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Boys' •1 0 .96 TRUNKS .. ........... '8.70 Boys' ' 11 .95 TRUNKS ............ , '9.50 'Reg-;.lar Sizes and Big Sizes up to 3XL. Tank tops, jeans shirts, golf shirts and dressy looks. Van Heusen, Wrangler, LeTigre and Campus. MEN'S '8.95 SHIRTS .............. SALE '7.00 MEN'S 010.96 SHIRTS ............ SALE 08 .70 MEN'S '12.96 SHIRTS ....... ... SALE '10 .30 MEN'S '16 .96 SHIRTS .... .... .. SALE '12.70 CHAIRS Save on our en~ire ltock of quality Berkllna chairs. . RECUNERS, ROCICER/BCUNERS WAUAWAY IECUNERS 25°/o OFF ALL CHAIRS . ... ' Copyrighted 19a& · I \· ' . I ' $470 TO ~ . $1590 1 COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - A program to help low-lncome families pay their gas biDs;, beginning Its second year ln Ohio with $1 million from the Citizens Energy Corp. of Boston, a group founded and headed by Joseph P. Kennedy II. Kennedy Interrupted his campaign for Congress Thursday to join Salvation Army officials In touting the success of program at a news conference ln Columbus. The program, which also involves Columbia Gas of Ohio and the public Utilities Commission of Ohio, Is expected to help more than 7,00J families in Ohio this year. Maj. Peter ljofman oft he Salvation Army accepted the check from Kennedy. Hofman said last year Citizens Energy provided ~.OOJ to help 4,!m families. "There Is no way you can ever meet the needs c1 all the elderly and poor families," said Kennedy, who Is among a swarm of candidates seeking tre seat being vacated by House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill, IJ.Mass. "This program Is anot rer in a range of new · populous entreprenrur1al programs that are trying to make a difference." ' The program speaks to the "real laws of supply and demand," he said and gets Its funding ·:out of the tudes of producers." Jake Koebel, manager of the Gallia-Meigs Columbia Gas office, said today," individuals have rot been taking advantage of this opportunity". Citizens Energy Corp. generates money for the program by buying gas from oot-of-state producers r;NTEOT~EOMJ !UOOISTEDRHOL Sentbtel corTeSpondent Overall reception and the proposal lo remove WOUB from the cable system were major topics discussed when Syracuse VUlage Council met Thursday night. Councilman Glenn Cundiff said council was informed by Consoli· dated Communcatioi]S Group In September of 19ffi lhat the cable system would be upgraded by spending around $941,005, but, nothlrig has been done to Improve the situation. Council, after reviewing the ')>roposal submitt'\'(1 by the cable company, noted the rate Increase IIlii t was granted 1according to the company:S proposal) would not go into effect into Improvements were made. · Council members expressed dis· pleasure that Improvements hav!' · rot been made and tha t the cable company plans to remove WOUB from the systl'm. Council feels thai the cable company has failed to keep Its promise. LIKESWOUB A leiter was read trom ~James Lawrence, principal at Syracuse Elementary and Lee Wedemey.er, superintendent at Carleton School concemlng the removal of WOUB from the cable system. Lawrence asked that council do everytlting possible to prevent lhe remova l of WOUB from the cable network. The station, according to Lawrence, provides students with learning exp3'1ences ·thai they would otherwise miss. · Wedemeyer also askEd lor support and assistance In keeping the stalion. U.wrence noted. ltis school has cable In one classroom and has been IJ)'ing for a year and a half to gel hookups In three ct~r rooms. This Is the same situation that exists al Carleton School excepl theY have been trying for a year tions for life gUards must be submitted by April 21. CounCil wUI meet on the evening of the 21st to review the applications and hire the guards. Marty Morarlty, pool manager Is to llll!el with council oo the 2lsl. sYracuse fire _chief Gene Imboden reporttid the !Ire truck that Is being rffilrblshed according to state reqlili'emenls will be ready on AprU 18. · ' Mayor Eller Pickens requested permission to join t~ Mayors Association. Council approved the reituest. Cou~U. in ether business, agreed to place a culvert In a ditch In front of Syracuse Elementary and cover the area with top soil. It was reported by Ernie Sisson that a tree needs to be removed oo Fourth Street. Council went on record supportIng the upcoming T.B. levy. Council approved the third readIng of an ordinance regulating hours at village parks and and the flrlal reading of an ordinance accepting a grant In the arrount of $22,9«1 mr the design and construe· lion of a proposed marina. Attending in addition to those named were Jim Hill, Jack WUII· ams and Kathryn Crow, council members, Janice Lawson, clerk treasurer, Jean Hall, and Jim Teaford. -Ladies Sizes S-M-L-XL SEIZE 'DIE DAY - ~lzlng oppomdy-and'e ebitlglt wW help Gallla Coun&y In 118 puoh for ecommlc develoJJllj!llt, uld Stanley E. Hantson; above, guest speaker at the' M Mmaal GUUpolls Area Chamber ~ Conuneroe banquet at Rio Grande College Mtd Commun¥,Y . . Colle&e· ONIO , 1'141 ffl ·MJI POMEROY, OHIO - 992~3171 who offer discount prices and transporting-it to Ohio. Columbia Gas agrees to purchase the IJwer-prlced fut~ and target the savings toward needy families. · Kennedy said Citizens Energy Corp. could have transported gas to Ohio five years ago, but was not permitted. He sa id two years ago federal Ia wchan!;<'d regulations on the shipment of gas, which opened markets to groups such as his. Columbia Gas, which has been pressured by lhe PUCO to diversify its market and seek oo I lower-priced fuel , Is the first Ohio· utility to participate. Kennedy's group has been active in several northeastern states slnce 1979. PUCO Chainnan Thomas Chema said Columbia Gas uses the difference to help (he needy instead of spreading It to all customers because by tar~llng Ire CHARGE CIRD ' .. I '' ' CHECK PRESEN'IED - J011eph R. Kennedy 10, aecond !tom left, poses during a check-passing ceremon;y wHh MaJor Peter Holman ol the Salvation Anny Thumday In Columbwl. Others sho~m are Marvin L. White, chalnnan ol Columbus Gas, second from right, and 'lbornas a v. Chema, chalnnan rl Ohio's PUOO. 'lbe 11 mDJion check wW allow the Salyatlon Anny help PIQ' w1n1r Jt111 Witt ol the low Income and elderly Columbia Gas customen who need 1881!itanoe. UP!. Nation's jobless rate ·still at 7.2 percent WASHINGTON (UPII- Amerl· ca's unemploymenl rate in March remained high at 7.2 percent', little changed from the previous month and showing marked weakness In manufaclurtng and the oil and gas Industries, the Labor Department said today. The March unemployment rate of 7.2 percent was only slightly lower than the February jobless rate of7.3percenl.The rise between . January and February, reported lflst month, was the sharpest Increase In six years - from 6.7 percent to 7.3 percent. The figures show that 8.4 mUIIon Americans are unemployed. After seasonal adjustment, tlte figures showed that 108.8 million Ameli· · cans were working. "Unemployment was little ·changed in March," a statement from the Bureau of Labor Statlslk:s said. The jobless rate for most catego- ries of workers was aoout the same ln March as during the previous month. The jobless rate lor adult • It was 6.6 men was 6.2 percent. percent for adult women and 18.2 percent for teenagers. The unemployment rate for Hispanics, however, was 10.3 per· cent In )VIarch, a significant drop of 2 perceptage points from February. Forwltites, the March unemploymenl rale was 6.2 percent ; for blacks II was 14.7 percent. For both blacks and whites, the March figures were about the same as In February. Last month, the nation's unem· ployment figures took the sharpest jump ln sill years, rising from 6.7 percent in January to 7.3 percent in February. The ne""l triggered a j:ollticai 311d economic squabble over the cause. The White House ca lled the jump RIO GRANDE - A native son of Gallla County urged business and community leaders to capitalize on ,the area's assets _and seize opportunity when it arises in order to stimulate economic growth and development. "You have lo make opportunl· ties, reach for them and recognize them when they, occur," said Stanley E. Harrison, president and chief operating officer of BDM Corp.,.McLean, va ., duringthe49th annual Gallipolis Area Chamber 1of Corrunerce banquet at Rio Grande· College and Community College ThursdaY. ' "I suggest that the Gallipolis area market ltsel!," he said. "Tell ·everyone you know or who you meet that you're from a wonderful pari of the world." Harrison, bom 56 years ago this November and raised on a farm off Lincoln Pike in Harrison Township, said Galllpolls ·and Gallla County have many advantages in attract· lng new firms to set up shop, primarily a positive attitude toward ·new business, a good political outlook and an .eager' workforce. These are just som~ ·of the things companies look at when C'astlng about for a new location or expansion, he explained. "A lot of people think the large corporations don't want to rrove to the small towns," Harrison said. ., I r \ funds, the number of shut offs Is reduced and paying customers are not burdened with uncollected bills. Chema called the program Innovative for establishing strong public-private partnership and said "no matter how the market conditions are, . people are always going to have difficulty pay ing their fuel bills." • Hofman said the money Is most useful oow because after April 15 utility companies are allowed to cu i off customers for not paying tbeir bills, and he expects more families will request assistance. The program allots up to $150 per family and Is available to those that already have exhausted aid from the company's own assistance program, federally supported programs and other forms of assistance. · an "aberration." The Labor De- heavy rains and Ooodin!J ihat partment ·said it was "unusual." drenched Ca lifornia this winter Labor economists disagreed over may have been part of the cause, wha't it meant and who was to bul state officials downplayed that explanation of the increased jobless . blame. · In advance of releaslng the rate In California. Overall, the February figures figures, Labor Secretary William showed a weakening labor market Brock cautioned against "making with sharp Increases In unemploydecisions based . on one month's ment In agricult ure, construction, statistics." mlnlltg and manufacturiljj, In a television interview, Brock . The Dun & BradsIrret Corp. said, "Th have one month drop out issued a forecast Thursday predictot'llie like last monlh, It's really ing that "unemployment will probdangerous to overstate"tre lmpor· ably be In Ihe 6.5 percent rate at the tance of that. You need several end of the year." · months, maybe a year, to establish The Owt & Bradstreet employ. a trend." February's unemployment fig· ment forec ast also sa id AmNican businesses planned to create nearly ures showEd that three slates 3 million new jobs in 1986, a I mlllion California, Texas and Illinois car· Increase over ti>:' 2 million jobs ried two-thirds a Ire Increase. added In 1985. Mosl jobs would Ji Those states have been hurt by added by small businesses, the layoffs In the energy and electronic forecast said . manufaclurtng industries. in ad~ll lo n , federal officials said Leaders urged to capitalize on assests In pink. blue, lavender and prints. ~DI E ID'f. ? Appllcams !IUUghi It was anrounced that applica- SCUFFS and .ALLERINA . STYLES . ElblfFifdt FREE PARKING 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper just ID get cable. Cundiff suggested that Marty j:rawford of the cable rompany meet. with council at the earliest possible date. Bill Amott, councilman L<; direct· lng a letter to the Ohio Attorney General regarding the situation. Arnott said "talking 'Is not going to do any good. I know if we write the Attorney General we will get results." · It was also noted by Cundiff that WOUB Is part of the basic service. Spacial •· 2 Sections 12 Pages Syracuse council objects to change by cable company SLIPPER SPECIAL 2·0°7(lo 0Fr . . \$1 million dOnated to pay citizenS' gas bllls · ® ,. • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, April 4, 1986 l , • "" , i \...---" Select your favorite style now during our sale. Sizes29 tc 50 ih gym shorts. coaches shorts. jams, tennis, dress" shorts and more. Coordinate with knit shirts sale priced. Regular IS.CIS to IICI. CIS JOGGING WEAR _$ 1749 " ' Hooded aweaUhirt jackets, sweat panu, crew-neck sweatshirts, shons and-vests. COMPLETE RANGE OF CHILDREN'S SIZES Reg . •&.00 Jogging Wear .. .... . '4.79 Reg. '8 .00 Jogging Wear ....... •&.39 Reg . '1 1.00 Jogging Wear ..... •a.79 Reg. '14.00 Jogging Wear .. . '1 1 .19 Pre-washed 100% heavyweight denim. Straight leg. Waitt sizes 26 to 30; lengths 30 to 36 . ·Genuine Lee Riders. .... -MEN'S . SHORTS SALE-CHILDREN' 5 DENIM .JEANS SAlE/ I ERILINE SALE! KNIT SHIRTS BOYS' "LEE" The brand that fits:• Knit tops, tank tops and printed shirts. Sizes 2T to 4T and4 to 7 Reg . '4.00 TOPS ............ Sale 13.19 Reg . '6.00 TOPS ... ...... : .. Sale '4.79 Reg. '10.00 TOPS .. ....... . Sale •7.99 Reg . *13.00 TOPS ........ Sale ' 10.39 MEN'S SHOn SLEEVED SWIM TRU.NKS Vo1.36, No.247 • t a1 y · enttne . By KATIE CRQ\\/ Big SeleeHon BOYS' GIRLS' SALE S•ve .0• Our ·Speelal Sale I ' TOPS SPORTS WEAR Quality brandt Include Crttt, Guild and Pro Whitat. Pont IUito and drottn Separates include slocko, tops. skins ondllb Sl111 4 to 20 and 12V. to 28V. REG. '14.00 to '46.00 MISSY AND JUNIOR SIZE $488 LlnLE BOYS' SPRING WOMEN'S $500--. JEANS TlNIIS, JEANS 100% Cotton. Pre-washed in waist sizes 34 to 50. Save now on these man fit jeans. SAVE THIS WEEKEND Sizes B to 20 in a fin~ style and color selection. Camp sh.orts, gym shorts, jllmS and novelty ttyles. Special pnces. BOYS '6.96 SHORTS .......... ... ............ SALE '4.70 BOYS '7.96 SHORTS ......................... SALE '6 .30 BOYS '8.96 SHORTS .. .................. .. ... SALE '7.10 BOYS '9.9.6 SHORTS ........ ................. SALE •7.90 I \ .1 '. _.lit·~· ., j;.,,:(: I SWI'M·TRUNKS ·aoYS' SHORTS I .I Sale! ' FULL CUT DENI • e MEN'S "LEE" AND "WRANGLER" BOYS' SHORT ,SLEEVED '' l. *SHEETS *TOWELS *EUREKA VACS *IN-STOCK DRAPERIES *FURNITURE THROWS *SHEERS *CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES *WALLPAPER *KIRSCH DRAPERY HARDWARE *CAPE COD CURTAINS ,\>THROW RUGS "Actually, there are a lol of advantages lo moving out of the city." Falrlax County, Va .. the base for Harrison's company, Is now one ri the most highly business-oriented sectors In the Washington, D.C. area because It capitalized on its location near the natkln's capital and a good ltighway ~stem . But Its beginnings were almost as tmdest as Gallia County's at one time, he added, noting that In 19ro a directory listed mly 44 business and no major industries - in the Falrlax area. Currently, there are 2,376 companies operating rut c1 that county, man~ of them ~n -smokestack firms ciferlnl( services such as engineering, communications, computer science and Hnance. Hal'1'i50n moved BDM to the area In 19'70· and made It his oorporate headquarters lwo years later be· cause of the growth and tre healthy attitude in the county toward business. Harrison cited BDM as a klrid of 1 business Gallla County might want ' to attract. A diversified firm heavily Involved in national defense research and service, Including work on the oo-called "Star Wars" space defense program, BDM also . handles such du ties as drilling and . gathering data lor the t:J.s. Depart· (Continued on page 12) • �,. • ' ' . 1986 ' . ·.Veteran. Niekro Joins.ClevelaniJ----~-· . Page-2-'"'- Daily Sentinel · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . - ·-·---~ frid& •:Aprlt-4,1886- - '- ~. • ·. ..... The Daily, Sentinel l 111 Court Street , ' l'omeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA '. ' ~~ ,..,...._,._-.-.,.,._d,.=o . ~v . ' ROBERTi:.. WINGE'IT Publisher BOBHOEFUCH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. ~ News Editor A ME MBER of The Un\100 Prt>Ss Internationa l, Inland Dally Press Ass"ocla- : uon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. · LE!fERS OF OPINION are welcome . They should be less than Dl words · long. All letters are subject to«<11lni and must be signed w\tl'l name. addresS and -telephone number. No unslgREd letters will bf"pUbllshed . Letters should be In gooo taste. addresslng Issues. not pe-rsonai\UIS. Good ridd8p.ce ___-...--__.__..,....------=-Ja_m_es-=-J._K__!ilpa~trrc_·k WASHlNGTON- The Senate' last week fell just one vote siDrt of approving a constitutional amendment In ten <Ed to compel a balanced federal budget. .It would he pleasant to say good riddance to bad rubbish, but we have not heard the last of this ' folly. - This was the proposed amend· ment: "Outlays of the United States lor any fiscal year sball not exceed receipts to the United States for that year, unless three· !llthS oft he whole number of both , houses of Congress shall provide lor a spectnc excess of outlays , over receipts ." A second section woulq pl'!'mlt Congress to waive these restrlc· lions In wartime. A third section would make the amendment e~fectlve In the second !lscal year LaWyers react to :erime panel ·report WASHINGTON (UP!) - Proposals to weed out lawyers working illegally for the mob with "sting" O~Jeratlons and wiretaps will serlol{sly bann an attorney's ability to defend hlscllent, some of the nation's leading lawyers say. Responding Wednesday to recommendations bY the President's Commission on Organized Crime, one attorney In New York sald the fear of wiretaps has already forced hlm to rn<'el withcllentsclan<Estln~ly.ln the subway, and he fears such measures will not stq> .members of organized ·crime. ... The ~mrnisslon ldenlllled a small number rt "la\Yyer· crtmlnals" ltsald •' were UJegally aiding and abetting undei"Mlrkl ligures, and added that such activity justified "using undercover agents, electronic surveillance of lawyers' conversations and 'sting' operations Involving fabricated cases" to uncover 11. • Ron KubY, an associate In the law office rt William Kunstler1 a leading clvU rights crlmlnal defense lawyer In New York, caUed '. the recommendations "an ominous development In tenns of clvU Uberties, attorney-client 'privllege and someihlng that wUJ very.quickly extend far beyond the so-called Mafia lawyers.'.' ' "These new techniques are l')lng to be used · against lawyers .representing a large variety of clients and will leave highly conlldentlal ·Information (between attorney and client) simply floating out there In the :field ct law enforcement," said Kuby. Kunstler's tirm recently represented 19 ·accused m€1Tlbers ct the Macheleros, a Puerto Rlcan Independence group chaF&ed with a $7.2 rnffilon 1983 Wells Fargo robbery In Hartford, Conn., and just completEd the case of Dr. Grupartap Singh Blrk, a Sikh nationalist acquitted of Charges he conspired to assassinate Indian I;'rlrne Minister Rajlv Chand!. • : David Russell, a Kansas City, Mo., lawyer woo 'i'epresmted i>rrner :casino owner Carl Thomas - oonvlcted In 1983 o! ·being Ire mob -mastermind of the Troplcana casino skimming scheme - sal~ wiretaps ·and sting operations "bave too much of a risk of Invading constitutiOnal protections" and are linnecessary. · · · "Trying to set a lawyer up Is too rubject1ll aoose," Russell sald. WASHINGTON - The UnitEd , • Kuby, who has represented mob figures, said the oommisslon )\roposals States 1s clearly not suitEd to the would force othe!Wise legitimate lawyers to actclan<Esttnely, sometimes role of an Imperial power along the :causing ihe appearance of wrongdoing. lines of tbe Soviet Union <r the old : "Whm somebody comes In and pretends 11 be a clleilt bulln laclls an BrtllshEmpire. When Moswwlay~ · FBI agent, It Is certainly going to bave a chilllng el!ect," he sald. wwn the ~clalllne, there are no : In order to confer with a cHentln me recent case, Kuby said: "I -went to deviations from the sateUitES; U.S. ihe subway. That's the one place whi!i'l! polk:e radios don't tu~tlon weu. cll~nt states exercise their right t1 We have also sat ln chairs and wrttten each other notes and burned tbem In dissent as vocllerously as If they an ashtray. · were at a Democratic National ·"It's not !bat wbat we're talking about Is Ulegal, but Its Information that, Convention. :If reil~hes goverrunent (prosecutors), could be devasta'tlng." Last week's pust-up rNer the : Russell, president of the Natlo(lal Association of Criminal Defense reported Nicaraguan Invasion c1 ·Lawyers, said regular crlmlnallnvestigatlons alreaQy tum up wrongdoing Honduras was an embarrassing on the part of corrupt attorneys. . case In point. The Initial reaction r1 He said his group, the only national bar association devoted exclusively Honduran leaders was that the to criminal defense Issues, generally supported other oomtnlsslon Invasion was rrostly Reagan ad· ·proposals calling for tighter methods of sel!·JXlllclng wlthln the legal mlnls!ratlon propaganda to win : profession. congressional support for the · The American Bar Assocla~n said It Is reviewing the contras. : recommendations. • Only . after President Reagan ..• announced erner&ency ald to limduras - a move !bat looked suspiciously ilke a $3) miffion Inducement - dld limduran omclals get their stories straight and agree with the White House version of events. Then they belled their newfound concern CNer· Nlc~ra- alter Its ratlllcatlon. Congress bas bad nothing to oo · About the best !bat can be said wlth creating these ruinous dell!· for this proposal Is tht ti was far efts Is a remarliable notiOn, but as b!!tter In Its drafting than a sroi-e of the.senator says; never mind. foolish resolutiOn$ !bat have come H!lrt made four points: (1) The before lt. This resoluUon at least resolution lacks oonstitutlonal ~el. had the Vlrtue of relative sln\"pllc· (2) Form a parUameJitary stand· lty. Its predecessors QounderEd In point lt Is plainly grolll!lqlle. (3) Its a ·morass ·Or statutory language terms coul!h!aslly be evaded. (4) It <Paling with "II"'Ss national pro- Is unenforceable by any acceptable duct" and "natlonall~oome." One· means. such proposal demanded an al&e· · The amendment, he said, "lllluld lralc formula to oomprehend Its wage war on the Constitution's ma· meaning. jestlc slmpllclty." Indeed 11 would. · Gary Hart of Colorado made the Constitutional amendments ought best speecpln the Senate against to address either the rights of the the proposEd amendment. The people or the structure of govern~ntleman had to begin with a..llt· . ment. This resolution Invites a tie demagoguery: "Never mind," ,hundred questions having tri oo he said, "lbat today's ruinous deft· wlth outlays, receipts, fiscal years, ells were creatEd bYthesame!l'e- estimates of revenue and the ilke. sldent who Is this amendment's The Treaswy would live In constleading advocate." The notion tbat ant uncertainty that the J;ll)vern- .. Out of Africa Nicaraguan 'invasion' Letter to editor • Wants road repaired lllve on State Route 124 between Racine and Syracuse. I have livEd here for three years. In front ct my house are flve roles In this road. In 1hree years tbe state has patdled · tmse roles about .three times. One ~ dine the mlx stayed ln tbe roles for ·erie day. When I called the state garagl! it was blamed on a bad batch ri mlx. The last time they were patched, it stayed In the roles for about 21Durs. Since that time, the state has not even bothered wlth them. I am sure there has been ·several tires ruined ·and several front end knocked oo t olllne. Is thls're way our roads are patched and our tax money wasted? Why can't these roles be patched right? I am sure 11 the commissioner lived where I llve and listened to cas hitting these roles all night long, they llllukl be patched and patched rtght or Is h going fo take a car ~me night hitting these holes and wreck and someone get hurt for the state to patdi these roles. Thank you. Wllllam T. Kimes Racine To4ay in history Today Is Friday, April4; the 94th day of l9&i with 271 to follow. The moon Is moving toward its iJew pbase. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening star Is V<?nus. . Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. They Include reformer ~rothea Dlx In Jrol; Inventor Unus Yale, developer of the cylinder lock, In 1821; dance school founder Arthur Murray 1n 1895; autiDr· playwright Robert E. Sherwood In 1896; actress-author Maya Angelou 1n i1928 (age 58); Sen. Rlch'ard Lugar (R·lnd.) In 1932 (age 54), and actor :Anthony Perkins In 1932 (age 54) . On thls.date In !llstory: In 1581, explorer Slr Frances Drake was knighted bY Queen Elizabeth 1. In 1896, the Yukon gold rush began with tbe announcement rt a strike In Canada's Northwest Terrttory. ' . · .In 1949, representatives ofJl nations gathered In Wash!r1gton to sign the ·North AtlantlcTreaty, creating the NATO alliance. : :1n l9QI, Martin Luther King Jr., was assassinated 1n Memphis. : Iri 1983, the space shuttle Challenger began Its mai<En tlight from Cape Canaveral, the sixth filght In the shutt'- program. In l!JIIi, President Reagan unveiled a Central American peace plan proposJrlg.,a cease ftre ln Nicaragua and church-sponsored talks hetwee~ the leftist goverrunent and tbe Cootra rebels. · . . : Also ln 1985, Tulane University pennanently dropped Its basketball pJ1lgTam after three players and five other peopie were llidlctEd 1n a politt-sbavlng sche_l)!t'. : .. . . A thought for the day: Refol'l)'ler Dorothea Dlx wrote, "The reason lbat llusbands and wives do not understand each other Is because they belong to dlfterent sexes." ' , · . ' . " . .. Lawyer Dobbins was wheeled Into the emergency room on a stretcher, rolllng his head In agony. Doctor Green came over · to see him. 'Dobbins," he said. "What an honor. The last time I saw you was lncourt when you accusEd me of malpractice." "Doc, Doc. My side Is on fire. The pain Is right here. What could It be'!" "How would I know? You told the jul)" f w~sn't f1t to he a doctor:" • '' 'I was only kidding, Doc. When you represent a client you . don' t know what you ' re saying. Could I be passing a kidney stone?" "Your diagnosis Is as good as 'Why are you reading tbat to me? '' " Because, Dobbins, since the trial I've lost confidence In makIng a diagnosis. A lady came In the other day Umplng ... ' "Please, Doc, I don' t want to hear It now. Give me SQrne De· merol. " 'You said during I be suit that I dispensed drugs llke a drunken sailor. I've .changed my ways, Dobbins. I don't prescribe drugs anymore.'' "Then get me another doctor ." " There are no other doctors on duty . The reason I'm herels thai alter the malpractice suit the sheri!! seized everything In my oUice. Thls Is the only place I can practice." 'II you give me somethln~ to relieve the pain I'll perso'nally mine." "What are you talking about?" appeal your case to a lllgher "When you questioned me on court.' "You know, Dobbins, I was sure the stand you Indicated you knew everything there was to know you wold someday be wheeled 1n about the practice of medicine." on a stretcher.' "How did you know that ?" "Ooc, I'm climbing the wall. Give me something." "AI the lrlall made a mental " Let's say I give ou something . note that you wereaprlmecandl· lor a kidney stone and It turns out date for a kidney stone." "You can't tell a man Is a canto be a gallstone. Who Is going to pay for my court costs?" didate for a kidney stone bY just "I'll sign a paper tbat I wbn 't · looking at him." sue." "That's wbat you think, Dob"Can I read lo you from the bins. You had so much. ac1d )n transcript of the ll'lal? Lawyer you when you addressed the jury Dobbins: Why wer~ you so sure I knew some of It event\taly had my client had tennis elboW? Dr. to crystallize Into stones. Re.Green:·l've treated hundreds of member on the third day when people ~lth tennis o@lbow, and 1 you called me the 'Butcher of know It when I see 11. Dobbins: It Operating Room 6'? That alternever occurred to you my cllent noon I said to my wile, 'That man coula have an Excedrln hedache. Is going 'to be in a lot ofpaln .'" "Okay, Doc, you've had your Dobbthns: You and your Ilk make me sick." ounce of flesh. Can I now have I Marauders defeat Tornadoes ' . York Yankees last season, was unceremoniously released bY the club last Friday. Nlekro w;~s shockEd by the move as wa's his younger brother Joe. Joe · Nlekro, allio a member rt the Yanl<l>es' . staft, has accused the team's management of luring hlm to New York ·with the jlrofopect of playing this season with IiiS older brother. Nlekro chose the lndlaris over several other clubs who soowed ln)erest In slgnlng him, largely · ,upon the advice of Butler, his Lilburn, Ga., neighbor. "Peter (Indians president Bavasi) asked me to call Phil," said Butler, a former Atlanta teammate c1 Nlekro's. ''So I did. He asked me questions about the city of Cleveland, the players, the front office, the fans. "I asked him If he could stlil pitch and he sald yes. I told hlm he'd get. the bail regularly;every three days.' We were fourth In the American League In offense- we'll give him runs n work w!th. "I can sum up my reaction like this - tt wUl be an Indian NEWEST INDIAN - PhU Nlekro, !onner ~ &arne wkmer of the Atlanta Brave~ who was released last week by the New Yoli< Yankees ball 3lfeed to a one-contract to pitch this season for the Cleveland IDdlans. (File ···· _ Jhe RocK 'sPRINGS - Rick Wise hurled three-Innings of-hitless relief to 1Ht Meigs to a 9-1! non·leagoe wln over county rival Southern In basebaU acttorrhere. Thursday. The Marauders, now 4-1·1 overall, scored the winning run In the sixth a·s Todd Hysell singled sbarply. up the middle with one out, .went to second on a wUd pitch, and after free passes to Greg Fields and Mike Ba,rtrum loaded the bases, ·Tony Shoemaker ·grounded to . second and barely heat the throw at !lrst on a Tornado double play attempt. Southern, now 5-2, outhlt Meigs 11-1! Including a brilliant slx-RBI perfonnan.oe bY Scott Wickline. The Southern senior drilled two home runs over the leltfleld fence and added a single. Other Tornado hitters Included tllll singles by Dave Amburgey and singles each ' by Jay Bostick, John Rlftle, Sean Marauder pitchers fanned two and Grueser, Tpdd AdB.!l\!!, and Brian walked only one. Soutbern'sJamey · Hensler starte<r and was relieved Freeman. · · Meigs hitters lncl~ded IWo sln· bY Jimmy Wolle 1n the sixth. gles each bY_ Rodd Harrison and Combined, they fanned five · and Donnie Becker, a double by Chris Issued seven wall<s. Kennedy, and singles eac h by Meigs travels to _F ederal· Hysell, Shawn Baker, and Charlie Hocking tonight while Southern goes to Hannan Trace Monday. Barrett. Wise relieved Chris Haning In the Both the Meigs County schools are fifth and 'allowed only one runner undefeated In their resP,<'Ctlve (hit batsman) in three Innings to leagues, Meigs 2-0 In the TVc and pick up the win. Together. the Southern 4-0 In the SVAC. . . · BESt USED CARS IN ·THE AREA! photo). ODNRokays ·. handguns for deer hunters summer.'' COLUMBUS, Ohio !UP! l - Deer hunlers will he able to use bandguns this season under new regulations approved Thursday by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources's Wildlife Council. The council deslgnaied Dec. 1 through 6 as deer hunting season In Ohio and set hunting hours at one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. For the first time, deer hunters will be able to use several types of the first playoff hole. . revolvers. TJle regulallons for hunting anBradley shol a 4-un<Er-par 68 deer vary within three Ohio tlerless Thursday. Inkster was tied lor tbe zones. Paul Schiff, an Ohio Departlead until she bogeyed the 487-yard men! of Resource spokesman, said par-5 18th hole. hunters should check regulations Bradley, who has 16 victories In wlth the Division of Wlldllte, or pick. 13 years on the LPG Atour, played a up printed regulations when they nearly error-free round.She birdied purchase licenses. nos. 4, fi, Sand 11 anddld not bogey. Bavasl called Nlekro's signing "an Important step" for tne club. 'Tirst, he'll obviously enhance a pitching start. which ts a major problem," he said. "Secondly, one ct our other starting pitches, Tom Candlottl, Is a knuckleballer also, so P!lll will be very helpfu I to hlm. ' RANCHO MIRAGE, Calli. (UP! l - Pat Bradley took a one-stroke lead In ille $4.}),000 Dinah Shore tournament when Jull Inkster botched a tO-foot putt on the 18th hole. SUch a miss cost Bradley the tournament title two years ago. In 1984, a putt of the same distance on the event's last hole ri regulation stood between Bradley and one of golfs most prestigious victories. The veteran missed, settled for par ,nd lost to Inkster on · The Daily Sentinel t118PS IU·. .J 4. Dlv•kMI ef MUUmedla, lac. THE LONE WOLF BAND FRIDAY & SATURDAY RIVERB.OAT INN Publlahed every afternoon, Monday ple, to say whether It wants the contras or not.'' A Honduran polltlcal analyst satd: "It's a bad situation for us. We know the Reagan administration Isn't going to abandon the contraa, oot at the same time there Is no possibility of the contras throwing out the Sandlnlstas. For us, It's like being In the middle c1 a crossfire. · . We are bappy that the contras go and ftght the Sandlnlstas - but · Inside Nicaragua." A well-connecte!! u.s. official : sald bluntly: "Theoontrapollcyhas : heen one disaster after the other, . and the Hondurans know lt. They would like to have a role. 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Cleveland's general manager reached the fence where the dugout meets the sUjnds and soouted at Indians Manager Pat Corrales. · The two men laughed and shook hands, and Corrales tumed and relayed the message to the players. Cleveland centerflelder Breit Butler whooped, scrambled to hls teet and pumped the air with his fist. I Dld· someiJoc!y win the lottery? Perhaps lncorne tax refunds arrived en masse? Was·the o'llhanEd Indians franchise finally sold• No, but the news was even better from sore-armed and poor-armEd CleveU!nd's point of ylew - hello Phil Nlekro. ' "I don't Sf!re If he's 47 years old," said Corrliles. "The man can pitch and that's the bottom line. We have a knuckleballer In Tom Candlottl but now we got the guy who know~ everything about lt." Nlekro, the oldest player In the major leagues, agreed Thursday to a ooe-year contract with the Indians. The pact 1s worth s:M,!Ol, but Incentives lor victories and Innings pitched could boost the value to $«X),!Ol. Nlekro, a native o! the Belmont County cominunlty of Blaine, who notched a 16-12 record with the New ment's checks mJght unconstltu· ' tlonally bounce. Under this resolution, threefifths of each house could provide lor a· "speclllc excess of outlays over receipts." This Is bizarre. As Hart observed, it takes only a simple majority of those voting to take the _qatlon to war. What sense does II make to require a three-fifths majority to raise the ante for soli conservation? Proponents respond· that such sull€r·majorlties should be requfred to P.revent endless exceptions that would defeat the pur- · pose of the amendment. But the' . amendment, said Hart, "could . easily be circumvented through at least slx major loopholes, IJI· eluding phony · econmlc lorecasts." Hart wondered hOw the amend· ment would he enforced. SUppose . outlays dl~ ln fact exceed · receipts? Woilld It be left to .the fl>. deral courts to pass on the accuracy of oodget estimates? Would the Supreme Court decree cuts In spendj,ng,or Increase ln revenue? The resolution "would virtually mandate judlclai..JiCtlvlsrn on federal taxing and spending." Nancy Kassebaum of Kansas, speaking against the amend· ment, made another excellent point. Federal spending Is dl· vide<! roughly · Into two categories - capital outlays and cur· rent operations. The amendment would make no distinction . In· vestments 1n an aircraft carrier, a courthouse or an Interstate highway would be lumped lnto "outlays" with the salary of a clerk or the purcahse of paper· cllps. A balanced federal budget ooght not to be constitutionally mandatEd , whether by an amendment that originates In Congress or by an amendment that originates In a constitutional convention. It Is a . bad l~a In either event. The way to get a balanced budget Is to elect responsible men and wlimen to Congress. It Is a humiliating con· lesslon of lrresponslblllty !bat this . amendment should ever have · been considered at all. guan aggression by going off air which hurt Its allies a lot - for their Easter vacation. Manana, and ecarnple, Honduras and Costa all !bat. Rica. The U.S. policy on the contras The momentary embarrass- 1s very confusing; the Reagan ment, unfortunately, was only a administration calls tor covert aid, retlectlon of a more serious !1'01>- which 1s then discussed openly, lem: an appalltng breakoown In Then 11 calls lor humanitarian aid communications between the U.S. and assistance, but they gtve the and Honduran governments, contras nqf, only· food, clothing and caused In large part by U.S. · medicine, but also boots for marchInsensitivity toward a rupposally lng 1n the ·Jungle.'' valuable any. Even though a high Tlie Hondurans have no affection State Department official was on for the Sandlnlsta troublemakers ln the scene, the U.S. government ~agua. But above all they want didn't take Honduran omclals Into to avoid the long-term presence ct lis conllde[\0€. Nicaraguan contras on their The Hondurans were apparmtly territory. expected to parrot the U.S. line "The Ideal thing would be to seek wltiJJut even knowing what the the exit of these people from our United ~tales 1s trying to achieve In oountry," said a Honduran foreign Central Amertca. Our report!'!' Jon , ministry r1flclat: "They are hurting Lee Anderson talked wlth Hondu- us, and !bat damage 1s not belng ran officials In Tegucigalpa re- compensated by what they are cenlly. Here's wbat one of them accomplishing. 1 don't think It's sal,?: money · the (Honduran) governWe have the Impression that the ment wants But 11 would like to he United States doesn't know what to allowed to' take more of an do In Nlc,aragua. It 1s taking actions Initiative. The lnltlatlve, for examthat oon I hurt the Sandlnlstas, but Ohio • : · · : : �'·: _Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Reds •trim_1-oster; c~t_ P~tore, oth_ e.-s TAMPA , Fla. (UP() - · The but has been cHsappointlng ever Cincinnati Reds Thursday trl"'llled since. !le has a 45-57 career mark tbelr roster to 25 players'by senrjlng with the Reds. two Infielders to the minors1imd Also Thursday, the Reds Intelling two pitchers they will riot be formed left -hande-d pitcher Chris on the club's Opening Day squad. Welsh he had failed ID make the The Reds gave pitcher Frank team. Welsh, a non- roster player Pastore. who . has been In the Invited to camp, will meet with club Cincinnati organization slnct' 1975. dHclals today to decide whether to the option of being released or report to Denver. Welsh, bidding to make the Re<ls starting the season with the club's Denver Class AAA minor iea~e .as a middle reliever, was 2-0 with a 0.00 ERA In six appearances this tearJI. ' spring. Pastore. 28, has not said what he The Reds also cut lnfielde(SWade · would do. RowQ<>n an{l 1bm Runnells from Either way. the Reds .must pay their major league training camp Pastore $IDO,OOO this year because and sent them to minor league he Is in the:last year of a guaranteed camp. contract. Rawdon played in 10 spring Pastore pitched poorly in spring training games for the Reds and hit training. In fO ur games. he had an .375. Runnells played in 17 gannes 02 record and a 14.01 ea rned nm and hll .122. · average. The club Intends to carry 24 In J91ll, Pastore had a 13-7 record, payers on Its roster this se1son. Reds bomb Mets 17-4 TAMPA, Fla . (UPil - Dave , Parker. Buddy Bell, Bo Dlaz and·, Eric Davis hit home runs and the Reds battered Mels' pitching for .22 hits Thursday to post a 174 victory in spring training action . The Reds host St. Louis today and Atlan ta Sa turda y before breaking camp and heading north to open the major league season Monday afternoon. After scoring four runs In the Marauderet tes win slugfest ROCK SPRINGS- Meigs built a 21-1 lead after three Innings and coasted to a 32-17 slugfest win over Southern in non-league girls' soflball action here Thursday. Coach Jon Arnott' s crew erupted for 12 first Inning runs and added six more in the second for a commanding 18-0 ·Jead. The win was Meigs' fifth In six games while remaining ai2-0 In theTVC. Southern fell to2-3. Meigs' Barb Hatfield started on the hill and received credit for the win, pitching the first ~nd seventh innings. Shannon Hindy hurled,lhe between five frames. They combined fo r seven strikeouts and 18 walks. Southern 's Leanne Clark hurled for the Tornadoettes, fanning t-.o and walking 13. Meigs hillers Included !latfleld with three, Tammy Wright, Hlndy, and Ondy Rltne all had two each , and Jennl Couch, Marla Musser, and Jodi Harrison had ooe apiece. Patrice Circle and Wendy Fry hll safely for·Southern. 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JIM COBB The All New CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC, Inc. "Formerly Simmons Olds.·Cad.·Chev." PH. 992-6614 . 308 (. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OH. OPEN: Mon., Wed., Fri. 8:30-8:00 Jues. & Thurs. 8:30-5:30 Sat. 8:30-4:00; Sun. 1:00·5:00 I••.J~~!~!~~~~~-----.:~;:====:.---~ .,,_ WE STILL MAKE HOUSE CALLS S75,000 BE AWINNERWITH EVERY NEW CAR PURCHASED BOWEEN APRIL 4 AND APRIL 30 AT SMITH-NELSON.MOTORS YOU WILL BE GIVEtt 50 FREE OHIO LOT·TERY TICKETS. • HURRY, OFFER LIMITED Smith-Nelson Motors PO.IOY HAVE THE DAILY SENTINEL DELIVERED TO YOUR HOUSE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY AND ALSO .RECEIVE THE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL VIE HA~E THE KEYS TO ABETTER DEAL FOR ONLY $ll0'PER WEEK $/tDp 1nd Cfmplte ...: Clrl~k wlt6 U1/WDt• You /JIIg ~00 i EAST MAIN ST. · 992·2174 . -~ FOR HOME. DELIVERY CALL . .,, 992-2156 ·sERVICE GUARANTEED ,. BALLROOM DANCE CLASSES WEDNESDAY.$ BEGINNING APRIL 16-MAY 28 ROYAL OAK.PARK \ · AdviiKid 7 P.M.-InttmMidiale 8 P.M. llginnen 9 P.M. . GIG POWEll PHONE 992-2622 or - '!"::~;:.: ,. MONTE CARLO -STOCK#ISOI AND YOU POSSIBLY COULD WIN $3 5 PER COUPLE " .. c........ . ._------------~----~--------~~------~~~-1986 CHEVROLn 1986 CHEVROLET 1986 OLDSMOBILE ' •• "Any Registered Voter Who Clanges lheir Name ar Adthu r..t Notify the locrd of Eltctions" ••• , . BEGINNING APRIL 15th TUESDAYS ~ Lilllt sm1•th NeIson·' tMotors · • ••" • • 3 Buy Your New. Car At APPALACHIAN ~LOGGING CLA~SES · •. side diScharge. wt1ee1 height odfuslers, S" poly wt1eels. Engine control on handle. Saving~ c r~ov;e;r;;Bos;to;n·~iiiii·iiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijO~a~k~la~nd~7~4~·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ •• ..". . 22" licit INichatp lawn lltloWII 31'1-HPtown mower wilfl At Sarasota , Fla., Kelly Gruber's two-ru n nlnlh-lnning,hOmercarrled Toronto to a l;!- 10 victory over the While Sox. Lloyd Moseby smacked two homers for the Blue Jays. At West Palm Beach. Fla., Scott Fletcher scored from second base on a two-rut eighth-inning single by Bobby Jones to enable Texas to heat Montreal 3-2. AI Orlanoo, Fla .. Phil Garner and Tony Walker homered to help Houston beat Minnesota ll-1. At Chandler, Ariz., Rick Manning . delivered a three-run triple and Juan Castillo added an RBI single during a four-runelghthlnnlngthat rallied Milwaukee to an 8-6 victory over Cleveland. At Mesa, Ariz., Keith Moreland and Ryne Sandberg hit homers and Rick Sutcliffe allowed nine hils and four runs In seven Innings In his final appearanre before Opening Day ID help the Cubs defeat .• • J ;:;;-...... 4 FLEXATE · I 3.97~~; ----- -- - · - ----- --------------- 992-2697 • March 22, 29; April 5 8:00-12:00 [ill] Choose 8-ta· Yews. Junipers. Arborv~oes in globe. upr1ghl or spreaders 1-QOI. containers. Shop and save' *You are an American Citilen *You are a resident of Meigs County *You will bJ 18 years old on or before November 4, 1986 IF YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED, VISIT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS OR CALL ·THE BOARD OF ELECTION AT \0:00-8:00, Thwsday 9:00-12:00, saturday 8:00-12:00. lllil In exhibition games: AI Scottsdale, Ariz., Chris Brown's second homer of the game, a thrEe- run ninth-Inning blast, gave San Francisco a 10-7 victory over a C~bs split &~uad.. At St. Petersoorg, Fla., Steve Jeltz collected rouP hits and Juan Sa muel drove In four runs to pace a 21-hit attack that carried Phlladelphla ro a 13-7 decision over St. Louis. At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Cal Ripken cracked two solo homers and Storm Davis turned In seven shutout innings of shutout pitching to ltiad Balliriiore to a 5-0 blanking of the Yankees. AI Lakeland, Fla .. Larry Herndon contributed a homer and two singles to spark Detroit to a 7-2 triumph over Kansas City. At Bradenton, Fla ., Sammy Khallfa lashed a one-out double In the 11th Inning to give Plttsoorgh its fifth straight victory, a 4-3 decision thin king aboutIn anything -else... was placed a also cast. suflered ''I'm nota Guerrero, who serious Ill!( injury In the minor leagues whlle sliding, will undergQ.. surgery In Los Angeles. Lastyear,Guerrerohalled .320tied for second in the league - and hit 33 homers with 8'( RBI despite missing 23 games with · back spasms and a sprained wrist. Though the Dodger llmw contains power In Mike Marshall and Greg Brock, Guerrero is the catalyst. His switch from third oose back to \lll' outfield Ignited the ~ers rush to the NL West nag last year. ' Reggie Williams, named the Dodgers' outstanding rookie this spring, Is expected to start in left field. Another NL West tea m, Hou ston , received much betler news about its key offensive player. Explora -1 tory arthroscopic surgery stnwed outfielder Jose Cruz suffered a sprained ligament and no cartilage damage to his tight knee. Cruz returned to Houston from spring training Tuesday because of · I'Xtenslve swelling In lhe knee, and It was feared he may have torn ligaments sliding. However, the tearn physician Dr. Bill Bryan Is hopefUl Cruz will " return to the lineup within two weeks." San Diego traded reliever, Bob Patterson to Pittsburgh for out fielder Marvell Wynne. The San Diego Trlb~ne reported the Padres also were seeking to add Pirates pitcher Rick Rhoden. At Miami, the Orioles reduced their roster ID 25 by releasing third baseman Wayne Cross. At Dunedin, Fla., Toronto released ou !fielder Cesar Cedeno and returned right- bande r Jose DeJe· sus to the Kansas CliO' Royals . 1-10'' Cholet fvii.Hn Assotlmtnl YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE IF: Meigs County License Bureau, M~beny ,Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, Monday, Wedesday, Friday 9:00-4:00, Tuesday . •• against the Braves In the first Inning 'lbursday at Vero Beach, Fla. Guerrero mplured a patdla liDdon below his left knee when his spikes caught In the Infield turf. UPI. 1\Jajor knee injury shelves Dodgers' catalyst Gue.Tero '1 Off We use the SC~ Wolff. system and we stock a full line of accelerators and amplifiers. Our staff has attended seminars on proper tanning procedure for you, with the SCA Wolff sysent , Chevrolet-Oidsrrtobile-Cadillac, Inc. · Meigs defeats Vikings, 12-4 • • JIM CO'BB •'G" . •• - ,.....• ....-. Dlwld AnMI'I release. EHher w .. hi! will get his guaranleed· stJO,OOO sal&~y. Meanwhile, fonner ikd Duane Walker, right, has signed a minor league contract with Tucson, the Astros' Triple A !ann team. (File photos) . s , veteran ·.'-'--~~· Miami ~~~b~=~Tio! Coach Dol\ Shula has died In a nurslnlfbome · after an extended Illness. She was l'lnl. .' (rncm<\'/) . . ' IN' ORDER TO VOTE IN THE MAY 6 PRIMARY ELECTION · YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY APRIL.7, 1986 March 21, 28; April 4 6:00-9:00 Exc. Co .. l The PAINESVILLE; Ohio (UP!) - fr• GaUery The Daily Sentinei-Page- 6 pQm.roy-Middleport, Ohio Shula's mother dieJ · bottom of the first on nothing but Meigs Hlg baseball Sun.·Thun., 7:00 , Sun.·Thurs., 7:10 Leading Viking hitters were singles, the Reds went on a home team defeated Vinton Cou . 12-4 Partee. a double; Ousley, Ward, Fri. Sat., 7:00, 9:00 l Fri.' & Sat .. 7:10. 9:10 run binge. Parker's homer was his Wednesday evening. . .. St"Psbury . and Gill, each a single. S11. & Sun. M11., 2:00 Sat. & Sun. Mat .. 2:10 second, while Bell's two-run homer Meigs pitcher .Jeff Nelso al- Roy was the losing hurler. S11. Midnight, 12:00 Sat. Midnight, 12:JO ,, and Dlaz' three-run blaslweretheir lowed five hits. Walke() three, and Meigs Is now 3-1·l. Meigs plays • • •••••••••••••••••• rCOUPON •••• ••• ·• • • • • •••••• · first this spring. In the seventh struck out seven, • Federal Hocking this evening. • Mou • telnMr Cinema llpley. W. Ve. Inning, Davis ,clouted his teamMeigs hitters were Chris ••• • leading six th . Kennedy, thrEe singles; Mark • so Any Adult Adml11lon •• Eight Reds collocted at least two Corbitt and Donnie Becker, a yolJ hits off of Mets pit.chers Rick double and a single each; Dave Not Valid Tuoldoy Eve. •• Aguilera, Randy Niemann and Hendricks, Shawn Baker and Rick Saturday or Sunday Matinee or .•• Jesse Orosco. Aguilera falls to 1-2. Wise, two singles each; Rodd . Mldnltht Movlos • Reds starter Marlo Solo worked _Harrison, a double. and Jeff Nelson, five Innings, allowing only two hits a sfngli.'. and one run In·picking up his third - Meigs had 15 hits and Vinton victory agall!!:t two losses. County, 5. The game was called 1----------...Lo~------------------­ after six Innings due to darkness. Meigs County. Board of Elections, basement level, Masonic Temple Building, Pomeroy, Monday thru Friday 8:30· l I :30, l 2:30-4:30. April 4, 1986 Jelf,..s Tnocklng & E>c ...... .... .............. n · Redman Inn ...... .... ............................. 118 MOND.\Y NnE IIWL8 !1r;J111e...... · M.vdlll, IN MEICS COUNTY ~OTERS ••• ··. \ friday. ----.Local bQwling - - - . ................ · · +~ ~ ~ I ~ Friday, April4, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio J. .• 0UR SERVICE . . ~D.E-SK. IS OPEN 1 . UNTIL 6:00 p·.M. MONDAY-FRIDA~ .. . ,., • �•· ' . Pomeroy-M~ Pag&-6-The Daily Sentinel / . friday, April 4, 1986 Ohio " n w u j _fXrE~ftiCE lllf JQY_Qf._RELIGION -~ . - ~:.., . o~ """() Ray Riggs Ph. 91S·4100 St. Rl. A BABY IS GOD'S SYMBOL ' OF THE MIRACLE OF LIFE Chester · SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY -~ MIDDl£PORT BOOK SlORE Prescriptions GIFTS 99 Mill St. Middleport such IS the kmgdom of G()(j .. - Luke 18:6 -- Pomeroy 992·29SS NEW YORK '.. 4 CLOlHING IDJSE :l'v ,',. to come unto me. . for ru We Fill Doctors' Church & Office Supplies '"Suffer little chtldren lfQ[u~ . _ ..."* ~ ~~ Where dtd you come from, baby dear? Out of the everywhere 214 E . Main 992-5130 Pome.ly KERMIT'S KORNER Pomeroy, Ohto tnto the here . ;George MacDonald RIDENOUR FURNI~!e~!ROWAR~1 Homelite Saws E TRJNrrY anJRQI, Rev. W H. Penin. past<r. ~ lllcl<. Sunday SchOO Supt. Chw<h SchOO~ 1S a.m.; W<nhlp Sorvio10:ll a.m. OJ:Jlr J'\'bearsal, Tuesday, 7·l) p.m wide< db"ectloo oll..nl! Burt. POMEROY CHURQ! OF TilE NAlA· R!J'IE, Ccrner Unlm and MIJlbe!Ty, Rev. Thomas Glen Mct'Ju111, pastor. "Norman Pns· 11!)1. S. S. Supt. Sunday SchOO, 9::11 am.; rnorniDgwtrShlp 10:llam.; evenlng~6 p.m.; mkl-_.. service, WOOnesday, 7J>m. (]lACE EPJS())PAL OIURai, :rl6 E. Main St., l'oOlOI'Oy. Sunday service;: Holy comnunlon on Ill! first Sunday of each m:mth, and combined with morning ll'ayer oo thf thlrdd SUnday. Mornlngprayerandserrmnon all olll!< Sundays of til> rmnth. Church SchOO l¥1CI Nursery C81"1' pnMded Colfee OOur In III> Parish Halllrnrrmlately folloWing 11>! service. POMEROY OIURQI OF CHRIST, 212 W. Main St.. NeU l'nlu<lool, postor. Bible SchOO 9:Jla.m.; Mcrnlngwti'Shlp, I)::.> a.m.; Youth ~.&Ill J>m.; E\'enlng~p, 7:00p. m. W-y ntgllt trayei" ,_ng and Bible stlldy. T. W p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY, ll5 Butternu! Ave, Pomeroy. Mrs. Dora Wining In cliargo. lMiday holiness IT<Oilng, 10 a.m., Sunday ' Sdlool, lllll a.m. Sunday SchOO, YPSM Eloise Adams , leader. 7: IJ J>m. salvation meeting, varlous spealo!n and 11Ullcspectals. Thursday, ll:J) a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladk!s HOilll!' League, rrentln in charge, aU WOO'l"n Invited; &«> p.m. 111ursday, Corp! Cadet l'l!ojlle-Biblei, T.ll J>m. Bible Prayer meeting, q>a~to til> public. POMEROY WESI'SIDE OIURal OF Q!RJST, ,ma; Ollldn!n's Home Road ICoon!y Road ltii. filil:l>. Vocal music. Sunday Wcrslllllfl a.m.; Bible~ I! a.m.; W<rShlp. 6p. Qaoss tY~ ~and riL Wf<hllday, Bible~. 7 J>m. DEXTER BIBLE CIIRISI'lAN Ctn!RCII, Alvin Clrtls, pastor; Linda 9van, Supt.lbnday SchOO ~ IJ a.m.; trmchlng ..,.. vices. llrst aJIIl third !imday following &alllay SchOO. Ywill meeting, T.ll p.m. .-.!y Sw> day. / OLD GRAHAM UNITED ME:J'II)DJST. Prschlng 9:30a.m. flrst and second, Sun days of each month; thrd and fwrth Sun· day each month worship services at 7: 30 p. •m.: Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study. ADVENT~Mu lb· SEVENTH-DAY erry Heights Road , Pomtroy ay Bruch. Pastor: sabbath School Super · tendent, Rhonda Markin . Sabbath School besflns a\2 p.m. Cll Satu~y wlJh worship. Jel vice following at 3 15. Everyooe wel - come. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH -Sister Harrlen Warner, Supt. Sunday School9:)) a.m.; Morning Worshlp, .l0 :45 a.m. '' -POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, Ly~m Halley, minister. William SnouffE'r, Sunday School Sup1. Sunday School, 9:30am. ; Morning Worship 10· :ll a m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Pomeroy PikE' E. Lamar O'Bryant, pastor; Jack Needs, Sunday School Dlreetor. Sunday School, 9 . ~ a.m.; Morning Worship, 10:45; ev(>ftingworshlp, 7:00p.m. (D .S T 1 1: 7:30 (E .S.T.l: Wednesday Prayer Sf'r· vice. 7:00p.m. tD.S.T.t & 7:30P.M. tE.S. T. ); Mission Friends {ages 2-6), Royal Am&lssadors (boys a~es 6-UI), and Girls In Action {ages G-181 on Wednesdays, 7 p m. ID.S.T.I &7· 30 p.m.(E.S.T.I: Tuesday Vlsllatlon, 6:30p.m. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH , Bal le)r Run Road, Rev Emmett Rawson, pastor. Handlf'y Dunn, supl. Sunday School, 10 a.m .: Sunday evenlngser.rlce. 7:30p.m : Bible teaching, 7:.Jl p.m. Thursday. SYRACUSE MISSION, CHer.ry St .. Sy. racus~. Services, 10 a.m. Sunday. Evening services Sunday and Wednesday at 7:00 p m. - MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. Keith Eblin, pastor. Sunday School 9·30 a.m., Wade H•yman , !lupt.: Morning Worship, lD:JOa m.; Sunday evening service 7 : ~ p.m .: Wednesday Prayer Meeting, 7:30p.m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Racine. Rev James Satterfield, pastor. Freeman Williams, Supt. Sunday School 9:t5 a.m.: Sunday and Wednesday evenIng se-rvlcPS, 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. Corner Sixth and Palmer. Earl Ed~. Palltor. Ray Fields, S.S. Supt.: Dan Riggs. AuL'I SUpt. Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; Moriilntl Worship, 10:15 a.m.: Sunday Evt!lllnl{ service, 1 p.m. Youth ll"'f'f'tlng, 7:00p.m. W_fdnrsday: evening servtre 7p. m.: Cholr'Pracnce 8 p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRJST, 5th 1nd Main, Bob Melton, mlntster. AI Hartson. assot". minister; Mike Gerlach, Sunday SC'hool Superintendent. Bible School 9: :IJ a.m.; Morning Worship 10::Jl a.m. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m . Wedn(S•ctay, 7:00p.m Prayer meeting. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF 'FilE NA· ZARDl£, Co-pastors Rf'v . Charles Coyle _and Rev. Nancy Coyle. BUI Whlte,Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; MOrnlns Wn1'1~!p 10:30" m ; Evangeii!Uic meeting 7:00pm. Wednesday, 7:00p.m. Prayer met-ling. UNITI!:D PRESBYTERIAN IIIINIITRY OFIIII!IG8 COUNTY Rev. Kn~ W1Dd111011 HARRISONVn.LE PIU!!RYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday: Worship Services 9:00a .m.; Church SctloollO:15a.m.: Bible Study sunday 7:30 p.m.; Prayer Groop Wednesday at 9:00a.m. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Church school 10: 15 a.m. Mornin g Worship ll :l5 a.m. Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. Bible Study: Thursday, 7:30p.m. Bible Study. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY . TERIAN - wo,..hlp service 10:15 a.m. Church SchoollO:OOa.m. Tuesday, lOa.m. .Bible Study: Sunday. 6 p.m. Junior and Sc· ~lor High Youth Groups. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Paotor, John Evans Sunday School 10:00 a.m .; SWlday Morning Worstllp 11:00 a.m. Cbll· dren'1 Church 11 a.m. Sunday Evening . Sen' lee 7:00p.m. Wed ., 6 p.m. Ywng La· dle~l" AwcUiary . WEdnesday, 7 p.m. Fam· IIY Worship. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Near Lone Bottom. Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday Service 9:30a.m.: Eventngsavl~. 7:30p. m. ; Prayer meeting, Wednosday, 7:ll p. m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWll.L BAPTIST CHURCH, Comer .A:th and PlUm . Ralph -~ The Finfst · 11 h k f USUa Y t In 0 a baby as a lin¥, lovable attentiOn -getter to be admired and Sometimes in~"r.::~~~ presented with a gift. Our own babtes are the Modular Homes Pomeroy, I 100 E. Main objects of love, tntense pnde ard 24-hour room SerVICe; While We spend long hours WOri · WAID CROSS 2tl s. Second Pomeroy 992-JJ2l Nationwide Ins . Co. [B ~ I • of columbus, 0 . B04 w. Main 992·lliB ' ' ,, ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Complete ~ - · Automotive · ' Service Locust & aeech Stree1 . 992-9921 Middleport ,., Pome~ov ' ·" Brown's Are & Equipment ~~~~·~:;d Rutland, Ohio 4l775 J. . wm. "Bill" Brown, Owner Phone tlt4) 742·2777 JHE DAILY ·sENnNEL Middleporl· Pomerov, 0 . ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ r MT . HERMON UNITED BRE:I'IffiEN IN CHRJST CHURCH, Located In Texas Community off Ct. Rl. 82. Rev . Robert Sanders, paS!or Jeff Holler, lay leader; Ed Roush, Sunday School Supt. Sunday SChool 9:30 a.m .; morning worship and children's church, 10:30 a.m.; evening r~~.~h~~~d~~~~~;~np~~·ci,':fs~~n ~nnd ing worship 11 am .. Evening service tip. m. Prayer mrettng and Bible Study Wednesday, 7 p.m. FOREST RUN BAPTISt. Rev. Nyle Borden, pas lor. Cornelius Bunch , supt. Sunday School 9 30 a.m.; Second and fourth Sundays worship service at 2:30 p. , m. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Main St., Middleport. Rev Gllix>rt Craig, Jr. , pastor Mrs E_rvln Baumgardner, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School9: JO a. m~.; Worship Service, 10:'15 a.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Josf'Ph B. Hos kins, evangt>ll!it. Sunday Bible Study9a.m.; Worship, lO a m., Sunday evening seQIIce 6 p.m.; Wednesday eveninR service, 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, Rt. 124 . William Hoback , pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Sunday evening serVIce 1 p.m. Wednesday evening !lervlce 7 p.m CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle Sl4Jit. Sunday School 9. 30 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. P.rayerservlce, altern ate Sundays . Sermonette Friday, April 4. 1986 Page~7 Beat . of the bend deavor 00 the first and third Sundays at 7::JJ p.m Wednesday prayer mectlng and denng tf they wtll turn out all right a.n,d how we Btble sludy, 7·ll p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. wtll ever afford to send them to college . Of L<><ated on o. J. Whi te Road of Highway ~ 160. Pat Henson, pastor. Sunday School tO GroceriesCourse, If We WOUld think first about Sendtng am. Classesloratt ages . JuntorChurch 11 General Merchand• se , a.m. , Morning worship 11 a.m . Adull Rac.ne 949·1550 t h em tO Sunday SChOOl, thiS mtght help to ans Choir procttce 6 p m. Sunday. Young Peower the other question. We take them tQ our ~:~Jy.c~~~:~~~~:'it;oa~~~duu Blbte MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third d d f h HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEl., 570 Grant . HOUSeO f WDrs hip,an ast e romt eirinvolve · St.. Middleport. Affllta!ed with Southern Ave Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Not tingham, Sunday School Supt. Sunday m. IIII!IGS men! in any reltgious ceremony, thetr presence Baptist Convention. David Bryan. Sr., Mt· School 10 am. with classes tor all ages, COOPERATIVE PARISH nlster. Sunday SChool 10 a.m: Morning Evening services at 6 p.m. Wednesday BIVNITED METHODIST CHURCH there is conditional: they will e1ther'allow us to · worship lla.m.: Evening worship 7 p.m. ; ble study at7:30 p.m. Youth serv ices Fri NORTHEAST tl.VSTER Wednesda y t>venlng BiblE> study and day at 7:30p.m. Rev. o.. Ardler hear the sermon or be banished to the crying prayer meeting 7 p.m. ECCLES lA FELLOWSIDP, 128 Mill St , Rev. Roy Deeter BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST St Middleport. Brother Chuck McPhersoo, Re,. Seld• Jolul... room . Still, there is no more dramatic evtdence Rt. 124andCo. Rd .5. Mark Seevers . m.;, ,,: paslor. Sunday School-10 am.; Sunday 1 ter. Sunday School Supt. Harry Hen services at7 p.m. and WOOn~PSday ALFRED- Church School9:30 a .m.; of the ' miracle Of" creation than a baby; the drtcks; SundaySchool9:lla .m.; Morning evening Worship, 11 a.m .; UMYF 6:30p.m.. UMW worship 10:30 a.m.; Evf'nlng worship 7 p. servlccs at 7 p.m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kenneth Smith . Third Tuesday, 7: ll p.m. Communion, extef1Sion of our own life and With God's help, m. Wedn,.day worship 7 p.m pastor Sunda y School 9:30a.m.; church first Sunday. (Archer) SJ'. PAUL LUTHERAN C H URC~ CHESTER- Worship 9 a.m ; Church the tinght prOmiSe Of a better-world tOmOrrow 1:;:~';:,~:: Sycamore and Second Sts .. Pc: service 7:30pm ; youth fellowship 6 30 p. SChoollOa.m.: Bible Study, Thursday. 7p. 11 The Rev. William Mlddleswarth , m.: Blblestudy, Thursday . 7:30p.m FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE. 33045 m ; UMW, first Thursday, 1 p.m.; Com j''eS.~c~. ~ci~~~ SChool 9· 45 a.m.: Church , Hiland munlon . first Sunday {Archer) . Road, Pomt'roy Tom Kelly , pas tor Dann y Lambert , S. S. Supt. Sun~ay JOPPA -Worship 9:30a.m.; Church HEART CHURCH. Msgr School 10:30 a.m. Bible Study Wednesday . Anthony Glannamore. Ph . 992-5898. Satur- morning servlcr a t 10 am , Sunday even7•JO p.m (Johnson\. <U.y Evening Mass 7 : J() p.m .; Sunday ing servlc£' 7:JO p.m. Tuesday and Thurs LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9:30 ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' M a ss, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Confessions Cilt> day Serv ices at 7:30p.m. WORD OF FAITH, 9J MillS!., Middle· a.m., Worship 7 p.m.; Btblto Study, Wed half hour before ~Mass. CCO classes. port Sunday morning service I0 ;15 a.m.: nesday. 7:30 p.tyl.; UMYF, Wednesday. 11 am. Sunday. 6:00 P m.: Communion First Sunday. Evangelistic Service 7:30p.m WednesVlli'OR\' BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd St., Sunday evening 7:30. Thursda y morning Bible study 10 a.m. Wednesday evening tArchort . d Pr CARLETON 1NTERDENOMINAT11iNMtddl 7 REEDSVILLE- Church SChoo19: 30 a. ay; ayer meeting ::lt p.m. Thursday. AL CHURCH Kl eport. James E. Keesee, pastor. 7:30 p.m. • ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· vld C f • ngsbusry dRoadSC. Rev. DaSunday morning worship 10 a.m.; Evenm ·. Worshi~Servlce l1 00 a.m. !Deeter!. NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· Harrlsoovllle Rd. Robert Purtell, mlnt.sur man, pastor. un ay hool9:30 lng service 7 p.m.; Wednesday evening TUPPE R PLA INS ST. PAUL ter ; Steve Stanley, S. S. Supt.; BUI McEl- a.m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Evening worship worship 7 p.m. VIsitation, Thursday 6: :KJ ZARENE, Rf'v. Glendon SlnJUd, pastor. Sunday School9: 30 a.m.; Worship service, Church School9 a.m.: Worship 10 a.m. ; roy, Asst. Supt.: SundaySchooi9:30a.m.; 7·00 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday p.m. 10: 30 a.m.; Youth serv Jre Sunday 6: 15 p. Bible Srudy, Tuesday, 7:30p.m.; UMW. WOrship senotce !0:30a.m.; Evenlngwor- 7:00p.m. MORSE CHAPEl. CHURCH - Gary m. Sunday even ing service 7:00pm. Wed · Ttllrd Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; Communion shlpSunday7p.m.andWednesday, 7p.m. LONG BOTIOM CHRISTIAN. Jody Holter, pastor. Sunday School, 10 a .m; Flrst.Sunday (Archer) ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Plne Holland, pastor; Wallace Damewood, worship service, u a.m.; prayer meeting, nl'Sda y Prayer Meeting and Bible Study 7·00 p m. CENTRAL CLUSTER Grove. Th e Rev, ~I Middll'Swarth, Sunday School Supt. Worship service, 9a. 7-. Th ur sday. o-·. •ameo E. Corbitt am Bib~ •-h 00 110 :.lU p.m. NEASE SETILEMENT CHURCH. Sun · nc• • pastor Church 9·30 am S d m.; 'or: .x: a.m. llev. Ste•eo Nell• s., ' · · .; un ay UVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH da y afternoon services at 2:30. Thursday Rev. lllelvla Fraakllll ~l~~~R'ymCn~ROi OF OiRIST, HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. OF GOD- Gilbert Spmcer, putor. Sun· evening services at 7:JO. Rev. Clemn~te 8. Zull;a, lr. John Wrl-ht, putor. SundaySchooiS:30a. Sunday School at 9:Xl a.m.; Momlrlg wor- day School 9:lJ a.m .: Morning service FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mason , W. RH. Aadrew R•beata 1 La '6 H S shlpatlO : ~a . m .; Sundayevm-lngservlce lO:OOa.m.: SundayeventngservJce7:00p Va. Pastor. Bill Murphy. Sunday School tO ASBURY (Syracuse)- Worship n a.m . ~O~shl:~: 'lla[':n~· S. Supt. Morning at 7: YJ p.m. Thursday s.rvlce at 7:.'Ml p. m.; Mid -week prayer service Wednesday a.m.; Sunday evening 7:30 p.m Prayer m~ting and Bible study Wednesday, 7:30 ; Church SChool9 : 4~ a.m.; Charge Bible RACINE CHURCH Of TilE NAZA· mFREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Ba ld 7 p.m. . p.m Evt>ryooe welcorrM.'. Study, Wednesday, 7:lfl p.m ; UMW, first RENE, Rev . Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor. MT. OLIVE CC>MMUNITY OiURCH. Tuesday, 7::11 p.m .; Choir Rehearsal, OraBasa,ChalrmanottheBoardotChrls- Knob, located oo County Road 31. Rev. LawrenCE> Bush, pastor. Max Folmer , Sr RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa· Wednesday 6: Sl p.m.: UMW. fourth Sun- llan Life. Sunda~School 9 : 30 a.m.; Morn- Lawrtnce Gluesen<'amp, pastor. Rev. Supt. Sunday School and Mor!Jin& Worship lem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sunda y day, 6:30p.m. (Nelson) . lng worship 10 Roger Willford. asst. pa!ltor. Preaching 9:30a.m.; Sundayeventngs('fVIce, 7p.m; SchoollO a.m.; Sunda yeven ing 7:00p.m.; 8 c .serENTERPRISE - Worship · 9 a.m.; : a.m.: evange 1111 services Sunday7:~ p.m. Prayer meeting Youth mef'tlng and Bible Study, Wednes - Wednesday evenlng prayer fl'l('t>ting 7:00 vlce 7:00p.m. Wedf'lesday service, 7 p.m. Wed da 7 ):) G G ltflth da 7 Church SChool 10 a.m.. Bible S!udy. Tues· LIBERTY CHRJSTIAN CHURCH , Dex· nes y, : p.m., ary r , y, I p.m. ~m . day, 7:30p.m.: UMW, First Monday, 7:30 ler Woody Call p 1 S I S da leader. Youth grwps Sunday evening at UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt. 7 m Po· SOUTH BETHEL NEW. TESTAMENT . p.m.: UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m. Choir Re- 10 · · as or. ervces un Y 6::11p.m. wtthRogerandV!oletWIIUord, meroy8y·Pass.Rev DavldWtseman,Sr.. CHURCH, Sliver Ridge. Duane Sydenhearsal, 6:30p.m\ Wednesday,JFr.anklln) a.m'. and 7 p.m. Wldneday, 7 p.m leaden . Communion ser.rtce first Sunday pastor. Melvln Drakf', S. S. Supt.Aunday strlcker, pastor. Sunday School 9 a.m.; FLATWOODS - Church SCh90l, 10.a.m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Steve each month . School9: 30 a.m.: Morning Worship 10:30: Church service 10 a.m. Bible Study Wed; Worship, 11 a.m ; Btbl_E" Study, T'hurs - Deaver, Pastor. Mike Swiger, Sunday WHITE'S CHAPEL WEStEYAN Evening Worship 7:JO p.m.: Wednesday nesda y at 7:30 p m. June thru September, , day. 7 .p.m.; UMYF. sunday, 6 p.m. School Supl.; Sunday School 9·30 a.m.; CHURCH- CoolvU\eRD. Rev. PhllllpRi- Prayer Service, 7:·JJ p.m. 7 p.m. October thru May. Sunday evening (Franklin) . Morning worship 10:40 a.m.: Sunday denour, put or. Sunday School 9:30am.; FAITH BAPTIST CMURCH, Rallroad Fellowship 7 p.m. June thru September, 6 FOREST RlJN ...,. Worship 9 a.m.: evening worship 7; 30 p.m.: Wednesday worship strVICe 10:30 a.m.; Bible study St., Mason . SundaySchoollD a.m ; Morn- p.m. October thru May . Church School 10 A.M.· Choir practice, evening Bible study 7:30p.m. and wors~ service, Wednesday, 7 p.m. Tuesday, 6:30p.m.; UMW. first Tuesday . BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY OIURCH, RUTLA D CHURQ! OF CHRIST, Mark Jones, pastor. Bill Nlcholsoo, Sun7:30 P.m. IN.Is()llt . Burlln.""• .-m. Ra y La-mllt, pastor. .,_ ~ HEATH 1Middleport) - Church School, bert Cozart, assistant pastor. Sunday School day School Supt. Sunday School9: :JJa.m.: 9:30 am -•- 6 p.m. MomlngWorshlpandCommunlonlO:JOa. . .; Morning Wors hlp 10 .30 a.m., 10 a.m.: worshlp7 p.m.; w~ ~~CJUay, Youth Group, 4 p.m .; Wednesday, Church youth meetlng; Wed., 7p.m.churchservtces. mR . UT B Choir rehearsal, 7 p m.: Thursday. PINE GROVE HOL1NESSCHURCH, I> LAND IBLE ME'fii)DIST Amos Prayer Service. 6:.10 p.m.: Bible Study. 7 mile off Rt. 325. Rev. Ben J. Wat1s, pastor. Tllllll, pa9tor. Sonny Hudson, supt. Sunday p.m. (ZuniJ;I:a). Lee Russell . s.s. supt sunday School9:ll School 9:30a.m.: Morning worship, 10:30 MINERSV1LLE- Worship Service 10 a.m.; Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.: Sun - a.m.; Sunclay evening servlct 7:00p.m. a.m; Church School, 11 a.m.: UMW, third day evening service 7: :ll p.m.; Wednes - Wednes&y service 7 p.m. WMPO proWednt!iday, 1 p.m.; Choir practice, Mon - day servicE', 7:30p.m . grRamUT9LAa.m. eacch Sunday. '" . m . IN eIson I. S1LVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Little, ND HURCH OF THE NAZA· day, 7:.~p PEARL CHAPEL -Worship SE>rvlce 9 pastor. Sieve Lillie, s. s. Supt. Sunday RENE. Rev. Lowell Ford, pastor. Sunday 11 am· Schoo19;30a.m.; Worshlpserv1Cel0:30a. • .m ·. Church S•hoot .. . ., UMW Se· Sch oo110 a.m.; Mom In g worslp, 11 a.m.: cond Tuesday, 7· 30 p.m : UMYF last Sunday evening worship 7:30p.m. Prayer m.; Young people's R'rvlce fi p.m. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. f Rubenklngl . meE>tlng and Bible study Thursday,?: 30 p. Evangelistic serviceS: l1 p m. Wednesday POMEROY- Church SChool, 9: IS a.m. m.: Youth meeting WOOnesday at 7 p.m. service 1 p.m. REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller ; Worship 10:30 a.m.; Chotr rehearsal Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; UMW, second _ 383 N. 2nd Ave., Mktdleport. Sunday St., Magon , W. Va. Eugene L. COnger, miTuPSday, 7· :ll p.m : UMYFSunda.y, 6p m SchoollO a.m. Sunday evening 7:00p.m.: nhts ter . unday Bible Study 10 a.m.; WorfCorbtiH Mid-week service, Wed ., 7 p.m, s 1P 11 a.m. and 7 p m. Wednesday Bible ROCK SPRINGS - Church SChool, 9:15 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Study, vocal music, 7 p.m . LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· a.m.; WorshiP 10 a.m.; Bib! e S•·d ... y, Wed · Robe rt E, Musser. pastor. Sunday School nesday, 7:ll p.m.; UMVF (Seniors), Sun- \ 9:Xl a.m.; Paul Musser. supt .: Morning ding Lane, Mason, W. Va. J . N. Thacker, day, 5 p.m.: (Juniors) rvery other Sun· worship 10.30 a.m. ; Sunday evening ser- pastor. Evening service 7:30p.m.; Wo· .~ serv 1ce. W""" men 's Ministry, Thursday, 9:30 a.m.i day . 61': . . IFrankttnl . vIce, 7 p.m.; mld · Wr=~~. ll:\,lnesWednesday Prayer and. Bible Study, 7: 15 RUT ND - Chu "- h SChool ' 9·•• ... am . .,· da y. 7 p.m. Worship, 10:30 a.m.; UMW IEvening Ctr· SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· p.m. clel second Wednesday , 7:30p.m.; UMW ZARENE. Rev. Glenn McMillan, pastor. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN (Afternoon Circle) second Thursday, t p. ' Mary Janice Lavender, Sunday School CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rev. WOllam m. (Rubenklngl . Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Morning Camr,bell, ~astor. Sunday School9:30 a. SALEM' CENTERChurch School lOa. wor.!lhlp 10:30 a.m.; Evangelistic service, w hi 9 45 R be kin .L m.; amesWednsdayevenlng ughes, supt. Evening m.; on ~ : a.m. ( u n . g). . 6 p.m.; Prayer and Praise Wedneslldy, 7p. 7:30p.m. prayerservice meetSNOWVI LE - Worship, 8.30 a.m., m.; Youth meeting, 7 p.m. tng 7:30p.m. Youth prayer service each Church SChool 10 a.m. tRubenkb)gl EDEN UN1TED BRE:I'HREN IN Tuesday. CHRIST, Elden R. Blake, pastor. Sunday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, SOUTHERN CLUSTER School 10 a.m.; Gary RE'ed , Lay ~ader . w. va ., Rl 1, James Lewis, pastor. WarRev. Ro&er qrace Morning sermon. 11 a.m.: Sunday night ship services 9::n a.m.; sunday School n· Rn: Pa•l McGflire services: Christian Endeavor 7:30 p.m.. a.m.; Eventne worship 7: JO p.m. Tuesday Rev. Keltb Rader Song service 8 p.m. Preaching 8:30p.m. cottage prayer meettng and Bible Study THE PARADE APPLE GROVE- CHurch School 9:00 Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednesday, 1 9:30 a.m.; worship aer.v1ce, Wednesda y In Tennessee Williams' "S"""' Bird nf Yrwt/1", Chance Wayne a.m. Worship. 10:00 a.m. (first and third 7 Sundays! : UMW 5e<.'ond Tuesday. 7: 3() p p.m. ' ~JRSAVIOUR WTHERAN CHURCH, speaks of a parade with which we are all famlllar)lt's thai Ironic m.. Pray('f meeUng, Wednesday,7 p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Walnut and Henry SIS., RavenswoodrW. parade you join every l!Xlrnlng. You'know yoo mu sl JOin It forlt 's for (Gnu:e\ . Roger Watsm. pastor. ~Cret'lson Pratt, Va. The Rev. George C. Weirick , pastor. BETHANY - Worship, 9 am, Church Sunday School Supt. Morning worship 9. 30 "prople woo go places" .. . and that's you. Chance Wayne put It this &tnday SChool9:30 a.m.; SuOO.y wo~:shlp SChool, 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Wednesday, a.m.; Sunday School 10:30 a.m. ; E't'('fllng 11 a.m. "In a life like mine you just can't stop, you know. Youcan'llake way; 1 10 a.m.; Dorcas Women's Fellowship, servtro, 7:30 p.m. CALVARY BIBLE CHUI!CH,Iocoted on timeout between steps. You've got to keep going on from one thin g to Wednesday, ll,a.m. tMcGulrt>J . MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, Pomeroy Ptk", County Road 25 neer Flat· CARMEL- Church School 9:30a.m.; pastor; Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supt another. Once you drop out, It leaves you and goes on without you . woods. Rev. Blackwood, pastor. Servlres Worship, 10:45 a.m Second and Fourth Sunday School 9:45 a . m .~ Evening wor- on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30p.m, with And you're washed up." In a way, It's all very true. Success never Su ndays: Fe-llowship dinner with Sutton ship 6: JO p.m.; Prayer Meeting, 6:30p.m. ·Sunday School9::rl a.m. Bible Study, Wed to the man woo rests. Rest must become part;of Ihe success comes third Thursday, 6:30p.m. IMcGuire I. Wednesday . nesday, 7:J:l p.m. EAST LETARL- Church SChool9 a.m.; and enjoyed with tt. The .parade Is llXlvlng and you want to move wl(h TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF FAITH FELLOWSIIIP CRUSADE FOR Wonhlp 10 a m second and fourth Sun- CHR1ST. Dave Prentice, mtnl,er. Deryl tHRIST, St. Rt. 338, Antiquity. Rov . It ... you must move with It ... 1111dso you do. Some time, oomewhere, day!!: UMW first Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Wells, Supt. Churt'h School 9 a.m.; Wor- Franklin Dickens, pastor. Sunday mom (Crac<'f. someone came up with tiE Idea that success brought· a certain ship Service, 9:45p.m. ' lng 10 a.m.; Sunday evening 7:30p.m. LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m.: CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA- 111ursday evening 7:ll p.m. contented rest; I have never met a successful person who would Church School lO a.m. {Grate) . RENE. Rov. Herben Grate, pastor. , SfiVERSV1LLE CXJMMUNITY BAP· agree with that. Life Is not oo kind to the man who Is determined to MORNING STAR- Worship, 9: 4~ a.m.; Frank Riffle, supt. Sunday School 9:30 a TIST CHURCH. Pastor RObert Byers. Church School, to · ~ a m.; Bible STOdy, m.; Worship servi.ce, 11 a m. and 7 p.m. s_ucceed. An obsession comes with a prlce tag. But If the "parade" Is Sunday School10 a.m.; Worship service 11 Ttlursday, 7::.) p.m. (Radert. Sunday. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Prayer meet- a.m.: Sunday evening servlce,7:30 p.m.; for you, you won't mind paying ... and If It's not, don't wqny about u. RACINE WESLEYAN- Cll\lreh Scl'<lol, ,. .JQg. Wednesday evening servl<e 7:30p.m. One day you will stop to rest ... and the parade will move on without 10 a.ih.'; WurshJp 11 a.m.; UMW founhMon· LAUREL CUFF FREE METHODIST INDEPENDENT IIOUNESS CHURat day at 7:ll p.m.; Men's Prayer Breakfast, CHURCH . Rev. Robert Miller, pastor. R~ Inc., Pearl St. , Middleport. Rev. O'Dell you. - Lee Miller ~lAir, Grace Clturdt. . Wednt>Sday, 7 a.m. (Gracel . bert E. Barton, DlrectorofChrls!lanEdu- Manley, pastor. Sunday Scl)oo19: ~a.m.; SUTTON -Church School, 9::1l a.m .; cation; Steve Eblin, assistant. Sunday Momlng worship 10:30 a.m.; Evening Morning Worship 10; 45 a.m. first and third SChool 9: :K> a.m.; Momlng worship 10: ~ worship 7:30p.m. Tuesday, 12: ;J) p.m. WoSundays; F(>Jiowship dinner with Carrtlfl a.m.; Choir practice. Sunday 6::Ml p.m.; mm's Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7;.tl third Thursday,,6::KI p m. !McGuire) Evening worah1p 7::JJ p.m . Wednesday p.m. Prayer and Pralsetervlc.. Prayer and Bible Study, 7; 30 p.m. • CHURCH OF JESU)l CHRJST APOS. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHR1S'I', TOLJC - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder KENO CIIURCH Of CHRIST, Vernon Jamfl Miller, pastor. Sunday School, Eldridge, ft'UniJter; OUver Swain, Sunday C~arJes Rus!Jtll Sr .. minister. Rtck Ma· 10: ~ a.m.; Worsblp Service, Sunday, 7: ~ School Supt. Preaching 9:3Q a.m. each ~ comber, SUpt. Sunday SChool 9:30a.m.; Worship service 10:30 a.m. Bible srudy, p.m.; Bible Study, Wedneoday, 7:ll p.m. Sunday. POMEROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS, HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Geortl< , Tuesday, 7:li P m. ·REORGANIZED CHURCH OF. JESUS HarriJonvllle Road. Rov. Dewey l{tng, Anedo, putor. Sunday service, 9:30a.m.; putor, Cllntm Faulk, Sunday , Scbool evening II!'I'Yice 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting, CHRISTOFLATIERDAYSAINTS.Pcrt· tand·Raclne Road. William Roush, pastor. Supt.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m .; molnlng Wedneoday, 7:ll p.m. . . ,.. worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday evfnlng service BEARWALLOW RIDGE· CHURQ{ OF Linda Evans, church school director. 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, CHRJST, Joseph Ii. Hoskins, pastor. Blbl• Church school 9:30a.m.; Morning worslp 7·30 p.m Class, 9:30a.m.; MomtngWo,..hlpl0:30a. · 10:30 a.m.; Wednesda y ~venlng prayer m.; Evertlnl Wonhlp, 6:30p.m. Tbundly . seBIVEicesT..;)E:H30 pM.m.BAPTlST. R-·. Earl .SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. Bible Study, 6: 30 p.m. ru. Et •• noo ·Pt~tl..,..lal. Wonhlp service Sunday 10 a.m.; Sunday Schoolll a.m. Evening NEW STIVERSVILLE CXJMMUNITY Shuler, pastor. Worship aervlce. 9:30a.m. worship servtct> 7:00 p m. Wedn ..day CHURCH, Sunday School service, 9:t5 a. Sunday SdlooiiO:lla.m. Bible Study and prayer m..llnf 7:00p.m. m.: Worobtp ael'Yice 10:30 a.m.; praye_r_~lco Thursday, 7:30p.m. I' SONS SlORE By The Bend . By The Inte~ted Busmelses .Listed On This Page. TEAFORD REALTY P. J. PAULEY, This Message aftd Church The Daily Sentinel Mary Shrine elects officers Some connection? By BOB HOEFIJCH Sentinel Staff Writer Someone here must have some connection. I have about old portraits - In excellent condl' lion whicn have "Pomeroy connections" . The portraits were senl to me sometime ago by . Jerry Miller of Gallipolis. who penned ~ note stating that they had come from the home of Mrs. Blackmore on Lincoln Hillin about 1935 and given toJerry'sAuntA!rna Long. There Is no Identification on the portraits. A number of them were done by the Felger and Son Studio which was prominent In Pomeroy for many years. Others were done by studios In Delaware, Ohio, and sludtos In J)ebuque, Ia., and Kansas City , Mo. There are few cui'S. One poolo carries the name Cora Van Zandt, Delaware, Ohio. Another Is dated J<~n. 1, um and has a message referring to a "Clarence", a ' "Robert" and an "Elmer". Surely sonrone has a connection to these portraits and I am sure Jerry would like you to have them . They definitely belong "with family". Karen Hemsley, daughter of E. Ann Hemsley, Syracuse, and Cindy Crooks, daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crooks, Middleport , have been named tQ IlK: girls softball team at MusklngumCollege at New Concord. Karen Is a freshm!lll and will be making her debut with tiE team while Cindy has been into softball previously. Members of the 19ll graduating class of Pomeroy High School wUI be having special activities this year to mark their 50th anniversary -a nd this will be on Ihe Saturday ri Ihe annual high school reunion. Officers were elected at the Friday nlg~t meeting of Mary Shrine, Order d the White Shrine of Jerusalem, held at the Pomeroy MasoniC Temple. Elected were Phyllis Gilkey, worthy - high priestess; Donald Yooo, watchman of shepherds; Pauline Atkins, noble prophetess; BUI Yooo, associate watchman of shpherds; Barbara Dugan, scribe; , Gertrude Andrson, treasurer; Jean Yooo, chalaln; Ann Blake, shepher· dess; Ertna Yoho, guide. lnstaUatlon will be held on April 1 at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple, 8 p.m . Certificates of recognitl>n for 25 and 4(1 year members will he presented and all eligible to receive certificates are asked to be present. Pauline "Atkins, worthy hig~ priestess, and Donald Yom , walch j man of shepherds pres ided at tile meeting with annual reports ll>lng given. Refreshments were served fol · lowing the meeting . The group will be at the rome of Emma Kay and James Clatworthy for an afternoon "private" reunion before they attend the evening banqufi!l which Includes all grads. Jeane and Ed Lletwller, Columbus, both members ri the class, are heading Up plans for special !!Ctlvltles. William Tiemeyer Is a patient at Camden-Clark Hospital In Parkers· liurg where he has undergone corrective facial surgery made necessary by Injuries received when he had a motorcycle accident In Auugust, 19&1. Blll probably has at least two more operations ahead d him. Cards may be sen! to room 501. Tuesday will be a blf evening at Meigs High School. The high school guidance d?partment Is Inviting all parents of this year's eighth grade class at the Meigs Junior High School to visit the high school at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to learn about the programs offered and reglslratlon. On the same evening at the same oour, parents of this year's sopM· mores at Mlh Eastern and South· ern High Schools, who might be Interested in the vocational educa· lion programs at Meigs High, are also being Invited to visit. Students of the Meigs eighth grade or sophomore students from the Southern and Eastern High Schools are Invited to accompany their parents to the meeling if they wish. Guidance staff memll>rs Martha Vennarl and John Redovian, high school, and John Arnott. Meigs Junior High gu ldanre counselor, will be on hand along with Meigs High Principal Jim MIUer to talk with the parents anendlng . SEE ANYONE YOU REOOGNIZE?-The old grade schOol on Rt. 338 at Antiquity was bng ago converted IAl living qtl8l"U!rs, but, there are some ladles and gentlemen around Meigs County wm remember learning tllelr three R's at the school. Here, In a pk:lure taken around 1909, are, left to right, first row, Harold Weaver, Arthur stObart, Jolm Nease, Iva Willis, Ella Adams, Eulah stobart1•11any Shain, Sarah Boyd, Gladys Johnson, Roy Roush, Carol Sayre, Oval Diddle, Orville Shain, Lee Johnson . and Leo HusseU wKh lhe bicycle; second row, B<tha Wickline, teacher, Bertie H11811ell, Hubert Pickens, Agnes Roo!tlt, Sarah Roush, U!Han Sa.yre, Mae Boyd, Doris E. Sayre, Ben Stobart and Herbert L, Sayre; third row, Ira Roush and LeO Sayre. There Is one student unidentified In the fourth row. The students which have been ldenlllled Include Hazel Taylor, ·Mary Boyd, Myrtle Sayre, Marie Carpenter, Ethel Adams, Blanche Roush, AdaJohmon, Una Shain and Ora Sayre. If anyone can ldentHy the student, cOntact David Sayre at Antlqulty. a. OES gives 50-year pin Kathryn Knight was presented a 50-year ptn !rpm the Grand Chapter of Ohio, Order of the Eastern Star. at the recent inspection of Evange· line Chapter held al the Middlrport MasoniC Temple. Bessie King made the presenta · lion . Distingu ished guesis Included Howard Shull, past grand patron. Mary Wooley , deputy grand rna· tron , was the inspecting officer. Grand officers Introduced were Clarlndli Marsh, grand c haplain; Catherine She!ll'fleld, grand organist ; Wilma Kay Craft, deputy grand matron of Distrtcl 24; and Stella Atkins, grand represntatlve to Florida,. a nd Helen Faris, grand representative to Nevada. Worthx malrons and worthy patrons of other chapters and past matrons and past patrons of Evangeline Chapter we re pres· ented along with honored masons . Otltiir 50 year members recog· nl7.ed were Esta Reese, Cheshire Chapler: Ruby Diehl. HarrtsonvUie Chapter, and Lee McCom as, Evan· gellne Chapter. A 25 year pin was presenled Io Ann Thomas from Evangeline Chapter by Katherine Mitchell. .. . ~-- . . .. . ' With terrorism runnlngtampant, I have a feeUng that most of us are now going lobellevethat It really Is besl to "See America First" while vacationing. Send me a postcard and do keep smiling. Calendar I happenings FRIDAY RU11.AND - There wUI '& a dance tonight (Friday), 8Ioll p.m., at lhe Rutland Civic Cenler. $2 single. $3 couple, Everyone wei· come. Music by llomlc Souilds. Mt. OLIVE the fire department. ' ALFl!.ED- Alfred United Meth· ()(jJsJ Church Youth Fellowship Is sponsoring a soup suwerSaturday, 4 to 7 p.m., at the church m St. Rl . 681. On the menu wtll be vegetable soup, chlll, lxit dogs, sloppy joes, homemade pies, coffee, tea and pop. - A revival will be h<'ld at the Mt. Olive Communlly Church Thursday, Friday and Salurday, 7:30 each evening. HerRl!I'LAND - Bowhunters wUI bert Inscoe will be lhe evangelist and music wUI be provided by the be boidlng a banquet, Saturday, Pleasant Valley Singers. The public / April 12, 6:30p.m., at the Syracuse is lnviled to atlend. Grade School To make reserva· ' Uons conlact Jackie Searls at EWINGTON - Choir from tile 742-2963. Union Bible Seminary will be at the SUNDAY Pine Grove Holiness Church Friday MIDDLEPORT - The Meigsat 7: 30p.m. The public Is Invited to Mason Girls Softball Association altend by Paslor Ben Watts. wUI meel at 2 p.m. on Sunday, April 16, at the Mlddleporl Masonic SATURDAY MASON, W.Va. - A Bend area Temple , North Second .Ave. Everyone Interested Is asked to attend. gospel sing wUI be held at 7 p.m on Saturda~. Aprill2, In the Wahama TUISDAY High School gym, Mason, W.Va PoMEROY- - Pomeroy Area Featured singers wUI be The Reflect Ions Trio, Sounds, and Merchanls A!lloclalion meets 8 a .m. Tuesday at lhe Bank One Inspiration. Pomeroy office. LONG BOTTOM - Community Assn. will sponsor a spring smorgasbord at the communtly building in Long Bottom at 4: 30 .p.m. Saturday; ham, meat bal. chicken and noodles; good selection of entrees, desserts, salads; adults, $3.50; children under 12, $2.50 Including beverage. PAGEVILLE -SciploVoiunteer · Fire IA'partment Ladles Auxiliary Is sponsoring a smorgasbord Saturday, from 5 to 7 p.m., at the Pageville Townhouse. Prodeeds to Rl!I'LAND - Rutland VUage CouncUmeels 7 p.m . Tuesday at the civiC center. . ' SYRACUSE - Syracuse PTO will meet 7 p.m. Tuesda y at the elementary school. POMEROY - Pomeroy Area Chamll>r of Commerce meets Tuesday , noon, a! Po!lM'roy Trinity Church. Guest speakei'"wUI he Toni Hill, urban forester . AU members are urged to atlend. Luocheon will be served. Carpenter happeni11gs Mrs . Rlcahd Marizey fie~ from Columbus to Florida to~ a visit with relatives thre. Freda · Smlfh, Mr . and Mr. Dorsey Jordan, and Clay Jordan, Carpenter, and Mr . and Mrs. Denver Fla'!'llngs, Albany, were among those visiting t~ Ewing Funeral Home In Pomeroy lo pay last -respecls to Max Harmon , a former resldenl of the oommunlty.' Mr. and Mrs. ·Bruce Gillogly sprnl an even ing visiting his uncle and aunl, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree' Karen GOkey, Alhens, was the Sunday visitor d he r brother-In-law and sister, Mr. and Mr . Walter Jordan and family. Dale Dye has returned after spen ding several days with his son·ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker, Thurman, and another. -daughter, Cella Irwin, Marysvltle, Is here with her father this week. Ellzabeth Jordan vlsif'ed her aun,t, Elsie Bratton, of nea r Vale Mill. ~ Mary E. Woodyard;--Columbus, was a recent overnight guest d her 'cousin, Freda Smith. Mr. and Mrs. ArthUr Crabtree and Madge Dye, local, Marguerite Scott, Albany, and Rebecca Dye Price, Columbus, were In Parkers· burg, W. "!/a. on Saturday for tiE wedding of a oousln. . Guests at the hQme of Freda Smith, Sunday an~n were Mr. and Mrs . John Pierson, U:!on, W.Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hanawr,·; and daughter, Amanda. Chllc1~n of lhe' Temple Church prt'Sel!'.r~J an Easter program and toUnwii•g church enjoyed an egg I'Alnt. GIBSON ERA - This photo reflecting the Gibson photo. Family members are unable IAl· Identify liE era Is of students oil he late Avery Roberts who was a buDding In the photo which was among a nwnber of Melllll County schoolteacher. He Is on the left of the aged photoS In the oolfedlon of the late Mr. Roberts. Rutland Friendly Gardeners have meeting Ed and Ruth Durst who operate Ed's Greenhouse talked on their Sll)all family-run business at a recent meeting of lhe Rutland Friendly Gardeners held at the home of Marg.aret Edwards. The couple noted that they have been In the greenhouse business which evolved from a hobby for about 10 years. Cu rrently they have two greenhouSI'S and provided plants for small area buslnesSI'S. They npted that their facilities are heated with gas , and that most of their spring planllngs are started from seeds, mostly from name brand companies, some as early as November. lunch, for $4 for the afternoon program. Resetvations are to be made with Mrs. Edwards .. Also annouoced was the regional ooard meeting, Aprill2, at Chester Uniled Methodist Church, and a walk lo Lake Catherine on April 23. M~>mbers were asked to furnish llem for the sale Ia ble at the regional meeting. Also a nnounced was Ihe focu s workshop to be held on Saturday, May .1, at the Athens Fairgrounds. The design styli' will be vertlcle line mass. Reservations at"(' to be made by April 24. · Janet Bolin explained the costs of the stat~> convention Io he held in Cincinnati in July. The by-laws wereupdaled Io Include a change In associated and regular m emll>r· ship dues. Tile alumni banquet was discussed. • A request to plant nowers at the new Emergency Medical Service building with the office to furnish the nowers. A dale to do lhe plantings wUI be sel at the nex1 meeting. Community cleanup was discussed and members are to bring suggestions on a cleanup program Io the nexl mi?E'tlng. Kimberly Willford won the door prize. Iva Sisson won Ihe traveling prize brought by Suzy Carpenter . Refreshment s were sen;ed, Wolfe Pen community happenings~--:-.-,__ Zion Ladies . Circle of Helping Hands meeting was held March 6th at the rome of Helen Johnson. Ida MuJphy, President,. called the meeting to order by rrodlng a JX)em "A Sure Way To A Happy Day " by Helen Stetner Rice. Each one present read scripture containing the 'word "humility" . Mar~ Purtell had devollons. She read Matthew 18: Hl which Jesus says we soould all become as little children -we smuld be like a rock, like when It Is dropped Into the water 11 sinks out rings or waves small then large waves. This ts Ihe way w~muld show our love. Learn to say tilanks in our own homes as < well as everywhere we are- show our love. She also read a JX)em , "Little Things." Secretary and treasurer report read and approved. Final plans were made for Easter breakfast. We will continue to save CampbeDs soup labels for Grundy Mt. ' Mission School. We will be making a care pockage for Jennifer Grover for her birthday. Jennifer Is a student at Kentucky Christian College. Women 's Fellowship will be March 27th at Hemlock Grove. Marge Purtell will be speaker. · Ladles Day at Kenlucky Chris· tlan College Is April 17. Registration soould be In hy March 15th.Speaker Gladys Smith. we decided Io take a Bunny Cake and jello salad to the County Home for Easter. the date for Mother-Daughter Banquet Is May 9. We will oot have a meeting In May. It was decided to have !hi' Aprll Jrd meeting at church. We will tie out our quilts for Grundy this day with a pot luck lunch and ru slness meeting to follow. Meellng will start at 9-9:30 a.m. Anyone w~hlng to help may attend.• Helen Johnson will have devotions . The scripture word will be "comfort." The meeting closed with prayer. The oostess served refreshments to Evelyn Thoma, Kathryn Jolm · son, Grace Wa rner, Suzan ne Warner, Marge Purtell and Ida MuJphy. Mr. and Mrs . Charley Smilh and Mr. and Mrs . Doyle Knapp of Parkersburg were business visitors Saturday. Charles Say("(' was n>Ce nt VJsltor of his parents. Mr. and Mrs . Charles Say re. local. Mr. Roberl Bailey was Saturday visitor of his parrnls Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bailey. Christine Bail~y was r""rnt visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Robt'n Batley Sr. Comrriunity Association coQducts meeting An Easter theme was carried out during the March meeting or tiJe Long Bollom Community Assocla · lion at the hall. Harlan Ballard, president , con· dueled the meeting which opened · with tile pledge anli report s from the officers. Insurance rates were discussed by Francis Andrew and Dorsel Larkins, trustee, reported on the floor tUe project, giving some cost figures. Ernestine Hayman reported on a $1,001 saving certlf· late, and Ada Bissell noted plans for her family's gjitherlng al the hall on Easter weekend'. Get-well cards were signed for Cliff Newlun, Marlin Nesselroad, and Glen Deeter. Reunion dates announced Wl!ff. ~~~Hughes fam \uy, July 5, and·t Shlr,ey ·jqiJnson .' . ./ ' ~, ·- I They discussed the role of growth regu}alors for healthier, stockier, and more colorful plants . They use potting soli, a s terile soU, Instead of pro-mix. and ferlilize every three weeks . For devotions, Mrs. Edwards gave poetry on Easter. Officers' reports were given. A card was read from Sheila Curtis, county contacl chalnnan, regarding the counly meeting held Monday at Trinity Church . A leller was read from Lucille Mac Cumber about the spring regional meellng to be held at Eastern High School, Aprll19, al a cosl of $7 for the day Including family, June 21. .II was decided that a $100 bill and Iwo $25 prizes will give~ awa>' at the (ce " H~i.\lll' --iirX~l al , July 12. Harold Brerw<'r reported he had found a counter top for sale which might be suitable for the hall. Melody Roberts, acllvllles chair· P hyllis Larkins and Ms. Roberts hosted the meeling seving a decora led Easter cake, homemade ice cream. sandwiches, chips and lea and coffee. Harlan Ballard had . lhe closing prayer circle. Attending were Harlan and Alta Balla rd and · granddaughlrr. Kns, Phy Uis and Dorsel Larkins. Harold Bt·rwer, Mae Mcl't!ek, Ada Bissell and Kenneth, Leona Hensi!"V, Mary Andrews, Francis AndrPW. sue Hayman, Erncsl ine Hay man , and Mel()(jy Robert ' · buUdlng wllhservlngtostartat4: ~ Jackie Justice was the weekly ll>sl loser, and Sherri . Darst and Gerrt Lightfoot were runners-up at Tuesday's meeting of TOPS 1456, Rutland. It was announced that tiE club's leader, Sherrl Darst was Meigs County's best loser an'd wUI II> honored at the ARD In Cinclnnail . New officers were Installed In a candlelight ceremony. For lnfor· matlon on the club residents may call Sandy Hysell. 992·7467. tr ::~;-ga;~:dd~nn:.~~~~~~at: TOPS holds recent meeting p.ri'i ., $3.50 for adults, $2 for children, desserts and bev~>rages Included. The menu wlll consist of ham, chicken, noodles, scallo(le(l (Xllaloes, sweel (Xllatoes, various vegetables. Pop can collection wUI be handled by Kenny Bissell, Francls Andrew and Melody Roberts reported on funds from _:;quare dancess . Return home Mr. and Mrs. David B. Sayre ~ Racine, Route 2, have retUJlid from: a nine day trip to Nassau. and Gllllgan'sJsland. Before returning home they spent SI'Veral days in Orlando, Fla. vislllng Sea World and·Epcot CentPr. . . I . I • '' < ,,_ •• �I '• Page-8-The' Daily Sentinel . . Pomeroy-Middleport.- Ohio . --Honor rolls--- Tuberculosis: the disease that won·'t die • By JOAN TEWIISIIARY, R.N. · TubHaaW._Nu~~e 1 You 500uld be alert to tiE The Center for Disease Control, to· be admittEd to a hospital. The In Atlanta, recommen!ls Isoniazid ·-cost ot ln-JI!It!ellt hospital care Is nonnal. (IHN) clii!mopropbyliuds tor a expensive, Wlth ,the prospect of the symptomsottullel'l'llklslsand$rek Too ·many people deny their prl>d r1 9-12 · months, for any tax JIIIYers ultlmately paying the medical attention lf-: IIEY develop. , symptoms, saying - "11 will go person under :fi),oean of age with@ b1ll oc faile the IJ>ss!bUlty of The onset symptoms Is Slow away, maybe I'll get .l!etter." They poottlve skin test. · ·· treatment '!allure, with IJ>SSible because the cUll grow slowly. can end up with !at advanced . We don't have$11Yqulckandeasy cxmseq\lenoes of dnlg resistance Many pa~n are asymptomatiC tubei'CliloSls or solnetling else just way of dealing with tubei'Clilosls. It and fllrlber spreading ot lnktlon. or have vag~~e ymptoms that they as serious. recilllres fairly prolonged treatWouldn't It be a tragic situation If Ignore: low- ade fever, fatlque, Many who 'Mlrk In the ll!alth men!. Tbe Important fact Is the · we had to revert to the old way of weakness, of appetite, weight Oeld, share with legislators and the patient must take his or her treating tuberculosis 1n the oospital loss, ntg sweats, Irregular general p1blic, the mtsconceptlon mEdications every day. If a pat!Pnt because the. resources ate not menses. Other symptoms may be that tuberculosis Is a disease 11 the begins tubeJ;CUlosls druga and then adequate to do a good job of j:hest pain aml/(1' hemoptysis past. 23,cro patients diagnosed as clswntlijues them because they amllllatory treatment? Ambula(spltlng bl~ ). having tuberculosis don't beUeve It don't feel sick, these drugs may not tory trealm!1nt Is !eastble.Itdoesn't , A cough can mean many !Hngs Is extinct. ' work at all., then we would have to require lllspltal beda; 1t doesn't Olermp~laxls- tiE rrevenuse other dnlgs whteh are not as require bulldlngs. What It does Is but .It Is Important to realize a persistent cough Is not nomiaJ. A lion of active tuberculosis In the effeCtive alld,may be mare taxlc. ~ulre personnel to supervise the -rold or the nu usually runs Its' lnilcted btdlvldual, by drugs, oold One 11 the ffi$11Y responsibilities treatment. ~urse In 10 days to twO weeks . great promise for the rontroll1 the · 11 your county tuberculilsls nurse Is...... There has been a gradual erosion -Anyooe havbtg a rough which dlses:Se. It usually nvolves the use getting patients to complete ~~In suppOrt for tuberculosis, partly persists more than two weeks ct a single drug, Isoniazid. treatment. If a person falls to take due to the p.~bllc's .. Incorrect should seek medtral attention. An their mEdications, they may have perception that tuberculosis Is not a - Individual with unexplained weight loss soould recognize that tt Is not --~-ln PoweU Taylor · Navy Fireman Rscrult Glorla J . Taylor, daughter cl. Francis L. and Lbtnle M. Tayklr of Route 1, Racine, has completed ~rult training at RL'crult Tratolng Cbmmand, Orlando, Fla. During Taylor'selght-week trainbig cycle, she studied general mll1~ subjects designEd to prepare her ilr fllrtlEr academic and on-the-job training 1n one of the Navy's 85 basic fields. Ta)!lor's stUdies btctuded sea1 manshtp, close order drlll, Naval history and first ald. Personnel will complete this couzse of Instruction are· ellg1ble !or lhrre oours 11 oollege cmllt In Physic! Education and hyglene. · ~ _A graduate of Soutrern 111gb ~bool. she joined the Navy bt Ocbber 1985. · Smith L, Sgt.-Carter Smith, son of Wllma R and James iigllth of 29422 Sharon Road, Port,tand!'has participated 1n "Hen on Wheels I", (HOWl) Oeltl tr~ exercise at Fort Hood, Texas. The exercise dermnstrated the capabllltles 11 the soldiers to deploy and sustain C4]erattons and.servtce support tor a division-size force. Exercise objectives provided for practice d. Individual and unit sldlls, focustng'onsldllssuchasrear area combat operations, division movement, command ·and control and rtver crossing. · snl!thi s an armor crew member with .til! 2nd Armored Dtvlslon at Fort Hood, Texas. His wife, Olecy~ Is the daughter of Moorse and Mattie Teaford o! Rural Route 1, Portland. He 1s a 1976 graduate of Southern Ra · H1gb Sc~, 1 cine. LeMaslf!r - Airman nmothy E. LeMaster, son 11 Ed LeMaster rt Rural Route 3,Albllny,andBonn1eLeMasterl1 Rural Route 2. Pomeroy, has graduated from the U.S. Alr Force telecommunications systems control course at Keesler Alr Force Base, Miss: . Graduates of the 26-week course learned lllw to rmnttor and anllyze the pmo11l1811ce r1 radio and wire telecommunications circuits. They also eamed crEdits towards an assoctate degree In applled science lhrougll the Communtiy College 11 the Air Force. He Is a 1985 graduate 01 Meigs·, High Si)ml, ·Pomeroy. Nelsr;.n the ser'Vt.ce - - - Bissell, a combat engineer, Is a Germany. Army Private-Ronald L. Powell, L. ~f~~ Powell of Ga!Upolls Ferry, W.Va., has graduated from the U.S. Army JXJwer generation equipment repair rourse at Fort Belvoir, Va. During the rourse, students were taught to maintain ani:! repair electric and hydraulic control systems of mobile power generators. He Is a 19!1i graduate ol Point Pleasant High School, W.Va. Humphrey son 11 James R. and Janice Smith Army Private Harold E. Smith Jr., son of Barbara Everson of Rural Route, 1, Belpre, and Harold E. Smith Sr. of Rural Route, 1, Reedsville, has rompleted baste training at Fort Knox, Ky. Durtn'g the training, students rec~lved Instruction In drlll and rerermnles, weapons, map readIng, tactics, mllltary courtesy, mllltary iu~tce. ftrst aid, and Army history andotradltlons. ·H!S'wlfe, na, Is the daughter of Robert J. Fury o!14 Front St., Utile Hocking, Ohio. Mahan Army Private Christopher A. Mahan, son 11 .aonnte and Jlrn Sayre d. Rural Route 2, Leon, W.Va., hasarrtvedfordutywlththe 278th Signal-Company, Fort Hood, Texas. Mahan, a telepiDne system Installer, 1s a 1979 graduateol Point Pleasant High School, W.Va. His wile, Debbie, Is the daughter of Delbert E. and Mary Swisher r1 314 Third St., Gallipolis. Bissell Anny Pvt. Jelfecy A. Bissell, son ofDwtghtR.andCarolynD.Bissell Ct 54241 Star Route 911, Reedsvllle, has arrived tor duty with tiE 16th Engineer Bat,al!q_ ~.• .. WI!!I The f<l\lrth s!Joth weeks grading period honor rol rfa t the Pomeroy Elemen tary '54:;bool has bfen ann01.1nced. Maklng a grad ~ of B or above In all thf!'lr subjects to be named to the roll were: FIRST GRADE - Joshua Han·tt, AprU Herdman, Shawn King, Kimberly Petrie, StaCE'Y ~. Jodie Sluon. Stacy St!lfart, Stacy Roed, Adam Smith,·Joe jllll, JuUe " •' " . This Saturday and Sunday odel open at noon on Saturday . and 1:00 p.m. on Sunday nty Hunt pr , Wade Pqol, T rav l!l Ab· Kr1•1y Warn er . • THIRD G~DE - Sara!J Anderson, Da 'rid Carmtctilet.' Ta~~rWtn, Jer«l Hill, Lll)l ~uger , Jason aylor, Willy Olll· dress, JerOO.(:ook, Tr vis Drenner, Benny In Aden_. Park Subdivision The Plains Ewing, Toda Mitch I Reggie Pratt, Adam Sheets, Uta Tat r1011 , Opal WhJI· la(ch. FOURTH GRADE - Jeremy Grimm, r::_Nijio;;;iii8---:l · f1FTH GF\ADE - Kovln Lambert, Leann Ct11olfl, Stephanie Pl'lt:!Wleth Roush, VIcki Wamor, Debbie' AlkiJW!I! l\leKal Bartell, Anna Chapman. Kelly Doidge, Jodi !mOOden. Charlie King. Tammy Queen,J<ellySat- Office 592-4119 Model 797·2098 K'rtleld, Rusly Trlpleu, Katrin a Turner. SIXTH GRADE- Barbie Anderson. Kim Bw-ton, Stephanie Hagg)l, Jollt HarMson, Joey McElroy, Keith Smth, Julie Buck, Mlclll Bunch. Jeremy H!!Ck, Tami!1Y Klein, MISsy· NeuiZ!Ing. Racltael Roosh, Jttlllfty s.raent DH- Di ane Hook, La r ry Rutte r, J as oo Klein. Darrell Lee. · ' . • .- Cl-* Wllilll, lliiiiP Dldlllk:He•& . -.- Tomm)' Wise. a · a· lllrft : · dows, Danlelle scan, Angela Whlte, Kevil 'nle fourth six weeks grading period Worked in home 1 , 81 - · Ph~ 16141 84U41 2S Whobrey, Jason Eblin, Jennifer Fink. James Grueser. Ann Riffle. RADIATOR, BRASS. -COPPER. CAST, SHEET ALUM. . RIDER · 20 yoora "F,.. 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Blackwell, Amy Oonch, Jt>sslca O:xlnts, roll were: Chad D:ldson, Anna Fink, J. P. Ftsl>!r, FIFTH GRADE- Linda Chapman, Jay Ubby King, JaliOil Mullen, Michael Parlier, Cremeans, Lee Luckydoo. Kyla Sellers. David Rlgp, Caleb Shuler, lloirrtck St. SIXTH GRADE - Trlcla Baer, Frlllk Clair, stephanie Stewart, Tara Warnor, · Blake, Dodle Cleland, Sharla Coq>er, Ryan CllrtJU Williams, Paul Epper1011, Nathan ... COW'an, Heather DaVenport Stacey Duncan, Goodwill, KeMy Hoschar, Francine Lau- Tara Gerlach. Anile Goody, Kim HaMfne. derrnllt, Brandt Meadows, Andy Pickens, - Darin Logan, LIBa Poulin, Clu'llr; We.Yer, MISty Pleref', J~ Plan~ Amte' Slaven, Robbie Wyatt. · HoUieThomruJ. DH - Chris Lane, Roger Partlow. Rt. 124,Pomoror Ohio AUTO & TRUCK _. .IEPAIR'' CLC COINS ICUI OUT fOR fUTURE USE) BUYING GOI.D, SILVEI & · CtaUNCY & tARE COINS · SELLING .. Alh Tr••••letlll PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 · •Rangn •Refrlgeretou PARTS and w..... " F•ll n... She~ Tet.elelu oe Dutt RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 PH: 949·280 I or 949-2860 · •Dryers •Freeze;a 4/1/'116/1 mo. •ZENITH •SYLVANIA .. •SPEED QUEEN LAUlDRY "'l18SON REFRIGERATOR •SATELLITE SALES & SERVICE New Ho1111s Built "Fr" Estimates" •Waahera •Dishwashers AFTEI 5 P.M. AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR BISSRL SIDING to. All M1he PH. 985-3937 3-24-tlc KEN'S APPLIANCE ·SERVICE' 985-3561 COINS, GOLD & SILVER WHOLESALE 14~. JEWRIY WE ARE YOUR SALES *VINYL SIDING 'AlUMINUM SIDING *BlOWN iN INSULATION No Sunday Colis SERVI..,~ 3/11/tfn IAGU I.GE SMAll . I l l Qlllll ' Pam • Senlco 949-2969 Public Notice PULIC NOTICE Tho Federal R-.uo ShorIng Financing Report Form OH-1 for y•r .,ding Doo:embtr 31 . 1885, II ovollablt for public lnopoction ot tho Syrocu• M... lclpol Building 12 noon 10 4 p.m. Aprll7-10th. Jonlca I.Jtwoon, Cieri! Vlllogo of Syrocuoe 1414. he Public Notice lllltft~~t~r Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By viltue of., Ordo< ul Sole luuod out ul lho Convnon Plooo Court of Meigo County, Ollrt fPartt lncludedl . 01 Chango. S~ Blodeor T-have.,t.nlttodthe 011 3 roport for 19811. Tho .... '19.95 TDWnOhtp "'*' Ohio, in ...... of CAntril ond Ito ..ppor~~o. dooltTNtt CDn11111\'. N. A.. Pltin- mtnll ............ for !llblc tlff, og'*'tl Olby A. Mortil i!IP«tion ot tlw homo of the. .,d Mary A. Mortil, t1 ot .. Cltrlt, Shlrloy Johnlon, Port-Defondonto. ..,.,., • judge- land, Ohio upon ........ Shirley Johnoon. ment rendofod. being c- No. M.CV-311 , 1n •id Lobonon Twp. Clorlt Court, I wit! olfor tor oolo ottha Mlfgo County. Ohio l!onl door of tlw Court Houoo 141 4, 1tc In Po,._, Meigo County. Tum ltft It Meiga M.mory Glrd.,l, 3 mile off Rt. 7 on tho right 47119 Eoglo Ridge Rd. 1-11-Hn Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Tho Stoto of Ohio. Moigo County Tho Forrnero Bonk & Sovlngo Co .. PlolntHf .... Wetter P . WMra, 11 11. cit-. Dofondtnto No. 85-CV-372 Horton onc1 o.lbnow Add In pursu1nce of en Order •ov• ond bolng ducrlbed I lolowo: of Solo In the ontltlod oction, I wilt olftr for oelo ot public auction, otthe tit> or ul the Court Houoe, In Pomeroy, Ohio. In the tbovo no mod County. '"' Fridoy, the 9th doy Of Moy 1988, II 10:30 o'clock A.M .. the fol- dog. 30' - !~ Licensed LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Clinical Audiologist ROCK SPRINGS . CIRCLE CONTRACTING Complttt luilding and NOTICE OF SALE Contracting Strwice By IArtuo of., Ordo< ul Solo (F,.. Eotimotoo) ioaJtd out of ""' Corm 1011 Coun of Mtlgo County. Ohio, In too cote ,of Central JEFF CIRCLE, 51. Long lottom, Ohio TNII CDn11011Y. N. A.. Ploln- 111'*'11 Joiui 1M B - "FrH £sti~Mfts" tl II.. Defonolonto. upon o judgomont thonin ...dofod. PH. 949·2649 lnlt...liett Availablt 2-ZO-tfn bti1g C.. No. M -CV-29, in ooid Court. I wi1 olfor tlr It tho l!onl of the Court Announr. eme nts Wanted To Buy We payt: ..h for late model c lean 3 Announcements, SWEEPER and tewi"'g machine repel~. plrtt, and auppliet. Pick ' WANTED TO BUY und wo..1d & 14» end d ..very, Dtvla Vtcuu m coal 'heeten . SWAIN 'S FURNI - Cletner. one htlf mila up Georg" Creelc Ad . CaH 614 Utl -0294 . The Confktentiel Connection --a J)rofeutonal . detlng registry . SPecial tree ~ offer . Rt 3 , BoK 213 , Athena. 814 -592-4562 . Vou are invitedlt Hocll:ing Valley Chapter of Sweet Adelines, Inc . Opttn hou111 for proipectlve •membeuTue~day , Aprl\8, 1986 at 7:00 p.m. Firat Chrlttlen Church Basement, West' State and Congre11, Athens . Ohto. S ing I• iq_t,roductlons, frMapplicatton. Pifson1l Touch lntroduc· tkJn . ·P. 0 . Box 15536 . Chari••· ~on , W . Va . 26302 . - and 5-POINTS AREA 446-7619 -z (614) 417 or (614) 992·6601 SeCond Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 For Service Coli 992-3194 3·3-'86-1 mo. 8-ll Hn 4 Giveaway Yard Sate all Chestnut St. TURE. 3rd. &. Olive St. ·Galllpo· 111. Cell614 -446 -3169 . TOP CASH paid tof '83 model 1nd newer ulld cera. Smith Bulck ·Ponti• c . .1911 Eut,Jm Ave .. Gallipolit. Cell 814 -448 2282 . Buying d•ily gold, tilver co lna . ringt, jewelry, 1terling were, old ·coins, large currency. Top prl· cea. Ed . Burbtt Berber Shop, 2nd. Ave . Middleport. Oh. 614 - 992-3476. Empl oymen t Se rv; ces 8 labrador retrievers. Tho roughbreds . Cell 614-448 - U90. Yard Sale Sat. the 6111 . '12 mile out Rt. 588. Ctncel if reins . 814-388-8449. RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We ·can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING PAINTING EXTERIOR INTERIOR BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. 31711. SKond Middleport, Ohio COMMERCIAL - R£SID£NTIAl -FR££ UTIMATU- , .. 2 yr. old male Beagle 1nd Terrier dog. Call 614 -446-2724 letlie Beck . . Pupp._, 10 give away . Mottler Reg . Collie, fatker unknown. Ce\11514-742 -3142 . 3 BMglepupplet to give1w1y. 1 bl.c• end white Collie. C1ll 814 -985·4188 . dog to PHONE (614) 992~5:009. 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1· 13·tfc fPECIAlllfN~ IN lfiNDOWii'PiJOR REilACEMENT . ! Help Wanted AVON Set1 A...on start up teo FREE . Limited lime. Call 814- 446 -3368. Pool Managet" end life guardt needed for Mktdlepor1 Municipal Pool. Pick up application• at mayor'• office Monday thru Friday BAM to 4PM. Experienced remelt to bebyait one !5 year old and one 4 month old in· my home two weningaa week . Must have own tren•fto•· tatlon and rllferancea . Carla H•rrlton .· 566 Jey Drive. GaH ipolie. 614 -446 -1583 . Manager a. Alit . Manager whh eJtperiance in "111urant men · eg.-,tnt 11lary neg . Send re· sume to box T222 in care of the Gallipolia Daily Tribune, 825 Third Ave .. Gallipolia. Oh 46631 . ••. ftypoOO . Cereer opportunity u a loc•l repre..ntetive for one of the netlona lerge1t rtaurence com· peny. No ••parlance training 8enllf· Howanl L Wrltesel ROOFING Guners Downapouta Gutter Cleaning 'Painting FREE ESTIMATES MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Ftr AN ,,., ,,., N,. PIUS: Offico s.,,loo & '"'""""' WtHWint ... Gno4toetltrl ...... , ........ s...... ...... c., S••ictl, It<. ~ SA$1!, EASY CiEAN REPLACEMENT WINDOWS \ $ 349 lndudos Comploto lnst~illalia11, •New Home• Buih (FHA-VA-HUD) •Blown In Insulation •A Profe11ionellocal Contractor I 11 ~'11--"~ Pll. 949-210 I or 9"49·2160 Day or llltlht 110 ••n uus l -6-Hn New la<wtion! 161 North So<ond Middloport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Ceny Fishing Suppll11 Call: ll~t Pay Your Coble & Phone Billa Here IUSIIISS PitON! -992-5875 Or (6141 H2·6SSO I!SI)!N(! PitON! 742-31 3/2/tln I61CI H2-7754 • All STEEl & . . . . .GI.W.G J&F POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 12l16' 111 llartlla11t Otltarie wrttt: IIA. .N lAY CAMP UTIUTY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' • · ler211, ...,.. c...... Otlferie POJ 110 CAllAN lnsulottd Dog Ph. ltfore Aprl! IS 1·705·672·3111 Ph. Afhr Moy I 1·705·647 ·1533 Housts PIS BUILDINGS ladu, Olt. Ph. 61A-143-5191 1-20-llc 3-13-lrtOI. 1 /2811~ .· CONTRACTING DOZER. BACKHOE. TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER, GAS & SEWER UNES. RECLAMATION, PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE 11o DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992· 7201 MARCH 17th JO'S Gtn SHOP lt. 124, in Syrac•e Comt in and register for FREE ·BIRDIATH to bt ·given away NOTE: Firlt quality merchondiu from factory POniiY & IIID IAIHS AB Ill Killing cement yard dollo. cement animals. clay red fire hydrant with dog, flower pats of all kinds (some with 1t1nds); Gitto of diohe1, figurine•. Iampo. clocko, brau, tc>yl. 3-14-1 mo . •w Blue Streak Tax Service W. E·~ .(Bill) SNOUFFER FEDERAL-STATE INCOME lAX RnURNS I 07 Sycamore St., Pomtroy, Oh. rHOME 992-7075 HOURS: 9:00 A".M .-6:00 P.M. Mon. thru Sal. Evening• & Sunday By Appointment 1-15-tln fEAFORDffi Real Estate GUN SHOOT la~n THE BEST WANT AD Building TOWN & COUNIIY YEniiNAIIAN CUNIC ' Poul E. Shockey, DVM n. PIIASAIIT OFFICE APRIL 13-3:00 P.M. 305 Joctr.On Awe. '' COnERMAN SUFFOLK'S - \ 992-2156 , ' ' Long •nd lhor1 Iron junk cen. phone 304-896 -3&30. Lost and Found . .' ' Stull Alllbl HD•s lllto•..WIL. ThorL J.5 pnr !011. ,;so.a; Frl 1-2 pnr laturolor 10-11 :30 .. · UIGIAMMAI& SUIGIIY IY APPl. PH. 304-6l5·2441 BEND AIEA CALL llpl•y Office •• Hollrl C.ll 814-441-4463. Yard Sale ···· ·oanrJ)ons ------ INT:~TH£RM INTERTHERM & COLEMAN 70.1 Cheny St .• Vinton . Merch 3rd, 4th, 5th. Meny antique• . collectiblll . Clothes . Lota otjunk. 2 houNI on Krintt Ad ., .2110 'mile, o4d pieno, 3 wheeler , cer tNt, dishwe•her, uther beby lt.ms. etc. Thurs. Frio 9·1. 10119 Second A\le., Thull, Fri. 9 -6 . Good cl ..n clothing -an liln. Some lll'ge slzn end long ,dr.... size . 1 1. Other mile . Items . Fl1in or shine. Thur•dey,Frldey , S•turd1y. 4 VJ mile• out t•1 . * * #1 * * CALL (614) 446-94,16 A11embly Work! ·•aoo.oo per 100. Guarenteed peymtnt. No e•parien0111-no 111.. . Oetlill send teH-Iddre11ed ltamped envelope: Elen Vitl\·6847 :M18 Enterpriu Rd . Ft. Pierce, Fl Ea•v --- E11y Auembty Work! 1600.00 per 100. Gutrenteed payment. No eexperiW'ICI·No ul• . Da· teila aend telf-lddreued ttemped envelope; Elan Vital -716, 3418 Emerprill Rd. Ft. Pierce, Fl. 33482. Fedl!'el , Stile tnd Civil Service Job• rcw evaileble"., your eree. CALL {refundtbla) 1 -518 -469 3646 for current Fed•ralliat . WANTED: Prior Militery Ser.vica Members. The Army Guard ne«<• your e11perlenoe. Join now for 1 p1rt-time job with benlfit1 flkl r.etirement end educatlonel uailtance . 304· 876-3960 or t -800-842-3819. l.Miy to INe in with elderty men , light l"ounkeeplng end cooking. Refertncel required . For more lnformtlfion ~II J04-ff16 -3764 , 676-3896, 676 -1826 or 304- 8B2 -3272. 12 Situations Wanted C'o rner ot 1•1 1nd Debby Dr. 2 mile• out 141. Houaehold ;oodt. 811. 9-3 . Co111cientou1 23 yeer okt Chris · til(l male wi1h11 to rent 1 S.turday, 9-7 298 Debby Or. liMping room In Rio Grande End UlbiN, milk Clnl, Avon · " "· Refilen01111 upon reque11. bonl11, Holly HObby ldtchllll'l 1et, C.ll 814-440·3303 after 6PM cw write P.O. Bolt 309 , Rio toya. cloth•. etc. G'nnde. Oh 46874. 4 femlliea. Frl & S•t. G ~ e. l•wnmower , bicycle , wobd V~eencv for man or woman , btM'JUK, tooll, CUrtlinl, lhtetl. PrNete home, hot meall , TV , lge. bed eprellda. children &; ldult room, beth , reeeonable. Cell ciMn clothing. South on Rt. 7 614-2&6 -6609. behind Cley School. ~ Yerd Sale 2 F•mlly, S.turdey, ltllrtl et9:00 . Che1hir1 Yill-ue. Welt Meln St. Toya, furniture, cloth•. glluware. ------p-o;n·erov - ----Middleport & Vicinity BENNm'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING Bv offering a, complete tina of f!IObile homo heating. and cooling producls for lhe tricounty oreo. •FURNACES "HEAT PUMPS "AIR CONDITIONERS "COMPLETE LINE OF REPLACEMENT PARTS "FACTORY AUTHORIZED lo TRAINED SERVICE CENTER . FREE ESTIMATES 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE Gov•nnwnt Joba . 116.040 · 159.230 - yr . Now Hiring. Cell 805 ·687 -6000 Ext. R-9806 for current flderalllat . Mature tldv to live in with elderly women . Room , boerd and II · lery. 304-17t-1578 . &Vicinity Moving S•l•. hou'M for aalel By owner . FurnitUre, clothing, men a, women1 , gifta 1ize 2 to 8 eonw btby. dlah" , toy1. etc. T-. 4-1 to 4-S-88. 8:00 ., 7 :00 tum off Rt. 7 to MiiiCrllk Rd ~ mil• red houN on left. n Houllkeepw wented , to live in . Ca11814-<148 · 3419. 33482. FOUND: Cute golden brown puppy . Front of Gellle Andemy H~h Sthool. Blue coller, no ,., FeciOIY Cooke 12 G1u1• Sltot~t~ns IS A ' 3 pert lrilh Setter, female, puppiel. 304-875 -7207. Thurs. Fri&S.t, Rt141 , 1 mile beyond Ctnttnerv. Everything Mill 811QPt ltOVI end rtfrlg . Workmen re~idenoe . EVERY SAl. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. MGM farm City CLUB LAMB & PIG SALE 3338. Thur1. Fri. S•t. Al141 , 1 mile beyond Cllnttnery. Everything Mill e•cept atove end refrig . Workmen Re11denc:e . RACINE .FIRE DEPT. ~. Iris bulb•. ell color1 , 304-895- 7 18 Wanted to Do Painting. interior and exterior . Reuonlbleret•. Cell 81 4-448 7212 1ft1r 6 :00PM. Tree Work Wented . Pn~n lng , ilpping , removel1; h.tgn & buth81 trimmed . Cell 61 4-«88076 cw 304-676 -48&3. Oapendablt Yerd Service . Ltwne mowtd . .......1 yerd work, light htu!ing , manuel llbor. Bill Slack 814-992 -2289 . Oep.,dlbt. m•1 would Ilk• lo ri'ow lergelawna. Call 814-992· &.:176. Will do eny llwn mainlen~nce . mowing. "lmfning, nrd cllln up, etc. peinllng inskle or out and minor repelre, miac. odd lobo- CoU 304 - ~7~ - 7991 . Shut In , r..t help? Avellebla for hou11 cleaning, mite wort In· eluding cooking. _304 -875- Moving 111• . HouMhold. mi1c . It~•. clothing, gu end el~trlc ring ... Frid1y, Seturd•Y· a.pot St .. Rutl1nd . 1276. Llwn mowing , ~·tity dependl· bll work. IDw retH , cell 814...,6-08B.4 1Ytnlng1. Rumma;e and btke nft. Epit co'pel Perteh HOUM. btlide City Hall. Thurldey •11d Fridey. 9 :00- Ftnan w l 4:00. Third end eh.,ry St. , Syrac:u••· B_.,y lttml , prlc-.1 to go . Thurs· dey. Frldrt. end Stturdty. 21 Business Opportunity 4 femlty ytrd lilt. Stturday. April S. 9:00-B:OO. Roln "' thine. Clothing, orgtns, lhtrtot. Com., N. 3rd Ave. end Rutl.nd _St. Mlddl_.. :..,._:..,.__ •' :1824. 51-ElfON POOL CO Swii=nming Pool Selet • ln•tall•tion• · Aepeirt. Your triendly pool buildafl. Buffalo, W. Ve . 304: 937-2476. Re al Estate 31 Homes for Sale· 4 bedroom house tor tell. fireplace. 3 mi. aouth ot Gellipollt, t29 ,900. Call deya 514448 ·1815 or night• 614 ·4•1· 1244. 2 bdr. 5 yr . home. mint con~i ­ tion. R"tricted aubdivilion . 9 mile• from Gellipolia. Ctll 814- 266 -8200. ,- ' 7 rooms & bath , 1 ac re more Or 191s, carpeted throughout; vl~yl siding 826,000. 12 N . Main St., Cheahire. cau 814-446 -3793:. 3 bedroom houH, 1oclted l ll; miln out At . 688. 139,000 . Cell 614 -258 -67B9 or 814-258- 6208 5 rm. houaa: Ewing ton, OH, 1 'IJ lot. $8 ,500. Call 614 -8769489 . 8 acre~ , 3 BR . brick home, lgi. kitchen a. dinin.s. free. Lge. ~R. W2 bath, 1h buem~t . locet.d: Kyger Creek Sch .. Ditt . U9 .000. C•ll 614 -317-7231. Houle tor Sal11 or Trade. 1.6 acrn ne•t to Cley School. Mike otter. Cell 814· 268-8680 or 614 -446-1611 . 3 bedroom house, bath , utility room, nice end cleen. CeH 61.& -445 -3511 o r 614· 4•t- 3607 Starte.d remodeling 101 Garflekl Ave .. t Jttrl nice large' lot , ;Ood view , Of river, ·. no tt.IPPIII· Cell. 81.4-448 -0841 . piece. 2 cer gar1g11 . 6 mi\111 from town . Call 614 -446 -0388 after Puppie1, 9 weeki old , mixed breed , 304-882-2614 . 6 •15 Yrs. of Local Service PLUMBING & HEAliNG Residtnlill & Commercii! '•·!-"' 992-33·d • • moN lnfvrm.tlon TIIPLI PANE THEIMAL IARIIIU DELUXE mT- - RE~OPENING FOR All YOUR WIRING N££DS Stotlooory, .....Ilk US Mill St. 104 ......, SuMMer Speel•l• 8031. lagl . THE QUALRY PIINT SHOP t S~rl•g& COMPANY •FREE Vinyl Siding E•,imatea Z-17-M-tllt --.-. i··-·· OFFIIS 1 949-2263 or 94'9·2969 . than--•. tl : NEW -REPAIR o:h-. .. Bl~SEL. .(SIDING PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR , redil cover your pleno ' 1 beautiful .tont., call todlllliy , Warda Key: bolrd, . 304-876 -6600 Of 875 - abath, ••l:"ifulfamily brick ranch , 3 bdr .. 211a room, with · fir• .', ''· ··' ._'-~-:~ - Professional Services Uaed Trailera . Cell 614 -446- week . 1837 Golden RetrillYer: female, no papers. Good with children . Call 814 -367-0312 . 23 0176. 11 Registered 614-692-3051 . Uted Cl,.. Jim Mink Chtv.-Oida In c. Bill Gene Johnaon 38 feet of 1kiewelk. 304-675 - "*'..... .,...,y .... WANT THE BEST fERTILIZER AT THE LOWEST PRICES? BLENDED TO YOUR PLENTY OF SPREADERS 9 8191 of v~rd sale gooda. Call -o; -= NOW SERVING THE 10-8-tlc Public N"otice tlff, Television Listening Devices Co1111uterized Hearing Aid Selection ~ Hearing Evaluations For All Ages TRASH SERVICE LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL · FILL DIRT Ohio, on the 9th doy of Moy, 19M. ' ot 1000 A.M.. tha following Iondo ond tenomonto. \>·wit: Sltuoto in the Yllogo of l'o""""Y. County of Moigl and Stoto of Ohio: And bolng In 100 ocro lol No. 306, Town 1, Ringo 13, _ of the Ohio c.._y•o Purend ltolng pon Sulldlvillon Lot No. 106 tO tow fiJtld rate. Uae equity for eny purpo11. Leeder Mortg~e Co., ture. etc. t -304-n7-8434'. MANLEY'S 99~~3410 PUSH MOWER TUNEII' PUBLIC NOTICE Tho ........., DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! know. and NOT to 1tnd mon-v •hrou., tht rft1il until you h..,, . irw"t~atad .the offering . · · cou•U5 AlliMOIIGf?U~. 614-448 -3872 honor roll ar the Bradbury School hall~ I NOTICE I Tt1£ OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· IN G Cp . NCOnwnendl th.~ •.you do bulin•• with people you 22 Mon~y to Loan tnlng, Houoe Hold Fumltu•• 2 fomi~ Thuro ond Fri. B,oo oo 6:00.2114MtVomonAvo.lotl boby llomo. glooowo•o: lurni- HOME OWNERS,Aetin~nce .;;kj~ Houfdrro-446-4042 446-8592 , / tin .. Busine11 Opportunity ~::~~: ~':.1~.~~=:•. ~~: OUTS!O! ITOIAG! AVAILAIU Kanouga, Ohio ''•m"•'romcolltgsHmcnurcn. 21', :.!~!.::-. ;:.l::::~t Monagor tiwing On Promioos PH. 992-2772 HOURS: ";V;,':ft'&:'a~' 1 RENT IY MONTH SxlO, IOxlO, 10x24 honor roll at the Middleport Elementary llolllnnlng It • point nOrth 0 142 fwt from Hou• In Pomtroy. Moigo too In-lion of the ..,,._ County. Ohio, ...... 9th dot 101• of Cool Street end of May, 18 • •ot 10:15 A.M .. Oomw1-Avonue. oold point ul ""' following Iondo ..d .... beginning bolng man.t by., monto. \>-wit: loon thonco South 89 Situ... In Or~ngo Townohip; dog. 015' -114 lwtto .,Iron Moigl ~. Ohio. lowing cMacribed ••lett:ete. - . ; ""'""' ntlllh 13 dog. 116' Being IJit No. 18 of Hickory' oituoto In the County of -57-too-o:~et Acno &ubdMoion. in Soction: Molgo and Stoto of Ollio. north 74 dog . 25' 162 6, Town 4 North, R.,. 12 .,dIn the Vitlogo of Middle- lwt to .. Iron ......, thonet Will. Ohio eon,.ony•o Purport to-wit: OOU1h 3 dog. 00' ... doocrllod In Pitt Boglnnlng ot tlw South- thlnoo IOUfh 59 dog. 110' Book 4, p - till Md 119, Mit cotnor of Lot t56 In 84 IHt 10 the point u1 Molgo County Plot Roconlt,' Polmor'o Addition to 1~ beginning. oontalning 8890 ..bjoct .to .. .. ltulding -: Mlddltport, Ohio, 1o1e trio VI- - l o t i or 0.204 ..... tlono • contoOiod In oold. Plotlogo of Sholfltld, tllono:e North moreort.o. Rocord. along Ellt llno of oold Lot till. It 1o the intontion heroin to DEED REFERENCE: 8o1ng till fHt "' Ill corn.-; tllonoo . . . . . . . aJrfoco -.od .. of ... ""' Wilt olong too llno of ooid lbow dooo:ribod tract. Tha pert In Voumro 2110, Pogo oold Lot &8. 49 loot; tloonet Cool oil. fill .. d .. llthar 161. Molgo County Deod South ond porlflal with thi wet Rocordo. Eut llno of oold Lot, II·loot and ... not IOid, with tt. right Sold porcot - - I I It. to tho South Mno tlwroof· , _ ... to mr.e. rlmDWI111d *18,000.00. ond thtnce Eolt olong .t~ - P ooid mol; oil, goo .,d Tenno of lllo. Cooh. South line of ooid Lot. 49 .. -min. . R•l lltalo .,.,..,, be IOid loot to the ploco of begin- injury "' the of the · Tho rigllt .., loa ning. Thlo portion of Lot 58. II - ..d-mining"' tronoport is 49 feet on Lincoln Str.. t cool along E. Frank. ony miln! _ , from odjo- Howord and oxtondo bock 86 foot . Of Moigo County, Ohio Roforonce Dood: Volu.;,o · centend ott. t&iiiUiy. f3)28: 14)4, 11 , 18 DEED REFERENCE: Vo- "'1d2!,5tc 270, Pogo 131, Dood Relnl•governmental cordo Molgo C..,nty, Ohio. lumo 266, Pogo 423 of tha Rocolpto ....... ... 82,244.eo Sold Premlao IOCIItod 11 Molgo County Deod R -. lntoroot .. : ...... .. ......... 91 .&4 238 Lincoln Stroot, MiddleSeid perc:el wu IPPflllld et AU Other 820,000.00. port, Ohio 46 760 . Revenue .......... 14,163.91 Tormoofttlo:CIIh. Sold PremiMo opproiood TOTAL ot *14,000.00 ond cannot R•l eonnot be oold RECEIPTS .. ... .. Ba,244.8tl boo oold lor lou then two· lor looo than --thirdo of tho DISBURSEMENTS:iPPi · tdv-.... third• of,,_, amount. Gonorot Howwd E. Fr1r1k TERMS OF SALE: Cub. Govomment.. ... 20,322.11 Shoriff of How•rd E. Frenk. Public Sofoty ..... .. 3.1195. 15 Molgo County. Ohio Sheriff of E . M~irrW.. Public Worko .....55,01 &.2! Moigo County. Ohio (3128: 14)4. 11. Health .. .. ............. 2,015B .37 Dougloo W. Little, •18 ond 25, 5tc POMEROY,O. Mlocellaneouo: ..... 9.221 .80 Attorney Capitol Outlay ........ 147.36 14)4. 11. 18, 3te TOTAL DISBURSENEW LISTING - 1984 . MENTS ,.......... 80.9110.04 14x70 Skyline mobile home. · Total Receipt• Over Ail electric. BuiH-in double (Under! Dlob ...... t2.715.18) 64 Misc. Merchandise twen, range top. 3 !Ed'Dlob. a. rooms, bay window. Must Other UNo ...... (2, 715.18) , Real Estate ~eneral move to you ~ lot. 16,500.00. Fund Cooh 8tlonco Jon. 1. ·a11 ...... .. 2u22.22 N~lll USTING -12x55 moFund Cooh Bolonce Doc. 31. 'B& ..... 20.807.04 bile home - 2 bedrooms ail electric. Must move to F~~~;.:.-~ ......... 20,807.04 · our lot. $6.000.00. Dopooltory .f!lMIOI Dolence .......... ::n .371 .59 NEW LISTING -RUTLAND 216 E. 2nd St. - Bui lding, land, equipT~~::~:. T/ .371.&9 Phone ment, slock. tecipes, knowl' l8n Outotondlng ' NEEDS 1-1614)-992-3326 edge & advise and lh1 s llourClwcko .... ........ 16.till4.56 ishlng business can be TOTAL . - FARIIS yours. Great volume. Ask(or BALANCE ......... 20,807.04 ' WANTED - LARGE OR MARCH 17. 188& details. ' 1 certify the !ottowingro· SIIALL BULK OR BAGGED pan to be c:orroct and truo, NlW usnNG- Slate Route NEW LISTING - 2 large !:.~~· belt of, mv know!7 ,..- Recenllj redecoratoo 3 level lots wi(h old home. 3 b1dtoorn home. Awox . 2 a:re Berboro A. Honnum, POMEROY BR, small cellar, 2 porches lot. Beautiful firep~ce. (amiy Olivo Twp. Cltrlt 992\2 1 8 1 drilled well, barn and corn mom. full basement and 51061 SR 2481'--~~~~:.,_-J crib. All need work. But Long Bottom, Ohio 411743 equipPI!I krtchen. $27,!m.OO cheap. 'h 98&-4244 1=:-------,-,----BUSINESS LOT- 2 car pr(4)4.1tc 63 Llveitock FARM - 98 acres, l1llable age on a high hill. Wonderful g10und. PastUte, house, barn, view ol the' Ohio River. ponds. Has great potential. POMEROY - 2 BR hotre in ONLY$43 .~0:00 . Pomeroy. Full basement and large lol. $12,000. POMEROY - Owner called SOUTHERN - 2 houses and wants offer oow. 2 stOty needing work on 2 acres. TP (rame with full basement, water. On hard road . yard, many featutes. COUNTRY - Near Chestet, (ot appointment Make PERRY COUN1Y FAIRGROUNDS, NEW LEXINGTON 10 acres of woods and two ofler $26.500.00. mobile homes. POIIEROY- Good business INTEREST UTES 9\HH\ WE SOLD THE FOLLOWING FOR THE MEIGS bldgs with good income plu s FIXED FLEXIBLE TERMS. more rooms to lease. COUN1Y FAIR: COllE IN AIID PICK YOUR MIDDLEPORT- Lg. lot for NEW HOllE TODAY! 1984: GRAND CH. MKT. LAMB ·· a new home with 2 older • REG. CH. MKT. LAMB Henry E. Cl•llnd. Jr. homes thai , can be torn GRAND CH. PAIR OF LAMBS 992-6191 down. REG. CH. PAIR ,OF LAMBS Jean Tnimtl 949-2660 Having A Selling Dottie Tutnel -992-5692 1986 : GRAm> CH. LAMB Problem77 ORAND CH. PAIR OF LAMB~ Call 992-3326 GRAND CH. RAM L GRAND CH. EWE Hnustnq REG. CH. EWE REG. CH. MKT. HOO Hcildqualt( 't::, • • S~LES &SERVICE • Public Notice .. Experience The Excitement Of Our Newest Model Home For Youraelt At Our Special Ytrd S.le, Thurs F-ri. dOll, 221e, l-::::~~:;:;:;::::::;~~=====::::::!"r:========j========-='T:---------r----:--..:.--1 ao· . Jeffer10n Avt:, •nd pl~nta, · GGS · · IUGI. lONGJ&L:tLOWN- NEED- STORAGE LOW llfiiiiiT IEfiiAII.DHG f:',~:. '!~"!,,~~•. •obv clo • Williams. Tyler · Wolfe, Adam Wyatt;'\": Robby Baker, Lisa Honak..-, Kevin Logan , Crockett Roush. Jimmy WoUe . Jerri FOURTH GRADE- Beth Buskirk, AmWlllls, Ity DlxM. Dawn Hockman, Elloha Mea, l---:----,---:--- ox-llid. · by Chuck Wingett bott, Paul Chapman; Isr ael Grimm, Divis , Sh1mnoo Nlt.z, Ellen Wa11011 . Snider, JIIIIIEII WaUs. : ·: : ;~~~~~~~- - : : : 1 Dailr S.ntintl Clmilie• DIJI. Dean Cape CodsruUES Haggy, Amy Harrl· Crow, Tracy Ftfe, Brad Andersoo , J. P. Sixth Grade: Kelly Balik:, JodYHayes,Jodt HJU, Brenda HUnt, Dawn shuler, Heidi THIRDG~ADE - Ohio Business Services ! It Co11rt St.. , ...., . OllioU7" Jewell ,. IOil.ltall, Taryn Doidge, Tlmotlzy Roush. ND GRADE - Corey Dorsi, La- Sttl)hanle See, Trenton Cleland, Danlelle Dorrell Sa)'l'O, Kolley Snide<, Kjole Wickline. _'?a-me King. Joshua PhaUn, Jessica McElroy, Krista Sargent, MaHho'W Ault, WhltneyHap~llcla SECOND GRADE - Megan Bing, BerThe founh tlx weelu IITadlllg period honor 1J)II a!the Letart Falls Elementary School has . nice Blake, Butch Bradshaw, Chad Burton, Tarar'llchpatftCK,-Mlchael Franckobeen aMooul«!d. · Making a I!Tade <1 B or wiak, Donald Goheen, April Hallo!lo, Brent ~ tn au their subjects to bt name:i to the Hanson, Tony' Harrisoo, Jeremy flirt100, nil were: 5el'ond Gr- Ja.om Barnet1, Bobbl King, Willi~ Johnson, Ellen Lewis, Allca Rus- . JaS<II Shuler. sell, Erln Smith. Dod(ler Varibin, Chris Chapman. Stacy Davis, TO(tt Davis, Trvll Third Grade: core, HUI. Justin Hill, Mlchoel Mooi!J)mery, Tracy Plcket1, Brandy Facemyer, Allsoo Gerlach, Michael LitRooah. tle, Mark Mills. NickY Mlllt, Thnya Jblrth Grade: None Phalln, Kenda Reynolds,. Sarah ROush, F1tlh Grade: Nlcldo Beegle, Corey JI<Moe, Clifty Thomas, Elizabeth Wright. Friday, r~~::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~-The Daily Sentinel PHONE S92-2156 Or lritt PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHtO Eototo of Borblro J. Fetty, decoolld, C.oe No. 25,030. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Jonuory 24, 1988, irJ tho ~ c... nty Pn>booto Court. Cae No. 26.030, HoroldW. Fetty, Route1, L.,govillo, Ohio. 46741, 111:poO>ted AdmillotrltDr of thi 111010 of B_ _,. J . Fetty, deCMIId, toto of Molgo Cwnty, Ohio. Robert E. Buck, Marine Cpl. Terry L. Jewell, son l8no K. No!'::=!:.Jc~r:: of Patrtca A. and Pearlh!'t. Jewell . 13)21, 28: (4)4, 3tc Jr. of Route 1, Rutland, bas reenlisted for tour years wlile Public Notice serving with ·2nd Forre Service 1--------------SuPIJ>rt Group Camp LeJeune, NC. ,;:1grJ"M~~~1~o A 1981 graduate of Meigs High Emto of Hilde s. White, doSchool, Rocksprings, he joinEd the o:eaood, Cooo No. 26,0157 . NOTICE OF Marine Corps .In January 1982. APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY an Mon::111a. 1sM. '"tha Melgo County Pftlboto Court, Cae No. 28,0157, · Donno of ~\~\:~h~hn\~r:a'n~ Ruth ·OIItlnvor. R. D. 3. PolnOftll', Olllo, 46789, woaop- · Rural Route 4, Pomeroy, has been pointed of the ... named o u I standing no~· toto of Hlldo S. White, dttoto of R..,to 1, Long commissionEd oftlcer 11the quarter ..,nty, Olllo. tor the Air Force Regional Hospital Bottom, Moigo llobort E. Buck, at Langley Alr Force Base, Va. Ptvbott Judto Thecompetitlonwasbasedonjob I.Jtno K. No-Old,' Cieri< knowledge, significant self- (3121 .. 28; (414: 3tc Improvement, leadership qualltles, . Public Notice ablllty to be an articulate and · pooltlve SP>kesman tor the Air FINANCIAL REPORT Force and other accomplishments. OF TOWNSHIPS Dean Is an aeromedical For Flocot Y•r Ending D"""mbtr 31,1985 supervisor. OLIVE TOWNSHIP He Is a 1971 graduate of Meigs COUNTY OF MEIGS ~ . !1<:~1. Rock Springs, Ohio. ''Thlo lo on unouoltod Financial Repon" SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCES. RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS RECEIPTS:Tuto ........... <.... 11, 744.71 . Honor rolls r - Alrinan Loren J. Humphrey, son m Lewis E. and Patrtcta D. Humphrey of Pomeroy, has graduated from Alr Force baste training at Lackland Alr Foree Base, Texas. During the six wreks ·of training the airman studled the Alr Force mission, organization and customs and received '" Special training In Iuman relations . In addition, airmen woo complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree lhrollgb the Community College of the Air Force. He Is a 1985 graduate of Meigs High School, Pomeroy. There~asbeen romplacency because of our past problem anymore. success and this threatens our ultimate victory aver II$ disease. r;~;;;;;;;;;;;;j~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i Sgt. Carroll R. Nelson, son of Carl E. and ~eNelsonrt222 ~ N. Third St .. Middleport, has been decorated with the Army . Commendation MEdal In West Germany. Tbe Anny Cbmmendatlon Medal Is awarded to tiDse Individuals will demonstraft outstanding achievement or merltortous service In the performance of their duties on - hehalf of tjle Army. ., Nelson IS a JXJWer !l"nerator maintenance soop ~pervl,$0r with llf Ifif;!h Maintenance Company. · He Is a 1917 graduate of Meigs High School, Rock Springs. rov«, Eastern High Friday; April4; 1988 ' _ WIH piKe cigtrette mechlntl. Good commlstlont. Ctll 3D<fl..:: __ .1 773-IWIS1 . 6PM . 3 bdr .. 2 beth, rench, gltllge. tlrepleca, uc . neighborhoOd. Walking distance city achools. Reduced to eel I. Call 614 -4480388 after 8PM . In Middleport. 3 bedroom remOdeled home. Air conditioned, yinyl aiding . lnauletld, fenced -In back yard, dor•u• building, close to achoo\1. Show by appointment only. C•ll 8t4- 992-2012. 1 floor honw. norm window• end doon. lluminum 1kling, new roof. new wiring, Qltlgl. Good condi1ion. Call 814-992 - 6204. 7 room Mu•e in Chaeter, OhiO. Price reducttd . 'h down. reatlille rent tor 6 yeera. Cell 614 - 91& ~ 3!571 . '4 bedroom home for 11/e. Good Hunting and good fi1hlng . Cefl, be negoti1ted with owner. Cell 614-986 -4392. ' 4 bldroom1. Living room. dininJ room . kitchen , acrllned -ln porch, weah room . On 2 IIYil Iota. Fifth St. In SyrecuM, Ot'!,i0 1 Hou11 tor sale by owntr. Call 8t4-992 -722& , Pomeroy. Hou~e in Middleport. Priced to sell. Cell 614 -992 -8803. Reltored home. Vine Streal. Racine. 3 bedrooma, beth, CAf· plting, wall coveringe, dreperl• Included . New kitchen . 036 ,000. Coli 614-949-2640 after 6 weekdeye , enytlma waekend1 . Oullity built 1 VJ atory TudOf rtyle home on & woodtd ecr11. 10 minut" from Polnl Plelllnt, Send Hill Rold , 188.000.00. 304-896-3383: - All electric. 3 l»droom, <*llrll elr, attached ger1g1, GelllpoU1 Ferry. 304-175 -2932. Sele or rent , New Heven, 3 bedrooma, 2 bethl, fireplece. garage, 138.600 .00 or 1300.00 month plua depoalt, 304-273- 2471 . APPLE GROVE. DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM GOODYEAR PLANT. TWO RANCHERS , large. level lots e79. 700. e11lre !1rg1 brick feeturtng 3 btd rooma. 2 betha, cu11om 11t in kitchen, living room with wood burning tireplece. elegant dining room. full unf lniehld b.1ement and 2 car gerege. t!!i9,900 totally ramodelld Inside and out. New vinyl 1\dlng. new kitchen. beth end utility. New cerpet . ,2 bedroom•. den end office, large Ckllall . tMUI lntulltion, 0\ltbuild ings . Mery Alice St1Ve'n1. ERA GAINER KIRTLEY & CI:J .• REALTORS . 1018 Si11th AYe., Huntington. W. Va . 304-19J 6000 or 304-629·0572. • 32 -· Mobile Homes tor Sate NEW AND USED MOBILE ·HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALIT.Y MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST, GALliPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE 614-448-7274. 1979 1••70 Schuh with_ Ill • pendo. 3 bedroom, 1 Ya bethi, flreplece. hut pump. dade, IWning , und•rplnning . Cell 814- 246-6666. ' 14ll70 Festive\, 2 bdr., 2 full b1th1. loll ot cloaet1, utiUty room, AC. Call 614 ·446-8241 anytime. · 1978 Fairmont Bayview. 2 bdr., ltrge livlngroom. dinlngroom with bu ilt-In hutch. al)pliencu, double oven, n.W carpet ir\ muter bedroom, cur1eln1, .. 2 porchis, underpinning, abod cond .. mu•t •til, mike ua 'en offer. Call 814 - 2<15 · 68~5 . ... �. ,, ~age Pomeroy-Middl~. 10 The Daily Sentinel LAFF·A·DAY , ' 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 51 Household Goods Good Oil TIPPin rtngt, u c cond. no.oo. 304-87&.-8678. 74 Gr1ywood 14x7Q:, 3 btd· room, 1 Yl bath, w~•• dl'"f'r. S.e to 1ppr.clate, ...rrtodel-.1. • King tilt manr11a, batt linings and frem• ~ 2 aet1 1heets, t150.00 , Phone 3DC · 982· 2334. l7.800. Ctli814·448-3040. 1976 Richwood 1411180 2 bdr , part. fum Call 814 -448 -4851 64 Misc. Merchandise 1984 U x70 2 bdr.. 2 b.tht. ttoYe: tireplac:e, tklrting. ttorao• building, on rented tot, • 1e,IJOO Fr.. ch City Brokftfage. 81•· CaUthen's Ua.t Tire Shop Over 1.000 tlrn. aiz81 12. 13 . 14 , 115 , 18, 11.5. 8 mllet out Rt. 2UI. • Make an Ofl.,. 12.~~:80 N.w Moon with 2 lga Iota, Ac, bldg .. many 111 traa 10 m1te1 from Glllipolla on At. 218 , tnll iOUI to sell Call 81•·246 -60•9 eve 1974 FrHdom Specl.il 1211.86. 2 BR , wtth underpinning. Ref & Stove On rented lot On Kerr· Hamaburg Rd . Cell 614-U6 44) 0 "'61 4-448·2946 1977 HoUy Park 12 ~~: 50 . CI A, underpinn ing. parttv fuml1hed, exc. cond. n ,&OO . Call 61•· 2_. 6-5120 12!160 2 bedroom new carpet new furnace , underpmn i nQ', s&.BOO can&a-2&6 -8704 1980 L1berty 14154, 2 bed· room, unfurnished vinyl underpinning in cluded. Mutt ~I Call 304· 773 6873. 1975 Cameron Mobile Home for nle 1211180 . Cal l 614 -99 2- 6824 12.&6 Shutt 2 badroom, front dintng room. rttt ed panel call· 1ng , new furniture a1,1tileble 12,;80 BayVIew 2 bedroom, front and rear New 10x20 el uminum t wnlng 1 only . t696 Ctll Ktngsbury Home Sal• tt 614·992-6667 '77 Fuqu1, 14x70 mobile hOme, 1111 el.cttic, e•celllflt condition li! bedroom, cathedrel ceiling in tR'Wtth wood burning ftreplace, ~rti• bath, l n - g~tden tut!. wtlk'" shower, stove. refrigerator, window eir cond ition.,, uUitty butlding . U900. 8 miles nonh of Re"enawood Br~dge Call 304-273-9861 MOBILE HOMES MOVED' In· tured , re11oneble retes . Call 304-676·2336 173-9134 ' 197• mobil tlome. good cond, wood burner, underpenntng, BM18 deck, caii30•· 676-82U after 2 ·00 PM . ' 1971 Flemll'lgo 12 ~~:85 , thrN bedroome, AC. JMrt. furni1hed. woOd deck. ,., cond. ctll 614 -446·0884 even ings Farms for Sale Farm,for Sele 48 Acr• on lltfle Bullakin Rd Cell 614-256 · 1162. 75 acre~ on H1ppy Hollow Ro•d with 6 working 011 wells Ctll 614·742·2693. "I· know you're not , a child· h J anymore.. Which lS w,, y ' by eleven'' -Want yOU 1n 614· 38B·I720.. for Rent N'lce modem houae with two Of thrH bedrooms. coovenlent to 1hopp1ng 1res. Gtllipolit City Schooll, 1225 mo . plus UOO depolit .814-448·4897 Bnutlful new 2 or 3 bedroom houM . Also" new one bedroom furni1hlld apartmant In Mlddl• port. c.. 814-992-6304 or 614-992·1666. 3 bedroom, dining room. car· peted. ut1l1ty room, stort ge bulldtng, nice 1o1 Mt. Yamon A"e , Pt Pleennt, W Ya Call 614·992·6868 . 2 bed room hou11 tor ,.nt in Pomerdy t&O depotil. t t90 per month. Cell 614 -992 -3064. 3 bedroom, unfu tnished hou• for rent in Mtddleport Stove end rtfrlg•ator in kitchen . Alto 2 bedroom furniatJed apt for rent Coil 114 -992-60B4. 3 bdr. home in Meson , gtrtge& besement, nict lot, Homntead Reetly. 304·882· 2405....Pr 304- ..- 42 Mobila Homos for Rent Furniahed, ceble, betutilul ri~~t~r· 11iew, in Kaneuge, no city tllell. Foatert Mobile Horne Ptrlt. C111 614-.W&-1602. 2 bdr. unfurnished. 12x&O. 'Ill ml pa1t Holzer Medlcel Canter. C1ll 814·. .6-4389 or 304 · 8 ecr81, 3 blrns, HPtic ttnklnd coun1y weter Finencinv IYtilt· ble Call 81•·379 -2258. For Rent: ISO acr• flllt ground 2,200 lb tob.cco b11e, 9 mll• befow Gelllpolls, Rt . 7 . Cell 8el- 12 '30 & 7 ,00 PM 814-261·603B Nice build ing tot nur Holler Mechctl Center. '5,600. Call 81 4--379-2614 . 1 bedroom 1p1 for rent Batie rent startt t21 6 a month thet tncludas all utilltill Deqp11t required ot t200. Contect Vii· ltgt Mtnor A.pt Middleport 8U-992-n87 Equal Hauling Opportuntty . . 1 bedroom unfurnished apt w1th stove, ref . washer, dryar . All, utiltiea pd . ·except electn c Outl1 country lltttng . 12 mllu nor1l1w11t of Pomeroy on U S33 Call 614-992 -2807 after 8:30p.m . · 3 room furmahed tpt No pets Call 614 -949·2253 For rent: New furn i1hed 1 bedroom apartment in Mldd l• .... Cell614·992-6304 ph.11 troiWng mator. lhll well, 1tc . 11~ 110 .00 . LycH:~I Addition, M•· oon. w.vo. 30•·773·1121 . 17 ft Procnff bill bOat, 110 hp, outboerd, lots of utr11, 115,500 .00 . 814· 818 ~ 1227 or 1·5 acree,ptrtlelly wooded lo11 n11r approved sub·dhfitton. T P end C water 1nd epproved told to etch lot. RHtonebty priced, will flhtnce whh 10 perc ant down . Csll 814-985-3694 60 teres. small b~tn , tobacco lllotmtnt, minerel rightl, rural ""'.. .... 304·6715·36211 8 mil• from town, 304-878-5889 after 6·00 PM J,4 ICtel . In Eurtktn ice. cl.. n, Plrt. fum .• tdults only, no pets. t180 mo. Oep. req. Cell61!1·266-1638 or Storege buikUng for rent 12x60 in town. conCfltl floor . C1ll 2 btdroom mobile homt for rentt in Rtclne Phone814 -387· G111ipolla 2 bedroom mobile home, limit 1 child. 2 br apt . ht Ave. AdUitl. 448 -8221 . 2 bedroom rurnithed mobile COUNTRY MOBILE Home Perk, Rout• 33. North of Pomeroy. Lergelots Call614·992 -7479 Tretter IPICH, tmap children accapted, HWir end weter furnithed, Locust Ad , beck of K & K, 304·675·1071. home. •150.00 per month. ptut utilititl. 175.00 MPalit. phon• 3 bdr. houH with e round IS ecru. whhin 7·8 mil• city park · Celll514-448 -3376. 2 .9 ecrn on Rt 664. all utiliti• n ~rby Call814·367·0213. 44 Apartment for Rent Merch~nrl1sP. MENTS (Equel Hou.. ng Oppor· tunlty, monthly rent ltlrtl II t178 for 1 bedroom and U12 for 2 bedroorh, depoalt 1200, located nHr Spring VIIIIV Plu1 and Foodltnd, pooltnd Ctble TV •vaileble. office hour. 11 poasl· bla10 amto4pmand7pmto9 pm Monday-Fridl'(. C1ll 814«8·2745 or IIIYI m•llgt. Oli111St., Gelllpollt. NfiW& u..J wood·coelttov•. 6 pc wood lR tuita •399, bunk beda t199 , entron reelin•• U9, new & ulld bedroom aultee, ranges, wringer wuh1r1 , & 1ho11. New llvingroom aultft 1199 -t599 , ,lemps. a lao bu~lng co al& wood ttovea. Cell814-448 -3169 . 1\4-.W6-96BD 3 bdr houll. furnl1f'led ltitch~n . Ctll814-448 -7026 3 bedroom. tllctrpettd, wlttr& tralh ptid, 1 mile from hoapital, • 22& rent plus depo~t. Call 814-441-1364. Nict.2 bedroom I pt . In Ctl..tllre. fuiftiahed . carp11ed. cl11n, large h ck yerd 1200 month. ·C•il 614 ·245 -5a18. 2 bdr . Y, double. c:arpltld, 11111c hen epplltncu. locettd: 120 Stete St .. UOO mo. Cell a 14·\141·0254. 2 bdr. rtfriglt'ltOr. now. aood neighborhood , riverview. 15 Vln• St C1ll 8U ·4•t -39o49 or 614-.U8-2419 . Two· 3 bdr. tpartm.nt1: in town. off atreet parking. ell utiUtl11 p~~ld, Nf. & dep . required . Clll The Willman Agency~ 814·448· 3144. Nice ) Coli 11 4-«I·B038. UHd.f...nlture ·· Dresser. & bid, Tnmdle btd. meul office dellka. Redecorated tpt., 2 bdr., •111 only Call 304-875-510• or 304-876-5386 . Fum. tpt. 919 2nc1. Avt . Gelll· poll1 lhare bath, l.ingle male, t150 mo ., utiliti• 1 paid Call 448· 4410 lft1r 7pm. 2 bdr., near S ilver Bridge Plue. Nice carpeting, water & G••b· ego ptld . Ctli614·441-7025. bdr. apt., 4 mi from Gelllpolla. Stowe, r1frig . & wettt' fumiatled UOO month, no pete. Duplu. 1pt. ror rent UIO mo.. no dep ., rtf. req. Calll14-44e4570 ahftf 3:30PM. V«y nict one BR fum'td epert- mtnt. Utltitltt Included. Good location In c~ Adult• only, muel hew rat a & dep . Cell Furni1hedApartmtnt 2BR, 243 Jaclt110n Pike. GeKipolia, 1250. U~li11 oo polcl. Ctll 814-448· 4418 after 7PM. Apertment for rant. Quality 2 BR , 2 blth IPirtmlnt In prime downtown location with off· atrMt pt~rldng. Kitchen fUmithed wtth refrig., Hlf·cl11n oven, OW, ""· dltp., hookup for wnh•f dryer. For non-smoking lingla Of coupl• No dliklren or pets. All •lectric. t400 per month. Include• Wlttr/ ..w ./truh . A one le r~ulrld . Call 114'.44T-11u4 Y'" ... 9AM 10 &PM. Fumlthod opt .. A...... Otlllpoha. 2 bel<.. 70! 4th •no mo . utili· Be&-:1438 . 1000 g•l potyurethene wttll' tlnk . Cell814·742· 2633 . King 11111 Wltlrbed · •321 , hnter,' Wlvtl•s m1ttrN1, llde pede. mettrtts ped . Cell 814· 216 ·HOI oftt< 6,00. 38 ln. en'try door with 11dellght1. minor til•. black • whhe Til Ctll 114· 216·1614. .00 Frick SIWmlll wilt! Ct1ttpil · Jar Power Unit 368 Fergu10n fron1 end loeder Qre~,~ety Rotos · plde. New, never been u1ed . Ctli 514-742-2473. 10 ind'l South Bend layttle. 110 power, an ac:ceeeori11 witt! t1ble t800 . Call 814 ·992 3788 days Furn ittled 1pt. 3 rooms & bath. centrally toCtted, cl11n, Ill utili· u .. pold. c olil14·441·0&44. 3 bdr. hou11 for rent Ctll 614· "8-7437 or 814·448 · 2 badroam ept . in ,..w Hev1n, w . Vl .. Newly rtmodtlld. In 1owtt. Ctlll14-1112·7411 . 2 tormtll for Nle 1 lavender. brand new, siae9· 10 1 powder blue. wom once , aize 1t -12 Excellent thapa. CtH 814·992 · 3041 . . Solid olk door. ell bt'111 door knocker d1ed bolt. White ttorm door Call ' hlfdwtre, end new alurrinum 814 -992 · 2911 . TONV'S GUN REPAIRS, hot dip r-.,luaing , all typ• of gunt mlth work, tut Hrvict. 304· 875· 4631 . HALF PRICE! Fltthing .errow 11gn1 12991 Llgtlted, non -errow U791 Nonllghttd 12291 FrM letteral Only few left. See locally . 1 (8001423 · 01 63 . •,nvtlmt. Ttoy Bitt T/11.,., Hor11 Model, HKE niW conditions. f760 .00 18 hp Roper IMn trtctor with plow, trailer, 42lnch mower end anow bl.dt, dual whMis end chtina. HI- Low SpHCI Tren t . • 1.800.00 . Phone 304-882- 3421 . C11t Iron btth tub witt! lega. Faucett fit on right end of tub, good eond, cell efter 6 ·00. 304·882·2776. Two prom drfts.., lize 18 tnd 1a. 30t-175-1031 Good uNCI lawn mowers tnd tweepers lots of mise, c1ll 304·875-81512 efter 4 00 . G11 kitchen ltove, IVOCidO, phone 304-'87!1 ·&.21 1 66 8uildil1g Supplies Building Mttlritlt Btodl , brick, ttWer pip•. · win· dowa. lintels. e1c Cltude Wlrl· ters. Rio Grande, 0 Cell 814· 246·6121 Build ing mater i1l1 . cement, btoctl1 all1i111. yerd or delivery G1lllpollt Block Co .• 123'1.1: Pine St .. Gelllpoll1, Ohio Call 814- 448·2783 or 814 ·441-7802,. 3 piece bedroom euite; klrtg sin mtttr•• and box aptlng•. like , _, COli 11 4·892·3339. Pic:bnl UMd Fumlturllf. Good queltty u11d tumlturil. Optn 9 to e or ctM for eppolntment. 304-171·1483 "'111 ·1410. For m Suppl11:s 71 Livestock 56 Pets ·tor Sale 304·116· 328~ . 1910 MutiMig , 4 'cyl. 4 opood. 30 mpg, ... nroof , 51.000 mit... opony, .2.800.00 304 -175· 8122. April 11 , 7 :30 p.m. LNatoclt Merltet, FHpH~n, W. V1. •' & Grein '78 Oeuun . runs goad , *360.00, 304·411B·1732 . 38B-9817. 100 il'9froundbtlooolhoy. 06 . CROSS & SONS pit' btle. Ctl Rodney Chev1llet', Shed• Rtver Ftrlnl. 014·988· • U S . 36 West. Jec k1on. 'Otuo. FDf Sell or trllde, '80 Chemp. auto, ac, 74 .000 miles. • Farm Equipment *2,000.00. 304·571-2153. "79 Corvette, ell ••tre•. low mifMQe, IXC COnd, 304-871514S8 ctll olttr &'30 . 3868. 814-286-8461 Maney Fergu10n, New Holtnd. Bush Hog Sties & Service. Over 40 used tractor• to choo11from & oo.,._,leteline of niW & uaed equip rMnt. Largest M1ection In S E. Ohio . JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR 36 W. Gtlllpolit, Ohio . Cell 814·448-9777, ...,,_ 814·446 · 3692 Up front lriC· tors with wan1ntv over 71 uud 1netora, 1000 tool1. Utility bldg IPI 30'M40'x9', Urx8 ' llldtng door & 3' III'V. door , •6.266 erected. Iron Horae Bktgt 814 · 332-974& Freeman 2000 lolldef' for M.F. t 36 & 36 tractor. Call tftlf · 2 row mechtntCII tran•Pienttr tobacco •tttr, tobacco sticltt Polled Hereford c ah111. Cell 614 -2116·8011 Mountaineer garden trllctor 3 vr•. okl. h1rdly used. 12 HP has roterv tiller & 40 an mower. 12,100 Ctll after 8 , 814-448· Mixld hly llrte lqUire balll, 1971 Mercury Cougar XR7. ., .211 . 304-17&-5879 . •aoo.oo or belt otter. se . . 17 ft. eturm canoe UIO .OO . 30•· 875-41179 . 1rdllspo rl.il lllll ' 1984 Grtnd Fury 22,000 mt . Coil 304·115·11170 71 Autos for Sale 72 72 Corvette. Cell 814·448· 9«1 ofttr 6:00PM. Trucks for Sale 1181 Nit.., lUnd., 1!1 apd . *4,891. CtH 614-892·3281 . 1980 Chevette good condition, *1 .575. COI614·388·M4B. 1971 Ct-y truck, I 114· 441-3243 . 114· 245· 11401 or 11 4 -445· 0212 . 114· 317-0832 . 11111 Ford PU . U ,800. Call 118& F..d F-2110 pickup. Loriot, A£. P8. PW. PL. cnoloo, AM·FM 1981 Cemaro c:h.,cotlur•y. PS. AM-FM Cllll'ttl, tltt ltHrtng. new cerp.tlng, nM tWM, lir, 2 dr coupe. V-8 engine. exctlltnt condition ti ,IOO firm . Ctll fi14 -•4t · 817B anytime ._ow 417S Nitrogen 11men tenk , 1200. ce il 448·0122 lifter 4 p.m. cyl .. lttndlird 1hift. can after 8 :00. 1985 Plymouth Dutter, AC, AM·FM atereo, ./ lpOft wt!His, only 15 ,000 mllet, N,500. C1M 1982 Handt C8 , 710 , with eiC1r•. 2,800'rfti. •1410 . 1914 Atbbh GL. 4 clr.. AC. ttc. 19 .000 mllu. t5 ,800 Cetl CMHtte. auto trent. duel a• .... ~ •• *8,895. Coli 114-379· 2122 For 1111 n Chwy Scotldllt. y, tan plcltup, PB, PI, 3 opd ., 1300 Ctll 11··""1·3127. 71 Dodge Club clb 4x4. tnow plow, leO lf'CI- euto, PI, PI, •ir, pelnt. tlr•. IPOk• wh ..... brlk11, gMr•. lodt·out•. •e.2oo n• -oll... 1981 Det.,n 810 mulmum. ..1 whh plow. n.aoo .. optione. NAD .,GII•tld tuctlon illto 71 Dodge 4x4 tUIO, PI , new paint, wkle poolco *4. 780 . To' of lint. Clll PB, 3fi0 IPQke w . 14,110 or bel1 114·441-1107. Offlr, trtde for boat, R.V. tpOrtl 1971 Ford Pinto. 4 c:yl.. euto· cer. plan• or IMtd In Odia Of Muon County. Pmett owner. m~tlc. aereo, cu..ne. tow miiNge, new · tlra1 . Allllng caiii14·.WI ·2746.8 t750. Loollt tinct Nne good 66.000 mllto . CoH 814·441· 1 Ill Chevrolet 2 ton tNdt. 28 3 :.t onglno. 47113. .wu. 1182 Chevette . low ml*, UOO.OO.Celll1•·247- Jotln DHre model 50 m1nu,.. epreedtf UOO Almost new ftrmwegon 16 ft •bed, uted poll tlo1e d~O" 3 pt .. IS ft . 3 pt. bNih hog ntw t460 . 1 let new 1tock rackl tor aft pick-up truck .14 ft. aklninum Jon boet, Uk1 new with or without moto r. Singlt14 ln . 3 pt plow, 3 pt . .,b1C1il1r. Raben Hill, Recine, Ohio Cal *3250.' Good cond. Clll 114· 24S-1:110. 11171 Ford pk:k-up. Good work Well. Ca• 114·112·1192 or 19n Ford von n .eoo. 1173 GMC plcltup MIO. 1814 t;,..,. MIO. 118) Hor1d1 8-1tr *300. 1178 Hondo CM ·188·T M75. Coii814·367·DB41 . 1878 Dodgt D·IO Spo ... tmtll tNcit, n .ooo m111o. oildlna blc:lo gtltl, IUNOof, 8 JPIId , •lnd- 814-949-2013 . ml~t . 3020 JohnDHrtTractor. Excellent condition 2 uln low boy tr~iler . Ctll814·992 ·7401 . 1971 FUf'( *600. COiii14·38B · 9301. Mueie Ferguson mod•l 42 7ft. mowing machin• t400 . Rossi hay rake t200 . BtrmHI' 7 h . f'IIY condition If •160 . Allequlpment in ex:c.lltnt condition Call814· 742-2753 . Vena & 4 W.O. podotiQO, tlloy whtolt, running bo.ds. b.t liner. 11~ng t9 ,100. Mev lrld• for okler 4WD PU. C.H 114 -.WI-7127. taw 1178 T;t•• runt gOod. mtke good car. Cl fi14 -441 · 1976 Ford, four whltl drtYI. % ton, ~~~nderd ehttt, n .ooo.oo. ftlr cond, 30o4-418· 1853 . • •· 12,888. Ctl 614·379· 21'22. , '78 Chtv Luv 4x4, 4 cyl. 4 tt>lltl. new cerpl'l, paint tnd Uret, 15 , 000 ectual mil•• · U .400.00. 304·111·4181 . *1 .000. Ctlil14·378-2430. 74 1980 Plymouth C•mp, .,nroof, good conclttlon . 11 ,100. Cell 19n Cem..a , t1 .000 ., 4·2111·8278 . lntlf!letlonel 3PO Utility Ford 309 Corn Plenter. 1 niW 11 dB tractor rim . Loiaer fill M111it Ferguaon, fOfd •nd lnttmltionel. 310 New Holland- Beier. Single end double Cultlptcker. 1872 Pin..~od running c:ond., Before yoo buy your npt triCtor , Ott ttlt belt price, Siden Equip· rnent Co~TC~.,Y. Hender10n, W. v• . 304-676-7421 . Pole Buikllng Special. many cotore tnd llz11, Clll tor low ,..len . 614-245-9141 . Ducu-AIIis IIWn end terdtn trectore and equipment. Iefort you buy chedt whh ut on the f'loreepower you Mad . We htve Motorcycles B. 10. 11,13. 14 , 11 ,17, 191n different aize1 end mower wklttls. Wa hewe conipectdl••l 1ractorsln Hp rtnge 18. 21. 32 . Buy whtrl you can get IINiOI .-.d plrtl Ketfers SlfVice Cen· ter. St Rt . 87, Point Pl ...lnl and Riplev Road. phone 304- 896 -3874 Duete-AIIis Trectors and ~erlh Equipment. Don ' t buy btfort you ghle Ul 1 try, wt can N~t you money on wary dul, ptu1 buy where you can 011 pl_.lfs and NrVIc.. See our new mo&3811i . 4 row .corn ptantert, thllf have bean t•ttd for 4 .,..,,_K..tlf'l Servica c.,ttr, St. At. 87, Point Plutlnt end Rtptey Roecl. l)hOf'll 304-885·3174 . 1982 Vtmtht Vltlon 150 with bPr•1 8300 mtt.a. *1 .900. cell 814-448 ·118•3 efter 1:00 PM. - o btttMy. *210. COl 814· i81·8870. 197e Pintowegon. C1ll 814· 251·1152 . 1910 HtriiiJ Davieon. Good corrd .. f2.SOO. Cei 8'4·387. 7231 . t984 Pontiec P1ristenne nati· onwegon, fully load... uc . cond .. to~ mi111Qe. Call 814· 1881 Chevette: auto., air, PS , ~'"· *2.000. Coil 114· 379 · 28~2 . 14,000 mi.· 18n COf'clobl. 1ut0. 11r. PS, PB. PW,' niW tlrH • paint, .,arg, Ctli 11·· 378 ·2812. *1 .300 .. 61.000 mi. toolo. Coli 11 4-.WI· 70111 . 71 Ce11alcadi cemp1r, 29 h , good condition. bldroom. full beth, ewning, •II mo-tm conwenlenc:et. .5.800 Ctll 81 4· 448·0833 . 1174 Stercrlft foldout camper, 8. con.,tete with atove , ice box. lights & link. axc eond . al~~pa lltt now. Coli 114·38B·9766 u .eoo .oo. 304-882·2135. S1:rv 11:es 1979 Monte C1rto Lllnd•u. 1111, XR1 OOR motor cycle. u:c oond. •eoo .oo. 1873 cu&o Boetlend 76 114-892·31115 illt• 5 PM Motore for Sale Hare•. IIddie • bridle for 1111. f300 . Coli 814·317-7770. Thr" year old Rtgilt•red femela Ouert., harM Call 814•2156· 1666 or 114·44S-9635 . · • · 1t ft. Tomboy btu bolt. 1117• IOHP EvtnNde, lott of erttrat. 114·VVZ ·1722 """' 1 '00 p.m. 1971 ·botitt Dt" UIIO. 304· 88~·3138. \··~ 1711 ' 1 1178 lttrcl'lft caprl wfttolll HP 'EwinNdo. Vory aood oon-n, f'\OOf· Ctl 814·448·2, s•. Toyotll CeUae. •xc cond, 11 ft. "'·" 10 ., 10 Evinrucfe. N.W . .tl. hievy trill•. E.otlent condlt~,.. t190Q\ 114 ·H:f· phono 304·111· 200& tlto• 818101'114·892·7000. ltkfo• ·n 4 :00PM. ----~----~\ LN. \ FOSTER~ ' ~ Vinyl Aep•ir S...vice Home, bulinlls 6 1uto Stating, Man • 811. 8:00-6 :00. For dttalla cell Henrv. 814 -379·2530 or 814- Roofing , •kltng, remod11ing , JNMntlng hou ... end roofl, end gtn•tl r1pelr. Eatlmat•. ull 304-8'76-2398 or 114 -446 · 2464 . FlttY TrH Trlmmint. ttump remo"•'- Cell304·875-1331 . RINGLE&'& SERVICE , expe· rtenctd Clfl)lntlr, tl~rtdln . muon, painter, roofing Unclud lng hot ter eppllcttlon) 301· 576·2088 .. 816-7388. Sttrlls TrM and Lawn SerVIce, Roctrv or cllblt lool drilling . Excavating General Hauling Jemu Boya w1ter St~lce Al so pootafilled Call814-266-1141 Of 114·448 · 1175 or 614 -448- 7911 . • Co•l. lim•tone. arsvel, etc. Delivered 1 ton and up Jim Ltnier, 304 ·876·1247 or 87 5- 7397. 8'1.,. Upholstery • TAl STATE UPHOLBTEAV SHOP 1183 Sec. A"'·· Oellipolla 614 ·446-7B33 o• 814-441· \,) -;; 18';;:3";3;-;,;::-:-;::--;::--:--- R • M Furnitu re MartufKtuflng ~~- Af. 7, Crown City Otl C11i OU·25d~ 1470, call Eve B1o4 . 441 · 3439 Old & new Uphosttred. · --~-------- '-====------ - - Et'ening Television L i s ! i n g s _ . . . . _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FRIDAY 4/4/86 379·2636. Hlfdwood FJooq, Stndlng & r.tlnlatllng. Perk It end touna• & groov1. Fr• 11timet11, ref•en· Ct1 IYa"abll. Willard • Oevld Bltnktnlhip, 114-448 -0281 or 814·448-4047. Commerciel & r~~ldantill · \ ·~ 'l L.;-;;;::· ==c.;. - _ _ ____::;'"""!' 8 :30 8 :00 D CII NowoC8nte• (]) OrHn Acrei CIJ Q (I) (Ill Nowo •I)J foil ffi Dllt',.nt Strokoa (I) 3-2· t, Contoct (CCI (lD EyewltneiS News Cl]) Hotho Yoga , (j]) Good Tlmoe a,o& Cl) Andy Grlfll1h 8 :30 D CII NBC Nightly News (I) The Rifleman C1J III-«2J ABC News ;,tm1l) One 08y at a Time Ill Cll® CBS Newa (]) Doc1or Who Cl]) Body Elewlc (i)l Jefferaona ' 1IJJ NBC N-o 6 :36 (5) Corol Burnen 7 ,00 CII PM Magazine (I) Alloo Smith and Jones , @ SpoouContor (]) Ent•rta inm6n1 Tonight Interview with Te d Danson CI> Jeff•raone 0 CIJ (Ill Wheel of Fonuno (I) Nightly Bualneao Repon iJlD Eyewltne11 News (i]) MacNeil -isehrer New ah · (!) Top Rank Boxing from A11on11c City, NJ (I) Ill <W M•. Sunoh lne Paul lands 1n B p ote nti a lly h umiliatin g Si tuation w hen he is t nsp ~red to make a d ate w it h a bea utiful bu t a n11!.9_onist iC wom an . 0 CJJ (JD Dolloo (CCI Man finds a ca che of emeral ds, Do nna a nd Ray learn tha t To ny doen 't want them to adopt h1m, and J erry Ke n d e rs on presS ures Sue Ellen about thei r ralat1ons h1p [60 min) (]) Statewide (]]) Or•et Performances. To tho Lighthouse [CCI A mother'S love keeps her fa. mily together e ven after he• dee1h. [2 h" .) [R). 9,30 (l) Ill 1!2> Joo Beoh [CCI (I) Woll St,..t Week LouiS Rukeyser analyzes th e With a wee kly re v1ew of econom1c and Inves tment matters. 10:00 (Ill Mloml Voce Crock ett and Tubbs are asStgned to protect a poh tt· cally outspoke n Lati n Amen can auth o r sched uled to add..-ess Cong ress {60 mm , In S tereo . C3) CBN News Tonight (J) III (J}) Tho Fall Guy [CC) Colt wins the contr ac t s fo r two prp wres tl er~ tn a poker game and enlists th e athlete& in he lpin g him track down a bail-jumpt ng counterfe ite r. (6 0 min) fl) ('f) Odd Couple 0 (J) @I Falcon Crest (CCI Angela mem es Pe ter after learn~ n g th e true reaso n why he took her S30 m illion , Jordan re fu ses to c on ttnO e with he r therapy , and -Ma g gie is d l,turb ed by J e ff s prese nce tn th e valley. (6 0 mm .) ( §) Boswell for the Oefoll!!llnse YoUng att o rne y J a mes Boswell defe nd s e butche r acc used of theft. d e sptte .... h1s ,f a ther's ObJ ecti on s (90 m our C8 ()}! 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In Ste re o . {ti l MacNeil-Lehrer Newsh our • 1111 Wash ington Week In Review (CC) Paul Duk e Is JOtned by top W as hmgtd n JOurnali sts u na ly zmg th e w~ee k ' s oews . tl4l MOVIE : ' Pris oner of Sltcond Avenue• · mm.) 1 0 :60 (Si NIQh1 Tracks In S te reo 11 :00 D l 2 I NeweCenter (l l Girt from U.N.C.L.E. <•! Iii (I I 111 11~ 1151News fll 17l Bonny Hill Show '\ 8:05, 15 1 NBA Booketball: New York at Bo11on (11) Evewltnees News (111 Newswatch \ \ • The Tonlgh1 ® WKAP in Clnclnno11 fl) (l)@ Toxl 0 C1J MOVIE: 'Sundoy In New York' (I) SCTV (}]) Sneak Prev iews Hos ts Jeffrey lyon s e nd M1chael Medved pr ev iew to day 's hone st f1l ms CIJ [j]) ABC Nowo Nlghtllne 1B1 Troppor John, M.D. 12 ,00 CIJ Bo11 of Groucho Cll Qymnootlco: McDonald's International Mhced Polra Champjonshlp (J) En1erUininent Tonight lnten11ewwith Ted Danson fl) ffi MOVIE: 'Dooth Race 2000' CIJ Auatin C ity limlta: louiM Mandrell I M•l McDaniel @I MOVIE' 'Ono Million . Years B.C.' 111 1!2> E.}'o on Hollywood 12,30 D CIIlBI Frldav Nlgh1 Vi· deos In Ste reo CIJ Bill Cooby Show (£) ABC News Nightline Ill CI2l Newo !BI MOVIE ' 'Tho Thiel Who Came to Dinner' 12:50 (]] Night Trackal n S1e reo. 1,00 CIJ Doblo Gillis , (I) Puttln' on the Hits . Ill 1!2> CNN Headline Nows ~ :30 (I) Father. Knowa B~at ® News ···® MOVIE: 'Vampire LOv· era' 2'00 D ill NowoCenter · CIJ 2 · 15 2 :30 3 ·00 700 Club @ Mazda SportsLook fl) <JJ MOVIE: ' Panic in Needle Perk' ® CNN Headline News 00 SportsCente..- CIJ MOVIE· 'Wo<ld lo • Ran. som' @J Golf: Greater Greensbo..-o Open (Ill TV Honor - loty (]) WtH'Id Championship W•Htllng 8 :30 D CII (Ill NBC Nows a,os tiNC.~ta" 00 ~1UCon11r CII IIl CI2l ABC Nowo D (I) Concern by .THOMAS JOSEPH 43 Enc ourage ACROSS « Berlin J D ick and obstac le Jane's dog DOWN 5 Sonora {fill Eyewitnesa Newe Cl]) This Old Hou .. [CC) 7 :00 D CII Too Cloao lo• Comfort ill Campblollo • 00 Au1o Rac ing · a~: Noscar Late Model Sportsmen Indian CII Q (I) (Ill H11 Haw fit ffi Small Wonder (JJ Wild Am• rlce (]D Wheel of Fortune Clll NeWlon's Apple [CCI The faul t !tnt in Californi a is s tu filied . then Ira Fl atow ta kes a look at bats . 7,30 111 1!2> Solid Gold 9 It's a Living m CII School Buchanan High ill Quno of Will Sonnott fll ffi Ira a Living ([) Profilae of Nature llD Joopeidy · 8,00 (I]) Wild America (!)) At the Mo~,~ .. , D (])CIJ Oimme a Break In Stereo. ho rst> 23 Spoil 25 WiJw's Flags' 4 .30 (3 ) MOVIE' 'The Weopon' SATURDAY 4/5/86 EVENING 8 :00 1. D (:!) NewaCente• (3 ) Gunsmoke (6'1 0 (*l lll lf~ News fD (7 ~ National Aerobtc Championship . ( i ) Masterpiece Theatre: By 1ha Sword Dlylded (CCI Pan 2 'of 9 Two families f1nd themselves on oppos - , tt e sides of a war (60 mm) 11 Q) CBS News (11) Hou11 for All Seasons l1,4l Fame " Honnoh' [CCI crJ MOVIE: 'Mi•oclo of the Heart: A Boyatown Story' U (I)® Crazy Like a Fox 1nulctin f( 30 Ttit•morhl(l 32 Scotto's field 33 Arazilian seaport 37."0h, You lleautiful 39 Fairy QU('('n 40 Pledge dE'$'rtplivc 26 - esprit h -+-1-27 S -s haj:W'fl ill MOVIE' 'Foth"' Goooo' (l) Ill (W MOVIE: 'Cha•loy f11 pNiod 31 ti t·orgc C. sc·nu Olm 34 Al astair 'i}fli}N} !'¥)~ ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD OAME ~ ~ ~~ · by Henri Arnokl and Bob lee Unecrambfe thnoll!!ll four JumtM!. to each square, io form lout ordinlll)' word s. set the dltt! ont1 letttf 35 Author lA'VIII 36 f<,onlprmt 38 (hit' l)'p(' or hand 40 l'ruhihll 41 A:; nr nnw I . AZIME--J.,~....,....., 42 VIII("('CI I··-·--I I --t] DAIL\' CR YPToQUOTES - Here's how to worl< il ' ·-- AXYDLB AA XR ls LON G F EI.LO W .usC<! Strangl•r' (R) INN Newo 4 :00 (R) MOVIE' 'Agelno1 All Curiosi ty 2 Op p6site " - House .. 3 Deliver an address 13 Palm leaf 4 Scottish 14 Thin layer ..-ive r 15 Cartoonist 23 llreed 5 Touc h Oliphan t o r sheep one's cap 16 Ltquo r 24 Calir. city 6 Tootll 17 Oetectlve substancf" 25 Compose [sl. ) print 18 J)ellver 7 Horde..26 lnebrratr 8Mimic from 27 Narcotic II Weak memory 20 Soul (f'r ) 12 Shoela•·e 28 Ge m 29 Gre< k 21 llihliral 16 Tea"" lt•Uf'r hrothcr 19 .lalopy 22 Poo r R•c• ' I -rhe Old 9 ls r3l'li dance 10 Belush;'s lRl Comedy B•e~tk 3 .30 fl) ('f) MOVI E' 'Tho Boston l14l Newa 10:20 (!f) Hoa•n·a Heroes 10:30 (3 J·TojBe Annou nced fll [7 til !\IN News m· (Ill Show Tonight's guests are Charlel Grod tn, Yako" SmirnoH a ttd Katnne and the Wa"oll!!lll. (60 min) In Stereo (!) Sport•C•n1ar ill 700 Club m 7:0 ~ !BI WKRP In Clnclnnotl 11 :30 D (j]) Well St..., Week Loui s AuJteys er analyzes the '80's with B week ly review of econ o mi c and i nvestment maners. 9 :00 0 (])(Ill Knigh1 Rider Mo· . c hael battl es an exot1c '\loo doo pnncess' who ha s the ab11ity to t urn men tnto robots (60 m 1n) In Ste reo . EVEN INO 7 :30 ill Flipper (I) Ill <W Mr. Solved•,. ICC) \ " F'CfW\5CN 'IOt..IR BALL..OON, 1·11 4-237·0488, d"'f o• night. *1710.' Col ofttr 1,00, 114· 1885 Chevroltt CltaHon. 10.000 mlltt. 4 door, euto., AC, tilt. P1rt of 11t1te. mutt HH. C.l f EXPECTED scw.ETHINGMORE SCIENTlFIC Tl-IAN THAT. T FALL 6TAAI6HT DOWN AND LANDON MY HEAD. Unconditional Nfet lme guartn · , tM. Locat rtf«tnctt turnlthed FrM lltimatea. Call colltct 1874 Z-211 . Good thope: Now motor. f1200. c.n .. et T tnd G Auto Bel• under Pomeroy MtiOft Bridgt. WHAT oo-,.r:;u OOWHEN ICE BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 86 '81 Herley Davld10n, tow rid•. uc oorMI, low mll11, cel1 1fter 1910 Bulci: RIYiw•. Tot81tlect:· ric, exc. oond., ti,IOO, Cllf 1-'DW COME":! MY MOM MADE HIM LEAYS HI5Ci.OTHE60LJT IN THE 'TOOL. SHED. Home Improvements N1ck and Boz e a ch handl e Hond1 , very good cond. 8'30. 30··118·11481. ' IN HIS LJNDERWEAR ! a random ca s e al o ne to ..00 .00. 304-578-2186. oU1o . ' U80o . COli 114 -8411· 2110 . ' MY OA.D CAME HOME IN HISUI-IoeRWEAR. 81 Good-1 E~ecwating , D11ements. footers. drivlfWeyt, septic tenlc1, ltndacaping . Cell any11me 814· 448 ·4e37, J•mn L. DIVIIon, • Jr. own., , .,. 304· S85· 3130. MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP F'ra::w. HIS FISHIN~ TRIP 446·4477 J , 500 mil••· a xe cond , '74 Bport•r. '7& ChMtt«t, SE11UD IIJ lift ... 1974 Prowl•. 20 tt, •tf con· talned , liMP• tile, good cond, 1888 Hondo Shtdow 1982 Dt11Un 200 BX. t&cild. Good oondklon. Coil 114·892· 1723'1ft• 5,oo p.m. lJ.\ItJ~ I 1185, 21 f1. lunrey Tra"el Trel•. Fully equipped U11d 1 monttl. C1l 814-992-8192 or Wltlt.,do 304-882·2230. 1980 TC3 Horilon. AM ·F"' •.. 5:30 . I ~ 1CO llTitf. Ctll 11C·892·1173 o• 614982·1:101 . 441·2018 . *2300. Coli 11 4-182· 1•01 . SCMETIME~ 1172 Ttg-A-Long t8 ft. trtlltr. Very good condition f1491 . Cor. Fourth tnd Pine Galllpolle, Ohio Phone 814·«fi·3888 or 814- n .eoo.oo. 304·178-n25 EEl\ AND MEEK tfter &PM . U71 or belt offer. Call 114· CIUette. 4 lpt•d, turben Whltlil . In MOIIIflt. concltton. i\LLEY OOP Tent pop-up ctmper. liMps 8, wtth uen•etor, •1 .800 . 810 Rene hhch t125 . R•"e hitch oo,.teta t160 . 12 ' fibervlall bolt tlectric motpr 15150. mite. '77 ICZ1 000 IIJiy drttoetl, """' ioo, MUMERICAL SOUP (for the1 sclewllllc•lnded) 614·441·4897 . and lillY btr, 7 f)C,-PM. ALPHABET ' SOUP 28 ft. executi"e Cilia A motorhome. fully euq5ppld . end extra nice coactt, ha• Dodge ch••il with'"' thtn 32 .000 mll11 . Ctll 1888 Hor~dt 2501our-.,, 2 months otd. fe(ltl und•wamnty, · 83 4:00 col 304-178-7883. AM ·FM ttpt, 10.000 m..1. 1883 Pontitc 1000 . PS, PB, Regtat•ld full blooded ARAB. ~kllng , wtll trlinld Polled puribred Slmmtntll bull, 7 mo. of age. Celllfter 8.00, 814·317· 1171 RO\IIf cemper, 19 ft . """' 8, f1 .80o. Coli II 4 -.wa. 1611 CARTER' S PLUMBING AND HEATING 304·875·11087 - 1178 Dottun 110 4 opel .. HAND IN MARRIAGE I II PR06oAeL.Y IT'S SiZ.E" SlttiU IIIII, ctnopy, exctllent 7.00Q mlloo. •100.00. Coli 304·•2· 2822 . good ClOfld, *1.300 00 firm, Loodod . Good con-. CoN 114.V82· 2724. Livestock wlnc~Mield ..,.. HE'S REAL.I..Y CU1'E!! I WONDER WHA'T' A'T'1'RAC'1'ED HIM MOS'T'? FOR MY c:ondhlon . tBOO. Ctft 614 -38B· 6640 wells completed 11m1day. *1.2110. Coil 114-«I·OB.W ., , Most Pump ulet end tltt'Vice . 304· 814-448 · 71102 . B96-3802 1880 Ktwtllkl LTD 1000. Ex..lltot Condhlon. 304-17S· 82 Plumbing 1433 . lit Heating ' 81 Suzulj 06480. 1.11c cond. 1984 Ford Tempo tuto, air, M . 199. 11B1 Ford Fairmont tuto, t lr, t1 ,UII. John 's Auto Still. ltlltvllll Rd . ERNIE HAS ASKED 79 Motors Homes & Campers ltndoctplng 3DC-576:2010. 1882 Hond1 Magna V-41, 71JOcc, 1.1100 mll11 , axc. cond • 441·4084. - Auto palntint end body work . done to your lltitftction, rt· ceive 10 P« cent oH any JOb Hhadu*l betwttn now end M•y ht. lnturtnce clelma. det1ilint 1nd 10m1 mechltllctl work, fr• Htimttll Cel tor -.ppolnti1Wit 1-304-6715-2883. RON'S Television Servi ce tr"ou• celt on RCA . Quaaer, OE IMCiallno in Zenith . Ctll 1171 Sportlter cu11oml1ed Plint • chrome, 12,100. Ctll &14· 245·9428 oftt< IPM. Cell 614-985·3180 . Ctll 814·843·6165. ' 814,986-4121 . ., 4·2111·1704 . Roto THier·8 Horse Troy- lilt. Electric sttrt. •soo. Roy Gillilan ~TO !<NOW E!N6LI~H. Roger• ltaement Watlf1Jrooflng. 83 Ford F-110 4•4 XLT. CNiM . titl, air, PW, PDC, IUA. full, tank , o5.eoo. coa 114-387-0832. 87 C'hevelle, V·8. 1utomatlc, loti of ••tr11, runs good , 63411 . ........ 304-418 ·1853. 73 1982 Monti Cerlo. Pl. PB, tilt, cruise, AM·FM tttno, t-top, 814-288-8&22 5 ·00 p.m. - COl 814-.W8-11C1 . 81 PontltcPhotf'liaAC.PS.euto bent. 4 door, httchbKit, 1Jl1fl 63 erd 1hift, vlnel •nap top on bed, 197'78ulckCenturywagon, low 3010J D 061111. Sllhr1. Crelm puff farmer retiring . J D Greter Bledt. 1185 . 3 bottom J D Plows, t39& . J D 894-A Rlkt. 189& J D14 -T8tler, tBtB . Catt John Delre Tractor . B30 di11ll . 3 cylinder with bush hog. Tlk, ov..- benk loan . Cell fi14 .U3· [JI E~N'T TRU ~T Auto Repair Wltlt.,dt 304·882·2230. 1331.. 14-441 ·1828. 13 .,.,r old ltlnd•rdbrtd mare, IIddie, bridle, httter. tl70. Cell Oregonwynd CtltlfV Kennel . 81•· 949·2181 . · CFA Himal•yen , P~tllen end' :·-:---,..,..::"~----­ SilmiH klttent. AKC Chow 1I '(llr old Pinto miN. R1110 • pupplft, Ntw puppiM •llil1tn1. nabla C... .ll 014 ·882 · 2210 lfllr Ctli441·3844 olto• 7PM. ntce. rt~l 80.000 ., . . mlltt, *2.710 .00. Mixed hey f1 . bile. Call 814 · e,oo. 614-317·0493 . Autos for Sale ·n Monte c.no. Regltttrtd Hereford Ctttte Bel• ·Jeckson County Hereford Breedm Mtture Butta. Cows with Clfvel, Httftn, FRIDAY, Hay MV COONli<V '~ GOVERWME"-'T FRANK AND ERNIE . 63 64 0493 . 8todc, brick , mort~r 'tnd metonry .. ppll". Mounteln Stitt Blade, Rt. 33. New Htvtn. W. •lz• bole springl' • mettr11a . v•. 304-862·2222 . [utldl f71 . Ctiii14·.WI-0844 King or trlde for anvthlng 10 used Hondt strMt M·C I!IOOcc1200cc all price• . Ping pong table 125 . Ctll lnytime 814· 387·0482 BU-286-8&22 Flirtation end Gunnt Sax tormeta. alz11 7 lind 9. with hoops. llkt new. 30•·871·3189 . V1tlry FurnitUre, new • used Llrge HCtion of quality fum lture . 1218 Ellttrn Ave, Gellipollt s~. 185 Mtll•e "Ferguton\ cab end tractor. Extra nice. Mttlil Ferguaon moWir, 7 ft b,r. •1595 John o....a r1ke t895. New Holltrd 08 bt11t. t895. BN F01d with hlgtl tnd low range. New rubber t llvt t Two 12 plows. 1 295 . 2 row cultiveter t19& 3 point .:ljustable ditc . 12Q6. Pott holt dlog•. • 196 Call GOOD USED APPLIANCES County Appliance. Inc. Good uMd tppMtnctt tnd TV Mtl Open 8AM to IPM. Man thru Stt. 114-441-1199, 827 3rd Ave. Otlllpolia, OH . 69 For Sale or Trade Smith·WHaon .357 meg. Also, Din-Weston .44 meg Cell Troy Bllt Rota Tiller. 8 hp ,U,ed 8 monthl, UOO .OO. 304-1!176· 1n1 . Wuher1. drytt'l, i'lfrig•ttors, ranges . Skaggs Applleneu. Upptf' Rhl• Rd . bttktt Stone Cr11t Mot1l. 814· ... 1 · 7398 77 814-258-6316 3 m'iln out Bui1VIIe Ad . Open 9tm to &pm, Mon. thN Set 114·441·0322 7pm. 862·281JI,ol1tr 6PM. 0131 . •sso 814·446-4169 . 1101 Plld. Ctli .W6-44 11 tltt• \Nice 3 bdr. hou11 full biHmtnt. CA. fenced ytrd , Green School dl1trlct Rt . 141 . t325 plut dep '"'MIIblelmmedletely. Ctll814· LAYNE 'S FURNITURe SofM - end chliFI prictd from •28&. to tl95 . Tlblll, •10 Md up to 11~5 . Hlda·e·b.ds,t390. and up to f!550 ., eofe bedt •145. Recllnen , t2211'. to t375.. Limps from 128. to t126 pc dinettn from t109 ., to435 . 7pc f189andup . Wood ttble witt! li~e ctlelr~ 12815 to .745. Dille •125 up to t375. Hutch•. Bunk bed complete with mettrttHI, t276 tnd up to t3811i . Blby bed I , •110 . . Mlttflllll or box springs, full or twln, te3., firm, t73 . end tel. Queen 111:1, t22&. .!led frtm• . t20 .tnd t25 ., 1u gun • (\Jl1 clbtnets, t350 0 a1 or electric rMlgll 1375. Blby mattr""'· US & •45 , bed fftm• 120, 126, & t 30. king freme t&O . Good HIICtion of bedroom ~itts, rodtltl. metel clblntta. head· botrdl t38 • up '0 tel. unfumlatltd apt ., Cit· p..ld Utillti11 ~id . no children. no pett. Ctii814-448· HS37. 6 Court St 3 bdr Kitctlen furniehld , no pets. eZ50 mo .. plus uti\11181. references & depolit Ctll 814·448 -•928 or 814-.WS -761& 37.9-2220 6481 . 2224. JACKSON ESTATES APART- Uplteir~ H OUI8S for Rent ' MiMed htrd!Noad alibi. f12 per bundle, contelnlng approle. 1 1ft ton F 0 8 Ohio Ptllot Co .. Pomeroy, Ohio. Cell 614 ·992· 61 Hous8hold Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Unfurnithacf 2 bdr in Crown City. Ctl/814·2151·8520. R~nlals B HP Dynam•rk riding lawn mower. 36 in. cut. ~ew b1ttery, new belt. good cond., liking UOO Cell814-388·9080 Prom dreu . Size 5 . Gunne SaM dnlgn. t40. Cell ,8 14 ·949 · 0338 Wanted •pproxtmatety 10 tern vecll'lt ltnd within 20 min. of HMC , mutt heve road fronttge, prefer et leatt ~rtl-'ty wooded. Ce11614 ·246·5890. 7602 . 949· 2471. Tr1iler ..,ace for rent in Mercer· -.4111 on Rt. 218 t70 mo., Including Nrtl w111r. ·Ctll collect 814-983-4814 304·875-1206. Mon .-Fn . 1 or 2 double trailer Iota. acentc, wooded. Sptce for family lnd . 814·94B·2181 . p.ts Cto.. to towp . County wetlr. Ctll 614·24&-6866 or For Sale Hammond Orgen with leaht IPMicer . f500 . Call 814· ., 4·«6 ·0239. 814·«8·3870. Two bedroom tfliler with large edd on room. Creb Crtek Road. 614 · 246 -5062 8 ·00-4 00 Aluminum frame1llding widows with glus, belt offer Call 614-448-0844 or 814·4i'8· 614·992-685B. 7148. Ttvtor 2 tlead toft ttrve tee crttm mechjne. Hot wrap undwich machine, 1 roll ill 3 roll. Cell Point Ple111n1. 1 bedroom apt Adult1 . 2 br. apl. limit 1 child 46' Space for Rent Nicaiy fuml1hed mobile home. eft. tp1 ., central elr 1nd tMat In city, edultt only. Cell 814-448· Real Estate ·wanted Set of 13 lndl slotted chrome llllhHII. phone after 5 :30, 304· Grocery ltOfl equipment Dell 1 HP air compr•tor & rotOtl ller, riding IIWn mower, 30 ' electric r~nge Clll814 ·446 -n67 304-175-1512 otm 4,00PM 1 ecra with wettr. eleetnCity. and aeptlc tenk . On C. R. 1, Stltm Center, 10 minutea from Mjne No 1. 81 4 ·992·2969. 2 year old Klmbal Con110le pleno-exttlltnt condition Ctll 61 cue. dairy can. ctth regis tau . etc Call 814 -246 -6052 8:004 00 Man -Fri. C'AI''fAIN t:ASY Musical Instruments 67 & L1v es lot:k 0482 Auto Parte & Accassorles Ctlil14· 445·0497. Oar-oe doot . 7ft by 9 h All tlardw1re. tlfi. Cell SU -367- APARTMENTS. mobi1e.,homes, ~UHI . Pt. Plen•ntand Gallipolia 614-446 -8221 For rent Sleeping Room• end t;ght hou1e keeping rooms. P~rk Central Hottl Call &1•·4•& - 11. Coli 614 ·388· 9708 614·448·2297. Furnished Rooms 76 All ty_pu used • rebuilt tranamli11iona· trensfer CIHI eoo Owidrivt. front whell • r11r whiel drive. Trene~~tlon ldtl • tork convertll't. All typ• 1ir COR1JNIIOfl 1 to 50 HP, IJ HP ·2 11"1 t1,298 . Ctll 814 - 5 HP rear T1nad tillar like n.w 2807. 45 304-175·7322 . flO. I 0493 Sytytnie 23 inch bftck & white tv. good condhion. UO . Cell 3 BR mobttl home, 314 3rd St , K•nauga, 446 -7473 3897"' 814-245-5223 lfJ HP Hobert m•t grinder, new t!Hd Cell after 6 .00, 8\ 4 -387 - 1 bedroo m furnithed apt 12 m1111 from Pomeroy. Darwin aret. Call efter 6:00, 614-992- 0766. 2 bdr. locttld Evergf'Mn, cttild· ren ecctpted. Ctll 814-. .8· 441·0476 . Computer Radio Shack tls-80 model 4 with tra pmp 120 pr~nter ElCtre TRS 80 min1 d11c dri"e Call 614 -2415 -5052 Mon .Fri. 8 00-· 00 304·«6-B221 *· AKC Poodle puppiH, 2 bltelca with white t75 ••· 2 whit• f100 T H E F¥\RK tNE:l l;()T.J 10 hp Chry.a.r motor b'"''· Efti cilflcy apt 12 milea rroM Pomeroy. Qui't country setting Call814 -992-2807 after 8:00. 876-9780 614·258·1291 . 35 Lots & Acreage ~~:;·4~~:2~~;~· ) X Oo.I~RH ~ARD HIM PL ANNING "TT M EET Hl'S Montrch 1111 Boat with tr,ller, 1974John Duredoz" 350 8 -8 wov Lone "'P"' t - &NI 1. - - - - - -- - L-.====~====T:;:;=::-.;===~~:::-j 268-1906. f A 44 Apartment Good u1«1 wooden p11n1 blnt. 41 !'louses or ent Call Switfler Implement, 814 - f COr II tECTIClfol HERE. IN · HOIOHIVI>f puppy. Y, GOO'i"'f· \1 Peklna••· malt, f21 . Cell 1114· Cl.,k-114·862·1143. 1978 Fo•d Foi•mont Coli 814 - The Daily 5entinei- PeQ11- 11 Motol'l fOr ' Elet:UOIUle VICCUUm CIHnll'l, A-1 condltlon· ttuc hmenu . Avtilable et t72 00. ·C••h Of term• arranged. Ctll 81 4 -245· btckhoe, 1988 GMC 5600 Nri .. \1 ·8 , 5tpd. Cib6chuay, =. Pomerov'7· Middleport, Ohio , Boetl and Sale 76 grooming. Obedience trlfttlng inltructlon. AKC German wireMired Pointlf pupp'-. c.n AKC Reglster.d Be111t Puppl11. Tri -colored. C•ll for lnformatlon Oh 614·261-6930 . 1986 I" ' • friday, ApriL4, 1986 IUC 'I'KAC\' Tlcltfltlcl Ktnntlt. All bnld dog Colil14·261 -6261 PltUic clatem state approved , plt11ic nptlc ttnks. "platte culvert•. metal culvent, 11 caps. Ron EvanaEnterpr••· Jackson , 2 bedroom, Recine area. Cell 41 -ICIT 'N' CARLYLE ®bJ Larry Wrlghl Pets for Sale ~·--------------- 9115 or 304-17&·1799. 876·6540 . Holty Parle 12M&!. 8 x12 E11· j)ll'ldo 3 bedroom, porc h. underpenning, lot• ot ex:tr11. New heet pump. Sell Cheep. 304- 36 66 Fox: Tenltr wormed . hou... Laigest •lection tn are 1 2 and 14 wldet Ftench City Mobile HOIMI, Inc. 114 -441 -9340. 33 Frida~April4, Ohio 268 -1919. o• 814-317·0387 . 441·9340. -~· t.OV! MAY NOT MAl<& 'THE WOJII!L.t::' GO ~OUNC', eUT ~"!' Cl:llrrA INL.Y MAKES MANY' P&OPI.E'THI=> . IPINGYTj rJ r r I I II Now arrange the circled le tters to fofm the surpnse aoswer. as suogesled by the abOve cartoon. Prfnlanswer here: ( Yostculay's I I XI I ] One le tter stands for a nother. In lh;s sa mple A" for lhe three L's, X for lhe tw o O 's, t'lc Smg lc le iters. apostrophes, the length and lonna li on of t he words a rc nil hinls. Eachdaylhe<'Odeletters a rcd>ffcrcnl. CRYPTOQIIOTF. M S I'II V W I' A 1: N Y A X I' Yt: M V ' I I , .. ~ t: I; I; I . M I> T I> I' T M ·. II Y A '. t-: I' A n v 11 11 <: 1·: (Answe•s tomorrow) 1. 1: U A v A X ,\ Z II I ' 1\1 I I 'I' I 1 Jumbles: DOUBT PLUSH BROGUE SEA MA~ . .Answer Wh at the male o l the species wa s s ufl e rmg ( j t: I. V ' .I( ' I. A I' \ 1: \I H ll X V r\ I trom as htt was abOu t to gel morrlod Yt."Hkrday 'H C ryptoquot 4•: 'l i l t-: l•'INI•:s· l' ·WI llt l•s IN ~~S£ BUMPS Ti lt: WtiiU .I> Al!t: ONLY VA IN ~t>IIN I>S. W " 'Ill' . <'ANN! IT Cl IMI'I!t:llt:Np 'I'! lt: M. · 1 ANA'l'l >1.1-: I-'ll AN t 'I•: �'·. Ohio ·' .Century-old skills offered TI!Ink .ll!!ck ,.. back to a time wb!n brave pioneers Wl!l'e blazing new trailS across Jbe n11111ed w!lderness.,~ · back to when survival meant Uvlitg ctf the land and utUiz~ng skills handed down througb generations. Buckeye 'n Molly bring fhat past to life. Completewlthrostumesand authentic artifacts cf. the time, . these two "woodswomen" ronduct I'Eill-Ufe portrayals d. Hfe In the . 18lls. ,Their first-person yarri· splnnln presmtatlons take. yoo back to the wonders of l!fe IJ!· the ~ in course 4, 1986 1 . wilderness.· . . · . beglil June 16 and run through Aug. . tlon p~kets are ava!lable through Their program, designed espe- 22 on the llOO.acre Bob Evans tbe School of Homestead Uvbtg, ctallyforclllldrm, Ia called "Uvbtg Farm bt Rio Grande. Rio Grande College, P.O. Box 8'l8, Our Herllaie" and Is a new addition · A few of the century:old skiDs Rio Grande, Ohio 45674, or bt Ohio to -the School It Ho!QI!Stead Uvln_g taught btclude coopering, wool call Hffi282-7'.l0l.ext. :f.!5. For calls offered at the Bob EVans Fatrn. spinning, blacksmithing, pewter- outside of Ohio you can contact the The Scbool d. Homestead Uvbtg lng, chair canlng and mmestead office at 614-245=5383, ext. 3:15. Is a SUIIU)'lel' program that ~bes cookery. Each ct. the classes last br Interested Individuals the art d. one week and are taught by the Early American homesteading region's llnest artisans. Reglstraskills. tlon fees ran(le from $45 ilf . Sponsored by ·the Rio Grande furniture ·refinishing to $:!JO for College and Community' College traditional long ·rlfte ronstructlon. To 1md • beautifully and the Bob Evans Farm, the 21 · The CllSt rovers blth tuitl:m and dt.•llftr.d fu nenl arranv-ment, jusl call courses lltfered through the School .. supplies. · or rl•ll Uvlng arran(lements can be made . with area motels and campgrounds. Free brochures and! or rEglstra· ' A better way at RGC~CC -Page 8-l REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS Area deaths granmon, Joseph W. Young, Ma· son; a sister, Mrs. Gorma Bumgarner, Mason; a brother, Chester Leola Roush, 69, of New Haven Oliver, Clifton; and several nleces died Friday morning at Pleasant and nephews. Valley Hospital. Funeral arran~­ Funeral services will be Sunday ments are Incomplete, but wm be at 1: ll p.m. at Folglesong Funeral' announced . later by Folglesong Horne with the Rei(. George Funeral Home. Hoschar and the Rev. Ja~ts officiating. Burial w!ll folki · In Gertrude R. Young Sunrise Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the tune I Gertrude R. Young, 68, Mason, blme Saturday from 2-4 and 7-9 was dead on arrival Thursday at p.m. Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born March :15, 1918 In Graham rt:======::::::~~ Station, she was the daulibterotthe GRAVELY TRACTOR ~~\~~rge w. and Lena L. Clark SALES & SERVICE She was a member d. tbe Mason ,206 Condor St. Veterans of Foreign wars AUXI· Pomeroy, OH. 1 p 1 """" Phone 992·2976 ary' OS "'""'· $ She Is sufl(tved by her husband, PIING AND SU-I HOVIS Charles Joe Young; a daughter, 9 :'sll, M0 51,•.·,·•,•0• 1 Sherry R. Young, Mason; a Maj()rs-open ·Monday . William A. Rusher discusses providing for the elderly -:- Page A-2 AEP readies new coal laboratory facility in area - ·Page A- 7 llomeslead Uvlng thai teaches EaJV American homelltewllng sldlk. Offered al lhe Bob Ev8115 Fann, ''Uving Our Her!ta«e" provides clllldren a reai·IUe portrayal of life In the wUde..- In lhe 183ls. Benefit game Saturday Eight people fined A benefit basketball game between coaches of the Meigs Local School · Dlstrlct and the Meigs Jaycees wUI be heid at 7:30 p.m. Saturday In the Meigs gymnasium. Proceeds from the game as well as proceeds from the food booth will go to the Keith Oller Family wbl lost their home by fire recently. Admission Is donation of $1 but fans attending can make larger contributions to the family at the door If tbey Wish. Eight defendants have been fined In the court of Rutland Mayor James M. Fink. They are Charles L. McKnight, WeUston, 37; Mabel L. Carter, Athens, $47; Clarence J . Williams, $li; Willie Parker, Jr., Bluefield, W.Va. $40; ScottMertiit, Chillicothe, $.16; RandY W. Corso, Washington, Pa., $46, all on speed· ing charges; Larry Ball, Langs· ville, $36, aswred clear distance, and Ciaincy L. Webb, Athens, $150, !allure to control. Court aclio1111 filed Goepel sing planned ' A decree for judgment, lorecJo. sure and sale has been flied In Meigs County Common Pleas Court In a case by Diamond Savings and Loan Co. against Robert T. Southern. A case flied by Debera J . Snyder agalllst Paul R. Pullins, et al, has been dismissEd with prejudice. Emergency squads answer nine calls . THE GRAVELY SYSTEM I sannere an au •SEEDS •FERTILIZERS NIW SPRING SEEDS HAVE . ARRIVED . SUGAR R'UN MILLS Pl. 992-2115 180 MULIEIIT AYE. ., POMEIOT, OH. Ibo:> "Sunrise Quartet;" Chester, be singing at an old fashioned gospel sing at the Columbia Chapel Christian Church, Sunday alter· noon, at 2 p.m. The church Is located on Rt. 689, east of WUkesvUie. Eugene E. Underv.ood, minis· ter, Invites the public. Velerans Memorial tmts - 4 cyl., 4 sp: trans .. body side mldg., speed control, AMIFII cassette, styled road wheels, Pre. sound system, power door locks. power steering, power brakes, interval wipers. 6794 PER MONTH lO.SO% APR, 60 months, lixed paymtnt. variable rate. Payments include: 5% sales tax, title fee, credit life and accident anv health, $1000.00 -down or net equity trade-irr. GRE·AT SELECTION OF ESCORTS & TEMPOS 15. TO CHOOSE FROM :131 JACII50N PIIE · RT.:IS WEST " -.... , I -~ -.. . ~ PEOPLES vou don 't netc1 a 10rrune teller to m.ak! aiOrtune ... tustsomesmart with'a BANK TOP DOLLARS FOR YOUR TRADE-IN planning ancl our ta.-red ·I.R.A. vou11 earn hlglllnterest !that's also taw cloftrred until you start wltttarawlng frOm your ~count I and save a Sl!:a~M 1um for r!tlrtment. Stop In tOday ancllet us give you tno facts. • • • RECENE FINE CRYSTAL D'ARQUES GLASSWARE . OR A CASE KNIFE FOR EACH QUALIFYING IRA. COME SEE US FOR DETAIU)! Member FDIC . 4PRil fOOtfDA COlliNG 111011: ' ftl6IIIIWIE 011 ELII ST. PARt 2' • PEOPLES-·BANK llcantl S111tt ...... VI. 773-5514 11 Soctiono, 1& A Muhlmodlo Tax revenue aids village • street repair By NANCY l'OACHAM good portion of the three-quarter 'flmes.&ntlnel Staff mile long road. Street workers ha:ve POMEROY - A$ far as Jack also trimmed trees and cut brush Krautter Is concerned, Pomeroy's along both sides of Martin Street one percent Income tax has made It and &'1/eral other village roads. possible for the street department Another major factor contrlbul· to make some much needed lng to village street Improvements Improvements within the village. has been til! hiring of additional "The main thing Is that we (the fuUtlme workers. Before the In· street department) actually have come tax, the street department money to work with now," Kraut· payroll consisted of Krautter and ter, Pomeroy street supervisor and two other employees. With the a 13-year village employee, said ol income tax money, vlllage council tbe Income tax revenue. "Now we was able to hire three more full time can affond to buy blocks and cement street workers. when we need them. Beforewejus1 With til! additional manpower, had to pick up bricks here and there Krautter has already been able to wberever we could find tbem." sweep up and remove all the Krautter and Pomeroy Council· cinders used on the streets this man Bruce Reed admit that In the winter tlr snow removal. This was past, there have beeri many streets a job that In the !BSI took most of wlthill the village that have virtu· the summer to complete. ally been _neglected. Krautter noted that the vUiage "But not because ~e wanted to was able, for the first time, to affond neglect them," Reed said. "We just salt for snow removal. coukln't affond the. kinds of repairs Reed points out that the vUlage that some streets·needed:" was.'praised by residents for Ill! One of those long neglected dfective snow removal during tbe s1 reets In Pomeroy was Martin ' winter months. Street, which for some Ume, the Residents have also hallro the b1reet department has always Slreet department for the neat and repaired as best It could by ·well-kept appearance of Ibe obtaining !tee "pit run '' from the ·riverbank. county gravel pit In Apple Grove. When .the village had only three The village had to pay t> have the street department employees, ~t run hauled to town - a costly Krautter says It took all summer to situation when funds were low. clean up the cinders and keep up But now, with revenue coming with the mowing as weD. Into the street department from the "Right now · the streets are as Income tax, Krautter and his crew clean as they've ever been," have heen able to make some Krautter added . . noticeable lmprovemen ts on MarHe also noted that Increased tin Street. Including llmestoning a revenue In the street department Coroner says no foul play in area death POMEROY - Meigs Coonty Coroner Dr. James Conde Satun!ay Issued a · sta Iemen! expla.inJn& aspects of the death of Franklin Douglas, 88,' PagevUle Road, Pomeroy. Dr. Conde said: "The recent death of FrankUn Douglas, Ill, on Match 29 has been Investigated. and It has · been determined that there Is no evl· dence that his death was caused by any physical violence Inflicted upon him. "Mr. Dooglas was found by the . roadside In rront of his home on lhf mornllng <1 March 24 by a bus · '":::":.liP f driver passing by. He was taken to ....;•!:. Veterans Memortal Hospital where !;!:f.~ he subsequently expired on March ~~~~~~-.:.:;.~~-:--:--~-~~;_-:-....;~":':':....J 29 due to pneumonia and exposure. NO WNGER NEGLECI'ED- Martin StrEet m provldedthefundstolmprovetll!~partmeutandtll! "While II! was In the hospital, Pomeroy went neglected for many years because the services It provides. 1n the above photo, left to light, according to family memiErs who village lacked malnlalnanoe funds 1n Its street are Reed, Steve TaUerson, a street department visited and talked with Mr. DIN· ~partment. According to Pomeroy CouncUman employee, and KrauUer, surveying brush cultlng gJas, he had denied Ihal ~e bad been Bruce Reed and Jack Krautter, village street efforts by the department on Martbt Street. a viCtim cf. any physical violence. supenolsor, the one pereent _vDlage lnoome tax has "Due to the unusual manner In which Mr. Douglas was found, ·a has enabled the v!llage to blacktop maintain existing depar tment provement within the departm n preliminary Investigation has been severa l roads, paint and repair equipment. was an employee pay :. ra!{e, 1 st perlormed by Harry Lyons ·of' the guard ralls, p.~rchase hand tools The village also blacktopped year. "The first raJse.tn six ·years, '~ . . i')jelgs County Sheriff's Departand mowers and also repair and several streets. Another vital lm· pointed out Krautter. (Continued on A.J) . Philippine rebels detain U.S. soldiers WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Armed re~ls or>eratfug In most of the Phlllpplne rebels claiming to be Philippine's 74 provinces. members of the communist New The unarmed servicemen were People's Army detained lor ·:ai on a "humanitarian" mission blurs 10 U.S. servicemen on a March 13-15, smrchlng for an historical search mission and re- alleged World War II US. military leased tllem unharmed, a Pentagon airplane crash site In the north spokesman says. central province of Luzon, Lt. Cmdr. Ross Kudllck said Friday. The incident marks the first time Kudllck said the group was American soldiers have been re· Investigating reports of the crash ported captured by the New site and searching for human remn People's Army. which has 16:00J Nueva Vtscaya province before ' being directed by l:>cal residents to demands and voluntarily released the town of Ableg, In Kalinga· them unharmed, Kudilck said. Apayao province, -Kudllck said. , He said It was not lmmedlately On March 15, the ~am lound the·,· known how many rebels were · crash site and was on its ,way back .: lnv~lved . to the United States' Clark Air Base The Amerlcail group consisted rJ when they were lnt~rcepted by a six staff memhers from the Army group of armed Filipinos, claiming Central ldentlftcatlon Laboratory to be rebels with the New People's In Honolulu, three servicemen froq~ · Army. ClarklnthllPhUippines-lncluding ·• The Flllpinos held the U.S. team two explosive ordinance speclallsts lor :a; oours, questioned them about and one historian - and a the mlsslon, but made no apparent Phillpplne Interpreter. G-J·M 648 ·Board seeks community support for programs ONlY $ -~· 4524 -Page A-3 EditOrial ................ :..... A-2 Sports .......... :... , ......... C·1·8 CopyrighWd 1986 Will Adn'llsslons .. Robin Southern, Pomeroy; Lenora Betzlng, Pozne. roy; Douglas Burns, Langsvllle; Harley Jones, Racine; Tosha O'Neil, Racine. Discharges .. VIctor Neu tzllng, Betty Crites, Ora Mortis, Hollie Green. Ohio weather: wann but wet ·-··.../ Meigs County [)Qg Warden An· drea Batey ·may be reached at 985-4419in Chester. !laiey will be on duty at the county dog sbelter from 9 to 10 a.m. and 4 to 5 p.m. dally, Including Sunday, to receive or adopt out dogs. (Continued from page I ) ment of Energy. BDM Is working with DOE's Morgantown, W.Va., office to find and utUize natural gas deposits In Devonian shale forma. tlons In the Appalachian neglon. He said his firm Is t:Ylical,of the chan~· from .a manufacturing to service Industry society, an organ!· zatlon lifering high-level assist· ance In engineering, logistics and communication. · "I have a saying at BDM - we havetoplan brthe future, and tll!n go out and buDd it," Harrison roted. Accompanied by hts family at tbe banquet, Harrison said the success ot his company comes from pJinclples he learned on his parents''iarnl.- diversifying what the firm o7llo4 and Investing In Its prople. He dted his upbringing as a . major factor bt his career. Along the Rlver ........... 'B-1-8 Busines8........... ... .. ... .... E-1 Comks-TV ........... .. .. Insert Clllssllleclo! '""" ...... . " ..1»-8 Deaths .......... ............... A-4 Vol. 21 No. 8 Dog warden sets houl'!l Leaders•• · lnside: • ' Leola Roush NEW COURSE - Buckeye 'n Molly's ''Uvlnl Our Heritage" propam Is one of 21 courses available lhrGulht lhe Scbool of . 2212 Jlcklon Annul Point . •• va. 5111 Slntt New liMn, • . VI. . 112-2135 ON ·THE SPOT BANK FINANCINOI By KEVIN KELLY Thnes-Sentinel S&aff GALLIPOLIS - As tbe federal government axes funding for mental health centers and programs, communities inust look Increasingly to their own tax base to lund such programs. , That's til! concern of Dr. Romola Hopkins, director of the Gallla·Jacll,son-Meigs &18 MentalHealth Board, as she and tbe board look at decreasing government money and Increasing local need for programs to address social problems as domestic violence and drug and alcohol abuse, "The mental health system of yesteryea r Is gone," she said. "We need an array of services that are economica lly feasible lor the community tosuwort." Because tbe government never Intended to f:ontlnue lul)dlng regional mental health centers Indefinitely, flopklns and the 648 board have seen tbe share of outside funding that helps operate existing community services dwindle from $1.7 million In 1983 to $761,00J In 1985. Projected decreases wUI place the G·J:M dlstrlct's share at $158,00J In fiscal 1900, sbe said. Faced with this possibility, the hoard Is seeking approval of a one-mlll levy In all three rountles In the May 6 primary to,_restore some of the local funding. The board's last lev)'w~ted down In Gallla County In 1981. The levy would raise a total of $861,00J - $189,!nl from MPigs County, $213,00J In Jackson County and ~.OOJ from CalHa County. The levy money, Hopkins emphasized, Is not to restore tbe old system of 648 board. pperatlons but to have "a stable set of community services addressing problems." Once known for. extravagance, boarq operatiOns have been paired to the bone, Hopkins explained. This was facilitated by moving the hoard office from the buUdlng on 595 Jackson Pike to 414 Second Ave., at a savings of nearly $700 per month, with a resulting decrease In utUity costs. "We have three people here," Hopkins noted. "I certainly have no Intentions of expanding til! staff. I have no need for 12 people. We have operated very judiciously." The board cuJTently contracts with several area agencies, with Woodland Centers Inc. receiving the lion's share of funding , approxlmatel~ $1.2 mllllon, to provide mental health services. • The Meigs County CouncU on Aging, which subcontracts with Woodland Conte~. gets abou I $~.00J from the boand's federal fund. Money the blard receives from Title XX and other categorical federal sources go In part to help the counseling center' at Rio Grande College and Community College, Serenity House Inc., children's cluster support In the three counties, Community Assault Prevention Services In Jackson, the Jackson County Board of Aging, the Child Development Center of Jackson County and Crislsllne. The boand completed a needs assessment that shOwed services are ·lacking In the area for the elderly, chUdren, §Ubstance abuse and domestic violence. While the board's contract agendes currently provide. some kind of ssrvlce to answer. those needs, the board Is charged with creating and funding more comprehensive programs. "NobodY owns any problem," Hopkins said. "We should all be working together to maximize our problems." Hopkins feels the public needs to chan(le some conceptions about mental health. · "When you say mental health, people equate lt with mental illness," she said. "That Isn't true because no one agency can do everything lor everyone. 'l'llat' s mental health because they help, they provide a need . It takes a whOle community effort. Everyone must understand that sound mental health Isn't the prerogative of tbe 648 boand." HMC's linear accelerator . will answer regional need GALLIPOLIS - · As part of Holzer Medical Center's continuing efforts to provide the latest state of tbe art tec)mology In health care, the hospital will soon be able to provide radla lion therapy to cancer patients with a linear accelerator. Announcement of the accelerator was made jointlY by Thomas E . Tope, chairman of the Holzer Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees, Charles I. Adkins Jr.. chief executive officer at HMC and Dr. Charles E. Holzer Jr., president of the hospital medical staff, A Siemens Mevltron 6\}fEV Linear Accelerator WijS 'delivered · last Wedrlesday and thi! lnslallment procedure, expected to last six to eight weeks, has begun. The purchase of equipment and the necessary construction and renova. tlon 'wUI cost $1,416,000, and rildla· tlon therapy to patients should be available by July 15. "To have a linear accelerator at the Holzer Medical Center responds positively to needs of cancer patients In this area," Tope said. ' . "Ours Is the ftrst to be Installed within the J8.county area covered by the Ohio Hilts Planning Agency, formerly Health Systems Agency (HSA I Region VI." Adkins commented tbat alter the necessary Installation period, an additional six weeks will be needed to adjust and calibrate the equipment. " If all goes as scheduled, we wlll meet our mid-July target date," he said, adding that HMC tued an application for the certificate of need to purchase the linear accelerator with the Ohio Department of Health on Apr!l 29, 1985. The certificate. was granted on Oct. 7, 1985, through a notification by Dr. Thomas J . Halpin, acting ODH director. Holzer polnt':V out that five years of statistics Indicate 300 new cancer cases each year In the area served by Holzer Medical Center. "This means a minimum of 6,!XXl treatments per ye¥ with 20 treatments per patient," he said. "Usually trealment Is five days-a week for a minimum offourweeks, or more common, a treatment period covers five to seven weeks." Havlflg a linear aceelerator al the blspltal means patients w!ll no longer have to travel a mtntinum <1 100 miles round trip to Huntington, W.Va., 122 \mlles to Parkerslxlrg, W.Va., or 220 mlles to Columbus for radiation therapy trea tment, Holzer said. Important considera tions In cancer treatment are the age oft he patlen(s, the seriousness of their Illness, the stress factor, InconvenIence br the patient and family to travel great distances lbr radiation therapy, the time involved, cost and Umlted transportation routes. In· staUment of this equipment at HMC will .he lgnlftcant for til! patient and hts or 1\er fa mily In maintaining as normal a lifestyle as possible without the necessity of long distance travel for trealment. Ninety-five percent of radiation therapy will be an outpatient service. • . (Continued on A.J) NEW EQUIPMENT ARRIVI!S - A IJIW'Jir accelerator, a tool in eailcer treatment thai reduces, COIIIImls or destroys CIIIHlel'OWI ceDI, waa delivered lut W~ tAl Rober Medical Center.HMC pl111111 . .I -the_.. of -caaeer lnvel to ColamiJu ar W. to Ule the deYlce lo · pat~en~a who 111111& Vlrllnla to receive c . - tbenpy. IIM<J llldUI plalllll have the aervlce l'l!lldy by Jllld,lulr. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 4, 1986 oliver roush young