http://66.213.69.5/files/original/72bd0ea343be0870590ad79836c49965.pdf 00404c26768a6397f55f5c103cc75cef PDF Text Text 12- The Sentinel Thursda Ohio March 19, 1 ·Ohio looks at interest issue Panel OKs limit on credit card interest rates COLUMBUS 1UP II - Like bills d~signed to require retailers , credit unio ns. banks and other financial institutions to lower interest rates on cred it cards have lawmakers curious about similar legis lation In other states. A House Financial Institutions subco mmittee Wednesday d<>bated thn•e bills to base credit ·card int eresl rates on the prime rat e. but made no moves to combine the measures or advance them to the full comm iltee. instead. subcommittee mem bers requested more informa· lion on what olhcr slates are doing and the movement in Illinois to withdra w stale money from banks that haven't lowered their inlcrrsl rat es. Th e bills differ on how many percPn tagc point s cred it ca rd ra tes cou ld br above the prime rate, which issei by the Federal Reser ve Board . One bill suggests the limit should be .1 percentage point s higher, another, 4 points higher, and the third sa ys :; per centage points higher . Each oft he bills says the max imum rate should be 18 percent. It is now 25 percen I . Rep. Paul .Jones. D·Ravenna, said some retail stores say even though they charge as much as 21 percent. they are opera ting their credit card serv ice at a loss. The retailer must cover dcfauli and th e exJX'nSP of cards tha t are paid off every month, .Jones said . He said some retail representa tives have told him they only conttinuc offering cards as a co nvenience for thf'ii' customer s. types of loans," ·the group said In • a prepared statement. . · WASHINGTON (UP! ) - A ·interest rates at 8 percentage l.t also sa t'd card 1·ssuers have ·. · ld House banking subcommittee, · Points above th e yte on oneincreased and Improved servi· •• approving a bill to limit cr edit year Treasury securities. If the · ces, which adds 10 their costs. ~ limit were- In effe-ct now, the Tile American Bankers Associ· card .interest rates, .also wants credit card interest ce iling would . at ion argued against th'e- bill at a Ann unzio. however, asser ted, .: credit card issuers to warn be13.8 percent, Annunzto said. hearing before the vote. "Anyone who can't make a profit · cons umers more completely of Rep. Charles Scltumer, D· "Administrative· and other by borrowing money at ,• .g8 : the conditions and costs of the .. stressing theneed for full cos ts of credit card credit are perce-nt and . lending at 13. ; N.Y cards. disclosure of credit card terms, much highe-r than those- of other percent should find another line · The biii was urged by Chairtold the subcommittee of surveys man F'rank Annunz io, D:lil. , who : ; : : : : : : : : : : : :; :' showing the typical consumer was unable to persuade his " believes, falsely, that all cr edit subcommittee to approve a simca rd intere-s t rates are the same. ilar measure last year. The new Consumers think that VISA or bill was approved Wednesday on Master Card, not the individual a 5-3 vote and now goes to the • banks, set the r ates." Committee on Banking and Ur· ban Affairs . The bill sent to the committee would req uire credit card issuers Annu nzio argued Wednesday to. disclose ' 'key credit card cost thaI banks and other card issuers informa tion - interest rate, are making record profits by annual fee and grace period- up keeping interes t rates for the front . at a time when consumer s cards at around 18 percent while can use that information to make most other interest rates have the market work," Schumer dec lined sign i!lcantly over the said. past year. By ROBERT SHE~ARD His bill would cap crl!(llt card Current law only requires disclosure after the card i s received by the Individual, he explaine<f. Two teams advance in tournament Ohio Lottt•ry• Daily Numht•r 015 PICK-4 .-Page 3 r;::;;:;:;:;:;::;:;:;;;:;~o:f~w:o:r~k~.':' 3557 CARRIER NEEDED FOR LINCOLN HEIGHTS POMEROY IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CALL THE DAILY SENTINEL • at y . • Vo1.36. lllo.223 Copyrighted 1987 • enttne Pomeroy- Middleport. ,Ohio. Friday, March 20, 1987 D -New Boston, worked in pri vate with House Democra tic l eaders and fisca l experts trying to whittle at least $100 million from Gov. Richard F . Cel es te's $22 billion budget for 1988-89 to bring it into bal ance. Riffe reported sa tisfactory progress and said he hopes to have ligures ready lor the Legislative Service Comm ission late today. A reassembl ed bud get is due back in the House Finance Committ ee next Tuesda y. Riffe said he will fashion the new spending plan hallway between the income amoun ts proj ec ted by the Legislative B~dgr t Office and th e state Office of Budget and Management. Those two agencies were $29R million apari. He said he also would like to increase sp• •nding lor primary and secondary edu cati on. and perh aps co iieges and universities. by 2 percent over the amou nt recomm ended by Ceb tr Riffe sa id this co uld amoun t to $250 million 10 $300 million. bu,t 2 percent of the ba<ir c•du cation appropriation would be only $120 million ovN two yea r s, and 2 percent of thr higher <•du r ation · outlay would be S60 miiiion. The instan t bin go bill. sponsored by Rep . Mark A. Maione, D-Sout h Poin t. would apply to any tax-exempt or ga nization already permit ted to condu ct regular bingo games. In in<tant bingo, the part icipan ts purcila sr a u.o:; unlly for ~0 cent s. rx·rl or scratch the coverings off tho numbers "nd dctNmine if I hoy arr a winnrr and whal th eir prizr is. Ma ione said the game is popu lar al chari table organiza tions in Ken tuck y and West Virginia. and Ohio groups need a si milar drawi ng card. flut R<•p. Ronald D. Am <lut z. H·Woostcr. an opponent. s11id. " I don' t lil ink tile sta le should be c;:~ rd. cn< ·ou r agi ng it ." when th e Tower Commi ssion By IRA R. ALLEN WASHINGTON (UP! I - Pres- issued its report on th e contra\'· ident Reagan, buffeted by the · ersy Feb. 26 did he recognize his Iran-Contra scandal all winter, policy had "degenerated" into an emerged in his news conference arms-for-hostages dea l - after on the eve of spring flashing the months of denying Chat was the verve and wit that cata pulted case. "II I hadn't thought it wa s right him to two cerms as president. 'Though he broke no new in the beginning. we would never ground in the saga of how he have started that, " he said. " I cam e to sell arms to Iran in still believe tha t if someone in my exchange for American hostages fam iiy was kldna pped and I went In Lebanon. the president r r· oul and hired someone that I bounded al his 40th news confer· thought could get tha t person ence- his first in four months- sa fely home, that would not be : with ~n eagerness to take on ail engaging in ransom of the : comers in the news media he victim .'' Nonetheless , Reagan sough t a . partially blames lor thwarting fresh start lor the first day of : the deal. spring today, assuring the nation RC'agan. generally in co mhe is searching for more accept a· man~. as he responded to 32 bie ways of freeing th!' eight . · questions in the34-minute nation· captive in Le· Americans still • . ~ ally 'televised session Thursday nlgltt, made perhaps his most banon. some held now lor two significant sta tement by saying years. he st ill believes in his Intentions . The president said he even in selling weapons to "respon si· would be gra teful lor the help of ble people" in a government his predecessor, 'Jimmy Ca rter accused of sponsoring terrorism - the man he repeatedly at· but , "I would not go down that tacked for an lnabllity to gain prompt release of the :;2 Amerisame road again." cans held in Iran from 1979 to Reagan reiterated that only. CHILDREN'S ·DEPT. Tops Jackets Outfits Socks Jeans Dresses Blouses Sleepwear DEPT. Dresses Blouses Playtex Devon Jeans Slacks Socks Jeans Knit Shirts Dress Slacks Hanes Underwear Ties Socks Carhartt Work Uniforms Jackets P~nties Handbags HOUSEWARES NOTIONS Dishes Cookware Flower Bulbs Kitchen Gadgets Small Appliances Rubbermaid Cleaning Supplies Hallmark School Supplies Candles, Cameras Film Gift Items Candy Senate • cttes • maJor • wttness Yarn Sheets Sweepers Wallpaper Drqperies Blankets Curtains Bedspreads Window Blinds FLOOR COVERINGS, TV'S AND MAJOR APPLIANCES ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THIS SALE STORE HOURS .' fltfllel4r POIHI.W . O ~IO POMEROY - 992·3671 larger schools. Ohio University won first , Bowling Green Sta te University was second , and Ohio State placed third . Rio Gra nde's bat· tallon defeated such teams as the University of Cincinnati, the University of Dayton. K!'nt State and Xavier. "The cadets learned .a lot and will compete nex t year ." sa id Capt. Thomas M . Carroll, assist· ant professor of mliitary science. •'•overall, the cadets who participated learned many valuable small-unit leadership skills. " Th ey learned about their own abilities to perform during stressful trai ning t'nvlronmenls which elosely represented those needed by the U.S. Army's elite Ranger units," he concluded. Safety director raps speed limit ·increase 0 Monday thru Saturday MEETING THE PRESS - President Rea~:an laces n •portrrs in lht• East Room of tlw White 1980. Carter. who has in turn criticized Reaga n Jn the current crisis, is on a tour of the Midd le East. House Thursday lor the flrsl time in four month~. (UPI ) The 76-yca r-old president generally won praise from politi· clans in both parties l or his perfo1·mance Thursday nigh!, in stark co ntrast to hi s defensive atlilu dc and lncomp lol c answ('l' s at his last news con ference. Nov . I ~I . "14Jni•HII •• C.MMQ[ CAIO COLUMI-lUS 1UP I I - Rai s· ing tho speed limit to 6!i mph on t·ural sec t ions of inters tatt> highways could result in up to 50 more traffic dea ths each · • y!'ar in Ohio. says William M . : Denlhan. sta te highway safety • director. Denlhan said Thursday that . from 1966 to 1974, before the 55 · mph speed limit was Imposed, an averal'(e of 105 people a year died in trallic accidents on lnterslate highways in · rural areas of Ohio. Since 1974. the average has been 57 deaths a year on the · same sectiOns, he said. Legislation giving states th e option to Increase the 55 mph speed limit is pending In Congress, State Sen. David Hobson, R·Sprl ngfleid, has introdu ced a bill which proposes to make I lie speed· limit in· creases automatic in Ohio if the federa l legis lation becomes law. The federal proposal. while not giving exact guidelines, would aliow the higher speeds on Interstate highways out· side population centers of 50,000 or more. Officials estimate that 900 miles of Ohio's 1,550-mlle interstate system would be eligible for the higher limit . However. there Is some uncertainty about how the guidelines would affect inter· states skirting mid·sl2ed cit· ies. Also, the state Legislature could impos e further restrlctlons. II' ' On a simple voicr volt' Tilurs· day, lhr• SPnate asked n frdera l judge to hold Secord In civil contt'm pt if he con tinuos to balk at relea sing foreign bank records hi' co ntrols. Tho Air Forcr olliccr, now in private bu siness. then could face an lndefinltr jail term and da il.v fin es II he co ntinues to n •sist The• Senate acllnn w11s t hP most significil nt dcvetopmpnt in the Investiga tion on :.1 day In which mos t attention wa < focust'd on President Reaga n's nationa lly lr lrvls(ld new s conft•ren('(' . On other fro nts : -Vice Pr!'sidenl Georgf' Bush lssur·d a sharp rrbut tal to a published report th at quoted a key Sa udi Arabian middleman In the U.S. arms sales to I ran who accu<ed Bush of ra isi ng money lot· tho Nica raguan Cont ra rebels. R'O TC unit ·places in field competition HOME FURNISHINGS 9:30 to 5:00 WASHI NGTON I UP I 1 - Tiw fu ll weight ol the SPna lc i< pn~ssu!'ing rrti n~ d Maj . Crn . Ric hard Secord. a major figure in the lran ·C'on tra scan dal. to reieasr secrPt bank rPt'ords th at could h(•lp invrstiga l or s traee th t• monPy trai l. ' RIO GRANDE - The Rio Gra nde College and Community Colleg!' ROTC Depar tment''s WAREAGLE Cadet Ba tt alion placed fi!t h in a field of 13 competitors in the 1987 Ranger Challenge Competition at the University of Akron and Ra· venna Army Arsenal. Held the weekend of March 6-8, the WAREAGLES won fi rst place in the one·man rope bridge competition and sec·ond place in ihe M-16 rifle and M-60 machlm.• gun assembly and disassembly competition. Both w!'re timed events. · ·ThirtPen schools participated iri thP challenl'(r competition. Rio GrandP was the only extension center competing. The re· mainder were host institutions or . Bcforr pa ssing tile bil l. til e House inser ted an anwndmcnt forb idding any cmp lo.vee of !he Oilio Department of Liq uor Control to sell gambli ng devices. Reagan holds own ·with capitol media Chairs Mattresses Bedrooms Living Rooms Dinettes Clocks Tables Gun Cabinets 25 Cents A M ul1 imediB In c. Nuwspaper ' FURNITURE MEN'S &BOVS' 3 Sec1ions, 22 Pages Ohio Senate considers instant bingo measure By LEE LEONARD UPJ S!atehouse Reporter COLUMBUS iUPI I - Legislation permitting tax·exempt charitabl e organizations to conduct instant bingo games has been forwarded to th e Ohio Se nate by the s t at e House of Representatives. The measure, which applies to churches, veterans' and !rat<>rnal organizations. educa · tional foundation s, service organizations or volunteer firefighters and rescue organizations, was approved on a 93-:l vote Thursday , shor tly before the House joined the Senate in weekend .adjournment. · Meanwhile. House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr. , LBERFELOS Clear ionight, wit h a low ncar 35 . Mo~tly sunny Satur· day, with highs ncar 60. The prohahillty of prt•dpltation Is nt •ar zero through Saturda~. -Sources confirmed a report th at former nationa l s<>curlty adviser Rolx'rt McFar lane left letters b<'forc his su icide att r mpt l as t month ackn owledgi ng his failure to divu lge a Sau di o!!cr of secret fundin g for the Con tras. Taken with otht•r evidence sour· ces say inves tiga tors have found, the leiters confl ict with Saudi Arabia' s denials that its roya l family gave any aid lo tho rebels . CADET BATrALION - Members of Rio Grande's Army ROTC WAREAGLE ca det battalion Include, from felt, ba ck row, C/ Cpl. Curtis K . Proflill, C/Sgt. Jason P. Schwebach, C/ PFC. Todd ,Jacohs and C/ PFC. Carl R. Angel; front row from left, C/SFC Lisa Evans. CJCpJ. '. Michael ,J, Tlce, Cadet .Jeffrey II. Dennis and C/h!Lt .'fhoma• A. ,Johnson. Not pictured wM C/ LTC David Dunlap, alternate. State wants to cut investment in sulfur removal process By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLU MBUS iUPli - The .stat e of Ohio wants to sca le down its investment in a demonstra· lion proj ec t of a Bow lin ~ Green bu sinessman 's pat ented process for removing sul!ur from coal. The Technical Advisory Committee of the Ohio Coal Development Office voted 6·3 Thursday against provldin ~ $1.8 million in sta te funds for a pilot project of Albert Calderon's process. Committee members said technicians who reviewed the process cited too many unanswered queslions about how it would work. The commitlee. however, in· structed David Berger. director of the Coal Developent Of !Ice, to negotiate with ~a l deron about a state grant lor tesling the ·final stage of his process - " hot gas cl eanup." The com mitt ee d irected Berger to ask Calderon to share equall y with the state th e portion of r•xJX'nS!'S- about $2 mi llion not borne by the feder al govN n· ment . Calderon wa s willing to furnish $200,000 of his own money l or testing the ent ire process. Berger said the U.S. Depart· ment of Energy has commllted $8 million to lund demonstration of the hot gas cl!'anup porllon of Calderon's process . Calderon approa ched the Gen· erai Assembly three years ago for help In developing his process, which separates high· sulfu r coal into four products, Including coal that will meet national clean air standards when burned by utilities and heavy industry . He said the proces s, in addition to clean c6al, would produce elemental sulfur, natural gas and enough gaso!lnb to supply Ohio and export to the Northeast . Ohio voters adopted a $100 ----~--------~---------- million bond issut• to fund rc· sear ch projr•cts 10 take th e sulfur out or coa l and m11k c Oh io coal more· mark elabic. Aerg er said Prcsicir:nt Reagan Is asking for another $300 million for coa l lechnolo{!y research in 1988, in additi on to the $50 million originall y in his budget. Jack Hollander . chairman or tho advisory committee. said tec hnical revlcw!'t's raisC'd ques· tions about Calderon' s " consist· ent lack of data" and "breezy dismissa l of probtrms" in carry. ing ou t the pilot project. "The chemistry works, per iod, " said co mmittee member Manol Guha . "Th ~ whole prob· iem Is regeneration lol coa l gas !. " Richard J. Oehlberg . Solo n industrial consultant and one of the reviewers or the Ca lderon prolects, said the Bowling Green scient ist has changed his proeess and the eng ln ~r in g may not work. I n a report urging the Senate to act on th e Secord Issue. the st•lect Senate panel ln vr.sliga tln g the scandal sa id he t•efu sed Frb. 21i to slf(n an order that wou ld waive Swiss bank s<•crccy laws to release th•• twords. Invoking his Filth. Amendmt•nt righ ts at:(ai nst scl f-lncrlmlnallon in rduslng lo co mply. Secord told thr panel In a statemen t. " Aft er <'onsultiil lon with my r ounsel, I havC' ut' <'i<h•d to refu se to obl•l' the order or ;onv substantially siml lur' order of the com milt rr tllrr<' lfnr: mr tn sign thr consent dit·r cti ve." Th e pant'i ' s rPport su id S< ·o·ord has "frustrul <'d lht' (ommill< '<'i n Its efforts to an swrr C' rl tlcul questions r<'luting tu th<' flow ol funds !r om I he sales of urms 10 Iran to thr· Ni c·arilguan resist· cnce fo rccs ." Secord' s rrfusul to sign the documents and tho St•nat r r·onlcmpt vote· could <t·t the swg r· lor a court baltlr over wh ether Filth Amendmrnt protr·ct ions aga inst seif.lncrim Inat ion r·xtrnd to hank record s. The Towrr Commission's 1-'rb. 26 report on tho scanda l found Secord con troiiPd foreign ltar\k account s th rough wh ich profits from the Iran arms sales IIOII'ed. and it added !hut he had "c ruci al" Information sou~h t b.Y investigators. · �COmmenaryt .·".-. ------~p~~~yM~~~~~~ ·~ ~-2-·~~ ~ Frictay, PJiarch 20, 1987 _The Daily Sentinel ' lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~rb ts!m~ ~'-"""T""·~d·t=J 'q1v RORERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager Will our way work? _____W_i_llia_m__:A_.R_us_h_er Like a direct hll on a battleship, the Iran /contra affair landed squarely on the Reagan administration and caused extensive da mage. Some crew members · !Poindexter, North ) were ktlled outright; others (Reagan) died later of their wounds. The captain himself was injured, though not fata lly. What remain are the jobs of damage assessment and damage control . How many guns have been knocked out? Is the steering mechanism still working? Can a nything, or everything , be repaired? Just how badly (to abandon the metaphor) has P resident Reagan been hurl by this whole controversy? In some respects very deeply Indeed; In others, much less so. Of course one's estimate of the damage lo President Reagan will depend to some extent on one's notion of exactly what there was to damage. If, like writer Garry Wtlls, you think of Ronald Reaga n as essentially just an Illusion- 1st - a bemused purveyor of amiable dreams - then, like ' Wills, you will conclude that little has been lost , because there was so little there to lose: Reagan has not so much collapsed as simply .. evanesced." Others, however - friend and foe alike - take a more serious view. Prior to the Iran affair, President Reagan bestrode tire pollltcal landscape like a colossus. His e nemies feared his popularity and his famous "Teflon " which prevented A MEMBER of The Unit('(! Press Int ernationa l, Inland Da lly Press Associa tion and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LIITTERS OF OPJN(ON are we lcome They should be less tha n 300 words lon g All letters arc su bject to cd ltlng and mu s t bf' signed with name, address and telephnne number No tuls!gnOO le!lers will be pl bl!shed. Letters should be In ~ood lastr•, addressing Issues , not personalit ies . The Lighter Side Maybe the wand needs more voltage By DICK WEST WASHI NGTON (U PI J - Far be it from me to sugges t there is somet hing wrong with lhP magic wand given to Pres ident Reagan by a s le ight-of-ha nd ar tist descr ibed by hi s press agent as " the grea test of hnoder n tim es." Nevertheless. If I were ch ief exec ut ive, I wouldn 't use the wand in a n Issue vanishi ng act . Despite presu mably waving the wand and uttering "abracadab ra," or "pres to chango," or whatever Incantation the While House favors at the moment. the president has been unable to make the l r~n-Contra Issue disappea r . I realize · Reagan's former chief of staff, Donald Rega n, d i sappear~<! as If by magi c. But we are talking Issues here. Expla in ing the gift, magician Doug Henning, who has starred in severa l Broadway shows and te levision specials, sa id, " If we live wl1 h a sense of wonder our lives wil t be filled with joy." "The gift of a magic wand to PrPsident Reagan ts just a remi nder of tha t wo nder." he added . Henning also sa id he believes "my Illusion magic is really jusl a metaphor for the real magtc in the wor ld." Some how I doubt I ha t Adm. Jo hn Poi nd exter and Lt. CoL Oliver Nort h, Reagan's former na tiona l sec urity aides, would appreciate having the Iran-Con tra issue descr ibed as a metaphor. liowever. there Is tittte doubt. judging from the public reactl,on, t hat the president's most recent s peech designed to put the Issue "lJehind us" did not accomplish th a t purpose, wand or not. i\'laybe the iss ue has grow n so large tha t one person, even the pr~sidenl. no longer can hid e it. Maybe he needs Rega n, Poi ndexter arid North to help s hie ld the Iran-Contra co ntroversy from the pqbtic's gaze. :rhat way . p<'T' haps the issue would va nish In a cloud of purple s moke as it was supposed lo do. Or perhaps Henning, an occasiona l pel'former at Wh ile Hou se func tions, m istake nly gave Reagan a wa nd that makes things m~tertallze rather· than disa ppear. 'l'hal wou ld account for the sudden appearance of Howard Ba ker, the form er Senate Republica n leader, as Rega n's rep lacement. When las t seen, by me, t;laker was retir ing from the Senate to run for. president. Maybe he misunders tood whe n told he was r(>(Jia clng Re~:a n and thought he was replacing Reagan. fl seems more likely, however, tha t the wand did it . ~s Hennin g's press agen t noted, the president " has been seen toting thew and to Importa nt meetings." In the case, it seems like ly Reagan was waving it at the meeting with Mrs. Reagan when II was decided to replace Regan. The press agen t says Henni ng "is curren tly working with first lady Nahey Reagan to her crusade agai nst drug abuse. " 'i:oo bad they can't wavr a magic wand and have tllegal nar cotics di$appcar. That mtg hl be easier lhha n say ing no. 1fhe president's dis may wou ld be understandable If he waved the wand. expecting Regan to disa ppear, and Nancy, or Baker. or a m~glcian. or some Illici t drugs, showed up In I he Oval Offi ce instead. But, a t least. he s till has the Iran-Contra Iss ue. • • criticism from sticking to him personally. His admirers were .. ; looking forward to the victory, In • 1986, of whichever Republican • .· could best persuade Ihe voters .. · that he was a clone of Ronald ·. •' Reagan. All of these attitudes are now open to serious question. At a mln!num, the liberals have stopped being mortally afraid of . , Reagan. ("The magic," Lou Cannon of the Washington Post ·.' exulted, "Is gone.") They are · • happily at work constructing new · ·. and discreditable concepts of their tormentor - as a devious ·• and deliberate liar, as a senile nonentity, etc. And conserva- .,. lives must necessarily wonder .. whether, when they Invoke his name In future years they will be · • evoking memories better left •· unevoked. .. The net effect of the Iran controversy on Reagan's per- "sonal reputation will probably have to await the conclusion of the various probes now under way. But what aboullts effect on the ability of his administration to launch new policies or promote existing ones? This , oddly enough , probably will be smallthough only .because the prospects for governmental gridlock we re bordering on certainty anyway, after the Democrats captured control of the Senate ~ last November. ' In areas where Reagan can • • call the shots without having to i ask permission of Congress - J e.g., short-term military opera- : lions or negotiations with the : Soviet Union - I would counsel his conservative friends not to be • unduly discouraged . ' I I Anderson & Dale VanAtta WASHINGTON -He used to be president of one of the world's biggest companies, a fri end of VIce President George Bush and a contender for the presidency of Mexico. But now 66-year-old Jorge Dlaz Serrano Is marking hi s 43rd month in M~x lco City's Reclusurlo Sur federal prison awaiting trial on cor ruption charges. The spectacular fall of· Dlaz Ser ra no does not appear to have broken him. He maintains his Innocence wtth earnestness and pride, even with an occasiona l Iouch of wry humor. "If you're a politician, you're bound to have problems of this sort ," Dlaz Serrano observed -as If he were entertai ning a gues t In a threesta r restaurant a nd the problem was a lukewarm cup of coffee. Dlaz Serrano's mai n argument to Da le Van Att a, who recently talked his way Into the prison to Interview him , was an Interest Ing one. Simply put,lt was that he was In a position to steal a lot more tha n the $34 million In "Illicit , profit" he Is accused of making as head of PEMEX. the state-owned oil company. "I handled $45 blllton In export a nd never touched a cent," he explai ned. "·But I could have .." How? "Simple, simple, my dear. Watson, n Diaz Serrano replied ex pansively . He could have stolen $300 million a month "without signing any paper,',' he said. Acknowledged as the architect of Mexico's short-lived oil boom, Dlaz Serrano had already made a fortune In oil contracting when his friPnd , Pres ident Jose Lopez Portillo, asked him to run PEMEX In 1976. Lopez Portillo ftred him on June 6, 1981, for dropping the price of Mexican all wit hout consulting the president. During his tenure at PEMEX, Dlaz Serrano pushed Mexico's oil exports from virtually nothing to 1.5 million barrels a day. doubled refining capacity a}ld tripled all and petrochemical production. Mexico jumped' from the world's 40th largest oil producer to the fourth largest. In fact. just before hts fall, Dlaz Serrano was emerging as a likely choice to succeed Lopez Por tillo, his close frie nd a nd weekly IPnnls partner. Instead, he was sacked from PEMEX and s hipped off lo Moscow as ambassador. He returned later to become a senator from hi s home state of Sonora. Lopez Portillo's successor, President Miguel de Ia Madrid, ran on an a nti-corruption plat· form , a nd not long after hP took office he had Dlaz Serrano arrested. By most accounts, the form er all min iste r was simply the most convenient sacrificial lamb to lend substance to the npw president's ca mpaign promise. Dtaz Serrano knows II, he expla ined, because a Belgia n businessman who offered to prove there was no fraud In the deal for which Dlaz Serrano was jailed wa s told by a high Mexican official that II didn't matter. "He told him that this was a politica l problem of Jorge Dlaz Serrano,' and he was not to be concerned about II,' ' Dlaz Serrano said. This Is not lo say that there wasn't widespread thievery durIng Dlaz Serrano's tenure a t PEMEX. In 1979 a lone, for exa mple, 317 million barrels of all . worth more than $5 billion, simpl y disappeared from the books. Dlaz Serrano suggested that the all had, fort he most part, "eva porated" or otherwise been tost In the refining process. One point Dlaz Serra no Is fervent about Is denying that he was ever a busin ess paTiner of Bush, as has been widely reported. He doesn't want Bush l', hurt by association with him - : and vice versa. In a country • where the CIA Is anathema, Bush •, Is usually referred to as "ex-CIA : chief and vice president. " D!az Serrano Is resigned to two l morP year s In the pokey - until 1 the end of the de Ia Madrid : administration . Why? Because 1 Francisco Rojas , thP official who " told the Belgian businessman thai Dlaz Serrano Is a political prisoner, was just rewarded with his old job as head of PEMEX. GORBACHEV & GOD: JudgIng by Mikhail Gorbachev's recent trea tment of religion, Kremlin-watchers can 't telt whether the Soviet leader's vaunted " glasnost" Is for real· or l not. Ones leptowardamore open : Soviet society was the govern· t menl's permission to give rell· .J glous education to children over • 10. On the other hand, Soviet ~ Jews are still persecuted for ' · trying lo preserve their religious heritage, and the deacon of .the Russia n Orthodox Church, Via- · dlmlr Rusak, was sentenced last · fall lo seve n years of ha rd labor and five years' Internal exile. His crime was bemoaning the ha rassment of Orthodox believers In a letter to the World Council of Churches. 1 A' competitive effort ______R_ob_er_t W_ a_lt:.. .r.l. ,e · Today in history , ' ;• ,By United Press International <Today Is Friday, March 20. the 79th day of 1987'wll h 286to follow . ::roday Is the first day of spring (ve rna l equtnox 10:52 p.m. EST!. ::rhe moon Is moving toward Its las t quar ter . O:T he morning stars arc Mercury, Venus and Sat urn. ::rhe evening stars are Mars a nd J upiter . : hose born on t his dat e a re under the s ign of Pisces. They Include Roman poet Ovid In 4:1 B.C .: adven turer and writer Edward Judson. Originator of the dime novel, In 1820; dramatist Henrlk Ibsen In 1828: fliychotoglst B.F . Skinner in 1904 (age 83); actor and bandleader 13hle Ne lson In 1907; form ~r New York Mayor Abe Beame In 1906 (~ge 791; actor Sir Michael Red g rave In 1908; comedian, producer o{Rd director Carl Reiner tn 1922 (age 641 : Fred Rogers ("Mister Rbgers") In 1928 I age 591: hoc key player Bobby Orl'ln 1948tage.19). and ac tor William Hurt In 19~ (age .37). •' •' ' y •;on Ihi s date In hls tnry: : •In 1852. Harriet BePcher· Stowe's anti-slavery novel "Uncle Tom's <;a bin" was published . •'In 196.1. a volcano on the Island of Ball tn the East Indies began bu ptlng. The eventua l dea th toll exceeded 15,000. <In 1976, San Franc isco newspaper heiress Pa tt y Hearst was found lit!IIIY of ba nk robbery . ;-In 1977, Prtme Min iS I€!' Indira Gandhi and her son San jay lost their 'mirllamentary races In India 's genera l elections. TheCongressParly a\~o was defeated and the state of emergency In India was lifted. : dn 1986, the ' House rpjected a $100 million aid package for the N(caraguan Contras, a major Reagan policy setback. That same day, 1~ Dow Jones Industrial average closed above the 1800 mark for the !list time. • . : .. . f BETHLEHEM, Pa. (NEA) University s hares responsibility When the Caterpillar Tractor Co. for thP region) a nd Lehigh. faced the choice of mak ing Its York, Pa., plant more productive The Ben Franklin Partnership or moving It overseas, the on those ca mpu ses serves as company turned for help to the liaison between 128 colleges a nd Ben Fran~lln Partnership. universities In the siate and the · That unique Institution Intro- more than 2,500 firms that have duced Caterpillar to experts at sought access to those educatwo of Pennsylvania 's leading tional, scientific a nd techn ica l universities - Lehigh In Bethle- resources . hem and Penn State tn State The state has contributed a lColtege- to try to save the 2,400 most $77 million to the Ben jobs at the company's parts Franklin Partnership, but comdtslrt bullon a nd manufacturing panies applyi ng far assista nce operations In York. are usually required to put up $3 Today, those jobs at Caterpil- for every $1 contributed by1 the lar's "plant wl1 h a future" are government. As a result , the more secure, tn part because of program ha s benefited from $281 the assistance the firm receives million In private Investment. from Lehigh In the field of In return, the participating co mputer-aided man ufacturing companies receive a wide range and from Penn State In employee of aid and guidance designed to retraining. create or protect jobs, develop As federal officials struggle to new products or processes and tra nsfor m "competitiveness" otherwise apply techqologlcal from a fashionable "buzzword" Innovations . · Into a workable policy, PennsylSpecialized fields In which the vani a Is marking the fourth · Ben F ranklin Partnership offers anniversary of a program that expertise Include microelectronhas put the state on the cutting Ics, robotics, biotechnology, teleedge of the' technological revolu- communications , advanced medtion thai Is sweeping across the Ical technology and computer Industrial world. Integrated manufacturing. Established In early 1983, the In addition, the program can Ben Franklin Partnership has provide compa nies with low' cost been ca refull y structured to lega l and accounting services, maximize the elforts of the thrE!(' financial and marketing consulcomponents - government, In- tation s. employee training and dustry and education - consl· retraining and other entrepre· dered crucial to e nha nc in g neurlal assistance. productivity. The building occupied by the Dividing the slate In four Ben Franklin Partnership on a regions, the program's archl· quiet corner of the Lehigh tecta esta blished Advanced campus also houses a venture Technology .Centers on the cam- capital fund and "Incubator" puses of Penn State, University space· for fledgling firms. of Pennsylvania I~ Philadelphia, The companies aided by the University of Pittsburgh In Pitts· Advanced Technology Center burgh (where Carnegie-Mellon here Include sophistica ted high- tec hnology firms such as Bell Labs and General Electric as well as small. struggling companies producing everything from Industrial boilers to seafood nuggets. Does II work? The program, c laims to have crea ted or protected 8,000 jobs throughout Pennsylvania. In addition, It has helped 369 firm s get starte.d, 304 expand and 118 remain In the slate rat her than relocate. One critique characterizes the Ben Franklin Partnership as "the na tion's most ambitious and Imitated " program of Its kind. ·· Indeed. officials 'from North Ca rolina. Florida, Ohio and other ·: s tates have examined the unique Initiative. · In a ddition , representatives from other nations (Including Japan ) have visited to check on' the program - but nobody from · Washington has evidenced much Interest. The Daily Sentinel-Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Eastern has five. starters back; open at home Monday By Scott Wolfe EAST MEIGS - Returning five starters from last year's District Championship team, the Eastern Eagles of Coach Scott Wolfe have been working extra hard In preparation for another successful campaign in 1987. Eastern opens the season Monday, March 23 with North Ga llla at Eastern High School. Last season Eastern enjoyed a stellar season of 20-6, claiming Dlslrlcl, Sectional, and SVAC Championships In the process before falling to defeat against Green In the Regiona l semt-flnal. Easter n was 12-2 In the SVAC, sharing the league title w!l h Symmes Valley . Four very valuable players wil l Qe missing from the Eag le ltne-up , Including three seniors and one transfer. Losito graduation were Royce Bissell , a .410 hitler and fine defensive first baseman; Kevin Barber, a .382 batter and excellent lhtrd baseman; a nd JtmmyCatdwelt, a .262 hitter a nd errorless outfielder. All th ree were All· District selections. joining Coach Wolfe as Class "A" District Coach in the Eas t-West a ll-star game. In addition Bissell was first a lt ernate Alt·State and a member of the SVAC drPam team . Barber was all- teague honorable mention. Says Coac h Scott Wolfe, "Our grad uati ng sen iors wit! be greatly missed. They were dedi cated, skillful , and possessed a great desire to win. They were tremendous leaders and fine Individuals as well. This season we wilt be able to fill their positions, but quality ~l ayer s such as these are difficult to re place." Also absent from last year's championship tea m Is Bren t Blsselt, who transferred to Me igs. Brent was a .414 hill er and invaluable defensive catcher. Ret urning letterme n Include senior Eddie Cotttns ( .397 averagel a shortstop or pitcher: senior Brent Norton . rightfield ; Bryan Durst ( .360). a pitcher or short stop ; Steve Horner. a potent .499 htl ter and fine defensive cent erfte tder: Jell Caldwell (.342l.leftfietd : and second baseman J eff Johnson (.256 ). Other top prospects include Mark Griffin, Kyle Dav.ts, Allen Tripp, Bryan Chadwell , Jeremy Bar ber, a nd Bryan Sharp. Overall three se niors. ten ju niors. three sophomores, anu seven freshmen make up the 23 man roster. Despite being strong at several key posi tions Coac h Scott Wolfe cited severa l team weaknesses. " It will be difficult to replace our se niors . We need to establrsh so me leadership. Sometimes it seems we play withou t emotion. but we're improv ing." "Also we tack depth and ex perience tn cPrtaln areas and lack pit ching experience beyond our two slarters (Colttns and Durst)." Last yf'ar Col lins posted an 11 ·2 rr<'nrd and Durst a 6-2 reco rd. Wolf!' continu ed, " Overall we lac k qu<ckness on the basepaths, how t?vE'r, w£> have a couple quick runn ers in J eff Caldwell, Mark Griffi n, a n~ Sreve Horner. Our defc:>n8e a l ~o nef"dRsome work at this point, but il is showing signs 01 improvement." Lis ted as team strengths wen· rx pe rirn cP. five returning lett ermen, th e return of four .340-plus hit ters. and two ret urning startin g pitche rs. Co mm r nt i n g on !earn st rengths Wolfe said. " Th e boys ha ve been working very hard thi s spr ing. Our a ltitude has been exceptiona l a nd they ' ve shown much hustle. If st rength does come in numbers th en we shou ld Hoyas • remain alive Majors F la. f l t • \ ~ lnnd .~ " ,, Ill l.uul" ~an .. '" Frantlootn '''" \ nrl ~nn \~ l'.1l lll 111 \ltl\l ,tuli•·•· I11 .11Hih•r, ,\r\7.. St•:.UIIt• ("~' \" f !1\o · ' ~" t:-> 1.1 ~~~1 .tl :\l1osa , ,\r i:r. . flakhUld \~ ~.utlll t · ~n al \u m.1. \ ri1 . ttl'\ i ll ) 6U '' "" ·""' ''; •'" U!t ' "' C1•i• ••11:•• [ 'lrll. l l .. ~l \~ St•i!J II!' ~~~~oil Tt·rntw. ,\r l1 l UI Ry ,JOEL SHERMAN l JPI Sport. Writer For two week,, lhe NCAA TournamC>nt provtdf.1 cl its annua l comin g out part y for a frw schools with tmy ba s kPtball repu ta tions. Now , thr li4-tram event ha s tur ned into a cel r bra · .i \Kl f lndnnali llnn ~tnn l' ltll :ult•l(lilla Clllca,.;n :\1untnal l'll lshura: h IHi n:i ; l ..tl~ , \n ~t:t• h ·~ \nwrh- uu l.o·alu• " 6'; Rotlilmuro · Onki ,Uld :"ttt•\1 \ 'urk 'ltlrontn Sot• unit • )tlil'o'lltllr.t•t• I II) f nllfornlll Kan~a~ ( 'lalt ·n,.;u . :~1:1 •' ''; .;;oo .aoo I ( 'lt•\'t'land '' I I'! 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I'! .1.1 ~~~ HIM ,\1 1 :itl\1 l l' r \ill 1:11, ('hic·:tRto lm\i ;UI .I I h-\ •·lnd 1.1 East Without thr big nam es or irs recent pas t -including Patrick Hu u ..wn U!'R\O'r "un ,\ n l nnl .II .~i :!i I! ..17.1 !0 . .m tlwt"'l Uh '"Inn " I. l'c·t. f,JI I I '!I .li:i~ :Jti Ill .H .i :~.;; :tt i:\11 ~ ~ '!I '!II ~at• ramnl l 0lli lll t 1o l.i\ IJir!i l 'urt land ~· · ut i li• 1~ 1 .111 I'! .ltll ti l'l lfi .til l ·~ ·t l)h•billll :1:! II .7!111 Ill ~h .titlti 31 .1\ •.'illll :1:1 :U . 1!1.1 :!1 ~I .:Jfi9 I! 1ft ( iu ldt•ll ~~~ IHI , l'hu 1·nl:.. '!11 1 1,,\l ilppr" I I j;l .11'! Ill :t< •t lln1 lwd 11111' o•fl ht •r t h Thttr!id :tJ'~ H••,.ulb St•lolo \nrlillt lndl iUhl (\l,) t ll'l' ) " lll> hlnl!fnn liD, St•nlllt• \llij f hh u,;o Ill. J,A I ll(lpt•rs !17 f ouldt•n Stall•l!ii, l'ul'llantl 1:! 1 Hall1.,; HI$, ~alrK nwnf u 101 t' r id ,y',. f01111li.., St•u \1\;• Ill nn~llln, ; : an p.lll l)t•nu•r Jltl' hlhtdt•lphla, 7 :m pm i\lilw:uallw 111 ,\\lantu, ; : :MI p m ~;·w .lt •rM1 ul fl; •y;•IJllld. K 11 .m I.,\ ( llppt'l'l; Il l Hous1t1n, II :111 p m Sun \ntnnlu nl 1.1\ l.akt'f!O. tll·.l lljJ m l'lm;•nlll at l'orlland. ID:.tt p.m . Davis hot, Reds win ORLANDO, F la. (UP!)- Eric Davis went :l for 3 Ia highlight a 14-hil Clnct nna tl attack Thurs· day tha t gave the Reds to a li-4 viclory over the Minneso ta Twins tn a Gra pefruit League ga me. Davis stroked two singles and a doubl e. Paul O'Neitl, Jeff Tread· way. and Lloyd McCl endon each cracked their first home r un as the Reds scored a ll of their ru'ns and gathered nine of the ir hit s agai nst Tw ins starter Bert Btylev.en, who pitched five Innings. Kirby Puckett led Mi nnesota's offense with two htl s, Includin g a bases- loaded doub le and a solo home run to drive In all four runs. The homer was his third this spring. Cincinn ati starter Gary Hoi· fman threw rhree shutout In nings for the win. Dave Parker singled wit h two out in the first Inning and scored on Davis's double. O'Neitt (at · lowed wtth a tw o-run homer to right to give Cincinnu ti a 3-0 tead. Dave Concepcion singled to lead off the fourth ahd stole seco nd Treadwa y then hit hrs homer to make t1 5-0. Puc kelt homprefi to rtg hl in Ihe fourth. The Tw ins added three runs In the seven th. GenP Larkin walked to lead off the tnnlng, At Newman doubled and Steve Lombardozzl wa lked to load the bases. Puckett then lined a dr·lve to right that scored att three ru nners. Cl ncinnat i got a nother run in the ntnth on McC lendon's hom er. The Twins announced they had sent Alex Marte to their Triple-A affiliate. Portland of the Paci fi c Coast League, and also returned lnvl1ed minor· teague players Wes Pl ero razio and Ramon Romero to Portland . Brrry be." "The difference betwee n hav ing an avrragr tea m or a great tram wttl dPpend upon our success in key ga mes and the wil lingness of our players to work fnr a nd edge by giving it thai ttl lie "extra" effort. " " ll al'd work has a lways pHid o!r; I hope Ihe boys reattze Ihal . Eastern has a tway s had a s tron g b aseba ll program (under Coaches Ralph Wiga l and Larry Heines\ and the pas t two seasons we've Pnjoyed much s uccess I hnpe lhr tradition co ntin ues." 1\1\SF.: I\i\U. ltoST E U l' l av~·r \'r I'm; "F.ti Co lli n~ . 12 p ss (;lf'J! f.('CI(' hfll, tll 1~ JtJ.:Ib •t It I' ll I Norton 12 of " .l('ff .l o hn ~on 11 '.!1Jol '.l1'ft Ca ld lt't' li I I l tl .:lb p 'SI\'Vf' !l Ot nt •J . 11 f'lp K> lP O<J\% II 2b t' ll M'ark C rll fin 11 'liH or i\ II Pn Tr lpp 11 ol BIVHil C' h,l(IWI'll 11 , 11 1 . 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AWd V Ap1 ~ : 1 - Ft'llf't . d ll oC'kln u i\pr 27- S\'nmw s V.JII t•\ i\pr ~~ -\\raltilm rr · i\ \LI\' \1 I 1111 lutt U.r s t \ lu Sl "un hi I h . r~rln 1·. 11 1 ~ A~ . r ~' -~· \ unn~~; • l .tiM·rl\ ~ l l. \' uun~' Mouolll) .n !lunw I• ~ I 11om• 2~1-&tu l h" r· ~ h~ l n \1 l nl••d" \\ll l:1rtl hM lllu·rlln ijj 11om• • fi-K\'1!(' 1' Crf'Pk .. .·,·~ ( 1.... ~ \ \ Jlnmr • . llr •• ul t ~ \ 1\\ 1\t H.t•nl I lo · '-l ·' ''"'jl ll HI, l ,nr ,rltt \olmlr111 I\ lot~ . llnnw l '1- !'nrt h C HIII. r :tl-~ l u l hr ' l n Tourney scores ... !lonw A pt l<rhr!n Last seaso n Eas tr rn was also ranked 17th In th e sta t£' In lh l' coac hes' poll and wa s pari of Ohio's "sweet stx lrPn" . Assisting with lhr F:HS pro· gra m agatn will b<' ve tera n eoC'h Cha rl es Colttns . The league will pretty wellbalanced wit h Sy mmes Vall<·y or Oak Hill havin g a sl ight edge. Southern wtll be toughl fth< 'Y lind some addtttonal pitching to ~o wtlh Dave Amburgey . Fottowlng is a tram ro> ler and >rhrd ul e: Hnml' hpr ll R nH HH llr ·1nr>s. KPnd l Un ~C'a~on. llnnw Ht•ml' .. i\wa v AwHv 1/nmr· .. i\w;rv ..... Aw;t ,\' Apt M oil' ll u gr•t. Callt:t Mar 2'1- Han niln T!·art• M;u :!h- Ff'lif'lalll n•kl nl! M;u :lR- i\ll'xamh•J 1DII1 M;u· :U f-~.;o uthr •r n Apt 1-SvmOll'!l \' ,tll;ov hpr :1- MI II rr Apr .!:~son ~!'i-N MII1 I( H nn in the league, feeling his team will be better al llw Pnd of lhc l.c~t • u llnu l) nl t•- flJIPOnl' lll hpr nR .500 s€'ason and to b(' a contend er VA KStT\' RAS.:MI.I. J.. J. HB Lo ti extra prldC'. Wolfe concluded. "Our field rrattv looks grral. I'd ttkP to thank the school and parents for lhr lr tremendou s support and .for supporll ng th eir kid s " Wolfe ts looki ng for al IPasl a Ch,lp!Yl,m Ap1 1- F'orl F tVf' rDI! t Ap 1 I ~ - K ygt• t f'1 t>d; . Apr 11- Mtllr ·t . • Ornllt r' It' I ll'r nwn M .llld i.(I' I S An ~:: lt l .f tll~ . fi eld. which Wolfe hopes witt add ~o rne 19K7 E.: t\ S'rEKN I. H I.H I a 1 i~s a ki'I'JM'l 'S Tills seaso n Eastern wttl sport a nC'w ba ckstop and renovated M.tv )oi. - O,rk If ill . .. i\WiiV M a~ ll- WHtt•rft H'rl 11111 1 . Awa y \ ,111 \\• •rt li,t U . r~ llurl •>r hi ,\ ,\1 I nhuuhu' ; ul !It Sal•"' ; :r I u lllr ·l~l:" 1 ~ ; ,,,.,.ullo ·ld \\, ( lu in ~. 1. i\l l'rttln\\hruu~ '" and Dwayne "P~ar l " Washington lhe Big East has shown its rejuvenalive powers by launc hing three tcctms int o lh P final e ight of the NCAA Tournament in what was to be a rebut lding year. Sy rac use. Prov id ence and Georgetown werr jomed Thursda)· by th e s t;rlwart of the Atlantrc Coast Conference, Nor th Ca rolina , as thr first four rn · tranl s to lh<" rcgional ·finat round At East Ruthcrfor·d. N.. l .. ltonv Setka ty domin <t led rnsrde to score a career-htgh :n point s and Sy racu se withstood a Sl'cond hall surge keyed by Vernon Maxwell 10 defea t Florid a 87-81 in thr ope nin g Eas t Re g ional se mifinal. Also. freshman .I . R. Reid scored 20 of hi s 31 poi nt s in lhr second half and"hrt 1:. of 18 shot s to ltft No. :J North Carolina to a 74-68 vict'()r,· over Notrr Damr. North Carolina. :12-:1. will Iry lor its eighth regional tr llc under Coach Dean Smith S<~lu rd ay ogainSI Sy r·acu se. AI Louisvi ll e, Ky .. l:lilly Dono· va n recorded 17 of his 26 point s In thr firs t half. co nverting ;, straight :!-point ers, to spa rk Prov idence to a 10.1-82 upset of Alabama in a So uth east Regional semifinal. uo ... l..rn ( unh• r,•nt •t• :.. ll:alha.. l 't.•h Walter flnr seaso n, however, how much success we obtain depends upon the added effort our pla yers put forth . As tndtvtdu als our players 'can' be as good as they want to St m t• 19117 E!\STERN Scoreboard ... have lhe troops to get thr job done. (2 3 pla yers)" "We ca nnot ttve on past ac compttshment s, but must took ahead to th e future. 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' �Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel Me· Pomeroy- Mid~leport, Friday, March 20, 1987 Ohio ~s~ activity Health Department reviews Rt>x Rathburn Funding made the difference Tax monies lh al f i nanc~d Meigs Cou nl y Hc•alth D~parl men I opera I ions in 1986 made I he• difff'rencr i n heall h ran• for M eigs ,·es ideniS, hea llh deparl · m enl officials n01 ed in lhrir review of the> depart mcnt' s ac t iv ities for I he year . Tht~ hea lth :-;l~ rvitf' rl'port for lhP dl'parlmenl has bc1•n su iJmil · led l o the Ohio Dcparl menl of Hea llh Then" wf'rP 7,8:~4 f~ cr· - to - fa C {' individua l contac ts by nursing personnel Ad mi5' ion s for lhe coni a cis wNe up 4,Hit a various class ifi ca tions of d iseasC'. cond i· I ions or symp10ms . Agr.s covered ·' ·' i ncl uded newborns I a 911 piu s, I he repor l said. Hca il h promolion and cduca · lion consti tut ed lhe largest number of total admiss ions and v isi t s lly lhe dPpartm£•nl. There were 2,:119 admi ss ions an.d 4.o97 v isi t s in this area. ln fC'ctiou s and par~~s ili t' di:-; casC'S, pri marily' l icr .:md s ce~ ­ bies, made up I he· second largos I number or vis it s and adm iss ion s. Th e deparlmen l had 998 adm is· slons and l.:l:Jfl visits on !hat cou nt , followed by 11 6 adm is· sions and 1:1Gvisil< for blood and b lood for ming organ s; 99 adm is· s ion.s vnd 17.1 v isi! s lor car and heu r ing; 8~ admiss ions and n:, visi ts for (',V<' and vision; 3~ adm iss ions and 11 ~ vis il s for Oer n)us sys tem and sens(• or· ga ns; 1)6 admis sions and 1Wi visit s fo r mu sc uloske letal system and connective tissue; and 40 admiss ions and 11:1 visll s for cong1•nlial anoma li es. The reporl also no led I he follow ing visll s dur in g thP yPar: Sexua ll y l ra nsmilted diseases, 21 adm issio ns. 22 visi l s; nco. pias ms. l hrrc admissions, lhrcc vis its : diabet es. seven admis· sio ns. 19 vis il s; phenylketonur ia, un 0 admission, on0 v isit ; alcho lis m ' drugs, eight adm issio ns, 49 v isil s; men i al relardation, 16 admi ssions, .10 v isit s; mental di sorder s, eight ad m issions, 28 v isits: ep ilepsy. n ad m issions. 9o vls il s; hea rt, .14 ad missio ns and 4ti visils; hypcnension , 69 admis sions. l 'i6 visil s; circu ia· tor~· sy ... tcm diseasf's, 31 admis - sions. :-.n \'i sit s; dent al. five adm ission.s, IR v isits; digesllve s)'S iem , th ree admissio ns, eight v isits; gcn ll ourinary system, 12 adm issions, 21 v isil s; mal enrity comp licat ions, five adm issions, 10 visit s: nHt l rr nity 1 normal , one admission. on<' visit ; ski n and su bcutunrous tissue, seven ad· m ission s. 10 v isit s; ar lhrills. six adm iss ions. srve n visit s: prematu ril y, 14 adm issions, 44 vis il s; other diseases of early infancy, 2R adm iss ion s, 59 v isll s; sy mp· I oms. signs and ill·defincd condi · l ions. 11 admissions, 47 vis il s: inj uril'S and poi sonings, 30 ad· missions, 46 vis its; occ upation al di s rasPs, co nditions and in jurirs, thrre ;Jdm issions. four visits. Th(' above visits were made in the clienl s' place of residence, sc hools. health depar tment and numerous public areas when eonfron led wi th a hea i l h need or problem . Sc reening scn.' iC('S co ndu cted IJy lhl' deparlmenl arr special· ized tes ts, parlial exams and! or eval uallons for abnorma l diseases or co nd i! ions. su<'h as anemia, hypertension, parasitic eondilions i licet. pregnancy , lead poisoning , STO !sexual ly lransmi tl ed discaset and manv others . Tolal indi vi du al 's sc reened were li, l 23. Re ferr als W<'rc made, 1,025 needed, alter sus pecl s were· screened. The department noted that l,(l!7 lola! doses of Influenza vacci ne were admini slered durig 1986, wllh 61 doses of HIB H·menlngili s flu vaccine giv€'n to children aged 2·5. As for department clinics , there w ere 3,028 immunizations ; 45 people trealed for orthopedic problem s 1bones and mu sc le), 27 for neurological 1seizures , etc. l, 719 l realcd al the well child clinic; 28 people seen at the heal th and circulatory clinic; 157 for ears and eyes; 180 for STD; 15 for plastic: and 8:1for Head Start. Prenalal and fam ily planning had 834 \'i sil s, including physica l exams, by att endin g physici an Dr. Wilma M ansfield and neces· sary lab work and counselin~ . The WI C depa r t men I had 1. 71 5 v isils, while 2, 114 people visited the M eigs Coun ty Hea lth Depart · menl and Hearing Deparlment. Coordinal or of I hal activ ily was Mrs. Susie Heines. Hea lth edu cal ion cl asses were held in numerous locations, ifl. eluding nutrition and weight control 1840 attended). Jackie Starcher was the inslr uctorof the weight cont rol classes and Norma Torres . R.N ., was in· Slructor of the health educalion classes. In add it ion, personn el att ended health·r eiated seminar s lor con· linuing educal ion N ursing personnel are Norma Torres, R.N ., agency nursin g supervisor ; Ginn y Killin, R.N., ass istanl agency nursing supervisor: Na ncy Bass, R.N .. staff nurse; Caro l Tannehill, R.N ., well ch ild clinic director; Debbie LaVa lley, R .N., WI C direcl or ; Margie Blake, R. N., WJC' nutri· tion healt h professional; Dortha Riffle. WI C ADP coordinator ; Yvonne Brown, R .N., prenatal EMPLOYEES .:... There are . the employe~s of the Meigs County Department of Health who include, front, I to r, Pearl Scott, registrar . and statistician: Ginny Killen, R.N. , assistant nursing s up ervisor; Nancy A c k erman , c l erk · r eceptionist; second, Ito r, Norma Torres, R .N .. and fam ily plannmg director; Phy l)is Bea rhs, wo m ens' hea lth care tec h; Fa ye Shult z, Gr.een Thumb wor k er; Nancy Ac'ker· man and Caro l Guint her, clerica l. The department also ex· pressed it s gr alilude to volun· leer s who assisted t he agencyJackie Hildebrand , M yl'tle Sis· son, Dorothy Long, Virginia Buchanan and Patty Schackl e. Departmenl officials said they are ant ici pat ing and preparing for multiphas ic hea lth screening program to be held during t he third and four th weeks of June 1987. The department anlicipatps offering hea lih scr eening to more than nursing supervisor; K ermit W~lton, sanitarian I; Jon Jacobs, deputy health commissioner and udminislralor; back, I to r, Nancy Bass, R.N., part-limr public health nurse; Keith Utile, sanitarian II, director of environmental health; Carol Guinther, EPSDT clerk. :.oo individu al s. VITAL STATISTICS ISSUED - A tolal of 1. 317 death certificates and permll s 11 ,09:1 birlh and rleath crrlifi· cates; 222 bur i~1 J + 1rans it prrmi rs and lwo disint erments.! RECORDED - A lola l oi 227 birlh s. dc•ulh s and cwt i ficales of service <five bi rt hs. 1!!7 deaths and"" cwtificates of se rv ice . · DEATH CAUSES LISTED Myoca rdi al !.nfarct ion & Ar teriosclerotic Hear t Disease ....................... .41; Ca rdio RN;pira fory Fa ilure & Pulmonary Arre st .... .... .... ..46 ~ncrr .... ............... .. .. ~ Circulalory Failure ................ 16 Medullar y & Cerebra Failure .. :......... ........ ... ........... 16 Shock ......... ........ .. ...... ..... ...... 9 Respirator)' Fa i lure .... ..... ... ... 7 Muiti·System Fa ilu re ............. 6 Pneumonia ............................ 4 Sepsis ......... ........ ... ..... ...... ... .. :1 Acc iden l ..................... ....... :1 Emp hysema .... .... ................ .. 2 Premal ure Delivery .......... ..... 2 Dehydration anemi a .............. I Diabetes ......... ........ ... ............ I Hepalir Faii ul'c ................ .. ... I Multiple Mjrloma .............. .. .. 1 Renal Failure.. ................ .. .. .. 1 Ruplurcd Abdomi nal Aortic Aneurysun .................. 1 Suicide ......... .............. ........... 1 Environmental inspections ·up '-significantly' during 1986 Inspect ions by the env iron· menial health section of the Meigs County Heallh Depart· m enl were up significantly in 1986, wit h the largeSI increa se bein~ in lhe food serv ice area. aecordin ~ to sect ion Direclor and Sa nilarian II Keilh R. Lillie. Numer ou s nuisa nce com . plainls - abouf 110 - were investigaled. wilh 84 being abaled. "'·"""'""'- WIC - These' handle the WIC program carried out In Meigs County through the department of health. They are, sealed, I to r, Dorotha Rillle. automatic data process ing clerk; Fifty -two animal bi tes wPre inves tigated du l' ing lhi s time Poverty affects rate of infant mortality 'i MATERNAL AND CHII~D - Thes<• residents make up the staff lor the maternal and child h<•alth program of the Mt·lgs County Dcparlm cnl of llt•atth. They are !rom the left, ,Jon ,Jacobs, lis ta l dire c tor : Carol Guinllwr, derk· Prr1nit!-> ror pri\:at(' wa ter sysl ems and private sewage sy stems were up by approx imalci)' 61 percent. Li llie report s thai lwo an i mal rabies cli nics were held al l he Rock Spr ings Fairground s in 1!186 and lha t ;,:1 animals were inoculated aga in st rabies. By B .D. COLEN Newspaper Enterprlse Association You 've r ead and heard a number of stor ies lately abou t the alrocious Infant morl al ity ral e in the United Sl ates. Accordin ~ to the latest statis· tics , 10.8 of every 1.000 infants born die befo re their f irs I blrlh· d ay . Th is compares to six deat hs per 1,000 live bi r ths In Finland and Japan. the nailons with I he lowes! infant morlalit y ra te. The United Sl ates and Easl and Wesl Ger m any lie for having the hlghes l infant mort alil y rate In the indu st r ialized world . But forge! the industrialized world. According to lhe Children' s Defense Fund, a black infant born within five miles of the Capit ol has less chance of living unlil it s firsl birthday th an an lnfanl born In Trinidad and Tobago. Once aga in lhe new statisllcs indicale that black American Infant s .are twice as likely as while American infant s Ia die In their first year . For a few weeks t here will be much officia l gnas hi ng of teet h aboul these num bers. We w ill be r eminded that a nallen's infant m ortalil y Is a baromeler of lh e overall hea lth of its people. Th en the Issue will be r eceptionist; Phyllis Bearhs, women's health care technician; Yvonne Brown, R.N . prenatal nurse director. Carol Tannehill, R.N., not pictured, Is child health nurse director. health:::;:;;.~· Margie R.N., WIC Delthle LaValley, R .N ., director, and Norma Torres, R.N .. fiscal director. Not pictured Is parl·tlmc clerk Debbie Cundiff. forgollen. What is go ing on here? To be fa ir . considcr lhe fac t that a nalion like Ja'pan or Fin land, wilh a homogenous populalion and anal ional system of virtua lly manda tor y prenatal and newborn care. is bound l o have a lower infanl mortalily ra l c than one w llh a rac ially, ethnica lly, soci ally and cconomi · ca lly diverse popula lio n and a fee-for -service, catch -as·ca t ch · can hca lt h·care system . But wh,v are black babies more likely l o die than whil e babies? Not becaus!' lhc,v are black. bul becau se their mol hers are more likely 10 he poo1· lhan while m others . Sri aside all lhe lalk aboul teenage births, lack of prenalal care. improper diet and I he rest of the infanl mortality litany . period, wilh . approxim ately 90 percent of those r eported being dogs. Lillie notes I hat t he co unl y dog warden. Wayne Roseberry . has been very help ful in thi s area . Quarterly inspect ions were done al the Meigs Count y Sani· lary Landfill and also at the l wo landfill s owned and operated by the Southern Ohio Coa t Co. Semi·annu al inspections were conducled al various licensed t ra tier parks and seaso nal health and safely inspections were conducted al aiillcensecl recrea · I iana! ve hi cl e parks and campgrounds. Numerou s in spections were made al the various schools of all lhrce districts in the county. A lso, a ppr oxi m ate ! ~· 120 re. qu es ts for lesling of priva lc waler sys1ems were received . This number does no I include any of lhc numerous rcsamples whic h we r e per formed If th e origi nal wa lct·tes l ca me back as unsa fe. Overa ll, lhe area of environ· menial heal th in Meigs County seems 10 be improvi ng as each ca l endar year passes by. The co nlinued suppor t aod coopera · lion of lhe citizens of Meigs Co unty is a very Important factor lot· lhe continual upgrading and lmprovemrn l of the environment In which they live. Personnel in the envl ronm en· lal health section Include Little; Jon 0 . J a~obs, sa nita ria n/ ad· mln isl ra tor; and Kermit L. Wal · ton, sanitar ian I . as extremr. thC're an' also somr tax I'Ciurn diffen•n!'l'S between this yrar and l ast. TheS(' changes on tfir lfJ86 forms - due Ia be filed by April 1~ -" Involve persona l exemp· lions, the income req uirement l or flllng and th e I axes owed on , cer1a ln pensions. ·Personal exemptions have been Increased from $1,()40 10 $1.080. which m ea ns thai you'll be taxed on $40 less or your Income. ' Th e Income limits I hat deter · ' mine whet her you must file a return have been nilsed. For example, If you're single an d 6:. 01' older, you must file a relur n if your gross Income was al leas! $4,640 tup from $4,470 In 198:.). A married couple filing jolnll y. wil h bolh spouses over 65, musl fil e a ret urn II their gross income wa s at least $7,990 (up from $7,7001 . 'The three· year rule on pen· sions and annuilles has been repeated for any annullies or pensions starling aft er July 1. 1986. In the pas I, If you contributed int o a pension plan. you didn't have to pay any lax on the m oney you received from the plan until ' you recovered the .amount you pakl In - If you could recover th at money within three years . II you couldn 't , you had 10 use the general rule. under which only part of your pension was non· taxable. Now, however. pa rt of your pald·lnt o·penslon will be la xa ble -a major change If you thought It would be tax· free for the first lhree yea r s of your r etirem ent. Internal Revenue Service Pub· llcatlon 57~. "Pension and An· nully Incom e," gives more lnfor· matlon aboul the three·yellr rule. the general rule and I he way the annuity st a rtin g da t e Is determined. Don'l miss these deductions when filing your 1986 return : 'Thi s Is the Jas1 yea r for eharllabl e deductions if you don' t ilemlzc, and I he amounl you can deduct has been increased . !See IRS Publication 526. "Charitable Contribu lions." I 'Some older people wit h very low Incomes ca n lake a spec ial tax. cred it and pa y less tax. (See IRS Publlcallon 524, "Credit for the Elderly and the Permanently and Tol ally Disabled." ) 'II you pay someone t.o care fo r a disabled dependent so you can work or look for work, you can work or look lor work, you may be able to take the chlld·care tax credit, regardless of the age of that dependent or spouse J Etha J, Warnt•r Etha .1. Wa r ner. 86. 24726Apple Grove·Dorca s Road. Raeine. died Thursday at Vi rginia's Home Ca rP Cenlcr. A homemaker , M rs. Wa1·ner was bor n Feb . 28, 19111 al Wes t Columb ia, W.Va .. a dau ghter of the late Arlhur and Eliza Ja ne Nobel Edwards. She is survived by a son an d daug hl er·in ·law, Arl hur anrl Janet Warner, Racine; a daugh· lcr and son·in·law, Inez and Cl arence Roy, Racine; five sis· ter s. Zelia Brown. Fo r( Pierre. Fla .; Gertrude Presi on, Clifl on. W.Va .; Pearl Norris, Racine ; Cora Ferguson, Polnl Plca sa nl , and Fl ossie Kane, .J enson Reach , Fla .; a d aughl er·in·law, Lo use Warner . Orlando. Fla .. six grandchildren and t hree grea l· grandchildren. &s ides her parcnl s. she was preceded in dea th by her hu s· band. Homer Warn er in 1n8; a Ohio weather South Cmtral Ohin Cic•ar lonighl, wilh a low nrar :1o. Mostly SUnil) ' Salu rday , with hi ghs nea r lill . Thl' prollabiii ly of precipila· I ion Is near zr ro through Sat urday. Wind.> will be lig hl and nor· lheasleriy lonlght. Ohio E•tend<•d Fnrc•rast Sunday through Tu<•sday F'air Sundav and Monday , wilh Flort'nl't' Stanc•art F lorence Sia noart, 7H, of i\1 · bany, died Thu rsday afl ernoon al O'Bioncss Memorial Hospilai. Ath en s. She wa s born in Vinlon Counl y to lh<• late John and Chlm• Be lle• Dixon Thomas. Shr was a rPiircd employee of Ohio Un iversity . ancl altondcd Albany Bapt iSI Churc h. Su r vivor s include lw o daugh· lcrs. Mary Palterson of ~·ort Wa)'nr, Ind .. and Maxine LPods of Rockledge . Fla. ; ninP grand· c hi ld r en; e i ght great · grandch ildren; o n~ sisl er, El iza· belh Allma n, of Alban~·; fo ur brot hers . Arlhur Thoma s of Lu neastrr. Maynard T homas of N~w Marshfil'id, Wilbur Thomas of Wellston. and Max Thomas of Gahanna. She was preceded in death by her husband, Chancey Si an£•arl, and two brothers, Rober! and Fl oyd Thomas . Sen·icrs wi ll be Sunday, 2 p.m .. al Bigony ·.l ordan F unera l liome, Albanv. with Rev. Paull<. Marlin ofticiatln g. Bur ial wi ll b!' in Alh ens Counl y Me m ory Gard~ n s. F r iend s mav call al I he funeral home from 7·9 p.m. Sat urda v. Emergency runs Meigs Coun ty Emergency Med ica l Serv ices repor ts four ca l ls Thursday : Middleport al 12: 09 p.m . to Sou th F ourth SirePI in Cheshire for Bud Darst lo Vet erans Memorial li ospilal; Pomeroy al :1:10 p.m . took Helen Milhoan Ia Holzer Med ica l Cenl er; Syra · r use at o: :12 p.m . Ia Rusli c H ills for Br ia n Friend to Vet erans Memorial li ospll ai; Middl eporl al 10:1:. p.m. look Fdcl ie Pa l rick 10 Veterans Memorial Hospil al. Group to mt'c>l COLUMBUS 1UPII In· rrPases In loca l telephone Sl'r· vice have absorbed any sav in gs Area men cited Wi lliam Bor ing and F loyd .1. Borin g were p il'kcd up by Mei gs Cou nt .\ ' fl<opu!i(•S Ha lT~· L~'O ns and Dan Lev ingston W e dn~sda y morning in thr R utl and arc·a . Wi lliam Borin g appeared br· forr .J udge Pa lrick O'Bric·n on two ben c h warrun1s. onP for old fines and lhr other lor li lll'r ing. Flo~' d Boring will appea r before O'Brir n on a warrant ror criml · nat dama ging t y pict..~ l c·ons um('l' has bf'(ln th 1• bi g loser ." Spra lii'.Y said. " Th o frdrral govrrnm('nl' ~ Jnfarua · lion w ith dC'r egu lari on is ruinin g onr or lh <' n~l llon' s grf' ;J!f's t co nsuml'r bat·galn s- affordabl e pt10nr :-;rn·ic·P. ·· Spra t try a ccus('d th r i"('df'rJ l Commun1 C'at io n" ( 'om misslon o f fuvn r ln }:!. bu ~ irws~ - rustomer !->. who rn :lkt • <l hOUI tiO ]WI'C( 'Ill <•f u ll long -dis\(Jnn' ralls. in thl'lr rul in gs l'!').!l.l i'Cii ng lOll!.; cll~W IIH '( '. '' TPit'phOIH' I'PJ.!U iitl inn i:-; b.a l:1nt ing ;H't. ·· ~p r<~ tlf•y Suspect arraigned on three charges .Jimmie .Jude was arraigned Tu !'sday morning in Meigs Co unl y Common Pleas Court befon • .Judge Ch:~r ies Knight on one chargr of rap~. from Janu· arv 19R6. and tw o cha rges of escape fr om lhc At hens M~ntal Hea lth CentPr, one on Aug. 4. 1986. and th e other Sept. :.. 19R6. Allorney Hamlin King, Ga ll i· polis, was appoi nt ~d by the coUJ'I to represen t Jude on I he charges. .Jude lurned hims elf in at 1: 04 a.m . Wednesday morning 10 Meigs Cou nly Sheriff Howard F'rank anclllepuly Brian Bissel l. ,Jude i s hou sed in I hE' Meigs Count y .J a il . Si6rn-up Saturday Middl eport Yo uth League's final sign· up will be Saturday at vill age hallfl·om 10 a.m . l o 1:311 p. m . Copy of birlh crrlifi ca te and $9 regi st ration fcc requ ired. Cl ea n· up day al General Hartinger Park will also be held Saturday. Everyone wel come lo help. *Personalized Checks *Universal Moneycord *Visa • MasterCard *Emergency Cash Advance. *Credit Cord Protection *Unlimited Checking *Accidental Death Insurance *Money-Saving Discoutlts *Interest Paid On Your Balance *Free Bank By Mail *Travelers Checks, Cashiers Checks, And Money Orders Without Issue Charge WHEN YOU ARE 55 YOU DESERVE MORE ... Teen dance slated OPEN YOURS TODAY! A lccn dance will bP held Sunda)' , from 7 to 10 p.m ., al Rutland Amcr it'a n Legion. Proceeds from the dancPa r e to help sponsor .J .R. Kilchen's ba s· ketball trip to Eu rope. Adm iss ion $2 single and $.) couple. Music wi ll be dona1ell by ltomie Sou nd s. No alcoholi c beverages allowed. ' If you're 55 years of age or older you qualify . '$ 100 Minimum Balance Required Peoples Bank ) "THE BETTER BANK" Rt'<'ipt' auction plannt'd lnlcrna tional Order of Job's Daught ers will meet Mondav, 7: .)0 p.m .. at Middleport Ma so ni c Tem ple. i\ eouncil mcel ing will be held at 7 p.m . SHIPMENT OF REDUCED MERCHANDISE - MS4' 3RD WINTER & SUMMER JAMS for Boys and Girls BOYS SWEATSHIRTS & PANTS MEN'S WESTERN SHIRTS THINKING OF YOU GREETING CARDS JOIN YOUR 30 Day Layaway Plan RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE 949-2800 RACINE I~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 FORD DEALERS' WOAHJ Vt>terans Mt>morial Thursday Admissions- F'ran · ces Bush, Pomeroy; Leondus Lee, Pomeroy; Cassie Hudson, Mlddlr por l ; Marlha Adkins, Bid· well; Rub.v La nguell, Racine; Phylli s Donovan, Syracuse; Budd. Darsl. Cheshire; Palma Wil es. Pomeroy: Harold Jeffers . Pomero y; Mary Snyder, Pomero.v. Thur sday Di sc harges - Ro · bert Ca naday. Earl Sn, ·dN, Dcron Howery. Thoma s Parker. · loaded, MORE TO CHOOSE FROM MOO On ...,_,.. ..,._ ... ..,.._ ll'ld lXII Gil AoiiOINHCI ~J$694MORE ·-- • Ut 4-CyirlOe! Ef'9'lt ·~GiaM '" .... ¥tlllellt ; (!J L• ,.,.. "..,. . . . - ........ ..,...." (llnllllle - UM. tactrt-»M . JtllllfCIA»>711011~ ltiOAtl\1, 1M (31 11 ~ .... ~ p R (.._..lllf... If • ·A.P.A. fiMiu c.Mt•ll . . . . . ..,. CnM • m.t71 ft . U % A. P.R. ...._.,.. Actlllll¥lfl0f will my IIUtr.lflt M . ....,_.._.., ..... II ttr111all,........ .V.III, II,_ .,,., Itt a&lh. t fR'I . . . . . . . tcntrl Mf1' ..,1117 F«• car. "IIIC.... ,...rtrlla lh Pill WII,IM mltl, -'"'~ twtr COIMt llrlllfiiii!IOII tiiiWI 'lflll•l c.rriiAII .. Ill,..,. . ... . Mitt, wMCtiMr ce.tllft'l. 11 ..1111wu . . iWKIIWI . .r. AM II"' IIIII Nmltr• Wtnlflty II Jllll' ,..,Ifill ... -. ... ~~ FORD ..... SAVINGS: '*' JOIN lOUR DEALERS' 949-9494 TOTAL ......,.... Dt* 31D & ELM ST. - -- TOTAL SAVINGS: .....,... fWt·llnlll All tntareetad parties w1ll be liven an oppor· tuntty to be heard . Fur· ther tnrormatlon may be obtatne4 by oontaottnS the Commlsalon. BY: Nancy L . Wolpe, 8eareta1'y PLUS ~IH FINANCE '"'"U\1 I SAVINGS'.' $60() CASH BACK u.- Your Lut Stop Car Shop 1987, at the offices of the Public UWltJes Co11Ull18· ston, 180 East Broad Street. Columbus, Ohio 43266-0673 . 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S879S '86 FORD F1SO PICKUP .......... !.~~.~·.~ .. 58450 '86 FORD RANGER PICKUP .........~~c.1... 55875 · . loauliful $ r35 DODGE 600 4 DR SEDAN ....~·:.... 699S . ' '85 FORD TEMP 4 DR SEDAN~~~.:.'~~~~. 55995 '85 ESCORT L•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Air rand., F.W.D., 29,000 mil11 S529S 4 Dr. Auto., Air, '8 S CHEV. CHEVELLE ......... n~~~~.~il'!..... 54450 '84 CHEV• CITATION ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Dr. Sorlan. Auto. Air. $41 SO '82 DODGE PICKUP ............~!!·.~:~~~.~t'; .. 53600 · VI, auto. $ O '81 GMC PICKUP 3S0.....~~1.!MCJ!.'!'!'!!• .. 450 ters. This hearing is I. th<• .J anuary. 1 ~ 84 American T!'le ~ho ne & Te legraph br1•akup . " II is clear lo mr lh al th e Hi!(hs will range from I he !ills lo the low 60s each day, w ith ove rni ght lows in lh1• :Ills. The Publ!o UWlt.tes Com· mission or Oll!o has set ror pu bl!o heartng Case No. 87-02·EL-EFC, to review the fuel procure· ment practices and pol!ctes or Columbus e.nd Southern Ohto Electric Company, the operauon or Its Electric Fuel Com· ponent and relatad me.t- COMMISSIONER - Dr. MarJie Lawson, Racine denti 8 t, Is servlnr as Melp County Health Commissioner. resulting from deregulation of · the phone Indu stry , says the Ohi o consum ers ' couns('l . .. 1\llh ough l o ng· d !Sian e~ f'<J i es ha ve gone down . Co nsumers' Coun sel William Spratl~y said I he a vr. ra~c monthly bill for local l elcphonr. s~n' iC <' has lncro;' "'(l .lH percrnt- about $:i .72 - ~ ill{'(' a rha nrr of showers Tursdil,\' . LEGAL NUTlC C. • • • Tax law eliminates rule on pensions, annuities By CHERYL JENSEN Nt•wspaprr Enlerprl~e Assoclalion Tux filing wil l be rad ically dlf(errnt nexl yea 1·. Although not Rex Rathburn, 63, of 8702 WeSI Stale Route 18, Fos loria, died Wednesday a1 Mercy Hospital in Tiffin, shortly after his arr iva l there. Born ,Jan. 1:1, 1924, in Dex l er he was a.so n of Charles and Edn~ Folden Ralhburn . He was rei Ired from l.T.T . in T iffin. and was a U.S. Army veteran of World War 11. He was a past pres ident of lh1• I.T.T. Sleetworkers U nion, and had been aclive with thio Tiffin Babe Rulh League. Survivors lnc[uM his wif<'. Mar jorie Keirn Mowery; lhree daughtNs. Mrs. Sa ndra Fra nk · lin, of Tiffin, Mrs . Thoma s I Linda ! Klou se. o! 1\ew Ri egrl, Mrs Woodrow t Debbl el Engle, of Middlepor t; two sons, Rex A . and Charles Ralhburn , Tiffin ; two stepd aughters, Mrs. Greg 1Mar· sha I Panlkra tz, of Arvada. Colo., and Mrs. Lynne Peylon, of Fostoria; two stepsons. Richard and Ronald Mowery: of Tiffin; lwo sisters, Mrs. Kennelh rDo· rolhy 1 House, of FoSi oria. and Mrs. Bruce !Clara I Rob<·nall, of Tiffin; one brolher. Pearl Ralh· burn , Upper Sa ndu sky; and ~2 gr eat grandchildren . One son, John D ., seve n hrOih· ers and five sislers preceded him In dea l h. Services will be 10 ..30 a.m. Saturday at Hann ay·Ncmclh Mortuary, in Ti!!in, with Rev . David Chapman officiating. Bur· ial will be In Fairmont Cemclrry. Tiffin. Graveside honors wi ll be conferred by tho American L c· gion. Fr iend s may ca ll at the morluar y from 2· 4 and 7·9 p.m. on Friday . Those who wish m ay co nsider memorial contributi ons to the Seneca Counl y Hear·t Fund . so n, Homer Oliver Warner .lr .. lwo infant daugh lers, two brolh· ers and(.] slstrr . Services wi ll be held at 1: .'10 p.m. Sunda)' at lhe Ewing Funeral Home wllh Rev . Roger Grace offiei aling. Burial wi ll be in the Lc l arl Fa lls Cemeter v. Friends ma y cal l at ih(• fune r~l home from 2·4 and i ~ p.m. Saturda y. IACINE l.ii.iiij----------~, . F•• Vtll**' .......... ctnr.,. ,1 sai d. �Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio tne u any Summet- 1-'age- / _ .-umeroy- MIOilteport, Ohto ·Friday, March 20. 1987 .. Microwave cooking class planned by extension office Looking for new Ideas to try In your microwave oven• Like to learn some new techniques for quick and easy nu tntious microwave mea ts• If so. plan to attend the Microwave M ea ls In Mi nu tes classes conducted by the Oh io Cooperative Extension Service A class will be held In A thens Cou nt y on Tuesday, March 31. Money for van continues Contnbu tions co ntmue to come In on the ov~r $4,000 needed In loca l funds for the new Meigs County Scntor Cittzcns Center van whkli wtll have a whee lchair li ft. Mr s. Elea nor Thom as, executive dtrector of the Meigs Count y Council on Aging, repor ts that to date a tot al of $2,901 has been conll ibu ted and that only $1,294 needs to be ratsed. All of the ot her money for the van wt ll co me through federal fu nds all otted to the Ohto Departm ent of Ag ing. La tes t co ntr ibutors to the pro· Ject mclude Ada Bissell. Helen Fi sher , Grace Campbell , Nell Wil son, Frances Roush, Mary Buck , F lor ence Woodyard, Mae Weber , Or ville Hogue, Nellie Ha tfield, Doyle and Nadine Hud so n, Ma nley and Ma lind a Chr isty, George and Vytlce Sellers, Sa m and Cora Mic hael , Sam and Jessie Curtis, the Long Bottom Senior Cit izens Club, the Rock Spr in gs United Methodist Chur ch, Adult Sunday School Class. Rock Springs United Met hodist Wom en's Club. and the Pomeroy Church of Christ Adult Class · ANNIV E R SARY - \\illi,un and ll!'lty Anderson, Rt'cdsv illt• , a r e observing thei r fi fth anni vt>rsar}'. T lu>y WPf(' marrie d on March 20, 1982 at Lis bon, Ohio. Andt•nmn 1 t 1tnTd fnuu CrucJ hh•, Inc. at Midland, Pa. in t'179. Additions made to school; teachers are announced Cl assroom space and facil ities at the Re joicing Lifr 13apt isI Christia n School in Middlep01 1 have been doubled tn prepara t ion for next year and another grade w ill be added for the next school year. Dur ing the fu sl year. thl' school has had ~2 students tn grades kindergar ten through five. For the next school yea~. thl' six th grade Is being add ed Mt s Beverly Ru pe and Mrs Pall> Asbeck were teachct s for thr firs t year of the sc hool loca ted at 3.33 North Second Ave . Being added to the staff fOJ thP next schoo l year is Phlltp Rtchard Gaul, who will be math Instr uctor He Is a graduate of Ohio Stat e Umver stty, 1978, rc CC' Jv tng ~ ba chrlor of sCJPncr deg1 c·c 111 C' IVI I r n gmC'C'I mg and a bd Cil clor of sc Jc·ncC' degree m SUJV CVIn g [{(• IS C'U!TC fl ! ]y adml - llJS!t a ii Vf' ass1stan t to M1 charl J Pan gto, p..t s loJ of the RrJoicmg l.ifl' Ro pl i't Chu 1ch S(' l V('S dS SIJI II!Ud l <:idVISOI for the sc hoo l Re sident s JDIC'rPStPd in more Info rm al iOn ahout r nm lling theil chtldten tn tho C' hrtsltdn sc hool ma y phonP 'l!l2-624~ 01 992-24o7 Grand-Slam Savings Lawn· Boy special savings are a hit! Now t hrough IDATE). you can get a free electric stan w hen you buy a Lawn -Boy mower -a $100 valu e! Easy stan ing .. just turn the key. All Lawn-Boy mowers are powered by the famous Lawn-Boy two-cycle engine. Com e tn today - you can't beat the Grand Slam savings. SAR meeting planned Ewings Chap ter of 1he Son s of the American Revolu tion wtli m eet at the Meigs County Museum this T hursday . There will beacater ed m ea l at6 .1 0p.m by reser va tion onl y. T he bu siness m eeting wi ll start at 1· '10 p m Featured spea ker wi ll be Pro fessor j'tober t Hill of Mat·iell " College. He will be discussing thr Ordinance of 1787 In conjunction w ith the 200th annlversa t·y of that historica l document Pl ans will also be mad!• for a f loat for the Northwest T el'l tt ory celebration and for the present a· t lon of ROTC medals at Ohto Universit y and Rio Grand•' Coll ege. Reservations ca n be made bv ca lling Keith As hl ey at 992-7874 VIsitors, gues ts and prospect ive mem bers welco me. Pan gto CELEBRATE SPRINC.I SPLIT SALE Nahonwtde Ins. Co. ol Columbu s. 0 . 804 W. M•on 992·2311 Pomeroy 1 "\;: -~ ' ,l - ~ ' SATURDAY Z L <-z ~ rv I j\f'J\ GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prt:>ac hlnJ!: 9 30 a.m. first and second, Sun days of l'a r h mont h: third and fourt h Sun dav E"ach monlh wors hip sC'rvicesa17 JOp m , W Pdn£~S d ay ev('nln.Es at 7· 30 p m Prayer a nd Bible Stu dy SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, Mulb rr ry Hel~tht 5 Road, Po mercy LNOV Bruch Pas tor, Sabbal h School 'Superl n tend(' nt, Rhonda Markin Sabbath School be~ln s a! 2 p m. on Saturday wll h wors hip st'rv icc folloy,; lng at .1 15 EvNyonf' Wf' l com('. RUTLAND FtRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sisler Ha rrlc11 WarnN Sup l Sun d:w School 9:30a m Morning Worshi p 10 45 am POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. Ly•lon Ha llf'y ml nlst('r, Sunday School, 9 JO a m ; Morni ng Worship 10 3U a m F IRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Po mC'roy Pl~r E l amar O'Brvant, pastor: Jack N£'1'tls Sunday School Dlreclor Sun day School 9·30 a .m: Mor nln R Worship 10 45 ev('nl n$l worship, 7:00pm (0 S T ) & 1 30 ( E S T 1, W£'dnr!'ida y Prayt"r $('r· viC(',7.00pm (D S T I &730PM (ES T ); Mission Friends (agrs 2·61. Royal .;mbassadors I boys ages 6·1RI. and Gi rls In 1\cllon Iages 6-18) on Wf'dn('sdays, 7 p m !D.S T.J&730pm IEST);Tul.'sday Visita tion, 6 30 p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal If')' Run Ro ad. R('v Emml"tl Rawson, pa s tor Handlf'V Dunn sup!. Sunday SChool lOam.: Sundayrven ln g~C'rvlcP, 7 30p m BlhiP IC'achinfZ. 7 JO p m Thursday SYRACUSE MISSION Ch('rf\' St .. Sy · racus(' 5(lrYices, lOam Su nday EvP n ln~ SC'rv !ct•s Sundav and W('{! nesday af 7· 00 p by: Redman Homes, Inc. 24' x44' Volume Discount Price R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. 399 W. Mam · OH. $17,900 Pomero~, The Store wtth " All Ktnd of Stuff" - for Pots, Sta bles, Large 8t Small Animals & lawns and Gardens lit . . . . oDJ Delivered & Set Up '- &il[l UILQJ 1verv1ew By Redman Homes, Inc. m. 4 x 70' 3 Bedroom Volume $13 900 Delivered & Set Up . Any H0111 Sold Daring Thle Weekend Sale we will donate *100 per hoMe to the Melge Cou11tr Euter Seal Socletv. YES, YOU PUSH, PULL OR DRAG YOUR CAR INTO PAT HILL FORD AND WEWILL GIVE YOU Sl,OOO OR MORE TRADE-IN VALUE ON ANY OF OUR FINE LATE MODEL USED CARS. ON THE SPOT FINANCING SEE RICK TOLLIVER, J.R. PIERCE or PAT HILL Pat Hill Ford Inc. 461 S•. 3RD MIDDLEPORT 2-2196 ' YOUR, VOLUME DISCOUNT DEALER MANUFACTURED HOUSING II I Jt M \ . _ II It \ 1 I ~ BEN ut WarulaMankin or Dave Riggs Show You Our Fine Seltction of Homes . 2600 Washington Blvd.· Belpre,·Ohio Next to Holdren's Market Take Route 6111, Belpre Exit ,(6 14) 423-4665 . ~FRANKLIN• Mtddleport, Ohio Pomeroy TRIN rrY IHLI RQJ He\ W H Prn in f:l<-t ~10r J)('hbk' Buck Sund.w Scll<ifj Sup! Church School 9: 1~ ,, m Worships.." lt•lO 'lll .1 rn Chll\J n •hf'lu~. rl 1\rf'Scb' 7 l1 p m umk•r cUr ('Ctlon of l.ols Bw 1 POMEROY OfUR('H OF THE NAZA RFNE CnrW'! Unron .md Multrm Rev 'f'hom<~s Glm McC'Iun~ p.:tslor Nm mrn Prf':l; I('\ S S, Sup! Sun<l,tv School 4 l1 .t m rnnrmng wor o;hip 10 ~,1m l'\('111ngsrrvlrrh p m. mld·"('('k ~m1r<' WfYtnNld.w 7 p.m 1.Rt'\C'E: F:P L"qOOPI\.1. (lfURf'H 'l'lfi E M.tln S1 Porn:•m\ Sund,l\ S~T\'IC'f'S ' Hotv rommu nlon on 1tro fu ~~ Sund,t\ ol 1w h rronth. ,md ('Omblrwd " ll h tro1rung pt d ~ f'r on 1hl• I hlnld Suntlav Mn r run~ pr.t\'f't .mtlsn rmn nn rll ottl'r Sund.1VS of 1tr< rmnt h C'hu1 ch ~hoot M<l Nur:r;cn C';Jrf' p1m ldro Cofffl' hour In t 11:• P.1rlsh H,1ll trnm:'(l l.llt•lv folloo 1ng 1tY'sn \ lo• fDMEROY CliUilOl OF CHRIST. ~1 \\ M;1ln Sl Nd l Pmu<tloo1 p;l~IOI B1blr Sd1n1l 1 ~ft.1m Mnr run g\.\ll'sh lp 10 1() ,1 m Yout h m('('l ln ~ li Ul p m . E\pnmg \.\Orshi p 7 ffi p m W('(lnr•:~o;d,IV rughl pr t\Pt ffi{flh rrg 1nrl Rrhk• ~1 1K !V 7 t1l (l m 1m: W VATION MMY 11:'1 Autli'l'nut Aw Porl1f'r O\ M1 ~ Dol .1 Wlnmg rn rh.u .l!l' Snndu\ hnhm•ss fnl'l'ling Ill .t m · ~ncl ,r v S.: hool. lfl l/1 ,1m !iund.J\ School YfSM J·;lol!'if' Ad.uns lrc~clfo1 7 II 1> m Sal\'dlkln mrrlmg v,mmt~ spr: •,tkf'~ .md mu ~ k Sl)'ll,!l<; Thur~l\' 11 WI o1 m 10 2 p m l...tdlrs Hol"rt' IA.'.Jg\10 mrmtx''"" m ( h,UJ:.'' ,1!1 wonwn mvilflt ti ~~ p m Thut o,; d:l\ f'm p-; C,ltlc>l Cia""" (You n.ct Pt>oplr-Bihlf'l i l'l pm BlbiC' StU( I\ .rnd Pr .1\'1'1 mN'I tnL! cpm Jo Ill• pubhr pOMEROY WF~I SIDF Clll/RrH OF' O IR IST 'R!."ti . Onldt l'll o,; H11rn ' H11 ~t l tCounlv Rood "ffi1 ffi2 52:'5 \'nt,rl mu"l' S u m~l\ Wnr s1hp lO t m BlhiPStu<l\ D .1m \\ o1~hip tip m Wrdnrsd.J\' Blbh• Shxh 7 p m OJ 0 DF:XTf'R Rllll F. CHRJ'"fL\N CliURCH, Al\'m C'w tl•. po.rslot llnd1 ~ .m Sup! Sund.rv Sd n1l q. l) .1m fl' l'olf hm g o.: n \'1('1"' f11s1 .Jnd I hurl ~llll:ld' follnv.• ln g~Hll:h\ ~hm l YoUlh mfY' II n~ . 7 :r1 p m 0\ f'l\ Sun d.:rv J 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. / SUNDAY ) ") 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. ,\ ' 1 FlOWER! FOR lVIII OCCASION Pomeroy 992-3325 MIDDL EPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . Rev Kell h Ebli n. pastor Sunrluy School 9 ;ma .m , Wad<' Havman. sup! , Morni ng Wors hip. 10· :nla Su nd av f'V('nln~ S('rvlcC' 1 30 p m ; Wrdn (':;day Prayer M(IPtlng. 7 30 p m MT MORIA H CHURCH OF GOD Raclnl' Rev. Ja mes SanerfiPld. pas tor Ff('('man Williams. Supt. Sunday School 9 45 a m , Sundav and Wcd nC'sday I."V(' rt lng SC'IVI CeS. 7 p m : ~ MIDDI EPORT F IRST BAPTIST Corner Sixth and Palm('r Earl Etl rn. Pa s • tor Edna Wilson. S. S SUpt. ; Beu lah Whlf('. Assl Supl • Sunday School 9 15 a m ; Morni ng Worship 10 1!'i ,1 m . Sund ay Even l n ~ S('rVli.'(', 7 p.m Prayer mNH n ~ W('dn('sdav ('\'r nlng, 7 p.m .. Chlldr('n's •c hoir pra ct!Cf? WcdnE"sday, 7 p.m . Ad ult choir prarllce W('(! , 8 p m ; Radio pro 11ra m WMPO. Sundav. 8:30a m. m; MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. 5th and Main. AI Hartson. mln lsll'r. MlkC' Q:orlach. Sundav SChool Superl n1C'ndC'n1 Blblt &hoo19 30 a.m .. Morning Wors hip ,)0. 30 a m Even ln ~ Worship 7:00 p.m. WE"d nPSday. 7 00 p m. Pray('r mfflln ~ MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA · 1..ARENE, PASTOR Frf'd Pl•nho!'wood Bil l Wh fl (', Sundav School Sup! Sundil Y School 9 :\0 a m : MOl nln~ WOr!ihlp JO 45 a.m Evangellslll' mr'f'li n~ 7 lk1 p m wronr'sdav. 7 00 p m PrU\C'I ml'f'llnJ~: UNITE D PRESBVTEKI AN MINISTRl' OF MEIGS COUNT!' fko \ , Cha rles Tal hott HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURC H - Sunday Wor ship Sforvle!'s 9·00 am : Chu rch Sctrool10·15 am ' MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sundav School, !I am , Chu l"ch service. 10 I ~ ti m SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· TERIAN - Sunday School 10 a m , Ch urch SC'r V!CP, I I 15 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pa51 or. Jo hn Evans. Sunday School 10 00 am ., Sunday Morn In~ Worsh ip n · PO am Chll dr r n's Church 11 ·•• m Sunday Ev('nl ng • Service 7:00pm Wed ,6 pm Youn f,!La · ' dies' Auxiliary Wedn C'Sday, 7 p m Fam lly Wor!lhlp I "" HAZEL COM"'!UN ITY CHURCH Off Rl 124. 3 mllPS from Portla nd-4 mg Rot to m Eds('J Har1 pastor Sund ay School, 9 :10 a. m Su nd ay m orn ln~ preach ln ~ 10 .«1 a m , Sunday l'Venlng S('rvlc("s, 7· 30 pm MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURC H Co rn er Ash an d Pl um Ralp h Cu ndiff pas! or Sund ay School lO· OO a m : Morn I n~ Wo rShl p,•ll . 00 a m , Wed nl'Sdav and Saturday EVf' n i n ~ Srr vic('S at 7 30 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNrrED METHODIST CHURC H NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev. Don Arch er •• ' 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. For thee the wonder· work tng earth puts forth 992-2975 sweet flowers. . wmter's white has gone from stght And warmer breezes blow, A tinge of green wtll paint the scene As buds begin to show; And by degrees the barren trees Wtth leaflets will be crowned, Whtle birds return; then we'll dtscern Each bright and cheerful sound. In ftelds and glades, in pastel shades The blossoms everywhere Will soon dispense their fragrant scents Ltke perfume through the atr. Thts floral art should help impart The lesson faith will bring: With this rebtrth, the Lord's own earth Will come to life tn spnng .:. Gloria Nowak FUNERAL HONIE " Serving Families" • Asency, Inc. ;tat \, .,..,/ 1M ~ 00 0 Across 992-5141 ~--~ Boll Qui<k ol alii Ruth Ann m RUTLANDRIBL E METHODIST Amos Tillis paslor Sonny Hudson. supt S u ndo~v S! hoot If: :lOa m : Morning- wor~hlp tn· .111 ,, m, Su nd,tv f'\f'nlng srrvl(f' 7. 110 p m Wrdnt'l!dav "1'1\'lf'f' 7 p m WM PO pHl gram !l a m (',rrh Sund .1v RUTLAND CHURCH OF T HE NAZA RENE Rf' v L0\.\'1'11 ford pa stor Sunduy Sehoul Y 30 a m Worship "rrv lrr tn :10 a m Young propiC' 's SC'rv lr•· 6 p m [\'angf' llstlf scrv IC'1' fi 30 p m Wrdn 1'Sd.t v ~ rn lrt• 1 p m MASON CIIURCH Of CHRIST Mlll rr St M.1snn W Va EuJ2'C'nl' I. Co n~1'1 ml nl~ l ('t' Sunfl uv Blb ll' SIUdv 10 a m Wo r :o;hlp 11 .J.m and 7 p m wron i.'S da v Blblf' Studv. \Oc.tl m u ~lr. 1 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF r;oo Dud dlnsz t an('. Ma son. W Va J N Tharkf'J'., po.ts!OJ EvC'nlng sC'rvlcC' 7 30 p m . Wo· mrn ·~ Mlnlsln Th ursd;.•v 9 111 am Wrd nr~dav Pr,lyC' r and BlblC' Study, 7· 15 om HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CI!R ISTIAN UNION Hartford , W Va Rev David McManis, pastor. Chu rch SChool ft• 30 a m : Sunday mornlnli{ ser vice. 11 a m.. Sun day (IV('Rina sl'rvl cf', 7 :ll p m Wedn l'Sday prayC'rmccrtng, 7: 30 pm FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCII. l£t<rl W Va Rl 1. Jbmes l.(lwls. pas1or. Wor ship servlrrs 9 ~am , Sunday School ll am . Evenina worship 7·lt p m Tuesday roll age pra yer meet I n~ and Blbl t' SILady 9 30 a m , Worship urv lcc, Wednesday 7:wlpm OUR SAVIOUR LUTH ERA~ OIUR CH, Wal nul and Henry Sis .• Rav enswood. W Va Th(' FU>v George C Weir ick, pustor Sunday SChoo\9: 30 a m : Sun day worshi p 11 a. m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, loratt.'Cion Pomeroy Pike. Counry Road~ near Flat wood~ Rl'v Blackwood. pas! or Storvlct~ on Sunday a1tO:Ml a m and 7·.10 p m. with SUndaySchooi9:;IOa m BtbleSiudy, Wed ncsday, 7,.1J p. m. FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST , St. Rt 3J8, Antiquit y Rev Fra nkli n Dickens. pastor. Sunday morn· Ina 10 am; Sund ay ('ven in~ 7.30 p.m. Thursday ('Ven\ nJil: 7 30 p.m . STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP · TlST CHURot Pastor Robert Dyers . ' SundavSchoollOa.m; Worsh\ p serv lCf' ll a m.• Sunday wenl na Jervtce,7 30 p m , Wednesday I'"V(."'''ing S('('\1 \ce 7. l) p.m. MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HO· LINESS OIURCH, lnr., 75 Pearl St Rov. Ivan ,Myers , putor, Rocer Manl ey, Sr., SUnday School Supeorlntendent. Sunday SchOOl 9: JO a.m , Mornl nB Wors hip 10: XI m.; Evening Worship 7: 30 p.m , Wed· Ianetday Evt.!nlng Bible Study. Prayer and 1 • PraiH Servtce, 7· 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRI!iT APOS· TOLIC- VanZandt a nd Ward Rd. Eld••r Jamt'S Mill er, pastor Sunday School, 10. 30 a.m • Worship Service, Sunday, 7:30 P m • Blblc Srudy, W('dn csday 7 ~ p m CALVARY PILGR IM CHAPEL,' Harrl· tonYlll e Road Rev [){lwey KlnJI pas tor Clinton Faulk, Sunday School suPt..; Sun'. day S(:hool9:30 a m ; morning wors hip 11 a m . Sund ay CYenlnA ll"''VIct' 7·.10 p.'m. Prayer Mc~ln g, Wednesday, 7.l! p m v~.. ••• (row's Family Restaurant "FUIQtlnR K.1n1ud:v F1l1d Chldtn " 228 W. ll'lain 51:, Pomeroy 992 -5432 UNI'l E.D F'i\ 1111 ( HUH CII , HI 7 P11 ~--~------------~ B;-.· ltl v n.•vhl Wls••mun on P.l ~S llH' I fl\ ' !)d'iiOI Mf•lvln IJi tl k(' S S Supt Si' S umt a ~ ·--, School '' Ill .t m . Mor nl n ~ Wo1ship HJ ,!IJ, I \f'ntn g Wor shi p 7 Ill p m , WPrht rsd,!V Pl ,l\l 't SI>r,lu 7 \Op m FA IT II BAPI IS'I CHUHf'li , H.llll uHI Sl M.I..,OII Sum!. I\. Sf lu1ol In .1 m , Mo1n 111g wu1 !:.ll lpl l ,1 m I \I nln~ o;PJvi( 1 lip • • m Pt 1\P t nH~ li ng ,1nd lllbl1 Slurlv Wr, l SYRACUSF: F'IR~T C'IIUHCJ t 0~ COD no n Prn lf('Ostul Wo1ship ~~ ·• ' lrf' Sund e~ \ 10 ol m Sundn\ St hool 11 I rn I \1'11 111)' \.\.orshlp Sl'l \H't 7 1Kl t>m WPdn lostJ"' fl i',I\N mf'i'll nJ,t i fMl p m M'l' HERMON UNITED R!1F.'IIIRFN IN CHRIST CHUR CH LO<'.I!NI In T••x.1 ~ Commun ity off l'l HI R2 R1•v Hobf'rt Sa ndl'rs pa~ !nr ,Jpff ll ollf't 1.1v l<'.uil'r Ed Roush Suml.tv Sehoul Sup! Su nd e~v School 9 30 am. mmnlng wmshlp .t nrl chll dri"n 's r-hmeh 10 '10 ,1 m , f'W'nlng prPach l n~ ~('rVItf' flt s1 thrrf• SuncJavs 7 .10 pm, Spr<lal srt\ln• fou rth Sumlo~ y C'VC' n l n~. 7 .lO p m \'1h'<ln£'Sd.IV PrilVI'r Studv ,rmt Youth hi low sMl'cllng hip 7 .](} Blblt> pm CHURCH OF COD OF PROPH ECY Srhool lO ,, m Sund,l\' rv("n [nJ! 7 00 p m Mld ~ £>f' k s('rV IC(', Wrd . 7 P m LANGSVILL E CHRISTIAN CHURCH Dallas Janey. Sunday School Sup1 Sund ay School 9 30 a m Sunday M orn ln~ Wor shi p. JO JOa m , Sundayevenl ng Worslll p 7 30 p.m Wednesday evenin g Prayer Mel'l lng, 7 30 p m SYHACUSE CHURrH OF THE NA ZARENE RC'\' Gl('fln McMil lan. p.t ~ l or M,r rv .JanlcC' J.avrn d.-r. Sund.•v Srhool Sup! Sunrla;'o ~rh ool 9 'ln .1 m . Morning woro; hlp 10 10 a m : EvangPII s tl~ sC'rvlrr 6 p m : Pravrr and PraiSf'WNlnrsdav. 7p m Youlhml'f'llnJ:: 7p m EDfN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST C L<'SIIC' Cilllllan , past or ~un da v School lfl. flO am. Morning Wnrsh!p 11 rtrt a m Sunda v I'\ Pn ln g Sr'J'\' If'f' 7• Ort p m Wedm•sdu v rvrn lnl! pra vC'r ~rr~ !('(' 7 00pm HY SELL RUN HOLINESS CHURrfl Mlkr Th ompson. N<'W Havl.' n WV J)aSICH Sundav School.t19 :«I n m . Mmnlng\.1111 o.: hltl,ll 10 J0,1 m , Sund.l\' 1'\f'nlngsf't"\' ief' ,11 7 ll p m Thursdav S!'t\llfi'S ,1 1 7 30 p m FREEDOM r.OSPEL MISSION .11 B.dd Knoh. lor.:llC'd m Countv Road l l Rl.'v L.av.tl"nN:• c;Ju('S('nC'a mp pastor Rrv. Ro_gC'r Will ford ,n;;sl pas101 Prru rtr lnp: S!'rv IcC's Sund,l v 7· 11'\ p m Pr.t yrr mt'f' l ln~ Wrd n~ da y 7.30 pm .. G .~rv C.i lffllh . lr,Jdl' r Vou 1h ~mups Sundav 1'\'f'ning ,11 ti ] I p m wllh Rog!'r und Ylolrl Wi ll ford II'<Hif'ro;, Co mmu nion sC'rvl c(' rlrs l Sun dav t' H'h monlh WIOTE S CHAPFl WESI EYAN CHURCH - Coolvl!lr RO Rf'v Phil lip Rl· df'nOUJ pas tor Suml.1v Srhool 93ft ·• m . \.\ Ors hiiJ Sl'n• lcr 10 lO n m . Blhlr s tUdy and \UH ~hlp sf'rvkC'. Wf'dn ('l;daV , 7 p.m. RUT LAND CHURCH OF' CHRIST. Ma rk .Jon('!; past or Bil l Nkh ol ~ on Sun dav Srhnnl Sup! Sund av School 9. 30 a m , Morn in~ Worship J'ln d Co mmunion 10 :10.1 the Courthouse from POMEROY, OHI0 - 992 -6677 264 S. 2nd, Middleport '------------------------------..1 ' RlALrOR 352 EAST MAl N POMEROY, OHIO 45769 6 14 / 99 2· 2644 106 lulttrnut Ave., 'omeroy. Oh GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Wrncn Eldr ldgf' mln lsh•r. 0 11\ N S"a1n. Sunda\ Sc hool Sup! Pn•a 1 •h i nf~ 93ft a m t•ach Rev. Roy Deeter Sundav Rn. Seldon Johnsoo HOBSON OIRISTIAN UNION IThu r ALFRED - Chureh School 9• 30 am; man Du rha m l pastor Sunda) serv ice. Worship, Ua m , UMYF6:30p m , UMW 9. 30 a.m . even ing service 7: 30pm Third Tuesday . 7 30 p m Co mm union Prayer meel ln jil:, Wedneday. 7 30 p m flr sl Sunday (Archl'r) BEARWALI.OW RIDGF: CH!IRC H f)f' CHESTER- Wo r ship 9 am, Chu rch C'HRIST Josrp h B H o~ l..ln~ p . r ~ !OI Rlbl r Schoo1 10a .(Tl .. Bibl e Study, T hursday, 7p Class q ~~~ ,, m M(lrnln,a Worship 10·111 .1 m. OMW firs! Thu rsday, 1 p m: Com m . EH•nln,a \'worship K Jll p m Th ursdav munl on, first Sunday tArchf'rl Bible Slud' fi :vl p m JOPPA - Worship 9 30 a m. Chu f'(' h ~EW STIVERSVI LLF. CO MMUNITY Schoo! IO 30 a m Blbl eSt udy Wednesday CHURCH Sund.n. School sC'n•kr !J ~ 5 a 7· 30pm ~Johnson! m . Wm o;hlp !\f'n·ln• J{l 30 ,, m LONG BOTTOM - Chu rc tr Scllool 9 30 Evan~ l lsJI< &r\.ICC' 7·l.fl p m \\ £'dnrs · a .m, Worsh ip 7 p m. Blblt' Study, Wed· dav Pt av('r mrrtlng 7 ID p m Thursda1 n ~day. 7·30 p m ; UMYF , Wednesdav, ZTON CHURCH OF' CHRIST PomPrm 6·00 p m : Co mmu nion F irst Sundav. H,1rrisonvllli' Rd Rnhrl 1 Purt(•JI mini ~ !Archer I l('r: Sti"\'C' St,tn lf'V, S S Sup t, All ! MC'ElREE DSVILLE- Chu rc h School9 30 a rcv. A"~' Su p1 Sundcn Sthonl ll 'Uio m . m WorshlpServic('ll· OOa m (I){>Nerl. Worship sf'n 1<'1' 10 lOa m E\ f'nl ng 11. or TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL ship Sund.l\ 7 p m .rnd wron~da \> . 7 p m Church School 9 a. m . Worshi p 10 a m . ST . .JOHN LUTHE RAN CHURCH . Pine Blbl<' Study , 1Uesday, 7· 30 p m ; UMW, GrovP Thf' R£'v Wil lia m Mlddlf'S\\'U rth Third Tu('Sday, 7 30 p m .. Communion pastor Church sC'rvlc(' 9 :W n m: Sund,l\ First Sunday IArChl.'rl School IO.lO a .m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST John Wri_g-h1 pastor ~ unda\' Sr"h ool q. lll .1 CENTRAL CLUSTER m ; l.arrv H a\ nC'~ S S Sup I Mor nrn g Rev. Jaml'fi E. Corbitt WOJ ship 111 ,Jil ,1 m Rev. Steve n Nels on RAC INE CHURCH OF TIIF NAZA Rev. Melv ln F ranklin RENE , RC'v Lloyd D Crimm .. /r ptl~'or Rev. Clemente S. Zun11a, Jr. Ora Bass, Chairma n oll hf' Bo.1 t d of ChrIs Rev. Robert Mussman 11.m Ltfr Sunda\' School ~ :W a m Mm·n ASBURY lSvracuSC')- Worshlp1J a m ln,~t worship 10 ltl ,1 m , ('VaMI!'f'llsllc scr • Chu r('h School 9 45 a m . Ctr arg£' Blbl P .. vJC'r 7 00 p m. wron Nidav s('n•l rt• 7 p m Sludy Wf'd nPSday, 7 :Wpm , UMW. fi r st CHRISTIAN CHURCH Do' Tu('sdav 7· 30 p m : Choir Rehea rsal. ~ l('rl _iBERTY Wood~ Call p.1s1or St'r\lc('S Sundav Wron<'Sday 6.30 p.m . UMW. fo urth Sun 10 am i.l fld 7 p m W£'dn('!';dav 7 p m day 6 30 p m { N~Is(rll HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Rog ENTERPRISE - Worshi p 9 a m , C'r Watson. pastor Crenson Pra tt , Sun day Chu rrh SchoollO a.m .. Blbi4?Si ud v Turs School Sup! Mornin ~ Worship 9· 30 am . day 7 30 p m , UMW, First Mo ndav, 7· 30 Sunday S~hool 10::.1 a .m .. EvenlnR ser p m : UMYF Sunday, 6 p. m Choir Revice 7.30 p m h£~~~rsa~ 6 IDp rn. WellnPSday IFrankl lnl MT UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shur. fLATWOODS- Chu rch Srhool, 10 a m . pastor, JOC' Sayre, Sunday School Sup! . Worship 11 a m : Bible St udy , Thurs· Sunday School 9 45 a m . Ev(."'''ln~ wor day 7 p m. UMYF Sunday , 6 p m ship 6 l> p m; Prayer M('{lflng, 6:30pm. IF'rankllnl Wed n('Sday. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m , TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Chu !'('h School 10 A M Choir pracllcl', CHRIST Dave Prentice mlnls!C'r Dery l Tursday , 6 30 p m , UMW. first Tuesd ay, Wells, Sup! Church School 9 a.m .. Wor 7 30 p m (NE' ISOO) ship S£>rv lce 9 45 p m HEATH ~ Mlddl£.>porf) -Chu rch School, OIESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA 9 JO a m , Morning Worship 10 30 a m , RENE Rev Herbert Gral(>, paslor You th Croup, 4 p m : WE'd nesd ay, Church Frank ft l(fl('. Slip! Sunday School 9 30 a Choir r'C'hC'arsal. 1 p m : Thursday, m Worship SE'rvlcco, 11 a m and 7 p m Prayer Sf'rvlc£'. 6 3rt p m . Blbl eStudv. 1 Sunday. Wedn£'Sday. 7 p.m. Prayer met'! p m IZu nlgat In~ . MINERSV ILLE -Worship Service 10 LAUREL CU FF FREE METHODIST a m . Church School, l la .m : UMW, third CHURCH. David 8<'11. paslor Robert E W('dnPSday. 1 p m: ChoJr p ractice, Mon· Barton, Director of Chrls llan Edu callon, dav. 7 30 p m. INelsool. SIPVc> Ebli n, assis tant Sunday School 9: 3(1 PEARL CHAPEL - Worshi p SC'rvlct> a m : Mornlna worship 10 :10 a.m ;1'('('ns 9 30 a m : Church School 10: 15 a m : In Actton, 6p m , Even lngWorshlp, 7:30p UMW Second Tu('sday, 7 30 p m . ! M u ~s m Wed n€'Sda)' £'vc nlng prayer and Bible man\ study,730p m Choir practice, Thunday , POMEROY - Church School. 9 ·1 ~a m 7p m : Worship 10: 30 a m.. Choir rehPBrsal DEXTER CHURCH OF CH RIST , Wcodn f'5day, 7 :W p m., UMW s('Cond Charles Russe ll Sr , mlnlslE't' Rick Ma· Tul'Sday, 7· 30 p m , UMYFSunday,6p m com~r. supt. Sunday School 9 30 am ., 1Corbl1tl. Worship service 10:30 a m BlbiP !liludy, ROCK SPRI NGS- Churc h School. 9 15 Tuesday, 7·30 p m am , Worsh ip 10 am; Blblf'S tudy, W('d· REORGAN IZED CHURCH OF JESUS n('Sdav. 7 30 p m.: UMYF (S<>nlorsl Sun CHRISTOFLA'ITER DAY SAINTS. Port· day. :'! p m . (J un iors\ PVery of hC'r Sun land Rarl ne Road Wil liam Rou sh, pastor d.tv 6 p m (F ranklin) Linda Evans, chu rch school director. RUTLAND - Chu rch School. 10 am. Ch,urch school 9. 30 a m . Mornin g wors hip Worship, 1l am; UMW IE vC'nl nRCircll•l 10 30 am; Wed nesday ('Vt>nlng pray('r Sf'CO ild WC'dncsday, 7·30p m, UMW !AI· s('rv!C't'S , 7· 30 p m lf'rnoon C!rclel second Thursday, 1 p m. BETHLEHE M BAPTIST Rl'V Earl 1Mussman t Shu l('r, pastor Worshi p servlct>, 9·30a m SALEM CENTER -Chu rch School9 1~ Sunday School 10 · 30 a m Bible Stu dy and am : Worship 10· 15 p m ~Muss m an! prayer service Thursday, 7 30 p m. SNOWVILLE - Worship. 9 00 a.m , CARLETON INTEROENOMINATION· rllu l'('h sc hool9 45a m IMussmalll AL CHURCH. KlnRsbury Road Rl'V. 0. · vld Cur fma n. pastor Sunda y School 9. :1> a.m: Ra lph Carl, Supt. Evening 'NOrshlp 1 00 p m Pray('r meetlnlt, Wednesday SOUTHERN CLUSTER 700p m Rev. Rorer Grace lONG BO'ITOM CHR ISTIAN, Vernon Rev. P•ul McGuire E ldrldg£', pastor; Walla ce Damewood,,..') S Supt SundaySchool9: 30a.m .: Worshi p APPLE GROVE - Chu rc h School 9· 30 Service, 10.30 a .m. a m Worship JO 00 a m 1first and third Sundayu : Bible study every Sund ay 7 p m : UMW Second Tue~day , 7:00 p m; Prayl'r m('{'lf ng, Wed nC'sdav. 7 p m 1Grace1. RAC INE FIRST BAPTIST, SII'Ve BETHANY- Worsh ip, 9 am , Chu rch Deaver. Pa!ltor Mi ke Swiger, SUndav School, 10 a m , Blblr Study , Wedn('Sday , School Supt , Sunday School 9· 30 a m , 10 am: Dorcas Wo mt~n 's F(IJiowshlp , Morning worship 10 40 am ; Sunday Wednesday. ll am IMcGulr(" ). ev~ ln - worship 7:30 p m ; W«<nettt~ y CARMEL - Churrh School 9•30 a m, evening Bible study 7 30 p m Worshi p, 10: 45 a.m. Second and Fourth IJ.JRLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH Sundavs. Fellowship tl lnner wtt h Sutlon Burllnli[ham Ray Laudcr mllt. pastor: n& th lrd Thursday, 6:30 p.m IMcGut ret. bert Cw.ar1 assistant pasto-. Sunday School EAST LETART- Churrh School9a m, Worship 10 a m. second and fourth Sun· . 10 a m ; worship 7 p.m , Wf'dnesday. 6 p.m )Witl rnK'tlng: W00., 7p.m ch urchsm ict~~ days: UMW f ~rsl Tuesday, 7 l) p m. PINE GROVE HOLIN&'lSCHURCH. \! tGracel . mll('off Rt. :m Rw. 8<11 J . Wall~. J»slor LETART FALLS - Wors hip 9 'a'.m.; Roberf Searll'!, S S Supt Sunday School Church School10 a m fGratPI MOijNfNG STAR- Worshi p, 9:45 a. m., . 9.:10 a .m ; Mor ning Wors hip J0·3o am .. Sunday £tventnJZ servlc£' 7 JO p.m ; Wl'd Church School 10:30 a m , Blblt> STudy, D('!day S('fVIC(>, 7::W pm Thursday, 7·30 p.m fRader) , SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Llotle. RACINE WESLEUN - Church Sclml pastor. Stt"V(' l.IHIC'. S S. Sup! SUnday 10a.m, Worshlp l la .m.; UMWfounhMon: School 10 a.m .. M ornln~t worslp. 11 a m.; day at 7 30 p m , Me n'• Prayer Breakfast. Sunday ('\'enlng won hlp 7:30 p m. Prayl'r Wl'lln<sday, 7 a m tGracet. mooting and BlbleiNdyThund8y. 7 :mp. SU'ITON - Churrh School, 9: 30 a m.; Mornin g W o r~ hl p 10 4~ a .m. fl ra t and thi rd . m ; Youth m eetln ~ WOOni.'!'!Biy at 7 p.m. RF.JOICING LI FE BAPTIST CHUROl Sundays; Fellows hip dln n~r with Carme-l ' =. . .!J_tJ_fnd . AvP., Mh:ldteporl Sunday 1hlrd Thursday. 6. 30 p.nf. tMcGulre) . ' \1,.,1{~ f'ount) \ Oldt·~l J.'lon~t (6141992 ·2039 or (6141992-5721 Rawlings-Coats-Blower n2-2I04 /1./" v''" /' ~peolal Weehnd Hours ~ 115 E. Memoriol Dr. Wynnewood DISCOUNT PRICE I RALL'S 11.11\.q~'l! :rr.1 ' m ~ ~------~~~-----+----------------~ : ~ Pometoy Flowe~ Shop FRANCIS FLORIST abundantly, and retooce even with Joy and stngtng." - Isaiah 35:2 Ph. Veterans Memorial Hospital Dairy Isle-Middleport McClure's 3 In One-Pomeroy COFFEE & PEPSI PUSH, PULL OR DRAG "It shall blossom " MEIGS TIRE \ \ CENTER, INC. ft\ \ John F 9911t0t Full!. Mgr W:, 1 , Pomeroy t!®ti. l :::: Me( lure's FREE BIRTHDA~ CAICE WRAPPED IN EXQUISITE PASTELS REA~TY 216 S. Second Gro cenesGeneral Merchandise Racme 949·2550 214 E. Matn 992-5130 Cabinet Making ~-'...:::::'" Syracuse ·=<i"':m,.,. 992·3978 sr£C\~~ 0£~\.S sPEC\~~ f\tl~tlCUlG PAT HILL FORD INC. INSURANCE ....---.. SERVICES SONS STORE - Luc rettus Mill Work· D~~p,;IZES PGmerov Brogan-Warner ,, RACINE PlANING MILL SIGNUPF~~R $100 992 79S5 P. ·J. PAULEY, AGENT having a "Birthday Celebration" and you are invite! SAVE Prescnphons Autland, Ohto 4S77S J. Wm . " Btll" Brown, Owner Phone (61CI 741 H 77 BANANA 51 ~~!~ ~ 1 Fire & Equipment sate• and Serv•ce SATURDAY, MARCH 21st Mrs. Marvene Lowery of Middleport has ret ur ned from Chi cago where she was ca lled du e to th e unexpected death of her daughter. Mrs. Ri chard M cConnell She is surv tved by her husba nd and th1ee children . r til ;a \ Complete Automotive Serv•ce 99H92t 1,\oddteport In Chicago • This Message and Church Directory Sponsored Ry The Interested _Rrt.~inesses Listed On This Page. WIS & SONS SOHIO ·SWISH£~ & LOHSE WAID CROSS TEAFO"D GOD GAVE US SPRING Locust & Beech Street t wns. Member s of the Pomer oy group serving on the Southeas t Ohto Area Board are Glor ia Johnson, serv ice at v ice president of outreach. and Dtane Har r ison, ser v mg as record i ng secretary. IS ..•" T hey will share techniques for ·stir frying, baking and meat preparation. A Bavarian Pork Roas t, M exica n Chocol at e c6eese Ca ke, Eggs In a Bag, and Honey Jelly will be fea t urad. Registra tion fee is $2 fo r a class, and pre-registratiOn by Monday, March 30. is req ues ted. To r egister for the class in Athens County, ca ll 593-8555. To register for the Meigs County class , call 992-6696 f r om 7· 30 to 9:30 p.m .. at the cooperative ex tensio n service office. 280 West Un ion St. The class will be r epeated Wednes· da} night. Apr il 1, at the M ei gs High School Hom e Econom ics Room. Pom eroy, al so from 7:30 t o9 30 p. m. Presen ti ng the progr am w ill be Betty Reese. A thens County H ome Economics Agent, and Ci ndy O liver i, M eigs County Home Economlcs -4H agent: Aglow -sp.eaker announced Dr Judy Chavez will be loatured speaker at the Southeas t OhtoArea Wom en'sAglow Spn ng Retrea t to be held Apr il , ~ :i, at the Hock mg Va lley Inn, Nel sonvtlle Do Chavez wt ll speak at the open mg Friday evening, April :1, sPss ion; at the 9 am. Sa tu r day mornmg sess ion and at 7:30 p.m. that even mg She has been an ordai ned mt mster for ovf'r 40 yea rs and is presen tly both a m tnister and an evangel ts t-at largo fat the PTL Club She set ves as spec tal advtsor to .Jim Bakker of Cha t ies ton, N .C' She Is a noted evangeliSt and Btble teacher who con tinually speakers for Women's Aglow, Ful l Gospel B usinessmen's ses· swns and at church reviva l s and youth moYcmen ts Members of I he Pom eroy Chap ter are to contact Mary M. Hilton al614·5:l2- 1906 for reser va - '• • Loca ted nn 0 .I Whi1 P H.oad of III J!hw ,n 160 Pal Henson pa stor Sundav S< hool 111 am C l a ss!'~ for a ll .r~Ps .Junlorlhurrh II a.m Morni ng wnr shl() 11 n m Adul l Choir practll'l' 6 p m Sunda > You n ~ Pro pie s, Chlldrf'n's ChuJ( h and Adull Rlhh' S!udv , WednPsday .11 7 3ft p m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL ~70 (ir,m t Sl Mlddlcporl Aff lllaJ(I(J wl! h Soulh1•rn Bapl lst ConvPntlon D,1vld Brya n Sr , Ml nlstPr Sund11y School JO ,1m, Mm nlng wors hip l I a m , Ev,•nln.c: wo1 s hip 7 p rn . Wf'dnrsday PVI•nl nJ! Blblf' s1udy ••nrt praycr m('('l! n~ 7 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHI!IST Si Rt 12hndCo Rd ~ . M.u kSI'PVf'rs mini s lf'r Sunday ~hoo t Sup1 H,ll't y H1•n d rlcks. Sunda y School9 lO .1 m Mm nlng Worsh ip 10.30 a m , Ev£'nl n ~ wnrshlp 7 p m Wf'dnesday worship 7 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHUR CH Cor nl'r Syca mor" and Sf'C'ond Sts . Pn meroy. Thr Rl'v Wll llum Mlddli'swan. pas! or Sund ay SchOol 9 45 " m Ch urch sl'rvlc(' 11 a m SACRED HEART CHURCH M s~r Ant hony GJ.1 nnamorr Ph 992· 5ft9fl Satur day EvenlnR Mass 7. l0 p m , Sunda v Mass. 8 a.m a nd 10 .1 m Con h•ss lons om• half hour twfor£' ••a ch Muss ce o ( laSSI'S, 11 11 m Sundav VICTORY BAPTIST. ~25 N 2nd St Mlddli•pml .l.lmf'S E K('('SI"(', p.1S10r Sunday mornlnR wors hip 10 a. m , EVf'n ln,li! s('rvlcC' 1 p m , Wl'tl nPsd.•y f'W nlng worship 7 p m Vlsllal lon Thursdn;r 6 lllp m MORSE CHAPEL. CHURCH Ch.t rlf's Norris. pastor Sund.1y Sl.'hool. W ,, m worship Sl'rvlcfl II am, Sund ay n l ~h ! worship s('rvlr.c: 7 30 p m , Mldw''' 'k prayrr "('rVIC'I' WPdnesd ,ty 7 p m WESLEYAN BIA LE HOI JNF.SS CHURC H ofM itldlf'porl Inc, 75 Prur1St , Rfov Ivan MyNs, p.tslnr, Ro~r· r M.tnlf'y Sr, Sunday School Sup!. Sunday School 9 30 a m . M orn ln~ Worshi p 10 :w .1 m Ev ,•n ln ~ Worship 7 30 p m WcdnP!Id,IV rvrn lnJ~ Bl'ol1• study, prayrr and pral si• srrvlce, 7 30 p m LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF' GOD- Gll hf'rt Sprn(('r, pu ~ tor Sun day School 9 :1D a rn Mornln ~ Sf'l viH• JO ()() a m , Sund By evPnl ngsl'tv lcP7 CXI)r m Mltl·wrrk pravf'r srrv!cr WNln l'sda y 7pm MT. OLIVE COMMUN ITY CHURCH. L..!Wrf'nC'(' Bu"h· pastor Max F'olmrr Sr Supl Sund ay~ llool and Morn I n~ Worship 9 30 a m Su mla y f'Vf' nln~ sf' rvlcr. 7tjl m Youlh mf"(•tl nl;( nnd Blblf' St udy , Wr'fl m•s daY 7 Jl m 111'~ (\ .t ' ' "i p Ill I'Oni:ST !! UN Hi\ P I 1ST N\ IP lt f'\ Pt"l"l C'otrHIIu" Bunth supl Sund .l\ St honl 'I Ill 1 Ill S! •1 otul .Hid lnutth Su nd.n s woh ll lp ">Pt\1(1 .11 2 IIIJ). I\1 11 Cij n "' Ml MO HI J\ 11 1\1\P'II SI l 'oUI IIt .rnd M.tln Sl MhldiPJlflll ltl'v C. llhrrt f'lal g Jr Jl.l stur Mr ., ll\ ln rl.turng,IHinPI Sun1l .tV St hnnl Sup! Sund . 1~ S( hOtl l ~~ ,(), 1 m , Wllfs hlp St r v!t r• Ill 4"1 .r m sucn:ss ltoAn C'II Uitc 11 OF C' ttlltsT - losP ph J1 Jlnsklns, 1'\,lllge>lhl Sun<l.l)' lllhlt •Stud vG. r rn , W or~h lp Hl ,t rn Sun tl.tv t \f• nln g ~ ~ rvlu• h p 111 Wl'th lt ~tLI\ I'VI ' II in~ ~ It \'It i 7 p tn Pr N fl ('0~'1 i\1. ASS! Mi ll Y H.u lrw HI \~4 Wll !l .m1 l toh .u k J M ~ trll Sum! JV ' S1l1t 1ol Ill .1 rn Sumlo~v l'wnln~ st l \lt't• 7 • ' Jl Ill WNIOf'o;(J,IV \'Vf'll inu Sl'l vii I' 1 j) m • f i\10' I.N'II-.H lli\P'I IST Don ('lr p tdl.-. Su pl Suml ,r\ S1 tum! 11 10 11 m Mnr nl nr. Wllt ~ h l p Ill l!la m PtUVI'I ~f" r\hl ' ,rlli'J II· .rtf• Sunlldi"' I IH , ( HlJ H( H OF .JF. SUS CHI1 1ST APOSTO l IC f i\ ITII - \li'w l lm u ltd nP~ t to ro 11 Mf'hl:~ 1".11 k Hull t~ nd Hrthf•rt Jt lrholl(ls pt~IOI Sf't Vil f'S ,rt 7 pIll 1111 Wf'dn f'o.;([, lyo; ,rnd Sund,!Vs MID DIII 'OH1 r1N'I J.(OSIAJ. lf! lt d ' AH• Ht\ (lo~ r kll o~k tr Jl·l 'i l \•1 {'o~IINt tl 11ngh .rrn 'innd.1v Si ho11l Supt Sund,l\ St iH I()I lh,,rn \\[lh rl t ~~ ~ ~ Jut . til' ~ ' '" f.H·rr 1/l J.! M't' lr t 'l-> .11 h p m Wt~IIH t. d 1v 1\1 hit ..,l utl\ .tt 7 tflp n1 Ymllll o., tr\il t •~ rl"t ' tl.rv ll i \II prn I ('f I I Sli\ I F\.1 ll WSitll ' J:..')t Mill S! , Mrdlilt pur 1 Br ol lll'r Clnll'k M, PhN o;r.n, p . r ~ l tor Sunil t \ St h11 ol Ill 1 m Su lrci.\ V , r'' niiiJ! ~ , ., ,I t 1~, , rip m .1nrl W1dnr"' dd' Mt\ lt l''>, t1 T p m 1\NTIQt JI'I V 111\ !'T IS I Kt nn t· lh !-iml r11. , ~M ~ I !I t ' Sun rlr \ S t lt tlOI IJ Ill 1 Ill, r hu rrh .,, 1VI1 1' 7 !llpm , \llll t lrl dht~'>h lpti 'Uitr rn Hrhlr • !-.Hi rl v Th u r...d IV 7 U'r 1> m I !II I (,flS I'II lli.IIIIIOUS J I UW• ll illlrt l l( tJtd l' onlt t •l\ l11m K1ll\ pt" tnl l),ul n\ I .nnhr r 1 S S Sup1 Surul.t V , mn rnh rc~r r\l tl n!llrm Suni i J\I Vf'l\ ., lll~'~' f \ltt 7141 J•In ' l ut~tl. r v. tn•l ' l tau ~ drvStt\hl ·~. r l 7 Ul pm WOIHI 01 ' l'i\ 1'111 1H Mill Sl Mlt hllt J)'• l l s urlfl.l\ lll<•r nrn u ., ~ t\ lr r 10 l "1 .1 m Suntl,l\ t \ 1'111!11' 1 Ul !hur ~ tll \ rnmnln l.!' ll1h lt <:l ull\ HI , I Ill Wr'ftrl t·~ llt \ 1 \' 1 nlt\ j.! ' ' J 7 ur p rn ' - NI.W H1" 7.Ail i 'Nl I ~ Su rtti.H S1hotl 1l 111 ~1. 1 m Sunli t\ n r>~ d . <\ Pr m C lf lJ I(( It ot T il E Ni\ l.l tllllttnSI!•oud [!I\ Ill~ Ill ] l,hTfll' Wo1 ~ h lps 1 t\ IU., \ ~·rrl h~rr \ hl Surt rfjrv h l'iJ.l. 1 ' \Pn ln~s ~ ·J\1 1 1 '7 f)(lpm Wtl(J rvr>t Mr • l'l ln~ ,t ntl llll rlf' Slurlv ,, •• 7 1HI [lm • NI'ASI Sl"l 'll ~MJo' N 'I' ( ' Il l/ lt(' ll Sun . r tb v tf1Nnnon "I 1\d ~~ ·~ 11 '1 111 l hu t~d tV' t\l'lt lll C ~ 1 ' 1 \h t ' '> oil T . ~ ! FJHS'I JlJ\I >TJST C' l! ti iH II. Mn ~ tut W V ,1 I' 1\ l llf Bill Murph \ Sunrt . rv s, h1lfl l Ill 1m Sund r\ r•Hnl nl! 7 !il pIll I'I ,J\'1'1 mr'l·lln g .mtl ll lhlt sturh Wr >tln P•.I\.ry 7 30 ' ]Jffi J'\ rt \loii i ' Wtl/011'11' lt lJ I'I .I\ND HU :L WILl HA l' I 1ST S.1 lr•m Sl Ill'\ P rul 'l .nlm p.l\lllr S11111lr v Sth6t11111 ,1 m Sun d , t \ 1 '\ i ' lll n ~i Or) t,m ... IW• ·d ru.o;ri.IV f'w•nlnJ,! pr tV( r rlli'P IIrt J,! "i IKl ~ """'! jJ Ii i • SOU'! II llFf!-11 1 Nl W II· S I AM! Nl CII UIH II SII VI"I ftl!ll!l Hu 1111 S\rlt 11 1 ..,lr ltk/1 p1~ l t JJ Stnld.n Sdr11 ttl '+ 1 rlt • Wor">hlpSN \'I tr H1,1 m , SundU}' ~'\'I'Oin .(! "" "rVI(.f ', 1 jl} '' m Wtdnt ~ ~~ .v nl~h t 111111" " "> III(JV 7 1KJ f! 1'1' 1 '·~" .--------------....,_ '.·:1. Religion Today : Lobbying rules ~~ :;• earn ~P.~~!!~on 'f! .. UPI Reli gion Writer ' Churches and other char it able organlz,Jil ons •11'1' re,lstln~ efforts by the I nternal Revenue Service to Impost •' trlngcnt nPw rest rictio ns on how much they can do t o lnflu!•nce th p making of gover nment po licies and laws. And th ey arc getting so me Importan t sup;)llrt I tom some ol t he very legislators whose views they hope to ln tl uc• nct'. At Issue In the dispute are proposed regu lations Issued by lhr IRS that are mea nt to clarify 1976 lax legisla tion th tll guaranl eed religious groups and other Charita hlr organizatio ns t he r ight to lobby, bu t which also put a fi na ncial Cl' ill ng on how much they can spend . But the proposed regula! Io ns thai set out a Sl' l'il's of de ll nil ions of lobby lng act lvlt les that mos t char it lcs do not pt t•sc•nt ly co unI toward their ce iling and for so me groups - prt•domlnan tly non-religious groups- the proposed way of flgu•lng could cos t t hem thei r tax exem pt statu s. "The IRS proposals are based eit her on a mi sunders tand ing by government of the proper role of non·p• uflls or arC' ,on attempt to m uzzle t he Independent voice of suoh organlza lions," accordi ng to Brian O'Conn ell , president of Independ ent Sector, the coa lit ion of both philanthropic donors and recipients. Jane Motz of the Quaker· related American friends Scrv lr r Commi ttee ca lled the proposed regulations an assa ult on thP poor and the ' ro le of non-pr ofit groups as a cha nnel for thrlr voices to be heard In the national policy debat e. "They (the regulations) would Inhibit farmworkrr advocacy groups, for example. from Infor ming their constituents abOut bills deali ng w ith use or pestici des In the field s, " she said, !:' •• ·'••. ~ ~ I~ •, :• ·~ i 1 ~~ 1:' ~ ·~ I ;~ ;' ~ 1 1 ~ ::1 1,S 1 1 1 :.~" :~ ;! ''-•bec -au•s•e•t•he- co_s_t_w_o_u_ld• e•x· c-e_ ed.,;, th_e_c_e_ll_ln•g•s•lm-po• s•cd_ _ _ _ _,l:i ' ., �. ' Friday, March 20. 1987 Page- S- The Sentinel Ohio The Daily Sentinel March 20. 1987 4 Giveaway Layette shower conduaed in Middleport A layette shower honor ing Andrea Batey wa s held recently at the Middlepor t Amer ica n L egan hall. Donna Wilson baked and decor ated the ca kc- for the shower given by Geneva Wise and Betty Batey . Attend ing were Pau la Plants, Vickey Boyles and BPthany, Nellie Watkins. Susa n and Trlsha Bacr, Melissa Manley. Sue Little. Sherr! Thompson. Judy Ba tey, Shirley Sisson, Darlene Hawle.v, E lla Stallings, Kim and Love Batey . Sheryl and Betty Wi lson . Delores Tyree, Dorothy Bryant. Linda Boy les, Shirley Wise. Ca rl a McKinney, Sharon Wi se. Ch r is Var ian, Crissy Taylor. Kelly Buzzard. Ann McKinney, Darla Ha wley. Robyn Payne. Krystal Bolin. Tammy and Lacinda Zediker. Kathleen Manley, Vivian Phil lips, Eulonda Haley . Bonnie Ebcrsbach, Violet Riggleman. Mona Neal. Marcia, Keawana and Melanie Qualls. Sally. Teresa and Annette Pierce. and Fona Sm ith. Sending gifts were Zac and Zeb Batey. Bett y Hawley. Randy Osborne. Ada ia Sanders. Stacy Tyree, J.C . Kerbie and Josh Buzzard. Grace Welsh, Candy Phillips, Bnnie Lou Roush, Do ttle Scarberry. Dea n, Judy and Chad ,Wise. Sheiia Beard, F.lizabeth Butcher. Travis and Eric Batey, D.R. and Amy Boster, Dee Barber . Dona Hood. Janet Lee Ru ssell, Kath leen Clonch. Becky Tyree, Eddie McKinney, Beverly Jornd, Patty Boyles , Carolyn, Ci ndy, and Ronda Li tt le, Teresa Haley and Sue Cichacki. Ga mes were played with prizes giving to Kelly Buzzard, Chris Varian, Sa lly Pierce, Vicky Boyles, Teresa Pierce, Viv Phillips, Euianda Haley, Sheryl Wilson, Kim Batey, Lecinda Zedlker. Lind a Boyles. Sue Lit tie, Bonnie Ebersbach, Shirley Sisson. Robyn Payne won the door prize. Community calendar/area happenings Part -Time Ba bytiHer noeded Ph. 614-2&8 -1786 . Public Notice Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO PROBATE DIVISION WILLIS C. BLOWER . Administrator of the Estate of Rubv Russell, Deceased. Plaintiff Flattened Alum, Cans . 26• lb. Cltan Shnt Cast Alum. ' 25' to 29' lb. #1 COPPER ............... 42 1 #2 COPPER ......:........ 32< Irony Aluminum 5 to 18' lb. 54 Misc . Merchandise Richard Werner, address un· known: A complaint has been filed by Wlllla C. Blower, administrator. asking the court to determine the persons en· titled to the decedent's CAL LIPOLIS - The monthly meetin g of F'lamc Fellowship will be Friday , !UIJ p.m., at Dale's Restaurant in Ga llipolis. Speaker wi ll be Har ry Win gler , of Coolville. S!ITURDA \' RAC INE - Southern Loca l Boa rd of Educa tion will meet in special session Saturda y, 8 a.m .. in the high school ca feter ia. RACINE - Th ere will be a hy mn si ng Sa turd ay, starti ng at 7 p.m ., at F'rl lowship Church in Racine. Everyone welcome. RUTLAND - Rutland Chu rch of God is having a gos pel sing Sa turd:~ y. 6: :JQ p. m. Everyone welcom e. POMEROY - Pomeroy Youth League wi ll have final 'sign-up Sa turday, at E lbcrfelds. from 10 a.m . to 1 p.m . $9 reg ist ration frc and copy of birth cl'rtiflcatr nPCded. MIDDLEPORT- Return .Jonat han Meigs Chap ter. Daughter s of the AmN ica n Revolution will m eet Saturday, 1: p.m., at Heath Method ist Chu rc h in Middleport . :w NEW HAVEN - Bend Area Gospel Sing Sa turd ay, 7: :!Q p.m. at F'irst Church of God in New Haven fl'a turing th r Si nging Ba nners, Or lando, Ky.: the King's Children. As hland, Ky., and th e Reflect Ions Tr io, New· Ha ven. TEXAS COMM UN ITY - "A Fa ther. A Son, A Three-Mil e Run," wi ll be presented Sunday, 7: 30 p.m .. at the MI. Hermon United Brethren Church. A freewill offer ing will be taken. POM EROY - Lt. and Mrs. Duane Harris and comrades of the Salva'tion Army of Ath ens, will conduct Sunday 6:30 p.m . services at the Pomer oy Sa lva tion Army, 115 Butternut Ave. SpC'C ial music wil l be fea tu red. Thr public is Invited. MONDAY POMEROY - The Ken Amsbary Chapter of th e l zaak Wall on League will hold its annual white elephant sale thi s Monday evening. Th e club will furnish ham fo r the? p.m. meal and all members ar<' to br ing a covered dish, tab le serv ice and drink. - vs.- RUTLAN D - Rutland Bible Methodist Church will be in rPvival Monday through Sunday, March zq, at 7 p.m . each evening. Evangelist will be Rev. ,J.W. Vess, of Sou th Camlina. SingN will be Rev . Ra y mond Rice, of Byesville. MIDDLEPORT - OH KAN Coin Club meeting Monday at Burkett's Barber Shop in Middleport. A soci al hour and trading sess ion with dea lers will precede the R p.m. meeting. This will be followed by a coin auction and refreshment s. real estate: The following 'described property. situated in the Village of Syracuse, County of Meigs and State of Ohio. and described as follows. to-wit : Baing lots Nos. 5 and 6 , of MIDDLEPORT The Middl epo r t -Pom er oy Area Branch of the Amer ica n Associa tion of University Women will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesda y at the Middleport firehouse. Th er e will be a silent auction and a speaker. SYRACUSE - WePkcnd rev iva l through Sa turday, 7 p.m. eac h evening at the First Churc h of God in Syracust' with Terry Barrt'tt as eva ngt>llst. - Addons and remodel in g Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio - Roofing and gutter work AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR - Concrete work - Plumb ing and electric11l work lFree Estima'tas) ' Al11 Transmlulon V. C. YOUNG Ill PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio u.. 1005·01 ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL EUGENE LONG 1124 East Main St. VINTL & ALUMINUM Pomeroy HOURI' Tuo.-Wed.-Fri. Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Complete Gutter Work Worked in home area 20 years " Free Estimates" 11 ,a.m. to 7 p.m. Sundar' I p.m.-7 fLm. By ChaM• or Appointment Bl,thdtg, Ted 8. Wtgne. Lm, RUSS MOORE 992·252~ 3-2-1 mo. EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR JO'S LlnLE RED BARN St. lt. 124, Syracuse IE·OPENS MARCH 20 ' Pottery and Gifts, Bird Baths,. Outside Yard Dotts, Jesus Statuas, Virgin Mary & Angels for Yards and Graves . >~ ;J Come In u4 Stt Beftre You But, t', Happy Birthday, Dad! Cheryl, Cindy and Ann Who's 16 Today? John K. Bentz Ph. (614) 843-5425 3-9-'87-2 mo. ~d . Owner/Mechanic 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 1·2·'87·3 mo. value. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES ISTIMATES l -11-87-1 mo. APPLIANCE 985-3561 All Make• Authorized Service •Washers •Dishwashe rs •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PAT HILL FORO PARTS and SE R\IJCE 1- 13-tfc ~ · S· tlc Real Es1a1e General BULLETIN BOARD POMEROY - The Belles and BC'aus Country Wes tern Dance Club will have a dance Saturda y night. R to 11 p.m. at the Senior Cit izl'ns Cent er, Pomeroy, Bill Darby of Beck le.v, W. Va . will be the ca ller- and all wes tern club 3-20-87 Public .Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY NOVAS .on March 18, 1987. in the M,olgo county Probate Coort. Cne No. 26463. Dorothy E. S~to. ' 518 . Mulberry ~~~~c::=!:==i$7,4 H;tGhts, Pomeroy. Ohio 45?69 was appointed ha- c~X of the eatata of Charles Of Sheets. Jr., deceased, late No¥1 CL <k:l1 . Halcht.cll Sed an of!618 Mulberry Heighll. Pom~roy , Ohio 46769. Plus Destination·Tax And Fees Robert E. Buck, '• . Probate Judge t ena K. Nesselroad, Clerk i3t 20. 27: 141 3 t1 • m embNs ar(\ ln vi tf'd to attend . POMEROY- A mcctln!(ofthe Pioneer and Hi storical Societ y will be held a t the Meigs Museum Sa turday at I p.m to pla n event s for thr bicetennial observa nce. Patt y Parker, Bice nt enn ia l chairman, has askC'd that anyone with Ideas for the obsPrvanct' attend the ])Ia nn ing sesson. Meigs County has now been officially commiss ioned as a bicentennial communi!)' on t he national level. • GatlitiOIII ·Ioy<MI lluo lldg. ClASSfS ON SUNDAY & MONDAY ClOGGING, UUIOOM, IARN lnfonnotien or Enrolmtt~t .,-. Calll-304-67!-3111 This Week's pe~lals Plus Dostination Tax ,And Foes 51 Misc. Merchandise FRIDAY, MARCH 20th CREAMED CHIPPED BEEF DINNER................ $374 ::oRDER & TAKE ;: FERTILIZER A ll110otr- lonlng of Dolkloos CrMIIIIII Chi,... loot Sonod Dwor Our ,.,..... ..,, Mom-do lhcolt, Wltll " -...ttl lottorod PHs. :: SUNDAY, MARCH 22nd . . $395 HOMECOOIED ROAST BEEF DINNER .......... o.-,., Portiow Of Ow Own ••••<Mitttl IHtt Wlttl loof Sor•ttl Wit~ ........ Potot- Anti • _ _... Orawy, Or- • ....,_, A ht a.tt.,.. I.U ., •-••••• lllcult, ...... IIHM Cofftt, " - H I _... lotio rroololy lrowttl. lA s..tl Drhlll M11Y Ito Soltltltotod) IOAST liEf SANDWICH ALONE .................................u ...... 12.25 SANDWICH WITH MASHED POTATOES I GIAVY ................ 'UO OPEN MON. -THURS . .9-7; FRI. 9-8; SAT. 10-8: SUN . 10·7 JKrrhaugl(a nf C!Iqrater RESTAURANT IOUTI 7 CHEStER 915·3132 --·----- ____ ., " ' LocatjiiThico aa···, NEW LISTING - Here is a really nice home that is priced lo sell - owners hm left area and need a buyer. 3 bedr ooms. usuable base ment. DecK, even a small garden area. Bargain $27,500.00. NEW liSTING - In Pomeroy, Really nice 3 bed room home. fron t sittin g porch, part ba semen!. Ca ll for your showing. $19,500.00. ' NEW liSTING - POMEROY - Remodeled home on High Street, up to 3 bedrooms with bath .. large deck area with River View. Would maKe a nice homeor grea t rental. WANT $1 7,500.00. Henry E. Cleland Jr. 992-6191 IUY STRAIGHT OR I;'"''"" TO YOUR NEEDS CHE-VROLET • OLDS • CADILLAC 308 W. Main St. . NOW SAVE MONEY ON • A NEW LISTING - Free gas plus roya lties are good but appro1imately 90 acres wilh a nice 3 bedroom house is beller. Secluded and scenic maKe this the best! localed near Rt. 33 in Salisbury Sch ool Oistrict, this home · has been temodeled, insulated ..vinyl siding, modern Kitchen. Barn & storage cellar. 2 pond s $53,000.00. Pomeroy, Oh. MGM FARM 1 ~:!rl6v . ~~· 614·992·2111 ,, Jean Tru ssell ..... 949-2660. Dottie Turner ..... 992-5692 Offi~e .......,~ .... .. 992-2259 949·9070 or 949-2045 PH. 992·9949 Bob Barton, Owner 2-5--86-tfn 992·2259 NEW LISTING - Rutland Nice ranee type hom e on a level lot. 3 bedrooms, equipped kitchen, all in good condition $33,500.00. • ACTION TOWING POMEROY, OH. E. Maioi- NEW liSTING - ApprO!Imately 80 acres of vacant ground near Racine. All mineral rights, has produc· tng Oil & Ga s well al present. 30 • acres level lor man y polential uses. Call Today' $32,000.00. CALAIS NEW .DANCE ClASSES tAgo 4-Adultl 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED TIRES & BATTERIES 190 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY,O. 992-6611 CONTINUING NOW!! REASONABlE - RELIABLE B-20-'86 tin SUGAR RUN ASHLAND Middleport,. Oh. E Electronic Organs Mobile service 614·843-5248 REBUILT & REPAIRED Parts LUMBER & SUPPLY L • TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS ~ALLEY A • J.R.'s REPAIRS M iddlepor1, Ohio Homelite • 10-8-tfc 992 -2 196 Jacobsen s 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL- SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Tecumseh Weed Eater CARRIER NEEDED Reward: For return of reddish tan 1yr. ol d male Chow Pfl . 814-266-9333 . Fovnd: KEYS to Honda. OPI Correctional lnduatries tag . Found across from Tribune office. Pl ease call 614-446- 3-4-1 mo. HUDNALL PLUMBING & HEATING •VINYl SIDING 'ALUMINUM SIDING 'BLOWN IN INSULAnON 168 North Second· Middleport, Ohio 45760 BISSELL SALES & SERVICE r We Carry Fithlng Supplies SIDING CO. Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here New Homes Built "Free Eotlmotes" .,..,. -~ IUSINESl PHON! PH. 949·2860 16141 992 -6550 RI~OENCE PHON! or 949·2801 No Sunday Colis 3-11-tfn ' 1614) 992-7754 1 128 /11~ lost New Haven area, mal e block and ten Doberman. Re ward. 304-882-2858 . 7 TEA & Vicinity Old avon bottles, tools. 81 one row 3pt. Hitch cultivator. s mall trailer, and Misc. Items. Tues. & Wed . Still& at 131 Garfield Ave. or Call 614-446· 3932. ····--·P"am·ara·v---- ····· Middleport & Vicinity For Herbtl Lift caU Marie at 440· 3131 10tm. to &pm or 441-2200 tfter &pm. f'tdnt Gun Shoot tpontortd by. Racine Gun Club ..Et~ery Sundt'/. lieginning 1t 1:00 p.m. Factory Choke, 12 guege 1hotgun1. Thur. Fri. Sat. 1 1/: miles on Hysell Run Rd. Toys , baby items. wo m ens clo thes . 614 -992· 6276. Yard sa lo .a cross from Brad bury scflool. Furniture . tool s, lant erns, bi c yc le , r iding lawn mower . 3-19-87. Thursd ay and Friday. 9· 5. !! Wanted. To Buy We pay cash for late model c lean used can. Jim Mink Cht\I.· Oids Inc. Bill Gene J o hnson 614-446 -3672 TOP CASH paid for '83 model and newer used cars . Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eutern Ave., Gallipolis. Call 614 -446 2282. Uaed Mobile Homes Ph . 614448 ·0176. 4 COMPARE THE REST THEN JOIN THE BESTi Repro111nt MERRI -MAC 's 100 % GUA · RANTE ED lineofGifu , Toys 11nd Home De co r. No investment , delivering. or collectinQI Free Kit program. e;~~~ce ll ent pay , bo · nu ses, pr izes! Car & pflo ne needed. Pfl. 1-800-992-1072 . NEW CATALOG. EASY EARN INGS! 100% GUARANTEED lin e of Gifts , Toys and Home Decor! We need 3 Represenu t ives in your area now I FREE kit program I No investment! hee l· lent pay. bonuses. prizes! Ca r & phone necessary . CA ll FRH IMMEDIATE OPENINGS : MERRI -MAC FAMILY SHOPPING SERVICE needs 3 Direct Sates Representatives . 100% GUARANTEED line o f Gifts, Toys an d Home Deco r. No investment. E;~~~cellont pay, bo nuses , prizes. Unlimit ed territory! Car & phone nece11ary . Ph. BE YOUR OWN BOSSI Ropros· a nt M ERA I · MA C FA MilY SHOPPING SERVICE . 100% GUARANTEED line o f Gifts, Toys and Home D!fcorl Compare our cetaloys a nd prog re'm . No inves tm nnt, co ll ecting or delivering. Unlimited territory. excflllent pay, bonuses and prizes. Car & phone necessary , Ph. 1· 800· 992· 1072. CO MPARE THE REST THEN JOIN THE BEST I Rttpresent MERR I- MA C's 100% GUA · RANTEED line of Gifts. Toy s and Ho me Decor. No invn stment , deliver ing, or collecting! Free kit progr am , ex ce llen t pay, !)o· nutea.: ' prlzu l Car & phone needed. Ph . 1-800·992; 107.2 1 , 614 ·388·9306 To ur Guides . Doe rland Re sort. Pleasant wo rking co nditions. Many co mpany benef its. Man agement po 1i tion• ava il ab le. SJOO- S460 Bi· weekly . For ap pointment. call 614 ·2 86-6421 . ask for Frankie. W1nte d- Respite care worker needed two d ays a week (14 houu l to do recreatio nal octivi· ties an d prDgrams wltfl an Individual in Bidwell. Oflio . High sclloo l degree. valid driver' s license and good driving record required; experlnnce working with person a with mente! rater · dation & dwa lopmenlll dit ebillties preferred . Ace••• to a motor vetl lcle & som e travel req uired. Salary: t3 .3S a n hour . Call Sylvia Day at 446-7109 alter 6pm for further detail s . Equal Opportunity Employer . Tobacco lotment will pay 40 cents a pound Pll. 614- 3888514. Hl rlng l Go\lemment jobs-your area. 116.000- •ea.ooo. Phone cell rtfundabll. 802· 838· 8888 . Older 20-26 11 . Pull · Type Cemper. RfiMDnably Pr ic ed. Ph. Tobacco poundege. Call 8142&6-1612 or 446· 1437. The 0 .0 . Mclnlyn11 Park District Ia now accepting application• for Summer Recreetlon leader S. Fill dirt wanted call 614-742· Aide pOsitlont. Con teet the Park 2361 . Dl1trlel, fir st floor of the court· flouse , or by calling 614-448Go(ld late model used 1il1g1 4612, ext. 266. chopper . Two row corn heed. Also nHd good ieed grinder. Posi tion Avl lle blt: Director tor Both must 1M In very good Small multi-art• Qenter In Sovcondition and rellonable pr ic e. theastern Ofllo. Outlet Include Ph. 614-493 -2401 or II busy fund rlislng, grant ra ising. grant 614·493-2696 . writing. general admlnl1t rat1on end supentislon. Requ ires BA Degree or better, skills in writ · Buying daily gold. tllver coi na. ing, budgeting, lnter -personel rings, jewelry, sterling ware, old tnd public r .. etions and uti coins. large currency. Top prl- managemant . Small sllff, min· c81. Ed BurkeH Barbtr Sllop, lmum t12,000 neg. Send re2nd. Ave. Middleport. Oh. 614- sume' and references 10 Such . 9S2-3478. CommlttM. Frencfl Art Colony , P. 0 . Box 472. Gallipolis, OH House or trailer on lend contr~ct . 46831 . Call. 614-742·2339 after 8:00 p.m. Wanted: Ha lrttyliat. mtle or femlla. 1 ye., ex periance pre· terred but not nec•11rv. Stop In FtttploytHt:nl •t Shnr llluslont. 293 South Second, Shaar Illusions. 293 South Second. Middleport. Oh. Servlt.t:s 614-992-2660 . AIRUN ES NOW HIRINa . flight Ane ndsntl. Tra\le l Age nll , Me· chJnlca. Cuttomer Service. Uti· lnga. Selarltt to IGOK . Entry levll positlont. Call 805·&87· AVON . Setl Avon -Mike 40%. 8000 ht. A· 980&. Help Wanted Service Representative at Beneli cl• l. Your skills 6 e.~~p.,l'"ca will mike you an Important pert of lenetlclal'a ctvnemlc operelion. Wt heve tn lmm~latt opportunity for • wall orgenl:red. Hff-motl\leted lndl· vlduel lnterllted In dl'lllilotHno e In flnenclll Grill Cook1 -Wahresaea. Send resu mes to The Deily Sentine l. Boll 729 K. Pomeroy. Oflio, We are now ecceptlng appllc•· tlo nt for cashiers. hperlen11e with publi c preferred. Apply at Vsugll1ns C•rdlnal Merctt 1&· 23. AVON. no HrVice clltrgt. open terrltorlet . phont 30.C - 575· 1429 . REPS NEEDED tor buslnts1 ec:counlt. Fulltima, UQ,OOO· t80.000 .· pert time t12. 000t 1B,OOO. No nlllng.' rtpett business. Set your own hours. Tulnh1G l)f'OVided . Cell 1-812· 938· 8870, M-F. 8tm to 5pm (centre! tttnderd timet. = c--;;c:-:--;-:.,-,=;--''' "": 31 Homes for Sale 11 Help Wanted X-Ray Tecfl nlclan lo r local dOC· tors o Hic&. Send re1 vme to Box P. 13 , in care Pt . Pleaunt Registe r, 20(') M.11ln S t. Pt. Pleasant. WV. '' 3 bedroom, 1 bn lh, utility. lar~ e klt cflfin . Single car gpraga· con · 1lder ' renting 136 8 . Call 614-446 · -------,-~ Immed iate ope ning, Certified or Certified Eligible Res piratory Th~trapy Techn ician. 32 hrs full ilme. experien ced required. Exc aatery -frlnge benefits. Contact Director of Personnel Pleaun t Valley Hoapi ltl. Valley Drive, Point P1ea11nt. W. Va. 26660. 304-676-4340. E.E.O.E. ADMI SSIO N AEPRES ENT A· TIVE. Outgoing, energetic pareon with go od comm uni cation sk ills. needed to develop lnt.l market new area nur~in g facili ty. Experience In public s peaking end background in recreation Of social work help ful. Poel tion eveilable immedlataty . Com pe· tive ..l•ry and benefit~ . Apply in confidence with re sum e. salary history and refer enc e imma· diattly 10 : Poin t Pl elll'ln t Regll· htt , Doll C· 1 3, Pt. Pit. , W. Vii 26&60. Peo ple to delive r CO O o rd ers. mv st dress neat ly, have tran s· portation, kn ow the Pt. Pit· Gallipolis area. apply in ponon 230 Main ~t . , P.P., 9 :00 AM · 6 : 00 PM . Ask f o r Mr . Wlederhoft. MAKE MOR E MON EY! Earn week ly commissions with our profitable lin e of Advert i1ing Calendars, Pens , Caps and Ja cket a. Helpful ~ales Id eas. 11 Toll ·free Meuage Cent tH 11nd ether great selling tools , All while b eing your own bess. Ne inveumen t. No collectlont . Fu ll or Part Time. Ou r 78th year . Write: Kevin Peak1, NEWTO N MFG . COMPANY. Dept . E7&6. Newton, Iowa 50208 . 12 1-800· 992-1072. 614·286 -6622. 10· 12 HP Riding lawn Mowor Ph. 446-6589 after 8pm . Gun Show 11 Rutland Ctvlc Wtter Plllt. Fruth PhllmiCY. AnENOANT NEE DED : Will train. Salary & paid vacatinna . Uve in. Respond to Cue Man· agement in Denver (3031 771 · 7723 Collect . Gai· F;Iday. Odd Chores : ·part · timr. Some ryping , secretari81 work, answering pflone, running errends. Very light hovsework. Prefer e.11perlenca. but mu11 be responsible. Send resume: 8011 T-10 c are of Gallipoli s Dally Tribune, 825 Third Av& GAllipolis . OH 45631 . Center Aprll4, 8:00 to 8 :00p.m. T1bl a rltlltal .& .00. Adm . U .BO. 1. ~·-~l•:•ll••n For more inform11lon or t1ble I ' rental c all814-742-2233. Control your Weigh I·Taka " New Shape Die t Pltn" and Hydrax 992-1072. Baby si tter ne ede d · day s Bidwell-Port er Scflool ar ea. Ca ll Coli 614 -446-3368. 3 Announcements 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-1614)-992-3325 2.5 ACRES - 5 rm. home, bath, 2 brs, carpetmg, storm wdws. & drs., gas heat at · wellhead pnce at Sumner. $25,000. MIDDLEPORT - 5 rm . home, !g. family rm. down, utility hooKups, !g. porch, garage & 2 lois. Now $25,000. ROCKSPRINGS - Good ·2 story 7 rm. home on old 33. T.P. waler, hot air furn ace. 2 bath s, lovely birch kitchen, garage and lg. lot. $41 ,000. 100 ACRES - Riverlrontage, tractor land, old barn and house on Rt. 124 near Ractne. T.P. water and tree gas tor heat. $70,000. RACINE - good 6 rm. Ira me home on one floor. 3 bedrooms and level to the ;~~:~~\;:~· Yard Sale ....... Giillliioli"S" ....... .. 11 An nott n~ c111 enIs BE YOUR OWN BOSS I Represe nt MERRI · MAC FA MILY SHOPPING SERVICE. 100 % GUARANTEED line of Gifts. Toys and Home Decor! Compere our catalogs and p rogram. No investment , co llecting or deliv· ering. Unliml led territory. excel· lent pay. bonuseun d pr izes . Car & phone noceuary . Ph. 1· 800· NOW Ph, t -800-992-1072 . LOST very small brown female Beagle in \licinity Chestnut Ridge ·Tumbleeon Run. RE WARD , Dennis Roush . 304676-4046. 10-8-tfn . - - - - - - -, DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! RADIATOR SERVICE SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Howard Frank, Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio 131 13. 20, 27, 3tc · Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16-86-tfn PH. 992·2772 KEN'S factory Choke PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 · ' FREE FOUND: 2 la rg e male black doge Ph.' 614-446-0924 . 6:30 P.M. "At Reasonable Prices" POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL SERVICE • BISSELL BUILDERS J&L BLOWN INSULATION 49135 St. Rt. 124 Radne, Ohio 45 771 3-17-tfn EVEilY CALL COLlECT: !CUI OUT FOR FUTURE USE! ,, 24 HR. SERVICE Bashan Building SAT. NIGHT G&M TV REPAIR 949·3088 Bus. 9,49-2606 Home All Makes & Models RACINE FIRE DEPT. PH. 949·2893 or 949·2756 3·11· 1 mo. tJ ·~· Ct GUN SHOOT Truck, auto, & he!'VY equipment repairs and welding. (All makes & models) ' Said real estate is appraised at $12 . 500 .00 . Terms of Sale: Cash . Sale of Said real e's tate to be for not ·loll than lwo thirdoi213) of the aforesaid appraised IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CALL Tllj DAILY SENTINEL 992-2156 6-17-lfc 5 month old m ale Collie pup. 304-882 -323 6. 2342 . SUPERIOR SIDING CO. RIVERINE ANTIQUES manu thereon: FOR LINCOLN HEIGHTS POMEROY hp. " " ' " Puauc tNYn£o 4-15-'86-tc Briggs & Stratton RACINE - Racine Ball Association Is havi ng sign-up Sal ur· day. 10 a. m . to 12 noon, at Southern Kind ergar ten. Registration $10. CHECK THE Roger Hysell Garage Happy Ads & HACINF. - Ra ci ne America n Legion Post 602. its Auxiliary and family. members will ha ve a birthday observance Saturda y at 7: :«1 p.m. at the hall. Ther-e will be entert ainment and refres hm ents with eac h aux iliary member to take a sa lad. NEW HAVEN. W.Va.- Bt• nd Area Gospel Si ng ll'ill Ill' held Saturclav . 7: :Ul p.m .. at th r F'lrst Church 'or God in N<'w Ha ven, W.Va . Singing groups will Include The .King's Children. of Ashland, Ky. , the Singing Renners, of Orlando, F'la.. and Renectlons Trio, of New Haven. Everyone welcome. One smell Rat Terrier puppy, CARPENTER SERVICE 1-3-'86 tic CARLETON'S ADDITION. together with all improve· TUESDAY Nlce young female Cll. Sp1yed. anylima. Call614·992· 7~15 YOUNG'S . Ftrin E•ultment Parte & Service Plaintiff PAUL T IMBODEN GALE IMBODEN, and GEORGE COLLINS , Treasurer Defendants Case No. 86-CV-226 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ANO . PROOF OF PUBLICATION In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from the Clerk of Court of Common Ple~s of Meigs County, Oh1o, I will offer for sale at public auction, at the door of the Courthouse in Pomeroy, Ohio, Meigs County, on the 24th day of April , 1987, at 10:00 a.m. the following 8-13 ttn Authorind John Deore, New Holloncl, Bush Hag farm Equipment Dtoler . RUTLAND Rutl and Friendly Gardeners · will meet Wednesday at the home of Kimberly Wilford . A program on roses wOI be presented by Robert Snowden. IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOC .. #142 U.s: RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILlE, OHIO WEDNESDAY Public Notice 5 puppies to give away . 'h Samoa. 'n Elk Hound . Can 614 -98&-4421 . 417 Second Avenue, BoK 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 SALES & SERVICE 12127; 131 6. 13. 20. 27 ; !41 3, 6tc Sand ro cks to give away. Call 614 -992-6073. ~ (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 BOGGS Judge POMEROY - Meigs County 's Littrr Adv isory Bo:lrd will meet 7:.10 p.m. Tuesday at the Pomeroy OBES building. ~ Licensed Clinic~! Audiologist 614·9!r2·31~~~ ROBERT E. BUCK, SUNDAY -~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Locat_.. 2 Mi. E. of Pageville On Townahlp Help wanted: Posit ion available. Apply In penon. Best Western William Ann Motel. 10-12 a.m. witekdayt. No phone calls . Computerized Hearing Aid Selection ·~ Swim Molds - Interpreting Services SCIPIO RECYCLING properties by the laws of the - vs,sti!IB of Ohi_ o. A hearing on CASE NO . 25,195 the complaint will be held on STANLEY SMITH , ot al. tha Bth day of May. 1987, at • Defendants t :30 P.M. in thO' Probate NOTICE BY PUBLICATION 'Court . Persons knowing any To the unknown surv.iving reason why the complaint spouses , legateet. devisees, lhoutd ~ot be granted heirs. distributors, next of should appear and inform kin, executors, administra- the coun at that time. The tors and ~ssigns o1 Ruby court ialocat_ ed at tke Meigs Russell, deceased, and RiCh- County Probate Coun, ard Warner. aka Richard Courthouse, Pomeroy. Ohio Werner, if deceased. ad· .46769. E•h of you is re· dre~ses unknown. and if liv· qulred to answer the com· ing, Richard Warner, aka plaint within twenty-~ight ]28) .days of tho tall date of 5 publicatiOn. The lest date of publication is April3 , 1987. FRIDAY CHESHIRE- Ches hire-Kyger Elementary School is spon soring a dinner and variety show this l'rlday evening. Din.ncr ser ving I ro m fi 10 7: :w. v ~Jriel y show at i: :w. . 11 • Help Wanted Situations Wanted 3bdt. New house. rural water And bus Rt . Ha nnan Trace aret. Buement com pl eted. 1 acre o f yround: low price Ph . 614-266 · 6093. Whftl A Bl'l tiJ .IIInl 2 s tory hou se: Rem odelud. to rl'l lly rowlr ed. in sul oted, bra nd new hot water he ater. 2 or 3 BR ' s low heat \ng bills . vurv ni cu lol. nnrage with 2 o utbui l ding ~ All t or o n ly 620.000 . Or bttl t ofl er PI-t. 61 4 -24 6 -9378 By Ownur: 2 . 80 ac rtts, 6 roo m , housft w ith old st o ne tlreplace. l uml'lc&. wood burnflr. b uilt In ove n, rangu . 3 Rnntal unit s. rtul lud veer round . Ni ce lnr:ome. $27.900.00. And 2 .36 acros. 4 ap ls . 6 Over niuh t o r wuekty roorns nil furn 1~hed plu s mobile homo lot w1t h sept ic tank . 817,500.00 US 60 Motel. McAr thtlf. Ohio Ph 596 -6906 Old Timor Lou Hurnos. 23 Das lon s. plus cunotn 3 log styles, kilr1 dri ed. Ouolflr none! net Ph . 614 ·662· 31 06 3000 sq . f1 21tory newhou1e. 8 a c tt1s. full bASomont . 3 BR with sky ii1Jht & dock on mast qt. Goo d wull & St1P1ic. Por tly finlthod to live in . Cl!l ll 614 ·379 -2263 R roorn s, hath nnrl baaernunt. in Pomorov. You CIIM stea lt hls one. Mu st soli . Ph ono 614 · 992 7462 . For salo by owner: 2 story huuae in Midd lttp ort ovotloo khlg par k, 30 yr . gua rnt o8(:1 v!nyl11 aid ing, w · w c nr put. 1 'h bath, unique woodwork . 6 14 -992 -5 1 26 . Hous11 lot salo In Mi!ldl opo rt . M ovin g, mu st u ti. As klnri $ 1 8 .000 . Curr untly t ~ nted . 814· !196-369& ,,_ Noed ma tu re de pnnd oblo woman to live· in th e rno nt h of April. 1 )'llllek to look after 2 teen1ge c hildren. Husbnnd & Wit o muat be out of town . light cookl niJ & hou sewo rk. Must have cer . Ca ll flnyti me tor interview, good pay, nice homo. Ph. 614-446· 6147. Someone to live in with disa bled middl e aged woman. Ce ll 614 · 367 ·7466. lo11 11 ()111 0 (UHI 7 a c rtts on M il t~ Hill Fl J , RttdiHl 3 hed· room . boll1. blls omunt , [JIIrll{]e. fur cml n1r wood nn d CCJ il l hu • nttcu. 90 pnr cnn t com plet e. A li king S60 ,000 S otl Vo nnm or Jim Penmom on Mile Hill Rd. Raci ne or call 61 4 · 247 ·4292 . N ow Ni ctt ho mo on a bonutifullot wi tll enach od tta raoo. In th o hm1t 11art of Pomuroy . Close to hO Sflt tAI. Dr's otl ice and snnio t cit b ons .. 6 14· 992-6 323 . Schools Instru ction 2 !I tory houso. 8 roi:m 11. hnth . full buemont . 2 ca r {18t ii{IO. lArgo lot Ca ll 6 14· 992 65 69 11 tler 4 :00 p rn Ret rain NoVII Sou th e astern Bus· ineas College. C11 ll 614· 44 64367 2 h11d toom hnt111n in Clifton. Price rodu co d fr om 8 16.000 ~ ,, 4 ,000. Phonu 1 ·304 -773· 6634. 18 Wanted to Do Comp lote ly rom odelttd two bod. ro.om ~1 ou se with bttso mmlt. 60111 50 lot . 23 1 2 Mlld lSOII Av~t Woul d ma~ u e ~ c ll ll llnt stn rl'tr home m ronto l propm 1y A l a~" now aaul l it A 1 y11u $2 1 ,500. 00 . 304 676 64 . ~ 10:00 to 6 :00 ot 1tlt6r 8 ·00 P , 304· 372 ·9970 15 P1nslic Cistern•. Septic Trrnks. culvert s sta to approve d & motal c ulverts. Ron Evans En terpr ises. Ja ckson . Oh 814· 286· 6930. Guarontea d Clo c k Reptrtt Cleaning , repairing & robuilding clock mo\lement s. Grendfatllen a specialty. Pfl. 614-36 7· 71 64 . W11nt to do babysitting in my hom e . Have references. Fenced In ylfd . Ph. 614-446 -956 & or 446-4426 . Owner w il l fin a nco. 3 hndmrj n, 2 ba th s, dlnnlnfl roorn. Inn ty room, central pit, (Jn e n o. gar1tye. 2 Ot1tbu1ldinya , 304 . 89 &· 34 &6 House for salfl or ront "-w Havtt n, ttl nt 8 160 00 mont • lv. 304· 88 2·266 4. Available fo r olderly day care while shopping, etc, in my ho me. Call for Information 304-773- 5217. Husband and w ile, hou seclean· lng. yard work , ca re lo r oldorly Point Pl easa nt area. 304 -676 · 4880. Ca re For Eldorly in my hom e. Good Ref11utncos , 304-676· 6832. Solo or rent. Now t1.11ven 3 bed rooms , 2 ba tt\a. firep lac e. g~rage. UB.OOO or 121 5.00 men th plus depos it 3 04 :032 47 1 Financial 21 0 ruo m house with bath. 3 or 4 bttdroom . 3 bnrnt. 1 nnw \111111 barn . rttady fot o perat ion . to• 1 b11cco ftilo tment , ·3 ,000 lb1 thl1 yt~ar . Hou1e hns noVII htwHnu systo m, now cnr pet. Will 1t1ll willl or with out nquip mnn l. 1 985 MF lfll e tor w ith all ~(lu l p ­ mtrn t. Muc h more. 8 100,000. 304 ·676 ·686 1. 32 Mobile Hom es Buaineu Opportunity for Sale I NOTIC E I TH E OHIO VAllEY PUBLISH ING CO . recommends that you do business with people you know , and NOT to send mentry through the mall until you hl\le lnv ntigeled the offering. NEW ANO USED MOBilE HOMES KESSEL'S OUA.l i1V MOBILE HOM E SAl ES. 4 MI. WEST. OALLIPOLIS, RT 3fi PHONE 814· 448· 7274 19 86 Sk·,llne. 4 71110 . 82 400 Call6 14·44 6· 03 90 DELTA INCOMES, INC . At. 1 Boll 441 · A, Slidell. lnuislana 1 2•65 Naah ua. 2 BR , Itugeb11th . 70481 . 604-841 -8871 814-44 8·7887 . Bu1ineu for salt, Tanning bed bu11ine.. In downtown Poi nt P11111nt. EqulpJHtd with two Klefsun Wolff tinning bed1. Wilt sell bulinns or btds , Call 1972 Castle 14 ;~~~ 66 w ith 1 9 82 Ellpando Hll20. Flrnp lncn, can · lral air, 2 batht, 2 uorage build ings. Mu st sell Ph 245, 5884 aftlf &pm. 304-578-4072 . Ow" your own t 13.99 one pri ce designer thot 110r1. A rattll price unbellevebll for qulllty sho" normelly pri ced from t111 to UO. Over 150 br11nd namn 250 stylet. t14 .800 to 12&.900 Inventory, tr•lnlng, flll tur es. grand opening, cen combine with over 1,000 brands o f eppar4H. ac c•sory, d1ncewaar · aerobi c. childrlna thop . C1n open 15 deyl. Mr. Keen1n !3051895·8257. Own your own jlln·sportswear. lsd lu appertl , c lllldrena m•ternhy. ltrge 111... peth a. danceweer-llrobiQ or I OCMto· tl" store. Jordache. Chic. lA I, Lwl, lrod. Gitana. Mens, Calvin Klein, Sergio V1letlte, Ev1n Plconl, U:r Clllborne, Mtmbtra Only. Oasoilnl, Heelthltx over 1, 00,.0 others . t14 . BOO to t28. 900 inwntory , training, fix tures , grand opMing etc. Ctn open 16 dl'l•· Mr .• Sldnev !4041282· 4489. 23 Profeasional Services I'!•• Jull•'• Penonll Cere Home opening for elderly petlen ts, U hour CMt. f•mliy bu ..ntlt tl"ce t968. 304·773-&873. Giveaway Mvst selt & mako o ffer . C1 11 Doub le Vll ide 241!62 nfiW will· ' dow s. new count or tops, now carpet. Price Reduced. Ph. 814 255-9393. 1 976 Feltl\l.el 29A , 2 full bl'lths, muter bl tflroom with garden tu b and sh ow off tG t ide, new ce rpat. n8W viny l, con cre1 o lt iPI. under pinning. metftl build ing Set up on rented lot. A1klng price 18. 600,00. Pt\ 614-24&-9472 artor 5pm, 1978 Kirkwood 141170. reco ndi· tlon throughout . gu he11t . 3 hdr , 2 baths, sea to appre cl tt e 18950. C1ll 814-446 -0 1715. 1982 Man sio n 14x88, 2 l11ge BR , all etec. Set up on btltut lfu l rlverrront tot. Reedy to move inl o with everything you n8ed 614· 992-:J:J48 1tter 6pm or IJ'Iyt lme on waek~~nd a 1 1972 Elcona 12x60. 2 bed•omn , • fur nished , Rudy tQ mov• ~ ' · 141100 0 80 . 614· 692· 3786 ., evenings O f 81 4 -988 -422' weekend•. 1973. 3 bodroom , 12.~~t65 Na· 1hua . Ea c flllftn t co ndil lo n . •eeoo 0 0 0 . 814 ·896 · ' 082 or '' 614-99 2-5864. 1976, 1 2d0 mobile flo ma for li lt . *2400 Ctlt 614 992,. 15941 or 61 4 ·992 ·3&22 . 'I -:-:----...... ' tc 6 IC Mo bile Homes . Inc, n'"f , 1nd used hom es 1111rt lny I'll . •4.400 ,00 1nd up :'J04 -&75- '•' :1000. 31 Home& for Sale a• Puppy female bl~ tnd whfte Colltelllce ph . ·1 14· 441· 3073 3 bdf .. 2 btttl•. hell , centel eir. 11x3t lnaroundpool, ucel· llflt ntllgflborfaood n11r Holrer In city t<;hooll. te1.SOO. Call 614-.US.3981 . 1971 Mobile Mom11 12R 811 Kirk· wood. p1nly rem odel.c! . 304 - 7,73-&873 . I'-'':----------- 1972 Kingwood 12RB6. 2 bed ro om mobile home wilt-. centre! tlr . btlllt In wat bar, refriQett,or, alovt. dln nett e, new c trptl. slnlng on rented lot c.n baleftor moulld. Pr lc•d n .ooo.oo. 304- 773·5202 . 1988 Holly P1rk. 3 b~rooms . 2 bstlls. 304-17&· 72ffB. YJ Chow D011. toed wttch dog. lovN kids Ph. 814-«8-7071 1980 Wlndtor. 1.CK70, 3 btd• room1, 1'/J betht. totatellctric. Mr con d., pOrch. mu,t mave, ' ' " lrtgOfl ,.,.,,,. ~.,.,. "'"" loll, el2,000.00. :104- Cellllill·441· 1314. 895-3048. ';· ' �•• Page- 1 0 - The Daily Sentinel • 32 · Mob1le l.AFF-A-DAY Homes for Sale 51 Household Goods Berkllne wall a way recliner 1977 mob•l• home H)t60 att .. etectnc S6 500 00 304 576 .2809 w1th &lectflc automatic mot1on "Camper for sale Terry 78 model : 25 fully equipped with 11 c Clean 304 882 2291 Sofa loveaaat tables 7 pc dlnene set oak king size water bed Call Day 614 446 3481 Even1ng 614-367 0433 • 10 1h ft camper truck slide In _s:amper all self conta wed com mode & shower Good cond $600 304 882 2887 20 pc set waterleu atamle11 steel cookware l1ke new t 126 Call 614 448 6666 Almost new 6 monlht old &360 Call 614 448 9780 Sears floor model stereo tor sale Excellent condition Call 614 992 3244 14 x 70 Nashua mobile home 3 bedrooms double s•nk be throom Kelvmator stove G•b son fro st free retngorator May tag washer Ashley & Broytull turnnure front de c k back porch all carpeted underpen ning 2 wrndow 1m condrtroner t 2 cerhng fans Ca ll lor appornt ment 304 675 7915 34 Busmess Bu1ldmgs Commercral burldmga for lease Downtown Pt Pleasant Stores offices A One Roal Estate ' Carol Veager Broker Call 304 676 6106 FOR SALE h 6000 SQUARE FOOT MEDICAL BUILDING PT CLINIC 708 VIAND ST PT PLEASANT FOR DETAilS CAll 306 847 3740 35 Lots & Acreage Two Acres Land M L Ideally loeetod V1 m1 N Porter Hwy 160 Co Water well septiC fru it trees Has 3bdr Mob1le Home, fuel 011 tank, electric concrete run awmngs All 514 900 land S10 900 Call 51~ 731 2107 $9 000 00 2 1/J .Acree on Rio Centerpotnt Ad 1 m1le from Rta Grande Clnr level front woods Ph 614 446 3805after 5pm night!" 42 Mob1le Homes for Rent 1 2x60 2BR Mob1le Home lo cated 1 m1le out Clark Chapel Rd Nrce yard garden space children accepted Ph 614 446 3697 Or 245 5223 1986 Mobrle Home 14x70 on St At 143 8230 gas mcluded Call 614 992 6449 3 bedrooms m Tuppen Plarns 5200 per month plus ut1htres and deposrt 2 children allowed Call 614 667 3487 :-:--:--:----:_,:...:.__ · IC 2 bedroom furniehed 1 clllld No pets 8160 per montll New Haven 304 882 2466 3 bedJoom trader furnished washer end dryor awntng, a1r cond•tronlng 8210 per month S100depOIIt 614 992 7479 Mob1le home for rent near Cheshne Cali 614 367 7148 2 bedroom tra iler couplet 1 1mall child locust Rd Rt 1 Pornt Piouant. 304 676 1076 Mobrle homes for rent Jtarttng 1176 00 and up 614 446 0608 44 Apartment for Rent Two bedroom turn1shed apt New Haven 304 B82 3267 or 304 773 6024 One bedroom apt tn Hendenon phone 304 876 1972 2 bedroom apt 1n Po1nt Plea sent Oeposrt reqo1red Hud accepted 446 2200 evenmgs One bedroom apt ground floor 304 575 2482 Three room apt prtvate en trance mce locetron 304 676 1090 SPA lNG SPECIAL lmmet:hate Occupancy lAURELAND APARTMENTS George Street New Haven WV Weare offering a hee SECURITY DEPOSIT to quahtred appltcahont for occu pancv before Mev 1 1987 tor completelv carpeted 2 bedroom apartments Range & refngera tor Plee•ant Surroundings wrth play area c,.n 304 882 37, 6 between 10 am 8r 9 pm EHO 3 room• & bath Pt Pleasant Adults No Pets Depoart Refer once Stove lum11hed 304 575 3052 45 31!1 acres tor sale Horae Cave. Rsclne Ohm t8500 614 949 2128 2 bedroom tra1ler wrth add on and garage J mila. from Pt Ploesent on Rt 2 N 304 675 3248 after 7 For rent Sleeprng Rooms and hght hou1e keepmg rooms Park Central Motel Call 814 446 0756 2 bedroom mob1le home fur mshed t200 00 per month plus utrhties phone 304 676 651 2 Rooms tor rant day week montll Gallra Hotel Call 614 446 9715 RentaslowasS120 month 44 For Rent Effrcutncy sleep•ng rooms Cell304-773 5651 ' up Wrll help f1nan ce Call 614 992 7481 614 992 2386 or 614 992 3543 Free to use and take care of Bottom land on Hy!lell Run Rd Call614 992 3816 Sil;teen acres In Rutland Gu well very secluded S1 1 200 C'll &14 992 3901 , 2 adJornlng buliBI spnces Cho1ce • locatiOn Rwer V1ew Cemetery Call 1 216 835 3962 Ashton burldmg lots mobile • homet permrtted Clyde Bowen : Jr,. 304 576 2336 Renlals 41 Houses for Rent r3 bdr ranch Rodney Vrllage II ' S286 mo plus deposit Reforen cas requrrad Call Bleckburn : Rt~altv 614 446 0008 Broom 111 on 50 acres at Eureka 8250 I month 6 room h1 75 ICrt farm Mason County Cell 304·675 510 4 2 BR house located S2 Mrll ' Creek 8160 month 575 dep otlt Call614 446 3870 3 bdr hs 2 mrles from HMC No 1petl 8196 mo nth $100 dep 1otrt Call 614 446 3617 •Nice 2 BA 1 Y~ baths garage 'Thrte miles from Holzers Rt ,160 Ph 614 446 2783 Day 11me or 446 2651 Evenings '2BR 8 mtles out of P1 Apartment for Rent 1 Bedraom bastc rent $176 00 plus electric Alto required a $200 00 secunty deposit CON TACT Jacklon Estates Dept Ph 446 3997 Equal Housing Opponumtv Furn11hed & unfurnished apts $150 00 and up references Ph 304 876 7738 or 304 675 5104 A 1 Real Estate Furmahad Efftc1ency t1 &0 Ut1hd11 pd Stngle Sh&re blth 607 2nd Galllpol11 Call 448· 4416atter7pm 140 2nd Ave 1 BR 1185 Daposrt requ~r&d Call 614 446 4222 between 9&& 1 BA Qro1.md floor apartment All uUUt las p11d Near McDo naldt Call 614 446 7026 New apartment compl•teiV furn Ret & Oep 1 or 2 adultt only Call614 446 0338 3 b~room unfurnlshod house tor rent Security depoll t 11nd references requtred 614 992 7701 Spacious 2bdr apt C A water pa1d Near Piz.za Hut G•lllpolil Ph 614 446·7025 2 bdr all utlhtill p81d e•cept elec furn or unfurn ltc deposrt requ1red Convenient lacarlon Cali 6, 4 446 8568 or 614 446 4778 2 bdt tullyfurnilhod adults only ' uUI peld Cell 814 446 4110 iln Eureka t.IICttllent shape 2 Bdr with expsndo Responclble adt-~lt• only No pat1 U26mo Deposrt roqulrfld Ph 614 245 6863 ,2bdr Mob1ie Home Plantt oSubdiVISIDn Bulavllle Rd ll175 OOmo Ph 814 · 446 4564 •har 6pm ' 2 .bedroom ttarler In countrv n1ce area Option to sell In Gallipolis Ph 304-676 6209 1 . Fut nished 2 bdr AC b11utiful r~ver view tn Kanauga HUD accepted Fo1tar Mob41e Home Ptr" Cali 814 446 1602 Space for Rent Off1ce Space tor Rent Excellent for Anornoys Accountant etc Close to Court Maute Cal' Wrseman Real Es1ata Agency 614 446 3644 Space for rent trarler spaces loculi Rd Rt 1 Point Pleasant 304 676 1076 Furnl1had eftic1ency pnvate bath 1176 00 Utihti .. pard 920 4th ave Gallipolis Ph 448 4416 a her 7pm Mob1le Homes for Rent 46 6 Court Street lerga3 8R 1'h bath complete kitchen, ga• heat park in rear overlook c1ty park & river 8260/ mo plut utlh11es dtPottt references re qmred No pets Great tor 213 single• C1ll 614·446 ·4928 Nice 2 BA house In Mrddleport Full baumenl AC dlshwather . g~rbage diSposal large yard Excellent locatron $260 month Call 614 448 920& after 5 30 42 Room and board for work•ng or elderly person or sleepmg room 304 676 7727 18 ~t48 Steel Bldg •747 Thrrd Avenue 3 phase power 12 ft ovurh ..d door concrete floor Call 814 446 2362 1 bdr unfurnished apt rear of MMC No pets t189 OOmo 810000 deposit Ph 614 446 3617 Two bedroom hou.e Mt VerMn Ava retrencet and depos rt r&quired 304 675 2661 Rooms 15 Court Street 2 BR 1'h baths w/ w carpet complete modern kitchen. gas heat wall msulated wned tor phone II cable tv 1pac1ous parking m rear pat1o 1375 / mo plus utilities Depoeh References required No pets Cai1614 446 4926 Pleaunt For mtormatron call 814 446 4602 2 bedroom hou1e tor rent In Mrddleport 8160 per month One month rent And deposll requ ired No peu or weterbeds Call614 992 5597 Furntshed Nic:e 2 bedroom IPt Stov. • refrigerator & water lurntthlld 41ft miles from Gallipolis 8210 00 a month 160 00 dep Ollt No Pelt Ph 814 446 8038 Unfum11hed 1 bedroom ept hke new thru out Heat turmshed , 1t floor prrvate and quiet 8286 OOmo C1il 814 448 4607 or 446-2802 \Jntum ed 4 room1 bath Cen· trally located 1 or 2 adults No pets Ref Dep req ed C•ll 614 446 0444 Grac•ous Irving 1 and 2 bed room tpartmentt 11 Villtlfe Manor and Riverside Aplrt ments In MiddltPort From 1216 lnc:luding ut1htl81 Call 614 992 7787 EOH Large 2 bedroom aper1ment In Middleport w"her 1nd dryer hookup panlally furnished Pav own utllitlet t186 P.tr month Cali 614 992·2381 day• or 614 992 2609 evtnlngt Myrtll Blach Condo Aantll 2 bedrooms 2 baths 1IHps 8 furnl1hld comptett with linen• tennis count lndodr outdoor, pools 11une. 1ttam room re•· taurant No pet1 •.llcttltnt r1tea Phone 614 423 8817 2 hldroom lptrtmenl in New Hevan W V• C11i 614 992 7481 o• 304 882 3581 COUNTRV MOBILE Home Parfl: Routt 33, Nor1h of Pomerov Rental trailers Call 614 992 7479 Merchandi se 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & fURNITURE 62 011\le St Gallipolis New & used wood coalatoves 8 pc wood LR suite 1399 bunk btdt S199 recliners new &r used bedrofl)m su1te1, wrrnger Wllhert II ahon New llvrngroom su1te1 t199· t699 lamps Call 814 446 3169 County App111nce Inc Good used appll1nces and TV sets Open BAM lo &PM Mon thru Sal 614 446· 1699 627 3•d Ave Gsll1pohs OH Valley Furniture new I used Large section of Quality furni ture 1216 Eutern Ave Gallipolis GOOD USED APPLIANCES W11h81'1 dry•• refngeraton rangas Skagga Appliances Upper R1ver Ad beside Stone Crest Motel tl14 •4e 7398 lAYNE S FURNITURE dows ltntela etc Claude Win· ten Rio Granda 0 C.ll 814- Auto Parts ranteed lnstallattOn and plck•UP IYiilable Ph '14 448-0981 Concrete blocks all sizu yard or delivery Meson sand Galllpoll• Block Co 123'!1 Pine St G1lhpoh1 Oh1o CaH 614 4482783 Rebuil1 All typft torque convar tera tr~ntfer c.... Eng•n• 53 Oragonwynd 'Cntterv Kennel CFA Hrmalayan Pertlan and S1ame1e k11tens AKC Chow puppret New Chow puppret Call614 446 3844 llf1., 7PM Rosewo od Vrctonan JQuare grand prano tor 1ale Call 614 992 6639 MerchandiSe Callahan s Used Tire Shop 0v8f 1 OOOtrres trzes12 1314 16 16 165 8m1le•outRt 21B Ca11614 266 62&1 P1ast•c crstern state approved plast•c aept1c tank• plas11c culverts metal culverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jack son Oh 614 286 5930 2 hydrouhc chairs axcollent condttron 840 00 each 1 salon hatr dryer S60 00 Call 614 448 8621 Sw1mmmg Pools $999 New leftover 1986 model pools Muge 15x24 foot swtm area 4 teet deep Includes deck fence filter and warranty Financrng arranged installatron ava1lable Call 24 houn 1 800 346 0946 DIGITAl COMPUTER Equipment fo r sale (31 0191181 11 23 With RX50 51 2KB tnd TK25 (6} Vf 100 (3) LA 120 Prmlers Under DtgrtBi Sorvtce Agreement Call flU 446 4119 atk for Jaclue or Robert New leftover 19B6 model pools Huge 1611:24 foot sw1m an~a 4 teet deep Includes deck fence filter & warranty Fmanc mg arranged Installation ava1la ble Cell 24 hours 1 800 345 0946 $o fadtemp 20 cubJC ft freezer $175 AC welder 175 250 Yamaha $226 wetght bench wrth we1ghts Ph 614 446 6764 NCR Cash RagiSt&r , 0 depart ment 2yrs old S200 00 Ph 614 379 2607 lion Partl a CVC Jolntl Guaranteed wfll deliver cuh • carry or instill Call 814 379· 2220 o• 251 5877 79 AKC RegiStered M1nleture Dob erman Had ahots wormed ears Wh1te 18 hp 84 960 00 MARCH ONLY Stdera Equip ment Henderton, W V1 304 6~5 7421 1 month old malo Sprtz loves 1967 C Alhs Chalmers tractor tricycle model front end. brush hog and plow t900 304 882 3631 cropped Excellent bioodlme proud v1goroua & playful Call 614 423 8071 • Children All shots 81 wormed 1150 Cali 814 446 0566 Aeg1stBred labtador Retr.ever pups Vellows and blacks Own female and male Cali evenmgs 614 992 5181 Musical Instruments K1mball p1eno A 1 cond•tron $900 Call 614 379 2774 or 614 379 2490 APARTMENTS mobile homet, houtet Pt PltlllntandGallipo· lla G14 441 8221 50sq yards clrptt with pad light btiDJI, good condition Ph &14 441 2100 Livestock & Liveslock 11 vrsAOHAGeldlng 30' 676 6159 Farm Equ1pment Yorbhrre boar hog 2 11.z years old Produce• larga litters of ptgs t226 00 Rtce • Prg Farm 304· 458 1683 2010 John Deere dtesel tractor plows disc $3960 New Idea Dyne Bounce mower 8495 late model 224T John Deere baler $1295 Hey wagon 1300 Call 614286 6622 CROSS & SONS U S 35 West Jackson Oh10 614 286 6451 1pr n1ce green drepes144.1192 Massey Ferguson New Halland 1pr white aheers 144~t92 1 Bush Hog Salet & Service Over Cabbage Patch twm spread w1th 40 u•ed tracton to choo1e from sham 1 Holly Hobby twm tpread &: complete line of new &r u1ed with sham & canopy 62 yds eQurpment rn dark green carpet1ng Ph 614 s E OhiO Largest select1on I 446 076& JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT S5 000 00 llivestment Gem• 2 CENTER SR 35 W IGalhpoht Dr1monds 1 Ruby Talung Ohio Call 614 448·9777, eve 8250000 loss Ph 614446 614 446 3592 Up front tfec 3805 aher t'lpm tors wlth warranty over 40 uted Te•tan roptng saddle w•th extra tractors 1000 tools padded teat E.llcellent cond1· Utihty Bldg Spl 30 •40 .~~:9 liOn Whirlpool upnght freezer 16x8 Overhead door Servrce Call 614 446 9442 Door $6333 Erec~ed Iron M1.11.ed hMdwood slabt $12 pet Hofte Bldgs 614 332 9745 bundle Conbunlng approx 1 Y, Deere 3010 wrth loader tons FOB Oh1o Pallet Co John 84 650 00 12ft transport d11c Pomeroy Oh1o Call 614 992 t496 00 AC no trll pl1nter 6461 S1 650 00 3 Bottom John Deere Plow 8395 00 C1ll 614· Prom gown (shown m Seven 286 6522 teen) Size 1 pas1el (blue pink whrte) Cali 614 949 2481 Ford Tractor wrth bush hog gredor blado plows di1c cultt Gun cabrnet which holds &guns vator & draw ber 82 600 00 hotpttal bed m11c rtems Call Call 614·286 6622 I 614 698 7142 Late Modei1BO Mauey Forgu Stack 3 MG Beams 44 rotar Tractor $3 9&0 00 Num-.,... CDE Dlfectmn Box rotar w.,e son 12 Massay Ferguson Baiel co axet RF tester oscillator 11 1 50 00 M1ssey Ferguson ather mite Best oHer IBM Hay Reike 1400 00 1501 Ford electriC IVPiwnter needs small Mowing Machme U60 00 Call rep11r 1226 080 Mount Ra dro Clock best offer See at 305 614 286· 6622 N Third St (gray IPt l Gravely Tractor electric 1tart Mld.dleport 8 apeod wnh attachment• Ph 614 446 4149 Tony 1 Gun Reparr•. hot reblue ing Open 9 DO AM to 1 00 PM 5 8ottom Sam• mounted plows c.u 304 675 4631 S460 00 300 gallon sprever outf1t 8296 00 8ft pull type 2 nospital bedt complete w1th bush hog $4&0 00 8ft rotary mattress 2 hospital beds wrth packer S160 00 Ph 614 288 out manmset Gas cook stove 6622 304 773 6873 Oliver 66 Tractor with mow1ng Surplus Denim Rental Army macllme 2 row oliver planter • Carhart clothrng Clo1e out new rdea manure spreader prices on heavy clothing Sem t2 860 00 f1rm Ph 614 288 Somerville s East Ravenswood 6622 Junetlon Independen ce Road· Old Route 21 Fri. Sat Sun 36 MIIMY Ferguson Diesel 12 00 8 00 PM 304 273 Tractor •2860 New 6ft Grader 5165 Bl1de 4176 New Po•t Hole Dtgger $276 Ph 6,4 286 SIGNS Hali pr~cel Seve 55 per 6622 cantil Ftuhtng arrow signs 12991 Ughted non arrow t2B91 FrtJd reedy uted firm m1ch1n Unlighted t2491 Frte letters! erv PTO manure1preader 2 row See locally 118001423 0163 COfn pic:ker wh•at drill on anvttme rubber Ford dtlk wheel d11k1. equipment Ralph Howe Twln •Ire beds with headboards other H~hway • May frtmM btu tprings and mit Appalachiln hew Rd Jackton OH C.H tres•e• UO 00 each 304 876 614 281 6944 1091 Used R66 Onch Wrtch Trencher Rough lumb8f t160 00 per 1nd used 360Jonh Deere Dozer thouund by the bundle or 20C a G14 8'4 7842 or 614· 694· board toot Welker Wreeker 304 175 4412 8 30 to 6 00 6006 Mon thru Fri Maney Ferguson 136 1,972 or 74 model new tiret in good h Wh e G E washer 304 875 condition phone 304 578 31161ftet15pm 28 115 SNAFU'" by Bruce Beattie Good uaed portable & floor model color TV • Call 814 441 1148 .House trarler for rent R•l • Otp req ed Call 614 441 7220 63 Farm SUIJiliies &TOP lOOK SAVE MoHoh1n Fumlture • Appllen cet, Rr 7 Nonh Gallloollo. Ohio Ph &14·•4& 7444 ipc. Wood Uving Room Suitt U99 00 8of1 ch.. r 2 and tabllt, 2 l1mps, coffM tlblt Ph 814· 441·7183 Wanted to Buy Ouroc Boart Bred JUit like1ht bolt's we tested et the Oh10 Testat1on that gamed over 2 6 lbt per day Roger Bentley Sabma OH 613 584 2398 UHd Furniture· wood tabla • 2 bencMs bldl dretter, wood wardroM 3 miln out Bulavillt Rd Open 9AM ro 5PM. Mott thru S•t 814·441 0322 •1 mile out of citv llmitt on At 588 Ph 614 441 0413 62 Now buymg thell corn or ear corn Call tor latest QUOtes Rtver City Farm Supply 614·448 2986 --========.L:::::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:..j Furnished 1 bedroom. beautiful view on Ohio River t27& Plf month ptus d_.,osit and utllitill Call &14 949 2121 Farm Equipment Small double 1ect1on drsc and 16 lftCh ttngle beam plow • 1 3& 00 '"'all 304·896 3430 Pa1r of mens stze 10 cioggmg shoes Ph 614 246 6546 Sofas end chair~ pnced from t395 to 1996 T1blas tSO end up to 1126 Hide a bedt 1390 to 1695 Reclinert 1226 ta t375 Lamps t28 to 8125 Dinettes 1109 1nd up to 1496 Wood )lble w 8 chairs t2811i to t796 Desk 1100 up to $371 Hutches UOO 1nd up BunM I beds complete w mame11ee I"' t296 and up to 839& Baby beds n1o• 1176 Mt"r"• .. o~boJC IPtings full or twin 113 firm 173 and *83 Quun sets t22&, King t360 4 drawer chest *liS Dresaera t89 Gun cabtnltt 8 10 12 gun Gu or tleenlc ranat t376 B1by mlttrtlltl t38 6 t415 Bed framn UO UO 6 Klnv fr~me t60 Good ttlectin of bHroom 1u1te1 mat•l c• btnet1, h•adbo8rdl t30 and up to tel!l 61 "Belter learn lhls atulf .you might be on a game show some dayl" • 64 Hay & Grain Ltrgeroundbaletofhay S10 00 each Will del1ver Call 614 446 ,052 altltl 6pm 71 Autos for Sale 1980 Pontiac Bonnevrlle Brougham, power steering power brakes AM FM CBr1d10 t1lt whNI 74 000 miles excellent condition, 304 675-3594 1fter 5 p m 1986 Travel Tre1ier Bleeps 8 air awning self contained Used 1 month R..sonablt Call 304·882 2230 1981 Chevette auto a1r brand new radial t•re• nice clean interior exc runnmg cond 304 675 t604 Slide in camper Mountameer Shtttpl 5 Stove refftgerator 11nk ulf contained Make otfltf 304 773-5397 79 Buick Skylerk 6 cycle arr ., 800 00 304·675·2649 Camper and lot RROon Creek 1978 GMC % ton truek 464 engine See by appointmMlt only 814 742 2577 1980 Olds Delta 88 Royale v B PB PS. atr cru11e AM FM good cond 304 875 1026 1973 Chevrolet good work car best oHv can be seen 196 N Perk Dnve 304· 675 1682 72 Trucks for Sale 1986 Foxflre camper 28 ft loaded w1th extras 304 675 1423 Motor Mome 1979 Dodge Holi day Rambler 35,859 miles Good cond1tron 25 fl 304 87& 2316 1977 Ford 1 ton V 8 4 1pd run1 good 81200 1968 Cflevy prckup good cond Belt offer Call 614 446-8201 or 614 446 8113 1967 Chevy p1ckup with 80 model motor Good trres Good shape Call 514 446 0492 aftor Ser viC I!S 81 Home lmproverrbnts ' 6 1978 Ford Courter prckup wrth cap Ex running cond 4 cyl , new tir" AM FM casaetta Looks good t800 Can be seen at 638 Jackson Pike. or cell 814 44& 6446 1985 Ford F-260 4x4 V 8 PS. PB AM FM Ca11ette low m1 leaga excellent condrt1on Ph 614 379 2443 after !Spm 73 Vans 8t 4 W.D 1----------- 1 973 Fcrd 1 Ton Van New tires braka1 Transmission com pletety rabUIIt Good running 1971 GremUn, good runnmg vehicle $1 000 00 Ph 614 condition Giorgia car 6cyl , 388 9960 suto AC $900 00 Ph 614 388 8950 1976 Jeep CJ 7 e~tceilent con dttlon t1 500 00 Ph 614 441 1981 Dodge lancer 4 dr 6cyl 3 speed standard shift on floor 4841 Ail factory equipment Runt Cllevy 4x4 ~ton maroon good t 200 00 Ph 814 388- 1981 350 4-speed 66 000 miles Ph 9960 614·446 1627 1978 Ch.vy Impala t375 1978 Ptvmoutll Anow S380 1968 Buick Speci1l U2!i 00 Ph 614 441· 3969 1980 Dodge Van V100 Auto PS P8 304 882 2466 1940 Dodgt ButinMI Coupe All origintl, eKc:elient condition Needs some r~pa 1 n Erctre parts p 1 1 1 d d nc u e Salting r ce 00 Ph 61 4- 388 8820 1983 Pontile Grtnd Prllt PS PB aw. new tlrM •4 860 00 1981 Cam1ro Rallywheelt PS PB, t2,850 00 firm Ph 814 288 1622 1979CJ6Jeep Flbergi111HT big Rachal tires. new rebuilt 360 300 HP engme 12500 1980 King Cab Datsun 4a4 New 12 &0 radials, roll bar whh lights tunroof and other extras •2600 814 992 8681 after 8 00 P m 1 983 Nllnn 4 ,. 4 hceU.nt condrtiOn 5 •peed lo•ded with topp• 15200 814 985 3833 ••.ooo lc1980 Prowler Bunkhouse SIMp• 7 Self contained air condh1ontd very good lhiiJe Very good price C.H D Maver 614 992 5954 05500 1985 Grand AM LE, 131000 m1les one owner garage kept 304 675 2389 Hay tor sale Call 814 949 2870 - - - - - - - - · 1 < - 1985 GMC Sierra Cltn•c 'Ia ton May tor ule Square bales pick up With topper Show room •1 25 each Ph 986 3944 Or condition 14,000 miles 885 3907 110 500 Contae1 John Lyons, Racme Ohio 614 949 2933 Dned shelled corn 44 60 per cwt Ground 86 00 per cwt 1988 Dodge Ram Charger Ground wrth mola11e1 86 75 per {lookl hke Blazer) Red and 304 458 1031 whrie low m1les AM·FM ca..ene radiO power windows and door lockt crurte trlt 4x4 65 Seed & Fertilizer wind1h1eld sun v.sor lighted running board1 Must sell new car ordered Catl614 742 2211 DaKalb & Kenworthy Seed before 6 00 end 514 992 6784 Corn W l 312 alfalfa Phono after &00 end ask for Dave 0 304 675 1606 after 7 p m 1978 GMC Sierra Grande, 16 7& 000 mtlet topper Very n1ce Solid 304·676 &829 or 676 3936 Tran S1Hir lal1on 1982 Datsun prckup 4 cyl 4 IP , 4 new ttres Bed liner Clean truck 304· 67&-6394 71 Autos for Sale ,984 Dodge Colt Clean no rust 02 895 00 1982 Ohr;y Ctt alton PS . PI A1r •1 496 00 Ph 614 2811-1622 ____ 1978 mim motor home. Dodge Chatai low mileage 318 eng Good condition Call 814 2686038 1981 Datsun 200 SX 82796 73 cnevv Bl1zer 327 auto 1973 Plymouth •626 1984 mttic rally wheels $1 ,200 00 Hondt Arrow f226 Ph 814 pllone 304 •468 , 806 367 0841 . ' eASE ME~ WATERPROO! j'jG Uncond1ttonal llfeti.f 1/ guaran tee Local ref•ance"-~rmshed Free animates Caili collect 1 814 237-0488 dty or night Rogers Basement Waterproofrng SWEEPER and sewing mach1ne repair par11 and tuppU• P1ck up and dollvery Devil Vacuum Cleaner one hell mile up Georges Creek Rd Ctll 614 448 0294 All types carpenter & concrete work Interior exterior remo delrng painting roofing free nt1matn Call G14 ol48 5174 Tree & stump removal Cha1n lmk fences Stone mulch fill shade• shrubt azall11 Dons Landscapes Ph 614 448·9146 RON S Televi11on Service HouM Clllt on RCA Ouazer GE Speclallng m Zenith Call 304 578 2398 o• 614 446 2454 Fettv Tree Trimmmg 1t~p.~mp removel Call 304 6715 1331 RINGLES'S SERVICE expe rienced c:•penter electrlc:11n mason painter roofmg linclud ing hot llr application) 304 87& 2081 or 87& 7147 Rotary or cable tool drilling Most wells completed ume day Pump 111M and •llfVi~ 304 896 3802 Galv1n1zad corrugated culvert 42 315 ft up Alltirtl Fittings Fabrlcstion Day & night dthvery whhin 150 mtlet Will not be undersold 304 926 621 1 Concrete finish parkrng lots ba ..ments eny 111e tob San1or Citizen Oitcount 614· 986 4464 Stark• Tree and Lawn Service Greener lawns tr.lt I• Weed and Past Free llqu d or grendular appllcatron·trH and shrub too Stump removal anywhere without lawn damtga For complete tree 1nd 11wn c•ecall304 671 2842 or &78 2903 82 Plumbing Heating 8i CARTER'S PlUMBING AND HEATING Ccr Fourth and Ptne Gallipolis Ohiu Phone 814 448 3888 or 61• 446 4477 1985 Chwelle SS 398 1978 1972 Chevy Van S760 304 1:8~8;2;::32~9;4;::~:::=.:::== 85' General Hauling )(S 400Call1981 Y1m1he 250 Scooter 614Honda 379 74 Motorcycles 2128 1978 Ford LTD 2 Qood condi tlon 1970Chtvelle Makeoffer Call 114 446 8201 or 614 1981 Kawnakl CSA 260 Ex 44& a113 c.t..,t cond 1 000 letutl miles 1877 Pontiac Ortnd Prix New ,_•_7_oo~C_•_II_6_1_4_·_44_8_44_8_4_ _ _.. 1 1· tirll. tho""'• exhau•t • r tit 1911 Yamaha 400 Spacllll e... cruiu eeoo GoodMcondc:ar cond 5900 mila Call 614 J • J Watlf Servtca Slsternl wells •w1mming pool1 Ph 614 246· 9285 Call 114 446 0491 aft., 6 1975 Datsun 280 Z Good sh1pe Ra110n1bly priced Call 614 250 1313 388 9917 I·1-8_8_5_H_o_n_d_a_46_0_N-Ig_h_t-he_w_k 200 aCtual mllet Make after Cell &14 379 2218 ' R 6 R Water Service Home\ Cllterns wells pCIOlt filled Formerly Jamet Boys W1ter Same ratet Call 304 675 6370 72 Ou1ttr Mlktgoodworkcar nn call et4 388·9U9 • 1911 Y1mah1 186 ttreet bike mint cond. low miiHge, bought new In 188& noo 00 304 4111088 Wltterson't W1ter Hauling reuon1blt rates Immediate 2 000 gallon dellvef¥ cistern• pools well atc call 304· 678 2919 1980 ptymouth Champ Auto UBI John'• Auto Ia.._ Bula lillie Rd Galllpolla OH 1984 Honda XL 100. 2 000 1883 Plymouth Rtll1nt Auto l miiH UkentwJ304-676·7478 air. crui., tZ399 John's Auto 8o1ft. lulavHio Rd ' Galllpolll • 75 Boats and OH Motors for Sale 1871 Chwy window ven AC. '1/PI, AM / FM/Cau Cl ra clio, aood ooncl Asking t1700 18ft Chryal• Jet Boat 380 V I Call I 14·441 4B2B Chry•llf Eng V H1ul with "~1.. PI! a 14 251 1231 o, :'1878 Ctm•o Nlct Cell 814· 2&1·1414 37.. 2120 l : - : - : - : - : - -- - 28ft C.bin Crulw on 3 ••le 1178 Ford ltatlonwagon Oood tralltr t4800 Of Wh.n VO• in condhlon new tlr• Ohio River water fn M1y 48100 Ph Campground •1000 Clll514· 441· 1G28 .,4411338 948·2121 1985Rinltlf V·Hiul 170 hpi·O. 1111 Honda CRX·81 alk Meroruteer engine 18 ft tr1lltf lectcwy alloy•. ele RF, Iow prof end lccettorlll 304·171 71 27 tl,.., 11.000 m1 tiOOO flrm evtnlngs 114·812·3214 alt.. I oo p m 1178 Centannlal lttr Craft ski 1J78 Dodge Diplomat. boot, 1&1'1 It 70 hp Mercury e&OO 00. 1171 lu.Juki 4211 motor flrtt clua cond, 1500 00 304 1717503 u 700 00 304 773·&18, Dillard Watlf Service Paola C11tern1 Wells DelivMy Any time Call 814 446 7404 No Sunday calls COa4 llm81tone and Dtlivlfad 1 ton and up Jim Lanutr 304 875 1247 or 175 7397 tiOUII ~flvlri Form•ly ICen Wh ..tons Now Johns Water lft\!ICI Same Priett 1 000 or 2.000 gal 111rvlc. 304-671 2241 87 Upholstery R &. M Cuatam touchet and Atupholttarv. St Rt 7 Crown City Oh 614 2511470. Eve 114 441 3438 Open dally 9 ro 430, 611 1301o130 Old& new Upho.tBJed Mowtey 1 Upholstering serving tri county aree 22 Vtll'l Tht best in tumhura ufhofflartng Call 304 0711 · 4 154 for fret ntimates C-1 8 ·1 K Along lhe Rlvt•r .DI Buslne~s Insert Comhs D~H67 C l:lssilleds. Deaths ........... ......... . A7 A2 Editorial f' ·I· IU Sports Boh Hoeflich reports that a retired teacht•r is to he honored hy friends, ex-students - A-3 Mostly sunn! todnv. "lth highs m th1• mid 60s • tmes & Campers Cl 50 cents Inside The lift>styles of today\ ministers in!ilpire George R. Plagenz to pass comment - A-2 Motors Homes ~-======:::::;:::::::::::J-~---_._ ~ AKC Regrstered red male Tov Dachshund puppres 6 weeki old Futt ahots & wormed Ph 614 ~46 7920 61 NCAA tournament results Auto parts for sale Afdlo A C gltll, 1nd other p1rt1 for 1977 Cordobl 304-773 6651 Wonted AKC Rtgtattred Mmra lure Oachsund for 1tud urvrce Ph 614·682 6731 57 -8-l 360 Chevy engine, compiM:ely rebuilt King wood ttove make offer 2 aluminum tlotted whHI• 8 lug f26 Btfd Blest machine clean I partt elto thot peens rodt etc t&OO Call 614.251 1765 Pets for Sale Groom 8r Supply shop Pet groommg ail styles all breede Julie Webb Call 614 446 0231 fascinates area man a overhaul kilt Alliaon Tranamlt • . Model RR BUOGETTrantmlulana Utld. Big 2 BR Runic home built on your lot $11 995 I up Call 1-614 8867311 56 Ant1ques Sunday u..d a Rebuilt '""'""'.,"' All lnternllly in11)Kttd II gua 245 5121 For sale couch & charr Excellent cond1tron Green 304 676 1601 '-----------,..-----------154 Mise r 2 bedroam Sand H•ll Road 304 676 3834 1 Acre lou for sale S 3000 and j "Of course you feel great. You didn't have any fun last 1 1/.i acre lot wnh new septrr: tank mltllled 3'h m1les down Rt 7 Ctll614 446 4761 Fot sale 12 5 acres $9600 ScipiO TWP Mergt Co At 2 Albany Ohto Phone 698 6427 after 6 OOp m 76 .. 1987 Buildmg Matarlait Block brick MWer plptt, oMn- 13 0 cu tt Kehnnator refrrgera tor extra good cond 160 00 304 676 4828 106 aero farm 8 m1les out Trrbble Road 1n MilSon County 3 gas we lls well water electnc and telephone Call 304 675 3999 Pleasant mrles rural off Rl , Good block8 barn water2 fen ced all mmeral rrghts w1th Of W4thout equ1pmont and mob1le homo Wrllr e Grmstead 190 N R1fln Range Ad Bartow Fla 33830 or call (8 13) 537 1252 Building Supplies Burldmg Tru1101 22ft 24ft 26h 28ft 40ft II some new bath tubs B&.B Surplus Supply St Rl 160 lpof1er Ohio Ph 614 446 8772 Farms for Sale 84 A 1 2 mrlos north of Point 66 KIT 'N' CARLYLE March 20. 8t Accessories ! 33 Fridiy. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio \. Vol 22 No 7 10 Suct1on1 72 Pages 1 ii1;9;8;7iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;A;;M;ul; Inc New spaper riC;op;y;rig;h1;ed;;1;987~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;M;;id;d;l;e;po;;rt;;P;o;mi;e~r;oy;;;G;a;l;li;po;l;is;;;P;o;in;t~P;;Ie;a;sa;n;t;,;M;;a;rc;h;;2;2;, Workfare unit reaches out to employers By GEOFF OSBORNE Tlmes·Senlinel Shaff GALLIPOLIS - Th~ call to 'Go west, young man' ma y sound ltke an mvttatlon to leave home and find one' s fortun ~;>s elsewhere, but m Calha County 11 isn't that simple es pecia lly whe n one ts dealing with people who don' t want to pull up the1r roots and move on. Fred Childers, director of the Workfare program In Gallla Co unt y, satd t hat 'most people here don' t want to mov~ from the area They have roots here ' However, these people a1 e faced wtth living In an area w1th few ma jor JO b opporluntttes 1f they stay What can they do? Because most of the eight lo 10 percent of the people m th e county that are unemployed d1d not finish high school, ·w~ encourage them to go back and finish ~chool. · Chtlders sa 1d He stressed t h1s need for a com pleted education. at leas t at th e h1gh school level, because new corporal ions such as US M a rin e that come. In to Gallipolis and e lsewhere In the county gener ally requu e al least a hig h school diploma or a G E D before they will accept a worker for mos t of the avatlable JObs 'Our main goal1s to get peoplf' employed If not Imm e diately, we rncourage people to get lramm g tha t will help I hem get a JOb m or out of t he area ' said Chtlders However he pointed out that gettmg permanent JObs for Gal ha County peoplr In Workfare Is the bigges t drawback. because of the scarcity of job opportumties Permanent job placement ts one of the most vital criteria that legis lators look at when assess lng how well a program of th1s n atu re Is working Insptleofsuc hodds 'we try to contact em ployers a nd t e ll th e m about the progra m , C hild e r s sat d 'We encourage our people to make employer co nt acts ' so that those m Workfat e can put a lhree step program to work First, they will engage m so m e community work experienc e Next thev are tramed In th(' vocation that they des tre Then lhey will be ready to take on su b s ldtzed e mploy m enl Whe n tCont1nued on A 81 •;m;•d•• Speaker rules out • Increase • In taxes • • in Pomeroy Ferry arrtves A 12 car ferry out of Sl Lou1s, Mo arrived m Pomeroy Friday afternoon where 11 w1ll await the closun• ol the Pomeroy·Mason hr1dge. The lerry, owned by Dllrrt•ll Rodg••r, of th<• Ahwlpeluk Ferry Co., Clinton, Iowa, will provide transportation hetw••en Pomeroy and Mason, W Va while the hrldge Is closed for repairs George Dnugan, du'eetor of I he Ohio Department of Transportation's Marietta office, r~·ported Friday thai the tentatlvj• closing date for the bridge Is still March 30, depending on I he arrival of stel'l Temporary work ha.• been completed on holh ends of the br~dge , but actual r<•palrs will begin on the Ohw side II all goes well, the $1.39 million repair joh could he finishe d w1thm lour months hy Ma1den·Jenkins Construction Co., Nelsonville . care has bt'en replaced bv 1ne current e mpha s ts on prevention a nd affordable care, causm g a s hift In the d ema nd for reg1ste1 ed nurses . sa>S Byers ' Hospitals are now being used primarily for the acutelv ill while a ll ernat!ve settin gs a re bt'mg used for other kinds of hea lth services once provtd e d In hospitals These n ew settings n ero htghly qualified regi s t ered nu1 ses as do specialty umr s m hospitals ' Private sector 1n1t1 a11vrs s uch as heallh maintenance organtza t Io n s, pr~ferred provider organ I za tlon s, pre·admlsslon scree ning a nd Incentives ro lncreasetht>use of ambulatory carr have furthet accentuatl?d ho~pttal se r'!res pnman!y to the acutely Ill Also, the <'mphasls on em ployee wellness and di sease p1 C'ventlon ha s broadened oppor tunitles for nurses m private mdus lry ' The net result of these changes· Bvers adds 'Is that I h e field of nursi ng now offers a Rlffl• hopl' d to ftn d • noug h m o n ••v bevo ml lh• $ I'11J million lo give pziiTi tl fV .wd StlOndlu y r~ducn tl o rl 111 2 pC'rtc nl l n C' rf'<J~{' abow C'rl r-s lc s 1ec·omme nded figUIP Hut I he• Spe.1ke1 al ~o 1 uled out rl ny in (Omt' sa l rs 01 (Oij)Of,J110n 1.1x lnrrC'ases He Sd id hi' ho pes 10 ha ve a nPw appl opllal! o ns lt lll rc•ady f01 con sld ei.Ji ton In th P Hou sr r'ln ctn C( Co mmi!IC'l' Of x! 'I Ul'Stiav R N OPPORTUNITIES Th1• Impact of economic mea.,ures, changing technology and a d e mand for different kinds ol services h1.- caused an lncrea.•e d demand for registered nurses Pictured with Louisa Ellingson, R N , ccnh•r, variNy of exceptio n al career oppor tunilles Toda,v s nurse ma y work In a hosptta l a nursing home, a c linic rndus try or a physlcla n·s office as well a s Ill the armed fo1 ces • A s ho rtage of 1 egls terC'd nu rs('s IS not a new phenomena Ea rlle r shortages occurred m lhe 19fi0s and 1970s during a lime of unpr('('edented growth In health care Yet, dramatic eco nomic and lechnologlcal c hanges In health nursing skills lah supervisor at IUo Gr.mdt• College and (om munlty Collegt•/ llolzc r School of Nursing, ar•• students T1•rrl Halley , It'll. of Gallla County, and Harry Souders of,Jackson Countv care and <ha nges tn sor 1e 1v m akes this s h o1 t a~e a nPw problem 'Th e cunen t s uppl \ and d e mand lot regiSi ered nurses Is dlfferenl a nd could be long lasting •• Bvers says " The p1 o fes s lon remain s co mmit ted to providing th e bes t possible care to consumers llowpvei II wi ll become Increas in gly d lffl c ull to do so If we are not able t o recru1 1 a nd educate the ca liber of nurses necessary to mee t the dPmand Reagan, Bush move to clarify statement WASHINGTON iUPil- Pr~s ldent Reagan and VIce P1 csident George Bush , lrylng to erasP an> nuance differences In their sta 1e ment s arC' moving to cleat up I he status of Bush' s s upport of the ar m s sa l<'s to Iran which Rea gan said h e did n ot oppose Reagan u sed lhree words Frl day to sofl en the harsh ' no he used when asked at his news conference If Bush ever objected to the failed Iran arms policy Asked ff he was satisfied with Bush 's advice , Reagan replied ··Always have been " White House spokesman Mar lin Fitzwat er. who once was Bush's pres s secretary. s aid Reagan told htm. "The vice president ex pressed reserva tlons during the process but he supported the decision and the policy " ' Bush press secret a r1 Larry Thomas said "The vice presl· dent publiclY and In several ., Important forums ha s m a de 'clear that he s upporled the pres ident s original decision , but h e also said that he had reserva· tlons abOut certain aspects of the policy as It was being carried out a nd made those reservations known to I he pres ident The two are not Incons istent " The vice preside nt has been su pportive of the pres ident In his decision." Thomas said, "but one can be supportive o! a decision and still have reservations abouJ certain aspects of It." Bush , asked about Reagan's one·word comment Thursday night, said, "What he s~ld Is exactly the truth I support the president." In previous political appearan· . ces and lnlervlews as he begins his campaign lor lhe 1988 GOP nomination. Bush has said he had "certain reservations on certain things" and "key players" knew about them --- ll ous<' Sp1 .Jk<'l V11 n.tl f. I{I ffP D N1 \.\ Hos lon drl(\ Olllrr Hou sP Dcmo1 r (.] !if IP<~ dt ' l ~ and fi sr ai l'XpNis lli Pd IO ( U1 II IP,JS I $JC.O m illi o n 10 h 11 '"' <' lh<' govPrnoJ s s pPndln g w llh In com<' .1 1 Changes contribute to nursing shortage RIO GRANDE- A s hortage of reg1s1ered nUi ses conllnues to tnC'rea sr and s p1ead across the cou ntrv says the d ean of the Rio Grande College and Community College 1Hol zer School o f Nursing ·The causes of and 'solution s for the shortage art' long· tetm and complex, ·says Janet Bvcrs R . N • M S ·The s hortage ha s been triggered by the' Impact o f l'COnomlc m easures. accelerated technolof.(lca l changr and an lncrea s log demand for dllfC'r('nt kinds of services Na11onwldf' lhe vacancy rale for R N s In hospital s morf' lha n doubled between 198> a nd 19R6 up from 6 ~ percent 10 1l 6 percent, according to a recent survey conducted b y the A mer I ra n ll osp1ta lllssocla tlon The s urv<'y found that 8.1 percent of hospitals rep01 ted R.N vacancies In 1986 co m parC'd with 65 percent In 1985 • An ear lier emphasis on lreat ment and cos ily ln s 11tutlo n a l COLUMRUS IUP i t - AIOUit 1ton Of 2! Wt' l f~ll ('and f'dU<.IIIOfl <.~ssodu tto n s wan t s J h1~hf'r !rvcl o f fundtng In I hi ' s laiP bud gPI a nd sdys Jdl !:i ln g I(.!Xt s 01 c los1ng I .IX loop hn ll's Is 1111• oni) w<~ y to aC'hiPVP dll ddCqu liP drrlUUnl An} c ul s or shifl~ m funds at fl (omplrl fl\o und NC'Jl ldblc' Mal tha SwP!t 1 ht ~c h ussoriLJlf'dl r e ( 101 of I IfeLl! P Allt.tn(t sa 1d F I Id.t y Sv.et<•t III sc h 'ootdln tl <'d , ptr ~ s ( onfc 11 n u hv thr humo~n sr1v icrs mr•nld l h(•al th tt nrl sc hoo l g 1oups c~s IPg ls lu t m s a bloc k .1w1 y wotk<'d In 111I V,II P ovp r Go' H lc ha~ d I' l <'it•s t (• s $~2 billion b udg!' l fo t J'IXH R<J SriiUNI(i HAll SPRUNG - A youn1 woman took time lrom her blcyelln1 enjoy the view on the Ohio River from the Galllpollli parklroat durln1 the lale Friday alternoon warmth, on the advent ohprlnl· Wlnlerollldally ended Friday aiiG · 52 p m. and the area Is to buk In sun•hlne and mld·608 temperature~~ today. S\\P IPI Iilsc h Sdlli h• 1 eu.t lltlen will ocl!v.tle hurn.tn sr r v lc ••s and Pducal! on co ns Ill uPn c IPs 10 lo bby lhe lawm.lkPrs I lh!nk thc v n~rd to seP lhal lhr llUbliL Shl' s uppo rt s lhPsP p1 ograms Sdtd S"rtr1111 sr h S.Jid 11 Is lh ~ fir s t t1m e thl' two la r ges 1 .Jr!',J< of th1• buclgl' l h.1 ve joi n e d fmu•s Hu mun St'I VItPS o~ nd prlmiJ I Y c1nd seco nd.JI Y e duc atio n rrct' lVr 1 dbou t ~"i) pl1 1rrnl or thP sta t «' ~ ·•PPI opri.lllon Pac h Y""' Free tuition program to improve job scene RIO G RANOF. - Th<• une m ploymenl ra l~ In so ulhPa s l ~rn Oh io typlcallv r a nks a s among lhc highes t In lhe s 1a11• .tn rl, u s ually hO vPrs fOUl IO fl v r pe1ce n1a ge polnls a bove lh r na tio nal average In an effort t o add11' ss lh al proble m the School o f Tcc·hnoto g1cs al RIO Gra nde Co llege and Co mmunit y Co ll e ge has lmple m e niC'd an Innovative • free tuitio n' progr am for unr m played res ide nt s o f Ga lll o lark so n Meig s a nd Vlnlon coun lies Whllr 1he national un e mploy m c nl ro le s land s at ~ 7 pe r cent and r he st a Ie avc1 age lSI e p or l('(] at 8 i pe rcent the jobless rat e Ia so u th eas tern Ohio avcr.tgcs more th an 1! pe r cenl acrordlng to the mos t recent figures r c teased by lhe O hi o Bureau of Employ m e nt Serv ices OBES figu res rcpor1 lhe jo h less rate In Gallla Co unt y a t II 6 perce nt whil e I he number of unemploy ment workers In Ja ck son C ounty sta nds a l 1'1 pe r ce nt In Meigs Count y. 1l 9 percent of the !abo1 force Is without work , while 12 9 percent of thr work force Is unemploye d In Vlnlon County "The only long term solution to lhe probl e m of unemploy ment that plagues lhls area Is edu ca tjon an education that pre· pares s tude nts for a diverse a nd co nst a ntly c hangin g job, market ," said Sanford Lan e. dean o! the School of Technologies ) T o th tl l C'nd hf'sa ld Wf'dll oliN In~ a frPr lull io n progt am for tdult rrsld' ' nl s o f ou t fo u1 co unt y srrvlc t arf'.t w hr1 dl t c urr r ntl v uncmp loyl'd .~ nd nr<l a ll e ndln g co llcgr • • /Ill Schoo l ol I <'< hn ol og i<'S l'tH7 s pring qut~J!t' plOI.U .I m !ti dl£ ava llablr fo r '"'' ' lull iOn with n o J('g ls tn.tllon (H 1n ~ tltullonli I P~ ·!'>. for e ll~ lbll applic.tnl s Unl' mp lo'r mr nt ls not <HI ilhs ! r."Jr l p1 nhi Pm lt ~ .t h.t Jd rea lil y fo r lh nsr ln voi v• d 1 .tll f co ntlnurd It '~ .1 1r\ d p1 11h l•' m that require s l(•,tl ' olul lrm ' " Through n u1 program' " " df'nl s c.:a n rc ~u' l\( ' 1ns lluttlon In t h1' prlnrtpii' ' ul m od•' rn lndu , trv wllh a pra e111.1 1 h .on il s on .1p proac h 10 how r h<'on is u>~·d o n t he jo b 1o<1a1 AllOul 114 r••1rr nt of t il !{I n Grandr sludl' nl s find 10hs v.llhin I I a year alt f' l tht y g1 ulu ,,, accordin g to r1g u1 ~s romp ll l'<ll1\ the c o ll(•g •• ' offiCI' ot t. t r ••• r d CVl' lo pm<'n l • nd plarrmrn 1 Wc- "-dnlt n h,-.lp ou rt ommu n lty break o u1 o r lhr continuin g cycle of un•' mploym•' nl a nd under c mp loy m e nl , • sahJ l.ilne " W~ won1 10 hrlp pPOplr gPI mad y for nPw job s and cur <'C'I s by IPar n ln g n••w mork PI.riJIP s kills "At the sa m e lime ' hr oddC'd ·we a t Rio" Grande Sl'l' th e f1 er tuition pro~rn m as on ln vPs t m e nt in ou1 communll\ a nothe r o pportun it y to uc·t lvPiv participat e In thr growth .rnr:J !Conlinucd on A Rl I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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