http://66.213.69.5/files/original/eab0e5af1a7483d313df6f62590bb77a.pdf 60543269e3950a56f112fbf00304b311 PDF Text Text .Local clubs meet Big secret An ....... .W.0 11Papl Soutl,em 'posts win .F ree tree pickup SpoiU 011 . . . f SeePaplO • • at y e Vol .34, No,181 ·Copyrighted 1984 · • 0 measured by the gross national product, dipped to·an By MARTIN CRUTSINGER. anemic 1.6 ~t from July throligh SepiemberAwoclated ~ Writer WASHINGTON tAP) -The gm>ernment's main far below rates of 10.1 percent and 7.1 percent turned economi~ fon!castlng g;tuge jumPed 1.3 percent In .In during the first and second quarters this year. November, the biggest gain In nine months, as However, a variety ot econOmic statistics have pointed to renewed strength last month. Unemployvarious business barometers offered new evidence thatafour-monthslowdown !sending, the Commerce · ment feU sharply and orders · for manufactured Department reported today durable goOds posted their biggeSt gain In almoot four years. ' The sharp Increase In the Index of Leading Despite the revival In the domestic economy, the EconomJc Indicators followed revised 0.5 percent · drop In October. country Is stW suffering from huge trade deficits. , ln a new report today, the Commerce Department Before Navember, the Index mid fallen In three of the last five months - something that had not said the trade deficit rose to $9.9 billion In November, up 7.6 percent from the October level of $9.2 bUUon. occurred since the recession year of llfU. The Increase stemmed from a 2.7 percent rise In The declines had spurred growing concern !,hat a new ~ton mfg!lt be Imminent. Overall growth, as· Imports and a slight 0.1 percent dip In exports, For the Regular ~m~A ~m~4 Regular Resistor 3.38 6.75 3.91 ~rd ~ 6 Resl.-,r ......... . ............ . . .. .. . 5.87 . .' ... .... . ..... 7.82 2.33 2.44 3.24 6.49Each Kodak 110..24 Color Print Film Kodak 135-24 Koda COlor 100 ASA Print Film Kodak 135-24 Koda Color 400-ASA Print Film Reg. e.98 Each Assorted Records I Tapes Sony, no roln check$. SX· 70 or 600 HS Instant Film . . . . . . . . . . . 7.27 a fii'St 11 months of the year, the country has pooled a trade deficit of $115.4 bWion, vlrutaUy guaranteeing that the total deficit will almost double last year's record of $oo.4 bUllon . The Commerce Departffient' s Index of Leading Indicators Is a compilation of 12 forward' polntlng economic measurements. The increase for November was broad based with nine Indicators contributing to the gain. · • The biggest boost came from an Increase In buUdlng pennlts during November. Other pooitlve factors In order of their lnftuence were a gain In the money supply, an Increase In plant and equipment orders, a rise In sensitive materials prices, gains In net business formation and the length of the average workweek, a drop In Initial claims·for unemployment • IS ,4eM:!aled ...._ Wrlier ANGOLA, La . (AP) - With a final wink to the qun who helped him through his last hours,. a cocky 2.66 Reg.U7 ' , 10 count II .... Tlllltllaal · WtiiiiiMfn . .ca.IIIIIValfllttllllllilot.'lllal'l · ~- 1111 our'*"' on t . RObert Lee WIUiewent •to his death In the electric chair today as the parents of the IS-year-old woman he raped and murdered watched. WJWe, 26, winked.at Sister Helen Prejean, his spiritual adviser and a death penalty opponent, but avoided eye contact With the seven other witnesses In the death chamber, Including Elizabeth and Vernon Harvey, the mother and stepfather of the victim. He was pronounced dead at 12: 15 a.m. by Dr. Alfred Gould, said C. Paul Phelps, Secretaiy of the Department of Public Safety and Corrections. "I would just Uke to say Mr. and Mrs. Harvey that I hope you gel some reUef from my death," WUUe said In a statement 12 minutes before his death. "Kl!Ung people Is wrong. That's why you've put me to death. It makes no difference whether It's citizens, countries or governments. KUUng is wrong." During trials and interviews WUUe had expressed no remorse and said he had "lived a good life." The Harveys showed no emotion but watched Intently as wuue was strapped Into the electric chair and was · jolted by four alternating surges of 2,001 and soo.volts. · · When GOOld, coroner for West Fellclana Partsh, pu!led back WUUe's white sweat shirt to check his pulse, he revealed tattoos of a woman and of the Grtm Reaper carrying a knife and a burning hourglass. "I'm sorry ev.J!I'Y victim dqesn't' have the~ty I had to see the perpetrator's sentence earned out," Harvey said after leaving the Louisiana State Penitentiary. "I "wish everyone could have the same satiSfaction." Faith Hathaway, 18, was kidnapped, tortured, raped and then · stabbed 17 times In 1!9l. Insurance, a riSe In stock prices and In .new manufacturers orders for consumer goods. Two Indicators which detracted from the gain were a change In the growth of credit and In the time It 'takes companies to till orders. ' Analysts cautioned about reading too much Into the latest Increase. "It would be a mistake to get carried away and say things wW really bounce back next year," MIChael Evans, head of Evans Economics, a Washlng1on forecasting firm, said In advance of today's report. ''This Is just telling us things are returning to nonnal." The government reported last week that overall economic growth bounced back somewhat to a rate of 2.8 percent for the final three months of this year. Sheets ·race costliest of '84 campaign The Republican candidate 'tor state representative for the 94th House district spent $23,449.30 In the November election. Pomeroy attorney Jennifer Sheets received $15,703.071n coiltri· butlons for the campaign and brought $7,754.a! forward from her post -primary report from the summer, according to a post. election report. Sheets and her opponent, lncwn· bent Siate Rep. J olynn Boster, D-Galllpo)ls, had to file campaign expense reports In Athens County because It Is the largest county, In terms of population, In the thrre. county dlstrtct. The post.{>Jeetion report shoWed that Sheets received a $JAm contribution from the Ohio Replllll. canParty. Boster, who won her second tlrin in the House with a 2,001-vote pluraUty over Sheets, spent $8,!lll.38 and had contributions of $4,640, (Continued on Page 10) NEWS OF .EXECUTION - Vernon lfanoey, stepfather ollhe' nipefltunler ' vlcllm of RAiberi Lee WDBe, ~ wllh reportel'll oullllde lbe prison where Marine's winnings didn't come from BEAUFORT, S.C. (AP) -A Parrts Island marine who told all his friends he had won $3.5 mUUon In the Ohio lottery and made a list of expensive cars he wanted to buy actuallY won an undetennlned amount of 'money In an Wegal numbers game. _ Set- Lance Perry, 23, said last week he confirmed his winnings with the Ohio State Lotte& Commission. Butthe NavaJinvestigattve SeJVIce has determined Perry's money Instead went to an Illegal number game. ' "We are satisfied that Mr: Perry did not win the ~nc . ending Condemned man executed today By GUY COATE'! 25 Cente N.-apaper 1 Section, 10 Pegea A Multimedia Figures ·show ·economic· slowdown 0 ~m~4 enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio •. Friday, December 28, 1~84 '· Autollfe® SDark Plugs • Ohio S(4te Lottery," said Anne Bloomberg, a spokeswoman for the Ohio lottery·. Sgt. David Sllcox, a spokesman for the Parris Island public affairs office, said Thursday that Ohio authorities Investigating Wegal " numbers games "went to his (Perry's) parents house (and) verified he had won an undetermined amount of money through an illegal numbers game In ·Ohio." · Perry was stUI on Christmas leave Thursday and could not be located for comment. · . SUcox satd Marine oftlclals and the Naval Investigative Service have both determined no charges wW be filed against Perry. They said they have pas~ the case to Ohio authorities, but would not SIJl:Cify which authorities were handling lt. Since he sent funds to his family It would be hard to prove whether he knew ltwasgolngtoanWegalgame or the state lottery, Silcox said. "They determined that Sgt. Perry had done nothing wrong except poosibly blow a story out of proportion." The Illegal game Is based on the state lottery system an(! uses the same numbers drawn by the lott~ry lottery commisSion, but the ticket mc..1ey doesn't go Into state coffers, he said. Perry last week said he had been sending money for lottery tickets to his father. The marine said he was told last week he would receive ~.lXXI this year, and S165,IXXI a year lor the next lll years. "I knew I was a mlllionalre, I just didn't know how much of one," Perry said. "I told some otthe guys (at Parris Island) and they all just busted out laughing and left the room. I just walked around smWng." Open trial resumes· for alleged killers of Polish priest TORUN, Poland (AP) - The trtal of four secret pollee ·officers charged In the ldlllng of a pro-Solidarity priest resw\led today with one of the defendants continuing testimony about alleged Involvement In the crime by his supertors. A ·Polish radio report said Lt. Leszek Pekala returned to the witness stand as the trial entered Its secondday.' 1 Pek&la testified Thursday that he was told he had ' 'the agreement of his superiors" to kidnap the prtest, the Rei!. Jerzy Popleluszko, and wouid be protected Jobs even In the event of the prtest's death . The Oct. 19 killing of Popleluszko, a staunch defender of the outlawed Independent trade union Solidarity, shocke<l Poland's predominantly Roman Csthollc population. The Impact of the priest's deatlt was so severe that It led Cominuni.st authortties to take the unprece· dented step of plactng secret pollee officers on trial for the crime. The otllcial Communist Party newspaperTrybwla Ludu o;ommented today that the bial Indicated the authorities' determination to reveal aU the circum· stances of the priest's killing. Tl)e trial "demonstrates that every Polish citizen will answer for his misdeeds before an Independent court If he ... commits a crime, because there Is only one measure of justice and aceountablllty for crimes which Incur even the death penalty," Trybuna Ludu said. During his testimony Thursday, Pekala was asked to name the "superiors" and he Initially,said he could not. Later, however, he testified that on several occasions orie of the defendants - Capt. Grzegorz Piotrowski - mentioned suppOrt from a third , defendant, Col. Adam PietrusZka. ' The defendants - Pekala, 32, Piotrowski, 33, Pietruszka, 47, and Lt. Waldemar Cluulelewskl, 29aU work for the Interior Ministry, wtuch controls Poland's uniformed and plainclothes forces -but they were handcuffed and wore civilian clothes In · court Thursday. Two arrested for break-in ~t -stake in .UMW dispute BECKLEY, W.Va. (AP) - A federal judge says "getting peopJe back , to work" should be the . ' President Rich Trumka coerced union leaders to award jui'tsdlctlon to Local ~ as a payback for Its motivation for the United Mine support In the 1!ll2 union preslden· Workers' union to resolve a dispute tlal election. Local 1766, wllh 28l over which local should have . members, was the lilrgelt local in JUrtsdlctlon at a NuEast Mining Co. DLstrict 17' to vote for former operation. pr81dem sam Chlirch. · U.S.DistrlctJudgebennlsKnapp . Last Friday, Knapp Instructed a week ago today ordered lellJlers of le~ of ldcall1766 and :M52, and UMW locals 1766 and 24112 to the UMW JDternatlilnal to reiOive Jle&OIIate their dispute, which the dllplte :by Jan. n, cr elae, he lnvolvea a NUEaat mine said, he will 1'\lle 011 the suit. the Kanawha-Boone county But Bill Lllle, a member of 1'166, border. said Thlll'llday that he doesn't "I kllld of bore down on them a expect JIII&OIIatlont to bit held ~ttle at the hearing," Knapp saki because 1'nllnkA Intends to punish Thursday. '"llhe company ·Is plan· his local for 1111982 vote. nln& on caUtne back ~to work, as I "You don't know'how Trwnka Is understand It, but won't until It's on pOutlcl," tie said. "He'a turned settled. Getttna people back'towork the unkm lato notbJni ~ polltlcl." Is the Important thin&." QlleflllllonapoilelmiiiJoeCorco: Local 1766 flied a · suit list ran 11u decUned to munll!llt on the 8eJ>tembfr, alle81ng that UMW dllpute. 8()MBINQ VICl'DI - Paul Bdwlll'd .._. of Orlllldo, Pill., II lallded Into • ~for lnl ; Dri. kl llle ........ Bwa lndul'oa bt a-•· " ....... ..mal lllere .,. .,._ 'nurlllq ,Jewell waa 1111unc1 In tile e~q~l I• of a bomem•"e 118mb,.,. ar aJI'Iarlda CCIII¥ ..e• oelltore ~ on Cl1ltiiiMa Day. (AP t • npllato ), ' Two Middleport men were report. edly caught In ~act of breaking altd entering the VIllage Pharmacy, 271 N. Second Ave., Middleport, aboot 1:16a.m. todi!Y· An alarm system In the store alerted pollee that somem1e was In the establishment and a stakeout was carried out by police officers. The two men reportedly left the store headed In opposite dlrectlona and were apprehended quickly by pollee nmcers, said Gary Wolfe, special Investigator for the depart-· ment·of Sheriff James Prorrltt. Wolfe answered a call to thescene and further action In thelncldentwll be handled by the sheriff's depart. ment. The two men - 'l'homu Shuford, 18, and Lance Hennan, 21 - had allegedly placed a wk1e variety ol merchandise from the store In bags 8J111 were teput1ed~J !apprehended with the stoleiiiJI)OIII , In their pn"aes•IO'l. .Included ln. themerchandille~ (Continued on Page 101 �.C omment .,.. 2-n.c•••~•• ::. Purn11u~ Mldd'tpolt. Ohio 'Fddly, ~·- 28, 1184 \ What .a SeCret! ______.__~~,___;.. .:. :._____~A~rt..!!.B~uc~lit~ta~ld The Daily ·Sentinel The admlnlltrattoo II mad at the media for breaking the story oolts hush-hush ·mllllllry s~ shuttle mission which will take place Jan. 23, 1985, between 1: 15 and 4: 15 p.m., Eastern Standard Time. How did the news paople find out the milltary wu launching a top secret "grapefruit" from Discovery on the date In question? The Pentagon held a press conference to announce lt. 1ll Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo ; DEVO'l'ED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEJG!I-MASON AREA A~ • . ~m~ ~'-""T"'~cd..... ~v ' 1 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOBHOEFUCH PAT WHITEHEAD General Manager Assistant Publlsher/Coqtroller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. I· News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. • LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They sh_ouk! be le.. than m words long. Allleuers are subject tc edlllng and mUst be signed with name, address and telephone number. No unsigned leiters will be published. Lettera should be In , • eood taste. addressing Issues . not personaiiUes. Administration · bargains ·with self, as well as Soviets A brigadier general In full unlfonn told reporters the mission Wajl so sen8tdve, that If anyt~ leaked out about It, the national security of tbe country would be threatened. Anyone who speculated ·as to what the Air Force was up to · was giving aid, comfort and Information to the Soviets. I hope tbe Pentagon will forgive ine for saying this, but lt has only Itself to btame for the siDry gej.tiJii~ the play It illd. When you're In the bustneu of launching a top-secret payload from a NA'sA shuttle you don't call a · televised . screen conference a month before 'flJcht dme to announce that you're not going to talk about what you're dolna, and tbe niedla better not look any furtber Into the' story. . This ls particularly true dUJ'lni tbe holiday season. Up untH the Air Force alerted the world to Its mlsslol), most newspaper and television repprters were suckiJii their tbumbs ln Washington, putting out &tortes about who the next Democradc Party chalnnan would be, what Nancy Reagan was !living · Ronnie for Christmas; and how . much voltage It took to llght the national Christmas tree on the mall. NASA offiCials couldn't sell .a story In December on tbe next ~- ' : it's tough enough dealing witb the Soviet Union, but the Reagan admlnlstradon has tbe added burden ofnegodatlngwitb Itself, tbe Western· allies and tbe news media. : In less tban two weeks, Secretary of State George Shultz Is to sit down across tbe bargaining table from Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Their meeting could set tbe agenda for reducing nuclear w~:apons- or, If It taUs, extend the year-long suspension In arms control talks. : the consequences could be horrific. Both sides are ready to break ol!t new and devastating weapons. Both are spending wildly on defense. Wlth technology on the march, the nuclear fuse Is getting shorter. : Consldertng the stakes, President Reagan and his senior adylsers have e!)Oilgh on their hands deciding what Shultz should say to Granyko and what he sbould not say. But they have made tbe job harder on themselves \lY trylpg tp be both tough and flexible In public. • Most of the trouble revolves around the controversial "Star Wars" project. It portends a major shift ln U.S. nuclear strategy from deterrence b8sed on offensive nuclear weapons to being able to shoot down Incoming Sbv1etrnlsslles. · ;With Americans and Europeans conditioned since World War II to think cine way about a~rtlng nuclear war, the Strategic Defense lnitiatlve - the ~lpl name for Star Wars - has raised questions ln this country and arudet1es across the Atlantic, where the ames are protected by the U.S. auelear umbrella. · :Knowing that Gromyko's prtncipal goal in Geneva will be to sidetrack . S!ar Wars and to )>lock the testing of U.S. anti-satellite weap<lns, tbe Reagan administration wants to make sure It has the American public and tlje allles on Its side. : The result has been a hard-sell campaign. Officials are describing the$26 l}llllon research program as both lndlspensable and humane. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger got so earned away recently he dismissed ihe current strategy of "mutual terror" as Hawed, odd, simplistic and a faUure. :That's not what the Europeans think. ;Prime Minister Maragaret Thatcher, viSiting last weekend with P,resldent Reagan, said It had kept the peace for nearly 40 years. :·:She left with a commitment from Reagan that any weapons deployment In outer space would come only after negotiations with the Soviets. : At the same time, Mrs. Thatcher suggested rather strenuously tbat tbe media had got lt all wrong In saying she had qual!ns about S!.;lr Wars. .Actually, Mrs. Thatcher said, "It's right togoaheadwtththeresearch" slhce the Soviets were busily working on missile defenses•. Apart from tracking the British leader's position, the media were having ~nough of a problem Unlng Weinberger up wtth Robert C. McFarlane, the White House national security adviser. Knowing the onus of failure In Geneva probably would tall on tbe side that appeared to be Intractable, McFarlane said theUnlted States would be open to "tradeoffs" In the que5t for an agreement. :Reporters pressed him to say whether Star Wars might be traded oft. :"Our research program and our Intentions for It ·have to be on the table and a matter for discussion and agreement and negotiation between us, .. tie )ald. "And they surely will be." ; Back went Weinberger before the public. Appeartng on television last S!mday he sald Reagan would not agree to trading away tbe space defense plan. "It offers too much hope," Weinberger said. "It's the only thing that offers ll!IY real hOpe to tbe world. And he will not give that up." McFarlane, appearing on another TV program, fell Into step. Asked whether the United States was considering "negotiating away" Star Wars, lie .said, "Well, we think that that Is not the way to go." ; Mt this probably means Star Wars has special prlortty.ln the Reagan ~dr;ntntstradon, but that It's not 11. good Idea to Imply the United States wuuld let anything stand ln tbe way of a genuine arms control agreement with tbe Russians. .Letter to the Editor .... Whom are you going with? ·I have been In this world nearly siXty-two years and every one o.f thOse years have been spent ln this county. I was taught that this 6luntry was founded ln freedom of ;worship, free<lom of polltlcs, freedom' of speeeh, just to mention a tew. I was tauglft to worship one God and He Is Jesus Christ, not Ronald Reagan. I · have found ,through these slxjy-jXId years that Jesus answers more prayers for ets people than Uncle Ronnie does tpr his. I do not see tbe Democrats ils sore losers, they are proud ~-The things that Will take pace In the Reid f0\1r years will be illamed on 101neone not credit to .... ~ oft~~ · .}~ OWD"*""' c·' aomc .... .. ~ ." l " The 8-shop's letter 1· Is the draft of the Catbollc bishops' propoSed letter on soclitl and economic policy of Interest beyond tbe Catholic community? Prellmlnary Indications _are that the answer Is, Yes, and this Is 110,-of course, because the Catholic communlty tn .Amertca Is very large, the single largest ln the country. It by no means follows that the bishops can shape the attitudes of Catholic yoters on broad social and econornlc pollctes. Statistical Investigations suggest that even on questionS of explicit moral content, the bishops address wayward congregadons .·- the dlfference between Catholics and non-Catbollcs who pracdce birth conirol and submit to abortion 1s reputedly not great. But lt Is probably so that CathoDes· who violate 'their church's canons go tlu'ough Hfe with something of a moral hangover, untU they reo~ . thelrllvesthroughthesacramentof confession. But lt ls unlikely that even If the flrlt draft of the bishops' letter were to be endoned by ·t11e bishops ~ In plenary council next June, that Cathollcs wbo voted for pollileal candldates expressly opposed to some of the bishops' recommendations would feel - queasy Alwt cWIJ& lllj? _,. , So, then, why tbie tun? Because the bishops' draft letter Is an obJect of cdtlcal faactnatlon. Protestant, Jewllh 8lld 111101t1c commentators on that tetter .-m to care leu that the biiiiDPI' ltatemellt II UJI1111ely todlletiiOCial po11cy tbaJI that the ........,. lbould baM! an1ved at the c;aaclllllonl they antvedat. They.teei-IJudle from a biii4DE crltlquel - a -ofJIIIIIie!M!!!IIalltiJatabadyof tnteJUaoeDt and weil1lilpolld mea lbould be . so wrong 011 IIUCh Important -matters. An ettort to ventilate the question was made recently In New Yen City at 1111 off·the-record meettna'of Intellectual 1e&den wiKlle ll8llll!ll, Hannan Trace, Southwestem win Gallia holiday· tllts, meet this .evening for tide OVP N-lltalf The Hannan Trace Wildcats scored the first &evell point& of the first game of the Gallla County Hollday TOiJmamellt and were never headed, as they defeated the '*' ........ : AI'- I&, IUeloaDr :10 . AliiUrtUJWn.nldl 58. Ywrw. wu.m ..................... .., ~ 8VA() AIL (lAMES WLP · Hannan Trace .. .. ................ .5 1 · 353' Southern ................~ ... ....... .. 5 2 403 Eu1ern ...... .............. .......... 2 '3 291 North GaiDa ........................2 5 464 KY"'"Cretlc ........................1 4 :115 · Southwo!otem ....... ... ,......... .. .1 5 343 - 10, - Caooai SEOO thole car-.. 11. Bedlwook 51 · OJ. Tatt 11. a., LaSalle n Cle. Blrle:lctb.e . . BWI'aJo (N.Y.) Cle. SI.Jc.pb n, Erie tP. .) Pn!p lf ae. u~~ n . Cit. 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I HlghlMflds 7:1 Cln. ' $3 4900 ~tot 1-:Jyrt• Opm Do:r ~ . . obviously, cnanot he disclosed, nor tithing tbelr Rock, as tbe Monnons \ Catholic position on the Just War, or those of the meeting's sponsors. · do? And using that money for · on the Two Cities of God? One man (Mr. A.), a Jewish charitable purposes? Wht do they To this a fifth participant retorted ' theologian, said: Look. I happen to attempt to get Into ques'dons of that tbe church had over the ages be a right-wing Republican. I Institutional reform concerning fJ'EQuently ldentlfled Itself wtth . happen to believe profoundly that If which they shoW, by their 112-page • positions that had been distilled by ; the recommendations of . the Ca- letter, that.theyareyearsandyear5 prophetic single men, thinking · tholic bishops were enacted, there behind In their thinking? simply: Augustine and Thomas would be a lise ln that which they A fourth Jewish Intellectual (Mr. being two examples. But tbat, he • principally desire to address, D.) sald: Look what's so new about sald, ls·very dlfterent from what tbe ' llamely the persistence of poverty. what the bishops have done? Catholic bishops are engaged In, ' . But, I could be wrong. Conceivably Throughout the ages the chui"Ch has namely attempting to promulgate : I am. Would r. however, wlah that taken posldons oolleCuiar questions soCial doctrines on a comprehen- ! the bishops, Instead of promulgat- - on usury, for Instance; even on slve scale. • lng soclal-economlc recommenda- couect longitudinal boundaries In What, specifically, was disturbtl~~ that I believe to be profoundly the Western Hemisphere. What, lng to so many about the first-draft 1 wrong, wish that they had recom- . after all, do you make of .the · wtscopal letter? Comlnl! uo. 1 mended policies with which I agree? Answer: No. They might then be wrong. And bishops should not dllut,e their moral Influence by getting lniD these secular, prudendal matters. Today Is Friday, bee. 28, the 363rd day.ofl!W. There are three days lett : AsecondJewlshlntellectual(Mr. ln the year. . B.) said: Lciok. I am Interested ·tn Today's highlight In history: anly the single question: Are the On Dec. 28, lN>, CongresS officially recognized the "Pledge of bishops wrongheaded In maklll8 Allegiance." . . . their statist reconunendatlonl, or On this date: ' aae tiE) aiit! 1111) WiidU&lillS Qdllt · In 189J,'Qiieen Macy n of England died after five years ~ jolirt rule with firm: They art! WI'OiiJ- I leave It to her husband, K1Dg WWJan\ ill. Catbollcl to worry allout whether In 1832, Jolm c. Calhoun became !be llrat vjce president of the United' . they abould ha~ got Into this · States to l'l!llln. Callloun &U!pped clown over dlft¢rences wttb President' bustnesa at au In the tint place. But • Andrew Jacbon. ·as anon-Catbollc, I careexclllllvely In..lBMl. Iowa became-the 29th s)ate admitted to t1Mi Union. about the 1lmple matter of their In 11116, tlle ·28th President of tbe United States, Thomas Woodrow' bel11800.tlnatelywrong.Utheyhad Wlllon, wu bam In Staunton, Va. · 1 l.saued a draft-putoral letter that . · In 1869, Wllllaln Finley~ of Mount Vernon, Ohio patented chewing got at the poverty PI <tienuw a Jlllll. ·. fully,l'dbavecaredlelnboutthelr In 1937, oompoll!l Maurice Ravel died 1n Parts. jlll'lldlctlon than about the fact that · In 1915, novelist ~ Dn!liJer died In Hollywood. · they ~.-uaylna tbe o ' t tllbllIn lJ'13; Alexander .~ pJblllbid "Gulla A.rebl'pe!qo." an A third Jlwllll IIIW' I ltual (Mr. e•p•ot the Soviet pMaii!Yilllft.ln PirJa. 'l1le book led rc ~·1 c.~ l8ld: ''Look. ·I ba\'e a areat "'P.•"'m tram !be llovt!t Ullloll. · • lell*t for the Cbrlltlan relllloa 'i'esj )'t!8n BID! In Maaqua. Nlcaraaua, leftllt. lnY.ided a • llld fllrtiiiCalholledlp._batluai, CJu1atrnu party 11e1n1 t11row11 tor u.s, ambl•ldor 'nlrnei:Sheltmat the but It IIUIII*it ,that - . . out ct home fJf a local bu'IIIIJ nan. The 1Q81'1'111a1 ldUed thrw iuirdl an4! lilY vnp Mufllq ~ a mara1 ld,dnapped J'IIU!'8 than II pqle, but 'lllettAII aJreldY bad left. / rellotlolllldp Wbat 011 euth are the Five. ·y eua..,: Pt l(ent ~ Carter IICCUied tbe Soviet Ualca ~ Calholle "'Miopl 'dolne. tallttnl "erc-lnterwatlon" In Af&tlanktu'IIIUIMI alfalrl. about mtn1mu111 wap. llld at'Clep- · One Yau' aao: 111e New York 'l'1mll publlllled a report aaytq the ·table unem~t fllul.wT Why dlrBotor ot the ~don A~eacY. Cbarlel z. Wlc:k. bad : aren't IIIey, lnltead. lnltructiJii ackaoowlllal MJwtly _..wdltic • of1D 'd"J"'-'W' ooao.. .tlaai. ' their llock 011 bow to bitbaw In the Today'e lllrtbdayl: ActQr Lew Ayree 11 '18. ActQr Lou JICOIII 11 marketplace? Why Bl'l!ll't they ActreM Mlale Smith II ~- Tod , ay ID • ·hIStOry • . . W1ll!n:IW 46 Caraway 66, SmlttJvnk> !\.1 G~ G. Day. Stl.'bblas ll . Gf'lWr Ctty 68. 011. Y.'f'Stland m. OT Gt'OYfPDI'I !Ill, WesterVUIE' S. 37 lndllll Vall(')' N. 44 , Sandy Vol. 'l7 Kl'fttoo Ridl!c 6&. BPIIbrook 42 Kirtland &l, .kfffftOI'I M u.a. n.' • v . ~ I· 5 00 2 9 6 1·985 FORD RANGER PICKUPS $ 108" Wheel Base, 4 Cyl. Eng., Stan· dard ·Transmission, Vinyl Bench · . Seat, Radial Tires. u• Taz & Tiilt FHI Lak~ Ill, Garfield Ht1. 16 Uma. Bath ?.1, Lima 5t Uma C.th. 51, Lbna Shlwnl'fl ~ L«aln Sout"'lew 81. Avon Lake- i4 Marion Cattt 48. Bucyrus C Marlon Hardlna 39, Pleuant Z Mary~~vlllt' f7, Jonathln AldPr !I McClain !17, Cllntcn-M ..... t4 - UnONAIRE MICROWAVE OVEN OVEI THE $499°0 .~:; IAftG£ MODEl Hld<llnd 00, CVCA " Mlnrrva !'ft. UnltPd Lral 42 MJpdoifi'IO. Aknl'l LMty Of Elml J:l Mt.Vf'l'ft)f'l 4.1. Col. Franklin Hb. %1 National TraU ~. D!Jtie 41 N. Oltn1M!d 64, N. RoyalrOI'I 22 Obetiil Nl, Lorak'l Cath. 48 Ohnllfd F.U1 ~. Avon ~ Ol"'fRon Clay r.5, Tal. Start l6 Panna Padua 47, 1~ • 17 Parma Valk-y Fartlf' 53, Ml"*" :1} ......... Ol. -.o38 Plckerinlf!OO !\1 , HUUard :v; R~lf 11, Mt.GU* :1) ~ 11, Nf"Wt''O"'"ICItOWn Ml er, H.D. Shocks, H.D. Springs, Tinted Glass. MIDDLEPORT - . The Meigs Marauderettes junior hlgh/ glrls' basketball team recently scored an Impressive 47-17 ttlumph over NelsonvUle-York here recently to boost their season record to 4-2. Missy Woods paced the attack with 22 points and 11 rebounds, Bety Ewing canned 18 points and six rebounds, Jodl Taylor two,' Nikki Whitlatch two, Jennie Bush two, Melodl Carl two. Dupler led NelsonvUle with IM!'Ven. Meigs next plays Shade Jan. 3 at Shade. REMEMBER , WITH FLOWERS r .. wnd ~ bttullfijllf' •11ntd f~o~t~eul ~'''"-'mtn' · i11111 ~-•II "' 'bil POIEROY FLOWEI SHOP ., ..,.... ,,.. ...: .... 1985. FORD F-150 414 PICKUP sGauges, Cyl. Eng., 4 s. Traits., Traction LoCk. AM/FM Stereo, Mirrors, Cig. light· Junior high girls lriumph suerrmu 1 lfill!landera I approximately 8: 30. Kyger Creek Bobcall48-39last night at Southwestern High School. In the leCOI1d .game, the hollt By JOHN JI'IUEDMAN Sharon tPa. ) Kennedy10, 1..ordst<1Wa47 S6dn('y '72, Day. Strbblns M -ntnn Co!um~an til. Fost<:rla ~ Tol. Cmtral 6fi, Penyabp'R 48 Tol. UbbE'y 76, GallOn 47 Tri ·VUW.e 73, Vm.allk's 70 __;_..,.::.J,..::..:.ack:..:.......:A_:__nd_:__e_r~_ ·n WASIDNGTON - The White Industry approves of Scanlon and Scanlon wrote: "I want to avoid a style gates, I doubt they would Hause's choice for the new chair- · his philosophy. Scanlon "would repeat of this (the letter), If continue to purchase them." man of .the Consumer Product make a great chalnnan," Industry possible, ln the future." Scanlon's record of lone .dissent Safety Commission has a diSturb- attorney Aaron Locker told my In a Nov. 28letter to Schineltzer, Included commission votes on Ing record of dissent from attempts aSSOCiate Tony Capaccto. Locker also objected to the Imposi- enforcement acdons against the to take-- dangerous children's proLast montb, botb Scanlon and tion of a ban on the babygates "by following children's products: ducts oft tbe market. Locker - In what each described as letter of a single agency official." · - Mesh-sided crtbs associated In· hls 20 months as a commis- "strictly coincidental" responses"- He said It was an example of with at least lllnfant deaths, and sioner, ·Terrence M. Scanlon has crltlclzed David Schmeltzer; an "backdoor nJle.maklng." · other crtbs With faulty parts such as been tbe lone dissenter opposing agency enforcement official, for a In a telephone Interview, Scanlon loose mattress supports, machine several enforcement actions . the strongly worded letter be sent to all .reiterated the point, saying the screws and guide rods. Since 1980, agency has taken agalnat Industrymaqufacturers ,of ' expandable, Schmeltzer "ln fact ordered a ban" • these crib "hardware hazards" Wide defects In design of construe- doorway "ba byga tes." and ''doesn't have ihat kind of . have claimed 'll babies' lives. don of children's products. Schmeltzer's letter went out on authortty." - WOOden-slatted Infant "corScanlon favors a cooperadve Nov. 9 after an Idaho Infant caught . The gate markers agreed to' rals," similar to tbe expandable approach, working with Industry Its head In a gate's wooden slats and correct the design hazard, and babygates, associated with at least groups to develop volim)ary safety strangled ~ the eighth such death Schmeltzer has since written to two Infant deaths In 1980-1982. standards for their products, and In the commission's files. Locker that If they hadn't done so -Latex rubber paclflersconiatnthen cracking down· on lndlvldual What aroused both Scanlon and voluntarily "lt would haVe been my lng high levels of cancer-causing manufacturers who violate the Locker was a single sentence In recommendation that corrective nltrosamines. . standards. In short, Scanlon prefers Schmeltzer's letter: "In order to action be compelled by the commis- Sqlleeze toys that could lodge tbe sniper Iitle to tbe shotgun. prevent future death and serious sioners to stop the producdon and ln an Infant's throat. Scanlon defends his recOrd on lnjurtes, we now urge you to stop distribution of these dates." Scaruon did vote wlth his ·fellow grounds that his approach would manufacture and dlstrlbudon of the Schmeltzer added: "If consu- commissioners to take action result ln fewer Industry lawsuits accordion - style ·gates mers were aware of the serious against a particular style of agabist tbe commissiOn. Not surImmediately." nature of Injury that could result bassinet, because the legs tended to prisingly, the children's product In a Nov. 24'm~~o~Schmeltzer, from entrapment In the accordion- collapse. and are kept. ~ ralie In taxes may be less than last year but the cut In other programs will make up for it. People on 'fixed lnc.'6ihe will really hurt. Social Security Is not to be affected It Is said but every other program designed to help the needy Is being cut, or stopped.~. Food Stamps, Healtb Care, Aile, all cut ID the bone. These cuts will make It even worse for the people who have benefitted from them. Cuts In ·Community Action Programs !live the needy 8IIQJber black eye. . Pvlitlcs has ·had s~~Ch a role In letters to the editor lately that I always look to see lfho wrote It :: Don't mllwldentand, I am not before I read lt. U It Is i well·lcnOwn flterelted In .poiiUca. The end of ~ WOI'Ihlpper I don't Waite :time Is at hand 8lld God will put the n:'Y: t,Jm! on ll. Eweybody 1111 tbe )lpt people In charae to cany out l'llld to lila 8lld tr more fNei'Y won! that II wrlttell In the people Jli".B)Ied to God llld jnlled . etbJe. (The mark of the beall, Him lnlllld of 111111, tllil would be .. futting Chrlltlan8 to deatb and au 'better world tollwtn. Youcan'taet :thole aood tblnp). ndnp are to hi!awa 011 Uncle Ronnie's coat ;jllna to set wane, not better. No tall, or anyonil! elle'a. 'lbll world II comtne to 1111 end and there' II lent can ~ rll. wllat God pedelllned. Promllel made IIOthlnr anyone can do to ltqllt. 1 ~an elecUonarenever 11ept by am with JI!IUI. Whom are ~ wbo II all chid. TIIOie You aoiDI with? .- Mary F. Snlltb,. ~ are made to be brollen. ~06 lflaley Road, Middleport, ;:n. p~•••'ser Jelu8 made ~ true . Ohto 45'Ta), ,.m.. teacher for the next shuttle million. Let's say h wu .Mlal Gottlelb ~ Public School 35, tn Hollll, N.Y. ·Miss Gottlelb would be flown to Washington with her entire clau • . · au. , For" a month the media would . I am not agatnst the Alr Force . follOw every waking moment of secretly launchl111 military hard· Miss Gottlelb's tr!llnlna. On Janu- , ware Into sjlll(!e. ljuat think there ary 23 the entire world WOUld be : are better ways of doing It tban tune.d· In on thl& historic fllaht. · Every TV camera would follow tire 1 alerting the media to their plans, teacher from hlir dressing room to • and then warning them not to "speculate" what the military II up the launch pad to llftoJI. to. HousiDn Con!rol would provide us · This Is how the Defense Depart- with hourly reports from Mila : ment should have handled" it. Gottlelb on how she wu enjoying ' her trip. Now, unbeknownst to , It bas already been announced that an American schoolteacber anyone, except the captain of the i would be the !lrst "non-astronaut " · sbuttle, the Air Force would bave ' on the ' piBced Its top-secret paCkage tn the • "non-SCientist" to take a ride hatch. When the shuttle PQ84!d qver • shuttle. Instead of the Air Force calling a the Soviet Urilon, and with au press confeiel)ce, NASA sl)puld ' cameras focused on Ml8ll Gottlelb , have anilounced t1iey had selected a . bouncing.up and down In the cabin i In a weightless COndldon, the } captain would sneak back to .the l cai-go bay and kick out the satellite lniD the sky. After the night, while . Ml,ls ' Gottlelb rode In a dcker-tape parade down Fifth A venue, the·Air · Force's $:m mUllan gizmo would be . safely hi stationary orbit, listening to Chernenko snortng ln MOSCO\\', ;_ measuring heat from Siberian outhouses, and photographing Russian generals drtnldng wdka witb thfnr mistresses on the Black Sea. · Not one persciii ln!!lde or outside the media would be any the wiser as to what Discovery's real mission was. That's how you conduct a secret shuttle operation. If the people In the Pentagon don't know how to do lt, let's find somebody · In this · country who does. ' sbuttle flight lf their lives depended on lt. AI far u the public Is concerned, the program bas become ol4 hat, and when you.'ve seen one shuttle !light you've seen them Cooperative approach---__,;_.:...___;___ Ohio 1884 } , 1111. ;u.,.,..tn.snl .... ~- - $1 0 I 70 QOO Ul Ia• & Title FHI 992~2196 461 S. 3RD MIDDLIPOIT, OH. SAVE HUNDREDS ON ALL CARS & TRUCKS NEW & USED · SEE: JAY HILL, GEOIGI HilliS or PIT HILL "Your Tr••••or~atlon H••••••rtere ..." Limltsd Qusntitie1/ Sot~g, no "'"~••~•~ '' /tgiWigl If t6111 ptle~t. • 10 614 Silver lridgt Plata or at the Corner of Third & Pine 446-8051 or 446-3733 ., �Fridlly•. Decemb. 28, 1884 Southern edges PeebleS. fo~ fifth s t ·hardwood win . , IICOl'l' WOIR Tabbed as a premier elaas llqle "A" bullelball battle, '111unday nlgbt's battle betwm the Soutbem Tornadoes and P'eetllel' Jndlans was just tllat, as tile Tornadoes wlllrted to a &38 tblrd period advautaae, then beld oa lor a 58-55 trlumpb in Olllo Ulllvenlty's Con· voca1iclll Center. TeariDg pae!!S frml pn!VIous Tornadoes' record boolm and exJilb. Ulna a .ferocious wlmiiDa attltude, Soutbeni sealed tbe victory wtUI clutch freetbrow ot•dlillb)IDBrin Roush and JayBaltiCk in the last~ -wds of the lliJ!le. The iloa-league trtumpll boosted Soutbem's record io !>-2 overall and was Soutbem's lltth' in a row. Peebles chopped to~oo the~ in sufferlng'tbe loss. ' . BIG NIGHI' - Suuaaen's Todd Adams (U), left, !Ires 8hon jumper aver tllree Peebles defeDders In -.confermce pme at OU's Convocation Center In :Athens ·'JhunJday night. SHS won Its fifth stralsht pme, 5f.ll. Adanw lalled 11 nw loa a far llle Tornadom. M ' a an David 'M >'•• (t2) Mid Ron Bl'81111C01Jle (118). - ScoU Wolfe pbo4M ·Eastern, Waharna PQSt cage wins in holiday touJ'Ilament . By GARY CLARK OVPNewsStaff As expected, Ule Eastern Eagles and Wahama White Falcons advanced to thechamplonsblpgameof the Wahama New Year's Classic blgh school basketbaU tournament after posting opening round vtctorjes ThtrrSdaynlght at the bend area schoot: . The respective cage Oiumphs hy · the two neighboring schools brings about a rematch of last year's tournament final wblch was won hy Wahama,6840. Eastern gained the championship berth after overcoming a two-point halftime detlcll behind the third : period scoring of Kevin Barber and · Brent BtsseU ta defeat a stubborn , Crum Mountaineer team, 59-53. The Eagles of Coach Dennis Eichinger outscored their opponents 21-10 during third quarter action to erase a 28-26 Crum lead at ·the Intermission break. Although · the Mountaineers took a 1!>-12 decision In the final stanza Eastern managed to stay in front due to some clutch free throw shooting down the stretch. Eichinger was forced to do without the Eagles three sport star Athlete Royce BlsseU who Is sldeUned for some two weeks with a lung Infection but received a well balanced scoring attack from his five underclassmen starters which consisted of two freshmen, two sophomores and a Junior. Kevin Barber paced the Eastern attack with 21 points followed 11)114 from Brent Blssell; nine from Ed Collins; eight from Jeff CaldweU and seven points frOm Greg Leachman. Crum was led In scoring by Marty Mahler who scored a game blgh 22 points. Falcons Easy Winne{ In Thursday's 5ee0J1d game -Coach Lewis Halls White Falcons had UttletroublewithWtrtCounty as Ule bend area team coasted to a . convincing 8&58 victory to earn a spot in Saturday night's ftnals. Four Falcon starters flnlshed tbe evening 11)1 scoring in double figures whlle tbe fifth starter feU just one point shy of the twin digit mark as the bend area team topped the Ill point barrier for only the third time in three cage seasons. Senior point guard Matt Dawson led the balanced scoring attack for Waharna wiUI15 points followed 11)1 senior certter BOyd Northrop and Junior guard Riehle Clark with 14 taUles each. Junior forward Matt 'Thompson contributed 13 markers followed hy Jeff Barnttz with nine; Jason Hysell with eight and Matt JeweU with seven. Wlrt County received a pair d. a! point perfonnances hy Dave Cline and Mike Hughes wboshiired game blgh honors. The toss was the~rs first of the I!fl4.lf; campaign after two season opening victories over Hannan and Walton. While Waharna Seemingly enjoyed an easy victory their free throw shooting and turnover sltua· lions must concern the Falcon coaching staff. The bend area team committed far too many baU handling mistakes and shot a dismal 43percent (10of23) lromthecharlty strlpe. In addition to the exciting basketball action Thursday night was . the cheerleading competition between the J)llrtlclpallng schools wiUI the eventual champion to he namedduringSaturdaynighl'spost game award ceremonies. Tip-of! times for the consolation and champlonsblp tUts have been moved up to 6: ~p.m. and8: ~p.m. on Saturday night with Crum meetlniWlriCountyintheevenlngs opening game followed by the Eastern'Waharna confrontation for the tournament crown. Box score: EA8I'EIIN <•l - Barber Jl.:l-21: Bisoell !>+It; C<llilrtl H -9; CaldWell J.U: Leachman J.I.7. - 11-IHI. Clll!M (II) -Mahler ~22; Bower~: Marcum J.U: Cloud 2.().4; R. Man:wn :!.().4 ; KDbortJ 2.0.C: Farley 1.0.%. -11-ML IIJ...-: . Mama SIIIMI!' Slx·foot Soutbem point guard Todd Adams had a great tloor game, willie alsoleadtngthevlctors wiUI 21 points. .Senior forward Darin Roush had his best oulinl of tbe year, IICOrlng runner·up honors w1Uil8 points, enJoying a good night frornthelllleandfrornthefloorand Jay Bostlck canned 13 points. Burly Brian Swango, a &-3junlor center and !>-11 Jlllllor guard David. Stepl!e!ls shared top scoring hooors for tbe Indians with 14 each, whlle teammate Jeff. Daulton netted 10 markers and SOphomore Marc Kremin added eight. Peebles grabbed the opening tip and quickly went to work as an aggressive, but smoothly executed g_!llne started to develop. David Stephens canned two consecutive field goals in the first minute of pay for a 4-{1 Peebles lead, before Todd Adams put the Soutberners on the board at 4-2. A bucket 11)1 Darin Roush from the corner, followed a Jef1 Daulton grlaJ before Jay Bostick knotted the score at 6-6, then gave Southern Its first lead to complete a three point play at the 5: 19 mark, the score now 7-6. A nip-and-tuck battle followed untO the trlo of Roush, Adams, and Bostick tallied eight unanswered points for a 17-10 SHS lead wiUI2: 04 left in tbe frame. Following an Indian time out Swango muscled in for a score and Stephens canned a goal and two free throws to knot the score at the conclusion of the period, the score 17-17. Stephens at one point was four·for·fourfrom the field and equaOy tough from the foul line. Stephens had 10 the first period and Adams'elght for the Tornadoes. Peeblell Talres Lead Daulton nailed a fade-away jumper to start tbe second frame and give Peebles the Initial lead, before Adains knotted the score at lS-19. Slx·fOOt·three Ronnie Branscome canned two charity tosses for another PHS Lead, but Adams canned a twisting lay-up Ulrough the Indian battle lilies, thus a 21·21 score. That score came at tbe 6:47 mark lgnltlnl a Southern rally of 10 unanswered . pOints Ulat held Peebles scoreless untO the 2: 14 mark, when Branscome made the score 29-22. Two goals by Stephens and Dave Farrett put' Peebles back in the contest beforetbe half, the score now 31-26. A close second half (which Southern led to .the end) kept the fans on edge, but tbe closest the Indians came in the third frame was at 31-28 right after the half. Twice Southern led hy n points, concluding the fr~Jll'le on a Bostick rebound, ensuing kickback to Scott Wickline and tremendous assist from Wickline to Darin Roush that ended the frame at 4S-38. Much in control. untO midway . Eastern ....... ......................10 16 21 12-:19 Crum ........... .. ...... .. ........... 12 16 10 ~ throu&ll the last round, Soutbem Bostick wttllill: had thn!elleals, all sloW'ed tile tempO to work for the hy Bostick. :. Six asslsta, eight best poulble shot. Coacll cart Wolfe turnoven, and 16 fouls. Wickline explained. "We Wer'!!ll't lllowing the had four assists. Peebles hli 23 of 56, IC.'Ol1na oae ball dawn for a stall, we just wanted more field gojlnhan the winners, blt to take the five-footer OD the lay·up. nine of 13' at tbe line, had 29 With an n point lead, we hoped to rebOUnds, thTee steals, one asstat, incteaSe our lead 11)1 getting the '! '· s1x turnovers. and 18 fouls. Swango good &bot, but no one wanted to take It (the shot). Several limes we had eight 1'j!b0Wid.s. BraJIICmle missed going back-door. Maybe we seven and ~tephens six. Kremln were a btl too conservative. It had all Ulree ,teals. Southern pext plays at home almost came back to haun~ us but against anotl\er &;lass "A" power In the boys responded weU." An aggressive man·to-rnan de- undefeated Ross-Southeastern on fense and press intensified the Saturday. Boxacore: Indians' threat in the late stages of !IOtii1II!BN <•l - Matt. 11an11 1.0.2: the lliJ!le, aUowing them to pull Kelley G.,...... 1.0.2; Todd Adams JO.l-21; within three at 55-52 following a DartnRouoh~18: Jay lloltlck4-1>13; Kevin steal hy KrErnln. PHS called a lime, Tealord M·~ Scott Wlcldlne l).H. then oaeofa fewSHS turnovers on a 11-JHI, J'ED!IIl! (ill)- Jell Dawton~lO; llt!!' five second call, thus having a Parrott :!.().4; Jerry Leedy ~ Daft. chance to pull within one. A staunch Stephens 6-H4; Brian 9Nango :>4-14; RooJilo Branacome 1·3-5: Marc Kremln 4.0.S.Tornado defensive stand almost repelled tbe Indians' attack, but Swango went to tbe Une where he 'Southern ........ ....................17 If 18 ID-511 - - ........ ..................... 17 9 12 17-55 made oae of two for a 55-53 score with just 51 seconds remaining. .-----------k « M BeafD FoalbtJ The Dally Sentinel Fouling as a last resort, Peebles sent Southern to the Une where (USPS I til-. .) A Dlwlllon of Mulllmedla, Ill<. Darin Roush and Jay Bostick sealed tbe win bltttng four of five Published every afternoon, Monda y final attempts to the victory t hrout{h Friday. 111 Court St.. y the -._.,....,.._ tee calce. Coach Wolfe commented, "All tbe kids payed wen. We played better than we have been ... we've been playing a · UtUe better each week. Kelley (Grueser) did a good Job on defense for us, Darin (Roush) did a nice Job tonight and scored weu for us. Todd Adams took control of the offense ... Jay Bostick controlled tbe boards. Everyone did his part. I'm pleased wiUI the win and happy we didn't make many turnovers." Southern blt 22 of 44 for 50 percent and Canned 15 of 23 at the line. SHS coUected 23 rebounds, led by GRAVELY TRACTOR · SALES & SERVICE Ohio Vall(')' Publishing Company t Mul· tlmE'dla, Inc ., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, h. 992·2156. Second class postag(' paid at Pomeroy. Ohio. . Member: The Ass<K'Iatfld Press, Inla nd Daily Press Association and the Ame-rican Newspaper Publishers As· sodatlon, National Advertising Repre· St>nla11Ve, Branham Newspaper sates, 733 Third Avenue, New York, New York 10017. POSTMASTER: Send address changf'S to 'fho Dally Sentinel. lll Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 457(!1. SUIISCRIPTION RATES lly Carrier or Motor Rollte On• W"1'k .............. .. .... ... ............ 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Sunday School10: ()()a .m .: Morning Worship, 11: 00 a.m .; Wednesd<ty and Saturday Evening Servicl!s at 7: 30 p. m. Symbol or the New Vear - a jloundng baby boy! Symbol or tht Old Ytar -a l(narlcd and dejrett-d FatherTI~! h the N~Ycoarbel(l na . - win \ to wlpt lht alate dean. wr want to erue ~rythlnK that hat happtnt<l and sttlrl an 0\l!:r • th i n~ In 1~ paat that ~n wlah had newr happcne.:i. Then w.:rc thtnl(a that we arc: 1101'1)' wt: tu•d:satd and done. But what of tht wonderful hou,.. the t~ndtr rrmmcntt .,.... th ~ really 1t00c1 Dutllop and think 1 moment . Natu111liy . there lftre thlofl'? T hf' bHt & "'•Y toarart a ru.uy ··new·· New Year t• by~LnK to d1uu:h 11nd t-'tlnll, quiet pii:I"DOAill loot! at yourself. Take ad~itntage or 11\e experlenen jllven Ul du rtng lht. p .. t. •nd th~n . Wl lh a new ~npecU vc . plan your N~ Vrar With faith and rft!OluUon Mooday ,......., Wednellday Thunday rridor 5UadaJ MEIGS I John IJohD I John Hebrewa IJobn Lulte COOPERATIVE PARISH U -lO 2;9.11 1:&-7 2 :2:1 - ~2 4: lC 1:1-4 G:lO UNrTED METHODIST CHURCH Fay Sauer, Dlredar S.tu.-y ..__ IJOIUI Rev. Jamet E. COrbitt. Alahtant · ~ 18-21 NORTHEAST CLUSTER ~~-- -------~ (1 -~. VAWIOI Rev. Don Archer Rev. Roy Deeter Re\1. Seldon Johr110n ALFRED - Church S<!hool 9: 30 a.m .; comber, supt. Sunday School 9: :Jl a. m .; Worship, IJ a.m.; UMYF, 6:30p.m.: UW , Worship service 10: 30 a.m. Bible- study, HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION. Rev . Third Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Communion, Tuetlday, 7:30p.m. ToJ11 Staten, pastor. Sunday School9 : 30 a . first Sunday. (Archer ) REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS m.: Eveningservlce7:30p.m . Wedn('sday CHRIST CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m.; Church OF LAITER DAY SAINTS. Portprayer meeting 7: 30p.m. School10 a .m .( Blbl(' Study, Thursday, 7 p. ·land-Raclne Road. William Roush. pastQI'. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH Ol=' m. ; UMW. first Thursda y, 1 p .m.: Com· Linda Evans, church scht:)ol dlr~or. CHRIST, J?:uane Warden, minliter. f\lble munlon, first Sunday r Arc hen . Church school9:30 a 1 m.; Morning worslp c lass 9:30a.m .; Morning Worship 10: 30 a . JOPPA - Worship 9:30 a.m.; Church 10: 30 a.m.; Wednesday evening prayer m.: Evening Worship 6: 30 p.m. Wedn esSchool 10:30 a. m . Bible Study, Wednes· services. 7:30p.m. day Blbl(' Study 6: 30p.m . day , 7: 30 p.m . cJohnson I. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMU)'IITY LONG BO'ITOM - Church School 9: 30 Shuler, pastor. Worship servic(', 9:30a.m. Sunday School service, 9: 45 a. CHURCH, a. m .; Worship 7 p .m .: Bible Study, Wed· Sunday School10:30 a. m. Bible Study and Wors lllp service10:ll a.m.; m .: nesda y, 7: 30 p.m .: UMYF, Wednesday, prayer service Thursday. 7: 30p.m . Evan~tellstic Service 7: 30 p.m. Wednes6: 00 p.m.: Comn"Junlon First Sunday. THE CARLETON INTERDENOMJNA· day ; Pra y('r mee!lng7: 30 p.m. Thursday. !Arc h('f'l TIONAL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road. Rev . ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomeroy· REEDSVILLE- Ctlurch School9: 30 a. David Curfman. pastor. Sunday SChool Hatrisonvlll e Rd . Robert Purtell , minis m.; Worship Service 11 :00 a .m . IDeeter) . 9: ~a . m.; Ralph Carl. Supt . Evening worter: Ron Riffle, Sunday School SuperintenTUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAULship 7:00 p.m . Prayer meeting, Wednesdent. Sunday ~hool 9:30 a. m .; Worship Churc h School 9 a . m.; Wo rship 10 a .m.: d~y 7:00p.m . S('rvlce 10: 30 a .m .; ,,Evening worship SunBible Study, "tuesday. 7: 30· p ,m. :- UMW, LONG BO'ITOM CHRISTIAN, Jody day 7 p .m. and Wednesday , 7 p.m. Third Tuesday, 7: 30 p .m .; _C ommunion Holland, p!llstor; Wallace Damewood, ST . JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCB, Pine First Sunday !Archer) . Sunday School Supt. Worship service, 9 a . Grove. The Rev . William Mtddleswarth.. CENTRAL CLUSTER m.; B1ble. School 10 a.m . pastor. Church servlcP 9: 30a .m.; Sunday Rev . Jame~t E. C<lrblll HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. School JO: 30 a.m. · Rev . Sleven Nelson Rev. Thereon Durham, pastor. Sunday BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. R... Rkhard Rolhemlc h School at 9:30a.m.: Morning worship at John Wright, passtor. Sunday School 9: 30 Rev. ltobert 1!:. Rohin80n W: 30a .m .: Sunday evening Service at7: 30 .a .m .; Larry Haynes, S. s. Supt. Morning ftev. Andrew Ruheaklnl p.m. Thut:'~ay services at 7: ·30 p.m . worship 10: 30 a .m . ASBURY (Syracuse) - Worship ll a .m. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald RA CINE CHURCH ·OF THE NAZA· . Chun:h School 9: 45 a .m .: Char~e Bible Knob, located on County Road 31. Rev . RENE, Rev. Thomas H. Collier. pastor. Study , Wednesdoty , 7: :10 p.m.; UMW, first Lawrence GluPSencamp. pasto r. Rev . Martha w olte, Chairman of the Board of Tuesday, 7: JO p.m .; Choir R('hearsal, Roger Willford, asst . pasror. Preaching Christian Lite. Sunday School9:30 a .m .; Wednt"sday 6:30 p.m.; UMW, fourth Sunserv ice-s Sunday 7:30p.m. Prayer meellng Morn In~ worship 1D: 30 a.m .; Sunday day, 6:30p.m . !Nelson I . Wednesday , 7 :~ p.m .. Gary Griffith. evening worship 7:30p.m. PriJ)·er meeting ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a. m.: leader . Youth groups Sund;t)' evt>nlng at 7: 30 p .m . Wednesday. Church SChool 10 a. m .: Bible Study, Tues6: :JJ p.m. w.Uh Roger and VIolet Wlllfordd. LIBERTY CHRISTIA"i CHURCH, O<>xday, 7: JO p.m.: UMW. First Monday, 7: .10 leaders. Communion service first Sunday ter. Woody Call. pastor . Services Sunday p. m .: UMYF . Sunday, 6 p. m . Choir Reeach mon th. 10 a .m . and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. hearsal , 6:30 p .m . Wf'dnPSda y. !RotheWHITE 'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L. mi c hl CHURCH- Coolvlll• RD. Rev . Phillip Rl · Walk(1r , PaRtor. Roberl Smtth, Sunday FLATWOODS - Church School, 10 a .m. dt>nour. pastor . Sunday School9 :30 a .m .; School Supt.: Sunday SChool 9:30a. m .; : Worstllp. 11 a. m .: Bible St udy , Thursd· worship SE'rvice 10: 30 a.m.: Bible- study MornlnR worship 1V:40 . a .m .; !;unday day, 7 p.m .; UMYF. Sunday. 6 p .m. · and wor!iihlp service, Wednesday, 7 p.m . . e vt•nlnJt worship 7: 30 p.m .: WPdn('sday lRothemich). Rl!TLA ND CHURCH OF CHRIST, {'V('ntng Bible study 7:30p. m . FOREST RUN Worship 9 a.m .; Mark Jones, pastor. Bill Nicholson, SunBURLIN(;HAM COMMUNITY Church School 10 a .m .: Choir practicE', da y School Supt . Sunday School 9:30a .m .; CHURCH. Bur11n£ham . Rev . Okf'y Ra y Tut>sday. 6: 30 p.m .; UMW. first Tue!'iday, Morning Worship and Communion 10: 30 a . L<tundf'rmllt. pa stor. Ph . 992·7324 . Sunda)· 7:.xl p. m. JNelsonJ. m. SChoollO: 00 a . m .: Sunday f;'V{'nln£ SPrvtce HEATH !Middlepor t)- Church School, RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos 7: 00 p .m .: W(' dn c~day e vening $(1r VI('(', 9::10 a.m .: Worship 10::10 o.m.: Bible Tillis. pas tor . Jay Stites, supt. SUnday 7: 00p.m . · Study, Tuesday, 10 a.m.; UMW. second School 9:30a.m.; Morning worship, 10:30 DANVILLE HOLINESS CHUR CH. Monday, 7:30 p .m .; tJMW Se-cotld Mon· a .m .: Sunda y evening service 7:00 p .m . loca tNI on Rt . :12 ~ between Vinton and day, 7:30p.m .; UMM . Third Monday, 7:30 Wedn esday service 7 p.m . WMPO p~:o· Lan~svllle . RE'v . B('n Watt s , pastor . Sunp.m. (Robinson) . gram 9 a. m. each Sunday. day School, 8: :W a.m .. Bobby Lamb('rt, S. MINERSVILLE - Worship Service 10 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· S. Supt. Morning worship 10:30a.m .: Chll· a .m .: Church SchOol, ll a. m .: UMW. third RENE. Rev. Lloyd D . Grimm , Jr., pastor. dr('n ·s Ha ppy Hour 6:45p .m . Pra yer and Wednesday, 1 p.m .: Choir practlc", MonSunday School 9: :JJ a.m.; \Vorship service Blbl€' St ud y. 7: 30p.m. Missionary me('tl ng day. 7 :30p.m. (Nelson! . 10: 30 a.m.: Young people 's service- 6 p .m . first W<'dnesday of Ncb month 7:30p.m . PEARL CHAPEl.. - Worship Srrvlcf' 9 Eva~gellsllc servlct' 6: ll p .m . Wednesday For tnform<ttlon l'a11388-8467 . m. a .m .: Ch urch School 11 a.m .; UMW seserv ice 7 p.m . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST S!I. VER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Littl e, cond Tuesday 7: 30p.m.: UMYF las t TuesMASON CHUR CH OF CHRIST, Miller IN CHRISTIAN UNION, LawrenC(' Manpas!Ol'. StC've L ittlr , S. S . Supt. Sunday day. 7:30p.m. (ubenklnJt:l . St .. Mason. W. Va. Eugtne L. Conaer, mi ley. pastor. Mrs. Russe ll Younfil, Sunday School 10 a .m .: Morning worslp, 11 a . m .: POMEROY- Church School. 9: 15a .m. nist er. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m.: Wor· School Supt . Sunday School 9: 30 a.m . Sunday ev~ nlnR wo rs hip 7: 30p.m. P~:ayt'f : Worship Service, 10: 30 a. m.: Choir reship 11 a. m. and 7 p.m . Wednesday Bible Evening worShip 7:30 p. m . Wedn esday mN tln~ and Blbl<' study Thursday. 7: 30 p. hrarsal Wednesday, 7: 30p.m .; UMW. seStudy. voral music , 7 p.m. • prayer meeting 7::\0 p .m . m .; Youlh m eE>tlng WOOn~day at 7 p.m . cond Tuesday, 7: 30p.m.: UMYF. Sunday, LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF · GOD. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH , 6 p. m . fCorbltn ding Lanf', Mason, W. Va. J. N. Thacker. Racine . Rt"v. James Satt('rfleld, pastor. 38.'\ N. 2nd Ave., Mlddlt>porl. Sunday ROCK SPRINGS - Church .School. 9:15 pastor. Evening Jervlce 7: ll p .m .; WoFreeman Williams, Supt. ·sunday School SChool 10 a .m . Sunday a nd Wed nt"sday ;.~.m.: Worship 10 a.m .; Bible. Study, Wedmen's Ministry, Thursday, 9:30 a .m.; 9:45 a.m .: SUnday and Wednesday even· EvenlnJ:: services at 7:30 p . m. nf'sday, 7: 30p.m .: UMYF !Seniors}, SunWedn esday Prayer and Bible Study, 7: 15 CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD. Rev. R . intl services, 7 p.m. day. ~ p.m.; jJunlorsl every otht'r Sun· p.m . MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. E . Robinson, pastor. 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Youth pra yPr service each nlor Astronauts and Junior and Senior worship 10: 30 a .m.: Sunday evr nlng sera .m .; Worship 9: 45a .m. (Rubenkln~l TuPsday. Hlsh BYF: choir practice 8:30p.m . Wl'll· \IICt>. 7 p.ni.: mid -wf.'t'k service. WednesSNOWVILLE - Worship, 8: lO am .; FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, l<'larl, nesday . PrayE'I" meeting and Bible study, day. 7 p. m. Church SChool 10 a .m . IRubPnklnJh . . W. Va., R1. 1, J ames Lewis . pastor. WorWednesday, 7::l0 p. m . SYRACSE CHURCH OF THE NAship services 9: 30 a . q~ .; Sunda y SchooJ 11 ZARENE. Rev. James B . Kittle, pastor . a .m .; Evenln~ wor1hlp 7: :ll p.m . Tuesday CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport . 5th SOUTHERN CLUSTER Sherman Cundiff. supt . Sunday School CQtrage prayer mc-etlng and Bible Sludy !lnd Main. Bob MrUon, mlnlst(lf. AI Hart· Rev. Ro1er Grttee 9:;JO a .m. : Morning worship 10: 30 a .m .: 9:30 a .m .: Worship servl('(', WC<Inesday , son, ussoctate mlnlstt'r; Mlk(' Gerlach. Rn. Paal McG•Ire Evangellfitlc sC!rvlce, 6 p .m .: Prayer and 7: :10 p .m . · Rev . Keith Rader r Sunday Sc hool SuJX>rlntendt'nt: Blbl(' Pralst" WednE-sda y , 7 p,tn.; Youth meetOUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH APPLE GROVE- Church School9.a.m. ' ~School 9:30 a. m .: Mornln~ Worship. 10: :10 In~.! p .m . Walnut and Henry Sts .. Ra v€'nswood, l ..a. m. : Ev('nlnfit Worship, 7:00p.m. Prayer ; Worship, 10 a .m. (First and third Sun· ED E N UNITED BRETHREN IN Va . The- RPv. George C. Weirick, pa stor. days!: UMW. Second Tuesday, 1: 30 p .m .; · . mt'(ltln~ . Wf'dn('Sday. 7:00p.m. CHRI~T . EldPn R. Blake. pastor. Sunday Sunday SChool9 ::10 a .m .: Sunday worship Prayer meeting , Wedn.-sday, 7 p.m. ~. MIDDI.E PORT CHURCH OF THE NA· SChoollO a .m .; Robert Ret'd, Supt. Mornlla .m . i·ZARF.NE, Co-pastor.s RE'V . Charles. Coy le tGrace) , lOR :sermon. 11 a.m. : Sunday nl1ht serCALVARY BIBLE CHURCH tocatt'don ·~and RC'\" . Nan~y CoY le. Bill Whltf' , Sunduy BE.IHANY - Worship, 9 a.rri.; Church vices: Christian Endeavor 7:30p.m., Song PomerOy Plk<'. County Road near Flat School, 10 a .m.: Bible Study, Wednesday, r SC'MOI ~upt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m .; ~rvlc<' 8 p.m . Preaching 8; ~ p.m ."Mid· woods . R('v. Blackwood, pastor. Services 10 a. m.; Dorcas Wom('n 's Fellowship, ·: Morn lnR Wors hip, tO: 30 a .m .; Sunday week prayer meeting, Wt'dhesday, 7 p .m . on Sunday at 10::.la.m . and 7::rl p.m . with Wednesday , 11 a. m . ~McGulr(' ). . -Evangell!liiC mN~tlnR . 7: 00p.m . Pr11yer Alvin Reed. layleader. Sunday School9: :10 a.m. Bible Study, Wt'd · CARMEL- Church SChool 9::l0 a .m.; • mc>f'llnJ~: WcdnC'Sday 7:00p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRI!!TIAN, ""day, 7:30p.m. Worship, 10:45 a.m. Stcond and Fourth · UNrTED PREllBYTERIAN Roger Watton. pastor. Crftnaon Pratt, FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR ,• MINISTRY OF Sundaya: Fellowship dinne-r with Sutton. CHRIST. St . Rt. 3311, Antiquity. Rev. Sunday SChool Supt. Momla1 wonltlp 9: :Jl third Thursday , 6::.) p. m. (McGuire) . ' MEIGS Cj)UNTY . a .m .; Sunday ScboollO: 30 a.m .; Eveainr Franklin Dickens, pastor. Sunday morn EA!n' LETART- Church SCIIool9a.m . Rfov. Wudll .JoiiMOA. Dltedor Ing 10 a.m.; Sunday evening 7::KJ p.m. tervlce, 7:30p.m. : Worship 10 a. m . sfCOnd and fourth Sun· Haro!d.hiiMT. UNION BAPTIST, Donatd Shuo, Thuraday evcnlftl 7::10 p.m . days: UMW ftrst Tuesday, 7: 30 p .m . Oirectoi' of ~c:atlen p111t0r; Joe Sayre, Sunday Sclaool SUpt. STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY SAP· cGrace) . ... • HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN TIST CHURCH. Pallor R-rt ' Byors. SUnday Scbool 1: •5 a.m .; Evmlna wor· LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a .m .: • CHURCH. Sunday: Worship service. 9: 00 ahlp &: :Jl p. m .: Prayer Mftllll(, &: lO p.111 . Suatlay SchoollO a.m.: Worship tervlct> 11 Church Schooi!O a.m. (Grace). · ... a .m .: Chur<'h S(.hool tO: l!'i a . m.; Bible a.m .; Sunday evrnlnalft'vlce,7:30 p.m.; Wtdneaday. MORNINGSTAR- Worship, 9: t5a.m.: · · . Study Sunday 7:30 p. m. Prayer Group TUPPERS PLAifjS CHURCH OF Wednosday owntoc wrvlce 7::10 p.m. Chun:h School 10: :Jl a.m.: Bible Study. WednHday 9:00a.m. . CHRIST. Jody Holland , mlalltor. Doryl INDEPENDENT 1!0!.1~ O!URCH Thursday. 7::Jl p.m . (Rador) . • MIDD!.EPORT PRESBYTERIAN W~tll, Supt. MOrnl"f woroltlp,I:OO a.m.; Inc., PNrl St., Middleport. R"". 0'0<>11 MORSE CHAPEL- Chun:h SChool9: :lO CHU!ICH. Chun:h SChool 10:15 A.M. Manley, pallor. Sunday Sch0ol9:30 a .m .: Church SChool B:OO a.m. a.m.: Worahlp II a .m . (Radtr). Morntnjl Worship II: 15 A.M. Bible study, CHE!n'ER CHURCH OF THE N.AZ.\· Morttlftl worahlp IO::Jl a.m.: PORTLAND- Church SChoolS: 30p.m. •. Tue~day. 10:00 a.m .: BiblE' Study. Thurs RENE. Rev. Herbert . Grato, poator. wmlllp7::1lp.m . TIIHIIay,l2::lO,p.in . Wo. : Wonblp 7r:Jl p.m .: UMYF Wednesdoy, doy. 7: !o p.m . Frank Rlf!lo, aupl. Sunday Se- t : 30 a. IMII'I Prayt~r meoeotiq. WediiNCiay, 7; 30 7:30p.m. (McGuirt). ~YRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY' p .m . Prayor and Pra ... tervlce. m .: Worabtp aervlco, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. RACINE . WESLEYAN - Church TERIAN CHURCH. Worship Service 9:00: Sunday. Wtdneaday, 7 p.m. Prayer meetRUTI.AND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF School, 10 a.m.: Worlhtp. II a.m.: UMW 1 .m .i Church SChool 1Q:OO a .m . Bible lftl. . JESUS CI!RI!n', Elder Jamea Miller. Bl· f<IUJ1b Monday 7: M p.m .; Men's P,rayer Study Tuesday. llla.m.: Junior and Senior· UUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST bl~ Study, Wednooclay 7: :Jl p .m .: Suncllly Breakf•lt, Wodnesdly, 7 a ,m. (Gro.. ). HIJh Youth Group Sunday, 8:00p.m. CHURCH. Rev . Robert MJUir, ...alGI'. Ro- School10 o.m.: Sunday niiJht aervlce, 7:30 SUTI'ON - Cltun:h School. 9: 30 a.m.: RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pastor, bert E. llartOII,.Oirector af Clll'tatlla ~du· p.m. Mornlq wonhlp 10: a a.m. nut and third Rtv. John Eva no. Sunday SChool 10:00 a . POMEROY WESLEY AN HOUNESS · eatlon; Lloyd Wrllht. aulltaat. llllldlt . !l Sunday•; Ftllowthtp dlaner wtth Carmel, m.: Sunday Momlnl Worship 11:00 a.m. Be!IOOI 1:30 a.m.: li!oral,.. ~ 10: lJI Harrtaon•lll• . ROIICI. Dawtd Fel'ft!l third Tbunday, &:30 p.m. (McGulro) . Children's Church 11 a.m.i SundaY evrn· tor: Clinton FaUlk, Suncllly Sc!M>ol Sup. · a.m.: Cllalr praetl<t.._IIUM&y 1:311 p.m.: Itt« •rvlce, 1: 00 p.m .; WfdMIUY oven· · E...... ..ntdp 7:., p.m. Wedtlelday 1SUncllly SchOol 9: 30a.m.: moralar ••~. Inc vouna Ladl11' Au•lllary, , I : OO p.m. KENO CliiJitCH OF Cl!ius'r. oriver . Prayer IIIII Blbllltutty, T:30 p.m. • ship. II a.m.; Suoday owentn1 '"'""""1' 30 W..tnfldoy , Famllf Worablp 7:00p.m. SWal!t, Supt. Suatlay Sehoo! 1:30 a.m . rl· DEXTER CHURCH OY C!Uim, ' p .m . Prayor M""tlftl, Wtd\lfldoy, 7:30 p . HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. near Charl01 Ruuell Sr., mlnlller. Rtek Ml· .m. Lon1 Bottom. Edlel Hart, ...ator. Sunday. ..... ....._...._'"""" ,..,or. . - E"""'"' ..,_k. . . . . Nationwide Ins . Co. of Columbus, 0 . 104 w. Mil in 992·2311 Pomeroy Equl'pment .. Sates and Serv•ce Rutland, Ohio 4571S J . Wm . " Bill" Brow~. Qwner Phone (614J 741 1111 CK SUPERIIAR: IIIDDLEPORT .!I ---::. ~., SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non-Pentf'rostal. Joy Clark, pastor. Worship Sf'rv ict" Sunday 10 a.m .; Sunday School 11 a .m . Evening worship SE'rVIC'E' 7:00p.m . We-dnesday prayer meet ing 7:00 p.m . Groceries- a.m . Choir reheorsal, TUesday, 7::11 p.m. under direction rl Allee Nease. POMEROY CHURCH OF 1m: NAZA· RENE, COrner Union and Mulberry, Rev. Thlmas Glen MCClung, postor: Qydo lfendet'son. S. S. Supt .. Sunday School, 9: :II a.m.: morpklJt worship 10:3) a.m.: e\.rmlng servlce6 p.m.; mi<J.Wl'l!k sorvtce, Wed!IO!Iday. 7 p.m. GRACE EPIS(l)PAL CHURCH, 326 E . Main St., Pomeroy. Sunday servl""': Holy conununlon on the nnrt Sunday of each month. and combined w1th momtng praye-r m the lltlrtld Sunday. Mol'lllng pra)\!1' and"'"""" on au other Sundays rl lite month. Oturdt School and Nursery care provided. Cdfft" h:Jur in the Partsh HaU Immediately fotlowlng the oervke. POMEROY O!URCH OF CHRIST, 212 W. Main St .. Nril Proudfoot. Bible School· 9::JJa.m.; Momlngwa-shtp, 10:l)a.m .; Ywth moetln(l'l. ~ 00 p.m.; Ev!!nlng worship, 7:00 p. m. W - y night prayer ttte<11ng and Bible study. 7:00p.m. . 11IE SALVATION ARMY, U5 Butternut Ave., Poll"!II!'I'OY. Mrs. Dora Wlnlng In charge. &tnday i>Jilnels mE<'IIng, 10 a.lf\.: 'Sunday School. 10: :II a.m. Sunday School, YPSM Elollio Arlarro. leader. 7::11 p.m. Salvation ml'l'tlnlil:. various speakers and music speclals. Thursday, U:]l a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladles Home leafl\.le, members In charge, aU wanen lnvfted; 6:i'i p.m. Thursday, Cmp~ Cadf! Oasss IYou~ Peoplo-Biblei, 7•:11 p.m. Bible Study at1d Prayer meetit1!•._ to lite public. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, :trlJi Chlldff'fl's HOme Road (COJnty Road 761. 992-521i. Vocal music. Sunday WCK· slhp 10 a .m.: Bible Study U a.m.: Wor.;ltlp, 6 p. m. Wednesday, Bible Study, 7 p.m. OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN . O!URCH, Charles Hattleld, pastor; Linda Swan, Supt. Sunday ScOOol 9::11 a.m. ; preodt· Ina sorvtc<-s, first and thin! Sunday following &lnday School. Youth mE<'Iiltg. 7::11 p.m. f!V· ery Sunday. ·- .. . . -GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. Preac hing 9:30a.m .. firs t and second Sundav~ of eaCh month; third aild fourth Sun· daYs eac h month WQrshlp services at 7:30 p.m. Wednesda y ev enings at 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST; Mulberry HelAhts Road, Pom(lroy. Michael PI· onkowskl. pastor; Marie Spires. Sabbath · School Supt. Sabbath School at 2 p .m. on Saturday with wot~hlp servlres following at 3: 1~ p. m. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - · Sister Harriett Wafnl'r, -Supt. Sunday School9: 30 a.m .; Morning Worship. 10: 45 a .m . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David Mann . minister. William Snouffer, Sunday School Supt . Sunday School. 9:30 a .m.: Mornin~ Worship 10:30 a.m . FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po· meroy Pike. David Hunt, pas tor: Jack Needs. Sunday School Dire-ector. Sunday SCOOI, 9:30a.m.; Morning Worship. 10:30: evening worstllp, 7:30 p.m. Tuesda y VIsi tation , 7 p.m. Wednesday, Prayer service, 7: 30p.m.; Mission Friends, 7:30 p.m.; Girls In Action, 7:30p.m.: Acteens, 7: 30 p. m.: Ct1olr Practice, 8:30p.m. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bailey Run Road. Rev. Emm£>11 Rawson. pas· tor . Handlt"y Dunn, supt. _Sunday School, 10 a.m.: Sunday cvenlnR service, 7:30p.m . : BlbiP teachlliJ;t:. 7:30p.m. Thur:-sday . SYRACUSE MISSION. CHerry St .. Sy· racuse. ServiCH, lOa .m . Sunday . Evenlnl{ serviC'f's Sunday and WednPSday a t 7: 00 p. Jl . Attend Church this Sunday pu: ,i ~ Mtddleport· 'l5 RIGGS USED CARS, Chester Locust a· • - h StrHt H2·H21 Middleport Pomeroy . 0 . w: Wi&aU geed wialce& 6M tke Hew Yell1t. we Service r_1011f Z \.. · ~~ · lHE DAILY SENTINEL aontiNG tOJSE • . ~-I .KERM.IT'S KORN;R Pomeroy, Ohio V Homelill SAws Compltlt Autamo~•ve ,. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT· ELLIS & SONS W.e Fill Doctors' · Prescriptions 992·2955 Pomeroy Church & Otlic.Sufll'lits . GIFTS H Mill St. Middleport m 216 S . Second John F. Fultz · J. Marcus Fultz SWISHER&l.OHSE MIDDI.EPORT BOOK·SIORE ·. SERVICE VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. F'ORt:ST RUN BAPTIST. Rev . Nyle Bordt'n , pa stor . Cornelius Bunch , supt. Sunda y Sc hool 9:30 a .m.; Second and fou r th Sunda ys worship service at 2: 30 p. m. • MT. MORIAH BAPTIST , Fourth and Mai n St .. Middle port . Rev. Calvin Mlnnll, MT. HERMON UN ITED BRETHREN pas1or-. Mrs. Elvi n Bumgardner . supt. IN CHRIST CHURCH, Locatl'd In Texas Sunday SChool 9:30a .m.: Worship S(>l"vice Community off Ct. Rt. 82. R('v. Robert 10 :45 a .m. Sanders, pa stor. Don Wll,l . laylead('r; SunSUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST day School 9:30 a .m .: Morning Worship - .Joseph B. Hoskins ; evan2eollst . Suriday 10: 45 a .m .; Ev('nln~ pr!?.ltchlhg se.rvlct> se· Rlble S1U dy 9 a .m ,: Worshlp , 10 a.m.: Suncond and fourth Sunday at 7: 30 p.m..': da y ('vrn ln ~ S(>rvlce 6 p.m.; Wednesday Christian Endeavor. first and thi rd Sunday. 7:)) p .m . Wednesday prayer meeting . rv£'ning Sl"rvice . 7 p.m . PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Racllle, and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. R t. 124. William Hoback , pastor. SunU)' JEHOVI\H'S WITNESS, 37319 State School 10 a.m.: Sunday ('VenlnR servl~ 7 Rout e 124 fane mile east of Rutland ) . Sun p.m . Wednesday evening service 7 p.m. day ; Bible lecture-9:30a. m .: Watc hlower CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle , sludy 10 :l0 a.m .: Tuesday, Bible st ud y. Supl . Sunday School 9: 30 a.m . Morning 7:30 p.m .: Thursday , 7hC'ocratlc School Worship 10: 30 a .m . Pra yersPrvicP, altern· 7::1J p,m . servlc(' meeting , 8:20p.m . a t(' Sundays . CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . Located on 0 . J . While Roa d of Highw ay MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third 160. P a t Ht>n son, pastor . Sunday SchoollO Ave. -Rev. Clark Baker , pastor. Carl Nota. m . Classes tor all aRes. Juni or Church 11 tln2ham , Sunday Sc hool Supt. Sunday a.m .: Morning worship 11 a. m . Adult Choir pra ctice- 6 p.m. Sunday. 'ioun~ Pro· School 10 a.m. with c: las.~ for all aces. Evening services at 6 p .m. Wl:'dnesday BtplE'' s, Children' s Church a nd Adult BlblP Study, W£'dnesday at 7:30p. m . blP st ud y at 7:30 p .m . Youth serv ices Frl· day at 7::«1 p.m . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant ECCLES lA FELLOWSHIP, 128 Mill Sl .. St .. Mlddlf'port . Affiliate-d with Sou1hern Baptist Conv:enllon. Sunday SchoollOa .m. Mlddil:'porl. Brother Chuc k McPherson, pastor. Sunda y School 10 a .m.: Sunday : Morning worship 11 a.m.: Evening worship 7 p.m .: Wrdnt"sday eveJ)In~ Blblf' even in~ services at ( p.m·. and Wednesday s('rvic<'s at·7 p..m . study and pra yer m('('tln~ 7 p .m . NT lQUITY BAPTIST. Ear l Shuler , palBRAPFORD CHURCH OF CHRI~T. St. lor. Su nd ay School 9:3(1 a.m.: Church IE'r· Rl . 124 and CO. Rd . 5. Mark Seever~. minister . !"lunday School Supt. St('ve Pickens . vir<". 7 p.m .: Youlh meellng, 6 p.m. Tues· day Bible STudy at 7 p.m. Sunda y ~ hbo l 9: 30 a .m .; Mornln~ wor · FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE. 3:1045 ship 10: :\0 a .m .; F.v£>nlng worship 7 p.m . Hiland Roa d , Pom('roy, Tom Kelly, pasW(>dn~ sday worsh ip 7 p.m . tor. Dann y Lambert, s . S. Supt. Sunday ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , Corn('r Syumorr aDd Sf'cond Sis .. 'PomornlnR: service at 10 a .m.: Sunday evenIng ser iC£' 7:30p.m . Tuf"sday and Thursmf' roy. Thl' Rev. William Middlc!liwarth. day St>rvlces at 7: 30p.m. ps1or . Sunda y SChool 9 : 4~ a.m .; Ctmrc h servl('(' 11 a .m . WORD OF FAITH. 9l Mill St .. Mlddt.. port. Ri cha rd Stewart, pastor. Sunday SACRF.D HEART CHUF.tCH. Msor. Anthony Ghmna mor£'. Ph . 992 -5898. Satur· mornln2 service 10 a. m,: Sunday evel!fRI 7.: 30. TuPSdcty morning Bil>lt> ~tud y 10 a .m. day Evrnlng Mass 7 : 30 p.m .: Sunday WPdnt>Sday evening 7: JO p.m. Thusd:ay Ma ss. 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Confl?ss lons one m or nlh~ video wlfh Kenneth Copeland 10 h.alf hour tx>fort- ra ch Mass. CCO classes. 11 a.m. Sunday. a. m.: Friday evenln$! video with Kenneth Cop('land. 7:JO p .m . VICTORY BAPTIST. 525 l'j . 2nd St. , Mldd l€'port. Jamf's E . KeeseE>, pasror . . NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· Sunday morning worship 10 a .m .; Even7..ARENE. Re v. Glendon Stroud. pastor; Ing ~C'rvl cC' 7 p .m.: Wednt'sday evenlnl Sunday School9: 30a .m .; Worship serviCe. 1():.'\0 a .m.; Youth .servlcf' Sunday 6: 1S p. worship 7 p .m . Vlsll.<trlon. Thursdoty 6: 30 p .m. . m. Sunday P\'('Rln,ll se-rvice -7 :00p. m . Wednesday Pray('r MeetlnR and Bible STtldy TRINITY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY, 7:00p .m . Coolville: Gilbert Spencer. pa!itor.Sunday NEASE SE'ITLEr.<ENT CHURCH , Sun· Sehm.J19: .10 a .m .; Morning ~t>rvlce 10: :10 a . day after noon SPrvlces at 2: 30. Thursday m .; Sunda y ev('nlng servicE' 7:1Xl p.m.: C'VE'nlnJl: S('fVi('t>S at 7:30. : Mld -wN'k prayer Sf'rvlce Wedn('sda y 7 p. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mason, W. m. Va. Pastor. Bill Murphy. Sunday School10 MT. nt.IVE COMMUN ITY CHURCH, a. m .: Sunda y evening 7: 30p.m . Prayer l.awrl'nC'(' Bush, past or . Max FolmPr, Sr. m('(ltlng and Bible study Wednesday, .7:30 Supt . Su nday S<'hool and Morning Worship p.m . Ev£'ryon{' welcomt'. · fl : :10 a. m.: Sunday rvenln2 service . 7 n. m.; RUTLAND FREE WILL B,o\PTIST, Sa· You lh m('('llng and Biblt" Study , Wrdnes lrm St. Re"'· Paul Taylor, pastor. Sunday day, 7 p.m. School 10 a .m .: Su nday evcn1ng 7: JO p.m.: UN ITF:D FAITH CHURCH. RL 7 on PoWf'dnesday eVe ning prayer mMtlnR" 7: 30 mf'ro y By · Pa:';~ . R<'v . Robert Smith, Sr., p.m. pastn r. Rr\'. .J am~ Cundiff. assl. pastor. ~OUTH BET HEL NEW TESTAMENT ' Sunde:~ y School 9:.111 a .m .: Morn in~ worCHURCH. Sll v~r RldJil;e . Duane Syden· ship 10::11:1 u.m.: F:v('nln g worship 7: .'\0 p. strlc kc-r, pastor . Su nday School 9 a.m .; m. Womrn 's Fellowship . Tul"sd ay,lOa .m . Church S<'rv lcr 10 a .m . Bible Study Wed· Wrdn€'sda .v night prayer S('rvlct." 7: .'\0 p.m . nPsday at 7: :lO p.m . June th.ru Sept,pmber, FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad 7 p.m. October rhru May . SundayeveJ!.Ing , St .. Mason. Sunday Sc hool to a .m .: MornF r llowshlp 7 p .m . June thru September, 6 Ing wo rship 11 a .m.: Evening servlcl" 6 p. p.m . October thru May. m. Pra ypr mef'tlng and Bible Study Wed· n('Sday . i p.m . ' Serrnonette Was this Clu1stmas a Clu1stmas to remember? Do you or your family feel "This was the best yet?" Maybe It was Just another quistmas, not good or not bad. That first Clu1stmas when a chlld was born in a stable was a very special Christmas for aU mankind. _ However, If you had been there, you may have felt II was Just another night, another day, aootber birth. If you had heard the Shephenl's • story, you may have given lttUe thought to It being special. You may have thought II was just a dream those shepherds had. Wbether 1984 was a Clu1stmlls to remember or not Ills riow past. What we could have made It or did make II Is now history. Christmas 1984 Is memory. New Year 1!Rils a book of.unmarked pages. It Is history as ~t . unllved and unwritten. We have a chance to forget the past and~ • the future something special. II can be a memorable year or Just more of the same. It Is up to us. What wUllt be? As we look back at our life or famUy hisiory, we can point to memorable years. Who Is to say that 1985 can not be one of those memorable yean, for us and our families? We have the chance tO make It a special year. All we really need do Is invite God to guide us and lead us. He can help us to be a friend to famUy, nelghboc, and stranaer aUke. As Wl' are of service to God and man, we forget to be selfish and self-a!lltered in our outloojl. Where we Uve and work can. be what we mala! it. Let us help In our family, our neighborhood, our · town and our comri)unlty 110 It wl)l be a cleaner nicer, better place to be and in which to Uve. We can make 1985 a meroorable :year for : ourselves and an ilround us. It Is up to us, you and me. With God's : help and walldnginlila stepe,1985wtU be a areat ~ar. Oh,lt'sanew •. :year COOling and I am !10 glad. This year wUI be better. God and I wtU make It shine ... join in with me. • Rev. WUUam Mldtllawanh '• Melp County Lutberanl . ,. , �., . ' '\' / I The DailY. Sentinel By The Bend ' folio winK telep'laone exch•"fie• ... frtd!Y· December 28, 1984 ' Page 8 Gallla Co. Aru c 614 4-Galtipellls ' U7- Citesttirt · Area organizations .conduct year-end meetings, dinners, shows • New ofllcers were elected at the recent ~1111& or the Pythlan Sisters, Rockland Temple 1615, at the lAng Bottom community • building. Elected were Mae McPeek, most · excellent chlef; Beulah .Maxey, excellent senior; Barbara Sargent, excellent junior; · Sue Hayman, lNIJIIIjer; Betty Young, secretary; Juanita Wells, treasurer; Mary Blse, protectoc; Dorothy Cashdol: Jar, guard; and Harlan Ballard, captain. Installation or thenewotflcerswlll ~held at the Jan. 7meetlngandall memiJers are urged to attend. Refreshments were served during · the BOCial hour when the group alSo enjoyed singing Christmas carols. l.efld-a-hand society annual famUy night potluck dinner and Christmas program hosted by the church. women , , Lend-A-Hand Society; was held , recently at the HarrlsonvUe Presby; terlan Church. . . Frances Alkire, president, · opened the meeting by introducing 'James and Jennifer Sheets and their sons who presented the program. Mi'S. Sheets, who has made a study Of the folk songs or the people of the • mountains in the Eastern partof th - United Ststes, told how the people : celebrated Christmas. She gave · readings and had songs which were handed down through the years. The PfOIII'am Included several duets : t1s1ng the dulcimer, auto har'p and • Jewsharp, concluded with "Down in · the Valley" and "Amazing Grace." : : 1be gathering served a a farewell ' oecaslon for the Rev. Wanda JohnsOn who Is leaving her pastorate here for one in Kentucky. After ; the program, there was a gift 'The exchange along with the preaenta- ol star ·Grange; Uncia Montgo, t1on of gifts of appreciation to mery, Bernice Midkiff, Rlck, VIcki, severs! in the church. Chip and Mlchael Macomber, Duane Stanley, an elder, pres- ~ky Rife, Opal . Dyer, Waid ented a girt ot mtmey from the NlcboiSon and Sally Kennedy. church to the pastcr; Norma Lee gave her an!!Cklilcefrom the Lend a Hand group as a token or apprecatlon for her work in the church. The The annual hollday dlniler of 1he Rev. Ms. .J.ohnson responded with Racine United Methodist W001e11 appropriate comments of love and was heljl recB~tly at McCoy's. concern tor the church. Restaurant in Ripley. FollowiDg tl)e dinner, Etta Mae Hill had the- Christmas ~ Annual Christmas party of the with several members Klvlng i-ea£1, Chatter Club was bel<! Thursday lngs. The group sang carols and night at the home of Doris WU\, ·exchanged gifts. Plans were made Syracuse, with Dotty Jones as for ta!dng poinsettias to shutlns Ot the church. A Christmas gift was hostess. Hostess gifts were presented to l!lven to the pastor and his family. Mrs. Jones, a birthday gift was Marlene Fisher, president, thanked rcelvfd by Linda Hubbard, and the groupforl'Oopel atlon during the anniversary gifts by Allee Jacobs past year and she was presented · and Ruth Young. Welcomed Into the with a gift. Prayer partners for the past year group were two new members, Janice Fetty and Frances Carleton. were revealed and new partners Officers elected were Delores were drawn. To close the meeting a Whitlock, president; Susan Cleland, · circle was formed and the group vice president; Mrs.- Hubbard, sang "Away ina Manger." secretary-treasurer; and Mary Starcher, flower fund. auxili~ry Games were played with prizes A carol sing, gift exchange and going to Lola 1lanison and Frances Chi-lstmas readings hlghllghted the carleton. A door prize was won by Brenda Botln. Secret· pals were ' revealed with a gift exchange foUowlng the meeting. Racine UMW ChatterOub .Legion '• POMEROY - Meigs County Coonhunter's Association w11l .meet at the clubhouse on Snowball HlU, 6:30p.m., Friday. Refreshments will be served. · SA11JRDAY CHESTER - Chester BOwhunter's and Archery CLub will have an awards presentation and monthly business meetIng at 6 p.m . Saturday at the indoor range, located attheOhlo Valley Christian Assembly Campgrourid Gymnasium. AU members are urged to attend. LEBANON 1WP - Lebanon Township Trustees will meet Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. at the township garage. SUNDAY CHESTER - Chester BowhuntPr's IU1d Archery Club will · spoilsor an open house Sunday, from noon to 4 p.m., at the Ohio Valley Christian Assembly Campground Gymnasium. Door · prizes, nove(ty shoots will be - featured. Refreshments will be served. The pubUc Is welcome to .. attend. · POMEROY - Pomeroy United Methodist Church Men's Fellowship will meet for break. fast at 7 a.m. Sunday at the church. MONDAY .. LETART 1WP - Letart -Township trustees will meet in · regular session Monday afternoon at 1 p.m. at the meeting hall. A special session wut be · held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, also at the meeting hall. : CHESTER - Chester Township trustees will meet at6 p.m. Monday evening at town hall_. Star Grange Star Grange · members went caroUng In the Salem Center area recently dellverlng fruit baskets to !!lderly grangers and friends along the way. A Golden Sheah Memberslllp Certificate was present to Jolin Major NelSon for 50 years of continuous membership In the grange. Participating In the Christmas endeavor were Patty Dyer, master Business for 1984 completed. ' - A play, "TheChrlstmasMiracle,'" was a feature or the Chrlslmas Eve .. PI'OIP'am at the RockSprings United • MetiJOdiSt Church. will be COLUMBIA 1WP - Columbia Township. trustees will. hold an end of .the year meeting Monday morning, 8 a.m., at the fire station. BEDFORD 1WP - Bedford Township trustees will hold their final 1!114 meeting at 1 p.m. Monday afternoon at town hall. SYRACUSE - Syra€U!Ie Naz- arene Church will spo11S9r a New Year's Eve serVIce Monday evening from 9 p.m. to midnight. A bowllng party at Mason BoWUng Lanes will follow the service. Cost for bowUng will be $6 per person which includes bowUng equipment and refreshments. The pubUc Is Invited to attend. RACINE - A New Year's Eve dance will be held Monday · evening, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m .. at the Racine American Legion HaU. Music will be provided by the Circle "D" Wranglers. Admission will be$10percoupleand$6 single. Refreshments will be served. Happenings Dance set . RUILAND - Square, round and slow danclng wtU be featured Saturday evening at EU Denison Post 4fr1 or the American Legion, Rutland. Live music · will begin at 9 p.m. and coptfnue. • through 1 a.m. Donations at the door will be$2per adultand$1.50 per child. Refreshments wiU be available. The pubUc Is invited. :- ~hristmas play lnn- Loulae Stewart had the readings. Door prizes were awarded towIeora Yollllg and Libby Wlllford. A card wassJ.gnedforBettyVanMeterwho Is m, and It was notal that gifts h8d been taken to four veterans at the nursing home. ' . ' Amateur Gardeners ' Helen Sauer and EnnaSmlth won the prizes for the most orlglnaJ Lee reported on the recent flower show held at the Senior Citizens Center. Verseofthemonthwasread by Elizabeth Burketi entitled "Throughout the COrning Year." A quiz on happenings in the Bible was conducted by Mrs.' Crooks. The travetlng prize was won by Veda Davis. A salad course and hot rolls were . served. Minlature baskets with ~ and yarn were given as . ·favors. · Gues~ wee. Kathryn Frutl!, Henrietta Rossi who judged the Klft wrappings,HaWeandNellleZerkle, Mrs. 1',1arton French, Ruth Gosney Belzlng, Toots Fry, and Rita Hamm. wrappingS at the annual Christmas party of the MiddlePort Amateur Gardeners held at the home or Mrs. WaltPrCrooks.Mrs.DannyThomas and Mrs. Grace Pratt were cohostesses. A mint Christmas nower show For the party the home was · was featured at the annual hoUday decorated with wreaths of Ughts partyoftheShadeVaUeyCouncllof · around the mantel, a large tree Floral Arts held at the new home of around which the gifts took place, Mrs. Debbie Weber. and poinsettias. Marjorie Fetty Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and Mrs. presided at the meeting wlilch Denver Weber, guests, judged the opened with the club collect. arrlll)gll1ellts giving first to Melanie EllzabethBurkettledinrollcallwlth Stethemforhermangersceneuslng each one responding with a Christ- figures of dyed corn husks and a stableoftwlgsonaweatheredboard mas wish. Gladys Cummings read "Oilr atthehearth.SecondwenttoConnle Christmas CUstoms," and Laurett HUt for her arrangement of spruce Shad . e Valley .Council · RobertA. Tripp, CarolynJ. Tripp rine M. Casto, Parcel, Rutland. to Robert A. Tripp, 40 acres, · CharleS Corder, deceased, Joan Orange. Corder, Afftdavit, Sallsbury. RobertA. Tripp, CarolynJ. Tripp West Vlrl!lnla Pulp and Paper to Carolyn J. Tripp, 40 acres, Co., et al, to Gretta M. Suttle, . Orange. Sheriff's deed, Lebanon. Brenda K. Yeauger to ChrisBernice C. VanMeter, CharleS W. topher · A. Yeauger, 1 acre, Pome- VanMeter to James David Hudson, roy VUlage. Sr., Barbara Ann Hudson, Lot 22, Fra~ln Real Estate .Company Middleport VlUage. to David A. Fife, Rose Fife, Lot 4, Michael Hlad, Jr., Joyce ffiad to Orange. · Larry M. Smith, Lot 5, Chester. William J . Probert, Marie ProPeggy Sue Snyder, John Fitzgebert to Franklin Real Estate Co., rald Snyder to Donald Lee Snyder, Lot 4, Orange. Parcel, Pomeroy Village. Flrhcard 0. Smtrh, deceased, by' Manna L. Johnso'n, Mona L. Executor to Thomas Zano, 65 acres, Johnson Eakin, Sidney Lee Eakin Bedford. Ill to Ruth L. TllUs, Amos Tillis, Thomas Zano, Susan Zano to Lots, Rutland VIIIige. Thomas Zano, Susan Zano 65 Mary Haning. James Haning to ' ' acres, Bedford. Roger Bissell, 1.25 acres, Ollve. Michael Lance, Dorot,hy ):.anceto Le-Ax Water D!strlbutlon Corp., Jimmie Lee Putman,' Jr., Roblli Putman, Parcel, ouve. · Willard E. Miller, Barbara L. Miller to Jane Rupe, .23 acre, Sallshury. By WALEVITI'RYCKMAN VIvian K. Titus to Robert B. h..Moclate.l 1'.-Writer Titus, Parcels, Pomeroy. SAN FRANCISCO (AP)- CaUGuy L. Casto, deceased, Cathefornla hasn't sUpped Into the ocean. No llghtnlng holt has struck Mr. T. And Sen. Edward M. Kennedy has • yet to elope to Europe with his Bridal shower given recently A bridal shower was held recently secretaljl. None of these non-happenings sun>rlsed Robert Sheaffer, a skeptic who says the nation's psychics generally sti'uck uut In this year's spiritual game with dozens or predictions that haven't come true. "It never ceases to amuse me someofpredlcttotls lhataremade__;_ and how short people's memoi-teS are," said Sheaffer, amemberorthe Bay Area Skeptics, a group that since 1982 has traced the track records of psychics' annual prognostications. Presuming the final four days of ·- .. ............ ......... ...... ........ .............. }. 1 ·............. 1984 don't provethepsychlcscorrect after aU, this year's predictions were dismal, but no worse than other years, Sheaffer saki Thursday. "19Kl was quite terrible, too. This ~ of thing happens every · year." For example, Jeanne Dixon or Washington, D.C., predicted that Fidel Castro's agents would take o~r two small Latin American that drug scandals would . countries, leave the "outcome of the Olympic games in doubt" and that Richard Burtpn was "very Ukely" to step · back Into Ellzabeth Taylor's Ufe. · "SIIe somehow failed to predict Burton's death," Sheaffer · said. "TheyneverseemtodotooweUwith specltlcs like that. ''Some psychics are experts at being vague," Sheaffer said. ....._ ......... ............ ....... .... :ro. .. ey ', ............ ,, .. ...... ,........ ,..CI... "·= Public Notice L£0AL NOTlCE "Silent Night" tocl011e the program. BW Clark, the ~ emcee, gave the benediction. Pianist was Louise Radford, and organist was Lenora Lelthelt. Santa viSited with treats for the children following the pt:OKfBill. Nouce •s hereby r.J•ven tha t Lt! el Tel~comm u n •ca uo ns Corporation (lormerly l •tel. Inc ) has appltcd · to the · Publtc U11ilt1es ComrT\ISSIOn of. Oh10 l or authoflty to e•pand 11s olfeung Of Va"riOUS Intra state t elecom~ muniC3tlon s se rv~ ces from the Akrori/C ievieland area to the ent1re state of Ohto. Any Interested person. f1rm. corpo. ration, or entity who can show good cause INhy such epphcaIIOn shou!d not be granted s~ould tile w•lh lhe Comrn•s- ' stan a wnqen state ment detail- 1 109 satd reasonS on or before \i GUYSVI~LE, (tllfant ..., .... """" (_,tale .... ~ .... . Sonk• IIHI!ty ....._ . . Pu!Jiic Notice ORDINANCE N0.141 · AN 'OIIDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 487. bv 1l1e Cowd Of 1l1e Yltlogo of Pomeroy, oil ....... tt..aa canaurring: Sec. 1 ... That the office of,the V1llage Trea surer of the Village , of Pomeroy, and the office of the Village Clerk of the Village of· Pomeroy. s.h all be co mb •n~ tnto one office to be known as Clerk· Treasurer. Sec. 2 ,.. Jhatthe salary of the Cle rK-T re asurer shall be $8 400.00 for the year. and in addit1on therett> the Clerk· Treasurer shall be entitled to all · othet beneftts provided any ot her employe~ of the Vtllage of Pomeroy under us tnsurance prog rams. Sec 3 ... That a copy of th1s ord•nance: stialltmmed1ately be cert tfled to th e Board of Elec t•on of Metgs County, Oh10, notlly1ng satd Board of the sa•d combtnat10n of satd•offlces to be known as th e Clerk· :rreasurer. Sec 4 ... That the ClerkTreasurer shall be elected for a term of (our years commenc1nQ January 1. 1984. . · . Sec 5 ,. Thatth1s Ord1nance IS hereby declared tO be an emergency ordinance neces sary for the immedtate pr eser vatton of the public safety 1n a satd V1Uage of Pomeroy and shall go 1nto ·•mmediate effect and to be retro·aCtl ve to January. l . 19B4. Ronald C. 'McDade, Loretta McDade, H. ·victor Wolfe, Alice Wolfe to Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Right of Way, . Thomas Birch, Joyce Birch to Col_umbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Right of Way, Lebanon. Harry Hut, Katie L. Hut to Charles T. Hill, Lot 256, Letart. Richard L. Jeffers, LolsJ.Jeffers to Royal Petroleum Properties, Right of Way, Pomeroy. Lester J. Taylor, Marjorie E. Taylor to Herald Oil and Gas Co., Right of Way, Sallsburr. PASSED: 12- 17- 84 APPROVED: R. D. Seyler MAYOR AITEST- Jane Walion CLERK -\R EAS. ·w ~Estate' ..-.. :. 2111 E. 2nd St. . Phone . 1-(8141·182-33211 NEW umiiG - s room busiie5s buiklin&. Has gas, ef~ and city water. Will Illite 16.500 for (Jiicl! sale.. 10 AM-5 PM ···-~ 12·6 PM Opln 1r tpp I iln~il , 'R.ea'*J+.. _._ ........... Public Notice January 1 1. 1985. Unless the CommiSSIOn rece tves wr1 tt en statement(s) to th at effect and an accompanytng request lor oral heanng •n thtS matter. the case Will be dectded by atl1dav· . tiS to be s~• bm tlt ed bv th e applican t here1n Further 1nfor· ma110n mar be ob tatnad by cotltact1ng thl'! Public Ut•hf1es Commt5Stom of Ohio, 180 East Broad StreP. t. Columbus. Oh10 43715. THE f'UBLI C UTILITIES COM· MISSION OF OHIO By ; Mary Ann Orl1nSk t, Secretary PIJBUC NOTlCE Nohce 1S hereby g1ven that Jeffr ey A. McDan1el of Pome roy Heal th Care Center has requested a pub ltc heaun.g durIng the co urse of agency review on the apphcat1an submttted by Me1gs County Care Center for the development of a .1 00 bed SNF/INF to be located in Middleport Ohio January 10. 1985 1 0 0 p.m. 7th Floor Mam Conference Room 246 North H•gh Sireet Columbus. Ohto Any person IMShtng add!· tional information on the above references heanng should conta ct the State Health Planning and Development Agency Ohio Departmenl of Health, 246 N. High Street, P 0 . Bo~ ·1 18. Columbus. Ohio 432 t 6 614/ 446 -3325. . ., c.. No. Pogo4H ' 24837 Dockot 12 . NOnCE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On DP-cember 10. 1984. 1n the MP. t!1S Co unty Probate Court , ~ aso No 24637. Laverne G Chase. 10 E Mal<Wt;l) Drove. Sholhy, Oh10. 44875 was aonotnted Admn 1stramx·of the estaiP. of Wayne Holmes Chase, decP.ased. late of .Rou te 2. Albany. Metg_s County, Oh10. Robert E Buck. Proba tA JtJd(le lena K Nes selroad. · Clark (12) 14. 21 . 2B. Jlc ' (12) 28. ltc tli111 ot 949·2600. ' - - " - - . . : .·- - l f . l l-1iii: HOMELITE CHAIN SAW FUII,g l1111111 ...RIY CHRISTIIAS" ON SALE AlE SUPEI 2..;.14" . 240-16" 240-11" II. L "Bud" llcGH E Braktr-AuctlOI Strite . 1150 ...Phone ,.~=~:elite 742-3171 MGM FARM c!Y.,,.I~. ·Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alit Tr•••l"l" PH. 992-5612 ., 99t-7t2t J&F CONTRACTING Real Eltate.General 'OIL FIELD SEIIVICEI 'DUMP TRUCK IEIIVICE 'CONCRETE WORK 'CUITOM BUILT HOMES 'WATER. GAS • OIL UNES JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 S· U· '" POMEROY,O. NEW umNG - lllt!d_. - A roomy 3 bedroom home with !Mill nice features. . [Qiiipped I!Uhen, insWitd, air pS .. 19,------ MlDillfPORT - Fanlll!ilic home with &iiantic family room with abeatililul firetilace, laree !ivins room, 3 bedrooms, 211 21.------ apptlll(. I ac. srourd. Wants 24.. _ _ _ _ __ LOIIG IIOTTOII - Nell 3 bedroom 11nch with spac;jous fmlilr room, W1en with 17.------ 11. _ _ _ _ __ 1.------ 20.------ :11,, . . 1 JFarS..Ie _,;,..,....___ :1 13. - - - - •1 1~. ' II1 15. . batl8, lui 22.-----23- ---~- 21-----29. --.-..........- 30------ 31. - - - - - - D. - - - - - . - $69,IXXI. basement oo , buil<n 1111111 lnd IMII unltl. I t • S1f*118 dinin& area. GIS bted lir hell, plus wcodI r luner, 2CII ..... I(JIInll. I I. lllldltt 1111C11 1nd Mlnr Ilk INI I '' D. - - . . - - - - - 34.. - - - - - - 35-' ------1' ~~- .·. wul-1111 en; II wltlla1111manca- --~, = . 500. .I . . REALlOIS Htll!l E. Cltlattd, Jr. Gil "2-iltl Jan Trnall Mt-2HO Dottlt Tumtr'ftZ-5192 Jo Hill Hi-441& . A ·r1'. (B • • tL--~,.!~a:.~:.~~~~"'!~~-.-J,! ~.:-----..;·.;;l(:;;~~;_t ; 1 "' I ~ SAT. NIGHT X 6:30 P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauee shotcuns Only n..Da1., .......1 111c.rtlt. -z ·;;~ Aud1ol<~gist licensed Chmcal ' • ~ : .• l ~ ' ' (614) 446-7619 or (Glib 992-~~· 417 Second Avenue, !l<jX 1213 ''" ' Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ;' ~ ' '. \o . 10/4/tfc - IN~ULATE ROUSH CONSTRUCTION WITH IIIW Holllts-htlllsive Remodelinc lnsurwe Work Cult%: P~: Bld1s. RDOfi!lC1ork Aluminum & Vinyl Sidin11 1II YeaYI Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7683 or 992-2282 • co:IIY CWI CIIIISTIIAS SALE ill!l. . ' . .. ..J.:n '"'OWNit=RS·COR NING FIBERGLAS :'J eco.oQt,.e 'JJ01ae 9nsuQatto• .9111!.:~: ,Belpre, Ohio C.R . NEWMAN , Presldlflf t t• ·•'23•7H• INSULATE ,· J .R . KING , S.lle _.tlln'SI'ft,l41tl'41 t , '·" '1 YOUR ATTIC OR WHOLE HOUSE FOR FREE ESTIMATE PHONE POINT PLE . Why Wait Till Winter To Remembe( ,> You Were Going To Call Us? - Cltrh.----·---·-· •s-•slf PuHon ···-·--·-----'S-130 Sheol-------------- TEAM CLEAN If You Need FOI AlL YOUR WiliNG NEEDS lesillential ' Your House Cleaned Weekly, call: Call 992-5875 Or 742-3195 949-2030 - Ce~~~merrial Tht Co11l1] Loft liFT SHOP . It New Ope• r Menllars 10 to 1 Cloud Thun*y ow-lanllfEIId of Ill. 7 By Meigs Hi'h Scheol 1 YOUNG'S 992-2259 1 JWantOCI v: ______, ' (S , Chimney (are 446-2062 LEE CODNER 12-31-1 mo. .l. Turn left, Hf• wp. 19, 1st woy oo rltf!t. 11 / 30/ 1 mo, Rff~C(II We tan repair and re- core radiators and heater cores. We can 11so acid boil and rod out radiators. Wt also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1 · 1l·tfC Phone l Roy Bickle 446-2062 1 Certified Chimney SwHp 11·8-llc .• '. DECEMBER PRICE BUSTER : n. DISH: CCIIIIIUA. •• Spun Aluminum I t l, lhl FEED: a.,...~ P'oknlcw I lhiiiKEMR: Dual DXP-1100·01 I •• AFC, Stereo, Cord Remote Control 811t ~1111 o• ••• M1rbt To.lf (2 Yr. Factory Warranty) l ~ . The PRICE: S129soo (Plus Tax lntk!llati011l • CIUid PDQ Systems ++++++++ 662·5311 (614l·henings GUYSVILLE, OHIO SR 329 E . Main REEDSVIUE ....;. Extra nice 3 home, hardwood ftoors. k~ pme wals in dining-family room Gas heat, new ruol, le¥el let $32,000. .. ---,.--- Computenzed Hearing Air Selectiort• Swim Molds - lnterpretiftg SeNi~ ' 12nII mo. pd. : bedroom 25. -~---- •, a: L_ISA M. ~~CH, ~.S. mall w1m miS when yOU - CARPENTER SERVICE -- Addond rounodollng Rooflnl and gutttr worlrl - - Concret. woR - PiumiMng and efec1rlc•l CFrH Eotlmoteo) HI·611S THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP Ftt AI r. , W l'tus: Office Su,,.IK & lurniturt, Wttkllng allll Gr1Hiuat1111 Sta- -y. lllotntlir Sitnt. ••ber Ita..,., luol- ForJM, Copy lar•icOJ, IlL V.C. YOUNG Ill tr 9tHI14 Pt•rtf, ' able. $27,900. '111.12. _ MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Tun.·Wed.·fri.·Sat. & Sun. 10 to .S 'RECLAMATION WORK' 8XJ1 oondition. Financ:ing IVIi~ 110.------ ' •DoZER - BACKHOE 614·9t2·2111 AUIO PAm "! J.l4 .tfc 1m. .praae. woodbumer, 1111 in I . ...:.,__ ____..:... <:1 z WI Price $219'5 Co. , .......... ..,. ___.,. ' •• •complete Chimney Cleaning -· •certified Chimney Relining S. Repair *bperienced 1ncj Insured : IIG. PIICIIJ 19.95 TUPPERS PlAINS - Killer Aw. - Nice 3 bedroom home with apprmtimately.l acre levef ,'III ,1.----__ _ _ __ .......EVElY...... garage. heat $22,500. " RACINE FIRE Dm,.. JOIR YIAPOIO ct.,:'· IWIGAIN - 7 yr. old 2 story 64 Misc. Merchandlu business bid& and exlla lot with 3 stories. Will Illite tess . than 1977 oonstruction cost. ~ 11-14 ~-.( ,...,.~ . ••• tlftooi-lleri•• 7 . er s7•1 , 4• .F GUN SHOOT SIIIIAT CAW NO .... pno, Joo:ed . ',. GLENN'S ANTIQUES & COINS WH~'S. 949-2801 and 'I 2. _ _ _ _.;__ •1 I 3. ~----1 ~. ....;...--~· '1 , _ _ _ _ __ 1 5----~- to ,· c.r f .... rt ~-----•to far fnttr Str¥1.. NEAR POMEROY- Good one 1'001 5 rm. home. Fl,jt basement ·FA lunlace, storm doOIS and windows. Plus Phone------------------ I I P&S BUILDINGS ,..,. !loo!-tl' a.., ru1. ,..,. ____ 7J-7t Fort! Tr. Call 614-992-6737 lap --·-·----'1 f.S!O .... , ................ '6·'11' GIMes -----·-··----.. -'3·•7 I ------ - •1.11.50 130-1 so Grips lspla<Od __._ suo Addre·~--------------- PROBATE COURT OF Any llvsir111s or patrons . who would like piCKI an od, cantad Donnie hd· HOUIII sto-su F•• ... <ht•y foil Getto Buying Coins, Antiques, Glallware, Furniture, Sto!'e Jars, Etc. '"'Nam•,------...---- MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO DECEASED lnsul1ttd Dot 76-12 o..otft · .• (or F..., ..______... ,.....,. ------·--------- 1115 IIEAR TUPPERS PlAINS- 2 bedroom trailer with 2 added rooms, About one lewt acre. $14,000. I CDUJlOII. Cancel your ,ild by pltone I ,results. Monl!v not refundable. ' ;I ESTATE OF WAYNE HOLMES CHASE r· Sizes froAJ 6'x6' Up to 24'i36' andcarpeti"' Curb Inflation ' :I ·Pay Cash for I Claulflads and .. 1 ·Saval. ll I · vour own· ail anii; IIV Public Notice t. thlh I who havt .. llianlf placed 1111 ad in thiSMIIwn · ~ Sdloal Yearbook. PULLINS ....... Public Notice TttANKS All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS 11-14 Clotty ,..., ___Tr. .,.., ..._ .... 1110 "'t. •r.:...................,. c'79-12 W :0!; ...<....---'"-u 72-lt 0Mp Tr. CMHIII GrilL-'ll TRUCK LEASIIIG . ' lox,326 Po_o,, OH. 45769 12·6·1 mo. • !· ( I Annauncement ! JFarR.,t Call: 742-2407 1Jtll ltll 11-21 -t lla. • PHONE 992~2156 . tone I dirt). · · ~~. ..lllptllt, TUPPERS PlAINS -Like new ooe tkiol, 3 BR. WISher-dryer, nice dining with glass doors Now Accepting U1tlng1 In Meig1 Wrill! arvice. trucllilll (limes- Racint, Oh. , Ph. 614-Ul-5191 CAIOLYN McCOY POIIEIOY - 2 bedroom home near the ·hospital Hd water heat, ful basement ard double garage. RENt60~L· tt:lt. .,,~ water wtll drlllinc 1ncl UTILITY BUILDIIIGS 0,.. Sut\, !lit. 9, 16. 23 ·. LONG BOmlll - 2 le¥eltots, 3 BRs, batli, l\1! fa!' a woodburner.. Now only hils. nter I pa linea, Sizts Slart From U'xll' QOSID liUSNY Real Estate General M~GKEE BRY BASKET 6th St., SyrCKust Huusmy -.a._ud• . V 12117 I mo. C..., Glt-A.c-.ils -- - · $22,IXXI. tt ttl 11111111 94.9-2061 . TEAFORD· H,,,. ,,fr!t '· !.' t t '!~": "Jeanne Dixon Is the best of these. She might say, 'Nancy Reagan ·Is entering a time or great crisis.' That's a great prediction because It says nothing. It's bound to be true." Dallas psycl\lc John Catchl~s predicted Kennedy would elope; Miami psychic Mlckl Dahne predicted that Mr. Twould be struck by lightning attracted to his gold jeweby; and local psy.,hlc Barbara Mousalam toresaw an assassination attempt against PresldenJ Reagan on the campaign traU Ill October. The Rev. Wciods Mattingley, leader or The· SEeker's Que.t Ministry in San Jose, was responsl· bleforwhatSheaffercalledthemost dramatic prediction of1984: thatthe Callfornla coast would drop into ihe . ocean. ltit , .... ,...... DAVID D. GllfDSTAFF He jet IH Real Eltate Genet'lll . .--lltS........,. ·AU (j D·SI ~ Tr. .,.__ _.., feuoilouri __ ......... - .................•st IIEW CAR& Will do Ill types of IX· CIVItiftl, lttldscapi111. ,_. Clotty Tr. ,.....,. __________ ,,. 10-14 Fort!________ Tr. F..... l110 t -BI.ACKSTOtl lhllthl, '""""' MEIGS EXCAYAniG . COIIPAIY · 446-4522 ··.;~~"i b,.,.o JO Y•s llo Dowtt Pa,Mtt GRAVEL • SAND SOil·FilL DIRT ..__TOP _____ \9-"f.ilt RENT A CAR CALL velllclt .. - ~- LIMESTONE HOME' CONSTIUCnON 675-1333 £.....-A-Car, 843·5424 ....... 1n Mit san countv ' tilt_.., • *"'" tilt Wt'' lib lo lttlr...., 100 to or ...... & Stlflta 992·2156 IIITUESTED Ill A lEW VEHICLE 992·3410 Flfll E••lt•••t In Melt~ countv 446-2342 Lebaft!1n• OHIO AlltltorizH Joltn Dttre, lltw Holland, Btlh HDI f1rttt Equip1111nt Diller ....... .... ,..,.,.. .......... :::..... ___ .................. .......... names ' U. S. IT. 50 EAST . "s-Letarl In G,,tlja County DEINY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! SALES & SERVICE fis-c nester 1 1=',, ._......., --·· ' BOGGS . Pomeroy TO PLACE' AN AD CALL Lebanon. Vincent C. Davis, Virginia M . Davis to Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Right or Way, Lebanon. . 931-Buflalo (12128 111 4. 2tc . The Daily Sentinel Winners named 1 '. attheReedsvllleflrehousehooorlng Kellle Renee Powell, brlde-€lect of Michael David CUnningham. Hosting the shower were Evelyn, Teddy and Lort Mundry, and Cheryl Dlllon. Connie Soulsby and Allee Dlllon served the refreshments. Attending were Linda Cunnlngham, Robin Lowe, Aullne Seabolt, Ona Burk, Mary ·Gorrell, . Ravenswood; Flossie Dlllon, Patty Powell MeUssa Nutter, Connie Rucker, Reedsville; Dorothy Stout, - - - - - - - - . . . . : . . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 1 Tuppers Plains, Paula Dlllon and Janet Halfman, Long Bottom, and Lln4a and Lydia Powell, Co<ilvllle. Others presenting &lfts to the Dr Write Dolly Soot Ott Ctmifitd o.,.. bride-€1ect were Mr. and~- RayIll t:o"' II .. Poot~Y. IIIIio,~~! mond Gaudette, Lowell, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lehman, Parkersburg, W.Va., Gina Kinney and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cather, ~ . ................_.. ........ ,., f:I...I/Jfltf l'ff«t'JMIIl'l' , ... Ravenswood, Mr. and Mrs. Donald l.c:.._, u. I ---~ ,&..._.. ....... /ttllutttiNJ ,..,..,•.,,.,. • .,,.• .,.,..• ... Sprague,. Tuppers Plains; Juanita ' , _. Medley, Debby Young, Frances ,I ·Lal ...~....... ._ Reed, Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley, Ronald DUlon, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Borlltg, Ruth Ann ~ ..... ,,_....,_, BaldeJ'!iOD, Nancy and Ann Buckley, :t=:-"" Grace .Weber and EUa Jones, • tl-- - . , ..._ ,.... Reedsvllle; Roger Dlllon tamny, ·~Long Bottom. tl,. . . held at church "Away In the Manger,'' and "Happy Blrthday,BabyJesus"wasglvenby Amber Blackston, J .T. ~umphreys, Travis Abbott, Mike LeUhelt, Do- to Le-Ax Water District, Assign., Pomeroy. · Michael Zenalch to Frank Wells, Parcel, Olive. Gathertne Matthews, Jewell Matthews to Edwin S. Cozart, .234 acre, Parcel 3, Sutton. . Ronald William S~pherd, Mary Patricia Shepherd ·to' Marjorie Smith, 4';4 acres, Bedford. · Bobby E. Molden, deceased, Timothy Wayne Molden, Tina Kay Molden, Teresa Ann Molden, deceased, Salem. John A. Watson, Jr., Arlena M. Watson to Columbus and Souihern. Ohio Electric Co., Right of Way, Lebanon. Raymond Kerns, ·. Mary Ann Kerns to Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Right of Way, 614 992-Mielcllepe~rl MAlon Co~ , W. Va . Area Code 304 675-Pt. Pleasant 451-Lnn 176-Apple Grove 77l-Mason 112--New Haven Psychics' forecasts don't coime true · • Taking roles in the play were rothy LeUhelt, CourtneyScarbeny, Nancy Radford, Lenora Leifheit, and John Jeffers. , HP1e11 Blacllston, Dorothy Leltheit, • Dale EbUn gave a w~. lind the Christmas colon were pres' Tara Humphreys, Jay Humphreys, ental by Jlebecca Bowen, Mandy · Rebe«il Bowers, Chris Sloan, Dale EbUn, . Qu1s SlOan, and ftyan Eblin. Jahn Jeffen, Karen Sloan, .I . Foater. · Bill Rltlford, 'lbelma Jeffers, Mike Lee and Bron Wllllarnl of Dew Rebecca Bower and Tara Lellllllt, Mandy Eblin, Tract EbUn, Street were the ftrt place winDers In ' Humpllreys sang "0 Little Town of Marilla KJna, Danny Folmer, and the l'l!llaloua C8fel0l'Y ot the Bethlehem," Ryan Foster and ,, Jl,yan FOI!el'. . Middleport llahtlnc contell IIPOII· AplanO 'prelude, '0 Holy Nliht" Danny Folmer l*eaented "OCorne sored by the Middleport Amateur ' W.Aiille Slou opened the ]li'OIII'a!T\ AU Ye Falthtul", and Rebecca Gardenen and the Middleport wJtll the CCIIII"'!Ptlon llnglng Bowen had a plaJ\o BOlo, "Sllent Garden Club. Wrong 111 the '"There'I a Sol!l In the Air." The Night." Sally Radford and Karen , , Rev. Rlcbard Rothemlch gave tbe Sloan joined to sing "Star. of the wlnnera were 1I!P9J'ted to this ·!Ji~llon. Doroth:y LeHIIelt sang East" and the Clllqll'egatlon sang newspaper. I wlthredbowsandcandieslnabread · basket used on the televlslon set. Taking thll'd In the Judging was Betty Dean with an arrangment featuring a. Madonna or clay ·patterned after a picture of a VIetnameSe women with chlld. The fow:thplacewenttoShellaTaylor's coffee table arrangement using spruce ' with red satin balls and tapers, while ftfth was awarded to Mr$. Well!!r's mantel piece, pine, bows, balls and candles. · Otherexhlbltorsofarrangements placed In the kitchen, bedroom and llvlngroomwereJanetThompson, Denise Mora, Sheila CUrtis, and Debbie Osborne. Mrs. Taulor, co-hostess for the meeting, placed the ammgements and 018de the prizes or tree ornaments for the w~n~ters. A report was given on (he therapy sessions With the Chester special education children. At the . November meeting, Mrs- Stethem assisted the children In making Thanksgiving turkeys from pinecones, while at the December meetlnj{. Mrs. Taylor instructed the : chlldrenlnmaklngmlnlatureswags using gUttered medlclne_cupsforthe bells. · A iurkey dlnrier was served preceding the meeting. Mtits ca. Area Code l4l- Porlland 24~-Lelart Falls 94•-Raclne · 742- Rulland 047-Cootvlll,e · . 245-Rio Grande 256-Guvan Dlst. 643- Arabia Dill. Meigs County property transactions Calendar FRIDAY program which followed the Amerl· can Legloo Auxlllary or Racine Post ar.!'s dinner party held at tl)e Meigs ' 3-Yintan 7 Business· Services Cla••l/lf'fl jlltp_a COflf!r tlte ~ ' S1S · PythJaO ters The o.lly Banlil• Ohio O"• · 2SSMSt,lfl'1 104 Me' ,, t h.,.,.., 992·3345 BISSELL CONSTRUCTION MANlfY~S Custom Built Homes and Siding TRAsH SERVICE Blown In Insulation NOW PICDtG IP N "Free Estimates" POMEROY 949-2801 AND NO SUNDAY CAllS 3/l.l/ Hc 11/26/ l11a. MIDDLEPORT "0" Bt~l"" I• Blllt ()I $,1, " CHRISTMAS TREES I · FOR SALE , Geod Selactiwu Of *Norway Sprue. *Scokh l'i111 ! ,.I *Whitt Pine • 9 AA to 9 P.M W I 1 1 1 P.M. to 5 P.M 5undoys 1 Milt off lt. 7 On St. II. 143, 1'-oy l Watdl far I Sifoa 11130/ l IUSIIIESS-1UifiiN11AI WE A~E YOUR SALES AIIO SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •lllllM •SYLVMIA .SPUD QUEU IAUIORY *'11101 IEfiiiiUTOR lftht-tiTI•• .... ' 111111 II RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-915-3107 For Trash Pickup Senice Call Ann ounc1~ 'II'~ 111 '· 992-3194 3 Announcementa TIOMM EXCAVATING ' LIMESTONE HAULED IOGfiMANlEY-ow11-29-1 mo. PH. 742-2328 TOWN & COUNTIY 1 - 0- YEIEIINARY CUNK 11-DlEPOIT PAUL £. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6--8 PT. PLEASANT OFFKr POll '" 1 ' SWEEPER ond 1-ing l)ochine repair, p8rtl. ,jnd oupptie•. Pick up - one1 delivery, Davie \fecuurn CJeener. one hatf mMe up Oeougot Croek Rd. · Coli 114-446-0294- • •,_ -;;-t· tleNoono tor Oet - r y l, Birthdeyo, . Singing Oonlla.. c.l. Beltoone • Co. 441-4313., ' Oun thoot at Rocfne -41Un Club every Sunot.y, 1~ p .m . Foctouy Chocltild.....,. onty. ' "' nos MCaoN an. IMW.,._IIOIIS IIIMoyl-·1 ...... ........ •W•..... eDIIh llt.l ,_, .......... ... ,.....J ,. .. ••• J ' J .....,, ..... 1 ...... •Refrlllfl..,l FeWoy 1-·f ,.._ ......,IIUL•Il<MUI. oDrytneP,....,o IMIIAMMALS . . JtAIITI and II!RVICE SUIIIIIY IY AfPCIIIriiNT U -S·IIR " . 8 puppioo ml•od broed.'6.1 448-01124. •. •liiiL 11oc1r ub ~... old. c.u .,.~~17-71IW,II'- · - ' - • ful ..._ pooclletootderly~~ t .L.C. Con BU-iili"tiJ.' . �Page 8 The Daily Sentinel 4 LAFF-A-DAY ' GIVNWIY . Holt Border Collie end helf Aultrolien Shepherd. complete with dog houoo. 304· 1711-8289. 8-le. 1~ upoi) return of . · :S F LOST omole Chlhuohuo brown whh oronge coAor. Loot , in vlclnhy of Holzer Hooplql• Rt 31. Coli Jock Horrloon, 44 1·~ 31 1 · M lt · l& liDO yOU remember ·What your Waiter WaS Wearing? 71 . . · LOST: bloc~! Mole• Gorman Sho- 1 L:=====~===T~~;:~:::;:;:===:'f phoN grey, otroyod d 32 Mobile Homes from · .U.oie Crook oroo. If 11 H 8 1 found coli Corolo Rouoh ot P ante for Sale New efficiency opt. whh 114' 3117' 7530 · or 448gorogo, opplleneoo lur83 2 nilhod, wooher-dryor hco1 ' Help Wonted • rooldont Muot Mil, 12x85 Torch, 2-3 kup. Private yard. t210 mo . LOSt: 2 Siberian Huoky In manager ond or molnto- bedroom. untumllhod. In- lneludoo wotor. dop . roEwington vicinity both hove 'nonce couple or j>oroon tor cludoo ltorm wlndowo ond quirod. Coli 448-72011 or 1 blue aye ·• 1 brown oyo. omoll 24 unit oldorly oport· ocreono. Coli 1114-4411· -":.:":.:II-·3:_2:_S:_7:_._ _ _;__ __ Reword . Coil 814-388- mont complex. River lend 7132. · 9939. Ploco, N- Hoven, Welt Fumlohodept .. 1 bdr .. t225 Vlrginio. Bond rooumo to: 12xll8 mobile heme, 2 bdr.. utllltloo poid, 920 4th Avo. Loot In Chootor oroo. largo Cofoniol Amorlcon Dovllop· now corpot, wooher • dryer. Golllpollo. Adulto. Coli 441mole with long heir oH whlto mont Corporation, 380 AC, ltovo • rotrig, oil 4418 after 7PM. huoky typo dog. An•-• to South Fifth St-. Colum- dropoi, outoklo dock w · In- outdoor. corpot • Furnlohod officioncy opt. for Kimbo. Very gentle. If onv buo, o•hlo 43218. otorove bldg. Coll4411· 1808 ront. t175 mo. pluo utilltioo. information . pi•••• c11t Coli 441-9283. ' . after 8. 814-985-4337 ot81 4-9811· 12 3811J). Situation• Booutltul two bedroom with Rivoroldo Apto. Middleport. Wanted two full beth& on 4 ~terea. Special ratea for Senior LOST omoll block Cocker Mony oxtroo. Country Citizono. 1130. Equal HouoSp•Oial around Jericho Rood ond Rt. 2 vicinity, Chriltilm lady to worll or on hill lito. t32,000ondwll lng Opportunltioo . 814· Chili'o pot, 304-875-7916. 110y In my homo. will illY fOr flnoneo. 11 mlleo from Mid· 992· 7721 . dloport. Coli 814 · 742· work. Mult bo to drive 2332 . Nk:e efficiency 1partment. lo1t· blue purM at Super my cor. Colld411-1414. or · 1WO oultoblo for American ltotlon. Return --~---- ic 1 2•11 Mobile Homo. com- people. Coll304· 773-8B82, ptlperl 1nd picturea. no Room ·ond -rd tor elderly: piotely furnllhod and Mt up Betty Mercer. queotlono ookod. 304-878- oleo -ping roomo. Coli tor-lrnrnodloto OOCuPitlon. 7916. 814-892-8022 . 304-871-1318 8fUr I PM. 2 one bedroom apte. carpotod, totololoctrlc. dopoolt ,roq'u irod. Coli 814-992 - · 8 Public Sale 36 Lots lit Acraage 2094. · 16 Schools & Auction Inltructlon 2 bedroom turnllhod - r tBB oc- in Podlond Ohio. monto . Coli 814-992-11434, Auction ovary Friday night ot 1 Y, mlleo from Rovon-ood 814-992-5914. or 304· the . Hartford Community Boglnn•••· Guhor leoocno In bridge. Excellent Jond. Coli 882•2588 . Center. Truckloodo of now homo. Coll441· 3121. 814-843-8188 or304-273· morchondloo ovory w~. APARTMENTS . mobile . 4411. Conalgmenta of new a. used homea, hou111. 1»1;. Pleannt merchondloo olwoyo woi- 18 Waritecl to Do end Gellipollo . . 614-448 . ' 8221 . . comod.. Richerd Roynoldo. 11,' Ill 'II :' Auctionoor. Call 304-27630811. In Middleport, 2 bedroom Wanted to clean hou• or fumiahod opt, 1 child, ·1· Nood extro monoyl Wo buy c.ra for elderly. honelt • 304-882-211811 . 41 ·Hou•• fpr Rent about anything of value, no dopondoblo. Coli 614-2511889. junk• pleaae, leon Flea Nice 2 bedroom opt, unfurMorllot. 304·458-11572. nlahed , downtown. Houeo for rent. Coli 30411711.00 month. pluo utili· 878-7283 878-&104 or tlea. 304-875-4624 oftor 871-1388. . 9 Wanted To Buy 8:00PM . Houoolor rent In Mercerville We poy cooh ftlr leto model 1re1. Coli Kennoth Swain 21 clean uHd cara. Buainats 441 · 3189 or 814-~&eJin\ Mink Chov.-Oido Inc. Opportunity 1 8&2 ovonlngo. 46 •Biil Gone Johnaon : 448-31172 Fumiohod houM, 3 bdr., 28 For rent Sleeping Aooma Noll Avo.. Golllpolio. t2215 . I NOTICE I Womod to buy uood cool • THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· pluo utlitioo, rotoroncoo. Coli and light houM kHping roomo. Pork Control Hotel. woQd heatera. Swain Furnl- LISHING CO. rocommondo 448-4418 eftor 7PM. Coli 114-448-0766. ' turo, 448-3119. 3rd. • that you d41 bu•naa with Olive St., Golllpolio, Oh. people you know. ond NOT Smell houoolocotod ot 1701 Furnlolsod room, t128. UtiH' . to oend money through the Cheltnut St. 11 1 II mo.. tleo. rongo. rot. Shore both. Raw Fur. Top prlcoo pold. moll until you how lnvootl· dep . Coli 448-3870. Men only. 818 soc .. GolllpoLoki Jockoon Fin • Fur. Ook gotod tho ottorfng, llo. 441·44111eftor B p.m. Hiii,;Oh, 814-812-7448. 2 bodroilm houoo 42 Chillicothe Rd, t210 por mo., Stondlng timber. Coli 814· 22 Money to Loan 171 dep . Coli 448-3870 or 388-81117 or 114·388·· 441-t340. ' 46 Space for Rent 9908. 2 or 3 bedroom hou•• In or COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS HOME OWNERS-Rolinonco noor Pomeroy. Fumlohod or to low fixed rote. UM equity FURNITURE. - · · iron, untumlohod. Rant and utlll- Mobile hcmolot, t7& water wood, cupbOIIrda. chalra, for ony purpooo. llldor tloo -"•ble. Day 814- pold, 4th • Noll, Gellipolio. cheats. ba1ket1. · dlahea. Mortgage Co .. 814-1192· 882-2381. ovoningo 614- Ctll 448-311.44 oftor 7PM . • atone joro, ontiquoo, gold 3061 . 192·1723. an.d... ailver . Write-M . D . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Miller•.Rt.a. Pomeroy. Ohio Pork, Route 33, North of In Syrocuoo. ldool for cou46788 or coil 81 4-992· 23 Profeuional ple. Coii ,814-IU-2441 of- Pomeroy. Lorge Iota. Cell Sar:vlcas 7780. 814-992-747• . tor IPM. w llvtnft • n" Buying doily gold, oliver coina, ringa. Jewelry, a..-fing · ware. old coin1, large curroncr. Top prieta. Ed . Bur· kltf'Borbor Shop, 2nd. Avo. Middleport, Oh. 814-9923478. ~.:...:...----- ·le - 8UYING RAW FURS . Boot and Deer Hidea,Ginaeng and yellow root . Soilingtrapping ouppliao. Whoot light•. night ilghto. Goorgo Bucklay,phono 814 -884· 4761 ,houro12-8PM doilay. Piono Tuning · end Repair. Srunlcordi Muolc Co .. 441101187. Twontloth yOOr of quality Rrvk:a. Line Danlolo. Bt4-742-28111 . ·PIANO TUNING AND RE• PAIR, Reduced rotoolimltod time only. Word'oKoy-rd, 304-8711-8800 or 1178· 3B24. I Ill' Ill ; ' ''ill \1 31 vII I , .' Homes for Sale 42 49 2 bdr. 1roillf tor rent, noor Morcorvillo. Coli 448· 3118 or 814·2111- 1&112 otter 5 :30PM. 14x70 toUI oloctric 3 bdr., fumiohod, pluo w1- • dryer on private lot, 10 min. from town. t200 mo. pluo depotlt end utllhloo. Rot. roq. Calll14-281·1393. · Troller tor rom. located in Oolllpolo. Coll ·441-42211. ' '' Account Clerk II. Solery t10.140·111.024 onnuely doiiOndlng on -llflcotlono. M~lt bo fomillor with gonerol occountlng prlnciploo ond dou procooolng oqulpmeilt. Apply City Building, 1111-Bocond Avonuo: bolonl Jo.W.ry 4, 19111. Equal Em,toymont Opportunity IM ~''V· HI Emplayor. - Moturo ledy to bobyolt In my - · ovoninr· older kido. Co~ 441-218 . Po(t·~ help wonted, one doy o wook. Muot bo oblo to "'"-· ..... . o n - tho ' _ , _ _Col 448-4108. V1u1hono Cerdinolo will toke appllootlono tor amo.., ref8llon p lttDI.. of ....... ono1 uny-out o.. friW¥. IMUrtloy. Iunday 1114. Moncley. At Voughono cerdlnol. BIIT lllf'f IICRIT. IN AMIRICA··Annv N-nol Quonl ....... lrld you ..... I aood ..,..limo li••-•flto - -montllly po~k·· NO LAYOfPB. . J04.17S-JBIO or. 1 ·BOO· - ··aood 841-'818. JOIN THE LE ADER. Tho N- AVON. Dromotic now oomlnll plan, pnrPmlaMI ftMJ . . . trelniRI• ~up. col., u11ilmlted Cell rtrlflll 1. . . . .,... .. a;;•·..u. . 344-0714. 1 Romodolod 2 BR vinylod homo. corpoted. 2 oc-. 1224 pound tobacco ollotment. 1171 l'onl pligliup, ~ 871-3481. 74 Ford tNOk G.C. 104- ' 178·3118. city achoola . 7 rm. hcuoo unfumlohod . Aloe 4 room · cottoge turnilhod. 118 Garfield Avo. Mult have refe...,cee. 122.1100. Coli 1114-2418298. Walhera. dryar1. refrigere· tore. rongoo. Sklggo Applioncoo. Upper RIYor R~ . bolide\ Stano Crolt Motel. 814-448-7388. County Appllonco. Inc. Good uood. •.pplioncoo ond TV ooto .. Qpon BAMto8PM. Mon thru Sot. 448-1888. 627 3rd. . Avo. Golllpolio, OH. Vall-v For Lease Apt.' tor leooo. overlooking city pork, LR, kitchon.otovo, rolrlg .. dining oroo, 2 bdr .. both. 1190 mo. pluo utili· titt. Coli PJ' 448-1819. RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE . Uood otovoo ond rotrlgerotora. Compore our prlcee. eave today . Phcno 304· 773-&430. Rod and gold plold twood ·couch ond choir. Foir ·cond. 304-875-8375. Merchandlee 81' Farm Equlpmant w.rlnger waah.er •715. bunk bodo t199, ontron recllnera S9fi', uaed bedroom aulte1. reno•• · wringer woohoro. • ohooo. Call 814· 446-3169 . Knouff Firewood Split· 96% m.owera~ ralcea. (Cool Dollvorod) good lump houte coli 1 to 'I ton . call J ill! Lenior 11711-73117 or 304-878-1247. and ZuaPan 63 ·Livaltock Material• Now open for bulin111, 7x 17 white awning for ule. HILLCRE-ST KENNELS . Boarding oil broodo. Hoetod indoor-.outdoor facilltiee. AKC Dobormon puppioo: Stud Service. Coll814-44117795. like new . Coli 814-3677488. Firewood tor oole, 90% hardwood. Cel4411·1287. Brlerpotch Kennelo Prof••· olonol All-brood ·grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding facilltioa. Engllols Cooller IJP•· nlel pupploo. Cell 814-388 9790. phone•. d••· •lao antique• ond gloooworo. Open Sun doyo. Conkol'o T~pporo­ ploino, Rt. 7. Mobile homo now porto end door•. lnfide, outside. atorm dQora, trailer wlndowa. About 800 (priced to ooiO McArthur,Ohlo, Route 1 . _eo _l_l1_1_4_.5_9_8 _.4_21 _ 2_· _.:...:._' ' Porokoto t10 to t13. Cock· ..11 .30 •-- 1 • 10 1 et ' """' b rdo polr, finchoo til, uprllht plono t111. Coli 814·9 I · 4212. !1 .ill o IIIII !. r I ill II Mountain SUII Blooll, Rt. 33, N- Hoven. Complete 71 Autos for Sala mooonry oupplieo. 4". B". 1 2" bloi:lt. Delivery oorvlco. Phone doy 304-812· 2222, TOP CASH pold for '80 ovonlng 882-3239 . model ond nowlf uood cora. Smith Buloii-Ponlloc. 1811 Eolltorn Avo.; Oelllpollio. Coli 68 Petl for Sale 814-448-2282. Judy Taylor Grooming. Coli 814-367-7220. Riding lown mower 10 HP, *700. Green 11ove a. rafrig· orotor. 1200 eoch. Coli 448-2064. - - - - - - -·lc- 77 Pontloc Grand Prix 301 ' air, PS/PB, good condition. Ono owner. 11280. · Coli oftor 8PM. 448-0137. Durio Buggy hoo VW ongino good frame. roll boro. roil tun moohlno. -Muot 1111, I 3811. Coli 441-4221. 1974 Muotong PI, AM·FM caaMtta, low mi., new blit· tory. Coli 814-248·9489 .ft.. 4 . . i974 Chevrolet lmpole, 2 dr .. 380 V·l, olr, t800. Coli 448-7838 - r 1 :00. Dregonwynd Cattery Kennil . CFA Hlmoloyen. Poroion 1974 Dodgo Oort, 10,000 and Siomo• khtono. AKC mlleo. good mochonl· Chow pupploo. coli 814- octuol ool cor, 11,000. Coli 448446-3844 - · 7 .. 8700. Spoclol Price- AKC roglo- 1878 Ford F-110 PU tNdl torod Cocker Spaniel pup· topper, ..... -~-· piea, buff in color. · Coli with t1.111 . Coli 814·288 814·388-9781. 1181 . • AKC Roelotorod Chlhuohuo. 1 Bil2 Chevy Chovetto. Loot Coii814-3BB-U32. than 11 , 000 miloo . AKC lhotlond Shoop Dog UIOO.qO .. Coli 814·811· 3881 . pupo (Mini Colllo.l::.lllo ond white. Hed an • 904- 1171 V.W. Buprsr Bootie. 4 418-1 0811 or 4&1-1103. ~ndir, 4. apood, AM FM ltoro •••-· olr o~N>~:k . Very good aondltion . t1381.00. 1177 Oronodo, 302englno.outo .. P.B.. P.B., oir. 17811.00. 1878 L.T.D.. 4 door. 381 erstlno. auto, P.S.,P.B.. oir. t781.00. Coli 814 ·38777110.· . two-- Mu11c11 lnltrumentl 74 Vollloowogen lug. E•c. oond. low mlloogo. 304171-1211. ' Drurna 8 pc. Mt Tomo. e•o. oond. Call 448· 3788. 1877 Buick Century 4 · b . p-a. P·b. olr, V-1. A1Condltlcire. 304-871-1381. 17 1 1110 Oldo c-.tlooo lu...-. po. pis. 304·171· 11011. OM la•*oom unlll. Water and furIWIIIIecl.PelflniiW......._..· tiO,QO .IPIIII IIIILIIIIY· · "11.00 .... nth 8lld 11d0.00 - · Colfl1d-H2- UI4.· ,,,a. -tt9• · ~- Y- 'i'OU 'HE Ferm DH, IIJY 60017NE66. WHY '10011 IHSI'E'Croll6 COIDEWIECI A PEAFEC7LY SOUHD 51JILD1Nii lmprovamentl Morcum Rooflftg • lpouting. Now lnotolllng ....,_ roolo. 30 yoero ""porlonoo, • -lollzlng In bult up root. Coli 114-388-8117. H • S "omo lmpro-nto vinyl • •oluminum oldln1 • . roofing •. - m l - guttora. otisrm wlndo-, ovor11on1. Coll814-317-0408 or 814· '387-7244. . · IABEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional l~lrno guo· rantee. Local ••fer•ac•• turnilhod. Froo Olltlmo~e~. · Coli collect 1·114·2370418, 9 o.m. to II p.m . Rogora Booomont Wotorproctlng. 'I Roofing, guttering, oldlng, plumbing. corpontry _,., and concreto · F,.. eltimot4o. Coll448· 3171. Iron HorM Bulldoro. Form • Commorclel Polo Bldgo. 814 -332-9741 Collect. Winter opl.: 30X40XB whh 1 a. tncik 'ddor • mon d-; . ' 18231 oroctod. ' · RON'S 'l'olovtolori .......... Spoclolizlng In Zenith and Motorole, Qultar, and houH colla. Cel 304·117e2318 ot 114-4411-2414. Fetty Tr11 Trimming, otump ·· romovol. Coli 304-8711331 . RINOLES'B SERVICE. ••porloncid c;orpontor, olel:trlclon. mooon, pointer. rootIng (lncl.udlng hot tlir opplicotloril 304-178-2088 or 871·7318. ' RoUry or col:ie tool drlllng. Moot -11o oomplotod ~~­ deY. Pump ooloo ond· oorvtcoo. 304-S911-3B02. 82 Equlpil*lt 2 11r mo1s11e home fumltsllod, 1 lllllld, no peto. CIMn aondltlon . Nhf Hoven . Exeavatlng Good· 1 Excovotlng, .,.. . il*ito, tootoro. d"-oyo, HPttc unl&e. llndu'f:l. Coli onytimo 814 - 4 4137, Jomool. Dovloon, Jr. owner. Electrlc1l & Rafrlgaratlon. SEWING M-Ine repelrf. oorvlco. A..-zod Binger &oleo • lorv!oo &elnora. Fabric Shop, · P,omoroy. 114-112·2114. a...._ Jomoa loyo Wotor lorvlco. Aloe poole flllo:l. CoN 114218·1141 or 114·448· 1178 or814-441-7811 . · • tiJ Jefferson& (HBOI Inside the ~ NFL 7 :30 II ([) Tic Tac Dough ()) NFL' s Greataot Mo· menta 1983 Wa shington D (lJ J-rdy . til Whool of Fortune (jJ New Nome That Tune WKRP in Cincinnati 8:00 II (I) (lJ MOVIE: 'Popoyo' C1J lone Rongor · ()) College Bookotblll: e .e ~rgetown Ve. North Corollne A& T from San · Juan. Puerto Rice (J) MOVIE: 'Born Free' (I) G (jJ Oetor Bowl: Oklelsornls State vo. South c.irollna Coyerage of the Gator Bowl· i s presented ·from Jacksonville . FL. II (J) ® Oukoo of H..-d Bo and luke reminisce about ho w the y bought and • rebuilt the General Lee eight years before , not knowing how valua ble the car really wa s. (60 min.) Cll (fl) Waohlngton Woek/ Review Paul Ol!ke is joined by top W ashington journal ists analyzing the week's new s. • • College Bowl Preview IHBOI MOVIE: 'Novor Boy ·, Never Agein' (CCI !MAXI MOVIE : ' Bill' B!30 CJ) Groat· AdVt!bture CIJ (Jj) Wall Stroot Week LOuis ~uk ey se r analyzes the '80s wi th a weekly review of ecQnomic and investment 9 :00 ~700 Club (I) ®I Dalloo (CCI ()]) Bach Chrlotmoe Orotorlo: ·New Yoe; ·e C•ntate Conduc tor Nik9· laua Hernoncourt lelda the Muaicua of ,, • Children 1 O:Oo D (I) (!) "ot Puroult Kate '. ta forced to ' join· • traweling carnl val aa e fonune taller when a he ia miataken for her double by ttl aleazy owner. (60 min.l ' Cup BkUng: Men'• ...... 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(60 min.l (jJ Supreme Court of tho United Statoo Jus- lighta.' San Francisco's Exp loratorium and the group of physicists , artiats and high school atudents who run it ti ces Willi"m Rehnquist and Harry Blackmun di scuss the nature and role of the Supreme Court in our society. G (60 min.l 0 ([) ® Cover Up (I) are ~•omined . (RI-(80 min.) (jJ Solid Gold 180 min.I CJ) - t of Grcuchc • , ()) a-t-Center • (J) MOVIE: 'Amorlco~ 7 :30 e M- Griffin Novo {CCI 'Pollee of De· (Ill (HJ e (I) Too Comfort Clooe for (MAXI MOVIE : 'Copo end (HJ Murder Moot Englloh [HBOJ MOVIE : 'Broethlooo· t Q:30 (I) Bill Cooby Shew 11 :00 D (I) (I) Cll Ill CllllO! ql (jJ N-o 11 :41 (]) WKRP 'In Cinclnnrstl G ()I Nlthtllno 12 :00 CIJ BurM • Allen . ()) Mez. llportolook (I) Night Treoko CD 'MOVIE: 'Return to M - County' • Gunomok• . IHBOI MOVIE : 'Two of ,e haunted houoe ond ottempt to do-ghcot it. IRl (I) MOVIE: 'Withcut Rooorv-· ()) CCIIII Football '84: Aloha Bowl • 8MU vo. Notre o.m. from lulu, H - i Cll Hell of Fame Bowl AmcMd and Sam visit a local (I) David Putnam Out- til Taxi Ill Twilight Zone . e . ~LoveN' Kind' Ca1t1g1 .......... : Wlacon· 12:1 & (I) Nlghtllne (jJ ABC - · t 2:30 I]) (l) Friday Night oln VI. Kentucky (]) (jJ T.J . Hooker (CCI Tho thoh of Romano' o Vkleoa ()) love Thet Bob .()) PKA fUll Contact po'rache lead• Hooker Into an unusual relationahip wilh o 10-yoor-c:ld gypoy girt who is out to avl(lp the murder e I K.-.: Weltlli weight WOrld Chemplonolslp Covorogo of lhio koroto bout is of her uncle. (80 min.l · (I) (lO A I - Howko 0 preaented from Rockford ,· IL . (90 mln.l 12:48 (J) !::e(MAX) (JI tfewl MOYIE: and S8ntini Ht oot for Pope County, ToMei in ' order to help ore old buddy of Hlwke'a who aaved hia life in Vlotrs.m, {80 mlrq , 'Thot "'IIIMMI"!.~' • , :00 tlwnl Married - · MOVIE: 'hrplco' 1 :1& ' * l lloalto MOVIE: '8plclormon· w;olflla ...oliiattiit tho Kirk- (HJ .......... 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[MAXI MOVIE : 'Forced V.,...,-.ce' ' ' 10:16 IHBOI MOVIE : ' To Bo Or ~ Ill ClJ Love Boat (CCI A beaut iful model' s obsession (I) (I) Sport:a(:enter confliCt with her widowed \ (I) Family_Feud Concentua Melia_sa seeks 10:30 (I) Jeck Bonny SheW Cll From/Amoricon Film Vtenne in thia Contlnuation of Bach 'a Chri• tmaa Orato· rio . (90 min .) D America Botroyo Her 11JJ. II Cili Ni:ws . 2 , 15 ~ ~~:-:::.:r~. 2 :30 C1J lllo!:dio · learn of Richard' s past and EVENING 7 :00 II ([) PM Magazsno ' (]) Here Come the Brides ·()) SportaConter . (J) Gomer Pyle (I) D @l Entertainment Tonight · · (lJ Whool of Fortune D (JJ .Wheel of Fortune (I) (Jj) MacNeil/Lehrer Newahour Listings----~--------------------------------------------------------~----~--------trouble in Paris when they Kon'o. lorvloss. ...... ~ .. _ _ _..filled, 114·117·0821 or 814·'•!1 ,7741 nltht or dey. , 1111 1oo. a.... Gllllllollo 8•4·441-71Uor114;.....: ........ Colll14-21t-1ill,. ~~~~·.:..:••;.;..·..:.__ _ __.__ 12/28/84 • manera. TRIBTATI UPHOLITIRY SHOP • lot " , . 1180. ..., l'llllfltll, 304-hl- · (I) JIM'S PI.UMBING. "EAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Box 311. Galli· .poHo. Coli 114-317·01178. 84 Evening Televisiori (J) Andy Griffith CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth Pine Oollipol!o. Ohio ,Phone 814·4411· 31188 or I, 4-4411-44 77 83 , Redskins Highlights. Plumbing · & Haating -;;;;--:-:-:---:~---.;..' 87 Upholstary '( • NHEif THE ~ COME6 TO THE PHONe; PUT lliE ON. HE I':HOWS lilY \OICE • HE ~flY !IE 1NiEilE9Tf!7 IN HIIOW~ IWOMW 1¥€116'?! Hop · 81 w- '· Melllfl .._.In QlllpaiiL ..... for ............. • -Md ...... · wllli llllld. ne , - , " - " end rwlwr«soo1 rn q I od. K. • K Mo1s1e . , _ , lno .. 104- '1 ANNIE :8:02:2:·::::;:=~=== 871-1001). 14a70 Rlollo~ 3 bdr.. 1 'h botl:, 11,000 wiA t8b -ortruc*Oftti'O!II. M..,be .· w-··o--•; 101420 dirt~-. like, now . Aoldng tiOQ. Including helmet. 304-8711- 1 -hayblne, 8 yr. old Palomino gliding, 1300. Coll814-258-8488 . - - - - - - - - - l eFor ule, 11V.n mo. old colt. .Building Motoriolo Block. brick, - • • pipoo, 111o.oo : Coli 114-es&wlndoWa. llntela, etc . 3891 . Cloudo Wint!l"•· Rio Orondo, 0 . Collll14-248·8121. 84 Hey & Grain Rough Cut lumber, ook, poplor, ond . pine. 2x4'o, Lorge round ~leoofhoyiZO 2..:8' •~ 1x8'1, 1X8'a. AI· oortod longtha. Coli Hogg ooch. CoU4~8· 1082oftorll. Umoatono. Send. Grovel. Ploll up ot Rlchordo • Son. Coli 448· 77815 . ·• Stokermetlc atovea and stoker furnancaa. Jack hag· --- · rotory cutten. plo- blodo, corn planter • grav,ty wagon . Jivldon'o Form Equlpmont. • 66 Building Soppliea Co .. lrrc . 773-11&64 , daytime." Big 3 or 6 bdr. homo built on your lot a18.900 • up. S..our model. Coli 1-81 4-888· 7311 . 74 · Motorcycle• .• • deliver. HEAP vendor. 814288-1246. Firewood-cut up oiobo. t1 6 PU load. Larger loodo delivered. Col for pricoo. 81 4246-6804. ,. J . hardwoode. Se11oned or green. You pick up or we ..,,eoowwww 1 W.O. . Jlvlden'o Form Equipment 76 Boatl and Ynr End Bolo on ovorythlng Motors for Sala In Stoolli long troctoro, Vormoorroundboler,rokas, toddoro, mo-o, round bole Low-Uno Big John 14 ·ft. • bunk foodor. bole moveto, john l:oot, 18 HP Mereury wogono, .-o-tiHero. tottery motor with ond oco. , Hun-• of rooordl. 10 cuttoro, dlec, plowo. blodoo, Coli 441-2322. conto ooch. Tjsouoondo of pelt drtvor, wood-opllttoro. 45 ' o, 28 conto ooch. Coli powor-woohora, plpo gotOt, Stove at 814-892·7110. ooedoro, grindor-ml•oro. HDrM lown • gordon 78 Motors H - • & Camp1r1 Whlto oak firewood fot iolo. troctoro • oil typoo of t28.0~ ploll-up load doli· wood-bumoro. Boo uo tor • vorod. Dennlo or Dele Too· aomploa: line of porta • Hrvlcol ford . Coli i14-B43-15394. For Solo: 1111B Bonner -.: Uood equipment: MF 111. camper, oloepo 1. alit- ·· Firewood, 120.00 pick up MF 110, MF 1110 w-loedor, contoinod, g - oondltlon. lood, 130.00 dollvo.rod . 2-MF-10. Pob'll 3000, Ford t1.100' Coli 114-218304· 11.71·2991 or 8711 · B01 W<!rkmoltlr. I round 8141 or 114-218·8178. 1782. boklro, 2-oquore bolero, 3 & uHd wood·COII ltOYII, 8 pc wdod LR oulto t 391, CAPTAIN EASY Porokoto 110 _00 to 11 3 _00 _ Coellotlelo uo.oo. love blrdt tiO.OO 1 polr. Finchoo ll :oo·. Upright' plano t1111.00. Coli 814-IB&· 4212.1o,b2,fclor73 Cor ooot 126. 30jl -878· 4087. chao• from, electric range t911· 2 . othoro to choooo from . Relrlg. 19&, oidt by lido, rotrig . t176, woodburning otovo 196. Moytog cupboords. pit 11ft, tole- Pickono uood furniture. 3041171-84B3 or 8711· 14110. Ml~e. SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Olive St .. Gollipollo, Now 011 atove e7&:· 2 otherl to Oak furniture. t8blea,chaira, 61 Householil Goods /J · Ll Skoggo Applioncoo, Upper River Rd. 448· 7388. Auto woahor till- five other WI I hera to choou , from. 3 bedroom hcuM for Hie or rent. CeH 114·892-7318. ...,. Ort .....,.. • 4 3838. ARMY SURPLUS, Som Gravely tractor with moSomorvHio'o, Eolt of Ro· • oulky. Coll448·8135. vonowood 7 mlleo (old Route 21) N- EllA, open 2010 John D - goo tree• Fri. Sot, Sun 1.:00· 7 :00. Coli tllr. Powlf ot-ng whh narrow from . Good condl· in ord!l" 304-11711-3334. tlon. 12100.00. Coli 114· Firewood. oil hord woodo. 982·3311. opllt, d-rod ond otoclied One 115,000 W Gonorotor• 138.00: 304-8711-8773. powor toke ott drive. Ed· Stokormotlc Stovoa ond ward Bumgl!rner, t.et.rt. Stolior FurniCII. Jock Hog· 304-8B2·2812. coli oftor arty. Rodclllf. Ohio. 814- 5:00. 8119-34112. ' 1114-1171· 2111 3. 7274. new Sol of weight b~nk bodo, t75 • color TV ccnoolenoodo minor ropoiro no. Coll .81 4-Z48-9489 oftor 4. For ule or le..a-8 room houoo irl RoM HHI, Pomeroy. NI!W AND UBID MOIILI HOMES KIBIIL'B QUALlTV MOBIU! HOMIIALU.. ~ •• · WilT. 8AWI'OLII, RT 3&. PHONE 814-448- Furniture. uood. Lorge oectlon of quol(ty furniture . 1 21 8 Eootom Avo., Golilpollo. Van1 & 1871luv 4x4.- o -. ...cond, 3B.OOOmHoowhh radio, L••r topler, 13.400.00 . 304- · · - · 64 GOOD USED -APPLIANCES - -------··- 32 Mobile Homes for Sale ·' ---~----··------· UH41 Furniture -- o~ctric flroploco. &pc. d inette, hood -rdo, ond 2 bedroom ouhu. 3 mlloo out Sulevlile Rd.OponB•mto8pm.Mon. thru Sot. 814·4411-,0322 3 bdr. ranch. city ochool •• utllltleo, corport, dock, coblo, 133,100. Coli' 4487144. Gollipolo Forry I y01r old brick ronch, 4 cor • -· t43.000.00. Phcno JCM178-1811. 73 ' ~~~=======~~;~~~~~~~~ oorty, Redcilff. Oh . 814-6893482. Mobile Homes for Rent 3 bdr. troHor, 2 botho, in Evergroon, 3% mi. from Holzoro. Qayo 448-132J. 814-241-8170 . 11- Halp Wanted 186· lale ...,.. 304-t71-.11f .. -··Ill.- !! d:f'· C•lf ~;"~ Horrlo ot 8 4-379· Truclta for 1977 Cl•vrolot ~ ton,rucsll, I cyl, AC, PI, PI, """ oond, 104-871-2111 ...... 8:00c . IJ LOsT: Two German &hephord pupa. loot ot homo on Nebo Rd. 3 moo. old. Blooll • Ton . Ro-rd LAYNE'S FURNITURE Solo. choir. .-or. ot1omon, 3 Ullloo. (elltrlhllvvl. JACKSON EITATEI 1811. BofM cholro APARTMINTB IEquol 1SrioOd from UBI. to t188. Houolng OpC::':l hoi TobiN. IIOond up to t121. one end two 1. rent Hldooo·bodt.UBO. ond up otorting at t183 tor one to 1110., .... - · ., ••• - - end 1111 .... Rocllnoro, U21. to *371.. month tor bod-m. Lampo froin 128. to t1Z&. 1200 do-h located . ~- d l - from t108 .. to noor · Foollond and Spring 431. 7 pc. 1181 ond up. Vol., PIMa, - • ond TV table ... choiro ont. Coli 448-2748 or leovo 1288 to t741. Dook t1 .1 0 mo~•· up to e2ze. Hutchoa. 1180• . Bunk bod oompleto with 1 bdr opt., 2 bdr opt .. matt·-·· e271 . - up to t110·12IO. con 304-1171- 131111. Baby - · · t110. 7283 871-11104 or 878- MMotbollllorboxeprlngo, 5388. full or tWin, •sa .. flrm, 188. ond t7B. QUIOn·oo\o, t191. Furnlahed apt•• nexf cloor to 4' dr. chollto, t49 . I dr. Ubrory, one pro-nol tromoo. odult only. Coli 4411-0338. t20.- t 2 1., 10gun-·Gun *380. Gu or 3 roomo with prlovto both, colslnoto, oleotrlc ..._ t3711. Baby 1ot. floor. eon 4411·2211 .. mottro1111. t28 • Ul, bod 1 fremoo no. 128, fa 130. Fumlohod eftlcloncy •148 , utHtleo pd. ohoro both. 107 ldngtromono . Goodoolecrockoro, motel coblnoto. 2nd. Ave. eftwr Golllpollo. of bedroom hood-rdo UB • oulteo; up to 4411-44111 7PM. Coli tlon 72 w- II 8 Lost and Found KIT'ft 11 Houuhold Good1 Apartment ·for Rant Cute pullllloo. moltly white, Y, Y, Gorman Shepherd . 304-878-1018 or 871-11119. Poodle. 8 montho old. 304· 875-2032 . O.:ember 28. 1884 Ohio JUMBO J F BW U ' . N I. S I Q B t' ... ~- u:·. "" u\ N 1. u ·• 1.881 Q 0 USJ ~,.,) .. s [.- . . N I. ·~ U . - M I E I 8 X I I . 8 M J t' U, • Yetlenllsy'o Cryptoquote : HE WHO COMPLAINS THA't· HE IUMSElF IS A·WORM OUGHT NOT TO COMPlAIN WHENHEISTRODDENON . - El.BERTHUBBARD '"" 0 UJ S Q N i t' QO UZ ' PP \ . ,,., �Page '10- The Daily Sentinel Ohio Foreclosure action filed in .common/pleas court Mountain stab! Bank, Parkers· burg, w .va .. lias!Uedsult tnMelgs County Common Pleas Court against Gene Metz i: Son!< Inc., Mlne'al WeUs, W.Va., requesting a judgmentof$92,817.13. The plaintiff atso requests mortgage foreclosureandsaleotseveral parcels ot real estaiA! within Pomeroy vmaae. with proceeds trcm the aale to be applied to the Judgment. TheRaclneHomeNatlona!Bank hasllledsultagalnstBarbaraR.and Daniel P. Talbott, Portland, et. a!., requestlnga .judgmentot$18,329.01. 'llle bank fllrther requests the forecbw'e of a IIIOI't&llie toe property In Lebanon Township, ~ that the piopo!lty be IOid aDd the proceeds apPlied to the judgment. Ronald R. Epling, Reedsville, requests a $3,677 j\ICigmellt In a sult tiled against Jimmie w. Jolmson, Racine. Epling demands the Judernentlnpaymentfor.damaglestolds vehicle aDdotberresultllla'~ stemmlngtrcmanaa:klentonAprll 22 of thls year,ln Sutloi!Townlhlp. Epllngalleges thatJohniilecaused the accident and wa. ~ In operl!tlnghlsownvelllcle. · . Looking back onl984 Regulatory issues delay Ohio pay phone sales By 'llle AII!IOOtated PreM Morethanhaltadozencompanles have expressed Interest tn selling Citation issued Meigs Sheriff James J . Protfltt reports th;lt a citation charging criminal rnlSchler has been Issued agalnat Thomas R. Everett, 'llle Plains, afiA!r he allegedly ran hls yeh.lcle over the lawn of Ralph . Wigal, Reedsville, about 5 a.m. Satuniay. . Everett wUl face the charge In Meigs CountY Court on Jan. 2. · Proffitt reports also that the ·Bureau of Crlmtnal Investigation -has been called In to assist In an Investigation of a breaking and enteiing at the Harley Hendricks · r.esldence In C~ter Township. Senice planned A New Year's E ve Service wiD be held at Middleport Independant Holiness Church, Pearl Street, beginning at 7: .llp.m. · Guest speakers wW be the Rev. J van Myers and the Rev. Glen Easte rling. Local singing talent will also be featured . Pasior O'Dell Manley extends a welcome to everyone. Veterans Memorial Admissions - Raymond MUJer, Reed5VWe. Discharges- Terry Watson. Two arrested number ot f!!ltulatory concerns pay IA!Iephones tn Ohio, but the Public UtUitles Commission of Ohio Woll't give Its permission untU a resolved. are 1 'llle PUCO wiD consider the EMS units answer 6 calls Six calls were ansWered ThW'S· day by units of the Meigs Coonty Emergency Medical Servlee. At 2:41 a.m., Syracuse went to Water Street for Jane Teaford, to Holzer Medical Center.. At ll: 50 a ,m ., the Syracuse ftre station was called to the Eber Pickens residence . for a boat !Ire. Middleport was called to 242 Beech St. at 4:55p.m. and transported Helen Kennedy to Veterans Memorlal. Middleport was calledto~S. Thlrd·Ave.at5:15 p.m . and transported Phyllis Cadle IArea deaths I Robert P. Dudding EBERSBACH HARDWARE POMEIOY, OH. Robert P. D!ldding. 67, Mason, W.Va., was dead on an1val Thurs· day at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born Aug. 19, 1917, at Mason, he was the son of the late RobertL. and Minnie F. Plunkett Dudding. He was an employee of the West Virginia Department of Highways, retiring five years ago, and Cements Tree Nursery at Lakin. Surviving are several nieces and ,,.!. .,;, .. He was preceded In death by four sisters, Pearl Roush, Mary Dud· ding, Alma Dudding and Margaret Goodnlte; · and ·by three brothers, Dennis, Everett and· David i~U!\~ sauA $2 oo ~ y \.f Tonight, partly cloudy; low 55 to rain ls 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Saturday. Ohio extended fore<;ast A chance of rain Sunday. Scat· tered snow fiun1es In the northeast Monday, otherwise fair Monday and New Year's Day. Highs In the mJJ40stomld-50sSunday andlnthe 30s Monday and New Year's. Lows In the lls Sunday and In the 20s Monday and New Years. rLUS FREE 1985 Purina Dog Calendar LITTON MICROWAVE cl~~~~TY $299°0 with your purchase! AOC 19" COLOR TV . DEC. 28, 29 & 30 1 WITH REMOTE ' CONTROL 1:00 hi Otisi POMEIOY, ON. The Stor, With "All Kinds of Stuff" Far Petl, Stable, Large & Small Animals 992-2164 I . ., LlnONAIRE MICROWAVE OVEN OVER THE . $4 99°0·$~:; . · RANGE MODEL Lawns alld Gardeni .. .. .; ' : ' •4 . '· u, T• --···~· CHRIRIMS·@t· ~·-- LEF10't'ERS .· SALE SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE 'STORE ON QUALITY NAME BRAND . CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY .. . Becky Thatcher returns home MARIEITA, Ohio (AP) -SPort· tng a refinished hull, the showboat Becky Thatcher returned home to Marietta Friday morning. But Jack Ottenheimer, president of Ohio Showboat Drama, said the ANCHORS AWEIGH - 'llle l!bowboU Becky 'lba&cher moves thrwlh ~'>railroad 'bridge near where II Is I1IOOftd ID the MUIIdJIIum Rl\ler, a few hundred feet from the Oblo River. The 11oM w• relumed 1o 1111 moonns Friday momtns for the lint time t1111ce It ••et•kH!d water damage after siDldng ID Mardi. (AP Luerpholo). job In 1984 and I hope we'll do betiA!r get the courthouse completed. We commisslonwiDdoaDltcantotryto made three year's worth of pay· lure industry toGallla Coonty. "We In 1985." 'llle first-term commissioner said GALLIPOLIS - Gailla County mentsonthecourthouseandwestW ate constantly looking ~or new the board would also like tore-locate ftnlshed with a sizeable ~arryover . people to Corne In and create jobs. was able to stay llflthln Its budget, ·eridlne tile year with a "sizeable" and I still don't feelllke we cut our That's my number one priority,'' he thecountydogpOO.nd,oncejudgedto beoneottheworst In the country. ·carryover and wiD be loOking to · seivtces to the county's reslden~." said. At thls . time, though, the most he estlmaiA!d the "We are constantly trying to Swain Said Improve the job sltuaUon for county carryover to be approximately improve roads," Swain added. He pressing problem comes rro,n the residents In 19111, according to $400,1m. , said the county renovaiA!d over 100 of the courthouSe, to completion ' Commissionef Verlln Swain. Thecourthousecouidhopetullybe bridges with a $100,1m grant the replace the 100-year-old structure 1!11N saw county o1t1ces move l,nto a new $2.5 courthouse and 1985 paid off In the near future, Swain . county received. "We did a decent ' should see the completion or the said, 11 the Ohio Department of ----------bulldlng'stlnlshlngtouchea. · Taxation decides to refund the amount ot revenues to the county 19111wW two new commission· On top of everyane's lilt Is malllnl a llviDg and Canunllldcmer that were paid by the James M. era, Republlcan Kall Burleson and Verla Swain lllld Che corrunl.!l!lGD wiD do all it can to try to lure Democrat •Dick Cremeens. They · Gavin Power Plant to other counties will join Swain, a Republlcan, on the In property taxes In 1981, 19l2 and lnd!Mry to ,Gallla County. "We are C"D't•""y looking for new 1983. "Then we would bedebt·free," board that has been recently people to come In and ere ate jobs. Tllat's my number- priority," Swain said. dominated by Republicans . On tqlof eve.ryone'sUst Is making he said. .' · "We were pleased to stay wlthlng · living and Swain said the. a ·our l.9IN budget," Swain said, "and ·. Tlmai s ... • . .,. y,,, Eve LaSALLE REST AU RANT Celeb'''' New . AT THE says Jones ' ByBOBBOEFLICH have been trying to hire such a '11meaS Ak'ISildf personbutthateachyear,thereare POMEROY - DespiiA! Inflation, inadequate funds to employ a tuJl rising costs on every side and time director. llmiiA!d Income, Meigs County Is "This year we are going to make ftnlshlng l!lN "In the black" Meigs every effort to have this person;• ' Coonty Coirunissioner Richard Jones said. Jones reports In an end of the year "This will be a quaHfled, experienced person who will be working lnle!vlew. Although Jones was unable to for Meigs County and its citizens come up with an · exact amount 365-days a year, keeping a finger on which wiD show up In the county everything that's happening In balances at the end of l.!lN, he is Columrus and Washington, and pleased that the ftnancial picture at • advising our board of tlllSe happen· least doeS not reflect deficits. tngs and guiding us on ways to "We aatlclpated we w~d break proceed on general projects," even. That's what we strtved for au · Jones, lloM!Iier, stresses that the - Melp ea.tJ c.••• 'n' ... year long," he conunented. 1 employment of a development . Rkla J - llCIIIIIMIII8 011 Melp The new· year doe! not hold any director Is conttnaent on next week CowayMU'a. relief .as ' !~¥' as fi!lan<:e$ are when the commissioners get into the con~ · . •.lol)lla.reptU.n!¥t.l111 :pi~, ~ ~ bl!w to..J!TI!!Ch , ,.,1h'L, "I woold lmaglrie that the Gavin llb1 pn ~I!'SIIJIDgtO COUII!y'a.P¥101!Y, f lant alone produces as much · be her tight year but says 1985 "We are going to make every revenue for the general fund as we ''will be our worst year., because effort to have the money to put Into have In total," he comments. thereare&Oil\anymorethlngs that action this type of project. We ·wlll "Sowhatwehavetodo is to try to proceed with drawing up a job rilalntaln our expenses within the we need." Speaking on the upcoming year, descrtptlon, advertising the job and amount of money that we have Jones reports that the county hiring tlle person who Is best corning In and rtght now we pretty canmlsslonerswant todomoreln qualified to seiVe Meigs County," wellknowwhatthatwWbe. the way.o f industrtal dPYelopment. says Jones. Speaking on J.!lN, Jones says the ~ ·wehopetocomeupwlthenoug)l Hitting upon Meigs County's start of the senior citizens 46-unlt money to hire a full-time planning financial picture compared to housing complex on Mulberry · andlndustrtaldevelopmentdlrector surrounding counties, Jones points Heights was one of the biggest who wW assist the county and the out that the local budget Is a lot accompllshments of the year. !liUnlcipaHties within the county . smaller than most counties due to However, Jones Is quick to add along these Jines,'' he states. the local tax base. Also there is not that the housing project really Is ilot Jones reports that the for pasr theamountoflndustrywhichcanbe acountycommlsslonerproject.The several years, the commissioners foundinGalllaandAthensCounties. (Continued on page A3) By JOHN FRIEDMAN . •. RED'S CLUB . The outlook for January says there also Is a 00 percent chance that Ohio wW be warmer than normal. . The warm trend could set records for the month In some parts of the state. 'llle weather service said the •warmestDecemberonrecordcame In 1889 when Benjamin Harrison w~ president and temperatures averaged 42 degrees. The waimest day that month was Dec. 29 when a number of record highs were estabUshed statewide. December 1982 was the thlm· warmest on record with an average temperature of 40.5 degrees. The 77-degree reading on Dec. 3 that year remains the warmest Decenber temperature ever recorded · In Ohio. blac~' stemwheeler still needs about $375,00J worth of repairs to correct damage caused when the Becky Thatcher sank In the Muskingum River last March. Ottermelmer 511id an extenSive fund-raising campaign wiD begin to raise money to finish repairs, which he hopes wW be completed In time for the showboat season next summer. .Swain stresses industry, jobs for county in 1985 . . 1f '7artr MidniGht Toad & 2:00 A.M. 'lrHitfatt No (ow~r-Niw Mao.., WtlcoOM lilt WHI WI'H $34900 MODERN SUPPL 399 '!f. MAIN 'in ihe the Jow'i(ls. By 10 a.m.. the previous high ternperatilre for GaDipolla had been broken as the the city llegisiA!red 01 - twO degltes higher than the previous high of 65 for December 29 set In 1.946. ' Holzer Olnlc Lid. wiD be closed Tuesday, Jan.l, lnobservanceofthe · New Year's holiday. Urgent care services wiD be provided from 1-9p.m. onthatday at the main cllnlc on U.S. 35 near Galll(l(iiis. Physicians· from the family practice and pedtatrtcs depart· ments wlli be avaUable for treat· ment of urgent illnesses and lnjurtes. Enter the cllnlc at the emergency room at Holzer Medical Center. Pediatric patients should · call 446-5287 for a time to be seen. NEW YEAR'S EVE . ' -~~~fr~~~~ ori New Year's Day · CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn Thursday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 768. In the "Pick 4" game, the winning number was 0'755. · Holzer Clinic cl08ed Taped Music I Dancing 9:00 to Claling Number, Pick 4 drawin~ listed UN;·, The matter will now be turned over to PooleroY Vtllage ·Council along with llle bids with counct1 to come up with the solution to the problem.1be vllla&'e wUl have tocomeupwlth more money, have the plana revised or perhaps, readvertlse with the II<¥ Ul(t some finn wUl come up with a bid which w.W taB within the village price range. • Meigs County finishing 1984:: It may be winter on the calendar, but the earty weekend recoro-high temperatur.es had many In the ·Gallta·Me~ area thinking more about spring. Most cities arountl the state saw their previous record highs shat· tered with temperatures In the 60s:.:) to 4Q degrees warmer than the average for thls tlme of year, aCcording to the National Weather Service. GalllpoUssetarecordhighof73on Friday, according to 1 the East GaliJpolls weather station. 'llle city's previous high for December28 bad been set In 19l2, when a temperatUre of 72 was recorded. The balmy weather was conttnuln& Sa~ afterllooo• With nlQ&t . cil81t1D re)l.lll'tllil ~MID'HIII · !>I. WHIRLPOOL WASHER i /,) •l 0 ii) MW $ 2990 Q ,. 1 on specially marked 50 lb. bags ofPurWHI•PM Sheets 00. On Saturday, partly cloudy with a chance of showers or thunderstorms; high 'near 70. The chance of • Pipe of Racine, ~.919. Engineering Associates of Wooster did the plan to .b e used In the addition to ihesewagedlsposalsystem. By'l11e 'l'ln-.&ntlnel 8I8ft $29900 · DP3800XlD ' '. 9 Section•. 1111 PlliH 110 cea. A Multlmlclll Inc. - - S"'nday, December 30, 1 984 Bidders Included Logston, Belpre, $214,814; PenningtOJi ot Waverly, $101,638; Young of Mlllf1e ld. $199,840; Weber of ReedsvJJJe, $157,689, and Hemlock Balmy weather .sets records WHIRLPOOL DISHWASHER =~:::a/s~~~~ Weather $4 7 qoo of lnstaiUng the$ystern on West Main St., were opened by the Meigs County Commissioners and all exceeded the funds Pomeroy has been gi'l(en to build the facUlty. The village has approximately $l.OO,Im In HUD and Conununlty Block Grant money. The lowest bid was some $50,1m over that ftgure. ' I RCA CONSOI r COLOR nt nephews. -PageA-3- entin.e Middleport P'v11-.oy Gallipolis Point Plea..t POMEROY- Apparently it's back to the drawing board · for Pomeroy VIllage and Its problem of providing sewage dis~ Jines for Pomeroy's West Main st.. particularly needed to serve the new Pizza Hut whlcllls ready to~ for buslnes& but cannot due to the lack of sewaae disposal tacWtles. Friday a!IA!moon, bids of five firms seeking the job $2 7900 OYE~STOCI Diagonal Measure SpGrtl ..... . . ... .......... ........ C..l-4 Pomeroy project: back to the drawing board,. RCA .19" ·coLOR TV 1-;=====:::;====::;:==========:::;-il Free pickup of Christmas trees will be held In Middleport on Wednesday, Jan. 2. Residents are asked to place their trees near the curb in front of their homes. The trees wW be picked up by the street department, free of charge. c.,...... ,... . Coupl11 ~ . . ................ .. ..... A·2 'voL ,, No. 47 caiUng: 104-US-3950 or 304-6.75-1393. ( (Continued from Page 1) drugs, radios, knives, clgarets, Dudding. Funeral services wiD be held at 1 lighters, In addition to money. . The two are being charged with p.m. Saturday In Foglesong Fun· breaking and entering and theft of eral Home, Mason, with the Rev. 1; drugs, officials said. The pair's Berulle Stevens otflclatlng. Burial Initial hearing wUI be before Meigs will be at Graham Cemetery. County Court Judge Patrtck the funeral O'Brien. Wol!e said. Shuford Is being held In the Middleport Jan, whne Herman Is confined to the county jan. (Continued from Page 1) The two allegedly entered the structure by tearing out space In a according to the report. However. wall between the Empire Furlllture her campaign . brought forward Store buUdlng, next to the phar- $10,721.11 from the post-primary macy. The wall was weakened by report. One of the larger contrtbutors to age and the fire which struck the · Boster'scampalgnwastheNatlonal furniture store earlier this year. .RUJe Association, whose political Free tree pickup fuild supplied S!iOO.. . tmts Ti<k•h may bo punhaud al Fruth Pharmacy, 1r by NOW THRU lAN. 5, 1914 ~abe Blver ............... B-1-8 . . .... ............ ............. 1).2 Take-()ae . . .. . ....... . ..... ... IDiert • I.Y.0:1. bdl!ding Glll!l & Ammunition Ohio w~ther: Wannspell ending De t ............................. A-4 IN~ENTOR~ s 15 p., Coupt. EYEIYTHING Inside: federal pay- Page A·2 All floor samples, unclaimed Christmas layaways and many one of' a kind items must go. No reasonable offer refu~ed. New Year's he Dance 9 p.m. ta 1 a.m. National Guard Armary 10°/o-50°/o OFF Bob Hoeflich explains an wq»leaaanl experience that tUrned out well- Page 8.6 · James J •. Kilpalrick di8CU88e8 the probleltl8 of to Pleasant Valley. Ofl!i' co(npany, however, already At 5:32p.m., Pomeroy went io324 Condor St. for Zachary TWis, to ' has distributed some pay phones ln. VeteransMemoriai.At8p.m., Tlll1s' Ohio and has sued the PUCO and Ohio Bell for keeping a rein on tlH! was taken by Lifetllght toChlldren's market. Hospital, Coliunbus. And at 7: 10 p.m ., Rutland went to Dexter for MiSsy Barrett to Pleasant Valley. . WHITE ELEPHANT SALE Page D-1 . -PageB-1 matter Jan. 15, aDd It may be a monthortwolaiA!rbetorepaypoone competition begins In the state, said commlsslqn · spokesman Todd Ambs; PRE-INVENTORY '84's top ten stories . : '1 'Limited Qusntitie1/ Sollg, no 11ln~h•ck1 D.' flgiWigl If 16111 p11CBI. BUFFET DINNER· 7 TO 9 . Steek Rollups or Chicken Bruit Ia Dreselng, Twice Beked Potetoea. Rice Pilot. Green Beena. Callerole. Selection of Salads. Desserta, Hot Rolla, · r Coffee or Tea . MUSIC IY ARMA"D 9 P.M. To 1 A.M. AT MIDNIGHT CampHmantary Hat, Hama, Party Favora, Champagne Taaat end 1 COntinental Br11kf11t. ·FOR 'RESERVATIONS CALL 982-8838" SUM S!Ntll ' , S25.00 COW'll lncludea ,Everything Except Cocktlll.1 • l.,.~.·, ..luel staff run see •10 that was destroyed by tire In January 1981. Swains saki parking around the COUrthouse llel!ded to be Improved In the upcoming year, to make It more accessible to county residents . "We need to get the modulars and the brown house that used to house the sherltfs department down," Swain added. "Then wecan pave the Jot to the northsldeofthecourlhouse and where the modu1ars are now.'' Also needing to be completed, Swain added, is landsCaping around the new building and new steps. 'llle future Is an unlmown factor, Swain said. But he added he saw no . major problems for the county on the horlzlOn. "We certainty have oodles ot problems," he said, " but nothing major." Gallla Cammilllener VedlnSwaln President preparing for U.S.-Soviet arms talks LOS ANGELES (AP) - President Reagan Is spending part of hls New Year's vaca11011 preparing the barplnlng stratei!Y for next month's US.Sovlet anns talks In 614 Silver lrld.ge Plaia or at the Corner of Third &·Pine Geneva, his &pokeaman says. ARMS TALKS -A relll'ioaa walllaai--ll ..... te-lo -••!leerelarraiRWe G-.. P. 8ball1l 111111 dDn 446·8051 or 446-3733 FPR YOUR SAFETY, THERE WILL IE SPECIAL RATES: t7.50-SINGLE, '10.00-DOUILE. Tht LaSalle will al.. offer a FrH ·Ride Home, and compllmtntary (off• & Da11ish at Clolin• - t i l e llwl I I I &able from 1 In Allllrel A. GrworJtD lo - If t11eJ caa lad a ...., lD ewllllle _,. r r sm. J'orelp n Arms Talks - IIIIoUll Jllli . . II from ..... outer ..,_, (AI'. . I ir,h 11), Deputy WldiA! House presiiii!Cre- aroup, Speakes said. Speakes said It was possible tary Larry Speekes IIBill Reagan · Re1111an would take time out from would review wrttten recomrnenda· dons on what poature the United hls six-daY holiday to meet with states Blllu!d adopt fur the Jan. 7-i Sllultz. McFarlane and Detente Secretary Cupar Welnller&'er. sessionl In Geneva, Swl121t!rland. Shultz and Weinbet aet are Jolnin& Speakel tried to play down reports that Reapn'l trey forel&ll the ptEilldl!llt Ill Palm Sp1np to attend an lllflll&l New Year's Eve policy advlaerl havedlffeuiut viewB on ~ to approach the talb ~ at the estate d. millionaire between Secretary d. Stab! Cleor&e publlahel' Walter HOWI!Yer, Speelreo Ilk! no meet· P . Shultz and Soviet ForeiiJI' Minister Andre( Qromyko. In& cun-ently lncheduled. . NllllonalleCIIIity adviser Robert Speela!ll dec1ari!d the~­ C. McFII'Wie, who was to an1ve tlon baa "IIJ&II hopes" but no IDclay In Cellturnla, WGIId be . p!'l!t'CIIICelv eJqJeCtatlons for the CUTYinitheltratea:Yrecommenda- ~a ll!!llion. Reagan, In an Interview with a dons develoPed by an interiaencY Annenbeli. J • Japillle&e newspaper, said he hoped the Soviets were approaching the session with !he same "constructive spirit" as U .S. negotiators. "A two-day rneet1na cannot solve the cornpllcatl!d Issues before us; • said the pt"eeidellt. "We hope it wW be a comtruct1ve begtllntng for further detailed negotiations.'' Reapn said Shultz would be lftlllled to otrer "COIICtete lions 011 a full111181! d. anns control lssuel. We hope the Soviets wWshow a lllmilar COIIItrucUve spirit." Speelll!s Nld the recornmenda· 1 tiona McFarlane was c:erryiagwen! the l'I!IUit or meetlnp by an lnterqency taakforcelhathasbeen suaes· . preparing Geneva strategy. He saldReagancould either make decisiOnS based on the written material, or seek fllrther dl8culslot)S with foreign his policy advlllenl. In any event, SpeUes Ilk! Reagan and Shultz wiD meet. Ill Washingt011 late next W1!1!k lk'l'ore Shultz departs for Geneva on Ja 5. 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