http://66.213.69.5/files/original/291cb64662b5b9000e3ca6d6a422f58a.pdf 1614c5cdcda04f4d9af5bb26782eaed5 PDF Text Text · Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Thi.I'Sday, AprH 23. ·.,...--Local.Briefs:------. ,·fteside.Dts.awaiting (Continued from Page~-~ Boston,·Utah Meeting date is changed . .,' commissioners asked Roberts If. wpuld be available. ·~ Irma Mae Calhoun officiating. Burial will be In the county trucks could be made Everett Schultz, Olive Tow)h: Today 's meeting of the Ewing Chapter of the Scns of the available for hauling dirt at ship trustee, was a·t the meeting: Irma Mae Calhoun, 62, Rt. 1, Bald Knob Cemetery. ,Friends AmeriCan Revolution has been changed to April 30 with dinner may call at the funeral home Gilmore Cemetery on Forest to dicuss the' possibility of using: Crown City, died Tuesday at her a t 6:30p.m. followed by the meeting at 7:30. The dinner- meeting f.rom 7·9 tonight and from 2-4 and Run Road, where a new road to salt brine as dust control on Olive: residence. · . will be held at the Meigs County Museum . 7 ·9 p.m. Friday . the cemetery Is · belng · built. Township roads . The commts.: She was born Jan . 6, 1925, In Tampa, Fla., · a daughter -of Grace L H08kins ·· Roberts said it was the county stoners explained It would be ut> · He nry and Nina Perryn. Grace L. Hoskins, 74, Raclne highway department's policy to to the trustees to call a publlo: She was preceded In death by died Wednesday at Veteran~ help township trustees whenever meeting to discuss the matter: Memorial Hospital. .. ·ihey could and that the trucks with township res idents. If the. two sons and one brother. Rev ival meetings will be held Friday a nd Satu rday, 7 eac h Mrs. Hoskins was born Nov. 4, major ll y in attendance at th~: Survivors Include her husband even ing, a t Car th age-Troy Communit y Churc h In Coolville. Robert Ca lhoun of Rt. 1, Crow~ 1912, In Athens County, a daugh·. public meeting have no objectloll" Speaker wil l be Rev. Edsel Hart. Special singing w!ll be City; two daughters, Tina and ter or the late William Marlon fea tured. Pastor f3il ly C. Mu rphy invites the public . to brine as dust control, th~ Nina· Calhou n of Rt. 1, Crown and Bessie Archie Frazee. trustees would then have to pas!(. Clty; four sons, Robert Jr., and Surviving are three daughters, (A~ of 10:30 a.m.) a resolution to that effect . OnlY: Jack, both of Rutland, and Robin Mrs. Gene (Sharon) He in Baker,. Provided by . licensed brine haulers may apply. and Kenneth, of Myrtle Beach, Mrs. Howard (ijetty) Wrltesel. Bryce and Mark Smith brine as dust control thecommts;;: Meigs Coun ty Emergency Medical Services reports s ix calls S.C .; seven grandchildren; one both of Racine; Mrs. Otto (Bar· of Blunt, Ellis&: Loewl s toners added. :: Wedn esday : Pomeroy at 8:16 :a. m. to LI-ncoln Hill for Evelyn brother, William Perryn• and . bara) Hopkins, Columbus; four Firm Price Knight to St. .Joseph's Hospital; Middleport at 10:28 a.m. to one sister, Jenny Perryn. · · sons, Ted Frazee, Chauncey; Am Electric Power ........ :.... ... 28 Stonewood Apa rtment s for Mary Gilkey to Veterans Memorial She will be cremated and there Tom Hoskins, Dexter; Larry 'AT&T ....... ....... :.................. 24~ Hospital; Rac ine a t 2:50p.m. to Ml! e.Hill Road for Mark Combs will be no service. · Hoskins, Columbus, and Robert Ashland Oil ........................ 60\1, to Ve terans Memor ial Hospital; Middleport at 6:36 p.m : to Arrangements will be made by Hoskins, Me Henry, Ill., 24 grand· · Bob Evans Farms .... .......... 253,4 Stonewood Apar tment s for Shirley Frazier to Veterans the Willis Funeral Home, children, and 18 great· Charming Shoppes .............. 25% Memoria l Hospital ; Raci ne a t 8: 05p.m. to a brush fire on Hill Ga llipolis. grandchildren. Federal Mogul ...................... .43 Road; Middl epor t a t 8: 1.1 p.m . to Sycamore Street for Keith .Besides her parents, ·she was Goodyear T&R ...... :.... .... .... 60 ~ John Hayes McCarty to Vetera ns Memorial Hospita l. John Hayes, 82, Chester, who preceded In death by her hus· Heck's Inc ................ .-.......... 4¥. died Wednesday at his home, Is band, Robert E. Hoskins In 1977 Limited Inc..... ..... ....... ....... 42¥. also survived by three great· and a son, William D. Hoskins. Multimedia Inc......................54 grandchildren besides survivors Eight brothers, Clifford, Delbert, Rax Restaurants ................ :. 53,4 na med ear lier. Services will be John, Floyd, James, Donald, Robbins & Myers ................... 12 & The So uthern Loca l & hool Dis trict Board of Education will Mark and William Frazee, and.a Shoney's Inc ................. ,.. ... 29\-4 at 1 p.m. Friday at the held meet at 6: .10 Friday In the sc hool cafeteria. $2.00 Cowll' Charge sister, Bertha Helghtland, alsg Wendy's Inti. .............. .... ....... 11 Ewing Funeral Home. preceded her In death. Worthington lnd ........... .. .. ... 183,4 Minnie CaJTOII Services will be held at 10:30 r----""7---------l----------__..,; Minnie Ours Carroll, 76, Route a.m. Saturday at the Johnson· 1, Portland, died Wednesday at iConttnued rrom Page 1) West Penn Hospital, Pittsburgh, Souers Fu'neral Home, . 46 Fayette St., Nelsonville, with doliar~, Powe ll reports. an Important portion of the grant Pa. Rev . Gary Alton ol!lclatlng. The progra m receives In-kind with over $4,700 Included In this A homemaker, Mrs. Carroll Burial will be In Greenlawn by us ing general relief workers, year 's grant money to be spent was born March22,19ll , ln Meigs Cemetery. Nelsonville. Friends County, a daughter of the late may call at the funeral home as well as from sources suc h as for containment. Powell has governmenta l units - the town· plans for on-site construction of Goldie Ours . anytime after 3 p.m. Friday. s~ lps a nd county highway de- concrete trash containers, which Surviving are five daughters, partment - providing needed may be built for organizations Kathleen Coursln, East Liver-· Veterans Memorial eq uipment a nd oper a tors. The and loca l governmental units pool; Josephine Stephens, Par· program also has free privileges throughout the county on a kersburg, W.Va.; Wanda Do· Wednesday Admissions -Perat the county landfill. cost-share basis. Powell believes naldson, Findlay; Cindy Fitch, mella Cox , Middleport; Marvin This year's progra m grant Is If trash containers are provided, Portland; Charlene Wallbrow'n, Darst, Pomeroy; Mary Gilkey, for $79,650, with the $3,000 In· most people w!ll use them . Portland; a son, Michael Flem· Middleport; Susie Bess, Ru · crease to be spentln promot ion of And what happens when this tng, Columbus, 15 grandc hildren , !land; Martha Clonch, Pomeroy; 10 great-grandchildren and 12 Evalena Pauley, Portland; Betty recycling later this year. year's litter grant expires? And agai n this year, a portion Powell will be reapplying for step·chlldren . Music, Racine; Shirley Frazier, · of grant money must be s pent in funds In August or September She was preceded In deaqth by Middleport; Kathryn Weaver, educating e lement ary age child- a nd should know by November tf a son and her husband. CharlP~ Pomeroy. ren In proper dis posal of litter. another program yea r will be Carroll. Wednesday Discharges "Studies show," Powell says, funded by the state. Services will be held at 1 p.m . David Frymyer, ' Carol' Baker, "tha t higher grade levels are not Saturday at the Ewing Funeral · VIrgie Fetty, Lorena Ault. H0 In llh R Bill H b k '!tal .1NMr1pring Mattr~.~· as educa bl e In rega rd to litter r-;::==========::f~!!!!:e:.._:w:::!!;~~e;:v:_;....!:~~o~a~c~_:,::_:~:_::,:.:::.:_::::_:::::.:_:.::__ _ TWIN FULL : disposa l beca use bad ha bits hav e III. 'IUS $ltlc.SIOU5 a lready been formed." $49fl 6995 , Thts {year 's program again Includes the Teacher's Stipend lOX SPRING BOX IPRJNQ Program, In which six e lemen· ..... '79.95 tary teachers In the county are ' QUEEN chosen to develop a two-day KING , .... . 179:95 FLORIST R•. S19U5 curr iculum on Utter, to be Incorporat ed In the da lly lessons. Meigs County's Otdalt FloriO! ... The teac her receives $75 In . . .... Oiiy FOI A FE CONSULTAnOI Will Seta Only retu rn for his or her efforts. This 352 E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0~. program Is coordi nated through NO o•IGA110111 CAlL (304) 675-6535 PH. 992-2644 John Costanzo of the Co unty ~'Often Imitat ed - Never 4 "Little,. Design Is Independently Owned Board of Education. Duplicated" Licensed Jane Little. Lastly, con tainment Is again Ohio Lottery • wmners • Daily Numher 877 PICK-4 4624 In NBA playoffs -Page 4 Revival slated this weekend Partial clearing tonight wllh a low In lhe mid 40s. Mostly sunny Saturday wllb a high In the mid 60s. The probability, of precipitation ·Is near zero tonl~ht nnd Saturday. Daily stoc'k pn'ces · EMS units respond to 6 calls r-"'"----'----------·· MIZWAY . TAVERN Chaflit Lilly Friday & Saturday Night April24 25 Southern Board meets Friday Litter Control ~u.. <A ~. <;irn&:. ~~~ A NEW CONCFPf IN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DESIGN. .... .... ....,_ ,,,.J,.. ....... '"" DON'T MISS OUT ON OUR . ' Great new loak for Spring. Print tops, pants, shorts, skirts, jackets and tank tops. GIRLS TOPS &BLOUSE SALE IIIII pGI~ shirti. T·badl shirt1. tonk tops, birydt shift1, ""' ,., and biiVIII. Slzts: 611101. to 24 IHI., 2 to 4, 4 to 61, 7 to 4. .HG. '6.00 TO $16.00 Stock up on your favorite music. Country, rock, easy listening, religious and sound. tracks." Reg. 512 Sportswear ...... S9.S9 Reg. 516 Sportswear .... 512 ' 79 Reg. S22 .... 517.59 Sale Priced --~L-~~O~N~S~ALEROW BED -PILLOWS Stop in, SH our new ulection in Standard, QuHn and Full Bid Situ. Dacron polyester or foam latex filling. Selut Yourt Now MEN'S AND BOYS' SALE GYM SHORTS 1OO'Ao Polytst•, llitt llllctlon •lncluclel knit thlrtt end tpOrt ehlnt8 to 18. •Include• ell men'o knit thlrtt end tpOrt 1hlrtt '- Van Heuten dre11 thlrts - eri,d all aport shiru . . Plenty of ts1l11 and big tlzei. of relon in Jiz• XS 124·26), S 121-JOI, M 132-341, l 136· 381, ll(40-42). 11.95 Shirts ........ Sale S7.60 110.95 Shirts ...... Salt suo S12.9S Shirts ..,. Sale 111.00 Sl 4.95 Shirts .... Salt 112.70 . . $479 MEN'S LIGHT WEIGHT JACKETS Perfect for spring and suMIIMr wear. Regular and extra lar.. slzu. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY 1/2 PRICE to S1279 MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPT. $595 Spt~lal $479 ... •N'S SIIIU CAPS AND HATS •llctilll of styles IIMI colon. Special prices for the ........ Ow MW . ' IIIILAI tt.JO ............................... SAU 12.15 111'11.11 IJ.SO ........................;...... SALE SJ.9J -.all ~1.95 ............................... SALIIJ,JS __.. l.t.9S ...............................SALI St.IO 25 Cenlo Mullimedlolnc. Newopoper AEP ·shareholders block revelation of ·details CHARLESTON, W.Va . iUPI ) -Again, Amerl· can Electric Power Co. has overwhelmingly defeated a resolutloo by religious groups that . would have forced the utility to reveal detaii'sol its policies related to acid rain . Under the proposal , AEP would have been required to explain the amount of expenditures on lobbying against acid rain legislation arid to declare Its intentions about six older plants considered serious polluters by the religious orga'nizatlons. AEP owns 18 major coal ·f!red power plants in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, _ West Virginia and co rporate secreta ry of AEP, told shareholders that since 1973 the company reduced it s sulfur dioxide emi ssions by 10 perc ent des pite a ·22 percent Increase In coal burned. AEP has spent $1.7 billion to comba t sulfu•· dioxide emissions , Including more than $1 billion on air pollution con1rol equipment, Dowd said. The Rev. Thomas Gaunt of the Society of Jes us said AEP provided about $1.5 million during 1985 and 1986 to a lobbying group called "Citizens for Sensible Control of Acid Rain ." This group presents itself as a grass-roots organlzallo.n but Virginia . Appalachian Power Co. of West Virginia is par t of the AEP organization. Sponsoring the resolution were the Maryland a nd Detroit provinces of the Scciety of Jesus and three other religious organizations. The resolu · lion drew support by 9 percent oft he votes cast at the annual shareholders meeting Wednesday. The support was less this year than last year when 11 percent voted lor the proposal. In 1985, the prop<lsal drew 8 percent of the vote. A. Joseph Dowd, senior vice president and the utility company's funds apparently provided a bout half the group's budget, Gaunt claimed. Th e lobbying expenditures are justified. Dowd said, since acid rai n legislation aliegedly would have cost AEP about $1 billion a year and would ra ise customers' rates 20 to 30 percent. Gaunt said the Information sought Is not proprietary, and AEP should be willing to reveal it. The Jesuit group won a battle In the Securities and Exchange Commiss ion to force the company to put the Issue on the ballot for the company 's annual mecllng. ·Records will aid probe of deal House approves plan to alter time off for model prisoners COLUMBUS I UP I) -For the one-third. . second time In a week. the Ohio Currently, Ohio prison inmates House of Representatives has r an qualify for eight day s of taken a small step to clear out "good tl.m e" per month. Refor· some space In the state's over· matory Inmates can qualify for ~rowded prisons. 12 days a month. Despite complaints of "cod· McLin said the Gover nor' s dllng prisoners," the Hou se Tas k Force on Prison Over· voted 65-25 Thursday for a bill crowding felt th e qualifications expanding, on a trial bas is, time should be equalized. and th at new way s of reducing sentences off for good behavior. The bill. which now goes to the should be found . Senate, gives prlsonrrs a The b!U, wh ich would be in monthly reduction of 30 percent effect until July 1, 1990. a lso of the length of their se~ t e nce for allows three days of cr edit per faithfully observln~ the rules of month forprison ers remalnlngin the Institution . minimum security sta.tus , and up Earlier thi s week. the House ro four months for meritorious passed legislation providing ffor conduct Involving the protection sentence reductions for non· of persons or property while violent felons of up to 90 da ys in In carcerat ed. t~c 0vent of an overcrowding "We're coddling pr isoners as far as I'm concerned, " said Rep. emergency . The lastest bill , sponsored by ~obert E. Netzley , R·Laura. Rt:P· C.J. McLin, D-Dayton. also The easier we make It. the more . • .. , lli.QU~,allow.ppJ.soner.s.u>.earn.an.. ~r~ld),vlinl). we ·tli.Y.t!, • lil~laQn r~ · · additional two days a month off should be unpleasant enough so their sentenc€6 by participating they don 't want to go back." In academic or vocati~nal educa· "When you vote for this, you're lion programs, prison Indus tries going to be voting lor less time or alcohol or drug rehabilitation served, .. . said Rep . Steve n 0. programs. . Williams, R·Lancaster, who In no case could a prisoner's pointed ·out . the monthly "good term be reduced by more than ' time" points cannot be revoked BRIDGEPORT , Conn . . tUPI I -Searchers repor ted "no sign of life" today as they pulled bodies from a labyrinth of ro~crrte and steel created by the collapse of· an apart ment building unde r construe· tlon that killed nine workers and left 19 missing and pre· sumed buried. TAPE SALE Missy ond htra Sizes. A Searchers recover bodies from collapsed building LOW, LOW HICES ONs *Vinyl Floor *Lamps Covering *Patio Turf *S'trta Btclding •TV's *Berkline Recliners •Sumnw Furniture •Tobin •uving 11oqm •carpet ' Suittt *Washtn/Dryers SPORTSWEAR 2 Secl ions , 14 Pagn even if th e Inmate later misbehaves. "We're weakening our crlml· nai justice system , giving them credit just forobeyl ngt heru les," said Rep. Russell E. Guerra Jr ., R·Englewood, a former pollee officer . "A couple more bills like this one and we're not going to ease the overcrowding, we' re going to vacate the premises," said Guerra. . "This bill does no t let anybody out," responded McLin . "It only lets the Inmate reach the parole board ea rly. The parole board decides whether It's safe. and most of them don 't release anybody on the first hearing." McLin said over a 10-year period the proposed oollcy would 'tree 1 800 hbds _ equivalent 1 ~ butldltlg prisons at a cost of ptus$l!89'mliltot~''te10pei'!IT!•-tht~.·'f On another front. House Spea ker Ve rnal G. Riffe Jr., DNew Boston. es tablished a spe· cia! committee headed by RC'p. Michael c. Shoemaker , n. Bournevil le, 10 study Ohio's education system. WASHINGTON (UPll -Con· gresstonal Investigators now have Swiss bank· records and other docume nts confirming t~e diversion ol U.S. arms sale profits !rom Iran tO the Nlcara· !(Uan Contra rebels. sources say - and they are ready to draw a ch.>ar map of the com.p lex money tralitn President Reagnn 'sworst crisis . Documents obtained In Parts. where lnvesti!(ators traveled thi s week to Int erview Iranian-born arms dealer Albert Hakim, will help show where the money came from and where II went , accord· In!( t a a congressional source. FUTURE - The future for the lot where the former Metp Inn once stood doesn't look ,brlghl. Rumors circulated alter a fire Kulled Ihe slruclure last year that piiUis were being formulated for new co118lructlon at the slle. However, apparently the plans did not malerlallze and alii he sign on the lollndlcales,lhc lot Is up lor salt!. Higher prices ·boost inflation 0.4% APRIL FQINITURE SALE DONIENNEY Vol.36. No.248 Copyrlphlod 1987 Under the eerie glare of spotlights, six huge cranes plrk<'d t h1·ough a pile of rubble two s tories high early today as the grim -fared rescue workers usl'd pollee dogs and ultra -sou nd listening devices In hopes of hearing a mutfled cry for help at the site of the L'Amblance Pl aia project . ' 'I'm not a n optimist , .. Mayor Thomas Bucci said. "There Is not a bright prospect we will be soon In locating a slgn!llcant number of survl· vors alive. There Is no sign of life. The chances of finding anybody is very minimal." But he added. ·" We haven't given up hope. We' re hoping there are pocket s within the des truction in.whlch s urvivors are located. " As the nlg~t wore on. more famil y a nd fri ends of those believed trapped gathered at the scene. · "He's d·ead. he's de ad," sobbed one wot'nan as others in the crowd tried to comfort ·her. WASHINGTON iUPl l ·- lnfl a· lion jumped a hefty0.4 percent tn March fueled by Increases for housing, energy a nd the biggest price jump for clothes In B yea rs, the Labor De partment reported tollay. With the March report , tnfla· lion Is running at 6.2 percent for the yea r- the fa stest rat e In five years. The 6.2 percent rat e is a seasonally adjusted annual fi g. ure and reflect s what a yea r' s shOwing would be If a!l1987 werl' like the first three months and seasonal fa r 19rs were removed. Economists expected toda y's repor ted 0.4 percent Increase In lnllarton and predict the Infl ation rate should set tle down and tota l no more than 5 percent for a ll of thi s year. The March increase ca me In part because of a 1.8 percent jump In the Index forappareland upkeep - the largest month!~ adv ance sin ce Augu st 1974, the La bor Department said . "The Introduction of s ubstan· ll~ lly higher priced s pring and summer merchandi se. p~rtlc u larly women's clothing, was lar gely responsible for the a dvane~." government a nalysts said. Clothin g for wome n and girl s went up 2.4 percent In March. Gasoli ne prices rose 2..1 per· cent In March, and energy prices ov~rall went up 1 perce nt. Sheller costs, mea nwhil e, advanced 0.!\ percent fo r the' third consec utive month . F'ood and beverages cos t 0.1 percent ~ss In March on a scasonaT!Yadjus ted basis than In February. Grocery store food prices dropped 0.4 p'ertcnt, led by declines In the cos t of fruits and vegetables and dairy products. Ce reals, bakery products , meats, poultry. fish and eggs all rose 0.2 perce nt , while fOod meant to be consumed away from home - lncludl.ng rctau · rant s a nd fas t food es tablish· ment s- ros<' 0.4 pt' rce nl. Liquor prices remained stea dy . Medica l ca re cos t 0.4 perce nt more In March. aft r•r ris ing by the same amount In .Ja nuary and February. Aura Insurance costs jumped 0.7 pl'rcent , feeding a 9.o percent overa ll jump s in ce Marc h 1986. The 1 consume r price Index tracY.s the cost of typically purchased goods a nd services, and It stood a t :1:m.9for March mea ning $100 worth of goods In 1967 now costs $.135.90. Th e Labor De partme nt also reported that e nt e rtainme nt cos ts rose 0.4 percent In Ma rc h and that the Index for 'a ll items excludlnl( food and e nergy went up 0.5 percent . Sniper's rampage leaves eight dead PALM BAY. Fla. tUPil " We still ha ve no explana· light s suddf'nly blazed on jus t Police stormed a supermark('! before the attack and " fire lion," s he said. "We did have a behind a barrage of tear gas trucks. everything, Is going to· pollee psychologist at the scene e arly today_lo capture a berserk . ward the store." to help our negotiators. We were gunman who shot to death at able to have a very limited "There was a big bla st! It least eight people In the parktpg dialogur with him . He was very sounded more like a high· lot and held authorities at bay hesitant to speak. and· we had powered sbotgun ," he sa Ul. " I large amounts of quiet time ori wtrh ~os ta!(es for eight hours. seP some. movement. There's the communications link when he At least a dozen people were another big bla st and the light wouldn't talk at all ." wounded In the massacre. But went out. Eight cops are running The gunman. who· may ha ve neither the gunman - tenta· around behind this building.' ' been enraged by children cross· rlvelv identified as William Late r, he said, "Two pollee· lng hi s yard, appear,ed at the Cruise. a bout !ill - nor his men are leading a woman , shopping center about 6 p.m. remaining hostage apparently they're running. They're runnin g Thursday. tired randomly at was hurt In th<' (>ollce assault just below us." shoppers and took three hos· around 2:08 a.m. EDT on the Carlton said he then saw !ages. He let two women go. Wlnn·Dixle supermarket In the policemen scaling down the side The gunman stOOd off pollee Sable Palm Square shopping of the building with ropes. and a SWAT team through the renter. "I bet Ihey blew a door open," n!gl!l and repelled with gunfire · Pollee said three people who he said. "It sounded like · a one attempt bY ofltrers to storm hid In the stbre - apparently grenade." Ihe rear 01 the supermarket aftl'r wltbout tbe gunman discovering . "lt'a over." he added . 1 a.m . them - also escaped unhurt Lt. Candice Leek of the Palni "They're shoaling rlghl now, " during lhe raid. Bay pollee depa.rtrnenl said a witness told United Press Dean Carlton, an aer01pace authorttll!l had no tmmedlllte . lntel'lllltlonal . ." 'Everybody Is worker who lives nearbY and Indication of a motive for the running. They're running Into the watched tram a vantage point actions of lhe gunman, who was back of the store." overlooking the darkened shop- armed will\ two 'rlfies - one of About five minutes later, he ping ctnler 30 mites south of the them high-powered ...- and a bag said: "II seems to have quieted Kennedy Space Center, uld the of emmuniiiDn. down. No more ahoollng." f: ' " It Is known that a ' diversion exists," the source sa id Thurs· day, speaking on the condtrlon of anonymity. Information and records [rom Hakim. who has been . voted limited Immunity from prosecu· lion In exc hange for his testlm· any before the cohgresstonal co mmittees probing the Iran· Co ntra scandal , Is not lh~ only evide nce held by the panels. ·'We had very good tnlormu· tlon before t.ha t money was diverted, " thl' source said, bur until now , e ffort s to trace the path of financial transactions bad been hampered by tnablllly to ~a tn acress to secret Swiss accounts. Foreign account s In the scan · da! have lleen linked to ma jor fl~urcs In th e case s uch as L1. Col. Oliver North and rellred Ma j. Gen. Richard Seco rd, but Secord had won a court ba ttle jus t last wee k against be ing forced to turn ove r such bank records to Senat e Investigators. Hakim , whose link to t h ~ accounts was noted car Her by co ngress ional probers a nd the preside ntia l Tower Commi ssion, Is a Ca llforntu llu stncss associate of Secord. It wus learned ear lier this week hl' had turned over certain docum cnt s. Scurccs su lllln vcst lgators now have reco rds show in g c h•u rl\· that moncy from the Ira n dea l's was diverted to the Co nt rus at a time when U.S. mlllt iJry aid to the rebe ls was illega l. Contra leaders have denied recrlvl n ~ suc h fund s. Lradcrs of thr ~e l ec t St·na tt panel Inves ti gati ng the sca nda l, Chairman Oitnlcl Inouvc D· Hawaii. and Vice Cha lrma · Warren Rudman. R·N.H., uug. men ted Thursday the co mm .. nt. they made l'ar llcr thi s wcrk about nallin ~t down the monrv t ra II. · Brl'K-111H 1.0. Raedel bulldlngallhe corner Main IUid Nye AYeStDeloobllke aomeone tookablgblleoutof the corner. Late Tuelday night a tractor· trailer Atruck the comer ~f the Pomeroy laD..,.arll, currently occupied br Klnpbury Homes, knocklns out eeveral llundred brlcb. Since t~e doting ol the Pomeroy Brldse, traffic lA helng routed 1<1 and from the Ra~enawood Bridge ~Ia Ohio 124. Larse trucb traveling down 124 to reach U.S. 33 have to awing tar lett ollhe center line In order to make the tum, not only 1o avoid bltllnglhe corner of the old brick buDding bulla keep from golnglnlo the deep cotlcre!ed ditch area there. " I would sa.v the mon ey Is vcr~l well es ta bl ished. and It's csta b· l!shed In · a way that 's sa tlsfuc· tory, and we 'll have more by thr time lhe hearing gets undl'l'· way," Rudman sa id, referring to joint House-Se nat e public hea r· lngs scheduled to begin May 5. "I don't think we'll ever be abl~ to relate to the people of the United States the completr nio· ney.trail, " Inouye said, "but on 11. scale of one to 10, we've got nJne." �Friday, April 24, 198.7 Page-2- The Daily Sentinel . ,.·',.·' • ~ .Comment ..save-----,: . up t 1:· sl,6oo:O: :: ____________ .... __________ ,;: ~-------...;.;.; L . UI Court Street · Pomeroy, Ohio . : DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb - Blffi~ ~v ,.,.,_,.._....,.., ~c:::lu=o . . -. . ' ROBERT L~ WINGETT P.ubllllher •i PAT WHITEHEAD ~.lstaDt PubUsher/ Conlroller "\ BOB HOEFLICH General Manaler ___ ___ ___.....__ ..;.. ....,; Drawing closer _____ One of the rigi<! rules for liberal centuries It has been the horrie of reportage on South Africa Is that the Zulu nation, South Africa's no slightest ray of hope for a largest (six million) and hlstorl· peacefu l futu re fo r 'that tor· r ally the most warlike black mented country must be allowed tribe. The country's one million to penetra te the gloom. That Is Asians (of Indian descent) are why you almo ~t certainly haven't moslly there, clustered in and around Durban, the nation's heard about the lndaba. The province of Natal (one of largest port. The 650,000 whites South Afr ica·s four) stretches are divided, as elsewhere in verdantly along the Indian Ocean South Africa , between the Africoast and inland toward ·the kaners and those who are tawny plains of the highveld. For . Engllsh·descended. Friday, April 24, 1987 Llke other South Africans, Ihe people of Natal have been pond· erlng their political future. "One man, one vote In a unitary state' · is not the answer becl!use it would result In total Zulu domination, and thai is simply not acceptable to the powerful ethnic minorities. But the Zulus have the good fortune to be led politically by ap extremely able and sensitive man, Chief Mango. suthu G!ltsha Buthelezi. who Non-coms, they are a-changing By DICK WEST . Admittedly, I' ve never been a U.S, Marine or a sailor either, lor that matt er . But it was Interesting Io note that both guards accused of spying a! the American Embassy in Moscow were enlisted men. Siand now and repeat alter me: "My, how Ihlngs have chan!(ed." It used to be that non·commlssloned officers In the Army were told nothing aboul what was going on, secret or otherwise. I'm not sure commissioned office rs. or Gentlemen by lkJ of Congress as we used to call them, were alii hat hep, either . 'I · They were left , along with everyone else, to figure out for Ihemselves the meaning of the bonehead orders Ihat ca me down from on high. Hence, the qu estion of whelher two soldiers may have don e more damage than a spy ring headed by one Na vy radioman never arose . A rela led question of whether a soldier would have traded any secrel information he mlghl have had lor cash never arose either. TherC' Is no doubt , however, th at some of my Army buddies would have allowed beautiful Soviel women to work Iheir wiles on them. I say Ihat hav ing observed their bevar ior while an anti-fra tern ization policy wa s in eflect. Perhaps Ihe Stale De partment did the wise thing in Insisting that all WASHIN GT ON Hou se Marine guards allis Moscow Embassy be replaced, just as the Army Speaker J im Wr ighl. D-Texas, was smarl enough Ia withdraw its anti-fra te rnization policy. did his arm· twisting besl to keep It was hardl v their fa ult ill he Marines, as with most servicemen Ihe Federal Savings and Loan since time immemorial. were young and unmarried. The bonehead Insurance Cor poration so broke part was expecting such a policy Io work in the firs! place, just as it can't alford to close down S&Ls young, unmar ried Mar ines could hardly be expected to res ist lhe in Texas and elsewhere thai are lor a ll prac tical pur poses wiles of beautiful Soviet women. It has been reported that the two guards admitted to ."sensitive" bankrupl. floors female Soviern ationais employed by the Embassy . Wright 's int ense press ure on Did it ever occur Io U.S. brass hats to wonder if Ihe Soviet women his Democratic colleag,ues sue· were merely curious to see what the Americans had done with the ceeded. 1t was a vlclory lor rooms? Why did American officials automa tlcally assume some sorl hundreds of high·flying S&L of hanky·panky was going on? managements across Ihe counMost women - and lhls characteristic ml ~:hi have crossed try. As long as the FSLIC does n'l international. borders - are keenly lnt ~res led In inlerlor decocrat ing. have the money lo shu! them Don' t ask me why. But I' ve heard it said Ihis interest Is one oft he main · down and pay off Insured Individ· psychological differences between men and w ome~. · ual deposits up to $100,000, the (I assume you already kpow whal Ihe main phys ical differences· reckess lh rifl managers will be able to accept more depositors' arc.) The Soviel women may simply haV<' been lnlerested in seeing for mon ~y and make still riskier themselves whelher the slipcovers malched Ihe draper ies. loa ns in hopes of an e<'O nomic As to what ~ hey to ld their male superiors at lhc KGB Is any miracle that will render them Wester ner 's guess: solvent again. " You should Se<' Ihe place." they may have report !'d . "Green The hard reality Is that the slriped slipcovers and blue plaid drapes. Si ner when th ave slripes government Insurance lund now contains a little more than Sl and plaids gone logcther." So the males rushed righl over 10 check out Ihe jo int. bill ion to guara ntee nearly Sl Therefore, ra ther than clos ing down embassy communlcalions trillion in Insured S& L deposit s. equ ipment , the Slate Depar tment jl('rhaps should · firs t have Yel thanks to Wright' s high· pressure tact irs, Congress Is examinl'd the color scheme. Money is another. consideration, of rouPse. about to pass a mPre $5 billion rccaplta iiz~tlon of the FSLIC. .W ASHJNGON (UP!) 1987 S-10 BLAZER Retail $17,889.00 Factory Rebate • $600.110 Jim Cobb Rebate - $600.110 19,87 CAVALIER ~ri~~ $16,689°0 4 door, auto., air cond. 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"Good economy.'· How much tax money has the I• I I J FREE! By Unlled Press International Today Is Friday, April 24, the !14th day of 1987 with 2~ 1 to follow . The moon is moving toward lis nf Wphase. The mornin g slars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Satu rn. The evening star Is Mars . Those bo rn on this date are under the sign of Ta urus. They include English novelist Anthony Trollope in 1815, actor Leslie Howard in 1893, arlist Wlllem DeKooning in 1904 (age 83) , American poe! la urea te Robert Penn Warren In 1905 (age 821, actresses Shirley MacLalpe in 1934 (age 53) and Jill Ireland in 1936 iage51), and singer· act ress· film director Barbra Strelsa nd In 1942 (age 43). SERVICE INSPECDON WITH WRITTEN ESTIMA TE Of REPAIRS. IIO!T CMs ' 111U(KS .~ .' IXL DOL FREE! Road~ p rf ' ,, II slate, counly and villages iosi? Now move Route 33 oul of Pomeroy and you can kiss Middleport and Mason, W.Va., goodbye and say hello. ghost Iown. Need I say more? Gilbert M. Zw illing 566 W. Main St. Pomeroy P.S. 76 Gas Plus jus I closed. Today in history · · e onnance TEST On this date in history: In 1704 the Boston News Letter became the fi rs t American qews pape~ to be published on a' regular basis. O:ln 1877, federal troops moved out of New Or leahs, ending northern mtlitary occupalion of the South following lite Civil War. ·'In 1898, Spain declared war on the United States alter receiving a ll':S. ultimatum to withdraw from Cuba . : In 1800, Congress approved the purcltase or books for a Libra ry ol Cengreas. ·· tn 1984. an ear.thquake shook San Francisco. Injuring 30 people and p.uslng $10 million in damage. • Jn 1. the Duchess of Windsor, Wallis Warfield SJmpson, ror wlmm England's Kind Edward VI!Igaveuphls throne, died ln ~ xUe ln P! rls at age 89. POMEIOY, OliO .. ~ ·.. .~f;" strongly opposes aparthled but also opposes violence, and who has endorsed another soiution. Late In 1986, alter protracted · negotiations among representa· , lives of all of the signlltcant ethnic groups in the population, agreement was reac hed on a plan lor future multiracial govern~ ., men! of Natal. Called the lndaba, it Is a tribute io confldence Buthelezllnsplres. Under the Jndaba there would be a two-chamber · provincial parliament, the first chamber of which would be elected on the basis of. propor tional representa· lion and choose the prime minis· ter - Ihus insuring a Zulu majority and chief executive (presumably Buthelezl ). The second chamber would consist of 50 · members In live groups of 10, each group being . elected by voters In one or five categories: African (I.e .. black), Afrikaner, Asian, English and South African (a catch·all group, Intended to Include coloureds - people of mixed race - and other small minorities ). Legislation would be Initiated by the executive, approved by the first chamber, and sent to the second. There a- majo rity ~auld approve It - unless II would .be ' :· · veloed by a majorit y in one o! the .~: elhnlc groups whose rights 11 :~: alfect.ed. Whether a particular -~ bill was subject to such a veto :: would be determined, II neces· ;f) sary •. by the provincial Supreme •=1: Court. A comprehensive bill of 'I rights Is Incorporated · In the •.;, proposed provincial constitution, •11 which could only be amended by • ,! . procedu res that (again)· gi.ve .•! special protection to group .~ lnteresls. "" Ann-twisting best _ ___J_a_ck_A_·_nd.,...e_rs_on_&_D_a_le_JI,_a_n_A_t~ ta :~ S9, 11200 Retail $19,573.00 ·. "II ··#' ___W_i_lh_'am_A._R_us_h_e;~ The Lighter Side $1 0,4130° Your Price .:.:~ ~....;..-------- . :~ · • LETTERS OF OPiN ION lire weloo mt". They shoUld be less than :m words long. All letters are subj ect toedltlng and rw st be s igned wllh na me, ad dress and teleph011e number. No tm slgned letters wUI be pt' bllshed. Letters should be In good taste, addressing J ssu ~ . not persoo aUtles. • Factory Rebate • $600,110 'Jim Cobb Rebate • $600.110 . ··POmerOy::-Middleport. Ohio :: ~ AMEMBER of The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Assoclallon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. Retail $11,613. oo J f'he Dally Sentinei-Page-3. 1· The ·Daily Sentinel . ~ I l j\'tltought for the day : Anthony Trollope wrote, "There Is no road to wealth so easy and respectable as that ol matrimony ~ " • f ,. Treasury Secretary Ja mes nearly two years Ihat the FSLIC Ba ker has been warned by hls was essentially solvent and experts that the $5 billion Is a would need a congressional drop In the bucket, hopelessly rescue effort to make good on li s lnadeq uale to douse the prairie deposlt·lnsurance guarantees. ftre of S&L failu res that could be Earlier this year, congressional ig nited by a panic almost any· auditors with Ihe General Acwhere in the syslem. fl more counting Office confirmed this, reallslic recapitalization figure and urged a quick transfusion of would be $50 billion, Baker was money Io revive Ihe moribund told. The administration favored insurance lund. a bill much larger than the $5 The lat esl audits of the FSLIC billion. · show that It Is lac ing a drain of$8 Wright , determ ined to keep his billion from failed and failin g home-slat e thrifts In business, S&Ls in the Immediate lulurc. took unusual steps to see thai no This would leave lhe insurance realistic recapitalization made It fund at leas! $6 billion in the red. Ihrough the House Banking Com· Over a five· year period, the mitlee. According to congres· losses could multiply fivefold, slonal sources, he personally Ihe auditors warned. attended closed·door meelings of Insiders told our associale the rommitlee, and kept day.to~ Michael Blnsteln Ihat the entire day track of the recapitaliza tion S&L industry is a tinderbox that bill. could be Ignited by the sllghiest spark ol bad news or rumor. And Wright's arm·lwistlng was so a devastating run oil one 1hrlft severe that he gave some insld· could spread quickly Io others ers the impression that he would as the panics ln Ohio and work to unseat the committee Maryland demonstrated . chairman, Fernand St Germain, The besl way to prevenl such a D·R.I. , if a bigger bailout figu re wide·canging panic would be to were approved. have a heallhy FSLIC that could We've been reportin g lor step In quickly and decisively, ·" closing a bankrupt S&L and paying off Its depositors. This would calm deposilors' jilters and quell the run on deposits before Ihey broughl down the whole syslem. "' Obviously, a !lal ·broke insura nce fund can't operate with th ai kind of firmn ess - and this is precisely what hundreds ol daredevil S&L managers are-~ counting on. As long as they know Ihe FSLIC ca n't afford 10 loreclose, they'll continue the dan· gcrously specula! ive lending and in ves tm enl prac ti ces !ha t brought them to the brink of !allure in the first place. What Wrlght and his suppol'-", ters are banki~g on is !hat S5 ' billion will assure t~a t the FSLte : Is a tame "sheriff." There will be no "Hlgh Noon " lace-of! with the black·hatted S&L wh eeler· dealers as long as the enforcer is a toot hless tenderfoot. Foot nole: A Wrighl spokes· man would say only that the speaker was pleased with Ih e $~ billion bill reported oul by the House Ba nking Committee. Debating about debates ____R_ob_er_t W_a_lte_rs WAS HI NG TON Wilh anolher presidential campaign gelling underway, it's time to rescue a va luable but endangered lnstllutlon - the nonpartisan ca nd ida te debates spon· sored by the League of Women Voters. In 1976, Ihe league revived the debates, which had not been held since 1960, then sustained them in 1980 and 1984 . As a res ull of these nationa IJy.televlsed lace·IO·face confrontat ions, millions of voters could assess presidential and vice presidential candida tes . Now, however, Ihe Iwo major politica l parties wan t to ass ume sponsorship of the debates, an aud acious move certai n to en· danger the instllution's lnlegrlly and Independence while posting !he threat that It may be abandoned. Although the organiZers of previous league· sponsored presl· dential debates have occasion· ally been supercilious and sell· important, they have generally done a first-ra te Job of perform· ing a complex, polifically dell· cate task. Scores or Items must be nego· Hated prior to each debate. Among them: How many television cameras will be used and where they ·wm be located ? How will the lighting be arranged? What format will be used lo question the r andl· dates? II there Is to be an audience, how will It be selected? Will the candidates stand or sit? How far apart will they be? If Ihere ls a podium, how high will It be? . lf there are tables and chairs, how will lhey be arranged? Even If the political parties took over the debates, they would need a trustworthy neu trallnter· media ry - like the league- to commission . negotiate those details. In addl· They lnslsled !hal the join! tlon, Na ncy M. Neuman , league action would signal a join! president, notes that part y span· commitment to candidate de· sorship poses even more serious, bates as "a permanent and eu bslanilve questions: . Integral part oil he pres idential "Would they put the inierests nominating process.'· · of the public ahead of their own ? But the proposed new arrange· Can we expecl them to pressure ment Is likely to have pre<'lsely candidates {lo accept) lively the opposite effect. It Ihe repre· formats• Would they be likely to sentatives of one or both parties put the heal on one or their own walk away from pre·debate nominees who did not want to negotiations and threa ren to debate? Would they even con· terminate the process beca use of slder Including a third party or Independent candidate if pne p()sed a viable challenge?" The story of how the Republicans and Democrats decided lo tlx something that wasn'tbroken dates back to February 1985, when a Commission on National Elections was assembled by the Center lor Stra leglc and lnterna · tiona I Studies. CSJS, a publicity-hungry W a ~ shlngton organization that usu· ally confines ·Its wor k to foreign policy and national security matters , se lected as co · chairmen two veteran politica l operatives not known as reformers - Democrat Robert Strauss and Republican Melvin a disagreement. Ihere will be no honest broker available to me~ di ate the differences. The league has a fi rm commit· ment. ln 1986. It s state and local afflllaies continued a dlsiln· gu ished lraditlon of s ponsori ~g de bates In scores of House ani! Senate contests throughout the count ry. It has earned thevolcrs' confide nce as Ihe most reliable and trustwor thy sponsor of poilU: ca l debates. , ·. Berry's World ·:•• .•' ·•• ' ..• • •,• .• ' ·. La ird ~ ~ In November 1985, the commission - composed of elected officials, political' consultants, business executives, lawyers and others - recommended that the two political parties assume responsibility lor future, candidate debates~ The suggettlon was Immediately embraced In an agreement signed by Republican National Committee Chairman Frank J . Fahrenkopf Jr. and Democratic National Committee Cbatrman Paul G. Kirk Jr., both of whom were members of the ·: • • ' ... "/ LIKED Gary Hart until ~ started railing oiQBinst persons/ grHd. " ,. • �• . .,-~ j '. Friday, April 24 • 1987 {. • . ' '" -. . Page- 4....,The Daily Sentinf!l Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ~vnlr II 1 7 Alj:'l ..... II II .lte 'l 10 II. .1:9 ! 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Kl " Mltr,M I u lH 1 .~ lnc'\"jltl, II .j~ D"'" "" ~~' f'lta·hr, Sv m, !'.11 u 10 rl II fl .:1111 !I u .:162 9 IK .J64'1 II 60 :;M II ,,•o 'l'! .:n11 .:11:1 Reds in ·three-way tie for first place :: SAN DIEGO iUPii -., Dave :·;.:: Parker dared Andy Hawkins to ;..;.; stri ke him out a fourt h time, and <·~ · the Sa n Diego right-hander threw :-: · a pitch in the eighth inning that :.:.:; . appea red good enough to do it. ·:··: · Parker. though. golfed at a low :- :-. slider and sent It over the fence ;:~: for his fi fth homer of the year, ·~- · giving the Cincinnati Reds a :l-2 tr iumph Thursday over the •, •• Padres. " I ra n pas t (Hawkins aft er the third strlkl'OUt) and said, 'I' ve ' never had it done to me four •" ,• times: you think you can do It ?"' .• Parker said. "He said, ' I don't know. big guy.' 1 was just " fortunate enough to hit It out. • " I co uld lie and say I was S('iting him up but thai's not the ,• . .. ·.. when Garry Templeton doubled and scored on successive sacrl· flee bunts by Hawkins and rookie Joey Cora. The Padres went ahead 2·1 in the fourth when Gwynn slugged his second homer of the year. Cincinnati, though, tied It In the fifth w hen Kal Da nids si ngled with one out, moved to second on a balk by Hawkins and scored on a double by Kurt Stillwell. Elsewhe'r e, St7 Louis downed Chicago. 5-2, Mon treal nipped Ph iladelphia &-5, and Houston defea ted Atlan ta 5-3. Cards 5 Cubs 2 Thu rsday broughtthe St. Louis Cardinals another victory and aiwthcr injury. The Cardinals moved Int o a tie ·''. truth He fast threw good and pitch, th!> Na tiona League was a. cut balla down ln.itJ for Eastfirst by Indowning the lChicago reacted to It really by just using Cubs 5·21n Busch Stad ium . In the my hands. I made co ntac t a nd process, the Cardinals lost selhe ball just carried ou t of the cond baseman Tom Herr to park." inj ury. The 1:1th homer by the Heds in Herr, who has 15 RBI in the 1heir las t eig ht ga mes snapp(>d a Cardinals' fi rst 14 games, pulled 2-2 tie and madt•a winner ofTom a groi n muscle when he singled in Browning, 2·2. Haw ki ns , 0-2. took the th ird inning aga inst the Cubs. He had to leave the game, and the loss. " I was shocked when he hi I it may not retu rn for thref> weeks. out." said Hawkins. "He didn' t Ex pos 8, Phllllcs 5 look li ke Davp ParkPr in his firs t At Montreal, Dave Engle three al ·bats. He missed some sing!('(! home I he tying run and pitches he ord inar il y would hit . Andr!>s Ga larraga scored the The best pitch I threw him all day go-a head run on an error by was the ball he hit out. That 's Ihe C!• nter fielder Milt Thompson to irony of it. " lift Montreal past Philadelphia. Browning hurled 7 2-:1 innings Randy St. Claire, H l, pitched I before giving way to Rob 1-:1 Innings of relief to ea rn the Murphy, who took ovm· wllh a vic tory wi th Andy McGafflgari runner on st•cond . Murphy hurling the ninth for his second wa lk('(! Tony Gwy nn and was save. Mike Jackson, Q. I, suffered rclirvrd by Ron Hobi nson. who the defeat. fa nned pinch-hittt·r .John Kruk to J\stros 5, BravPs 3 end rhc th r<'at. .. At Houston, thP Astros stayed "! Kruk's) a fn•e swinger , unbeaten at home as Krvin Bass sa id Ro binson, who finished fat ' knQ('ked inthree runstohelpbeat his second save. "That's what the Braves. Out fie lder Billy I'm looking fo r thr1·r, a strikeout Hatcher went 1 for 3 and has a hit or a wNk ground bali. I cha t- in ever.v Hous ton game this Icngt•d htm and th is time I go! S<'ason . Re liever Oave Meads, him . I've got to gO right at him , 1·0, notched his first ma jor· that's whv I'm out there." league victOI'Y as the As tros The Reds took a 1·0 lead In the improv1•d to 9-0 at home. Dave second Inning on conseeut lve Sm ith earned his fifth save with 1 doubles by Buddv Re ii and Bo 1-:1 innings of hitless relief. Rick ,. Oiaz. San Olego tied it in the third •'' ·'·'·' ·',• • .'. :.• ·' ·'·',, ... •'·'• '• '. ' ... ·',.J ·' ·'" . ,••'·' ,I ,.· ·( :r ... ..·..' ·',J r' •...' •' The Daily Sentinel ·' ' •'• ' A ... • ,. •'.. • ..t . .. ., . ..... -.. ' ' ·...... .'~-- ..' ~ "• ." ~ I USPS 11:1-lltfl) nf Multhneclla, In(', Dl\· l~tnn Publtsht'd f'\'f'r\' af!f't'noon . Monday th rOUJ!h F'rlda):. 111 Cou n St .. Po· mf't'OV. OhiO. b~· l hl' Oh io Vallry Pub· lts hln·Jl' Com p11 n;r Mu ll lmedla . lnt·.• Pomf'roy, O hl o -1 ~769 . Ph . ~l · 2 1 ~. Sc>· co nd rluss p~ t o,~tr pall! .-1 Po mC'roy . MPmbL•r : lJ nl!f"'d Pn•ss l ntf'rnul lonul. Jn lnnd Dull" Prl'S~ A ~sorlit11 on a nd l hr> Ohio NrwsPa Pf'r A!'!iOfinl lon . Nallo nnl i\dwrtls iiiJ.!: R<'pr('sr nt aiiH·. Branham Nf'wspaprr S::t lrs. 73:1 Thi rd Avt•nm•. 1~ln7 . POSTMASTER: St•nd addn•s:;; chnnRl'5 to Thr Dal~v Scnlln£'1. 111 Court "'"· Pnmt•roy. ()h ln 4,,16,q, .... ~ ~ SUBsCR!PTtON RATES By Cl rrltr or Motor Route '• Onr \V rf'k ........ ..... ... ...... ............ SI.25 On£' Mont h ... ... ... .......... .. .... ....... $5.4~ '• ' '• :I• >~ 'o ., "'• '·· h'' ..• . •• '~ •• ..• ' . • ........ ... ...·.· .......-. ' ~t ll .v ................... ., ............ 25 Cen t~ J Bruce.sald of the suspension tha t lasts at least through! the May 2 spring scrimmage. "I'm going to be a true friend to Crls Carter. That's t)le No. 1 priority as far as I'm concerned. "It's between Crls Carter and me. , If Cris Carter wants to announce It, that's up to him." Bruce said. "But ·what we announce for everybody lsthesarne thing: violation of team rules and suspension !rom the football team." ljiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii r-----------~ KINGSBURY HOME SALES 900 EAST MAIN ST. . ' 992-5587 ' •• ·:•. ' ..:·•••• . Spring .Time· •••• •••• •• NEW TIRE DEALS '• •••• •• •• • ,.,. Pc;Jmeroy- Middleport, ,• ,• NEW YORK (UP II - New York Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden, who entered a drug reha bl)itatlon centerthreeweeks ago, wlll leave the facility next Thu rsday , a published report said. The New York Times Friday quoted an unnamed source at thf> Smithers Center for Alcoholism and Drug Treatment as saying the 22-year·old right· hander Is "doing just nne and he will be out on April 30... . The Mets and the rehabliltatlon facility each declined com· men! on the story when contacted by United Press International. "Nobody from the Mets Is commenting on thai story," Mets Ohio . '•'• by m.-11 l)(>rmllll'd In arE'as whr rt"" hom(' carriN SPrVIC'fl ts ~ ubscrlptlons Mall Subllcrlptlons ' lnsiCir Me lp County 13 Wl'Pks .. ............... .... ........ .. ... $17.2'1 26Wl'l'ks ..... ............ ....... .. ...... ... S:U.OII 992· 7161 "WE CAN *A~E YOU MONE"" . 1 ·'.••. N. SECOND AYE. 2 bath model, garden tub, built-in microwave oven, separatt utility ·room, furnished, oak tailing IMams, wired for tailing fan, cathedral ceiling and peak roof. MOTHERS .COME IN AND REGISTER FOR MOTHER'S DAy GIFT TO BE GIVEN AWAY MAY .9TH AT 11 A.M. · I 1982 GRADUATES OF SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL COME AND REGISTER FOR GifT BnWEEN NOW AND MAY 15TH. GOOD SELECTION OF JEWELRY FOR MOTHER'S DAY AND GRADUATION GIFTS• . NICE ASSORTMENT SKIRTS AND BLOUSES, LADIES' SPRING JACKnS AND DRESSES, GRADUATION WALLns, GREniNG CARDS, MEN'S WHITE PERMA PRESS AND BANDANA HANDICERCHEFS. 0, ' J •• •' "'' '"' $1 51 900 ••• "•• 2 BR NASHUA · • • Top of the line luxury home, gardtn tub, double lavatories, separate shower, mirrored doors on wcishtr & dryer area, 'I•" panel· ing, bay window, excellent furniture package. Built-in st!JI'IO and microwave oven plus a 'sprinkler system in tht furiiCKe ar10. •• • •.• c' $13,900 . ON£ ONlY Surts up. Price is down, on 1WA Getaway' Vacations. All include roundrrip airfare. hotel accommodations, a flower lei greeting, rransfers, baggage handling, countless Countdown discount'i and a host of other benefit~ from your Getaway host. So find out about the many irresistible.TWA Geraway Vacations to Waikiki, Maui, l<auai and Hmvaii-all backed by the exclusive 1WA Getaway Tour Warranty. Book oow and enjoy a little paradise at some fantasy prices, with TWA. 99< CASE $$96 2 liTER •·: TOMATOES ·'-· " 79< LB. CUCUMBERS • ~ 3 FOR $1 ;.•• •..• $1 5 900 · ICE 99C 11-G ¥ .; • •' 12X65 3 BR CENTER KITCHEN FLEETWOOD (19701 • ~ •.:tt 1111 baths, new corptt throughout, set up on· lot at South Park Villa• INdy to move into. .;• $55 00 ",.. .....: ~' 14X70 TWIN PLEX MANSION 09721 •• bedroom apts., IIJlllli-ts, Jtporott utility htok· $7 500 • .,; UNCLASSIFIED POTATOES IDAHO BAKING $3 99( 5 LB. 99 SO LIS. •BULK GARDEN SEED •SEED POTATOTES POTATOES ., ••>ol ' ..•••• a• 3-DAYS ONLY! •• . •' FRI.·SAT.·MON. • • '·•· = ·'· ..•• \' ~ :-•••• • ••• •• •• ••••••• •• .,•• • FOR A COOL COMFORTING SUMMER AND A WARMER WINTER. INSTALL AN ALL ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP FoR YEAR ROUND SAVINGS IN ONE OF THESE HOMES. -~ I \ $ * • •• ELECTRICITY DOES IT ALL FOR LESS! w....................................... $35.10 w..ks ........... .............. ......... $67.60 ·you'~~~ICEI :- AS A IUILDEI·DIALII FOI ALl AIIEIICAN MODUUI HOMES - IINGSIUIY HOME SALIS lAS MANY flOOI PLANS AVAILAILI IN UNClES l'l1 STOIY HOUSES WIICI MEn Fill, VA AIID WIST VIIGIIIA IOfiD MOIIIY HOUIIIlUtm WI lAD USED MOIILI HOMES ON IIADI. TWA GOAWAr VACAnONS 99< FlORIDA VINE RIPENED '• w,..ks .................................. $ji6.!6. · O.t1lde Melp Cou•ty t3 w..ka ....... ........ ... ..... ,.......... $18.20 \ 2 liTER . 2 lull baths, cathtdral ceilings, paddle fan. peall roof, deluxe homt with lots of room. 1 Factory built, 2 ups, sllirting. $5 96 $14 9 CANS . CANS ,.• J 14X70 2 BR CENTER KITCHEN CATALINA (1986) Only the te!Jll)erattn-e's high · this tinie ofwar. - CASE 6 PAK RC COLA ..• • A deluxe vinyl skirting kit is included with every new sin· gle wide home sold . Central air available at dealer cost. 49 rM;a;hi;e;r.~2;·1~,~~o~o;k~th;!>~lo;ss~.==~~==============~~=====~ $149 '. ..•' ....··• TEMPO ''' TOPAZ SALE . Special Purchase of 1986 · Factory Executi~e ~ehicles Allows Us To Pass &plosl~e Sa~lngs To You. • lunry sectional home, must see to appreciate. Double lap vinyl siding, dormer on front, huge family style kitchen f10turing a ••· parate breakfast booth, 3 skylights, cabinets everywhere, cathtclral ceiling in great room, ceiling fan, built-in brick fireplace, kichen & MBR, 2 baths, garden tub, stparatt shower, skylight in bath, and many other options. USED HOMES CHESTEI F 915-3132 I 26X60 3 BR WESTCHESTER · RESTAURANT IOUTE 7 6 PAK COCA-COLA . < $19,900 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J . Andrews and soh, Chr istupher, Westervi lle, and Barbara Andrews, Columbu·s, spent the Eas ter weekend with Mrs. Mary An· drews, Long Bottom. Another recent guest or Mrs . J\ndrews was Mrs . Fra.nres Mcintosh, Dayton . iKrrbauglfn nf (!1:4rllter. 99< 24X44 3 BR CATALINA 1 Personal note HOURS: SUN.-THURS. 9:00-8:30; FRI. & SAT. 10·9 PEPSI 2 full baths, one piece tubs in bath, cathedral ceiling, cabinets over walher and dryer ari!J, wired for ceiling fan. r~;;===:;==~~~~~~:;;:;~;;::::;~;=:;=j A Gen.-ous Portien ot Oollcious lalcod Steak Shnmorod In a CrtaiiY MushrooM Gravy S..wod with Mashed Potatoos & Htllltmade Gra'J. and Corn and a Hot luttortd Roll. Ma1wtll Houst Cofltt or DtcO • · ftlnattd, lath Froshly Brtwtd or a Smail Drink. 2 LITER • GOlDEN BUCKEY£ CARD ENT STORE RACINE DEPARTM 3ID _, .2100 RACINE Christi J . Lync h has been selected as an Outstdanding Young Woman of America. The honor recognizes young women throughout the nation for professional achievement and com munity service. Nominees • ar!> women whose time. talents and dedication have enriched the quality .of American life. Mrs. Lynch and her son, Jos hu a, reside In l\11ddleport where she Is employed by City lee an d Fuel Co., Point Pleasant. W.Va . 2 baths, garden tub, furnished, self-storing doors. One Only. Closet~ invoice at AND CONVENIENCE STORE • •• '•'· :·.• •·• •• • of Crippled Children, Ohio Dcpa rtment of Hea lth and was managed by the local hea lth depa rtment 's nursing and clerl· eat s taff pius vo lunt eer worker-s. The x-ray department of Vetera ns Memorial Hospital performed the needed radiological ~erv lees. · BAKED SALISBURY. STEAK DINNER ............ $425 . $19,900 Nineteen children were exam· lned at the bl·annu al ortpopedlc (bone) clinic held at the Meigs Cou nty Health Department lor Meigs· County young people from babies to 21 yeaos of age. · The clinic Is sponsored by the Bureau of Children with Medical Handicaps, formerly the Bureau $2 59 , ........ 14X70 CENTER KITCHEN; 3 BR BRUCE BEEGLE OF GALLIPOLIS WON THE POT OF FLOWERS IN THE EASTER DRAWING. HAIR BOWS $299 EACH • ' 14X70 CENTER KITCHEN, 3 BR KENTUCKIAN ON£ ONlY FRIDAY, APRIL' 24th J90 WIST IIAIII ~, - r •• .. ·orthopedic clinic is conducted SUNDAY, APRIL 26th ' $16,900 14X70 FRONT KITCHEN, Lynch named 'Outstanding' ' 2 bath model, garden tub with jacuzzi, built-in sterf!1, ctili., fan in living room, furnished, glass top dinette set, cathedral cetling, peak roof and wood grain siding. MIDDLEPOil .·'.•' 14X72 FRONT KITCHEN 3 BR MANSION . Mr . and Mrs. Edson Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and daughter, Sandy, Middle. port, were afternoon guests of Mr.Sunda and yMrs. Arthur Johnson. DO VOU REMEM~ER - This photograph of another era In Meigs County Is I he properly of Cluude'Rupe, Route I, Middleport. Rupe thinks the Donovan and Jenkins Grocery- noted on I he tronl window - was located In Middleport. Our Larll" Gourmet FiJhlail Sorvod on A Split Top luw with Our Dtfl. cious Home-de Tartar Sauce. Also S..vod with Hot GoldM FrtMil Frits ond Your Chtlct of Homemade Colt Slaw, Macaroni Salad,lakod ltans or Potato Salad. Chrisll J. Lynch •' $13900 rived. GENERAL TIRE SALES f~spo~k~es~m~a~n~J~a~y~H~O{W~~It~z~s~ai~d;.;;;g~~~;;~;;;;;;;;;;~ 52 26 52 Florence Circle spent the Wef>· kend with Beulah Circle In Columbus. Wtlllam Carleto n and daugh· ter, Angela Dawn, Raci ne, SPf>nl Sunday evening with 'Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Jo hnso n and Sheryl. Seventy-two attended Sunday school at the Carmel Chu rc h on Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hay man Barnltz of Pomeroy visited at the home of Eunle Brinker Sunday aft ernoon. Paulin(' Rose visited with her mother, Vel ma Taylor, Racine. Mr . and Mrs. Robe rt Watson of Kent were the recent guests of FISHTAIL FILLET SANDWICH PLATTER ....... • ·'•• furnished, heavy molding trim package, bay window. Just Ar· aval labll'. ~ Carmel community notes II 1.4X56, FRONT KITCHEN, 2 BR. PACESEnER CALL FOR PRICE ·. ' •• •• 1987 MODELS dlsasterous results ·to . U. . S. security in Central America. · The problem of homeless veterans as a groWing problem was also discussed by Mrs .. Hampto!' 1 who noted that according to the bulletiri, 30 to 50 percent of the 250,000 jobless are veterans. The Legion, she said, supports the new G. r. bill to give educational benefits and some readjustment va lues to veterans released from active duty. Mrs. Casey asked members to . write their senators in support of action calling f()r the resolution of the POW·MI.X problem within two years. , A prayer for peace and singing of "A merica" closed th e mef>tlng. Mrs. Lorrene Goggi ns was hostess for the mf>etlng held at Dale's S m orgasbo rd In Gallipolis. This ·Week's Specials ••• '• t,t,'{'()k . No talked about Nova Scotia, .provlnce of Canada, noting that agriculture Is the primary Indus· try with fishing second In lmpor· tance. Mrs. Florence ~lcltards, ~hlldren and youth chai rman, talked abou t the importance of teaching children about safety. Using the Firing ·u ne for refer· ence. It was noted that the . Immigration law passed by Con· gress does not satisfy veterans. The Veterans Adminstratlon re· mains opposed to the handling of the' illegal alien problem, since many veterans are un able to find employment du e partially to the abund ance of Illegal aliens; as well as gra nting amnesty to illegal aliens. Luia Hampton. using inforJTla· tion from the National Leglsla· live Bulletin, reports th at the American Legion feels another cutoff of Contra aid could cause ~;" Gooden to leave facility April 30 • gan, Columbus; Larry, Ruth, Denice and Jeffery Birchfield, Alb.any. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bishop attended the square da nce festival !or a week In Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire were SundaY dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alkire, Racine. Mrs. Mary Welsh and Mrs. Lydia Ba t!, Columbus, visited Mrs. Fra nces Young Thu rsday . Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold. Newark, Judlth Haney. Georgia, Mrs. Bonnie Rank, Granville, wf>re recent visitors of Mrs. Norma Lee. Mrs. Lena Hewitt , Columbus. visited Monday with .Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire . :~ PARKERSBURG 304-863-8321 Guests of Mrs. Nellie Borgan Friday were Gertr ude Borgan, Michael .Bergan and fr iends of Lancaster. Weekend guests were Michael and Domince Borgsan, Allen, Julia. and J amie Borga n, Matthew, Terry and Tena Bar· ;: PARK VILLA HOMES . RT. b8 SOUTH I ··-.;•• •• •. •• •• POMEROY partment convention to be held July 10·12 at Toledo. Mrs. Cur} in her communication stressed the · lmp<irtance of getting in · the narrative reports and books of prayers to district chairr~en by May 1. She told ·of ·the new department headquarters in Zanesvllie, and asked members to send In the names o! deceased · members to the district cha ir· , man right away . Copies of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of t he United States as ·amended were handed out at the meeting. Mrs. Bow les also distributed materials !rom th e state office. Round·robin cards were .signed for Nellie Winston. · Mrs. Dorothy Casey had a report on forei gn relations. She Ham_'sonville ha""'penings . '1:'. '·•• rl('r mav ·rrmlt In advancr dir«l tQ Th£> Oali v Sf'ntlnrl on u 3. 6or 12 motuh basis. CrNIII t,t,'lll be lliV('n carriE'r E'RCh • ' Onf' Yt'al' ................ ..... .. ... ... $&.~ . 00 SI NGLE COPY PRICE Subsc rlb<'r!! nor dNirln~ to pay the ca r · .:., ' COLUMBUS, OhiO iUPl J Ohio State Universit y's Ail· American wide receiver Crls Carter was suspended for marl· Juana use, according to a newspaper report. The Columbus Dispatch reports today that a source close to the OSU Athletic Department says Carter's suspension for the rest of the spring season comes after the player tested postive for drugs las t week. OSU Coach Earle Bruce has reiused to comment and Carter. has not been ava ilable. OSU football players undergo regular drug tests throughout the year. . Bruce llad said he suspended Carter for violating a team rule, but refuses lo say what rul!> Carter broke. ''Thai's the price Crls Carter Is going •to have to pay for now," Ohio. New \' ork. New York ··...... ,.. r :- Friday, April 24, 1.987 Contributions to the Ohio Veterans Children's Home at Xenia • • for an enrichment trip the Children's Welfare Found~tlon and the Athens Mental Health Center wer!> made by the Lewis Manley American Legion Auxll· ·, · lary 263 during a recent meeting. '· Mrs. Margaret Bowles presided at thf> meeting during which time the bulletin from Mrs Catherine Curl, Eighth District president , was read . The Depart· . ment junior conferen ce to be held. at the Holiday Inn in Zanesville on May 9 was announced as was the Buckeye Girls State tea to be held at the Lancaster Post Home on May 31 , 1 10 3 p.m. The summer convent ion at Crooksville on J une 4 was also ·· announced, along with the De- HUBBARD$ _ GR_EENHOU$11- Report: Carter was using marijuana nl~t:ht t( '.• • . play, we w~.uld beat ignite tM Lakers: • them, sal~. Motta. And ~><e were ready. Game 2 of the best·O~·flve 1 Western Conference series IS ;;et for Saturda y mght at Reu mon Arena. . . I 0 The Mavericks hit 60percent 4 SYRACUSE · 992-5176 their field· goal attempts to . Now Open for Sprl111 Season percent for the Somes. Dall.as led Bridge Closing Special by as many as 38 points '" the YEGOABLE PLANTS ~~~~~ penod. $1 PH DOUII PACI For most of thegamewewer~ 50 shootlng more than Pf>rce~t, $J50 PEl FLAT said Seattle Coach Bernie Blck· ·FLOWERING PLANTS ers tall. "The trouble was that (or Sl Nl SQ. Pl. most of the ga me thf>y wer.~ shooting more than 60 Pf>rcent. , $J50 PEl FLAT At Inglewood, Calif., Magic Shr~bbtry . or Fruit Trfts, Johnson sank an BO·foot shot to close the first half and Ja mes . 11any warleties; Worthy Onished w1th 28 points to Geraniums, VIolet• & Hanging Baskets. Optn 9-5 Daily, Sunday 1-5 ~u1 t Por~n~~:alt · OJ , l'l: 05p . m. Pltbur•h 1Dratw•kd· l 1' at J'bll11d~·lphla I • . re~dy·.. to Ut~ ,itif'w l'or~ I Hu•o n J. nt ~ C'k>vl:'l !'fld t l ' . st .. kro l ·t1 ),1:.1.5 p. m , ' ku~ ncy II.Pihrandt 'l- 1) 111 DHrolt I 'IIIIIM'!III (Sutlun &.:1) ul Mlnrw,;ot11 3 .lllOI II .l:tt t "t'ln!lf'hotll :J Tt'XIllo I , & IUmo"' I t POI IWIII l·'l /.X p. m, ~ 9 By JAN LOVE . regular s~ason at 65-17, are the 10 UPI Sports Wrller top seed the Western ConferThe Los Angeles Lakers and ence. The Mavericks, who 55won 27 DaUas Mavericks showed why the Midwest Dlvison with a · they earned the top two s)ots In mark, are seeded second. the Western Conference pairings . In other opening-round games, 10 by posting. routs In the opening Boston held on defeat Chicago round of the playoffs Thursday 108·104 and beat Golden night. State 99-85. . At Dallas, M.ark Aguirre Dallas set a club record for points scored In a 151·29 mauling scored 22B.polnts and Roy Tarpley two of the of the Seattle SuperSonics, while added 5 and all the Lakers Ued an NBA post - Mavericks who suited up scored season record with 82 first-half In double figures. points and defeated the Denver "I sa1d last (Wednesday) night Nuggets 12!!-95. that I would know in the first four The Lakers, who fi nished with minutes of the game if we were the best record during the ready to play, and that If we were 5 t ThUI'SdiQ''!i ~ Auk• Tt~cronto - 11 .SJ:I l 'ork 5, C't"""l'"'ll I C'~t lllqrnbt.' M' L P•·t fi B M 8 i Tn::a .. !'li1'W .. M I'lL l .n o•• • NATJOS ,tJ. U :M;l,Jt; Ry IJnlttd Prr'fi~ lnt l'rnlltklil;al . . :.,. . Celtics, Mavericks, Jazz and Lakers win~ 7 Legion Auxiliary makes group contributions Majors :~ . �Page- 6 The Daily Sentinel Friday, April 24.1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio ., Friday, April 24, 1987 7·fXPERIENCE TflE JOY Of RELIGION This Message and Clrurch USED CARS, INC. ·"' MEIGS nRE ~ ~:,. \ CENTER, INC. ~ !'/( Jolin F ."2·2t01 Fultl, Mgr, Ray Roggs Ph. St. Rt. Ph. 915-4100 Chester Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT SWISHER&LOHSE BOOK SlORE ~~~ Itt Church & Olf1Ce Supptie'5 GIFTS 99 M1ll St. FRANCIS FLORIST Coumv\ Oldt- ~t Flurur 362 EAST MAl N POMEROY, OHIO 45769 614/ 992· 2644 M1•iJ(11 RIDENOUR IFUI<NI~~~~~RDWAR:tI Homehte saws E Rawlings-Coats-Blower FUNERAL HOME "Serving Families" 264 S. 2nd, Middleport 992-5141 (row's Family Resta11rant "Futlllwt Ktwtrckg Flltd Chlcbw " 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy 2t.S. Second Pomeroy 992-3325 "' God be prais'd, 1hat to bel1ev1ng souls · Gt ves light in darkness , comfort 1n des pa1r. - W1lliam Shakespeare Pomeroy 'B.~D~ -w=.-e.mo. 214 E. Main 992· 5130 Pomeroy WAID CROSS SONS SlORE GrocenesGenera l Merchand• se Ractne 949 2SSO m ~I • '" ELLIS & SONS SOHIO complete ~ - Automotive · - ,. Servtce Sir eel Locust & 992-9921 "We are troubled on every Side , yet not distressed .. l)erplexed , but not m despair " - II Corinthians 4:8 Na:::::::.:~~: Ca. f• Brown's Fire & Safety and Equl'pmenl Sales SerYtte Rutland, Ohto 45775 J . wm. "8•11" Brown, Owner Phone (6141742·2777 Pome~og Flowe~ Shop GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES m school or wherever. Then, at other times just the opposite occurs, when our troubles and anx· ~ 1 Martha Chapman hosted a recenl mre ling of thr Friendly "Neighbor s a ll e nded by )9 : member s. 106 luttlfnut ln., Pomer.,., Oh. home, at work , •I :'\,,0....0\i. Across from the Courthouse 1et1es come 1n bunches. The causes of these can POMEROY OHI0-992-6677 be endless; such as fear of Illness, possible job ,. lMfOI • '' loss, the nagg1ng conviction that we have made CHAPMAN SHOES some ternble mistake, and so on . It is at times 104 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY s1de source of help and guidance, and one that "Po~Hifg '1 Qnlltg $., Sto"" 992-2815 Veterans Memorial Hospital like these that it becomes crucial to seek an out· cannot 115 1. Montorial Dr. 9U-2104 be provided by any friend or relative, how· Sunda~ h,~~J~~~ J~~ School 9:30 a .m .; Second and fourth Sundays "- Orshlp servlcP a\ 2·30 p m.MT.~ MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourttl and . Pat ~:n~o; P~~~~~~- ~~~~~; ~e;~b Main t , Middleport . Rev . Gilbert Crai~ Jr., pastor. Mrs Ervin Baumgardner. m Classrs fora ll a~cs.Jun lor C hurchll SundaY Sc hool Sup\ Sunday SctlOol 9. 30a 992-5432 - Sunday Srhool. 10 am , m ; Mor n\n~ worship 11 a.m Adult m , Worship Servlcr. 10.45 a.m. , ' serv ice, ll : If>a m of l1me tO let your fatth help you find the answers practice 6 p,m Sunday. YoungPeo ' 1 . . - - - - - - - - - - - - . J '·nrn\ uTLAND CHURCH Of GOD, Pasror , Children's Churl'h and Adult Bible SU~SS ROAD CHURCHOF CHRisT - Jo ph B. Hoskins. Pvangelist. Suntlay and restore your peace of mind , which is the P'~.~r~!Wed nesday al7:30 p m " miNITY CHURCH, John lllff. lnu:rlm pu ~ Jnhn Eva ns. Sundav School 111.00 a m' B!blt> tud:v 9a m., Worship, lOam .: Sun · BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant ·, tor, O..bble Buck. &mday Sctool &op<. Oourch Sunday Morn In~ Worship 11 00 a.m. Ch\1 · day f'-,.enlng servlcr 6 p.m.: Wednesday dr rn's Church 11 o.m Sund ay Evf'ninR greateSt reward it can bnng. St., Middleport Affiliated wilt! Southern , Schnol 9:15 u.m., Wor~hlp ~W IIUJ a.m s.>rvlrl' 7 00 p.m. W{'{l , 6 p m. Youn ~~: La Baptist Convention. David Bryan, Sr.. Ml· rvenl~~ S('rvlre, 7 p m Q\olr retrar.wl. 1\u'Sllay , 1 .11 p m un:lt'l dl PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Racln r, 1111's' Auxlllat v WNinesdav. 7 p m Fam niste-r. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Mornlnf """"'" qf Ull• Burt Rt. 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunda y POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA II }I wn1shl p ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' worshi p 11 a.m.: Evenln~ worship 7 p m ; • School'lO a m., Sunday evPnlng sPrVIC't' 7 HAZEL. COM MUN ITY CHURCH Off Wednesda y evening Blblt> study and RENE , C<Jrr<r 1101011 and Mulbc"1', R£'11 p.m Wednesday t>Vf'nlng service 7 p m day at 7:30p.m·. Men's Pravf'r Breakfast TUesday, 7' 30 P m. · ·prayer rneelln~ 7 P m. "' 'Jboma.'l GINI McClung. pastor Nonnun Pml· 'Ttt 124, .1 ml lf'~ from Portland Lo n~ Bol· CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle, tom F:iiSI'l H <.~rl past01 Sunda y School. WednC'Sday. 7 a.m IGracel . REORGANIZED CHURCH OF J ESt!S BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St k>y, S S ~pt . , SuOOay Sttrnl. 9:l l a.m .. Supt Sund ay School 9• 30 a m Morning q , ' Ill .m . Sundav mornln~ prt•nch l n~ SUITONChu rch School. 9 30 am; CHRISTOFLA'M'ERDAY SAINTS. Port· Rt. 124andCo Rd.S Mark Seevers, mints 11 niornin~ worship 10: l) n m , l'Vrn l ~ scrvi<.'(' fi Worship 10: 30 a m Prayer S(>rvlcr. a liNn UJ ;m a m.. Su nd av rvt•nlng Sf'rvlr(ls, 7 30 Mornt nlit Worship 10 45 a m. first and third land-Racine Road. William Roush , pastor. rzr Sunday School Sup!. Harry Hen pm.: mid-wrek Sf.'ro'l('(', Wednesday, 7 p,m Linda h Evans , 30 church M school1n dlre<"tor. 'rl•ks·, Sunday•·hool9 .30 a.m.·, Morning alf' Sundllys GRACE EP19:'0PAL O!URCH 326 E Pm Sundays: Fellowship dlnnt'r wl1h CarmPI Ch h 19 hi ' ~ THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST .LBAPTIST hldTh d 630 M GI · urc scoo · am ; orn gwors P WOI"Ship10:30 a m ,Evenlnoworshlp7 p MI DDI'F.PORTFREEWI I Main Sl , l'<llm"ov Sundav """"""' Holy ' r urs ay, · P m I c u re i 10:30 a.m ·, Wednesday evenin g prayer Wed d hi •1 " _. APOSTOLIC fA ITH - New Lima Rd , J<ENO CHURCH OF CHRIST . V('rnon m. n(>1; ay wors P P m rommunlon on the first ~nday ofNtth month. CHUHCII , Corner Ash ,md Plu m. Ralph next to Fort Meigs Park , Rutl and Robert E lclrl!l~r mlnlstf'r Olivrr Swuln. Sundav s~~T~1~Ef'Mm BAPTIST. Rev. Earl ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Richards. and rombln£'d wit h mornlnj.! pmyt'l on lhr Cundiff, pastor. Sunda y School 10 OOa m . pa stor Serv\c('s at 7 p m on ~-··.. hool S'upt Pr•ach Ina 9:30 a m m ch Comer Sycamore and Second Sts . Po ltUrdd ~nday Mornln~~: pmy1•r und s.:'fTTlOnon Mornln"~ Worship, 11 00 u m.: WrdnC'sday 9: 30 a.m. Wet:lnesdays and Sunda ys ·'~ .. ,.., Shuler, pastor. W orship serv ice, Th Re Willi Mlddl 1 Sunda v. S d S h00 110 30 Blbl Stud d meroy e v am rswar. all Olht'l' SJI'I(\ayll or the month Olurch Schl:wll and Sa lurcluy EvenlnJ!; ServlcPs at 7 30 p m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION (Thur· un ay c : a.m. e Y an pastor Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Churrh MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third and Nui"S('J')' cart' provided Cofff'lf' hOW' In ti'H' man Durham 1 pastor. SUnday service, prayer servT lei:" Thursday, 7 30 P m T . sender 11 a.m. Avr RE'V. Clark Bakf'r. paslor. Carl Not· Pa1l~ h Halllmnl(>dltt!Ciy foii!.M'IOJ! !hr. srrvlct:• 0 N· ON Kl INTERDENOMJNA SACRED HEART CHURCH, Msgr lln ~ h a m . Sundav Sch ool Supt. Sunday POMEROY CHURCil Of CHI! IS' I , u:! W, 9·30 a.m .. evf'nlng service 7 30 p.m ALCARLE CHURb Road · Rev.I Da MEWS '-!I, ngs ury Anthony Gla nnamorf' Ph 992 "uno. Salur· Srhool Hl ~ m. with classe-s for all afi:'CS Main St , Nell Proalfoot. Jlltstnr Blblt• School vld c f 1 s d s h 1 9 ~· ~~ Prayer meeting. Wedneday, 7. 30 p.m. fOOPERATIVE PARISH BEARWAU.OW RIDGE CHURCH OF ur man , pa s or. \lR ay coo :JV day EvPnln ~ Mass 7· 30 p.m., Sunday F:vt•n \ n ~ sC'r. lc:£'s at 6 p.m. WOOn PSda:V Bl· 9: ~ a.m : Mornlnf! worship 10 'W) a m . YllUih UNIT ED METIIODIST CIIURCH a. m , Ralph Carl. Supt. Evening worship Mass, 8 a m. and 10 a m. Confessions one bll' study nt 7<\fl p m. Youth s£>rvlces Fri· rtl('('11 n ~ . 6:00pm : Evcnln~ \I.'OJ'shlp, 7 Ul p NOI\THEMT CLUSTER CHRIST. Jost'ph B. Hoskins. pastor . Blbl" 1.00 p m Prayer meet ing, Wednesday half hou r before each Mass. CCD classes , · da v a1 7· .10 p m .. m. Wednesday niJ!ht pnr~o•et' m('(>llnJ! and Bll>\1' l1as« 9 :IDa .m .. Mornln~W ors h lp lO JOa 7 00 H4•v . l>on i\.rt:her p.m. 11 a m Sunday. ECCLESIA F~LLOWSID P, 128 Mill St .. stu.1y 7 00 p m Itt•\ . Roy Dt•ti rr m F\•t•n ln~o: Worship. 6·30 p.m Thursday LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN , Vernon VICTORY BAPTI ST. 525 N 2nd St . Mlddlrp()rl Brot h('r Chuck McPherson . 'litE SALVA'I10N ARMY 111 Butfl>rnut R1•v. Sr-ldon JohnMon BlhiC' Study. li :l't P m Eldridge, pastor: Wallace Damewood, S. Middleport. J amt's E Kt'es-, pastor pas1or. Sund.1y Slhool 10 am , Su nday AV(' , PofTII'•roy Mrs {)]ra Wining In t•h,u ~ · NEW STIVERSYILLE CO MM UNITY S. Sup 1. Sun day S"h 19· 30 a.m.; Wors hiP ALFRED - ChUI'Ch School 9 :10a m \, oo Sund ay mornlno" worship 10 a.«m, Even· I'Wn lng SC'rv lel>s :11 7 p m <1 nd Wednl'Sda v " 4 ~rday 0011111 ~« fTII"('t\nJ!, lfl u m , Survl,t\ 9 C HURCH. Sunda y S<'hool srrvl<'t'. . :J u "~ 1 10 30 w or~ hlp , 11 a m : UMYF6 :311 p m.. UMW ce, : a.m. Ina" servicE' 7 p m ·, W<'dnesday evening Sf'tv lu:•s at i p m SchOol, 1~ :11 am &o~<lav Sdool. YP.<M Third '1\l f'Sd tiV, 7:.k) p m Communion, m.: W orsh l~ · S('rvic£" 10: 30 am : .x"I'V N HOLINE"" CHURCH-· HY SELL RU ,...,... worship 7 p m VIsitation Thu rsd ay 6. 30 p. ANTIQUTT¥ BA?TIST Kf:'nnMh Smith , Elol.~ Adam."~, ll'il!k'l' 7· ,'W) pm Salvorlon firs! Su n(l,ly jArc:hrrl E va n~l\s tl c rvlc:C' 7 30 p.m. WednC'S · Mlk('ThOm{;'son. NPW Hav(ln. WV , pasror m. pa s1or Sundav School q 30 a m : C"hurch IT'lE'f'tl!ij!;, variolLo; Spt:'llkl'f!i nml music S(X'('I tds CHESTER - Wm s hlp 9 u m , Chu1 ch tl<l ,\1, Prayer ml"l"l ing 7:30 p.m Thursday Sundav Sch ool al 9 :KI a.m.; MornlnR wor· MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH: Charlrs s£'rvlr<' 7. ;V) p m.. \'outh ff'll owshlp 6:30 p Thurmlay, 11::o a.m. to 2 p,m I ..H.Ilffl Hon)(o ~huo l lO ,, m . Rlhi C' St ud y, Thurs c.la~. 7 p ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomeroy· <hlp urlO · 30 a. m . Sundavf'Vf'nIn fZS!'rv 1cr Norris, pa st or. Sund ay & hoot , 10 am ·, m , Blbll' studv. Thuro;;duy. 7:30 p m LA•a,.,..., m:m~1'S In d•ar~t ·. all wonk•n m · UMW. fh'SI Thur ~ du y, 1 p m : Com HarrlsonvilJ(' Rd RobC'rt Pur j('ll. minis Th d 1 1 7 30 ati•:li:J pm urs:i\'Sf'rvccsa :. P· worshlpservlct>l1 a.m.; Sundaynlghl FULL C:OSPEI I.IGHTf«lUSE, .1~4.1 tnvtuxt 6:45 p m Thursday. Coi'J,; r~Htl•t IN. S!(l\'(1 StanlC'y, S. S Sup t. Bill MEl £" munlnn. first Sund,tV IA tcherl Hil and Ro~ d . Pomrroy Tom K(llly, pas· tO \. A ~st. Sup! Sundav School 9·30 a m : m worship sPrvlce 7 30 p m.: MldWPfk Classs !Young Proph"Blblel. i · lJ p.m Blt>lr 10\ 'P A - W(lr!' hlp 9 :10 <1m. Chu rch -~ FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION Ill Ba ld prayer serviCE" WednPsday 7 p.m. lor Dannv LambC'rl, S S Sup! Su nday Sttdy and Prttver ~lflr!J!, ttJ.)f11to thr public St·hon\ 10 10 a m Blhlt•Study WPdnPsda y Worship S<'!VIrr 111. :11 a m · Evrni n" wor· Knob. lo('aH'<f on Coun ty Road 31. RC'v WESLEYAN BIBLE HOLINESS morn ing !Of'rvlcr nl 10 a m ; Sunday C'VC'n · POMEROY WF. :S I ~IDE CllURClt m· 7 .1(1 p 111 Llo lm ~n n l ship Sunda y 7 p.m and WC'dn rs.-to1yl_7 P m Lawrf'nrl' Glu<'SA'I C'dmp, palUor RC'v · CHURCH of Middlepor1. lnc . 75 Pfoarl S1 , In £ srrvlrC"7:30 p m. TuN;day and Thurs CHRIST. :tr.!'.51 Chlldt'f'n's HonlP Road 1Cuun1 v ST IOHN LUTHERAN CHI !CH, PlnP RogC'r Willford , ass!. paslor p rRh-u ~ In LO NC: ROTTOM - Chut·ch ~ hool 9 · 30 ll Rev. Iva n Myers, pastor·. Roopr dav SrrvlrC'$ at 7..10 p.m. ROllrt i'!ll OO'H2'\!\ Vocal rin.J.~ I c. ~n1iay Wor GroV£•. The Rf'\' Willia m M ,dl£"Swart h. !IC'I'\' irl's ;"\un ~ d 7 30 p tin " yManiC'y, ,, m · Won;hlp 7 p m : Rlbh.' S!Uc\y , W(lday · P m r.1 ~ rr m('(' fl Sr, Sunday School Su p! Sunda School WORD OF FAIT H. ~1 Mill Sl , Mlddk !llhp 10 &m.: BlbiP,~hJ:Iy 11 om , Worship. hi• nrosd,t\i . 7·311 p m · UMYF . WNin E'S dav, p;1s1or Chu r<•h Sf'rV\C(' 9· 10 a m : Sund li ,V 7 30 r. G Iff th !:c Wcdn<'~ dav ·. p.m.. . ary .. r I · 9· 30 a.m ; MornlnJI: Worship 10:30 am.: poz t. Sunda v morn ! n~ sf'rvll'l' lfl l~ a.m : m Wf'dnNicta.v. Dlhl!' St\lly. 7 p m. t1,!(1 p.m : Communion f irs\ Sund av. hoo1 10:30 a.m lrud('r YouttJ groups Sundav rvC'nlnR a1 EvPnlnll' WQrshlp 7•30 p m. Wedn('Sday Sunday I'Vt' nl n ~ 7·:l0 Thuro;;diw momlng OLD DEXTER ntBI I' CHRISTIAN IA Hhi•t I BRADBURY CHURC H OF CHRIST, 6:.111 p.m with Rogrr an d VI o1rt Wlllfor d· evening' Bible study. prayer and pralsr Blbl r s1udv 10 am WC'dn ~ d..w t'Vmlng Q ltm.CH. Alvin Curt is pll!:iiOl. I .lnda Swun. John W1l~ h l , JXIstm Sunday School q . 'lO l!. c 1 1 rt 1 Sunda :v HEF:OSV II.I .F - Chu rch &hoo19 XI a . i3(l pm m ·. L:trrv Ha\,' n<". S. S Sup! Morn I n~ lmdC'rS. ommun on M'rv C<' rs servtCP, 7:30p .m ~pl . ~rdav Sctlx.JI9.ll H rn.; VlNChlng !it'f Ill Wnro;hlp St••v \N' 11 00 am. ION•t£'1 \ · rach month. NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA v1Cf'S rtrsl and thir-d Surrlay rnllnwln~ Surtr:ld\ 'flJPP~: Rs PLA INS ST PA.UL WHI TE ' ~ CHAPEl.. WESLEYAN " ot''<hlp 10·30 ,1 m ZARENE Rl'v. Glf'ndon Slrou d, pa slor LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH School Youth mf'l"tl~. 7· V) p m f'Vf'I'Y ~~ ~~ C'hu•'rh S< honl q am : Wot·s h\p 10 am · RACINE CHURCH OF THF. NAZA- CHURCH _ Coolville RD Rev Phillip Rl· Sund.1v Sr hool9 JO a m . Wor~ hlp servlcf'. OF GOD- Glltxort Sp€'ncer, pa stor Sun dnv HENE, Rr\ L!ovd D Grtmm .I t pust or dC'nour. p,l!O\Or Sunday Srhool 9 30 a m., ll1bh• Stutlv. TuC'Sduv. 7.30 p.m , UMW , lfl ·'\() i.l m , Youth SC"rvlcr !".undoy 6: 1 ~ p 0 1 ,1 011~s. Ch,lh m.1n or thC' Board of Chr·ls· "orshlp S<'rvlcr 10 :30 a m.: ~lbl r' !Otudv • d ay School 9:3C a m., Mornln~ sf'rvlce 1'h11t1 'I'UI'iiday. L VI p m . Com munion C:RAHAM UNITED METHOOI ST m Sunclil\' f'VCnln ~ Sl'l'\llrf' 7:00pm . wro 10:00 a.m.. Sunday f>VPning servicE> 7:00 p. 10 11, Lift• Sundliv School 9 JO a m . Morn and worship Sf'n'lrt'. wronC'Sda y 7 p m ~ [ 1 ~1 ~und.I V (i\tC'hC'Il • Prt •~tt • hl n ~ 9 .'UI.1 rn fl 1st anrl <;t•r·nml. ~un nNldHV PrayC'r Mr'C"tlna and Blblt' S1 ud~· lnJ.1 wnrsh\p 10 ~n ,1 m. C'van g C'Il ~ llc Sf'r · RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, m.; Mld·werk prayN sl'rviCf' Wednf'Sday !'f:NT IIM. ri.USTF.R davs of ('U(' h mont h: thiJ·rt ruHit nu t'!h Sun 7 00 p.m 7p.m vll'r 7 01'1 p m. WNinC'Sd.•.v s(•tvlef'. 7 P m Mark .Jonf'S . pa ~IOI Bill Nicholson. Sun· Ht•v. ,Jam f'!ol E CorNU dav t'IH.'h mo nt h Will'" hlp "4'1'\ h , .,. ,, 17 Ill p NEASE SF:TILEMENTC HURCH Sun MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH, LIBERTV CHRISTIAN CHVRCU . [){o ;~t day School Supt ~und a ~· School9. 30a m , Rt•\'. S1t"Yt.'f1 Nelson m .. W r·d nC'~<I . •v f •Vf l n ln g~ .11 7. \0 1•m day uftrrnoon :;rrvll'l's Ill 2. :«1 Thu rsduy Bush. pastor Max Folmer. Sr Lawrence oodv C!lll . pnslor Srrv i('('!l ~u nd :Jy Morn i n~ wo ·shlp an d Co mm union 10:30 a lrr. W ltt•v. Mt•lvln Franklin Pru vf'r ••nd RlbiP Shuh 1 rvrnin~ sC'rvlrr'!i HI i :VI Sup! . Sunday School and Mornlnfl Worship tn o.m .t nd 7 pm W('(\nrsda}l 7p m m 1(1•v l 'lt•mtonh• ~ . Zunljla. ,Jr . Sf.VENTII·DAY ADVI NTI ST Mu lh Fl RST RAPTIST CH URCH Muson. W 9 :rl a.m.. Sunday evenl n~ Sf' rvlct>. 7 p.m , Rt•v . KoiM•rt Mussman C'rr\1 Ht ·l~h l s ltna1! P nmi'I IW I t' IO\ RUTI.ANDBIBLEMETHODIST Amos Va Pll ~lor B1ll Murphy SundavSC'hool m )'outh mceHnR and Blblf' Study, Wedn es· RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. S1f'Vf' A~HU R V !l\vr a cu~ f'l - Wt"'rsh\p 11 ll m P.ruc·h Pastcw: Sn bbut h S(· hrwl Sup!'rln · Tillis. past o1 Sonn v Hudson, su pt Sundav day, i p.m a.m : ~u nd:.t~· C'V ('fling 7:.'rl p.m. Prayer I'II'J VC'r. Pastor Mlk£' l'lw lg N Sund11v School 9 30 a m . Mornin g worship, lO JO Churel• St•hnnl !hl5 om : C h ;\1'~ 1' Blblf' tf'ndr nt nhund :t Mal ki n Srt llll.i lh Srhr'~rl l mN'!lng- und BlblC' ~ tudv Wf'dni'Sdt y. 7: :rt UNITED FAITH CHURC H, R1. 7 on Po· Srhool Sup! Su ndu y Sctlool ~ 30 a m : ' n m , Sundav evf'n ln ~ servlrl' 7 00 p m. •, bt'plns nl :! p rn nn S:Ji utclnv"lt hwor!'hl j) ~ tufi V . WN\tl i'!>ll<tv. 7 l) p.m : UMW . fir!! I p,m, Evrrvon r \H'Iconr . meroy Bv·Pass. Rf'v. David Wlsf'man . Sr., 1 Mnr nln~ worship 10.40 a m.. Sunda v Tul' :duv i : ~ p m.: Choh· Rf'hC'nrsul. Sf'tVkt• folllowlni! nl '\ 15. E\'l•rvmw wf•l W!'dnt1!1day srrvlrf' 7 p m WMPO pro RUTI AND FREE WILL BAPTIST Sapastor Me lvin DrakP. S. S. Supt . Sunday ('V(Inln,R WOJ'illhlp 7:,10 p.m , Wt'dn ~ da y j:!ra m 9 am. each Sundav Wt•dnfos d.tv tl . 111 p.m . UMW. rou tth Run· t'Omt' l('m ~~ RC'v. Paul Taylor, p u~ 1 or Sundav School9 30 am ,; Mornln ~ Worshi p 10.30. rH'nlnR Bib If' s!ud v 7. 30 p m dnv. il ;,n p.m 1Nt•lson \ RUTLA ND F'llt ~T RAPTI ST CHUH\ 11 RUTLAND CHUR CH OF THE NAZA - Even l n ~ Worship 7· 30 p m ; Wednesday S<·hoollO o1 m : ~undav C'VE'ninll7:00 p.m . BUIU.INGHAM C'O MMUNITY CHU RCH, RENE Rf'\ l.owr \1 Ford. pa stor Sunday ENTERPR ISF. - W nr!~> h\p ~ n m . - Sl!! ll'l' ll rm IC'II W:trl\1'1 '-'up! ~llrl C I..t \ Wi'd nrsdav C'VNllnr. pnly('r mr<'lln g 7. 00 Pray£>r service, 7· 30 p m. Uw llnj;!ham. Ray I.audffml !t pa~ t or: Ro S('hoo l r,. :ll:l n m . MtH'nln ~o1 \\'CW!o:hlp ttl · ~ , rhu l'lh St •honl HI am : Rlbi <'~ Uulv , 1 l1 C'S SchCM.ll !\· 30 .1 m . Worship SC"r\'lc: .. 10.30 a. p.m. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Rail road lx>rl CCP.art. as.o;\stant pastor Sund!WSchool m : Young propll''s srrvlct' fi p.m. t\,t\ i '10 p m ' UMW , fh' ~ l MondtiV. 7: :Yl .I rn SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT St .. Mason. Sunday School lO a.m.: Morn · 10 a.m , worship 7 p m.; Wedne!Jduv. 6 p.m 1) m . UMY r ~undoy fi p. m Choir RC' POMEHOY Jo~ IR S'l Ri\ PTIST l.v,lnn [\ ,tnJ!I'I \s lk ~ ('rvlcr 6· :rt p m. Wf'd nf'Sday inll worship 11 ,.,,m.. Evenlnll service 6 p tCHURCH. ~l lvrr R l d~l ' Duanf' Sydm · w 1 uth m('('ting; Wed i p.m. chu rch ~lYVi~. h ~ '. tr"• ll . 11 10 J).m WN:In C' S dav. I Franklin\ · Hn lll'\ . mlnlstPI Sal urdm• 1'\l' nin ~ sen lcC' 7 p m. srrlckf'r, pus1or Su nda:v ~c h ool 9 n.m . m. Prayer meeting and BiblE' Study Wed· PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH. y, F'I,ATWOOIY.'. - l' ~ut ' l'h School. 10 a m t'V:IIl ~C'IISI[(' !Orrvlt'I'S, Opl'll 10 1mh llt' 7 p MASON CHURCH OF CHRL~T Miller nesday, 7 p m Wor:.ohlp SC'rviC(\10.1 m , Sundu ~ f'VC'n\ng mll r'l'lff Rt. 325 R(lv &>n J . Watt s. pa~ l or . Worship 11 .J . nl . Blblt• Stull\', Thur11 m.: ~ u mh.v Church !-it'I\Oill , !l · :\j) 11 m Sl , Mu ~on. W. Va . EUtz£"11 (' L. CORJ~C'r. ml · sC'r\'kt\ 7:00p.m Wt.'dnC'S da }l niRhi Blblr FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rev. Nylr Robrrt S£>a rles. S.S. Sup! Sunda v S'-'hool d:n 7 p n• LJ MVF. Sundny, 6 p m M01n ln ~ Wo111hlp 10 :Ml 11.m nish•r Sund11 y Bib!(' Study 10 a.m .. Wor· Borden, pas1or. Cornelius Bunch, supt .studv 7 00 p.m 9 ;m .1m.; Morn ln,lr! Wors hip 111' 30 am 1 Jo r.lnk\!nl FIRST SOUTHERN BAt·•TJ S'I P11 ship 11 a m :md 7 p.m. W('()n C'5da v Blb iC' SUml a~· ('\'t' nin ~ ~ f'rV]('(' 7 30 p m wro. s rudv . voral mu~lc . 7 p m FOllD'T IWN - Wm ~t hlp 9 et m·: nii'IOv Plk1• Jo~. l ..lmut 0 1\tvHnl. p.... lnr n~·~ da y !Of'rv lrf'. 7· 3{1 p m · ( hu rd1 So.· hn0\ 111 j\ .M .: ('holr pracll rt'. .lark 'Nt•t'fls. Sund.l\' St•hnnl 611 l'l'lnr ~\111 LIBERTY ASSEMBLV OF GOD. Dud~II.VER RUN BAPTI ~T Bill Uttlr, Ttlt ':'! d :n h. Ill p m .. lJ MW . ft rsl 1'U(11dav. ... duv ~r ho11l. fl :\11 a 'm Mmn ln ~ Worship din ,!:! Ln n(l , Ma son. W Va , .J. N Tha ckl:"r pastor Sti'VC' liU\{', s. S Sup! Sunday i 'Ul p 111 1 NP I ~m l\ lfl 45: C'V (' Il[ll~ WOI'Sh\p 7 l)fl p 0\ I I) ~ 'J' 1 pa slm EvC'n\n tz S<'r\!ICC' 7 30 p.m. Wo· SrhoollO a.m.. M o rnin ~ wors\p, 11 am IlEATH ! Mhld lrportJ -C hu rrh~hool & 7 ~!lIE ST I ; \Vt'{ hu•sdav Pt;l\1'1 s.l'l mrn' :~ Mlntstrv . Thur:sdav, 9 30 am: ~undi!V C'V£' nln ~ worship 7:30 p m Pra;.' Pr •l ·Xl .1m M mnl n ~ \\ orshlp JO ·:vJ n.m : vkt•. 7 1(1 p.m. 10 . ~ 1' \ & 7,:111 P M I E.s. Wl'lin rsd.ty PriiyC'r and Blblr Studv. 7, I~ mf't"thiR and B l bll'sludvThur.~da y 7·JOp r nu th(; J·oup l p m. W rd n~d . J\ ,C hurC'h T 1: Mls~ lon F'tlru\ls r. tgt•s ~ lo\ Hn\ .11 pm m Youth m('('tln~ W£tint:'Nduv at 7 p.m . l'lw ll' 1 £'hr.tr~u l. 7 p m . thurstl,t\', 1\ mb.t ss:ulo1~ 1bov~ .I ~P~ h 1)\l, d ml I ;11 Is Then God said , '"Let us m ake man In our Image .... " So God HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN RE.IO ICINC LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH Pt ,,\I'' St•t vl t't•, 6: ,\0 p.m.. Hlbl!• S!udv. 7 In }\('liOn HIJ1i'S fi. 'Ji~ l Oil Wt 'lln Psll: l \' ~ 7 p CHRISTIAN UNION The ft<'v , Davkl created man In I he Im age of God he created him; male and :uti N 2nd Av(}. M ldd ll'l)ort Sund1:1v m 1DST J$..· 7 ~IOpm tF :-i'l' \ , 'l'ul'~d. l' '' m j7, u nl~t,~\ , McManis. pastor. SundaySchool 9: 30 a.m. Srhool 10 a.m. Sun!ln y ('\'('n\nfl 7:00 p m . MI NF.HSV II I. F. - Wor~ h l p SNVII'f' Ul Vllll\l :lllon li ' :Yl p m fe m a le he created I hem. (Gen . 1: 26-27) : ,Sunday morning servlcc 1 11 a m , Sun· Mld·WN"k sf'r\' 1('(>. wro , 7 p.m. 11 m : C hut· rh~ hool. l la m , UMW . lhlrd FAITH TABEHNACI E OIUH ('Il H,li· day night M'rviCP, 7:30 WOOnesay p-ayer The most s lgnlflcanl ·t hing about humans Is lhal I h ey were \\'t-dnc'l'd:•'·· I p.m : ChOir prltCtlCt\ Mon· lrv Run RotH\, Rt•v t:nmHIt H.tw son, p.ts· mf:'etln~ . 7 l) p m. LANGSVILLE (HHISTIAN CHURCH, crealed In lhe Im age of God. Whal does this mean? cl.n 1 :JI.l p m . 1 NC'IJ>on l . 111'r Ha ncllt·~· Dunn sup! Sunrlay Sd 10ol. FAI RVIEW BIBLE CHURCH , Letart, Dalla s J aney, Sunday SChool Supt. Sunday PEARl ( II APF~ L - Wnr!ihlp S{>r\'I C'f' 1011 m : Su mla y t •\rnl n ~~wrvlt •t• 7 :JII p m One thing It c learly means Is that since God Is a P erson. a W Va ., Rl . 1. JamH Lewis, pas1or WorSchool 9:30a .m.. Sunday Mor nln ~ Wor~ .iO ·• m.: Chut t: h St' hool 10 1a n m .. , Blblr 1r uch l n ,~r. 7 :tOp m Thursda y ship ~rv t ces 9;30 a.m.; SundaySc:hoolll shlp.lO 30 a m , Sunday evl'nlnf! Worship, human being Is a lso a person . Persons ca n lhlnk , feel. and wilL 1!M\V Si•etHHI Tu£'SdU\', i ;U) p.m : I MU!<iS· SYRACUSF: MISSION rht•rr\ Sr . S\· a.m.; Evening worship 7: 30p.m. Tuesday 7 30 p.m . Wednesday evPnlng Prayer 11111 11 l .. rarusC'. Srrvi<'C'!l, \On m Sund:1v £\•rnl n~ They have the capacity for self knowlcdgP a nd se lf collaJI;e prayl'r meeting and Biblf' Study Mf' etln~~: . 7: 30 p.m POM F. ROY - C'hUI'Ch Si:'hool. ~ : 15lt m ~ st•r\•krs Sunda'' nnd Wr~tln Ntdtl \ ' ul 7: 1111 p. 9 30 am: Worship serviC(>, Wfdnesday determlnalion . A most imporlanl charac lerl,s tl c of a perso n Is : wor .. hlp 10. ;( I 11 m · l hOh' rl'h<'a1'S,ll SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA •' m. 7:30p m the fa cl t hai his very n a ture demands communlcallon wllh Wrdnrsd:w. 7..1(! p.m. UMW . .!1-N'O n(! •' MIDDLEPORT CHURCH 11F CHI11 ST 7..ARF.NF. . Rr'v Glmn McMil lan. ~ s 1or OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, l'U t'!id.l~· . 7 : ~Jp . m . : UM\'F'Sunrlav 6p.m . ~ IN CHR IST IAN UN ION . Rr v. Kf'llh E:blln Marv JaniN" l..a\(!lldE'r, Sundav School other persons. The hlghesl expression of lhr n eed fo r Walnut and lHenry Sts. Ravenswood. W. !C'm hltl l. ·pas! or. Sun<lrw Srhool 1\:,10 u m.. W.ul r ~upt Sundav School 9:.10 :1.m.: Mornlnl! Va. Tht' R(>Y. Geor~e C. Weirick , pastor. communication Is human fellow s hip wilh God . HIK'K SPH\ Nt.S- Chu rch School. 9·1!'i ' Ha vmnn. su pr. : MornlnJl Wnr~hl p Jtl ·~o a wo1ship 111:.10 ::..m : Evan~f'llst lrs C'J'\!IN'. Sunday SChool9· 30 a.m : Sunday worship ,, m : WOt!Oh!p 10 o m : llll)lf'Stud\'. Wrd · tip m , Pmyt•randPral sC' W«<nrscby , 7p. lt Is particularly lmportanl for human IC1 alions thai all . ; m ; Sunda ~· t\Vfln lnJ! st\rvi('f' 7. :w \J m . 11 am nt'!id,,, , 7. :t1 ,, m : UM \' F 1SC'nlonn . Sun ' Wrdnf'~ rhn Pt :1\1'1 MrPtln~ . 7 :Will 111 m Youth m('('t\nfl 7 p m people are crealed In I h e image of God. In the be~l nn lnjl. II says: ; CALYARYBIBLECHURCH, IO<atedon ' 1\:l\ ·~ p.m , 1Junknl'l C'\ t' IV otht'l Sun· • MT MORIAI! CHUI1\11 OF COD EDEN UNITED BRErfD'IEN IN Pomeroy Pike. Coo nty Road 25 neer Flat· " Male and female created he them". Men a nd women ar(' • d . t ~ b p m 1Fl .tnkllnl ~ •Ra('lnr Hf'''· .JH nw ~ Sl\llf'r flt'ltl. r as ror CHRI ST, C (.{'Sil l" fi1111lan. pastor. Sunwoods. Rev. Blackwood, paator. Servtcf'S fHJ1'l.AND - Churt'h ~hon l 10 .1m equally crea ted In I he Image of God. Th e sa m e ran be sa id for 1 :J FI'f'f'man Wll lln m,~;, Supt Sundny S~ · h Clol dav Srhool 10:00 o.m.; M ornin ~ Worship on Sunday a! lO: 30 a.m. and 7::.J p.m. wl1h Wms hl p II n Ill : UMW !E\' I ' nl n~('lrrlr . ,. ' 9: 4~ a.m . Runda v and WN1nt•S.di\.\ t 'Wn II 00 a.m. Sunda\• r ''~"~'~ lnJf sC'rvl{'f' 7: 00 p. Sunday Schoo1 9: 30 a m Blblp Study, Wed · those of diffe ren t racial or cultural groups _ •• "~ L'<.'OTHI \\'t•dn f'!lfiay 7:):) p.m ; UMW !Af· m Wf'dnPSda,v ('\tf'nin ,ll praver SE'I"\'1«' In~ srn·it•r•s . i p m. n{l5day, 7:30p.m ~ Those who have been crealro In lhe lmag P of God s ho uld tfr noon \h'<'h'l l!t'('()nd Thursdu v. 1 p.m. MIOOI.EP011T FIRST B,\PTIST 7'00 p m. FAITH FELLOw.l!DPCRUSADE FOR. , j Mu ssm:m l COlliN Sl~ \ h.md Pul ml'l. Enrl Edrn P.t!O · always be'respecled as ends of Infinite value a nd never as m e re , HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Rog: CllRIST. S<. Rt . 338. Antiquity . f!ov , SALEM<"ENTEH Churoh S<hool9 15 tor. Bob Parkrr. S S Sup1 .. Cl\fhv RIJlj.!!". Franklin Dickens, pastor. Sunday mom · ('I' Watsm, pastor Crenson PrAtt , Sunday means . They s hould never be manipulated or used lo attain 'j u.m ; Wors hip 10 · 1~ p m. 1Mussm11n1 Asst . Sup t Su ml:t ~' &hool. 9· 1:J ft rn h't g lO a m.; Sunday evmtng 7: :1) p m. School Supt Morning Worship 9:30a.m.: selfish e nds. SN(lWVILtE - Worship. 9:00 a m . Morn In~ Wot ship 10 111 a m . Sumla ~ Sunday School 10:00 a m ; Evening ter· Thunday evening 7:l) p,m. <'hU r<'h S<'hoOl 9 45 a.m. ! Mussman\ Evrnln~ .Sf'l\tlct•, 7 p.m Prtl\'f'r nwrtlnJ! VIN.", 7: l) p.m. STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP · Lamar Bryan I, Pas1or · und Blbl<' StutW WNinrsrhn ('\'l'nln ,ll. 7 p SOUTHERN CLUSTER MT. UNION BAPTIST, Dona ld Shue, TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers First Southern Bapds1 · m : Chlldr<'n" f hC'IIrt pr:H'lll'f', Wt'dnC''< · Re\ . Ro1C'r Orace Sunday Sdoool10 a.m.: Worship service 11 pastor: Joe Sayre. Sunday School Supl da \1 , 7 p.m.. Adull ('hOlt pt,Utl('t•. Wrd .. ~ Church, Pomeroy Pike, Pomeroy Re\i . Paul McGuire a.m.: Sund1y e\lenlng servlee,7:30 p.m.; Sundoy School 9 ·~ a.m .: EV('fltng WOI' · ' p.m : Radio l ll'u~t':llll , \VMPO. Sundtt,v. 1\ PPLE GROVE: - ChurC'h Srhool 9: 3\, ship 6·.» p m , Pray«>r M~tlng, 6: 30p.m. Wtodnesday eventnR SM"VIre 7: 30 p m 8 ~ 3011 m Wf'dnf'Sday. a m Wor!~i hlp , 10' CXI a m fft rsl and I hi ~ ~unt1avs 1: Blbl<' slud y ('very Sunday 7 p, TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF MIDDLEPORT CIIURCII OF CHRIST. rn : ~IMW S('rond Tut'.sday. 7:00 p.m ; CHRIST. Oavf' PrPiltlce, minister. Ceryl &.. ~t h and Main. Alli art!ion, mlnlstpr; Mike • Wt'lls, Supt. Church School 9 a m : WorPrnwr nlC't'l!n~. Wt.'dn~dny. i p m ~ c;e,rlactl . Sunrl a:v &hool Supt•rlntt"nd<'nl !GrnN•I ship Sl.'rviCP, 9:45pm :: Blbl(' SChool9: 30 u.m : MornlnJI Worship BF:THANV - Worship, 9 a.m .. Church CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA · 10. 30 a.m Evcn\n~ Worship 1. 00 p m Sctlool. 10 a.m : Bible Study, WNinHday. RENE. Rev. Her~rt Grate. paS1or . · • ~ WrdnPSdav . 7 00 p m Pray{'r m('('lln ~. 10 It m.: Dorru Worn('n's Fellow!!hlp, Frank Riffle. sup1 . Sunday Sdlool 9: ~a MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA-' CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOO· , \Ve(tnrsda v. II am . (McGulrel m.; Worship serv~. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m ' ~ ZARENE. PASTOR Fn'tl P('nhorwoocL CARMEl. Church School 9·30 a.m : ~nday. Wednesday, 7 p.m . Prayer meet toitc - VanZudt and Ward Rd. Elder • Bill Whl1l'. Sund Hy School Supt Sunday • Ing. Worship, 10· 4~ a.m. &ocond and Fourth Ia""'" MUior, poator. &oadoy !ldlool, School 9:ll a.m.: Mornlnp; Worship 10•45 LAUREL O.IFF FREE MtTfllOIST 10:30 a.m.: Wonblp Sor.llco, Sunday, 7:30 Sundays: Fellowship dinner wtrh Sutron •' a.m : Evan-t'IIJUC' meftln,a 7 00 p.m. p.m.: Blblt lllu<IY. Wtdo,.dly. 7:30p.m. third Thursdav. 6:30p.m. IMcGulrel . OIURCH . Davkl Btll. twlor. Robl"rt E. ..Wednf'Sda)', 1. 00 p.m. Pray('r m('('l\n g Barton, Director o1 Chrllllan Edue~tlon ; POMEROY wtsLEYAN HOUNESS, EAST LETART - Chureb S<h0019a m : • UNITED PREIIIYTIIIIIAN MINISTRf Slove Eblin. aaslstul. Sunday SdlooU: 30 Worship 10 a m. second and fourth Sun· HarrtoonvUit · RoY. O.Wfll KlDI. ' OP IIIEI08 OOUNTV l'l'tar; Cllotaa f'ollllo . Suadoy Sdlool days: UMW first Tuesday, 7:00 p m. a.m.: Morning worship • :30 a.m ;Teens ' lkv. C...,.... Talbolt Supt.: Sunday Sdoool9:30 a.m .: morning In Action. &p.m.: EvenbtrWorshlp, 7:30p. 1Graco1. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN m. Wednf'Sday ~enbll' prayfr aad Bible 1worship, 11 a.m.: Sunday ..,...ID,..,.Ico LETART FALLS Worship 9 a.m.; CHURCH - Sund,y: Worshi p Servlct'S IIUdy, 7:30p.m. Choir practice. Tburodoy. 7:30 p.m. Prayer MeotiDI. W-elty, Churrh SchoollO a.m. (Grace) . 9:00a.m : Church Sc'hool 10: 1 ~ a.m . I p.m. MORNING STARWorship, 9: 15a m.: 7 : MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN '~~Ctm; FIRST CHUIICII orooD DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. Church S<IIOOI, 10:30 a.m.: Sible S'l'\ldy1 ··sunday SChool. 9 a.~C hu r ch SE"rvlre. Chari., Ru...n Sr , rnlnllter. Rlclt Mt· , noo·P..,te<Ottal. """leo-~ Thursday. 7:30 p.m. (Rad<>rl . ~ ~~ : 15o . m . 10 a.m.: SlitltlaY Sdlool U a.m. Evaolll1 comber, lliJM. 'Sunday Sdlool t :!ll o.m : RACINE WESLEY AN Cllun:h Sdlool 'c SYRACVSE_FI'!~.T UNIT_E ESBV · worolllp oerv1ce 7:00 p.m. '11'111.-y IO..m: WOI'JhiD Ua.m.: UMWI<>w1hMool Worolllp .....,.... 10:30 a .m. Bible otudy, ' prayer nle<IIDf 7:00p.m. , even if all is well at the moment. Then, when the In accordance with the umI ,·form school lunch program s of MONDAY MIDDLEPORT The Lord's Prayer was given In unison before I he polluck dinner. Devollo ns were by Deborah A lor 1. Ihe Easte rn a nd Meigs Local :- School Dlslnc ls. the lun~h m enu : for t he week of Apnl 27 Is w ic h , peas, pineapple , cookte, milk ., Friday - corn dog. mixed vegetables, cherry dessert, milk. Meigs , a nnounced. : , Eastern • • Monday - ho t dog, sa uce, french fries, peaches, milk . Tuesday- c fillt, pea nut butler .. sa ndwich , relis h lray, pears, · milk • · Wednesday - beef. noodles, bread, bulter, m ashed potatoes, '. gravy . ap plesacue, milk . Thursday - h a m pa lt y sa nd· Monday - hamburger wllh pickles, potalo rounds, fruit , milk. ' Tuesday toasled c heese sa ndwic h , peas, frull, milk. Wednesday - spaghetti with sauce, salad , hot rolls and butt er , a pplesauce, milk . Thursday - fis h sandw ic h , corn. fruit, cookie, milk Friday - cooks' choice. ·I Pomeroy ever well ·intentioned . If you are not already do· ing so, go to your House of Worship regularly, POMEROY- Eva ngeli s l Rick Weaver wilt have eve ning servl · ces. 7:30 p.m ., a,t Mt . Hermo n U n ited Brethren Church on Texas Road. . h menus p}anned IOf [ sch00}s :I' Lunc ' , . ' Ageneg, In e. SUNDAY POMEROY Eva ngeli ne Chapler 172 Order of Easlern Slar officers will practice I h is Sunday and nex l Sunday, May 31 , a l 2 p .m . InspectiOn will be May 13 at 7: .1() p.m . lns pcc lin g office1 will be Depul y Grand Matron Linda Dav is - The OH evening al the Burkett Barber Shop In Middleport. There will be a socia l hour a nd training session at 7 p.m. There will be election of officer s, a coin a uction and refresh m e nts. 'MIDDLEPORT The Mldd l epor l -Pomcroy Area Branch of the American Assoc 1alion of University Women will meet T uesday al Ihe Mldd le p011 Masonic T e mple for a dlnne1 •, 6:30 p.m . Members may ta ke guests. Dues arc payable. Reservallons arc to be m ade by Thursday at 992·2907. Ga ll ipolis me mbers w11i be s pe akers POMEROY - Beddi ng plants and hanging basket s will be for sale by the Vo lunleers of Amerlcare· Pomeroy Nursing a nd Re habllila tio n Cen ler (for merly Pomeroy Heallh Care Center ) Monday 8 a .m . to 4 p.m . Proceeds w ill be used for Christmus gill s for t he r esidenl s . GOD oF PROPHECY need arises as it eventually mu,s t , you will rejoice in the knowledge that you have learned ahead a nd Included ··Matchless Love" and "The Clock of Life" There was a fl ower quiz by Anna Halliday, a nd a va rie t y of read · lngs includi ng "A Most Unusual Day" by Calherl ne Shenefield ; "Easter" by Beatrice Re inhart ; ·•If Jesus Cam e to Your House·· by Charlolte Erlewlne; "Never on Time·· a nd " Inscription on Tombstones" by Dorolhy Bolin; "Glad fo Be Here." POMEROY _ J ay Mar Mon day ntghl ladles go lf t~ague will meel thiS Monda y evening, 5 p.m , a I t h e J ay M ar course . ~ ~ members were e ncouraged lo se nd cards. The District Deputy and Past coun cilors Club will mee 1 at 1:30 Sunday at the Redwood Inn, Belpre. Following the m eeting a s ile nt auction was held . Mary Holter, Sadie Trussell. Faye Kirkhart, and Thelma White served refreshmenls. 204 Condor St. ' PPomeg~Y2 ~~7 hone 6 · MON.·WED. & THURS. 9· 5 TUIS.&FR1.9·1 SATURDAY POMEROY - Mrigs Coun ly Li llerGra nt AdvlsolyBoardw lll m ee1 7: .10 p m . Tuesday a1 lho Iiller conl rol office. q_, Field day <;;UYSVILLE- T he Appa lac h· ian Drafl Horse a nd Muh· Ass oci- THIS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY! From· 11 A.M. to Closing , HAMBURGERS SUNGLASSES I l i1l i i i il lf2 PRICE 39c CHEESEBURGERS GOOD THRU MONDAY 49 ('y ;,I ''l ' ,· I l ,,,1, COMPLETE STOCK AT OUR POMEROY AND PT. PLEASANT STOlES ONLY NEW SUNDAY HOURS 10:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. SWISHER LOHSE Venoy birth being announced Mr . a nd Mrs. Ma rk Venoy announce the birth of their first child , a daughler , Brooke Su· za nne, born on Aprll2 al Pleasant Valley HospitaL The Infant weighed elghl pounds and was 19 inches long. Malernal gra ndparents are Mr. a nd Mrs . William Demosky, j GRAVELY TRACJ:PR' SALES & SERVICE ~ Mlddleporl. 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IO . . . . 10 lllttllc Clly 11M, America'• '-* countty lt1UIIc ptll*llioo·· 0 1 ,_ • $11.1111 Cftqt ID my 0 I Clld or 0 Ylll_-.nt. 'I 0 2,..·S2UI 0 Chick Or 111t1111J onllr •clolld ~No. -------- Explilllon Dllt - - ' - - - - - - - - a IIIII coupon peyment to: IIU8IC CIYY NEWS Clly _ _ _ _ __ P.O. IOX 22175 Zip ~ • lwo·~ Oeiu~l ~ ~b.-lon~•~.....,prc:•~Of*)fl ~~~~~ ~S1101 ·- .... ,.. ____ ,.._lll ___,__ - NA11M.U. TN 372112 ,................. ; SPRING BSUMMER HOURS ' r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Chester Council conducts meeting .Pa uline Ridenour and Be lly Roush were reported Ill at Tuesday night' s meeting of Ches· ter Council 323, Daughter s of America. held at the hall . Ma r garet Tuttle, councilor, presided at the m eeti ng which opened In ritualistic form . II was noted th at Leiba Wood Is m lhe Exlended Care Facility at Vele· rans Memorial Hospita l and Olher rea dings were g iven by Ed ith Strong, Mary Nelson, Helen Miller, Dena Hoffman. Wanella Radekm and Bealrlce Rei nhart. Cards were signed for Be rnice Midkiff a nd Martin Mollhan w ith get we ll cards to Ear l Wright andJunlorRadekln. A th an k yo u nol e was read from Mrs. A lo'r for a ba by glfl. Jane Bowles will host t he June m eeting. May 2 at lhe Redblr\1 Farm betwee n Guysv ille a nd Slewarl on Roulc .129. There will b e plqwlng rontes1s and a · log s'kld conl es l . There will be a $5 fee per coni es I and prizes will ·•/'P awarMd. Lunches wil l be serv.ed a nd acllville s will s larl a llO a '1'rJ. For more inf01 malion call Wald Spencer a1 985-.15o0. Rain ctdle will tx• May 9. \ RUTLAND - T he Ru tland Garden Clubwil m eel Tuesday al 7:30 p.m a t thr home of Mr s. Ma rvm Wilso n. i\ l our will IX' p lan ned Ia a local ~rrcnhouse a nd nursery : Friendly Neighbors club conduas meeting FIOWliS FOR EYm OCCASION be going well : at Peler 's Episcopal Church in Gallipolis with Ed Gra ham calling_ I (6141992-2039 or (6141992-5721 thmg seems to Community calendar/area happenings l CO@ LVILLE- Revival servl· May l, al noon, everyone should - ces will be held Friday and brlngasacklunchandlhechurch · Saturday, 7 p .m . each evening, a t will fu rnis h Ihe dessert a nd Can hage · Troy Com munily beverage. A meeting will follow Church In Coolville. Speaker will the lunc heo n. .,.. be Rev. Edsel HarL Special . ' smg1qg each nlg h L POMEROY - Senior Citizens ) --Da nce Club is sponsoring a dance ; RUTLAND Th e Rulland th is Friday, 8 to 11 p.m. at the • PTO Spring Carnival will be held center on Mulberry >Helghls. Friday evening. 6 1o8: ,30 p.m., at Music by True Country Band. Ru tla nd Civ1c Cent er. Admission Admission $1.50 per person. B ring s n acks. ' Is free and the car n iva l will "'" feat ure dogging, a karate dem: ons1rat ion , clow ns, gam es. food SYRACUSE- The re wi ll be a : a nd door prizes. Everyone spaghetti s upper Friday, from 5 : , welcome . · lo 7 p.m., at Carll on School In Syracuse POMEROY- Ma y Fellowship of Churc h Women Uniled will GALLIPOLIS - The Grande . meet for a ptannmg session 1: ~0 Sq uares of Gallipolis will slage a : Friday aflernoon al :R_tnlt y Weste rn s tyle square dance from ' 1 ?' 804W. Mam 992-2318 Pomeroy Where are t1mes mall our lives when every· The Daily Sentioei- Pati«l.-;-7 ;··==~~~==~~~~~====~==~~~==~~~==~~====~~~~~ FRIDAY Churc h , The following Friday. 8 to 11 p m Saturday at St KAN Coi n Club will meet Monday TUESDAY a lion is sponsor a field da/'on TEAFORD REALTY . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Pre'icriptlons Middl e port - The lnteres~ed Businesses Listed On ThiS Page. LET FAITH PRESCRIBE THE CURE FOR ANXIETY AND DESPAIR t'OI'I181'0y-Middleport. O"io · • .......................... . . . . . ........,_..,. laW' ' !. . . . . .' ......., . . . . ., . . ......... ..,.,. All IIIII IIIII '' �Sentinel Friday, Apt 24, 1987 Ohio The Daily Sentinel tlr ""'Doily- -~iH 31 Business Services PHONE 992-2156 4 11 Giveaway Help Wanted P8ft 111 C.11rt St , _ , DMo 4S71t ~ SWim llolds • lnltlprt1irw Semces -~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Business Services NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On April 17 1987 m tho Molgc Coumy Probeto Court Coae No 25491 Rlltho Doy Routo 2 Bo•158FI Coolville, Ohlo 45723 wu appointed Howard L Wrltasel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleamng Pamtmg FREE ESTIMATES Adminlstratnx With the will annexed of the estate of Vfna Solley doeolfOd late of St Rt 681 RoodaVIUo Ohio Robert E Buck Probate Judge Lena K Neuelroed Clark 949-2263 or 949-2168 (41 24 161 1 8 3tc 4 11 87 tfn Publoc Notoce NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Tho following described item w•H be offered tor pub We can repa1r and recore rad1ators and heater cores We can ~lso ac1d boll and rod out radiators. We also repa1r Gas Tanks. lie ule to the highe1t b•dder on the 8th doy of Moy 1987 at ten o·c::lock 1m 1980 Ford 2 dr sed ser # OT1 OA 126698 Terma of Sale Cash Seller reserves the nght to bid and the right to reject any and all bids Prior to the date of ule arrangementt may be made to inapect thla PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohoo 1 13-tfc morchondlae by calling 992 2171 between the hours of Bam and6pm TUNEUPS to TWAIMSMISSION CAll 992-7403 Apt. Sl Rt 33, POt!Mroy, OH z - AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS SANDY'S AUTO SALES Auto111otiye Repair & S.nico ~ REBUILT & RfPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND I Lllw- pup- POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-9949 Bob Barton, Ownor 2 5- 86 Un J&N CONSTRUCnON GHEEN'S PAINnNG, INC. - 2 In Memonam In Memortam SIDING - VInyl Aluminum, and Wood PAINTING-All f'lpot including opoco ogo insulating SANDBLASTING- Dry Bloating Wot Blaotlng ond Vacuum Hinting of atructur.a ateel tanka buildings ond miacollonooualtoma FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 614/94,·2616 4-15 I mo pd Etttmetea) Pomeroy, Oh1o 4l586fc In Lov1ng Memory my husband. of Robert M. Clark. who passed away 7 years afo, Apnl 24, 980 A m1lhon times we've lhOUJhl of you A million t1mes we've cned If love could have saved you You never would have died In hie we loved you dearly In dealh we love you sltll In our hearts you have a place That no one else can 1111 loved and sadly m1ssed by w1fe lola. and son, lartY and Wife Joy and arandchlldren, Penny and Wendy and Tamra Lyons and husand Harry and rot ·llfandson Jonatlum yons f Real Estate Generel TEAFORDm Real Estate l.J3 REALIOI 216 E 2nd It Phone 1 16141992 3326 NEW LISTING - 21il baths 3 bed1ooms 2 sundecks 2 pa t1 os 2 barbecue p1ts (lleen house root cella1 work gar age dnlled well mce k1tchen eleYen yrs old 6 6 acres. $5950000 NEAR KROGER S- 21ots 9 rm home modern k1lchen gas FA furnace 2 apts 2 BRs meach Garage carport & r~v er view RACINE - 6 rooms on mce corner lot Walk to the stores ne~t to school Has lull basemen! and dbl gar age Jusl $20 000 SALISBURY - I 55 acres near Pome10y w1th old house and trees Only $4 000 RACINE - N1ce older home w1th lg rooms looks mgood cond11ton has 4 bedrooms IB kllchen d1nmg rm lg liVIng about 24x25 lg patiO garage & 2 level Its Jusl $27 500 WANT TO SELL CALL992 3325 CERTIFIED APPRAISALS HousiiHl Lovmg Memory of Wilma Anderson Apnl 25, 1986 Althouah 11 s been 1 y11r since we ve btln apart· You're deeply remembered m our he•rt A lov1n1 molhtr 111nd· mother and Wilt You were the best p1rt of our life James Anderson and Fam1ly e t.lltnll.l POMEROY,O. 992·2259 LEBANON TOWNSHIP- 30 acres woodland mmerals free gas from ex1slmg well Pnvale & secluded RE DUCED PRICE! $8 500 00 LEE CIRCLE - SYRACUSE - N1ce 3 bedroom ranch With dm mg area large livmg room laundry area c'-rport and outs1de slorage Nice neighborhood Owner must saciiiiCe $31 900 00 or 3 ton unlta lnatollod on pad & re1dy to cool Price 11069 96 pluo to• 48871mo B&B WOODWORK$ ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL CUSTOM "PLANING *JOINTING *MOLDING VARIOUS PATIERNS AND WOOD SPECIES 985-4176 or 985·3564 36632 BAILEY AD POMEROY 3 15 I mo Riverine Antiaues Henry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Dottle Turner 992 5692 A mu• Public Sale 8o Auct1on AUCTION SUNDAY, APRIL 26 1 P.M. HOWELLS GROVE PARK BELPRE, OHIO There s some n1ce furn1lur8 2 maple dressers upnght p1ano, maple chest maple rocker upnght ce darchest 2 maple tJeds metal wardrobes 2 wrmger washers oak dresser w/ mtrror oak ktlchen cab1nel (pam led) \\ Je nny lind 19' color TV, apart s1ze cook slove lawn cha1rs latJie & chatrs, couch, beddmg, coms granlle ware poslcards qu1lls adverttsement lms lamps boxes miscellaneous household goods burglar alarm syslem chatrs ~ron sk1lets chalk owls R1v1era dishes costume tewelry tool boxes, wrenches: screwdnvers socket sel butllm balh tub h&dge lmrmers axes olher furnlure & m1sc 1lems nol hsted cuslom van tlems ' PATRICK H. BLOSSER AUCTIONEER 599-86 PHONE 428-7245 Not Responsible lor Accidens P.t llmt RN needed In 1 nlot 100 IMd long e.rm _.. ftclhy good IMnofltoovallllot& Contact 7 F1m1ly Y•d a.... Thul'l • Fn • 611 V..mileout141 ChildrMa clothing 1ilH 0 12 Lldiel clothing •ppll..,c:n. lob of mile Witch tor llgn1 Yerd.creftNII Fri. lit 24th •net 25th Corner lot of Ne•gh borhood Rd end 141 11m to Family Frl FUll MATIRESS/BOXSPRING............ S14UI CHESTS .......... S49.9S RECLINERS ..... S99.95 DINEnE/4 CHAIRS............................. S99.95 12 Months Free Financing 992-2526 USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES YHS HOME RECORDER Tronoltn 3Smm & 110 • Po A· ton Sluioo to YHS Y1doo Tapt •Wedding• •Valuables Cla1ms •SpeCial Events BOWLING II P01111roy Bowling Co. 382 "E 2ND ST. R1 124, Pomoroy Dhoo Iring lh11 od wrlh your famly or grou' to loowl 2 gamH anij got one lr..u AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Ill•• Tr••••lt~loa Good Frt & Sat mghts or any open bowling time Call us for parltes for your eroup 992·3432 or 99lilt~~ 6 17 tic color tv l Sot •ov•• 2847 1i1e1 brand name )..,.1. eur tlint bed 1pruda booiQ. tots me,. 519 Ook Drlvo Spring Volley E...teVII'dSale. 574SunVIIIey Drive FridOf l Saturdoy Aprl 24 to 21 10 OOtm to D1rk Bedroom auhe whirlpool micro- Wive with clrt. 3 point hitch cutflvltOrt 2 tObiCCO prnMI old olk typewriter d•k. Ettat• 1111 tntklu•• furniture houHh61d ttem1 448 Llrlft Dr teroll from Fairground• Fri • Sot 8 5 Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity lc- "At loasonoblt Prtcos" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Wa Car~ Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Hare 1IUSINISS PHON! 16141 nz uso ' Day or N1ght NO SUNDAY CALLS RISIDENCI PHON! 16141 4l61611n All types Carpentry, Plumbmg and Electncal Repatr 25% Off lor Sen1or C1t1zens Free Est. Cell 992-6952 Leave mess111 on machme 1f no answer 4·16 I mo nz 7754 1128/t!n ' POMEROY HOME REPAIR Fi1h1ng Suppll.. houM "" ritht (Niclnoky al Pt Pleaaant & VIcinity CAll COllECT· KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ,85-3561 1111 M•b• •W11h1rt •Diahw11hen •R•nues PARTS and SERVICE 4 r;.u, • BOGGS SALE~ & SERVICE U. 5i RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Dtoro, Autlttrlzotl JeM luslo Htt Farm l~tuip rt•nt Now !Want~, •.,. Dtlltr "VINYL SIDING 0 AlUMINUM SIDING "llOWN IN INSUlA liON 10 ....... 5 .... Sotftor 10 AJl II If IIOOH Otlotr ,.... lor ., Ill "t-SUI!w ~ I I IA-j!na CCitltiY nas s.w-.. ..... u. *MII·Credoet·Citlilt!oot Flowen, COWlltE OUI PIKISI • "4-l'-l• SERVICE hog 2.,. Bidwell . , . Jah e14-4412101-eom Gov.mm~~r~t Jobl n 1 040 ne 230 yr. Now hlr!na Coli 105 187 1000 Ell R1805 191 1 I tot. Hiring! Government yo4n' .ee 00o Phon• Fed•al. &tate 1nd CfvH Servtc.: J- et5 707 to •581411 , YIM' Now hiring Cell Job Une 1 518 458 3811 ht F t3e5D for li1tlna 24 hr'1 AVON no -•h•go. 0 , _ tlrrltories phone 304 ,,, _ 1429 Lady to live In tnd htlp ledy ... 304 175 2374 • El.,.itrM;ed mNt cutter appty Cr1wford1 SUI* Martllt. Henderson 304 8715 REASONAilE • REIIAIU 8·20.'86 tfn GAS· WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS Plf'l time hlllp WllntM eppty tn per10n onty Miltlr Donut No PhOIMCIIIS 12 42Z I •o Public Sale & Auction Work wenttd mowing odd jolri llaht htullng Mtill Gellle ll'!d ,-,ton 8519 Count!.. 16 814 992· • Schools Instruction pd 9 GEARY'S BODY SHOP 550 P~gt St~ MIJ p1rt GRAVEL - SAND Ph. 992-3537 41 171mo li llillllilll: I' 1111' 'II\ 10-S:tlc Soptlc tank pulllllint roold.,tlol '• commtrloel. tiD per lold Ron Evans EnttrDt'IMI Jacklon Dhlo Ctll 814 281-59:10 Jim o odd jobo pelndot. drfvo. • woy -111no c-wortl• experl•nc•d 241e a hecla• C1ll 114 ·:111 Would Hke to btbv•lt lrom 7pm to 7em al1o WHktndl enydm.. Coli It 4 448-3878 •' Mltute chrll'tiln Min groundl kuplna. handv men IIWII c. . Ph e1~ 441·2780 Pl.na Le1.n1 In my home. ttv. minutft outaide of 01llipoli• Coli e14 441 8131 wort< or 4487848homo Wt PlY GMh for, .. , model cl.., uted Jim Mtnk Cht¥ Olda Inc c•• e14 448 3872 TOP CAIH paid lor 83 new• 21 Bu11neu Opportunity Giveaway Old t•me log homes for more nformatlon ca ll304 675 7384 50'1 Chandlfll' Onve Po1nt Plea sant 3 bedrooms newly ram o deled knchen and bath New ca rpet lJnaltached garage Full stze baaement Large hvmgroom and dmlng Great location Low 50 s Call 304 765 0128 Thursdays 9 00 9 00 ask for Dave 3 bedroom house 25 acres bern garage storage building Ok1hpoh f Ohto Lot for sale P~lecat Roed Ph 1 304 882 3636 I NOTICE I r THE OHIO VALLEY PUILIIH lNG CO - · 111a1 you rr= modal A... tlalllpolia Col e14 448 2212 wto """ -RIIIOrtlbly worldtlg ringer WUhlt 114 742 2251 1254-.r Goodoanclklon Ph 114-21e e25t prlcod CoM -leotod lila oflortott luoln- For lllo Ph 3142 114 448 • • OVIIr p8f1Mft11 Ph 4411 3243 ott• 8:00pm 23 114 ~ ,. luylnf Junhn Coli ottwl 00 Cde14-N2- • 1984 Ud6 Mobile Home tenced ylrd 3 lots Rt 1 80 11 Evergreen Ph 814 448 1339 or 446 t528 1982 Man11on on beaut•lul rNerhont lot m Middleport Total electric AC two lerge bed rooma 1nd many utraa Call sa 992 3346 1976 12•60 mobile home for sale 82200 Call 614 992 5941 .... .....,....1_2 - - - P h 114- -____ ... -......... , tot!: >• ,_"- Col ..,. 814-441-1107 .. 35 lots 8o Acreage 33 acre• 3 m1les west of HMC near route 35 Call 614 U6 B221 after 6 lot 4 5 acres more-les1 5 m1les from city hm1u Rt 218 Call 614 446 2460 after 4pm 4 8 / 10 acres J1ckaon Co w1th 32x88 Butldmg electric & ctty water hook up Own., NYS no re1sonable offer w11l be refu1ed Call 614 286 6522 Ashton building lot1 mobtle homes permitted Clyde 8cwen J, 304 576 2336 4 acre• land leon Baden 6 63 acres off Rt 2 for u le S25 000 304 676 4208 1/J'I- §§ Buoldong Supplies LAYNE S FURNITURE Ready mix concret• and all concrete suppllft Call u1Valley Brook Cement and Supp!let 1180 W•ndsor 14x70 3 bad room• 1 VJ baths axe cond many ex tras must move 304 79 Mob1le Home 14x70 un dirpennmg 3 bedroom• S7 600 00 Phone 304 468 1774 1976 Holly Perk trttllf excellent cor\d•tton tot" electr~c centre! aif 31x8 porch 2 tmall out bialld•no• 1 18x20 building with dog pen anached to back &enlng on ep~ox lf2 acre located on Jim Hill Rd 7 mllet fflJin Hendlti'IOn Wtll take Ultd Ca~ or truck trade 1n C1ll 304 875 4848 Farms for Sale Gl~t~Wood 1812 --------n _ _• I ~1cr11 1mM11onRt e2from P~IPI_T 91 200.· 0&7 .... , p261 1100 J._ M 5 dr1war cheat 869 95 Used living room sofu and lovesaat Corbm& SnyderFurn 1 ture Ph 614 446 1171 Furnilhed & U!Jiurnush&d apts $160 00 and up references Ph 304 676 7738 or 304 676 5104 A 1 Real Estate Good used color portable & floor modeiTVsPh 6144461149 New apl!lrtment co mpletely lurn Ret & D ep 1 or 2 adulra only Call 614 446 0338 Wathar & dryer treater lawn moy.'tt r 1canner small guttar ampllfyer good cond Cell 614 Splctous 2bdr apt C A water pad Near P 1u Hut Gall•polls Ph 614 446 7025 54 M1sc Merchandise 258 t747 . Country L1v ng 1 BR furn ed apt AC Washer and dryer no children or pets ref & dep req ad Call614 992 2807 e1 tar 6PM Callahan 1 Used T~re Shop Over 1 OOOttres stztt12 13 14 16 16 16 6 8 mtlel out At 218 Call614 256 6251 94 locust St 1 BR furmshed apt upsta1n &200 Ut1llt181 pad $80 dep Ph 446 1340 or Plastic c11tern state approved plastw sapttc tanka plasti c culvert• metal culvert• RON EVANS ENTERPR ISES Jack son Oh 614 286 6930 446 3870 Pnvata entrance & privata park mg 1 bedroom uttl1t1es peid Gocd locatton Ph 614 446 7515 Unfurnithed house 3BR ney Vlllege II 8276 Ph 4416 aher 7PM Rod 446 3 BR hvtngroom large k1tchen 11ngle garage utthty room on Rt 36 3mt from HMC Wtth option tc buy Ph 614 446 1358 Furnithed 3 room conage all newly decorated In tow n adult1 Please no peu Ref. & Oepos1t Ph 614 446 2643 Rent 28 M1ll Creek Ph 6t4 448 89t9 4 room• beth all new paint nice and cle1n Deposit end reference reQutred 1 or 2 children 614 2 1tory houte for rent 17 1cres Rutltnd area t226 per month Call Jo Ann Stewart at 614 742 2421 2 bedroom hc;~uae m New Ht11en unfurmlhed reference snd dep otrt requ~red S180 00 month 304 882 2583 et4 992 202t 2 prom dre11e1 tor aale One 11 size 11 12 other Is tile 13 Call Gracious liVIng 1 and 2 bed room apanments at Vtllege Manor end Riverside Ap&n menta 1n M•ddlaport From &215 mcludlng utthties Call el4 992 2428 Kenmore heavy dutvl' waaher Kenmore heavy duty piUI fourcycledryert126 614 992 no 614 992 7787 EOH 5344 1 bedroom furn•shed apt Ut 1h ttat paid 1210 per month 81 00 depo11t Middleport 614 992 Tor;~y 1 Gun Rep11rs hot reblue ing Open 9 00 AM to 7 00 PM Call 304 876 4631 5t50 2 bedroom ept for rant In Pomeroy above car waah Call Arbor VItae. Bluebetriea Burn mg bu1h Birch Aule11 Dog wood red end whit• Holly Jun•pen Pme Red Leaf Maple Rhodendron Spruce Yews. etc All plantt gu1ranteed Wtlhing tOn NurMry 16 minutea North of Point Plu11nt turn at w.. t Columbia follow tlgnt 304 2526 APARTMENTS mob1le hom us hou1e1 Pt Pleaunt 1nd Galhpo Ill 614 4<18 8221 882 2&72 Akel model M 9 Reel Recorder wtth Cro1s F1eld head ay1tem built in amp end 1peaker 304 468 t653 WANTED TO BUY 60 a or 60 1 Juke Box or Pin Ball M1chlne 304 578 2106 45 Furmshed Rooms Sean yelloW prmt baad1pread canapy and pri1ctll11 full 11za Galhpoh• ferry 304 676 3193 Sm"l hoult locatltd At 35 n... 44 ~ - Apartment for Rent 1 S.lhom baa.e rent I 171 00 pfut elect:ric Al10 rMIUINCI e 0.... flnonclng Opportunrty IWhlta pine seedling• for salt 304 675 t484 200 papar back romancn will sell lot for 125 00 304 876 7223 1976 Chew pickup SIOO 00 1977 Ford station w1gon 1!1 1 000 00 Kenmore dryer 1!1100 00 ladtes10 1peed blcy 46 S pa1ce for Rent elo 166 00 2 (P206 76 t41 Off1ce Space ior Rent Excellent for Attornev• Accountant etc Close to Court Houle Call Wtteman Real Estate Agency 614 446 3644 t~ras I 20 00 each 1 4 Inch factory 1pera tire t26 00 304 675 2848 I Couch ch81f end table• coffee table Iampi Ptlno PF10 very good l or gospel group 304 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33 North of Pomeroy Rental trailers Call 6U 992 675 8674 Spa ce fOf small uatlafl All hook upa Cable Alao eHic•ency room• alf and cable Ma1on w 304 773 6661 Surplus Army Camouflauge Oemm Rental clothing (Wild Turkey Hlson st1rts April 27) Sem Somrv11ie 1 Junction Independence Roed Old Route 21 Eut Ravtnlwood F,. Stt Sun 7479 v.. c.u t200800PM Lllrge trailer lot in Middleport Neer stores end tehoot Call 614 992 2101 or 814 992 For ute limestone 1and gravel fill d1rt r~rewo od Dell vered 304 675 4412 2319 SPICIOUI MObile tiome loti l or rent large nn:reelton and ptcmc area tree lot gtvt eway 304 675 3073 aftltl' 6 00 PM 55 Buoldong Supplies Bu1ldlng Material• Block bnck MWtr p1pes win dow1. llntele t1c Claude Wm ten Rto Grande 0 Cell 614 Space for rent trtllet IP8CeS locu11 Ad At 1 Po1nt Ple..lnt 245 6t21 Mercha1ullst: SWAIN & FURNITURE e2 OINe St Ga1hpoh1 NWt & uMd wood coalatowaa 8 pcwood LR tu;te 1399 bunk beds t19B recllnen n.w II uN(t bedroom suittl wnnger wuhert & •haft New hvtngroom tultts •n9 S599 temp• 11 4 0200 00 Ph 614 448 Ot93 Farrn StrPIIIII'S & L1vr,stock Concrete blocka all 111.. yard or dehwary M11on aend Gelllpollt Block Co 123Yt Ptnl St Galhpoh• Oh1o Call 814 US 2783 61 Farm Equ1pment e Massey FtJguson Tractor 89hp wnh plows transport diiC 4 row planter Ford mowing mechlne ln1ernation11 reike New HoUand Baler 14660 Ph 614 286 6522 3000 Ford Traetor with 309 2 row Ford Corn Plantar plowa diSC $41&0 Ph 114 288 6622 300 gallon •Pr•yer link with <:art and 20ft boom• 1296 New Holland 270 hay liner with model 60 b1le ki cker 11 296 00 John Deeta ralke $860 John Oaerl!l Hay condl t10ner e1350 Call 814 286 1976 W1ldernen 18 camper self conta lnod a r nwnmg antenm1 exc cond 304 882 62 Wanted 1o Buv 71 Now buymg !hell corn or ear corn Ce ll forlate1t quotes River C•ty farm Supply 614 446 2985 Wantad ~ ~ buy grande log• delivered to uwmitl Paul Mercer Sawm II McArthu r Oh1o 46661 614 1596 6933 63 lovestock Duroc Boart Bred JUit like th e boars we te1tad at the Oh•o Teatstion that gamed over 2 6 lb1 PM day Rog• Bentley Sabina OH 613 684 2398 Grevety Attachf11&ntl Rotary plow tiiiiiH' tu lk,y'. Call614 367 0149 Grewelr Tracton and attach menta and slao anow blade dual wheelt 1nd rotory plow Ph 614 446 4149 Hay rake and 4 wheel Mente Fergu.on1or11le Clll814 992 2268 Cham IIW pert1 1upphes and repan1 Sider• EqulpmentSII" Hendtrson W Ve phon~ 304 675 7421 I H Cub Wltl't cuttwator land mower very good cond 11 BOO Powell tob.cco letter t180 Tobt ceo biller• j3) UO e1ch Glenrldge F1rm 304 875 1504 END LOAOER John Oetrl 420 crawltr good cond 13 800 Glenndge Farm 30• 11!175 56 o.t ==========:.L:::========:.j It SNAFU ®by Bruce Beattie 2526 1976 Star Craft camper 1leept 2 bedroom trailer partially tur nllhed ga• tu~a ce 12•80 13 100 00 6th wheel in Jake tonv llle Fl- 304 458 19811!1 Bently Pig Sale W.cl April 29 groundt Washington Court ,t!ou• Selling UiO he~ of uuroc s Hemp Duroc: Hemp York Barrow• Gilt• Con 119neu Roger Bentley Ph 613 684 2398 Leroy Urrlck Randy Quigley A•membM the Chem pion Barrow at the Ohio State Fair Junior Show wat purcha1ed at lau year sale 2yr old Pert Thoroughbred Part Appaloo .. luck.•kln Mar• bred to Reg ~r~bien StilliOn 14150 Rtg pure bred Ar1bian Stillion •tanding at stud Reg Mare• I 1 80 grade meres S100 Ctll 614 379 2510 6 Work hones f or cu h Ph 6079 Trucks for Sale 19840odgeRam1604•4 3,8 4 1pd 32 000 miles 86760 Clll614 258 6623 V 8 6t4 25e lle7 1978 Chevy C 10 306 1uto matlc trana running bo1rds 11idlng back gltll In good c:ond 19811!1 GMC S 115 Stare Pack ege V 6 fuel injected real l http U400 Ph 614 448 2106 1979 GMC l.' ton 4 wheel drive pick up truc k U60 Ph 614 388 9832 1987 Slera Cla11lc 4 wheel drive loaded 8 OOOml Ph BliCk Angu 1 Bull ml"'td hay I 1 60 b1le werm morning wood 1tove refrigerator Call 1 978 Ford F 160 Cu1tom 8 cyl uuek 351 eng crew Clb air AM FM c.. leUfll cap with 1 boat rack built to pull Ullltr • 25oo Ph e14 44e 9849 For Sele Fair lamb• 304 895 3430 phonl!l 1976 Ford F 100 75 OOOmi 0898 00 Ph 814 742 3188 v, 66 Seed & Fert11tzer Seed corn for ule DeKalb end Kenwonhy 304 875 1508 Tr MIS llOrl oIIIl ii Autos for Sale 1986 Cu tla11 Salon loaded 14 600ml Call 876 2332 after 6pm or 448 7389 1972 Oldsmob1la V11ta Cru11er Station Wagon full power AC run• good 1 owner t300 Ph 614 24& 9157 256 89ft7 Eng Ph 1981 Buick Reg1l Limited 2 door e•cellent condition price reduced Ph 614 446 01548 or 614 441 9779 1 984 Cturvy Chevette 12999 1984 Ford Escort 12799 1983 Dodge Colt t1989 Johns Aut o S1l" Bullville Ad GIIIIPOIII 1979 Orand Prl• •600 614 388 9832 Ph All typea carpanter &. concrlte" work Interior euatlor r1mo dellng painting, roofing frae ettlmtttl Caii'CIH 440 1174 Mowing Pruning trtt & ttump ramovtl mulch 11one fill au evergre~ns rododendron 1972 White Ftelgtltllner COE 350 Cummln• Majored 10 IPBed overdrive trent 4 1 1 r11r1 10 22 tlrp on Budd• Phone RON 8 Televl110n Servlca HouM calli on RCA Quutr GE Spt~laUng In Ztnlth Celt 304 616 •2388 or 614 448 614 985 4422 2454 1976 Chevy pickup 380 auto PS no ru1t nice truck 2 tone paint S1 460 00 304 876 4181 Fetty Tree Trimming stump remov•l Ca11304 878 1331 , RINOLES S SERVICE e.11pe rlenced carpenter electrician muon palnttr roof ing llnotud lng hot tar appllcttlonJ 304 61& 2088 or 676 7147 70 Chevy tru ck 327 4 1peld three quarter ton S700 00 84 Scooter t1 200 00 5 hp Ro t lllltl' used one month 1300 00 :--.:_.:__~~~- , '1 966 C1mp81' 1leeps e •100 1976 F 100 Ford pickup .SOD 885 3802 304 875 8123 304 576 2738 Vane 8o 4 W D 73 Rottrv' or ceble tool drilling ~ M o1t well• completed 11medey • Pump 11let end tetvlce 304 Concrete fini1h periling lot• ba11menu eny •In job Ben lor., Cltlten Dl1cou nt Rick Otriield ,. et 4 988 4484 • :;;=::::;~== : 82 1986 GMC LuAury Conver110n Ven Pluth lntenor air c•ui1a ttlt et c Gartge kept 12 000 mllu 116000 614985 4418 1986 Ctravan low m1leage loaded Like new S10 700 or bnt ofter 614 742 2026 1979 Chevy Luv 4 wheel (lrtve 304 576 4•37 or ft75 3364 e e 1982 Real Ford Escort GL 414 dr 387 Ac etc nice Ph 7243 •fler &pm 1980 Chevette •100 j--- - - - - -1983 Suzuki RM 126 water cooled 6 tull floater 1u1pentlon run1 gretr1 11586 Ph 11!1 14 2• 6 Plumbmg 8o Heating CARTERS PLUM~ING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Getttpolla Oh io Phone 614 44& 3888 m 614 • 446 4477 8_4 Electncal 8o Refrtgerat1on Ph 2 door 4 It 4 379 Opm 1978 Old1mobile O.lta 88 P8 PS powerwindowl run• good Ph e14-281 1274 1ti1Golf l1peH air AM FM 4 door still undw warrenty 24 000 ml• •15800 Call 114 742 3010 or 814 441 2451 1977 Lincoln Mark V 4eO Brown 'ull power he1Uent condition 814 892 7841 1t?8 Oocft•A~pen 2 door VI .uto Good ov.rall condition It 4 148 Zel3 1 t84 Oodg• Oert Conwttlb+e Complt't• but nHC11 tobll '"to ration hl1 off• 814 949 Re•ldant lal or com mercial wlr ing New aervlce or ropaln Licen1ed electrician Eaflmatt free Ridfmour Elsctrical 304 676 t 786 9167 1982 kawu1kl 260 1984 Honda 3 wheahn Call 81 4 448 4484 81 Honda El11n018 Dirt Bike CR 260 run1 e11 cet1ent 1400 Ph 814 379 2918 1981 KI!AIIIki Ph 1982 Subtru Gl 4 Dr 5 1pd wi'lhtir tHI AM FM SO OOOml Ph 14 441 B2 1 1 '"" epm 2193 SWEEPER and •ewing m1nhlne tepalr part• trld 1upr,ll• Pick up 1nd delivery Oav 1 Vacuum Cleaner one halt milt up Georgn Crelk Rd Call 814 ~ 448 0294 ' 74 Motorcycles 73 Plymouth Fury 318 Good work car 1200 614 448 2106 loat otf• Unconditional lllt11im1 guaran tee Lo cal rtft'l"ence~ furn llhed Fr.. estlm•te• Celt collect 1 614 237 0488 diV or n~ht R ogtrt 81sement Waterproofing II•• Ph e14 44e 9845 *1 260 00 1982 Ford Thunderbird very good eond 60 OOOmll Ph 614 8ASEMENT WATERPROOFING pm LTC 1300 Ph 614 388 9889 oooe Home lmprovamente 1976 Chewrolet ton pick up truck Ph 448 3243 after & 00 74 Dodge Dart 1400 71 Ford 1 980 Chryaler Firth Awonue good cond1t1on Call 814 446 81 Ot995 Ph 614 389 8280 6t4 379 2820 814 245 5467 Services 1986 Ford Ranget 18 OOOmt good cond asaume loa n Call 614 256 8240 1915Deso.. laireondhkln Call 814 44t 7059 lelween 5 & "Aren't you supposed to do lhi8 trlctc wllh lhe tablecloth? 74 Impala runs good AM FM cassette after 4 00 call 304 V W camper van Sleep• 6 Very good <:ondltion 82600 Oh•o River C1mp Grounda 614 949 72 Ph ftt4 388 9815 e14 1192 1971 VW Beetle 66 000 m1les 304 676 2477 3839 36t4 Jyr old Reg11t1rd Sorrell Quar ter Hor11 mare gelding 1400 Regl1tered Scrrell Mare bred to grend1on of Sonny Dee Bar 8300 Cal\614 286 8622 Specitl 19815 M~tcury Lynx L 2 door hatch 5 tPIHd 20 000 mil" w.. ••5oo Now 13800 19 inctl Motoroft Quuar T v with ltlnd 1100 I pc hdroom -IUitt with boll ~Pring~ 1nd 1970 CheweUe 2 door hard top PS haadert chrome slots with 80 t1 on back Chrome trbca on front 307 lour betrell good cond noo oo 304 4158 1112 Truck t opper and truck camper for 111le toe boll fumoca ltovCienlfled d Truck topper end truck Clll'l'IPttr for 11\e Ice box furnace stove oven Stup 16 1696 614 986 1979 Camper Palomino fold down 1teap1 6 refrlget1tor 1nd ~ furnace 304 676 2~77 2140 u... Aioor Ad booldo stone c ...oM- e14-441 7318 304 675 48t9 1976 Dodge Rockwood M•nl Motor Home 47 000 milell 88000 Cal! 814 949 2128 Farm opood Wllhtrt dryer~ refrlo«atort, r•ngtt lk1gga Applitnces 1979 Trans Am S2860 FIRM Rebu•lt engine transm lu1on new clutch pressure plate throw out bearing 400 cu In High P.erformanc:e Needs Paint 1980 Dcdga Omm very good cond e1 600 00 304 87& 1881 Chevy lmpal• 4 door AC tilt 1te•lng Crulte AM FM good condition 12860 Ph 614 4•e 2883 Belly mower !for a farmal cub Ph 614 266 1274 614 446 0008 675 3385 8 awning good cond 304 773 4x4 Farm Tractor whh 500 houn PTO front lolder C1ll 814 448 69BO For sale or trade round hay baler makes 800 pound belat M a c hanlca l 10b1cco 1e1ter 1360 00 Call 814 21§8 1266 80 Cordoba car run1 good and looks good 8 1 000 00 304 26 ft TitAn motcu hnmo co m pletely self contained genera tor sleeps 8 $8900 Call 875 t35t 9832 1953 Ford Jubilee Tractor with plows & dllk Good runnln8 cond1110n new p1int $200 Firm Ph 614 992 6092 Autos for Sale Horned Hereford Bulls& Heifers Cattle are long & tall bceltent muacltng Call Jay 614 n& 8618 after6PM Butler Hereford 71 GOOD USED APPUANCES 304·773 8414 Lot tor St~le' 40K100 campmg lot 1n campground on Raccoon Creek Ph 614 446 1294 Vermeer 604 Round Baler uMd 1 111110n t6600 Ph 614 388 Valle¥ Fumltur• new &: uttd L¥1• Metk>n of qUIIitv fumi t1.1r1 1211 hst•rn Au Galllpoht 3 pc bedroom suh:e wfth boll .,.... lftd m.Uraa phan• Cam pong Equipment 78 614 285 6522 Ave Oallipoh1 OH Cotl All In ternally Inspected & glla ran teed lnstallat on and p1ck up awatlab!e Call 614 446 0966 Meuey Fergu10n 66 trector whh piOwl ditc &. cuhivltor corn pl1n111t buah hGg S3500 36 Ma11ey Ferguson Oluel with 6ft finish mower 138150 Call Sat 814 445 1899 127 3od 1200 Used & Flet),ullr Trantmtu ons 6522 Inc Good used appll1ncn and TV Sl1l Open BAM to ePM Mon thru ...- Ohio Utlli1y Bldg Spl 30 x40 119 16x8 Overhe1d door Service Door t6333 Erected Iron Horp Bldg I 14 332 97.6 County Applltnct, 2•13 efler II p m Topper for a p1ck up truck good cond Ph 614 266 6639 7 30 PM Fayette County Fair CENTER SR 36 W Qalhpolll Ohio Call 814 446 9777 eve 614 44& 3592 Up front 1r1c ton with w1rranty ollf!llr 40 ul8d tractors 1000 tool1 c.u 446 3159 3 b.droom tra•lf'f Plymale Rold ....., Hill .180 304-875 1900 125 00 304 675 6086 Fum11hed room 1100 Ut •l•t•n pa•d Share bath Stogie male 919 Second Galllpol•• Call 448 4416 etter"'pm AUCTION 2 bedtoam 1r11let COUpiH 1 smell chtld Locust Rd Rt 1 Point Pla. . nl 304 875 1071 Plan e t •cket to Sen Otago for Storm Windows for ut~ Cell 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 814 992 6216 59 For Sale or Trade JIM S FARM EQUIPMENT 2 & 3 BR unfurn11hed apart ment• snd 2 BR furnished apartment Call614 446 0284 51 Hou8ehold Goods Tretter •bove Kroger• In Pomeroy lor rent Total el.ctric C.ll Anume small mo nthly payment on moder 1tyte p1ano hke new cond t•on Can be 1een locelly Please eall 1 800 623 2890 For sale Rtilroad tiel You pk:k up t6 00 ~ech 614 992 2478 76t6 875 t090 St4 44e 1602 Musocal Instruments Musey Ferguaon New Holland Bush Hog Salu & Service Ower 40 used tractotsto ct.ooae from S. complete line of new & used equipment lergeat 1electlon in S E dhto 876 3216 apt fuml1hed Hud 1cc:epted Follltl'l Mobtle Home Pwk Ph 57 Herbel1te and wallpaper lnstalla tlon Ph 614 446 3131 or 448 2200 or 676 2480 6 room and bath beaement 1nd gll'lge at Oalllpohl Ferrv 304 2 Bedroom furntshtd AC 1 BR Ouahty Rottwelltf pup 1 See both parents end pup from last litter 614 693 8469 or 614 898 1317 CROSS l SONS U S 36 W•t Jackson 614 286 11461 304 875 t076 House 4 room1 b1th Refer ence and depo11t requ ired 3()4. AKC Re gluered Rottwe•ler lnt Ch Kastamen Beum bloodline S400 Male 3mo Ph 614 388 9364 1 01sh wa1her portable like new 276 gallon fuel oil tank Ph 1 Bedroom ground floor pnvatt entrance & private perkmg Utlhti&S fll.lld N1c:e tor older peJson or couple Fumished or Unfurnished Ph 614 446 BUDGET Tran1m1ssions Uaed & Rebutlt All types torque c:onver tars & ttansfer Cttel CVC Jomtl Guaranteed a mmumum of 30 day1 w•ll deliVer ca1h & carry or lnttall Calt 614 379 2220 or 1 304 675 6758 79 Motors Homes 8o Campers 740 Sec:ond Ave 1 BR t1B5 per mo Oepot•t required Call 614 446 4222 between 9 6 6t4 448 25ft3 Auto Parts 8o Acce5sortes Golden Retr iever Pupp1es AKC Regtst ered Very healthy excel lent bloodlmes GQmg fast Ph 614 286 6110 Furnl1hed Apt 18R 701 Fourth AIIB Gallipolis 8225 Utlt•t•es Pd Ph 446 4416 after 7PM Room• lor rent day week month G•lha Hotel Call 814 446 9715 Rentaalowa1 $120 month 76 3108 New hoapttal mattre11 wheat cha~r & pott1e cha~r complete Site all che•p Cal! 614 446 7476 Daytime 3 bdr ranch Rodney Vtll1gell $286 mo plus depo11t Referen CBI required Call Blackburn Realty 614 446 0008 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wroghl • Senttn~I-Page-9 614 446 1354 4B Inch 1ll11eel belsew taw mlll $2100 Call614 245 6439 F1ve room apt V~and St Po1nt l>lea1tnt gill and water paid furnished opttonal depo1lt re qulred ca ll 304 896 3450 1200 00 oocurity - l t. CON 200 down ond TACT JoobonbtatooDo01 Ph t242 22 ... - , 304 125 441 3117 Equ1l Ho...utlng .... - 548 Apartment for Rent N•cely furnl1hed apt View of r~ver By week or Month Otuo River Camp Grounds 614 949 Houses for Rent 41 44 6t4 992 6216 Real Estate Wanted QUICK SALE 12d6 mob•le home S1 200 00 After 6 00 PM' ca ll 304 676 2716 weekeri'ds cell 304 676 5377 Qv.IIY.Kftf•m Verycte~n ,,, ,ere m.-clow rett pirture aood ftnct. 111 mtntrel right• ~8•11 3 b 1t oom home. 2 blma 2 pondl lol• of autbuikl. , IChool bu1 end m.l by . . . , Prloo roducod 304 4118 II soontl ....... 1111m 1°1010 • IN-owly ltof , Restaurant & Tavern for sale Interested partres wnta Bo"' P23 m cere of Pt Pleaaant Register 200 Mam St PI PI WV 3 bedrooms. 2 full bath• large hvtng room d1n10g room and kttchen Also laundry room 2 car garge centr1l 1ir Ea1tern School d11tnct R~f•en ces re qutred Call 614 247 4945 W Ve for ~ lnformadon ctl1304 773 &118 ., 773 518e oher 5 00 2111 ~~- ...,.. Houoo, 747 lndduStr at storage 12 foot over head door 3 phatel of atectnc 18x48 steel bulldtng 614 446 2362 For appomtment 992 3090 20 lt:fe flfl'fl Hannan Tr•c• 10pm 675 5104 12x60 m obil e home with 12x24 add1t1on sitting on 10011.200 tot A41ed Ph,,_ 111-:MI· •••• ... 1 Busmess Bulidmgs Commerctal bu ld ngs tor lease Downtown Pt Pl easant Stores oH•cea A One Real Estl!lte Carol Yeager Broker Call 304 H1 une -4114 -bit: 34 Renlals ' ·-- ........,_ -- 11d acres leon Bad en Rd House Bl outbulldmg Stream througl'l property 304 458 1066 For sale by owner 1979 Buddy 1 4K70 3 BR 1 1h baths total alec wood 1torage shed wood 7 V~d porch underpenelmg same furnlahmg1 located lot 4 Perk Lane Mob1le Court C1ll 6~ I 448 3065 tfter 1 pm 7.1 acres GuVIIn Creek 11 Glen wood h11 weRt apringl b1rn1 1nd> buikllngs Ph 304 622 3 172 110 Stx acre mm1 farm fenced pas ture wooland one bern two out bwld1ngs three bedroom all electric br~c~ ranch home over lookmg r.ver near town 304 676 7119 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 36 PNONE 614 446 7274 33 AI Makn &Mo.lls 24 HI. Sll CE Farms for Sale 10 to 16 acres Letart New H1ven or Mason areas With or without house Call 614 446 3072 after 6 00 PM 675 e367 I<!' ' I' '' • It!>' 33 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale 1984 Skyltne mob1le home 14x70 total eleCtric 2x8 axte rlor walls 2 bedrooms 1 b1th w1th garden tub ft den 304 Profen1onal Service• ~T ..,.,.._s.,..... ... ,._,....._ 36 895 3048 01 895 3583 lody,..Shop Garotle lor- wk,; I 1 • lot fHtcl ~Mt~HDne to- JErJ 304 895 3873 $18 500 00 304 675 7869 NOW OPEN Come Cimp wtth us ONo Rivtr C.mp Ground• 4 Mid;~\eport refinished ms•de 6 roo'M's bath large porch gar age; work shop good locattOn Call 614 992 2602 304 676 7296 do ...- . - 01111 NOT to oood through the miM untl you ,_.,. lftd uad ._. lmlth Iuick Pontiac. 111 1 bit.,.. pm 614 985 357t 1974 12x86 Eagle 2 bedroom total elecmc 1 bath wood stove and 2 decks Call 614 949 3 Announcements 814 ... 2121 r rooms 1 ill bath house m Cfl'fl:ster Oh1o Pnce reduced from 827 000 to $25 000 Call 86 Holly Park 3 bedr oom• 2 baths 1nctud1ng undltl'pennlng Wanted To Buy Ill Gene John10n FILL DIRT 1 8 Wanted to Do ,,.. House for sale by owner 4 bedrooms l1vtng room dm1ng room kttchen wash room bath sereened porch See on F1fth St n Syracuse Call 614 992 2239 HOlUB 3 bedroom• 1 1 years old Apple Grove area 839 500 - 304 576 2688 Retrtln Now 8oUth1Mt•m Bu .. .,..,. Colltge C•ll 114 .UI roaf r.,.lr su. 21149 nat IO Ewant Ouldt Spin Bu1. Ph. 915-3113 ..._ 915·3137 985 3837 3bedroomhouse 2110N Main St Pt Pit $30 000 00 304 458 1875 No Realtors Please Sttuatoons Wanted 304-878-1137 Auction New M•chll'ldise SlturdiY 7 p m E'llnl WV LIMESTONE "FrH Estimates" He• Youth Cent. Tronchlnt~ DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 G&M .TV REPAIR Yltd lilt. 212 Camden Avt Thuro, Fri onol lot 10 00 til 1 8 ~rge hoUse ICf<IS!I from P•ua Newly built home 3 bedrooms wall to wall .carpetmg 2 car garage extra large k1tchen w1th oik cabmetry Situated close to school Mmutes from town 304 675 5836 ForHINotflceorhouNdetning AI Types of 614-843-5248 949·30111us. 949-260611oMe ............... 3 IIIIo (S.pr ... Anti HOutS! WM. Tloon. fr. THE DITCHING Electromc Organa Mob1te service 49135 St. lt. 124 Radfto, Ohio 45771 ... Su •• , Calh THE HAT lACK TYs, Ailttnnas Satellite Sales Installation Service BISSELL SIDING CO. PH. 949-2160 or 949·2101 P1rt1 Gutf Clolhina 3ft pool and loti moro 10 00 AM tMII 00 PM Wid Thut1 Fri TOP SOIL •Refrigerators •Drvtra •Freezers Y•d ••• fit 2. Mild• Rollin• J.R.'s REPAIRS ' (CUT OUT FGa FUTUIIE USEI sorneo.i• to brulh • Aprll 26 8 4 30 M1n Women 1(1 petite-14 reg in IIICetlent eonclhlonl end aom• chUdr*ll clothll Mile. fumi ture Happy HoNow RoM 2nd u.. ......... 111¥1111"'"" SALES & SERVICE lox 7 Alhllnd Ohio 44105 or Coll411-211-0787 43e7 Mil( Mitltloport, Ohio 45760 ze11on rttiremilnt llld life .,..,.. ••nee provided Bend .....,,... tO'i uo• V1rd Slit Seturday Apr1l 25 mile aff Rolltt 218 Men Wom1n and children• do1hlno Worked In home area "' 20 years 'Free Eat•matea· 39 900 0° Chmv •<••• Rtdge •Me1gs County Call Hl.lt m Pomeroy on loeust St W1ll s&ll on Lan~ Contract WtlrehoUH r~ulrH HOipllelf.\ current federel litt ---t 51 Household Goods "Have this co . d fi th ong yard woth ehoon ""' lence • p1e or e Sawe at Parson1 Furniture Rustic HUla Syracuse Ohio med d 614 949 2910 bBtWBBn 9 • mnal Bedroom 1415 Eastorn Avon"' 4'p m 814 992 6B66after4 00 thIa an enter the on'b& Suites 8399 &900 Pm r~l~n=j~e:=se~C~f~e;t~fi:ril~e~."~~~~~~::1 Chest Uvong Room .:~es s179 95 For sele 5BR country home 20 of Drewers 4 drawer 814 992 7160 Vll'd Selt1 mile out Teen• Run MONEY for college Call the; Rd off At 1 near Eurelr.e Fri Anny Notional Guanl lor FREE , and Sat 9 to 1 Rotortllltr lnlormotlon pockat t 100 642 : bicyel• fumhure clothes 111 3819 3 9-17 1 110 pd CUSTOM IUilT HOMES & GARAGES t,_, In ' JBA recreat1onroom k•tchen dtflmg room large front and backporch 8x10woodenbulld dlatributorsNp IYIIIIbta In Gollpoiiii.J•- .... • ..~ n... d.pa.!t ltep Win truck. lndJ ,,.., t15 000 v. Complete .Romodohng Rool1ng of all Types Complete Gutter Worto &rty Rep,oatess ons Call 805 .887 6000 Ext GH 9B05 for lares con1ole ltereo. hnd made woodwork. bU1.. clothM. menymtiC Item• Ph 114 -441 Ph. (614) 143·5425 PLUMBING & HEAnNG t 61 North Stcond lng 8-HIIIoNunlnfC-~ Mondoy "'"' FridOf ARCHWAY COOKIES hll • • 21 9Mn to lpm on Kriner Ad EUGENE LONG VINYL & ALUMINUM e1 NMCI 9 00 I 00 eome down Rt 7 to Clipper MiH1 end turn right foltow ~fan• to thoettring ridge The 2nd end 11th hou. . Kevln Dennl• • Barbie Bowling rni· dence Fumhure dl•hwMhtr SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Government homes hom (U repair} Delinquen• ta x IJrop co11' geme blld wt~lfht Y•d Salt Mon 6 TuH April 27 4 17 I mo 4 / 8 / 1 mo 30' yr guarnteed vmyle siding 1 !fz battt umque WOodwork 614 992 6126 IN W carpet 1nd ct'llktren1 wtre men't • women 1 clothing Llrtlt bit of everything 949-9070 or 949-2045 CALl 7 DAYS A WUK For nle by owner 2 story house M1ddlepor1 overlooking park 1n HOuse for sale or trade May con11der land contract 6 rooms With bath 1 \1) acres Call 992 7463 gl••• ACTION TOWING •GraduatiOns •Ins 4 14-1 mo 24 HOUR TOWING & lOAD SERVICE 614 446 614 SubdMIIOn FREE LANCE 35MM PHOTOGRAPHER Mary 0 Brien Dlrwctar of Nur• 1e0 pool coli rofundlblo te021138 IS" • table kid• clothing tew Eat 1441 108 W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio PH. 992·3307 TWIN MAnRESS/BOXSPRING ............ s91.81 Ph P0 Frl l Sat 9 5 Old At Evergreen T•bte uw 4·7· 87 1 mo 1124 Easl Ma1n ft. Pomeroy HOURS lues ·Wed ·Frt 11 a.m. to 7 p m Sunday 1 p m ·7 p m by Chanco or Appo1ntmon1 RUSS MOORE Roger Hysell Garage BISSELL BUILDERS Gallipolis & Vicinity 829 000 current repo h1t eue 95 Skl~more Ad Ev.rgrten &om• thing for neryone R11n or lhlne Middllepor1 992-7632 IN TH!COUNTRY- Over 1 acre n1ce split enlry home w1th 3 bedrooms 1~ baths woodburnet good locat1on All m good cond1l1on Headquill le1s B conditiOning for mob1le or madul1r homee 2'12 PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 POMEROY - large 2 story slone home w1th 4 bed rooms I ~ balhs fam ily room dtnmg room and fu ll basement A really mce home for IUSI $28 900 00 ALL oqljloNs NEW IDEAS PURL & IARIAU VANMETER~ J04 773 SS7S ( Aller S 614 742 2191 41~1 mo Ph e14-441-1Ue * 2 EMPIRE FURNITURE FLOWERS FOR SPECIAL HElL- Package"" PRICE REDUCED - MID DLEPORT - N1cely remo deled I\; story home on a QUiet street m lown Many iealures Must be seen Was $24 900 NOW $21 900 00 PRICE REDUCED - Here 1s a n1ce I0 yr old ranch type home w1lh 3 bedrooms balh garage on a level lot Many new features Was $36 500 Mason, W Va CAll (6141915-4222 UOOP•W... No •per~Mc:e ntcelllry M• bo ovol- for lmmodiiiO .rnpkl,ment Cell 101m to 4Ptll IVIillbtl It the MI'{Dq> Gorogo Sato_ April 24th • 26th Bouquet ~========~~~~k==:;;~~~==!l•ntkauet lnotollol1an ol olu<twork & humuhfitn, fwnoct hNt pumps, and atr conditlon~ng. AU w•k -IIIIHd. 2946 Sill• peopte wanted Cell - . . 1 • 9om Ph 114 441- a CARPET ~ARRY'S Hobson Dnve Flofll oul of town on Johnson R1dgv Rd Yard Sale Men & Women cloth• IHth• tlble. ceptllns bench weight• 5, 10 AND LIFETIME WARRANTY ON CARPET 8o PADDING Expert Installation Up to 36 M~nths Fonancmg Available 992-6215 or 992 7314 C.......,llll UNfl Remodeled double w1de 1 r~d'ms 2 baths new furnace new roof on large lot 5 m11es tnd palil dlr.ator Mlddl~"' MuNdpol Pool APP!I..,_, 15 Family MtiC Slit C•ntenary Town HouN Thun • Fri 9 00 STAINMASTEI WEAR DATED V. C. YOUNG Ill RHirlontiol and 1moll Lo11 femtlt Ctlloo cit Tue•dl\' tvenl"' It Dtlry Qu"" Pt 5pm MOHAWK CARPETS work HEAnNG & COOLING 1tter I 00 ....,. 141 24 1tc 2 LOll Callao Cat nlm_. Cl10 bUnd In one..,, 304 171 1041 ROOFING- Shlngloo Rolod Roofing. Guttorundln sulatlng Root Coating CARPENTRY -Additions Gorog11 Sun Decks CONCRETE WORK- Sidowolkl. B111monta end D,.._ Addont 11\d rMlodtling Aooling and gutter work Concrete work Piumbmg and electrical (Free 2205 Neod 8 Good , ..... 7 Residential - Commercial - lndultrial Free Ettlmetu - Fully lnoured CARPENTER SERVICE Wtll Do Carpentery - Vmyl & Aluminum S1dmg - Pamtm1Drywall Free Estimates Reliable Guaranteed Work 992-7636 4-171 mo (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gllhpohs. Oh1o 45631 P11nt YOUNG'S sale In Eureka across ftonr-the d1m t31 900 Ph 614 446 PNture fOf 10 heed cltUI. ell ott• I 00 PM 304 e75 191e The Dally Soft• tnd chalrt ~ric:ld from 304 773 5234 U95 to 1996 hblel 160 and LIP to $125 Hid•t beds 1390 Rough lumber Oek &. Poplar to $696 Redinan 1226 to 8150 per 1 000 by bundle 20c t376 Limps 128 to t126 by board ft 304 676 4412 D ne«es 8109 and up to S496 Wood tlble w 6 cha~ra S286 to S796 Desk •100 up to 8376 56 Pets for Sale Hutches S400 and up Bunk beds complete w mattresses 1 -~-------'--­ $295 and up to •39!i Baby badl 0 regonwyncl Cattery Kannel 1110& &175 Mtttresnlorbox springs full or twtn $83 firm CF A H1malayan Persian end Stamese kittens AICC Chow 873 and t83 Queens•t•S225 puppun New Chow pupp es K1ng t360 4 drawer ch81t 866 Call 614 446 3844 after 7PM Drenars 889 Gun cab1nets 8 10 12 gun Ga1 oreleetr~crange S376 Baby mattresses t36 & Groom and Supply Shop Pet S46 Bed frames 820 $30 & Groom1ng All breeds All King freme 850 Good selectm styles Julie Webb Ph 614 446 0231 of bedroom su1te1 metal c11 b1nets headboards S30 and up to 865 2 AKC Registered Blue Eyed S1benan Huskies S85 each male 2yr old & female 1yr old Ph Used Furniture wood tabl e & 2 614 266 6021 benches b&ds S. dresser 3 mlltl out Bulev1lle Rd Open Regl1te rad female Great Dana 9AM to 6PM M on thru Sat 614 446 0322 Black With wh1te bla~:e 21fz yra old Pay for \let bills $ 100 Ph 3 BR House wrth 32 acres ior ftEPS NUDED 6 Lost end Found Audioloe1St , f Lloc)t 6 mal1t1 from town 814 448 8&91 9•m to 5pm Ptouono 304 4118 17e1 190 MUlBERRY AVE. Wa'll SoU You A U1tcl Car or Fix Your Old Ona Ucensed Clln~e~l LAFF-A-DAY S213 permo ~mall 2. bedroom house Carpel 11 atr condluoner 1-00 x1SO Computtriad llllrirw Aid Select1011 Publoc Notoce Pomeroy- M1ddleport, Oh1o Homes for Sale $1000 Down .... CoiNe. tot...,.,. _lmot•2 t;:======;::;c:========~ · ColleU tt2 7171 0.,0 Friday. Apr1l 24. 1987 8980 614 4•6 760 Hond• w1thw lnd1h leld fla~r luug~e rec:k Hddle bag1 mutt •e• to apprlciete U60 Ph 514 445 9538 1988 Honda 280 4 track with •now plow Good condi1I01' 814 992 74fJ7 or 614 742 3154 Suauki 550 GT e.11c cond 304 675 4437 0' &75 3354 1983 Hond• Night Hawk 560 7 000 mllu Ilk~ new t1 300 00 304 89!5 3!538 or 304 675 4899 1982 Honda V 46 Mavum exc cond & BOO orolnill m1101 304 675 5574 1984 Honde XL 800 pro link 2 000 miles 304 875 7478 76 Boats end Motors for Sale Owens 28ft Clbln Crt.ltter on tr11lor Mu tt ull by May 1 no reafOnabll e~Her refu 11.1d Ph 114 4411 t 528 or 446 1339 1983 Thund«Crtft 17 120 h p I 0 150 houu One owner sea Nelghbclrhood Rd Ph 614 4•e 8298 efler 5 00 85 General Haulong D•llard Water Service Pool• Well• Dohvery Any tlmn Ca ll 614 446 7404 No Sunday calla Clt~ern a R 81 R Water Sorvtce Momfl clatttnu wt~lls !)(lois Idled Formerly Jemet Boy1 Wster Same rate1 Call 304 676 6370 J J WJter SMvlce Sw mm.ng pools ciJterns & weii J Call • 614 246 9286 ~ I Watt erson I Wa1 er Httultng ~ re11onabl e ratea mmed•ato 11 2 000 gallon delivery cilt8 rfll poets w1111 etc call 304 676 29t9 • Hou11.1 coli hme11ono and ' grtvel D&ltvartd 1 ton and up ' Jim Lenler 304 675 1247 or ; 675 7397 I Formerly teen s now John 1 ' Wlter Service John Watterson Jr Owner 1 000 or 2 000 gal ltlt VICa 304 6?6 2248 87 Upholstery R & M Custom Couchet and 1 Reupholatery St Rt 7 Crown • Cit y Oh 614 261!1 1470 Eve t 61 4 446 3438 Open datly 9 to : 4 30 811 9 30 to 1 30 Old & • row Upho1tetN Mowrey 1 Upholstering aervlng tri co unty area 22 vear1 The bett 1M turniture upholtlering Call , 304 6?5 4164 lor f re i ~ ettimatet �Page 10 The Daily Sentinel · Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio . :--Local Briefs:---. La~r assails .prod~ct liability measure ~ Village accepting application.s Appllcarlons are still being accepted lor pool and park' director at the Middleport Municipa l Pool. Applications may be picked up at the mayor's olllce, Monday th rough Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Date of accident corrected The date of the hll -skip accident that occurred at the Intersection of s tate routes 124 and 7, currently under investigation by Pomeroy Pollee, was Tuesday, and not Monday, as reported In Wednesday 's Daily Sentinel. Evening .services begin Sunday F~ va n gcll s t Rick Weaver will have evenin g services starting at 7:30 this Sund ay at Mount Hermon United Brethren Church on Texas Road, Pomeroy. Revival slated this weekend Reviva l meetings will be held Friday and Sa turday, 7 each evening, at Carthage-Troy Community Church In Coolville. Speaker will be Rev. Edsel Hart.. Special singing will be featured . Pastor Billy C. Murphy Invites the public. County receives school funding Following deduc11ons far employee retirement, Meigs County's three local school districts received $557,094.91 as their share of th e April distribution of State School Founda11on subsid y payments. Amou nts received by eac h district Include J;:astern Local, $121.184.98; Meigs Local. $.114,374.21, and Southern Local, $121,5.3o.72. In addition, the Meigs County Board of Education received a dln•rt allotment of $28,98~.79 . MHS .senior receives scholarship Meigs High School senior Judith L. Mees has reeeived a 1987 McGuffey Summer Scholarship from Ohio University. The scholars hip program permits a select group of the universit y's Incoming freshmen to reside on campus during the summer and earn up to a term's wort hot academic credit at less than hal f Ihe cost of tuition, room and board. Rcclplt•nts who rank in the top one-fou rth of their respective gradu atin g classes, also maintain paid , on-campus jobs, usua lly career-re lated. The program Is named in honor of William Holes McGuffey, author of the McGuffey readers and Ohio Unlverslly's fourth president. Mees Is th e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malco lm Mecs. 410 Li ncol n Hil l Road, Pomeroy. I Disbur.~ement of funds prepared Ohio Molar Ve hicle Registrar Michael J. McCuillon announces that the Burea u of Motor Vehicles has the March 1987 dlstribu tlon of license tax revenues totaling $20.8ol.~~J. 78 ready for disbursemen t to local governments. Meigs County's share Is $67 ,!i!i8. :1:1. Squads re.~pond to four calls Meigs County Emerge ncy Medical Services reports four ralls Thursday: Hulland all2: 28 a.m. to Meigs Mine No .2 for Robert Rerver to Holzer Medical Center: Middleport Fire Department at R: 50 a.m. treated Steve Gi llespie at the scene of an auto acc ident on Ohio !i!i4 at Cheshire: Rutland at 11: ~5 a.m. to Main Street lor Mildred Ingram to Holzer Medical Ce nter: Tuppers Plains at 4::,1 p.m. treated but did not transport Faye Adams. COLUMBUS iUPI) - Representatives of organl!'ed labor and consumer groups blasted product liability reform legislation Thursday. saying It would jeo_pardlzeconsumers'.rlghts to sate products. . A stream ot labor witnesses paraded before a select Ohio Senate committee examining civil justice and Insurance teforms, and product liability legislation. "It would be a drastic mistake lor the Senate to abolish Ohio's safe prodjlcts law." said Jay Harris of Toledo, representing the United Auto Workers. "In our judgment. House Bill 235 would abolish Ohio's sale !products consumer would expect when ·used in the intended manner. "Every consumer should ·be given the assurance that the product t]1ey purchase - or th~y use In the course of therr None of the labor representa- employment - ls safe; that it tives want the bill to pass, but wtft not Injure them; and (ha: it they suggested changes that will .not subject them to risks or death by Its legitimate use," said would make It more palatable. _ S!ewart Jatty, counsel to the Lauridsen. . Peter MacDowell of the Ohio Ohlo AFL-CIO, suggested that employees be allowed to sue their Public Interest Campaign, a employers for any faulty equip- consumer coalition, said indusment made on-site. ' try's own research showed that Jatty, who also represented the judges and jUries were not overly steelworkers and teamsters, said sympathetic toward consumers; the bill should require that if . that of 659 most recent cases, three court judgments are made only 6 percent of the final co urt against a defective product, the judgments were against the law." manufactur-er must no lily a II firms after all appeals were The House-passed bill under known purchasers of the defeet. exhausted. study would limit the liability of MacDowell sai<l the same If there are six judgments, manufar.t urers lor defective pro- Jatty said, the manufacturer research showed tha t of the ducts . The manufacturers cur- should be made to stopselllngthe rently are held to strict liability product in Ohio until the defect Is for detective products under corrected. eight legal theories which have The union representatives, inevolved through years of court cluding David Lauridsen of Ohio South Central Ohio decisions. Council 8 of the American FederPartial clearing tonight with a Harris told the .senators that ation of State, County and Municlow In the mid 40s. body of law has resulted In Ipal Employees, all said the Mostly sunny Saturday with a higher-quality design and manu- legislation should contain a ".con· facture of products, and better sumer expectation" test- that a high in the mid 60s. warning labels. The probability of preclpita· product must ·perform as a tion is near zero tonight and Saturday . . Winds will be from th e nor· Gov. Richard F. Celeste an- date for more seriGus and costly theast at less than 10 miles an nourlced today the award of care, which protects the pocket- hour tonight. $25,650 to the Meigs County books ol Ohio taxpayers," the Ohio Extended Forecast Health Department to fund a governor said. Sunday through Tuesday preventive d ent al disease The Meigs County Health DeFair Sunday with a chance of program . · partment wlli provide-services to showers Monday and Tuesday. Funding is provided by the children between 5 and 17 years Highs will range between 65 and Maternal and Child Health Block · of age who are currently partie!· 75 Sunday and in the 60s Monday Grant and is administered by the paling In the Ohio Department of and Tuesday. Lows will be in the Division at Dental Health. Health's Child and Family 40s. Health Services Program . The "Our goal Is to prevent tooth children will receive fluoride decay among children who in the treatments and pit and fissure past had trouble obtaining servl· sealant applications as needed, ces . Early preventive dental the two most effective methods to· care reduces the need at a later prevent tooth decay. Sentence issued in court Sentenced in Mrlgs County Common Pleas Court to a prison tl'l'm of six months in the Chlllicot he Correctionallnstit ute was Mlkr Conley . Con ley entered a voluntary plea of guilty to a charge of rr<'t•iving stolen property . A temporary restra lnin)! order has b<>en Issued by the court aga inst the <II'IC'nd ant In the case of Judith Lynn Grate against Ro nald Eugene Gratr. Dismissed by the court were lhl' cases of Farmers Bank & Sav ings Co. against Norbert Patrick Neutzllng Jr .. et al; Farmt'l's Hank & Savings Co. aga inst Nancy Jaspers, et a!; and Dlapaolo Food Distributors against Meigs Inn Pizza, et at. The young learn about crafts of old - B-1 __,_ , 5JI JACKSON BARGAIN MATtN!;ES SATURQAY & SUHDAV - ALL SEAT$ 12.50 AllfttSSION EVE~Y TUESDAY 12.50 . APRIL 24 thru L aturday's major league action Ceorge R. Plagenz studies the ,question of AIDS as a (orm of holy retribution - A-2 Soulhem lo<-al Schools' need 10 paSt! a lt>vy on May 5 is discussed by Bob Hoeflich- 0.7 J ' ,...:.:..;_----------..l..-----------r<..; SPRING USED CAR 'IALUES Pomeroy alumni will meet on Monday Pomeroy Alumni Association will meet 7 p.m. Monday at the home of Roger and Yvonne Young. All Pomeroy graduates are invited to attend. Two Bob Roberts Memorial Scholarships will be awarded to a child or grandchild of a Pomeroy Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Firm Price Am Electric Power ...... ...... .27 \1, AT&T .... .. ..... ...... ....... .. ... .. .. 24\1. Ashland Oil ...... .. .. ... ...... .....59% Bob Evans Farms .............. 25% Cha rming Shop pes ...... .. ...... 25% Federal Mogu I. .............. .... .... 43 Goodyear T&R .................. 59 3,1 Heck's Inc ..................... .. .. .4Y,. Limited Inc . ........ .. .......... ... 42\1, Multimedia Inc . .. .... .... ...... .. 53\1, Rax Restaurants .......... .. ...... 5% Robbins & MMyers .. ........... .. .12 Shoney's lnr . . .'.... ........ .... .... 29Y,. Wendy's Inti ..... .. ............ .. .10~~ Worthington Ind .......... .. ...... 18Y1 Vt>lt'ran~ Mt>morial Thursday Admissions- Leon· dus Lee, Pomeroy. Thursday Discharges - Eva Lawson, Mark Oiler, Roy Eblin, Edward Evans, Shirley Frazier. High Sehool graduate this year and applications may be sent to Box 202, Pomeroy, by May 15. · Tickets may be purchased at Swisher·Lohse Drugs or Francis Florist, or by sending your name, address and year graduated along 'wlth the ticket costs lo Box 202, Pomeroy. Anyone unable to attend the meeting, but wishing further information or having new Ideas, or anyone able to help with should call 992-7690. ~ 1981 CITATION •••••••••• 51495 4 Dr. 4 Spd. looks and runs good . By KEVIN KELLY Staff ' GALLIPOLIS - Drafting of a -in-ateglc plan will be the goal ot the new executive vice president of the Gallla County Community 1mprovement Corporation. "A plan Is not a document that's drafted , th~n placed on the shelf and later given to some'one," said Michael Harford, who assumrd his duties with the CJC on April!. "A plan Is a series of actio'ns in which we must commit time and money to, and I'm very interested In being Involved In ttia 1." · 'Speaking to the CIC's annual ·meeting Ftlday. Harford said a written plan was the only Item he ·found missing from the economic development orl(a n izat ion· s scheme of things. "Everyone had been carrying 1980 2CHEVETTE ......... 51295 Dr. Tlme~~·Sentlnel Au~omatic . 1978 DODGE DIPLOMAT .... $1295 .(Dr., auto .• PB, PS . Air. 1976 OLDS...............,••• 5895· ..2 dr., HT. looks and runs good. 1971 CHEVY' C-1 0 ••••••• S795 Green. Standard. Good condition. 1977 -CHEVY C-10 ••••••• S495 4 spd. Runs good . MAIN ST. MAIKO & GREENHOUSE ;rrtNt~HIS GOAL - Developing astrateglc plan for economic development wUI be the goal ol Michael Harford, right, the new executive vice president of the Gallla County Community out a plan they. all had in their minds, but I think it needs to be articulated," he said. In dev eloping such a plan, Harford salq he is trying to estabil&h goals to go beyond what he called 'the "bright short-term fu ture'' of the CJC to set the Improvement Corporation. U1tenln1 to R..,rord are outgoing CJC President Dan Davies, center, and his successor, Jeffrey E. Smith, l~lt. organization on a path toward long-term success . Because such future advancement Is tied In with the cou nty's development, Harford urged loca l governments to also draft a strategic plans and communicate them to the CIC and public. 992-6036 • . ,.' '• v{ " <;[_at&' ma~rtJ ••,. A NEW CONCEPT IN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DESICN. . j •• ~ ,..• ..• c FOI A FBI CONSIATAnort WitH NO OM.IGAnort CAU. (304) 675-6535 4 "Little" Design-Is Independently Owned By Licensed Desiffner lane Little. . .. r • •• • •• •• • ..... FS.CS - StUll\ JUlie!· thiiStihl tritnlntr hits grau and powertd brushcuHer takes the weeds han! and holds itsgroond. Jlltllllft olf ditrocllft taW. Lightwtight with loop handle for Liphoeiltllt with bte,de-handlt easy maneuverability. l'Jectronic controls. lfectrontc iantllon and ignition prO¥ides JU~ Jtatts. antivibrlllon system plu$ StJhl\ Antivibration system exciulivt i'Qiy<Ut •· head llltl tG safety clutch offer safe and ease and safely of operation. steady trimming. Shoulder hame11 and protec· $139.95 wilh tivt 1011fes Included. Rotocut head. S259.95. Sl49.95 with String head. STIIiL QUAUTY CAN BE rotJIS FOR AS LmLE AS SZS PER MON'I1I. Bushwhack Your Brush . With Spike 20P. Xow you cnn oonlrol your brush · problcm!f. wtth a fbck ohhc wrtM. New Splkc ~OP self-contained uppU· cator mu.kes spot brush control easy, economical and aco~ratlt. • Control&over 100 woody spcctcBtnclu~ muluflora roK • Treat.~ mnrc nrcu t.hun compctltk)n Nota "n:sLrl c tcd~ pcgUddc • Stop by und ask UK hur.• Spike 20P can conuol your bru~ problems. , Onthe~L ....... -1 ............... . . - ~ ...... - .. t~· • One appllcauon proytdet 3 year& 0 r cootrvl or longer & ST/Hl: ·-·17 ·a T POMEROY HOME & AUTO POMEROY, OHIO Harford , who was educated at Dawson-Bryant High Sehool In Coal Grove and at Ohio UUnlverslty, hailed the CIC's efforts to attract Industry and jobs to Gallla County. "You are a rare group of iConllnued on A-31 , Completing_race satisfies local 'marathon inan' At Middleport-Pomeroy City Limits By LEE ANN WELCH Times-Sentinel Staff RIO GRANDE- Running the B~ston Marathon, with the first 10 miles downhill, was tougher than Richard Halt expected last Monday. "It was downhill, I !)Iough! that would make lr easter, but It puts more of a strain on the body." ·~-The c0nstant pounding of the marathon course was pretty liard on Haft , who added he J1Fobably wore the wrong kind of slices for the run. He sa id runners liave dlllerent shoes for training · and races. and It was obvious to him, he didn 't have the right ones on through the 26-mlle course. "The same thin g happened In Col umbus !Marathon) and J thought, 'Maybe I'm just not ready.' But It happened again. so . I'm sure it was the shoe." Running In the Boston Marathon was quite an experience, Haft said, from taking at least two minutes to reach the start line, to the deafening roar of the crowd which lined the course. The enco ura gement from strangers, Haft said, was unex · peeled and unbelievable. He partic ularly enjoyed ~olng past Wellsley College, where the girls from the school were out In full force screamed for everyone . At another point, he heard his name callrd out, which startled him somewha t. He looked, they. sm iled, wa'ved and kept up the encouragement. Then he realized, there Is a program · printed with all the runners' names and numbers, and that 's how those people knew . Still, they were yel ling tor him - Richard Haft from Thurma n, Ohio. Those folks probably had no Idea where in Ohio Thurman was, but It didn' t matter - they supported au the runners . And thai made a difference. Those people recognized the challenge of runners In the I SUGAR RUN MILLS Uft. . NOY ,.,. " I • • :No guardra · s\"gnals caution :on section of tate highway By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff SYRACUSE - For years, • accidents have occurred from time to time along Ohio 124 at the upper end ol Syracuse. During one accident, a car came to rest Inside a house. . Y~t. there Is still no guardrail alona the stretch of road tn · question. Tlte most recent accident happened this past M011day afternoon when a tractor• trailer traveling eaat on fhe state highway, was .ci'OWlfed . off the rflllt side of tile road and overturned. As Jt'slldover the hillside, the truck struck an OhiO Power Co. pole and tore down several lines. · ' Fortunately, the driver of the truck, Stanley C. Hunting· ton of Cleveland, was not seriOusly Injured. It was 10111e prescriptions whenever necessat:y, and Is cont[!lulng to do so. He says he has not noticed any · difference In business. Meanwhile, Ann Lambert of the Fabric Shop, Pomeroy, says there has been "a big difference" In business there. "I used to be able to tell you the v~ry days certain West Virginia customers would be coming In, They just aren't coming now." John Ambrose, head grocery manager of the PQmeroy Kroger store, says he's sure business has been allected "somewhat," but doesn't know how much. • "It's still fOO early to put a Rampage uzzles orida sleuths !..:.o utlines (his goals ~;for CIC 1982 DATSUN •••••••••••••• S795 WHOLESALE & RETAIL According to Dan Arnold of to ma~e ail .normal deliveries "They said It was too expen· New Haven areas are now Dan's In Middleport , and Tim although It costs more when we slve to pay $2 over and bark on waiting until Friday or Saturday Custer of Fisher's Big Wheel. have to drive around and takes the ferry to rent tapes," she said. to make a one-daY trip. Pomeroy. their businesses have more time." Mitchell's is trying to entice Some businesses, such as drug not been greatly affected by the According to Diana Bing, some Wes t Virginia customers to cross stores, have made special provl· · loss of the bridge or the ferry. of Middleport Book Store'scusto- the ferry anywa y by offering sions to serve West Virginia Custer says his bu siness has mers have commented about them a special "twn days for the customers by scheduling daily not dropped off as had been driving around. She says bust- price of one." Myers also said she delivery trips over the · river, anllcipated and at this point· ness there has been a little slow, thought the warm weather may while banks are making transar."we're ahead of tast year's pace but thinks II might be the warm have played a part Jn the drop in tions via mall. Sears-Roebuck of and ahead of plan for the year." · spring weath!er causing the drop business because "people are 'Middleport, maintains limited Jark Carsey of MGM Farm · In business, more so than the staying home and working store hours in Mason , three days Ci ty, Pomeroy, reports he "can't bridge situation . outside." a ;week, In an ettort to continue see a whole lot of difference" but Paula Myers of Mitchell's Junice Adams of Corner Col· .providing satisfactory service to he did notice that some of his Home Video, Pomeroy, has no- lections , formerly Glnza, Middle- West Virginia customers. West Virginia customers slacked tlced a decline In business from port, says business there "has Pharmacist Charles Rltlle ot off during the lime the ferry was quite a few West Virginia custo- slowed down some" and she Is Swisher & Lohse Drugs of Pome· out of commission- Of course, mers , especially when the ferry finding that many regular custo· roy, says hiS store has always Carsey says, "we're continuing was temporarily closed do,wn. mers from the Mason-Hartford- made It a practice ol mailing ' 2 .Dr. Auto. Runs good. Little rough. •Bedding Plants •Hanging B.askets •Rhododendrons •Azaleas •Rose Bushes ; . By NANCY YOACHAM • Times-Sentinel Staff : 'POMEROY - From a sam;piing ot merchants qu es lloned, it -appears that some businesses in :Pome(oy and Middleport have ~n affeeted by the loss of the "·Pomeroy-Mason Bridge, and ; orne hiive not. r The bridge was closed. for ;repairs Marrh 311 by the Ohio :Department ofTransportation. A .ferry service which began that •same day has been plagued by .;problems throughout the four ~weeks since and unable to \operate most of that time. The .ferry went back Into operation ~Wednesday. • ~Executive ' '.. Sunny today with a high In the low 70s. Some Meigs firms feel pinch from shutdown . ~ 600 E. MAIN ST. Along the River ........ B·l·8 Buslness ......................D,I Comics .................... Insert Classilleds ......... D-3-4·5-.8;7 Deaths .. :..................... A;7 Editorial ..................... A-2 Sports ...................... C-1-7 .t mts- ' ana FS-51 - At the top of the lineup, Inside • 3o thrw lHURSOAY ! , lu.F C-1 . Health department receives state grant Contracts non-renewaL~ clarified A report of thr F.a s tt•rn Local School Olstrict Board of Education mrrtlng In The Daily Sentinel Thursday Indicated tha t five tra r hC'rs wrrC' not given contract renewals. However. th r rrason for these non-renewals Is tha t the five had r·esig ned earlier fr om the supplemental contra ct positions. Tht• flvr lnc!Ud<' OC'nnls Eichinger, head varsity basket ball coach: .lor Balll'y , student council advisor: Scott Wolfe, yparbook advisor: Don Eichinger, co-varsit y football coach. and Carolyn Tripp, cheNil'ader advisor. out-of-court settlements, mor •, than 57 percent wereforlessthan: $25,000. • .------'----:------;-' Ohio weather Couples file for divorce Filing for dl vorrC's In Md)!s County Common Pleas Court are Pamela Sur Shi elds, in care of Ed na Stobart, Pomeroy. Rona td Randall Shields. Tuppers Plains; Ll nda G. Bing, Cheshire. from Guy F. . Bing. Syrarus<>; Kimberly P0rson. Shade. fro m Haro ld Person, Portland. A rrstralnin g ordN has bern issued aga inst Harold Person pe nd in)! final ization of the dlvorre. Gran ted dissolutions of their marriages were Valerie Lynn Hobbs and Paul Kenneth Strauss: Donna M. Clay and Mark A. . CI'W "We live in a lot safer world today because of safe product law," he said, noting lawsuits got rid of asbestos, the Dalkon shield and Ford Pintos. 1 tlnpe however ijefore power company crews.-~ould restore electrlcty to some of · their · customers, and before the tractor-trailer could be rlgh· ted and removed from the scene. Commissioner Manning Roush. a former Meigs County deputy sherlfl, said that during "probably a six to eight· year time span," he himself Investigated 15 to 20 accidents at the Syracuse location. Syracuse Mayor Eber Pickens said too that " It's been a problem tor years," but that guardrail has not · been Installed by the village because "t here's no room to ,set posts.'' He added that the village has tried unsuccessfuUy to get the Ohio Department of Transportation to widen the road. Paul Holtman , operations . engineer lor ODOT's Marietta office, said he was very familiar with the site and that the state has always been concerned about II. However, he explained, the "state has no authority" in the matter be· cause the road Is within the Syracuse corporation. Holtll!'an said that by leglslatlve agreement, ODOT may patch potholes, patnt center lines and plow snow on a state route through a cor'poratlon. and at the request of the specific governing body, may also assiSt In othe~ types of highway projects. Syracuse's problem Is unique however because of the private property which would be Involved In restructuring the road. Hoffman said ODOT has !Continued on A-3) Boston Marathon - nol with each other, but with themselves. He knew he wouldn't win the $40,000 and the Mercedes altered as prizes. but the encouragement and the race against him's-ell kept him going. "There were only tour or live who really had a chance to win, and another 10 who were 100 to I shots, so we really competed with ourselves against the cloek," he said . "It 's an unbelievalbe challenge to try a marathon," he said. The distance Is dltllcult. The course Is grueling. Now that it's over? (Continued on A-3) By JEFF BATER PALM BAY, Fla . iUPII • Investigators searched lor clues Saturday lnio what trlagered i bloody machine· gun rampage by a , beser~ gunman, who wa• descrlbet as ."a tim~ bomb walling to go ott" by one neighbor and "warko" by another . William Bryan Cruse, 60, cap· lured by police and military troops who stormed a teargasruled supermarket Friday to end his brutal eight-hour siege, was in jail Saturday !acing six counts of murder, .10 ot attempted murder and other charges In· eluding kidnapping. Described as an angry man with a hankering lor guns and a dislike tor children, Cruse has a master's degree In library science and a hlsiory of only two minor brushes with the law . With such sketchy details or his life, the question ol why loomed large over the small Florida coastal town 311 miles south of the Kennedy Space Center. • "We just don't know what happened and we probably won't know tor quite a while," said Pollee Chief Charles Simmons. , Meanwhile, as the cleanup began, the community honored Its fallen heroes and desperately tried to come to grips with the tragedy . Flags In town flew at hall-stall in memory ol the two Palm Bay policemen who 'were gunned down In the melee and law enforcement olllcers across Florida made plans to march In a pollee procession at the men's funerals next week. ~tile~ NO IN liGHT- A went 'ott tile aide ol Ohlt 1M Ill lrr-IIMM....,wllereallmlled berm Ia located, wltllao ......-.n to prevat ot11er aceldentl that have oecllrred Ill tile lite. - 8VIPECT CHARGED William Cs'\IIH!' faeed a Judre Friday tit lbe Breverd Corret• tiona! lutHule In FIGrlda u he wu charaed with alx . counts of murder followlnrr a Thursday shootlnJ 1pree. !UPI) lice and other residents, particularly employees ot shops at th~ Sable Palm Square shopptna center where the massacre took place, and set up a telephone hotllne tot people traumatized by the horror of the Incident. "People are kind qf Jumpy," said Sherr! taylor, a dru11store clerk. "They're nervous. ! know I am. Everybody Is watching everybody." Said Jimmy Evans, a concrete llnfsher who was at the ahoppfnJ center .talklnl( on the phone with his wife when lheshootlngbegan, "I'm lucky I'm alive. As he went shoaling, my next move went to running." The final toil In the shooting spree was six dead and 14 Injured, twocrilicalfy. Twoofthe aead were Middle East natives who attended nearby colll'ges. Some neighbors or Cruse, who moved to Palm Bay two yean ago from Kentucky, said It mll(ht have been avoided If pollee had heeded their warnln~s . Reagan down plays. his diary WASHINGTON IUPIJ- PresIdent Reagan says he has nothing to be embarrassed about from the diary he kept during the Iran scandal - except for his handwriting. The president, emerging further from the cocoon former chi I of stall Donald Regan wrapped around him from November to March, joked with reporters Friday about a report !rom Seo. Daniel Inouye, D· Hawaii, chairman of the Senate · panel Investigating the IranContra scandal, that thl' diary portions. the White House Is giving -the committee "may cause some embarrassment and some Injury." " I think he's wrong," Reagan told reporters at an Oval Ofllce photo session. "The only thing I'm embarrassed about In those (Continued on A-31 � 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. 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