http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c133a0f4c9586d245a03110fb100e08b.pdf 21eff618808f408438deb77ecd400bb6 PDF Text Text PORMWOy-Middleport, Ohio Page- 12-The Daily Sentinel r---- Mei.u~ Local news...__;,_- '"'0~ c ontin ued from page 1 Pomeroy a t 2:43 p.m. to the Meigs County Infirmary for Maggie Hoy· to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 6:33p.m. to Meigs Mine No. 1 fo r RonaldWindland to O'Bienness Memorial Hospital; Raci ne at 10: 18 p.m. transported Barney Hiles from an auto accident on Wells Run·to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Earthquake... Twenty-one cases were processed in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. · •• Forfeiting bo nds were David A. Warth. Pomeroy, $450 ~ . driving while intoxicated. and $50. running a red light; Richard _ Rietm ire. New Haven. W. Va .. $50, stop sign violation; Geneva :.E. Bays, Ga llipolis. $50 running a red light; Ryari Pape. Noblesville, Ind .. $43; Debra Dingy, New Haven, $40; Betty M. Dill. Pomeroy, $40; Eldon Sauders, Pomeroy, $41; Sheila Harris, Pomeroy, $4 ; Tony HendriX, Tuppers Plains, $40; Charlotte Newe ll, Middleport, $41; John R. Nelson, Middleport, $40: Walter H. Wilson, Pomeroy, $41; Henry W. Rider, Rhode, $40; Herbert Crump, Point Pleasant, W.Va., $41; Donna Kent , Bidwell. $40. all posted on speeding charges; Ralph S. Duncan, Middleport. $450. driving whlle intoxicated. Fined were Philip W. Hoffman, Mason. W. Va.,$16andcosts, speeding; Christy K. Johnson, Wilkesville, $15 and costs. speeding, $10, expired tags; Dennis W. Blrchfl<!ld, Albany, $25 and costs, disorderlY manner; Harvey Faw, Mlddh~port, $100 and -costs, fl eei ng a police officer; Danny Dalton, Albany, $25 a nd cos ts, disorderly manner, and $100 and costs, possession of ___ __ Missionary sen-ict' ' There wlil be a missionary service at the Harrisonville Holl· ness Chapel on Wednesday, start· lng at 7:30p.m .. wllh Rev. Guy Troyer. . Rev . David Farrell, pastor, fnvlles the public. Seyler disposes of 24 ~s ' Twe nty-four cases were processed in the court of Pomeroy Mayor R ichard Seyler Tuesday night. Fined were Robert Powers. Middleport. $375 and costs, driving while Intoxicated. and $43 and costs. defective eXhaust; Mic key Eakins, Sy racuse, $43 and costs. left of center; Tony Chapell, Syracuse , $613 and costs, reckless manner; Mary Ellen Sheets. Dunbar. W. Va., $58 and costs, speeding; James Werry. Jr., Racine, $375 and costs, driving while intoxicated, $49. speeding; Ronnie Lambert, Pomeroy, $375 and costs, driving while intoxicated. Forfeit ing b(lnds were Elizabeth Gloeckner, Pomeroy,leash law violation, $3B ; Franklin Richardson, Ewington, $45; Eric Daniels, Rutland , $48; Theresa Bing, Racine. $47; David Brya nt, Huntingt on, W. Va. , $57: Theron Camp, West Colum bia , W. Va., . $49; Kimberly Hudson, Rutland, $50; Rebecca Ebersbach. Chester, $59, all posted on speeding charges: Willard Moore, Portland, $43, assured clear distance; Raymond Malyuk, Bedford, $63, expired operator's license; Na ncy Coganore, Logan, $63, !allure to yield; David Darst, Middleport , $43, stop sign violation; Eric Stover, Jr .. Racine, $43, ass ured clear distance; Jeffrey T. Roberts. Grove City. $375, driving while intoxicated, and $50, speeding; Mary Miler, Pomeroy, $43, failure to yield; Sheila Shuster. Dexter, $63. : expired plates. "" 1 . Todd Quillen, Pomeroy. was placed on si~nths probation after bei ng charged with fighting. 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' poUce radio from a sheriff's cruiser which is no longer in use, to the dog warden's truck. -Appointed John Rice and John Karschnik, and reap· pointed VIcki Gloeckner, to the Meigs County Board of Mental Ret a rda t ion-.Deveiopmental Disabilities. -Signed the 1989 litter program grant agreement, as re- Lanny R. Jenkins, 51, 423 Beech St., Middleport, died Wed· nesday at the Holzer Medical Center foilowing a brief illness. Mr. J enkins was born Dec. 16, 1936 in Sy racuse. a son of Lenora Oiler Jenkins, Syracuse, and the late Fred J enkins, Sr. He was a s teelworker at Foote Mineral, New Ha ven, W.Va., for 21 years and was a member o" the Steelworkers Union, Local 5171. He was a member of the Syracuse First Church of God and served as superintendent and trustee of the church. Surviving in addition to his mother, are his wife, Jan Nessel· road Jenkins; four brothers, Fred Jenk ins, Jr., 'Columbus; Darrell !Gene) Jenkins and Michael Je nkins , both of Pomeroy; Ga r y Jenkins, Syracuse; a sister, Donna Powers , Middleport; a sister-in-law and her husband, Elle n and Jerry Rougbl., and a brother-in· law and his wife, George and Lena Nesseiroad, ali of Pomeroy ; two aunts , Faye Browning and AI· ber ta Shirha rt, both of Cleve- land; an uncle, George Morgan Jenkins, Newport Richie, F1a., and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Pastor J. E. Hossler officiating. Burial will be in Gitmore Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. 1I I Square dance slated Vol .39, No. 161 . Copyrighted 1988 STOP IN SOON AND REGISTER FOR A FREE RECLINER TO BE GIVEN AWAY. DRAWING WILL BE HELD ON DECEMBER 23, 1988. 1 A number of video tapes of the 1988 Fail Foilies of the Big Bend Minstrel Association are now available. Residents who ordered the tapes through . The Daily Sentinel Office may now pick them up at the office on Court St., Pomeroy. Residents who st!ll w!sh to order tapes but have not done so should phone Roger and Mary Gilmore at 992-6203 or they may call Bob Hoefllch at 99~·2155 or 992-5292. By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS - Alarmed by a worsening gap in the state's inabilitY to ft~nd its Medicaid program - health carP for the indigent- Gov. Richard Celeste .. ,. Proposed Thut·sday a combina· - tion of cost contaiJtment and additional appropriations . Celeste met privately in his office, first wllh legislative lead· ers from both parties, then with legislators from the big-city delegations of Franklin, Hamil· ton and Montgomery counties. The governor and his director of human services, Patricia Barry. told the lawmakers there will be a $134 million shortfall, $56 milllon of it in state funds , tiy the end of the t!scal period next June 30. He indicated he will ask the General Assembly for a supple· Now Open For The Christmas Season. •POINBmlAS • POINim'IA HANG! NO BASKETS oHOLLY TREES •AFRtCAN VIOLETS •FOUAOE PlANTS. BASKETS <MONUMENT SPRAYS •CEMmRY VASES •WREATHS and OR AVE BLANKETS •LIVE. CUT CHRISTMAS TREES OPEN DAILY 9 AM-5 I'M SUNDAY 1 I'M-5 I'M HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE 992-5776-SYIACUSI, 011. ACHRISTMASCAROL-ThecholroiSouthern High School will present A Christmas Cjp'ol at 2 p.m Sunday in the high shcool gymnasium. Among the leading cbracters In the musical directed by Roberta Maidens are lo front, Jenney II .SCOTCH and WHITE PINE IIIII••• tur11 South on panl road, 1.1/t .... te pove. WATCH FOI SIGNS- MOUIS: 10:00 '1IL Dill I I1 ----------------------- A $3.33 per load out-of-district additional $3.33 per load which fee )s being added to Racine was not '!lnllcipated. VIllage's blll at the Galiia County ·Council elected Carro~J Tea· Landflll, reported Mayor Frank ford and Henry Bentz to serve on Cleland at Monday night's meet· the Firemen's Dependency ing of Racine Vlllage Council. Board. Robert Johnson and John It was noted that village trash Holman will represent the fire bills will already be higher this department. These four will then quarter, in accord with an meet and select a vl!lage resident ordinance which was passed in to serw on the board. September. Council wlll have to In .final business, Council ap· study the collection to see if the proved a resolution authorizing rates will have to be adjusted the clerk to transfer money with again to compensate for the the Water Fund Account, and approved the purchase of several BRING YOUR FILM IN TO US FOR PROCESSING. 12 EXP•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S3.29 15 DISC ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 54.49 24 EIP. ••••••••.••••••••••••••.••••••• $5.99 36 EXP ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••,. S8.49 ne BRING YOUR FILM IN TO US t"'~ J. YOU'LL Dennis Conrad named Trooper of the Year · FI P EXCLUSIVE PHOTO DE"o~LF~~NG FREE! ;r-"'~j.U P·GRADE to 4" PRO-SIZE PRINTS tt ·' 1 DAY SERVICE GUARANTEED GET A COUPON for .t\~~8x10 ..... ~~ Usle who plays Tiny Tim, Mayla Yoacham, the Spirit ol Christmas present; Angel Snider, the Splrll ol Christmas Past; Herb Rose, Scrooge, -and Hank Cleland, the Ghost of Marley. (See story on page 6). I 't I Highway Patrol Trooper Den· n!s D. Conrad has been selected 1988 Trooper of the Year at the Galiia-Melgs Patrol Post. The selection of 27-year-old Trooper Conrad, is in recognition for outstanding service in 1988 in the Gall!a-Meigs area . Fellow officers at the Gallia-Meigs Post chose Conrad on the basis of leadership abilities, professional ethics, courteous treatment of others, enthusiastic work attltud.e, and cooperation with super· visors, peers and publlc. Trooper Conrad is now in contention for the District and State Trooper of the Year Awards to be announced at a later date. Conrad joined the patrol in 1984 and• has served at the Gailia· Meigs Post since graduation from the Patrol Academy. Origi· naily from Clarington and a graduate of River High !;1chool, Conrad has served as a Monroe County Deputy Sheriff and Clarington Pollee officer. He, at· tended West Liberty State College. Trooper Conrad and his wife, Maria, reside near Galllpolls, with their children, Adam, 4, Allsha 3 and Jonathan. 7 months. LOcal news briefs...-..... Driver hurt in one-car mishap '· ~ RLM DEVELOPING Alii PRIIIINI 12·15·24-36 EXPOSURE e I 110, 128, 35MM ORDISC . I C·41 FILM ONLY OFF EACH ROLL SO~ ia WITH COUPON BORDERLE~ , PRIN 'tl' · Coupanmuataetompanyoroer One roll por coupon -----------------~--------BLACK-ANDWHITE FILM 9~E DAY SERVICE PRESCRIPTION SHOP The Gallla-Meigs Post of State Highway Patrol investigated an accident in Meigs County atll: 08 a.m. Thursday on CR. 29, 0.3 miles west of CR. 28. The driver was injured in the one car mishap . Troopers said Carol S. Dailey, 48, Portland, lost control and her pickup truck went off the road, striking a tree. Damage was heavy. There was no citatiOn. Dailey suffered a minor visible injury . No one was injured and no one was cited in an accident at 4:47 p.m. Wednesday in Meigs County, on SR. 7 near Pomeroy . Troopers said the left rear wheel and tlrecameoffacardriven by Thomas E. Mankin, II, 44, Pomeroy, and struck a car driven by Mina M. Swisher, 74, Pomeroy. Damage was moderate to the Swisher car and minor to the Mankin vehicle. The patrol also investigated a car-deer accident at 6 p.m. · Wednesday on SR. 7, near Pomeroy, in Chester Township. Troopers said a deer was k!Ued when li was struck by a car driv!!n by Karen S. Wheeler, 39, Pomeroy. No one was Injured. Damage was moedrate. ' Farm·planning sessiory.s slated An informational meeting on establishing a Farm Business Planning and Analysis program lor farmers of Meigs County will be held Monday, Dec. 12, at 2 p.m., in the vocatlonal-agr.!culture room at Southern High School, Racine. The Continued on page 10 992·6669 271 N. SECOND MIDDUPOIT, OHIO COLUMBUS. Ohio (UP!) Despite protests from consumer advocates who said 11 would lead to higher phone rates, the Ohio joints of plastic sewer pipe so the G~neral Assembly. took final materials would be available (or legislative action.Thursday on a repairs on the village's storm telephone deregulation bill and drains. adjourned for the year. Council recessed subject to a The House's 65-21 approval of meeting on Dec. 19, !!there is any the Senate version of the controbusiness to transact at that time. versial telephone rate-making Present for Monday's meellng blll brought to a conclusion the were Mayor Cleland, Clerk Jane two-year, 117th · session of the Beegle, Fire Chief Robert John· Legislature. son, and Councilmembers Ro· Lawmakers will be back in less bert Beegle, Henry Bentz, Car· than four weeks to start the roll Teaford, Larry Wolfe and 1989-90 sessiOn, which promises Scott Wolfe. Councilman RIto bring fireworks over state chard Wamsley was absent. finances. The telephone deregulation bill was proposed by the telephone cqmpanles and the Public Utili· Ues Commission of Ohio. It was • advertised as a mechanism for allowing prices on competitive. high· technology telephone systems to be set in the free marketplace. William Spratley, Ohio Consu· mers' Counsel, complained that the telephone companies have declined to reveal what plans they have for "alternative" ratemaking methods, which they and the PUCO could establish on basic localteiephone service. Spratley said he w.ould seek a person,!'! meeting with Gov. Richard Celeste to urge him to veto the b!U. ''I'J.l sign the bill," Celeste told reporters shortly after It was passed. "I think the blli is a TROOPER DENNIS CONRAD responsible piece of leg!slallon. I think It has sultlcient safeguards ' -- mental appropriation early next appropr iated fund s will st!ll be year to help plug the hole. But necessary. Celeste said cuts in state pay" We need to address this men Is to health care providers deficit now ," ~e les te told the and recipients alike are neces· legislators. ''Failure to address sa ry ingredients of any recovery this deficit in a timely fashion plan . will mean that additional funds ·The governor suggested small must be built into the base for the reductions In the formula for 1990-91- biennium." nursing home and hospllal pay · House Speaker Vernal Riffe ments, a small restriction in the Jr., D-Wheeiersburg, told repor· payment lor drugs , a reduction in ters Thursday he does not favor the fee increase for providers reductions in payments to pro- . from 4 percent to 2 percent , and a viders or recipients. " As long as co-payment of 50 cents to $1 by we have the money. we should each Medicaid recipient for· not make cuts In Medicaid, " medical services. Riffe said. Celeste said his plan would But Celeste said any_ supplesave the state $19.8 milllon this mental appropriations would fiscal year, $8.1 million of it in only add to the base of the state funds. Medicaid budget for the next two "The proposed cuts for Fiscal years. "They will remain as a Year 1989 will not solve t.heentire part of the Medicaid base for deficit problem," said the gover- future years," he said. nor. "The use of some additional economically-depressed areas at in there to protect consumers." Before joining the Senate in below-market ra tes; -setting guideilnes for and adjournment for the year, the encouraging the operation of House sent the governor these pre-school programs; bills: . -tightening the restrictions ~Expanding the options for against abuse of the mentally the state treasurer to lnveot retarded, the developmentally interim deposits, and allowing disabled and the functionally the treasurer to pool investment impaired; of county funds for a better -transferring the location of a return; pre-release center from -creating a state-backed pro- Hamilton prison to Montgomery gram under which banks could . County. loan ' money to businesses in Dispatcher Higley honored hy Meigs-Gallia State Patrol Ohio State Highway Patrol Dispatcher L. Kay Higley has been selected for the 1988 Ohio State Highway Achievement and Recognition Award at the Gailia· Meigs Post. The selection of Higley. 3B, is in recognition of outs tanding ser· vice during 1988 as a Radio Dispatcher at the Gallia·Meigs Post. Higley was chosen by Post troopers and dispatchers on the basis of technical job knowledge aod ability, enthusiastic work attitude. team work, and prompt and courteous response to the public's requests for information and assistance. Radio Dispatcher Highley joined the patrol in 1974 and has served at the Gallio-Meigs Post for 14 years. A llfe·long resident of Bidwell, Higley is a graduate of North Gallla High School. This is the second time Higley has won this award. She was the 1987 award recipient. • PSC drafts rules marking pawer lines • across rwer CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPI) - The West Virginia Publlc Service Commission has drafted rules requiring the marking of electric transml$s!on llnes across the Ohio River. The rules comply with a law approved by the Legislature in March. · PSC Executive Secretary How· ard Cunningham said the Unes must be marked to comply with Federal Aviation Administration regulations to · alert airplane pUots. Under the rules, all new and existing lines must be marked and lighted. Cunningham said the proposed rules affect 50 transmission llnes crossing through 12 West VIrginia counties bordering the Ohio River. MEIGS QUIZ TEAM ON TV -The Meigs High Quiz Team will participate In the televlalon competition, "TV Honor Society," on Saturday at 8 p.m. The show alra OQ Cbllllnel 15 from wrAP TV, Parll.eroburg, W. Va. Quiz team members Give A Gill Subscription To The Daily Snntinel This Holiday Season - Call 992 -2155 J ,. ,..-..---- - - - · - A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Ohio Assembly adopts phone bill, goes. horn~ Racine village .may h(lve to adjust rates for trash pickup THIS IS THE SEASON FOR TAKING PICTURES I No ·PurchaH Necessary-Need Jlot Bo Pr-nt to Win. MEIGS FURNITURE 280 3RD ST. RACINE, OHIO • Tapes ready •' 3 SectionS. 26 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, December 9 •.. 1988 (:eleste proposes plan for Medicaid funding GET ONE OF THESE "FREE" RECLINER . j. WHEN YOU A square dance will be held Friday at the VFW Post on Vanderhoof Road at Tuppers Plains. Donations wlli be $2 for adults and $1 for children under 12. No alcoholic beverages permitted. ' Partly c loudy tonight . Chance of snow 30 percent. ~aturday, variable cloudiness. Highs near 30. Chance of snow 30 perc~nt. . Lodge to meet The regular monthly meeting of Shade River Lodge 453, Ches· ter, will be ThurSday at 7:30p.m. Open installation of new officers will be held. All master masons, members and families of Shade River Lodg~ members may attend. Refreshments will be served. Daily Number 181 Pick-4 8697 Christmas Wednesday Admissions - Nei· lie Hudson, r,llddleport; Maggie Hoy, Middleport; Sarah Nelgier, Racine. Wednesday Discharges -Darrlck_..McCloud, Nellie Connolly, Saran McCarty, Hilary Turley. Located on Cherry lltlp. '""' last at Darwin on lt. 611, I ques ted by Kenny Wiggins, direc· tor of the Meigs County Litter Control Program. -Reappointed Manning Roush to the Resource Conservation and Development Board. -Approwd fnterdepartmental budget transfers of $300 for the Meigs County Infirmary. and $950 for the Juvenile and·Probate Court. Velerans Memorial PRE-CUT TREES AVAILAaE • Ohio Lottery 16 more days 'til Hospiial news II·-----------------------~ CHRISTMAS TREES I CUT YOUR OWN'AT 1 --Area deaths _ ____;. I BRADFORD'S GROVE • Lanny Jer,kins ·' Continued from page 1 practically disappeared from the face of the earth." Gerasimov had insisted earlier Wednesday that Gorbachev would not cut short his visll to New York, saying only that "the army has been mobilized, the air force has been moblliz~d. and also physicians ." The quake was centered south of the Caucasus Mountains in the · 198~ County···--~--------- account to be known as the . a special account to be spent only Peters' Memorial' Account. This on projects for the aged of the account was established so that county, to meet as nearly as when the county-owned Mar· possible, specifications Included garet Josephine Hunter Peters' in the will of Margaret Peters. property in Racine is sold, -Authorized the transfer of a proceeds from the sale will be In Hoffman processes 21 cases marijua na. Thursday, December 8, 1\ are, lrom left to rlgbl, Monica Turner, Scott Edmoads, Cbad Carson and Jared Sheets. Quiz team advisor Is Rita Slavin. The Meigs team will compete Saturday with Federal Hocking. �• Paga 2-The Deily Sentinel • Pomaroy-Middlepoit, Ohio · Friday, December 9, 1988 Whither the Democratic Party Technically I oughtn't to be • dispensing good advice to the Democrats anyway. If I were more Machiavellian, I would encourage them to keep right on . nominating Northern liberals for president untll they get It right. My own private hope Is that they pick Marlo Cuomcr In 1992. That pigeon was made for me. But as Emerson observed, " God forever screens us from premature Ideas." U the Democrats aren' t ready for change, nothing I say will mailer. To $0me extent, the depth of the Democrats' dilemma Is obs· cured by the comforting tact that they stU! control botb houses of Congress - In fact, managed to Increase their margins, even while being trounced by Bush . . · (They gained only one seat In the Senate, however, and that · was ~ause my good friend Bill Buckley and scores of thousands ol other Connecticut Republicans . finally decided they preferred even a Democrat to Lowell Welcker, the pompous liberal swine who had been mlsrepres. entlng them In the Senate for 18 : years.) But the Democrats' control of Congress has far more to do with the advantages ol Incumbency (plus, In the House of Representatives, gerrymandering) than with the charms of the Democratic congressional candidate from his Republican rival on the basis of their campaigns. · Living In New York, for example, I saw a good many TV , commercials In which the tncum·bent (and subsequent'ly victor· lous) Democra lie senator from next-door New Jersey, Frank Lautenberg, was depleted as an absolute scourge of criminals a tactic that conveniently obs·cured his general record as oneot the Senate's most passionate llberals. Nor is it true, as George Will has suggested, that continued Democratic domination of Congress Indicates a settled disposition on the part of the voters to be "philosophically conservative but operationally liberal": t.e., to use their presidential votes as .• a way of signaling their general • conservative inclinations on the ·;. Big Questions, while electing •• congressmen wbo will make sure • that they get a falr share of any • pork that's being handed out. In the lirst place, only a minor .' faction of the voters - though, to :- be sure, a fatal fraction -splits • •. the ticket. And even they would • • not suffice if the nearly equal ·': numbers of votes cast for Repub.· • Ucan and Democratic candidates : ~ for House seats every two years ; counted equally, Instead of being weighted by Democratic state : legislatures through ; : gerrymanders. . ~ No, the Democrats as a party •• have lost the confidence of a · : majority of the electorate be• • cause (as I recently explained In : this space) they are associated with unpopular positions on the issues that currently matter ·' ost to the switchable 20 percent • of the voters: the so-called "social issues," such as crime, Right to Life, welfare excesses, the sexual revolu tlon, etc. The Democrats therefore can either walt untll something more favorable to them replaces the social issues as tbe chief concern of these voters, or they can change their position on those issues by choosing a more conservative presidential candidate. A look at this year's election suggests how, In the latter case, the Democrats might manage to win. In the east, New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, West VIrginia and the District of Columbia even voted Democratic tbls time, and might well • WUli.am Rusher be joined by Pennsylvania and Maryland another day. OUt on the central plains, there was maJority support for the Democrats Jn Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa, with Illinois and Michigan surely not forever out of reach. In the west, Washington, Oregon and Hawaii went for Dukakls· Bentsen. Throw In Call· fornla, which Is nobody's ragbaby, and that 23: Not yet the magic 270, but getting there. An attractive, moderately conservative nominee from somewhert! out West, or even down South,, Is what !he doctor ordered. Any suggestions? ' On this date in history: In 1907, the first Christmas Seals to raise money to fight tuberculosis went on sale In the post office In Wllmlnglon, Del. 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In the playoffs, Sauder, the No . 1 stud ent in his class, had 548 yards rushing and scored 11 times, i nciuding 99 yards andfour TDs In the 42-14 title ga me win · over Mogado re. • The 5-foot-10, 160-pound Maxey led No tre Dame to a 10-0 regular season. He rushed lorl,500 yards, averaging 9.2 yards per ca rry, and scored 21 touchdowns. The rest of the first offensive team includE's split l'nd Randy Rouse of Mingo. tight end Bill Royce of Galion Nor thmor, tackles Mark Youngpeter of Delphos St. John' s and Denny Kuhlman of Ayersvilie, guards )3rent Neidhardt ol Hicksville and Rich Greaves of Kirtland and center Lon Saum of Van Buren. Archbold also had Rusty Storrer selected as the first tl'am placl'kicker. Wyse was joined on the fir st . BLOOMER CANDY BASKETS I ,• New York, New Yprk 10017. '83 OLSDMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME ab<lut Joe ts his work ethic and conditioning. He's not real quick. but he's a good runner. Without working on it , he bench presses 270 or 280 pounds. "He's the best condii ioned big man '' r With most of their veterans Trona Logan, who arf> back this back this season. Central State's year, were named to the Allcurrently undefeated Lady MaDis n·ict Team or received honorrauders will present a challenge uncomt6rtaDie. able ml'ntion. Glass lenses resist scratching for the Rio Grande women 's Check is anticipated to start much better than most plastic team when the Redwomen visit Wilks (5-8, senior) as her shootones do. They also tend to be of a Beacon Gym at Wilberforce. ing guard and Logan 15-8, junior) higher quality overall. Glass is Ohio, on Saturday in a 6 p.m. in the small forward slot. Her lots heavier and more expensive encounter. other starters include Tricia The Redwomen are regrouping than plastic, though, so whether Harris (5-5, junior) as point It's worth the trade-off Is up to from their 72-63 loss to the · guard ; Evelyn Williams 15-7, University of Charleston Wed- junior) as power forward; and you. nesday at Lyne Center. ThE' loss Lenses that change color seem Helen Bradley (6-U, freshman) as put Rio Grande 's record at 3-3. to be an Ideal alternative, but center. Coach Cheryl Fil'litz is exthey may change very slowly at Central State now owns victo'pected to continue with Lea Ann first, leaving you too dark or too ries over the University of light In some situations. They're Mullins (5-7, senior, McGuffey) Charles ton. 84-68: IUPUas small forward and Tina Azbell also affected by temperature Indianapolis, 98-60; Northern Kentucky, 84-65; Fairmont Sta1e, cold slows the reaction, heat 15-10, freshman, Lancaster) as power forward. Azbell Is briefly speeds it up. 80.fi3; Cheney ( Pa. ) , 96-78; Lake Erie. 109-32; and Dearborn Yellow glasses are sometimE's subbing in the starter slot for thought to Increase light that senior Holly Hastings. (Mich.), 74-41. Starting as point guard wii I be reaches the eye. They don't. • Following this game, the RedYellow lenses can help cut Beth Coil (5-6, sophomore, Wapawomen will be home Tuesday against Lake Erie, starting at through haze and Increase the koneta), the team's current contrast lr. the "picture" you're assists leader, while Betsy Berg5:30p.m. seeing. That makes them a good doll 15·7, freshman, Gallipolis) is choice for shooters who need eye expected to continue as shooting protection anyway and increas- guard. Center slot will be taken Ing contrast makes the target by Ann Barnitz (6-0, freshman, Belpre). , easter to Isolate. The Redwomen own wins over All glasses reduce light to some Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.), 85-70; exrent, even clear ones. · The degree of darkenll!g you need Is a West Virginia State, 78-74; and matter of personal taste and Concord (W.Va.), 84-73. The team's other two losses have comfort. been to West Virginia Tech, 71-60, and Wingate IN.C.),100-96. Central State Is coached by Theres,!l Check, who shared the Trimble at Meigs 1987-88 District 22 Coach ol the Nelsonville-York at Miller Year title with Findlay's Sheryl Vinton County at Federal Neff after . the Lady Marauders Hocking entered the district playoffs with Wellston at Belpre a 20-3 season. Teammates Maty Alexander - Open M'Bengue. Cherry Wilks and Galllpolls at Athens Warren Local at Jackson COLONY THEATRE Marietta at Logan Wilmington at Greenfield FRI. THRU THUR. Russell at Portsmouth Portsmouth West at Waverly Wheelersburg at Minford Hannan Trace at Kyger Creek Southwestern at North Gailia Oak Hill at Eastern · Southern at Symmes Valley Sa&urday's games: - Warren Local at Belpre Wheelersburg at Chesapeake Nelsonville-York at Athens Zanesville at Logitn 011£ !'1£111G SHOI AT 7:30 P.l. Waverly at Greenfield AOIIISSIOI '1.110 Wellston at Jackson DEC. 12- naA '80 PONTIAC FOR $1995 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 \ Cooper to help Tonight's games i' coach Blue-Gray tllt t 6 speed transmission. Radio with Clock team's net rushing Iota! of 1,396. Stall said Sprunger was timed at 4.47 lor the 40-yard dash last summer at Penn S1atl''s football came and Ohio State clocked him at 4.5. In his lour y('ars of varsity football, Sprunger carried the ball660 times and never missed a game. He also played "wherever we wanted him" on defense. Th~ past season, Sprunger began as a defensive nose guard, moved to safl'ty and finally to outside linebacker and had a combined 58 tackles. Wyse was a two-way tackle for Coach ' John Downey's state championship Archbold team. "Joe was a dominating o!len' slve and defensive tackle for us, " said Downey, the Division V coach of the year. "He was just very consistent for us every · · game. "But," added Downey, "the thing that most impresses me ' Ch. . . Sandwld'l ... SYIICIU, 111111 ... USJA, W. Yl. . In 1985, OPEC oil ministers · abandoned the struggle to con- • ., trol produotlon and prices, setting the siage for a global oU price war. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Elusive Nathan Sprunger of Pandora -Gilboa and Archbold tackle Joe Wyse head the 1988 United Press International Division V all-Ohio football team. !rprunger, a 5-foot-9. 180-pound tailback, and the 6-foot-5, 235pound Wyse were voted the back and lineman of the year, respectively, In balloting by Division V coaches from around the state. . Sprunger, who played four •, years and started for three under ;. Coach Mark Stall at Pandora•' Gilboa, earned his horior the bard ; ~ way, playing for a team which ;· 11nlshed with a 3-7 record the •. season and had a freshman and '' three sophomores on its starting · offensive line. •: · Sprunger rushed for l ,381 yards '· and 16 touchd()\\:ns. His 103 total :::points accounted lor all but eight -: -the Rockets scored the past ;:· season and the 1,381 rushing · yards was 98.9 percent of the ' ' . 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Osmond In 1957 (age 31). Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio (Sprunger, Wyse top Division V All-Ohio UPI grid team SANTA'S CHRISTMAS CE SALE THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS TAX and Today in history ' ~j j, �P~1 4 1M Daily Sentinel Findlay drops 76-72 tilt to Falcon five • • >·· -~ Cleveland ., -~~Win . -· - .•. Beat By ROBERTO DIAS UPI Sportll Writer CLEVELAND - Beating Dal' las this past Sunday was fulfilling for the Ceveland Browns, especially since Pittsburgh. provided some frosting on the cake later that night by beating Houston. Problem Is, the Browns have gained little In the way of momentum, since they didn't play especially well. Two of the CowbOys' 17 penalties called negated field goals that could have changed the outcome. and Bernie Kosar was pummeled by • Tom Landry's defensive line. In _. short, allowing one of the NFL' s ; unluckiest teams to get within a : · field' goal Is hardly the sort of · . victory Cleveland should have sh~~~t~~:s~~~~e~, I W ! 1 ~ TWIN CITY MACHINE AND WELDING "YOUR WELD1118 SUPPLY AIID REPAIR CEIITER" CHRISTMAS GIVEAWAY .• STOP IN AND REGISTER TO. WIN A LINCOLN 22 5 AMP A( WELDER Twl·n .: : • What do the Browns need In the ', : iast two weeks of the season? ' Considering they can control their own destiny and assure home-field advantage In a wild · card game, this shopping list Is crucial: -Establish better pass protecT lion lor Kosar. This Is a must. • Considering the pounding, Kosar : • may have to spend a week In the _• tub to soothe away the aches and • ·pains once the season Is over. And don't tell me Bernie's not hurting. He will never admit It, certainly not to the media, btlt there's pain In that ribcage. And those arms. And those legs. -Establish a more consistent Sports briefs i c.·ty • . 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'Bengals are in drivers seat in AFC Division title chase Aaron Roth led Findlay with 20 CINCINNATI (UPI) - The beating the Bengals and Cleveahead 33-26 at halftime bu I the points, Including rtve 3-polnt OUers pulled within 2 points goals, while Desmond Buford · Cinclnnatl Bengals are In the land and hoping \Vpsblngton driver's seat In the race with the beats Cincinnati. twice In the second hall - 44-42 added 16 and Matt Mains had 12. The Falcons Improved to 4-1 Houston Oilers for the American All this was set up by the with 13 minutes left and 47-45 and the Oilers dropped to 4-2. Conference Central division outcome of a couple of games this with 11:30 rE>malnlng. championship. past Sunday- Cincinnati topped Elsewhere In Ohio college Bowling Green then outscored All the Ben gals need to win the San Diego while Houston lost to Fl11dlay 7-0 to take a 54-45 lead basketball action Thursday title Is lor one of three games In PittsbUrgh. with 9: 57 left and the Oilers could night, Fairmont State <W.Va.) Cincinnati not only took comthe next two weeks to go as they get no closer than the final nipped Cemral State, 73-70: New hope. mand of the division title chase, York University defeated Case margin. · If Cincinnati beats Houston on the Bengals also clinched at least Freshman Tom Hall paced the Reserve, 88-70; Washington and Dec. 11, the Bengals are champs. a wild card playoff berth and - · Falcops with 19 points and 11 Jefferson (Pa.) topped Oberlin, Even II Cincinnati loses to thanks to Buffalo's loss - put rebOunds, while Lamon Pippin 85-79; and Westminster (Pa.) Houston, the Bengals can still themselves In line to possibly added 14 points, Darte)l McLane thumped Dyke, 93-68. become cllamps by beating Wa· host the American Conference had 12 ami Brad Morrison 10. . championship game. shlngton on Dec. 17. And, even If the Ben gals lose "It was a dream day for us," boththose games, Cincinnati still Cincinnati center Bruce Kowlll be champion If Houston loses zerskl said of Sunday. to Cleveland on Dec. 18. The Bengals hope to end all hitter In Oddlbe McDowell, a first The only way Houston can win speculation this Sunday In Housrunning gaine. If KevIn Mack's players loose and blitz more at baseman In Pete O'Brien and a the title over Cincinnati Is by ton bylbeatlng the Oilers. the sacrifice of coverage. MIknee, hand or hamstring (choose any or all ) Is preventing him chael Dean Perry and Marlon switch-hitting second baseman In Jerry Browne. Still needed is a R I( Jones seem likely to rush more. from being consistent, he should -Get lucky. Injuries are somenot play. Giving blm a rest Bud Btack thing the Browns can't do much against Miami may make him well-rested enough to perform · abOut right now, although It was tacmtated by the fact the better against Houston In the would seem. more dedication to lett-handed pitcher .had no other . I( regular-season finale In two th~ oft-season strength and con- takers. Talk about motivation: 11 Black should ponder this winter program rl\n by that ditioning weeks. Earnest Byner Is having a • I!! very Inconsistent season. and the cheerful commandant Dave Red- the popular optnton that Kansas \11 City got the better of the trade In ~ 1.1 be In order. The ding might Browns are asking him to do too Browns have to emerge from the Pat Tabler, who probably would much. Better have Tim Manoa do I( some running. And, despite his visit to Dolphlnland with a be the Tribe's designated hitter ~ next season If he were around. i it hlp pointer, what about using minimum of bruises. Losing Darrel Akerlelds to One reason for motivation Is Herman Fontenot some? Texas In the expansion draft ' , DRAWING D'ECEMBER 22ND, 1:00 P.M. that Cleveland's elimination -Trash the trick and goofy came as predicted by your 1 M plays. Placekicker Matt Bahr from gaining Its fourth straighi correspondent, . To reltefrate, this J . ~o Purchase Necenary-Ntttl Not II Present to Win W AFC Central title may get under nearly got _ broken In two by 1 II! Dallas linebacker Ron Burton some players' skins. Ozzle New- will prove to be an un ortunate I I( when a fake field-goal play went some says the Browns have to and hasty blunder. Considering completely awry. Bahrnowhasa show they are deserving of top the antics of Jeff Kaiser and·Jell W Dedmon, It's still a wonder they 17 COLE ~92·3768 POMEROY, OHIO cracked rib tnat certainly may dog status In the division regardless of whether Cincinnati or were . protected Instead of Aker- »-••••••~aW!I!IOil!IIIWI!al!ll::ll!l:lliii'WWAl!lllfj;lllll:l:lfll'r:J! hamper him, and Fontenot rrray likely practice some placements Houston wins the AFC Central. " felds. just In case. Criticizing Coach As in so many ·other areas, Marty Schottenhelmer's play Newsome is righ! on target. calling has been a bit too .. fashionable as of late, but many The Indians: Hank Peters of the barbs have been deserved. swung a major deal Tuesday by This particular choice was very shipping second baseman Julio Ill-Umed. Franco to Texas. Franco, argua-Re-establish the pass rush. It bly the best offensive second won't be easy. considering vete- baseman In baseball, nevertheran defensive end Carl Hairston less was not a team player as his remains hobbled by a bum knee. incredibly poor and selfish work Hairston has only three sacks, ethic was a bad example for but much of the quarterback other players. Franco led the pressure the Browns have been majors In missing fielding pracable to muster Is the result of his tlce, etc. savvy and leadership. Look for · In dealing Franco, the Tribe Schottenheimer to turn a few got a left fielder and leadoff 4 Door, auto., air, cruise. was disappointed In the effort or hls .team, particularly In the first half. ' 'The past two years, the kids have played hard here and showed some enthusiasm. " Niekamp said. "Tonight we were looking over our shoulders and were very tentative. "But t'o our kids credit. they bung in there and got back into the game In the second balf. We just couldn' t get In the position to take a lead. Their (Falcons') offensive rebounding killed us ." The Falcons led by as many as B:r Unlled Prell& International The Findlay Oilers have earned the respect of Bowling •: • Green coach Jim Larranga. Larranga's Falcons defeated ·.:. .visiting Findlay 76-72 Thursday .;. night, but It was no cakewalk. • "I've got to give them (Oilers) :: a lot of credit," said Larranga. • "They are the kind of team any coach would be proud of. I have a lot of respect for (Findlay coach ) Ron Niekamp and the job he does.'' Niekamp, meanwhile, said he The Dail'r Sentinei- Page- 5 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, December 9, 1988 Friday. December 9, .1 988 .,.ny,, CT7S25 • Made with the qu•hty proressionats have relied on for over 50 years • Full~ balanced medrum and coaru: a· cut-off at oo·, 12" 312 GIFTS 1986 FORD MUSTANG LX 2 DOOR FOR THE EISON WHO. HAS EVERYTHiNG 1 YEA GIFT SUBSCRIPTION TO TH DAILY SENTINEL . Powll' door locks, cruise control, AM·FM canette, one owner. 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In fact, they say. one unit of blood may benefit many people since some Important products extracted from whole blood are red cells for surgery for accl· dents, adema or kidney disease; plasma for shock, clotting or severe liver disease; platelets to control bleeding for those with leukemia or those undergoing chemotherapy and serum globulen to help avert or modify hepatitis and measles. Anyone In good health between 17 and 70, weighing at least 110 pounds, can be a donor when the Red Cross Bloodmobile is at the Pomeroy Senior Citizens Center on Wednesday, Dec. 14, from 1 to 5:30p.m. The canteen lor the visit will be served by the Friendly Circle of Trinity Church. Jo Stalnaker and her sister, Betty of Dover, Ohio, and Vlrgl· nla of Pompano Beach. Fla., have returned to their homes following a week's cruise aboard the Car lbe I. They boarded at Miami, Fla., for the trip which took them to Puerto Plata, Dominican Repub· llc, San Juan, St. John and St. Thomas. Jo says they had a wonderful time and she's looking forward to cruise 2 already. You'll be happy to know that Herb Whaley, 39493 Bradbury Road, Middleport, Is out of the hospital and Is recuperating nicely at his home. Members of the Rejoicing Life Church are having such fun in presenting their Christmas musl· cal, " Call Him Jesus." They are doing a total of four present&· lions o! the musical this holiday season and the next one will be at 3p.m . this Sunday on thestageat the upper parking lot in Pomeroy The public has been mvlted to all of the presentations. The final one will be at the Rejoicing Life Church at 7 p.m on Dec. 18. Santa to visit Santa will be at Jackie Dee's Variety Store, 112 West Main Street. Pomeroy. Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and Monday through Friday from 5 to 7 p.m . and Saturday, Dec. 17 from 1 to 3 and 5 to 7 p.m. Parents are Invited to bring along their cameras to photograph their child on Santa's lap. Thanksgiving guests Thanksgiving holiday goes Is of Wilda Brogan, Rutland were several of her children and thler families. Here for a visit were Mr. and Mrs. John Brogan, Jr. and son, John, Hurricane, W.Va; Mr. and Mrs. Lawence Brogan, Mt. Airy, Md.; Mark Brogan and daugh· ter, Andrea, Concord, N.H ; Mrs. Joyce Ellis, Miss Diana Brogan, Columbus; Teresa Barker and son, Lex. Charleston, S.C.; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnston and sons, Dale, Randall and Kelly, Langsville, and Charles McEI· roy, Columbus. Carmel notes . Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Swepston of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs Steve Swepston, Chillicothe and sons. Mr. and Mrs Edward Newman of Gallon were recent callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee. Elva Dean Barnltz of Pomeroy visited Sunday even log at the home of Eunle Brinker. There were 78 present for Sunday School at the Carmel Cburch on Dec. 4. A Christmas Carol will be presented Sunday by the South· ern High School Choir under the direction of Roberta Maidens at 2 p.m. In the school auditorium. Taking roles in the six-act play are Herb Rose, as Scrooge; Tim Ryan as Bob Cratchlt; Angel Snider as the Ghost of Christmas Past; Mayla Yoacham, as the Ghost of Christmas Present; Mike Duhl as the Ghost of Christmas Future; Hank Cle- land, as the Ghost of Marley, Richard Deaver as Fred, Jenny Lisle as Tiny Tim; Cheryl Pape as Topper, Robin Stout as Polly, and Wendy Wolfe as EmUy. Mel Van Meter, Becky Wine· brenner and Sarah Philson are cast as women o! the town, Jason Shain as Scrooge as a boy. Carlton Drummer as Scrooge as a young man, Jodi Hayes as Slsrer Fan; Roy Bailey as · n. JoDe ... _ physician and the role of the patient In providing and recelv· 'ing optimum care. Medication concerns of the parlcipants were also discussed. Personal ~are and hygiene skills was the topic of another session presented by Linda Friend, health coordinator for the Senior Citizens Center. She emphasized the correct lifting and moving techniques and covered the topics of bathing and motion exercises for the afflicted. confusion, dlsonentatlon, aglta· lion, restlessness and unexplained personality changes. At the first session. Ms. Shirley Finley talked about the careglv· er's view, speaking of difficulties from her own personal experlene as a caregiver. She explained the Importance of staying lnfortned and of sharing the load through support groups. At another session, Dr James Witherell talked about thelmpor· lance of a medical examination and the effects of medications. He explained the role of the FRIDAY o GALLIPOLIS - Flame Fel· lowship, GaiUpolis, will meet Friday, 7 p.m., at the Columbus and Southern Electric Bulldmg. Speaker wUI be teacher and author, Carol Crook, of Akron She and her husband minister the singles group at the Cathedral of Tomorrow, Akron. 1 p.m .. at the Grace Episcopal Church Parish House POMEROY Evangeline Chapter 172, Order of Eastern Star, will have Its annuallnstalla lion of officers on Friday, at 7· 30 p.m . Members are urged to attend. Refreshments wall be served. POMEROY - The Pomeroy Senior Citizens are having round and square dancing on Friday, from 8 to 11 p.m., with music by POMEROY - Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of the American Re; volutlon will meet Friday. Dec. 9, Middleport Garden Gub meets bells, the program leader said. Mrs. Bowen displayed a basket containing red, white pink and the polkadot poinsettias. Mrs. Pat Schaekel prepared the arrangement of the evening using whlte poinsettias and dried grass on a wooden base. At the conclusion of the program. a dessert course was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Sibley Slack lind Mrs. Ruth Anderson. Refresh· ments were served !rom a table covered with lace, and centered with red tapers In crystal holders on a silver tray with evl'rgreen and red poinsettias. Guests were Mrs. Helen Maag, Mrs. Mary Stewart, Mrs. Agnes Dodson Mrs. Pauline Horton, and Pau I Nease. The Janoary meeting will be held on Jan. 9 at that home of Mrs. Louise Thompson Fezzlwig; Chris Harmon as Mrs CratchU, Sarah Duhl as Belinda. Michelle Young as Martha, Heidi Snider as Scrooge's fiancee, Valessa Hunnel as the narrator, and Tim Powell and Brandl Roush as the thieves There will also be music by the choir as well as the band Selections by the choir will Include ME:rry Christmas with Love , Rockin' the Glory , II I •• STOP IN SOON AND REGISTER FOR A FREE RECUNER TO IE GIVEN AWAY. DRAWING WILL IE HELD ON DECEMBER 23, 1988. I 1 1 No Pardla• llece...-y-NMd Jlot le Prnent ta Win. the True Country Ramblers. Those attending should bring snacks. The public Is invited to attend. Christmas Dance at Royal Oak Resort this Sunday, from 7 to 10 p.m. Music will be by Orlando Columbo. TUPPERS PLAINS A square dance will be held Friday at the VFW Post on Vanderhoof Road, Tupj)E'rs Plains. Dona· lions, $2 for adults, $1 for children under 12. No alcoholic beverages permitted. POMEROY - The annual JayMar Golf awards banquet and dance will be held Sunday, Dec. 11, at the Eagles Club. Social hour will start at 6 p.m .. followed by dinner at 6:30 and a dance at 8. Tickets are on sale now for $25 a couple or $13 single Reservations must be made In advance. Tickets may be pur· chased from Nancy Hill. Sandy Iannarelll or Bob Freed. SATURDAY POMEROY - The Belles and Beaus Western Square Dance Club will sponsor an open dance at the senior citizens center In Pomeroy, on Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. Caller will be Dave Stuthard. All western square dancers are invited. Refresh· ments will be served. CHESTER - Ken Amsbary Chapter of the Izaak Walton League will hold muzzle loading shoots at the clubhouse near Chester on Sundays, Dec. 11, Dec.18andJan.l. The shoots will consist or free hand and bench rest events w1th various prizes, such as meat and money, to be awarded. All shoots will begin at I p.m. RUTLAND - A square dance will be held Saturday, from 8to12 midnight, at the Rutland Amerl can Legion Post. Everyone welcome. .. REMEMBER WITH FLOWUS BURLINGHAM - Word of Life Church, Burlingham, will end their revival with a hymn sing Saturday evening at 7:30. The Sea Walkers, from Colum· bus. will sing Evangelist is Danny Vance. Everyone welcome. e SUNDAY POMEROY - Thl' Royal Qak Dance Club will hold their annual CUT YOUR OWN AT I1 BRADFORD'S GROVE I CHRISTMAS TREES PRE-CUT TREES AVAILABLE 'SCOTCH and WHITE PINE Leaahll en Cherry lliflle. 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OIL 44··3045 i ". . 1 ~~ ;f • NATIONWIDE INSURANCE ,_,~ .. on ~ alGI Nlteonw.crt ~lllilnUII'Q ~"---· NM~ life ""'-n:. c;;::;•Y "tome on.n co~um~u~ at. CENlER, INC. 216 ,\lt•i,C(• ( Hlltll\ ·~~ Oldr••f FIHrhr 352 EAST MAIN lH s. Second Pomeroy John F. FUIU. Mgr. Ph H2·2101 992· ll25 Pomeroy !W \':S7 ·El JSt- PtiARMACY we Flit Doctors• Prescriphons. liS E. Memorial Dr. 992·2104 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy "Serving Families" GrocenesGimeral Merchand1se Rile IRe 949· 1SSO 264 5. 2nd, Middleport TIUNil'Y CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rev. Richard Freemon, J8Sloc; DeWe Buck. ~niiiY School &tiL Cllurch Sc!oo ~ 15 a m : Worship Ser.ice lD: Jl a.m. Cllolr -.nal. '1\iesday, 6 45 p.m. under direction of Lois Burt POMEROY CHURCH OF TiiE NAZA· RENE, Con~r Union and Mul~rry Rev Thomas Glm Mcctu~. pastoc Norman Pres ley, S S SllJ> • ~nla.y School, 9 lJ a m.. morning worship 10:l> am, eventngservtce6 p m , rrud-~ set\llce Wednesday, 7 p m GRACE EPISL"OPAL CHURCH 326 E Main St, Pomeroy Sun:lay services Holy communion on ttl? first SUrrlfOI of each month, and combillf..>d with morning prayer on tJF third &m:la;.v Morning prayer and sermon on all <i~ &.u.:lays of tte month OlurchSchoO and Nui"'Sel) care provttnt Coffee hour In the Parish Hall inmedillleb' following the service POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W. Main St , Leo Lash, f'Van~Ust Bltie Schod 9 l) a.m. Morring worshlp. 10 JJ am. Youth meetings, 6 00 p m , Evening worship 1 00 p m Wednesd<a~ night prayer meetingandBUie sflrly 7 00 p. m THE SALVATION ARMY, U5 Butternul A\'C , Pomeroy Mrs Dora Wining In char~ Sull1fG1 holiness meettng, 10 am ~ Surda,y Schoo m :Jl am Sun:l.zy School, YPSM Eloise t¥tams. leader 7: :4> p.m Salvation meeting. various sreakers and mu:;k s)Edals Thursday, 11·.'11 am. to2 pm Ladles Home l...i:!ague, memt;r.rs In charge, all Wt:l'l1m lm1ted, 6:4.1 p m. Thunde(f, OJrpi Cadet Cla.'lSs (Young People-Bible), 7l.J p.m Bible suoy and Prayer meeting, open to the plilllc. POMEROY WESTSIDE CIDJRCH OF CHRIS1, 3..'J'ZA)l.111idren's Home Road tCouriY Rood 76) 992 52.'E VocaJ music Sumay Wor· shlp lOam BlliPShliylla m, Worship, 6p. m Weatesday, Bltie StWy, 7 pm ' OLD DEXTER B!BI.E C!Ul!STIAN CHURCH. Alvin Cunls, pastcr; Urxla Swan, Su.. Surday School ~ll' m., preachlngser vk.'€5 first and third SuRiay fOllowlniSurxiaY &:hod Youth meellng, 7·ll p.m every Sun. di\1' GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. Preac hing 9 30 a m first and second Sun· rlays of each month, third and fourth Sun· day each month worship services nt 7 30p m • Wednesday evenings at 7 30 p.m Prayer and Bible Study ~EVE NTH DAY ADVENTIST, Mul· berry Heights Road, Pomeroy PastrrBob Snyder, Sabbath School Superintendent, Darline Stt>Wart Sabbath School begins at 2 p m on Saturday afternoon with worship service folloWing at 3·00 p m Everyone welcome. RUTLA ND FIRSf BAPTIST CHI.IRCH - Sister Harrlell Warner, Sup1 Sunday Sc hool9 30 a.m , Morning Worship, 10 45 am POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, Lysl<rl Halley, minister; Saturday evening evnngeltstic services, open to public 7 p m, Sunday Church School, 9.30 am., Morning Worship 10. 30 a .m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po· meroy Pike. E Lamar O'Bryant, pastor; Jack Needs, Sunday School Direct or Sun day School. 9.30 a.m, Morning Worship, 10'45 evening worship, 7·00p m {0 ST. ) & 7 30 (E S T ) 1 Wednesday Prayer Ser vice, 7.00 p.m. (D ST.) & 1 30 PM IE S. T ) Mission Friends (ages 2·6), Royal Ambassado rs (boys aJ~~:es 6-18), and Girls In Action (ages S..18} on Wednesdays, 7 p m (DST 1&1.30pm (EST.); Tuesday Vlsltatlon..~ 6.30 p m. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bal· ley Run Road, Rev Emmett Rawson, pas tor. Handley Dunn, supt. Sunday Scholi, lOam. Sundayevenlngservlce, 7.80p m , Bible teaching, 7 30 p m Thursday SYRACUSE MISSION Cherry Sl , Sy n~cuse. Mark Morrow. pastor. Services, 10 a m Sund ay Evening services Sunday and Wedn esday at 6 00 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Dwight Haley, flrst elder, Wanda Mohler. Sunday School Supt Sunday Schod 9 l) am, MorninR Won: hlp 10. 30 a m , Evening WorstJip 7· .J) p m, Wednesday prayer meetlng7.llp.m MT. MORIAH CHlJRCH OF GOD, Racine Rev James Satter11eld, past<r F1 ecman Williams, Supt Sunday School 9 45 am. Sunday and WednE!Iday even· lng services 7 p m. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTL~T Cm ner Sixth a nd Palmer James Seddon, Pas tor Edna Wllsm, S S. Supt Cathy Riggs, Asst Supt Sunday Schoci, 9 1:; a m , Mornfng Worship, 10·15 a m , Sunday Evenlng,servl ce, 7 p m Ptaycr meerlng und Bible Study Wednesday evening, 7 p tn , Chtldren's choir practice, Wednes~ay, 7 p m , Adult choir practice, Wed., 8 p m , Radio program, WMPO, Sunday, · MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. 5th and Main, AI Hartsoo, minister, }l.ichard DuBose, Assocla1e Pastor Mike Gerlach, Sunday School Superintendent Bible School9 30 a m., Morning Worship 10 30 a m Evening Worship 7 00 p.m Wednesday, 7·00 p m Prayer meeting MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE, PASTOR Fred Penhoowood Bill White, Sunday School Supt.'Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morning Worship 10 45 am , Evangelistic meeting 7·00 p.m WednESday, 7.00p.m. Prayer meetlna UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MI!IGS COUNTY Be>. O'Qullm Kelly HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday Worship Services 9 00 am , Chu~h Sch0ol10 15 am MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School, 9 a.m , Church service, ll15a m SYRACUSE FffiSTUNITEDPRESBY· TERIAN - Sunday School, 10 a m ; Ch'J reb service, 10.15 a m. RI.ITI..AND CHU RCH OF GOD, Pastor, John Evans Sunday Schod 10:00 am; Sunday Morning Worship 11 ·OO am Chll dren's Church 11 a.m Sunday Evening 5ervice700pm Wed,6p.m YoungLa· di eg ' Auxiliary Wednesday, 7 p m Fam· Uy W~ rshlp The word "help" is one of the most ''ersatile ones in ouflanguage. It can mean sqmething as little as holding a door open for someone, or as much as offering your services as a full-time volunteer to he!p the poor. Your local community is full of people and organizatiOns in need of your assistance, and this list includes your House of Worship. When you think of all the blessings you have received there if you have been attending the services regularly, you will be filled with a natural desire to do whatever you can in return. This might involve making phone calls, typing the bulletin, baking cookies, painting the stripes in the parking lot or performing some other needed job. You depend on the Lord for many things; show Him that He can depend on you to be there when you are needed. WAID CROSS SONS SlORE FUNERAL HOME BROWN & SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE 992-7075 172 North Second An. Mlddl-1, Ohio Rt. '"" 9 30 a.m.. morning preaching 10.30 a.m., Sunday evening services, 7. 30 pm MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner Ash and Plum. Noel Herrmann, pastor Sunday SchoollO.OOa. m, Morning Worship, n·oo am, Wed· nesday and Saturday Evening Services at 730pm. APPLE GROVE UNITED METHO· DIST CHURCH - Paster, Rev Carl Hicks, 10 miles above Racine on Rt 388 Sunday School 9 a.m . worship service 10 a.m Sunday evening service, 6 00 p.m , Prayer meeting and Bible Study Thurs· day, 6:30pm MT. OLIVE UNITED METHODIST Off 124, behind WUkesvllle CharJes Jones. pastor Sunday School, 9· 30a m : morning wo1shlp, 10 30, Sunday and Thursday evening services, 1 00 p m. MEIGS COOPERATIVE PAIIIBH UNITED METRODiliT CHURCH NORTIIEA8T CLUSTER Rev. DoD Arcb• Rev. Frulll: C::rofoot RM. Seldon lobasm ALFRED - Church SChow 9: 30 a.m , Worship, 11 a m , UMYF 6 30 p m ; UMW ntlrd Tuesday, 7:30 p m Communion, first Sunday (Archer) CHESTEJl - Worlhlp 9 a m., Chureh School lOam.; BlbleStudy, Thursday, 7p m, UMW, first Thursday, 1 p.m.; Com munlon, first Sunday (Archer) JOPPA - Worship 9 30 a.m ; Chu~h SchoollO 30a m. BlbleStudyWednesday, 7.30 p.m. (Johnsoo) . LONG BOTI'OM - Chureh Schow 9 30 am: Worship 10:30 a.m., Bible Study, Wednesday, 7: 30 p m , UMYF Wednes· day, 6:00pm., Communion First Sunday or Month (Crofoot) REEDSVILLE - Church Schow 9· 30 a rn , Worship Service 11:00 a m TIJPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL Church School9 am , Worship 10 a.m, Bible Study, Tuesday, 7· 30 p m , Commu· nlon First SUnday (Archer). CENTRAL CLUSTER Be>. Metvto Fruldln Rev. Clemmie S. Zuol1a, Jr. BeY. Don Meadowl!l .... w.. l.,. Thole~ ... Be". Paul Martin BeY. AfthurCrab&ree Be>.Roba1Sieole ASBURY (Syracuoe)- Worship lla m. ; Church School 9·45 a.m, Charge BtbJe Study, Wednesday, 7•30 p.m , UMW, first Tuesday, l.:lt p.m, Choir Rehearsal, Wednesday 6.30 p.m. (Thatcher} ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a.m., Chureh School tO am; Bible Study, Tuesday, 7:00p.m, UMW, First Monday, 7· 30 p m , UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m. Choir Rehearsal, Children's at 6 30 p m. Adult fol· lowing; Wednesday (Frank1tn1 Ft..ATWOODS- Church SChool,lO a m • Worship, J1 a.m , Bible Study1 Thurs day, 7 p m; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p m (Franklin). FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m., Church School 10 A M. Choir practice, Tbunday, 6 30 p m ; UMW third Monday l:rhatchw lM:A'I1I (Middleport) -Church SC~01i, 9 30 a.m , Morning Worship 10 30 a m.; Youth Group, 4 p m.; Wednesday, Bible study 6 00 p m Chotr rehearsal 7· 00 p m (Zuniga) MINERSVILLE - Church SChow 9 00 am; Worship servJce 10:00 am; UMW third Wednesday, 1 p m (Thatcher) PEARL CHAPEL- Church SChow 9.00 a m.; Worship Service 10 00 a m (Mar· tin) POMEROY - Church School, 9 15 a m , Worship 10. 30 a m., Choir rehmrsal Wednesday, 7· 30 p m; UMW, second Tuesday, 7: Mp m ; UMYFSunday,Gpm (Meadows) ROCK SPRINGS- Church SChool. 9 15 am; Worship JOa.m ., Bible Study, Wed· nesday, 7·30 p.m; UMYF (Seniors), Sun· day, 6 p.m., (Juniors) every other Sun day, 6 p m. (Franklin). , R\1Tt..AND - Church SC~ol. 10 a m . Worship, 11 am., UMW Fi st Monday, 7: 30p.m. (Crabtree) SALEM CENTER- Chu SChow 9.15 a .m , Morning Worship 10:15 a m. (Steele) SNOWVILLE- Morning Worship, 9 00 a.m., Church SChoollO:OO a.m. (Martin) SOV'l11ERN CLUSTER Rev. Debl Polier Rev. Ro1er Grace Rev. CariHI<b GROVE - Church School 9· 00 am.; Morning Worship 10•00 am.; Bible Study Sunday 7:00p.m., Prayer meetin g 7:00p.m. Thurlday (Hlcb) BETHANY - Wonblp 9 a .m., Church SChow10a m; Bible Study WednesdayiO a m.; Dorcas Women's Fellowship Wed neoday 11 a.m (Foster) . CARMEL - Church School 9; :Jl a m ; Wonhlp, 10:45 am Second and Fourth Sundays, Fellowship dinner with Sutt111 third Thurlllay, 6. 30 p.m (Foa1er). MORNING STAR- Church SChool9: 4~ am.; Wonhlp 10·30 a.m, Blb1e Study, Th"v~~~· 7:30p.m. (FosiA!r) S N - Church Schod., 9:30 a m.; Morntna Worshtp t0·45a m. flrslandtblrd Sundaya; Fellowship dinner with Carmel third 'Ml.ursday, 6 30 p m. (Foater). EAST LETART- Morning Worship 9. 00 am.; Olurch School10.00a m .. UMW ftrsl Tuesday 7· Jl p m . (Grace) ~PLE I UKE Pomorar LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m. Church Srhool10 a m. (Grace) RACINE- Church SChool, 10 am , Wor· ship 11 a.m., UMW fourth Mond"y at 7·30p m.; Men's Prayer Breakfast, Wednesday, 8 am (Grace) SALEM CENTER- Church SChow 9 15 a .m , WorshiP 10 15 a.m. cSteeleL SNOWvtLLE - Worship 9 00 a.m ; Churcb SchoollO:OO am (Martin) KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rog« Spring, mlnlster, Starling Massar and 01 Jver Swain, Sunday School Supts Preach lng 9· 30 a m each Sunday; Sunday School 10.30 a.m HOBSON CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Theroo Durham, pastor. Sunday service, 9·30 am.; even· lng service 7.00 p m Prayer meetbtg. Wednesday, 7 00 p.m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST. Joseph B. Hoskins, pastor. Bible Class, 9 30a m ; MorntngWorshlp 10. 30a. m.; EVening Worship, 6·30p m Thursday Bible Study, 6:30pm ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomerlll' HarrlsoovUle Rd Robert Purtell, minis ter; Steve Stanley, S. S Supt ; Bill McEI· roy, Asst. Supt., SundaySchool9 30a m; Worshipservlce10.30a m. Evenlngwor ship Sunday 7 p m. andWednesday, 7 p.m. ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine Grove. The Rev William Mlddhswarth, pastor Church service 9. 30 a.m., Sunu ... School tO· 30 am BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tom Runyon, pastor. Sunday Schoo19 ~ a m , Larry Haynes, S. S. Supt. Morning worship 10· 30 a m RACINE CHURCH OF TilE NAZA· RENE, Rev. John Vance, pastor; Sandy Justice, Chairman of the Board of ChrLs dan Life. Sunday School9. 30a.m, Morn ing worship 10:30 ~ m; evan&ellstlc service 7. 00 p m Wednesday service, 7 p.m LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Dex ter Woody Call, pastor Services Sunday 10 a.m and 7 p m Wedne&day, 7 p m DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Lloyd Sayre, Supt Sunday SChow 9:30 a . m ; momtng worship 10:30 am. Sunday evening service 7 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Soeve Deaver Pastor Mike Swiger, Sunday School Sup1 , Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morning worship 10 40 a m , Sunday evening worship 7 30 p m : Wednesday evening Bib! e study 7 30 p m BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH. BurUngham. Ray LaudermBt, pastcr, flo. bert COzart. assistant JBStcr Sun:lay Schod 10 am, worship 7 p m, Wecb:s:lay, 6 p m youth mfet lng; Wed, 7 p.m chu~h services PINE GROVE HOLINESSCHURCH, I\ mile off Rt. 325. Rev Ben J Watls, pastoc Robert Searles, S S. Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m ; Morning Worship 10 30 a m .. Sunday evening service 7 30 p m , Wed· nesd&Jo service, 7 30 p m SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Llttlo, pastor Steve Little, S S Supt Sunday SchoollO a m , Morning worsip, 11 a m , Sunday evening wors hip 7:30pm Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday 7. 30 p m Youth m~tlng Wednesday at 7 p m REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 383 N 2nd A\e. Middleport Sunday School tO am Sunday evening 7.00p m.; Mid week service Wed 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Sunday School 9 30 a.m., Dallas Janey, sup! ; Morning worship 10 30 a m , Sun day evening service, 7•30 p m , Wednes· day evening service, 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Rev Glenn McMillan. pastor Mary Janice Lavender, Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m : Morning worship 10 30 am , Evangelistic service, 6 p m , Prayer and Praise Wednesday, 7p. m.; Youth meeting. 7 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, E;lden R Blake, pastor Sunday School 10 a m , Gary Reed, La; leader. Morning sermon, 11 a m . Sunday night services. Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m , Song service 8 p m Pr~a:chlng 8. 30 p.m Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednesday, ? pm. HEMI.OC)( GROVE CHRISTIAN, Char· les Oomlgan, pastor. Mildred Ziegler, Sun· da.Y SChool Sllpt Mornlna Worship 9: 30 a m ; SU~ay SChooi10· 30a m , Evenlnglln'· vtee, 7 30 p m. MT. UNION BAPTIST, PaSioc: Joe N Sayre, Sunday School 9. 45 a.m , Evening worship 6:30 p m , Prayer Meeting, 6 30 p m Wednelday TTJPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dave Prentice, minister Deryl Weill, Supt Church Schod 9 a m , Wor· ship Service, 9•45 p m . CHD!TER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, pastmFrank RI!Oe, supt Sunday School9. 30 a m . : Worship tervtce, 11 a.m and 7 p m Sunday Wedneaday, 7 p m Prayer meet· Ina. • LAUREL CLIF~' FHEE METHODIST CHURCH William Wllllamo. pastor. Robert E Bartoo , Director or C~rlstlan Edu· calion: Steve Ebltn assistant ~unt1av School ~· JO a •u , Morning worship 10· 30 a.m , Teens In Action, 6 p m , Evening Worship, 7 00 p.m Cholr practice 8 p m. Sunday We-dnesday evening prayer and Bible study DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Charles Russell Sr., minister, Norman Will, supt Sunday SchoolS· 30 am : Wor· ship service 10:30 a.m Bible study, Wed nesday, 6 00 p m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Port· land·Raclne Road Mike Du.hl, pastor, Janice Danner, church school director. Church school9· 30 a m : Morning worship 10:30 a .m., Wednesday_ evening prayer services, 7·30 p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler, pastor Worship service, 9 30 a m Sunday Scbool10.30 a.m. Bible Study and prayer service Thursday, 7 30 p m. CARLETON tNTERDENOMINATION AL CHURCH, Klnpbury Road. Rev Clyde W Hendersm. pastoc. Sunday School9 30 a m ; Ralph Carl, Supt Even· lng worship 7·00 p m Prayer meeting, Wednesday 7. 00p m. LONG BOTI'OM CHRISTIAN, Vernon Eldridge, pastor: Wallace Damewood, S S Supt Sunday School9·l0 a m.; Worship Service, 10.30 a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH 0 H Carl, pastor SundaySchoolat9 JOa m , Morning worship at 10 30 a m , Sun· day evening service at 7 30 p m Thursday services at 7 30 p.m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, located on County Road 31 Rev Roger Willford, pastor Sunday School 9:30 a m ~ Morning Worshi 10.45 a m , Sunday evening worship 7·00 p m.; Wed· nesday evening Bible Slutly 7•00 p m WHITE 'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH - CoolvllleRD Rev Phillip Rl denour, pastor Sunday SchoolS. 30 a m , worship service 10· 30 a m ; Bible study and worship service, Wednesday, 7 p.m . RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Roy w. Carter, pastoc. MorntngWorJblplO 00 a m ; Bible School 6·00 p m.; Bible Study Wednesday 1 00 p m. RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amoo Tillis. past or Sonny Hudsoo. supt Sunday School 9 30 a m : Morning worship, 10 30 am, Sunday evening service 7· 00 p m Wednesday service 7 p.m WMPO program 9 a m each Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Samuel Basye, pastor Sunday School9 30 a:m , Worship servlcelO.JOa m • Young people's service 6 p m Evangeltsttcservlce6 30p m Wednesday service 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller St , Mason, W. Va. Sunday Bible Study 10 a m • Worship 11 a m and 7 p m Wednes day Bible Study, vocal music, 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· ding Lane, Masoo. W Va J N Thacker, pastor Evening SPrvice 7 30 p m; Wo men's Ministry. Thursday, 9·30 am, Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study 7 15 pm HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION' Hartfont, W Va Rev David McManis, pastor Chun::h School 9 30 a m , Sunday morning ser· vice, 11 a m ; Sunday evening service, 7.30 p m Wednesday prayormeeting, 7· 30 pm FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Lelart, W Va , Rt 1, James Lewb, pastor Wor· ship services 9.30 a~m, Sunday Schoolll am., Eveningworship7.30p.m. Tuesday cottage prayer 11\eetlng .and Btble Study 9· 30 a m ; Worship !ervlce, Wednesday 7.30pm. OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH. Walnut and Henry Sts , Ravenswood, W Va. The Rev George C W~lrlck , pastor Sunday SChool9.30 a m .• Sunday worship 11am CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH,Iocaled on Pomeroy Pike County Road 25 near Flat· woods Rev. Blackwood, past oc. Services onSundayat10:30a m and7:30p.m with Sunday School9·30a m BtbleStudy, Wed nesday, 7 30 p m. • FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, St Rt 338, Antiquity. Rev. Franklin Dickens, pastor Sunday mom· IDg 10 a.m., Sunday evening 7·30 p m Thursday evening 7: :It p.m. MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOLI· NESS CHURCH, Inc., 1~ P•arl St Rev Ivan Myers, acting past«, Roger Manley, Sr , Sunday School Superintendent. Syn day School 9 30 a m ; Morning worship 10 30 a m , evening worship 7· 30 p m , Wednesday evening Bible study, prayer and praise service, 7 30 p m CHU,RCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS. TOLIC- VanZandl and Ward Rd. Elder James Miller. pastcr Sunday Scbod. 10 30a m; Worship Service, Sunday, 7·30 p m, Bible Study, Wednesday, 7•30 p m CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL, Harrl soov llleRoa,d Rev VIctor Roush. pasto1 , Cllnt m Faulk, Sunday School Supt , Sun daySchool9 30a m .: mornlngworshtp,.ll a.m . Sunday evening service 7 30 p m rr~v t>r MPPIIno;r WPrlno:Mlrhw '7 Vl n m DIAMONDS Pometog Flowe/' Shop HELP YOUR HOUSE OF WORSHIP WHENEVER IT NEEDS YOU Rawlings-( oats-Blower 804 W Mam 991·2318 Pomeroy Veterans ~-~= FURNITURE & HARDWARE Homehle Saws ol Columbus. 0. Memorial Hospital Pomeroy 992·2tSS Nationwide Ins . Co. RIN.T011 StiiSHER & LOHSE FRANCIS FLORIST 830!lm "FREE DEUVERY AREAS" i 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5141 ~---~------------------- MEIGS FURNITURE 210 31D ST. ~ "Fnt,l•l K.-llldg Ftlti CA/ekt•" POMEROY, OHIO 45769 8 14/992· 21144 Christmas. Yes, It's Christmas and First Christmas . The band will play several selections including White Christmas I'll Be Home for Christmas and Happy Holidays. Johh Van Reeth and June Buchanan are asslstantd1rectors and David Deem a graduate assistant to Mrs. Maidens. The public is Invited to the Sunday program. ·------------~----------~ "FREE" RECLINER ..._ aa ~ spomwf olmoo' an ..ur. Aer t', repala T1le World AI" ' u B Ia 111 1110 uri lJ70 Ute .-g'lr' prodact clrtllb1etiiD tbe Unlllld ..... drl- by VIetnam War-nlltal budpt deflcttl. ~ .. Community .calendar . t l"''olned ecGDOIIIle This Message and Church Directory Sppnsored Interested Busittesses Listed On Thfs Page. ...... . - By The . TEAFORD REALTY . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ·~. \ MEIGS DRE .Crow' s Fomily Rest our ant • A gift exchange and program on poinsettias by Jeannie Bowen highlighted the annual Christ· mas party of the Middleport Garden Club held at the home of I don' t mean to worry you, bQt Mrs. George Anderson following he is making a Its I and checking It the annual holiday dinner at the American Legion hall in twice- do keep smiling Middleport. Lennie Haptonstall won the prize lor the most original gift wrapping In the judging which preceded the exchange. For roll bread, cheese wedge, fruit, mllk. call members named their favorFriday - tuna tetrazlnna, Ite activity of the Christmas peas, roU, fruit, milk. season. Eastern Mrs Bowen talked aboul poln· Monday - hot dog, sauce, settlas noting that the first one peas. cherry crisp, milk. was brought to the United States Tuesday- chili, peanut butter In 1930 by Robert Poinsett. She sandwich, relish tray, fruit, milk. said that they were very large Wednesday - "plzzaburger, and that over the years were corn, fruit, milk. cultivated to the size we now see. Thursday - bologna, cheese, A special hormore was used to green beans, !rult, milk. create the dwarfed size. The Friday - ham, roll, butter. original plants were red, then scalloped potatoes, applesauce, white and pink and now polka ice cream, cake, milk. dotted, a variety called jingle .... ,... 7 fXrERIENCE TilE JOY Of RELIGION Play scheduled for Southern High School The Meigs Branch of the American Cancer Society Is ex tending thanks to David Good· win who did the beautiful call· graphy on a number of cerllfl· cates the organiZation needed Orders for video tapes of the Fall Fo Illes of 1988 are pouring in and Roger and Mary Gilmore have really been putting in long hours in getting them ready for delivery If you contacted me about getting a copy, I probably have it on hand I'm losing track of "who's on first." Ifyoudowanta tape and haven't advised anyone of that, however, please do so as soon as possible since I'm sure the Gllmores want to wrap up the project. You can contact me or the Gllmores and If you have ordered one do stop by The Sentinel office for your copy. By the way, tbere are still seven hats hanging on from the Easter Bonnet contest held In conjunction with the follies. You might wani to pick up your hat at The Sentinel Office In the near future. training and new partlclpants are always welcome. Additional Information may be obtained by calling 992-2161 . The training sessions have been designed to give caregivers of persons with AlZheimer's Disease or a related disorder with Information, physical caregiving skills and coping abilities. Each session has focused on a specific aspect of caring for an Individual with some permanent mental Impairment Including such things as memory Joss, Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders - A Closer Lookwtll be the topic presented by Dr. Douglas Hunter at Frl· day's training session for care· glvc.>t'S to be held at Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy A final session In the program wall be presenled on Thursday, Dec 15 by Dr. James Altho!, a psychologist, on th!'toplc, Coping with Behaviors and Feelings. Both remaining sessions will be held from 1 to 3 p.m at the Center. There Is no chal'ge for the The Daily Sentinai-Page-7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • Friday, December 9, 1988 · Page 6 School lunch menus set Menus for cafeterias of the Carleton School and schools of the Eastern Local District for the week of Dec. 12 are announced: Carleton Monday - chill dogs, potat() chips, salad, fruit, milk. Tuesday - turkey and gravey over mashed potatoes, coleslaw, roll, fruit. milk. Wednesday - fish , bun, pork and beans, c. pudding, raisins and nuts, milk. Thursday - navy beans, corn Friday, December 9, 1988 Caregivers sessions planned for Meigs Looking for a buy? By BOB HOEFLICH U you're looking for a good buy this bollday season. the Meigs Junior Clvitan Club might Just have the answer. The club some of the nicest color books that you probably have seen. There are big ones and besides providing big pictures to color, they contain stories which deliver a safety or a moral lesson. They sell for $4 and there Is a calendar type book also which sells for $2.50 If you're Interested contact any club member of Mrs. Lee Miller. .' 786 NORTH SECOND AVE. l flOWIRI FOR EVIRY OC<ASION (614)992·2039 or (6141992-5721 06 lulternul l111, Pomeroy, Oh. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES ~. B~ 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. 992-2975 ~-- ~'fi':il - ()A~ Y\o ff C. vfrttl ra: f. J,Uoo II 93 Mill Streel Middleport. Ohio 46760 (6141992·111157 -199B-OOKS) -------------....1 CHURCH SUPPLIES & BIBLES L SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non·Pentecostal Wor ship st-n tee S!Jnday 10 am; Sunday School 11 am Evening worship service 7 00 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 00 p m MT HERMON UNITED BRETHRF"N JN CHRIST CHURCH . Located in Texas Communlt; on Ct Rt tr.! Rev Robert Sanders, pastor Jeff Holter, lay lesdE'r; • Ed Roush, Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9' 30 a m., morning worship and children's church 10 30 am, evening preaching service first three Sundays 7 30 p m .. Special service fourth Sundav evening, 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer Me eting, Bible Study and Youth Fello,... ship. 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. Located on 0 J White Road of Highway 160 Pat Henson , pastor Sunday SchoollO am Classes for all ages. Junior Church 11 a m , Morning worship 11 a m Adult Cho1r practice 6 p m Sunday You ng People's, Children's Church and Adult Bible Study Wednesday at 7 30 p m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant St, Middlepon Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention David Bryan Sr Ml nister Sunday School 10 am; Morning worship 11 a m , Evening worship 7 p m , Wednesday evening Biblf study and prayer meeting 7 p m "BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sl Rt 124 and Co Rd. 5. Scott Stewart, pas tor. William Amberger, S S Supt , Sun day School 9 30 a m : Morning Worship 10 30 a m , Evening worship 7· 30 p m Wednl'Sday worship 7 30 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner Sycamore and Second Sts , Po meroy The Rev. William Mlddleswart , pastor Sunday School 9 45 am Chun:h service 11 a m SACRED HEART CHURCH Msgr Anthony Giannamore Ph 992 5898 Satur day Evening Mass 7 30 p m . Sunday Mass 8 am and 10 am Confessions one halt hour before each Mass ceo claSS(>S , 11 a.m Sunday VIC70RY BAPTIST, 525 N 2nd Sl Middleport James E Ke esf'e. pastor Sunday morning wor ship 10 a m Even lng service 7 p m .. Wa1n~ay Pvenlng worship 7 p m. Visitation Thursda} 6 30 p m MORSE CHAPEL CHll RCH David Curfman pastor Sunda\o' School 10 a.m worship service 11 a m , Sunday night worship servtce 7 :\0 p m , Midweek prayer service Wednesday 7 p m WESLEYAN BIBLE HOLINESS CHURCH of Middlep ort, Inc 75 PearlS! , Rev Ivan Myers pastor Rogrr Mantey, Sr Sunday School Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a .m .. Mornln~ Worship 10 30 a m Evening Worship 7 30 p m Wednesday evening Bible study prayer and praise service, 7 30 p m LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD- Gilbert Spencer, pastor Sun day School 9 30 a m , Morning ser vice 10 OOu m. Sunday evening service 7 OOp m , Mid· week prayer servtct> Wednesday 7pm MT OLIVE FULL GOSPEL COMMUN tTY CHURCH. Lawrence Bush pastor Max Folmer, Sr , S S Supt Sunday School 9:30am, Sunday eve ning serv\c~. 7 30 m . Wednesda y evr-nln~ Bible study and praise service. 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt 7 on Po· m eroyBy·Pass Rev DavldW\seman , Sr, POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 liU !llli1ktl and luth Ann fo~ pastor. Melvin Drake S S Supt Sunday ... School9 JO a m , Morning Worship 10 30, 1 Evening Wor ship 7· 30 p m Wednesda) Prayer Service, 'l 30 p m FAITH BAPTIST CHI.IRCH. Rail rood St , Mason Sunday SchoollO a m , Morn lng worship 11 am, Evening serviceS p m Prayer me<tlng and Bible Study Wed· nesday, 7 p m ' FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rev Nyle ,, Borden pastor Cornelius Bunch, supt. Sunday School 9 :JJ a m • SecOnd and fourfh Sundays worship service at 2 30 p ! m MT MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and 1 Main St, Middleport Rev Gilbert Craig .Jr pastor Mrs Ervin Baumgardner • Sunday School Supl Sunday Schoo\9 30a , m : Worship Service, 10 45 a.m SUCCESS RO"D CHURCH OF CHRIST - Jo~eph B Hoskins, evangelist Sunday Bible Study 9 a m , Worship, 10 a m , Sun day £>vening service 6 p m , Wednesday ~ evening service, 7 p m ~· PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Racine Rt 124 W\lllam Hoback, pastor Sunday School10 am: Sunday evening service 7 • p m Wednesday evening service 7 p m ~ CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadl e, Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning 'l Wor:ihlp 10 30 a m. Prayer sen•lce, altern· ate Sundays ~ THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, • APOSTOLIC FAITH -New lima Rd, ' next hl Fort Meigs Park, Rutland Robert Ri chards, pastor Services at 7 p m. on Wednesdays and Sunda\ s HIIRRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP· TER of thr Wesleyan Holines s Church Rev David Ferrell, past or Henry Eblin. Sunday School Supt , Sunday SchoollO s ,. m , Mvrnlng Worship 11 a.m , Even}ng ) service 7 30 p m Wednesday evening ser vlce7 30pm STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH Gary Holter, pastor Sunday services 9 30 a m and 7 p m , Midweek service, 7 ;JO p ~ m Thursday MJDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Ave Rev. Clar k Baker pas t or Carl Not· Hngham Sunday School Supt Sunday School 10 am with classes for all ages Evctilng services at 6 p m Wednesday Bi· ble study at 7.30 p m Youth services Frl· day at 7 30 p m ECCLESIA fELLOWSHIP, 128MIIISI , Middleport Brother Chuck McPhersoo, pastor Sundav School 10 am Sunday evening services a' 7 p m and Wednesday services at 7 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Kenneth Smith, pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m . chu Tt'h Sf'rVIC'f' 7 30 p m youth fellowship 6 30 p 1• m. Bible study , Thursday, 7·30 p m FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 330<~ Hil and Road, Pomero} Tom l<ell} pas tor Danny Lambert, S S Supt. Sunday morning service ar 10 a m • Sunday even ~ lng SE'rvlce 7. 30 p m Tu l!'sday and Thurs day Services at 7 30 p m NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Re\ Glendon St rood pastor Sunday School9 30 a m • Worship Si'rvice 10 30 a m . Youth service Sunday 6 15 p m Sunday ~veningservlce7 OOp m Wed nesda) Prayt>r Meeting a.·d Bib!~ Study 1 OOp m NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURC H Sun day afternooo services at 2 30 Thursday , f evening servlce5 at 7. 30 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Masm W 1 Va Pas tor Blll Murphy Sunday School10 a.m, Sunday evening 7 30 p m Prayer ' meetlni and Blblr st udy Wednesday, 7 30 p m Everyon e welcome RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa· lem St Rev Paul Taylor pastor Sunday School 10 a m , Su nda y evening 7 OOp m , Wednesday l:'ventng prayer meeti ng 7 00 1 pm SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURC H Silv~r Rtd~e Duane Syden • strlcker pastor Sunday School 9 a m Worship ServlcC' 10 a m Sunday evE>nlng service 7 00 p m Wednr-stlaJo night Bibl e 1 study 7 00 p m Continue in My Word When Jesus told his disciples, "Continue In m~ word. 'he had no written document to leave them. H~ had g1ven Ihem promises; he had Imparted a way of life to them W1thm a few years, his followers, Inspired by the Holy Sputl had recorded and interpreted much of what Jesus had done and sa ad. finally collecting the material into the 27 books of our Nl'w Testament These books, along with the 39 books of the Old Teslamen t. form the written scriptures, the Bible, which we receive as the Word of God. What incalcuable blessing we find as we neslle m thiS book Here are the great truths that sustain and ~;u•deus W!thw (hcse pages, we believe that the Holy Spirit calls, gal hers. sanct ifies, and preserves us In the saving faith. For Its final authority In all matters of faith a nd life. the church has this one written source. Thousa nds of books have Issued from this one book, like streams flowing from a grro~ river. Whenever the church has veered off course. 11 is this Word that has been the corrective. Some five cenlu1'1es ago. for Instance, the reformers discovered the gospel as the glorious truth that we are justified before God, not because of our own righteous works, but by faith In God's own redeemmg work In Christ. For comfort In times of stress and grief, we go to this Wot d When Ute seems purposeless, we hear Jesus' call to "follow me." When success and pleasures divert Into selfishness and indifference, the Word calls us back to lives of service. If !allure and shame cripple us, the Word of forgiven~ss sets us free again. In the hour of death, the Word calls us to our eternal home. God's Word Is Indeed our great heritage - Reprinted !rom Lutheran Church In America Sunday Bulletin . \ I' ·. ' • .,.. .. I I t �Friday, Decemf;;, 9, 1988 41 The Daily Sentinel BISSELL SIDING CO. .:--------1 28-3& WORDS 57 .00 $10.00 05.00 015.00 $8.00 025.00 $13 .00 $33.00 $60.00 tor cons.ecutNe runs. broken updll'fSWill be eh~rged •• 1 OAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 10 OAYS 1 MONTH a, ses:unatt111d1 . PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE it hereby given that on Saturday, December 10th. 1988, ot 10 :00o. m., a public Hie will be held at 106 Union Avenue, PomerOy, Ohio, 10 Mh for CMhthe following collateral : 1977 Ford F260 P.U. i" F266U063049 . The Farmers Bank and Savings Company. Pomeroy, Ohio. reterva the right Res. to bid at this sale, and to withdraw the above collet· 614-992-7301 MIDDUPOIT, 0~ ingt Company r•erves the right to refect any or all bids submitted. Funher, th~:~ above collatin the condition it ia in with no e~e:preued or implied warren· tiel gtven. 11 21 7. 8. 9. 3tc VAUGHN'S AUTO & DIESEL SERVICE ALARM SYSTEMS I YRACUII, OHIO Most Foreign and Domestic Vehicles A/ C Service All Major & Minor Repairs NIASE Certified Mechanic •Residential •Commercial 10 Years Experie"ce HUNTER SECURITY CALL 992-6756 "DOC" VAUGHN Certified licensed Shop S-25-tln Business Services. BISSELL BUILDERS JUST OPENED CAKES by Donna CUSTOM SPECIAL OCCASION CAKES Binhdavs. Holidavs Specializing in HOMES BUllT & GARAGES "At Reasonable Prices" PH. 949-2801 character and novelty or les. 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALlS cakes Rt. I, In 136, Vi..ton 742-2.235 ~ c:::I,.,J/JR. & MISSY ~ FASIIONS, HAIR STlUNG I TANNING GUAT C.. ISTMAS GIFTS GlUT PRICES • Gin CEITIFICAUS TOP OF THE STAIRS AIID DESIGNER BOUTIQUE 111 West Sec. • - o y 992-6720 12-5-88-1 mo. 11-3-'88-1 mo. WELCOME TO CHRISTMAS FOR SALE STEWART'S GUN & GifT SHOP CHRISTMAS TREES AT Come see our Christmas Selections. FOf your 1hopping (Onwtlli- HARLEY HANING RESIDENCE 742-2421 35975 Flatwoods Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 2 milts from Rt. 7 on County Road 26 11-25-'88-1 mo. tnet wt will be open on Su~t­ dayo' from 1 to 5 p.m. thru Dt<. 18, " "· Smith Run Rd. Rutl101d. Oh. 11· 21-.'88-1 mo. a·oGGS LINDA'S PAINTING SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO 1114-1162-3821 ·INTERIOR ·EXTERIOR FREE ESTIMATES Take the pain out of 'pain!lng. let me do . rt for you. Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer VEIY REASONABU HAVE REFERENCES F1r11 Equlp111ent -614-985-4180 P1111 & Strtlu 11-19-'88 1 mo. d. 1-3-'l&lk Public Notice . CARTER'S PLUMBING NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On November 28, -1 988, in·t:he Meigs County Probete Court, Cue No. 26038, Nellie M . Brown. P. 0. Box 362, Pomeroy. Ohio 46789, was appointed Executor of the estate of Josephine K. Shanabrook, deceased, late of VIllage Manor Apartments. Middleport, Ohio 45760. Robert E . Buck, Probata Judge Lena K. Nesselr~d. Clerk (12) 2. 9 , 18, 3tc & HEATING - Public Notice SALE OF 1981 FORD BUS The Meig1 County Board of Mental Relardation is of~ faring through sealed bids, t he sale of a 1981 Ford bus. Bids w ill be accepted through 4 :00 P.M. Docsm· bor 16, 1988 at the Meigs County Boord of MR / DO, P.O. Box 307, 1310 Carloton Street. Syracuse, Oh . 46779 . Each bid shall contain the name'. addreu, and phone number of the person sub· mlttlng lt. Each bid muot co ntain onty a single dollar figure to be considered. Bids will be opened end tabuloted at 4 :06P.M . on December 18, 1988 at the office of the Meige County BoOfd of MR / 00 . Tho Meigs County Boord of ¥R I CO rotains the right to reject all or any bldo. The bu• can be aeen et the Meigs County Boord of MR / 00 from '9 :00 A.M. t~rough 10:00 A.flll . and 2 :00P .M. through 3 :00 P. M. Mondlly through Friday. Lea Wedemayer. Superintendent Meigt County Board of MR / 00 P .O. Box 307, 13 10 Corlooton St. Syrocu•. Oh. 46770 11 / 16 / 18 (1 1)18. 26; 1121 2 . 9 4tc RACINE FIRE DEPT. Basham Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gouge Shotguns Only Stricdy Enforced 10-7-«n TRIPLE P EXCAVATING •Dozer & Backhoe Work •Will Do Hauling Wilh Dump Truck •Wrecker Service •Junk Yard Business WANT TO IUY WRECKED OR JUNK CARS 01 TRUCKS -FREE BIIMAT!SFor..,y olth•IIS4tnic"calll. 614-742-2617 Belw•n 9 o.m.-6 p.m. or lean~·-~ .":tc • •Washers •Dryers •Ranges •Freezers •Refrigerators "Musl le Repairablt" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 11 -71 mo. SMALL ENG1ii'1 REPAIR - I Authorized Service & Ports Briggs &: Stratton Tecumseh $3 s Weed Eater Homelite Jacobsen PER LOAD DELIVERED VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY BILl SLACK 992-2269 Ohio 992-6611 Middleport, J-<111-'~7 tfn EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE PH. 949-2969 DHier for YARDMAN & ECHO located Helfwav between Rt. 7 & Beahan . NEW & USED MOWERS Service Ctnttf for Ryan Products 8 .7 Financing on Yardman Service oh All Makes Wo Honor MC/Disc/Viso 9-1- ~tfn HOME BAKED GOODIES Get Your Holiday Goodie Orders In Now. AUNT TE'S 992-5119 TERRI POWELL 12-S-'U-1 mo. WOOD STOVES CARPENTER SERVICE - Addont and Jtmodlling - RDofing tnd gutter work - CDncnte work - Plumbing and electriCII work (FREE ESTIMATES) V. C. YOUNG Ill C-' ~ ~ and reand core radiators heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tonks. PAT HILL FORD 992 - 2.196 Middleport . Ohio EVERY SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. RACINE GUN CLUB RACINE, OHIO' FACTORY CHOKE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUNS ONLY .9-19-88 tin 1-13-tfc anta CHIPWOOD POLES Devices Jependable Hearing Aid Sales & Sen1ic• Hearing Evaluations For All Ages LISA M. KOCH, M.S. .Licensed Clinical Audiologist or at Veterans Memorial Hospital Mulberry Hgts, Pomeroy, Ohio MAX_IMUM DIAMETER 14 INCHES ON LARGEST END $14 PERTO.N SALES & SERVICE Wo Corry Fishing Sui>PIIt"' Pav Your Phone and Cable Bills Here ,..,, - · IUSIN!SS PHONE (6141 992-6110 R!SIDEN(£ PHONE (6141 992- HILLSIDE MUZZLE ,.. TO PO-OY, OliO 992-6461 Formerly Maigs Excavating At. 1, Vinton 388- 8746 Owner 8t Operator, Tony Cardillo 11 -9-1 mo. Where Munleloading Supplies .,.,nAmmo Gun Supr.li•s •S Guns • ugs - 22 Ammo t/JO/ '"' 1 ..... "' I Human Servi011. Ind. HEAP vouchers. We c.. gNe you prompt deliv.-i• Exeetalor Sett RIVERINE ANTIQUES GLASS BOOKCASES WICKER CROCKS QUILTS WASHSTP,NDS CLOCKS OAESERS CHAIRS LAMPS ... The Gijr, Thai Never 1124 E. MAIN CUPBOARDS BEOS PIE SAFES PRIMITIVES TABLES Pomeroy, Ohio. . 733-8083 ht. M2786. Home Oeet)'ating 0pltl Hout• Fri. • Sot. Doc. 9 • 1 0, 10 AM·10 PM eM:h diY- Gloria Ol•· lt. Rt. 3215-2'h:mll• from Longovlllo. 614· 742-2078. 992-2526 •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS • BATHS •ROOFING oREl\IIODELING & REPAIRS PHONE DAY OR EVENINGS 985-4141 GENERAL CONTRACTOIS 1 1 • 1 6 - '88-tfn WANTED Smel pl..tlc r.Moa mllde before 11150 I wNI P8V up to U00-00 far .ome modell of Em. .ont. Fad a. Sp.ton. Gl•t •l•o nc:watty radktt, such .. Lone R.. ger. Hop a Long Caulcfl;'. .. e. Alto. old TV tetl made before 1810. I will b.ly any old rldi01 rNde before 19•0 Chudo. P.O. II<>• 598, Now Hovan, w.vo. 2&215, 304-812· 2220 v llllpl fl 1111!111 Dlckenon. Pr• SWEPCO. Box Up t:o n l hour proa.alng mtll welkt;'. Check gu~ranttld. fr11 dM..., write SO 1017 W. Phl-phlo. Suko239-GO, Ontorlo, CAUFI1782. labvtlner n•ded WHkdtlys In our ho,.... Holzer Hotpftal • •Send retUme to! BOJI Cia 183, c/ oGalllpollo Oollv Tnbu,., 82& Thhd Aw.. Golllpollo, Ohio 4&831. Llcented Physical Th•apilt at Vet.-.nt Memorial Hotph:al. Cal 814-992-2104 Ilk lor Oonloo. lDcal' bualnet~ lnt••ted in c•aar oriented lndlvklual want· lng to wortc WI finici. HtVICM inWrtry. laa ul.,y plus •I• eon.WV. well . Mutt .,. ~~JgreaHti . 4 Oollpollo. Ohio 46831. computer and ucr111:1ry ..., 11 Send reeunas to· P. 0 . Box 359, Giveaway Cute kittens needl good home. 1om-. Coli 814·379-2435. Gr8'f ltrfpped c.t to gfve .way. Make nice Chrlltmaa preunt. Be•litul m•klng~. M.ee. CaM 814-441-4438. 2 DoberrNn~- mille • t.nllla to good home ontv. cau between 9 AM- 9 PM, 814-281-1443. 9 rna. old mixed Blue nc:k Hound. $paved. female. Goad with chH-. call 614-4411, 2338 oft• 1:30PM. Frw .tor.tlle Coon Hound puppi• to good home. Call 814- 742-235&. Homef111 kittens offer love .,d companionship. NeM someone lo love 1nd c•• for them. 814-992-7382. WANTED : FuH-tlme employment in VOUI' ovvn t.ome ae • Home Serv~ Worker wtth Buck•• Communltv Servia.. We provide ulary plus benftls ., d a dally room end bo•d ret:a. You provide a homt, guld.,.ce end friendship In 1 fii'I'IIV ltmoephere. A-.ulr• ebllltv I) t•ch pereon~llivlng sld"a end 1 CCJmmltrnent to the •owth and dweop~1 of ., lndtwidual(l) with mMUI ,..,dation. Contoct Sylvia DCIV ot 441-7109 oftor 5 :00PM. Appllc.,.o muot retide In Gellla County. Equel Opportunfty Employll'. Oov.-nrmnt Jot.. •11.040 · 2 aclltlcllts. Hou.ec.. t .Own . . deONied. Need home lmm. dlately. Cheshire 814-387· 75n « 304-67&-2047. lost and Found Found: Smlllmlledog.Cerdlnet Mkt In Mlddlepart. H11 coii•No ldent:jficatlon. · 814- 31701514. piNI8 Identify. Lolt In Rut:l.nd nelghbort.od. Oivon> Elock> opfft5ct.ysweek, c•304-882- ~ 21 1•t.14.A IOUN* tO pay .,llllololo for BUILD FOR YOUR RJTURE. Le•n both rough .,d ftnlllh corp.,.ry oldb ot tho Aduh Educ8tion Cent:er·Tri-County Yoc111ional School The Adull cwpentry progr8m wHt provide yau with tntlnfng to baoome 1 c•pentw, Clrpwrtry lldlft IWISO hnpo1 bWII end v.,...Re thM c•p.m ... mike up the l•o-• group~ buldlng trod a w..WO. To regilter for cl. . • beginning J81umy 3rd. O.U 713-3811 ••· 14. Ask about our vtrlety of l.tnding source~.vlllllbleto pey for tralntng. Lolt 3 month old QriVfem .. ecat w~h four white fHt. 23rd & Joff. .on. 304-87&-4234. 4:00.9:00 pm. Good '-"' - • pold wooldy: 'oppir oft• 10:00 am Thur.tav. Dec. 1 et 1041h Cupttain) Meln St., r.teilabte: 9~00 11'1'1-2 ~ 30 p~ PUm•ay. Sale , ------·Gallipolis ________ __ & Vicinity Moving Sale:1 2·1 lhru 1 2·12. New range. w a. 0, llv. & toots. ----·--Pomarov··--------Middleport & Vicinity Gerage ula. Frt 1nd Sat. Dec. 9th 1t1d 10th. 10em • 17. 234 Mulberry Ave. Garage Sale. College A..... Autl.,d. Demmt.r 10th. Wardrobl, exeri:ile blks. children• dothklg. mlK. ltemt. Public Sale 8t Auction Rick ,._•on AUCIIon... lic-od Ohio end _ , Vl<glniL Eltlte, Wltklue, f•R\ lkluld.. tlon oola 304-773-57aa. a gwage on St. At:. 7. 1260 o - - PI-a coli e14-4460038. 8~aines1 OPPQrtunity 2 Hous• fot rent, 1 BA .-t171J 1 mo. • 2 BR.-•175 a mo. In Crown City. Ref. C1U 814-44& 1511 or 211-1180. Professional Services M1ry Luc•PI.,.o • orgsn I•· aona. Cell 814-441-9787 or 441-4428. Pi.,o lelsons In my hot"M, • beginning to lnt•mldilla Cell 814-441-0200. Pi•o Tuning lftd ~splir. Lllne Donlolo. 814-742-2911 Also for oolo' Klmbofl 17 Inch Orond plono. 3 beci'oom ,home on Rt:. 1.t1. netr Oreert Elem. UOO p._.1 dopool. Col 614-448-651111. House tor rent. t300 mo. pll• sec.. d.. 822 Jadlson St. Vlnlon. OHCol 814-388-9380. N•• ••d. 814-992-18&8. HDU• ~tth bllth. Racina Mce g•den tpace. Cell HouM. 2 bactooms, ldtchin stCNe, fultv c.pM ... Nice snd d .... no lntide P•· Deposll ......ed. 814-992-3090. Why rem whln you can buy on IMd mmratt? Have 2 hau . . n Pom•ov· Needl 1ome r-.alr. Will oil or ..... V«v low priced Coli 814-992-2403 .. 814992-2780. Hou• tor rent or Ale in Millon. 3 bect'ooms. gwage. bllement snd l•oe lat. smell dlposll: ,....,ed 304-87&-18n. Full baern.... one .,d half story, qull toelllkm, 6 mH• north of Point: Pt ...... 304- 875-10711. Redl Lolalr! 31 H cme1 for Sale 1- - - - -- - - - - V.y attrldNe brt<* 4 bedroom. 2 Nth. famly mom wll:h fir• place, for mil dining. l•ga liw'ln.v ' rooR\ 30ft. c:uatomOik ldtmln eM*\ Its, woodwork flnllh ' b•emtnt, 2 c• g•ega 1~11 l.,dlcsped tot:. 4 ml• tram , Holz• Hoepllll off AI. 315llbrt•brook S..-lolo" Col 814-441-4189. o• 4 8R .. lull booem.,. • 1•~ fully -potod loomo • - '· C : schools. Utlfftl• low. WOo House for ..... Ponlble l•d contrlel. 822 Jackson St. Yinto" OH 114-388-9380. '· Houae far rent •110.00 month. no kicll, no p«s, cell 304-87& 7443 oft• 5:00PM. 2 be*oom. tour room apt, 1110.00. 2 bedroom emol hou1e. 1200.00 or wiiiiR on 1 ,.,d ........ 304-87&-2722. Hou.. tor ront. 304-875-8720. 42 Mobile H cmes for Rent Mahle 'Hom• far r.rt. In Kllna~ge . . .. Construction 'IIVOrk•s welcome.. CIH 814441-06011, Newly docorotod, 2 811 .. tully c•pettd. Bee. dtlp. ,..uirld. Call 814-4441-11858 .. 4414718. 2 BR moble home11E...,W'.,, No Sun<!ov coils Col 814-379-2878. pi-•- 2 SR .. fully furnlohod. ncepet. AC. aM U1•i• peld except \lllec. • a•. Cable tv svelable. Own• p-rs · - • • troah pldwp. Boanlty • dlpu.tt • ,.,_ Mu81 be employed. Four- .UN olmHe ..om city lmMo. Cell 814-445-7793. Fr• rent: untl J ...•rv ht. 2 bechom. 2 both. City ochooloAolounooo .,d dopoolt. eon 814-448-1890. 117• . 3 becroome.. central eir. •• elec:trlc, fultv c•p•«<- Nice neighborhood In Mldcloport. Col 814-182-1818. 2414 Mt V.nonA'AI., Pt. Ptt.• priCBd on Inspection, 304-871- • 32 Mobile Hcmes for Sale 19BB'- Moon 12x60, 2 SR . 11900. can 814-441-0390. 1970- Moon 12xl8tnl•- · Col &14-2&1-1l33oftor 5PM . 1970 12x10 Mon•ch mobna \ homo. 2 BR . Ooll 8t4-3888114. 1988 Flecowood. 1211114. bottle g• hilt .-.d hot weter. •3000. CoH 814-1143-&310 « 814- · 843-1408 -tlmL Ask for ........... 2 bedroom 12lt50. 304-87&-2722. AVON - AI .,. ., C1ll Marilyn w.,. 304-182-2&45. AVON .. 1•-II Shlrlllf Spews, 30•H7&-1429. M.,agemn PoaltlonAwllable. talery •ta . ooo . oo t30,000.00. depending on qullllfic.llons. uperlena~ end perforiNnoe. Send r81ume to P.O. Box 171. Poln1 Ple•.,t. W. Vo. 2&5150. HOUM cte.-•• ona dlft week. rat•.,._ required. 30•17515030. JUnk Clre wfth or without motora. Calt Larry Llvlfy-11 4388-1301 furniture • . d -pll.,_ ......, ....._ ....,.. u.. piece or enttre houllhold. Fair prlc. betngp~Md. Call11~4463158. St.,dingTimbor. call"1"3v ~ •r 27&8. W• Alent• - Photognph• wtth 31 mm cam•• ntllded for 011mmlulon • • tllftlory. Mun know Gllllpolil. Mlddlaport, o.th• lnd Pl. pt. ..,. w.ll. must: be able t:o work well wtth PfOplelnd workwlthou1 IUJ*'viiiiDn • under 1 dtldllne pr•IU,.. For Interview •ppolntmwrt ctll o.-- 1-800-38533211. •1900. 1979 Bayview mobile home. 14x.70 YAih 7121 ewpendo, phone 304-17&-8141. 1978 Liberty 14•70. 3 bo6 room. t7, 900.00. 304--1761171 and 875-1763. 2 bedroom. 10d0mobifehome • In goad shape. •&90 OOt:Mh or own., · Wtll finance, 304-&752722 Mobile for •le 1973 Llbwty. 12x.&O, asking •3.800. 304- 175-11489. 35 Lots & Acreage lDt tor ule on At 180-100 .;;;. 110 f1. fronmue • 300ft. Cell 814-386-871f. . A.-.on. bea~Ufu! •ue builclng lots. mobile hom• .,.mmect. pubflc wM•. 1lso rlv• tots O.clo Bowen, Jr. J04-57S: 2338 R~nl~ls 41 Hcmes for Rent llficiiV furnished sm.. house. Adullo onJv. All. -~ed. No · poto. Collf14-441-0338. 3 BR ., AC , e•p•. POOl. g..~~ga 2 11rspl.c•. t.nce. Good toQtion Call • -1 Re• f: sute lrok•. 304-876-5104 2 8R _tur•hld. weshlr a c*yer. t221J e ma. plua dep. • utiHtl•. C81814-182-7479. 2 bedroom. furnlohod. W•hor . and dry•. f2215. momh plus dopoolt Md utHkl•. 814-992· 7479. Hameat•d Reettv. Sai ..Rent trill•. 41ota. etc. t13.1500.00. - . . Oont"""'ry, 304-17&5840. 2 mobile ho.._ l.trnlhled for r•t. 2 be«oom ap8'tment furnitMd, phone 304-875· 1812 .. 875-3900. 2 bedroom mobile horne. hnd Hll llaed. 304-87&-3834. 3 bllci'oame. no P'CI. mutt heve ..... _ 304-469-1887. Trll... u..-,rnllhed. oou plea. omoll c h i - occeptod, Rl. 1. LDCIIII Road. Pt.Ptt. behind K.ll 304-87&-10711. 2 mobil homee furNiha¢ 2 bedroom opt. furnlohod. 304e7&-8512 or 87&-3900. 44 Apartment for Rent -, 2 BR , opto. 8 clouts. klch.,. eppl. fur . . hed, WMhlr-Dryer hoOit'4J, n., plush c.pet. til., Defnt. Mce good IOOitlon. Aegenat. Inc. Aptt. Clll 304871-1104 or 878-&388 01 87B-n38. 8EAIJTIRJL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 138 JodcoCNI Pike .. om •183 1 mo. Welk to &hop .. d - -- 814-44528118. E.O.H. Tara Townhouse ap..tment1- 2 8Ao., 1'>1 bol ho, CA., dlohw•he'. cHipoeel, private sn· clooed p•lo. pool pl~ground. Wotor. - · • truh ln<*ldocl Stwting It: • 288 p• mo. Cal 814-387-78150. _. _ _ .,d ' - - eo• 304-875-5104 . "'*'Oalllo lot the Eldorly. - o r Aport- ..B IIH Mortan Roed. Oellgoed fol the ltnlor Ckll., (82 • ~dor) MdHMclaoppedp-~ol '-•"'• op_.rly. . .I tloMrll!ilfllepldoodupot Voll~ PI••· 121 JoOkoCNI Pike or ooll 814-448-4639. . Mayteg wringt~r wtthttr, good cond.. & gatv.nll.ed tquare tub w / drlin. Call 114-379-2201. Used StrWing machln• Priced from e4S .96. The Fabr ic Shop. Pom•oy. Ohkl. Call 814-9922284 54 Ohio KIT N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wrighl Misc . Merchandise HO tre lna for •le. 1400. \411ue for •200. Call for list of equipment. Oeil Miller at 814992-3196. My big mistake• was claim_ u.u 73 1987 ChBYV Astro y., , 9 ,100 mil•. t12,500- Call 114·446- 1420. Far •I e. Pan otonlc s1ereo *.76 Turnt•ble. •peekers and raeeiver, llaoSr. 10 brownleathet Jtcklll from Wlltons Suede and leather S80. like new. C.ll M-F 8-4.814-992-2087, after.t eatt 814-992-&975. 1973 ChwySuburt.n 4x4. 4154 engine. loti Plrtt. must seff 13000 or o ff• 304-8953427"' 304-675-8801 of.,...., 1978 Jeep Ch•okee Chief. 1977 Ch., F.w .o euto. 1978 Dodge 318. auto. 304-875- . 7868. au..,.._sir:t Qr.,dmother'• Fan quilt. Hend crocheted st:ol•. 782 High St.. Middleport. C.ll 614-992-7866 SU~PLUS ARMY. OENIM . CARHART. Rental clothing. Small Armv Equipment Ace•· •orin. SAM SOMERVILLE'S, OLD ROUTE 21, NIOW ERA 304-273-5866, Noon-S PM. Nov. Dec. (lntullted Coverells *27. 601. Jungle loot• U.S .A.. Original Army clothing. Nonmlli~ary camflauge pants 112.00. 1986 Honda 70 4 wheeler. 1625. C•ll &14-448-3820 eft• 4 PM. All Christmlf. trees •1 2 .00. come early before cald weather and t1g your tree. Nevwell• Whirlpool dry ... ~ ••, ni ce. 0\rif.trnlll Tree FarrY}.. one mile works good. 816. Call 114-367· •bove Muan on Hengfng Rock Road. 304-773-5371 or 304tt 0&96. 1~:;:~~~~:;::::;~~::'1--;;::;=::;=~~:;;=~~;=::::::1 ---:-:-::-:-~':7."=-:-"':"::--:,- 882-2888c 56 Pats for Sale 71 Auto's For Sale Complttetlneofc•~ congo- 1160 dorer, -304-937MOLLOHAN FURNITURE IMJm, vlnyle and carpet rem• 2018 . Ch&ck these out! 1984 Z-28. 44 Apartment 45 Furnished Rooms Corpot In ttock onJv . Vlnvle 86900. 1984 Mustang. $3800 for Rent otorting., 13.99 VO•d In olock Tanning bed for cofmmMdll ot 3bench-leg8eagle. purebred. all 198" 81995 11983 only. Free ~imatas. no job to t-.ome use. 24 bulba. ti mer, e females. S36. e1eh. 304-676· Fir&bird.Escort, $4800 1983 Colt. Roo,. for rent- week or month. large or 111'1111. Two locationt. fens. $1 , 600.00 . 304- 9 37- 5520. ' S 1500 1982 Merw!'\1 lynx, · 3296. St. . lng 111 t 120 • mo. Galli_ 122 vl ..d Street $995 Ratliffs AUio Salee, New completely furnished Hotei-614-U&-9680. PolntPI. .ant, W.Va . Vinton. Ohio. Cell 814-388Buck stow fire piiiCe insert. eltc 57 apll'tment & mobile home n 304-876-8498 Musical 9&31 or 446-6679. cond, piYt all extras, best city. Aduhs only . Perking. Can Instruments Upper Riv• Road re .. onable offer. 304876814-441-0338. For Sale- 1984Buick Skyhtwk. 46 Space for Rent GllllpoHs. Ohio 7488. Ellt:flllent condition. Call 614614-44&-7444. 441-8578. ModM'n 1 BR , downtOW'n, comLowry Encore organ w1mag1c Tanning & toning ~uipment . 2 plete kl1ctun lllr. c.p8t. Oep- Country Mobile Home Perk. 15 piece wood frame farniiV taning beds, 1 taning bed. Genie. Ex.cel. c:ond. Complete 1978FordLTD II. auto. , PS, PB. ottt. no ptts. Call 114-446- Route 33. North of Pomeroy. f\lrnlture set. good eond. ru· w / bench. Must tell 8 350. Call air. low mileag• Cell 614-266Jacuzzi . $3,500. 6144460139 w~r~lnge. eft• &. lDts. rent1ll, parts. ul•. C1ll thtons one ve• old. $12&.00. 7621. 814-245-9157. 1529. 814-992-7479. 304-675-4853. 821"1.:! s,e. E.:el. 011nd , 2 BR , Alto Sax.ophone. like new. 1981 Buidc, 4 dr. One owner Snow skit 1 pair K-2, 180'•· lqulpp_. kll:dun ..,. AwHable TraM• spec•. Gallipolis Ferrv. $350. Cell 614-~92-3452 . with sire 10 men,_~ots& poles. 86,000 miles. AC ExcBI . oond Nov- 1lt. 1225 pfuo dep. Con HW8g& city 'Mit... g•abege 53 1 Pr. K2 180's. with size 8 New' tires. AM ·FM t1996 Call 814-448-0603 "'441-2158. pick up lnctuded in rtnt. t75.00 lndivicklal quitar IMIOnl , bewomen• boots & poles. 304614-441-0822. month. 304-875-8335. ginners, •nous guitarist. Brui87&-5909. Nie&-2 BA ap'l , 41h mil• from c•dif"' Music. 614-446-0687. 1979 Ptymouth TC -3, PS . PB, Oak bed with chest & dresser QaiUpolir. Stove. nrfrlg. a w•t• 1450 or belt offer. Call after 7 , Frlgldaln with ice maker, May- Jeff Wam•lev instruc:tur. 614- AC. sun l'ool. t895. Call 814furnished • 226 a mo. No pets. 49 For lease 119 aatometic Wisher and Mav- 44&-SOn. limited openings. PM, 614-44&-9346 441-7846 0o1 8 14- 4441- 8038 tag dyer Call304-675-4017or Kimbell piano, 8500.00 firm, 1986 Chevette. 12600. 1979 Buy or Sell. Riverine AntiqYeL 875-3753. 1 • 2 BR op _,mont. $300 304-I!'JJ5-5726 . Building for leae. 1124 E. Main Street, Pomeroy Ouwatte, 8700. Call 814-258month. lnoludae ell utHitl•. Comm•cial Pt. Pie•.,•· Call 304-17&- Hou,.: M,T,W 1O•.m. to 8p. m., Commodore 84 Computer with 1270. Adults ontv. no pets, dap. Trumpet. phone 304-675Sunday 1 to &p.m. 614-992· dlt c drive, plus many gamee r..urocl. can 814-441-4222 5104. 3251. included. See demonstration 2526 . 1983 Pontiac 1000. 4 dr.. botw-9.5. 3 Pool table, Brun•wick,7'~t 4' .150. 304-875-2387. automltic. lo11 of extraa. RYns tltta ac. lndd perfect condi good &. extre clean. 39,000 Nlcolv lurnlohod 1-2 8A . Wotor tion. 58 Fruit •1.000. evening~ 304- 54 Misc. Merchandise mil•. Ceii614-388-9B18 & gwblgep•d. Privetep•ldng. 55 BuDding Supplies & Vegetables Dopod roqured. Coll614-441- 675-3772. 1977ChavvCemperV.-.. $860. 4346 oft• 5 PM. , t 973 Dido. 98. o37~. can Whealchein· nerN CJf usad . 3 814-3117-0541 . Pomtrov -2 BR , remodeled wheeled electric scootera. Call Building Mlleriale All kinds fancy frurt. nuts and spll'tmant oft Spring Ave. S.c. Rogere Moblty collect, 1-614- Block, brick. IIWII' pip•. wincandy for Chrittmu. 10 PflfCint dap. • ..,_ can after 6 PM , dows. lintels. Me. Claude Win- discount to Church groups. 1981 Oldsmobile Delta 88. 870.91181. Royale Brougham. Auto. Good 1erl, Rio Grande. 0 . C1ll 814814-992-18811. 51 Household Goods Jacks Fruit Market. At. 35, condition. 81450 814-949Firewood tor •I• 130 pidl.up, 24&-6121 Henderson, W .Va . 2585. Furnlllhed downstalre. 3 roon delivered. 126 U·htulAeceoon SWAIN Concrete blocks- all tiles- yard Truck loadAppl&~;just in, S6.99 1981 Oldl Omega. Cruise co~ • bath. Clean. No pet1. Adult~ Rd. Coli 814-448-4982. Ref. & dip. OHetreet perldng-'1 AUCTION • FURNITURE 82 or delivery. Mason san d. Gallip~ bu Jacks Fruit Mkt, Rt 36, troL tilt wheel. AM -FM 1tereo. Ollv1 St., Gallipollt. 1 cor. Con 114-448-1519. Chriltmes Tr.... 1 t. mi. from lis Stock Co .. 123'h Pine St .. NEW- I pe. wood grouj> •399. Henderson. 814-949-2585. Gallipolis, Ohio. Call 614· 448Rodney' on Rodn-v-Bidwell Rd . Livlng roam suh:M- *181-,191. 2783. Unt..~rnilhed 2 BR g•egeap. .. CaU Rlc:h•d Fisch•. 614-246· 1979 Ford Futura 6 cyl.. nM" ment. In town. Carpeted. Adults Bunk bedt with bed.;ting. •z4S. &248. redial tires. good condition. WESTERN RED CEDAR only. No p•s. Cell 814-448- Full aize mat1r- & foundltion st:•rting· *99 . Recllnert &450. CAll 614-98&-4473. • Channel Rustle 4&81. Smal englnefDrtele.lnventorv Supplies starting- 199. and BIIWeled Lap Siding Coll-14-258-1489. 1971 Oldlmobile 98 Deluxe. 4 Fwnilhed 3 room apt. •2215 per USED· 81•. dr. .ers, bedroom • Deck Mat•l•• & Oetkl. wrlngao weaher. a door, aeden. good condition Guaranteed Quality - . 175 dop. UtHMI• polct. No IUh:ee. WHITE'S METAL DETECTORS 1977 Oldsmobile 98, ex.cellent chlhten. 94 Lorult. CaN 814- complata line af used furntturs. Ron AMison. 1210SecondA\4. CETIDE. INC., Athens-614NEW- We~t.-n boot• e35. conhion. low mileage. 814-992441-1340, 4441-3870. 594-3578 Qolllpollo. OH 814-448-4336. 5156. Workboott 118 • up. !Stool • 61 Farm Equipment Fwnilhed 2 BA . g•ag• apt:. soft 1001. Coll614-448-3159. 191n. color tv.lnd 1 31n. oolor tv. -=.;::::=::;;~;:;:::::;;:= 1978 Ford Thunderbird. Runs Adults ontv. No Pits. c.n County Ac.N.nce. Inc. ,Qood ~~d ":'~4~ ~d pl'"u"'. can 56 Pets for Sale UTILITY BlDG . SPL. · good. GCJod condition. $375. 814-441-2404 used •pll_tn011 .-.d TV uts. 30'x40'x 8'8 " Cle•ance, 1 - Calk! 814-742·2955 anytime 16 'lt8 ' tr1c:k door, 1-3' walk. Furnllhld 1 Br, modern apt: , Open 8AM t:o IPM. Mon t:hru SolofiM. Mka new, all llttech· S ublrban 464. Auto. Oep . • rei. No pMs. 980 Flrn Sot. 814-4441-1899, 827 3rd mentl Included, t700 firm. Groom end Supply Sho~Pit door : .4999 ER ECTEO. Iron 1978 ,Avo. Oolllpollo, OH. $850. 1970 El Camino SS Hor .. Bidrt. Cell614-332-9746 Ave. Celll14-448-1079. t<.OMne heat•. excel. cond. Grooming, All breeds ... AII nooo. C.III14-949-3003. Collecr . ''-::G-:0-00--U'-S-::E-0-A-:P-P-:LI-AN-:--::C-:-ES 190 . Coli 614-446-1120 stvl•. lams Pet Food Deal•. SHADY LAWN APT s- 729 W•herw. dryll"', refrlgaratars. evening~ . Julie Webb Ph . &14--446-0231. 86 MF tractor, Nice. w/MF 1978 Ford Pinto. 2 door, nice. Sec:ondAw. Fwnlshld efflcien- reng81. Sk•Da• Appllencas. Ovna lou ncB mowing machine. Coli 614-985-3934 """ 6·00 d• starting . . . 175 • mo. TRS 80 color computer 3 with Dragonwynd Canery Kennel. Upper Alv• Ad . beside Stone dltk drive .. bcJokt. e275. late model No. 12 hiV baler, p .m . CFA Peni.n .,d Sl.-n•e kit· ln<*ldlng -· • glfbooo I 3796. Late m~cW 1260 Oltvar Single acl.ltte ontf. Clll lf4- · c ..otMotot. &14-441-7398. ConhiCI: R. Kemper, P.O. Bolt t . .. AKC Chow puppi81. New tTadorPS3&HP, e2795, New 3 1977 Ch.,y Monte:Cerlo. Good 441'4607 or 445-2102. 1 177. Gallipolis. Hlmllaven klrt1t1a. Cell 1514LAYNE'S FURNITURE pt:. hlleh wood splltt•. *399. condftlon. •soo. Call 814-742'44&-38441ftor 7 PM. . OW'n• wil fin.,ce. Cell 814- 2237. 3 BR .·15 Court: St:. Kllchen wkh 30 gal. tt.:egon -.uerium wllh Saf• and ohlh priced from stand. 1rth lemp • new Tr..s281-6522. ltOYO • rolri~ S260 ,.,, dop. • AKC Cocker Speniel pupt, For a great deal on a new or ulld r... Nil pett. Clll 814-44&- e391 10 t991. T1bl• •so 1nd mlllsiDn oil oooler. Call 814- males- e1&0 , femeiM· •zoo. up. ta •1215. Hld••·bedl •390 241-12ta. FermEqulpm.-.t. ZetorTrectors. c•. truck or \41n, ... Kenny S.ss 4926. Taking deposit: for Chrlttmas. t:o een. Reclintn tZ21J to How•d Rotavat:ors. Blades. at: Jim Mink Chevroletcall814-381-8890. Oidlmobil& 814-446-3872 or · F"d• Rings. Buying old bitter· 1 8 r. -7 Caurt. Kltc:h~r~ with e3715. Lampe e21 to •125. Col em."~ woodburnlng lt«MM for Dlnettw e101end up to •41&. Hla e200. 8 ft. •t .. tte dlthi11. Morrill Equipment. Rutland. 304- n:J-5134. nove 6 reftig. e 1715 plus cleo. II Wood tlble w- 8 chllrs e2815 to Cindnnotl fibor gl-. ltiCOiv ... Wett Hlghl.-.d Whhe Terri••· Ohio 114-742-2455. ,.,_ No pet1. Call 814-4-tl1984 Ptvmouth Reliant WlgQf\ *795. D•k •100 up to e37&. remote aim•. •eoo. Call 814- AkC puppl•. A Clwlotmu Gift 4926. thot will lat. Coli 814-387Hutch• •400 and up, Bd 44&-8127 oftor 7 PM . 1980 W208 Can ..tiwl.r:ed. 4 AT, PS, P8, AC, CC, 59,000 0624 beds complete w-mtttreeHI WD. kladed with cab, located in mil•. exc oond, $3,400.00. Small l.~rnlehed ••· 118 State. t29B~ndupto t395.Bob¥ bedo Point Pleasant , W. Va . 30 4-882-3551 . RCA portoblo VCR. Hkochhi M~ for one p. .on. Call 814Reg. Rflt Terrier puppl•. •75 •110. Mattr11111 or box .,nngs ua.ooo.oo o .a .o. 913-862· cam... C.ll ilfr• 5 PM a.m. 1 m•e. 1 female 18ft. Call 448-33511. ·sa Cutlea. PW. cruise. tih. ful or Wn eea. firm •7L end vldecJ 0084 Mondly thru Frldlff. wookdoyo. &14·44&-9237. 614-441-1354. 'AM·FMca~sette. V-8. 304-875•a a. Queen s... • 2150 • up. 183-4 Oolllpollo-Oupl•. 2 King 8335. •360. 4 drav• ch•t: tl9. 8A , upttaln, c•peled. epplhn10 ft:. Unldem uteUite dish. 2PureBiood0achl~ndfernlle Qun cabin . . 8, I • 10 gun. 011. wethtr • dryer hookup. pupa with shots. •125efich. Clll 1988 lincoln Town Car. low mlttr. .• '315 & *45. t891. Call 814·44t-38208fter 814-441-4045. 1280 ,.,o ctep. Coli 814-24&- Bib/ mile1ge. fully equip_ped, Sod from• t20, 130 e. King 4 PM. 9891!. 113, 500.00. 304-882· 2191 . frtme •10. Good selection of Eloc. tro1n oot. A.,l 2800 & 15 bedroom suft•. m•ll cabinet. garnN. He-Man toys, elec. card For Sale Dog hou ..._ 11h ml!t'll 2 bl:ctoom Apts. for rent hNdbo•ds out At. 141 . can 814-4481984 Z28 Camero, loaded. all t30 .nd up ta ee5. o.g. .. Coli 614-2&8-138&. Carp•ed. Nice nttlng. Leundry 0593, W-vn• Shoemak• eiC1ras, 30 .. 875-3246. '90 Days •erne ee CMh wtth fiCittlel .,. ... ebl. Clll 61 .. M2 Gleaner Com.,_,e. both Bunctr Flute. Good ehep e. Incl. AKC Miniature Schnsuzer 992-3711 . EOH. 1979 Ford T-Bird. gold Town epproved c:redtt. 3 Ml• out c11e hoodt , 304-937-2018. & music atend. Excel. for puppy. femMe,9wkl . old. Sah& Llnd&J. fultv loaded. new tires · Bul•ile Ad. Optn 9am t:o 6pm One Month Free Rent .,d bltterv, t1,29&. oo. Chwy Mon. thru Sot. Ph. 814-448- boglnnen. Cell 114-44&-2865 pepp•. Shots. $200. Clll 814Quollllod r ..... poy f200. 441·9335 ollll for Kim. • 441-4880. 0322. mo1or. e crL 48.000 rnilae. 63 livestock depoett Wid no rent: for the 304-875-3574. month. Novemt. or DeMlxedh•rdwood•l•. t12per 'CF Aexotlcthort-halred Persian. VIII.,- Furnhure bundle. Cont:elnln_g eppro:c. 11h Spayed female, 1Y2 ..,..., old cemt. ont,. Vlhge Manor 1981 Buidc La Sabr4 one New end ua«< fUmiture ll'ld ton. OhhJ Pillet Co .. Pomeroy. Cameo shade with copp.- eyes. and RIYersideApert:mants n •ppllcancn. Call 814-448New show •ddlewithpad. heMI f?Nner. axe cond. $3.600.00. Ohio. 814·992-8461 . Mldcleport. From •182814-992-6137 oft• 4 :00. IIIII, a br...t llrap. M1de by 30+875-3030. ' 875-4232 and 71572. Houra 9-15. 814-19:Z.n87. EOH. Sltver Royal . 81100 value now 875-3431. CHRIS'TMAS TREE 'S AK C Reghlterld Busstt pups. 6 J • 9 FURNITURE $59&. Colll14-288-6522. 1-:-:,---::---,----:--: Home grown ChrlnrNt Trn's. Haw efftdii'IC:V 1 ot 2 bect'oom -·old 1125. call 814-6171980 Cutlau Supreme. 1978 1416 Eeat•n Aw. Sa:itdt lftd White Pine. 1pt1. In Middeport. Fumlthedor 4 dr.w• 8788. SPECIAL FEEDER CALF SALE Mowrto Coolo. 1979 Ponclac cheat. •48. 15 drew• Weber' I F•m In Rutl.,d. unfurnlst.d. Call 114-992- c:hMt. t54.115. 5 PC- wooden WffH REGULAR SALE· SAT· Lemans. 1976 Pontiac Conn& 114-742-2143. &304 .. 814-992-27711. Male mlnt•ure Schna~zer. 12 URDAY. OECEMBEA 10. 1·00 villa 1979Meii11J Wogo~ 304dlnnette Htl. •199.91J. wits. old. *75'. AK C. See 81, p.m. AI breeds including Hoi· 875-7868. Unf\lrnlahed apartments for N.w handmlde quilts for •le. 32300 SA 143. Pomeroy, Ohio. ateinl, Cattle witl be accepted PICKENS USEO RJANITUAE ,.,.._ 1, 2. 3, 1nd 4 room Vsn Meter. 114-992· Frldlf(, Dec. 9, 4:00-9:00 p.m. 1988 Oldl Cutialt Clara, one hou•hDid furnish- Vera 7851. opwtmonto. 114-992-2403 01 Compltrt:e AKC regil1ered mile Beegle. 7 snd up to Jill time Sat. Hauling owner, low mileage. atc. mnd Ings. 'It mfle out Jerrlcho. &14-992-2780. months old. Good prospect. 30 4-87&- 1450. well able. ATHENS UVESTOCK 304-175-1238. FlriW'ood for •1•. *35. pldtup ISO. 114-949-2543. SALE· 1 mHe east rJf AlbiRV on 2 t.•oomapwtment In Mlddt• For loYw prices on Quillity Clrpet true!< lood. Dollvorod. HEAP St. Rt. 50. Cell 814-&92-2322 1984 Blick Skv Howk. pb. ec. port, _,IV ....,doled. Lorge &. Furniture come to Mollohan vouchlfl accepted. C.ll 614- Fish Tank. 2413 Jackson Ave. CJf 11 .. 898-31531 !N'enlngs. am· fm. new' brlk•. 1i·• & roonw. pw month.. dtPPoint Ple•ant. 304-&75-2083. exhauet, P.S , 49, 000 miles, F•nttu,.Upper River Ad ., 814- 949-20&7 oft• 8 :00 p.m. oaM required. Doy 814-992- 44&-7444, 10 gal181 up 114.99and 10 gal Horllt & Colt. Call 614-266- t4,000 negotiable. axtre sharp Ladi• coM. BluewithSIIv•Fox complete 143.2!5. 2381"' night 814-982-2809. 8782 • 251-1902. cor. 304-882·3261 . color. Size 14. Worn tWce. FU ANITURE AND 814-192-3717 or 614-992· 4 ap.-tmentt M Pomeroy. One VIRA'o APPUANCES AK C regllt•edCock• Sp.,llls. 18 ft . gaose nO 1tock treller. '78 Monu. 4 apeed. 304-875end two .,_.oomL .,.tty fur· Open Oaltv Mon.~Set.• I AM -& &818. t100.00 ..ch. .,..ctt tor Chrilt· 11000. ThoroughbJtd rece 1374. nl1had kttdlen- For more intormas. call for appointment 304hofs11. All ages. Call814-448PM For tale. 815,000 BTU W~rm 773-5538 . motlo<\ coli 814-992-8218 01 Sun .. 12 NoonI PM 2107 · doYt, 388·1504· -nlng Slovo. 18,1100 BTU 114-992-3788. 72 Trucks for Sale Open after hours by ttove. For lnfDrmttion call 814evenings. Chrlltm~s pupjMI. AK C regieappointment 992-2673. 1 beli'oom ept:, In 8yriCUtt. tared Pomwl.,s. MaltiBI. Shlh10 Hol11tin SprlngerHtfferadue 1983 Ford A.,g• V-8. 4 opd. •121. psr month IJkls deposit Shu . Si~l., Huskeva. Poodl!ll. t:o frllhen In Jan. &. Feb. •eoo OYerdriYe, AC , topper, A· 1 oo~ · CHRISTMAS SPECIALSKenmoreWIIh•endmyerpalr. Coli 814-992-1732 .. 814win hold your c:holoe till ooch. Col 814-448-4083. Bentwood rockers , •49.85. Thr• o,cle. Hlllf'Y duty. nn. dap01lt dition. $2396. t.illl 814-28&992-3812. Doc. 24. 304-117&-2193. Hewy <l.lty rustle bunk ,beds. A1 shlpe.. 81 .. 317-0322. 8889. • 229-complete. 4 pc. bed'oom suMe wtth triple ctr.... e498. ..__ . S AKC reglllered Beagle, 4 64 Hay llo Grain 1978 Chavrl:llet Stap side. 400 Rustle 4 ctr. wood ch•t, t99. 4 ,_.-lftg 11 1e. w 1ng MI. aqua· months old. male and female. motor, auto. , PS, PB, AM-FM· dr. ch•t. •44.85. 5 ah•t. rlum, rocker 1nd more. c.ll good Chrlltma1 gifts. 304-1715Ceatette. Runs excel . t1400. 1899 154.98_ Solo • Ground sholl 00 per 100 lb. can 814-388-9807 oft• 5:30 l2"9 V-•gllnoofo choir otrow 11 .50,*8.AHollo U.OO. now Now occeptlng oppllcoolono far Ql -• rtMJnd bel• e2s.oo. 8:00 dll PM . 12,00 dlly, Mor'J.': Wood2 -oom ..,.,_,., -.11r reg . U40D now IU9. t pc. now SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie csrp.td,appNII'IOII• ..et• .,d wood •389. II'OUP. Vatghnreg.a.1&99 Ntt w.M lawn Ferm, Rt 36, unv. w.v •. 1982 F-1 10 2 WO , 11d. tran1. 1 Runs good. •2996- Callafter7, trllh JNdlups provided. Malnt• .., 99• ooctlnon, 1199. Ruotlc 304-937- 2018. [ 814-44&-2099•• n.-ce t-11 IIYing do. . to lhop- country •ble. 3 chain&. bench. pln~ bonlcl .,d oohoolo. F« 1219withmotchlnghutch 1580 1978 Ford 4x4 short bed ttep morolnformotlon coli 304-182- for both ploooo. . llde. Too mlflV Mtres to Nit. 37111. E .0 .H. · Eklrl 1twp. •3&00 flrm. Call toye and gtn•ll before 2 PM or eft• 10 PM c.nt• of downtown. lirge one Chriltmes mltdl~ndlle 11 die count pricee. 614-441-8124. be*oom ept, e250.00 wllhout 4ft . ...... t2ti.H . lloval• • 71 Auto's For Sale utlhl•. 304-875-2080. .....ct. otortlng ot 019.9&. 14 1984Chovy C-30, V-8, PS , PB, •7.41••• Mr. • 4 spd.. 41.000 actull mil•. 4 room , 2 bedroom opt, 700 Kealdcllakl, 1984 Ch8VV Ch81ett& AutoMre. Ct..... 14. 81 1 a ... Iron Moln Sl, f1150.00 .... ullltl .. mille. AM radio. almost new e670o. co11 814-441-4013. Stone churn. •14.88. Chid'• Ono bedroom opt 70<M Moln ook rac*lng choirs, 111.99. Pogo tlr•- 80,000 ml11. Aew seel St., *1115. 00 ,..lit I• art:N. Five bollo. 17.18. Remote e. rodlo needl raplaced. •1000. For rooma. two beG'oom ept, 702 controlled c.-. • truclkl, ohln1 more lntor,.tlon call Plul It Moln St, grouNI ftoor. t1811.00 81 .. 441-2342. May bl•een 1t dollo. t14.9&. 12x18 ~ollglouo. ptuo utl•l•. 908-8 Vl.,d St. d . .. • letnl pldurM, t7.81. Tho Galllpollo Dolly Triillno. 8-& one bectoom ept. e110. 00 Loy- now far Christ..._ 1919 ChtHrolet lick up for .. le, without udllla Ple•ent: Velltrt Op.,g.&ontho24th.RI. 1411n e7150.00. 304-875-1724. Roolty, 304-e7&-4100. Gov•nrnent Sailed Vehlclee Centensrv-'.4 mle on Uncotn from •100. Fordt, Meroedee. 1'987 OMC pldo up S-15 wMh Plllo. 114-4441-3111. Corvettn. Chevy 1. Surplus. topper. 24 . 000 mila1. 46 Furnished Roon11 Movlllg 8ol•12-8 thru 12-12. 8uyero Ould$ 111 801-887· U,OOO .OO . Coli 304-8758ooo. ext. s-10 189. w • o .. llv. • 1297. FurnMhld r~919 Second blchom a~lt-. aunt. tool•. 1112 ptymouth Arl• K, nlc.leddon. Call 814-211-llee. Avo., ~lp... . t7B • mo. Ultlll:l• d. lin ale mel• Sh•e 1159&. 1981 Chovy Pldtup 73 V •- 4 W D truck, V-l . outo.PS . PB.I 1995. 1 _ _ _ _ a_n_a_ .._ _ _._._ both. ca 446-44U oft• 7PM . Good utad 11aor model Wid Coli 814-281-8522. I• pOrtable color tv's for . ,.. Cell 1974 Ford window \lin, 2 sills, &14-448-1149. 81-lng wilt! oooWng. 1984 Do<lae A - SW. Auto.. 302 V· B ~nalne. eutomet:lc AlloTNI•.-a.Aihooll-~s. Air, t249t. Johno Auto Sol•. _._ AC, E2lll. II,OOOootuol Drop In '""" 30" with hood. CAl oftor 2p.m. 304-773"My wile wanla an exercise bike and lots of mla Colll14·281-8538. Col ott•4PM, 814-441-2818. Holldlrt In" Kon.,go. 15151 . MMon WV. clothes one size 1oo smalll" " m'g the getaway car as a bUSffieSS • expense, ea.. l:;:::~;:::::;::::::==r.;:;~;:~:;:~;==::l 1986 Honda TRX 260-Ci 4 wheeler. Cell 814-448-8820. Kewaulci 400. Good for parts. $75.·cen 614-992-5952. Rt 36 Cycla Sel• . Southside. WV Ph .New 1· j0Polaris 4-875-4130. Now Selling 4 wheelers anduoed4wheol.,.o '98 Suzuki O...ed Spon, 30.. 675-2961 eft• 8:00 76 Auto Parts llo Accessories BUDGET TRANSMISSION·· Uud & rebuilt all types. Waranty -30 d-vt. Pri<* 199 6 up. Used &: rebu ilt tor"'• converters. St~nd•d dutch•. pres1ure pi ates. & throw out betlflng. W•r.,~· 1Zm01 . CVC ioints-111 types. Call 814-37~ 2220 or 304-eJ&-8758. POOR BOYS nAES Moving to Rt. 3&. Henderson. W.Va. iril:o n8N bldg. b'( Dee. 15th. Cell 304-875-3331 . 280 Oldl ,.,gino. 304- 67&3049. Snow tire• P23&-75R -15. studded radial• on Ford truck .. rims. used one •••on. 304675-3880. 79 Mr;~tors Homes &Campers Merchandise Farm Livestock 44 3-2bolho.Whlhed beeemtm:, n.. llr..- •d C*ttrllllr, v•-v• flnctd yard. "''*• TOP CASH pold for '83 -dol 1nd n..v• uMd c... lmlth Buldo·Pontlec, 1911 Eootem ·Avo., Oolllpolil. Col 814-4482212. ~ hou-·~ of -· C -.r~ ture • ... iquee. Atao wood • mil ....... Swetn's F•ntture a Auatk»n. Third A OIIY'e. 814-448-3189. - ,c. f lllanwl Ja& opening for School Age !lonny . lnstructCJJ. Full time ttmpor-v. wide mobite home. o~ Mutt have a.~rrent M.S.P .R . Doubta foundation, lpprok. ~ ~a.,_ c .. Volid Ohio Dop.,. dose 1o town •d sctR:toll. lg. ment of Educ.llon Certlflc•e. la"'dry, 3 bedrooms. 2 · Malt•• Degree Pref•r«<. Sa· kitchen, lwy begin11t: •11.400. Poaltkln bsltN. MW c•p«. eonaete boglno J..,ory 3, 1989. APPiv • porch--'loo. bod!pump, - ·· ecllpotlo. cellw, IO -go County 8o•d of reftnithed MR-00, P.O. Bill 307. 1310 ltwtt 011ndttktn. Large .,..n wtth concrete ftoor. 814-992-3211!1 Clrlcon St.. Svr1011... Ohio evenings efur 15 : 30 or 41779. Attention Bene Haffm.-.. Program Director. Mabile home and lat. •e&oo. In Middleport. 2 be*ooms. Cal 814-992-1816. Billing Clerk. Ay1r1 Famnv Hellth II Mek.ing 11'1 en•Qtlllc ln•kll•l fbr plft time poeltlon of billing cl•k. knowlego of medlcll t•minolocw 1 mutt. .. porion co pulorrod. 304-87580111. A - Femly Hoolth wll be .., ... -od 1 0 ""'. . F " s orry, lw::-:.V-•-:·:---:--:-:--~~ Bsb¥oltor nesdod Lot., Polnl Plo. . . . . . . 304-99&-3870. LPN or RN needed for Doot:W.s office. Send riiiUmt wtth ref•· en c. toP . 0 . lo• 779, New Hw.,_ WY. Buy 23 In Ch•hlro. Ohio, 3 8R .. 2 botho, oil .... AC Dot>ool roqu~ed. C.U14-3&7-7517or 703-381-1t09. c.- v•1111• 1300 • mo. t1&0 dop. llodn~ Vllogo 11 . ca 11 814-441-4131. Holr Solo<\ hlgh r - c high: vok.lme shop. Re41oed for qufdl aslo. 304-&2&-30&5 or 304- , 523-7277. &t4-3BB-9n3. 3 BR . doubla E.:ll. oand ACfOIS from Gallie Acldemy, e210 p• mo. CeH 814.-44&0046 or wllkendt lftaf I PM . 3M., wuh•ldry• hookup, 1 . I NOTICE I THE OHIO V~LEY PUBliSHING CO. remmm1ndl thllt you , do busln- wttli people you ltntM• .,d NOT t:o .,.d mon"f through tM mel untl vou h..,e irwNt:~•ed the off•lnf. Ced• chtet. dllkl. Credenza. wood dlnnenn. full white po• ter beet. 4 PC- bedroom suite. complfte lln4! of b&ds. bedding twln· tull • king. dav bed, hide-a -bed. chests. dress••· sofes. cheirl. rectinen. Meny more Items. Pickens Used Furn._ ture. 304-875-1410. evneingt 21 Galli a St. e30Q a mo. *200 dapool. Col e14-448-220&. Nice houte 322~ Holldoy Specloto IJCourt :21tvlng• ... 3BR .• 1 'h ~honon.. idii.1BA . 6belthon other. Both kJtdt- furnilhed ldeel for femlly wilh gr.,q, •. ent. Overtook~ J*k& rW•. Walk to IChoo... Downtovvn. •375 1 mo. '*'s utllti•. Deposit • rol•en-- cal 814-44&-4826. wet:•. 10 ..... ,_ded tar telap hone work. Mutt retMt well; 2 shifts --· Do 3 II" . hou.. dolu•o. AC, • poc*SIIeorTrlde. 48A . house, good k)CM:Ion. Cal 30'4-171&104 Solid Qr.y fan.ee cl't. We•ing 'Nhlte 11M COillf". If fourd call 114-742-2073. Wanted 'To RE-TRAIN NOW! SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE. 529 Jockoon Plk• Call441-4387. Rag. Na. 81-11 · 10158. JOB HUNTING? NEEOASKILL1 WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOIIS AI Auto Mech•lea, u C.rplft- Uoed root tin. 304-882-!708. 8 ' f59,230 yr. Now hiring. Clll 1-80&-187-8000 •t A-9805 for curr.,. ftd•ll lilt. . bedroom tutt•. OUAir. Schools I nat ruction burn•. Net:urel a• llrnece. .. Priced to oon. can 114-44410278 aft• 8 PM. _ _,cit envt:lma Smal, tem••hou•dogtogood home. Rnembl• Nd foK, vwy lovable. A'-o ,,.nldtch• .. ble. Coli 814-742-2107. Yard 15 driv . .. Wentedflrat, .econd, & t•m driven. E JCall ..t benafttt 1a1ooe.: Ft. Wonh. r. 78181 . Hout• 7 roo.,., unllrnilhed. 1225. 21 Noll A.... Gelllpollo. Cal1441-4418 ott• 7 PM. We h•• room lot' 3 lldertv P••ont 5n our p.-soMI c ..e homo. APII•"'""· call614-992851&. Cal<• II¥ Aheo. Coli 114-388- Ne.. Ia hwe 7 pluo. •eon noo 814-982-8873 844~ for Texlt CNI Co. in GaUipolll aret. We train. Wrtte H. J. W•tlnghOull wather. t75 . Whirlpool \o¥1th•. •9&. ICen· more dry..-. t91. Refrlg. frosthe, 095. Aofrlg. oi~by -oido coapertone, •176. Kenmore washer·Uktll-.v. •175. El~tetric rMr. 30" , • 150. G11 rMg& 17 . G .E . diahw"esher. $75. Skaggt Appti.,ces-UPP• Riv• Rd .. 814-448-7398. for eldertv and 18 Wanted to SPr v1t:1:~ commlltton 304-992-3559. c•• '-'dl~pod . Mouse. U·Haul'tfor Rent. Sid... Equipment Co, U.S . At:. 36. H.. der· 9 MARCUM CONTRACTING Referenc88 Inc. Need 1 Matwe~rd-VIta In 1 hurry? Guer.-teed progrwn ,... g•cReu of N.tory. For mlftLial Md eppllcltlon cell ut. 1·316- Shops! · 124 £est of Rutland Acras1 Happy &llow Rd. Ph. 614-741-2355 I Santa CHERn, OHIO MODliN GUN SUPPUES HEAP, Meigs County Detlt. of loctd. .. call 814-251-8&&8. Full Excavating and Construction Residential & Commercial Free Estimates for Residential & Farm Work Second LOADING OHIO PALLET COMPANY K&T EXCAVATING AND CONSTRUCTION PWMBING & HEAnNG : Middleport, Ohio 45760 w. wtll hall coli fDr .rn•oenC¥ 6 DNA1L 168 North Don't _,end the HDiid.,., alone/ Eligible m~W~ & women w~r~t to mHt you. Writ« ...... Se•ch. II<>• 5848, Athono, Ohio 411701 . Works. W.med to buy ,..nding t imber, 304-17&-1328. . Lowing Urgent:fv need dependable perton to work without aupwvition 7 port Lob .. d port Sh- dog puppl•. 304- n3-5521. ~ (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-2104 :z 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 992-6215 Announcements STOVES, INSERTS AND FURNACES 698-6121 YOUNG'S A11110 U11 c e1H eII Is 814-992-3891 . • • woolclv ,.., chocko. call todov 304-582-&&&2 or 1-800-827tum. Subjlfd t:o drug screen • E.O.E. PM"t Cock• Sp~nl• and W'lred Hair Terri.- puppMII. hwe five. Fr.alurlng! Consolldaled, Dutt'h West, Brunco, Ashley LOWEST PRICES WE TRADE 11-21-88-ttn 1H-1molf. pd. 3 &14-742-2456. Profl.. lonal long h.,l drlvefts., TMkaJI¥ Trudllng il now .. lng •perlenc:.cl over the road e12 Years Experience 45 DIFFERENT WOOD CARPENTER, 10HIO (Off St. Rt. 1431 •sn ST., SUACUII 992-7611 GUN SHOOT SER~ICE O£UVEIED Phone: -~ 614-992-3643 11-14-' 88-lln --.l" can repair SINC£ 1969 Speeihes, Computer Grophiu, Publk Relations, Advortising ~ OAK, LOCUST. CHERRY Pomeroy, OIHo We Service We •METAL BUILDINGS ·Spultlltl Leesa M. Murphey FrH·Lance Writer FIREWOOD CONTRACTORS RISIDENTIAL COIIIIERCIAL •EKTl:NBIVE REMODELING •VINYL SIDING & ROOANQ /}ti 8/ 15/ "n GENERAL 319 So. 2nd Ave. DEAD OR ALIVE Mastic & Certainteed Vinyl Siding Roofing Seamless Gutter Replacement Windows Blown Insulation Storm Doors & Windows Free Estimates Call 992-2772 OWNER: GREG I . ROUSH HOUSING & APT 'ROJECTS WANTED J&l INSULATION ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 992-6282 1-28-'88-tln ' GUN SHOOT <UITOM KITCHENS • IATI. Middleport, Ohio Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On December 2 , 1988, in ttle Meigs County Probate Cpurt, Coso No. 26058. Crystal E . Simpson, Dusky Street. Syracuse, Ohio 46779 was appointed Ad· m inistratrix of the estale of Mary E _ Au ssell, deceued, late of Po meroy, Meigs Cou nty, Ohio. Robert E . Buck. Probate Court Lena K. Neuelroad. Clerk (1 21 9, 16, 23 Jtc LATilT U11d tmWiure IJ¥' the pifl08: or entire hou.ehold elao tilling. 61 Household Goods Situations Wanted 12 Wanted To 8uy McDaniel Cuatom Butch«tng. 614-992-5952 p,,,,,n, J:J 9 Mlcker tz-2·'8a.l mo. I Brill prior to sala. Further. The Farmers Bank and Sav- will bfl told D. J.'S TRADING POST 949-2860 NO SUNDAY CALU J.l1-tfn Public Notice eral lO"to Down Willi ,Approvlll Crlllit No Pay,_t or lnt•ast 'Til July 1, 1919 PH. 949-2801 or Public Notice With Cub C. . t Finoncing New Ho•es Built " Free Estimates" • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace TO ' MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to S P.M. 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY •a.to+t BUY ~ NOW PAY LATER •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION Classified LAFF-A-DAY Homes for Rent Friday, December 9, 1988 Ohia . " Pomeroy- Middleport, 3 -------- •tee. *· cho~-f:t ~8:1:4-:9:9:2:-8:2:2:7:.:::::::::.£5~88~a6:.::::::::::::::::~ Transportalion ..... .,.. --·· l ··~ 1973 28 ft, Champion Motor Home- Powered with a Chryslw · 440 .,g. $4500. Colli 14-388- • 8288 Services 81 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconclticmal Nfttime guwantee local ref•ences fllrntshad . FreB ertlmll:ea. Call mllect 1-614-237· 0488. day or night. RogersBesement Wlterprooftng. SWEEPER .,d sewlnQmachlne · repair. p. .a. and suppli•. Pldl up 11r1 d deUverv. Devil V.mum Cleaner, one half mile up Qttarges Cl1!ilk Rd . C1ll 614441-0294, Painting: Interior a Exterior. A-ee ntlmat•. Cll 114-4488344. . C)lrpWit• 'NorJt.by hour or job. Pin eHng painting, dry~ll . r• modeling. Can Fred Cox; 81 .. 446-7943. RON 'S Televialon Service. Hou11 calls on RCA. Ouezar, OE . Spocl~;ng In ZonM~ Coli 304-676-2398 or 814-4462454 Feny Tree Trimn'ing. ttump oomovol. Call 304-875-1331 . Rotary or cable tool drHiing.. Motl weftt compltttdssmedev. Pump •lis and service. 304- ' 895-3802 RON'S APPUANCE SERVICE, house esU servicing GE, Hot Point, w•hars. dryer• end .,ovo~ 304;576-2388. Ak•sTrH Trimming .,d Stump Remove!. Fr11 "timat:•. Cell 304-875-7121 Ron's Ct.imn~ ~weep. speeill t:fwu Otcembar 839.9&. Call 304-n3-&348 or n3-1140. Ronnie Nul. G. Green .,dsonaConc:retesnd Interior and rlor pelnting. c•pentery In d Contra<:~lng. m•onrv . Ceplaln Steem•Ciean•a. ott 2 average sire rooms ctrpet: I 18-00 each. wtth thil od, 304-67&-2295 " eletr~ed Plumbing & Heating 82 ... . CARljE~'S PLUM81NO ANO HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Galipolis. Ohio • Phone 614-441-3888 OJ 614441-4477 84 Elee trica I & Refrigeration Re1identili or c:omnwclll w it· In~ New • ...,ice or repHa. Ucensed ei&C~rici., . Estimet.. free, Ridenour Electrical, 304675-1786 85 General Hauling Oillwd Wat• Service: Pboll, Cllt•n•. Weill. Delhi ery Anytim• can 814-448-7404-No Sun- calls. J • J Wa1er Serv ice. SwlmrrMng pools. ctst•nt. wetls. Ph . ~~~.;.. 24&-928&. ' R S. A YVMer Strvic:e. Poolt. citterns, welle. lmmedilt• 1 .000 or 2. 000 gallono delivery. Coli 30 4- 875- 8370. •. Watterson' s Watlf' Heullng. r.,.onlble ret• v-..me <II· counts. 2.000 t:o 4. 000 c.,ecltv. cilt•ns. pools. wells. etc. 304-571-2919. ' • 87 Upholstery Mowrlry''l Upholst.tng ..-vlngtri oountyarM23y-.. Th1t.t in furniture uphotlt.-tng_ Cell 304- 875- 4184 lor free estirn1t11 . ---- ·-~ \ •t• \ �-- . • Paga 10-The Daily Sentinel ' •· Friday. Oecamber 9, 1988 · Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio . • Local news briefs...__, Highway travel said ·treacherous itt southwest Sunday ) Continued from page 1 meeting will be rept>ated again at 7: 30 p.m. the same day and loCation to permit farmers ol Meigs County an option ol attending. The FBPA program is designed to provide farmers with Instruction ln record keeping and then make proper management chOices from a computer analysis of the farm records at the end of the year. " Financial report released Racine Village Council approved Clerk Jane Beegle's financial report for November when Council met Monday evening in regular session. · The cash balance of all funds amounted to $152,561.31. Balances In each of the funds comprising the total were $23,768.24 in general fund; $17,275.231n street; $41,689.77ln fire; $3,611.65 in state highway; S51,971.961n water revenue; $4,188.42 ln cemetery; $3,556 .. 05 In water deposits, $6,500 in cemetery endowments. Super Now lnteres t received in October was $643.81. Thls amount was pro-rated to the various funds. EMS has five calls Thursday Five calls were answered by local units Thursday, the Me igs County Emergency Medical Services reports . At 11:03 a.m., Racine w,ent to Bowman's Run Road for Carol Dalley , Injured in an auto accident. She was treated but not transported. Racine at 1: 46 p.m., went to a car accident on State Route 338 and)reated Mike Talbott; Tuppers Plains at 2:37p.m. treated but '!lid not transport William Grueser, Route 7; Middleport at 4:44 p.m. treated Jimmy Casto on Art Lewis St., and at 9: 48p.m. Syracuse treated Todd Hubbard on Second St. Horse thieves may be in area Horse thieves could be operating in the Gallla·Meigs County area. according to a report from .one area manager. Fred Vollborn, manager of Bob Evans Hidden Valley Ranch, Green Valley Road, told the Gallipolis Daily Tribune today that . a horse was missing from the farm Tuesday night . Vollborn said the animal had apparently been stolen because when it was found the next.day it still had a piece of rope around its neck. Vollborn said the incident had not been reported to authorities because he had just completed his investigation Wednesday , but that it would be reported. Area farmers or stockmen are encouraged to keep an eye on their livestock and report ai)Y thefts or unusual incidents According to Vollborn, the horse was the one that was hit by a car late Tuesday night on State Route 160. The animal had bruises on its side. Vollborn said there were other bits of evidence which led him to believe there had been attempts to steal hOrses in the area, including cut fences and wire cut from the top of a gate. :Christmas party scheduled Sunday There will be a Christmas fire department booth at the '· parfy Sunday at 9:30 p.m. at the · Meigs County Fair is invited. ; Chester Fire House sponsor)!d by Those attending are to take a ; the Chester Fire Department. covered dish . ; Everyone who' helped with the ~-Area deaths-- ;Raymond VanMeter ' Johnny of Florida and a daughter, Hope·, of Atlanta , Ga. William A. McKelvey of Ra· venswood, W. Va., is a brother of the deceased. Mr. McKelvey was an em· ployee of the U. S. Corps of Engineers and had worked at the locks in Portlanp lor many years. "' VanMeter, • Raymond Jedson :71, Youngstown, former Meigs ;county resident, dled Thursday ; in Youngtown after suffering a •massive heart attack. : He was bern in Meigs County. a ; son of the la_te Jedson and Mabel •VanMeter. • Surviving are two sisters, •Laura Mae Nice, Route 3, Pome· :roy, and Opal Eichinger, Ches· ;ter; a brother, Richard VanMe· •ter, Valpralso, Ind., an uncle, :Eldon Kraeu ter, Racine; his ·wife, Edna; a son, Raymond Earl, Canton. and a grandson , ; Raymond VanMeter, Jr. •. Services will be held Monday :at the Szabo Funeral Home. 1360 ;Fifth Ave., Youngs town. Larry R . Jenkins, 51, Middleport, who died Wednesday at the Holzer Medical Center following · a brief illness, had been an employee of Pomeroy Village and Foote Mineral, New Haven, W. Va., and was employed at American Alloys, also New Haven, at the time of his death. .Charles McKelvey Hospital news : Relatives here have received :word of the death of a former 'Portland resident, Charles D. :McKelvey whO died at a hospital :near his home in Augusta, Ga. : Mr. McKelvey was born In 1912, a son of the late William G. and Ida Fankhauser McKelvey. ; Survivors Include his wife, :Evelyn of Augusta; a son, LuTy Jenkins Veterans Memorial Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Leland Saxton, Pomeroy; Josephine Parsons, .Pomeroy; John McKenzie, Pomeroy; Charles Blake, Ra· cine; Franklin Lemley , Portland. Discharged- Virgil Saunders, Cecil Carman, James Lyons. • men! received 3 to 4 inches of snow Thursday, and areas south of Fort Huachuca had 2 to 3 inches, with strong winds caus· lng dr l!ts. Snow and Icy roads also were reported In Texas. Scattered snow also was re· ported Friday from northern Arkansas across parts of Ken· tucky and Tennessee to the sou thern Appalachians. Blu· efleld, W.Va., reported an Inch of snowfall betWeen 1 a.m. and 2 a.m. Snow also was expected for the mountains of North Carolina. In alldltipn, snow was forecast for the Great Lakes, thanks to. very cold air passing over the lakes, said Lyle Alexander, a NWS forecaster . By United Press International Wind·whipped snow made highway travel treacherous In New Mexico and west Texas Friday as a major winter storm mixed moisture from the Gulf of Mexico with !rigid Canadian air. The heaviest snows hit New Mexico, where t~e National Weather Service reported 13 inches on the ground at Ruidoso and a foot at Cloudcroft. A s now advisory was in effect Fridav for most 0f soutnern New Me~ico and roads were reported icy. A snow advisory also was in e ffect •arly Friday for areas of sou theast Anzona above 4,000 feet. Chlrlcahua National Manu· Lieutenant Dan Henderson of the Gallia-Meigs Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol announced today that the " Seventh Annual Drunk and Drugged Awareness Week" 'rill be observed !rom December 11 through December 17. Lt. Henderson said a few years ago, the pub! ic demanded and got tougher ~runk ·drugged driving laws and stricter punishment for drivers convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol and other drugs. This grassroots support for DUI enforcement action has been very helpful to the law enforcement officers who work to rid our highways of these dangerous drivers. Drunk and Drugged Driver Awareness Week is promoted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administrat!onn to fopcus attention on the drunk·drugged driver problem and maintain that much needed public support for effective enforcement of out drunk·drugged driving laws. 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"I would say the site location work will take six months before the department will be ready to hold the first public heanng," Ritchie said "Actual replacement of the bridge wiD take four years or The four-lane highway feasibility study wiU be done with $200,000 in federal funds obtained by U.S. Rep. Bob Wise, D-W.Va., for that purpose. . "We have asked our people to locate any past studies for routes through Mason Coun1y," Ritchie said. "I personally feel that Highway 35 should be a high priori!)' project, but u!lder tenns of the funding, all ocfuutes or possible routes need to be checked." Committee To Replace the Shadle Ritchie said that while he has no Bridge, said Ritclhe's actions were idea who Governor-elect Gaston "great news." Fruth said he felt Mason Counly Caperton plans to select as his replacement next month, he , is and Point Pleasant communily hopeful !hat Caperton will continue leadeiS should move along with to support both the highway plans for a meeting wilh Ohio feasibilily swdy and bridge officials 10 coordinate the two replacement project. projects with · West V'uginia The bridge site study was or-' officials. dered by Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr. . Frulh said he had met personally prior to the Nov. 8 election - · with Gallipolis leaders and discuswhich Moore lost to Caperton. sed the four-lane higllway issue and very upbeat about During a Democmtic party rally in .found "they Point Pleasant. Caperton said he the project on both stdes of the would consider replacing the river." Tom Kelly. state field office Shadle Bridge on an emergency basis if it was found to be unsafe, director for !he FHA, said 'l)lursday but he did not close the door to that the feasibility study was on replacing the bridge as an on-going hold pending Caperton becoming highway department projecL governor in January and naming a A Mason Counly Area Chamber new. highway commissioner. of Commerce committee is direct· Kelly said the study mighl be . ing a drive to bring about replace- "pursued further sometime during ment of the bridge, which is 57 1989" but did not SfY when that years old and spans the Kanawha might be. Kelly said much depends River. on how high a priorily the state Ritchie has mainlined for months places on the study for a road that the bridge is safe, but because through Mason County. · of its age and the amount of traffic ''Then the cost of construction of that uses it, i1 should be replaced. that road may well be out of line Ritchie also u(ldated the four- for the state highway depanment." lane highway proJect after he was Kelly said. told that a Federal Higway Ad- · RiiChie said the four-lane route ministration official said no action was very imponatlt to Mason was being taken on the study until County and West V'trginia because after. Caperton becomes governor. it would open this part of the state Ritchie said he had directed the and provide better transportation first phases of the feasibility swdy from Ohio into the state. through to begin ·in order 10 shorten the time the county and onto Charleston. 'T d say it is a high priorily frame for the actual study. Jack Fruth, co-chairman of the item," Ritchie said, .are There's still time to 11Ulil packages ELECTRONIC ENGINE ANALYSIS $1500 behind the scenes in W.Va. POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. State highway officials have taken the first steps on two mai9r transportation projects that are POMEROY -; There Is still plenty ol time to get Christmas packages delivered anywhere around the country, says Pome· roy Postmaster Tom Reuter. "As the holiday grows nearer, customers should not overlook the use ol Priority Mall," said Reuter. "It's last and' consistent and will meet most everyone's needs down to the last few days." Priority Mall allords llrst· class hilndllng for packages weighing more than 11 ounces, up to 70 pounds. It offers one- to three-day delivery, depending upon the destination, anywhere In the United States. Reuter said there are several advantages ol using Priority Mall. "You can send a package weighing up to two pounds by Priority Mall to any place In the United States for $2.40. 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"• • ~ ' $500,000 to purchase medicine and other medical supplies for the earthquake viCtims. Larry C. Moody, a ·vlce pres!dent ol the Cincinnati lirm, will coordinate the effort on behalf of the Industry. "The Ohio Insurance industry, which helps those In need here when disaster strikes, !eels a moral obligation to provide help to victims .~f these terrible earthquakes, Moody ald. "This is a generous gesture on the part of the Ohio insurance Industry," Fabe said. "The role of the insurance industry Is to step..in when tragedy strikes." . Members of St. Gregory of Narek near Cleveland ali Armenlan Orthodox chur~h. began : raislilg money which It wtH · forward to its diocese In Ne•i York City to be sent to the Sovlel Union. .•. St. Greiory of Narek has about : 100 _members and many of the : church members have relatives ,· In the area where the earthquake · struck, kllllng as many as 100,000 · people, church officials said. About 1 OilO'Armenlanians live ln the Cl~veland area, olliclals said. , ·H igh col.lrt denies . PyroChem writ lhe or.a you,'' said Assistant Manager Stephanie Sullivan. (Times-Sentinel photo by Margaret Caldwell) Road, bridge studies _proceed - ROTORS TURNED EXTRA r-rey, Ohio By United Press International Ohioans have rallied to come to the aid of the victims of the earthquake In the Soviet Union. George Fa be, director of the Ohio Department of Insurance, said the Ohio Insurance Industry would provide humanitarian aid to the victims. And the only Armenian· Orthodox church in Ohio, began raising money to help the victims. Fa be asked John J. Schiff, chief execu tlve officer of the Cincinnati Financial Corp.. to spearhead the ellort by the Insurance Industry to provide Twenty locaJ uaderprlvoe,ed children shopped wltb San Ia Saturday mornln1 at K mart as part of tile .0,1!4 New• Prop'am, a national K mart pl'op'am for more lhan 4%,000 uaderprtvlleptl cldldren. The children were 'treated with brealdaat, a vl&lt and presents from Sanla Claus and a S20 llhopplnlapree for l!acb child. Thhrts die more." s. ...FrL-t.r. -n.n. readings would be the first of the Inches ol snow reported in the season. snowbelt while areas to the west . of Cleveland received anywhere TheWeatherServicesaidsnow from a blanket of snow to about was likely to continue In northern two inches. Ohio throughout the weekend, with a chance of llurrles In other The Akron , Canton and Youngareas of the state. slown areas to the south were Ohio's snowbelt area, runnlng · ·only expected to receive about from the east side of Cleveland to one inch of snow. There was also .the Ohio-Pennsylvania border, some snow In the in the vicinity of lived up to Its reputation again the Lake Erie Islands near · Friday, with as much as six Sandusky. Ohioans aiding quake victbDs, · OVPStalf OTHERS SLIGHTY HIGHER H2·2~64 ;. I By GLENN McCASLAND 0'"" Peppers $9.99 Area n., It,... 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Middleport-Pomeroy· Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, Oecamber 11 • 1988 Shopping with Santa ... ~,-------, 7V4·1n. Circular Saw has 1\vist Cordless worlal at .,,._, Mostly sunny. Cold, high In mid 258. • 29.99 Super Reversing Drill Along the River ......... 81·8 Business ....................... EJ Comics- ................... Insert ClassUieds ................. D2- 7 Editorial .... : ...... , .....-..... A2 Deaths ...................... ... A3 Sporis ............ ........... Cl-8 In Our Town: Christmas a time for giving... Vol. 23 No. 44 Copyrightod 1988 74.19 3/8-ln. Variable-Speed lnsidf' Page B6 • own base. WHh bit Cl Beat of the Bend; Gung ho for fair ... SAU ENDS DEC. 24 kick-off a concentrated anti· drunk driver enforcPment effort called "D·Day of Traffic Ways." D-Day will begin at 6 p.m. Friday Dec. 9 and end at 7A.M. Saturday Dec. 10. During these 13 hours,. thousands of state, county and municuipal law enforcement officers across the United States ' .. will be on tlte highways looking for alcohol and drug related drivers. This D-Day, officers of the Gallla and Meigs County She· riffs' Departments, Gallipolis, · Middleport, Pomeroyy and Rio Grande Police Departments and troopers of the Gallia-Melgs Post of the State Highway Patrol will join together In this special 13-hour drunk-dru~ged driver enforcement effort. They will patrol those streets · and hjlgh· ways that have a history of alcohol· related crashes or drunk driving violations. Lt. Henderson concluded by "asking area motorists to report drunk or other dangerous drivers before they involve some inno· cent motorists in a serious traffic accident. You can call the Highway Patrol at 446-2433 in Gallla County or 992·2397 In Meigs County. We will send the nearest available trooper and notifY. the appropriate pollee agency if the violation occurs within a city. The Highway Patrol also monitorts CB channel 9, 24 hours a day. Our call letters are KNN 3083. " · ANY 12" 2 ITIM PIZZA PLUS 2 · t6 oz. Softdrinks STOlE OJILY DOG ·CHOW 14 more days 'tll Christmas •-""""'~~'•-------------------,8 Stocks POiliOY P.URINA Jets defeat Colts· Drunk, Drugged Awareness Week will be observed FOR TWO "'W. llaln The Santa Ana winds , blowing in from California's desert interior, also knocked out electrical power to more than 500,000 people throughOut Southern California a nd portions of Centra l California . O'DELL'S Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday A chance of snow in the northeast Sunday and statewide Tuesday. Otherwfse lair with highs Sunday between 15 and 25, , between 25 and 35 Monday, and between 30 and ~0 Tuesday. Early morning lows will be between five and 15 Sunday, between 10 and 20 Monday, and between.l5 and 25 Tuesday. Soudl Central Ohio Tonight : Partly c loudy , with a slight chance of snow flurries. Lows will be bet ween 15 and 20. Winds mostly ' west less than 10 mph. Chance of snow 30 percent. Saturday: Variable cloud!· ness, with a slight chance of snow . flurries. High temperatutes will be near 30. Chance of \$ ROW 30 percent. Wolf Main St. 992-2124 50 Ll. BAG Angeles area Thursday. trigger· · 1ng fires that destroyed 41 homes. · ------Weather------ OH. $3° In upstate New York, weathermen were on the lookout for snow squa lls that collld bring a half· foot of the white powder. Light snow was fa!Ung Friday in wes tern Montana and portions of Idaho, Alexander said. Elsewhere, e mbers carried by hot desert winds gusting to 80 mph spread across the Lo:; 50 cen t s POINT PLEASANT, W.VL Counly Commission, and· Counly The West Virginia Supreme Coil\ Cler1t Josephine T. ''Tommy" of Appeals has denied a petition for Hanes over the sitin~ apeman. a writ of prohibition from LouisThe agreement gtVCS the county ville, Ky., company seeking to one IWf of one percent of the gross legally solidify a siting agreement revenue of the incinaator venture in ·connection with a commercial through the establishment of a hii;W'dous wilSie incinerator project county benefit fund. · plarined for Mason County. PyroChem wanted to block Watt Rudolph L. di Trapano, and as- from ruling further in the case, and sociates . P. Rodney Jackson and to have his most recent Older deny· Lonnie C. Simmons, all of a Char- ing intervention bf PyroChem m lesion law firm, filed the writ with the Jawsuil to be VOided. the state high court on belialf of The petitlonets argued that the PyroChem, Inc. The case was ar- judge doesn't have the jurisdiction gued before the high ; court this to previously issue a temporary •' week. writ of mandamus - an order They were asking the court to blocking the siting agreement from have Mason Counly Circuit Court taking effect -and also thai by not Judge Clarence L. Watt prohibited allowing PyroChem to intervene in from taking any further action on the lawsuit, the project could he the lawsuit belween Point jeop;udy. Pleasant's Jan Haddox, the Mason The JUdge has yet 10 rule on the crucial question of the matter, whether the Mason County Commission had lhe legal right to enter into the siting agreement. He has said that ruling is still being reseatthed. • The petitioners told the high court that should Watt rule that the siting ~ent was not valid, they bebeve !hal ruling could influence the current pending permiiS being sought by PyroChern for the project from the West Virginia Department of Niltural· Resources and West V'uJil!ia Air Pollution Conlrol Comnussion. In essence, the petitioners told the court that the judge's ruling ~ the regulatory process and eliminates participation of the general public in concerns over construi:Uon of the commercial hazardous waste incinerator facility planned for northern Mason County. Local clergyman honored GALLIPOLlS - A Gallla County man who began deliverIng the word ol God In the Gallipolis City Park and lndl· vidual homes In 1939 has received recognition for SO years of ministry. The Rev. Everett C. Delaney, 79, of 1915 Chatham Ave., Galllpolis, received a plaque in appreciation !or 50 years of falthtul ministry by the 1988 convention ol the Church of Christ In Christian Union at Circleville, Ohio. In 1940, the Rev . Delaney became association paslllr of the Gallipolis Mission, · at 13 Mill Creek Road. He founded his first Church of Christ in Christian Union at Hobson before leaving for the armed forces. · Delaney joined the Army May 4, 1942 and took his basic training at Fort Warden, Wash. He was In the 14th Coast Artillery with the Harbor Defenses of Puget Soulld, and was discharged as a private first class August 27, 1943. Alter the war, Delal).ey returned to· his llrst church at Hobson, where he remained untll1945. Alter that he served a church In lheCinclnnatlarea, and at Elkwood and Evans· vOle, Ind., before returninl to Galllpolla In 1958. Alter five years as pastor at the Church of Christ In Chris· tlan UniOn on Eastern Avenue In Galli polls, Delaney founded • the Bell Chapel Community .... -~~ .... \L~ Church on Bell Ave.. and served the church for 21 years untO 1985. Then for two years, he was active In the Church ol .· Christ In Christian Union at Hartford, W.Va. He Is now at the Church ol Christ In Chris· · tian at Lecta, Ohio. FDTY YEAR CER'ID'ICATE - Tbe Rev. Everett C. Deluey, 'fountler or the Bell Chapel Community Church, GaiUpolll, reeelved a plll!ae or .,preelatloa for II Jelln of f.W.Iulmllllltry by the IlllleoiiV•tll• ul tile Cburoll of ~18& Ia Chrlldau Vnlo• a1 Clrelevllle. Delaaey tiii'Ved Bell Chapel ror 21 ;re11n. (Tim.,. Selitbtel photo) --·-~-·- - · - - - · - - - -------~---·-·- . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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