https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f0176412af07d2eea350e083956f15a0.pdf aa866c468ea18304a199b40afe8ca1fd PDF Text Text Thursday, Inside: ELBE FELDS ' By the Bend ............ Page 4 08';fleder. .......... Pages 7, 8 Ourob Page ........... Page 6 CcJmlao.TV .............. Page 9 FAll:&orial ........ ' ........ Page 2 Sports ..................... Page 3 End-Of·The-Month Sale Specials S~vings This Weekend on New Spring and Summer Wearing Apparel for You · and Your· Family. GRAND OPENING SEI' - 1be paad opealap; IJl the new llraller Dairy QuMI oa M!ddleporl'1 North Second Ave., wBI he marked a& lla.m. Frtdl.fwbeaa ribbon cuttlnr;Cill'eii1Clii;Y abeld. Openied !If Mr.1111d Mn. WIQ'IIe Davlll, the aew ellablllllmeDt w11 be open from 10 a.m. to 10: 30 p.m. daD;y. 1be n!lllaul'llllt fealareS a drllle-tllroup ladllly • well • IndoOr 811-dowD accornodlllolll wllb avaried meau 1Dc•MIIIl1 a number of Dairy QuMI produciB to be ..alured. Speclall wiD be ollered by th! new l'lllllaurant In cooJunctioa with th! p-ull opeU!r;. State officials·will attend ceremony Middleport mayor Fred Holtman Govenunent Servl~. which is annouoced today that ofllcials from responsible for the CDBG program the Ohio Department of Develop- in Ohio and Bob Johnson, who is !IF ment will be attending the ribbon· Uason officer lor local government cuttin~ ceremony of the Dairy services. Queen located on North Secorxl Also attending In addition to local Ave. in Middleport at ll a.m. chamber of commerce members Friday. and vlllage officials wUJ be State Representing the state develop- Representative Jolym Boster, wh:J men! of!i~ in Columrus wili h:> provided assistance in obtaining Joseph A. Marinucci, wh:J is loan funds from the state for manager ri th:> Office of Local development in this section of the vUiage. Charles Gilmore and Rnlrrt GUmore, Dairy Queen ctficials from Columbus, will also be present for the event. Owners of the new Dairy Queen Brazier Restaurant are Wayne and Debbie Davis ot Pomeroy. The new rusiness was made possible, in part, by economic ~velopment assistance from. the state and has resulted in the creation of <Ner :Ill new jobs. GIRLS VAN HEUSEN® DRESSES '14.96 Van Hausen Shirts ..... '19.00 Van Heusen Shirts ..... •20 .00 Van Heusen Shirts ..... '2-2.00 Van Heusen Shirts ..... MEN'S SJ9.95 Happenings around Meigs County.... Veterans Memorial Special meeting set Games at Jr. high Admlssions .. Robert Snowden, Rutland. Discharges..SIJerri Butcher. Joshua Schaefer. Hurley Hutton, Giles Smith. Wmal Estep, Orlie Lambert, David Fox . Gwen Folmer. A special meeting of Shade River Lodge 453. F&AM1has been set for 6:30p.m. Frklay. Inspection will re held and there will be a dinner prior to the meeting. Members are to take two pies. The Meigs Elementary Baskl't. ball Tournament wUI lr played at the Meigs Junior High School, not the high school as reported earlier, and games which were scheduled for last night will be played tonight with Thursday night's scheduled games to be played on Friday evening. Games will start at the Urnes as Usied earHer. Emergency squads answer three calls Meigs County Emergency Medi· cal Service reports thrre calls Wednesday; Pomeroy at 5:18a.m. to Pomeroy Health Care Center for HoUy Starcher to Veterans Memor· iai Hospital; Racine at 6:39 a.m. transported Richard Bullock from an auto accident on County Rd. 28 to Veterans Memortai Hospital; Ra· cine at 11:01 a.m. to Rt. 338 for Charlotte Eakins to Veterans Mem· erial Hospital. MatTiage license A marriage license has been issued in Meigs County Probale Court lo Ricky Lane McCleUan, 25, and Shirley Ann Ewing, 40. both of Middleport . Marriages end Granted dissolutions of marriage in Meigs County Common Pleas Court were Linda L. Pat1erson, Racine. and James B. Patterson, Racine; Gerri Ham ilton. Pomeroy, and Brian Hamilton. Syracuse. Granied divorces on grounds of gross nf.'glec l of duty were Janel L. Morris, Pomeroy, from Jack Mar· . rls, Pomeroy; Trina G. Bow ers. Pomeroy, from Brian K. Bowers. Pomeroy. Judgment BOught Diamond Savings and Loan, Delphos. has filed a foreclosure action in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against George A. Croghan. Poinl Pleasant. for prop· eny in Pomeroy Village. A $12 ,'ll2.17 judgmenl is requested in the action Friday dance set · h There will bP a dance Fr'id ay rug t, 8 to 11 p.m., at Ihe Rutland Civic · by Itom ic Cen1er wrt· h ·musiC Sounds. Admission $2 single and $3 couple. Bad wealhl>r will cancel. Weather forecast Today ... cloudy with a chance c1 snow. Little or no accumulations. High in the lower 30s. North:>r!Y winds 10 to 15 mph. Chance of snow Is 50 percent. Tonight...rnoslly cloudy. Low near 15. Northwest winds around 10 mph. Chance of snow Is :!! percent. Extended lorecll!ll Saturday ll1reugb Monday Fair and cold Saturday and Sunday... moderat InK tempera· lure! and a diana! of !IIOW Monday. Hlp;hl around :tl and IOWII 5 to IS Salunlay and Sunday. HJchll m the SOt IIIII lows In the ZIM Monday. ··-·· ---.---- \.----- .~ ~- Service cancelled The satvalion Amly prayer meeting wUJ not be hl>ld at the hall tonight. The group will attend Lenten serviC('S at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church at 7: :lJ p.m. The services are sponsored by tl1e Council r:1 Churches. ~ ... Five cases finished Dance planned Four defendants forfeited bonds and a filth was fined in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Wednesday night. Forfeiting were James A. Pattet" son. W£'st Columbia, W. Va .. $450, posted on a charge of driving while inloxlcated: Robin Baird, Cheshire, $41; Vincent Mossman, Middleport, $40, and RalphS. Duncan, Middle· pen. $40, all posted on speeding charges. Fined $16 and costs on speedingchargeswasMarkDavls, Middleport. Racine American Legion Post 602 Is having a dance, Saturday, 9 p.m. to I a.m., at tl1e post home. Circle D Wranglers wUI provide the music and the public is lnvKed. I TUBE SOCKS White with color tops or grey. Boys sizes 9 to 11. men's 9 to 16. Famous Hanes quality. *1.76 TUBE SOCKS ....... *1.28 '2.26 TUBE SOCKS ....... *1.86 '2.50 TUBE SOCKS ....... '1.88 ' WOMEN'S BOYS SHORT -1' ~ :... '32.00 '38.00 '42.00 '50.00 DRESSES ......... DRESSES ......... DRESSES ......... DRE$SES ......... '26.63 '30.33 '33.63 '39.93 ' Two share jackpot '~ ~~~ . GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS 14.00 JACKETS .. .... •20.00 JACKETS ...... 126.00 JACKET~ ...... 1 30.00 JACKETS ...... 1 . , "LAYAWAY' NOW FOR EASTER" ' OPEN: MON. mu SAT. 9:30 TIL 5 TIUISDA Y 9:30 TIL 12 NOON LAYAW-Y '11.19 "16.99 '20.79 '23.99 BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' •·1 0.00 JACKETS ........ •7.99 '16.00 JACKETS ...... 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B & E under investigation A breaking and entering at the Hlland Cllurch, Pomeroy, iS under Investigation by the Meigs County Sherlll's Department. According to the sheriff's report, the breaking and entering occurred stmetime alter lO::ll p.m. Wednesday. Entty was made through a back door which was kicked ln. Taken were a sterro, radkl, two speakers and ...•_._ ending Feb. 22, with 835 reported in 121 major u.s. citieS compared to 8.'JJ l>r the )rl'YIOUS wrek. The most prevalent nu agent is the 8-t:ype Russian virus, which . accounts tlr IQ percent ~ the llirxlreds ol viruses Identified each week. . Kappus said tre 8-type influenza strikes people f1 aU ages but shows a pendlant lOr childrm and yoong adults under 19. The ~hl>r preval· ent Ou 'virus; 'JYpe·A, Is being seen in persoos cider than 64. Forty·f!ve states have had B· type inlluenza. 29 'J)Ipe-A and 28 h:Jtb kinds, he said. The 18 states ~ing wldes· pi'E8d wtbreaks are Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho. Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts , Montana, Ne· Flu or flu ·like illnesses have been reported In aU 50 states since the braska, New Ha~hlre. North first week ol January. There was a sUght increase In nu and pneumonia deatm llrthl> wrek Carollna, North Dakota. Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Ver· mont,. Virginia, Wastington and Wiscomln. business or individual wh:J contributed "a total of $1,000" duling the preceding two years. The bill would also established a "whistleblower" provision that prohibits job·related retallatlon against staieempioyres wh:J report misuse f1 campaign funds IR' violations of the ethics law. Ohio Ethics CornmLsslon Direc· tor Steve Stover told ttE rommittee · the commLssion WJanimously recommends the bill, and committee chalrman Sen. Rolrrt Ney, R· Barnesville, said he would like thl> committee to act on the bill before the end of thl> current session. On thl> Senate floor Thursday, two bills received unanimous approval. One bill, sponsored by Rep. Michael G. Vertch, D·Warren, raises the minimum standards needed for surveyors to obtain registration with thl> State BoardiJI Registration lor Professional Eng!· neers and Surveyors. The ottEr bill, SIX>nsored by Sen. David L. Hob;on, R· Springfield, lowers the minimum age for receiving an identification card ·from the Bureau of i'rt>tor Vehicles from 18 1o 14. It was amen~d on the Door to add memlrrs of the Peace Corps and Volunteers of America to a list of th:Jse wh:J receive an additional time to get a driver's licenses rmewai if they were on duty wlrn their license exJired. Now you know By Unlled Press IDienullloaal AliDa thl> Hun died on his wedding night. Council to meet REP. JOLVNN BOSTER Ohio's economy. Pfeifer said that despite the fact that Pegg has never run a corporation or had any experience in business development. she would make an ideal director because "sh:> Is a very forceful and articulate spokesman for the state." "She would be the second most visible person In state govern· ment," said Pfeifer. "I want Vicki Pegg to be a spokesman for Ohio." Pfeifer said the ap!Dintment of Pegg would "send a signal to the business community" that jobs and Weather forecast two cassettes. ATLANTA (UPI) - The worst nu epidemic to hit the nation in live years claimed 8li lives last week, but fewer states reported outbreaks and !ederallralth ollictals said th:> disease may be on the decline. The national Centers for Disease Control reported' Thursday that 18 . states saw widespread flu out· breaks last week, down from 19 the week before. Fllteen states reported regional outbreaks, three fewer than duling the previous wrek, tl1e CDC reported . "I think that natiOnally. we have probably peaked and may be headed down, In tenns f1 the leading indicators," said Dr. Karl Kappus ol the CDC's influenza surveillance branch. campaign 1\mds. "You can't have one,hurxlred bucks jusl In case yoo need it whlle you were out campaigning," Boster said. "You have 'to lr reimbursed for what you spent." Othl>r Items that a candidate cannot fund with campaign rroney are 1he staff of a private of!ice, home utility bills or lor ottEr personal expenses, such as cam· paign consultants. Boster said the bill makes exceptions ilr thl> expense of social functions that candidates are in· vited to because th:>y are officeh:Jiders. The bill would tighten a current law that prohibits an officeholder from approving an unbid contract with a company or an individual wh:J, within the preceding two years, made a $1,000 contribution to that officeholder's campaign. Boster's measure would prohibit the award ol an WIbid contract ilth:> Racine VUJage Councll will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Shrine Club Bulldlng. If elected, Pfeifer will pick woman for development post Meeting in recessed session Thursday night, Syracuse VIllage Council approved refurbishing the village pumper truck at a oosl ~ $6,947. Couocli approved work on thl> truck alter Fire Chief Gene lmboden reported that the state requires refurbishing ol the truck lr!ore It can be recertified. It was also announced that the fire department has been approved lor a $2,226 grant forthl> purchase of air bags forthe~partnient. The grant Is on·a 50-50 basis with the village and department to provide the remainder ot funds needed lor the grant. Council gave a second reading to an ordinanre auth:Jrlzlng The Ohio Power Co. to provide IX>wer lor the water pumping station and a third and final reading was given to the anrrual apjroprlations Flu epidemic appears to be losing strength Cle111n~e/ MEN'S MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ALL DRESSES. • On the Second Floor. 12 months to 24 months. 2 to 4 toddlers. 4 to 6x. Good atyla and color selection for spring and summer wear. 011 N•w s,,l"l g,l,tlo•l SANDY'S B.OUTIQUE 10°/o OFF SPRING JACKETS Lined jackett in good color selection end r.::::=========::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;l 320 N. SECOND BOYS' you'll like . Alao printl and denim iac:ket•s. 12 months to 24 montha. 2 Toddler to 4 Toddler. 4 to &X and 7 to 14 sizea. With and without hoods. Pomeroy couple seeks sum mcourt Council to refurbish vehicle '7.96 KNIT SHIRTS ......... -u.~•u '9 .96 KNIT SHIRTS ......... •7. 111.96 KNIT SHIRTS ....... •:tr.I)U '14.96 KNIT SHIRTS .... . •11. SPRING JACKETS over th:> past four years, Henderson said. In the same surveys, Ill percent d the respondents said they would · otry tb> law II it was enacted. Exceptions to th:> law will be made tor chlldrm less than four years old or weighing less tl1an 40 pounds who are required to be in a child safety sea~ drivers and passengers in vehicles equipped with air bags; persons delivering U.S. mail or newspapers; persons in cars not equipped with seat relts (th:Jse bulltbeforeJan.1, l9Qj) ; and persons having an al!ldavit signed by a physician or chiropractor stating that restraint usage Is impossible or impractical. The law does apply to' older cbUdrm and violators may be died to court as juVl!lllle traffic offenders. 'Tm certain that alter a very sh:Jrt perk>d ol adjustment," Hend· erson said, "the average Ohio motorist will become oompletely accustomed to the safety lrlt and will more than likely forget they have them m . However, the safety belt will be there and whl>n it Is needed, It wUJ keep ·the weare" secure and protect t~Fm from death or injury in a severe trafllc accident" Meigs County Emergency Medical Servl~ reported D:mr calls Thursday. They were: Tuppers Plains at 7: 00 a.m. to Rt. 248 for Gladys Shumway to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 10:53 a.m. to Rutland St. for Gra~ Oark to Holzer Medical Center; MlddlePQrt at 12: 09 p.m. to Plum St. for Ellen Stewart to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 6:29 p.m. to Rt . 33 for Darlene Shane to Veterans Memorial Hospital. :;;;.~ ~ ' · a fine selection of spring's best styles and colors. Famous makes. BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' By GRETEL WIKlE COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) - A "comprehensive revision" of Ohio ethics and campaign llnance laws is contained in a bill being studied by the Senate State and Local Goverrunent Committee. The bill. that outlines specific uses of campaign finances and doses a "huge hole" in the CUJTent conflict of interest statute lor public employees, said its sponsor, Rep. Joiynn Boster, D.Callipolis. LT. DAN HENDERSON "The bill is an effort by tl1e Ohio M~state Ethics CommLssion to clarity Ohio Patrol Cammander ethics laws and incorporate many of tl1e othl>r ethics and campaign finance bills 1hat have been intro· duced," Boster said. "It would prohibit tl1e active use of public money by an officeholder to get something lor himself." The "huge hole" is contained in current law that sets forth rules against an attempt to actively use an official position to secure e anything of value which the em· ployee woukl not ordinarly receive, Boster said. Public officials can get Wendell Allen Willlams and arourxl that by not making a Marilyn F. Willlams, Pomeroy, specific request. have !lied a. complaint in Meigs For example, Boster said, a Cwnty Conunon Pleas Court public o!liclal can "mention" a against Royal Petroleum Proper· condominium in Florida witiDut ties, IDe., Cleveland, asking lor making the use of !IF condominium damages mtallng $94,500. by tl1e o!liceholder a condition for a The plalntltfs allege that Royal polltlcallavor. Petrolellm Is the owner and The bill would make !IF wording ~tor ol an oll and gas well clearer by applying the words situated on real extate In Rutland "purposely or knowingly" to ~s· 'I'oYmshlp, owned by Garland A. crlbe the attempt at gaining aDd Sleillnde Mlller, wldch Is something of value, and It would adjacent to'real estate owned by the broaden the provision by making It plalntills, also In Rutland an offense no matter who gained. 'I'oYmshlp. Anoth:>r provision ri the blll Ill late 1982, the ~fendant applies to campaign finan<rs and alle&'ediY began drlliing on the would prohibit politicians from MUier property. Dw1Dg this lime, getting "walldng-around" money the defendant requested pennls- from the campaign fund and sion Iran the plainti!ls to place oil personal <r non·polltical use of tanks and other equipment on a conunon boundary Une betwem the properties, close to the plalntltfs' residence. The plalnutrs allege they agreed becauae the IIIT8llglllent was to re only temporary. Since that lime, they allege that the defendant has refused to abide by the agiWment and move the tanks. . By LEE LEONARD The plalntltls yay in their first UPJ Statehouae Reporter claim that their property has been COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) seriously and lrreparabley dam· MontgOmery County Recorder ago! due to the WLSlghlty nature ~ Vicki Pegg will become Ohio's first the ta,ks and anltlenslveodorfrom woman director ol development if the tanks; and that the tanks are state Sen. Paul E. Pfeifer, R· partially on plalntltl's properly and Bucyrus, wins thl> governor's race the value of their land has been this year. dea'eased. Pleiler, a Republican candidate The plaintltls are requesting $ro,ooo for damages to their for governor, told a news confer· property, and that the tanks lr ence Thursday he wants Pegg, his moved, or, as an alternative, running mate for lieutenant gover· nor, to double as development damages in the amount of $10,000. director bec!luse the position needs In a second claim, the plaintltfs a highiy·v!sible spokesman ror allege that oil spllls from the tanks have damaged fruit trees, a hay field, the soil and their residence because the spills were allowed to Continued on Page 10 Meigs squad has four calls lrltish I Section, 1 0 Poooo 25 Cento 'Muhlmodlo Inc . Nowopopor 28, 198(1. . Ethics blll under study by Senate committee Local briefs:----. o... ... "'"'• Mlectlo!l of styles by Sl- St~o Lady, P.l.'s and Carta Gay, ••e• lizn 6 to 10 Dlltlllalf Sbn 14'1• ta 11 111. SAVE NOW. By JOHN FRIEDMAN OVP News Staff The new mandatory seat lrlt law, signed earlier this month by Gov. Richard F. Celeste, has thl> potential to save lives and prevent thousands ol needless injuries, according to Lt. Dan Henderson, commander of th:> Melgs·Gallia . post of the State Highway Patrol. The patrol will s1art Lssulng warning citatiOns when the law which requires all tront·seat occu· pants to wear safety hells becomes ellectlve on May 6. Warnings will be issued Wltll July 3 and enforcement action will begin on July 4. Violators can be fined $:Ill and passengers $W. The driver cannot re charged if the driver Is wearing restraints and a passenger is not. The court, however, may waive the line if a driver or passenger can prove tlry have viewed an approved safety lrlt education fllm or videotape. OffiCers cannot slop a vehicle or inspect It lor th:> !l>le reason of a possible seat belt violation. Officers must have anoth:>r lawful reason for stopping a vehicle belore any occupants can be cited. A majortty ol state residents are in favor of th:> law, according to su1veys oonducted by ttE patrol ~EEVE KNIT . ~ DRESSES GIRLS' CLEVELAND iUP! i -Ohio's new Super Lotto game produced its r,-~-------...., first multi·million dollar winners Wednesday night when two players ked ali lx be iaim PIC s num rs to c equal shares of thl> $7.2 top prize. The names of tiF players will be Gladys K. VanDyke announced after t~Fir tickets are Gladys Keller VanDyke, for· redeemed at a regional lottery meriyofMeigsCounty.diedFeb. l4 riflce. The winning numbers were in Flortda. 3, !6, 32, 34, 40 and 44. She was born Feb. H, 1 ~ . a The players each will receive daughter of Ihe late Marion ar.d $3,9Xl,219 in ro annual payments of Melissa M. Baker Keller. She had $18J,010.95, minus taxes. resided in Flortda slllce about 1925 In addition to the top-prize but had made frequent visits back winners, 92 players selected five of th:> munbers to win $8.J> each. Also. to Meigs County over the years and 6,346 players had lour of the kept in louch with the community through a cousin, Josephine Ritchie numbers. winning S47 apiece. and a friend. Thelma Hayes. There were 96.599 winners of $3 Mrs. VanDyke was preceded in each lor picking thrre of thl> deatl1 by her husband, Fred numbers. VanDyke, a sister, Frances Keller Ticket sales for the drawing totaled $4,722,407, with a total prize Neal and a brother, Harry Keller. payout of $7,&>5,<109. The estimated Services were held Feb. 17 in jackpot for next Wednesday's Flortda. drawing Is S5 million. ' MEN'S AND BOYS' JEANS Meigs and Eastern Local Schools were closed again today due to Icy road conditions created by Wednes· day's snowfall and freezing over· night temperatures. Schools o1 the Southern Local District were open lor classes although buses did not run on two routes. Today makes th:> eleventh day for Meigs and Eastern Schools to be closed wlth ali over five days to requirl' makl'llp time by the Ohio Department of education. Southern has been closed a total of 10 days due to winter weather rondilions. Minor damages were incuJTed at the Don Hartung residence. 14 Liberty Lane. Pomeroy, where a chimney fire occurred at 1:32 p.m. Wednesday. The Pomeroy Fire Departmenl answered a call to the scene. Area death Sill Ptl~BII Schools still closed Minor damages Regular prices $6,00 to $35,00 "11.96 '16.16 '16.96 '17.66 Febru Seat belt law has potential to save lives • Henderson Many new ltyl81 juat right for 111ter. Solid colora and prlntl in eizee from newborn through size· 14. Teke ldventege of the 11rtv selection. Solid colora and ·neat patterns in short sleeve styles. Neck sizes 14'h to 17YJ. ent1ne No.221 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS a1 y e OPEN FRIDAY 9:30 to 8- SATURDAY 9:30 to 5 • • " Extended Ohio Forec11111 Sunday u.-oup Tulllllay Fair and cold Sunday and Monday. A chance ol snow or rain TueSday. Laws 10 to 15 Sunday and in the 20s Monday and Tuesday. IUghs in the n; Sunday . and Monday and In the mid lls to mid 40s Tuesday. South Callral Ohio Mostly sunny. High in th:> mid 20s. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight, partly cloudy. Low 5 tn 10. Light west winds. Saturday, sunny. High 25 tn :ll. Ohio lottery winnen CLEVELAND (UPI) - Thurs· day's winning Ohio Lottery nwnbers: O.U,Nwnber 637. Ticket sales totaled $1.167,432, with a payoff due IJl $532,740. PICK-4 0128. PICK4 ticket sales totaled $118,333. wlth a payiJl! We ol $8),:119. PICK4 $1 straight bet piys $4,368. PICK4 $1 box bet pays Sl&. MAKES CAMPAIGN PROMIIE -Tile lema IJl Sa. P_. ~ IIIII Vlcld J'ea, miMdDc fur R p 11 .. 1IJIIII1IDIIIoa lor IO'eiDOUnd Ilea.._. pWI'DIII', • • lllole4'l'llllllday dlrtnr; a pre~~~~co_._oe In Callmlt.. Ueleded, Pleller wll appolatl'eg tlreclor IJl development. (UPI). development are the most lmpor. tant Item on the state government's agenda. To suwort Pegg, ttE candidate said h:> would enoourage retired business executives to S€1Ve his administration in an advisory capacity in the Department ~ Development. Pegg said h:>r 17 years in the Montgomery County recorder's ~flee has given her experience in ruming an administrative opera· tlon, even th:Jugh It is a public ruslness and not a private enterprise. "Maybe It's time we stq~ select· ing people 1to h:> development >director) wh:J know th:> game and jusl the game," sh:> said. Pegg said It would be no disadvantage and It "might very well be an advantage" that she is a woman. "I don't reUeve I'd h:> a threat to th:>m," she said of hl>r relationship with business executives. Pfeifer said he would not want a rusiness executive in the director's SID! because "th:>y're not real oomlortable with the ~kesman's role.". He said thl> current director, Clarenre D. PawHcki. a Toledo ~bllcan and fonner vice IJ'esi· dent of Owens·Illinois. would notre invttm Ill remain as director but might be asked to takeanotll!rrole. Pfeifer said if · he becomes govermr he wlll "talk candidly with labor" about problems in the lnWstrtal world. "'Right mw, we have a govel'lllr wh:J Is owned by labor," hi> said. P!eller said the most iJI1lOrtant parts ol his economic development program will be to comtrate on keeping ex lsi ing companies in Ohio, worlting out tax Incentives tlr ruslnesses and estabUshlng an "'eari.Y warning" system to keep companies !rom leaving I~ 5tate. He cited the !brESt ol the Jeep Corp. ID move Its headquarters out o1 Toledo. "We have to stop these IIUip bellre tlry reach crisis )rOIIOrtkms," he said. .I �. friclay, February 28, 1988 C_ ~ =:~~:: :: on1menta_''Y. ~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~----~~----------~~=-------------~------------~~F~~~~~y~.F~KN:-~u!!~~28~·~1~98~8~· ~ Hanover blueess..._______~A~rt_E.B~uch~UNJ~Id The Daily Sentinel Ill Court street Pomeroy, Oblo DEVOTED TO THE INTERDTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA ~rb. Bm~ "'!lv r"T"L.....__,.., rTWac:::l.""' ROBERT L. WINGETt' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Aallllalll Publillher/CoalroUer BOBROEFIJCR Geaerlll Maaater DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The United Pres!lnt~rnaUooal, Inland Dally Press Assocla· tion and the- American NE"Wspaper PublLshers Assoctatl011. ' LE1TERS OF OPlNION are w~lcome. They shwld be leu than .D) words kJn&. All leiters art' subjec_t toed Itina and must' be slped with name , address and · telephone oumber. No unsigned leners wtll be publlshfd. Letter!! .mould be In &DOd taste, addresslng Issues. not ptrsatalltif's. TV's ·influence on political upheaval Never before In the relatively slllrt history of television news has a revolution beEn waged almost enUrely before the cameras. And It there Is a lesson In the hour.IJy·hour coverage d. the Phlllpplne election, the mllltary mutiny··and the Whlte House maneuvering to persuade Ferdinand Marco to resign, It Is that perbaps when events are open to the world, violence can be held to a minimum. In the past, fraud and oppression, calumny and vlolenoe were played out In private, With television getting only a glimpse ci the actbn. In recent weeks, the relatively bloodle.s UjX>eaval was not only covered live frtm the PhWpplnes but, even rmre slgnltlcantly, from network teleYision studios In Washington and New York, where Marros, Corazm Aquino, Cbalnnan Richard Lugar ci ttl' Senate Foreign Relations Canmlttee and just about everylxx!y but the Chananooga sbo(> shine boy was lnle!vlewed. They were oot only giving oplniollS, but sending I'I'IE5SageS, and, In !llllle rases, announcing policy. It Is no wonder, tllm, tllatthe only !'1'111 violence In the revoltltlon carne during battles for Philippine television stations. Dmlestlcally, the White House Image-makers erose which anntll11ICI' ments and which news briefings should be televised. The ones that would send Marcos a message were avallable tJr coverage, the ones on ~her Important subjects were not. Deputy press secretary Larry Speakes, woo Is often klcked behind his oflla>'door and unavallablt> to reporters, called wire services and networks from Ills !DillE' at 5: :rla.m.last Monday and thea srowed up at work In time to be Interviewed live on all three network morning uews shows to say that Marros should step down. Television's pet1onnance In Ill' Philippine crisis also 111mbled President Reagan In a way. ·. · Reagan bas bad a long attlnlty for rlght·wlng dictators and has aJwa,ys said he prefers "quiet diplomacy" In moving autocrats towardretonn. BUt witb pictures or the vote lraud and reporting from the scene, American popular opinion mobilized so quickly that members d. Cmgress marched Into the Oval Office and told Ill' IX'(!Sident tbat the MaroJs had to go. ThEil the "Great Communicator" mlsrommunlcated during his Feb. 11 lll'WS conference. stunning observers ci ttl' election by declaring that fraud and violence may have occurred on botll sides. II took four days tor him to correct the statement, but his orfginal rm~arks had beEn Immediately 8ef'll as contradicting the televtsi:Jn pictures from the PhlUpplnes. Only weeks before. Reagan had succumbed to diplomatic and p:Jlitlcal pl'I'S!Ure to ll'lp ease Jean·Ciaude "Baby Doc" Duvalier out as presHent-for- IJte of Haiti - again due in no small part to television mverage ol rioting. Last year, television pictures created a whirlwind of public and p:Jiitlcal opinion tbat forced Reagan to modify his support or the Soutb gove!'Mletll ' But Soutll Africa has faded from !XJbllc consciousness at least partly because the government there had the sense to ban foreign television cameras lrml the scenes or most of the turmoil. Alrlcan · Letters to the editor Seeks justice It any citizen or Mt>lgs or Gallla County would llkt> to see justice done In til' case of til' State of Ohlo vE!'sus Tracy F. Hysell please write a ll"tter to the Governor of Ohio as we havt> done or sign one ot the petitions we have going around. If you want furtll'r Information con· cernl ng this mattl'l' please call: Karla (J' Estll'r DeMoss, 992-3627. Kati\Y Fife, !!!2.Qi90, Kim Fltt>. 992-00'.1>. lust a way of life around here... As you know , we bave bad sevl'!'al severe snowstonns lately. It makl'S lift> difficult for all conoemed . We live In Salem Township 011 a wunty road . My husband and I both travel dally In dltfermt directions. He works In Vinton Coonty, and 1 attend school in GaU!a Coonty. A month or so ago, we received snowfall In til' amount d. six inchl'S . • The oounty came by and poured cinders on our road at approxl · mately I p.m. At 4 p.m. til' road bad not been plowed, so I called the county garage to QUl'SIIon as to when tll'y bttmded to plow the road. I was told that tll'ir plow was troken and that tll'y would plow later that evening. When tbey plowed til' road tll'y plowed orr tbe cinders tll'y had p:Jured on earlier. Following the plow was a cinder truck pouring rmre cinders on the road . This Is a waste of our tax dollars. The snow we received this past week was also a large amount. The county did oot cinder our road onoe. Yes they plowed it. but this just left a glaze of Ice In preparation tJr ttl' snowfall tbat we received Friday. It was plowed again Friday, but stUI no cinders. When my husband and I arrived rome Friday, we discussed the road conditions and as usual Vinton Coonty and GaU!a County Slate hlgbways wereclear.I was sbocked wll'n I reacbed St. Rt. 325 bt Meigs Coonty and found tbat til' roads had not beEn plowed yet. !see no reason that Meigs cannot be as responsible as GaiUa and VInton Coontles. Meigs ftnally plowed St. Rt. 325 at 3 p. m. Well. as always, MeigsCoonty comes to a slandstill. Just seems to tJ! liE way or Ule In this area. Denise WUUams WE ARE YOUR EASTER CANDY MAKING HEADQUARTERS WE ALSO HAVE CANDY MOLDS AND CANDY MAKING SUPPLIES CANDY MAKING CLASSES nAil MAICH 6TH- CALL FOIINFOIUUI.ION MEICIANS CHOCOUTE ........ S195 1.1. A.IOSIA CHOCOLATE ............ S170 1.1. Ohio.Valley Bul~ Foods ••• 992·6910 WeAcCipl ,.... s..... It Is nothing srort d. astonishing d. English SEem, somebow, effete that events at Dartmouth College - oo, that Is a bad word, because, continue to cro.ro the news: ABC, as witll their Indian mascot, CBS, NBC, 111m! syndicated oolum- Dartmoutll wUl rome up with a nlsts. countless editorials. One lobby, In this case the gay lobby, 10 JUD!or wrote elegantly to the denounce you as a IDmophobe. The studeat dally: "Having lett the president ~Dartmouth, Mr. David Hanover plain for the sunny T. McLaughlin, reintroduced beaches of Florida last August, I ROI'C, which was tme of the returned In 1!116 with a belghtEned totemic victims of the student sense of perspective. You see, It madness ot the VIetnam years, and was my llrst tenn d.t In ewer a year, finds tor his pains ll' Is all but and when one bas beEn here that aslcl!d, by faculty resolution, to long, one tends to oonchalantly resign. accept the varl:lus Cafi11US events The oollege president leaves town and debates as - It you'U excuse on Jan. :11, andlo, he returns to lind his d.tlce occllpied by protesUng my use d. a mucb abused word mrmaJ. It took four rmnths on the students, many d.themblack. They 'outside' and countless oonvena· want to know wbat In the hell the lions with Interested Floridians president was doing off campus oo (wiD bad the benellt of a disinter· Martin Luther King's birthday. ested and somewbat oosmopoHtan Most people don't remember where view) for me to discover tbat they were oo Easter &lnday, let Dartrmutb Is the repository or a alone MLK's blrtll!ay, but the IXIOr unlque perspective." presHent bad to plead tbat he was Hooray tor wh:Jever taugbt tbat talking In Florida aboUt Dr. King. student row to write English, but Not enough. The students wanted, the current furor makes the study and got, a school boUday so tbat l'lleryone coold chin about race TeN ... WE OK> NoT... 1REPU1,Dll) No'tRU~f..~V ·NiNe... ~OT'TLE MISSIONS! 8i6Ht.. ~ ..• FiVe, i\Utee, \Wo,OHa! liFT OfF! Arms to Iran Jack Anderson & Dale VanAtta ...-~. -~ ., company ol!lclals ID enter Into secret negotlatlons with Iran. By the treaty that ended Allied occupation after World War II, Austria Is d.flclally and permanently neutral; the sale of arms to a national war Is a violation of Austrian law. Over the past year, the Austrian . government has become ooncerned at the sizable quantities~ AUStrian· made weapons tbat have beEn slllwlng up on the Iranian side ~ the stalemated ~rslan Gulf war. The amount seemed to be rmre than would normally reach til' lranlaDs through til' black market or unscruJXJlous arms dealers. Our Intelligence !IOUrces, lnclud· lng some Inside Iran Itself, say that a partial explanatlon for the appearance of Austrlan·made arms In the tll'ater d war Is back-door deals made with Aus· trian tlnns, Including til' VoestAlplne group. ' In fact, we have a copy of a WASHINGTON - The largest Industrial concern In Austria, the state-owned Voesi·Aiplne conglo· merate, is under Investigation by Its government for engaging In Improper transactions that may In· elude illegal arms sales to Iran. An Austrian d.flclal told us there have been "heavy political discus· slons" In the last year about the operations of Voest-Aiplne and Its subsidiaries. These discussions evolved Into an Investigation of whether the oompanles were ''en· gaged In deals which tll'y were mt supposed to do," II' said, Including p:Jsslble Wegal arms transactions. The Voest·Alplne group hasn't made a proHt since 1976, sustaining ll'avy losses from Its steel·maklng operation and IXIOr <illnvestments. Austrtan citizens have lost millions as the government p:Jured rmney Into Voest-Aiplne. In fact, sources said, It was this very situation that may have led the defendants as "beartless, · ·· cblcken-s-· people." The New York .,;, Paa edltorlal wrlter recalls the .,, diseQulUbrtum of the Darlmoutll · . :, faculty. "After ~ 1!11l presidential . ·: election, the same faculty voted ,, · tlllerwbelmlngly to condemn Ro- nald Reagan's landslide victory. It · " reminded the historlans armng · them of the election at Adolf . .· !Dtler." Four d. the students wen>, In • effect, expelled; eight were ,.. suspended. I have forever and beyond · • relieved that sciiOols should make and execute their OW11 rules. ·But II tiDse students are dismissed, not· ,, wlthslandlng tbat no action was taken against the illegal sbanty • • construction team, none against the liudents wiD bad occupied the president's otllce - the record of Dartmouth's permlsslvene.s In deallng witllleft -oriented protests Is massive- then Dartmoutll's president forever loses, and should lOse, ·.; the respect or the mllllons ol oon·Hanovertans wbo have some- ... row got engaged In wbat tsgolngon there. . Wbat's going on at Dartmoutb Is · •.: a kind of soUpststlc crystalllzatlon . ' • d. Ideological Interest groups wlllse cause mUitant, a few years ago, was the elimination o! the Indian, .. , which tor generations was Dart· · ' mouth CoUege's symbol, Implying · ·" etllllc prejudice against Indians only to the extent that . Yale .. graduates could be accused of a contempt tor bulldogs. Their causes · .r prouterated: gay rights, apartll'ld, .. !i pcacenlckery. you name It; and · " .li there arose, a sign of ll'alth, a <( student newspaper tbat, altbough !I! now and again more bol·blooded tban the kind or thing you'd have ' ' expected from the Founding Fa· !hers meeting In Philadelphia, has nevertll'less beEn a robust and • ' bright attempt to restort' balance. The students wiD tore down the shanties were mosUy associated with that paper, the clearly In· tEnded victim d. the vindictive petulanoe d. the Committee on Standing. The president Is on the • !p>l. II!' sbould try amnesty"and a ~~.. fresh start tor Dartmoutll Olllege. " relatlons and til' accomplishments d. Dr. King. . N~ McLaughlin faces the most severe dlallenge to his moral autlllrlty. A lynCh mob, which calls ltsel1 the Committee on Standing; met to try 12 students wbo, after Wl!l'ks d. frustration aver an ex~bltlonlstlc protest against apar· theld - they CJ'el!ted on til' campus green, and maintained there, sev· era! Shanties designed to prormte the caUJe d. dl\>esbuent - organ· l2ed one night to lear the damned things doWII. This was done witbout any~'s being tbreatened, let alone burt, never mind the cater· waullng d. hw girls sleeping In the sbantles wiD cbose under no provocation to act hystertcally. Among the judges of the students was a fonner editor of the college newspaper that had called tor the students' expulsion. Another "judge," a faculty member, bad !llbllcly referred to the 12 as evll. An assistant dean bad relerred to five-page, "lllE'rmrandumofunder· standing" between Voest-Aiplne and the Islamic Republic of Iran, signed Feb. 14, lll85. The contract, wblch ends today, was a bartI'!' deal: Iran was oljlgated to provide $1 llllllon worth of crpde on 1n excbange for certain manufactured goods and raw materials. An annex to the oontract lists the goods only &enerally: $550 million worth of "Various Equipment and Materlals," $150 million worth or "Various Products Including Spare Parts" and $100 million In "Pharmaceuticals. •• But lncltjded In the "Various Equipment" category, according to lnt>nnatlon coming from Iran, wen> milltacy Items, among them some 155mm IDwitzers made by Norlcum, a Voest·Aiplne company. The Iranian negoUators were four military d.tlclals woose last names are Azlzl, Rlazl, Zadeh and Tablbl. They Instructed their agents to Inspect the mllltary Items ,. before tbey leH Austria to make sure they were satisfactory. • OJr sources say the final hitcb In .,, the bWJon-doUar deal was over the commission. ''"There was a fight - ~ over the percentage o! the oommts· . , sion on these weapons," said a soura! dose to til' negotiations. The prloe ci the arms bad been jacked . ·• up as much as 35 percent to allow . , for payment of the commissions, ,, the SllllnP explained, adding: "Therewereargumentsoverthis." " Once til' oommlsslon was agreed ,. on, the transaction was sealed. Since the Austrlans could not · · legally ship anns to combatant · ' " Iran, our sources said, tbe "end· •. user" certificates, Indicating the " .. weapons' ultimate destination, ' were presumably wrllten to slllw a ~ dlllerent country tban Iran. It Is · · '" known that the weapons were to .be . • shipped by way ~ neighboring Yugoslavia. .. autoorltles, wll'n called, not Qnly deny they own the potoole, but attempt ID prove your street Is not 1'1/en within Ill' City limits. Consider tbe street IDle your own. A letter from Joey Fontana deals with fixing up potboles: "My hobby Is finding run-down p:Jtboles In the netghborlllod and Improving tll'm so !bey bolt almost brand·new. I drive a cement truck so I tblnk I do as good a job as anyone. Theotll'rday at Cathedral and 44tb Street, I made beaut - I mean a Greylllund bus oould disappear In It and never be ll'ard from again . "Well, this guy Charlie Guggen. ll'lm, woo owns a IDuserlght tll're, said I was getting too close to (!tal) his (unital) potbole. He told lllE' to nll It In or take It somewhere else. I'm not taking It anywhere. Am 1 right?" Dear Joey: You certainly are. Gull(lenhelm should be pleased with having your potbole In front d. his bouse. U he had any class he'd rui It up with humus and plant !lOme tulips. Recently the courta bave ruled that a potbole belongs t> all the people. Our founding fathers wanted Amertca's potholes to be shtlred by everyone - from sea to shlillilg see. By enlarging and widening the pothole In front d. Gull(lenhelm's houae you enbanCI!d all the real EStatevalues In the Dana Wllllams wrote one rJ. the rmst Interesting letters: "There was thla pothole at the Elld d. the block 811dlt kept getting lar(J!randlarger. Every time a car Saturday big day in By KEtlU WEECUP SeniDel Newalllltr THE PLAINS - Whlle the majority of Ohio high school cage teams bave been eliminated during Barber, J!JnJey Caldwell, and Tone lly II001T WOLFE sect~?nalt~nt play, both the Otapman, recently oompleted fiDe lle6el Nen llllft girls and boys teams at Meigs Saturday wUl be a Ug day In carmrs capturlng the Sectional High Scbool remain very much Meigs County sports and au Ouunplonahlp last year: allve In tourney action; Omgralll also to Eddie Collins, especially big day tor Melp Coach Ron Logan s sectlonal Marauder fans. It appears Satur· the Eutem swing tiuard wbo had champion Marauderettes (l!H) day wUl be Meigs County Day In two ·:JJ.p!us games Ibis season. wlU be seeking the dlstrlct crown Athens as Marauder fans kick oft Eddie aoored rmre than llO points here at 1 p.m. Saturday against a the afternoon with the girls' Ids SI!Venth grade year m only 15 strong P\Jrtsmouth (17-3) squad. At sectional championship game at 1 games. The Eastern Junior, a 8 o'~;lock that night, Coach Greg p.m. slartB' last SEB90D too, l'l!fllly Drununer's Marauders (21-1) will The Marauderettes meet P\Jrta- starta1 to blossom d.tenslvely at the 'attempt to a1n the sciiOol' llrst 8 . , g rmuth In wbat sllluld be quite a varsl\Y level this sea90D to do an boys sectional title In 10 years rutstantlng job. battle. The next stop ilr tll;lse folka against TVC·foe Trimble (15-7), Another sad note lnjury-wtae was oot wanting to make IIM:l trips on the Alben~ High Scbool acroas the couniY line would be a the SI!Vere thigh bruise Eastern's also hardwood. ' stop at the convo to see Ohio leedln&scorerandrebounder, Greg · Oddly enough, Coach Logan University's Bobcats In actlon Leachman received late til the headed the 19'15-76 sectional cbamcampaign. Greg wasamongthetop around 2: :rl. pion Marauders the only sucb Following tbat game me wUl live In SVAC scorers all season. crown the Meigs 'boys own~ Meigs, And to the most c1 the remaining bave plenty of time to eat a nloe J2.10 that year, was eliminated by supper; two belplngs It you want, Eastern crew: tbey still have two Ironton by three points In llrst before returning to Athens High for brlgbt years abead as the maJority round dlstrlct play. This Is also the Meigs boys' game against TVC d. the team members were !iopoo· Coach Logan's first trlp Into girls' mores this year. foe Trimble at 8 p.m. dlstrlct play, having roacbed the Eastern Coach Dennis Elchlngler Good Luck Marauders and Ma· Marauderettes since 1!8J.81. wDI be looking forward to next rauderettes! Sectional t1na1s are something season as brother Don Eichinger's new to the fourth·year Coach It was a sad note to hear about Utile Eagles p:Jsted a winning Drummer. The· Meigs coach Is Meigs Senior Jodi Harrison ron· season In l.9!l'Hii. Congrats EllS currently 4-3 In tournament games tractlng momnucleosts. Joel was reserves .. since taking over the Marauder enjoying. a fiDe seasOn and wrapThe past two years, Meigs ping up an outstan<lllg career at Marle.tta College's Matt Little· reigns. has won their first tournament Meigs High. Jodi was on band for lleld d. Racine became the school's game but dropped the next. This last Saturday's 11!1111 filial game, ilurth all·tlme leading scorer bebut most Ukely will mt see actlon bind another Raclnlan Carl Wolfe season, Meigs has posted wins aver Alexander (56-50) and New LexJng. again this )'elll' It was rtllOI'Ied. wiD Ill tblrd. The Pioneers became Jodi, a sen.l:lr guard, has enjoyed Ill' Cnderella team of the tourna· tlree outstanding seasons as Meigs mmt, upsetting Wittenburg on Its teams d. <:bach Ron Logan have horne turf In the opening round accumula~ an Impressive record. betJre entering the tournament Other Melp squad memrers finals where they were defeated by Include Jennl Coocll, Jenny Miller, league Champion Otterbein, Julie MWer, Marla ,MUMI!I', Usa ranlcl!d seventh nationally. Pullins, Jenul Swartz, TerEsa John· lronlcaDy, Wittenburg bappens son, Shelly Stobart, Tammy to re the team lrother Rod plays Wright, and Missy Woods. ilr. The Tigers bad hlgb ropes In RIO GRANDE - Coach John the toumament, but saw tll'm Lawborn's Rio Grande College In the Sou them boot of Meigs dlrnlnbb (Jllckly hehlnd 24 Matt Redmen (22·9) will battle Mld.Ohlo County there wUI be Uttle doubt as Littlefield p:Jlnts. Wittenburg did Conference rival CEdarvDle (~8) to where toose avid basketball tans gain a btd In the NCAA division m at Cedarville Saturday In brst wUl he heading._The rejuvEnated pla,yd.ts ilr their tine 224 record. round action of the 1!116 Dlstrtct 22 Tornado tans wUl be i>Uowlng the Matt !lnlsbed Ills career witll 28 NAJA Basketball Tournament. familiar tournament trail to OtUU· p>lnts against Otterbein. Tl!>d.f time Is 7::rJ p.m. oothe High Scbool t>r llrst round Fans going to the Southern game play In the district tournament. are reminded that an express line The two teams split durlng regular season play. The Yellow That Class "A" bout with Unloto llr tbose fans witb advance tiCkets wUl begin at 7 p.m. wUl be In use Saturday. Make sure Jackets won at Rio Grande m Jan. Plenty of Purple-and-Gold wUI be you are In the oomct tine or you'D 25. 93-85. Rio Grande· won at · In the gym Saturday as both be delayed. Each team wlU have an Q!dalVllle on Feb. 18, 75-74. Southern and Unloto bear the same atlvanoe tlcket sales line, plus lines Probable Rio starters will be Joe • colors. These hw dubi have met ilrtanswlshlngto!llrch&Setlckets Vl'l'ooft, Kent Wolfe, Mike Smith, . before, a couple of years ago In the at the door. Ron Rlttlnger and Rick Fritz witb sports for Meigs Countians does whirled up awbeD stormthethat was dlstrlct tourney Torna· UI\Yleldlng to the Sherman Tanks. I bet the Shennan cott:hes are scratching tll'lr heads after returnlng Ill~ from Southem's·!i!ague game witb Symmes Valley 1'uesday night. When the wachesextted at the end of the third period the score was only 00.36. During that time Southern was not VB')' reveal· lng In the way of a scouting report. Soutll'm was more revealing, oowever, In the t1na1 lrame as coach lt>wte CaldweU's Tornadoes looked like ihe "Tomadoes" of old as they racked up forty points bt a torrid array of d.fenslve basketball. ' Unloto surely thinks the filial was a misprlnt. 00-57. ~tal congratulations to Coach lt>wle Caldwell and his men tor an outslandlng job this season. Also a belated congratulations to Ill' Eastern Eagles tor avercomlng a slow start and finishing with a l'EIIpectable season. Eastern's seniors spent many IDurs d. bard work In the gym during my first year d. coaching at Eastern. These tine men, Kevin It ooks like things are set tor a siDwdown between Greenfield· McClain wid Waverly as two ilrmer Meigs Coonty boys meet In Oass "AA" actlon. Rick VanMeter formerly of Middleport meets Carl Wolfe's Tigers tonight. VanMeter's team's bave beEn outstanding tile JBSI couple seasons, going unde· feat Ill most of the 1986 ca~lgn. Charles WlUisfromand bencb support Jim Anthony Keams, Raymore. Rio Grande fllllsbed conference play last week with a !1-5 record, same as Cedarville. The Redmen sullered a tour-game losing streak 1 early In January, and the slump cost the Redmen a cllanoe to repeat · as MOC champs. Rio Grande I& delendlng NAJA ow. ana St HUDNALL'S PI.U-NG & HEAnNG can Jobt the elite Congratulations .• ,. .-' • • Dair1.1 Queen • . ... On Your .. Grand Opening Best of Luck! •, , . .. '" ' ~ . ·~ • > .IS NOT OUT OF BUSINESS . WE HAVE MQVEDTO POMEROY .POAIIOY FLOWER SHOP 992-2039 161 N. S.Cond · Middleport, Ohio . . . ,.. - "• .! ~~~~;~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ •. , . .. '·. ·: Foodland presents another .. . ,.; ' J ..·'•'. ' MEAI SALE!!! ··,...,,• 700 W. MAIN ST. {) POMEROY, OHIO 8 A.M.-10 P.M. 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S1.09 lb. ·-·.... ~ ""' • 6# box 6# box ···"" 6# Ito• • FALTER'S unLE PIG SAUSAGE, BRATWURST OR ITALIAN SAUSAGE lly tht ltox .................._ ................................................ s1.19 •· FALTER'S BUDGET lOX: 2# Wilntn, 2# lacon, 2# Sausage ..................... 17.59 llo• FALTER'S IREAICFAST lOX: 3# Sausage, 3# lacon-.................................... 17.99 llo• FALTER'S GAI.IC UNKS or FRANII$ .................................................................... 11.69 II. .. FALRR'S POll UYEI .........- ................................................................................ 49« lb. BABY SWISS CHEESE ..........- ............................................................................. 52.49 lb. . •. FALTtR'S SKINLESS WIENERS ........................................................................ 16. 99 FALTER'S 1# ROU SAUSAGE ......................_ .............................................. 54.99 FALTER'S SLICED BACON ,_............................- ........................................... 59.99 •• " Ill. FALTEI'S IIAUNCSCHWEIGII WIIOLE ..........................~ •••••• 59C •• HALF .................................... 69C • . FALTER'S lACON ENDS & PIECES ................................................................ 14.99 6# llox c._. ••..,.. ..... J~h ' s Dlstrlct 22 champion, having ad· vanCI!d to Kansas City last winter. · The BIG BEND FOODLAND ........ "·. . .. , Pettlt added, I m really oon· cel1Ed about the Inside where tll'y start an MVP (Mike Chancey) and we start a soplllmore (64 Jell Koons). Wise (Rick) Is like our Chuck Davis he can 1111 It In. We're ell • tba a mu better te.am t the IIJ.56 loss at Me!p. On a glvl!!l night, anythlngcanhappenandltMeigsls oot hltUng, we can stay with tll'm. Meigs Is a super baD team, but we'll do our best to win It" Coach Drummer thinks the Inside gam~ might tell the. story. "We need a . IJ)od game on the illards and defensively. The key to til' game could re row well Lee P\Jwell, Shawn Baker our bencb play. We'D have to Improve· our rebounding and be aggressive under the bucket," Ill' Meigs mentor said. TheTorncats,wiDmatch 'upwell lx>tb pilyslcally and helght·wlse with the Marauders, have an oustandlng guard duo In G-toot·l O!uck Davl& and 5-toot-9 Tee Morrison. They romblned for 47 p:Jinls In an 81-!11 rout over NelsonvDie-York In ~nd round MARCH 1·8, 1988 B • l seeson. ·~ ~ 'sweet slxtren' group d regional • qualifiers with a win Saturday, meaning the Marauderette-Lady · TroJan winner will he one of only 16 • class AA teams remaining Following the 1 p.m. · Meigs· " P\Jrtsmouth game, Piketon (13-4) '· takes on Wheelersburg (J5.7) at 3 .. p.m. The Piketon·Wheelersburg winner also advances Into regional play at Xenia Hlgb School. Probable starters tJr the Marauderettes tnchlde 5-toot-4 junior ·· Jennl Cdlch andS.foot-4 90pbomore ' Tarnrey Wright at guards, G-toot '• junior JuUe MlUer and S.toot-7 ' junior Jennl Swartz at !oJWards and G-foot·l junior Jenny Miller at cent!!' In iwo sectional gam the ' es, •· Marauderettes have looked lmpres· .. slve with wins over New l.exlngton •. (7~) In overtime and Sheridan (44-:Jll. action last Thesday. Dav!B scored :II points In the llrst quarter alone, hitting Ills first nine slllts, all from the pe£1meter. The WJse.Brad Rolinson guard tandem Isn't shabby; eltll'r. Wise Is one of the rmst prolltlc srorers In Marauder cage history while the muscular and quick Rolmson adds strong· defense to the Meigs backwurt. UndenEatll, Trimble bas G-toot Ron Hulss and G-foot-2 Chris Karns at forwards and the G-toot-4 Koons t ter Meigs a cen. • counters with the school s aU·tlme lmdlngsrorer and rebounder, G-toot·5 Mike Chancey andG-footShawnBakerattoJWards and G-toot-6 Lee P\Jwell at center J.R. Kltcben Huey Eason ~d Do le Beck • nn er wUl probably see ~~~ ~:n for the Marauders .-----..,.---...:.....---------------l . . .• Berry's World ton (7hl9). Trimble coach Paul Petitt ~d Drummer botb agreed Saturday 8 Tomcat-Marauder matcb·up could be an all-out war. ''They've already P,~Wed their the best In the TVC, said, ~It whlleDrummercountered, 'Trim· ble was one or the better teams during .,the last rmntb d. the Redmen to open post season .play Cbrland Sl 11. Vq,m.lso J> \I.'TIRhf sr 91. Kenkdy Sl 11 the IDle. My question Is: Was the burning bush a miracle?" Dear Dana: I'm not sure about the burning bush, but the Clty·truck •""· slllwlng up to repair the polhote !: sure as heck was. ,.. " YEllOW AAIRICAN or COllY LONGHOIN ......_ ....................- ....................... I 1.19 lb. t************************************************** BEEF: SIDES ..................... S1.29 .. FIONTS ................. 51.19 tb. HIND QUAITEIS.........sl.69 •· 'PLUS.... Small Vanilla Ice Cream To First 1000 Customt;.;;.;;n~ area: I '· went 'kerplunk,' an axle broke. Then one day a neighbor planted a bush In It 9J people could see lt. The illlowlng Friday, for oo reason at all, the bush caught on Hre and burned. The next rmmlng a city rq>alr truck came by and Hlled In The Daily Sentinel Page 3 Meigs cage tea:rris eye tournament titles College 8COI'e8 The pothole man __________________W,_"llia_m_F_.B_uc_k__:ley:...._J_r. "The P\Jtoole Man" Is happy to report the malllllx has been 0\lerflowlng With letters. Thanks to a cold and wet winter, pot roles are now flowering In nelghlllrltoods that have III'Ver seen them before. Unfortunately there Is stlll a lot d Ignorance about the care and feeding of potooles - and that's where The Potoole Man comes ln . OJr first JettE!' Is from Laurle Kramer wiD writes: " I have a beautiful pJIIDie In front or my bouse measuring two feet by rwo feet, and one·and-a -halt feet deep. What would you advise me to plant In It?" Dear Laurie: What you plant In your potlllle depends on whether you want kl use It for soow or eat from it. Since I assume it wUl be run aver at least :m times a day, 1 would plant 9Jmelhing low to the IP:OUnd, sucb as petunias for show or dwarf pear trres ilr food. Make sure you bave a good drainage system In your pothole, or It will till witll water and become a breeding ground tor malaria rmsqultoes. The socond letter, from Calnle Coopersmith, asks us to discuss potbole ownersblp: "We bought a rome last month witb an art cleco potlllle tbat the previous owner Insisted was at least M years .old. Actually, we boupt the house tor the role. Now H turns out we do mt own til' potbole- the city doeJI. Can we still iertlllze It and treet It ·88 our own?" Dear C«ude: It Is lillerestlngtbat the dty would dalm ownership d. a pothole on_your street. Municipal 1M Victory Circle Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio I 992-3322 "POTHOLES/" .. •• Bell-View Brand Truckload Sale .;J:: ALL NEXT WEEICII . GIVING YOU "ANOTHER REASON TO SHOP AT BIG BEND .,, ,•, .•• j *... .....•• �The Daily Sentinel: By The Bend Friday, Febru.-y 28, 1986. Plf!J• 4. :Beat . of the bend ' (;ive a big send-off IIJ IJOB JIODIUCII 8 .... lllaft Wr'Mer ; fuM. about a Jelldotl lor the 11Jib balla>tbaD learn 1o the SEC· Ilona! ftnals ln ~\!hens Saturday Rowr Morg;ln rt Meigs and A1bens Cowllil's and tiiP late Jeanne Morgan. Kl'tth 1m IreD llvmg at Medina while worldllg In Rittman. SOil ~ Dlg!Jt? ilng SOI!ll' action you're In~to join ln. Parentsandf<lll!lare aked to be at the blgh !!Chool no later than 6 p.m. Saturday with IIPIIetnaken, signs, and whathave-you 10 lEt the team know tt has .UAlOJ"l A caravan will loDow the bUs trall.<pOrtlng the team. fw1 Remember R Keith Morgan, formerly or "liddlepon and a ot grac1ua te M iddlepon Hlgb SChool? •You'll be glad to know that Keith, clirrmtly a senior pro)Ert engineer wlth Morton Thlokol Inc., In Rittman, ha~ been promo!ed 10 tJip position rt manufacturing manager at the SUver Springs. Sew York lac1Uty of the company. l<ath earned his bachelor of sqence degrE'f' In electrtcal engi· neerlng as wcl.l as a master of IICiellw degn:{> In industrial engineering lrom Ohio University In Athens wherP he also taught lor a Jl¥>rt time. fle joinl'd Monon Th>Jkol as a project enginel'l' In Jm allff wonting lor the t: .S Postal SeXV.te u an Industrial englne..r m both Clilcago, Dl .. and Cleveland. Most retentJy Keith has been assisting In lhr: management of the maln te-ll<illcr depariment at Rlttman. ~th WI~ be loca ted n<.'dr Bldra.lo, N.Y., and yoo know about thli winter weather there . H~>' s the EU!v. Gene Grate. a na tive of Rlllland, wW be speaker at the M$ Holiness Association Camp ll'W!t'llng to tx• held at 7 p.m. each evening, Monday through Sunday, March 9. at the Rutland (burch cJ th( Nazarene. A 1968 graduatP ol Rutland 1-Ugh Scliool, Rev . Grate entered the M(81nt Vernon Nazarene College at Mount Vernon where he graduated In )970 with an associate or arts degre... He continued his education at -Bethany Nazarene College In Be!hany. Okla .. where he gradu atf1J In 197'2 and 1974 with a bachelor or arts and a master ol artsdegre.. , respectively. In 1976, he graduated from the Nazarene Theologica l Seminary with a Master of Div inity degree. Grate has served chu rcht-s m Missouri since that time in cluding the:Lod! Church cf tw Nazarene at The Daily Se ntin el !liM~ IU· M J : t\ DfyMklfl oF ,' dultlmedla. lnr . P!lbll1hrl(j P VN} <t f tNn r~tm . ,\.f iJnrl<n rhruoih f' r ld<~ y. I ll ('rJUrl Sr , p,.-, mt'r oy , Ohlr1 , bv ll'l1• Ohirr Va ll r·y Puh IIJhln£: Crmlpany Mul llmf'd la . ln r . Pom(lr (Jy . (J h ln 4 .'i7~ Ph 9922 J"'Ii. Sf> c-ond cl <t "~ j>ll!ilta ~Cf' paid .Jt Po mf'rti\' . Ohl n. M ~ mtw r r; nll f•d Prf'fi\ Jnr,·rn ttll Mal . InLand Dally Prr-ss A•~rl(' l atl un and lhf' Otwo Nf-w'lpa pN Ass()('! :•lion ,'I.Ja !lonal Ad\lt•rtllll nw Rr•pn·o:••nr a tlvr•, Rra nham Ne'W&pilpf>r Sa l!'-; , 7:n Third Av••nu r•. NN Yo rk . N•'W Vr,rk l()(JJ7 1-'0STMA.\'Tt: R Sf>nd a dd n~!! f han ~~ IV 1lw Dca lly ~'fl l l m •l , Ill c,,urt Sl , llr>mProy . Oh~ · 1~mJ1:1 8UR.'U;RJPTION Hr\TI'_,S 8 )' ('• rritr or Motor H.outl' (")np W N•k $1 ]I) OnP Mnn th $-1 .lUI t~7 10 Ont Yt•ll r . ~ INfii.E ( 'flPV SubserltJI'n• not dt'lll rl n~ 1n p;r y 1hf' " '' r r l('f mu y n• mlt In a d "'t~ nn • d lr ror t tl) Thf Da lly Srnllnr•l on ft .1 . ~ or 12 rnun th hallA. Cr('(IJJ will llf> !lh't'n nHrll'r h1 d l m~rh . No IUb~ c rlptl r m " by mall pt•rm ltlrl(J In tuwn1 wh•·r •· ho rm· c..a r rl• •r '>~' r vlt t• 1~ itVIilablf'. M11ll H,uhl!(! rlpllonA IMid ~ Ohln 26 Week 11 .. ~2 w..k, . w...... 13!'1···.. ... . lt4.'>6 12!11 2 '. Out11kle Ohio 1~. 2 4 ....... m.oo I 26 131.20 t !2 WHI< a........................... S!!l.flll HOURS: 9:00A.M. TO 6:00P.M. FROZEN If you neo:od a 1.98; load service license In ycur tllslness, Jorr D. Jaootll, deputy health oommJs. slore of ttl' Meigs Health Depart ;: . ,, BEEF RIB·E~E $1195 STEAKS 3 LB. BOX III l TH . ITALIAN ST1LE OR HOAGIE STYLE IIUSINI'liS COMPEirrDN - 'l1lee Help Hlp Oftb FA!qcef!on ..... .,. excelled ln Salurday'1 rec~r~..a woipi!Uiba li SdocD County I * VocaUnaal SciiDol. Fnn from left, Dlert &ultft, Tncy l.odi. Mo.. from January. 1976 to June , 1978, and the Harvester Church or the Nazarene. Sl. Charles. Mo .. from JuDI' . 1978 to the present . In his almost 10 years tl' has served his district on the ooard ol mlnl<tf't'ial studiPS, ways and means wmmlttce. home mission and church [roperty rommittee and ev an~J> I is m committee. He Is past [resident ol the St. Louis Nazarene Minlster's Assn .. ard chairro the St. Louis Ar"" Holiness Crusade In 1982. He has been active In the youth work ci his district. !U'VIng In t!r pa.<t as sen>Jr high summer camp Instructor. dlstrlct )<J'Jth treasurer and re-cently as dlsttrlct youth president. He ha• also represented his district at tile 1916 General Youth Convention In Anaheim, Calli. He Is the son cJ Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Grate or Rutland. and Lunchron MIDDLEPORT - The annual Eastf'r bazaar and luncheon spon'"lred by Mlcklleport 's Evangeline Chapter 172. Or<Pr rt Eastern Star, will be heldlrom !Oa.m. ID3 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Baked goods, cra lts and numerous mlsceUanoous Items will be for sale. Luoch wUI be served both days lrom 11 a.m . to 2 p.m. woth vegetable soup, gr\lled cheese sandwiches, hot dogs, sloppy joes, chips and beverage!; to be ~ered . The event wil I be held In ttl' lllsement at the Mlcklleport Ma· sonic Temple. 8'' $ 5 LB. BOX Scholtleret, Robin Brown, K.rls Sextoa, Can!.._,. b;, Sheri)' W.... Dard H)'llell, Mlasy l.ooptrecla, Daplme Dl!anl, Becky Bk• I Celd; btidl, Aprl McGralh, Kim Stewart, s- Kmg, DeiJble Donie, M1111 Primmer. Meigs students perform well in competition est 1-Ugh School, Pickaway-Ross Joint Vocational School, Sc>Jto County Joint Vocational School, Southern High School, Tri-County Joint Vocat>Jnal School, and Vern Rille Joint Vocational School. Taking awanls from Meigs High were: Krts Sexton, llrst In occountlng and related I; Miss! Primmerd, flnt In arountl!tg and related II; Carol Hendrix, SECOnd, and KJm Stewart fifth In lntlrmatlon communication I; Missy Longstreth, third, and Stl'n)' Wilson, fourth, In prepared communicatim II; Mlssl lnl>rmation communlcat>Jn II; Primmer, first in ecommlc awareDaphne DWard, rourth 1n ijiplng ness, and Meigs was third In the and mated Ill; Susan King, llrst, promotional display CO!Jipelltlon. and Debbie Downie, third, In word Krisl Sexmn, Mlssl Primmer, processing I ; Cheri Sauters, first In Carol Hendrix, Missy Longstreth, word processing U; Susan King, Debbie Downle, Susan J<lng, Cberl fourth In records management I; Sauters, and Sherrie Wilson will Sherry Wilson, first, and Becky compete In the stale chainplonshlps Blrch!leld, third, In records man- on March 21·22 In Columws. agement II; Dare! HyScl.l, third, In oo.>rs from Meigs High w'-1 the receptlonJsts competition; KJm placed well but did not ,wt awards Stewart, fif1h In [repared commun- were Robin Brown, 'I)'acy Scllol· Ication I; Daphne Dillard, sixth In derer, Chatmele Turner and Aprtl McGrath. Instructors at ttl' ~~~ are Beverly Gaul, Carol Crpw, ~n Fisher and Becky ~ entries must be delivered unfolded, minimum 8 x 10 Inches with the required infonnatlon on the back to any ol ttl' locations, or may be mailed to CAP, P. 0 . Box Katluyn MW~ who t~l '111, Jackson 45640before March 31. surgery at P~asant V~H05pllal Entries will not be returned. last week is recuperatlr1g at horpe. CAP poster projea beginning lng next week at &!land Church ol ttl' Nazarene. $199 BAR-B-QUE 12 oz. PKO. . HOAGIE BEEF PATT~ Students at Ill' Meigs HighSchool Ohio otnc.> Education classes won 18 awards tlurtng Saturday's regional competition held at the Scioto County Joint Vocational School. Partlclpatlng schools Included AtiX'!Is High Schoo~ Bloom Local High Schoo~ Buckeye Hills Career Center, Buckeye Valley Career Center, CbiliJcOOle High School, GaUla Academy, Jackson 1-Ugh School, Lawrence County Joint Vocational School, Meigs, Northw- SPEAKER SET- Rev. Geae *6'' BEEF Long -time Pomeroy resident. MIss Bertha Ulnde. ~ be observIng her !IJth binhday Sunday at her home, 6 Oak St .. Pomeroy. Highly regar<Pd In tiiP community, Miss Ulnde does her own Ught housekeeping and cooklng. Frequently, neighbor Bob Burtoo gives tl'r a tl'lplng hand by ruMing errands and picking up groceries. No dou~ Miss Cm:ie would be p~ased to hear from }W on her anniversary .. Grate, a Rutland nlilve, wiD !~pea~~ at the -'lelp Holmel! AMoclatlon iuloor cunp meel· 5 LB. BOX ~ let'. With everyOil<' around you oo diPIS , how come the cookJI' jar Is always rmpty? Oh well - keep smiling. PATTIES <J .'\; .t-. l.. ment, says tbat the new licenses ITIU3t be IJlrctw.ed by March l that's tomorrow. F'allure to rom ply results a 25 percrnt .Ptlnquency Bazaar PRJ!'t; 13 Wf!t'k• . Saturday, Monday, Tuesday Mareh 1-S-4 James L. Wilhelm Jr., Eastern School Band Dtra1or, wu armng ttl' music eduol un attmdlng the Capital City Confl'l'mlr held earlier this rronth in ColurnWs. The oontererur Is a li'Otesllonal ll'JJsic education event spolliOI"''d by the Ohio Music Education A.slm. It Included educators' SEmlnan, CO!l(]>J'ts by ~rmanre groups ranging tram elementary sd!ool to profi'SSlonaJ and exhibits rt new materials of Interest to music educators. .Meetings set if! Miegs 1iJith Grate . 3 818 DAYS Hlgb ; A group II pJan. INTRODUCIN8 J. T.M. FROZEN MEAT PRODUCTS The Child Assault Pri'Vent>Jn ICAP) Project of GaUia, Jackson and Meigs Counties wW participate In the statewide art contest sponsored by ttl' Ohio CAP ~work, Theresa Tucker, coordinator, an nounced today. The activity Is part rtthe national ob5ervanre ~ Ap~ as "Child Abuse Pri'Vent>Jn Month ." Theme for he creative artwork is "What does It mean to be 'Sale, Strong and F'ree?'" Children aged 5 10 12 an> B!rouraged to submit artwork depleting the theme lor judging by a local panel. Calendar FRIDAY Rt.JILAND - A dance wil be held friday from 8to 11 p.m. at the Rutland Civic Center. Music wW be by the ltomlc Sounds. Admission Is $2 lor singles, and $31or couples. In the event or snow, the dance wl~ be ca ncelled. WNG BOTI'OM - No dance at Long Bottom Community Center F'rlday; there wUI be a dance at Decatur; lor lnfonnat>Jn contact Francis Andrew, ~3593. SATURDAY HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville Lodge m, F'&AM, meets Sa rurday at the temple. MIDDLEPORT - Potluck dinner at Mlddlepon F'lrst Baptist Chu rch Saturday 6 p.m. honoring sen>Jr citizens ol the chureh; meat ard drink provided. • POMEROY - The Meigs Cou nty Board rt Elections will meet at 12: ll p.m. Saturday at its atnres ror an Six local winners will be seleeted on bow well their art~<Qrk shows lhelrteeUngsrtsatety,&rengthand h etdom as well as artistic merit. There are no restrictions on media used for ttl' artwork . Photograpey, watercok>rs. charroal, and paints may be used as well as crayoo and pencU. wlnners'entrles. Theartist'sname. age, blrthclay, address, telephone number, school and grade must be written on the back of each entry. Deadline lor submitting entrtes Is March 31 . ~~~~me:~o~:ra~: judging. They will hang in the Slate House lalf' In Ap~ and the artlsls will be Invited to the award ceremony ttl're. Statewide winners wUI be Richard Celeste Is expected to be anounced by April 15. Governor for the awards at the state level. Many schools tn the three oounty arm wW be participating In ttl' art contest a part of trelr commitment to the well-being of~ children. Libraries and bookmobUe In Ga UJa, Jackson and Meigs Counties are serving as ~ sites for entries. [resell POTATOES Wlnt. 99 o o~ • 9e 9 9 f SMIJH NElSON MOTPR$'I PO.IOY, • 500 E. MAIN ~~;;;;;;;;;;i'~H~O~NE~99~2~-~~~U~t~~~~;;E~ ' ' QUANTITY MILLING DI'(ISIQtrl •, S~(KL~ . LO.~LTV TOMATOES FULL ~E HALF · CASE CASE ITEM FRESMLIKE 24116 OF M'~J ~EPL4CER. ' 241~ fl . NOODLES #SSO CREAM. PEANUT 8UnER FILLED MILK • Thla year we're pledged to finding more Americana the blg~t tax f#\1114 iiiriio.iiii..-.; theybav~eo_mlDt. ~It can we find toryou1 ''1 '. WDUIIOII+"DJCAII HALF QUANTITY CASE FULL CASE HALF CASE ' fSOO rDDAIIIIOUUPIIIID. ·.SUGAR RUN MILLS 882·37811 . •• 110 MUliEIIIIY AVE. PH. 99!·2115 POMEROY; 011. . . FRUIT DRINKS 12146 ·fl. ITEM FULL HALF CASE CASE ,zoo $660 241 00 IS oz. ~ 10 #zso ,.. ~9fXJ 241 I 1000 -5{)() 16 ll. #4SO Jff1 .tflfXJ 48/fJ fl. #5SO I TIOROFME 24116 ll. .. CORN 24116 #7fXJ CORN MUFFIN MIX TMOROfAAE TINES 24/ tSVt tz. 24116 ll. SAUER KRAUT CASE $475 241 4 fl. 241 16 fl. ll. ' 818 Ealt Mt11l11 Street Open 8 AM ·II PM 1212 ,•• ' $JSO $9so· 615 ,., tEIERIC ., J FULL 1/2 CASE t4112Vr SPINACH ME~IC~TEQ LB. 1ft CASE $70~ QUANTITY KRAFT 24/16 10/S LB. $475 $950 DOZEN PARKAY SPREAD GREEN BEANS 6/3 TUBS FRESH F.S. OR CUT OZ. 'It CASE CASE f INSTANT FOURBAGS 12/32 3 THOROFARE ROBIN HOOD CATSUP oz. $250 $500 $750 THOROFARE SOME PEALS ARE OREAT BUf WE HA~E THE KEYS TO ABETTER 'EAL .- 1ft CASE CASE CASE tsoo ALL USED CARS 1979 ~ "" THOROFARE 5 CASE VARilRIIJ: --r $ 99 C·ITRUS ·PUNCH - TOMATO SOUP 24/10 4 oz. 6/64 oz. 6/4 PACK 0~ BAG BAI SUNNY PELICHT BISCUITS ' SO LB. S LB. BAG PILLSBURY fiXED RAJ• , IIi 0 10 LB. SLB. BAG ... ON MOST NEW BUICKS PONTI A($ & GM( beforeMarch3l l and91Dl2years old (on or belore March 31.) = U.S. NO. 1 MAINE I'r;;;:;;;::;::;::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;,::;::;:, There wUJ be two categories of winners - 5 to 8 years old (on or ju~~'!u~:.:on:~:.~ ~:~1 anr;;:~~~gp ~-:~.0~ s= SIPEitiOR Recuperating '11 home Minimum size for the artwork Is 8 x 10 lnehes. delivered Oat. ~ entries must be The work may not be lolded since ttl' Ohk> CAP Network intends to publish posters using the state 89Jrr SER1E 79Jrr . RBEOO•~OOIIIIIA 69+ LUII•H MEAtrs"'· $1f9 iNKS $f OI9.J__!!FRA~IItO~E:!S!tt!_oz·~'"~·!..!..:.."~B~A~CO~II~t:tle.:.:::"::.'·.!....!~"--L..::•::.=::::....:....:le.~r.....L....:....:-"-----, • •• #9S0 #f7S lt6S0 ' #81S .•. .'. ·' �• .....~ _8-The D.UV Seutillll Fridrf, February 28, 1986 Pomarov-Midd.l.ort. Ohio ' ~. Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF BALE ly vlrt.. of 1ft Or•r of lole ...,od out of tho Com· """' PIMa Court of Molga Ccullty, Ohio, In tho CIM of _. oc~ l1vlnp and Loan grantor'• Nit property lne, 880.00 loot to tho root paint of beginning far tlw ltnd herein doacrlbld; .. -th 0 dog. 00' 00" .... oontlnulng 'long llicl lno, 1-7110.00 fltt Ill I paint In tho grlfttor'a toutlwall prop.ny comor lftd tho touthoiot comer of tho northollt quartir of uld Section 11 : thonce IM>rth90 dog. oo· 00" welt along tho grMtor'oaouth property lno ond tho hiH·ooctlon Nne of aald Section 11. 1370.00 feet to o paint In tho gr.,• tor'o oouth-1 property oomor; thonco north 0 dog. 00" ooat ~long tho arart· tor o -•t property line. 11110.00 loot to a paint: thon,. north 90 dog. oo· 00" 0101 along a Ina. 1370.00 flat to tlw point of blglnnlng. and containing B6.039 ocroa. Subject to oil legal high· weya and .... menta· of r• cord. · ·Grontor clalmo Iiiio by dHd of record ltrec::Ordlld In Dood Book 242, Pogo 11 , In ,tho llocorclo of tho Moigo County llocordor'o Olllcl. D•ct'lptlon far tlw lbovo doaorlbod troct hlo bien prtporld from do'ld recorda lftd Ia not t property auvey. Rlchlrd C. Glaogow, R. S . No. 5181. REFERENCE DEEDS: Vol. 277. Pogo 843 and Vol. 288, Page 331, Moiga County o.dRocorclo. S.ld porcol woa approlald atiH,OOO.OO. Tormo of S.lo: C11h . _,....,.,., luoaeuor •d ~•tsrwt 1o An.- c... nty ........ aql.ooft Comp""Y. I {'U ol•hl &SONS SOHIO SWISHER &LOHSE I ~!!! 51 Prescrip1ions rre & r~H......t Silts and ~ 1 IUI" Strvact Ruttan-. Ohio 4177! J. Wm. "ltll" Brown, Owner Pliant 1614) 741 7777 ! Co. of Columbus, 0 . 104W. Main m-2311 Pomeroy ,, PlANING MILL , l',lfu, ~I! ;It '' t. - s Ph . 991-1101 Pomeroy he BEN 'FRANK UN' &lnday Scllool Scllool SoMe ·a:m. CIDr reheoz>al, 1\eday, 7:30 p.m :- - ((Lois Burt. '" FOMERDY CHUR!ll OF THE NAZA~E. Cllrner lJnlcn and 1\tilberry, Rl!v. 1lunas Glen Mc:Oing, postor. Nmnan Pre!;. _._ley_. S. S. Supt., &lnday SCIW, ~30 a.m.: W(I"SHp J): l) a.m.; evening service 6 mid-week service, W-y. 7 p.m. ~;.:;:; EPJSroPAL OIURCH. 326 E. - . St., I'Qmeroy. &lnday services: Holy oorirnunlonon !he first SJJdayc:J.e-ach JT"OOih, and 0011- with ,..-,jng p-ayer m w ,UD~M &anday. Mci'Nngprayer andS(!'ITI)n on a!Jotller ~ <t tho meith. Church Sdlool IIIIi Nunoty c...,......-, Mtehwr In the llairlall Hall tmrnodlatety lolkJwlng u... . .o'iOMmOY CHURCH OF CHRIS!'. 212 W. Main SL. Nell Pmucloot, past<l'. Billie Sdlool •-t ll,a.m; l\lomzwwmlip, !0:30a.m.; Y~>~th _....., aoo p.m.: Evening~- ~ 111 p. .,.._-~ nlglil ~"""""'and Bible sluiiY- ?.Ill p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY. W Bunemn -Avo. """"'""'· MB. Dra Wining In dw-go. ~ meotJn& 10 a.m : Swxlay ·!!dlool. 10:30 a.m. &lnday Sdoi, YP.!M ·ftilo Adams, - 7: 30 p.m. Salva !loft ~ v1!10111 speoJcm and nuslcopedals. "tfiurWday, D:ll a.m. i> 2 p.m . .__ lima> f.etpe, uw:subeu ln cbargP, aU women lnvttod; 6:45 p.m. '1'111nd1y, Ca-pi ~ Cia. IYIIUIIII"oo!*-Biblol. ~30 p.m. B111it ~and Prayet- ~-open tothl'publlc. POMEROY \\UI'SIDE aruROI OF OIRIST, -Chlldml's Homo Road 1Coonty Rood 16). m=. Vocal music. Sllllllay War~ 1J a.m.: llllle ~ D a.m : WII'Sidp. 6 p. m. w-.lilblo~ , 7p.m. - OLD DEltTER BIBLE CHR1Sl1AN 'I:J!URCH, Alvin CUrtis. po-, Uncia ~... ~- &lnday Scllooi9:JJ a.m.: jnOCillnll se-vl<es, lint and thlnl sunday folklwlng sunday 5elt<llll. cliy." Y~>~th meo<!ng. ~ 30 p.m. """")' Sun- _ GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, ..PJ:Nchlna 9:30a.m. first and sf'COI'Id, Sun · .days ot H.~h month: thrd and fourth Sun · day e-achmonth worship sel'\'iCH at 7:30 p. m.: Wednesday tvenln gs at 7:30 p.m. ,g.r"'er and Blblt' Study. • SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST. Mulbft'.ry He-Ight! Road . Pomeroy. Le-roy Bru~h . Pastor : Sabbath School Sup('rln · teftdenl. Rh onda Marktn . Sabbath School begins at 2 p.m. m Saturday wtth worstllp service tollowtng at :1: 15. Everyonto welcome. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "" - ~lslt'r Harrlf"ll Wa meor, Supt. Sunday 'SCbool 9:30a.m., Morning Worship, 10:45 ..:;nm. POMEROY F1RST BAPTIST. l yston Halley, mlntster. William Snoutl f"r, Sun· ,. da)I~SChool Supt . Sunday School, 9:30a.m. •; Momtng Worship lO:ll a.m. • FIRST SOUTHER N BAPTIST. Po. me-roy Pike. La ma r O'Bryant. pasto r: .Jack Needs. Sunda lf School DtrH'tor. Slln·GY SChool, 9: Xl a.m.; Momln R Worship. ... 10: 30; evt"ll lng worship, 7:00p.m.Tul'!lda y .~ VIsitation. 7 p .m. Wf'dnPSda y, Prayf'r Sf"r· vi«". 7: 30p.m.: Mission Friends. 7: JOp.m. : Girls In ActiOn, 7:30 p.m. FAITH TABER NACLE CHURCH. Bal . 'ley Run Road, RE'v . EmmE'tt Rawsoo . pas" tvr. HandiPy Dunn. Sllpt . Sunday School. lthr.m.: Sunday evC'11 lng St'rvl('(l, 7:30p.m. : Btb!t' lt'a<'hlng. 7: JO p.m. Thllrsday . SYRACUSE MISSION, CHorry Sl. , Sy· '"'t'use. SE>rviCt"S, 10 a.m. Sunday. Evt>n In ~ ·:~ lct'!l Sunday a nd Wedn e~day a t 7:00 p . m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST t]i CHRISTIAN UNION, Rl'V. Keith Eblln . ...~1or . Sunday School 9:30 a.m.. WadP H.yman. supt.: Mornlnjit Worship, 10:JOa. .m.: Sunday f'ventn~~: stN I('(" 7: :Jl p.m.; .WednfSda y Praye-r Mee ting , 7:30p.m. , Mr. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. RacinE>. Rev. Jam('S Salll'rfleld, pas tor. Freeman Wil liams. Supt . Sunday Sctl ool ,, : .~a . m . : Sunday and Wt'dnf'Sday t-ven· Jng atrvlm. 7 p.m. .MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. Corneor Sixth a nd Palm('r. Ear! Eck>n . Paslor . Ra y Fh•lds . S.S. Supt.: Dan R~ gs. Ant . Supt. Sunday School. 9: 1!. a.m.: Mornlnir Worship. 10: 15 a.m.; Sunda y EVenlnJ{ !K'rvice. 7 p.m. Youth m {'(IT!n ~ . 7:30 p.m. WE'dn ~day : f'\lmln~ service- 7 p m.; Choir pracllcf' R p.m. MIDDL EPORT CHURC H Of CHRIST. Mh and Mai n, Bob Mtol ton. mln lstPr. AI Har rson. assoc min l~ t f'r: Mlk P Gf'rlach . Sunday School Super!n! l'ndr nl Blb!f' &hool 9: :ll a .m.: Morn lnll Worship 10: .lll -~o . m . Evt'nlng Worsh ip 7:00p.m. WPdm·~ .da ~ . 7:00p.m. Pra y£'r mf'('t\n ~ MIDDL EPORT CHURCH OF TIIF: NA ZARENE . Co·pa.stor!'l R('v . Cha rl r!i~ Coylr .¥nd Reov . Na ncy Coy!<'. Bill Wh!!('. Sunday .SChOOl Supt . Sunday Schoo! 9:30 a.m.. Mo rn l n ~ Worship 10: l) a.m.; E11a ntt:eilstk merllng- 7:00p.m. Wf'dnf>sday . 7:00p.m. Rra,ver mff'tl nll. IINITE D PREIIIIYTERIAN MINISTRY .. • OF MEIGS COUNT Y Re\1. Ken WllklnMR HARRISONV ILLE PRESBYTERIA N CHURCH - Sunday : Worship S<'rvlct:>S ' :Ill a.m.: Chlli'Ch SrhoollO: 15a .m.: Blblr stUdy Sunday 7: JO p.m.; Pnyer Croup W('dn(>tlday a t 9:00a .m. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Chll.frh M:"hOOI 10: J)'i a.m. Mornln,liZ Wors hl ~ll : l!'i a.m. Tu~ay, 10:00 a.m. Blbll' Study; Thllrs•illy. 7:l0 p.m. Bible Study. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY'I'tiiiAN - Worship S<rvlco 10: I ~ a.m. Chll(t hScbooi10:00a .m. Tuesda y, tOa.m. Blblt Study; Sunday, 6 p.m. Junior and!;(>.' nlor HIMh Youth Groups. f!UTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pall"'. lobn Eva ns. Sunclay SChool 10:00 a.m.: ~ay Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Chll~ia'tt Church 11 a.m. Sunday Evenlnll Soi'vlco 7:00p.m. Wed .. &p.m. You nKLadle~' Allxlllary. Wt'dnMdly, 7 p.m. Fam.Uy Wonhlp. . HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Nur LOn18ot1om. Edsel Hart, pallor. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Worshi p 10:30 a.m.: Praytr mff'tlng Thursday, 7: ~p . m . MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH. Comer Asb and Plum. Ra lph Clltltlllf. pallor. Sunday ScbooiiO:OO* .m.; Momlng Worship, 11:001.m.: Wednl!lday IGII Saturday Evenln1 S.rvlcea at 7:30 p. m. " 0 battle · over immorality on do about it remains unsolved. Of course, when 1.m. O.sses tor lllaafl. Juntor Chtu•dl U · Morning wonhlp 11 a.m. Adull pracHco 6 p.m . Sunday. Ywng PeoCittldren'a Churdl and Adult BJble we encounter a program that we find offensive, we can protest to the station and the sponsors. _,_ K_~.... ~ - WAID . 212 E. Main Street 992-3785. Pomeroy off the set. However, there is also a more constructive long-range solution : to aive our children the proper trainina in the home MEIGS to persuade everyone we know to keep religion in their Jives. OOOPERATIYE PAIIISH UNITED METimDJST CHURCH People have a right to NORTREABT a.VSTER a.•. .,. Ardl..R.rv. Bo7 Deeter a.v. S.ld•loll•ALFRED - Church School 9:30 a.m.: worslllp.na.m.: UMYF6:30p.m.: UMW Third Tuf'Sda y, 7:30p.m. Communtoo , nrst Sunday. 1Archer 1 CHESTER- Worsblp 9 a.m.: Church see whatever they want, and a widespread resul'(lence of faith and w ho Iesome t h'1n k'ing should provide at least a CHURCH, Msrr . Ph. 992-!M.Sa111r· : ~ p.m.j S\lllday . eont..oloos <~~• reasonable choice among the types of home entertainment available for you and your h~~o:- ~ ; [9 REAlTOR.. ' A....... 41711: CROSS lltuN In tho VIUago of SONS STORE , GroceriesGentrll Merchandise Racine 949·2550 Mau. CCD~IJiues, ~~~~~~t~:=~! ~Ill family. m. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fuurlh and Main St., Middleport. Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr., paator. Mrs. Ervin Baumtardner, !bnday SChool !bpt. Sunday School9: jiO a. m.; Wonhlp 5ervlee, 10 : 4~ a.m. SUCCESS ROAD OIURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B. HosktJ!s, evangelist. Sunday Blblo Study 9 a.m.: Worship. 10 a.m .: Sunday ...,ina 10rvlco 6 p.m.: WednetdiiY evening service, 7 p.m . ~ PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, fl!tclne, Rt. W. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday School tO a.m.; Sunda)' evening am Jet 7 p.m. Wed.~t{ evenlftJ service 7 p.m. CARPE BAPTIST. Don Clle.dle, SUpt. Stulclay SChool 9:30 a .m. Momlng Worship 10:30 a.m. Prayer service, alt.rn.· ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kennoth Smith. · pastor. Sunday Scllool 9:30a.m.: churoh servl<e 7: 30 p.m.; youth fellowship ~l!O p. m.: Blblesludy, Thursdoy. 7:30p.m. FULL GOSPEL LIGIITIIllJSE. 3304.'1 Hlland Road, Pomei'(J)'. Tom Ktolly, pas· lor. DaMy Lami>Ort. S. S. Supt. Suaday morning service altO a.m.; Sundayevm· lng service 7:30p.m. Tuesday and Tbun· day Services at 7: J) p..m. WORD OF FAITH, 93 Mill St., Mld~le· port. Sunday morning st'I'VIce 10:15 a.m.; Sunday evening 7 : ~ . Thursday momlnx Bible study lO a .m. Wednesday ev~IDI • rstBIThbleSIUddy, urs ay, T1hursda p.m.; yCo,7p. m· ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Keeseoe, pastor. m·· N. 2ud St., mllnton. ttnl Sunday IArcher \ . 10 E JOPPA- Wor~hlp 9:Jl a.m.; Church l.~ilta~:=:~~·~·~m.; ven · SehoollO:.Xl a.m. Bible Snady Wt'dnt'Sday, v Ttlu~y6~~ 7 7:30 p.m. 1Johnson1 . p.m. • ' ~l:'HAVEN CHUROI OF ni£'1</,. WNG BO'ITOM - Church School t. 30 MORSE Ol.u>EL CHURCH - Gary ZARENE. Rev. Glencktn Stroud. pa~\0,.. a.m.; Worship 7 p.m .; Bible Study, Wed· Holttr, pa1tor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Sunday SChool9: 30 1.m.: Worllllp sorv~ . nesday, 7: 11p.m.: UMYF , Wednesday. wonblp...-vl-llam ..tin 6:00 p.m.; Communion First sunday, ...,;-, · .; ayermee J, 10:30 a.m.: Youth service Sunday ~II p. 7 30 IAn:her l. CARLETON INTERDENOIIUNATION' p.m. Thursday. m. Sunday evening serv ice 7:00p.m. Wtddati Praytr meetln~ 7: 30p.m. Tlluroday. AI. CHUROI, Klnpbllry Rood . Rev. Do· LIVING WORD OIESTER OIURCH REEDSVILLE - Church SCbool9:30 a. nesday Prayer MeetlnR. and Blbltt Study m.; Worship S.rvll'l' II :OOa.m. !Dooterl. ON OIUROI 0 CHRIST, Pomeroy· vld Curfman; pastor. Sunday S<bool9: 30 OF GOD- Gllhfrt SponCO!', pastor. Sun7 TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL Harrllonvltlo Rd. Robert Purtell, millis· a.m.: Ralph Carl, Supl. Ev""lnR worship day School 9:3l a .m.: Momln& servlco '~~E: SETTLEMENT CHUROI, •-h w .... ter; SteveStanley, s. S. Supt.· . BUl McEI· 7 p In 10:001 m · S"·•·y-·mlna .. rvt-7·00p d.ay aftemom strvkft al :t OO. Thllrsdly Stulcla : 00 p.m. ra)'t'r mtet a. Wednflday • · .. .. " · · Churc h ~ oo1 9 a.m.: or~.lp 10 a.m.: Blblt Study, TuHday, 7: 30 p.m.: UMW. Aut. Supt.: yS<hool9:30a.m.; 7:00p.m. rn.: Mid·- prayor oorvloe Wednosdly evmlng SM"Vk'es a t 7: 30. . · Third Tuosda y. 7:30p .m.: Com~n~nlon onlllpsorvtco10:30a.m.: EVOIIIIllwor· LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN, Jady 7p.m. Fin t Sllnda y IArtherL . ah~SundayT p. m. andWfdnesday, 7p.m. Holland, putor; Wllltl'f' DalllfWood, MT. OUVE COMMUNITY CHURCH. FIRST BAPTIST CHUI!CH, Ma...,, W. CENTIIAL CLVSTEII · JOHN LUTHERAN CHUROI, Pine Sunday School Supt. Wonhlp IOrvl<o, 91 . Law,..co Bu.lh, pallor. Max Folmer. Sr. Va. Pastor, Bill Murphy. SundaySchoQIIO Rev. lamK E. Cortrlu Grove, The Rev. William Mlddleowarth. m.: Blblt S<hool-10 a.m. ,Supt. SundaySdtooland Mornlne Worship a.m.: Sunday eventng 7:.1) p.m . PrAyer Rev. Steve~~ Ne._ pastor. Church Stt'Vke 9: :1} a .m.: Sunday 9:30a.m.; Sundayev!lltngi«VICf', 7p.m.; m..una and Bible study Wedneocllly. lj ~ Re•. Mehta Fnakh Schooll0:30 a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. Youth meellnK and Blbl• Study, WednfS· p.m . EveryCilewelcolllE!. ~w. t1ernftlte s. Z•tca, lr. BRADBURY CHUROI OF CHRIST, Sunday School at t: .II a.m.; Mom~gworday, 7 p.m. RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST; Sa-' Jte\1, AIMirew RubealdiJ John Wrlgbt, p.utor. SundaySchool9:30a. ship at lO::.ta.m.: Sundaytv81~1Ja'YI~ UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt . 7an PoIM'I St. Rev. Paul Taylor. pastor. Sllnda:y ASBURY cSyracust'l - Worship 11 a.m. m. : Larry Haynes. S. S. Supt. Momlnr at 7: ~ p.m. Thursday serviCes at 7:30 p. nwroy By-Pau.Rev. DlvkiWiaem~~n , Sr. , SchoollO a.m.; Sunday t'venlna 7:00 p.Jft.; ; Churth Srhool 9: 45a.m.; Charge Biblf> worsb1fJ0:30 a.m. m. ~tor . Meolvln Drake, S. S. Supt. Sunday Wednesday evening pny~r metttlng 7:00 Study, Wf'dnesda y, 7::11 p.m.; UMW, firs! R~~- a!v .~oyu:~G~~mnl . JEr., rcNAZAat or·. Kn~.E~~edM <:_>SCP ELntyMISSR..~N a_t ~~hool9::t) a.m.; Momlng-Worshlp 10:30: p.m. TLifo'Sday, 7:30 p.m.; Choir Rl"htarsa l. .... 00 va~ nrv Evenlnr Worship 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT Wedn~da y i : 30 p.m.; UMW. fourth SunOra Bas!, Chairman of ttw> Boardo Chris· Lawrtnce Gluesencamp, pastor. Rev. Praytr Sfrvlce, 7: )J p.m. CHURCH. Sliver Ridge. Duant Sydtatlan Life. Suaday SC:hool 9:30a.m.; MornRoge-r Willford, asst. put or. Pr~chtna FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad day. 6: 30p.m . (Nelson 1. ENTERPRISE _ Worship 9 a.m.; lng worehlp 10:30 a.m.; evanaeltstlt serurvlct'! Sunday 7: X. p.m. Prayt'r meetkta Sl., Muon . Sunday School tO a.m.; Morn- strlckff', paAtor. SuftCiay School 9 4.m.; service 10 a.m. BI-le Study WeclOturcl'l SC tlool 10 a.m .: Btble Study. Tun· vice- 7: 00 ~ - Wt'doesday service, 7 WednHda y, 7::J) p.m.. Gary ·Griffith, lngwon hlp 11 a.m.; Evening !trVIct' 6 p. Chureb at 7: ~p . m . Juneo tbrv St1iteombt.or, da y, '7 :30p.m.: UMW, Fi rst Monday, 7: l) LIBER CHRISTIAN CHURCH , · leader . Youth IUCIUPS Sunday evmlaR at m. Prayer mf'ftln& and Bible Study Wed- 7nHdly p.m. Ot!obtr IbN May. Sunday even.-.g ter . Woody Call, pastor. ServltH Sunday 6:30 p.m. with Roger and VIolet Willford .......... Y 1 p m p.m.; UMYF Su nd ay, 6 p.m. Cholr Rf"· 1 d Co · ' ~ ' · · Fl!llowlblp 7 p.m. June thru 5eptomber, & 10 a.m. an d 1 p.m. Wednf'Sda y, 7 p.m. heanal, 6: :ll p.m . Wednesda y. (Franklin I l'EI ers. mmunlon ll'FVICf' first Sunday FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle FLATWOO DS- Chllrch School, tO a.m. RA CINE FIRST BAPTIST. Stt"Vf' eadl monttl. Borden, pastor. Cornelius Bunch, supl . p.m. Octobe-r lhna May. · Worship 11 a m Blblt Sh•d .,..._,, De-aver, Pastor. Mlkeo Swtgeor. Sunday WHITE'S CHAPEl. WESLEYAN day 1 pin UMY f sund;yy. 6• .,. ,... School Supt: Sunday School 9: 30 a. m.: CHURCH - Coolville RD. Rev. PhUIIp Rl· 1Fr~nkl tn i . ·· ' ' p.m. Morning worship 10: 40 a.m.: Sunday denour, pastor. Sunday Sct\0019:30 a.m.: FOREST RUN _ Worship 9 a.m.; evening wors hip 1:30 p.m.: Wedn PSday worship s.rvk'e 10:30 a.m.; Bible study Church School 10 A.M.: Choir. ~rar tiC'f' . f'\'t'nlng Bible study 7::t0 p.m. and worship wrvlcfo, Wfdn etday, 7 p.m. Tu<"d BURLINGHAM RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST · ay, 6: 30 p.m.: UMW · rl rs 1 Uf'S da y, Bu Ra COMMUNITY CHUROi. Mark Jones, pastor. Bill Nlcbollon , Sun: rllngham . y LaudtrmUt. pasTor; Rf>. An S hool S S 7:ll p.m. tN€'!SOO I. HE ATH tMiddll"por!, - Ctlur('h School. tJeort OJzart, asslstanl past<J'. Sunday School ....,.y c upt . unda y School9: )J a.m.; SUNDAY 9· :11 a m .; Mom ln~ Worship 1o: :J) a .m.. 10 a.m.; wc.-s hip 7 p.m.: Wf'dnt'Sday, 6 p.m. Morn lngWon~ hlp and Co mmunion 10: Jla . "This Is the prophet Jesus, from Nazareth In GaiUee," tbe crowds Youth Grou p 4 p m · w~ n-day Church youth mt!f'll~: Wt'd .. 7p.m.churrh servicft. m.RUTL.ANDBIBl.EMETIIllliST. Amoo n. "'" · answered." (Matthew 21: 11) Choir rt>ht>a·rsal.· ··7 p.m.: Thursda y. PI NE GROVE HOliNESS CHURCH. 'n Prayl'r SE>rvlrf> , 6: 30 p.m.; Bib I€' Study, 7 mile otf Rt . 31'S. Rf!'\1. Ben J . waus. paslor. Tillis, pa!tor . Sonny Hudsoo . supr. Sunday The Prayer lbr the Day: Dear Jesus Chris!, I come gratefully lnlo p.m. 1ZuniJ,la 1 lee RusSE'II. S.S. Supt . Sunday School9: lJ School 9:30a .m.; Momlng worship, lO: 30 Your presence. Help me to be sllli and to know who You reaDy are. M I N~ R SYI L LE - Worship St>rviCf' 10 a.m.: Morning Wonhlp 10:30 a.m.; Suna.m.: Sunda y evening IM!rvlc. 7:00p.m. a.m.: ChurC'hSchool.lla.m.: UMW. third day f'Vf'ning servl('f' 7::ll p.m.: WednesWedne-sda)l servlct 1 p.m. WMPO proGrant me a firm assurance that oo matter what may befall me, Wednf'Sda y, I p.m : Choir pra<' tlcE'. Mon · cay M'rvlce. 7::wl p.m. gr~'(h!~NDE'~U~~~F THE NAZA· oothlng wBI separate me from Your klve. Amen. day. 730p.m. INPISCIII. SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Llltlo, RENE Re • -· tiF PEARL CHAPEL - Worsh ip Servi<'E' 9 pastor. Steve Lil t leo . S. S. Supt . Sunda y · v. LNWe ont, putcir, Sunday The Thollgbt for the Day: Nothing can separate us from tO! love of a.m ., Chu rc h SchOOl 11 a.m .. UMW St>School 10 a.m.: Morn ing wonlp. 11 a.m.; School9:l) a.m.; Worship aervlc' 10:30 a. Christ. <' Ond Tu€'sday . 7::w p.m.: UMYF la~t Sundayeoveningworship 7::1)p.m. Pravf'l" m.; Young prople'!l s.rvice 6 p.m. Tu£'SdJy . 7: .ll p.m. 1 Ru bt>nktn ~ 1. mE'N tna and Bible stud y Tl1u rsday, 7:30 p. Evanrellsllt servk'e6: J> p.m. Wednesday MONDAY POMEROY - Chu rch Srhool, 9:15a .m. m.; Youth me€'tlnR WEidn("Sda y ar 7 p.m. Sl'rv lce 7 p.m. 'Tills Is the day which tbe Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad , Wors hip 10: .'llt a.m.; Choir retn"iirsa l RFJOTCING liFE BAPTIST CHURCH MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mllltr f...'f'dnMdny. ; -.10 p m .: UMW . SE'('(Ifld - J.il1 N. 2nd Avf'., Mlddleoporl. Sunda y St., Masoo, W. Va . Eucftle L. Cooger, mJ . In 11." (Psalm 118: 24) TuMda y. 7:.10 p.m.: L'MYF'Sunda v. 6p.m . School 10 a.m. Sunda)' evenln ll 7:00p.m.'; nlster. Sunday Bible Stv.dy XI 1.m.; Wor · The Prayer for tbe Day: Dear God. belp me accept today lor what 1Corbi11 1. · Mld-wN'k strv l«" , We-d ., 7 p.m. ship U a.m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday Blbleo It Is and trust In Your grace to sustain me. In Jesus' name. Amen. ROCK SPRING~- Church School, 9: IS LANGSVIllE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Stud y, vocal music, 7 p.m. TheThollgilt for the Day: Dort'ttettomorTOw's worries kill today's· a.m.; Worship 10 d m.. BlbiP Stu dy. Wt'd· Robert E. Musst"r . pasror. Sunda y School LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Due!· t nesday. 7: :l0 p.m.: UMYr 1 Srnlorsl . ~ un 9::rl a.m.; Paul Mu.s!it"r , .supt.; Morn ln,Q; ding LanEe. Masoo, W. Va . J . N. Thacltl'l', joys. day , ~ p . m .. I J uniors \ fVN)' ottltr Sun worship 10:30 a.m.: Sllnday t>Vt-nlnR !if'r· pastor. venlng ll!rvk'e 7::11 p.m.; Woday , &p.m. tF rank!in l. Yi('(' . 7 p.m.; mld -we-ek stJVIct' , Wednes· men 's Mlnlst ry, Thursday, 9:30 a.m.; RUTl.A ND- Church School. 9:4:la.m.; day, 7 p.m. Wednesday Prayer 1nd Bible Study, 7: u 'nJF.SDAY Worship, 10:30a .m ; UMW 1Evl'fllllgC ir · SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAp.m. Jesus saki, "I am tO! resuJTECtkm, and the Ufe: be that believetllln cl<' t SIP<'ond WMn f'Sda y, 7' .lJ p.m : UMW ZARENE. Rl:'v. Gl('nn MC"Mil la n, pastor. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN me, though be were dead, yet shaU D! Uve: And whosoever liveth and IAft f'rnoon Clrclf'l sf"fond Thu r~y . 1 p. Mary Ja nie£> Lavt ndeor, Sunday School CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rev. WOllam m. (Ruben klnlll. Supt. Sunda y S<'hOOI 9: :.J a.m.: Mornln~ Ca mpbell, pastor. Sund•y Sdlool9:30 a. believeth In me shall never die." (John 11:25) SALEM CENTER- Church &hoot lOa . worship 10:30 a.m.; Evangelistic 5E'rv l~. m.: JamH llu&ftea, a~ pt . Evnlnaaerv~ The Prayer llr the Day: Lord, abide with us. Make us like Jesusm.; Worstl ip 9: .a~ a.m . 1Rubt>n k ln~ 1. 6p.m.; Prayer .,d Prallt' WEdn Hday, 7p. 7:30p.m. Wfdnlday eventn1 prayer meetSNOWVILLE - Worsh ip, 8:l.J a.m.: m.: Youlh mH'IIng. 7 p.m. lng 7: ):1 p.m. Youth pra)'f'l" wrvlce •da who taught us to pray. Amen. Ctlu rch School 10 a .m. tRubf'nkln gl. EDEN UNITED BRET Jm.E N IN Tuesday. The Thought for the Day: Is yoor spb1tual llle growing• CHRIST, Elden R. Blak(' , pastor . Sunday FAlRVIEW BJBLE CHURCH, Letart, SOUTH E RN CLUSTER SCbool 10 a.m.: Gary R('{l(! , La y INder. W. Va., Rt. 1. Jameos Lfwtl. p.utor. WorRe-" - Roa•r Grace Morning St>rmon. 11 a.m.: Su nd ay night ship servkft 9:30a.m. ; Sunday St'hool u WEDNISDAY Rev. Paul McGuire Sf'Son•iC't'S: Chr is tlan Endf'avor 7: J) p.m., a.m.; EVfftlnl worship 7:30p.m. TuKdly "No me can have anytltlng unless God gives it." (John 3: 27) Rn . KeUh Radtr nil st'rvlrr 8 1).m. PrE'actlllli 8:l) p.m. rollage prayer mf'f'tlni and Bible Study The Prayer llr the Day: Dear Lord, grant that wc may gtve and APPlE GROVE - CHurch School 9: 00 Mld ·W("("k pra ytr mC'E' IInS!:. W<'dncselay, 7 9:30 a.m.; Worship JBVIet, Wednf'ldly ~ . m . Worship. 10:00 a.m. tfl rst and third p.m 7::1) p.m. receive all with love knowing that all things comc lhrough Your Sunda y" ; UMW S.Oond TuP<day . 7: 30 p OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN OIUROI, grace and love. In Jesus' name. Amen. m.: Prayrr mN'ti nll. Wrdnesda y. 7 p.m. HEMlOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Walnut and Henry Sta:., Ravens:wood, W. The Thought for the Day: Loving gratitude for a gift given is ltseU 1Gru<'r1. ROA:N Wa tson , pastor. Crenson Pratl, Va . The Rev. George C. W~Pirlck. paatcw . BliHANY - Worship, 9 a.m.: Chu rch Sunda y School Sllpt . Morning worstllp9:ll Sunday SChooi9::Jl a.m.; Sunday worship a gift. School. 10 a m_. Blb ll' S1udy. W('d nl.'Sday , a.m.; Sunday Sctlool 10:30 a.m.; Evenlna: 11 a.m. . 10 a.m : Dorea" Womf'n' s Ff'llowshlp, snvi~. 7::l1 p.m. CALVARYBIBLECHURC1f,loettedon '111U11SDAY Wf'dnf'Sda~·. 11 a.m. I M<"Gulre 1. MT. UN IO N BAPTIST, Donald Shuf', Pomeroy Plke, CQ.Inty Road 25 nn.r Flit· CARMEL - Church School 9:ll a.m.; pastor; JoEl !\ayft' , Sunday School Supt. woods. Re\1. Blackwood. putor. Servkel "Be anxious for oothlng, but In everything by prayer and Worship, 10:45 a .m. St>cond and Fourth Sunday Sctl ool9:4!1 a .m.; Eventna: woronSundtyat10:3tll.m. and7:30p.m. wlth suppllcatlon with thanksgiving let yoor reques1s' be made known 10 Sund avs: Ftollowshlp- dlnnf'f wit h Sutt on stlip 6: ll.p.m.; PrayPr M('(lti.nll, 6:30 p.m. Sunday Sthool t: Jla .m. Bible Study, Wed third thu rsday. 6:30p.m. 1 McGul rP). Wf'dnesd.ay. nesday, 7:30 p.m. God." (PhiUpplans 4: 6) EAST LETART- Chun:h S<hool9a.m.: TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF FAITH FELWWSIDP CRUSADE FOR The PraYer llr the Day: Thank You, God, tllat we can be honest Worship 10 a.m. st'l"'nd and fourth Sun. CHRIST. Dave Prentlet', minlsltr. Dtryl CHRIST, St. Rt. 338, Antiquity. Rev . wttll You about the concerns that trouble us. Thank You for your days: UMW first Tuesday, 7::.1 p.m. Weo lls, Supt. Chllrch School 9 a .m.; wor· Franklln Dlrkea1, putar. Sunday mom· iG racel . ship Se-rvice, 9:45p.m. 1n1 10 a.m.: sunday ~ealnJ 7:30 p.m. assurance that You care. Amen. . LETART FALLS - Wors hip 9 a.m.; CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· Thul'lday even Ina 7:30p.m. •, The Trough! br the Day: What do I allow to take away my joy?. Chu rc h School 10 a.m. 1Gra ct>1. RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, eastor. STIVERSVILLE OOMMUNITY BAP· TIST OIURCH . Pulor Robor1 Byers. MORNING STAR- Worship, 9 : 4~a . m .: Frank Riffle, supt . Sunda y Scllool 9:30 1. Chu rctl School. 10: 30 a.m.; Bible STudy, m.; Worship se-rvltf, U a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun4ay5ctl00110a.m.: WanhlpllrVk:tll FRIDAY Thu rsda)'. 7:l> p.m. cRaden . Sunda y. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Prayer m~ a.m.: sunday eventna aervlee,7:30 p.m.: "God was making all mankind his friends through Christ." 12 RACINE WESLEYAN -Church School. lng. Wedneaday I'VOIIiniiOI'VIce 7: 30 JI-m, _ LAUREL CLIFF FREE METIIlDIST INOCPEIIIENI' lllLINE9S CIIIJII(]! 10 a.m.: Worship II a.m.: UMWfourth MonCorinthians ~ 19) da.Y at 7:l> p.m.; Men's Prayer Breaktas1 . CHURCH . Rev. Robert Miller. pastor. RoJnc., Petri St., Mldd)fport. RtY. O'DeU The ~ tlr the Day: 0 Lord, we IX'IIY for those who 11!(<1 they · Wedlll'5day, 7 a.m. (GrareJ . be-rt E. Barton, Director ofChrl1llan EdvMaalo!y, putor. SUnday SdiOOI t.ll a.m.; have been ilqrotten and rejected. Help 111 to become tbetr friends SUTI'ON- Church Schoo!, 9:YI a.m.; ~a tlon ; Steveo Eblin, asalatant. Suada_y · Morntftl w~ 10:10 a.m.' Evlnlal Morning Worship 10: 4!1 a.m. li nt and third SChool 9: :M) a.m.: MorntftJ worahlp lO::.J WCI'Ihlp 1:30 p.m. Tulday,U: J>p.m. Woand enable them to know that You want ., be tbetr friend also. Sundays: Ft llowsl11p dinner wtth Carmeol a.m.: Ctlolr pracUCf', Sunday 1: 00 p.m.; mat's Prayer WedDNdty, 7;3D 'Throuah JeiU.I Clu1at, our Lord. Arnell. • third Thul'ldo y, 6:30p.m. iMcG ulroJ . Evonlne worship 7:30 p.m. WednOiday p.m. Prayw and Pralltaervlee. The 'lbouaht lbr the Day: God has rot forgottrn any of us. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Vtm<ll Prayer and Bible Study, 1;30 p.m. CHURCH OF JEIIUS CHRIBT ,IJ><JI. Eldrldg•. minister: Ollvor sw 1111, Sunday DEXTER CHUROI OF CHRIST, TOLIC - VaiiZudt .ud Ward Rd. Elder School Supt. Preadllnf 9:30 a.m. .. ell Chl rleo R1111011 Sr., mlnlater . Rick Mt· James MIUor, )lilt..-. autcloy Sdtool, " SATURDI\Y Sund1y. comber. aupt. Sunday SChool 9:30a.m.: 10:30a.m.; Worllllplanlee,_Sunday, 7:30 "The KJnadom r1 God ls Ulle t!U. A man IIC8tters seed In his field. HOBSON OIRISTIAN UNION 11ov Worsblp IOI'VIce 10:30 a.m. Bible study, p.m; Blblollhldy, WIIID••Y• 7:10p.m. Tom Staten, pa1tor. SundaySdloot'9:30a: Tuosdl~, 7:30£j:;m. , POMEROY !'lESLEY AN HOUNDS, He sleepl at nllht,ll up and about dUring the my, an all the while the s.;.. w· ,. 31 &:· Dally devotions e1tts meet••· •••. :~Y~~~~~~ ~:P m W«<neadly c/i:fb g~~~~E~~~c~~-~~ BEARWALWW RIDG E O!URCH OF land-RicllteRDid. William Rwab. pallor. CHRIST, J - b B. Hooklno. paotor . llblo Linda Evans, cbun:ll lcllool director. Clan, 9:30a.m.; Moraln\lW~0 : 30a. Churchacbool9:30a.m.; Momlnewonlp m.,· Evmln1Worsblp ' 6· -~ 10:30 a .m.: Wednoaday r~enlne pra•er · p.m. •-Y ' Bible Stu _ ,dy, 8:30p.m. . aervlceo~ 730 : I p.m. NEW S'I1VERSVn.LE OJMMUNITY BETtt&.EHEII BAPTIST. Rev. Earl CHURCH, SWidoy S<booi...,Jce, t :til a. Shultr, paotor. Worsblp """'""· 9:30a.m. m.; Worsblir ...,.,., 10; Ill a .m.: Sunday Sc:hooiiD: 30 a.m. Blblo Study 1nd Evanl!'llstlc S..Vi<e 7:30p.m. Wednea· prayer•rvl<eThurodoy, 1:30p.m. '( :,':"""JI/:t!"':aut'·-.~11 ~~ SUpt.; Stulclay 8<ilooll: Ill a.m.; - · worslllp, 11 a.m.: SUitdoy eYOitlnllfi'VIce 7:1l p.m. PrtJIW Moot1t11, Wod-y, 7' 30~ ' sv ' cu ' SEFIRST-'RCHOFOOD. •nv noo-PenlfCOIIII. Worllllp aervlet !luBdly 10 a.m.: Sunday S<hool D a.m. EwnloJ worllllp aerv1<e 7:00 p.m . Wlda•diY prayermMini7:0Dp.m. seedl are sproutlnl and growlnJ. Yet be does not know how It happella." (Mark 4:26-ZI) . ! The Prayer ilr t1te Day: Creator God. may the miracles of seedtime and hlrvelt provide 111 with vbtons and hope for other miracle plllllbl1ltlee In our lives and In tlte world. Through Jesus' name we pray. Amen. The 'nlouaht tlr tlte Day: God's miracles are all around us; look. t " ' - ' · County of Molgo and lwo of Ohio. leina II of Lot Number One liundrld llxty Ono (1111 In Hort011 artd Dob· noy'o Addition to tho of " - Y · Ohio, ..copl 1 ....... In tho ..uthollt - · -ty._flvo(21) fNt In length and forty (40tfett off tho north 6ltlo tlwroof. O..d Rtterence: CortHI· Cltl of TIM- In oototo of lhrllwt ltvfrtod. • ........ In Volume 228 , " - 11 3, Molgo County v._ MIDDLEPORT -PENTECOSTAL. Third Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Nottinablm, SUnday SChool SUpt. SUnday School 10 a.m. with classes for allqa. Emtlnl servl<es at 6 p.m. Wednesday Bl· ble study at 7:30p.m. Youtb services .Frl· day It 7: 30p.m. ECCLESJA FELLOWSIDP,I28 Mpt'~t .. Middleport. Brotber Ctluck McPheri(JI , pa1tor. Sunday SCbool 10 a.m. ; Surtday evenlnglf!'Vlces at 7 p.m. and Wednes~y lt"'"Vlces at 7 p.m. · with the options of changing the channel or turnins • .JIHiamtnt tlwrtiln -~~~. blloig C• No. II. CV •111\lllcf Court, I wit eflor for ' ..... It tho frant-ofthl Courtltouoo In ...,.....,,, Molga County, Of!lo, 011 tho 4th day tJ1 April, 1..... 11 10:00 a.m .. tlw lot· 1oWtn1 Iondo •d tan• - · locotld Itt I~ Ublrty Pollllt'Oy. Ohio ate Sundays. This is our risht as citizens of a free land, a Ions and the Sunday school, and sc television continues to rase. and the problem of what to ·~ 9~~~~~~~~i~-0MQ~· ·~- ~~-·-1-~--~~:::i.::dd:::te::'o:rt:. .:oh:io:...-1 Rl!v. W. H. Pen1n. Supt. K&C JEWELERS Ul a.m.: W<nhlp 10:30 -~ Mr. HERMoN UNITED BRETIUIEN IN OIRIST OIUROI, Located In Te•u Community otl Ct. Rt. 82. Rev. RDbert Salldero, pallor. Joll Holtor, lay leodor; Ed Roulll. Stulclay S<hool SUpt. Sllllday S<hool 9:30 a.m.: momlna worsblp and chUdren's church, 10:30 a.m.; IPY&~Inll prMdllne servl<e oo tho .....,d and fourtb SUndays at 7: :II p.m.; Chrlsttan En· delvor oo tlle llrot and· tNrd Slllldayo at 7:30p.m. Wednetdlly pra)'t'r meeting and Bible study, 7:30p.m. CHURCII OF GOD OF PROPHECY . Lata ted"' 0. J . Wlllto Road of HIChway 160. Pat Hen .... pastor. SunciOy SdtoollO John F Fultz. Mgr RALL'S .* 992·3325 lllddltP4!rtPomeroy,'Oh. " MEIGS nRE \ \ CENTER, INC. Mill Work· '\"C.binet Making p.!if"r ·-11"\ 216 S. Second Pomeroy SE-NTINEL 214 E. Main 992-SUO If'\ \il, 1\ o.u.... It •••• Defincllnla, REA~IY fMHheBest Seier Read the CLftSSIFIED RDS THE DAILY - INSURANCE SERVICES f. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Ins. QUALITY ENTERTAINMENT BEGINS WITH A DEMAND FOR Pamtrov tll-2915 Plointlll. aooln•lllchlnl M. The Interested Busin~- Listed On This Page. This Message and Church Directory Sponsored o.dR- oo: Why P-r, l.'orP for Your p,.. food, When MGM Form C1ty, _Inc., Poi1H'fl1Y Ohrt: fl4 N 2191 Is lowor P11<ed w1th A Be11Pr Product. 50# 0 og Nuggets Only 19.50 25# Cat Food Only 17 52 All K!nds ct Suppl 1e1 Pet r~.rH·~.1 Prg Feect MGM Farm City, Inc:. R.EAL ESTATE FOR SALE SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 litdrooms, 2 co"'lete baths, din inc room, hvinc room and larle recreation room. located on Bacres. larp farm pond. Racine Rrta. 2STORY HOUSE in R~elne n•r Elementary School. Real Estate a. w.._ -dorld. •-old. J to for Juotlco lw brvu(#lt juot bocouoo ho cored. J II lor tho " Jeoua 8i'do" CNmbe ho alwaya tpored. C II !of ....., artd love ho govo - h doy. lllo lor tho r - t ho hod In •ch and ovary way. E II tor tho tffort to llwoya do whot 1o ~ght, M H lot tho momorloo wo hold In our hoarta oo tltht. E II tor everyono'o llvoo ho protoctld . a II tor_olwoys being r•c!J for tho uno•poctld . N lo t o r - being tatt II tho -nil 8 lo lor far BomtOnt 8poclol: Chtof J . J . Cromoana. SICily mltald lly Wife. Tarooa: Children, Fomlty and Frltndl 11 Help Wanted N.'s R. N. Appli$ationa are now being accepted for full-time and part-time poaitiona at Pleasant Valley Nursing Care Unit. Contact: Director of Pe11onnel Ple11ant Valley Hoapital Valley Drive Point Pl1a11nt, West Virginia 26660. REGISTERED. TECHNOLOGISTS lllhltdlatt opening for full or part time X-lay Technologists. bcelent Fringt ltntflts SIIID IISU. TO: APPIIAIKE SRVK£ USIDAPPliAIICU Uttlt ~......... . Choslir . otolo ""· 614-A7·•t1P. 1 ,.. CLAD COliN SHOP Hal _..,. W with 1&1 UlllAII STOU & COIN SHOP 4" tho. llartinp' rtwy. lllol4taoort, Ollie orEN ' Alii 'Til s rM KEN'S APPLI~NCE SERVICE ·. 915-3561 All M1ku •Washers •Di.ahwashera •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers Roger Hysell RADIATOR Garage We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Rt. 124.Pomorov Ohio AUTO &JRIJCK REPAIR · Alto Tr••••lulo• PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 PARTS and SERVICE DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL . JUST CALL! SERVICE 992·3410 LIMESTONE.' GRAVEL - SAN1> TOP SOIL FILL DIRT . PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport. Ohio 3-24-tfc 4·5-tlc Han Your Watltliftt. A101iwarsary or Spacrol Occasion on Vici10....Wt Top• Any Spaclol Ouasion. CHAlliS IA•n Pit. 74~!-!050 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons 1nd remodeling - Roofing and gutter work - Concrete wortt - Plumbing at~d electrical work ( Free Estima tes ) TEAFORD C to for tho Chiol who wn always ltlndlng by. H lo tor tho hopplnooo ho ""'"· end didn't hlvo to try. lit for tho lmmldloto ott.,tlon ho govo to thoooln nood. E II tor tho 1- lftfor,.mont tlwt ho dlcllood. F 10 lor tho friendly advlco ho oft., hod ta ohoro. (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USEI .REFRIGERAnON Public Notice · BANK Who Po•ld Away 8 Montho Ago. Auguat 28, 19815 unu·s ..-- 1 -13-tfc IO·I·tfc. ... ·"' . We a:oc lme Canar; & HONi NAliONAL IN 'LOVING MEMORY OF CHIEF J , J. CREMEANS Business ·Services · 64 Misc. Merchandise Thlo porool It moro prop· orty dotorlbld oo folowo: Sl· tultl In tho Vlllogo of Pollllt'Oy, County of MotDo lftd lteto t:rf Ohio, ond belng all of Lot Numblr 111 In Hor- •d Dtllrtey'o AddMion to tho VA!ogo of Pomeroy. -~~ cannot blaold Ohio. excopt a ploco 111 tho farR•l looo tlwn lwo·thlrclo of _ho ........... 28 lott In tlw tppraiMd value. Howerd E. Fr..,k. lly 12 In tingth. (For • doacriptlon of tlw 28· Sheriff of Molgo County, Ohio oxcoption, - dold r• - I n Volumo 231, Pogo (2) 2B; 13) 17, ,14, 21, 2B 949·2210 117 of tho D•d R-rda of Malgo County. Ohio. I' Public Notice Diood "--orwtce: Volume 217, Pogo 11 I, Moiga Caunty Dood Racorda. NOTICE OF ArPftAIIED AT 14.11l0.00. APPOINTMENT OF lllaNII--bloold FIDUCIARY "' ....... _ ..... of tho Eototo of LARRY A. IJIIII:~' ...I ..... 1 PlATT, docottood. CoM No. 'liMB OF SALE: Caoh. 25,048 . H-dE. Frartk, On fobNory 10. 1988, In «' Shorlff t:r1 tho Molga County Pnrbete 216 E. 2nci St. Molao County, Ohio C... rt. Caoo No. 25.048 • Phone 121 2~ (3) 1. 14, 3tc· Ru-1 Shlold1, c/o Oany 1·(614)·992·3326 "'I" • E. Hunter, AttOJM'f'lt-Lew. 79 1"'Congrooo St .• Athono. Public Notice MODERN 3 aa·RANCH. at· Ohio 41701 . woa appolntld !ached garage, woodburner, Admlnlotrator of tho oototo foyer, carpetin~ lg. eat-in NOTICE OF SALE of A. Platt, doCNaod, ly virtUe ol 1ft Ordor of litoLany kitchen. nice porch. In Syra· of llouto 3, Box 448, AI· ...,od out oftlw Com- bony. Molga County. Ohio. cuse. mon PIMo Court of Mola• REMODEUO - Natural gas Robart E. Buck. Ccunty. Ohio. In tlw cooo of furnace, nice kitchen, basePnrbeto Judge Homo Notional a.,k, llo· County. Ohio ment. 3 BRs, 1~ ·baths , ca rMolt• . . . Ohio, Plolntlff, oplnot lxirt & ig. lol Asking $27,!i>O. ·Hit and Amy (2114. Llfto K.21. -28. -3tc · Clortc toT - Wonderful ~ew ol II. H•. t1 ... Dofondonto, the Ohio River Valley. Nice upon a judgnwnt tlwratn Public Notice site for your new home. -~~ Coao No. ·.CV·2U In uld Court. I 2ACRES ~ 2Ito mes for the - - t o r ..... tttho NOTICE OF handy and on good county APPOINTMENT OF - • door of tho Court road. Near Racine. Houoo In Pomeroy, Molga FIDUCIARY 2 LEVEL LOTS -Near Syra· County, Ohio. on tha 4th Eotote of DORIS IRENE with 3 bedroom • , of April, 1111, •110:15 MIUER. docooold Caaa ' ' '··~·,.;•• repaired. As~_in ~ o""""* o.m. tho "lowing NO. 28.033. ' .... - 1-moitts. to- -~MFobluary 11. " " · Ill -5room3BR wit: .,. lltll County l'nlbeta ' Tho fvlowtng dooorlbed Court. tou No. 215 033 near the sdlool. Nice -1-altutrtoln Sootlon RcMtlolcl L. Millo<, R." • .: Mid: kilcllen, carpeting &- vinyl 11, T - 2. Rortgo 12. But- dloport, Ohio 48710. Wll siding. $30,000. - Townahlp, Moiga Coun- tppolntod Exacutor of tho :LG. eus. BLDG. -About \1 ty; lttrtt of Ohio. 11td being •toto of Doria l...,e Miller looks like new. Good income fuly .oct'lbod .... ~ late of P. o. B..,; ;t~i lh lots of other rental lowt: 431 , Racine, Moiga County rooms. Will sell for lot less c:o""'moftlmatlll.. ldo:lrtgoa ot • point In Ohio, 4!771 . ' than the construction cost tho N>rthaall- of uld Robert E. Buck, Section 11. ond ' tlw gron· 2 HOUSES - Need re· Pnlhlto Judge tor'o northooot proporty corMoiga County, Ohio novated into 3 apts. in Mid· _ , - . . . aoutlt 0 dog., oo· Lone K. Nouolraod Cleric dleport. , 00" •ot along tlw •at IIIIo 121 14. 21 . 28, 3tc • N,EW LISTING -10 acres of t:rf Section 11 lllld tlw ~s, two mob1le homes, "2--;1:-:n-;M~e:..mo_r.,..le_m_ _ VOERANS II'EMORIAL HqSPITAL 11 S EAST MEMORIAl DRIVE POIMROY, OHIO 45769 PH. 992-2104 Ext. 237 ... The Ohio [astern schools, near Chesler. Asking $19,000. We Will Takt Care of Your Sellin1 P.robltms . Call-992-3325 Hous1ng, Headquarters V. C. YOUNG Ill Now location: 161 North Second Middloport, Ohio 45760 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeror, RENT A CAR CALL 446-4522 "W• Rul f~tlu1" SUPERIOR SIDING CO. U-SA~E VINYL & ALUMINUM AUTO Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Typea Worked in tlome aree 20 years "Free Estimates" RENT~L St. Rt. t60 orth Gallipolis, hlo 7/ tl/tln We Carry Fishing SuppliM 16141 "2·6550 TV, Washer, Dryer and Refrigerator Repairs IISIUNCII'IIONE OPEN 8 TO 6 Your Cable & Billa Here IUStNISS I'IIONE 16141 Howanl L WriteMI ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting COUNTY AfPLIANCE, INC. 627 Third Ava., Gallipolis 446-1699 2·13-1 mo. EAGU IIDGE FREE ESTIMATES SMAIL ENGINE CENTEI 949-2263 or 94.9-2969 9U-2969 2•17-16-tfn Parts • Service -·' ,,,,.,,,, 01111 OJSH MOWU lUNEUP 1Par1s includlldl OU Change. ShaiJHISl Blodoa PlAT'S SHAIPIN UP SJ9.9S HAND t1o CIR, SAWS CARBIDE TIPS SCISSORS - MOWER BLADES SIIAU lOIS I'UIMitNG • IANIUNG CllltNG !Ill • UIIITT IUIJ)tNGt lUll ON Sill UUY (Pial) CAIIUHAII 11171 N IIIR 14. loatJ-, 01. 4JJU Tum left at Melg1 Memory 01rdens, 3 mite off At . 7 on 915·4112., 915-3301 1·31-16-1110. All STEEL & POL£ BUILDINGS Sizes Start Fram 12116' UTILITY BUILDINGS SillS fro111 6'K6' Up to 24'x36' IMulatllll Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS ladnt, Oh. Ph. 614·143-5191 1-20-tlc J&F CONTRACTING DOZER. BACKHOE . TRENCHER . SEPTIC. SYSTEMS. WATER, GAS tlo SEWER UNES. REaAMAnoN. PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE tlo OIRT PH. 992· th1 r5ght 47169 Eagle Ridge Rd . t-17-tln MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE SCIPIO ENERGY RECYCLING Now Paring 25< •· All olhor lypos of aluminum purchosad daily. Open 8 a.m. til 6 p.m. weekdays 8 to 1 2 Saturday lo<atld 1'It Milos Eaot of Pagolown GUN SHOOT 9?~·2259 ROCK SPRINGS IliAD - Ap- RACINE FIRE DEPT. TUPPERS PLAINS - Anice 10 year old ranch type 3 bedroom home on 1 acre with garage. Good condition. $22,500.00. FOliE ROY - IT. 33 - Cozy 2 bedroom home on approx. 9 acres, mostly wooded for hunting, house has been re- 1 modeled with ~ce kitchen & btlth. Economical gas heal 5 minul!s from town. Asking Bashan luilding PH. 949-2101 or 949-2160 No Sunday Calls 1/I'WIIo Residential I Commercial Call: 992-5875 Or 742-3195 11 -14-llc BOGGS Authorized John Oeere, New Holland, Bush Ho1 Farm Equipment Dealer Far111 Eqult•••t Part1 & SeNJee CIRCLE CONTRACTING ROSE EXCAYA'IING Complete Building ond 1· 3·tfc IACIIIE, OHIO FREE ESTIMATES Oil f ieW Stnict, landscaping, lastmlftts, lancl Clearing. Ponds, Stptic Sptoms, llaowy Hauling. !tona & Granlllooling Eloctrical Work Contracting Servile (Free Estimates) JEFF CIRCLE, Sl. ICtrtifi«< Elec:trlcianl DON lOSE, Ownar Long lollom, Ohio 949-2493 PH. 949-2649 Homo 2·20-tfn 143-5340 2-!0-1110. W. E. (Bill) SN for sincet"e country type. 1nli'ri-ue minded wonw1 l21-M1 . Send riPIY 10 Bo~e Hold•:"P:O . bo• t091 . Gllllpolll, Oh 46~t . Racine Gun Shoot apon10r.. Itt Racine Gun Club. Ewrysu-... beginning It 1:00 p.m. F-=-Y Choke 12 guaga ahotguna. 'co Hunting 1nd Fishing F...,_," W. dto tepe pr11entation, s-.. ...- Sun ., 2:00 to 4:00PM. nowttwt.t April 1st . This " GOBBLER ", spring tu~ ••·•k hunt ftlt\l ring Dick Kirby._~1'1 COUNTY SPORT, Point ptta. aant. 304· 875· 2988. , ,.,-· ... Giveaway '; . ... 4 month old 'II Be~t. pu~ be lmlll dogl. c.u l!!i14·8Pe051 Thurmtn 1r11. ~ ..• FEDERAL-STATE INCOME TAX RUURNS 107 Sycamore St., ;-roy. 011. PHONE 992-7075 HOURS : 9 :00 A.M.-5:00P.M. Mon. thru Sot . Evenings & Sunday By Appointment 1· 15-tfn PUT YOUI SNAPPER REAR UN£ Tlll£1 ON HOlD NOW IHRU MAY 1 AS LOW AS $1 00 DOWN GRAVELY TRACTOR VIDEO SERVICE BOB DANIELS SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St., lmnoray 992-2975 742-2552 2·17·16·1 mo. 2-14· 1 mo. Mal• Dachlhund, to gOod ho,.j'. Coli 114·317-0IIt . ,, . Femllo ,,,. . . . . . lolioo .,..,tlon. Will mah llico ~­ CaH lt.t-318·8720. . .. 'o llondt 2 yr. ok1 Cocii•Speiei. houM broken. grwt f..mty' To good homo. Ctotat•..c •to .-, 6 Lost and Found FOUND Articale belong~~-: ' SQUirt Dencw. found in· Bridge Shopping Plua.' Cd 814-3e7-7181. :: .. LOST mt11 plr1 Come. IS motth old, bl... tO> IIIII • blactr filii child's pet. AlWard. c.. -304: 878-1304. LOST male Codl• Speniol 'on Homer McCI.Uey Rd. in Ylrrtdn. R.w~rd. NHds mecncat6on . Cil 814· 388 · 18~2 anytimo. • , " ' FOUND, KIYI• off Court tl't . .In City Po"'lng lot. C.. bo - "" II GaN""'Iil Dally T offlCI , 825 Third Av~ ., THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP Television Ustening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages y,, F1t All ,;ilfltl Nu• FLUS: Offica Suppli• & LISA M. KOCH, M.S. StatiDn•y, Magn1tk Signs, Rublstr Stamps, lusintSI Forms, (opy S•wicn, (tc. 255 Mill St .. Mitllfllptf'l 104 Mulllll'ry A•., lom•ay licensed Clinical Audiologist (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 992-3345 312/tln O•lllpolit. L01t In Rackle arM. D~..., Pindtw. ltocio · tln, -~~~~~ ~ coil11. AnoW0111 01 P--, ~ Call 114-848-:Z021i. , · Found kt Ch•ter .... go~ Coli._ dog wearing caRarwtth., VI. fiiQI . Call 114·9815·3131,._ , femall Blue HHier ~at in ·~­ area. LoatTuOICIII'/, Fib. 211 . ~I 814-949·2083. · AUTO .' Jell.;.,;,. Aw, Point PIMI1nt, cat1 ..net id..,llfv. c.tt 30•·175-am .. Yard Sale .......Giillipolil'··· ····:- CENTER & Vicinity liD% WHI Main St...t, Pomeroy Phon• 614-992.6771 ....... ...................... __ ,_~ YOQ, Cont,l•t• Auto locfrto • ..,.. (~lody Flll~~n~ , Sondpopww.. ltolithlng CD"~!pouncf• . 'o in lt Ur•thon• Hordn~~n . (Sold Undw Wholfto!e To All) DundH New Replacement ttartt For And Ccn (Sotlafaction .., . FOUND w1tch on 7 M1rket . Ev1ry CJI"''Iyy. . ... OUI· ln.oof. 0!:::1' ~ *GIBSON REFRIGERATOR W1 MawJ Ahll Tl• . .t Huge Indoor Moving S.lo. Gooil cla1hlng, bedroom f\jmituN carpet1. 18.000 BTU AC, tire•: llf:•IO Ctblnett, antiqu• I .Wing Sbp Tlthltlu machine, houMWirtl, curtilin•. TOWN & COUIIIIY YmiiiiAIIAN CUJIIC Paul E. Shldtey, DVM the Ads Sinctfl, tantlv men 31 tooMI\'t 614-448·1892. •SATELUTE SAI.Eli & SER¥1CE SAVESI~ ~ . Pregn111cy Tnting; Birth conif61 MrVicet, VO tllt.,g; oonftdt;!t ial; sliding fee ~e~l1; Planntil P1rtnthood of S.E.O .. for' IP¢. Calt 814-441-0111 or ' t t~· 992-5912. • • " .SPEED QUEEN IAUIHIRY CHESTEI-915·3307 4/1/tfn up and delivery. Davta v.-,.in Cie1n1r, on• half mile-. up Georg~~ CrHk Rd. CIH IIA448-0294. ",. 8 month oldCockerSp~n;el.,piJt HORSE SHOEING TRIMMING WE ARE TOUR SALES .AN 0 SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENIIH •SYLVANIA • 1V & APPLIANCE SWEEPER and HWing meehlite repair, paru. and tuptliel. Pick 0038. Factory Chokt 12 G1u1e Shotpns RIDENOUR ~ 3 Announcementa 4 6:30P.M. .. '"' ,,,• Announr; R1t1 r. nIs SALES &SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Buill "Free Estimates" 1-12·2 mo . 1-31-il-Tmo . FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS EVERY SAT. NIGHT $30,000.00. GlUT LOCATION in Mid· dleport and a spiral stair· Cl5t make this a very attractive home. New ~tchen with btlth, 3 bedrooms and a fenced "rd. Owner will negotiate. $29,!100.00 Henry'E. Cleland. Jr. 99!!6191 Jean Tru~ell 949·2660 Oottle Turntr 992-5692 New Homes Ph. (11141 843-5425 Ph. 99f-34t.t. · Furnh1ia, Wadding POMEROY,O. FOMEROY - Cute home wijh up to 3 bedrooms. Deck area &other features. Priced to sell at $19,!100.00. • BISSELL • -' SIDING CO, CALL COI.LECI: For flaH-d a,luminum cans. Mutt It• completely flat and Gradvaliott prox. 4 nice acres ol land with a two story house, 3·4 bed· rooms, 2 baths, 2 k~dlens lor use as a dup~x . Excellent oondition. Insulated lor heal· ltg economy, indudes 2 car garage wijh ~orage, ~her buildings. GRtAT location. $43,000.00. •• "BLOWN IN INSULAnON • , SALES & SERVICE JIM CLIFFORD E . M•i1~W *VINYL SIDING" ~ : • ALUMINUM SID IN& • EUGENE lONG n. PUASAin OfPICI 305 JCidlltllwt. SMALL A-Al ttOIIS Mon.·Wotf.·t'ltun. 3·5 ... Tuas. • :30·1J lrL 1· 2 tMtt Sof11rday 10-11 •!0 1111 LAIGI ANIMAL I SIIGIIY 1Y API'T. PH. 304-675-2441 IIIID AliA CAll llplar Offa n I NT£11TH ~ M INTERTHERM • COLEMAN BENNm'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOUNG * * #1 * * By offering • complete line of mobile homo heating end cooling products for the tri· county area. 'FURNACES 'HEAT PUMPS 'AIR CONDITIONERS •coMPLETE LINE OF REPLACEMENT PARTS 'FACTORY AUTHORIZED 6 TRAINED SERVICE CENTER FREE ESTIMATES 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE CAll (614) 4·6-9416 Ngl , mlscetllftiDUI. Fridoy febt 21. Seturd..,. Merch 1. eHI Sooand Ave .. GaMipoli•. IA18 .. IPM. ,, J h" 9 Wanted To ' Buy .. '' ,, We t'IY c11h for late model .... I.IMid an. . Jlm Mink Chw.-Oid1 hu:f,; ~ ' lUI GeneJoMIOn ., ......... 72 , •, ' .· ~ WANTED TO IUY uiOit ~~ call hNt011. SWAIN'S Flf ' 'n.JRE, 3rd. & Oltn lt. 0 ·" tla. Coll814·441·31118 . • . TOP CASH pold lor '13 ritWOI a"d newer UMd .,., • • luldi· Pcintloc , tt11 ~­ a ..., GolllpoHo. Cal 11•·-MI\ 2212. . ~~ �•:s..: inc'K TRACY I Went.cl To BUy · LAFF-A-DAY 1(-- . . . . w.......... _ ... ....... _. __ -....... HMI¥••• 11 - . lllf., Ul Filii A... 'J IJiream• l _pa. aaatfanllla. taM., M61•· 1:110. Coiiii4·111-IIOI. U211110....... - . - . . . . • ...... Col 114-4484821. GlltntDGil ..ll I . CIIII14·742· r ..... ..... III2... A... - Help Went.cl pllll.--linllemllo. 1171 - .. pold . Col 44t·4411_.,.._ '""'· J........ ....... - · _ . . . .._ Col II ........ I Ill. roq. 2Wr.. _ , _ . . . _ . _ _ ~ltlld ~-lltor, ~­ ........ ,..,Hol-lmmecllate _.,,lor 1 . . . - r""'lrtory JMnlpllt, .......ivl ....... llfttl ,... borloiHo podullf•· Bond ...UO.oriiiPiyln-100111 HIICom..,n!IY Modioli c - . 310 CllorlotteAw.. 0o11 Hll, Oli 411H or All Ad~lotrotor It 114·112·7717. Nloo -~~~~~~. - l- . . . pold . Cal 111·44t· 7021. • . . . . - ..... 2Wr.. 12101ft0.. peld. 701 4th Aw.. a•.,.... co~ 4441·..11 - 7,... cute blonde is best quali- f....- ..... , lldr., 107 2nd. tied " Avo.. o - na. u t . ... polo!. Caii141 ....11-71'M. 114· ..,. .. .,1·2118. • eo~ prom. Col r---------------------r------------------~ Fcrmllliod - " ' · 11 . .. :rtllltltl polo!, -proton.._ 111 AVON. Coil tor lnformelloo ......, - · A"'n I"'ducc• 21 8usine11 Opportunity opp-nlty W•.,. tNiergwt mPeting .,...llllloo In our lndultry •d our oumnt Pptnelon oouNinctu• yout Wt art o- lool:lnglor -~~ wt:o.,. -gto-rtitl:olrwoy fll>m Clfl, 10 1 top •eoutlvl. Our =Ilion mc:rt:• whet WI II cno of the: lft011 ....,.......,. ... "'' you ilovoto drl II bl ..... to wort with ,_.._ •d you ctn ldlilvt tuec.. wtth our COft'411ftY. To requMt , _ . o l i n - . oond 0111. Reg. Viol'-. AI WIIHome.ll £. II., AthMI, Oh 41701 . ·AI ,_.,.-.,,Gory c.,.,., ht-mald w.mld. Mu.t be t.. molt. ovor 21 . Col 114·441· 2121. L~e ~ ~: 32 Mobile Homea for S1le ............ My fMrio ....... Mutt ..n due to lltneM. 131,000. Co" 114·-1711 :oft•III'M. J-A11. Pt. Jr. Higll. JG4.17t·-· 22 Money to Loen fDr tn•{a... . . pu'IIOII C81114- ZII· 17n. 41 H~ for Rent 311tdr. houM. '...... localld Oft Ro. I80. uoo,_-. IIIO d-'1. No-·Callll4-311· 1713. letAvo.. '..yntoo.3or411dr .. 2 llNIItt. t I ....... woodburMr, IIIIIIIMM*InDIHdld l y r t· -only, 114·448-l · .,.,_- 1 - . - ~2:...~ 2 ledrooM untunt•ttld 31 Homea for - -In·- . ....,....... ... --ion.'*·· c.nt1 rn.tlt hold • weld Ohio for coaGhlnl pollitlont ......d "'"' certttlcatk>n requlrtmentt of Oh• far epoftt medk:lnt and Cf!R . PM"~Gnt ln . . . . . . tt.Duld O.....,mon1H-Iroriiii .IU - - Don E. Morrie. luporln· , . , . , al Mlogo Loelilcllool• It 121 Soulfl Third A-n Mlddloport. Olllo. Lovoty !wick homo 3 btd\1, AC , tun b"tm.n. 2 Jokt th4l A""' NllrioMI OuM'd Ownett mowd. J t J Ttlt Army Nttion.. Outrd n . . . - , ·100-142·3111 . 304,-UZ-2111 . Cft'll¥ polttiont evllilablt. CIN (rtfundllblal 1-511-459-3541 tor infa,..tion. Pm: time r~~glt1erld nutte fof Me10n County Htthh DIPt. to tNOrit In clinics. Contect Or. Aidlttd L. Sleek, M110n County H..tttl Dept .• Court HouM Annu , Point Pluunt . with ... .- N. .dd blby altt•r . hou .. kNP•· atoe week , Min. weg... full benefits. Send re..,""· ] refer.,cea toP 0 - lox 431, Point PINIInt , W. V1. cs.v• • 2&110. WthrM... nMd..t •PPty per.on CW\ty, c..., .•. in To 1e11 A1o10n In tny tret . CtH 304·175·1429 . ro~lfitfl Mlddloport. Coli 114· 112· 2131. . - In Situations Wanted Attttcdvt whitt IM!y ege 13 . .ktlftllriegl minded chrittltn u.,tlem., ev• 10 to '70. Send 1.-ter • photo to 2324 Etattm • w .. OtnipoUa. Otl 45131 . 15 Schoola lnltruction don, Elig... ln111tuUon hd•al INd • .,.rantMd ttuMm kllr'll, Home ttucly· rll'dtnt treinlng. llllrt lmmodlltt4y. Unhod TNcil MIIIW, Mln•el Wlllt, W. Vt . J04·••·Z021 Cl--.fl. ..... offlel. lll Feny en. w•••. ,,..h a Poiru 4 bedroom home whh 2 bM:h1. c.-peted. centrll tit. a•etr•· &pprGII 1'1.1 lctl lot. out of city limits. HaH milt out Send HIM Aoacl. •n.ooo.oo . J04·171· 3812. Siath St. Naw Haven, lot IOJ:40~~:100 foo1, 2 btdroome., beth. kitdlen. ltrgt liwfntroom. pert biMment. front porch, new IHiin1 end roof. •11.100.00. Uvt in ortt. r•'lt tht other. two bedroom houta and two bM· room mobile home. Ctl 5:00 p.m. 304·171-1413. •ft• 32 Mobile HDmll for Sale NEW AND USEI7 MOillE HOMES kESIEL'I QUAUTY MOIIL( HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST, OAWPOUS. RT 31. PHONE 114-- ·7271. fully fum .. wuher. drytr. AC. under· pinning 6 porch. he. cond .• Mth tn Offer. Ctlt 11 4-ZII- 1821 .. 114-118-1311. 12d0 N..- Moom wtth 2 totL lir cond., tee. Nght. IMtitdlfta, juet off At. 211. Con 114·241· 1041 ""nlnt•· Nice "•"" holM, , 4~~:7o, -- -le-...... I I 1,11 Bualn111 Opportunity ...... w - - 11 1-112·2'772. -.IIMINOrto_d_ IIDIILE HOIIill IIIOYID: 1ft. ....... IIUIMIIII ,... . Ctl ?IIIdtMoftermtl. _ , , pold. 304-1711-1331 or 111· 211. JN.I7t:HJI 110. c.,., .,en~ lor vldot _ . reoor., t31. Ctl 111-311·1111 Of . , . . . . . . 1711 . 1 - . 1 2 II· -lummodol 10 R......,... Coif 114·4441· 1010. 3 1111 7 l I formli I 11-141·1112. · Cal Eltctrlc stovt. rtfrlglfttor, ecudl . . . -. end llbltl, .,_ "'" """"" . . . ., . _ belly lt.,., rock•. CaM 11.t-" l· 3221. "o. Muslcel lnltrumtntl M::elcol Merd:.,cJIH. Ovlllon · Aooultln Log1r1d 11111tor: 1110 "V" o-. • etrlng ..ltor. 304-171· 71110. Fruit 68 -- TONY'I OUN REPAIRS, hot.: Hunting end Flllclng Fliml, VI· d• •.,. ~entation . .... •nd Sun., 2 :00 104:00PM, NWtf'tN April 1tt . Thh we•k " GOIILER", eprltcg turf:ly hun1 ftaturlng Die~ Kirby. ' Ouoi:lf lloye Cllill' Pltl 11:1plty 'II'IE' Arch•ry .TRI COUNTY SPORT,-· PfN. lulldlnc::trl•ll • ...,., pip•. win, - a - · Ole. Clou:to Win · 111r1, Rio Orondo. 0 . C.N 11 4· Lu... Ohio Lump, Y1td 01 ~­ 110~•- __,.t blodls lnd buldlng ml11riol. Gelllpolll Blod: Co .. Pine St.. Olillpolll. Ohio Cal 114·441·2713. U1lllty lldg. •r·' 30'•40····. hvt W • I hi ::ildlng • - · - · 11211-. 1•~ctt~- 114·332·1741 coliool. - h_. ... _ . ,•• ..,tolll. M.,.. t1oru let. 114·44t·OJ22 3 - - lhlphtrd puppilo. t old . Cll 111·141· 2177 .. 111·141· 2128. 111fOf - 44 Nouula ...,E 1011 ctwrllo Apabnent .. . ,. for"lnt JACKIDN IITAna A'AIIT· IIIINTI fl.... Houoint 0..· tunltvl . moolhlw ...t 11 .,,. "", . . . . . . w f212 !of 2 - ..... ~ tlOO, Vlller 'ltlo _, _ wCiitleTY '&llld.Wt, .......... -,...... ... 10.., • I~.,. 7""' to 1 Call .,.. Nleolr foo: lotaol ...... """" · Ill. 1111.. oiool - IIi ......... · ...,.. c.lllt ....... OM ' r, , +t• ' ·=,. r.. ':7.... .....,, * = ...... · t20.00. - . ieo: 201-171·42" . Milo · MhoCN. . 21 1 -112· 1 Copiloiiivd .. E~tod. 48111 . I AICC ...latullll ......_ ltLIP· plio r IM _ _~~-­ 2 _ 3 _. 204·171-"2711. Yllier Fumlture, • UHCI. ~ .c:f ..1111y funol· tYre. 1211 Ettt•rn Ave., Ooillpollt. rialmt• , ......,.. • AppK., ....... , .............. oh. CoH 114·441·7444. Co_.H ....... "'h. ·.....,.. . ...... .at.•_ _o:1 oond., ,uoo.,, Callll .. tii.UII- IPII. 157 Marcrul•• lnlto•d· OUIIIHttrf.~ • drl:ro, , . _ tilt I trim, ••· , ee::<l .. IIIII,_, AM·f l l l etoroe. u .eoo. Coil 111-317· ;· 0147. . > 61 For Sale Dr Trede 1173 Eldorado Conv.rlblt, - · loldld, . ,, 73,000 mllet, grill ctr for •ring fun . 2 rod bc:drol Out of 78 M.._. 110. c - - iiiJih -·· Coli 111·441-0in. tO room hou•. 2 bltht ..d 2 on 1...1 lot. MltM KOIIpt lite ....,_. c:.r on trede. 124,000. Cal 111·742·2410. ~heh.,. · 1171 Eitetre Umllld. loodod. ful - · 18.000 rnlill ..... rldl.tt..-. Wf'Ygoodcondtdon. Coll14·445-liln. F.. ICIIe co Indo for ltiekiJ; of IIIII S:ii'lilll" \ I I' I ' I'" l Ferm Equipment J-. '""'Hoe 4 0 - -1o1oe t o· - f-· l o om • Cl>ft11iltlllne of - • I.E . Ohio. .......,. . . . --In equal vtlue. 1171 Z-21 Cam..-o ..... eoi:ol. Cal 114·..1·8113 or 114·411·1201 . ol010 Jot:r: D... dillll troctor.Mtr• c'-' CfMI~ ~H . F.-mw roJilfr:t. Ca11114· ~1 · 1122. 10110 Ford mojo<- trocta< will: ptowe 1nd clliC. ond 5 fl. Auto P1rt11 & Acce880riea - •-· art:::l. . .lor . Ford. 110.Ill1127 Ford porte 110. Col 114·311-MII or IIA -441·1711 ••~ for 1 ....... 71 Motors Home• & Campers 1110 lfoo:diAC<Ord Ut AC. PS. .,.77 Nomod - __ · 1'1Loove ft .. I , ..,__ klw mhl. Catl awning, OONI., 11.000. Cell 114·241·1040 "'" 1:00. ., ......7111 . 1171 Ford Tt:u:cd-. OOOd oor:dlllon. N- lldllli liroo. 11100. Col 114·111· ..11. ~ 1 '1 \'II I' .,,. ce..n. ~- ••c. 1111 C::moro Z· ZI. Good - · dhlon . 11.000 mll11. A::llno 18800. C:cll 114·441·1101 ct 114·192·3111. 81 • · ·Home· Improvement• 1110 TC3 Horil:on. Eac...,t '"'nclhlon. t21DO. Col 811· 112·7401 . 1171 Cl:ovy Nove. Auto., I eyl., 4 door. PS. PI, AC . hcllllent wort: eer. 1150. 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Phone 304-171·8048; Good· 1 E~~eavttiftl. Ont ~ · Pll'dleros JOI-171-2341 . 84 Hey & n.ll~n . Gr1in Puro ollolfo 11 Olllllpollt Fwry. wv. 12.00 ond IZ.IO. Lorge lng. Call JOI-171·71711. """""' - " ' · · hey loed· oond. ntw tlr•. 304·171·4210 Iller 3:00. 1812 Mtrcury Lyn~~: , 3 door I:IIGI:IIIdo,' AM·FM rldlo, Air cond, 4 sp..t. nice ciH11 c•. 12,111.00 . 304·U2·3258 of· t•I:OO PM. 1171 luldo Regol. 310 onvlne. VWf good cond. •1 .000. :J0457S·141t. 1173 VoUWwt~~on w•• 1400. Full bloodtd coon-dot. 7 rnontN old 110. C1l tnytlm•. J04·175·7117. 72 ro:rnctlrOitl of ml:cod hoy, UO. bolo. Col 114·742·2121 rnomlng 01 wenlna. Lllge Tntcka for Sale 1111 Ctt.vy 1¥1 ton wrecket'. 470 HOimtl, WM'Id'l , awlnSIInD boome. 12.100. Celllt4-2511383. 1111 Doda• A•m D· BO, picllup, 20,000 ml, 4 IPd., tap. nlc.. Cljl 114·37B·Z121. Hey . . . . . . t .OO per bait. C•l 1:30 114·112·1313 .. 111·1141·2714. AMolfel:oy, IQUiri 2:cd 3d .,d411: cuttlne. 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SportsCenler Cil • <DJ ABC News g C1l One Day at a Time D Cil (E) CBS News Cil Ooctor Who ® Body Electric @ Jefferoons ~ NBC News (I) Carol Bumott D CIJ PM Magazine (]) Alias Smith and Joneo (!) College Besketball e Game IIi C1l WKRP In Cincinnati Ill Cil G1l Jeopardy Cil Agony night Interview with Anne Murray . .• @ Bob Newhert 7:36 (I) Senlurd ond Son D CIJ G1l Mlafito of Sol· ence (I) Dorio Friend• Cil D &4 W.O . Autoa for Sale 1813 1·10 4•4 euoo .. eliding b........ n... *-· •s.eoo. Newehour (j]} Waahington Week In Upholatery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 11113 S•c. Ave .. O•IUpoMe 114·445-7133 or 114·4 41 · 1133. • Al M Fumhu,.MinUf-...... lo. Rt. 7, Crown CHy Oh Col 114· 211·1470, Cll E... ·. , .. 441 · 3431 . Old 1 oow Relllew CCCI Paul Duke Is join8d by top Washington journalists analyzing the w eek ' s news. @ MOVIE: 'Terror Treln' 8:06 , (I) NBA lleoketboll : Phlla· delphia •t Dalloo B:30 Cil Flipper Cil D <H1 Mr . 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Performances: You Cen't Tal:e 11 With You (CC) • (ii) Dift' rent Strokes ICCI Arnold gels locked in the darkroom with the girl he was paired with in a photography clasS! 9 :30 (I) Wall Street Week Louis Rukeyser analvzes the ' 80's w ith a weekly review of ec onomic and investment matters Ill Gal He's the Mayor CCCI A family uies 10 buy o ff Carl's father when they learn that Alvin has been selected to daliver the eulogy for e wealthy woman. 10:00 D CIJ CBJ Miami Vice In Stereo . (]) CBN Naws Tonight Cll lll <H1 The Fall Guy iCC) Colt tries to help an old Armv buddy stop a ring of soldiers from stealing military equipment. (60 min .) • C1J Fame • U Cil®l Falcon Crest !CCI Angela disappears before a warrant for her arrest can be served. Maggie is pursued across the country by Jeff. · and Terry hires a detective to spy on Jordan. (60 min_) Cil To Be Announced ®1 Wheel of Fortune G (H) Entertainment To· 8:00 Championships from Madison Square Garden, NY. 12 hr• . e ~-------·le- 1110 Dellirft, I drive .. dr. lir. 1 .,..... ,.. rur:t. .... eend. U.IOO. 304·111·3111 . Mobil Semifir,al Gama -. 1. (2 hrs .) I]) Entertainment Tonlght Inter-vie w with Malcolm· Jamal Warner of 'The Cos~ Show' CD JeHersont II Cil G1l Wheel of Fortune (I) Nightly Buainess Re port (]§) Eyewitness News IJ.j) MacNeil-Lehrer Newahour @ Divorce Court ® Barney Miller 7 :05 (I) Mery Tyler Moore 7 :30 D CIJ Cil New Newlywed 7741 night or dl\'. Waugh'• W•t" l.mce. WM!t. cllttms, poole. flit, rellblt MtVIc•. C•ll 114-211·12ol0 or (1)3·2· 1, ConU:ct fCC} Toumament 114-387·0123 or 114·311· 1171 Ci:ovy Luv 4 Olld .. rldlo, 11 ,ttl. Jolin'• AuiO 1114 'IIIIIMI King Cob l•l pldrup. low mlfNto. Colt 114112·21114. 6 :36 7:00 K..,'s Water a.m... Wt111. eilttrnl, poofl flied. Phont Richard 's Gtrblll H1ullng 73 71 141·4137, Jom11 L. o..iloft. H2t. - - lui1WIIe R... GolllpoMe. 8:05 8:30 btUIMftta. loci! hoe · 121. por lillur. Cellll4·112·1101 . Coverage g CD Oiff'rent Strokes ,.. ....d-:r. londocepl ... Co .-'·. , _ 114Jr. owner. (I) Groen Acres (!) ESPN'a Speedweek Cll D Cil (jJ (JIJ News e Cllrli P1::-t n Hlllifta, 11 ~ ffi Track and Field: USA I 10:20 ~ NB~:.:. Hlwtory Month Special Explore block im· ages in lhe en1enalnmen1 Cil A Tribute 10 Country Jamal Greatness ® Airwolf @ Auttin · City Umits : Rockin' Sidney I The Ne· Entertainment Tonight Interview with Malcolm· Warn er of 'The Cosbv Show·. fll mMOVIE: 'Le Mens' . * 7 =00 ~CIJ TooCioselorCom· Cil Campbell• ,.., ~-'lw B"'ketbell: So· ~ ""' ••• ton Holl at St. John's Cil D Cil G1l Hee Haw • C1l College Beskotball: Allentlc-10 Conference Semi Flnalo Gal Wheel of Fortune Clarence Clemons. (60 mln.l fn Stereo. Spon1Cen1er (I) WKRP In Cincinnati Ill m [IGI Texl Ira Flatow mixes up a batch of cometa from aome amaz ing ingredients. nighlclub . C60 min.} CAl . D <Hl ABC Nowo Nlahlllne ® Trapper John. M.D. 12:00 (J) Best of Groucho ffi College B"'kotball. Tournament , Semifinal ~~~~· UnOCc'omllieC-Iou•J ona._uwtoNChsqun, to totm tour o:dlnory wor<10. G Gal Solid Gold @ It'. a Uvlng 7:30 IJ Cil To Be Announced 8 ,00 I NATEC I C1 Cl) Guna of Will Sonnttt (])) Jeopat.rdv (lJ) Wild )l,me~.. GJi At the MO'IIIie• D CIJ (jJ) facta of Uft (CCI mMCI' (I) D <H1 Tho Show iCC) D Redd FoJO< (I) Way ton Jennlnga ' I 8!1 Cll TalosfromtheDark· side precept or Adams 19 Pat Ewing 17 Tum:eric 20 •No" is one in Minsk 21 Wood core 23 AffabJ e 22 Yes vote 24 Obstacle 23 Repair 24 Beverage 26 • Ars Ionge, - brevis" 27 La<k 28 Priso ner (sl .) 29 Scrap 26 Modugno son~ fl958) 27 C oil~d 28 Steal (s L) 30 Od a li sq u r ·~ rt·sidt·nct• symbol .r 36 Italian .. . " ~. n., dt)o• .. 38 - Marft> ~ - ~ Saint 40 Aurwlt· • ·· · 30 JW!t a minu te! 33 Swtss canton , . 34 BQ:ZIIIan '. 35 Wild bunch 37Sal~ter ..,.. hrt-,_- 39 Vaquero's bYHonriAmQICiandBoi>Loe rope 41 Probe 42 Ad\ir.lt 43 Paper quantity 14 Gaul people ·.~ .. .,;1_, -1-.l......J...,-! ,, DAU.YCRYPI'OQUOTES-Here's how lowork it : ... ...., used.::;:: A'..WAYS SOM!ONI! T~YI Net TO t:'O THie. f'llow err~nge the clrct.ci letteJs to form tht&UrpriM lniWif, II tugoeolled bY tlil llloYI COI1oon. x x xJm CAnJww1 101 •101 ro~ t'll1trdaY'I -. , '·I m AXYDLBAAXR loLONGFELLOW -~--,_, t In Stereo. Cil MOVIE: 'The Loot Com· s ACROSS DOWN I Lackluster 1 Auto race 2 Early 5 Cossette violin m...,rial 3 Sprightly 9 Royal 4 Naughty 11 Means 6 Candle 13 Tolerate 61n the pasl 14 Puerto 1 Jewelry Rican city 15 CoUoidal piece , 8 Laudations Yesterday 1 Answer substance 26 Give a 31 Mirror 16 Three (IL.) 10 Missive 12 Basic right to 32 Indian 18 Knotts IN HI!AVY il'r.-,FFIC1 "THI!"I!'t!l [j ... .. (I) Success ' n Ufe m ~ port s Cen t er (]) II (I) (11)@ News by fHOMAS JOSEPH I ICROOPE,. t1 I 11 CD NewsCenter J t;'t 5.,.~·~ ·=--=-- I I __ 11 :00 lands in !rOUble with CWO 1 C60 min 1 coupes. · ~ I SQNIEH rl -. . (HI News 10:05 (I) World of Audubon • Gophef break s 8 passen ger's priceless statue, a husband and wife blame their breakup on Judy, and Ace .\'l!JI}N}ffi'il ~TMATSCFIAM81.(0WORDGAME 3 /1/86 EVENING --·-·-- Mu'sic Ill (fil The Love Boat iCC) e SATURDAY (jJ) Newton' s Apple ICC} Magnum agrees to chaperone Rick ' & sister for an ev• en Ing on t ha town, she turns into a sw inger and leaves him al their table in a aeedy MOVIE: 'Enter the Ninja' · 8 o05 CI1 Centennial: The She · perdsPart7Cattleranchers and farm er~ bettie over :he dominalion ol1he Colorado plain s. C2 hrs.) 8 :30 II ([I I.IIl Valerie Valerie 's 16-year·old son, David. de· fies his mother's orders and dates an older woman . Cll lll Gal Benson iCCJ IJ (]) West Virginia InterCollegiate Athletic Con· terence 9:00 0 (}) G1l Golden Gi~s In Stereo. (!) College Basketball Tournament Finals . (2 hrs.) (]) Solid Gold Countdown '85 I'll C1l College Basketball : Atlantic-1 0 Conference Stlml Finals @ MOVIEo ' Betrayed by Innocence' (jJ) A Tilbute 10 Country Greatneee Ill @ Fortune Done CCC} Fortune discovers a link be· tween a narcotics ring , the city police dopanment and the 'mayor's close friend. 160 min .) 9:30 D CIJ Gil 227 In Sloreo. 10:00 D CIJ (JIJ Reminvton Steele l aura is mistakenly nabbed by kidna ppers while running in a l riathlon . (60 min .) In Stereo. CD To Be Announced CIJ Fame Cil Legends of Country m Show Tonight's guests are 0 CIJ Magnum, P.l . When ® ® MOVIE: 'The Spider Woman' (jJ) Star Hustler 1 Sign Off 111 (Jal MOVIE : ' Night of the Zombies' 1 2 o20 ((] Night Tracks In Stereo. 1~:30 D CIJ@ Friday Night Vi deoa In Stereo. (]) Bill Cooby Show (]) ABC News Nightline llJ ()] MOVIE: 'Spawn of the Slithis' @ MOVIE: ' Bunny lake Is Missing' 1 :00 (I) Dobie Gillis 00 Puttin' on tho Hits @) MOVIE: ' The Kirkwood Haunting/The Wolf Pack' 1 :30 (]) Father Knows Beat ()) News 2:00 U I]) NewsCenter CIJ 700 Club ffi Mazda Sports look (jJ Dick Clark's Nitetime fJ) C1J MOVIE: 'The Exorcist' 111 <DJ News 2 :15 ® CNN Headline News 2:30 SportsCenler 3:00 (L MOVIE: 'My Outlow Brother' CD Auto Racing ' 86 : Off Road Racing Parker 400 from Parker, Arizona. (60 min.) @ Comedy Break 3 :30 (D) INN Newa 4 :00 (!) ~ College Baaketball Tournament Semifinal Game 1. (2 hrs.) (H) MOVIE: ' House of . Wax ' 4 :15 Ill C1J MOVIE: 'Gorgo' 4 ' 30 CIJ 'MOVIE: ' Mexlcana' Fa1h<:r Guido Sarducci and rn ville Brothen Cll SCTV media. (60 min.l 10:30 (J) To Be Announced 1I :00 D CIJ NewsCenter CIJMonlromU.i'I.C.L.E CllD Cll D <lJ (JIJ News D C1l Benny Hill Show . Cll To Be Announced ®J Eyewitnen Nowo (jj) Shak-re Hour 1BJ WKRP In Cincinnati 11 :20 (J) N!ght Trockoln S1ereo. 11 :30 D ClJ (jJI Tho Tonight Special Game #2 . 12 hrs.) CIJ econom•c and investment matters. 9 :00 D CIJ ,.., \hi K nlght Rl"· ,...r 1n Stereo . (J) 700 Club EVENING CARTER 'I Pt.UMIING ANOHEAnNG Cor. FC<Irtl: ond filM Od-Oiclo -.:e t14·441·31U ct 114141-1477 .. .. ... Listings-----------------------~:7':_____.;....._-;;-;::::;-----''.... wich a weekly ,.v,ew ol 8:00 D CIJ NewoCenter Pl:ono :104-112·2012 . 1174 rontltc. good cond. 2 door, IU10rnttlc. PS, PI, tir FRIDAY 2/28/86 AM·FM c - •· 14.100.00. Clllfl" 4pm 304-137· 2025. Pit• for 1111. 7 ijVIce old. melu:cd _ ...... 130.00. J04· 171· 4111. E1 •ening Television phor:o 301·171'7147. Wouad till• to 1-• oom gruund • 1-.... poundeeo In OoiNe • Molgo Co. Colll11-311·ttt1 . Livel16ck ... l irla hot "" """ ....., 201111·2011 Of 171·7-. Now DwU Model3.10, 7! H.P. PI, AOPI. 12 11111Ci. 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Autoa for Sale · oU. ;,76;;=::;;8::oe::;ta=•:::n;:d= = 1110 Ci:ovyCI:w. AC. AM·FM, 4 - · .1 ,100. Collll4· 441· 4PM to 10PM. 111·311-1801 . •zs11 Ugt:llll, .....m:wulll Ncnllt- 121tl Froo loltlrll Yory lew loft. IN locolty. 1 CIOOI 423-0113. onytlrne. 71 1811 luould 780-CC. ••· co:cd. - • 11,:1110. Collll4· 311 17 & Vegetables 81 K~r~tueky 51 Houaehold Gooda 67 3 ." -. · -fut ..,.... hy-lc -2 1n . . mn, )Uit iloilo. 1325, CoN MIN prloll fllllllnt ....w olou 1 r=:=~;:~:;:::::=r.;;~~~;-~·~--~~;· Willi · ltb • uprigttt liUf - V.C• UIO.-Klltii'IOre cuum ciM'Ier wttt. ettacfuntntl 241·1121. uNCI betlroom ., ...., reng.., · · ---C o l i li~~~~~:-~~;·~'*~"'~'~~·; ·---=. . --you-... INOTICII TH1 DIIO YAI.UY PIIIUIHING CO. - - · lhol ,ou , _ . . • tnell " ' - • rsc:crdor II I . Smith l -I.OOOIUIOihctgun 3 . _... u·.7o· . , _ wrinll' wuhtn. • tho•. N.w livlntl 100m, Jl 4 3nl II.. K• llvlr:groom euh11 1111·1181. lomf>•. oleo buying oo• l wood OIUfl& 44t·747! . - • · Colt 114· ..1·31 II . 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For furtlltr Info. Gill 111·112-U21. .21 . 114-..1-1102. ~~111'10111 10 .... tl 1.100. CoM 114·211· 8702 . 111· .... ..,,.. Filhor 120 will - , tum 11i11t. pelt II WI" 1111011... Trsltor - ·· ..,.., c:l:ldrtr: IOCIPiod. Rt. 1, Lo..... Rood. l:od: of tc I K. :104·111· 1071. Ylew, In KM.,... no city WI... , _ . , . - H - f'or~ Call · - tub, Wanted to Clf'l for 10 meant in thMr home Of my home. Cll II• F-.---· mobRt home, 1. 3 _.., froflt pordt, 2 bdr., 2 tuM bftha, 18 Wented to Do f 48 Spece for Rent cONDITION. 674 Motorcycle• II. 11.1. I milllout RL Zll. Colll4·218·1211 . Forut.ulld11'wooden Dl''l* - . 304·171·5711 . Ofll4·-2110. o" 1912 Cltyton , 14XI8, Trudl Driver School: Job plec.ment 11. .01. DOT CettlflCI- ntt..U. tiZi . Unfurnlthlcl, 1221. 0.,.111. 111·141·1101 wooded tcret, locMtd }utt Sand HMI fllold. onl'fl10 mktutel Pletaant , 118.000.00. 304-111·3313. c-.. ·•UiodTiiell:op.o1.000,....-12. IJ, 11.-11• NQt:t- ~-.. _,.., PIOf: c .....ol - Col 111-441· HALF I'IIICEII Flelhllit • • e.1111 LJehtlld, Mft-lf'f'Ow 0711. 12111 -itlltod 12111 Froo lllllrll Yorylewloft.SIIioGIIy. 1CIDOJ423·0113, onytlmol Hou111n "-t.ll04·4tt· 3 llod..,.m, 2"' bolhl. lwldo · 1 - - - - - 1. '"""' homo. G"""O. loovo lot. New Haven. 304-112·2123 Ot 112· 2111. 42 MoblleHome1 for Rent Ouelity built 11.1: •tort Tudcw style home. tttuet.d on I 8178. 111. Oh 41U1 . Fornlah.cl Rooma COUNTRY MOJIL.E HemoP""'Route 33, of P - y. L..... lob. Calll14-tl2·7471. bf, HIUmt loin , amttl down CNVmW. 304-171· v•• ........_ ...,.....,.... 117,000.00. Collofltr 7:00,M, 1·304·3M·2411. from 154 Mlec. Merchlndlll CluNI tope w .,., blo... lo• ulo. Cll 114·112·3112. - ,..,_...,.R_ond yerd, and ' gatdtn . 10 ICNI, ] •ttreethlt slender 10 old wMt d'lrtstlllt ledy Mlk1 mer· rlagt minded chrlstlen gentl• men 10 or OYtr. Send photo I letterloP.O. Box1185. Otlllpo· nltlted, e21i . Unfurnished. 1221. DIIIOIII. 114-141·2101 .. 111·141·2110. 4li Hou11 for Mit 1.8ort ... .., 7 304·112·3181 onydme. 12 Apert"*'tafotrtntlriPorMrol. 01{~ quollty.-fumltu.._o,..l• I . . . . . lor _ , . . . . , , "'"*""· Ohio. Coil 114·112· Col Cw..d Roolty. IU-112· 2211. 'iOUA: H!!:L.P ... ON '13 CJI J...,, I 0'11. 4 :i,oo:t. AM.PM rldlo. bNo1: lflll':l. trail• hltclh, ' iWW tlr-., W0 Nit. 11.100.00.1104-1111-1311• f_.._ Good Pldl... Ulod M'l GOVER:NMENT &LADL'/ ACCEPT!> -17,111.00 11,:1110.011 '",. • •. ..of· ·. tor 1:00 J0!1-171·4ZJO . . . 2 - · lllolrs. Oaod condition. 1100.00. 104·171· 2217 . 1141 . ~~~- · lor ..... fnforml· llaoc !104-812-3711. lnR-ntoo2-..om tot', ....... lf'MII · · ~- · · On ... -ocMHIIUonw, roomt. Airtin• now hiring, retervetion"'· flight attendentt and pound 1113 Cf:ovy 1·.0, 1•4. Y·l, I Ook ...... J04·111·1121 ' Mixed lloodwood olebl. t12 por bundk conUinlng -.pnut. 1 Yt ton. f .O.I . Ohio ~11101 Co .. ~Ifill.-· relrlt«· lt0rfllm,2-oomo.-trl. GOml. I. Ctl -AIIUmttGin. -- ··fftMII:Wt:tJD liooo. · · pluo ....,..,. ~- Coll-int1114-MI· · 2 1 floor honw with I roonw lftd axperilnca. Meny benllflta .v-'1· lblt. WhWt .... eM you gtt I pert·tlme iob with aa meny fuN ,,.,. bln.fitt1 304·171·3910 Of 3- Wr·..Caiiii4-141-MQ7. u1lllly -- g.... o. 2 ..,• . Coil II 4·141· 4181. · Wlllltr, - -·h. -~~~-;;pt. 01r for • pert·1011. ......ly poydld. odiiGationol - · ~na.. IHw ln•r•a~. •Min•mtnt, ond mMY other bon-. 304178·3110 .. 1·100·142·3111. lndlvldulil whh prior mMitlry J .... - o l - p l i d. Coii11....-4IIO. ~ erty. C.l 101-187·1000 Ert. OH-4112 lor whh-""' In Raolllt, nicl 2 bedroom ..,..,tly · Appli· f="' ......... _...,....._Fur- Sale The Melg1 L001l School Oiltrict II -lnl epplcotlone flom ClriHiod IIIPIIconte lor 1 RMif'll llllbll Coach fot the 2-CIIIplirlf'o_l_ lrottrL MWty ftmOdllacl. Cd 114·112·1211 or 114·112· 7314. Or:o loldroom unf::-.10111 opl. ltttchM. Call8t4·112· . 2 4. 2 llodroom lfll. In New ""''"· W. Yo. Newly romodolod. In . Co11),·112·7481. '*'• ··- 11••• - · • -""'· ~·~· _ _ , Jolll. nl.040 . *81,130 · ... Now Hlme. Coli 101·117·1000 Ea1. R-1101 for 1210 utiNtltl; U30 Mile ut-. -llld. Cll 111·- · 2121 IAIII·IPII. --------:-Nloo -len~.-, 3 - uoo. ,. -1101-.1- ..,........., Elon VHol-711 3ol11 Em..... lid, Ft . - · F1 3348Z. 1\oo 11111-. .,......., ciowft. OH. Coli Nltl 2 Mnd Nlf-lddiUMCI 1111·11 eollool - ..-.-.... - · 1104·111·1211 of· ""1:00. a 2:f· '*-ntoi'nallhboctebod. c:utnr't .......,,..._ -- 2.- .......... - . tiOU.DO.l'looM 1104·171· . 2217. Clllfl-4411-7111. P• 100. OuarentMd Pevment. No l .....c.NolaJ-.. o.t.ill ~ 441·...11 lift• 7PM. t•. - . ,., 111. IUft:. · - i'l .th ..... wttlllb iiiiWit. wet• ;.NI, axnFrM r.r okler 1*10" or couDie. ...t. cMp. ,..,..... 10a. 104-171-.IO. Colll41- Pl.- - ,._, PIWWMII . . . . hofMI l•a ,.., ...., nl don. I•IMm IIIII: A! j - - t n c. Mil fupptrwtra, oell .104-111· l'c:fnt -~ W.Ye. 0croc1 ~ t.r t*rtltlln ...... • .......... atnd~~ 120 -w a....., R - 8141 T• 1..,.. II Aw.. till, u t - 1111· Col Wit pi- . , . _ - •· Q..,d oo::w 1 1 no. Col 204773-1111 ' D..._ lht Mllllll of UrtiiMttldCfiiMUII hoy .--., w..oo~ eeoo.oo Ex· "Oddly enough, boss, the Lodlo:e to he:•• needlocrefl ~0,:=:1,' w o... M.- 2180. :104·171·1413 .. 171-1110. d..,. In their tiDnw. Etrn alftl .... ~~Coli 114·••· 1133 - ~· The Deily Sentinei- Pege- 9 Pomeroy- Middleportt$hio Friday, February 28, 1986 I zu. , J::mlllll: TEf>IO SKULK KOWTOW LARYNX Anawer: WN.t tht geograptler Wll, l"'lturally- "WORLDLY" WISE One letter stands lor another . In this sample A is for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, ·•r apostrophes, the length and lonna lion of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. - ~CRYPTOQUOTE , ..~ 1· 28 O~IENJI C P CQCD.L UOC RAI H J U F HJ POCJXI H QNJA n N N M ll :t llN\(l ti c i ..., PAID X C ZDJ. - J . U S C QQ C I 1~: Y•tenlq'o CrJptA>qaotA!: R~ U LTS! WHY MAN , I . ,.~ HAVE G<>'I1'EN A LOT O F RESUI.Th. I KNOW SEVERAL ......, TIIOUSAND 'Mi!NGS "mAT WON "T WORK. - 'MiOMAS • .. • A. EDISON �Friday. Februarv 28. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy ... ___<_eon_t_m_ued_fro_m..;.pa_ge_1l_ __ Judge processes 32 cases in Meigs Court remain and COOSEquently were blown by the wind through the air. They request damages totaling . $8,500 In thJs claim. In a third claim, the plaintiffs allege that atthe time the rrfendant was preparing the temporary location for the oU tanks, a fence owned by the plaintiffs was negUgently destroyed and that a creek situated entirely on the Jl'operly of the plaintiffs was altered by l!ulldozlng. Plaintiffs allege !hey were !ell 1D clean and realign the creek top-event flooding that would have resulted. They request dam· ages of $l,(XX). In the fourth and final claim, the plaintiffs allege that while the well was being drilled on the adjacent property, the rrtendant dug an earth pit, aboutlO to 15 feet from the plainUffs' property line, where oil, brine and sludge were deposited. PlainUffs fUrther allege that the contmts from the pit were not extracted and that the pit was, lllegally and negligently, covered with dirt, and drain culverts were Installed from the pit to the plalnUffs' creek. '!'he plaintiffs IUIUest $5,(XX) i>r flltt!Er proper1y d81TU1ges allegedzy caused by thJs drainage. Damages In these claims total $44,:m. An additional $00,(XX) In punitive damages Is also requested. Hamilton County ·Republicans endorse Rhodes CINCINNATI (UPI) - The HamUtQn County Republlcan Party executive committee Thursday unanimously endorsed former Gov. James Rhodes for governor and gave an Icy reception to a pair of Republicans challenging Rhodes. Sen. Paul Gillmor, R·Port Clln· ton, president of the Senate. was turned down on his request to rold a news conference in the county Republican headquarters. He was forced to conduct the session In a hallway and complained about the way local Republicans treated him - the highest· ranking GOP office-holder in the state. Sen. Paul Pfeller. R-Bucyrus. compared Rhodes to deposed Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos and drew moans and groans !rom local Republicans. Action filed in court A foreclosure action for prop<>rty In Langsville has been filed try DiaJTIQnd Savings and Loan Co.. DelphOs, against Keith Oiler. Langsville; Gloria Oiler, Langsville; Jackson ?roduction Credit Association. Gallipolis; et a!. A $4,106.24 judgment is rl'(juested In the action. A reriprocal action for child support has been filed by Washington Co. and Susan L. Sayre against Terry Lee Sayre. Market report Thlrty·two cases were processed Wednesday In Meigs County Court . by Judge Patrick O'Brien. Fined were Bailey Dugan of Rutland, Walter Garnes Jr. of Dexter and Danny Walker of. Middleport, each $1000 and costs wtth all but $00 suspende(j, restltu· lion, six months In jail with au but five days suspended, a year probation, petty theft; Floyd McClellan, Pomeroy, six roonths In !all with tlve months suspmrrd, a year· probation and costs, petty theft; 90 days In jan with 60 days suspended, a year probation and costs and obstructing official business. Als<l, Jolulny C. Eblin, Coolville, $l50 and costs, 60-day llcense Slispenskln, three davs In !aU, DWI; Richard Titus, Rutiand, $l50 and costs, 00-day license suspension, thrEe days In jail, DWI; costs only for failure to control; Karen Jacks, Rio Gran&>, $'X) and costs, restltu· tkln, 10. days In jail suspenrrd, passing bad checks; Gary Priddy, Pomeroy, costs ooly and obtain licenses lor three unlicensed dogs; Shirley Yates, Middleport, Sal and costs, failure to display valid reglstralkln; James Priddy, Ru· Uand, $15 and costs, failure to display valid regk>tration; Dannie Adklns, Kenova, W.Va., $.lJ and costs, left of center; D<>uglas Adkins, Middleport, Sll and costs, lett of center; Raymond Patterson, Pomeroy, $'X) and costs, Improper backing; Anne GeUent, costs only, no cl!tld restraint; Gary Martin, 1 .._. $17. ~-~ ID!illllbs. ll~: ~Ills . liD 700 lbs. $41>$5l .lll: 7IDiOO lbs. $41.~: Ill) & hlghl'r SlHM: F\>e(j('f Bulls Good & chofe<>: m :IXl 1... 141>$.'19.~: .'ID41J Ills. l."btro: @~ Ills. $41>$58: 5001!1J lbs. $47.$56.00: 100-100 n:.. $18-153 .~: JOO.IIlllbs. $1&$54: !fK) 8: hl ~her $l').ti,.l Hol.'i . S!E'ers & Bull :mlm I.._. Dl-151 : Butch« Bulls. U!U!tles. $<l2-$6 . ~ : Ctnn£'f's & CuttEn . $.V-k l Butchf'l' C0'4'S. Ut\JII!('S , $.1;,!0-Ji t Cannf."'' & Cutt('f. s:D .SI)..$36: Et. wt . larJ!'('r. SJ).dJwn.: !;prln~r \ eM'S. SJI,.\-$37{): C<M' & Calves. ~$510: V£>31 Calvei Chol('(' & PriiTW'. SR).$95 : Mf'dlum Grade. SIDS7J: Baby calvf>S bv the hrad, s:D-SOO; Top H ~ . nl).'240. $1 2 . ~$44 : Butchi"'" Boars 400 ltfi & up. ~-S.l2.~: Bu!Cht'f &M·~ .J»4X) MIDDLEPORT - lntematlonal Order rl Job's Daughters will meet Sunday, 2 p.m., at the Middleport Masmlc Temple. A councl1 meet· lng will follow the regular meeting. To meet Monday The Middleport Garden Club will hOld Its roonthly meeting at 7:~ p.m. Monday at the Middleport Presbyterian Church. Public Notice River using fY 86 Community Dovolopmont Block Grant funds . The perk cannot be compl<lted oiMwhert In tho vii· logo w~hout oubotontialty changing the acope of the 50% · NO PAYMENTS UNTIL MAY 1 _To Qualified Buyers! lew 86' WI California Style WALL·A·WAY IS Just Arrived ---- Tho project would not bono· ·.:--·-··· here in the county, however, the County Commiaaionera Starting At $199°0 DRESSER - DESK MIRROR - CHEST AllWOOD GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE ROCKER S699 IOOIIUSI WATUIID HIADIOUD WITiliiD DRAWER UNIT •" "'"'" 204 Condor St. Pomery, OH . Phone 992-2975 5 BOARD WATERBEDS STAPUIG AT 69 CAlli I tAllY FlU & Wlllnl HOUIS CloiiCI Mooulay lues.·Fri. 9 fa 5, Sat. 9 fa 1 a THE GRAVELY SYSTEM SEALY POSTUREPEIIC UmHed QuantHies Bargain Mol mees Adm . Every Tuesday $2 .25 S99 40% Off SET AS CASH! Gil -----------------------i : Mountal- C l - Rl~tlay, W. Ya. 1 Admission Not Valid Tuetclay Eva. Saturday or Suncloy MatlnH or Mhlnlght Mowlal : c<.~mb,no' with Ihe clc.u• d·Mil l f,Jnllng 01bullon:lullod 100~ I nylon velvet Bu• nuuy qua nht•cs are lu"ite d I LOYESEAT OPTIONAL AT S299 -------------------- . ·,~ '449 FIXED RATE PONTIACS & GMC 9e 99°/0 VARIABLE ALL USED C4RS 1979 & UP SOME DEALS ARE OREAl 'UT WE HA~E THE kEn TO ABETTER DEAL - SMITH-NELSON MOTORS, Inc. OliO 500 E. MAIII PO.IOY I ...,...., ,....w.,....... 300 4100 ~s:::r otylotl, oil .......... tioo. ' wooll tholn, with hony .... 1oack. Thldt paHol ..... oloown in rich, oorth-10111 ploitl ,.,.,, 36•41 Trtftlo ,... • 4 clloh 5 ~ICE 6000 36x60 TrMIII·boso Tololt, 6 (looiro wHh plalclllorc., . . . .h . 7Pt io.wy -~~~ Cloalro wit~ all. . . . . . . . $149 Drop·leaf I S·Pc. ...DAYS SAME AS CASH Z'll IIIIa ltllll en lt. Zlnll ..,_. . llln: .............. enable the conege to continue attracting students to their ptogram." Paul Lloyd, Dean cl tiE School cl Education at Rio Grancle, said Saturday that the buDding needed upgrading ID keep pace wtth evolving educational requlremmts. "WhUe tl!Bcher education has a long and honored tradition at Rio . RIO RENOVATION- lep1ef!o.t ~vldmc Rl,OOO ilr renovations to Rio Gl'llllde Colep'• Amlver~~~ory Jbll, Pictured above, ki expected Grande," Lloyd said, "educational technology has rooved beyood the resources of.rur currmt facUlty. While plans for the P"Oject have Gramm-Rudman,'; Guthrie said. "But President Reagan has laid the ground work for ellmlhatlon of federal revenue sharing, and there's no doublln my mind that will happen." Guthrie said It CUITelll federal law is not changed, $ffi mUIIon In federal revmue sharing, Including $3.5 million for Franklin County, S8.5 million for Cuyahoga County and $5.8 mW!on lor Hamilton Coonly, will be wiped out Oct. 1. To replace that money without raising taxes, Guthrie wants to restructure the local govenunent fund ·- about thrEe percent of the state's annual budget. He said a 6 percent growth rate I!I each rl the next 10 years Is the key 1D raising the money withlul We Welcome ~ PIM 992·2174 ., • yet to be finalized, the college tentat~•ely expects the renovation to allow for liE development of a clinical resource center and the to be lnlrodueed this week In til! OIJ1o llaw!e or IIepa mtatll'es. Anniversary HaD houses the ooDece's teacher education pro1f11J11. expansion of Its reading program Into the community by offering sununer and weekend classes. upping taxes. For starters, lhe fund must reduce its depenrrncy on the corporate franchise tax because II suffers under bad economic times, Guthrie said. In l9W3, 15.4 percent of the corporate franchise tax, 3.5 perrent Qf the Income tax and 3.5 percent of tiE sales tax made up the $290 million distributed. · Guthrie wants lo cut lhe amounl provided by the corporate franchise cut to 5 percept, and ood the public utility tax as a new source. Unrrr the plan, all sources - tiE corporate franchise tax, tiE public utlllty tax and the sales and Income tax - \\Ould contribute 5 p<>rcent. The blll also would rewrite tiE formula for In addition, the project wOJ UR:rade classroom facilities and improve faculty otllces. WASHINGI'ON (UP!) - Capitol Hill, where the newly enacted Gramm-Rudman balan<I'd budget act was hatched and nurtured, Is feeling tiE linch r:1 the law's flrsl round of spending cuts as mtch as ' any other part of government. · The order requiring $11.7 blllton to be cut from federal spending thJs fiscal year to meet the law's Initial deficit targel was Issued Feb. 1 and became final today. Because Social Securtty and a hanllul of poverty programs are exempt from tbe automatic Gramm· Rudman budget knife, the nrst cui amounts to tS percent for all other domestic 15pendlitg lind a 4.9 percent for the mllltary . ' Celeste has been campaigning Md running for president the last two years," Said fU!odes. "He's the .only goverror I know wh:J has press .\l)nterences once oc twice a ll1Qnth ~Washlngtm. l'm not rumlng for anyiJUni,except goveroor." Rhodes said that while Celeste has been thlnldng about Washlng1Dn, Ohkl has been losing car factories to other states. "We Saturn to Tennessee " said ~- "I think ~leste ~Y be .llte tavorlt~ son In Tennessee. He has !l d!ance to be the favorite son In Kentucky with ToyoiB. He's got a chance to be tavorlle oon In Michigan with Mallda, we lost Mazda. He can be Ill!! favocltesoo In llllno!s, where we IQ5t Chrysler. b, Congress could have used tile past month to rearran&l' the impact of the cuts, but pressures of working on the next 1'18cal year's budget and the n'lative !UtU!Iy of tJjlng to rearrange this year's reductions In just a month worked against any changes. Therefore, Capitol employees are being laid off, ~;=::! otflce staffers who quit are not being r1 newsletter fUnds are being cut. Washlilgton, everything !rom student loan& GeoJotlcal Survey Is being cut. But sornet...... the -impact of the cuta Is more appam1t w~ tillY bit hlme - the hlme rl COngress. The Senate fired 22 staff members, some cl them . ., 1 '• distributing the lund so that try 1996, all rountles wwld receive the same amount of money for each resident. Gutluie said the current formula provides Cuyahoga with $:11 lor each resident, while Clennont County receives $11. The formula Includes a pha.se-001 of t!E automatic onE" twellth set·aslde of the fund for roore p.>pulous areas. Guthrie said that while larger cities wUI argue that "lhelr needs are unique," smaller cities, villages and townshipS need the money lor safety forres and other essential services. Another factor, he said, Is that low-populalkln counties have a greater need for the funds because they lead tiE stale in WJemployment. Celeste administration looks for ways to cope with cuts ~-1 ~lng governor. Congress feels pinch of fii'St I p1o1t1 ... DISCOUNT FURNITURE ball rolling toward an agreement between business and labor on the Injured workers' !nsuranre P'ogram. Tile pair are part of an Informal conference committee assigned to search for a settlement bei>re there is fun her action on leglslatkln. The Senate and House have adopted tiW different bUls eotlhe subject The Senale Finance Committee will meet Tuesday morning to consider money bills relating to coal research financing and upgrading the Ohio Depart· ment of Mental Retardation and Developmen tal Disabilities. A House-passed ethics-in- goverrunent bill will receive the attention of the Senate State and Local Government Committee Thursday rooming. S:~~~==~ se=n .. $179 9. 9 °/o ON MOST'"NEW BUICKS, The package is expected to include more than SJX) million worth of construction on college campuses and universllles. Some new projects will be those left out In 1984 because they could not be afforded. Other parts of the plan wtil include upgrading Ohio's parks and tourist facilities, mental inslltutions, correctional Institutions and wayward yooth facllltles. Key lawmakers from the Senate and House plan to meet privately this week lo see II there is any common ground for a settlement on the burning workers' compensation reform issue. Sen. Richard H. Finan, R· Cincinnati, and Rep. Clifton Skeen, D·Akron. are hoping !bey can start the the colliltl!l:a Rep. Bolter 81llitlded. will provide Ill! modem tacUltlel to · CINCINNATI (UP]) -Former We just have one lllfut · Gov. James RhOOes Dally predicts another. It's the most and he will defeat G<>v. Richard Celeste Inept administration In the t01y In November and serve an unprece-- of Ohio. I mean, this Is the-~. dented tilth term as governor of I'm not pulling something out of till!\ Ohio. sky." \ Rhodes Issued the prediction Rl:lllrrs figured Celeste Is most Friday night while attending a vulnerable because of CJ!lo's sav· Hamilton County Republican Club lngs and loan crisis a year ago. Lincoln dinner with his running Following the collapse of Home mate, Bob Taft. State Savings Bank, . which was "I predict that we'nogolngtowln headed try Celeste political ally the primary and we' no going to win Marvin Warner. Celeste temporar· the general election," said Rhodes. IJy closed 70 savings and loans "It's going to he a close tight for throughout the state when deposl· awhile, but when the plundering tors began making runs on them. keeps going on In the state, I think "In Home State," saki RIKxles, Celeste Is going to be In dlfftcult ·'Celeste did the wock of t~W people shape to ~!eel . - Laure and Hardy." . "Corruption will be the NQ. 1 Rh<ldes ' also contenrrd that Issue," declared Rhodes. "Celeste Celeste Is roore Interested In cannot keep that ball out of the ~t. evmtually ruliDlng for ~!dent ON CLASSIC 818 projects during appearances in Cleveland, Toledo and Cincinnati. Shkurtl declined to discuss specific projecls, bul said the size of the capital program will approximate the 11& outlay of $5.ll mUIIon. He said tiE P'ogram will fall within the state's abWty \Q pay lhe debt service charges, and that' the emphasis will be on maintaining and upgrading existing !acUities and completing projects already slarted. "We want to continue the things that we are already doing," said Shkurtl. "Some of the IJ'Ojects (approved In 11&) we were not.able to finish," he said, adding that the second and thlrd phases cl thOse pfOjects wUI be Included In the new program. Rhodes: I will defeat Celeste Starting At II ~o u love countrv st..,.llng th •s • ~ the Fo m1ly Roo n1 l or y() ui A1Ch . t.eavyw81Qh! pmc ·~ mt Hall," Boster said. "We are pleased to see that the state has seen Its responsibility lor education In southeastern Ohio," .said Rio Grande College and Communit~ College President Dr. Clodus R Smith. "We especially appreciate hav· lng a Rio Gran&> College n-nova· lion being fUnded throogh state support," Dr. Smith said. "The teacher edUcation program housed In Anniversary Halllsooerl COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP]) - With the klomlng posslblllty that federal fUnds fQr kx:al govenuneniS wlll be cooked off, Ohio lawmakers havedraftoo a bUI to replace federal money, and they say It won 't raise state or local taxes. Rep. Marc Guthrie, D· Newark, the sponsor r:l the bill, said the proposal would change tiE tax sources that supply the state's local guvenunent fund and create a formula to I'(Juallze the distribution of the money. The complex b!U, Introduced last week, Is embarking on a legislative journey that Guthrie doesn't expect to conclude this year. "We still can't put our fln~r on the impact of 6 pc. WOOD GROUPS 1159 FULL SIZE Sun.·Thurs .. 7:10 Fri. & Sal .. 7:10. 9:10 Sal. & Sun . Mat., 2:10 Sat. Midnl~hl, 11:10 : '1 50 Off Any Adult ·-l'~e ~-~-- Lawmakers begin dealing with federal cuts 90 DAYS SAME "1 01 Oalmatlons" II snow possible • tmts - RIO GRANDE - Legislation providing nearly $1 million for renovations at Rio Gran&> College and Community College Is expected 1D be Introduced thJs week In the Ohio House of Representatives. .. The biennial capllal approptla· !Ions bill proposes $98l,<m for renovations of Anniversary Hall, which houses the teacher education program at the college. State budgel planners have been negotiating the projects to be ~l!lded Ill the biennial capital plan tor weeks. ' Stall: Representative Jolynn BoB· ter, J>.GaUipolls, said she worked with the House leadership to assunthat the approprtallons proposed lor Rio Gran&> would oot be diminished at any point In the negotiations. "Rlo Gran&> emerged from the months of the capital plan dlscussk>ns with • •(XX) Intact to help fUnd renovatk>ns at Anniversary CHAIRS fit SvracuHif pieced eiHw- are willing to diacuu alter· natives. Anybody wishing to comment should aend written commenta to the Meigs County CourthouM. Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 . Com· mentl will be receiYid until March 11 , 1986. Molgo County c~ Mory Hobotottor, Cl<lrl< 111 28 , He Ohio weather: Renovations at. Rio. proposed in capital appropriations bill Visit Our NetD Slaeteroom . ~- • COLUMBUS (UPI) - GQv. Richard F. CelestewUI send to the Ohio General Assembly Momay a two-year capital constructk>n plan of. aboot SOl mUIIon, emphasizing completion 'of projects that have already been started. The Ohio House Finance Conunlttee has scheduled hearings on tiE outlay Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning. Indications are the General Assembly wants to complete action on the building program before taking a spring recess at lhe end of March. State Finance Director William J. Shkurtl will unveil the program In Columbus Monday morning. Later In the day, Celeste will plug local construction Held Over I I Page A-8 Along lhe River ............... &J.8 Busln-... ... ..................... J).J De&U!s ............................. A.fi EAiitorlals ......... ................ A-2 Sports ............................ ().)-4; Tall&One .... ................. Insert Capital improvements package to be unveiled Savings Up To We mud make roons for our aete 1888 furniture. All odd• aad ewds dbeouated to nao.,e. Mo•t Uenu Ia limited quawtitles. Burrv tor IJest seleetloa. _ Starts Friday , February 21 I Bob Hoeflich discusses 'Right to Read Week'- Inside: A Multimedia Inc . Newapaper tiona! pert! within SyrecuM. Sot . & Sun ., All Seats $2 .25 Sun .·Thurs .. 7:00 Fri. & Sat ., 7:00, 9:00 Sal. & Sun. Mal. , 2:00 Sal. Midni2hl. 12:00 -Page D-1 Page A-2 VETERANS MEMORIAL Stephen While, Reedsville; Gladys Shumway, Long Bottom; Hazel Shain, Pomeroy. Discharges - WW!am Elchln· ger, Rutry Frick, Goldie Lawoon, Larry Powell, Judy McNickle; Stephen White. silts of conatructing a 10x10 ft. oholtorhouoe. Thlo would be the ontv recrH· Admission Pri\e Polic y "Jewel of The Nile" "PG" Jame!i AdmissiOns - project. While development in a floodplain is limited by fwderal lew, development specifically for a rec:rH tionel u11 ia conJidered eccepteble. The project con· MO IJNTW;rff ~c~P ' ·. ~! J. Kilpatrick on the 'Genocide Treaty' - banquet speaker 12 Sactiono, 120 Pog.. 50 Conto Wall·To·Wall SeJ·J out!· TWIN . , · - "! [ ~ ' Hospital news Page·C-1 Reds 'Dream Week' Chamber Town I Countrr's EARLY PUBLIC NOTICE Tho Moigo County Com· miniontrl are undertaking the Syrac:uM Perk project in the floodway of the Ohio lbs. IJ5. l0~17: rorro lbs. m -SIEil. 500ruJ lbs. S!l-112: Pl•s ~ th<' h<'ad !16-135. (inemc\']) Van Cooney, Pomeroy, $50; Patrick Hudson, Birmingham, Mich., a>; Christine Potyonek, Warren, $41, all lor speeding; Kenneth Webl;l, Jeny' Joseph and Keith Lute, aU f! Portsmouth, a> each i>r srootlng at oc attempting to take a deer~ or across a public road . To meet Monday VAILE\' LIV !;STOCK SaW Evf'l")' Satunlas 1 p.m. Martcd Repon February 15. M Trmds: \'(>al cah'£5 steady. F('('(k>r cattlE' ste-ad)' cows Sl-S2 H. Ff'(>der Stt."Prs Good & ChOico: 2!il-Dl 1.._. ISUilUil: llHXl Ill;. "'H63: ID51Jl I... 15U61: roQlO 1,._ ~-~: ®100 n:.. 151 ·156.lll: 'lll).IIX) Ills. $19$7: Ill) & hlgh<'f $1Sl.'JS; Fe«<<r Hetfl'!'S ~::::::::::=====;i Good & Cholco: ~Dl lbs. S45lll.$li: ~ 1 ~1\14 : Letart Fa Us, $5 and costs, failure to license dog; $5 and costs, permitting dog to run at lar&£'; Mitchell Holley Sr., Racine, $10 and costs, assured clear distance. Fined for spoodlng were John Circle, Galena, $23 and costs; Jean Brousseau, Weiland, Ontario, Sal and · costs; James Williams, Vienna, W.Va., ~ and costs; Leona G<>tf, Winfield, W.Va., $21 and costs; David Dorst, Shade, $21 and costs; Cindy Warren, Racine, $23 and costs; Richard Cutten, Gallipolis, S23 and costs; Homer Newell, West Columbia, $21 and wsts; Cattw Preiser, AliEns, $al and costs. Forfeiting bonds In county court were Walter Smith, Mason, W.Va., $45, possession of marijuana; Paul PREDICTS VICTORY -Fonner Gov. James Rllodes llally predicts he wW defeat Gov. Rlcllard ee~e~tte 1a November aad aerve 811 unprecedeoCed fifth tenn as IQVemor rl Oblo. COLUMBUS, Ohio IUPI) -Gov. Rlchard Celeste has directed his administration to begin looking for ways to cope with the estimated $110 mltuon In federal cuts !rom Ohk>'s allotment over the next seven months. The governor Issued his directive Friday, whlle delivering a sharp blast al what he called the Reagan administration's "Irresponsible" fiscal policies. "'The Gramm-Rudman BIU is the price lag for a !ailed Republican flsc~l policy and an Irresponsible way to reduce the federal budget deficit,'' said Celeste. He said there Is much contusion over how the cuts will be made, but noted Saturday Is thefirstdayclthe automatic 4.3 percent across-thE'- Gram~·Rudman longtime employees with senklrtty but no jQbsecUrtty because fi.'W Capitol workers have the rigllt to unioniZe under a congressional selt-exemptlon from lalior laWS. Many of the staff posts are patronage jobs that change wllh the leadership of tiE body. "I've lost two valuable staff people," said Rep. Mike Lowery, DWash., a member of the House Budget Committee. "One of my committees Is going to lose 10. Gramm· Rudman Is tough." · Lowery also said Gramm- Rudman means 150,000 students will he cut from the stuaent ban program and the Head Start program !Or pre-kindergarten yQU~WSters will suffer a S47 mWlon toss. But overall, the cuts are mlnim_al compared_!!) the board reductions. "Everyone agrees the ferrral government sh:Juld balanCf' Its bldget, but I do not ix'lleve Ohioans think It iS lair to simply balance il oo the backs of students, sm tors. small businesses. cities and workers," said Ihe govPrnor. "Putting 1hi' federal government on automatic pilot Is not the answer." Celeste dlrr<'ted all Ca binet members to avoid for the nex1 ~ days any actions Imposing hard· ships on Ohk> cltlzt'ns. He also dlr!'Cted Cabinet members to ldenl i~ areas in which there mlght be regulatory n-lief from the fede ral government, allowing tiE state to serve citizens with available resourres. budget cut second round of,autornattc cuts Ihat may be required Oct. 1 If Congress and the president taU by then to agree on a fo1mula for meeting ttr rex! deflcll lar&£"1: set by the law. : To achieve that goal, Congress must dec!&> what budget cuts and tax hjkes are IX'C{'Ssary to lower the dellc!llrom Sill! billiOn to $144 billion. "If poopledon't Hketheappetlzt'r. they better watch out for the entree,'' said House Budget C<munlltee Chairman WIIUam Gray, D-Pa. · The automatic budget'i:llitlng procedure unrrr Gramm· Rudman IS betng challenged In the oourts, but the deficit ceilings are not ., � 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/. 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