http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/cbf246f91f7dd0e844a382d2ca6684ed.pdf 338c36a84cd30c2745cdf52eeea7a273 PDF Text Text Pomeroy-Midclaport, Ohio Page-18-The Daily Sentinel ThUIDY. December 13, . I ~ Sutcliffe rejoins Cubs on Story Page 3 Eating for two · &.'1! nl!lritlon sto days 'til Christmas Schroeder has stroke Story on Page 6 Ch,ittmt~ $1/e p,/m DRESS SLACKS .-lw--=-lt_&n_E__,R"j The season's best solid colors in sizes 29 to 50 wa1st - all ar· ranged for your ea sy selection. Entire stock included in this sa le. S1S.95 Men's S19.95 Men's S24.9S S29.95 Men's leCOrder &·function wlrea remOte control rront-10o<11no caR<ta svstem with ussene In' Indicator. M6Ct'Oeomouter controled I)OWtf assiSt anve me<NniSm. SOft·t9UCn contrOls. V'IOtO searcn ftmcnon. SUI f\.lnCOOI"' un EP model. 1-dir'f. 1-event or Claily umer. 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The November increase in the Producer Price Index meant whole· sale prices rose at an annual rate of 1.9 percent through the first 11 months of the year, more than trtple las I year's 0.6 percent gain but sttll well under the rates of more than 10 percent .in 1979 and 1980. Economlsts expect next year's increases to be only slightly higher than this year's. Energy prtces rose 0.6 in November, including a 1.7percent gain for heating oil at the start of the fall heating season in many parts of the -Clothing costs were up 0.6 were released, Donald Ratajczak, natlop. Heating oil prtces had risen percent afterdecllningLlpercent in direc tor of the Economic Forecast· 3.3 percent in October. · Automobile prices were up 0.4 October. ing Proj ect al Georgia State -Capital equipment prices costs University, said the expected meatpercent after a 1.2 percent Se«Sonrose0.3 percent after decreasing0.6 price increase was mainly due to ally adjusted October decline that percent in the preceding month. 1\ad helped cause the 0.2 percent · ranchers' business decisions on the In all, the Producer Price Index size of Iheir herds. decrease in that month's overall for Finished Goods reached 292.3 in wholesale prices. He said livestock owners had been Food prtces had risen in only two November, meaning that goods holding off the slaughter of many of the seven previous months, but costing $10 in the base year of 1967 animals because lhey didn 'llike the the big November jwnp in meat would have cost S29.23.1«St month. prices being offered . Then feed If themonth's0.5percent increase prices began lo fall , encouraging costs allruptly reversed the downwcontinued for 12straight months, the owners further to increase thei r ard trend. Beef and veal prices surged 7.5 yearly gain would be 6.4 percent on a herds, with the resulling relative percent; pork prtces rose 5.8 compounded b«Sis. scarcity of fresh meat pushing One month ago, the government prices upward, he said. percent; .poultry prices were up 3.3 percent ; fish prices gained 0.6 has $aid that the October decline in However, he added lhal lhe the overall index was lhe third phenomenon would be shot1· lived percent. Dairy prices rose 0.3 percc;ont, but straight, the longest strtng of with no similar jump in food pri ces there were sizable dectines of 7.3 .decreases in 17 years. Today, expected in December. percent for eggs, 7.1 percent for however, the August calculation Michael Evans; president of hi s was revisedfrom0.1percentdecline own consulting firm in Washington. vegetables and 6.8 percent for fruit. to no-change. saw similar inflation evidence in In other major categories: The November increase W«S the -The overall energy-prtce gain Thursday's Commerce Depa rtincluded a 1.1 percent lise for first sinceJuly's0.3percent gainand ment report of rising retail sa les in gasoline but a 0.3 percent decrease Ihe biggest since the0.6 percent hike November. for natural g«S. Overall energy costs of January. Strong increases in the dollar Before the November figures amounts of sales by groa>ry stores had risen 1.5 percent in October. JEANS Entire stocl< of basic and fashion styles pre-washed blue denim. Piactical gift for the men and boys on your list $sis Ptlce~ BURLINGTON, Ky. tAP) Injured were AI Martens, 45, of AirPort officials said there was rio Terrell, Texas, and Ray Adams , 39, . · appareni reasbn for an airplane of Mack, Ohio, C)ncinnati suburb. · crash that killed a woman pas· Both men were taken to Booth senger and injured the two men Memorial Hospital in Florence. flying with her, an a irport spokes- Adams was later transferred to the man said today. University of Cincinnati Medical Although skies were overcast, Center. Martens was in sertous vtsibtllty was about 1 'h miles when condition With multiple fractures the crash occurred at 7:35p.m. EST and lacerations, and Adams was Thursday, said Greater Cincinnati reported in critical condition with Interna tiona! Airport spokesman chest and head injurtes. Ted Bushelman. The Federal Aviation Adminis· "In talkingwilh the control tower, (ration will · Investigate the crash they have indicated that everything because the aircraft weighed less was ~:oing nonnal when it dropped than 12,500pounds, Bushelman said. off the screens;" BusheJmah .said of He had initially sald that the the airplane. " It -disappeared one National Transportation Safety mile off the runway." Board would investigate, but corThe six -seat, single-engine Chero- rected himself today, saying that the kee aircraft crashed a bout one mile FAA retains jurisdiction over from Runway 36 while making ils crashes involving small planes. landing approach to the northern Bushelman said the plane was Kentucky airport. The crash site flying to the airport from Waverly , was abou 1 one mile from the Tenn., a town about 60 miles west of Florence Mall , a major shopping Nashville. The plane had left Dallas center in northern Kentucky across at noon and stopped fo refuel in the Ohio River from Cincinnati. Tennessee . Authorities Identified the woman The airport ls located in Boone killed as Marta Martin, 43, of the County, Ky., across the Ohio River · Cincinnati suburb of Madeira. from Cincinnati. a Shirts"...s11.95 '16.95 $19.9$ Shirts"... 5 1"'"~"' Worth more. Saute pans with Silverstone interior. Easy-clean, heavy· duty,· even-heating aluminum prevents hot spots. Eruffut lllf l11 HI• Van IIMin Drtss Shirts SAlE PIIC:ED Stripes, sold allors, Mlile.. Neck sizes 14~ ID 1711. Sleeve illlfhs 321D 35. i!eDJIIr llrd 1111ton down colio"- At· ranpd b JllUf eosy sofeclion. •u.oo Shlrts ...."sJ3.59 S19.00 Shirts ...... s15.19 ·521.00 Shirts ...... I 16.79 f22.50 Shirts ...... •17.99 o,,, Nl16tlg 111 C6tln•• po.jar, rock, aruntry, reli;ous, chldrm's music. movie soond hcks ....Christmas. REG. SS,79 ' SALE 16.25 10-lnch Saute Pan $677 and cassene tapes. Choose po- REG. S7.79 ' $499 REG. S9.79 SALE 17.15 REG. S11.79 SALE 19.45 l11 Dti . •FWD WIENCH OVP Stall Reports 8·in. adiulllbte wrenCh. S·in. ' slip joint ptier. Chrome plated. •FUWR 6 PC. COMMA· noN WIENCH SET 8-in. slip iDinl plier, 10-in. ton· aue & wroove plier. Chrome plated wrlh vinyl grips. Yotr Chain $ 744 Rataj czak said fUI1her declines in oil prtces were almost inevitable nex t year, with lhe timing of the decreases the only reaJ question. In addition, the past half-year's slowing in the national economy and the continued strength of Ihe U.S. dollar were both st ill pu tt ing downward pressure on prices. he and other analysts said. Wholesale prices dec reased slighliy in each of Ihe three previous months aft er rising 0.4 percent in J uly. The three declines were the longest such string of in 17 years. The Producer Prtce Index for Finished Goods, Ihe official name of the governmen t's wholesale-price gauge, rose just 0.6percenti«St yeiu for the smallest gain in two decades. Increases of 2 percent or 3 percent a year would still be far below the Nov.1983 ~1% Oct.1984 1 -2 01.0 _ • / ( ~ I Change In • Who lesale 1 P11ce rnoex Nov .1984 WHOLESALE PRICES ·Wholesale prices were up 0.5 percent in November, the first increase in November. the first increase since July , the gt>vemmnent said Friday. ( AP Laserphoto ). surges of more than 10 jX'rcenl a year in 1979 and 1980. POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. (AP) -Au thorities were forced to call off their search for a missing airplane Thursda y because of heavy fog but sa id they would return to the Ohio River today Ia continue lo look for the craft believed lo have been carrying lwo Columbus. Ohio , men . . Stale police Cpl. K.R Becken sa id offi cials believe Hubert W. Harder. 29. an Ohio Stale biochemistry doctoral sludenl . wa s a passenger ii1 t he aircraft when it wenI down Sunda y. The Columbus Dispatch published an interview Thursdayv.ilh a woman who said she fears lhe pilol was her boyfriend. Columbus frc't'·lance photographer Paul Hawks, 28. Ma ry Cusick laid lhe newspaper thai Hawks and Harder left Columbus early Sunday and have not been heard from sinCP. "I don'l want lo say I' m not holding out hope," she sa id. " bui I'm loa realistic to" believe thai a lii he similartt ies are just a coincidence." Becken said the search for the plane was suspended early Thursday afternoon because of fog. Officials were to resume a visual search for the plane thi s morning , he said, adding thai the use of electronic equipment lo scan Ihe river oottom was canceled Thursday . He said lhe equipment probably could not detect "small items." Rescue crews have been searching lh£> river since Su nday bul haVe found only a few pieces of debris. Beckett said police have several reasons for their tentative ide ntification of the plane three Gallipolis, Ohio. youngsters saw disappear into the river. "ThP color of the plane. thai it 's a single-engine, the lime, an unofficial flight pian tha t placed the airplane in Ihe area. and items recovered (from the liver) are consiste nt wilh Ihe aircraft" that left Columbus on Sunday, Beckett said. "Part of his official fligh t plan was to fly in the area ... where we've been PlANE CRASH - Rescue worken; help a survivor of a small searching, and this aircraft did nol complete Ihis flight plan.'· whi ch called airplane crash near the Greater Cincinnati Airport Thursday night in for a retu rn to Columbus, he sa id. which one .Wman died. There were two survivors of the singl~>i!ngine · Cusick said Hawks and Harder first went to Dayton, bu t the Federal Cherokee that had been in tbe process of landing at the airport. ( AP Aviation Administration said il did nol know whether the plane picked up Laserphoro. ). any passengers Ihere. AssOciated Press & PUER SET •nJUEI PLEI SET so. Producer Price Index However. other members of both parties said lhe dispu te centered mosliy on Ihe insistence by Meshel and other Democrats that Minortty Leader Paul E. Gillmor, R-Port Clinton, join in supporl of the legislat ion. Gillmor refused. The v~teran Ollawa County lawmaker. who will become Senate president Jan. 7 when Republicans lake cont rol. is considering a run for governor in 1986 and is known lo be sensitive about public criticism of the pay bill. Democratic Gov, Richard Ce· leste, who says he will seek re-election in two years. would gel a ~ la ry hJke from $65,<XXllo S85.<XXJ a year from thebillinitspresenl form . bul nol until after lhe slarl of a second term . Apparently. there were sufficient votes from a mix lure of Democrats and minority Republicans to add the Senate's approval to the HouSl'· passed bill , bul the projectPd vote was nol disclosed. In addition lo lhe politi cal posturing. there were som<' con· cerns among Republicans about the size of Ihe ra 1ses approved by the House for elected rounty officials. Republicans were pre pa red to scale down the size of those increases from 14 jX'rcent next year and a nolhN 14 percent in 1~7 lo 5 pPrcent a ~rear over the next four years. Lobbyists for Ihe county comm-issioners had lest ified in tlw House thai the boost s included for themselves and ot he r county offi cials were far in excess of whal many counties ca n afford. .Finns ·study locks, dam as power station site TOOL SETS li-in thru tl/16-i n. open and hex end wrencnes. Drop forpd, C~OIIIt plated. and resta urants ··would apjX'ar to refiPcl lhe fact thai food prices were up," Evans said. Nl'il her economis1 - nor ol hers in recent commen1s- foresaw major increas<'s in eilher wholesale or consumer pricl's in the next year or Fog delays search for missing plane COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP)- Dead · locked state senators, who worked nearly 11 hours to try lo reach an agreement on an increasingly controversial lawmake r and elected official pay. raise bill, have quil for t)le week. They will reconvene Tuesday . senate Preiident Harry Meshel. D-Youngstown·. said early today . after a series ofmaralhoncaucuses and.privatemeetlngs lhallherewas no consensus ··on· a vartety of issues·." He ·refused to be more specific. . ALBUMS AND CASSETTES Sale IJiq!s an sta111 llbums SALE 14.65 l·lnch Soutt Pan 25 Ctrtta A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Pay raise legislation dea~locks Senate Shirts".. S13.55 Saute Pans 2 S.a c1ions, 14 Pagea Food prices push November inflation rate up ST4.9S $72.95 l>ipovers . swtaler vests · e Shirts .... S10.35 ........ S2S.SO MEN'S S49.95 · JAcms ........ s36.45 MEN'S S79.95 JACIETS ..... ".S51.35 . MEN'S 599.95 Holli•g S•rl•l• 011 f•l•l Knit Shirts .. .......,. ....... 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County Eq1neer Phil Roberb w111 10 make lhe .lnspedlon 80IIIeCime loday,buthadnolclonesobylO::IIa.m. · ', , . . ~ " At least two companies are looking at the Galllpolls Locks and Dam <tS the site for a possible hydroelectrtc power stalion. Companies from South Carolina and M«Ssachusetts have applied for a preliminary permit from the federal Energy Regul atory Commission. The firm awarded the permit wUI conduct a feasibility study of the economic and environmental lm· pact of the proposed project. One company - the Noah Corp. of "II. Aiken, S.C.- said il is interested m constructing a station a t lhe site capa ble of producing up to 70 megawatts of electrtcity. Sharon Hyland, commission spokeswoman, said there is no timet a· ble for awarding the permit. Noah president James Price said his firm , which develops hydro projects, would sell power genera ted by a sta tion at GaiiipOiis to Virginia Electric Power Co. of Richmond, Va. Power would not be sold toOhJoor Wesl Virginia ulllities because local sources are pienlifui, Price, a former Dayton area N'Sidenl , said in an October int erview "11h lhe 'TribunE:. "In our opinion, 'that's the only plan that would be practical." he said. If Noah receives FERC's goahead, the hydro station would be built in 1987-88 and be operational by 1989. Estimated cosl is Sl million, and the station is expected to generate :nJ mUllan kllowalt hours annually. Price said Noah is only doing a feasibility study at Gallipolis, which will include environmental impacts, "' 10 determine t neeconomic bene!il of a station. Noah was formPd in 191ll and has planned 10 hydro projects for the Appa lachlan region. A license on one project on the Alicgheny .River has been L%ued by FERC, . Price said, and he el(pecl$ three othe~ licenses may be granted tate this year or in 19&1. Earlier Ihis year, Ohio Power Co. of Canton a nnounCed It dropped plans to build a hydro station at Gallipolis because Its power rieects for the next :Kl years have been met. ... �Commentary The Daily Sentinel lJ 1 Court Street Pome roy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON ARE A ~~ ts: m~ ,...,....__,..__..,..., f"T'E!!doo==o ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Ass istant Publis her/ Controlle r BOB HOEFLICH Genera l Manage r DALE ROTHG EB, JR. News Editor A MEMBE R of The Associa ted P ress . Inla nd Dally Press Assoc la· tlon a nd the Ameri can Newsp aJ)f' r Publis her s A ssociation. L ETTE RS OF OPI NION ar<' welco me. They should b€' l f'!i s th an J00 words long . All h>tt £.> r s a re s ubje ct to ed iting and must hf' s ig ned wit h nam e . a dd re ss and tele ph on e number . No uns lg n!'d letl<'fs w ill be pu blis h ed . Lett ers sl'lould bP In good t a s tE' , addrE'ssl ng Issues . not persona li ties. Terrorism reaction: anger isn't a policy Anger, frustra tion, indecision a nd division. All these are apparent as the Reagan administration tries to fra me a response to the slaying of two American officials In the hijacking of a Kuwaiti airliner. "The fac t of the ma tter ," said Larry Speakes, the White House press spokesm an, " is that two passengers were murdered by the hijacke rs, more were tortured a nd many were brutalized lor an extended period of time without any effective m easures being taken by the government of h·an ." Speakes described Pres ide nt Reaga n as outraged. But a nger isn't a policy, a lthough it m ay act as a catalystforwhateveris finaUy decided. · Secretary of Sta te George P . Shult z has decla red the United States must be ready to use its power againsl te1Torists, even at the risk of public. disapproval. Secretary of Defe nse Caspa r W. Weinberger, with whom he is in friendly disagreement on a number of issues. takes a more cautious stance. He would like to have public a nd congressional support lined up before milita ry ac tion is taken. An expert on te rrorism , Robert H. Kupperman of the Center for Strategic Studies a t Georgetown University, said in this case there is nothing practical the United Sta tes can do. He gave two reasons: It was not an American plane a nd "w-ithout being callous, we suffered little loss ." Also,- Kupperman said , a rt a ssault force would have been killed by the Iranians. But, he said, when it is clear that a counlty was directly responsible for acts of te rrorism a number of options a reopen: economic, such as stopping bank tra nsfers and air traffic . a nd the use of force. . The United Sta tes has felt the sting of terrorism many times. E mbassies have been destroyed, diplom a ts killed or taken hostage . U.S. officials vowed retribution afte r the Ma rines we re killed last year in Lebanon, but there was none . Shultz clearly is hinting th a t once it marshals the facts the United States may strike back. "One way or a nothe r," he said in a speech last Sunday in New York. "the Jaw-abidin g nations of the world wUI put an e nd to te rrorism and to the ba rba rism tha t threatens the very foundations of .civilized life. " Ob,1ously, the re is no disagreeme nt within the administration that terrorism Is repulsive. But Ihal does not mean the president and his senior advisers will be a ble lo agree on a response - or whether to ret_a liate . Weinberger unde rlined a t least part of the problem when he said in his speech last month tha t before the United States commits combat troops a broad "there must be som e reasonable assurance we will have the support of the America n people a nd their elected representatives in Congress." Case I I ainst boxing_.:.,____ _:____J_am_e_sJ_._K~_'lpa_t_ric_k ' ••I I ,,•• a · g WASHINGTON -The America n Medical Association kicked up a nice. diverting hullabaloo last week with its recommendation that boxing be banned . Nothing wUl come of the proposal, but lor the record this should be said: The AMA is right. Of course boxing should be banned. My brothe r columnist Carl Rowa n. a dedicated sports enthusiast . recently devoted his column to making a case In favor of boxing. Let me respond by offering a case against II. Ca rl's first point is that boxing offers poor kids "a n e xit visa from their world of violence, crtme , drugs, vice." He might have mentioned the exa mples of Joe Louis and Sugar Ray Leonard In addition to the story of Cassius Cla y. But the problem with this a rgumenl is that It falls of Its own infinitesimal weight. For every poor kid whO gains a measure of ' 1984 fame and fortune in the prllR ring, there must be a hundred - more likely. 500 - who never get beyond prelimina ry bouts in second-rate clubs. Many of these wind up as punch-drunk stumblebums, their OCCI!Sional purses diverted by promoters and managers. The prize ring may offer riches for a few ; It offers less tha n a minimum · wage to the many. Carl 's second point Is that many professionals and many sports contain eleme nts of risk that are well -known to tho~e -who enter these fields. Coal mining is dangerous: being a foreign envoy Is dangerous; playing football is dangerous. Carl dwelled especially on the broken bones that go with football . The p6.lnt Is Interesting; It Is also Irrelevant. Injuries occur in every sport. Jockeys get hurt; race drivers are killed . But boxing Is fundamentally different from these othe r sports. The object of ra_clng is to get a horse or a car firSt a cross the finish line. The object of football Is to score touchdowns. The object of hockey Is to get a puck In the net. The object of txixing Is to batter one's opponent Into unconsciousness. The whole J?urpose of boxing Is to Inflict pain. For me that is the crucial point. The Injuries that ~ur on a football field are incurred accidentallyThey may be unavoidable, but they are not Intentional. We have referees to Impose penalties lor personal fouls and unnecessary roughness . In the prize ring, by contrast, knockouts are the name of the game. Carl's third point is perhaps his best point. He takes the libertarian view that it Is no body's business but the boxer's if a boxer wants to try a career In the ring. It's his own life and his own brain that he rtsks. Nobody else gets hurt. What right does society have to prevent a man - from earning a llvtng in the only wa y he knows how? To this I would respond by saying tha t It is not the Injury · to prizefighter s tha:t concerns me. to be sure, it always Is saddening when an a thlete dies young. Those who knew Muhammad All in his prime, whe n.he was as graceful and as dangerous as a leopard, must sorrow at the Image of the man today. But to sa y that boxers bring their brain damage upon themselves Is to duck the main Issue. It Is .not the boxers who are responsible. It Is the society that puts up the purses. How far have we come from the Roman colosseum? It was for the amusement of emperors, a part of their policy of bread and circuses, that gladia tors met In mortal combat. Today's boxlngcrowdsare not significantly different from the c rowds tha t 2,000 years ago were howling for blood on the sands. Oh, it is said that true fans are more interested In skill than In brutality; they come to admire the jab, the hook, the counterpunch, the dazzling footwork . This Is .sanctimonious humbug. The spectator's pleasure depends e ntirely on the punishment one man tntllcts upon another. I think society rei'sonably can say that such "sport" has no place in our lives. We ·have all kinds of hiws to protect animals from inhuma ne trea tment. In times past we have had laws to prohibit prizefighting. It wasn't until 19~ that New York made professional boxing lega L In urging slate legislatures to prohibit these bloody and sometimes fatal amusements, the AMA is concerned primarily with the d a mage that prizefighting· does to the brain. My own concern, as we nudge in imperce ptible steps towa rd a higher order of human decency , Is with the damage that prizefighting does to us. . Military press gangs,______ WASHINGTON-If you c an stand to study the herat -rendlng photos of starving Ethiopians , you will notice a striking phenomenon : F e w if a ny of the horribly emacia ted refugees in the relief camps are teenage boys. The reason is simple: Young males old e nough to cany a gun ha ve been conscripted either by the government a(1'11y or by the opposing guerrillas. The !alter have . been fighting the Marxist regime for years in the northern areas most de vastated by famine. A lucky few , whose parents were foresighted enough and had ·a little money, have been able to escape the military press gangs and c ross the border into Sudan. From there, they can get refugee passports that allow them into Italy, West Ge rmany or the United States. Daniel Kele ta and Leelai Negga we re two of the lucky ones who we re able to come to the United States. My associate VIcki Warren Interviewed them In Boston, where they have been helped by a church program directed by Ethlopianborn Mekonnen Meshesha. Daniel Keleta Is now 16. He lives with his siste r in Boston and attends high schooL But two years ago, he spent two weeks walking 300 miles from his home in the family area to safety across the Sudanese border. Daniel said he never would have made It If his parents hadn't given hi I'll. all the money they had. Though he tried to hide from government and guerrilla recruiters, he couldn't elude them all the time. So the money was used for bribes that allowed him to continue his flight. Daniel said many young boys ran out of bribe money and were conscripted by one side or the othe r In the civil war. Leelai Negga is 15 ~nd has been In this country for only a few months. He lived through some of tbe worst of the famine, and there's no doubt in his mind who's ·to blame for the situation that could spell death for h)mdreds of thousands, perhaps millions of his countrymen. He hold s the Ethiopian governme nt responsible. Leelai said It's not true tha t therE' were no vehicles to transport food to the needy . He said Sweden sent trucks to handle the relief supplies, ' bul that the communist govern ment expropriated the trucks for military use. He also said that there ·would have been plenty of water to prevent the drought that caused the famine - but that the government failed to build dams and irrigation ditches. The Marxlat rulers have been too busy trying to sta mp out the guerrillas in the northern provinces. "All of the young people are lighting, and have been for 10 years," Leelal exp)ained. "There Is no one left to do the building." Othe r refugees agreed that lack of manpower and government planning were respcnsible for the drought, and thus the famine. Both boys want to go back home some day, but not ulttil the re's diffe rent government in Addis Ababa. If he went back sooner, a I I II I • • I Letter to ·e ditor light dinner with cherries jubilee a nd let me sleep on her couch in the living room." "Does your wife know you have such a good friend in the apartment house? " "No, Mrs. Pennyweather made me promise to keep It a big secret just between the two of us. She 1984-85 MEIGS MARAUDER WRESTLING TEAM - Members of this year's Meigs Mar;1uder wrestUng team of Coach Lan-y Grimes finished well In their season opener .In the very Iough Trl-Valley Tmimament. Pictured are Meigs grapplers, 1-r, front , Butch stein, .James Snyder, Arley Leark, Tony James Snyder , 112 pounds, was upse t in the second !round after pinning his first oppone nt . He then came back to pin his nex t two oppone nts for a third place fini sh. One-hundred and ninetee n pounder, Doug Pridd y, pinned hi s fellow grappler in opener, then advanced to .the final, where he ran into Shawn Bell of Barnesville , who last year was the sta te runner-up. Priddy was beating Bell by a score of <1-1, whe n he was caught in a cradle hold and was pinned. According to Grimes, "Doug has been working hard afte r a yea r' s lay off and should prove to be one of Meigs ' finer wrestlers before l,he ROCK SPRINGS - Completing several successful ·campaigns In recent yea rs under Coach La rry Grimes, the Meigs Marauders' wrestling team opened its 1984-85 campaign last weekend In the super-tough Trl-Valley Tournam e nt, which was 'w on b y Barnesville. Barnesville , winner of the tournament, won the class "AA" state championships last year and Worthington took third place honors In the "AAA" championships. Says Coach La r ry Grimes . "I )Vas really hesitant a bout how we would do .. . with this being such a strong tourna ment so early. In the sea son. But we did O.K. a nd had six boys place in the top four' ' At just 98 pounds , freshman Mike Roush pinned his first opponent from New Lexington. then lost to a senior wrestler from Philo. l I I I I : . J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n, year's end." Never stopping or giving up, Artie Leark, 126 pounds, proved to be the s urprise of the day a s he ba ttled his way to a fourth place finish overalL Leark won two ma tches and lost two, while proving to be one of the most aggressive wrestlers a t the tour name nt. Robe r t Sisson, 145 pound s, wrestled up one weight class and held his own fa irly well, placing fourth , losing onl y to eventual champion King in his weight class . Butch Stiles , 167 pounds, placed fourth a nd wt'estled in a tough . weight class . Bulch was upset ea rly by ·a Barnesville wrestler , then came back lo place in the competi tion. Olhers wrestling were 132 pound Jeff Hood ..Tony Shoema ker , 175 Denny Welsh, 185 Pa ul Bailey and Donnv Ba nce. Thursd~y, Meigs traveled to Soulh P oinl for a!!scrimmage a nd then will host Coal Grove a nd Trimble in a ll"ia ngula r ma tch a t 2 p.m. Saturday. The junior high wrestling learn !raveled to South Point Thursday with the va rsit y and will wrestle Trimble Sa turday at home. OU officials delay ·coach .d ecision Daniel expla ined, "they would only use what I have learned to hurt my people eve n more." S!nre Congress opened the door to Ethiopian refugees In 19!l0, the number who have !Jed to the United States has hardly been overwhelming. From 939 the first year, the number arriving this year has totaled 2,536. The number of Ethiopian immigrants - those who have relatives in this country or who have work skills - went from 1, 749 in 1981 to 2,875 in 1983. UPDATE : Several months ago I reported that the Pentagon had used a secret fleet of Hughes 500 helicopters In last year's Grenada invasion. The choppers, which were seen In the gove rnment's own films of the invasion, were not listed in the official weapons inventory Issued by the Pentagon. I nterestlngly, the same kind of helicopter turned up in the hands of Nicaraguan contras, who are backed by the CIA In their fight againsl the Sandlnistas. By GEORGE STRODE AP Sports Writer OhiD University Is prolonging its search for a successor to fired football coach Brian Burke after a sertes of meetings th)s week involving President Charles Ping, Provost James Bruning and Athletic Director Harold McElhaney. McElhaney says the school Is \ taking its time In making a decision beca use Ping wants It that way. "He told me, 'I want to have the right man . You take your time,' " the Bobcats' athletic director said Thursday. "It's going to be one of the three finalists ," McElhaney sa id after m eeting with the othe r two school leaders for the third time in the la s I four days . The candida tes are Ohio State , I University offensive coordina10r Glen Mason, University of Dayton head coach Mike Kelly and Cleve Bryant, a fmp~er Bobcats' quarter back and now an assistant coach for the professional New England Patriots. McElhaney said a decision Is expected to be reached during the weekend, and an annouceme nt would beniade Monday or Tuesday, first in Athens a nd then in Columbus. Jim Chapma n, head coach at Case Western Reserve University and the fourth finalist , withdrew his name from consideration Wednes· day , saying it was unfair to the two school s to la y r ec rui I in g grou nd wark , . Chapman , 48, was concerned Ohio officials were delaying thetr dectsion too long in selecting Burke's successor. McElhaney denied reports Chapman had removed his name from the list because he had been told he would not be Btir ke :s successor. "Chapman was absolute!¥ in the running," the a thletic director sa id . Meanwhile, li steners of the cam pus radio station, WOUB. favor Mason by a wide margin . In the station's caU-In poll , Mason received 01 perce nl of the votes, Bryant 22 percent and Kelley 11 percent. The pos ition opened when Me Elhaney fired Burke after six seasons a1 the Athens, Ohio, schooL Burke posted a 4-6-1 record in 19&1 and was 31-3<1 -1 ove rall with the Bobcats. McEihane_v sa id none of the finalists would be recalled for on-campus interviews before a decision is reached. Maryland .rolls past Hawks, 87-48 By The Associated Press It was a night to remember lor Chuck DriesellandEdWoocts ... and a night to forget for the MarylandEastern Shore ba sketball team. Drie5ell a senlorwhohadmade47 previous a~pearances finally made his first start with Maryland and · Woods a walk-on freshman made his fl~t appearance as the' Terps rolied past Maryland-Eastern Shore87-48Thursday night. "It felt good, I never felt anything like that before," Drlesell said after doesn't want m y wife to feel any more guilt y tha n she does now." "fl 's great to know there are still people out there who care what happens to latchkey husbands." "Mrs. Pennyweather told me she gets as much pleasure out of It as I do, because I represent to her the · husband she never had." The Daily Sentinel I lSPS 14!1-9601 1\ Division Ill Multimedia . Inc . P ubli!:i hNI t• v c r~· aflr r noo n. MontJ uy Jhr uugh Fr ida .\". Ill Cou rt S t.. ~· 1hC' Ohio Val lc>v Publ is hi ng Compa ny M ul· t lim •d ia , hi l' .. Po m('roy. O hlo 4576!1 , h. ~ 1 !12- 2 1 56 . SC'co nd d Jss p os tagl' pu ld a t Berry's World Pn m f' ro~· . Oh io. ~1E• mbN : ThC' Assul'i:tlf'<i Pr£'S!i. In· l<t nd Dully Prt'ss A ssoc i <.~ li on a nd "lht• Aml'f lca n Nl'ws pape r P ubli :-; hcrs As· Family misses dog ·- Shoemaker, Jeff Hood, Robert Sisson. Back - Rod Sandy, Todd CullulflS, Paul 8rlckles, Butch SlUes, Paul Dalley, Denny Welsh, Don Bunce and Paul WpUe. Absent are Doug Priddy and Mike Roush. Randy Houdashelt photo. Meigs takes fifth in weekend event I i l l l I I Latchkey husband"'·_ _ _ _ _ _A_rt_B_u.ch_wa_ld Much has been written about the "You must feel neglected." ''latchkey kids" -children who a re "Why should I? My wife has to left to fend for themselves because work, and she always tries to make they have a single working pare nt, il up to me on the weekends by usually a mother. ta king me to a, movie or the park If But there is another social It 's a nice day. There are a lot of phenomenon which has sprung up . latchkey husbands In our neighborIn the last few years as more hood, so it's not as if I'm the only one women ente r the work force - the who walks into an empty apart· "latchkey husband." ment. •Besides, If I get scared or I wasn't aware of his existence have a problem there's always Mrs. until I ran into Brontman at tbe Pennyweather." water cooler the other day. Around "Mrs. P ennyweather. " his neck he wore a string, which "She's the lady In apartme nt 4C held a key. down the halL She lives alone and " What's that?" I asked. ha s ta ken pity on me because I '~ " The key to my apartment. My wear this key around my neck. " wife 's a Ia wyer and she works until " That's nice of her. How old Is 7 or 8 every evening, so she gave m e she?" this key to get In when I come " About 35. She's blonde, with a Dec. 9 at approximately 8:30p.m. husband who is ill he was company, ·home." very nice figure and beautiful legs." someone driving through Great so you see he wasn't "just a dog" "Why are you wearing It around "How did you meet her?' ' Bend , Ohio hit our dog. If I hadn't but a member of a family. your neck• " "Well, one day I lost my key and I Now as we prepare for the walked oul on the porch just at that I won 't lose it. She doesn't like "So was standing In the hall crying, and beautiful holiday of sharing and time we wouldn't have known wha t It under the mat because to leave she carne out of the elevator and giving, may the driver of the happened because the driver didn't she's afraid someone will find It and Invited me to walt in her apartment that hit and killed the ve hicle stop. break into the Oat." until my wife came home." Pit Bull In front of 53507 brindle You might be thinkin g "Oh. well. mean every night when you "You she give you cookies and "Did State Route 338 have a Merry It was just a dog ," but to my there's no one at the door to go home milk?" grandchildren he was a play m a te, Christmas and Happy New Year, It greet you?" "No, she gave me a couple of dry to my sons he was a pal , to my your conscience wlti let you. - Mrs . get used to It," he said . "My " You martinis until I stopped crying. daughter, daughter-In-la w and me Anna Boso, Portland, Ohio. wife always leaves cookies and Then we watched 'People's Court' he was a protector and to my milk in the Icebox for me, and a pote together on her couch. She told me I telling me I can watch television could stop by any time I wanted to, until she gets there." and now I'm not afraid to come "Aren't ·you afraid to be In the home after work any .more." apartment all alone?" "MTs. Pennyweather sounds like "Nah. I don't mind It at all. But a wonderful person." my wife has made me promise not "She Is. 'i'll(jre aren't many Today Is Friday, Dec. 14, the 349th day of 1984. There are 17 days left in to open the door to strangers. Also, 35-year-old women who would take the year. she's given me pennlsslon to bring care of somebody' s husband while Today's highlight in history: a male friend home provldlng we his wife was working. Once my wife On Dec. 14, 1799, the first President of the United States, George . don't mess up the house." had to go IJUt of town, and Mrs. Washington, died ·at his Mount Vernon, Va. , home at the age of 67, nearly Pennyweather fixed me a candlethree years after leaving office. ._ The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio •I Page-2- The D~ily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Friday,D~ber14, Friday, December 14, 1984 i !'>Ocla !lon, Na liona l Ad\'•• rHs in g Rroprf' · .t· •( If . " .. -·· ' ~wn t:J ii vP. Bra nham Nl?w s p a pt'J' Salr>S, 7:\:l Thi rU AvC'nu C', NC'W York , NPW " y or k HHH 7. POSTMAST ER:, Sfond ad dr ~s being given the sta rting nod by his fa ther , Coach Lefty Dnesell . Playing 31 minutes, or 24 minut es longer than he h?d in 47 previ~u s appea rances, Dnesell scored ftve points, tltree below his ca reer high . "I was kind of surprised. " Driesell said of his start. " He (his fa the t·) mentioned It tomeyeste rday thathe was thinking about It, but un.t_il the time comes, you never know. The Maryland -crowd chanted for a n appearance by Woods as the Te rps contlrlued to roll up the score. He finally got a chance, and With 2:04 left he sank two free lhrows during a 21-point streak by the Terps. All 11 players used by Maryland scored, led by Adria n Branch's 16 po~ts. · Team president Jim Finks refused to comment on the reports, but Green told a television reporter: "I'm ha ppy. We'regettlngcloser by the minute. It stiU could fall through , Until Rick and Barry (agent Barry Axelrod ) come to · m e a nd we' re shaking ha nds on the deal. if' s not a deal. " - Ibach said team officials we re shunning the media because they "d idn 't wa nt to muddy the waters" until talks with Sutcliffe were comple ted.Jbacb sa id he did not know wbe n the Cubs could announce Sutcliffe 's signing. Details of the veteran right bander's new conrrac t, estimated to be worth between $9 . mill ion-$!0 million over five yea rs, were stU! being negotia ted, Cubs officia ls said. Only a day earlie r , Axelrod had sa id tha t once Sutcliffe picked a team from the fou r offers, II would take some time to fina liw the _contract. While a ll fou r vyi ng clubs had submitted a " top dollar" offer for a fi v<:'ycar cont ract. there still rema ined to be wor ked out .~ u c h matters as defen·ed paymen1s, loans and signing bonuses. As the Cubs maintained th0ir silence, each of the other clu bs tha i had made a fi na l offer to Sut cl iffe bowed out of the de rby. SUBSC"RIPTION RATE.~ By (;arrler or Motor Route S$ [0~ EVERY TUESDA Y I Stock #bbb LOADED - · ALL POWER, LUXURY INTERIOR PACKAGE NOW WAS Sl 5,435.00 $13,900 1985 LTD WAGON 1985 ESCORT L 2 DR. Auto. trans., air, speed <onlrol, AM/FM stereo, reor defroster, luggage roof, plus _more. Auto. Trans., Stock # b77 NowSl 0,500 WAS 16,755.00 NOW J6495 1985 RANGER PICKUP .r: ~ INSTANT.SUCKLE MEDICATED MILK REPLACER BARGAIN MATINEES SAT I SUN Al l SEATS 12.25 1985 CROWN VICTORIA 4 DR. .~•:ILUNG DIVISION Ohio. 4571i9. 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The Ha wks, who had . lost t~ei r f1rst ftve ga mes by margms of 12lo 45points before beatingBo"ieSta le, were kept in uniform for about 20 minut es after the game a s Coach Howie Eva ns condu cted a closed door session in the locker room. La te r. Evans said he was upset because the Hawks abandoned their ball control off~nse a nd tried to.nm · with theTe rps msteadoftakmgtune . off the 45-second clock to make a shorter game. " If we had tried to run with Ihem the whole game," he said, " they wouldhave scored200polnts. That's wha t happens with young kids . We have seven freshmen. Coming here is like going to Disneyland for most of them. " CHICAGO (AP) -The bidding for Cy Young winne r Rick Sutcliffe Is ove r , aild the Chicago Cubs ' commitment to re-sign their freeagent pitchers Is nearly fulfilled . Allbaugh the Cubs would ·admit only to being " ve ry confident" of re-signing Sutcllffe, Chicago won the player raf!le by default Thursday when every other team In the running was e liminated from consideration. The Atlanta Braves, Kansas City Royals and San Diego P adres all confirmed Thursday thaI they had been informed Sutcliffe was going elsewhere- meaning the Cubs. The Padres, apparently the last team in the running, were the last to be informed , around 6 p .m. EST. "The Cubs got him," sa id Genera l Manage r Jack McKeon of the Padres. "We we re happy to be in the final two." The Cubs now have re-acquired tree agent pitchers Dennis Eckersley, Steve Trout and SutCliffe. Rick Reuschel also leU the club via free agency, but Chicago has shown little interest In re-signing him. That leaves only free agent reliever Tim Stoddard out of the fold. 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The other three NFC playoff National Football League record. and the Los Angeles Rams, hoping contenders would like to see the for a place in th<> playoffs, tonight Rams lose and are hoping the 49ers open a suspenseful final weekend of compete as they did on Oct. 28 at the season with a game that could Anaheim. Joe Montana, the NFC's topaffect three other playoff hopefuls. The 49ers, 14·1, who already have ranked quarterback, threw for 365 clinched a place in the postseason yards and three touchdowns as the competition. hope to become the 49ersranovertheRams33.0onOct. first team in NFL history to win 15 28. He also had three TD passes last regular season games. · weekend, playing on1y one half of a "We're going to go into the game 51-7 mismatch witli the Minnesota to win it," 49ers Coach Bill Walsh VIkings. promises, but the49ersareexpected Tonight is Montana's final tuneup to go without a few players, such as opportunity before the 49ers' playoff defensive back Ronnie Lot!, who opener on Dec. 29 or 30, and Walsh have slight injuries. says, "If the game is in doubt, we're His team clinched its third going to stay with Joe to win the division title in four years several game." While the 49ers have a recordweeks ago and won't have to leave Candlestick Park during the Na· breaking goal, that pressure Is now tiona! Conference playoffs. Th<> behind Rams running back Eric Rams, 10-5, wiU assure themselves Dickerson. Dickerson got his record breaking of a wild-card berth H they stop the 49ers' eight-game winning streak out of the way ahead of schedule, and deprive them of that l Sth rushing for. 215 yards against the victory. Houston Oilers last Sunday to mak<> If the Rams lose, they'll face an his season total 2,007, four yards anxious few days, perhaps including over O.J. Simpson's record estabpractlcefor a game they won't play. lished in 1973. Th<>y could reach the playoffsatlo.6, , The Giants have possibly the but It would depend on the outcome of other NFC games during a greatest stake in the Rams-49er weekend that will see three division game. If the Rams win, the Giants titles as well as two wild-card berths will make the playoffs as a wild-card team providing they can beat New decided. The NFC East title will be riding Orleans on Saturday. If the Rams lose to the49ers, then on Sunday's game between the Washington-Redskins and St. Louis the Giants' game doesn't matter. Cardinals , while championships In Then, their eventual fate would the American Conference West and depend on the Washington-St. Louis Central divisions also will be on the gam e which will decide the NFC East championship and the DaUasline. Tonight's game will have bear· Miami game Monday night. The ings on the chances of the Redskins, only way theGiantscould then make lo's ran rushing yardage this season. Bell 85 yards for a touchdown In played high football In Columbus, Ohio,school has rushedfor1,042 yards out of the BiUs' team total of 1,579. "He's Buffalo's No. 1 gun," said Bengals linebacker J eff Schuh. " He's the guy we've got to stop." · The Bengals, 7-8, must beat the Bills, 2-3, a nd Pittsburgh must lose to the Los Angeles Raiders if Cincinna ti is to win the American Football Conference Central Dlv· ls lon. Pittsburgh leads with an 8-7 record. "I've taken a lot of heat over the past few years:·· said Bell, who still had a year of eligibility left at Notre D,a me when he signed a pro contract . . "I wanted to show people lean stlll run the bali with authority." The Bills draft U in. the first round off theN~ coli · e drafteven though he had a eg Injury. "I think w surprised some people," Buffalo General Manager Terry BledsOe said. "It's a little bit unusual to draft a guy No. 1 and then slap his leg in a cast the next day." · BeU'sankleremainedlnacastfor reg. yoursfor MOTORCYCLE e SiREN SOUND MARAUDER RESER~ CHEERLEADERS - Pictured above are the 1984-85 Melp Martwder reserve cheerleaders. They Include, left to right, Sandy Bailey, Amy Radeldn, Tammy CremeWIS.Illld Diana WIWamson. Advisors are Mary Haggerty lll!d Becky Windon. 76t5 Ohio Sportlight \HI'I~I:dNII $19 Men flen a t!1Y lt'u hlddi.o 11 l~~~el.lult piill TOinniy Tor· lOise along end his heed bOb. up llld down. 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State, Heidelberg is at Ohio Univer· Williams is averaging 18.6 points sity, Capital at Miami, Alcorn State a nd 8.6 rebounds per game. at Toledo, Maryland-Eastern Shore Rice Coach Tommy Suitts said of at Akron and South Alabama at Williams, "He's a great player. You Youngstown State. hope to hold him between 15 a nd 20 Elsehwere, it will be Indiana· points. You don't want him to have Purdue-Fort Wayne at Wright that big game." State, Ashland at Mercyhurst, Billy Packer, CBS-TV's basket- Muskingum at Baldwin-WaUace, ball analyst, calls Williams one of Otterbein at Ohio Northern, Witten· the five most underrated college berg at Mount Union, Ohio Wesplayers in the nation. leyan a t Findlay, Bethany at Ohio State will be facing its taUest Wooster, Mount Vernon Nazarene opponent so far this season. The ·at Georgetown (Ky.), Nazareth at Green Wave's shortest star1ers are Tiffin, Point Park at Walsh, a trio of6-7players, forwards David Wilmington at Cincinnati Bible and Dominique and Clyde Eads a nd Cedarville a t Bluffton. guard Jon Johnson . Th<> other backcourt regular is 6-8 Ernest Aughburns . . However , Fowler hinted he might Lebarwn results go with quick<>r guards to combat Ohio State's swift backcourt pair, LEBANON, Ohio (API - Hello Ronnie Stokes and Troy Taylor. Spring Time grabbed the lead at the That means 6-3 freshman Steve quarter pole and went on to a half Beene may be in the Tulane lineup. length victory in the featured ninth Meanwhile, Cincinnati's reboundrace at the Lebanon Raceway ing Bearcats gun for their fifth Thursday night. straight victory against invading Hello Spring Time, winning for Denver. At 4-0, Cincinnati already time this year, paid$9.20, the eighth has eclipsed its 3-25 performance 3.80, 4.40. Mitsuyo, whose stretch last winter. run fell short, paid $7.80, 5.20 to In other games Saturday involvplace. Byrdle 's Escort was third, Ing the state's major teams, Xavier paying $3. 40. entertains South Florida, Dayton The daily double combination of travels to Virginia Commonwealth, 3-5 paid $75.20. A crowd of 1,388 Morehead State visits Bowling wagered $164,242. Green. CI..veland State goes to Kent aregister n upsetthe of NFL thf> Dallas Cowboys to 's longest run from scrimmage this season. Bell, who Thm's hours of run packed In £ach '786 NORTH 2ND STREET MIDDLEPORT,OHIO 45760 Bengals' defense has to stop·Bell CINCINNATI (AP l - The Cincinnati Ben gals believe they must stop Buffajo running back Greg BeU here Sunday to keep a live their chances for a National Football League playoff spot. The rookie from Notre Dame has gained nearly two-thirds of Buffa- ACTION VEHICLES CY ·osu.Tulane tilt Rebounding key in ByGEORGESTRODE AP Sports Writ.>r Eldon Miller. Ohio Stale's basketbail · coach, insists the Buckeyes must win one statistic, rebounding, if they are to.handle invading Tulane Saturday night. Despite a 3·1 start, Ohio State has been out rebounded by its four oppon<>nts 137·125. · Maryland, in stopping the Buckeyes' winning streak at three games, controlled the boards 40·29 for a 76-73 decision Tuesday nig ht . "This has to change," Miller said a s he prepared his team to face the 4-1 Green Wave. 'We outplayed Maryland in every stat but th<>most import,ant one- rebounding." Only 7-foot cmter Brad .Sellers ha s been consistmt for Ohio State's rebounders. Th e Wisco nsin transfer, leading the team in scoring (l9.8point average) and rebounding (9.61, grabbed ll and 13 rebounds on the Buckeyes ' road swing to Connecticut and Maryland. Ned Fowler , Tulane's coach, is mystified over Ohio State's board problems. " When I look at the guys they've got, I really don't know why that would be. I can't imagine them ha\1ng rebound problems," he said. Ohio State, an 80-57 victor over Tulan<> last season, will face a good rebounding team in the Green Wave. Tulane, beaten only by Rice, is led by a 6-loot -10 pro prospecl , the playoffs Is for Washington to beat St. Louis and for Miami to beat Dallas. Altogether, there are five teams stiU In ·line for three remaining playoff berths In the NFC - the Rams, Giants, Washington, St. Louis and Dallas. If Washington beats St. Louis, the Redskins wiU win the NFC East outright, and the Cardinals will be knocked out of the playoff picture. If the Cardinals win , they w!U be thedivlsloncbampion, but Washington st!U could be in the running for a wild-card berth. So far, San Francisco and Chicago have qualified in ·the NFC with division titles - the Bears as champions in the Central. In the AFC, four teams have already qualified for.the playoffsMiami as champion of the East Division and Seattle, Denver and the Los Angeles Raiders as wild-cards, aU from the West Division. Seattle and Denver will <)ecide the championship of the West in their game Saturday. The only other AFC race up for grabs is the Central between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, which will be decided Sunday when the Bengals host Buffalo and the Steelers play at the Raiders. Pittsburgh leads Cincinnati by one game and can wrap up the title with a victory, no matter what the Bengalsdo. In other games Sunday, it's Chicago at Detroit; Cleveland at Houston; Indianapolis at New England; Green J;!ay at Minnesota; the New York Jets at Tampa Bay; Kansas City at San Diego and Philad<>lphia at Atlanta . *FREE* BREAKFAST FOR TWO AT . SHONEY'S RAZER RAVGUN SET 0esnoy1ng 11M! foR:et1 of evil is ooly a zap ~ with this continuous reload, rat-a-tat action. Shoots spaoldtng lights and haomless darts. 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IIIOIWng machine. .-lllliiiii!!CIIII•!!IO'M'--IIIIlllll!MI·~ ~ lot of action! 4 wheel drtve MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY "' NEW. YEAR. . ' lWEWRITER Youngsters love to play office. G£tthem ... ted with this seal£ model of an actual EVENINC$ PICNIC SET WITH DOLL Le t your little dolly play with her own little doll ~ and picnic set. for t ltJO. r e~ l l n 1 1. •:1 r ~q w l r .~·, ~ un . �Page 6-The Daily Sentinel GAME -The Game of Pomeroy and MiddlePort prepared by the Meigs County Jaycees as a fund raiser has been placed on 'sale In several Pomeroy and Middleport business houses. Pictured with some of the games are, I tor, Mitch Meadows, committee member; -Zack Meadows, seated, and Qill Young, who has served as chairman of the unusual project. BULOVA - SEIKO PULSAR WATCHES DO YOU HAVE COATS, GLOVES, CAPS AND OTHER "WARM" ITEMS YOU NO LONGER NEED AND WOULD LIKE TO SHARE WITH OTHERS WHO .NEED THEM.... BRING THOSE ITEMS ((IIAN PIIASEI TO YOUR CHURCH A l!lgger-than-expected $7.1 l!U· lion decline in the natiOn's basic money supply has rekindled speculation that the Federal. Reserve · Board wW relax Its grip on credit, one credit analyst said. · "Within the next week or two we will see further Fed easing and possil!Iy another cut ln the discount · rate to 8 per~ilt troni 8.5 percent," analyst David Jone8 ofthe government securities flrin Aul!rey G. Lanston & Co. said Thurs!lay. The diSCOUnt rate Is what the Fed chargeS on· loans to financial institutions. The release Thursday of the money supply figures followed . . - - - - - - - - - - - - . , reports suggesting that the economy Is reviving. In one report, the Commerce Department said retail -sales increased 1.8 percent in November, their l!iggesi monthly advance in seven months. The gain W<!S tile strongest galn since a 3.5 percent rise In August. sales in October rose 0.1 percent. The other report came from the major automakers, who said their domestic sales rose 19.9 percent in early December compared with a year earlier. FordMotorCo.'selirlyDecember Judge ends 23 cases 1\venty-threc cases Were processed Wednesday in Meigs County Court by Judge Patrick O'Brien. Fined were Daniel Peyton, Albany, $589 and costs with $294 offliJe suspended, overload; Norman Toler, Columbus, $250 and costs, three days in jail, license suspended for 60 days, DWI; Michael Moorm a n, Jefferscnville, $150 and costs, attempting to take more than one deer, $25 and costs, failing to deliver deer to checking s tation; David Fyffe, Piketon, $50 a nd costs, know'~gly transporting ot having a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle. Also Hollie McCoy, E lizabeth, W.Va., $35 a nd costs, drivi~g left of center; J am es Schuler, Middleport, $25 and costs, failing to detach tempora ry tag from special deer permit to attach to deer, $25 and costs; Barbara Grover, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, failure to control vehicle; J a mes Stacy, Jr., Tuppers Plains, $10 and costs, driving left of center; Ronald Sykes, P ortland , costs and restraining from com· plainingwitness, three years probation, assault ; · and Michael Dorst, Pomeroy, costs only and a restrain- NOW OFF RETAIL -NOW TILL CHRISTMASWe SB'rl~e Wbll We Sefl. WeJ(sre The ()n/g ln·Sto,e Wst~hm1k11 In The Ana ing order on Tammy Landers, interfering with child custody. Fined for speeding were Albert Leibey, Norton, $23 and costs; Kenneth Russell, Gallipolis, $29 and costs; Thomas Schwall, Pomeroy , $24 and costs; Michael Burcham, Marietta, $24 and costs; Philip Eagle, Reedsville,$28andcosts,and Boyd Sinclair, Athens, $23andcosts. Forfeiting bonds for speeding were Mark Potnick, WestervUle, $40; Robert Squicciarini, Hunting· ton, $44; John Galloway, South • Point, $50. Also forfeiting bonds were Harry Kautz, Springfield, $70, knowing ly transporting or having a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle; Paul McMurray, Columbus, $45, hunting deer on private property without a special deer permit; Steve Pullins, Pomeroy, $220, overload; and Norman . Toler, Columbus, $W, fa lling to dim lights to oncoming car. "Ch,i1tma1 Spe~i811 ''A'"'" VEST w/HARLEY EAGLE ...............$3995 WOMEN'S FRINGED COATS ....... $119.95 POUCE STYLE JACKETS ... $12995.$14995 HARLEY T-SHIRTS HARLEY THERMALS .................. $12 so ' Frye's New & Used Harley Davidson Parts 1 \\ .. ~ M.,G.M.-Pomeroy Top of the Stain-Pomeroy Wntern Auto-Milh!ltport Spoowo4 ~y l1oo lloip CeUIIfy Millilferill Aaedelliil - lf. OPEN 9 TO ' Page-7 . . rEating for two' during pregnancy only leaves excess pounds POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. The myth of "eating for two" during pregnancy can leave many women with excei;s pounds to fight · off after the birth, according to Brenda Murray, dletldari at Pleasant Valley . Hospital. In fact, a pregnant woman needs to increase her Intake by only about300calories a day, according to nutrition experts . However, the nutritional value of her calories is particularly important. · A lJalanced diet supplemented by vitamins and minerals will help ensure the good health of mother and chUd while keeping overall weight gain during pregnance to the recommended 24-30 pounds, recomrtlended by a doctor or Ms. MUITay said. Careful planning dietitian, especially in the second can he particularly Important to the and thlrd .trimesters, she said . . many wortlen who continue work· Iron requirements increase siging untU their l<!!>t month of nificantly during pregnancy a s the pregnancy and may not have total mother transriorts oxygen and . control over their eating schedule creates ·, additional blood supplies or.dlet. · for the baby and herself. Good Planning a l!alanced and varied sources of Iron 11re meat, fish and diet Is most easUy accompUshed by poultry and organ meats such as · using· the basic four food group liver and kidney, Ms.•Murray said. plan. The minimal requirements Iron Is found . in wheat and are four servings of milk, three of enriched grains, dried fruits and meat or protein, fol!r of fruits or leafy vegetables such as spinch and vegetal!les and folir of whole or . kale.' However, the dally eating ·of enriched grains dally. Although diet foods high In vitamin .C, like citrus along, special supplements may be fruits, strawberries, green peppers . :~~=~·i~~~:~ APPT. ONt:'/lf/f Mrs. Kelly Hawk, Mason, W.Va. are announcing the birth of their second son, Kodi Blythe on Oct. 23, at Pleasant Valley Hospital. The Infant weighed seven pounds, 13 ounces and was 2llncheS long. Mr. and Mrs. Hawk liave another son, Derek Brandon, three. · Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawk of Hemlock GJ'9ve. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gcr<ild Kearns of Letart, W.Va. Great-grandmothers are Mrs. Bernice Hawk and Mr,;. Freda Turley, and Delmas Kearns Is a· great-grandfather. Mrs. Hawk Is the former Lynn KearnsofLctart, W. Va. Groupll to meet ROLLS OUT THE RED CARPET MIDDLEPORT- Group IT of Middleport Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday, 7::11 p.m.. at the church'with Velma Rue and Faye Wallace as hostesses. A thank offering will be collected. TOPS to meet POMEROY -TOPS Chapter 1456 will meet Tuesday for a Christmas party with weigh ln from 5: 00 fo 6 p.m. There will be no meeting on Christmas. The neK! meeting wUJ be on Jan . 1 at the regular tirpe. I--------....; FOR ABOUT MONTHLY LEASEPAYMENT 48-MONTH LEASE (INCLUDES USE TAX) YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER CAN ARRANGE A 48-MONTH RED CARPET LEASE THROUGH FORD CREDIT FOR QUALIFIED LESSEES. ' inception, howe¥er, lessee ha1 no obl';otion to purcha.. tht cor ot leote-end, 0 leuee ;, re'f)Ofttible for eaceu wear ond tear. 0 Refundable MKurity depmit and first month'l tem. ~t ore due in odwmc:e. 0 leo.e w~ to credit oppnM~I ond •r'IIUrobtlity os determined by Ford Cr.dit. 0 "leo• payment boMCI on man~dvrer's 5Uggtsted retail price, includes fr~t, title, use fox ond ~ense fees.. See yoor local Ford Dealer for his price and terms. Milooge Penalty ovor 60,000 FORD ·See Your Local· Ford Dealer! recommended. it Is Important for all expectaa. mothers to consciously evaluate their eating habits, Ms. Murray stressed. rr:===::::::::::::::::; GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St . Pomery ,OH Phone 992 -2975 FAll & WINTER HOURS T~es.· fri. I 9 tq S; Sat. 9 ta I Closed Monday ~~THE GRAVELY &V&TEM Available now at H 8o R Block: •Answers to your tax questions •Help with estimated returns •Reviewing and amending past returns •Year-end tax planning •Audit assistance '>~:! ' '' Stop in and see us or call the office listed below . We're the YEAR -ROUND income t_ ax people! c '< H&R BLOCK PH. 992-3795 Kodl Blythe Hawk 618 E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. MONDAY POMEROY The Izaak Walton League wW meet on Monday instead of the regularly scheduled day, Dec. 24. SUNDAY SPECIALS time. Residents are to feel f~ee to stop by Conde's office on North Second Ave., in Middleport, during the designated hours. Supplies are limited. PORK CHOPS & DRESSING With Soup & Salnd Bar ........ss.2S O'pen house FRIED CHICKEN MASHED POTATO, ROLL MIDDLEPORT - The La· salle Restaurant ln Middleport will entertain with a holiday open house from 1 to 4 p .m. Sunday. Armand Turley will provide organ music during the affair and restaurant "elves" will served refreshments. The res· taurant is also planning a special New Year's Eve ol!servance. With Soup & Salad Bar........S4.99 OPEN SUNDAY 8 A.M.-3 P.M.-MONDAY S:30 A.M.-7 P.M. ~ EKEYS TOA BEnER DEAL/ ' $127.00 48 . $125.00 5252.00 ' $6096.00 60,000 6C/p<~r milo RUTI.AND - A New Year's Eve party with music by Sound Express wlll be held at the Rutland Civic Center Irom 9p.m. to 1 a.m. on Dec. 31. The party is belng sponsored by the new Rutland Lions' Clul!. Tickets are $15 per couple, $7.50 single, and maybepurchasedattheRutland Dept. Store; Miller Brothers; Pizza Dan's, or from clul! members. Refreshments and party, favors will be free of charge. Free toys MIDDLEPORT - Free toys will · be avaUal!le ori Monday evening from 6: :11 to 9 p.m. Dr. James P. Condeandhisstaff for Meigs resltlents with ftnan. cia! difficulties at Chrisimas from Grange meeting held . The annual holiday dinrier meetIng of the Harrisonville Grange was · held recently at the horne of Mrs. Stella Atkins and Miss Ruby Diehl. · Pauline Atkins, delegate ·to thll Star'drange gave her report on that session, Others attending the dinner party were Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan WUI, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cotterlli, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1 King, Chester King, Mrs. Norma · Lee, Mrs. Binda Diehl, Mrs. Anna EDzabeth Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Korn, Mr. and Mrs. Robert .J~ll and Cheryl Lynn. $425 MASHED POTATOES, VEGETABLE, ROLLS. Party planned THE RULES: 0 LMIM moy hove the option to pi.Khout the car at leole end 01 a price to be Mgricrted with the dealer ot ltclll cheese for one cup of milk. Most expectant mothers don't realize that another essential nutrient during pregnancy Is fola te,.a B vitamin needed· to increase the blood supply for mother and l!aby, Ms. Murray said. The recom· mended dally allowance of fola te is doubled for the pregnant woman . Foods high in folate Include liver, dark, leafy green vegetables, legumes and certain fruits. Adeq~at" nutrition is an Important element ln prenatal care. Furthermore, alcohol , caffeine and cigarettes have been shown to adversely affect the growth, size and health of the unborn infant. Limiting the use of these substances during pregnancy Is highly Our Service Never Ends! Happenings YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER THE ARITHMETIC: Monfhly Loose Po,.,.nt · Nunlber of Montllt • · Refundable Security Dopo.it Toto! Cosh Due ot Loose lncopiK>n Toto! llomount of P~ TototMi..__ and tomatoes, along with Iron-rich foods will speed up ' the body 's absorption of Iron - a definite plus for both mother and l!aby. Iron supplements may be prescribed to · provide dally requirements, she · added. . Special attention should be paid to.calcium intake as it Is pecessary for the formation of the baby's bones and teeth as well as for the metaboUc process. As much lis 50 percent more calcium is needed during pregnancy; she said. ' . This requirement can be satisfied by drinking one quart of milk per day .or substituting one ounce of Play, set Hawk birth isMr.announced and -B. HEMLOCK Hemlock Grange will meet in rEgUlar session saturday at 7 p.m. at the grange hall. THE OFFER: We con arrange through Ford Credit's Red Carpet lease plan to'.provide qualified lessees with o hew vehicle lo; o lot less than you'd think. for as long as 48 months! Friday,OSOMnber14.1984 MIDDLEPORT - The semiTUPPERS PLAINS A annuallnstallation of officers of seminar on income taxes will be Bethel 62, International O!Per of presented by H&R Block personJob's Daughters will be held net when !he Meigs County saturday at 7 p.m. at the ChurchesofChrlstMen'sFellow· · Middleport Masonic Temple. · ship meets at 7 p.m. Monday at Dreama Bentz, daughter of Mr. the Tuppers Plains Church of and Mrs. Walter Bentz, •Pome- Christ. roy, will be installed as honored queen. "Htppg Holldtgt to All" RT. 1, RUTLAND, OHIO --· SATIIRDAY . SHORT S6.SO lONG SlEEVE $9.50 i\ -l he Daily Sentinel Calend4r GLOVES, SADDLEBAGS AND MUCH 'f!ORE 01 TO ' Kroger-Pomeroy 11 HATS $12 50 \t. ..'""' . By The Bend saleS were·up21.6percent, Cluysler Corp.'s sales rose 28.6 percent an<!. General Motors Corp.'s sales surged 17.9 percent. ' But in more sobering economic news, the government sald more Americans tiled 'applications for unemployment compensation In the last week of November than in any single week since spring 1983. • The Lallor Department sa14 455,00J Americans tiled appllcatlorur for unemployment compensation lit the last week of November, up74;00J· from the 381,00J first-time cWnnS flled .ln the previOUS week. By The Aileoc'ai«<P.- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (API metal-and-plastic heart and moved William Schroeder survived a to Schroeder 's brain . partia lly paralyzing stroke. his "The situation was that he was second set back since he became the sitting up ea ting his dinner, talking world's second recipient of a with his wife, feeding himself and permanent artificial heart, and was she noticed suddenly that he had alert and aattempting tQ speak, his stopped feeding himself and was doctor said. just holding the food in his right The s troke, which froze Schroed· hand," Lansing said. · er 's arm In midair as he was eating, "She asked him ifhewantedherto came just hours after he received a feed him and then she noticed that he began to look very drowsy, that his Social Security check that was hand-delivered l!y two officials eyes rolled back and he became Thursday as a result of his somewhat limp. complaints to President Reagan in a "There was a nurse in the room at telephone conversation the day the timeand Mrs. Schroeder and the f1jlijW'B*BiiB:<B¥!ji~q;;;J;;q~ before. nurse laid him back in bed. He At 6 p.m. Thu rsday, dur ing became stuporous at this time and OPEN dinner, Schroeder 's wife. Margarel. unresponsive and really not moving UNTIL 8 anything." realized that something was desper· ately ·wrong with her norma lly 'Tm quite sure that he is aware ta lka tive husband, offi cials said. that something has gone wrong," Nearly three weeks after Lansing said. ' rHe obviously knows Schroeder received the artificia l that he cannot speak and he is weak heart, he suffered a stroke in the on the r ight sfde ." lower left side of the brain that After the stroke, doctors raised partially paralyzed his right s ide Schroeder'sheartbeatfrom75heats and affected his speech, sa id Dr. per minute to 80 for a short period, Allan M. Lansing, director and Lansing said. He also was given chairman of Humana Heart Insti- drugs to prevent swelling and keep fluid from leaking out of his l!lood tute International. Doctors were encouraged by vessels, and was beinggivenox~gen Schroeder's attempt to talk, that he r~th~r~ou~g~h~a~m~as~k::_,~he::s~a~ld:·_ _ __j~~~~~~~~~~~~~ could move his right arm and leg and that his l!lood pressure and other vital signs were normal, Lansing told repot1ers. Schroeder, 52. also later recognized his wife when she visited him. Nonetheless, his condition was downgraded from sa tisfactory to serious and doctors planned m ore tests today to determine what caused the s troke . A stroke temporarily cuts off oxygen to a part of the brain. Doctors were investigating several possible causes, including a blood clot that. might have formed in one of the titanium valves in his COATS FOR KIDS · ~ on its.money .s upply authorities said apparently )lad been shot accidentally. was nescued how-s later. Miss Swenson has recovered a nd resumed trainlng. Schwalbe was not Injured. A week-long search by foot , airplane and horseback failed to locale 'the m en, but France did no( give up. The men were finally apprehended at gunpoint after France, acting on a tip from a ra ncher, tracked them on foot' In rocky and heavily timbered terrain for two hours . He said he approached the men's camp as they were preparing supper on a mountainside about five miles northeast of the small town of Norris. "I had the drop on them, " France said. "I just snuck up on them. Don reached over and gral!bed his rifle and I was able to talk him out of doing anything stupid. "I told him notto make me kill him or Dan," France said. ''He wanted to know what guarantees I could give him that I wouldn't shoot him. I said I wouldn't shoot him unless he made me. I promised him a warm bed and warm food and warm water - and I em phasiZed warm ." France said both the m en were dirty and tired. "They were both exhausted. Dan's hands were black." he said. "Dan acted like he was really relieved." The Nicholses, who havespentthe last 12 summers in the mountains and have lived there continuously since August 1983, reportedly had an elaborate network of gardens and supply caches. France said. a rancher called him Thursday afternoon and said lie had spotted two men and a campfire on the side of a mountain. Schroeder survives second major setback 14, 1984; Bo~d relaXing grip . Sheriff gets drop on mountain men BOZEMAN, Mont. tAP) ~ A sherltt who spent five months tracking two mountain men who allegedly ki\lnapped a woman the younger man wanted as a bride and killed her would-be rescuer got " the drop on them" as the exhausted pair huddled by a campfire. "It was exactly as I had hoped It would be - exactly as I prayed It would be," Madison County Sheriff Johnny France said Thursday after he slngle-handedly marched Don Nichols, 53, and his son Dan, W, at gunpoint to other law officers who had flown into the rugged mountains of southwestern Montana to m eet them. "I have planned this thing, dreamed of it and everything I did today was just as if I'd been there before,." France told The Associated Press in a telephone interview Thursday night. France said both men were charged with aggravated homicide, assault, felony kidnapping ilnd felony intimidation. They were taken to Virginia City and arraigned, then taken to the Gallatin County jail in B:lzeman. The Nicholses are accused of kidnapplng Kari Swenson, 23, a Montana State University student and member of the U.S . .biathlon team, as she jogged along a mounta in trail near Big Sky on July 15. The men apparently wanted her as a bride for Dan Nichols , authoritie_s said. A day later, Don Nichols allegedly shot and killed Alan Goldstein. who was searching for Miss Swenson along with Jim Schwalbe when they came upon the woman chained to a log with a bullet wound in her chest. The two men ned into the m ountains. Miss Swenson, who • F~y. 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In chargl' 1 hlrd Tu<'sda\ 7 30 p m Communion Sunda, holiness m('('tJng 10 a m Sutll:l<l' fhst Sundav 1Arch('rt School 10 Ill a m Sunda y School YPSM CHESTER - \o\orshlp 9 am Church E lo L~ !\dams l(>ader 7 JJ p m Salvation School 10 a m Bible.> Stud v fhursday 7 p mt'(>tlng \ a rlous spcakrrs and music specials m UMW first Thur ~ da\ 1 p rJ'1 Com Thut sdm 1J Wl a m to 2 p m Ladlf'S HoiTJ(' munlon first Sundav IArchf'rt LtaguP mtm ll:l~ in {harge all women JOPPA - \o\ ors hlp 9 10 a m Church lmitro 1 •b p m Thursday Corp; C'<~ dC't School 10 10 a m Bibll Studv WE'd nf's Clt s~s I) ou n~ Pc'OplC'-Bible) 7 :.:1 p m 8 1blP day 7 Wpm tJohnson ) Stud\ and Pre~\n m('('1mg O)X'n to 1h£' public LONG BOTTOM - Chu1 ch School 9 30 POMF Hm \VF:S f'SIDE CHVROI OF a m Worship 7 p m BlbiP St ud y WPd CIIRISJ 1.1'.!!t} Ch1ki1C'n s; HomC' Rood !County nf'sdcw 7 :ro p m UMY F Wednesda y Rrud ~61 ~.!~2.~ Vocal mustc Sunda• \\ or 6 00 p m Communion Fi1 st Sundav ~ ihp \0 <1 m 13iblr Studv 11 a m Worship 6 p IAr<'h<'rl m VI f'f.inr~J av Bibl( Studv 7 p m REEDSV ILLE -Church School 9 30 a 0 1 J) OEXTF:R BIBLE CHRtS llAN m W01 !oO hlp Ser vtc(> 11 00 a m ~ Oef'tt'r \ CJIUHCH Chm lcs Hatfl('ld pastor Linda 1 UPPERS PLAI NS ST PAULS\\ an Supt Sunda' School 9:;}) a m preach Church School 9 a m Worship 10 a m m.e Sf'n1~ fh sl and !hlrd Sundav followmg BlblC' Stud) TUE"Sdav 7 W p m UM W Suod n School 'outh m(>(>ling .ll p m ('V Third Tuf'sda \ 7 30 p m Communion l'" Sund:.J \ Fir st Sunda\ IArch('r \ GRAHA M UNI TE D METHODIST CENTRAL CLUSTER PH• IC'hlng (I \0 1 rn f11 :-;t und St'COnd Su n Rev Jame~ E Corbitt <1 r~'"' ol 1C' h month tht rd and fou rth Sun Rev Steven Nelson dm ~ P tCh month v. orshlp s(>n ICC'S at i 10 Rev Ri chard Kothemlch p m Weti:1C'sda\ C\C nmgs at 7 30 p m Rev Robert E Robinson Pc_av11 1nd R1blt Stud \ Rev Andrew Rubenklng : · f\E \ E N fH OA) ADVENTIS1 Mutb \ SBUR Y Svra('USe l -Wmship11a m • cr ry Hugh ts Hoa cJ Poffi(ll o' M.lchaC'l P1 Chun h School 9 4!5 a m Charge BJble nnkov. ~k p l!-ilor M<!Jl<' Spn cs Sabbath S1 Ud \ WC'd n<'sdav 7 ~0 p m UMW first Sc h 11 11 Su ut Sa bbath S( hool a1 2 p m on TuC'sda\ ., Kl p m Ch01r Rehea r sal S ttu da\ u 11h \\ ( I Ship s('J\ IC'es follo"-lfl£ \\f'dnpsdav 6 30 p m UM\\ fourth Sun .11 \ l!'l p m da v 6 lOp m (Nt'lsonl RUi t \ ND FIRS ! B~PTIST CHURCH ENTERPR ISE - WOJ ship 9 a m - S..,111 lll ll l PI \\arncr Supt Sund;n Chu1ch & hoollO a m 8 1ble Study Tu<'s • School 9 \0 a m Morning 'w\ or ship 10 4~ dav 7 \0 p m UMW FIJ st Mondav 7 30 ' d m p m UM) F ~ und a\ ti p m Choir Re POMmOY FIRST BAPTIST Da\ld h('a l sa l 6 ~0 p 11\ Wednrsda\ 1Rothr .. M mn mnustC'I \\ illlam Snouffer Sundav mi{ hl • SchOol Supt Sunday School 9 :m <~ m Fl AT\\ OODS- Church School 10 a m Mol mn_g Wors hip 10 W a m \o\ orshlp 11 a m Bible Stud ~ Thursd ' F IRST SOUTHE RN BAPTIST Po UMYF' Sunda~ 6 p m da\ 7 p m 'i m{ 1ov P1kf' Da\ 1d Hun1 pa stor Jack 1Ro1hC'm f hl • N('('ds Sunday School Dln't'Ct or Sun da \ FO REST <RUN - Worship q am : S( ool !l 10 a m Morning Wor shrp 1() :m Chm <: h S('hnoi 10 a m Choir pr3C'I I<'C' , e\ <'ntn£ "01 sh1p 7 3(1 p m Tucs dav VIsI I Uf's da ~ 6 ~ll p m UMW frrst Tuesdi:I 'V • ta!lon 7 p m V\f'dn esda\ Praver sc1 \IcC' 7 10 p m 1Nei!-!Onl • 7 10 p m Mission F rl(lnds 7 :m p m HEA fH I Mlddl£>por 1)- Chu1 C'h School ~ Gir l s In \ ctlon 7 lfl p m Act pens 7 :W p q :\0 a m Worship 10 ]() a m Bibl<' ~ m Cho11 P articc A :10 p m Stud y I uu;da y 10 a m UMW Sf'cond I" FA I1H TA BERNACI E CHURC H Bat Monday 7 ~0 p m UMW St-rond Mon 'it.: lev Run Road Rf'\ Emmet t Rav.. son p ts da' 7 10 p m UMM Third Mondav ; W \ to1 Hand II v Dunn supt Sunday School p m ! Robinson 1 ... lOam Sund" f'\<' nl ngs('r\I C(' 7 lOp m MI NERSVILl E- \\ orshlp Scn ir<' 10 "" 81hlf' !Nu: hmg 7 30 p m Thu rsdav a m Chu rch & hool 11 am UM W th1rd : S\ RA CUSE MISSIO N CHf'll v St S\ WC'd nC'sda} 1 p m Chmr practice Mon • racusf' S(•l \ I ('(IS JO a m Sunda' F.H'mng da y 7 ll p m !Nelson ! • sc"tviC'C'" Sunda' md W<'d nc>s dav at 7 OOp PEARL CHAPEL - Wor ship Sf'rvlcr 9 ~ m a m Ctlurch School 11 am UMW Sf> r MI ODl EPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST cond Tuf'sd<~y 7 W p m 1JMYF last TuPs r JN CHRI S1 1AN UN ION La" renee Man da\ 7 30 p m tubt>nklng ) 111 if'\ pa stor Mrs Ru sSf'll Young Sundav POMEROY - Chutch &hool 9 15 a m " School Sup! Sunda v Sc hool 9 :10 a m Wor~ hl p St-1\ice 10 30 a m Choil rf' • Ev(lnin,g "' orship i 10 p m \\ t"dm sda\ hC'ar sa l Wl'dnpsday 7 :lOp m UM W S(l '- p1 a-.C'r m!'C'IIng 7 10 p m cond Tuesdov 1 30 p m UMYF Sund ov "' MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF GO D ti p m I Corbitt\ ,... : Rae InC' Rl v Jamt's Sa t1<'rr1cld pa stor ROCK SPRINGS - Church School 9 1~ .. F1t'ema n \\illl ams Supt Sundon S{hnol t m Worship 10 am Blbl(l Studv W£1d ... 9 45 a m Sunda\ and \\ (ld nr>Sda v f'\ C'n nf'"da\ 7 3ft p m UMYF IS<>niors l Sun ... : In) SN\ lf t.S 7 p m dav S p m I Juniors) C'\f'rV othf'r Sun , , MIDDL EPORT F IRST BAPTIST da' 11 p m rRothemlchl t• (;ern(' r Sixth and Pa lm t'r The Rt' MiJik RU rLAND- Church SChool q 4~ a m J M cClun,5: Sunda\ SrhOol 9 l 5 a m Dan \\ ors hip 10 lOam UMWIE\IC'nlnlgCI I ~ Whi tt' Sunda' School Supt 1ohn Rlc>bei CIC'l s~ro nd Wrd ncsday 7 30 p m L: M\\ -;, SI Asst Sup! Mm ning \\ orshlp 10 15 a 1Aftnnoon Clrcl<' l second Thursdav I p ~ m Youlh mf'(ltln,g 7 30 p m WPdn PSd <~' m IRubf>nklngl ..... Incl uding Wf'f' Tol s E ager Ek>a,ers Ju SALEM CENTER -Church School 10 .... nlor Astronaut s and Jumor and Senior am \\ orship 9 45 am 1Rubenkln2 ! ,.. High 8 ) F chou· practice 8 30 p m \\ed SNOWVILLE - Worship 8 30 am ,.. ncsda y Pra\N m(IC'!In~ and Blblf' srudv C'hu1 ch ~c h ool lO a m IRutx>nklngJ ; ;: Wednesday T 30 p m . ( HURCH Of C'HRIST Mlddl ~por t S!h • ' "d Maln Bob Mellon mml st£'r AI Har t ... sr n t "~"l )(" Itt<' mlni,.IPr Mike Gerlach ~ Sund 1, School Superintendent Bible l s( honl t) l(l 1 m Mo r nm~ Wor ship 10 JO ~ .1m ~ \ lnin g \o\otshlp .. OOpm Pra' cr '""mC'!' tln,L! W f'dnr>~d n 7 00 p m ., MIDDI I PORT f HURCH OF THE NA ' ~"'7.ARf.N I Cn p.1 sl t r s RC'\ Ch 1r l<'s Coylf' : i"'~·nd HP' N tn n Co\o iC 8!11 Whit e Sunday • ~<!hoo t Supt su nd I V SchOol q :10 l.l m ...Ml rn !n.c \\ 01 shi p 10 JO a m Sunda y .. E, tngf'l p; tlr rt1C'f'!lng .. 00 p m Pra\f'l ... m' ( tlnJ! WC'dnt sd n .. nn p m UN I1 Ell PRESRVTERII\N 'IINISTR\ OF "!;:- MEIGS ( OUNT\ ~ Rj' \\and&t. John!'lnn Director '" llarold Jo)mson ... .. Uln-ttor of Education ' HARRI SONVH I E PRESBYTERIAN .. ( IIURCH Sunda\ Worshi p srrvl('{' 9 00 :: am Chu1 rh S..:hool 10 1'i am Bible P-~ Stud\ Sunda\ 7 ~~~ p m P1<1vt'r Group "" " f'dnesdav q on a m MIDDl EPOR1 PRESBYTERIAN -: CHL RC H Church ScfJOol 10 15 AM • MornlniZ \-\ orstllp 11 15 AM Bible Stud y l':'Tut'sda\ HI 00 a m 8 1blf' Study Thurs c drl\ 7 :lOpm : S\ RACUSE FIRST UNIT ED PRESBY ~ TF.RIA N CHURCH Wor ship SPrvic(' 9 00 .. a m Chu1 ch SchOOl 10 -oo 3 m Bible ~ studv Tuf'scl a\ 10 a m Junior and Senior .. Hl~h Youth l.1oup Sunda:v f\ 00 p m ,..,.. '" flUTI AN D CHURCH OF GOD Pastor ,. R€'V John Evans Sunday School 10 00 a ~: m Su nda~ Mornln~ Worship 11 00 a m Ctllldr r n s Chu rchll a m Sunday even • In£ st'n Icc 7 00 p m WPdn esday even ;, tng YounJ!' 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Wednesday F'amlly Worship 7 00 p m • HAZEL COMMUNITY ('HURCI' ' near • *'1-Umg Boflom Edsel Hart , pastor S.unday • Nat1onw1de Ins, Co. of Columbus, 0 104 w Marn 992 2311 Pomeroy Equinmenl •rn• SOUTHERN ClUSTER Rev Roger Grat:e Rev Paul M ~ Gulre Rev Keith Rader APPLE GROVE- ChurcfiSchoo19a m V. orshlp 10 a m I First and third Sun davsl UMW S('~Ond TuC'sday 7 30 p m Pt avc t meetlnJ: Wednesday 7 p m !Grace\ RETHANY - Worship 9 a m Church School 10 a m Bible Stud y Wednesday 10 a m Dorcas Women s Fellowship WC'Cin f'sda} 11 a m (McGuirE") CARMEL- Church School 9 30 a m Won.:hip 10 45 a m St'<'Ond and Fourth Su nd a~s Fellowship dinner with Sutton third Thursday 6 30 p m (McGulte) EAST L ETART - Church School9a m Worship 10 a m second and fourth Sun davs UMW first Tuesday 7 30 p m IGract') LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am Chu rc h School 10 am tGrace) MORNING STAR-Worship 9 45a m Church School 10 30 a m Bible Study Thu rsday 7 30 p m tRadE'r) MORSE CHAPEL- Church SChool9 341 am , WorshJp 11 a m (Rader) PORTLAND - Church School 6 30 p m Worship T 3'l p m UMYF Wednesday 7 30 p m (McGuire) F.ACJNE WESLE:Y AN - Church School 10 a m Worship 11 a m UMW fourth Monday 7 30 p m Men'l Prayllr Breakfast Wednesday 7 a m (Grace) StJTI'ON - Church SChool 9 .10 a m Morning worship 10 45 a m fltst and tfllrd Sundays, Fellowship dinner wUh Carmel, third Thursday, 6 30 p m (McGulu~ KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Oliver swain, Supt sunday School t 30 a m ev ery week o Attend Church this Sunday ,, Beegl e Ira and Dtddle Oval 2 1 25 522 4 4 Beegle Ira and Dtddle Oval 19 06 52000 Cha11arr a Sales and Serv&ce Rutland. 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'H« W........ ~- S....::.. ~ 0 ~ IIIlO'> Cfoo .,... - HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Rev Tom Staten pas tor Sunday School 9 30 a m Evening service 7 30 p m Wedn~:-sday prayer meeting 7 30 p m BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Duane Wuden mlnls1 er Bible class 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Evening Worship 6 30 p m Wed nes day Bible Study 6 30 p m NEW STIVERSVJLL E COMMUNITY CHURCH, Sunday School serv ice 9 45 a m Worship service 10 30 a m Eva n ~e llstlc Service 7 30 p m Wednt>s day Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursday ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harrisonville Rd. Rob ert Purtell minis ter Ron RUfle Sunday School Superinten dent Sunday School 9 30 a m Wotshlp service 10 30 a m Event,ng worship Sun day 7 p m and Wednesday 7 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Pine Grove The Rev William Mlddleswarth pastor Church ser vice 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCR OF CHRIST John Wright pass1or Sunda} School 9 30 a m Larrv Haynes S S Supt Morning worship 10 :ro a m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Rev Thomas H Coll!er pa stor Martha W olfe Chairman of the Board of Christian Life Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday Morning worship 10 30 a m evening worship 1 30 p m Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday LIBERTY CHRIS'I'IAN CHURCH Dex ter Woody Call pastor Services Sund.ay 10 a m and 7 p m Wednesday 7 p m RACI NE FIRST BAPTIST Don L Walk<'r Pastor Robert Sm tih Sunda y School Sup! Sunda\ School 9 :lJ a m Morni ng " or stll p 10 -lO a m Sunda \ !'' c>nina worship 7 \0 p m \\f'dn('sday evPninR Bible stud\ i 30 p m BURLIN G HAM COMMUNIT\' CHURCH Burlingham R('v Ok t'~ Ray Laundrrmllt pastor Ph 99? "' ~24 Sunda\ SChool10 00 a m Sunda y t'Venlnl'! sPrvicl:' 7 00 p m 'hedn(lsda} l'Vt'nlng sC'n IC!' 7 OOp m DANVILLE HOIINERS CHURCH loca tPd on Rt 325 be!W('£>n Vtn10n and Lan~ sv ill c RPv Ben W<1 tt s pa stor Sun dav Sc hool R &I a m Bobb \ Lambert S S ~ upt Mornlngwor ship10 :Ki a m Chil dren s Happ } Hour 6 45 p m Pra v(lr and Bible Stud\ 7 30p m Ml ss10nr~r\ ffi('('tin,l! first Wrdn esday of each month 7 lOp m For Information call~ R-167 SI LVER RUN BAPTIST Bill L1ttlt' pas tor Steve Lit tle> s S Supt Sunda y School JOa m Morning '1\ or slp 11 am Sunda v t>ve nlng wnr shlp 7 30 p m Pra yC'r meN In~ and BlbiPstud v Thursda\ 7 :ro p m ' outh m t'<'llng Wcdn<'Sdav at 7 p m CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 183 N 2nd Ave Middleport Sunday School 10 a m Sunday and \\(ldn<'sda v E\t'nl ng SC'rv ices at 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Re' R E Robinsnn pastor Sunda~ School q lOa m Wo1shlp s('rvtce 11 a m E\E.\ning sen IC<' 7 p m Mid week SE'ni<e Wt'dn<':'l dav '" p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIA N CHURCH Rob('! 1 E M ussrr pa stot Sundav School 9 30 am Paul Musser supt Mor ning worship 10 30 a m Sundav t'VPnln~": s£'r vic(' 7 p m rhid 'tl. e(>k S(>r\ Ice W<'dneo;: day 7 p m SYRACSE CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Rev JamPs B Kltt lr pastor Sherm an Cundi ff sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 :Ul a m E' an~ c ll stlc s<'rvice 6 p m Pra yer and P1 alse Wt>dnesdav 7 p m Youth mt'f'! In~ 7 p m EDEN UN IT ED BRETHREN IN CHRIST E ld e n R Blake pa~IOI Sunda y School JO a m Robert Rt>ed Supt Morn lng sprmon 11 a m Sunday niRht St'r v i cPs Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m SOn~ serv loe 8 p m Preaching 8 ao p m Mid wef'k prayer meellng Wedn~:-sda y 7 p m Alvin RePd layleader HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Roger Watson, pastor Crenson Pratt Sunday School Supt Morning worshlp9 3() a m Sunday Schoo110 30 a m Evening service 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Donald Sbue pastor Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supl Sunday School 9 45 a m Evening wor ship 6 30 p m Prayer Meeting 6 30 p m Wednesday. TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST Jocly Holland, mlnlaler lleryl Wells Supt Morning worthlp 8 00 a m Church School 9 00 1 m CHESTER CHURCH OF mE NAZA RENE Rev lk!rberl Grato l)aalor Frank Riffle, 1upt Sunday School 9 :lJ a m Wonhlp .er:vlce. 1l a m and 7 p m Suadoy WedDOI<Ia)', 7 p m Pra).'t'r meet lnl, I LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST C!IURCH Rev Robert Mitior, poalor R<> bert E ~ Barton, Dtreetor ot Cbrlstlan Edu calion. Lloyd Wrllhl, •ulataat Sunday !!chool 9 .10 a m : MoraiDI worobiD 10 .10 a m Choir practice Sunday 8 3d p m Evealnl woraltlp 7 30 p m Wedallday Prayer and Blblo Study, 7, 30 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Cbulet Ruuetl Sr , mlnl1ter Rick Ma Y~ntO& comber supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m , Worship service 10 30 a m Bible study Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATIER DAY SAINTS Port land Racine Road William Roush, pastor Linda Evans, church school director Church school 9 30 a m Morning worslp 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 Schoo110 30 a m Bible Study and prayer service Thursday 7 3Q p m THE CARLETON INTERDENOMINA TJONAL CHURCH Kingsbury Road Rev Dav id Curfman pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl Supt E vening war ship 7 00 p m Prayer meeting Wednes day 7 OOpm LONG BO'ITOM CHRISTIAN Jody Holland pastor Wallace Damewood Sunda) School Supl Worship service 9 a m Bible SchoollO a m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH Rt>v Therron Durham pa stor Sunday School at 9 :lO a m Morning worship a1 10 JO a m Sunday CH•nlng 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 Lawren('e GlucsC'nca mp past or RE'v Roger Willford as st paslor ~ Preaching s£'rvlcPS Sunda} 7 30 p m Prayer mee ting Wednesda y 7 ,)) p m Gary Grlfflth lea der Youth gr oups Sunda;,. evening at 6 30 p m with RogE'r and Violet Wlllfordd lt>ader:.; Communion sprvlcP first Sunday each month WHITE S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH- Coolv ill e RD Rev Phltllp Rt denour pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m worship sprvice 10 30 a m BiblE' stud y and " or ship service Wednesda) 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Mark Jones pastor Bill Sun da y School Supr Sunday Morning Wor ship and Communion m RtiTLA~D BIBLE METHODIST Amos Tillis pas tor Jay St14es supt Sunday Sc hool 9 3() a m Morning worship 10 30 a m Sunday evening service 7 00 p m Wcdn£>sday servl£'f:' 7 p m WMPO pro~r a m 9 am each Sunday R UTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Rt>v Lloyd D Grimm Jr pastor Sunda~ School 9 30 a m Worship serv ice 10 30 a m Young people-s servi <'e 6 p m E va ng('llst \c ser vlcr 6 30 p m Wednesday sPrvlcc 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Miller St MaJ;on W Va Eug('ne L Con~ cr ml nist('r Sunday Bible Study 10 a m War ship 11 a m and 7 p m WPdnesda} Bible Stud v VOC'a l music 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dud ding Lane Mason W Va J N Tha cker pa stor Evening sf.'rv ice 7 30 p m Womens Mini st r y Thursda y 9 30 a m Wedn('sday Pra}er and Bible Study 7 15 pm HARTFORD LH URCH OF CHRIST IN C'HRISTIAN UN ION The Rc' William Cam plx-11 pas101 Sundnv School 9 30 a m Jumes HuJjl'hC'S sup! Evening service 7 30 p m \\ OOnsd av <'V<'nlng pravC'r mf'('l lng 7 lO p m Youth prav<'r servict> each Tu<'sday FAIRVI E\\ BIBLE CHU RCH Letart W Va Rt 1 Jamt?S Lewis pasto1 War ship Sf'f\ IC<'S 9 W <1 m Sunday Schoolll a m E\ enl ng worsh1p 7 30 p m Tue~day rotta~t> pr Cl\('r mC'etlng and Bible Study 9 30 am Worship scr v lC<' WednPS day 7311p m OUR SAVIOUR I UT HE RAN CHURC H Walnut and HPnrv St s Ravenswood w' Va Th(l RE.\v Crorgr C W(IJrick pastor Sunday SChool 9 30 a m Sunday worship ll a m CAl VARY BIBLE CHURCH located on Pomero}: PlkC' County Road 25 nur Flat "' woods. ncv Blackwood paslor ServlcPs on Sundav at 10 &I a m and 7 30 p m with Sunda) School9 30a m Bible Study Wed nes day 7 30 p m FAITH FEL LOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST Sl Rl l18 Anltqutty Rov Franklin Olckl'ns pastor Sunday morn , lng 10 a m Sunday evenln~ 7 30 p m Thu rsday evt'ning 7 :K) p.m STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY BAP TJST CHURCH . Pastor Robert Byers Sunday SchooiJO a m Worshlp .servlcf' 11 a m Sunda' ('VCnln2 se1vice 7 30 p.m Wednesday evening' sen Icc 7 30 p.m INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH Inc Pearl St Middleport R<'V O'Dell Manl~ pastor Sunda y School9 30 a m Morning worship 10 30 a fl'} Evening wors,hlp 7 30 p m Tuesday 12:30 p m Wo mt>n s Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7,30 P m PrayE.\r and Praise service RliTLAND APOSTOLIC CHuRCH OF JESUS CHRIST Elder James Millet' Bl ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday SchoollO a m Sunday night service 7 30 pm , POMERO'( WESLEY AN HOLINESS Harrbonvll1(' Road David Ferrell pat' tor Clinton Faulk Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 :KI a m , morning wor ship, lla m Sunday e\enlng l(>rVIce 7 30 P m Pray(lr Mff'ttng Wednesday 7 JO p ., m MT MORIAH BAPTIST Fourtb and Main St Middleport R e\ Calvin Minnis pa stor M rs Elvin Bum~ardner supt Su ndav Sc hool9 30 a m Worship service 10 4~ am SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Josf'ph B Hoskin!'i evangelist Sunda) Blbk Study 9 a m Worstllp 10 a m Sun dav evening sf'rvlep 6 p m Wednesday C've n l n~ servlcP 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Racine Rt 124 William Hoback pastor Sunday S{ hool 10 a m Sunday evening service 7 p m WE'dn("sda v evening servlct> 7 p m CARP ENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle ~upt Sunday School 9 :10 a m Morning Wm ship 10 30 a m Prayer service altern at(' Sundays MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CRRIST CHURCH Located In Texas Communttv off Ct Rt 82 Rev Robert Sa nders pa sto1 Don Wil l layleader Sun dav School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 45 a m Even I n~~: pt eachln~ service se cond and fourth Sunda) at 7 :VI p m Christian E ndeavor first and third Sun day 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer m ectln~ and Bible Study 7 10 p m JEHOVAH S 1\ ITN ESS 37319 Slale Routf' 124 ~Onl' mil(' £>as t of Rutland ) Sun day Bible iectur(' 9 :W a m Watchtower ~t ud ' 10 30 a m Tuf'sdav Bible st udy 7 30 p m Thursda\ Th~:-ocra tlc School 7 :ll p m Sl>rvlce m C'E' tin ~ 8 20 p m CHURC H OF GOD OF PROPHECY Located on 0 J White Road of Highway 160 Pat H<'nson pa~tor Sunday School tO a m Clas sl:'s for all ag('S Junior Church 11 am Morhln~ worship 11 a m Adult Choir pra cllcc 6 p m Sunda y Young Pea plf' s Children s Church and Adult Bible StUd\ Wedm sda' at 7 :KJ p m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL 570 Grant St Mlddl('port AffillatE'd with Southern Bapti st Convention Sunday School lOa m Morning worship 11 rt m Evenln~ wor ship 7 p m WC'dn<'sday ev<'nlng Bible studv and8ra yE.\r mC'etlng 7 p m BRADF RD CHURC H OF CHRIST St Rt 12.Ja nd Co RU ~ MarkSeevf.'rs minis tf'r Sundav School Sup! S!<'H PickPns Sunday SC'hool 9 :ul a m Morning wor ship 10 30 a m Evening worship 7 p m Wffinf'sday ~Olsh l p 7 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner Svca morC' ond S!'cond Sts Po m<'t O\ The Re' Wi l liam Mlddi('S \Hlrth pstor Sunday SChou! 9 4~ a m Church Sf'f\ !C(I 11 a m SACRED HEART CHURCH Msgr 1\ nthonv Glannamorc Ph 992 5898 Satur da\ E vC'nlng Ma ss 7 :m p m Sunday Mass R a m and 10 1 m Conf('SSions 00(1 half hour txafOI (' (laCh Mass ceo claSS('S 11 a m Sunda' VI CTORY BAPTIST 521 N 2nd St .Middlepm t Jam('s E KePS('I(l pastor sund:n. morntn~ wor ship 10 a m Even In~ ~C' r' lrr 7 p m Wed n ~s d a' evening worship 7 p m Vlslla11on Thursda y 6 lO pm TRI NITY CHRISTIAN ASS EMBLY C'ool v111C' Gilbert SpencC'r pastor Sunday Schoo19 :JO a m Morning sPrvlcf" 10 :W a m Su nda) f'Vt' n l n ~ servlc(" 7 00 p m Mid W('(lk pravilr S<'rvi cf' Wf'dnC'sday 7 p MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL Third Ave Rev Clark Baker pa st or Carl Not !Ingham Sunda y Sc hool Supl Sunday Sc tlool 10 a m wllh { lasses for all agC's E vening sen lees at 6 p m \\ednesday Bl ble stu.;ly at 7 lOp m Youth services Frl day at 7 30 p m ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP 128 Mill St Middleport Brother Chuck McPherson pastor Sund ew School 10 a m Sunda} evening services at 7 p m and Wednesday services at 7 p m NTIQUJTY BAPTIST Ea rl Shuler pas tor Sunda y School 9 30 a m Church ser vtce 7 p m Youth m eeting 6 p m Tues da y Bibl e STudy at 7 p m FULL GOSP EL LIGHTHOUSE 33045 Hi land Road Pomeroy Tom Kellv pas tor Danny L amb('rt , S S Sup! Sunday mornlnJi:: service at 10 a m Sunday even lniZ service 7 30 p m Tuesday and Thurs day Services at 7 30 p m WORD OF FAITH 93 Mill Sl Middle port Richard St('warl pastor Sunday mornln2 Sf'r vlce 10 a m Sunday evening 7 :II Tuf'sday morning Bible study 10 a m Wed nesday ev('nlng 7 :m p m Thusday morntn2 video with Kenneth Copeland 10 a m Friday <'V!' nln~Z "Ideo with Kenneth Copeland 7 :\0 p m NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE R('v Glendon Stroud pastor Sunday Sc hoQI9 30 a m Worship service 10 :rt a m Youth st>rvlce Sunday 6 15 p m Sunday ('venin~ scr vt<'e 7 00 p m Wed ncsday P rayer Mf'ct ing and Blblr STudy 700pm NEASE SETILEMENT CHURCH Sun dav arternoon s€' r v l c~s at 2 :W Thursday cvrnlng service" at 7 30 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ma son W Va Past or Bill Murphy Sunday Schoo\10 a m Sunday ('vening 7 30 p m Prayer mC'<'IIng and Bible study Wednesday 1 30 p m Evt'ryonc welcome RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST Sa lem St Rev Paul Taylor pastor Sunday SChool tO 3 m Sunda y eve nln~~: 7 30 p m Wcdn<'sday evening prayer mef"tin~ 1 30 pm SOUm BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH Sliver Ridge Duane Syden strlcker pa stor Sunda} School 9 a m Church servlc£> 10 a m BlbtC' Study Wed nesday at 7 30 P. m June 1hru September 7 p m October thru May Sunday evening FE'IIowshlp 7 p m June thru September 6 p m Octobt>T thru May m MT OLIVE CO MMUNITY CHURCR I '"' lf'ncc Bush past01 Ma;.c Folm€'r Sr Supt Sunday School an d Morn i ng Worship q Vhm Sunda~evcnln2 s ('rvlrf' 7pm Youth mcetln l'!: and Bible Stud\ Wl'dn£>S d IV 7 p m UNITED FAITH CHURCH Rt 7 on Po mf'rov 8\ Paso.; Rc\ Rob!'rt Smith Sr pal\lur R<'V J,lme!i Cundlfr a sst pastor Sundm SC'hool q :vl a m Morning war ship 10 :J:I a m E v <' nin~ IJ. Orship 7 :«) p m WomC'n s Fcl1o'Ashlp Tuf'sdav lOam Wednesday niJ?,hl prayf'r sf'rvlcc 7 'o p m FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Rail road St Mason Sunlla} School lOa m Morn In~ Y.o r.s hlp 11 n m F.\t>nin2' Sf'I\IC<'6p m PHl Vf'r m E'C't lng and Blblr Studv Wed nf'sdav 7 p m the followtng Name Sectton Number of Lot or Survey Acres and Total "For A Real Auctoon . . . coo~lhe Real McCoy" "Mac" McCoy [B 216 S Socond tn lSI VIZ SERVICE VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. SWISHER & LOHSE 992 29SS and desc rtbed The Interested Businesses Listed On This I I J, I Carlos and / o r Brenda 35 16 08 5278 78 Cowan D Earl 22 50 $16 19 Fultz Carlyle and Vtrgtl Law son 35 80 s 526 85 Ha ves Donna 23 5 1205 5534 31 A1ffle Randy and/or Rob1n 16 1050 S1 58B2 ft!tlle Randy an" /or Rob1n 16 50 5322 Rutherford Franklm D et al 32 50 s II 82 Sm1th A ch ard 0 4 66 25 $94 II BEDFORD COAL Lee Mabel et a 9 S42 26 BEDmRD ORANGE Taylor Glennes F or Elm o 3 706 Sl468 CHESTER TOWNSHIP RESIDENnAL AND FARM Bailey James rmd / or Cella 12 40 S 274 88 Bailey James and / or Ceha 3 37 s 78 Ba iley James and / o Cel1a 3 3925 S5301 Ba lev James and/or Ceha 9 5 s 58 Ba ley Junes and / or Cella 3 I S 98 Ba1ley James and/o Cella 3 16 50 555 50 Brawne r Jo hnny A and /or Ca rol J 33 3 S I 302 76 Bush Ruby 1 2 1 S II 0 66 Fros t R1charrl et al 22 $139 84 Jac ks Robert E and / or Donna Y 17 4 S 195 89 Kaut z Robe rt l Sr and George ft eden ck 23 90 50 399 4 2 Ka1 1! L Robe rt l Sr and Ge01oe F edenck 18 3 s 13 67 M cOan1el Luke S and /or Kathy 3 I S 3 I 22 M c Dan u:!l Luke S and/or Kathy 3 49 S367 08 MeG aw Jo Ann 6 16 547539 M1c herson G ~ o W S26 4 2 Salyers Joseph M and / or Ma ry Jo 8 4 75 s220 85 Salvers Jos eph M and /or MatyJo 14 4 S1625 Saunders James M and/or Lyneu e I 2 20 $59 77 Sc hmu cker ClarencP. an d /o r Wenola 12 70 5215386 Wolfe G enroy E and / or Qtve 36 149 52 1 00 CHESTER COMMERCIAL Koer 19 Va 5 4 539 07 McDole W IJ 16 5 1 $46 1 9 7 Mc Do le W D 16 77 $699 19 Stout A C 2 50 S502 33 CHESTER SAUSBURY RES AND FARM Cor nell Ch arles and /o r Agnes 10 1 525 S 19010 Ramsey Ern 1e Lee and / 01 Sarah L 4 8 $4 1 06 COWMBIA RES AND FARM Allman Jac k.1e P and Barbara Sue 29 1 77 $6 4 65 Byrd fh o<1ms C anr1/or Ga11 larry Lot5S 12 Casto Jeff and M oore Lar'ry Loi6S1226 • Chaney l ev1 J 11 S40 77 Crate Jean 10 02 57 23 Dungee Oron and /o r Dana 158529173 Estep Rona d and/or W1n 019 19 5116 Estep Ronald a nd / or Wn n•e 20 55 1 90 Jones Harold P and/or She Ia J 8 6 S465 29 lovell Robin and/or Mary 2 3 065 5137 l ovell Robm and / or Mary 29 2 031 S296 3 1 M em man Rock ford and S u zr;~n ne 7 92 531500 M• ler Dorolhy 36 49 $22 56 M1ller Wlilam C and/or Ro se Ma ry 29 98 81 5501 30 Mull1ns J 0 and/or l1lhe 34 4 336 S3 1 34 Mull ns J 0 and/or Lillie 34 4 165 S103 24 Perry M1chael B and / or Nancy M 36 2 004 53!;1 72 Perry V1ctory 36 74 50 $166679 Perry V1ctory 36 45 50 S599 9 1 Pl esset Penelo pe 7 78 43 S428 15 Wh1te Peter I ond/or Edna 34 3 $366 6 1 LEBANON EAST RES AND FARM Da1 ley M1chael L and /o r Owen 28 4 S6 7 1 I Good Momd l and/or Gera ldtne H 28 35 03 $787 36 Hamr ck Wa nda l and Glenn 22 I I 3 1 S63 15 Hamr ck Wa da l and Glenn 22 665 S3 6 62 Hamnck Wan da L and Glenn 22 65 S5 29 Newlum l t1la 28 4 S 15 76 Ramsey l E and Jcnn1e F Douglas 27 4 5 16 S639~3 Rutherf ord Frankl n D et al 3 4 25 5526 Rut he rford Franklin K et al 3 4 2 $8 33 Sla ter Manon D 33 103 $426 4 3 Sla te r Manon 0 2 9 1 10 S4 4 5 Sl01er Manon 0 27 $6 19 Sla te r Mar1on 0 33 5 $23 0 8 LEBANON EAST COAL Ca 1k l et ae t al 2 1 1595 51 84 56 Coryell Edna 0 28 2 34 5174 324 Corye l Edna D 22 5 53500 Gilmt!J re R C 2 1 19 56 s 1 59 8 9 Glmo re R C 27 9589 s 796 2 1 GlllllOfF! R 2 1 40 32 5332 1 2 Gtlmo re R C 2 1 6 1 50 55 12 07 Ogan Delberl L and CurtiS 34 1 15 S684 05 LI!'BANON SOUTH C l ee~ Co r bett 0 and Jaspers Nancy 26 6 1 19 s 1292 84 Cleek Corbe t t 0 and Jaspers Nc::mcy 2 5 14 3 4 597 21 Coza n Robert R and / or Thelma Lot 33 52 19 53 Coza rt Robert R and/or The lma Lo t 35 566 86 Cra1g Jean 13 004 $ 13 44 Crary John W et al 33 40 $79 65 Crary John W et CJI 34 28 $55 7 4 Crow C H 22 6 5705 1 crow Char es H 22 9 $107 94 Crow Charles H 23 26 $255 54 Crow Charles H 28 5 956 83 Crow M V 1 5 6 25 547 37 Crow M V 15 6 25 547 37 c Snider, Randy Snider, Pomeroy, Mrs Jolmson's mother Mamie Stephenson, Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Jerry Colmer and son, Tim, Pomeroy, Mr, and Mrs Steve Blackwell and daughters, Amber andArlca, Shade, and theJohnsons' sons, Jeremy and Scott Meigs land transfers Sermonette . Mlch~el Price, Cathy Prlce to Leading Creek Conservancy Dis trict, Right of Way, Rutland Raymond Hatfield, EHeen Hatfield to Leading Creek Conservancy District, Right of Way, Rutland Hughie L Ogdln Patsy A Ogdln to Hughie L Ogdin, Hughie L Ogdln, Right of Way, Salisbury After much &bougllt and prayer, God pve me &his poem wblch much heUerthan I, whal I WilDt to pve yoo wl&h this says Sennonette. This poem was wrlltell by a remarkable woman, Amy Weems: What I'd reaDy Ike to live you lor Christmas Is a s&ar ... BriiBance in a pacJulie, Sqrne&hing you oould keep in &he pocket of your jeans, Or In lhe poclU!t of your b!llnco Sornethlnr you oould hold In your hand, llorne&lllq fiR' -ldemleM, Sorne&hln& fill' poaderllic, Soi'netlllq &hat would rerniJld you of What CllrtstmM has always meam: Advent Upt lato tile DarlmeM of tlill world, But Stars .,. GIIIJ God's for &he l!lvlnc. Aa\1 ~ lllUit be ecJIItad lo give yo11 wordtl and wishes and Pack!tr wl&baut SWs. But I cu wlllh yau Ufe As ........ &Ill! S&ar 111at ..-need &he Chrill& Cldld'a cornlnc, Alld u llled wMII awe as tile Shepherds who otood 8o me dt Ita lgl(l. James E Reynolds, Patricia Ann Reynolds to Homer Lee Bonecutter, Sr , Parcels, Middleport Huntington National Bank by Trustee, to Ben H Ewing, Parcels, Pomeroy VIllage Ronald E Hart, Hllda E Hart to Kenneth R Guinther, Carol L Guinther, Parcels. Sutton I Jerry F and Margaret 14 1 s 5 1 02 la nd conuact Lee RLchards Roush Alfred 0 36 32 05 S20 55 Roush Alfred 0 36 30 S29 38 Roush Alfred 0 36 4 $7 1 22 Rou sh Ira Lot 8 S 14 2 04 Rutherford Franklin K et al 35 1 50 546 58 Sayre M V 34 09 SB 20 Shacpnack Jack 11 12 521809 Sm•th O~ev 3 1 I s 72 7 4 Ward M chael and /or Ae becca 6 12 5 52631 Wolfe Charles Raymond an d/or Los M 3 6 19 92 $4044 LETART COAL R1 t1.h 11~ A J 5 18 S 194 96 OliVE TOWNSHIP RES & FARM Argabr te Clarence K 7 3 s 102 1 5 Barber Howard L and / o r Barbara J I 0 993 56 76 Babo Bernard 34 1 00 The lessons of 'Three Christ mases That 1 Remember" by Nonnan Vincent Peale were pres en led by Mrs Charles Gaskill atthe Wednesday afternoon meeting of the MiddlEport Literary Club hos1ed by Mrs Bernard Fultz Mrs Gaskill related the minis ter'sexperiencesasayouthgrowlng up In Clncmnatl out shopping on Christmas Eve when they were asked for money by a shabby man The youth's negative reaction his father's reprimand, and his gtvtng of a dollar to the beggar " tn the name of Christ, 'with the man s srrule, tip of the hat and a thank you 'In the name of Chrisl " The second Christmas story related to a telephone call which came to the home on Chnstmas Eve Bobo 'Bernard 2 5 0 $19 90 Bresenham Trudy G 12 117 S6818 4 Caltr1der Carl C and!or Nancy L 15 20 S 243 13 Chaney W H an d Margaret 9 95 $3581 Oa1iey Leonard E and/ or Helen L 26 2 035 568 13 D1amond Elwood C and James M Wei s 15 1 5 573 37 Dougherty Rebecca Jane 303 S2228 Fternmg Seldon R and Ida v 19 50 s I I 58 Jackson Ra nda M and /or Shtrley 24 50 s 358 59 Johnson Bobby G and /or Edna M 10 90 $ 102 90 K1bble MatTie 1 0 44 5432 50 Moffett Wlfl 1am 2 2 7 $3000 Neutz mq Narbert Patr1 ck Jr and/or A nita S 24 6 $406 37 Newl un Ernest and V~rg n1a 251505738 1 Newlun Ernes t and /o r V1rg1 24 7 88 S450 58 Null e r Paul L 1 5 s 15 5 6 Oh1o Valley M anufa ctur1 ng Co 33 25 5306 81 Osborn Allan P and Cart 0 Cr1ssman an d Nancy Barbour 13 23 38 5206 71 Osborn Allan P and Carl 0 Cnssma n and Nancy Barbour 13 26 62 S232 14 Putman Wilson II 24 1 09 520 0 3 Rand o lph Joseph 9 10 S2 4 52 Ral cl ff William Carl and /or Carolyn M 10 5 25 54 97 0 1 Rat cl ff William Car and / or Carolyr< M I Q 8 10$1 261 0 A1ce Herber! and /o r ChAry\ Banes 30 8 5 16 22 R1 ce Herbert and /o r C 1eryl Banes 30 1 54172 Rucker James and / or Con n>e 6 1 255250 Ruck er James and/ or Con n•e 4 6 s 190 84 Rucker James ancUor con n1e 8 956 51931 Rucker James and / 01 Con n e 1 4 s 79 Rucker James rmd / o Con nle181S212 Rucker James and / o Con ne68S135 Rucker James fl nd / o Con n>e 37 S135 Rucker JJmes and /o Con IH€ 24 3150 S63 9 1 Ruc ker James and/or Con n e 24 8 50 S 10 04 Rucker James Samuel Sr and / or Co nn1e Hope L 4 51310 $15 45 Ru cke r James SJmuel Sr and /or Co nn1e Hope 2 4 30 40 S3706 Scyoc Charl es and lor Ca rol 24 24 54 5928 29 Shepard Earl and / 01 No teen 23 5336 S25123 The schedule for the pickup of WIC program coupons al the Meigs County Department of Health in January has been announced Those with last names slartlng with A through G are to pickup on Thursday, Jan 3, those with last namesstartlngwlthHthroughP are to pickup on Friday Jan 4 and those whose last names start wllh Q through Z are to stop by on Monday , I I Flfth grade- f 1ank Blak£> Dodlr Cleland Sharla Cooprr R\ an CoY. an H<'a thel Davenpor1 Star) Duncan I <tra C.r rla ch An~c.>la ('~ y i}1m Hanning Darrn l .og m Ni kki Melt'r Ll~a Poulin H.obb1e- \\ 'a !I Christina \\ea\C'r Sixth w ade- TPr<'Sa fum Emt F.lli.lS Susan Houchins JarrK'\ Llt1le Stf'\f' Mart m Miss\ Nelson Shell\ Pullins Am\ Rou~ Jason Smith Joseph Smnh Kt>n Van Ma \11 Da re! Wolfe DR Classes - Jrame A-rms J1mm\ l..('(' Rogel Partlo" Ramh ShuHmct Da\mond ~:: 99( ,D 89( COllE lalth ,,.,99<,,, 89< /JH11 Brg All LANCE Cakes & Cradlers S/S100 •I mmedrale Oelrvery •Broad Selectoon • Famous Qual tly and Dependabr hly •Rent or Rent To-Own •Mat ntenance Included •NoCr edotCheck ' 19" COLOR T.V. Only $9 75 Week CALL TODAY • ENJOY T.V. TONIGHT Per RENT TO OWN 20 oz STEREO S9C BANANAS •FM AM • CoJHetle Plaver Record • Auto TurnTable SLIS,$1 •Rec ord Storage HAM SALAD • Waln u t Rack • 2 Large Speahers 99( Ll --------------------~--------- I 1 I1 "11, UNCL POATOES $349 God'• I 1 Sl 09 I1 SUGAR VAllEY IEll oach pure hose ol I 2 om ol Cereol r, C·l ADd I cu.,_ 01lto youlhe Love 'ftlat hila beellpven to me, ll111t 1 ( - 1 5-U I I ,...dr!• 1 ( - llr16 I c-1 knoclt. and ir waU lw opened to you.'" "'-* It luw been 111J experience God cu be tnl8ted to keep pt'OIJib:a \ 8ulrniiUed by Rev. 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Plant' .l ePatnc1a Roush Jaclyn Swartz Tyler WoU Adam WyaU David Eakins Kim HagJQ Dormhv Older Crockett Roush J•mmi(> Wolfe S.am Cowan Becky Dtlcs •sa Honaker Chuck l.,(>gar Jon Mattea Amy Ohllng( 1 Jason Pangia Rya n Rowe Corv Se\ mou1 Amv Whi1(' Wal1 Williams Shannon Wise Thlrd gTade - Jennilf'r F'lnk Dawn Hockman BridR:et Jacks Ann Riffle AngiP WhiiC' Tracy Fife Megan E\ ans Elisha Meadows U>slle Qualls Da nlel\t> Scull Cora See Four1h gradr - Abby BlakE' Hl'atht'r Franckowiak Sherzy Johnson Lef> Luckey OOo Kyla Sellers P J ChadwPII Linda Chapman Mall Craddo<'k Jay Cremeans Debbie Gra) Trace} Grueser Tt"rcsa Ma} l<'nnlfel Peck G1an1 Re\nolds EGGS DDZ Hubbard's Greenhouse tOIIWPif' ' 39< Ltnda Patterson of Racine and Mmd; HiJI, Letart were Surufay vtstlors of F lorence Ctrcle Mr and Mrs Douglas Circle v tstled Mr and Mrs Garrett Circle al I he Sand Rtdge Nurstng Holl'JI' Poml Pleasa n1 recently They were also recem \!Sttors of Mrs Be1ty Va n Me ier She!') I J ohnson spen1 Saturd ay e ventng "'rth Angela Dawn and J enmfer L; nn Carleton Racine MJ and Mrs Jeff Circle and famtl v of Keno Road and Mrs Lula Circ le ' ts t!ed wtlh Steve C~rcle al Crrc levtlle Sunday ,---- Th(' second sl:< \\E'f'ks gradtn~ pc1tod honor mil at the Bradbwl E iemcn lar') Sc hool hilS bl:>en annou ncl>d Making a grad(' of B or <.~bovf' In all rh<'ir sub]('('T s to bt' n<~med To thP The serond six W£>eks grading J:C"Iod honor roll at the Middleport ElemE'rltar y School ha s been anoounced Making a grade ol B or abo\P tn all their subjec1s. to 1x> named to the rOIIWC'rC First grade - Butch Bradshaw Chris Chapman Todd Davis April Hall~:-y Jcrcm) Hartson Willi<' Johnson J D Ke€':5€'(' Michael LlttiP Olanda Milford Tanya Phalln Kenda RE>vnolds Jessica Stobart Stephame Wood Bf'rn!ce Blake Tra\i.'i Fa cemyer Janette Ff1'iitf'r MlchaPIFran('kC>wlak Alison Gerlach Nicholas Mills Kea wana Quails Sara Roush Wendt Sm1th Erin Smith Cliffdrd TI!oma s DOOgt•r VauJ;:han Tan ya Imboden Second grad(' - Robby Bakf'r Keittl Da rst KE>vln Logan Trlsh McHaffil:- Bfocky Meier (Continued on Page 10) .... ,,, Carmel happenings Jan 7 Pickup hours on all lhiee daysalefrom9 tolla m andfrom l 1 to3 pm Parttctpants are top1ckupaccord ing 1o d ays assigned only and are 10 take thctr ID cards Those "ho cannol make thetr appomled da ys area lo slop al the offt ce Mulberry Helgh1s on the Jan 14 or Jan 21 from9a m tollandfromlto3p m Honor roll Bonus Buv One With Filled Certificate 511 life and death even at Christmas showed him lha1lovetrlumphsevren over death Mrs Gaskill also read Ca therlne Marshall s ' The Secret of FJappy Giving ' a srory of g11t giving from the Bible Shesatd tha1 rela tions are primary and giving secondary and that gifts are symbollc of rela\lon shtps or acknowledgement of love She closed wuh a prayer Mrs Wilson Carpenter presided al lhe m eetlngwu hMrs RoyHolter glVIng the secretary s report Get we ll cards werestgned forMrs Bert Gnmm a nd Mrs Ben Phllson Members a nswered roll call with a Chllst m as verse Mrs Fultz seiVed candy cheeseballs wtth crackers and holtda y punch frclm the red llght d istrict where a woman was ill The youth accom panted hlsfatherwherehecouldsee the dispair In human IJfe and experience the power and glory which fllled the room as themlnlster prayed for the dying girl II was there thai Norman Vincent Peale says he came to the knowledge I hal there Is good In all people The third story reviewed by Mrs Gaskill was about the montster as a young man mlnlstermg in Brookly n a,nd enroute home from a party He saw a house with two wrealhes on the door one tnmmed with gay red ribbon the olher trimmed ln black Calling a t the house1 he found 1he casket of a small clilld The slory concludes lhat the father a nd mol her's courage a nd acceptance of WIC coupon distribution scheduled in Meigs area $9565 FLOUR 9 litera_ry Club conducts meeting·. 57 $7 77 Oatley EIson Ray IS 1 60 $178 30 fts her Dons A 28 10 $46 68 Hall L•nn•e Lot 27 S 109 26 Hall l 1nn1e Lot 27 S 166 7 4 Hardy Chas Reed Lot 2 7 550 82 Jaspers Ncj ncy Land Con lrac t Carsey S99 34 Jaspers Nancy 34 3Cl.04 $33 43 Jaspers Nancy 34 38 078 536 I :l Jaspers Nancy 2 5 4 s 127 85 l awson Dale 24 1 75 537 9 5 Lawson Da le 19 8 $2 1 24 Lews Geo W 9 5 582 95 levv s John Jr 14 2 s 131 68 Lew1s John Jr 8 50 S I I 10 Long Wtl 1am M and Boggs Tammy L :15 5 S4 69 Long Wt lham S 25 2 50 S52 21 Meadows tames and I o r Martha Lot 56 S502 74 Prolf1tt Terry and/or Pamela S Lot13 S920 Proff 11t Terry and / or Pamela S Lot 12 s 1 9 68 Prolf1tt Terry and/or Pamel a S 2 4 8 S3307 R1zer W1 I am P an d/ o r Kathryn N 27 2 40 S 162 05 Roush Denn s 19 15 478 $237 3 1 Taggart Sarah Lot 11 S64 99 Talbolt Oan1e1 P and Bar ba ra R 19 1 5836 68 LEBANON SOUTH COAL Ba co n John C 8 4 20 $28 20 Bacon John C 23 8 568 20 Beegle Ira and Oval 01ddle 26 99 4 2 587949 Beegle Ira and Oval 01ddl e 23 40 5347 29 Corwin M L 15 55 $11 55 Cr..1 1n HMrv W Jr P.l :::~1 1 fl 4 750 $215 19 Cra1g Jean :tti 4U s 180 09 Doerfer Henry 22 22 50 s W4 57 Gilmore R C 32 30 5253 13 G1lmore R C 32 S273 21 Gilm ore A C 27 39 69 S336 15 Htll Albert Jr 13 3 $27 27 H1ll Abert Jr 28 2725 523 1 91 Hill Alben Jr 36 4 5 5382 78 H1l A bert J 3 4 60 5497 81 Ogan De bert l and Beula h L and C urt• s 20 82 36 550 1 92 Oqan De bert l and Beula h l a nd CurtiS 14 100 05 S606 19 P.1 rry Etta! E PI at 24 40 25 580 26 Parry E11 at E et a1 18 35 S82 4 9 Polsene M ax E 8 5 523 48 Polsene Max E 9 77 3 5 536 48 Reynolds Paul R 20 25 7 5 S69 80 Thomas Davton 23 128 $100 686 LETART RES & FARM Combs Ches te r ond /o r Hazel J r 3 7 s 268 36 H1 1 Dal e W and Mary Jane 6 25 $2 9 20 K1sfn Carman 2 5450 68 K1 ser James and Mary 2 75574 11 2 Leamond Harvey R and / 0 1 Anna M ae 32 8 547 67 Leamond Harvey R and/ or Anna M ae 3 2 2 51 19 2 l eamond Harvey R and I or Anna Ma e 32 8 54 7 67 McDa de Natha n 36 549 26 Nom s Wat er 7 50 $23 69 Par sons W lham J Holiday dinner given in area Mr and Mrs David Johnson, Middleport, hosted a hollday dinner party recently The buffet dinner was served to Mr and Mrs James Farley and sons, Davy, Jamie and Rick!. Marietta, Mr and Mrs Harold Whltteklnd and sons, Shawn and Daniel, Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Jim The Daily Sentinei-P1191 Ohio Meigs County Delinquent Property Taxes With the Taxes Assessments and Penalt es charged thereon This Message and Church USED CARS, "' MEIGS nRE \ ' CENTER, INC. 1 YOU ALSO CAN RENT TO OWN FREEZERS · REFRIGERATOR · WASHER & DRYER · MICRO"AVE OVENS ALL AT VERY LOW PRICES. INGELS APPLIANCE RENTAL Point Pleasant Middleport 675-6592 992-7028 �I 10- The Deily Sentinel Page Pomeroy Middleport, Friday, December 14, 1984 Ohio Frldey, _., ) < December 14. 1984 Meigs County Delinquent Property Taxes (Continued from Page 9) Smoth s 167 80 Caol 0 32 100 Sm•th Jerry Douglas and Atee Herbert and Edwatd Ill Lot ,113$618 Smtth Jerry Douglas and fhce Herbert and Edward Ill Lot 24 1 46 52 9 1 .. Srruth Verd te W and ElM beth K 9 38 Sl41 75 Swa n Mer tn H and/ or Sha10n J 23 1 90 $446 33 Wolfong Dale E 29 6475 26 Zarlman Pet el al 36 30 50 S98 00 Ztnach Michael Lot 14 25 $300 70 sao OUVE TOWNSHIPCOAL Bosley G Farns 35 s 126 06 OLIVE TOWNSHIP OIL AND GAS Atlant•a lnternat on a 0 I Coop 53568 1 OLIVE TOWNSHIP OIL AND GAS DELINQUENT ROYALTY M are Eddy S410 C M Schutz 5371 A P Osborne S 1 18 Ra ph Gatnes 53 00 C vde Pterce s 2 15 , ORANGE TOWNSHIP liES & FARM Brooks Jane Lee Lot 18 51052 17 Brooks lloyd F and/or Ruth A 24 4 2 61 $218 82 Brooks lloyd F and /or Ruth A 24 27 57 51052 29 Clemson Neda J 34 Lot 5 5QO ' S1682 Fat.7 kner BerkiPy C Jr an d/o Esther D L/C Tom 8u11oghs 36 35 5202 28 Nun er Paull et al 6 26 50 s 155 8 1 Nutt er Paul L et al 6 4 60 s 17 45 ... Nutter Paul L et at 12 14 50 S44 41 I'.:Jut1er Pau l et al 6 12 s 120 89 A11ch1e N1ta Jane 1 79 56 1 28 Rtt cht!'! N ta JJ ne 7 90 54 4 5 48 RussP.II Edd e Jr 10 2 50 S804 Russell Edd e Jr 42 99 $43757 Shnet s John C and/or le5he) 16 106 S9 1 1 93 Shrelds Russel F Jnd/or Anna JP.an l ot 6 1 $639 80 s T Hh H B 11 2 58 37 Torrenc e Jock N and /o r B~rhn r aR E (] 85 S12900 TorrM ce Jack N and/ or Ba obara R E 6 517 22 ORANGETWP COMMERCIAL Ohro Va l,cy Manufactur ng Co In c Lo t 5 5 63 S5799 74 Oh o VaiiP.y Manutauur nq Co Inc 5 2236 5275025 Th~ Ohro VaiiP.\o Mi g Co 5 95 S88 73 ORANGETWP> MINERALS 8rr t1on l aw P.nce Lot 6 26 50 S267 18 Cole W lo "m S 1 7 80 JO 5382 71 ORANGETWP WORKING INTEREST O> lorrl 0 I Co 538 88 RUTLAND TOWNSHIP RES & FARM e lr 1 1 1d D ddle O"u 36 I S30 60 8 r1n Lee M md Coral nc 6 1855 59]06 Brytlnt OenvP.r et 11 8 0 7 s4 86 Bryant De lVn 1 1 11 8 1 68 s6'2 09 Bur chA !I Brll and / or F or enc.e 33 50 s 12 1 60 Br rcholt Brit Clnrl/or F o ence 33 2 S20 63 Coen Kenr Pth H and Do rothy M 25 2 S20 17 Coen Kenne h H ;J 1d Do cothy M 34 2 563 94 Coerr KP. nr eth H and Do cothy M 6 4 S38 68 Oa ley Robt:nt 8 73 s 1 80 Darley Aol en E <:H ct/or Ca rolyn A 33 s 71 Darley Rot'Jerl E and / or Ca rolyn A 8 5 52 70 Da ley Rol1ert E tmd /or Carolyn A 8 5 48 55 0 4 D1riP.y RohP.rl E and/or CarolynA 2 2S9 1 513740 OJvrs A on:~ ld G 3nt1/or Lucly Dawn l ot 5 I 51502 64 Elav1s Ronald G and / or L;1dy Dawn Lot 6 1 99 S45 68 Oel1 valle Lll rJ A 27 26)357348 Delavnllela raA 27357 59 4 7 De lavale l aura A 27 8 55 S354 94 He~ r s Etua beth et al 8 1 s 12 77 Hysell Aor aid ;md /o L11da 9 23 S6207 Joh1srn l nrry G and / or GloraJ 17 633 51990 Johnson Larry G and / or GlooaJ 7 1566 S5234 Jo hns on Lmy G and / or GlocaJ 18 5 st548 Johns on Lar y G and/or Gloo'J 18 15 4642 ~ o hn son L;1rry g ald/or GlorJaJ 17 2041 Sl4002 J"dy M I 1 12 S233 70 McKnroht Carlos and /o r Betty R Bf 2 19 S24 1 49 Magurre lee 1 1 18 S399 6 1 ,MOZIIlflO Ha ry Ru sse I M anct/ or Bertrna 21 7062 59800 Nelson L••e 23 1 s 1 52 Oh o Va l ey Manufactur ng Coop 36 33 67 1374 61 Older J11nmre A and/or M aoy Ann 17 1003 $7576 Phelps Dale A et al 2 5 4905 5224 10 Phelps Dale A et al 26 13 SIS55 1 Phelps Da e A et al 26 53758155 Phelps Dale A e1 al 26 75 53 24 Phelps Dale A et al 32 1 76 S7 64 ' Phelps Dale A et al 1 50 56 50 Ph elps Dale a et al 26 20 s 144 65 Poerce Phyll s s 20 27 28 5420 13 ' and RUTLANDTWP - MINERALS Chr sty Geo A und Eun ce 7 S58 1 1 Hysell Howaod 2 s 1 1 2 3 Mar shall Thomas 12 1 513 12 The At hf!ns & Pornf.!roy Coa & Land Co 3 1 S3 10 The Athens & Pomeroy Coa & Land Co 3 2 17 56 93 The Athens & Pomeroy Coal & La 1d Do 3 5 60 s 17 74 The Athens & Pomero y Coa & Land Co 3 5 s 1 6 1 4 The Mt~ynarrl Coal Co 7 $79 66 WI ams L II e 14 2 50 529 43 RUTLANDTWP PUBUC UTILITIES 8 Cooyell Edna D 29 185 5187805 Ogan Delbert L Beulah and A H Curus 30 3 75 524 66 Roberts Anery M et al 24 sa s7647 Roberts An ~ry M et al 4 6 $!\6 07 Bee~ Sl 65 nowden Clarence Ethel 21 1 5680 15 Rut and $4403 83 Fuel Company RUTLAND VILLAGE RES & FARM Coni n Chr1St rne 8 15 s 1 29 36 Hmsehold o f Fart h Church Lot 8 s 19ti 54 Jack son B~ertt <1 Wnltor 545 67 Jackson Bertha W alton 14 02 S1538 Mrtr:hP.II Me hn M 11d/or L nda L 3 3 s 1 12 1 1 Mrtc hell Me In M anrJ/ or LndaL 168 S15733 M tel el Me In M and/or lrnda L 1 64 51254 67 M oden Robe rt illd Neva 8 06 $27 72 Nrc holson Neva 1LJnd Con t ac t Wadel Lot 20 $ 7 5 89 Swan Freda M Lot 1 521991 Sw ck C A Lot 1 03 Sl9 Q7 RUTLAND VILLAGE PUBUC UTIUTIES Rut land Fue 55579 31 SALEM TOWNSHIP RES & FARM 81e; ns Ed lh G 6 8 7 00 1 5153 68 Da, s 8 a nc h~ I or Cl 513 63 HcH ess James I 24 $45 08 Har Randy anrl/or Sherrr 19 16 $42 22 Hrcks Sam Jr anci/or Mar th a Rh ea 25 33 13 s 1989 52 McOon Jid OJ\ d E ~md/or Ve!vu_~ 18 2 06 S 7 ~0 Pa nl er 11rdr P. Communrty Chtr Ch nc 25 S l 33 s 1 7 63 Rowland MJ tha L 31 172S337 Rowlar ri Manha L 31 50 00 5296 46 Ru ssell Ger;Ji d ond / o r Irene Lot 11 S35 73 At "Sfll Gerald =!nd / o r lrenr. Lot 1? 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V and / or M tHy M 26 23 516999 Ebl r Cia Jrle V ilnd / or May M 26 72 S534 Ebl 1 CliJtJde V 11nd/o Ma \ M 26 490 52799 Ebl n Claude V and /or Mary M 26 30 50 559 97 Ebl n C aude V and /or Mary M 26 1 43 $9 66 E:vLJns Mnry 8 12 S374 79 Evans M cuv 8 10 S107320 Evans M'lrv 8 10 S34 70 Gomer Chen es el Jl 3 1 1 563 72 Hu pe Sl86 15 Hu pe $6 36 Ha on s lO 35 Aci a M Way e 8 25 12 31 25 HJ PI? Wayne 2b 50 s 12 82 Ha pe W ayne 25 33 S6 30 Hoop r Fr u c s 16 94 S2 19 8 1 H dsor Anna 8 10 $111 4 3 H rds or Ann1 8 15 $76 15 Jones Fr me s 26 26 S29 79 Kaufl H IZP.I Je 11 10 4 32 1 $17 25 Kerns Charlt•s DJ" r J 22 5 $)6 59 KPrn s ChJriPs Dwrd 16 8 94 s 137 84 Krwe M lflhJ E IPn 18 27 $336 87 l<mee MarthJ El en 18 12517 $151089 523 1795 8Jco John C Jr Jr rl l or J11rl rh A Lot 16 52782 16 Benz Pmrrcr:-r A Lot 82 S943 55 Burdet1e Edward N a 1rl / n ChP.rae Lot 21 S48 15 8 J IP. te Edwilrd N anci 1 o ChP. ~IF. I 11 17 1 5104 52 81 det1e EclwCJrrl N nnrl I a Cherale Lot 377 S3~2 71 Bu de tP. E<1w cnd N anrl / o Che cal Lot 20 S549 4 3 Cdl Dor ::1 d Lo t l j8 S33 37 The Cr ze ns N ltronal 8 Jnk: l /C A r h:H d A c hmr~n Lot 17 5 S2 4 52 The Cr wns Nat onat Bank L/ C R hard R chman l ot 175 54 62 98 KlllrP Marth ;J Ell en 18 I DJ I y Kev A and / o s 10 13 Sharr A Lot 7Q 5486 03 Lunde s John R Jr 9 59 Ft sher Jones P and / o 546 36 L 11r 1L 100$ 44137 L'lr de s Joh 1 R Jr 9 2 1 G a1.e Georqe F Jr and /o r s 136 8 1 Rebecce 29 1 902 51 19 52 La rdermrll Fr mk n and G azf' George F Jr ami/or Judy 8 33 S440 26 Rebecc a 29 22 5206 79 Lun~ ford Leonard anct/or G Lf' GAO fjf! F Jr and/or Kat her ne 9 1 5 S4 77 13 Reb<r ca 29 0 19 S20 33 M c Eih nney Fra 1ces H 35 H 1 pe Wayr e Lo t 84 150 5 1265 s 1094 84 M cEih nney Francf!s H 36 Jackson Will am E and 1 or 77557 41 2 Nor rT'a Irene 42 S9 32 McElhrnney Frances H 36 Just1s Ray monrl and/ or Er 775$7413 teen Lot 50 s 1 88 McEihrn nev F ances H iln Just s Raymond and /or Er (i/ or Walte r W 36 15 60 teen Lot 51 S129 3 1 S3 14 37 Kle11 Fred Wand / or M a the1 M cEi hmney Frances H an E Lot129 $2 10876 d/or Walt ec W 36 3 74 !<tern Fred Wand /o r M a tha $30 22 E Lot 130 $27 1 56 Mdler Donald Phdlrp and L.1rqe Jac kr e Lee anrl /or Looelt a 26 12048 572713 Voog'n'a C Lot 106 S1129 36 Mrller Donald Ph lltp and Large Jack:re Lee and / or Lore tt a 26 33 S2 50 Vrrqrn.a C $15 39 M ller Donald Phtll p and Lew1s M ae 53 S212 10 Locetto 32 30 $ i 92 83 McFarle1nd Phrll p and l o M ontgomery Thelmd Lot 12 34 557986 Donna lol 1 73 527 80 McFarland Phrlhp and/or M ontoomery Thelma Lot 4 21088 S2400 Oonn::t lot 174 S26 94 M art n Blanche lot J09 Mon tqomery Thelma Lot 5 242 52724 267 S21204 Medley Sail e and Hnrnet M on tqomerv Th elma lot 6 3 2377 S36 90 W ones 29 I B S30 87 M ohler Gerl ad and Toney M ontgomery Th elma lot 7 1 I 98 S136 04 Lot78SI111 M ohler Gertad and Toney Montgornery Thelma lot 8 1045 $1 18 57 lot 77 S422 61 M orrrson Eugene and /or M ontgomery Thelma Lot 9 Mae Lot 59 5201 34 1067 $ 121 13 Pernn e Warre n L and/or Mofltgomery Thelma Lot Kathy l oi 25 S646 44 11 6 52 s 73 84 Plants Samm1e P 9nd/or Montgomery Thelma Lot 1 Ruth Ann Lol 29 20 1 2 92 S33 07 $76598 • Morgan James W and Pullrns Hubert et al hrs und Andrews Ra lp h A 3 1 77 S72 81 lnt 54182 Morgan James W and Ragec M ary $226 65 Roush Thomas R and Do Andre.Ns Ra lph A 3 1 17 s 16 04 rol hy Mae Lot 4 Sl 10 22 Ohro R1ver Ry Power Co Scarberry Bernard and/or S30 97 Pearl Lol 104 $299 19 Oh o R1ver Ry Sc holderer Arthur lot 20 S58 15 $ 108 86 Oh o Arver Rv Power Co Shuler Wonhy S6 79 33 525 42 ., Pnce s 136 27 Martone 8 25 Prrce Norman L Jr 8 2 84 $74 77 Pnce Norn1an L Jr 8 1 44 s 130 65 Pugh Clara Belle 30 1 67 S9 93 Pu!lrns G W and /o r Lrnda 9 3 22 52421 29 Russell Wm Dilvrd 30 62 >57 00 Scheiderer Gary l and /o r Connr C' K 29 25 S356 48 Sliell Cera S and /o r Sa muel E 8 09 S55 79 Smrth H11rry H and Mar garet 9 1 53015 Un versa I FL el and Chem1cal Coc11 33 3 537 9 2 Vonce Lilwrence and /or Rebe cca Jean 36 53 s 16 41 Vance Lawren ce and~ or Rebeu..: a Jea 1 36 2 8 1 S8 74 Wh ,te W1teo P 25 7 40 s 171 63 SAUSBURY TWP MINERALS (COAL.j Athens and Pomeroy Coal and Lanrl Co The 34 49 19 S65 0 4 Athens and Pomeroy Coal and Land Co The 27 412 $54 44 Athens and Po n eroy Coal and land Co The 33 335 36 S444 01 Athens and Pomeroy Coal and Land Co The 32 1 10 s 1 54 Athens and Pomeroy Coal and Land Co The 32 2 53 02 Athen s and Pomeroy Coal a 1d La 1ri Co The 27 3 85 55 3 1 Athens and Pomeroy Coal and Land Co The 27 5 25 S6 82 Athens and Pomero~ Coa and Land Co The 32 9 s 12 10 Ath~ ns and Pomero\ Coa and land Co The 34 10 s 13 60 Athens and Pomeroy Coal and Land Co The 32 12 10 515 90 Athens anrl PomfliOY Coal and Land Co Tne 27 32 02 $42 37 Athens and Pomeroy Coa and Land Co The 34 39 19 552 2 1 Athens ann Pomerc y Coal rrnd I And Co The 34 66 27 S87 75 00rley Pa 15 2 61 524 16 Bole, Pa ul 33 1 s 24 84 Baley Paul 8 1 523 66 Ba cy Paul 32 50S 12 98 Bal ey Part B ~ Sl067 BeA gle ra or l Ova Ordd e 32 3 $4667 B rQht Clrff Coal Co The 28 9 $50 12 8 rlen Fl onnce Mayna d 31 3 s 10 79 B rl en FlorP. Cf Mayna d 32 4 5429 26 Bulen Flor ence M :wnil d 32551710 B rl en Flor ence M aynard 32 6 17 520 98 Chesterbury Co The 17 4950 56 178 2 Chesterbury Co The 32 I 1 16 S 1 11 8 I Gru eser JosP.ph 26 9 02 569 35 A ce Juseo h Lot 3 2 1 S410 78 R ce Jo se lh Lm 3 20 <223 62 R ch nond John I5 6 583 69 Sa I Product s Ref n nq Co The 16 384 5106 14 Salt P orluct" Rel1n nq Co The 16 10 S27b29 Salt Prod uct s Aefrn nq Co The 16 13 84 S398 00 Salt P 0r1 rrt <: RAfrn f'li1 r: n The 17 71 61 52049 19 I Sands W liard A 2 1 24 7 5 S346 74 Thoma9' Dayton $25 14 15 1 89 POMEROY VILLAGE Arnold G over ancl Vo!P.t L 50 s 168 40 Ba lev Paul lol 18 2 79 s \78 06 Badey Paul Lol 258 561 36 BJrtrarn Mr ton Lot 44 521 50 Bartram M1 ton and/or Donna J Lol 44 S18 26 Board Clyde K and /or Ada f Lor 262 2 S27506 Board ClyrlP. K and/or Ada f Lol 262 2 S65 32 B rt keye S::Jv ngs a lli I uan Co The Lot 1 1 S57 06 Chapmcm Paul L '1nd/or Ann a Mane lot t 89 $ 16 7 85 Danrels John E et at Lot 255 58 109 Dow· Ronald Gary and/or L;-~dy Dawn Lot 29 1 527 27 Davr s Ronald Gary and/or Lady Dawn Lo t 292 S27 29 OclVrS Ronald Gary and/or lady Dawn Lot293 S71 45 Dav s Ronald Gary and /or Lady Dawn lot 294 $32 4 23 Davt::; Rona d GcHy and /o r L ody Da"n Lo1 295 30 Dav1s Ronald Gary anrl / ur Lilcly Da~An Lot 295 S27 26 Delay Elmer and Marc a Lot 256 $15457 Delay E mer and Marcra Lot 256 s )54 63 IJeMoss A chard M and / or Esther L 5564 56 • Ebersbach Cather rne Lot 124 $3629 Ebersbach Catherrne Lot 124'12 S14ti l Ebersbach Catherrne Lot 125 S32B6' t: IChelberger J S Lo t 18 3 54 S131 15 Eochelbeogec J S Lot 18 2 S282 58 Ell< ott Juha A lot 25 4 7 S14t 71 Ellioll Juha A l ot 25 69 $115767 Eskew Marguente Lot 169 $94 f 58 Eskew Marguer te Lot 51 8 $1008 55 F1sher Kcnl E Lot 1224 1 2 S91 72 Garnes Erleen Lo t 257 S623 80 Grl more Emmett and Flor ence lot 41 S658 35 Gloeckner laura Lot 196 $76 25 Goe11 Thomas L lot 42 5 5 124393 Grog han George A and/or Jud< th D Lot 37 S524 75 Dorolhy E Lot 91 • J Lot 262 sn Preston and JuloaSue lot S2768 Hayes Jrmrny Preston and Juloa Sua l ol 8 S 18 15 H11l D9le Ford Tractor Inc Lot 560 512772 Hughes Carl lot 33 S2 18 08 Hysell Robert C and /o r Connre I Lot 419 S458 59 lh e Abraham Lot 143 5462 3 4 lhle Abraham Lot 145 s 128 61 lhle Abraham Lot 146 S24 77 Krautter Henry S40 I 11 Lakrn James 0 Lot 160 s 11 03 Lauderm1lt Orland Jr lot 1 $49 87 Laverty Kathryn A Lot 7 $10873 Lentz Leonard L Lot 11 8 59 1 63 Lentz leonard L Lot I 06 S29 12 Lrnd Aerno 8 L/C Dale Patton Lot 70 S26 38 l 1nd Rerno B l /C Dale Patton Lot 7 1 589 58 L1nd Rerno 8 l /C Dale Patton Lot 72 543 02 lyons L1ndsey L e1 al Lot 58 1 $ 12208 McKnoght Edna lot 609 S9 36 McMurray W1n lot S52 90 McM u rr ay Wm Lot 1 $62 92 Mart1n Blanche Lot 308 $101 9 1 Me1er Sophra Lot 1B 6 75 5237 81 Molden Cla rP.n ce A and Betsy A Lot 1 S6 7 60 M olden C arence A and Betsy A Lot 2 S2 90 Molden C arence A and Betsy A {Nancy Jaspers! Lot 299 57 33 MontgomRry Thelma Lot 25 35 59 S297 20 M ontgomery Thel na Lot 18 09 55047 M ontgomery Thelma Lo t 18 1688 S13957 M oons Jell Lo1 398 53 09 M orr s Jeffrey A Lo 1 14 5 17 65 M orton Charles and Dew ena Lot18 438 S23 13 Morton Charles and Dew Ana lot 1 75 S 1 1 36 M ul ford Conn e N and /or Ruth Ann 52 S 1776 52 Neutzl ng Michael A and /or Frerrda Kay 491 538 53 Osborne Thelma Lo t 480 S6 1 66 Osborne Thelma Lot 4 79 51029 16 Pullrns Rodney Lot 54 S237 64 Randolph C heste and Dar se lot 258 S 527 59 Rappold Elrzabeth Lowery Lot 6 S26002 Rathburn Chas S and Lr1zre Lo1 1 1 86 511770 RathbuJn Chas S and Lrzz e lol l S 154918 Regala Mrs Annrs Lot 18 3 50 $119 30 Rose Av s lot 258 548 78 Skrnne Alma B Lot 1 S36 99 Smrth Ethel et al Lot 9 s 134 67 Srn1th Home B and/or Ruth An Lot 30~ $1805 Sm th Home r B and / or Ruth Ann Lol 303 14 S82 22 Srnrth I J and Emma Lot 44 S92 56 Smrth l J and Emma Lot45 533 4 35 Stncktand John D Lot 257 2 59 s 154 70 Swat2r:~l Jaco b Lot 7 2 527880 W ard Dc nald C Lot 4 78 S54 93 Will ams Molle and M axte AlP.!I Roy ster S33 13 Yeauger Anna Lot 46 5440 23 Yu Jn(:l Car A lot D s 266 05 POMEROY VILLAGE MINERALS Crarq Jean 20 21 $5 02 POMEROY VILLAGE COMMERCIAL Batlev James and /o r Cel a 1 16 Bar ev James and /or Celia E Lot 128 st2 16 Bnn(jel NrcholJs Lot 2 7 7 S227 86 B1bbee He en et Jl Lot 227 S I 03 86 Chapman Anna M ar P. LOt 206 545795 Doul=)las Hannah and 81h bee Helen Lot 2 77 S I 03 83 Gue tt Tho nas L Lot 283 $4 16 25 Riffle Sha on K Lo 201 $10774 E Lot 89 sse SCIPIO TOWNSHIP RES & FARM Adrr un Roger and/ or Pom ea 14 50 510626 Branham Benny L a1 rt / 01 Kathy Lot 3 s 127 85 Branham Benny L and/or Kathy Lot 2 51 23 05 Carro I Jesse J and/or Anna L 14 25 $4788 Carro I JP.sse J ancl /or Anna L 7 25 S68 53 ~Carroll Je ssP. J and/or Anna L 14 $ 1987 D II ron Ce cr and/or Valet 4 2 167 S1263 0 II ron Cecr and / or V1olet Land Contrac t John D and Peg w Wa 1dlmg 4 1 629 S3 24 Estep James E and/or Deboe 8 1 42 S923 40 Grandsta ff Jenne 15 1 536 BB Green Edward Wayne 5 45 $530 69 GrP.Rn Edward Wayne 4 20 s 17 1 4 6 Han1ng James K and M ary M 30 54 1 74 58 1765 Han1nq Mary A 14 2 s 18 50 Howard Danny 8 c:md/or Eva S 26 137 50 S302 22 Howa rd Danny B and/or Eva S 20 17 50 59506 Howa rd Danny A and/or Eva 5 2 45 5370 59 Howard Danny 8 and/or E'a 5 2 52 5558 58 Howard Danny 8 and/or Eva 5 2 29 40 S265 25 Krng Franklin J and Loue lla 15 2 5267 76 K1ng Frankhn J and Louella 15 3668 S28 40 Norr s Haro d G and/or RheaJean 17 606 5 1 8~08 Noms Harold G and/or Rhea Jean 1 7 1 56 88 Pul l ns lmda K•ye 8 45 23 $107677 Reeves MaudeJ 24 S2 50 57506 Reeves Vorgoi 36 I f 48 Pearl 16 08 S24910 Stout B lloe C and/or Carol Eov,n l R and P.eaol 145 78 J 17 2 544 79 EIV<n L' R and Peaol Lol 39 Stout B lhe C and/or Carol $148 69 J 17 i350 5!0357 Imboden Frank and/or Lora Stout Billie C and/or Carol Mae lot4 $ 168594 J iS 1690 S8072 Imboden Frank and/or Lora Stout Bilhe C and/or Carol Mae Loll 511685 J II 50436 530154 Neutzllng Ada et al 11 Stout Bdhe C and/or Carol sao 12 J 1 I 7 $ 10 I 49 l1vo11ns Laura M 16 293 Stou t B lhe C end/Or S204 97 J 1 I 3 23 54 COMMERCIAL RACINE Stout B lhe C and/or Carol Nancy JaspeiS l ol 33 125 J 11 22 50 s 93 38 12 70 Taylor Max F and/or Esta Nancy Jaspers Lot ~4 Mae 21 51925 S37067 S276 64 Taylor Max F and/or Esta • Slater Manon D Lot 55 Mae 27 74 75 5639 36 Taylor Max F and /or Esta s 170 4 7 STa ter Manon 0 D Clelan d Mae 26 1 337 s 18 48 land Cont oact l o1 55 s 19 29 Taylor Max F and /or Esta Slater Manon D D Cle land Mae 22 7 246 S5 1 04 Land Contract Lot 48 Taylor M ax F and/or Esta 5276 7i Mae 2 1 29 5279 40 RACINE- COAL Taylor Max F and/or Esta Vance El N and/or Est her Mae 27 1425 $10651 lot 10 5 143 Wandling John D and /or Vance El N and/or Esther Peggy 4 1010 S29 92 16 $ 30 $1 42 Wandhng John D and / or SYRACUSE VILLAGE Peggy 4 15737 511927 Alfalater Jay E L01 Wandhng Jolin D and/or 1 18/ 1000 $12 68 Peggy 4 4 7 0 I S 148 04 Alfatater Jay E 50r11 SQ ft Wandling John D and/or $ 15 03 Peggy 4 2' 0!f' s9 85 Aliatateo Jay E Lot 7 300 Wandling J ohn 0 and/or sq It 56 3 4 Peggy 4 2 1 50 5236 60 Al latateo Jay E 2 Lot 8 250 Wandling John 0 and/or sq It S6 34 Peggy 4 1085 $3032 Allatate o Jay E 238 sq It Warren Martha Jewell 16 $6 3 4 35 s 1 1 95 Alfa tate r Jay E 354 sq ft Warren Martha Jewel 1 5 S6 34 50 S15 14 Alfalater Jay E 078 S6 34 Wa ren Mat tha Jewel 14 Alfata181 Jay E 28 S9 25 28 s 10 28 Allatater Jay E 09 Si 2 66 Webb Pearl and/or Marsha Alfata ter Jay E 045 30 4 556 5534 42 $ 12 66 Wessels Patncra 17 42 9 3 Alfa ta ter Jay E 095 $143 32 s 15 12 Wessels Patr era 18 29 3 7 Alfa tater Jay E 8 1 sq ft $27 76 S6 3 4 Wessels Pat nc1a 17 6 Alfatater Jay E 437 sq It $ 90 56 33 Willi s Harold Jr and /or Allatateo Jay E 06 $8 04 Rhea J 27 4292 $1963 Arnott John L and/or Jrn na Wolf For est 0 et al 23 57 L Lol 293 2 0 19 $ 123 30 5422 79 Arnott John l and /or J1nna Wya nt M r fo rd C J r and /o L Lot 196 196 5204 Betty P 30 92 S4 49 97 Arno1t John l and/ or J1nna SUTTON TOWNSHIP L Lot292 553 530 1 86 RES & FARM Ch1lde rs Jess1e et al Lo t 2 Altfater Jay E 26 s 13 69 64 Altf ate Jay E Lot89 53 96 Ch lders Jess1e et al lot 1 A tfater Jay E Lot 90 572 33 $53 97 Land Contract Debra Jean Altfater Jay E Lot 91 Hudson Cundiff Tr m and 553 94 Oebboe Lot 12 5454 40 A tfater Jay E 12 02 Dav s Mary C Lot 79 sa 97 s 177 07 Atfate Jav E 12 07 Gunther M alcol m E and/or S8 97 DonaV lotiO 57492 Altfat er Jay E 12 51 Gunth er Malcolm E and/or s 11 53 DonaV Lot9 S1487 4 Altlat P.r Jav E 12 0/ Halley Debra Sue 35 77 95 $905 92 Altlater Jay E Lot 7 $ 13 73 Hendnx Na1mqn R and/or Al tfater Ja ~ E Lot 14 0 98': Nellm 8 Lot 20 Sl 15 73 s 13 67 HFmdnx Norman R and/or Altfat e ~ Jay E 15 1 36 7 Nello e B Lot 19 543 1 02 S21 30 mboden Frank. and Lora Lo t Altlater Jay E Lm 19 2 70 294 7 25 5363 84 5 18 04 Imboden Frank. and l ora lo t Altfater Jay E Lot 83 29 4 9 S87 92 S29 53 Jaspers Nancy and C erk Altf ater Jay E lot 38 Co rb ett Lot 298 50 S55 21 54 12 30 Al tf ater Jay E Lo t 56 I and Con I act Debra Halley Sl2 22 Anderson Wm (Edwa rd or Lrsle Donald W and/or Mary M l ot 38 S460 39 Barbara Rowley) lot 76 Patterson Cor ben L Lot 6 t s 12 59 $100494 Brown Palrt cra M 19 Pa tt er sun Co r ben L l o t 63 1 6oS s 17B 38 S48 65 Burnell Ed thE 1 S235 15 Patlerson Harold L and Clendenn1a Er 1ma 19 2 13 N' ncyS Lot2 1 516720 s 137 94 Prckens Eber 0 lot 4 CoL nts V ct or and/or V rgr S70 76 n'a 1 7 1 14 522089 Pr ckens Ebe r 0 l ot 5 Cdun ts Vrc tor R and /o r 539 45 P<ckans Ebar 0 Lol 30 S69 64 p,ckens Eber 0 Lot 31 $63 83 P<Ckans Ebar 0 lot 3 2 $85 87 Ptckens Eber 0 lot 33 $785 61 R«e El z,abeth l ot 43 S289 43 R1ca Eliza beth lot 57 81 Roush Donna V l ot 7 6 $ 103 97 Secoy Pearl Lo1 298 09 $3 13 54 Slack John N Lot 34 S628 49 Slack John N Lot 3 5 Slil!7 28 Word Charles 07 55 46 And notice s hereby QIVen that the whole of suc h several tracts lots o r parts of lots w1 ll be cert rf1ed for foreclosure by th e County Audrtor pursu ant to law or forfeited to the State unless the Taxes Assessments and Penalt1es are pad W rlltam A W1ckhne Aud1tor o f Mergs County OhiO s ;n SUTTONCDAL Neutzl1ng Ada et al 30 S298 62 R1 ch mo nd John 2 $ 1 1 $ 108 88 R1chmo nd John 6 39 S39 1 27 Rochmo nd John I 84 25 S84 1 36 A1 chmo nd John 7 4 S39 67 R' chmo nd John 6 20 5200 69 Ro chmond John 32 39 $39 1 16 R' c hmond John 566 55690 35 R chmo nd John 100 60 5600 56 Rrc hmond John 2 13 s 13 1 36 Wrlltamson J M and A B 84 50 S640 69 WORI<ING INT OIL. GAl Sylv oa Radoloff Sl a44 RACINE VIJ.I.AQE Au th er $on Beu la h 22 S99 40 Au th eoson Beulah 23 $] 1902 ' Boothe DenniS 16 32 S329 83 1 Cleland Dallld and/or Maov CALL 446·4522 "ii4kft" 7/ llttl~ Call 614-992-6737 ontor wp. 79, 1st *lnwoy on ritf!t. 11/30/ 1 mo Perfect Family Gift "AHor4alilo • .,.,..lilt •n.raP"tlk "lllaifti "lndaor;Outdoor Uso "YMr lound Pleasure "Specral Introdu ctory Pnces" lllCIWOOD p...,,.,, OH. J&F CONTRACTING 'OOZEA • BACKHOE ' RECLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK ' CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WATER GAS. OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH 992·1201 ,.. Call 915-3105 1111211 mo THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP Fff AI y,., , . , W OffM:t ~·· & Furnlttrt, Wttltllnt IIIII Gra4ualion Sta· 11-y. Motnolic lips, .... Iter St...,ps, lu11nets For1111, Copy Son~eos, fie. 255 lllil St. Wu F I ICM M.6lrry Aw., Pvl•••r 992-3345 11/26/1 mo PULLINS EXCAVATING -DOZERS -BACKHOES -DIIIIP TRUCKS - LO BOYS -TRENCHER -WATER -SEWER -GAS LINES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS lAR.p~llE , ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes-Extenstve Remodellnl Insurance Work CuitQm Pole lld1s & G1r11ts Roof1n1 Work Alumrnum & Vrnyl S1dln1s 15 Yeara Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992·7683 or 992-2282 $MAU JOB$ H. 992·2478 1112311 mo pd Lena K Nessel road Cle k (121 14 2 1 28 3 tc Real Estate General -1-::--------.,.---. POMEROY,O. 992·2259 IFf USTING - l.elllrt - 2 story home with basement & tomato field Over 2 acres of bottom land thiS 6 room, 3 bedroom horne cat1 be yours lor $22,500 00 F1naocmg avatlable. ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Custom Built Homea and Siding Slllrt From 12'd6' S1zes UTI LilY BUILDINGS Blown In Insulation S1zes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses "Free Estimates" 949-2801 P&S BUILDINGS R1c1ne, Oh NO SUNDAY CAlLS Ph 614 843-5191 3/11/tlc 10 6tk: WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992·3410 or 843·5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT •ZENITH .SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Wt Hlft AF•U ll•t llltp Tll..lllla •• Pltf RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE For TEAM· CLEAN all your wmng RUTlAND AREA - In the country - Really mce farm house on 3 acres Mth bu~dm~ New, large recreation room. many features. Call lor ashow 111~ $3760000 BEAUIFUL HOllE l1llf FM1 POtnts Full basement. patio & carport. 3 bedrooms 1nd many ffulr features m thiS brick ranch Owner wants to sell $5790000 MIDDLEPORT - One of the mcest streets on Gravel Htll ThiS lmre has one oft he mcest kitchens you have seen. Woodbummg fireplace, basement front Silttng porch Nice level lot All lor only $27 500 00 NFI UIIA ROAD - ThiS ranch type house IS tn great condition & the lamtly room IS cozy and mce. 3 bedrooms & nlal yaid area lor the kids. You must see 1o appreaate $4490000 BAUIIS SUB DIV - Lg ranch home with quality matenal and wor~ 2 yr old heat pump budget $10800 NICe fileP!ace 1n family rm I 71! acres HEMLOCK GICM - Give us an offer oo this 6 nn tune lg TIIANIIS FOR COlliNG TO OIJR OP£11 HOUSE WAICII F01 OTHERS IN THE FUTURE. porch, lilse!nent. woodburner and 2 8 acres. $25,000 13 m~ WILL TIADE - 10 rm. home will1 4 rm ranled apt _ ... - , , REALTORS Henry E Cleland Jr GRI 992·6191 Jean Trwsstll 949·2660 Dottle Turner 992-5692 Jo H1ll 985·4466 clean used care 662-5311 (614)-Evenings Factory Choke 12 Gauge shotguns Only *Scotch Pine *Whitt Pine Watch For SigM 11/30/1 mo 446·3672 10/4/lfc HI ' " ''.' !', ' ! ( /'!' Plloftt 742·3171 .,. BERRY BASKET Cilllllry Glft-kmnill 6th St., Syracuse Muuduy-Sahrday 10 AM-5 PM ClOSBI 'llfiJIISDAY ap. Sun. Die. 9, 16, 23 12-6 PM NO SliiDIY CAW CAROLYN McCOY CARPENTER SERVICE -AddOM and remodehng - Roofing and gut1er work - Concrete work - Plumbing and electrical work (Free Ettlmotes) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 tr 99J·UI4 ,,••,.,, o•1• RII~OliER We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also ac1d boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992·2196 Middleport, Ohio 64 Mise Marchandiae ., HOMELitE CHAIN SAW ,,,.,, $p161tll CUNIC All C!L,,Ir!f. 614-HI-1111 GIV£ YOU A PRilf TROf'HY THAT LAST fOR YEARS AND YEARS CNJ. TODAY FOR aJRRt:NT PRK:ES ON DEER AND OTHER GAME Announcements TttE TAXIDERMY LIM .. RD SHOP IUT(ANO Ot1 PH chine rapa~r. parts and aupphea P1ck up and delivery. Dav11 Vacuum Cleaner, one half m1le up Georges Creek Rd Coli 614 446 0294 Balloons for Get Well, Ann1 verearva Birthdays part~es Smg1ng Gorrtlla Call Bal loons & Co 446 4313 Gun lhoot at Racme Gun Club every Sunday 1 00 p m Factory chocked guns For aale Christmas Trees, 2 m1lea out on Flatwoods Ad off St Rt 7 Box 36975 WITH OWNERS· CORNING FIBERGLAS 8co11of111e £Jio111e .911su~afloll .911e Belpre Oh:o C R NEWM.QN 614 413 75 u Prf!Srdeftt J R KING Sarf!Rcproscnt~lrvl' INSULATE YOUR ATTIC OR WHOLE HOUSE FOR FREE ESTIMATE PLEASA to the buli"m• who hoYt .My placed an Southern High School v..t~oD~t. Computemed Heanng Atr Selection Sw1m Molds · lnterpretmg Serv1ces :t:'tt. l1censed Chmcal Audmlogtst business or pa· trans who would like fo place an ad, contact Dennie Duel· ding at 949-2600. P1ck a fresh cut tree at Lemberts Chr~stmas tree farm Hang1ng Rock Ad Rt 33 above Mason The lzaolc Walton Club will have the1r regular meettng on Monday Dec 17th matead of 24th because of Chnstmas Eve HOME INTERIORS OPEN HOUSE Frt and Sat Doc 14 and 15 Fr> Hro 10 00 am · 3 00 pm end 6 00 pm 9 00 pm Glorta Ooler 614 742 2078 1 112 mtlea from Langsvtlle on St Rt 326 Ymii"ARY IN -DlEPOil PAUL E. ft'IOCKEY, D.V.I OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 PT. PlEASANT OFfi(E 3JDS JACISON AVE. . ....,,,....s....,.. SMW ANIIUI HOlliS ' r..-, ... ,.............. ......,,,.....,,. TlllorMoy , ......s ...... Fri. . I P.•·l ,_ Sii1W4oy 11 ••·lhH .._ UIGI A"MN S Alit SUIOIIf If ""*1.-wf lz.3.·tltl Wanted to buy uted coa l & wood heaters Swa1n Furnl & Call 8 13 tin ll 1211110 446 TROMM EXCAVATING (LUI (HIISTMAS SAlE ,.........- .............. ss-•so lago--- ....... .111-130 Glo1n .....................•3-•7 Iaiii............. 11.11.50 5h-. - - .. - ......130.150 Gnps loplacttl .....tt.12.50 •LAND CLEARED •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE FOR DRIVEWAYS PH. 742-2328 Pupp1eato gtva away, m1xed Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt 124.Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto TtefttMlllle• PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 ·10 CIIO¥y Tr D 50 Dodge Jr fondtrs.. •• '70 fondon ··:: ..................•62 76·12 Chowotlo 11·14 Cllny Tr fontlors .. • 1I 0 Car Ftn4on ..........•.......-'60 S10·515 Cho•r Trt 79·10 Mustang Fondors •• ·:.................... •10 car Ftn4tn .......;•.••....• '60 73·79 Font Tr 11·14 fKari·Cynx fontltrs • S$9 Fondon ... .. 10·14 Font Tr. Omni·Homon 2 dr ar Fondors. Ill 0 4 dr Fondors • 175 Font • Cho"' & for4 191 Tr • Ftriilors PU lufiiJit's .. • • 169 9 S 19·12 Chontto Grills 131 72.10 Dotlgo To 11 f S ford Ranger GrUis. • •• '75 Fondtrs Ford oncl ChO¥y Ja1l Gatos WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS coal burners Must be Asl"l ley King Suburban Atlan ttc or Wonderwood Also want to buy rototlllers Call 614 693 6B35 Will do all types of ex· CJVItlllg, landsca,ing, basements. SIWIIt sys· tems. water &ps hnes, Why Wait Till Winter To Remember You Were Going To Call Us? Chimney service. truck1111 (llmts· Care Call: 742-2407 446 .. 2062 water well driltin~ and tone & dut). 12-6 I m~ 614 388 8727 Free basement wtndow w1th acrean & storm wtndows Call 446 0530 Free to good home 6 week old pupp1e1 Mother IS reg1s tared Bassett Hound G1ve a Chnstmas g1ft that lasts Call Cliff at 614 992 3006 or 614 992 6167 45769 7760 or call 614 992 Buy1ng da1ly gold. 11lver coma rmgs JBWelry sterli ng ware old co1n1 large cur rencv Top pnces Ed Bur ktnl Barber S~op 2nd Avo M'ddleport Dh 614 992 3476 ----------------- lcBUYING RAW FURS Beef and Deer Htdas G1nseng and yellow root Sall1ng trapp1ng supplies Wheat hghts n1ght hghta George Buckley phone 614 664 4761 hours 12 9PM darloy Free ltand~ng fireplace old lumber or barn wood 304 773-5968 or 882 3188 E111 pI oy me nl Services Help Wanted Sttll time to sell Avon for Chnstmas and receiVe sur pr1se g1ft offer Call 446 446 0627 Duffs Smorgasbord has an tmmechate opamng tor A11t Mgr Good pay benefoto & working cond1t1ona 2 vrs restaurant expertence re qUired 1 yr management psotton preferred but not reqUired Send resume to Duffs Smorgasbord, S1lver Bndge Plaza Gall1pohs Oh MANI£Y'S TRASH SERVICE Call 614 992 5270 Part Husky and part Dober man pupp1es to g1ve away 8 Call 614 992 6 month old male Doberman Walker to gtve NOW PICIIItG IF Ill 614 992 7672 or614 992 3187 lady to ltve 1n w1th elderly lady Must have references Call 614 949 2045 5 00 pm after away Call 614 992 7458 Baby k1ttan old enough to leave phone 304 675 Guard Jo1n and you have a good part time career good benefit• monthly 603B payc~eck POMEROY · AND MIDDLEPORT ''0" ,.,,., ,, Btlll fh SlniH" IUSIIIOS-IESIDfNTIAL For Trash Pickup S.vkt CaD 992-3194 10011 MANLEY·Ownor 11·21-1 mo. "CUT OUT 101 FmRE USE" MEN'S APPLIANCE SER~ICE \fS·IS61 ,..1 M1ku •Weahert •Diahweahers •Rengel •Refrlgerolon I •Dryere •Freerers PARTS •nd SERVICE 2 adorable pups Need to see NO LAYOFFS 304 675 3950 or 1 BOO 642 3619 A.M. CONSliUCTION 1ockhoe •Dump lruck •septic Systems •coal & Limestone 8 •Bonded & llctMed Phone: 742-UU or 742-2167 11 / 1211 mo 12 to apprecoate 446 0059 31 Homes for Sale Three bedrooms central ear vmyl wa11 paper carpe1 throughout well tnaulated, new pamt attached 911 rage gas outdoor gnll awnings, mony e•tras Call446 258:l t 'l 5 OOPM after 6 OOPM call 614 245 5859 For sale by owner Large bnck ho me w rth 3 large bedroom s 2Y2 ceramtc baths large hvmgroom and dtntng room with fireplace fam1lv room new k1tchen cab~nets smgle car garage. With adJacent off1ce area Pat10 w1th alummum roof and gal gnll Storage areas 1n att1c wtth deacendmg stairway and basement area located on large lot 1n very mea neighborhood Will con Sider leaSing w1th opt1orl to buy For further 1nformatron Remodeled 2 bedroom v1 nyled home carpeted 2 acres 1224 pound tobacco allotment catv schools $22 500 5296 Lost and Found black & white Edgemont Dr Galltpohs 3628 Cell 446 Coli 614 245 Owner must aelt M tddleport home Now' Real cute real bargaan pncell Call 614 992 6941 5 mmute dnve from town located on Rt 558 '" Green Township 3 bdr LR k1t chen famrly room 1% bath 542 000 Call anycome 446 9396 In Mtddleport 3 bedrooma 1 1h baths carpeted garage 2 room baaement Vacant Pnce reduced Call 814 Srtuat1ons Wanted In Southern School D1stnct Modified A frame on 6 acres Fully carpeted wrth wood burner FHA VA or conventional loan will buy it Owner mov1ng out of state Askmg S35 000 00 or make offer Call 614 B43 53B4 2 br house S1ngla person male or fe male 21 to 39 to live tn wtth lingle male ahara expenses and houaehold dut1e1 Call 446 3619 7AM 1PM 10PM 12PM Room and board for elderly Also sleeping rooms Call 614 992 6022 1 B Wanted to Oo newly deco rated 304 675 1090 Galhpohs Ferry 6 year o ld bnck ranch 4 car garage $43 000 00 675 6851 P~ona 31)4 • By owner 3 or 4 br house Buck stove large garage 5 years old S75 000 304 676 6365 32 Mobtle Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBil~ HOMES KESSEL S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 Free sat1lhte antenna w1th purch ase of new 1984 Double wtde Call Kanauga Mobtle Home Sales 446 9662 8 Public Sale & AuctiOn Experutnced house cleantng good references Call 448 4619 Phone ...;..;;..________.,;.:;~-----l•l•S•tf•t--'- l 1 Real Estale 304 882 2811 BEST KEPT SECRET IN AMERICA Army Nat1onal gray l pOCI 304 6 75 4045 446-2062 304 875 5500 or 675 3 824 House for sale or rant 2 story home 1n Middleport 1 'h baths 3 bedrooms 1mmed1ata possess1on Call Wh1te male kitten Two months old Litter tratned LOST m Sandy He1ghts ArH Male Cock A Poo no collar ltght gray m color dark CartHied Chimney Sweep PAIR Reduced rate• lrmited t1me Qnly Ward 1 Keyboard Wanted N1ce m1ddlaagad lady to hve tn my home & share expenses Call 446 Mala lead 11nger for excel lant formmg rock band For Information call Jim at 2 lottie Bongo type dogs 1 brown & wh1te 1 Roy Bickle PIANO TUNING AND RE 992 7244 3128 6 full HN1ce 45631 lcltten Call 614 985 4120 LOST •complete Ch1mney Cleaning •Certified Chimney Relining & Repair •Experienced anc;llnsurad of the Sta1r1 ulon wood cupboards ch11rs cheats baskets d•shea stone Jars ant1que s gold and 11lver Wrtte M D M1Uer At 2 Pomeroy Oh1o 676 1265 MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY tron1c Oepllator Mary 11 ce rt1fied m this new compu terlzad d1g1tal ayltem Call COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds oron Wh1te male want good cook to live 1n and ahara some axpenljls aged 64 & up Coli 6 month old cat to good home house broken 304 JUlie a. 3 Beagles 9 mo old Call 614 256 1650 weeks old 7458 pa1nle11 to4ay 614 992 6720 Top 2156 1 female long haned wh1te JOHN TEAfORD ~·· Permanent Raw Fur Top pncaa pa1d lake Jackson Fin It Fur Oak Holl 0~ 614 682 7448 breed Call 614 256 1312 AKC Ref female poodle and 1 Sramese & 1 lobby boc~ neutered & declawed Call COUNI'IIY hair? removal by European Elec 11 2.310 (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Galhpohs. Oh1o 45631 Unwanted f aetal or body call 446 2734 or 446 2206 Giveaway Rabb•t • cag es P1ano Tunmg and Repeer Brun•cardl Music Co • 446 06B7 Twentoet~ year of quahty nrv•ce lena Da · melo 614 742 2961 ture 446 3159 3rd Ohve St Galltpolla Oh Everyone welcome 4 LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Any 1 13 tfCI TOWN & COUNliY S~U r_t~;;~;;~~.::J EACH MOUNT IS GIVEN tHE rfR SOHAL ATTlH1'10N rT DfSERVES TO THANKS II 21-1 mo YOUNG'S MGM FARM ... CeulltJ oAIHclftt 12·31·1 mo ware. Furniture, Stone Jars, Etc. W.Prb$21995 ClltiWIL-.117 I"" LEE CODNER UG. PIICIIJ19.9S I. L. "Bud" WHU Wlr·AuctiH IIMY!t Parte & Ser~lee Call 742·3195 Or 992-5875 IUD RHI Emt• Gtlnerel E,ult•••t Weekly, call: SUPU 2-14" 240-16" 240-18" lli lll\ /fl fJ Authonzed Jolm Deere New Holland Bush Hog farm Equipment Dealer &Commerc1al 949-2801 FORTS WITHMOUNT A QUAliTY UF£.UJI:E SHOI.ILDER AT OURSTIJOK) U. S. RT. 50 EASY GUYSVILLE, OHIO Htatl (tvors .......... 16.111 Buying Coins. Antiques. Glass- SPECW. DHR REWARD YOUR Ef SALES & SERVICE Your House Cleaned GLENN'S ANTIQUES & COINS 3 BOGGS Residential 949-2030 J1rn Mmk Chew Olds Inc Btll Gene Johnson 1217/ 1 mo pd WHrN 1Hf: MANY HOURS Of HUNT lNG FUUI.LY PAY OF1 wmt THAT 9 A.M 111 HM. WI f1 I P.M. Ill 5 P.M. . . , . 1 Milt off lt. 7 On St. Rt. 143, Pomeroy ftr11 We pay cash for late model GUYSVILLE, OHIO SR 329 SWEEPER and aewtng ma Putters ............ ... 15.130 ON ' Ultltlge In Melge Co. + + + + + + + + .c<:...._.......:::.... *Norway Spruce If You Need 6edrooms. basement. garage prden space nicely remlldeled Reduced to )29,900 00 REEDSVIlLE - 6 rm 3 BR home bath gas heat 110 I~ lot for $18,500 Systems Profesaronal Servrcea Wanted To Buy Wanted Wood or wood needs; furnaces repan serv1ce and mstallabon. POMEROY - ThiS horne on a WOLF PEN - One ~ 7 rm frame woodburner 011 fur nace, 1~1 ba~ db! gar age and level acre Just $32500 6:30 P.M. HOME OWNERS Retrnonce to low fixed rate Use equtty for any purpose leader Mongogo Co 814 1192 3051 23 I 1111011 street slllukl be sdd 3 RUTLAND - Remodeled 3BR home with cook & bake units relngerator m1crowave car peting and I~ level tot Only $27500 SAT. NIGHT Doc15 1000toll400,511 St , Potnt Pleoaant Money to Loan 29t~ only .__ _ _ _ _ !10 81ft • POMEROY - Full basement home all uliht1es gas heat and lg lot Cheap uaed cloth1ng •nd m11c Set 9 Goed Stltctlon Of II I tk CONSTRUCTION On December 10 19B4 n the Me gs County Probate Court Case No 24637 La verne G Chase 10 E Maxvvell Drrve Shelby Oh1o 44875 vJas appornted Admmrstratn )( of the estate o f Wayne Ho mes Chase deceased late of Route 2 Albany Mergs Coun ty Ohro Raben E Buck Probate Judge Ml DOLE PORT - Lg home near bus1ness sect1011 Gas heat and all utilities Walk to work EVERY I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUll· LISHING CO recommendo that you do bualne11 with people you know. end NOT to und money throu~h the mall untit you hlv• lnv-.ftl gated the offering 22 Public Sale & Auct1on GARAGE SALE Woodcraft furniture. Chrlstm•s 1tema. PDQ RACINE FIRE DEPT,~ CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE BISSELl PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF WAYNE HOLMES CHASE DECEASED Cue No 24837 Dodttt 12 Pligll465 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OFADUCIARY 12x65 TIAILER - Slt)i111e 3 bedrooms ~as furnace equipped kite11en and 10xl2 bldg $5600 GUN SHOOT lnslallationl An nn u ncI! 111 r. nt s Public Not1ce Phone 8 The PRICE: S129soo !Hid lashan lu1lding PluS: ment 12 Yr. Factory Warranty) !Plus Tax (121 14 21 2t c 1 (8141· 992 3325 •••v '""' left, JOHN S FOSTER Superrntendent 216E 2ndSt ' Pomeroy, OH 457j9 - ·-------- He • tryllll! tor,..,.. wl his new IIIJ11pllflo!d mmtbly bank atof.e. Jest ~elue o11 the Market T o--· soiah Fl...., 326 For Faster S.nrtce 8tlllpellto HOllE SPAS The Mergs County Board of Menta Retardatron wr U hold a publ c heanng at Carle1on St:hool on John Street 111 Syracuse on Wednesday Jan u ary 16 1985 at 7,00 PM The purpo se of the heanng IS to gather public co mment on the Compr ehensrve Serv ce Plan for Ca rleton School and Mergs lndustnes A copy of the proposed Comprehcnsrve Ser vrce Plan w rl b~ avail able f or rev 1ew by 1nterested persons at Car eton School on or about Wednesday January 9 1985 W I'OCH FOIIK acres, some timber All nerals. $15 000. a Clolld lhursdoy En4 of Rt. 7 ly Meigs Hi'h School 801, The DISH: COIIIIIGI. 8' $pill Abrilun The FEED: Chapalt al Pola! stor I The RECEIVER: Dexcel DXP-1100-01 AFC, Stereo, Cord Remote Control I tl 8uaine11 Opportunity DECEMBER PRICE BUSTER lws.-WIII.·Fri.-Sat. &SUII. 10 to 5 Monckays 10 to BlACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING f1l 'rr 33 I II ••• Ot.. to drhrt tlrt vt~lclt ot your choice No Down P1yme"t lo- Monthly Plyment ~~.,¥,lA};.. 1•1• E MAiloWtlll Real Estate EnPt•A·Car lhiiiiOdom way 21 IIRSHOP We'd llkt to lntf1ldllce you to AUTO RBal Estate General TEAFORD 1\1 0Ht~ Loft RENT A CAR Publ1c Notrce sa Lura 1 7 1 13 S72 83 Durst Robert 30 29 545 7 32 Durst Robert 100 34 s 172 80 Ervrn L R and Pe.Jrl 22 13 s 14 74 Goett Th omas L 6 3 s 1200 90 Hrll Da e W and/or Am\ A 1 I 26 1055 S82 20 Hrll Dale W and/or Amy A 1 I 55 039 S365 51 Hudson Lew s 2 5 46 521 12 J rhler John J LOI 15 5229 17 Just rs W rl lra n D and/or Son1a 50 s 136 99 Ke1sr.r M Harrrson and Alma Lot 27 56 5207 81 LaRue l1 Ire e t a! lot 52 $2 1 16 LaRue Tr I e et al Lot 53 S21 16 LaRue Trll e et al LrJt 54 $21 16 McDanrel Kathy Sue Hrll 6 8 69 $464 03 M cDant el Luke and Kathy Sue 6 1 S19 46 MarkJn s 0 D 87 S4115 Mao km5 0 D 020 $8 32 Markrn s 0 D 1 32 $9 46 Markms 0 D 008 59 54 Maokrns 0 D 008 $9 50 RIChmond John Lot 63 S33 27 Archmond John 50 $23 68 Archrnond John Lot 57 S53 1 2 Rrchmond John Lot 87 s 154 05 Slate M an on 0 16 2 $54941 Sm th As~oc 1ates nc 1 00 29 s13 Vorh es A W Lot9 S7545 Weber l o urs 2 $5 1 89 Yarbrough Thurman Cha ole s Lot81 $ 128 44 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICl£ I ill .Jill LAff·A DAY Business Services 1121714 2tc sa The Deily Sentinel- Page ~ Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio All homes reduced for year and Sale Call Kanauga Mobtle Home Sales 446 9662 YES Open all Wtnter Satur days & Sundays C~r11tmos uv1nga on tools electron 1ca housewares gle11ware, and collectables Always fresh baked goode end pro duce Free treete for tha Cheao Labor! Help you get ready for Xmas o r w1nter College student on break daa~rea odd JObs or hght automotive work Call 446 1723 for • e1t1mete 1969 New Yorker 12•65 2 bdr partallv furn~ahed cen tral all gas furnence washer dryer Call 814 ~ 367 7611 E,.;penenced mother wants Make 1n offer~ Mull sell! Market former Thaler Ford to baby 11t tn my home All Buildong, next to Fruths Rt 311 9 Rt 180 Call 446 7037 ages Fle•1ble hours Pome 1971 12)(65 Torch 2 3 bdr Call 614 44& 7132 children Galhpolla Flea Auction every Fnday mght at the Hartford Commun!tV Center Truckload• of new merchllndll8 every wHk Conslgmenll of now & uud lnerchtndiM always wei comed Richerd Reynoldo Auction- Coli 304 27& 30119 . ory area 614 992 2739 McD1n1el Custom Butcher mg open stx days • week 304 682 3224 Rant A Santa II Ton d9llor donotton wtll go to Mid · dleton Estetee ,.,ldents 304 1175·41173. 304· 87& 1315. e14·448 2283 304 676·4638 untu rnos~ed 1972 1 2>60 V1ntoge good cond 2 bdr 1% b1th new furnance fueplac:::e with blower good carpet, atove refr~g washer dryer, win dow atr cond • drapea. aome fumlturo ou<tlde buHding, Lot 97 Quell CI'Hit C~H 4411 · 8692 or 814 · 241· 9692 - �- ~-....:· -,---~·- - ---------·-- ..... ___ - .· Pomeroy_,-Mickfleport. · Ohio OOOD UIED APPLIANCES Wallllero. ~- rtlfolgorl· lora, .. _ . llleaao. Ap. • -· u- IITWr Rd. booide Stano Croot Motel. 114-4411-7388. • 1973 RoMmont 2 bdr., 14x05. eJCcellent condition. Don 't ml11 thi1 ono •5.900. Callll14·446 ·0175. 1982 2 bdr. mobile homo. Tale over payments. Call 614· 245·11640. County Appliance. Inc . Good u - oppllancoa and TV oota. Open lAM to 8PM . Mon thru Sat. 4411· 11189, 1.27 3rd. Avo. Oelllpolia, OH. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: 86 Spring Brook 14x70, 3 bedrOOm, tOtiil electric, de -' lu•• IPpliancet. garden tub. bay window . Trede Center Kanauga, Ohio. Furniture outlet, Why Pay Moral · Only $12,960.00. 85 Rockford 14x70. · 3 bedroom, 1V. bath. total electric. Mlf Uood bedroom ouita. Love· aeot hlcle-a·-· Cor!oln & Snyder Furniture, 91111 So· cond. Golllpolia. 4411-1171. storing atorma, plywoOd floora, deluxe appliances. Only 812,450 .00, delivered and blocked. ·Blocks. vinyl underpinning and steps in Cluded in price . USED : Twin bad comploll • 50, maple dreeaer with mirror .• 40. good ccnd. Call 61438B-9334 of1or 6PM. 12x60 or 12x70, 3 bod room . Both. real nice condi · lion . 85950 .00 ooch . Gene's Mobile Homes, Inc .• · Rt . 177 and Rt. 2 Ravena· wood . Call 1 -304· 2736136 . Schult 3 bedroom mobile home, cen1ral air, shed, K a. K No . 31 . Call 304-676· 5417 after 4 :00PM . 1971 Gem Signet Mobile Home, 62x12. 2 badroomo, gao hjlat, located on K & K Lot, Point Pleaaant , U .OOO.OO. Phona 304· 675-8281 after 6:00PM . 33 Farms for Sale Selling all together or aplitl House.• appro)(. 21/z acrea, 4 bdr .. ·2 bath or 60· 70 ocroa ~ear ll!nd in 117 acres. All mineral rights. Call 614379-22B6. 36 Lots 8t Acreage Lot for Nle in Mercerville, 3 trailer hookup•. electric, rur•l water. 1eptic tank. $8,000. Call 614- 266 6618 . 'I ' WMted: •mall acreage for home 1ite. Cion to paved road . Rio Grande-Gallipolis area. Call614-246·5239 . Spaces for rent, trliler lots, Hwer and water furnia~ed . Small children accepted , 304·1175-1076. 2 or 3 bedroOm houaea in 0t near Pomeroy. Furniahed or unfurnished . Rant and utili-. tiea negotiable. Day 614992-2381 . evening• 814· 992-6723. . . . .. 3 br houoa. bath.full boaemant: galage, available Dec. 26 . 1260. References and dapoait requlrod. 304-6761090. 2 small b,droo"m . ,all electric house in New Havlfn , 8160. plus deposit. 304· 882· 2683 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr . trailer fdf ,rant. hear Mercervilla .• Call 448-3169 or 614 -256 - 1662 altar 6:30PM. 3 bdr. troller lwth 2 Jlatha, in Evergreen . Call 614-245· 9170. ., 60x12 trailer, 3 bdr., 1% baths, Bulaville Addison Rd. Cloaa to Addavllla School . 6 miles from Rt. 7 , 614-3677473. Ren LJi s 41 Vary nice, newly remodeled, 2 bedroom home in Poma· roy. Low utllltlos. $200,00 per month. Socur1ty dopoait and references required. Call 814-992-6763. Houses for Rent Houoo for rent. Coli 304676 · 7263 676· 6104 or 676-63B6. Houae for rant in Mercerville area. Call Kenneth Swain 446 - 3169 or 614-266 1552 evening•. 2 bedroom houH, fully cerpe.t ed. •200 per mo. plu1 utilities. Deposit & referencea. North of Cheohlre on old Rt. 7, 4411·!1786 8 :30AM to 4 :00PM. Homes for rent, Ieese. Ieese with option to buy or land contract . Two or three bedroom starting at e200 par month. Blac.kburn Ae,.lty, 446 ·0008 . Che1hire 3 bdr .. 2 boths, dep & ref. Call614-367-7667 or B03-781 -7896. 3 bdr. 1 mi. from Hospital $226 rent. $200 dap, water & traah paid . Coll446· 1364 after 6. Nice 3 bdr. house, with 1 car garage, 2 miles from ho•pital out 160 large yard & garden . Will accept 2 childron. Coli 4411-0167 . Furniahad houoo. 3 bdr .. 29 Neil Ava., Gallipolio. $226 plus utiltias. references. Call 446 -4416 alter 7PM. 6 roo~ housp for rent. Electric and water included, Cloy School District. Call 446 -2706 . 3 bedrooms home near town. Central air. garage_. $276 mo . plus depoalt . Can 446-6610 Century 21 Southern Hilla R.E.. Inc. 3 bedrooms home in town. $275 mo .. plus dopoait. Call 446 - 6610 Century . 21 -,;outhern Hills R.E., Inc . For rent with op,tion to buy 3 bdr . house. deposit required. close to town . Cell avenlnga, 446-4348. . Itt PomerOy-nlml two bed· room houao. jtifl redocO· roted. lnoulated. otorm win· dowo. ltova and rolrigorator fu.mlohed. Sorry no children , rio pato. U811.00 par month .pluo -urlty dapolll). 114· '1 12·1282 aft.,, II P.M. waokondli. all day Saturday. I II ) Furnished 2 bedroom apt. in Middleport. Adulta, no poto, Mcurlty depoolt : Call 614992·3874. Nice efficiancy apartment. auttable for ·ana or two people. Coll304· 773-6882. Betty Mercer. Furniahad 2 bedroom apartment in Recine. $126 .00 par month pluo UO.OO dliposit. You · pay utilities. Call 614-949-28B7. Unfurniahed apartment for rent in Syracuae. Call 614992-76B9. Two bedroom furnished apartments. Call 614-9926434 or 614-992-6914 or 304-882-2666. Apartment for rent. 3 room a and bath. Furnished. Call 614-992·6908. APARTMENTS , mobile homes, housea. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis. 614·4411 · 8221. In Middleport, 2 bedroom apt. 1 child, 1 · 304-882 -2668. furniahe~ Furnished 2 bdr .. · cljlan, No ient till Jan . 1, wanted quiet, cable. beautiful river .ruponslble persona for two view in Kanauge. Foaters bedroom apartment. excelMobile Home Park, 446· lent condition. M,. Vernon 1602. . Avenue. 304-676-1962. 2 bedroom mobile home. Natural gaa heat. Racine 45 Furnished Room• area. Call 614-992-686B. · Three bedroom trailer for rant. Unfurniahed. $126 .00 per month plus deposit. Cell 614-992-9986. FF~u;rn;;i;ah;.e~d~33iili;eddtr~o;o;m;-;;;;;~ . ~ home with Wllhar and dryer . No poll. Phone 614949-2263 . Mobile home in Gallipolis. nice for senior citizens or married couple with one child, no pets. deposit and references required. K e. K MobUe Homes, Inc ., 304675-3000. 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APA·RTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. rent starting at $163 for one bedroom and $198 per month for two bedroom, with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Volley Plazo. pool and TV ant . Call 446·2746 or leave message. 613 Third Ave. two-1 bdr. opll, Starting $136to 8166 mo. Water included, dep req. Call 446 -4222 between 9 & 6. 1 bdr apt., 2 bdr apt .. 1160· e260 . Coli 304-6757263 675-5104 or 876· 53B6. Furnishad apt., next door to Ubrary. one profasaionel adult only. Call 446-0338. 2 bdr. duplex ex. location in town $260 mo. with a lanced backyard . Coli 446 · B29 3 after II PM. Houle for ren't. 1m1ll 2 bdr. · 3 rooma with prlavte b~th. houao in country. Call 446- ht. floor. Call 446·221 6. 0924. . 1 bdr. portlolly lumlahed. Newly remodeled houM. 2 $190 mo .. utilltloa poid, eso bdr. 1 full bath, lg. furn . dep. 6 mo. teaM, no children kitchen, localjld in Middle· and no poto. Call4411-3667 port. Send .reaume ·to Deily after 5. ,Sentinel, P.O. Box 729 -V. New efficiency apt . with Pomeroy, Oh 46769. garage. appllancea fur H9ma in Recine. All electric. nished, Washer-dryer hooUOO.OO par month. Dep- kup. Private yard. 1210 mo. osit 1nd r.,JI't'ences required . includes water, dep. ,.. qulrad. Call 4411-7209 or Cail 614-949-2849. 446-3287. For .... (»r rent: 3 bedroom houae with detached u-rage Furnlahod offlcllncy •1411, on 34 ecrea. In Portland utlltiea pd. ohoro both. 1107 area . Call altar 6:30 pm 2nd. Avo. Galllpollo. Call 448·4418 after ?PM . 3Q4-273-!i272. Nice two bedroom In .bot· ern School Diotrlct. Naturol Gao,TPO woto• end no pat1. t1711.00 pluo depollt. Coli 1114-949-2801. No Sunday caU1. 1980 Joop CJ6. II cyl, 4 opoad. good · con d. 304· 1175·2224. King a in water bad, full wave. groat ohapa. Would make 1 groot Chrlatma1 pr-nt. n&O. Finn. 304· 8B2-2334. 74 Rodocoroted lurnlohed 1111· cloncy apt. 1178. Doluu unlumlohed 1 bodroom apt t2711 heated. Col, '411· 21102 or 4411·4107. Country living 2 bdr. llvin· groom. ltone flrepl.:e,large dlnlngroom. oat In khchon. hookup lor walhor & dryer. Largo gordM, f2111 mo .. bo!tlo goo • utllltiH ........ Bam and paoture IVIIIIabia for 135 o11,1re . Coli 4411· 2751 or 1112-2411·9175 af. too 8 . For rent Sleeping Rooma and light house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Call 614·446-0766. Furnished room, 8125 . Utilities, range. ref. Share bath. Men only. 919 Soc .. Gollipo· lis. 446-4416 after B p.m. 46 Space for Rent Mobile home lot. •715 water poid. 4th & Neil. Gallipolia. Call 446-3B44 attar 7PM. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Parle , Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large lots. Call 614-992-7479 . 49 For Lease Apt. for lease, overlookinq city p~rk, LR. kitchan, 1tove, refrig., dining aree, 2 bdr ., bath, •190 mo. plua utili· tios. Call PJ' 446-1819 . Merchandi se 51 Household Goods 1--------------- Knouff Firewood Split· 96" hardwood•. Seaaoned or grein. ·vou pick up or We deliver. HEAP vender. 614· 268·62411 . Umoatono. Sand. Gravel. Pick up at Rlchardo & Son. Call 446· 7785. Firewood cut up alaba. *1& PU load. Larger loada doli· vered. Call for price•. 814246-6804. ' Chriltmas tr" cut your own all ohopoa & llroo, 111.00. Call814-379-2585. Big 3 or 6 bdr. home built on your lot 816,900 & up. Sao our model. Call 1· 614-88.6· 7311. Singer aewing machine for ule, golden touch end aew. Call 614-38B·8698, like new. Small aubmeralble pump, 4 tirea aize 14 in. in G78. Call 446-2857. Driveway atone hauled and opread. Coil l . Peul Martin 614-266· 8777 or Ovid L. Martin 614·256-1226. . ·IC Oak furniture. tebl8a.chalra. cupboarda. pll Mfe, tolephonea. deak, olao antique 1 and glauware. Open Sun-. daya. Conkol"l Tupporo· plolna, Rt.7. Mobile home new porta and doors. lnaide, outside, atorm doora. trailer wlndowa. About 600 (priced to oolll McArthur,Ohlo, Route 1. Caii814-696-42B2 . For Sole: New 4!1B pool tabla . 3 piece Inch alate. •1200.00. Call 614· 992· 5304. Gifts for Chrlotmu-clocka, lemps, Indiana. Owls; figurinaa. Stop at 493 Broadway St. in Middleport. Firewood, 120.00 pick up load, f30.00 delivered . 304-8711·2991 or 676.· 6762. (Coal Delivered) good lump house coal 1 to 7 ton. call Jim Lanier 675-7397 or 304·676-1247. For aele or · rent. atage lighting system complete with road coaoa. 1-304· 875-11370. 1 ---~------­ DENIM jockoto $21 .00. 8ib1 f16 .00. coverolla regular U2.00, kldo camouflage. army new field jackata. all army field pack ICC8SioriH , combat b00t1, Corhart clothing . !lam Somerville 'a, Eaat _..avenawood. Fri. Sat. Sun, 1 :00· 7 :00 PM. (other daya to Chriatmu 3:00· 7 :00) 304· ~76-3334 . . ~6 P11t1 for Sale Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 1114-387-7220. Briar.-tch Kennala Prof••· Ilona! All-brood grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· cllitiea. Entilloh Cocker Spaniel puppin. Call 114-388· 9780 . Drogonwynd ·cattery Kan· nol. CFA Hlmolayen. Poralon ond SlamoM klt1orit. AKC Chow pupploo. Call 1114· 446·3844 after 7 . CHRISTMAS Puppieo, AKC 1'89iatored Cocker Sponlolo, buff In color. 1126. Excel· lent Chriatmao gilt. Call 614-38B-97611. . 1 -0-n_e_m_i_n~i,-t-u_ro_D .,..-.c-h'"'oh_u_n_d_B woaka old fomalo e?S. Cell _ _ 446 0044 I---------- German Shepherd pupa. AKC totol block 2nd. goner· otlcn German Import bred for brlllwm, bMuty • com· ponlonohlp. Will hold for Chriatmao •1110. Cell ChHH· cotho 614r 77ii-491111 •nlghta. I Male Dobernien ·IS weeka old, •&o. Ca 11446 _3128 _ My.na bird. approx. 2 yro. old, cage hicluded. Coli 892-3223. Chriltmaa puppies for ule. AKC roglatored Cockor Sponlolo. Oood houaa pota. CoM 814·992·11823 after 3:30. Yell ow lutino Cockatlllo birda. phone 304-87112636 . Parokeota. babloo. all colora. now cagoa. Hold for Chlrat· mao. 304·11711·11030 of1or 11:00 and woakonda. Poklngoao okc white male puppy, wormed • shota. 304-676-6030. Toy Sponiol houio dog. fomalo. 1 ynr old. B to 10 lba. quiet. lovable. •20.00 . 304-895-3338. 2 Roglatarod · Poodlu . Phone 304-876-61112 or 1175-24B6 . SWAIN Canarie1, Love Birda. AUCTION & FURNITURE Flnchaa. aolllng out low Ill Olivo St., Galllpolla. New Firawood, delivered. 304· prlcoo. 304-882-3590. & u•d wood-coal stoves, 8 676-2076. pc wood LR aulte $399. Mu1ical bunk bada $199, antron Firawood UO.OO pickup 67 racllnera 199, uood bedroom load no.oo dollverod any· Instruments suites, r•nu•s. wringer time. Call304-418-1728 . wa1horo, & ahoaa. Call 614446-3159 . largo hand made Cedar FREE CALL COULD SAVE Choata and Doll Cradloa, YOU MONEY! F'on d onexcII· LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. chair. rocker, otto· phone 304-87.6· 1165. mu 11 Cl 1glf11t tho 1owe•• man, 3 tobloa.:(extra heavy), •;;~.;;< Guitar, electronic koy· $686. Sofoa and choira Model M 14. Bell Saw. oaw 1 druma, any lnatru· priced from 8286 . to 1896. mill 40 In blade, 2 yro old, mont or occeiooory. Plonoo T1 bl01 eso d t 0 •125 *2.000.00. 304-11711 · ond organli by Boldwln, • •n up and up· 775B · KlmbaH, Kowal and Chlckor· Hido·a·bado,l390. to 8560 .. aofo bed1 1146, lng. Chock whh ua before Roclinerl, 1225 . to • 376 .. Handmade Doll Houaoo you buy. In w. va. 011 Lampo from 428. to •125. from t&O.OO to f?II .OO. 1 · 800-142· ·3441 other pc. dlnetteo from t109 .. to 614· 4411 · 4113 0. ltateo 1-800·1124·3498. I---------- Wood chain 435 . 7table pc. with 1189aixand up. *285 to f746 . Doak 1110 up to 12211. Hutchoa, 111110. Bunk bad complote with mattreaae1, 827&. and up to UB&. Baby bodo, 1110. .Mattre11e1 or box epringa. full or twin, 15 ... firm. 1118. and •78 . QUlin Rll, •1111. 4 dr. chilli, •41. 6 dr. choata, 1119. Bed frameo, 120.and 1211.. 10 gun· Oun cabl-a, UIIO. Gao or oloctrlc rangoa 1375. leby mattroMoo. 1211• 1311, bad framoo 120, t25, • 130, king frame 1110. Goodaoloc· don of -rilom oultu, rockaro. metal cablneto. haodboardl UB & up to IIIII . . UMd Furniture ·• oloctric fireplace, II pc. dinette. head boorda, and 2 bedroom oultH. 3 mlloo out Bulavllla Rd. Open 1om to &pm, Mon. thru Sat. · 614.- 441-0322 .. 76 ~.!:=========-;;==-=======4 67 Musical lnstrumenta Wurlltzor Organ: doublokoy· board. E~callant co~dltlon . Good price. Phono 1114· 742 -2103 or ~14-7b2178. 71 N.w sorgum molatHI made fall 1984. 18.00 'h gallon. •16. por gallon . 304-671129.0 3. Apploa, buahel f8 . fruita. vogotableo, produce, candy and nuta. Jeck'i Fruth Market, Rt. 35. Handoroon .• · 11111 Suppi1 ,, & 61 il'll!!• llll!k Farm Equipment John DHre 8 tractor and Mmll trailer. 1260.00. 304· 11711· 77118. 1978 1110. poatlve traction rear ond. heavy duty aprlnga, 400 engine, un regullr gas, lnaulated topper, 23.000 actual milea, one ' owner, t6,500.00 firm. 304-89113879. H.DME LITE CHAIN SAW, thia Ia a pre Inventory one ohot deal. Super 2. 141n bor. lilt 1244.9 6 - 11118.96. 245 AO, 111n bar. llot U09 .95 aalo 1208.95. 150 AD 181n bar Uat U19.96 aalo 1219.95. Super EZ·AO 161n bar, lilt 1368.911 aalo $269.00; 330 AO, 111n bar Hat •374.911 aale 1259.86. Super Xl·AO 161n bor llot f409 .96 •••• '289.9.11. K - • Sarvce Center. St. Route 87. loon, W. Vo. 304-8911-3B74. 1----------livestock Double Regiatored Palomino more, genile. Coii814-2BII1622. Double Roglatered Bucklkln, Quarter gelding f450. Call 614·2B6-8622. Atgreuive Dufoc boara. 1a1i1faotion gulranteid. Rogor Sanity. Boblna. Oh. 113-1184-2398. 2 young white face bulla. oppro•. 800 and 900 lbo., grain fed . .40 centa 1 pound. Coli 448-1943. 1971 Camara axe. cond., 360 -lne, 4 apd. Hove all orglnal equipment. 40,000 mllea, t4,495. Call 614882· 11922. B3 Dodgo Dmni 4 dr.. 4 apd .. AM-FM Clllltte, doIWie interior. Call 614-2469666 or 1114-245-948,0. 80 Plymouth Ho~lron 4 ·dr.. auto, PS , olr, AM -FM . 114,000 mllaa. Call 614· 2411·11131 or 1114- 246· 96'16 . 1977 Maverick Iota of new porto. Call 614 · 256·6261 of1er 5 :30PM. 1973 Ford Grand Torino wagon. naw battery. tires, brakoa, AM-FM radio, 70.000 mlloa, extra ahorp. •1 ,ooo. Call 446-4462. 197B Caprice Clnaic low mileage, power windows 9 locka, AC, tlh whoel, cruiae control. Coli 4411-4676 . 1981 2 dr. Ford Eocort 4 apd, radio, air, tinted gla11. oporty, 13,199.John'aAuto Saloa. Bulovllle Rd. Galllpo· Ill, 446-4182. 73 Chevy runa good, *400. Cellll14·388-9380 . • 1967 Pontiac GTO. 4 apoad. Must 181 to appreciate. $11100.00. Con MO undor Pomeroy-Maeon Bridge . Call .l l14-992-6848. 'BO Monte Carlo Landau, V8, oato. PB. PS, AC, AM, rear dofroator, tilt, 304-6758286. '79 Chevrolet Malibu, 6 cyl, menuel drive, . need• aome ropolr, reuonable, 304· B82-3690. • 76 TA7 exc. con d. aun roof 4 sp. am-fm caaMtte radio, "711 PR7 for porta •2eo0.1or both or m.._e an offer. 304-8911-311811. 77 Chevy '16 ton pickup. Coli 1114-241·5140 after &PM. 18 plgo 1211:oo each •.Rice'• Pig Farm, 10 MHe Rd, 2 mllaa ftom Rt. 62 .. 304458·1583. 1 9117 Chevrolet PU 'h ton. Very good oond, f880 . Call 1114-388-8370. Largo roundbalooolhay f20 oach. Call4411·1112 altor B. Bumsi•rner Letart, ~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~:===~Com flll' •II.DaWy. N- picking. wv. 304·182-2081. !1.11• 71 IJIII l.ill'lll - 1B ft . camper, lloopa ll; luif beth, range with oven. rtp.r · frigerator operates on gas Of . electric. wall to wall cerpo~ · ing, Iota of .utru. I 3,600. Coli 446 · 2297. . Perfect condition-Hit contained. e16,000. Muot aao to approciate. Call Ed Browti at 614-982-6140 . For aale-13 inch Shaoti travel trailer. with refriger~ tor, stove with oven, , anll Portl•pott. Lightweight. Ex;. cellont ohape. 1895.00. Phone 614-742-2460 or 614· 742-3087. S8rv1ces GASOLINE ALLEY 1978 Ford Courier otapalda, 2 , _ fondora. ...,.. point. now tlroo, now muffler and tolplpo .. 119;700 mllea . .Ex· ceKant running condition. 12400.00. Cell 304-882· 2488. fer my room warm in'! BASEMENT . WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gu• .. : · rantH . Local reference• · fu;nished . Fr• eatimetes. : Cell colloct 1 -814-237· 0488. 9 o,m . to 6 p.m . • · Ro1 er a ·a a • e ment Waterproofing . Roofing, gunering. aidinl(.;. plumbing , carpentry wort:' .and concrete work . F~ eatlmotoo. Coli 448-3171 ..! RON'S Television Service~ Speciallring in Zenith ond Motorola, Quazar, anct houoo calla. Call 304-67623!18 or 614-446-2464. Fetty Tree Trimming, atump· removol . Call 304 - 876~ 1331 . Evening~levi~onL~tin~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~12!14!84 e:oo u rn m m u m ®Ill <UI Newo , [I) Hot Potato Rotary or coble tool drilling. Moat wells completed same doy. Pump aaloo and Mrvl· Cll. 304-8911-3802 . 6 :30 82 Plumbing CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Ololllpolia, Ohio Phone 1114-448-3888--' or 614-446-4477 .7 :00 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt. 1, Box 365, Gelll· polio. Callll14; 317-0676. 83 Excavating Good-1 Excav1ting, billmenta. footers, .driveways, Hptic tanks, landacaping . Call anytime 614-448 · 4637, James L. Devi1on. Jr. owner. ·oence in America: An Evening of Dance and Convarsa · tion with Martha Graham.· .EVENING RINGLES'S SERVICE. ex· parienced carpenter. electrician. maaon. painter. roof· lng (Including hot tar appllcetion) 304-676-2088 or 675-7388. · 7:30 ' ~;::==;=:;:== !.· 84 . Electrical & Refrigeration 8 :00 CD ESPN'a Horae Racing Wookly Cll lucy Show ()) Dr. Who CID 3 -2 · 1, Contact [CCI Ill Dlff' rent Strokeo lHBOl Rich Little."• 'A Christmas Carol' The re:s a multitude of Riches in this offbeat version of Dickens· classic tale. U Cil CIJ NBC News [I) Rifleman CIJ Merda Sportslook (I) Down to Earth ()) G1 (UI ABC Nowa iCC) I!J CIJ ®I cas News ()) Nightly Buainaos Report . (]D Working Women 18 One Day ot a Time U Cil PM Magerino ()) Hare Coma the Brides CD SportsCentor . C1J Gomer Pyle (I) • (UI Entertainment Tonight . CIJ Wheel of Fortune 111 Cll Wheel of Fortune Cll @ MacNeil/lehrer Ne'l'flhou r Cit News IB Jofferaons !HBOI lnoido the NFL U (I) Tic Toe Dough ()) NFL'a Gr•toot Mo· meni& 1978 and .1979 NFL Year• in 'Review. 160 min .) (I) Andy. Griffith (I) D (I) Family Feud (!)"-rdy c» Wheel of Fortune . • ()Z Now Name That Tune • WKRP In Cincinnati D Cll.CIJ V Stobleboy' I Chrlltmaa Cll MOVIE : "Dollara' ()) • (Ui Bonoon (CCI Ill (I) 111 Dukel of Herzerd ()) @ Weohlngton Weeki Review Paul Duke is joined by top W ashington journalis~& analyzing the week's m news. Kon'a Water Service. Wtllo, clatorna, - • • lillad. Pho011 1114-3117·01123 or 1114-3177741 night or day. 87 . Uphol•tery opoad, aiiOOiant COndition, U,IOO. Call 114·388· 1134 after 1:00PM. Rover! Shes here H & S Home Improvement( ·vinyl & aluminum aiding.: roofing, namiHa gunera,. atorm windows. overhang-.. ;. Call 61 4-367 ·0409 or 614' 367-7244. SEWING Machine ropolra, 18711 Ford 4x4 F2110. Snow ,aorvlce. Author!~ Slngor blado. 4 •Pled t .. n • . Saloa · & Service Sharpen t22110.00 or ball.offir. Scluon. Fobrlc Shop. 1114·112· 7841. Pomeroy. 814-992-2284. 1111 4•4 Jaop Wagolow mlleo, 1171 Volko· Wllflltl .... with now motor. CoH ~n 4 • I. Call 441-7142. siiiLJ, moved things in! Trucks for Sale 1982 Ford '16 ton pick-up. 300 cubic lnch ·ll cylinder. 4 apoad,PS. PB. AM radio. 40,000 mlloa. 111000.00. Coli 1114-1188·11384 ond 61 4-941-2293. Folks .;lwavs has one when they 9itsa new placet live! It.'s ·' Jomeo Boya Woter Service. Aloo poola tillod. Coli 614256-1'141 or 1114-441· 117.11 or 1114 ~4411- 7811. 1913 Chovetta 8cooter 4 Clovia, ~ou've a1re·.s~!lu cleaned the kid'» room~ and · Home Improvements Autoa tOr 8!11& 77 PontiH Groncl Prix 301' good contldon. Con after IPM. 4411-0137. YES .. .oNE KEG OF BLACK POWDER AND SOME FUSE I . 8t Heating Naodod, tho loan of a tame Buno for Church Notlvlty Scono, call 304-871·3797. I 24 ft . aalf contained camp~. lng trailer. Call 614-261!ii; 1291 . ;>1 Marcum Roofing & Spout· ' ing . Now installing rubber. roofs. 30 years Bxperienc~ ' specializing in built up root.'"\ Call 614-3B8-9857. -; 1966 Chevy Bol·eir, 1296. Engine & body in good cond. Call 448-71113 oflor 4. . MOIININ: TAFFY•• 1971 SS Novo. Call 4460722 . Chriatmaa Special 1 980 Chevy LON outo, AM·FM tope. woo U.499 now *2,999. John"• Auto Sol••· on BulavUio Rd. 448-4782. Hay • Grain QUIET THIS 79 Motors Homes 8t Campers 81 5 year old Mara regiatored quortor horao, $400.00, well trolnod, 304·8.75117111 . 84 WHA1"5 WITH AllNE~ 00 THEY? 1 , AN' JAJI.E? THE Y HADN'T i 5EEM ~INO 0' NOTICEQ ANNIE.. I 1974 Ford Torino 1 owner, low miiHge, mint condition. Call 4411·2222 . 72 Buck..ln Quanor harM colt, 7 montha old. VIcki. Von Motor, Rt. 2 8ox·94 A, Letart 211253. . 1 boat end trailer, for ule. Call614·266·1~61. 1981 Cutlua Supremo Brougham AM-FM atorao, AC. tilt. crul• control, vinyl top, 45,000 mileo. Call 446-01114. Sowund Boar,good quality breeding otock. 40 ca~talb. 304-8711-7241. 1--------- Boats and , Motors for Sale Autos for Sale 1977 Nova 305 engine. 1977 Monte Carlo 305 Kimball Artilt Conaol. 5· engine B9,000 mllea. Call montha old, dark wood. 614-21111· 1235. 304-1175-2574. 1976 Monte Carlo PS. air, crulae, 71 ,000 milao. .Call 68 Fruit 614·2411·5131 orll14-2469566. agetables 63 10 gallona m up. *24.00: 10 gollona tank, f7.99; medium angol tioh, f3,99: 20 gallon long. Tho Floh Tank 2413 Jackaon Ave. Pt. Ploooant. 304·1176-2083. PMIJII6WITMHI. c:DM..-rJTort• • For aole-19711 Surukl 750) motorcyclo . Groot aha~ .795.00. KIWIIIki 10ej motorcycle . U711.00. Call ; 1114· 742-2460. a. v ljiLLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeda. !laatod ipdoor-outdoor facilitln. 4KC Doberman puppla1 : Stud So.Vico. Cellll14·4411· 7796. IIM·OI<IR !1<110'1 Of' 1883 CR60 Honda 137• .firm. Coii44S-12611 . Building Materltllo ..-ock. brlclil, Hwer pipee. windowe, II ntele. a.t c. Now open buslnne, Mountain State Block, R1. 33, Now Hovan. Comploto malonry auppli••·· 4". 8", 12" block. Dollvory Rrvica. Phone day 304-182-2222, avenlng 882-3239. 'C APTAIN EASY Motorcycles 11-MNil,-....Y, ...IIIC-OTI N- complota fuN 1111 - · t150 . 304-773-IIOJ:II. . .or :;5:=4~M~isc=.::;M::;:e=r=c:;:h=a=nd::;;i:::n 1977 Oode• von. All powet window van. Coli after 11:00 pm.ll14·949-21911 . Authentic Cabbegl Doll, Blond Plgtallo, 304-8711· 1174 from 8 :00 to 10:00 PM only. . · Rough Cut Lumbar. oak, poplar, and pine. 2x4'1, 2•8'a, 1 xiS'a. 1x8"s. Aa· oortod longtho. Call Hogg and Zuapan Materiel• Co . ,lnc . 773 - 56114 , doytlmo. Rlveroido Aptil. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citlzana. 8130. Equal Houa· lng Opportunitiu . 614 992-7721. 1878 Chevy 'h ton plclw~,' 4x4. 3110 euto. PB, Pll. Cll)l . 4·11-011111:. ·• AlltiQue looilftl. diamond ring and na"kleca oet 1271.00. Men• loathor jHkat with frlillu f?II.OO . 304-871· 7110. Claude Wlntoro. Rio Grande, 0. Callll14-2411-5121 . The Daily Sentinei- Pege-13 TRISTATE · UPHOLI'I'ERY IHOP ,. 1183 A~~e.. Galllpoue: 114-448-7133orl14·4481833. . • MOVIE : 'Alter ~oln Kemph" · MOV.IE: 'Blue ' lHBOl Thuridor' (CCI '!MAll! . MOVIE: ' lome· whore In Time' 8 :30 ()) City That forvot Chrlotrneo ())NFL Garno of tho Wook CIJ • (UI Wabotor (CCI Cl) (j)j' Wall Stroot Wook Louia Rukev•• analyzes the 'SOli with a weekly review of econorrilc and inveStment mettera. 1 9:00 D (I) (!) Millml Vice ' Cl) 700 Club (]) ,....., -lng: Ben· rn min., Cl) Soap •atNows • MOVIE: 'Cotch-22' 1 :15 Cit MOVIE: ' Golden 1 :30 2:00 2 :15 -1000 . a.c. Perlomiances of 'Cave of the Heart' and ·Acts of ~ht ' are featured. (2 hrs.) ' 10:00 U Cil Cil Hot Pursuit (I) Third Annual legen dery.Pocket Billiards Stars Irving Crane vs. U . J . Puck· en . (90 min .) D CIJ ®I Falcon Croat Francesca holds the power as to who- will rule Falcon Crest and Riebmann tricks Julia into thinking that An· gala has capture d her. 160 min.) II) Independent News lHBOI MOVIE: '1 0 to Midnight' [MAXI Beat of Album Flash 10:30 ())Jack Benny Show ()) Spacos (fi) Newawatch II) Soap 10:46 ([) MOVIE: 'Terror in the Wax Museum' 11 :00 U CIJ I!J CIJ ®II News ()) Bill Cosby Show (I) To Be Announced Gil Rare Silk f!ll Benny Hill Show (MAi<l MOVIE': 'let's Do It' 11:30 U Cil Cil Tonight Show ()) Bast of Groucho CIJ SportsCenter I!J ()) MOVIE: 'Fish that Saved Pinsburgh' ®II Taxi · BIJ Twilight Zone 11 :45 [H801 First and Tan A sexy socialite wins her hu sband's football team in a divorce settlement . 12:00 ()) Burns 8o Allen CIJ Mazda Spor1alook ()) G (Ui News IDl MOVIE: 'Agent for H.A.R.M.' • Gunamoke 12:16 lHIIOI MOVIE : ' The King of Comedy' 12:30 U (]) CD Friday Night Videos (I) Love That Bob CIJ NFL Game of the Week ()) Ill (Ui Nightllne lMA><l MOVIE: ' Dressed to Kill' 12:45 Cll Night Tracks 1 :00 CIJ I Married Joan ()) PI(A Full Contoct . ICI!r-'o: UB Ught Heavy' weJ~~~tt Coverage of this · karate championship is pre· Sented from Chicago, IL. ~90 Cl) . . . NFL Foodbelt: Loe ,,_,_ AngoiH V• R.,... at D CIJ Ill Dolleo (CCI Ben "'tWi RMM -~-~·· 2:30 " ·M N - o' CIJ Doblo GUllo CI)S.Surch CNN Headline News • CIJ Nowo ' CIJ a.helor F (!) Nawo!Bign Off lHIIOI lnllda tho NFL Ill CNN H-llno Nowa !MAXI MOVIE: 'Doedly alaoolng' Cll-1· m-.canter •I]JJ M .,M ~luh . (jO) M*A*S*H C!) Auto Racing ' 84: World 3 :15 4 :00 4 :30 4 :45 RallY Charilpionship Cov· erage of the R.A .C. Rally is prese nted from Great Britain. ~60 min.) IHBOI MOVIE: 'A Night in Heaven' CD Professional Golf: 1984 Chrysler Invitational Second Round from Boca Raton. FL. !MAXI MOVIE: 'There's No Business like Show Business' ffi Ross Bagley lHBOI Rich Little's ' A Christmas Carol' There 's a multitude of Riches in Jhis offbeat versi on of Dickens· classic tale. 12/15/84 EVENING 6 :00 (]) The Monroes ill World Championship Wrestliilg 0 CII ®I News ()) Agronsky & Co ® Taste of China [MAXI SCTV: Second Coming The laughs con· tinue with s pecially -edited encores .featuring the best sketches of the sa tirical ser· ies . 6 :30 Cll lll ®I News 0 ([) Concern (]J Statewide ®I CBS News illJ Newton's Apple (CCI Tonight's program features a look at how electricity is made,· how glasses help us see and what really causes tennis elbow . (MAXI Album Flas ho Culture Club 7:00 0 (I) News Laramie {l) High Chaparral CII Collage Baokedball: Tulane at Ohio State Cl) Star Search 0 (I) Hoe Haw Cil Dr. Who ® Merv Griffin ® Nova (CC) ·Acid ·Rain .· West Germany, the midAtlantic states and New Engla nd are ex plored tn order to s hed some lig ht on the controve rsy surrounding the issue of acid rain. (60 min.J 1D G1l College Basketball: Plnaburgh at West Virginia • Star Trek !MAXI MOVIE: 'The Biaho'p_'s Wife ' 7:30 D (f) Too Close for . Comfort (]) SportsCenter {HBO] Investigators Crusading Reporters of the Air 8 :00 · U (I) Cil Dlff 'ront Strokea [I) MOVIE : 'Tho Bolls of St. Mary"o' ·CD College Football · 84: Independence Bowl from Shrowoport, LA CII MOVIE: 'Stalog 17' Ill CI1 MOVIE: 'The Greet MuppotCapar' rn ' strangler . (60 m•n.t (1) Mi ckey Spillane 's Mike Hammer (j) Popcorn Paradise [HBOl Not Necessarily the Year in Review The 'No1 Necessari ly the News · team reca lls the maJo r events ol 8 :30 1984 0 <ID Ramblin' fJl College Foodbell: Independence Bowl · lHBOl MOVIE: 'The Man Who Loved Women ' (CCI U ,(]) CIJ Double Trouble Their relationship is tested when Kate gets a n offer to go on the road with a major rock star. (]) Sneak Previews Film critics Neal Gabler and Jef·. fr ey lyons review 'Dune ' and "City Heat.· (ja) College Basketball: Kentucky at Louisville 0 CIJ CIJ Gimme A Break Nell, convinced that the fa mily spends too much time watch1ng TV and not en· ough time talking . forces them to promise not to watch a single show for the entire eveni ng . ()) 11!1 ®! love Boat (CCI ()) Myste.,l iCC) ·Agatha Christie's Partn ers in Crime: Finessing th e King .' A cu ~ rious ad in the local newspaper's personal column lead s Tommy and Tuppence to a lovers · re ndezvOus at a local nightclub and murder. (60 min .) (j]) Dr. Who !MAXI MOVIE : 'Bed Boys· U CIJ College Baoketballo Marshall Memorial lnvita· tional from Huntington. West Virginia Cl) Spencer Spencer becomes overly protective when his desperate fri end Wayne takes his sister to the drive-ill. ()) Ill ®I Perry Como 's Chriatmn in London . ClJ Panners in Crime Carole and Syd utilize their kar· ate and carry revolve rs as they stalk a suspected 10:30 (]} Bill Cosbv Show (tlJ Unpleasa ntness at the Bellona Club fHBOl Hitchhiker. - Face to Face 10:45 OCl SEC Football Wrap-Up ~61'W"•It' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Placed 1 Songstress 5 Beiore Falana stereo 2 Resting 9:00 9 Hautboy 3 Hebrides 10 Distaff island 4 Consider Iitle 12 Phonetic 5 Resembling tenn beer 13 Gaffers 6 Singular Yesterday's Answer 1 141nunovabie 7 Anonymous 20 Impart 2S Ex N.Y. 16 Porker 8 Egg fresh governor · 17 Turkish specialty vigor 28 Conditio~ title 10 French to 31 Ogden18 Celtic painter 21 Function 32 Wild plwn deity 11 Menu 22 Disfeature 33 Bones 19 Small item 23 Invent (Lat. 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Prlntenlworhlllll: ( HXRQWJ L M Z HYFI.K C MY L F U L K R J D N T AK I X .X I I Jw z y M wz J Y H y J . C Z C LF LQ YQ LTHYM E R J T L J H . - A L No E L Q iAn- tomoroow Yes1erdey'1 Cryptoq110te: PEACE CANNO't' BE !CEPT " J'mbtoo HO I~T 'GROIN ATOMIC DEMISE Anaw•r: MIQ.tll be u-,e cure lor love at !lrll sl.ght ~ ~ECONO ~IOHf . BY FORCE. IT CAN ONLY BE ACJnEVED BY UNDERSTANDING . - ALBERf EI.~ STEIN 1 Cl lfl4 Klnt Pe•l11rft ty,..lute. 1rtc: �Page 14-The Daily Sentinel Friday,. pecember 14, 1884:. H~avy· ·snow ·blankets Arizona, Colorado; By STEVE ELLWANGER AWH'I•Ied 1'1'1!!811 Writer A winter storm already blamed for 11 deaths stretched the southern Rockies to the upper Midwest today after burying parts of Arizona and Colorado under 20 Inches of ~now, unleashing tornadoes In Texas and downing lee-laden power tines In Kansas. Six Inches of new snow was already on the ground early today In Kansas and Nebraska arid fm-ecasters said more was Qn the way. Raging thunderstotms spun ott at least two tornadoes that damaged morethan100homesandbuslnesses In Texas on Thursday and motortsts In the western part of the state were warned that snow and freezing rain today would make driving hazardous_ In the Pacific Northwest, meanwhile, travelers' advisories were posted for the Cascade Mountains of rrom ' Washington and Oregon as a new stoi:!Tl gathered strength 1n the Gulf of Alaska. The mercury tumbled to 15 degrees below zero overnight In ,West YeUowstone, Mont., but In the East more than a dOzen cities reported record high temperatures Thursday. The storm that dumped up to 20 Inches of snow over .the southern Rockies on 'Thursday, closing schools In parts of Colorado and Artzona and surprising residents as far south as Tucso11, brought mo~ snow but lesaer accumulatlo~ to New MexjcoandnortheastArtzona. "It's aU going to slowly push east, but Its hard to say how quickly," Steve Corfldl of the National Severe Storms Forecast Center In Kansas City, Mo_, said today. ''It's a more pronounced pattern than you norma!ly expect ... an Interesting pattern. It keeps us busy." Since Tuesday, the weather has • been blamed forthedeathsofseven · motorists In Colorado, two In a 23-car pileup during a blinding dust storm 'Thursday about 70 miles southeast of Los Angeles and two In Oklahoma on slick roads. Up to a foot of snow fell Thursday nlght at Hawley Lake In Arizona's White Mountains, and 10 Inches fell at Flagstaff In northern Artzona. Thunderstorms raked northcentral Texas on Thurdsay, spawn· lng tornadoes ·that damaged .more · · than 100 homes and businesses In the .. Dallas suburbs of Mesquite and · Balch Sprtngs, the National ' Weather Service said. Authorities reported no fatalities, but said there were numerous lnjurtes. "There Is ma8sjve damage," said Dallas County Sher:lff's Capt. Gus Rose. "It might take several days" to estimate the destruction, headed : A twister destroyep a cotton gin Three die in 44 vehicle, 1-95 pile-up ESCAPED INJURY- Hubert Lopez holdsonlohlspetdogoutsl&l his damaged home In Mesquite, Texas after It was destroyed by a tornado earUer In the day. No one was home when the twister hit. (AP Laserpholo). Budget makers hit snag in military cuts WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi · dent Reagan's effort to wrap up an Initial round of decisions on a $42 billion deficit-reduction plan has snagged on administration InfightIng over the Pentagon budget , Including arguments about a military pay freeze. Reagan's senior budge t advisers are v!Jtually unanimous In pressing for about an $8 billion reduction in the planned 1986 military buildup. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger has proposed a smaller reduction - about $6 billion - using savings that some of the budget advisers say add up to even less than Weinberge r claims. The president. meanwhile. is remaining silent. The argument has been building over the past several weeks as Reagan has worked his way through a series of decisions aimed at meeting his: goal ofcutting deficits from a projected $200 billion a year to $170 blllion in 1986, $138 billion in 1987 and$99billion in 1988. To do that will require budget savings of $42 billion next year, then $85 billion and $110 billion in each of the next two · years. The fighting increased Wednesday during a private White House meeting among Reagan, Weinberger and the president's senior budget advisers, and then spilled Into the open Thursday when the defense secretary publicly walked away from a military pay freeze plan the group had diScussed the day before. Weinberger m ade an unexpected appearance at the regular Pentagon briefing for reporters Thursday to deny reports that he had proposed freezing the salaries of mllltary personnel. "The idea of being unfair to the troops who are performing such fine services for all of us is certainly no proposal of mine and no proposal of the president, " Weinberger said. " The stories that have been appearing to that effect, I think, do a grea I disservice to them and to their morale," the defense secretary added- . "There a re others who are unenlightened about such matters who don't understand fully the effect of such things who may be talking about It," Weinberger said. "It certa inly was not I." However , Weinberger did not deny that a proposal to freeze m ilitary pay was discussed durthg the White House meeting. One of the participants at Wednesday' s meeting, who spoke only on condition he not be quoted by name, renected the sentiments of White House advisers when he reacted to Weinberge r's statements saying, "Cap's being Cap." BRUNSWICK, Ga, (AP) -The screams, flames·and smoke did not stop the cars and trucks that kept ~ racing Into the fog cloaking an Interstate highway bridge where a M-vehicle pile-up left three people dead and 17 injured. "We heard the crashes from the southbound accidents, then you would hear the explosions and screams, lots of screams," said Kin White, who was stopped on the northbound span of the Turtle River brtdge on Interstate 95. By the time the fog cleared Thursday, the • wreckage of M vehicles, several of them burned, littered the bridge's two spans. "There were cars crashing all over the place and people screamIng," said Ed Valquette, 40, a truck drtver from Mapleville, R .I., who escaped his cab uninjured. "A camper trailer broke loose, and It was all over the bridge." • A Canadian couple died in a car run over by Valquette's truck, said State Patrol Sgt. Ray Belflower. "I climbed out ofthecaband there was a car underneath me," Val· queUe said. "I was praying to God nobody was In the car. "We took the t:ruCk apart" trying to rescue the victims, he said. · A third car was underneath both vehicles, btit Its occupants "got out and_got away from it, " Belflower said . The fog was In a thick patch over the liver, said patrol spokesman Bill Wilson. "The fog was not so bad for a long stret<;h, but It was very, very dense right on the brtdge, tight over the river,'' Wilson said. , The river Is aboutl~ miles wide as It flows under Interstate 95, the main route from New England t.o Florida. Belflower ldentHied the victims as Meryl Douglas, 59, and his wife, Dorothy, 55, of Bloomfield, Ontario, and Del Bright, 54, of Franklin, Mich. Bright was in the first car wrecked, about 10 a.m. It slowed or stopped In the fog and was hit in the rear by a tractor trailer and both ----------·--- and leveled a farm In Ellis ~ty south of DaUas, and 11 peopli!were· Injured,, said Deputy Sheriff VII'gU Crow· · Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma were hit with treezlng rain : · ,- r• Focus on highways The meaning of Christmas -PageB-1 " .._ ..... r(· ..I,Jrf.·· ·•·.· / ! I .· ' / I /1 Charlene Hoeflich tells how memories t·an recapture the spirit of Christmas - Page 8-8 ./1' .. , f'OM< Twp. 1~. Pame la J. Diddle, 34, was east bound on 1~. according to troopers, wlien she reportedly lost control of her car, went off the right side of the road and overturned. Diddle's car sustained heavy dam age from the accident, according to troopers. No citations were issued. A Rt . 2, McAti hur man escaped inju_ry when the car he was drtvlng overturned on Old Rt. 35, Thursday night. . Troopers said Michael McPherson, 34, was westbound on Old 35, near U.S. 35, when he apparently lost control ofhiscarinacurve, went off the tight side of the road and overturned. The'6: 40 p.m . accident resulted in heavy damage to McPhefS\ln's vehicle. No ella Uons were Issued by the patrol. Meigs County happenings ... One emergency run second haH of the program wUI . f~11ture the concert band undei' the Only one call was answered· on dlreclon of Michael A. MichalSki. Thursday by the Meigs County Admission is free. However, a Emergency Medical Service. AI freewUJ offering wlll be accepted at 7:53 p.m ., the Rutland unit trans- the .door. ported Charles Foley f.rom his residence on Larkin St. to Holzer Meers Monday Medical Center. Christmas concert planned for Sunday The Meigs High School Music Dept. will present "An Afternoon of Christmas" this Sunday at2: 30p.m. In the high school gymnasium. Featured In concert wlll be the CoUeglum Muslcum, the ChoraUers, and the Goncert Choir, all under the direction of Kelvin D. King. The \' FRIDAY N!GPT SPECIAL • . unha CROSS PEN PENCIL SETS QOjQ.-OFF Ohio weather: showers likely on Monday --PageA-3- Alungthe Hjver ...... ... _.... . 8 -1-8 Bw;in..,. ......... _, ._ ,,,_, ..... -... E-1 Deaths ...................... ....... A-7 Editorials ......................... A-2 Fann .. ............... .... .... ...... E-2 !;port.; .· ····-··· ... _.... .......... C-1-8 tmts· tntint Vol. 19 No. 45 Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Copyrigh!od 1984 1 0 Sections, 76 Pages 60 Cent• Sunday, December 16, 1984 A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Officials' pay raise bill in shambles burst Into fl&mes; Belflower 8aid. But traffic kept coming .. The driver of one of the tractor trailers got out and tried to warn traffic, wavlnghlshands. "He had to run for his life," Belflower said. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - State lawmakers, returulng Tuesday for what Is planned as their final week of the year, apparently will find an embattled elected officials' pay raise bill where they left it -in a shambles. · Senate President Harry Meshel , D-Youngstown, appearing exhausted afrer about 11 how:s of tough bargaining Thursday night and early Friday, said he planned no further talks during the weekend. "I plan to get some rest and get In a little traveling," he told reporters, stopping to talk briefly after talks collapsed on the bUI to raise salaries of state lawmakers, the governor and other stale officials along with those of judges and most county officials. Senate MinoritY Leader Paul E. Glllmor, R-Port CUnton, who became a central figure in the dispute, said "We'll just have to wait until next Tuesday to see what happens." Meshel and other members of his majority caucus, despite vote counts In both parties showing the House-approved bUI would pass, were holding out for Glllmor's vote to assure bipartisan support from Senate leaders on the politically sticky bill. Gillmor said he refused the demand. "I was never Inclined to vote for the bUI and I'm still not Inclined," he said. Gillmor Is a potential candidate for governor In 1986, when he could chaUenge Democratic Gov . Richard Celeste's bid for a second term . Despite Glllmor's refusal to support the bill, the re were other hangups not only with Republicans but among Democrats In both the Sena te and House. For instance, Republicans were set to offer an amendment - had the bill reached the floor - to scale down the increases proposed for elected oounty officials - from 14 percent next year a nd anot her 14 . percen t in 1987 - to 5 percent a yearoverthe next four years_ Meshel refused to name a ·s ingle Issue in the standoff, and wou ld say only that ' 'there was movement all over the place." Asked if he thinks the im passe ca n be resolved. Mes hel sa id "I have no idea a t all ." Could the bill just be scrapped? "1 don 'l know ," he said . Meshel also has been Involved in recent days in an By Tbe Times-Sentinel staff GALLIPOLIS - The search for two men reported missing since the plane In which they were apparently riding. crashed irito !he Ohio River Dec. 9, has expanded to Huntington. A spokesman for the West Virginia State Pollee In Point Pleasant said the sean:h for Paul Hawks II, a 23-year-old free-lance : photographer and Hubert W. Harder, also 28, a doctoral student at Ohio State University , now stretches from the Gaillpolls Locks and Dam to Huntington and Is expected to continuethroughout the weekend_ Fire departments In Huntington and Ceredo have been asked to search their riverbanks for any debrts that may have washed ashore. An aU-day search Friday failed to uncover any new evidence, according to authorttles. The Harder and Hawks left Columbus last Sunday and flew to Dayton. From there they reportedly were to fly a two-seat single-engine Yankee to Gallipolis to visit friends and relatives. Three Gallla County youths told authorities they saw a plane plunge into the Ohio River, approximately a mile south of the · Jocks and dam last Sunday. Authorities have recovered a <Continued on page A3) Rachel E. McBride effor1 to enact a tax decrease a t the lame-duck session, getting the jump on Republicans wbo have promised to pass a 10 percent cur after they take control of the Senate J a n. 7. He a nd House Speaker Vem Riffe J r., D-New Boston, met with the governor on Thursday to discuss tha t issue, among others. but reliable sources said Celeste stood by his sta tements earlier this week In which he ruled out a lame-duck tax cut. Celeste said he wants to take up that issue next year ~s 'he and the Legis Ia ture begin budget considera !Ions for the 1985-1987 biennium . However, Celeste is scheduled to receive early next week a repor1 from a blue-ribbon panel of business leaders that is studying Ohio's revenue and economic picture. . Ohio Bell seeks 30 ·percent boost in residential rates Plane search expands to Huntington Area death COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP I - If you're a cus tomer of Ohio Bell Telepoon·e Co., the cos t of reac hing ou t a nd touchi ng someone - even if they're just across town- may be going up-next year. Ohio Bell has notified the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio that it inte nds to file a request Jan. 18 for a $137 million increase in ra tes for ,ttN AMIERt"UVi COWIMNY residential c us tomers. Increases would range from at least $2 to as muc h as St. 50 per month, depending should not bear it s full weight. No · business ra te inCreases are bPing on the type of s~rvice . If approved, the 30 percenr sought. "This must be Ohio Bell 's way of increase wou ld take effect in late saying Merry Christmas to its 1985. David Kandel. communi ty-media residenti aJ customers." Steve Os 7 relations m anager for Ohio Bell . trander. consumers' counsel S'!X>sa id the increase was needed kesman. said Friday. Ohio Bell said it would ask to because of declines in long distance increase the charge for unl im ited revenues brought about by changes sel'\~ce from the current $14 .95 local in the Industry and to permit the a month to $19.45, a boost of :$4.50. introduction of modem equipment . "Ohio Be ll is a different company Message service would go from than it has been in the past. We are $9 .50 to $12.35 monthly. an increase m oving from a fully regula ted of $2 .85. Measured sen~ ce would be m onopoly environment to a com pet - boosted from $6.70 to S8.70. an increase of $'2. it ive !'n\'ironment. The revenues In add ition. the' company said it that we used to receive to help us keep resident s' rates low are no would seek elimina lion oft wo-pa rtv longer a va ila blc·to us.·· Kandel sa id . st>rvice and director,' assistance The Ohio Office of the Consumer'· call allowances. Withdrawal of Counsel ca lled the request exorbi - two-party service wou ld not take ta nt a nd sa id residenti al customers e ffPct until1986. @ Ohio Bell STILL LOOKING- Volumeers are continuing the search for two Columhus men reported missing when the plane in which they were riding apparently crashed Jnto the Ohio River last Sunday. Searchers are looking for 23-year-old Paul Hawks 0 and Hubert w. Harder, also 28. Three Gallla County youths rold authorities they saw a single-engine plane crash into the Ohio River .below the Gallipolis Looks and Dam around 3:30 p.m., Dec. 9. Pressure on Reagan to cut Pentagon spending continues! Lottery winner CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn :J'hursday night in the Ohio Lottery's dally game, " The Number," was 982. In the "Pick 4" game, the winning number was 1365. The lottery reported earnings of $984,322.50 from wageiing on "The Number." The earnings came on sales of $1,ll9,522, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $325,199.50. . WASHINGTON (AP) -Concerned about planned cuts In domestic programs, members of Congress and state and local leaders are pressurtng President Reagan to include the Pentagon In efforts to reduce the $200 billion federal deficit. In a series of ineetlngs Friday, administration officials were told that the military must "take Its share" of the spending reductions being fashioned by the White House for the upcoming 1986 fiscal year. The advice was offered as Reagan denied reports that work on the new budget plan had ground tb a halt winning tickets are entitled to 45 percent, or $86,535. A wtnnlng $1 straight ticket e<\rns $3,120. A winning $1 boxed ticket earns $1ll. Weather forecast TOnight, partly cloudy. Low near 50. Saturday, IntervalS of sunshine and mild. High In the mld-Ws. The chance of rain IS 10 percent tonight and Saturday. Ex&eaded FOI'tlCUt . 'l1te extEnded forecut lor SUnday . lhroup Taellday calls for cllanee Veterans Memorial of lliowen Sunday, flllr Moaday, and • cbace of Taellday. Admissions- -Arthur Tobin, HJchl wll be IIIGIIIIy In the ... Pomeroy, Sunday, Ia the tlllla.Mollda.v lllld In Dlscharges--Vonda Johnson, Ida the. Tualday• ._wiD be Ill lhe Young, Lllllan Barbee, Timothy · . . Sanday, the mJd.lll 18 mJd.ala Eynon. Mouday, llllll .. llle Ill 'nlelday. a because of a n Interna l dispute over how much money defense should get In the fiscal year starting Oct. 1. Newly elected Senate Majority Leader Rol:ll!rt Dole of Kansas reiterated ihat the president's plans for a new round of budget .cuts wlll face a chilly reception on Capitol HUll! military spending is left untouched. "I must say It's going to have to be significant on the defense side before we sell the package" In Congress, Dole told reponers . Sen. John H. Chafee, R-R.I., said, "AU senators In the room wanted defense to take its share, there's no question about that. l would say, personally. I think tha t most senators a re sympathetic .. .. Iand i feel defense should be frozpn ta t the current levclt as a n Initial suggestion. " Reagan met separately with statP a nd loca l government leaders who joined in the ra u for restra int s on defense spending in the budget plan that goes to Capitol Hill early next year. Cleveland Mayor George Voinovich , president of the National League ·of Cities, sa id if there were "across-the-board cut s in a ll program s. including d<•fense .. .. it would be> a whole lot easier for us to accept some of the cuts that are being m ade in som e of the programs that affect us ." " Most governors. I th ink it's lair to say, hope that the re can be more spending reductions on the defense side , especially the non-strategic defense spending, " sa id Te nnessee Gol'. Lamar Alexander. Reagan's senior budget a d\iS<'rs are \1rtually unanimous in pushing for a rPduction of about $8 billion In the pla nned 1986 mil ilary buildup, according to one administratiqn source Brine control bill could hurt well drilling, says oil chief Gallia County receives .grant for county-wide litter control program In the parimutuel "Pick4" game, r sales totaled $191,796.50. Holders of Southern Local School Board wUI meet In regular session Monday evening al 7 p.m . In the high school cafeteria. ., Inside: K(l! Teenager injured in traffic accident A Pomeroy teenager was trea ted and released at Holzer Medical Center following a single-car accident on Ohio 143 Thursday night. Betty Ann Loftis, 17, was treated for bruises, hospital officials sa id. The Galli a -Meigs post of the Sta tc Highway Patrol said Loftis was northbound on 143, approximately six-tenths of a mile north of Ohio 7, when s he apparently lost eontrol of her car In a curve. wentofftherlght · side of the road and struc k an embankment. The 11:40 p.m. accident caused moderate damage to Loftis' car, the patrol said. A Racine woman escaped injury when he r car overturned ori Su tton -Art .Buchwald explains how the new phone ratt·s can save money, if you are calling Oslo, NorwayPageA-2 Page D-1 By JOHN FRIEDMAN 'lbnes-&ntlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Gallla County has received a state grant of$85,621 to set up a county-wide Utter control program In 1!1!5. Litter Control Program Manager Carlos Wood had applied for . a $100,500 grant to establish the program. The county received a $19,000 grant in 1984 to d~elop the program . Wood said If the state leaves the cuts up to him, the containment portion of the grant program will probably be cut out and a part-time secretary to Mndle papeiWork wUl probably not be hired. Money had been set aside for the establishment of permanent con· crete Utter containers throughout the county. Wood said the $10,!XXI project would probablY be cut. 'The remainder of the grant wiU be used to eslablish tour programs of Utter rolllrol, Wood said. I Two programs established will be and trash onadoor-to-doorbaslsand then dump their haul at an Ulegal ·educatlonand'awareness. Thegoais dump. of the programs will be to educate Wood also said hewouldllke to see area reslde~ts about- litter and the proper ways todisJioseof It as well as ·• the passage of a tarp law that would require trucks hauling trash to place making people think about their a tarp over their load. This would littering habits, according to Wood. However, he said, the bulk ofthe prevent trash from blowing from the truck onto the roadside. money will be spent developing a Also on Wood'sdrawl'lgboard is a collection and enforcement permit law requiring people hauling program. trash to first obtain a permit from Approximately s.li,!XXI has been set aside to clean up 30 of the the Utter control department. Wood county's estimated 100 legal dumps said the permits would be used to check up on people hauling trash to lnl985. To enforce the laws, Wood said he make sure they use the county would co'ntract with the GaUia landfUI. seventy-seven of 88 jmplementaCoimty Sheriff's Departmerlt for a tlon grants were funded by state litter control enforcement officer to watch dump sites and obtain the Office of Litter Control, which Is names of people Illegally dumping. controlled by the Ohio Department The omcer wfll begin his duties In of Natural Resources. The amount of the grants totaled more than $6.9 JanllaiY, according to Wood. Next year, WOOCI said, he would mllllon, approxlmatel,v $00),00J like to obtain the pa51111'! of laws more than had been originally regulating people who cpllet litter budgeted. CLEANING UP THE MESS - The Gallla Couray utter Contm Program ha8 received a S85,tnl grant ro clean up approximately 100 Ulegal dumps In G~a Couaty. Program Director Carloll Wood, left, and Gallla CouJql Sherllf's Deputy Geo!'K'I' Woodyard go thnlulh-Gallla County dump looking for evidence as 18 who may be leavlnglhelr dehrlll along one of,the oounly's ~Ides. "-"' POMEROY- A bill being studied in tht> Ohio legis lature on the di sposal of brine - a saltwater by-product of drtlling processes could cause some producers to go out of bu siness, says Don Vernau. president of lhe Ohio Oil and Gas Association. The proposed bill would impact ln Meigs County where drilling processes are taking place dally. "There Is no doubt in thl.'mlnds of our members that fewer wells wtll be drUled and lhat hundreds of marginal wells now producing will be plugged ," Wmau said. The bill - House bill 501 attempts to regulate the issuance of oil a nd gas drilling permits and requires certain guidelines be met 1n the use and diSposal of brine . Vernau says the association (Continued ,on page A3) I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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