http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a5966d6df0d487bc243ea87cd2c8d9d6.pdf 9d0b74874c7eaedde523060147f4467a PDF Text Text I ~ • \ • • _P_~~~.-1_&~~T~oo~D~a~ily~Se:m:i~n~~--~.~----~------------~Po=~~r~oy~-~M~~=:~~~~~~·~O:h:io~----------------------------T~h~u~~~®~Y~·=A~~~il~1~6~,1~9~8~7 " .---Ohio Briefs:-- Old ste_el mill site of toxic ·waste probe ~ · Have a happy and safe Easter holiday this· weekend Plant plans radiological surveys PERRY !UP II- A hellcopler flying a llow altlludes will bt> conducting routine radiological surveys nea r the Perry nuclear power plan! lot the nex t week, Nuclear Regula tory Commission oftlclals said Wednesday . · The surveys are pari of a na11onal program to moni1 or radlallon levels In and around faclll1ies producing, using or s lo r ln~ radloac11ve malerlals , officia ls at thl' NRC's Region 111 office In Chicago said. A hellcopler from the Depart men! of E nergy in La s Vegas , Nev., will fly at abbut 100 feet during da ylight hours to collect air . samples. Members of the survey team also will collect soil samples. The results will be made public . Akron woman held .for trafficking AKRON I UP II- A61 -year-old woman ha s 'J ecncharged with aggravated cocaine traffi cking fo r allegedly selling the dru g to undercover agen ts at her home. · Ma xine CordN of Akron was arrested Tuesday night. Agents fr om the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firea rms also made an arrest at Jhe Corder home. chargin g George Ransdell, 24, Barberl on, with possession of an illegal firearm. Ransdell had a sa wed·off shol gun, a burea u spokesman said. Historian cancel.'i appearance AKRON iUPit - i\rlhur Sc hlesi nger .J r.. Pulitzer Prize· winning historian, has been forced to ca ncel his sc heduled Thursday night appeara nce a! the Univers it y of Akron due to llln!'SSS. Schlesinger, who will not be rescheduled, was to speak on "Can an 181h Century Conslltut lon Work In th c21sl Cenlury?" al UA's Gardner Student Cen ter. Governor appoints CSU tru.'i lee COLU MBUS IUP IJ -Gov. Ri chard F. C'<•i<'<lr a nnoun ced Wednesday t he appointment of Waller A. Burks. Shaker Heights, to a nlne·yl'ar term on lhe boa rd of trustees of Cleveland Slate University. Burks, a Cleveland businessman and civi<' leader will succeed Warren 1. . Udisky, whose term explr('{]. ' Burks wns executive ass lstanl to former Cleveland Ma yor Carl Stokes. He is preside nt of Burks Elrrtrlr Cor p., Burks Developmenl Corp. and Burks Joint Venture. fl former member of the State Board of Education and Cuyuhoga Cou nty Board of F:lectlons. Burks has been na med businessma n of th e year for 1987 by tho Na t to nal Assl)('la tl on of Negro lluslness and Professiona l Wom pn' s Clu bs . offiell)ls are considering proiN'· Scrip said pipes containing are demolishPd, and he believes tive measures, although no pub· asbestos normally are removed thai was done b ~ Cuyahoga lie health_ hazard has been from blast furnaces before they Wrecking. .. , declared. ·' . ~·""' An investigalor for the U.S. EPA declined commenl on the circumstances that prompted the wa rrant. John Scrip of the EPA's Mahonlng·Trumbull Air Pollution C:ontrol Agency Inspected the demolilion slle last August. He said asbestos removed from the furnaces was placed Into . plastic bags that were, In turn, pul inlo barrels for evenlual Lowe at first sight. Beleive in this Easter season in ltl!ther. landfill disposal, as required by . In looks. In lines that strike a match with everything in the EPA. yaur wardrobe. It's Connie'-s lovable flat ...and it's priced However, Scrip said some bar rels filled with asbestos, a to win your heart. In Pink, Yellow or White upper known ca ncer-ca using agent, releathers. $3195 main at lhe abandoned tnlll. He explain!'d that Cuya hoga Wrecking ceased work on the projeri lair las I year when Ihe company filed for bankruptcy. YOUNGSTOWN iUPil - A former LTV Sleel Co. plant in suburban Youngstown may be the sUe of toxic . waste and as bestos tell behind by. a rom· pany that demolished blast fur · nares at lhe abandoned mill last year. Joseph Griffi n, specia l agent in charge of the FBI Cleveland office. sa id a federal invest iga· lion oflhesiteapparentlyce nt ers on di sposal of material from demolition work performed by the ruyahoga Wreckin~ Corp. of Cleveland and Grea t Neck. N.Y. The company dynamlled four blast Fur nac('s at LTV's former Ca mp,jJell Works between Scp· trmbrr 1985 and March 1986 10 the fu rnaees . • Griffin said the propert y was exa mined last week by agen ts from the Youngstown FBI office, the Environment al Protection Agency in Chicago and the U.S. EPA National Information Cen ter of Denver. T he agents had obtained a criminal search war· rant from U.S. Magistrate .Jo. seph Bartunek of Cievl'land . The war rant perm itted a S<'arc h of the site for evidence of vto lat io ns of federa l law, includ· ing ttic Clean Air Act . Sa mples from the location have be.en sent to the federa l EPA offlcr in Oen ver, where the.v will be analyzed. In lhe mt·a ntimP, local health GRANNY'S CRAFTS 992-2312 15°/o Off Friday & Saturday mlm·cl rxcwtlv how man\' trnns · formers arc. in volved .· Oali on saicl thry arc lora ted at right tolO si trs Inside tho builcllng. Fro m cables leadi ng to an•<ts in thr building, officials h<tVl' dl'tcrmlnrd thai whole transformNs WC" l'<' 'TIL 7 promises. " \Vc hope they dr:~inrd thr oil into conta iners first," nallen Sil id . r hosP four of th e numbers to win aplem There wer<' 108.972 tickets sold that ltstcd tht'N' of the numbers. Those li<'krts arc worth $:leach. TlekPI sa les totaled $4.:160.1XI4, with a prize • payout tota ling $fi67.9'l2. $~11 Ohio weather South C~ nlral Ohio Rain llkel)' lonlght. with a low 4' ncar 45. Cloudy Friday, with The Super Lollo ~tam•• b sra tlrred showers and highs expand In~ to two drawings nex 1 ncar 60. W!'ek, replarln~ tht' Ohio Lotio The probablllly of preclplta· contest. The drawlnJ!S will lx' hell! on W~dnesday a nd Saturday tlon Is 60 percent tonight and 50 nlp;hts, with a jackpot of at least percent frida y. Winds will be from lhe nor· $.1 million for each drawing. Ther<' were no tickets lisling a II theast near 10· mph ,lonlght. Ohio Extended Forecast slx numbers sold for Wednes· Saturday through Monday day 's drawln!(, a lot!et"y commls· t\ chance of rain Salurday, ·slon spokesman said today . The with par11y cloudy skies Sunday 'wtnnln~numberswere2,3, H , 18, 22 and 31. a nd a chance of showers on Monday . Highs will ra11ge ~rom Although nobody r lalmed the 6~ ro 75 Saturday, climbing Into S.~ million jackpol , 134 players the 70s Sunday and fvlonday . . ' picked four of the numbers to win Overnight lows will be between S.~29 each. Also. 6,753 players .45 and 55. . Vol.36. No.243 By IRA R. ALLEN SANTA BARBARA, Call!. (UPI) - Presidenl · Reagan, hoping for an arms control summll with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev lhls year, says lhe Sovlels' new offer to ban short-range missiles from Europe will not create a dilemma for NATO allies. · Secretary of State George Shu liz flew directly from a NATO foreign mlnlslers ' meellng in Brussels to Reagan's nearby mounlalntop ranch Thursday night to report on his lhree o;lays oflalks , with Soviet leaders. Reagan, wearing a pink cowboy shlrl and cowboy boots, stepped out of a small guest cottage . ·next to a catfish pond to declare afler his 75-minute session with Shultz, "Important progress was made In arms red uctions." "On lntermedlale-range nucl ear missiles, we've narrowed the gaps a II! tie more." Reagan said. "After we consull further wllh our a lites, wr · inay have new Ideas to offer. I remain optimistic aboul an agreement this year." Alter a surprise Soviet offer this week to remove Its short -range , highly mobile missiles from Europe wllhln a year, !he Unlled States , which has no such missiles, faced a choice of leaving Its European allies vulnerable lo Soviel superlorlly In conventional weapons or scrapping the best prosper! for an arms pact Reagan has had In his presidency. ' won t harm U.S. . ".<:- THRU APRIL 30TH PAT HILL FORD 1987 TEMPO. 1987 ESCORTS f·lSO & F-250 1985 ·cHEV. BLAZER 4X4 1985 FORD BRONCO II 4X4 305 V-8, auto. overdrive, Silverado Package. Loaded, one owner. V-6, 5 speed, air cond., AM/FM cassette, tilt wheel, speed control. One owner. 1983 CROWN VICTORIA 2 DR. 1984 CROWN VICTORIA 4 DR. 1986 TAURUS LX V-6, auto. trans., loaded, 6,000 miles. Power windows, locks, seat, AM/FM, local owner, speed, tilt. 1986 MERCURY TOPAZ 4 DR. LS Auto. trans., speed, tilt, locks, power windows. FOlD FACTORY CAl Power windows, seat, locks, speed, tilt, wire wheel covers. Local owner. 1986 FORD LTD 4 DR. BROUGHAM V-6, auto. trans., tilt wheel, AM/FM cassette, speed control, power windows. FOlD FACTORY CAl 1984 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 4 DR. Power windows, locks, seat, tilt, cruise. Local owner. (2) 1986 MERCURY COUGARS V-6, auto. trans., po·wir windows, tilt, cruise. FOlD FACTOIY SALr CAIS ON THE SPOT FINANCING SEE:·RICK TOLLIVER, BILL HAAS or PAT HILL 461 S. 3RD 992-2196 MIDDUPOIT 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper th(' United States goes along with the Soviet proposal Ia des troy thl' Kremlin' s monopoly on such weapons. Wes tern E urope would be, vulnerable to tho Soviet's huge advanlage In· conventional warfare weapons . ·· Asked If Gorbarh~v "boxPd In the alliance" by making the sudden offer to rid Europe of the missiles, which have a rang<' of :100 ro GOO miles, Reagan sai d, " I don' I feel boxed ln." _ Shultz replied later al a news conference ln . Sam a Barbara, "If we are placed In a box, ll 's a wonderful box to be ln. It' s the box we'w be<'n · trying to get Into- thai Is, working from Day One ' to bring about radical reductions In these weapons ' With !he United States and Soviet Union ncar agree ment on removing medium-range missiles from Europe and limit ing Iheir numbers to 100 In /\Iaska and !Isla. tho focus of East -West relations has shilled lo NATO's reacJion to a Soviet proposal to eli minat e shorter-range missiles from the co ntinent. " It's my hope that lhe process now un~r way eonllnues to move forward and th at Mr. Gorbachev and I ca n complete an historic agreem('n! on East -West relations at a summit meeting," Reagan said . Reagan added he would "consult personally with our NATO allies." who are concerned lhallf systems." . '• • consumers An interagency com mittee sone sent a personal message lo By MARY BETH FRANKLIN held public hearings this week lo Reagan this week asking him to WASHINGTON iUPI) - Re· gel comments on lhe proposed use presldenllal authorlly to call lallatory tariffs that President list of Imports, and after private off the sa nctions . • Reaga n will slap on selected meetings, recommended to !he On March 27, Reagan an: Japanese products today should White House which products no! have an adverse ef(ect on nounced his lntenllon to Impose American consumers, U.S. 100 percent tariffs on $300 million should be marked for rei a II at ion. "We certainly do not want a . Trade Representallve Clayton worth of Japanese Imports In trade war, (bull we certainly feel retaliation for Japan's failure to Yeutlcr said. lhis Is a sltuallon that requires live up to a September 1986 Yeulter also said it would lake meaningful actions," Fltzwa ter at least a few weeks for the semiconductor agreement. said. · government to verify any steps · Japan promised In the agree· • ta)5en by Japan to hall the ment lo stop dumping computer · Nakasone is due to visit Wa. dumping of computer chips on chips a 1 less than fa lr market shington all he end of the month, · third country markets. That value and lo open Us mark('! to bul Yeutler said lie does not "see a praclical way 10 resolve I his : dumping, plu s difficulties of U.S. American firms . dispute" before or during the Reagan offered a long list of ; lnduslry 10 sell semlconduclors prime minister' s trip. · or chips In Japan, prompled Ihe possible products for retaliation, Japan formally warned the ranging from air r~ndltlonlng "presidential sanctions. , United Stales at a meeting of the Reagan - vacationing over unlls and calculators to compuI . General Agreement on Tariffs Easier with his wife at their ter disc drives and televisions . .Ja panese computer rhtps, and Trade In Geneva earlier this Santa Barbara, Calli., ranch planned to detail today which needed by U.S. manufacturers, week lhal It would protest the sanctions as'" viola lion of interJapanese 'products will be sub· will not subjecl to the .tariffs. national tradlngrules. White House spokesman Marjecl lo !he punlllve tariffs. But lhe General Accoun11ng lin Fitzwater said a derision Yeutler, appearing on NBC's Office, the Investigative arm of "Today" program , said there about which products to target Congress, said, "The anti· will be "very little consumer "have been made In a way that dumping provisions of !he arran· · impact" because "ll 's not In the will carry out the goals of the · gement are enforceable and lhe Interest of elthercountry to get In sancllons, but at the same time an- escalated ronfllcl. I don' t protect U.S. consumers and sanctions reflect U.S. resolve to expect to sec an adverse effect on companies" by ensuring Ihat all ensure compliance with the ar· producls on the list are readily rangement co mmitments, not U.S. trade." In a las! mlnule bid, Japanese available from other forei gn or the collapse of the .arrangement." Prime Minister Yasuhlro Naka· domes11c suppliers. By SEBAST~N R01'ELLA Unll<•d Press International A slow· moving ' slorm spread rain today from New England to Nol'th Carolina, feeding floods In thP Vlrglnlas that closed roads, rhascd residents from their hom es and ·forced merchan ts to mo\'r their goods to hlgher!(round. Nearly six Inches of rain has fallon since Thursday In the Blue Rldgr Mountains of northern Virginia . Roads were reported closed by floods In central and northern VIrginia and eastern W~st VIrginia. flood warnings wC'rc In effect fol' small strea ms In Virginia and weslern and renlral Maryland. flash flood watches were Issued for paris of Norlh Carolina , Pennsylva nia and as far up the coast · as !he bay areas of southern New Jersey . 1n Vlrglma's Ruanoke Valley, floods Thursday forced hundred s of people from their homes. The s~oll en James River swepl through Buchanan In southwes t Virginia and Jhrough camp· gro und s In the Dixie Caverns area. Authorlll es expec ted thr James to cresf today In central VIrginia and warned merchanls and residents to move to higher ground. · ' "Sometimes Instead of being called Scotlsvllle on !he JamC's we're called Scottsville In the James." said Bill Srhneider , a rescue sq uad dispatcher In Scomvllle. Spurred by memories of a devastating 1985 flood, Scotls· vi lle resldenls and merchant s undertook an exodus lhatlefl the town of 250 nearly empty. Surging waters closed !he Scottsville Intersection of Vlrgl· nla routes 20 and 6 and a bridge Thursday niJ(ht. slatcpollcesald. The James was at 20.91 feet Thursday night at Scottsville, with an expected crest of 2o feet today. State pollee kept a lookout for curiosit y seekers who were rr · ported entering the area to watch tht• river cres t. "We're making sure !hal friendly osbervers don 't get washed down strea m. " di spatcher T.T. Johnson said. At Lynchburg, the James crested at 22 and ~ feet this morning and the clly appeared to be Initially spared from '<!ny bad flooding. The -floods resulted from a lumbering storm that has trig· gered several lornadoes since Monday from Texas to Florida and ca used at least lhreedeaths . Llghl rain stretched lod ay ;. • • were$.195.9mllllon. Earnln'gs per share for th e 12 monlhs ended March 31 were $2.73, compared with $2.47 belore the write-off. Earnings per share for the previous comparable 12 months, after the wrlie-off, were $2.06. ' W.S. White Jr. , AEP chairman, said Thursday the writeoff was taken by Columbus & Southern OhiO Electrk: Co. In connection with Its Investment In the Zimmer plan! near Clnchmatl. • AEP Is the parenl holding company for eiRht ooeratlnv electric utilities providing service to &eVel1 mU!lon people In &even states. L..-------------------.J . I •• ~l . • ~ EASTER IS FOR HUGS - _PelerCottontall came hopplnK down. Pomeroy hunny trail Thursday morning, just in time to get a big liug from :1-year·old Cory Young of Reedsville. The E11.~ter Bunny will he hack In Pomeroy 1 p.m. Saturday distrlhullng treats at th<' Court Street mlnl·park. Tht• Easter Bunny'• vlsll I• sponsored hy th e Pomeroy ArM Chamber ol Commerce . th~ !rom New England and so utheast New York arross the mid· fltlantic stat es and Into the central Appalachians and North Carolina. In flood -ballered easter n Ken · tucky , water levels rcccd.rd. Pollee reportt•d np Injuries and said roads that had been blocked In Pike Cou nty were becoming passable. " We're not looking lor any dl saslrous-type flooding, ·' said Larry Da!lllo of the weal her service In Louisville. Rain rolling off the mountains overflowed streams and creeks In eastern Kentucky Thursday, flooding roads and forcing the evacuation of abou t 15 families from hillside trail ers In th e coal -mining community of Toler In northern Pike Coun ty . Rotary ~c; annual Emo;ter Cl{l{ hunl schl'duled Sunday The gra ndf a thrr o·f all Eas ll'r egg hunt s In Mr lgs County - staged for many years by th e Middleport· Pomeroy Rotary Club - will b!' held a! 2 p.m . Sund ay al General Hartinger Park In Middleport. Some 800 plostir eggs con· raining slips lor prizes from area business houses will be used at thr an nua l eve nt and this year nine eggs will he worth <'ash prizes. There will be three gold eggs, ear h worth $25; three silver rggs, Pac·h worth $10. and three bronze eggs , eac h worth s:.. LOS ANGELES 1UP II - Gary · Hart, th e Democratic preslden· tlal lronl ·runncr. and his staff say the seizure at fund - raisin~ parlles this week or near lr $30,110() to sat !sly a .1984 campaign· debt was lllcgul and ma y have been poll11cally motivated . "This whole affair Is outside Ihe law," Hart spokesma n Kev.ln Sweeney sa ld Thursday In a . telephone lntet·vlrw from Denver. ''While we want to pay off. the 1984 debts, 11 Is lllct!,al 10 use money ralst•u lor this cam· pa l~n to pay tor thr last one." The money was seized on behalf of Srmpcr·II')OsN, u Santa Barbara -based advertising agency thai bough'! lcl<•vlslon time lor the former Colorado senator during his un sucresslul bid for the presidency three )'cars ago. Sweeney said he ex period the money would br · returned by totlay. S!•m1J1'r-Moscr allorncy Bc!sy Lehrfcld told Jhc Lo.s Angeles Times !hat the r~uc t amount seized by federal marshals was $29 ,:.12 . :~) In cas h and r h<'cks. Tht• money was ro nfl sealc•d al f11nd - m l ~~ rs hl'ld Wednesday night at a Holl ywood nightclub and utth<' cstul <· of oil and movie magnate Marvin Ouvls . The two events raised about $100,100. but most was prepaid and not avalla blr for .<clzure. Lehrfeld s aid lh<• sPizure was not an ullcmpt' to em barrass Ha rt, but !hal Sc:npN·Moscr was una ble to gel eumpuiRn offlrlals to pay allcntlon any othrr way . Hart ra lied I hr St' lzu n• a " lr~a l misunderstanding " and hlntrd 11 may hav e been polli lcally mollvut('{] . "I t's lnterc.S!Ing that the .<rlz; ure was mad<' at this tim<' a nd 11 leav<'s me to wonder why ," liarl said during a news confor<'nre In San Francisco. Hart sa id he wa s not l'mb:n·· ra ssed by tlw mon• than ~J.:l million ow<'tl from lht' 1 !1~ I ra mpalnn 10 various crf'tll l or~. ,FCC cracks down on ·broadcasters AEP's first quarter earnings up 17% COLUMBUS tUPII American Electric Power Co. has repor!ed first-quarter net earnings of $147.6 million, an lncreaseof17percenl over net earnings of $126 million for Ihe • same period In 1986. Earnlngs per share of 76 . cents were 11 rents above those reporled In the firs! quarter last year. Net earnings tor !he 12 months ended March.31 were S-528.7 million, an Increase of 11 percent over las! year's earnings of $475 million, be· fore a· write-off and provision 'for loss taken by a sublsldlary In December 1985. After the write-off, net earnings for tbe 12 months . ended March 31 · Hopeful :: blasts ,,' seiZUre ..:~ of funds { . Rain prompts flood warnings in Virginia PREVIOUS OWNED & FORD FACTORY SALE CARS 2 Sections. 14 Pages New arms proposal leaves president delighted : 3. 9°/o APR OR $6QQ CASH BACK Moslly cloudy tonighl, wllh a low In lhr low<>r 40s. Partly ' d~dy S_aturday I with hiKhS In the upper 60s. The prohahllily of precipitation Is 20 percent · tonight and nt•a r zero Saturday. .,. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, April 17. 1987 · Copyrighted 1987 MIDDLEPORT simpl,v removed from t h<' Jackpot goes to $7 million CLEVEl.t\NO tUPI J - Tho lop prize In Ohio's Super Lalla drawing w!'nt unclaimed Wed ni'sday night, Increasing lht• jackpot to at least $7 million for nr~t week '~ game. However. lhr jackpot could Rrow to as mur)l as $10 million If Ihe !Ina IOhio Lolto lop prize gars unclalmt' d Sa turday night. 11 loi!Pry commission spokeswo· man said. OPEN FRIDAY thr waterwCJ~'!' whrn {' )N' triea l trans for mers al lite lire faclorv werl' dama gc•d hy proplr salvag· lng thl'lr rapper rom pon<'nls. ln \'r~ t lgators ha vf" not driC'r- . enttne ;T rade official says tariffs PCB clean-up poses long-term problems dam . Fish adv lsot·lcs wil l remain m rffect lndcflnitPiy for thOS<' wa tr•t ways. saicl Mi chae l Dalton. m;Jna~cr of Ihe Offlrc of Em('rgency Response for lhr Ohio Envlronmt•ntal Prot<'rllon Agrnry . "Th<• artual flo:Jt.ing oil did n' t go far. bu t thr· scdim<'nl is a dlffen'nt th ing," Dalton said. "It 's quit e conc·!'iva blc th at we'd just have to advise pcopl<' never lo r•a t fis h out of thr ri\'Ct'agaln ." The PCFl tpolyrhlorinatcd biphenyl! t·ompou nd Is linked to sk in and livl'r disorders. 11 is mnsld<•rcd hazardou s because it breaks down slow l',;, r·ollerts in soli and s('{] imcn t. and ra n enter till' food (')Jain . Oil laden with POls splllt•d in to Pomeroy Easter Items WfiRRE:N I UP II - F'lre in a ware house I'Ontaining swi mming pools. sa unas and relal('{] supplies ancl equi pment rau.s('{] SolK).[KXI in damagr Wcdncsda\' . Firefighters were able to kePp th~ bla ze from spreading to a sec tion of the Burnett Pools warehouse where rh l or in~ and olher r hemi C'a ls wrre storrd, sa id Bazetta Township F'irC' Chief Robert l.~wls . They Wei'~ also prev~nt~d the flam!'s from spreadin g to Burnell' s main building. Lewis said" the blazr apparrnti _,. was sparked by a tras h firr ncar tht• warehousr. OA YTON I UP II - PCR · ronlamlnated oil that I~" ked Into Wall Creek and the Gt'<'al Miami RI\'N has been mopped fr om llw surfarr of the watcrwa.l's . Rul somP talnlcd oil hus dropped Jo thr river sedlm<'nt . where Ills dlfflrult . and Jlrobah i)' Impractical to remove, sl ncr drrdglng would di slodge the PCBs. In addlllo n, rainfall contlnU PS to wash sma ll amounls of the hu1.ardous PCBs into Wolf CrN'k. drs pit r r lean-up efforts followin g tho spill dlscoveretl last mo nth at tho silo of tho abundont·d Davton Tin• & Rubber Co. · The PCB-oll ha s saturated soil nca r I he creek bank. and off ll'la ls now soy tho soil will hnv<· lo b<• <•xraval!'d to slablllzr the ar<'" · An Psllmaled 1,!«1 gal lons of PCB-contamlnated oil h'akcd from lwoclectri<'al lransform!'fs on the roof of I he tirl'factorv. Tho · spill was report('{] when lora ! park district workers spo lll'd surlare oil on tho rreek. Crews app ll('{] absorbent matr rlul 1~ rl'mov<' thai oil. Statr offlda Is ovt•rso•Ping t hl' clean-up warn thr matl'rlal m:~y bt• porman('ntly lodged in srdi· mrnl at the boll om of Wolf CrN'k a nd a tht'l'f'·mllc slrctch of thr Crrat Miami from Its junrlion with thr rrcrk sou tlt to th<' Daytcn Power and Li ght Co. Duih Numht>r 232 PICK-4 1083 FASHION'S INFATUATION salvaRC' m .ctterlal s conta ined in Fire damages pool warehouse Ohio Lottery By SYDNEY SHAW WASHINGTON iUPII Morning drive-time radio broad· cas1ers will have to watch Iheir language - and their Innuendos - under a new FCC crackdown Ihat expands the indecency dell· nlllonbeyondthelamous "seven dirty words." The Federal Communications Commission, In a decision vlrtually guaranteed 10 draw a court challenge, reaffirmed Thursday Its authority to regulate lelevislon and r.a dlo broadcast s of "obscene, Indecent or profane language." The agency also sel new standards lor decency thai will Ioree broadcasters to be more careful using "Indecent In· nuendo'" of the type now popular on drive-time radio shows and further limit the · time of day Indecent language can be used. Stations can no longer assume no children are listening alter 10 p.m., the FCC said. The ruling was prompt ed by a series of complaints agal nsl three radio stations, particularly Infinit y Broadcast Cor p.'s sla · tion WYSP-fM In Philadelphia for fts 6- 10 a.m. slmulcasls of New York "s hark radio" person· allly Howard Stern. At a news conference, Stern, whose s how orlglnales on WXRX·fM In New York, denied his show Is lndecenl. "I never thought lhat I pushed a nythlng to the limit," he said. " I go on !he radio In the morning to have fun. We make a lot ol people laugh. Maybe some people In Mississippi are offended ." Another station, WKfP In Los Angeles, denounced the FCC decision as blatant censors hip. The National Association of Broadcasters said It was con· cerned about Indecency on the air, but Is also worrrled about First Amendment rights. In tlielastdecade, thetCChas held broadcasters to the "seven • dlrl y words, " which describe bodily func·tions. parts cf the anatomy, sexual acts and lnrest. as a ya rdstick of what Is not permllled, and no · vlolallons have been reported. But a commission spokesma n pointed oulthat broadcasting has uhdergone a change. Now 80 percent of !he nation' s major markets ha ve radio shows re· sembling Stern's, he said. The FCC, In Issuing the new policy statement, said It will now reJUrn Jo applying "the generic definition of Indecency," defined as "language or material !hat deplcls -or descr ibe~, In 1erms patenlly offensive as measured by con temporary comm unity standards for the. broadcast m!'dlum, sexual or cxcrelorv activities or organs." That definition came from the FCC's 1975 Pacifica decision, upheld by the Supreme Court In 1978, In which !he "seven dlrly words" were ruled to be Indecent. ' STATEMENT - l't•w York'• WXHX talk •how ltow · ard Sl<•rn mad(• a Hlalt•nH•n!ln a prt..oss •·onrl'rt•nc<• 1'hursdu.v alter the· FC(' annuum·c•d It would t'Xpand tlu• oll'flnlllun ul obsoenlly hc•yond llu· lamuu• "Ncven dht)' wurd~" and · would tlght<•n t•nfurt<•nwnt ol . • hails on lndt•t•t•nl and olh•nslvt•· material. (UrI 1 .. ' I �,. •'•'· . -C ommentary.. . ,. '. ' ., The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, Ohio ~~ ~v ,.,__...._-,-,,.,...,., d·""" . . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher ' PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller ' ; '' I. .! BOB HOEFLICH General Manager . ' A MEMBER of The Unit ed P ress l nternallo na l, Inland Dally Press Associa tion and I he- American Newspaper Publlshefs Association . -IOod l a~t e, Side What about pollsters? R.v I>ICK WEST iUPi t - II says here lhrrr drfinilelv · is a atlon between ('l'Ca tivi ty and madnrss. , 1\ study done by the Un ivers it y of Iow a found tha t wr it ers . !-~p,rcla lly po<'ls, a re more likely to suffer att arks of depress ion th an ' 'r<nn•· ear nin g their livin g, or pen money, in less crea tive pursuit s. A medl<·a t sr hoo l psy<'h iatrisl blamed the ir compa rat ively hll(h ol dep ressio n on r rPallvc pt•rson·s bein g "more In touch with man s uffering." This do ctor dot•sn't say <'rt•a tl ve pl'Oplr lhcmselvrs ar<' among the s. but lht.'n very few poets, or psyehiatrlsls , ever worked for a rd lt or I havP in mind . ha vp ncv<·r IJC<'n " port. or a jou rnalist either for that matter, but I note In a not her stud_v, this one done by rt•sea r(· hers at Manrhrst rr nlversl ty In En~land, that journ alism Is mort' st ressful than . say, nChPS1Pr. Th C' t'csea rchcrs sai d jobs <·nta il ing th e most st ress belonged to . whcn•as lht•-h•as t st ress was n •portcd by libr ary workt•rs. - ~·~!rthn~ didn' t idC'ntlfy t h<' type of miners but as a vetera n observer of '"1ilT"n' n su ff!'rlng I would"'·" •·oal mlnl'rs undergo mort:' s tress th;,n · tiC'rsons who work. sily, in di amond mln rs. · · Tht•rdort'. \\'l' may a"u mr that In E ngla nd digging up a lump of toal puts mor<' .<tress on " workN than chl'rk lngou t a book on mining. ' Rut the stud y lndi!'atrs that minrr·s a lso undergo more stress than pilots fl yi ng a lump of coa l out of thp country. : Pilots, like minPrs, wNc not ea tpgo riz<'d. ThosC' engagC'd in Illici t dru g traf fi c• probabl y would hal'(' ;r higher stress quol iPnl than , say, brlrklayc•rs. ' Of Ihe 100 jobs st udied in Manrht•str•r, thNC' was a four-wav tic for ' ' third plaer. ; The Iowa study, by ron t r~st. •·umpa rC'd :10 non -wri ters with j;raduatPs of crrativf' workshops. From which thP psyr·hlal ris t rondudPd , amo ng other things, th a t t' rC'a t ive prnpll' "havt• mort' than thPl.I\'C'I'Jg(\ ct mnunt s Of l'nf'rgy . " : If r nc>rgy ca usrs dep r('ss lon. I'm .lu st as glacl foo tball pla ~p r s wP I'<' not inf'lutlr·d . _ ' Letter to the Editor What is : No 1PV<'l'.\ ' pn1Hrhf'r Is a p;J sl or , dr trul )' rtrdt!·at~d to God. or his !loll' lnt rr<'s l In IIIC' jus t to.s('(' S!Ju ls sav~d - He Is soml'Onc who till llstt•n if you nl'rd to ta lk 1in ~mfldr n r<'l or talk when you nt:'rd to llstt'n with SUL'h grral <:o mp;Jsslon, tha i he has your a ttention. ,' A man of God who sN.' ms to r1rvcr lin' or complain or look for t~cu sPs, who will prea('h _vou th<' ~ord exac tly as thC' Bible sta tcs 'l· not su~ar coa ting on it for a.nyone. One who never prearhes f(lr money because· Cod always sppplles a ll or his needs . Onr who . answers his phone In thr wee hpurs of the mornln l( with a apa.stor? ' ;foday in History , By United Press lntcrnutlonnl ;Today Is F'rlclay, Aprll l7, the 10ith day of 1987 wit h 2:>8 to fo llow. ·This Is Good Frida)'. :The moon is moving toward li s last quarter . ;The morn ing stars are Merrury. Venu s ..Jupit er and Sa turn. •The evening swr is Mar·s _ !Those born on this date are und ~ r · the sign of Aries. They Include A,'merlcan Industria II~ ! flnancif'r .L P. Morgan In 18:17; Danish author Baroness KarPn Bl!xen t' 'Ou t of Africa" I, who wrote under the name I~a k Dlnesen, In 1885; Soviet Premier Nl klta Khrushchev In 1894; ' npvellst and playwright Thornton Wilder In 1897; actor Wil liam Holden In 1918; television journalist Harry Reasoner In 192.1 (age 64) ,a ncl actress Olivia Hussey. in.J9!il (age J(it. :on this date In history; . :I n 142.1. the sea broke the dikes at Oort. Holland, drownlnl( an I'Sttmat l'd 100,000 people. :1n 1521, Martin Luther wa s excommunica ted from the Roman Cat holic Church after refusing to admit charges of heresy . . •In 19iil, a Ioree or anti-Castro Cuba n J'ebels bega n what was to end as the IIHated "Bay of. Pigs" attempt to overt hrow Cuba's new r Qinmunlst government. 'In 1964, J erri<' Mock 61 Columbus, Ohio, beca me the first woman to complete a solo flight around the world. ;rn 1984 , gunfire from Libya's London embassy killed a policewoman and woundf:!d 11 anti-Cadhafl demonstrators, beginning .a ~Pe k· lo ng siege. ' Looking for detente ___J_ac_k_A_n_d(_r"._so_n_&_·D_a_h_'v_a_n_A_t__.ta: WASHI NGTON - Th e Un itrd Sta ll's' and thr• S<>V It •l Union arc close tu rc•achlng a n agreem ent thai co uld · lrad to lhr joint cxploru t ion of Mars . On bolh sides of the Ear th, as tronauts ar.d l'OSmonau ts arr eager to explore ,that rlista nt sJl['<'k in the· starli t sky. The sheer size oft hr venture to Mars. the enormity of it s demands for tcrhnology, thC' unlimIted poss ibilit ies of i he futu re it portends would dwarf the differences and van ities of lht; pasl and open a new page in Sov lct Amer ira n rela tions. Thr idea of a jo int jour ney to Mm;s was formalized by thp Youn g Astronauts and Young Cos monauts whrn th cv met in the SoviPI Un ion las t Oct-ober. They wcrr' caugh t up in thC' vision of space explorat io n and . agreed they sho uld sha r f' the sparr· adVI'nture. On their· ow n inltlati,·r. th ey adopted a simple, past sparr cooperation helped the· Soviets improve thrir miss llrs. In l97!i, Amcr iran as tron<.~ut s ' a nd Sov irt ros mon uuls linked up in spare - a drama ti c rendezvous betwee n the Apollo and Soyu1. sparr capsules . Ac cord in g to a top-secret CIA report. the Apo llo-Soy"z cooper a1ion c•nablc·d the Russia ns to impr·ovc their hardw art', prorrdurrs a nd trai ning. Th f' Soviets "ga ined a grc;rl clral from the ir expos u rr ·to U.S. hardware and softwar e tec hn ology, " lhP CIA ron tendrd. For C'Xample, thr Apollo Soy uz mi ssion helped lhC' Soviets to " improvr their capabllit ic•s" at OJX'r ating a command rent er. Tht• Soviet s also "spen t SC'vrral hour ·s tra ining on U.S. <'quipmrnt. " ThP)' brought homo va luable lessons lea rned from threxhaus ti vr prP-Iaunch sim ulat ion in - si sted upo n b)· Amcrira ns. Th C' ha rd -liners argue th at th< • Unllf'd Sta les .s till ha s a superior spare lt' r hnolog)' a nd Ihal" joint Mars exped ition would produ ct' thn'('·Word l'rsolution. "To M <.~ r s Together, " a common s logan th at rlefines lhC'Ir goal shining on Ihi' far hori>an. 1\ not her join t spt.H'r mission is che0ry voice. read)• to co me to the hos pitals and fun <'r<l l homes. just when yo ur heart is breaking. ""d you need him the most. Hl' is your marriage co unselor should you ne<·d him, always re;rdy to dccllrat e your babies, mart'y your chi ldren. baptize your famili es and comfort your ht•a rl s In time of grief. Words ca nnot ex press all of the help he so lovi ngly gives whether you are a membf:or of his congregation or not. Also with a strong helpmate for a wife. ff .YOll have a pastor like this one, keep him for life, ho ld on to him for they a t•e few and far between. Such a pastor as we h;we In Paul Taylor. Dolly Woods COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -The Ohio High School Athletic Board of Control has decided t ~ implement the three- point field goal rule beginning next season for boys and girls haskethall. The rule will cover junior high as well as se nior high teams, OHSAA Commissioner Dick Armstrong said following Thu rs· day' s dedsion. The three- point shot, which will come from tbe same distance . of 191eet, 9 inches as used in college, was adopted nationwide hy the National Federation Basketball Rules Committee last ·month. Ohio follows National Federation rules, but the state Board of Control has the power to modify any rule. "We felt we needed to do something, and we felt it's here to stay," said Armstrong, who recommended the rule he adopted. "I dont think we ought to get In the habit of, if a rule comes along wt· don't like, we don't play hy it. · "We've mad e a commitment (to the National Federation), and I think we ought to honor that commitment. If we don't , wt• would have more modifications than you can shake a stick at. and you still won't have anyhody happy." B~ard of Control member Alfred Lopez, superintendnt of LaBrae schools in Lea vittsburg, said he thought the cost of rc•llnishing gym floors to add the line might be a concern to some scliool officials. He proposed Ihut administrativ e heads of schools he polled on the addition of the thret•· point line, hut his proposal was deh•:~ted in a t-3 roil call vote. Rid~edale coach Stevt• Ki ck, president of the Ohio lligh SdJool Baskethall Coaches ,\ssociatlon, said he' s in favor of the thr<•e·point shot. · "Last Octo her, there was no way I thought I'd ever ilkt• it, hut As~ociation to try to amass enough evidence · to ja il them without thp hE'Ip of, that lesli mony. So Poindexter · ancl Nor th 1vill be. fo rced to· tes tify, and the congressiona l: probers have fin gered Poindex- · ter as Ihe loose brick. HI' is : rumored to believe he was " let , dow n" by the White House, and · the hope is that his leaden: bitterness ran be tra nsmuted in to polilical gold for the Demo-: crats. Whether he ran be induced : to try lo implica te Pres iden t : Rcal(a n personally in frPsh as- pec ts of the ro ntrovNsy is not : known, but C'onl(rcss Is certainly · going after exaclly thai. · ' "At least you got custody rights on the test tube." spi ll over int o Sov irt oppost•d. howrwr . by Pt•ntagon hard -liner:> ·who contend that - Ohio adopts 3-pointer for • • • JUntor, senwr high teams bf'en giv£ln SC'vera l more weeks y. ThPI'l' obviously is a certain amo unt of st ress involved in observi ng suffer ing; mon• so than In Inflicting pain. That also ma y ex plain why journalists rank right up th ere with r plane pilots. prison wardrns and eo nst ructlon workers in hold ing st rcssfu I jobs. Acrordi ng to lht• Manrhest!'l' st udy, mine rs and rops have the .,~, ,..,,. stress quotit' nl s, ahl'ad of advertis in g persons. actors and tans. But jou rnalisls llkPw lsc ra t t•d higher than t hC' latt er threC'. In olh <•r words, a t least in England , rovrrl ng a perso n who has been to publlt• offlt·t• genera tes morp stress th an runni ng for the AmC'n to !haL sam!' might bC' sa id for ph_vsic ia ns. presumably inclu ding tii vr hlat r lsts, and Ia., co ll!•r tors, both Of whom were in lhC' lop l i. ifo,we•vC'r, those two occupa tions had lower st rrss quot ient s than jobs by librarians. museum work<•rs and r lergymen. ClergymC'n·: Ma _v tx• they don't have ma ny trlPv ision CYiHJgPi ists in BACKMAN BACK SAFE- New York•s Wilily Backman Is safr ·as he ducks back to first alter a leadoff single. Phillies first haseman Von Hayes can not make thr tag fast enough during fourth inning action at Veterans Siadlum Thursday night. (UPI) . militLJn · programs. Thry point out th at 8:, perrPn t ol "II Soviet sparr launches have been mi lita r_v m issions controiiPd bv lhr St ra tcgir Rocket Force. · Yet manv C'XpC'rts say that thc Soviet Union is now ahead in sparr rC'searrh and tha t thc Unit ed Sta tes wou ld hav!' lht• most to gain from a joint Mars missio n. The world 's mos t eminen t :ru thorit_v on thr' subject. ",Janr's Spacefl ight Directory, " r laims the Soviet Union ha s a 10-yea r i<'ad n"cr tHe Unitrd StatPs In sp;r<'rexplorat ion. In it s Hl~h editio n, ".lane's" dcr larc•s: "Tht• So1·ie t lead in sparr is now almost lri ght r ning." Tht• surl(c in to space ha s bern arromplis hr d by a rush to de,·eJop spacr wrapom·.v _Shou ld any nation gain military control of sparf'. it would be able 10 llominatc thr F:arth. The two superpowers. rar h dotermi nrll in a leap of fai th if we are to ' banish the spcctrr ol g lobal : annihilation . . Thr keys to peace on F:art h • may lie bl'yond Eart h. For a : grandeu r awaits us out th ~re that : puts th e F.arth in its proper ' pers pertil'e - a fragill' bios- : pherc, a dot - of green a nd : For thC' third ronserulive \ 'C'H I' Ca nadian Prime Minister i3r'ia~ Mulroney 's persona l appPa ls lo Reagan for sig nificant joint actio n to rcclure the ar iel rain thre;rt In both nations has bern drflerted by a pr<·side nt who seldom exhi bits a ny concern about th<' cnvlro nm <'nt. At this ~· ca r 's meeting, Reagan "agr('('d to consider" the bila tera l accord proposed by Mu lroney to control ac id rai n. But White House Chief of Stilff Howa rd Bak~r Ins isted !hat such .. language, hastily larked onto a pr<'sldcntlal speech, was not a se rious p!C"dge. "We are no! com mitting ourselves to negotiate a treat,·," Bakel' said. Insis ting that Reagan' s "agrct' to co nsider· · remark left bot h nations with "all their options" Intact. The pres iden t this year also reryrlcd the sa mp unrealistic commitmen t he made las t year - lo spend $2.5 billion on demonstra tion projects designed to reduce emissions at coal-fire commercia l power plants. a leading ca use of acid rain . Those research and development projects are not nreded, becau se emission co ntrol technology already e>elsts. Indeed. the Enviro nment al Protection Agency sa id it ca n be lmple. mented and paid for through a · modest Increase of ,1 to 4 percent In electricity rates. AIthough a less ex pen slve alternative could be founa in the fulure. "scrubljers'' that remove sulfur dioxide !rom power plant hundreds uf ge nerating stat ions throughout the r oun lr)-But in the Midwest. t•spec ially in thr Ohio Ril't' r Vallr.v. utilities have sr lflshly refused to inst<lil scrubbers. The president's delaying tartics have Included a shamr!ul all rmpr to framf' thr issur in ovcrsimplillcd regional terms, wil h the Midwcst supposed ly bei ng required to make sacrlfi CC's to bC'nefit New Yor·k and New England. In fa ct, thcrr is su bstantial Pvicfr ncl' that acid . rai n has contami nated the takes, ri ver s a nd forests of Michiga n. Wisconsi n and ot het· MJdwes tPrn statC's . Reagan's $Vi bilion spending program would exte nd over five years, lh us delaying Implementation of lonl(-overd ue solutions and a llowing utilities to avoid pollution control cos ts for that en tire period. Indeed , the president Is willing 10 make that ostensibly ge nerous offe r because he knows that Congress wlll not agree to a program that has been the cenlerplece of his foot -dragging stra tegy on the Issue. While Reagan Insists that not enough Is known about acid rain to formulate an effective remedy - a. claim rejected by his own scientific advisers - Ca nada' s federal and prov incial government s have made a unilateral commitment to cut their sulfur dioxide emissions In half by 1994. · Advocates of a strong acid rain abatemen t progtam note that the Reagan administration has: Opposed all eiforts to enact stringent Implementing leglsla-' lion In Congress. Sanctioned illeg I sulfur dlox· J id e emissions by refu sing to Pnfo rcc lh<' ex isting Clran J\ir Arl. Rrokrn fait h with theCanadlan gover nme nt b)' ignoring a 19811 Memorandum of lnt l'nt in whirh bo th cou ntries agr·crd to take prompt remedia l action. Refused to join 20 other industrial nat ions in making a rom mit men! to redut·e sulfur dioxi de em iss ions by ;JO percent. Countries that have made that NHI. playoffs " Oh'b-k1n Sl•mlltnut.. 84.,.,.,,,.....,,." " •ll•.. 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'j THE ~~~If '' ' ( 'llllo•lt' nm ....d:n · .. lk,.tlll .. • ltlore To Choose From SEE JIMMY DEEM Your List srop cr Shop A mens' A.S.A. softball tourn ament. sponsored by Bradbur·y PTO. will be held May 2-.1 at Hartinger Park In Middleport. Ent ry fee 'is $6o and two ball s. Oca dllnc for entering Is Aprll 28. First, second and third place trophies wil l be awarded. F'or informat io n ra il 992-6R90 or 992267:\. By Unlled Pr""s International The NHL's las t-place flnlsh!'fs of t he pas t two seasons meet Tuesday nil(ht to begin a di vis ion championship series - thr Norris, of course. The Toronto Maple Leafs. the Jow liest team in th e league two yea rs ago, adva need to the scrond round of the Stanley Cup playoffs Thursday night with a 4-0 victory over the St. Louis Blues . The Detrlot Red Wings, last in the lea gue last seaso n, swept the Chil'ago Blackhawks in the other division semifinal. and will fare thP Map lf' Leafs In a meeting of two of the origi nal six NHL teams . In other art ion Thursday night , the Winnipeg .Jets. Philadelphia Flyers and Queber Nordiques all advanced to division finals, and the New York Isla nders beat the Washington Capitals to send their Patrick Di vision semifina l se ries to a seventh and decidin g !(a me. Cruise, stlfto cantttt, tlctlltnt cond. .\111.,HP - llo·ao l ha"-ll••lh.lll ' '"u• ·h -h ~· H~rrln .. lln N•.. itno•tl lll l:lk•· 11 ltitnllur pu.. tUnn "' f ,nnt Ht•ado ,o;flllo •, ll11rtf,.rd - l-'ln•d h:t-ot •h:U i t••uwh Hill Hl' llt•h) : " ll"pt•ntiiNI ro•llo•\o•r Tun) t-'mru ·n lnr lhrt"' JI::Uih'!> a nd ~hlln"I "Jl 1 ':~ lh·drt· fur'"'" •~~ nu .... ;\'rlln· U~n11 • - F1>~•tltaJI lt'UIII •u... pt•n~·d fhr• pla.~t.,, : lint·had.. •r.. f'r·drir t-l)l{.tru , ·Ia""" l'··~h·t...ld ;md llan 1/tdnn, :1nd ulft'tl'l \t' llnr'tllt'n , f l'fl l't •:tr~nn a nd Juhn 1.;do-..ll. . 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At their last thret:' annual · meeti ngs, Reagan ha s offered : fe llow Irishman Mulroney little , more than bl arney on the Issue. It's not surprisin g Ca nadian : voters lnrrras ingly perceive : Mulroney as a palsy for RC'agan . : ~In n ,,. Ha r' "''"" '"· l'hllud•·l phht - 1.'"''" f ' hl; · a~n Sl. 1'111 rll'lo IJh I . I'd . fi ll '! li I I :1 I ~ De t r01•t Scoreboard ... .... .... rnrk l' lrt ..hur~;; h Stalling in the (acid) raiO _____R_o_b(_'r_t _W:_a_lt_er_.~ : rm i.ssions alrP."Jd.v in pl~:~c·p at •J ll t OVer Leafs advance to second round play \' \TIU:"\ .\1 . U :.\( ;n ; By ln ltr•d l' ro-.... tnl;•rnalmnal 1-::...1 • Presld c n t Heag" n 'sra lf·ulatrd humiliation of Canada on thl' issut• of ur ld r·ain has beromP an annual ritual t hal a lso di sgraces the United Slatrs . Wellston Lions to host 5-K race Reds win exhibition he some coaches who once they g-et Into It will really like it. But I'm sure there will he some coaches who will nev er like il." Majors . '• · 9loWII' SJ,op Wilfml h. in a universP inroncei v -:. • ably vast ' Together, thr United Stat es : and Soviet Union could pool their · resources a nd em bar k on the : grea tes t of all adventu res; the · exploration of spare. To find Ihe : keys to spare. we mu st seck the : key, to infinit y. Ll't it begin with a jo int C'x ped ition to Mars. FAT CAT PROTECTION: The . FC'df'ral 0Pposit Insuranre Corp. might seem to be in bad enough · shape with ou t taki ng on any · f'xt ra burdens. There were 1~6 ro prPvC'nl fh(' ot hC'r from ac h i<' V· bank failures las t year. and ing this. arc milita r izi ng spa ce f"[)JC insldNs arC' ex pecti ng 200 · and dr·vrloplng so-ralh •d "s ta r banks to t•o llapsr thi s yrar. Yl't wars " rapabi litil•s _ F'Df(' Chairman William Seid- : Militu ry r ivclll) ' in :-;parr rould man told us thr agency will soo n · 0VOI\'r into <:1 world Wdr fo ught · be tak ing slf•ps to proirrt drpos- : wilh nur iC"<Jr wrupons . This has its above the SJ()(f.(~Ml level : gi1·rn urgcncy 10 the plea t hat the insured IJ_v the f<'drral govc'rn- ' suprt·powNs must somehow join mrnt . Whv? Sel f-defen se, straight outing . . ·~ I} Jtui.Jl•port Clemens fell to 0-2 Thursday night in the Toronto Blue Jays' 4-2 triumph over the Boston Red Sox. Clemens, who missed 29 clays of spring training as a holdout , allowed four runs , three ear ned, in :J 1-:l inninl(s. He walked two and str uck out nin e in his seco nd start of the season, and has already-suffered half the num ber or loss~s he had last year. when he went 24·i. " I thought I threw welL I had decent ro nt rol- a lot better than my last time," Clemens said. ' 'A co uple of key pla ys made the difference. "But give cred it · to Jimmy Key. He's a great pitcher. You know it's going to be a low scoring ga me when he's in 1hr rr." Key, 3- 0, co ntinued hi s succ~ss aga inst Clemens, improving to ~\- 1 in live games against the right -hander. The two met las t Sa tu rda y, when th e Blue J ays routed the Red Sox ll -1. Key pitched six in nln_gs Thursday and gave up two hil s - solo CINCINNATI !UP! ) - The Reds scored nine runs in the fif th inn ing Thursday night on their way to an 11-fi victory over the Deiroit Ti gers In an ex hibition ga me to benefit amateur base· ball in Grea ter Ci ncinnati. The big hits in the Inning were a three-run tri pl~ by Ron Oes tcr and a two-run double by Paul O'Neill. Continu ing to work his way buck from off-season shoulder surgery . Ma ri o Soto pit ched fiv e innings for Ci ncinnati. allowi ng six hit s and two yuns. He's rxpC't·ted tn be ar t iva ted from the disabled list next week. Mike Heath IC'd the Tiger> , go ing three for three at the pla te, including an RBI doubl e. now I do," said Ki ck. "It's a dynami c c han~: e in the whole gamt· . I think there will secon~ r .... ·• homers to Dave Henderson and three runs and Mike Trujillo supposed to play well at home struck out a rarecr- hlgh eight J im Rice. and we're just not ~ettlng It doqe. "1 don't try to think I'm -batters to pace th'e Mariners. Our pitching needs i mprovernen~ pitching against him. but I think but we rea lly need to improve in that it does make a difference," Nallonol League Roundup every area.;, . ! KPy said. "I know I can't give up F'or Strawberry, it would ~ Darryl Strawberry extended any runs and the !(ames are going his hitting streak and helped difficu lt to improve on hi s early-, to be close." season play. He has hit In al! prolong Philadelphia's misery. Rance Mulllniks drove in two Strawberry hit his fifth home eight of his games and has a runs forTorontowlth a single and run and knocked in fo ur runs major-league hlghl o RBI. ' solo homer . J esse Barfield added Thursday night to lead the New an RBI si ngle for the Blue Jays. York Met s to a 9-.1 victory ovrr In the only other AL ga me, homes tandl ng Philadelphia and Seattle clowned Oakland 6·5. give the World Series champions Cleveland at Baltimore wa s a sweep of their thrl'<'- ~amr rained out and rescheduled as series. part of a ctoubie·heacter Sunday . Philadelphia was expected 10 Mariners 6, Athletics 5 challenge for the East Division At Seat! le, Ken Phelps drove in title, but instead the Ph lilies arr 784 NOITH SECOND . · off to a 1-8 start, the worst In the MIDDLPOIT league. John Felske's tea m has PHONE los t four straight games and is 1-6 992-3533 at Veterans Stadium. I' "Once again we were in a hole The Wellston Lions Club will almost before it started," the '•I'• ' stal(e it s an nual Journey for Phillies manager said. " We're Sight. a !i-K race !CO-sponsored by the Milton Banking Co. 1 on Satu rdday , Aprll25. Registration will take plarr at the Lakke Alma Park on Rt . 349, tw o miles north of Wellston. The pre-registered fee is $!i 1$6 on race da)' l with registra nts to rl'ceive a baseball-style ca p. The race will be cll vlcled into seven divisions fo r both ma le and female pa rticipant s. '85 DODGE 4X4 PICKUP 311 Y·l, Prospt<lioll I'll, Awards Include overall troples omllont c...r. · for the to p linlsher'in both male '85 CHEV, NOVA 4 DR, Auto. trano., P.S., P.l. and femalP ca tegories, with trophies awarded to the top three '85 CHEVY CHEVEnE 4 DR. finishers In each age bracket, excludin" the overau winners. Other awards include gla ssTilt, cruin, air, extra H . '85 DODGE 600 4 DR. ware and ribbons Age brackets, both male and lir, aute. traM,. P.S.. · '85 FORD ESCORT L - P.l ., tUO 1111111. female. are: und er 14. 1o·19; 20-24; 2!i-29; .l0-~4 ; Jo-.39; io- ~9 ; ;,o '86 CHEV. CELEBRITY 4 DR. or over. Ent r_,. forms may be obtai ned b)• writ in!( or calling Tom Baker. '86 FORD F150 XL PICKUP 11o Oa k Ridge, Addition, Well· ston. Ohio . 45692 <.184 ·.10~1:lt. '86 FORD RANGER PICKUP 4 sp. lrlft~. IUftreof. Proceeds will bf:oneflt the Lions Air. PS, Pl., '82 OLDS OMEGA 4 DR. Club's preservat ion ol sight auto. (Southern program. season . St ill, despit e the best effort s of th ese past masters at sta gemanaging the news, an occasional fum e esca pes fro m the swamp. Here, lhPn, is a highly un au thorized preview of what" you ca n expect when the curtain ; goes up in a few weeks on the · Washington Follies of 1987. : Poindex ter and North, as you· know . are to be gra nted limited·. immunity· from prosecution fo r: their tes timony, aftet· special ' prosecutor Lawrence Walsh has : address in g ls5ues. not persooallt les. I LOU RABITO UPI Sports Writer So lar this season, Roger Clemens is pitching just llk~ someone who missed four weeks of spring training. Clemens. last year's American League Cy Young Award jl'inner, has only shown the ~l nd ol pitching tha t would make him eligible to win the Comeback Player of the Year Award next politicians in their diligent attempts 10 telel(ra ph the Investigat ive com mittees ' punches. • On tht• con tra ry, the polls and the media have tacitly agreed not to jump the gun with r evelations tha t might well Jpssen the Impact of the invest igations when they finally go public. To put · tt ano ther way. the Democratic masters of these revels and their media !lacks ar e setting up the America n public for the maxi mum possible shock effect. staff members with Jon!( histor ies of running off at the mouth l"no1 for attrlbu!lon··, to their pals in the media , and their recen t silence should not be unders tpod as evidence that they have decided to reform. Nor would It be wise to co nclude that the media. In their turn, are si mp ly being .thwarted by the LE'TTERS OF OP JNJON are welconK" They shoold be l ess than lX) words lo ng. All letters an: su bjCC"IIo cd llln g and IYllsr b" s igned With na me, address and telephone nu mber. No unstgnOO l eiters will be pl.' bll ~hed. Letters should be In ,J Clemens loses • the testimony of Rear Admira l John Poindext er and Lt . CoL 0 1iver Nort h a nd ot hers will rock the count ry a nd seriously damage Pf!>!>!denl Reagan . Have vou noticed the · almost total absence of leaks fr om the special House a nd Senate committees Investigating thi s subject? These are legislators and The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Porperoy- Middleport, Ohio' Friaay. April 17, 1987 . . ....._ . Su pporters or President Rea ga n who fond ly imagine that "the worst is over' · as far as the lran 1Contra affai r "is co ncerned are in for a rough spring. The Democra tic impresa rios of the forthcoming eo ngresslonal investigation are keeping their mouths shut these days , but privately they are sat isfied tha t DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS o•· THE MEIGS-MASON AREA l:!:m~ -c Friday, April 17, 1987, Fumes from the swamp ____W_ill_ia_m_A_.R_~_sh___,_e~ lll ('.ourt Street • .; ·- .. "'{ ) 1! I •• \ 'I •i.!' .. • ' r �The Daily By The Bend The Daily ~ Se~tinel Friday, April 17, 1987 Church activities set... By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Stall Writer The kids should tiave a busy weekend. what with the numer-· ous ch urch services and ail of t be Easter weekend activities. ; On ~a turday , t 'll e Racin e Am erican Legion Post 602 wll be slaglng an egg hunt beginning at 1:p.m . fo.r children under 12. A t I p.m ., also on Saturday, the F,aster Bunny will be at the Court S,reer mini-park in Pomeory to glve treats to children and 11\Jpears through the effort sof the Pomero y Area M ercha nt s Association . ' ,l't 2 p.m., the mini -park there wll-1 also be an Easter Bonnet •'PM'ade for ladles, and hat sca n be : l!,omemade or whatever . and • Jrpm any material. : ' '1\r 8 a.m. Sa tu rday. there wil l : ~ an egg hunt at Krogers. • ~blldre n will congregate outside : ·j jefore moving inside for the • h)lnt . This eve nt Is for kids two : thtough six and prizes will be :awarded. Business at ThP store ; .WUI proceed as usual during thP . I Jttj)l!. : • <The ep itome of ail of the local • ·~g hunts, however, will bP : ~taged at 2 p.m. Su nd ay at ; (::eneral Ha rtinger Park in M id• Aleporr under the sponsorship of : ·1he Middleport -Pomeroy Rotary . • t'IUb. . ' . '~ ;There will be BOO piasti<' eggs. : :tach co ntaining a prize certifl · • l~'te, to be found by the age : ·groups taking part ·in Sund ay 's : tvent. And this y<'ar - the • :•biggi c" eggs have been tripled . 1~ere . will be three gold eggs. ; ·$ch worth$25; th ree silver eggs, • ~h worth $10 , and thre(' bronzl' : ·tiggs, each worth $o.l ; r" ~·~~ • nd 1' ;.~ ----- I'm sure you ar<' fam lilar ; Yll!h the Andersonville Prison of ~ tit~ Civil War era. ,; ··: fhe prison was i n Sout h Gear~ i(!a In 18&1 and during Its 14 : mOnths of operillio n. approxi ·i o\)tely 45,000 Union soldiers :; lfll!lsed through Its ga tes . More ~ Nn 12,0011 died .from diseas<•. r exposurc, m a.ln utrition and overcrowding. At any rate, there is an Ohio Chapter of th e National Society o! Andersonville which will be holding it s annual meet ing at 2 p.m. on April 26 at Bank One in Ghaddenhu.tten. The chapter wants to locate ancestors of Union so ldiers who were at Andersonville. Gerald Powell, whose great· grandfa ther, John M . Mc'Eiroy, died In the prison HI week s before prisoners were liberated is a member and is attempting to locate any other Meigs Co unt ians who are descend ant s of Anderso nville prisoner s. II you are one of them please drop a note to Powell at 250 Riverview DrivP, PomerO~' . Ohio 41769- and he' ll get In touch. If you work sometimes as a food hii ndicr ~- or if you u rr j ust concern ed about you r h<'airh and you should be - il'l me advise you that the Mrigs County Tulx-rc·uiosis Of!lce stall will bt• conducting a com muniT y skin tes ting cl inic at the emergency squad building in Racine f rom 4:.'!0 to 6::10 p.m. Monda y . .Joa n Tcwk sbary, R.N .. co un ty tubt•rculosls nurse, wil l be giving the skin tes t.s and urged all area resid e nt s, includin g f oo d handlers for churches, se huols, boostesrs. firem en and F.MR personnel. to takr advan t a~e of the service. 11 is !rce of charge. by the way- and that's good too! Incidentally, children who will be· en ter ing kindergarten may al so receive their required skin tes t at thi s timr. 1\ rrcr nt skin les t, you know, is required befon• .vo un gstprs can S!inderelfa cla.r.r conduct.r meeting Linda Foster was presented her 50 pou nd ribbon and certi fica te ar Monday nig ht 's meeting of the Five Poin ts Slind erella class. In the !Pen cl ass. Brenda Re<:>d lost the most weight and in the adult class, Linda Young was run ner-up. At the Tuesda y morning Five Points class, there was a tie fo r the most weight lost bereween Kay Hatfield and Cora Folmer with Betty M . Dill was runner-up. Darla Roush was ru nner- up at the Mason class. Jo /In n Newsome is lecturer. UMW meets, makes plans ~' und . ratsrng projects with proceeds for the church roof were planned during Mond ay night 's mPetlng of the United Methodist Women held at Heath Church, Middleport. A churc h-wide bake sa le and bazaar was held Good Friday a! Vaughan's Grocery, and on May I and 2 a rummage sa le will be held at the ch'urch. It was noted that four members will be attending the spring retrea t a t Camp Otterbein. They are Kathryn Knight , Nan Moore, Betty Fultz, and Pauline Horton. The annual mother-daughter dinner was announc ed for the seco nd T hursday In May. Emma K. Clatworthy played a medley or Easter music followed by devotion s by Katie Swansor who used an Easter litany wi' spoken and choral responses. The program by Mary Wise was on theusin theme, "The ter Message" g script ureEas re!erences r ead by members on the seven days preceding Easter. Each d ay was highlight ed with a discussion of the significance of that day concluding with a commen tary on the las t words from the cross . Scottie Hayes served refres hments from a table centered wiTh a !llled Eas ter basket which was present ed as a door prize for the even in g ro Mary Wi se. s tart klnder~arten . Too - you ''"" kill two healTh worTies with one• v isiT . si nee the em(•rgcncy squad mrmhc·rs 1vili be check in g blood press ures of clinic v isi tors . Ma y you the beauty of th is rime o! the year be In your hc<IJ't -an d even though you don't ha ve an Easter bonnet, you ean always wear a big smile. Birth announced by couple in Middleport Mr. a nd Mrs. Brian Weii.Middieport. announce lhr birth of their fir st child, a daughter, Elizabeth Alexa nd ra. born March 18. She wPighed seven pounds. eight ounces and wa s 20 inchPs tong. Maternal gra ndparent s are Richard and Ruby Vaughan , Middleport. Paternal gra nd mother is Evelyn Well, Pomeroy. Grea t -gr andfa ther is Richard E. Va ughan, Pomeroy. Kirby birthday • :• Jn accordance with lht• uni· . fQrm lunch program s in the · Meigs and Eastern Local School :. 01);trlct s1 _the menu for the week : ol April :.ru are announced: • .• . Meigs L.ocal : :: M ond ay and Tuesday: no : s~ool. • :• )Vednesday - hot dog with J • • lllli'ce. French lrles. Texas sheet ; ~e . milk • .. Thursday hamburger ; ifavy, mashed potatOI',, hot rolls • and butter, fruit. milk . ; : Friday : roo ks' choice. ' E~&~~tern Local Monday: no school. , ,, Tuesday : hamburgN. rorn, ; ~neappl e. milk. : . •Wednesday : spaghetti, cheese. dlomemadc roil. butt er . gt-r.•n : ti!ans. applt•saure, milk. ; ·,.·'thursda y : c])eeseburgH , · peas, jJeat·s. coo kie. milk. : ·Friday : cooks' r·hoice. j; 1;McCarty ~ pirthday : : /1 party was held rct·en tly In : o)lsen·ancc or tht' lirsr birthday ' !II Angela .Jean McCarty. Her : aunt. Mrs. Michael Smith, baked • t~c clow n rakl' which wa s served : with other refreshments. Gifts :wwere presenrPd to Angela who : 1~ the gra nddaughtl'r of Ruth -M . · Smith. Middleport, and the late : Ijewis .J. Smit h. She has as •brothrr. Keith. who will cE'Ie· te his lOth birthday Sunday. Todd Hud son Men's Fellowship meeting planned Todd Hudson. a graduate oft he Cincinnati Bible Coilegr wit h a B ./I . in Ch ristian Ministr.\' , will be spea ker· whrn thP Men's F<' ilowship of the Meigs County Churches of Christ me<' l at 7: :lO p.m . Monda y ar ihr Middleport Church of Christ. Hudson ha s accepted a cal l from OpNation t:: va ngc·lizr M inis tries to tra\'t'i full tim<' in evangelism. In his new poslilon. he will be holding crusades. reviva ls and youth cr·usades along with working in camps, retreats and vacation Bible school programs. Girl recei1:e.r Allison Award Cindy Crooks. duug h! er of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E . Crooks, 5.16 High St. , Middlepor t . r eceived the Miriam S. Allison Award in Education at Musklngum Col· lege's 56th annual scholarship day convocation held on Aprll10 in· conjunction wit h parent s' wet>kend. Speaker lor the convocation was Woodrow Wilson VIsiting Fellow Ambassador Robert Neumann. Zion Church of Christ Itt. April 24-26 7:30 P.M. 7 (Also Sun. 10:30 A.M.) Robert E. ' . Min. • • . beet s, red cabbage, blueberries, cranberries. and celery. She ta lked of the fun and challenge of using natural materials to color eggs. and the variet¥ of colors. which can be attai ned . This Week's Specials FRIDAY, APRIL 17th COMBINAnON SEAFOOD-CHICKEN PLATTER .... · PORTLAND - Revival, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 7:30 nightly, at Hazel Com munit y Church. Lind a Damewood, speaker. Cocktail Sautt, or loth. l SUNDAY, APRIL 19th OUR EASTER HOMECOOKED HAM DINNER ... $420 POMEROY · - The annua l Pomeroy Communit y Good Frt- A Gtntrous Portion of Our Homt lahd Ham 1 Sentd with Mashed Potatoes and Gravy or Sw.tt Potatoes in Our Own Raisin-Walnut Sauu, Hot lutttrtd Corn, and a Hot lut· tered Roll or a Hot fluffy Hamemetde linuit, Maxwell Houst CoffM. or Of(offtinattd, loth freshly lrowod. lA Small Drink May Be Substituledl day service will be held from noon to ,J p.m . Friday at the St. Paul Lutheran ·Church. Eas ter sunri se ser v ices for Trinity Church will be hel d at 6::10 a.m. Sunday wl!h the Easter worship hour at 10: 25 p.m. to be !allowed by communion. Breakfast will be s,erved followin g the sunrise S<:'rvlce. Members of Trinity Church are to take !heir Lento n folder s to The services. Those presen tin g lily In mem ory of, arc t o h av~ It at the r hu rrh by noon Saturda y. - HAM SANDWICH ALONE ................................................................. 12.35 HAM SANDWICH TOPPED w/MASHED POTATOES &GRAVY ......... 13,30 OPEN MON .-THURS . 9 -7; FRI. 9 -8; SAT. 10-8; SUN . 10-7 1K~r baugl(a nf &I7r.utrr RESTAURANT ROUTE 7 CHESTER 985-3832 a ~;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i ' MIDDLEPORT - Middleport . Communit y Good F riday services at 7: ~0 p.m. Friday at the ~lrst Presybyterian Church with Rev . Gilber.t Craig, pastor of Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, spl"aki(lg; combined c- hoirs of churchPs under direr\ ion of .June Kloes will prese nt mu sl<'. 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Woodrow Mollohan . • First Southl'rn Baptisl Church, 6::10 ·a.m . at Rock Springs Fair· ~rou nd s; movro to church in ~vent of rain : hot coffl'e and Pelreshmenrs after close of sl'rvice. ' Mount Union Daprlst. 6:30a .m . , Wesleyan Bibl e Holinl'ss Church, Pearl St., Middleport. ea ndleltghr-s unrlse service. 6: .'lO Have Your Picture Taken with the Easter Bunny 1111'1 ttl - ..•t~~tem1GDO. Shown wllh optional CD pla~tf MIDDLEPORT a.m. 89( '' Low All20 Ptr Month• !?unrlse ..•rvil'es: Silv<•r Run Baptist Chu rch. 7: :10 a.m . Poplar Ridge Church. 6::10 ALL PEPSI PRODUCTS MON.-WED. & THUIS. 9-5 TUES. & fll. 9-1 SATURDAY 9-1 992-272 5 2nd ~ $5 25 ONLY ' PORTLAND -Dan Haym an and the Faith Trio will be singi ng s6 turday evening, 7: :lO p.m. , ar rrvival services at Hazel Com· munlty Church, o!f Sta te Route 1 ~4 . bE,rwecn Portland and Long Sorrom. Evangelist will be Linda Damewood. POMEROY- Pomeroy Emergency Squad will hold a ba ke sa le and fr ee blood pressure clinic on Saturday, from 9 to 1, at Kroger . rlonatl<ms will be accepted. I 169 N. ' SALAD .Joseph Klrhy .Jr. Pi.efllre ' KAY'S BEAUTY SALON ; .' BAKED HAM DINNER : SYRACUSE - Syracuse Vo lunteer Fire Department will sponsor a dance l or the Allred tPutt) Lyons memorial lund from 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday at the Syracuse Elementary School. Music by The Mldnite Express and admission $2 per person. Slusher, Pau l and Sue Marr. Lois Moore, Dick and Charlotte Wamlsley, Larry Wolfe. Hilton Wolfe Jr., Paul Black , and Joe and Anna Lockhart and Shawn Dally. NOW THRU MAY 6th APPT. OR WALK-IN WELCOME BRING THE FAMILY Belles and F)eaus Western · Sq uare Dance Glub will hold a dance from Bto 11 p.m . Saturday at the Meigs Co unty Senior Citizens Ct•nt<'r; . roller' will be .Jerry Harbert. ~airmont. W.Va. 1974 Ford F-100 ............. S695 • 1 . EASTER DINNER . !POMEROY 6 cyb, stand., good condition. Mr . and Mrs. ( ;n'gory Davis or Bashan arc· th (• parents of a new daughter, born /lpri l 14 at the Holzer Medii' a I Cen ter. They , have two other r hildren. Aslip', and Jos hua. i-----:------~-_:_--~---S~'I~•c~···~ts::_.----,-----------.1~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~ SATURDAY . : RACINE - Racine Post 602, America n Legion , will hold an Easter egg hunt. 1 p.m . Saturday for children under 12. · Mr. and Mrs . Kev in Knapp, Michelle and limy. Racine. spen1 Sunday afternoon wit h Mr . and Mrs . Charlrv Smith.. Mrs. .Joseph Evans. T~son anq Jonathan ol Rat'i nr, ant! Mr . adtll Mrs .. John E. Murph y. Rarlnr, were Sund e;,· visitor s of Mrs . .! :R Murphy ;~ nd Pegg)·. ~ KAY'S BEAUTY SALON STYLISTS WELCOME THE ADDITION OF RHONDA NEECE WITH A SALE 1001_. OFF CUT & SET /'u ""'"T'&TA- Tht• Middleport Church ol Chtrl~t Choir will present the Easter cantata, "Now I Set• Stewart, Clarice Erwin, Pam Terry You" at 6 a.m. Sunday when the annual sunrise Hockman, Kristy Lynch, Cathy Bak er , Marilyn service Is held. Following the scrvict•, hrcakla.'t · Wllcox,!W nverRice,G iennEvans, M acSt ewart. will be served in the !ellow ship hall ofthe<·hurch. Dennis Hockman. Earl McKinley, D<'s .tcffcrs, Choir members arc Mildred Riley, Dorothy and Mikt- Slt•wart. ,Jennill!rSh<•ets is accompanlsl Roach , Rea Stewart, Trucy Willi ams, 111ary Ash, and !ton Ash is dirt•ctor. Narration will he hy .Jim ' LTD.~ ................ S995 SPRING aSUMMER HOIJR.S Joseph L. Goodloe wtil be evangrllsr for revival services which open Sunday evening at the Rutland Church o! God and run through Saturday, April 25. Services will be at 7 each evening except on Sunday when they will be held at 6 p.m . $3 S9 Our lantallrlng (ombinotion Plolltr (onsi<rs of All-While Moot Chi<ken fillet, Golden latttr Dipptd Fish, fin Pieus of Suuulent Shrimp1 Kot Gol9tn French Frits, Homemade Cole Slaw and a hot luttered Roll. lAbove "alter .Strwed with Your Choice of Our Homenllllle Sou,es, T•tar Sauce or Pomeroy. 0 H. Phone 992-2976 Revit·(.d .ret RUTLAND - Ali night gospel si ng at the Rutland Civic Center, beginning at 7 p.m. sponsored by r hi' Rutland free . Will Baptist Church with other area church choirs participating. Admission Is free and the public is invited. Singers to include the True . Gospel Sounds of Wheek>rsburg, Narrow Way Singers of ·Point Pleasant, W.Va ., Reflection Trio of New-Haven, Jan and K at hy of Syracuse, Christia n Sounds, 'Logan, W.Va.. Charity of Point Pleasant, Old Timers Quartet , Middleport, and Voices of Love, · Middleport. LOW PRICES ON FRUITS & YEGOABLES RE~I~AL S.l 143, 5'11 mil" from .Joseph Kirby Jr. observed his cighlh birthday with a party at his home. Yellowbush Road, Racine. Monday. The party was given by Joe and Peggy Ki rby . Attendi ng were Tommy Lane. Crys ta l Holman. Kristen Hensler. Amy Nort hup. Cam illa Yoa r ham, Debbie Ash, Michelle .Johnso n. Matthew Bradford , Tamara Mart in , Bobby Wriresel. Traey Card. An!(le Carleton. ..Jesse Maynard, Barbie Layne and brother, .Joe, Paul Smith. Tina Sayer. Stephan ie Jones, Carl Tyson . Jonat han and Carmel Evans. .Jeremy Lyons, David Milliron. C.J. and Hillery Harris, Ryan Norris. Jackie, Ray Jr., Donnie Pro!fitr, Riehl~ Wamsley, Hyan Sldders, .Jason Wrltesel. Nathan Sisson, Mary .Jo Wolfe. Hank Moorf' and g'randdaught crs. Adhara and Keri. Dave, Lind a. Bill. Betry, Ra)' Sr.. and Sheila Pro flit t, EdiTh Sisson. Edna work of Christ. Kathrvn Johnson .of the Zion Church gave a program on co loring eggs natura lly. Shke displayed several e~gs which she had colored wllh onion ski ns, 4 Dr .• good condition. auto., PB, PS. ~· ; :• ,Menu Jet • l Women's 'Fellowship plans meeting speaker Cindy Oliveri, Meigs Coun ty Church 1Qf Christ. May 8-10. with Extension agent. will be spea ker WaltiO'r Maxi as the speaker . and at the ThursdaY night meeting of at the Zion Church of Christ. the Meigs County Churches of April 24-26, with Donald A Nash. Christ Women's Fellowsh ip robe ·Kentucky Christian College. as held at the Hemlock Grove speaker. Churc h. At a recent mPeting he.ld at the For the program, Mrs . Mary Dexter Church. clean up day at Nelson of rhe Dexter Church the Darwin Camp of the Ohio spoke about "Hand s of Jes us." Valley Christian Assembly was She said that Christians are an announced for May 2. A men 's extension of Christ's hands. She retreat will be held thereon May read scriptures from Psalms. 15. Ot her annou ncement s in- spoke o! the hand o! love, and the clud ed reviva l at the Pomeroy hand of the Christia n doing the Mr . and Mr~ . &ott Warner o! Dayton were wrekc·nd gu~s t s of Mr . and Mrs . Ted Warner and Mr .' and Mrs. Aib<'i'l DCtwiilcr and son. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr ol Rutla nd visited Saru rdav alternoon with M r. an d Mrs. Howard Thoma. Mr. and Mrs. Do)'ic K napp, Kai l K napp and 13at·bara Hat field werr Saturday eve nin g visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Char lc.v Smith. Cakr and ice rream were served in obsrr\'ance of Mr. Smith's bir thday . FRIDAY MT. UN ION - Candlelight service at Mt. Union Baptist Church, 6::10 p.m. Friday. Page- 4 Beat of the bend ·wolf .Pen personal notes. ' Calendar 40-Channel CB -Talkie No InstallatiOn! Just Into AC outlets and from room to room. 143-212 �• Fnday, April 17, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Frida~~l17, 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Judge to consider dropping of charges· Local Briefs: Court issues marriage licenses This Message and Church Directory Spommred Ry The Interested Rrt.~inesses Listed On This ~age. " ' ' EWS & SONS SOHIO I t Two marriage licen ses have been 1ssued m the Me1gs County Probale Coun Issued licenses were David Howard Barnhouse, 24 Pomeroy and Tanya Sue Colwell. 19 Pomeroy and Larry Ray Hill Jr 18 M ason W Va and Dreama D1ane H onaker 18 Mason V. Va • • ' Brogan-Warner Brawn's Fire & Safety Equipment Sale\and I INSURANCE SERVICES Sen•Ct RuttJ nd On eo 4S775 J Wm Bill' Brown , Owner '' ... MEIGS TIRE \ \ CENT£R, INC. P. J. 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UNITED PR~BVTERIAN MINISTR\ OF MEIGS COUNT\' ll<v Charleo Talhoti HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sundnv Worship Srrvlct-" 9 00 a m Church School 10 1 ~ a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School 9 a m Chut ch servlct' 10 15 am SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY TERIAN ~ Sunday School 10 a m Church servh~E', 11 15 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor John Evans SUnda't School 10 00 a m Sunday Mor ni ng Worship ll 00 a m ChU dJ'('n s Church 1l am Su nd3\ Evenl n~ Service 7 00 p m Wed • 6 p m \'ounR La dies Auxiliary WednE"Sda y 7 p m Fam lly Worship t a m F.vl' n m~ WOIS hip Sl'f\[ C{ 7 Ofl p m \\'ldnc>sda\ pra\£'1 m{'('!ln,e: 7 00 p m And then ret urned on Easter morn In Egypt or on Calvary MT HERMO N UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRl !=iT CHURCH loc t!!'tl In TPll<~ s In e1ther case you' re sure to fmd Commumtv off Ci Rl R2 Re\ Robert Sa ndf'rs pu s1or Je-ff Holt N Ia\ i<'adt-r A lesson for the wor ld to see Ed Rou sh Su nda \' School Su pt Sundav Srhno \ 9 30 a m m ar nin a- v. or~hl p and mank 1nd And word s of hope for chlld tl'n s church 10 Ill a m 1'\Pnln J! pr{'aC' h ln~ sf'rvtc{' f 1rs1 l hn'(' Sun dav" - Glona Nowak 7 30 p m Spccral sf'rvkl• four th Sumlt~V C'H'nlng ~0lt-' pSImUd \ WN'l .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __..MI' PIIng 7 Bib 1ndnN>d,IV Youth Pravrr Wo1 shlp \lam UMV F 6 IOpm UMW 1h lrcl 1 ul~ d• v 7 1{1 pm Comm union flr~t Suntl.tv 11\t(hol ( HE S I EH- Wo1shlp 9 1m Chu rT:' h Sc hue~ lll 1 m Bl hlf'Siudv I hu r~dav 71> m UMW f11 st Th u r~av 1 p m Com mu nlon tlt sl ~un d ,ty rA t tho I JO PPA - Wo1 ship 9 :«J a m Chu re t S( honl HJ IU d m Blblt> St uth W£ clnf'SIIa\ 7 Jll p m lJo hnsof11 I ON( BOTTOM - r hu rt h St hoot 9 lO ,, m Wo r ship i p m Blbil' Sturly Wed lli 'S d,tV 7 Kl p m UMYF W£>dn('S({av ll no p m Communi on F' \rs1 ~und I} IAU: ht rt RF:F.D<;;Vf ~ If- - Chur!'h Sc houl 9 lO 1 m W or~ h\p St"I VIII II Ollt m tOct l f'rl ! U PPER~ PI AI NS Sf PAUl f hu rrh Srhool 11 ,\ m Worship 10 a m 11\hl r Slll dV I U l'~{ll y 7 10 p m U M\o\ lhhd rur ~ <l ~' 7 Ill p m Communion · ~1•:-. ! Stnd • V IA I Ch ct l "u'"' , \\ , j '~~p~~:~~;:, ';;~i~ , h~.i~7U:RCH ';SC'f\. I('('OFSund GOO ;.:o, ~ ;l\ n1 Was cruc 1f 1ed and gone from s1ght, Re\1 Seldon ,Johmwn AI Fn•o - Chu 1th Srhool q Ula m R '• And was rel1ved that fatefu l n1ght ltf'V Don i\ rcher Rt• v Roy l>eet er I Il l SuJH[ 1\ ~hllt1f ' I ~M •f If ~~ Ad •m ~ h .r~ 1 ; fl prn S.ll\ 111nn "'ml'fllnJZ \ 111ou~ sp1 lk(J'S ,1/111 mush ~ l.ll' l •b ""l'hursc~l\ 11 II 1m In 1. p m I •dlr ... II tn : 11'11-'I.U' nv'mll't" Ill ch111~ ill l'.l rnwn .. ~v11rd .,~~. pm l'hlll ~rl l\ l •nJt. ( u ~ 1 ~I a..... ,.; I Yount:.: P••pl n lhh I ll pm fllhh "'S1ud\ 1ml I~ 1\1'1 rru'f'llnu •pn I lh! puhlu • POMFRO\ \\1S'I S! Dl- 11\I!Hll nr f.l m~ n'l!h("hllt lut'l-. 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Wn+ ~h lp 10 Ill 1 m \ oul h ( tuup 4pm W1rhH"ltl1\ ( hUT'Ch th oh 1ch1 11 ~ 1\ ~ pm Thu rsdl\ 1'11\lt S!t\hP h lllpm \lib\, ~ t ud\ ~ p rn 1Zunt ~o;n MI NI HSVIII ~- \o\ o 1 ~ h l p Srl\lu• IO 1 rn (hu 11. h Srhoo\ II 1 rn I M\\ lhl1d \\ttlni'!<. d 1\ I p m Chou p1 l l't il'l' Mnn 1lt\ 7 1011 m I Nt t ~;onr Pl- 1\\tl (lti\T' H - \\t r ~ h1 p S!l\\c 1 fl \(1 I Ill (t\.U1C !1 S1 h1ol 11\ ~ ~ 1 nt UM\\ Srcnn<l fur~jl i'l ' i HI I) m Mu s~ n\:1 111 POM I HO\ - \hu l'r h s, h( 11 ! l r1 1m \\ n1shlp 10 ~~1m ( h<• il IC'hi"itl sal WNill f~ (\ n - Ill p m UM\\ M ro nd lul'sd l\ 7 lUpnt lM'I!-Sunc\ 1\ hprn (Corhl111 ROf' t, SPR I NGS - Chul't'h School 9 I ~ 1m \\mstup 10 1m B1hlt Stw:h W1d IH"!.Cht~ 7 ~~ p m UM ' F I St-nlms! Sun (I 1\ r, \) nt t lunf ot~;) ('\f'l\ olhPT Su rr d" h p m 1F'r tn k \lnl HU ll AND - Chut ch St:hno\ tn am \\ orsh lp II 1 m UM \\ ff'H nln,gCtrclr\ sr Pond \\ l'fhH>sd 1\ 7 10 p n1 l iM'\ I AI I11110(it1 ( \+rill ~t{'(.'O ncl Thu1!0tll\ 1 p m 1Mu ssman) ~A I EMCFN1EH -fhun: hSlhonl 9 1!'i t m Wo1 ship 10 l '1 p m (Muss.m 1n1 SNO\VVIII ~ - \\ o ! ~;h iJ l '"I 00 t m l hurt' h srho(ll 9 ~ ~ 1m 1Mu ss m11nl CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY KF NO < II URCH OF' C HRI ~ T Vr rnon I lcl 1\d('c mln1sh r OllvPr Sv. aln Sund<J\ ~ honl ~upt P rf' l Chln~ 9 :Kl am l'dC'h Sunrl n HOBSON CHRI STIAN UNION ITiiu r mun Durham l pas! or Sunduy servlt't' '"+ W a m even ln ~ service 7 30 p m Prayer nt('{'llng WMncd ay 7 30 p m Bl AR\o\/\ 1\ OW HIDGF: CHURC H 01 ( B RJSI Tns1 ph B \l ns k ln~ p,1St01 Blbh C Its~ '' SO 1 m Mm nlng Worsh p 10 111 1 m l-\fl1m g Wo1 shlp li Wp m Thu •sdJ\ Bth\1 ~ ru dv li Ul p m :"':F \\ S11\ F:rt~ \lll F C'OMMLN I1'1 C'HL RCH Suntl 1\ S< hool s('l \ \('1 ~ ~ 5 •• m Y! r)l~'> h l p ~tnlrt HI !(I 1m Jo \ tll ~L I Isl 1 1 & r\11 ( .. Ulp m WN.lni 'S tla\ Pl l\ l t m ••t lngi 10p m Thursd <J\ ZION CHUHC II OF CHRIST PomNm l l u !lsnm lilt Rfl Hnl)t-t l Pu1TP!J ml nts Ill STI'\1' ST.tnl l'\ ~ S Sup! Bill Mr E I m~ Ass! ~upt ~un<ll\ ~l h1 ot 1 lll ._. m \I.. OI J<.hlpsN\IrP 10 ill 1m EHnlll,I!\\Or .,tupSundtvip m tnd \\ 1-dnc"'t\ " 7 pm S r JOliN I UT HERAN CHLJHC H Pin. f. 1m 1 1'hl' Rf'\ \\lllt <Jm M l dd l l'~ "' 111h p1~1 o r Church o;:~r\ht-q ¥11m ~und 1 ~ hoo\ 10 :Ul ,t m BHAIJBUHY CHURCH OF ! HRJsr John \\Tli!hl pa s!m Sunrl " S1 hmtl ~ :t() 1 m 1..11 r. H ""'"" S S Sup! M ol n mg v.msh+p\(1 Ultm HA< I N I:: CHURCH OF nlr' NAZA HF:N I- Rf'\ l lovd D G1lmm 11 pl.,lm Or,t B,1s" Ch 1h m 1n of l hf' Bo 11 d nf C'h 1\s 11111 I I f( Sund.t v Sr honl q :UI 1m Mn1n rn g \\III Sh\p 10 ~() I m Pvangdfstft ~ I I ~It 1 i 011 p m \V('(tn csd,IV sl"r\ 1{'1' ~ p m IIRERTV CHRIS fi AN f' HUHf'H 01 "< If'! V. ootl\ Ct\1 p1.,t 111 Sir\III ~ Sund l \ 111 t m mel i r) m Wf'dn ('sl\•' 7 p m Hf.M l OCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Ro~ t'r Wa1 snn p 1slor Crt nson Pr.t11 Sunda 'l School Sup t Morning Wor ship 9 30 r1 m Sun da~ <;;ch ool 10 :lO ,, m Ev£'nin!( sPr ... rcl•730p m MT UNION BAPTIST Don,tld Shul:' p 1stm ror Sayrr Sunday School Supl Su nd!l\ School 9 45 ,1m F.v 1 'f1!n~ wor ship • ~ 30 p m Pr a\l'f M~lln~ 6 30 p m Wl'dn£'sd::ty rUPPF.RS Pl AINS S(hnoi\Oa m Sunda \ C'venlng7 OOpm Mid 'olo ('f'k sPrvlt'f' Wt'll 7 om LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Dalla s Janey Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday Morn ing Wor ship 10 lO a m Su nd ayeve nln ~ Wo rs hl p 7 30 p m Wednesday evenl n~ Prayer Meeting 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA J..ARE:NE R f'\ Glf'nn MrMIII.m pa~1or M tn l<~ nt rf' I a\l'ndf'r Sunda\ ~fhool Supl Sundav ~chool 9 10 1m Mornln J!: worship 10 a m E\angl'lls11rs('+Vkr hpm Pravrr.mdP ral sf' Wrdn f'Stlav 7p m You1h ffi('{111 RJ!: 7 p m :m EDEN UN ITED BRETHRF.N IN C HRl ~T C Lr!:l!{' Gltlll an pa~ 1 or Sun dav ~choo l 10 flO am Mornln.Q" Wor shi p 11 IHl a m Sunda V('\ l'nln f! Sl'rVICf' 7 00 p m Wl'dn r~dav C'\E'n in J:! pra\f't st"t 'o'lrf' 700p m HYSE Ll RUN HOLINESS CHURCH Mlkl'1hompson Nf'v. Ha vt-n WV paslor Sunda\ S{hOOI.t1 9 lOam Mornrng\'.m sh1p 11 10 :ID 1m Su nd LVI \l'n ln ,gs('f\ lu tl i \ll pm l hll 1'ida\ SN'\I t l'<; II i :\0 p m F Rf.F.DOM I.OSPH MI~SJO N tl Ba ld Kn oh foe 11f'll ftl fou ntv Rn. ul 31 Rev 1 <m 1 r nn ( fupspnm mp p.t slnr Rrv Ftogf'r Willford 1sst pll~ l or Prm chln.tt SI'J\i{'('sSund' ' 7 lOpm Pra\t-rm N-IIng WNinl'sd,tv 7 lt1 p m (.,II' (,1 Jffll h h Hhr Ynulh ,C: I OUJl ~ Sund.t v 1H n rn~ .11 1l :«1 p m "1 1h Ro~ rr •nd Vl o\r t Willford II uctPI ~ <nmmu n \o n ~~"''' f( t- fl r~t Sunct 1\ 1,1r h m on th Wtnl E S C H 1\P~J WES t E ) AN t liUR< H - Coolvlll1 Tl:D R1' Phll ltp Rl tl rnou t pL!~Im Sund n St hno19 :«l n m II or sh1p wn. IU' 10 1fl ,1 m Blh ll' S1Ud\ tntl \Ill! ship St t \kr Wf'<.lni'Sd;t v 7 pm Rli1 1 AND CHlJ RC11 CLII~T>. H Rf"\ ROI[t•r Gnu I' Kt.•" Paul MtGulrf' ,\ PPI F. GROVE - Churfh Sc-hool 9 :ll it m Wotshtp 10 00 ,, m rfirs1 and third Sund,ns1 Bible> stud\ 1\C'T\ Sundn' 7p m UM\\ Sf'eOnrl Tu('~dtl\ i 00 p m PrnH•r mN'rln g W('(ln flsdav i p m tGr 1\:1 I BE I tt M-lY - Worship 9 tl m Ghun h Sc hnnl 10 1 m , Blbll' Stud' W1'dnl'sdnv 10 1 m Dorcas Woml'n s F'£> 11 ow~ h lp WNin r~hn 11 a m ( McGu l rt'l C•IRMF L - Church S<hool ~ J() a m \ \ nrshr p 10 4~ o m second and Fourth Sundavs F!'llowshlp dlnnrr wllh Su11on !hlrd Thursday 6 30 p.m I M CGUII'l" ) EAST I ETART-ChurchSchool9a m, Worship 10 u m s('(.'()nd and fourt h Sun d 1\S UMW flrsl Tttesda,y 1 :.1 p m !Grace\ LETt\ RT FALLS - Worship 9 am Ch mr h St:>hool lOam (Grace) m Rlll ANOBIBLEM l-7I'HOl11ST Amos IIIII:-. p.t sl or Sonnv Hudson sup1 ~ u nci+\ S1 hno\ !l 111 1 m Mnrn lng " nr"hlp 10 :Ill 1m Stndi VI'II'nlng srr\1(1' i+lO pm \\ l'dntsdl\ ~'>l'n\rf' i pm WMPO pt l) ~ 'm i l m • •< h Suml '" BU !.\~1\ND ( HL.:RC'H OF T HE NA7.A UF~F fl<, \o"r11Fortl pao.t.1or ~undl\ St hrto \ !J ·" l 1 m Wor ~h lp "'"' \ \c PlO 30 1 m l oun~ proplr s st'l"' 1('c 1 p m F:1 lll J.t 411~11c sf'r\ tcrli Ylpm wrunc"'d' CHURl H OF CHRIST DtvP PI C"n l\rl' mln lslrt Dt ! VI \\I'll !=. Sup I Chuu h School 9 a m Wnr ship Sri\ lrt q 45 p m ( HF.STF R CHURC H OF TilE NAZA RENE Rrv llt'rbrl1 r.r ,tt f' pt~!(lr F 1ank RIH\l' su p1 Sund.lV :-lr hool 9 30 ,, m WoJshlpSII\ Irl ll .t m md 7 p m Su ncln Wt dnr sd 1\ 7 p m Pra\ l'r mNI ~• '"' 1 ~ I AURFL (I IFF FR!'f METHOD!Sl ( II U RC I\ Dt\•\(1 B1•1\ p,1stor Hobrr1 F Burton Dl t<'rlnt or fhrlstl.m Fduf'::tl\on ~ ~~ 'c Eblin r ~sls1 1nT Sund 1\ St hool g l} 1m M o rnl n ~ " orshlp 10 1fl Am Tf'lns In Ar l inn lip m E\t- n ln~Wor:<~ hlp 7 (}(lp rn Wl'dntsdt v 1'\t•nlnJl pr.tVer und Blbl f' ~ tudv 7 OOp m Choir praci lrP Thursdt~v 1p m OEXTF 1l CHURCH OF CHRIST C'l1n l1 •s Rus~ r \1 St m lnlsl!'r Rick M a r omlx'r ~ up! Sunduv School !l 30 a m Wor!:hlp ~f't\IN• 10 30 am Blb\1' stud\' Tul'~d :w 7 30 p m ' HAH I FORD CHURCH OF CHR IST IN CHRISTI AN UNION Hartford W Va ~e\ Da vid McMa n t~ pastor Chu rrh & hool !l :m a m Sunday m()rnln j:! Sf'f \ \cr 11 a m Sunday e>vcnln!i! Sf'n fer 7 :lJ p m Wedn£>Sdnv pro) er m oo i n ~ 7 3ft CHRIST OFf AllER DAY SA I NTS Port land Rac\nf' Road Wllll.tm Roush pa~t or l i nd 1 F\ ons r hurr.h school dlrCf'1 0r Ch uuh srhool 9 :\On m Mm n\ nJlworshtp 10 30 1m Wl'dn £'Stl iv P\l'nln~ pru yPr ~{' I \ \cf'S 7 :\0 p m Bf n il F.: HF M RAPTIST Rr' Earl ~hUI(' I !><lSI Or Worship St'r\ \('(' !t 30 a m Sunda\ School 10 30 a m Bib I(' Study and pr.\\('r ~~ rvlc(' ThurS<Ia\ 7 30 \' m vm FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH lRiarl W Va Rl 1 JamC'S li'w Is pa!:1 or Wo1 ship sel"'\ IC'f'S 9 \l l a m Sunday School II am Evt' n l n~ worship 7 )) p m Tu <'Sdav rotto~w pra\f'r m!'fllnJ<! and Blbh• St ud~ 9 :10 H m Wors hip S('IV!Cf" Wl'dn cs d a~ MORNINGSTAR- Worship, 9 4) a m Ch ur<:h School 10 J() a m . Bible STudy Thurstla\ 7 30 p m ! Rader I RACINE WESLEYAN - Cburch School 10 a m Worslllp 11 a m UMW fourth Mon d,l\ a! 7 :tl p m Mt-n s Praytr BrPakfast Wednt>sday 7 .1 m rGrare~ SUTTON - Church School 9 JO a m Mornln~ Worship 10 45 a m first and lhlrd SUnd ays FE'llowshlp dinner with 'Carm~l third Thursda) 6 30 p m I McGuire I AI CHURCH Kln Jieshu rv Rood Re\ Oa , ld Cm fmu n pa stor Sund a\ School 9 ll 1m Ralph Carl Supt Ev!'nln J~: wors hip 7 00 p m Pr11 \f'r mC'C'llnl2: W('(lncsdav 7:vlp m OUR SA VI OUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Walnut and Henry Sis Ravrns,., ood W Va Th £' R£>v Geor~C> C Weirick pastor Sunday SChoal9 :JJ a m Sunday wors hip 11 am 700 pm LONG BO'ITOM CHRISTIA N Vornon Eld rl d~ c pastor Wolla cr Dam<'wood S S Sup1 Sunda\ School 9 30a m Worship SE-n lei' 10 30 a m BAPTISr CAl VARY BIBLE CHURCH local<!don Pom crov Ptk(l Counly Road~ ncar Flat woods Re-v Blackwood pastor Servl~ on Sunda vat lO :JJam anc17lt pm \\llh Sunda y Sc:hoa19 30a m Bible Study Wed n(!Oday 7 :ll p m St"'• Dl'avrr Pastor M\k(' Swi.Q:er Sundav Sc-hool Supt Sunda) School 9 30 a m MornlnJl ~ ors h lp 10 40 am Sundav (' \ ('nin~ " or..hlp 7 30 pm Wflln~;"Sdi y E'\ mIn~ Btbi C' s tudv 7; 30 p m fAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST Sl Rl 118 Anllquily !Wv Franklin Dickens. pasl or Sunday morn lng 10 a m , Sunday ("VE!'nlnt~: 7 30 p m Thursdav evenIn(( 7 Xl p m llJRL!NGHAM CDMMUNrrY CHUROl STIVERSV!LLE COMMUNITY BAP TIST CHURCH Pastor Robert Byers Burlingham Ru:v l..aud£'rmlh pastor: fto. bt'rt C'ar.an nsststam pw:tCI' Sunday Sdlool JO a m worship 7 p m WfdnP&daY 6 p.m )OOih ml'f'lln.~ WOO 7p.m chuf'l"h5f'I'VI«"! Sundav School tO a m , Worship service 11 a m , Sunday e... enln J servlce,7 30 p m Wedn ~d ay e' min ~ service 7 :rt p.m PINE GROVE HOLI NESS CHURC H l\ milt' off Rt 32$ Rt'V fk>n J Watt s Jl'Stor RO'bfort Sea r iPS S S Supt Sundav School 9 30 a m MornlnR Worship tO ~ a m Sunday even ing strvltP 7 :KI p m WOO CltURCH OF JESUS CJIR !s+ APOS TOLIC - Van Zandt and Ward Rd E lder Jam es Mlller pastor Sunday SchOOl. 10 lJ a m , Wors hJp SPrvlce Sunday 7 )J p m , Blbl< Study Wedn ..day 7 :J> m nosday "'"'~· 1 30 p m SILVER RUN BAP'J'IST B111 Lilli• pastor Stt"Ve Little S S SUpt SUnday Sc.-hoollO am Momln- worslp 11 am Sunday even In~ worship 7 :K) p.m Prayt'r m..lln~ and Blbl•studyThunday, 1 30 p. m Youth mt't"llng Wedn~da y at 7 p.m CALVARY PILGRIM .cHAPEL H~rrl soovUl e Road Rev Dewty King Pastor Cllnlon Faulk Sunday School Supt Sun 1 daySchool930! m mornbtgworshlp n - BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRI ST Sl R1 124andCo Rd ~ M trkSf'evcors mm ls 1£'r Sundrn School Sup! Ha rr v H£'n drtcks Sundav Sc hool 9 10 a m Morn in~ Wor ship \0 W a m E\ r nlng " orshlp 1 p m Wf'dm sd11v " orshlp 7 p 'll ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH C'ornt-r mt-rov pas1or Sf'rVICf' !=i'o'cu mor( and SC'cond S!s Po ThE' flf'v William Mldd\N'\\;ut Sundav St hoot \J 45 am Chu r<h 11 ,t m SACRED HE ART CHURC H M,g, Anl honv Gtnnn:.mort" Ph 992 ~9R Satur da\ Evf:'nln £ M<.~ss 7 30 p m S u nd<~v Mass R •' m and 10.1 m Co nfC'Sslons om ha lf hour lx>IO!r t-arh M.tss tll SSI'S 11 am Sundav VICTORY BAPTI ST !'12~ N 2nd St Mlddlrporl J u mr~ E K('Ni£'1' pas1o1 Sunday mor n in~ worship lO a m E\1 n ln.rz- snvlct" 7 p m W f'dnrsdt~ v I'W nlng wors hip 7 p m Vl slt <J t lon Th ursd l\ li 30 p m M ORS CHAPEl CHURCH Ch.t rlf's Norris pa stor Sund av School ](I am wor!iihlp Si"'r\ lr€' 11 1 m Sumt 1v m ~hl worshtp sprvi(P 7 30 p m Mld" 11k prnv£'r sf'rvlrf' W Ni n t-~da' 7 p m ceo WESLEYAN BIBI E HOL INESS CHURCH of M tddll'pot1 Inc 75 Pf'ariSI Rl'\ h an Mvl'rs p 1s1or Ro~ r r Man lrv Sr Sunda\ S( hool Rup1 Sunrl a\o St hoof 9 30 a m Mornl nf! Wor!:hlp 10 ?.0 .1m Evrnln,e: Worship 7 lO p m Wl'dn r~da \ ('\'(lnf n ~ Blb1C' ~ tudv pr IVf'r ami prat sc srrv t c~ 7 Kl p m LIVI NG WORD CHESTER CHURC'H OF GOO - Gtlbf'rl SpPnft-r pas lor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m Mornt n,g sC'r>11CI' 10 00 a m Sunday £'V('f1 I n ~ scr vl1 f' 7 00 p m Mid wF?ek pra vf'r Sl'rvlc<' Wrdn£'sdav 7pm MT OLIVE COMM UNITY CHURCH Lawrl'nC(' Bu" h P· • ~lor Max. Folmt-r Sr Sup1 SundaY School and Morning Worshrp 9 30a m Su ndaY ('\f' n\n ~~rrvlcl' 7p m Yout h ml\e-il n~ and Blblf' Study Wedn rs dav 7pm or Grdrr Flap! ,sl Clllll r h 111 Hendcl'oo and " \\o t ld \\ at II Nu\1 Pttl lbe~u C'J S UN ITED FAITH CHURCH Rl i on Po m erovBv P a~s Rf'v Da,tdWisf?'man Sr pa stor Melvin Drakt- S S Supt Sund ay Sc hool9 JO am M orning Worship 10 30 EV('nf ng Worship 7 30 p m W1 dnt sda v Prayrr Sfor\ lei' 7 lO p m FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Hal11o.1d ~~ Mason Sun da y SrhoiJI IO a m Mnrn mg v. or sh p 11 " m Evrn\nJ! sr vier tip m PraV('J mf'f'1 lllg ami Blbl f Slud \ \V('(i nl'sdav 7 p m FOREST RUN BAP J 1ST RC'' Nvlr Bor d£'n pas to1 Cornf'llus Bun(h su p! Si.Jndav School 9 30 1 m ~ con<l uut fouJth Suntla vsl'.urshrpstT \il'f' 112 Ulp ROAD CHURCH OFCHRIST - Josl'ph B Hoskins t-vangl'lis1 Sunda\ Bib!£' Stu dy 9 a m Wor~hlp 10 .1 m Sun da\ 1'\rnmg sNvlrr 6 Jl m Wf'dnrs d.n Pvrnl n,:: sri\ lei' 7 11m PENTECOST!\l ASSEMBr Y Rll clnr R1 124 Wlllt.lm Holla ck pas tor Sunda\ School 10 .1 m Sundav "' l'n ing sf'r vi<('., p m Wrdn£'sdav ('\ r ni ng srrvl<(' 7 p rn CARPENTER BAPTIST D<ln Cht 1dlf' Supt Sundav School 9 30 am Morn ing W01 ship 10 :UI a m Prt~v l r servlcr altf rn a ll Sund J\ s THE CHURCH OF J ESUS CHRIST APOSTOLIC FAITH - Nl'w Lima Rd n('xl to Fort MC' \ ~s Pat k Ru!l and Rob/'11 Richa rds pa st or Srrvlc£ s HI 1 pm on Wl'C.I nPsdavs 1nd Sundavs MIDDLEPORT PEJ>.;i'Elo:,JAJ 1nrru AH' Rl'v C i <~r k Bakl'r p1stor C'111 No1 lln,R"h 1m Sund::J\ Sc hool Sup! Sund" S<hool HI am 1-1ilh d u ~SI " for .ti l a~Ps F.\t'nm gsi'I\1C('S 116p m V.. !'(lnt sdt \ Bl hl t-sludy ,117 3ll p m Vou l h ~f'r.,. kl:'~ rr l dav 11 i 'II p m ECCI F.S IA FEl lOWSHIP 11R Mi ll St MlddlrpOJ t Brothrr Churk Mc-Phrrson p,tslo1 Sundt \ S(hont 10 ' m Su nda ~ ('V P!ltn ,I!"SI' I\f <('~ tl7pm tncJWNin r-sd,J) ~l'n1us 1l'i]Jrn 1 ANTI QUITY BAPT I ~1 Kl'nnNh Smnh pa sTor Sund '' School 9 10 1 m rhurc~ ~rnl<f'i :lflpm \Out h frl\o\.\shlp6 lOp m Blbl' stud\ Thursti JV 7 \0 p m FUlL GOSPE l l i L H1 HOUSP. ~:ul4 ~ Htl1n d Rn~rl Pnmtlm 1 om K(ll v pt ~ 1111 I) 1nn \ 1.. 1m h1 11 S S Sup1 Suml t:V m~ tn+nJ.:~'>I!\111' tllfl r m Sund.t\1'\t n. Inc "~'I' 11 ( 7 «I p m ! Uf'~tl r\ .tnll r hu r ~ rli\Sft \ llP:>.117 ~lpm \\ OHD OF' FA ITH 11\ M1l l St Milici\ .-. lXIII Suntl.n m or ning ~ ~ n I<£ 10 l'i r m j Sun41 IV ('\l'ntn g - 1/1 lh UI"II 1\ mOtnln il Alh\c ot tu<h Jf1 1m V. C'f.l nr" d 1\ f'\t-ni na 7 l(l pm < NE V. HA\ ~ !\ UIUI1CH OF T HF. NN l'..i\RF:NJ. Rl'\ (,\pnflon Stroud prs tnr, Su ndi\ Stht m19 \llt m W m<lhl p ~~l\l lf"\1 HI Ul 1m Vou th"tnltt Su ncl a~ hV1~ m Sund n ('\l'n lng~'>l'rvlc1'7 IKip rn Wcd l llf'"d n P1 IVPJ M('('ltn g •nil B+hh Slut\ ~ T hr('c calls were answc 1ed by lhc Mt' Jgs County EmHgrncv Medica l &rv 1ce Thursday AI 11 17 " m th e Pome1oy unll w0n1 to lhe Sen 101 C1t1 ze ns Cc nl!'f for Maym0 Mannmg who 11as ll'ansponed 10 V0! C1 ans M0m onal Hosp11at A I 1 21 p m th<' Middleport unll wenl 10 Chesh11 " lor Henr v Dav 1s who was l ak0n to I he Ho lze1 M ed1 cal Cenl er and at~ 1'i p m the Pomerov un111r anspo 11 ed Ike Neal to the Holzer M ed i ca l Cent er Hr ts :)Ut \ ivcd ll\ h1~ "'' tlr C.1 iJ ( C'IJOt I-I al l C'ctllon whom hr m,l!Jlf'd 1\ug 21 1 ~7'j Ill 1'\P\\ M c llarlf(! ( ntlo n f.a l hpo l 1~ \\ ho su 1' t\ 0 hml Additional sunrise services .~lated F aste1 ~ u m Is( ~<' r VJC'CS haH' bren announ ced b y th 1Pl' churc hes Th 0 Racmr Vnllrcl Mrl hodtst Church wtll hold 11s ea11\ mornm g St'rVJCe at 7 a m a1the old ferr y landmg pa1 k al ong 1he nver at 7 am Tht• va ndeihoof Baptist Ch u1·c h Rou1 0 li"> ( oolv1 lle, wtll hav0 >crv1ccs at 6 a m "llh r egula! w o1 nmg wot ship at~ 45 and Su nd ay sc hool at 10 4'i Su nrise srrv1c es al l h< S1lvrr Run Baplt sl Churr h w 1ll be h0ld al 7 a m at t he ChUI r h I Patrol cites Albany man A two ve htrle atc1den1 t rsu lt ed m c11a t10n for an \ lb• nv man T hursdav I he Ga l l id M e1gs Post of the Ohio H ghw.n Patrol said Troopet> su 1d lhe acc1d0nt occuned T~•JISda l al 9 p m tn Sc ipio To\\ nsh1p on Oh10 ii92 n0a 1 Oh iO 684 Joan M M ay :'>4 or Rulland, reporl edly h11a It uck park0d on I he r oad as she wa s hea din g sou lh The I rucks ow n ~r I rr Thom as Albany "' as c1 ted for parkmg h1s I r uck on the road Middleport detaiL~ village funds A ll M1ddl 0por1 V1llagr m onies as of March 11 tolaled S.\4R 62Ci 7R M1ddl 0por1 Vi llage Cler k ,Jon B uck repor ts The receipts expend11ures during I he monlh and I he bal ance of eac h fund as of I he end or the month resll"Ciively 1ncl udP g0n0ra l $21 'Jf.O 50 $22 246 10 sl rcel mamt enance $4,92() 45 So 149 :10 ~ ~ AA6l4 rev0nue sharing, no r 0c0ipts no dl sbuJst' menl s $674 ll ft r0 eqUipment $225. $ 1 , 96~ 11 $72 104 ddiCII , fl rr 11 uck. no recr1p ts no dtsbursem enl s $9,(119 72, publt c transporta l Jon $7 212 99 $22 094 01 $25,911 Oil d0h clt ero nomic dev0lopment $1 7119 40. $2.204 .'l6. $10 947 111 sa mt ar y "'"0r esrrow, no rece1pts no disbUJ sements $1118,217 29 fi rt' house lffipl ovement $4 74, no di sbursem ents $41,90819 w,11cr l ank no rcc·e1pt s. no disbursement s. $125 977 58, wafer $~ h~O Ci'i $~ 272 !lh $12 211 68; sa ml ary s0wcr $7 274 91 $R 862 01 $21 269 47 sw imming pool no receip ts $17 51 $69196 rcm ei 01V $1,J474Ci $1 ,25662 $17:1:10 wu l rr m eier I IUSIS $280, $.110, S1 2, 4~o :i6 Hcrelpts for th0 month tota led S:'>4,!Y2o 99" h1le d1sburs0m 0nt s amounlro 10 $7 1880 98 I Sl--, 1 1 F MF.N1 CI-I URC II Sun 1 d;H r i 1Prnnon"ll"'l'\ 1ft ~ tl 1 !1'1 H1111"d11 !'\tOIIl (! 'lr\IC'I'JO tl7 \11 I F1RS1 BAP'I IS I C'Hl Ill H M 1~m y., t V.1 Pasl m Rill Murph\ Sunil +VSt twll l~ 1m Sun(l 1\ f'\lnrng i lll pm Pt \I S mr'<'lin~ md BOlli' s!u<l' w.'{ln t'!o.d 11 1 IM p m f.H' nnnc>\'.r\rnml l RL1l.J\N D F'Rf- E WILl RAP I IS1 S 1f It m St H1 \ P 1ul T 1\'lm p l"lllll Sund 11 SchOOl HI 1 m ~und 11 1 \l'nln~ ~ 1111 p m Wrdn1 -sd1\ f'\f'nl nJZ pr 1\r1 mN'I In g 7 1 pm ~OUl H BE lliF I Nf. \\ TF.S I AM I 1\T CHURCH Slh I I Rldgr nu I ll t S\dr ni ' qfll krr 1•r stm S11 nd• \ Sc. hnol 11 1m '.\m ~hl pS('n Cf' 101 rn Stndav • \l' nln .. , r\ lcr 7 00 p m WNin l'~d" niL!:h 1 B1hl ~ lurhii\Opm 'l hC'lmd Chautauqua 'R7 a spnngrev1val wJIIbehelda t theSI Pau l Uml ed M ethod lsi Church of Tuppers Pl a1ns, Ap11 l 21 24 On Tuesday ( l own Ni gh t Will be obsened v.tlh Jw o c lo"n m tmsl ers leadmg l h0 sserviC·es on Wednesday senior cl l lzrns mghl w 1ll be held w1th the Rev Walter Frost t o preac h and speci al music bv th e VJclory Quartet Th0 Thu 1sday mghl ser v1ce "111 be ml 0rna iJOnal n1 ght w11h I he Rev Sonny Zumga of l hc PhlllpplneCenl tul Conf01ene e1o spea k T he Frid a; sen 1ce" 1ll be Dav1d Olsh1 ne n1ghl w 1t h lh< pastor author and yo ul h leadrt sha r mg a fa11h JOUI ne1 Srt v 1ces w11 begm each 0v0n mg at 7 Hlp m and 111 11 mr lucle spec1al s1ngmg MT MORIAH BAPTIST Fourth 1nd Main Sl Mlddlt-pon Rl'v Gt lbrr1 Ct ;~i.e Jr pa s!or Mr ~ Er vm BaumgaHinr+ Sun da v School ~up! Sun da y Schonl 9 31) a m Worship &or viet" 10 4'l ,J m 7~1pm NF.A~F. EMS units answer three calls ol ll a\Pn \\ \ ,t 11\ r cl,~ughll'l> M1 s Ku11 t P tui,TI Bll'l ' ol Sl onPboto Pa M ~> Rob l(clnd\ 1 Sz 1k sofS tclnf'\ Au~·il ld liu Ma tlhu \\ I ill s ot Gallipoh< o nr so n r h._n h•s l'miP\ \o11o n 11 of Hun11ng1 on 'A \ a 0 111 :; It pd dug h\ (' t Mc~t shd Bumgc.~1 nf 1 of 1\f' \\ H.t\ f' ll on. s1f'pson A! ~p1 nu~P 11 honw 12 g Jc~nd!h i ldJ rn .tn cll\\ o s lip gHJ nd l hildt pn ont b r ot h C'J F.d \\ Ill Cotlon of Pomt PI C'a~a lll nn( s tsl~ 1 li:i nP1 ( dstoof ~~ Al ban s ~ \\ \ " Onr '-iSif' J bt oiiH' I 1\u st Ill a ltd .1 RuthLl iJ H t mr ll on pi'P Ohio weatht>r ' Sottlll ( t•nlr,ll Ollw M oST I\ cloudv tonJghl ll llh ' lo" m I he le"' e1 40< Pail II rloud v Sa lu Jda\ 11 1lh hi ghs In I he' u ppu Ji(J s The pi obu bihl \ of p"e lpl l.t 1100 IS 20 IJU tCnii ii Oigh I ,t nd UCUI ZC'l OSa lu Jd<.i\ Wllld s \\ Ill bf' f t om th(' I lSI ell 111 t o l'i mp h l on Jgltl Oh10 Extt•nd ed .. or••t .t!'<i1 Sundav ihrough Tu<•sd,t! r3 11 W0.ilhel Sun da\ and Mon dtl' WI\ h a f hJOI ('Of ShOW('fS on 'I u0sdav Hi ghs 1111 1b<' 1n lh<' 70s Sunda\ dnd Mondav (;l nd 1<J ng 1ng from b'l to 7'1 I UCSdi.IV 0Vf'llllg h1 low s Will be brl\~ r0 n 'I~ d nd 'l'l No slot'ks today I hCIJ Wi ll b<' no cia ill SIO( k I h(• 1\m~••can Slack I xchungr '' closed tod .ll 111 obst•J\ un cr of Good F1 llld\ pttcc-s 111 tod~l\ s Sen lmf! R o nnt C' Oil\ 1s OJW g1 ;~ ndd ,wg h trJ /.!l.mcl son tht ('f' ht 0 1h 0 1s one ..1nd lhtP(' SISH!s Stw \\tiS pl f'C(I(Ir d rn d<'.tlh h\ hi 1 hu sb,llld John d ~o n Sco tt 1 d'>('S (\ ill . gf's ih dl F hi~).! tnO\Pd th I thf' r ha l gPS .. ,bP d t'>mlssrd br<', tU '>P a ml• mbc~or rile p1os1 ( u1 t( lll l ('am lllrg<illl' U~l d !('sfllll Oil \ r0111dd GOOD APRIL 20 -25 REGISTER FOR EASTER DRAWING DRAWING NOON SATURDAY , APRIL 4 REGISTER FOR GOLDEN BUCKEYE CARD FIRST ... FRIDAY IN MONTH 10 30 -1 30 .... ~ L----------------------------- "SPRINC FLINC" MOVE 'EM OUT 14 VARIETIES OF FLOWERS 7 VARIETIES OF HANGING BASKETS FREE 1 DOZ. TOMATO PLANTS WITH EVERY s10.00 PURCHASE ss.oo A FLAT S$00 HANGING BASKET 47955 CARMEL RD .. RACINE Pul)l\shf'(t "'~'" l fl rrn oon Mon dl v 1hlltUt! h l+h\ 1\ 11 1 Cou1t St Po 111110\ Olrtn h\ l hi'Ohlo \ .111 1\ Pub hshi nj:! Cnmi)lnv M ullln1l'dla Inc Pnm11 n\ Ot1ln ~ ~7fi9 Ph !¥.t2 21~ h Sf' ro nrl <I ~ ~~ pn~t,t~c p tid 1! Pem rt •w OhiO 949-2021 All DAY SATURDAY & SU DAY Mtml"r Un ltt•ll Ptl'!<." \ntf'ln lthm.tl ln l1 nd0 111\ Prf'ssA<.lstWI I1 Iona nd lhl' Ohln Nr" sp.lp f 1 A~~Ot I +lion N t1lon tl Ad~rrtl .. ln u R rJ}tl'<~t-nt 11\\ f' R1 1nh 1m r.;r"~ll~pl'r SfliNo; 7 1:1 fhhd Au•nu(' Nrv. York Nf"v. Vo t k 1111117 IN GALLIPOLIS & POMEROY POS rMA..crrFn Sl nd •c\ ctr PSs 1 hnnJ-'1'"' ro Thl' Dnilv Sf'nl lnrl 11\ Cnut1 S! Pt)mrt O\ Ohlfl .a~)7(i9 SUBSC RIPTION lto\r[l; f'arrl~r or M otor Reub• $~ 4~ $65 ().r S ING LE COP\ PltlCF. nr~JI\ Su h~c1 lbr"n n nl rlr~ lrinl! 111p 1\ I ht f 11 r lrr mt~\ rPrnll In ud y,rn1v <lltf'{'l w Jh, Ddll vSI'n tlnf'\on lt \ lnlllniunth ba si~ C!Pdl1 \1.1\l br~l\tllt trrlrri' ICh \1. 1'! k su h~c rl pt ln n s h\ rn 1fl fY r mfll('c\ In v.hf'rr hnml' 1 rr rlr '\11V \o I<~ ;J\,!tl :ibll' H~ I S Mall NuhMr rlpllon" lmddt M el ~ County \\1 t'ks \\I f'k!'i \\ f'('kS Out~>ldr M f'l~ County Y. f'l'kS J3 26 \\ ('f'k:S OPEN EVENINGS 4.00 TO 9 00 O'DELLS I $1 25 On1 \\rck Month Onl' ""·• r O n .~ :'12 '.\ u •ks l RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE 949·2800 RACINE ( UsJ•S: 145-IUiOt !i2 ' i 3RD A l)h. iiolnn nf Multlmt'dl lt Inc II • i GOLDEN BUCKEYE CARD "Vou Can Tell I'm Rea•y To Sell" LARRY CIRCLE Nn .·~ Pl>lt'~~ onr htothPl ,1 nd hC'l Th e Daily Sentinel Ry gc~\f' ,ooto OFF ON PURCHASE OVER ss.oo STOREWIDE WITH COUPON pd11 ' 1ll~ 2ti 1\cl mJttrd L<~ n a ( ,J bson Athen s. Muyme Mann mg Ra ci ne flt> Jl G11mm Harlne Dis charged - IJt•nc Russell Chw lcs 0 Rlicn Hodn0v Spit <'S and Mdn tn Dars1 \\ tll bC' Func•1 dl SC'I' ICC's 101 1t ,_ w I IIPn bUI g MOIIISIO\\ 11 1enn " hil d10d on A p11 l 4 """ hl'ld al Mot liS lOll n renn I A Smilh H,IC'Jn C 1s a hi o1hr 1 and he ,mi l hts 11 li t' .t ll <' nd ed I he s01' tees M 1s F.Jlf'nbur g IS SU I VI \Pd b\ so ns .1 11d clau g htt ' t s tn ldv. Jo hn an d Pam t~nd Krnnrth .t nd flPIJb11 llltnhu1 g " daughll 'l wei sn n 1n ld\\ C\ nl h r<.~ .tnd no n Co lum bus m ~UCCESS 111 (.._tlha Co unt \ hr \\ .1s ~~ "'o n ol CC'C l l dnd Rich-a i d MrF.:Iddf'n.t ndf e~ th f'J tnf'Wot lf'\ ______________ --~0~0:-~ ~:.'~~'.:.::::.~ f'- Ca lion John Cotl on Cas to <.c~n Calion Rand1 Ha m1110n H 1 c ha1 d H am 11l on c~ nd fl o n LlltCI In I M1 s Jo 1 tC'o nnH 1 1\JJ Jilglon o t P a iJI OI un d IJ s~ • Cot ton n t S17 ~!1 ~14 (~ $nfi~ $1M20 $351U S671iC1 NEWSPAPER INSERT SALE DATE HAS BEEN EXTENDED THRU APRIL 18th. O'DELL LUMBER CO •.. GALLIPOLIS . POMROY MIZWAYl TAVERN Lone Wolf Band Friday & Saturday Night • April 17 & 18 f2.DO Cover Charge Must Be 21 Friday sermonette Time to rejoice Monday, Apn l1 3, was a full JllOOn nigh! II""' l hr fJ ts l full moon since the Spri ng EqUinox March 201h This all moans lh,ll Eas1e1 Is Su nd ay , Apnl19 {.:ach yea • on lh(' Sund dl' following the f1rs1 full moon a fl er \he Spring E quin ox IS I a'lrt Sunda ' Thi s Is I he highest holy day for Chnsll.tns woJicl\1 1dr r em embcnng Chnst's r esurrecllon A hymn says, ·up from the grav e He .trqsr .t nd H e Iiiii Indeed We r ejo1ce at this, go l o sun rise srt '" ,,, ,lnd 10m m happy song with others who shat e God's gi<',JIP'i g1 fl of a lll o mankind power OICI the grave A truth thallhcrr IS life .Jrl'' ' dealh and will be t hrough all etermt y Tod ay IS Good Friday wh0n"we remembe1 " man Jrsu , suffered. was r ej ecl ('<i , condemned and pul lo dea l h ' i\11 lh i' that mankind m1ghl be 'l'ashed m His blood and made cl 0a n 111 the sight of God Th ere Is a life after earthly d0ath It IS a ne1 t'l ending life It ca n be a lire of eternal joy and or a lire of e10rna I pain and tormen t God wa nl s It 10 be a l ife or ete rnal joy ,tnd happiness In Hls presence So He sen I His on I\ son .Jesu s, tn to the world to save us from our sins, Indifference Ignorance, and , br ing us tnlo this heavenly joy He demons II "ted H1s great lovr by sendin g His son Christ Jesu s, so should we no! go to ehUJ'rh lonlghl and Easter morning to show our tpankfuln0ss and 10\r for God's great love for us• Many sit II do not believe and are doomed tone\ er ending pa 1n , sorrow and t orm ent alllhrough eternity Whv• Because th e' are eas ily led astray by Satan's followers who do no1 want 10 b< In that realm of perdition and pain alone. L et u reJoice ant!l b! glad that Christ nol only died for our sins bullose that we m1gh know God loves us Come, celebrate Easter, the emptv l omb the emply cross with your presence In God '• house or wot shq Easter Sunday - Pastor William Mlddleswarlh. Lutheran;; 01 Melp County. VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL QT. 77( ASST. tOll SUGAR 5 ll. lAG 49 ASST. 410U Charmin Tissue liT. llEMI • oz. lmtant CoffH 68"< 98< $299 *Personalized Checks *Universal Moneycard *Visa • MasterCard *Emergency Cash Advance *Credit Card Protection *Travelers Checks, Cashiers Checks, And Money Orders Without Issue Charge DAIRY lANE WHEN YOU ARE 55 YOU DESERVE MORE ... 2°/o MILK OPEN YOURS TODAY! 129 ' qualify •11 you're 56 years of age or older you •s1 00 • " ,' '. '.• '1 •• Mmimum Balance Requ1red ' I Peoples Ban·k ''THE lETTER BANK" Secondsnet r ., ..' ." M1111011, W.Va. Pray~J~I W<!dnesday, 7 :J> p m 't *Unlimite4 Checking *Accidental Death Insurance *Money-Saving Discounts *Interest Paid On Your Balance *Free Bank By Mail 10W30-40 am , Sunday evening service 7 .:M> p m REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - ,,183 N. 2nd Ave Mlddll'!lorl Sunday. .' m Locat£'d on 0 J Whi iC' Ro.Jd of Htghwa v lliO Pat Henson paslm Sundav SchoollO a m C\asSf'S for,•li agp!: Jun10rChut fh l1 am Morning V.ors hlp II am Adu ll Choir practtcr 6 p m Sundav Young PPo pit-s Chl\drt-n s Chu rr h and /\dull Brhl l' Sludv WC'dnf'sda\ a1 7 30 p m HOPE BAPTI ST CH APEL 170 Gran1 St M id dlf'po rl Affll la tt'd wl!h South rrn BapTi st Convention Oa 'o'ld Bn.a n Sr Ml niSif'r Sundav School 10 a m MornlnJ! v. orsht p 11 a m E\C'nlng wors hip i p m Wf"dnesda\ Nl'nlng Blbl£' sludv and ptawr m rrtl ng 7 pm Chat l es F'mle\ Cati on S1 tt h Henderson W \' d d1rd Thu1 s da \ at Um\Pl"\ l lv Hos ptt a l m Col umbus He w as d lora! bus1 npssman .1 ml'm bf> J 1 h r• ceded him tn deat h & n 1rcs w1ll bl? Sund a1, 2 p m Wtllis Fune1al Home Rev Joseph God11 1n officiatin g BUJ 1a l 11 til br m Mound H1ll Ccm r t1 1v Ft 1r nds ma1 call .11 WJ!Il s l' un 0t al Hom o af1rr 4 pm Sa1u1aav Cotton Sr. Co\ { c lrsl t Area deaths Finlt'~ of dnd con l tuel lrl llng \\e1r bu>NI on mrmbr1 '> hlp 1n thC' p(n h , a n ~l (on I 1Jbult ons to I ht' pat tv Drltnsr ld\~\C'I S Mar} Jan l' pm REORGo\ NIZE'D CHURC H OF JES US FIRST , 11 MASO!'>I CHUHCII OF f' HH IS r M1ih 1 St M • ~o n W v,, E u~rnl"' 1 Conj:!rJ ml n1 ~ 1r1 Sum! 1\ Btblr Sludy 10 1m V. o1 ~ hlp 11 1m .1nd i p m WC"dnf'S~n RllrltStud\ \Of' II mus1c 7 p m I IAERTY AS.~E MB! Y OF GOO Dud liln g I tnt- M •~ on W Va J N Th,tckrr Jl:I STOI F\rnln~ srntc" i Ill pm \\ o mrn s Mln i"lt\ ThuT ~<kl\ 9 Ul 3 m W~ln1 ~ d 1\ Pr 1\l'r lnd B1blC' Stud\ 7 15 Ill~ RACIH OF ( HRIST M 11 k Jon/'ll. p 1st or Rill Nt( h ol~on Sun da' St h1111l Supl ~um l1 v Schoo\9 W am Morning\\ 01o.t.hl p and Communion 10 30 ~ CARLETON INTERDENOM NATION SOI ITHEHN r \10\.\ ship 7 Wpm MUGS 11'• l ilt! II I !lUI AAJ \'i\110 1'\ AH:vll Aw Jlo nx11\ -. )~ III'V That started when ! OOI'f. RATIV~' PARISH ~tlnW~I-i1 •l pm I \f n ln g Y.ur~tup 'i lflp •m. Wc•dnr'!';,( l •\ nlj.!hl p1 t\t 1 1111 11t 1 •••d II•IJI• ~""~lullv 7 Ill p m 1 Connected by a sacred fea st ~ ; thll'tlll Suncl/1\ M l lliiL J.! p1 '" r uHhn rnm •n 1ull mtl(>r SUI'Mit\s r l l lr m nt h ( hur1h !'.l:hu I tlhcl Nur'Sf '' 1 ur ptl \ lrk'fl ( r llt ~ tvHu ln 1h Par l~ h H •lllmm'(ll 11 Jv lollo\\ 1!11.! lh 'H 1' lo mMFH0Y(Ifl iK1 1 llf- ( Jrrw,·l llJ \\ ~• In St N1ll P uudtool 1Ji• ~ 11• fllhlt ~ tu-1 ·~1 1 1 m Mm nln.[! \'.U '-hlp Ml ~l•m 'I tul h " nfF 1---::~9,92-5141~--f-----...:...--J They were related 1n a way, K~ t;~;~~;~et m •mmmunkm rml tr lb"!Su!'M it\ ' ' uhrrrnth 992-5432 264 S. '2nd, Middleport J hat turned the t1de of history 1/AZ F L CO MM UN I I Y CI/ UilC II Olf Ht 124 ! mill~ ftom Pl'lrtl andl ong Do! !\ l fl'\0111 1111"' S S Supl Su nd '' Sf h•~ol I ill • rr1 •mornlng""m"tup 111'111, m '" 1llnl.!"'n h t 1 1M.dn Sl The story of two hol1days 212 992 3785 Pomeroy to rn f <bf 1 II u 1 p J~to r Sund JV School Y :lll 1 rrt Su nrl,w mmnlng prr Hhrng: HI \IJ 1 m Su ntl lV t H nlngslrVIU S 7 ~ I'm M l ll DI ~ PO IH FRI EWIII RAPTIST ( II Uft( H (ut ili ! A ~h Jnd Plu m R,tlph ( lm(]\11 p1 sl w Sunrl1 v Sclwol W OO a m Mor nlng Wu1 ship II flO t m Wt'< lnf'sd ty md S ll utci,IV r: VI nln~ s, rvl r fs It 7 :lf+ p "FuMing K11tueltg Fll1d Chlebn " 228 W. fi'Gin St., Pomeroy "Serving Families" Before the Son of God, forlorn, l.lf>hiJII 1 Sr honl Supt ('hurth SI" hord t l"• tm Wl1JshltlSrnll 1(1 ~I '<I nJ ( hoh II IH 1/'i 11 ]'u f"'( ~l\ 7 lll p nl un1~ 1 dilr 'I'IW nof l.oh Hurl POMF HOY Cl ll FUNERAL HOME No matter what your fa 1th may be Puru1 ~ J)(ISI!I' r , and Ruth Ann Rawlings-Coats-Blower (row's Family Restaurmt ~our House of Worship now por trays, K&C JEWELERS I POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 1--------~---lf-..!:B':::...II Middleport OhiO Veterans Memorial Hospital !ram the Courthouse ( ou n 1s nf IJt 11)(' 1, "tlCI onr rou n1 of p PIJU I\ as J 1Psult ol ;_t il 111\f'~tr g.tt1o n 1n tn h 11 m g dAd ra ni Hl !f'II Jng pli.if lt Cr~ Ill tll P .t dmilll " llatton R01 n Mdl ch 21 ]l!.!l Agency, Inc. n0x1 schrdu l 0p h 0 u 11 n~ (om ~1d 1s t hu 1gt d w 1th 1hr f'<' fmanee du ect or of lhe Oh io D<'morraiJc Pari\ D u1tng a hea1 mg on llw caso Thut sda y Judge F 1ank Redu sa 1d he wou ld r ulr on I he m ol i on bef01 e May lL the date of th<' \P if' J dn Acron •••,., • 992-2975 RALL'S 1 Wr~.i!'l Syracuse 204 Candor St. Pomeroy, OH. j:)omeroy RACINE PLANING MILL Mtll Wo1k · Cabinet Makmg GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES John F Fulll Mqr Ph 997 2101 9t1 2311 Pomerov A petit ion fo r disso lutiOn of their m arnage has been fi led m lhe Mei gs Coun1 y Co mmon Pl eas Court b1 Ellzabelh Ann Mcintyre, Coolv ille. and Clarenc0 David M cl nl yr e Pm e G1O\C Road , Racme • The marriage of Rebecca Snowde n and Wilham N Snowden ha s been dJsso llved acco rdmg to a decree h ied In th e roun Oldest Florut 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 45769 614/ 992-2644 Mam Phone UU) 747 7171 · Nal!onw1de Ins. Co We1K~ Countv \ COLU MBUS 1UPl l A Franklin Count y Comm on P l eas JUdgP says he Will 1ule w 11hm about lh t er week' on a mot ton t o di s mi ss Cl lmJna l c harges agamst Pam Com ad former G. Couple files for dissolution FRANCIS FLORIST The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 ,, .~ I I''·' '" " ... 'tlh ! •{I �• • The Sent1nel The Daily Sentinel Business Services PHONE 992-2156 Or Dltt, IHI•IIfl C&tlsihtf D.,l Writt Ill Cou Sl POIM •w Clllio 4S16~ Public Notoce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Marc h31 1987 on the Me1gs County Probate Public Notoce Court Caae No 26469 Jo soph D Sayre Sr 49041 Townsh p Road 1069 Reedsvtlle Oh o 46772 was appo nted Executor of the estate of Ehzabeth A Sayre deceased late of 49041 Townah p Road 1069 Reedov lie Oh o 45772 Robert E Buck Probate Judge Lena K Neuelro•d Clerk t41 3 10 17 3tc Publtc Notoce E Mainlo.IMI POMEROY,O 992 2259 NEW LISTING apartment bu ld nr, n Md dleport Ready to move nto ) bed oom un ts shou d ent lo \- eoo pl us each Owne wants $19 900 00 NEW LISTING - Beaut lui home wth a beaut lu v ew 3 bed oo ns fu I bas e~ ent I ~ baths A qua ty con sto uctooo F on! pooch e place Ca re Cocf des gn Ca ll fo you showng $54 900 00 NfW LISTING - St Rt 325 - 3 to 4 mles I anlage on $R 325 25 Acoes nooe or less c fy wale All m nerals exce pt coa l Th ree sd~ s of p nperty a e fenced $1 320000 NOTICE TO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Soaled b1d1 w II be re ce ved unt I 6 00 P M on Apnl 27 1 987 by the Board of Trustees of Public Afta,. V1llage of Rae ne Oh o at the off ce of the Clerk Trea surer whose address aS xth Street North of Amer can leg1on Build ng n Rae ne Oh10 45771 to upgrade the electncal system(sl n the Aerator Bu ld1ng and Pump House(sl fee ht es 1n the V1l lage of Rae ne Oh o w th bas c operat ng conf gura ton to be mamtamed The b ds w II be opened and read ot 7 00 P M on oa d Apr I 27 1987 at the v liege bUild ng ocated on the corner of Vme and Th1rd Streets The Board ol Trustees of Public Affa rs reserves the nght to reJect any and all b ds and to accept the lo west and best b d Copoeo of opotcifica:timlB may be obta RACINE - Newe1 '"ch horbe on a co e Ia Spoc~ us I v ng room beaut lui I rep ace arge modern k1tchen 3 bedrooms baseme t MUSI SE£1$47 500 00 CLOSE TO TOWN - lh s uder horne needs some re ra r Fealur s 29 acres and I c• ~a s lo the house Clerk Treasurer s stated Board of Trustees of P.ubhc Affa rs The following OniiU otherwH pro. mat1011 COUNTY MEIGS PUBLIC NOTICE w•• recelved- / p<-ed by The Ohoo EIMronmontal Protection AQOI!CY !OEPAI laot Week EffilctiiiO dllloo of final OctiOno and ,.. suanc:a dates of propoeed actiOns are stated Fmal act10n1 ,.., be eppooled on wrrt1ng. willlon 30 d"'fl of the date of th11 notice to The EnvlfOnmerrtW Board of Rev18V11' Am 101 260 E Town St Columbus OH 43216 Noticeofony appealllhall be filed with tho d rector wtih n 3 ....,, Propoood OctiOno Will boc:omo f~ nal unleu a wrm., edJUd catiOn heenng reque.t • submit ted wilhir1 30 d"'fl of the • vidod Ill actions notir;el of pert cular all c:ommurnCitiOnl; lhall be oent to He'!""1J Cieri!. OEPA P 0 Box 1049 Cot umbua Oh 43216 Ph 16141 466 8037 Conouk ORC Chap 3745 and OAC Chopo 3746 47 and 3746 5 for ,.,. qwrements Fmal 1ssuance of renewal of air perm t to operate Sc1p o Recycl ng Sc1p o Energy Assoc at Ad 141 OH d"VO of the date nd-ed Actton Thos Week Entertaonment Wed Fro & Sat N1ght 9 00 P to I 00 AM Med~ollion Band J&N 6 room house m Middleport 3 bedrooms bath lu II basement large lot 2 car garage CONSTRUCTION Will Do Carpentery - Vmyl & Alummum S1dmg - PaontmgDrywall Free Est1mal8s Reliable Guaranteed Work 992 7636 We can repair and ra core radiators and heater cores We can also ac1d bool and rod out rad1ators We also repa1r Gas Tanks PAT HILL FORD 992 2196 Moddleporl Ohoo 1 13 tfc CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES 216 E 2nd 51 Phon a At Reasonable Pnces 1 (6141 992 3326 NEW LISTING - 4 9 ams IR 10 1n oen od~ l ed fa n han e 2 full baths eo gas FA lu nate I ~ ian ly 1 ca pell ~ 5 bed oom s 1 cr k lche1 hsh po n wo k sl op abo ul 38x 78 101 c ami tu ck cpa IP wa e laps As k n~ $1 25 000 EASTERN SCHOOLS - 5 rm older ho r o 2 acoes 2 BRs bath ~as heat at wclll ead p ce ca pellng 0 good co I y roa l $25 OOD RUTLAND - Lke ew 3BR o e floo1 011 r wIf sw 1100 l aiPIIIr I sl ? It baths rlec 88 I cal woo I btl c1 " ~c cf r,cre lo ca p~l ~ dbl ca po a t 1 Ot\ g ya t Re I ce I lo Roger Hysell Garage REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MULBERRY AVE POMEROY, OH PH. 992-9949 lob Barton Owner At 124 Pomeroy Ohto Vacuum Blaltlng of 1tructur1l tteel tanks bu ld1ng1 and m11celleneoua items $25 000 0 leo v ted OUT Of TOWN - Good oad vew I 4 a e J3 Lg yard ga ag 3 o 4 brll romns 2 balhs b rch equipped ktl ca pel or, basement lu nace I eat r elor at o I e ho 1se $41 000 100 ACRES - Ca np s les farm land ho ose o t a e s te~ TP watr1 I o Iage o !he Oh o Rove a d St Rl 124 RACINE - Nce 1 e I oo ofaef bo ne nexf to the school Has 3 BRs wood burn er bl own nsulat o t sto[mwmdows and ~ oo s oo lev ~ lot $24 900 RT 1 BY PASS - Nea Mddlcporl IS th S 3 8R OIIC lfoor home Automal c heat LC wafer carpet ng bath and noce fol $23DOD $12 000 00 - On e floor 7 rm frame balb drtiiM well basement garage an d I 27 aco es Natu ral gas FA furnace PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or N1ght NO SUNDAY CALLS PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 6 17 tfc FREE LANCE 35MM PHOTOGRAPHER VHS HOME RECORDER Jran1fers 35mm & 110 Pos '"' !fuleo to VH! V dto lope •Wedd ngs •Gra duation s •Valuables •Ins Cia m s •Spec al Eve nt s CALL 7 DAYS A WIIK 992 7632 4 8 1 YOUNG'S DENNY CONGO CARPENTER SERVICE WILL HAUL JUST CALl' Addon• and remodel ng - Roofmg and gutter wo k Concrete wo k - P umbing and elect ca 992-3410 wo k (Free Est matesl V C YOUNG Ill 992 6215 or 992 7314 Pomeroy Dhoo 4 15 86 c SANDY'S AUTO SALES Autamatlve lepalr & StrYICe TUNEUPS to TRANSMISSION em 992 r.oJ Apt St Rl 33 Pomeroy OH We'll Sell Yau A Used Car ar Fix Your Old One mo 3272mo LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10 8 ttc J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronrc Organs •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSUlATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes lullt ' I I' '' I< I II ' ' I ' 161 Nor!h St1ond Middloporl Ohio 45160 OS24 GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. lashan lu11d1ng EVERY SAT. NIGHT 36 24& 26 900AMoo400PM Moddleport Oh10 -a: LISA M KOCH, MS 10-1 tin humid f1tn furftiKI heat pumps and Ott <onditlon~ng. 382 I 2ND Sf. Pnco $1089 96 pluo tox I 28 11" 4&871mo THE HAT RACIC (SIIpr Run Arto) HOUH Wltl. ,.,~ EUGENE LONG lDamtoSpm VINYL & ALUMINUM to 12 NOON Worked In home area 20 Ytlrt FrH Estfml!ll CAll COllECT Ph (6141143 5425 J 9-17 2 mo pd POMEROY HOME REPAIR All types Carpentry Plumbmg and Electncal Repa1r 25% Off lor Sen1or Citizens Free Est I<UT OUT FOR FUTURE UIEI KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Call 992 6952 message on machone 1f no answer Leave 4 16JMO Fr. S.tUiolay 10 •.M Othlr t mtS lly dtontl or ............., rolf 992 S)ll foo HAIIDCIAniD COUIITIY nus Wood Cr0<hol Ouilttng Flowort Stwong laalttt lids (0MI'ARI 0111 'IICISI 985-3561 All M1ht I ·I~ I ,. BOGGS •Weahert •DithWIIhtrl •Ranges SALES & SERVICE U S IT 50 EAST GUYSYIW, OHIO 51' • A•tlloriz... John lltort Now llollttMI lush Neg Jarro !qUtpwnl Dtolor G&M TV REPAIR ,,.,., ~7 ....... Bflfllll FLOWERS FOR All OCCASIONS NEW IDEAS J04 m ms Alflr S JO'S LimE lED lAIN St b IU s,..• .,. RE·OPENS MAICH 20 Pottery •nd Gifts Bord Belhl Outsode Yard Oolls Jo1u1 Statues Vtrgln Mary & Angelo for Yardo and Grovu .. .., Ct•t I• ••• Itt ••Fttt ~ 4 742 tl" J 17 1 .... I B&B WOODWORK$ CUSTOM •PLANING •JOINTING •MOLDING VARIOUS PATIERIIS AND WOOD SPECIES 915-4176 or 915 3564 3&532 BAILEY fU) POMEROY HH lllO PHARMACIST Plea..m V.tle¥ Hoapitt Pont Ple11ant W Va Ia n need of a fu~ time ttlff phllfmacist The holpttal h.. a new modern phl!frntcy up to dltl phar mecy f lltUrtl tnd aennc.. PltHint V.Uey Hospital is a ludlng hotpittl in the aret n stMces • fidlitlll Growth opportunhln are e•e.tl.,t far 1 ph•ntac~at ktoldng to the future Call Rlch•d Eddy Olttetor of Phtrmacy at .,.. coda 304 1715 4340 eltt 210 for an .-h .......... Mtke extr1 moMy tell Avon Productt Can urn up to &O'Mi profit Ph 6 1 4 441 215e Mature Chr 11 an man Groun's kaep•ng t.andym•n and lavvn c•aPtl 61444a2750 J m 1 odd JObt paint ng drive way resealing carpenter wo k & roof rept r trees & hedges Blperlenced Call 61 4 379 AH Makes & M.odtls Saw sha pen ng end on truclc electron c 11p1n whea balanc ng Part Time Adn;dnlatrettva As •mnt Mu.t type 10 wpm accurat.ty Good vtrbel•ldtlt • written CDII\munlatlon akill required Good flllng 1111111 r• qund Mu1tb11bfetoworkwtll . - ....,..,. K._lodge of lhortMftd. computers a word procettorl beneflcill Job shar Ina polhkH\ Houn art Bam • :90 pm ewry Thundl'f • Fridt¥ & wery ottltr Wldn .. day leftd rttumt to SEOEMS At 4 loa 144 Grollpollo OH 4513 t bV April 27th Ph 614 4461769 bebv 111 n my home anyt me ax.per anced 304 675 W II 1 2x60 mobile home unlur n shed 2 bedrooms 1970 Oodga i4 ton Ca Ieven ngs only 304 773 6279 1973 Kirkwood 14•70 3 bed ooma po ch outbuilding. satel I ta d sh Located 1 acres on McCumber Road Rutl•nd Dh o Nlocatlng must 1tll call F1nan ctal , .... , . , _ In "'I' .....,. ,..,. ,.,- •tooo4 - ....,. • - "" 114- ,_,_LPN•toort-MLT __ ,rl 304 882 2171 or 882 2823 33 Busoness Opportunoty CeiNe 114-441 407D 2 lNG CO recommends that you do bu1 ness wntl people you know 1nd NOT to send money through tht ma I unt I you have nvanlgated the offermg 10 tcrt flfm 3BA Mobile home wtth 14x16 room add tlon woodbumer gsraga 3 outbu ld ng• separate ot with 28x5a foot foundation & block wark for new homa cistern w•t• 12 miles from Gallipolis on Hannan Trace Ad oft 776 119 000 Call HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS EARN WHILE YOU LEARN If you are economically d uctvan taged betw88n ag" ol18 to 21 vean old would I let to ecaive you GEO contact ttle Em ploymnet Secur tv Job Service Off•ce at 226 lth St Po nt Pteaant W Va orcall304 676 2no Ap 1 15 thru 20 9 00 5 00 PM for more Info mat10n 23 614 255 5120 20 acre: farm Hannan Trtce Aoed Ol1nwood W V1 for more intormlt on ce I 304 773 61 18 or 773 5186 afttf 6 00 34 Commerc 11 budd ngt for ltllt Downtown Pt Pl ...ant Store• off c" A One Rt•l E1t1" Carol Yeager Broker Call 304 Hometown pMaonal ctra H•ve vacancy for adult care Profes slonal tmpklve•• 1n 3 wor~lng sh•ft• Call 814 992 tli859 or 875 6104 . ...,...., •IIIIINtomy home2 ----730to 200 ................... Call I ........ lhi'H ' wt to ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . wilt ....... y_ _ _ _ , . 'co.C:.:.:: - =I~ .... . . . . -.... Coll14-112 7171 41 35 A Utt e Dts~gn mterior d• sign buliness tor people on limited budget Independently Electrolux Sal" and SerVIce 304-a75 1467 Spec 11 Elec trofu1 0 2 IWe&l)l!tf I 3.9 00 tromcltylmitl At 218 Ca 814 440 2460 after 4pm 4 8 / 10 acrn JadtiOfl Co with 32x88 Building electric • city water hook up Own8f' uv• no reasonable oHtr will be refuted Coll614 288 1522 Homes for Sale 50 acre 1•m W II 1111 whole or as five 5 acre lou and 26 acres woodl1nd On Ebeneztf Clrm .. Ad Restr cted squtre footage house• 10 percent down Ownar fmanclng Call 441 New 31R 2 car g•ag .. br de front front porcl1 n ce lot I milu South of 01lllpol • 147 500 Ph 614 446 8038 2 b.ths o••ve Lv d n no room lg 1v ng roam AC 9 V1 % nterett•3000 down & tl~tover payment• Ph ~kchan 5t4 445 " 4273 2 pltcn of land for 12600 Addlton TWP See Gabriella at 1137 884»ffd Ave Ganlolll 247~ For llle by owner 2 story hou111 In Mkldltport overlook ng P•k 30 yr guarntnd vmyl11 sid1ng w w C8fPet 1 VJ bath urdque woodwork 614 992 5128 19 000 2 6 acres an Alo Centerpoint Ad 1m from A o Grinde de• level front woods Call 614 ... a 3BO& tftet 7PM AlhtOI\ butldlng lots mobile hotnft ,.mttted Clyde Bowen f om 11 ta11 prop Ca I 805 98015 for & Acreage Lot 4 5 acr• mOJe-1"1 6 miles l ~ lolc 3BR Lots 33 acres 3 miln welt of HMC ne• route 38 Cal 1514 •48 8221 after 6 owned 304 676 6636 Reo! f ........... -..,..., .,,t.a..... 11 , .,a t.M•• lf ..... "C'Ia•a Houses for Rent For rent new 1 bedroom tloul8 furnished witt! water and furni ture 8226 00 month Referen ces & Deposit Pt. 614 46 1769 Unfu n shed 4 room house n Galllpols Gas haet Ph au 446 0974 New house for rent o sale n Crown City 16 m utes from Huntrngton 25 minutea ftom Gall pol 1 new loca school Call J• 304 571 2335 . R1:n!.ols ' 41 3 8R rtcrtat. . roam kltehen dinint room larga ftont tnd baQ PQfCh 1.1110 wooden build lng yard witt. chain link fance Aull~ Hills lyracuaa Otllo a1• 849 2110 blltw••n 9 4p m e14 992 Nllaft.r4 00 ,. 44 Apartment for Rent Newly deco ated 2 bdr fur nlshtd apt In Ga I po • Adults only Ref and dep equ red 8200 per month plus utI t es Call 446 4273 For rent bed oom w th pnvate bath female• only Ph 614 448 2041 514 266 6009 Upper 1 bed oom part 1 ¥ tu n shed carpeted thru out Downtown loclt on for appomt menttoa"call614 446 8160 4 room• bath all new pa nt n ce tnd cletn Oepos t and reference required 1 o 2 ctlildren 814 Privata entrence & pr vata psrk ng 1 bedroom utilities paid Good locadon Ph a14 446 992 3090 7715 7701 Myrtle Beach Condo Rental 2 bedrooms 2 batl'll sleeps I Fu nlthed comp ate w th inena Tenn 1 courts ndoor outdoor pools sauna steam room res taursnt Few steps from the ocean No pets Excellent rates Phona814 423 8B17 3 bed ooms 2 full battlt arge v ng room d n ng room and kitchen Al10 laundrv oom 2 car garge oentral 1 r Eastern School dlatr ct References required CaH 814 247 •946 42 Grac out I v ng 1 and 2 bed room apartmtn11 at V llaga Manor and Rivers•de Apart ment• n M ddleport F om 1215 nclud ng utll t es Ca I 6t4 992 7787 EOH Apartmenu and houut tor rant Call 81 4 992 2403 APARTMENTS mob le tlomea tlouses Pt PleesantandOalltpo Is 814 446 8221 New apt next to Kentucky Fr ed Ctl cken 125D 00 Store space Main St Pt P t Call61. 446 3131 1000to500Mon thru Sot Mobote Homes for Rent 14x85 2 BR trader 8m rrom town on 218 Large private ot w•ttllnduatrlal type plev IJround equ•pmtttt 1200mo Ph 614 45 Furnoshed Rooms Rooms {o tlfit day weak month Gall 1 Hotel Call 614 446 9715 Renta•low818120 month 256 1393 2 Bedroom near Hulzer ch ld rtn accepted Ptl 614 44a 7032 2BR rafaranc• & depoth re- qulrod Ph 614 367 7220 12d0 28R turn thid Plants Subdlvialon 11 86mo •1 00 O.poslt 1 ctlld outllda pets Co11614 446 4564 oft"l 6pm 2 bedroom trailer In country 1200 per month Gaa and water Inc udad 814 742 2170 Mobele home for rent nasr Chtshlf8 3 bedrooms Ctl 614 387 7148 Houses for Rent n., Un-hOuH 31R Rod YlllogO • 0271 "" 44S 441 . .ftot 7PM 46 Space for Rent OH ce Spaca lor Rent Excel ent for Attorn.,• Accountanl etc Close to Court Hoult Call W 1tm1n Re1l Estate Agency 614 446 3644 COUNTRY MOBILE HomePtrk. Route 33 North of Pomeroy Rental trslen Call a14 892 7479 Space for small tra ers AI ttook ups Cab a Also •tf c ency rooms e r and cable Maton W Ve Coli 304 n3 6681 Spaaoua Mobile Home Iota for rent large ecreation and plcn c aree f 11 ot g ve IWIY 30• 876 3073 1ftar 6 00 PM 2 bedroom fu mshed clean 1 ctlld no ,.as 1150 pe month New Hnen W Va Call 304 Mo:rchan rlt oe 812 2485 Furn thed 3 bedroom wuher and dryer N:Q pets Call 614 2 blldroomt total electric • r cond lA. mila out Stnd Hll Road Ptlona 304 875 3B34 Mob le home tor rent 2 btd roams depot t requited you pay ut It" phona 304 875 2536 Mob le home 2 bedrooms all electric Galilpolll F1rrv 1150 00 ptua utllllln small depo1lt 304 675 4088 2 bedroom unfurnished 58 Burdena A.ddn Newly redacorated e150 month plus util t" 304 273 5856 Only N- 'ou1 nqulnas 44 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St Galllpolll lt.w &. used wood coa IICI'Ift 8 pc wood LA tultl 1389 bunk bed• •188 rtcHnars new & used bedroom auitas wrlng1r washer• & 1ha• Ntw livinG oam su tn 1198 1699 11mp1 Call a14 441 31&i Countv Appliance Inc Qood uHd IPPI 1nc• and lV stts Open BAM to &PM Mon thru Sot 8t4 448 t&99 627 lrd Avt Galllpoll1 0 H Valley Furnltura nnw a used Larg• sectton of qualttv tuml ture 1218 E11tarn Ave GaiUpols Apartment for Rent GOOD USEO APPLIANCES W•hert drytrt refrlgtretors. ranges llil1ggs Appll1ncea 1 Bedroom blliC rent t171 00 UpPer Rhter Ad ~a Stone plus attetne Also required a Crett Matt:l 114-... a 7318 0200 .00 MCUrity d-oll CON LAYNE S FURNITURE TACT Jackton Estatn Dept Ph •48 3917 Equal Hou11ng Opportunity 7 rooms bM:h ~ hOUM n Cheltef Oh10 llrice rectuc.c~ from U7 000 to U6 000 023t Purebred Pin Bull Puppies Ph U18d & Rabu It Trensm s11ons Groom and Supply Shop Pet Grooming All breeds All atylu Julia Webb Ph 614 448 -114-3171 I room beth utiMty 1 • 81 e c.tral heel A C storm win ~ "' dows and doors 114 112 1204 • "'* 3pm Hamster Itt up 1ncludn tank top watlf bottle 1 lb food & free hamst8f 88 00 Call 614 stared Great Dana female black wltfl wh te bltl:e 2 12 vears otd Pay for vet bill 1100 C. II , , . 448 1364 • 79 AKC Reglstared Brittany Spaniel Pupp ea Call after &pm 114 ' P111tic c stem ateta approved plut c aaptlc tanka plut c culverts metal cul\len1 RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jack son Oh 614 286 6930 Golden Attntvt Puppl• AKC Registered very heahhv excal lent bloodlines Go ng fut Ph 2 hydraul c c:tla ra excellent cond t on 140 00 ..ch 1 ~elon halrdryert60 00Cal614 448 Eutar Bunnltl A agn and sizes priCftd from 13 DO guar anted healthy Ph 814 ·2415 8621 9174 6t4 286 6t10 Freezer 31 1 cu ft upngtlt excellent cond t10n $300 Pt. Serv 1ces JIM S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SA 36 W Golllpollo OhiO c. 614 446 9777 ·~· &14 441 3582 Up ff'ont trac tors w ttl war anty OYef 40 u1ad tracton 1000 too • 62 Wanted to Buy 614 446 3934 For Sale 1982 T 1000 4 Spa&d 11800 1982 Chevana 4 spaed UBOO P e oofe t300 30pt Dehum d fer 1160 Cell 614 7 x18 Flatbed Dual AxleTrall•r tBOO Ph 441 8a37 after 8 00 Wtlirlpool no frost refriglfator Ike new Ph a144468217 after 6PM 57 Musocal Instruments Good used woman• red Cam• rano Accordlan •150 firm Ph 614 446 2752 Assume 1m1ll monthly payment on moder 1tvle p tno Ike new condlt on Can be 1een locally Pleate call1 BOO 623 2890 59 For Sale or Trade li\ ton pick up witt! wooden bed n400 Camper top 126 8oth 196B City A um num Dump good atlape 12 gauga shotgun 1 Tralll!ll 30ft 1974 DodgeD fiOO made n Braail)and41 0 shotgun D esel log Truck G Model Pre ntlce Knuckleboom Loader with Coli 614 S92 e6Bt cab & power unit Diesel Tony 1 Gun A•palrs hot reblue Mounted on Tandom Ford , 6ft 24ft Stircraft ng Open 8 00 AM to 1 00 PM Pup Trallo Campet' aleeps t1i fu ly equlplld Coli 304 67& 4631 FFC Saw Buck Montgomery Surplus dtnlm rental army Ward wood spl tter like new Carhart clothing Sam "sam• Troy Buill Tillar 1977 0 100 Dodge Truck ao 000 1e1ual rvllle 1 East R aven~wood Fr Sat Sun 12 00 t I 8 00 PM miles runs goad Call 814 388 9031 Evanlngt 304 273 5655 noo oo I .'1111 304 176 4475 net! 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Rhodandron Spruce Yew1 ltc All plintJ guaranteed Weah ngton Nui'Mi'V 11 mlnutft North of Point Plaaum tum at Wnt Columbia follow •Ions 30" New never asumblad round concrete picnic table with 3 bench" 304 451 1817 Light flnlth solid mapltdropleaf teble pod• 4 upholstsrad chtirl ctllnt cabinet 304 876 3325 Surplus Army Camouflauga Denim rental clothing (Wild Turkey Sauon Starts April 27th) Samlomervill• sJunctlon lnd• pendsnca Road Old Route 21 E.ilt RIYtntwood Frl l.t Sun 12 00 I 00 PM 56 Butldlng Supplte1 CROSS. SONS 814 286 !451 Maney Ferguson New Ho lind Bush Mog Sal .. • 8ervlcl Over •o ul8d tractors to c:tlooHf om & complata IN18 of new & uMd equipment ltrg"t salecr.ion in S E Ohio UtNHy Bldg Spl 30 x40 •9 1 tlilll Overheld door Service Door 15333 Erected Iron Horta Bldgl 814 332 9745 1953 Ala• Chamb•• Tractof Low• a Plows 11000 3hp Brustlcuttar for 175 1976 Gravely naed1 rtpalred 1200 AMF Hp rid ng mower 1125 Ph 814 387 7813 ••e~o Ph Want to l1111e tobacco Maton or Putnam County ctll Andy Sigler Morgan s Woodland Farm 304 676 1281 evan~ngs Wanted to buy gra!'lde log• dal verad to ~awmlll Paul Mercer Sawmill Mc:Arthur Ohlo466St 614 596 5933 63 Duree Boars Bred just like the boars we te1ted •• ttle Ohio Tfttatlon thst gained ovar 2 I lbs per dty Rov=r Bentley Sab n1 OH 513 1584 2388 Raglstered Ame lean Sad dlebred Hone• lor sale 3 mares 1 ~elding good blood linn Ctll 014 446 88•0 •fter lpm caii25G 6411 Horned Hereford Buill a. 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Plna Oelllpolls Ohio Phone 814 441 3888 or 114 ' I ' 445 4477 1978 HD 75th Ann wrury flH complete rebuilt &•8 2 thro1t lights oil cooler and a11 trll Exc ellent condition 14 !SOD Ph Custom garden )llling profea 1 onal equipment profH-'onM lfiiUitt Ph a14 367 06a7 ~ Excavating et 4 44e 3083 197B Hondt XL 3&0 Strut & Trs I Bl~e Excltllttnt condit on uldam used Ph 814 245 84 Electrocal & Refrlgeratoon nee Ukentw1984Honde60 1325 19181 Harley Davidson Supe 245 1121 Rea dent 11 or commerCII wir lng New se v ca o ep.al•• llcanted alectr c t n En l m~ f e1 Rldenou Electr cal 30,. e75 1786 ;I ~ il General Haultn~ 86 glldo Col 6t4 742 2675 Concrete block• ell I Ml yard or dMMry Muon ltnd GtlllpoUt Bktcll Co 123~ Ptne It 1882 Honda Cl710 Custom Naw tlr" new baltery plus utrat Cal 814 848 2734 Gilllloolll Ohio Coli 114 441 2713. For Mit 1984 t1onda Ascot 1700 m Its like new Ca 514 S92 2772 Honda XA 2&0 gaod cand cal 304 e75 3683 or 57! 5929 1flar 5 00 PM Oil ard Wete Ser~ l ce Poole Clste ns Weill Del ve v Any time c, 814 448 No, Sundl)' calla 1•o• A & A WI at Se vic e Hornl' c sterna well• poo 1 tilhtd Formlt'rlv Jamal Boys W1ter Same rat es Ca I 304 a?& 1370 ' Motorcycle 18715 Hond1 780 exc cttnd 304 6715 15909 14 Vam1h1 3 whHier • ze 1321 00 304-812 3336 eo Boats end Motoro for Sate 19858aJ•1801slandt~ 18foot lnbo•d-outboard 185 horsep. owtr power ltatrlng amlnl•• •••• prap full twlm platform custom tNH8f' morning cover AM FM cnutt. . 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Inc* ••• 1 l 1874 Honda 780 good co ndl ton with m•nv 11trat 1560 Ph .,.=~I'll. ..- ·-u.-.,..,. 1;. town ~ SWEEPER and sawing m1chlna epa r parts 1nd tupr,HII Pick up and del very DIY s Vacuum Cleaner one half mil• 4P Georg" Creek Ad C•ll &14 f975 Col614 446 9407 Ph 614 445 7t09 Building M•terlala \ ltock brick MWer plpn wlrtdows I ntela ttc Claude Win tet'l Rio Grande 0 Cal 114 Unco ndet onal I fet me Gulfaf1 tee l o cal refMenctl turn shed F aa 811 mates Call col act 1 614 237 0488 d-v or nl9ht R o g e t 1 B a 1 e m e n t(lll Waterproofing ... 1911 Honda r:,1fle• 200 CC Won on raffle tlcktt 11 tctual m 1ft t1586 retail Asking 1221 Ph 614 256 1~il7 1r~ll s purl~ltoll BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 367 0634 1978 Fo d F 260 4•4 oood condition chrome whHil good condition 13500 Pt. 614 388 .,.---::-----::-""-::-:-- ·I 3200 oho 1300 Coli 514 286 6!22 Improvements Top loeded low m lu 1977 ChevyC 10 & cyl brown .. tan 11 200 c.n 614 446 3yr old Reg attrd Sorrttl Quar ter Horae mt 1 gelding 1400 Reglstartd Sorrell Mtr•bred to grandson of Sonny Oaa Bar • =:-.....:..,..,.-:--- - -..-1, 81 Home r 19Bii Camero 17 SOO 00 304 Lovestock 614 2ae 3000 Ford Tractor wtth 309 2 row Ford Corn Pltrttlr plowl dl•e •4150 8522 298! 66 Matsev Ferguton Tractor 88hp with plowt tran1port disc 4 row pltnter Ford mowing mactl ne International ralke New Holland e.,., 1522 Now buying thell corn or etr corn Cal for atilt quotes River City F1rm Supply a14 441 Su ppl11:s llo LtVI!S IIJd 2& One Shop Sm ttl new compltta with Craftmans packege e1 800 00 firm C1ll 304 882 85 Tr•n• Am one owner 78 37S 2228 Trade for 26hp outboard moto elect start Ona nikon F Pho tomlc Camera w1th F 1 2 tans One Auto 200M Teleptloto 90 to 230MM one doubler one electronic flutl Ph a14 4461759 1980 Datsun 310 Goud condl tlon •800 Cell 6t4 693 7390 evenno• 76 w- :\ Callahan 1 Used T re Stlop Over 1 000 tirM alns12 13 14 1 5 16 16 5 8 mIn out Rt 218 Calll14 266 8261 only 304 671 1St7 ctHktr'" or ,... >t Motors Homes & Campers 24& 66S7 N..., apartm.,t cOftiPI-'ely turn Pttf • Dep. 1 or 2 adults Coli t 4 <141 0331 __ .. - _.. _..... ·-·--· MWtw 283 Chevv engme Good One C4 Fo d transrn asion and ona 360 GM transmlu on Call 614 992 2866 446 13&4 114.._,111t t e R - - ,.,,_, ...,litH All Internally n•Ptcted a gua anteed lnsta at10n and pick up ava lable Call 614 448 0966 614 388 9338 4S21 ,.,. 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AC onr1 no Auto Parts &Accessoroes BUDGETTransmiulona Used !I Rebuilt All types torque convar: ters & t enlfer ceaaa Eng nej overhaul k 11 Allton T ansme-, _ _ a on Part• & eve Jo nts Gus ranteed w II del ve cash & c•rv o install Cal 61oil 379 2220 or 1 304 676 67158 Furn atlad a unfurnlshfid apt1 • 1 50 00 and up reterii'ICH Ph 304 675 7738 or 304 875 6104 A 1 A..l Estate 11ng1o ~- utility room on At 35 3ml. fnlrn HMC Wltlt option to buy Ph 6 14 441 v.._ II IOOmo p l u s Dot-h "" 311 1124 76 Oragonwynd Ctttary Kenntl CFA Himalayan Pers an and Slam- lltttens AKC Chow pupplft New Chow puppln 3 Ifill Nwll•oom -..llltchlft 7'1ao KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright Mosc Merchandose 812 2572 51 Pets for Sale Sears above ground swlmm ng pool 18ft with all •ccnsorles Furn ahld room 8140 Ut•lt as pe d Share blth Single mala 919 Second Gallipolis Call 4oila 441a efter 7pm 94S 22&3 614 949 2927 31 Busmess Buoldtngs Professional Servoces . . . . .. femiM bleoli I ll .... . . . , .. old"' 114 411 9'12 -~-·? 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MIVtag washet" needs t met 1976 12xao mob le tlome for ule 82200 Cell 61 4 992 1974 Gran~JIIIa 14~e70 3 bed room 1 bath allelectr c Mu11 be ma~Jed t6800 080 Call 1534 MOitlnt ,... .. 445 1445 2 bedroom furn shad AC 1 ch lei no pet1 Naw Haven 7479 "•-=r~ced from I 1 6 000 to t14 000 Phone 1 304 773 -...... __ Must sell Genera Electt c M cro wave Ovef' exce lent cond few monttla old 11 50 00 Ph I 14 614 192 3348 1973 Freedom 14x70 3 bad ooms stove refr {ltretor cur tans S7500 Call 614 992 2415 Experienced body m.,-. nNdtd to build salvtged c•• or truckt Mutt h..,.tOOII • ba lblt to do structure work Ctll 814 3B8 A111111:1 Ill. t: 1111'111' 114 441011tS Q Help Wanted 1316tfe 949-3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home 3 17 2 ... pd 1982 Manikin on beautiful iverfrontlotlnMiddleport Total electric. AC two large bed rooms and many extras Call NOTICE THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH hr11 E••lpMtlf Ptrte & Servlee 49135 St It 124 ladnt, Ohio 45771 24 HI SIIYICE Coli 6t4 446 0390 Wanted to Do !Itt! PARTS and SERVICE Complete Romodolln9 Roofing ol all Tvl'<'• Comploto Guttor Worlc 3 20 87 4 1 1 mo v 11.1 s 304 522 0304 992-6611 992 2526 conditioning for mobile SUPERIOR SIDING CO. & SUPPLY Micldleport Oh RUSS MOORE 1966 Skyl ne 47x1 0 lli2400 l •ttp i llyPII 'fli Te4f'flslon Advert s•ng Need tligh .,..crY pertan for the O.lllpalls ar... 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Main, Pomeroy, Ohio PH. 992-3307 poood action Any peroon mev ,10bmit commentt and/ Of requelt a meet ng regarding any non f nal acttOn within 30 CALL IHgle Good wtth kick 114 EMPIRE FURNITURE ....,.. / willldrowo the pro 11 Gtveaway Gwti'WIY Young male dog part '--------.;..--:----...;....;.;;;,;.;;;;,:;;;....&I auance date or the D1rector re- at ulld above does n01 tnclude rBCelpt of a verified complaint It ttgn ficant pubiH: ntereet ex Its a public mem: ng miV be hetd As to any ac t10n 111clud.ng r8C81pt of veri tied complaints any person may obta n notiCe of further actiOns and additional nfor 4 4 Ill mo pd Business Services lr Henry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Dollie Turner 992 5692 Office 992 2259 Publtc Notoce Notoce Jane G Beegle P 0 Box 375 Rae ne Oh o 45771 (31 27 141 3 10 17 4tc $19, 0000 SYRACUSE - N ce ra och w colon a po ch farge ov ng roo n wth I replace 3 bedroo ms t ~ ca1 ga1age patio an cen raf a r La ge fol $ 39 900 00 Fnday April 17 1987 Ohio 0~ 514 251 1470 E,e, au 4oill 3438 Open daly 9 to 4 30 Sot 9 30 oo 1 30 Old • naw Uphoate ed Mowrey 1 t county 22 veart in furniture uptlollttrlng 304 675 4184 to' 11 11tlmat ~ 1 I I �• 10-The Daily Sentinel Friday. April 17.1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ·. Sunday DECLARES 50 cents· Middleport -Pomeroy egg hunt set 2 p.m. today HIGH .PRICE DEAlERS! $6,888.00 Your Price 1987 OLDS DELTA 88 CAVALIER ·cavalltr CS 2-dr. Coope 4-Door, Auto. Trans., A.C. Retail $10,112.00 '87 CAVALIER RS COUPE Retail $16,336,00 Retail S10,621.oo $13,747 Yeur Price Y~ur Pnce S8i49s.oo $8 39500 1 r-J:.---.:COIJPON ~--···-t I . I JIM COBB For Bend Area Residents: I I . IS Gallons of ~REE GAS or a I 1 Ferry Ticket if you drive to 1 IJim Cobb. We'll buy your gas 1 1or ferry ticket with this I Chev .•Oids•Cadillac lOCATED AlONG THE RIVER IN-POMEROY Hours: Monday-Wednesday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m., Tuesday-Thursday 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Saturday 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.; CLOSED EASTER! 1coupon! . Ill ••• Get your Key Number hy Purchasing One Of The Following Procter & 8a~nble Products: . •Pampetl •Tide •Cha1111in •Bounfg •Follflt •Ctm ~ ~ JIM COBB By DAVID BUTTS WASHINGTON (UP!> American electronics industry leaders are prai sing Presiden t R<w:an 's trade sanctions as a necessa ry art ion, but their Japa· ncsc counterparts say the deri· sian .~defies logic ." Reaga n imposed $.10tlmillion i,n ·tariffs Friday to punish the .Japanese for allegedly failing to abide by an agr eement on compu ter chip trade. The sanctions. the first puni · live taril!s since Wor ld War II. will add a JOOpNcent tax to a host of .Japanese products - lnclud· ing certain small co mput ers. CNiain power tools and rotor telev ision sets with !8-. 19-and 20-lnrh screens. The .J apanese government said In an embassy statement It is " deeply disappointed" by the action, but stopped short of say ing any retaliatory trade sanctions will be tak en. "This was th e shot across the bow," sa id Ralph Thom so n. a spokesma n for th e American Electronics Associatio n, which represents rlectro nirs produc· crs. "We arc now getting move· men t from the Japanese govern· ment, some a.ss urance they are going to buy some of our product s." But Thomson said an escala l· lng exchange of trade sa nctions "could bring bot h houses down ." " What I'm afraid of Is how close we ca n go without going over the edge," he sa id . " lf they move to retaliatory action. I think the Congress will go bonkers." " History teaches us tha t retail · atory trade restrictions of th is tyfl(' wilt surely ha ve negative repercussio ns on international ,trade and the global economy," said H . William Tanaka. spokes· man for the E lcctro nir Indus· tries Association of Japan, which _opposed th e sa nction s. The tariffs "w ilt neither sol ve these ttradrt problems nor improve the broader U.S.-.lapan trade relatio nship," he said . "The U.S. decision defies log ic br<'ause I he 're t alia lion' Imposes draco nian 'punitive' tariffs on J,apanese produ cts other than se miconductors." said Sholchi IN LOCATED AL01111'111 Hours: Mon. Wed., Fri. 1:30-1:00 p.m., Tw,s., 11lurs., 308 W. MAlt SIREEI ~ ~ 1 & CLOSED ON EASTER SHAYI ~ • • 8:30.5:00 p.m., Satunlay 9:00-4:00 p.m. ~ - ~ ~ • ·~ ir Appeals hy the new Meigs Alumni group have paid off, Boh Hoeflirh disrowrs _.:. B-8 Sunny today, with a high . ' near 75. Fair on Monday. Middleport-Pomeroy-.Gallipolis- Point Pleasant, April 19, 1987 Saba, chairma n of the Elec tronic Industries Association of Ja pan. Reaga'n ·said he avoid ed plac· ing the sa nctions directly on se micondutor s because of tile damage It would do to U.S. companies dependent on Japa · n!'se chips. " The utmost effor ts should be made to avoid the poss ibility to stir up protectionism and nation· alism In both nations wh ich might lead to a trade war between the United States and ... . apan, ab a sat'd . "It is not in their interest to r etaliate," Shei la Sandow, spo· keswoma n for the Semiconduc· tor Industry Associatio n In Cu· pertlno. Calif., said of the tContinued on A -~1 ' ' Senate to study OliO ~. l biennial ·.-~' budget l<~r , Manager Dah• lmun addrestl('d crow d gathered lor the "Eash•r In tht• Park" cclrhrat ion Saturday from tht• park's · KaZ<•IJo as Pch·r Cottontail tos.ed candy lo •·hlldren heloll'. Th<• Easier Cl(~ hunl, which followed shortly lh<•reaf· was J»trl co· sponsored hy G11ilipoll• Elks Lodge No. IOi, lht• Gallipolis Emhlem C!uh and tht• Gallipolis Rt•creatlon Department. (Timt·s-ScnUncJ photo hy G •~o rr Oshorne.) to compete in 'The' Marathon ;s two hours. minutes . But that wa s slill good enough t o qualify for THE marathon. the mara· thon of all mara thon s, now in It s 91s1 year Only runn i ng for the past six years. Haft said the sport givrs him a lot of personal sa tisfaction and enjoyment . Running rrcates a "feeling l ca n't get from 11nything r ise," hr sa id . F:veryonr has something that will bring about that exhilarat ion - for hlrri , It's running. for another It may be building, art. or some ot her act ivi t y. It's the anticipation and the satis fa ct ion afler the run that's makes II a worthwiiP event lor Haft . He first knew thnt " high" ba rk In hl~h sr hool In F:rlr, Pa .. when he pla:yed foo tba II. ThreP years aft er graduati ng from high sc hool, Haf't entered college, but didn't play sports, concen trating on his studies at Ml'l'r yhurst College In Eric. When hr was 26 years old , hr discovered ru hnlng, ut first to tContlnued on i\ -:11 Richard Hult Study: vo-ed provides better-paying jobs CO LUMBUS iUP t t - Gradu ates of Ohio vocational edu ca tion programs earn 21 percent more money than high sc hool gradu · ates without vO<·ational training, according tothcrrsullsofa st ud y released Friday by Ohio University. The study, c'o nducted by OU economist Ismail Chaza lah, also revealed that unemployment is l ower among voeatlonally trained prop te. and that lhe)· trnd to remain In Ohio aftrr graduation. The survey , o~ing slatlstirs ,, 0 COLUMBUS iUP!t · - The; , Ohio Senate will begin Its study of; the $22.1 billion two. yea r ~14te ; budgN this we~k. · hopln11; toflnlsh• up In early .June. · ·;: William ..1 . Shku rtl, dlrccto( ol· th ~ sta te Offlre of Rud~:et a.rid' Manu~em~nt, and .Joanne P~l>- : ac h, Stnl~ IIIX rommission<•r, WIO• outline the Cci<'sl<• udmlnlstru : l ion's 1~AA-89 budget an~ packa ge befal'<• the Si'nate f .. nunc•) Co mmittee Mondu·~; ·~ even in g. • • •· . " We plan to hold hearings o~a]: Jpus t 17 days over six wcrRs: : said Sen. Stan ley .1. Aro~olf. R·Cinclnnatl, c·ommittec rhalrman. "During the hearln~: process, we w ill ~lvr concerned parties an opportunity to m~ke their rases before the !lenate Finance ('ommlttrc. Additional hcur ln ~s art' ~rhe • dulcd for Tuesday mor·ning, when the LcglslatiVI" Fludj!r! Office will present Its own reve nue and \lfci!<Jre eascload estimates, and Tuesday unci Wedesday afternoons . when there wilttx• public t estlm~ ny on the tax portion. The Amf'rlra n TC'II'phon<' & Telegraph Co. IS CXp<'CI Cd IO be joined by other phone co mpanjr.~ and business usc·rs in tryln~' To rllml natr a tax on lntrrstute telephone scrvlm much ofwhjr,ll Involves e lect t·o ni r data transmission. • . Thr House dl•pcndrd on th<' $1()() million item to balance th() tight Sfl('ndlng plan. Ma)orlt.v Republican lcudrrs In thr Senate huvr lndlcat~d th ey wa nt to add more money to cducailon If t hry ran II ml ways io cut elsewhere. The• S<>nat<' rrmulns ln rrrr.1s this wee k. but thr Housr returns TuPsday from Eas tcv v11ratlnn to \'ate on IC'glslntlon grant ing limit ed mrrgcnt·y s••n iC'nre rrduction s when an OVC'rrrowding emergency Is dC'CIHrd In Ohio prisons or rrformator tcs. T he legislation changes thr exlsti n~ mel hod of Jilruntlnl[ t"mcrgl'nry sl'n trnrc reduc ti ons. 'l'hr dctrrml nat ion wou ld ·hi' mutlc• by lhi' Corrrrlionullnsll,tu· lion tnsprr t lnn Committr.•, which lnrlud<•s sta t<• legis lators, lnstrad of by thr Adult Purol!• Authority. . G:~llia County resident ready By LEE 1\NN WELCH Tlme!l-Sentlnel Staff R IO GRANDE - One In 6.000 - that's the rhanrc a Thurman man ha s of winning the Boston Marathon on Monday . Well. not really, according to Richard Haft , who will be running In the marathon. " The top 200. that's my go·al ," he sai d Friday before leavi ng for Roston . Haft qualified for the event by rompict lng thr Col'umbus Mara· than last November under th ree hou rs- just barely, finishing In ' .uv<: "s RUTLAN D - Although the slon In the Meigs County Rutland Fuel Co. flied Mon- Common Pleas Court. day for bankrupt cy. the Pub· According to PUCO official lie Utilities Commis sion of Colleen Mooney's opinion. it is Ohio is monitoring 'the com · reportPd that Rutland Fuel pany to ensure that its 22;, failed to collect from its customers continue to receive customers, showing that 62 gas service. percent of the arcounts were According to reports, court uncollect ible In 1982 and that records show that the rom · the company cou ld have reco· pany, which buys nalural gas vcred the cos t of Ras leaks by · from the Columbia Gas Trans - charging Its customers . mission Co.. has assets total· Owher Julian Neal had inR $90,708 and debts of , testified before the PUCO that $468.462- $.191,8Sl of which is the company's debt to Columowed to Columbia . bia grew because Columbia The utillti!'S commission charged for unused gas lost became involved because co._, through leaks In the syslem. It lumbla Cas Transmission re· Is reported that Neal, of quested tha.t thP Feder 'II · Huntlnglon, W.Va., who has Energy Re!(Uialory Comm ls· owned the company since slon give permission lor Co- 1979, drew a sa lary of'between lumbia to stop providing gas $20,000 and $22,000 a year to Rutland. A suit has been starling In 1981. considering flied against Rutland Fuel by Rutland Fuel to be a part-time the Columbia Gas Transmls-. job. WINS APRIZE/II 0 Along llw Rivl'r ........ B-1-X Busint•-. ............... .. ..... D-1 Com its ... ... .............. lnst•rt Classifi••ds ...... ll·2·:H-5-6· i Deaths .................... .... 1\ -i Editorial ................ ..... A-2 Sports .................. ; ... C+X • PUCO eyes activity by Rutland fuel firm · BtlnR gout k81J in lot valldlflon and atell dlive•... Ere~gone ln ~ ide Churk Stone• believes TV should lw allowed to broadcasi all kinds of viewpoints ,;.... A-2 .Jndusttialists hail imposition of sanctions 1t GREA AMERICAN KEY HUNT 1t 1t I ·-----------------~ COBB ~. I I C-1 tmtsVol. 22 No. 11 0 • ° CASH ~otary Relays .results '. Copvrighted 1987 with· A.C. and Manual Trans. . ' fr om the inter nal Revenue Scr· vier and the U.S. Bureau of the Census, Involved the 198.1 earnlogs, employ ment. and gcogra· phic mobility of 1;,oo;, workers who graduated fr om vocatio nal programs in 1979. and their counterparts with no voca tional training . "Beyond a doubt, th e study shows that vocationJI edu cation Is important to the eco nomy of this state and to employment sta bllll y," Oam·ll L. Park s. dlr('('tOr of voca tional edu<·ation for the Ohio Department of Edu cation. told a pres s• con fcre nc<-. "Voc ational education ha., bern a success story," added William L. Phillis. assistant state supNintrndcnt of publl r (ns trur· l ion . "This will provide uddi· ti ona! tmp~t u s for ,·oc·atiom>l educa ti on." Phillis sai d the stat e furnishes about $225 million a yrar for voca tional Pduratlon , and that the department hoped to fund an additlonat4:>0unttsandpurr·ha sr more equipment. ' He said the House· passed $2~ . I billion stall' CtfJ~1 · u ~n u11u n :-o t·un · tuins "l'arrvover" funding for voca tional r'duratlon In the next two yrar·s. Phillis sa id hP [PI'Is th<' OU 'urvry "w ill help vocational education get Its plccco of th<' <>etlon. " t1u1 th r dPpartmcnt will not a' k thr Scna'w to rai'i!' \'O·rd funding at the rxfl('nsc of haste sw te uss (stanrr for sc hools. Ohaza la sa id his study showed that unemploy ment Is up to Gfi i)('rccnt trss for vora tlonal gra d· uatrs 1han for those in the tCo nt lnu cd on A-:11 Area man gets second chance with new heart By NANCY VOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff COOLVILLE - Little did 4;. y(.ar-old Francis Thompson know In Februarv when he made his wa y to the Middleport office o( Dr. R.R. Pickens that within Just' a few more weeks, he would become Ohio State University Hospitals' llth heart transplant recipient. According to Pickens. Thompson, of Ski Run Road, Coolville. was away from this area working co nstruction when be became ill and was diagnosed In an emergency room with pneumonia. When Thompson finally came to Picj<ens, "he was so weak' ' the doctor said. "he had to almost be carried Into my office." Although Plekens had not examined . Thompson in several years, he was very suspicious of Thomp· son's condition and Immediately had him admllled to Veterans Memorial Hospital 's cardiac Intensive care unit under consulta· tlon with Dr. Michael Furlong. a VMH stall member. At VMH. Thompson was again diagnosed with pneumon ia . "But he had drve ioped the pneumonia because hi s hea rt was worn ou t." explained Pickens. Thompson remained In VMB a few more da ys for stahllzatton , before he and Furlong d~clded he should be transferred to Mount Carmel Hospllalln Columbus. At Mount Carmel, the ex tent or his cardiac problem was found . In fact. said Pickens. hi s prognosis at that time was " ex tremely poor to nil. " When it was deter mined that Thompson's only hOpe for survival was a transplant, he was taken to University Hospitals where the walt for an acceptable heart donor began . The walt ended In the early morning hours of Sunday, March 29 - over a month later - in a 4~ - hour operation headed by Or. Timothy Galbraith. In that r ela· tlvely's hort time s·pan Thompson was given a new heart, and a second chanc(' for a normal life. !Continued on A -3) RECUPERI\TING - Francis 111omp&OII, a Coolville r~ldt•nt Jutd a recent heart transplant recipient, ROC!< lhrouKh a hrk•l workout on aaexercille bike while hill pbyolcllltheraplttl, Valt•rk' Brown, monitors his progresA. Thompt10n recrlved t1 new hearl March 29 during surgery at Ohio Stale Unlwr•lty HO!Iplltlls in Columbus. His physicians say he Is maklnK a ROOd r etoov;•ry . , ,, I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 17, 1987 cotton ellenburg