http://66.213.69.5/files/original/07addb0b5b91571fa23caf687edceb6a.pdf 600bff73711e33f95e3ef8be64facb23 PDF Text Text ..,_ .....,, ...·-------~- Page- 16- The Daily Sentinel Young killer executed Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio HUNTSVILLE, Texas (UP() Double murderer Jay Kelly Pinkerton was put to death today tor the murder, rape and mutilation of an Amartllo housewife, mal<lng him the youngest person executed since the Supreme Court lifted a ban on capital punishment In 1976. The 24-year-old lxJtcher 's apprentice, pronounced dead at 1:25 a.m. EDT after being Injected with lethal drugs, was the third person executed for crimes committed as a minor since the death penalty resumed In 1977. Pinkerton was 17 when he broke Into Sara Donn Lawrence's home In 1979, raped her and stabbed her more than lJ times with a bowie knife while her chUdren slept In nearby bedrooms. Her throat was Mom." slashed, and she was sexually "llye, J ay," said hls father, who abused and mutUated after her leaned heavily on a metal rail death , Investigators said. throughout the execution. "That man Is an animal," said "I love you, Dad," Pinkerton the victim's aunt, June Morgan of repUed as he lay strapped 1o a New Waverly, who walled at the gurney. prison for word that Pinkerton had "I feel dizziness. I feel dizziness," been executed. "It should have Pinkerton said as the lethal combibeen done a long I !me ago. I'm here nation or three drugs took effect. for Sarah and her babies." Pinkerton cleared his throat and Pinkerton,• who converted to the clenched his jaws several times. He Islamic faith In prison, recited a then y a wn ed a nd stopped chant lo Allah before prtson breathing. officials gave a signal to administer Pinkerton became the 57th perthe deadly drugs. son executed In the United States "Be strong for me," Pinkerton and the 13th In Texas since told his father, Gene. "I want you to executions were reinstated. know I'm at peace with myself and Pinkerton also was sentenced to with my God. Say goodbye to die for the 1910 rape-slaying of AmarUio beauty queen Sherry Lynn Welch, who was attacked and stabbed more than l) times whtle waiting for her hu sband at a furniture store. ' 'The Supreme Coort rejected Pinkerton's 11th-hour appeals twice Wednesday, Including a final appeal written by Pinkerton from a death house holding ceU and deUvered to a federal court In Houston by his mother. In Pinkerton 's l!rst appeal with the high court Wednesday, Justices William Brennan and Thurgood MarshaU voted In fa vor of the stay, against the majority, with Marsh aU citing Pinkerton's age at thetlme of the crime. of the veteran Thursday. May 15. 1986 ·Year Prize unclaimed Editorial on Page 2 CLEVELAND (UP!) - The top· prize In Ohio's Super Lotto . drawing went unclaimed Wednesday night, Increasing the . jackpot to at least $10 mllllon lor next week's game. There were no tickets sold listing all six of the numbers drawn Wednesday, a lo!tery commission spokesman said. The numbers were 5, 9, 18, 29, 31 and 'll. Although the $7.5 million top prtze went unclaimed, 223 players picked five of the rrumbers to win $ll1 each. Also, 9,392players · selected four of the numbers, winning $36 apiece. SIA!ry on Page 4 Daily devotions ! -··I Sennonette on Page 5 ' . .- ' e Vo1.36, No .9 • at y • enttne 2 Sections. 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Sale $16 .37 JUNIOR SHORTS REDUCED 30°/o 113.97 lseacs shorts. 100% cotton and /~;~~~~blends. Choose jams. pedal pu~h~~· c:1 and belted ltyltts. Size• 6 / 6 to 16 / 1 . 95 Stretch Joana .. . Sale '15.37 '«D .!IIi Stretch Joana ... Sale '18 .87 '<!ll .!lli S1retch Jean• ... Sale '20.97 . $12 .00 SHORTS .. .. . Sale ·:~~.c•a 1 14.00 SHORTS .... Sale '1 $15.00 SHORTS ... Sale '11 Stretch Jeona .... Sale 74,, D1g S•l•l GALLIPOLIS - An appeal to an order to schedule a new trial for Charles Lee II has been tu rned down by the Ohio Supreme Court. A ruling signed by Chief Justice F rank D. Celebrezze was received by Lee's attorney, Hamlin King, on Thursday, sta ting that "no subs tan· tial constitut ional question exists" in the appea l motion !!led by Gallla County Proseculor Joseph L. Calp. "We are delighted ," King said. The high court ru Ung paves the way for a new tria l fo r Lee,:!!, Poin t Pleasant, who was convicted on Dec. 9, 1983, In Gallla County Common Pleas Court of murder In the shooting dea th of 17-year-old Barbara Twyman of Rt. 1, Ewington, In March 1983. Lee received 15 years to life foUow1itg a nine-day trial. Lee, then 17, was the ltrst juven Ue to be tried as an adult In Gall!a County. The Fourth District Court of Appeals ruled In January that Lee should have a new.trlal because his Sixth Amendment right to counsel du ring questioning was vio lated . Appelate J udge Earl E. Stephen· son made note of the fact Lee's ' S1r1 Thl1 W11kuuJ/ then-girlfriend, Shirley Furst off Gallipolis, had made tape record· lngs of telephone conversations between herself and Lee with the help of the GaUia County Sheriff's Department. Those tapes were entered as evidence In the trial. "Whtle the appelant was aware that Furst had given Information to aut horities, and he may have suspected recordings were being made , it did not appear he actually knew this was occurring," Stephen· son wrote in the three-judge panel's dec ision. "Under the clrcumstan· ces, we are not persuaded that a knowing intentional reUnqulshment of appelan t's right 1o counsel was Sho ¥111." Common Pleas Judge Richard C. Rode rick Jr., who presided over Lee's trial, said he will contact Cain and arrange to meet with Lee's family to determine If they wUI reta in King as the ir attorney or req uest court-appoin ted counsel. "I do need an Indication from Mr. Ca in ," Roderick said. "But assumIng there Is no appea l, we will have to proceed with a new trial." CAN'T REACH DEADI..II'I'E - Sen. John Glenn's campaign comm!ltee failed to hit the May 15 deadline lor repaying $2 m!Uion In debts wfour Ohio banks for Glenn's Presldenlial campaign bid in 1984. Sen. Glenn, however, says aU debts wUI be repaid. ~ ·~ now a fuUgrmo:n jack. Is contrnt just roaming tlle Lucas farm. A.s Lucas explains, the Bureau of Land Management began adopting out wild horses and bu rros because they were eating up the open ranges of thc West. If left In Ute wild. the animals had to travel as fa r as 25 miles a day just to find enough food to ex ist. The government began herd in g the wUd horses and burros together and transportin g them to different locations throughouithe country to be adopied out to w!IUng Individuals. After a yea r~ long tria l period , the Bureau of Land Management Issues fi nal ownership papers to the person who adopts an animal. Only then may the person sell the an!mal. Lucas Is pleased wit h hi s burros and encourages other people to adopt from the Bureau of Land Management. He notes that adopt ion prices are now $75 for a bu rro and $140 for a horse, lower prices from when the adoption program originally began. As for the new burro, he's already romping around as much as his un steady legs wiU allow; trying to run - DRESS ·sALE olf and tennis shorts. Jelri1, denims, ahotrto. regular sizes and big sizes to 50 waist •. s:un-dre·nats, casual dre•es, .fancy dre,SIItl, :.utes NB to 24 mos ., 2 to 4, 4 to &x, 7 to g,,, p,I6Bd $402 $2 34 REDUCED 200fo .96 MEN 'S SHORTS ..... .......... . SALE '5 . 1.96 MEN'S SHORTS ... .. ..... .... SALE 3 .95 MEN'S SHORTS .............. SALE 15.95 MEN'S > TO ThHI Dsg $sle/ OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 8:00P.M. 1 6.00 1987 and ran campaign commerciaL~ abou1 the matter. The banks instead selec ted May 15. Glen n sai d he and campaign ircasw·er William White met Wed· ncsday in Columl:lls, Ohio, with bank officers to discu ss the ban . The oo nks did not indicate whal steps they would take. White said. Glenn said he told the banks it was unlikely they would get much money unt Uafter this fall'selectlon. He said he needs to concentrate on rP-clec tion bu t assured ttl' oonks he will work on repaying them and ot hc r crl'd itors. "The committee debts will be repaid :· Glenn sa id. In addition to the banks. Glenn's committee owes $950.oo:J to hotels and other vendors. While said the last payment on ihe president ia l campaign debt was made in November 1985. Interest !las OC'f'n accumulating at ahout $17.000 a month since then , he said. FREE PARKING PROUD OF THE NEW ADDmON - Rutland area resldenl Jbn Lucas Is as prolid of this brand aew IIUie burro as the buiTO's mol her Is. Tbne of birth was ·' shortly after nildnlght Thursday momlng. MoltEr and baby are doing just One. Lucas says ihat Pepino an d Jenny are smart, but !w ry of people. He thinks since the baby was born in capt ivity, he may be ('asier to tame. In a few we<'k s. the nrw arrival should be weaned and eating grain. In just nine days. Jenny will be ready 10 breed again Lucas reports. and then Peplno gets a chanD:' at being a fa ther. Thai mean s, if naiure takes its course. another little bu iTO may arrive at thP Luca s farrn again next su mmer. Ohio hit with severe thunderstonns By United Press lntematlonal Srvere thunderstorms tipped ac rossOhloTh ursda)' night , spawning at least one tornado that damaged homes and barns and downed utility lines In northern Crawford Counly . Tornado warnings or watches were issued for cou nties In cenlral. north central and western Oh io, as the stmm s swept across the state. "We had several confirm ations from officers In th is d('partment as far as tornadoes In our cou nty," said Crawford County Sheriff's dispatcher Dia ne Crossman. " It was possibly one tornado tha t just kept bouncing around, lhen dissipating, then coming back." Damage from the tornado, which struck a bou tS p.m., was reported 1n Jude declared incompetent •4 .17 •6.27 17.67 19 .77 ELBERFELDS pastt !me is ealing. Lucas says it took only about 15 minutes for tile 60-pound. 36-inches-high anim al to be bo rn. Both mother and son are blue lxlrros. Peplno is a d!Jferent breed and Lucas Isn't sure of the con'!'Ci name of the breed although he thinks It originated in It aly. Peplno has a black stripe down both his shoulders which, according to legend. represen is the blood of Chris t which ran from his cloak when it was placed across the back ci. a donkey at the time of fh(' crucillxtion. New Washington, located about 12 miles northeast of Bucyrus. Crossman said the winds blew the roofs GIRLS' TO.PS TOPS .. .. .... ..... .. .. .. .. ..... SALE •9.00 TOPS ...: ... .... .. .... ..... .... SALE 1 11.00 TOPS .... .... ........... ..... SALE '14.00 TOPS ........... ............. SALE WASHINGTON tU PI\- Republican nominee Thomas Kindness is within bounds to make an issue of campaign debts, Sen. John Glenn says, but it is not much of an lssue because he will pay back the money. " ! don'i th ink the p€0ple of Ohio are going to see this as a big. burning issue," Glenn said. when it l' compared to issues like national defenS<', jobs and good school>. ''These are things !think we should be discussing In detail." Glenn, D-Ohio , said his presiden· tial campaign commit tee had not been able to meet a Thursday deadline to repay $2 million to four Ohio ban ks. He repea ted a pledge to pay al l the debts from his 1984 pres!drntlal campaign, just as he retired debts from other races . Kindness, a slx -terrn congr('SS· man from sout hwesi Ohio, raised ques tions when Glenn asked the banks earlier this year to f>JSh back the due date on the loans to March a nd kick . And as with all newborns, his favorit e 1he county's r ur al areas and nea r Sizes 6 to 24 months, 2 to 4 , 4 to 8x and 7 to 14. Knit top1, blouses, crop tops in colorful pattems, qaaon's belt styles. GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS version. Milan Marsh, president of the Ohio AFL-CIO, said If Celeste support s the bill, he will be "tuming hls back" on work ing people. Sen. Richard H. Finan. R· Cincinnati , who negotiated the terms of the bill , told hiscoUeagues the new provisions w!U eliminate la wsuit s for ord!rta ry negligenCf' "which had crept into our law·· by virtue of Ohio Supreme Cour1 decisions In recent years. An "mployw will be allowed to sue for an intentional tort - defined as a deliberate act ion or inact ion by a company, taken wit h the lmowledge that an em ployee is "substanlially certain" tn be Inju red or made ill . A toea! judge will deiermine if there was an intentional wro ng, and the Ohio Industrial Comrnls· sion will decide the size or the award, ranging from 50 to 200 pcrceni uf the amount of the workers' compensation benefi ts. bY I no more than $1 million. But Sen. Robert L Burch. D· Dover, poin ted out ihere is a two-year statute' of limita tions on lawsuits, meaning a worker intenl iona!ly exposed to a canc-er-causing agent or toxic substance might "die wit hout the opportunity 10 file for an intentional tort." Glenn's committee misses deadline to repay debts MEN'S SHORTS LlnLE GIRLS •35.oo · ""' Dtg $•1•1 29 to 42 plus big sizes 44 50. Lee and Wrangler brands. to 759 San 30'\lo During this Sale MATCHING SWEAT PANTS................. Salt 17.59 DENIM JEANS REG. •&.00 . ~ The fin al product prohibits lawsuits In negligence cases compensable under the state's Inju red worker Insurance system, sets a lim it of $1 million da mage recovery for an "Intentional tort" - a deliberate anempt by an employer to harm a worker esl<!blishes low-interest loans for safety improvPmenis and forbids compensation to prison Inmates or workers using drugs or alcohol. Celeste prom ised last winter to sign a workers ' compensa tion reform bill, but this week he has hedged as labor vented it s objections to the current Ohio's high court supports new trial By NANCY VOACHAM Sentinel staff wt11er It's a boy! Er - I mean - It's a jack! No matter what you ca ll it, It 's still a baby burro. And is It ever cute! With It 's long wobbly legs long tw itchy ears - long straight zyelashes - and soft shock of hair on top o! his head . Born just aft er mldnlghl on Thu rsday, the little fellow belongs to Rutland area resident Jim Lucas. Lucas adopted the mother last August at a Bureau of Land Management horse and burro sa le held at Bob Evan's Farm. Lucas calls the mother Jenny, which. hcexplains. is what all female burros arc called. Male burros arc called jacks he adds. When Lucas adopted Jenny, she wa s already in the family way, having been bred somewhe re In the wUd around Yuma , Arizona. Jrnny was Lucas's fourt h adoptiOn. He adopted three other bu rTOS before her. Of those first three, one died for unknown reasons, another was sold to an Alhens County resident, and the third one, Peplno, 16.27 17,67 19,07 ~. l H~~~!.'! /llft/mo w,.,,,., .. $,,,,,,_ .!~~~!!!!, $ l f, MEN'S STRETCH I S4, 17 Bll Strllll- MEN'S 110.95 BJg Ssle Now/ advice from all quarters. "He will certainly listen to the concerns ci.labor, but he wlll make a very independent analysis of the bill," said Usher. "He will be glad to mee t with labor, bu siness or anybody else." The state Senate, ignoring vociferous complaints of unfairness from organized labor, approved the measure Thu rsday on a blpattisan vote, 21·12. The bill, sharply limit ing lawsuit s which may be tiled against employers for negligence bu t instituting a system of fines for safety violations, cleared after almost an hour of debate. The same measure bad received 74-22 House approval Wednesday. Fou r Democratic senators joined 17 Republicans In ratifying the bill. which was negot iated In private , during the last month by business-and labor-orient ed lawmakers. Baby huiTO a1rives at Lucas farm in Rutland a to 1a. You_save o big 30"/o now. loys' 15.95 KNITL........ Sale lo)'111.9S KNITS ............ Sale loys' 110.95 KNITL..... Sale loys' 112.95 KNITS ........ Sale COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI ) - Gov. Richard F . Celeste, long a rec ipient o! organized labor support but now dependent on the captains of Industry for the success of his eConomic development program, faces a dilemma In the form of a workers' compensa tion reform bill. The governor ~a n sign the bill, sent to his desk Thursday by the Ohio General Assembly, and alienate organized labor. Or he can veto It and risk the wrath of the business community and lawmakers who stuck their necks out on a controversial matter. Brian T. Usher, the governor's press secretary , sa id late Thu rsday Celeste has not decided what to do with the biU that sharply limits lawsuit s which maybe flied against employers for negllgencr l:lJ testabUshes a series of fines for safety violations. The governor probably has at leasl two weeks to make up his mind, and Usher said he will listen to Jimmie Jude, Pomeroy, has been declared Incompetent to stand trial on rapce charges, according to an entry tiled Friday In the Meigs County Common P leas Court. According to the entry , upon the facts preset:\ ted and the report rt the . Shawnee Foren sic Center, the defendant was declared Incompetent to stand trial. Judge Charles Knight declares In the entry " It appears to the court that the (Continued on page 10) off some homes. . homes. shcriff's deputy Annette "Qu it e a bit d property was hit McLaughlin said. an d heavy rainhomes. barns and buildings." she fa ll caused stree i floodin g In said. Norwa lk. No injuries were reported and Several deputies reported SE'('in g there were no reports of trres or funnel ~ like clou ds ihat appea red to other objects bl ocking highways rise and fall from the sky, lxlt none because of the storm. Crossman • touched down. s ll' sa id ~ said It could take one or two days to Golfba ll -sizl'd hail feU in Upper complete damage es tlmatt'S. Sandusk)' in Wvandot County and Meteo rologist Marvin Miller of th<'re were numerous reporls of the National Weather Se1v ice in large hail in othl'r parts of Cleveland said a ham radio opera - nor1hwest Ohio. Thl' wea ther ser· tor near New Washington rep011ed vice said Wa)'!l{'. F:rir, Medina and seeing "a roof blo" n off a barn and Ravenna count ies n:p orted pea · a garage en top of a ca r. " sized hail. The weather service also issued Thunderstorms also hit SC'\ 'Pral tornado warnings for Huron, ot her area s of ihr '1a te Thu rsday Wayne and Erie counties but no night , bu t no maJOr damage was touchdowns were reported, Miller reported. said. Showers and thu nders torms In Huron County, strong " inds were expecied to eonl inue across tore shingles and siding loose from the sta te at least lhrough Sa tu rday . Commissioner injured Meigs Coun ty Commissioner Manning Roush and another driw r were Injured Thursday In a t"u-vchicle accident on SuuonTo wnship Road :MJ.!, the state highway patrol reported . Roush, 49, Minersville, and Brian K. Buffington. 18. Pomeroy, driver of the other vehicle, were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Meigs EMS. Roush was admlned for trea tment of chest inj uries an d was in stable condition this morning, according to a VMH spokesperson. Butflngton was treated and released for mu ltiple contusiOns, abrasions and lacerations . Troopers sald Buffington was westbound. se·cen·t l'nths of a mile south of Ohio 7, at 5:40p.m. when his car rcporic<lly slid lrfl ri centct' and coU!ded head·on with Roush's east hound pickup truck. Both cars were severely damaged and I mopers cited Bufflnglon tor faUure to yield.· I �The Slaught s 5-RBI night gives Rangers 8-l win over Tigers ·-· The Daily Sentinel . 111 Courl Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTER~TS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of Til e United Press lnterdattonal. lnland Dally Press Associa tion and the America n Newspaper Publishers Associ a tion . . . LE'n'ERS OF OP INIO N are welcome. They should be less than lX) word s long. Alllcners are subj tc tl o t'dltlng and mu st bE' signed with name, address and tf'lf'1)hon e number . No un signed lettE'rs will be published. Let1ers should be In good ta ste, add res sing Issues, not personalltles has a way c1 leaving the rrore outfit called ttl:' Abortion Rights ticklish subjects to ttl:' courts. Mobilization has thought. to amuse In order ID get a tax exemption, Itself by trying to JI'OVe that tre two an organization needs to get a primary Cathollc organlzatklns It 18 ruling called a "OOl(c) (3)." That suing have, In effect, dlre::tly ruUng Is a part ~ ttl:' International enwrsed In ~ )lllllt one canddate Revenue Code, and It decrees that over against anotrer on tre aborthe organization In question 18 tion Issue. 1be CathoUc ocganlzanon-political In nature, but that It tlons have taken ttl:' posltkln that may take political positions 11'0- the documents subpoened are vlded Its doing so Is not a Ir~vate documents and that any "substantial" part of Its activity , attempt tn lay hands on trem but that under no circumstances violates ttl:' right of religious can It directly enwrse a political organizations under ttl:' First candidate for. office. Amendment. Now much of this Is fun and Now It Is well Imown that tre Catholic Church (as also otll:'r . games for this reason: Without churches, Including oonservatlve specifying the name of the person Jewish sects) opposes oiDrtkln. An you enwrse for pubUc o!!lce, It Year of the veteran In politics, as well as sports, 199lls truly becoming ttl:' year c1 tre &WZer. What more proof do you need? Back ln Aprtl, Jack Nicklaus, transfigured by tlmelrom tre Golden Bear ID ttl:' Olden Bear. reached back Into his glorious past to win stUI one more Masters golf tournament at the very advanced age, for a touring pro, of 41i. - And only last month, Willie (WUlle tre Shoe) Shoemaker, carrying a little more than 100 pounds and 54 long years aboard Ferdinand, cut through the field like a running back to win the Kl>ntuckY Derby. And what about those Nlekro kids, Phil and Joe, both deep In their 40sand still mystifying batters with lmucklers they throw for the Cleveland Indians and the New York Yankees. · It Is rare, but not unprecedented, for a card.carrying member of the Geritol set to slip into ttl:' winner's circle long after his prime but· the back-to-back feats of Nicklaus and Shoemaker may not have their equaL The same rejuvenation seems to have Infected ttl:' political arena, which Is kinder ID age than the sports world , but certainly not always tolerant. If\ an athlete's prlme Is the early '30s, tll:'n the politician's Is probably around the mld.flls. President Reagan and octogenerlans Sens. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina and and John Stennis of Mississippi are the exceptions. And some le£'\llay Is always given to incumbents. But reeent primary elections In Texas, Ohio and .North Carolina displayed the remarkable resurgence c1 !DIIIiclans - with enough years on them to qualify as elder statesmen - out campaigning. Three examples of this breed are: WlUlam Clements, 69, who won the Republican nomination for governor of Texas; James Rhodes, 76, who won the Republican nod for governor of Ohio; and Terry Sanford, Ill, who took ttl:' Democratic Senate nomination In North Carolina. Those ages are high lor politicians looking lor a comeback. Yet, none of them had serious difficulties in their primaries. Rhodes, a former four·tenn governor seeking a record filth term, beat two challengers In their 40s who were not alive when the Buckeye fixture began hls political car~r . It wasn't his best primary showing but he won handily. Sanford, very much a retread, got out of the race when Democrats Indicated they wanted a stronger candidate. When they couldn't find one, San lord got back In and won close to QJ percent d ttl:' vote In a field of 10 -a very Impressive showing. And Clements, a former governor and Texas oilman, defeated two well· known -and younger - candidates, Reps. Tom Loeffler and Kl>nt Hance. He did It by pulling about QJ percent of ttl:' vote while holding Loelller and Hance to about 20 percent each. In primaries with low voter tumouls, and North Carolina, Texas and Ohio had them, the brand-name candidates have a an edge becauseoftheir statewide name recognition. On the ~rer side, they also have a past to defend. · But t)te ending lor these three comeback kids, Clements, RhQdes and Sanford, will not be known until the fall electiOns when tll:'y face younger and equally well-known opponents. Rhodes has to oust Incumbent Gov. !Uchard Celeste, 48; Clements must beat Incumbent Gov. Mark White, 46; and Sanford faces 24·year congressman James Broyhill, 58. Nicklaus has his green jacket from ttl:' Masters and Shoemaker ha s memortes of the garland of roses from the Derby, but Clements, Rhodes anjl Sanford will have to wait to SI'P ~ t rey really won ttl:' prize they are alter - one more term In office. Letter to the Editor Levy retrospect How "fortunate" or perhaps "unfortunate" we have been these past 10 years. Fortunate in that Gallla County has reeelved free mental health services lor the past 10 years, unfortunate because the free services (charity ) Gallla countlans have received the past 10 years may have robbed GalUans of tll:'lr self-respect and motivation to pay their own way. But the facts are that with the federal dollars (handout) at an end, "we" Galllpolltans have refused to help ourselves. The urgent need lor services Is still with us but we voted mwn a one mill levy without regard as to how people will obtain critically needed services or how far tll:'y wUI now have to travel to get wliat has been wittun tll:'lr community for these many years. How proud we must all feel that we have permitted ttl:' defeat of a one mill levy and saved all Galllpolltans ttl:' price of a candy bar a day. It doesn 't matter that people may have to go 1> Atll:'ns, Col~¥T~bus, Portsmouth, Huntlng1"1 or Charleston for tll:'lr mental heal! h services (It they have ttl:' money) . It doesn't matter that a llumber of Gallla citizens wUI lose tll:'lr jobs at the Mental Health Center. Sadly, ttl:' Important thing Is we have cut our taxes by the price ot a candy bar per day, and for that price we are telling our mentally ill who are In need of serviCes to throw themselves on the mercy of the games. He had managed only four hits and stranded eight runnc•rs · hits In his previOu s 26 at-ba ts. over 7 1- 3 inn 1ngs to ~ntch tt•· · "I started looking for the home triumph Don Aasr pickrYI up hiS Don Slaugh! Is already an mn ball," Slaugh! said. " I was ninth save. Frank Viola. 4-.3. to"k All-Star with headline writers. trying to do too much at the plate. the loss Get the picture? While Sox 8, Y an Iu'cs I "Don Slaugh! Leads Onslaught as The last couple of days I knew what Rangers Ransack Tigers." Or. I was doing wrong." At New York . Grr:-g Walkc•r hi t " Left-hander Mike Mason scat· thre: ·run. second inning homf ·r to "Don Slaught-ers Tigers" Slaugh! grabbed the headlines tered six hit s over eight Innings, and back the mmbtned six-hit pit ching Thursday night by driving in five Mitch Williams hurled the ninth to of Neil Allen and BUI Dawley and runs with a triple and a homer to drop Detroit to 2-7 against left ies lead the While Sox to victory Allen, 1-0. made hi s first appraranr<· lead the Texas Rangers to an S.J this season. Rooki e Pete Incavtgli a slugged a aga ins1 his fo nn('r !('~mrn~tc·s and triumph over the Detroit Tigers. Slaugh! hit a three-ru n triple in two-run homer III right field in the gave up four hits, walked two and the first inning and a two·run homer ninth inning for tre Range rs' final 5!1 ru ck cut thrff' over seven mntn g\ Royal• 6, Indians 3 in the third as the Ra ngers pounded two mns. Elsewhere in the American At Kansas City. Mo . f' ran k left-hander Frank Tanana. Tanana was a former teammate League, Baltimore topped Minne- White hi t a grand slam in thr righth of Sla ughrs when both were with so ta 5.3, Chicago routed New York inmng 10 help thr P.oyaLs to tl>· ~r the Rangers last season, and 8·1, and Kansas City trimmed fourth straight tr iumph. It wa ' Whltr·s third IYJm c run flf t hr· Slaugh! said he learned a lot about Cleveland &3. Orioles 5, Twins 3 At Baltimore, Juan Beniquez and season and fifth ca reer gra nd slam the left - hander from catching him. "I know how he lik es to pitch," Mike Young each hit their first The towering shot. Just in"d" tht' said Slaught ··1 know he likes to home ru ns of the season to pace the left field foul pole allowt-d [)pnn is Orioles to the ir SIXth st ratght Lconard to implO\ E' 10 4·:l. Hud change speeds:· Slaugh! started the season hitting victory. Mike Bodd tcker. 4-0. Black pit ched the ninth rn rl'i1d uf very well , but his five RBI walked a career·high seven an d Leonard to parn his tir'it maj01 Thuf'<day night were his first in 10 struck oot six , bu t allowed only six league sav~ . By FRED McMANE Games people play____w_i_llia_m_F._B_uc_kley_J_r. A New York court has tnld two national organizations of ttl:' Roman CathoUc Church that eltrer they produce a set of lilC\Iments ttl:' plaintltfs have got a subpoena wt for, or else they each pay up $.'!0,000 for each day In which they delay wing so. The actkm by Judge Robert Carter has brought CQt a lot c1 smiles In judlclal-polltlcal circles (as a rule, you don't step up and fine ttl:' Catholic Church - cr ttl:' Protestant church, or tre Jewish church - lor faUure to comply with ertstlc complaints). But In fact Judge Carter Is in effect asking higher courts lor a clarification that ought to re made. It ought to be made In ttl:' Congress, but Congress UPI Assistant Sports Editor becomes IX>SSlble ID niake absolu teJy olMJus who It Is you have In mind to endorse. They used to ten, In Bo&ton, a wonderful story about an Anglophoblc Catholic priest who rould never get through a sennon without saying something unpleasant about ttl:' Britlsb. For this one day he was reprimanded by Ill:' lishop, tnld ID cease and desist Immediately from ltls anti-British cracks; moreover, the bishop would attmd ttl:' very next Mass on ~nday at whiCh the priest spoke to monltnr ttl:' sennon. On that day tre priest gave a sermon on the subject of too Last Supper, so routine In substance that the bishop began to daLe and indeed was dozing wren the prtest, reaching ttl:' apex of the story, reported that Otrtst had said to ltls apostles that that night one of them would he betray him. Judas spoke up: "Isay, guv'oor, yer doan mean me?" Unless IRS rules, the priest would not have been reid guUty c1 making an anti-English remark, one supposes, by el!lenslon. The point of It Is, of course, that the most romprehenslve Indictments, as also the most galvanlzlng endorsements, are made by indirection. 'The rhetoricians have a word for It - parallpsls. "I come to bury Caesar, not ID praise him" means, actually, "I come to praise Caesar (and, ooly Incidentally) to bury hlm." Thus, "I am not telling you who to vote for next Tuesday, but you should be guided by your conscience In voting !or those who respect human life." To rule that a priest can't say that, or a minister, or a rabbi, Is indeed to stick your loot Into the door, extending ttl:' autiDrity c1 ttl:' state over the rights of tre consclenre-keepers. For that reason. ttl:' higher courts are oot likely to sustain Judge Carter. But In not doing so, they are probably going to have to stick out trelr necks and In effect explicitly rECognize the legltlrnacy.of activity 15 ROLLS IN DUST - Cincinnati's Ron (lester rolls in the dust and almost hll• PhiL~' second basemM Juan Samu~l who l• looldng where to throw next after caldting Oes!t•r on a steal attempt during the 7th WASHINGTON- They are the true mystery men of the Soviet Union - that Iiddle wrapped in a mystery inside an mlgma. Only ttl:' few Kremlin officials who even lmow about their existence refer to tll:'m by their proper name: "Spetsnaz," or Special Porpose Forces. Needless to say, Ire Soviet man on the street lmows exactly "nltchevo" about Spetsnaz. He has read oo tales of trelr derrlng.OO in tar-off land; he lmowsnoneoftrelr names, though some could be classltled as Soviet heroes. A secret Pentagon report ex: plains why the Spetsnaz have been kept a deep dark secret: "Considering trese units as clandestine assets and being an ln!E!gral part of their In telllgence and security organization, ttl:' Soviets have kept tll:'se units out of public scrutiny to a far greater degree than their convmtlonall>rces. "Glorious descriptions c1 trelr achievements In training exercises are never publlsll:'d (and) tll:'re Is no distinctive uniform or Insignia Identifying trem, Instead, ttl:' usual uniform Is that of ttl:' alroome forces, or in the case of naval (Spetsnaz) simply ttl:' standard navy uniform." Because of this, It has taken W~tem Intelligence services years to fonn even too murkiest ~ctureof Spetsainaya Naznachenlya. What Western analysts have determined Is that the Spetsnaz are used lbr special missiOns at ttl:' behest of Soviet lnteUigence and securtty services. Wb<ither these special agents report to ttl:' GRU (military intelligence), the Red Army or some otrer Soviet agency, U.S. intelligence experts have decided that ttl:' KGB retains ultimate control and responslblUty, under direct supervision of the Soviet Central Committee. In addition, though , the KGB has Its own Spetsnaz people, the most notorious of whom are the professional kUiers of Department Eight ~ the KGB' s First Chief Dire::torate. Department Eight "has been connected with assassinations, kldnapplngs, saootageandotherdlrect action ~allons for decades," according to one Defense Intelligence Agency expert. 1bere are also tre KGB troops oo ttl:' Soviet Union's oorders, numbering at least 250,<00, who could be classified as sperlal forces. And w!Bie the PentagonaniiCIAexperts may haggle over ttl:' fine points, tll:'y agree that certain units under ttl:' Ministry of Internal Affairs, which maintains Communist Party control, should count as Spetsnazlike Mlscow-based pretorlan guard lmown as the Dzenhlnsky First Motorized RIDe Division. But ttl:' most dangerous Spetsnaz ~atlves are those who report to ttl:' Soviet rnllltary Intelligence organization, whiCh Is ttl:' second largest spy outllt In ttl:' world (second only I> the KGB) . By MIKE TUlLY UPI National Baseball Writer The Philadelphia Philltrs and Cincinnati Reds should forget the preliminaries and start their games In the late innings. For two st raight nigh ts, on<' club has dominated the ea t·Jy innings. only to lose. Ron Oester smacked a three·l1ln homer in the top or the ninth inning Thu!'lday night to give the Reds a 6-o victory over the Ph!Uif's. With Dave Concepcion and pin ch mnner Tom Runnells on base. Oester hit a 1-1 pitch offlosrr Stl'V<' Bedrosian, 2-2. over the right field fence. ··Th is gamP was the opposite of last night's." Cincinnati playermanager · Pet e Rose said. "We looked good for six innings and they won. Tonight . they had the lead and In each Spet$haz brigade, the career oftlcers, "are ttl:' most highly trained Individuals and are numt In one or more foreign languages," ttl:' Pentagon report states, adding: Their primary mission Is reported to be the assassination ol enemy leadership." Each brigade includes three roconnalssance and destruction battalions of some lJ teams of 10 men each, plus signal, engineer and medical units. Naval Spetsnaz units, though smaller, include paratroops, frogmen and mlnlsubmarlne forces. "Evidence ~ the (Spetsnaz) being a growth Industry Is both recent and convincing," the secret Pentagon report warns. "This trmd appears ID extend to the non·Soviet Warsaw Pact Special Purpose Forces also. ... CoUectlvely, tll:'se factors show the Spetsnaz threat to NATO's rear area Is growing." BOSTON !UP II -Game 2 of the Eastern Confrl1'nce finals became Loss ~ for the Milwaukee Bucks, who found solace in avoiding Blowout ~. The Boston Ccl tics took a 2.0 I<' ad Thursda)' night in the best-of·SE'\•en series, wm ning a 122- Ill drdslon that oorr titt i<' rcsemblanct' to their 32-pomt tnumph 111 the seri<'s opener. The Bucks tra iled t)u·oughout , bu t pulle-d within 4 po ints midway through tl>' fourth quart c•r bcforr succu mbi ng to a fin al Celt bsurge. The series sh ifts to Mll wau ~ for Ga mes 3 and ; this weekend. All fi ve Boston starters scored at least 20 points as ttl' C<'llics ovc,·came thP Bucks· dou bleteaming tactics wit h su}X'rior ba ll movcmr n1 . (11/.. Ti£m; i ' ThP Daily Sentinel 14!i-%Ci i High-Speed Dubbing Deck Ctnc1nnal l rrlir\'('r Ron Robin- son. :~ll. mmed the vic tor\· wi!h thr«' sh ut out innings With the tytn g lUll on nrst. Robinson Sl ilJCk 00 1 plneh hitter Mik1• Schmidt to end t 11' game. In otll'r ~am<~. Atlan ta downed Monm•a t 7-4 m10 tnni ngs. and t'ew York trippl'<l Houston ti-~. 0plimus0 -45 by 95 69 Reg. Each 139.95 Tandt 1000 System homrr of !he sen son Brurr Sutter. 1·0, ~as t!v:' winner .Jeff Df'dmon Save '29985 earned hi s S£1Conll savf'. Reg . Separate from thrf'<'.qual:.!crs court oo a pass att empt late in the firs t prnod. The Celt lcs. winners of all srven mretin gs this year betw('('n the teams. Improved · their playoff I'!'Cord to 9·1 and season mark to 7fi.16. Bos ton did oo t trail in the m ntc-st. jumping out to a 12-5 advantage in the opening· min utes wit h Bird. Alngp and John son each scOJing 4 points. Plont1 - Hangin9 Bali<efl, Gero · n1 ums , Rose Bushes, Dog wood , Rho dodendron & Shrubberv. 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Il l Cour l St. p (i . mf'rov, Ohi o, tw thP Oh io V.tlh•\ Pub · l! s hln~ C'o mp.iny Mul tl m!'d l.t. Inc . P u nwr nv. Ohio 4~if.9 Ph ~J2.2 1 56 SP co nd class po~ t.t~f' p~ud at Pnmc>rov. Ohio M1•mlh' l' Today in hist~ry havf' won both ga m PS hPir. but i1 helps·· ,\ nh·lsion nl )lultlrncd la, In('. BY GAI;lRY TRUDEAU IIIIAT's11/.i. THIS IT'S M7T THE iltKm. 511:? 'lrUI. ~fl'FI~ Bedrosian had earned fiv e saves and one vi ctory in his pr!'Vious ninr games. ·· 1t's a tou gh one to Jose. but irs one ott he perils of the job:· he said ·· 11 was a fastba ll and 11 could have been a little more ins ide . but he just hit it. " ()ester had oommltted an ff ror In the previous game, allo\\1ng Phila delphia to rally for an 8-6 victory over Cincinnati . " It doesn't really mak e up for las! night becausP we should haw won the game:· O.•s ter »Jl d. ··we should Lam Rird led Boston wllh 16 p<iints .. Dann)· Aing<' had 23 points. Par ish an d Drnnis .John son had 21 each. and McHale addc·d 20 Jo hn!lln·s total included a }pointer ( l>S I'S Doonesbury we came back to win it . ·· You don·t expect Ronnil' to hit a home run, bu t he hit that ball aoout as good as he ca n hi t a ball :· RoSf' said. ·'They flashed that stat on the scoreboa rd that they were 9 0 in ga mes they led after six inmngs Now th<'v'N' 9 1. " Celtics defeat Bucks A way to fight p Ac ______Ro_be_rt_:_:_~-=-::alt=-=ers Comrron Cause and some other ttl:' omnibus tax reform proposal rl!form groups agrue that adoption crafted by ttl:' Ways and Means of ttl:' formula would undercut Committee. efforts to enact rrore comprehenAn effort soon wUI be made to sive measures -even though tll:'re Incorporate It Into the companiOn Is no evidence that Congress Is bill fashioned by ttl:' Senate FI&Ympatll:'tlc to any proposed mas- nance Committee. It merits aPJ!I'Dsive overhaul. val as ttl:' last, best hope to prevent Because of Its tax ramifications caJ11lalgo ftnancing from being ttl:' House measure was approved thoroughly corrupted. last December as an amendment to Inning of Thursday night's Phil•·l(<)ds game a1 Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia. The Red' came-from -behind on Oeswr's three nm homer In the ninth to edge the Phil•. 6-o. UPI. Oester's ninth inning homer gives Reds thrilling 6-5 win Secret forces studied __J_ac_k_A_nde_r_so_~_ha&_t.theo_D_::_l~lly-,Jt;-;_~egi-Atlma: _:_t_ _: :_t:· state ·services and facUlties. Yes, we can once again start filling-our state institutions with people who don't need -institutionalization, hut WASHINGTON (NEA) - An source of carrqJalgn funds for do need services. Without local especlaUy promising method c1 congressional candidates." funds tll:'re Is no way ID respond to making ttl:' ftnanclng of congrestll:'ir cry for help. But we did save sional carrqJalgns rmre democratic Late last year, the House apthe cost of a candy bar . . has emerged on Capitol HUl but proved a measure to remedy that Today It Is difficult to be p-oud of Its chances of adoption are being by providing a 100 percent i!deral Gallla County. Last year wren endangered by petty crltlclsm. Income tax credit to fuUy reimGallipolis passed ttl:' pool levy' It 1be proposal was crafted to burse those who contribute to appeared that we were learning restore individual voters as ttl:' congressional contenders. that If we as a society want things, primary source c1 funding fiJr Thus, an lndlvidllal who gave up we have to make them happen, we House and Senate candidates. It to $100 to Jl)lltlclans vying for House can't depend upon federal or state would also redure ttl:' lnvolvemmt or Senate seats would be allowed to hanwuts to payourway. To do less of political action committees apply a credit for that amount deprives aU ofo\us ot the feeling of operated by special Interest groups. against his or her tax llabUity. For value and wofth that comes with 1be disturbing growihofPACs as married couples filing joint returns, helping ourselves and the a major provider ~ money In tre reUing would be s:m. community. 1 congressional races was recently • A 100 percent credit would make Yes, the faUure of the much documented by ttl:' Democratic It as painless as possible lor ttl:' needed mental health levy vividly Study Group, an organization of average person to make a conbibu· demonstrates that the smaU c1 OOdy progressive Derrocrats In the tton ID ttl:' candidate of his or her of "no's" and those too apatll:'tlc to House. choice," explains the DSG. get out and vote, have once again 1be DSG collected data from "The measure Is designed to dictated whatshaU be our quality of more than ~.<00 ftnanclal reports revive the role of small grassroots llle here In Galila County. filed by approximately 3,ml candi- contributions in funding congresFinally, what do we tell those in dates, then Identified these strtking sional campaigns and to mcourage desperate need of service? Perhaps ( shifts In campaign financing patt- members of Congress to reduce nothing or perhaps we tell tll:'m to erns from 1974 to 1984: tll:'lr dependence on special interest come back next year and maybe - Individual contrlbut!ons to PAC money , " adds the the state or federal government wUI contenders for House seats ac- organlzalbn. once again give Gallla County ttl:' counted ror 73 percent c1 all receipts Notwithstanding Its potential to money It needs to help Its citizens. in 1974 but only 47 percent In 1981. produce profound reform at a very Oh well, we did save the cost of a Among candidates !or senate sea Is, modest cost, the proposal has been candy bar a day and that's the ttl:' comparable decline was from 16 attacked by Individuals and organiImportant thing. to 61 percent. zations who perceive It as lnlmlcal Bernard F. Nlehm, Ph.D. - The smallest Individual dona - to tll:'lr narrow interests. Executive Director tions - those less than $100 Some Democrats are hostUe WOOdland Centers Inc. plummeted from 46 ID 19 percent c1 because they believe It wlll ·prlmarHouse candidates' tntal receipts Uy benefit Republlcans. The GOP, and from :lllo Z3 percent of Senate trey argue, Is rrore likely .tn raise candidates' total receipts. rroney conbibUtlons 'ranging from , :..._ During Ire same period, PAC ~ to $100 from upper middli!contributions rose from 17 to 36 lncome donors. Today Is Friday, May 16, the l36th day of 1985 with 229 to follow. The moon Is approaching Its first quarter. · percent of House candidates • total Some Republicans are suspicious receipts and from 11 to 18 percent c1 c1 a Democrauc-sponsorecl plan The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Senate candidates' total receipts. 1be evening star Is Venus. tll:'y fear wUI prlmarlly assist "Tile bottom line," says DSG Democrats. The GOP has little Those born on tltls dateareundertheslgnofTaurus.1bey include author L. Frank Baum ("The Wizard ofOz") In 1856; WOllam Seward, seeretary Executive Director Richard P. Incentive to change tre current of state in 1867 when Alaska was purchased from Russia, lill801; David Conlon, "Is that PAC money Is system, under which It has consistHughes, inventnr of ttl:' microphone, in 1B3l; actor Henry Fonda In ~; displacing direct contributions ently maintained a huge fundfrom Individuals as ttl:' primary raising lead. bandleader Woody Herman in 1913 (aee 73) . • - 3 ., . .' �Page 4- The Friday, May 16, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Daily Sentinel Eaglettes capture sectional crown Collins' shutout earns Eastern share of tide By SOOTl' WOLFE EAST MEIG'> - Junior hu rier Eddie Collins J»tched a two-hit shutout Thursday evening as ttl' Eastern Eagles polled tn an impressive 10-0 SVAC dia rrond victory over North Gall Ia . The win gives Eastern at least a shareoftiF SVAC title. Eastern Is 18-5 overall and 12-2 agains t league compet itio n. Symmes Valley which bas a chance to share the title Is 11-2 inside the SVAC and has one game left \\ilh Kyger Creek. Colllns, who had a no-hitter through flv~ complete innings, gave up one hit in each of the last two innings. Collins walked just two and struck out seven in picking up his ninth win against just one loss. Aft er a scoreless first inning. Eastern got on Iil> board wren Royce Bissell led off with a successful drag bunt. Bissell stole second and third . then rode home on Jeff Ca ldwell 's RBI double. Leading 1-0. Eastern plated three more runs in 1he third Inning wren Bryan Dw·st led off wilh a walk, stole ""'ond. and scored oo a line single bv Kevin Barter. Brent · Bissell tipped a long triple to the opposlle field and came home on Steve Horner's sacrifice fly, the score now 4-0. While Collins and the Eagle defense were mort' than impressive, the EHS offense was just as successful. In til> fourt h frame Jim Caldwell. Collins and Barter led otf wit h singles. Homer singled, and Rovce Bissell, Jell Caldwell, and Jeff Johnson each walked to force home tMJ runs, the score row 8-0. Senior third baseman Kevin Barber. who had made several key plays from IIF field, led off !IF fifth with a long triple to left centerfield. He then came home on a passed ball that lodged In the lxlckstop, the score now 9.0. In the finale some younger Eagles cam through wtth big nights at the plate. Mike Martin reached on an error, Allen Tripp smacked a single. and freshman Brian BaUey lined a single to Iight. Steve George and J. Jenkins had the lone Pirate hits. Kevin Barll'r led t IF EHS hitters wit h a perfect four-for-lour night including a triple: Jeff Caldwell was perfect wi th a double and two walks. Brent Bissell had a triple, while Brian Bailey. Ed Collins, Steve Horner. Royce Bissell, Jeff Johnson, Allen Tripp, and Jimmy Caldwell each singled. The Sectional Champion Eagles next play a 1 the Unloto High School In !IF District next Wednesday, May 21 at 4 p.m. Nort h Gallla finishes the season a 2-12 overall. Linesmrf' North 'Gall!a ............. .. {(() {0} 0- 0. 2-7 East£>rn ................. ..... Ol1 rU1 x-10-13.0 Collltl<i (\YP I and A. Bi~sPil , GPOrg~:> (lP f. \\'clrh. Doplr and G. Glassburn. Oak Hill captures SVAC track titles The Oak Hill Oaks boys and girls . Brown won the 1600 meter run with track teams captured the school's a lime of 4:54. first ever track championships As a team, the 3200 relay team of Thesday even lng by winning the John Brown, Brian Evans, Ronnie SVAC track meet on the OHHS Hale and Brinton Brown placed track. first in a time of 9: 13.8. The Oak Hill Oaks boys outlasted n NAL T EAM SCORES- Oak H\11147. the Eastern Eagle txlys, polling 147 S ~JJ T PUT - Walls tO H! U -11 . points to IIF runners-up 's 139 points. POL F. VAU LT- McCain (0H l 10-0. Hannan lface made a strong LONG JUMP - Griffin <E f 19·4. .11ETER HIGH HURDLES - Raw · showing. finishing third \\1th 112 l!nsUO1OH 1 18.2. points followed by North Gallia \\ilh OISC1JS- Waugh rKC) 120-11. lOU METER DASH - Adkins tHTI 11 .8. 66%. Kyger Creek with 18 and 1600 M~I ER RL' N- Brown !OHI 4;54. Southwestern with one. liO MET El1 LJ}W HURDLES- Barnes The Lady Oaks had a little easier 1HT l 42 .4. 400 METER DASH - Maxim lEI 54.20. time winning their rille. outpointing :JlO METER DASH- Adkins tHfl 24.2 1100 MET ER DAS H - MrCoy IOHI tre lady Eagles 110 to &J~. Hannan 12.4. Trace also finished third here with 2: HIGH JU MP- Holstein tNG ) $.7 . 22 ¥, points wtth Southwestern close :1200 METER RUN- Lance ! EI 11 : 12.6. :t!OO METER RELAY - Oak Hill tB. tehlnd \\1th 21. Kyger Creek did not Bruwn. B. E\·ans, R. Hale and J. Brown) score In the girls meet . 9: 13.8. 400 METut RELAY - Eastern 47.9. Southern and Symmes Valley did 1600 MET rn REL AY- Hannan Trac(> rot fie ld track teams this year and :1: 51. 5 North Gallla only sponsors boys GIRLS track . Awards were handed rut l:Jr the Three events into the meet, top boys and girls individual Eas tern led Oak Hlll11 -8 then in the 100 meter low hurdles, performances. Hannan Trace's Deke Barnes Marcia Stapelton (16.9 seconds) was the roy's top performer with 24 and Connie Adkins t17. 5) finished points scored while the lady Oak's one-two and the lady Oaks took Missy Adkins was the girls top the lead for good. After the 100 meters, Eastern scorer with JJ points. Barnes won the :m meter lows In trailed 26-23 but Oak Hill with a time of 42.2 seconds, placed Lora Green 14-10), Pam Reese second In the 100 rn?ter dash and 14·6) and Gretchen Ondera (4 -6) placed third In the long jump. took the top three spots In the The Daks' David Woods cam? high jump for a 13 point edge and close to the top Individual hono rs Oak Hill was never really threawith 20 points. He didn't win any rne tened aga in . Marcia Stapeit on also ca p· event but placed second In the shot. third In the 100 meter dash, fourth in lured the 300 meter low hurdles In the highjump and fifth in the 200 a time of 54 .4 seco nds while meter dash. Allison Bris ker (1 : 10.8) took the Adkins won three events. She 400 meter dash and Kelly Lewis took the tape in til> 100 meter dash won the 000 meter run In a time of In a tlmeof13.3seconds. won tiF 200 2: 41.0. meter dash In a time of 28.3 seconds In the tea m events, Oak Hill's and took the long jump with a leap 400 met er relay team of Brisker ol15-3 3-4. Green, Connie Adkins a nd Missy BOYS Adkin s won that race by tea tlng U the ehampiOnship had to te Hann an Trace by one-tenth of a narrowed down to any one evrnt, It s econd , 54 .8 to 54 .9 seco nds. The was probably decided in the pole rea m of Green, Brisker. Kelly vault where Oak Hill took the top L<•wis a nd Siapelton won the 1600 three spols while Eastern failed to met er relay to clos e the day 's evE!l ls. score. Oak Hill also took a second and Oak Hill (26-121 will close out third in the high ju mp whi le r egular season play Thursday at Ea stern got a sixth place tor one Oak Hill In the Jackson County Mee t agai nst Jackson and Well point. Chad McCain , John Brown and sto n. Lance Camptell took the three top 1'1 NM. TEA M SCORE S - Oak HlllllO. spots in the pole vault while Paul .1200 METER REL AY - Oak Hill IK. McCoy placed second tehlnd North L'-"M•ls, D. Tibbs, Mlll {'r, Soulhworthl II 22. . Gallla 's Greg Holstein, who won In OISUJS- V!"h lllcy IHT I B'7 ·10. a jump-off. Both finished the evrnt 100 METER LOW HURDLES - M. with the same numter of mlsses S lt:~p l f' IOO Hi.9 100 METER DMi H- M . Adkins 10H I while clearing 5-8. lfd J·-1 . In the jump-off. both missed Hl GH JUMP- Gr{'('n 10H 1 4·10. 1600 MET ER RUN- Baum (EI 6:19.6. ~a ln at 5-8 then both cleared the I.ONG JU MP - M. Adkins IOH i 15-3 3-4. ba r when II was lowered to 5-7. Both SHOT PUT - Nu11er lEI 34·2. 4llll METER DASH - A. Brisker iOH\ made It at tbe 5-8 level then missed I: 10.8. , at 5-9. Paul McCoy then missed at JIO MET ER LOW HURDLES - Sla · !>8 the third time around and piC't on iOHI 54.4. IIJO MET ER RUN - K. Lewis i OHI Holstein cleared It to win. Jedd 2:H .O. flawllns pl aced third while East· a!OMETER DASH - Adkins tOHi 28.3. ~200 METER RUN - Ba um IE\ 14 :20.1 ern's Martin had the sixth spot. ~0 MITER RELAY - Southwestern Other Individual firsts came from 11 :59 3) 100 METER RELAY - Oak Hill lA . Mike Walls In the shot put with a Brisker , L . Gref'n, C. Adkins , M. Adktnu throw of 41 -11 . Jedd Rawlins won 51.8. the 110 meter high hurdles in a time 1600 METER RELAY - Oak Hill IL. Gre<>n, K. Lew iS, A. Brisker, and M. of l8 .2 seconds, Paul McCoy Stapleton 1 lime un available. finished first in the 8XJ meter run with a time ol2:12.4 while Brinton MARCUM CONTRACTING PHONE 614·985·4141 CHESTER, OHIO HOME BUILDING •Interior & Exterior •Remodeling •Kitchens •Roofing •Siding •General Carpentry •Repair Work ALL WORK GUARAM'EED- REFERENCES - FREE ESTIMATES , • The Daily Sentinel MEIGS ALL DJS'IRICT SEIECfiONS - Two Melp Maraudel'!l have beER cbolen to I he aU-dlsldct learn. 'lbey Include second baseman Rodd llant8on, left, and lint baseman Chris Kennedy, right. Both are louled as excellent Oelders and good conlael hllters. New Lexington eliminates Meigs THE PLAINS - A live-run ftrst Inning lifted New Lexington to a 9-5 win over Meigs In class AA sectional second round tournament J»ay here Thursday In baseball ac tion. The two-time ~lending sretional dlampion Panthers wUJ lace Bel· pre tonight at Athens High School against number one seeded Belpre lor the sectional crown. The first lour Panther batters reached base safely andbythetlme the dust had settled, the New Lexington had bunched four singles, one wallk, ooe hit lxltsman, and one Meigs error for a quick 5-0 lead. New Lex made It 8-0 In the third when a costly Meigs error with the bases loaded and hro wts allowed all three runs r1 the Inning to come across. New Lex, woo dtd mt have a hit In the Inning, had loaded tre lxlses on three base oo balls. Having retired the lirst 10 batters to lace him, New Lex's l))ug Dumolt ran Into trouble In the fourth as Meigs scored three runs. Ou-ls Kennedy led rif by rmch!ng on an error and three consecutive singles by Donnie Becker, Mike Bartrum, and Shawn Baker made It 8-2 and R001 Harrison's fielder's dlolce drove In a third. New Lex made It 9-3 in the sixth, but a base-running error kfpt them from scoring at least two addltkmal runs. With two wt and runners on second and third, the Panthers had two runs taken away when an ensuelng double was erased along with two REI's when the hitter missed first base and was declare:l the third out of tiF Inning. The Marauders had an ·unlucky sixth as Kennedy and Becker led otf with doubles lo score ooe run and Bartrum followed with a single. But one out later, Rodd Harrison drilled a line shot precisely In the centerllelder's tracks and the Meigs ruMer was doubled off first to end tre threat. Dumolt hurled the sevrn Innings for New Lex and dld not walk a batter while Ianning seven and giving up eight hits. Jeff Nelson starts! for Meigs and hurled live Innings while suffering the klss. Nelson fanned three and walked six. Chris Haning pitched ttl' final two Innings, fanning two and walking one. Meigs hitters lnclu~d a single and double by Becker, two singles by Bartrum, a double by Kennedy, and one single each by Baker, Todd Hysell, and Dive Hendricks. Shortstop Tom Metzger led the Panthers with three singles while Steve Baker and Rob Brown had two singles each. Seniors playing thier final game for the Marauders Included Rick Wis e, Ha rrison. Baker. and Ke!Uledy. Meigs wound up wtth a 15-9-1 slate. TUPPERS PLAINS - Hosl Eastern plated two runs In IIF bottom of the sixth inning to take a 5-2 lead, then hold on to a 5-4 Sectional Tournament vlctory over the Trimble Tomkittens here Thursday even lng. The win gave Eastern tiF Sectional Champion· ship and a berth in the DJso·ict Tournament at At he ns next Thursday. Last year, Eastern wE!lt to the state after winning Sectional, District, and Regional Crowns. The Eagleltes of Coac h Pam Douthitt had only lour hits, but they were quite timely. Tony a Savoy doubled, Amy Young singled , Trlsha Spencer singled , and Melanie Mankin doubled . Trimble took a 1-0 lead in the first when Evans singled, advanced on a ground out. then advanCed oo two straight EHS walks. Evans then came home oo a ground rut l:Jr the game's first score before a potrntlally big Inning E!l!i>d when a Trimble runner was hit wtt h a hit ball. In the second fi·ame Amy Berkhlrner walked, Melanie Mankin reached on an error aft er a bunt and Tonya Savoy reached after telng hit wtth a pitch. Arlene Ritch ie walked to Ioree home a run , then Amy Peart sellled down to strike out the next two batters, the score 1-1. In the top to the third lflmble plated a single run wil>n Bing reached on an error, Shliflet grounded out. and Lowe!)' tlftcd a sacrlilce fly to left field to 'score IIF go-ahead run 2-1. In Eastern's hali of tiF third Trlsh Spencer walked, Amy Berkhimer walked, then With two out Melanie Mankin bunted to load the bases on an error at third base. Tonya Savoy walked and Arlene Ritchie walked for a 3-2 EHS lead. In the sixth Inning EHS added some insurance. when with two out Robinson walked, Mel Mankin walked and Tonya Savoy slammed a two run doutlle lor a 5-2 lead. Trimble threatene:l In the seventh by scoring two runs and leavin g the potential two winning runs stranded on base. Shaffer walked and stole se:ond , then Bing ripped a solld llnedrlvetothirdtha t was ki\ocked down putting runners at the corners. Shifflet singled down the rightfleld line to knock In roth lfimble runners. Following an error on a fly ball that put two runners on, Lea Ann Robinson snagged a nasty line drtve to end the game. Trimble hitters were Evans, s. Lowery, and Shaffer with two singles each and Shifflet a single. Amy Young was the winning pitcher with four walks and one strikeout. Amy Peart suffered the loss with twelve walks and 13 strikeouts. Wednesday evening Eastern earned a tenh In the final s with a win over Federal Hocking 13-12. The Winning runs came in tlF seventh Inning wren Ariene Ritchie singled, stole second and third, Amy Young walked, and roth scored on an error on Lrsa Rucker's misplayed ball, the score 13-12. Eastern hitters were Young wit h three singles, Ritchie had two singles, Savoy a double and single, and singles each by Lance and Robinson . ' Lln es rorc: Tr!mblt•......... Easlern ....... . ..... ...101 000 2 - ~'7 - 4 . ... .... 012 002 x-5-4·4 By Innings: N<w L<xlngton ............. !llJ 001 11--9·11 ·1 Meigs .. .. ... ................... .000 Ill 1-~ S3 Dumdl (Y/Pl and Tayklr. NE>Isoo (LP), Haning (61 . and Bart rum. former Redmen coach, wUI present special awards In men and women's basketball and the Greater Ohio Athletic Conference champion softball team. Rio's guest speaker for the even ing wlll te Bob Eastman, President r1 Ohio Valley Foodland. Refreshments will be served at the conclusion or the awards ceremony. Questions may be addressed to the toll free numter In Ohio, 1-IIXl-282-7'201 or (614) 245-5353, Ext. 294. Work party set RUTLAND - Rutland BowhuntRrs Assoc iation wUI have a work party Saturday. beginning al 10 a.m., and a special meeting starting at 7:30 p.m. Sa turday night. ,.----------------1 Tournament game postponed ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs~u th Point ~tiona I championship game scheduled for Thursday a1 Meigs was postponed due lei wet grounds and will play tonight at 4:30 p.m. The top-seeded Marau- derctt cs have a 25-1 record, but should be hard-pressed against the 16-5 Lady Pointers. Meigs Is the defending sC'<'tional and district champions. THE GINGERBREAD BOY SAYS ... .......... ""_..... ,.-..... (_ We're Now Delivering ' Sllk Arrangements to Area Funeral Homes and Hospitals. ._ M.,.n, 1'1. ia. 77~~911 Middleport Pen~tal Church, South 'Third Ave . at 2: :Ill Sunday afternoon. For the graduation program the chUdren wiD present ''The Uttle Red Hen." Pictured here In their costumes lor the play with Mrs. Clark Baker, teaeher, are left Ill right, front, Holly Milhoan, Danlelle Peckham, Rachel Ashley, Steven Rice, and Undsey Nottingham, and back, .lerrod Clark, VIncent ROOerlck, Curti• J ellers, Danny Sayre, and BUJy Young. · 1979 Chevy lmapala........... S169S P.B .. P.S., electric windows. good condition. 1979 Dodge Van ..•...•....•..•.. S149S ;/ •"RIDAY RL'TLAND - Dance at Rutland Civic Center 8 to 10:JJ p.m. Fr iday with music by Music Unlimit ed: admission. $2 single: S3 coupil'. through Sunday with services at 7:30p.m. nighlly. Evangelist will be B.T. Weston of Columbus, Ohio. Singing min istry will also he featured . S.\TURD.\Y RACINE - Annual Southern High School variety show. "Solid Gold", 8 p.m. Sat ur'day in the Charles Hayman gymnasium . CHESTER - Special serv ices wit be held at the Chester Church of God . Sunday through Wednesday, 7 p.m. with Biblr teacher, Angel Percy. Gilbert Spenrt.'r, pastor. invites the public. RACINE -Revival at Frredom Gospel Mission Church through Saturday at 7:30 nightly. Located on CR 31, Bald Knob St lversvillr Road back of Po11 land an d RacinP. Rev. Clyde Ferrell, cvangrllst: special singers. POMEROY - Meigs County Genealogy Society meeting, 2 p.m. Sunday at Meigs Museum. Open to public. Those attending in vited to bring thPir family Bibles to hav<' their l'E'COrds copied. RACINE - Soulhrrn High Choir \\111 present thl'ir annual varie ty show this Saturday evening at 8 p.m. Entitled "Solid Gold" and under thl' direction of music teacher Roberta Maidens, the show wil l take place in the Charles Hayman Gymnasium . Evrryone welcomr . SUNDAY CLIFTON - Clifton Tatx'rnacle, Clifton. W.Va .. will be in reviva l Sunday program set The Pomeroy sa tellite of thl' Atht•ns Communit y Music School will huvP ils annual spring program at 1:30 p.m . Sunday a t the United Mrt hodisl Church in Pomeroy. Students panlclpatlng are .Julla and Jennifer Buck, Aaron and Jared Sheets, Elizabeth Downie and Pam Ash. The recita l program is open to the public. NEW HAVEN - Hymn sing Sunday 1:30 p.m .. First Chu rch of God, New Haven. and 7: 30p.m. at Christian Brethren Church, Mason, featuring Sincere Gospel Quart et d Flatwoods, Ky., and Reflections Trio of New Haven. RUTLAND - Revival starting Sunday, 7 p.m., continuing through May 25 at Rullan,d Church of God . wtth Rick Murphy, evange list: Mr. and M1-s. Murphy providing mu sic. •lberry Ave. 992·2119 Pomeroy, Gospel sing POMEOR Y - A tenefit b'OSpel sing will be held at the Meigs Junior High school at 7 p.m. Saturday evening under sponsorship of the Meigs Cou nty Ministerial Associa tion. Featured singers will be Sunrise, Kyger Valley Boys, and the Gabriel Qua net. A Jove offering will be taken to be used by the Association lor the needy. 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The program allows young men and · women to mUst on inactive duty up tn a year telore trey receive I~Fir initial tralng. Jones who Is a 1985 graduate of Meigs High School Is schedu led to receive recruit training at the U.S. Naval Training Center In Great Lakes, Ill., in Augu st. Following recruit trai ning, he wU I receive further schooling in the Navy 's Hull Technician rating. PORTRAITS '\ $1495 Community calendar I area happenings Auto., P.S., 318 motor. Your Headquarters For •••• Joins Navy COLOR LONG BOTTOM - A spaghetti su pper wUI be held Saturday by the Long Bottom Community Assocla ton Saturday with serving to be he ld from 4 to 7 p.m.at the community bulidlng. The menu wUI be spaghetti and meatballs, tossed salad. roll or garlic bread. tea or coffee, and dessert. Cost wll be $3.50 for adull s and $2 for children . .\ "FffiS'I.. FOR STEWART-R. T. Stewart who has huraect turkeys with a bow and arrow lor the past lour Year.i. bagged his llrst Wednesday momlng In the Rutland oonununity. The wild bird weighed 18 pounds and had a 10 Inch heard. Stewart Is a memlier <i the RuUand Bow Hunters .\9i0Ciatlon. WUd turkey season Is In )Jst three weeks a year. Page- 5 TINY TECH - Graduation of the kindergarten chUdren of Tiny Tech wtll he held at the RACINE - A benefit dance will be held Saturday night at the Raclnr American Leglon ha ll from 9 p.m. to I a.m. The public Is invited to attend . Annual Red-White tilt Sunday RIO GRANDE - The annual Red-White game, featuring returnIng lettermen and new recruits l:Jr Rio Gran~·s 1986-87 basketball season, w1U start at 3 p.m. Sunday, May 18 In the Lylie Center. Joe White, a6-3guardlromCanal Winchester High School and Most Valuable Player In the Columbus All-Star Game; John Lambcke, a 6-6 point player from WUmlngton High School and All-Disirlct player; Steve Cluxton a 6-5 oil guard who worked after graduation and will return to the sport re played In Wilmington High School four years ago; Ray Singleton, a 6-4 small forward and Northwest Junior College transfer who was one of. the most highly recrultEII JC players In the state of <lllo; and Gerald Clay, a 6-ti renter and transfer !rom Wright State University round olf the basketball squad olllfl6.87. In addition , last year's starters will be present: Joe Verhoff, borored by First Team All-Mid Ohio Conference and M-OC MVP, All·Distrtct, and Honorable Mention All-American awards; and Mike Smith, Second Team All ·M· OC and Honorable Mention All District player. Jimmy Kearns, Marc Gothard, and Dan Dressen all "had a successlul spring," accordIng to head roach John Lawhorn . At 7: JJ p.m. the Rkl Grande College awards ceremony wUI commence In the Multipurpose Rooms ol the James A. Rho~s Student Center. Newt Oliver, By The Bend Friday, May 16, 1986 f~,_•N.HIIflf~~ tiOJI ,,__~ForFRif •ovw To" Boii&le, See )UUr local SAKRETE products dealer NOW. Flowering Shrubs All flowering shrubs in stock. For beautiful landscaping. Shrubs or p)famidal foun dation plantings to set oH AboJVillle your home jn ·greenery. Saw. �Page-& J!ra E,aifY Sentinel' Friday;.,,, uay 1 6 1986 .:.., Pomeroy-Middlepert. Ohio Ohio Friday, May 16, 1986 This Message and Church USED CARS, INC. St Rt Chester Ph 91S 4100 IJ MEIGS TIRE ~ \ CENTER, INC. 1\( -j Ray R1ggs MIDDLEPORT BOOK SlORE RNI~!~LH~RDWAR1 Homel1te Saws Ra wlings-Coats-Biower FUNERAL HOME "Servtng Famthes" 264 S 2nd, Middleport 992-5141 FAITH SHOULD 8 J ohn F Fultr, Mgr Ph 991 1101 Pomeroy ~~~~! rit p rescnphon'i .:::ER~ s.rv*' IJin.raDoe 2 14 E Mam ~92 5130 Pomeroy F .nes t '" 1 Apply th1n e hea rl unto mstructton and th1ne ears to the words ' of knowledge ~ Proverbs 23 12 year "':lw n ee & Modular Homes Pomeroy 1100 E Mam WAID CROSS for for a Chrnese prove rb your ca p and gow n and rece1ve your diploma, wh1ch procla1ms the fact that you have met all the re qu~rem ents and a re n o w prepared to fa ce However 1f your co ll ege or Nat 1onwtde In s Co of Co lumbus 0 804 W Ma1n 99'.2 2318 Pvm erov " II ; SENTINEL HOWEll fOi EVERY OCCASION GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES SONS SlORE Pomeroy 992-5432 TRINITY DfURQl RM \\ H f>t:'ITtn pastor: Droble Buck ~ nd <1\ School Supt CJiW'('h Scbool9 15 a m Wm ship Srn If' 10 V\ a m CIXJ!r rrhe~l 1\Jcsdav 7 l l p rn under dlrocdon of Lois Bw r POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAil\ RENE Corner Union and Mull.x-rT\ fU'\ Thomas G lm MC'Ciung pastor Norm.an Pn 'S ley S S Sup( Sundav SchOol 9 lJ a m morntn~worshlplO l:l a m ('l.en mgsm1C'f'ti p m mid-week serv1('(' \\ rdnrsdav 7 p m ffiACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH l26 E Main St F'omt>roy Sunday S('f'\.jCf'S Hoi\ corTnJunion on t tp firs! Sunda\ of C'arh m.Jnlh and oomblnOO 1'.1th morning ~<l\1.'1 on thr thirdd Suntlay MorninJr prayer and SCI lll)n on all othPr Sundays ci t!I' rmnt h Cllw ch School and Nurser) care prtJ'Vkted Cotr(l(> OOJr m ttl: Parish H alllmnl.>diiilel} folloY. lng 1hP srn k'f' POMEROY OIURCH OF CHRL~r m W Maln St Neil ProudiOOI JX!SIII" Blbk> Sr~Yol 9;3) a m Morning"c:rshlp tJ lla m \ outh rneE'lln~ 6: 00 p m EvenlnM ...,urshlp i m p m Wedn€sd ay nlJ!:hl pr ay('l ffi('l tm~ and RlbiP smty 7 ro ~m TilE SAlVATION ARMY U5 RuttPrnut Ave Pomt>rov Mrs fu-a Wmlng In c h ar~ ~nday ho lln~ !T'I('€'ting 10 a m Sunda\ School 1[}: ll a m Sunday &hool Y~ M Elolse Adams ~adrr 7 lJ p m Sal\ atlon meeting valiou.'i speakers and mtt~lt Sf:«'lal<; ThursdaY ll ll a m Ia 2 p m Ladii"S Horw Le~ mt:'mbrrs In chru gr all wonY.n lnv11ed 6 f5 p m 1lTW'Sdav Cor~ Cadi:'f Classs tYoung Proplr-Blblet 7 :Il p m Blblf' Snxty and Pra)er rtlC'('ti~ cpm to ttw- J:X.lblk POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCll OF OIRJST J3Z2ti ChUdrt'n s Hom.' Road rC'ount\ Road 7fil !B2-5235 Vocal mus k' Sunda\ War slhp 10 a m Blbk> SIUdy U n m Wor ship tip m Wedn«day Bible Slu<l) ' p m ()[.0 DEXTER BIRI E CHR I ~rl \N CHUROf Ah In Cw'lis. pao;tor LtndJ ~\\.m Supt Sunday School 9: l) a m IJ'N C h ln ~ ~rt vil1'1i first and third Sund 1\ folio\ \ lnl! ~ f)(L1 \ School \ oo th Tllfll>lm~ 7 ll p m ('\'f'r, Sun day GRA H \ M UNTTF.D ME'T ffH >f"f Pr£'achlng 9 30 1m fi ro; t ~nd ~('f'n nd S.u 1 days of ea ch month th1d md fnur1h ~n day eachmoo th worship ~ r " W"" tt- lOp m Wedn ~da ' e' {'11\n ~" at - :Ill p m Pra)'f'r and Blblf' St urh SEVENTH DAY AD\ ENTJS T \-l ulll frry Heigh ts Road Poffif'f('J\ I 1> •' Brur h Pastor Sa bhalh Srt1ool Supf r n tPndf>fll Hhonda Markin S 1hba lhSt h1ol ~in s at 2 p m (r1 Sa tu1tla ' ..,. 1th Y. ot ~ h t p !Wrvlcr lolloY.in.E at 1 1~ E\ f'nonr .... r l rome RUTLAND FIRST BAPT IST C'f lL HOI - Slslf'r Harr\('tt \\ 1rnr r Supt ~ und ' ' Setlool 9 30 a rn Morning: \\ oro; hl p ]I) h am POMEROY FIRST Ri\Pl !Sf l\ o;trm Hall ey mlnlstE'r William Snou fftt s, n day School Supt Sunc:la\ Srhoo l ~ l•J 1m Morn In~ \\ orslllp 10 lOam FIRST SOt:THER N 131\PTTS f Po mPr o' Pik1 E La marQ Rn mt p t ~ l r r Ja ck NN'd !'i Sund ay Srhool DlrN' IOr Sun da y School 9 30 am Morning ~\ orshl p 1045 lH"nlng~orshlp 700 pm tD ST & 7 30 1E S T I \\ 00nl'Sda y Pra\ rr Sl'r vlcP 7 00 p m 1D ~ T 1& 7 ~0 PM F S T l Mls ~ l on Frl P n d ~ ( a~ ('S 2 nt Ro' a l Amb<lssac..hJtS /boys al{rs 6-1 RI and Gt rl ~ In Action tagt>S S- 181 un \\ rn nPSd:ns - p m 1DST 1&7 JOp m 1E S T 1 Turs dn Vlslt a llon I) ~ p m FAITH TABER NACLE CHURCH lla< ley Run Road Rev E:mmf'tt Rau <iion pa <i tor Handi('v Dunn st~pt ~ u nd 1y SC'hool lOam SundayP\f'nln~ ~<' nk(' 7 111pm Btblf' lf'arhln~ i )'} p m Thu rsd n SYRACUSE MlSSI ON CHrrn St Sv racusf' Sinlrrs m a m Suncht\ E•l'ntn g servlc~ Sunda y an d WrdnMda\ 111- Oil p m MIDDLEPORT CHUnCH Of ( HnfST IN CHRIS ! TAN UN ION Re\ Krlt h Ebhn pas tor Sunda\ Srhool lf :m a m \\ rKir ffa yman sup! Mornln,e ,\ orshl p lO 311a m Sunda) CH' nin~ sr rvlrf' 7 ?.0 p m Wf'dn esda ) PraH'r MN>I1n.E 7 10 p m MT MORIAH CHUR CH OF GOD Raclnr Rr' J a m('~ Sanrrflf'l(l 1>1st or Fre<'man Williams Supt Sunda v Sf'hoo t 9 45 am Sund:n and \\ ed nMdH 1'\('n lnR servlC<'s 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST llAPfiST ,rncr Sixth and Pa lrll('r F..at l Edrn P11 s tor Ray Fields S S Sup! Dan ltlg-'!S Ass! Sup t Sun da\ Srhoo l 9 I ~ a m Morning Worship Ill 15 am Sundet\ Evenin g servlcf' 7 p m Youth mPrlln~.: 730 p m \.\edn esda\ {'\f.'nln~ s o\ trr p m Choir practice 8 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURC H OF CHRISl 5th and Main Bob Melt on mlnL<;t<'r AI Hartson assoc mlnbiter Mlke GN iach SUnday School Superintendent Bible School 9 30 am Morning_Wor!!hlp 10 30 am Evening Worship 7 00 p m \\1>dn l'S day, 7 00 p m Prayer mE't'ting MIDDL EPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZAREli E C~>pastors Rt'V Charles Cov k• and Rev Na ncy Coyle Bill Wh it(' Su nday ~bool Supt Su nda y School 9 30 a m Momtng Worship 10 30 a m Evange listic : meeting 7 00 p m Wednesda y 1 00 p m Prayer mee ting IINJTDI I'RE!IBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF M,:IGS COUI>"rY Rev Ken Wllklnoon HARRISONVR.LE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday Worship Services 9 00 a m , Church School 10 15 am MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN sunday School 9 am Chu rch serv ice IO I~a m WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH If NO ANSWER CAU: 367-7560- 367-7671 Phone CHESHll£, OHIO 3325 •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY ~ NEW USTING - Ole floor teasonallle 3 bedroom home nat gas FA fumace 2 po rches panelrn g, lu ll llase ment & off street parkrn g fJ•~II·Quleksl $34 000 A1eneg, /ne. Acrou from the Courthouse POMEROY, OHI0 -~92 61>77 8•11 Ou1ckle and Ruth Ann Yeauger un1 vers1 ty IS suffe nng from fmanc1al woes as are Veterans Memorial Hospital 992-2815 Daily devotions 367-0317 1 (614)· 992 (row's Family Restaurant CHAPMAN SHOES "fMIIIIIIf K1111ekg Frlti Clriek1n " "Pommy Quilty $hH $ton" 228 W Mcun St., PH. 949-2801 or 949·2860 216 E 2nd St 1Ob Bunernut Avt, Pomeroy Oh Sup! Sunda y School 9 30 am mo1 nin,g so many of th e m these d a ys you a re already aware • ors hlp 11 , m s""d') ""nino'"" 1 • 7 30 P m Pn) r• Meerlno WNI"'"'"" of some of the problems that ca n beset th1 s rea l 730 pm SYRACCSF. FIRST CHURrll OF GOD Grocene~ ­ wor ld an d th1s shoul d ca use you to appreciate your non p., 1,,0 , , 1 Wnr<hlp "" ' "" sund" 11 S I Mtmor1ol Dr Pomeroy Gen e ral Merchandi M! Jn 1m Sundn School II am EH•nlng e duca t 10n a )I th e more an d wan t t o h e Ip t h e s 1t ua .or. hlp " " ,,. 7 "' P m wronrs<l" Rae me 949 2SSO 992 2104 liOn 10 so me way On t he other hand your House of P"V" m l~llng ; "p m M1 IIERMON UNITED BRE:T HR FN Wors h ip may al so be forced to ex1st on a I1m ted IN CHR IST CHURCH 1 "" "~ In re, '" FOHES1 Hl:'.J rlAP1 1Sl R• \ N\ 11 Communlh off Cl nt Hl Rr\ Robrrt Rordl'n p1~ 1 o 1 Ct •n r l1u ~ n un1h sup l 't budget , SO In additiOn tO attending It dO a)) yOU Sander< 1"""' Jrrr Holte r 1" IPI<Ier Sund ,., S hno Q 111 1m ~co nd md Ed Hou sh Sund tv Sc hool Sup I Su nd 1v IU Utlh ~ untii\ ~ I>II Shl p~ f i \H I tl ~ 10p 104 E MAIN ST, POMEROY can to aSSISt '"one way or anot h er It IS there that Sc hoo I " I m monnng "OfShlp und m rh lldrrn s church 10 10 am €'\ rntn g I Ml MOHI 1\H £31\I'TISI Foult h and b f h you earn a out the Origin 0 t e worl d and th e God prea< hln g SPrl Icc on Ihe >« ond <Od Main St M1 ddhpo11 H<' Gl beT! C r u ~ who created 11 Th1 s IS a f1fet 1me c urnculum w h c h lourrh sun<l ' ' ' " 7 111 P n Ch, l>llrn En f p1~t o r M1 s I •I n Daurnga rdnC'I dea\O! on th r fir st r~ n d thild Sunt.11~s 11 Su nd 1\ SC'honl Supl Sund n S<h ool 11 «J <t 7 lOp m Wf'dnC's d:'ly prit\ l'J ll lt't tlnJ.!: an d ff m V. or..,hlp s ,,"' u 10 4 ~ a m "R.\Cllsr FIRST UNITED PRESBY o ers m a ny rewards an d f rom w h ICh t h e re IS never Blbl• """' 7 3IJ P m SUCC ESS ROAD UIU RCH OF CHRIST TERJA I' - Sunday School 10 a m d t CHURCH OF' C.OD OF PROPHF n Church SC' r.lcc 11 15 am any gra ua on LoeatN.I on 0 J Whitr Hn lclnf High .... IV - Joseph 13 lfosklm t v 1n grlls1 ~u nday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor 160 Pa t H rn ~on pastor Sun d~\ Sc hooi!O Bl blr Stu d\ (J • m \\ 01 !ihrp 10 1 m ~ un f' \Pnln ~ s('n <f' f p m \\f'dnpsda v J ohn E\ans Su nda y School 10 00 a m ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . J a m Classrs l orall a~f'5 lunlnr Chu rrh 11 f'da\ r\ n\nJ!: Sl'f\ irf' - p m Su nda} Morni ng Worship U OOa m Chll a m Mor n l n~ worship II , m Adult PF.NTi l OS1 AI ASSEMBI ) R tcl m drt'n s Chur<h 11 am Sunday Even In ~ ( hol r pra r t!Cf' !i p m Sundn 'oung Pto Sen IC<' 7 00 p m Wed 6 p m You ng La I hutch Schoo 111 a m I r .r 1rf' E \f'nln ~ .,.. orshtp 7 30 p m Wcdn E'S da' piP s Chllrlrl'n s Church dlld Adu lt BlbiP fll 12.1 Willi 1m Hob;1 c-k pa~lot Sunday S< hoo J 10 t m Sund IV f'VC'nlng st r\ lrP 7 di es Auxilia ry Wednesda y 7 pm Fam :\1()1-{~ I ~U. ST\R- \\or sh1p ~~~,.1m Praver a nd Blblr Studv 7 30 pm Stud y Wl'dn<'S d I \ Jt 7 :JO p m II} Worship I hu1ch Sc-hool 111 141 1m Blhlt ~ I ud\ DEXTER CIIUfH H OF CHRIST HO PE BAPTIST CHAP fl.. :.to Grl nl l>m Wedn es dl\ l'\f'n l n ~s( n l l• " pm CAR PEN I ER Bt\I"TIS r Don Ch{a dh HAZEL CO MM UNITY CHU RCH Off lh ur-.d l\ " lOpm tR 1rl1 1 Charlrs Russ~ll Sr mlnls!Pr Ric-k Ma St Middi('J)ort \ffiii :J II'd Y.!lh Sr:u thf'ln Supt Sunday Sl: hool 9 \0 1 m Morning Rl 124 3 miles fl om Portland Long Bot H \ LIM WE Sl I \ A~ - Ch uH h S.. tklo com b<'r supt Su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m Baptist Cum r ntl on Da\ ld B" an Sr Ml tom Eds£'1 Hart paslot Sunday School !II 1 m \\ o1shlp I I 1m U\1\\ fout1h Mon \\ 01 shtp sl'n lcr 10 W a m Dlblr stu d) nls ler ~u nda\ Schoo l 10 a m MoJnlng Wors hi p 10 :Klu m PnwrsPf\l ( t altern au.• Sundays Q 10 J m Sunda \ rnot nlnl{ prroch ln g d t\ "' ~ (I p m Mf' n " PI nrt 11rl' lkll r.; f Turs da\ 7 ]) p m worship II " m EvPnln g v. nrshlp 7 p m lOlOdm Sund t~V(' \~ lng sftvlces 7:ll \\ I'Cinl'Sdl\ /J ill tf, r lff'l REORGAN IZED CHURCH OF lESt!.' Wedn ~ d.\ f'\f'n ln~ Bib!!' slud v and MJDDL EPOR1 PENTElOSTAI Thlid pm 'il !'TO:\ - Chul l h School I Iii 1 n CHR ISTOFLATTERDAYSA IN1S Port pra)f'l mf't'tm g7 pm A"e R£'V Cia1k Bak r r pu slor ( 1rl Not MIDD LEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST ~t o rnrn ~ ~\ ors h p 1t1 4~ ll m rt 1st tnd th r1 l la nd Rarmr Road \\ lll lam Roush pastor BRADFORD CHURC H OF C HR I ST ~ tln~ham Sundll\ SrhoOI Supt Sunda) CHURCH CornNAshandPium Ralph Su nd n o;; FI'IIO\, <; hipdlnnrrY.IIh l llmr l Linda E\ans churrh school dlr('(' tor RtU.Iand Co Rd~Mark S<'f'\ f' l s mln s ~ch ool 10 1 m wnh C'li.t SSI'S fm a ll 1g£1S Cundi ff pastor s 11 ndav Schoo\10 00 am thttd fh u1 sda ~ b lfl p m 1MrGu1rP1 Cllurr h srhoo l 930a m Momln g "orslp tl'r Su nda\ Sc hool Supl Hlrr. Hr n f. \ I nln g S(lf\ ICf'S at ll p IT1 \\ rdn Nidll} 1'\ Mo nln g \\ o r~ hlp 11 00 am Wedn Mda y KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST VE'1non 10 30 am WPd nC'S dav evening prayN dnrks Su nrll ) School9 :l() a m Mo 1nmc bl(' ~ tud y lll- lOp m Yout h S(' rvlr f'S r rl and Sa tu1d 1\ F:\f'nlng Sfor. icl'" a t 7 :ll p Eld rldg!' minister Olh £'f Sv.aln Sunda v srn lcrs 7 30 P m 1 n r ~hlp 10 30 ~ m Evening v. orsh!p - p c.lay •t 730pm 11 School Supt Prf'a C'hlng 11 30 am £>ach BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ea rl m Wrdu~da " "orshlp 7 p m E CC I ESIA FEl LOWSifiP 12R Mill Sl Sunda~ Sh uler pastor Worship sc rvlcf' 9 30a m ~~ PAUL LU f HERAN CHURCH Mlddlt'J)urt R1 othrr Chuck Mr PhNson HOll~Ol'l l llR ISTli\N UNION G£-or~l' Su nd i\School 10 10am Blblf'Studya nd Cornrr Svr<~ moC' rnd Suond Sts Po pastor Sunduv Sc hool 10 1m Sunda\ MEIGS Anf'do pastm Su nda ySf' nk(' 930 <i m praj N S12 r. lr f.> J'hu rsda~ 7J(I pm mnrM• l hr I'" Wi lli Mlddl h l'vc nlng st>rv l< 1-s 11 l p m an d \\ N-ln f'Sdl \ CARLETON INTERDENOMJNATION ._ v., 1:.-\ am C'swart f OClPERt\TIV E Pt\RISH ~C'n. lrt:>S at 7 p m f'\enlng: sf'rvlrP7 l Op m Pra\Prmf"f'lit'IR pslor Sundav SChool q .~~a m Ch unh l 'lTED ~IE'IIIODIST CHURf ll Wf'dn es dav 7 :JJ p m AL CHURCH Kln~sbury Road RC'\ Da SC'r.IC'f I I 1 m \NTIQ U11 \ OAPTIST Krnn £'t h Smith " >RT IIf \ ST fLUSTER BEARWALLOW RJJ)(,E l HURt.l-1 OF 'ld Curfman pasto r Su nda} School9 30 ~ACHED HEART CHURCH Msgr p l!llot Sund 1\ School 9 30 a m chu rrh Rt'\ Doo 1\rther CHRIS! 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Haven WV pastor ht,R sf>!\\(( 7 pm Wf'dnPsdnv f'Vf'nlng dav PraH•rmee!lngi Wpm Thursda y m li\1\V llrst ThuJ,.da v 1 p m Com pori Suntll\ mntnln£ Sf' r\1CI'IIll r, 1 m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomrro~ Su ndlVSchoo l at9 30 a m Momtngwor '4ursh\p 7 p m Visitati on Thursda\ ji n mun 10n flr<i l Sund cn tA IChl't Harn son\ illr Rd RolwrT Purt r ll mini s s hi p at iO 30 am Sunda yPve ntn gserviCE' pm Sun<11\ f'\f'ntn£ 7 :lit lh ur~r ln morn l n ~ JflPP \ - \\ no; hp q 1fl 1m Chu 1ch Rr blp s tud\ IU a m \\ NinMrl:_l) r' mln g tr r Stf'Vl' StanIf'\ S S Supl Bill McEI .at 7 J0 p m Thursda) services a t 7 30 P MORS E CHAPEl CHUR\11 _ (,an S ho1l lfl Ill 1m f\ll:li,..S•u dv \.\r.:ln f'Sd1 \ 7 :lOpm rO\ Ass! Sup! sund n School 9 lO :~ m m Holll'r pas lor Sunda\ Sl' hool 10 a m - 1ft p m 1 l n hn ~ m NF. \V H\\F I'\ ( !I UHCII 0 1 ! IfF ~ A \\ orshlp sf'n. ~ f' 10 :34"1 1 m [ q'f1Jn~ v. or FREEDOM GOSPEL MlSSION at Ba ld \\Orshlp sr n \u 11 a m pravPr mpr!ln g I i i\( 1101 10\1 - ( ht (h Sthn• l 11]) shipSu nda v7p m ~nrt\\('() n PSdt~ i pm Kn ob locitlcd (J1 Cou nty Road 31 Rev -lOpm fhursda\ 7.ARENE Hf'\ ( It ndon StraHl p t<ilor 1 m \\ l <ihlp ~ p m ll1h' Stu rh \\rd Sundi \Stton ll :lJIIOl \\ orshtpsf'nhl' ST JOli N LUT H Er.\~ CHUHCH Puw La" renct> Gluesenca mp pasto r Rev li VING WORD CHESTER CHURCH nf~ l \ ~lpm lJMYFWNln~ dn to 10 1 m \ JU ih ~nlc.f'Sundt ) fi l ~ p G1cv r 1h£' RP\ Willi 1m Mlddl rs "'arlh Ro~Pr Willford asst pas tor Preadling OF' GO D _ Gilbert Spencer pt~s t o r su n I IKl pm ( mnmnl(\0 ~lr <i l Sun d 1\ m Su n d l \f\ f!l ln~s ,t \h l OOpm \\ rd pas tor Church Sl'l v 11 r G 11) 1 m Sund 1\ st" kL'S Sunda} 7 30 p m Prayer met>tlng da} School 9 30 1 m Morning Sf' I'\ tel' \ r hr r nr.,da\ P1a''' M 1111n~ lfi d Bl bl rStu1h SlhoollO 30 am WednPSday 7 30 p m Gary Grllflth OOa m Sundav t'venln~ sl'rvkf> 7 oop 10 In I IJ S\ Ill r - { hut rh Schnnl q IU I 700 pm BRADBURY CHL RCH OF GI RIST lea der You lh groops Sunday evening at m Mid ...,f'<'k pray<'r S('f\licf' wron Nldil} Ill W.-. ~ h iJ} S I \ lr t 11 011 t n llJf t II' I I John Wr l~ht p 1s t or Suntlq Sl huul'l 1n 1 6 30 p m with Roger and Vlolft Willford pm NF \Sf Sf .f ll F M ~ NI ( ill H(l t Sun 7 ll l'l'r HS II \ 1'\S S l I \ UI 11 d l\ tfl r 1 11 ~rIl l " ll! \0 fh ur"'t~ l ) La r" Hii\ nrs s s Sup I MOJ ninM leaders Comm un ion serv ice firs t Sunday ro.rr 01 TV E COMMll!'.'l rY UlUIH H 1 f hur ! h Srhool 1 1m ~\ or c; h lp Ill u m 1\f nlng '\fi \ IC ~ I - 1iJ v.orsh1p 10 1lJ 1 rn each month M F 1 s , ., WHITEs C HAP~ WESLEYAN La" r£'nC'f' Bush pastordM ax 1 o mf' Alhf St ud\ Jur <: I<J \ lU pm L M\\ FIHS ! R \1-'Ji t.;T( If l;H( II M t ~ on \\ RACINE CHUR(H OF THE '~• ~ W r hi1 RENE RN Llov dD (nmm J1 p tstu ! h 1 l1 1"dn lH prn Lnmmun lon CHURC H -Coolvili PRD Rev PhllllpRl Supt SundtySrhoolan ornn ~ ors P \ 1 P 1sl t Hi ll MuqJh\ Sunda\ Schuo HI 9 10 am Su nda\ l'\rnln g srr' I('CW~ m Fu ~u nrll\ 1 \ t<' h('rl Ora B •s" Chairma n of 1hl' Board of Chris denour pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m 1m Sunrl t\ nr nlnJ;: 7 W p m l>ri.iH r '~~Iorn worship se rvl cf' 10 :ll am dBible study Youth7 pmwtlnR and Blblf' 5tudy nes C F.~TRAJ CLl STER mt 1 llng ;1nd Hlbl f' ~ 1u1h \\ r'tl nrsd IV 7 ltJ tla n L fp .".. unda\ "... choo 19 "" ,JV 1m da\ m llf'\ J lni i'S F. Corh lll pm ~\ N \rllr'oiPin 11)( In£ 1.1.ors hlp 10 30 a m f'' tn ~ PI 1 st ir sN and Y. arshlp sc rvlcf' Wl'dnes ay 7 pm UN I I ED FAIT H \ HURCH Rt 7 00 Po Ro Mf'\<"n ~<"l ~ on H L II 1\ r-.DHH~ \\ Ill IIAPT\ S f S1 \lrf' i OOpm \\ f.'dnl'sda' S('n. lrc ~pm RUr LAND CHURCH OF' CHRIST mrro\ Bv Pass Rr' 01\K\W isr m,ln Sr ltPv :\tt lvln Franklin lf' m St HI\ P1u l fr\lo r p1 ~t tr Su nd l\ Mark Jonrs pa ~lor Bill Nlc hal!!on Su n pastor Mrhtn Drl kl' s s Supt Sunlln I JBF.RT \ CHRISTl AN I JI URf11 Of'x Rf'\ c 1f nwnl f' ~ Zuni.:; a Jr S<hnoi11J im Su nrlt) l \ t nln~700p m tr>r Woorh Ca ll P"stor Sl'n ]('('s Sundt \ day School Sup! SundaySrhool9 lOam School 9 1ll a m Mornlnl.! \\ ors hip 10 10 Rf'\ \ndr1 w Hu br nhln ~ W('(lnt -.d 1\ ,.., , nm g p1 1\ t r m('(' tl nj:l 7 00 10 1 m and 7 p m \\f'dn f'!l da\ 7 pm MornlngWorshtpandCommunlon 10 JOa E\enln J! ,\ orshlp 7 30 p m W['(ln Ni dav \SBtJ f{) iS\ I ;u Usi I - \\ 01 Ship 11 I m pm RAC INE FIRST BAPTIST Sll'\(' mRUTLANDBIBLEMETOOD!ST Amos PraH' rSC'r.icc 7 :wl pm t hurt h S1h ool 'I l'i a m Chttgr Blblr SOU1 H BF: II!l l r\ E\\ 1E."' fA MENT Of'a\rr Pas tor Mlkl' Sv.l~f't Su ndll) Tillis pa s!or Sonny Hudsoo supt Su nday FAIIH BA P1 JST CHURO I RallTOtd S111d\ \\ f'C int-sdn- lfpm UM\\ fir"' CHUROI S l\fr IUriKf' Duam Sydrn Sl'hOOI Sup! Sunda \ School 9 lO 11 m Sc hool a m Mom lng worship St Mason ~ und o v School 10 .1 m Mor n fu f'Sd n 'i 10 p m C' hnh 11rhl' ~r s a l 9 30 10 30 qrf t kl'r p lSI 11 Su nd t\ Sehou l 9 am Mo rnin R v. ouhlp lO 411 il m Su nd a\ a m Sunda) ('\l'nln~ scrv lre 7 00 p m ! n ~ " ors hlp II a m f \enlng Sf n I('P tip \\ n(lnPqla\ li Ul p m LIM \\ founh Su n \\ oro; hJp Sr n trl' IO <J m Su nd av t\ f'nln~ f'Vf'nlng worship 7 :JO P m \\ rdnf'Sda\ Wednesda y sen !('{' 7 p m \\M PO pro m PruvN mf'Nin~ and Blbll Studv \\ ('(\ 1111 I lllpm N1Jr.;onr ~Pn lrr ~ 001 m \\ Nin,.,.d.1' n\~hl Bl blr c\rn lnF: Bi ble stud v 7 30 pm gram 9 am each Sunday nrsda ~ 1 p m F\ I F. l1 PH ISF: - \\ 01 r.; ll p 11 1 m <;!U d\ 7 lXI jJ m llURLINGHAM COMMUNI I Y CHURGl Chu1tl S{ hool lO t n H1blt Stuh 1ul's Burllnl'!ham Rav Laudcrmllt pao;tor Ro RUTLAND CHURC H OF THE NAZA dn ~ 1(1 p n l :\1\\ f11 ~ 1 :\.1 nd n ~ :\11 tx'rt Cozart as.'> LSta nt P<l.<;lor Sunday Srhool RENE R('v Lov.ell Ford pastor Sunday 1 1\nf <.;. un ll \ h pn ( hm R1 Ill a m ~orshlp 7 p m \\ f'd nC'S du v 6 pm Sc hool 9 30 a m Wors hip serv ice 10 30 a h• 11 "tl +i Vlpm \1h'l.lm-.da\ F'1 mk lin \IOU ih mf'C'tlng Wed 7pm ch ur('h!lmi('('S m \ oung poopl£1 s S(IJ"V\ce 6 P m F'l AI\\OOIJ(;,- Chu (h St: horl l111 m PINE GROVE HOli NESS C H U RC H~~ Eva nJi!:ellsttcserv lce6 30pm Wedn ('S day \\ or~ h lr ll 1m R blf> Sru ch fhu r-. sen Ice 7 p m mllr off Rt 325 Rev Ek'n J Walls p:IS!or MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST M1llflr tla\ - p m t:M\ F S mc:la \ 1 p m Robert S('H I('S S S Supt Su nda\ Schoo St Mason w Va Eugene L ConRn ml ~ t~nklin 1 9 30 am Morninli! Worshi p 10 30 am Fomsr R U~ - \\ orsh •p q 1m Sunda\ f'-\f'nlnR St'IVICf' 7 30 p m WOO niSIN Sunday Blb l(' S!udy 10 am Wor f hu u h s , hnol 1n A M r hr lr prac t cl' nC'sday servlcr 7 30 p m ship II <~ m ctnd 7 p m W('Cln£'1idity Bi blE' MONDI\Y fu f'~ d n ti 10 p m IJ\-1\V flro;t Tuf'"da' Study vocal musk 7 p m SILVER RU N BAPTIST Bil l L1111< LI BERn ASSE MBLy OF GOD Dud - ?.Op m 1!\ Pi o;nn' & strong and courageous Do rrll !:<> tenifled do nol be pas tor SIC'\ £' Lit !If:' S S Supt Sunda) ding Lane Mason \\ Va 1 N Thacker HF. A f ll 1 Mldri iPport l - ( hu rch & h()(!l discouraged, for the Lord your God wUI be wl l h you w he re\ e1 you Schoo l 10 am Morn ing wor~lp II a m p~st or Even in ~ se rvicf' 7 30 p m Wo II 10 am M 01 n l n ~ \\ orsh 1p 10 10 am go ' (Joshua I 9) Sunday evenin2 worship 7 30 P m Pra yer men 5 Mini stry Thu rs day 9 JO a m \ MJthf ,roup 4p m \\Nlnf'sda\ Ch urch meelln~ and BlblestudyThu rsda y 7 30 P Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study 7 15 lhn1r 11 hl'II S II i p m Thursdtn m Youth met>tlng \\ l'd nllidaY at 7 p m Pr~l\rr Sf>t ~1 r1 6 IU p m Rlblr Stud v 7 REJOIC ING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH Pm The Prayer fo r the Day Lord God, help us tu r ra ll'" I he fulure Is m p rn 1Z unij!'a HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR L<iT IN - 383 N 2nd Ave Middleport Sunday your hands Grant us courage to fac e tre unkn o wn lru s tmglhal You Ml 'i f RS\ Ill ~ - \\ ors hlp Ser. IC'f' 10 ~hool 10 am Sunday e\t>n\n~ 7 00 P m CHRISTIA N UN ION Tiw Re\ William 1m c h1n d1 Schuol II am UM\\ th ird are with us Amen Mid wet>k ser\ Ice Wed 7 p m Ca mpbe ll pastor Sunday School 9 30 a \\('(111~1 ~. 1 p m Choir prac-rlc-P Mon LANGSVILLE CHRISTIA N CHURCH m J ames Hu Rhes sup! Even\ng serv lee d a\~ INPlson l 7 30 p m Wf'dnsdavf'ven \n ~ prayer mt:>el RobE'rt [ Mussl('r pastor Sunday School PF. AR I f Ht\PFI - \\ ot ~ h l p Sf'!\ i<'l' ') The Thought for the Day Whe n w e walk In God <s lren gth w e can 9 30 am Paul Muuer su pt MornlnR lng 7 30 p m Youth pra yer serv ice roch 1 rn 't hu t<h Srhool II 1m UMW Sf' overcome oor fears wors hip 10 lOam Su ndav Pve nln ~ ser Tuesday C'n nd fU P'i d J\ 10 pOl tJMY F las t \Ice 7 p m mid W('('k ~r.. kf' Wffln(IS FA IR VIEW B! Bl E CHURCH l...etarl Tursd Jv JIJ v m 1Ru llf'n kln£1 day 7 p m w Va Rt I Jam es L{'l'. L' pastor Wor POMT n m - < hu1 rtl Sf'hool 9 15 am TUE<;DI\Y SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THF. NA shtp servlcf's 9 lO a m SundaySrhoolll W 01~ h 1 p J1t t() I 10 f ho\r lf'hCJrsal Jesus said Give and It s haU be given unto I OU I Lu ke 6 38) 7.AR~E RN (rlenn McMillan pas tor am Evr nln ~ worship 7 :ll p m TU('!I day ~rd n ~ d n ~ lfl p m UM\\ sNo nd Mary lanlre LavendN Su nda v Srhool collage praver me!'lln g and Bihlf' Study fu r<;d l\ -lllp m L: M\F Su nda\ ~p tn Sup! Sunday Sc hool 9 lOa m Mornin g 9 30 a m Wor~htp S<'TV I('(' WPdn l'S day II Olhi!P Th e Prayer fort he Day Lord wre n things S('f'Jl1 IO go wrong he lp wors hip 10 30 a m Eva ngf'lls llc s£>rvlce 7 30 p m Rt X K SPR IN< s - Chu t h Schoo l 9 1 ~ fip m PrayerandPrnlst' \\ i"dnMida) 7p OURSAVJO UI1l UT HFRA NC HURCH us to look !:<>yond rurselves to tre !K'I'ds of ot hers Amen J m " ' l ~ hpi O m rn h l f'~udy " ~ m Youth me<'tlng 7 P m Walnut and Hen ry Sts Ravr ns\o\oood w npsrJI \ 7:«J p m UMYF' ISf'n lors l Sun EDEN UNITED BRETt-mE N IN Va The Rev Goor,ee C Well irk pastor d n ~~ p m t Junl, l S I f' \ 11\ f lhPr Sun The Thought fo r tre Day Only I can delermln cwhal myanlludc CHRIST El den R Blake pastor S\lnday Sunda y SChool 9 lOam Su nda y wors hip d 1\ 1 pm 1F'1<.mklln 1 School 10 a m Gary Rred Lay leader 11 a m wlllbe RU rJ AN D - <IurrhSi:: hool 9 4r1a m Morning ser mon 11 am Sunday night CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH located on \\ot ~ h l p lfl 10Cl m UMW tF.\I.tn inJt Cir sen. Ices Christian Endeavor 7 30 P m PomC'roy Pike County Road 2.'i nee~r Flat \11 sPt.ond\\t 'll nl sda\ 710 pm UM \\1 WEDNESDI\Y Song servlct' 8 P m Prearhlng 8 .ll P m woods Rev Black wood pastor Services Af11 1n )Qn Cu1 111 S(lt on d l hursda\ 1 p Mid Wff'k pra~er m('('llng Wedn esday 7 on Su nday at 10 :Wa m and7 30 p m wit h 11 tltu!wnkln,R I 'A Samaritan who was travelling that way came upon the man P m .. Sunday School9 30 a m Blblr Study Wl'd S \1 F M CE'\Tf R -Churc h School lO a and wren he saw him , h1 s heart was HUed wllh pily • !Luke 10 33 HEMLOCK GROVF. CHRISTIAN Rog nesday 7 30 P m n1 \\ nrshlp 9 .15 J m t,Rubenklngl TEV) cr Wa tson pas tor CrMlson Prall Sunday FAITH FELLOWSHlP CRUSADE F'OR S\10\\ \ 11 U - Wou hip 8 :lO it m School Sup! Morning Wors hip 9 30 am CHRIST St Rt 33t! Antiqui ty Rev lhu 1th SchooJIO ,I m 1Rubenk ln~1 Sunday Sc hool 10 30 am Evenln~ se r Fra nklin Dicken s pas tor Sunday mo. n SOUTHf KN CL USTE R The Prayer for the Day Thank You, Lord fo r I hose who sho" us vi ce 7 ~ p m tn g 10 am Sunday C'vcnlng 1 30 p m Rf'' R o~e r Gract MI' UNION BAPT IST Dona ld Sh ue Thursday even In~ 7 30 pm how to love and wiD relp us con tinue o n oor jou m cv m li fe In J esu s Rf>v l'aul M~Uulrt pastor Joe Sayre Sunda y School Supt SI'IVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP name Amen Kev Keith Radtr Sunday School 9 45 am Evening war TTST CHURCH Pastor Robert Byers \P I I F l ROVE - CHu rch Sc hool 9 OU stllp 6 :.1 p m Prayer Meeting 6 30 p m Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Wors hip serv ice 11 1m \\ ots ht p 10 00 am Ifi rst and third Wednesday a m Sunday evening service 7 30 p m The Tho ught for the Day We lea rn to love when o lll:•rs lovP lls Sund I) s 1 ~ M\\ Second Tu('Sday 7 30 p TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Wedn(>S(Jay evenl nR service 7 30 p m m P1 1\ N rtlC't'li n,E \\ rd nrsda } 7 p m CHRIST Dave Prentice mlnl!! lcr Deryl INDEPENDENT HOUNDS CHUROf iGt aCf' l 111URSDAY Well!; Su pt Church School 9 a m wor tnc Pearl St Middleport Rev 0 De ll BE I HA NY - Worship 9 a m Chu rc h sh ip Service 9 45 p m Manley p.aslor Su nday Sdlool 9 30 a m Pilate washed hls hands M !root of t re crowd r n m In noce nt or St- hoot 10 a m Bible Study Wednesday CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA Morning worsh ip 10 30 am Even ing 10 ;~ m !Jon a~ Women s f PIIOI'. stllp this man's blood," he satd 'It Is yoor respons lbll lly 1Manhew RE:NE Rev Herbert Gra te pastor worship 7 lJ P m Tuesda} 12 30 p m Wo. \\ ednr sday ll 1 m tMc(.. ulrPI 27 24) Frank Riffle supt Sunday School 9 30 11 mens Prayer mE.'eling Wednesday 7 XI CAR ME L - Chu rc h &: hool 9 30 a m m Worsh ip service 11 am and 7 p m p m Prayer and P raise service Worship iO 4S a m Second and Four th Su nday Wednesday 7 p m Prayer meet CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOO Sund ays Fell owshlp dinner with Sutton lng The Prayer for the Day Lord Jesus may we fo llou your example TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd EldPr third fhursd ay 6 30 p m tMrGulre) LAU REL CLIFF FREE MET OODIST James Miller paslor Sund ay School and always live In service to all people Amen EAS I LETART- Ch urch School 9 a m CHURCH Rev Rober t Miller pastor Ro. 10 30 a m Worship Service Sunday, 1 30 Wors hip 10 a m second and fourth Sun bert E Barton DlretiOr liC hr lstlan Edu p m Bi ble Study Wed nl?!!day 7 30 p m days UMW fll !ll Tuesday 7 ~ p m TheThoughtlor the Day Do we fo llow t he exa mple of Jesus or t he cation Steve E blin aulsta nt SU nday POMEROY WESLEYAN HO:.INESS (Gra('e) School 9 30 a m Momlng worship 10 30 Harrisonville Road Rev Dewey Klng e xample of Pilate? LF. fAR r ~A Ll S - Worship 9 a J!1 am Choir practice Sunday 6 30 p m pa~t o r Cli nton Faulk Su nd ay School "Free Esttmates' tEAFORD (614)992-2039 or (hl4)992-5721 ' New Homes luilt APPLIANCE REPAIR Expenenced Servtce tn Mtcrowaw Ovens, Ra11es. A1r Condtttonel1, Refngerators. Washers & Dryers. TYs & Satellite Systems 14 Hr lmwgoo<y StmQt 949 2146 3/11/ttn Rutland Ohlo4S77S Bdl BrDwn, Owner PhOne (614) 142 2777 Pometog FlowS' Shop BISSELL SIDING CO. A/C No Sunday Calls J Wm lHE DAILY 'VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING 'ILOWN IN INSULA nON birthday, May 16th. Deep m my heart you wtll always stay Loved and remembered thts spec11l day. Stster Dorothy Brown's Fire & Equipment ~:~~~;d M1ddleport Pomeroy 0 1n the very near future you w1ll don l1fe 1n the' real world m .. co mplete r::Q tL::L Autom ot1ve ~ Servtce Locust & Beech Street 992 9921 ilfetrme ed ucate a person ~ raduate s s Second Pomeroy 991 331S 116 ELLIS & SONS SOHIO a decade plant trees - KingsbuiJ Home Sales & Selvice =· ~ The E TEACHER If you are plan n 1ng for a Pomeroy KERMIT S KORNER Pomeroy. OhiO RIDENOUR \ SWISHER & LOHSE Church & Office Supplies GIFTS 99 Mtll St Mtddleport NEW YORK a.DlHING HOUSE The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. TEAFORD REALTY P. J. PAULEY, AGENT WHEN LIFE IS THE SUBJECT, "' Business Services In Loving Memory of Alice M. Freeland on this her NEW LISTING - 3 BR lrame home nat gas fur nace stove 1efngm alor and workshop COUNTRY - 9 acre s more or less ba rn outbUIIdmgs pon d 3 BR hou se w/ full ba se menl Ea stern schools $27 !"ilO 20 TRAILER SPACES - Sev eral ~r:reages w1th I\OOds city waterrn M~ersVIIIe Excellent co ndnron good opportumty lor bu ~ness person ~ate ap i>'OVOO $70 000 MINERSVILE - N1ce older 3 BR home m good condr Iron Good carpel1ng new lum ace new roof & nv er VIeW $29 900 RIVERVIEW ~ One lloor 3 BR ltame home near P1m Hut $12,000 Bl LEVEL rm modern home 1n Ba ums SubdiV 4 BRs 1800 sq It mo re or less cenl ral '" g, ra ge and lg lol $62 !"iJO LG 2STORY - Handyman s spec 1al w1th I acre lol l ots ol room lols of space See an d g1ve us an oiler RT 7 BY PASS- One lloor 3 BR home w/ baih rura l water porches & mce •lot $22 00 0 NEW CHESTER ~ Lovely ranch w/ 3 8Rs dm1n g lg stone ilreplace rn I he lamrly rm ltmshed baseme nt w11h lols ol slorage cupboards Lois of fru1t and 2 47 acres Askmg $75 000 a I WANT TO SELL CALL 992-3325 Housiny 'H eadquatiPrs • o H ,.H lg Fondm (73 -101. .. .'40 Doon (73·851 • 'Ia' Frontlum,.n 170 FORD TRUCKS Fondm (73 -791. .... 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SURVIVAL and VARIETY ITEMS ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE IN MASON, W.VA. 304-773-5222 NEW LISTING ~ POMEROY 3 bi!d roo m home new ly remodeled on 4 lots New rool basement wood burner FA gas heal Owner needs sale' $19 900 00 5 15 86 t mo ~A cute UT'S IUILO UP TOGETHER! •LOCAlLY OWN£0 NEW LISTING - Cute little one bedroom home rn Ra cme 1n good cond rt1on alu m1nu m Sldmg all storms Je vel lot Good pnce at $13 !"i~O 00 Henry E Cleland, Jr 992 6191 Jean Trussell Dott11 Turner & 949 2660 992 · 56~? [HI IIIA"OA •LOCI! LABOR tfole Bul~tngs t St~~~~ Butldinp RIDENOUR TV & APPliANCE CHESrER-985-3307 -4/1/dn Howard l. Writesel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Clean1ng Patntmg FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-2168 2178611n ELITE POLE BUILDINGS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL Custom Destgn Service CALL 667-3271 Co111p1re the Qullly Before ~ou Bu~ WAMSLEY & GRAY Phont 5 14 1 lito 773-5527 o• (3041 m-3316 FOUN IAI" RES TAURANT Located rn the Sadd lebrook Inn Rt 82 8 mriH soutll o l tlw! Pomlttl'l' Mason Bridgl Chaost from 3 Mlats- Ham ChiO:tn or IBid SttGk S.ntcl wdh 4 'IP'ubl" Mtlod dtuul e~n.t dr1nk SUNDAY 8Ufr£T ~ 14 95 11 30 am Co 2 00 p.m Chthlnn 12 I U...r - 1h Prl(t S& ... rfiEE Our SpH'ialh WHOLE API'LI Pill-•• 50 I 5/8-1 mo Rl 124,Pomoroy Ohto AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto True1111111u PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3 24 51861mo Pt Pleasant 8t Vicinity Very mceturnitUre driP• extre nlct~ ck:tthn l.mpt bed clott'ln Gtrege Sele May 15 115 17 It 2926 Maple Awe 1 htle of everythinG lnctudlnQ good hint room tutti driPII blcJaprHCI and 15 tPMd bicycle lawn mow., Grftely trtctor kltchan slnb McCovs Pl~nts Sub ON SterttFridwt &-18 88 Mty 18th 17th Antique furni 1ure gluswtr~ tlltilejuns 1ir condition• 701 Cherry St Yerd S.lt Frl & Stt 4 ftmlly Too much too mention 429 Eureh St• At Lowlt' Gtrt1etd ht ....................,..,.1 frl Sat Sun Family Yard Sala 15 7 n,ghtgowns duklren cknhing St lc4 fem1ly May 17 18 C B tape recorder stMeo Ill• boob lots Otilc Rtver C1mp Racine Oh10 J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Door1 •Storm Wtndows •Replacement Windows •New Rooftng f1m1ty basement 111e It Lany 0 Brien r•ldena. Letart Falls Friday end Sat 18th ll!d 17th 10 00 9 00 Loh of n•c• aummer doth1ng At 11111 100 pr lhortt 1110 loti of lm1ck kniCb Watch for s~gns JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 I 6 compenmern rebb1t ~~~· Call a1 4 <Wa 1364 lin Old achool bua tor JUnk Cell 814 448 4697 Female bltck Cochpoo Call 814 2&1 a838 New Lotahon 168 North Stcond Middl1porl, Ohto 4 S760 SALES & SERVICE We C1rry Ftthlng Supphn Pav Your Cable & Phone atUs Hare "'""<- (6141 IUIIN£15 PltONI 992-6110 miOENCE PHONE t614l 5 kittens 1 charcoal 2 yeUow ttripn 2 be~ge C111 614 448 9&36 Mothltl' Cit with 4 krttens Ne~ghborhood Ad Call &U 1021 ••a Ooberm1n rid m111 Rea 18 mo1 old Ctll 814 256 931fi 1 cute kittent male & t.mele long htlred C1ll &t• 268 1793 Female 1 0 wiNk old puppy brown & black thort htlred C1ll 614 448 8080 IY8 Etght 0111e to au 986 3818 iCUT OUI fOR FUTURE USII J&F SUPERIOR SIDING CO. CONTRACTING VINYL & AWMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Rooftng of all Types Worked rn home area 20 veers Free Esttmat81 CAU COLLECT Ph (614) 843-5425 511861mo RAOIATOR DOZER, BACKHOE, TRENCHER SEPTIC SYSTEMS WATER GAS & SEWER UNES RECLAMATION PONDS SPRING DEVELOPMENT HOME FOOTERS DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT Jl M CLIFFORD PH 992-7201 ACCENT SER~ICE We can repatr and re core rad 1ators and heater cores. We can also ac1d bot I and rod out rad1ators We also repatr Gas Tanks FENCE COMPANY PAT 'HILL FORD " "Free 11 Es!tmates" 992-2196 Mtddleport, Ohto 1 13 tfc PN. 9112-6931 5 Coli 742·2027 After lnstaHattan batlablt KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All M1ku •W•ahers •Dithwathert •Ranges •Refugeratou •Dryen •Freezers PARTS SERVICE 4 Stlc CLC COINS GOLD COINS BASEBALl CARDS MOTHER'S DAY & GUDUA110N 1 01. SILVEIIAIS COINS & SUPPLIES Buymg Gold & Silver 985-3937 55lmopd 4 THE QUAUTY and FREE HEARING TESIS WEDNESDAYS C!J Co~utenzed H•nng Atr Selectton z SWim Molds - lntelllreltng Servtces PRINT SHOP ,, AIf y, ,,,,,,,, NHil a: LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ licensed Clinical Audtologlst J: z and Graduat.on Statronory MagniiK S19n1, Rubbtr llomps lus~nns Forms, Copy SonKH, Etc 2S S Mill It Middlopod 104 Mulltorry h ~omoroy - (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Galhpohs, Ohio 45631 8 13 Hn 312/tln DON'S MOBILE HOME REPAIR SERVICE MOBILE HOME ROOF PAINTING $9 5 INClUDES PAINT , & LAlOR OFFER GOOD THIU JUNE 5, 1986 992-3361 5 5- 86·tfn TOWN & COUNliY VETERINARIAN CUNIC Paul E Shockey, DVM PT. PUASANT OFFKE 305 Jackson Ave. SMAU A-AL Man Wocl Thun '"" 6 30·1, frt Saturday 10 11 MaUlS 3 S pm 1· 2 pm 30 am LAIGI ANIMAL I SUIGIIT IT APPT. gNIIWA'{ Ctll Blue-whiteperakMt cage tome food 6 ICCIIIOriM 304 676 1433 lf1er7 p m 0111 Plent• 304-67& 3020 Female cat IPIVId end de cltwed kln; hair grey color Mun bt kiPt in1id1 304 175 4842 B1agle bauett male 1 Y, yeara to QDOd hOme 304 882 3160 Happy Ada 5 GREAT BEND ELECTRIC, Inc. N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR Opportun 1 May 18th 17th 2629 Mt Vernon Ave Pt Pit R11n or Shine 9 00 15 00 4 flmlty ;arege 11le 303 Swenth St Nwr Hnen 18th 17th 9 000 4 00 2 femlly Thun and Frt, 9 00 500 215115MtVemonAve Pt Pit lott of 1\flrythlng Yerd Sale May115 lfld 17 9 00 t11l 1 Dlahea cloth.. motorcv cln chllr tiW flthl'lg equip ment 3 milet out Redmond Ridge Donn ie Sergent rwldence Chrege Sale rein or shine Fri Srt 9 00 to 3 00 Tan houH beh1nd Beale School new chine gun 1ew1rtg madt~ne binocu l1r1 gluswar~ ertiftcll tree prom gowns m11 c Hugt'IYerdSAia Fri1ndS1tonly 9 30 t ill? Tum rtght croll fTom BeiN School foltow a.gnt Clothn Tupperware Home In tlfJor aome fumtture china curta1nt 300 gal watering trough tM 00 Avon bottlea Jot• other m1ac rtem1 Y1rd Sele 16 1h & 17th At 2 North Pt P111sant Oppa.rte Good Shephard Church All tile cloth• Iedin large si:rn cur tem1 much more 9 to 5 Help Wanted An ••cellent and cheU•gktg ce rear .wart• you with 1 fut grownlf'lg CO"l)IMV Wt hiYt I POittiOn Oil In for I plf'IC)nWho. dependable communlcetea w1ll and hu gsnlfal office•kiUt tndudmg typ.ng •d math ..,tl tude Excellent working oondl t10n• and benefrtl Pf'OQrlm P1.. 11 IPPIV in perton It Credithnft of Amertce INC 1312 E111em Ave GaH1pohs OH EOE MF Telephone tollatort Cell 614 441 6280 EOE M F H Rttail Securttv ., Locel Store Store Oettcttlle SU.rt It t3 61 plf hour Tr11n111g Proarem & Equipment lncludld Send back ground mformat10n w phorie No ToFIIhertBtgWhetlNo 47 1136 U S 23 South OtiiWtre 0, 43016 Ann M•• Frondro wilk Olst L P Mgr Na phone cell• pi•••• EXPERIENCED DECK HANDS lnter..ted in full time employ ment aubmm ICIPIICitiOn to M G TRANSPORT SERVICES 287 Upptf ANtf Ad Gallipolis Oh or 114 .U.8 2U1 lady to llty with etdtrty t.dy w.. kendt Call 114 441 1094 OK 614 446 3870 EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI 1714 00 per 100 Ouarantlld payment No IIIH Oetlill Send .tamp«< anvelope Elan 7115 3418 Enurprlae Ft Pierce Fl 33482 Govemnwnt Joba t15 CMO 1159 230 yr Now Hiring Call 1 805 ea1 aooo En R 8806 for currll'lt fedtrll Utt May 18th 17th Antique turn• Posh10n •••lable fOf rNtl clefk ture gle11ware llltllejeena 1ir 1n Middleport Submit riiUmeof pest job upenence .. lwy h1a conditiOner 701 Cherry St tory liduc.tlon end reftrMCU Vtnton Oh Send to PO Box 729 S AH Otlley Sentinel 111 Coon 81 Pomeroy Ohio 6 Lost and Found LOST Quart., karet Keep1ah d1emond engegement rlna Holzer betwHn perlrmg lot a pedlatriCI ward Reward C1ll 114 379 2281 FOUND Cott on Bulaville Ad Found Tu .. day 111ght Must Identify Cll 614 441 2876 Lott Mtn 1 gl..... ln bl.clt leether can BetwHn upper pertung k>t and Five Polnta C•ll au 991 378& Lo• Female Prt Bull White end P ndel Bnndel 1'\'e tnd Bnndtt ., Ctll 114 992 31192 or et• 992 9939 Ml11tng GetmllnShortHe•rDog Ibrown 1nd whi1el In Pomeroy arM Hu cut fTontthOuldM Cetl John Cottengo et 614 84-3 6405 .. 814 1192 3883 lost Puppy biKk Labedor 7 week• old Lakin A,.. 304 57'5 2068 AVON 3 cp., ternton• Call 30. 876 t•29 Com1ng aoon Wallptper Outlet PI Ple111nt WV now accepting eppllctnon for full time employ m~nt S1nd r.-un-. elong with penonel ra-fatencea to C L Fanell 31 1 E 7th St ChiHi cothe Oh 4fil01 Pltueindude phone number Alrlln• now h~r~ng '"ervttiol'l lit fhght _...,dents and ground crew posi t ion• C1ll (relundtblcl1 518 469 3535 ext A 1980 tor Info 24 hrll 1 v Tech JecktOnGeneraiHoe pltll AIPIY W V1 It ecceotlng epphcttions tor tha potltktn ot IV Tech Qualified p-.on muat hive pharm1cy hptdence 1M eble to type accuratlly and hw• ucetlent mettl IMIIIt ApplkaUone ltl lvllllble 1t Hoep~ Bu~~n•• off ice or ell! Plf'lonnet diPt 304 372 2731 Mondey thru Friday 20 people needed Summ....,les promot10n1 Guarant. . eva1lablt Worldbook Childcreft 304 882 2486 9 Wanted To Buy Wa PlY cu h for l1te model cl11n ulad cart J im M1nk Chtv Oldalnc Bill Gent Johnaon 814 ... 3872 TOP CASH peid fof '83 mod.t •nd nMer uhd c:af11 Smith Buick Pontiac 1911 E11tem An G111lpoht Cell 814 446 2282 Wtnt.:l junk 388 9303 12 Situations Wanted W1ll ~ all typea m..an,., wort.; Bnck blot:* atontand con crate Free 11t1m1IH Call 114 742 2290 or 304 773 15971 Have vacancy lor elderly Room board 1nd leundry Alleonlbl• Cell 614 992 8022 autos Cell 614 17 M tScellaneous Buying d1ily gold ailv• COW'Ia rlnge jewelry tt•llng war• aid coins lll'gt currency Top pri cee Ed . Burktft Barber Shop 2nd Ave Mktdttpon, Oh 614 1192 308 Dot•on TrH Sef\llce free •h mate• 304 576 2897 18 Wanted to Do PH. 304-675-2441 BEND AREA CALL Ripley Office For Hours 304-372-5709 10 14 de Yard Sale 11 G1veaway 4 "fRfl ESTIMATES" tic EUGENE LONG Yerd Sele 3 Lot• of 111• women 1nd 84 svctmore Oallipoll• Flh Merket Dc.ted Rtl 315 6 180 Our Third .,..., OpenWedn•day Fridey S1111r day Sunday 55 861mo Roger Hysell Garage Gaillpolis 8t Vicinity VInton Oh CALL 992·3194 10 8-tfc $ptl11g Sps~l•l lndivtdual to serve the capocity as a full time activities director I social service director for a 2S bed SNF /ICF nursing facility. Experiente is preferred. If int rested please pick up application at Veterpns Memorial Ha~pital, 11 S112 E. Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Oh. Serv1ce Avatlable• LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT UNDERPINNING & SOUP NEEDED •Commental Cantatner 992-3410 992-3345 •All SIZES IVAilABU MIDDLEPORT ~ Newer mo dular mce level lot n Mrdd le port Wood burn ng fireplace porch and deck areas 8eaut1 lui ~ace Owners must sacn f1 ce $38 500 00 NEW LISTING - Here rs a 1~ story home With up lo 4 bed room s lu ll basement woodburnmg hreplace pa tro gara ge and 10 me ll en I cond1t10n w1th equrppe;J krlchen Wants $44 !"ilO 00 O.ty DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! PLUS Otfru lu .. lrH & Furntture, Wtckhng NEW LISTING ~ EASTERN DISfRICT - A neat 2 bed room newer home on over 2 acre lot w1th above ground pool plu s satellite drs h Beaul rful lol wr th prn e trees and gar den space Siorage bu 1ld 1n g $29 900 00 LANGSVILLE ~ 6 35 a cre counlr y eslate ~ barn sheds two ponds and a mce 1'h slory home 1n good 1e pa1r Elec lr~c heal plu s a woodllurn er lor cheap heat $43 900 00 01 SeiV!CtnC Mtddleport. Pomeroy & FIVe Pomts Area 5 121 "' WiliAMS TRENCHifG SERVICE Clerk 15)9 16 23 31c We Hue AFull T1t111 Sho' Techalclu FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS tfc YOUNG'S E.ecum• POMEROY. 0 . 992 2259 pdate Your Systems Now 51686Jmo Oh., 45n5 E Ma•n SATELLITE SAlES & REPAIRS CHEV TRUCKS NOTICE OF APPONTMENT OF ADUCIARY On Moy 5 1986 n tho Metgo Coumv Probore Coon C01e 25119 Joyce E Frye Route ,, Box 81 Rutl111d 608 •GIBSON REFRIGIRATO~ •SATiltlH SALIS & SERVICE MANLEY$ TRASH SERVICE f I'I IIIIIVIIII'III S1:1 V11.1:s 11 Help Wanted li'Wn cert hon-. 1nd auto pelnt•ng suto repeir houae cleanlf'1 g Call enyttma 61 ~ 245 9693 Teacher wanting 10 do ptrnt lng & yerd word thlt eummtr at rw11o nable pnce Cell614 241& 15197 1ft" I A1111111111CI!me111 s WANTED CMA or LPN to wottc in physictan's offtce Job Include• prepartng patient for eKaml, venipuncture, lnjectiona, EKG'1, etc aa well a1 polllbly tome work at front delk (1chedullng, an1wering phone). Salary comman1urate with eKper~ence and traintng. Repliea accepted until May 27th. Send Resumes to BoK LB · 60 C I o The Daily Sent mel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohto 46769 •Residential •Commercial •I ndustrial RAYMOND E. PROFFm. (MAC) RACINE, OHIO OffiCI 949 -2438 Enwrgency 949-2516 3 Announcements SWEEPER and liMing m1Chln1 ttPIIr Plrtl and tuppll• Pick up lnd dtiiYery D.vlt Vecwm Ct.aner, ont htlf milt up Goo"" Rd Coli 114 c- 441·02·· NOAH I ARK ANIMAL PARK lcMo11 church• co"" lnY ~'"''"' blnhdoy portl• •d lomlty """lono Coli 114 3142t01 .. 1 1100 212 2117 Caretlltw m live In apar1ment COrr11'- Clll 304-1715 15104 AtPI Nlldtd for butln. . 1C count• Futl tlmt teo 000 uo ooo '"'·Tim~ 112 ooo It I 000 No repHt bualn• let your own hourt Tralnlnt provkl.tl Call 1·112 83 ...1870, M F lim tiD Bpm (C trJtral ltendlrd nmt) Will do hou1e cl ..nlng 115 00 per hour calltv•lrtgt 304 1578 2277 Fllt ,tll i: idl ••11 Temportry ttltphont Hill PfO plo Col st•·446·3730 bltweM I • 8 on Thurt Netd.tl ..-tv. to Otyt:on Wrtt. P 0 loa 1 121 01llpotlo D love• F11 negotllb.._ 21 Busme11 Opportuntty Stttlon fully equippld Bt..,ty Shop Ooo'V• C- Rd Opportunity to be fOUf OWfl bOIS C.ll evenlnt 15t4 641 7'71 �• 1986 Page 8-The 21 LAFF·A·DAY Buelneee Opportunity 44 74 Apartment for Rent · 2 br furni1htd apt for rtnt; ilto 2 room efficiMcy apt. 304·882-2508. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUILIIH· INO CO . reoornrntftdl thet you do bualn., wtth peoptt you know. tnd NOT to tend rnont¥ mi'Ough the mtll until you h.Wlv.,tlgtt«< the oHiring. Mt. Vtmon Aw. ntw' 3 room. bath. ;round floo, apt. Prlvlfe tntrtnoe t!\d ptrlllng, 304·871· 4880 or 17&-1912. Attention Mlrthall ttudentt now rentln; 1 end 2 bedroom tpartm~t• for fell ltm•tlf In Huntington. Somtjust one block from Marshalllocelty owned and opertttd. 304·896-3450. CtrTVOUI, lounge, St. h6gMuy, good loettlon. SMioua lnquir• onty. Call t.tween 8am 6 Sam. 114 -3117-0488 . ProfiUional Services For rent SltePing Room• and li9ht houttkeeplng rooma. P.-k Centr1l Hotel . C•ll 814·446- PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR, rtditoovtr your piinG ' e bteuttful tont, call roday. W.dl Kty· botrd. 304-875-5&00 or 8715· 0781. Furnlthtd room • 125 mo ., utilhl• paid. th11re bath. tingle mal._ 919 2nd. Avt1 .. Galllpolit . Clll448-4418 after 7pm. 3824 . Reol "Oh, yeah'? Well, I gave you Eslole the BEST MONEY of my 31 Furnished Rooms 46 life!" Homes for Sale 4 b&droom houH, firepiiCt, 3 mi. oou••otGolllpolio, U9,900. Call days 814-448 -1815 or evlflingt 814·448·1222. We buitt big 4 bdr., Ell't., Amtrlcan homn 118 ,985 on your lot. SH Our n.w model horN. c1 11 814 -881-7311 . , y, ltory. 4·5 bdr .. 2 baths. FP. full basement. 14k20 building. with gertgt. on 8 . 1 tent. Locttld in Rio Grendt. Ctll 814-24&·5197 tftti' 6 :00PM. 32 Mobile Homes 41 for Sale 72 FrMdom , 4 • 7 0, 3 bdr., Plrtty rtmodatad. tqulppad for woodttt.r""· porch & und.,ln· nin8i U ,IOO. Cen 114·379· 28 · 74 Holty P1rk 3 bdr., 12d6, price reduC*t. Cell t14·441S· 47 11 tfter 1 :30 WMII:diYI. ~m"ttlmt on w... tndt. Houses for Rent Mkldleport .,... nice clttn he~. ,..eonebte r•t. If inter· Mtlld e~tt 30'·882·3722 Cutt oonage for ""'It ptriOn, tumilhtd. utllltH peld. 155.00 I * wtek, 304-1175-3100 or 171!1-5&09. 0530. room, unft.tmiahtd. vinyl under· CaN pinning Included. Mutt 304·773·5873. Crook Ad. Coli 114-445·4359 Mobllt homt tor lilt. 14x70 1 978 3 bedroom, 1 Y.l b.ch, tot~ ·electric. •a5oo. Call 11 4-247· hamt, unfurntahtd. t13&. plua •er•. Houae & 32 Sill mil• from .Gelllpolit . On tv intll'•ttd buyen plnte. Call 81 4·4411· 2410 1fttr 4 pm. For Stlt by Owner. 7 room hOUII, 2 Ctr geregt, 1 V. A. lot, Y, A. hortt patturt, g•dtn spact. on MhchtU Ad. Good locttlon for home or butln••· Sttltd bidt· Optn Mty 23, 1988. May refun 1ny or aU bids. Stnd rour namt, llddr... p~nt no. & oHer. To MR Chlinuw. Rt, 3, Boll ,21SA , Gtllipollt, Oh 46531 . Ont ''" old 3 bdr. ranch in countrv. vtrv privttt. No crtdtt chtckt, no dotlngCOitt. Simply put tiS.OOO down • ..tume ptymtnts of 1398.80 ptrmonth It 10% fbttd APR . Cllltftlf5pm 814-241·1120. 1910 Llbortv 14d4. 2 bOd- ••II. 1818 Schun 2 bedroom trail.,, uceptlontnv good condition, fumiahtd, ptut mlcroWftt, air condition•. ltorm wlnclowa. metal outbuilding. prtCid to ttU. 3 bedroomt, retdy Wedn•dey. 9 room, 2 blthl. Can bt mMie Into duplex . Loctttd on Founh tnd Pei!Mf In Mlddl~11 . Cloa• to acftoolt and ahopping. Atklng prl~ U4 ,000. Own• wNI atlt on lend COttlriC1. CtN 114·112151118 after 4 pm. 4 bedroomhomton 71C1M. C.n ""'olloto. Coli 114·986·4382. 3 bedroom. newty rtdt>COftt.:l. tlumlnum aiding, lll'gt CMpOft. glfiQt. on ~ ecrtlot in Chtlttr. One-founh milt on 248 off At. 7. 114·918 ·4365. only, 304·175· 7117. e room noute in Middleport. 3 btdroom, 1 YJ bttht, fulty car· pettd. on ltvltt lot . &14·992· 3610. Houtt tnd lot for "''· In Pomeroy. 2 btdrooma. 1 bath. Pa11itlly compt.e:td inekla. •5oo dowRPIYmtftt, 10 perc.nt APR. C1ll coiltct 014·894-3881 or IH·894-3881 and •kforlob. By own•. 493 Grtnt St .. Mlddlepon. 3 bedroom~ , 2 Wthl , and central 1ir. 8 'filii otd. E•tr• nict~ with l•g• lot. 814·423·9181 . RtducM fof quick tale. Cute 3 bedroom hoult, vlnylt skiing, 1 Clr gara.ge. loc.atad on 1 ICI._ nNr Tupp.-t Pltlnt. U8.100. Cell 114 · 117 -3378 after 4:00pm. Ou1llty. l.,gt two btdroom home on choice l•o• lo1 in Svrtcutt. Rtctntty remodtltd, new complttt kitchen and laundry. 81•·992-6324. GalllpOitl Ftny, 3 btdroom ranch, lll elec, 21ota, centrll tir, largt deck, atovt, rtf and dtt.hwath•. att1chtcl """''· 8 yra old. 304·171-2832. 3 bedroom ranch ttyltlocattcl ln Matdowland EatatH (behind armory) 121•70 comtrlot, vinyl tiding. leundry room , die· ttw11h• and htl't pump wkh ctntrll air. plua mMly othtr featUr•. Owntra moving end tnX ~UitO 1111, t40' t , 304·178.' 71 27 IYtnlngt . Thr• bedrooms. aU tlldric. ranch atylt houll, full blltmtnt, doubtt eer a•~• ah:uttttd on ont acre of ground In Pop!• Htlghta Mtdition ~Cited 4 mlltt out of Point Pltlltnt, shown bW' tppointrMnt only I 1 ·304· 743· 7221 . Vtry nice houM. 2.000 ICI ftpkla t :.tmtnt. I woodtd 1crt1, good huntina. Sand Hill Aotd, Mobile homt on Crab Creek Road, •110.00 per month, no pou. 304·171· t201 . 44 Apartment fDr Rent JACKSON ESTATES APART- 1973 Klnwood double wida wtth lend. tlllc cond. nice .,.. Galltpolil Ferry, for moft lnfor- motlon, 304·176·3087 . 1 913 Knootwood, 3 bedroom trMier, UIU.rM lotn whh 1 low down PIYmtnt, 304-1571·1201. 1970, 12x50 trailer and hlltf ecrt kn. 1 Ya cer Gll'lle end building, GtllipoUI Ftrry, Cloll to St•llff•. good oond, wlfl aep•rat•. 304-171· 1171 or ••I 171·370 • . 1973 Skyline 12•80 2 br. •II ltlec., bullt· ln kitchen. partltlly tumtltled. NIW W~dtfpinnlng • UIPI 14800. firm. 19n MDt'ltt Ctrlo nttda work. flOOd bodl( 1400. 304-882·2588. 33 3 bedroom. Lg. lcltchtn. hilt pufi'C) , air eond. c:trPtttd. o•agt. Syrtcun. ,, 4 -982-3402 aftar 5 pm. phooo 304·171-2247. MOBILE HOMES MOVED: In· 1972 Schultt. 12x70 Ult out, stove end refr6g•at0f. furnltur• negotitblt. Ste bW' eppolntmtnt P'"Ptr1V· Coli 1-100·587·1000 Ext:. OH·IIOI tot lnformttlon . utllhltt. Syracuse. c.11 81 4· 514·192·2101 Ill 5:00pm. end 114·192·2319ofl" 8:00pm. 30 acrt, 3 bedroom houtt. tobaeco ben. Mtrc~lllt. CeH Oovwnmtnt Hom• from •1 (U rtpalf). At.o dtltnQutnt tax 12x&O rwo '*lroom mobilt 19111 Trailer with two room~ bulh on. CoH 114·7U-2U7. aurtd. rtMOnlble 1'1111. Ctll Farms for Sale MENTS !Equel Houtlng Opport\lnhyl monthly rtnt lttrtl tt fn 71 fur 1 btdroom •nd U12 fOf 2 btdroom1 depolit 1200, loceted n..- SprinG Yallay Plua 1nd Faodltnd, poolendCtbltTV IYtHiblt, office hourt 11 polltbte10 1111 to4 pmand 7pm to 9 pm Monday·Frld.,., Ctll 1!!114· 441· 2741 or ltiYe mttllgt. Nicely fu,nilhtd mobile homt, tff. tpt., ctJntral atr end hNt In city. tduttt onty. Call 814-441· 0338. Aptrt...-.nt for ,.,.. Quality 2 BA . 2 btth tp.tmtnt: In primt downtown loCitkHI wi1h off· nrMI perking. Kitchin turnithtd with rtfrlg .. atU·cl.., 0\l'tn, DW, goo. dlop.. !lookup lor watherl drytr . For non -smoking tinalt Of' couple. No children or peb. Alltltetrlc. lnciud•water· / aaw./tr•h . A one year ltutlt rtqUirod. Col 814·441·1894 9AM 10 &PM. 18 Acr• . Two story r•tortd home, fuel oil tumece, woodburntr, 1tont ftrapltct. lergt bam, oralnary. milk nou ••. work thop and oth• building~ . Rural wattr. ltautlful ltttlng OYtf· tooldna Aecooon Crttk. At. 110 In Ewfngton. Shown by- eppolnt· ment onty. C•t1814-381·8110. By owntr, 110 ecr• tt Otlllttr. Bteutlful I room homt, b1m, outbuUdlnga. ..,Imming pool. POl. Alto t14 tcrMn•• Dtxt. with 3 btdroom modtm home. 2 bema. vlltevo llttllng. Ctll 114742-2177 for tppolntmtnt. Mini Farm on McCumber flold. llecr•. 3 bedroom houat. Rul nlct. Call 814·992·2,43. Aftlf 6:00 coli 514-992-1373. 7 ecr•. 2 btdroom , 2dl Iotti eltetrlc mobllt homt. bam, pttture, TPC wattf, qut.t loc. tion In ChMttf •r.. . Onty 111.000. WlllttUttprtttll(. Cen 114 -988·3826 . 36 Lots & Acreage Wooded lot· tlectrlc- water· blthitouM- bolt dod&. Nothing down •so mo. llgFootP..-k.lh 7 . I m~l• bMow GalllpoN1. croaa Raccoon Crttk. follow •iOn•· C~mplng Lot for ttlt ln I Ia Foot Camptround, *2.000. Wifl con· tidtr trade for pop-up c1mp.-. Colll14-441-1284. 1·11 tcr•.pertltUy woodtd lott nwtpproved aob-divltW..n. T.P. end C . wltar 1nd tpprowd rotd to uch lot. fl . .onlbtl( prlc.d, will flntnc. with 10 'p•ctnt dawn . Ctll &1-l·881 ·3St•. 1.3 ecr•. 32& ft . frorrt1g1 . At. 7. clota 10 town. U700. Ctll 514-992·8&87. 11Yt tettt.At. 2. PolntPI . . .nt, I milta from town, 111.000.00. 304-171·3424. 304-895·3313. 2 bdr. utillt"itl partltlty turn ., 1171 mo. Ctll 304-B71Hi288 .. 304·175·8104. New 1 '*lroom aptrtment . Call 514·4¥·0390 . Deluxt 1 bdr., lllfltle apart· ment. liltchen fumithtd. no pets. no childr.,, rllferencaa. 800 Block 1 tt .. Glllipotla. Cell 814-261·1629. 2 bdr. unfurnished with appllan· cet It 881 Third, Gallipolis. 1250 mo. plul utllitl... Call 114·248·8696. 2 bdr. unfurnished tpt .. except for rtffkl. • rtngt. S.c. dep rtQ. Coli S14-44llo4303. 2 bdr. apt ., downtown . 1210 without utllrtill. U30 with utili11tt. OtpCth required . Ctll e14·441·2129 8:00om . &pm. 2 bdr. furnlthld lp•rtment tn qultt rttldentltl " "· Gtrea• tnd w11h• l ~rvtr hookup. Adulta only. No pN. U21 plut utllhltt. Ctll 814·4411·7729. Furn. tptt: 1 6 2 belt, t231 6 UIO. utllh:l• pd. 701 4th O•lllpolls. Call 4,41·4418 lfttr 7pm. Fum. aptl. 1 bdr. t221 utllltl• pakl. 107 2nd. Ave. Gallipolla. Call 4411·44111ftltf 7pm. 1 bedroom apt, for rtnt Bille rtnt attrtt •215. 1 month tht1 lndudea atl utilltl11. Dapotit rtQUie'td of UOO. Contact VII· ltgt Menor Apt. Middleport. 114·992·nl7 . Equol Houolng 2749. Myrtlt Batch Condo R..,tal. 2 bedrOOmt, 2 btttM. IIMPI IS. Fumllhtd compfttt whh 16n.-.t. Tennil ooyrtt, lndoor·outdoor poota. uuna. a .. m room. 200 yell . from bttch. No JM~t. Phont NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAUTY rof••• -lrld. lldbum ANhy-114·- ·0001. 114·1141-2213. 1113 Monolo•· 1b70. lbdr, 2 l.,oodyood, At. 141, 1321pluo dill. CoMI14·182·211hftool. 1 nytJme. full bltM,IIke n.,.-. Setup. Ou•H Croolc TriNio< P..k. 113.100. Coli 114· 241·1141. 72 Uborly 12xl0. 2 bclr. wHh wQOdbumer, good concl. Priced 10 0111. 14100. Col 114·241· 12 ..-. Nice 3 bdr., full bll~m.nt. CA. Nloo 3 bdr.. f u l l - - CA. t.,oodrood. 111. 141, U21pluo dlfl. Coll14·112·211hltool. Fumllhtcl ltouM 4 room~ • bodl. 3nl. Avo., G........ fiZI .... .. t71 dop. Call 114-44131170 or 114-411~ 1340. P11111~~~~~~~~~~f e21 Mol>llo homo-toll lro• ... ·L HllComoo oil llldon· M - f t d .. C-..CHr.Oh. Coli Olivt St., Gallipollt. New & used wood-coalatovH, 6 pc wood LA auite 1399. bunk beds 8199 , antron recllnert t99 , ner.N & uted bedroom auitM, rengu, wringer washltft, 6 •hoM. New livlngroom aultet 1199·8699 . lempt, tlto buying coal & wood ttOYft. Call 6U· 446 -31 59. 676·4631 . Used dozert, loedert . backhoes, dump tru ckt , 70 International tractor-trailer, phone 304· 736 · 7898 near Huntington, At. 10 . Sof• and ct-ttirs priced from t285. to 1896. Ttbltl, 150 and up to t125 . Htd•t·beds, 8390. •nd up to 1550.. aofa bedt ,,45 . Rtclintrt , f226 . to 1371., Lempt from US. to 1121. pc. dinlft'tn from • 109 .. to -435. 7 pel. 1189 tnd up. Wood tlblt wtftl tiJTI chelrt U85 to t741. DHk 1121 up to 1375 . Hutchtt, ti!IIO. 8unk btd com· piM:t whh mattr.. , ... 1275 . and up to 1395. Beby bedt. •110. MUtrttltl or bu apringa, Nil or twin, 183., firm, 113 . and 183 . Queen aets. t221. Btd ffamM. UO . ~rtd 125 ., 10 gun · Oun cabinets. uao. Gta or tltcu6c renget 1375. Baby m•ttre11•. 136 • U5. bid tram.. UO, U6. & 130. king frtmt 160. Good leltctlon of bedroom tuitn, rocktrs, met1l ctlbin••· heed· bo.-da 138 & up to 865 . S ale or trade, T9 International bulldozer, gaa engine. needs work. call after 6 PM, 304·676 · Larv• 2 bedroom apt. , unfur· nilhed. Ground flooJ . 11815 . plus u.Mftltt. Syrecutt. Cell 8,4· 3roorN,furnish.t. Nopeta. C•II APARTMENTS. mobHo hom•. hou. .. Pt. PIMHntandG•ft~ 111. 114-441·1221 . 1---- --:.::..::_____ APARTMENT FOA AENT·Now ICC)Iptlng 8f1PIIc.llkwla for rental opootmonto In MMOtl Apto Li· mftocl, Two .,_m ..,., ., e1n.oo p.- month. Aentlf moo moy be hlglloo dlllondlng "" lrloomo. HDIMins wll bo 1¥111.-to 10 •""" """"- ,.. gantl- of dlolr r.... color, rlllglon. . . or n1tur1l origin. l.,oo_,od: f N - ohould ull -..nJ. 1 or_,. .. D• niH ltrtlb or WIIW Ju~tl• It tho MolrlRoynoldoburg, Olllco. 1171 Ohio l~oo ~ ood, 43011 or caiii14·1U·•I14. 71 Pets for Sale 66 Ataltttrtd Brittany (mtlel 304- 876·1881 . Mueical Instruments 1871 Uncoln Mertt IV. Good cond. 11 ,100. Ctll 814 ·446· 0380. Upright piano whh btndl,l100 or wllltradt tar 11tro or btr1• for approkimltety 30 hcM.Irtofhouu cr yardwork. Phont 114-742· 2480 or 814-992· 33•2 u:cept Sunday. 1978 Dodgt A ~pen 310, liking 11.800. Can 114·241·9102 . 6B Fruit Farm & S uppl11: s UHdFumlture -- Dreuer, t. bed , large table • 2 bttnchtl, metel offlc. d•kt . 3 miles ou t Bul•· vlllt Rd . Optn 9tm to 5pm, Mon , thru Sat. LIVI: S!III.h 514·445·0322 245·6121 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Building mtterleil, cement. blocks •ll•iz... ytrd or dtllvlf\'. Gallipolis Blodl Co .. 123,.-i Pint St .. Gellipolit. Ohio Call 814· 448·2783. Wuhtrt, drytrt, fefrt;tratora. rtngtl. Sktgga Appllancet , Upp• Riv..- Rd . ~Ide Stone CrHt Matei. 81• ·446 -7398. County Appliance, Inc. Good used appliance-a •nd TV uta. Open lAM ta &PM . Mon thru Sat. 814-448-1699. 627 3rd . Ave. OtllipoUt, OH . Valley Furniture. new & ustd . Ltrga aection of quality furni· 1ure . 1218 Eaatern A11e .. Gallipo lit. For sale: wMe wooclon 1able 126, yellow kHchen china cabinet 850, both in good condition. See at 266 So. Fourth Ave .. Middleport. Oh. s..,. Ktnmort h.. vy duty wad1er & dryer. Call 814-448 · 3139 Save Bulldert Supplin Surplu1. Cloaeouta. S1lvege. 1. Prtt-tung steel inaultted 8 or 8 panel dooral 89 .H . • ~ 2. Prehung ateel intul1ttd door and glau 91ite or 11ka 112!5 .95. 3. Double 1kttlitt tntrtnca door 1111 1.-i atua Stitt U99 , 4. Sing I• sldelitt tntrtnce door Uti 1.-i thermal gl111 1299.96 . 5. Cornmarcial doubt a entrancat set brown allelumnum 1!189. 8. Doubl• tidt4itta .-.trance 111 wood Y.r panel Yl gl11s w· decarati~a trim 1299.95. 7. Prehung interior doors ell lizet Mld tinlahet B grad111 t2 9.96 81. 8. Pehung in tarior 8 p•n•l pine door '• Ill tizea IBI grldu. 189 .96 n 9. Thermal intu l•ted gl111 pan els 76" hgt . 32 " wide 139.96 ... Country oak furniture now in ttoclc. Coffee tnd end tabl• . round pedestal end drap leaf tebl• . comer cupboard. 2 pc . cupboardt, d,., tinltl, MCraterv dnb . ch•t of dr•wers, chain . larg• tel action. Conkle's. At. 7. Tupperapleint, Ot-t. 10. Wood door pantll W· full gl au 78" hgt. 34" wtde 1 ~ thicl 139.96 . Octagonal window w· 1t1inld leeded gl111 '59.95 ea. 12. Clear 1crylic aheett 080 and 126 gage aevtral t izn btg savinga. 13 . Plywood handy panels 62'' klng 18'' wide 112 th ic:lc s.7511 .00 ea. 14. Muonitt primtd horlzonttl uterior aiding 18'x18 "•7· 18 f20 .001Q . 16 . B·grtda marble vtnity topt ch oica alzn in atock. 120.0081. 18. 4' 118' treated pin1 i1ttice t14 .95 ... ' 17. K· IUJc brick and atone rid 1nd ttn . ttg. 16 .99 etn now 11 .50 and t 1. 99 ctn . 18. Ekterlor key doorloclc alumi · num finish 12 .99u. 19 . Good uted 8-2 bulb light co mplete w· bulba 115.00••· 20. Woad-Mitonlte·bathroom l)llntllng 4' d' pc t4 .99 to t9 .96 ea. 2, Pnrfinlthed and unfin lthtd door and window and 111 trp• of trim t ttl1ing tt 11 .00 for' 8' pc. 22. Aluminum mobilthomt end bsm roof co1ting w·flber &&gel. 123 .95 100 gal an d up 120.91 6gal plit 23. Wellbotrd adt-tealveqt . tubes or 29oz . t1 .39 11. or by c11e •1 .25 ea. 24. P1neling ntlla • .79 bo• . 1, . 2 good amall rairigtratort 146 each. Good o•a •tove 1,50. Alto othlf iternt .,d can deliver. 614-949·2276. M1yteg Wringer Wllhtr, aide by tide r.trlg. 2 door refrlg .. GE auto wtaherl. gaa ranges, 26 in. color T.V.a, Electr ic rtnges . All geurantttd·FirHtone in Middl epol1. Four·40 ln. window ewningt . 180. C•lll14·992·8234. Pickens UMd Fumltura. Good quality Uled fum hurt. Open 9 to 8 or cell for tppoinlment . 304·576·5483 .. 876·1460. Br111 king size bed , 304-882- 64 Misc . Merchandise P ENN ' S WAREHOUSE · CallthM's Uaed Tire Shop. Over 1,000tlr•. 111.. 12. 13 . 14 16 11. 11.15 . 1 mil• ou t At. 21 a: Elactrolux lltccuum d11n•a. A-1 eondltlon· tttlchmtnta . Availllbl• 1t •12 .00. Ctth or terma arrang.t . Call e14-2469111 or 304·175-1799. Welllton,Ohio 81 4·384-31545. BlocK. brid«. mortar and m•· sonry auppli81. Mounttln Stllte Block, Rt. 33 , New Hevtn. W. Vo. 304·882· 2222. 66 CAOSS. SONS 814·281·1461 . S.E. Ohk> . JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR 311 W. Gonlpollo, Ohio. c.n 11•·448·1777. ..... 1114·441-3582 . Up front treetOrt with werrenty OYtr 75 ultd trtt:tort, 1000 toola. JIVIDEN 'S FARM EQUIP · MENT. 114· 441· 1171. c•ock our lptcitl Nit pric• on long Tttctora & V•meer hay equlpment.wlth tin•dna tYiillbltlt 4.4% lntertttl A comptattlintof btlt htndlng ecceltOritl • f. .dlng acctnorl• . gfindtr mlxara, wagons, rotary till••· rotary cuttert. bltdtl, CUhiYI· tofl, dtlk, plowa. lltders, post drlv•t. woodtplfttlft. gat• • headgat•. power w1ahara & Whttl Hortt Ltwn • Olrdtn triCtortl And IM Ul tor t co~ lett line of ptrts • ttrvicel USED A vtrlaty of uted tractora, 5 round belera. grinder mixer. cultiY11ort, wagont, tobacco aetttrl, wt1MI disk, plowt, rtll•. aquere bel••· t.. d.,., hlrrow. mowing m• chlnt, cult•ectltf. .,,tV.,, JO 420 1reetor with equipment. EVAN& ENTERPRISES. Jock· '""· o•. l14-211·1130. FCM' lilt ntw Ywd·mtn mowera, oood uatd mowers rrom •!50· U&. Echo trlmmtrt on ult. Chlktr.,• Saw Supply, Vinton, 5 AKC Aoglolorld Elkhound pupa, 8 wttkt, out of good tr11 dog1. eoodpttt. noo aech. Cali Fermall Super A tractor. ••c cond, cultivators, turning pk)w. mowing mKhlnt. htavv duty, 2 whttllrtll•, 11 ,4715.00. Phont 379-2884ofloo 4:00p.m. --:----:--:---~:::.::.. .. ·lc- Aegltt•td 111t tnd PIPPtr mtle Allot14-241· 200 ...... oil II SctiniiUier CoH 1171tuolllflor puppl... C11h onty. No Chocko. Colll14·992·210,. , ·. 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1978 St•rcreft foldout camper. tleepa 8. complete witt-t stove, let box, Ughta & a ink, txc . con d., ilk• n.w. C1il 614·388-9715 1f1er &PM . IT'S P.. Slf.AL AT $5b.CCO Alfatretm travel trailer, older model, but eJIC . cond .. roof air, 3 way refrlg . Call814-446·0514. 1978 Ttrty, 24ft, air conct. II'Wning, lots of edrat, exc cond, 304-876·31119 . Scrvrces B1 Home Improvements 1977 Chevy ConOOllra, AC .. Oood condition. 1 owntr. 1971 Chevy Nove 48,000 tetuel mM•. 1 owner. 114·1591·M98. 1110 Ford LTD. Ooodcondit6on. lnsldtandout. Runt good, nHdt •heult ayatem . •1000. eu. 948·2008. Toyoll CtliCI, 1700. condition, 304 · 176 · 1871 Z28 Com-. T·lOp, 360 48BL. PS. PB, 41.000 mil•. uc cond, 13 ,800.00. 304-171 · 8ASEME~T Exteriof stucco pl•t•ing & pluter repair . Law ratn . Call 114·285·1182. 1972 CouQM >CA7, convtrtlblt clet1ic llmltad production model , liettd 15 ,500 .00. tM options, very eood con d. liking &lock & concrete work. •l•o p•lntlng ' carentry. o•ragn. patio' a. bllemtnt, aidtwallll. 5 Yllfl tllPtflence . Free ettl· mat•. W•' re on lht L..,tt. Cali 1979 Chryll..- Ntwpol1 , 4 doar, PW, It triO, txlrt nlct. must ttl I. 3 doyo ""IV 12,291.00. 304· 1?1·1305. 1974 Sunbug Volllawtgon. RON ' S Ttltll itl o n Service . Hou .. call• on RCA , Quenr, OE . Sp.Oallng in Zenit h. Call 304-570·2398 or 814 ·••& · aervi~ tn.~ck. 1182 Oodgt pickup 225 cubic tnglnt, 3 ipd .. wlth ov•drive. ftbtrgltaatopp•. Celll14-317· 0314. - . 1&18 F·210 XLT Ford PU. PDL, OUio, AC. 00'10 light. duol UM .... lq, AM-FM CUI. tilt, Cor. Founh •nd Pine Galllpolla, Ot'tio Phone 814-448·3888 or 614 · 445· 4477 83 Excavating 18.&&1. Coli 114-379·2122. 7468. 1911 DltiUn in good cond. Ctli 114-371· 21107. 1971 two hatf ton lntwntttonal du"" truck. 7 fix 14 ft bed, exc 8 y11r ofd bteuttful black rkUna oo•d. 304·892·2187. hortt, ar•t far trtll riding, gtntlt but spirited, . .50 .00. 73 Van1& 4 W.O . 304· 773-6081 . Hay & 12 ChtYv C-20, cergo ven, AT, Grain PI, P8, AM·FM -o.. AC. Coli 114·441-401. _ , . 2PM. 37 nd bol 1 h ~ 111 78 CJ · I wHh 13.000 mil•. Coll1'l4-742•211°49.1 y •vr o. U .OOO. CoM 114·241·8124. Ml•td hey ltrga aqutrt balM, 11.21. 30··171·151579. Nttd hiV cut: tnd blltd bvahar• or by dlo bolo; 304·171·7213. 1979 Fot'd Yen with 1910 ftciOry biovao ouatom convtr· alon. E111celltnt condition, 17,800. Coli 114-992-6954 eft• 1!1:00 pm. 'M Dodge window vtn, 8 , • ..,.., loadtd, 22.000 mil•. e1o.aoo. 304-171·1838. Chopp., BpKilel of dlromt. Cell trtnt, AC, PS. AM·FM rtdkJ good cond 11 991 c ' 1878 Felrrmnt 4 :tl.. 4 tpd . md-d 1800 c 1 II .. ' • 1•· 215· 417. 1-:-:-:-:--------1971 Ford Muttq 4 ..... , new rtbullt 1o ~ 1o..':J.' m -.o. CoN 514 •21':'114 %i:'w oflor .PM. , ol 114· Coll304·118-7117. 86 1181 Hond1 110 cuttom. uc. oond., ~try law miltlge. 11.400. Clll14·lll8·8711. 11M H""do Twlrl-lorCM200T, vooylow.mllooto. Clll814·211· 1417. """do v-• M..,o. 1100 lt88 cc - 3100 rrill•. 1111 ."'der w.,-enty. t2HO. Extret. c.·•114·742·1017. 1 0 :00 port GJ New• News hour (ill Wheel of Fonuna 0 Cil (I) New Newlywed 7 :30 Gome C!J Historic lndlanpolls 500 Filma • CD WKAP in Cincinnati 0 Ill ® Wheel of Fortuna a (ill Entenainment To night Alan Aid a dis cusses his la test film , ·'Sw eet L 1b· eny '', and E.T . concludes its two-p art int ervie w w ith Jimmy Ste wart . IHJ Bob lllowhart @ Jeopardy 8 :00 8 (I) Gil Knlgh1 RldM As Michael and his long-tim e love plan their wedding, the mastermind behind a br eakin vows to e liminate him . 160 m 1n.) 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SPOnsCenter bell '86 Cil Night Track• In Stereo . Cil Entertainment Tonlgh1 Alan Aida discusses his Ia · test film. " Sweet llbeny", and E.T . corlclude s its two· 10 see her. (60 min.) 1 O:OQ 8 Cil Gil Remington Steele A pro wrestler hires lllJ Nnhvllle Skyline ([) (]J 227 Mary per· s uades the other tenants to hold a garage sate to help new landlord Rose pav for 9 :30 • min.) (A) . (I) MOVIE: 'Hucldebe!Tf Finn' Remington and Laura after a series of death threats. (60 min.)(RJ , tn Stereo . CD To Be Announced (I) • 1HJ love Boot (CCI building code viola1ions. IRJ. In S1ereo. t:i~IJ_. pr( ney , he se ts out to tell off the dea n. (jJ) Odd Couple by THOMAS JOSEPH AC ROSS 2 Remune rale' I Prudl• h 3 Sensei""" 5 Rugged rock 4 Mole<! ule 9 Nevada dty 5 Animal's 8 ;05 Cil MOVIE: 'The Search· ers' 8 :30 U (]) ® Fac1s of lite Bla~ learn s that he, soon-to-b e d ivorced m ot her is preg· n a nt . (AI. In Stereo . ,. 1D 1D Benson iCCJ Benson 10 [)emon· tries to reco ncile the Gover· n o r a nd his long -lost bro ther. (R) @ Major Loogue BeMbell : Chicago Cubs at HoultOn 9 :00 U Cil Gil Golden Girts Oo· rothy 's ex-husba nd comes to town and they end up s p ending the night toget her. (R~. In Ste reo . · strated 12 Oct. birthstone 13 Layer 14 Outlaw 15 Gullet 16 Lawy er (abbr.) 17 Lace stomac h 6 Gypsy 7 Pilol 8 Christian 10 Oenwre II SpifTy 15 Liquefy 18 oe,lane 21 Suspend 22 Sftlall opening 19 Wee bird 20 Beverage 21 Sanctified 22 Hundred ( Fr.) 24 Challenge 25 Lily 26 Do wrong CD AOIO Racing ' B6:IIMSA Monlerey Triple Crown From Laguna Seca . CA (90 min.) (I) ID IRi Dom DeLuise and Friends Part IV Loni Anderson, Dean Man in. J oan Ven Ark and Red Butt o ns join Dom Deluise for an evening of c om edy sketches . (60 min .l 0 Ill @ Alrwolf When 7:30 28 Reporter 32 Ander50n's "High - · 33 Illumined 34 Military address 35 Garland ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD IWIE 37 Sourpuss 'i}j'}IJ~ 001t ~ \.y ~~· by Henfl Arnold 1nd Bob 1..111 Oh , go anead 38 f11ppan cy 39 Formerly 40 Camping nood 41 Rind I RODAH I DOWN 1 Investigate KJ I DAILY CRYPTOQUO'l'ES -Here's how wworlt II: ·.: r.:=-=-- AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW Gold 8 ctJ Too Close for Com· fort ([) Guns ·ot Will Sonnett CD Historic lndianpolis 500 Film• ·-·~ tBOILEM± HOW "T'C 6&:T A 6U '1" 10 I:'O~AT! 10 iHI! IIIL.OOP SANK, • CD lt'o a living ® Jeopardy . lllJ Wild America (CCJ America 's wildlife refug es 8 :00 K] are examined . (jJ) At th• Movlao 8 <ll Gil Glmme a Brsak Nell begins treating · Katie lik e a child when she discov· ers tho tru1h about the man Katie is currently dating . (A) , In Stereo . Cil MOVIE: 'Johnny Gul· t•r' 25 Fl ow er part 31 !:i w edi sh 26 Oozy mv entor ' 29 Fre nc·h 3 3 Latvi an 3 6 ('l a nKor 3 7 St••a! (sl.) 27 Work unit (jJ) ll's a Uvlng Game 3 ia featured . (2 hrs .. (!) AuauaU•n Rules Foot· MOVIE : 'Thiel' Green Gable• (CC) Anne gets her best friend drunk at a tea party and is fo rbidde n lllJ Newlon's Apple ICC) ID (jj) Solid Cil WKRP In Clnclnn~~11 • CD @Taxl Ill (I) NBA Baakatball Playoff Game Cover8ge of Wes tarn Conference Final 30 min.) ' 1 ID @ ABC Na..- Nlghlllne (jJ) News 12 :00 (I) hot of Groucho buddy, he becomes in· volved in family tensions and a drug-running gang . 160 min.) IRJ. (I) @ Crazy Uke a Fox Harry believes he has wit· nessed a murde r while ridin g with a friend in a helicopt er o ve r S an Francisco . (60 Unscram~ IheM tour Jumbtel, one letter to each squ1111, to ronn tour ordinary worde. 5/17/86 (I) Night Tra~ks In Stereo. • CD Benny Hill CD When l e on believes he has inhe nted a larg e sum of mo· (I) MOVIE: ' The Retum of the Pink Panther' lndianpolls 0 deos In Stereo . (AI . 500 Film• fl) e American Racing Seriet From Phoenix, AZ . (60 min .) CD Man from U.III.C.L.E ffi Fishin' Hole (!) Star Search lllJ Austin City limits 1D lW Mr . Sunshine (CCI Cil Bill Coaby Show (I) ABC News· Nightline III IRI lllawa (MJ MOVIE: 'King Rat' 1 :00 (I) Dobie Gillis CD Auto Racing '86 : 1'1fews .• 0 Ill ®l' Cherlla & Com· pony (CCI Charlie and the 1247 87 pie' Port 1 of 4 ® '85' other tenants revolt when their landlord announces a steep rent increase . (]) MacNeil-Lehrer Newahour (fil Waahington Week in (J) Gil Miami Vice While Casti llo and a go vernment CIJ MOVIE : 'Smiley's Peo· W ebst er comforts Uncle Phillip over a di sappoin ~ · mont in his budd1ng movte career . (R) . f!l) ill MOVIE : 'Godzllla James BoY• Water Serw ice. Also POOII filled. Ctlll514· 256· 1 141 or 114 -448· 1175 or 614·448· 0 agent ne goti ate to arrange the surrend er of a crime boss . a sedu ctive young w oman sets d eadly sights on C rockett. (60 m in.) (R). In ' Stereo. (I) CBN Newa Tonight 0 (I)@ Falcon Cr""t ICC) Chase and COle locate the ca bin where Magg ie is being he ld hostag e. Angela mak es an offer 10 an el oping Emma a'nd Dwayne, and J o rdan 's problem s lead to he , arres t. 160 m in.) MacNeil-lehrer m (]11 Divorce Court General Hauling TAl STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1980 Dodgo Coli-·· hpcl. • Good· 1 E•cav•ting. b11emenu. foottnl . drivewaya, tep tic tenlet, ltndaceping. Ctll anytime 814448·4637, Jem et L. Oav laon. Jr. owner. Motorc:vclea 74 Autos for Sala 0 Ill Jeopardy Ill Nightly Business Re- choreographer Graeme Murphy leads a ballet with a sco re compo sed by Ira Dav· ies and B&b Kretschm er. (60 min .) 9 :30 (I) Wall $1reet Week ({) Agony CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING w·LtriM ptcbge, PS, PB, PW, Two hiH·rtgilttrtd polltd Htr• fo rd built. 14 montha ~d. retctv for ttrYice. Phon• 814-M2· • CD Jefferson• Ci)l Barney Miller Ctlt for mort dttlitt, 114·441·4482. Livettock Alan Aida discusses his la· tes t film , " Sweet Liberty", and E.T . concludes its two· pan in t erv1ew with Jimmy Stewan. Rotary or cable tool drilling. Moat wtlls compllttd ..meday. Pump uiH •nd tervlce. 304· Plumbing 'Boxes· with the Sydney Dance Company Australian (J) Entert.inmen1 Tonight 1980C•ovono. 304-875·8128. & Heating 63 D (I) PM Magazine (I) Allaa Smith and Jones C!l SportsCenter . AINGLES ' S SERVICE , experl•cld carptntar, electrician. muon, p•int•. roofing (inciud· lng hot tar appllcationl 304· 82 2986 7:00 (ll} 78 Ford I DID UNTIL r STARTED THINI<ING- AI50UT 'SCHOOL.. part interv iew with Jimmy CJ) ® Dallas (CCI Pam and Mark· s wedding day Is ove rs hado wed by J .R.'s attempts to outwit Angelica , which place Sue Ellen· s lite i~ jeopardy . (60 min.) (I) SU1ewide (ID Great Performances: EVENING Starlet Tree tnd Lawn Servica. lendacaplng. 304-578-2010 . Trucks for Sale 0 FRIDAY 5/16/~6 176· 2086 or 878·7318. mil•. 1!11 Edatl ltatk)n weaen. good tMpt, runt. 13,800 both. ABOWT 6CHCXJL! ARE YOO 5 WRE 'ftX.l 1 1979 Feirmont SW. pe, pb, IC, alx cyl., wry good cond. t1 1500. For lllo 19 Ed11l. 18.000 oct I'VE eEEN 5 1TTIN<$HERE THINKIN G- AND I 'LL eET THEY'RE A LL A6:AIN5T THE. LAW. Et ening Television L i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Dominic - -viS-its-an - - - - -® -Wonderworks: ----ok1 war Anne of Fetty TrM Trimming. atump l'tlmov•l. Call 304-875 -1331 . 72 Now buying then corn or •• corn. Cell forlat•tquot ... River Chy Farm Supply, 114·441· LOTSOFTl-llt-165 THAT ARE 'MJI<5E THAN 5CHOCt.. .• . 2464. 5 HP Tru Tett Aototlller. 304- 62 Wanted to Buy REA LLY SO BAD, I GUESS. 814-445·0915 . 898-3802 176·2374. I 5LIPA::J5E THERE ARE Roofing, painting, room eddi· tiona, tt c. Fr• "tlmatn, 17 yt~ara ••perlence. 8 & W Con atructlon. Call 114·"8· 8588 or B14-241·9448tve' s. 1183. 12,991.00. Phono 304 ·882 · 3371. 5CHOOL ISN'T WATERPROOFING Uncondltk)nll llfttimt gulfan· tM. local rtftrenc• fumithlld . Frtt •tlmttM . Call collact 1·114·237·0481, day or night. Rogers l•s•m•n t W8ttrprooflng. 304-178·3219 . 11 Chwy C.pricl! 4·cloor. Ctn be twn M1404 Ltwll St. Lot 4 1 WIZI=A: PROCLAIMED HIM KING ..JUST AFTER SUN· UP.1 For Stle: High performance 302 ChiYy tnglnt. C11l 614·992- 304·882· 3793. 71 ME L. B .A., SET EVERY- Tl-liN G UP AND TH E 514·379·2220. 1118. 304-116·3001. For ••I• 1 mt~lt AKc Rtg . Ptk.,MI puppy 7 wk. old. Call Ulld Wurllber tplnnet All typH uaed & rebuilt tfans miltions & tranfer cet .. . Will deliver . Ovardrl11e trantmia tlona. front & rear wheel drive. trent million klta & tom convert•rt. engine r.bulld kltt. C•ll Ottyy ptrtt. Phone· 114· 992- DtutJ tftctor. parts 1nd stntiet at th• bett prk:e, Bid..-. Equip· mtnt Co. 304-871-742, , For Nit good ultd btrgeln Full tHoodtd Bettglt" pupa.. 8 WIINik IO id, 130 ea. Ceil 114· 1870 Chevy Novo SS, 3 big block ChtvV motort and othlf 304-171·1141 or 116· 1810. Ul·1111." 514-211-9391 . Auto Parts & Accessories 1877 Nova. Auto ., good g• miiMgt, good tlf•. hlr eondi· 1983 Ch~Wttte, 4 door. 4 tpNd, good cond. tl.OOO .OO. Call 814· 261-1213. 1: - - - - - - - - - Loeuat poatt for ute. c.u l14· 211·1t02. 1:::-::-:- -:--:--:---- • 3438 . 17000. Coli 114-742·2877. Ford 2 row mounted corn plcktr. ,0 cley f1rrowlng l1og crtt... whh automatic wattrl tnd fNd· ert. Stt of clJell 181114X38 wtth brend nM BF boodtidl Urtt. Oh. 114·381·86U. P"lood oolor TV. Coli 114· 4461149. 1184 Pont"c F*o. 4 cylndtr, • 'field, AC. AM·FM aterto with Clttlttt. rtd, turbine whHit. good ... d. 304-773-8186. Pets for Sale Oragonwynd Cltttrv Kennel. CFA Hlmtleyen, Ptraten end Sl•m•• kftt.,s . AKC Chow puppiH. New puppl•. kltt.,a. Call 448·3844 tfter 7PM. 73 Duat• I tyl ., body lne•ctl· ltnt cond., PS , AC. ctultte •erto. tl!l8&. Ctll 1114-258· Coli 114·445·0111. 64 ..~.... 1lon . ..10. Coli 814·992· 2148 . Utility bldg. tpl. : 30'x40' x9'. 11'•1' tlktlng door 6 3' tarY. door , •1.21!15 erecttd . Iron Horae Bktga. 814-332·974&. I rJII SIHHI.Iilllll Pl11tic cl1tem state approVed. pl11tlc ttptlc tanka, pi11t1c culvtrtt, mettl culverU. RON 114· 211·1704. 1971 Sporttt•. Ne wplint, new I condition. Call btfort 8PM . Farm Equipment '*iffi! . 1972 18 VJ h . Glttap•r flbr• gla11 bolt with 100 HP Even· rudt Md trailer. Call 814 ·992 · 1110 Plymoulh Chomp 4 opd , front wheel drhlt, :n ,000 mil•. •1.100 or blat offtr. Call 4..·7471. 61 ON f'JIY ac;&S SAI..~Y • ·- :I'IVI ALWAYS' fiRfT AI T'l-fl:' LJQUIPATION ..s"AI..fS: 8974. 71 Llnooln Contintntai M.-k Ill ttiiOfttblt. Ctl evening 81 4 · Mau-r Fqu10n, Nww Holland, Buth Hog S.e• 6 ltrVk:t. Ovtr 40 uud trtctofl to dtooat from & co~ lett lin I of new & uHd equipmant. Larattt ttltction In Building Materials Blocll , brick. aewer piplll. wtn · dowa. lintels , ttc. Claude Win · ters, Aio Grande. 0 . Call 814 - 1150. Coli 114·371·2233. 1111. 304· 773·9186 . 65 Building Supplies For qulc:ttttlt1974 ChtYy Novt t450 l 187& Pondac Orandvlllt Gotllpol~ . Strtwbtrrltt. Pick your own beginning Mev 11Sth. Sorry no chec:b. 8 am ID 8 pm. Htpp¥ Hollow Fruit Ftrm. Otlllpolil Ferry, 'NV . 304-178-2021. ~IGHT • .•HIS GIRLF RIEND, 1984 Ford Tempo 4 dr., eulo, llrr. ltlfto. c•h price 13,998. John' 1 Auto Still, Bulavlllt Rd ., & Vegetables AG~ICULTUI?~! 114·388 ·9811 . 76 514·441-3231 . X PD ALL JvsT WAL~INCi AROuNP, luT THEN iliEY INYENTfP voH.age rllfrigeretor , toilet with aewaguynem, rtdio telephone, dtpth tndar, powiN' trim, and many extru Aak lng 113,600 Call 814-448· 1781 aUer 6PM 1911 Mtldt AX7 I tpd . C1ll 742· 2891. U.S. 35 Wilt, Jackton . Ohio. Sanya Bet•·mu VCR . wirtd remote t176. 304·676· 1433 after 7:00 p.m . 1917 Ctt.vy CamtrV, re, con· wertlbN , reatoraHon sttrttd, htvt II plrt:a to complttt, Mklrlg 13.000. Coli 514·4411711 of1or IPM 114·388· 1811 . 20,000 btu air cond. uted 3 months, 11me at new , phone Au11rtlitn blue heifer 1 ytar old 840. 8 HP Kttn C\ltltr rid ing mower . t100 . 304-882·2011 . Autos for Sale l .:t. PIPN'i IVIINP i/1S:M ft. 1620. 1984 200S Honda 3 wheeler with front & rear recke . hitch. rifle scabbard, ume at new. 304· 1576-2608 efter e p.m. Boats and Motors for Sale ~;=========~==========~ 1979 24 Al.-.el cuddy Clb, 228 Mltfcrulser, full galley, du•l 125 portable air com· Pfottor, tfl iler mounted . exc cond., 304-4158-1031 . LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Coli 114·216·8261 . 76 Je~tget 4 room end beth. Unfurnlthtd. No polo. CoM 514·1141·2283. 1981 Honde CABO. exc cond. 304-576-1248. 1 Alvartz flat-top Ouh1r for stlt. Ekctllent condition. Cell 814· TONY 'S GUN REPAIRS , scope bore sighting. fa ctory reblueing, hourt 9 :00 till dark . ctll 304· 304-175· 7363 . 882-1117. 131 ,_ 4th Awo .. GoftlpoNo. Cal 441·4411 lftlt 7pm. SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Magi c Chef g11 renge for Nl e. onty Ulld twice. UOO. Firm. ,.ent, Inn, IMdcontra,., 3br' • AodneyVIH.-g•ll ; 2br'1-EIM'IIla: 3br Evma Htllghta; DifP(Ieh l 14&70 Footlvol, 2 bdr .. 2 fuN btthl, kJta of cloaett, utility n>om. AC . Coli 81 ..·441·12'1 61 Household Goods OUT OF HEll&. 304·576·1168 oflor 8:00 PM . White Croll Buck Stvle storm door, with acr11n . Brend new. Paid 1100 will take S80. 614· 992· 2143. After 6 :00 ctll614· Tri County Sport Shop, Spring Val ley Pltra. Oallipolia. Ohio. Gunt. Archery. Tacltle. 814 446·2336 . KfEP~ IN THE: MLJ P1 W!' CI. "'eveR GET 1984 KrNIIelcl KD>C200 dirt bikt. llkt new , len 150 miiH, tftiWtr tlltnctr, •1.378 .00 . 67 8ft. truck camper top . War1itzer Organ, 4300 with multi pflf'cus· aion. Cell '514· 992· 3438 . Mer cho ndise If THIS SIJ(J ~INKIN 6 1981 KWIIIIkt KX 2150. Nnt 1111c, lookt good, 1186 .00. Phont 304· 173·&244. Warda 21 cu. ft. froat-free upright freeze·r. t200. Hobart meat grinder S360. Cati 81 4· 742-287 7 . 992-8373. For rent: 2 btclroom furnilhtd apt. Aduht only. Ctll 814· 982· 41 fumlthed hou11. 2 bdr., •111. Trailer loti sewer end water fumlthtd, tmall chlldrtn accepted. At. 1 Locust Ad., back of 2226, 114· 423-8817. MOBILE HOME SALEI, 4 MI. WElT, OALUPOUI. AT 31. PHONE IU-441·7274. COUHTAY MOBILE Home Perk, Routt 33. North of Pom•oy. Large lots. Cell 814·992 ·7479 . Oppol1unlty. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale H ouaee for Rant 614·986·4392 . 304·171·9710 . Two bedroom trtiltr with ••· pendo living room on l1rgeleverl lot WI Middltport. Nttr ator• end lchOOII. No pttt. Cell 304·171·2331 3·4 bdr. c1rp .. td. t.-nodtlltd.. nl~. new lilting, bllemant, 'Ia acre. f22. 500 . Ctl 814·441· 2034 efttr IPM. Of' 1914 10•50 Wotv.-ine. 2 btd· room trailer. Kitch.n furnilhtd. 814·317·7607. 514·26&-9380. Unfurnllhtd 12x10. washerdryer ~h · up . 1 mi. on 010rgtt 992·5&87. t41i00. Colll14·&&2·1197. OfflctlpaceUpperRt. 1. C1nbt 3 private atfi'*8. Large ,wliting room. Call814-448·0508. Fulty furnllhtd, AC, ell utihiM 3178. Colll14·98&·4103. - - - - - - -- - pold, odullo only. Colllt4-44S· 41 10 or 114-441·2003. b........ 114-198· 7105. 1981 Honda CB CUttom 900, min• cond. fully drnttd . Cell Newly painted N8 tractor for 1ale. New tires. 8 ft . gradet blede . Trtiler for nle. Will trtdt for Ckevy or GMC Truck. C1ll 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 19n HOIIIV Perle 12x00. Vlf\' good cond. P. . ty fumlthed , CA &. oth• ·utrtt. U,IOO. Call 1981 Hondt 810. CB CUllom. condhlon. 11200 or Ex~lltnt Muulelo.ting Sp..:l•llty Shop. Bleck powder t5 .96, ctpt 12 .00. leather itemt, used 1!10 ctl. CVA, .410 Mollbtrg pu~ thotgun like neJW . Kolbtl 's Mill creek Rd. Hrt. M·F. 5-··p.m. Sat. 1·6. Cell 814-446 -2316. or 614-446 · K & K. 304·875· 1076. W1lk to town . IChOOII , churchN. library. ont ttory, 2 bdr.. tnrtctivt blth, formM diningroom. good ctrpttlng, lerge kitchen. good gu fumeet. atorm windowt. Ctll t14·441· 742·2101 . Coli 30•·176·7889. •izet to 8 ft. Call inetl toavailable, 38 inctt . up In ttock. Larger 814-992-2834 or 114 -992· 6704. 2 mobile t'tome1011, , on Rt. 1. 1 an Additon-Bulavillt Ad. Call 42al5 . 1982 Herlty Davidson 80. drtaHd. 10,000 mUM. 81 4· 7837. Lifetime concrete cutvertt, U --------- t;.;:;;;:;;:;:;:;:::::::::::-r;~::;";:~~~~::::::-l 614·357· 0232 114·1149·2120. ·computer avlttm Mclntoth plut computer one Meatbvtt memory wlth 800 K lntemtl drfvt • 800 K tkt.-nal drhlt. lm~~ge wrlttr II prln1tr. Apple 1:ZOO Baud modtm, meny tCCMIOritt & ov• n .ooo worth of soft· Witt. Including ••-*lent muhlplen word ov•rviiW. ttl con pretl draw, home tccoun11ritl micro· phone & over 80 othtr pro· grtml. 3 mot. old. all booka & trtlning dllct Included. Mtny extrlt WOI1h ~Wer I 1 3,000. Mut t sell immtdlt1•tY t4.500. Call Or. Stanley , 8U· 317· log houae18d0 with 1 ftw logs miulng. Cell 814 -448-4344. 46 Space for Rent Motorcycles 198& t-tonde VT 700 Sihedow. k>w mllaegt. bought new thlt apring. Exetlltflt eondltk)n. Cell Mlddl~rt 23 The Deily Sentlnei- Page- 9 Answer hare : " ( IIIIIJ'TII] (Answers tomorrow) Jumbloo:BOOTH OUSKY SCORCH FOIBLE Yeeterday's J Anewer: Wha l • man who P!lntl hit fMi firmly In the ground eomttl"l! S (lltle- DIRTY S HOES One letter sllnds fo r another. In this sample A IS used for the three L's , X for the two O's, etc. Single len.,rs, aposlropbes the length and fonnallon of the wor ds ar e all hints. Each the code letlers are different. · CIIYPTOQUOTE day 5·18 .z T T iHQD0 D O QL LA X , 0 1.11. y A 0 " X T L P AYAE ~..... .. ... ' 11 \' P L I. y A ' nA LILE\'A · JNTMl. Nll C~uote: M A Wllll'f: CANDLE IN A HOLY PL'.CE, 90 IS THE BEAUTY OF AN AGED Y_nla,'o FACE. - ANONYMOUS ". ... X T L I' V .. �. Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel Public Notice NOTICE OF loction a dlorgn. APPOINTMENT OF Anyone delimg ., do to FIDUCIARY may preiMlt 1 bid or bide br On May ~. 1988. in the said notes.at a ctffer.,t rllteor Meigs Coonty Poobote Coon. retee of lnttrell from tNt Cuolllo. 25112.1. 0 . McCoy. hereinabove spec:lfJed. PO· 38831 , State Ro ut& 111. vidod that where 1 frocUonol Roodsvilo, Ohio 45168. w.. lnter81'1 rate il bid. a~ch appor.ted Executor of the froction theN bo mHighth al 81tate of Audrev G . McCoy. doc...od. toto of 38831. SR 7 , Reedsville, Ohio 46166 . Robon E. Bud<, Probate Judge Lena K. Nesselroad, one perawn IY Public Notice the Ioiii -nt Public N Of lee INdo tl1ould ... ...., o n -: ..810 FOR FIRE TRUCK NOTES ... By Ordor of the Coundl o1 -ar- the Village of Middleport Mlddtepon. Ohio lludc. Clorli·T...,,. 237A_S_, Middleport_ Ohio 48780 (81411192-1424 . Jon thoroof end that all '*>1W - · coreohold blduolo- by beer the same r D of int•llt. lot. No bid lor looo ...., tw Said ioal• of gonoraloblgo- pkoo .......t .,,..... (which tion notes is iMued under the in- - 1&1 2. 9. 1e. 3tc bo oorrl>utlll 111 gon.,.t lows of the State of .... , . . ol • 360-doy yeo~ Public Notice Ohio, p.-ticulafly tho Uniform wll bli ..-ill. Bond Law ollhe OhioRoviood The ..... wll bo - o d Code, .,d pui"'Uant to ., by tho Villoge wrdtr the NOTICE OF SALE: BY virtue OrdinMa> !lJiy ~ by the condltlono horeln opoeHiod ' of en Order for S.le luuld Council of seid Vilogo on Aprl wtthinthe State of Ohio. either on the 22nd dly of April, NOTICE OF 28. 1988. The not• rhal bo lo the ..,rdl_ or ID e bonk 1988. by lhe Unked Sloth SALE OF NOTES oubjoct to coli in whole a in deolgn- by the purdl-rll Oiotrict Court for tho Sealed proposals will at pen ~on thirty (301 dlya' It the ol tho Village. Southern Olotrict of Ohio. received by the Lndersignct, notice by the Vil11110 Cleric. on Tho upenoo o1 .,dl delivory Eootom Dlvlolon. at Colum· the Villag a Clark of the V~lege each interest peymMt dlte. lh8ll not be conMNored in ·bua. Ohio. in cr.1 No. C2. of Middleport. Ohio, at the Each bid ...,., bo occorn- do,.n••ing the highest bid for B&·1348. UNITED STA'rES office of said Village Clerk. peniod by cosh. • bonk cuhi- the not•. D.-., 10 · .,Y OF AMERICA •VI· JOHN C. Vill~~ge Ha ll . 237 Race Street. er' s or official'• check, 1 "1hor ploco shaN bo II the BACON. JR .. out .. I will of· Middtooon. Ohio. 45760. un· certtfied chatk rat drawn ~r for 881o to tho hlghell ...., ... end lithe o1 til 2 o'clock p.m., at the then upon or cenKiod by the - · the purdl-. Poym.,t rhal blddor on June 19. 1988 at prevui ling standard time in or a oombi'laUln thef'8C)f, be rna i1 immedilte or 12:0l) NOon el the front Ohio, on TuesOOy, May 27, payable to the Village, equal to fodorel Iunde on the dolo of • door of tho Mtigl County 1986, at which ploce and time at least one pw cent of said dolivery. . c .. uthouoo. Pomeroy, Ohio. the bids will be pu blicly C4JEI'ltd note issue, ~on oonditbntt.t lllo conditional bids wil bo tho followina ducribod r•l c.1d rood , for $14 5. 000 Fire HIhe bid is ICa>plod, tho fiscal rocoivod end the VYI1ge ntproperty; Slluolod in tho S\llt Truck ACQUisition Notes of officer will deliveJ the not• ro ....,..the right to reject any or o1 Ohio. County of Moigo: said V ilhtQe. da ted June 2 . the successful bidder within 111 bido. Being Lot NO. 18 of RNer1986 bearing in terest at the three days from the date of The C-al Truot Collllonv. view Acres Subdlvil6on of rate ol six and fo rty· five one sale. tMt~ the I.Wat daivery Ill. A.. Middlepon. Ohio. wll the VItiligo of Middleport. hundreds percen t (6 .45 %1pet papers, erbnrage atrtificatfl ICt os poylng agent for lhio Meigo County. Ohio. •• ttnnu m; payable s wni- annualty !519. 16. 23 3tc Public Notice Clo<k Friday, May 16, 1986 $225,000.sought in .Jawsuit will bo ,..,.._, ol 81y ,...,....., aHor.l from the -"Dote -111 of inl...,..,.. ...... of tho "'t• from tho dllto of ~a~..... 10 1110 m...,rity ot the rote - - In 1110 bid. If~ of bldo ,....._the "'""'"' . . . .""... ..... the a rru.._,le noteamav be Mu•dild onaum -H Brian N. MUllll\Y and Wilma R. Mullll\Y, both ot Pomeroy, have ftled an action ln Meigs County Common Pleas Court seeking $22!5,1XX) against Robert s. St8ats, Pomeroy. The suit Is a result ot a traffiC accident accident on Rt. 681 in · wltfch Brian MUlllhY was a passenger in a vehicle driven by the defendant. The plaintiffs charge that Staats was negligent in the qJeratlon of his vehicle. Linda Jarrell, Racine, has flied suit against !Jnda Turley, ~lite, and Beverly Wickline, Racine, requesting a judgment of $50,100. The plaintiff contends that Wickline, while working as an employee tor Turley, applied a pennanent to her (Jarrell's) hair without first testing lhe hair 10 determll)e It It could withstand the permanent treatment. Jarrell alleges that her hair feU out due 'to the use of the permanent. that the hair that did not fall oot became brittle and stiff and had to be cut off, and that her scalp was Injured also. The plaintiff alleges she had til wear a woolen cap l>r several weeks and r~uests the monetary damages for lnJurtes, Area deaths ""'*''" Floyd H. Barnhouse ter, Rose Ellen Barnhouse, both of Hemlock Grove; three brothers, LEOnard F. Barnhouse. Columoos; Dana R. Barnhouse, Florida, and Lewis H. Barnhouse, Kentucky; four sisters, Dorothy Hook, Springfield; Norma M. Guess, California; Bellle Bolin and Enna Guess. both r:t Albany. Besides his parents, he was preceded In death by hls wife. Alice Batley Barnhouse; an Infant son, three brothers, Lawrence, Jay Robert and George, and a sister, Funeral services for Floyd H. Barnhouse, 57, Cook Road, HemlockGrove,whodledWednesdayat Camden-Qark Memortal Hospital In Parkersoorg, wUI be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Ewing and COrrc>Mtte. certified trans- iltUe. Origin II regirtrat:Qn .. d lhown on Pllt recorded In Funeral Home. cript of the proceedilgs, show· aJbMqun trS'Isfltrs wil be at Volume 13. Pogo 31. Meig1 Mr. Barnhouse, who had been In ing the notes to have been no ooo110 the nottl1old111. C<ijmty Record of Pl111. failing health for several years. was legally issued, and the btdder The IIIPmving opillon of . PROPERTY AODRESS: 70 will receive and pay for s.u::h Pock. Shiffer Wiliams, bond a veteran of Ihe Korean Conflict. He RlvervMiw Place, Middlenotes as may be ii!Ua:l as •omey~. wtth reepeet to thia pori. Ohio 4&780. Tormo o1 was·hom In Athens County on Nov. · above sm forth. said cash, ila~e, wil t. furnished to thD Sele: Caah on day of ule. 1 13, 1928, a son of the late Lewis H. check or checks to be retained au:x:eutul bidder at the Vii· re11rve the right to rlliect and Mary M. Cooper Barnhouse. Florence. by tho Village and coshed only lege's exptllll. lf'Kiuiries may any and 111 blda. Robert W. ;f said wndit~n is mt iltfilted be diratted to the cru::innati, He resided In Meigs and Athens Officiating al services wlll I>' foster, United Stetes Mar· or said cash, check or checks Ohio olfioe or Pock. Shiffer & shal. Southern Diatrict of Counlles most of hls life. Rev. Gary King. Burial wUI be In to be returned proi'T'CJtfy at the Williornt. The Vilogo wit pay Qhio. Subject to n11l estate Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends request of the a~ccessful for the preponnion of the talC•. penetties and ........ Surviving are a son, David may call at the fUneral borne bidder jf the notea and trans- typewritt111 mlnu~t notea. ments not yet due and paya Howard Barnhouse, and a daugh- anytime today. cript are not delivered within Upon eppliclltion from any ble. the time specified herein. proopoctive bidder for the 15116. 23. 30. 3tc Said notes wiU be award&d notes, the Village will llmish to the bidder offering tc errv mat.W ilfDrmetion about on June 1 ood December 1 of e&ch y98r. beginning Decomber 1. 1986 . until the princtpal sum is pa id; mallJrilg on June 1. 199 1: and issued in anticipmion ot the issuanoo of bonds for the p..1rpose of acquiring a fir e truck br the Villflge of Middleport . Un less paid fro m other sour a:~s , p rincipal and intetest of said not as are payable from limitOO taxes Pm cipal is paya· bleat the princip~ atfice of The Central TNst CbnlpMy. N . A., Middleport, Ohio, as payin g aJBnt for SAid notes, and inte1est is payable by dleck p.~ni'lase 'tt1e notes at the mailed to the registerOO lllk.ier k>west net intw.t cost 10 the by said paying agen t without Village. sudt nat nterast coli deduction for exchMge. co l- to bo determined bydoducting ca l Service report s five calls Thursdav: Middleport al 2:54 a.m. Jude... !Coni inued from page I I d<'lcnda nl is mentally ill: bui there is substantial probability that he will berome co mpelrn l lo stand trial 11·ithin one year ~ provid!'d a suitablE' coursE' of treatment. II is furtll2r fo und 1ha I Ihe offense is one for which the defendant could be inca rcerated if convicted.'' The cou11 has ordered that Jude is 10 wtdergo treatment al the At hens Mental Hospital and thai ttw defendant is restric1ed In his freedom of mmovemenl In any manner the facility de<'m~ neces· sary; but in no case shall be released from the confines of the bospilal without prior notification lo the COU I1 . While the COUJ1 deter· mines that the defendant is not •present ly competent 10 &and trial . the rnurt declares that II he is likely to be restored 10 com(X'tency, with proper care and treat ment. within onr year. More Legals On Page 7 •atamant or limiter doOJI'nl!l'lt Emergency squads answer five calls MPigs County EmPrgPncy MPdi- Meigs couples end marriages the Vttllge .,d ita finen~Jts whidl moy bo r110110nalily requeotod. but no official lo Story's Run tor Frederick · Thomas 10 Holzer Medical Center; Racine al3: 04 p.m. to Portland Rd . for Glenn Young to Veterans Memortal Hospital; Pomeroy at 5:17 p.m. transported Brian Buf· fington and Manning Roush from an auto accident on Township Rd . 642 to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport Fire Department al 9:15 p.m. to an auto fire on Turkey Run Rd .; Middleport at 11:34 p.m. to Stonewood Apts. for Cecil Frazier 10 Holzer Medical Center. Marriage licenses Marrtage licenses have been issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Leslie Michael Fultz, 67. and Mildred Cornelia Morris. 70, both of Pomeroy; Ronald aay Spurlock, 39, Cootvllle. and Robin Ann Moodispaugh. 26, Pomeroy; Daniel Alan Nease, 32. and Kellee Jo Burdette, 26, both of Racine. Veterans Memorial Admissions .. Louise McElhinney. Middleport; Manning Roush, Racine. Discharges--None. Weather forecast Set bid opening Conservation reserve program bids wlll I>' opened at live Meigs County ASCS office at 8: 10 a.m. Monday. Theo!llce Is located In tt.e Fanners Bank Building. The bid opening Is open to the public. Hymm sings set Hymn sings will he t.eld on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the First Church of God In New Haven and t 7:30p.m. Surxlay at the Christian Brethren Church in Mason. Singers will I>' Sincere Gospel Quartet, Flatwoods, Ky., and the Reflections Trio, New Haven. W. Va. Pick 4 winner: 7548 CLEVELAND (UPI)- Thufsd· day's winning Ohio Lottery numl>'rs: Dally Number 619. Ticket sales totaled $1,285,11l4, with a payoff due of $8)2,299.~. PICK-4 7548. Flllng for dissolutions of marriage In Meigs County Common Pleas Court were John C. Eblin, Coolville, and Ellen K. Eblin, Coolville; JoAnn Card, Reedsville, and Michael Card, Middleport; Dwayne L. Jones, Langsville, and Debby New. Filing for a divorce Is Cynthia J. Robson, Pomeroy, from Danny Lynn Robson, Pomeroy, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. A restraining order has been Issued by the court against fhe defendant. Plan graduation The first graduating class of tll2 United Pentecostal Church In Middleport will be held at 2: 30 p.m. Surxlay. The kindergarten class wlll present a play, Mrs. Bonnie Baker, teacher, announced . The public Is Invited. Sunday lost wages ,and emt:arassment incurred due to the loss of her hair. Tom Rue, Middleport, has flied an action against. Cooper ChryslerPlymouth-Dodge, tn care of Brett Ja!le, sfatutmy agent, Columoos, el al, char~Png breach of contract and asking· for a judgment of $tili,T70.22. An entry conftnntng sale and ordertng dlstrtootton has been filed In a fom::Iosure action by Farmers Bank and Savings Co. against Harold F. Jones. In anotll2r foreclosure action, Diamond Savings and Loan Co. has been granted a $al,716.05 judgment from Dwight E. Carl, et al. Dismissed were the cases of Zurtch·American Insurance Co. against Elmer M. Bowles. et al; Loretta Faye Campbell against Ronald Keith Campl>'U; IRidre Kay Cross against Amos Boone Cross Jr.; Edith D. Walsonagainst Marlon Edward Watson; and Pamela Sue Clark against Edward lee Clark. BARGA ! ~ MATINEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY - ALL SEATS SUO TUESDAY 12.50 HEATH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH South Third at Main St. Middleport, Ohio Invites You To Attend ' Pentecost Sunday May 18, 1986 $119° L MAY 16 thru 22 _j fRIDAY thru THURSDAY: WISE .IUYI s... !di - tt.ao A special meeting of the Salvatlon Army wUI be held Sunday at 6:30p.m. on Butternut ave. Lt. and Mrs. Duane Harrts, commanding offers in Athens, wlll be the speakers and special music wUI!l' provided. An announcement wUI be made concerning the general elect In London this week. The 6:30 meeting Is a .cha~ In the t lme and the public Is Invited. '.f'he nec'tl lo compromise dlHerences over Wier taxes Is the key to getting fuU funding for the Galllpoli' Locks Md Dam rL' pl~~eement project. U.S. Secretary of the Army for Publk: Works Robert K. Daw""n said Friday. S-10 • lt. Fiul ln. -T.OII. ...... (6141 992·6614 r.... & TllwL l :lO-i;lO !ol. l:ll-4:10: 1 , ~ 0 1~ 11)1,; I,' Cinema._'?) ~· . ~ ~ .- NEW AMBULATORY CARE CENTER s... t.oo.s,oo Admls1lon Pric• PolleY Bargain Motln"s Sot . & Sun .. All S.Oh Adm . E11ery Tuesday. $2 ..?~ ''Violets Are SEEKING RN'S WANTING A NEW ADVENTURE IN THEIR CAREER COMPETITIVE SALARY VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 1101111 .... w.t. fli. 1:10-I.OG "Lanfiuage of Love" CONTACT BETH STIVERS, LN. DIRECTOR OF AMBULATORY CARE tlllllt.IS.-CU•.CWIY." Blue'' PG 13 'Evenings 7:00; 9:00 Sat •. and Sun. Mat. 2:00 Sat. Midnight, 12:00 Waiting In line Doesn't Have To Be Part Of Your life. By KEVIN KELLY Ttmc...Sent!nel Staff GAJ .UPOI. IS- A Wf'!'k' s exten· sion on bids submllled for propos<'C! r('novation on Was hington Elrmen· ta n : Schoo l wa s approved F•·iday bv · Ihr Ga llipolis City Board or E'ctucation to rlllow contractors more lime Ia pt1'parc bids. The board agrf'('(i Ia a request from Ga llipoli s archllcc't Mark Epling to r xlend Ihe deadline from .June• 2 10 .lunr 9. wit h a sp<•·ial ·ttJard me<'ting to br Sf:'! lv>o days IT'S THE QUICKEST AND EASIEST WAY TO RECEIVE YOUR GOVERNMENT CHECK. Evenlnp 7:10; 9:10 S1t. aad S•n. Mat. 1:10 S1t. Mld•llht, 12:10 latrr. EOPLES BANK Member FDIC POMUOY, 01110 .,769 I'HOfll 61t-992·210C I 01/re Stcend S1reot llaton, W. Va. 773·5514 ~-- Deaths .... ...... ............... A.£ Editorial ..... ... ... ....... .... A-2 Sports ... ... .... .. ............ C-1 -8 11 Sections. 192 Pag es 50 Cents 10 a supplemental appropriations bill approved last December. The bi ll drcreed that authorization would I>' ordered by May 15 il no action was laki'n on House Bill 6, which pmposes cost·sha rlng for Ihe Gallipol is projeCI. The bill gave Ihr U.S. Arm)' Corps of Engineers $4 million to begin engineering work a nd rea I esta te purchase du ring fiscal 19ffi. Additional funding for FY 1987 t~ being crafted in Washington now. said Rep. Bo~ Wise. D·W.Va .. who will sit on the conference commit· tee that will find middle ground on Iwo pieces of legisla!lon a!fecilng user fees. " I hope we will met'l soon Io flush ou t our polnt s of viPw," WisC' sa id , adding he was· "cautiously oplim!s· lie" differences will be resolved. Tax amount dl~putcd The snag. ex plained Rep. Clar· r nce Miller. R Ohio. Is that House 8il! 6 seeks one-third of Ihe funding for waterway project costs to come !rom user fees. Senate Bill 1567. however. wants half of the cost 10 come from those fees. The meeting was organizl'd by DINAMO·OVIA, a Pittsburgh· ba sed association of oosiness and community leaders s~klng Inland waterway Improvements as the key 10 a l>'tler economy . Ga llipolis, opened In 1937 wlfh a !OO·foot main lock and l)().foot auxiliary lock, Is considered ooe of the worst bottlenecks on the Ohio River and has been a primary target of the organiz'!tlon's activities. A I .:m.fool main lock and !00-foot auxiliary to be buill on the West Virginia side Is. the key for more waterway projects and Improvements. officials said . Primary projects In this region indude modernization of tlw Kanawha River locks at Winfield, W.Va., and Locks 7 and 8 on the Monongahela Rivrr. Ohio Gov . Richard F. Celeste, wbo was scheduled to attend, cancelled due to a ronflict and was repr~ented by Ohio Department c1 Natural Resourres Director Joseph Sommer. Slate cabinet <fficials also filled In for West VIrginia Gov . Arch A. Moore 'J r .. Kentucky's Martha Layne Collins and Richard Thornburgh of Pennsylvania. Project acceptable Dawson told DINAMMVIA ad · vocates and reporters flw Gallipolis project Is favored by the Reagan administration because of its' hlgh cost benefit rat io. A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper .., 't •• i\REALJI'l'- Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D~W.Va., third from left, 8S!IIred those attending a Friday press conference that the Gallipolis Locks and Dam replacement l• a reality. F1:utldng Byrd on tll2lefl are "For every dollar Sp<'nl, w<' expect a return or $ll," he said. "The actual dollar benefit will he much more than ll times the arrount Invested ." U the presidenl .slgns an accepta · ble bill addressing user taxes. Dawson said three things will happen: there wlll be a gradual Increase in the fUel lax fort he t:arge Indu stry from 10 cents ID 20 cent s over the next decade to meet budget reductions; use of the ·Inland waterways use fund fo bankroll half c1 the Gallipolis project wlll I>' autborized; and will allow harbor deepening to "further enhance the U.S. In general , and this region In 2212 Jackson Annve Point PleaR!t, W Va, ·75·1121 5th Stroot New Haven, W. Ya. 112-2u5 The Colemans received no checks or communication from One Livingston from the day the Columbus firm purchased lhe well untU Nov . 10. 1982, when they recei·ted a royalty check for $60.00. On Dec. 13, 1!m. Ihey received a check for $102.68. On Dec. 6, 1984. they received $U5. On advice from tlwlr counsel. the Colemans never cashed those checks. Evidence supplied In court by One Livingston established thai the oil and gas well was "shut In" by Columbia Gas for a large part of 1981. eight months in 1!m, up 10 10 months In 1983 and part of 1984. The plaintiffs testified that the defendanl rarely came to service well and never came duting the periods of shut-ln. Plaintiff Gene Coleman testil!ed thai he pertormed repairs and minor maintainance on the welL A substantial oil spill al the site eventually led 10 the Ohio Depart · menta Natural Resources contact· lng One Livingston to clean up the area. The Colemans contend that from !he time Qle Livingston assumed t112 rase, they. the Colemans. no longer received informat ion on production levels from llw well, as t112y had with the original leaseowners. i\btu~dorunent ruled During the local trial, the plaintiffs' conlenlion was thai One Livingston had failed for three City school board OKs bid extension Ask Ab.out ·Our Direct Deposit. 11 S E. MUIOIIAL DIIVE 11 5E. Area congressmen a ttending a press conferm ce al the locks pred irl!'d a bill acceptable to Pres ident Reagan would emerge from a House·Senalc conference Uy NANCY \ '0 1\ CilAM Hutchinson and Lloyd Dugan on 'I'!m.,.Scntincl Stull Nov . 1. 19?.;. for a period oflO years POMEROY - The Ohiu Cou11 of or as long as oll or gas was fou nd. Ap(X'als. l"ou11h Ap(X'Ilate Disirict. - The Coiemans were to receive a has overturned a 1 ~1 Meigs County onP·eighlh share of the royally on Common Plra s Cou 11 d('(·ision b~· any oil and gas sold from the Judge Charles Knighl. property. and were lo receive free The original complai nt. filed b.v gas for two houSf's. Cyril "C:cn<'" a nd Shirle)' Colem an Thr lease also provided for of Rutla nd against One Livingston drilling of a seco nd well. alt hough Enlcrpris<' II . Columbu s. sl<•mmc'£1 no lime lor drilling Ihe well was from the alleged abandonmeni by sJl('Cified in the lease. th<· drfPndant of a ga-s wpiJ on the Oil and gas was produced and Coleman pmprriy. The \olemans solei in 1978. 19?1 and 1981, with !he asked for term ina tion or the lrasc C'olcmans rf'C(•iving the ir share. wit h the defendant. for quiet ing Jlio checks, lnfonnalion owner~ip in the lease. and for all On Dec. 5, 1900, Hutchinson and cquipmeni loca ted at lh<' wl'i l site. Dugan sold thei r lease a nd equip· Thr Colema n pmJX'rty had origi mrnt to One Livingston Enterprise nally hf'f'n leas!'d Io Milo B. II. lor $16.00J. Ja• & f ... ......, P Ohio weather: Cloudy, wann -Page A-3 George Evans, secretary of the Kentucky Energy Cabinet, and Oltio Departmedl ol Natural ReSQurces Director Joseph Sommer. To Byrd's right l' B.R. Brown of Con...,Hdation Coal Co. particular, as a supplif'r of coal. " of IX'Oplc working IngPI h<:•r IU Dawso n sa id Go Uipolis and rrilic t· ment of a users lax will givr his d<'pan ment more credibility in obw ining limitm federal funding lor waterway projects and create additional sources or revenue. Cooperation hailed Miller- to whom West Virgi nia officials jokingly ceded a small JX)rtlon of !he river - praised the effort belw~n Ihe slates In achiev· ln g authorization for Gallipolis. " Look l>'hind me," he sa id . "The Ohio side is aware of ttw coopcra · lion from Pennsylvania. Kentucky and West Virginia . This is not a politica l meetin g. This is a meeting (!Ccomplish whar is so nf'Crssa ry ." Sen . Rot>erl C. Byrd. D·WY a., area con~ rcss to nal drlrga· lion.• will cominur Io gc-1 fu nding to compl ete Gallipolis. p led~<<! " 1 say to you I hb projPct is as surr of rea lity as surr· as you and I sit here on this beaut!.fu l after· noon ,.. Byrd said . " It' s going to takr time; I've S('E'n projects go on for years. The R.D. Ba iley project was first In troduced in 1957 when I was in the House. and we only droicated it two or thn:e years ago. So Ihere's 2o years. "But this project is becoming a reality ... he added. Appeals court overturns 1984 Meigs oil, gas well decision 0 101 L-IT. iSC' on user taxrs is nC'eded to grt t he $350 millton Ga llipolis Locks and Da m n 'pl:..~cf'mCn l under wa y. caml' automatic Thu~day, thanks Special meeting set Inside: Along the IUver .......... . B-1 -R B,..Iness .... ... ... ........ .. ... E-1 Comics-TV ..... .... .. .... Insert Classified• ... ...... D-345-G-7·8 Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant May 18, 1986 Dawso n <'Chord comments hea rd from Ohio. West Virginia. Ken· tucky and Pennsylv an ia officials urging the committee to act soon and gel the new lock ing system at Ga ll ipolis started. Authorization for Gallipolis be· Special meeting of Bosworth Council 46, Royal and Select Masters, wlll be held at 5 p.m. Saturday. Inspection will be held in select master degree and at 7:30 p.m. In the super excellent master degree. JIM COBB Chevrolet-Oldsmobile-Cadillac 9:30 A.M.-Church School !All Agesl 10:30 A.M.-Morning Worship REV. C. SONNY ZUNIGA WIU PREACH ON uor. Vol. 21 lllo. 143 Copyrighted 1986 Page C-l tntint tmts DMIY &I'IID JOI ~m l!!l 6G . ."'..._.. rl ot • rommiti('C' w ithin weeks. PEl IQO.QO Meigs High's clll88 of 1971- Page B-8 Fl'iday u congressional cOffiiJI 'Oin· MONTH ITM...io . . . .. Rio Grande James J. Kilpatrick fmds things are looking readies park up for the tax reform measure - Page A-2 - Page 8-l 1-Bo-b_H_oe_fl-ic_h_s_po_d_ig_h_ts_r_eu-ru-·o_n_p_lans--fo-r- - - t Uy KEVIN KEU.Y Timc'S-Sentincl Staff Il 0GSE'l1'. W.Va . - With au · lhorlzal ion in one hand and S4 million to slarl in the other. U.S. S..Crrta ry of the Army for \iv it Works Rol>'rl K . Dawson said hrre FOilS LOW AS Pa rt !) cloudy. windy and humid today. with ~<1dely scattered thuoocrs ionns and highs near 80. Mostly cloudy tonight, with a chanCf' or 1hunderslo nns a nd a low n~a r Ill. Mostly cloudy Saturday. ~<·iih highs ncar R1. Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday A chance of showers Md thunderstorms each day, with liglts mostll In. the 70s. Overnight lows generally wUI be it the 50s. Ill th Preakness run Federal, state leaders hail lock authorization 531 JAC}(SQN PIKE · AT.35 WEST Phone 446· 452. Granted dissolutions of their marrtages were Carolyn Banks and Larry Banks; Penny Lynn Middles· wart and Michael Lee Middles· wart; Cynthia Lynch and Thomas E. Lynch; VIctoria L. QuUien and Robert W. Qulllen; Carolyn Sue Cullums and Terry Rex Cullums. Granted divorces were Loretta Faye Campbell from Ronald Keith Campbell; John Wayne Grim from Michelle Leigh Grim. soc ' Meets Saturday OWN A·C ... I Pomeroy-Middleport. OhiO Public Notice ' ~·· 1 Epling said Ihe job Is a "re/Miy complex projt>el" and contractors need additionallimr. The two days betw~n the bid deadline and the proposed SJX'C lal meeting dale will allow Epling to review Ihe bids and p!l'parc a pil'senlallon lo 1he board. "I' m not thinking of 30 days. just ex !ending U1e deadline by a week beca use we're already In the bidding 'process," he sa id. The work ca lls for new doors, windows. suspended ceilings and improved electrica l service lo thf' school . o(X'ned in 1930. The work was plnpoint!'d in a 1984 facilities sludv. 1n1eres1 in the project has l>'rn ex tensive and Inquiries on draw· Ings and speclflcallons have been received from local rnntraclorsa nd All hough mntraftors will rr'('('iVP an ext ra W('(' k to draw up bids. • evidence Insufficient to support a findin g O[ abandonment , SinCI' the explanat ion of Ill' shul ·in s p,rovides a reasona ble expl anation why more gas was not sold . In add it ton. the royalty payment s. although minimal. further substant iated thai the well was no! aba ndoned. according to Ilw appel· late court findings. For these reasons. and others . Ihe original judgment was reversed and fina l judgment was ent ered in favor of One Livingston. CalL< decisk>n 'setback' Pomeroy attorney Frank W. Pon er Jr .. who represented !112 Colemans. called the rf'\•ersed decision "a setbac k to landowners (Continued on page A3 t Lola B.'s record remains unbroken at annual chicken flying competition some from Portsmouth , Co lumoos. Ke ntu cky a nd Pe nnsylva ni a. Epling said . !::piing said 1he target date for compleiion of most of the job is sl Ul Aug. 22. He sa id he fell the bulk of the work could be completed by then. bui added that some wor k will co ni inue in to Ute next school year. An addendum modi fying the ori ginal Inlormallon on the project has bern sent 10 bidders. Epling said . The boai·d asked Epling to consult with City SoUcllor Douglas Cowles on any legal questions involved in the extension. Epling presented changes in the plan 10 the board that "11llncrease the original project estimate of $4lO.OOJ by more th.a n $.~,1ID. He said new doors for the lobby and req uisite fire construction will cost approxlmp lely $8,100, and addition of a hea t pump to ttw principal's office to assist with the air conditioning will cost an estima ted $2.500. In mechanical Improvements. ex tensive duel work wUI r~uire lhe lowering ol existing openings In the walls and adjustment of the grills for l>'tter healing and ~lr dlstrlbu· tlon. Estimated oosl L• $21,00J, (Continued on page A31 years to develop !he oil and gas lease. and had abanclored 1112 well and drilling equipmen! . On Dec. 12, 1984. Kn ight COD· eluded thai the lease. the well and the equlpmeni had ll'en abandoned and were thu s the properly ,pf the plaintiffs. Knight concluded !hat an Implied covenant exists In oil and ga s )('ases 10 develop the leased premises. and the failure of One Livingston to keep the well In repair and to o(X'rate il for the l>'neflt of 1112 plainiiffs. constitu1ed abanoonment. The appellate cout1 finds thai abandonment of a lease can occur only where there is an Intent lo abantion the pro(X'riy . The appellate court finds the OFF SHE GOES - A chicken lrle8 Its "wilfiS" smrtiY after being . launched !rom the tamDiar mallhoxet1 at Bob Ewns Eanns Saturday during the annual lniel'lllldonal Cblcken Flying Contl!lll. More than 2 100 people 1rom the area and III'IIUIId the 8lale gathered to see If one ~ lowl could beat the record Wllhl of Sherwood CGsten'slAIIa B. In 19711. There were numerous other activities to kllep the crowd Interested. (11mes-8entloel photo by lee i\nn Welch). By the Times..Sentlnel Stall RIO GRANDE- It was anot her case of close. but no cigar, as Lola B.'s sevcn·yea r·old record In the 15th a nnual Internaiional Chicken Flying Contest here Satu rda y remained unbroken. The best filghl of Ihedaywasby a featherweight fow l named Linda. owned by John P. Salyers of Galloway, which flew 246 feet and six Inches. Lola B.. owned by Sherwood Costen of Po int P leasant. Jlew 302 feel . eight Inches in 1979. The contest was the centellliece of the annual event at Bob Evans Farms. Judging was conducted again this year by Dr. Clyde Marsh of Ohio Stale Universlly. A SJ.OOO pri ze fro m restauranleur·sausage manufacturer Bob Evans was offered 10 the chicken that could break Lola B.'s record . Organizers of the event sa id approxima tely 2, 100 people attended. In olll2r comp<'tltlon, winner of thf' banl ~t mwr t g ht diYisio n \ \ .t ... Binl. 0\nwd hy Hf1g1T G<'aring of Londondcm . "h•ch new 158 fC'(."·l, IWO inches . i\kd turn \Vcight winnPr \-~o·a s Du mb Ciu d.: Lady owned by .'\ir k Pr<ll 01', .Jac k sor1. which poslru a ll i~ht of J:lO lt 'Pl . on• · inch Winner of tht' hC'a\·y \\'C'i.!;!ht d 1\ lsion was Su0·. w hirh fl ew i t) tf•(•l and four inch('s. ltsowll(' r is .J;1m il' Miller of Minford . Chicken Littlr . own!'d bY S<>rpcll McCarty . West Union. won th<' rooster crow in thP do mf •sric division, while Lin cia Miller. Colum bus. took first placP ut the homo sapiens di vis ion. In the chicken run cuniC'o t, George, owned by Dall' Am"ull of Yellow Springs. took fi rst pl ace. The chicken legs com(X'III ion one of the nPWC'l' fra rurPS a t thr event - Wi.I S won In the wnmt ·n·"' divis ion by Olivia Bou!well . CarL') , Ohio. and In the men's division by Jonathan Price. Point Plea sa nt. iContlnuod on page A31 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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