http://66.213.69.5/files/original/35bbedb32e4ea9d6f1e5c49a2c527824.pdf 6e35edcc2c28922deab3a82c175ac467 PDF Text Text Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio r---Local Briefs:-.. . . . EMS responds to six calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports six calls . Wednesday. Rutland at 7: 24a.m . to HarrisonvUie for William Heltger who was dead on arriva l; Pomeroy at 12: 36 p.m. transported Robbie Sloan from Pomeroy J<:iementary to Veterans Memorial Hospllal; Middleport at 5:46p. m. to a chimney fire at the Jeff Miller residence on Broadway; Tuppers Plains at 6: 48 p.m . treated but did not transport Don Sedwick; Middleport at 7p.m. to Leading Creek Road for Arthur Petrie who was treated but not transpor ted; Racine at 8:39 p.m . transported Robert Forester from the station to Veterans Emergency Hospital. Meig.5 games cancelled • The Meigs High Sct10ol girls basketball game wll h T r imble 1 th is evening has been cancelled and will be held on Feb. 12. · The Meigs freshmen boys basketball game wllh Soulhern scheduled for tonight has been cancelled and rescheduled for Feb. 12. · Due to snowfal l, the Meigs Local School District dismissed classes three hou rs early today. Expert calls terrorism new kind of warfare By RICK VAN SANT United Press International People who ar e angry and frustrated abou t the seem ingly never·en dlng saga of terror ists seizing hos tages should rea lize that hostage· taklng is simply a new form of war , says an Ohio expert on the Mideast. And, say s Ed Fitzgibbon, Ml· deast terrorism against Amerl· cans wo n't abate until the United States helps nego tiat e some sor t of Arab-Israeli peace. Fitzgibbon, who has a Ph. D. in history from Ohio Stat <> and teaches Mideast issues an d Soviet -American rela tions at Ohio University's Laneas ter campu s, was chief of the U.S. Army's Mideas t in te lligence cen· ter las t decade. Fitzgibbon says he sympa. t hizes with the Amer ican general public's frust r ation wit h terror· jsts. but suggests that people size up terrorism for what It really Is -war. " I think a lot of peopll' don't understa nd that terrorism Is a new form ofwarfarrwe're fac ing today," Fit zgibbon said in an Interview Wednesday. " It 's In a different format from co nven· tiona! war, but It 's still war. Civi lian victim s of bombings are the cas ualties. The hostages are the POW's . "And I thi nk th is type of warfare is here to stay. This kind of war can be co nducted very cheap ly and with relatively few combat ants. If you have a ca use, and a numb<>r of dedicated people willing to give up their . lives for that cau se, then you' re going to hav e some success. When all it takes Is a handful of people to make war. you can' t era dicate i t. " Fi tzgi bbon cited the difficulty of co mbatti ng a group like "I slamic Ji had. " which boasted It kidnapped. tortured and murdered William Buckley, the U.S. CIA statio n chief In Beirut, Lebanon. "A lot of these gi'Oups ca n' t be identified and can '.\ be Isolated and th at cert ainly was the case with Buckley," sai d Fitzgibbon. "It appeared the CIA did every thing in It s power to loca te him. Th ey used I sraeli Intelligence, which Is one of the best In world, and still were unable to do . any thing." Although almost any method of fighting terrorism ca n be agonizingly slow . Fitzgibbon said It's best to att ack the"r oot ca use" of terrorism. " " The problem goes much deeper th an just finding a way of getting one or two hostages released," he sa id. " It's r ea lly going to require much more attention to finding peace In the Middle East. Until that is re· solved, terrorism and hostagetaking will continue. The United States or West Germany just can' t protect all Its citizens all over the world." Fi tzgibbon sugges ted . that President Reaga n spend more tim e try ing to negotiat e peace In the Mideas t. which In turn could slow down ter roris m. "I don' t think the current administration has pai d enough att ent ion to the problem s of the Mideast," he said. "They've relegated It to the baek burner. "We haven' t seen any real pressure exer ted by the U.S. government to .get m eaningful Mideast peace ta lks going. Th ere really hasn' t been much positive action since Presldo>nt Carter's Cam p David talks. In both the Nixon and Carter adminlstra· tion s, there was a lot more attention pai d to the situat ion In the Mideas t. " What I 'm saying Is. the matter goes much deeper than Indi vidual hostages bei ng taken." he explained. "I don' t think enough is being done to get at the root cause. And the root ca use Is the failure to re.sotve the Arab- Isr aeli co nflict . " I 'd like to see the U.S. exert pressure on all thC' countries Involved in the Mideast to reopen negotla t Ions and particularly In the area that has been most di fficult to resolve- the Palestl· nlans. Without U.S. int ervention. we're going to continue to have problems." Panel hears views !Continued from Page 11 the sca les of justice arc back In balance. " said Davidson. B ut Peter Ma cDowell of the Ctcvetand·based OP IC. said thl' Insurance lndustt'y' Sprofit s rose more than flvHo td In 198.1i to $11.:. billion. and tha t it wa nt s unj ustified tort rrform as " Icing on t hr cake." "In the face oft he pmpcrty and casua lt y indu str.v's record prof· Its. there Is no eart hly excus<' fo r adopting an;· of these measures ." said Ma cDowPII. who urged thf' commit l('t' to rPject the civil justice provisions and enact stronger regula tions of fhe insurance Industry . The legislation limits frivolous lawsuits. encouragPs out ·Of· court sett lements In negligence casC's, rrqulrC's att ornl'YS to disclose how they calculate their fees . and limits CC'rtal n awards by taking Into account the plaintiff' s fault and requiring jll'riod lc. Instead of lump sum, payment s for fu ture damages. One player wins $7 million ., CLEVE LAND 1UPII - One player picked all six numbers In Ohio' s Super Lott o drawing Wed· nesday night to win the $7 million jackpot. T he nilmC of the player will be announ c£ld .: 1ftPr ·the wi nn ing t'icket Is v;t lidatrd at a r egional lottery office, a lottery com mls· <ion spokesman said today. The winning numbrrs were :l, 4, 6, 10. 13 and 19. The player wil t tw elve thl' winn ings In 20 annua l pre-tax payments of $35(),000. In addition to the top prize winner, 343 players selected 'flve of the numbl'rs to win $230 each. Also, J1 ,869 players chose four of the numbers to win $25 api ece. There were 159,ffi7 tickets sold listing three of the numbl'rs. Those tickets a1·e worth '$3 each. Ticket sal es for the weekly drawing total ed $4.854,769, with a prize payout totaling $7.852.787. The j ackpot for nex t week's drawing wil l be at leas t $5 million. • Ohio, area weather scene South Central Ohio moderating temperat ures Sun· Snow likely and contin ued· day and Monday. A chance of wlndy,.Joday, wit h a low near 10. snow In the northeastern part of MostlY, cloudy Friday, with a the sta te on Satu rday, with fair chance of snow . flurries and weather elsewhere through the temperatures falling to near zero period. Highs will range from by evening. zero to 10 above zero Saturday, The probability of preelpita· from 10 to 20 Sunday and from 20 lion Is 70 percent tonight and 40 to 30 Monday. Overnight lows percent Friday . will range from five below zero to Winds will be frQm the northw · 20 below zero early Saturday, from five below zero to five above ~st, Increasing to 20 to 30 mph zero Sunday morning, and from tonight , • zero to 10 above zero early Ohio Extended Forecast Monday. Saturday throuJh Monday Ex tremely cold Sat urday with ' . ,. .' Thursday, January 22, 198~ ' Area deaths Grace A. Welker · Grace A . Welker, 92, Raci ne, formerly of VInton, di ed at V eterans Memorial Hospital Wednesday. She was born June 24, 1894, In Vinton, daughter ·of the late Jacob B. and Emmaline Miller Piper. She was preceded In death by her husband. Chauncy E . (Chad ) Welker, on Apr ll 2, 1956. She was also preceded In death by two sister s and one brother . Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Esther Metcalf and Mrs. Edwin (Lar a) Cozar t, both of Ra cine; a sister, Hazel Harmon , Columbus; t hree gr andchildren, seven grea tgrandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She wa s a member of Vint on Baptist Church and a pas t matron of Vinton Order of the Eas tern Star Chapter No. 375. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Sa turday at McCoy-Moore Funeral Home In Vinton, with the Rev. Marvin Sallee officiating. Burial will be In Vinton Memor· ial Park. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home on Frldav from 2-4 and 6·9 p.m. · Easter Star services wil l be held in the funeral home at 7 p. m. Friday by Vinton OES Chapt er No. 375. Dorothy McKinney Dorothy McK inney, 51, of Friendly Ridge Communit y , Crown City , died Wednesday at Holzer Medical Center. Born Aug. 8, 1935 In Point Teachers set for job action WI CKLI F F E I UP! I t eachers in Wickliffe are pre· pared to strike Feb. 4, unless the Board ol Educatio n agrees to give them a 5.2 pl'rcent raise this school year and a 6.6 percent raise nex t year. The Wickliffe Teacher s Associ· at ion submitted a IO·day st rike notice to the board Tuesday. Teachers have been working without a contract for about 13 weeks . Superintendent David Tanski said the board wi ll likely meet next Tuesday to discu ss the teacher s' monetary request. sug. ges ted by a th lrd·party fac t finder . The board 's last offer was a 10 percent ra ise over the next thr ee years. A strike in th e Lake Countv school district would affect more th an 1,900 student s at three schools. Pleasant , she was a daugther of the late David and Dolly Parsons. She is survived by her hus· band, Russell MeKinney; two sons, Roger · McKinney and Harry McKinney, both at home; four sisters, Bessie Fultz of Letart, W.Va., Essie Lane and Ruth Bonecutter, both of Point Pl easant, and Wanda Henry of Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va. ; two brothers, Ro~rt Parsons, Ra· cine, and George Pa r s~ns , Springfield . She was preceded in death by one sister and two br others. A m ember of Elizabeth C hap ~>I Churc)l, funeral services will be conducted there Sunday , 1 p.m ., with the Rev . Alfred Holley offici ating. Burial will be In Mount Zion Cemetery, F l at rock, W.Va. Friends may call at Willis Funeral Home, · Gallipolis, on Saturday from 2·4 and 7·9 p.m. Lowell Heitger William Lowell Heitger. 66. 35473 State Route 143, Pomeroy, di ed WednPsday morning at his home. Mr. Heitger was born in Meigs Count y . a son of the l ate Willi am and Josephin e Chris tm a n Heltger. He was a timber cu tt er and was a ·veteran of the U.S. Army, having ser ved in Wo~ld War IT . He was a member of the Ame r ican Legion. Surv iving are his wife, I sabelle Patterson Heitger ; a sister and brother-ln· law, Freda and Robert Ma hr, St . PE'tersburg, Fla.; a sister-in-law , Dorothy Heltger, Martel. and two nephews, Gar y foley, Syracuse, and Fr ancis Foley , Columbu s. Services will be held at 11 a.m . Satu rday at th e Blgony.Jordan Funeral Home In Albany, where fr iends may call fro m 6 to 9 p.m . Friday . Veterans Memorial Wednesday Ad miss ions. Mildred L ambert, Middleport; Anita Sheppard, Syracuse; Rod· ney Sloan, Pomeroy; Howard 'Thomas, Letart, W.Va . Wedn esday Di scharges Ferra Barringer, Donald Lovett, Greg Lathey, Ida Young, Sarah Hicks. Ma~on family (Continued from Page 1l aft er taxes and have deposited the money In twodlfler<'nt banks. The family will purchas e a house, "something I 've never had," Carol said. The winning ticket was a free one, she said. She obtained It by · using coupons clipped from a newspaper last Thursday . o. .... ·-~-------.-.. ~ .......-.-_........... 35°/o REDUCED DRESS SHIRTS SAVE WINTER . SWEATER VESTS DRESSES 30°/o Sale Price $630 to $2800 REDUCED While Th•g L•ll. 38°/o 1/2 PRICE WOMEN'S MEN'S JEWELRY WORK SHIRTS CLEARANCE CO-ORDINATE I, M, SPORTSWEAR Plaids FLA~NEL and lolidt. lnd..dts Dewon, Dennktnny, llakt and lady Dt•on 40°/o 40°/o oFF · Sale Pri111 Starling AI Save More! ANGEL TREADS MEN 'S SLIPPERS KNIT SHIRTS S·M·l ~ II. Good ttlt<tian. long sktns. h••lhint anortm~nt. REG. $12.95 to I]HS SAVE 35°/o S1l1 Prim' $842 lO $2142 WRANGLER SPORTSWEAR S~ACKS, · BLOUSE~. TOPS and BLAZERS ~ XL, Plus Big ond Toll lim. Reg. '14.95 to 122.95 $972 the northern cou nties and forcing several schools to close. The National Weather Service said low temperatures Sa turday morning would be between zero and 5 below, but wind chills at mid·morning ranged from 7 below zero In Youngstown to 26 below zero In Cincinnati. One radio station in Columbus, which has seen little snow this winter, was pl aying Christmas caro ls, i n cludin g ''Wint er Wonderland ." A winter storm war ning was in effect for extreme northeastern Ohio while a travelers advisory was Issued in north central, east central and central lakeshore counties. GOWNS, ROBES . and SLEEPERS SA~E 30°/o OFF 33°/o PANTY HOSE Clearance $178 By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS I UP1 t - Nineteen of Gov. Richard F . Celeste's Cabinet member s are r eceiv ing pay raises of up to $15.500 a year despit e the administration' s wa rnings that budgeting will be tight for the nex t tw o year s. But a governor's spokesman sai d Thursday the raises were grant ed to r~ward good work at the start of Cel est~' s second ter m. and to make the sal aries com petitive with comparabl e management positions In other statrs and pr ivate Indu stry . Seven of the Cabi net members' salari i'S have been boostt'd to $69.514- higher th an the $65,000 figure received by the governor himself. "Th~ governor thinks th~ y deserve rais es," said Brian T. Us her, press secr etary to CC'Ieste, adding th at the r aises were " based on merit, job pprfor · mance and equ it y with regard to depart ment size." "The governor felt strongl y that we should try to reward good job performance. " Usher said, pointing out the Cabi net members have not had rals~s In 18 months. He said r ais es for the WORK . CLOTHES AnDthtt $61'""'' Jrrt Rteilrtd 'Dale Rothgeb Jr.. 41, news editor of The Daily Sentinel and a reporter for the Gallipolis Da lly Tribune and news director of WJEH :WYPC Radio, died at 6: :10 a.m . today In Universlt;• Hospl· tal. Columbus, following an extended illness. · A natil'e of Addison Township, Rothgeb was one of the first student s to att end the new Adda\' il le Elementary building when it was opened In 1957 and graduated from Kyf:(er Creek High School in 1963. .Rothge~. 544 .Ja ckson Pike, Ga llipolis. began his career In arua journalism as a stringer for the ' Tribune, covering KCHS sports. He joined the Tribune sta ff In 1963, writing sports and working part·tlme In the mall Sale Prices S, M, l, Xl, Ul and XIII Plu1 Toll Flannels, Ptly Calton ~lt!Nts and Ouilf Untcl Shirls. lEG. PRICES It US to'2MS WINTER JACKETS Sim Small to XXI. t.atheu indudtd. Rtgulor Priu •u.•s to 'll9.9l SAVE 1/3 WOMEN'S WINTER SOCKS room. KNEE SOCKS LEG WARMERS and . IHERMAL TIGHTS Stlt Pried S16 471o S92l7 35% Stlt Prlet4' $90T TO $ )947 MEN 'S SAVE of the hoard of directors, Craig Mathews. trt•asurer, and Randy Oshorne, ol the hoard of directors. Others who will serve on · this y<•ar's hoard of directors, but unavallahl e for pictures, are Bill Haptonstall, Dan Arnold and Dean Harris. includes: general fund rxi><'ndi· t ur~s . $64,310.6.'!; fire fund. $45,560: street malntt:nance and repair, $13 .300; sta te highway, . $:\, 200; rrvrnue sharing. Sentinel news editor dies today CARHARTT BROWN DUU You Save 3 Seclions. 18 Pages 26 Cenu · A Multimedi a Inc. Newspaper with which to repa ir hi s ca r. Stacy provided the tool s and a short time l ater, And erson re· turned th e tools and asked for a glass o! water. And erson accompanied Stacy Int o the kitchen of the resid ence lor fhe wa ter and at CASUALTY OF FIRST SNOW- Sometimes It lakes jusl a lillie snow to make the roads slick, and that' s what happened Thursday ·mornln~ . Per sonnel of the Gallla-M elgs Ilead Start, which meets In the Mei gs Multi·Purpose Building, fearing heavy snow, dismissed school early. But a bus going off I he Mulherry Heights IIIII found the 'road already slick enough to he dangerous. Oiana approves 1987 budget Racine VIllage Cou ncil. meet · ing In recessed ses sion. passed the 1987 appropria tions ordl · nance totaling $191.:163 .10. Breakdown of the 1987 budget CHILDREN'S SPORTMEN'S SHIRTS SLEEPWEAR llu WINTER ITTLII WOMEN'S &CHilDREN'! IllES NO N.ONSENSE WINTER COLOR ~ Racine . IJ1.9S to I NB to Sin 14 Our Reg. '9 .00 to '40.00 .T o$12 32 .OYS' LITTLE GIRLS' WINTER SLEEPWEAR SALE $6 47 SAVE NEW OFFICERS- New officers for 19R7 were elected when Middleport Chamher ol Commerce met this past Tu!!!!day. Braving yesterday's snowy weather for this picture were,· l eft to right, In fronl, Bill Blower, president, and Mary Lou Boggs, secretiii'Y · Back row, left to right, arP, Dick Owen, vice prcsidPnt; ,Jason lngPis, memher Sale Prices WOMEN'S Sins I to II Regular Prices 19.95 to '18.95 workers are working towards keeping roadways relative sal e for traveling. The Gallia·M<'Igs Post of the Ohio Highway Patrol reported that It investigated 12 accident s, mostly minor , in Its coverage area on Thur sday. No accidents had been investigated as o! 10 a.m . today, according to a patrol spokesman. Meanwhile, the Eas ter n· Hannan T race basketball game scheduled for this evening has been postponed due to weather conditions and will be played at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 27. The fir~ t serious ~ t orrn of the w in ter sent temper atures head· lilg below zero, dropping snow on 3S0/o White or gray with calor top. 17 TO $1 49 • tha t point a stru ggle at gun point took pla ce be tween thr two men. Stacy pulled a .22-cat iber pis tol fr om his trouser poc ket and sho t Anderson four times in the abdomen . Official s said that tContlnttrd on Page :. 1 Harrison, driver, went Into the slld4' ,.., she traveled down th e hill, and the hus went Into a ditch. Th e ten children atN>urd wer e a little scared hut not hurt , and the hus w••'n't even dumag4'd. Tlu' children W4're taken huck to th4• Ilead Slart (;enter hy prtvah• cars to await another ride honw. Celeste approves pay hikes for 19 members of cabinet Boys 9 to II - Men's 9 ta IS $11 Special Group Of Fall & Winter ~olors __ TUBE·' SOCKS SALE • enttne Township Trustee, who. official s report s, lives alone at th e Dex ter residence. Stacy to ld officials that Anderson had come to the door of his home between 6 and 6:30 p.m. Thursday and asked .for tools MEN'S AND BOYS' long Sleeves ·• Solids and Patterns. Regular Price 1!8.00 ta 123.00 lndud1s knih , welours, polw cotton bltndi. Counly Prosecuting Attorney Fred Crow I II and Meigs Coroner Dr. James Conde. Officials this morning r eported these deta ils on the fat al shooting as related to them by Cecil Stacy, 55, Dexter, a Salem WINTER COLORS & fAIRI<S (t1EN'S VAN HEUSEN BOYS' SHIRTS whose body has been taken to the Franklin County Coroner's office for an autopsy. Working with the department of Sheriff Howar d Frank this morning to piece together details of th e Incident were Meigs LORD ISAACS SAVE SALE! • ·WINTER OUTFITS JUNIOR SLACKS 3s0/0 MISSY & HALF SIZES United Press International Sentinel Stall Reports All sc,hools of Meigs County were closed Friday as a res ult of i cy road co nditions cr eated by light snowfalls over the past two days. This Is the first day that students have missed classes during the current school year due to weather conditions. All·in·all, despite low tempera· tures, made even colder by th e wind chill factor, M<'lgs County has fared well over the past couple of days when heavy snowstorms hit the south and moved n orth eas tw ~rd. Compari· lively . Meigs County got little snow and street and highway Kenneth McCullough, A.Ph. Cherles A IIIII, A .Ph. Aoneld Hentng, A. Ph. Mon . thru Sit. I:OOI.m. tot p.m. ·Sundey 10: 30 to 12:30 1nd Sto • .m. PRESCRIPTIONS PH . ft2·2f5S Friendly Service E . Melil Pomeroy, . Open Nights 1111 t ~ 6034 ·Storm leaves icy roadways; school doors closed today Pharmacy REDUCED DRESSES noted that they have no control over highway departm ent worker s. Polley enforcement would lx' Ro ber ts' responsibility , they said. In other matt ers, th e commissioners received an anim al claim from Mrs. Walter Green of Matheny·Fairpiay Road In Sa· !em Township. for $36 for the ioss of 12 white l eghorn chickens . The county dog warden has the two stray dogs whi ch kiilf'd the chickens. Th e board approved payment of $24 to Mrs. Green. SWISHER LOHSE PICK-4 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, January 23, 1987 An Intensive Investigation was underway In Meigs County Frl· day morning after a shooting on County Road 10 In Dexter Thursday evening left a WheelIng, W.Va., man dead. Dead is Jessie Anderson, 52, $129 PKG 383 Partly cloudy tonight, with a low betw een zero and five · helow zero. Mostly sunny Saturday, with highs In the mtd teens. The probablllly of precipitation Is near zero tonight and Saturday. Probe continues into Wheeling man's death Protects against dust , pollen, painE spray and cold air . Ideal for do-it{ yourselfers and persons with allergy {: respiratory or heart problems. Hun-. dreds of uses around the home and farm all year long. . : • Daily Number at y Vol. 36, No. t83 Copyrighted 1987 Replacement MICRO-FOAM Filters (package of 2) MFF-2 Ohio Loth'ry• • each SIZES NB to SIZE 7 Harry C. Watson , dec. to James B. Thom as, Jr .. Darla N . Thomas, John R. Thoma s. Chery l L. Thomas. adm. deed. pt.lot, Pomeroy VIllage. Cl yde J . I ngels, dec .. Pat sy G. Ingels, affid ., Middleport. Cl arence E . Randolph, dec., Alelha M. Randolph , affl d., Bed· ford . Thomas C. Byrd . dec. to Gall Byrd , Phillip Allen Byrd . Michael Tod d Byrd. Kimberl y Carol Col lins, cer t. of trans.. Col umbia. Phillip Allen Byrd , Lori Byr d, Michael Todd Byrd, Kri stin e Byrd , Kimberly Carol Collin s. Willi am H<'nry Co llins. Jr. to Ga il Byrd , parcel, Columbia. .., 89 OUR REMAINING STOCK WOMEN'S !Continued from Pa ge 11 . LITTLE BOYS' TOPS & PANTS Rio Grande at Cedarville on Saturday . -Page 3 FAM-1' CHILDREN'S Property transfers ODOT ," He left \ he Tribune In 1966 and became news director at WJEH, a position he held until March 12, 1970, when he rejoined the Tribune as a reporter. He con· tlnued to write sports and CO· vered the cour thou se beat untll December 1978, when he was named news editor of The Dally Sentinel. He also continued to write a semi·regular column, 30°/o r. ~ Dale Rothgeb Jr. "Sport s Desk." He served on the l<yger Cre~ k Loca l Board of Education and was elected to the Ga llla Count y Local Board of Education after the consolidation of county scl\ool dis tr icts. He was active In the Kyger Creek Athletic Boos .. ters organization and .was a former member of the Gallipolis Area Jaycees. He was also a ll)ember of the Sportswr iters and Broad·casters Association. He was a member of Ca mpaign Creek Baptist Church near Addi· son and attended St. Louis Catholic Church In Gallipolis . Born Dec. 11,1945, he was a son (Continued on Page 51 $2,781.22: cemeter;· operation. $3,800; reve nu e sharing , $2,781.22: water d('poslts, $500. and interest to cem<"tery oppra· tions, $300. Frank Cl el and was reelect ed to serve as president pro tempore of council and Cl eland appoin ted sta nding commit ters for the year. Ben Pet rei, president of the Racine Board of Public Affairs, appeared before council requesting author ization for the board to have el ectrical work done at the aereator building and cou ncil suspended the r ules to pass an ordinan ce authorizing the bo ard to draw up specifications and to advertise lor bids on the etectrl· cal wo rk. Fire Chid Ro bert Johnson reported th at thefiredepartment Is es tablishing prior it les on ltem,o; It wishes to purchase this year. Glenn Ri zer, street commls· stoner, was authorized to secure a new tarpaulin for use on the trash tr uck. Council ai red compla ints about ashes being thrown onto village streets and alleys and council requests that this be dlscon· tinued. Rizer also reported t hat some res idents are placing trash In paper bags which · fall apart when wet . The trash pickup ordinance. requires suitab!e co n· talners be used for trash and plas tic bags do meet th is req uirement, cou ncil reported. Ann Layne, president of the ladies auxiliary of the flre,departmenl, gave a copy of the group's financia l sta tement to council for study. All council members were .present for the meeting along with Clerk Jane Beegle, Rizer and Johnson. • olher 11 members arr under consider allan . The press secretarv said Cf'lcste and Carolyn L uk~n s meyer , his .ch ief of ,, t;;ff, evaluat ed. th e Cablnrt members and settled on the pay ntlses to start the adm inistration's second term. But Ohio Senate Pres ident Pro Tempore Stanley J . Aronoff. R·Cinclnnatl, said hr found thP l iming " a litt le bit odd , com ing right - on a S<' ri es of press conferences asking fo r austerit y, and hold·lhe-lin(• spending, and no-growth , word s l lkr that. " Th e administration has hintt'd '" a 1 percent spending cut In April unless tax co llections Improve. Aro noff also said that while th e governor has a per fec t right to set Cabinet sal ari es, It was "unu sual" that hr did not first advise legislative leaders of his plan . Cabi net sal aries arc paid fr om each agenl'y's per sonrcl appro· prlation . Aronoff said ther e may be a review of the s a l ~~rles when the 198M!~! budget com es before the Genera l Assembly thi s spring . Largest rai ses we n! lo Pam ela Hyde, direc to r of mental health, CONTINUES - Thla 18 how lhe Melp Inn looked 'lbunday afternoon at the end of the third day of tearing down the Pomeroy landmark struck by a seriou s fire Jut June. Due to . ' ' ' from $f>4. 111X to $1;9,:>14. and Ri chard P. Seit er . direct or of correct Ions. from $59.Olfi to $69,514. Robertn Steinba ch••r . Mml nls· tr;1tor of the INierally·funded Ohio Burea u of F.mp loy m ent Services, tu r ned down CrlestP's l'cco mmPndltllon of a pay hike from $53.45fi to $62.:>04. saying her agency Is facing a " severe budget cri sis" bPcau sc of fC'dcr al cut s. Others lifted to the $fi9,514 fiJ<ure were Clar<•nce D . Paw· llckl. direc tor of dcvC'I opment : Warren ,J. Smith , dir ec tor of tra nsport ation ; .Jos eph J . Som mer, director of natural resources: William G. 'sy kes , director of admlnlstntllvr Sl' rVI· c:cs; and Hobert r::. Brown, cllrcctor of mental reta r dation and developm ental dls<Jhi llt lcs. Ta x Commissioner Joanne Limbach recclvt'd an Increa se from $52.312 to $61,006. The others got ralsC's In the $3.000 to $o,OOO range. " If you would compare the salaries of our Cabinet ml'mbers to thosl' In other large sta tes, I think you would Iindt hat ours at·c underpaid. " said Usher. •' c~lremely cold temperatures made eolder hy a wind chill factor, work on ruln;t I he slructure Wall not ~'Ontlnulng today . • �·C ommenta The ·Daily ·sentinel • lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON A.REA. ~lb ~m~ r"'T'l..--tr..:...-"T"", ~ d. ~ ~v . ROBER:r L. WINGJ;:TT Publisher PAT WHITJ;:HEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor .' • I Greening o( Germany West 'cermans go to the polls · are deeply split between a Jan. 25 to vote In a parliamentary dominant left wing and a prag. election, the conclusion of which malic minority wnose effo rts to is very likely already known. 1\'00 votes from the political And that is a decisive defeat for center are repeatedly sabotaged the major opposition party, the by the ideologues. Social Democrats . With the Socialists hav ing The party that governeo Wes t virtually eliminated themselves Germany from 1969 through 1982 from contention, the betting Is has fallen on evil times that that the ·center·rlght coalition continue to worsen - a trend now In power in Bonn will stay in many observers think Is largely power. The dominant issue of the of Its own making. The Socialists ca mpaign has become !(s post· 1 IT ~ l)~I)ICATE't:> ?ENTAGON A look ahead to the 21st century I my self cannot lca\'C my Iruck in Wes t Virginia and rldP a boat across the river. r. like many prople, will have about 100 miles a day added lo our dr ive to get to work and back. This a lso means thai I wlllliave to spend another hour to an hour and a half each way, added to a 10 ~· 1 0 ll·hour day a t work, this makes for a long day . It sure does n'llake a year and a half to add on taxes when they want a rai se. J· hope they remember thiS when they see their business go to ot hN coun· lies. I sure hope people here remember this when election lime ro lls around. Where's th e ferry ? Larry E . Curtis 47761 Eagle Ridge Road Racine Everyone's yelling now 1 am writ ing Ihis teller in res ponse lo the lcttrr that ap· peared In the .Janu ary 19th edition of the S(• ntlncl. The leltet' I am referr in g to is the one cr illci7.ing ihe st udent section a t the h~ s kt.' tball ~ames . Obvlou·sty thi s teller was writ · ten before the pa st two bal· !games. In the past two ba l· !ga m es, h ome agai n st N.elsonv llle a nd Vinton, the stu· dents have represent ed the school' quite WJ"Ii. We !OOk a carava n of stude nt s to Vinton and had a student section thai near ly equalled Vinton's. Tt·ue, at the begi nning of the ~ear , there was not much noise coming from "The Pit, " but Ills hard for three or four people loyell, when no one else wil l. Lately though , we !rave gollen everyone yelling. Still, I cannot recall anyone else sta nding and cheerlhg. The adults must want to gel full admiss ion out of their seals, beca use they do not get off of them the whole ga me. Why is 11 only we are to stand and yell? Lr t's gel everyone to stand and yell. Ve ry sincerely yours Jell Nelson Today in histQry: By United Pres• International Today Is Friday, Jan. 23, the 23rd day ol1987 with 342 to follow . Th e moon Is m011ing away from li s last qu arter. The morning stars are Venus and Saturn. The evening s tars are Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. I Those born qn this date are under the s ign of Aquarius. They Include French author Stendhal in 1783; French Impressionist painter Edo uard Mane! In 1832· Premier Franz Josef Strauss has little use for the FOP, whose ; policies It rejects as wimpy. Strauss would like to seethe FOP ous ted from the coalition and himself installed as foreign min· ~ · ister In place of the FOP's Hans-Dietrich Genscher, a nim· ble political perennial who has held onto the job for the past 13 ~ years. : ·1 It would mean more than a change of person allties. German . :l for eign policy under Strauss · • · wou ld be even more pro- · '• American than II trad!tio~a lly. . ;, has l;leen. He is ferOCiously ·..~ fr iendly and outspokenly suppor· ~' tlve, particularly of Reagan·· ..; administration Initiatives. ·: But he has other friends, such: ,;; as the South African government • ·~ and strongmen in Latin America, \ wit h whom even Reagan's Wa· shinglon is n't on the best of terms. He is all for a tougher German role In the world. All of which makes many Germaqs uncomfortable, a reac· lion the Li berals have been exploiting. A vole for them, the Liberals tell the electora te, is a · vote against a "Strauss Diktat." · The stronger their position in the .· new coalltion, th e more effec· lively th ey can blunt his ~ belligerence. t• When the votes are cou nted, however, the most significant winner may be none of the above. The antl·establlshment Greens; who entered the Bundestag (par· llament ) for the firs t time four years ago with 5. 6 percent of the total vote (the minimum for representation Is 5 percent) , could hav e the most to celebrate. :1 .• BASELINE DRIVE - Univ ersity of North Carolina's ,Jeff Lebo drives the baseline agall!st Wake Forest's Mark Cline, in action Thursday night at the Greensboro Coliseum. The top-ranked Tarheels won the game 7!Hl3. (UPI) . Bad bolts threaten WASHINGTON - Low.grade bolts, counterfelled in Asia and made to look llke hugh· qualil y ind ustrial fasleners, are floodi ng the count ry. Some have turned up in the • industry, yet some nuclear power plan ts fall to make sure their dangerous equipment Is held together by bolts of the req uired strength. Nuclear Regulatory Commis· sian inspectors hav e reported quality control problems with bolts at l1 power plants since 1983. In anemergcncy ,oneortwo substandard bolts In the wrong place could mea n the difference between a shutdown and . a meltdown. A big part of the probl em is the widespread use of unmarked or improperly marked steel fas ten· ers, even though the commis· sian's regu lat ions specifically require bolls in sensitive areas to be marked according to Industry grading standards. In some cases, the federal inspectors have had to cut chunks out of unm arked· bolts lo test them chemically and make sure they meet specl flcations . As we have reported, count er· fell bolts have been detected at one nuclear power plant and by a By I!RIAN DEWHURST MELBOURNE, Austra li a (U P]) - Pat Cas h mus cled his way Into the Australian Open final by blasting to p seed Iva n Lendi today in a gr ueling semifi · nal th at lasted 4 hour s. 6 minut es. Lend!, the world's top ra ted player, .wilted un der Cas h's re· lenlless power game and lost 7·6 17·1), 5·7, 7-6 17·51 . 6·4to th ellth seeded Australian. Lendl has .been the top seed for the pas t three Aus tralian Opens and has appea red in only one final, in 1983 when he fell to Mats Wil ander. Lend i has never won a major grass court title and Cash prevent ed his det ermi ned bid to capture the year's first Gra nd Slam event. The 12,(1()() fa ns at Kooyong weenl berserk when Lend! plants _A_nd~er_.~o_n_&_Da_le_~_an_A_u_a Conn ec ticut co mpany that makes valves for the Indu stry. NRC document s reviewed by our associate Stewart Harris give details of the difficulties so me nu clear plants have encou ntered trying to keep track of their essential nuts and bolt s. Here's what lhc NRC's Inspectors found and had to correct: -At the South Texas plant near Bay City, Texas. unmarked, low·strength bolts intended for electrical raceway supports may have been used In more sensitive equipment. The bolts were dis· tributed throughout the plant in "bulk quantities," according to a 1986 NRC report. "This condition may have resu lted in the Indiscriminate use of the unmarked fasteners In other types of equipment insta l· lations because the bolting is readily available and presumed to be adequat e," the NRC's cons tructi on appraisal team reported. · On another vlsil to the same plant , Inspectors noted th at low· strength bolts had, in facl, been substltu.ted for hlgh·strengt h bolls on so m e mec hani cal equipment. -Quality control officials at Washington Nuclear plant No. 2 management atte ntion," the near Richland, Wash., lost trac k NRC inspec tors wrote. of the kinds of nuts installed at Other plants where NRC in· various locations . Many were spectors found problems with unmar ked, but just by looking at bolts since 198.3 include RIVer them NRC inspec tors deter· Bend Unit No. 1 near Baton min ed they were not th e kind Rouge, La.: Byron Station Unit 2 specified, according to a 1983 near Rockford, Ill.; Millstone report. The Inspectors also found Unil 2 at Waterford, Conn. ; nuts and bolls of different grades Seabrook Station at Seabrook, mixed together in storage bins N.H.: NineMilePolnt Unit 2near In s t e ad of bei ng sto r ed Oswego, N. Y.: andPerryUnits1 • separately. and 2 near Painesville, Ohio. : -Anchor bolts of high and low NEW SCANDAL TARGET?strength wer;e mixed togethen at Elliott Abrams, assista nt secrethe Shearon Harr is nuclear plant tary of state for lnter·Amerlcan ··' near Raleigh, N.C. The mixup Affairs a nd the Reagan adm inis· caused some equipment to be · tration' s point man for aid to the held in place by Jow·strength Nicaraguan Conlras, will soon be · bolts where stronger ones shou ld the focus of congressionallnves· .. have been used. In tills case, tigators. Our sources point out NRC officials decided there was thai Abrams, as chairman of an no safety problem, however, and lnter·agency group on Central allowed the weaker bolts to stay America, should have super· put. .. vised Lt. CoL Ollver North, who -The use of unmarked and was fired from the National Incorrect bolts on pumps, motors Security Council over diversion and ·other equipment " Indicates oflranlanarmssa le profitstothe ·' a generic Jack of attention to Contras . Unlike North, Abrams fas tener details" by th e Com· didn't take the Fifth Amendment monwealth Edison Co. and firms when called to Capitol Hill. But, supplying equipment for the according to sources, he was · Byron Station Unit 2 plant near afflicted with frequent memory· .Rockford, Ill., according toa1985 lapses before the Senate Intelli· · . report. "This matt er requires genre Committee. ~a u se." That action is likely to produce dema nd s that Robertson dis· avow Swaggart's most ou trage· ous remarks, Includi ng his char· acterlzatlo n of Ca tholicism as a · "fal se cult " and ~ " fa lse rcligion." Adds Swagga rt: "The Cat holic Chu rch's doctrines are made up basically of legendary, mythical , apocryphal, human traditions rather than being based on the word of God ... "Whenever Ca tholicism has had broad authority over the people, the people have been led Into Ignorance, superstitio n and Although Robertson shares ma ny of Swaggar l's views, he Is far more circ umspect than the flamboyant Swaggarl, whose 7,000·seal Family Worship Ce n· W>r Is part of an evangelical empire that grosses an estimated $150 million yearly. Swaggart's weekly television program Is carried by approxl· mately 200 stations and l\een by about three million viewers. In addition to state-of.the·ar t broad· cast fa cili ties, he operates a By TERRY BOTE NEWPORT BEACH, Ca lif. iUPI) - It will take more than John E lway for the Denver Broncos to beat th e New York Giants Sunday. At leas t, that's wha t John Elway says. The Broncos' brillia nt quarter· back scoffs at the idea that Super Bow l XXI Is his own personal battle agai nst the might y Giant s. "I'm just one of the ll parts of the wheel ," Elway s<1 id Thurs· day. "I've go t to do my job and eve ryone else has go t lo do I heirs for us to be successful. It' s definiiely not a one-ma n show." There was a time w.hen Elway might have tried to make II one. As a rookie his biggest Lolling Edberg overwhelmed Masur with his serve and a bar rage of pass ing shots th at caught the Australian charging the net. The 21·yea r·old Swede will make his second appeara nce In the Aus· tralia n Open final s. Masur defeated Wimbledon champion Boris Becker In a sensational five·set upset in the fourth to advance Edberg.round Becker ·was. against subse· quently fi ned $2000 for unspor ts· manlike conduct during that match. Edberg defeated only one seeded player, No. 6 Mlloslav Mecir, on his way to I he finaL " I am playi ng very well. I got a good start and th at was impor· tanI. " said Edberg. " If Mas ur had got a good start and with the crowd behind him, that co uld havl' caused trouble. 1 am pla ying as well as 1 did at this lime last year and lhe center court suits me even if the ba ll bou need higher." Cedarvllle Satu rday for a 7:30 se nior guard; Ron Rin in ger, 6-7 SEOAL p.m. Mid·Ohio Conference game junior forward; Joe Verhoff, !H Athens at Ga llipolis with the Yellow Jack ets. se nior forward: Doug Fogt. 6· 7 Jackson at Warren Loca l Th e Rcdmen will be shooting junior forward; are I he probable Mar iella at Logan for their 20th win against 4 start ers . defeats. Inside th e MOC, Rio If Fogt Is stili s idelined with an SVAC Grande is 5·0. injury, Lawhorn will start Rob Oak Hill at So uth ern ' "They are a ve ry ta lanted Jackson. 6·6 fres hman at a Southwes tern at kyger Creek, offensively , and a ry thm team." fo rward post . ppd. snow Re dm en Coac h .John Lawhorn In wome ns action, the Redwo· Symmes Valley at Nor th Ga l· said. "When they are in rythym , men wil l attempt to even its lia, ppd . snow they arf' awesome. Greater Ohio At hletic Confer· Eas tern at Ha nn an Trace, ppd. The Redm en need to win on the ence record Satu rday afternoon snow road If they hope to maintain against Walsh College in Paul R. th eir one-game lead over Walsh, Ly ne Center. TVC whom RG C defeated Tuesday The Rcdwo mcn, 12·4 overall Wellston at Federal Hocking night. RGCplays sixoflheirnext and 1·2 in the GOAC, will tipoff Trimble at Vint on Coun ty sevrn co nference contests are on aga inst visiting Wal sh, 1·1 and Belpre at Meigs the road . 6·8, at 2 p.m. Probable s tarters for Cedar· Both tea ms matchu p well wi th ville, 1H overa ll and 2· 3 inside solid outside shoo tin g. In com· th e league, are Mi ke Freeman, mon oppo nent s, Wals h defea ted Saturday's Games • 6·2 junior guard; Ed Wakefield, Malon!' and th e Rcdwomcn fell 6-2 junior guard: David Yeager , 83·80 to Ma lone Tu esday night on Vinto n Co unty a t • 6· 7 se nior cent er: John An gus, 6·6 a Jas t·minut c conventio nal three· Wheelersburg junior for.rard: Don Simerly , 6·9 point play . Belpre at Warren Local junior cei'11er or Gary Shaffer. · Robbin Luck, GEOAC player Logan at DeSales 5·11 sophomore guard. of the week las t wee k, led th e Col umbus Linden McKinley at Rcdwomen in th e loss with 21 Portsmouth For Rio Gra nd e. ra nked fifth in poin ts. Peggy Morbitzer added Waverly at Ironton the nation in NA JA fi eld·goal 20. Lea Ann Mullins 16 and Kris percentage this week (.556). Shepherd 14. . Anlhony Raymore, 5·11 sopho· .------------"'-- - - ----------1 sprawlin g prlnt)ng plant that tu rns out 24 million books, pamphlets, posters and other Items every year. In 1983, two Atlanta television stations halted broadcas ts of Swaggart 's programs because of their anti·Catholic content. 'fhat ~as one of his rare brushes with controversy in Ihe past - but there are likely to be many more If Robertson mounts a full ·scale presidential campaign. Publ ish('(! ('\'('I"Y Berry's World <lfi('I'I\Oon . M o n da~· throu.'!h Frid<I.V, Ill Co urt ST.. Po· · mrrov, Oll lo, h.l' thr> Ohio Va i !F·~· Pub1\):hi n'g Comp:my 'Multlmrdlu , lnr .. 1984 MERCURY MARQUIS L. S. Dark ltlut with matlhing c•riogt roof and inttritr. PS, PI, Air, pewtr door lodes and windoWs, wirt whttlt. Yllour int•lor, prlfl'lium 1ound 1ystem. SHOWROOM CONDITION Pnmf'rov . 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A<i~('(·l:ll ion . Not ! !ona! Ad\ 'l'l'l i" lnp RPp iT'SI'n l:ltlvl'. nr:l nhum fl.!f•w o,;papf •l' Sali~. 7:t1 Thi rd Awnu<•. was trying to do too much --; to Jive up to othrrs· ex pec tations of grea tness. "Nobody could livr up to what people anticipated him bei ng," Denver Coac h Dan Reeves sa id. " But I don't know anybody who has done a beller job than .John has the four yl'a rs ht•'s been in profcssimti footba ll. " Elwav said he has le<t rn ed to stay ~llhin l hc limit s of his abilit y, and not shoulder all till' responsibilit y of thr Dro ncos' offense. " II was part of .John's maturit v as a quarterback," Rcrvrs salrl . "Now he just takes ca re of the things that he can con trol." E!way doesn't ag rr.t• with the thePOWER The Daily Sentinel t USPS ~~~960 1 ;\ 01\ll'iion of Multimedia, lm·. over Auburn ln a Sou thras l f:' l'n Co nference game. Teny Goner scored 11 pain Is to reach t hr 1,!X)() mar k for his career. Goner Is Alabama' s flr st l,(l()().poinl and 500·ass lst playr t·. AI Lawrence, Kan., Danny Ma nnin ~ sco red 23 point s to help r;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~i~:~~w~~~~~ ~~~~:a~a~~~~:~. a I Friday's games I sin." He Is similarly critica l of Christian Scientists , Jehovah's Witnesses, Seventh Day Adyent · lsts, Mor mons and ot hers whose religions are based upon writings ot her than the Bible. In a 1985 magazine article, Swaggart claimed that "some 63 percent of the producers, dlrec· tors and writers In Hollywood a re J ewish," then added: "Many of these Indi viduals are working with a fanatical zeal to remove Christianit y as a positive force In our American society ." Other objects of Swaggart's scorn Include the Nationa l Cou n· ell of Churches, World Council of Churches, National Edu cation Association and American Civil Liberties Union. Swaggart charges that fern!· nists "belleve that no woman should be allowed to stay at home and raise her children" and that " the Institution of marriage has failed arid we must work to des troy it." The nation's courts, he says, lire engaged in "promoting ever· ything immoral and suppressing every thing godly, decent and honorable. " The Supreme Court, like Congress, " Is an instltullon damned by God," he adds . sprayed a foreha nd volley over the sideli ne on Cas h's second match point. ) " I am very happy to beat the world num ber one player butl'li be happier wh en 1 have a co up le of beers ," Cash, 21. said. "Lend I made mistakes today he nor· ma liy would not make. The lie break in the third set was the tur ning point of the mat ch." Cash wi ll meet · defending champi on Stefan Edberg of Sweden in Sunday's fina l. Th e winner of SLG.'i mii!ion Austral· ian Open receives $103,875. Edberg, seeded fo urth. was in scintllallng form earlier Friday when he comp letely outplayed unsceded Austra lian Wa ll y Masur 6·2. 6·4, 7-6 t9·71. He needed just under two hours to beat his 23·year·old oppo nen t. scored 19 points to lead the Tar Hee ls over Wake Forest in an Atlantic Coast Co nference ga m e . • Jeff Lebo scored l4 points and J .R. Reid added 13 fo r Nort h Carolina, 16· I and wi nner' of 14 straigh t. Freshman Sam Ivy led Wake Forest with 22,point s. At Iowa Cit y, Iowa, B.J . Ar mst rong scored 16 points, a ll in the second ha lf, Jo lead six Iowa players in doubl e figures In lhr Big Ten game and extend the nation's lo nges t winning streak to 18 games. The 18 str aight also Is an Iow a school record . Darryl Thomas led Indi ana with 22 point s. At Las Vegas. Nrv., Armon Gilliam scored 25 point s to powe r Nevada-Las Vegas in a Pacific Coas t AthiN lc Association gamt'. The Runnln' Rebels Improved to 17·1. At Tuscaloosa, Ala.. Jim Farmer sco red 20 poi nts and Derrick McKey added l~lto lead five Alabama s tarters in do ubl r figure s and lift the Crimso n Tid<' Elway will need.help in semifinal Redmen travel to Cedarville; Spotlight on Swaggart _____Ro_be_rt_Wa.:.:.:.:. lte::.:.:.rs .. BATON ROUGE, La. - If the Rev. Marlon G. " Pal" Robertson pursues his race for the 1988 Republican pres idential nomina· lion , he could focus unwanted allenllon on fellow televis ion eva ngelis t Jimmy Swaggart. Indeed. Swaggart - whose home, chu rch and broadcast facilities are located In Baton Rouge - could become as cont roversial In lhe 1988 ca m· paign as fiery Black Mu'slim leader Louis Farrakhan was In 1984. ~ Farra k n was an outspoken supporter ·f the Rev. Jesse Jackson during his bid for the 1984 Democratic pres ldenlial nomi natio n, but Jackson was ~easel ess ly press ured to 11epu· dl ate Farrakhan 's inflammatory statement s. Among Farrak han's num ero us anti·Semltic remarks was his characterization of Judaism as a "gu tter religion." Indeed, he compared the United Stales to a "rotting carcass," described Ado lf Hi tler as "a great man " and criticized whites as "oppres· sors" of blacks . Swaggart , who has made slm· llarly offensive remarks about Cat holics and others, Initially declined to support Robertson's ten tative bid, argU ing thai poll!· lcs was a " game of compromise" inappropriate for members of the clergy. _ But following a meellng IJe. tween the two men late last year, Swaggart endorsed Robertson' s campaign. "Pat Robertson Is one of us," he explained at a prayer, meeting here in which he proclaimed himself to be· 'part of the same purpose and the sa me Cash upsets Lendl • ID with three seconds Je!t In over· lime. Jones was going up ·for a dunk when he was fouled by llilnois' Steve Bardo. "If they (fan s) want thei r mon ey back on this one. they are crazy," Purdue Coac h Gene Keady said. " We were out of the game, came back, had some fou l trouble. And that shot by Doug (Lee) was unbelieva ble. We're happy, lucky and glad to be here." Troy Lewis scored a ga mehigh 31 points to help Purdue Improve to 15·2 and 6·1 in the Big Ten. Ken Norman led Illinois with 19 and Glyn n Blackwell added 18. The Illinl fell to ]3·4 overall and 5·2 in the conference. In other games involving ranked teams, No. 1 North Carolina crushed Wak e Forest 79·53, No. 2 Iowa defeated No. 4 Indiana 10J.88, No. 3 UNLV pummeled Long Beach State 104·74, No. UA!abamaedged No. 1> Auburn 88·82 and No. 20 Kansas beat Nebraska 86·65. AI Greensboro. N.C., Joe Wolf By LOU RABITO UPI Sports Writer .Kip J ones sa nk a go· ahead free throw with less thari one second left in overtime, threw his arms in the air to celebrate, then watched his teammates almost ruin the fun . Jones hit the seco nd of two foul shots Thursday night to rally No. 5 Purdue to an 87-86 ·Big Ten ·victory over No. 10 Illinois. The overtime triumph was preserved when the llllni' s Doug Aiten· berger missed a tec hnica l free throw awarded when the Boiler· makers bench emptied to con· gra tulate Jones. "It fell just like I was In practice," said .Jones, a 6·foot·8 sop homore who scored only 2 point s off the bench. ':I knew I was going to make the second one. After the firs t one. which I thought I should hav e had, I was much more confident." Jones' teammates and a few fans ran onto the court, denying Dlinois a chance to inbo und the ball and causing a technical foul. After Allenberger missed the shot, Illinois lnbounded but did not get off a shot. Purdue guard Doug Lee. held without a field goal most of the ga me, had hit a ~·poi nt shot as regulation timt> expired to send the game Into over time tied at80. With the score 86·86. Allen· berger was called for traveling DonGraJ/¥ election composi\!on. At the moment, It consists of Chris tian Democrats and Free Democrats 1FDP or "Llber· als"). The Christian Democrats, however, a re a double party the Christian Democratic Union tCDU ), whose turf is all of !he country except Bavaria, and in Bavaria, the Christian Socialist Union (CSU). The CSU - most specifically, its Imperious leader, Bavarian The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Late free throw carries Purdue to win ~~----~~~~--~~~-------------.~----- The Lighter Side I see Meigs Cou nty has done it aga in. The cou11ty has gone to sleep aga in . How long have they known the bridge was going to close? What have the high officials been doing for the pasl year and a. half'? Silting on their hands again, loo ks' to me. How ma ny people work in Ohio who live in West Virginia and work In West Virginia a nd llvc ln Ohio? This Is not only hurt ing the people In Pomeroy and Maso n, but people as far away as Logan a11d many other plac••s . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . ., TO THE' They've don_e it again Friday, January 23, 1987 . >: :! LETIERS OF OPINION an• welcome . They shoold bl' Jess than m words long. All letter s ar(' su bject toed It i n ~ and rm st be slgnOO with name, address and tr lcphon(' number . No unsl~ n cd leit er s wtll be published. Letters should be In R:Ood taste, addressing Issues, not persona lilies . Letters to the Editor '• Page-2-The Dally Sentin8t l ::;• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, January 23, .1987 • A MEMBER of The Un lied Press lnterna Ilona I, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. . By DICK WEST WASH INGTON IUPIJ - Jud gi ng from the ycar·end articles I have seen, a lot of seers are predicing wha t will happen this year. It is, how ever, fairly easy to foresee a few months ahead . The real trick is peering a ll I he way to 1he nex t century, whi ch at last count was roug hly !3 years in the fu tu re. I l ake my hat off to th e "14 grea t minds" assembl ed by Omni magazine. In the January iss ue, they look forward 20 years. So I don't necessarily agree with Omni as to what constitutes a "grea t mind." There Is no gai nsaying th at we stand on the thres hold of the Age of Information. just as we once stood, palpitallng and perspiring, at I he dawning of the Age of Aquarius. Nor is there a ny denying, as one co mpu ter whiz predict s, that "a Jot of things are go ing to vanish," Incl udin g credit ca rds and bank checks. I may even di sappear myself. Still. I found the Omnl article stra ngely lacking in prescience. Here, based on current trends, are some of the things I believe will happen at some point during I he 21st century: '-A single airline will fl y all U.S. rout es, foreign and dom estic. It will bc called Trans Dogpatch in honor of th e la ic cartoonist AI Capp and will be conglomeratized by Ivan Boesky. - Wall Slrcel will require at extra digit , making five as opposed to th,e four curren tly in use by Dow ..Jones, to repor t stock market averages . :-Fi rst lady Na ncy Reagan wil l r un for president and will be elected alt hou gh there will be wides pread speculation thalli act ually Is her hu sband , Ronald, who Is making poli cy for the admin istration. -Ma le hats, which were pretty well done in In the 1960s when President Kennedy Insisted on tu rning up at state affairs bareheaded. will make a fa s hi on comeback. ,Already, some lelev lsion co mment a tors are wearing hats to football games. By next century, I predict, no self· res pecting male fait wou ld be ca ught dead at a sporting event without a hat : :From the stadium, or arena, II is only a short dis tance to covering one's pate at all levels of society. -Clonin g will beco me scienliflca lly possible, rendering mool the ques tion "are men necessary," raised by anot her ma gazine writer. Helen Fisher of the American Museum of Natural History as ks: " What a re men good for?" in this century? : ·A trip 10 the Ca ribbea n, perh aps some extra hands around the hausc," she concludes, an swering her own question. :As she poin ts out. when Char les Da rwin refer red to "the survival of th~ fitt est." he was n't measuring "your bank account " or "your 1urbo· powered Porsche." "He was counting your chi ldren," Fisher opines; and since the average woman lives a longer and healthier life than the average man, who needs "to dilute their ge nes with those of the male?" • Cloning Is the answer. But females in the nex t century may miss all those trips to the Caribbea n. Par lic~lar ly If, as predicted In Omnl, bank checks va nish. .. ' NAPA Sl LVERLINETII·specials! One 4 dr. One 2 dr. NAPA SILVERLINE Thermostats only $1.49 NAPA SILVERLINE Starters as low as $23.49 NAPA SILVERLINE Alternator as low as $24.95 DRY GAS (#7400) only 89¢ 19 76 Ford Pinto Sta. Wgn .•••.•.•• $99 5 1981 Dodge Omni...~.!!':.!!~.':~~!!!·.... $895 1976Chevy 3/~ Pickup ..~~!~;~!.!·!.t .. S695 1976 Chevy 112 Pickup ...~~~!.~..... ss9s· 197 4 Ford F-1 00 .........~~~!~;......... $495 1976 Ford Window Yan.~~!~;~!.CXI; $895 SALE ENDS JAN . 31 , 1987 THE MOTOR PARTS CO. 162 Third Ave. 157 Walnut St Gallipolis, OH 'Middleport. OH 446-2962 992·2131 ...-.- . 41APA• All the right P¥tS in all the nght places:· �Page.,..-4-The Daily Sentinel T~p Al\1\ coaches voting this week. UPI Sports Wriler 'The Vikin gs received 391 points in this week 's balloting, delayed one day because Monday's observan ce of Martin Luther King Jr.'s bir thday and the clos ing of post offices . Ket tering Alter, an 85-77 win ner 'over Day ton Jeller son Friday night and now 12-0, picked up 12 first place votes and again fi n,ished seco nd to Sl. Jol' with 346 poll point s. COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPII Cleveland St. Joseph , Oberlin and Columbus Wehrle remained solidly the No. 1 teams in thi s week's United Press Intern atio nal Ohio High School Board of Coaches boys basketball ratings . St. Joseph, 13· 1, a 69-55 win ner over then third-ra nked Canton McKinley last Friday night , wa s the choice of 24 of the 42 Class With McKinley's second loss, Bai·berton (11·1) moved up one spot Into third at 271, Toledo St. Francis (11-1) · advanced !r om seventh l ast week to fourth with 224 and Clnctnnall ·Woodward remained No. 5 with 207. McKinley's fall stopped at sixth, followed by Warren Hard· lng, Dayton Dunbar, Columbus Brookhaven and Moun.t Healthy. Dunbar, at9-4, Is the only top!O team with more than two losses, of Scoreboard ... (jolu·hl •l' .. , ......... ...... 111 '!:1 i .f3 IU liD H urrah • ................... . ! ~ !': t; 3 ~ IU IliD C ,\MI' Ht:l.l CONn; Hf:Nt t: Norrl.. Ulv...,lon NBA Standin!,rs lntt•rnutktNLI t:A." iTERN CONI-'t:Ht:I'ITE '"' ,\ Uant k Oi vt->lun l' r~., ~ \\ .. ... ~,; 8 01ot on ........ M' I. T l"h . Gt" GA 1'1'1 . 1;11 II .7 111 I. l"hilll1k' lphi ll . . , "I li } )j.'j r.•., "'""lllnJ:ton . .. .... 111 I ~ .111111 ' '" ' Nrw \ 'urlt. ....1:1 ~fi .au 1n ~rw · l l ' t M'.~ . ............ ... II ~ . t~'! li l 't•nt ra l Uh ll'l lu n f)!'lrolt .... '!1 1~ .616 . '!.~ t:t . 6~11 'l.'l t:l It .:.tJ ...... 1 ~ tJ .:ra t\ll unl tt .. ... . .'Hll~o~o· a ukt • t • .. . .... ... 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II .'VIIn•w· ~rll u l'lll ~l • ur~o;h SI•Ltl ll1•.................. ....... <!8 IK .521i II l'huf'tl b...... ............ .. .... l6 '!I . 11)(1 Iii LA f 'llp ~r~ · .................... :, :11 . 1 ~11 ~fi' : ·. ··- .' a tl_,os ,,nll;l'll... , !0 : 35 p. m . at Vllnt·ouwr, 10 ~:1~ p.m. S alurdt~,V'~> liamt-:. f:.t l ,~~: :u.v at Hus ton. all!'rooon lb.rtfurd Ill Tur unlo, nl~~:hl Uuffalo at War>lllna;lun, nl.r;ht f'hl~ · al{u u l Monlr••al , ni a;hl NY J,. lantk-h a t Q111•hrt , nl~o;hl l' l'lll ado •lphilllll !\'!'til' .Jf' I S I')', nlr;l'll l'lll ~ hur.:l• a1 f:dnwnton, nl .-hc lk-trnlt ul St , l .u ut~ . niKht fiuldt•n )o!Jitlt•........ .. .... ~J l!l .:14M 111 H.S. Boy Ratings { 'ULUMB US, Ohio tUPI) - Thlt. Wf't·k',. United Prt!1111 lnl.-rnullonoli Oftlo Transactions fo' rlday '11 fi~~o m t'!' Atl!lnla al Ruston. 1::111 p.m. ~• aJ JI ~ · Il( N't•W .fl' f M')' , 7: :1!J fl.rtl :'lil'lolo' \ 'urk td lluu ~tu n , M11.111. f'hlll 'nh: Ill ~'w. hln at on , ~ 11.111. ( "lt•\'1'1and a t l 'hlo ·ax t~, M::111 p.m. (j nld! ·n Sllllt• a l Ula h. !1 : :111 p.m. l'h•trult at 1.•1\ fllppl'h, Ill : :Ill p . ~n Sa o :r ~~o nwntu llll'urlhllld. 10::111 p. m. Sat 11rda,v' N(iu.mt-s J.,.\ l .o~t k!· t~ a l IJ~t ll w. , aft••rnunn !W> allif' 111 Alla nh . nl.:ht Ptl!ll'llb al lndi am~o, n iK I ~ fhJc-11~1 Ill f'll '\'t•laPd, lli . hJ IIIJ!:h ~ hoo l Board of f'oadtf'~' lluys hllMiill'lhllil ntii•R~ (With nr~ · ph&c.- \'oil'~" 11nd won-lo8II'P.I'Otd!i In pllrenlhe-Mt'IIC) : fL ,\.IiS 1\M n,\.'i t:n.u.t lutll t an : t~mli~ - 1•\m••rlran r\ "'"odu.tlo nl l.u l~ l'utols t•l a,\·t·r· TelUll :0.: 1utH•d n tld11'r l'lic•h!'h f:d win S unn , Pf't r L:1dd 11.11d T1•rry 1'1!.)'1ur IIKt l'!'d IU l·,\'l' ll.f t~ . 8.\'i,Kt:TR,\ l.t 1 h·, ·••land - ."il.-n ••d Klfllnl ( 'ra ta t~ hl o lit a !'11111 ra1·1 fur lit•• rt•lil. of 1111• ~• · &olin . lndilln:& - Rl'·u t lva l••d hlrw atr d Kl1n ,\ nikrsn n frum lh1• lnjurt •rllil'll. C'OI.U:(;fo: f 'ul l"n l.v .'!an Lulli O hi ~JMJ - Na nwd Wll'lhln~nn ll llf tmklma , ni J:hl N1•w \ 'urli Ill S:a.n 1\nt unlu. nl !fhl Mlhl'auk•·e at D••m ·1•r. nhcht Ul'l rolt al Sllt•r a nwnl u, ubd!t l ~v ll• ~·t • • nclt: h foolh ldlt ~ t ad L lllrt'd l'au ll'a,.,.ual•t nl a . . fm~hu lt t'tl !ll'h. N,y rtu·u""• tL.~l'l islll nl llfl C:K t: \ · NHL Smndings w ,\J.f~'i U••t rnlt - Ht•t•Jdh•lf f!Da ll• · Mark l.ulun •111 lru m t\dlrondnl'l.: nf th1• 1\nwrl· I' IU'I Hm•k1 oy l.f' lllt\!1'. r oNn:nt;sn: l'alrkk lllh•r.lun " ' I. T 1 ' 1 ~ . li Jo' li \ l'ldhult•llllil:l. ... . ... :11 I ~ I lili 1!1" I ~ ro.;-\· I ~Jwulo • t!. .. \\ a... taln,;tton ..... ..2:1 ~ I I .111 11:1 IMi . .. 19 t'! ; U Ill ~ ljt :"1>'\ ' K;nlll:"'h . ..... .... IK :! 1 II H Ill ~ 1~ 11 :\'•·w . t~ ·r~•-, ............. 19 ~~ :i IJ 11 G :! 19 l'hhhnr~lt .... ........... l1 21 M l't lfi6 16:i ,\dams 11\vl,.lon .\ hmtrt•:rJ ........ ..... .... !! 21 7 .i ~ 112 161 ... ~:1 Ill li l'' ~ ~~ l:lti lla rllord H<t!> llln ... .. ................ ~ :l 1!1 5 51 IliA IlK P11lnl!o St. ·lllllf'P h n t ) ( 1 :~ I) ......... :l!t1 ~- Kl'll l'rlnl Alli er 11 2' 112- 0) ........... :146 :1. 1\Q.rhl'non ( ll• l ) ............ .. ...... .. .... tl l t . ToiNio St. FriUII'I~ ( II· I ) ............. n t .1 . nm·lnnall \\'oodwud (:\) t ~ I J ..... t tn 6. ( 'll.nlnn Mc Klnlf')' t i6-2J ....... ........ 14!1 7. W1U'ren H1ll'dlna 1II). II ...... .. ........ 111 M. Oaylon DunbiU' t• t ) ............. .. ...... li:! ' · folumhu !l Broo•hatvrn 112·2) ......... SO I 0. !Knunt HnUhy tl ) (II). 2) ..... .... ...... It ~l't.'ttnd lrn :· II . Stow Wlll ~ h •,h •!iull t2) -t :l: 12. tUf'l Alilrnn Kf!nmon• Md Rl•avetl'tl'i!ll, :tH l'lll.'h: 14. F.11.111 Llnrpool :1:1;. 1 ~ . W11rl't'n Wl'lllt"''n Rrt~l' rvt• U: 1&. Utra ln Nt-nlor -:!!; 17. M ~a~li lllun P~·rr)' 26: IM. (th•) Clndnnall f'u n.•;•ll MMrhua and Mlddii'IIIWn. 21 CIICh; 'tO. Sprlnl{lh•ld 1\'orlh Ill. I. o·uada. SI'Ullll • 1'1/Ui flll kdln 11nd bremen TrHaJit>y HI: 11. ». 'l'ur unlu a t R'lnnlpt:J:, 11:3!1 p.111 . .~\' lhut .r;••r" at F.dm•mlun, ll : 35 p.m. ,-. Thu~ l\\· ·~ lt• ·•ull I .~& IU~i'l II Jl lnrllana 1011 l ilt Q,u·IW>1· Ill lla rlfnrd , 7::15 p.m. M'll'> hlnJ:'!nn •lllhallahl. 7: JS p.m. r'hlt·aa-u al l' hllu.dl'lphl a. 1: ~ p.m. ~ 1. Luul!'i atl Ot'lrull , 7:!HI p. m. . U!I II 2ti .:llli 12 11 ~· , m 1;1:. Wh t"elw~ tt.r~~: HI; 14. ilk>) H11mllhtR Me .·MachiM 11, ,' fr. ·FMrmlnpon 70 Md.- &ltlmort' foulfl)' 'n, BroukJyn 19 l'll'la.-ua 112, \lermolfl N Pill-Bradfo rd 7!, Politi Park~~ Sprlndleld U , Amwlun Int. Mil St. fo' randN (Pal.ll.l MariKt, ppd . ~.;now ~ - •IOfrll'ph' PI at ftui.-l'f'PI, ppd. !inGW Thll>l&-1, Daem1111 rt Wll)'ftf'!Obut,ll N , D11vbo 6 F.lkln!! 'nl A.lahama M. Allhurn II! A.rbrllw.!'i State liS, Mf!N'N''Il' St. " F. . Tr n ner~lft 78, Appalarhlan St. 10 Funn1111 liS, (:ltlldel 'M I.a. Tl!l'h llt, Nort• Texu st. 71 N'l c holb! 87, Prairlto VIew I~ North Cuollna 'J!I, Wall e Forest :1:1 N(' A6T Tenftl'IIIW Sl . Ill. lorlelt NE l.oulr~lanll. II~. Tt'UII· A.rllnAf:on 76 N. Kt nl ucky 81, Belhumtnr 78 !20T ) S. A~hiUlla Ht. s. Fturlda K3 Tenn..('halllti'IOOIIl II,"'-'· CnoU na ~ VlrJ!nla II, ('eorpa T1•eh 511 Va. Commonwealth 1!1, Ridlmond Iii Whef'Jing 105, La Roehr (Pa. l !WI MIDW&'IT 81-lhel Kll. Tri-stalt• '70 Bradley 15, Crf' la;hton 87 Concordi a 13, Mldlud LHiheran M~ Drlllii ., IU, Southern llllnoili 7S Gr. R11pldM a.pt. 103, St. Mauy '!l flij low11 IGI,Jndla,..llll Kat• IIM Ill. Nrbra!lka 65 Ke nhdy We .. Al, lnd-Pur lind. ) '8 J..a ke Slipt!rlor w, Sll(lftll."-' VaUI'y 7:1 M11t~Murr11y 1!1, GrePnvlllt• 111 1UIIIil 11ill 16-t lllfii1H 1,561711 College Basketball ( ' h •v~· Tl'am l'olnls I. Oh1'l'lln (2:1) ( ll-n t ....................... ~ 60 :l. \ ' 11ft M'f'rl II l ( IHJ ..................... 'l l:t Th u NI !I,\' ' ~ U• · ~u ll .li :t Nt'll' Lt>b~t~~on Ob:k 1'!1 ( IH l ...... 1741 I. G~t>nn•• ld M ~·{! l al n (It i l ~·ll) ..... . lli-t !), Oalil IIMrhor {I H) ........ .. ....... .. .. .. 151 6. ( 'll.mpbt>ll ,\1 f'morhtl ( I'!- I) .... ..... , I til 7. E l)'riM Cillholll· t1 2- l) .. ................. 'lfi II. Porllmnuth ( 1'!-21 ....... ........•.......... 111'1 !1. \ 'ounl':'!lown Ur11ullnr 116-2 ) ......... ...411 01110 l .ouls\'Uit• Ii i , flndnn~U 69 R'abh 1\q, Uykl' 1~ Su ulht•rn lndlllll;& MO. 1hhland ijli t :l\."'f t\ lh:III.V SL ' :l,l'latl,.hUr(ll:;h Sl. 11!1 Hrya nl K5, M..rrlnuwk 'l:t ( ·an io.lll !l lll , SINill 1:! but the lour Wolverine defeats have come by a total ol eight points ( 1, 1, 2 and 4) and Includes an 81-77 double overtime setback Saturday at Toledo Scott. Oberltn, whose 66-38 win over Lorain Southview Friday night Increased its record to 11-0, g6t23 ol 27 lirst place votes in AA and held a 260-213 margin over Van Wert (12-01, the runner-up team fo r th~ second straight week. New Lebanon Dixie (13-0) C'o lll!lllllt' $H, Hartford H !SOUTH 11~ fto .,lun ~ . l\1unlrl'al ~ No· ~ . Jt• r ~'> t'~· 1, C~ I K arv ~ " Jo' rlda.}"~ l ;unw" ~:t 2'1 .2i .l .f7 1M2 Thursd:u· · ~ R<• !ou ll ~; 1.1\ l'a •·lllt · llh· l~iu u I,A l..~t lu ·r~ ...... .... .... :rl 11 .11110 Portland .......... .......... H 11 ..',11~ ~ \\ lnnlp1•11 ......... ....... ~lit I ~ IIIJII IS:I f ''' K:tr~ .. .. .. .... ~ t l 1 a:1 191 1111 l,u,. ,\n,wl•·~ ........... .t l t l G Ill ~'!1:11911 \ ':mt'l lll \'1' 1............... 15 211 :i :1!1 lti21!tl 61 , II' : 1·111 '~ I ... 19 '!CI II 4& .. .... .. 1!1 tt ~ 4 ~ fh il'u~H .. . .. . .17 2:1 1 II St. l.o u l~ .......... ..... . IS e1 ~ to Smyth•• 1)1\ blu n )o.:dnJ IIIli On . ............. ~ ! II 2 li-t 11 .fi41 J~ .5'l!l 211 IH .!\ 1:1 ..t l IH-truh ...... Tnr onl n ...... ~llrlw,.,.l L ,\ F,riday, January 23, 1987 teams remain unchanged in UPI boys -basketball poll By GENE .CADDES By l Jnllt•d Friday. January 23, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ID. Wo~J!~Ctc r Trl"'ll)' !13-1) ..................:n St-t·ond len : II . C' APE n; l'l. Ma,on :r!: (He) Pember\'lllr Ealltwood and B)'eli· ville Meadowbrook, 14 ra.::h: Ill. (til' ) Colum .. 8 lrtJtp, N~tpole.n and NPW moved Into third place ahead of Greenfield McClain ·(12-0) and Oak Harbor (13-0), fourth last week, also fell a spot to fifth. Rounding out the AA list were Campbell Memorial In sixth, followed In order by Elyria Catholic, Portsmouth, Young· stown Ursul!n.e and Wooster Triway, a newcomer which replaced the Cincinnati Academy of Physical Education. 1. lln&dford IR-:!) .................. ..............611 7. Jt>w~t..S~· Io c1•2 1.......................... .54 II.. Mld.etown F enW II·II, (10.1 ) ............ AO 9. N'e war.k C.thollc ( I) (lt.:l) ..............:n 10. Muudll'ld Sl. Pf'l er'" Second~~ ~ Conco rd John Glenn. It ea·:h. lt. CLASS A Poln•~~ 1'f' am I . Columhtui We hrlr t:W) t 1:t.-ll) .. ..... UII 2. But.')' nw Wynferd 113-0) ......... .... .. 282 :S. Fr~&~~kll• Furruu: tl G rt!~·• (ll ·ll .. .. 2f4 I. Cont lnt•nW.I!10-DJ ........................ JM6 5. Anna (I ~ I) .......... ....................... 171i I . Upper Stloto \1 allf')' ( ll ·f) ........... Ui2 1. lndlllft \'.allf!y Snulh ( 1!- 1) ........... 1:16 II. HaviMd Wayne TriU'r II) tt-l) .. ltK I. Co lumh4IUII ('r losh1 t!" · fl 'l-ll .... ... ,.~ ID. ,JacbonCentrr 111·2) ................... rl Secolld ll'n : II . Slrll!iburll: 26; 12. Appl~· CN'Piil W~nl'dale lfl; 1:1. H1m1lt>r P al rtt k Hcnl')' 111: U. Spil'h('f't\11111' 15: 1!5. (lko) Otlawil Hills and rtndnrWifountry Day, II ~ltl:h: 1'7 , l.ut: ~ 10: Ill. itlt' l Min~. Se hrlna and \\'lndhiUII, 1 ea.:h. H.S. Girls Ratings fOI.UMBUS. OMo t UP I) - 'lbl!! lolo't'l'k's United PresN lnlt•rnatlonal Ohio Hll{h ~·hool Bn11rd of Co11ches' .-Iris hJV;k~"hatll ralln~ tw lih firM· piM'l' l'Oif'!i u.nd won-lot<t ~o rd !i in parcnthf-"8): ( :L,o\SS AAA. _ Tum Polnl,o; 1. fanton Mt.•Kinlcy (11 ( 12-D) ......... 1111 -2 . f lnelnMI I !WI on IM ) I 11-tJ ........ ,,, IlK 3. Ea!<il fii'Yl'IMd Sh;aw l ~ l !12-0l ,,, , 117 I . •\kronB ~ hlelll ) 02-0 ) .............. 119 ·' · Ba r herton ( II· I ) ... .........................il 6. Parm~ Holy Name- I II· G) .............. llti 1. (tl,e) Cln,l'rtne1•1on 111- ~1 ........ ...... SO 1. ( til~) Fla•ay I'll (12--t) ..................MJ 9. To I {:entnd Catholic 113- 11 .............38 10. ( 'Ill MI . Noln' Dllmt- ( 1 :~ 0 ) ........ .... 2!1 Seeondll'ft ; II . WU!iltW ftiV f'r Vl;>w !3; 1:!. (lie) Sl dney ll.nd Dllylon Pallt'r!!on, 21 t~ lll ' h ; 1~ . Tol1'11n DPVIIhl!!t.; Ill: 15. Kr tlt.•rlnK Fairmont 17: lti. folumhu~ Nor thl1111d "; J7, ToiNio Whitmer U: Ill. Lunc...,lt-r 1%: II. (Ill') llppt>r Arlln,llton and Eudld. II CIK'h. fLI\."lS ,\1\ Point ~ Teall\ I. M'I'SI Holm1os t2:1J (1 ... 01 ... ........... lOS ~. K'f'll!ivUie t lt-0 ) ................... ... .... '!2'! ;1, 11pp C'Ity t3) ( 12- 11 , , ....... ... ...... .. 21)6 4. Gernuullo"·n Valh•y \ 'lr\1' ( 12- 01 .. II '! ~- Wrlllna;loll ( 11·0) ........................ 109 li. K't'!il MU!OklnJo;Um I 1:1.1 ~ ....... , ......... In 1. Umu Bath(IO-I) ............... .. ......... .IiO II. fk>loll \\'1'!'11 Bro~n c • h !I) tl l- 01 ........ 7~ 8. \'IC'nnaM otth4"''~ f l l tiHl .. ..... ..... 71 10. Rot•ky Rlvrr Lulh \\'1!"1 Ill · I) ....... til Sl-1-ond lt'n; 11. Pomt"rny Ml'i~ ·II : lt. SlrutiM>rN~~: 13. Byt'!WIIIr M••1utowhrook :n ; 14. HNldln,; ;t: U. fa~otalla M ara-~t · r..tllltll !II: 16. Ut ica 26: 11. Oalil Har hl1r 21: IM. \I ll!) K1·nton Rldr;.· 1U1d H11mllloD Rmlll (IL '! I ral'h: 20. ('1\I'F. IR. fLil."iS A Tt' lllll l' nl nl~ 1. Bucbyt• fc•ntral (K) 1li ·Ol .......... 111M 2. Pil't>hlt!O 1 ~ 1 11 \} 0 J ....... .......... .... .... \011 :1. l11dlldl Vullt•y South t I) ( I tt) ....... IG!t t Dt"lphos St . .lo hn's til t ii·OI ......... I :IS ' · Kalld~a t il tll · O) .................. .. ........1111 Ver~llftl =: (~3) ............ :~.'! II . Pa..or•·GIIbol& I l l ~; !Ill; 13. Df.Grall Rl¥ tn;lde z.. ( t) lol. n ... llle Rose(~ ran !l !II; u . Marlon IMIIJ IK; HI. Botkin~ 12; 11. Hilltop 10: lA. Hk>) Pr.ti~YIIIe, North Adami and Yellow Sp ~ lnp, 7 eat• h. H.S. Wrestling HOLLAND, Ohio i UPIJ - Thl~ "'E'fk'~ Oh io hlr;h t«:ltool wretr.tUnjt r.QIII&J'i, ~ ~ mplled hy Dlt•k Hoover, ~~er rrtar)' · l rtiiH urer ef tiM' Ohio Hl.-h Sehoul Wrf!Otlln~; Coacha. A.liliOCIIUion, and dls lrll'llte d h)' UPI ( llr ~tt pl ar.t.~ vole~ In ..----Local. Briefs:-......, Patrol issues two•' citations Wehrle, which defeated tough Columbus DeSales '47-43 last Friday despite only two points from 1986 Class A player-of-the· year Eli Brewster, was a near unanimous choice as the No. 1 small school. Wehrle, 13-0, received 34 of 35 first place votes and was voted third on the other for 348 of a possible 350 points, The lone remaining first pla ce vote went to No. 8 Haviland Wayne Trace. Bucyrus Wynford, also 13·0, wound up second for the second week in a row , getting 262 point s, and was followed by Franklin Furnace Green In third, Continental in fourth and Anna in fifth . Continental made ~he jump all the way from eighth to fourth. Rounding the A list were Upper. Scioto Valley, Indian Valley South, Wayne Trace, Columbl· ana Crestview and Jackson Center. Two drivers were cited Thursday by the Gallla-Melgs Post of the Ohio Highway Patrol In connection wtth a weather-related accident. The pat rol said Edward L.. Laudermllt, 44, Pomeroy, was northbound on Salisbury Towrishlp Road 390 (Dark Hollow Road), one-tenth of a mile north of Ohio 7, at 4:35p.m. when he came upon a parked car owned by VIrginia Richards, Pomeroy, and another car, driven by Henry W. Doerfer, 26, Albany, that '"' · was stopped In the road. Laudermilt-applled his brakes, slid on the snow-covered road and struck Richards' ca r. Damage was moderate to Laudermllt's pickup and to Richards' vehicle. Doerfer's car was not damaged. The patrol cited Laudermllt lor assured cl ear distance and Doerfer for stopping on the road.way. '. • Board plans resource room ' purenlhetlrM) : Tl' .un Pnlnt,o; I. Labwood Sl. Edw11rd 1Hl .......... 15t 2. CleveSI. II'IIIItlll8 ............. ,.......... 140 :1: Upl'f'r Artln~on ................ .......... lll ~ . Xt•ala.......... .................................. ll:t 5. North fanloa Hoovrr ....................641 li. {lit) Solon ... ..................................ffl li. l l kl) NorOonla ............. .................. 82 II. t'airfleld .... ......... ........ .... ,, ,,,,,,,,, .. ~7 9. Worthlna;ton ......... ........... , ..............-10 It, Maplf! llrlr;h1!0 .............. ................ 21 St>t"U nd trn : II. Lnnln Southvk>w !-1: 12. <'hu:lnMII Eldl'r I&; 13. Tolf'do!Wa~!l ll; u . North Ohn~h·d 12: U. Lima l<ih awiN'e9; 1~ . fii'Yelund St. ,Jo~e,hll; l'i. Struiw'nvDip, 7: IM. (til') Fremonl Ko ~,., St ronlf'!viiiP and Parmll \Ialiey For•~· .li -Plans for es tablishing a resource room for the tal ented and gift program to begin with the 1987-88 school term were made at the Wednesday night meeting of the Southern Loc al School District Board of Education. , It was noted that the fundltig •.for the resource room and its equipment to be developed at the Junior High ·School and serve the entire district, will come from Chapter II monies. Personnel hired Included Florence Thornton as a regular cook stating Feb. 1, Magna Donna Wolfe and Carol A . Hood as subs!Uue cooks and custodians; and Cheryl L . Lightfr i tz as a substitute teacher. · The board voted to send a letter of thanks to David Diles for the donations to the four elementary school from the Diles Appalachia Golf Tournament proceeds. Next meeting was set for Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. Attending the meeting were Joseph Thoren, .Dennie Evans, and Scott Wolfe, board members, Dennie Hill, clerk-treasurer; and Bobby Ord, superintendent . .. ... f Li\SS At\ A .. :531 JACKSON PIKE · RT.J!i WEST PhoM 446·4524 BARGAIN MATINEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY · All SEATS $2.50 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2 .50 . ·. iiANIIARY 23 thru 29f L:: FRIOAY thru TI!URSOAY! :.J I' U.C h. I'LASS AA Tl•wrt EMS answers 3 Thursday calls rolnl " I. J\(ldfnrd (:hiUIII'I ( 10) ......... .... ,...... 121 2 . folumhv~tRf'ady 11 1 ................. Itt 3. Ro~ts lord ...... ... .. ......... .... ................61 t O• k Hatrllur ....................... ... .......... ~1 S. Mr•lla Buc key~· 8. Olml!tC'd f-'~t ll "' " ............... .. ...........$1 1. Akron St. \'lncf'fll·."il . Mar)' ............ :19 11. Sl . Parbi Guham ................. ... ......1~ nc r.t.n 01 nc MW w I . folumlw K Df' S al~ .............. .......... .. :tt 10. Mll11111 Edl•on .... .......... ........ .......... ll! Sf't'Ond tP.n : II. Brooklyn 17; U. M1•dln11. lll~;h11111d Ill; 13. Hlll... horo U: l.f. Uhrk-hsvllh•Cilt,)' mOnt 10: 15: Swl&nlon9: 16. M' &<~hlnA'fon foun Hou!ll' II; 11. Twhtshur~; f'hamhf>rlln 7: IM. (tie ) Eaton and Huroa. li rat·h: H. Falr\'lr ~· P11rk 4. tiOOIM It - Ptln KIMIWIDJ OI41AMtt ........ ~~­ fLASS A Tt•am Pol11b I. f'liP,.·hury (:II ..... 2. Rlrh mond Mei gs County E mergency Me(lical Services report three calls Thursday. Pomeroy Fire Department to an auto fire at the James Acree residence on Ohio 143; Middleport at 4:17p.m. to 686 Brownell Ave. lor Carrie Roush to V-eteran$ Memorial Hospital; Rutland atll:22 p.m. to Sanford Davls'iload for Teresa Canterbury to Holzer Medical Center. ................... , ... .. ....... t 2 Ht• lf!hl _~ l~lf[ Government report . .indicates slow growth 1'00 & 9'20 P. M. .. ........... IN ( It ................... OK :1. C'uyuhof!ll HPI(IIt " I-t) ....................11 4. fault.t: ...... ...................... ....... ......... &6 Brl.lrPorlll ) .......... ....... ...... ........ ~ li. LlheriJ ff'nter (1) ......................... 51 1. Mlckl4'fl l'ld {;ardinal , ........ ............ ~ :\ 11. 1\n·hhold ............. .................... ... ... :lll 9. t' rrmolll. l-It. ,lflsf'ph ........... .. ...... 1•.. %1 10. Wt•st Lltlrrty !hl.l1•m , ...... ........... .\ .. 20 Sf't'O nd ll!n: II. ,\pplt'('n •••k M'"-""''diU1• It; 1'!. (lk•l S11ndu sk.\' ~ 1 . Mar)' .~ ~t~~d Edi'E.'I'Ion. IS l'llt:h: 1.1. 1111' ) Glhoionburt a nd Ucklna flt•la-fiiJO, 10 t' lll'h: IIi. t:rwutvll'w H t•l jthl~t II; 11. Thllmp~n IA-d,-;ll'mDnt 7: IK. tlif' ) Blufh un, f :ll.ldwell lllld A)'l't)lvUi e-. 4 eac h. $, .•.•. ' SAVE UP TO 2,000 PlUS 3.9°/o FINANCING NO DOWN PAY ENT 1st Demo & Factory Car SOle of 1987 ' ·".•' .. • •• • •' . ..• •'' .'... ; ....'''•.. ' ' ' ' .. '.' •' ''' ..' . >! . .'.. .• . ·... .. ...... .. ' .. . ... .... '• ''. ' ' ' ' WASHINGTON (UPII - Like a meandering river, the latest government reports show the U.S. economy flowed placidly through 1986 and appears likely to offer just as slow a ride this year. The Commerce Department's . report on the real .gross national product revealed slim 2.5 percent growth after inflation last yearthe worst GNP performance sine<' the recession of 1982, when It plunged '2.4 per cent.: Analysts expected an even clearer picture of year-end consumer activity with the depart · ment's report today on De· cember personal income and outlays. · The annual GNP figure, re· leased Thursday, st ill reflected enough progress to give America Its fourth straight yea r of economic growth, something done only tw ice before since World War II. But Lawrence Chimerlne oi New York 's Chase Econometrics noted the Commerce Depart· men! saw ju st !. 7 percent growth in r eal GNP -the output of goods and services adjusted for lnllatlon - In the final three months of 1986 compared to th e year's third quarter . "!It 's ! more of the same; a mediocre ri se," Chimerlne said. "By and large it shows the e,copomy has continued to grow at the same sluggish pace that we've had s!nee the middle of 1984." In 1982 dollars. the currl'ncy use<) to make growth co mparlsqns, the real GNP of $3.68 trillion fell short of the 2. 7 p~r ce nt growth the administration was counting on while Ill!" ring it~ revenues for the next lise~! year's budget. The short· fall could mean the budget deficit will be larger than expected. Among the factors blamed for sluggish growth is the news that real personal consumption what the average American spent in Inflation-a djusted dol· Iars - fell $2.9 billion in the four th quarter of 1986. its first sltp in five years . Veterans Memorial Thursday Admissions - Ri· chard Stone, Middl eport; Carrie RQIIsh, Middleport; Ernes tine Williams, Rutland; Betty Willis. R aci ne; D ebbi e Hall ey, Syracuse. Thursday Discharges - Eu nice. Christy, Charles Nease, Charles Werry, Mary Dail<'y , Rodney Sloan . P r o b e c o nt i n ues\--'-1c...,o..., nt.... in.... ued.:...:.;,lr.... om;,;,:...;Pa;;::g,;,_e1 ....1_ ' .. ·..- ...•.. ' .' .-. ... ••• ·> ' ..:' .. ' .. '• '• ' • • • • • • ' ••• ·: ''.. S·10 Sport Blazer 5 -10 4•4 Piokup ' ONLY $1990° ONLY PER MONTH 7-CADILLAC$ 1:-CUTLASS SUPREME$ 4-0LDS 88's .. .. .• ' .' ' S271 oo PER MONTH .2-FLEETWOODS 1-ELDORADO 2-COUPE DeVILLE$ . Jim Cobb. Chevrolet ·Oids~Cadillac ~ ·- ·- • - \- ' -- • I- . ,, I Houm lon••wN.;.,ri, 1:30·1:00 P.ll.; T-.·1hun. 1:30·5:00 P.M.' ( Sat. ••• a.-1 ~~ ~ ' of Glenna R. Rothgeb and the lat e Dale Rothgeb Sr. He is survived by hls wife, Patricia, whom he marril'd on June 13, 1979, In Harrison, o ·hio. Also surviving are th r('(' broth· ers, David Rothgeb. Mickey Rothgeb and Robert Ruthgeb. He was ac tive In coaching lltile league baseball for a number of years and later officiated area high ~c hoo l football and baseball . '·. '•. '•. '•. '·. ..-· '. '· . . Albert j. Gibbs Albert J . Gibbs, 78, Mason, W.Va., died Wednesday ln. the Veterans M emora l Hospital emergency room, 'Pomeroy . Born Dec . 13, 1908, in Mason, he was the son of the late Arch W. and Edith M . Cartw right Gibbs. He was a retired trackman for the B & 0 Railroad, a coal miner, a veteran of World War II. hav ing served with the 82nd Airborne Division, and a member of VFW Post 9926 of Mason. Surviving ar e one brother , Marlon L . Gibbs, Elyria, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m . Saturday in the Foglesong Funeral Home, M ason, with the Rev. George Hoschar offi ciating. Burial will be in Adamsville Cemet ery . Friends may call at the funeral home from 10 a.m . to 1 p.m. Saturday. Military gr aveside r ites will be conducted by VFW Post 9926 and Srhllh -Capehart American Legion Post 140. C. • Floyd A. Stobart Jr. Floyd A. Stobart Jr., 77, 32591 Dark Hollow Road. Pomeroy, died Wednesday at the Plea sant Valley Hospit al . A retired coal miner, Mr. Stobart was born Nov . 19,1909, 1n Meigs County, a son of the late Floyd A. Stobart Sr., and Mary A. Kaylor Stobart. He was a vet eran of World War II . Surviving are three daughters , Opal Kaull, Pomeroy; · Ruby Hayhurst , M arietta, and Dorothy South Central Ohio Partly cloudy tonight , with a low between zero and live below zero. Mostly sunny Saturday, with highs In the mid teens. Ex-state official calls S & L 'a basket case' Clonch of Hopkin sville, K y.; a son, Donald Stobart, Pomeroy; 17 grandchildren and 16 great · CINCINNAT I I UP 1t - Hom!' Di vis ion of S<1vings & Loa ns gr andchildren. Stat e Savings Ba nk wa s a appi 'O \ '(' d a mrrgrr of Home Bes ides hls parents, he. wa s " basket case." a for mrr Ohio Sta ll' and It s parent ho ldlng,flr {TI, preceded tn death by hls wife. ban k in g of l i!'ia l l t• sli flf'd Horn•• Stai r Financial In c.. be· Grace; a son, Richard Douglas, Thursda y. for e lht• collapsp brcau se hP and a grandda\!ghter, "'This wa s ;_. a st•ve rely troublrd th ought a mPq:wr would givC' the Services will be held at !O a.m. co mpany. it was our bigges t di\'i sion more• rC'~ u ! a tory lrver Saturday at the Ewing Funera l probl em, " said C'lwrles.liudd l<'S· agv in monit or ing thr bttnk . Home with Rev. David . Bell ton, former l'icr president of lilt' Huddll'ston Px plainrd that hP officiating. Burial will be in Pine Ohi o Divi sion of Savi ngs nnd I hou gh! t ht' nwrgf'r was a good Grove Cemetery . Friends may L o an s. " Home St alt..· wns ;1 idf'a bPtau sC' thr ctidsion h~1d no call at the funeral home from 2·4 basket ca s('. ·· co nt ro l of lht • holding company and 7-9 p.m. today. Huddleston test !lied in 1he I r ial anf l w ith a nwr,:wr. !Justness of forml'r Home State owner Pl'f'\'iousl,v tran ~ <tt· trd b v lhC" Sarah Roush Marv in Warner and cx ·ba nk hold ing firm would fall untirr the Sara h C. Rou sh, 95, Letart, president s Burt on Bongard and d i \' Is I o n · ~ r t ' g u J a 1 o r y W.Va., died Thursday in Pl ea- Dav id Sc hie bel. Th e lhrc<' arr n ·q ui n•m en r ~. c ha rgPd with il legally runnPiln g sant Valley Hospit al. T tw pi'US('t'u llon witn(•ss said Born April 5, 1891, In West millions of Home Stair dol lars to he was fir st app runr hL,d ul XJUI Govcrnmt'nl Securi ti es Inc. ESM Columbia, W.Va., she wa s the 1 he mt •rgrr IJ)' St'lril·bel in Ju ly or Both ESM and Homo St ai r daught er of the lat e John W. and i\ ugu sl of 1~!K•1. Ht• said hr wa s co llapsed near ly two year s ago. Savannah F. Rickard Mour nin g. un awarr t h~tl lil t · I J<~nk hml bel'n She was preceded In death by triggering th r bi gges t banking tr yi ng tu g c•t :1ppn)\' ;tl fr um l hc her hu sband, Otha M. Roush, In cr is is in Ohio history. Wh c·n 1920; two daught ers, Nora and worr ir d d('pos itorS startrd ru n ~ St,curltlr.., <Jn d l·: xC'han gp Co mGladys Rou sh; one brother, four on ban ks. Cov. Riehu rd Cf' I P~ II ' mi ss ion to is:-.u!' llt'W df'lwn tu1·rs ciOSPd 70 Ohiu sav ings a nd loan s sincr .J a nuotr ~' uf 1~)~4 . Thr> sisters and a gra ndson. holding firm had a drbrntu re She attended Tr ue Gospel until thf'y .,nht a inf'd fc~dr r a l tJebt of approx imat 1'1 .1· $lll mi llion in~urancr . Church, Gibbstown. duf> In lh t' f;tl l uf th .t1 vt':l!·. Huddles ton tf's li fird tht' Ohio Survivin g ar e two daughters. Mrs. Ruby M. Gibbs and Mrs. Edith F. Edwards, both of Letart; one son, Cla rence E. Roush, Letart ; one sister , Willa F . Fry, Ga llipolis; nine gra nd· c h i ldr en and 12 g r ea t· grandchildren. Funl'ral serv ices will be 1:30 p.m. Sunday In the Fogl esong , Funer al Home, Mason, with till' Rev . Donald Roach offic iati ng. Burial will be In Zerkle Cemetery. Fri ends may call at the funeral home from :l-9 p.m. Sa turday. ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT WE Will CLOSE AT 5 P.M. TONGHT DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER Middleport Deportment Store Final entries filed • m support cases Final entries have been filed in Meigs County Common Pl eas Court on a dozen fathers wh,Q appeared last month before Judge Charles Kni ght to explain why they were behind In child suppor t pa~yment s. A judgment was order.ed against David Millhone, Tuppers Plains, in theamount ol$6.519.36, representing delinquent pay · ments in the amount of $2,613.25 and a prior judgment of $3,906. Support was waived for a period of unemployment In 1986 and the_ defendant was ordered to submit to the court hls 1986 Income tax r eturn. when filed, as well as sign an author ization for the court to obtain a copy of his 1984 tax return . John J . Davis , Albany . was ordered to seek employment and to submit a copy of his 1986 inco me tax by April 15. Davis was found to be arrears $527.50, in addition to a prior judgment of $575, for a tota l of $1,102.50. Donald Casto, Pom eroy , was found to be In arrea rs $420 and was ord ered to notify the co urt immedi ately of· any Income incrC>ases. A judgment of $1, 800 was ordered on the arrear age of La'wrcnce J. Sey mour. Middle· port . Seymour was al so ordered to seck employment. An arrearage of $6,745 was found agai nst Ga ry Honaker, Mason, W.Va., which Included a prior j udgment of $2, 695. The court also ordered a wage withholding. Elbert Williams Sr .. Langs· ~. 39~~~ai~EED vi lle. was found to be in arrea rs in the am ount $2,785. i\ wage withholding was issued . rep resenting the arrearage and cu rrent paymen ts. James Robert Gr imm. PomProy, was order ed to llle a copy of his 1986 tax return by Apr ill ;, A judgment of $450, re pr esentin ~ current and delinquent pa yments. wa s granted . . Ttre case of Thom as Smith . Pomeroy : wa s continued to March 12, at which time a delinquency will be deter mined and support payment s will be re-evaluated. John Willi am Hess Sr .. wa s ordered to seek employ ment. Support wa s stayed for lh ret.• months, at whi ch time the r;rse will be reviewed . Hl'ss wa s found delinquent In pay ments towlin g $5,520. Stewart Sisson, Pa rkvrsburg, W.Va. , was found delinquent In the amoun t of $3 .:>1 5.59. which Includes a part Ia! p;ryment of $1,.3.18.64 . 1\ wage wllhholdlng was ordrr ed on th e- a rrea ragr . Timothy Brinager, Racine, was or·dered to br ing delinquent support of $411.38 curre n1. /1 wa ge withholding wllllJe .lss ued when Brlnager beco me s employed. Pi!ymenl ord e r s were amendl'd on Gary Du <~ m' Slaven. Syracuse and Da lt on Grovrr . Pomeroy, was orqercd to seek employmenl. Ca ses of William Hawk, Ru · lland, and John Mark Haggert y, Middleport . wNr co nt inued. & SUPPLY Purina Oeol•r 23 DAYS UNTIL HISTORY BOOK DEADLINE! FOR INFORMATION CALL 992-3810 OR 99-2 ~ 2264 This Week's Specials FRIDAY, JANUARY 23rd FISH SQUARE SANDWICH PLAnER ..... $195 A Special Diamond Cut latter Dipped fich Sandwich Garni1hod with Our Own Tartar Sauce, s.r ..d with Hot Golden French frio• and Your Choice of Homemade Colo Slaw, Macaroni Salad, or Bo~td loan•. SUNDAY, JANUARY 25th . Dollciou1 Vtal Livtt Cooktcl with and Smothered in fro•h Onion• SttYtcl with Ma1htd Potatotl & Homemade Gra•y, Hoi Buttorod Corn, and a Steamy Hot loll and Ma1woll Houn Cofltt or Dtcafhinatld, Both frt1hly Brtwod. (A Small Drink May Be Sub1tltutod.l BREAKFAST SERVED 9 A.M,- 10 A.M. ON SUNDAY TRY OUR HOMEMADE SAUSAGE GRAVY AND BISCUITS OPEN MON .-THURS . 9 -7 ; SAT . 10-8; SUN . 10-7 i~~~baugl(a -CUlSED MONDAYS TUES .. WED .. THURS .. FRI . }JI AM to 6 PM SATURDAYS 9 10 1 THE GRAVELY .' nf (!!I1rntrr RESTAURANT ROUTE 7 985 -3832 CHESTEI NOCHARCE CHECKINO ACCOUNTS NO GIMMICKS! five below zero to ttve above zero early Sunday and from 10 to 20 Monday and Tuesday mornings. FAll I. WINTER HOUR$ $395 SENIOR CITIZENS!* I I I GRAVELY TRACTOR · SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992-2975 · . LIVER AND ONION DINNER............... FOR games. Ini 1985, hr co-authorl'd the article, "Americans bU)' th eir ca ncer. physician says," and was I presented w ith th e Ohio Mcdill Award from the American· Cancer Society for excellence In com munlcalton and furth er ing tho understanding oft he disease. Ar.r~r.gement s by Cremeens Funeral Chapel are incomplete. . O h i o , area w e a t h e r scene The probabilit y of preclpita· .uon Is near zero tonight and Saturday. Winds will be from the west at • • ; 10 to 20 mph tonight. ... ..... Ohio Extended Forecast ·~ throurh Tuesday Sunday .,•' -Fair Sunday, with a chance of ,snow late Monday and Tuesday . Highs will range frorn 15 to 25 Sunday, climbing to between 25 and 35 Monday and Tuesday . Overnight lows will range from .. ar rived at the home at 7:45p.m . It Is believed that there were oth N'.indlvlduals in the vehicle In which Ander son was riding when it stopped In fro nt or the Stacy home. However, when officia ls arrived at the scene they found no vohicle and no ot her individuals indica ting that anyone with Anderson must have left the scene following the shooting. Area deaths editor_'~,_co_n_tln_u_ed_r_ro_m_P_a_gr_1_1_ ' . ~ I ......•.. . 4-0LD 98's . 2-SEDAN DeVILLE$ 2-5·1., 0 ILAZEIS - - . ... - ' • .''·•.' .. .'.... ' •. • • SAVE UP T.O SS,OOO ,. ' ,• Ander son apparently had a .32ca llber pistol. . Stacy contacted a friend who called the Rutland Emergency Squad and Sheriff Frank. Ander son was declared dead upon the ar rival of the unit. Th e sherlll . arrlvl'd on the scene about 6:40 p.m . along with Inves tiga tor Paul Ger ard . representing the office of the Meigs Count y prosecuting att ot·ney . Dr . Conde Sentinel's The Daily Sentinei- Page-5 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio 'Must ~0 MINIIVIUM BALANCE! be 62 years of age or older PEO.PLES ALSO 500 LB• EASY CARE FOR DRY COWS & HEIFERS R&G FEED &. SUPPLY· 399 W. lAIN POIEIOY 992-2164 MEMBER F.D.I.C. BANK "THE BETTER BANIC" 5th Street New Haven, W. Va. 882-2135 2212 Jackson Avenue Point PieaSO!nt, W. Va. 675-1121 Second Street Mason. W.Va. m -5514 �' The Prenatal care program has openings Yvonne Brown, R .N. ·of Gallipolis, new director of the Meigs County Health Department's prenatal clinic, ·advises that there are openings in the pro· gram for the care of pregnant women. Dr .. Wilma Mansfield Is the physl~la n who provides the pre· natal care during the early months before and.between vis its to an obstetrician. Quality ca re for all expectant mothers Is the 1 goal of the pre-natal clinic which : provides preg nancy tes tin g, . romplete lab work, physical : examinations by th e doctor, routine checkups by a registered nurse. nutrition co unseling, and needed vitamin and Iro n· supplements. Fees are based on Income an(l the number of per sons In the family , but the program pef sonnel emphasizes that no one is turned away beca use of inability to pay. Both medical cards and Insurance are accepted by the Health Department for the services. · Prospective mothers are seen at least once a month until the 28th week at whi ch time visils are scheduled for twice a month. In either the seventh or eighth month. patients are transfer red to a physician of their choice at either the Holzer M edica l Center or the Pleasant Valley Hospl!al. Usually the doctor who will be delivering the baby is seen by the patient once duri ng the early 1 months of pregnancy. Mrs. Brown.stresses the importance of early care in pregnancy, noting that care In the first thr(., ·months is as Impor tant to the health of the baby as regu lar checkups In tater months. ·Information on bottle :md · breast feeding arr given to thrprospectlve mothers, and refer· rats arf.\ made to the WIC Dougle Brevi k. son of Lis:~ Brevik. born on Chr islmas EVI' . 1985. observed his fi r st birlhrla v with a party on Ja n. 10 at lh~ ;!lome of his gra ndpan·nt s. Favt' .Jind Sam St el ~metz . · . :J A Ca re Bear theme ca ke was ' )erved and games were played jvith prl7.es goi ng to Ama nda ;>.fusser and Bra ndon Bower s. ~f-rty favors and treats wrr-r .,. ven to everyone attending. · At the party were Vickie. ~mlly, Lind a and Da niel Young, ~obln and .Jimmie Hanning, :;Jennie and Lana Bar-rett . JanN ~eevi'S and Bra ndon Bower. iMargle, Linda and Chris ChaJl· 1rlan, Lillian Burt, .James and i'.lenle Chapman, Jodie WPII s. ltyan Spirt'S. KatherlnP Wrav!'r, :.. · ~ ~~j~~-Joan .J ulie King. Kevinandand Amanda Si'ndlng girts wen' i\nn and Marcella Chapman. ):riday, Jan~rV 23, 1987 I The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ...'' .' I' • . .. ) ~ ' Thank you, Jaycees ~y~ . !' " ..' •I • ., " ,. ,, ,. , President............................,. ... Brian Conde ·· Vice-President .................. Rusty Bookman :. T~easurer .................................. • . Owen .. D1ck Secretary ............................. Steve Bachner . Chairman of the Board .... Mitchell Meadows •· • o1n· our oeal ayeee a fer •••• " • NEW DIRECTOR- Yvonne Br.own, R.N. Is the new dlre·clnr the pre-natal program at the Meigs County Health Department. She rt•placed Ann Blackwell who resigned earlier to join the hospice program in Athens County. Mr>;. Brown reports that there arc openings In the program for pregnant women In the county. supplemental food program for those who are eligible. Th e pre-natal program in· etud es confident ia l pregnancy tes ts as we ll as other examinations by appointment , 992-6626. Once th e Infant has been drl ivrrrd the parents ca n be referred to family pla nning, By IIOWARn GANTMAN Brevik birthday is celebrated _, ._• ...t Si\NTi\ ANA, Cali f. !UP]) Pregnant women driving alone In frreway lanes resl"rved for car· poolers will still gel tickets, even though Sue Ann Yasger got her cit ation dism issed by argui ng her fetu s qualified as a passenger , officials sa id. " There will be no change In procedure," California Highway Patrol spokesm an Paul Caldwell sa id Thursday . " Th e dismissal was by a trial judge and as such it is not binding on theCHP . it is not precedent setting." M~nicipal Judge Randell Wll· ker son dismissed the $52 ticket issued to Yasger, 29. of Fullerton, for driving alone in a car-pool lanr rrserved for motoris ts carr)·lng at leas t one passenger. Wilkerson, say ing he was art · ing " in the Interest of j ustice," made the ruling Tuesday a ft N Yasgrr argued that her fet us should be considered a child under Ca lifornia law a n ~ therefore qua li fy as a pa ssenger. ' another service of the Heal th Department, where all forms of contraception are available, at little or no cost, depending again on inco me and family size. The infant can co ntinue to be seen thro ugh the WJC program and the well-child clinics of the department . Pregnant driver wins in ·court carpool dispute Dougle Brevi~ . Friday, Januarv 23. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Stntinel She made the same argument to the officer who stopped her, but Cal dwell said the highway patrol Is not eq uipped to determine when a woman is pregnant, es pec ially during the first five months. "It could get to the point where it would really get r idiculous," Caldwell said. " Ladles co uld weear pillows under their dress or bl ouse. We already have situations where drivers dress their dogs up and put them lrt passenger seats ." Som e drivers have also been known to carry inflatable dolls in the passenger seat. Th e ruling by Wilkin son was on the trial-court level and must be upheld by an appeals cour t before It becom es binding on the highway patrol, Caldwell said. . Yasger said she Intends to continue driving In car-poo l lanes. 'Til just wave my (news paper) clippings about th ecase," she said. "If that doesn't work, then I'll go back to court." I I • I We salute today' s J~ycees for contributing their time, talents and ideas so our community will grow in the future. They a~re developing leadership and busi~~ss skills that will work for tomorrow. The lunch menu for the East · ern Local School District schools is announced for the week or Jan . 26: Monday - hot d o~. sa uce, pr as , rlrr pudding, pea ches. milk. Tucsda.v - chill, pea nut butter Carmel community happenings Mrs. Hclr n Holter wa s the Su nday n!t ernoon visit ior of Florence Circle. ' Mr. and Mrs . l.lo)•d Johnson and Sn ndy of Middleport vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .Johnson and Sheryl Su nday evening. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Watson of Kent and Mrs. Richard Yo ung, Sidney. spent the weekend wit h Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush.. The unh~unded energy and enthusiastic 0 . Vlr~lnla Pullins, to Colum· bus & Southern Ohio Elcc. Co., Ease, Chest<'r. Richard Ga ul, Betty Gau l , to Columbus & Sou thern Ohio E lec. our prosperity and development. We're ..' proud lo say, "thanks, J~ycees"! You're Gravely Tractor SALES & SERVICE • 992-2975 992-2139 Pomtrroy •• 992-2174 Pomeroy · 992·2955 Member FDIC Farm-e rs ·Bank POMEROY,l OHIO Gallipolis Pomeroy OMBANK~=~_J 992 ·2115 Pomeroy 985-3301 Chester I 992-23U Pomeroy Pomeroy 992·5 Ingels Furniture & Jewelry Middleport 992-2635 POMEIOY, OHIO •, Pomeroy Flower Shop Pomtroy 992-2104 Quality Print Shop 992·2196 992-2039 Middleport-Pomtroy 992-3345 E•ing Funeral Home Pomtroy 992-6685 99 2•2121 Rawings·Coats-Biower Funeral Home Hartley Shoes s·t ate Farm Insurance Mlddlep,ort POtMroy 992·5272 1 --·-- .._. _.... - ,; 992-6687 ... Pomeroy , 992-6614 Pomeroy 1 992·5432 '' Olds.-Cad.-Chev. Inc. Veterans Memorial .Hospital Fruth Pharmacy Middleport ·MEMBER FDIC 992·6121 • ' 'I Pat Hill Ford OH. 50 Riverview ld., Middl!lport Brogan-Warner Insurance 992-3785 Pomeroy 992-2556 1986 CHEVY SCOnSDALE 1986 GMC SIERRA 1984 GMC CONVERSION VAN Raci~e-Syracuse, BOB & JEAN GILMOI Crow' s Family Restaurant Baum Lumber Ado,ph's Dairy ·Valley NICE USED TRUCKS AVAILABLE Middleport ".• ., . Jim Cobb Middleport, Ohio · . . Chrysler-Piymouth·DoCige -· ... ·rHE STEP AHEAD COOPER ' I Middleport Trorhies Pom1roy Pomeroy Sugar Run Mills .I Member FDIC • .. •' I Downing-Childs-Mullen-Muss.: K & C Jewelers Sl 4615 A MONTH ~:::.~~ 8•9°/oTHROUGH APR 60 MONTHS ·TO QUALIFIED BUYERS LOCAL FINANCE SOURCE 992-6421 . _ HOURS: Mon.·Fri. 8-6; Sat. 8·4 Pomeroy · Swisher-Lohse Pharmacy TheBankThatMakesThings Happen. NEW PICKUPS AS LOW. AS 395 So. 3rd Smith-Nelson Motors, Inc. FranCis Florist G & J Auto Parts Co .. Ease, Chester. Richards & Son, Inc .. to Trustees of Letar t Township, 4.950A, Letart. .' one of our BANK ONE, ATHENS, NA Athen.s, Ohio Member FDIC Meigs property transfers '. ••I This page is sponsored by these many fine businesses .... contribuJions you 'llake can be seen in BANKEDNETM _Ten thoU$and people who care. sandwich, celery and car rot sticks. pineapple, milk. Wednesday - tuna casserole, bread, butter, green beans, applesauce, milk. Th ursday - pizza burger, co rn, glorified rice, rai sins, milk. Friday - coo ks' choice. .' MEETING EVERY 2nd & 4th MONDAY at 8:00 P.M. AT JAYCEE HEADQUARTERS MAIN STREET, POMEROY .. .... Eastern schools announces menus .' ' •• �t;iiYtl-o- Inti uany ~none! l"orneroy- Mlddleport, Oh1o Fnday, January 23, 1987 ·neon Friday, January 23, 1987 Beat of the bend me •• PomStog FlowBt $bop l And lead us not 1n1o temptation but del ver us Rulland Oh10 45J7S J wm Bill Brown Owner Phone (6141 741 ?117 from ev11 - Matthew 6 13 "' MEIGS TIRE ~ \ CENTER, INC. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nahonw1de Ins Co ot Columbus 0 ao• W Mam 992 2311 Pomeroy ,, ft\ \ u, By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer Coops' That of Ra ci ne M er chants Associa lion wiii be held at 7 p m Mon day at the Ra cine Depart ment Store not the Rutland Departmenl Store as I stated earlier A slip of the computer caused by the inputer and that s me 1 RACINE PlANING MILL Pomeroy l Veterans Memorial Hospital 115 £ Momoroal Dr 992 2104 Pamorvr A read th1s every day They gave her love understandmg and a good home w1th the r~ght balance between Indulgence and stnct d1sc•plme Yet the1r sweet lovely 15 year old on p1lls or whatever went suddenly berserk when she wa s prevented from meeting her In ends late at n1ght Now she s m a 1uvemle home so fa r unrepentant a.nd still vow1ng to reJOin her gang at f~rstopportumty Temptat1on has always been w1th us but now 1! seeks to cla1m younger v1ct•ms Peer pressure they call•! wh1ch explams 11but falls to com fort the agontzed parents ask1ng themselves where they went wrong If thiShas not yet happened to YOUR teenager thank God for ' ' - m Church along w1th all your children Let fa1th and your own example of good conduct succeed where all else has fa1l ed K&C JEWELERS Keepsake ~-;.;;~;r:et 212 992 3785 Pomeroy HAZEl ffiMMUNlTY CHURCH R 124 :1 mll('s from Portl and I tom F.dsf'l Har lO am 10 :10 a m ~ on ~ Off Bot pil sto r Su nda v :;;rhool ~u nd av mo 1nln~ preachi ng Sunday C\ Ml lni!: sNv lrf'S 7 30 EPORT FREEWILL B.AP'f!S'rl CHURCH pm MIDDI ~~·;r;;~ ~~,~~~;~j·~~~;] am c undtff pastor' Morn lnR Worship and Sa turdav m Ev('llln~ Sf>rv lces at MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Don Archer Ru Roy Deeter Rev Seldon JohnNon ALFRED- Ctiurch School 9 30 a m Wor~h!p 11 a m UMYF 6 Wp m UMW Th ird TuE'S day 7 «< p m Communion firs! Sundav Arl'h E'rl CHESTER - Worship 9 a m Church School lO am Bible-Study T hur'ida} 7p m UMW fi rst ThurSd ay 1 p m Com munlon first Sunday IArchM") JOPPA - Worship 9 30 a m Church Sc hool tO 30a m Blblf'Study Wt'dnf'Sda v 7 30 p m Johnsoo 1 I ONC BOTTOM - Church School 9 :!0 am \\ orshlp 7 p m Bl bl rSt udy Wed nf'Sdav 7 !II p m UMYF Wf'dn£"Sda v 6 00 p m Co m munion F'lr t; f AI'( h ('r ~ Sunday REEDSV Ill E- Chu -ch School 9 30 1 m Worship S('rvlcf' 11 00 a m DE>l'T r>r TUPPERS PI AINS ST PAUl - Chu n:-h School 9 a m Worship 10 a m Blbll' S!udv Tu£>sday 7 lO p m UMW Third lut sdav 7 30 pm Communion First Sund av 1Arch£'r KENO C'HURCH OF' ( HRiS I \ Ell ld~ 1 mm s 01 ( S\.1 n S Sthool Sup P r {hmg 9 «t m Sun I HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNI ON n1 n 1 (h TI u man Dur ham) 1us or Sunda\ servlC'f' !l 30 a m evening serv C£> "' 30 p m Prayer meeting WednPd ay 7 30 p m BE:ARWi\.11 0\\ RTOC! ( IHJRC'II OJ rHRI~T Jos ph R Hos kin p B II Clus o.t 10 1 m M on n.c V. or hlp \0 {( m n ng i,\J OJ Shlp h 30 pm Th u d lfl p m !';f:\o\ :-.1 \FR S\ ILl~ CO MML !\IT' F Blblr Stu tv CHI RCH Sun d \ Schoo ~ 1 r P Y I m Wru shlp st " rt ln 0 1 n E\ang ll stlc SC' IcC' lO p m V\ rd ~ luv PI J\C'I m rr lin~ :«1 p m rh u1sd 1 ZION CHURC H OF CHRIST Pomf' o Ha r son\ Ilk Rli Rob(' Pu 1r I min i rrr Stf'H' St nll' S S Sujl B J M I ro\ A Sup Sun l1 " I nnl \1 1 \\m s h p Sf'l ill' U 11'1 1 m F r n 1g shp Sundn p n tntl\\1'fl n lA\ 1 J sr !OHN l~THERAN CHLHCH P or ( rmr Th r Rl' Wllll :~m M I JJ v. I pas or Church srf\ lrr 9 ~~ ~h oo l tO 30 1m m Sund Srhl l msundJ\ M J"r k (><' wro Wl'dn rsdav 6 30 p m UMW foUJth Sun dav 6 30 p m fNelsoo ~ ENTERPRISE - Y. orshlp 9 am Chu rch SchoollO a m Blbh St udv TuPs dav 7 J0 p m UMW FirsTMonda\ 7 ~0 p m UMYF Su ndav b p m Chn r RP hNr !ial 6 :lOp m WPdn £'S day tFrank llnl FLATWOODS- Churr h School Ill 1 m Wo r~hlp II a m Blblr S!udv Thu rs dav 7 p m UMYF Su nda\ ti p m Wra n k ll n ~ FOREST RUN - Wo ship 9 a m Chu n h School 10 A M Choh p I{ It'(' TU('!idU\ ti 30 p m UMW fl S1 Tu rsda\ 7 ~ p m INPi son l HEAfH Mlddlf'port -Chu ch School 9 :\0 a m MornlnF:: Wo r ~hlp 10 30 a m Youlh (roup 4 p m Wl'dncsd a\ Ch urt' h Choir rr>h ra rsa l 7 p m 1hursda\ Pruvrr S4"> vl l'C' 6 '\0 p m Bibl r Slud\ 7 p m IZuniRll t MINERSVILLE - Wor ship SN\IC<'lO am Churrh School ll am UMW Thrd WC'dnN;dav l p m Choir p actlc£' Ma n d~ v 7 10 p m Nf'ls on PEARL CHAP EL - Wor ship Sc viu:• 9 W am Church School 10 15 a m UMW Sl'{'()nd Tu( sdav 7 30 p m Muss m n POMEROY - f'hu rch School 9 15 a m Wnrshlp 10 10 a m C'holr rehrars al Wr dn PSdav 7 10 p m UMW seco nd Tu rs da v 7 :«lp m UMYFSund a\ fipm C'orblll l ROCK SPRINCS - Church School 9 15 t m Wo sh p lO a m Blbi(' Siudy \'V ('d nesda\ 7 JOp m UMYF' jSen lorsJ Sun d IV ~ p m 1 Juniors t"vrry ot hrr Sun d IV 6 p m !Frankllnl RUTlAND - Chu rch School 10 a m Worshi p 11 1m UMW Evf'nln~Ch c l f' srro ncl WE'dn rsday 7 10 p m UMW 1M f('rnoon Cl rclt:'l sf'ro nd Thu rsdav ... t p m IMussmtn l SAl EM CENTER- Chu r<h School9 15 am Worship 10 15 p m IMussmanl SNOWVILT,..E - Worship 9 00 a m rhu 'C h sr hoo19 4~ 1m 1Mussman1 R4'V R o,~;er Gr*.t WNlnf'Sda\ 7 00 p m Praver ml'f' linR • MIDDI EPORT CHUilCH OF 1HE N\ tAR ENE F'r l:'d P<'n horwood pastor 992 $2119 8111 Wllil1 S u ndr~v ~rhool Su p! Sun dn \ Sr hool 9 :wl a m Mornlnl( Wor~hi J 10 4~ m F.:vangt'llsllr mt't'lin~ 7 00 p m Wcdnrsday 7 00 p m PravC'r m~ lin g UNITED PRI!SBYTERJAN MINL'ITR\ OF MEl ... COUI'oTV Rev Ktll Wilkinson HAilRISONVn.LE PRE!lBVTERIAN c;HURCH - Sunday Worship Sorvlcos 9 00 a m Churrh School 10 15 a m MIDDLEPORT PRE!lBYTERIAN Sunday School 9 a m Church Sf'tvlrf' 10Hia rn SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRnlBY TERIAN - Sund ay School tO am a..m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor Church serv lrt' 11 1:5 John Evans Su nday School 10 00 a m SUnday Morning Wurshlp 11 00 a m Chll ttrm s Church 11 am Sunday Evm tn g Strvlcc 7 00 p m Wed 6 p m Young La dies Auxiliary Wednesday 7 p.m Fam lly W(lrshlp ' Kt \ Puul MtGulrf' AP I Lf (ROVE - CHurch Srhrn I 9 00 1m \\ orshlp Ul 00 am first and lhlrd TuPsda\ l iDERTY CHRISII A' rill IWH :.:.&,,.:::.:;;:,__ _, SYRACUS E CHURCH OF GOD non Pen t ecostal Worship Sf\1'\ Ice Sundav 10 am Sunda~ Schoolll a m Even na wo sh!p serv lc<' 7 00 p m WC'dn esday pra\-er ffi ('('ling 7 00 p m - 1m Dallac; Janey Sunday School Supl Sunday ._5rhool 9 30 a m Sunday Morni ng Wor ship tn 30a m SundaypvenlngWorshlp 30 p m \\ f'dncsday £>ve n i n~<: Prayer MeC'I ing 7 30 p m 'I HArt SF: CHURCH OF THE NA ZAR F I'; f. flf' \. lenn M('M III n p ~ rnr M n f'ndr Suncll \ Srhool Su p S n It School \l 10 m Mo 11 1 n~ sh 1> H ~I 1 m £, anS!r sr r srn IC'f' I pm P u r ndPral ~f' \\Nin PSda\ 7p m \ ru th mrrl ng 7 p m EOEN IJN!rFD BR ETHREN IN CHRIST 14 Lr.,. llf' G lilian pusror Sun du \ llt hoot 10 nn a m MnrnlnJ'! Wor~ h p 11 Ufl 1 m Sund 1 f' rn mg srr ('(' 7 110 p m WNin f'!O I \ C' cnlng pr 1v r s('r\J('t (l[pm SS CHURCH M kf' l homp n V. \ p; ~ 1 0 Su o,.S ho l t ll]llm Mnrnn g\\o hl p 1 o m Sun<l 1 I! 0r k 1 !ti p lh II \ (!\I r:-: Vl p 8 ld RP\ HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Rog CHESTER CHURCH OF I HE NAZA RENE Ro H£'t ix'rt C:ru 1 pastor Frank Riff! ~PI Sunda v Srhool 9 30 a m Worsh p S<'rvlc f' 11 m nd 7p m Sunda v \\<'dn ft!i lav 7 p m Prau•r men lng lAUREl Clii'F I'REE METHODIST CHURCH David B£>1 1 pastor Robr1! E Ba rlon Dlrecror of Chrlstlan Edu ca llon St('VI' Eblin as sis an Sundav Sch ool 9 30 i:l m M ornln~ worship 10 30 am Tt'rns In AcTion 6 pm Even ln F:: Worshp 7 30p m Wrd nt'sda v f'\f'n ing pravf'r 1nd Blbk stud y 7 30p m Cholrpractic f Thu rsda~ 7 pm DEXTER CHURCH 01' CHRIST Charh s Ru ssell Sr ml Isl e R r k Ma comtx>r sup Sunda v Srhoo! 9 30 a m Wor ship sf'n Icc 10 30 a m B1b C' stud\ Tursday 7 :10 p m REORGANIZ ED CHURCH OF JE!ll8 CHRIST 0FLA1TERDAY SA INrs Por la nd Racine Road Wlllla m Roo sh pastm Linda Evans church school director Chu rch school 9 30 a m Mornin S! \\ Ors hlp 10 30 am W >dnC'S day f'VE'nln g pr Y" l sen Ices 7 30 p m BETHLE HEM BAPTIST Rc\ Earl Shulf'r pastor Worship sen lr 9 30 1 m Sundll :!- SchoollO 30 a m BibleS Ud\ an 1 p ayrr servtc£' rhursday 1 30 p m CARLETON lNTERDENOMINAT rON 700p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Vr>rnnn Eld rldF::<' pas tm W1 ll t('(' Dam! wood S S Sup! Su nda ~ School 9 311 1m Worship Service to 30 a m 7 30 p BF:T HANY - Worship 9 a m l1 urrh Bihll' Slu d' Wrdnt'Sclav Sfhrlo l 10 1m H m Dorra !O Women s F cl loo shtp Wr<l nt sda' 1) 1m 1McGul 1f'\ CAB MEL - Church Sch ool 9 l> a m '¥\ or"h p 10 4~ tt m ~con~ and Four1 h Sund 1\ 8 F'c-llo~ Sh ip dlnnl'r with Sutt on l hi rrl Thursda y 6 3() p m 1McGuirC' I EA~T LETART - ChUI'C'h Schoo19a m Y. nrshlp 10 am s('('(lnd and rouMh Sun lm s UMW flrsl 1\Jesday 7 l1 p m m I{( I I \~DAIBI E MF:THODIST Amos Ill p s n Sonn ' Hudson upt Su nd l\ S hnol !1 ~ m Mm n n~-: 11.01 hlp HI Y1 m s n I t nln .c sC'1' lu' no p m \\ 'C in ..,l\ pm \\MPOp £' J!l lm m ch ~un II \ nL I I \ \ f) CHUHC'fl 01' THEN \7.A HE !\: 1 KC' I O\.Ull F'onl p slo Sund v St t 1 ~ ~n 1m Wor sh p sri\ lcr 10 10 n \ oun,L! Pf'OP if' ~ Sf'n k r 6 I m f f.! t l I 1 ti II p m Wrd nrsd \ 0\1 pn Mi\SOI\ CHURCH OF' f' HH IS1 Milf'l Sl M 1... I 'A \ I ( US!('nf I r n.(!r m n If' Suncl Blhl f' Stu11\ 111 m \\ m hiJ 11 S! I nd 1 RACINE FIRST BAPTIS I S <'VO Mlk(' S"' I~N Sunda\ Sundav School 9 3U m Mom lnR worship 10 40 1m Su nda\ C'\PninR: worship 7 :W p m \\ l.'d nesda y PVPnlng Bible studv 7 30 p m OC'av er Pastor SChool Supt !IIRLINGHAM ffiMMUNJrY CHUROI ,Burllnaham Ra, Laudt:'rmll p IStor Ro bm Ccv.art ass istant pas or Sundav School 10 am worship 7 p m Wedn C'ldo.IV r: p.m i'JUTh met>llng W<'d. 7 p m church sAVIcr>s dmg I m p 110 I n M \\ \i 1 J ~ r " \( I om II \R11 ORO CtiURCH OF CHRIST IN CHH IS II AN UN ION Ha 1tfo d \\ V 1 Hr' Da\ld McMmlo; past o Church & hool ~ :UJ a m Sunday morn ing- SC'J 'In 11 m Sunday £'\ ening Sf'r vlc(' :1t) p m \\ u ln csdav praver m oo in g 7 30 p n F \I RVIF.\1 IJIRLE CHURCH Lei art W Va Rt 1 lamPs Lew is pastor Wo1 s hip s£'n Ices 9 :lei a m Sunda) School II am Ev('ninS! wo ship 7 31) p m Tucsda\ mttagl' j)rti\C'I mtY'tlng and BlblC' Stud\ 9 W a m \\ orshlp sen Ire Wcdn esda\ 10pm OUR~ I I lOUR I UTHER I NCHURCH Walnut md HcnJ) Sts Ra venswood W V 1 Thf' RC'\ GN ~(' C Wf' il'k pastor !0\und 1y SC hool9 :vJ a m Sundav worsh ip ll am CA l V \RY Rl Bl E CHURCH located on Pom<'ro' Plkr> County Road 25 n<'a r Flat v.oods Rev Blackwood pastor Se r v l t~ on Sunda\ a 10 30om and 7 :tO p m v.llh Sunda ySr hoo19 :10 1m Bible St udy Wed nl>sd ay 7 :WI p m FA! rH FELl OWSHIP CRUSADE FOR Thu 1sda.., E\IC'nlng 7 30 p m ST I \ERS~ I LLE COMMUNITY BAP TIST CHURCH Pa stor Rober! Byers Sun dav School \0 u m Worship sen. Ice 11 1m Sunda y cv l.'lllng st'rvl ce 7 30 p m Wed nt..'S da y C\ rn lng serv ice 7 30 p m MlDOLEPORT INDEPENDENT HO LINESS CHURCH Inc 75 Pearl Sf Rev Ivan Myers pastor Roger Manley Sr Sunday School Superintendent Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 Wl'dnesday 10 00 a m {McGuirt.') TOLIC - VanZa ndt and Ward Rd Elder Jarnt>s Mlli<'l' pastor Sunday School 10 :10 A m Worship Serv l«' Sunday 7 3() P m Bi bl e Stu d v Wednesday 1 10 m RAC INE WESI EYAN - Oourrh ~hoot 10 1 m Worship lJ a m UMW fourth Mon dav 1 7 1) p m M(ln s Pra)'('r Br£'aklast Wf'dn('Sdav 7 a m !Grac(l SUTTON - Church Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn in~ \\ orshlp 10 4~ n m i'irst and third Su ndavs Fellowship dinn er wllb C.drlnl'l hlrd Thursdav 6 l) p m (McGulr£>1 SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill l lnlo pas tor Simi' LlttiP S S Supr Sunda\ Srhool 10 am Mornin g worslp 11 am Sunda y ev(lnln g worship 7 30 p n Pray(' 1 meetinR anq.Bibi<'S R!d y Thu rsday 7 30 p m Youlh m~tinJil \\OO nt'Sda y 111 7 pm REJOICI NG lli'E BAPTIST CHURCH - lB3 N ~nd Ave MlddiC>porr Sunddv ' mProv The Rev Willi Mlddl am eswart pas10r Sunday School 9 4~ a m Church service 1l rt m SACRED HEART CHURCH ~sgr Anthony Glannamor<> Ph 992 5898 Satur day Evening Mass 7 30 p m Sunday Mass ~am and 10 c f a m on ess 1ons one half hour before each Mass CCD classPS 11 am Sunday VICTORY BAPTIST 525 N 2nd St rl J E K f'VPnln.l!: St'r'V P EN1 ECOSTAL ASSF.M BI Y H ctn P Rt 124 WI lla m Hob r l< P<~ rm sund t\ School lO 1 m Sun du\ rvrn m):! sr \ IC('I.,. pm WNir rsd l\ tl ln~ tt \ t '" pm CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Chf'adlc Sup Sunda\ School 9 JO m Mo mg worsh p 10 30 1 m p I VC' r k l' tllf'rn MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL Th' ,d N Avt Rrv Cla r k B krr pasto C~"i J ot tmghum Sund 1 Sc hool Sup nd uy School 111 1 m v.. 1h {I ssr ror 111 agf'S Evf'n lng s(lrVICf'S tl fl p m WNi nf.>srlcn B hie tudy at I( p m You h sr rvlc 'S F'r dat ~'g i!!t~ ';;ElLOWSHIP 12!1 Mo 1Sl Chu k M<Ph rson su nd a~ p 1s1or Sund v School tO m C\ rning sr n lcr s a17 p m and \\ Nlnf'Sda\ sPn 1rf'S 11 7 p m ANTIQC IT Y BAPTI ST KC'nn Pih Sm th ptsln ~u ndJ V Sc h ol 9"' 1m rhurch Sf'f\ Ire 1l P m \OU h frllov. shlpb 3 p m B lJIC' ~ uch Thu sc.la \ Ut p m FULl GOSPEl l iGHTHO US E 1 304~ Hll1 nd Rottd Pomi'I O\ Tom K<' l y pas I r Dan n' L tn hn t S S S1 p Sund 1\ n 01 n ng st \ iniZ srr le t d ~ srr ICf'o,; Y.ORD OF pt lcf' 10 m Suncla v f' \ rn ro p m I ursrl \ 1 :VI p m nd Th u r~ MT OLIVF. COMM UNTTY CHURCH Law rencf' Bush paRtnr Max F'olmrr Sr ~pt Sunda\ School and Morning Wdrs hlp 9 30a m SundaVf'Vf'nlnR: S<'rv lc£' 7p m Evening Wors hip 7 30 p. m Jerry Colmer of Pomeroy underwent quadruple bypass heart surgery al University Hospital m Columbus Wednes day and of course will be confined to the hsoptial for a r ecuperation period Well- we knew 1t had to come and sttii we re lucky Button up your overcoat and keep right on smiling GINGERBREAD HOUSE PRE-SCHOOL M•ddleport, Ohio (614) 992-7328 Roger Gaul II Srudent seleaed for projea Roger Gaul II is one of f1ve students selecled to part1c1pal e in the Studenl News Bureau of I he E W Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio Untvers1ty Gaul a 1982 graduate of Eastern High School Is a semor majonng m Jhe news edi1or~ai sequence m journalism News Bureau students wril e stones about umvers1ty students and send those stories to the student s hometown newspapers across I he country Gaul is also active m the spoo ts informatiOn department where he wnles press 1el eases and keeps the statis trcs for th e umvei sHy bas ketball l earn He also wnles for Green Ink the newspaper of the unl\ er slty s athletiC department Th e son of Roger and Chloris Gaul of 39761 Sumner Road Ga ul hopes to eventually specialize in sportswriting and spo r t s mformation itght fixtq res m the gymnasium It was reported th at that PTO received $53 42 from Powell s Super Vaiu receipt program Plan s were discussed for a spring craft show to be held on Apr il 4 in lhe grymnasiUm Tables will be rented and the PTO wtll have a bak ed goods table Jeanme Connolly will be chairman of the spring project with Sandra Baer to have charge of advertising and Roseanne Jenkins to be assiStant to the chairman Th e PTO refreshment co mmit l ee wa s established wtlh Iwo parents bemg selec ted from each grade They are Patt y Struble and Teresa Drumm er first grade Sherry Buskirk and Bev eriy Allen second grade Joyce Srsson and Jeanme Buckley third grade Hilda Weaver and Lmda Ftsher fourth g1ade Jill Hobbs and Eleanor McKelvey fifth gr ade and Laura Sw1ger and James Lawrence s1xth grade James Lawrence principal noted that the s1xth graders wrote busmess letters as a cl ass project wllh the best one being seiecred and sen! l o Joiy nn Boster o{'(juestmg an Ohio !lag for the pole outside tho sc hool Smce then a fl ag has been recerved The foul lh grade won rhe room count Next meel mg "Iii be held on Feb 10 7 p m Churchwomen hold meettng Sun ill \ P\tn ln.Q 7 :ro lh sd \ mo nmg R bit studv 10 am \\ f'dn sd n rwnlng 30 p m NEV.. HA\iE N CHURCH OF J HE NA ZAREr-; E R('l\ ( lrn ton ~ 1 ou 1 pa tor day ~ fl rrnoon Sf' ' t t .., 'VI Th ur~lav C'\ennJ:: f'r\1£' s :U FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH M W tsc n V' r ~ 1 01 B1ll Muq I\ S nd 1v Sr hno 10 1 m Su ncl :n rvrn n.(.! 7 :10 p m Pra r mct'l ng un d B blr !<> I h WC'd n ~d y ~ f) p m F\ 1 vnr~f'lro mr RIJTI AND fRF E Wit I Hi\ PT IS1 Sr~ lrm Sl H \ p ul1 v 0 1 p ~ ~ o1 Suntln SrhO 1 r~ m Sund , C'\ t n ng rKt p m W 1 1(1n ~d , ('1\ 1 n l n~ 1u lVI r m '(ling no Pm There were 14 correct entries m the Ttmes Sentinel Sunday Jan 18 name the mystery farm contest and the winner IS Maxine Rose 32720 Bashan Road Racine Wtth so many correct entries the winner was selected by lottery and a check for $5 will be sent to Rose The farm was that of Roger and Marvlene Beegle on the Racme Porlland Road Business Services • FAITH !H M 11 Sl M ldl r Suncl l\ m n g sr r. Cl' 1 lfi m LTNESSCHURCH Inc 7sPe l SI Re I M II ar v van yers ac ngpastor RogerMan ll'y Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Eve ni ng Worship 7 3D p m W('({nesday evening BibiP sludy p"yer d 1 an prasr service 7 30 P m LIVI NG WORD CHESTER CHURCH Mid wrrk pr 1\ PI srl1' ICC' Wf'dnf'Sda\ Landscape improvements al I he Syracuse Elemenlary School were reported on at the recent meeting of the Syracuse PTO Eight new shrubs were planted rn November with I he cost of the project being handled through donations from the Racine Bank Ohio Valley Pubi1shmgCo Syra cuse Brownie Troop Syracuse Grrl Seoul Troop Phyllis Baker school cu stodian and Jeannie Connolly Four loads of gravel were al so donated by the Dravo Corp of Letart for flU m fronl of the school for addtllonal parking area Another school Improve menr noted by the PTO was the mslaliatron of three eighl foo t a e Sundavs Mldd rpor f Brot h and sponsored by the states Nor thwest Ordinance and the U S Constitution Bicentennial Commission The awards w11l recognize Ohioans for outstanding com munity service in each of six categories based on rights gua ranteed by the Northwest Ordi nance The cal egories ar e self governmenr liberl y through law human freedom property ownership religion and liberty and edu ca tion for ctvic responsibiiily Now l m ali lor awards and ali that good stufl - but th1s one surely seems vague to me I mean how do you ci1e an mdividual for self government or human freedom ? I understand the program ts to be administered locally Jhrough the county commissioner chair man Maybe as time marches on he wtli be able to explain it The Women ollhe Firs! Church of God of New Haven held their regular monthly mee ting in the Missionary Building on Jan 8 Hostesses for the evening were Bonnie F 1elds and Orpha Fr eids The secretary s report by Norma Greene was read and approved and I he treasurers report given bv Becky Reed due to the absence of the lreasurer Fay Carpenter President Becky Reed re ported on a Chrislmas box she had sent to a patient !hal the local buy s g1ft s l or on special occasions Stewartship Director E lea nor NRASESET1 LEMENTCHURCH Sun pm SOUTII BETHEl NEW TE ~ I AME NT R dg(l Duan1 SydPn strlckr p1 ~ or Suntln Scho 1 9 n Wor hlp Srrvlcf' tOam Sund , 1'\('Mmg srrvlr r 7 00 p m y, rdn rsd , nig ht Bill~ <s1 udv 00 p m OtURCH Slhp • Davis collecled the P A D enve lopes and reported she wiii have the program in February M1s sionary Education DtrecJor Or pha Fields repon ed she wm have the prog1 am in March of !his year Spiriluai Life Direclor Delores Taylor report on the Chnst Birthday Offenng Election of officers was held wllh Finance Director Sa r ah Gibbs acting as chairwoman She presenl ed the slate of offices for the Group II Officers which are vice presrd ent spiritual life treasurer mi ssionary educallon and secrerary II was announced I here Will be an Execullve Meeting at the home of Becky Reed Sptrlluai Ltfe D1recror De !ores Taylor was In charge of Ihe progra m with Jh e !heme bemg N e w B1 r th U n e ndrn g Growth She was assi sted by Orpha Fields and Pall y May nard The obj ecllves of lhe program wa s to recogni ze Chnst in our midst and lo recogni ze the necessit y of conti nual splnlual growth Those presenl were Florence Powell Bonnie Fields Roberla Swisher Ma ry Kelly Sarah Gibbs Patty Maynard Delores Taylor Margare r Dodson Orpha Fields Becky Reed Norma Greene and E lea nor Davis Wolf Pen community happenings Wed nesday Eve nin g Bible Study Prayer and Praise Service 7 30 p rn I CHUilCH 01' JESUS CHRIST APOS CAl VARY PILGRIM CHAPEL H~rrl son\ UJc Rn d Rev Dewey King pastor Cllnlon Fau lk Sunday School Supt Sun dAY School 9 30 a m mornint worshlp 11 a m Sundoy eveni ng srrvlce 7 30 m Pray• r Mcellng Wr dn r.sday 7 30 p,l:a Christm as day vis itors of Mr and Mrs J R Murphy and Peggy were Mr Rober! Murph y Rob bie and fnends Ginny and Chad of Racme Mr and Mrs John E and Chris of Racme Mr and Mrs Joseph Eva ns Tyson and Jonathan of Racme Mrs Greg Davis Ashli and Joshua of Bashan Mr and Mrs John Downs Adam Erica ndDickl eol Trimbl e Mrs Greg Dav1s Ashll and Jos hua of Bashan v.ere Sunday Serntonette A list of things to do "And ye be kind to one another, tenderhearted forglvmg one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you • Ephesians 4 32 A little golden haired girl passed by a house on I he 11ay to the seashore On the porch sat an elderly man Oflen she look lime to stop and talk a l ew moments Sometimes if she found an interesting seashell she would give II to the man Several years wen I by Even thou gh she grew older she never forgot to be fr iendly to the lonely man One day he died and when his will was read a l arge amoun! of money wa s left for the girl She had been his only bright spot for a number of years We should make a list of things In our hearts rh at we wll remember to do One should be to lreat aged people 11 Uh kindness They are often lonely and a kl~d word is a ray of sunshine We should always be ready to make an apology An apology offered often saves a friehdship After all God knows who is right or wrong and that Is all that matters Remember II you are angry and write a teller destroy 11 as quickly as possible It could carry a poisoned dar! Wben someone is starting a scandal and you can do somethin g to stop It do your best to save a reputation You will never regret helping a wayward child from himself Often he only needs a little understanding and confidence You will never regret serving God, and living in such a way as to honor Him - Lamar O'Bryant, Pastor First Southern Bapti8t, Pomeroy vis llors of Mrs J R Murph y Peggy and Mrs Iva Johnson Mrs Henry Eblin (Helen) wa s Sunday vtsllor of Mrs J R Murphy Peggy and Iva Johnson Monday evening vtsllors of Mrs J R Murphya ndPeggyand Iva Johnson were Mr and Mrs Robert Purt ell Mrs J R Murphy and Peggy vislled wllh Mr and Mrs How ard Thoma and Iva Johnson r ecenliy Mrs Iva Johnson and Peggv were recent vls ot ors of M1 and Mrs Harley l ohn so n and Tammy Mrs Ida Mu1 ph y and Peggy were recenl vis itors of Mr and Mrs John Downs Adam Er ic and Dickie of Trimbl e Mr and Mrs Ronald Ru ssell Mandy and Michael of Racine were Sunday visilors of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell Kail Kn app L angsville wa s SaJUrday afl crnoon visilor of Mr and Mrs Charley Smilh and Iva Johnson Hocking Tech dean's list announced ' Tv. r nty one sJudenls allendmg Hockmg Technica l College in Nelsonville have been ftamed to lite dean s lisefor the fail quarrer ;;rudent s mus1 achieve at leas t a 3 3 ~uaneriy grade point aver age 10 be named to I he list The group includes Susan M Bailey Long Bollom Janice M !=)aker Pom eroy Beth A Berk hlmer Reedsville Theresa M Bing Route3 Racine Glenda L Bissell Long Bottom Angela M Collins Long Bottom Katrina L Donohue Pomeroy !'4ax A Eichinger Jr Pomeroy K evin N Fick Long Bottom Lisa F Hawk Reedsville Melanie Hemsley Pomeroy Lisa D Hollman, Middleport Deborah K King, Racine Michael A Neutziing, Pomeroy Terry S Patterson Racine Scott M Pickens Pomerm Sl eph en Rou sh Syracuse Mark T Shnv ers Reedsville Michael R Smith Pomeroy Mary Warner Racine James A Weber Reedsv ille Xi Gamma Mu has meeting Pl ans for the traditiona l hearts and hands gill ex change among secret sisters at lhe Valentine meeting to be held Feb 3at thehomeofLtbbySayre were made when the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met recently al the home of Mrs Betty Fuilz Middleport Maurisha Nelson presided ar the meeting Members are to wrap their homemade gifts in wnlte paper with pink bows for the exchange Mrs Sayre was PHONE 992-2156 0t WI t1 01 1ly Stnl nd CIUI hed Otpt Ill Cn ~f1 St Pomt O'f 011 0 457M Syracuse PTO conducts meeting cr 7 p m Su nd vSchool9 :lO 1m Wors hlp senlH' 1fl JO a m Youth sf'\ irf' Sun Ia\ 6 1 p m Sund 1\ rvcnm~ srrv rr f) p m \\ f'd nf'sd v Pra v<'r M('f't lng nd B1hl St dv 1 7 00 P m OF GOD - f: llb Prt Sprn {'('r pasta! Sun dav School 9 311 a m Morning srn ic( 10 00 a m Sunda v f'\ f'n m~ st rv ire 7 00 p CelebratiOns will be takmg place th1s year tn recognition of the 200th birthday of the enact ment of the NorthwesJ Ternlory Ordmance enacted on July 13 1787 Each of Ohio s 88 counties and tis 20 largest cttlest wJU be eligible to participate in the Spirit of 87 Awards launched "e;,~a~ES~ ~U N RA PTIS ! Rc Nvll.' Bordl.'n pas or Co ntl u ~ Bunch sup1 Sunda\ Schoo B W m o;;rm n I and fou rt h Sund fi\ S v. orsh 1 s 1 1 t 1 J :ul p m Mr MORIAH BAP11 SI Ffiu II and Main ~~ Mlddleporl Rf' c lb<'r Crulg Jr pa stor Mrs E vin RrJU mjZ rdn £'r Sunda vS{hool Sup Stnd Sl hool9 3111 m Worship Sf'n tcr 10 .J1 1m SUCCESS RO \0 CHURCH OF ( HR IS I _ Jo:wph s Hoskins 0\ ang r 1st Sund a\ Bibles ud v 9 a m WiJ sh p 10 11 m Sun day C'v nln g srn IcC' ll p m \\cd nr:>Sd 1\ MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH Charles Norris pa stor Sunday School 10 am wors hip service 11 a m Sunday night worship service 7 30 p m Midweek prayf'r servlcf' W£>dn esday 7 p m m The Daily Sentinel \\ o 9 10 1m n<l Blb lr Stud\ 7 1~ Th sdn Sunday evPnlng service 7 :ID p rn flf"'!dav Sf'tvlce 7 30 p m wro BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST So Rt 124 and Co Rd 5 Mark Se-evers mints ter Sunday School Supt Harry Hen drlcks SundaySchool9 :lOam Mornln Worship 10 30 a m Even ing worship 7 ; m Wedn esday worship 7 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corn!'r Syramore and Sl'cond SIS Po Pr.a Vf'r ~er\ It 1 :Kl p m FAITH BAPTr~T CHLRCH 11: II O<l d St Ma son Suntl v School \0 1m Mor n ln~ \\Orsh11 1t 1 m F rn n g sc1 I( r tiP m Prayrr mf'('l In)! 1 cl B b]( Stu ' Wed N Tha ckrr £'n m gst> l rr7~lp m .. Min \\ Nint"' cll ~on Chu rch School 10 11m iGracC') MORNINGSTAR - Worship, 91! a m Chu tch School 10 30 am Bible Study 1\o\ bit ll3n Sr pm am - Wnrship 9 a m D.t on Po I II !111) ASSF MRl Y OF C:OD Du<l PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH ~ mlleoffRt 325 Rt'V BE'nJ \\ ails rn ~ t o/ Rob(lrl Seari('S S S Sup! S'u nd ) School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 JQ a m cLI:.'1'1\RT "'" 'FALLS 992-5432 p m Wf'(l nf'Sd<l\ B1blr \l'lC' lm u ~l CHRIST St Rt l.lS Anl lqull~ Rev F'1 anklln DlckC'ns pas 1or Sunday morn 111 ,~~: HI a m Sunday e\ cnln!Z 7 30 p m m P1 lVN mc('tlng '¥\nlnrsd I \ 7 p m f I U't" HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL ! 70 Grano St Middleport Affiliated with Southern Baptist Cnnvenrton David Bryan Sr Mi nistrr Sunday School 10 am Morn ing worShip 11 a m Evening worship 7 P m Wednesday evenln,:l Blblr s tudy and prayer mef'tlng 7 p m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HO ('r Wa ts on pastor CrPn son P r 11 Sund~ School Supl Mornin g " orsh lp 9 :101m Su nday School lO 30 a m P.venlng c;(lr vi c(' 7 30 p m TUPPERS PlAINS CHURCH OF 7 30 P m Wednesday prayer meE-ting and Bible study 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Located on 0 J WHile Road of Hlgbway 160 Pal Henson pastor Sunday SAchool ' lOam Classes !or allages JunlorChurch 11 a m Morning worship 11 a m Adull Choir practice 6 P m Sunday You n~ Peo pie s Children s Church and Adult Bible Study Wednesd av at 7 30 p.m po am (IS eesee pastor Su nday mornlnf:: worship 10 a m Even lng SE'rvlce 7 p m Wedn esday f.'venlnjl ~orshlp 7 p m Vls llallon Thursday 6 30 p n1 CHRIS1 Davt PrenT irf' minlsl('r [)(>n I \\ rlls Sup t Chu1ch School 9 m W01 ship SC'rv lrf' 9 45 p n MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Located In TPxas Community off Ct Rl 82 Rev Robert Sanders pastor Jeff Holter lay leader Ed Roush SuM.av School Supt Sunday School9 30 am morning worship and children s churr h 10 30 a rn evening preaching service on thl" second and fourth Sundays .at 7 30 p m Christian En deavor on the fir st and third Sundays at Middle 1 \\ rh (' II p sw S n 1C S 1 II m Jnd pm Wrdnt stl' pn 1\IT UNION BAPTIST Do oa d Shur 228 W M111n St, Pomeroy Sch ool 9 IDa m M or ng \o\ 01~ n p 10 30 E vl'n In ~ Worship 30 p m \V( nesd 1y 1 n pastor lof' S 1\r£' Suncla\ S( hool Supl Sund 1\ School 9 45 a m Even in~ w.or ship l:i 'lOp m P1 vf'r MeC'I In R li 30 p m \\Nin r sda v Betty Kern entered Veterans Memonai Hospital I his morning and is scheduled to undergo surgery She s expec ting Ia be at the hospital only a few days so perhaps you would want to send a card to her home Her address is Route 1 Shade Ohio 45776 Betty 1s one of thos e people born on Feb 29 leap year you know and as a result will only observe her 16th birthday next year 'Fuflll•l Kt~ltldg Ftlli tblek1n' mrrovBv Pa s Rr- I r Ruth Ann pastor Mel\. In Dril kr S S Sui)! Sund V RFt\ E Rf'\LIO\ IUfr mmlll 1 0 u B s Ch rm n of twBo I r fh1 11 n I if(' Sundav Scho l l ;~ n M IM j! \o\ 0 sh p lll lfl I m CV ng I1 ()f p m WC'd n<'S d \ r loll QuKkel UNlTEl/FAITH CHURCH Rl S S ~u t :\ol o n g AL CHURCH Kin~s bul'1 Road Rev Da vld Curfman pasror Sundav SC'h ool 9 :1Q a m Ralph Car 1 Sup! Eventn a worship 7 00 p m Prayrr ffi('t'flnR W«<nesday SOUTHERN CLUSTER Sund 1\ S I UMW Srrond Li.lrr \ Ha\ nt"' POMEROY, OHI0-9112-6677 Youtn m<'f'f nE! and Blh]('l eta\ '" pm Pn ng7 flflpm fi O I I~E I'; '" H 1 992·2975 Across from the Courthouse 992-51 1-1 mship 10 JO m RACINE CHURCH OF 1111 '17.\ Rev Clemente S Zunl~a Jr Rev Roh ert MusNmW1 ASBURY 1Svraeus1 I- Worship 11 am Churl'h School 9 45 a m Chaqn• Bib r St udv WednesOay 7 .30 p m UMW fl ~ Tuf'sda\ :W p m Choir Rr> hrursa l (:Ninrh Sundav !'irhool Sup!"'rln l('lldtn l )31bll' Schoo19 :lll 1 m Mom in ~ Wors hip VI 10 a m E\c>nlna Wo1~ hlp 7 00 p m ~~) A1sneg, /fie. 264 S. 2nd, Middleport LANGSVILlE CHRISTIAN CHURCH H\ SEll llU\ e "Serv 1ng Famd1es" '----------------------------..1 m Rev Jam ftll E CorhiU Rev Steven Neh1on Rev Melvin Franklin ' M!llnl FPOR1 Hanson CHURCH 01' CHRIST mlnlstr.r Mikl' Oh FUNERAL HONI Jfih n \'\11 g-h1 pas o Sund rl\ s( 1nC'll q ~~~ CENTRAL CLUSTER 1 Pom~rey Roger and Jean Spencer of Tuppers Plains have received word I hat their daughter An gie has been named to the dean s list at Shawnee State University Angie maintained a 3 75 grade point average for the first quar ter at Shawnee State A 3 5 is r equired for placement on the list Angie Is a 1985 graduale of Easter n High School 1 Rawlings-Coals-Blower Crow' s Famtly Rest our ant BRADBUR) CHURCH OF CHRIS I ~th and Mnln AI 106 luttll'nut Au, . .VIU Middleport Oh10 u (6141992-2039 or (614)992·5721 204 (ondor St Pomeroy, OH i~~ANKLIN' 992 3978 Meri{S County~ Oldc~t Flonst 362 EAST MAIN POMERbV OHIO 45769 614 / 992 2644 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES RALLrS Mill Work Cabmet Makmg Syracuse FRANCIS FLORIST I llOWIIS fOI EYIIY OCUSION John F Fui!Z Mgr Ph 991 1101 ~- Ooops...inputer goof This Message and Church Directory Spon.flored Rv The Interested Rrt.~inesses Listed On This Page. Brown's Fire & and Equ,lpmenl S"•• Serv•ce The Oatly Sentinei- Page- 9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Oh1o reported as Improving from rece nr illness as wa s Mrs Evelyn Knight sponsor who remains a palienJ at a hospital in Parkers burg Members have assisted Mrs Sayre and her family wllh meals during her illness Th e group an d family membe1 s were Invite to joi n I he Brad bury Chu rc h Christ for a skaling party on Feb I al !he Skate a way Rink A card and game party was held following th e meellng OFFERS ENRICHING LEARNING EXPERIENCES FOR CHILDREN 3 TO 6 YEARS OF AOE Open Enrollment Thru The Year OPEN TUESDAY WEDNESDAY & TltURSDAY 9 AM lo II 30 AM and 1230PMto3PM Call Adm1nostralor Mn Shonn J Nuggud MEd I 7 87 I mo - DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAW SHARPENING SERVICE Ctrcular Saws Saw Cham Planer ntves Drtll B1ts Kn ves Chtsela PH. 992-2975 PH. 949·280 1 or 949-2860 SANDY'S AUTO SALES 3/ 11 / t!n Roger Hysell Garage Rl 124 Pomeroy Oh1o AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Traumlnlon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 6 17 tic 204 Condor II Pom•ray Oh1o I 15 87 I mo Automotive Repatr & Strvlct TUNIUPS lo TRANSMISSIONS CALL 992-7403 Apt St Rl 33 Pomeroy OH We It Sell You A Used Car or Frx Your Old One I 7 87 I mo ow O~en MAIN STREET PIZZA 222 E Ma1n, Pomeroy MILLS ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL 614-992-3023 1t3 t1 t ntD -z 8 13 tin PH. 992-2228 4 PM Til 11 P M Sunday thru Thursday Fnday & Saturday 4 P M T1l 1 30 A M PIZZAS, SUBS PIZZA IPEAD G&M TV REPAIR 49835 St Rt. 124 24 HR SERVICE 11:111'110 EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck auJo & heavy equ1pment rep a ors and w eldmg (All make s & models) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On January 12 1987 In the Metgs County Probate Court Case No 26400 James 0 Goms 1026 Lee S1reet Zanesv•lle OH 43701 waa appomted Exe r:utor of the estate of Pauline R Bentley deceased latu of P 0 Bo• 102 Ruo land OH •All Types of EJtcevat1ng •Landscaptng •Basements •Sewage Sy s1ems •Wal er & Gas Lmes WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENIIH •SllVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REfRIGERATOR •SATELLIIE SALES & SERVICE w. Hljj AFill TIIOM Shop Tteh1lolu oe Dtlj RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE (HESTER-985 3307 4/1 / lln J&l BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •ln s ul at1on •Stmm Doors •S1orm Wmdo ws •R eplacemont Wmdows •New Roof1n g FlEE UliMA liS JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 •Trucking Call: 742-2407 I 19 87 I mo I 16 87 I mo BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BllllT HOMES & GARAGES Addona and r•modelin g Ro ot ng 11nd gutte work - Concr ete work - Piumblftg and electrical {Free Es1rmates) Robert E Buck Proba te Judge Lena K Nesselroad Clerk 4 5 lk •Water Well Dnlhng WOfk 4577'1 PARTS and SERVICE MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY CARPENTER SERVICE Real Estate General •Ranges •Refrtgerators •Dryen •Froezeu 12873mo Any lrond Name Iough! leforo 1940 PH 13041 882 2220 All Mtku •Waahera • Olshw11 hera John K Benh Owner /MechaniC YOUNG'S Top money for somt models of Zl!'nllh Ptnlco Atwoter lfant 985-3561 PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 WANTED: OlD RADIOS WANTED KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ' 949-3088 Bus 949 -2606 Home All Makes & Models V. C. YOUNG IR ' tCUT OUT FOR FUIUM Ulll Roane, Oh1o 45771 1 2 17 I mo Pubhc Notoce (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Gallipolis Ohto 45631 10 S tic BISSELL SIDING CO. Sunday Calls ~ LISA M KOCH, MS I: l1censed Chntcal Audtologtst LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES No -az: 992-3410 *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULA nON New Homes Built Free Estimates CaJ1'!)utenzed Heanng A1r Selection SWim Molds lnteiJ)ret1ng SeJVtces (!) At Reasonable Prom ' PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 N~ght Day or 992 621! or 992 7314 Pomeroy Oh1o 4 1586 1c NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16 86 tfn 11) 16 23 30 3tc CHECKlHE 101 E Matn POMEROY, 0 992 2259 Real Estate General TEAFORDm Real Estate LJ.::! RI.ALIOR 216 E 2nd St Phone 1 16141 992 3326 67 ACRES -Oran ge Town sh p near Sumneo on good hard road & all mmerals BURLINGHAM - 48 acoes oil Rt 33 Some lrees gaoden spot dug well and 12x65 mo ble home $1 6000 MIDDLEPORT - 5 or 6 rm ~de1 home on 4th AI c1!y u11~ 1es lg lront porch garage & lg lot Ask ng $25000 ROCK SPRINGS - Good 3 oo4 bedroom hom e n excel lent 'ond1hon Central heat I P water carpel1ng cook & bake un ts relo geralor & garage on lg lol 100 ACRES - Salisbu ry Townsh p on good grav el 1oad 2 gas/011 wells m nerals and 2 wal er taps POMEROY - 7 acres good 2 bedooom home 1'!, baths natural gas lurnace panel ng and carpel ng HANDYMAN - Pay the bal ande & own th•s B rm hoose 2 baths gasluonm carpetong & 2 lots about $165 000 RACINE - 4 BR one lloor home Bu'k wood stove pa nehng carpellnt msul aled storms &-level ot next 10 the sc hool HAVE A SELLING PROBLEM! CALL BRUCE AT 992 3325 Hott '.lnq H ~:.Jdqu;nt~:rs POMEROY - Beaullul "ew ol the Oh10 Rve1 lh s lasle lull1 des1gned home can be youo s wlh a l it eello11 Two stmy home leatoo es three bedrooms n ce I' ng oom d1n ng roo m lull base ment wth a two c a~ garage & a large lr ont s 1t1ng porch I I halhs and all c area MAK E OFFER $23 900 00 MIDDLEPORT - l h1s ol deo home IS close to stores and sch ools 2 3 bed1ooms level lol caopelmg otner fealuoes 1nclude a n1ce lront porch Must see to apprec al e $26 900 00 POMEROY - I ~ story lrame home wth new vnyl s1d n& three bedr ooms some new wpet ng and pal o Neatly·~ modeletl and decooaled The ups1a11swould make an excel lent bu nkroom lor chldoen $2990000 RACINE - Own 2 acoes ot land wth gaoden spa ce fru1t lrees and elbow ooom 2 stmy home w1lh lour bed rooms m good con d1l on Garage and neao schools $24 000 00 ANTIQUES BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authomod John DHrt Now ~olland lush Hog Farm Equopmtnl Dtoltr F~rm Equl~manf BUY OR SELL RIVERINE ANTIQUES 1124 East Main St. Pomeroy HOURS Tut Wtd Fn 11omlo7pm Sunday I pm 7 pm ly Chonu ar Appolnlmonl RUSS MOORE 992-2Sn Pull & SeNioe I 14 I IIlO 1386dc AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS J.R. 's REPAIRS REBUILT & REPAIRED Satellite Sal11 SUGAR RUN ASHLAND Installation 190 MULBERRY AVE POMEROY, OH TVs, Antennas Service Electromc Organs Mobile Service 614 843-5248 PH. 992·9949 RUIONAIU lab lorton Owner 12 30 86 I mo GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Ntw La<allon 161 Norlh !«ond Moddltporl Ohio 45160 Bashan Building SALES & SERVICE EVERY SAT. NIGHT We C1ny F11hlnv Supphn POMEROY - One floor plan Two bedoooon home wth rural waleo 1ange and oefn gertor and a bath MAK EOF FER $1600000 lETART ARIA - ApproXI malely 2acre m1n f a~m wth small barn lencmg to the sheds plus a 1978 mooular uml wlh 3 bedroom s sale! 1te d sh 2 good gard en areas Dr lied wat er well Henry £ Cltltnd Jr 992 6191 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Dottle Turntr 992 5692 Oflict 992 2259 R!IIAILE 8 20 86 tin Pay Your Cable & Ph••n• Bolls Here IUSIN!SS '"ONI 1~141 992 ~ISO IISIOIIIC! PHONE t~l41 6:30 P.M. Fo<lory Cholio 12 Gouge Shatg'"" Only 10 8-tfn Ann 11 unu:1111:n1 s RADIATOR SER~eE We can repa1r and r~ core radiators and heater cores We can also ac1d bot I and rod out radlatots We also repair Gas Tanks PAT HILL f(}RO 992· 2196 Middleport Oh10 1 13 tfc 3 Announcements R•cme Gun Shoot apon101td b'l Alcin lliGunCiub £v•rv8und•v btglnl'l ll'lg 11 1 00 p m Fet;t()f'f Choke 12 g~.tage eflotgu na Precious Memorl" Studio Spe ci a l j ~41 In portr1ltt Ouelitywor~ 11ua rnteed Ctll 614 849 3010 f Qr eppo nttrnmt Rn1Dn1blt J)fiCU 1 w 11 be nol be r..pon1 bl• lor 1ny dflblt nth• thin my OWft Oetben R Routh �Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel 3 Announcements 42 Mobile Homes for Rent LAFF-A-DAY 1~11 !!law Ar1 Claues Tuesday and lhurtday for 11dulta and Seturday for und er aga HI Ca ll ~14 949 3060 for more informatJon 48 Space for Rent 2 bdr fullyfurntshedadultaonly. 3060 - - - - - - - - - lc- 2 BA Mob1la home lor rent Call New Art Classes Tuesday and Thurtday lor adults and SIUur d1y tor under age 16 CAll &14 949 -3060 for mor e 1ntor IJ'Uttl on Guarantoed you 11 l&arn 1 year all wh Jte male dOfl ~art ~uak1e Shots & hcenses Call v14 266 1988 Dr aftef 6 614 Fem ale Cock a poo doy 6 months old & one fem ale rabbit Call 614 446 1149 Baby 11tter 8 30 to 6 00, Mon day lhru Friday M1ddle aged per aon preferred 304 675 409 3 after 5 00 only Mature woman to hvetn and care for elderly gentleman 4 5 days per week Must have good relertmces Prefer non smoker 3046761406 Fleetwood 3 bdr 2 full baths total alec L1ke new puce negottabla Call after 4 week days, anyt1me weekends 614 12 S1tuat1ons Wanted 2 bdr complete w1th washer &. dryer New retngerator & new COlJCfl Bob Voung s traitor court Call 614-446 2699 Must sell 14x70 1974 Gover nor 3 bdr • 1 v, bath total alee Central 11r Call614-388-9866 LOST Red Chow rem11le dog pear Ambrou W Va phon e 304 -675 7843 Pamtmg lnter.or & exterior 25 yean e11 per1ence Rea sonable rates Call614 266 8785 1976 Freedom, 12x60 2 bed room, elec:tnc, c~rpet 'ftove refngerator on rental 1pec:e m town , P 9 1nt Pleasant S& 70D 00 Call after 6 DO. Wantl'ld to do Pamtmg 6,4 256 8786 . l.laed mobtla homes Call 614 Call LPN went s t o do private duty 2 years aKpftrutnce tn hosptt el 2 years e•per~ence priVtlte duty Call614 446 83 96 W1ll do baby •1tt1ng '" my home w eekdeys or even1ng1 Ca ll 614 388 8e87 FIREWOOD! loclJst oek cflerry S36 per p1ck up load delivered B1ll Stadt 614· 992· W1ll do lncom e t•x forms In my ttome Call 614 -992 6822 Protes110nal claanmg Ho me or off1ce References C•llanyt1me 614 742 2788 992 3476 BUYING RAW FUASI G1nseng Yollow Roo t beef find deer ~ l d et Also soiling trapping supplies WhoatliUII N11e Lites Houn 1 00 9 00 Closed Wed Georgo Buckley614 664 476 1 financial 21 Business Opportunity Buy1 n9 Junk can Call 614 992 6648 efter 6 00 pm 11 3644 lNG CO recommands that you do bustneu wtth people you k nuw and NOT to 1end money through tho metl until you have ~nve1t1garad the oHermg 22 Money to Loan HOME ASSE MBLY E11cellcn t spare 11me .nco me electromcs cr atts no e~t p e nence Othau mtorma11on 504 641 0091 e11t 2987 7 davs .CAll NOW I Need • job 1 Sell Avon p•rt time or full time For mformetlon C1 ll ------9 Furm1htd & unturm1hed apts , S160 DO 1nd up reference~ Ph 304 -676 7738 or 304 676 6104 A 1 Real Estate Upstairs unfurm1hed apt carpeted ut1httM pa1d, no ch1ldren , no pets ca ll446 1637 614 446 9740 Completely furn 2 BR apartment large hvmg room 468 Second Adults $226 per month Sac Oep & Ref Cell 1976 Park Villa 2 bedrooms 12• 66 304 6 76 2629 .. 304 743 6967 614 446 2236 446 2681 198D Parkwood, 14x70 unfur nlshed. 3 bad rooms, 2 porches underpenn1ng In cluded S9 600 00 Muat ba moved Furn1ahed apartment no.lllt door to llbrarv One professional adult only Parkmg Call 614- 446 304 876 7768 (10om 9pm) 1983, 14x7D trelll!lf call after 6 00, 304 773 6963 33 Farms for Sale 4663 1 Help Wanted Fmancmg available for all typ es of busmt111 loans & reel estete Competitive rates Call 614 78 h. Acres tobacco bate corn base mineral rights two story house barn other out bulld1ngs Watarloo Oh•o Call 614 843 21D1 for appointment 23 Professional Serv1ces • P1e no & organ lessons Mary Lucu Call 614 446 9787 or 6 14 446 44 26 Starks Tree 8nd Lawn Servtce Hedg es, shr ub 1 bushes trlmmltd landscaping 1tump and leaf removal 3D4 678 284 2 or 676 2010 Real Eslale ~ot i~~6f6r1~6mmalmtorvlew 31 AVON Wowlt Malle b1g bu ck1 No processmg charge Call 614 446 3358 Wh111 a 8arga1n l 2 story house Remodeled totally rewtred 1n suiBted brand naw hot watar heater 2 or l BR slow heeling b1ll1 ve ry ntce lot ga~ag e w1th 2 o utbuildings All for only 820 000 Call 614 246 9378 aher 5PM AIRLIN ES NOW HIRIN G Fhght Attend antt Agenu Machantcs .Cut tomt'lr SArvice Slllartes t o 160K Entry level po•ttlons C11U 806 687 6000 Eu A 9806 tor current h1tlng1 1 3 acres R1 7 ctol8 10 Pom• roy f34DD Call 614· 992· 7671 &14 992 6732 or 614 Homes for Sale J< 304 676 2336 614 992· 77B7 EOH 2 badrDom apt Syracuse $160 month plus uttllt1es Depo11t requtred 814; 992-5587 614- 992 1>132 O< 614 992 7671 Houses for Rent One bedroom turmhsed apt 1n Potnt Pleatant adults only no pett phone 304-876 1386 Ntce 3 OR house 1360 plus utthtet S, tee dePOSit Call 614 446 9280 after 5 & weekends One bedroom furnthsed apt. adults only phone 304 676 Furnished house Loceted 736 -A Thtrd Ave Gallipolis n 36 month t75 deposrt Ca ll 446· 3870 or 446· 1340 Hou1e for ule or rent Hander eon 75k,19fencedcornarlot 6 roam• 1 'h ba1h1, 2 out build lng s 304 875 386, Hautt O•lltpOIIe Ferry L.rge ltitchen llt'ge blth, 31Mdrooms family room Uvlngroom&utlllty on 1 8 acre 304 8715 2284 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 114 446 7274 64 Misc. Merchandise ~ooms lor rant day week month Galha Ho tel Call (1114 448 9715 Rentaslowest120 month 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Homa Park. Routt 33. North of Pom8foy Rental tr•1l.,s Call 614 -992· 5 ft bush hog Mas11e Fergu son 4wheetrake Sot 12mcl1plows hay condit1onar 600 bales of hey Call 614 742 2266 or 614742 2317 Surplus Army Rental-Clothing (L1ned Demm Jackets, Carhart Clothmg 10 per cent d1sc:ountl Dacron Insulated Coveralls $26 DO Sam Somerville 1 EastRavenswood Junction tnde pendenee Road. Rt 21 Fn, Sat W.htte Farm Tractor• Ba st Pnce 1n Area S1dars Equipment Co Henderson W Ve 304-676· Sun 12 00·8 00 PM 304·273 6656 25 cub1c foot freezer 8200 00 Kanmore range and refrigerator &250 DO Jonsereds 7D E cham 11w 8260 00 Remington ctlatn saw 8100 00 Fr•nkhn truck camper UOO 00 5 hp a1r compressor &66D 00 Desk and file ceb1net $100 00 304-6715· 3696 Coal heattng stove, u1ed very little 8276 DO 304·676· 1892 Couch, chair. end 1able1 coffee table bath tub commode flang 1ng dintng room light twm bed Wllh box sprmg and mattreu 9646 Glbaon uprtghl freeur 16 Y2 cu ft Energy savar 2 yrs old Call 614 379 2706 10 gallon axlerlor pamt on a lug all h011t, one deep well pump & t•nk Call 614 446 3D26 OlympiC we1ghts & bar deluko bench $325 Redttawk Ruger 1 of &ODD t 1 000 or trade forcer Coli 614 446-2469 Barn 40 ~t40 good cand1tton. must • be removed wtthln 30 days UDO Call614· 266·6260 after 4PM F1b ergless topper tor El Cammo Good cond $200 Call 614 446 0888 19 1neh Zen1th color TV, Emer son stereo 2 washer and 2 drvars electrtc stave, queen 11ze Queen bed w1th ma tt ress dresur, mghtstand t276 1981 Jeep low mlle1 t3500 Call 814·388·8660 0< 614 246 9497 Tonv s Gun Repairs. hot r•blue- , 0 • • • 0 0 0 for Rent 2 belr , all utllltl81 paid •~~: l:tpt tltc , turn or unfurn nc dtpotlt required Convenient loc•tkln Ctlll14-441 81158 or 614·4·1-4771 ""They send out two lor one during Happy Hour? I"" Polled & horned Hereford bulls AI Sired all ages Laurence Burdell Cs lt 614-246 6181 2220 5762 66 Pets for Sale Dragonwynd Cstterv Kennel CFA H1malayen, Partlan ' end S1amese k1ttens AKC Chow pupp1es New H1mm1es Per s1an1 Call 614 446· 3844 after a nde. $260 00 304·676 7260 Large round bel as of hayior sale S10 00 ea ch Ph 614 446 Large round bales for sale or trade Call 614 367 7640 Hay for ta le Round bales m barn never been wet Cell 614 245 5117 Goodt1mothym1udhay 9001b raund bates, stored m berns Call 614 245 9460 after 6 30 PM Grass hay. •1 DO bale Mm of 100bales Call614 256 6518 7PM Tr ansporlal 1on Cocker Spamel. 2 male-S4D each 4 female Black Call 814·245 9167 57 71 Musical Instruments Dobro Excellent Cond1t1on Call 614· 446 -4260 Wurhtzer funm aker organ Ek cellent Conditton Call614 446 69 For Sale or Trade 1986 Ford 4x4 4 spd , 300, 8 cyl tongbed step bumper Extra heavy duty low m1les like naw condtttart W1ll take other truck good cond1tlon, on tude Must sell Call 614 388 9060 Autos for Sale 614 446·1522 81 Monte Carlo 83 Olds Hurst Call 614 446 8201 1964 BUick le Sabre 69 ODD m1ies , Interior u cortd tktenor good cond Mutt ull Call614 246 9412 78 Ma1ds RX 7 . 40 DOO acutal m1les 79 Chevy 4x4 Call 614 · 4~t-6 1612 or 614· 256 9314 1983 Chavette 4 spd , AM -FM stereo cauette new t~re s 315,00D miles U9&0 Ca11614 1983 Chevette, auto, AM rad1o New p1m1 nttW tlraa 40 500 miles f295D Call 614- 446 8343 or 614 446 8628 U S 36 W•t J•ckson Ohio 1982 Cutlau Calais One owner ucallant conditton Auto. loaded New t~ru Call 614-288·6461 614·742 3142 Maney t=.rguson New Holt•nd Buah Hog S•ltt & Serv1c11 Over 40 used erectors to choo.. frqm & Complete llrta of new S. used equipment Largnt 11lection 1n off.,. Colll14 992 6822 ty.,. 1 288-8622 rake. 14715 1978 Ford Elhe Qood ccnd1 tian •1400 Call 114 986 4418 1972 Ford Gran Tormo Statton· wagon 361 VB auto tran s 1260 Coll614·992· 3323 1978 MOB low md aage nteds soma rtpllr. make an offer phone 3D4 - 675 , 3996 after 4 00 PM 1984 Chevrolet Celebrity sta tlon wavon low mlle•ga 1984 M•rcury Topaz, clean 66 000 mil• t3,500 00 Coli 304-671 4480 1982 Ford Escort , 13.0DO m11... t1 ,900 00 Call 3 D4 676·44BO C•ll 8uaf1 HOQ 4000 Front End Loeder Complete In good con dltlon 17150 C•ll 114-141- 2877 1967 Camara Restored Mak e 16 700 00 ooll304-676· 4480 f6410 No 3 MF baiiO<. UIO Pull 446 0294 FTM Ganerat Contractmg 1 3yrs experience Roofmg & Con suucnon Ph 814 388 9308 Free estlmatM 1 0% DH dunng the holidays offer akpires Jan 15 19a7 All types carpenter & concrete work lntertor. ekterlor ramo dehng pa•nttng roofing, tree estimates Call614 446 6174 2464 RINGLES"S SERVICE. ekpe· tlenced c;:arpenter electr~ctan mason, painter roofmg (.ncfud· mg hot t ar apphc:atton J 3D4 676 2D88 or 676 7147 Rotary or cable tool drllhng Most welts completed same day Pump sales and servtce 304· 896 3802 82 1984 Ford Escort wagon 4 spd a1r AM FM Cash prt ce 82999 Johns a Auto Sates BullVIlle Rd Galhpohs 446 8343o<614 446 8629 eeoo SWEEPER and 1ewmg mechme repatr partt and aupplles Ptck. up and delrvery Dav11 Vacuum Cleaner one half m1le up Georges Creek Rd C•ll 614- Fetty Tree Tnmmmg, stump remov• l Call304 676 1331 614 379 2726 1030 Ctse di•tl with cab, 15 bottom plows, '4850 4 row AC no till planter, 11600 12 foot whHI disc, 3100 Ford trac~or low hrt whh 1511 late model Ford mowing machine. Uncond1t1onat hfet1me guaran· tee Local refetencas lurmstted Free ettlmate• Call collect 1 614-237 -0488, day or n1ght R o gers Besement Waterproofing 1974 Impala Run1 good Call 1984Dodge0mm 4dr 6spd sunroof 50.000 m1les Cell 2010 John Oeere d1aael tractor plawt disc t3950 New Idea Dyne 8ounce mower 1495 late model 224T John Daerl'l beler 11295 Hay wagon UDO Call BASEMENT WATERPROOFING RON ' S Telev1st on Servtee House calts on RCA Ouaz1r GE Spec1ehng 1n Zenith Call 3D4· 676· 2398 or 614· 446 - 614 379 2726 61 Farm Equipment Home Improvements 81 79 Ford Pinto New tires eKcellent running cond Looks good t400 Can be saen at 536 Jackson Estates Apt 88 B. Jackson P1ke Galltpohs OH 1986 Chrvalflf Lebaron 4 dr auto atr, 44 000 m1les Call Form Su~pl11~ s & Ll JI!S itit:k 3921 Service s 1052 Pol e Bu 1tcllngs bv Oua-1ty BlJIIders Workshop• carport• emmat shelters, garages Free est1metes Phone 614 384 had no confirmation of a report that two more West Germans were kidnapped by extremists demanding the release of Mohammed Ali Hamadei, who Is wanted by the United States on a charge of hijacking a TWA airliner In 1985. •'We are trying to check the report, " a spokesman said. Kidnapped In Beirut earlier were Rudolf Cordes, 53. an ~~~utlve of the Hoechst chemical conlpahy, on Ja . 17, and Alfred<:~hmld t, 47, a technician of the Siemens eiectronl'\flrm, taken Jan. 20 Despite the crisis, the most recent public opm10n poll by the respected Aliens bach Institute showed Kohl's coalition of Christian Democrats and liberal Free Democrats heading for a landslide victory with around 54 percent of the vote l1s opponents, Rau's labor-oriented party, and the small anti- NATO, environmentalist Budget tran smiSSIOns used & rebuilt ell types Torque conver tars & transfer cases Eng1ne ovso fadtemp ' 4182 64 Hay & Grain Cancrete blocks aiiiiHI yard or del1verv Muan und G1lhpohs Block Co 1 23 Y:z P~ne St Galhpoh1, Otuo Call 614 446 332 8746 0 L1vestock 245-5121 Iron Horst Bulktlnga P11114 ,. 63 Bu1tdmg M iltertals Block br~ck, sewar p1pes w1n dows l1ntels, etc Claude Wmlert Rio Grande 0 Call 614 e<eclod 0 ,., 2985 Registered St andard bnd mare w1n fold m sprmg w1H dnve or UTILITY BLDG SPECIAL 0 Now buymg shell corn or ear corn Call for latest quotes R1ver C1ty Farm Supply 614-446 BUdget transm1ss1ons used & robUIIt ell types Torque convur tars & transfer cases Engine over flaul k1ts All11on Transm11 sin parts end eve JOintS Mnl mum 30 day to hfetlme war ranty W1ll deliver cash and carry or 1nstall Call 614 379 65 Bu1ldmg Supplies 27'.1136'k8 EAVE with slld1~g door & 11rvic• door •4.288 00 ~0 62 Wanted to Buy L1vestock - 4 cow s, 1 Aegt s tared bull, 17 calves 304 676 2 bedroom home tor rent In Lang1vllle araa Dtpoait required Call 614·742-21541 ' 42 Mobile Homes Auto Parts & Accessories 304· 675· 5368 all"' 6 00 Zenith 19 ' Remote Color TV Sean -Console-Humidifier Call 3 b :~droom tloute tor rent in Syra cuse C•ll 814 992 7889 after 50Dp m 304-176· 3166 76 Omega fiberglass mounted on N1ssan, 1984 Model 5 !peed • dual wheels 23 MPG 1n over driVe 899(\0 Call 614 992 , Ohio C1ll 814 448 1777, eve 614 -448·3592 Up front trac tora w1th warr1nty ovtr 40 used tret1ora 1DOO toole 2 Mdroom homt Rt 141 carpeted , 2 miiH from down town O•lllPOils, dtPOtlt •nd raferenc" required 1276 00 Call Reg1s1ered Murrey Grey Bull Calved 12 20 80, out of Wad roonga Ace Proven -brother of Nat1on•t Grand Champton Phone 614 985· 3506 JIM ' S FARM EQYIPMENT CENTER SR 36 W Golllpolio Co ll614 992 671 3 5400 675-6461 S E Ohio 0 125 79 Motors Homes & Campers CROSS 11o SONS SNAFU'Mby Bruce Beattie CR 614 446 2709 9716 lng Open90DAMto700PM 7479 ____________________L;c;oi;I3;0;4; ·6;7;6; ·•:6:3:1::::::~ -6-14_·_2B_6_·_ 66_2_2__________ r 1980 1972 Dodge good 318 engm e 1160 oo. 304-576-2112 1876 Malibu Claasic. 57 000 Ktual mUea AC P8 P6. bucket ..... 304-176-2290 Plumbing & Heating J SECOND AND STATE INUNDATED -Two to three feet ol water covered Second Avenue atlhe Stale Street Intersection during lhe peak of the 1137 Oood 110 years ago. Willard Wood of Gallipolis photographed this view With the Park Central Hotel In background. Woman detained for questioning· POMEROY -An unidentified an official from the Galli a County woman, In some way connected Sheriff Department The official said that appar· with the Wheeling, W Va , man ently something was found on that was slam Thursday night In Anderson that led the Meigs Dexter, was detained early Frl· day morning by the Meigs department Investigation to the County Sherilf Department, Holiday Inn room where the taken from her room al the woman was found The Galha department radio Holiday Inn in Gallia County and log shows that Gallla deputies transported- across the county lines to the deparl ment, appar arrived at the motel shortly after ently for questioning. authorities m1dmght. At 1. 22 a m Meigs Investigator Paul Gerard was said contacted ' Meigs County authorities re Deputies from Meigs re!use to release any mformatlon sponded and detained the woman about the woman She was apparently connected with Jes around 1 35 a m., according to sie Anderson, 52, whO was shot log records The woman reached four times in the abdomen afler a Meigs County shortly before 3 reported struggle, according to a.m. Gallla authorities available for comment could not identify the woman Meigs authorltltes refused to release any information about the woman or the Investigation. Meigs authorities said some thing will be released Monday Anderson was shot In the kitchen at the residence of Carl Stacy. 55, according to lnforma tlon released Friday Stacy told authorities that he and Anderson struggled During the struggle. Stacy pulled a 22-caiiber pis to! from his trouser pocket and shot Anderson, he told authorities Anderson apparently had a .32 caliber pistol, according to authorities Pt. Pleasant store held up CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pme Gall1pohs Oh1o Phone 614 446-3888 or 614· 446 4477 86 -L- General Hauhng James Boy s Water Serv1ce Also pools filled Call 614 256 1141 or 614 446 1175 or 614 446 7911 POINT PLEASANT - The Mason County Sheriffs Depart· ment Investigated an armed robbery at the Save-A Lot groc· ery store. north of Point Plea· sant. in which an undetermined amount of cash was taken and of assistant Ed Point Pleasant was apparently struck on the back o! the head, a sheriff' s department spokesper· son said Saturday. Layton was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital by the Point Pleasant Emergency Medical Service wher,e he was treated and released, according to a nursing supervisor at the hospital. According to a sherlfr s depart· ment report the store was robbed at gunpoint by two individuals wearing ski masks at9 10 Friday Continued on D·2 T & L Willer delwery anyt1me Pfl 614 388 9732 same day delivery Dillard Water Serv1ce Pool s, SISierns Walls Oehvery Any time Cell 614 446 7404 llmestane and slabwood hauled AI Tromm Rutland Call 614 742· 2328 Watt enon s Water Hauling, reeaon•ble rates, 1mmedtate 2.000 gallon del1very CISterns, poal1 well etc c111 304· 676 2919 House coal Delivered 1 ton and up J1m Lanier 3D4 ·67 6 1247 or 675 7397 Coal 8nd hm estone dehvery 304 675 3190 87 0 Upholstery R &. M CultoflJ Coucfl• and Reupholsterv. St Rt 7 Crown City, Oh 614·261 1470 Eve 814-446 3438 Open dally 9 to 430 Sot 930to130 Old& new Uphosttr ed B Sectlono 46 Pogoo A Multimedia Inc Newtpep•r Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, January 25, 1987 By EDWARD ROBY BONN, West Germany iUPI) - A hostage crisis preoccupied West Germany Saturday on the eve of national elections expected to return Chancellor Helmut Kohl's center-right coalition to power against a leftist coalition Kohl"s Chmtlan Democratic Party and the rival Soc1al Democrats, led by their chancellor candidate Johannes Rau, concluded their cam palgns for Sunday" s vote wilh mass rallies Fnday evening. The government continued during the trad1 tiona! election eve campaign pause Saturday to pursue behmd the-scenes efforts to free two West Germans taken hostage In Beirut by Moslem extremists retailatmg lor the arrest of a suspected Arab terrorist held in Frankfurt for extradition to the United Slates A spokesman said Saturd~y the government 1986 Vamaha Tn Z 260 vary good cond Ektras mcluded Call 614 446 9710 after 6PM 1976 Olds Cutlass, good shape 1tareo 1 9 •nell color TV 304 6461 Firewood fDr sale Seasoned Oak Call 614 742-2645 MOTOR CAR BROKERS St Rt 160 North of Holzer Hosp Gallipolis Oh10 614 446 6592 or 446 4622 See us for all your livestock and tlorse trader needs Also 1n stock steel flat beds for pickups and ton trucks P &. H sprtng bumpers 74 Motorcycles Holstetn cDw-thnd calf commg Heavy milker Call 614-388 Milled hardwood slabt SU per bund(e Contammg appro" 1 'h ton1 FOB Oh1o Pallet Co Pomeroy, Oh10 Call 614 992 Firewood tor 1ale S36 per load. 6 IDedl, t 160 Oehvered and stacked Call 614· 949 2601 after 5 00 p m Cloudy. Highs between 25 and 30. Chance of preciplta· lion 20 ercent. Hostage crisis clouds West German elections bed 304-676·3861 3167 26 mch dl8gon, IZemth sy1tem 3 TV 8k cond Tekmke TV remote co ntrol Playpen used once Call 7421 304 676 4208 2783 Callahan 1 Used Tue Shop Over 1 000 tires tlzes 12, 1 3 14 15. 16 16 6 8 mllet out Rt 218 Call 614 266 6261 6 room unfurniShed apt 304 - 0766 Small 2 BR house fenced m front ysrd 1200 permo Utilit ies not 1ncluded Cell 614 968 4160 3 bedroom 2 story wood tt ouse wtt h 1 c ar garage and 1h Hause close to e•w school• Ref ba1ement New carpet on flflt & Oep No pets Call after 8 30 floQr Hemlock Grovearaa Mu st • PM 614· 4•6 H 34 sal! due to tranaler U3 OOD or ~-...,--.:.......:......_ _ __ best offer Call&14992 8104 Housefor rent Rt 160North 3 miles from Holler Hotpltll Call Government ho mes from t 1 {u 614 -446 2783daytlmeor614 repalfl Delinquent ta x property 446 -2661 eventngs Reposse:ss1ons Call 806 687 6000 En GH 9805 for current 6 room ~ouse Frtendly Ridge repa list "'Call614-266 6260 after •PM , 160 000 00 304 87! 3099 Ltvmg room cauch Good cond1 t1on 3D4 675 2062 Na1hua 1 2D photocopier good cond, C•ll 614 446 0963 For rent Sleeping Rooms and ligflt house keeping rooms Park Cantral Hotel Call 614 44& 446 2350 .,t., Whtte G E washer s 1 00 00 304 675·3616 after 5 00 614-446· 7307 45 Furn1shed Rooms For sa le or Trade L model Gravely tractor tor repa1r or parts 8200 00 or trade on 8N Ford plow and d11c 304-676 1385 after 6 00 304-676 6493 0< 676· 1460 2482 8~5 · 1415 3 BR rancfl on 1 acre lot Ana ched garage AC 1 ml1e o ut 160 S360 a month Call 614· 3 bedroom flome In Pameroy t226 per month plut deposit ., APARTMENTS mobtle homes houtel Pt Pl easant and G•lllpo tis 614 446 8221 ' 0009 Hause 6 acres llv1ng dlnmg room kitchen 3 b•drooma, 3 baths large family room, wood burning stove allop garage, den or 4th badroom Hett pump rurll water apprtisad at 842 3819 . 2666 3 bdr ranch Rodney VIUtge II 1285 mo plut deposll Referen ee1 required Call 614 446 BDbV sitter needed 1n my home In Pomeroy are11 but will consi der yours 6 davs a weok Referen cet required Sen d appltca t1on t to The Dally Sentinel Bo• 729 P Pomeroy. Ohio The Army National Gu•rd may have the solution M onthly pay eheclc tor p•rt time work Join now 3D4 871· 3960 or 1 800 2 bedroom fum~ahed apt Call 614 992 5434 or 3D4 882 Delu.e 2 8R house 842 First Avenue GallipoliS. off street parktng no pets refe,enees depostt Call 614 266 1629 At ,6DMulberryAve, Pomeroy A"allable Feb 1st Reasonable flnt , house needs work Call 61 • · 992 -6791 e oo table w1th 6 ch ..rs leaf dln1ng 614 992 P1 c:kens Used Furniture Good quality used furn1ture Open 9 to 6 or call for appointment Grac1oul livmg 1 • nd 2 bed· room apartments at Village Manor and R1ver11da Apart· menu m Mtddleport From $216 mcludmg ut1httes Call Ashtcn bUIIdmg lots mob1le homes parmttled Clyde Bowen GOVERNMENT JOBS 116 040 S59 230 yr Naw Hir mg Call 905 687 6000 Ex t R 9806 for curront ledertll11st Old fashioned d1nlng automatiC lllllf and Ouncan Phyffe drop and 4 c ha~rs Call Tree & stump removal, 1tone. fllld1rt, firewood , p1~up $45 dump- $95 Heap vouchers! Oon's LandSCIPtl 614 446 3208 41 New Sears refrtgerator & stove Must sell Call 614 446 8886 2 bedroom nver "lew apartment Equ1pped kitchen, trash pickup Ideal for 2 parties to share expences Call 614-992-6639 For sala 9Dx11 D lot m Twin Cedar add1ton New Haven W V S4500 ftrm 3D4 882 4 bdr . fuel heat large garden t2DO a month Eno VInton Ad Call after 5pm 614 388 8,02 CHRISTMAS SILLS PILING UP7 Ill 1tel It)' NEA IOC Copyr911ed 1987 Used Furniture wood table & 2 benches beds dresser wood wardrobe 3 miles out Bulav1lle Rd Qpen 9AM t o 5PM , Mon thru Sat 614 446 0322 Alon1 the River .. ..... B·1·6 Business ..................... D·I Comics ................... Insert Clll!lsllieds ....... D-2·3-4-5-6 Deaths .......... ........ A-4-6 Editorial ......... ......... A 2 S orts ..... .... ...... .. tmts Vol 21 No 50 Platlic CIStern state approved. plasti C septic tlnks pla1t1c culverts, metal culverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISE$. Jackson Oh 614·286-5930 992 5687 2 br knchen b.sthroam w 1tl1 laundrv room llvmg 10om & dtnmg room a11 alec Appro11 7 mllfll fro m Pt PI on Rt 62 2 tract11ppro11 1acremoreorless overloakmg Kanawha River t4Cl 000 Call 304 675 6.440 between 8 30 and 4 30 Tha Melgl Loca l School District Is currently ~tekmg appltcatlona trom ctr11fhKI applicants for • Varalty Footbtll Coach for th e 1987-BB tchool year Appli cants must hold a valid 01110 tetchlng certlflc•te t nd lor coaching po1itlon1 must rne:et c:ertltic:atlon requirements of Ohio for sportt rnedicl na and CPA Person. mteretttd should con uat Dan E M orris Superln t endtnt of Me1gs Local School I at 621 South Third Ave tn Middleport. Ohio 78 Ford Custom van ek cond Ca11614 446 8201 2 bedroom aptt New Haven Also commerc1al space su1teble tor Hrob1cs t•nmng crafts Call ' 3D4 ·882 3581 or 614-992 · 7481 Renta ls No e11 p1trmnce necessery Must be IIVeiiBbltt for 1mmerhate em plav.ment Hours 1PM to 10PM Call Thursday or Fnday 1DAM Dental Hvgen1st and den tal a11isttnt Send t yped wmten resume 10 206 N 2nd Ave Middleport Oh1o Good posn10n availabl e lor tM r~g ht penon Valley Fumlture, new & uaed Large sect1on of quality furm ture 1216 Entarn Ave , Gallipolis Furnished apt 919 Second Gallipolis $150 Utlht1e1 pd Smgle male shere bat11 446 4416 eft:er7pm Modern 1 bedroom apartment Call 614·446·0390 256 1772 Need 9 Good People Wanted 1mmedtately Collec110n ekperi en ce necessa rv Must Mve knowledge of ganeral of flee work W1lhng to tram w nh pro per background Send re 1ume IC 8ok T 8000 Galhpohs Oatly Tribune 8 25 Th1rd Ave Ga lhpo11• OH 45631 448 8623 6896 2 room, furmshed upstairs apt clean no patt Adults Ut1htles furnts!'led Ref & dep requtred call 614 446 1619 614 446 2156 Secra tBr y Ellpflrttnce neces tary ty pmg com puter phone and receptJOmst dulles Send re sumu to 8011 T 6000 C• Gatllpohs Da1 ty Tr1bune 826 Th ird Avenue Galhpoh1 Oh1 o Ava Gallipolis OH •sa Inside: • Vans & 4 1/V.D. 1973 4k4 Toyota land crmaer Runs good 81400 Call 814- Sot 614 446 1899.• 627 3<d Sofas and cha1rs pr1cad from U9& to t995 Tables 150 and up to •1 2& H1de a beds U90 to t596 Recltners $226 to t37& Lamps t28 to t125 Dinettes t1D9 and up to •495 Wood table w 6 cha1rs •28& tc 87915 Desk t1DO up to 8375 Hutcllas t40D and up Bunk beds complete w mattresses $295 and up to 4396 Baby beds 1110& 8175 Manresaesor'box spr~ngs full or twm 883 f1rm $73, and Quean sets $225, Kmg $360 4 drawor chBSt t65 Dressers $89 Gun cabinets B. 10 12gun Gasorelactncrange t375 Baby mattresses $36 & t46 Bed framBS 12D, 13D & King frame S6D Good selectin of bodroom suttes motal ca blnets, headboards &30 and up to 166 B-1 $6600 73 0338 Deluke downtown apanment newly redecarated 2 bdr apt With full 1naulauon complete knchen. wasfler dryer a~r cond sundeek Cell 614 446 4383 days 614 44ft 0139 evenings &. weekends 32 acres 4 m1les outs1de of c•tv ltm1ts Cozy 7 room 1 1torv home Papular Addison school d1strlct Ftsh1ng pond, barn & outbualdtng 304-629 8033 35 Lots & Acreage THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH Help Wanted 2 to 3 bedroom apt Convement location in town All utilities pa~d $326 OOmo references & dep· o11t requ~red W11eman Real Estate Agency Ph 614 446- 614 446-4063 I NOTICE I Empl oymenl Servi ces 614· 446·7026 2269 446 0175 Buymg da•lv gold stlver coms rings jewolr~ st erling ware old coms larga currency Tap prt c:es Ed Burkett Barber Shop 2nd Avo Middleport Oh 614 2 Bedroom apt mea carpetmg. water pa1d wesher & dryer hook·up rtove, refrtg furn11hed avatlabte Jan 1 1987 Ph 6725 18 Wan1ed to Do TOP CASH PIUd lor 83 mod el and newer used ca rs Smrth Bu1ck Pont•ac 1911 Ee st ern Ave , G811tpohs Ca ll 614 446 2282 1 Bedroom ba11c rent 8176 DO plus elec:trlc Also requ~red a &200 00 •ecur~tv depo1it CON TACT Jackson Estates Dept Ph 446 3997 Equal Houung Opportunity 1984Shultmobllehoma 14x70 w1th 7x21 8Kpando, 3 BR 2 full batfls totalelectnc, space uvet m1crowave 1mmed1ate po11es 11on Orlg1nally sold for 822 000 wtll 1811 for e1 DOO less than payoff Call614 446 ~OST NorwegHin Elk Hound dog lost Letart or su rroundm g area named Smokov 3 yrs old '(104-895 3683 We pay cesh for late model cl ean u ~ed c11rs Jtm Mmk Chev Olds Inc Di ll Gene Johnson 614 446 3672 1984 4 wheel dnve Ford Ranger Standard 4 speed 614-9925983 or 614-992-3684 Atking , County AppUahce, Inc Good used eppl1ances and TV 1ets Open BAM to 6PM 1 Mon tllru lAYNE S FURNITURE 388-8633 73 Shultz. 2 bdr wttfl washer&. dryer Mutt sell Best offer Call Wanted To Buy Name meat manager at two foodland stores - [).1 n3 446 3169 Molldhan Furniture Rt 1 North Galhpohs OH PH 814 446 7444. Why pay more? Check us out for low prices on furniture & appllenc• 6 p1ace wood hv1ng room group, t399 Apartment for Rent 44 14~t70 W1ll care fo r eh1ldren m your home and do light house work Days only Call 614 992 2428 9 6612 Road to riches - Backstairs at the White House - A-2 1974 Chevy Jfll ton 36D eng1ne, 4 speed tran• runs good, topper Askmg t400 304 6260 2 bedroom trailer couplet 1 small child Loculrt Rd Rt 1, Pt Pleasant 3D4 676-1076 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 11 Help Wanted ~-------· l o - Lost 2 Bay Horses 1 mare 1 geldmg In Ham sonv1ll e area Call 614 742 2074 676 3000 Call Two bed room mob1le home furmshed after 6 OD. 304-676 2128 Red Tonneau cove r tor ~JhOrl bed p1 ck up tru ck Reward Ce ll 6t4 367 0 104 bedroom mob1le homes, 3D4 like me could have, Arnoldi and I'm sick about it..." AVON no serv1ce charge open temtor~u pflone 304 676 1429 Lost Ohve St , Gelllpolla New lit used wood coal stove• 8 pc wood LR suite t399 bunk beds •199 rechnBfl new &. used bedroom suites. wnnger wa1hers. lit shoes New llvmgroom suttee $199 t699 lamps Call 814 K & K Mob1le Homes, 2 and 3 "You're the best son a father 2 fem ale P1t1 Bull pupp 1es to gJve away Ca ll 614 742 -2260 Lost Black female Cocker Spamel tv pe Tuesday 1n Bradbury atea Has wh1te pet ch on chest snd ri!Jht front paw Call 614 992 7369 Reward 1978 GMC dump truck 614 266 6243 614 266 1903 2 bedroom mobile home, Mid dleport 0 Reference with 1&currty deposit 304-882-3 287 or 3D4 773 6024 256 1232 Lo111 m Co ra Mill ar ea One l1ght colored temsle Coclcer Spamel On e fnm .otle puppy Black Lab milt Ca ll after 7 614 379 aveningl SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 N1ce 2 bedroom Mobile Home. Roush Lane On nice spot In Choshlfe 304 773 -6828 It's Super Sunday C-1 0406 davllme 814-441-2800 2 bdr Adults only No pets 322 Tturd Call 614 446 3748 or Ntce 3 bdr part1ally furnished Convenient locat1on on.J.ipper 7 Water paid Call814-2(6 6818 G1veaway 6 lost and Found 1986 Ford ptckup- 4k4, F-260, V 46D. low m11110a 3,200 m1les Uke new Call 614 448- 61 Household Goods 50 cents SIFE promotes free enterprise 614 .446 6201 (( 614 446 0722 - - - - - - - - - ·10- · Trucks for Sale 72 MerchonrJ 1s1: 2 bdr mobile home located 2 milet from HMC m Evergreen Cable TV hookup children ac eepted Ca11614 446-3897 Sunday 68 Chi'IY p1ekup Shon wheel base. no ru1t Ex cond Callt utll paid Ca118144464110 Piano leuona for begmners can ~ fer appomtment Taught by colleg e gradu11ta 614 949 Tear down holJse for lumber must cl oan up area, 304 675 1212 Of 675 20DQ KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry W11ghl Sptel tor•Rent Trailer IPICII Locutt Rd Rt 1 Point P11111nt 304 676-1071 ;:;----:-_.::_.::_ _ _ _ _lc- 4 Friday, January 23, 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio • Mowrey s UpholsttH'Ing serving '"county ar.. 21 years The best in furniture upholstering Call 304 875 41 54 for ftee estimates ------- - MOVING FORWARD - The aewiJ fuaded respite care prOIJ"Im lor A.lzhelmer'a Dlle!lle· Related Dlaeue (AD·RD) victims wUI get underway. Feb. 1. The Melp Coualy CouncU oa Aatng received a $10,001 IJ"Ut lo provide respite care and training for caregtveh of those wllb AD·RD. Sandy While, left, hu been named - - coordinator for the proP"un wltll tile advllory board, formeriJ llle FunDy Support Network, &o work In the developmnt ud lmplemeatatloa. Pam Oarretaaa. ceater, ch~ of the board, ud Eleaaor ll'llomM, exeeutiYe dlredor ol the Melp Coual)' Coa•cU OD Apa1, revle_w plul lor lhe new proP"am. Greens were seen drawing around 46 percent between them The other 12 splinter and special interest parties contesting the 11th postwar election were expected to garner about half a percent of the vote The Aliens bach Instilute said lurnout of the 45 million eligible voters could fall short or the 89.1 percent recorded four years ago when Kohl' s coalition was swept to victory with almost 56 percent of the vote In a largely Issueless campaign drained of suspense by the lopsided polls, Kohl' s forces warned voters to head of! the menace of a "'red-green"' coalition between the Social Demo crats and the maverick Greens, who advocate a neutral, non-aligned Germany Exuding optimism. Kohl' s party has cam palgned under the slogan, · Keep 11 up. Ger many."' emphasizing It s close friendship wllh Ihe United States, loyally to NATO ,md the counlry"s ro bust economic performance The Social Democrats, bedev iled by an Internal left-rlghl Ideological spill and mass delec1 1ons to the Greens, have waged a dlsplrl1 ed campaign They have sought keep the Greens at arm' s length while focusing on the country sch1 onlc unrmploy ment -currently arou nd 9 percent , or 2 2million Idled workers - for which they blame Kohl' s business-oriented policies Rau·s platform stressed dlsarmamenl ,md detente In forel~n policy while promising Ia end Wes t Germany's supp01 1 of the US sllateglc defense Initiative - I he so called "Star Wars"' space based defense svslem - and to phase oul domestic atomic ene1gy over JOyears 'Greatest flood' crested 50 -years ago in city at 66-10 114 By KEVIN KELLY News Editor GALLIPOLIS - Fifty years ago this Tuesday, residents of Gallipolis and other Ohio River communities scrambled for high ground after the river flooded and left a wave of devastation In Its palh In tha t last winter before construction on the Gallipolis Locks and Dam was completed , the river rose to Its highest In recorded history at 68 1 feet 66-10\1, in the Old French Clly Since the dam's opening, flood· lng has dlmlnisl!ed significantly , but the area has been hit with high water more than a dozen times since then. None. however. equalled the 1937 floqd for destruction - '"the greatest emer· gency since the World War,'· the Associated Press said at the time - and various commun ities are remembering the flood's Impact on the area this week The U.S Army Corps of Engineers noted only two other major floods recorded along the river were on Feb 11. 1884, when the level was 63 9 feet In Galilpo· lis . and 1913, on March 13. at 63 5 The record shows that preclpl tatlon totaling 11 20 inches hit Gallla Coun1y In January 1937, swelling the river level to a higher-than normal stage When water rose over the riverbank and Into the city park and business districl on Jan 27. the river was at 66 ~O Y, feet Photos provided to the Times· Sentinel by Willard Wood and Gloria Stevers, both of Ga Ill polls, provide an Insight into the times. Their photos show residents searching for dry spots to walk on on Second Avenue, braver souls rolling up their pant legs to cross the street ,and trucks and cars doing their best to get away from It all Otherwise, the best means of getting around was by rowboat Business no doubl continued as best It could. although the lobby of the Park Central Hotel was under water and a few showings of the 1936 film "Valiant Is 1he Word for Carrie" ' with Grace George and John Howard were missed at the Gallipolis Thea tre du ring the flood's height Mrs Stevers recalled that her father, Charles W Young, cap talned the steamer Henry C Yeiser Jr for the Ohio & Kanawha Transportation Co at the time of the flood Young moo red the Yeiser al the 2ll0block of First Avenue and accompanied by another boat man, Sherman Bonecutter. towed into the park area to lnvesllgate the slluatlon. They found Ihe fountain, bandstand, a cannon and a pumping device left as a reminder of lhe Infamous yellow fever epidemic of the 19th cenlury were the only Items In the park above water. Wood, who was employed at the Hcnking-BovleCo. downtown at the lime, snapped pholos from the sidewalk and also ventured to the lounlaln to ~ et closer shots of the fl ood He recalled thai during lhe flood. he helped move residents whose homes were affected by the liood Thr Ga llipolis Dall y Tribune. on Jan 27, ran an advisory from City Manager J R Gwinn order ing limited us,tge or waler, telephones. boats Ol' curs unless necessary. He also ordered all Uqum stores cloS('d , bystanders orr I he streets and gave police Ihe authorlly to · shoot. on sight, a ny one see n loit eri ng or pilfering ·• Th Tribune noted that the floodwat ers began receding shortly afler reaching li s height on Jan '1:1. and two days later, It reporled that cleanup efforts were beginning and '"phoenix· like this city Is emerging frdm the greal cataslrophe " HIGH WATER - Charles w. Young, captain of the steamer. Henry C. Yeiser ,Jr., lueen touching the bandstand mld·secllo~ In the Gallipollti City Park during the flood of 1937 In thl• photo owned by hill daughter, Gloria Sievers of Gallipolis Aging program may receive more.funding through .CAA By CHARLENE HOEFJCH POMEROY - Additional fund· tng and training resources lo supplement and enhance the $10,000 grant received by the Meigs County Council on Aging for implementation of a program focu sing on the victims of Alzhei· mer's disease and their needs were outlined at Friday's meet · lng of the Family Support Network. Among the many proposals discussed was the possibility of additional money coming into the program through the Commun· lty Action Agency . Sid Edwards, executive dlrec· tor of the Gal!la-Melgs CAA, adv"ed that some funding might possibly be available through the Job Partnership Training Act He said money might be avalla· ble not only to supplement salaries of the respite care aides hired, allowing one or two additional to be employed, but also to assist In the required training program of those workers and others who might be put on an ··available" list of trained personnel for relief work with families of Alzheimer' s disease victims Arrangements were made for Tom Reed of the CCA to meet with personnel at the SeniOr Citizens Center to further discuss the funding possibilities. Eleanor Thomas, execu tlve director of the Meigs County Council on Aging, ad,vised that Sandy White has been hired as coordinator for the program which will get underway on Feb. 1 Since the original grant request hi~d been for $24,000 ($'100,000 was awarded acros9lhe state with population being one criteria) and reduced to less than half of that. the budget has been revamped und now calls lor hiring two r~s plle care aides, 32 hours each week for the six month program It Is antlcl paled. however, lhat the program will be funded fo r a1 lcasl an addltlonul12 months. 'Ear lier plans called lor some respite care In 1he Extended Care Facility al Veterans, and video recording of the work· shops. now eliminated. as well as more administrative time for White as. well as another health coordi nator Thomas said I he current fund· lng will provide for about 18 families to be served with rl!lplte care- six families once a month, and 12 families twice a month, If additional funding is received through the Job Partnership Training Act, then more may be added, she said. Referrals of lamliles to be Continued on D-2 ' l � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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