http://66.213.69.5/files/original/86080932096463cff40fd6dd25e16308.pdf 99803168cffd87ad0a1698d3d338ed1d PDF Text Text Page- 16-The Daily Sentinel . Thursday, November 19. 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio VALUES IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS HARVEST GOOD CLA~~IFIED AD~ FlU THE • notices SHOP ELBERFEL DS .......... WOMEN'S JEANS Stock Up Now On Your Favorite Styles Lee and Wrangler JUNIOR SIZES 3/4 to 15/ 16 MISSES SIZES 6 TO 20 EXTRA SIZES 32 TO 44 MR. and MRS. WILLIS ANTHONY Anthony anniversary noted · .. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony of Front St., Middleport, wilt ob· serve their 60th wedding anniversary on Monday. Married on Nov. 23. 1927 at Circleville by her father, the Rev. J:;.A. Tovey, they are the parents of a son, Gerald Anthony, Middleport.. They also have two grandcl!ildren. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony have resided in Middleport since 1937 when he opened a plumbing business. He retired from An· thony's Plumbing Business 18 yea rs ago. Sunday the couple was honored at a surprise celebration at the ,.home of Mr . and Ms. Ralph Roush and fa mily of New Haven. Followi ng a din.n er , a decora ted ca ke was served. Others attend· ing were Mr. and Mrs Mike Lievlng and famlly , New Haven; Ja ne Zirkle and son, Mr. a nd Mrs. Harold Young, Mason; Judy Lievlng, Ripley, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jenkins, daughter, Beth and her sons, and Mr. a nd Mrs. David Jenkins and family Portsmouth; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jenkins and famtly, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anthony and Joe. Middleport. Baptist Church has dinner A Thanksgiving dinner was ley, Burton Smith, Mrs. Ellen served by the 'Pomeroy First Couch, Mrs . Betty Mae Thomas, Baptist Church Sunday at the Mrs.. Janice Fetty, Da vi d a nd c hurch followed by a calle serveQ Amanda. in observance of the birthday of Flossie Nelson, John Nelson, the pastor, the Rev. Lyston Mr. an d Mrs. Curley Wiles, Mary Halley. K. Young, Minda Harris , Janice . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Za harn and Liza, the fa milies of William Ohlinger and Kim , the Ca thy and Dian Young, Debbie pastor and his wife, Jessie Boatright, Mr. and Mrs. William Halley, Mrs. Debbie Davis, ' Watson, Mrs. DeUUah Wright, ·Andy, Kayte and Jayne, Mrs. Daisy Ca nte r , James Marriner, Audrey Young, Nettie Barnhart, Joyce DUJ family., Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Becky Kloes, Ke nd a, Herll'lan Michael, and Marla Wendy, Sarah, Aimee, Lois Haw- Foster. Sale $15 99 to $29 99 Daily Number 108 ·' Pick 4 Page 6 reat ~ ts at ·sale _ Ohio Lottery Church l 6834 • Wrang~r at y u.s. MEN'S WRANGLER REG. $22.95 DENIM JEANS SPECIAL/ October. Prices for buying new cars rose 0.6 percen t following a 0.1 percent rise In September. Automobile financing charges rose 5.8 percent after declining 3.7 percent In the first nine months of 19l37, the department said. The. upsurge was attributed to the end of auto buyer incentives. Gasoline prices, however, declined 0.3 percent In October In the second consecutive monthly decline. Despite a 20.9 percentincrease In the first 10 months of 1987, the department said, gasoline prices were 26.5 percent lower In October than In March 1981, when gas prices peaked. The Index lor public lransportatlon fell 0.7 percent, reflecting a downturn In airline fares. The Index for food and beverages rost> 0.3 percent last month with grocery store food prices, MEN'S RUGBY STRIPE KNIT s 4~LITTLE GIRLS' PANTIES Sizes S, M, Land XL. Excel· tent styles and colors by LeTigre, J. J. Cochrane and VanHeusen. Excellent for gifts. '22.95 SHIRTS .. '1 8.36 Reg. '24.96 SHIRTS .. '1 9 .96 Reg. '29.95 SHIRTS .. '23.96 Reg. '34.96 SHIRTS .. '27.95 Cotton or nylon in briefs, rhumbas and hiphuggers. Sizes 1 to 14. Sale Priced From Only 9 s( top, light support , sheer and silky and kn!~ _highs. Reg. '1.69 to •4.32 · $ale Meed · $135 TO $346 Chester council has q1eeting SALE ' Sl04 $5 REG. •7.32 >~ ' $2995 '' .. ( EXTRA SIZ£ XXl · $.39.95 As Low At COLOR SAF( Sl 599 up 0.6 percent In Se ptember, up 0.3 percent. Declines In prices of meats, poultry, fish and eggs helped offset a 0.8 percent In beef prices. The index for fruits and vegetables Increased 1.3 percent following a 2.2 percent rise In September. Fresh fruit prices were up sharply but prices for fresh vegetables fell in October. Restaurant meals rose 0.5 percent last month while alcoholic beverages were up 0.1 percent, the department said. Housing costs Increased 0.2 percent in October after no change In September. Shelter costs jumped 0.5 percent following a 0.1 percent Increase the month before. That offset declines In costs for fuels, utilities and household furnishings. Within the shelter component, homeowners ' costs soared 0.9 percent while costs for repairs increased O.lpercenl. Renters ' costs decltned 0.2 percent. . Costs for apparel and upkeep jumped 1.3 percent following a u ·percent rise in September. The Increases reflected the Int roduction of highe r priced fall and winter merchandise, especially women's and girls' clothing, the depar tment said;. In the 12 months that ended last month, apparel commodities jumped 6.2 percent. Prices for medical care rose 0.4 percent In October and has risen an annual rate of 6.1 percent In the first 10 months of 1987. Entertainment costs rose 0.6 percent In ·october. A market basket valued at '$100 in 1967 cost an unadjusted $345.30 In October, the department said. WASHINGTON (UPI) .:_Congress and the adminlstrallon apparently have reached an 1lth·hour compromise on a . muLtlbtlllon-dollar plan to cut the deficit, House Speaker .Jim Wright said today. "I think we have an agreement, " the Texas Democrat said at a morning news conference. White House and congressional negotiators were to meet later today to work out last-minute details of the package, which they have Indicated will trim about $30 blllion from the federal deficit. Throughout their 20 days of private talks, the bargainers periodically have hinted an agreement was wlihin reach, but Wright's statement today was the most positive Indication that an accord was imminenl. Nevertheless, a compromise today Is too late for the government to avoid the Initial phases of a $23 btlllon automatic spending cut. By law, President Reagan must sign papers by midnight ordering those cuts into effect. The· cuts could ' have been avoided If Congress and the administration had managed to put their alterna tlve in pia ce before tonight's deadline. "I think the summit negotiators are very close to reaching an agreement," Rep. WnuamGray , D-Pa. , chairman of the House Budget Committee said. "I would say that the proper des· criptlon is 'co de word imminent. '' 1 Appearing on NBC's "Today" program, Gray said congres· siena! committees will need about two weeks to work on implementation of t he compromise. He characterized the auto- matic spending cuts being forced Into place as a "paper tiger" unless Congress and the pres!· dent run Into obstacles In putting t ogether details of their alternative. The Jaw allows the automatic cuts to be rescinded If Congress and the White House take advantage pf a provision giving them extra time to push the alternative Into place. "There's nothing going to be all that Draconian about It taking place, " House Republlcan leader Robert Michel of , Illinois said Thursday night, theorizing that the specter of automatic cuts would apply the, extra pressure needed to wring out agreement on a more palatable altt>rnat!ve. At the White House, a senior administration official told re· porters the president would direct his negotiators to work right up to the midnight deadltne, if necessary. " We want to come out of this either with a deal or 100 percent clarity that we made every effort to get one," the official said .~ 'But If we don't get a deal, there's going to be shouting in the streets." Some economists say an agree· menl ts needed to calm world financial markets tha t have been In turmoil since thE' Oct. 19 Wall Street crash. They say the deficit -estimated to cltmb to between $163 billion and $180 blllton In this fiscal year wtthou t efforts to curb it- was partly to blame. Negotiators havt> Indicated the plan before them calls for about $30 billion in deficit reduction in fiscal 1988, which began Oct. 1. and about $45 billion in fiscal 1989. Of this year's $30 billton, about $10 billion would come from unspecified tax increases and about $5 bi!Uon each in cuts in military spending and various benefit programs. The $30 billton figure exceeds the negotiators' minimum target for this year of at.least $23 bllllpn In deficit reduction. In contrast to th eir relative optimism at day's end, lawmakers feared ear Iter Thursday that protests by some Republtcans might upset the negotiating process. Sen. Bob Packwood, R·Ore .. said Senate Republicans signaled "overwhelming" opposl· tion to the package because "they think some of the savings are phony." Rep. Conni.e Mack, R-Fla .. complained that the proposal is " not a plan. It's a retrt>al." I Michel had characterized the mood during a ·private GOP caucus as "cantankerous" des pite efforts by administration officials to win support for the compromise. But the White House attributed the rough going not to opposition from Republtcans, but to "an unwtllingness" by Democrats to specify how they plan to ra ise nearly $10 blllion in new revenues this year. If the automatic cuts were to become perma ne n I, they would reduce domestic spending by about 8.5 perce nt from the sum that otherwise would have been spent In fiscal 1988 and defense spending by 10.4 percent , except in exempt programs. Among the exempt accounts are military salaries, pensions for military and federal retirees , poverty programs, Social Security and Interest on the federal debt. Medica re c uts are limited to 2 percent. LAUNDRY DETERGENT NOW $1 29 WALLEJS and KEY .CASES Our new Chris1mas selection COFFEE MUGS WITH FUNNY SAYINGS 99 NOW $2 of fine quality leather wallets in many colors and s1yles. S ave now for Chri•tmas Giving. Reg . '8 to ' 9 ............... ... Sale '6.80 Reg . ' 13 to '14 ... .. ....... Sale '10.80 Rag . '16 to '17 ............ Sale '12.80 Rag. '17.60 to '18.60 ..... Sala $14.40 Rag . ' 26 to '27.60 ....... Sale '20.80 RCA 19" REMOTE COLOR TV •XL-1 00 •Walnut Finish •Hi-Con Pictue Tube SUPER PRICE/ $339 • RCA XL-:100 POSTER WINNERS - Kenny Wiggins, dlrec· tor of lhe MeigS County Litter Control program, presented checks to the IIIIer control poster contest · winners at Syracuse Elementary in a Thursday assembly at the school. Pictured with their posters are sixth graders, I to r, Amber ' The Meigs County Office of L! tter Control has completed Its October recycling drive through the county elementary schools and Kenny Wiggins, litter control program director, considers the drive "a successful first • tJillage Pharmacv ·.· e~tttf•• ···'*'·-t.ll ....... ,.,. ·ttli . I . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -· Ohllngj!r, second place, winning $4; Aaron Drummer, third, winning $2; and Michael McKelvey, first place at the school and second place In Soulhern District, winning $7. With the students are Syracuse Principal James Law· renee, at left, and Wiggins. . Poster contest. winners announced ON THE SECOND FLOOR 271 N. SE(OND • PUREX BUXTON MEN'S PRE CHRISTMAS , SAVINGS '· Size• S, M; Land XL, Snip front, two poaMtl, jacket In 1 00% nylon with. warm .pile lining. NavY, Brown or-' Bleck. Warm end Comfortable. gular denim. Str1ight skiris, A-lines, wraparounds. Wrangler, Lee Lord l.WJacs. FIBRE TRIM 99 NOW ' where he was listed In satisfactory condition this morning. The 11172 Kenworth cab was demolished the pollee reported, and Middleport Patrolmen Bruce Swift and Rick Johnson were on the scene until 3 a.m. this momlng when the wreckage was finally removed by Middleport Auto Center and Manley's Sunoco. Pomeroy P,atrolman Thomas Smtih assisted with traffic control at the scene. Traffic was rerouted until the road was cleared. Noble was not cited in the Incident. JACKETS DENIM SKIRT SALE Stone washed or re- 100 TABLETS WRECK SCENE- A Noble Trucklng Company tractor· trailer loaded with logs lost Its air brakes as It came oil the Flood Road and headed down Mlddlep~rt Wlllnto Middleport VIllage abouiS:.40 p.m. Thursday afternoon. According to Middleport Pollee, the driver, Frederick Kellh Noble, 37, of Albany, purposely headed the truck Into the rock wall embankmeht to keep from going over the hill. Noble ,sustained muJUple bruises and lo the left leg and was taken by 1 SPEC/All MEN'S PILE·LINED .· 25 Cents Wright thinks deficit officials have reached an agreement . PANTY HOSE SALE Regular panty hose, control A oake walk to raise money for men ts will be served and new the ways and mea ns committee officers will be nominated. Mar: was held at the Tuesday night garet Tuttle, councilor, presided meeting of Chester Co uncil 323, at the meeting following the Daughters of America, held at ritualistic opening. Psa lms 27, the hall. Winner was Ada Morris. verses J-4, was read. Eliza beth It was announced tha t quar· Hayes adn Genevieve Ward were tcrly birthdays will be held at the reported home from the hospital. next meeting. Potluck refresh- 2. Sections, 14 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper consumer prices rise during October WASHINGTON (UP!) - Inflation rose 0.4 percenl In October, the Labor Department reported today, an Increase that reflected boosts In the costs of shelter, new cars and clothing. A decline In energy prices and smaller price Increases In grocery store fooo prices helped offset the October Increase, the department said. For the first 10 months of 1987, the consumer price Index rose 4.8 percent, according to the department's Bureau of Labor Statistics. Consumer prices rose 0.2 percent In September follow.!ng Increases of 0.5 percent in Augusl and 0.2 percent In July. All figures were adjusted for seasonal · variations. The· Index transportation component, up 0.2 percenl In September, jumped 0.5 percent in New shipment in sizes 29 to 42 waist. Pre-washed 100% cotton No-Fault blue denim . Choose straight leg or boot flare s1yle. enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, November 20, 1987 • Cloudy, low tonight between 15 and 20. Sunny Saturday. Highs In mid 30s. Chance of rain ·near zero tonight and Saturday . · • ' Vot. 37. No. 137 Copyrighted 1987 ' venture." USE OUR FREE ' .PARKING LOTS ' I .I-- • Students from more than half the county's elementary schools participated In the drive to recyCle aluminum cans, glass and newspapers. Many local residents also brought In recyc· 'I Jab it> materials to the Trl·County school districts. The no. 1 school Recycling Center, located at the in the Eastern District was Intersection of Routes 143 and 7 In Riverview with teacher Marty the Pomeroy area. Wiggins said Baum as their leader. Top school the opening of a recycUng center In the Me igs District was Salem in the county made It much more Center with Ron Drexler as convenient and economical to get teacher in charge of the drive. Syracu se Elementary, with Items to market. • In addition to the money teacher Sandra Baer leading the sludents raised for their respec· effort. came through to capture. · tlve schools, $25 cash awarils not only the top -h'o nor In Southern were presented by the Utter · District bul also the ·$50 grand office to the top recycltng school prize for the county. In each of the county's three Co ntinued on page 5 l CHORDSMEN - This Is the 1987 Chordsmen Quartet of the Big Bend Minstrel Association which will be , making two appearances In the association's "Varieties of '87" to be given at 8: 10 p.m . Saturday, Nov. 28, In lhe Meigs High School Auditorium. Members of the group are AI Hartson, Earl McKinley, Ron Ash and Des ( cq) Jellers. Sponaorlng Ibis year's production are the Pomeroy_Chamber of Commerce and the Meigs Athletic Boosters. �The Daily Sllntinei-4Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio . 'C ommentary -The Daily Sentinel I 11 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ ~m~ ~..._-r,~d,c::. ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controll er BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER of The As<!OCiated Press, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LE'ITERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words tong. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with name, address and telephone number. No unsigned letters wUI be pulr llshed. Letters should be In good taste, a ddressing Issues, not personali- ties. Reagan and Wright at odds 1- Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Research unnoticed have to give the Soviets at least six months' notice that It In· tended to scrap the treaty by testing a missile-killing weapon In space. If the next president does this, he Is sure to provoke a row wlth Congress, which will challenge his authority to abandon the ABM Treaty. In fact , the battle would have been joined months ago If Rea· gan had heeded the advice of Lt. Gen. James Abrahamson. director of the Strategic Defense Initiative Otgantzatton. The general urged Reagan to go public with the progra m last December, but the president, already taking a battering over the Iran/contra a rm s scandal, elected to keep Zenith Star a closely held secret. Since then, good sold1er Abra· hamson has been drivin g full speed ahead on the laser weapons' development - and the By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON I UP I) - President Reagan and hiS fore1gn policy advisers are upset with Speaker Jim Wright for takmg an ac tivist role In negotiations for a teasefire in Nicaragua. One top ~olicy maker accused Wright of participating in "guerrilla theater" and "screwing up the process." The president says • that the Nicaraguan conflict "should be resolved by the Nicaraguans." In all this, the 1ronies abo und . While Reagan is In high dudgeon over Wright 's public moves, he has yet to fault Adm. John Poindexter. his form~r national security adviser, or Lt. Col. Oliver North. an NSCdeputy, who usu rped ple nty of presidential power m foreign policy making. apparently with Impunity. Poindexter proclaimed, "The buck stops here," and Reagan said nothing for days about that incredible statement. Clearly there is no love lost between the pres ident and th e speaker. But Reagan had the sa me troubles w1th Wr ight's predecessor, Thomas O'Neill, not only In foreign policy but domestic issues as well. The administration has been dra gging its feet, obviously not wanting to deal with Marx1st Daniel Ortega, while Ortega keeps pushing for direct talks with the admimstration. The United States has ta lked to the Sandtntstas in the past, so It would not be unprecedented. But now it says that any settlement mu st be on a regional bas1s with the participation of the five Centra l American countries who drew up the Guatema la City peace plan . But first there is the need to get a cease-fire . With the good will of Nicaraguan Cardinal Migul Obando y Bravo as mediator, both sides may find a way to stop fighting. Although Reagan has often spoken of the Roman Cat holic pro? la te as a living symbol of the resista nce to political tyra nny in Managua. the president did not meet with Bravo wnen he was in Washmgton apparently on advice that it would appear that he (Reagan)· was ta king an active part in the peace process. When Reagan was asked whether he would meet with Ortega, he said, " I have met him." referring to a handshake between them a few years ago at a reception at the United Nations. The prob lem is the perception of goa ls and what ca n be achieved. The president would like to see a free and democratic Nicaragua , although his first policy thrust a t Nicaragua he said was simply to interdict any supplies from Nicaragua to the leftist guerrillas In El Salvador. Soon afterward, he broadened his goals and created , armed a nd su pplied thereststa nce movement to the Sa ndinistas The a im, as Reagan put it, was 10 ma~e the leaders m Managua "cry uncle." AdministratiOn officials ins1st the United States is not "directly involved " in the conflict or the solut ion. But that is a fictwn that few will buy at this stage of the game. When Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev comes to Washmgton fora summ1 t meeting With Reaga n next month, arms control will be the main topic on the agenda. But officials expect that Reagan will be ~l)le to pursue the question of Soviet suppli es to the Sa ndlnlstas . A backmg off by the superpowers fr om s upplying the Nicaraguan battleground might be a step in the right direction to give peace a · chance. By Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta ~- ' ~ - -- COLUMBU!!I, Ohio (UPI) - Palrlnx" for OliN •ef'lt ~ Olllo HIK:h School Athletll' 1\m ..rlcan Ciilertnce Eul • space test that would shoot down ABM treaty. An unclassified version of that th e ABM treaty. As often happens, Congress secret Pentagon report was helped to set Itself up. Abraham- released on Sept. 21. But It was son has total discretion to shift totally Ignored by the general tens of mllllons of dollars from press, wh1ch failed to spot the one pj'oject to another, as long as enormous Implications of even they are within one of five the limited, carefully worded general SDI progams Co ngres s admissions contained In the has voted funds for. The major 24-page public version. The overloo ked key was program that covers Zenith Star "LISE," and acronym that is Directed Energy Weapons. It had $843 million last year, and stands for " Laser Integrated • the president is asking for $1.1 Space Experiment." That will be • billion next year - which Abra· the end product of the secret ·· hamson can divvy up any way he Zenith Star project. "LISE ts a fully Integrated, chooses without telling Congress. Congress was notified earlier cbmpletely autonomous experiment that would testtheabllltyof this year, In a secret report, that a chemical laser test In space a space-based chemical last>r to negate a booster In ballistic flight was contemplated for the "early and also to demonstrate lnterac- • 1990s." Such a test the administration admitted, would be ac· ttve discrimination." the unclas- , ceptable only under a new. silled version states. In plain ~ English,' the test would try to 1 "broadt>r" interpretation of the des troy a missile In Its vulnera- , ble, fuel-heavy liftoff phase, and also try to pick out the real warheads from the decoys comIng off the mis sile. . LISE would use the Alpha chemical laser being developed by TRW Inc. at Its facility In San Juan Capistrano, Calif. Sources said there Is genuine confidence that the laser can perform at the five-megawatt power le vel at which It Is being designed. Using selective semantics In a classic subterfuge, the Pentagon's unclassified report concluded that "planning for this experiment would have to begin now to conduct the experiment In the early 1990s." In fact, Abra· hamson has been secretly planning the LISE test ever since he got R eaga n's order last December. Intelligence sources believe the 1990 target date Is earlier th a n the Soviets could test a similar device In space, which would make the U.S. laser the first space "death ray" In history - If the next president so chooses. N\' J..ts HiE UNI>fRL"YING f.{.ONOM'Y RfM,\INS SOUNI>. Miami New Dll(lud 45044'4!44 2tt t 5 0 4H Iii lltl .ft4 li4 Centra l • 3 0 • 3 0 ii1 %311 131 Rellon 3 Toledo WhKmer (10-1) vs Middletown (I-t), Saturday, 1 p.m., at Trny • 0 »6 171 185 • ' 33:1 15ol 111!1 ... lkJion 4 Gahanna Uncoln (1 1-ll \'l'l Cincinnati l"rlnceton 19-1), S~tlurdilly, 7 p m , al 182 ISS !S2 17R %29 U19 U13 IllS H'l :liS II RePon 5 Chardon IB-'t) vs Akron Ru ehle! 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M·fl5 p.m. Kansas C'lly :at (lf'vela nd, MOli p m st Lotd ~ 11t f'hlca~o. H· 35 p .m . Sun Dli!I(O at Dalllui, M: 3l p m l..o!Oi An lltl"leli 111 Wic hita . K:31 P m . T~t.t om~aut Teool~ .roh<£ nnf'Miurg, So ulh AfriL a - $315,000 South Alrlt:an Opt>n Nt'W York - $1 million Vll'l(lnill SUm~ Charnplo!UihiJI'!I This week's games Ohio C llllt~•,~~: t • Fqt~thall Schf'dulc• Frida~, Nl" 20 \'oun~to~n Sponsors and supporters o! the Big Bend Midget Football League were recognized at the teague's first banquet held earlier this month at Carleton School in Syracuse. Approximately 200 were In attendance. · Speakers for the evening were Carson Crow. Meigs Junior High · football coach. and Bob Ashley, Meigs High football coach. The th ree team sponsors, Wha ley's Auto Parts, the Fraternal Order of Eagles and Brogan Warner Insurance, were recognized and presented plaques . In additidn. Tucker Williams, Trenton Cleland and Ryan Williams, representing the Eagles tea m. presented a tee shirt to Bob Hensley of the F .O.E. Represent ing th e Dolphins team. Ryan Co nde, Patrick Young a nd Shannon Spau n, presented a tee sh1rt to Gene Whaley of Whaley's Auto Pr,r ts. • Other league supporters were a Iso recognized du ring the eve ning. Head coaches , Terry Gardner and Bryant Hudson. and cheerleader advisors, Rhonda Conde and Judy Williams, were presented trophies by Mike Young, The Ripley High School Baseball Club will sponsor Its seventh a nnua l Ripley Sport Card a nd Memorabllla Show on December 5 at Ripley High School in Ripley, W Va , from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Among the highlights will be approximately half a million c~rds for buying, trading and sellin g by such special collector s of the hobby as M&K Sportcards of Po meroy, a nd an auction at 4 p.m. of old cards· and an Indue· lion to the Ripley Sports Card Hall of Fame. I I Slaf Akron <nl Sll.lurdlly. Nov ~~ Ohio Stah• a l Mh.' hl~~:u C~·alnal Mlc h lll llnwlln ~ G!'t't' n Kt'nl ~l•h•lll Plli~-;hur'l{h WI"Stl'rn Ml eh Ill Ohio Un lv Toledo Jd. MIIUlll (Fia) ( n ) f lnd•nall at Vlrlltlnla Tt•(•h n- niKbt ~llme Pittsburgh, Kent clash Satu~day Big Bend Midget Football League banqpet held recently To sponsor sh~w \ Reglun 17 Lorain flurvt..w [ 10 I ) vs Mo111donIII · O~. Sa& urday, 7 p m , at Barberton Re~ott 1K Dr.olpho11 Jf! fterscm (11·0) vs Monroeville ( 1111 ). Sai urdQ , 1 p m ., 111 Lima Kes&on 1!1 GrandYil'W Helr ht ~-> (9-2) v~ Nrw~trk C11 lholk ( 11 · 0), Sal urdll)', 7 p.m., at Dublin UPI ratings :!. Okluboma 1m 1 tO. OJ :1 Miami fll 1~•1 1. norid a ~ILtf' t 9-11 s lieu HI· I 1 I~ Gates Milt!! Hawke n ( IIH) Vtl Chal(rln F11ll!i (8--3), Friday, 1 30 p.m , ul Mentor Region 14 Huron 00.1) vs Archbold Ill 01. Frklay, 1 Jt p.m ., at Frt!munt Region 15 &!limon• Ubt-rly l.lnlo n I II 0) v~ Columtwr"' A1adfm)' { II 0 ), Frklay , 1.30 p m., at Groveport Region Ill Vt!rr.MIIIe,; {9-2 ) vs \\het>lr.Murg II.. 1 ), Frldlly, 7:30 p .m ., at KlnK!ti bl~and Mend ay'M Result Df>nve r EAST MEIGS - Undergoing a major rebuilding program, the Eastern Eaglettes girls' basketball team of first year mentor Ralph Wigal will open its season this Monday at MEigs, Nov . 23 at 6p.m. Graduated from last years team were six seniors, including Tony a Savoy, Arlene Ritchie, Erica Kessinger, Tara Woods, and Patti Durst. In addition two othe r players gaining much playuing time last year chose not to go out this year. With eight prilme pl11yers abse nt from las t years club, Eastern has only a skeleton of experie nce left to build on in 1987-1988. In addition, Coach Wigal's squad got a later start then other area clubs, beca use of the netessa ry posti ng time required following former Coach Pam Douthitts resignation prior to the season start. Returning from last year are junior talents Jenny Cowdery. Amy Hager, and sophomore Theresa Lambertand Mary Parker. Only Hager and Cowdery have varsity experience. Other than this expe· rience, Eas tern will have ma~ y new fa ces on Its 14-woman roster. Many young girls up from the junior h1gh squad will join a lon g list of proven atheletes who have not played basketball for a couple seasons, but showed much pote ntial; as junior high players. Coach Wigal stated, "We've been working a lot on fund amentals, working on th ings that usually come with experience. This group Is a well disciplined group to work with; everyone, 1-14. Coach Wigal contlnued,"The girls have bee n working ha rd to catch-up fundamentallly and we've shown a lot of improvement already. I expect us to be a much better team toward th e end of the season. Early m this season we'll be learning the game a nd polishing .some of our rusty skills." Listed as Eastern strengths· were its strong disci pline a nd willingness to work Weaknesses Include Its lack of Sleuhenvlne ( IIJ..I) ""' Columbu tt Wat· U!rJWn (9-~), Frld~&J, 7.30 p m , ut Zllltl'svllle Centrv.J O.ka~o 1987·88 season and have shown improve· EASTERN EAGLES ROSTER ment during the offseason. NO-NAME • HT YR ' In addition, senior Steve 2:\--Mark Griffin ... ... . ..... .. . 5'10 4 . Horner, All League ,Football and 21-Steve Ho rner ..... ... , ... .. ., 6 0 4 1 position. 25--Tony Hendrix . , .-: . 5'6 4, Lost to graduation were se· baseball standout, will retlfffl to 33--AIIen Tripp ... 6'0 4, notrs Eddie Collins . Brent Nor- the hardwood, where two yuears 35--MlkeMar\ln .... . ..... .... 6'1 3 • 5'11 3 • ago he was a top rebounder for 41-Chad Sinclair ton. and Todd Wilson. 15-Chris Lance . .. .. . 5' 10 3 ' the reserve squad. Horner's One asset to the Eagles is the 43-Jay Rey nolds ... , ... .... . .... 5' 10 3: 5'9 3 , return of four part time starters addition shou ld solidify the 4~Wade McQueen -Bryan Chadwell .. . . . 5'10 3 , line-up. of one year ago, including seniors 11-Chad Savoy ... . . ........... 5'8 2' Coach Eichinger stated "We 31-SC<Jtt Fitch . .... ... .. ·... 6'0 2 Allen Tripp, Tony Hendrix. Mark .. .. ·" S8 2: Griffin, and junior Mike Martin. will have a good bench. I think I 13-Kenny Caldwell EASTERN EAGLES SCHEDULE can go toa nyoneon the bench and All were top performers last DATE LOCATION • t hey'll be able to contribute." NOV 16 - Trimble. , . . . .._, H -P 1 18- Waterford . . ... ..• .A-P : Eastern also has relatively 20 - Prevltw at Kyger Creek , good size and some-quickness at 23- Meigs. . . . ... ... . A, 30 - Kyger Creek . . . ........ A ' the guard-forward positions, DEC. 03- Oak Hil l. ....... . ........ ... :... H • which Coach Eichinger says 07- Southern .. .... .... ... .. .. H ' 10- Hannan Trace . . ,, . . ..... H "should enable us to play a very 14 - Miller ...... ... ... . ........... H ' exciting style of basketbaU; " 17- Southwestern.. .... ... .. . . H : One weakness Coach Eichindepth and Inexperience, shoot· 1~ - Federal Hocking. . . .. .. A , 21 - North Ca lHa .. .. .. ........ . A • ing, lack of size, and average ger reflects on is that the Eagles 23- Meigs .... .... . . ... .. .H • speed. had a late start as far a:s practice JAN 07- Symme!tValley . .. . .. A • 11 - Kyger Creek. ... ... ..... .. ... A ' Offensively the · young Ea· sessions go. 14 - Oak Hill ..... ... . .. . A ' "We haven't been together as a glettes are a little behind, but 21 -Southern .. . . . A team for more then five or six 28- North Gallia ................... H , have shown promise defensively 01- Symmes Va lley . H In recent scrimmages Eastern days. Tijerefore I am concerned FEB04Hannan Trace .. . A"• has shown a lot of improvement about our performance early In 11 - Southweste rn . ... ... .. ...... A'_-. 13- Federal Hocking .. . .. .......... H .. In a short penod of time. our schedule. As the season Games Begin at 5 55 p m Seniors expected to show a lot progresses , I think we wil be able All16Sect io nal Starts of leadership Include Susan to play with anybody on our Baum , Tina Bissell, Lorena schedule." The Daily Sentinel "Most teams aren't going to Bissell, and Melissa Hensley. Junior candidate Jayne Ritchie take us very serious, but they (USPS 115-960) will also be a top contender as a n better be ready to play us, 1\ Division oi:J\tultlmcdia, Inc. because we have a group of kids Eastern spark plug. Publish('(} {'\'('1 v aftl.'r noon, Monday Summing up the prospects for who are scrappers and survivorlhr oug h F rtdav , 11 1 Coun St.. Po the season, Eastern's rebuilding s ...and they really believe they m<'roy , Ohio, bv th£' Oh to Vullcy Pub· year should develop into a bright can win .'' IJshm~ Com pu ny / MulttmE'dia. Inc. Pom crov Ohio 45769. Ph 992·2156 St>· fu ture. " I don't think our offense Is cond el.i ss postagf' paid a t Pom('rov. Following is a ros te r a nd team where it should be at this point in Ohio the season. T herefore, I think we schedule. M<'mb C'r Un it ed Pt'f'SS lntcrnatlonal. will have to play a very aggresIn la nd Da ily Press AssociatiOn and the EASTERN EAGLES SCHEDULE sive style of defense to get us Ohto New spap er Associ al ton National MTE LOCATION Advt:'rtislng Rl:'prC'sentat lvC', B• an ham NOV 24- Miller . . . . ..... .. H through the first few ga mes. By N£>wspaper SalE's. 733 Thtrd Avf'nuc DEC . 01 - Kyger Creek .. .. H seasons end I am sure we will N£>~ York. New York 10017 04 -Oak Hill . ... . . A execute well offensively."stated 08- South ern . .. .... A 11- Hannan Tr ace. .... .. ..... A POSTMASTER &•nd address changes E1chinger. 15- P Ca tholic ... . A lo Th£' Da tlv ScntlnN, lll Cou rl St. •... "We are very pleased with the 18 - Southwestern .. A Pomeroy Oh10 45769 1 22- North Calll a ... H people we have playing basket· .JAN 08 - SymmL'S Va ll ey .. H SUBSCRIPTION BATES balla tEHSt hisyear. Weseemto 12 - Kyger Creek .. A By Cll.rrl cr or Motor Route be working well together and 15- Oak Hill. . . .. H One Wff.•k. . . .. .. ... ..$1 25 22- Southern .... . . H On e Month . .. . . $5 45 havin g some fun too. We really 29- North Gallia. .. A One Year . $6.'>.00 don't know how many games FEB. 02 - Miller .. A SINGLE COPY 05- Hann an Trace . H we' ll win, but we'll be there at the I" RICE H 12- Sou thwestern ... . 25 Crnls e nd." Dallv . 16- P. Catholic . H 19 - Symmes Valley .. .. ..... A ''Our goals are to work as hard Subscrib ers not desmng to pav the car 20- Federal Hocking ... .. ... . . . A rier may rPmtl in adva nce direct to as we can m practice and try to Th£' Dally Sent In('( on a 3, 6 or 12 mont h get better as players and as a 1987-88 EASTERN basts. Credit wtll bC' gi\'C'R c arrier e-ach EAG LETTES VARSITY ROSTER person everyday." week With some luck and some time VR PLAYER No su bscriptionS by mail permUted in . . .• .. 4 Susan Baum . the youn g Eagles should gel Into area s wh er(' home car nN Sf'rvlce Is .. .. . . . . . .4 Tina Biss('ll .. availabl£' . 4 both an exciti ng team and Loren a Bissell .. . . 4 Melissa Hensley . possible conte nder by seasons Mall S nh!-ic•rlptlons ............ 3 Jenny CowdC'ry . Inside 1\telgs Cou nly e nd. 3 Am}' Hagbt . ....... .. 13 We0k s .. . . $17 29 . .. 2 Eastern opens With nonMary Parker . 26 Wf'eks .. ~3-1 06 ... 3 Jayne Ritchi e -league Miller Tuesday . 52 W('('kS .. . . $66 56 1 Edna Drl~g s .... .. .. Outsldr Meigs County Assisting Coach Eichinger are 1 Suzanne Cl ay 1:\ Wet"ks S18 20 .. .... 1 Don Eichinger and Ron Hill. Lorrie Baker 26 \Y('C'k. S .. $35 10 .1 Stepha ny Gart.lner ... Fo llowing is a team roster and 52 Week s ... . $67.60 . . I Michelle Malh otra . . ... . ..... 2 schedule . Theresa Lambert last February , but later deciding to return after no certified applicants wished to fill the EHS girls have new cage coach. this year· D~ayton Dlvl~len W L T Pet. PF Pi\ nK !24 m .~:1 6 'ltR 202 • • 0 t44 lt9 23!:1 3 6 0 .333 160 'lt2 :1 8 fl D~t.lla.-. LA. 111·0) 1 Sauarda,r , 'J p m ., Ill Akron Re&ton t Sa ndu ~ IU) V8 Brwt.<iWic k (1111 ), Saturdllf, 7 p m , at Berea 867 !23 11!3 3 K 6 5 3 I \\'&>.;hln,;lon New Boardm~an ti-t~ v~tC i t>ve land Sl,ltt~ll!ph 224~ • w... • l>lvillon I Re,Jion I 1!11 IHI .55i 193 141 I 0 .1189 S 0 G61 Denver 3 I 611 LA RaldPr"' I 0 333 K~n!WtS l'IIJ 8 0 Ill NaUonal ro nfHe11ce • Berry's World 5~1 Bullalo San Dlt•go SeaHI P few months. One gets the Impression, in fact, that the reality of the coming of communist rule In 1997 simply hasn't sunk In yet. as far as most Hong Kong residents are concerned. Everything looks the same; all th e usual free enterprise activities are still underway at top velocity In this , most capitalist of cities; the tourists still flock here to ooh and ah at the unbeatable view of Hong Kong by night from Kowloon's huge new promenade just one mile across the harbor. It seema Implausible - no, postlively r idiculous- that In just 10 years the British flag wur come down for the last time, and a group of serious men will arrive ' from Peking, to accept this marvelous city as a gift, and to : star t telling It wh at to do. But when that realization does occur, as It must, It will mark the beginning of the end for a brilliant, unique, and unrepealable experiment In the political, social and eco nomic history of mankind. Ing figures that show drug use has peaked and Is now starting a decline. The NIDA report flies 'tn the face of Meese's statements. Critics also point to the way the NIDA report was handled. Normally reports of this kind are routinely released· to the public. But thi s report was stamped " For Administrative Use Only ," and only a limited number of copies were printed . 4 0 4 0 I 0 PF PA 5 5 I Clevel,.nd Huuston Plllflbu r«h ClnclnMtl The one-way road to China ___W_i_llia_m_R_us_he_r thortty. Congress also has mandated new programs aimed at stopping illegal drug shipments and lowering demand through both treatment and education. A particular target has been Attorney General Edwin Meese, who heads the fed eral government's anti-drug effort s. Every time federal drug agents make a m ajor bu st, Meese hold s a press conference tp trumpet the success. He ha s also Issued reassur- Auoclation lootf! aU playotho. W L T Pt1 lnd lan11.po11~ ~,1li~LWIJN6 ~,111f at~ S1tm CARNtDllf£ ~Bro~. Meanwhile, here In Hong Kong, this is the peak of the tourist season and the hoteis and restaurants are bulging. A large cruise ship docked early one recent morning, sending 285 passengers ashore to a leading hotel where rooms had veen reserved for them. Alas, through some bureaucratic blunder the rooms were already fully occupied, and It was simply tmpossl· ble to find acceptable accommodations for the passengers. There wer e a couple of very ugly scenes, and it was 11 p.m . before the shaken hotel was able, with the help of cancella lions and scheduled departures, to put up its neglected guests overnight. As this episode Implies, Hong Kong Is not visibly suffering yet - from the • anticipated communist takeover 10 years hence. There Is still plenty of construction underway, though no doubt the recent dismal performance of the Hang Seng (the local stock market) Index will slow the overall pace of the Hong Kon g economy in the next 1J Sentinel Correspondent EAST MEIGS -Despite losing three seniors to graduation and two transfers , the Eastern Eagles boys' basketball team has been hard at work for the upcoming season opener with Miller this coming Tuesday, at· Eastern beginning at 6 p.m . Veteran Coach Dennis Eichinger returns to the helm of the Eaagles after having resigned OHSAA pairings · By United P~8lnl.rr1Mliklnal NAT IONt\L ~OOTBA.LL LEA.GUE Drug abuse on the rise _____R_ob_er_tW<_a_gm_a_n·. - By SCOTT WOLFE NFL ·results ~~ OOYOU SA~ FARerfU. iJ~ f)J( WMIIA~ R)$1BI£ 1JlfVNATI~ HONG KONG - In my last handfu I. On the mainland, howcolumn, datelined Taipei, I des- ever, there are surety tens cribed the decision of the Repub- perhaps hundreds - of millions li c of China naiwan) to allow its of people who would dearly love citizens to trav el to mainland to visit Taiwan, and undoubtedly China v1a Hong Kong for the many of them, once there, would purpose of visiting relatives, want to defect and stay. (Fox even though Taiwan a nd the Butterfield ended his book "Alive People's Republic of China (i.e In the Bitter Sea" with the Peking) are techn ically In a state remark of a Chinese girl leaving of civil war. Precious few resi- Peking for the United States, that dents of Taiwan will be tempted she thought the entire population to defect to a regime with so few of China would emigrate to freedoms and such a palsied America If 1t cou id.) The Is land of Taiwan is eco nomy, and their accounts of life on Taiwan can be co unted on stretched taut, simply feeding to fasc1nate e nviou s the people already there. It hopes mainlanders. to be able to absorb perhaps But It would be quite another 200.00Q re fugees from Hong thing for Tatpeel to decide to Kong, when this British colony open its own doors to visiting reverts to mainland China in mainlanders - a development 1997. But TAiwan could not Peking ha s indicated it would possibly accommodate - and Peking Is well aware that It welcome. The difference lies In the couldn't - an Inundation of population figures. Taiwan has millions of visitors and potential 19 million residents; mai nland defectors from the mainland. So By RANDY MINKOFF bas approximately 1 bil- traffic across the Straits of China United Press lnterqatlonal lion. At best, the number of the Formosa will have tci remain CHICAGO -In the end , Ohio State coach Earle Bruce might have fallen viet im to the "RIChard Nixon'' dilemma facing co llege coaches · former who will want to visit the one-way for the present. mainland amounts to a relative In the 1980s. Most pol1t1cal observers believe N1xon lost the 1960 electio n lo John 1F. Kennedy because Nixon came across on te levision so poorly in TV debates. , Bruce had one of the best coaching records In the cou nt ry in his nine years at Ohio State. But critics s uggested he wasn't photogenic and WASHINGTON (NEA)- Desdidn't come across on teleVISIOn the way some.Ohio State official s - Even more di sturbing to pite assurances by the Reagan experts Is the rapid growth of would have liked administration that federal proIntravenous cocaine with heroin Bruce. who usually wore a hat on the sideli nes when he coac hed, grams have the problem under by addicts in many cities. The never ran away from an Interview . But he wasn't a television control, a confide ntial governr eport noted that "this is pa rticupersonality - he seldom gave the type of gl ib quotes that would ment study shows Increased drug larly dis tr essing In light of the appear on a local, regional or national telecas t like a Lou Holtz of abuse in virtually every part of assoc iation with AIDS.'' Notre Dame, a Barry Switzer of Oklahoma or aBo Sc hembechier at the country. - Hos pitals are seeing a rising Michigan. · "Patterns and The report number of herion abuse cases. ;Specifically, the college foo tba ll coac h's television shows ha ve Trends of Drug Abuse in the New York, Washington, Denver, grown from lightly viewed programs with little Importance to a Umted States a nd E urope" major tool (j)r fu nd raisi ng and recruiting It is a trend that some Phoenix, New Orleans, Seattle, was put together by the National Los Angeles and San Diego are c6aches don' t like Institute on Drug Abuse. NIDA is among the cities singled out in "Are we picking our coaches like presidential candidates," asked a bran ch of th e Department of Wisconsin coach Don Morton ''Are we just gomg to pick a coac h on this category. Heroin-overdose Health and Human Services. deaths are on the rise In many how he looks on TV. That's not a good situation " Based on findings by the cities. Former Texa s and current Purdue coach Fred Akers concedes the Commu nit y Epidemiology Work - In several major cities the rise of television has had a definite Impact on the hiring- and finng Group- which Is aforceofNIDA proportion of fema le heroin a bus- · - of college coac hes. "Things have changed . There 1sn't the loyalty there. Things have - experts based in commu nities ers seeking treat ment has grown throughout the country - the tremendously. In some cities the c hanged over the past 20-25 years. The exposure level is report covers 1986 and the first tremendous, " says Akers. "I'm not sure in Ear le's case it was all of number of female aMtcts Is quarter of 1987. \he reason Unfortunate!~. it can affect whether you stay or lose a al most as great as that of male The report shows drug abuse addicts · job.'' on the rise a ll across America . SchPmbechler. who is usually a part of any national television - After being In decline for According to the NIDA findings: segment on the coaching profess ion, Is also worried that how one several · year, PCP cases are "Cocaine remains a predoml· appears on TV 1s weighing too heavily on t~e mind s of college being seen In sharply Increasing nant drug of abuse throughout num bers in many major urban presidents and boards of trustees. the cou ntry ." Also, contra ry to ''What we do or how we took on TV shouldn't m,e an as much as the areas. some reports that heroin abuse things we are responsible for doing as coaches on the sidelines, " - After years of being on the peaked, the report cites has decline, LSD abuse Is once again Schembechier says. " ... continuing and sometimes growing In ma ny parts of the Illinois co<~ch Mike White. considered by many to be extremely Increasing abuse of heroin.'' country. suited for the glare of TV lights. admits he has had to do everything he Over the last year the Reagan Among the specific findings: can to remain positive with a "stiff upper lip" on TV. He said if nistration has fought an admi Emergency-room visits for .Bruce's· dismissal had anything to do with TV, it was wrong. Increasingly bitter battle" with cocaine abuse rose throughout "I've never seen his coach's show . ! read somewhere he charged a congressional critics over Its 1986 and the first part of 1987. tee for going to something Woody Hayes used to go for free. That Ameng the cities singled out handling of the war against shOuld'! have any bearing on it," White said "The bottom line is were New York, Chicago, Los drugs. winning and how you react to 100 players. The rest of II should n't Angeles, P hiladelphia, Phoenix, Critics c harge that the adm inl)'lean anything.' ' St. Louis, Miami, Seattle and Istration is not putting enough Nearly every major sc hool has some type .of half-hour coach's Detroit. For example, Seatt le effort or money Into the fight s~ow , usually on Sund ays followmg the Saturday game. Twenty years reported an average of 100 against Illicit drugs. This despite ago the shows might have been fortunate to make It on a UHF outlet cocaine overdose and abuse the passage by Congress In 1986 seen only by die-hard fans . emergency-room visits per quar- of massive a n\1-drug legislation, But the rise In popularity of college football on TV has made the ter In 1986 as opposed to an giving the federal government shows money makers for the schools, TV stations and coaches average of 62 the year before. sweeping new enforcemen t au· themselves. Earle latest TV victim Friday, Novamber20, 1987 .. WASHINGTON - The chemical laser weapon being developed with top priority on President Reagan 's secret order would be the first "death ray" ever tested in space, according to highly sensitive documents we've seen. As w~ reported earlier, the president, eager to speed up research on a laser space weapon, personally ordered an accelerated development program last December. Code-named Zenith Star, the program aim s to test a cylindrical. hydrogen fiurlde-fueled laser In space as early as 1990. This means Reagan Is veq ueathlng hes successor In the Whl\e House a certain fight with Co ngi-ess. Under the traditional Interpretation of the U.S .-Sovlet Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972, the United States would Eastern opens new .cage season Tuesday Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel representing the teague. Assist- , ant coac hes. Perry Kennedy, Jack Williams, Tim Wyant, Larry Walker and Jerry Vaninwagen. for the Eagles, and Tiny Williams, ·Mike Young, Jay Hill, Pat Hill and Bill Spaun tor the Dolphins, also received trophies. Trophies also went to all cheerleaders and football players. Bill Spaun, also representing the league, presented Dave Jenkins, league president. with a plaque in appreciation of hi s dedication to the league. The two game balls used during the season were auctioned off and went to Gene Whaley and Benny Ewing. And a reminder was given that election of next year's teague of!lcers will be held in the spring. PITTSBURGH tUPI)- Pittsburgh coac h Mike Gottfried thinks hi s team's 10-0 upset victory over Penn State showed the Panthers now have the "something extra · 'It takes to wm close games. ''The thin g th at pleased me the most Is that we found a way to win the ga me," Gottfried said Tuesday at Pitt Stadium . The Panthers, 7-3, who host Kent State Saturday in the regular season !male, are expeeled to accept a b1d to the Bluebonnet Bowl Pitt was unrankeq going into the PennStategamedespltewlns over Brigham Yovng, West Vir· ginla ami Notre Dame. It experienced problems winning tight games, evide nced by close losses this season to Boston College, 13-10, and Temple, 24-21. Gottf· ried Ia be led the problem " inconsistency." The Panthers, now ranked No. 17, were anything but lnconslstent Sa turday. Don't FofRef the Bi1d1 Thi1 Winter. • • '88 FORD . 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From Schembechler's first season, 1968, until 1982 one team or the other would have · been conference champion or co-champion with a win In the game. Since then, Illinois, Iowa and now Michigan State have gone to the Rose Bowl. But with one stroke Monday the game was given its place In the long tradition when Ohio State announced Earle Bruce would be coaching his last gal;fle Saturday for the Buckeyes. Bruce brings an 80·26-l record at Ohio State into the end of his ninth season. His overall record very similar thi s year ," Schem· Demetrius Brown of Mi chigan Js 126·60·1 and his Big Ten marK Is , bechler said. "They 've had a few suffered from inexperience early : 56·17 following three straight setbacks with Injuries, just like in the season but has gotten more ;· losses. we have. They got hurt e arly by consistent as the season has worn The Buckeyes will not go to a losing some key guys. SO did we. down . He has comple ted half hi s bowl game - win. lose or lie so "Our records are similar·. In 142 passes for 1,100 ya rds. Brown they will' have even more lncen· fact , they could be identical has thrown 10 touchdown pas ses live to help Bruce go out a winner against the Wolverines for the exce pt Ohio State had a little but been Intercepted 15 tim es, including seven In one game. first time since 1984. Ohio State tough luck in two games ." Michigan 's bigges t weakness The Buckeyes got hurt when II has not won at Michigan since is at linebacker, where Injuries lost both starting wide receiver s 1981. "This Is always a special before the season began . Chris have bitten deep Into the depth game," Michigan coach . Bo Carter was declared ineligible chart. lt is something Ohio State Schembechler said of the foe he for taking money from an agent can exploit through the air. Ohio State's excellent line· would like to beat more than any and Nate Harris was academl· backer Chris Spielman will be cally ineligible. other. "The players look forward showing his stuff for the last That as much as anything has to it. The coaches look forward to time. The Buckeyes also ha ve hurt the Ohio State offense In a It. So let's don't put all that other another outstanding linebacker , league that's defensively strong Junk In there." ·outside man Eric Kumerow . . this season. Schembechler, closing his 19th Michigan Is schedul ed to ac· Quarterback Tom Tupa has season at Michigan, Is 214·60·7 been playing well of late and has cept a bid to the Hall of Fame overall, 173-43-4 with the Wolve· completed nearly 54 percent of bowl In Tampa, Fla ., imme· ,rlnes and 128·23·2 In the Big Ten. his passes . ·He Is 116 of 216 for dlately afte r the ga me. It is He has lost just seven conference 1,567 yards . He has 10 touchdown expected to play an undet er · nllned Southea st Conferen ~e games at home. passes and 10 interceptions. "Ohio State and Michigan are Sophomore quarterback opponen,t. Ohio high school playoffs resume this evening Rio soccer team receives honors ..,,. V.j!.< .- By United Press International The other Division V contests Cle~rvlew (10·1) against No . 3 meets Its second consecutive Mogadore tll ·O) at Barberton's Second·ranked Gahanna Lin· unbeaten opponent , · going Saturday night match Middle· Sharkey Magic Stadium . town Fenwick (8·3) against St. coin and No. 3 Cincinnati Prln· against No. 6 Monroe!'llle <11·0) Regional finals in Divisions !!, Henry (7·4) at Clayton North· ceton square off Saturday night at Lima Stadium, Last week, !II and IV are scheduled for mont High School, and Lorain ·at Dayton's Welcome Stadium, Jefferson beat Ayersville 12·0. tonight. · with the winner half way home to a Division I state high school football championship. · Princeton, 9·1, was the No. l ranked team In the state until a Anderson reported that the Brian Alto, a freshman from years ago atter launching a 17-10 upset by Fairfield the successful youth soccer program following we re named to the member North Ridgeville and a eighth week of the season. In Jackson. Anderson extended All·MOC first team: The Vikings followed their only of the Rio Grande soccer team, his praise to the entire team and Forwards - Dennis Wesley, loss with a 10·7 win over Clncln· was named to the All· Mld·Ohio to the defensive players for their Tiffin; Jeff Moeller, Walsh; Blll natl Moeller then, after a week Conference first team by the somewhat unrecognized skill on Morris, Ohio Dominican ; Brian off, blanked Cincinnati St. Xav· Ohio Collegiate SOccer Coaches Alto, Rio Grande; Mldfieldersthe field. ier 28·0 last week In the first Association. Scott Morrissey , Tiffin; Per "This team was basically the This is the first time any Rio round of regional play. Tunetan, Walsh; Roger Swigart. fifth new team In five years. and Gahanna is 11·0 after after a Grande soccer player has been what I appreciate at Rio Grande Cedarville; Defenders - Phil 17·7 pJayoff victory over pre· ranked above honorable men· was that at our home games we Wolford. Tiffin; Paul Norman, vlously unbeaten Chillicothe the tlon, Redmen Coach Phil Ander· Cedarville; Bruce Asp, Malone; had a pretty fair crowd attend· son said. last week. Goalkeeper- Steve Entenmann. Ing," the coach added. "I think All·MOC honora· Named to the Gahanna relied on a stubborn the team really appreciated it." Mount Ver!JOn Nazarene. defense, going until Ute sixth ble inentlon list were sophomore Chris Krueger of Grove City, who . -----------game of the season before giving . was the Redl)len' s chief goa I· up a point. The Lions, hoWever, struggled keeper, and freshman Barry some offensively, playing In the Saunders of Jamestown and defenslve·minded Ohio Capital Tony Daniels of Brecksville. The coaches picked Alto for Conference. third place in the conference in "If we can score on them I per game; Saunders was goals lhlnk we'll be okay," said Prln· chosen lor fourth place in goals ceton coach Pat Mancuse, "be· per game; and Daniels was cause I don't think they will score ranked third " lor assists per much on us. I don't think they've game. seen ~nybody this year as quick Alto also ranked third in the as we are." MOC In points per game 11.76); Saturday night's other Dlv· Saunders was fourth in polntsper lsion I . regional final games game ( 1.5); and Daniels was fifth match Sandusky (9·2) against per game [1.46). in poinis Brunswick (ll·O) at Berea's Selected as best offensive Finnie Field; 'Toledo Whitmer player for the Redmen was (10·1) against Middletown (9·2) 2 dr. 4 sp. good condition. · best defensive player Daniels; at Memorial Stadium In Troy; was Sean Boyden, a sophomore and Youngstown Boardman (9·2) against No. 1 ranked Cleveland from Lancaster; and Krueger Auto .• PB, PS. St. Joseph (ll·O) at the Rubber was named most valuable player and most. improved player. Bowlin Akron. ·The Redmen finished fifth In The four Division V games also 4 dr .. PB PS, air. the MOC with a 6·8·1 overall are scheduled for Saturday .season and a 2·4 slate in the night. Top·ranked Newark Catholic conference. They were ranked 4 wheel drive, good condition. (ll·Ol. looking for its third fourth in the MOC in offense and consecutive title, takes on Grand· fifth In defense. The team scored view (9·2) at Dublin High SchooL an average of 2.35 goals per game Auto:, PB, PS. NC beat beat East Knox 13·0 In and gave up 3.07 goals per game. ''From my point of view, these the opening round, while Grand· 3/4 guys did a whale of a job," view downed No. 4 ranked Runs good,''4 sp. · commented Anderson, who be· Portsmouth Notre Dame 28·7. No. 2 Delphos Jefferson [11·0} gan coaching ~t Rl~ Grande five BLOCKS SHOT - A shot attempt by the Cavaliers' Kevin Johnson is blocked by Houston's Akeem Olajuwon In the lourth quarter ol Thursday night's NBA contest In the Rlchlleld Coliseum ,In Richfield. The Rockets took the game 10$-97. (UPI) Houston defeats Cleveland, 105-97 By ROBERTO DIAS UPI Sports Writer RiCHFIELD, Ohio - When it came to statistics, Akeem Ola· juwon had the longest list Thurs· day night. The Houston center had 27 points, 11 tebounds , eight stea ls and five blocked shots that added up to a 105-97 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Despite the personal number s, the Rockets veteran emphasized teamwork. "You only do well because your teammates do well," said Ola· juwon, who had four key fre e throws in the closing minutes . "We played tough down the s tretch, and we beat a team that -just kept coming back ." Steve Harris ·added 17 points for Houston, 6·2, which ha s bea ten Cleveland in eight s traight games dating back to a 103·94 Cavaliers victory on Nov . 2, 1983. Ralph Sampson and Rodney McCray each had 12 points for the Rockets. . Brad Daugherty had 24 points to lead Cleveland. Dell Curry and Mark West added 12 points apiece before 10,519 fans at the Richfi eld Coliseum. " Jt wa s a struggle, but we got good chemistry in the fourth quarte r." said Hous ton coach Bill Fitch. "They kept ba ttling , a nd our guys ·couldn ' t afford to even blink." Th e Cavaliers led 48·47 at halftime, but the third qua rt er ended in a 76·76 tie aft er nine lead c hanges. Curry's two free throws made it 90·90 with 3: 50 remaining. Alter Sampson caused We st's si xth foul by drawing a charging ca ll, he was fouled by John " Hot Rod " Williams and sank),he free throws to put !he Rockets ahead 92· 90 with 2:58 left. " We played good defense, and that hel ped us set up for the shot s we wanted," s aid Sampson . "We scr a pped ." West maintained Sa mpso n fo uled him . . " He hit me, but I don ' t know what he threw, eilher a n elbow or a punch," said We s l. " I thou gh! 1 was going to shoot some free throws tbut) theycalledafouron me. It happens all the time." Olajuwon add'td four free throws and two rebounds. and ex·Cavaller World B. Free con· tributed two more foUl shots as Houston went ahead 98·91 with 1: 01 remaining, and Cleveland got no closer. "The mometum swung when Mark fouled out," said Cleveland coach Lenny Wilkens. "From then on, everything went their way. We busted three or four plays down the stretch, and that 's where you've got to show patience." ' Olajuwon had nine points as Houston led 31 ·24 after one quarter, but rookie Kevin John· son's seven points boosted Cleve· land to a 48·47 edge at halftime. Free, Cleveland's leading scorer from 1982·86 until the team opted not to pick up his option last year, scored 10 points In 20 minutes as he hit two of .seven fleld·goal attempts and was 6·for ·6 !rom the foul line. Free also acted as peacemaker In the Sampson· West tussle. Both teams play Saturday night. Houston visits Atlanta while Cleveland hosts Philadelphia. DR.lYE 1982 Pontiac Phoenix ......... .. 1982 Buick Skylark .....•.•.•..... S1595 1979 Chevy Impala ••...•••...... ·$1 095 1975 Ford F-150 ..•.•....•••.•...•• S2495 1977 Ford F-250 Flatbed ·..... S1295 1968 Chevy Pickup ...••........ S89 5 CHEAPIES . 1977 Mu$tang .......................... $895 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES l!r SERVICE Toledo results Brown, auto. PB, PS runs good. 1980 Dodge Omni .................... S795 204 Condor St. Pomeroy. OH. TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) - Cold Crash used a strong s tretch drive Thursday night to capture the fe atured lOth race pace at Raceway Park. With Terry Stoll In the sulky , the winner charged up from seventh place at the top of the str etch to beat Gut Sue City Sue by 2 ~ lengths. Senor Sundance finished third. The winner covered the mile in 2: 02 3·5 and returned $13.60,$5.20 and $3.60 . Sue City Sue pald$22.80 and $1 2.80, while Senor Sundance kicked back $4 .60. The 6·5 d1:1 lly double of Hal· !view VIctory and G.T. Flo was wor th $35.60. A crowd of 1,589 wagered $151,856. Runs good. 4 sp. New Fill & Wl1ter Ho111 SEVERAL OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Closed Monday Tuesday thru Friday 9 a.m.·5 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. · t p.m. ~THE ' Meigs County 'Ct.urt news VIrgil King , cha irman Of the Meigs County Agri cultural Stabilization and Conserva tion Committee, reported today that Meigs County has been approved for the Emergency Feed Program du e to the extre~Tl$;,)y dry weather this year. The Emergency Feed Program Is designed to help the producer purchase feed for his live stock up to the amount that he would have normally produced in his farming oper'atton . Requests are now being accepted from producers who will have to purchase feed before Dec. 31, 1987. Producers making requests will need to certifiy total number of livestock, and all types of feed on hand. (gr~ln, hay, pasture, etc .) Appllcatiohs are tn made at the ASCS Office on the second floor of the Farmers Bank. Building In Pomeroy. Persons with question s may call 992·6646 for more information. EMS has seven calls Thursday Meigs County Em(j rgency Medical Services reports seven calls Thursday; Rutland at 4:06 a.m. to Meigs Mine No. 2 for Robert Richmond to Holzer Medical Center; Syracuse at 6:07 a .m . to Stiversvllle Road for Daisy VanMeter to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 9:47a .m. to Route 124 for Anna Ogdin to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 12: 51 p.m. to Sto~s Run Road for Cheryl Ferguson to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains rescue unit was called at l: 22 p.m. to assist with traffic control at an auto accident south of Tuppers Plains; no . Injuries reported; Middleport EMS and Fire Department at 3:44 p.m. to a tractor· trailer accident on Middleport Hill ; driver, Keith Noble, was trl!itlsported to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 4:27 p.m. to Route 7 for Eunice Tanner to Veterans Memorial Hospital. continued from page 1 Awar ds were presented to solid waste disposal, " he added. In the two months since Trl· Syracuse In a special school assembly on Thursday . A special County Recycling has been open, award of $100 was presented to reported Kennedy, the firm has Syracuse by Thomas Kennedy, of paid out a total of $24,000 for Tri·County Recycling, for being recyclable metals Including the ·school which recycled the aluminum cans, which are pur· ·m ost aluminum cans at his chased at $.34 per pound, and copper, brass, short Iron and business during the month. Altogether, the Syracuse group stainless steel, on which prices ' recycled 328 pounds of aluminum fluctuate daily. Trl·County Recy. cans, 607 pounds of glass and cling also buys glass for recy· cling but is not equipped to 4,250 pounds of newspapers . . The litter office extends thanks recycle paper. For more Information on lilter to each school and their leaders who participated in the recycling control or recycling, stop in at the project. Wiggins said he hopes litter control office at the inter· this Is only the beginning of section of Union Ave. and Route recycling In Meigs County and 7, Pomeroy, or call 992·6360. SOutheastern Ohio. "Recyci!ng Trl·County Recycling may be can be very profitable as well as reached at 992·5114. helping to relieve the problem of Emma Dabo Emma Jean Dabo, 79, Seminole Blvd., Largo, Fla .. form~rly of Meigs County, died Wedries· day evening at Lake Seminole Hospital In Largo. • Mrs. Dabo was born June 15, J908lnPutmanCounty,W. Va.,a daughter of the' late John K. and Beulah Entsminger Smith. She was a beautician , a member of the Harvest Temple i~ Largo and a member of the Gift of Love Cancer Prayer Group: Surviving are her husband, Vincent John Dabo; a daughter and son·ln·law, .Jean and Thomas Kelly, Mlddlep6rt; four grand· children, Jeneli Barker, Ru· tland; Thomas L. Kelly, Jr ., Loretta Jean Kelly and Linden John Kelly , all of Middleport. and a sister, VIvian Bing of St. Petersburg, Fla. Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by a brother, John K. Smith, Jr., and a sister, Beulah Lee Harman. Services will be held at 2 p.m . Monday at teh Rawlings·Coats· Blower Funeral Home with the Rev . Thomas Kelly officiating. Burial will be In Riverview Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday . Charles · E . Friley, Sr., 81 , a resident of Americare, Pomeroy Health care Center, died Thurs· day at veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Friley was a retired miner and Ohio Universit y employee. He was born July 14 , 1906 In Jackson;!a son of the late David and Sa rah Jackson Friley· Survi v\'ng are his wife. Flora; two sons Charles E . Friley, Jr., North Da·kota , and Richard Tho· The following ca$es were pro· . cessed this week In Meigs County Court by Judge Patrick O' Brien. Fined were Bernard L. Lamb, Tuppers Plains . $250 and costs, three days In jail, 60 day Ucen~ suspension, DWl ; costs only for failure to control ; Russell Fitch· patrick, Rutland, $300 and costs, 10 days In jail, 120 day license suspension, DWI: $75 and costs, six months in jail suspended to 21 days, no operator's license; Allen K. Stephens, Fayette, Ky., $300 and costs, 10 days In jail, 120 day license suspension, DWI; $75 and costs, 30 days in Jail suspended to 10 days concurrent, no operator's license; Miles K. Clark, Albany, $150 and costs, 10 days in jail suspended, six months probation, transporting a loaded firearm in a motor , vehicle; Jeff Cundiff, Middle· port, $i00 and costs, $100 fine suspended, 20 hours of commun· lty service, hunting rabbits on another's land without a valid license; Kelly Ginther, Po me· roy, $100 and costs, $7~ of fine suspended, no dog pen; Ed Dill, Pomeroy, $100 and costs and a restraining order was issued, menacing threats. Steve Fitch, ' Long Bottom, $50 and costs, restitution and six months probation, criminal dam· aging; $50 and CO$tS, 30 days.in jail suspended, six months proba· lion , assault; Thomas E. Wilson, Pomeroy, 30 days In jail sus· pended, restitution and costs, criminal damaging; Edward J. King, Pom~roy, $75 and cosis, 30 days in jail suspende<!, six months probation, no operator's license. Shawn Gilmore, Pome· roy, $75 and costs, three days In jail, $50 of fine and jail time suspended if license obtained within 60 days, no operator's license; Ronald Shields, Tuppers Plains, $75 and costs, three days In jail, $50 of fine and jail time suspended If license obtained within 60 days, no operator's license; Martin Tucker, Tuppers Plains, $75 and costs, three days In jail, $50 of fine and jail time suspended If license obtained within 60 · days, no operator's . license. Charles Johnson, Pomeroy, $75 and costs, three days in jail, no motorcycle endorsements, $50 of fine and jail time suspended If endorsement obtained within 60 days; costs only for no license plate; Richard E . Lewis, Middle· port, $50 and costs, three days In jail suspended, six months ptoba· tlon, no operator's license; Ro· bert Scarberry, Middleport, $50 and costs, drug abuse; Jimmy Buchanan, Long Bottom, $10 and I Area deaths Charles Friley GRAVELY y news-....,...._ OK emergency feed project Poster... mas Friley, Huntington, W. Va.; a daughter, Kathrlne Young of Canton; a sister, Mrs. George Ball, Toledo; eight grandchild· ren, a step·granddaughter, Di· ane Paulson, Albany, and sev· era! nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, he was preceded lp death by, a son and a grandson. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at tll,e Ewing Funeral HomewlthMr. ArthurW. Chlggs officiating. Burial will be In Beech Grove Cemtery . There will be no visitation until 12: 30 p.m . on Monday. Hospital news Veterans Hospital Thursday Admissions- Henry Hartman, Long Bottom; Daisy. VanMeter, Portland; Eula Rice, Middleport; Charles Payne, Mid· dleport; Fredreck Noble, Albany. . Thursday Discharges - Ro· bert Willis, Helen Miller, Sher· man Williams, Timothy Baker, Jack Braley , ._.L.....JFOC~ ELECTIIONIC IGNITION FOR INSTANT STARTS AND EXTRA POWER. IIL.II"a..ln Saw IJthl•=· ,.,.....a. ftuew a.rlaaw. Wllb Quid..... IDertla COATS AND JACKETS CONTINUES 2 5°/o TO 50°/o BAHR CLOTHIERS· . llfety cUID ..... ~lealure or ~" euttlntllrewood. $199.15° South Central Ohio Cloudy today ,' wlth highs in the mid 30s. Partly cloudy tonight, with a low between 15 and 20. Mostly sunny Saturday, with highs In the mid 30s. The probabilty of precipitation is 20 percent today and near zero tonight and Saturday . Winds will be from ·the northw· est at 10 to 20 mph and gusty today . subsiding to five to 15 mph tonight. 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MAIN STREET \. t' WILLIAMS DINER M:ltr~~~ POMEROY, OHIO 45769 \ ,,, Alumni meeting Meigs Alumni Associa tion will hold Its bl·manthly meeting to discuss the first r eadilng of the new cons titulon a nd by·l'aws, on Monday at 7 p.m. at the United Methodist C~urch of Pomer oy. Southern boartl . The regular meeting of South· ern Local Board of Education will be held Monday at 7 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Pastor to speak Pastor Ralph Zundel, form<;> rly. of Meigs County , now of Zanes· ville, and recenly honored by the • Ohio Senate for 60 years of mihlstry, will speak at Sunday evening services at the Cheshire Baptist Church. Zundel will dis· cuss such questions as : Is pro· · phecy reliable ? Will there ever be one world government? One world church? Will the church be taxed out of existence? Should Christians exert Influence in the world? The public Is invited to attend. 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Drl.o th.s ~ w ~~ c..or;e FeDt SIJIM Olltturt<n or Orooo f•t39) Sttte al Ol'llcl tleDJ~II'IIIf11 Ill 'Mu<AI\et Ct•Mc~t ol Cotllpillf'd-TI>e uf.. ~ Si,oplr'IW'l'W'I OII~~-ro;:toltiiiSra!t'oiOfHo rll!tiiJtltll!rts~ GUARANTUSEC\!AffYUfEIIt! CO~.t.c._... SIINdFbr1:11 pil«< Wlllll'l ' - ,1 tu1 StMtilflPI-*'11 Ill~ lll(l 1915 NISSAN 4x4 KJNG CAl Blue mist, 5 speed, rear bumper, AM/FM' cassette, sport stripes. SALE ..... . .... . .... .' .......... ·· · · · · · $8995 PIR MONTH ....... ,,, .... . ..... .. UH.51' 1916V. NISSAN HARDIODY Pewter, 5 speed, gold stripes, chrome roar bumper. SALE ..... . ............. .. ...... .. .... , , . .. $5995 1'111 MONTH .... ... , . . . . • . ,, . ..... ... , .n24.69' 1983 'It NISSAN PICKUP Longbed, 27,000 miles, AMIFM cassette, bed cover, 5 speed. SALE ; .. . . , , ..... .. . ..... . ............. .. .. $4995 1'111 MONTH., ........ . .. . . , . ,, .. .'... -.1112.71' _: 1916 NISSAN PICKUP Long bed, red, AMIFM cassette, 5 speed, rear bumper, mud flaps. SALE . .... ... . .. ... ... .. .. . , ... . ... .. ...... $5995 Stttt ot 0.0 llfl'ln.....,c d losurtroot Cert.tcm a1 Corllllltt l!!lt-fllt lit!· ~ ~~ol ""'-',_.diM Slale ai0!\\1 JltltOy ct'IJiiet 11'111 "AII1,0fi01TEAIII!JDIL£1111iP. lllt;() ol"~t~P"a Sl•eotC-~~:(1 1>11!> ~ --~~ lhlllws ot 1~1 5taell)lllltllllt ID ~1M'' tut!O'tl9d d.,~· tn.o c~r!fl\1 )'Ill !0 lll~$1oCllft 11'11 IIIII Ill IIPPfllll'l•t bu1"1l!SI cl lllt\lt8!1tt Ill h'liUK~ CQI'IIldtOII t i~IIOWII tly ~~ '""ull 11111-110 h..~ bMn lllcllo~s "'1!1'1 IY1 Otct'I'IDf' J t teM ,l,dmttl14 S!MII&O!il0200, Ltt Mtl tU, ~Ul~J421Xl • .$,1!'1UI Stti.MI,3e000 lllC!IIflt. $lllt122.&5400. El~·· turtl, 5226.&-1110!00 ~. mM' t 20&991.l8000. C,111tlll SlO,OQOttOOOO IN WITNESS WH EREOf. Ih.i.. IJII'ILII'IIO 1\PbtcTtOOCI ""'!lime 1110 CI~MG 111~ Mill to be ~lii>.ed _, Cal"mbu! Diu~. lhl ~ t-1' l r\!IUif, GIIOigt f loe. SIJpt oll"!l.'· ant;e o1 Ohoc (fl35) Stateol 011<11 O~lllrtl'll!!'l ~l tnl~llnct. Cfl~itl:llt ~~ ~ ·aru-'TM \1!1oel!og<led Su~III~IICit'll ot l"l.rlllCI tJiih' Slate Ql Qr>i:). ~eo)' ~~~liS !hill .IOt+IU.I.ODILIFE INS CO Ol " .,r1p1n Stltnl ~.,,...,, hll tc~mpJ·&d "'1~ WIC pickup The dates for ·WIC pickup coupons at the Meigs County Health Department are De c. 1, 3 and 4 from 9 to 11 a .m. and from 1 to 3 p.m . Makeup days are Dec. 7, 14 and 21 during the same hours trill IJ,t¥JOIIhTI StallllpPICti:tlf l!ltl lod l lu111Cltlll6tMttG 1111 CUITtfll Veiil 10 lf1111PCII'I "'" ll&ll ' l$lPP"l!"ollt bustnoSI alliiiUrll'a. lllll'llntotl COl'(! ,. t>G~~ " - 1:1r ~~-~•1•~ n11'&11tt" ntiio¥1101\~tmll-!l Jt ~~ ~t>rnoll!lo:l..- It 216 1 6l86300. \.ial).l ~ ti. l t1111U26.t$1 00. ~~~~. SI H37,11!600 IIICOtnt. $~JIJJ.00 E•PtnCI'IUIH $21-(lil!?)llllO, ~ u­ 111 i-t!S. S1117.l7.1MOO C.llll l 2100.1Xl100 IN WITJIIESS WHEREOF I - Mr.- WO.CIItlf(l II'V !llmf 1M U~MII "'' .ul 10 tt..ltn ld II Col~llllul Ott». 11W1 ~ .-.a 0111. Gtorgt F- S.op~ ollnllol-14 01110 (13Ml QllfOI ()roo, Otpa<t"""' (l/1-.ur.,..._. Ct<f,lot:all rJ COIIIpltiiiiCI--1 1'111 Uftot!Sqllll SUptrtriVOifll ollttlu.-a lll !M Slr.. al OIIMI. __, ctlll« IIIII! UMCOLIIII!IIEm j.j!£ CO ol LofiCOOI 511\e 01 _,11111 , ftM CO'IIplle(l 11 tll1 till' t.s olth<l SI MI ~ Ill ~ Mil " WIIIOIIHCI Gi111119 1M (1111.-.t YilT 10 J!ttt>UCI n !J,u. . i1S IODIQP'tiiUIIIItltll Ill <1111111110 ill ,.,, ..,IIID'IOI· t.at\8 SIIJW'Iby ltl llllfti.lll )llle-rntniiO hllllwlo<! O.:...t.l l t, !986 llll1111tttcl Wilt salll ~~.tu.OO . IJ~"" U12,110.41300 S..•Pict~. 525JI'U4UOO trc:ol'lt ~.!Kll,(l63t.O. E~utn, IS1.!iiii!,)!IIIHI(I Po.. nsel! . W ,4'2.24U.OO. Cap,~l . 1 1~.000 .00 I ~ WI TNESS WHEREOF, I ~.nr 1111TI<.iiiiiii.(II1CIIDII! 1'11 RI!Nl anclatuil-' rn~ IIIIIID lltlti ~ II Cd..mbll:l. OMI. '"'• 011 lll(J dJte, G0!0191 Fabt, !l.o.p! Ill hw l rct ~OhiO lUlSI Sta111,JI l'Hir:J Deplr1nnt ollft1ull l!t:t. Ce~,tttllt o1 CcPtplti~TM ~n O..."'J"''d. S..CW~llll~a ... ~rteto! tile ~-01 ()loo ~ efllltintllil PREFERRED FIISlii/T ltiS CO 01 Wtti Ott Moltllll Slltt o1 \0011, nJHOmpllf141i' tn IM ii'II'SOIIlu Stille •teao~ ~~ ~ 1no <nUII1 011~ !lurong ~ ~~ cu•~ rartt lt ~ IIO l•anstt:t 1!11~<$ tllll u appro;~r , lle ouen"'a1'"'~~'•""" 0t1tlte !11M - " r;:===========:;! THE JEANS PLACE Thousands of Jeans to Choose From! ttsltfl.,-,c-IICWO~OI1 ''~~b)-~,1~1<illll.,emenlt:lhayft.tlee;t rnul llaipltn~ Otcf!Pitlllf Jt. 11!16 AOtrllllll!l MH~s w.m~~OO . ltltil~~as IOIHMI , St341'1t.f1100, Su•P-A. 1'17.9oltj81'100. inr:trnt, SII!.BJ2600, EA1l!!'C!~r"SIS:I.51fJ)II500 INWITNESS WH EREOf IU~hltt\11110 ~~MCntlld ~~~~ nal'le ¥ld CJUMIG lll) iiiiiiii1>111H t18d It COl~lflb'IS. OhiO. lt tUiy 11'\G !II UI . George FICit S<4J1 ot '-tlllCe ~ OliKI lrMl! St ilt o1 a.oo Dfl!IIMitlll at lttMJI'(t C.ntl~lll Ql Cotn!'itara-Tto. .,.. ~ ~~ tiiMIIIanttciOII St•ciOrool ,_,W,c!1<1dlftlhll LMDWRITlR!l llf'f.lll$ CO 1J1 !ioul M ,Slate ol SOulh D.-ott Ills tot~~­ Ditell•llfi lflf M of m.t Sllit llpli'CtDOII 10 ~ llld II JUI!W>rtr-.:1 llUII~ lrl!! Clll'· - ) I l l ' II IIIIUCI ot lfln; IIIII .. ~ ... - - aii'IUII'U. b H11 MONTH . . , .. , . .. .. .... , , , ..... .. . . U24.69' 1916 ISUZ:U PICKUP Pewter, iongbed, pin stripes, AMIFM cassette, 5 speed , rear bumper. r"~ ;1!-' SALE . . .. . .......... .. . ...... . .. . ... · · · · · · · $4995 Mlnwti Cllnl:llfoOntt-~tlJ'•ft...-.u..oi-I'MIOMhtbltfiiStlilolrtOfl~"' 11 • · tlmlilllld u1111. lriiDttefl. l!iM!i 784.11.l Su!pt~s , 11.1n..u oo Sl -lVIIO tno:arra. SIV!I.I'ltOO· ElDittrM'-""' 5t4M.tr.'t00. Nat 1SH15. IU91JI!1.00 QuW S11ICI,!XIl.OO IN lio'I TNESS \ttlt£Rf:Of , • .,. M'INniO 'lllllee!IMCI tl1'f""'"' II1CI c.- ll'l'j' -'Ill o-lltt_, • CoirliiiOH. Onoo, vus dalf 1'1(1 Ollt. Gto1!1t F.ot !Wp all11111•..-a al Oiw:<. ttnOl Sllll a1 er... o.p.~"""' ot "*"' "u Cerltlo:. o! ~nc...nll' ""' <JriiV* ~o!IMo.ioanceollt!l StlltolOIIOO.I'III!!byt:ertlliaii!Nl wt!ST t\MlfiiCAH IMSllRAMCI: OOifPMY D1 ~Mtt1 Slate ~ Clh'Oirtt&. Pl.lS oom~«l •rt~ tilt li N! o' tit" SliM &Of Utile to tl liiU II i~I!IOI'IttC OUtt~g lilt <ul<tnl yeii!D IIIIIStel <n 11'11 !Ill~ tii iDP'O"'tll~ ll\ll·~ft' 01 tll$\l'lntl ~ IHt&nt &f t0i\d'!10n tt allOw~ IW Ill I"~UII ~lll'""'liD n1·... bHn U loiicws 0~ Oeet!fiOet )1 , 19.5 Atl.,<lltil UUlf 11.201,89209000 l•llltl~•llli $71Sb&ll,IS1)00 S•Jiplus 51120U2ll700 IFJCOIII' 1776•3t 5!i<t00 f opi!Me '"'" l!!~t.2!2 ~fiOO ~~t~tassott . f' 2l.l1<' •noo Capnll l2 ~DOOOO. !N Wll ~e ss w~AEOf 1,,,.e htra..ntO r.~~l»>:llblcl "'f name all(! <tuMd '!'I' ~· lOl.ll&ft" ed 11 Ccl u'llbul Ott111 tn a~~~~~ l'ld dltt Q.tcrge ~lbl, ~ C!l,sur ln<t n! Oh111 117661 DAN'S IN MIDDLEPORT 1985 NISSAN PICKUP 5 speed, short bed, stripes, fog lights, rear bumper, AM/FM cassette. SALE . .... ... .... . .... . . ... .. . . ... . . . . $5995 Pll MONTH., , . . ... ,,, .. , ... . .... 1124.69' 1984 NISSAN SPORT TRUCK Pewter, gauges, AMIFM cassette, bod liner, air condition· lng, 5 speed. SALE ... .... .. ................. .. ...... .. .. $5995 .... _ , H ' ' ' ' . .. ' . ' ' . ' . .. ' ' . ' ' ... ' ' '1140.92' 1911 NJSSAN KING CAB Light blue, stripes, rear bumper. SALE .... ... ... , .... .. ............ .. ...... · $3995 • ' PII MONTH . .. , ,.,. , .. ... . , ... . .. ..... 1109.71' 1981 NISSAN PICKUP Standard bed, orange, AMIFM cassette, mud flaps, rear bumper. SALE .. . .... ... . ....... .. .... · .. · · .. .. · .. · · $3995 I'll MONTH .... , ,,, .. , . . ... . .. .. .. ... . 1109.71' 1980 CHEVROUT PICKUP 1985 CHEVY S-10 Gold , standard shill, AM/FM, rear bumper, runnign boards. SALE .... ... .... .......... . . ...... .. ...... . $5995 h.,-f#'· <IIIIIIIOnltildUIIIIG !lit ,..,._~<l~.,n...-"' ~IMbulllltlolal OISUIItiCf 11111111~ tl>!ldolatll slloorllfly ~~ tn!111111lllllltlltlllitfll'tt0ttrl U )llliowJIIII 0..:31 t!IM Mft'.IMCIIIUIIS S520.1).12DtiW LIIOMIII. ~4J!IolliXl, $.orli~<t $ZUSU!oiOO. Ir'lcolllt. lllllf/11.11100 Ellpe!IOI<IIft fl!a9)l,On(D Nit• ..as, ~.1911~1111 CN~-IJI IISOOLKXIOO IN WITNESS Wt+EAEOF l ~ ~eiii!IG u-1*1- "'i 1111'11 1'1'3 tt~~5.:1 "'' • 11:1 bf 1111..:1 tl COl~!lllill, \J!1tQ. IIIli Olf 11'11 ~111. Gtor,e Falllo S..;i ollnl.,rtntt ot OJijo, (03111 ~ Weather Fish Tail .& Macaroni & Cheese .......... trlmiDintf Am E lectric Power ............. 25'Vs AT&T ....... , .......................... 28 As hland 0 11 ...................... .. . 52 Bob E vans .......................... 50 \1, Charming Shoppes .............. 12 % City Holding Co ................... 34 Federal Mogul. ................... 3J3,<i Goodyear T& R ....... . ........ :.. .48 Heck's Inc . .. .............. :.: ....... 2 ~ Key Ce nturion .................. ,.37¥. L ands ' End ......................... 14Y., Limited Inc ......................... 18 ~ Multimedia Inc ................... .44. Rax Restaura nt s .................. 3o/s Robbins & Myers ....... .. ... .......? Shoney's Inc ........... ............ 20Y, We ndy's Inti ..................... .. . 5';', Worthington Ind ................. .16% 1 Ruby McKinnon, 85, Hampton, Va., died Thursday at Veterans Memorial Hospital while visiting here. Among the survivors Is a daughter, Myrna Linkous of Shade. The body was shipped to the Lawrence B. Wood Funeral Home, 4304 Victoria Blvd., Hampton, Va. WEDNESDAY SAVE MIDDLEPORT MONDAY ~~~:H:~ Dally stock prices (As of 10: 30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewi Ruby McKinnon Enjoy the very finest in home etyle cooking of'the very best prices around! ALL UNITS SHOWN FEA11JIIE Accepting donatluns Syracu se Fire Department is accepting donations lor Christ· mas tre ats. Dona tions may be sent to the ! Ire depar tment at Box 706, Syracuse, or ca ll 992· 7181 !or pick up. Toys for ne edy children are also being collected. New or very good used toys are prefered and anyone wishing to give toys should call992·7181 or 992·7775. ' Delicious·Dishes!. Lonoon. I Announcements I Stocks costs, left of cente r; $50 and costs and 20 hOurs of communHy service, litter ing; J ohn F . Ha r rl· son, Middle port, $35 a nd costs, overload; George A. Wolfe. Pomeroy, $10 and costs, im· proper backing; Bernice Van Meter, Rutland, $20 a nd costs, failure to control; John C. Stevens Jr .. Gallipolis. $15 and costs, overwldth; Tony Sho· emaker, Middleport, $10 and costs, stop sign; Randy Shields , Tuppers Plains, $35 and costs , disorderly conduct. Fined for speeding were Max E . Hill Jr., Racine, $24 and costs; Dale R. Stewart, Parkersburg, . W.Va., $19 and costs; Harold Erlewine, Dexter, $21 and costs; Miles K. Clark , Albany, $30 and costs; Thomas Eschba c her , Vienna, W.Va ., $21 and costs; Michael D. Lewis, Rutland , $22 and costs; Timothy Sayre. New Haven, W.Va., $22 and costs; Carol Young, Mason, W.Va., $21 and costs; Anthony Serigne, Plaucheville, La .. $15 and costs; James Thompson Jr ., Evans. W.Va ., $21 ·and costs; Susan Johnson, Rio Grande, $22 and costs; Michael Rinehart, Racine, $21 and costs; Gerald SOwards, Gallipolis, $25 and costs; Ri· chard Bennett. Clarksburg, W.Va., $25 and costs; James J . Dalley, Poemroy, $20 and costs; Michael E . Walters. Cheshire, S25 and costs; Terry Little, Middleport, $22 and cos ts; Mar• tin Spangler , Rutland .. $22 and costs; Martin Spangler , Rutland , $22 and costs; Karrell Lemley, Langsville, $24 and costs; Kathy Bleakley , Marietta , $25 and costs; Edward Sommer, Ports· mouth, $20 and costs. Bonds for speeding were forfe· ited by Miles Clark, Albany, $50; Thomas Moore Jr., Morehead, Ky., $55; John Glander, Po· manda Beach, Fla., $75; Robert Kaschkak, Westport. Conn., $55; Richard Denholtz, Library, Pa .. $55; Darla King, Pomeroy, $47; Steven Manion. Philadelphia , Pa., $75. H11 MONTH ., .,,,.,, , ,,, ,•,, , ,, •. , ... . . U24.69' SALE ON MEN'S AND WOMEN'S The Daily Sentinei- Page- 5 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Friday, November 20, 1987 C. tO, blue finish . Ready to worl< . SALE . .............................. ... .... $1995 I'IR MONTH .... . ; . , ... ... . .. ......... . . . 34.00' 1914 FORD RANGER Brown, orange sport stripes, AM/FM, rear bumper, 4 speed. SALE .. . ............ .. ..... .. .... · .. · .. · .. . $<4995 " " -.. ''. ' ... ' ' ' '. " ' .. ... ' '' .. 1112,71' I'IR MONTH .. .. :. · · ,,, ,. , . . . · ~ · . ....... tt9:73' ' ' ·p•yments fi&ured witk down payment of $l.OOO cash or trade, p!us tax end title. 88-17 tor 60 months, 86·85 tor 54 months, ll-13 48 months. 82 & o!dtr tor 36 months. NISSAN 1200 E. State St. Athens, Ohio JM4S21 •, ' �• The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Fnday November 20 1987 Page- 7 • complele r Au1omot1ve Serv•c~ Iii Ol ~~!~! . Pres.cr l.._ -== L_ -~ Locust & Beech Stree~ ttl 9911 Mtddteporr pt1ons Brogan-Warner INSURANCE SERVICES Sales and Serv•ce Rutland Oh10 4S77S J Wm 8 II Brown Owner ,, of Columbus 0 804 W f\1\aln ••••n• • JOY IS SOMETIMES, DENIED 6&~, ::~.~~RS iJ1i!Mi.t 992 3978 204 Condor St Pomeroy, OH Pomerov Cabonet Makrng ~ Syracuse It JS regrettable to mtrude upon this season of happmess With anything unpleasant, and yet thiS may be the best tune to do It While we who are fortunate enough to live m a land of freedom are making our Joyful preparations for the upcommg holidays, we must remember those mother parts of the world who are not blessed Among other tragedies of therr barren lives they are derued the nght to observe the teachmgs of thelf faith or to diSplay Its symbols In fact, they are more likely to be persecuted for therr beliefs or at least forbidden to leave the country ThiS modern vers1on of the mrolerance which has caused mankmd to suffer all through hJStory IS sad mdeed l.et us pause durmg thJS holiday season to pray for these tormented souls a,pd to resolve never to rest until the day when they may share the blessmgs of freedom w1th us. 992 3785 Pomeroy Veterans Memortal Hosprtal IH E lllemor~al Pomeroy Dr 992 2104 diL'S Auxi ary weanesday p m Fam TR.IN'ITY CHURCH Re\ John Iliff piistor v \o\orship Debbl€ Buck Su/'K:by School Supt Olu 'Ch HAZEL COMMVN!T\ CHURCH Off School 9; 15 a m Worship Ser'vte 10 ~ a m Cholr rehearsal The:sda.v 7 30 p m urxler di 1 R 124 3 miles f om Portland Lo ng Bot tom Edsel Hart paslor Sunday School rect10n of Lois Bur1 9 31" a m Su nday mo ning preaching POMEROY CHCRCH OF THE NAZA 10 30 am Sunday evening servicE'S 7 30 RENE Come Un on and Mulberrv R£o\ pm Thomas Glen Me<: ung paslo Norman P'rei MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST '*-~ S S Supt Sunday .sc:Jrx) 9 ;I) am CHURC H Corner Ash and Plum Noel : .. -.:,m:.nunp: worship 10: lJ a m ev«'nmg S('l"\'la! 6 He rmann pastor Su nda y SchoollO OOa <# p.m mid-wt'ek Sf'J"'Vice Wednesday p m m Morn ng Worsh p ll 00 a m Wed ..- .. GRACE EPL"iCCPAL CHURO! 3'16 E nesday and Saturday Even log Services at ::: • Mam St Pomrrov Sunday services Holy 7 30 p m ., .., communion on th<' (irsi Sunday of each month I i.J" and combined wit h morning p ayer on he hird Sunday Morning prayer and sermon on i{1l other Sundavs of the mon h Chuf('h School and Nu rse~'} rare provtdf'd Coffee h(lur In t'l' Paris h Hall lmmcd a PI) fo low1ng he Sf'IV!('(' POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRL"' 212 W Mam St L1'Q N 1sh rvnngt:" lst B hie School 9 :na m Morning- worship 10 ~ a m You h -meetings 6 00 p m Evrnlng worshlp 1 00 p m Wednesday nigh prayer mml ng and Blblr sudv 700pm n£E SALVATION ARMY 1l5 Bu ernu Ave PorTlf'rCJV M 'li Dt:lm W nlng n ha.r~ Sun:lay holln£'S.'i lJl(_'f'trng. 10 am SuM } School 10: :1> a m Su OOay Sdml YPSM [Ioise Adams k>ader 7 lJ p m Salva ion meeting va 1ous SJ:eakers and mus Sp:'Cials Thursday U :JJ am to 2 p m Ladit.>s Home ~ague members n charge all "omen nvt 00 6 45 p m Th un;d<\.V Co 1J:i Cade! Classs Young People-S ble 7 :J) p m Bible S udv and Praver rl)('etmg QPl'n o IK" pub c I POMEROY WEsr.illJE CHURCH OF CHRIST 33226 Ch ldren s Home Road (Coun ) Road 76 99'l5Zl5 Voca mu.s r Sunda) Wor slhp 10 a m BibleS udv 1 ..1 m Worship tip m Wednesday Bible Study 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIDLE OffilSTIAN CHURCH AJvm Curtls pas or L nda S" an ~pt SUnday Schoo 9 l.) a m pn.>achlng ser .,vk'es tirs and third Sunday follCMingSunday .5cnoo1 Youth me£>tlng 7 .l) p m every &!n day GRAHAM UN ITED MEfHODIS r Preachlnf!9 30 am f rst a nd second Sun days of eac h mon h lh rd ;:~nd fo urth Sun dav each month wo s hi P srrv C'es a t 7 30 p m Wcdn(lsd a ~ c Pn ng- s a 7 30 p m Praver and B1b e Stud y SEVENTH OA Y ADVENTIST Mul b~r v He ghts Ro ad Po meroy Pa s to John S"E'IRar ~ u bba h SchOo Su pE'r n e nden Dar nc S e"art Sabbath School be,gins al ~ p m on Saturdav af f'rnoon WI hw orshtpsPrVJt'('fo o~o~.tnga 3 15 p m E veryone welcome RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH \ - S ster Harr!Pt \.\ a ner Supt Sunda y Schoo 9 30 a m Morn ng Worship 10 45 am POMEROY FI RST BAPTI ST Lys on Ha £'V m n " er Sa urda t"ven n~ e>va nj!'E'IIS I(' S('l'V\C('S Opl'n tO pub] C 7 p m Sund;,~ v Churc h Sc hool 9 JO a m Morning Wors hip 10 30 a m FIRST SOUTHER N BAPTIST Po meroy Pike E La mar 0 B ya nt pastor J ack Nrt'ds Sundav Sc hoo Dl {'('tor Sun da School 9 JO a m Morn ng- \r\ o rsb p 10 45 rvf'n n!l v. o rsh p 00 p m 0 S T & 30 EST Wpd nf' Ia Pra \ er 5£- r v!CC' 7 00 p m (D S T & 30 P M F: S T M l~slo n Fr pnd s agr> 2 fi Ro:, al Ambas ,.adors bovs agf's 6 18 and Clr s in Af_ on tagf'S 6 1R I o n 'v\ rdnf' dm p m (0 ST &7 30p m EST Tu Psdav VIsi ta tion 6 :W p m FAITH TABER NACLE CHURCH Ba lev Run Roa d Rev Emm<'t Ron .. sun pas or Hrm dlev Dunn s up Sund ay Set ool 10r~m S1.1nda eve n! gserv ice 7 30 pm R h e teachm,e 30 p m Tl ursdav SYRA CUSE MlSSl ON Cher v St Sv racuse Se tr 10 3 m Sonda y E ven ing <: f'rv cf's Sunda v <~ nd Wf'dn sdav <.1 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST lN CHRISr AN UN ION Dv. g ht HJ cv flrst IO'Ider '>\ a nda Moh((' SundaY School Sup! Sunda S..: hool 9 3(1 a m Mo rn n~ Wo s hip 10 30 a m E vening Wors h p 7 30 p m Wednescl tn prJ\ P m('(' ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CIIURCII OF GOD Raci ne Rev Ju mf'S S1:1 rr C'ld pas o FrE'£>man w Iiams. Sup Sun dav School 9 45 a m Sund av nd WPdnPsdav ('VC'n ln.lr se vices 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FlR Sl B<\PTIST Co nE'r S x 1'1 a nd P almf'r E 1ri EdC' n P i'l'ii to Bob Parkf' ~ S Sup Ca h R g~-. Ass Sup Sunda Schoo 9 1 m Mo rni ng \\ o r ~h p 10 l !i m Sun Ia\ E en ng SN )(r 7 p m P r mf'f' lng an d B b e S ud v Wf'd nr dO'f f' f' n ng p m Chi irr n .;; c ho r p \\ rdn s dav 7 p m A Ju h I p cc Wed S p m fi adlo proj! m \\ MPO Sun dav S JO a m MIDOLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST Sth and Ma n A Hor son min ~ pr Richard DuBose Assocla r Pas nr MikP GIO'r la c h Sunday SC'ho ol Sup r nt ('nd f'nl Blbl (> Sc hoo 9 3Q a m Morning Wo hlp JO 30 a m E ve nin g V. or sh p 7 00 p m Wednesday 7 00 p m Pra yer mff't n ~ MTDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE PASTOR Frl'd Penhorwood B 1 Whil e Sunda v Scho ol Supt Su nda v Sc ho ol 9 30 a m Mo rning Wo rsh p 10 45 am E vangrUst c m ee ing 7 00 p m Wedn esd av 7 00 p m Praver mf'f' ln g UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEICS COUNTY Rev Charles Talhotl HARRISONVILLE PRE SBYTERIAN -CHU RCH - Sund ay Wors hip Ser vices 9 00 a m Chu rch Sc hoo tO 15 u m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sunday SChool 9 a m Ul15am Clwr;eh sf'rvice SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY 'TERlAN - Sunday SchOo Church servi ce 11 15 a m 10 a m R!JfLAND CHURCH OF C OD Past o Jo hn E vans Su nday School 10 00 a m Su nday Mor ning Wo rsh p 11 00 am Ch i! drt'n s Church 11 a m Su nd ay Evef1ln g service 7 00 p m Wed 6 om You n~J~.a 106 Butternut An Pomeroy Oh GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Ph 992 2101 l~. 1t .~r\;l !;;.~,1 County 11 Olc:Wst Flonst 352 EAST MAIIII POMEROY OHIO 45769 614/ 992 2644 (614)992 2039 or (6141992 5721 John F Fultz Mgr RACINE PLANING MILL FRANCIS FLORIST \l riJl~ FLOWER! 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PAULEY, AGENT Natoonw1de Ins Co Pome'Dg Flowe~ Shop Mam Phone UU) 7411171 M1ll rfl Pomtrov 99219SS Brawn's rre & Equipment Evangeline has meeting 992-2975 Rawlings-Coats-Blower (row's Famtly RestaurCIIt FUNERAL HOME Futullwg l<rnll/e/t.g Flltd Cilld1w Servmg Famoloes" 228 W Maon 264 S 2nd, Middleport Pomeroy 992-5432 992-5141 !-----:==""""" St , FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Ral road Mason Sunday SchoollO a m Morn tn g worship 11 am Evening serv iceS p m Pra) er mee ing and Bible Study Wed nesda y 7 p m S FOREST RUN BAPTIST R•v Nyle MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN Borden pas or Cor nelius Bunch supt Sund ay SchO ol 9 30 a m Serond and fou r h Su ndays worship servi ce a! 2 30 p m MT MORIAH BAPTIST Four h and MainS Middleport Rrv G llbt: r t Crai g lr pas or Mrs Ervin Baumgardner Sunday School Supt Sunday School9 30a m Worship Sf.>rvlee 10 45 a m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - Joseph B Hoskins C'\ angeilst Sunday BlblcStudy9a m Worship 10 a m Sun da y evPning: scrvlee 6 p m Wedn esd ay even lng servlee 7 p m PENTECOSTAL !\SSEMBLY Racine Rt 124 "ll llam Hobaek pastor Sunda) School JO a m Sunday evening service 7 p m Wedn esday even ng serv u 7 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m Mo r ning Worship 10 30a m P raye sPn lce al ern ate Sundays IN CHRIST CHURCH Loca E'd n Te;~~a s Communlly off Ct Rt 82 Rev Robe Sanders pastor J eff Hol ter la y lea der Ed Roush Su nday School Sup! Su nday School 9 30 fl m mornin g worsh p and ch ildren s e hurch 10 30 a m evt'nln ,g prf'ach in ~ S£>rvice fi rst three Sundays 7 30 p m Sp('('ia ser\ lce rour h Su nday evf' nln~ 7 30 p m Wednesday P ayrr Meeting BlbiP 5 ud y and Yo th Fe llow ship 7 30 p m SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST Located on 0 J WhiiP Road or H g hway 160 Pal Henson pa s or Sunday Sc hoo 10 '-..::---------------------------..;-~ a m Cla sses fo r all age~ Junio r Church 11 am Mor ning worship 11 am Adult MEIGS Choir p actlce 6 p m Sunday Youn{: PeoCOOPERATIVE PARISH ple s Chi dren s Chu ch and Adult Bible THE CHURCH OF JESUS GHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH S ud y Wed nPsday at 7 30 p m APOSTOLJC FAITH - NE,'w Lima Rd NORTHEAST CLUSTER LANGS\ ILLE CHRISTI/IN CHURCH HOP£ BAPTIST CHI\ PEL 570 Granl next to Fort Meigs P ark Ru land Rober! Rober E Musser pa stor Sunday School Rev Don Archer S M ddl eport Affiliated w ith Svu her n Richards pastor SPr vlces at 7 p m on 9 30 a m Paul Musser supt Morning Re v Roy Deeter Wednesdays a nd Sunda ys Bap st Conven 10n Da ld 8 van Sr Mi worship 10 30 a m Sunday evenin g ser Rev Seldon Johmmn HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP nl s er Sundav S<.:hoo 10 am Morn ing VIC'e 7 p m mid week service Wednes AI FRED - Chu rc h School 9 30 am ! worship 11 a m Ev('nlng worship 7 p m TE R of he Wesleya n Holi ness Church Worsh p 11 a m UM l F 6 30 p m UMW da" 7 p m WE'dn(>Sday E.'ven ng B ble ~ tudy a nd Rev David Ferre~l pastor Henry Eblin SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA Th d Tu£'sday 7 30 p m Comm union l pra yer m(l(>l ng 7 p m Sunday SchoOl Sup! Sunday School10 a f rs Sund ay Archer ZA.RENE Rev Glenn MoM1llan pastor m Morning Wors hip J1 a m Even! g BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIS r S Mary Janice Lavendflr Sunday School CHESTER - Worsh p 9 ;.t m Church Rt 124 and Co Rd 5 Mark 8£-pvers m nls servi ce 7 30 p m Wedn esday evening ser Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng Sc hoo lO a m 8 bleStudv Thursday 7p 1 vice7 30pm ter Sunda y School Su pt Harn Hen worship 10 30 a m Evangelistic service m UM \\ f rs Thursday 1 p m Com dricks Sunday SC'hoo\ 9 30 am Mo r ning I 6 p m Prayer and Praise Wednesday 7 p mun on fi rst Sundav ~~ ch£'rl Worship 10 30 a m Evening worship p ~TIVERSVII LE WORD OF FAITH m You h m eetln~ 7 p m JOPPA - Worship 9 30 am ChurC'h m Wednesday ~o~. orsh p 7 p m Ha v Holtf'r pastor Sunday serv\c{>S 9 30 EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN S(' hool1 0 30 a m Bib e S udy Wednesday ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH a m and 7 p m Midweek service 7 30 p 7 30 p m (JOhnson ) CHRIST Elden R Blake pastor Sunday Corner Sycamore- and Second Sis Po m Thursday School 10 a m Cary Reed Lav leader LONG BOTTOM - Churc h Schoo 9 30 mt'roy Thr Rev WI !lam Middl ~wa t Morning se rmon 11 a m Sunday night a m Wo ship 7 p m Bible Stud) \\ ed MIDDI EPOR1 PENTECOSTAL Thl d pas or Sund ay School 9 45 a m Chu -en Avl' RC' Cia k Buktr pasta Ca rl No nl"~dav 7 30 p m UMYF Wednesday serv ces Chris ian Endeavor 7 30 p m service 11 a m Song st>rvlee B p m Preaching B 30 p m 6 00 p m Commun on First Sunday ln,ttham Sundav S<: hoo S1.1p Sunda SACRED HEART CHU RCH M SII!( Archr-r Mid week pra yer mef!l ng Wednesday 7 SchOo 10 il m w th classc>s for D. 1 ag-l'S An hony Glannamore Ph 992 5898 Sa UJ pm REEDSV ILL E- Churc h Sc hoo\ 9 30 a E ('n ng f'r" ]((•s a 6 p m Wcdnrs Ia.,. B da y E\ening Mass 7 30 p m Sunday m Wo "Ship Se-n C£' 11 00 am (Dee rrt bl£' ~ u iy a 7 p m You h s<'rv lcNi F Mass 8 am and 10 a rn Co nfess ons on£' TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL d \ a t 7 lOp m HY S ELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH ha f hour beforf' r ch Mas s CCD classes CJ urcl Sc hool 9 a m Wo sh p tO a m ECCl ES IA FELLOWSHIP l'>B M II St 0 H Cart pastor Sunday School a 9 30a 11 am Sundav Bib c S utlv Tue da:-, 30 p m UMW M ddle>por 81 othe> Chuck Mc Pherson m Mor ning worship at 10 30 a m Sun VICTORY BAPTIST 525 N ' nd S Th rd Tuesda 7 30 p m Commu nion pa~ or Sun lay SC'hOO 10 a m Sun dav day even ng service at 7 30 p m Thursday Mlddlepor James E Keesee pastor Firs Sunda y A cl er e l'n ng Sf'f\ ('('~a 7 p m and WNin sda y services at 7 30 p m Sunday morn nr. worsh p 10 o m Even se IC<'s at p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald lng service 7 p m Wf'dnef.lday evt" n ng AN1 IQUlTY BAPTIST Kenneth Smith Knob located on Coun y Road 31 Rev wu ship 7 p m VIsit a o n Thursdav 6 30 p pa<; o Sund Schoo !J \0 am chu rch CENTRAL CLUSTER Lawrence Gluesencamp past or Rev n sC'r lc 10pm \OU hfE'IJ O\.\.sh p 6 30p Re ' James E Corbitt Roger Willford asst pas or P reac hing MORSE CHAPE l CHURC H David m B hf(' st udv Thursd a v 7 30 p m Rev Kand}' Burch services Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer m eeting Curfm a n pas or Sund<ly School 10 a m Rev Melvin Franklln FULl GOSPEl LIGHTHO~SE ~30 45 Wedn esday 7 30 p m Gar.., Gr fflth worship se v ce 11 am Sunday nigh Re' Clemente S ZuniKa Jr HI und Road Pom erov Tom Kc v pas leader Youth groups Sunday evening at worship se v cc 7 30 p m Mldwpek. tor Dannv Lambrr S S Sup1 Sun dav Rev Robert Mussman 6 30 p m with Roger and Violet Wilford pra ypr S£'rv1ce Wetln sday 7 p m ASBURY Syracus(' -Worship 11 am morn in~ sf'rv Cf' 1 10 a m Sund lY evt>n eaders Communion servtce first Sunday WESLEY/IN BIBLE HOLI NESS ln g sC'r ce 7 30 p m TuC'Sday and Thurs Churt h S(! hool 9 45 am C har~ f' 8 ble each mantjl CHURCHorM ddlcpu t lne 75Pear 1St Study WerlnPsday 7 30 p m UM W first da\ Sf>rvlcrs a 7 mp m WHITE S CHAPEL WESLEY AN Rev Iva n Mye s pas or RogPr Man e~ Tu da v 7 :ID p m Choir Rehearsal NF.W HAVF.N CHURCH OF THE NA CHURCH- Cool vllieRD Rev Phillip Rl Sr Sund ay School Sup! Sunda y School Wednf'sda v 6 30 p m UMW four h Su n ZARENF. Rr Gk ndon St roud p "lor ~ n pn denour pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m 9 30 am Mo n nl! Wo sh ip 10 30 am Su nd ay ~r h oo 9 :UI m Wnr~hlp C'rVlc£' dav 6 30 p m Burc h worsh p serv cc 10 30 a m Bible stud y Eveni ng Worship 7 30 p m Wedn esday HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Rog ENTERPRJSE - Wor~hlp 9 a m 10 ln a m You h sr v r>( Sund v l'i 1~ p and" orshJp service Wedn esday 7 p m f'venlng Bib e s ud v prayc and p1 alsc er Watson pa stor Crensoo Pratt Sunday m Sun lav f'Vf'n ng f'rvleC'7 OOp m Wf'd Church Sc hool 10 a m B blfl S ud y Tues RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST serv1ce 7 30 p m School Supt Morning Wo r sh ip 9 30 a m nc d.: J. \ P a vrr Mf'f' ng nd Bib£' Study day 30 p m UMW First Monday 7 30 Bill Carter past or Sunday School 9 30 a Sunday Scl'lool 10 30 a m Evening ser p m UMYF Su nd av 6 p m Choir R('o700 pm LIVING WORD CHES TER CHURCH m Morn ng Worship and Communion vice 7 30 p m hcar~al 6 30 p m WP<Inr~da) (Franklin NEASE SETTLF:MF:NTCHURC'H Sun OF GOD -Gilbert Spencer pas tor Sun 1030am MT UNION BAPTIST Donald Shue FLATWOODS Church SChool lOam I v aftrrn<Jon s vlcf'S 3 ? 30 T hur da) day School 9 30 a m Morning scrv re. RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST Amos pas tor Jo e Sayre Sunday School Supt f' f' n ng .;;('tV ('(' ll l 7 30 Wo rsh p 11 a m B b e S udy Thurs 10 OOa m Sundayevenlngservlce7 OO p Tillis pas t or Sonny Hudson supt Sunday Sunday Schoo 9 45 a m Evening wor da 7 pm UMYF Su nda y ti p m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH M son W m Mid week prayer serv ice Wedn esda y Schoo 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 30 ship 6 30 p m Prayer Meeting 6 30 p m F ank 11 V J P a o A I Murphv Su nda v Schoo 10 7 pm a m Sunday evening serv ee 7 00 p rn Wednesday FOREST RUN Wurshi p 9 a m a m Su n la v C' nin g 7 30 p m P ver MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH Wednesday service 7 p m WMPO proTUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Ch urch Schoo 10 A M Cho r p aC' icC' mc'f'l n ~-: an I Bib p s udv Wf'cln C' da) 7 30 l awrence Bush pas 01 Max Folmer S gram 9'8 m each Sunday CHRIST Davr Pren ce m inister Deryl Tu£>sdav 6 30 p m UM W firs Tu sday p m Evt ro,; one y, (orne Sup Sunday School and Morn ng WOrshi p RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA Wells Sup Church Sc hool 9 a m Wor 7 iO p m (Bu C'h ) RUTLAND FREF: \1 II L BAPTI ST Sa 9 30 a m Sund ay evPnin g service 7 p m RENE Samuel Basye pas or Sunda y ship Service 9 45 p m ){m St R1 Pau T:nlor pa ~ or Sunday HEATH IM ddlepo II- ChurdtSehool Youth mce ln g and Bible Study Wedne; School9 30 a m Worship servlce 10 30 a CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA !l 3U a m Mo r n ng Worship 10 30 a m S('hool lO a m Su ndav f' ening 7 00 p m da v 7 pm rn Young people s serv ce 6 p m RENE Rev Herb~rt Grate pa!l tor Youth Group 4 p n Wedm sdav Chu rc h W 'linC'sdav VC'nln g p a v r mee in,e 7 00 Evangelistic service 6 30 p m Wednesda y UNITED FAITH CHURCH Rl 7 on Po Frank Riffle ~ u p Sunday School 9 JO a Cho r rh ea sa 7 pm Thursdav pm ser v let> 7 p m meroy By Pa ss Rev David Wiseman S m Worship sC'rv ee 11 a m and 7 p m Prayer Serv C'e 6 30 p m Bib l' Stu dy 7 SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT pastor Melv in Dra ke S S Supt Sunday MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Mil er Sunday Wednesd ay 7 p m Prayer meet pm Zun~a) CHUHC H S I r R lg Duanr> Sydc>n School9 30 a m Morning Wor shi p 10 30 Sf Mason W Va Sunday Bible Study 10 lng M1NERSVILLE -Worship Servh.:e 10 ~ r ck<'r pasl o Su nd<l\ Scho I 9 am EYenlng Wo rship 7 30 p m Wedn esday a m Worship 11 a m and 7 p m Wednes LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST da y Bible Study vocal mu sic 7 p m am ChurC' h S<.hoo 11 am UMW h rd \.'vo rshlp Sf' v ('P 10 a m Su 1 la:y ven n,g Prayer Serv ce 7 30 p m CHURCH Dav id Bell pastor Robert E \r\ !'d nesda v l p m Chol p ac ice Mon ~0 r C'C' 00 p m W('{]npsday nig h B bl e LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dud Bartoo Direct or of Christian Educa11on da 7 30 p m Burch) • udv 7 00 p m din g Lane Masoo W Va J N Thacker Steve Eblin as sis tan Sundav School9 30 PEARl CHAP E L - Wonh p Scrv ce past or Even ing serviec 7 30 p m Wo a m Mo1 ning wor ship 10 30 a m Teens 9 30 am Chu ch Schoo 10 b a m men s Mln ls h"Y Thursday 9 30 a m InAction 6p m Evening Worship 7 OOp UMW Seco nd Tu<'sda y 7 30 p m Muss Wednesday Pra yer a nd Bible Study 7 15 m Wednesday evening prayer a nd B ble man pm st ud y 7 OOp m Choir practice Thu rsday POMEROY - Chu ch SC' hQOI 9 15 a m 7pm \\ o r~;h p JO 30 am Choir rehearsa l DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST V. f'dnC'Sd av 30 p m UMW second HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN Charles Russell Sr minister Rick Ma Tu£>.;;rlav 30 p m UMYF'S unday: 6p m CHR ISTIAN Ul\ ION Harford W \ a The recenl havoc with the stock exchange remind ed me of co mber sup! Su nd ay Sc hool 9 30 a m Corh RPv Da v d Me Man ~ ~s1or Chu C'h Worship service 10 30 a m Bible s udy ladder climbing Yes ladder climbing ROCK SPRINGS- Church Sc hool !! 15 Sc hoo q 10 a m Sund av mormng !otC' Tuesda y 7 30 p m m Worsh p 10 a m B bit> S udy Wed There is somewhat of an art to ladder balancing lc£' 11 a m sunda\ l'vcn ng: sf'r lcfl REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS nr>sdav 7 30 p m UMYF' tSenl ors ) Sun 30p m \\ cdn('S Ia p tyerm('('ti nR 7 30 mfortunalely we usually don t learn the fund am entals until CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Pori da) 5 p m Jun ors C\ rrv oth('r Sun pm land RaC'Ine Road W lllam Roush pas or da v 6 p m Fra nk In we ve taken a spill and lhat can be too late F'AJA\ JEW ATRI F. CHUR\H U mt Linda Evans churC'h sc hool di rector RUTt AND - Church Schoo 10 am W Va Rl 1 lamt-s l.Rw pastm Wor I recall an mcldent a few years back when I decoded to paint Church sc ho ol 9 30 a m Morningworshlp \\ orsh p 11 a m UMW Firs Monday s hip SN '\ C'f'S 9 :\0 am Sund v School11 trim along the roof of the house I realized I had not been on a the 10 30 a m Wednesday even ing prayer 7 30 p m a m F.vl'nlng y, 01 sh p 7 Jl) p m Tut.>sda y servi ces 7 30 p m SALEM CENTER Ch urc h Schqo 9 15 ladder in some time and I wa s therefore a! the outset eot ag£' p UY.£ mct lin.C and Bibi{ :-; ud v BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl 3 m Wo sh p Ill 15 p m Mussman fl 30 a m Wot ~h lp s cc WCldneida} circumspect Shuler pas or WorshlpserviC'e 9 30a m SNOWVILLE - Worship 9 00 am Wpm School 10 30 a m Bible Study and Sunday TJlen as I became more adjusted to the height I began to c hutch SC'h0ol9 45 am IMussman OUR SAVIOUR I CTHERAN CHURCH prayPr service Thu rsday 7 30 p m Walnu nd H£'n v S s RaHns'Aood W regard the ladder placement less seriously Toward late CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION Va fhc Hc GNr2e C we rick paslor afternoon following a confident climb to the very top the ladder AL CHURCH Kingsbury Road Rev Sunda SChool9 :lOa m Sunday worship Clyde W Hender son pastor Sunda y went one way and I the other Fortunately the ladder landed on llam Scbool9 30 a m Ralph Carl Supt Even SOUTHERN CLUSTER CAl VARY BIBI E CHURCH locat ed on the concrete patio and I on (and through) some tall shrubbery in g "'or sh ip 7 00 p m Prayer m eeting Rev Roger Grace Pome oy Pike Cou nt v Road 2 nf'ar Fat Wednesday 7 00 p m We live much of our lives like thai don twe- cautious at first Rev Paul McGuire "oods Rev B ackwood pas or St:!r\ cPS LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Vernon and then taking a few chances Rev Kel&h Rader o n Sunda) a.t10 10 a m and 7 30 p m ~o~.tth, Eldridge pas or Wallace Damewood S APP I E GROVE - Chu rc h School 9 30 SundaySr- hool9 30a m Blbl eSudy Wed The Ironic part is the chances we take don jt seem lik e S Supl SundaySchool9 30a m Worship a m W01 ship to 00 a m f rst and th rd n esday ~ p m Service 10 30 a m chances at ail There Is some type of false logic that tells us if we Sundays ) Bib f' study ever y Sund ay 6 p FAI1 H FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR m UMW Second Tuesday 7 00 p m CHRIST S Rt :ns Ant qul!y Rev didn t fall the for st lime we must be doing everythin g all right Prayet meeting Wednesda y 6 p m Stevt Frankl n D ckrns pastor Sund ay morn RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Then as we repeat the error and get away wot h tt we reaffirm Grace [)(>aver Pas or Mik e Swige r Sunday lng 10 a m Sund a) evening 7 30 p m School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m our thinking BETHANY - Wm ship 9 a rn Church Thursdu} f ven ng 30 p m Morning worship 10 40 a m Sunday Sc hoo 10 a m Bibl E> Study Wednesday STIVERSVII LF: COMMUNITY BAP Sadly we often confuse skills with luck 10 am Do rcas Wome n s Fellowship evening worship 7 30 p m Wedn esday TIST CHURCH Pas 01 Robert 8'-ers" In our workaday worlds many of our tasks are undertaken eve n ng Bib e study 30 p m Wednesday 11 a m McGulrP) Sunda Srhool1 am Worshtpservl('('lJ BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH CARMEL. - Ch urch Sc hool 9 30 a m t m Su nda y f'\I C' n ng service 30 p m more out of routine than skill And more Intimal ely doesn tthe Burlingham Ray LaudmnUt pastor. RoWorship 10 45 a m second and F ount.h Wednesday f' Pn ng serv ce 7 ll p m same thing hold true in r egard to our daily associations with bert Cozan assistant pastor Sunday Schod Sundays F e ll owshi p dinner with Suntll other peopl e and even our God? 10 a m wprshlp 7 p m Wednetiday 6 p m thi rd Thursday 6 30 p m (McGuire) youth meeting; Wed 7 p m church servlcei EAST LETART- Church SC'hool !:1 a m CHURCH OF IESUS CHRIST APOS And how about us as a nation How rea lly concerned do we get PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH ~ Worsh.lp 10 am second and (our1 h Sun TOLJC - VanZandl a nd Wa d Rd Elder about any Issue until it begins unraveling at t he seams? Total m leoffRt 325 Rev BenJ Wa tts pastor Jays UMW rlrst Tuesday 7 lJ p m JamE'S M ller pas or Sun day School Ro bert Searles S S Supt Sunday Schoo jGraceJ resolve rarely <Shows itself until the ladder falls 10 30 D. m Worsh p Sr: r ce Sunda y 7 30 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am p m B biC' S ud y Wt'dnC"Sday 7 30 p m A ladder resling only on the folly of unexamined past Sund ay eve ning service 7 30 p m Wed Chu eh School 10 a m Grace) CALVARY PILGRlM CHAP EL Harrt invariably fall s Those of us who pick ourselves up experiences nesday service 7 30 p m MORNING STAR-Worship 9 45a m sonvlll e Road Rev Dt'wey King pastor SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill Ll tlle Church SchOOl 10 30 am Bible STudy Clln on Fa ulk Sunda y School Sup !=; un with just a few cuts and bruises ar e allowed a moment for pastor Steve Little S S Supt Sunda y Thursda y 7 30 p m (Rader) d y School9 30 a m mor n ng worsh p 1] evaluation School 10 a m Morning worslp 11 a m RACINE WESLEYAN- Church ScOOOI am Sund ay evenin g service 7 3D p m Sunda y evening worship 7 30 p m Prayer We begin to realize we have beco me routine In our ilvlng A 10 a m Worship 11 a m UMW four1h Mon Prayer Mej!'tlng Wednesday 7 30 p m meeting and Bible study Wednesday 7 30 day at 7 30 p m Men s Prayer Breakfast tumbl e like a good slap In the face may often bnng us to our SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF COD p m Youth meeting Wedn esda y at 7 p m Wedm.'Sday 7 am ICrace) non Pentecostal Worship servk'P Sunday senses -Father Lee Miller Grace Episcopal Church REJOIC!NG LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH SUTI'ON - Chu rc h School 9 30 a m 10 a m Sund ay School 11 a m Evening - .383 N 2nd Ave Middleport Sunday Pomeroy Morn ng Wo rshlp JO 45a m tirstandth.lrd worship ser.fce 7 00 p m Wednesday School 10 am Su nda y evening 7 00 p m Sundays Fell owship dinner with Carme pr~ ye r m('e lng 7 00 p m Wild week ser\ Ice WM 7 p m h rd Thursd ay 6 3Q p.,m ~McGuir e') l :m Sermonette I "' Friendly Circle conducts meeting .. The Evangeline Mo sslonar y Group of the Pomeroy Church of Christ met at the church recently for a luncheon ho sted by Eileen Bowers and Brenda Venoy M ary Lash gave grace Pat Thoma presided at the meetong wlth Charldine Alkire giving the opening prayer Roll call was on Thanksglvong Re ports were given by Pauline Kennedy secretary Janet Ve noy treasurer Mrs Venoy flower fund and Mrs Bowers mother daughter program Cards were sent to Gertrude Andrews Gertrude Bass Jerry Carpenter Jestle Molden Helen Miller Gladys Parfitt and George and Debbie Pickens Devotions were by Pat Thoma who read from the Chrisian Standard on Restoration Recap turing New Tes tament Mono s tries for Men and 1\ omen The Christmas meetong woll be held at the home of Betty Spencer on Dec 15 with members to gove to Operation Evangelize in lieu of a gift exc hange Mrs Bowers will have devotions Others attending were Eva Dessauer Thelma Sines and Betty Spencer Thankful ness was the pro gram topic presented by Marie Hauck and Jessie Iliff at the November meetmg ot Friend ly Circle at Trimly Church Scnpture poems and reading emphasized the grate ful heart Mrs Iliff gave each member an envelope t o seal her list of things for whoch she would be thankful dunng the comin g year The envelope is to be opened and read at 1 hankgiving 1988 Mrs H auck had the clos ing prayer Holiday plans were completed dunng the busi ness meeting Peggy Harros woll remember the Litchfield birthday are observed ing gofts were Debbie and Moke Litchfield James Cmdy and Jason Litchfield Fannie Aishtre Jane Travis Les and Alisha Henry Connie Angie and Scort Burros and Bonnie Chris Bri an and Allison Thomas Sendmg gofts were Eva and M argte Huffman LJnda and Wayne Whole and Thelma and Jim Miller Fernwood club meets A program on baskets was presented by Kathryn Johnson at the recent meeting of the Fern wood Garden Club held at her home Mr s John son displayed baskets from her extensove co l lectlon Including one she had made The county holiday flower show held over the weekend was noted woth Evelyn Thoma Ka thryn Johnson Manorle Purtell and Ida Murphy wlnnmg ribbons Suzanne Warner presided at the meeting wolh Helen Eblin givmg devotions on Thanksgov Ing She read How to Go Back to Plymouth for Thanksgovmg an A Prayer for November For roll call members dosplayed baskets whoch they had brought from home Next meetmg was set for Dec 15 at which time the group woll view area Christmas decora lions The Lord s Prayer in unoson closed the meeting A cake baked and decorated by Kathryn and Tammy Johnson was presenled to Mrs Thoma on observance of her 50th wedd lng anmversary She "as also pres ented a decorated grapevrne wreath by the club Peggy Murphy and Tamm y Johnson were guests Others m embers at the meetong were Mar] one Pur tell Thelma Giles Ida Murphy and Wolovenee Batley _ -CJo;, ~-· f-~oM- Ill-...··--·.... ......... .-- uchonse• :."::"c~71' -~­ 1<1 _....,... · ·",,. .,._ Pubhc Notoce C!)URT OF COMMON PLEAS PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ESTATE OF LeGRAND GRIBBLE aka L G GRIBBLE OUTSTANDING - Delores Powell who works as a medical records clerk for Woodland Center has been selected as the state s outstanding Green Thumb Enrollee for October from among 635 workers across the state Here to present the award to Mrs Powell Thursday was George R Sprague Ohio Umt director of Green Thumb Inc agency Mt s Powell receo ved her ti aon mg In med 1cal records by com plehng a two year correspon co u rse through I asa Jle U n vers1t y Gree n Thumb In c h t r es peo de nee p ie 55 and over ""ho have a low 1ncome for 20 hour s a week a t mm mum wage 1 h e goal IS to th use e po ogram as a Stepp ng s tone for e mployment w to the pnva te sec to t . - - - - - - - - - - -- - - --1 Connolly Roberla Caldwe l l He athe r H II Ray Proffitt Ra chel Rose Barboe Roush Eighth Grade Jeff Allen Ja}on Arno t Joshua Codner Amber Cumo n gs Carlton Doummer Sarah Duhl KeHoe Ervin Mtcheile Fnend 1odd Harnson Jody Hayes \ndyHoll Marcy Hill Velessa Hunnell Da v d lhle Trevor Petrel Chns Thomas Jenny Varney Moke Brenda Hun! Chad Wose 53 JAC~SO N P KE RT 35 WEST Phone 446 4524 &SUNDAY MAT NEES ALL SE AT S 12 50 BARGA N NIGHt TUESDAY ll 99 S ~ I U RDAY LNOVEMBER 20 thru ~ -FRIDAY t hru THURSDAY Our large Gourmet f•sh Tad Served On A Split Top Bun Wth our Dth< ous Homemade Tartar Soutt Also Served Wth Hoi Golden Onton Rings and Your Chot(t of Homemade Cole Slow Mo,aront Salad or Potato Safad,or Baked leons SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22ND TURKEY, DRESSING & ALL THE TRIMMINGS ........ $4.39 an" cor.., Dronk May Be Subsmuo.d. CHILD S SIZE DINNER :::::·::·.-·~::·~:·::· .. ··················'······,··········.. ······,... 13 39 DELUXE TURKEY SANDWICH ALONE i 12 19 TURKEY SANDWICH TOPPED w/MASHED POTATOES & GRAVY 13 09 SUNDAYS ONlY - h~ s...day "'!"Y 011r w..t.-lwlllress !able serme wolh yc11r 111111Is Sorted Cll chono plates and drink your coffee or loa from china cups. NEW HOURS 10 7 30 7 DAYS A WEEK :::;: il\rrbauglf'li .of (!ll1tlatrr RESTAURANT 985-3832 SENIOR CITIZENS 1O% • CHESTER vs PLAINTIFF El zabeth Shepherd whose last known address was 6005 Boemg Place Los An geles Cahforma 90045 et - ~­ "• -c:- .. c-JO.I tn Po- =·--. ~· H-"•00 ~ l:rf ...... last known address or res• dence was 6005 Boe.ng Place Los Angeles Califom1a 90045 otherw se unknown and the unknown h91rs at law next of k n legatees devisees d stnbutees executors ad m1ntstrators and ass gns 1f any of 1 Elizabeth Shepherd de ceased and 2 Ursula Gt~bble aka Ur sula H Gnbble deceased and 3 Verley Hauck aka Verhe Hauck dec eassed and 4 Ehzabeth Hauck de ceased are hereby not fiBd that on September 29 1987 that leonard Jewell Admlntstra tor of the W•ll annexed of the estate of Legrand Gr~bble aka l G Gnbble deceased has f led a Complamt 1n Common Pleas Court Pro bate DIVISIOn Metgs Coun ty OhiO for the dotermma t on of the persons ent tied to decedents {Legrand Grib ...... ~-- ·- = IMHII\11-LE~G l~HILIS 1X, 1""""'"" '"'" lieedj< lliiSI '""' ~ ® of you soar tl[\\ r.----=: :::-... •.:::~.! Pubhc Notoce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On November 13 1987 on the Ma1911 County Probate Court. Caso No 25686 Pau hne Rose 32234 Bashan Road Raane. Ohio 45771 was appointed Admin11tratn:x of the est.te of Wamtn H Rose deceased late of 32234 Bashan Road Raane. Oh10 45n1 Robart E Buck Probate Judge Lena K Nesselroad Clerk 1111 20 27 1121 4 3tc Pubhc Notoce COUNTY MEIGS PUBLIC NOT!C~ The follow ng were recervod / prepared by The Ohto Env1 ronmental Protectton Agency IOEPA) last week Eflectovo dates of final act10ns and IS suance dates of proposed ac t1ons are stated Ftnal act1ons mav be appealed in writing wrth1n 30 days of the date of th1s not1ce to The Env•ronmental Board of Rav1ew Rm 300 236 E Town St Col umbus. OH 43215 Notoce of any appeal shall be filed with the d1roctor wtthln 3 days Proposed acttons w111 become final unless a wr1t 4116 h ~-a."'··-·­ u al OEFENOANTS Elizabeth Shepherd whose ·- t - Pubhc Notoce --·- IRooi•N••· ..- - ••- p : li:.t::.T.... --~ 1111- c .,. ten adJUdiCation hearing re quest •s submttted w1th1n 30 days of the ISsuance date or the dtrector rev1ses / w1th draws the proposed act•on Any person may submrt comments and / or request a meettng regarding any non f•nal action w1thm 30 days of the date tnd1cated Ac t1on as used above does not tn clu de raca1pt of a ver~ f•ad complamt If 11gn1ficant publtc Interest ex •ts. a public meet1ng may be held As to any acttQn mdud1ng recetpt of venfied complamts, any person may obtain nota of further act tans and addihonal 1nfonnatton Unlesa other WISe provtded m nottees of partiCular acttons all commu mcat1ons shall ba sent to Hearong Clerk. OEPA P 0 Box 1049 Columbus OH 43266 0149 PH {614)4B1 2115 Consuk ORC Chap 3746 and OAC Chaps 3745 47 and 3746 5 for requwements ftnll issuance of permit to tnstall Soh•o 011 Co St Rts 7 & 681 Tuppors Plo•n Oh Ef fect.,e Date 11 / 12/ 87 Facol ity Oeser pt1on A1r Apphctton No 06 2013 ::e:Real Estate General POMEROY,O 992 2259 NEW LISTING- POMEROY VILLAGE - Frame house w1th upper & lower one betl room apts Good rental n vestment $300 per month mcome potent al ASKING $1490000 EASTERN DISTRICT ON RT 7 - 18Yi acre mom farm w1t h older 4 bedroom home Large rooms barn storage shed & ch1ck en hou se ASK lNG $40 000 00 SELLERS RIOGE ROAD Deer hu nters paradise on app1a. 150 acres ol vacant land Electnc ava Iable dnlled well ooyalty ncome & free gas WII spl t acreage. Ask for onformat on Th11 fmal act1on not prec eded by proposed act ton and Is appealable to EBR Ga sohne d1Spensmg fac•l•ty LANGSVILLE AREA- 75 acre far m ban satell~e dos~ fenc ng & a n ce 4 bedroom heme w/country k~chen. owner may help fonance. MAKE OFFER $48 90000 4116 M sses S zes S LETART TOWNSHIP- DEER COUNTRY - 29 acres ot mostly wood land bu ldmg s~es lor home or hu nt ng cab n Most mnerals MAKE OFFER $14 000 00 1111201cc (26- 28) M {30 32) L !34 38) XL (38-40) n eluded AU three sk rts ha\le an east c wast Great \Ia ue CALIFORNIA CONTEMPO RARY- 3 4 bedroom home located on 5 acres n the country 2 baths wood bu rner !lOOkup elec B 8 Heat $39 900 00 ble aka L G Gr bble) prop erty by the laws of Intestate ~UCCBSSIOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH FISH TAIL FILLET SANDWICH PLAnER ............ $2.79 Turkey. Homemade tht Way You ltkt It with DtlteiOUI Homemade Dress ng. Served wtth Mashtd Patataes & Homtrnade Gravy or Sweet PotolotS •n Our Deh(IOUI Or Souct. Hot Butttred Cranberry Sauu AHot Buttend loll or Homemade BISCUit Teo, Coflee Regular or D"offe~nated (Maxwell House or Sanh Decaf I Small Soft Deceased Case Number 15631 Docket B Page 261 leonard Jewell Adm n1stra tor w1th the Will Annexed of the Estate of Legrand Gnb ble aka L G Gr1bble de ceased ~- ___ ... _ --·- .... f ed p•gtH cover 1he JoiiDwln~ feJ ephone This Week's Specials ROUTE 7 , ~- ~­ WANT ADS GET ------··--· ----·-·--- .....--__ --I--- '--~-­ ...•••••• _••••. • • • son Some T hough ts by Bill Dyer Uses of the Letter X by Larry Montgomery On T hank sgivmg by Ben R tfe • Po mts to Ponder About Thanks govmg by Ben Role I Have; No t teed by Ruby Lamber-t • There were JOkes by Rock Ma ' comber a gam e on parts of the' body and a time for nddles I·H-.... __ . .,.... ........... • ........ ... ... . . . . ............... . . . Honor roll announced The second sox weeks gradong period honor roll at the Southern Junoor Ho gh School has been announced Makmg a gra de of B or above on all their subJect s to be named to the roll were Seventh Grade Nick Adams Bethany Bass Ntcole Beegle Michael Evans Todd Grace H eather McPhaol Kenny Rizer Darrell Sayre Michelle Stobart Kyle Wtckhne Shawn Wolfe Juhe Hill Davod Deem Valene hall The Thanksgtving supper was an nounced for Saturday mght at 6 30 at the Salem Ce nter fire station All grange members and friends are i n vo ted to attend Meat wil l be provoded by the gra nge and members are to ta ke a cove r ed dosh The annu al Christmas party was set for Dec 19 6 30 p m al the Salem Center Fire Station A $3 goft excha nge woil be held and Santa will mak e an appearance The literary prog r am pres ented by R uby Lambert lee turer was on a Thanksglvong theme and Included Our Fore fathers by Chn stine Nap1er Be Thankful by Vorgmoa Car ••oooDII Local Green Thumb worker honored Delores Powell a Meogs County worker ha s been named the Oclober Outstandrng Green Thumb Enrollee rn th e State of Ohio Announcement of her selec tiO n was made Thursday at a meeting of the Green Thumb workers at Cotozens Ce nt er the Senooo George R Sprague Ohio Unot Dorector of Green Thumb Inc Ottawa was here to present I he award to Mrs Powell Al so here for the meeti ng was Penny Wol ve rlon Blake area Londa Montgomery was pres ented the Outstanding Informa tion Awa rd certificate at the the recen t meetong of Star Grange held at the hall ThJ" award ts presented to mformation cha irmen in recognl !ton of k eeping the public on formed abo~ the Grange s activ lites over the pa st year Ruby Lambert was also recog mzed woth a certofocate for the yearbook whoch m cludes copoes of news articles p rogram s pho tos and other chppongs about the grange yea r A report was goven on the Grange offocers conference held Nov 9 at Rock Sprmgs Grange RATES supervi sor Mrs Powell works m Gallipolis ar the V.oodland Ce nier as a medocal records clerk for both the Meigs and Ga lloa Cou nt} facolltle~ She also fills on as a reception 1st in t he Meigs County office Her dulles mclude typmg fling complet on g req uests for tnformation aud otmg a nswer mg th e phone and makmg ap pomtm ents Her assistance has been rndtspcnsaable at the A schedule for visitatoon tr1 Americare and the El<tended Care Unot of Vetera ns Memoriat Hasp tal was arranged w oth the' help of Carrie Kennedy It was noted that severa~ members wtll assost w1th thtt recepuon at the open house at Frances Florists on Nov 29 ' A Thanksglvmg theme wasearned outfor the dessert course ser ved by Evelyn Gilmore to the 13 members attendmg Mrs Gilmore gave each member a f loral cale ndar for the new year , Dorothy Woodard was a contri buting hostess Star Grange presents awards SONYA TONYA LITCHFIELD Sonya amj Tanya Litchfield twin daugh ters of Debboe and Mike Litchfield of Syracuse celebrated their seventh borth days with a party at M cDo nald s In Henderson W Va After a meal and entertaon ment oce cream and twon ca);<es decorate d with McDonald char acters were enJoyed by the children Attendmg and prese nt servocemen and Mae Mora the out of town member Remem brances for elder Y and shutln members were wrapped by Pau lone Mayer and members vol un tered to deliver them dunng the fi.ohday season The Chnstmas sock money was turned in and the program and hostess ca lendar for the coming year co mpleted Reports on the sock were made and Allee Globoka r president than ked the corcle for remembrances durong her Illness A contri butiOn formissoonaries was made to the Church Counc1l Each of the defendants named here1n m a y have some cla1m or mterest n the estate of Legrand Gnbble aka L G Gr bble de ceased You are requ~red to f1le an answer on or be fo re twenty e•gtlt (28) days after the last pubhcatton of the Legal No tceonNovember20 1987 The date of the hoarmg on th1s complaint 15 scheduled for Dece mber 2 1 1987 at 11 00 AM at th e Probate Court Meigs County Po morov Oh o If you fa 1 to appear and defend yourself JUdgment by default w II be taken aga nst you for the rei 1ef demanded m the com plamt Persons kno'NJng anv reason why the complaint should not be granted should appear and tnform the Court The Court b at Me1gs County located Courthouse Pomeroy Ohio Robert E Buck JC,dge o f the Probate Court Me1gs Countv Oh10 SILVER kiDGE - SR 7 Appoox 19 80 acres all m nerals and royalties from ex st ng well 2 spr ngs for devel opment WANT $12 000 00 NEW liSTING- Cute little two story home w/a v ew of the beautolul OhiO Rver 3 bedrooms PRICED TO SEll AT $1990000 7326 Kn t a pretty top or worsted wtt ghl yarn WorkS up very qu cldy 0 rect ons for Misses S zes 10-16 ncluded 7373 Crochet th1s acy s eeved card gan us ng sport ya n So easy to make and to wear 0 rectlons tor S zea 12 18 nc uded {101 16 23 30 {1116 13 20 6tc FREE OFFER 3 C<a" BooKs (va ue 8 85) wMn you o der 1 of the $2 95 books I s ed be ow 119 Ar1 of Flower Crochet 127- Afghans and Doll es 121 P now Show Offs 129 Ou ck Easy l ransle s AiJd $1 05 o postage hand ng ~ 2511Jf ef'ch pallern Add 75c each patlern tor postage and handling Send to Palla ns Dep t 6315 Bo11 4000 GET SOME BREAD WITH AWANT AD 992-2156 Noes M 1 49120-4000 ST RT 33 - Abou t lour m es to Co Rd 14 25 acres ol vacant ground Appro! B acres pasture Good buold ng ste WANT $11000 00 NEW liSTING - Secluded n the country Approx 76 acres & a 24 x24 cabm Owner want s sale at $29 900 00 HENR1 t ClElANO IAN TRU I!Ill ~ 992 61 1H .4. 2bob DOTllt TURNtR qq1 Sbn !!ICY RFfll ...., ....•... H. lO 10 Off C! 992 2219 �Page- S- The Sentinel Friday,_November 20, 1987 •' Friday, November 20, 1987 Ohoo 32 Mobile Homes for Sale WANT ADS ARE JUMPING WITH BA"RGAINS 992-2156 Pubhc Notoce Public Notoce PUBUC NOTICE The annual report Form 990PF for December 31 1986. for the K•bble Found.: tiOO. IIMnord V Fullz. TIUst&e. • avaiteble for public •nspec t10n It Barnard V Fultz Law Office 111 1!2 w Second / St._ Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 dunng regular bua11 ,_ 8 hours fO< o Perlod of 180 days .,bMquent to publlcatton of thaa nottce (11) 18. 19. 20. 22. 23 24 25. 7tc 2 In Memoroam NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Bruce J Reed and R1ta J Reed, huaband and wife and Petittoners have flied a Pet• bon to Annex appro)t1matetv 346 acree within the V1llage of Pomeroy Satd PI operty 11 now shuated 1n Ma~ga/ Sut ton Town ship and 11 wnh•n the Me•gs local School Ota- 107 LOCUST ST. POAIROY-985-3561 tton to Annex with the Metgs County Board of Comm1s~ s10ners and the Meegs County KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE scheduled a public heanng on the Petttton 10 Annex for the 30th doy of Oecembe<. 1987 commanctng at 1 00 p m at the Commtslioners Offtce lo· cated 1n the Me•u• County Courthouse, Pomeroy. Oh10 All Interested part1es are welcome to attend FREE LANC& VIDEO Cherry $3500 RKord Those SpKial Occasions on VHS Tape Per Pockup Load Delivered •Hohdav Panlaa •Weddings •School & Churctt Programs •Sporting Ewnta BILL SLACK •Annrvera~r•• 614-992-2269 •Record Valuables Documents •Transfer Photo Album s to VHS Tape •Transfer 8mm and Super 8 Movies to V1deo Tapa •Craata Tramtng Films for Student• and Employees 10 19 17 ELIM HOME Happy Ads loom & Board For Senior Citizens and Handicapped GoodRotes TLC 25 Yrs Exp coma to ton Fill tho heon wrth happt- ' The years may change a lot For you mean everythmg to And will our whole lrves through ...., .,..., "" •• •m ................? Ht~~y m• BlrtUty, Buehy Buurl Itt h11 You, 11 - OR CALL 992-2104, EXT. 213 PLUMBING & HEATING Now location 168 North Second M•dlloporl. Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE IUSINESS PIHlNE (6141 992 6550 RESIDENCE PHON£ Addons and remodeling Roofing and gutter work Concrete work Piumbmg and etectncat work (Free Estimates) 992-6215 or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohoo 4 15 86 It D&C ELECTRIC MARCUM CONTRACTING · CHESTER OHIO I Ron Diles or 1 Garv Cummms 992 6226 •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS BATHS •ROOFING REMOOELING & REPAIRS SEPTIC SYSTEMS & BACK HOE WORK Phon• Day er hHin11 OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT 98S-4UI GIND&I CDIITUaOIS References Experience necessary to work in clinic. Excellent ' salary and fringe IJenefits. 11 3 tfn Send resume to lax 113 c/o Gallipolis Daily Tribune, 82S 3rd Ave., Gallipolis, Oh. 45631. FACTORY CHOKES v.w. PARTS NEW AND USED WIDE SELECTION ALL MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742-2315 WE'RE STILL ALIVE! s- F.. ,_, Guaronlood lht 11 FOR FUllER BRUSH PRODUCTS OR TO If A RfPifSENIATIV£ CAll S~SAN COLEMAN or SHIRlEY COLEMAN 742-2125 ••Jr '• A G"ao Fund Rauer' 10128/ 1 mo HILLSIDE MUZZLELOADING GUN SHOP •SLUGS •AMMO •GUNS •MUZZLELOAOING SUPPLIES Happy Hollow Rd RUTLAND 614·7n.uss 11 6·1 mo Sell, Buy, Rent - Find and Give Notice, Too! Your feast of bargains will be falling right in - iust call our classified department staffers if you need help. I ---------------------------------------, ALL ADS MUST BE IN ADVANCE PAl~ • •3 DAYS •3 LINES (1S Words I • 3 NEWSPAPERS (Go Ilia, Meigs & Mason I 1. 6. 2. .78 ... 3. 9. 4. 10. $300 Only 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. GOOD FOR ADS PURCHASED THROUGH NOV . 30. 19B7 ---------- SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO 614-1162-3821 Aulhomod John Doere, New Holland, Bush Hag farm Equopment Dealer Ftrlll Eqalp111e•t Puts & Serwlee --------------~-------- -----J A kmd cf dating III'Y1C8 For mformat1on write Kupid • Nett P 0 Bo11 619, Ironton OH 46638 No hunting or trespa11lng on Eula Haggv Odegard propan:v Vtolttora will be proHcuted No Hunting on G11t Ridge on propertl• of C R Gtlt, Mitchell Cull--. George Gtlt wtthout wntten plll'mlstton Violator• will be prosecuted Goveaway Rl. 124. Pomtroy Ohoo IIWIY Call614 446 7100 6·1J.tfc TRAPPING SUPPLIES NITE·LIGHTS WHEATE LIGHTS Buying Roots. Beef Hides and Deer Hides GEORGE BUCKLEY 614·664·4761 HOURS Mon.-Set. 2 to 9 P M Sunday 5 to 9 P.M 1().15 mo EAGLE RIDGE SMALl ENGINE CENTER Rt 7 end Beahan Yard Man mowers. Echo tnmouers saws blowers - Snowoff blowers OreIOn saw parts Wonlef Specoals push mow· ers pocked up and tuned and returned •20 00 Parts 6 Service on all Makes PH 949-2969 11 / 2/ 171 mo OPEN FOR BUSINESS JERRY'S CUSTOM SLAUGHTER Wllm Hill RD. RUTLAND, OHIO 747-2035 11-3-1 mo Pd 7mos oldmetedog Gr Shep & Blue heeler Black & tan color Cell 614 246 9678 Refr1g waah• & 2 elac atove• All need fiJ)IIr Murt bike all Call 614· oi48-0770 anytime. We can repaor and re-. core radoators and heater cores We can also acod boo I and rod out radoators We also repaor Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Moddleport. Ohoo GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Basham Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Howard L Writ111l ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleanong Paontong FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-2168 4-22·11-lln DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! I 2 Gauge Shotguns Only 10· 7-lfn 10 8 tfc Faclory Choke •viNYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELl SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Esttmates" 949·2860 or 949-2801 No Sunday Calls BERRY BASKET Country Gifts and Decor SIX1H ST., STUCUSE. OH. SALE Eron Shieh Supphu 50"1o Off Basket Supplies 20"/o Off .,Doscount on Selected Items HOURS Tueo · Sot 10 am to 6 pm .14-992-5012 10127/ 1 mo Farms for Sale 110acrefarm, 1 m1lebackNew Haven W Va phone 304 882 18 Wanted to Do 2161 Sept1c tank pumpmg te11dent1al & commer1e11 t80 per load Ron EvansEnterprtses Jackson Oh1o Call 614 288 6930 34 W1ll c•efor your child while you Chnstmu shop, attend holld-v d1nners or part•• or duflng Chrlnmaa veeetio, Convenient locadon experienced mother Call 814 448 0065 after 5 00 Commerc1.! butld1ngs for lease Downtown Pt Pleuant StorM otfu:e~ A One Reel Ettate Business Buoldings Carol Yeager. Broker Call 304- 876·6104 749 Third Ave Presently The Gifl Shop 1600 sq fl Commar Ctal or warehou• Parkmg on tide Adttcent to Third & PmeSt C•ll 614·446 2362 for appomtment Carp.,ter work. t6 a hr or by the JOb Pan .. hng pamt~ng dryWIII remodeUng Call 814 448 8377 Oo vou want yO\.Ir home cl.an for the up com1ng Hohdlrt' Se•ona andJuatdon thavetlmetogetto n:? Call 614 446 3210 Have 35 Lots & Acreage reference~ 2 Bulld1ng tots 1 1JJ acres each wh:h county water Jerry• Run Ad Apple Grove W Va Call House Cleanmg Pomt Ple11ant lnd surroundmg areal 304 896 3036 puppi-. hel1 Pek1ngese helf Corgay Call 614 446 type 304 678 2383 Rcnlals Financial 2045 con 814 6 388 8470 Lo111 and Found Opportunoty FOUND Mad liZ& Cottle-Male Brown Ia wh1te- weanng brawn colt It On Roush lane-Ch•hlre Call 304·675 7423 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommend• thlrt you do busmeat wtth people you know and NOT to send mon.,. through the ma1l until ';'OU hawe lnve111gllted the oHering LOST Black & white Toy Poocla Vldnity of Sun Vaii~Jt Or Anlwetl to 'Peanul' W••· ing red coller with bell Reward Call814 446· 2079 LaSalle Gallav Mtdcleport Ep tabhshed Turn Key Operation For appo•ntment call 614·992· 7521 Flnanctang •vailable Le•e or bu';' bulld1ng Lar9e bl.ck l.lb with white sprn on ch•t w••mg yellow collar 304 675 3999 or 676 6037 8 41 ~..,:---=-.,.-----"•hot• 2 1 Business 2 yr old AKC Reg Shephard Good w1th kldl Has had Pubhc Sale & Auction Rtck Pearaon Auctl«lneer II cena«t tn Ohto and Wnt Vtr91 nla Estate. enhque f•m ltqu1 Chrtltmaa Auctton Sunday Nov 22 1987 Hartlord Com munity Bldg Hartford WV Toys, Jewelry, Chriattn11 g1fts for whole femtfy Everyone Wetcome Aucttoneer Rlch•d Reynotda 301 87 9 Wanted To Buy In Chethtre VIllage Daposrt required tt80 month Ca11 814 448 0486 aher 6pm 6 room hou• First Ave Gall~o pol11 Off street parking No pees Ref & Dep Ca11614 266 1529 3 BR • wdbr , carport Low utllit•• Very clean Ref & dep t300emo Call614 446 0906 2 BR , large living room 1tove waaher Ne• town No pets Dep &ref Call6144461617 22 Money to Loan Ettabltah c:red1t Get credtt c•ds Get low lnterett loana Details Money aid• B74P Hwy 172 w L1belly Ky 41472 3 BR house & garage A 1 Real Estate Carol Yeager Broker 304 676 5104 23 3 BR woodburner !Rove refr1g erator mrw carpet Centenary area 8260/ mo plus deposit Call 614·446 7014 or 379 Professional Servoces 2248 WANTED TO BUY Used wood & coal hellltera Swain 1 Furru ture Jrd &. Olive St Gallipolis W.-nted to buy stallding ttmber Call 61 4 379 2758 Buv.mg datly gold, 11lver come r~ngs JI!IW&Iry sterling war& old COinl hwge CUrtef'tcy Top '"' en Ed Burken Barber Shop 2nd Avu Mtddlaport Oh 614 992 3478 Cash for atand1n9 limber We buy Veneer wtute ollk end walnut Call AI Tromm 614 742 2321 R..,.. fur beef and deer hld81 Gvn Smg and Yettow root We hl'!l& wheat and nile lites Trapp1ng supphea for Mle. (Buy lng uaed trap a) George Buckley Houra12 9 814 664 4761 Antlquelnd1.,. motorcycle parts 614 992 2797 needed c.n Employment Services 11 Help Wanted lady to rtey pert time w1th elderly ltd';' Must be local Call 814 266 6113 Aggreuwe Marketing hp S. Cl lab Background qulllfi• YO\.I for thia poaition Sel.-y· Comm Comp~ny ear Send rfll.ume r. rlllf to Box 33 Galllpolla Ohio 46631 l.Atlb 1\hneg• with prav10u1 6llpe1'ince1 .., Bench Work. Q C • equip maintenance etc Send r•uma & ref to Box 33 Galhpolia Ohio 45631 Need &d Social Service Dir&etor for a 100 bed SNF ICF Nunlng facility Joeated In Galtlpol11 0 H heeltent Mlary and benefih Llcenu & BSW recommended Apply with re1ume to Seen•c Hlll1 Nursing Cttntttr 536 Buck ndge Rd Gallipolis OH 2 3 or 4 bedroom houses and apt m Pom•oy area Pay own utltit1• deposit requ•ed Call 814 992 6113 614 992 8723 or 614 992 2609 6 00 pi••• 31 Homes for Sale Unfurmthed house for rent 1n Pom&fO';' Storm w1ndow1 and doors lntulated all new pamt Depotrt requ1red Call 814 992 4 BR fireplace full b.. ament 3 m1 10 of Gatilpoha 13.,900 Call Days 614 446 1615, aft• 5 00 446 1244 Brand new 3 BR n. . Galltpolil locks on Rt 7 2 car a•age. ntm lot lmmMIIate pouuaion WIN con•ld• trade 1n of MobUe home propflr'ly ate Bargain Priced Call 814 446 8038 676 5540 •• 3p4 882 2406 Two bedroom hou111 w1lh gar age No Pets 304 675 1400 Houee for saltt At 33 lev allot 2 BRS 2 baths Z car garage sw1mmmg pool, utillte Close to SahlbUr';' & Me1gs High Call 614 992 3264 42 Mobole Homes for Rent 3 bedroom 7 fOOm one floor home 1n M1ddlopon 200x200 tot Bob Haggerty 814 992 6304 Pnced under S14 000 House 2 bedrooms. fam1tv room lull baument cttntral heat and 111r cond vinyl tldtng atorm wmdows and door s large tot garden space 304 675 3119 after400 pm 32 Mobole Homes for Sale 1974 Indy 12a66 2 BR AC tota l elac Very ntce $6500 Call 614 669 3091 ------:c-' ,, 1 and 2 bedroom apanments for rent Basic rent for 1 bdr , 81B3 00 2bdr $219 00 Alao requ1red a 8 200 00 aecurrty deposit CONTACT Jackton Estates Dept Ph 446-3997 Equal Hous1ng Opportunity 2 BR apts 8 ctosats, kitchen appt furmshed Waher Dryer hook up ww carpet newty pamtad deck Regency Inc Apta Ca11 304 676-7738 or 675 6104 Furmshed apt nOKt to library One profeestonal adult only Parking Call 614 446· 0338 Nice prrvata apt Quiet Ne• HMC One adult only No patl Stove refrig drapes t226 a mo Ref roqu~red Call 614 446 4782 16 Courj 2 br 11ft bath large tr~~~ng au1a w w carpet new k1tctten d11hwasher wired for phone & tv Gas heat Parking. $350 mo plu1 ut1htn• Oep & Ref Call 614 446 4926 Downtown Modern 1 BR I complete kitchen carpet, air electrtc heat Call 814 446 4383 davs. 446 0139 even & weekends Br.ak11de Apartment• large country kite ken stove & refr1g erator Unfurnlshad 1 BA bath quiet area Call 614 446 1932 N1ce 2 BR apt Stove refrig furnished Water & garbage paid Ne• Skyline lan• Call 8t4 448 7025 ~ Modern 1 8R apartment Call 614 446 0390 Renewly redecorated Very mce apartments 1n downtown Gall~ polls 1 & 2 BA unfurn11hed ncond floor. from 8 176 • 226 Dep 81 rplerencn requ1rMI Call eve 614 446 2326 or 446 4249 Great locatton Newly remo deled 2 BA Up1ta1rs Partly furmshed apt Utllit•• paid Call oftar330PM 6144481467 2 BR furmt hed apt Adults only N1ce locat1on Call 614 446 2404 613 Th~rd All8 Al)artment 1136 2nd Galllpohs 2 BR Stove & refr1g furnished $186 Water pa1d Call 614 446 4416 atter7PM Grac1ous liVIng 1 and 2 bed room apartments at V1llage Mano r and RNeJ11de Apart ment s tn Mtddteport From $216 mctudlng utilities Call 614·992 7787 EOH New furmshed 2 bedroom apartment near Me1g1 H1gh School Call 614 446 8898 or 614 992 5304 tn Pomeroy 2 bedroom partly furnished apt Off SpJmg Ave Recently remodeled Ca11 after 6 00 pm, 614 992·6886 2 bedr oom 2 bath Middleport Deposit $140 month Conve n1ent 614 992 2679 Clean 2 8 A Apt New Haven Also space tor restaurant aer~ blct daycare furnltura or whatever 614 992 7481 Beech Street M 1ddl aport Ohio 2 bedroom furnished apartment ut•ht•es pa1d Reference & Oep 0111 304 882 -2$66 266 1420 In Middleport Oh10 1 and 2 room furmthud apartments Prl vate bath• utllit111 peld 304 2 bedroom mobtle home Svra cuu •160 month plus uttlhi• 114 992·67l2 2 bedroom•. turrHthad mobile hOme Kanauga Ohio refer.,ot required 304 676 8196 2 bedroom furnished trail .. t186 month t76 Depoah plu1 some utilitl81 304 575 8612 ' CB.TV, Radio Equipment Furmthed room $75 Utilities pa1d Share bath Smgle mete 919 Seoom;l Gatllpob• Call 446 4416 after 7pm 46 Space for Rent Off1ce Space for rent Eacel downlown Gathpohs locat1on lnqu•nee call 614·446 4222 Mobile Home lot 60ft or l•s. 920 4th Gallipolis $76 Water paid Call614 446 4416 atter7 PM large tra1ler lot Butav11te Add110n Rd Ward I Trailer Pafk. Call after 4 30 PM. 814 446 4265 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy Rental tra•lert Call 614 992 7479 Space for tmall trailers All hook ups Cable. Alaoetflaencv rooms an and cable Mason W Va Ca11 304 773 5651 47 Wanted to Rent Professional couple movtng to Rio G rande-Gall1pohs areaJanu ary '8R De11re 3 bedroom country home to rent • Cats and hot~et no children Phdne 405 938 5197 between 8 00 10 00 em or after 7 00 pm or 10nd deta1ls to Deborah Judy. P 0 Box 729 Sh•ttuck, Oklahoma 6B2 2586 Modern one bedroom apart ment: Very clean and moe No Pett Ph 304 876 1386 45 Furnished Rooms Rooms for rent day week month Galli• Hotef Call 614 448 ·9680 Rent a• lowf• 1120 month 26 Inch RCA remota TV w1th lerge storage cabin at: on top. 90 dl'f guarantN. 1500, Firm Uoyd 4 held remote control VCR t200, F1rm C.ll814 246 9414 63 Antiques 1920 s 9x12 wool rwg with matchmg3x6 runner 1126 Call 614 992 396S. or 614 992 6975 ANTIQUES Buy Of Sell Reve rine Antiques, 1 124 Eatt Mam St Pomeroy Hours Mon Tues Wed 10 am to 6 pm Sun 1 p m 6 p m By chance or appointment Aua Moore 814 992 2628 64 Mise Merchandise Callahan's Used T~re Shop Over 1 OOOt1res I'Us12 13 14 15 16 16 6 8 mil• out Rt 218 Call 814 258 8251 Pleat1c Clltarn 1tate approved pl•t1c sept1c tankt plutlc culverts melet culverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jack son. Oh 814, 288 5930 Quality ftrewood ell hardwood for •25 a p1ck up load Can 814· 367·0669 •I• Big Dllkota Farm Hom• built on your lot only t12 995&up Call 73868 814 888 7311 49 Tree&: 1tump removal. firewood 120 dump load HEAP vouchers accepted ltve Chrletmaa trees Dan's L.andlcap• 814 446 9648 For Lease 1400 aq ft commerc1al 1p1ee suitable for off•ces retattlng, or servleea Prime location corner or 2nd &. Pine 1n Gallipolis Ample parkmg m rear $350 p• month Catt 614-446 4249 or 446 2326 Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ol1ve St Galllpotla NEW 6 pc wood group- 8399 lrvmg room suttn $199·8699 Bunk bed1 with b_.dmg 8199 Full su:e m.ttre11 & toundlt•on starting S99 Recllneu stanlng 899 USED Beds drM..,. bedroom 1uita1 $199 $299 De1ka wringer washer a complete line of ul8d furmture NEW Weatern boota- UO Workboots $18 &. up (Steel & toft toe) Call614 446 3169 CDUnty Appliance Inc Good used apphance1 and TV, aeta. Open BAM to 6PM Mon thn,1 Sat 614 446 16-99 627 3rd Ave Galhpot11 OH 17 2 frost free G E refr~g with lc.maker. •400 Body shop comprettor a400 Furniture &: mtsc Call 614 446 6944 Gold pnnt couch Blue velvet chatr Maplecontoluterao. a75 nch Call 614 446 0619 after 400 1 Woodburnlng furnac•8250 uaad one wimer 1 Woodburn lng 1tove •100 Call 614 387 7870 Klndlmg Wood S6 pi ckup toad Cell 614 446 3413 Catalyllc conveners only •e9 96 Most mo!jel• ln•tall• hon alto available Muffitr Man 9 Stimpson A ve. Ath&ns Oh1o 1 ·80().843·3787 GOOD USED APPUANCES Washer• dryen refr1g . .tors. range• Skagg1 Appliances Upper RIVer Ad bn1de Stone Crest Motel 614 446 7398 LAYNE S FURNITURE Sof1111 and ch•tt pnced from $396 to 8995 Tebl• t60 and up to S126 H•d••·b-.dl 8390 to S696 Recliners t225 to 0376 Lamps 828 to t125 Dinettes 1109 and up to t495 Wood table w 6 chatn*286 to 8796 Oath •100 up to 8375 Hutch81 $400 and up Bunk beds eomplete w mattrn•• 8295 and up to t396 Baby bedl 8110 Mattrellnorbo~tsprinp full or tw1n $68 f1rm •11 and 888 Queen set• $226 King $360 4 drawer ch•t $69 Gun cablnlll.s 6 gun Gas or eleetnc range 8376 Baby mattt. . . . t36 & t46 Be~ tram• t20 830 & Ktng frame f60 Good •eloct1on of bedroom i Uitel metal cabenets heedbollf'dsllO and up to 8£5 ... , ....... 90 Days tame as caah wllh approved cred1t 3 M•lea out Bul.vllle RdSet Op&n to 6pm Mon Jhru Ptt9am 814·446 0322 PARSONS FURNITURE Mixed h•d wood atabs 812 per bundle Contammg approa 1 'h ton FOB Oh1o Pallet Co PomerO';' Oh1o 614 992 6461 Grave Blankets *10 and t16 Also wreathl Call 614 949 2116 Exarcse treedm11tlor sale. 875 Crots bow w1th arrows 140 Cal1614 986 4418 For ula. Hardwood Split Seaaoned ' t26 per load DetrverMI $36 load Call 614· 9•9 · 2069 Stereo AM-FM ,8 trade Good condrtion Atking t76 For sale or trade double kevboard organ 1979 Trans Am Runs good loww mileage Aaking $3000 Catl614·992·7841 Remmgton Modlei 742 30 06 ADl 3x9 WetHer Wintlf•eld sling c•a 31/t bona Ammo Excellent cond1t10n $326 304 875 2396 or 614 992 2583 • 0 ' 75 0 " II 1-"' ~· WJEJt.tt 14 V bottom boat with trait• 1 ~l=========::;:=========~J 3446 Buy 6 Tomng Tabl• and receive a free Suntan bed Offer good until Dec. 30 1987 Call Caribbean Tans, Inc 304 422· 4200 All Chr•tma• Tr. . t12 Come ewly before cold weathll'. tag your tree at Newell s Chri1tm11 Tree Farm 1 m•le ebove Mason on H1ngmg Roclc Ad 304· 773 6371 Of 882 2886 Pion•r stereo receiver BOW ch 00 equalizer *66 oo. DBX filter 820 00, DISC camera $18 00. 23 ehanel CB $16 00, Fuzrbuster *20 00 Phone304 675 6968 after 6 OOPM •zoo 8 MM Camcorder with VCR $800 00 LIVmg room su1te a360 00 1 9BB Ch811 ptck· up 4x4 304 876 6674 AVON all areu Sh~rlev Sp. .s. 304 875·1429 Floor model stereo tape pl.,-er & deck. am fm, 3 aae reeord1 h•dly used lbnu guitar org 304 876 6480 Bob Chne Tax1dermv Mem~ W Va Tex1darmy ANOc At 2 Bo~~t 782 Pt PI WV 304 676· 1448 Amana freezer Huffy bn:ycle f1lecabmet. ant ~que trunk. toota 23 ch•n 814·446· 8240 71 Auto's For Sale Pets for Sale Year old male Beagle. tell or trade for piCk up load firewood 825 304 8711 6174 Needs tratned 57 Musocal I nll1ru ments P1eno te~aons Allen Stn~it Call 614 446 446 3 or 446 0687 PetNe..,HerrtageAml) withextra 2 speakereabln• L1kenew Call 814 448 3989 3 guitart oneChetAtkm•Tenn Gret1ch One Fender 12 atr1ng ecu1tlc:; One Fender LaBree eleatrlc6 stnng PrlcecU460 00 all togeth• firm 614 367 7694 58 Fruit & Vegetables Dunrov1n Fru•t Farm w1tl cloH for the aeaaon November 25th. S1 Rt 681 aouth. .t of Albany c.n 614 698 6298 Another load t..kaOntauo llrge appl•. ntrNtropN.val OrangM Rubv Red Grapefruit, nulL candy banlll'tls Jsckt Fru1t Mkt. At 36 Henderson W Ve Supplocs & Lovr:slock 304 773 8303 02600 304 468 Building Material• Block bride, sawar pip• w1n· dows. lintels etc Claude W1n ws. Rio Grande. 0 Call 814 246-6121 Concrete block• alls11es yard or delivery Maton und Gallipolis Bloc:lc Co 123112 Pine St Gatllpoll• Ohio Call & 14-448 2783 Ready mix concrete end all concrete Juppll• Call us Vellev Brook Cement end Suppll• 304-773 5234 Pets for Sale Groom and Supply Shop Pet Groomm51 All breedt All 1tyl• lam• Pet Food Deal• JulleW•bb Ph 61•· 448 0231 Dregonwynd Ca«ary Kennel CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siam•a kittens AKC Chow pupp•• New kittens; Pera1en1 Cell 614 448·3844 after 7PM AKC Reg Enghlh Spreng• Spaniel pupa. 7 mot. old EJU:allent huntmg stock Call 614 446 1393 1ft Chow Chow pupp1ea 4 mal• 3 feme181 Cute Moth• AKC reg $25 each Call 114 448 2106 AKC Black maleCockerSpantel 1 yr old Houte broken Bought at Pattand a160 Clll614 682 7164 AKC M1ntature Dach1hund pup• Good Chr1stmaa pats for ch1ldrert 1 at shot• • wormed Cell 614 379 2273 Pure Br~ Slam ... kittens Call evenlnga 14 949 2290 e Full blooded male Toy Poodle Ught caramel coiOf 8 wk• old Haa been wormed t 76 614 992·7666 Chrtttmas Puppu• AKC regi1 tered buff colored Cocker Spa mel• 304 n3 6492 1·-----------l.:==========~ SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie 61 Farm Equipment CROSS& SONS u s 36 w..t. Jack•on OhiO 814 288 &461 Manr;o Ferguson New Hollana Buth Hog Sal•& Service Over 40 used tractors to choote from & campi--. Una of nM'II' & 11..:1 equipment Larg•t •lect10n m S E Oh1o Utility building apl 27 x36 x8 1·13x8 1hd1ngdoor 13 sar v•ca door t444il Iron HorN Bldu Call 114 332 9746 4020 JD tractor with 4 row no till corn planter 86950 TO 30 MF tractor plow•. d1sc 6: eultlvetor t2600 Call 614· 288 6622 New Holland end of teaeon hay toot ~ate A_. hi';' toola at deiMf' COlt plus .nteresl free flnancmg until June 1, 1188 with normal down payment Two461,3pt 7 fl mowert*2,100 00 One311 3 joint PTO stand•d t~rea regular p1dcup •& &00 00 One 472 7 tt havblne. t5.900 oo One 474, 7 ft haybme t8 400 00 Keefers Service Center. St Rt 87, Leon W Va Phone 304·896·3874 lnternatlonel 1060 grinder mixer New Holland 7 ft hay bind both in good cond 304 273 4216 Buy b• chain and aprocket for any •w get teeond chain tree otfer good tiU Dec 1 Siders Equipment Co Phone 304 67& 7'21 62 Wanted to Buy 2986 63 Livall1ock Reg Amer1e1n Saddle Bred Hones for •'• Good bloodline. Re•onabl e prices Call 814 446 8387 or 256 8461 after 6100 PM Reg1Sietf'ed Quarter hor ..s Call 614 446 0183 For 111te registered Tamworth Boar Call aft• 6pm 614 246 9224 Show ~addle with 11tver heed stall & brHit straps Reglltered Sorrell mar•borned Jan 2& 1979 16 hands 3 *BI50 Call 814 288 8622 Ouroc &or• for bettetf' r~~te of g•n 2398. Rog• Fabina Bentl-v Oh 1o 613·584 Deer Hunters Sp~~e~al- 69 Bu1dl. W•gon No rult AC PS, PB 350 Y8 0660 79 ATC 3 wheeler 70 cc 6l1Ce1 cond $300 Buy both for $900 Call 614 446 7367 aft.- 4 30 PM 1984 Mercury Topaz White Alpine AM·FM Caas ttereo AC Ex cell cond t 3400 Call 614 446 B502 after 6 30 PM 1978 hnooln Townc:ar •1800 Clll614 446· 1633 __ ___ ,...,..~,.,.,. Need parts for 1976 Pontiac Cad1tlec Sedan DeVIlle. Sea ·~ 128 laurel St Pomeroyk Evenmgs "' 1983 Ford Ranger ' cyl, 4 speed parts clll after 5 00 304-676 3073 77 Auto Repaor 1981 Honda Crvtc. 4 dt Sedan Auto Inter wipers AM FM Cats reardef PB t1900 Call 614 4411608 Struts. $119 96 patr •nstalled Moet model• Muffler Man, 9 Stlmp1on Ave Athens Ohio 1 BOO 843 3767 1961 Ch&YV. 283 Auto. new pert1, p•nt duals Radial 111'81 Sh•p Call 614 446 4482 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1982Ch.,vVan 350eng auto Bit, PS. PB. PW, AM · FM new t•r• customised 1nt 16000 1979 Firebtrd Auto PS •r 302el')g 81500 Call814 256 New motor home 2700 m•l• Trade for truck &: camp• Must be mce Call 614· 266 6613 8780 197• Chevy Impala 360 auto PS P!ll AC, tilt Runs Needt carbarator work. $300 Call 19 ft lakeland travel camper fully conta1nad Sleeps& Excel cond $1400 Call 614 367 0447 1977 Tttan motor home 26 • 3600 wt generator tully telf, contamad dual gil tanks sleeps Sill low m1 304 675·6372 anytime ~ 614 448 4880 1984 FOfd Tempo 5 spd au Sharp $3299 John s Auto Sal ea. Holldavlnn Kan-..ga- At Services B1 7 1976 Plymouth Arrow 1300 Call 614 446· 3969 1978 Thund•blrd, hke new 42.000 actual mllea •2000 Ftrm Cell 614 446 1909 or 446·9180 Stalnleet tteelex.heutt I';' Items Now ouatom mode for your truck motor homeorcl•tiCCir With llf•time warranty Muffl« Men 9 St1mpson Aw Athens Oh10 1 800 843 3767 1987 Olds Cutlut Supreme Top 1hepe Auume loon Call evenings, 30• 773 -6911 or 304 773·6616 Home I mprovemants BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional hf11t1me guarantee local rtf•enc• furrwhad r Free e1t1mates Call collect 1 614 237 0488 dav 01' n1ght RogaraBasament Waterproofmg SWEEPER and sawing miChtne rep•r partt. and supph• P1dl: up and delivery, Dav1s Vacuu"' Cleaner one half m1le up Georg• Creek Rd Call 814446 0294 RON S Telev•t•on Service Hou• calls on RCA Oueur GE Spaaallng 1n Zenith Cal...304 676 2398 or 814 441 .._ 2464 • 1981 Toyo'b Cehca Auto PS PB Air sunroof AM FM ra'd1o tilt wheel Bodv and 1ntenor m •c•ll.,t condition Good gaa m1ieage Call614 986·4341 --~---...:.-·. 1972 Opel GT & 1970 Opal GT aac cond, runt good rebulh: 1972 engena 2 3 r•tored All parts to f•msh Sea at 2112 Mad11on Ave Rotary or cabht tool drilling : Most wall• completed semeday Pump sah• and let'VIct 304-' B96 3802 1981 Ford Coumer blade whrte 1p0ke wheel• 6 •P overdrive lookl&runsgood 11400 ORO Starks Tree and lawn Serv1ce, lawn care landlcaptng stump removal 304 676 2842 OJ &78 2903 ... 3045782941 1970 Ch..,.no. IOd·blk stno• Fetty Tree Trlmmmg ltump "• • removal Call 304 676 1331 ;;;:::;;::~:::::::: . B2 Plumbing H · a_ Ql ' eateng 1977 Dodge Aspen may be seen at 7t~ drweway above the 'Y • on Rt 2 North Potnt Pleasant Eddte Black. owner CARTERS PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor Fourth and Pin a Galhpol11 Oh1o Phone 614 446 3888 or 61'l 446 4477 79 Pont1ac Ftreblrd V 8, auto Good Cond t1 500 304-575 7376 ~8~4==~E~Ie=c=t=ri=c=a~l==::: 72 - - - - -- · 4Y, •• old hoolthy ponyfo•••• 2 aadl• Good and fat for wmtar 614 843 6267 anyt1me Hay & Grain 19B6 S 10 Chevy PS PB Extraa Call anytime. 614 246 5625 or 614 448 9613 1951 Ch""Y 1h ton with 64 6 cyl full prnaure motor Runs well 3 tpd trena Orlvan 20 mil• dilly New kmg l)lnt &: goodtwea 1860 Catl614 446 2306 1983 Oodge 4 spd topper aport nms nii'N tlfiiS t3999 John • Auto Sal•. below Hoh d., Inn, Kanauga- Rt 7 1973 Dodge P1ekup 3 1pd Slant 6 8300 Ftrm Call 614 1987 510 p1dli up PS PB 4 speed long bed Very reasona bte. 614 · 992~ 8675 1982 Ford lf.t ton 3 apead on floor 6 cyl pnced to aatt 1985helftonChevyptcku pV 8 air cond low m1l e. N tce 304 676 7286 evenings 73 I ronEporlallon Vans & 4 W D 1979Chevyluv4x4 L•ftkit 1011 bar tonneeu cover Good carla Sh•p t2250 Catt 814 379· 2252 71 Auto's For Sale 1989 Cam•o- 327 nM boltt' pertL nevv tlra1 Blue with 1ilver stripa Qgod cond *2500 Call 814·1WI·9370 1977 C.mero Z 28 T· tOp 360 LT1 4spd t1100, orbestoffer Coli 114-448 1098 • ·- & Refrogeration Trucks for Sale 448 8769 614 949 2237 .. Our boat sank the search plane wouldn't have spoiled us II It hadn't been tor Waldo's taste In ties .. Budget Transmt1110ns Used and rttbtult all IYI)81 Guarantee 30 days Call 814 379 2220 Of Dual exhaust k1t1 $99 96 1n stalled Most Fords Chevy truckt Vans 4x4' a Muffler Man 9 Sttmp•on Ave Athena Oh1o 1 BOO 843-3767 Good muted hay tor 11le Call 81 4·448 7444 Auto Parts & Accessories 1977 Chrytl• Cordoba Runt good low mH• Body fe~r i760 Cell614 446 1021 t1895 Coli 614 949 3093 Carpet Price• Starting •t Co mmercial 84 a yd SculptUM . . a yd • Plulh n • yd . Lota• of room remMttt In ltock Financing IY•ilable Mol lghan Furmture Upp• R1ver Ad 76 6781 500 bel• mixed hay Condth· oned, never w.t • 1 26 p• bllle Cali 614- 446 1909 evemnga S"Xd"' 773 6776, 304 876 4230 .:._ _: many new parts 1972 Ch811elie. green - whlu ltrtpe both $2 000 After 4 p m 304 675 Now bu';'mg shell corn or ear corn Call for letnt quotes River Chy Farm Supply 614 448 64 Uke new 6 cub lp, ft ch•t freezer l1ken~~W~ Olbi'Oneltctric dryer Traditlonll tofa. 6 ft porch glider white baby bH With mattr.. s Cor~n &: Furniture Co 9116 2nd ve Gellipoll• 1144481171 4 hte 1motOf ackrrt•&ttna 2~0; 9& 8oar~ Mercury 2 g• tankt 1/2 nylon rope 12 000 304 1974 Duster Good cond t460 C•ll 614 388 9326 1977 Plymouth Volant- PS auto 8 cvl Runt good Call 614 446 ~ 1339 or 446-3249 Captam a Mete bunk bedl with mattre11 304-676·6B31 SUAPWS ARMY DENIM RENTAL CLOTHING IC.rh.-ta 10 percent over colt) Ongmal army camoufl-oe. H 0 ·sam Somen~~lle's. Old At 21 Eett RIYenswoocl. Fr1 Sat Sun Noon 8 00 p m Other dl'f'l after IS p m 304 273 688& lntulated camouftaue coveralls 1973Gremhn 1969Edaal Both runs good Call tor further Infer 614 266 6266 1980VWD••el Oath• for Mit Good ConditiOn •1 300 Call 614-388·9033 evenlftus FMIII Wtnch•ter Model 94, 30·30 carbena end rifle for ..le. Can 56 Boats and Motors for Sale 14 1t V-bonorn boat and tn1lw, 9 8 HP Mercury motor. 2 u• tanks, oars 411fejacket•and l•f• rmg 260ft '!J ~nctuope $2000 tnqutre ai 304-7"/3 6775 Firewood for 111 e. Oehvered anyt•me 130 00 304·895 Venev Furniture New and uMd lurniture and appl1cences Call 614 448 7572 Hours 9 6 814 448 8105 D 0 56 Just arrrvad 3 truck load• New INII'Ig room aultea new wood 6 pc hvmgwood suit" 8399 96 cheat of drawers, twin mit trestH t96 aet m1croweve oven atanda THE WORKING MAN•s FRIENO China se'rv1ce for 10 never been uaed Carnival giMf. green & amb. Antique d1ah• Call Honda Fourtrax 250R $1900 Aa 11 or $1600 stock many extras available 614 992 3888 or 614 431 6129 0 t20 814 992 3079 55 Building Supplies f•" 614 992 8342 1460 End tabl• cotfeetabl .. ch•r baby bet! baaslnette J C Pen ney Toaster Oven new tiber glus Nove pant 614-992 Se•on«< firewood $30 pickup tosd, delivered Within rea~on Call 614·246 6039 after 4PM King woodburn• Good cond $200 C•ll 614 258 6639 1983 Honda 110 CC three wheeler Fair condit ion Pru:e For Nle 10 mch wood planer Barnett Croubow .Spot11ng Scope Calt 614· 992-6229 efter 15 00 pm Wood cook stove 18•4 614 388·8738 90 18 only 614 992· 2797 For Sale: D17 Alll1 ChalmBrl TractOf Wede froot 3 pomt hitch Outttandlng conditiOn New floor drill preu 1.4 HP 8200 ftrm Call 614 949 2013 Fuel oil he.-:er with tank like n-.v 3 drawer d81k. Good cond Call 614 448 40113 Baby bed electric range. ping pong tabla pool table. C.ll M otorcycle ttreet tlrea made USA *49 each MT 90 16 MP 2 twin bedl wnh matchmg headboard• manrettel 1nd tprmgalnduded 2 twin comtor tara. helrt dw~gns. m•tching pillow shams dLilt ruffle~ and CUrtains All exeellent cond1t10n Call1514 992 6018 Four drawer che~t of drawart Motorcycles 1979VamahaVZBO ForSeteor Trade Clll 614 448 6861 For ula Aesonabll Stereo 1n cabinet. ..dio. record pl..,..er end tap• 614 992 3826 For Nle. Oil burner 19.400 BTU 826 Cell 814 992 7352 Page- 9 1981 Honda KR 80 Good conditiOn f200 Runs good Calt 614 446·0290 0 2900 Picken• Uted Furniture Dinettes. aof• ch•n end tabl• lamps. bed•. draseera. de•k. gltuware 304 -676 1460 Furnished Rooms 1619 2 Mobile homes for rent 1 4K70 w / upando, 2 BAS 12x66 2 BRS Both total elect Good cond Location Rt 1 below E;ureke Call 614 446 1211 or 2 Br trall ..·cable. BeiUtlful nver view Foster s Mobile Home Park Call 614 446 1602 45 Furmshed 4 room• & bath Clean Nq pett Adults only Ref & dep r&qUired Call 614 446 Nice eff•aently apt HUD apJ proved 221 6lh Mt Vernon Pt Furn11hed 2 Br mobile home Plea.. nt Call 614-992 6868 located on Eastern Ave •186 \ month t126 depo11t Call614 APARTMENTS mobilq hom• 266 1187 houses Pt Pleasant and Galllpolts 614 446 8221 2 mobile homea on one acre Rural water Blacktop road 2'h 2 bedroom furmted al)t ref end mil• from MercMv11te lnear depolit New Haven W Va Hannan Traea) Ref &: dep 304· 882 3267 or 304 773 requ1red Call 814 266 6343 5024 Government ho mes from 61 IU repatr) Daltnquent 18.11 property Repo11eSS10ns Call 805 687 6000 ht GH 9806 for current repo hst 7 room bnck home Upptr Mason Carpet stove, ref dou bie garage. 304 773 6397 Apartment for Rent Furmahed upsta1rt 1 BR Utlh· tiel p11d S220 a mo $76 dep 94 loculi St Celt 614 446 1340 or 446 3870 Nice 3 br home 2 baths family room gllf'age lerge tot $360 month Homestead Realty 304 7 room house. 2 full bath1 banment Separ~e 3 room apanment With bath 6.2 F1fth Aw Call 614 446 1607 44 2 bedroom house for rent Fully oarptrted Lmcoln He•ghts 1n Pomeroy Referencet r&quired Call 614·992 2270 after 6 00 2 bedroom all elec Refarences& Depos•t Call evening• 304 675 2214 after 8 00 Modern 3 BR hou'• Patnot Ohto W1ll help fmence Catt 614 446 1340 448 3870 2 BR Mobile Home furmthed Burnette Add Dep & ref required &176 a mo plus utihtn• Can 304 676 1080 3090 For rent or laue 3 bedroom 2 bathl atove end refngerBIOr g11 heat central air carport large yard, near tJIIddlaport school parkand1hopplng S225 month plus deposit Call 614 992 7065 after 6 00 p m for appt 3 BR bath& half krtchen INing room fireplace. dtning araa An ached garage basement Good condition Will 10tl land con. tract Ftrlt St watt Holzar• Call 61 4 448 3601 42 Mobole Homes for Rent Humphrey• rad1al fire c1rcuhrt.or 40 BTU Al•onab te 614 992 8941 3401 74 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry 54 Mise Merchandise One whital ..... atory, onat ... atory with c:ablniC: Good cond1tlon Call after 8 90 p m 614 992 ~;;;:::;::;::;:=:====r:=:::===:::::::==:i 52 New 2 BA equtpped kitchen low ut1lrt•ea convenient location No pets Ref & dep Call 614 446 1250 om 2 bedroom 1n ctty pnced re•onabie Call 614 446 0897 11ft uory newly eqwl)ped k•t chan large fem•tv room air cond1tton convament toeatiOf'l 304 676 5027 Call attar Newtv renoYeted all electriC with halt pump and central air 3 bedrooms plenty yard and gwden space 1n Ponland Oh1o 5 mdes from Raventwood. W Va Call 614 843 630~ Real Eslale used car• TOP CASH paid for 83 model and nawer used can Smnh Butck PonttK 1911 Eastern Ave Gallipolis Call 814 448 2282 2 BA houl8, full basemant llll'ge lot on HonevauckleRd m Add11on t260 a mo plus dep Ca11114 367· 7670 CAll HUSTONS WELDING & FAB !Certified) For any welding repelr or fabrlca t1on work No job too •mall or too large Alummum weldmg a specialty We giVe quality 1nd qu1ck servtee Pteaae call 614 882 7122 tor est1m1te We pay ca&h for late model clean J1m Mmk Chav Olds Inc 8111 Gene Johnson 614-446-3672 Homes for Rent 2 BR houM Stove & reft1g furn Loceted 1928'11 Ch811tnut St 1!1176 mo t75 dep Can 614·446 3870 datton sales, 304 773 67&$: 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL- SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 33 To a good hom•2 smatt house Call614 446· 3169 RADIATOR SERVICE :;;:;;::::::;==::;:::=;;:::;::= Call us for your mobile home +n1urance Miller lnluranca 304·882 2145 Alto auto home hfe, health eltcellant shape 1126 Ch•hlre614 387 0322 tra1ter 1 One 8 wk old kitten to giVe Locatod helf wey bet· ween For &76 Sale1211 or Rant 304 PM Pupp1ea to grve IW1'1' to good home Call 614 367 0229 AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Also Jrans111ltslon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Insurance 614 992·2886 "Ladies and gentlemen, this your captain. I am sorry to inform you that Midriff Airlines has just declared bankruptcy." 1983 Na1hua upando 2 porchea. •ptu:.. 41/:t acras land manye11:t1111 Between& 10p m call 304 676 6628 d•ff•ent Roger Hysell Garage 1386tfc 992-2156 The Daily Sentinel 5 BOGGS 1 13-lfc ' 8082 Ed N 2758 LOST REWARD OPEN 1 to 9 P M. Feast Your Eyes On These Thanksgiving Bargains: 13 ~ W"'ICI 'D"'f ...... .., OE waah• 14JI70 Wtndtor whh 14x30 addition 3 bedroomt approxl mately 3 acrt~, black top road Several out buddtngs and pond Gallipolis Ferry 304· 676 6930 3 Announcements INewl queen atzed water bed Never been uted M•rrowed headboard with all accessor! • 2 refrigerator~ Good t90 each 2 u• cook stows, natural u• good tao each Call ~ t/J.O 7869 682 3309 4 742-2778 SLUG SHOOT EVERY SUNDAY IN NOVEMBER 1:00 P.M. AT THE KEN AMSBARY IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE Announce 111 enls (6141 Rt 124 Across from . Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS Pay Your Phone and Cable Bills Here V. C. YOUNG Ill mo Immediate opening for full time and part time R N.'s to work in areas of ~Special Care •Emergency Room •Skilled Nursing Facility •Medocal. Surgocal Unots Salary comparable w1th experoence Excellent Fringe Benefits SIND RESUME TO: RHONDA DAILEY, R. N. DIRECTOR OF NURSING VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAl 11 S EAST MEMORIAL DRIVE POMEROY, OHIO 457 69 PH. 949-2801 or 949-2360 CARPENTER SERVICE -~'6.-­ Help Wanted REGISTERED NURSES "At Reasonable Pnres" MASTERCARD / VISA! R.. ard Iell of credit h11tory Alao new credit card No one refu1edl For Information cell 1 316 733 YOUNG'S DON•T lfT YOUR ELECTRIUl PROilEMS BECOME A SHOCI TO YOUI CALL us CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES ----------- (l•MI •"'Q F U ~ ••Srnoouo• "'C: 1 2x66 MoblleHomewith 12x24 add-on with extra tot 304 675 l.Atlrge Nat' t Ina Co exp.andmg sal• force to Meaon Count';' Experience a ptua but not requtred Auto Home life & Health Very compeUtrva product• Sal.-v Comm1111on EKPen.. allowanc. t25.000 ptua 1at ye• m•mmum All replys strictly confidential 304 by refr~g•ator 1970, 12.1166, 3 bedroom Tip out, atova rafrtgerator under pinning •4000 814 992 7479 Baby sitter 6 00 I m to 1 00 p m Mondll';' thru Friday 9 mil• N Pt PI long Hollow Ad Non Smoker 304 896 3823 BISSELL BUILDERS We Carry F11hmg Supplies But not our love for you and CHESTER, 11116/' 87 1 mo d 10161mo of th1ngs who passed away November 21 1986 Sadly m1ssed by wife children, Badges •Name Tags for Dogs JOHN TEAFORD 992-7632 • Joo or Pauley Bowland 209 Soulh 41h S!. Middloporl, Oh. "lDW INCOME HOME" And the thoughts of you that linger DENVER G HYSELL. •Trophtes - Plaques REASONABLE RATES CALL FOR FilE ESTIMATE 992-11173 gue~s; Thmkm g of you today tomorrow •nd always In lov1ng memory of "LJ,. •Golf Clubs Shorts - Shoes References Than you could pos11bl'( n•s. KOUNTIY CLUB "Christmas ~-, Sale" ••de Adm~tal freezer $200 Call 614 318 8896 or 388 9914 Side 814 446· 1428 AVON AU are81 Call Mau/yn Weaver 304· 882 2646 FIREWOOD (11 ) 6 . 13 20 27 4tc Couch & chair Good c:o nd *100 Call 614 266 1166 1970 New Moon 12x60w/ ex pando, 10.~~13 additiOn Com pletely furmshed w / w ood dburner & fuel furnace Call WE S!ll USED APPI.IAN<:ES Evenmgs W11her & dryer Good cond 1260 Catt 614-446 3648 614 .48 0176 •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers Board of Commumonera has Couch 6 chair & foot stool Coflee table &. 2 end tabt• t100 Call814 446 875 1 At 1 Galhpoh1, Oh1o 14x70 Concord 1974 3 BR total alec. New car pet Extra nice through out t6900 Cell All Makes Auditor's Office on October 29. 1987 The Melgs Counry New Oueensaed Turtle water bed mattreu box sprtng • hellllo'y duty frame Mu11 see hit offer Call 814 448 4220 9438 985-3561 Locust, Oak, 51 Household Goods t9B1 Shultz: 14 x52 Ouallt~reek Mobile Park. Call 614 246 tnct Petitioners filed thetr Pett- LAFF-A-OAY 1979 8ayVIew 14a70 wnh24~~:7 exten Front porch, carport. encloud back porch or ahop arH. woodburner on 1 4 acres 118000 or beat offer Ne• Crown C1ty S. Mer eervMte C•ll 814 448 7802 or 256 1538 HOUSE FOR RENT The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio • Residen tial or commercial w n;· : mg N e:w service or repa1rt. .., license-d elactrletan Estimata .., frae R 1denour Electrtcal, J04-- ~~ 675 1786 - 1\ -. :=::;;;:::=::::;::;:;=::;;::::-. w B5 General Hauling • . ----------~---------·D11tard Wa1er Sorv1ce Poot• ""~ C11terns Walls Delrverv Anytime Ca ll 614 446 7404 No "" Sundav calls ' ---'--,-----~' J & J Water Servtce Sw1mm1ng ,., pools CIStern s watts Ph 614-- • .-. 246 9266 R S. R Water Serv1ca Home: c11ters wells pool• 1111ed For ~ ., merly J amos Boy1 Watera Call 304 675 6370 .. - Paul Aupa Jr Water ServiCe" "' Pools Cllterns wella Call614 -. 446 3171 :.~ l1ght hauhng of any kmd Movmg garag•and bhemerttt cleaned trash ju"nk. etc eau · ... 6,4 379· 2502 : - Watterton 1 Water Hauling. 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Upholstery 1977 Dodge Van Built 1n couq,h & tabla auto, PS •700 Call 614 446 6602 - - - - -·· 1882 Dodge 260 Ram Custom convtnton Trill• read';' Call 614 446 4383 d-vs 446' 0139 fiYtnl &. weekendl R & M Cuatom Couch" and Raupholstery St fh 7 Crown City Oh 614 266 1470 Eva '6144463438 Opendelly 9 t ' 4 30 Sat 9 30 t9 1 30 Old :. new Uphostared 1989 Ford Van 240 engin e 6 C.ll 614 446· 3677 ' • ..., .. ..., • cyl ~l460 19?8 DOdge Customized V1111 311, •uto Sh•p n 400 or b..t off• C.ll 614 448· 7364 .tt• IPM ' M owrev 1 Uphol1tenng •ervtng trlcountyarea22year1 Thebe• , In furniture upholaterl ng Cat: 77Ch., Blaz:arChaynne After 304 676 4164 for he• _4_3_o_,_.._,_3_o_4 _6_7_8_•_4_s_o_ _ , e•t•matos ' -- • •• �' Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel • Friday, November 20, 1987 Pomll!'oy-Middleport, Ohio I·· Community calendar FRIDAY LONG BO'ITOM - There will be a square dance on Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Long Bottom Community Building. Everyone welcome. GALLIPOLIS Galltpolls Flame Fellowship Chapter will Meet Friday, 6:30p.m., at Dale's Smorgasbord. Speaker will he Bob Shackleford from Delaware, Ohio. SYRACUSE - A revival Is underway through Sunday at Syracuse Church of the Naza· rene. Evangelist is Rev. Ron Roth . Services hegln at 7 p.m. nightly through Saturday. Sun· day services will he at 10:30 a.m. a.n d 6 p.m. POMEROY - Revival servl· ces will be conducted Friday, 7:30 p.m. at the Senior Citizen Center In Pomeroy. Evangelist will be Herbert Inscoe and music Forest Run·UMW meets A program on Thanksgiving with the annual thank offering being taken highlighted the recent meeting of the Forest Run United Methodist Women. The meeting followed a potluck s upper at the church. Mary Nease opened the program with group singing of "We Gather Together." Emphasis was on having the members recall and share events of the year for which they are thankful as well as to identify ministries as a way of linking with other women will he by the . United Gospel Singers. The pubUc Is Invited. MGMDINNER MIDDLEPORT - MGM Dis· trlct, Boy Scouts of America, recognition dinner will be held on MONDAY RACINE - The regular meet· Dec. 3 at the new American lng of Southern Local Board of . Legon Hall In Middleport. Reservations are to he made Education will he held Monday at 7 p.m. in the high school by Nov. 27 with Lisa Roush, 33178 Bailey Run Road, Pomeroy, cafeteria. 45769, or by calling 992·3486. Ail POMEROY - Pomeroy East· reservations of $6.50 must be ern Star 186 will hold a special paid in advance. meeting for Installation of new ' officers for ~988 on Monday, 7:30 TICKETS p.m. , In the Chester Masonic a:an POMEROY - T!cketes for..the at Chester. Members and oflic· Beta Sigma Phil Christmas ers are asked to bring a relish buffet and dance are on sale from tray, dessert or jello salad. around the world. Mrs. Nease read "In Every· thing Give Thanks." Psalm 100 was read by Evelyn Hollon and Mrs. Nease gave the closing pr~yer . There was a litany of Thanksgiving with Edith Sisson as the reader, and a short meditation as each member gave her thank offering. Other poems and meditations on Thanksgiv· ing were read by members. Carrie Grueser and Mildred Arnold were guests. Gibson Maize ' Senior talents shine - B-Section Rio Grande in finals C-Section :$36 7-' b1g capacity in a freezer thai fits almost anywhere teldured lid, tiH·out basket. adjustable cold control. $277 REG. $41CJ REG. '349 RCA RCA XL-100 XL·100 (OLOR TELEVISION SOUND . FMI AM stereo, 25'~ogonol . XL-100 Color TV doub e cassette deck, two speaker cabinet, audio rack. $49 REG. 599 w/REMOU LAYAWAY FOR (HRISTMAS $499 $177 REG. S599 REG. 5239 RGII~ SHARP. 25" RCA ProWonder • Uses standard VHS tape cassettes $897 ~fto REG. 5999 VCR $397 $247 WIRELESS REMOTE REG. $499 45" :' COLOR TELEVISION I We wish to express once again our deep gratitude to our many friends who came to join us in the laughter, fun and good food making our yearly · bazaar a g~el\t sucJess. 0 REG. 5299 Open. Sunday SAVE $5 00 non ~ .. .,, $57 5 . P.M. 12" B&W TELEVISION REG. REMOTE REG. 15 . . 1 P.M. ' $79 - COLOR TV til remained a home video outlet. The night also saw her husband, Harry, taking tickets at the door once again. (Times-Sentinel photo by Lee Ann Welch) • int~at.d stereo am ·fiers, s1trto RCA • mt Apartment complex underway in Racine Colony Theater reopens big screen to movie-goers in tri-county area By LEE ANN WELCH Tlmes.Senllnel Staff GALLIPOLIS - It was 50 years ago Tuesday that the Colony Theater opened in down· town GaH!polls. It was compared .. to the lavish!shly-designed • j{elth-Athee In Huntington and ~onsldered "the eat's meow," so to speak. Friday, the Colony reopened Its theater to the public. after being closed since May 1986, according to manager, Tom Wheeler. The theater is termed a "dollar house" in professiona'l llpgo, meaning all seats are $1. The movie-goers came into the lobby In droves , braving the wind, cold and snow flurries. They bought tubs of buttery popcorn, boxes of candy and containers of soda, then settled back to watch the movie, "Dirty Dancing." Wheeler Is the third generation ,. __.... ,, of his family to be Involved with the movie business, he said. His father, Harry, opened the Colony on Nov. 24, 1937, but his grand· father, Fred, bought the contents ·of the-Gallipolis Theater In 1919, and was responsible for bringing "talkies" to the area In 1930, when the equipment became more affordable. The history of the Colony is rich, and many a young Galli a Countian spent a Friday evening or Saturday afternoon in the auditorium of the theater . . Another big attraction in days gone by was Cash Night, when patrons were eligible for prize money during the movie that night. It boosted business, and someone in the audience was the recipient of $50. During the construction of the Colony, Wheeler said his father rowed to the site during the 1937 flood, and water covered the area of the floor, where the slope of the auditorium had been scooped out. Since 1986, the Colony has been a video store, and Wheeler sald ·there ~re ,plans for expansion. Originally, ·he was going to push back the walls of the theater arid expand the video business that way, but had second thoughts about reopening to blg-scteen movies. "If I didn't try it (reopening the theater), It would always be in the back of my mind, 'Could I have made it?'" So, several weeks ago, the wheels - and Wheelers - went into overdrive to spruce up and fix up the auditorium. The Colony theater has reopened with "Dirty Dancing," . which stars Fj_atr!ck Swayze, Diane Lane ana Jerry Orbach. The'f!lm' is rated PG-13. It will be showing at 7:30p.m., nightly. Icy roads ·cause one death ln auto accident Friday.night RIO GRANDE -A Greenfield ·man was killed in an accident . Friday, according to the Gallia· Meigs Post of the Highway .Patrol. 'I'he accident occured at 8:35 p.m., on U.S. 35, near the Raccoon Creek Canoe Livery at Bob Evans Farms . ' Orville E. Karnes , 63, died after suffering a head injury and a crushed chest caused by the head-on accident. The passenger in Karnes ' Cadillac, Gayland J . Wiseman, 53, of Wllm!nglon, wa s 'taken to Holzer Medical Center )ly Gallla County Emergency Medical Service. The occupants of the other vehicle, a Chevrolet pickup truck, also taken to Holzer were, driver Russell A. Sowards, 17, of Ewlngton, Jason E . Marcum, 17, of Vinton, and Christina K. Stepp, 14, of Ri. 1, Vinton. Marcu111 was later transferred to Cahell-Huntinglon Hospital in Huntington, W.Va. , by Lif~· Flight, where he was admitted to !he Critical Care Unit for a head injury. He was listed In stable condition at 5 p.m . Saturday, according to a nursing supervisor. Wiseman was admitted to Holzer Medical Center for facial cuts, _ facial fra ctures and a fractured arm. He was listed In stable condition. Sowards was also admltfed to Holzer for multiple fractures, and was listed in stable condition. Stepp was treated a nd released for multiple bruises and scrapes and a facial cut. Sowards was traveling west as Karnes was driving east. So· wards lost control o~ the Icy bridge, went left of center and hit I Karnes' car head 'on. None of the victims Involved wore seat belts. No citations were given by the patrol at last report, ·and the accident Is still under investigation. The accident was the fourth highway fatality of the year in Gallia County. Called to the scene were the Jaws of Life resuce unit of the Gailia County Sheriff's Depart· ments in addition to six deputies, four first responders and two two-person paramedic crews from Gallia County Emergency Medical Service, · and the Wellston-based LifeFllghl helic· opter of · Grant Hospital In Columbus. ·, The Gailia·Melgs Post re· ported a .total of 14 accidents in Gallia and Meigs Counties from Friday, at 8 a.m. to Saturday, at 8 a.m. Winter weather hits in Ohio By United Press International Cold Canadian air blew Into Ohio Friday, bringing with it wind and snow for the season's first major winter storm. Snow began sticl<lng around ·ruSh hour and as temperatures began dropping, roads and bridges began freezing, causing numerous accidents. AuthOrities said at least one person was killed in a weather· related traffic accident. . The victim was Identified as '1'homas E. McGee, 22. Colum· bus, whose car skidded on an Icy bridge and \I'BS hit by a van, . police o!!!cers said. Storm systems crossing Lake Erie normally drop most of the Sunny Sunday. Highs in mid Chance of rain near zero. A Multimedia ,Inc. Newspaper BACK TO BUSINESS - Hazel Wheeler resumes the box olllce sales slot at the Colony Theater Friday night, when II reopened lor blg·screeo movies. :I'he theater closed in 1986, but $197 Weather 8 Sections, 76 Pagn 19" CENTER Stereo tum table, 13" COLOR TELEVISION Along the River ........ B-J-8 Buslness .................. .... D·I Comics-TV .............. Insert Cl ass!lleds ................ D•3·7 Deaths ................. ....... A-7 Editorial ....... ............... A·% Sports ... ~ ........... ....... C.J-8 Vol. 22 No. 40 SAMSUNE SHAR~ Sands A-3 • ,., tmts ELEtTRIC DinER 4UmMlTIC WISHER 50 cents ln,;idt' -t \-. REG. S359 THANKS!! We value the friendship of our many · friends and we plan and look forward to this event when we can share this celebration of family and friends together. ;Our heartfelt thanks to all. God bless you abundantly. ' Fr. TonY., Sr. Jan and the Parishioners . . of Sacred Heart Parililh SMORGAsBORD WILKESVILLE - The Py, th!an Sisters are sponsoring a smorgasbilfd at Pythian Hall hi Wilkesville on Saturday, Nov. 28, from 4: 30 to 7:30p.m. · $267 Rodney Hill, husband of Ruth Ebersbach Hill, frequent visitors to Ml!!gs County, has been having some health problems also. He has heen returned to his home and cards may be sent to him at4 West VIctoria, Buckhannon, w. Va. 26201. .I know things aren't too good for you right now - but it can always be .w orse. Just think. What If you were a turkey? Do keep smiling. Recalls early TV days SAVE. S144.ON PAIR Speed Queen• get help. Meantime, anyone wishing to offer any help to the family may do so through The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. in Pomeroy. Congratulations to Franklin Edward Ihle and Kyle Stark Woods, both of Pomeroy. They have been selected as Outstand· ing Young Men of America for 1987. The program recognizes the achievements and abilities of men between 21 and 36 for outstanding civic and profes· slonal contributions to their communities, their states as well as their nation. Brucemen beat Blue & Page C-1 IALE compact oonvenienC!3 and With the birthday people are Katie Anthony, Front St., Middle· port, who will mark her 81st birthday Sunday - also she and her husband, Willis, w!ll observe their 60th wedding anniversary Monday. Nola Swisher of Middle· port will chalk up another birth· day Sunday. Let me make it perfectly clear that Katie is 81not Nola. ALUMNI MEETING POMEROY - Meigs Alumni Association will hold its bi· monthly meeting to discuss the first readling of the new constl; tu!on and by-laws, on Monday at 7 p.m . at the United Methodist · Church of Pomeroy. . . SATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY Coming home again... By BOB HOEFLICH If all goes well, David Pratt will be returned to his home on Baker Road in the Kingsbury area today from University Hosp i t a l in Columbus. David has had a terrible time of It since last summer when he received severe injuries when struck -by a tree limb - things probably will gel worse, but there must be some help out there. ·David is helng returned to his home with a "loaner" wheel· chair. An electric wheelchair which he could use to get around the house is $8.500. Medicare will pay 80 percent of up to $2700 for the equipment. If the loaner has to be returned then David will be confined to bed 24 hours a day. He has to be turned every three hours, every day of the week, and c9theterized every six hours. His wife is legally blind but there are five people who a reattempting to provide care for him. A hospital bed and a lift have been left at the Pratt home but will have to ' be returned if they are not given Medicare approval. b. Mr. and Mrs. Pratt are on social security which provides barely enough for the vital necessities - you know, like food. Recently , a fund drive was started on behalf of David, who was a good Indian for many years. It raised only about $150 and as luck would have it, the t~ansmisslon on the van which Is used to transport David to and from University· Hospital went out wiping out the fund. Certainly with all of the agen· cies that exist today there must be one which will provide help lor th<> Pratts . I'm willing to hear about It and so are the Pratts who have exhausted every effort to ACCEPTING DONATIONS SYRACUSE - Syracuse Fire Department Is accepting dona· lions for Christmas treats. Dona· lions may be sent to the fire department at Box 706, Syra· cuse, or cai1992· 7181 for pick up . Toys for· needy children are also helng collected. New or very good used toys are and anyone wishing to give toys should call 992·7181 or 992·7775. : ONLY gift exchange party will be held on Dec. 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Phyllis Hackett. Members are to take ornaments for the gift exchange. Plans were made to help two needy families for the Thanks· giving season. Next meeting will he held on Dec. 1 at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. A progressive dinner was iheld preceding the · meeting with members traveling to the homes of Debbie Jones, Darla Staats, and Mrs. Ault. Beat of the bend club officers and chapter members. The event will be Dec. 5, at the Senior Citizen Center in Pomeroy. Social hour Is 7 to 8 p.m. Tickets are $8 for singles ana $16 for couples. It will be hosted by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter. 3 DAYS Xi Gamma Epsilon meets Holiday activities were planned at a recent meeting of Xi Gamma Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, held at the home of Vickie Ault. Tickets were on sale for· the couple's party to be held on Dec. 5 at the Senior Citizens Center. The social hour will begin at 7 p.m and the dance will he held from 8 to midnight with. an all-evening buffet being served. Pizza with Santa will he held for the member's children on Dec. 12 at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church at 11 a.m. The Sunday In neighboring Summit County, snow fell off and on during the Youngstown StateAkron football game at the Akron Rubber Bowl that drew little more than 5,000 fans to· the· ''Oh, wow! havewegot snow,'' 35,400-sea t stadium. exclaimed Portage County she· Ground crew workers had to riff's dispatcher Pat Mohler, who estimated at midnight about six scrape the artificial turf at or seven Inches of snow on the halftime. Officials watched care· fully late In the second quarter ground. "It's coming down like bar· when Akron fqllback Scott Rind· rels," she said. "Most of the fuss raced 89 yards down the people are staying ln . You look sidelines with a kickoff for a out the window and can't see touchdown. Rapidly fall!ng temperatures across the street. I wanted to stay. and the numerous accidents home IO!Jight, but I couldn~t." spelled problems for road crews She said there had been numer· In Columbus : ous traffic accidents, but nothing WINl'ER, A5) (See major. snow ln counties along Lake . Erie. This system appears to have wailed until It hit Portage County, a couple of counties southeast of the lake. By NANCY YOACHAM Times.Senllnel Staff ·RACINE- After six years of walling, construction of an apart· ment complex on Elm Street in Racine is finally underway and is likely to be completed ahead of schedule. Initial paperwork !Or the complex, Elmwood Terrace Apartments, was undertaken by the owners , Dr. and Mrs. Harold D. Brown Jr. of Pomeroy , ln September 1981. Brown Is pleased that the project is finally taking shape. Total costs for the project, designed by architect Fred Schwab, Columbus, amount to $600,000, and Interim financing is being provided by Farmers Home Administration. According to Don Sommers, FmHA district loan specialist, the elderly, as well as families, will be eligible for residence In Elmwood Terrace. The four building complex will house 20 units altogether 12 two· bedroom and 8 stngle· bedroom _and one of each size unit will be equipped for the handicapped. Residents will receive rental assistance through FmHA, ·Semmers said, and will '' pay 30 percent of their adjusted gross , Income for rent and utilities, per month," he explained. "Veryiow income' ' persons will be given priority in the selection of resi· dents, he added. As owner, Brown said he Intends to exercise close control over the complex which !c. situated on approximately three and one-half acres, formerly the Eldon Krautter property, pur chased from Paul Black c,! Racine. Brown has assured Ra· cine officials that the grc-mds and the buildings, which will have exteriors of brick and siding, will be well maintained throughout the years. Inside, in addition to othel' storage facilities , e~ch double· bedroom unit will Include a · double walk-In closet and each single-bedroom unit will have an exterior storage area. The rna· jority of apartments will be on ground floor level and all will be heated by electricity. Laundry facilities for the complex will be available In one of the buildings. Office space will also be provided for a resident manager. Although the manager has not yet been chosen, negotiations are underway with a management firm which will probably choose the manager ba'sed on Input from Brown. Al!hough construction is not , expected .to be completed until mid-March, Brown has already received numerous Inquiries at his Pomeroy dental office re · . garding the availabillty of the apartments. Racine · officials have also heen receiving inquir· ies. When the apartments are ready for occupancy, potential residents will need to complete official rental forms, Brown said. Brown has commended his construction contractor, · Greg Roush Construction of Syracuse, for being ahead of schedule. Roush said he's been able to move forward quickly because of excellent personnel, . Including subcontractors, who have been willing to work longer hours In order to take advantage of recent mild weather. Brown is committed to "the spirit of development" which he believes now exists in 'Meigs County. And an Important part of development In any community "is to provide better housing and enhance living conditions for thE: residents of'the community," he commen!ed. In addition to Elmwood Ter· race, Brown is also behind the current construction in Middle· port of a $3.15 million 100-beq nursing home which should he open this summer. . For his efforts In bringing deveJopme!'t to. .. the county, Browr. was honored earlier this month as Southeastern Ohio Regional Development Council's Meigs County man-of-the-year. complex in Racine Is ahead of schedu.le. Construction contractor Is Greg Roush Construe· tlon of Syracuse. AHEAD OF SCHEDULE ·- Construction of the four building Elmwood Terrace Aparhnent Proper heat system, maintenance prevents accidents: fire chief - Never "Over fire" so that the stove pipe By MARGARET CALDWELL becomes "red hot," Times -Sentinel Staff · - Never leave the doors open or screen off GALLIPOLIS - As oi' man winter creeps up, except to fuel the fire, people will be using their heating systems more Never dry clothing closer than three feet to during the holiday season. Proper cleaning and the stove, and maintenance are the keys to a safe, warm winter, -Never leave small children in a room where a said Ray Bush, Gallipolis fire chief. wood stove is In use. "People often postpone getting their heating major prOblem with woodburning stoves are A system serviced," Bush said. "l'low Is the time to make sure home heating equipment is ready to chimney maintenance. A chimney should be Inspected and cleaned by a qualified cleaner provide safe and trouble'free service when It monthly or every two months. no less than twice a turns cold. " year, Bush said. Bush advises those with fuel-oil furnaces to Chimney fires are caused when a wood-burning have a qualified heating service check the by-product, creosote, collects on the inside of the eontrols, the flame and the fuel flow. Most chimney and Is ignited. A chimney fire may problems occur with this kind of heating &ystem crackle, rumble or roar and caJse the stove pipe when the controls let in too much fuel. Often the to become red hot. excess fuel will seep out and ignite. To prevent creosote bu ildup, burn only dry, There are 'normally not too many problems with seasoned wood, avoid slow buring smokey fires. electric heating systems, Bush said, as long as the and have your chimney inspec ted and cleaned. coils are cleared of dust and lint. People should be If you do have a chimney fire, call the fire especially cautious to clean the system in late fall, department and get everyone · out of the house, early winter when the systems are first turned on. Bush said. If the fire is not out of control, close the This Is the most alarming time for electric stove doo.r, draft opening and damper to cut off air systems. . . to the fire, and never throw water on a hot stove. Natural gas furnaces should be checked by a All fires start small, Bush said. For the greatest quall(led heating specialist for size of flame and measure of safety, Install approved smoke for the proper mixture in the ·comb~Stion detectors throughout the house and on each level chamber . Bush said he advises people to chec·k the of the house. Families sbould practice a fire filters every two months and no less than twice a escape plan with two ways out of every room in tile year. house. , According to the U.S. Fire Administration, Bush warned agains t do-it -yourself servicing. woodburnlng stoves cause twice as many fires as He said homeowners should spend a few ciollars traditional fireplaces . They also cause 11 times for a serv!ce·salety check by a qualified heating the deaths and almost double the Injuries . dealer . When using a woodburlng stove,: "That's ~a small price to pay lor your family's - Never usc flammable liquids to light. a fire, - Never ·store flammable liquids in an area • safety and yo,ur own peace of mind," Bush said . "And properly adjusted equipment will save you where a stove is being used, money, In t he long run, In both fuel efficiency and -Never burn 'trash , large amounts of paper or lower fuel costs." small twigs, I' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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