http://66.213.69.5/files/original/53332a16de63fd805ab2ef4a567170cd.pdf 7a9203fbf7598a948a2fff4a383d02d2 PDF Text Text . IQ U.A. Cornett dies Wednesday (Continued from Page 1) Mrs. Jack (Peggy) Blshop ot · Dw1ng his Cllfeer, Cornett seiVed BarnesvUle. on Ule board of directors ot Three swvlvtng sisters are Commercial & Savings Bank from Freida Noll of Fulda, Ohio, and 1900 until l!Bl. He was president o( Florence Leddy and Julietta Rad- · tlle board · from 1971 untU his cllffe, both of Zanesville. Fourteen retirement . grandchildren and three greatHe also selVed on the Holzer grandchildren survive. He was preceded In death by three . HospiUil Board of Trustees, held the · rank of Fourth Degree Krilght tn'the brothers. · Knights . of Columbus, was a A Mass ofthe Dead will be held at member ofthe Gallipolis Gun Club, 10: :ll a.m. Saturday In St. Louis Gallipolis Golf Club, Gallipolis Area Catholic Church, with the · Rev. Chamber of Commerce and a William Myers serving as cele- . lifetime member of GalllpollsEiks brant, and the Rev. Virgil Relsch·man, nephew ,of Mrs. Corneti, Lodge107. He was past president of of serving as concelebFant. Funeral services will be held In Central Warehouse Distributors, Columbus, and_ was past president Willis Funeral Home, where catllilg of the Ohio Automotive Wholesal· hours will be 3-9 p.m . Friday and . ers, Columbus. He was a member of 8: 3().10 a.m. Saturday. · St. . Louis Catholic ·Church in Seven grandsons will serve as Gallipolis. pallbearers, with burial In St. Louis He married Marie Kress In 1930, Catholic Cemetery, Ohio 141. and she preceded him in death on ArosaryseiVicewillbe heldlnthe funeral home at 9 p.m. Friday. Sept. 11, 1984. Surviving are five children, John In lieu of flowers, contributions L. Cornett, Dr. G. Richard Cornett may he made to St. Louis Catholic and Mrs. George (Rose) Miller, au Cemetery Fund or to St. John's of Gallipolis, Mrs. WUiiam (Patty) Villa, 6W Rosewell Road, NW, l<ashouty of Lindale, Texas, and Carrollton, Ohio44615. Hearing set for Belpre man CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -A ·and relatives can post his tro,rro hearing has been scheduled In bond. Defen~ altorney Tim DIfederal court Friday to determine Piero said friends and relatives whether a Belpre, Ohio, man is a lready have pledged their homes competent to stand trial on charges and property towa('d the bond. Cullen was . arrested Sept. 21 on that he robbed three banks. John CUllen, 37, has been in a Interstate n In Kanawlia County . federal hospital at Butner, N.C .. for shortly after a lone robber staged a , nearly three months undergoing holdup at a Charleston bank. psychiatric tests. A report on those Correction . tests will be submitted during .. Friday's hearing. The names of Raymond and-or Cullen faces up to 60 years in Lydia.Smith were erroneously listed on a delinquent tax list published f~ral prison and and a SIS,mJ fine. U.S. Magistrate Jerry Hogg said recently by the Meigs Cqunty ; Wednesday that Cullen's friends Audltor. The erroneous listing. was . . on property in Rutland Township. · : Dissolution filed • ••• ~~ . Y . . . . 'e nttne ·llelt·tighteniftg._ Will •.·. fund••· -13X•· ~uc•ioll . · Voi.34 •.No.1,78 .. .. . B.:=~T]i:.:MDl.ER .: : CHRISTMAS CHAIR SPECTACULAR Reg. S499 Rocker/Recliner ..t\l!!.Sale Reg. S599' Wall Recliner .....!!.!'!!.Sale DELI~ERED. FREE $24950 $29950 ) -BIG•""·. MEN'S . 'liN'· BIG BEN ·-~~! by Wrongler INSULATED COVERALLS ·,.; iii READY· TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT . *DEVON SPORTSWEAR *LADIES' BLOUSES *WINTER CO~TS *JUNIOR JACKETS *WRANGLER SPORTSWEAR *JUNIOR BLOUSES .. 49.94 lrown Dudr ................... Sole 140.99 147.95 Na•r or OliYiwood ....... Scile .S39.99 ' *Angel Treads Boots •Waltz Length Gowns •Short Robes •Pajamas R~. ~ Office closed Reg. 17,49 Brach's Finest Chocolates ...........;......... Sale 15.99 116.99 Brach's Milk & Dark Chocolates ........ Sale 113.59 ' . CINCINNATI (AP) - Saying tliat pay Increases for public officials are never popular, Gov. Richard F . Celeste Is repeating his pledge to tum down a salary Increase prOposed for the' governor In newly passed legislation . "The governor wUI not be part of the pay bill when it comes forward," Celeste told a Cincinnati 'news conference Thursday. . The General ASsembly has lust fashioned a new version of a ·.Politically sensitive bill that In· creases pay for the lawmakers and other state flld local elected otflclals, · Including the governor. Celeste, who has ' been traveling about Ohio this \lieek to plug,state , tourtsnl' and his "Buy Ohlb" campaign for state government's purchases of goods and services. said he had not seen the new pay legislation. "The whole issue of pay raises for pui)Uc employees Is a very awkward and serious one. I think Ohloa,n.s •Niteshirts · OI~E BRACH'S CANDY u..m..... . • - ~.:t<• i BOYS' .S12.95. PAJAMAS Button front coat top, adjustable waist'bottom. Solid colors and patterns. Sizes 10 to 18. Ch~;::" 2 ''""" (101 Reg. 14,99 Brach's Gloria Mix ................................ Sali 13.99 I PoUIMI loll Reg. 12.99 Brach's Villa Cherries ............................ Sale 12.39 . . · $.}O88 SALE PRICES . BOYS WE~R ..- FIRST FLOOR NEW YORK (AP) -Signs of an economic rebound and a pickup In money-supply· growlh means the Federal Reserve likely will pause before accomriiixlating further declines in interest rates, credit .analysts say . But because of earller sharp declineS In money-market rates, all of the nation's top 15 banks by Thursday had cut their prime .BOYS SIZES 8 through 20 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE PRICES *MEN'S FIANNIL ·won SHilTS *MEN'S WISTEIN SHim *MEN'S DmS SLACIS *MEN'S COIOUIIOY JEANS *MEN'S lilT SHilTS *WOII UIIFOIMS *MIN'S DENIM JEANS *MEN'S SWEAltiS *VAN HEUSEN DIIESS *WIIIIU JACim *MEN'S FWIHil PAJAMAS *CAIIHAI'IT won ClOTMES *OUILTID flA!Ml Slim *MEN'S lfATIII JACmS · I I MAKE US YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING. HEADQUARTERS . ON FINE WEARING OPEN NIGHTLY UNTIL 8 . • ILDR:EN'S SWEATERS GIRLS' .I(NIT TOPS *LinLE BOYS' PAJAMAS *CABBAGE PATCH SLI~PERS •LinLE GIRLS' DRESSES . l+r.WI LOREN'S COATS BOYS' lOPS ·•CHILDREN'S SNOWSUITS *.LITTLE BOYS' OUTFITS *GIRLS' PANTS •GIRLS' SLEEPWEAR •CHILDREN'S ANGEL TREADS •GIRLS' SPORTSWEAR velD power which think the Issue deserves fair consideration," Celeste said. The legislation would Increase the governor's annual salary from the current $65,mJ to $'19,10). The bill Increases tlle pay of state legislators on Jan. 1 ftom $22,500 annually to $.l),l52. . Ohio's governor 'has a line-Item veto power which would allow Celeste to veto his own pay raise while approving the remainder of the legislation. Some crttlcs argue !hilt state lawmakers, by boosting tl)elr salarIes, are escalating the trend toward a full· time Legislature, rather than ,t he traditiOnal concept of a part, time body whose' members spend time In their Mroe dilltrlcts ·among their constituents, working at othei' job;. Celeste said, "The fact of the matter Is, we do have a full-time · Legislature. A lot fA the work is not done In Columbus. It's dime back at home, In the dlstrlcts. · \ SHOP · SUNDAY 11 :00 TO 8:00 . wouid allow Celeste to ve(o his own pay rahe while approving the remainder ol the legislation, Nothing new in search - forplane (>AU.JA - pne man was · oo!!Wnn lids momlnr on Ohio 7 In GaLIIIa County, elght-tentll! of a. mile lOUth ol Clay Elementary School. 111e ~&ate NIIJway pa&ro~ls dl mv~g the accldenl, which tOok the life ollluster B. BarTett, 51, Gl'llhaln School Road, GaDJpolls. The pahvl said Barrett was northbound when he attempted ro ml;lke 111m rll'IV!IIl "'Wllillm F. Porter, 541 Rt. 2, Clly, IIUI!mpted' te PaM Barrett and the two vehicles coi!Jded. P..W was reporteclly not Injured. 'Die collision occWTed 8hortly before 8 a.m., according to the palrol. (Ph<lto bJ John Friedman). December man~ growth before said Thursday. Despite the jump, M1 was still taking further steps to accommonear the lt~wer end of the growth date lower open-market Interest target sought by the Fed In its bid to rates. The key business borrowing promote economic growih without charge Is now at Its lowest levelstnce fueling inflation. Robert Parry, chief economist at · August 1983 when the banks lilted Security Pacific National Bank In the rate to 11 percent. 'Moderating costs of gasoline and Los Angeles, said he believed the Fed would pause to see how the food helped limit the Novembi>r economy responded to the early Inflation rate. the Labor Depart- lending rates by a hatf·polnt to 10.75 percent, , And consumerprloesroseascant 0.2 percent ln. November, the smallest,galn since June, the Labor Department said. The nation's basic money supply, knoWn asM1 and representing funds readily available for spending, expandert by $3.8 billlon In the week ended Dec. 10, the Federal ReseiVe Divers from a special Cincinnati diving team and volunteers have · been searching the past two days for ail airlJiane and Its occupants that reportedly crashed into the Ohio River below the Gallipolis Locks and Dam Dec. 9: A spokesman for the Mason County state pollcedetachment said no new evidence was discovered during the Wednesday and Thursday search. Trooper L:.P. Mullins said any search was hein£ done on an (Continued on Page 9) ment said. The November Increase was half the0.4 percent gains in both September and October and matched June's 0.2 percent hike. For theflrstllmonthsofthls year, Inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, rose at an annual rate of 4.1 percent, up only slightly from the decade-best 3.8 percent Increase of 1983. The Reagan administration hailedJhe November report as good news for Christmas shoppers, and private ecooomlsts predicted more of the same next year. In other developments Thursday: -The numberofArilertcansfillng Initial claims for jobless benefits fell by 76,mJ to3'79,mJtn the first week of December, the Labor Department said. The Increase followed a two-week jump In claims in late November. ,' . ... If 1'h miles Inside the central Utah mine .a nd 2,!ffl feet behind the stubborn fire, which was spewing smoke and carbon monoxide out of the mine. "Earlytoday,ateamotfireflghters entered an air· Intake tunnel, passed through two steel doors separating the tunnel from another one and approached· the fire from behind, blasttrig It with foam, silid Joe Abbott, a spokesman for Emery, which operates tbe mine for Utah Power & Light Co. The team reported they also ventuf!!d aboutlOOfel't Into the area wh~ a large gwup of the miners was last .seen minutes after the fire broke out, but found no trace of them. . .. . "We don't liave much fire lett," Abbottsaid,but.smokecontlniledto delay. the reseue team's eritry. Into the mine. , · Company officials and state and federal mine safi!IY experts late · Thursday .devised the plan to enter just aftertheblazebegan. Blake was treat~ for eye IJTitation and smoke Inhalation and released. . Earlier Thufsday. rescue team trled to work its way through the air outtake when officials thought the fire was in the other tunnel. The team was repelled by carbon monoxide after going 600 to 700 feel into the mine. a Two of the five rescuers were brteny hospitalized. At the same tl.rtKi; another crew worked to punch a three-Inch air hole from the nearby Little Dove Mine 600 feet Into the chamber thought to. be the miners' haven from the billowing smoke. A ' similar drilling effort was launched later aboutl,lmfeet above UJe chamber, with workers using larger, more sophisticated drtlllng equipment than could be used In the Little Dove. The miners' farnllles remained mostly at home and were kept abreast by telephone of deVelopments at tlle federally inspected mine, about ' eight rnlles north of OrangevUie and !50 miles southeast ~=~ughthelntak~tunnel. · .ton:;~~~J::~ · make their way the half-rrille to The electrlc blllii of Coliunbus & · · new ElectriC Fuel Component .·'Soutltern Ohio Electrtc Co. o;usto- (EFc) ot1.Q;:Jcenis j,.f ktlowatt · mers .will ~ gotng down, effective ., hour••III!C· That Is down ttom 11\e .Jan .-1, 1985. . . . . Jll:l!lll!ll.t·. rate of 2.0373 cen.t s per · The Public Utllltles CQIIIItllulon ·kilowatt hour. · · · of Ohio. ~ an· order. '1\ieiday , . 1be: EFC . ill i.he portlbn ~f ' the ' teducing1!he tUel portion ot Ute rate electriC Iiiii lVhlch pays tor tuel, cUstomerS are .charged: C&SOE ·· ~ . Coal.. llll!d to· geiletate · p!ftclals sa.ld monthJ¥ te$1dentlal electriCity. lt is aasei'l'll acrordlng bills will be redUced amlnbnwn !15 to ooaperkllowatt hour basis. . · ]ier.cen.t beeausert the'l'l'lluctloli. .~. rate is revle\Ve!! and ,.s.tualed . From Jan. 1 thrOIJih · June·.:.Jr ·every~ inonths to~ C)IITe.nt c&SOE CUJ!on1ers Will hec~Wged a . fuel prices: · usaee ,MIDDLEPORT · . . • .residenti. al bill reduction· · · · · OPEN NIGHTLY UNTIL. CHRISTMAS ' . REPEATS PLEDGE _;SayIng that pay lucreases for public · olllclal!i are never popular, Gov. Rlchard F. CelerRe Is repea&lbr his pledge to tum down a 11111aey Increase proposed for the pernor In newly pasaed JePiatjon. Ohio's pvemor has a Jlne.l&em C&SOE ·customers reeeiving AVAILABLE FOR THAT tiAID JO PUASE PEIRSON ' '( __......., ...., focus our at1enlion to that tunnel now, rather than exclusively on the fire." • ORANGEVILLE, Utah CAP) Henrie said In a news conference Three search teams made a daring that the fire had been controlled, but foray Into smoke-fiUed tunnels . crews were sttll worklilg on some today after firefighters used foam to hot spots and that heavy smoke and contain a blaze that has trapped 27 the threat of poisonous gases miners deep underground for more continue to pose problems. than :.> hours. Three five-member teams wear· There had been no contact with oxy~n masks and protective lng · the'26 men and one WOI!lM since the · .fire Ignited In the WUherg Mine clothing were sent Into tlle mine's main tunnelabolit4::.Ja.m:,hesakl. abolit 9::.> p.m. Wednesday, but officials said theywereconfldent the · The members Of each team are miners would be reached by linked by rope, and ~Ul move rescuers or through twQ openings · single-file through the tunnel. · Officials have remained confident . drilled to deliver ()xygen, food and the minerS would be found alive. water. " We'restljl feeling a real. sen~ of . · ".It may go quickly, or It may take opttmlsm that the men are allve In them a significant amount- of time, · mine, and that tliey have enough the . but the fact they've been'able to hold ·OX}'&el) to last unin we can ri!ach doWn the fire: and now apparently tbrim," Henry said Thursday night. . .: get around lt Is !'.'significant break," · S!lld Emery Mtnlng Co. spokesinlin · · The miners were helleved to hav~ Robert Himrte. "It means . . . we . can. made ltto safety In a large chamber . ·· •••••• MEN AND WOMEN He~ld~w~tstoirut~~ci~ · :Seryl~ · t~ - ~~in!l;ll~ -~~pl~: . By .JENNIFER BRANDL.ON Associated p,._ Writer Men's Wear - 1St Floor APPAREL FOR 2 Sectiono. 1 4 Pagao 26 Cents . A Multimodla Inc. N-per in Utah Rescue attempts launched for 27 . miners trapped . MEN'S DEPARTMENT ' . . ' Cpnsurner ·prices rose t!llightly m November •BOYS·KNIT SHIRTS •BOYS WJ'NTER JACKETS •BOYS SWEATERS •BOYS FLANNEL: SHI •BOYS DENIM JEANS •BOYS SPORT SHIRTS •BOYS PAJAMAS •BOVS DRESS SLACKS . ~--------~---------- '''l,'h~t!s'.whyhedidn 1t~~t~·..~. . Celeste ·repe~ts · ll~hike pledge .• if!,.\' •• •Long Gowns and Robes . rwid '.b:illin~ _ile' p~ects (~ nex( . Special ·Holiday Sale Prices -Sizes, S, M, land XL in shorts reculars and · Iones. Zips from top and bottooi. Warm fiberfill insulation. . s *LADIES' DRESSES *PRE·TEEN SPORTSWEAR *JUNIOR St.'ACKS '*HANG TEN SPORTSWEAR *JUNIOR KNIT TOPS · *MISSES & JR. JEAJifS UNGERIE SALE . ' •. . . . · . •J'I!Preili ~rfl:e~ · · . ·JuJy. : . · . . . . ·, . . .· . cut .a! the (recently-~de!J)' Iru:ne . of the total into the~ta~'s chrekfug ·· · mept henetlts. Thefuterestdebtwlll . , · .COLUMBUS, Ohio. lAP> ~ ~· ·'. :·xn thepast, theagencles.always · dUck 5e$Siori of thi! 4!gt~)ature, fie . · a~ttoa',>ol,ifciiShflo\l(probiemii.'• .be a,t'least $123.miillon\vllen th6se · Richard ~el~te 1!1·rel~lng on state · .~ tq spend~ penny they had. . wan.ts to bilve·the iax ~teonsldered ·. and as811re tpe prCllitpt •pa:vment o( · · payments come due in 1987, Slikllrll · :agl'l)cy belt-t,lghtentng ·as w~ as : 1here·wann old sa~ 'tf~t)On'l · · as· part of. ttl{, budget · process," : bll~. ': · , ' .. · . · .. , . · ....:· • .said. .. : · · . · . · ·: · • · . .SUrpl';15 r~enues to. fund his ~9!!5 use ·II,. Y~ IO!Ie .use -It '):hats ·hem : S~rtl sajd Thu~ay. · · · · . . • . In <td\lltlon, Slikurti ·said . tfui· ·. .. He call.e d thl!.tdetit:'.a tlcklngstlnk ' !neon\~ tax ~t. a top advl$er says. . .~tll!>Ped~ the d~tor.sald, : ·. The ,bu,<JgeLdl~tor sald cu~nt ad~tratton will,p\lt an amooili' . bol)'lb." · . · · · . · ·: · .. .' William J. Shkurtl, direttorotthe · · {le said the, ·fl&encles also. are . projEr\Jons~wthatWhllethestate yet to bP. det~rmlned Into !i_"ralny·' The $400 rillillon' Is exclusive ·of · another $168 rnllllon tn excess )ottery Office of Budge! and Management, ,holding the line on spendlilg ...., fOr a variety ot reasons lrlcludlng ·day" account to guard against an Improved economy, lower than another recession which could profits which Skhurtl said are said that the governor has ordered requests In the budget Celeste will more austerity In the agencies and send to the Legislature next month, _prolected unemployment, de- threaten the solvency of thestateas expecied to accrue during tlle that the results already are bearlng lll!d that tlle results of all these creased ·weHare spending, and one did In late 1~·1983. current fiscal year. But he pointed fruit . . efforts '- combined with any agency spendlng lapses - will end Another portion of the $400 million out thatlottery profits are mandated this fiscal year with a fund balance should be set aside for Interest by law to be earmarked for the He said at least UXl mUllan In spendable surplus the state has at budget lap~- money that the the end of this fiscal year- wlll ofaroundS400mllllon,agoodchunk . payments to the federal govern· schools. "Theyarenotconslderedas agencies wlll not spend this fiscal detennlnehowmuch thetaxcutwill of that1 amount is or should be menton a rematnlng$1.45 billlon In part of the general revenue fund," year- ·~·'ill be part of a $400 mllllon be. obligated. loans to the Bureau of Employment he said . · Cb,ltfltlll Ssle SPECIAL SAVINGS ON IROECHLIR CHAIRS FOR CHRISTMAS .., Pome.roy-:Mtddleport, .Oh1o. Friday. Oec:ember.21, 19$4 .. Copyrighted .1.984 · Porter and Little, attorneys at IIIJV, will beclosedfromnoonDec 19 •unti18a.m. DEC. 26. · BAHR CLOTHIERS Story on Paa;e If Sports !J~~l'IIP! ~ Law offices closed OIFT CERTIFICATES .Lighting judging Southern gir~s lose . A dissolution of marrtage has . been granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Carolyn J. Tripp and Robert A. Tripp, hoth of Tuppers Plains. . School operetta Fishennan's clout • • . ·!he ~ham~r .with enooeh oxygen · maskstobtlnioutaD27,hesald. The fire, believed to have. been . cauSed by overhei.ted bearln& tit. . CIIIM!YOr .belt, erupted ~ the 22 : WOJ'kerllandflvecompany~ . · worked to breail a Qne-day tonnage .. · record tor ionp'all coall'lllitbig- a· · . process !n which machines Str!P . · coal a lengthy area or a seam. · . OnlY Kenneth G. Blake, tlleahltt's · 32-year.otd general mah\t~ ··. tol'l!lllalt, miiiiBII'!dl!!ave' tbe mine an a rrom BLOCKING 'l'RAn'IC':- Mbeq rn11!ri aeC.utt, .. pnpciQ n...., - ~ UW.. "-'f-' ~ '"'~ ~'-- t1 tile.. ~. Coullty .. In&touspwiii'Jpeeplnn ........... t,~~eil b ,, .... .. s ~.... block tnlfllc tro~ . lllllf.rlnr " mlaf! unlne~olalln.(APh*tu...,..), · · . i I . �The Dttily Comment P.g. 2-The Deily Seutluel Pomeroy-Middllport. Ohio · ~·----------------------------~~----~~--~~~--~~~----~----~--------~~~~~Y~·=0..==~~~--21_._1_11_4_ world Court..mling ____w_u_liam_F._.B_uc_ldey_____ Jr. . The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS. MASON AREA ~'h ,..,..._..._..,..,........,c:::l,""' !Slm~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETr Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assis tant Publis her / Controller BOB HOEFLICH . Gener<~l Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The A<soclated Press. Inland Dally Press AssoCia· tlon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less ttliln 300 words long. All letter s are subject to editi ng and must be signed with name, address and teleph one number. No unsigned let ter s wm be publiShed. L euers should ~ In good taste, addressing tuues, not personalities. Ohio sport fishennen have l~gislative clout In Ohio, sport fisherman have clout. Hence the ban on commercial gill .nets which anglers say hurt their chances of taking home walleye. In Canada. commercial fisheries wield a bigger economlc club to stand off such pressure,.so gill nets continue to sweep fish out of lake Erie and make Ohio's net ban a somewhat meaningless victory. Before the ban and a state buy-out of glll 'net licenses that followed , 39 Ohioans were permitted to fish for yellow perch with gill nets, which drew the ire of sport fisherman and wUdUfe officials who said the nets kill too many walleye In the process of harvesting perch. Nine of those Ucenses were actively being used; the rest were being held in reserve. But across the lake, 160-llll Canadian fisheries freely use gill nets to make their Uvellhood just as they have for years before Ohio's net ban. It keeps the Lake Erie entorct?ment division of the Ohio Departmetit or' Natural Resources busy trying to catch lhem when they cross the watery international boundary. In recent weeks the U.S. Coast Guard and state wlldllfe officials have \ ' chased a number of Canadian fishing boats back across the international line from Ohio waters. That Is usually all they can do to fight Canadian fisherman after 20 years of largely futile battles, said Roy Biggs, bead of the Wildlife Division's Lake Erie law enforcement office In Sandusky. "We can prosecute them If we can get them, bu~ getting them here Is the problem," Biggs said of Canadians fishing illegally in Ohio waters. Like the boats chased across the Une this tnonth, most Canadians stay within a half·mtle of the line and can easily cross It before they are stopped and their boats boarded. Over the years, a few foreign fishing boats have gone to court In Ohio, however. Wildlife ofilclals continue patrolling the border by boat weekly and by airplane once or twice a week, Biggs said. The agency depends on the Coast Guard to continue the vigilance when the weather Is too rough for state boats. They also continue to pressure I he Canadians through polltical channels to curb gill net fishing, but that, too, Is usually tuttle. "We don'l need pressure from the sportsmen .. We've been putting a lot of • pressure on (the Canadians) ourselves for the last 2().25years,"Blggs said, . · -citing lette.r s and appeals made by Ohio governors and through the Secretary of State's office. "The commercial fishing Industry Is more Important to Canada's '(!C()nomy than II is here In the U.S .. so In consequence they have more political pull," he said. . Sen. Daniel P .. Moynihan has The analogy, however, Is not written lome lo say, In effect, See- entirely usefl,ll precisely hl!cause See J:Vha! you and your dumb the United States was engaged In · friends have gone and done? secretly mlnlng the harbors. One He refers to the World Court's cannot go to the World Court and decision, against the United States · announce that Inasmuch as we are and In favor of Nicaragua, assert· going to mine the harbors of lng that said court does · have Nicaragua secretly, we wish in jurlsdlcilon rwer the quarrel be- advance to announce that when tween the ·contending parties. That Nicaragua discovers this and flies quarrel arose rwer our mining of suit against us, we will not accept Nicaragua's harbors last spring. the court's jurisdiction. Now there are several stands In The answer to all this Is that the the controversy and they needed to United States shouldn't have main· be sorted out. The first Is tbe one · · talned secrecy In its operations. with which the United States Is Sometimes It Is politic to proceed heavily encumbered, and that has · with secrecy (Mr. Moynihan knows to do with when exactly It asserted all about that). But the background that ihe World Court would have no of our case against Nicaragua Is not jurisdiction. Our government made all secret. · that assertion after It had been · It was the Carter admlnlsiratlon discovered that we were engaged In that publicly charged Nicaragua mining Nicaragua's harbors. As with proceeding with what · Its someone remarked at the time, you officials have frequently . called don't plausibly deny to the court their "revolution without frontiers" jurisdiction the moment you hear by attempting to arm guerrillas In that a petltloner has flied suit _ El Salvador. A committee of the against you. a IRS wants your number___,...--_Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rso_n would be tumed over to the IRS. bul closely guarded unlisted numbers as well . Eventually, the IRS Hopes to have direct access to the telephone company's computer hanks, as welL The legal Implications of the proposal are unclear. Some congresslonal critics vtew It as another OIWelllan attempt. by the tax collectors to trample individual privacy. The IRS does.n 't see It that way. , An agency spokesman told my associate Donald Goldberg that by law the secretary of the Treasury,, whohasjurisdlctlonoverthe]RS, Is authorized to summon records needed to collect taxes. Anyone who's ever been audited knows how that works. :..:Letter to the Editor .. .. ... aeen· -~1Jf.· ff . ,,. WASHINGTON - Paying for an unlisted 1 telephone number may keep pests from Interrupting your dinner, but it won't keep lhe revenuers off your back If lhe Internal Revenue Service has Its way. The IRS Is considering a propo~al, to plug ·directly into the phone company) computers to track down delinquent taxpayers. .. . The tax collectors will soon hegtn negotiating a pilot phase of the plan ' with Bell Atlantic, which covers all ,. ' • or parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland, VIrglnla and Washington, D.C. The took the trouble of finding my house · scheme will allow the IRS :o gel : :< I have been a resident of to return them. Theydldn'tglvemy Information directly from the ::: fvilddleport for 12 y~ars· arld I would husband their names or address, so phone numbers of taxpayers who · ' Uke to say that for one of the smaller I would like to take this opportunlty do business wttli Bill Atlantic. · towns of our nation if's a nice place to thank them for their good deed And not only llsted numbers •· lo live. and their kindness. Also wish them OnP day whil e I was shOpping I a very "Merry Christmas." - ~rs. , lost my drive r's license · on I he Aretta Brlckles, 699 Broadway St., · parking lot at Sears and before I got MiddlepOrt · hOme th<' person that found them ' DES MOINES, Iowa (NEA) The annual meetings of the Republican Governors Association have not been notably joyous events In recent years, principally because the RGA's membership has been severely depleted by election Today Is Friday, Dec. 21, the 356th day of 1!&. There are 10 days left In losses. the year. Winter begins today. Although Republicans controlled Today's hlghllghl In history: two-thirds of the nation's governorOn Dec. 21, 1898, scientists Pierre and Marie (:urie discovered radium. ships In the late 1900s, the party has On this date: held fewer than one-third of those In 1620, the Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower went ashore for the fi..St time posts throughout the past decade. This year's elections produced only at what Is now Plymouth. Mass. In 1913, the first crossword puzzle was pubUshed, In the Sunday a modest Increase In GOP strength, supplement of the New York World. from 15 to 16 gubernatorial seats. In 1914, the first feature-length silent fUm comedy, "Tillie's Punctured But there was an unmistakable Romance," was released. It starred Marie Dressler, Mabel Normand, aura of optimism when the RGA Charles Chaplin and Mack Swain, and was directed by Mack SeMett. met here recently, because election In 1937, the first feature-length cartoon using the Technlcolor process, results and surveys Indicate that .Walt Disney's "SnoW White and the Seven Dwarfs," wasshownfortheflrst the country's electorate has been turning Increasingly Republican in •time. In Los Angeles. . In 1940, author F. Scott Fitzgerald died In Hollywood at the age of 44. recent years. ' In 1945, General George S. Patton died of Injuries he suffered In a car "There Is absolutely no question that the face of American politics, .accldenl In Heidelberg, Germany. at least In Its partisan dimension, In 1948, the state of Eire (formerly the Irtsh Free State) declai'ed Its has been ... altered dramatically," independence in a bUI signed by Pres(dent Sean T . O'Kelly. • In 1958, Charles De Gaulle was elected to a seven-year tenn as the first Republican pollster Richard Wirth· lin noted during the RGA meeting. president of the Fifth RepubUc of France. · In 191il, Apollo Eight, with three astronauts aboard, was launched on Its "We ran extremely well - far beyond our expectations - among way to man's first orbit of the moon. . key groups of voters," Wrlthlln In 1971, Kurt Waldhelm was chosen to be United Nations Secretary ' added. "The mrwe toward the GeneraL . Republican Party started In the Ten years ago: The New York Times reported that some of President West In the 19'105 and now It has Gerald R. Ford.'s al&s were projecting a "huge" budget deftcltofasmuch expanded to the South." JIB $35 blillon. . Noting that the baby boom . FIVe years ago: Black leaders of Zimbabwe l;'U1odesla signed a peace generation - Amertcans In their agrl.'flll1ent in London designed to end seven years of civil war. 20s and 30s - has been especially One year ago: Bombs exploded minutes apart beside a French supportive or GOP candidates in regimental headquarters and at a hotel b;lr in west Belrul, killing 19people. recent elections, Republican polls· • ·Today's birthdays: Fonner Unlted Nations Secretary General Kurt ter Robert Teeter suggested that Waldhelm Is 66. Ventriloquist Paul Winchell Is 62 . .Actor Ed Nelson Is 56. "age Is the keydlmenskcn" because • Talk show host Phil Donahue Is 49. Actress Jane Fonda Is 47. Composer-singer Frank Zappa Is 44. Tennis player Chris Evert Lloyd Is :rl.. of the rwerwhelmlng size of that thought for today: "(Television) Is a medium of entertainment which , generation. "Undoubtedly there will · be a permlll! millions of people to listen to the same joke at the same time, and ~ yet remain lonesome. y- T .S. Eliot, poet (~1965). .{ . ~ House· of ·Representatives, and . based on the senior applicability ~ another of the Senate, surveyed the · Article 24 of the United Nations . Charter, which asserts that the evidence . and .agreed with the ,. United Nations confers on the finding of President Carter. Security Council "pritlUlry respell· So that the nrst mistake was to ·• slblllty for the malntenaace ~ have p1oceeded secretly when to do lntematlonal peace and security." so served no clear purpo&e. Article 33, on which Nicaragua The second rnlsfake was to have relied, refers to the ICJ In a agnied to argue befOre the World paragraph that enjQins parties to · Court that said court did not have any dispute to seek 8otu~ ,"by · jurisdiction. . Why? For several negotiation, arbitration, judicial reasons. One of these Is that the ICJ settlement, resort to regional (the International Court of Justice, cles or arrangements, or Oilier as the World Court Is called) Is a peaceful means." In thelsyeanof body who8e deliberations are by n0 Its life, the ICJ has heard all of ~ means to be trusted. It Is heavily cases. Mostly, in substantive cases, Influenced by Third World pres· they have been Ignored. Fewer than sures, In turn heavily lnfluet)ced by · of the more than 1liO a lhlrd Soviet and Sovlet·sateUite pres· members of the Unlted Nations sures. But the primary reason for r~ any authority ()( the not arguing the government's case World Court. Is that our decision to argue casts a Professor Abram Chayes ~ shadow of ill~tlmacy on our own Harvard, who went rwer and case. A sovereign power.should not pleaded · the case on behalf of submlt sovereign decisions to other Nicaragua, was· also (like Sell. · bodies to rUle on. Moynihan) an outspoken critic of The ~mment'slegalcase was · the U.S. liberation of Grenada year ago - on the grounds of Its· lllegall ty. What Is legal In the world of Chayes and Moynlhan? That ques· tlon Is posed lnqulsltlvety. Is the government of Nlcarligua legal? It would be difficult to • find a responsible diplomat who would I"A~lr , sertously argue that the govern· ~N men! of Nicaragua Is theJegltlmate Instrument of the Nicaraguan people. The people In charge of major policy In Nicaragua amt't Nlcaragtians. They are Cubans. And they take orders from Moscow· as devoutly as any Spanish colonial governor ever took orders from Madrid. Sen. Moynihan is correct · In saying that we have done ourselves damage. But that damage waa not 1 In laying down those mines outalde those harbors, though that decision Is tactically challengeable. Our damage was self-inflicted. If the World Court were to be trusted With the security of the Unlted States, then what <Ire we doing clinging to a veto In the Unlted Nations? A veto that Sen. Moynlhan so grandly and theatrically used I on behalf of American Interests back when he 'Vas our ambassador there? ·She likes Middleport But critics point out that as things stand now, businesses and lndlvldu· als who are asked for ·contldentlal Information have the right to c hallenge. such a demand, and make the IRS prove Its case In court. Under the computer plug-In plan, the telephone company would already have given IRS access to Its records - without ronsultlng anyone, The IRS has tacitly · acknowl· edged the legal problems Involved In the tumeyer of computer lnfor· matln by phone companies. It has warnedthephonecompanylhatthe company must "be prepared to obtain tariff approval" from local public utility commissions In at least three states. Il's up to the commissions to decide just how grea't the phone company's obllga· lion is to keep Information conrldentlaL The IRS spokesman said the aim of the proposal Is to track down 1311 cheaters as quickly and cheaply as possible, thoughheadmlttedthatso far It Is not known how much the arrangement with the phone compa~y wlll cost , Congressional insiders resent the IRS' tendency to embark 011 ambitious plans without asking Congress for the necessary author· fly'. For example, investigators for a subcommittee ~aded by Sen. William COhen, R·Malne, disCovered that the IRS was buying malltng lists from private companles to help It track down Individuals on Its "delinquent" list Republican optimism~'-------;:----_R_o_be_rt"--~-al_te_rs :Today in histQry proportion (of younger voters) who will not stay in the party," Wrlthlin acknowledged. But the fact that so many have cast their first' votes for Republlcan candidates gives the GOP an edge, he Insisted. The Republicans' 59 percent share of the vote In this year's presidential election has been widely publicized, but Teeter noted that the GOP also received 52 percent of all ballots cast In 1984 gubernatorial races and almost 50 percent of all votes In contested elections for House seats. Wlrthlln and Teeter have a vested Interest In promoting tlie party because both have done polling for scores of GOP candidates through out the country, for national-level Republican committees and for President Reagan's campaign organlza tton . But their coACluslons are sup· · ported by the results of surveys conducted by numerous non· partisan, Independent researchers, Including the prestigious Gallup Organization. Gallup polls of almost 6,lXD men and women In the two months Immediately prior to this year's elections found that 39 percel)t of all respondet!ts Identified themselves as Democrat.l, 35 percent described therrllelves as RepubUcana and the remaining 26 percent said they were lncleperulf1nt.l. That sllm disparity of four percentage points, represents the nanuwest spread In a party afiDlatlon since 19«6. . The new Gallup figures present ·an especially striking contrst with survey results in rnld-1977, In the wake of the Watergate scandal when the GOP's popularity waa at '. Its nadir . .At that time, -the. Gallup ' poll found 49 percent Democrats, ~ percent Reptibllcans and 31 percent Independents. Segments of the population among which the Republicans more than doubled their support the past seven years among clerical and sales workers, members of union households and Westerners. "Only time can tell whether the c~rent near,parity division of party allegiance signals a baste realignment of party loyaliSts or refiects a temporary setback for the Democrats Induced by Reagan's stuMlng election victory," says Gallup. , What Is certain, however, Is that lhe Republlcans now have an unusual opportunity to significantly expand their base of support among the nation's voters. Berry's World Washington ·posts easy win ..... • .,•._,_,_ .__, ,....._. -..,,.,.. N_ __ .__ L.A. ftaldrn •• Sl!ank' · -...u.. .• L.A. N.Y. Glanta at C:.. ' Rams IJa1 • -..u...• · &itt I L.A. R111m>rs or Sl'attlr at Miami ChlcaeQ or N.Y. Giants at San Fran<bco -...u...• Ct\lc110 Cl' L.A. ~~ at WUIP'!Qtm Plttlburll/l at Dm\'cr . ... ,_.,,., II'IW(*-11 c , ment.. 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' .By'DieAm r's*ed"'- , teainla.ltsummer. after he missed a slam dunk. • Seventh-ranked Washington Sophomore forward Jeff Ketley " You just got to go with the flow btef!'l.ed,toVtctory atthetop~allght had 12 points and senior center and not think about this stuff," said college basketball schedule, and l3ruce Bolden added 10 for .t he Polynlce, who had admitted tuinlng center Olden Polynlce returned Broncos, 4-3. In work done by another student. "I from a self·lmpo&ed leave of No.12LoulsvUle beatHawali-Hllo was still a tittle he!;ltant out there." absence to help unranked Virginia II).75 In the only other game Polynlce said he planned to spend · to an easy triumph. lnvlovlng a ranked team. Billy the Christmas holidays with his Scphornore center Cluis Welp Wlillams led the win~Jers, non 6-1, family in New York City and woold scored 19 of his game-high 23 points with 18 points. Andy Ground had 16 workout at his old highschool to get ". In the first half to pace Washington , for Hawali·Hilo, 3-5. · hack Into shape. 5-0, past BoiSe State 79-53 in a Senior guard Tim Mullen scored VIrginia Coach Terry Holland .non-conference game. 16 points as Virginia snapped a Said Polynlce " was In foul trouble in ''I didn't think !he starters played Jwo.game losing steak with a ~53 the first half, so it's really hard to i'!!fY well," said WashlngtQn Coach dec!slonover Randolph-Macon. But evaluate his play. I think he played ·. · Marv Harslunan, noting hiS team's it was sophomore center l>olyntce well In ihe second half. He was a big height advantage. ''They could · whodrewmostoftheattentionlnthe · fac tor in the game for us.'' 'have gonetoChrlsevery \line. " game at Charlottesville, va. The Yellow Jackets.• a Division II KENT WOLFE The Huskies took the lead forgood Polynlce came off the bench to team which tell to 54 and has only at~on Welp's basket with 15: 58 left chip in 11 points for the Cavaliers, , one victory In the 35-game series In the ttrst half. Welp had eight who Improved their record to 5-3. with Vlrgtnla, got 12 points apiece fltst-half rebounds. Washington The highlight of the first half was from J esse Hellyer and Mike BoYer. thenpulledsteadUyawayandledby the appearance of the 6-foot-lJ as many as :rl points in the closing Polynlce, a controversl!il figure , - - - - - - - - - - - minutes. · after being acquitted of an honor ,I . . PRE-INVENTOIY The taller Huskies, dominating code charge at the school. Polynlce the game Inside, also got 19 points left the team following his acquittal .. from senior forward Detlef and mlssed VIrginia's game at Duke Schremp!, the defending Pac 10 on Dec. 8. scoring champion. . He entered the game wtth 12: 51 The R1o Grande College Redmen EVERYTHING "They tried to keep the ball out of remaining In the first half and was have established themselves as a hduding Guns & Ammunition Detlef's hands," Welp said. "They greetedwlthaloud ovationfromthe consistent powerhouse 1n the NAJA made It very e~~SY for me In the first Unlverslty Hall crowd . : Polynice NOW THRU JAN. 5, 1914 over the last several years and ohe half." , · went on to play 19 minutes and of 'the reasons has been the play of Welp and Schremp! both are from finished with five rebounds a nd one 5-9 junior Kent Wolfe. The 1982 WestGennany and werethestarsof · steaL He was also catted for a Racine Southern graduate has~ country's Olympic tksketball' technlcalfoul for hanging on the rim that an integral part of the success story POMEIOY, OH. at Rio Grande over the last three years . Wol!e Is averaglng 8.5 Points and 2.5 assists per game this season as the Redmen have rolled to a J'J.l record: "Kent lias done a heck of a · job for us," says head coach John ALL oAMI'8 w L p liP Lawhorn. "We would not be where TeiU!I 2 281 252 1 we are right now If It weren't for 1 Southern .......... .................. 2 J 1 lffi 153 Hannan Trace ..................... him." Kyger Creek.. ........ .. ...... ... .l 2 161 173 . Kent, who Is an elementary Easlern .............................. ! · 2 !Ill :113 Tires by Uniroyal, Nalional & Fireslonr education major, Is also making his (HECK THESE lOCK PIICES mark off the court. "One Of the great things about Kent Is that he Is Team W L P OP P-155-5113 - 127.50 I.W. or 4 for 199,00 ~ Southern ............... ............. 2 0 1311 84 P·I55-IORI3- 134.00 WW.- P- 165-10113- 137.50 I.W. · as good off the court as he Is on the Hannan Tt-dce .................... 1 0 55 41 Eastern ............................. ] 0 Ill 6J P·175-IOR13- 131 .00- Extra Spo<ial Price , court, " says LawhOrn. "He is a yger C,...k ...................... 0 1 41 55 WI P·115 IOR13140.00 P-115-75R14132.00 I.W . K class student and a· class young Southwesl ern . ........ O 1 39 57 II( P-195-75R14- 145.00- P-205·75RI4- 146.00 man.' ' Norlll Gallla ................. ~ ...... 0 2 100 147 ,...... 4 4 44l 447 P·205 75R15- 141.00- P-215 751115 - '48.00 SV~CRI!8ERVES P-225 75R1S- '51.00- P-235 75R1S- '53 .50 Team - w L p OF These Pri<es lnclud11 Free Mountin9 "' ........... """'· . ..... NHL results Ul fi.~. . At Aftllhdm. fall. luwa , n-t·l. ' "' · Tr1ea~. 7·2·1. or L.A. OIPJ)l'rs .at S>artW PhHadelphta -- ~11.111', p.m. ~,..~ . '!11 Ck'vctund at Indiana lbston ill C'hlcaKo Denv('r at Hpusto Der,.t at f<ansa5 Ciry San Anfonio ifl MUw.auk«' ~.c ' Florid!~ Stall', 7!2·1. ............ Mkhtgan 1MI7.1w I I Atla~~ra Por'lland at Pbofonlll. Dallas at Utah \'i'l. · S..ltwl At f) p_,, 'I'Pu. Tm~ ·. 6--.H , \-s. Mnr,.'land, fl·:l. r\ BS1 .l p.m. ( '!wry Bowl DaHas.ill Dmvt>r Phoolbt at L.A. Lakl'n SeaNlt> at Golden Shtle G!Yhefl Nl'W Jrr'S(')' at Allladelphla wa.,Nr!woo ar . DAL~ OOWBOYS-Sianro Quy lloJ('boom, quartft'bllck,lo ttrf:oe.)"'ar roft• tral"t. .... 41! PactacDh'. . . I..A. Lalun . 11! 10 Phomix ~~ 12 L.A. C'llpJprs 14 lf Pbnland 13 u Seaitlt> Ll u Goklm Sial(> 8 18 Nt>w York 02, Clt"VHI!d Chic&~<~ Ul, AUarna 12!t. NEW JERSEY NETS-Siptod KP.rtn Mi;:Kmna, loi"Natd , 10 a 10-4ay Contract. ARIZONA OtrrL\.WS-NatTlfd Donald "Deek'' Pollard dcl'enatvt ooordJnmtor. 16 10 1.1 l!i 12 L"i . . . . ., .. . . . FOOI'IIALL .'m -Dh- 7 CLEVELAND CAVAUERS-Placed Edgar Jones, forward. 00 the in]ured re!t'rvl'd 1151. SJgnm Kfwln WtDii.ms, guard, to a 10-da,y contract. .m u u U14 10 17 7 18 4 XI Denve. ~- LPd. GB ......,.,_ Cleveland I~Yflllr to a lk>ITa, intk.'lder, ~nso PuJklo, pitcher, and J1y Bumer. outt~H;~er, frun thE> ' . PittsWf'Jh: Plralet tor SteYto Kemp; out· fitldcr, nm roa, In~. n1 mum. TEXAS RANGJ.:RS-SIINd Burt Hooton, pttet~er,' to a two-year contract . An· ' nounct'd they wwtil not oft'P.t OriPU Janet, pltchpr, a rontract"b' the lB IK'Ual. NIMIIui 'eo' n I A___.rtl:a f:A.'II'EII!< OONfEIW'<CE Indiana ROYAUi-fte.Jicnfd contract. NBA results CN"""' Atlanta CITY Gfl.'R Ptyt:r, ll:llleldfr; """"'- o.trooo · KANSAS SunclrQ, , . . . . At PM .UO, Clllf. AFC' C'harnploo 'w . NFCCJiamplon 17 ,_ Cl,.EVELAND INDIANS-Narntd Jim Napier tlt>ld dlreclrr ol pl1yer deo.'E'IOp- 'l'lnw. IIIII HIM 'l1IA AFC sf.nunna1 Winners . r-.'FC St'mltlnal Wl~"' Mllwauket> _.......... Transacti.,ns · hlp """'"" llht.... W Z2 .. PhiiOOclphla :rl -~ Wa5hlnMf~T~ 15 12 New Jf>r!ey 11 15 New York 12 17 . · NOW OFF IETAtl •LINDE •OPAl •JADE •PEARL 14K GOLD NOw30°/o 20 0//0 . •MASONIC •CAMEO ·. •TRI-COLQR •SIGNETS . . BULOVA-SEIIO · PULSAR .' OF~ •CHAINS •CHARMS •BRACELETS •&NILES SHOP AND SArE ~ow20°/o WATCHES �. - " Plla• 21.1984 4 The ' • . Kyger Creek girls top S five, 48-34 in SVAC contest Coach Tom Weaver's Kyger Creek Lady Bobcats rallied !rom a three point haUtlme deficit to defeat the Southern Tornadoettes, 48-34 Thursday night. The Bobcat defense llmlted Sopthern to three field goals and· seoren free throws during the second half rally. The Lady Bobcats' offense got Itself untracked at haJ!ttme as It scored 32 points In the seeond half. The Tomadoettes led after · the flr$t quarter 1().9 as Lori Adams and R<(chel Reiber scored four points each. Leading scorer for Kyger Cri>ek during the quarter was Re]lee Ward with four points. The seeond quarter saw Southern extend Its lead to three points by outscoring the Lady Bobcats 9-7 for th~ quarter. Southern's Reiber scored seven points to lead the Tornadoettes. Kyger Creek's was Jed by Renee 'r''ard's seven points. The halftime score saw Southern up 19.16 on the strength of elght!leld goals and a 3-6 effort at the free throw line. Kyger <;reek had five field goals and was 6-14 from the free throw line. The third quarter saw the Lady Bobcat offense catch fire as It outscored Its opponent 16-8. Renee Ward who was the game's leading · scorer pumped In 11 of her 23 points to lead the 'Creek's comeback. Jill Drummond chipped in with three points and Deedee Henson added two points. Southern's Lori Adams The Daily Sentinel (USPS 115-900) i\ Dl \' l ~ lon of MuiUmedla., Inc. Pu blished ·('IV(' ry afl {'rnoon, Monda y t h rou g ~ F'r iday, 111 Court St.. y the Ohio Valley Publlshlng Compa ny tMul tlml'dln, In c .. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, h. 992-215-6. S£1<'ond <' lass postage paid at Pomt>roy, Oh io. scored five of Southern's elght.po!nts. The fourth quarter saw Kyger Creek's defense really stiffen as It did not allow Southern any field goals, as all of Southern's seven fourth quarter points were from the foul line. KygerCreek'soffensewas Jed by Jill Drummond's six points during the quarter and Heidi Carman's four points. The Kyger Creek victory ended a long streak of consecutive losses to the Southern squad. The game's statistics showed the Lady Bobcats were 17-54 (23 percent) from the field and 4-28 (50 percent) from the foul line. Southern was 11-34 (32 percent) from the field and 17-TI from the foul line. The Kyger Creek win raised Its conference record to 2-1 and 4-4 Led by Tony a McNeal's 22 points, Southwestern varsity girls coasted to a 55-42 win over North Gallla on the lady Pirates' court Thursday. The win boosted the lady High- · landers' record to 4-1 on the season. McNeal was aided by Dianna Nlda, who added 12 points. VIckY Hammonds supplied eight, four each carne from Sandy Patrick and Angle Lambert, Johanna Donta and Anita Arrowood had twoforSW and · Judy Burleson had one point. Olympic president honored by magazine Sooreby..- MAKE .,..._____ _ CHOOSING EASY••• FRIPAV ONlY ·. <"->'eGome) l'1nol """""' 81111111 KCBS II . Soartioc: . SOI!niERN (1111) - C. HW ].().2; D. Greathouse 4·1·9: L. Dudding 0.1-1; B. Evans S-2-U; D. JohnSOnJ-1-7; B. WlnebreMerHl-2; S. Chlllon H l-2: B. ROush 0-H Tololl Jua. KC (II) - M. Ward 1·0-2; V. Noble1.().2; H. Malezews ld 142; S. Mingus 1-0-2; T. Eggleion 2.().4; M. Graham 0-0-0; B. McDaniel 2.().4. -IJ.&.II. • 4 P.M. · BP.M. Kp!S .... ............................. .9 7 16 16-48 Soulhern .. c......... , ., ..... ...... . IO 9 8 7-31 All 4.P./tf. • BP.M. LADIES' BLOUSES HOUSE SLIPPERS 1/2' PRICE. AS LOW AS No subscripti ons by mall permlttNin towns wherC' homC' canter sNvlcl' Is availabl('. field with28polnts.Jaymi Campbell hadsevenpolnts,GinaRutanadded five and Lisa Lemaster had two. The lady Highlanders return to league play at home on Jan. 4, when they host Hannan Trace. '•\ Columbu;, 992-2318 Syracuse GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE TruNrrv SLACKS 12 • 5 P.M. LADIES' DRESS and CASUAL anq .c;omblned BOOTS GIRLS' all Ol:her ~ndays d tt.> mr'mltt Otw"Ch School and Nurll"''1' care proYided. COtfE'e hOUr in tht' Palt•h Halllmmt'dlalely lollow!ng lho ""''leo. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. 212 W. Moln Si .. N!'il Proudfoot poSior. Bible Sctm 9: ~ a.m.; Mornin~ worsh.lp, 10::1.1 a.m.; Youth mt'('fin25. 6:(JJ p.m .; Evmin~ worship, 7: 00 p. m. W -y nlghl pray..- mmlng and Bible study. 7: 00p.m . THE SALVATION ARMY. lLS Buii<'111U1 A\'t.• Pomeroy. Mrs. Dora Wining in char~. SuNby tnUilf'S.!i m£'f'f:ing. 10 a.m.: Sunday SChool, Ul: :1) a.m l Sunday Sctlool. YPSM Ejol."" Adams. k>adel' . 7:~ p.m. SalvaiiOn Jlll'f'tlnJt, various sptakers and music specials. nnirsday. )1:.'11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladles Home League. members In chaJ"Rl'. all wnmen lnvllcd : 6:45 p.m . lbul'!l<lay. Corps Cadet Cl.._.,. tYoung Poo)ile- Bibl~l. 7:ll p.m. Bible Study and Pray('r llX'I"tlng, qlftllo the public. P6MEROY . WE'STSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST. :till& Chlldrm's Homo Rood tCounl)l Road 7fh . !WZ·!U'l'>. Vocal musk . Sunda y Worsthp iOa.m.: Rlblf'Siudylla.m.: Worshlp, Sp. 1/2 PRICE OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 SIMON'S PICK~A-PAIR· IN THE HEART OF POMEROY $99~9. T=~~ YOUR LOCAL FORD, DEALER ROLLS OUT lHE RED CARPET Open Sunday 1-5 P.M. FOR AMERRIER CHRISTMAS I 1I . SHOP I<I.C JEWELERS · II I 20°/o Off REGULAR PRICE I I EVERY .ITEM IN STORE I I: II I I DIAMONDS . •LADIES' DIAMOND & RUBY RINGS •LADIES' DIAMOND io EMERALD RINGS •LADIES' DIAMOND • OPAL RINGS •LADIES' DIAMOND. SAPPHIRE RINGS •DIAMOND SOLITAIRES •DIAMOND EARRINGS •DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGS •KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS •KEEPSAKE WEDDING RINGS 11 11 ~ I I I I I I J- I I WATCHES I I •BULOVA •CARAVELLE •PULSAR JADE LINDE STAR ONYX PEARL OPAL BIRTI:ISTONE GENTS' RINGS JADE MASONIC ONYX . SARDONYX JEWELRY BOXES •MUSICAL •WOODEN •VELVET ACCESSORIES •SPEIDEL WATCH BANDS •SPEIDEL ID'1 •KEY CHAINS •MONEY CLIPS I . I.,,.•" 8J:tS PomtrOy I WE WILL CLOSE I · AT 6:00 .P.M. ' :CHISTMAS EVE . I I I I I I I . II .R'~!";,!" g, ...III::J " 6 DUWIHG 12/WI4 -----~--------------------------- • MONTHLY LEASE fl'YMENT -48-M().ffii LEASE II I I LADIES' RINGS FOR ABOUT QNCLUDES USE TAX) · YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER CAN ARRANGE A 48-MONTH RED CARPET LEASE THROUGH . FORD CREDIT FOR QUALIFIED· LESSEES. THE OFFER: We con arrange through Ford Credit's Red Carpet Lease pla!J to provide quaUIIed leuees THI! ARITHMeTIC: with a new ••hide lor a lot less than you'd think. For as long as 4 months I· - Monlt.ly loaM Payment Nomt>.r of Marnm TME,IIUU:S: D 1 - moy '-o lho Option to puciloto lilo cor 01 t,Gst end ot o price to be nagotioled with the dealer atleoM inception, howeww, ~Nee hal no ' " lion to purmc,.. the cor at leow-end . 0 t..... it r.lponlibae for ween ond Mar. D lofuoclablo IO!Y"'r dopooit and lint "'"""''• loaso - ' oro dut In ad¥Gnco. D 1._ su~ Ia crodit ........ and -t;l;oy 01 dettnnined by fcfd Ctedil. 0 "leal.~ baled on ma•u~'l "J!Acd retoH price, includel ~. title, UN toJt 'nee. and iconso Ieos. your local FO<d Doalor for hi> P'k• and lonns.. $127.00 48 Rofundabte Socvrily Depotil $125.00 $252.00 $6096.00 60,000 TOial Caoh Due oll.oaae Inception T0101 Amount of Poyments TOial Allowod Milooge Penalty ..., 60,000 . with mondn~ prayt'r oo ' thc> thlJPd !ii.lnday. MomlnJE prayt>l1and sermon on Values to 129.95 BOOTS 1/2 PRICE GRAVELY IIV&TENI CHURCH. R<v. ' W. H. Penin, Clin<h SChool9: 1~ a.m.; Wonl1lp 5erVIeiO:ll a.rlt Choir rehearsal. Tlle9day, 7::11 p.m. ......- dll'f<'llon ol Alire Noue. 110MEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RBNE, Cm....- Union and Multleny, R<v. Thomas Glen McCiu1111. poslor. Clyde Hender· S01t S. S.. Sup1.. Sunday School. 9: ll a.m.: ~nlrlR worship 10: lJ a.m.: t"llt"!'lings('rv1l'Pfi _ · p.m.: mk1·.,.,'E'E'k SE"~Vtct'. Wednt't!day. 1 p.m. · GRACE EPISCOPAL~RCH. :r2li E. M~ Si .. Pnmoroy. !lunda · ....v1a>s: Holy corrununlon on thP ttrst y or each month. SIJNDAY ONLY 12 ~ 5 P.M. ~THE ·- pu1or: llelliOe Bud<. Sunda ~ School Sup1. ,...-------...( ' , . SIJNDAV ONLY 204 Condor St . Pomery.O"H Phone 992-2975 fAll & WINTER HOURS OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9:00-8:00 OPEN SUNDAY 12:00-6:00 (LOOK FOR SPECIALS SUNDAY ONLY) I'~- ;) • , 6</permile · ·f I • Mi~dleport: Ohio 1 K&C JEWELERS 0 · 3· _. ~ --·~--- .212 f. M1in Street 99N785. Pomeroy Tw..., MIIIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Fay Sauer, IMrtJCtar Kev. ,Jamet E. Corbitt, .o\ull&ant NORTHEAST CLUSTER lie•. Daa Archer Rev. ao, Deeter Rev. Seide• ,fehliNfl ALFRED - Church SchoOl 9: 30 a. m.: Wo rship. 11 a .m .: UMYF. 6:30p.m.; UW,' T hi rd Tul'sda y, 7:.10 p.m. Communi on. fi rst Sunday. IArrhen CHEST E R - Worship 9 a.m.: C hurc h School tO a. m .: Bible Stud y, Thursday. 7 p. m.: UMW, fl r.~ l Thu rsday. 1 p.m.: Com· munton, fl rs't Sunday IA rchen . JOPPA - Worship 9: 30 a.m .: Chu rc h School 10: JO a. m. Blhle Study , Wl'dnesd ay, 7: :\0 p.m . IJ ohn son ). LONG BOTTOM - Churc h Schoo l 9: 30 'a . m .; Worship 7 p.m .; Bible Study, wro. nPSday .. 7:30 p.m.; UMYF, WN:Ine-sday. 6:00 P.m.; Communion F irst Sunday. IArCh(>r J ·' REEOSVILI,E - Chu rc h School 9: 30.a. m .; Wo r~ hip S.. rvlcl' ll :OOa. m. iOC'f'ter~. TUPPERS PLAI NS ST. PAULChurch Schooj 9 a. m .: Wors hip 10 a. m.: Blblr Study, TUC'Sda~·. 7:30 p .m .: UM,W, Third Tut"S dtt\' , 7: 30 p .m .; Communion first Sunda y i Archer~ . . · CENTRAL CLUSTER Re" . Ja~~~et~ E. Corbitt """ 2:1-7 Wtdneldly 2:1l-2l ~-· Thundey Hfb~ 1:1-14 Fri!My nu, ....,,,., J:\ · 11 Jolm T~ canc;h Ms ~ tighled In thll lamp !It~ tM clrxu. TIM 9•een• Me flung and thrl! diiktr~ att ih ~ 51att of wild anticipa tion. Soon we II reaoclthe'Chrittm,s story and !lng C.8rol!l forth!! Cnilcl. Chnst \ FllrMa Ricker 011 0\II'IMifthlton' 1nclln th~tr clcpih• lkem memorica. ·,.,small boy. cold and h1.1n gry. knet~ Cl)ing by his mother's bed. Tlwn kind l'lands Hit him L..tdiu from • neilfby (hurch bring 1 bilsket for tM widow encl.- M r ~It On 1 Pte ill< i$1and, a bid~ wo1.1n<led !l(lldi@< moan$ "'~h pain. Ttnlkr~. acMplilin bathts hi) lkt. lhe'n OJ)@RS a IMI~td BrDJe and btglnsto read. f\ng1.1ish and 1ulltrlng rt ctOe 11\d hopf iltll $ faintly I'IGw 1tw: fire crl(kles. lsllr the tmbert .rid tMflk God for the ministry of dejk:Mid peoplt. 'f'OUI church in~etprel s God s gth oJ love to the n~y and 11\e 1\elplf!ss_Lft u! WOBfliP lhl!(f- 1 : 1~-28 Churc h sc hool1f: 3U a ,m .: Morning worsip 10:30 a. m .: Wednesday evening prayer serv ices, 7: 30p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev . Earl Shuler, pastor. Worship service, 9:30a .m . Sunday School 10:30 a.m . Bible $tudy and prayer service Thursday, 7:30p .m . THE CAR!:ETON INTERDENOMtNA· TIONAL CHURCH , Kingsbury Road . Rev . David Curfman, pastor. Sunday School 9: ~ a .m .; Ralph Carl. Supt . Ev enln g wor shtp 7:00p.m . Pra yer met'tlng. Wednes· day 7:00p .m. · • . LONG BOTIOM CHRISTIAN, Jody Holla nd, pastor; Wallace Da mewood, Sunday SchOOl Supt. Worship service, 9 a. m.; Bible SchoollO a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. Rev. Thereon Durham, pastor. Sunday School at 9:30a .m.; Morning worship at 10: 30 a. m .; Sunday evenlnr servic-e at7: 30 p.m. Thursday services at 7: Jl p.m. FREEDOM GOS PEL MISSION a1 Bald Knob. local ('() on County Road 31. Rev . L3wrence Glues encamp, pastor. Rev. Ro ger Willford, asst. pastor. Preaching services Sunday '1 : 30 p.m. Prayer m('('tlllg Wednesda y, 7:ll p.m ., Gary GrtfUth, lead('r. Youth croups Sunday evening .at 6::Jl p.m . with fY>ger and Violet Wllltordd , leaders . CommuntOI'J service first Sunday eac h m onth. WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH- Coolville RD. Rev. Phillip Rl· denour, pastor. Sunday SChool9: 30 a.m.; wor.~ hlp service 10: :IJ a .m.; Bible study and worship service. Wednesday, 7 p.m. RUTLAN D CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mark Jones , pa stor . Bill Nicholson, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School9 : 30 a.m .: Morning Worship and Com munion 10: :.J a . p.m . fourth Sunda ys worship sE-rvice at 2·,30 p.- "': MT. HERMON UN ITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH , Located In Te1tas Community off Ct. Rt . 82. Rev. Roberi Sa ndPrs. pastor. Don Wllt . layleader. Sun · day SChool 9:.10 a.m.: M ornin ~~t Wonhlp 10: 45 a .m .: Even In~ preaching s{)rvtce S(' · cond and tourlh Su nday .at 7: 30 p.m .; Chris ti an EndPavor. first and .third Sun· da y. 7: :W p .m . Wednesday prayt>r ml?f>ling an d B,bl e S, udy, 7:.lo p .m . JEHOVAH 'S WITNESS. 37319 Sial• Route 124 10ne mile east of Rut land ). Sun· dav: Blblf' IE'Cture9:30 a.m .; Watl'htowf'r · study 10 : .l () a.m.; Tuesday, BlbJ(I s tud y, 7: :10 p.m .: T hur~day, Theoc ratic School 7: 30p.m. ServiC'e mE-etl n2. 8:20p. m . CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. LO<'atC'd on o . J . White Road of Highway 160. Pat Henson, pastor. s unday SchoOl 10 a.m. C\a ss£>S for -all a~e-s . Junior c h urc h II a.m .; Mornlnp; wo rs hip 11 a .m . Adult Choir practi C(I6 p.m . Sunday. You ng Peo· pie's, C hlld l't'n ':r~ Churc h a nd Ad ult Bible o d u • d• d .. 7 '" m ·"liU y. n t' uC!I a_, a1 : ,,._, p. · HOPE BAPTIST CHI\PEL. 570 Gran t St., MlddiC'port. Aftlllat('d with SouthPrn Baptist Convention . Su nday School l Oa.m . ; Morn ing worship 11 a.m .; Evt'nlng wor s hip 7 p.m .: Wedne-sday ('Vt>nin2' Bible st ud y and ray('r meet in~ 7 p.m . BRA OF RD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St . mMT . MOR IAH BAPTIST. Fourlh anc(, Main St .. Mlddle~n - Rev .'Ca lvln Minnis . pas\or. Mrs. E lv'tn Bumgardner . supt ,, Sunday School 9:30 a.m .: Worsh\p ~ervlce 10 : 45 a .m. SUCCF.SS ROAD CHURCH OFCHRIST- m.: Worship- service . 1u.~ JO a.{TI.: Eva nR:ell st lc Service 7::l0 p·.m . Wf"dne~ · day: Prayer meeting 7:30p.m . Thund ay . . ZION CHURCH OF CHRI ST, ·Pome royHarrisonville Rd. Rob<>rt Purte-ll. minis · .ter: Ron RUIIe, Sunday School SuPfrlntf'n· de-nt. Sund ay School ~ : 30 a.m. ; Worship service 10: 30 a .m .: EwninR: worship Sund ay 7 p. m . and Wedr1esda y. 7 p .m . m. W(I(Jn('§day, Btble ~·. 7 p.m. ST . JOHN LUTHERAN CHU RCH, Pine OJ.,D DEXTER BIBLE ' CMRIS11AN G r ove. The R(>v. William Midd leswarth, CHURCH. Char1es lla1fteld; I"IS1or: Unda Re". Stnn Nelson pastor . Churt'h service 9:30a.m .; Sunday · ftto\' . Richard Rot~mlch Swan. Supt . Sunday Sctrol 9: .11 a.m.; prmch· School10:30 a. m . . In,::: seorviCPS, Hrst and rtlird Sunday fo Um 1nJ.! Re\'. 'Robert E . Robln!MMI BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST . SUrilay &hool. Youlh tnel'llng, 7: ll p.m. •vJkt". Andrew Hube1ki11 John Wright, passtor. Sunday Schoo l9: 30 ASBURY (Syracuset- Worship 11 a.m. 'ory'Sli nday. a.m .: Larry Hayne-s, S. S. Supt. Mo r nin~ : Church School 9: 45 a.m.; Charge Blblr GRAHAM UN ITED METHODIST . worship 10:30 a .m . . Stud y. Wednf'Sday, 7: :lO p.m.; UMW, first Preaching 9: :lO a . m .. fi rst a nd s<'Cond Sun RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA · Tuesday, 7::t0 . p.m .: Choir Rehearsal, dav~ or ('~C h month: thi rd and fourth Sun · RENE , Rev. Thomas H. Collier, pastor. W('d nr!day 6::10 p .m .: UMW, fourth SundiiV!i f'ac l'l month worship St'rvlCf'!li at 7:30 Martha W olfe, Chairman or the Board of dav , 6:.1(} p.m . !Nel son ). p.rlt. Wf'dn('sda;v rvt> nlng s a t 1: :ll p.m. Christian Life. Sunday School 9:3"0 a .m .; EN TERPRISE - Worship 9 a. m.; PraV£'1' and Rlhll' ~ludy. Morning wors hip 10: 30 a. m : ; Sund a ~i "C trurr h Schoollll a .m .; Bible-Study. TUP$· SEVENTH -DAY ADVENTI~T . Mulb· eventn~worship 7: 30p.m. Prayer mE>etln ~ dav. 7::urfl. m. : UMW. First·Mond ay. 7 :~1Q . f' IT\' Hdl! hls Roa d . P omrroy. Ml<' hlll'l PI · p.m . Wednesday. p.in.: UM'VF. Sunday, 6 p.m. .Choir Re- 7: 30 onknwsk l. pa~ t or: Martr SplrC's, Sabbath LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. DexhC'arKa l. 6:. 1 0 p.m . W~Jit>sday. (Rothe· SchOOl Supt . Sabh:tlll Sc hool at 2 p.m . on ' tt-r. Woody Ca ll , pu lor. SerVIces Sunday mlch l S~ lurda;.' With Wnl'folh.lp SC' I"\' I~C'S fo!Jowln~ 10 a .m. a nd 7 p.m. Wednesda y, 7 p.m . FLATWOODS- Church School, 10a. m. a l 3: l !l p.m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Don L." ; Worship . 11 a. m.; Bl~l t> Study. ThursdRUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH waiJser. Pastor. Robert Smith. Sunda y day. 7 p. m .: UMYF . Sunday, 6 p .m. - Sbltl"r H arriNI Warnt•r. Supt. Sunday Schoo l Supt. ; Sunday School 9:30a.m.: tRothrmlch l. Sc hool9 ::ll a.m.: M ornln~ Worship. 10 :45 MornlnR worship 10:40 a. m. : Sunday FORE~T RUN Wors hip 9 a .m .; (>Ve nin~ worship 7:30 p.m.: Wednesday <J .m . Churrh School 10 a. m .; Choir pra('fiC('A POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David evt>nlng Bible stud y 7: 30p.m . · TuHda~·. 6::\0 p.m.: UMW , Urst Tu~sday, Mann. mlnl stN. William Snouffer. Sunday BURLIN GHAM COMMUNITY 7: :W p.m. t NE'Ison 1. Sr hool Supt. Sunda~ SrhOol. 9:30 o.~ . m .: CHURCH . Burll naham . R<.'v. Okey Ray HEATH 1Mldd leporll - Chu rc h School , Mornlnl! Worship 10::l0 a.m . LaundN m ilt , pastor. Ph. 992-7324. Sund ay 30 a. m.; Wor!!lhlp 10::ll \ .m.: Bible 9: FIRST !;ClL'THF.RN RAI'TIST. Pomm>v Sc hool 10:00 a. m .: .Sunda y PvenlngS<.'rvlce Stud~·. Tu~a y, tO a. m.: UMW, ~('('O nd . P\k<'. David Hun!. p;,~st nr. .Jac:k 1\i{'{'d.s, 7: 00 p .m .; Wt'dnPSday £>vc nlnfl! servil-e. Mond ay , 7: :so p.m .: UMW Second MonSund~1 \· ~hoot ()ll'f'('tor. SuJKI~lY Sch0019:.1l 7: 00p.m. day. 7:.10p .m .: UMM, Third Monda y, 7::Jn m. a.m.! 'Mnrnlnf! Wors hip 111::~1 o.m. : f:\'C'nlnJ! DANV ILL E HO LINESS CHURCH , p.m . t'Roblnson !. • RUTLA ND BIBLE METHODIST. Amo• Worship 7 p.m . Tuc>sda,\ · \:r.-;lt ation 7 p_. m.: loca tNI on Rt . :12~ bt'lwN>n VIntOn and MIN ERSV ILLE .Wors hip ~rvi('e 10 Tillis , paslor. Jay Stiles, supt. Sunday WI"'(II'K':'oci<IY prayN' :;.c>l'\'1«' 1· :ll p.m . Mi ssion La ngsvl ll r-. R('\' . SPn W:.~n s. pa stor. Sun· a. m .: Chu rch School , ll a .m.; UMW. third School .9: JCl a.m .; Momlng worship, 10: 30 day' Sc.hool. 8: 30 a. m . 1 Bobby Lamberl. S. F'rif'nds. i ::tl p.m.: <"llrls In t\ r tlon 7::11:1P-. ~ Wednt"sda~ . 1 p.m .; Choir practice, Mon"a. m .; Sunda y evening service 7:00 p.m . S. Sup! . Mornln~~: worship 10: :JO a. m.; Chll day, 7: :\0p.m . lNPisonl . . Wednesd ay service 7 p.m. WMPO pro· FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bajdr(' n' !:' Happy Hciur fi : ~~p . m . P ra yer and PEARL CHAPEL - - Worstlip St>rVIcf:' 9 ~ ram 9 a.m. each Sunday. Blbl t:> Stud y. 7: 30p.m. M issiona r y m(>{' t ln ~ IC'V·Run Road. RC'v . F.mmNt R awson. pa sa. m .: Church Sc hoo l 11 a.m.: UMW seRUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· to-r. Hu ndiC\' D unn , supt. Sunda~· SC'hool. fir st Wt'dnesday of each mon th 7::l0 p.m . cond Tuesday 7: :lO p.m .; UMYF Ia sf Tue sRENE . Rev. Lloyd D . Grimm , Jr. , pa stor . 10 a .m .: Suriday evf'nlngservlcr>. 7: :Wp.m. For Info rmation ca ll JSfl-8467. day, 7: 30p.m . tubenklnjtL Sunday School 9::ll a.m .:· Worship servi ce S ILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill LUlie, : Rlbll' t(lac-hlnJl 1 7::wl p. m . Thur~d~~·. P OMEROY - Churl'h School, 9: 15 a. m. 10:30 a. m .: Young people's service 6 p.m . SYRACUS E MISSIO N. CHorr y S1 .. Sy· pastol'. Stevl' Littl E' , s. s. Supt. Sunday : W o~hlp Service, 10 : :W a.m.: Choir reEvanRe listlc service 6: 30p.m. Wednesday School tO a.m .: Morning worslp. 11 a .m. ; mrus<'. St·n·lc 4~s. 10 a.m. Sunday. E\'('Rin$t ht>ar~ al W€'dnesda y, ·7: :W p.m.; UMW. se·' • servic£1 7 p.m . S(lr\' IC<'S Sunday and Wedn£1sda~· al 7:00 p. Sunda y E'Vf'nlnJ!: worship 7; 30 p .m. Prayer cond TuP!'day. 7:30p. m .: UMYF. Sunday , MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST , Mille r m ec-tlnR a nd Bible s tudy Thu rsd11y. 7: .lOp. m. 6 p.m . iCor blftl "s t .. Mason. W. Va. Eugene L. Conger, mim .; Youth mN'IIng Wfdnesday at 7 p .m .• MIDOLF.PORT CHURCH OF CHRIST ROCK SPR INGS- Chu rch Schoo l. 9:15 ni ster. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m.: Wor· CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH, IN CHRISTIA N UNION. Lu wt'('nC'f' Mana.m .: Wor!i hlp 10 a.m.: Bible Study,,Wtdship 11 a.m . a nd 7 p .m . -Wednesday Bible :lR.1 N. 'lnd Av£>., Middl eport. Sund ay 1(',\ ', p3stor. Mrs . Ru!is£111 Younli!:. Sunday nMday . 7::10 p .m .; U MYF 1St>nlor~1. Sun · Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. SChool 10 a .m . Su nday and Wf.'d.nl'sd ay ~ hool Supt. Sunda ~· Sr hoot 9: 30 a .m. day, 5 p.m .; t.Junlorst l'V("ry othl'r Sun· LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· Ev<.'nln~ worship 7: :«1 p.m . W('dncsda~· EvcnlnR scn•i('('S a t 7:;l0 p .m . day. 6 p.m . cRolhemtchl ding Lane, Mason, W.Va . J. N. Thacker, CHESTER CHURCH OF" GOO. Rev . R pravC'r mf'f'llng 7::10 p. m. RUTLAND- Chu rrh School. 9:45a.m.; pastor. Ev('ning service 7: Jl p .m .: WoE . Robln"on. pastor. Sund ay School 9: :Wa . MT. MORIAH CHURCH •· :·· GOD. worship, 10: JOa .m .; UMW 1Evenlnl~ CJr, men 's Mini stry , Thur sday, 9::{0 a. m.: m .; Worship Sf'rvtcc, 11 a.m.: Ev£'nln2 Rt~cin<' . Rr\' .• Ja mrs Sa11£11'flc>ld. P<JSior. del second W edn('5da~· . 7:30 p.m .; UMW Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7: 15 serv ice 7 p.m . Mld·WE!('k S('rvic<'. WOOncs · Fr('(>ma n Willi a ms. SupL Sunday SchOol cArternoon CirclE' I SC't'o nd Thu rsday, 1 p. p.m . . H:-1!'1 a .m.; Sunda~· and Wcdn£"sday t'vrnday, 7 p.m . m . j Rubcnklnjtt HARTFORD CHURCH OF 'c HRIST 1N LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, ln~ l«< l' v l c€'~. 7 p.m. SALEM CENT E R - Chu rch School. 10 CHRISTIA N UNION . • Th e Rev. William Robert E . MU SSC'r. pa stor: Sunday School MIDDLE P O RT ;' JRST BAPT1ST. a .m .: Worship !t:45 a. m . cRutx>nklnjt) C~mplx'll , pa st or. Sunday School 9:3(1 a . 9: :w a. m .: Paul MusSt•r . supt .: Morn in~ Cornd ~lxlh a nd Palmer. Tht' Rl'\', Mark SNOWVILLE - Wo rs hip, 8:30 a. m.: m.: Ja m~ Hugh Ps, supl. Evenln2 M'I"V it'l' worship 10:3(1 a'.m .; Sunday evcf\l n~ ser· M<"Ciung . Hay Flrld.'i, S.S. Supt .; Dan Church School 10 fl .m . (Rubenklng) 7:30p .m. Wednsda y£~ve nlng pray('rm("('l · vlcf', 7 p.m .; mld·\1ret-k servlct" , We-cines· Rl~~s. 1\t:~sl. Supt. Sunda~· Sl•hool. ~ : 15 a. lng 7:.10 p.m . Youth prayer ser v ice t'arh SOUTHERN CLUSTER m .; M01·ninil Wor~ hlp , 10: t~a . m . ; Sunday da v. 7 p.m . lte\'. ltell!l' Gr.ace · SYRACS E CHURCH OF THE NA· · Tu1•sd1:1Y. En•ning SPI'VICC' , 7 p.m . Youlh ml'NiRJ!:, h\'. Paul McGuire FAIR VIEW BIBLE CHURCH . Le lar1. ZARENE. Rev . James B. Kittle. pastor . 7: :lO p.m. W('(]n{'!llda r: P\-'C'nlnjt se-r vlct' 7 p. Rt'v. Jleltlt Raftf W. Va., Rt. 1. James Lew is, pastor. WorSherman Cundiff. supt. Sunday School m.: Chol l' pracfi<'E' Mp.m. APPLE GROV E- ChurthSchool9a.m . ship serviCt'~ 9: ,lU 11.m.: Sunday Schoolll 9::10 a. m .; Morning wo rs hip 10::10 a.m .; CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mlddi•J>01'1. ~lh ; Worship. 10 a .m . I First and third Sun· a.m .: Ev£'nlng worship 7: :1) p.m . Tuesday E\·an~~:ell sllc service, 6 p.m .: Pray€'r a nd and Main. Bob M<'llon . mlnl st€'1'. AI Ha rt· days\: UMW , Sfo<'ond Tue-sday, 1: :l)p.m.: cotta~" pray('r m('(•tl ng and Bible Stud)' Praisf' Wrdnesday, 7 p.m .; Yout~ mee1· son. as"or lalf' mlnl~t ('r: Mile£' (;erlach . Pra yt"r m('('tl nR. Wf'dnesday. 7 p.m. 9: 30 a.m .; Worship serviCC'. Wednt"Sdi!Y infj:. 7 p. m . S11nd~l\' SchOol Supt•rlntrnd('nt: Blbl£' tGrarel · 7::Jl p. m . EDE N UN ITED BR ETHREN IN & hoot' ft: :ll r~ . m .: MMn\ng Worship, 10: :W BETHANY - Wor.!!hlp, 9 a .m .; Church OUR SAV IOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, CHRIST, J:: ldl'n R. Blakc, pastor. Sunda ,v a.m .; E\'C'nln~ Worship. 7:00p. m . Prayrr SChool, 10 a. m .: Bible Study, Wedne311ay, School 10 a.m .: Robert R('cd. Supt . Morn - , Walnut and H<" nry Sts .. RavP nswood, W. m N'tlng Wf'dnf" sdav. 7:00 p.m . Va. ThC' Rev. Grorge C. W~;>lr lck , pastor. t O a .m .; Do rc-a s Women's F ellowship . Ing sermon . 11 a.m.; Sunday nl~~:ht ser MIIJOi.E PORT c·HURCH OF" THE NA · Sunday SChool 9:30 a .m .; Sun<!a Yworship Wt>dnf'sday, 11 a .m . lMcGulr<-1. vices: Chrls!la n E nd <'avor 7: Jfip. m .• Son2 7.A RENE, Co- pa~tors R€'\', Charlrs C'oyl<' - CARME L- Church School 9::11 a .m.; 11 a .m . serviC<' 8 p.m . Pr£1achlng tl: 30 p.m .. Mid and llC'\", NotnC'y Co~• I('. Bil l ~rhil £',1 ~ unda~· Wol'shlp, 10: 45 a .m . Second and Fourth CALV-ARY BIBLE CHURCH. Ioca lcd on we£"k pra:vcr m~t ln~ . WPdnesday, 7 p.m . SC'hool Su pl. Sunda~· ~c~ l 9; .tO, a.~ ... P omeroy Plk(', County Road 25- n("ar Flat · Sundavs: Fellowship dinnPr with Sutlon . Alvin Rl:'l'd. layleader. Morn in~ Won• hlp. 10: ,(I ,up.. Su~d~~ woods. R.C\1 • Blackwood ."pastor . Si>rvl('('s thi rd Thursday, 6: ~ p. m. (M cGuire). HEMLOCK GROVE ' CHRISTIAN , Eva n ~~ll~ti r mM"Iing. 7:00_ p.m . Pta~cr on Sullday a t 10: :l) a .m . and 7:30 p.m. with EAST LETART - Church School9a.m. Roger Wauon, pa.. or. Crenaon Pr11.t , m~llnJ! Wr dnrsda r 7: 00p.m . s unday Sc hooi9::Jl a .m . Bible Sl udy. Wed· : WOI'Shlp 10 a.m . sfl('()nd a nd fourth Sun· Sunclay SciOlOI Supl. Momlna worshlp9: 30 · l ' SITED PRESBYTERIAN du ys; UMW rlut Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m. n..day. 7:30 p.m . " a.m.:• SundiY ScboollO!lP a.m.; Evening ·. MINISTRY OF ' F" A! Til FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR tGrace\. 1ervlce, 7: :tO p.m. . • , MIIIOM (:OUNTV LETART FALL.~ -Worship 9 a. m.; CHRIST Sl. Rl . :!.'Ill . Antlqul1y. Rev. MT. UNION BAPTIST. Doltald Shue, ' Franklin' Otckt'fls.~ paslor . Sunda ~ "morn· ' Kt•\' , " 'anda ,JoiiiiiiOII, Olrt>t•tor Church SC'hooJ 10 a.m . !(iract-l. pallor: Joo Sayn, SUaday !khoOI SUill. Harol• ,..._ MORNIN G STAR- Worship , 9 :4h.m.; lnR 10 lt.m .; Sunday t'Vf'nlnK 7::Kl p.m . Sunday School t :4a a.m .; Evenln1 wor· DlrM1or ol E4ut·ation Churrh School 10: JO a .m.; Bible Study. Thu rsday ('\'tnlna 7; ~ p.m . . ship 8: :Jl p.m .; Proyer Meeting, 6::1) p.m . 11 1\RIIISONVII .I. F. PII ESAYT_ER1AN STIVERSVILLE COMM UN ITY BAPThursday, 7: 30p.m . (Rader\ . Wednesday. CHURC' II . Wor!lh lp s('rd<'('. 10: l .l ~.m .. TIST CHURCH. Pa.stor Robe-rt Byers. MORSE CHAPEL- Church School9 : 3() TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF C' Hu 1·ch School ~ : 15 a.m .; Blblf' rSt ud~:· SUnday SChool10 a.m .; Worship SPrvlct' 11 a m · Worship 11 a .m . (RadE'rl . CHRIST. Jody Holland, mlnlllor. Deryl .Sunda\' 7: .'\0 p.m . P rayrr Group "f'drws. ·P ORTLAND - Chur•h School 6: )I) p.m. a .m .: Sunday evmJng Mi'rVIC@ ,7: 30 p .m .; wens, Supt. Momlna wonhlp, 1:00 a.m .: Wednt>Sday e\'t-nlna servtcr 7: JO p.m. ; Worohlp 7:)1) p .m .: UMYF Wednesda y, da\' ~:'flO a.m . I ' 'TE RIAN Church School 9:00a.m. . MIDD!.F.PORT PRESB • . , . INDEPENDENT IIOUNESS CHURCH 7:31) p.m. (Mc Guirt:' ). CHESTER CHliRCH OF THE NAZACHURCH. Chu rc h SchoollO: 15 a.m .. \\m · . Inc., P<>arl Sl., MlddJ<.porl. RPV. O'Dell RACIN E WESLEYAN - Church RENE . Rev. Htrbert 'Grole, l"l•tor . !l h\p sf\r\'f('(' ll ::.:l a.m. . Manle-y. pallor. Sunday SChool 9: :ll a .m.: School, tO a .m .: Worship, 11 a.~.: UMW Frank RIIOo. 10pl. sunday !1<11001 9: 30 •· · ' S\ .'RACUS E FIRST UNIT ED PRESB\ · Morning Worship 10: .J) a .m .; EvenlnR JUr1h Monday 7: :1"1 p.m. : Men 1 Prayer m.; Wonhlp lei"VIce, 11 a.m. aDd 1 p.m. Ti:R JAN CHU RCH. Wor~;htp Sf>n· icl'~:OO !'Orshlp 7:ll p.m. Tueoday. !2:30p.m. WoHrea kfast , Wednesday, 7 a.m. (G race ). Sonday. Wodneoday, 7 p:m. Prayer,..,,. a m . ChurCh !Yhool10: 1ft a. m . men's Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7;:11 SUTION - Church !l<hool. 9: 30 a.m.; lnr. . R UTLA Nn CHURCH OF GOD . PaAior. Mornlnl worllllp JO:C5 1.m. tint and third p.m . Pra)'f'r 1nd Prallf service. LAUREL CUn' ntD IIETHOI;liiT Rrv John Evalfrl, SUnda y kh.ool10: 00 a . RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF SUndoys; rollonlllp dt.- wllll CIJ'IIIfl, CHUIICH . bY. -IIIU..-,pulor.Rom . '!llounday Mornln« wonhlp 11 :00 a.m. JI:SU!! CHRIST. Elder Jo!MI Millet. BI1'hu.....,y. l ; 30 p.m . (MtY,.Irel. Dort E. lllnoa, 01_.« atCIIrllllln£8c~ i1drrn ·11 Ourr1111 .• . m .: lunda~' ~n · ble Slucly, Wcdneodoy 7:30 p .m .; Sunday KENO ChuRCH or CHRIST, Oliver catlon; Lloyd Wrillll, ..Uiaol. lulidly In~ 11<'1'\'k'C, 7: tlll p.m.: W...t..,... a v l"'fn · Schoollllo.m .; Sunday nlgl11 service, 7:30 swain. Supt. Suaday School t:30 a.m. tvSciiOOI t: 30 a .m .; MomiDI wonbll> 10: 30 lnR Youna- Ladifl' Al!JlillarY.:_ 6: 00 p.m . t,Y-k. a.m.: Choir proctlce, - Y 6:311 p.m.; wronm"'" FamilY Wonlllp J • 00 p.m. P·j':QMEROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS, HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION , Rev. Eventna •onhlp 7:311 p . m. WeilModiY HIIZEI. 'coMMUNITY CHURCH; near · Harrlsonvlllet Road. Davld f"M'rell , pas · 'Tom lllalon. paolor. lllmdl~ SciiOOI 1:301. Prayer allllllllelludy, T; 30 p .m. Lona fkltlom. EdSPI H•r1· plt tor . Sunda~ lor; Cllnloo Faulk, Sunday School Supl .: m.; Evonlna service 7:30p.m . Wedftflday DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, !l<'hool 9: 30 a.m.: worohl'l,.IO:iiO . pra~r IIIHIInl7; 30 p .m. Chllrl!l Ru,..ll Sr.. mlnfoter. Rl<k Ma- Sunday School 9: JO a.m.; morniAA WOt'· Pravel' mretlna. 71~ ~. rn , undaPTI . · ST ship. 11 a .m .; Sunday evenlnR te-rvice-7: 30 B ARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF oombor. sup!. Sunday !khool 8: ll o.m.: M.I DDLEJ'ORT FREEWILL BA p.m. Prayer MH-tlna:. Wedneday, 7::.l p. CH iST. O...nt Wordel1, mlnlllfr. Blblo Wonblp ...-vtce 10: 30 e.m. Bible s ludy, CHURCH. Corotr Alb ,,.. Plum. Rolp~ c1111 9:30 1.m.: Montini Worabip 10: 30 a • m. Tundoy. 7:ll p.m. Cu ...lll. pllllor. SundaY SciOlOIIO. OOo.m .. SYRACUSE FIRST CHVRCH OF GOD. m.; Eve•tna Wonhlp 8:30p.m. Wedllfl· REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JE:IIUS Momln.Worsldp, li:OO a.m.; Wed~eo:y · dly Bible Sllldy_l: 30 p,m. . CHRiST OF LATI'EII DAY SAINTS. J'ort. non·PentK'051al. Joy Clark, pastor. Wor· ond SoturdoY EverolRf S.rvl<fl •I ; p. ' ship M'rvl.,. Sundly 10 a.m.; SUnclly NEW mVJ:IlSVIU.E COMMUNITY t...·RociH !!old. WIUIIm lllcNill, peotor. School 11 a.m . Eventna worship service CllllliCH , SUodoy SciiOOI lfi"VI~, 1:4$ a. m. Llodo Evau. church ocllool dlre<IOr . • 8 Rt. 124 a nd Co. Rd . 5. Mark SH'v<>rs, mini stt>r. Sunday & hoo t Supt . Stt"V<' Picke-ns . Sund ay SC hool 9: 30a .m .: Mor n t n~ wor· shi p tO: :lO a. m.: EvC' nlnR wor shtp·7 p.m. Wednt>sday worship 7 p.m . ST. PAUL - LUII'HERAN CHURCH, Corne-r Svcamort> and Second Sts., p 0 • meroy. Th(' Rev. William Mlddl(>swarth. pstor, Su nday SC'hoo l 9: 45 a.m.: Church serv lce 11 a.m. SACRED HEART CHURC H. Ms~r. AnthOny Glan namor e. Ph . 992·!i~. Saturday Evenln2 Ma ss 7 : :ll p.rn.; Sunda)' Mass. R a. m . and 10 a.m. Contessloil.s one half hoUr before each M a~s . ceo classeS. ll a .m . Sunday. VICTORY BAPTIST, ~25 N. 2nd Sl., Middleport . Ja mes E . K f'E'Sf't"', pastor . ., S · U... ~ y morn In~ wors hiP 10 il.m.: E v.. n· tng servlc{' 7 p .m .; Wt"drwsda y ('venin~ wors hip 7 p.m. Vis ll atlon, Thursday 6: :iO P - ~ftiNITY CHRIST IAN AS.<:;,EMBLY . CoolvillE>. GII)J('rl Spencf:'r, pastor. Sunday Schoo19: .10 a.m.: Morning spr\•l('e, 11 a .rn . Sur1da¥ tve nl nR servlc-C' 7::10 p. m .; Midw~k prayer SE>rvl ce Wf'dn('Stlay 7: 30p.m . MT. OL IV E COMMUNITY CHURCH, Lawrrnre Bush, pastor. Max f"olmPr, Sr. · 1 "'o ship ~S upt ...Sun d a)' Sch00 I a n d Mor n n2 n r 9: :JO a .m . : Sunday evenln~ Sf'rvlcf'. 7 p.m .: Youth m eetinjl and Blblt- Study. Wedn(>S· da0N~.fE~ FA ITH CHURCH, Rt . 7 on Po" mt>ro y B,v-Pass. Rrv . Robert Smith . Sr. . pastor. R<'V . •Ja mes Cu ndiff, asst.. pastor . ' S h 1 9 on M tno ~: or S • un d av · c 00 · :oMJ a .m .; orn l"t • s hip 10: 30 a. m.: EvC'ning worship 7:.10 p. m . Women's Fell ows hip. Tue.lljday. lO a. m . Wedn(lsday nl~hl prayt'r Sl'n!IC'l' 7: :lO p .m . -FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad • M s d s h 110 a .m .; Mo rn ;ott., ason. · un ay · c oo ln2' worsh ip 11 a.m .: Evf" nlng sNvice 6 p. m . Pray('r m£'f'tl n ~ a nd Bi ble Stud,Y Wl'd - ne;.~~E~f' 7iuN BAPTIST. R f'\" . Nyle Borden. pastor. Cornelius Bunch. sup!. .Josc,>h B. lt os leln, , Evangrollst. Sunda~ Blblf> Studv 9 a.m .: Worship 10 a.m.: Sunday l'\"(•n.!n• !i£'f"ViCf' at tlp.m .: Wt'lln<'SdaySNVIN' 7 p.m. PENTECOS1'AL ASSEMHL'V, Racine, RL 124. William Hoba ck, pastor. Sund ay School 10 a .m .: Sunda y evenin~ Sf'rvlce 7 , p.m . Wf'dnesda y evrnlng setvi('E" 7 p.m. CARPENTER 8APTtST.l>on Cht"ad iP, " Supl . Su nda y Sc hool 9:30 a .m . Morning . Wors hip 10: :ma. m. Prayf'r s"rvlc€'. a11ernatt' Sun davs . MIDDLEPORT PE'NTECOSTAL. Third Ave. Rflv . Clark Bak('r. paslor. Carl ~of· ... s c:-~ s :.m . ·" ·J . ~ d linji;ham, Sunday .-...: hool · upt. un ay Sc-hool 10 a. mI . with1 I'c lassC'S for a ll ages. E 1 w~ d Bl vPn " Iii: serv <'t"S a 'p.m . <:unf'S ay · bl£' study at 7: :t.O p.m . Youth Sfrvlces Frl · da'-.·'' at 7:JO p.m. ECCI.E:S IA F'EI.LOWS HI P, l:nl Mill St .. Mlddlt>porl. Broti\t>r Chu ck McP hf'rson, pastor. Sund~y Sehool 10 <~ . m .: Su nday PV(.lnin g s€'1'\'IC't\s at7 p.m . a nd W<'dncsday scrvl('('s at 7 p.m. NTIQUITY BAPTIST. Earl Shul£'r , pastor . Sunda y ~hool 9: ;'\0 a.m.: Chu rC'h Sf'rV\C1', 7 p.m .: Youth m~lln~. 6 p.m . Tut>sday_BlbiP STudy at 7 p. m . FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSF.. 3:1045 Hila nd Road. Pomeroy . Tom Ke lly .. pas· lor. Dann~· LamJxtrt, S. S. SupL Sund ay morning sf'rViC'£' at 111 a .m .; Su nd ay ('venIn~ scrv lc(' 7:.11) p.m . Tu(>Sday and Thurs· da y Sc-rvlcf''i at 7: :\0 p.m . WORD OF FA ITH , 9.1 Mill St. , MiddJp. port. Richard Stf:'war t. pastor . Sunday mornl ne: ~rrvkr 10 a.rn .: Sunda;v f've nlnR T d 1 Blbl• 1 d 1" 7: ,. .tu . UI'S a~ morn n~ .. s u y ,.a.m. WPdnl'sda v ('VO n l n ~ 7:30 p.m . Thu sday mo 1·nin g vid~o with Ke-nnf'th Cop4.>la nd 10 a.m.; F'rlda v f'V£'ninR vldro with l<ennelh · CoJK>lanU . 7::l0 p.m. NEW HAVE N CHURC H OF THE NA· ZARF:NE . Rl;'\'. (; l('ndon Stroud. pa,;tor. Su nday ~hoo l 9 : 30a . m .; Worshlp srrvic<', 111:.10 a .m .; Youth Sl'rvic(' Sunday 6:15 p. m . Sunday tlV('ntn~ Sl'rvi('(' 7: 00p .m . Wf1d nt'Sd3y Pray£~ r MC"etl nR a nd Blbl£' STudy . 7 00 : N~..\~E SETTLEMENT CHURC H. Surl· da.v ahPrnoon SM'vlcrs a t 2: 30, Thursday rv(' ntn Jt ~C'rv !C'l"S at 7::10. P IRST BAPTIST CHURC H. Mason. W. va . Pastor . Bill Murphy. Sunday Sc hool 10 a.m.: Sunda y I'\'Pnlng 7: :JJ p.m. Pra ypr · m('(ltln g a nd Biblf' study W£1dne-sday. 7: 111 p.m . Ev<'ryonc· wc lcomC'. RUTLAND F'RF.E WIL L BAPTIST. Sa lt\m St. R1•v. P 11ul Taylor. PiJ~ I or . Sunday s d 7 ·• Sc hool 10 a. m.;. un ayeyf'-11 1OR :. I p.m .; Wrtlnf:'sda~· C'vc•n tn ~ prayer mCf'liRIO: 7::l0 p.m . N SOI.JTH BET HEL NEW TF.STAME T CHURCH , Sllvf'r Rldg:(' , Duan(' Syde n· strlckt'r , pastor. Sund ay SC'hool 9 a. m.':" Churc h ser,'il'<' 10 a .m. Biblr Study Wedne5day at 7::10 p.m. Jun(' thru SeptembE'r, 7 p.m. De Iober thru May. Sunday evE' nlftR Fellowship 7 p.m . Jun(' thru Septembrr. 6 p.m. October lhru May . ~~~~~----~---------------, -~ ~ ..• Sermonette ...•• , "'• ~ Clriitmas Is here artd I'm not ready! It seems like we just threw out the turkey bones, the left-over dressing after three days, and now It Is just four days lUI Christmas. The Christmas tree IS up, the Christmas fudge IS made. the Christmas programs at the church are sad. We a!sil have several parties to attend, a school choir recital to go to. It's kind of hard to get In the Christmas spirit with 70 degree temperatures. and yet It's coming. We have to buy for mom and dad, and for a sister In F1orida. It's going to be touch and go getting packages to Indiana and F1orlda before the big day. I'm stUI working on Sunday's Christmas message. My, I'm sure not ready for Christmas yet. But, walt a minute. What Is Chri stmas? Is It the packages, the partieS, the tree and candy and the gifts? The true meaning of Christmas Is to celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesw; Christ. To remember that lllght thousands'of years ago. a babe was born In Bethlehem's stable and was wrapped in swaddling clothes and laldtn .."• . ~ ..... ~ • ,. a manger. The baby was born th;at we might live. Our lives today are wrapped In the beautiful wrappings of a baby that day so long ago. You see, He was the promised Messiah, the Savior or the world. He came, He Uved, He died, 'that we might have life, a nd life more abundant. everlasting lite. If we celebrate Christmas In the light, II our main Interest Is to put Christ back Into Christmas, and In our lives, then truly we are ready tor Christmas. Hey, everyone, I am ready for Christmas. See you In church this Sunday before Christmas. - David Mann , First Baptist Church , Pomeroy, Ohio. ..... .." ." •• •••rd See Your Local Ford . Dealer! .. 992-3840 r ., Middleport· Middleport ·-....: ~ ·r. Pomeroy, Oh. l.--~~~~~~------~~~~----~----~:-----:---:-~~· - '• 7:00p.m . 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FOR YOUI SlOPPING CONVENIENCE •· . ,MONDAY, DECEMBER 24TH 9. AM •. TIL· 8 P~N).~GALLIPOLIS STORE . MO"DAY, QECEMBER 24TH 9 A.M.. TIL - 7 P.M.~ MIDDLEPORT STORE ' ' .. • ' _..,.,.,0110 45760 =-·-··---.-.----~-·-··-··--1----~- .' .' ..• L..r t i'; . .. . ' ' . 1 . . ' :In the tpotlight: ... WARDRoBE,. . . .. . ' : '• '*" .. I ' -· .. . .· AWEEl$ -WORTH OF EARIIICSI ~ ~~ ~ ·Of •.The .w.k. " . .. .. ,. • 1,'' {' ~ ' , ~ 4 HAND PAINTED . . BISQUE PORCELAIN REG. 114.99 AMERICANA . AL .fBIRDS . '25:• Value For Pierced Ears And Comes With ALiletlme Cua~antee $_i! 9.9 .' nanD POLISHID 24·% U ' REG • s.9o99: •11:"" CRYSTAL •·•·····---·~-,....,.......-. ·,TOOTHPICK HOLDERS IE~. s1.99 .• . I <<""' .' ., I / I... • 9 9 ( I 3 Snl£5 ... ~C!Oiilllillbiol lliiCk .... and seMng ' ' t \ PETITf·j· 'ONAL -7 . j ...,. Room "-111-go!p ~ •• lifts easily oH the fold· i\ ,.~ REGUlAR S14.79 .... ,. WOOD AND BRASS TABLES:. : I' r· . Veneer Top With Tubular Tube Legs COMES IN REG; ~9.99 3 DIFFERENT ' $ 99 ' ' sftli!s 1Qo - FAMILY - - TOP ..... · -r~ AdMit orWI._. ipl..e! Cor D(Two Pac:k) · ·:· or 9 Volt $169 . · AA Size - · (4 Pac:k) SOUP SET - ~ ..... I orw ...... · ·111111!1...... . ' fJc>od cooking deserves . EIERGIZER ceramic urn with liic:over and serving spoon jico:mes with matching bowls will complement any ~o~Ue•u~Jtuu~ soup. 1 $21 5111r • • • • • $ 12'''" Spot Fluorescent Flasher Spot/Flasher Fluorescent/Flasher ' . ' anv comer end comer more C(!mpllments by proudly showceelng yvur plenllo piJUiw end brlc a brK In lhlllwldlome , wood '"""~lal dlspleystaDdl . UGI{F()R DARK WOOD. ~, p .., Toroutaham,placethemeatoo a rack In a shellow routing pan. Insert a meat .thermometer In the thickest· part, but do nor allOw It to touch the bottom of the pan or a bone.Beketnaslowoven(325deg.. . until done - the Internal tempera· ture registers 140 deeJ'eeS tor fully cooked or canned hams and 100 degrees for cook·before,eatlng barns and loins. "Cook before.EatiDg" are ptcnlc.· shoulders and shOulder rolls should be cooked to an Internal tempera· tureof170degtees.Curedl}amscan ' be glaUd about half an bour before the end of the cooking time. For easter slicing allow a ham to stand 10 to 20 minutes after removing It from the oven. y.'hen the s~l meal Is over be sure to. store the llam carefully. Left-over portions of ham should be wrapped_or covered with platte food wrap and stored In the coldest part oftheregrlgeratorwlthlnonetotwo hours after serving. Ham slices can also be frozen for one to two months. Frozen cured meat loses quality rapidly and It Is not reconuilendecl that you freeze tt longer than two months before using. , . '· Left-over ham can he used tn a variety of ways Including ham loaf, macaronle and cheese with bam cubes, barbecued ham, ham salad and, one of our favorites, split peat SY2 11 BEAR BANKS •Brighten SCREWDRIVER SET • 6 Assorted Stylis Delight 1 holne henclytMn REGULAR '2.99 ................ldt.liat ••• I Ju I ... 1111110 III wllid -.~or envJob. ~--. II In ln._ !II 1qd CMY .c:.e; REG. S17o99 ' ,S4,,. ;: Christmas Eve·se~ices . plarined at .Holzer ' led by Lund . Plans for the Ch.r lstmas Eve Tile :JO.mlnuie ·service will In· Service In the hOsplt~ chapel are elude the singing of favorite being completed at the Holl.er Christmas C3f!IIS, reading of Chrlst· Medical Center for the patients and mas scriptures, a sermonette, their families or frle~. prayer and Holy Communion, The Rev. Arthur C. Lund, which will be offered for those who Director of the Chaplaincy ServJ. wish to receive II. Special vocal ces, has announced that members ,, music wiU be Included In the of the Wesley Weds Class of the evenllig service. A woodwind en: Grace United Methodist Church In semble from the Kyger Creek High . Gallipolis, will be delivering gifts, School Band wW play prior to the homemade Christmas cacds, service at 6:45 p.m. Corrine .Lund : candy and the Christmas scriptures ..w au of the hqspltal patient(~. This wiU be the organist for the evetilng' s service. ;owUI he the ninth year that the · The VOlunteer Service League ·:W~ley_ Wed!! .~ .h as partlct· · a nd Red Cross Gray Ladles are In : Mted In the Chrlstma~ Eve _ ..... \ charge of deCOrating the chapel and , .......,rvance. French 5oo Room for the Christmas ; · At 5:45 p.m. on ·Christmas Eve, · season. . ~he group will meet In the holipltal's Traitsporttng the patients to and : main lobby with Dow Saunders, from the Christmas Eve events will ' . ·~tor of Social Services. . be members · of the VOlunteer · Tile Rifts for the pattent.l are : being handmade and donated by staff directed Blazer, • groups from throughout the area. l..eaiUebyendSarah· the hoSpital Service : .'niey Include the ·Pt. Pleasant ·R .N., Evenlni Supervilor. The Chrlstmas Events Commit· · .Presbyterian Church; M~lonary tee of the VOlunteer Chaplains . .Women of Racine Baptist Churcl! In Association, which ·planned the : Racine; the 1~ · of Faith Luthe- ' evening's activities, Include Rev. · .ran Church In Jackson; the Haer l:iennan Stewart, chairman, Trin· Bears 4-H Club of Pt . . Pleasant, Ity Wesleyan. Church, Oak Htll; . W.Va.; The HI·Y Club of the· Pt. Rev. fU!:bard Rpthernlch, Rock , ·Pleasant High School; and the Springs United Me.thodlst Church, . · ladles of the Enterprise United • Methodist Church, Pomeroy. , In addition, Christmas cards • have been created and donated by , WASHINGI'ON (APJ -Proves· ~hool children from PORjei'Oy teen products, which are added to Elementary School and Sh&wnee Elementary School. Each pallen,t 'animal feeds to Increase protein, have been tested ~th pigs, wiU receive a handmade gift and a _chickens, ftsh1 shrimp and other Christmas .card. At 7 p.m. oo animals and have lllcreased their : Monday, the Christmas Eve wor· growth rates, reports Dr. John ship service wUI take place In the Norell, president of Proyeata", Corp. chapel. 'f'!1ls service will be for The dried yeast protein products are patients, their families or visitors, . manufactUred In a plant In Bartles· along with members of the staff and ville, Okla. their families or guesls, and wiU be _ . Pomeroy; and Rev. Malcolm Miller IU, Pleasant Presbyter· lan Church, aloDg with hospital staff members Dow Saunders, Ptrector of Social Services; Ginger Tayntor, Director of VolunteerSe!vlces; B.J. Hairston, ' R.N., teer Chaplain Rev. and Mrs . Robert Robinson and several Sunday School children from the Heath United Methodist ChurCh In Pomeroy to produce a special devotional program called " A F a m i i Y I - - - - - - - - - -........- - - - - - - - - ·:'e~~~:~~~~i:hC:~ Other special television pro· grams have .Included "Dial-A· Carol" by the Gallla County Senior Citizens "Old Tyme Chorus" under the direction of Ethel Robinson; and the New Haven United Methcr dlst Church Choir, the Rev. John Campbell, director, pastor and volunteer chaplain; the Handbell Choir from Cbrlst U,nlted Methodist Church, Jackson, and a brass ensemble frotn the GaUiaAcademy High School. Gallipolis. The "Mes· slab" presented by The Grande Chorale and Community Chorus was also shown . Pt: Rev. Lund. Families or friends of patients who will be visiting with them, on Chrlstmas Eve are Invited to attend the chapel service with the patients: Those who cannot go to the chapel will be ahle to watch the worship service over closed circuit televl· ston In the hospital room. In addition, the Christmas Events Committee has planned Other activitieS. utilizing the televl· slon facUlties of the Holzer Medical Center. Schoonover assisted volun· Chrtstmas. '' rr.~iiiiiii~iiii~~~iii~ii~;3~i~l RACINE, OH . Merry Christmas FIOM JOAN & lEV TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATE, WE'RE HAYING A ·cHRISTMAS SALE SAl., ·DEC. 22 & 'MON~, DEC. 24 TOYS, BAnERIES & VARIETY OF PUZZLES, SATIN BEUS & OTHER UNADVERTISED SPECIALS EACH DAY • Jol1 U1 lot Cooklu, Co/111 I. C••dg lo1 ·th• Chlld111 LADIES ALL BLOUSES 1/2 PRICE • SLACKS .1/2 PRI~E · F/1./DAY ONlY F~DAPOIIlf 4TOI , I REGULAR S19o97 ~.-~~ ~. • - ' ;r,n PERSONAUZED CHILDREN~S PICTURE S14'' · Fancifully decorated mirrom lure a child's own or nn•''•;JI photo..~hoice of designs. 364 JACISON Pill GAWPouS. OliO 45631 716 NORTH 2ND 511iET JIIDDLEPOIIY,OIIO 45760 MOONl/SNT MADNEISFwtoav NIGHT 7 P.M. TlllO P.M. lEG: '2.99 ' ALL '. :.S399 ... ' ., 1 36 HOOK ·AUTOMATIC CHRISTMAS .BELLS I. r TI'E BAR' . ' '· .. REGUlAR S1,99 . .. \ .: arG. •s:oo ,1/2 PIICI . 1/2 PIICI IOXID CAIDS, DECOlAnONS, CANDlES DOXOL PROPANE HAS MOVE'D INTO •• . . .S AID LADIES ....... - 1/2 PRICE SATURDAY f TO 8 GIRLS WE ARE LOCATED IN THE ASHLAND BUILDING · ON ROUTE 124 IN MINERSVILLE For Regular $ervice · or fo~ Prices . HOUSE SLIPPERS A NEW LOCATION Call 992-5097 ·. . 4TO I BUCKEYE GAS PRODUCTS "• 11 e ..y-c~~re burl·teip tabla, Ideal for teMng. tt..e eldra go VILLAGE CUT RATE lADIES TABLES ' "CHRISTMAS _________ $199 $299 a·-.. ' c-[ SETOF3 You11 get compl"'-11 on thete rich, 7:~ TESSIE IS CRAn SHOP . • REG• . ...• soup,uslnguptheboneforahearty, rupben'lelororangeslleea. .---~·-------"-:· flavortul winter sup. A tray~ sliced Did you know that: Pork comes . ham In the refrigerator will he from .ODe of our earliest domestl· great for snacks. and sandwiches cated animals with smolleckured · too' ' ham dating back the rarthest of all · preii!I'Ved meats. A .three ounce : Ham Is high In nutritive value. serving of ham without the fat 3rd St01 lad-. Oh. Pork Is an excellent source of removed has 245 calories. VItamin B1 (thiamine•. and allo All educaiJonal programs and PH. 949-3004 supplies other B vltamlns,lrqn, and activities conducted by the Ohio Open Mon.-Sal • protein. Even calorie watchers can Cooperative Extension Se!vlce are D M.C I:\(»SS......o.......o;.. 29 Include pork In the family meal. A avallabletoaUpotentlalcltenteleon o o •• fhree..counce ,se!'vlng of cured bam a non-discriminatory basis without ltcl Heart YAIM...... S1 with the fat trlmmed off contains regard to race, color; national ~•·"·f~ about 1ti0calorles. origin, sex, handicap Qr religious 1111 Whetber or nor a ham Is on yoor amllatton. · shopping list for the family Chrlst· r---------.....:.._,..~ _.t mas gathering this year, 1 hope the day Is a happy one for you" and your . family. For your holiday parties a nutritious and tasty puJ1Ch recipe follows : Happy ~ l'1llicli 1/4 cup ctnnemon candles 12 oz. frozen' orange juice concentrate 4 cups water · 64 oz. cranberry· raspberry julce 32 oz. ginger ale 10 oz. raspberries or strawberries • WOIU.D IIE>OND (optional• 'rOUR EXF:f:RIENCE. Add cinnamon candles to thllfour BUONO \OUR IMAGINATKJN.. cupsofwaterandstlralidcookuntll candles are dissolved. Combine alllngredUints In"pWlch bowl. Garnish with strawberry slices or Made by man REG. S11.99 3-TIER WOOD STAND ::rorner. . C:onve11lnfly "EVEREADY" -••ralc< i ve serving dishes. lEG. $18.87 . IIICIIIIfll. · a fully cooked bam may help to Improve tenderlieu and add nutrl· tlonal !Ia~, depending qn the . Christmas Day Ia just ai'OUIId the glaze and/or apll.'es Uled. Part of traditional holiday Some hamshavetobetl)oroughly :.eetebr!ltlons Is the Chrlatmas cooked.beforeeatlng,whlchmeans • diJiner featuring JWn or turkey. thlt none of the coolclq was done • With this In mind, 'In the Spotlight by the manufacturer. H then! Isn't a ·. :-today features Ideas for seli!cttng, lebelonthehamyousbouldaaswne , ·cooking and storing bam product~. that the ham, should lie thoroughly . , Ham 1s avalla6Je tn . a wide cooked before eatiDg. Ham libeled variety .of forms lncluclng fresh, "cook before eating" ,should be cured, canned or cured, end cooked to arr Internal temperature . smoked. A cured bam 1a one that , f# 100 d~ for optimum flavor · has been pumped before sinoklng and tenderness. with curing Ingredients such as salt, : sodium or potaSBium nitrite and . Another .thing to look for at the sugar which have been dissolved In market Is the type of ham. You can • water. select from whole hams, Jxme.ln During smoking; hams lose some bam, seml·boneless or boneless · of their moisture from the cure. Iiams . •Depending on your family 's , Hams that return to their orlglnal likes and preferences, choose the ; ~t are labeled "Ham"; when one that best suits your purposes. · hams return to es much as 10 Also consider the cost per serving • percent added weight, ' they are and cost per pound before purchas: referred to as "Ham, water tng a ham. Allow one-fourth to : ·added." . one-third pound per serving for · : Read the label carefully to SEe If bOneless ham and one-third to : ·the ham has been smoked or one-half pound per serving bor · : :fully-cooked by the mariur'actUrer. bone-In ham. · Ham that 11 labeled fully cooked All types ot ham should be stored ·.has been smokes and cooked to an 'In tllelr original wrapping "In tbe · :·Internal temperature of at least 150 refrigerator. The date on the label : degtees and does not require wllltallyoutheappi)lVedlengthfor · further heating. At our house, we storage time. Check the Iebel for : prefer to decorate the ham with • additional Instructions. Canned : <:loves, pineapples and cherries hams may be kept unopened In the : before baking lt. Heating or baking refrigerator for stx months. ll;rClwiJOivert CtuaiJ E , ' n Apnl 11111118 J:co,.ou**/4-H ' lllllf\l "-· ,. · • ~• .,._,.,. .21, 18M;: Christmas hams, how to cook, store them for holiday . Serve ·•em In 1tyle with ·"-: ,., '''· WOOD BUTLER TABLE · . 0' / .. , -,c~uri<J"· ~~4 " I Biq \/,due.,! Biq . •Ji~ ., . /. t _.L. .AST MINUTE ·PRICE BUSTERS/ ·.,___,_.:----·-----·...... 'WEEKLY .. .' . . . . . 716 NOITH 2ND SDEn · 364 JACKSON PIKE GAWPOUS. OHIO U631 . 1he Daily Sentinel BY The .Bend ., I • LADIS DRESS I CASUAL . ·aoOTS BOOTS .lf2 PRICE SUNDAr Olltr tt·S VALUES TO flUS . 1f2 PRICE IIIIIlA r Olltr 12·5 OPEN. SUNDAY ·12-5 �' Pomerov-Middlapon, Ohio • Frtdliy,_Deoember 21, 1884 Orgaruzations meettngs ......-- Looai 'Briefs: . . . . . .--. Steer weigh-in acheduled · Middleport UMC Mae FollrOd; secretary rt PfOII'Ill!l WUUam McDonald, afoimer school. 1be Middleport United Methodist resources, 'l'llelma Hender10n; pdnclpal. McDonald was an educa· Church women met recently at the · oomlnatln(l' committee, Gertrude tor In VInton County who wrote a Robln!on, Martha Poole and truestoryofabenevolentSantawho home~ Mrs. James Clatworlhy. . for IJiaiiY years delivered gUts to The mEeting opened with a Thompson. The ,IOCiety signed Chrlstrpas needy farnllletlln the area. pletude of Christmas Carols led by Followtng the businesS meeting, Joann Robinson. Devotions were cards for Emma Lou Finch, June Stearns, Kate . Rodehaver, Geneluncheon was served to38members given by Betty Fultz and a solo " In . vleve Guthrie, Osle Hen~n and with Fern Grimm giving devotions. the Bleak Midwinter" was SUJii by Colonel John Taylor. Gifts Will lJil : Hostesses were Roberta Wilson, Mrs. Robinson. sent to shut-Ins, Mrs. Guthrie and · Fern Grimm, Fay Sauer, LucWe .. During a brlef business meeting, ' Mrs. HenderSon; and to miUtary Smith Avis Frecker Margaret reports on circle activities were WINNER - Katb1ea1 Slfe given and circle projects from the · serviceman, Colonel TaylOr, com· P~. C&rolyn ~. Ca· Parker, dqhter ol Mr. IIIII mander of Edwards A.FB, ro1yn Smi!h, Wykle Whitley, Mary past year were reviewed. · Mrs. Leland Parlier,_.....-, . · Vlr(l'llila Reibel, ,Beatrice Reinhart The p~am. presented by California. · roy, has beer! named a wt.- ill A l!1tt exchange and drawing or and Joan Hayes. Juanita Bachtel, focused on the an ~ulural education ~ Donna Weber and Chris Rouse Cluistrnas carol, "0 Uttle Town of 1!*15 secret pal names concluded tbe larsldp at Ohio State U!!lvenMy . entertained with duets at the plano. Bethlehem," with special emphasis meeting. where she 18 a junior. II & Others present were Martha Songs lnduded In their presentation on the phrase "little town." dual IIUIIor ID ap1culhiral • ElliOt, Clara FoUrod, Nina Robin· were "Parade o! tbe Wooden Hos~es!!es were Jean Ann Brad· cadon and ap1eu11ura1 meeJuut. bury, Scotty Hayes and Emily son, Icy Taylor, ,Doris Dillinger, Soldiers.'' '"Toyland," "March of lzation and sy~~tem~~. 8be at-. SpragUe, wpo served· a salad and Clarence Henderson, Richard theToys" and"WhatCbudisThls." tended se88lon8 of the American The 18 members attending from sandwich course from a table Spencer arid Clair E. Follrod. Society of Agrk:ultaral En&lNext_ meeting will be Jan, 5, place Meigs County In addition to the decorated. for the holidays. Plates neers held In New Ode "'• La!· · to be ailriounced later. hostesses were Nellie Parker Nan were decorated with favors. thl8 week. Parker II a member Moore, Emily s~'rague, Becky AJl!llnsettladoorprlzewaswonby . . . Zurcher, Rosalee Story, Donna · or the AgricuiA!ral Edueallon El17.abeth Mourning. Society, the Fann Bureau Alpha Omi~ron Chaplet: of Delta Jenkins Chtls Rouse Dorothy Youth, and the Ag Mech Club. Kappa Gamma, which Includes Woodard and Ann Turne~. J~ckson, VInton and Meigs Coun· Upon graduation she Jll8a. to ·Alfred UMW held tlif!!lr Christ· reach vocational ~ 011 1 ties, ·met recently at the Ohio ~-lu _ · , S Au~,;1,;"1J' mas carry-In dinner at the church, UniverSity 1nn for · an annual L41U~ the high !K:boollevel. Re :lp i 4 Dec. 16. ' Christmas luncheon. of the scholarsblp II1UIII demod. A report on the community . · Rev. Archer Installed officers: The bUsiness session w~s opened strate need, scholanhlp, calle&e halloween party was ·given at a president, Nellie Parker, vice by President Jean Ward. · and community ·acUvltle& and recent meeting of the Bashan president, Florence Spencer; secreMaryann Slnunons, program worthy vocadonal objectives. : Ladles Aux!Uary held at the fire tary, Martha Poole; treasurer, Osle a letter from house. I Beckie Pullins presided a t the ,.---------~­ meeting which opened with tile pledge to the flag and the Lord's Prayer In unison. A vote of thanks New Year's Eve was given to those who donated Dance 9 p.m. to candy and as~ ted with the party. · I a.m. Nati-1 .J Costume piizes were won by Guard Armory Jeremy Osborne, Alex Chaffee, SJS Por Couple ' AHson Rose, age one to three; Mike I.Y.O.I. Laughery, John Matxon, Jamie Tickets may bt Osborne, four to six; Wlllle Adams, purchM 01 Fruth Jeremy Jackson, and Kelly Pharmacy, or ~Y • Spencer:, seven to nine; and Tlnuny caiUng: Clem; Terri Roach, and Gretta 304-675-3950 or 304-675-1393. Riffle, 10to12. TysonRosewonlnthe Couples Only ....,,_.. cake walk, Danielle Kibble, and Jlll ~ ...:..._.-:...;) -~ Holter, lhe·door prizes. Anna CANTATA - ' Member~ ol the choir of 8ea&h U!!lted Methodll!lt Cburch In Middleport, pictured, ,wDI preaent the cantata. "Carol of Cbrllimas" at the clmdt a& 10: ~ a.m. Suncla.v· The pubHc Is welcome. .. ' • . Calendar· SUNDAY The children's Cluistmas program will be held at 7: 00 p.m. Sunday at the Racine First Baptist . Church. The pubHs is Invited. · public Invited. RACINE - Christmas program at Mt. Morlah. Church of God, Racine, 7 p.m. SUnday with RACINE - .• CHESTER - The Living Word Church of God, Chester, will present a Christmas program Sunday evening at 7 p.m. The play "Bethlehem Alley" will be featu~ as well as special singing by "Sunrise." The publlc is lnnvlted. .Happenings . Open house • • • POMEROY ...:. The fourth . Pomeroy church has announCed. plans for an open house this · Sunday in observanCe of the Cluistmas season. Announcing plans for an open : house Is Grace Episcopal Church. The affair will begin at : 12 noon and run until 7 p.m. with • a cantata to be given between 5 and 7 p.m. Refreshments wlll be : served durlng the open house. .. · ': : ~ , F ORANGE TWP - Orange Township Trustees will hold their regular meeting at 6 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 28, to close out business for 1984 with the meeting to be held at the home of the clerk, Nina Robinson. Libraries closed • : New Years : Eve party : RUTLAND - A New Year's - Eve party with music by Sound • Express wUI be held on Dec. 3l from 9 p.m . to 1 a.m. at the Rutland Civic Center under the sponsorship of the Rutland Lions : Club. There wUI be free refresh· • · ments and party favqrs. Tickets at Sl5 a couple and $7.50 single :" : may be purChased at the • · ~ Rutland Department Store, : : MUiers Brothers, Pizza Dan's or : • from club members. .. . Plan meeting ' ' 1.t:Buffet RUTLAND - A New Year's Dane will be held Monday, Dec. 31, 9 to 1 a.m. at the Ell Denison Post ·467 In Rutland. Dinner will . be at 10: 00 p.m. The cost is $14 a couple and $7 a single. Reserva· lions may be made by calling 742-2544, . held recen~ly by SWCD • Approximately 25 people at· reported that 9,!XXI acres· of soli ; · tended the Chrlstmas buffet pro- mapping has been completed thus ;vided by the Meigs Soil and Water far this quarter by the Meigs <;onservation District Ladles AuxH· County Soil Survey Crew. ., i!~fY preceding the December board Tom Theiss was elected as • meeting ot the Meigs SWCD board delegate for the Ohio Federation of o1 supervisors. Soil and Water Conservation Dl~~ :. . During the board meeting, coop- trlct's winter meeting to• be held : era tor agreements were approved .Jan. 22, 23 and 241n Columbus at the • tor David Koblentz, 237 acres In University Hilton Inn. Chester Township and Charles R. Theiss . a ppoint e d David Harris, 609 acres In Lebanon · Gloeckner to pick up·the Goodyear Township. Distinctive Service Award at the Gordon Gilmore, Soil Scientist, Federation meeting. · Campbell, Ky. Strlcker, an Infantryman with the First Battalion, 503rd Infantry, was previous!¥ assigned In Heilbronn, West Germany. I He Is a 1982 graduate of Point Pleasant High School, W.Va. .'' :·· ••. u. Adm1sslons ~ Gertrude An· drews, Pomeroy; Audrey Swett, Middleport. · Dlscbarges - Charles Bush. . . MOM PERRY'S .BOUNTY TABLE 138 Washington St. Rannswood, W. Va. game, "The Number.'' was 812. I~ the "Pick4" game, the winning number was 7635. at Most Stores f MelgsCountyCommonPieasJudgeCharlesKnlghlhasapproveda sale of property In Rutland VIllage In a suit tued by Neva Nicholson, Rutland, against Leland C. Wade and Evelyn E. Wade,Sprlngfleld,et al. It is further ordered thatthe MeigsCountysherlffconveythedeed to tbe real estate to Nicholson and that a land Installment contract between the parties be cancelled. Thecouri hasalsd approved a saleofpropertylnMlddleportVUiage in a suit fHed by General MotorsAcceptanceCorp., Columbus, against Edna Stobart, Middleport, et al. A ·deed to the .property Is to be dellvered 1by the sheriff to Farmers Home Administration. -- 18K 818nderd BASte Expandllblato84K Reg . 119.95 "As ·part of their regular pa!rols, .:": ThreecallswereansweredTh\lfS· .. day by units of the Meigs County the Department of Natural Resour· ces and volunteer firefighters will "",.u Ernefl!eiiCY Medical Service. · r At 10: 24 a ..m.. Middleport was continue to search the banks of the · ;:. called to Stonewood Apartments for rlver," Mullins said. The pilot of·lhe missing cnlft has Audrey Swett, to Veterans Memorbeen Identified as a free-lance )al. At 4:52 p.m., Middleport was · called to Middleport Hill for Shirley · photographer from Columbus, 28Jones, to Veterans Memorial, And year-old Paul Hawks. Hawks' )it 8:ffi p.m., Syracuse went to frlend, Hubert ''Burt" Harder, 28, also of Columbus, . a graduate :£econd Street for Lisa Smith, also to student at Ohio State University, ·:Vet~ans Memorlal. was believed to have been with him. I·Area deaths I Cloudy with a chance of showers tonigl)t. Lows near 40. Variable cloudineSs Saturday. Tempera· tures falling to the low 005 by evening. Thechanceofpreclpllatlon Is 40 percent tonight and 10 percent Saturday. Exrencled Ohio Forecast Sunday through Tuesday: A chance of rain or snow late Sunday and Monday. Fair Tuesday. Highs from the 005 to the lower 40s Sunday, In the :rJs Monday and from the mid 005 to the 40s Tuesday. Lows In theWs Sunday, between 15and 25 Monday and In the Ws Tuesday. A memorlal service for Sara Sally 'Murphy, R.N, 44, Portlaand, killed In an auto accident near Albany ·Monday, w.UI be held In Columbus at '7: 00 p.m. Saturday at the Broad Street Chr~tlan Church, located at ,21st Street and East Broad, one mile east of 1·71. Mrs. Murphy.was co-founder Of 'the Open Door Clinic In Columbus 1and worked for 14 years as a psychiatric nurse with the Colum· bus Area Community Mental Healtll Program. MON., DEC. 3' 1I 3:00-8:00 P.M. . . . $499 S~rim~. O~sters,. Frog Legs, Potato Sticks, Crab Legs, Cod Fillets, Om on Rmgs, Plus Fried Chicken, Steak and aGreat Salad and Desert Bar Included. WE WILL CLOSE AT 6:00 P.M. ON DEC. 23 AND REOPEN WED. ! DEC. 26 AT 6:00A.M. Batteries lor uch extra Patrolman• SW:-60 by Rtiallstic ' .,., · Cut Save Save '60 40% '30 . 13995 1077 6911 · ,..J Reg. 99.95 Hear the action on VHF Air-Hillo and UHF. Also tunes 6-18 MHz SW, AM and FM. AC/battery operation. #12·779 Weather .Sara Sally Murphy SEAFOOD FEAST SMOR.GAsBORD Ready to use with word processing, address/telephone direc· tory, appoint1nent scheduler, auto-dial communications and BASIC language. Typewriter-style keyboard. #26-3801 ....,_ 1;:-.:} 24K Model100. #26-3802. Reg. $799, Sale $599 ~1- "' {! been searching the banks of the rlver for two men that were believed to have been In the aircraft. Mullfus said the search will be continued as part of regular patrols by area officials. ;'.,,_ ·Emergency runs NEW YEAR'S EVE · Reg. 599.00 (ContlnuedfromPage1) uno!flclal basis. "We have caUed off our concentrated sear.ch for the plane," he said. Volunteer ~fighters have also ~ Save•200 There'll Never Be a Better Time to Get Into Computing! The name of Jeff McElroy was unintentionally omitted from the Meigs Junior High School 'second six weeks honor roll. I Model tOO by Radio Shack By Radio Shack Name omitted DIAMOND SAYINGS & LOAN From 9:00 A.M.-Noon CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn Thlll'8day night In the Ohio Lottery's dally I Property sale approved . Will Be At Wll8hlngton, D.C. Lottery requirement. All steers must be under the direct care of the 4-H or FFA member. No steer can be replaced after weigh-ln. Questions may be directed to John Rice at 992-6&96. $399~ . MASHED POTATOES, YIGITAIL£. lOLlS With Soup & Salad lor.......•4.99 OPEN SUNDAY I Ul-3 P.M.-MONDAY 5:30 A.M.-7 P.M. .. . Vete1'811ll Memorial : A marriage license has been issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Michael David Cunningham, 21, Ravenswood, W.Va., and Kellle Renee Powell, 21, ReedsvUie. SANTA CLAUS SATURDAY, DEC. 22nd . MEAT LOAF All steers must be castrated and dehorned prlor to weigh-ln. 'The t:ecommended steey weight at weigh-In Is !100 pounds, but It' !I not a Plane search· new:e With Soup I Salad lar ........•s.25 Marriage license issued .... Handing Out Treats $425! · : IARIECUED .SPAIE RIIS fWIIID POTATOES, YIGITAilE. 10115 County AlrpOr!. . Tbtoounty'allrportautborltyhu been J1Ven a ~.!XXI federalll'&llt for 1!8fety lmprovementl to the airport's rum\lay off U.S. 35. The authority received a $100,000 gr!l"t last year. ~ SUNDAY SPEC/All XENIA, Ohio (AP) - The Fedlrl1 AYIIdoll Admlnlltl'adollla puttlna bla money Into the GrM~e from .t._ ANNUAL DINNER - The Clletlter Ap1 Service held .. ...,;... ' hoUday get together with a buffet dinner a& the Melp lim. Severljl area fann larniHes altended to talk with COI1Ip8ll.)' repre~~entallves. Pictured at the meeting are front, Dale and Allee Kautz; back from left, David Smally, W.R. Grace (/o., Lancaster; Paul Badgett, Mid-Ohio Chemical Tennlnal, Ashland, Ky.;, Ron Fenslennaker, llekalb-Prber Graavllle; Jim PuiJina, Monsanto Co.;Lancaslerj Gene Mark. Seed, FAA supports county airport The annual Christmas Eve candlelight servlc;es will be held at the Trinity Church o1 Pometoy beginning at 7:00p.m. Quiet and meditation music wUI begin at 7 p.m . played by pianist Beth•Mayer and ·organist Ralph Werry. The prelude will be "The Shepherd and the An&els, " a plano and organ duet. The choir will sing "Look Back to Bethlellem" and "Song of the Hol Night" the cantata "SOng of the Holy Night." · Mrs. Lois Burt will slilg "0 Holy Night" and the singing o1 "SHent Night" a~d the tr(ldltlonal candlelight ceremony will ronclude the· " sevlces. Rev. W.H. Perrln wm have the scrlpture reading and the Christmas rileditatlon. Alfred UMW ... .. Candlelight service slated .Alpha Omicron POMEROY - The Pomeroy and Middleport Public Libraries will be closed all day on Dec. 24 and 25 and all day on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1 In observance of the holiday season. Dance set Allt.H and F'FA mernt.n plallniJIItolllblb.lt aiiiMI' p10ject at tlle l911lhe ·M elp County Fair are reml!!dld that the,._. we~&~~· in wUl be , let oa Saturday, Jan. 5, lllll5. · . 'Ibe ~·In llacbeduled tram 9 a.m. until U a.m. at the Melp ' Col!ntY Falr(l'rounda In the show arena. All steers must be wetgbed 1n and idelltltled at this tlme. · Memben should allo bring S'I.!!O to pay tor ttietr pictures for 19115. Ralgri> will he avallable free of charge for thole members who warit .' . • Ohio Fast, two-button dialing, touch-redial, mute. Pulse dial. Whita, #43-507. Brown, #43-508 . Not for coW, or party lines LCD Digital Watch Pen · By Mlcronta"' ~~~~I H~FI , #~ ....•• MTV Live VIdeo to Go. VHS Stereo, #5().30()5. . Beta Hi·Fi, #50-3006 . ~ . .•... .,.. a ~!l"'liiblt - Half Price <J 391~ MTV VI~ to Go. VHS Stereo, #50-3003. Beta 3995 ~ Reg. 79 8" woofer, 21/z" tweeter, walnut veneer finish . fJOW capacity. 19 x 10'1• )( 7'/z~ 11'40-4034 Bttl lnd ·~ ·~ "" •• .. .....•' .•'•. Radio.Controlled Action for ,w ~ If We Replace Your Windshield During·The .Month Of December. We Will Not Be Undersold. Bring Your Estimates To. Us. And We',WNI ·Meet Or' Beat Any .· Competition Wholesale And Retail. When You Read TtllncrWe Are M-..tloSe As Your Telephone And Will . Come To Your Door With Free Mobile Service However If You Come To Our Shop For Windshield Installation During December You Will Also Receive A · Fr~ Decorative Door Mirror Along With Your · Shoney's Ticket. , ·-- -~ ·-- · ··'"" ., ,_,., . I 2915 .·.::; ·~ ~--------~--------------------~-------4 Fun Wireless remote control puts you in -command ol this high.ep1ed · Por9che 944. Turns right and lalt, goes forward or , _, 27 MHz. 1¥60-3096 Banet'iel eJCtra ...,,.. "' •• . "' •• 1;:' .,.. r. MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR Ccill Collect (*) 771·5710 Check Your Phone Book for lhe I lllallllek · Store or Dealer Nearest You- l P~int-Mason .Auto -Glass , . ........ v•• ., :i1 . . • , ;1 , If I ..l - . ' \ . •• • • • • ' • .. "' I ~ . d " • -· . ~ ·' - • . . - • �.. ' ~ ,._ , ... ... .,._ ; . ' ' .... . . -· ~ December 21, 181ot two yeal'!l, whl.le setvlng as a trustee for the councU, he has also been he ha'~ ..6 the t !! u t'<'pOI! "' COUD· cll'-s Progr~ Committee. . Orebaugh Is presently Deputy Governor tor Ohio tc:ir the National Association ot Mental Health Ad· rplnlstrators.1lleOhloCouncUisan association ot commu nlty menta1 health agencies throughout Ohio which provides. mental health services in the local communities. T h e c 0 u n c II p r 10 m 0 t e 5 community-based mental health the 11 ha l, e i ' V I c e a , __ · -- .............. ·-. ... ......... _ . -·................. .......... ·.·----.... ··..... ... I .............. ...... ! - . .APPLIAIIeE . , . SERVICE . l 11 ·- - ..... ... ................... "'"""""" 114·..................... . ,.,...... . . . . . ...,.. u. , I CARS I APARJMENTS I I REAL f.SIAI E I SALES & SERVICE ... PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF WAYNE H 0 L M· E S C H A S E • DECEASED c - No. 24837 Docket 12 Page 4156 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADUCIAAY On December 10. 1984 . tn th.e Me•gs Coun ty Probate LenJ K. NessnlroJ(I. C'lerk !121 14. 2 1. 1 29. 31C AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH ThP. MeiJS COl1nty Board of Memal Aetardat•on wtll hold a publrc het1r1ng at Carlelon Schoo l on John Str oot 1n Svr acuse on WednP.sday.·Janu · ary 16. 1985. at 7:00P.M The lhfl heJnn ~ 1S to gather PlJbltc commcn l. on the ComnrehenSIVO Serv1 ce PIJn lor Carle!on School and M e1gs lnrl11S ines A copy of the p ropo~P.d Com prehP.nstve Ser· v•ce Plan wt ll be avCIJIJbl o l or revtew by tnl ereis ted Pf!rSOtlS Lll Carlet on Sc hool ·on 0 1 atJOu t Wed(lPsrl ay. J arluary 9_ 1985 JOHN S FOSTER SupOrtntcndP. nt 112) 14, 21 . 21r. •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR lit H~te AFtll fl•e shp Tn .. l•l•• H Card of Thanks Dtlf RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANC.E CHESTER-985-3307 '-------"AAliLJ LAFF-A·OAY ~~I 2 HOMELRE : CHAIN SAW ! Ftll,g $~1•1• , l ~ ON SAU All SUPII 2-14" ·' 240-16" 240-11" - I #150 . lEG. PliCE SJ ~ t. 9; ,l Sale Prke'$21'9" .! I BLACKSTON lfEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING . Box, 32& · Po11eroy, OH. 45769 fot Filter Sorviio Call 61U92-6737 contact Donnie Duel· at ALL STEEL & .POLE BUILDINGS . Sizes Will do ell types of tl· .e~v•tlna. l•ndscapinc. TROMM EXCAVATING Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'136' lnsulllttd Doc Houses CARPENTER SERVICE z .. - wo-t~ fF- Eotlmoteo_) ... . EiMI of Rt. 7 ly Mlip .Hiah School V. C. YOUNG Ill (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 8-l!ttn mo. Iff LOYIIfG IEIORY OF MILLER " ELECTRIC . "".' 'SERVICE " ·' I ;For 111 your •irin& ;nttds; furiiiCIS rtptir :service end installetion. • Residential ·:. & Commercial Call 742-~195 Or 992-5875 · Real -Estate General "ThO)' think It's time ..., cha"f.<d Unele Sam to AWit Samantha. ' DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL·FILL DIRT GLENN'S · ANTIQUES & COINS Buying Coins, Antiques, Glenwere, Furniture, Stone Jers, Etc. 949-2801 WITH NERS·CORNING FIBERGLAS Sco"oQiae cafo111e .9n~u~afiOII .9•r.. Belpre, Ohio J .R, tc I NG. S.le Reprnentllll\1• C. It . NEWMAN . Pr•sidfftt Ol< ·n>-ru< Thanks to all of you who sent llowers. card! and food. . Special thanks to memb· ers of the Pomeroy Emer1ency Squad - Paul Reed. Honrd llulltn, Grq Tho· mes. Robin Southem and Alan Seth; to the Re~. John Wricht and the Rev. James Corbitt; Dr. Wilma lans· field and Sue Zirkle at Veterens Memorial; the Ewinc Fun~ral Home and lery · Bentz, orpnist. Yo~r kindness will never be forcotten. Perhaps you sent a lovely card, Or ut quietly in a chair. Perhaps you sent a funoral If :gr:~· uw it there. Perhaps you spoilt tfle kin· dnt words, As any friend could say; Perhaps you wore not there Estate· ~ '• ~16 Real Estate General BISSELL CONSTRUCTION INSULATE YOUR ATTIC OR WHOLE HOUSE FOR FREE ESTIMATE 304·67s.3962 E. 2nd St. Phone Cu1tom Built 1 Siding Blown In Insulation 1-18.14)·813· 3326 LEWIS J. SMITH Who PISsed away 6 110 "- 22 1978 yell'$ """" • · Another,.., has passed and auf:':mories stilllinpr on and on. Year otter year more pre· · cious they crow Onlv thoso wllo hivolost unaerstand this I know. As the 1001 says, I hive never been this homesick before. In God's wont Ht IIJI that the old niUif Pill away and the yotq tiiJ, · acccordina to nt11rt anti the sip of tht times. Thtu 11111110fias 111,-100n blcollll 1111~iH llul untN they do with the help of 1111 lAird witt! Joy • 111• t:lnJ on. w. miss you 111011 anti 11101111 the c11ys COIIII anti btrt .wt canl q~~Miion our Lord... musttiiVIrask ·Homes and IlDDlE PORT- New trHeve1, 2 BRs, IPld wor1t. IPld 11111!rials, needs finished. OWner will finance. • · NEW USTING - Chester - HOr AIR H~T- Realla!llily home above all floods. 3 lg BRs. new bath, new klll:hen, and lots of ltJOd carpeli"' Ownerfinacinc pator, range. 96.5 ACRES - Free gas. fur. nace, 9 rms., I~ barn, lots d cmp land. Easy financing' , E. Mainlooillli POMEROY,O. 992-2259 ' Approx. 6 year old ranch with 3 bedrooms, one that is hu!!l!, II> baths, dishwasher, ·trash combeaut~ul and 2.3 acres · of nice land. Just $42,900.00 carpet ~jlng SYRACUSE - Qual~ shows in this 3 beO"oom ranch home. I bath, beautiful family room, nice kitthen with all appliances including dishwasher, washer & dryer. LNge yard with chain link fence. New wood storage building $44.500.00 POMEROY - Two bedroom home with new iving room. lleclo area for oooluum, etc. $'!3,900.00.. MeiNE - Uke new modt.Ur unit w~h 3 bedrooms, central a~. equipped kik:hen ~ a room added on. Good neigh00rl1iod. $33,900.00. IIIDDlEPORf - Tllini .Avt. - Neat home in IPld location. 3 bedrooms. blth, ~replace. .. "REALTORS . HenlY E. Cltlud, Jr. GAl 99z.&l91 Jean Trussell 94H660 Dottie Turntr 992-5692 Jo Hill 985-4466 ' "Free. Esti:Rates" 949-2801 Nl FINALL'f PAY Off WITH THAT LlSHOII YlMS Alii) ,_._ 3/ll/tfc PULLINS VATING RUTIAIID - Smal ecouori cat home. Gas luma!, IPld Jo. camn. Pited .rilhl ., tkm ... Roy Bickle Certified Chimney Swoep_ 2 YA.OlD - II> stories; liM , basemenllg rec. rm, efe: B.&; heal In the woods. Sqnding timber. Cell &14· 3BB-8817 or 6' 4 -388 9906. 0• $urlce" IUSINUS-IESIDENTIAl COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FUANITUAE. Bodo. iron. For Trash Picltup wood, cupboarda, chaira, cheats, baaketa. diahea. 11ona jan, lntiquea, gold and ailver . Write · M . D . Miller. At.2. Pomeroy, Ohio 457119 .,.. call &14-992· 7760. 11·29·1 mo. Buying doily gold. ailvor colno. rl"ffo,jowetry. otiHIIng w•r•., old coin1. large cur·,.ncy. Top prlceo. Ed. Bur· koll Borber Shop. 2nd. Ave. Mlddlepon, Oh. 1114-992· 3478 . TOWN & COUNTRY VUERINARY CUNIC IN _,DlEI'ORT PAUL E. SIIOCICEY, D.YJI. - - - - - - - l c- BUYING AAW FUAS. - f ond D01r Hlcloo,GinHngond yellow root . Selllng trepplng oupplloo. Wheel llghto. night Mghto. George Buckley. phone I' 4 -1844781,houro12-8PM clolloy. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 FrH lllnding fireploce. old lumber or born wood. 304· 773-69611 or 882-3188. r 11 17.-----11. _ _.,;...;.._ _ "· ------~"'--- LG. BUSINESS BlDG. - 4 2 busiliss renla~ $800.00 plus more space. All A~. occupied. , Klan Nelson 992·2903 Ruth A• u. - - - - 26. _ ---------"""'-'21. _ _..;,._ ar~~ and utility. .~ /1 Sat. 9·5: Sun. 1-5 2. .. _ _ _ _ __ TRAILER & OIIE AC1E - \4work prage, 2 Bib, lble, Nfri. 21. - . . . . - ; : - - - - 29. --~-­ ' . .y BASKET 32-----32. _____ COl lit, 6th St., Syrilcut1 :Ill.----31. _ _ _..__ _ I r 35.' ------ ~ . ' flr!lt and second graden, 118111 CllrlalmM 111111111 prior -- -AWII Ttlll Cusp•• wlt?lltomlttance 1'118 a.tly sa allnsl ' - third, fourlh, fifth and lllxth grades. L 1ha- DISH: COIIIIU. I' Spun ........ 11w F&D: Oqun~ Polalslor I 11w RECIMRz Dual DIP-11 00.0·1 AFCr Stereo, Cord l11110te Control .... ~1111 •• ·~· • .,... To•• , 12 Yr. Factory Warranty) . The PRICE: s·1295oo lrtw Ta a11t1 IMMIIotllaol I • ! I j· ~~~·,. o,.n ., ... IIIRMil CAIOI.YN MlCOY . •• 662-531 I (614)·Evlllinp un11 mo. pd. SWEEPER ond oowing mechine repair. parte. 1nd ouppllea. Pick up ond delivery. Davie Vacuum ..,u.Cellup LOSE WEIGHT NOW. ASK ME HOW. The fun • MIY woy juot 4 otopo to loolng weight. no counting colo· rl11, no 1t1rv1ti0n c:tiell, no e•c~::;..col onytlmo only H tnt tn loolrog wlltllht • f•tlng hNhhy. Call 44112081 or 448-37BB. Gun lhoot 11 Recine Gun Club every Sundoy. 1:00 p.m. Fectory chocked guno only . Tho lzuk Wolton Club will lltllrt their ennual muu.. looder torvot ohooto Sun· cloy. Dec. 23rd. Dec. 30th. end Jon. ltll. Eoch Sundoy INitch 'oqno ot 1:00 pm. Pri111 ore turtcoyo, bloon end oolh. N o - - permit· ' ted In regullr' motchoo. Puppy , . _ ....... ....... Chlhuehue • T........ Colt 814·371-2103. Smott ,...,.le puppy 4 moo. Bleak end white Dutch rob· 1:11. T- floiMie dOlo tooth 1 -· holfecl. One bloclt, one blond. Iotti H Ilia., ' " ,_,. old, Col "4·H2· 3213. ' ' . Unwont"" fod.t_' -or body hair? Per,..,.nt, peinlteo romovol by Eu_.,. Elec:· · tronlc · Depjlotor;. \!IIOIV is certified in thia new COAIJIII· toriled dlgllol """'""'· Coli toclov 1114-~ 82·1720. Top of the Stolro, lui ..,... tirM only. Werd·e Ke(laaa..-; 304-8715 -151500 or 871· 3824. Eoperilnce preferred. Phone &14-992-3283 from 8 to 9 PM. doily. BEST KEPT SECRET IN AMERICA.. Army Notionot Ouard. Join and you hev1 a good part·timo ca-r--good benefits- - monthly poychock-- NO LAYOFFS . 304-678·3960 or 1 -800· 842-3818. JOIN THE LEADER. The Now AVON. Oromotlc now Mmlngo plen. profellllonol now -•trolnl"ff, moko up. color enalyala, unlimited now growth potentlol. Coli now 304· 1711-,428 or 304· 344-0724. Two ~1101. 81 YMII Of ogo or older. Ughl fVplng. genorelofflce work. poollion govo,.nod by poverty In· come guide linn. Apply In poroon 11 Point Plteunt Job Service. 2215 Sl•th St . Polntt, 2 PIMHnt, W . Vo. Hllp Wented • ,.tlidenl ,.,.....,., end or m.lnt•· nonce COUPle or penon for amell 24 olclorty opart· mont oomplox. Alvor ~ l'toce. N- Ho,..., Woot Ylrglnlo. Send rooumo to: Colonlol Amorlcon D - p· mont Corporollon, 310 lout~ Flftll Columbuo. o•~to 432,15. lt-. 12 Situ1tlon• Wanted ----,.----- lingle .---m~llo or fe. INIIIo. 21 to 3t to IW In wtUI lingle -le. ......., ,.... and ~ouiOIIotcl dutlotl. Col 4411 - UU 7AM·tpM, 10PM·12PM • Would 1. . to cto lsoll:¥·llnlna In my 'P!M 111 tswen Plolno . , . lull ofl • Rd. ttonlnQ 1-nd Fell. t . tl..ool\ololo roteo both hourly oasd ...ellly. .......... DNO»Ible. ~l,4-~ Zlll within tile weeki H lnter•tM. Rt: .ll fst.til' 31 · Homei.for Siale ·. . T.,..; bodroollll. 'c entro! lir. vinyl · -11 paper. . co.,.; throughout. - - inoulot8d'. new point. ottoched g o -. goia outdoor grill. owning'!! meny ..tru. CoN 448-2151;, til ' 5 :00PM. oflor 8 :00PM collll14·248·8889. leiH with option to buy: By owner. l..orgo well kept brick home with 3 Iorge bodrooms. 2"11 ceramic blltha~ large livingroom with fireplace. dining room. new kitchen cablnete. double oven, 8tov. top. Retrigera· tor included ' c .. petod throughtour. Air c o - ning end gu hoot. Single ""' encloltd goroge with odjocent office. Stongo ettic with d _..llll .ltlllrway and b•M'""t .. erM. Loco1ed In .,.;y niCe roliflh· . borhood with beautiful · N- roof end . _ -•In I v-. espheh drive. FOJ infrometion celt 448-2734 or 448· 22011 . Middleport home. priced to · Hit And- M•n Priced To Solllt Cell814-982· 8841 . Help Want~ panimo in Pt. PlooHnl of- 3001. GUYSVIlLE, OHIO SR329 I" fice . No •lling involved. Mill , _ t o glveawoy. 2 .,..,. old. oasr1cot oolor: Coli et 4 ·9f2·1MI. ++++++ 1 Male or ferNie to make oppointlnento by telephone old, ' - chlldrwn. Perttct for Chrillmoo. Coli 441· 10 AMoS PM CUISII111_,Y ........ o;..-. ........ 13 1. 111 c.rt If. I' ' ......... 011.41769 "- - - - - . --. -. - - - r : - - ..r · DECEMBER PRICE BUSTER ••,4r...., 34- -~~-- to llhowtlme, while frlend8 and polbmen took part In the opes eua, 1be Rwlaway Snowinan," JN ented by 5•Dec. 8 Mon.·FrL 9-9 . 22.----23.----- '.· ; . ' N~v. 21).. _ _.....:;_ __ 21 • COUIITRY lMIIG- 2 Ic BR IIOCI\. Good OOr\dltion on 12 acres. Reduced to S31,5q0. 2 Milts iMII filrlwoeda ld. Off St. lt. 7 11 AII II II lJ II Ct~ Ill£! lll:i ' _IPXI localiori near ~- 06117. T - - . of quolhy HfYice. Lone .' Dconlola. 1114· 742·2811' . 8 minute drlvo from iown, loceted on Rt. 1581 in G,_, Townlhlp, 3 bdr., LR, 1111chon. family room. 1 "' both. t42,000 . Cell onytime 44118396. • :,,. ,1,,.,,, 12·3-tln Bllloono for Get Well. Annl- 446-2062 -~~ \1 f \.I lAIGii UIIIAI.S AND SUlGiiiY IY APPOINT.NT vwuryo. 8Inhcloyo. partleo. . 11-8-ttt IIIDDLEPORT- 2 8R ~arne, i t , , , ', , 1 MIDDLEPORT "011 81111111 ,, Stilt Cleaner, one holf G~rgeo Crook Rd . e'4-4411·0294. Phone •; ' ind R..,.ir. Brunlcerdl Mulic Co .•. 448· Raw Fur. Top pric" peid . Lako Jockoon Fin • Fur. Ook Hilt, Oh. St4-882-744B. Slnalna Garrlllo . Coli Bel· loon• ' ca. 44&· 4313. '' J - _.. .! wood hMtera. Swain Furni- 3 Announcement• •complete Chimney Cleaning •certified Chimney Relining & ReP,air •Exp1ri1nced an4 Insured · RURAL WATER W ing site, T.P. water ava-ble, 5 · ~~~ - sHOP Chimney 446-2062 . TAXIDER MY Profee•ionat_S ervic:e• ture, 44&· 3119, 3rd. • Olhoe St .. Galipolio, ·Oh. TltE Why Wait Till Wlnte.r To Remember ~ou Were Going To Coli Us? ment swimml!c pooi & ilbl: home near schools. Nice «:ar· peting gas furnce, lull base- ' TRUSTY~ AHD OTHER G.IME Care acres. Wonted to buy ulod cool • IN ~- !lll:~l FOR CIMMNT I'RICES IIDDUPOAT - Nice .3 Btl Wanted To Buy 4411-31172 ,__, 6t30 , ...... p.m. • ......,,,......$p.m. 'i1ltnHy 3 ,.,.... s p.m. rr1.., 1 p.m.·2 p.m. lolur.., I0 0.11.-l h30 a.m. T1IOP'HY ONLY Form Willi AOUAUTY. IMU<E TOA PROmSIOI<AL SltOtADER MOUffOATOURSTUOIO. ,...;T;;;AX;;;IDE;:;:IIIIIST=;;.·:;MING=::..;,;=~ EACH 1100NT IS GMN IHf 1'E11· KIW. ArmrnoN IT DESERVES TO GrVE YOU ...... TIIOPtiY rHAT wei ~ Bill Gene John10n ....,,,..._.s tftriCW. OlD, IEWMD 'lOUR rP'· HOME OWNEA8·A.,.....,. to low fi•ed rites . UHioqtr!t'f for •nv purpo11. LoMongoge Co .. &14-182· 3081 . ' uton. SMAll AtiiW HOUIS P."'- ......... · • ; Wo pay """' for loto - · " ' · • ----"'-----'-----"" Ollln ultd """· PIANO TUNING AND A&. 'Jim Mink Chev.· Oidolnc. PAIA. fledueodrote.- 3305 JACISON AVL NO SUNDAY CALlS . l!llrJge. $39,!100. 9 PT. PLEASANT OFFICE _,.TNE_,_OfiiUNT· elw•p comed. Alchord Reynoldl. Aucdooeer. Call 304-278· 30118. 992-3194 TEAFORD·rJl Real m~~rch•ndiH Servitt Call , ....,.,, o•l• ---1- Public Sale & Auction Auction every Fricloy nlghtol tho Hortford Community Center. Truckloodo of n merchendiM every week . Conaigmento of new • -.1 POMEROY 992·UIS II 99Hit4 Tum laft, tllltw lwp. 79, ht k-. Plono Turiine AND :c · - Plumbing .net el.ctrlcal Cl Thursday o-. 1ere1o Flahor USA M. KOCH, M.S. w Licensed Clinical Audiologist -Addona and remod..lrtt - Aooflng and guntr work ~s10tol ~ " I NOTICE I THE OHIO 1/AUEY PUll· LISHING CO . -rnmtndl tha1 you do bu•lnlll ~ people you oa:d NOT to - d moioey lhtougl: tho moll you goleduntM the offering. 23 8 11/30/lllo. c:l . z Lott and Found FOUND bicycle. 2300 jot. foroan Ave. Identify end poy for ad . Goetl Soltction Of *Norway Spruce NOW PKMt«; Bualneaa Opportunity J ·20 ditch witch trenclsej 12.760 . Coli 4415-81501 . • LOST fomelo .P iit Bull. block with willie choot. red coHilr. vicinity Aoyburn flood. coli oflor 8:00, 304·875-34t8. Wold! for Sips Computerized Hearing Air Selection Swim Molds - Interpreting Services 21 22 Mor1ey to LO.n MANLEY'S TRASH SERVICE YOUNG'S - Concrete wor• 6 · 9 A.M. to 9PA Wllirdtays 1 PA to S P.M. 5onlap I Milt off Rl. 7 On 10·6·111; Tuts.-Wtd.·fri.·Sot. I Sun. 10 to 5 t2•17 gold tw•d ""rpet. aooc1 condl1lon. 304-8711· 7877. CHRISTMAS TREES FOI SALE PH. 742-2328 llJclnt, Oh. Ph .. 614cl43.5191 'IT SHOP I• •• Ot11 304-171·2571 . Hl·tta . St. Rt. 143, P-roy P&S BUILDINGS n. C.·~ Ltlt "' luHI hound puppleo. *Scotch Pint · *White Pint LIMESTO-NE _. HAULED Start From 12'd6' 12·6·1 mo. 992·2196 Middleport. Ohio Jill CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 ] .Js. UTILITY BUILDINGS biSHttntl, SIWIP IJI· IIIIIs, Wlltr & ps lines, ........ 814-448·00118. 'DOZER - IACKHOE 'RECLAMAnON WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK ' CUSTOM BUILT HOMES "WATER. OAS • OIL LINES 12-31-1 mo . MEIGS . EXCAlfAnNG COMPAMY 2 edoroble puppleo. --.1 to ... to eppr1 al1ta. mlaec:l J&F CONTRACTING 949-2030 ll· l·tk riP.t 1!13011 PAT HILL FORD LEE CODNER 115 Yaara Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 982· 7183 or 992-2282 ' *''"'"' .. •-•....., pi•• Ployfu!. lcwoblo. hotf grown, ....le. Tiger, klttiln, 304· 773-1,87. IOGEI MANLEY ·Owner ......1·1111'•' stanc11n1 In fourOl row, llari lwtuiwuut, Cante Gloeckner and oa- Shaler,IJten!ll; 'l'lmmy Hill, a poHceman; Stacy Crall and Marcy Craig, frlendl; and Jocly Hayes, storyteOer. 'lbe reindeer, m.de up of ~ j C!!L,.I!fe · · [il l' Aw· : piJicml een; , Wendy Wolfe, John Dames, Cluu1ell ·._~_'IW!by' Wllllanw, and Nield Beegle, friends; No Down PaytMnt i l.owlr 110111-ly Payllttlt MGM FARM:·.·: In Memoriam Just thoucht of us that why. w. re1111mfltr day, on his blrthtltY. NtiWhatever you dill \D J:llfl1,-fi-!11Mtiw 3. -w. 4aw flfm and sole our hearts, hi W. thank you so much what· Sadly r:\·ued bJ his wife - the part. Ruth and cltlldrta,llaty, l)o. rathy. Ketllllll antllliie and luine, Chlrln, Charline, lllndchlldrta. w. en love liclllel tllld Milk Goellin. film VI much. ' dloice. ' f - Any bulinesi or pa· tront who lllte to an 1111, .,.loove We can rellllir and re· core rediltors and huter cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair GIS Tanks. L------tof iic IIIII. FRIEND8' POUCEMEN ~ A11o :· i*lklr '? 1 In 'i'hunday'a p; e ent•"m a& Letart ;J'dll!:lemealar)'Sdlool were, l!!fltorip.t,front row, ADa 8w.mrout. Kbn Roush, and Tracy Pickett; ,..,_. ..-, J_. Shuler and Cory HID, kneeling In ll*d row, .lel"f!!ll1 Roolh and Kfle WlckUne, Wo'd llhta intraduco rou to ~A-C.r. tho IIIOdwn .., "to drlva tht vohicit of rour ~~~--~--~---~·~ ! 54 MIIC. Merchllnlli. .J A4a •. llllw lfeutzlilw- :'. IIIDiDI:IIZ. INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE 7fl lltfn ---·- -.... an ad in 1111 SOU!I.n · 1191 Scholl Yw biDok.. If You· Need Your House Cleaned We&kly, eall: 1C!fk CaD: 742-2407 w --'•·•uo Sllool- -•:so.•so er.,l •l•lttf-'UO the.... who hiMp:culaw...... to FREE CHRtiTMAI PUP· PIEI, hoH l..obodor Retrlvw holfG- A - . o l melee. pretty. 304-111· numbeo. THANKS TEAM CLEAN HOtltl-btensivt Rtmodtllnc Insurance Work Cultfl': P~l Bldcs. . . Rooflnc AlulliftUrll & Vinyl Sidinp 992-3345 =ltv W26/l mo. 1rt~ ~It - Oelllp1lle, 10/4 tic N~t~ 104 .,, oy Aw.-l'ota•ey St. :'~1=5I '6·' 11 11nw ----':S-17 12 Geu~ shotauns nly ROUSH CONSTRUCTION nter well drilli~ tnd service, truckina (limes· tone & dirt}. . 2.5.5. , CARD OF tHANKS Wt wish to extend helrt· felt thanlls to all those who expressed their sym. patliy In so many •ys 11 the deatf1 of Otl' liiiCMd lolller and Gmtdmofller, CUne as Mrs. HID, Lennie Singleton as Freddy Fasttalk, James Walls as Happy Snowman, and Matthew Swartwout as Robin. The presentallqn was directed by Mrs. Lee Lee, vocal music Instructor, and Mrs. Debbie Roush, school principal. c., ... S~aoop~. ......... '"""' Sonk01, Etc. REMTtL St. Rt. 160 Parte & 'Serwlee I fwiitur._ ........ IIIII G.....,illlhl· t~oooory,. lopotk llgoot. .... : AUTo· ._ fer• Eq•l,•e•l WE ARE YOUR SALES NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING ol Pill! · Oflka· lowlln • Public Notice pt~rp ose - Ftt AI r. ,., W "ii~A'Ji'·" : Authorizid John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hoa Farm Equipment Dealer 992-2156 Public Notice : PRINT SHOP 1 U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO PW61NTO CLR551FIED5 I THE QUAUTY CALL '. 446·4522 '' I lllitl Cntr'a.-- ' Business Services. RENT ACAl{ BOGGS JOBS ·•R•neea •Rifrigoretorl •Dryare ·•Freezers .· 11:1d SERVICE .Putt.-s ·--·-·-"· ''·' ....,___ "'"'""'''IP:SO . Fac:tory Choke ..... . cw.._...._............ •s.•so30 EVElY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. or 99t-7ttt JS1 SAU ..._ ...... Ptl. 992·5612 . ~ _- Til n::c::r... AUTO & TRUCK REP•IR " AI H Tfll. . I. .1II !. . . . . . . . . . ..... ' Cou rt. Case No. 24637. La · ve rne G. Chase, 1 0 f M aX'vVell Drrve. Shelbv. Ohto. 44875 wa s' apPot nlod Admt ntstratnx ol rhe estate ol Wayne Holmes Chase. decP.ased. late of Route 2. Albany . M etqs Cou n!y, OhtO. Robflrl E Buck. Probate Judge YOUNG ACTORS- Semeofthernalncharadersln H'lbe Runaway Snowman,'' an operetta presented 'lbur!!day evening at the Letart Falls Elementary . :school, were left to right kneeling, Matthew Rlcharda, :JIUMin Shain and Jodi HUI, FBI agents; back row, Dee • .......... ................ .,.. ..,....... ..... ,.,... ............. ,~~.~, ~.~ Holzer CBnlc 1Jardlac Rehabllllallon program being developed. 91S·JS6t All ..... . . .oWe...... •Diohwoohero ................ GUN SHOOT . Rt. IZ4,POMJOJ Olllo ,,_.,,tll io 4!17U : - Kill'S IM- Roger Hysell GARAGE . ·••· I .._. Work beginning for .cardiac :rehabilitation center at Clinic a D~VID D. G•DSTAFF 949·2061- .,01 PIIIB USE" .............._ ............. .............. ............. ....,._.. ................... "patient" Sblrley Coburn. bt preparaUon for the new Mize said, "cardiac reha bilita- pursue the developme nt of Initial tion Is a program designed to rehabilitation ser:vlces for cardiac · restore cardiac patients t o 'the pa tlen ts prior to hospital hJghestleve! of activity possible and discharges. 1'he program normally involVes help them to reduce the r isk of three one-hour exercise sessions future heart attacks." · per week for a period of 12 to 18 This is accomplished in two ways, weeks. At appropriate points ·in the she added. take both exer. program , patients F irst, the patient is taught how to alter his or life style to reduee the cise EKG tests and long-term EKG chances of a nother attac k, a nd;. monitoring. The value of cardiac . secondly, the pa tient part!cipa tes!n rehabilitation Is recognlzt;d and a carefully designed and closely covered by Medicare, Blue Shield, m onitored exercise program in- Aetna and most othe r insurance tended to restore t he patient to their companies, Daniel said. Patients who believe .\heY are m ax imum leve l of phy s ica l candidates for this program should activity. consult with and suppori a referral "The program is most useful for by theh' present physlcl;in, he patients who have e xperienced added. acute myoca rdia l Infarctions, anPatients seeking more lnlorgina or who have had cardiac matln or wishing enrollment In the by-pass sur~ry. M!ze said . program should caU Holzer Clinic's In addition, she said they will Cardiology Department at 446-5348. ' . '•• ......._ - ~'CIT· OUT ....,.......... ..._...., . -""= ...a . - t ...... . ; A Cardiac Rehabilitation Center Is.being estabUshed bY HolZer Clinic :according . to Robert E. Daniel, 'Clime .Administrator.. The center 'wlll.open in February at the clinic' s Sycarnor.e Street Branch In Galllpalis. ·. .. : _Daniel indicated the new Cardiac · !h>hab Center is the first phase of · plim bi!IP&~veloPed. Other compo· .~nts tncludtngp~lmooary rehab!ll _latlon• .spp~ : ~lclne. nutrition, ·atid . exer~!se fitness programs are belhg evaluated for the future. The center will be under the medical direction of Dr. Suzanne MIZe, clln!c cardiologist. Roger ·r;iilders, who holds a Master 's Degree In exercise physiology from Ohio University, will provide operailona! supervision. There wlll also be a Registered Nurse with specia l In cardiac care at the unit. training ' ..,... '- :: ...... 'C · J . -~ Ne jill twlllt "' ttt IIMII .,. ......... = ::::::-.:.-. n.-..... ...... --- -GIIderiJ• .o..t~ty w.. tu =~•• :so Yi!n E•-'-• ' f CARDIAC . REHAB BEING DEVELOPED · _CIIak canlloloxlot Dr. Suzanne Mtze and Roger C~~ercil!e physiologist, do a treadmDI EKG on Ca••ll:.~~~~···· t, 11 WltftUd to Do . ' :- cO..=nON ~w. .... """" ... ............ ........,............. ......_....._ 4 Business Services ·, , r I Ill c:..rt St., The Deily Ohio , PHONE 992-2156 DiiMr- CIIIIWIH Dlfl. Or.lr~o i DJattlber 21, 1884 n!Jm tor provfcllni servlcella Oido; advancea · adequate fundJna' for Malcolm Orebaugh, Alaoclate community mental health D!recto ! Direc f 0per t1o r tor o a ns of ~nd works for publlc ~llCtea U..t Woodland Centers, Inc., has been pl'!lmote local service de~ feCOtP1IZed by the Ohio C(luncU of serves as a forum for the~. Comniun!ty Mental Health Agen· of intonnatlon and ~ an¥1aal cles tor hJs contributions of out· mental health COIIItl .. ~•··· and • ,.._.., st andtng· services to the CouncU's encourages 'education · ,· ,_.,., _:....... , Board • of Trustees from 1982-1984. and evaluation, pipfe-ke•lllln: Orebaugh has been asSociated and consumer ln'IOivl!ment to: with the Ohio CouncU sl)lce Its assure high quality bl Ohio. ·. Inception and has served In the past · The cOuncil presently repl'eMIIIS r 011 Its Public Polley Committee, over 100 service prov : dlllg ~ Committee and other agencies. ' ,-SileCiaHiiSk forces. During the past _!pro~gr~am:!!s!.!as::...!!!:....!P!!!!m~a~ry~mec~~-__:;!!::::::;::::;_;, ------~ The Daily Sentinel .. ,_ Nlco 2 bdr. home on lergolol II 508 Rldgo Rd. Ale! Gr•nde. Ne1r cempue. Shown by oppoint...,t. Coli 1114-882 -7424. Priced to .... In Southern School 0 -. Modified A-" - on I oc..o. Fuly cotpetod with wood burner. FHA. VA. or conventionollootl wit buy lt. Owner moving out of ll'ate. Alltl"ff Ul5.ooo.oo or moko offer. Coli 814·143·11314. For ..1e by o -. o wiN finonce the down peyment. 124.000. Cell 114· 742-2143 . ?- br houee. - l y doco· roted. 304· 1178·1080. Gotllpollo F..., I veer old brick roi\Ch, 4 cer goqgo. t43,000.00. Phone 3041178-6815' . 4 bedroom hou• for ~ale.., ,ent In Muon. 114-812· 8972. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOilLE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· ITY MOilLE HOME BALEr. 4 Mt. WEST. GAUIPOU&. liT 31. PHONE 81lt·44ec 7274. ' ' •. .. 12X88 Torch. 2 · 3 bdr, ~ goo, lllclucloo oil - . · otorm wlndowo. c.. " · 441· 7132. !:;:; l '873 Grenville '2•80. bdr .• toto I olec:lric, 2· Wlllo olr CGndlllosten. C'-t oasd ~ ~ mo•osg. muot .... 4i.~ Coli 4U-4101 or ~ · '171 . ' • ; c••lon. --t. BloutHut Holly Peltl Mobile . home for .... on 1onf1 1\'1!1111 _...,.. .._,_ Coli 114·MZ· ZOII· or 114-112-1611. lohulto tt72 Nata w111o · lit out ...... l*ttv tuf... .......... Of Al . .U" ....... 104-871-; , 17. er: �Sentinel :·: biday. December 21, 1884 Ohio " They'll Do It Every Time ~ ........ I.Gifw - I n M_,Mie. 3 1 n-;:;; ....... "-upo, "'-ric. IU• rei wotor. oeptlc tonk. n.ooo. Coli 114-211· 1111.·- Pega 13 DICK TRACY ••c 304-176- Now oPen for bualr t a. M - - . ltote 11ook. lit . 3:1, New Ho..n. Cornploto meeonry 12"lrloolt. ......... • ......... . . 104·1 2·1222. _ ......2-1131. .. S1ntltlll CUJ 1.111111*, 0111 • • tnd ......... . ... hl'e. , ..... ,... IDfttll ·lengthe. Coli H ond Zuopon , Mnorlole co .. lilo. 773-1184 • II Loti • Acruge The o.ily Pomeroy-Mkl# port. Ohio "$4", I", 11'11Lils 41 158 Pats for Sale l{ouaea for Rent ' : HILLCIIUT KENNELS loordlng 111 - · · Hooted Indoor-outdoor facllltleo. AKC DolooormM -Pill: Stud lorvlce. Call114·448· .. • ~ H -.llor rent . Coli 304· 171-7213 875·51-04 or 171·UH. 7711.Tovtor. Grooming. Coli Judy 814-381-7220. lrlorPiteh Konnelo Profeo· oloiral Alf..brwd grooming. Indoor-outdoor -rdlnl falltlee. Englilh Cooker nlel pupploe. C.ll14·3 8•~. r.· o . l Houae doWntown, 3 bdr., Ken- nll:o •1a0 mo. Coli 814· . 17&-1110;4 or 876·6388. .lmoll Dnogonwyncl . C.ttory nel. CFA Hlrnoleyon, Parolon Blamooo klttono. AKC Chow pupplll. Coli 8144411· 3844 otter 7. 2 bdr. houH In Crill 448-0924. COUn1ry, n . oo. 1186 .00. 814-98114212.1e,b2,fclar73 2 or 3 t.droom hOUMI in or neer ,..,....oy. Fumiahtld or un1u.-d . Rent end utiUtleo .....,liable. Day 814· 882-2111, • ovoningo 814882-8123. 1978 CJ7 Joop, 8 cyt. 3 •-d. herd top, •3.800.00. 304-876-69611. AIDA • UKC flog. AmerlFor ulo, ona cobbofP Potch con Pit lull Terrier for 11le. Kid doll . Phone 304,773· Call 114·371-2418. 8906 or 814-912' 71174. · AKC Mlnleture Sc~nouzero Boxed eprlngo end manreoo born 1'0-02·84. Nearly . .0.00. 8V. ft. of linch flue houeobrokon. Good with children. 1 mole and 1 liner with · acceeeorie1. •n.oo. Call 814-985- femolo. Cell 814-882 2388. 3978. • roem-fwuse with bath, in Longovlllo, ,8200.00 per month plus deposit. Referonce .-...uired: Col 814882-7lllli after 5:00. 3 bed....., HouH in Middle· port. UIO.OO month. Call 814-882-7368. . H- In Middleport. 3 bedroom•. new kitchen, e~~r­ 2 bdr. duplex ex. location in town $280 mo. with a fenced bockyard. Coli 8293 after &PM. petlnl downstain. Call 1304- 12·2811 . 3 rooms with priavte bath. Nice. Furniahed efflcloftcy t1 46, utlltles pd. sh"re both. 807 2nd. Avo. Gallipolio. Coli 448-4418 after 7PM. redecorated 2- bedroom home in Pomeroy; inaua.t.d . .-tove and refrigerator prOvided, storm win- dowe. *186.00 pfus securIty depo1it. Sorry -- no children or pets. Phone 814-912·6292 oveningo or S.tui'daya. ' In Syr•cuH. ideal for couple. Coli 114·992-2441 otter IPM . 3 br houM. both.full baoement,r.rege. available Oeo. 28. • 10. Reference• ·end dlpoiit required. 304-875· 1090. Mt. Vernon Ave. 3 bedroom. HMment, nice yard, will ICCIPI Hud. 304-576-3030 or evenings 876-3431 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent New efficiency lpt. with kup. Private vord, '*210 mo . Include& water~ dep. required. Call 441!· 7209 or 448-3287. . Furnlohod opt .. 1 bdr .. $226 utllltloo Paid. 92~ 4th Avo. Gollipollo. Adultl. Coli 4484418 aftor 7PM. Rlverolde ·Apto .' Middleport. Speclel rete• for Senior Cltlzeno. 1130. Equol Houolng Opportunltleo. 814 992-7721. Furnished 2 bedroom ept. in Middleport. Adulto, no pots, Hcurlty dopooit. Coli 614992-3874 . . Nice efficiency opertment, 2 bdr. tTollor for ront. near Mercerville. Call 448-3189 or 114·266·1662 after 5 :30PM. 3 bdr. -.uer with 2 beth a, in Ever"""". Coli doyo 4481323 lifter 5 coli 614-246· 8170 . . Furnlolled 2 bdr., clean, quiet. .W.. beautiful river v - 11'1 l<onougo. Footen Mobllo · Home Pari<, 448-11102. . . 2 ........,,, extended livlngroOIW,'.tilm~ern *175 mo. *100 tlepoolt pluo util~loo . Boo •{. 314 3rd. St .. . Ko· ·IIIUfll, ~-7473. suitable for one or two people. Coli 304-773-6882, Betty Mercer. · Smoll upotolro apertment. with oil utllltill · fumlohod. Only ouitoble for 1. in Mlddloport. Coli 1114-9926~82 . 2 ono bedroom opts. carpeted, total electric, depooit required . Coli 1114-8922094. 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Slooplag lloomo and light houH kooplng rooms, Perk Central Hotel. Coli 814-448-078. Furnlohod room, tt21i. Utili· tlea, range, ref. Shiue beth. Man only. 919 Sec .. Golllpo· lit. 446·4418 altar 8 p.m. 46 Space for Rent $ • mobile hOnill. Noturll.' po heat. Rtolne · ..... c•ll14-992-588a. 2 b•• For Sale: One third aero In Mlddloport. Cell 814·99281130. Zenith oteroo (con· oololllke new. 111. flOor. Con 446-2215 . garage, appliance• furnished, waaher-dryer hoo- Mobile home lot, 't76 woter paid. 4th • Nell. Gollipolio. Coli 448·3144 titer 7PM. For rent: trailer lot in Plantz Fuml- 3 bedroom mobllo , Sub .. dept. • rot. roqulred. home with wuher an~ Coiiii14· 246.-1JIIi-or 441· . dryer. Ml' pets. Phone 814- . 0238. _,.,., 841-283. '" I COUNTRY MOBILE Home 14 • 70'tllroe bedroom w~h Pork, Route 33. North of :lirgo p..!. t185 .00 month Pomeroy. Lorr loto. Coil · plul -llolt tnd utll~leo. 814-992-747 . One child. Cell 814·9111· . 431!7· Mob!M .lreiM in GolllpoHI, 49 . For LeiM 11ice for Mnior citizen• or merrild couplt with one child. , . polo. dopooit end Apt. for leaN; overlooking '1-of-t required. K • K city peril, Lll, kitchen. 1101(1, ·Mobile Komeo. Inc.. 304· refrlg .. dining areo, 2 bdr., beth, ., eo mo. pluo utHI· '171·3000. tloo. Call PJ' 4411-1819. ,. . 2 -room 111 alec mobile Flotbedo, Trip loaoo or ·homo. t136.00 pluo utMI· Dhlo tMI. -ted Gollipollo Forry. L••••· Well 800·212-2118. Inter· . : ~ .... I?S-4088. IUitl Wile 1110-131-7413. '1 bll Mobile Homo, com.• , ""nllhed and HI up M··il)l, I ·for ~loto occupotlon. ' 304-1-·1388 oftor 8 PM. ,;.. ~' . CHIIIITMAI Pupploo, AKC roaleterod Coaker Sponloll, boifllri color. •1211. E•cel· lint Chrlotmoe gift. CoN 1114-311·87111. Uoed Furniture -- electric fireplace. e pc. dinette, he•d boerdo, end 2 bedroom aulte1. 3 miles out Bulavtlle Rd. Open Sam to 6pm, Mon. thru Sat. ' 614-446·0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wa•h8r1, dryen. refrlgere· ton, rongeo. Skoggo Ap· pliancea, Upper R'iver Rd . betide Stone Croll Motel. 614-446-7398. County Appliance. Inc . Good uHd opplloncoo end TV aoll. Open SAM to IIPM . Mon thru Sort. 4411-11199, 827 3rd. Avo. Golllpollo. OH . Trade Center Keneuge, Ohio. Furniture outlet, Why Pay Morel bedroom euite, Love· Hat hlde-e-bed. Corbin • Snyder F~rnlture, 986 So· cond, Qolllpollo, 446-1171 . Uaed Goo range, Horveot Gold. 30" *96, 3 other rengee to chooH from. S-d Queen auto. we1her •9&, Kenmore euto. wooher t1 110, Rofrig. tide by oldo white *191, Rofrlg. Copportono. olnglo door Uli, Moytog wringer waohor H6, Hoover porto. bioi dryer 1811, Dlohwolhor Kenmore portobla t76. Skoggo Applioncao Upper River Rd. Gollipollo 448· -7398. SWAIN AUCTION • FUIINITUIIE 62 Olivo St .. Galli polio.' Now &. u•d wood-coal 1tovea. I pc wood LR . tulle t398. bunk bedo *199. ontron recllnera f99, u•d bedroom 1uite1. renges, wringer woohoro, • ohoeo. Call 81 4 · 448-3169 . 54 Misc. Merchandise Knouff Firewood Split- 98% herdwoodl. Sea10ned or grMn. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vendor. 814268-8246 . Send , Gr•vel. Pick up 11 lllchtrdl • Bon. Cell 4411· 77811. Umeatone. Fl.rowood cut up olabo. t1 8 PU load. Lorg" loedo doUVIrld. Coil lor prlcoo. 814246·11804. Big 3 or 6 bdr. home built on your lot • 18.900 • up. a.. ~3' 'f_odel. Coll1·1114-888· 1 Singer oewlng mochlna for ule. golden touch end eew. Coil 814-388·11111. like now. For Mle. A Cobboge Patch Kid. Coloco, with red hair. Collll14-9112-3483, after 4 PM. Firewood, *20.00 pick up lood, 130.00 delivered . 304·876·2991 or 876· 8762. )Coal DellveNd) good lump houoo coel 1 to 7 ton. coli Jim Lonler 8711· 7397 or 304-876-1247. AKC roglotered. Bleck fo· malo Mlnoturo poodle, good with chlldroh. houoo trolned, 7 yearo old,lood hloHh. *711.00. Coli 14· 912-6207 AKC reglotoroci mole black Tiny Toy Poodle : IS - · old. Hoo lhoto and - n wormed . 11711.00. Cell 8U·U9-2977. Still time for Chriotmoo puppleo. luff colored. AKC regletorod Cocker Spanlelo. *126.00. Coli 814-8928122. Hamiter with 1 amoll oogo. To 1 good home. Callll14-982-3237. H..hhy 1974 CaM 610 beck hoe loodor *10,1100.00. 304468-1110. oxc cond, 304·468·1917. AKC flog. Toy Poodle pup· plot, reduoad for Clwlotmoo •1211. con 441-11109. Control hunger end toM weleht with New Qropefrult·PPH . Combo. Fruth Phlrmocy. Parokeoto. beblao. all coloro, new cogoo. Hold lor Chirotmu. 304-878-&030 otter 1 :00 ond woollonda. Judy Cutlet: Soft· oculpturod Cabboge Kldo: Mr. T.'o, 8ollorlnoo, etc .. oil olz11. Booutllul work, 304· 871-11131. . Good broke Coon Houndo lor ~It or trode · onythlng except othor dogo. 304· 411.8-11172. W•rm Morning wood 1tove. lntolovlelon with 4 cor· trldgeo. 304-773-11284. Btenoo oil wood coblnort, AM·FM redia, turntoblo, very good cond, how t o to •Pi»recilte. melee nice Chriotmoo gift. 304·1711· 3000 aftor 11:00, 304-8711· 11277. Boldwln fun mochinc. l~lly oqulppecl aquorlum. 304· 171i-i8118 otter 4:00. Firewood for oole, all hord wood, •8o.oo pickup load. will tlellver. 304-1711-6988. AKC rogletored Tiny Toy Poodleo. phone 304·88113111. Amorlcon Pit lull Terrier puppleo, 8 - · oid, UKC Purple lllbbon Ired. 304· 812·2832 or 182-2374. . . Beagle, roglet- puppies for Chrletmu. 304-88113938. 67 Mutical ln11rumenta Druma 9 pc. eet Tama; exc. cond. Coli 4411•37118. Origlnol Coleco Cobblge Potch P-mlo doll . .6.00. Old Gormon violin. very One Cobboge Petch KooHI · nlco, *1 00.00. Flot top onlmol •110.00. 304-882- gultlr with c•••· tl~e new, 176.00. Call 814 -949· 2904. 2801 . SURPLUS DENIM jockoto •21.00. libo f1 8.00, COVI69 For Sale or Trade rolil nogular U2.00, kldo co-'loge. itow ormy llold joclcoU. oU ormy field pock For 11le or rent, th,.. ~~. comlooot boota. Corhort clotl\lng. 11m bedroom hou11 whh both Bomervlle'L Eut, lloveno- end corport on lar.. lot In wuod • frl. 911. Bun, 1 :00- Rutland. 11110.00 month or 7:00 PM (other doyo to t1 1.1180.00. Might conCh!lotmoo 3:00-7:00) 304- olcllpr ~ mobile homo on 1711· 3334. !redo or termt. Coli 814· 742-2480 'or 814· 742· Firewood. til herd wocide, 2112. except lundoy. .... dollw-..1 end otookod *311.00. 304-1711-1773. . Ping Pong Tobie 126.00. Phone 304-876-18711. Stokarmetlc 8tove1 1nd ltol!or Furnocoe: Jock Htg· arty. llodcli", Ohio. 1114· 889-34112. Cor - t t21i. 304·&71· 4087. 61 o ,.. .,.,."·" ':========-r:;;=:::;==;=:;::;::-1 -+------- I 83 Uv1atock At:,11ment . .r Rent ... APA.,.ENTI. 1110blll ._.., . . . . .. Pt. Plelunt · end GMIIpollt. 1114-441· lll' r . 2 bodrwm 1 child. 1- .•-1- . 'i 151 rur ' . .. . . 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid lor '80 model end newer ulod coro. Smith Bulck-Pontloc, 1911 Eoetorn Aw .. Golllpollo. Coli 81·4-448-2282. 77 Pontlec Grond Prix 30 1' good condition. · Coli otter 5PM. 448-0137. 1878 Plymouth Fury. outo .. air, PS. P8, radio. new paint job, t1 699. John' 1 Auto laleo, Bulavlllo lid. Golllpo· Ill 4411-4782. 1872 lmpela Chevrolet. 2 dr .. 310 engine, new paint, new vinyl top, good motor, gOO!f tlreo. Con 4411·1838 lfttrlipm. 18~8 Ford ~ ton pickup 4x4. • 1.200 or bolt offer. Coil 814·388·8303. 1873 vw ...... 48.000 mi.. new bettory, brokoo. point upholttory. •1.810. Cell 4411·41111 oftor 4PM. 18118 Chevy 2811 2 dr. Sedori, n. .do r41torlng, 1411. 1878 Camero, II cyl .• orlto trono, 11,000. Coli 441·811 3 or 441-8201 . 1979 Chevotto AM-FM CI...UI, IUtO, llr Cond., new tlre1, very clean, •1,860. Coli 1411. 814·258 · 1887 Morcodeo CC 12001-D · good cond., no reeaonable offer ,.fund. 0028. Truckt for Sale 1982 Ford 8·260 4 wheel drive for ule. Ctll814-379· 2489 . . 1978 Chevy Luv. auto. radio .• topper • ., 999. John'• Auto Soleo. lulevlllo Rd. !]olllpolio. 446-4782. 1882 Ford '14 ton pick-up. 300 cubic lnch·8 cylinder. 4 opeed.PS, PI, AM rodlo. ~~j~~ 1~~a'i.::~~O-~~d 614-949-2293. 1978 Ford F-150. postlve trectlon reor end, heavy duty apring1. 400 , engine~ u1e regular gaa, lneuleted topper, 23,000 actuol miloo, one owner, •8.&00.00 firm . 304-895-3879. 1978 Ford F-1110, postlvo traction rear end. hoovy dul'( oprlngo, 400 engine, uoe ••111111r gu, lnouleted topper, 23.000 octuol mlleo. . one o - . *&,liOO.OOflrm. 304-BS&-3879. 1878 Ford !ruck cob. 361· Clovolend Eddlebrock Intake 4 Ford white opoko rimo. 1978 Chevy 'A roar end, 4 ep.. wlndohlold. doore. apringe rear window. 304- 18811 Chevy Boloir *296, 1n9ino • body In good con d. C.ll 448-781o, focltomp 1981 Chivy lololr *2911. engine • body In good con d. CoH 4411· 7613 ioftor 4PM . 1870 Ford Folrlone oroid •• Ia. beoi offer. 1178 Ford Folrmont good cond, •*2,000. Coil 441·3122. Dune lu1111y hoo VW engine good !rome. roll boro, noll fun moahlow. Mull loll, 1318. CoM 441-42211, c..,.ro 1110 Z·2B. gerege kept, In onow, air, T·top, IIWD. em - fm - I t o , tiH. MADA bc1ok •1.100 uortfloe u.too. CoH 448-0312. Farm Equipment 1177 Novo. four door. TNt - 1 with PI, Pl. lody Fo'l"oll H trootor. 11100 or end motor In A·1 ·•"-· bHt offer. Coli 814-381· . , ...00. Cell 81.4 ' 3?81341. 1303. 73 1877 Chovy llozer Cheyenne package. like now, mull toll. -Coli 814246·91127. 1877 Dodge Troc!oom., van 100 8 ayl .. 83,000 mlleo, .1.~. CoM 448-8108. 11711 Ford , Van Cullom, goOd cond., one -owner. ., 7110. Rodlff Auto So leo. Vinton. Coli 388-9981. 1878 Chevrolet llozor 4 wheel drive, 360 on · glne,U800. Coll448-7141 aftorlpm. 1979 Chevy ~ ton, 4 whlll drive with utili!'( body, exc cond, 13,750.00. Phone 304·4118·11110. ' 1978 CJ-7 Joop. 8 cyl .. 3 opd., hardtop, 13.800. col 304-87D-119Iil. 18114 8-1 0 lour wheol drfvo with topper, 18,000.00. E•c cond, 304·882-31181. 1171 Oldo Cutllu. Two door, euto, rune good. *410.00. eon 114· 7403. Sigler fPS ' - t etovo. Coil 448-2101. 1171 '78 Choroltle Chief, 4 wheal drive, -31,000 mlleo, buckot -~~. tilt etoorlng, - d rodlo, deny whoolo, oil tinted llou, *4,000.00 . 30~··7 -7771 . end concrete work. Fret estlmoteo. Coli 446·3111 . . Iron HorM Builders : Farm a. Commercial Polo Bldgo . 814-332-9746 Coll,ct. Wintor opl.: 30X40X9 •witb 1 & ' track door • man door: f6231 erected. RON 'S Televi1ion Service ... ·SpecialiZing in Zenith oniiMotorola, Ouazer, 'anir hou11 colla. Coli 304·6~ 2398 or 614-448-2484. . Fetty Tru Trimming, etump removal. Call 304-87111331 . • . RINGLES'S SERVICE; · ox>! periencod corpenter. electrrcien. m110n, painter. roofIng (Including hot. tar oppllcotlon) 304-876-2088 or 1176-7388. Chrlet- tree out your awn ell ohopoo • .a.. •e.oo. · Coll814-378·2111. 1178 V.. G.T. with Bun Roof. Ctlfi'Hn Glrolemlot ., .....a.,,•• _. ltoltermetlo efovee end otoller fuooWf - · JICik ..... erty, llodallff, Oh. 114-HI· 3412. . 1112 Chevy C'-tto. L11o then 11,000 mlln. *3100.00. Cell ., ........ 3811. Evening Television .' ~ ~ • · Rotary or cobla tool drilling. Pt1o.t wells completed fi'J'I" day. Pump ulea and nrvi· ceo. 304-896-3802. 1 2/21/84 7!00 IJffiPMM-Ine (J) Here Come tho 8ridoo (J) SportsCenter ([) Gomer Pyle (() Ill ll2i Entertainment Tonight Cil Wheel of Fortune D (I) Wheel of Fonune Abaten Home lmprovemant $peclollst. new homeo, od ditlon•. roofing, siding. con · creta, dry woll. 304-468 · 18811. (() JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Box 366, Golllpblio. Colt·614· 387-0678 . 83 Excavating Good -1 Excovoling. beoementl, footer1, 'driveWeyl. Mptlc tanko, lendocoplng. Coil enytime 814-448 · 41137, Jomeo L. Dovioon, Jr . owner . 84 Electrical & Refrigeration SEWING Machine repoiro. aervice . Authorized Singer Sale1 It Service Sharpen Sciaaora . Fabric S.,op . Pomeroy. 814-992 · 2284. 86 General Hauling 74 MecNell/le~rer 7 :30 D (1) Tic Tee Dough (J) Third Annua~ Logondory Pocket Bllllardo Store • U.J . Pucket vs. Cowboy J immy Moore. (60 min.) ([) Andy Griffith (() D (() Family Feud rn Jeopardy (lQ Whool of Fortune ID New Nome That Tune · g) WKRP in Cincinnati 8 :00 G (]) Cil V Oiaha credtes a deadly ctone of Elizabeth which escapes and wreaks havoc and freedom fighters attempt to smuggle refugee children into safety for Chrislmas . (60 min .) (J) llttle Molch Girl .([) MOVIE : 'Gentle Giant' (() e (j) Denoon !CCI . D (I)® Dukes of Houard (I) (jj) Woohlngton Welk/ Review Paul Duke ia join~d by top Washington journal· ists analyzing the week's news . 1 filii To Ba Announced IHBOI MOVIE: 'Octopuny' ' . . . [MAX] MOVIE: 'Gorky Pork' -~ ·. 8:30 (I) Chrlotmaa.Corol '' ' C!1 NFL Game of tho W(1) GilD Wobotor (CC) An ex ·pro football player and e -.. . . his J'\SW brkif' have their honeymoon disrupted when ' they become instant parents James Boyi W~tter Service . Aloo poolo filled . Cell 614258 · 1141 or 814 · 4411· 1176 or 814-4411-7911. Kon' o Wfiter Service. Wollo, cloterno. poolo filled . Phon• ll4-387·0823 or814-3877741 night or dey. to an Ofphanep ehc-year·old. . (RI (() (jj) Woll Stroot Wooll . ' .. ~· louis Rukeyser analyres the '80s with a weekly review of economic and invntment matters . 8 :QO 87 -tire. 't a ()) College Balkotboll: Kentucky lnvltot- (I) 700 Club (J) Colleae footbell '84: 'Upho111ery TRISTATE . CI~F Hondo. lu· UPHOLSTERY SHOP ISOOmMoo. N.W ' 1183 Soc. Avo .. .GallipoMs E-1· 81 4·448· 7833 or 814-448: *1210.00. 1833. liZ. . Toumaunent Motorcycl11 1884 Honclll 3 Wheeler, wHh 1114 Nlaht Howk engine. '1100. ~•11114-112-7184 . (jj) Newahour ®Newt f!ll Jelleroons IHBOl lnoido the NFL Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phono 614-448-3888 or 614-448-4477 . EVENING Will haul cool. 11nd end gravel, 304-4118-11188. D!ldll " ' -· ....... Plclcet11 uood funllture, 3041711·1413 or 171-1410. I Roofing, guttering. oldlng, Vansllr 4 W.O. 1973 Scout II ono owner. •ell& . Approx. 90,000 mi. Coll448-11811 . ~'~Silent Night! .-.. Holy Niqlit! Oh,dear! I think he needs help! plumbing, carpentry work 678-2H6. 1.811 Cho")' Luv ,4 wheel drive, ·dleiirl. 13,800.00 . 304-882-3681. For oolo hond- dolle houH from •10 to t?S. Call 448-4130. I'm sorr~J,Hooqy! Mama didn't mean to yell at you! BASEMENT WATERPROOFING ,· Unconditionallifetiri1e gua~: rantH. ·Local r11ferencee . furnilhed. Free e1timate1. • Call collect 1-814· 237· · 0488, 9 e .m. to 6 p.m. : R, o g e r ,a B • se m 11 n tWa~rprooflng . · · Cell. 448- good.llotly,nrff. Gootl warfl oor. *410.00. Coli 114· . 112·7114-'ne•- our prlooe, 11ve tolley. Phone 304-77J.I4JO. 72 roofing. 111mlen gutt"l:•· 1torm window1, overhang . Coll814-387-0409 or614367·7244. 82 · Firewood for · 1111 • 21 plcollup lood. eJI dellveoed . Cell 814-218·1201. end~Compore 76 LTD Ford. 304-876· 7361. H • s Home Improvement. vinyl & aluminum eidiftli, . 40 gel . . .trlcwotorhlltor. Lila then holt price, Coli 1114·141-2171. . IIICK'I NEW AN0 USED -FUIINITUIII. . _ ort- 1975 Novo. 4 door, 8 cyl, auto tr1n1, 11111 ortrede., Leon Flea Market, 304 · 4118· 1672. 1978 Ford Courier Pick-up truck. Four 1peed. low mileage . Run1 good . 11000.00. Call 814-992· · 7403. . HouMhold ' Gooda Volley Furniture; · • uood. Lorge ~ of quol· lty fu<Ntu ... 12,. e.Ave .. Qallpola. Autoa for Sale ok1 cott. 1971 V..W. ~uper Bootie. 4 814-986- cylinder. 4 opeod. AM FM . Stero caeNtte. 1ir ehock. Very goQd condition . 113911.00. 1877 Oronoda. . Hortomon Carrol. 2413 Jocflllln Ave, Point !!leo- two door. 302~glno,outo., 11As Terry Camper, J II lint. HorH end barn oqulp· P.B.. P.B., olr. 1795.00. toot . Perfect condltf<Mt. 11 800 .00 . Ed Brown: ~I mont. Voterlnerlon ouppllll i878 L.T.O., 4 door. 361 engine. auto. P.S .. P.B ., olr. 814-992-8140. J end grooming oldo . *796.00. Cell 614-387· . 77110 . . 64 Hey & Grain Servlt:l!s 1972 Ford. 4 door ltatlon weeon. 302 engine. loll ol t800.00. 304.-876· Lorge round bel eo of hoy t20 TLC. 11730. uch. Coll448-1 012 otter 6. 81 . Home '80 Monte Corio Londeu. Improvements · Good hoy for ulo . Cell ofter VB. outo. PI, PS. AC. AM. !l:OOPM It 814-192-111133. roor dofrooter. tilt, 304-11711· " 8288. Marcum Roofing • . Sp0.:.ting. Now· lnllollng rulibrir 1976 Co~tto. olr, PS. roofo. ao ·yeoro experl,nc;~~. Power wlndowe, T •top, apeclalizir:tU in built up roo1. 14,1100.00. Domoged right Cell 014-388-9887. · ,' . r I •IIISjlllf l.illlill fonder. 304.·182· 3681 . For ule• ..ven *1110.00. Col 3811 . zu-un. 2 br _.... ho!ftllumlshod. 1 aiiN. no peta. c oon~l•n . Now Hoven . •110.,.. month. 304-8822418. - 71 Motors Homea · llr Camper~ ·• HolldiY 8owt from Bon Dl~. CA . (I) • (II H-ollan Hoot (I) Hunter HuhQir ond McCal are a11igned tho took of lnVIIJIQIIlinfl a cor· 1 bombing w~ reoUited In the deeth of the Police Com· ml ..ioner'a wife. (60 min.) D Cil Ill CCCI · (I) · Clll Greet Perform· _ .., ChrloOrotorlo 'Ciwlotmoo Cantete.: Nikolaua Hatnonoourt conducta the Concentua 1 Muliouo of Vionno In thll trl· f bu1a to Johenn Sebaatlan Boch on thl tric:entonnlol of Listings----------------~------------------------------------------------------------with 12 children who runs 11 :00 u w llJ w u w {!Q Ill his binh . (90 min.) 2 :00 . . (1) Newt Kate Capshaw and Prince . his life and family on stroct • Holiday Bowl College Foot-: Brigham YO\Ing va. Michl.... 10:00 ([) MOVIE: 'Samoon and Delilah' Cit Matt Houlton (CCI Matt is hired by a mother whose son has been kidnapped, but . has few leads until someone at· tempts to murder her. (60 .ml·n.) (!) Hot Punuit Kate and J im seek refuge with an old Army buddy of Jom 's who suffers flashbacks in which he sees Kate as the traito· rous woman he once loved. (60 min.) ~ Folcon Creel ·10:111 [HBOI MOVIE : 'Circle of Iron ' (MAXI MOVIE: 'Big lied Meme' 10, 30 (J) Jack Benny Show (I) From/Americon Film lnot. 'The New Wile.' . A Young immtgran_t wife from Hong Kong is shocked to f!nd her husband only a diah· · washer in a Chinese restaur· 2 :15 ® CNN Headline Nowo 2 :30 (J) llondie ()) MOVIE: 'The Sovoge Curoe' 2:45 IHIOIInside the NFL !MAXI MOVIE: 'GIIclll Uve' (() e e (() ani . IIll Newowatch 11 :00. Cll (I) Cil • (I) (]t NoWI (J) 8111 Cq.by · (()MOVIE: 'EverY Dly'o A Holiday' (jj) Ctrrlotmoo Special with Lu-Povarottl 11 :30 • (]) Cil .Tonight BMw Tonight's guest is Garry Shand ling and Tony Bennett. 160 min .l (J) Boot of Groucho (I) WKIIP In Cinclnnltl (I) MOVIE: 'Kid With tho 200 I.Q. ' (ll Taxi D Cit Nlghtllne 11 :46 IHIOJ Hltohhlkor • Fece to e ,_ [MAXI MOVIE: ' Honey' 12:00 (J) lumo • Allen (I) Nlghtllne ' . ® ·MOVIE: 'Terror on tho -· au.-. Cll Cil Frldly IvD()JN-• 12:30 Night CJJ Love Thot []} lporWContor (J)Ioap . e<IICNNHo...lneNowt IHIOJ MOVIE: 'Silkwood' (CCI 12:41~ Nltlht TriCiko 1 :00 I Monied . - , M•dlr lponal.oelt AIC Rooke • · MOVIE: 'Tho Longest Y..r IMAXl MOYIE: 'Amityville II: The lla11e•lon" 1 :1 II Ill MOVIE: 'Tho Projeotod Men' 1 :30 (I) - (]) PKA OHiit Full Contaat K - : UghtwolghtWOIId · C.,.,.ianahltl Coverage of thil karat• chempionlhil) I• prooontld frO!!' El Paoo, 't~ . (80 min.) 3 :00 ' CIJ Star loorch (]) 700 Club C!l SportoCen,er 3·.30 C!l1984 NCAA Division I Soccer Chlmplonohlp from Seattle. WA 3:46 IHIOI MOVIE: 'Thraohold' 4 :30 (J) RoOI Bagley (MAX) MOVIE: 'Sounder' 1 2 /2 2 f 8 4 • EVENING 7 :00 • CIJ New• ,..., Lor · ""' omoo m Spon1Center ([)High Chlperral ([) College Balkotbell: CilMio:;:::rls:'ar<:lo Sllto IIJ (() Hoe Haw (I) Dr. Who rn.. M u• · erv Grlffi n (jj) Novo ICC) 'Stephen J . GO<Jid: This View of Life.' StephenJ. Gould.worldrak· nowned paleontologist, ev· olutionary theorist and (II. . 9 :00 II (])College looketball: Ken~ucky Invitational Tournoment Cil. Cit Love Boot (CCI (l) Glmme A Break Ill Cil ® Mickey Spillane'• Mike Hemmer (() Myateryl [CCI . Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime: The Clergyman 's Daughter.' Tommy and Tuppenca are called upon by a clergyman 's daughter to lnvestigate a series of strange and frightening occurrences thlrt have been happening at her country home. (60 min .) , . (jj) Dr. Who IMAXI MOVIE: 'RIIky Buaineso' 9 :30 Cil Spencer An attractive divorcee friend of his Mom ·s invites Spencerdover under the pretext of oing some chores but has other things in mind. IHBOl Not NoceoNrily tho · News 10:00 C!J World Cup tSkling: Women's Downhill Cover· ag~ of this skiing event is presented !rom Santa Cater1na . .1to1y. (60 mon. · 1 (()NIABookotbeii:Dollos · 01 u~ (() ·e 1 Cit Finder of Loot (J) Bachelor Father (l) Nowo/Sign Off author. is profiled. (60 min .) • (]J To Be Announced Loves (CCJ A man suffering from amnesia seeks Carey 's help in dete'rmining his\ real • Star Trek IMAXI MOVIE: 'It Hop· pened One Chriatm.e' 7:30 G (]) Too Clo.. for Comfort [HID] Troll• and the Chri1tma1 Expre•• Determined to sabotage Chrish mas . shr; roguish trolls sneak inlo ·santa's village dis~ ised 8 :00 · a (I) C1J Smurfa Chrllt. ftj'}ftNlffi~ ~THATICIWIIII.ID-QAMI ~~!NUL!~~· mas and endanger the lives of two lost children. (J) MOVIE: 'lt'o • Wonderful Ute' (J) College lllkotblll: Dtryton .. Iouth l'lorldll ([) MOVIE: 'Tho Tin Btor' 1)1 Alrwolf Hewko is determined to NV& DomInic . whoae plane has gone down In the desar1, not real· izing thet it 'e a tr•~•t up by ' The Firm' in order to cap· turo Alrwolf. 160 min.l by-AmoO:Itnell!oblM UMCr..... ..._ foul Ju'mblet, one tetter to HCh equare, to form four ordlnlry wordl. 17 Native of (suff.) Ca . • DriP~!. "" IUUIIfi !! vessel %1 Stayinu --.. place zz Split !3 Salt water Chopped 21 (1) ' as carrots 29 Choose 311 Inhabit 33 Metric measure 34 Memorable time 35Scope 37 Family gathering place 18 Gennan city !.::-++-+-~ UWear away IZ In want AXYDLBAAXR llt.:ONGFELLOW One letter stondl for lliiOther. In this sample A is uoed 1..- the three L'a, X for the two-O's , e tc . Single letters, apoob ophes, the lenlth IUid lonnalion ol the words are all hlnta. Each clay the code letters art different. 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Type 1 3 Exp oslve 10 ace Lawyer •• F' ·1 k 4 "' ISSIe roc (abbr. ) 13 The old 5 Egyptian man's mate city 15 CelUc I Japanese deity measure Zl Fiery (CC) ·A Matter of Principle.· Alan Arkin and B8rbara David Putnam Out· doort (]) Spon1Center (() Where Old You Get/ Women? (J) by THOMAS JOSEPH CROSS •• E A ..., ncourage 1 w te ~n r DOWN or Andrews 1 Valley 5 Jaco~'s 2 Sci.fi film idantioy and an agent asks ctJ mas Special The smurls battle an evil intruder who threatens to ruin their Christ- 1~1/. VIII Daisy to help him find the singer who desened him of· tar hitting the big time. 160 m'n.l Partners in Crime (() Amerie.n Pl8yhou11 as elves. GJ News · principles . (60 min .) • Switch IHBOI MOVIE: 'Defionce' 10:30 (I) Chrlotmas Carol (jj) Unplo....,tneaa at the Bellona Club KCRUQGNUS NW Ar1-.motv[ . =· I Yoo*""Y'o 1 I I I I I ][ I I I I ] J . 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Filled wweJoeeph Reiser, Poroerqy, Dll aDd costs, :.1 days jaU, llceDR IIIIIPfllded one year, DWI; Kermit Clark, CooMIIe, $250 and aJita. t11ree days jail, Ucense llllpellded 00 days, DWI; Marvin Tolliver, ReedsvUie, $100 and costs, ftve days jail, $50 of tine and live days II\IIPI!II(Ied, given :.1 days to obtain Ohio Ucense, no valld OhiO llceale; .Greg Hayman, Long Botian, $50 and costs, possessing rUle aJI)IIIIUJition while hunting deer with an over-under shotgun rl11e Cllllblnatlon; Timothy LaWJ'I!IICe, Lana Bottom, $100 and costs, five days jaU suspended, two years );II'(Jbl!tlon, cl1mlnal trespass; Steve WDIIams, Rutland, :.1 days jail suspended, one year prooation, cwtl, telephone harassment. · Sharon Denney, Mason, W.Va .• SlftO and CIJSts, tllree days jaU to be suspended If Ucense is obtained wtthln :.~ days, stx months probatiOn. falling to stop after accident, llOOand costs, threedaysjaU,$50of fiDe and jail sentence suspended If llcense Is obtained within :.1 days, no operator's license; Argene Anns, Puneroy, $150 and costs, five days jail suspended, one year probation, falsification; Peggy Holman, Racine, $10 alld costs, running a red light: Hetdl English, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, running ·a stop sign; DonaidD.Combs,LongBottom,SW and costs, failure .to control; JayS. McNab!), MUiersburg, $25 and ~. .overwtdth; $.1J and costs, llllll8fe vehicle; George S. Whited, The Plains, $.li9 and costs, overload; and Gregory A. . Brown. AlllvUJe, $'!) and costs, fallure to ._7, speeding; andLarryM. Wright, Langsville, five charges of J)08Se"'l- tngadeercriJBIUthl!rot, !IOIIailll!d as required, 160 on each c~~art~e. r---'------------_..;____,______1 l••t•ll•••till•n.:•t~•••t•l••••l-·!•1•111•'1111•1 _... _. CHRISTMAS SALE ONAU TV'S and APPLIANCES ., .Merry Christmas TWO DA_ YSA· .E i 12 NOON UNTIL 7:00 P.M. . 3 PC; SPORT SHIRTS · VESTS, JACKETS, Ect. ;;;:: . .· - - ·--·- ·.· - .:.- !!::?- -- -- WASHINGTON (AP) Pentagon and 11early twp dozen other federal agencies probably will mean fallure to meet a ' congtesslonal order to save $3 billion this year on ltetns such as public relations and consultant fees, an admlnlstratlon spokesman lndlcated Friday. ."We Intend tog~ a majority of the savings;: sal,d Steve Tupper, a . spokesman , ·at the Office ot · Management and1 Budget. "Congress basically ordered it and we'regolngtocomeupw!thasmuchas we can." S649S FINISH VENT RIB 12 GA. or 20 GA. 59 95, ~1 Judging of a Christmas home Ugllllng contest' In Middleport wUJ lt?mlngiOIL ' take place tonight. The contest ts sponsored hy the Middleport Amateur Gardeners and the MiddlePort Garden Club with prlzes to· be awarded In the categories of religious theme, overall, and outstanding door or HIGH POWJ:& AtrroLOADa MODEL THO OEN'I'EII nu · lllft.l:ll 'AUTO IIFLE Residents are asked to have their displays lighted by 1 p.m. when the judges will begin a tour of the town. ~ WI, ..... f AUTO 10/22 "C..,OICI" The holiday season many times creates an additional need for blood, unfortunately, due to accidents. Meigs residents are asked to give blood ai an American Red Cross Bloodmoblle Wednesday, Dec. 26, from 1 to 5::.1 p.m. at the Meigs Sftllor Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights,' in Pomeroy. No appointment Is necessary. four branches - Belmont, $1.1 mUUon; Ironton, $894,!J61; Lancas. •.er, $1.85 mUllan; and Zanesville, $1.58 m11llon. This .year's allocatiOns represent an increaseofabout$50mllllonfrom the total for the 198!-1984 academic year. Thatnieansstudentswillhave to pay through tuition and fres only 40 percent of the cost or operating undergraduate lnstruo:!tlonal programs, compared wltl\ 42 percent last year, officials Said. The subsidies fo' the state's 62 pul!llc universities, branches, community . colleges and technical colleges are based on official enrollments for the 19SH985 aca' demlc year. By law, the funds are allocated to tile schools based on enrollment estimates from the start of classes in the fall untll December when the Board of Regents Is required to approve thE' exact amounts, The large Institutions already have received about Mit of this ypar's subsidies ot$7!11,034,659. RUGER•~ Bloodmobile visit set for next Wednesday MAGNUM HUNTER S11995 ' Jtm/nii'D" OPEN _SUNDAY .. field 01111, Autol-. llhot REIIIIIGTOII 12 GA. . DECEMIEI .231D , Planned Parenthood sets holiday hours SJJ995 MODEL 11 00 .! "•'"· l'laln lbP1't'f 12 TO 5. .... ' The office or ~Ian ned Parenthood will beopen on Dec.24from8: :.lto12 noon only and closed Dec. 25. It wUl be open on Dec. 31 from 8::.1 to 12 noon and closed and Jan. 1. The Meigs Bureau or Support oltlce wlll be closed all day on both Dec, 24 and 25 and on Dec. 31 and Jan.1, ' ,• ~. ; ...... ..._. ..... FREE _, (2) ··~5wow . SSOOO cU:rJans HOLIDAY S10RE·HOURS TO' • IM• awn 10:30 AM. WOISIIIP SilVIUS CNia(N SCHOOl PlAY a• OPEN HOUSE 5:00 P.M. ,,. .... •. • . FREE liFT WRAPPINI 3 P.M. DIC. 2•th ,..~ CAifrATA { !• ' SAT, DEC. 22 SUN., DEC,' 2 3 9i3~·1:00 ' 12·7 . MIDDLEPORT WE WILL CLOSE AT & P.M. DEC. 24 A MuttimedJa Inc. NIWcp • ., The Defense Department aside, the departments of State and Justice, as well as the United States Information Agency and the Small Business Administration, informed OMB director David Stockman that no savings were possible In spending on so-called "overhead" Items such as consultants', public relallons and advertising, publlshing and travel. The agency that came closest to meellng the OMB target was the Labor Departfl)ent, which replled last month that It could produce 72 percent of the requested savings, or $24 milllon out of $34 mllllon requested. · C!aUih' the hoiiUy splrK and dllltrlbu&ed clothei, loys and food for needy famlllelllll Galla Count)'. Deputy Asa Rucker carries a bo~ of food from liB lltorage area lo one of more than 200famlllesaldedby the a.IC!adon Friday' A RJGifl' JOLLY OLD ELF - ChrlsUnas comes but once a year and w!lh Chri8tmas comes Sanla Claus. The same Santa hall been a regular vlllllor to Elherfelds' In Pomeroy for the past 35 years. He wW malle ids last visit Sunday altemoon, t.ben It's home to the NoJth Pole to make preparations for that magical sleigh ride on Christ- ---- mas Eve. thaw, the sound of that traIn whistle will probably be heard for six months, " laughs Santa. According to Santa, his wife Is always buSY baking cookies and looking after the elves· - making their clothes and mending their socks. She takes good care of Santa too·and even combS out his whiskers everyday. The elves. have to work har:d to keep a full inventory of toys. They also have the joboftaklngcareotthe reindeer bam which Is out behind Santa's house. They are supposed to keep it nice and clean butSantasays (Continued on page. A3) MON, DEC. 24 . 9:30-5 P.M. TUISDAY WEDNESDAY CLOSID Merry ·RESUME RIG. HOURS · 304-675-2911 laser uranl11m enrichment technology subniltted deployment plans last month. The agency concluded that the plans were requests for Investment and deployment of the technology prior to rellab111ty ' By ROBERT E. MilLER A....,.eted t>n. Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio Derriocrats , are . rolling In- money, whUe Republicans are mC?re than UJ,tXXI In debt, accor4lng to post~Iectlon campaliiJ llnlance reports ftledFridayw!ththeSecretary of State's oftlce. . I· TheOhli>DemocratlcPartyUsted a balance of $459,733 after spending )leavUy on Us candidates In the Nov. 6 eli!ctlon, while the ReJ~Ublican State .Central and ExecutiVe Com- · mlttet reported a balance $14,529 1 and debtlot$43.144. Republicans currently bc\ld only one atatewlde 9tric.'e- a seat on the COLUMBl!S, Ohio (AP) -Gov. Richard Celeste Is talking more and more like a salesman as he met with newspaper editorial boards and reporters around the state during the past week. "I've spent more time than I should looking over the shoulders or Cabinet members and staff, getting caught up in the nuts and bolts of state governmerlt rather than doing the Olll! thing which only I can do, and that is to be tbe Number one salesman tor for the state of Ohio," Celeste tOld the Columbus CitlzenJOUI11al on Friday. Celeste Is reminding reporters and edltorsofwhathe'sclone totulflll the promises he l1llde he waa elected two years aao - to I'I!!IC'IIe the state fnm bankruptcy, aet Lotlt4MI lletweea ·Potld .Pieuaat 6 MaMa nlltt I Gov. Richard Celeste's commlttee · listed a balance or $01,686, Secre- · tary of State Sherrod Brown listed $89,438 and T,reuurer Mary Ellen Withrow, ~.577. Friday's reports showed peinocrats outlpenl Republlcanl $f03,142 to$.11,166 ln ~99 races tor the Ohio House. Democratl emerpd with a 59-40HoulernaJor1ty. ft N•xt &e """y"'' .... ' ' ' ll ' I tlon board~ in the counties in which it gave, .funds to GOP Senate candidates. · Republicans won the only two statewide races on the Nov. 6 ballot, both tor Supreme Court justice. Reports showed that the top spender among the four candidates was . Supreme Court Justice-elect J. CtaJa WriJht. . However, the reports showed that Wrllbt waa outspent by his Democratic opponent, incumbent Jllltlce James P, Celebrwz.e,ln the wlllllng days ot the campal_p, The candidates were l'l!qUln!d to me by • p.m, Friday a U.St of their contrtbutionllllld e11pendltures coverlni 10 days belore the election. wrtiht. a Franklin County comlid! plealcourtjudp!, repcrtedtllat In \Ill! Senaie, won by Republlcilnl, Democratl reported receipts ol$266,926,expendltur8ol$%17,2.11, and a baiJnceof ••721. · The Senate Republican Cmunlttee, which helped bankroll a campalp that wW liVe them an J8.15 edle next yeaF, did not file a reportwlthBrown. GOP ...,."_ James 'l'llllnl • aaldthelnlfPelnotreqllln!areport tobeftlldwttbtbntallt.Htaalclthe· durll!atheperlodhe~S91.422 ,461. canrrilttee IIJed repona with elec- ln conll1butlonll and spent $114,1!1. Democra&- . AmiiW 11181e · clall, ,AttameY General Celebnq.t! 8lloWtd ihe ,_ ..........., war cheat with Open Mon. thru Sat 9:30-a.m.-7:00 p.m.; Open Sun.12 Noon tD 5:00p.m. . • pursue development of the advanced centrifuges or the laser technology, or neither. It Is to announce Its choice next May. Atotal of 745oftheless-advanced Set I1I ~ntrtfuges are In a Gas Centrifuge Enrichment Plant near Piketon, Ohio, Celeste 'sells' Ohio · Ohlo~coort. . testing, "We asked them both to meet with us this week to discuss the criteria for revtslng,the deployment plans to get a more acceptable level of risk for us and then to resubmit those plans In January," Longenecker said. The department Is py!ng to decide whether to secretary for uranium enrichment, said both the producers of the advanced centrifuges and a new Dems ltave huge 'war chest' Pt · Gr.ce Church Choir DECEMBER 24 10:30 P.M. Euchsrllt Oh. GOODS FOR THE NEEDY - '11le Galla CouJtly Deputy SllerUf's ~allan I JENNINGS !ERr ICES DEC. 23 7SoctioM60P-tiOCOQII ask WASHINGTON (API - The manutacturei'B of centi1ruges for a urallium enrichment plant near Portsmouth, Ohio, have been asked to sutxnlt new plans for deployment of advanced centrifuges, a U.S. Eriergy Department otflclal said Saturday. John Longenecker, !Jeputy assistant energy GOLDEN EGG' BANK IEGISTEI FOI EdiiGitals ., ......... ........... .. , A-2 8porta ................... ......... C.I·S Uranium centrifuge makers asked tQ submit new plans $18995 FOR THE IIDDIES IEb GOOSE l)e,dlw ..... ........................ . A..f the conversation, didn't laugh at au. By NANCY YOACHAM 11mes-Sentlnel Staff · Santa once asked a little boy If he POMEROY - For the past 35 always ate his vegetables and the Christmases, the same Santa Claus boy exclaimed, "My mommy never has beer) making special visits to fixes any vegetables!" Santa hohoed again. The boy's mother even Meigs County. laughed too. He lands his sleigh on the roof of Santa tries to be helpful to Elbef!eld's Department Store In chlldren. He .says he can often guess Po!r¥lroy, takes the eleva tor downstairs (because there are no how old they are because he's had so chimneys or fireplaces) and then much practice. If they arejustabollt · seats himself In a cozy, Santa Claus ready to start school, he will ask type chair, and waits for · the something like, '"Do you know how children. ..... } . to tie your shoes?" If they don't He enters so quickly and quietly know, then he tells them t.o start that store employees seldom even trying and if they learn by know he's arrived. However, when Christmas, leave their shoes under the Uneof clllJdJ:enstarts to form and the tree so Santa will know to )pave the l!lggtlng begins, everyone knows them something extra ntce. If the children are already in that Santa's on the scene. school , Santa encourages them to Santa -lays chlldren haven't try and do their best. One young lady changed much ln.Jhese 35 years. Informed Santa that she dldn 't llke ''They'restlll chUdren and they stU! school so he reminded her that ask tor dolls and trains and trucks and candy,'' althougl\hehasnotlced grown-up Ute Is often called the that' many of today' s tykes are "school of hard knocks." His wish asking tor electronic games and for her was that she would enjoy computers. "And this year the Uttle being young and going to school now girls are asking for things that grow because that Ume only comes once In cabbage patches and many llttle in a person's life. "When you enter boys are asking for Michael aackson the school of hard knocks, you never graduate," Santa muses. dolls." Some of Santa's chlldren bring Says.Santa, "The boys and girls they've drawn and colored pictures always remember to thank tne for for him, This always 'makes him the hug and the treat that I give them happy al)d he takes the pictures before mey leave too." to a giant size bulletin board home Whenchtldreilslt on Santa's knee, where he keeps them thewholeyear they koow for sure he's going to through. If they've been good (even though he Whenever children ask about tlle already knows) . Santa asked one Utile girl If she North Pole, Mrs. Santa, the elves or was good to help her mother ru;ound the reindeer, they always receive a the house. The llttle girl answered, detalled report. "I don't knOw," so Santa questioned . "The North Pole is a wonderful her further, "Don't you help with the place but It's sooooo cold. One time dusting?" "Oh," cried the little girl. . when a train was passing through, it "My mommy never dusts! " Santa blew It's whistle and the steam could hardly stop -ho-ho-holng but formed big puffs of lee Instead of the child's mother, who overheard puffs of smoke. If those puffs ever ~:~~~:a?:~~~~~~~ ~i! .270 01 30/06 window. r little chance of white Christmas A-3-- Department store Santa has. visited Meigs for 35 years COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Stu' . dents at state collegfs, unlve1111tles · and technical schools are paying a smaller share of the cost of their Instnictlon this yea!' beCause of a 6 percent Increase ln .state lnstruc· tiona! subsidies, ottldais say. The Board ot Regents on Frtday allocateq almost $!lX) m1lllon ln subsidies, with abollt·$660 milllon of that going to the state's largest schools. i Locally, regents gave $1.6 million to RIO Grande Comn\Urilty College as part of Its subsidy to community colleges. Shawnee State Community College in PortsmOuth received $2.85 mUllan, , Amoilg the Iarger1 universities, 30/30 s-.15-995 Alana the River ............... 8-1-8 ... , cas ..... ........... ......... .. ()..8 The report comes at a time when the defense . budget .has come under scrutiny both within the admlnlstra tlon and in Congress, ' President- .Reagan decided earlier this week to mill relatively small reductions .In his defense bulldup over the next three years, spurning advice from top aides and many Republicans In Congress that larger cuts are possible without banning the nation's defense capablllty. _ . PreSsure for additional cuts could be enhanced with the word that the Defense Department, with a budget estimated al $9.4 bl!llon for travel, consult;ults, public relations and simllar lteins, found that no savings !'OUld be made. Regents grant subsidies to state coll~ges MODEL 120 Home lighting contest judging set tonight ' ' could be achieved, even though b1lllon ln savings Congress called tor the cuts In legislation approved earlier this year as part of its effort to cut federal . deficits. . . The spokesman conllrmed that when the 23 agencies were asked to come up with the savings, they replied that only 8 percent .of the total, or $246 m!Won, could be lrln'lffied. .. Admlnlstrallon records Indicate that the Pentagon, asked to save $2.1 billlqn ·of the $3 blllon sought throughout the government, replled •that no savings were possible. · Pentagon ottlcla)s had no cormnent. But Tupper declfued to predict that the entire $3 · CAMO Ohio weather: Sunday, December 23, 1984 . Resistance "'!rpm the . WHITDAIL HUNTER a year ••• 1etltlor ' Aa!loelated ..._ Writer • t--------.,..-------..,..----.....,.------4 I ByDAVIDDPO MODEL 71 • SPOITSIIAII, BOLT 30·06 · Inside: Goveimnent ;may fail to meet savings target ' control. Fined for speeding were Robert Roush, Syracuse, $21 and costs; Daniel Reynolds, Mt. Vernon, lll., $21 and costs; Franklin Brinker, Point Pleasant, $24 and costs; David Reed, Pomeroy, $'!) and costs; James Depoy, Shade $29 and costs: and James Rl!fle, Syracuse, $22 a.nd costs. Forfeiting bonds In county court wereEdW.Frecker,Colwnbus,$50, speeding; OUver Taylor, Dresden, Vol. 19 No. <46 CIPL:elghled 19M All Caino Clotting \ D-1 • tnttJ . I• 'Star Wars' - P Take-One .'............. ., ..... lnllert .SatUrday, Dec. 22nc1 and Su~, Dec. 23rd EXTENDED STOlE HOURS SUN~AY USED TVs IN STOCK GOOD SELECTION! ... ALL SIZES! B&W and COLOR .sns o ~hind Dolls and little girls Bob Hoeflich di~usses canis, deooriations and . of all ages _ giveaways - Pll@e A-4 PageB-1 - wa• IN CINCINNA'D .,.. 0111110...%' I'd C I rtz ,_ C111 a Ow I ' .... b II r':wl hlt&pltor .. a,._c . I '..0011& Bhalst I t · a lltt INIII. Cll -IICIMI r• .......... (At~ Ohlolns back to work, strengthen the state's schools and untvenltle&, control utility costs and make state government more responsive. Celeste said he eKpects Republicans tocontlnuepushlngfora tall cut and criticizing the90pez c:'etlt 1ncome tax Increase he pushed through the General Assembly after taking ottlce. But ·the governor says the Republicans should recognize that job securtty Is or more Interest to inany Ohioans than ta~es. "Areyone who doesn't recocntze that as the number one illue and understand that it cannot be a partisan Issue Is going to make a terrible mistake," celeste said. 'I'IIen tbe g\)venor laUDCbea Into his 1118te Aiel pitch. 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