https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e26e9095e74482fc511e0fa6271714e9.pdf 0712e35d7f5cb117e920c68bcafcff68 PDF Text Text I • Pon;leroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursda y, April 9, 1987 . I • Legion Auxiliary holds business·. meeting· fo~ver $500 was spent In March refreshments, prizes and favors at pa~tles staged at four nursing facilities by the Amerl· ~~;~7~~~s~~~~l l~rd~ieFp~;~cy. CHRISTIAN MUSIC\L - i\ muslral, '"l'he Ralnho'l' E•prcss," · a modern adar•latlon to IIH· .•lory Noah an d the i\ rk was or presented · m :!'nlly at Ill<' Oa llla Christian School al C he~h lre. Student s kindergarten through 12th grade participated In th.e musical. Pi ct u ro~d Iell to right an• J'hJI,Juhnso n, Rctl McB rid e, and Bill 1'fieiss, who play<·d Noah'' thr<•(• so ns, and Ed Gi lliam, as , · · Noah. • . · A report on the activities was given at a recent meeting of the Auxiliary held at the hall. At the Riverview Nursing Home $55 w!'s spent Ior the patients with Becky, La nny and Charles Tyree · and Sue Litt le attendi ng: at Elam House. $24 was spent on fru,it , candy and gum taken by Mrs . Tyree: at Veterans Memor· htl Hospital Ex tended Care Unit; $118 was spent with Mrs. Tyree, Diana Jarvis, Etta Will and Grace Welsh going: and at Arcad ia. $299 was spent for the party hosted by Mrs. Tyree, Mrs . Wit!, Ms. Jarvis, Jean GIImore, Phyllis Blake, Eileen Snyder, Mrs. Welsh, Pa uline G rea thous~. Meigs and Eastern to atrend. The tea wjiJ he held on May 17 at 2 p m at Wilkesville. The delegal~s alternales, ·. their mothers and · unit American ism chairma n are asked to attend . Reported ill were Edith Spencer, Betty Wise, Thomas Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kelly, Alma Newton, Mr . and Mrs. Waiter Bunce, John Metzer · Polly . Chadwell', and Roscoe Rous h. A contribution was made to the parents of a child with cancer, .an~ to ha membe( o{ the junior un w o recent J: ost all h ~ r cloUting m a fire. . Mr~. Gilmore pres tded at the meetmg with Kathryn Metzger, . ~h~~:ad!n, having thepraye~ . Two ca . ales for Eigh th D1strlct pres1dent were noted, Ellen Rought of Pomeroy Unit 39, and MaryMooseofUnlt376,Ju nclion City. A bulletin from the district president asking for help with the Xenia Home at Easter and the Athens Mental Hea lth Center for . par.ties was read. . Mrs. Greathouse, America· n!sm chairman, will contac t the mayor about poppy days, May 15 and 16. A cont ribution was made to a Rutla nd qaseball tea m. A report was given. on Buckeye Girls State with ,15 girls frorri and Martha F(lx . Deaths In the fa milies of Helen White Ger· !rude Preston and PParl Searles 1 were noted Mrs . Gre~thouse won the door prize orought by Velsia Roush. A ham dinner was served prior to themeeting. AttheAprilmeeting convention delegates will be elected, ; At the Post· meeting everlasting services will be held · Rotary fetes Meigs·boys, girls athletes. .;..._Page 3 Vol. 36. No ..238 Sizes: 0 to 24 mos., 2 to 7. United Press International Sentinel Stall Reports Aoarge filled With caust ic soda from a New Mar tinsville, w :va. chemical plant sa nk in the Portland· Oewltts Run area of the Ohio River at abou t 4: 2' p.m. Thursday. The Ravenswood IW.Va. l Po· lice Dep a rtm~ n l notified the office of Meigs Count y Sheriff Howard Fra nk at 4:25 th at the barge, which was beln~ towed by B & H Towing, a Dravo affiliate, • was nearly s ~m erged In the river and that toxic chemical lea kagC' may be oc'r urin g. Ravenswood Fire Chief Ear l ALL REDUCED $639 25°/o FREE DELIVERY LAWN-BOY • Only - Cost Aluminum De<k - Recoil Stort - Twa-Year limited Warranty Sale' Priced $24.99! tenna wilh Ch1nnel Masters Super Vee. It's a brme to in- ~ ou r self,l nd lasts for wurs . Best of all it's ON SAL NOW, JUS tin time tor TV's best aeason ever! ~~~'fl~rV:J: ONLY ONLY 50°/o OFF Coffee Tables, End Tables, Sofa Tables and Lamp Tables. Mersman quality. All Tables in Stock • LLOYD AILEEN SUMMER FURNITURE Spo.rtswear Spring . rf~' SPRING ~· JACKET SALE ~~·-~\ j if \ Jo<:_\ • 1 c -\. \,...,. ', Reg. $11. ......... sa.79 !! • '' '"1- ,. Reg. 51 4 ........ I 11 . 19 f--,;1',&t Reg. 518 ........ 114.39 '' Reg. 526 ........ 120.79 J.J. MEN'S . Missy Sites: S·M·l \ ... . ·''•,-' '\·' • 'lillf'hm v \ I j,' . JUNIOI SLACKS ........... ....... ..,.., """" ..,... IMIIodic nht ......... a... to , . . .,,, .. . ... ,, .... to ou.aa 3/4 Jr. $}350 ,.$2700 5199S WRANGLER SPRING DENIM SLEEPWEAR Long gown~ short gowns nile shirtt; pajomos ond babrdolls. Girls' sins to 14. Boys' siaes to 7. Reg. $7.00 to ' 18.00 $559 to SJ439 lncludttl in tl'lt s.te Is tw tpte lel callt< tiort or MacHor1 OMI Jungle l11bitt gow nt. Each ,.'"" wltlt 1 matching nuffltl Mtimol. Save this wnkend on our big stled ion of shorts. S, M, L ond XL sizes. KNIT SHIRTS 42. S•l• ~EN'S BOYS BOYS SHORTS AND JEANS to Pre.washed, colton blue denims. JAMS Si101 29 100% Le TJGRE Big selection of styles and colors in sixes 8 to 18. Our new spring selectibn in sizes 8 to 18. , Sale Sale Prices WORK UNIFORMS WASHED DENIM- Poly /'cotton Wend twill pants insim . 30 to SO waist and hoo•y weight fobri<. watch pocket, roomy packets, por"""""t pm s. Matching work shirts in sim 14'1! to l• lfr, lined <ollar and cuffs, full length toils, tWO·button thro119h Tapered leg, extro heavy IS oz., 100% calion, super bler1<hed and 114.9S Pants stont washed dontm. Si tH 29 to 42 wa ist. flop )IOihh. JEANS . IR~g.· SizH) .......... Sole s 11.95 '16.95 Pants (Ex. Simi ............ Sole 113.50 '12.95 Shirts (Rig. Sizes) .......... Sale l 10.35 '14.95 Shirts · 0 $ S 21 9 Wrangler 1!2.95 City Stright 909 '""" blta<htd: Sim 29 to 31 waist. · · Sale S1759 lEx. Sins) ·-··--···-SaltS 11.95 \ The Cove. a priva te club on Oh io 7 near Pomerov. rl:'opC"ned todav aft~r having been closed for 'thP pas t three wPeks for exte ns ive r emodeli ng and redecora tion. A new ronr rC'Ie blork :lll·by·35· foot add Ilion has boen built at the fro nt of the original st rurt urea nd has allowed for exte nsion of tho ba r. which "·as former!~· 48 fE'CI . long and Is now 70 feet in lt•ngth. Walls of lhr add ition have heen done in midnight maple paneling and there is a carpeted band· stand with ow ners. Donna and Charles Ba rley, pla nnin g to book bands for· dancing on. thP wee· kcnds. Mcdallian, a lora! band, Is being feat ured for rrope ning wrekcnd . ThC' addition features new furnishings and an cmC'rgcnry lighting svstem has been In· stalled and this. opC'ra tcd o'n balleriC's, will proviM exit lights for club mcmix'rs to leave the ~sta bli s hm ent in case of a power ou tagC'. Outdoor lights wi ll lie In with thC' system ~o that they can loca te their veh icles once leav ing thr buildi ng. Th~ Covr also now FINISHING - Carp<·nters put the final touches reop<'ned today alter having heen cl""ed lor lhre~• on a 30-hy· 3o addition to The ('ove on Oftlo 7 near weeks lor thr lmprovemenllu the facility. With Pomeroy 'l'hursday altrrhoon. The private cluh th(• ad dillon. th'· club building Is now 94 hy 3~ feel. has an extensive burl(lary system tied Into law enforcP ment agcn cle~ . The Ra rleys, residents of Ha r· r lso nvi ll t'. purchased Thl' Cove from M lk~ Roberts In Septt'mix'r 19R6 and did extc· nsive remodel· lng and redecoration to thr building at that time. They hav(• ~ mp loyed fo ur people but will ix' adding several more cmplo)•ces to their stall as a res ult of cnla rglng lh•· esta blishment. The club rurrent lv has :100 memix'rs and Is now open for nt'w mem,b<'r· ships. The C'ove location was known for rria ny yNirs In Meigs Count y as Shenang Springs. change," said Glllmor as the By I,EE J.EONI\RD COLUMBUS tUPi t - Ohio Senate took custody of th e House pa ssed . $22 .1 bi llion S<•natc Republ ira n leaders arc budget. " We're going to attempt wa lking a tightrope as they seek morC' fu nds for schools in I he nex t to get some extra funds for two.year budget while avoiding C'durat lon If at all possible, " he tax increases and tryi ng to said. Both Gill mor and Aronoff encourage t•mp loymcnt in Ohio. indica te<! thh cv would !Ike to get Senate President Pau l E. Gil· rid of a tax on interstate lonl( lmor. R·Porl Clinton, and Sen . dlsla ncC' telephone ra lls, which Stanle,· .I. Aronoff. R·Cincin na tl. wou ld 1aise$1110 million. Republl· told ~eport crs Thu rsda!· • they ca ns claim blJSin~sses using long would like lo keep tax rates li nes for t•lect ronic data tra ns· :table and perhaps even elim l· mission would ix' unfai l'ly hurt by nate a tax on In terstate long . the tax. distance· telephone ra lls. "We' re certain ly r:ol ng to look Rut Gll1mot· and Aronoff also at the telepho ne tax," said pledged to try to fi nd more for Aronoff. " II can be burdensome prim ary and secondarl' "'luca· to business. If It causes more tlon th an thc2 p£'rcent In 1988and problf ms th an It ~olves, then II 4 prrrrnt In !989offered by HouS<' lsn'l helping." Democrats. Glllmor and Aronoff s•id they " Those guidepos ts wo n' t also wa nt to maint ain programs which create jobs In Ohio. and Init iate pilot projects cutt ing costs In the areas of welfare and hea,lth ra re. Aronoff described the House· passed appropriations bill as "a bland bud get. I don't see gobs and gobs of money allowing us to add to the budget," he said. '"But I don't think you'll sec the Senate making massive cuts just for tho sake of making cuts. We' II have our priorities." Glllmor said there will he somr ar countablllty limguage "to see th at,students arc being ed ucated after we give the schools this money .''' He said there rpay bfo req uirel;i tes ti ng of st udent s before they graduate. "There's a feeling in the general public and also In the General Assembly that It's not just' pu mping out money, It 's being sure how the monC'y's ix'lng used," he said. Aronoff warned that the oudgel Is "delica tely balanced" and said he docs nol trust the House estimates of hea lth ra r~ cost savings and a SliO mil lion ln t ak~ from a tax am nesty program waivi ng prna lf.lcs for delinquent taxpayers. "I hope the house of cards does n'i tumble," he said, ref<'r· ri ng to economic forecasts upon which the budget Is based. 1\ronoff said It Is "fairly remote" that tlx' Senate would rescind an Income tax ra te reduction adopted late last year to offset an ailtlclpated windfall from the Federal Tax Reform Act. ' "LEE" S27.95 IIG lEN By WRANGLER ·. .' 3 Sectioni, 52 Pages 26 Ctnt.l A Muhimedielnc. ·New apliper ·- Shultz readies anns proposals arsenal · WASHINGTON (UPI) - Se· cretar.• of Slate George Shultz Is stocked with arms control prop· osals for his talks In Moscow next W\'ek ~ nd wlll emphasize stra· tegic weapons over mediumrange missiles. a senior official reports. ."He has the authority to engage In rea l glve-a nd·takewlth the SoviPis," Ke nneth Adelman, director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, told re· porters Thursday as officials geared up for the trip. · INsplte the spy scandal at the U.S. Embassy In Mosrow, the adminis tration Is plannln!l lor Intensive talks on nuclear arms t'educllons. Not only will Shultz meet with Foreign MiniSter Eduard Shevardnadze and possl· bly wlllf Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, but · arms C(Jntrol experts from both skies are • ca ustic soda. The latter Is an Irrita nt that can cause bu rns and ra ise the pH In water. "Even If It lea ked, ' thr only thing 11 would do would be ra ise lhr pH fac tor In the water," ~a id Fred Tay lo r of the Emergency Sen·k~s at downstri'a m Mason County. "You would have to rome In direct contact with It to . hurt you. "But the Ohio· River is really booming right now. We got a lot of flood water from that snow. It would be dil uted In a hu rry." Mcintosh sa id crews from the company's plants In Lake Cha· r·lcs. La .. and nearby Na trium ' ·' "'ould attC'mpt to salvagp the 195·by.:l5·foot barge. Once the barge Is sta bilized, crews will rut a hole In the tank co mpartment s and off·load Its contents Into an empt y ba rge. "That should t a k ~ two to lhi'!'C days." he said. " WC' wa nt to. dq th is slowly and ra rr fuly. so as not to put our p('() ple In jeo pardy." • The ot her bargr owned by the firm esca ped damage and remained up right In the water. , , , "The soda Is an alkali that can cause burns, but th ere Is no th reat of an gaseo us material release," he said. tCon t lnu ~d ''"Page 121 Wholesale pric~s~ ri.se 0.4 percent Taxes, school funding vex GOP leaders lalt Prlet4 SHORTS & JAMS · \ LOID ISAACS Low-Bock Chair ...... s12 Reg. 1119 High-Back Choir .....599 MEN'S " \ 25°/o to 50°/o Sale Prices From Only LeTICRE ' Regular sizes and big sins up to 4X. The season's best styles and colors. Sale Prices . ~~~ Quality 2 and 3 piece living room suites, loveseats and sleeper/ sofas . 20%0FF~~ and Skirts, ~ 'i "" .,.- KNIT SHIRTS Tops, Slacks, • LIVING ROOM SUITES $1 ssa spring Sale CHILDREN'S CHILDREN Turf .. .. ... , ... ...... , .... . ,. s4.00 sa.YD . Green, non-directional pil e, 12 ft. width. SAVE Reg. 5 102 OFF Vinyl Linoleum , ... , .. , s4:50s a. YD . 2 patterns , 12 f1 , w idth. Onlv Permo -Wicker Spring · Base Choirs 1 Candy Stripe. Jute back, 12 ft . width. Assorted Novelty Prints, Long Sleeves. Si1es S, M, L $28900 TABLE SALE Level-Loop Carpet .. .. ..·. s4.00 sa. YD . Sweatshirt Tops ' $2Q9 FLOOR COVERING SPECIALS WOMEN'S Quality leotards by Don skin and Wilson. Sizes Sto XL. ·Hurry in ... olthese prices they won't lost lon~! REG. S9."2S T<i 121.00 FULL SET . Sale Priced $479 to $959 ROBIC OUTFITS TWIN SET COCHRRN REG. 16,00 TO ' 12 .00 $3)995 - 1S Year Warranty - Total Suspension System '::,jl';<...J (Reg . $40 .9S J Wolfe reported Friday morning Resources, W~s t VI rg inia De· sa lvage effor ts would get th at the barge had struck bottom. partment of Na tural Resources underway . oegan taking on water and had to and the U.S. r oast Guard were on "We do not believe any valve be cut loose from th e tow. the scene In addition to loca l on top was damaged, and it does Wolfe said experts from the authorities. Because of health not appear to be leaking any chemical plant , wi)lch had concerns, Meigs Emergency ca us11c soda," said Stevt• Mcin· loaded the barge, st ill aren' t sure Medical Service personnel were tosh, a spokes man for the r hemi· if leakin g ctid take place. Wolfe · also notified. Peo ple were at the cal' s ow ner. PPG Industries of said it was the consensus of site until about 9 p.m.. Wolfe Pittsburgh: · experts that if th ere was leakage, ,said. "We have an environme ntal At prese nt , according to Wol fe. special ist and a shipping special· it was minute in quantit y and posed no·health threat beca use of about five feet of the barge is ts t on tho scene. The communit y thr swift cu rrent and vast sticking out of the water, seems to be at ease, and the amount of wa ter In the river at The boa I which was towing the environment al people sa,· then· barge is to continue down river does not appear to be ~ n ) ' the time . · Personnel fromtheOhioE nvlr· with Us load, and a salvage crew lea kage." onmt>nta l P rot ection Agency, Is to be brought In to raise the The damaged' barge contained Ohio Department of Natural barge. Wolfe was not sure when a 50·50 mlxlure of water a nd . . Assorted Colors Children's Sizes in Cluded Now Only SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER "\ lined a nd unlin~d jackets far little girls ond boys. Solids and prints. Mas t no I stall! SAVE s4ooo $381 8 25°/o . INCLUD ES FREE U/ V SPLITTE.R Don't let poor TV recept ion min our familfsenjoyment of the new fall shws and sport in' ennts. Replace your worn l n- REG. 13S9.9S · $8 29 TO - • enttne Private club to reopen today SWEAT PANTS & S.WEAT SHIRTS SUPREME MOWER - I'" Cut pie'e drenes:, 2 piece shorts sets, fancy drenes, knit dresses, rompers and sunsuits. Sizes 0 to 24 mo1., 2 to .,.,..,,,.s 4, 4 to 6X, 1 to 14 . • CHILDREN'S A n l \'1\1,1 cloudiness lo- . night, with a low In the· mid tOs. Showt•rs likely and a t·hann• uf thunderstorms Sat·' urday, wllh highs between 60· and 63. Th~ probabl~lly ' of · prrclpltutlon Is near zero lnnlghi and 60 percent Satur- Crews Will attempt to salvage sunken barge Electri< power rediners, wall-away rediners, rocker recliners and ·swivel rock· en . · SPRING DRESSES 2 vested 6677 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio. Friday, April 10, 19.87 Copyrighted 1987 SALE Cute 2 piece short sets, rompers, 3 piece suits, bibs ond suns1,1its. Knits ond poly I cotton blends. liTTLE GIRLS' PICK-4 a1 y .. Numh~r 894 •• The Easter holiday· is fasl Ideas to try for your East er. approaching. The Meigs County dinner. An easy recipe for Cooperative Extension Service croissa nts, hot cross buns and bas scheduled an Easter !>reads refrigerat or dough wlll 'be among workshop on Monday, April 13, the highligh ts. 2·3: 30 p.m. at the Extension Registration fee for th e class Is Office. . · · $2' and participant s will take Th is class will be taught . by home the Ingredient s for one of Cindy Ol iver!, Meigs County . the recipes . Preregistration by Home .Economlcs /4·H Agent and Friday, AprillO, is requeslcd. To will fea t~ re basi~ techniques for register ca II 992-6696. pr~ pa r ln g yeast breads and fo ur CHAIR ...• Daily Easter breads class planned BERKLINE Sale Priced From Onlv Ohio Lottery expected to hold separate discussions. The Washington Post reporled today President Reagan has decided to bark off major arms control offers he made at the October summit In Ireland, re· du ri ng from 10 to live ;;ears the period In which he Is wlll!ng to arcept 1972 ABM trea ty limits on testing "Star .Wars," the Stra· te!ilc Defense Init iative. The Post, quoting unidentified senior administration officials. said Reagan has Instructed Shultz to tell the Soviets the Unlled Stales Is willing to abide by the Anll·Balllstlc Missile Treaty constraints on SDI fo r live years from the point a new arms reductiOn agreement takes ·· elfect. Reagan fu rther has directed Shultz not to discuss a Soviet compromise offer disclosed ear· talks, an unusua l gestu re toward ller this week to li mit the size of · a visiting American offic ial. Ade lm an told re porters nuclear wl.'a pons tests until the Shultz's arms proposals ap· Soviet Union a~rees to new test verificatiOn meas ures co ntained proved by Reaga n \Wednesday In two unrallfled treaties. The eonlal.n "elements that would New York Times said today. The In terest the Soviets" on lhr.ee Soviet offer was an apparent maj n areafo of nu clear negotla· shift from the Kremlin's earlier tlons : stra tei( IC wea pon rSTART) , lntermedlate·ra nge Insistence on a total tes t ban. missiles In Europe !INF) and Speaking to reporters Thurs· space and defensive weapons, day, White House chief of slaff Including SDI. Howard Baker made it clear: Despite the focus In recent '"Successfu l negotiations with weeks on medlum·range mls· the Soviets PI.'Ver have been, and sU es, Adelman said strategic surely should not be, based on weapons "will be the apple of our good feellngs, They ought to be eye In l ~ese upco ming talks." ba se d on h.a rd · h ea d ed Still, he said, "If the Soviets bargaining." give us the tiThe of day on don' t Yet State Department officials ·said Shultz has been schedu led START and say, 'Let's really for an interview with Soviet spent all our time on INF and televlsjon Wednesday at the bring home the baco n on that,' conci ..Jon of his three days of we'll be doi ng that." By CRAIG WEBII wASHIN GTON I UPff"' Wholesa le prices rose 0.4 perc<'nl In Ma rch, with l n r r ~ases for food, rlothlng and electronics overcoming small declines In the cost of energy and tra nsporta· . lion. lht• La bor Departm(•nt said today. The 11.4 percent Increase fulls betwet•n the 0.6 pPrcent jump recorded In ,January and the 0.1 . perrrnt rise In re bruary. To· gethcr they show tho Inflation ra te fo r wholesale goods ran In the first quarter of 1987 at a. seasonally adjusted annual rate . of 4.6 percent, the Flurea u or Labor Statis tics said. Ma rth's Pro du c~r Pr ier Ind~x differs fr om rercnt rr ports partly bcru u s~ food prices went up 0.5·prrcent after having fallen tht• prrv!ous four months. Moan· while, the t•ost of procC"ssed cnrrgy goods- mainly gasoline. fuel oil and natu ra l gas dropped 0.2 percent a fl er hav ing risen lO percent In .Janua ry and 4 perrrnt In February. Not all wholesale prices rlsP.s arc passPd on to consum ers. Nevertheless, today's report should bolster predictions lhat America ns will see thC' Inflat ion rate this year reach :1.5 per·rent to 4 percent after having e njo,yed u mere 1.1- p_ercent Increase In prlres last year. The Producer PrlrC' Index trac ks the rost of goods as Ihey work their way through Amerl, ra's fields and farms. to store shelves. Before scasonal"'~d jus t · mont , the Index for fin is hed goods stood at 292.l . m~a nln g costs arc 1 Y2, ~ percent above what they were In th~ base .vcar of 1967. Besides rt:'portln g thP 0.4 per· cent Increase In fini shed goods. the Labor Departmr nt said prl· ces for wholesa le goods midway th rough prm·<•sslng was n.3 per. : ct•nt while thecost of crude good s ~ weht ·up 0.1 percent. , All those pcrrenlages , along, with the Individual categories. : were adjusted to reflect seasonal factors. c The 0.5 percent rise In consu<: mrr food cos ts stet:nmrd from ·· Increases fo r fres h vcgctubl t•s, :. pork, bakery products, fresh: · fr uits and processed fruit s and' vrgelablrs. . : Eggs, procrssrd poult ry, fi sh,: roas l~d coffee and cookin g oils· all rost mo re. the La bor b cpurt·: mcnt added. ' • Gasoline prices rose o.• per· t'ent and the cost of No. afuel oil went up 11.1 percent , but ntlturlll ~ as pr!res fell 1 . ~ percent to ca use ~ drop In the ov~ra ll energy catei(ory. Exr ludl ng food and cn!'rgy, thr Index for eo nsumC'r goods shot up 0.8 p~rcent ~It e r having dlp!ll'd 11.3 percent In February. Prices rose for womeq' s up· parer', home <'i ectronlr equip· ment , footwear, ~o ld j ~ we !ry. cosmctjcs and pharmacy Items, lhe Labor Dcpartm!'nt said. The cost of fu rniture, textiles used In hoUsr furnishings and book pub· l!shlnJZ also rose. Many of those goods are made abroad, and analysts said such ln r rrases may be an Indication that the steady deva luation of the doll ar aga inst other cur rencies Is showing up through h~hPr prices for Imported goods. Thcr!' wa,, anolher oecr!'IS<' In the cos t of passenger cars and llghttrurks, while 11lassware and Jloor coverings also bcrartw chea per. C'a pllal eq uipment - the goods thai businesses usC' to maki' other goods- cost 0.1 perce nt more In March aft er having decreased O.l percent In February. thc government sa id. ' Suspect held in deathof Point Pleasant man PO INT PLEIISANT - A 2~· ycar·old ma n Polnl P leasant man was arrested this morning on a warra nt for fl rs t·dcgrce murder In C(lnnectlon w llh a fatal shooting In Point Pleasa nt early • Friday. Gregory A. Messer was taken In to custody shortly after 10:45 a.m. bv Point Pleasant pollc·c, who w~rc assls t~d by l h~ Maso n Co unt y Shcrlff's Dcpar tm cnl a nd the Point Pl<'asa nt dctachm,·nt of the Wes t VirJZi nlu State Pollee. McsS<•r hall yrt to b<' arralg n<•d as of press Iiml' Friday. Ttl<' war rant wa s Iss ued bv Mason iContlnuc•d on Pag~ 121 ' ' ' Panel seeks man~ger for Rutland company At the request of the Public Rut land owt•d Colu mbia Utilities Comm ission of Ohio, $29!i, l7!i as of S~p t C'mll<'r, and the Ohio attor ney general Is also h<1s pro bl t· m ~ with seeki ng a rourt·ap po!n ted unacco untvd·for ~as, un cal· manager for Ru tl and Fuel Co. · lecllbles and paying other because of debt .Rutland In· creditors . The PUCO Is la k i n ~~: action curred wit h its gas supplier, Columbia Gas Tra nsmission to make sure that ra t cpay~rs are protected and that lhe Co. company will not bo hindered The PUCO began an lnvcsli· In providing service. gallon of the company Oct. 22, Rutland • serves ubout 225 · 1986, when ll lear ned the customers In Meigs County, company might not be able to most of which are res idential. · supply adequate natu ral gas Ru tland's largest customer Is to customers because of mo· Meigs Local School District. 'n ey owed to Columbia. which heats a bus garage and According to PUCO reports, Rutland Elementary School. L---------------------------~ · �. C .. . ~2-~~~ . ; . 0~~~·~~.---------------=-=~'~,:~-~-~~~-~~·0~~· \. I The 25th anniversary dinner of National Rev lew magazine .was held on !)e(:. 5. 1980 - just a month a(ter Ronald Reagan 's first el.ccllon as preslMnt. Bein g called on to say a few words, I ," let the eagle scream" a bit. ex ulting In conservartsm 's tri · umph and warning1hat wr would have to be on guard to stamp ou t any embers ol liberalism that might reignite that menace. My ca usrtc rema rks were apparen tly memora ble. because the episode has gone down In history as "the tim e Bill Rusher sa id liberalism was dead." Rrcenlly, on Bill Burkle)"s " Ftrlngllne" show, Mark Green brought my com,ment up. appar· entiy on !he theory tha t it was. by this time. good for a chuckle. Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO TilE INTERESTS OF TilE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~~ ts:m~ . ~v . ......,_,._""T"I ,..,......c:~,= . .. ROBERT L. WINGE'M' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Asslslanl Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General MaDarer AMEMBER 01 The United Press International, Inland Dally Pre•s Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPIN lON a r~ welcome They !ihould lX' leu than .JX'l word~ long . All IC't ters are subject to l-"dltlng alld rru Sl bP signed with name, addrl"!!s and telephon e number. No unslgnOO. IE>Itcrs w!ll be po.·blbbed . Letters should be In ~ood tallte. <.~ ddr Ptis ln g lssui'S , not personalities . ' Precisely why Green - a flam· lng liberal If there ever was one - should think so Is not entirely clear, since he was the Democra ts' choice to run agai nsl New York 's conserva tive Republican Sen. Alfonse D' Amato last Novrmber and lost by nea rly 700.000 votes. But I am grateful to him none! he less blo'cause he has given me an ' opportunity to observe how righl I seem to ha ve ber n. Of co ur se, de termini n g whet her liberalism is dead requires us to define both " liberalism" a nd ""dead ." To tack lr lhf' taller fir st. I suggf'sl that a politica l movf'ment deservrs Iha I description If the rP Is lillie or no plausible !.'Vidence that It is . goi ng to get anywh et·e in thr foreseeable future. Wh at mav happen 50 or 100 years from now. whrn everybody who can person·ally re member liblo'ralism's gha st ly record Is gone. Is of course another matter. As for "liberalism." defining il is no simple fh ing . Re~arding merely as a wII less Robin Hoodlike impulse ro l a ~e from the r ich a nd give to the poor. ll is probably as Ineradicable as herpes. House Sp!.'aker Ur ia h Hcep, or whatever his na'me is. has alrea dy started fl oating tha i idea, a lb PII without gr ea t success, • But J lake the qua si·sociallsf mo\'emenl that has appropr iatE>d the grand old name of liberalism as sta nding for something margl· nall y mo re programmatic than thai. As on displ ay in thi s country :rhe l.iKhter Side • ~Ar~ the days of ~moderation gone? R.v lllfK WEST Wi\SHH\C TO K t UP II- Although II took two \'O it•s In tht • St•natP ro :<to II , Congress h;o.s i>vo·lritldt•n PrC'sldt•nt Rroga n's veto of lht' $H7.:i '• bil lion hlghwa1· hill. . ~ Shortl.v hPfOrf' th0 sf'co nd S£• nat£' \'OH'. llPiJg:an pald a ra rr \' iS it to :capitol filii , obl t• nsi bl.v to lll'iStlhc ;n·ms of rC'co ldtranr sP n<t lors. Rut • I SUSf"'CI thf'rr wa s mon· lo it than rhur. ,~ "l"ho• pn's ldenf"s rPa l pu rpos r . I'm rulrl . was to l'Slubllsh ronract wil h ;congress iona l moci Pral<•s . Whi ch, aftr•r all. w~r ud e ntlhlng ro do. : I mran, thr polit ical part )" rhut sc•izc•cl control of thf' if'gls lalfvr ~ · anch In lhf' l!IRH f'l rc li nn can't hold the rf' lns forever ..1·ou know . S.oono•r or la l<•r, lhr ot hr r t>arr y will lak<' r hargt • and thrn th£' Whitt • ,.,4!0usc•. ass uming il Is o·onlrollt'd ll\ tho · sa me· group. will nro·d to :;s trf'nglhrn li s t){'s . ,. Ri•a gan ohviousl.l was loo king forw:ml to tha i day. and who can ::; htamr· h tm·~ :;: Could ltf' h<• lt> ir II misl akPs w<'n ' mudt• and hls pollc) df' l!'rloralo ·d r. tnru a ,.ffortl o fn·p I hP budg<•t dt'fi cir , whi<'h was bdnglt<'id host<tg<•ln ~f"ongrp ss"! 'f. Sou,.. ., •s S:l)' Ihen · II' as at ont" "llmr a riP aI Iu rrudt•r ht•ddlrll !on ax ~ He-. however, l1as d<•nlf'd. or"' lt •:IS I sa;·s h(' do<•sn"r rf'membN. ; momrnl . ~ Of mon• Inil TPsl In mo • IIWn ftt•ug;tn ' s cltargt' t hal Ihr hi II ;omount~d l lo cor1 gn•ssionu! hUdJ!f'I -IJu -.t in g w;1 s li s provisions. of which th C" ~pr!'~ idPnl approv<•tl. ;olluwing sla iPs ro 1'al st• rh r ff'dl'ral s~t·t·d limit ~a lon g rural sl r<'lrltt•s of in iPrstarr highwa ys . ~ To rPfrrsh r nu r m> ·ITHH".\', th• · frdt'ral S(lf'l'd limit has bern;,;, mph ,si ne•· IIH· davs nl 1\"orltl\\'ldt' gasoli ne shorta ges . Thf' bill. howe1·er . ~would J)(' i·mit si:1IPs tu ri.I L"i r' lhl' limit to f)~) . ;J~ My m oin 1'011 /'(' l'n s us a co mmutc)r ;JrP drlw·rs whoPx<'e<'<.l ti!i on 4:• ~mph roads. Th Pso' mainly an:• c·ounr ; · ariNit•s whrrr ,(J{'('d llmll s oflpn art • honored In Ill<' llrco•c h. based afflllatr set up by U.S. offi cials to host . a 1985 you lh conference In Kingston . Officials from the Whll e House the Stale Depa rtment and the NSC were the behlnd·the·scenes managers of ttie conforence, according to IYY C offici als. Our report t>rs Bill Monla gur and Corky Johnson have found int<'t"estlng connecllons belwern North and those Involved in the 1985 youth co nfero ncP. For ~xa mp lr: The man behind th~ eo nfrrf'nce was Roy Godson. an NSC con"S ul· rant a nd a dl rPCtor of tbr conRervativc Na tion<.-11 Stra t('gy Infor ma tion Ce nt er. North and Godson were seen together at Ihe thinkt ank 's foreign-policy seminars starli ng In 19R4. ""Nnrll1 talked to Godson all the• tim e: · sai d a parll rlpa nr in sPvrra l ~Letter to the Editor ::~ tndcr!l, n('(•d ;, o·i,·ic c('ll l<'l' in our Rarra. as man;· wil l >a,v. I! ttl la nd thin~s lwpp<'n lo our <Jt'C' IJ in n long t imt'. So •·om<' on. Mt·i~s Count y. t 1 · r ·~ all push :tht'ad 10 bullrl our s:n·rttl -: sav that OUI' tii'P:I w ould :O,llppor t fit; suC. h a Cf'nlf' l' and I . tor !lrH'. " t•nlt 'r to.tinmC'nl cPnh.' l' whC'rn nw famli.l' can go and huw a good night our on tht' tow n. So fnr now Jpt's still'! plannln~ thP nl'x t show l o c·o1nt• to town . Who knows '! 8a rl\'lc t'<• nll'r ilN t• intrud;. ' '"' <"Ollnt l pulb , Hopc•rs. or thr llollt•51 rol'k grou i1 of lht• .'t'(l r? It's all up ro lh<' pj•oplt · so lrt' .•qlU sh for it b<-rawst· . ~ ( ' lv\(' Cf'nl<.'l' wa s f'rnwcl(•d to t ht• =wus all"ith gn'al 1n\ll ~ ~ )"IHII1J' and old :t likC'. It ~ h u w ;md I t" il ll on I.' · ~would liki' tu i' P«· our c·n unl ,\ ' ,*, rommlssio n<' l"' loo1k into llulldi11g ;..~_ sn wr too ('i.lll st'«' ~ mu sic- show s, l' in: us shows ju s1 llkt> Hrtzc\r' )o; th a t ~ras in Hutlanrl ~ a lust W<'<'k . ,• : t l C'iln ' t S( 't' M~lgs Counr ;· M a~· tw Wl' will bring in Krnn \' it w i ll m :tk <' job~ for our arra . That'~ ~onu'lh l ng neNis . ;tnqhlng r·l~t· ro r '"do . Til l< would this co unt~' Floyd H. CIPia nd ---. Box 1-1-1-F Mi clcll r port ::· .. ~~Today in history ... ,.: II)' l lttll t•tl Prt•ss tnh•rnatlnnal 'f'n(\;t ~· Is F ri rlo~ .\ . April It\, tlw HJ(It h di-t,V of 19fl7 wi tt1 2iirltu follnw . Tht' moon is nHn ·ing t ow;-~ n:t ils full phasr. Thr morning :->l.tr~ nn• M1' i'"C'l~ r~ , Vr•nu :-;, .Jupit('r ;tnd Sat ur n. :• •: :: .:· Thr• C\'C'nlng· st ar is .~o~o; M ~ tr s. . Thos(' born on !hi ~ dal p ar(• undrr th 0 s i ~ n of A ries . T hr.v incl udC' t\dm . Multh('\\' P('IT\' wHo l'O lll'luded tlw ri r~t tn·a l~· b(•f wrf' n .Japan e~ unci thr Un ll cd Stuli;s. in 109-t; soldio•r. di~lom ar and novrlisrl.cwi• ~ W a ll <~<"<' 1"Bl'n Hur"' 1in 1 ~17: Will i<t m Boot h. fou ndrr of t hf' Sa il'a.rlon ioJ i\rrn v. in 1829; jour nulis l and publishf1 r Joseph Pullt 1.Pr In IS47: i :..; Frarit·es l'r rk lns. th f' firs t ll'onum C"ttbinf't mt'mbN, in -1882: Kahlll ~Gi bra n in 18~1: journalist an(l diplomat f"l:u·e Booth Lure in190.1: ll:i actors Chu r k Conn ors in 1!121 1age 61il. Max 1·on Srdow In 1929 t Bl(P!i!l l ~ and Oma r Siwrif in HI .'~~ ( Jgl'\ !';~).a nd ·"ports r.orhmC'ntator .John Madden In 1~:16 tagc !ill . · . On thi s tbtr in hlslot·;·: In 1864, Austrian Archduke Maximilian bl>ca mc empemr of f:\ ~Mexico. In 1945. lhl' Nazi co ner ntrnllon camp at Buchenwald was lllx•rated by the U.S. 80th Division. · In 1960. the Senate passed the landmark Civil Rights Bill. In 1963, the U.S. nuclea r submari ne Thres her went down 2211 miles ~eas t of Boston hi lite Atlantic Ocea n. All129 men aboard were lost. ~ In 1971. the U.S. table tennis tea(tl ,arrlve<j ln China, the first American group to penetrat e the co-called "Bamboo Curtain"" since the 1950s. · In 1986. Americans II'Cre warned U!(ainsl drinking some Imported W Italian wln es after 20 people died In Italy fr<l!Tl methanol-tainted cheap bulk wine. g seminars. Godson's spok.r sman w'ou ld not comment on avv, lies to North, 1Signl'!icanlly\.dod;on was a n aiclr to former CIA director William Casf'y on the 1980 Rea · ga n transili on 10a m . As Wf:\'Vf' n•porlrd. Casey and Nor th wert' thr prin cipa l insti ga tors of the Ira n/ contra sc hemP. - . Robert Reilly, a Whif f' House aide and leader of the admlnlstrallon' s ca mpaign to win publie support fo r lhr con: lra s, worked eariiN in the U.S. Information Agency offi ce th at gavp Godso n and the Na tional Security Information Center a grant in 1981 to study th rco ncC' pt of an int erna tional youth ronfrr· !'ncr in 198!i. Reilly. could not be roac hed for comment. - Wallf'r Ra ymond , th e Na t lona I Srcurll y Council' s di rec tor of lnll'!"nallo nal co mmuntca - ORANJESTAD. Aruba !NEA r -""There arr very few!'xamplcs of success."" says Hrnny Eman. lhe populill" prime min ister of this island nallon. when as ked · about theCa rlbbf'an Basin I nlllatlve. "It has n't worked: tha i t'veryone knows.' ' Barbados Prime Mini ster Er· roll Barrow blu ntly ex plai ns rhat CB! has produced "" no visi ble benefit s"" for his country. Jamai· ca n Prime Minister Eclward Seaga says. " The United Sratrs has opened thP window ol oppOf"tunlty - but not very wldr ... Newly Indepe nd en t Arub a ought to be a prlmecandldate for CBl assistance, but qualifyin g lo p~rtlclpa t r has IJepn fru st rating for thf' smalt. struggling "Carib· b!'a n natio n rver sinct> P re ~lctcnl Reaga n proposed the program in l'arly i982 . "They !'xcmpi<'d rxactiy the prod ucts the Caribbean has to off er," Eman says in expla ining · the dlsappoinlln!( perfor"la nce of a crucial component of theCBI program - a 12-year period or dut y- free ent ry Into lhP Unlled Sta tes for all Caribbean goods. To prol('('t domest lc produc· ers, Reagan excluded all clot hing and textiles from the list. of producls eligible for prererentlal trralment. Congress then added a host of olher exceptions lha t undermined the Intent of the progtam. When the CBI measure was finally enacled Into law. excep· ttons to the duty-free llstlncluded not only garments and fabrics but also crude oil and petroleum products, watches and watch parts, shoes, handbags, luggage, work gloves, canned tuna, frozen ('J'~) fill(' last yea r iniposcd a stifl' tariff on importf'd flowrr s. Rragan' s i nitial pr oposal also ca lled for a 10 percent tax cretli+ for U.S. flnn s wi lling to in vest in new plants In "the re~lon . Co n· l!ress, however. replaced th at substa ntial benefit wit h a trivial provision allowing U.S. cillz!'ns to lake lhcome ta x deductions for rxpenses Incurred while artr nd- (' i!\ zl' n ~ spea k rour Ja n~Uf.I ~("S­ Dutc h. English. Spanis h and t hr n;J tiv(' Papiamcnlo. Aru ba is anxious to mobillzr those assets within the CBI fra mework to establish ma nu!ac· lur in g thai would rclv upon raw malp rlal s from South i\m r rl ca or Europe. But shippi ng the fin ished goods tr, tile Uni ted Stall's can br VNY difficu II. says Ema n. because t hr ma rket there !• " qult r ' pro lee· lions. was involved In the conference. ,_youth ;O!flclafs, ·Sa\d. t and this Is confirmed In an lt!ternal State Deparlm!'nl memor andum. The Wh ite House sald Raymond would not be a1.1ai lable for comment. ' - Rafael Flores, who wa s at lhe 1985 conference workln!( closely wllh several Centr al Amcfi ca n youth groups. went to work soon af!Pr for a publl crt• lations firm which was part of the North-contra network. Flores now works for Carl "Spitz'' Chann r ll. who was North 's chief fund -raiser for lhP con tras. A donation to the conference was made by somconr in Channell' s organiza tion. but a spokes ma n cou ld nol say who il was . or li the don al ion was rna de on Channell 's behalf. Flores did not return our calls. .J.K. KIIC'Iwtl , J)un ll4•1•kt'r, SI•Ull ".IIII 1U11~ , 111111 .\t11.~"'·r . l ' hrl~ ., • Mt•\·ln Olh•r, naud.; Pulll"~ ' lh"'•ll LIU\t•, Pttll Uur"t Koh Ht~rrl,..• n 1111d .Jut• S.•Jdt•r. :\l•·mt-·r~ uf tlv• ~rl~ \lll"\11,\' hu,litthulltum. •·nmpllt-d u '!ti-n . 279 SHRIMP BOAT PLAnER ...................... .. Ton Su<eut..t PiKn of Gold10 !hrinlp S.notlwllhO.rOwn Ho ....... (odtlttlllwco, ll'l'f't• hnlltlfl 'ti<U~d liM·~· ~ou• rt• .tt•nlll fnul'h , Slwlly Sluhart . .lt•nn)' :\llllt•r, Tamrll)' " 'rl1bl , I"''' ' ... ll•·ndrr,;nn , . !nd~· 1''\'' lnr. ·l•·nul S~o~o• ll.rh: , Rt•th t:v. l111. \\t'fld;\' Fr,\ , ·luHt• Mlllt'l' and MI~~ )· M'nt~d~. .\m,\ · Sllllt•rfto.jtl und M'••ntf,\· Kl"'"' ....,.,... ro ·•~•~t­ \·anoit\ t·h•'l•rh•udo,.... lntreduo·t•d nllho• h!UIIj!M'I \l't•rt• ,\rit~· Jhul4•kln . Krloolll H.uu~h. ·I•UMt· t :r• ln, lh·na M11 nlo•,1·. Slto•tr;.· Klm( 'n l~o o•rl . l o~tllt' lt su .~"" SUNDAY r APIIL 12th "ALL YOU UN EAT" . 1·,.,,.,.., , .' it\n(\·. It•·"''"'' •ht'l•rk•adt•r,. ·n.,·upb.o•d "'''''' ' Slwrrl Rlulr . :'tklndl t ·url.· Ktm !'tuuM I'll. 1.1•uh IJ n ltlgo•. loit:lt't',\ (ilhl" tUld Mind:\ ~u-no ,• r . 1'ht· ht~nt~.. 'lllpt•nrd 11o'll h :1 v.·l'lt'llltl t' IT urn ltll'ltl and 11ruup ~lnlin1 uf '' My C '111tntr~· 1 'b ul 'n.,.,•,'' 'nu· H.t•\ . Snnn,t• Zu nl~:a I{U\ t ' till• hi\ tM·tll tun. Tift· . h:lilC,III'i v.a.~ dt •!,,tfltlo•d In tht • n l:lf!ltllllllHt Kllld l'lllnr ~o otl .'H liS ltnil ll rnndudt•dll·lll• u !Oil.htk Ju tilt' flu~~: . \ $425 ' FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN DINNER .......... •••!lot losty Home Cotkn (~kkon (lll You (1ft loll SOmolwilh Mothoolhtlloos I lltmt· ·~ ..... Gravy uti Homo Cookotl Gr"" ....,, wlthMootlw-• lutllorlli loll Of • Ha..mallt IIHuit lllaawoll Coftoo or Dt<aftwtlli. loth Fruhly lrtwotl oro Smoll Drink . . . .... Guests introduced at the ban· que! were Meigs Local Superln· tendent Dan Murris. Assistant Super intendent .Jam es C"arpen· IPr . MHS Prinrlpal Jamc> Mlllrr, i\ssistanLPrlnclpal Fen· ton Taylor, i\thlellc Dlrec·tor Gordon Fisher and Assistant Coach Robert i\shic•y . OPEN MON.· THURS . 9-7; FRI. 9·8; SAT. 10-8; SUN . 10-7 Krrbauglfa nf QJ:I1rntrr 1' • CMiml 985-3132 It • '' ., I .' ,,• '• ,, '·· ' '., ., ~ 1I win in five starts single, went to secona on a EAST MEIGS _ The high· ground out. and scored on two flylh~ Eastern Eagles returned passed balls. !{yle Davis, enjoy· to the win column Thursday In!! a good nlght, walked then evening with a hard-fought 4·0 rode home on a pinch-hit slngle ·triumph over !he non·leal(ue by sophomore Michael Marlin . Walerlord Wildcats. ·Mark Griffin and Ed Collins Eastern moves lo 4·1 overall made several line fielding plays d 2 1 l ld 1h SVAC hi' 1 ln the Infield, while Jeremy an · ns drops e e to 0-3' waftere Barbl>r made a shoestrln""~ catrh Waterford dropping close tilts to tou!(h foes In rl!(ht field . In Warren Local and Fort Frye. Johnson led EHS hl!lers wlth Eastern broke a scoreless two slng;les, Kyle Davis a double, deadlock In th~ f<~Url~ 1 !ll'l'!ng, . Jeff Caldwell a single. Horner a when Bryan Durst drew his " single, and Martin a single. second walk of the gaml' stole Dave Basner and Scott Teters second. then came home: on a were the lone Wildcat hitters . single bv Steve Horner Horner Durst . In plcklnf( up the wln. then stoie second. · fanned .onE.' and walked none, Pinch runn"r Scott Fitch w~nl while Shane Wa!(ner suffered the to third on a passed ball. then loss, combining wlth Scot Tosen trottro home on an RBI single by to fan lour and walk four . . · Eastern travels to Southern Jeff Johnson. Meanwhile , junior Brvan Friday tn an SVAC make-up Durst 12-1) In the process of conte~t. plclilng up hls second wtn of the Llnescore : year, left thegamt>wlthtlghtness Waterford ..... O 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 2 In his lower arm alter hurllng Eastern ..... .. 0 0 0 2 0 2 x·4 6 3 Batlerles: Durst tWPI.Horner four shut-out Innings. Relll'ver Steve Hornf'r came on tSl 5th and K. Davis. Shane In the filth frame to pick up the Wagner fLP). Tost>n 4th and L. save with thr!'e more shut -out Mllll'r. T. Quimby 4th. Innings of work. Hornl'r gave up no hils. walked two and struck The Daily Sentinel out lour, Including striking out the sidE.' ln the seventh Inning. CUSPIIItJ...I Eastern plated two Insurance A. J'NVMIH of Mltllmellla.l•('. runs In the slxlh frame. when Publl"hM E'V(>I')' afternoon . Monda ~· with one but, Johnson rlpped a thrwfilh Friday, 111 Court St .. 'Po· I ~al bqwling . I 8KVUNIIIOWUNG IANB8 Tum MORNING OLOIIIB8 II.... St. 11117 Pta. Smllh'• G.M.C. .. ,..................... ....... ..... 60 Pool!t Plus ........................................... 60 Br('nda ',; Soutl~u l' .............. ................ ~ Whaley's Auto nrllll ... ................ .. ....... 5l Hunf('r FunN".al Hom(' ...................... ..... 49 W.M.P .0 .... ....... .. ,.... .. ....... ,............ ..... 4R · 2'1!15. T raltll8('tions NOW SJ7,645 .'.. •• ' •• .' '' ''• ' I ., I . 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Smith, This Week's Speelals ~IUI.I' Ru.rtrnm , H111 •' ' •:m.on, llr.•nt Rl!. ~t•ll , Smll 1'1n1ot•ll and .1\" ' S..)·dt•r. :\IUw Klnt~ :mtl .tm• l'arkt'f', mltftulit•no •. "'·•·ri• al~h h.. rnlu•·•·ft tll'!'wrn• h'LU" nwtuiK•r s hunun•d v.·Np i'il •olt · ~ I' IKi•• r. S.•nll Rurtton, Tudd t•nv.·t•ll , MullllMilo•r. ~A' hh· h Coach Mick Wlneb~enner 1 stated, "It wasn' t pretty, butlts • nice to get a game In uilder the i circumstances.-we should con· o slder ourselves lu cky, but we'll : take , wlns anyway we can · get i them." 1 South~rn hosts Eastern tonight ; In an SVAC makP-up. : Llnesco r~: ' Hannan Trace .O 1 '0 0 o 0 o-: I 6 . . · : • SouthPrn ...... 2 0 0 I 0 0 x-3 5 21 Batteries: Cunningham (WPJ. : Amburgey 6th and Riffle, Brum-: fi eld (LP) and Jenkins. Cunningham held on for the wtn with. one lnnlng of relief by ace Da vi d Kmbu rgey. Cun · nlngham laced 8 and walked three, whil e Amburgey gave up one hll and fanned thrE't' . Rob Brumfield suffered the loss despite a fine effort , striking out seven, walking one and hilling one. Richard Slllt had a double and · single for HT, Brumfield a s lhgl e, and Larry Jarr~ ll three sl nglf's. For Southern Cunningham had two singles. Turley two singles. a nd Stout a single. Eagles Cl!P fourth li ve ."' As a rf's ulr. he add s. "CBI has not had rhe success ex pC'cted or hoprd for i1." Unl es s Was hington po li cymak ers makr a renewed co m· mflmpnl ro a workable CBI. th!' rrglon will rr ma in rra pprtl ipll s rradlllonal ro les - as a mrcca r for Wf'a lth y wl nt rr t ouri ~ t s and as a havf'n for sh0ll corponttions r stabllshrd bv forelg nf'rs lo conceal th r ir '"'""· "Congralulallons! Your tests show that you have no communicable di$8ases. " bats went sour for two outs. Junlor first baseman ·Kenny Turley responded ln the clutch with a two run single, the score 2-0. HT fougtlt back wlth one tn the se cond as Brad Cremeans reached on an error, stole SN!ond and came home on a Larry Jarrell single, 2-l. SHSadded an insurance run in the fourth as Turley slngledand sophomore centerflelder Chris Stout rlpped an RBI slngle for a 3-llead. .Honor Meigs athletes RACINE - Behind a thrE'e·hll walked three limes and Fisher pitching performance by Crystal four limes as SHS took advan· Hill. the Southern Tornadoettes lage ol HT control problems. rolled to a 19·4 SVAC make-up Michelle Unroe, Paula Van victory over the Hannan Trace Hoose, and Tammy Dillon each I,.ady Wlldcats. · single for HT. Crystal -Hill was · Hannan Trace plated one run the wlnnlng pllcher as she fanned In the first Inning to take a 1-0 four , walked just two wlth lead, howevt>r. Southern dld not excellent control, and allowed ' falll'r and went ahead 8-11n the three hits. bottom hall of lhl' stanza. Michelle Unroe suffered the Southern never looked back as loss. walking 18 SHS batters, tt added four runs In the fourth allowing 7 hits, and fanning one. and fivl' In the fifth In postlng the The Tornadoettes of . Coach, lmpre,sslve 19-4 win. Kim Phillips are now'2·0 overall Coach Kim Phllllps club was and play 5·0 Eastern Friday. Llnescore: led by Bridget Blng with a double and singlE.', Jane Ann Will lams 2 Hannan Trace .. 1 0 2 1 0· 4 3 6 doubles and three walks, and Southren ........... 8 1 1 4 5-19 7 3 singles each by Tammy Holter. Batteries: Hill rWP~ and Rachel Relbl>r. Lea Ann Clark Fisher... Unrot> and Van Ho.nse. and Tracy Bt>el!"le. Holter also ing convrntt0ns in th r r egion. CBI implrmentali on al so l1as been fru stra ted by difficu lties wllhin the Caribbean. Many of lhf' 22 nations ~ llgib iP for pa rt lei· palion in it ca nn ot sustain contemporary businesses brca use th~y lack a modrrn physica l lnlr as rru c lure. an ade.quatr wor k Ioree, a stable pol itical system or a sound economy. Aruba has none of thosr liabilities. It boasts of an lntrrna· tio na! airport capable of han· dlln g the largest planes. a d~ep - wa t er port, an Pxt n ~ ivP network 61 paved roads a nrl a iiophlstlcaled telephone system. The country's currency remained stable even after II severed Its ties at the beginning or 1986 with the live other Caribbean Islands that comprise the Netherlands Antllles. The literacy rate within lis population of 60,ooll Is 9S percent - fat· higher than In the United States. Indeed, may of Aruba' s lo·n e, Brooker, · Elchmlller, Kidder, Snyder, and Martin·each singled. Amy Berkhlmer started for Eastern, but lasted only two Innings as Lisa Drlggscameon In relet with the score 6-l. Berkhlmer walked 12 and fanned one. Driggs j)osted the win with four walks, 5 · strikeouts, and seven hits reglslered Jo her name. Despite a brlef mld-game relief effort by Elchmlller, Berkhlmer started and finished the game for Waterford, fanning 14 and walking a whopping 32 Melgs High School's winter batters. Coach Pam Douthitt sald, "I'm s~rts athletes - all 1987 Tri· just glad to win: WI;' dldn't play Valley Confereri(e cl!amplonswell defensively the first five were honor<'\~ Tuesda y ·at . a lnnlngs, but played great the last banquet sponsored by the two. We would have never been .Middleport -Pomeroy Rot ar~ bl>hlnd lf we had played good C"lub at Heath United Methodist Church In Middleport. defense throughout." EHS made 7 costly errors as . The banquet was co-chaired by James Dlehl and L.W . McComas did Waterford. Eastern plays at Southern and was served by the Heahl United Methodist Women. Frlday. Highlights of the season were Waterford ... 0 6 6 1 5 0 0-18 8 7 Eastern ...... 1 4 0 i 1 6 6-19 3 7 reviewed by boys vars it y coach Balteries: Berkhlmer .. Elch- Mick Chllds. The reserve team was intra· J1111le~. Berkhlmer (LPI and Elchmlller. Berkhlmer, Driggs duced by Rusty Bookman and hl'ghllghts of the girls season rWPI 2nd , and Mankin . were · reviewed bv Coach Ron Logan. Becky Cotterill introduced lh<' cheerleadf'rs. Members of the 19·1 regular season boys· baskelbaU team honored were: Klnl(, IIIII Hnllht•r.., Slt•\1' Shutting out island trade __----,-_Ro_be_rt _W_alt_ers • cit rus ju icrs a mi oth<•r Items. Cut flowNs werr nol rxdurlt•d. bu t aft er ·Cos ta Rica. Jamaica and olhPr Ca ribbean nations inllia red a mbit ious effo rts to grow and ex port lhrm 10 the United Sta tes . the Commrrrc · Department lin rrs ponsr to pressu re from domestic grow. RACINE- Getting some good starling pllchlng from junior Shawn Cunningham. the South· ern Tornadoes squeezed out lt 3·1 SVAC make-up victory over the Hannan Trace Wildcats. Southern movrs to 4-0. whlle HT ls 1·2·1 overall. · After sroreless lnplngs of work by Cunningham ln the first . Southern erupted with some support offensively . Wlth no out s Barry McCoy walked, .Cuh · nlngham singled , both advanced on a wild pitch, then Southern's Southern ladies top liTHS in mak~up tilt . Left out in the cold ------------------------------ " ~ M <'ig~ Count\· shm\'<'d that wr. like l.hP Jack Ander.mn & Dal(' Van ALLa WASHINGTON- Did Lt . C9L Ollver North try to set up a secret ~ Pe rmll!lng intPrslalf' motorists In cl l' i\'(\ 1l!"• i.'"i all Wf'll and good ~provided stal l' IC'gis lntu rrs don't <• nacr ""local opllon"" laws IP<t\"ing It Carlbbea11. fund-raising; network for the Nicaraguan contras from ":up to lht• co unll••s to dt'C"icl<' what lhP sp''"" limit should ht'. hls vantaj!e polnt on the National ;. i\lthougll lllill 11 o ~ld ll<' tlw dr mocr;,lio' th ing to do , lnlf'rslat!' Securlly Councll staff? This is a :,motorists mi ght b<• in lilt' .samo· pirkl<' airll nc•s u.sPd to hf' In during key question for lnvestlgators -:,n•pf'a l o f' prohibit io n - that is. nc•\ '£'1' hPing s urr• wh(•fhpr lh(l\' rould •.•IC'ga • lll' SNI '(' drink s. probing for Illegal acllvlty In the lra n/contta arms affair . ~: If f:\.1' 1' you WPrt' sc·rv(•d Pi<'kl c· jui i'l' wh iiP fl\·lng 0\'l' l' 1.1 " drv " . . As we've reported , a hand..:<'o unt ~· . you now know thP 1roason. A nd I dou t>t l n wrs t ~l fi' tlri \ 'Prs drawn orga nlzatlon al chart : . .would bfo tonth r illt •d if tht '.\' WC'I'C ' pu ll t'd 11\' t' l" !(JI' dn!ng li:, in a:.;, mph found In North's Whll e House :~00(\ J)Oit'tlrulnrl\ i f 1111',\' rlidn 't know th( • s pt 'Ptl limit h ;uln't b<•f'n . 4 nrrfla Sl'd In 1hn1 t 'U \1111 \' . sale appears to design atio' a Whit e House-su pported int r rn atlonal ~ But bt•a1· in min(! th;;! ;1 ~ p('t•cll n g finf' somj •finws Is th<' pricP \\ir ::mus t p~l .\ ' l'or motl, ·r;J! l!m. youth commission as part of a contra-funding network. In fact. a box on the chart labrled "lnll Youth Comm" was the only one with a direct line drawn to the contras , Internat iona l Youth Yrur"Com · mission offi cia ls say they believe the referen ce on North 's orga nilwouldllko•l oos;oyl hr pvopi(•o> l IW onr of lit<• best tn . za tlonal char t was to a J amaica· ~ them dead at New York' s Plaz<\ Hotel on the evening of Dec. 5, 19SO? On th e . contrary. the Democra ts tried to revive them in Waller Mondale's 1984 presl· dential campaign and promptly lost rvery state but MlnnesoJa. which I hey managrd to carr.v by about 3.000 votes. In 1986 the Democratic part y cont rived to rrcapiUI"e the Se· nate. but certain ly not by runnin g liS candidat es as libera ls; On the cont rary. they avo id.cd t h e desig~ nation - and the proposa ls , And wh at are th.e big Issues bemf pushed by the Democrat s in Congress? Two of the biggest are deficit rrduction and welfare reform - which Is rather like W.C. Fields joining the lemperanct movement. If that's libera l· ism. wh rr~ do I sign up? ~ii.L! I' C'r lng tc1 a nr w fi sra l poli('.\' . So tht-rt' thP m af!cr rl"sts t.~l this ...-· has revived. or even .twitc hf:\d a toe, since I ind ireclly pronounclo'd run . "'" lnCI'f'us0s. whi r h would h;1w· b('(•n a turn ·~II' OUnd l'or RPaga n. ~osr TUPPERS PLAINS- A.tremendous come.jlack · victory sparked 'by . a keen Eastern · hlttlng eye and Waterford pltch· lng · woes lifted the Eastern E,aglettes to thelr fifth straight victory. A walk to \'rfel Mankin In · the final round forced home Pattl Durst wlth the winning run. 19-18 here Thursday over Waterford In a non-league softball match. Wlth Eastern traUlng 1S-7 going Into the slxth lnnlng all looked gloomy for the home· !owners, however, Coach Pam Douthitt's Eastern gals stood patient to plate six runs In each of the last two rounds . Eastern h'ad but three hits, but J.l!ey were very tlmely as Lea Ann Robinson slammed a bases loaded double for 2 RBI's ln the sixth and Mel Mankin slammed a two run single. . In the dramatlc finale, Easlern, trailing 13, scored six times on nine walks as ten EHS batters went to the plate. Mankin worked the count full and forced home Durst with the winning score. 19-18. Lisa Lance had !he other EHS hit . Berkhlmer led Waterford wllh a double and single, while Ma- plague. As loi · J~RR, the front.runhcrfor Ihe Democ r ati c nom in a t ion. Gary Hart , has been conduclinj:: a widely publicized (i( swctacu' larly un s u ccP~sfull hunt for ""npw ideas'' eve r since he bt>gan seeking rhe presidency ·back In 19Rl The rest of the fiel d includes just onr viable ca ndidate- Gov. Micha('( Dukakls of Massachusells - who would willingly accrpl . lhr llbrral label , and In th<' last tr ial heat I read a !)out, he scored 3 prrcr nt. The only two rca ll y big-t ime liberals still ac· lfvp in Democratic politics, Gov. Ma rio Cuomo of N<"W Yo.rk and Sen . Edward Kennedy of Massa" chusl't t ·.. have d ~c lined even to : .• . slnce the first in augurallon of Franklin Roosevelt , " libera l·. ism" ha s mea nt the twin proposi· tlo ns that the federal govern· ment ought to involve itself ever mor<' d e~p l y in regulati ng the private economy, an9 that It should pre,empt an ever-greater portion of the gross ·nati onal product In order to. spend i1 on an so rt s of allegedly desirabl e projet:ts. Is there the s l i~h t esl evidence th at either of th ese propositions JSSOC'iJ IE'd \Vi1h it - Tornadoes edge Wildcats in makeup til~ .still_unbeaten,~l9-18 lll Court Street The Daily Sentinel-Page~ ·Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio 'Eastern .girls are Liberalism·: dead or alive ?___W_ii_tia_m_A_.R_u_.~h_er The Daily Sentinel :· .April1 0, 1987 .. Frid&y, ' " . SOl W.IUIN ST. HOURS: MONDAY·WEDNESDAY·FRIDAY. 8:30 A.M.-8 P.M . TUESDAY-THURSDAY, 8:30A.M.·& P.M. SATURDAY. 9 A.M.·4 P.M.: SUNDAY 1:00·4:30 .' '• POMEIOY OHIO I �• • .. .Friday, April 1·0. 1987 ' Page.- 4- The Daily Sentinel John Cook first round Masters · leader By DAVID MOFFIT UPI Sport s Writer AUGUSTA . Ga. iU Pf i - T3ke it from Jack Nicklau s: the Augusta National hasn't been · played I his tough In more 1han two deca des. Nickl aus should know . The six-time Masters cha mpion has had ')lore success at Augusta than any other golfer. pas t or present . , The world's best gol fers at · tacked the Augusta National Thursday In the opening round of thi s year's Masters and ,John Cook, hardly a household name. was th e only golfer in th e Bo· pla yer field abl e to brea k 70. Cook, a former U.S. ;\mateur champion from Ohio who ha s wo n only twice In more than seven yea rs on the PGA Tour, had a :l- under-par 69and the way almost ever vonc else was struggl ing wi th the slick greens, that was good enou gh for a onr shot lead. Larry Mize, a native of Au · gust a, had a second-best 70 and noted, ·'The greens ar·c as fas t as l 've ever seen them ." · ' . Only eight of the 86 golfers · broke par Thursday with twotime champion Tom Watson, 198> champion Bernhard Lan ger of West Germany, Corey Pav in, Calvin Peete. Payne Stewart and Curtis Strange tied for third at 1-undcr 71 going into today'.s second· round play. " I'm happy with 71." sa id Wa tson. who las t won at Augusta in 1981. " I.t' s a darn fine score at Augusta National and I think four of them will win thi s tournamerrt." " 1 haven' t seen the greens this fas t since 1966," sa id Nicklaus_, who wound up even par that yea r to become the only man to win back-(o-back Mas ters cham pionships. " The year before , when· ! broke the r ecord tby going 17 under for 72 holes!. it was an entirely different course." Nickl aus had a 2-over 74 Thursday, the'samescore heshot 1\ml'fi.l ·an l.o• ~o~11•••· Ch IIWI liM:It lltlltfl - 1-1 llil ~ ' MISSES . llmnm - Twn-thm• Mast<•rs l'ltampinn SteV<' l.l alh•sh•ros nf -~rmin holds his puUc·r to hi.s Lwe and n •a!:ls aft!'r missing a hirdif• pull on till' fh·s t hole du rlngThur·"Iay 's flr.sl round of tiU! WK7 Masters in t\ ugusla .. Iorin l'ouk's tln'o'<'·under-par (i9l<•d tJw field . (UPI) Sprnec, of Cerritos.. Ca li f., 6-:l, li -0, anu advanced to th e quarterfi nals. "It's wei rd beca use r ca n' t hear th e ball when r hit it ," said Evert Lloyd, of Boca !laton, Fill. "I t is throwing off my balance, or pNcept lon. Beca use of it. f'm get ting bett er. Somet imes whpn vou have an in jury or get sick, M'hil!. Sll1rli.. " - "i,·kro 11·11 . 1:-hlm(It- I) , HR-< '1.•\'tol~d. !'lll~·dl• r 1'! 1. •·ra:u.ard I I ), hatH11 1.11 . t 'at1•'1'11 ); lllitiiiiHII.\ - !t II I Tt•wlt~hlltl, Shlrh~· c:ll , (iUMII' l ';' llllld Sklnn..r. 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Phil Nlekro and Stevl' Carlton, sirston 12·11. Baltimore downed cisco 8, Los Angeles 1 and Atlan ta Texas 8-6, Chicago blanked Kan· who have comtiined for a total of the ninth to lifi the Tw ins pa st the ·; 8, Philadelphia 7 In 10 Innings . '• : 6:15 major-league victories. sas City 6· 0 and Seattle whipped Athletics. ' guided the Indians to a' 14-.1 drubbing of · the . Biue. •lays . ,.,1 Niekro picked up th& v ictory and Carllon the save .. Together the two hav e 42 years experience in ' professional ba seball. " I knew we th rew some experience at th ~m toda y." Carlton said. The appearances by Ni ekro and G'arlton marked the first time in modern ba seball that two 300.-game win ners have pitched for the sam e team in t~e sam e · game. "1 knew with the years. of combined history we had be· tween us, we'd fi.gure a w~y to get them out," said Niekro. "He tCarlt onl m ay not ha ve hi s best . stuff r ight now , but it' s ea rly in thr season. The gU)' does ha ve the know-how ." Carlt on was released by the PhilliPS thi s spr ing and th!' Indians told I he :12:1-gamp winner thai .he would be used 'in the bullpen. He rerordl'd his first save sinre 1968. Niekro ca rnPd his 3J2th <'areer triumph. " We feel he can do the job", Indi a n ~ managE·r Pat Corrales sa id . "We need a strong middle reliever . r sf)<'eiall y for teams Gltt\ND SLAM- (.'h•vl'land'sCorySnydo•r (2KI hom<' run In 'l'or•oirto 'l'ltur·sthty. 'l'lt•• lndhms won like the Blue Jays ." Is t·ongr;~tu lah•d hy Chris Bando, Pal Taht"r and lill'lr first ganw. 14-:l. (l ii'I J Carlton pitched five shutout Mt•t Hull afh•r hilling a first Inning grund slam innin gs, giving up four hit s, two walks and st riking out one. The Indians jumpNi to a (i-0 lead In the first. paced by Coi·, · DALLi\S I UP II - El'uador's Snyder's grand slam. Hr went on Andres Gomez r!'licd on strong A MONTH to st rike out f!Jur l imes on' the servrs and a case of the flu to day . advll nce to th e semifinal s at th r " When you hll yo u ra n be off'b) $67!i.tklll Bulrk World Champion · just a hair. I didn ' t mi ss the ships of Tenn is competition. sw in g that counted ." he said. C:omez defeated Kevin Curren. " I ha ve to h a v~ a good first n-7 1:1·71 . 7·6 17-:11. 6-7 t4 ·71. 6-4. imiing," said losing pit r her .Joe 6·2 Thursday night In a three.l ohsnon . ''I've had troubl e with hour, 44 -mlnute qua r lrrflnm tha t bdore. I r un be erratic. But matc·h at the WCT. if I have a good first inning, I ra n Mlloslav M eri r·. mnked No. ~>. go for seven or eight . That's wh at plays Gomez in the srcond I ra n do.'' semifinal s match tonight. ThP Indians slugged four ho ~ •• Today's first semifinal will mers and co lleC'I<'d 1o hils off of Plymouth Horizon, 5-door hatchback tea tur<' Stefan F:dberg against four Toront o pitchl"rs. Niekro. .John Mc·E nroe. making his 1987 debut In his 22 nd "I ser ve d unbelirva bl y," season. p ltc h~d five innings and APR 60 MONTHS .lAX Gomez said. " I don ' t now how allowed thr<'C run s and sevl'n & TIRE DOWN many aces thad ihe had 201, but I hits. LIMITED OFFER - LOCAL FINANCE SOURCE #492 got my rhy thm and started going Tony Bcrnazanl led off with a .• for thr aces - ever y thing ll' as single and advancl'd to third on a clicking." pa ssed ball artd an infield ou t. Curren, who had 11 ares , With two 0 ut , Joe Ca rt er singled battled evenly for four sets. home Bernazard . Mel Halt Curren. ailing the pa st few weeks walked and floth Pat Tabl er and because of the flu , wor~ down In Brook .Jacoby were .h\1 by the fifth set. Gomez brokl' pitches, the latt er scoring Ca l'· 395 S. \rd 9~2-11421 Middleport Curren's serve In the first ~ a me ter. Snyder then hit an 0· ~ pit ch HOURS: Mon.·frl. 8 to 6; Sat. I to 4 and/o llo•d to the 1·1rtory. over the l~ft - fictd fence for his second home run or the season . Toronto scored In the bott om of .-~----------...I..--------=============::::::::=::, • th e fi rs t on George Bell's RBI double and add£'6-.aJtoth~ r run in the third when Bell 'SN.rrd on a wild pitch. Clcveland increased It s lead to 7-2 1n thr fourth when Aernazard smashed his firs t hom<' r·un of t he year. The Blue Jays got a run back In · the bott om of the inning on Tony Fern andez' first homN of the season. Clevl' land made It 8-:l In the fifth on Jaeoby's RBI singll"Off Toronto reliever .fohn Cerutti. The Indians tagged Ceru tti for four more r uns In the sixth Inning when .Julio Franco crac ked a DUE TO TH£ INCUMENT WEATHER THIS PAST WEEKEND WE HAVE EXTENDED SAl£ 2 DAYS. two- run homer and Tabler and Jacoby added RBI singles. Cleveland made It H -:1In the eighth on I Cart er's-two - run homer. '! "! 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III: U 11.111 The Giants stretched thr lr advantage to8-lln the sixth when Jose Uribe doubled off rei iever .Jerry Reuss, advanced to third on Mark Davis' sar rifl r~ and scored on Chi r k's sacrifice fl v to center. Welch said he gavr his t eam ~ mates little chance to win. " 1 realty was in trouble early, " he said. "T f~lt fine, but I put the club In the hole. I threw the birll decently In onE' Inning, but not to the other 2> batters." A sellout crowd of 46,289 attended the 26th home opener at Dodger Stadium. Many booed when thr Giant s took the big lead. "They pay their money and have a right . to boo, " La sorda said. "W~'rc going to have to make some changes. I don ' t know whC'n, though. " Elsewhere, New York defeated Pittsburgh 4·2, St. Loui s topped Chicago 4-2, and Atlanta bea t Philadelphia 8· 7 In Ill Innings. Mcls 4, Pirates 2 At New York , Darryl Strawberry homered for the srcond straight game then doubled to set up the winning run . Cl'rdinals t, Cubs 2 A I Chkago, Terry Pendleton belted a two·run homer and Vince Coleman scored two runs and stolefour bases to lead the St . Louts . Bravlll! 8, Phlllles H AI Atlanta , Dion .James slngiNi over . a five -man Infield to score Ken Oberkfell wlt'h one out In thr lOth Inning. ' '' Gomez advances . r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;; $136 69 8. 9°/o ·· COOPER {h'rvsler -Pivmouth'· Dodge TWO DAYS ONLY- SATURDAY & SUNDAY ' OVER COST ON FLOOR DISPLAY MODELS ·ONLY WE HAVE MOVEO! WE ARE NOW lOCATED AT ltiTOP GIOCEIIY ON ST. RT. 124 24 HOUI WIECIIIAVliUILI 2 UIGEST WIICIEIS IJI THE COUNTY ILL IIAJOI & MIJIOI IEPAII SERVICES LEXINGTON, Ky. · UP!l J.T.'s P~t . risking his ~latu s as top undefeated Kentucky Derby prospec t. wa s instaltE'd as th~ 4- a ST. IT 124 MIDDLPEORT morninl( line favorite Thursday OUR NUMBERS ARE THE SAME In a slx -horsp field for Saturday's 992-3063 - 742-2048 NIGHTS Lexington Stakes at Kerneland . • Trainer Lynn Whiting said the ~;iiiiiiiiii l l·16mll<'.S100,000racewlltbea 1 good tune-up for 1he .l year-old ' colt. which has a ~ - 0 record, Including a victory In the March 19 ,Jim Beam Stakl'S and the Louisiana [)(>rby Marcll1a. " It ~ hould set him up perfectly for the ' Derby ," Whiting said after he breezed his. horse a half-mile In After his victory In the Beam. Whiling consldcrro not racing the horse until the Derby. " We We're caught In a situation Wh(II'C' We WOUld have to walt five weeks before the Derby and that rou ld have been a little too long," Sljld Whiting. Eddie ~lahoussaye will handle the reins on the gelded son of Magesterlal. The colt's regular rider. Pat Day, will be riding In the Arkansas Derby. Whiling lYI. POMIIOY shipped his horse, owned by w.c. Partee, from Arkansas to 15 Kentucky. 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Hrll!•k tlJ . ~ontreal, Edmonton ,\1\H;KJ( ' \S u :,ua "E 8~ l 'nllt•d Prf'!olli lnl•'fN&IIonlll -"•.fa St·alll! • you are able to· concentrate bet ter. In the hac ~ of your mind. .vou know you can't stay out there all da)' so your concentration is better for tha t short period of l ime." Evert Llovd won th e last eight games a g~lns t Spence. She will meet Bettina Bunge in a quarterfinal match today. Bunge, of Monaco, advanced Thursday Majors l '••rutU flJ, Sun•¥. til . M'11rd I!JI and " '. lll!IIIW - 3 1tn ~ldml. farN11a and ~n••; .!,;hn"-lliJ. ·rurm~o . Kl • l~t~ot ·l~ R:nnn 111 . Sath~r~all.., · a.:u t• Tornl Ailing Lloyd _advances to quarterfinals, 6-3, 6·0 ' HILTON HE AD ISI..i\ND. S.C. 1UPl i - An ea ra che gave sceo nd -se~dcd Chris F:vert Ll o.vd more probl ems th an third-rou nd opponen t Debbie Spence in the $:~10, [110 Fami ly Circle Magazi ne I up . Evert l.t o)'d, pl aguc·d by the ea r infec tion for 11 days as well as a bad case of th e flu, nerded ani >· >4 minutes Thu rsda y to b< •at H-Ji•ll (M), lklt011 C!t t a•4 Trt•Y illo. M- M . OM\' ... ( 1·11) . 1.- M't•kh fl · ll . Hll~-Slfn 1-"rand.M-., ( ', D:1\·f!., 111, Thul'!'>da.' •,. ~aj•~r LA·a~u· Rt.,.ult... in last year's firs t round en r oute ment 'officials) didn't il)l end for ; to his unprecedented sixth cham- the greens t o get like this. They , pionship at age 46. "Relative to ar,. going to have to put some ; ! the field," he said , " this probably wa1er On them. " Cocfavoriles Greg. Norman ,of ' is a better score." " I believe the greens are too Australi a and Seve Balles teros of l' firm ," sai d Lan ger , who won the ·spain both opened with 73s. Masters two year s ago. "lt' s Arnold. Pall,ller. still the darling hard to hold I he second shot and of the Masters gallery although . when you mi ss the green. It 's no longer a threat at age !i7, had hard to gel the ball close to the . an 8~ . hole. " The obj(.'CI wa s to shoot under "" I don 't bE'I ievE' yo u need the par today," said Cook. an early greens lhis firm beca use the finisher who had no thou ght at • course is hard enough." add'ed the time that his 69 would still be Langer . "But , you ha ve to accept leading at round '.\ end. "It was a it and go on." struggle. Th e greens were as fast Stewart sa id he r ealized eve- as I've ever put ted on." · ryone had to pl ay those · ·too· Cook. who hasn' t had a victory quick" greens , but he felt the stnce winning th e Canad ian Open early star ter s Thursda y had an in 1983, ha s been showing marked advantage. Improve ment in recent weeks. " It was n't un fa ir for those guys This past Su nda.1· he earned who teed off at 8 o'clock thi s $21 ,900 for his sixth pla ce finish in ·morning,' ' said Stewar t. "You the Greater Greensboro Open. try teeing it upal 2 p.m . when the . " Hangin g In last week' in the wind 's been blowing · and those rain and snow helped me;" he , greens ha ve had everyone walk· sa id. " It made me feel beller ing on them and it's tough. coming in her e. " " I 'm cer tain they i!He tourna- . R,...l) : M'•lt'.._ IIIII')' Ul . ~ll•!oi lilt . Linest"ores The Daily Sentinei- Page- 6 Snyder's grand .slam,,Niekro, Carlton pace Indians to first win of year,l4-3 Scoreboard ... Friday. April 1 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio 5250.00 12.50 $262 50 $300.00 15.00 $315°0 BRING YOUR TRUCK, CAR, OR TRAILER AND CASH IN ON OUR BEST BARGAINS OF TH~ YEAR. •Field Seed •Seed Corn . •Fertilizer •Chemicals • SUGAR RUN MILLS. · MUII'Y I SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ' 9· . '. • �• ·- ~ Frida~April10, ~ . By The Bend -The Daily Sentinel. •mner Nicho las Lis le, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lisle, Warrior, Ala., former residents. was a trophy winner In the pinewood derby of Cub Scout Pack i52, Haden . Ala. He placed third in a class of 3:l entries. Lisle Is the grandson of Mr. and . Mrs. .James Johnson, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs . Don Lisle, Syracuse, who attended the .derby . PALM SUNDAY MUSICAL - The musical, "Son rise", will he presenhld hy the comhined children's choir from the Syracuse, Minersville, and Forest Run United Methodist Churches, Sunday evening at 7 p.m. at the Syra<:u." ' Church. llo~e Ann ,Jenkins and llornu Sayre arc dlrl!dors of the f11uslcal which will he narrated hy .lohn Chancy. The musical will t.reced•• llw cantata , "The Third Day" h~ Michael Parks hy the adult. d10lrs of the Syracuse <:hargc, with Mary J.isl<•, director, Mr~ ..Jen kins, pianist, and Wanda Jti1.er, puiJIIc Is Invited and refreshments In the soelal room of the ehurch. Children's t hoir memh<•rs, 11!11 to ri~ht, are, front, Crystal llar111on, Amy Vurncy, Kim Sayre, Donna Nelson, Ben Crane, Bridget Varney, and Billy Crane: second row. Andrea Moore, Mundy Mills, Wendt llarmon, Mur.v Cha ney, Rochelle ,Jenkins, and .John Chaney, reader; and third row, Amy Weaver, Kimherly Jenkins, Angie Mills, Emily Shain, Sam Shain, and Amy Moore. and .. Huwk~yc .. wt•re undt•- :· ~ Chester community happenings _ _ _ __ :; Davitt Caul anti Bria n Foul '~ both Ohio Un ivPrs il.l' stud PniS: ' lhPir s pring brrak in Fort ••~ sppnf Laudcraa lr, Fla . •• Bobby 1\l len . Wt•sll't'V IIIr•, was ,;: the rccPnt guest of his grand ~ parrnts, Mr. and Mrs. Clay ton • 1\ llrn . •• Friday evc•ning dlnnpr llUPsts ,• of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Ch••va lif'r. ... .... . ,. ' J( Ss ica i.lnd Kr lslf·n , 1 wPn' Mr~ . lkll y Chr•V<iliN. Tupprrs Pla ins. and M1 . and Mrs. Wa vn<' Beal of PomPro.v. 1\ IIPn Wr-br•r. llo.v iPs town. ~ pent a ll'w da.vs w!lh his cousin , Ma tTia Krl ler, and also visi!ed Mr . and Mrs. Clay ton 1\l l!'n. Sunday llinnrr gues ts of Mr. and Mrs. Russell WPII. Hra ther Lra h, wl'rP Mr . and Mrs. Brian W0 ll and E liza bel h. Mr. a nd Mrs. Way ne Beal, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young, Wes ley and Yvette. Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Deryl Well and Amy, Mrs. Evelyn Well ·and Kenneth Well, Mr. a nd Mrs. Kirk Cheav ller, " Jessica a nd Kristen. The dtnn.-r was given In observa nce of Lea h·s fifth birt hday . · E rma Cleland. Dorothy Rit chie. Es th l'r HardPn, and Betty l:Organizations condztct meetings •• + 50# PURINA CHICK STAlTER MED. 50 S.R. HEAVY IRI:ED CliCKS • 50# PUIIINA CHICK STAlTER MED. 100 S.R. HEAVY III'!ED CHICKS + 50# PURINA CHICK STAlTER MED. $2 000 $3200 $4 s00 Celebrate Chick Days April 15, 1987 with terrific deals on •Purina Poultry Feeds •Chicks •Purina Health Products •Chick Raising Equipment •Easter Bunnies WE WILL HAVE 150 OUCIS f- AVAILABLE! "PlEASE BIING YOUI OWN lOX" Fair Friday A sci~n ce fair will be held a t thP ChestN E lementary School Friday with an open house to be h ~id from 5 to 8 p.m. that evening so that parents and friends ma y view the ex hibit s. in •·on] un ction with thP sclenn• fair. thr PTO will serve a ham dinner. Adu lt price Is $:1. childr·en, $2. R&G FEED. & SUPPLY POMEROY CO. 1\nn a Rice. ThP verse or the month was read bv Ruba i wa s hy wr·rP sf•rvPd l o Mr . and Mrs . John Ca ldwPII. ,/ ' mPmbcrs of Xi (iamma Mu Chapt<•r of B<' l" Sign"' Ph i • • Sorority Thursday ni ght . .:,_-. Durlngthe6r!Pfhu shH·S> rll<'l'l · ;{. , lng, mem tx•rs wPre rrminded _,~ · that the Mrlgs Cou nty Fair ~f. adv<•r tlslng for the premium list ,~·: mu st b•• comp leted by 1\prll lo. Ric<'. gupst s. Mr s. Frank Bisc. Mrf. . Curtis Cauthorn, Mrs. Te rry Cll n<'. Mrs. Connolly. Mrs . Ronald· Cowrl<'ry. Mr's. Hartlss tcr·;rnk. Mrs. Sprnct•r-. Mrs. Er nt•st Whitehead. Mrs. Ha y Young, and Mrs . l.ylf' BaldNson. The 'door prlzt• ";as <tWa r·drd to Mrs. :. ...... Cowd<'l'.\'. Earh member was asked to lakP a floral arrangement to the - for Pots, StaW.s, larfl & Small meetings, largp or small, live or AIIIMals, lawns 111111 Garlllfts. ar tificial flowers. Next meeting FAMILY FLOCK HEADQUARTERS will be held at the home of Elsie Culley on Apr·iJ15. · RPfreshments werr srrved by ,-------------~------------------------the hostess. Mrs. Margr Bennett was a guest. PnjnyPd F'ounflf'l"s D~J Y was notpd fur :-<' · r SLINDERELLA Emily Johnson lost the most weight wit h Melissa Foster as mt•n und auxilituy member s runner-up in th~ teen class of wPr<' dlscussrd at the recen t Sllndrrella held at Five Points. mvPIing of lht• Ladles Auxiliary In the adult class, Jane Stewart · twld ., 1 lhP fir<'hous e. was the top loser with Linda B<'ll) ~ <'W<'II presided at lh<' Fos ter and Betty J . Dill being mP<•IIng whil'h op<'n<'d with . ru nn ers-up. Drema Hudson and pnr vc·r anti rho pledeg r to thp Judy Lee were Jhe top..!Qsers at rt a~ . For roll ca ll me mbers the Tuesday mor nin g class with tl1nHm·n l<'ci on "" 1\pr·li Fool Nancy Manley as r unner-up and pran k. Lora Damewood and Opal Connie Good nlte was the bes t HoiInn g;I\'P thr scc rf'tarv a nd loser at the Mason Class. JoA n ~ t r('~s u ro r ·~ re port s. It wa s" noled Newsome Is lecturer. tha t t·a rcl s h""" bern ordrrcd for sil l<· bv !he mrm b..rs. C:r rds W(•rr s l~ n ecl for srveral sit· k of th<• communit y. Commil - onr of red m s Ps. ·ennclh•s t'H ld an !PI' rf'por ts Wf'l'f' g in'n and .E;rma .·:•· opc•n Hlbl o·. Pc•<trl 1\ !'"IIP· <:h"· c·l, ·l antl S<'nwl rP fr rs hm cnr s to •, ppau . I'L'o lrl lhf• lis! of !JttrlnPr .., an·d ckd ic;t ll'd fh{' St.'l'\' kt• 10 •' fll(•m . Tlw :!:\rd !'slam \\ ""' rf'prall'(l IJ~· Vlorc rH 'I' Hl ('harcl -.:, thosl' n;HnPd and lni'.y NrwP II , Honni~ · l.iliH il'rS. Cl ara ronro~· . Ethr·l Or r . ClPo Smit h. and C'laric •(' ,\ liPn • :rn<l Mrs . Powell h:rn S<Tiplur• ·· • •• nur lng I !11• llll't •I ing .:1 con I ri IHI lion w:ts nwdl' fol' lht • IJf'Tl\'(•r .lt' Wbh ll os pitallwrl l mlmnlll' nl. A <' :JI'rl v·a slg nC'c1 for t 'n t hPI'inc• • abs~·nrP o ( l.on•tta Til'mt'.\ '('1, •. • • :; . ••. Wrl sh. and Mrs. Davis in lht• • • • .. ' • •• •' .•.•' •• •' •' •• •' •' •• •..: :: ••,•• -••' ." ~ Ji ;.: .... . chlldn•n and youth ch<t lr nr;m. ltiVEU\'IE\\' CUJil .loJh n l{ !re. Meigs Coun l,. ExIPnsion agent. pr·r s(•ll iNI a program on lawn r arr al a rCC'l'nl nwP.t ing or I h(' Ri\'('l'v h•w Ga rdrn Club lwid at t11e homr of Mrs . [}(ln\'t'r WdX' t' in his ta lk. Rkf' g;rve Informa• l ion on flu· us<' of flmr and fertll lzrr on lawns. He also • commrnted on rominon dl sC'asc of landscape pla nts and fun~l ­ ' c ldes.that rantx·u scd for cont rol • ~~ and In conclusion had a questio n ' and answer period on plan t care. ,· Mrs. Paul Thomas und Mrs. Donald Putman were co· :.. :.. hostesses for the meeting con:.. dueled by Mrs. Okey Connolly. ~ president. Devotions were given by Mrs. Thomas·' Spencer . For '• roll call members a nswered with I r a . favorite poem. Plans wPre . ,: made to tour the Ha rrls Farm '· a nd for a dinner at Ravenswood • •• on April 30 . :· ..."' ,\n P:\(' hangt 1 of ~f'£'fl ~ :1nd sl ip~ frorn l hl usrplant~ wa s a fr aturc of ltH· rrePnt mf'l 'l in g of 1hP RasP Ci;rrdo•n t'l ub hrlrl nt thr hom<' of 3qq W. Main "formo~y Mod1tn S.fiPiy" PH. 992·2164 T1rt Store with "All Klodt of Stuff" ,, ~ IF YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE PEOPLE ~ WHO MAKE NASHVILLE MUSIC CITY ••• Honor rolls I By BOB HOEFLICH talning new hours on Aprll20. On Sentinel SlaU.Wriler that date, the office willlx> .open It doesn't seem pu'>>Iult from 8 a.m . to 1 p.m:. Mondays Rollin and Marthrough Fridays. . . garetha Wolfe will Nellie Parker reports that lhe observing Ath~ns District United Methodist 50th weddi ng anWomen - of which Meigs is a niversary in Copart - are sponsoring their lumb u s spring retreat at Camp OtterSatlll'day. bein, Logan, May J-2. ' The Wolfes were Minersville Rev. Frank Rowe, Athens . residents· for many . years and Dis trlci superintendent, will lead moved to Columbus in 1969. the program on the topic, ··To Rollin ha s ret ired from his Know God" and Jane Bowman . e mplo yme nt with American district coordina tor for Christian Aggregates. personhood, will handle Rollin and Margaret ha are in arrangement s. for a s urprise Sa turday . Six of Loc.al Un ited MPth od is t ·'' their S('vrn children a nd their Women'·s ' groups havr all th e· families will stage a pa r ty in particulars . However , registra · • their honor at the hon'l.-ofDebbie lion wi ll be between 4 and 5 p.m. Miller, one of the children. The on May l. seventh who won't be able to get 10 the party Is Harold who lives in Mountain State College al 1\rlzona. , Parkersburg ha s a nn ounced its So for an anniversary present honor roll for the wint er quart er. the children a re sendi ng Rollin Named to rhe roll from our and Margarrtha, by plane, on a area were Melissa Primmer. vacallon to Arizona. Inciden- Dexter, studying hlglwr account · tally, thP ch ildren ~re Ca thy ing, and Wendy Harbour , New Erwin who now lives in Indiana ; Hav en, alsostud)•in garcounting Fred of Rutland; Debbie ,Miller, in Columbus: ,Jimmy of MilwauDo n Seevers. former pastor at kee: John of ihe Te~as Road in the Pomeroy Church of Ch rist. Meigs Count,-: Pauline Reu ter of will be evangelist for a preMiddleport and of course, Ha rold · Eas ter revival lx> ing held at lhr i n Arizona. East At hens Church of Christ You might wan t to send along-a brginning Wed nesday ana ron · •' card :... and at thi s point it will tinuing through Satut'dav . 1\pril have to b<' belated - to Rollin and 18. Services will be held at i raeh Margaretha . The address Is 1>17 rvening and M ei gs C'ounti ans arP Sou th Hague Ave.-A. Col um- invited to drive ove r to atte nd. ·bus. Ohio 4:1204. Did you know th at Mr. and Mrs. Seevers h"'•e lour sons . a ll The Middlepor t Recreation of whom are minist ers. Don is in Commission will stage a giant his ninth y£"a r "of SC'rViC'P at 1hr yard .s alr at the Middleport Park BPIpre Church of Christ . on May 2 a nd 3 and Is invit ing not only Mlddleporr residents but Cot thP ineomr tax rPport out -of-towners to take part. fini shed yet? The sale will sta rt at 9 a.m. Perhaps, you nerd to know rhat both days and what wit h the thP Internal Revrnur Service is popularity of yard sales, it should extending hours for its t.o ll frrr go we lL The cost to participate is IPIPphonr sNvire for thi s weeSo a spot a nd you can get logged krnd , lh <' las t onr be for <' the 1\pril In by calling Brian Condr at . • 992-lillOO or 992-711 4, or .John Hood 15 filing deadline>. You ran call 1-801H74-1040 on •' at 992-,168. Saturday and Sunday from Ito:. The commission members say p.m. free of eharge to. gct help. that It's going to be " the biggpsl no have your forms and all of th ~ yard sa ir i"n the wor ld " . Well- pertinent in formal ion handy maybe the seco nd biggest. whr n you make tha t calL Lot sa luck .. ..and do keep · And I do want to alert you that smiling. the Syracuse-Racine Regiona l Sewer Distril'l will start main- ' 't •• Bradhury Scllool Th(' fou rt h six wrrks· fiWadtng Pf'l'iod llonur rol l lit thr Br adbury ~hool ha s bN>n announ c('(!, Muklnp: n ~radl' orB m· a hove In all thf'l r subj('('t s to lx• naml'CIIOiht·r oll Wl'f(' : Flfth Grade: HPolher Burch, Jpnnlft•r Fink, Da wn Hot•kmun . B r ian Prnhorw()()(1 , " AnH R!ffl(\ D" nlrl!f' SCQII. Malt Sh•wurt. • 8hdh Gr,aldto: Al;lb~• Blak J:>, P.,J. ~ hnd · Wt'll, L,ln dn Chn pm nn , Wf' nd y Clark. Ja y Crt.•mt '•1ns , H!•u thpr Fram•how lu k. Lor i Kl'lly. Adam 1.!11 h'. Ti n ~;~ Sm!l h, l< vlill SNlcrs. Thf' Mf' l_as rou n1 y D!lir·y -I·H Club mrt on 24th al lhP Cn unl ~ Exu•nslnn 0Hil'P with nim• ml•rnbt'r!l a nd thrN ' T tw Chosf'n F'Pw 4-H C'luh mC't fln FC'bru arv :!Mih :1 1 lhC' homt• of Ruym ond Donohu~ . Fl vC' mr mbt'rs IA'f 'l'r In alll ' ntl ilnl'<i Thr ~roup dPC'I dC'd nn a n:tml' for thr , F'f'hruar~· ad visors In allf'ndun rt'. Mr mbrrs tlis· c·ussf'd club and d\ sf·us~ f'f l ~ru] PC' IS aval\ablr. R(lcrr11tlo n was lf'd by Kc nda OonohU('.:l~~~ lncludl-d "CatrJ;!or\rr;" ancl "ThumpN . A 1th(• nr~t mrf'lln~ offt rrr s wtll br f'lpt•tf'd <lftd prOI('<'IS SC'Irc!Nl. l udgln~ fur Hoa rd 's Dulr~· mun Con11•st , bu ylne 11 cn m rr!l ronhretull. anct pmj N'IS and rulrs. orrkrr ~ Wl'l'f' l'h'l.'lt•d U.'i follows: Pn·s icknl. Mlkr Pa rkf'r: VIer PrPs ld c>nt , .h• tT~' ~rr;lfh : ~c rrl :u · ~· .. !1111'aytm·: Tt'Nt."urrr. 'I i ' ' ' ' ! Oa vl cl SmiTh : Nf'v:s Rrporlf't'. Rrf'nt Rnsf': Hral! h Offit•c r. •Jdf RosP: Sufpty Offkt•r. Chut'k Parkrr: ;.nd RPtn··nlnn (.('adl'l". .Joe Parkf'r. R rfrrqhmC'nt ~ wrrr• !1-f' n 'r jl hv lhf' Purkf•r fam ll.\'. Rn •nl RnsP. Rrpnrll'r Thr M4'1,ii:s fo unt~· Shrphf'rd.~ 4-H Club mr1 on Man·h 2.1111 thr Co un t~· E~lrnsl on offlrt• with riPvPn mC'mbt'rs ;.~nd tw o ad\•lsors In atlrndanrr. Thf• ~roup hrld PI('( :ton or o ff iCf'f!' . d fS ('USS('(i plan .~ for t hr vl'ar. a nd nlso dlsr ussf'd rulrs u~ cl I'PjlUlatlons. Mtn'c· h 17 a1 ll'!f' S:tllsbun• EIPmf'nlar\' ~·hoo l. Flfll't'n mt'mbt· r~ ariri lwo ad \' l!'nr'!' W('J'f' In ai!C'ndancf'. Nf'w mt•mbt•r!l. wrn· wc·l comrd t o lhr du b and advl!l.OI'!" llobhl Puut('y t~nd .Ja n Hll~ · n r~: C'Xploln('(1 4·H I n 1hr mrmbrrs. H1•ulhrr Paulf•v was l'lr ctf'd al'l !hr dulJ '!> thr Ex trnslon OffiN'. At this tlml' thP ~roup will prartir'r on sP!f'Ciion of markrl l:tmhs and work on thrlr projrcl book!' • Mindy Sprnr<'r, Rrpor ll'l' rf\pi'('Sl'nlallvr On 1h(l 4·H Comm lti N'. ,".. ,," Jlowtl' $/,.op 784 NORTH SECOND MIODLPOII EXHORTATIO~ -A luur-mt•mhcr ensemble, Exhortation; from K~nhl<'ky Cllrislian College, will ht• presenling a program"' 7 p.m. Sunday at tlw Middit•porl Chu rch of Christ. The group is ~"'" RGC honors list is announced The Office of Records ha s relca srcl Rio Grande Coll ege and Comm unity Col legr's WlntPr Quar ter 1986-87 honor r•ol\ . To ac hieve honor roll s tatu s. stu dPnt s mu st earn a 3.7.i g-rade point ave r·agr ion a 4.00 scale I during the quarte r. The following student s from Meigs Co unt y were listed: Ri chard D. Ash: Paula J. Chanct>y, .Jimm)· and 1\ ngrl f{uc·ker of birth · READ iJohnson 14K GOLD ' ADD·A·BEAD GOLD & STERLING · SILVER ADD-A-BEADS AND CHAINS ·.- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - ONLY Music City News Is the magazine for country music fans. Each month, Music City News takes the most ln-cHpth interviews, . the best photographs and the very latest news about country music puts them right 'in your mailbox. and llfJSICCif'I'NEWSISTHEONLI'IIAGAZINE111ATHASTWOAWAIID.S SHOWSANDfHDEABETIIEONLI'FAJV.VOlEDCOUNJRI'AWARDS. - 30°/o OFF IF YOO'IE A FAN OF COUNTRY JIJSIC, YOU'LL WANT TO READ MUSIC CD'Y NEWS. • •··••••···········•···········••••••••••-••ID~CIIE~ft·•••••••••••••••····--·-··•• . Y.. lwrtto IUbldt to llullc C1Y lllwt, Alftillcrt'a 11wo111t CIOII1Iry n1U11c l!"''licltion. 0 1 ,_ • $1UO CllqeiD lilY 0 iliiiiiiCircl ar 0 YIIIICCOIA 0 z,....I2UJ -..No. - - - - - , - - - - - • Ell*llllottO. - - - - - - - - 0 Clleclt or IIIOIIIf Oldw aloud. Wtltw or a <laught<•r . 1\udri<' R0naC' RuckPL born Mar!'h Thr infant w(•lg hed CAR. ~ALUES 1917 Olds · 98 ................... 51295 · 19 81 Citation ................... SJ49 S 4 sp ., A-1 condilion. low mileage. A-1 condition . lJld?. !o!~Pon5t~!.rokee sa 9s 1977 Chevy C-lO ............... ssso Stand . ~i "'"''n ........... - 1974Jord F-100 ................ S550 1982 Datsun ....................... s79 5. 2 dr., lillie rough . Auto., nm s goo d. flat bed . CHEAPIES 1976 Chevette ............. ~ ...... S295 19 77 Buick IRuns Good) .............. S29 5 pound s, 14 ou nrrs . ( ;r;mdpe:lrPnls un• .Jim a nd Connit • Hu('kr r . . .., ~·t'' ''"' b lJ::.. n ". l ' ·;~,, ' ·' ' ~~%/ ,\udrit• Rt•nat• Ituckt•r '.1.' 111 I:M ' Rerdsvllle. and Hrlrn BlakP. Rrcdsvill t• anti the late• f:ld<•n Blak e'. Mr.n nd Mrs. Hucker lui\·•· 1::1 son . .lamPs , "1'\'f'n , und a daughtPr, AnJ,:-Pla .lulinP, two. III SI ' U~Sf 'U . April tlud,•on. Rrporlrr Thr Our ~ ttl rrs -'·H Club mr-1 on Murr h 23 al !ht• Paul Grad\' hflmr with lwnnrl\'lsors · and rtw· mr mbPi-1'1 In ai!Pndanrf'. 0HIC"PI'Ii WNC' f'l('("!('(l ;.~s IOIIOWfil Pn•s J(\f'nl . ~ I ('Y<' Gt•.;td,\ ·: Vlrt• Pri•Siclt.•nl. Chris F:\'tln:-;: SN;t'Pitlrv. Mlr htu•t Hurrl· I'IOn: Trf'tt ~ un•r . C h:ul ·WI !-u•; J1pt•rrallnn l.f'itciN,ttncl tl f'u llh and Sah•l.v C'hnlrm un. 1\(' \'ln ( il'dr! y ; :md NC'ws Rc•porti'l'. T ndd Han'\!'on R rl r Ps hml 'nl .'l Wl"rr SPI'V('(I hv Tncld nnd Midmr-1 fl ur rlson . Tlu• n1•xt mN·tlnJ:: Of lhf• c·lub " Ill hf' nn A pril Jl ;tt 1h<• <:nul~· hom(•. Pn J ]C't ' l ~ fOt' I hi' Vl'al' \o\ '111 tw !'l'lt•('lt'CI a r thl ,;; rlmt• · · Tmld Hn r rl ~fl n , lll'pnriP r R<'II'C'shm f'nl s wrn· sc·n·rct b ~· Mr,.. P;IUiry . Thr next mN'IInl!: or l h<' C'lub wl11 bf' hf'lrl un March ~t h al lht• srhool. AI lhl!' limP m :~· yffl~rrs w\1~ Dr rloclf'd and projrds Tht ' AIIl'i' il l . l \' l'~ t oc k ll ub m1 •1nn M:tt'c·h l !i ,1 1 Th f' hf•mf' o! ilf'tl and I{OSP f<ll'l' . Filll 'l 'n m PmhP n. anc•n!INI. Offll'rn; W!'rc • Pll'<'l t't l, Sll'f'!' prujl'd m1 • mbt • r~ tJI ~, ·us~ro lht · J,:!rnwth or lhrh m.trkrl st('( •r s anrl a ~ ~ · n rru l dl!'tU.'>lS ion w a .~ hr ld on lhr IN't"lin ~ an11 cat'l' nl thP unlm:tls. On April 11 th1· rul lll' pmjPrl mPmhrt·s will mt't'! ul l)u• tHJmcof I ,t' t' Ann Rt•lllnl'lun. On April :!l:l at 1;011 p.m. th r ·"'"·tnl' proJrd m rml.)('r.~ will mt1'1at Tuprwrs Pl ain!' to un 10 purrhns1• projN'I :mtm:t1 o; . C'hr!sl lnr S(•hull l , Bqmrlrt· liPvo- -~~~;r;rct;<~·r;li;ng~~~i~ps~I~H~'t~r~g~iv:•:·n~b~y~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~ SPRING US'ED ' Long Bot 1om arr unnuum•ln g llw I• 4U-OU9 Nancy K Clrcl.-; Carl M. Cline. Sharon R. Edmonds. Jcffre)' L. t't elds, Gloria K. Gardnrr. Ken · neth S. Grueser. Li sa M. Henderson, Daria l.. Kennedy: Charlotte M. Lyons, Hva n B. Mahr: Jane L. · Manuei. Judith C. McCarthy. Shirley A. McDonald. Nanry L. Morrissey: Mar·y E. O'Brien. Patricia I. Pauley, Brend a S. Russell: Ca rol A. Smith, Linda V. Smith . Tenle A. Starcher, and Kar·en L. Werry. Rucker birth .,. 3110 Znd An . <:lllllposod .ol, Ito r. ,J,fn(•t ;\ndt•rson, Usa Goldt•n, ,Jenny Km~ hler and nanny Hamn1, and lf!•<t<Wnll)' travels throngh lh<• art•n to rvlrr •~st•nl Ihe t•u li<'K''· Tht• Jlllhllc is lnvllt•d lu Ill<' Sunday "''' nhr ~ · program. 1\ Jayett0 shower honor ing Strwart. Ramona .lohlan . Edana Pennv Burg£' held at her home in .Whltfington, Ta mmy BusselL Middleport recently was hos ted Sha ron Rudolph. Penn.v Hysell. b\· Susir Slrwart . Br0nda F >'an~es, Lisa and Susi<' Man ic)·. Rar nelt e. Sh0r-rl a nd Jull<' Sue Ray, Selby and C;rthy ManH.vs0IL IC'y and Erie.a, and Tiffan.v :\n iCl' erf'am CilkC \'I'USSC'I'Vt'd Manley . to rhe gurs rs. Charla Burge. Sendin~ gift s we rP \ oroi)·n Ros m1a r)· ll ysPII , Mlldrrcl and Burg~ . Louanna Hu s~f' ll. l.unu B4'1t y Burge. .lud y a nd Jamin Clark, Hu th f3os"srr.l.uri li<' Kin g. Ril l')·. GC'ra ldin<' HaneL KPIIy and BPII)' \Vise. Mr!-.. C ra t'(' St o ut . prrs iclrnt M<tr.\· ,);11\f' CoP bPI PHONE 9112· 3533 ' ,, lAyette .rhott.,'er given /or tlJoman !. GUARANTEE AAA membtrs ger up to 1200 if stranded away from home due 10 accidenr or breakdown . for More Dmils On IIAA Membtrships Call Us Today! ' JtiJJlep~,.t Thf' Rld~f' Ct'ilt rrs 4·H Club m f'l on Rrfrl'shmt•nl s wPn• s';rvNI b~ · M i nd~· SpPnrrr and Amity Dixon . Thr- nrxl m<'t'linR of thP club will b£> on Apt' ll At h ut TRIP · IJH rlu.ow!IO: Ton~·a Hudn all, Chrl!l Lan e. · ---4-H news reports--- I'I It Pays To Belong ... dl sc·uss('ct 1)\;m s fur Fa sll'l' I'P· • lions w.. lng ..,niplu rP from Mall . nwmlnanrrs for tlln·~· local ~ :\a nd "l'\'C'.l'a l rradi ngs. \'('rei;~ c•hi l d!'l' n · willl r~ !Jir : 1t or .\ ' Stmll hacllhf' progru m on hang. di ~ Pi.I !"('S . i n g g. 1rd~· n pian r s, and 1ime l ~· A11 nua I rt•port form sp. l'la w1 •rp d\stribuf<•d b.v Mrs . l\n;•p ns \,rrrr finali t.Pd for tllf' a nm1al dinnpr: to be h<'lti 1\;>rll :111 at Tr iJllt .' · Clru rch. li p.m . with 1-i<' lt •n P<•op!PS. c hap('utl dC'par lt•nwn· tal. a nd S<'\Wal of her off icr r' to · f1Jf:S1'UI..f.AI>JES i'l ans for pur·t·ha sing tlnd pres <·n tin g plaquPs to C' hl'strr fire - •' •' ... 25 S.R. HEAVY IIIIEED CHKKS VPrSI' ot t ht• month was rPa d by Mrs. Pu tm an . Rrfrcshmen ts .::;:;. April :!0 at lht> Sportsman in ;-:; Athens with thP cocktail hour lu ;~· be at6: :ma nd the dinner at 7 p.ri1. •r HPservatlon sa rPtobrmad0 wilh thr soclu l c h airmt~n . •' • ;~: •;Jillf'l' A. Nil F'UU'J'Y ~; 1\ m••morlal s.•rv icP for dt•• Pl'ased mPmbNs hi ghllghl<•cl tlw ;. Monday ni ght llH'<'I ing of MPigs , Cou nt y Sa lon 7111. Eig ht tH](J •: Fort >·. h<' ld at tlw horn•· of 1\·a· ;.. PowelL :~ Mrs. PowelL r.,umonioor . ii S · r: s!slcd b~· .tulia Hysl'll. dwpPtlU :; prc•mlrre. ;rnd VNia Davis. c'hil : peau druxienw. eo ntlu ct<'tl till' rrwm or l;il SN\'i''" b<'fore " tablr ;. rovcrrd with ti whit<' duth anti •• ho lding a "'"''of wh il<· fl owrr s. '• Biggs. a II Pndpd a Da ughters of America district rally Saturday at the Holl enden Hotel in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. La rry Clela nd returnrct Monday from Fort Riley, Kansas .Mrs. Cleland had been there with her daughter and son-in -law, Mary and Leonard Myers for several weeks. A son was born to th<;> Myers on March 24 . Don't MISS our big ~"!12! :: XI GAMM,\ MIJ : ' 1\ movit' a nd plzz" part y In :J:::Ga l lipo li s •• Nicholas Lisle REqATTA WINNEII Gary Lee Acree of Middleport, was lht• winm•r In the sewn-year-old category in the <:uhscout r egatta derhy at the Middleport Fire St;~lio n . Scouts jlushNI their vessels along u 10-loot trough hy "-·blowing on the sails . Acr<•c feuled in four heals. II<• is pictured with his trophy and hoal. The Daily Sentinei- Page-7 What a big surprise... Friday, April 10, 1987 JP1m11 .11 .. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Beat of the bend Page-6 .• 1987 C'- ;. , ,• ., ' .:• i • 1 1 • ~ 1 .Jeremy Johnson, son of Mr . and Mrs. David Johnson, Middle· port, celebrated his eighth birth· day recently wit h a part y. · His aunt, Jill Joh nsn, Mason, made l'he rake lor the partv. Games were playro wit h prlzPs !(Oin g to .Jennifer Schaefer, Amlx>r Biarkwell, Scott.lohnson and J.R. Blackwrll who also won tht• door prize. Each child rc· celved a trl'at bag. · Others attending and prf'Sentin~ gift s to Jeremy were his maternal grandmothit Mamie Stepnens1in. his pater al grandmother, Evelyn .Johnson, Jill Johnson, Freda Henderson, Cherie ~ and Benjamin, Chris Schaefer, Jennifer. M8.ndy, .Jo· shua and Marla , Nancy· and Harold Whltteklnd, Shawn a nd Qa nlei, Shari and Steve Blaekwell, Arlca,Aja a nd J .R., Tiffany a nd Karl Miller, Barbara Colmer, Hyllla Eblin, his parents, and sister, Klmlx>rly. . Sending gtfts were his aunt and uncle. Jimmy and Alberta Snider and · Donnie. · Peggy and Donnie Jr. Johnson, Jerry Colmer. "If you thlak you ea11't get It, maybe you haven't heard about Graded Bt~teflt Whole Life." Millions of Americans over age 40 are unable to 'buy additional life insurance at standard ratea because of 110me health condition . Are you in that category? If not, you probably have a friend or relative who is. Now, you may qualify for the supplemental protection you need. . A special plan from American ·General Life and Accident called Graded Benefit Whole Life is now available to meet this critical need. The plan offers coverage of up to $16,000 with no physical exam and ~o health questions aske.d on the applicatron . Find out more about Graded Benefit Whole Life by .contacting your American General Life and Accident agent. .ROCKY . . R. HUPP Americ'n General Ufe & Accident Ins. Co. '· o.... 119 143·5326 NO OPEN 6:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. BREAKFAST ~ SPECIAL OAILV. DINNER SPECIALS IMon•• fri.l 2 EGGS BACON/HAM or SAUSAGE HOME FRIES INCLUDES: MEAT 'POTATOES VEGETABLE $275 $300 J "oUR FULL MENU INCLUDES STEAKS SANDWICHES LUNCH SPECIALS SALAD BAR OUR SPECIALTY PASTRAMI .on RYE FAMILY PRICES GROUPS WELCOME . CARRY OUTS AVAILABLE ON ALL ITEMS CHEFS LENNY. VAN MUER • RON RAYMOND �~he t'age-d- ,- u - J uauy :,emtnel u Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio t"nctay, Aprtl 10, ll:f~ I u wctw Friday. April 10,1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Oh10 Eblin birthday Interested Businesses Listed On This " MEIGS nRE \ \ CENTER, INC. Ray Roggs St Rl Ph 915-4100 Che"er MIDDlfPORT BOOK STORE Church & Ofloce Supplies GIFTS H Moll 51 Middleport \ a i Jolin F Fultz. Mgr Ph m 2101 SWISHER &UJHSE ~~ Counh 11 OldP11t Florut 362 EAST MAIN POMEROY OHIO 46769 614/ 992· 2644 Homeltte Saws Rawlings-Coats-Blower FUNERAL HOME 264 S. 2nd, Middleport 992-5141 ' (row's Family Restaurant "F"II'I"' l<ullll!g Fmd c•lden" . St., Pomeroy 992-5432 TRINffY rliUflfli lll'v W II fl'n In Drhhh l kll k Sundav Sr hnol Supr rhurrh ~hool II l~ 1 rn Wnr s hip~ n II" lll lO i.l m ( hoiJ 11 hr aJ'!-111 ThL"S~:IJ\ " ¥l p m umkr tU rn !! n f Lolo; flwr pa ~ ln POMF.HOY CliCRrll OF I HI NAZA Rfl'ri'F: (rri"M'I lnlrn md 1\t.rlb:m Hl'l. Thomu~ Glr11 Mt ( l un~ pa ~lr r ~111m n 1-.. ~ 1rrv S ~ Supt 1110rning~Ao1 !\hlp p:m Suml n Sc hr11 I 11 •1 1m 11111 rm l'\l'llln cs L,,1 c(' h mltlv.('('k~nln Wt'llnt~l • v MJlm GRAO EPL'iWPN Cf!UI1f11 I~ F. 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IJIStnt l l nc~t ~ 1.11 Sopt Sunclm St hoo\ 1 ~ fl11 rn 1• { u hln ~ M 1 vk'f"' tlrst Jnclthlr rl!-tlurlt v t o l1rMin~~nd v ~hnnl Vt)lllh nu~ 1 ng 7 ll p m 1 Vf'rv Sun (~\ GRAHAM UN Ill IJ ME1 HODIST PrNtrhlnR !t Ul 1 m tlrf>t md stt nnd Su n diY!I. of <' H h munth lhl 1tl < Hll fuurttl Sun dAY <'!IIhm o nlh"IH ~ hlp sP J\I rt~ m tl• \Up W<'dnf'sdnv f'H' nln ~s tt 7 10 p rn PIIIVI r 111d Bthl f' Studv SEVEN1H DA' AD\ E:N II SI Mulb c-rrv Hf'l~hts 11und Pornt uv I 11 0 \ Brurh Pastor Sul>lwth S< h lOI supr1 t I nd('nl Hhond 1 MII kin Subh tt h SchOt I ~fitlns tl 2p m nnStlurdiV\\tllt"Oiitihlp ~rV\('(' rotlr\.... ln ~ I I l l F\ I !Vflnt .... rt O<lmo •' RUTI AND FIHS f ll\PTIS1 C!I URCii - ~ls l tl Ha1 rlrtt Wt 1nr1 Supt Sundtv *hOOt Q :lll 1 m M11rntn~ Wot ship HI 4~ '"..mPOMEilOY HuUrv FIH ~I RAPII SI m l nl ~ t f'l ~1tu1d \ l v~ton (\t nln~ t\lun~f'lls i \C' s1 JVilr!O 0 p1 ntc1 pul> llt 7 p rit Suntluv ( hu 'f'h Sc hnc1\ 1"1 :U'I I m J.tornltll'! \\ oo:hlp 10 :ll.l 1m ~ FIR~T SOUTHF: IlN BAPriST Pc ''"'roy Plkc E lam r 0 Fh \tnt p llltO! 1f'o( k Nc ('(Is Suntl t\ St hnc I Dh t rto1 Sun «av S(hool !l \(1 • m Mor nlr ~ WoJ.,hlp Ill 4~ N f' n in ,~:t Y. nr ii:h p 7 110 p rn t D!iT l :\0 1EST 1 \\ l't\ntsdn PtU \I'rs.>r '' Iff 700prn r D ~ Tl& 7:11 1PM ~ES Jt 1 M\s!Oion Fril'mls 1 t~PS l t l Rn\AI ~mblt!:!:Bc1or" t I.Ml\ ~ ·~ £'~; fl lltl 1ncl ( ltl s In Ariton rn ~ 1 s n l~r r n WNhu sr l t\ ~ 7 p m 1D~T 1 &R :«lpm I S I 1 luf"srlu ' ~\sllu l lon fi \0 p m ,. FAITH TABFHNA( II C'Ht IUH Ru1 lf'v Run Ro ul Ht \ f rnmt lt U,.,., snn Il ls for Handh v Dunn supt Su 1Cin Srhnnl )()am Sum l l'tt\tnln~ w\ICt 7 :mpm ~ ~ Riblt t f'trhln~.: 7 \0 pIll 1hmsdn '4 S' RAClJSF MISSION llnt t v St S' r)r u!'lf' 84->IV\(tS W 1m Sun it\ F.\C'ninJ! ~f\ ic f'S !'lu ndll\ I lltf \\ 1'1,\ nt ~ ~~ \1 I 7 !)(} p •1 m MIDOLEPOI! I CII UH\ 11 Of { HRIST IN CHRISTIAN UN ION R<' Kollh~ blln Qtslor Sunda' Schot)l ~ lO 1 m \Vult fia\mun SU i>t Mt) tnin~\\(J I~ hlp HJ 101 m Su ndl\ tH'nln~ ~tr,ln 7 10 p n Wrdnrsd 1\ P1 nf"r Mf'rtln~ 7 10 p m • MT MORIA H CliURC'H OF I OD f\~trlnt Rl \ Jllnlf's ~ 1 It 1 fultl p tst 01 r.rH m m \\lilian s Supt ~ und n Sch(lo\ 9.:.&!\ u m Sumll \ md \o\f (lnt !'l f\1\ t\tll In~ st n lus i r> m • MIDDl EPOR1 rJR<1 BIIPTIS1 m nf't Sl:o; lh and P tin f'! E ~rl Edf'n P ts r Rob Par kt r S S Supt (' tlh\ RI~J!:s ssl Sup\ Suml" Srhot 1 9 15 ' m Wor nln~ Worship tf) 11 1m Sund1n lvrnln~ St I VIC{ 7 p m Pr IH I nl('t li n~ Jld Blblf' Stud\ Wt'(tm sd 1\ 1\I nln j;.1 7 p r.p . Chlldn:n s thoh pr H'tlC'I \Vrdnrs ~v 7 p.m Adult 1 hoi! pt ttllt r \\ t'll ~ p.m Radio pr o~ ram \\ MPO Sunda\ ~ .. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH or CHRIST tt::\Oum ,.h anrl Main AI Houlsoo mlnl!llf'r Mlkf' Cf.rla<'h Sunday Sc hool Sup<>rlnlt ndf'nt '!Ubi£' School9 lOam Morn In ~ \\ orshlp )(I 30 a m Evf'nlnJ: Worship 7 00 p m ~Mnrsda\ 1 00 p m Prayrr mN'tln ~ MIDDLEPORT CHURCH or THE NA &i\RENE PASTOR Fr('d Pf'ntlorwood 1111 Whiff' Sund 1~ School Sup! Sundu\ lrhool9 30 a m MornlnJ: Worship 10 4~ .. m EvanRrltstlc m('('t\nl( 7 00 p m Wf'dnesday 1 00 p m Praver mPI.'IInl{. ~ tNlJ'EI) PRJ!SBYTERIAN MINISTRY >f' OF MEIGS COUNTY "" Bell Cttarl8 Talbe&t ~_HARRISOf'IVILLE PRESBYTERIAN t:.HURCH - Sunda} Worship SE-rvl<'f1 !tOO a m Church School lO 15 am ' MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School 9 a m Church servl«' lO 15& m , SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY • • Second Pomeroy 2Ht S l'2 ms many no longer leave room tor life lS - Joseph R S1zoo m ' I o Complete Automot1ve serv1ce LOCUS! P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Na:::::::u:~; 804 W Marn 992 23).11 Pomeroy Co ~· J Brown's Are & •nd Equl'pment S•les Serv1ce EWS & SONS SOHIO Rutland, Ohoo 4S77S J wm Brll Brown Owner Phone (614) 742 2777 & Beech 992 9921 Pometog Flow11 Shop flOWIIS FOR IYIIY OCUIION (6141992-2039 or (6141992·5721 214 E Matn 992 5130 Pomeroy 106 lutternut An., Panwray, Dh. WAID CROSS SONS SlORE 'When t1me for taxes comes around, Though earthly nches may abound, Rac10e 949 'ZSSO $,. g,.," veferanS However II may be employed, It cause d th elf hea lth t 0 be d esI royed • CHAPMAN SHOES MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN , IN CHRIST CHURCH Local€<! I~ Texas Communl!y oil Cl Rr 82 Rev Robert Qantg Instead of the pmk Sanders paslor Mt Holler lay leader 10 104 E. MAIN ST., POMER01 Ed Roush Sunday School Su pt Sund ay y, House Of Worship Will Profess School 9 30 a m morolng wors hip and 11 S E Momortal Dr. Pomeroy 992·2815 OUr Children S Church 10 30 a m t'Venlng 04 That checkbooks garnered to excess preaching service llrsl lhrO<' Sundays .._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. 7 30 p m Special dtt vice fourth Sunday -• evening 1 30 p m WEdn esday Prayer Can never buy you happmess Meeting Bible Study and Youth Fellow Sunday School 9 30 a m Second and fourth Sund ays worship S('n let;> at 2 30 p With any kind Of ink sh~HZ,:C~ "i>F GOD or PROPHECY m MT MORIAH BAPTIST Fourth and So learn that you II be more ahead, L_~·~·~"" on o J Wh ile Road of Highway Henson pastor Sunday Schoo110 Main St MiddiPport Rev Gilbert Craig En)oymg Si mple thmgs mstead, all ages J unior Church ll Jr pas1or Mrs Ervin BaumgardnE'r ~ und 1y St hool 10 am .,., orship 11 am Adult !Sund ay Sthool Sup! Sunda} Schooi9 30 a m Worship SPrv!ce 10 41 a m II 15 am For as a famous song once said p m Sunday Young Peo SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRI ST"' OF GOD Pastor Church a nd Adult Bible c n ·u~•- n It's later than you thmk' "1 30 P m 1o oo a m -Joseph B Hoskins evangt>lls Sunday Mnrnio1, y;.~;sh'I~'1( ,Jil ! mChll CHAPEL 570 Gran! Blbll" Stu dv 9 a m Worship 10 a m Sun Pvenln~ Sf'rvice 6 p m Wt'dnE'sday drl'n o; am E\f'ni n ~ - Glona Nowak Middleport Affi liated with SouthE"fn day ~nIt f 7 00 p m Wrd 6 p m La BapHst Convention Da\ ld Bryan Sr Ml pventng scr\ lee 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Racine dlf's Auxllt trv Wl'<lm"!oid 1y 7 p m nislrr Sunday School 10 a m Mornln~ Ri U4 Will iam Hoback pastor. Sundav L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' w o rshit) 11 am Evening worship 7 p m llvH~~~tlpCOMMUNIT): CHURCH Off WE'dnt>sday ev('n\n~ Btblf' study and School 10 am Sunda ~ Pven ing S('rvlce 7 I d Lo Bot T\Jesday 1 30 p.m prayer meetingCHURCH 7 p m OF CHRIST St p m WC'dnesday evc nlnRservlcf' 7 p m Rt 124 :t mll£'s from Port an nJ,: dav at 7 30 p m Men s PrayN Brrakfa~l REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESts BRADFORD CARPENTER BAPTTST Don Cheadlf' , om Edsli H 1rt pastor Sundav School Wl>dnE'Sdav 7 am IGra~l CHRISTOFLATI'ER DAY SAINTS ?ort Rt l2hnd Co Rd 5 MarkSeev~rs mini s Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning !1 :\0 11 m Su ndav mornln~ prrachlng SUTION - Church School 9 30 a m land Racine Road William Roosh pastor ~r Sunday School Sup! Harr\ Hen Supl Worship 10 30 a m Prayf'r S('f\ IC(I alt ern 111 ~0 u m Sundav rvt nlnJ;: srrvlccs 7 30 Morning Worship 10 45 a m first and third Llnda Evans church school director drtcks Sunday Schoo19 30 a m Morntn~ atC' Sundays m Sundavs Fe llowship dlnnt"r wllh Carmf'l Ch h h 19 30 M 1 hi THE CHURCH or JESUS CHRIST I' MIDDI EPORT F REr:>WILL BAPTIST lhlrd Thursday 6 30p m tMcGuirf'l urc sc oo am orn ng wors p Worship 10 30 a m Evening worship 7 p 11 "' h 10 30 am Wednesday evening prayer m Wednesday worshlp7 p m FAITH - New Lima Rd 4 CHURCH Co rntr A:-;h and Plum Ra lp KENO CHURCH 0F CHRIST V<rnon servicE'S 7 30p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH APOSTOLIC ne1Ct to Fort MPI~ s Park Rulland Roberl Cumliff pastor SundavSthool lOOOa m Eldridgr mlnlstrr Oli\f'r~WJ ln Sundav BETHLEHEM BAPTIST R('V Earl Corn~r Sycamorr and Se-cond Sts ?o Ri chards pastor SPr\ let s al 7 p m on MornlnJ.: Worship 11 OOa m WPdnrsday Si:'hool Sup! Prmrhlng fl 30 am C'ach Shu ler pastor Worshlpservlct> 9 30a m merov ThE' RE'v William Mlddl eswart Wf'dnPsdavs and Sumlavs 1nd Sat urday EvC'nln~ Servicrs at 7 :10 P Sundav Sunday Schoo\10 30 a m Bible Study and pastor Sunday School 9 45 a m Church m MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL Third HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION (Thur pray~r servlcf Thursday 7 30 p m service n a m Rl:'\ Clark Bakrr pastor C:1 rl Not man Durham ) pastor Sunday service CARLETON INTER DENOMINATIO N SACRED HEART CHURCH Msgr Avf' t in ~ham Sund tV Sc:hool Sup! Sunda\ MEIGS 9 30 a m ('Ven lng service 1 30 P m AL CHURCH Kln!lsbury Road Rt'v Da Anthony GlannamorE' Ph 992 5898 Satur lfl t m "ilh lias sf'S for ttl agi'S COOPERATIVE PARISH Pray~r meeting Wedneday 7 30 P m vkl Curfman pastor Sunday School 9 30 day Evtnln~ Mass 7 30 p m Sunday Srhoo ~f'n rr ,. 1t fi p m \Vf'(ln rt~dav Bi UNITED ME'l'HODIST CHVRCH BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CHURC H OF am Ralph Carl Sup! Even in~ worship Mass 8 am and JO am ConfPSslons one E\f'nln~ blr ~t ud\ 1t NORTHEAST CLVSTEK CHRIST Jusrph B Hoskin~ pa~lur Bible 7 00 p m Prayer meet in g Wedn esday halt hour beforto f'ach Mass CCD classes dn:t t7:JOpmlfl p m \ ou th s£'rvtc('5 Frl ~v Don Archer Oas!-i 9 30a m Mornlng\\orshlpiO 30a 7 00 p m 1J m Sunday 8 ECCLE'IA FE! LOII;ili!P 12BMIIISJ Re\ Roy Deeter m Evf'n\nJ! Wor:o;hlp 6:10Pm Thursdav LONG BO'ITOM CHRISTIAN Vernon VICTORY BAPTIST 525 N 2nd St Mtdd ('pc rt Brot hrr Chuck M( Pherson Rev Seldon JohnMon Bllll<' Slud\ fi ~~ P m Eldridge pastor Wallace Damewood S MlddiPport JamC's E KeE'SE'(' pastor p ~HT Sunchv S( hoo l 10 a m SundO\ ALFHED- Church School 9 30 am NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUN ITY S Sup! SundaySchoo\9 JOa m Worship Sunday morning worship 10 am Even n~s{ vlcf'.; Jt -p m ancl \\ ('(]nr'S dcl\ \\ or~ hlp II am UM YF'6 30p m UMW CHURCH Suntla\ School Sf'rv ir" 9 4~ a Service 10 30 a m lnt: st>rvtce 7 p m Wtdnrsdav ev~n l n~ rvrn ~ ( 1'\ ]((•.; II 1 p m Third T\ll'!;dav 7 JO p m Comm union m Worship scr\1('{' 10 30 am HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH worsht p7pm VisitallonT!Iursdav6 JOp ANTIQ U!l Y BAP11ST Kf'nnrt h Smith first Sun day (Arch('!'' Evan~llsllc Scrvicf' 7 :JJ P m W€'dnes M\k(' Thompson N~ H1\C'n WV pa!ilor m post Sund n S1 hoot q :Vt am rhurrh CHESTER - Wor!i;hJp 9 am Church dav Pray!lr mcorlln~7 30 P m Thursday Sundav School at 9 10 1m Mornln awor MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH Charles sr n or lf'f' .. !II p m \I u h rdlnv. ship i 30 p Sthoul 10 a m Bthll' St urty Thursday 7p ZION CHURCH'OF CHRIST Pomrrov ship 1t 10 "l 1m Sundavl'vrnlngsf'rvirr Norris pastor Sunday School 10 am R1bh sturi\,....Thu -.clt v 7 30 p m m UMW first Thursdn\ 1 p m Corn Harrlsonv11Je Rd Rob<>rt Purl<'ll mints <~ I 7 lOp m Thu 1srl1\ Sf'l'\ tcf'" at 7 ~ P worship service 11 am Sunday nl~hl mFUJI ( OS PEl l lf,HTHO U'E 'JOto munlon first ~ und I)' 1Arrherr lf'r su~vf' Stanlrv S S Supl Bill McEI m worship service 7 30 p m Midwrek Hll tnd Road Poml't nv Tom Kc llv pas JOPPA - Worship 9 :10 am Church rm A!;st Supt Sundav Schoo19 30 a m FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION ut Bald prayer st'rvlct> Wl!dncsday 7 p m Otnm I ambrrt S S Supt Sund a ~ &hoo l lO :ll am Blhlr Study Wf'dn('Sdav Worship s<'rviN' 10 XI a m Evf'nlng wor Knob lora trd oo Count\ Road 31 RC"\ WESL.EYAN BIBLE HOLINESS tor mor nin~ s1n lc>P 11 Ill m Sun<! IV I'V<'n 7 WI p m ( Johnsflnl ship Sunda y 7P m and Wrdnf'!!rtay, 1P m Luv. rrntf' Glu l'!'rnc•·d mp pastor Rl:'\ CHURCH or Mlddl rporl Inc 75 Pt>arl Sl ln.L! sr1 vlrr 7 10 p m 1 utw.: clav an(! Thurs LONG BOTTOM - Church ~hool 9 :!i1 ST fOHN LUTHERAN CHI tCH Pine ROI!<'f Willford asst pastor Pr£18C'hln~ Rev Ivan MyE'rs pastor Roger Manley dt\Stl\ lt l'S tl 7 '1l p m a m Wors hip 7 p m Blblr Study W('d Grov~ Thf' Rl'\ WOllam M dlt'Swarth ~r 1 viCt"!1.Sunday7 JOpm Prtvf'rm('l't\n~ Sr Sunday School Supt Sund1y School WORD Of FA ITH !H Mill Sr Mlddlr n(l;dav 7 ll p m UMYF Wc>dn~dav pastor Church !K'r~c(l9 30 a m Sunday Wf'dnrsd.1' 7 :lO p m G 1rv Gr\ffllh 9 30 am Morning Worship 10 30 am pori Sunflt\ mmnm .~: sr n lr r 10 1!1 :l m fi 00 p m Communlcm Fh!!l ~und.tv Schoo110 30 a m l£'adf'r Youth j!ri'W.Ips Sund n Nt'nlng at Ev~nlnR: Worship 7 30 p m Wf'dn£'Sda~ \ f'\f'n mJJ 7 Ul 1huT s(l<J ' morning (AI Chf'fl BRADBURY CHURCH OF' CHRIST 6 10 p m \l.llh H o~<'r and VtoiN Wlllfotd ev~nlng Sible study prayer and prals£> Sunrl;.~ Blbl f' ~tudv 111 1 m \\ r't\npo;;d;H rv m lng HEEDSV ILLE - Church Sc-hoo19 Yl a John Wrl~ht p t ~t or !oiundav School9 ~" lf'adt"rs communion s('n. tcr flr~ t 5;undav service 7 30 p m • :«! pm m Worship Sc:>rv JCf' 11 00 1m (Of'C"I('I"~ • m LMry Ha vnc-s S S Supt Mornl n ~ rarh monlh NF W II AVEN CHURC II OF THE NA 1 TUPPER S PlAINS ST PAUL •ooshlp 10 30 m WHITE S CHAPEl\\ ESLE"N LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH 7.AH f;N F Rrv r lf'ttdon St 1oud p tslor Chu rch School \1 a m Worsh p 10 1m R \rlNE CHURCH OF' THE NA?..A CHURCH- C'ooh tllr RD Rf'\ Phillip Rl OF COD- GllbPrt Spc:ancer paslor Sun Sund tVSthnoltt lOt rn Wm ~ hlp s f'rvkr illhlr Stu dy Tu ('!;d~\' 7 30 p m UMW RENE Rc\ Liovd D Grimm Jr past or llrnour p 1stor ~undav School 9 ID n m day School 9 30 am MornlnJI: sNVir{' Jtl ~tr 1m Youth sf'n lcr Sunda v fi 15 p lhtrd luf'Sd 1\ 7 WI p m Communion On 8 ISS Ch •lrma n or lhf' Bourd nf Chris \\ orshlp !K'n IC'C' Ill :\0 a m Bibl<' ~ ; tudy 10 00 a m Sunday evening sf'rvlcr7 OOp m Suncl ' t"'\f'nlncslt\ l< t7 tiOpm Wf'd 1 ~ltst sun d•v IArrhtrl II n LifC" Su nd n School 9 ;lit m Mom tnd 14 0 r,.hlp sN'\ lrr Wf'dnf'Sday 7 P m m Mid 'IH'E'k prayE'r S(ltvlce Wednesday nf':" d t\ Praw•r Mrt tine nd Btblf' St ud~ <ENTKAI CLUSTER p m lng " orshlp 10 :\0 11 m f'\ mgrUstlc srr RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST /flOp m 7 MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rt>v Jami'PI E ( orhiU \ICI 7 00 pm Wrdn PSdtvs('r\ICf' 7p.m Mark Jonl'S past or Rill Nicholson Sun NFAS! S!':"r1 1 EME Nf C~URlH Su n Rn ~hrvt~ Nebrun IlBERT' r HRTSTIAN CHURCH Dc>x cla y School ~upt Sunda\ School9 30 am LawrenCE' Bush pa stor Max Fo!ml.'f Sr dl\ ..tfhlnoon ~1\l(;; J l 2 IJl rttu• sda\ n.ev Mt lvln Fr1111klln tt r Wnud\ r til p tstor Sf'n lu s Sundav Mornin~Wor~hlp tnd Co mmunion 10 30a Supl Sundav School and Mornln~Wors hl p r\rn l n ~sf'n \rp., 1 ~ ll Rtv CltmtnleS Zunlgll Jr 10 r m and 7 p m Wrdnf'Sdav 7 P m m 9 30 a m Sunday evt>ninfi! sf'rvlce 7p m FIR~T BAPT IST f' Hl H( H M1 son \\ Rfv Rohert MuMsmiUl Rt.:TI AND BIBLE ME.'THUDIS1 Amos Youth m eelln~ and Bib!(' Study Wl'dnes Vt P tslot B II Mu tph' Sun(iuvSc hool lO M~Bl RV 1S\1 a c u ~a I - \\ ors hip 11 a m RACINF. FIRST BAPTIST SI('VI' Tlll b po~ tor Sonnv Hud'ion sup! Sun<lav day 7 p m m Sum! \ ( \f11 In ~ i ~~ p m P~a\ f'r Chm ch S< hoo t 9 4~ ll m C hnr ~ r Biblf' Df'IVCII P 1stor Mikr Swlgl'r Sundav School 9 :tf\ t m Mmnln~ Wot!ihlp 10 30 UNITED FA ITH CHURCH Rl 7onPo mi'N In~ 1nd Bib I(' stud\ \\ ('(inC'S eli v "' 10 Studv WN\nt"'clllv 7 ;)() p m UM W fir st School Supt Sund<t v School 9 JO a m ', m Sundav f'Vf'llln ~ sf'rvlcl' 7 00 P m meroy Bv ?ass Rev David Wis!:'man Sr p m I \11\ 0nf' .,., C'ICO!lY' luf'Silav ; U'l !) m C'hoh Hf'llf'nrsal MornlnR" v.orshlp Ill ~0 am Sunday Wrdnrsdav sC"1vlrt 7 p m WMPO pro pastor Melvin Drakt> S S Sup! Sunday RLTI AND FREF ~II I BAPI !Sf S1 W1 dnl'!'!.d '' +> :\11 p m UMW routlh Su n rvl'nln g v. or~~;hlp 7 30 p m Wf'dni.'ScBV gr 1m 9 am l ach Sum.l av SC'hoo\9 30 a m Mornln~ Worship 10 :lO lcm ~~ R1' P.1ul T 1\ IOI p ts tor Sundu\ duv n JO p m 1N( l~ont <Hnlng Blblo sJudv 7 \0 p m RUTLAND CH URCH OF THE NA7.A Evenln~ Worship 7 30 p m Wl'dnesday SI.hoo\1 0 tm Sundl\f'\tntn£i00pm E:NTERPH ISE - Worship 9 (l m BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH RENE Rrv I o" f'll Fnrd pastor Sunday Prayer Service 7 30 p m \\ Nin('!'dav rvf'nt np: pravr1 ml'f't lng 1 00 f Church &~oo \ 111 am Rib\£' Stu(l\ Tut'S Burlintc:ham Ray l.audermllt pa.o;tor. Ro- Srhool q 30 1m Worship suvlrl" 10 30 a FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Railroad pm <ltv 7 30pm UMW F'\1~1 Mondtv 7l) ber1 Cttan as.slstBnt pastoc Sundav School m Young prop!(' ~ Sf'rv!Cl' 6 P m St Mason Sunday School tOam Morn SOUTH HETflEI NF.W TESTAMENT p m UM't F Sunduv fi p m Choir Rf' lfl am worship 7 p m Wl'dneRdav 6 p.m E\ 1ngc listie srrv(C'('6 ~ P m W«<n~dav lnfi! worship 11 am Evenln~ servict' 6 P CHURCit ~ilvf>r RlCI!lt Qu<jn(' SvdC'n tl f'ur~ul 6 30)l m W(dnC!Sdl\ 1rrnnkltn f vouth mE'(II\nll W«:: 7Pm chul'('h srrvlreo; srr\ lc<' i p m m Prayer meeting and Blbl~ Studv Wed ~ t1lrkf'r pu s1or Sunday School 9 1m f' l ATWOODS- Chu1rh SC'hOOI II) a m PINE GROVE ROLINESS CHURCH Y, MASON CHURCH Or CHR IST Miller nesday 7 p m orshlp SC"n tcr 10 1m Sundo v rvrn lnc \\ 01 ~ h l ~l 11 1 nt Bibll Stutiv ThUr!O mllr off Rt 32!'1 Rrv Bt>n J Wall ~ Pll.»lor -s1 Mrt NOO W Va Eutc:mr L COJIR('f ml FOREST RUN BAPTIST RE'v NyiE' \\~ f'rvl c£' 7 00 p m Wf'dnf'Sday nl2hl BltliC' cit\ 7 p m UM' F Sund r\ ti p m Robf'rl ~rnrlMi S s Supt SundaV SC'hool nlstf'r Sundav Blblf' Studv 10 a rn Wor Borden pastor Cornelius Bunch supi l studv 7 no p m f tnnkll nf 9 :\0 am Morning Worship 10 30 a m ship 11 am and 7 p m WC"dne5da \l Bib]{' FOHEST RUN - \\ or.;; hlp 9 a m Sunrla\ f'\<'flln~ Sf'f\ iC'(' 7 30 p m WOO Studv \Oc-..tl muslr 7 p m fhtnch S{ honl \fl \ M ChOil prurt\ ('(' nt sdav Sf'I"VIrf' 7 30 P m LIBERTY ASSEMBL.Y OF GOD Dud 1ur'Sflt\ h 10pm UMW fhs t Tuf'S day Sll VER RUN BAPTlST Bill Liltlr dina 1 anC' Muon W Va J N T~a ckC'r 7 ~~ p m 1N1lsont pastor SIC'\ C' LIIIICI S S Supt Sundav pasto1 Ev(lninR ~rvlcr 7 ll P m Wo II F.AT H t Mlddlf1JOI! l - Chur rh Sc-hool SchoollOf1 m M ornln ~ 14!0rslp ll a m mN't s ~lnlstry Thursday 9 :10 a m q \II am Mm nl nJ.! \\ou hlp 10 1il am Sund IV f'\ rnlng worship 7 30 P m Prayrr W£'dnMday PrayN and Bib](' Study 7 1~ 't oulhGrnup "p m WNinC5rluv Church m(l('tinlil and Blblrslud..,Thursda v 7 10 p pm Chnl1 !l'hrn s tl 7 pm Thut ~ da v HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN m Youth m('('tinll Wrdnesda\ til 7 p.m Pru\' I ~I\ icr ij m I>m Rlblf' SIUdy 7 REJOICING liFE BAPTIST CHURCR CHRISTIAN UNION The Rfv David p m rZu nll{ lf - ~:1 N 2nd Av(' Middleport ~unda y McManis putor sundaySchool9 30a m MINF.:RSVttl E - Worship &-1\ IN' 10 SChool 10 a m ~unda\ l"\cnlnJit 7 00 P m Sunday morntna IE'rvlce u am sun 1rn ChuHhSchuol 1111 m UMW lhird Mid w('(lk sC'rvllf' lr\ro 7 p.m day niAht service 1 Xl Wednesay p-ayt'r \\ t dnt~d tv I p m Choir pr trtiN' Mon LANGSVILLE CHRIS rtAN CHURCH m..11ng 1 .xi P m d '' j 141 p m tN tlson t Easler has a very spec ial meaning for Chrlslla ns Though Dallas Janey SundaySchooi Supl Sunday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Letar1 lE AH! CI IAPI::I - Wm shlp Srnl('{' ther e were debales as to whal day of fhe week Jesus was School 9 30 a m Sunday Mornlnli( Wor W Va Rt 1 Ja mes Lewis pastor Wor 4 IU 1m C'hut ch Srho '' 10 15 1 m ship 10 30 a m Sunday evenl n~Wors htp ship ser"VICE"S 9 30 a m Sunday Sehoolll U ~1\\ &>C'fJncl l uN'da\ 7 ~ ~ pm 1Mu ~s crucified and when resur-rection morning really was how docs 7 30 pm W~ntw~day rvE'nlnlt Prayer a m Evt'n lngworshlp7 30p m Tuesday m tn \ the significance of the historical even! s ho11 m your life? Met'tlng 7 :.:1 p m cona~~:e praver meeting and Bible Study POMERO't -Church St: huoi ~ 1!) a m 9 30 a m Worship service Wednesday As Is usua l in lheChrlsllan community ~hurrhes will be filled W rw ~hl p 10 ll rt fTl C' hnlr r1-hrm s tl SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA 7 30 p m \\( rlnf'Sd:t\ i :\0 p m UMW ~C'C'O nd (some to overflow ) on Easter Sund ay mornin g There seems 10 ZARENE Rov C~onn MrMI!Ian (llsror OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH 1'\tf'S d" 7 10 r m UMl FSund l\ tip m Mn" J~tnl c(' LIHN'tdl:'t Suncla\ School Walnu t and Hf'nr) Sts Ravenswood W be a cfilidhood feachmg fulfilled by many !hal everyone goes lo t l or bill 1 Supt ~undav School 9 :10 a m MornlnJI: Va The Rev George C W eirick pastor c hurc h o n Easter Sunday Young and old illlke se1 !ha l time ROCK SPRlN\.~ - Chur ch ~hool 9 15 .,., crshlp 10 :10 a m F vanl!:f'li!O t It !if'rv ICt' 9J nday SChool 9 30 a m Sunday worship ' m \\ orshlp 1n 1m Blbl l' Stud\ Wl'd 6p m Prav('t and Pral~(''t\codni.'Sdl v 7p. 11 am aside as special But what Is tl that makes Easler spec 1al lo so nf'!olda\ ~ :JI p m lJM' f tSt niOJ SI Sun m Yoolh m<'<11ng 1 p.m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH localE<! on many• d 1\ 5 ll m 1Junl01s1 f'\ (1V ot hl~ Sun EDEN UNITED BREI'HREN IN Pomeroy Pike Counly Road 25 near Flal du\ ., p m 1F't nnkllrH Easter may be speclallo some because oft he bngh!ly colo• cd CHRIST C l.Mllf' Gillilan paslur !'lun woods Rev Blackwood pastor ServiCf'S RU II AND - Chut rh School HI n m or gayly decorated eggs Perhaps 11 s the seasona l good 1cs of <tl\ School 10 00 a m Mornlnl! W orship on Sunday a110 Xl a m and 7 30 p.m with \\ m<.: htp 11 a m UMW !Ev('nln j1 Circlrl 11 Oli a m Sunda' Pvrnln~ stn lt'f' 7 00 P Sunday School9 3() a m Bible Srudy Wed chocolate jelly beans and marshmallow ch icken s thai stand oul "~ N'O nd \\ l:'clnNld '' 7 :ll p m UMW (Ar m Wf'dnesda v £'\PfllnJZ pra H'I sf'f'VI<'l' nesday 7 30 p m tt'lnOOn Chell 1 ~('fO nd lhu rsduv I p m I' oif!Ir many For others It Is a lime fo show olf nc11 spring clolhcs 7 110 p m FAITH FELLO\\SHIP CRUSADE !"'R ~ MU S!'l n\ In) Then again family members travel fo be with loved ones dunng HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Roa CHRIST St Rr 338 Anllqul!y Rev S\1 FM CENT F. R -ChUI<h School~ 15 rr Watson pastor Crmson Prall Sunday Franklin Dtckms pastor Sunda y morn this t ime 1m Wonhip 10 15 p.m tMussm mt School SUp! Morning Worship 9 30 am tng 10 am Sunday evmlng 7 30 p m SNOII VII I E - Wors hip 9 00 a m After Easter m;my go on to what seems to lh~m beller !hlngs Sunday School JO 3(1 am Evmlng !W'r 1luusday e-venlnf! 7 XI p.m rhurch school q 45 am lMussman l , lee 7 30 p m SfiVERSVILLE CQMMUNITY BAP Cburab and Sunday worship take their regula• plare "ay down SOUTHERN CLUSTER M1' UNION BAPTIST Donald Shue TJST CHURCH PaSior Rober! Byers on the list of prlonlles Worldly fun and plea s ures ocrupv Rev Rolf.l' Grac~ pastor Joe ~yre 5\lnday School Supl Sunday School 10 am Worshlp SE"rvlce 11 Rev Pa•l McGulft Sunday flme Sunday School 9 45 am Evening wtr am Sunday evening serviCP 7 30 pm IPPI E CROVE - Ch\ll'<'h School 9 JO ship 6 )) p m Prayt~r Met>tlng 6 30 p.m WednHday f'Yt'nlnlil sE'rvlce 7 30 p m What difference has Easter been? Are our hv es an) dtfferent 1m \\ orship 10 00 am (first and lhlrd Wednesday because of It? As we approach Palm Su nd RV- a celebra t ion of Sund w!ln Blblr study every Sunda\ 7 tJ TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH Of' m UMW Srrond Tu~sday 7 00 p m CHRIST Dave Prfntlce mlnlsll'l' IJtocyl Chrls l's coming to Jerusalem from w he nce he "as to go .to Pra\'f't mcclln~t Wedne-sday 7 p m We-1\.t Supt Church Sdlool 9 a m Wor Golgatha and hang upon a t ree (cross) we oughl 10 s trlv<' to 1Gr ICt:t ship 5erv!Cf 9 ll p m have Easter make a difference tn our lives more of a difference BETHANY - Won.hlp 9 a m Chu rcl\ CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA School tO a m Btblr S1ud) Wfdntsday RENE Rev H~rbert Grate pastor than lor one da y a year It oughl to make II difference all of the 10 a m Dol"('as Womt'n s Ft'llowship f'ronk Riffle sup! Sunday School 9 JO a res! olthe days of our lives That difference ought to show In our \\f'dn£'sday 11 t1 m rMcGutre) m Worsttlp servk'e 11 a m and 7 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRisT AP<E lives In all that we do and say It Is not to be hidden under a bu sh CARMEL - Church School 9 J0 a m &lnday Wt'dnf'ldalJ 7 p.m Pra)'t'r met>t TOLJC - VanZudl and Ward Rd Elder Worship tO45 a m Seccond and Fourt h lng. Jalllft MUior pallor !llnday Sdlool OH' NO' Not s uppressed and put on, public d1spl ay for all to see Sundav!l F~llowshlp dinnE-r wllh SUtton LAUREL CLIFF F'REE METII:>DIST 10 JO a m Wonhlp Senllce Sunday, 1 30 ' 0 magnify the Lord with me third Thursda' 6 XI p.m (McGuire) CHURCH David Bell pu!or Rober! E p m Bible SNd)', Wodn•<lly, 7 30 p.m 'And let us exalt his name together'' EASTLETART-Church SChool9a m POMEROY WESLEY AN !IOU NESS Barlm DIIWlor ol Chrltt&an EducaUon Worship 10 D m S«''nd and rourth Sun Steve Eblin m111an1 Sunday School! 30 Hm1soavute Road Rov Dewey Klnr Psalms 34 3 dm UMW 1irs1 'I'Ue!lday 1 JO p m pallor CIID1011 Faullt SUnday Sdlool 1 m Monatq worshiP • 30 a m , TH'fts Rev Melvin J Franklin, Enterprise, Rock Sprin~ , (Grace\ In Aclkoo, 6p.m EvenllltWorslllp 7 :tllp. !iUP1 Sunday School 9:30 a.m , mom IDa I ETART FALLS - Worship 9 am worship !lam SUlldlyOVftltJHI'VI<t F1atwoodrl UMCs m Wodneodly ""'"'"' pra:yor ood Bible Church & hoot 10 a m (Grace) 5tudy 7 30 p m Choir prac1!Cf Thundoy I 30 p m Pra:yor MfOIIDI Wodn ..dly 7 p.m g 30 p,m MORNINC STAR- Worship 9 ~a m Chu rch School 10 JO a m Bible \!1\ady lli:XTER CHURCH OF CHRIST SYRACUSE I"1RST CHURCH OF GOD ' Thursday 1 JO p m !Rader) Charlos Ru ...u Sr , mllllstor Rid< Ma non Peateco~tal WonldP ..,...,. Sollldly RACINE WESLEYAN - Chureh School combPr IUPI SUnday School 9 JO • m 10 a m Souldly Sdlool ll a m Evt!lllllf worslltp ...,..,. 1 00 p m Wodl-y 10 a m Worshlo lla m UMW low1h Mon Wortlllp I«VI<e 10 30 o m Bible study pra:yor ~ T 00 p.m. Memorial Hospital I I SERMONETIE Does the difference show? r I • Cherter Council meetr A meeli ng of the Dlstncf Deputy Past Cou ncilors Club to meet April 26 at the Redwood Res !auranl Belpre was a n nounced al Tuesday night s meetmg of Ches ter Council 323 Daught ers of Amenra held at Ihe ha ll ' Faye Kttkharl pres ided a! lh<" meetmg wh1c h opened m nluahs ftc form Pauline Ride nour and Qpa l Elchmgcr were 1eported til If was noltd lhaf Letha Y. ood Is • FRIDAY POiiJIIROY - Inslallallon of Mary Shrine 37 of Whl!eShrme of Jerusalum will be Friday 7 30 p m • af fh<' masonic temple Polluck refreshme nt s RACINE - Rev Charles Nor rts of Racine 11 til be the evange list for reviva l services !hrou g h April 12 a! Mf He rmon United Brethren Church In !he Texas Commumfy 7 30 p m spectal s mgmg 80th BffiTHDAY - The 80th birthday of Kenneth Ward, Morgan Center, will he observed with an open house, April 12, 2 to 6 p m at his home His birthday Is Apriil8, and he Is a retired teacher HP Is also known lor ducimer playing In the area It is requested gifts be omitted confined to !he ex te nded care umt of the hospit al Erma Cle land reporled on a ra lly hPid a! Toledo Literary Club has meeting MIS BPIS> Horky 1ev 1ewed I h!' Ha ndma id s Ta l ~ by Mar g:ar!'l AIIIOod when she enl er fmncd Ihe Mtddlepo11 l ll eran Club rerenlly at her home • The author s novel warns !ha l m am d!'SJres fulfilled br ing un wa nlrd !'onsequenres The !heme of surv1val permeates all he1 wn!mgs Th<' novel Is s<:>l m the 1epubhc of Gilead "h<:> r" che mica I 1adta f10n a nd pOisonin g ha V'l'l:le rrea srd !he btrth ra te makmg populailon lh<:> pnmc goal of lh<:> Ne11 Sor•rly I o 1ncrrase frrttl 1! y the govc1 nme nl Ined nc\\ th< ones a nd ' ' ts a horror of a drr.>m rome 1ru<:> There IS no rape formcat1on pornographl V!Oirnrc ordl\ orrc 10 lhrea ten women smrr all sexual behav ior Is complete!\ regulated m akmg sta te pres r nbed popula hon anti erolic Some women are wives mofh e1 s rooks and m aids buf not by chmce and o!hers a re banis hed to work un!ll dealh All wear nun like clot hmg m variou s ro lors wh1ch drnote lheh class On the m a le domina led soc1e11 1n A!wood s novel !here ts 1l c.asle S\ s tem wlfh ro ntrol!n!( rom manders served 10 lhclr homes by handma tde ns dressed In red hcav1 robes wiih a nkl~ laloos Mrs Marvi n Wilson 11 Ill hal~ !he nPXI meelmg 11 lth Mrs S!blev Slack to rev !< w books bv Jra n AuPI Chester Garden meets Nc" olf1< c 1s w~I c c l<rl~d a t ihP rcccnl mrPI mgof Ihe Ches iPI l.a1den Cl ub held ill !he hom< of Clat lrr KrauJicr 1-l<:>rled II!'IC Maulilil Mtller pi ~s 1den1 F.lran01 Kn1gh1 11re prcs ldcnl Mr s K1 aul tcr srrond \IC< president Pa ula M01 a serr~ 1a1 v Ma1dlc M01 a as s lSI ani sN rei il l\ Dm olh\ Ka1 r llca SUiei a nd T\\IIu Rur kl py HSS (sta nt IH'oiSUfC'I Announr< d durmg lhr m<Pimg 11as th e Ieg10nal b<Jard m<cllng 10 be h<ld Sa! u rdav a! 11 «J a m a t !he ChPstc • Unlicd Methodist Church •nd lh<' spnng r<'gtonil l m< cling lo be held Salunldv April !'1 al MrArlhu • Commun 11 v Bu 1ldmg Rei!> l'l<'iln 11111 be lhr gurs l d<' mon s i J~Ior for fhr ~r ftn roon p1ogro;~m Mrs Dean reporl< don projrrJs 1101kshop hPld al lhc forus mcrlmg m \ lh< us Th <' sa le of qu ill lops al lhr S!.ll o ro nv< nllon •n lull .>I Dublin Wd S dl s russ~d a nd 11 wa' nowd !hal 1 arh r luh hils illso bcPn d<krd Jo don,f lc a Ira pol 10 hP us1 d as il rrnl r i p1rrc 101 ro mC'nfton liln<'l Bol m p!PSid rn f of lhP Oh '" Assocw 110 n of r '" 1<l<'n Clubs askrd the rlub 10 obsrnc Na IIOnill ( ,ardcnmg W<rk April 14 21 Ma cri Banon r ha u man " 111 r<:>prrscnt lh<' club In plan I mgs a l ihc ( hesi<I Na1arrnr Snowwoman $ends ex-nun bn tirade • Mil W \ IJ KEF. I UPI - A for m<'• nun musl pel f01 m lO houts of rommuml\ srn 1r~ fo1 sinilshmg il bik1111 r lud s nowwo man she consld<'l rd offrns11r bfrau sr 11 had largo b1 rusts Kil l hiPt n Zanm ll sa 1d s he d<'siiOVNI ihr snow srulptu1r March l'l wllh a n ax brcausr she rbns Jdrlcd !he flgUI<' gro 1~squ~ She sa1d fh r fl~tun• had 'huge b1ca s is IThr s n0\1\\oman 11as amonl( a q nul\ g1ouplng srulptu red bv 1 o roommates In fro nt of ihelr home a fle• a hca\\ s no11fil ll Th~v s p1 a1 pain led lhP bikini on tqc femaiP figure : za n•o an ex nun sa id s hr had !JI'<'n b<Jt he1 ed by lhr sexual ~kploltailon of woml'n Shr plPaded noro ntr I loa rha i geof djsmderll 'ondu r1 Wed!U'sdav a d was senlcnrcd 10 10 houi s of rom mun ll\ service Thl' arllsls Bill H.•ckbarlh :tO and his roommatl' lcfl Barnell fashioned a beach srrnr thai Included two rhlldren a man and fh£> redlnmg woman The scene ~.Is on a Slrip of lawn between ti)E' sidewa lk and s treel City Allorney John Curler declined to Issue a municipal vindalls m rlfaflon b<'cau se the $1pfure was on rlly property ln&trad of prlvale properly He s~ld fh e disorderly ronducl ell· alion s temmed from Zanlo s • breach •or the peace In her screa mlnlt and yelling confronta lion with one or the creators and !, poiiiU ., Senttnei-Page~ Communit)' calendarI area happening.r !\ s urpnsp b1r!hday pa 1f} was hPid rrcenll\ for Rober! E blin Middleport af !he home of Mr a nd Mrs David Johnson A cake m ad~ by his slsiPr Mamw Stephe n son, was served along wtlh tee rream r hlps coffee a nd koolalde Affepdmg Were h1s wife Hyllla Ebim Mrs Step henso n Nanry Whiiiekmd Shawn and Dante! Shan Bla~k 1vell An~a Amb€>r a nd, Aja, Barba I il Colm er Tammy John son Jeremy Sro fl a nd K1mlx'rly • Remember others who have found The1r l1ves were on the blmk Though wealth was meant to be enjoyed. Groce n esGenerat Mercnand1se "Po.,,g ·, "Serving Famihts" \ Wh.~~ RIDENOUR RNI~!'!:~RDWARl TEAFORD REALTY In makms a hvms today, Pomeroy Wet,,~~ 228 W Mcun Pomeroy Prescriptions FRANCIS FLORIST ' WE LEARN THROUGH FAITH THAT REAL WEALTH IS TAX-EXEMPT The Oatly Church MIS Oran nolcd lh a t !hr Cheslrr ,\lunm Assoc1a11on ha s asked !hal l he club furnls t1f low<r a rrangem en ts for lhP banqurl on June 6 Eleanor Knlghl will " n e as c hairman A com e as vou arr me< ling wtll be hr ld In Apnl a t the hom p of Maunfa Mille• Suns hme for !he m onth will be handled hv Ma tdle Mora Thr program by Bcltv Dean was on The Ord lna rv Seen m a New Way Shr gave a demon straf1on on pop a • 1 arra ngln!( gw lng rules conrermng Ihis fro m !he h,a ndb<Jok a nd explained !hat nothing In lh!' an a ngemcnl ran be ronsldr1 ed II adit lonal She made s 1x arra n~ cmenls o ne us mg barr branches \\ ith yellow plastic skt •ope a nd a c lu s ter of daffodils another using a 11 hite bleach b<Jnle "lth black cups a nd g reene• y r Ppres e nilng a rows tat I w ith red luhps fo1 acrrnl another wit h a jelly bean jar Jwlst~d plasJir tubmg a nd pla stic easlei eggs -.IJ h mm lal un• pm k carnations Her four th an angcmenl 1c presented was'h da\ blu~s fratu1 mg plas!lr soap bQI IIes blark rubbe-r hose blu<' carna !lo ns a nd baby s b1 <:>a l h She also made a not her an a ngem< n1 us in g barr b1 anche< and 1 ella-. pilpel p i.II rs and cups to crralc daffod lis v.ll h llv<' w hit e daffodil s and g 1ecnPr~ In each c up Her final anangcment WilS of black plas llr lubl ng In red 1 cgctabl<' di sh ba'! black 1ed and 11 hl!cplasllr 11 lvrl s a nd wh1lc footba ll mums for ac ren t Ma'" Mora Wils ro hoslrss f01 f hr m wllng " II h membe-rs ex htblflng ril tn\ dav PIO]rrls m tcsponse 10 toll rai l Dc1 allons b~ Mrs M01 a w£>rc thoug hl s on spring len1 a nd Eas!Pr Sh~ rxplatn ed lhe m clhod for del!'rmlnlng dates for Easter and l a lkPd ab<Jul !he slgnlflranre of ~hl r• oss a nd Len ! for Chrlsllans SILVER RIDGE - Un 1tv Smgers will presenf a mus1cal program at lheSoufh Bethel Ne~< Teslam e nf C hurch Sllve1 RidgE' af 7 p m Friday POMEROY- Pomero1 Semor CJ I!zens Squa re Dance Club IS sponsor ing a dance Friday mghl 8 Ia II p m wllh music by !he Ohto Ril er Bend Boys Adm1s s lon $1 50 c hildren under 12 free Bnng snarks for snack fabiP SATURDAY RUTLAND Blcenlenm al p1 ol("ram will be pi esenled a ! the Rufland Ctvlc Cent er Sat01day a ft e rnoon The Muzzleloaders will have a demons l ra l!on and display a nd Janel Bolin will giv e a program o n flow ers a nd a • ' a n gem enls from coloma I days BALD K NOB- A h>mn s m g wtll be held a t7 30p m Satu rday a l fhe Freedom Gospel Miss ion a rv Church Bald Knob and Sl!versq lle Road fcatUI Ing t he Shekm ah Si ngers years will be made A B Maloy of Wellston Ohio as speaker Services "til be a l 7 each evening and slngc1 s 11 111 mrludc The Glor1 lilnd Relieve! s on April 10 the Fal!h Valle\ Slnge1son t\pril ll and !he New Life Smg<!ts on !\piii12 STIVE RSVILLE - Thre<:< one half hour movies Jcsus Tna l Cruc\!JXIon of the Chnsl and The Risen Lord will be shown a ! 7 p m Sunday at !he Freedom Gospel Mission on Counl v Road 31 Bald Knob-Sfl v<:>rsvtlle Road Meeting ch.mgr d POMEROY - Me1gs Count\ Boa1d of Ed ura11o n s \p1ll 14 m ee ting ha s b0en c hanged 10 II lht' b<J,Hd April 13 7 p m offi ce POMEROY - The Ga b1le i Quartet Will be s m g lng a l !he Firs! Church of the NazaJen£> al lhP corner of Mulbe1 ' y and U mbn Avenu es Pomeroy Sund a> mornmg wllh services 10 star! af 9 311 a m Pastor Thoma s (, McClung a nnounces .Fish dinner HARRISONVILLE - Special mecllng of Harrlson11lle Lodge 411 F&AM Sa turda\ 7 !0 p m "1th wo1 k m Ihe master masons degree ATHENS- Bak e sule Sat ur rl a\1 10 a m a! Athens MUI ph1 IQim I by Ladles Aux lha i I or WOld of Life Church SUNDAY POMEROY - .W<:>Iromt' dmnri following !he 10 !0 a m se1 1 1ces a! TIInlly Chu1 ch m Pome10y Sunday honoring Rev a nd M1 s lohn Ili ff Me,11 a nd beverage w1 11 be furni s hed !hose at tend lng are 10 lake a co\ e1cd d1 sh MONDAY MIDDLE PORI - 11 calh Un1 ted Methodist Chu rch Womc n will merl a! 7 !0 Monday a l Ihe ChU ICh Tru~h t ~ nu din~ CHF S1 F.R - C'hcsl!'l Ship fl uSirrs will mlrl 7 !0 ~ I ur" l" al lh< 1011 n ha ll D1uH l HARRISONVII l F. - A Cap tam 0 s fish d mn e• wi ll be he ld Sunda1 at Sr tp iO 1011 nsh1p I u' S!a1Jonll ilhsenmgfrom11a m t o 4 p m The dmne i 1s bemg co sponsored by I he fu P depa 11 m l" nl a n d J h e Sc ipi o Har 1 tson\ Jl le A lurnnr Assoclailon - 1cnc Chu1<h \\I ll b( m ICIII \11: sla !lmg Tucs<la\ a nd ronlmumg !h1 ough Su nd 11 Eva nge liSt W1l Ilam GIOICS of GIO\P Clly ronduct sr1' Hrs a1 7 p m r1cnmg lXC< pi Sunda v sc11 Ires 11 Il l be allO !0 il m and ~ p m F 'e ' \one \\clrom!' plunnc d '} m -w POMEROY - SquarP 1ound and s lo11 <lanrmg <a n be r n101 0d Sa iiJid 1\ mgh! Ill he E h De·nis,op,,J P ost of thr \mutran Legton Rulldnd l11 c li\usl< flom9 p m to 1 .t m Hef1 rs hmC'nls t\ tll l ~ b lc Donill!on s a l !he dnoi ~ 2 adu ll s $1 '~l Clul ch c n Quote of the d.ty Met•tlng chung<d Ry Unlhd Pr"' lnt<rn.ltlonul MAR IETTA - Due Ia lhr House Sp<'ak< 1 lim W1 lghl of rancellallon of S.tlu •da\ s mecl "'·' "' ronfu mln g l hC' Umied 1 mg of ihP C 11a1arl Supp011 Sid lcshc~ sbu gg( dihcSr. 1 vllls G10 up sponso!<d b1 t •m rs E It ISn 1 us though 11 we l t' Ho\ M D lh< g1o up 11II Lmer1 sudden "'" dl sclosu i r lhdl Apr II ll I P m a t Ho> s office Russl.ln s bug OUI em bas SI !2!i F1ont Sl Mal !etta pl.o cP bugs 1n publ1 r buildings T hP meetm gs arr op<•n lo lh< lh< Sov lrt Un 1on We ve done lh r publl< and .1 nvonc w 11h ques11on s , •mr lhlng 10 be pe • feci I> abou l Cd la Jac l s Of Cdlal acl , , uth ful In lhch em bilSS\ h< 1' In suigCI\ "'" cncouragccl lo Ill Unll cd S! IIcs WP knell ol allcnd lh .o l rh ,, ''" 1 unvlhmg nc -. F01 m01c mf01ma11on ca ll .....----------'--''-"""'1 !71 804ti 01 1 RllO 4'\R 480g In Ohio or 1 800 4'8 JXlO oul of slalr Ro•\ 1\ul MORGAN CENTE H - R11 I BEDF'ORD - Bed tO! d To" n \ al Sunday fhl oug h Apri l 19 .11 CHES fER- I hl' Chrste r girls s h1p T1 us ler s Will m e <1 In 1egu Mo1 gan lc ntc1 Wr s iPva n soflball slg nup will be Sa1u rda1 lar sessio n al 7 p m Mond.o\ ,,, Church 7 !0 p m SpeakPIS \\ til II o m 10 a m lo 1 p m al l he G lr iJ Town Hall mc ludr Rev 1101 olhy t,,go Rc1 Seoul Hall m Chester Regis!ra Isaac Shu p<' Rc1 F'1ed Pcnho 1 lio n fee •s $J2 a nd gills are lobe HI POMEROY - Meigs Counl\ - wood He\ Bob Hrrsmo~ n HI'\ through 13 Boar.d ofEdura iiOn will mccl ill7 Gco• gc 11ollcv Rev Wavn< p m Mond ay rather !han Tues Hm rison Rev Amos Tillis R1•1 POM EROY- Specia l serv1res da1 a r hiln gr m the rPgu liir Bill ';\ •sc m u ndlr R\'\ 0 11 Curt a ! !he PomcrO\ Senior C1 llzens sc hedule a nd Re1 Mlkr I hompson 1 hCI<' Cent er al 7 p m Sa lu rday 'AIIh wi ll br sp<PioJ I 10ca l mu slr r .>C h He r ber! Inscoe Pva ngellsl Show r< scheduled <'ve nlng and Ihe publi c Is lfll Hed POMEROY fhp Me 1gs I ANGSV ILI E - Sf "G1 ange Counlv Jd\ rer maglr show h hov,~h'!oi WUnt'SSL'N w111 mecl a! 8 p m Sat urday a! wh ich 11 as ca ncellrd Sa iu 1dill PO MF R0' - lc h01 uh s WII 1h£> hall and on Saturday Apnl due lo lh<' s now storm ha s be•< n nesses of !he Ml<ldl~porl 18 Ihe g1 ange Will ha ve an ope n reschedule d fori p m on t\p1 1118 lm Jlrd !he publ ic 10 sh.ur In ihr m~rlmg 11 lth a poflurk dlnn!'r a! a! lh~ Me1gs Junior H1gh Srhool os bsen a lio n of lhr comm< m o1'' 630pmA I 710 pmMmember In Mlddl eporl lion of Ihe dcu!h ol les u< Ch 1Is! s h ip p1esenta !lons for 2',and over Thr sen ic(' will be held al Kingdom llallloca! PCI a! Jnl~SR Wl'l'kend revlv ul HAR1F'ORD W Va - t\ \\cr 124 at 7 !II p m kend meeti ng will be held a ! Ihe Ch u rch of Chris! In ( hrls l! an R<•vlvul SYRACUSF. - Sv1 H us!' N111<1 Union " ' Hartford W Va wit~ ""a When the cats' away... LITTLE ROCK Ark il'Pi l Sen Nick Wil son d<:>rldrd Ia have a h!IIP fun whil e act ing as ' governor demotmg Gov Bil l C'lt nt on s r h 1<:>1 of sluff 1o serve as liai son Ia a s ta le agenr1 Ihal no longer ex lsi s ( Iinion and Wilson D Pocahontas ha vl' been a! O<lds f01 months and Wilson vowcd to go bcvond ceremonial dulles 1f he eve• got the opportunl! y 10 run !he slal r Bcriluse Clm ion a nd Li Gov V. m ston Aryan! b<Jih WNr oul of lhc s ia l<:> 1 hursday Wilson as prrsldenf pro tern of !he Senate go1 his r hil nre Bcfor<' lca1 lng Clinton said !h a t he rou ld onl1 hope !ha t Wilson would arl r<'sponslbly a nd lhal a nv p!'Isonnel cha nges would be 1cvNsed on his rei urn In krPplng wllh my feeling thai !he governor should be freely accessible lhe poslllon vou ocrup1 will no! be needrd In m )<ddminlsilalion W1lsonsald In a leff£>1 10 Betsey Wr lghl lh<' governors c hief of st-a ff But Wil son kepi Wrlghl on Ihe pa} roll for his two day s!l nl as governor 10 serve as liai son Jo !he Transpoitallon Co mmi ss ion, which was ab<JIIshed by the General Assem bl y before II ad jOUI ned las! week The Le!(lsla lurr r tealed a n agenry lo lake over the commission s duties buf I he House refused to provi de a budge! for Ihe nrw agency \VIlson worked out of his own offlc<' Thursday. but on his desk 11as a nameplale that 1cad Ntck Wilson, governor RE~I~AL Zion Church of Christ U. 143, 5'1t lllllet fr0111 ==:-- h,.....-------------------;_____..____ *Unlimited Checking * Accidentai _Death Insurance *Money-Saving Discounts *Interest Paid On Your Balance *Free Bank ly Mail *Personalized Checks *Universal Moneycard *Visa - MasterCard *Emergency Cash Advance *Credit Card Protection 7 *Travelers Checks, Cashiers Checks, And Money Orders Without Issue Charge IAlso Sun. I 0:30 A.M.) WHEN YOU AlE 55 YOU DESERVE MORE ••• lobtrt E. Purtell, Min. OPEN YOURS TODAY! It April 24-26 7:30 P.M. •If you'rell6 yNrt of age or older you qualify •a1 00 Minimum Balance Requtred CAlliER NEEDED FOR GIANT ST. II .DDLEPOIT Peoples Bank ''THI BITTER BANK" If IIIDESIED, PIJASE CAU THE DAILY SENnNEL tt2-2156 ----:--:t•'! llllSG'eet IIEIBEI F New Bavea. w.va Seootod 8aeet Ma'iloa, W.VL ......._, �l Bus in e ss TO PIJU AM AD Uti "I It st MOND.n thfu fiiOAY I Ul. 11 S p M. I & M. U11t NOON UllMIDAW <lOUD SUHDA'r . ........ ,..n•..... . .... ... ---............._... "...----·-- .-- ..,...,_ ... __ .. _ ~~· . .. ...._ ...... a. .. """-~---..... .. _ --_....-...... _. .. _ _.............. ......-- .. .......... "' a'"-""""' ..... ..,....., ,_,... ..., .,. .......... ..,J . .... ... ...... .. o .. ft oo _ ... - ~ - .. ~ ,.~-- IO..,t ~·.. . IIM\'1 11 1101.\'1 .. . "'• ... _. .:- . .. ... ,._,..... _.., _ _ c ....... uo . ... _ _ ~..- Pubhc Not1ce 'I. County Probate Court Case No 25469 Jo seph D Sayre Sr 49041 Township Road 1059 Reedsvtlle Ohto 45772 was appotnted Executor of the estate of Eltzebeth A Sayre decoaaad late of 49041 Township Road 1059 Reodsv1lle Oh1o 45772 Robart E Buck Probate Judge l e na K Neuelroad Gler1t 141 3 10 17 Jtc 2 In Memonam In Memory of Fred T1ny Snyders birth day Apnl 11 1931 H1s memory 1s as dear loday As mthe hour he passed away Sadly m1ssed by Elo1se and children Barbara Charlotte Kenny Manlyn Billy Ronme and Larry 1 Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS The family of Royal J Cook w1shes to thank those who helped many way dunng the t1me of Jerome s death The Ve terans Hospital Ewmg Funeral Home Mr Fred Crow &Sons Hemlock Grove lnends and ne1gh bors and Mr James B 0 Bnen Aspec1al recog mtlon lo the members of Drew Webster Post 39 for the1r part at the ce metery and C1ty Hall workers for canng for the grave June Opa I Johnson children grandchildren and 8111 &Ruth Cook =-~' ::-c:::: Pubhc Not1ce NOTICE TO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Sealed blda will be re cetved unttl 8 00 P M on April 27 1987 by tho Boatd of Trusteea of Pubhc Affatn Vtllage of Racme Ohto at the offtce of the Clerk Tree surer whoae addre1111 St.11.th Street North of Amertean Legton Butldmg tn Rac1ne .,~-­ ·- :1:1:t:'"'- sa1d April 27 1987 ot the v1llage bUIIdtng located on the corner of Vme and Thtrd Streets The Board of Trustees of Pubhc Affairs reserves the rtght to reJect any and all Happy Birthday 29 To.day Apnl 10 We httle knew when we woke that morn The sorrow lhe day would brmc for the call was sudden the shock severe To part w1th one we loved so dear Sadly m1ssed by Oauchters Mom Dad Brothers S1stm and Bill Hsppg TUNEUPS to TRANSMISSION CALL 992·7403 A~t St Rt 33 Pomeroy OH We'll Sell You A Used Car or F1x Yaur Old One 3 27 2 mo 50th FREE Anniret~tlg Ruth MoDie. M1inl....,. illrWoool POMf3ROY, 0. 992·2259 NEW LISTI'NG -A home fo1 a cooklll you spend a tot of trm e 1n the k1lchen lh1s one 1s fo1 you Beaut1ful modern ktlchen compliments th1 s 3 bedroom home w1th a deck lor outs1de eating Conven1 ently located for access to your gourmet k1tchen Base ment and lots ol closet space WANT $44 900 00 Real Estate General TEAFORD Real Estate 216 E 2nd St • Phone 1 1614) 992 3326 40 ACRES - Old 9 rm f ar~ home 4 BRs hee gas and some bulfdmgs on good road fUSI off Rt 143 m Rutland Townsh1p $43 000 66 ACRES - 01vacant land w1th lots of trees and all mmm ts 111 Sec ~5 Rulland Township 43 ACRES - Orange Town sh1p Furnace 3 car garage 9 rm home and bUIIdmgs POMEROY - 4 BRs hot water heat !gas h1ed) 2 baths storm s carpelmgs 2 ROrches and small lot Owner may help lmance Only $28 000 REEDSVILLE - One ltoor 6 rm home on 21ols One for a tra1ler TP water and dnlled well Ask1ng Sl6 000 RUTLAND - ll rms 2 apts rentals neal the P0 Woodburner gas furnace and 2 lots $25 000 WANT TO SELL? CALL 992 3325 BRUCE t IOIISIIH) H•·o~dqll.lllt·l'· 'r All M1kee •Washers •D11hwaahars •Rang as •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authomtd John Dotro, New Holland, lush Hog Farm Equopment Doalor RACINE - aose lo everylh 1ng Cute 3 bedroom home on a level lot Carport. separate trt1l1ty roolll ca~pet n~ ,torage hauling $19 900 00 ftr111 E,u1~111e•t ,.,•• & MIDDLEPORT - PALMER STREET - House w1th potentral 2 apts mgood con d•tron Upsta11 s 1ents tor $ t 75 00 per month down stalls 1ents for $200 00 per month All lurmtu1e plus a garage apl that rents for $225.00 per month Assu mabie loan on pa~ of the property MAKE OFFER $40 900 00 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EUGENE LOIIG VINYl & ALUMINUM Complete Remodeling Roofing of oil Typea Complete Gutter Work Worked m home ar•• 20yHra F""' Ealim.oloa CAlL COllECT BAUM SUBDIVISION- Ap pro11mately 5 years old 3 4 bed1oom home w1th 2 baths deck patro and gar aRe Spm foyer de~gn at11n good con d1f1on Natural gas forced 111 heat and central a11 N1ce lot $59 900 00 A s. Ph. 16141 843-5425 3 9- 112 mo pd BIB • WOODWORICS CUSTOM •PLANING VARIOUS PATTERNS AND WOOD SPECIES 915-4176 or 985·3564 36632 BAILEY RD POMEROY J.H-IMD I Clothing (9 10 11 12 S Ml miK itemt EJtCellent itemt at glve.way pncn Sat April 11th lam 3pm 406 LeGrande t_,. tlltfiP B+g Yard Sale nght acrast from Patnot Pott Off1ce Stt Aprtl 11th 9 4lots of everything Pomeroy Middleport & V1crnity hundiltlt't: furnDCI htat pumps ond a.r ,otMAifttn~ng. All work -·""" SPECIAL HElL- Package air CAll (6141 915-4222 Pr~ce Pt Pleasant & V1cmtty $1069 95 plua tM 4S871mo •Weddtngs •GradUitlons •Valuables •Ins Clatms •Spec1al Events G&M TV REPAIR REPAIR 949-3088 Bus. 949·2606 Home Autlter11td Strv1ce & Parts All Makes & Models 24 HR. SEIVICE Roger Hysell Garage Rt 124 Pomeroy Oh1o Loc•ted 2 Ml E of P•g...,ille On Townthlp Road 111142 AUTO & TRUCK 614·992-3466 f IIIII ill\ 'Ill' II' Need .omeone to teach ·~ le11ons to prlmtry age s1udtnr Refertnces requlrN Mall in ctre of Clllllpolla Dilly Tribune Box T 0311 82& Third Avo llolllpo .. Ohio 4&031 ~ Room k1 my home for eldlrly or htnd1cepped penon Oood ' mlltltncltendwlovlngcart Ph ca• homo Coli 114 892 1135 Will do house cluning mow 'llrdt etc Refarences Fur mttled 304 1715 7115 Schools Instruction VINYl & HlrmglI 1 & Go~"""' JOblPhone your aret 000. t88 000 ctll refundeble t02 838 8BIIS ALUMINUM SIDING •lnsulat•on •Storm Doors •Storm Wandow1 •Replacement W1ndowa •New Roofing Tour Gukl" Doll monotY modVltt you? ....,., to 1tlr1 Commit110n1 lonua Ftnla111c opportun•tv to tern tiOO 11 000 'Nil Mtny company btntfits edvaRCtmenl mtn.... mltft PGiittlona evailtblt Cal 'FREE ESTIMATES ' JAMES J(EESEE PH. 992·2772 Rttrt1n Now Southe11tern lustnHt CoU-.;~t Ctll 8 t4 .-1 •!-::;:::;;:::;:::;:;::;;:== 18 Wanted to Do Septic ttnlc pump.ng rn6dtntlll commencal t80 ,_ lotd a llllltmo ANTIQUES BUY OR SELl 161 Htrtll Sotollll •~••part, Ollio 45760 RIVERINE ANnQUES Wt c...., FillllntJ luppll• Pay Your Cablt a Phone BIHt Hert IISIIIEIS PttOitE P-oy IIOUII Toa WM. F11 11 Llll to 7 ,.... HZ4 Eart Moin St s..-y ly Cl!llll<1 I p.M. 7 11.a or'" I 01-1 RUSS MOORE 992- Hoir ond Ttnnlng F - only 2yr old ~ our home ~ .... Pit 8411 2 I PIll <o boll\'1111 .. 3 thlfts 814041 EMT fltN or LPN to COMPI•• Insurance ExtMt Ellcttlen~ ptr1- Willi tloo-y old Y, Chow a 1h Gr..t Dint Johhn aon 1 Tr•ler Court 11 Malt Puppy 1OWIIs lond,_<o PM I PO 1.. 110 Dunl>tr W Vo. 210M Pon - - rop ro.Cihlo oncl W Yo ......, . _ proc1uc1 Aloe P'lants Pl'l e14 448 """ pr:m.lly John.,..,. be reput.lbte m••._ of com 1717 lltlrieulturol trOUMI T,....,. .,-or.~kMd CornC - Mr A41olno A.munlty With plu•--ollta Melt dog Pll1 Utndore ,_, l Aetrie¥tr ntedl 1 home country Ph 114 44e-- Inc. 114-441-0418 Sale on Troyblltl and mowers In .. ock Rlt~nchtdte ecceptecl 17 to 22 off Agr~con Inc llolllpol~ Ohio 014 448 04711 Will babysit evenings • kendl Cell t14 379 2110 w.,. P11nt jot. tar c•tl or trade motorqle of eq..l vtlue Ph 0< 114742 3091 Tutoring avtiltblt 4 7 tl 00 n DO hr Depencli.... on loct tton t14 742 208, Alk fC>r Amy Pi.n theed for tummer thUd ewe Agft 4 I AtiiOntblt rates lt1¥1ntmttndnumbertt 110992 3840 3SR ree<eolloo room k•Lchon ~ ning room ltrge front and ~·ckporch 8•10woodonbulld nu ytrd w1ttl cham ltnk fence Bu11neu Opportunity -'1 Ql "I've got it, Myra - ••.., tho offorlng short, d to the pom • t ·• I snappy an h btth 1h hou11 In Otlio Pnce reduced fr~m 127 000 to 125 000 PHone 614 986 3671 7"' rooms C~ester BJtck home Anderson wtndowl 3' BR 2 bath flreplece wood twrner hot water baae board t\etl 11r laundry doublegtriUt ~rten patio fulty equipped "r.chen besemenr 4 67 teres t~ctor tnd equipment ltshan R<l 814 949 2086 Dl. treslld ownet' Must sell N1ca 3 bedroom ltome m Pomeroy Unbelievable pnce Ctll 814 992 3187 2 bedroomhoute gerega 1235 plut ut11ttlu Mt Vemon Ave Reference & deposit required 304 876 2151 2 bedroom -houaa e c Mt Vernon Ave 8260 plut utilttlet Rot & Oep 304 875 2851 for Rent 10•50 2 lA mobile home Ctll 814 949 2424 814 949 2582 2 bedroom trliler for rent in Mobile homn for rent 111rtiftg 8176 00 tnd up 304 446 NEW AND USED M081LE HOMES KESSEL S QUAUTY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 36 P~ONE 814 448-1274 1966 Skyl1no 47•10 02400 ~I et4 446 0390 14x70 1976 Kirkwood 3 bdr 2 b~hs e•tr• n1ce Gtt hett frH ctehverv blocked up 18950 114 448 0176 1972 Flamingo 12k&S 31R 1 1.1 bath totalehtct CA 8•10 dlldc &_3.11.6 deck. undet'ptn"'"8· _tome fwn11hlnga At~lng 00 P~ 614 2011 9U7 ••ass Fum11htd one bedroom cottege tllnewlv redtcorlted Only large enough for one Of twO aduhs No pets Rat & Dep requ~red Ctll 6!4 448 2543 1978 Schultz 14kto 28A with 10x20 Porch Cell 614 446 0~02 1974 Granv lie 14x70 3 bed room 1 ..; bt1ht ell tltdric must ba moved 16800 080 814 986 4367 0608 2 btdroomt tot1l electric air cond IJ4 mUe out Sand Hill Road Phon• 304 876 3834 44 Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom bt11c rem *178 00 plus electric Alto required 1 t200 00 tecurlty depoth CON TACT Jackson Estat11 O.,t Ph 446 3997 Equtl Housing Opponuntty Furnished & unfurnished IPtl 11 50 00 and up reftren ces Ph 304 675 7738 or 304 875 6104A 1 Rul Estate 115 Cou1t Stteet 2 BR 1Y:! batht w / w c1rp1t complete modttn kitchen Gil hut wtll intuiJted wired for phone & ttblt IV tpaciOUI perklnt in retr pttio 1375/ mo plut u1Uitta Deposit Reftr..,cn requntd No pets Call I 14 441 4921 Naw tptrtment completely' furn Rtf • Oep 1 or 2 ttlultt onty Ctll t 14 446 0338 SPKIOUI 2bdr ap1 C A water p11d Ne1r Pint Hut Oellipollt 2 yatt old 12x 1a edd • room wi\fl wtlk m closet 12 1500 00 304 882 3334 after 6 00 PM Furnlthtd uptt11r1 2 rooms & blth utlhtl.. turmthld elean No pets Adults Call I 14 441 9 V2 Acrn Modern house barn hllntlng. Borders Weyne Forr11t 139 000 Land Contrtct quell fled buyer Ph 614 379 2144 20 acre farm Herman Trtce Rbad Glenwood W VI tor more informt110n cell 304 773 5-118 or 773 5186 tfter 5 00 1183 tern - 1 3 m1le1 off St Rt 87 1981 14x70 3 bedroom mob1le hOme ltrge machinery cMtla thed 36 ac:r• p11ture 3& tern mudow btlanee ttmber 2 ponds springs croll fenced Mu1t relocate 304 895 3050 Business BUIIdmgs Ph 814 44e 7025 1619 Counuy Uvlng 1 BR turned apt AC Washer end dryer no ctltldrtn or pett ref I dep req ed Csll 814 992 2807 sf ter IPM Unfurn1thtd Apt 18A 24, Jadtton Pike 8250 Utdltlet Paid Ph 446 4411 after ?PM Gracious Irving 1 and 2 bed room lptnmentt n V11iage Manor tnd AIYflfllde Aptrt mentt ln Middleport From $2115 including ut Ittlet Call 614 992 7787 EDH ~RING SPECIAL! lmmed1ate occup1ncy hureltnd Aptt George St New Haven W ¥1 Wt trt offtnng I fr" HCUrit'l' deposit ro qu•ldltd tpptlcantt for occuptncy before May 1 1987 For completlty cerpetecl 2 bedroom tpts rtnge tnd refngerttor pletllnt surround lngs with play . . . cell 304 882 3716 betwHn 10 00 tnd 9 00 Pr'f'l EHO *" CommerC11I bulldm91 for lellt Downtown Pt Pluttnt StOf'IT off1c11 A One Real Enttl Ctrol Yeager Broker Call 304 114 992 5134 or 301 882 2518 35 Lots & Acreage Ntw aptrtmentt one ar two bedrooms on Tl'lird Ave 1n Gllllpolil I 200 per monlh Ctll 675 6104 5 room unfurni1hed ept Call 614 982 380& bolween 6 00 tnd 9 00 ' 3) 1cre1 3 m1let w"t of HMC n•• route 35 C1ll 614 «e 8221 tfler 6 Ashton builctina lots mobile """'" porlfllt1ocl Clydo Iowen Jr 304 578 2338 Ollve Sl GtHipollt New. uted wood cotlttoves I pc wood LA suite t399 bunk btdt t191 rtcllnen IMW & Ulld bedroom tult• wrmger weshera • thotl New Uvmgroom 11.11tM 1199 e&91 lempt Ctll 614 441 31&9 County Applltnce Inc Oaod utect tppUances tnd TV ..... Open lAM to &PM Mon thru Sot 81 4 4<08 1189 827 3rd Av. Gtllipoht OH VaiiiiY Furnitura new • uted Ltrge ttctlon of quality fum!. turt 1218 Eutern Avt 1984 Skyline mobile home 1411:70 tottl electnc 2x8 extt rlor walls 2 br 1 bath whh garden tub ft den 3~ &76 Farms for Sale SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE S2 llolllpolll GOOO USED APPLIANCES W•htrt dryera rtfrlvereton rang11 9~ Applltncei Upper Atv....,.d. "bttide Stone Cr•t Motel 614 441 7398 LAYNE S FURNITURE Softt end chtlrs priced fron'l 1395 ta f996 Ttbltt 150 tnd up to t1215 Hide 1 beds t390 10 tits Recllnen U21 to 1375 Limps I 28 to t121S Dlnenes *109 end up 1a t4H Wood tlblt w I ch. . 1285 to 0785 Ooak 1100 up 10 0371 Hutchn e400 end u' Bunk becll COIJIPIItt w mlttrteUI t2thnd ..,. so 1395 lolly btdl 1110••175 Mattreunorbo• tprlngt full or twin 183 firm 173 tnd tl3 au......st:Z21 Kina U&O 4 dfiWit' ch•t e&l Drllltfs t89 Gun ot&Mnl'll 8 10 12gun G••ortltetrlcrano• t37& Beby mtttr••H t31 & t4& Bed fJamn t20 130 • Kint tr~~me e&o Good Nlect1n of bedroom tultH mtttl ca &Mnttl htadbotrdt 130 end up to t66 Unci Furmtura wood tlb4t • 2 benchn beds I dr•llr 3 miiM out Bultvillt Ad Open lAM to &PM Mon thru Sat 814 448 0322 STOP LOOK SA~E Mollahen Furniture & AppUtn til Rt 7 North Gallr.llt Ohio Ph 614 ~~ 7444 pc Wood Uvlng Room Suitt 1998 00 Coppertone rtfrigerttor •s& harvett gold refr~ttor 11915 11de by 11de refrigerator t1 9& white 2 dr refrigerator 17& 1e cu ft chest freeztr I 160 Whirlpool washer 195 Mevtta wuhtr 1176 QEwllhMtliO e4ectrtc flnge top I bottom oven 1150 Mtyttg wMg• wather t95 and 12 oaUon hot water hetter ees "'"'' Ap pllanctt Upper Rlvll' 1,4 R• 448 7398 For ule good used Hoar modtl tnd ponebl• color TV 1 Ph 114 441 1149 New Drenmtlltr Sewing Ma chine wrth et"Ying cMt Zig Zlliil mtny othw ttlchet Ph 114-448 3989 Seve tt Penon• t:urnhure 141 IS Eeatwm A'llnue Bedroom Suitn 1399 tiOO Lrvmg Room 8uttes 1171 91 Ch•st ot noo Drewtrt 048 & dtiWer chett t59 91 3 room furnished tpt for rene Coli &14 992 6434 or 304 882 2611 APARTMENTS mobile hOmn hou... Pt Pletlsnt end Oelllpolit 814 '41 8221 Sm ..\1 bedroom furnilhed IPI 1215 tncludH h•t • water ROIO<OIICOI.dopolh 304 875 2&11 • ~ Surplus dtn1m tiQlll trmy Otrhll"' ck)thlng Stm Somen11llt 1 Eltt R•venawood Fr~ 511 Sun 12 00 till B 00 PM 304 273 66ti5 1882 Honda V 4& Mtg 760 CC excellent condlt on 6 BOO m1l81 oriQ1ntl 12100 Ctll 304 676 111')4 Sofa and chair coffee ttble tnd end ttblft t360 Fither Studio Stand•d 8 pc stereo rtck system UIO To shlba 4 httd VCR 1280 Marlin 30 30 rlfla e1 80 Queen Wltlr bedl100 dinattelltl50 soft QuHn tl"P" With loves..t e600 Hlttchl19 inch color TV 1200 Ice box bar ISO Call kenmoq upright freezer 16 9 cubic foot *2215 304 675 3 bedroom lltt living room set with coffee • end ttble Llry loy vlbrtting recllnlll' dlnnette tel I chtlfl l1t10n mlc:rOWIVI exercise tretdmHI Ltyton pop up ctmptr 10 000 btu tlr aondhlonet 3 btr stools 304 175 SIBS Uted underpennlng for ttle t2 per th ... whHe qutntlly letts K • K Mobile HOmN Inc 304- 815 3000 56 Bu1tdmg Supplies Swivel Rockers e100 00 Mollohtn Furnltu,. 1n Ktntugt Ohio Pit d14 448 7444 Ttpptn alectrle counter top rtnge wtth top oven CIM 19t8 Ctty Alumtnum Dump Trailer 30ft 1974 Dodge 0 800 Diesel log Truck G Modal Pre nttce Knuckleboom loader whh ctb & power umt D11ul Mounted on Tandom Ford 18ft Pup Trtllor 24ft Starcraft Camper tlueps 6 fully equ1ped FFC Saw Buck Montgomery Ward wood split1er like new Troy Bu1\t Tiller 1$77 D 1 00 Dodge Truck 60 000 te1ual mllet runt good Cell 61 4 388 9031 Evenings Prom drett llltc tlze 1 9 hoop skirt V Wtitt Ph 61 4 388 8443 23 Profe1110n1l Strvlc11 4~ lomord oncl - ShOIIMnl pupo 114-2111401 .. old "' GoltMIT lnt ...... CMO -II·HOI · C:OI for .,. tHH UO7 yr.-- hl ...... IWII'(togoodhomt 1 0 r.siertlllll olcl Htcl c:.ll l14-llt2 21M or It 4-112 17114. Hlrintlf Ga111• •• ..... , . . 1 ,.. . . . _ oncl4- ol<l -.111000 OR.OIIO.CIII rtll r 11•11 111011831-. . En 144t _.., · CoU14-.. 274tl - - 1 1 7 747toen.• 21........... - ----·- 0-- -t·I11--IUI ....., En. c:.ll A - r 241n. - -... Hotnetown ,.tontl c.re ....... .... -... aioftal entplay_w In 3 worldc• ollitto Colt 114-M2 8811 ., 114-8112127 •ne mo f mn Suppl il! ' & LIV I!~ I IIt: k 61 Farm Equipment 2010 John Deere dlesil tractor plows dttc t 3860 Naw Ide• Dyn• 8ounct mower 1495 Ltte model 224T John O.ere btler 11291 Hty wtgon 1300 Ctll 114 288 1122 CROSS & SONS U S 3& WMt Jachton e14-281 8451 .ulldmg Metentlt Block brick IIWIJ plpn Win dows llntelt etc CIIIUde Win tert Rio Grtnde 0 Call e1• lit ntwfy rtdl: tud Owlr .... enough toroneortwo ....... Me Ctt-'•IJH<I Tlrt .... a.. 1000--12 u 14 11 11 ,. & • out Itt 211 Colt 114-Zlt-1211 F----- 2455121 Ulllhy Concrete blockt 1\ltlttt ytrd or delivery M11on 11nd Gallipolis Block Co 1 23 1h Pine St O.lllpolla Ohio Call t14 441 2713. Sptcltl Building Trull Stlt 12ft 1111 2111 2211 2411 Bldg Rtf a c14P r....-. C:OI .14-441-ZMl Untumlolted 3111. """' noy Yit1tgo II t271 Pll 4414418 altor 7PM 800 Ford trtctor with> frail mower Ntw Holland Stier Ma11 Ferg Atilt.e a wagon Runnma gl1r1 t3960 Ph 114 Ready mix concrtte end 111 concrete supplin Call us VIIII'V Brook Cement end 8uppll" 304773 &234 56 Pets for Sale Oregonwyftd C.ntry Ktnntl CFA Hlm•liYtn Ptnltn end litmHt ktttent AKC Chow pupplu New Chow puppln Ce11114 44fl 3844 tftiN' 7PM Htmsttrt t1 2& Hamtter & complete 111 up te 00 2 Oerltelt tnd HI ups ee 00 Atgltttred Dant •100 Ph 81A 441 1354 Easltr Bunnln pure bred Ne thtrttnd Dwer1s Great fol 4 H Ct11114 4410804 after •pm AKC Atglstered Chihuahut pups 6wkt old Ctll 114 44& 1765 AKC Atglsterd Slberitn Hut kiM Blue eyes tdultt mtle • femtle 1100 ••ch Ph 814 251 11021 Groom snd Supply Shop Ptt Grooming All braads All t1)'111 Julie WebboPh 614 446 0231 Outllty Rottweiltr pupp111 See t.oth plll'lf)tt tnd pup from lett litter Ctll 814 &93 8489 or 114 198 1317 1300 John Deet"e Trtnlfliort Ditc UOO John DeMa 210 gtllon IPfiYtr 1276 Ph 114 281 8522 Round Hty Btl" mtlt.• 8001b Iaiii t1500 1501 Ford Mowing Maehlnt UfiO Mechtnleal To b1cco Saner t31SO Prlcu art firm Ptl 614 211 1215 New John De•• sgrlculturel and contumlf product• detler thlp now open In GtiNpolll Equipment on ditpley Order now end uvt Agrtcon Inc Golllpolls Ohio 114 448 .. e!4-44f-1144 '* IJ ~ ~ "••s lie 0011 ....,. ....... l1oiJ.,_IIOOOCt..14-44'lt21 • 0475 !Form.rty Swlthtr Imp Co I Grtvely Tractors 1nd tUach mtntt tnd t11o snow blede duel whiels tnd rotory plow Ph 514 441 4149 Duroc Boan Br~ Jult likt~ the boars we tested a1 the Ohio Tett1t1on that galnitd over 2 I lbs per dty Rog11 Bentley Sablne OH 613 684 2398 2 Hor11 used tr11\er with new tires good p1lnl retdyu tor u11 11295 Ph 614 288 8~22 Alto remember Bentley Ply Sel April 29 Withington Cou11 HouH Fairgrounds 7 30 pm 4yr old Slmmenttl Bull 11000 00 1Y.. yr old t4erferd Bull 1600 00 Yearling Hereftrd Angut croll Bull 1460 00 Prices are firm Ph 614 2!51 1216 2 Pure bred ChHter White Sows t150 aach Junior fllr and FFA p4gs I 75 00 tach Prlc11 tre firm Ph 6U 21UI 1265 Hareford Built thtt will mtke you & your cowt proud ntJCI Spring lawrence Burdtll C•ll 9 Holttt!n Htlftrt 7 GradH & 2 raglstered WUI 01\f in MIV Call 814-4747213 ol1or7PM 2 Gelding horstt 1 3 ye1r old trotter Morgan btftding 1 standard 3 year old Re11ontbly priced 614 992 738tl Full blooded 8immentll bull son of Slgntl tl yr s.okl 2 000 lbs phont 304 81& 349t 2 reglttertd Jersey• 304 lli71 2010 after I 00 PM 66 Seed & Fert1hzer Sted corn for A" DtKtlb 1nd Kenwort~v 3'04 871 1506 115 4248 AKC Chtmpkln ~rH Yorklhlre T.m.t ftmtlt 7 months old IKfifice It 1300 Ctll 304 171 7171 - -- - - 1 982 Ford Thundtrblrd auto with air eo 000 mllll v-v good cond CIA 114 211 6817 1183 Chwv Cavtlltr 2 d,oor red wtth grey velour intartor &uptr thtrp outtldt E•trt clean Inside 13280 Ph 114 211 1 9&3 Ford T1aetor Good run nlng condlt1on Wrth plows and dltc 12000 Cell 114 992 6092 Gravely Convartlblt Trtctor wl1h electric Ittner 40 inch mower rototlller tulky tnd PTO Cell Whltt16 hp 14 950 00 OPEN HOUSE Apr~l 10 tnd 11 Big Dltcount on fJ1JCh lnery 10%off psrtt Siders Equlpmtnt Hend arton W Vt 304 671 7421 Now buying thtU corn or eer corn Call fori IIIII quottt River C"ny f arm S upp1Y 114 .,•4•u 1188 Cam1ro Berllntttt Spon Coupt red with e,.t,. tlrlpt pkg Rt• louver tilt air AM FM tuto with ovsrdtfve T P I fuel ln)action t1 0 1100 WMI takt truck trtde In Ph 114 317 0889 1880 Trtnt Am low mil" Nice automobllt excellent cond 14600 Coli 814 245 588e 1977 4 cyl 3 door Mutttno Almost new llr" til new brakes good conditio? ,,095 00 Firm Ph 379 2233 MACK Tractor 78 dbl frame & 78 8tnton 30 ~~:88 dump 95% rubber overtll Aetdy to wotlt. WUI ttll teptrataly 614 266 1530 1974 Cht~~~y Cheyenne Ptclt Up Bit Bed whh topper running botrdt 12000 00 Ctll814 446 3934 1986 Llncnln Towne C•r thldow blue with cenlage roof e,.c.llenl condition loldtd 18 500 milft Good price Ph 814 882 7437 aftltf &PM 1980 Tovott Stat1on Wagon immtculst• euto air t2!1i00 or b.. t offar Mu11 bt told Ph 614 446 7018 1981 Bulelt Skylark tutDmltlc front wheel drlvt t2100 1971 VW Atbblt 4-door 4 lilted o375 Ph &1• 441 2103 197t Trans Am 1879 Otdt Cu1la11 1977 Pinto 1176 Bronco Ctfl efter I p m 304-875 8335 1881 Chtvro'-t Mtllbu Cisnlc wtgon A/ C AM FM ltlf'IO P W and Door Loctll llCIIItnt condhlon 304-175 4314 1111 Trent Am engine tnd tranemtMkwl rlbuMt ntwclutch PfW•r• plate tnd throw out bearing Plleede painted 02 115 00 firm 304 175 <0811 1171 Multi"Q 5 0 lit.,. "Oint ood cond 304 611!1 ·11&0 00-5 00 .tt.. e 00 ooll 304 l 1711011 1H1 Ch.., .... 'door ttlftd. n AM DMo_,. 304-t71Uitorl11 a372 1173 Novo I cvl nuo P8 =t.loti .... llr" 304 &71 31 000 mll11 grMn wtch bltdl 81 Home Improvements BASEMENT 1985 Chevy C 10 auto .., cruise dull ttnke '6999 Johns Auto Still Bulavllle Ad Galh f•ll• Ohio 1975 Dodge auto tranamiTIIOn runs good t?OO or but Dffer 1974 400 tuto trtnsmlttlon for a ChM~y ttking 176 00 Ph 814 388 8J2t c•ll 1fter Bpm 1978FordPick Up Truck tttnd ard tttnt 302 engine runt good and good ahtpa 1500 Ph 814 446 8485 ... , WATERPROOFING ) Unconditional lifetime gutren ~ tee Lotti rtflf'ences furnlthed ~ Fret estimates Cell collect 1 614 237 0488 dty or night "ouart easement W•t•rproofing l SWEEPE" tnd sewing mtchlne rtptlr ptrtt and supr,litT Plok up and delivery Dtv 1 Vecuum Clunar one htlf milt up Georgts Craek Ad Ctll 114 44& 0294 All types ctrpentll' • concrete 1977 Ford Coultr pick up truck 4 cyl 5 spttd hll l1te model moiDr Excellent condition work lnttrlor ekterlru remo dtllng pslntlng rootlno ''" ettlmatet C•ll &14 4411174 1981 Chevy plek up 3 spud p1lnted ell good cond 11 500 00 ar bnt ofler C1ll RON S lelevlsion Strvloe Hou11 ctllt on RCA Outur GE Speclellng ln Zenith Call 304 1171 2398 or 614 441 2484 ' 11450 814 992 5388 or &14 992 1882 304-875 7889 1871 OMC Sltrre Grtndt 16 715 000 m1111 topptr very nice IDIId 304 175 5829 or 175 3931 198~ Ford ontton V 8 4spetd fl1t bed 50 000 actual mll11 1585 1977 Ford p ckup ntw paint exc cond 11 995. Ford plqkup p•n• 304 en 3574 68 Chevy pickup 25011 304 &76 1973 Ford F 100 with topper 304-07& 04&1 1980 Model Cavey Plck Up 11800 or btlt offer Ph 304 .,. 7515 Vans & 4 W D 73 1911 Willy• P U Truck new lim 4 whnl drlvo 1950 00 Ph 814-411 35112 IIJ Ford Vtn 211 with tht twlvtl buck It Nttt good cond phon• 304 773 65t8 74 Motorcyclae ' Hondo CB 710 2 920 1812 miles lotdtd txcalitnt condl tlon Ctll t14 448 0122 alter --~---------Falty Trte Trimming ttump l· removtl Ctll 304 875 1331 \ I RINGLE& S SERVICE expe l rltnctd ctrptnttr tltetrlclan meson ptlntar roofing (lnclud lng hot tar tppllottlonl 304 675 2088 or 675 7147 Aottry or cab~ tool drillln11 Molt ~liT compltttd ltmtday Pump ttl" tnd llrvlct 304 i en 3802 l Gelvanited corrugated culvtl1 12 31ft up All tlztt Fltilngt Ftbrlc.tlon Dty. night delivery a within 1 eo miiH Will not be ~ undtnold 304 92& 1211 ~ Concrt1t flnlth ptrlt.ir1Q 1011 • bttamentt snv tire jott ••nlor Cltb:en Dl1count Flick Otrll•ld 8U 885 441• St11lu Trte tnd lawn 8trvlct OrHntr llwnt lhtt lt Wild lfld Ptll Fret llquid or grtl\dullf application trn •nd shrub too ~ Stump removal tnvwh•• wltf' out lewn damtge ~or compttte trH and lawr~ ctll304 l?t c•• l 2942 or 571 2903 MIDEAST BUilDER I ooncrttt l' tnd new home aonlrtoton Muon W Vs 304 7731!.'.!4 1 or New Htvtn W VI !JO.t ... 2345 Paint w•llptper hoiN ttpelrt. flrepltctt chimney• brlctc ••one pttiot block ~ wtlk tnd driveways • •ld• 4pm 19t!l! HariiiY ~portlittr Chopptd with epringfi front tnd Fof 1111 or trtdt I 9&0 00 Ph e 1o1 441!1 3582 Hondt Rtbel with windJhleld cover tlllv bar Vtfy "lee 19&0 00 Ph I 14 445 3582 ,973 Harley Otvld1on 8port1 ter hcellent co ndltl0/'1 Call 814 742 224. CARTER 8 PLUMBING AND HEATING • 1 i 441 4477 84 Electrical & Refriieration 4274 I ; : 1 • 1984 Handt 860 NlQhl HIWkl lett thtn 2 100 mUn exc cond 11 900 00 Phone 304 0715 5433 75 I Cor Fourth tnd Pint .., , OtlllpoliT Ohio to Phone 1!114 446 3818 or 114-/ 1978 7150 ICtwllaltl good con dltlon 1880 Eaua • eu 9815 Boats and Motors for Sale IMPERIAL MARINE INC Botti are atl\1 tt winter prlce1 Purchtt• • new 1700 Bavllnlf' C•prl Bowrldllf' for 11 low 11 t114 per mon1h Slarcrtft S1tttol If you re not buying from us yoo r• ptylng too mueh 11 12 Miry Stttet Ptrkartburg WV Ph 304 486 2118 T top A 1 658& Services PS PI AC 197, Chwvelle very aood cond l 1lon ttOOO Ph 814 258 e225 23 14 h Prowler camping trailer good cond1t10n 304 676 , 916 evenings Trucks for Sale 1980 Kaw11aki LTD 1 000 h ct llent Condll lon 304 676 114 742 3154 or 8141t2 I • know lbout our ,.. 72 8153 114 448 uta 198& Thunderbird Eltn Loaded VI 150 000 ectuel mitts 18100orwlll fttdtfor 83 or a• CU'IIII 0t 128 Call tPr Mit Sill . - thlllnkl 1111.111 out, 'HI, Moml .. 304 875 2509 1988 Ford Escort OT S6800 1988 Plymouty 14800 Ph 11 000 t3100 mil" whl1e with blut lnterlor Pr ice ~========:::..J.:2:98=&...=======;;;;;~ condition nevot11ble mutt tetl Ctll 814 SNAFU• by Bruce Beattie _ 74..:. ~_ 23_ 72--.,...---::c-- ''The R1 75 Chevy Mellbu bodv rougtl good mechtnlcal eondlt1on 1122 1972 Buick new trenT Su at 701 Founh Avenue Apt & AKC riOittertd Yorkttl~re Tar rier 11 weeks old *225 00 AKC Pomerltn pupptn for Euttr Ctl 304-895 3928 Autos for Safe - 3 1/~ HP rotot ll ler for tale t1&0 Csll 814 992 7216 62 Wanted to Buy 4317 - -- 11 o~ tt s purt c~ ltllll 1877 Plymouth Voltfe 8 W 1uto PS PI e cyl S71SO price negotllblt Ph 814 4.t& 712:' 614 996 3318 Old Engllth Sh•ep dog puppt" pure blooded no 00 304 L1vastock Utility Building 30x40•9 t4875 lnciudat 14d sliding door 3 ft 0 n tttel walk door 29 ga ptinltd ttttl tiding 29 gt Gtlvalume roofing 20 yt1r wtrrenty Complete conttruc lion Post Frame Builders Ath Mfs Ohio 814 692 2937 ENTIIIPRIIEI - . 011 1!4-211-HIO 2 63 21ft 2111 3111 It con~• • 288-1522 foot B a 8 SurplutSuppli At 1 eo Porttr Ohio 3010 John Delfa Trtctor wtth loadet 143150 John Dtlf"t Plow 71 114448 8772 EVAIU ~-- -(-,:~=~~~~~= _,1 -.cl 00- 1 -.ca11 600 11xl Ovtrhttd door Service Door 15333 Eracted Iron Harte BldgT 114 332 974& :;:;;::;;:;::;::;;:;;:;=: ,_ - 111110 opp W"\1, 41 Spece for Rent ::::,.. 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Clolt <o Cowt C:OI Wanted to buy tobacco poun d~ge ln Mason County 304 876 2970 or 676 1824 after Spl 30 •40 •9 Rull'f 114 441-0001 - Oh10 Ohio Ctll 114 448 9777 eve 614 448 3&92 Up fron1 trtc tors with wtrrtnty aver 40 used tractors 1000 too It Ant1ques 53 - -- - - - - Old Orlontol Rulli Wtnttdl Any IIU or condhloo C:OI 1011 " ! 100 431 7147 114 Mlac Merchendlea 245 9293 814 241 5181 M11ewy Ferguson New Holland Buth Hog Salet & S11tvlce Over 40 u1td tttctors to choose from & complete line of new • uted equipment Largllt tllectlon In S E Ohio 304-1712101 Call llttaldun • 21 ft 1974 Pull type e1mper Self conta ned Good condi11on Csl1 614 742 2124 or 1514 Soblna Oh Ph 513 684 238S 304·1718310 R•'--- plus daDOift CII rtqUind ---------··- Good selection of Dutot tnd Bleckhnjl boars Roger Beniii'V 2 wood llutnlng COOk , _ 2 • • 110¥11 ~ let bo• Houses for Rent 226e oltur 5 00 614 992 6066 JIM S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SR 35 W Golllpollo 304 815 4 drew• lc- 1974 Ch•teau 36 f1 fully equ1pped AC shding glatt door Excallent cond tlon 14700 Cell U79 814 992 2728 4418 9 /t h El Dorado tl de In truck camper Sletpt4 tdultl In good condition 8896 Call 614 992 Fru1t & Vegetables 81gno t 304 &28 4934 61 Household doods top fair> # btr glui .;r condition 79 Motors Homes & Campers 69 For Sale or Trade Port1ble 40 x8 lightld chtngt eble lett~r tign U99 00 Free delivery FrH latter~ AAA 266 1393 3,2 Mob1le Homes for Sale ~ Aluminum eemper condition UO F camper top good 1260 Ctll814 986 A11umt small monthly p•yment on moder style p11no like new condition Ctn bt """ localty Pletll Clll 1 800 1523 2890 304 G76 7471 14d& 2 BA tr11\er 8m1 from town on 218 Llrge prtvtte lot with indul'tritl type pity uround 1q1.npment t200mo Ph 614 2 bedrdom treller couptes smell child Locust Ad At 1 Po1nt Plet11nt 304 176 1076 41 Wtnted to rent Pttture Ctll Syt"tCUH Mutt 1pply in pMton 4450 34 Sptclous Mobile Home lots fm rent large recrettlon tnd picnic tret free lot g1ve tWIY 304 47 Wanted to Rent 2 btclroom trtller In country 1200 per month Gtt tnd wtter 1ncluded 614 742 2170 33 Space for rent trtller tPICH Locutt Ad R1 1 Polm PletUnt 304 t7! 1078 e75 3073 ollor 5 00 PM 42 Mobile Homes Attumtble loan 3 bedrooms 1 bath fem1ly room wtth wood burner ettln khchen centrel air 1 ~ level acr11 mutt Mil rtlocat mg ctll tfter 4 00 304 176 ~II COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Rout• 33 North of Pomeroy Rtnttl trellers Call 814 992 7479 ... Nice refr1gerator bed complete rocker couch vtnyl reclmer 5 wooden ch•rt porch 1wmg other 1tetftt Call 614 441 Ctll 304 876 4631 6 room house and btth nice loc1t1on 304 676 1090 Campmg Equipment ----~------------~·; 4288 0660 Ph drlva ate your guts1 Mr • Emes'• Get yourself another boy'." I NOncE! 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We offw ttlary comnMs IIOnt. tdY•notmtnt. education profit program .,hie mort For Interview cal colltlct 114 711 1383 ... tor Jane 441 2200 Afttt 5pm llpflnQ Sus tO< lnti<YI- 114-261 1421 Not JuTt • Job For 'Herbal Lift c.U M1111 11 44&.3131 10M'I to 5pm or I 11 I Help Wanted GOvernment hom11 from t1 (ll repttr) Dtltnquent tak prop arty Repouesllont Call 806 687 8000 Eat GH 9805 for current repo lltt 6357 Aon Evans EntlfPri111 Jackton INSULA nON Owner/Mtchantr C••• I•v••• ...., ( Coli 114-992 6848 11 3 Announcements Pottery end G1fts B11d Baths Out11de Yard Dolls Jesus Statues V11gm Mary & Angels for Yards and Graves S11 tefm 1111/Hn e14p258 1509 4387 Buying tunk Clf1 Ctll titer 6 00 prn J&L BLOWN Annou nc~ ~ 11 11~ nf., RE-OPENS MARCH 20 HI 6110 11111EIICE Ptt01tE (614) HI 1114 ' Have room In Prlvlte Cere Home for 2 elderly p1t1ents Ae..ont ble ratu 15 yr experlent:e Speatl dltts Good C~re CaH W1ll Clfl for tkllrly lady in my ~I' I Vll.l:' PH. 949·2193 or 949-2756 St It I 24 Syrorust PlUMBING & 'HEAI'ING Situations Wanted PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 LlnLE RED lAIN 341 mo 12 Attention home ownert Itt JO'S ACnON TOWING 949-9070 or 949-2045 876 6834 OLD ORIENTAL RUGS 892 3478 12171- 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED TIRES & BATTERIES Someone to clean end othw m1te chore• for summer 304 Ohio C:OII 814·2H 5830 Jahn I. Btntt "992 2196 Middleport Oh1o 113 tfc 3819 Alto Trantnlluloa Truck auto & heavy equipment repa1rs and weldmg (All makes & modelal PAT HILL FORD for college C.ll tht Army Ntttonel Ou1rd for FREE lnfor mtt1on picket 1 800 142 2282 4 EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR We can repa1r and re· core radtators and heater cores We can also actd b01l and rod out radtators We also repatr Gas Tanks 800.842 3et 9 v.,gin11 1 Penonel Care Home h11 vacancy for elderty people 24 hours c•a. 20 .,...n exp._ nence Reuontble ,... onyumo &14 919 3014 Buy.ng daily gald atfver coins nngs jewelry tterling wtte old coint large currency Top prt. Cll Ed Burktn Barber Shop 2nd Ave Mlddttport Oh t14 a• 6 17 tfc RADIATOR SERVICE .. 1 16 SCIPIO RECYCLING REPAIR Earn •• tre money ill the Army ~ Nlt10nel GUIIrd 304 87&..3950 Ao1otiH0< YCIC *ISO S01 ol 14-35 18 8 gruund howk w!JO<Iworfl 614-992 5128 614-992 7180 S832 lb. Clean ShHt Cast Alum 25< to 29< lb # 1 COPPER 42• U COPPER 32• Irony Alum1num 5 to I lb lhp tfousefrollle 'ant or lease Two story Rutltnd trea Cell Joan Stewart 8~4 742 2421 TOP CASH pMt for 13 rnodef and newer uttd nrt Smith Buick Pontiac 1 911 E111trn Avt OaiUpollt C1ll 614 441 Dump Truck tingle txle 10ft bed. 15 tpeed 2 lpfHMI r. . end low m1le~ge Ctll 814 8&3 For ule by owner 2 story house m Mtddleport ovartooking ptrk 30 yr guarntted Vlnyle tidmg w w carpet,. 1 Y.! bath unique Telev1110n Advert•alng Need high energy person fat" tht Pt PlaiMnt ar11 JH)ftlble futur• management opportunity bate plut commlttlon experience tn edverdsmg Nln pref•red 304 614 318 1811 WANTED Any size or condition Call toll frM 1 BOO 433 7U7 Flottened Alum Cons 992-66 \ 814 448 3872 ,,., 26< Wanted To Buy We JWf c ..h for late mottel clun u-"c•s Jmt Mink ChiY Oldt Inc BIM Gene Johnaon 3172mopd M1ddleport, Oh 2 9 49835 St. Rt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CAll 7 DAYS A WHK MOVING SAlE utBfjt furniture tnd m1ac Items 211 0 N Mt1n St Thurt Ffl Set Ntw 3BR 2 car garage, bflc:k rront front porch nice lot I m1les Souttl of Galllpoll• t4Y 500 Ph 814-441 8038 Phone 1 304 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®bJ Lllrry Wright Mu11cal Instruments Prom d,.. never bHn worn 1111 8to 992 1110 S14 000 The Datly Sentmei-Page- 11 Low.., Fl- orvon 2 koy 3 4 C:OIII14-317 0331 boards IMit ill topo ployor 2 FREE KODAK FILM for life. plu1 llltofbookl ..-phontMt A, hu,..., of dalltn of tr.. gifts condition New e2195 Now Colltoll"-1 10043S.I312 018& Pit 114-318 2774 PIANO FOR SALE I81Ttl vame tlble wtth em bot:etd leckgtmmon a ch ... Wanted Aesponelbla party to bwfllchllrs 0500 Illume smtll monthly ptyments A._ Ping 4Pang ttble t 71 00 on piano Sle ktcatty Ctll credit man..• Ph 1 800 447 428' Ctll 814 441·31134 IMgo booutltul 6 DR ....... 47 wooded tcre. Melga L0C61 <.;herr, Rklu• t44.too Call or et4 992 8072 62 64 Mite Merchandise 67 i: 1429 Mtlmentnce tupervlaor nllded for Care Htven of. Point Pie• 11nt Must htve ability to provide routine maintenance plum~ electrictl and gtn•tl repllt coonlintte whh otht~: dll*tmtnll ln 1 10 bed nursiog c•e umt R.. ponsible fat' super v11ing houukeeplng and ltundry Compettttve Al.ry end benefits Appllcttionl 6CcttiM by mill or 1n plriOn Mondey and TuetdiY Apnl 13 and 14 only 9 00 3 00 No phone ctlla 1 pteese c.,e Htven 11 loctted North of Point Pla ... nl on At LAFF·A-DAY M,utt ttl I ntw+y J'lft'\Odeltd 1 bclr me 14 Mill Creek St lhpolts 118100 Makt off• "' .II 114 441 2531 29 1Syracute 0 be1woenOhlc;t9 622 0304 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Homes for Sala Rustc Hlllt AVON no tervlce charge open tarrltories phone 304 1715" 31amtly yard ule Sat Apnl11 Park Street Middleport condrt1ontng for mobile or modular homes 2Y2 or 3 ton until tnstalled on pad I. ready to cool Bnggs & Stratton Tecumseh Weed Eater Homehte Jacobsen Transfers 3Smm & 110 Pos1 flvt lhdts to VHI V11jeo Topo SALES & SERYIC~ •JOINTING •MOLDING lOIS 11 Installation of ductwork & • SALES & SERVICE U S IT SO EAST '!'''<P ;. ,, ~ , .• (Ommerctol Unlh Day or N1ght 4 5 Lie NEW LISTING - MIDDLE PORT - Small home 1n good cond1t1on 3 4 bed rooms gas heat Insulated & storms Good street JUST $14 50000 'di RtNtltrll1al .. ~ small SMALL ENGINE PARTS and SERVICE BOGGS W'i• 614 388 Fri.SitAprll10th.11th Frt Noon to 7pm Sat 10 7pm FOfd cultivators old books gla11ware Z IMdroom tulles microwave & car1 some an tlqun 174 Sun V ...ey Dr HEATING & COOliNG 4 16 16 tfn ~ 985-3561 ;ll' 95 Blclv NO SUNDAY CAllS ICUT OUT FOR FUTURE UIU NEW LISTING -RUTlAND - M1n1 Farm - Appro" mately 6 acres w1th 3 bed room home Elec 8 B heat plus a wOOdburner Barn sheds stora ge c~11a1 Gar den space All lor only $29 500 00 Henry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 Jean Trussell 949-2660 DoH11 Turner 992 5692 Offlct 992 2259 , VHS HOM£ RECORDER KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE r [! I 4< PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 FREE LANCE 35MM PHOTOGRAPHER 10 8 tfc ', I '·, April 11 sh 9816 ' AI Rtasanobl8 Pmes ' Fartorr Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only to atfn LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL 1>1RT I 7 F1m1ty Children• clothn furmture rechner wheels tires mise Ewington Townhall S1t ru1uc IIIVITID CUSTOM BUilT HOMES & GARAGES SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. I Porch Sale April 10..11 12 Cloth" curttlns etc 406 6th Ave Kanauga 9 00 to 4 00 ·,n,r I ppr "''.l•;.llf' :t~·• Bontt' \~\ \ lUll BISSELL BUILDERS EVERY DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! ,,, 'l'lr" (I I '" .. , "111. ,, REA!ONAIIE REliABlE 8 20 86 tin Bashan Building ESTtMA TES ~ )0 w··!·ihl<li1•nd 614-843-5248 RACINE FIRE DEPT. PH. 99 Dinfg g Fn Set George Cart..rtlidence off 160 1.ook for ugns 1 ,,, f! lo!: "'' 1 Sr ·, ,.. Electromc Organs Mob1le serv1ce GUN SHOOT POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL Aret supervttOr ShtrP tmbi tlout women needid to hire tnd tratn demonlt'fltora Unuaual quathy gtfltlnd dKOriiMM'IIine Work hom your home WeeklY ptycheck bonus trips Free tr11nlng FtN Ample ktt no mvntment For detallt caN 141 0091 ••• 3887 7 doyl e )i,,, r II• ; ~ IVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Servi(e Automotive Repair & Serv1ce CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES E Elden Blake Fam1ly Jn J.R.'s REPAIRS AUTO SALES J&L BLOWN INSULATION Colli I 4 992 7180 EXCELLENT WAGES For sptre time utembly wortl; eiiCtron ct crtftt Othars Info (504) lbkt Sale Luncheon llenaf1ts go to lend PWIOAI IO camp loti clothes famity THUll. 7 PM-II 6 4S ;· 11•)''' SANDY'S PH. 949·2160 or 949-2801 No Sunday Calls --~-- . Avon Rtprfttnlttrte Wtl'ltld Sell to friend and relltivll or tab • territory Free buic ~it Yard Sale Gallipolis & V1cimty EAGLES CWI-~0-IOJ OH Ph. 992·3537 48871ma 41 5 86 1c New Homts Built Free E1t1metea 26104 collecs 814 864 8878 BINGO SSO Page St, Middleport 992 621S or 992 7314 Pomeroy, Oh1o SIDING CO. Allan Ray Bnckles 7 Chmcal Aud1olog1st GEARY'S BODY SHOP V. C. YOUNG Ill BISSELL From the fam1ly of E 1 Licensed ,,. Happy Ads EMT LPN or RN to l>l<fim'rl lnturlnct eumt E xpw ..1Ctd Part time potltlon with fl•ibil Jty S•nd r.-uma to ,.MI P 0 "' Boxl70 Dun.,_ w.. tVirginiL FOUND blldt and white 1m1ll dog betwetn 2 end & yrs old 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis Oh1o 45631 (Free Est1mates} SIDING 0 AlUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULAnON NATIONWIDE IN&iJ~ANCE P0 •o• 1018 -loito Oh 46750 814 374 8241 An 992 3759 ~ (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992·6601 work 2 5 86 tfn Po~nt Middlepon Reward C1ll 114- - Plumb ng end e ectr eel Bob Barton, Owner inttrated 1ft 11m~ t30 000 plus ~--7 lnou flnct Agency A~ileble Btnd RHUme or cell for 1PDOintment Lon 32ndo.QirMMaaonlcring - Roofmg and gvnor work - Concrete work 0 VINYL 5 ::r - Addons and remodeling PH. 992-9949 WOOd :Z003 N Mttn St pteeunt w Va ~ LISA M KOCH, MS. CARPENTER SERVICE 190 MUlBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OH. 304-57& 2833 pup rau Ara FOUND Elk Hound or husky type dog 1tong Tom Gl1nn Ad Pit 81 4 388 1034 Computerized Heanng A1d Selectton ~ Wtm Molds lnterpretmg Selv1ces YOUNG'S SUGAR RUN ASHLAND AkC male Germen Sheph•d Camp Cont.y area Call 30• 676 71 27 evening• Jane G Beegle P D Box 375 Racme Ohio 45771 131 27 141 3 10 17 4tc REBUtlf & REPAIRED Qlve-oygo.._e OUOILIOn• EXCELLENT WAGES tor ..,.. ble working cond cell 304 17b time uMmiMy worlc.; elect~ 1310 let cr.tts Qth.,. Info 104-i 141 0011 EIIT 3021 7 dfiiiL Femolo Booglt 10 month• old CALL NOW -.uti opponunity employtr 47871mo Board of Trustees of Pubhc Affaus AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 31 G1veeway 6 Lost and Found TWIN MAmESS/IOXSPRING ............ S98.81 FUll MATTRESS/BOXSPRING .......... SJ48.81 CHESTS. ••• S49.95 RECUNERS •• S99.95 DINETTE/4 (HAIRS. • .. .. .... • •• • • S99.95 1 2 Months Free Ftnanc1ng Pubhc Not1ce 992-3410 so ~:r~~~~~h~~~~ allvery - our·, bors and 1 for the kmdness help and comfort that you shared w1lh us dunng the loss of our loved one Elden Blake Your love and comfort w1ll never be lorgotten 108 W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio PH. 992·3307 :::J;;:;:.-J b1dt and 10 accept the lo welt and best b1d Coptea of apeclftcattons may be obtatned at ttle Clerk Treasu rer s offtce as stated Oh1o 45771 to upgrodalhe EMPIRE FURNITURE ....._ ... _ c .. =:- Pubhc Not1ce electrtcal system(sJ m the Aerator Bu1ldmg and Pump Hou18(1j faclllttes 1n the VII lage of Ractne Ofuo w1th baste operating conftgura tton to be ma1ntamed The bids wtll be opened and read at 7 00 P M on II :.l:."V-- - P-«•• ccwer ,,._ foUoWinJ 1el1p1uJru Udla"ffl =-~. Metgs ~-·---·­ __ N.- CI~~Ui/led NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On March31 1987 mthe rv I• c e s S e .-..... ~=======~::t=======:;=~ ·-- ~Til IM.... 4 Fliday, AprH 1 0, 1987 Botti arid mot ort tor sale 3 TPHd trollinv motor 176 Cell 814 992 72t6 1917 Sklffcrtft 21 ft cab n crulstr 110 HP Mercrultlf lnbotrd Outbotfd OrNe tttlltt full mooring cover 11crlflcelot QUicllS~I Ctll814 992 7370 IMPERIAL MARINE INC Botts are still 81 winttr prlcn Pur chul"g new 1700 Bev Liner Ctprit Bow Alder for 11 &ow •• f114 par momh ... Sttrcraft Strttot Remember H yoyr not buylna from Ul your ptylng too much 112,.,try8t Ptrktraburg W V 304 411 2111 • Rttldent ial or commercitl wit It lng N•w llrvle~ t or reptlrt Llcented electrician Eltlmt~ ' fr.. RldttnOUf El•ctficsl 30. , i 875 1788 86 General Hauling -' Olllerd Weret Service Poolt Cistern• Well• OeUv•rv Any time C1ll 614 448 7404 No Sund•v eell1 A lr A Watet Service Homr clt ternt wells poolt 1111.; Formerly Jsmtt Bov• Wet., Ssme rates Call 30' ft76 6370 J J W11t 11 r Sarvlca Swimm ing pool• cisternt & wr~ll1 Cell 814 246 9286 I t 1 1 ----------' Will htul envthmg h om 2 ton to • 8 ton Aetto nlble dellv Call 814 446 4861 Morn ing or ! even ng 1 Watter to n s Wat e r H•ullng 1 ruaonable ra1u lmml!dlate 1 2 000 gtllon deltvary cllt•rns t pools _,u eto ctll 304 675 1 2919 Ho~Jte coal limeuone tnd gr1vel Del vtfed 1 ton 1ncl up Jim Ltn~er 30' 6715 1247 ot 17fi 7397 1::---------~ormerlv Kiln Whlltont NO>ff I John s Wtter Service Sam., 1 Pric11 1 000 or 2 000 glli 1ervlce 304 678 2248 1 -;;;=:;::::::;:::::=:. I::----:--,---:.:..-"--::; Dump truc h servlc' llmntone ' 1 76 & Auto Parts Acceesor~es BUDGET Trtntmlltiont Uted. AetMtt AM tyl)fltorque conver ters • lrtntf• o... t Enalnt ovtf'tltul kltt Alllton Trensml• lion P•t• II CVC Jolntt Out rtntttd will dtUver otth • c•ry or 1nt11U c.n 114 379 und and gravel delivered phone 304 &75 31 9o 87 . Uphol1tery I I A & M Custom Co~,.~chM •net RtuPholtttry It Rl 7 CroW,t\ 1 2220 .. t 304 175 8758 C11y Oh 614 258 t470 Evo 'I 8t 4 441 3438 Opon dtlly 8 to 4 30 SOl 8 30 10 I 30 Old a 1 flebUIM 302 Ford hudt 304- .,..-...,.------- I 8 tt alumn truok topper roll out Mowray e Upholtttrlng II'Mrtg trlcountytrea22yeart Thtbes.t ln furniturs ul)holtteitnl CUI \ 304 171 4114 for fna ttttmtt• ""' 571 2102 ...- . 150 00 304 112 3231 new Upholttrtd j _,."• �Page- 12- The Daily Senti~l :"ff'--- Pomeroy-Midd~port. Ohio Frida~April10, Local Briefs:---... House speaket; vows follow-up on .taxes . . ' I Local mus"ician8 to perform ..• ! Memorial Auditori um at Ohio University wlll be the seen~ of the 01\io Music Epura tors Association District 17 Honors and Band a nd Choir performance set for Saturday at 7:30p. m. • The performance wlll feature the top musicians from 19 high sc hool ban ds a nd choirs cover ing a seven-county region, mcluding two from the Immediate area - Meigs, directed by Lori Klinger, and Eastern, under the direction of Wllliam Hall. Loca l st ud ent s performing Include Jenny Cowdery. Eastern. ·bass clarinets;- Jeff Arnold. Meigs. first also saxophon<>s : Angle Sloa n, Me igs. bassoons; Todd Clay, F.:astern. first cornets; Chad Carson. Meigs, third F horn; Melanie Arnold. mallets: .Jeffrey Sayre. Eastern, basses. Whitt• Shrine plans in'itallation Instal lation of Maty Shrine ~7 of 1\'hile Shrine of .Jer usalum wi ll tx• Frida .v. 7; :«r p.m .. at th<· mason ir trmple. Pollurk· n·rrPshmPn 1s. • A I hletic boosler.'i mt•el . Monday The Meigs l.oea l i\ thletlr Boos tt'l's will mert at 7: :lO p.m. at lhr high se hool. M on d:~ y EMS u.nils r('spond lo six calL., Meigs Cou nt y F:mergenry Medical Servle<>s reports six ralls Thursda .l': Tuppers Plains a t J: :19 a.m. to Texas Road for Da rl ene Rurkley to Vetrrans Memorial Hospital; PomProy at 8::12 a.m. tra nspor ted Jod y Custrr. Susa n Arnold and Frank Casto from an aut o a.cc ldr nt on Ohio 7 to Veterans Mc morlal Hospital; Mlddll'port at 11: 1IJ a.m. 12.,Ha rtingcr Parkway for Flora Halle;· to Veterans Mrmorlal Hos pital; Tuppers Plains at 12::111 p. m. to R1•cdsvill r for Dorothy Chevalier to Holzer Mrd!C'al Cent er; Pomrr·o;· atl ; J:l p.m. to Reedsville fo r t.lvln Reed to St . .Joseph's Hospita l; Pomeroy at 4: 14p.m. to Collums Road for Charlie O'Hrl~n to Vetera ns Memorial Hospita l. DAV chapter to meel Mondav. Thr Dlsllb lt"d t.mrrican Veterans will meet Monday, 7 p.m .. allh<·.twll on Bullt•rnut Avenue, Po m~roy . Reviml .5ervict•s begin Sunday Th!•r!' wi ll be revival senkes Sunday th rough April 19 at Eden United Methodist Churrh. two miles north of Rredsvllleon Ohio 1 2~. Srrvlcrs wil l begin at 7: : ~1 p.m. !'ach t•vening with Rev. Peter Mar llndalt• of Grec nfirld, Ohio bringing the message. Th e m~ll'a l tal~nls of Rl'v. Martindale' s wlfr, He rsey. wil l be also bl' fiJa IUrl'd. DONATION L.W. McComas, left, treasurer of the Mlddlepori·Pomeroy Rotary Cluh, receives a Moo check' for the Meigs (:ounty Easter Seal Crippled Children's Program from David Riggs, operator of Valley Homes, Belprt·. Riggs had plrdged $100 lor each unll sold during the firm 's recent anniversary sale to the local Easter Seal program liS the sales relal!•d to Meigs County. There wore four units sold to Meigs Countbns thereby pro>idlng $400 locally . Riggs Is a form er Meigs County resident. - Scientists confirm link between as CH ICAGO 1UP!• - Govern· ment researchers haw provided the strongest link yel bctwe<" n givi ng ·children and teenagers aspirin for chicken pox or flu s'ymptoms and Reyc's sy n· dromc. a serious and oftt•n deadly brain infection. But the ., clentlsts lament ed that despite the ciear·rut cvi· clencc and warning labels on all bottles of aspir in . many il l children were still taking the medical ion. Increasing by 411 limes their chances of devf'IO P· ing the rare synd rom<'. . 'Children a nd lt><• nag!' rs should not be laking aspiri n for rhlrken pox or infl uenza -like illnesses. especially when th ere are readily ava ilable alterna· lives," so id Dr. E ugen e Hu rwitz, of the federal Cent ers forDiseas.• Co ntrol. "The message Is gelling around . bu t It's not gettin g to evNyone." Thr aspirin indu sII')' rri lieizrd the rese11 rr h, which Involved several national health agencies. as biased. but agreed it was· "brtter to be sa fe than sorry" when deciding whether· to give asp.irin to children. Reye' s syndrome. an infection of the brain and liver. usually begins with chicken pox . the fl u or a mild res pi ratory lllncss and .within days progresses to vomit · lng. disorientation. loss of con· sc!ousness ahd often ro nvu lslo ns. From 20 percent to :lO percent of the vlrtims die and anot her th ird suffer serious brain damage. . . . . , Although prr~ arrl y considered a sma ll rhlld s disease, two· thirds of the cases occur In youths between ages 10 and 18. On Monday, lh <• J:l.year·old granddaughter of ac·tor Dick Van Dyke died of Reyc's sy nd rom l' In Cleveland Height s. Ohio, one .Grand Jury .-.ession cancelled Meigs Cou nt;· Pmsccurlng Allornry Fred W. Crow lf! an nou nec> Ilia I thr gra nd jury session planned for Tuesda y. Apr il 14 . has bt'en cancelled. Jurors wi ll not need to report, Crow sold. Iris not known at this time if Ihe grund jury wil l meet again belore the end of the pres~nl .Ja nuary term wh!rh ends April 30. If an additional session Is rl'<Jl!lr<'<l. jurors will be notified. Crow advises. ~reWS Will attempt tContlnul'<l from Page i1 I I The fi rm said thr material was lbelng shipped from !he Na trium ;plant to a Colgate farlllty Louis· ;ville. Ky. Caustic soda Is used for •making pul p and pup<'r . soap. )• lumlnum, cellophane, rayon , !s uspect held ' tContlnued from Page1r taunt;' Magistrate Pau l Smit h. : Ga ry Lre Schult z, n r.06 •Second St.. was 'killed at 2: ''' •'a. m. while standing on the '~» ldewalk In fmnt ' of Th e Anchor :Club on MaIn Street. accordi ng to Point Pleasant Pollcr · C'hlrf ~ames Gaski ns. Shultz was pro· 11ounred dead at Pleasanl Valley Hospital by Mason County Mcdlra l Exam iner .John Grubb, M.D. ' The pollrl' chief said &·h ult z 'was apparently shot In the chest \vlt h a .ncallber pistol. The wirtlm' s bod,V wil l be transported )o the slate Medical Examiner's office In South Charleston, 'w. Va .. Friday for an autopsy. he added. ; ' Gaskins sa ld the shooting ap· Ohio, and other texllles. and In pelroleum products and refining. Taylor explal n!>d that river rrsldents ,I( PI their drinking wa· ter from wells and the only use some wou ld have for river water would be In washing clothes. . parPntl)' stemmed from a dis agreement betw~ n S!'hult z and thl' suspect rar llrr Thursday evening lnsldr the club . FollowIng the shooting, Messrr a 1legedly go t Into a car a nd drove away from the scene. Gaskins said. Officer R.A. Evlrk of the Point Pleasant Pollee Department In· vestlgated the shooting. Assist · lng at the scene Friday morning were deputies rrom the Mason Count y Sheriff's Department. The Point Pleasant E mergency Medical Service transported the victim to the hospital. Funeral arra ngements for Schultz are under the dl rect'lon of the Wilcoxen Funeral Home. week aflrr!a klng four aspirin for chicken pox. The syndrome remains rare, however. ~l riking one or two ch ildren out of J(IO ,OOO ei'Crl' year. Abou t l ,CXIO cases werf. reported to the CDC from 1981 to 198:., wllh 291 dea ths. Alt hough s tudies !Inking Reye's to aspirin date to 19RO. It was n't until a preliminary CDC stu dy in 19841 ha t then Secretary of Hra llh and Huma n Services Margaret Heckll'r urged aspirin producers to print warnings on the l ~els. The voluntary program proved Inadequa te and the war nings became manda tory In 1986. · The t·urr'enl CDC s ludy. pub· lishPd in the .Journal of thE' Ameriran ME'dical Assoc iation . involved 27 cases of Rryr's sy ndrome si nre the preliminary stud;· 11nd found· aspi rin use for chi cken pox or fl u-like lllnrss was assoclatrd with 26 of the cases. In ronl rast. only]8 pcrrrnl of a si milar group of f40 il l children used asp iri n. wit hh 8.'i .7 percent opting for acelam inophen, the non.aspirin pain rt'licver found in Tylenol and other medications. Hurwitz said the most di stress· lng aspect of the st ud y Is th at nearly 40 percent of children and tee nagers still take aspi rin for chlekcn pox and flu . HI' said the problem is particularly prcval· ent amo ng trena grrs. who often detcrminl' their own m edication and ma y not believ(' the warni ng applies to 1hem. Scirntlsts do nor know why asp irin is associated wit h Reye· ~. or why some rhlld re n dev<'lop th ~ s.l' nd rome and som<' do not. Hurwlt ~ said. "There probably are some differences in the child ren who get l his and those who don't, but g:::~~!n ~~~~~: with highs Veterans Memorial · Thursday Admissions )l:mma Adams. Racine; Charles 0'Brlen. Lake Placid, Fla.; Evelyn McCaskey, Rutland. ~ Thursday Discharges' - Guy ylnther. The probability of pre<'iplta· lion Is near zero tonight and 60 percent Saturday. Winds will be from the south at five to 15 mph tonight. ·Ohio Extended Forecast Sunday lhrourh Tuesday A chance of rain Sunday and. again Tuesday, with faw weather on Monday. HlghJ will raage from the mid 50s to the mid 60s each day, with overnight lows between 40 and 45. we have not been able discover what it Is ," he said. "All we know Is the. risk is there." But Dr . .JosPph White, dirrr tor of the Aspirin Foundation of t.merica In Washington. said the· study has several statistical flaws. "The st udy is just a co nti nua · lion of that previous study. so the original faults in th e st udy haven' t been corr·ectrd." said Whil e. whose group is supportrd by sr1·era l aspirin infection.~ .. Spring Time NEW TIRE DEALS · 'ROTC unit a success on campus t. sourer atlhr AMi\ disagr<'<'d and sa id experts who reviewed the study gave it hi gh marks and fell it should be published us soon as possibl!'. · GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy. OH. Phone 992·2976 SPRIN~ I. $1JMMER HOUR$ MON.·wtD. & THUIS. '-5 TUES. & FRI. 9-1 SATURDAY 9·1 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM Df'!!ISit• Mat' Pattt'rson Mrs. Th'sslc Mae Patterson. 92, Portla nd. former !;' Q,[ Jackson County , W.Va., died ~iday at Veteran s Memorial Hospita l. Mrs. Patterson wa s born March 6. !89!i In Jackson Coun ty, u daughter of the late .I.C. and .lemlna Murphy Archer. ShC' was a member of lhl' United· Metho· dlst Ch urch a nd the Meigs Count y Senior Citizens Group In Pomeroy . She wa s a homemaker. Surviving are four dat<ghtcrs. Mrs. Susle ·Leep a nd Mrs. Lucy Rexroat. bothofClnclnnati; Mrs. Azelllne Smith , Parkersburg, W.Va.. and Mrs. Ann Roso, Portland; two sons, Delbert Patterson of Portland . a nd Ja mes Patterson of Racine ; a sister, Mrs. Flossie Lincicome. CALL FOR PRICE 992-716l "WE CAM *A~E YOU • MONEY" GENERAL TIRE SALES N. SECOND AVE. MIDDI.EPQIY 1-------------1'------------- y{ " c~{Jt1£t;' ,3Ja~n; A NEW CONCEI-T IN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DESIGN. FOI A FaE CONSUI.TAJION WITH NO o•IGA110N CAll (3041 675-6535 4 "Little" Design Is Independently Owned By Licensed Desi!fner lane Little. I Market report OHj() nLLEl' UVESTOCII. Markot R.,.n lor April 4. 1887 I Saturday salr APrll4. was Vf'r:V lllitt'll dU(' to thr bad wrath('r. Cat t\(1 priC('!I. wrr£' jii trady on all Spt"<'lal C'lu~~(·S ~aJc : of cattl('. Sprlnf(rr 1:0~·s. C'O\A'IO and calvf'S, fr«Jl'r canlr- Saturday, Aprt111 , 1987 ot i:OO p.m. • Ff'Mf"r caH salrs: A.pr\118. May 9, May 23, 1987. Llv(ls1 ock hauling uvallablr. Ravenswood. W.Va. ; 2!i !(randchildren, :10 great -grandchildren a nd 11 grral·grra t · graodrhlldren. Besides her parents. she was preceded, In dea lh by her hus· band ,' Bob, In 1949. Servlrrs will be held all p.m. Monday at the Stralght ·Turker Funeral Home In Ravenswood with Rev. Sieve Deaver official· lng. Buria l will be In thC' Wilding Ct' mOO>t ery a t Ravenswood. Frlcnds may call a t the filneral home from 2-4 a nd 7·9 p.m. Sunday. HUBBARD$ GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE 992·5776 Now Open for Spring Seaton lrHito (loU.. Speclol VEGETABLE PUNTS S1 PEt DOlEN PACII $JSOPEI FU1 FLOWEIING PLANTS $1 PEl SO. 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APIIL 11-2 PA tl 4 P.M. tmts- Vol. 22 No. 10 1987 Pleasant, April 12, 1987 Flood warning .in effect for Portsmou_th area By United Press International level at Ca mbrid ge fell below Us T·S Staff Reports 13-foot flood stage and then GALLIPOLIS - While the co ntinued to recede. Ohio River level contlnued fal· Thestate Department of Natu· ling in the Ga!lia-Meigs area over ra l Resources' Division of Water· th e weekend. ihe National craft. r iling unusually high and Weather Service continued a cold water, Issued a riverbOat ing flood warning Friday for the advisory statewide for Friday , swollen Ohio River near Ports· Saturday a nd today. mouth, downstream from which "Ma ny of Ohio's rivers and the Coast Guard was help ing to streams will be unsafe for sa lvage six barges that broke recreational bOating," sa id a loose from tugboats and sank. ·di vision spokesman. A flood warning for Wills Creek The Ohio continued to rise was canceled when the water slowly F riday, reaching 48.3 feet at 4 p.m., and forecasters sa id The river. which crested the river wou.ld continue r ising Thursday night at 44 .7 feet at the slowly until early Sat urd ay Ga ll!pol!s Locks and Dam. fell morning and crest near Ports- slow ly throughout Friday and mouth's !iO·foot flood slage. Saturday. A spokesperson at the Flooding will be confined to Gallipolis faci lity said there was lowla nd areas outside Ports- 40.4 feet of water on the lower m o uth 's flood wa ll. said gauge Saturday morning. forecasters. The Racine Locks and Dam Sa tu rda y's rlllnfai! was not reported th at the river was ex pected to be enough to support falling at a rate of .:1of a feet pe•· addit ional rises on the Ohio. bu t hour. The lower pool reading was could have been sufficient to J5 feet Friday. 32A at 2 a. m. mai ntain flood·stage levels in to Saturd ay and 30.4 late Saturday todaY.. they said. morning. The normal lower pool reading would be between 12 and n feet. Mea nwh ile. a l o-mllc stretch or the river downstream fr om Portsmouth was reopened !~rl· day to let Coast Guard officials locate six sun ke n ba rges loaded with coal. ACoast Gua rd spokes man said :10 barges. ~I! carryi ng coal, broke loose from tugboats Thurs· day evening, but all but lh~ si x that sunk were secured ·a few hours later. "The By GEOFF OSBORNE • Times-Sentinel Staff GAL L!POLIS - Is th e "perso nal touc h" that one deputy registrar said brought helpful serv ice in vehicle registra tion rea lly worth keeping? Does the dcp~t "· registrar system need to be " depolll lclzed," as one legis· Iaior said, ahth e possible risk of not · having someonl' lo answer · ' their questions about vehicle registra tion. as that same deput;• r~r;:lst•·a •· sai d'>. Or maybe lhl' new system, In the words of · !lllOI~~ leg islator, just might ·crt•a tc " the most ungodly mess we've seen?'' This is the unseen baltic th at Is laki ng place in 'Ohio. It Is between the deputy registrars · who. like the Babylonian King Bels hazzar at the feast the night the Persians Invaded Ba bylon. · see their jobs being eliminated. and various po liticians. who want to implement a s.1·stem that they feel is rasler for Ohioans to dea l wit h. These sa me pol!tlclans say that they sC'c a n('('d to lake polit ics out of a con tract sys tem I hat they say would be better handled b.v stare employel's. First. it must be seen what each side is fighllng for and what they say abOut'the mailer. (.:en! rallzed system The slate's 272 deputy regis· rrars are fighting Ohio House Bill 60. which if passed. would elimi· nate their jobs a nd put their responsibilities In the hands of . the Registrar ,of Motor Vehicles. • The bill would. on Jan . 1, 1989. · require the registrar to havr a ' Valley Llnr Co. headquurtt,.·ed In St. Lo uis. Mo ., Wl'rt' hl'adlng down river when lhl' mis hap occu rred around 7 p.m . Thu rs day. " said Chief WarrenI Of!'lccr Wayne Krambcrk of the Coast Guard's port operatio ns depart · men I in Huntington , W.Vu . "There werr no In juries." The tow struck the General U.S. Grunt Highway Bridge link ing Ohio and Ke ntucky in th~ Portsmouth ar·ca. "We know where they tt he t.Contlnu e<l on A.:l) Pomeroy outlines problem · to ODOT centralized mail-in system In legis lators. Sta te Rep. Joly nn w9rk!ng order. On that date the Boster. D·Ga lllpolis, said that. If contract 1he sta te currently has the present system Is abOlished, wit h the dep ut y registrars will be "we co uld bE' throwing out the ter minated. baby wllh the bat h wa ter," Tommy J. Willis. a deputv meaning that If the mall·in registrar in Lawrence County . system is Implemented, "those By NJ\NCV VOACHAM was quot ed In The Iront on of us In small areas wo uld be the Thncs-Sc nlincl Stuff Tribune as saying th at "the first ones to suffer." POMEROY - Ohio flep ur l· thing that Is going to happen (if Many other depu ty registrars. men! of 'l'ranspor·tollon Dl rrrro r the House bill passes ) is that the and even the legislators proposWarren Smith ha s been famli lar· price for the license plates will go lng the ma il-In s;·stem, don 't !zed with rlv(•rba n k erosion a long up because of the personnel have !he sll ):(hl es t idea ~ow much Eas t Main Street -U.S. :1:1 In they'd have to hire in C'olumbus the nOO>w system wo uld cost the Pomeroy. ··· ···· · · and what they'd have to · pa y citizen . 1' · ' · !'/'•·· .•,,-· ,., • no!lnl l'llll'el• In C\1}J!ft11,. _ lh~-te~·•·· "f"or ,al) we ,know, ~. collld · .. bus , ?omcroy )Vi~y'or ,menard Ruby Wilt'. ,the depu ty regis· save money," said State Sen. Sey ler and Councilmen .John trar for Ga !lia Coun ty, said that Paul E. Glllmor, R·Port Clinton. t.ndcrson and Rr·ure Reed mN "! don 't think peeple will be On the ot her hand. a " financial wllh Smith to dlscu.<S the expPn· happy wllh the new sys tem." note has not bee n done yet. " slv~ problc·m wit h which rh o claiming that "we don' t know accordi ng to Thomas Queen. a vil lage Is co nfront ed . A WAY TO AVOID County Deputy Rer!ltrllr what the pr.lc~ will be If the leglsla t iv~ aide to State Sen. Thr mr('t lng was 1HTanJH'd bv • Ruby Wilt demonstrates llowOblo already hao a way to avoid long . change to the mail· In sys tem Grace Drake. 'R ·So lon. And some Statv Rep . Jolynn Bosr~r . rillnl'" lor license platesthe Green Box drop-off •Y•tem at the local deputy registrars fear that all the takes plac<'. ' ' r.u !llpoll~ . and Stat(• Scri .•Ja n offices. ·Wilt said thai during her time with the license lmreau, no A ma!Hn sys tem is currently jobs would be ta ken away from Mlchrw l Long. D-Clrrlevlllr . Bo.<· one hWI ever bothered to use lhe local Jll'een hox . Car uwnt•rs In effect, Wilt said. as Is a "green the counties and be conce ntrated and aides from Lonl('.< office trr usually take IUivantajle of the mail-In systtm, which Is slightly box" procedure In which ca r In <:'olumbus. were prrsl'nl for th e• mretl nl(, as more rxpe1111Ive, and UN~! II II they plan to br out of town wlum lh!llr ow ners ran place title. regislra · Apparent ~ompromiS!' wel l as Georg<· Do uga n, deput.v plates are due. Wilt Hald title 11nd registration Info ha.• lo lw lion and other Information In a "Nor true!" said Drake and director of ODO'l"s Dls trlc·t 10 deposited In the green box or in the rcgl•trar's hands prior to tht• green box outside the ent ra nce to Gi!lmor. th e co·aut hors of Senate offlcr. Muri <'II U. · 151h ol each month II one uses the hox 1wrvlce, The rcgl~ trur lh<·n lh<' license bureau . Bill 1, whic h is similar to House Mrordlng ro Anderson. ODOT returns the data alter processln". Forms ar!' in th!' hox telling .Voices of mod eration • Blll 60, but seems to be a Individuals how to .use thai service. hus ack nowledged the C'I'Oslon The ma ll·ln svstem costs the rom prom lse between the two. problrms In Pomeroy, as well as car owner abO ui $1.75 more. s he Th!' deputy registrar would be In olher loca tions up and dow n sai d. eliminated as of .Jan. 1. 1989. just bl nlng an optional mall· in system wals." said Drake. thr river. but (•an nol assis t In Sta re Rep. Don Gi lmore , R- like the House bill, bu 1. al'cordi ng with 140 branch offices of th e The branch offices or tho BMV funclln g th(' rcp:tlrs whlr h an• Columbu s. said that "I'd want to Queen , there will be at least would be staffed by classified Ohio Bur~u u of Motor Vehicles . gowrnment to tell me how the · one branch office for eac h "The ce nt erpiece of my plan state employees, and wou ld offer nrressar.v 10 co r·rc•rt such law works 1which Includes the county, run by sta te employees. are a loca l state-operated 'one· driver 's licenses. llt·cn se plates, situa tions. Anderson said that Douga n cost to the c!tlzenl before II gets Drake recep tly proposed th e stop' shop for auto llct'nses and driver exams. l~e nt lflca tlo n reported ot her !ora tio ns whrre Implemented." sys tem to !he Ohio Senate for titles. und an optional program cards. and spare for d orks of l' ros lon prob lems arc rven more There arc a f~w voices of registering motor vehicles, com- for mail-in license plate rene· !Con tinu ed on t\ ·:11 !Contlnuc'!J or1 i\ .:(1 moderation In this matter, whic h· in Gilmore's words , evoked "a lmost no conversation" among Meigs MR/DD board wins job;.related grant By LEE LEON,\RD sta nd ing In the way of any till!. UP I StatehOU!O(' ltt>porto•r either," he added . COLUMBUS IUPli - Sta le "My personal preference - I lawmakers s('('m In no hurry to see not hing wr·ong with a 65 mph Increase the :i!i mph speed limit limit on rural Interstates ." on Interstate highways, now th ai " I am not going to be lobbying : Congress has given permission . members to vote one way or the , Sen. David I. ._ Hobson. R other." said Sena te President ' Springfield. has In troduced a bill Paul E. Glll mor. R·Port Clinton . : raising the maximu m speed for "As soon as the Highw ays · automobiles to tio mph on Inter· Co mmitte~ puts Itt Hobson 's bllli :. sratc high,ways outside rlly lim- · out. 11 wou ld be my Intention to :- its. The maximum for trucks schedule It for floor action." • would remain at ;,:; mph .. Hobson believes his bill would ~ ' Hobson's bill provides tougher serve a twofold purpose: save ; penalties for speeding vlolatlons, lives on rural two· lane roads and • and retalns th cli5m phllmltonall lricrease the flow of traffic on ! tWO. lane roads and on Interstates frwways outside of rilles. • In populated areas of more than " I hav!'n' t had any legislator ••. !iO. 000. , com!' up to me and say. 'I'm ~ Sen. Theodore M. Gray. R· opposed to raising the speed : Columbus. ch.alrman of the Se· limit."' related Hobson. " The ; nate Highways, Transportation majority of people want 65." : and Local Government Commit· "We oppose any move In Ohio tee. promises full hrarlngs on the . to raise the speed limit to 65 Issue so metime after the current mph," said W!lllam M. Denlhan, . spring break. director of the Ohio Department One big obs tacle to Hobson's of Hig hway Safety. "We feel that bill ; safety groups and the the 5o mph !!mit has saved 536 administratio n of Gov. Richard lives In Ohio each year." . F . Celeste, from the governor on Denlhan said that although the ; down thr,ough the Ohio Highwa y limit Is 55, e nforcement doesn 't Patrol, are firmly opposed to begin unlll 60 mph. He said the raising the speed limit. saying average speed on Interstates Is 62 lives would be los t. . mph. "We feel that If It goes up to 65 . "I'm not pressing for any that the speeds will Increase," · lncr~ase in the speed llm!t," said said Denlhan. Col. Jack•Walsh of · Rouse Speaker Vernal G. Rifle the Oblo Highway Patrol Jr .. D·New Boston. ''I'm not concurs. REP AIR8 - Jl'loerlnrllld ffnhpan on the Porneroy·M..on bridle have beet! r~ved ud worken wUI proeeed on lhe pier underneath which m111t be repW:ed. Contractor 0!1 the S!.38 mUIIoa repair projeel, Maldet~~-Jenklllll Co•lnaellon, Ne!Mavllle, experleftced problelll8 earlier In the week wllh unauthorized pedettrlaa traffic. Walken won't be walldnr the bridle ·~· Meanwhile, ferry eperalor Darrell Rotllrer .., . If tbe Olllo River coat•uet dropplnr at a rapid rate, he hopes to be back In operation atleul by Monday. By NANCY YOM;If!IM Tlmes·Sent!nel Staff SYRt.CUSE- Meigs Coun ty Is one of six countlc•s In Ohio IIJ recelvC' fund ing from the Ohio Department of Ment a l RP.ta rda · lion to Implement a Job placr· men t and training program for mentally handi capped workl'rs. Lee Wedemey~r. superi nt end· ent of Carle1on Schooi ·Mel~s lndustrles. reports the Meigs Cou nt y Board of Mental RC' Iardation/ Developmcntal Disabilities has bern awarded $8.84o for a grant ing period from t.prll 1 lhrough Junr 30. Six Meigs Industries· workers will be enrolled In the program. the goal of which Is ro place at least two or thrCP of these workers In jobs within th o com munit y. According to Wedemeyer. the JTPt. (Job Training Program Acl! program, throu gh Gallla · Meigs Community A<·t!on Agency. assisted Meigs MRIOD in obialnlng the grant. "There's a good chance the grant wlll be rcnt>wed by the state," Wedemeyer says, "If we're successful In placing two or three people Into jobs." Meigs Industries placed one mentally handicapped lndlvldual In to the community work force last yea r. Two full ·tlme emplOyees , Sandy Halfhill and Cat hy Wood . both frofTI r.telgs C:ounty. have been hi red through the grant to oversee t.he f~ree·month pro· 1 I . Partly cloudy Sunday, with highs helwe1m 6.5 und 70. • Speed limit increase appears likely in Ohio APIIL 12-12IOON tll2 P.M. APIIL 11-2 PA tl4 PA 200fo OFF STOREWIDE -B·l · Masters tourney. results Job losses, higher costs vex registrars who 'oppose bills m unufar t ur<'rs. Area deaths ~a weather scene South Central Ohio , Increasing cloudiness tonight , with a low In the mid 40s. Showers ljkely and a c hance of thunder· The House proposal lor fiscal 1988 was batted around In lwti davs of partlsan debate by the · chamber and was approved almost exac tly along party lines. The vole was 2.10-192, with all Republicans and only 19 Demo, . crats opposing it. An.v i)u.dget Is stl.ll a long way . from Reagan's desk beca use the , Senai c will nor , ta ke up Its,. alternative until after next : week 's congressional recess. and : then a compromise will have to •. be worked out with the House. · ; Stil l. the president gave the · issu<' some attention Thursday . after a speech at PurJuOO> Unlver- : sity In India na. Reagan !old The Texas Democrat would not repor ters House Democra ts are : predict what form the. tax in· guilt y of "business as usual - : creases might take. but he said cuts in defense that potentially 1 lawmakers mll(ht co nsider his thr·eaten our notional security ; past suggestions to tax cer tain and passing the buck to the stor k transactions and to delay a t.merlra n taxpa yer ." scheduled 'cut in incom<'l ax rates The House plan splits its $17 ,; • for t. merlra ns in th e highes t ta x billion In spending ruts between : bral'kPis - moves Reaga n has militar y a nd non· millt ary . said repeat edly he would fight . · programs. · ; WASHINGTON I UP() House Speaker Jim Wright vows to fo llow 'through on the course outlined In a $1 trillion Democratic budget proposal approved by the chamber. sayi ng he will "earnestly Implore" President · Reagan to considrr new taxes, "We have assumed ... a r!'Sponslbllity In the House to reduce deficit s and stop addinl( to the national debt , stop sPndiltg bills to our children and our grand· chl!dren." Wright said Thu rsday after the Housr approved the plan thai includes an $18 billion tax·a nd·revenue pac kage and $17.o billio n In cuts. Band boo!iler.'i elect officers New officers were e lected and new uniforms discussed when lhP Meigs Hi gh School Band Boostrrs met Monday night at Middleport .J unior High . New off icers are ,John Tillis. pres ident ; Bob Car uthers, vice president; Conn ie Dodson,' second vice pres iden t; Fona Smith. treas urer; Peggy Stevens. secretary. Th e officers may be rontarted ·for any bOoster information needed. Lori Klinger, ba nd direc tor, dlsrrlbed a new style of uniform thai Conn ie West, assistant director, modeled. It was derided to purchase .t his style for the band studen ts. Th<• band banquel. srheduled for May 12. 6 p.m., was alsO disc ussed. Studen ts from the junior high and the hi gh school, and th eir parents , are invited to attend. II was sugges ted that an ·auction be held to sell old band uniforms. This would give past band members an opportunil )' to fi nd the uniform they one!' marched in. Thr n<·xt boosll'r mcP!Ing is srhr duled for 7 p.m .. May 4. in the hig h sehool band room. 1987 " gram . A.< comm unity plac<'mcnl spccla,llsl. Hiilfhlll will approach poten llalt•m ploycrs with Ihe Idea of hi rin g rhr me•nrall y hiHldl · capped wurk• •r. Ont·e a pla<'P· m~nt has hc•f'n made •. Woou . us placcml'nl spe·r-la llst. wil l go on the job , II<• with lh<• OI ' W employee. ro pr·ovlde trilln lnl( ass ISill n('t· and h P lp 1hC' (' mp 1{).\' ( 1( 1 adjust to lhl' work envl ronmo ·nl. .JTPi\ will provide onsulrar lo n !-lC'- I'VIC£>S fw· the> program nnd .JT!'t. fund >-wl ll be utill>.e'lit op.ty u por !lon ol lht wu~t·~ '" .HlP ~ hand!Cajlpt•!l wor krrs. rhu ' pro vldlng an a!lcJ••d incrni iV!' ro e·mployrrs. ' W demc•yc•r ~i;l\ s <J v ar!Pt .r ()f' possible job' lor hunuicappr!l workers will bi' rf'viPwrd. He Sijys nutiono l s lathtlcs show .that ha ndlcu pp!•d WOI'k<'I 'S arc 6cncllclallo thrlr rm plc>;'e'rs b ca usl' of rhr·lr dC'Pl'ndobl lll v and low~ r ru rnov!'f rail'. · " Natural! .-." sa ys Wl'd! •· mrycr, "w" hoP< · any joh plu<'<'· menl s will br pPr mancnt . Our main go;!! Is to hrlp m!'nt ully handlcappNl workers gai n lndepcndcnl'e'." ff the progn•m dors pro''" successful , tlwn Mr' l~s MH DO will probp hly n ·u pply for lu n<llng on a one·yrut ha sls. Thl.l .vrw·' s appllcallon wa s nor s ubmitted ur the beglnninl! of the prog ram year, which Is the rCiJSO n curre nt Iundin~ is for the: thret•· mo nth / • period only . 1 • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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