https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cf4275a791b9998ab33f8895dc29fe77.pdf 155d43dc42716ebfb2303fc23519b413 PDF Text Text Page-14- The Daily Sentinel Thursday, Man:h 20, 1986 Ohio ELBERFELD'S t's · Take a stand - 144 yearS • LADIES' SLIPS Vol.35, No.238 Page 10 • enttne 1 Secdons, 10 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, March 21, 1986 25 C..ts A Multimedia Inc. Newspeper Locks repair I ~· I work nears completion GAU.IPOLIS - Provided no unexpected problems arise, repair work at the Gallipolis Locks and Dam should be completed some· time today and a backlog of some~ tows with mane than :m barges will begin to move through the smallest locking chamber In the Ohio River system, according to David S. Baya~d. Chief of Public Affairs for the Huntington District of the U.S. Army Coil's of Engineers. "Weare resettlngtheeye-barthis morning," Bayard said from the Huntington office. "We said It would probably lake three days to make the nepairs and it looks like we wlll meel our schedule. " Workersarereplacinganeye-bar Ihalls set at a 45 degree angle tot he locking gate. The bar and pins that held it In place were damaged when the captain of the motor vessel '"TrojanWanior," ownedbyCoreo Inc., of Dubuque, lll. , and operated by Marquette Transportation Co., of CassvUie, Wis. , misjudged hls speed and struck the main locking gate at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday. Before replacing the ba r, workers from the Corps and its repair fleet had to secune the lock gat~ so It wouldn't shift when the hinge was removed, pins holding the eye-bar in place had to be removed, the bar removed and material welded to Its anchor to the !ockwall and a hole In the wall - redrUled . Bayard said the Carr-; dld not know how much the repairs would ~~ ' at y e . Copyrighted 1986 ! 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Special Sale Price $1150 SALE STARTS FRIDAy MARCH 21 GET PARTICULARS IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENT. 1st FLOOR DRESS SHIRTS - COLUMBUS, Ohio <UPi l - A bill backed by the Appalachian Legislative Delegation might pit one economically deprived part of the stat e against another. a House Economic Affairs and Federal Relations C'omm illee member says. The rommlttee heard testimony Wednesday in favor of the bill, which would establish an Office of Appalachian Ohio to address special needs of the sta te's 28 Appal· achian counties. The recently Jormed delegation, which Includes 17 legislators repn'S<'ntlng Ohio's Appalachian negton, hoprs the bill will en sull' that the rounti~s continue necelvlng =nomic help alter the federal Appalachian Regional Commission is eliminated next yea r. ARC' aineady has neduced Its funding to Ohio from $13 million In 1979 to about $1 million this year. Ohio' s branch. which is part of the Department of Development, had about 12 staff members in 1\rn. Only one fulltime position remains . Rep. Robert Hagan, the commit· tee's vice-chairman , questioned whether the proposed d!lce would place other economically de· pl'!'ssed areas, such as Young. stown, at a disadvantage when competing for funding . He aiso questioned whether a solution even exists lor Appalachia 's continuing problems. "The gnawing question for me is , are there answers to these problems? And aren't we competing with each other?" he said. Roxanne GroH, an Athens County commlssioner, told committee members that the neglon could p.~ll Itself out of recession ~ it had the flnanclai means to develop Its pJtentlai. "We may be behind economl· cally, but not with oor plans lor the future," she said. She said southeastern Ohio Is knov.n tor beautiful landscape. but the area needs Improved roads and accommodations to draw a slgnlfi· cant share of Ohio's tourism trade. Rep. Jolyrm Boster, D·Gallipolis , the bill's SpJnsor, said the dflce Is needed to bring Appaiachlan coun· ties ' unique economic problems to the state government's attention. Smashing success WE HAVE rr HERE- "It Might as Well be Spring", die sec011d annual style show of the Pomeroy Area l'tlerchants Assoclati011 was a smashing suocess! 'llle message of "shop at home, we've got It here" was weD conveyed In the variety of ensembles IOOdeled In the show. At lop, theCHORALIERS slngthelrwaythrough a medley of show tunes and spring songs at 'lbursday's style show of the Pomeroy Area Merchants Assoclatl011. 'The Choralers were tauler the direction of Gay Plpperi. Their program, along with music by organist Annand Turley, gave a special touch lo the parade of spring fashions In the Pomeroy Municipal Building Ulldllorlwn. At boUom right, Jill Nease, wearing a black prom grown with electric blue accents, fashioned by her grandmother, Is escorted by Pat Johnson In his black cla!tilc tuxedo as they display some of the fonnal attire was Included In the 87 ensembles modeled at last night's show. Elegant and feminine In elthervMdsorpaliels Is the look of the 80's In fonnal wear. Upset President calls Contra aid defeat 'dark day for freedom'; seeks support WASHINGTON tUPli - A disappointed President Reagan, ca lling the defeat of his Contra aid package in the House "a dark day for freedom. " sa ys the ba t tle In the Senate wUI brin g him the victOIJ' the "good cause rightly deserves." Senate Republican leader Robert Dole, who ml't with Reagan shortly after the House voted 222-210 to reject the package, described the pnesldent as "disappointed, not happy" a nd said he wanted to "start tomorrow" drumming up vc tes in the Senate for his nex t try a t Cont ra ald. Dole 's a sS<'s sm~nt of Reagan 's mood was milder !han a formal White House statement , which I '14 .96 SHIRTS ... .. ............ SALE "16.00 SHIRTS .. .. .... ......... SALE "19.00 SHIRTS ................. SALE '22 .00 SHIRTS ........ .. ....... SALE read: "Today's vote in the House of Representatives was a dark day for fneedom. "This vat~ must be reversed," he cleclared , and exp r e s s e d his "solemn determin ation to rome back, again and again, until this battle is won, until fri'edom Is given the ch ance It deserves in Nl cara~:~~ a . "We are gaining ground. We are winning convert s," Reag an said . "The next battle will bring us the victory this just and good cause rightly deserves . Reagan staged one of the most intensive legislative lobbying cam· palgns of his presldenc)• in the first round of his st ruggle lor the $100 million aid package lor the nebels seeking to owrthrow the Marxist· led Sandlnlsta government. He saw 9oJ members of Congress, made countless telephonP ca lls, 20 of them made as vat~ time approac hed Thu rsday. After the Hou se vot ~ . Reagan aides and suppo11 ers hu rried to map out strategy for their next move. Dole said th~ Senate likd~· will open d eba t ~ on tho propJsal TUesday. Richard Lugar, chairman of the Senate For~ ign Relations Commit· te<>, said Reagan suggested In an Oval Office m<'('ting shortly aft ~r the House votc that a last·minute deal the president alie ned the House In vain be incorpora ted In to the Senate measun' when It is called up. And it appeared that ~ven mane deals might be In the works to give the propJsal a better chana> of passage. Reagan h~d aliened Wednesday to delay sending most arms to the Contras for up to !ll days and renew peace negotiations with Managua. But the deal was not enough to close 1he vctE' gap , apparently because It included the immediate shipment of su rface-to·Hir mi ssilf\s and some othe r war ma trri<'l to th~ relx'L, . " The So,· i~l Cnion cannot be permitted to enjoy the luxury of knowing tha t onC!' raptur<'d , a country 11111 br r~lega ted !of('vcr to · the commu nisi camp. We dec! art' our Wlwaver ing support for frf'(\- dom and for pea('('·loving people struggling to ov<•rromc communist tyranny," Reag11n said . Date changed for rape trial Our new spring line ready for your selection. Solid colors. white, neat stripes, oxford cloths, short sleeve styles in neck sizes 14Y, to 17%. Regular or button down collar. ELBERFELDS I ' Now when you purchase any 3-pack of Hanes® men's underwear. Hanes will send you a $2 .00 rsfu nd. ·~ VAN HEUSEN· When you buy Hanes· cost, but he expects It to be "In the tens of trousands of dollars." The Call's will compute the workers' time sheets and the cost of materia is alter the repairs are completed before determining the exact cost . However, he did esUmate that based oo $350 per hour per tow, the accident has cost around $2BO,tm In delay time. It will take at least two days or continuous locking to get liver traffic back to normal, Bayard said. On the average, about 12 tows per day are locked through the dam, and under optimum condl· tions , lt takes about an hOur !or each cycle. Some tows, because of their length, have to be broken into sections to be locked through. In addition to the main 60J.!oot lock , the J:iO.!oot auxUiary lock is out of service untU May, pending nepalrs. The auxiliary lock was closed when a winter Inspection found some of the woodengatecells were rotten and others were missing. Because of high water , repairs have been hampered and postponed untU May. Congressional auloortzatlon for the construction of a new 1.7-mUe channel with a 1,:nl-!oot lock at the dam wtll become et!ectlve In May and President Reagan has Included Sl5 million In the proposed 1987 budget to complete plans and begin land acquisition for the $335 mUilon project·. Actual construction on the project is scheduled to begin In l!ll9. •1 1 .95 '12.75 •15. 15 0 17.65 board ~ber; Nonnan \WI, bOard member; Jane Frymyer, director, Sbenocl Browll; Doa Collins, board membel', llllcl Mlcbelle Jeakn, lleld repi'I!IIEII· tatlve for the Seeretary ot State. NEW MEMBERS TAKE OAm - Secret., of Stale Sherrod Brown swore In newt;y IIPpoiDted members of lhe Melp CGulioy Board ot ElectioN during his recent "traveling ofllee" vall. Boanlllld !ialf members, shown lell lo rf«ht, are BDI CAJun, ' ,, POMEROY - A jury trtal lor Pomeroy resident Jimmie Jude, charged with rape In Meigs County, bas been scheduled for May 21. The trtal was orlglnally to be held March 19, but was continued al the nequest of the de(ense counsel. At this time, Jude is being held In Athens where he Is undergoing psychiatric testing to determine his competency to stand trtal. Dennis Hysell and Blll M. Carswell, both of Pomeroy, have been sentenced by Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight to stx months In the OhJo State Retonnatory on each of two counts of breaking and entering. The two Illegally entered J&R Sport Shop on Aug. 6 and Meek's GI'OCI'ry on Aug. 11. A 5eCQIId court en!Jy released Hysell and Carswell on three year's probation and 120 hours of community S<'tvire . Central Trust of Middleport has been awarded judgments or $13,316.75 plus Interest In a foneclosure action against J~ne Lee Brooks, ReedsvU ie; and $27,842.11 plus Interest in a foreclOsure action against Osby A. Martin, Katy, 1'><., el al. An entry has been ftled confirm· lng the sale of property In a foreclosure action by Diamond Savings and Loan , Pomeroy, against Marcia M. Spaulding, also known as Marcla M. Terry, et al. The plaintiff purchased the property lor $41,00! and was awarded a deficiency judgment from the · defendant In the amount of $15.«44. Upon motion c1 the plalntltf. Countymark Inc. and Landmark Inc., have been dismissed as defendan ts In a """' flied by Ja!Jl('S Lucas, Rutland . against MGM : Farm City Inc .. Pomeroy, et al. A notice d appeal has been filed · In the ca se of Richa rd R. Youf11! , Racine, against Michael J . McC ul · ' lion, reg istrar. Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Columbus. Bonnie Lightfoot. Janice Youf11!, Klla Young, Carol Cundiff and ~ Chrystal Whitlatch have beeh : appointed by the court to act as · court reporters . : ·: In other man ers. cases tued by ' Home National Bank, Racine, , against William J . Halley, Syra'-·; cuse, et al; Anna D. Clonch: : ' • Pomeroy, against Ellis S. Clonch,' Pomeroy; and Teresa A. Evans, ~ Long Bottom, against John J. · Evans, Long Bottom, have all bei>A •. dismissed . . .- . �Friday, March 21. 1988 Colnmenta The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOO'ED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEiGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher /Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The UnitEd PrE:>Ss lnttlrn aUonal, Inland Dailv Prr5s Associa tion and the Ameri ca n Newspaper Publishers Association. · LETTERS OF OPIN IO N are- welcome. They shoukt be less than DJ words k>nf,l. All letters are subject to editing and must bf' signEd with nartlf'. address and ttlephone numb4:'r . No unsigned lt>tters will tK> publl sht'd. Letters should be in good taste. addresslng lssuf'S. not pt>rsonalltles Farm bill-revisions Presldmt Reagan signed Into law a bill making chang~>s tn t111> 1985 flv.,.year farm law, but said hE' rl'fused to USE' t!F bill's autroritv to make • advanre crop loans to farmers. Reagan, signing the bill Thursday, the 14th annual obse.-vance of Na tional Agriculture Day. said the measure does not corroct aU of the deficiencies In thE' 1985 farm law, but it "repn'SI!I rn !'rlme Improvement ... Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng immediately put tl1l> dlangl's Into effect. Farmers are In the midst of enrolling for 1986 farm programs. Delays in enacting the latest bill had caused the Agriculture Department to postpone the beginning of the signup for three days until March 6. And for more than two weeks. the ~V<'rnment has lac ked money to pay farm subsidies as Congress has wrangled over amendments to a $5 billion measure to llnanre the Commodity Credlt Corp. Action on farm blll changE'S. just three months after the major bill was enacted. was held up by a fight mer the advanCI' loan Issue. Congress. In a non·bindlng ll'SOlution. originally said tt.> administration "shall " provide extra spring planting cash to farmers by o!fering In advance haH d crop price support loans. made after harvest. Under pressure from the administration, Congress deleted the word "shall." Reagan . In signing the bill. said he was pleased Congress changl'd tiF language "to make clear that this program Is completely discretionary . The program Is Ill-advised and wmecessary and 1'1'\Y administration will not use lts discretion to implement It." Tht' administration had already altered advanCP payment of 4) percent of crop subsidies usually paid several months alter harvest. A key thrust of the amendments Reagan signed would restore much c1 a reduction In farm yields used In calculating subsidies for grain and cotton farmers. The new measure spoclfies new yil'ld formula cuts can be oo greater than 3 percent this year and no more than 5 percent next year. Congress also reversed itseH on a program that would have Pi'rmitted some grain and cotton farmers to shUt to ot!Fr crops because c1 concern that Indirectly subsidized production would have caused price· depressing surpluses of other crops. Lyng said farmers woo planted or contracted to plant cthercrops before Feb. 26 can go ahead with their plans. The newly signed law changl'S the way Gramm· Rudman budget cuts are applled to mllk supports by rrquiring a Ukety 12-cent increase In a 40-cent asSl'Ssment on every 100 pounds of milk. The 40-cent assessment will finanCE' a program to pay some dairy farmers to leave the business. The administration had tried to target a cut In dairy spending by lowering the support price paid for surplus dairy products taken mer by the government. To offset costs of grain and cotton changes. Congress agreed to cut in halt to $1 biiUon the value of surplus commoditil's available to subsidize C.S. farm exports. Reagan said the cut to $1 billion " will allow the United States to encourage export promotion witoout threa tening our trade policy or our national seo:urit y." Letter to the editor • He has rights too Mr. Batey, in your "scorching" letter of oow Mr. Hysell didn 't have !IF right to take his appeal to the public in t!F form of a petition in till' most public of all places taltl'f all -everyone has to call. you forgot a couple of t hings. First everyone has the right to an opinion. whether ><Ju agree or not. and the right to bring that to tiF public. Srcondtv. vou would deny him the right uia 1 )·ou take so fr""lYevery time you write one of vour letters to tt.> mltor. The right to fre<>dom of speech. not to mention the rtght to believe in something Import ant to him , his son's right to a lair trial. Whether you believe In his Innocence or guilt Is of little consequence. because Jbese rights are guarante<>d us. Otherwise you wouldn't be allowed to approve or disapprove, who Is desetving of these rights. Aren 't you glad we have this fre<>dom? Shetley Proffitt Portland. Ohio Feels sentence too light I fC<'Ilike Tracy Hysell got elf roo easy and I can't believe that people <rtually want him pardoned alter It was proved In court that he killed a member of my family, Doug Rosemoouem. He'sonty gNting6 to 25 years and will stllllx> younl! when be gets out of prison. 1 feel like his srntenC<' was light in comparison to a man that will NEVER SEE the light again . Mrs. Tracev Smith MlddlepQrt. Ohio Support from fellow teachers In answer to tlr Jetter printed In the trip are as follows : the newspaper on Monday. con· A student woo does rot apply cerntng the Pomeroy Elementary himself In school and homework. School and t be 6th grade fteld trip. A st~dent woo does not pass the we would like to voice rur opinions required subjects. to the letter and give support to the A student woo Is a discipline 6th grade teacher. problem and gets 3 paddllngs First of all , all of us here at during the year. Pomeroy Elementary, woo have We a! Pomeroy Elementary chosen the teaching profession, do would like to say that the sixth so because of our interest and grade teacher Is oolng a fine job of caring lor all children . OJr ]obis to teaching and organizing the field teach, only . trlp. In doing our Job. we oope to We support her all tl1l> way and accomplish this In a creative and hope she a'nd her students have an enjoyable manner: to spark a educational and tun-tilled trip. chUd's mind to want to learn: to Signed: Jon I Jeffers, Jamie give him/ her Incentives and goats Blaettnar, Suzy Carpenter, Julie to reach. Our goal Is to educate Byer, Ida Diehl, Marslla Radacltlldren in the best way possible. bangh, Christine Wakefield, Betsy As tor the sixth grade Oeld trtp, Horky, Debbie Sebert, Mary Caeach student lmew tiF rules of rolyn Wtly, Bonnie Fisher, Carol eUgibillty to go on that trip. The Ohlinger, Marjorie Gllils. Mae rules tor not being allowed to go 00 Young, Judy Carter, KatiiY Haley, Linda Zarnoch. Page 2-lhe Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Fridav. March 21. 1988 Vive La France Willinm F. Buckleylr. --------------------------------~----~~- Sure, It would have been fine It Francois Mltterrand's Socialists had oone less well than the 32 j;errent they did in the eloctl:ln, but there are tiF bright spots, and they . are very bright Meed: I I Surviving dlflerenres between tl1l> socialists and the oonse.-vatlves In Franre give the right wing about the same margin mer the left that Ronald Reagan got over Wlta rnhisname In the election d 1931. In order to stretdl their total to 42 perrent. the Socialists would have to accept the Ignominy of a coalition with the Communists. Mltterrand's Socialists have of course oone this before, up untO the reslgnati>n of four Communist Cabinet officers a couple of years ago. And we should bear In mind that in France (as kt Italy!. confederatl:ln with the Com· muntsts Is not viewed as tl1l> blasphemy It ought to be, this because of the European traditi>n that acrepts Communists as mere left-wlngers rather than as what they In effect have become, namely agents of tiF Kremlin. Up against suclt a coallti>n, the conservatives could bring In JeanMarie Le Pen, a distasteful trought but not one the avoidance d wltlclt Is likely ~ cause the collapse of a conservative government. What Le Pen is primarlly is a xenopoore. and If truth must be told, there Is just a little trace of xenopoobla In evecy little Fll'ndlman. It goes with self-esteem. if It Is true that the highest order of civillzati>n In the world Is Fll'ndl, then everything ron-Frendlls just a little, je ne sals pas quat, Interior. Since Le Pen's most rabid poslti>ns · are never goln~ to IE acrepted by the Gaulllsts, and since Le Pen Is hardly going to cast his 32 votes (roughly the equivalent or the Communist minority) In order to trlng on a return. to the !'Oclallst government, Le Pen's NatiOnal Front Is a sate counterpart to the left's Communists. 2) Two events that have oothing ~ oo with the maladministration of Mltterrand did a lot to boost his standing from the widely anticipated 25 percent, to the 32 percent he wound up with. The first was the brred devaluati>n of the dollar, the ooing of a financial cabal headed up by U.S. Treasury Secretary James Baker. The revived franc, which had Just about disappeared under Mr. Mitterrand's dogmatic socialIsm d the first two years, did much · to attenuate the public understandIng or thE' economic chaos hE' caused In France. Add to this the collapse In the !rlre of oil. down 50 perrent dlrlng the critical last three months. Suctlenly every Frenchman saw his francs a) increase hugely In value vis-a-vis the dollar. and b) Increase hugPly In value vis-a-vis the oil FranCE' needs to ~- fciltT WICN ~1'.~-"'£1-EG.tlN!l.<"":..,_,-··;.::::~ ""' l 1-i ·' "I il " . .. ··". Import. Mitterrand can hardly take responslbllity for these developments. over which be had no rontrol. 31 But the biggest news of all Is the adulteration d soclallst dogma, thankS Ill the e>eperienre ct Millerrand between l!m and 1983. Much d what one beard from the Socialists during the past year or so Is oot sharply distinguished from what one bears from conservatives. There Is of course a difference, but just as t111> Communists have been reduced In power from 25 percent to 10 percent. so It Is safe to generalize that oogmatlc socialism has been reduced pro tanto. They speak oow of "right-wing soclallstJ;" who are not easlly distinguished from mod· erate conservatives. In a word, all of Franre has moved to the right. 4) Now what Mltterrand wW do we do not lalow. On the whole, people woo are presidents prefer being president to being anything else, DeGaulle being a proud exception. Mitterrand has accepted a sumrnJt confenmre in Tokyo In May. Well, as far as the French Constitution Is concerned, be could go to tokyo and play croquet with the emperor. but It Is the prime minister who wUI do the trading, because the French Constitution says that "the Prime Minister ronducts the poUctes d the nation." What Mitterrand can do is seek to aggravate latent and not-so-latent antagonisms between the ronservaUve Big Three: Jacques Chlrac. Raymond Barre and Valery Gtscard d'Estalng. He can try to stir up internecine conflict, then quickly call a snap eloctton. He has the power to dissolve Parliament (so does the Queen d England, theoretically), and OOPi' for a sudden reversal of French sentiment. But the French have suffered a great deal under Mitterrand and the likelihood that fraternal warfare Is going to cause the voters to r~ltion their blindfolds and vote for their Impoverishment under another bout of old-time socialism Is very slight. So St. Patrick's Day turned out to be very much a vive la France day. First Amendment rights Jack Anderson & Dale Van At~a WASHINGTON -A citizen Oles false arrest charg~>s against a pollee depanment and loses; the city sues him for damages. Protesters demonstrate peace· fully against construct on of a nuclear power plant; the county sues them for "intl'l'lerenre." A man writes to President Reagan opposing a candidate for U.S. attorney; wren the rominatlon. falls through, the letter writer Is sued for libel by the would-be nominee. These cases are part of an ominous trend in our litigious society: lawsuits filed against citizens woo exercise their constitu· tionally guaranteed tight "to petl· lion the ~vernment for a redress of grievances." What' s particularly alarming about this trend Is the growing number of suits that are filed by officials or employees of govern· menr agencies. according to Pro· frssor George Pring of the Untver· slty of Denver Law School. Pring !Fads the sdlool's "Intimidation law.;ult project," which has doru· mented nearly 100 cases of legal actions brought against citizens engaged In discussion cl public issues at various levels of government. In none of tiF cases studied did the plaintiff win any money. But even when they bse, the lntlmidators win - by punishing the defendants with costly legal fees, and by "chtlllng" tuturecornplalnts or criticism as word spreads that it's dangerous to cross the plaln· lifts. Here are !Orne of tl1l> cases Pring cites In hlo study: -John Miner. a deputy sheriff in Maryland. arrested Joseph Novotny on a druaken-drlvlng dlarg~> . He also chargl'd him with battery after Novotny spit In the deputy's lace. Two days later, Novotny complained of pollee brutality. Miner was cleared of the dlarg~>and sued Novotny for defamation. Intentional inDiction of emotional distress and abuse of [J'OCess. The courts disrnJssed the case on First Amendment grounds. - Two citizens Invited to testify at a city council mretlng in tl1l> Midwest rhargl'd that a certain pollee officer had been writing false speeding Uckets to meet a quota. The officer sued them for $1.5 mlllion; the case is stU! being fought . - Richard Bozek filed false arrest chargl'S against the city of Long Beach, Callt., and t\10 of Its police officers. He lost his case. The city then sued Bozek to recover Its legal expenses. The state supreme court dismissed the city's case. stating that "the bringing of suits against the government ts absolutely privileged." Even when government officials and employees have the best of motives, sud! legal response 10 citizens' coniplaintswtll undeniably make ot!Frs reluctant to bring charg~>s against pollee o!flcers This was acknowledged by ~ mem!Fr of the International Broth· eroood of Pollee Officers several yearsagowbenbesatd: "Wherewe have struck hack, the number of polire lrutality complaints dropped sharply." San Luis Obispo County. Callf.. sued a number of nuclear power plant protesters for nearly $3 million when their peaceful demonsirations delayed opening of a power plant. Pring. who tiled a fi'lend.of-lbe-<.'Ourt brief In the case. said It Is typical ri tt.> trend toward Intimidation lawsuits. -A man sent two invocttve-tll1ed letters to the president, opposing the nomination of a U.S attorney. The prospoctive nominee sued tor libel when be failed to get the oominatton. The Supreme Court dismissed the case. Footnote: Some of the facts tn this column were furnished by the Drew Pearson Foundation, which l~ gudying abuse of the legal system. Tax-exempt contrlbuUons can he sent to thE' foundation at P.O. Box lm. Washington, D.C .. :.nl!3. How much is enough ?_____A_r_tB_u_ch_wa_ld Corroctlon: Last week in a "II things go tl1l> way we want column l stated that Patrick them to , the contras will Increase Buchanan had served In the United their forces tenfold. They will need States Marine Corps. ! mlsspoke. lt training. anns. helicopters and turns out that Mr. Buchanan has a ooats. WI trout oor $lnl million they bad knee and never served In (!tall will never last In the field." any 1unital 1 of our armed forres. I "How are you going to persuade apologizl' for any emoorrassment! Congress to give you m million In may have caused him. aid so quickly after they gave yoo And speaking of Pat Buchanan. S!OO million?" this Is the bl~ day In Congress when "We'll embarrass them. We'll Ry the good guys vote against the nine RJ>publiran congressmen in Communists on Nicaragua. At Air Forre One to Nicaragua: stake Is not only S!OO million , but President Reagan wtll go on whether the United States will television and say thE' m Is the become a slave people ruled by the Freedom Fighters' last dlanCP; Sandintstas. 1lte world will be and Pat Buchanan will demand watching to see H the contras get that l'Veryone against the fund s be their money. tried for treason. II all else falls. Let us. lor arguml'llt's sake, say we'll just take the money out of the that the aid Is voted. What has not Social Security Fund for Covert been addressed Is what happens Western Hemisphere Operations.•• alter the money Is used up·. As Cap "Okay. Now the contras have Weinberger knows. SlOO million $~million. which will last for. let's hardly buys a good co!fee pot these say. eight months. The Freedom days. It won't even g~>t yoo a Fighters have we~~ a few battles and working armored personnel carrier are raising bell In the countryside. or halt of a submarine. So we But oilre more they're tapped oot. assume that even by spending How do you persuade the American judiciously. the Freedom Fighters people to go to tile well again?" will run out of the $100 million In six "I see oo way the people can cut months. The crunch for new tuoos and run row. We have too much at will come 001r the end of !IF year. stake In Nicaragua. CMgress How much will It (!tal) really would be fools 1101' to support the (unital) cost us? President's supplemental request I posed this question to a per!rln In for n billion... the White House. "I thought the !lgure would be "It you get $100 million from someWhere around that." Congress for the contras and they " It can't he uy lower, partiruuse It up. what do )IOU oo next?" larty It we haYI! to build a major "We ask tor a sman supplemen~~ to INJIPOrl the tal appropriatltm of $5flfl million." " Why $1!00 million?" "l «kkn 'I tmAr the 0011tras had "To protect the $100 million we paratroopers." gave the Freedom Fighters "They don't haveparaboopers before." (ltal) we (unital) have paratroop"You mean lttakes$1nlmllllonto ers. The rule~ thumb Ia thalli you protect 100?'' give a country a biWon dollars In :lit I military ald you always have to SEIId in the paratroopers." "But the President promised he wouldn't SEIId any of our boys into Nicaragua." "They (Ita!) aren't (unital) boys, they're paratroopers." "Let's say lhe$1 billion only lasts fbr a year. What happens when the contras run out of that ?" "We give them SlO billion, guarded by the U.S. armedforres." " Why are we dispatching American troops now•" " You don't think we're going to trust a bunch of bearded guerrlllas in the bush with American money?'' The Daily Sentinei-Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Columbus South, Akron Central Hower. advance to Class .AAA champinship tilt DAYTON. Ohio iUPli - 11 could be a Columbus South sweep ri this )·ea r's Class AM basketball titles come about 12 : 311 Saturday sive back for Ohio State foot ball Coach Earle Bruce, broke the I\" me open with three consecutive baskets with a 61 -second period. That gave South a 49·33 lead with 3:57 to play in the game. "Cupe is a compet itor," said South Coach Dick Rickett s. " He wants to win. He has Improved a tot since the beginning of the yea r . Ricketts gave his team's defense credit for the win, especially holding King's all- Ohio LaBron Gladden to only 8 points. "We always want to pia)' good defense and get the ball In side," said Ricketts. ilftcrnoon . Thr unrated Bulldog boys set up that possibility Thursday night with a convincing 5546 win over 7th~ ranked Lorain Admiral King at the University of Dayton Arena in the semifinals of tho MA state tournament . That win put Sout.h, now 19-B, into Saturday's 11: 10 a. m. champion· ship game against Akron Central· Hower, a 6446 victory over Mount Healthy in the other sem~inal cont es t. Only last Saturday, the South girls captured the girls MA championship in Akron. and a win by the boys Saturday would provide the sc hool with the first "sweep" since the girts tournament began 11 years ago. The South win over Admiral King. sparked by guard Tony Cupe with 19 points and center William Patterson with 15 points and 10 rebounds, came surprisingly easy. Tht' Bulldogs led 27-16at halftime and never IP<i by tess than five points the rest of the way. Cupc. a 6·foot, 185-pou nder and a p!\>Spt-'Q tive wide receiver or defen- King Coach Mitch Gillam noted his Admirals' inability to hit from field 1onty 3.1.1 percent! , but added. "South ha s to gl't a lot of credit . They have some exceptional alh· letes and they rebound well and play good defense. "We felt d we were going to win, we had to do it rut In thcop!'ncourt by forcing turnovers . They arevery good inside bocause of t~ir strength and quickness. " Gladden and George McCa ll led King in scoring, each with 8 points. Ct:>ntrai-Hower was In command most of the way In Its win over Mount Healthy. all oough the Ea · gtes were'! able to PJI the game out of reach until the fi nal two minutPS. Shawn Dotson and lbny Lilliejohn. a couple of form er starl<'rs. caine off thL• lx>nch to spark the Eagll's, woo lPd 24·16 at ha [time. but were up only 34·31 wit h 7: 50 left In the game. Dotson and Lltllcjohn both scored 9 points In the final quartl'r, as CPntrai-Howt>r. now 25-2, pullrd away. " In tbe district finals and the regional finals. teams made runs at us after WI' took a lead ." said C-H Coach Mike Meneor. "We regained contml of t1>2 game and that shows oow our players have matured . "Dotson and Littlejohn were sta rters last y!'a rbut they had some Injuries early in the year ... said Meneer. "We fo und this chemistry of them comin g off the bench is good and we have a lot ri flexibility as they can go in at guard or fmward.'' Mount Healthy. which bowro ou t of toumammt play with a 24·.1 record . committed 22 rw·oovers and was ou !rebounded by the smailer but quicker Eagles. 3S·Jl "1\'e did not rebound." said Mount Heallhy Cooch Jo hn Grunke meyrr. .. ThP la st ti mr wr IT' · bounded like that this year was aga inst rCincinnati l St. Xa\'if'r and they beat us by 12. "I don 't know if it was fir st timr 1ournamcnt jillrrs or what, " Gnm kt'meyl'r dddE'd , ··oor we nr\·E'r got in to it. We didn 't execut e. We weren't patient and we just didn 't get the job do ne." Mount Healthy's Richard BP<i ~ good was the gJmp's !op scorer with 17 points. Mourice Lamar scored 11 lilr the Owls. all of them coming in the second half. Dotson ted Centrai·Howcr with 13 point s. followed by Brad· Mey er with 12. Litil('john with 11 and Eric Glenn with 10. Tournament play t{'SumP<i today with h•.:> Class A semifinal games. Dayton Jeff..rson 117·81 took on &-rlin Hiland 125·11 at 10 30 a .m. and Columbu s Wehrle t25- l t met Van Buren i24·2 l at 2: 30p.m. The AA semifinals tonight matches Uhrichsvilll' Claymont 118·71 against Springfil'ld GrtX'non t26~0t at 6 p.m. and Obe rlin 125·11 aga inst Youngstown l{ayen 1l8·8l at 9. All thne championship games will be played Sa turda)·. AAA at 11:10 a. m.. A at 3: 10p.m. and AA at S: 10 p.m. TIGIIT DEFENSE - Akron C<"ntral·Hower guard Toi\Y Uttlejohn attempt• to work out of a li~hi defense p.Jt on hy \ft. Heahlzy's Richard lledgood (211) and ClL-s White (32) during the se<·ond quarter of Thursday night's AA semifinal g'dlTlr lll Oayron. Akron Central-Hewer won to advanL<' to Saturday's dlampionship b'llmc against Columbus South. lWI. ('I"" Three SEC teams advance in NCAA • tournament action By GERRY MONIGAN lWI Sports Writer The Southeastern Conference has forged a strong new reputation in the crucible of the NCAA Toumament. The SEC. traditionally known fo r it s football prowess. Thursday advanced three teams - Auburn. Kentucky and Louisiana State- to the quarterfinals of the NCAAs. it took one oft be four memlx>r schools invitPd to the tournament to eliminate another when Kentucky dofeatPd Alabama . The Wildcats play Auburn Saturday for advanCPmen t to the Final Four. At Houston, Chuck Person over· came poor first·ha~ shooting to rally Auburn from a 14· point deficit to a 70-63 victory over Nevada·l..as Vegas in the West Regional . Auburn plays Louisville for the tl'gional title. The Cardinals advanced with a 94 -~ triumph over North Carolina . At Atlanta . All-America Kenny 1\'alker st'Ored 22 points to lead No. i Kentucky to a 68- 63 victory over No. 19 Alabama in the Southeast Regional. Also. Don Redden scored 27 points and Dertick Tayloradded23. pacing Lousiana State to another upS£'!, a 70-64 decision over sixth· ranked Cri'<Jrgia Tech. Friday. Na,·y meets Cleveland Stutr. and Duke faces DePaul In the ra>r Regional at East Rutherford. t\.J . l\onh Carolina Stall' plays Iow;J Stall\ e~ nd Kansas encounters Michigan in the Midwest Regional at Kan sas City, Mo. Auburn. 22·10 and S('('(led eighth in tt>.• 1\'rost. movf'd within a victor;; of ir s fir st Final Four. "We looked OOtTiblc against their rono in the fi r.< I half. bu t we finally adju stf'd ... Auburn coac h Sonny Smith said Pr rso n hit his first :1 shots of the =ond ha lf m mutt• to :!5 points. ·wl' ~·pn•n ' t as intl'llse in the S(('ond half. " UN 1.\' coach Jerry Tar kanian said . "We weren 't as quick. I'd like to have a bi g lead like by Auburn getting the ~ond and third shots In the second hall." Loui~vtlle had a 12-point lead evaporate In tt.> socond half, but Billy Thompson and Herbert Crook provided crucial late points to eliminate Nort h Ca rolin a. "This L~ probably a national championship caliber game," Tar Heels coach Dean Smith said. ''I'm just oorry that we came out on the wrong end." The Cardinals are try ing for their seventh trip to th!' Final Four. "W!''ve been playing well for quite some time." said Louisville coach Denny Cmm. whoso team has won 14 st raight games. "We've played teams like Aulxlm. teams that have great quickness and a fine player like Person . "But at this stage you can ·ptay vour best and still get beat." · Kentucky's victory marl'i'd thr fourth time this season the Wild· cats. woo won both !IF SECrrgular season and toumaml'llt, beat the Crimson Tide, 24-9. The Wildcats. dependlng mainly on the inside strength provided by Walker. a 6-foot ·8 senior. and Winston Bcrtnctt. a &7 junior who scored H points, led by as man)' as 10, with the fin al margin as close as Alabama got in the closing 13 minutes. LSU ha s lost all t tu·C<' of it sgamcs aga inst Kent ucky this Sl'ason . "lithe pressurp's onanvbody. it's Ken tuck)·," said l)Jn Redden. who had '!I points against (Rorgi a T1'Ch . "They're tlr No. 1 seed rin tho Southeast 1 and tbey'rp supposf'd to get to the Final Four. "Wo' t'i' kind of like ttl' Cindprolla team. 1\'e don't have any pressure. We't'i' just going out. playing hard and havin g fun." Altoough cl ear!)' half of tht' capacity crowd of 16.72:! at Thl' Omni were Yellow .Jacket f;m s. the oomo tea m Ol'\'Or k•d b)· ITKlre I han 4 and trailed mos t of ttl' game. OSU, Brigham Young meet in NIT tourney By GERRY ~tuMG /L-.: UPI Sports Writer A total of7 points represented the difference lx>tween elimina tion and reaching the semifinal s of 1h(' National lm·itation Toun<J mpnt for six teams. Louisiana Tech and Florida each escaped with 1-point 1·ictories Thursday night. and Wyoming enjoyed a 5·po in t triumph in the quarteriinals of the 49th 1\~T. The fin al quarll•t1inal is toda, when Brigham Young 1R-13. laces Oh io State. 16~ 14 . Thr semifinal round will take plan• Monday at New York, and the championship will be played \\'ednesday . At Providence. R. l.. Maurice J ackson came off tho ben ch roscorr 19 points to giw Louisiana Tech a 64-63 " REBOUND - University of Kentucky's AD-American Kenny Walker (3-1) grahs a rebound from University of Alnbama's Derrick McKey (center) during second haU action in tlr NCAA Southeast RA'gionals Thursday night. Walker scored 21 points to lead Kentucky to a 6IHl3 victory. lWI. Activates forward RICHFIE LD. Ohio tUPl t- The Cleveland Ca\'aliers hawact ivatPd forward Edga r .Jones and placed forward Lonnie ShPit on on the injured list. it was announced Th u roda y. The 6-foot -10 .Jones, averaging 9$ points and :1.9 rebounds In 49 games. had missed the Cavaliers' last 12 games with a stra inrd mu sclr in hi s right ihi,gh. "Lonnie' s got a sore right knr<•. " sa id a team spokesman said of the 6-foot·S Shelton. Shelton. averaging 4.6 points and 3.3 rebounds in 43 ga mes, has had chronic kn<'<' problems since last Sl'ason. He will miss at least five games. vict01y over ProvidencP. Louisiana Tech improved to 19·t:l. and Pr'O\'idence closed at 17·14. At Gainsville, Fl a.. Vernon Max· well htt .1 frl'f' throws in the final 19 seconds to lift F lorida to a 54·53 \·ictory ovpr Southwcsl Missouri Sta te. The Gators arc 19-12 and Southwest Missouri State fini shed 24·8. Fennis 1986 CHEVETTE 2 DR. 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Jackson's ninth field goal of the ·game put the Bulldogs ahead f>I.S!J The Friars pulled within 1 point on 2 20·foot jump sho ts by Bill Donovan A turnO\'E'r ga,,c Pro\"idence a chance for a final soot, bu t Matt Palazzt missed from 12 f""t ~o th four Sl'<'onds left . The Friars forc('d 22 turnovers. but"'"'.'' out rebounded .)().31, allow· ing 1 ~ offcnsin' rebounds, and wen• outscored 12·5 from the fr<'('·fhrow I mo. Southwrst Missouri cut Florida's lead to 51 ·49 with 4-l seconds left . Maxwl'il , who scored 22 points. lo llo11·ed 11ith 2 fou l shots. SW Missouri 's Winston Ga rland hit a 50· foot hea\T iocu t the Gators'lcad back to 2. Maxwell hil another free throw. and Gregg Bell' s in side jumper for S\1' Missouri with four seconds left cut Florida's ,·ictor-,· margrn to 1 point. I HOURS : Mon .. Wed .. 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I CU~f' <.;,pJ \ 11' 1'~ W.r rn <.;.und,r\ E1t>ntr1g ~ ~·1' let'" ..;uml.11 .1nd \\ o>d n••..d,l\ .11 - Tl! l 1-J "' MIOOLF.POHT C lll HCH ()F CHKISJ' IN Cli R I"T ir\:" t' :\llJ'\ R£•\ Kf'i!hl'blln pa o;tm Sunrt.1• "'''h0\' 1 rt .Ill .1 m \\ "d'~ f! al m,tn ...op t ~ l ornm~ W <• I~hlp \fl UIJ m . Sund<tl ,~ ,t ·n m ,'! .. f'tiHt' 7 111 p m Wrdn1,..d ,n P r;nPt Mf'P tm~. 7 10 p m MT ~1 0 R I A H CHI ' HCH OF (;()[) H:.tt lnt • R1' ' .J.unf' .. S.tt lt~r f lf'ld p,rstor F'tf'f'm. rn Vr'tlliam" Sup! ~un d ,l\ St hm l C! 4~ .t m Sund.n .1nd \\ rdn1,.;;dJI\ 1'\'f'n tn£ S£'1'"1 l('f'<; j p tl1 MIDDI.f:PORT F IRST BAPT I"T Cor n('r S1xth .tnd P al mrr E.u l F: ckn P .-1~ t0r R.a1 F' tP ids S S Supt fhn R r~g~ ,,,..,, Supt Sund.• •· School. 'l l'1 " m M nrni n ~ Worship. 10 15 am Sunda\ 1:\ f'nin.e" srf'\·lcr. 7 p m Youth m t~r tmg . 7 ·~lp m Wrdnt•sd:n f'\'l'nln,R:srnl cf' 7 p m f ho rr pra r !lcr ~ p m \ll11 llU PO HT C llt H('}-l tiF t \!H IS !' ; rh md \ \.1 1/l [t.,tl \!t •l tnn rrunr~t r ·r .·\ 1 ll. tl''t•n ' ''"' ll'ln r~ t t ' l ~ l tko l,I' TI. uh '\t,rHII \ <.;, ho• •l '-'t lj)t 'lll'\t(•nd<'tll Ill hit ' ""h1u.J '' li t ,1 111 . \I (J I 1'\\0g \\ rot •hlp ]1l ;n .1m E\t 'nt nc \\ tu 'h ip : r~l JJ m \\r'(ln •'' d,t•, ; 1~ 1 p rn l'r.!I. PI m•·~ ·t 1n~ 'II Dill~ f'O UT t' Hl' HC H I IF' Tl!~ \ .\ 1.,\ IH :'\t. Cr• ~· ' "'"' " Ro~ \ l'h~rlt·., t'o\lt tnd Rt'\ '\.1nn ('I J\ It• Bi ll \\' hrl r. Sund,r' 'it hnol ~upt Sund" l Sehoul ';t .1fl .r m . \1 1•1 OJnl!' \\ Ul 'hlp ]tl !II .J ffi : i::l.'an~?Pit SIIt nwP! I n ~ ~ tit! p rn \\ l'dnl•Sd J \ , i lKl p m )'T ,1\'P I f1H 'l'ltn ~ l '\ITt~ U PKt~'\8\' TER I \ S \II SISTR\ ' ut· m·: ws <OL ~'TY Itt·\ K.-n Wllk l n~11n II A R f{l l.;,() \\ 1l.LE I'H~-: SA\' T I::RJ,\\ l' Hl IH \! - l.iun llt l 1\ or~ hrp St't\' lC'£'· 'I (J( I.J 111 I Ill Il l h '-.t h<J,] HI \i ,I rn , BLb]t Stuoh '-.unJ.n ~ ~~ )J rn l 'r~l\ l'r l;to u~ \\' t 'flllt'•d . t l ,II ' 4 IMI , 1 Ill :OIIJ)D l k POHI' PHI SBYfER IA\' Chun h "' hf·nl 11 1 1"1 .t rn .Y! Mnl n ~ \\'01 ~ h i p II J~ .Lm 1 \w ~ d .n 111 · 011 a .m Hl bh· S IU (I ~ . Thut·~ da' i .111 p m Blblr Stud\ S\' RA fTSE F IHST L:.'l! TED PRES BY n :RJ ,\'\ - Wo r..,hlp SN\1('{' 10: 15 am Churc h Sl.' hool li!IIOa tu Tu t•sday, lOa m Bl blro ST u d ~· Su nrla ' li IJ m fun lor a n d~ mnr Hi J!It Ynu th ( , rou ps Rtrfl. i\")) C' HL HCH or (iOD Pa~I O T . .John l::'ans -. un dav Sr hMl HJ· rxJ am . Su ndav Mot nln~ Worship 11 tl(l :.1 m. Chi I fl rpn s Chu1·c h II J .m Sundo.~v E\'f'nl n,g S<>n'tC'•' ~ rl() p rn \\'l•d !0 p m Youn~ L t dr r~' Aux il ru \ \\' t·dtii 'Stlt \ ~ p m Fam I!\ \\'t•J -.;hlp H,\ (.J :; t 0 ,\ 1:-.JL'\rl Y CIH ltU \ V·,n J.un,g llott"m l:tl :WI UJrt, IM ~tor Sund,n Sc hool !f . .IO a rn.: W or~ hi iJ 10· 30 a.m. Prayr r mN' Tlng Thu rsday, 7 30 p m MIDDL EPORT FR EE WILL BA PTIST CHURCH, C01 ner A, ih <t nd Plum Ralph Cundiff. pastor Sund ay School lO: OOa .m.. hen the patches of snow have all melted away SONS STORE \llld(>r duwtlon of Lois Burt ~ ('fllng sm1('(' II WAID CROSS H. F\>TTtn pastor: [)el)lj(' &lcK. Sunda \' SC'tnol 9Jpt Churctl School 9 1 ~ a.m.. Worship Sc>l"\'le 10 .JJ :1 m Cl'KIIr n.>tU.' .lJ11al Th(>sda~ 7·1) p m mornln2 " ors hlp 10 .1 ) a m .. ••• ' '' Brown's Are & and Equl'pment ~ales servtce Rutland, Oh•o 45775 J . wm. " 81!1' ' Brown, Owner Phone {614) Hl-2777 ' School 9 30 a m ; SN-ond a nd r · - - - - - - - - - - - - - " ' Sunda fourth ySunda ys worship ~ r.·l ce at 2· :rJ p FURNI~!e~!RDWAR:t ~aw< I mmm· Pomeroy Ln g wors hip 11 a .m Eventng serv ice tip. m . Proyer meellng and BiblE' Study Wed nPSday, 7 p m FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rev . Nyte BordPn pastor Cornelius Bunch , supt Middleport· Pomeroy , 0. RIDENOUR Home hte w. Matn , THE DAILY 214 e-. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy v/ B04 991 · ~318 Complete C~ Automotiv e ~ - 1 servtce Locust & Beech StreE't 992·9921 Mrddleport Prescrtphons GIFTS of ColUmbus, 0 . EUIS & SONS SOHIO ~~!~!it Church & Office Supplies 9' Mtll St . I blOSSOmS emerge f rom th e b Ud Sa II aroun d . h ' A n d th e b I'rd S WI'th th e1r C OrUS arrive, ~l o rninj!: m All the color and fragrance and beautiful sound MEIG S COO P ER,ATn.'E: P.\RISH Make u ~ thankful for being a live l '!\1TW METHODIST CHURCH " 0KTHEAST CLUSTER .._ R D011 " · When we learn about God we begin to revere All the blessings HiS promise Will bring; ·' " " " \1 FRED- Chu rch Srhool9 :to am F 6 ,., UMW 1\ ,on h'lp. 11 am U'l\' " p n1 oN p m : • 7 30 C o mmun~ on Third ru •sda .. . , flr sl sunda • tr\ l£'ht'r1 CHF.ST ER - Wor~ h l p 9 a m C'hu n ·h Scho(il \0 c~ m Hlb lt•Stu d:-. Thu rsday, :'p m . UM\\'. fr r ~t Thu l·sda ' I p m . Co m munlim . f!rl't Sunda\ 1AtChPr\ JO PPA - \\ or-. hip 9 .JO am . Chu r<'h SchoollO .[1 d m Blblt' Stu d' Wrd n<>Sdnv. ~ '\0 p m • J ohn son 1 · · Chun·h Sc hool If , . t m . \\'on h1p j p rn . B1 biP Stud ~. Wed · nPSd.H. 7 \1 p m L' MYr . Wt>d nPSd.1~ . tJ 1)() p m . Commu nion f ir~! Sunda ~. t..\rchrr1 R EE DSVIL LE - Church S<'hooJ 9· :lO J "" I I· 00 am 10 N' 1t>r 1 m . II ors hi p .,.,.r.·tr<' Tl ' I'PER' . PI·'li "'S ·' · .ST P AU l • Chu t('h S<·hool <t i:l rn Worshtp 10 d m , ll .,b l", c. ., 1ud·•· T"'''d " •, , . ,• 30 0 m . l iM'" " • . 10 p m "ommunl on l'hlrd Tu••da 1 ' \_ • r 1 r ~ t "uncta' 1,\ rc hPn I.E· .·'•·'TR.\L ", LI 'STER ~\ , ,Jam('S E . Corbitt Rf'v. Sten•n NelsOII Rt'v Mt•l\ln Fran klin Rt'\' ('J.,tllt'nll' s zunl8:1l, Jr Rfov . \ndrr"' Rubfonkln s r\SBL RY !S\ rac uS(' t _ Worship 11 a m Churr h School 9 -1 5 a m . ('har 2 P Blblt> Stud\', Wf'dn~da\ . i :\0 p m . UMW . fir st Tuf'sd.l\', 7 J(1 p m , Chnlr Relwarsal \\'t dnPsd.t~ 4l .1Cl p m .. l'M W, four th Sun 11 ,~ ~, li 'Ul P m 1 'l'f'lsoo r E\'T F: B PR ISE _ Worship 9 a m ChurC'hSchooltU.r m : Blbi ('Stu d\ . Tut>s d.H . 7 .111 p m D IW. F lr~t Mondo} . 7 10 p m l'!VI 'l F ~und,t\ . ti p m ('holr Rf' hP.u s.IL 6 10 p m \\t'dn rsday rF ranklm r ri . AT\\'000"- fh urC'h S.. hool lOa nr \\ o r~h1p II .1m Bihl r Stud \ Thur~ d.t \ 7 p m L'MYF Sund::n fi p m LO\C BC!TTOM- HJIU.S 1 RL \ _ Wursh!p ~ a m . lhurrh School 10 ,\ ~1 C'horr prac!IC'£' Tut'~c\,1\ . ti · :top m . L' ~W . first Tursday. 7 :tn p m r :'\PI~L'fl l HL \T H 1 ~l ui dlt·p•Hi l - (hu tch Schoo! q \(), 1 m ~l 0 rnrn g \\'Mshl p If) :~11 ,1 m Yuut h(;roup 4 pm Wrd nl'Sda\ . Ch urch l' htllt t<'ht•.Jt ,,tl. ~ p m . Thursda\', Pt.t\ N Sf' r' tel' h :Wpm 8\blf' Srudv. 7 p m 1 7. unTg-.J 1 ~ 11 :'\ERS \' Il LE - Worshrp Sr>'\ let • 10 .1m l hur c h Si' hool JIJ m t' MW thltd \\'Ninf'~da\ 1 p m Choir prar tt CI' ~on d,t\' 7 ll.l p m 1\f'l son 1 Pr M~L CH,\ PF::I . - Wor ~h !p :"it>r1 trr 9 ,1 m . ('hu 1 rh School 11 ,1 m . t: ~\\' Sf' co nd TuE>Sd.n . 7 JO p m . L'M \ ' f last Tuf'sd.n j Ul p m ~ Rubt• n k m,~<: I POME ROY- fhutT h Sc hool. 9 15 ,, m Wor-. hlp 1{) ll.l am . Cho1r r4"1war~a l W1"<lnl' l'd.1•' j :~1 p m UMW. S('("ond Tuf'<;d,l\ -; 10 p m . L' MY r Sunda y. 6 p m .co rbHI! ROCk SPRI'<li" - Church SchMI, 9 15 , 1 m . \\ or ~hliJ 10 .r m Bl bli• Stud ~ , wro . nt''l l,n 7 30 p m t ' MYF' 1S..nlors1. Sun· (LI\ ~~ p m dunl n1 .. , rwn o! hf'r S\ln d.n 1; p m 1 rrunklrn , nl 'Tl.,\~ l>- Chur C' h ~:h oo l. 9· 45 a .m . \\ o r ~ h lp 10 :W J m . L' I\J W 1Evemn~ C rr c\ r t ~t'con d W rdnt'~ c\.1\ I 111 p m. L' MW tt\!tf'rn non C'rrl'lf'l ~t'C'ond Thu rsda~ . I p Rubf'nkm~ · "-ALE~ CE ~ TF: R - f'hu reh Sehool !Od \\'nr~h1p 9 -1 ~ .1 m 1 R uhl'nkl n ~ 1 S!\'OW\ 'IL LE - Wots hlp. R JO a m . Church St' hool 10 o m r Rubf'nk lng t m -G loria Nowak ll'------------------------------..J Y 1 F r. nt~l i n 1 m While enjoying the loveliest time of the year W hen the earth comes to ltfe in the spring. 1\IT . HERMO~ UNITED BRE:I'HREN IN C'HRIST CHURC H. Loca ted In Texas Commun ity orr Ct. Rt 82 Rev . Robfrt Sa nd ers, pasror. J eff Holtrr. lay leader : Ed Roush . Sunda y Sch ool Sup t Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a.m .; morning worship and c hlldrf'n's church, 10.30 a.m : evl'tling p reach l n ~ Sf'rv lre on tht> se<'on d and rourthSunda ys at7 Wpm . r hrl, llanEn · d ea vor on the flr s1 and third Sunda ys a t 7: 30p.m Wl'dnes da y pr ayer mE'('tin g and Bib It> study , 7· 30 p.m. CHURCH OF GO D OF PR OP HECY. Loca ted on 0 J Whitf' Road of Hlf:!' hw ay 160 Pat Henson. pasto r Sunda y Sr hoollO a .m. Cta ssrs for a ll age< Junior Church 11 a. m , Mornln!Z worship 11 am Adult C h ~l r practl£'(' 6 p.m Sund a y Y oun~ PNl· pte s. Children 's Chu rrn and Adult Bible Study, Wednl"Sday a t 7 30 p.m. HOPE BAPT IST CHAPEL , 570 Grant Sl . Middleport Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention Oa Yid Bry a n Sr Ml · nl5l.r. Sunday Schoo l 10 am : Moen in g worship 11 a. m ; Evening worsh ip 7 P m ; w p l'<lnesday ,, ""•7nln R Bible st udy and rayer met> ng P m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST. So Rt. l:.HandCn Rd 5 MarkSe4•vt>rs, mln ts tcr Sunday School Supl Ha r ry Hrn· Sunda y Sc hool 9·.'10 am : Morning 10:30 a .m : Evrnln • wor<hlp 7 p worship 7 p.m. LUTHER AN CHURCH. 1 Corner Sycamon • a nd &>rond STs. Po meroy. Thf' RP\' Willi a m Mldd lt>swa nh . . S unda~' SChool 9 4:\ a m . Chu rch se rv l('(' 11 a m SACRED HEA RT CHURCH. Msgr Anthon y Gta nn a morr. Ph 992·~ Saru r ~I)IIT H ER~ n Rl'\ Ho~f'r .l 'STER Grau'f' lkv. l'aul McGulrr Rf' \'. Keith Radrr API'U: ( ; rwn~ - CHurch S<'hOo l \J oo . 1 rn " "'~h ip . lfl 00 d m rfTr<:t a nd third "untl .n " I \f W Sioco nrl Tu t·~d d ) 7 J(l p m P t.t\t' t mf't'!lnp; . Wf'd n <' sda~ j p rn ( ; r.ll't' 1 BL I Ht\ '\Y - \\'t) r., hlfl , 9.1 m . Ch ul'dl Vhnt>l . ltl .t m , BilJ\(' Sru fl • Wed n r~d<i\ ' Jll .1m Dme.1.. W 11 mPn '~ ff'll o ~ s hli> WPdn• ·.. d,n 11 ,, m ' !lolt-(iutn• • (',\R:\H I - C'hurC'h Se houl 9 10 <1m. W nr~ htp 1!1 ~ ~ .t m Srrond .1nd F'ourth Sund<i\S frl lows hlp d tn nt'r with Sult on third ThursdaY, !i .10 p m 1Md-.ulre t t .. \ST LET ·\RT -C hurch Sc hoo\9 a m.. WorshlV 10 ,1 m ' f'('(l nd a nd foun h Su n d.l\S, L' \.1W fli o;t Tur>s d a~ . 7 .1n p m t( ;t .ll l' l u : !'ART FA LLS - W or ~ h lp 9 a m . Church Schooi \U t1 m l( iraCI'I MC J R ~ 11'\C STAH - Worship. Y: ~ 5 o.m . l'hu trh Sc hool. Hl l() am, Bible STudv . l'hur<;d .r 1. i .10 p m 1Rader 1 ltACI ~E 1.VESLE \ ' AN - Churt'h S£ hoot, 10 .r m . Worship II ,, m , UMW fou n h Man d. t\ .11 7 WI p m Mf' n's Pravf"f Brf'a klast . Wl'd nrsd,T) . i H m 1r; ract>1 s t; ·no~ - Churd1 Sc hool. 9: 30 a m . Mo rn ln£ Wors hi p 10: 45a m fi rsT and thi rd Su nd ays; F'£'llowshlp dlnnt>r wit h Car mE>I third Th u r s d a~ tL 30 p.m tMcGulreJ . KEN O CHURCH OF CHRIST, V@mon E ld ridge, m\.ri!SIE'r; Oliv er Swain , Sunda y School Supt. Preaching 9:30 a .m . each Sund ay. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION. ReY Tom Sla tE'n . pas tor . Sunda y School 9:30 a m ; E ven l n~ s ei'\I \Ce7 : 30p m. Wednesda y prayer meetlnlll 7: ll p.m. BE,\RWAL LO W RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST , Joseph B. Hos kins , pastor Bible Class, 9· JO a m , Morn lng Wonhl p 10:30a. m, Evening Worship , 6·3Cip.m. 1'bu rsday Bi ble Study, Ei:JO p.m . NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH. Sunday Sc hool service, 9:C' •· m.: Worship serv ice 10: 30 a .m.; Evangelistic Service 7: 30 p.m . WednH· da da y; Pracy £'r mRCC<t1 ng 7C: JO p.m Thursday 0 H 0 F HRlST, Pomeroy H Zl N HU 111 P Rd . RObert Pu rtel1, min is arnsonv S S S ter; Ieve Stanley , · Supt. , Bill Mc[J . roy . Ass! Sup! . Su nd n~ School9 30 a m .. 3 Worship s servlrf' 10· 30 m : Evenin g wor· ship unday I p.m. a nd Wednesday. 7 p.m G ST. J OHN LUT HERAN CHURCH. Pin e rove . Th E' Rev . William M~dle.'!warth , pastor Church SE'tvi<'E' 9· 30 a.m .; Sunda y School 10 30 am . BRIDBU RY CHURat OF CHRIST, .Joh n Wright , pastor Su nda y Sthoo l9· lOa m.: Larry Haynes. S. S. Supt. Morntn g worship 10: 30 a.m . RACINE CHU RCH OF THE NAZA RENE , Rev . Lloyd D. Grimm. Jr .. pas tor . Ora Bass . Cha irman of the Board otChr ls· llan Life Sundav School 9 30 a.m; Morn · lng worship 10:3o a m : t>vangl'lls tk ser· vlte7: 00pm Wedn esday 5erVIC't'. 7pm. LIBERTY CHRISTI.\N CHURCH. Dex · tPr Wood)' Cal l, pas tor. Se-rv ic('S Sunda y 10 am and 7 p.m WednE>Sday, 7 pm RAC J ~E FIRST BAPTIST. Strvf' [k>a,·r r . Pas tor Mik e Swi,R: E'r , Sundav & hool Supt , Sun da y Srhool 9· 30 am ., MornlnJI!: ~,~,orshlp lO 40 a m . Sund ay P\ f'nln ~ wor~ h l p 7 .10 p m Wedn esd."l y f'Wnln~ BiblE> s tud y 7 .10 p m BURL IJIOG HAM CO MM UNIT\ CHL'RC1{ , Burlln~ham. Ray La \.IC.k>rmlll, pastor. Rc;. bl:'rt Cozan. assistant pastor. Sundav School IO am , worshtp 1 p m , Wednesday fl p.m. ~ out hm('('t m~ Wed ,7 p mchur('h sf'l>lo:os P I!\E GROVF, HOLI ~ESSCHU RCH 1~ mtl ro ff Rl ~'l~ Re'' &n .J wa n ~ pastor Lt>r Ru s~r l l, s s Supt Sun day Schoo l IJ· JJ J .m . Mornl nj:: Wor!' hlp IO :4f• a m. Sun d<tV P\'f'nln ,g Sf' r\IC£' j 10 p.m ., Wed nPS da)' st•rv ln•. 7 30 p m . ~ I LVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Lltt l(' , pa~t or ~!rvf' l.lttlf'. s s Supt Su nd.ay School 10 a .m.· M ornln~ worslp . 11 am; Sunda yt'\'l"nln gworshtp 7: 30p.m Prayrr mt'P ilnl{ and Bib lf' studv Thu rs da\', 7· 30 p. m: You!h mf'f'tlng WednHda~ at 7 p.m REJ OICING LIFE BAPTIST CH URCH _ .'\83 N 2nd Ave. Mlddh.>port Sunday School 10 a m Sund ay ~''·rn lnJI!: 7 00 p m . Mid wf'f'k servtce. Wi"d ., i p.m LANGSV ILLE CHR ISTIAN CHLTRCH. Rob<>rt E Musser, pastor Sundav S<'hool 9: 30 a m : Pa ul Mu ssf'r . ~upt. ; Morning 1,~,,orshlp 10 30 a m . Sunda y f'\ en if\ ~ SE'r · vi('(> . 7 p m . mid w<'f'k S€"1\ let>, \\'t>dnt>S· day . ; p m SYRACUSE CHU ROI OF THE Nk ZAR ENE Rrv Glenn MC' MIIIa n pas tor Mary J anl C'<' La vr ndN, Sunda y Schoo l Sup! Sunda \ Schoo! 9: l) a m .: Mornln2 wo rship 10 30 a m., E va ngt>lls tlc S('rvlre-, 6 p .m , Pra yf r an d Pra lse W1.>dn esdav . 7p m. You th m('(>tl n ~. 7 p m EDEN UN IT ED BR E'THR EN IN CHRIST. E ldrn R. Blak t>. pas!or Sunda v Sc hoo l 10 a m : Ca n ' R€'('([ , Lay lf'adpf Morning St>rmon. 11 a .m . Su nda y nl~ ht sE>rvltes Christi a n End<'avor 7· 30 p.m.. Song St>rvlc(' !l P m P rf'a r hlnjl 8 30 P m Mid Wf'f'k pra~pr mPl' t l n ~ Wt>d nf'stiay , 7 h CARLET ON INT£'RDENOMINATJON · AL CHURCH. KtnJ!:sbury Road . R('V . Da v!d Cur1man , pastor S un d ay.schooI 9· 30 a.m . R a 1p h Car t..Supt E ven 1nR wor s hlp 7 00 p m. Pra yer met.> tinjil , Wednesday 7· 00 p m LO"G BOTIOM C'IRISTIAN Jod ) ' 1 • • Holland . pastor: Walla rt Da mrw ood. •sun day School ~lpl Worship s<' n 'IC(". ~ a m ; Bltl\(' Schooll Oa m , , HYSELL RU N HOLINESS CHURCH Sunday Sc hool a t9 J0 a m . Morning wor · !ih lp at lO· lO a m : Su nd ay rv entn~ s f'l"\' lci" a! 7: :.l p.m Thursda y Sf'" ' lets a l 7: 30 p. m FREEDOM GOS PEL MISS ION a t Ba ld Knob, located on Cou nty Road 31 . Rev La wren ~ Glut'S m ea mp , pasto r RPY Ro,~;:f' r Willford. ass! pastor P r e>a dlin g ~ n' i<'f'S Sunday 7: :ll p m Pra yer m N>t ln ~ Wf'dn esd.:t}. 7· .)) pm .. Ga ry Griffith . lea der . Youth ~rroups Sunday evEflin~ a t l)·lJ p.m. with Rog£'r an d Vlolf't Will ford. lf'Eld('r s . Communi on st>n'lrf' tlrs t Sunday Nch m onth \\tl'ilT E'S CHAPEL 'A'ESLEYA N C d HURCH - Coo~v ll!de RDS Re' 9P hJilllpR l· enou r. pas tor Sun a\ chool : 0 a .m . worship Sf'f"ICf' IO <W a.m ; Bib I<' study a nd worship srrvlrf', WC'dn <'S day, 7 p.m. RUTLA S D CHURCH OF CHRIST . Mark J onPS . pa~tor Bill Nl cholsm . Sun· dav School Sup! Sunda} School9<tO a m . MornlngWorshlpand Co mmunlon 10 30a m. RUT LAN D BIBLEMETt,fJDJ ST Amos Tillis. past at Sonny HudsOfj. sup t.Sunday School 9: .'Kl a m.; Morn ln,R: wor ship, 10 30 a.m ., Sunda v f'V minlr!: !K'I"\' ICX' 7 00 p.m Wl'dn f'S da y Sf'f'\'lce 7 pm WMPO p1 0 gram 9 am each Su nda v RUTLAND CHURCH OF TH E NAZA RENE. R£'v . LOW(' !I F ord . paslor Sunda y School 9: 30 a m : Worship sPrvlrr 10:30 a m .. Youn ,~;: proplp's S£'1"\' I<'P 6 pm Evanji!;<'lls ll c St>rv lC'<' 6 ll p m W~n esda y S('rv lc(' 7 P m MASOr\ CHURCH OF CH RIST, Miller St .. Ma son . W. Va. EugPn t> L. Conp:er . ml nts1er . Sund ay Bible Sludy 10 a .m.: Wor ship 11 a.m a nd i p m Wedn '-'S da\' Blbl(' S!udy, voca l mu ~ilr . 7 P m LIBE RTY ASSE MBL Y OF GOD, Dud· di n ,~;: La nt> Mason . \\t Va J N Thacker pas Tor F: vrn l n ~ sen kr 7· 30 p m , Wo. rn f.•r,.s Ministry . Thu rsda~. 9 30 a. m . Wed nt'Sda\' Prayt>r a nd Blblr Stud y. 7· 15 pm HARTfO RD CHURCH OF CHRIST tN CHR ISTIA N UN ION ThE' RC'v William c s amfbf'\1 , ':r st~r unda ~ S£'h OOI 9:30 a . r:{' JO aml~J'g des, sup! . venlng SE'rv lre . p m. ~n s ay even ln Kprayt> rmeel · ~e:~ .p m Youth prayer S('fVIet> each FAIRVI E W BIBL E CHUROL Lfotart , w. va ., Rt 1. J a me5 Lcwls. pastor wor· ship S<'fVIC('S 9 30 a. m , Sunda y Schoolll a .m , EvPnln g worship 7 30 p.m . tuf'Sday eoll a jl(' p ra~er meE>11nll a nd Bible Study 9 :lJ am , Wor~ h lp ~!'\' ice , Wedn esda y pm 7~ pm . HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIA N, Roj!:f'r Wa tsoo pastor Crrn son P ra ll . ~ und a ,\ School Su pt Morn lnJI!; worship 9 30 am ; Sunda \' Srhoo l \0 .lfl a m . Ew nin ~ S£'1'\ lcr , 7 .10 p m MT. UNlOJ" BAPTIST. Dona ld Shu e . pas10r. JOt" Sa' r£' . Su nday St'hool Sup t. Sunda y Sc.· hool 9 45 a m , Evt>nln,R' wor ship 6· l) p m , Prayt>r Me('t!R R. 6::10 p.m Wf'dnf'!lda y TUPP ERS PLAI NS CHURCH OF CHRIST. Oav€' Prrnt ke. min ister . Dt'ry l WE> Ils, Supt. Church School 9 a .m.; Wor . ship Serv ice. 9: 45 p.m . CHESTER CHURCH OF TH E NAJA REN E Rf'v H er~ r t Gra te. pa!otor Frank Rlfflf'. sup! Sunda y School 9· JO a m Wors hip Sfrvlcf'. 11 a.m. a nd 7 p m Sunda y Wt'dn i:'Sd3y, 7 p.m. P rayrr mf'E' t· In g. LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rf'\' Robt>rt MIIIPr . pastor Ro. bert E Barton. Dire<: lor of Chri stian Edu · calion: Stf'Vf' Eblin . ass istant Sunda y School 9: .'lJ am.; Momlnll wor.! hlp IO · JO am .. Choir practice, Sunday 6:)) p m .; Even ing worship 7:30 p.m. Wedn esda y Pra y ~r and Bible Study, 7; 30 p.m . DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST , Chari ~ RusSE" II Sr., mln istf't . Rick Ma · combf.or. sup! Sunday St-hool 9· 30 a m., Worship service 10 :30 a .m. Bib!(' study, TuHday, 7:30p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATIER DAY SAINTS Pon land·Ra clnf' Road William Roush , paslor . Linda Evans , chu rch school director . Chu rch sc hool 9: 30 a .m : Morning worslp 10:30 a .m.: Wednesda y t'venLng prayer Sl'rvlces , 7: JO p.m. BETIU.EHEM B.\PTIST. Rt'V . Earl Shuler, pastor. Worship st>n"lce, 9:30a.m . Sunday SchoollO: 30 a.m. Bib le Study and prayer service Thursday, 7:30p.m . OUR SAV IOU R LUTHERAN CHURCH . Walnu t and HenI') Sts . Ra ven swood , W. Va ThP Rev. Gt'O r~ (' C Weirick. pastor Sunda y SC hooJ9. 30 a m , Sundav worship 11 a.m CAL\'ARV BIBL E CHURCH , located on PorTlf'roy Pik e, County Road 25 nea r Flal · woods . Hev Bla ckw ood. pas tor SE>rvlces on Sunday at lO:l> a .m. and 7: 30 p.m . wit h Sunda y Schoo l9 30 a m Bible Stud y. Wed · nesda y. 7. 30 p.m. FAITH FELLOWSHIP CR USADE FOR CHRIST St Rt 338, Antiqu ity R("\1 . Franklin Dicken s. pastor Sunda y morn tng 10 a .m., Sunda y ('Vf'nlng 7 30 p m Thursda y evening 7· lJ p.m. STIVERSVlL LE CO MM UNITY BAP TlST CHURCH. P astor Robert Byers . Sunoa y School tO a.m . Worship sef'\•ice 11 am ; Sunda y eH•nlng srrv lce,7 30 p m , Wedntsday ~wnlng ser\' ICf' 7: JO p.m INOEPENOCNT HOUNESS CHUROI Inc. PE>ar l St., Mldlt leport. Rev . O'Dell Mani(>)-', pastor Sunday School 9:30am .. Morning worship 10 30 am ., £ven in ~ -.or!lhlp7: llpm Tue!lday, l2: .))p.m Wo· m~ · s Prayer meeting WednHda y. 7; l) p.m Prayer and Pralsf' s ervl«. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APffi· TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd . Ehltr James Miller, PJStor. Sunday School, 10 30 am . Worship Service, Sunday, 7:30 pm., Blblf' Study, Wednesda y, 7: 30p.m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINEllS, Harrisonville Road . Rev. Dewey King, pastor; Qln ton Faulk . Sunday School Supt.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m .; morning worship, 11 a .m.; Sunda y even ln g s ervice 7:Xj p.m P rayer Meellng, WOO nesday, 7: :KJ p.m. SY RACUSE F IRST CHURCH OF GOD. non ·Ptntecoltal. Wonhlp lfrv l~ Sunday 10 o.m .: SUIUIIY Sdtool ll o.m . EVOIIInf worship aerv lce 7: 00 p.m . Wednesday prayer meetlna7:00 p.m. E 730 veam nin!'[ and Mass p.m : Sunda~ Ma~ s. 8 to .1 m Conf£'sslons oo e ha lf hour hf'fat t> Pa('h Mass . C"CD classf'!l 11 a.m Sunda \ VI CTORY BAPTIST 525 N 2nd St , Mldd!t>port J amrs E l<f't>~l'f' pas tor Sunda >' mom ln • • ors hlp 10 , m . E•·ln• S(>f\'lr<' j p m . ll ""n- dal· "• ·- "" lng n• . ~, • '"..:. :"' worshrp 7 p m Vl s l!:.~tlnn Thursdal p m · .., '~ MOR."iE CH,\ PEL C'HURc 1~t - ~. ary \ J Ho l1€'r. pastor Su nda'.' Sehoul 10 am,· hi P srThursday rvlrt> II a m . pra''f'r 7wors 30 p.m · mf't• trn~. LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD - Gilbert SJK'n <.'E'r , pastor Sun · day School 9 30 a .m.; MornlnF: serv ice 10:00 a.m ; Sunday t:'vf'lllng servlre 7'(M}p m . Mld·week prayer scrvlcr Wedn i"S da \' 1 p.m . MT OLJV E CO MM UNITY Qi URCH . Lawren('e Bus h. pasto r. Max FoltJK>r . Sr Supt. Sunda~ Sch oo l and Mo1 nlng Worship 9: 30a .m., Sunday e venlngservlc(>, 7 p m . Youth mN'Ilng a nd BiblE> Study Wrdn ('S day ,7 pm UNITED FAITH CHURCH . Rt . 7 (JI Po· m eroy By Pass . Rf' \' . Da \•kl Wls<'ma n,Sr pastor. MPMn Dra kf', S. S Sup! Sunday School~: l>a . m .. Mornlnlr!: Worship 10.30, Even ing Worship 7. 30 p.m , Wt'dn esday Pra)'N ServiCX' , 7 ]{) p m FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH . Railroad St. Mason . Sunda ySc hool10 a m . Morn· m. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth a nd Main St , Middleport . Rev . Gilber t Craig , J r . pastor Mrs Ervin Baumgardner , Sunda y School Sup1 Sunday School 9: 30 a m .; Worship Sf,rv lte, 10:45 a.m . SUCC ESS ROAD CHU RCH OF CHRIST - J oseph B. Hoskins. evan ~ll s1. Sunda y BiblE' Study 9 am .; Worship, 10 a.m .: Sun da y evening serv l('f' 6 p.m .; Wednesday evening service, 7 p.m . PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Raclnf'. Rt 124 William Hoback, pastor Sunda y & hoollOa.m.; Su nda y even ing servlee 7 p.m. Wednesday evt'Tlln£ sE>rvlce 7 p.m CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle . Supt Sunda y SChool 9: 30a .m. Mornin g Worship 10.30 a .m Prayer sprv lce, altern · alP Sundays MIDDLEPORT PENTECOS TAL, Third Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, past or . Ca r l Not · I Ingham, Sunda y Sc hool Sup! Sunday School 10 a m . wiTh classes t:rr a ll ages Evening services at 6 p m Wedn esday PI· blP study at 7:30 p.m . V outh servlres Frl· day at 7:31) p.m. . ECCLESIA FELLO WSHIP. 128 Mitt St .. Mtddll'[>ort Brother Chuck McPtoerson . pastor. Sunda y School 10 a m.; Sunda y e von lngservkesa t 7p.m. andWedne<da y servicf'S at 7 0 m ANT IQ UITY BAPTIST Kl'nne th Smith , pastor. Sunda y Sc hool 9::KJ a m .; chu rch s(lrv lc('7:.l0 p.m ; you thf C'llow shlp6: 30p m .; Bible stud y, Thu rsda y, 7: 30p.m . FULL GOSPEL LI GHTHOUSE, 3:ll45 Hiland Road , Pomeroy. Tom Kelly , pas· tor Da nny La mbert , S. S. Sup!. Sunda y mornln,g sen · let> at to il m • Sunda y e'•en· lni srn •ire 7:30 p.m TuPSd.ay and Th urs· day $('rvlrcs a t 7 JJ p m WORD OF FAITH. 93 M!IJ St . Midd le· port Sunday morn in g serv l<'(' 10:15 a .m : Sunda y l>vt>nln~ 7 30 Thur sda y morning Olble stud y 10 a m Wednesda y evening 7 :.) P m NEW H A V m ~' CHURCH OF THE NA· 'H EN E• R£'V Glf'n do n St rou d. pastor Sunda y Schoo J9· 30 a m : Wou hlp servlc!' , 10 ·. JO a m.·. You th s•rv!c• ' • Sunday ,,~ ' ' p. m. Sunda >• ev•ntn• s~ · t•e ~· .., ' ' ' " 7· 00 p.m . Wed· nt'Sda., Prayf' r MPPilnll: anti Bib!(' Study 7 OO p m NE ASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH. Sun· day afternoott Sf'r\ leE'S at 2 30 . Thu rsda y <'vr nlnRs r n. k ~ a t 7 :Jl F IRST BAPTIST CHURCH . Masoo , w. Va Pastor. Bit! Murph y Sunda y School10 a rn . Sunda y evening 7: 30p m. Pray(>r m {'('!lng and Bible s tudy WednE'Sda y, 7: 30 p m Everyoo e welrome RUTLA ND FREE WILL BAPTIST, s a . lr m St Rf' v. Pa ul Taylor . pas1or Sunday Schoo l lO a m , Sunda yevm ln g 7 00 p.m , W£'dn £>S day f'v l"nl ng pra r e r meellng 1:00 pm SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH. Sth·E>r Ridge. Duane Syden · slrlrker . past or Sunday School 9 a.m , Churc h ser\' lce 10 a.m Blbl~ Stud y Wed · ni:'Sday a17: 30 p.m June thru Septe mber , 7 p m OC'Iobfr 1hN Ma y. Sundayf'venln g Ft>llowshlp 7 p m. June thru Septtmber . 6 p m Ocl ober !hru Ma\'. 7 Ul'\ r----------------------------, Daniels' pinch single sinks Braves, 9-8 Eaglettes face rebuilding season By SCO'JT WOLFE This Message and Church USED CAR~ INC. " MEIGS TIRE ~ \ CENTER, INc. The Daily Sentinel-Page-& Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Douthi t! s ai d , "Our ptichers need to build confidence in !tl>ms elves. Amy Young Is looking rmlly good thu s far a n d probably will do th<> blggesl s ha r e of our pitc hing early In th<> EAST ME IGS - Los ing fo ur valuab le seniors . the defendi ng state s emi-fin alist Eas tl'fn Ea· g lette Varsity softball te a m of Coach Pam Douthitt face s a r ebuildin g year durtng the 19ffi ca mpaign, which begins Monday a t home again st teague foe H a nnan Trace. Last season . E a s ter n posted an impres sive ;!.1-6 overa ll mark and 9·1 le ague record . The Eaglette s were SVAC coc h a mps, sectional ch ampions, d istrict a nd regional ch a m pions, a nd tiP firs t team In the hi s tory of the school to pa r ticipate a t th<> state level. Lost to graduation were SVAC Most Va lua ble Player and first team a ll-league se lec tion Krlsti Gaddi s; Lea Ann Gaul and Angie Spen cer, two tale nt ed first tea m SVAC select ions; and Beth Berkhimer. SVAC honorable mention. Coach Douthitt e x pl ained, " These lour seniors "111 dell· nltely be missed, oowev e r . we look like we h ave some good potential In our infie ld t h is ye a r . We have many area s 10 work hard on . "Our seven girls returning played m a jo r roles 1n our succes s of la s t y e ar. I a m looking for leaders hip from these gir ls Throughout our pre -season p rac tices our r e turnin g players have shown much lea dership for our younge r players ." t:astern h opes to fie ld a de fe n s ive ly oo lid team , but mus t Improve In the pitc hing d e part· m e nt due to tD2 loss of Its number one pl!cher, Gadd is. Several girls with liml!ed expe· rk>n ct' are workin g h ard a t the position, including senio r s Amy Young a n d Ke ll y Mo rris: juniors Lesa R u cker a n d Lee An ne Rolinson ; sophomores A m y Berkhim e r a nd fr e shma n A m y Hager . season." Tanya Savoy wUI be ~hind I he plate wit h Melanie Mankin and Trlsha Spenct'r listed as back-ups . Players working ha rd for Infie ld rositons are Lesa Rucker, Bever ly W iga l, Kim Dent, Amy Hager, a nd Lisa Driggs. Arlene Ritchie , Amy Berkhi · m e r , Lisa Lance , Kelly Thompson , Heather Flnlaw, Jayne Ritchie. and Ay Mora are lookin g for s tarting nods in the outfie ld. Returning to ihe line -up are sen iors Am y Young a nd Kim Dent, junJors Tanya Savoy, Lesa Rucker , a nd Arle ne Ritch ie: a n d so poomores Am y Berkhim e r a nd Melanie Ma nk in . Los ing three ve t era n In · fie lders, outfielde r Lesa Rucker moves Into the Infield le a v ing Ril c hle a s the only ret urning outfie lder. Bev Wigal has s hown much p r omise In th<> Infie ld . Coach Douthit! concluded, " I think oor ofiense wDI come along, bui we haven '! been outside too much. We have s om e stron g hillers back from last s e aso n and some you n ger kids that soow a tot of potentia l. Eas tern strengths are li s retu rni n g le ti errnen a nd grea t speed. Currently, 18 girls a r e trying ou{, seven of w hich r e tu rn , leaving e le v en g ir ls wtloout mu c h expertence. In closing Dou thitt said, " I feel ttl> team has a lot of potenilal and If we con tinue t o work hard , we w UI be a s trong co ntender." Coach Douthl tl lis ts Ky ger Crff'k a s the te am to bea i this season as most of its co· ch a mpionship te am return. Don Jac kson serv es as a ssis ta nt TAMPA, F la . iUPl i - Rookie Kal Dan iels hlt a pinch sing le off A il a nta 's Dua ne Ward to cap a tw{}- run nin th -inning ra lly Thu"'· day and g iv e the C incinnati Reds a 9-8 vlctoty ove r the Braves. The Reds h ave won four of their la s t fi v e ga mes, e a c h in their final a t-b a l . The Braves took a n g. 7 le ad with three runs m ihe e ighth inning off Cinc innati relie ver Ted Power. Rafael Ramirez c o n trib uted two RBI wll h a pinch s ingle . D av e Parker. Ron Oester and Nic k Es as ky h ad t hrcP hi t s each fo r the Reds Gerald Peny a dded th= hits for the Braves. In other s p r ing !i·atn in g action, Ke v in Buc kley homered in the li th inning Thursday. he lping tD2 C leveland Ind ia n s over com e homers by Brian Day e tt , Gary Matth<>ws and Jody Davis fo r a n 8-7 Cactu s League v ictory o ver th<> Chicago Cubs . D'dvts doubled In the bottom of the l Oth Io t ie the scot'!' 7·7, and finished w ilh a s mgle , double a nd h omer. In !he top of the lOth, Brook J acoby' s RBI had put the Indians a head 7-6. a home run to lead the Seattle Mariners to a 3·1 Cac tu s League victo ry over the Milwaukee Bl'!'wers. Mark Langston was the winning pitche r, giving up s ix hi ts, walking three a nd str iking out four In five ln nJ n gs . Milwaukee s t a r te r Tim Leary s truck oul 10 in ftve Innings, and gave up four hits a nd fly and walked ooe. A I Scotis dale , Artz , Ku11 Be\·ac· qua sin g led hom e 11m F lannery from secord base In the top of 1he ninth Inning to break a 6-6 tie and lead ttl> San D iego P adres to an 8-6 trtumph over ttl> San Fran cisco G ian ts . Bruct' Boch y drov<' in a n InsuranCE' run with a ano ther single. Gene Wa lt er pitched tiP last two Innings, slrtking oot tlu·ee and received cred it for ttl> victory. A t Sarasota, Fla., Mike Hart rt'ached on an error by White Sox second bas e m an Tim Hulett a n d scored on Mark Furxler b u rk' s grounder to lead Ihe Minne sota '!Wins to a 3-2 victory over Chicago. The run m ade a w inne r of B ill Latham, who a llowed RBI s ingle s to Chic ag o' s Da ry l Boston and Ozzie G uill e n . A! Phoenix , Reggie .Jacksonwe nt 2- for 4 an d scored the w inning ru n a s ih<> Californ ia Ang~els s n a pped the Oaklan d A' s fivp.game winning s tr e ak with a 4-3 v ic lory Jose Canseco hil his thi r d h ome 111 n of s prmg trai ning , a two-ru n s hot o ff California's Jim S laton . Angels st a r ter R on Ro m a nic k ca1ned the VJCtOJy AI Si Pet e r s burg , Fla . C lm! Hurdle lin ed a o ne -out stngte lo center w11h the b ases kl ad ed in the 13! h inning Io d r iw m ( u t1 F ord an d gJVP !he CS t Lo uis Cardinals a 3-2 VIctory ov er the New York Mc is. Doug S is k . !tl> fo unh Mel pil c he r. walked the firs t thref' ba tie r s he faced m the 131 h . A ! K iss immee , F la, Bill D or a n collected Iluw hit s, including a ba ses-loade d tr iple in t tl> seventh uming to hel p the Houslon As!ros sn a p a soo•>en -ga m e lo s in g su-ea k wit h a 10-7 Grape f111il League \~Cto ry A! Ve ro Beach , F1 a. , Jolm Russell soc ked a thrff'· run homer and Luis Agu a yo sparked a three-run ninth wlih a two-ru n ctJUbte lifting tiP P h ilad e lphi a PhUiies to a 7-6 Irtumph ove r ttl> Los Angeles Dodger s. Leave it to The Good Hands People to come up with a great IRA. li 's h ard to fin d a r e tire ment sav tngs p la n w ith better fea · tures than a n A lls ta te "Cash Deve lop e r" IR A You p a y no a dmmi s trat1v e c h arge s or over a Min nesota Tv.1ns mamtenance split squad .-------------------------1 The India n s scored rhree times In the nlnih o n Randy Was hington' s RBI triple. a n error by c e nt er fielde r Jerry Mumphrey and bloop s ing le by O tis Nixon . But the C ubs !led It 6-6 in the bo!iom of th<> nJnth on a Davis homer a nd a Th ad Bosley s acrifice fly . The game a lso mar ked th<> fi rst time s ince July 23 that Chicago starle t Rick Sutcllfre wen! five innin gs. He was o n the disabled lis t ihr ee timi:s las ! s e ason . Sutcliffe a ll owed' two run s in !he first inning the n shut dovm the Indians one only one hi! m hi s fm a t four innin gs. Diamond Crystal Salt Nuggets WITH RESIN GARD Bi ll Quockel Across from the IDEAL FOR WATER SOFTNERS Courthouse Davts·Qutckellns NOW SPECIAL ,\tt-l.th' At Chan dl e r . Artz .. Ken P he lps knocked in two run.' with a sac rifice l.tlt· l nsur.t nrt' I ''' 1 1 " " I" ol \I I ',, I o j, L llm p.'ln~ •11• ' " " Cl A"'""'' SALE STARTS FRI., MARCH 21 ENDS SUN., MARCH 23, 1986 OPEN DAILY 10-9; SUN. 12-6 JERRY BAKER, AMERICA'S MAS'IIR GA =g~'::NDS . . ~--JAMERICA'S EN CENTER roach . EAGLETTE Player R~TER Yr. Amy You ng .. ......................... 12 Kim Dent .. ........ .... ................ 12 Kelll Mo rris ............................ 12 Tanya Savoy .. ... .... .. .......... . .. . ll Lesa Rucker ........ ... .. .............. ll Arlene Ritchie ...................... .ll Lea Ann Robinson . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . ll Usa Lana' .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Bev Wiga l ........ . ........ ·=~n~r:~~~ . ll .. '1-Ft'dl 'l a l Hueioi l n~ S-Waham:J ~ K:ygrr Cr('(' k J.I-Norl h G.11l la 16- Ha nnan Trm'f' Ap1ll 19- Tti mblt> Ap1ll 21-Soull'll'rn April 22-F'or1 Fl'\ £' Aprll l.'l- S\mnlf'!: \ .till'\ Ap11! z.!.-Soutlm.'t'St<'rn Ma\ 1- W;.rh,tm .t May ~K~'~N rn'f'k Ma~ ti-Sl-l prr .. M a ~ 7-f\:orth G~llla APnl April April April April Awo.~y Awa ' · Our Av.<JY A\.1,~\ ' Hom(. Our Reg . Hom• Aw<JV Ke lly Thompso n . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . 10 A m y Hager ........ . ........ ....... 9 Trlsha Spen<l'r ..................... . 9 Heattl>r Flnlaw .............. .. .... 9 Jay re Ritch ie ............... .. .... 9 Ay Mora ...... .. ................ ....... 9 Lisa Driggs .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . 9 HolT!(' Awa\' Homt' Awav Av.-a~' 7.97 5.88 Honx• 1\ WUV Hurrw Av. av nomf. Choice Evergreen Assortment tO.t2" ll . .•.• • • • . . . ~ ~fTBALL SCHFJll ti..F. March 24-Hannan TraC'f' March 26-Southrfn March 31-S\'tnml'S Vall£'\' April 1-Fori F l)'(' Aorll 2-Souftn.t.'f'S t('rn . Av.m· Homf. June Van Vranken is now accepting piano and organ students. Reg. 4.97 3.47 Evergreen 0 Assortment ~ Yews . Ju n1per 8" 10'. I gal Assortment of Yews. Juni pers or Arborvitaes in globe. upright, pyramidal or spreaders. 10·12" size. Our 1.97 40-lb. • Hyponex" Top Soil Top soil fo r planting grass, flow ers, s hrubs. 40-lb' - - - - - - ------ - -- -- - - -- - -J:----~---..!!::.:=:-.--4-- ·~·:··::'.:"':..-n Phone 614-992-2270 Our Reg 124 88 99.97 20-lnch lawn Mower 3 - HP lawn mower with side discharge. reco il start f!ngine. throHie control on hondle 20" blade Our S.47 Our 5.97 Dormant PoHed Rose Bush AT •1 grade dormant tose bush tn assorted varieties COOPER Our #2006 This Month Only Reg. I S7.88 138.88 311! h.p. with ride dir- 110.. <harge, re10il rtort engine •Tune-Ups •Shocks •Struts AITER TilE BROKEN TABLETS AND TilE r.OI.DEN CALF WORSHIP- EXODUS 32:26. Then Moses s tood In ttl> g ateo ltiP camp, and s aid , · Who is on the Lord's side• Let him come unto me. " and all thr son 's of Levi gartEred t!Pmselves unto him. Alter this cho ice ttl>rt' wa s a smlmct' or ju dgmPnt a nd a bout 1hrf>e toousand men l> ll tha t da y. When the rontest between E lij ah and ttl> p-opll:·t s or Baal on Mt. Carm el was related In the scrip tures . a choice wa s g ive n. 1 Kings and engine handle. <ottlrol 12.97gu~7 Hose hold e r keeps gat den hose to lded neatly Save! •Full Time Technician •Full Line Parts •Goodyear Tires •Brake Service •Oil & Lubes •Car Washes (interior I exterior) •Air Conditioner Service •Radiator Service And Elijah c a me unto all ttl> (alple , and said, " How lo ng halt ye between two opinions ? II ttl> Lord be God, follow H im! but If Baa l then loltrw him." A nd ttl> JX'Ople answered him not a word. ' Alter the prie sts of Baal we re unable to produce a nv flrt' eve n toough they des perately ca lled on t!Pir go d, cur themsel,~es. ju~p on tbelr a lt ar etc. While Elijah prayed a soort but erne st pray er, The true and livin g God a n swered with a cons uming fire, uron the altar a n d sacrifice . Let u s carry our c hoice a little larttl>r. WIPn Jesus was o n trial belort' Pontius Pilate and ttl> (alple were given a choice as to who would be rt'leaSed unto ttl>m. They coose Barabbas, a nd Pilate then sa id, " What shall I ttl>n do with Jesus which Is called the C h rist?" Matt . 27:22. "The Do It All Dealer" I ~1 each of us are laced with the sa me quesi lon . yes Moses COOPER asked Who Is oo ttl> Lord's s ide ? "; E lijah asked, " Ho w lon g halt ye between two opinions?"; ttl> question Pilate asked still ring 1n ou r !Parts and ears, "What ttl>n wDI ye wit h Jesus w hic h Is called th<> Chris t ?" Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Inc. oo · Middleport, Oh. 992-6421 or 992-2594 J esus promises, If we wUJ stand wit h Him, He w tll sta nd w ith us untll the end. Matt. 28: 20. By P118tor Gk>n McClung. HO SERVICE 8· 5 Monday-Friday ~ . 11475 LA WNW ARE . 7 8' 3 9 ~~~ Lawn And Garden Edging 20' eclgtng controls growth around ftawe rs and shrubs. B on Plastic Hose Holder 18:21. Our 8.97, It Patented PoHed Rose lush. .... 6.97 22" Lawn Mower REBATES UP TO $1600 ON "TAKE A STAND" Bush s electe d rose bus h . B Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge In' Sermonette Qualty Package Rose #l .... 19.97 75-Ft. Garden Hose 75'x'\\'' fl exote rubber hose with vinyl reintorcemenls. Our 24.97 20" Drop Spreader 70 lb capac tty with finger · tip con tro l (: 77 Each lml 97¢ Hand Tool Choice Our Garden cuHi ilator. Ironsplanter or trowel . Savings! �Literary club meets A review of the lit••rary life of E.B. Whil e and hi s book. "The Second Tree !'rom the C'orll('r" was given by Mrs. Ca rl Horky at Saturday's meet ing of lhr Middle· port Uterat) ' Club hosted by Mrs. Horky . E. B. While, 1899·1985. was edu· ca red at Cor nell Uni\usily and started his ltlerarv caree r as a nPwspaper reporlei· with til!' Seat· tie Times. From 19:.JJ he had a cn lumn in th<' New Yorker and was also flU blisl"<>d In Harper's and I he A tl an lir Monthly. Hts books included short stories and poems Wlit ten from 19.'\'i and 1950. The rev iewer described them as having timeless appeal In humor and interest. He also wrote about the ac complishments of othPr authors. and wrote many introductions for othe r au thor 's books and prefixes b r man)· agricullw·e bulletins. Mrs. Horky descritled White as seeing heaut:y In both city and country, and used many sources for his dally new co lumns. He empha s· ized sty le in writ ing and published a handbook for use in business offices , colleges and for crea ti ve Lambert - Darst Public Notice The open r hurch wedding of Denise Lambert and Richanl Darst. Jr . will take pia<'<' J! i p.m. Sa turday at th(' f{u!land Church ci God. Music will )]('gin at 3: ll. A reception will be hdd in the church social room following the wedding. 11w brid e·elect is the daughter ci Mr. and Mr s. Ka,· La mbert, Rutland. Darst is the son of Mr. anrl Mrs. Lawrence Yeaugr r. C.a lltpo · lis. and Rlcharrl Darst Sr.. Chcshirp NOTtGE OF SALE BARGAIN MAT INEES SAT &SUN Al l SEA TS 12.15 ! ON EY' fRY TUE SDA¥ S2 Adm is si on Price Policy Borgoin Mati nees Sot & Sun .. All Seats S2 .2S Ad m. Ev ery Tvesdav . $2 .25 , ·"' , ~fCIO: 1 ~~orfl ~c Pt ~! ~ ' Starts hiday 312 I / 86 ' • • "Down And Out In Beverly Hills Rated "R" .• '• •''. III>TORY ESSAY \\111.'JIO ER - fu>tum .Jonathan SPHnlh, Southern Junior lllgh; Jutie Buck, sixth, I' orne roy . and Nicole KMawalsky, 61th grade, Meip Chapter of the Daughters of ll• • o\mt•ri<·an Revolution sponsored 11 history essai <il nt est for elementary and junior high stud<>nts in ~ll'i l:' and 16 llludents parUclpaled with winners from t•;u·h ,-aM. Wbulero were, from ft>H, Elizaheth B~·Mt , eighth grade, EMtem Junior !Ugh; ~I a~ Ia \ ' o;u·h;uu. Home NetNlnel Bank, Re· cine. Ohio, PleN'ItiH, ageln1t mit an 1pplication for capital 111ittance under the provi· Dolo Wottaco Hilt ond Amy of ooction 16 lbl t2l of R. Hilt, et ot., Dolendonto. siono the Urban Mass TrensporU · upon 1 judgment therein tion Act of 1984. ea rendered, being Ce1e No. amended, to provide tran- B& -CV-294 in oaid Court, I aportatlon service for the will offer for Nle, at tt. handicapped and / or deve- front door of the Court House in Pomeroy, Meig1 County, Ohio, on tho 4th lopmentally disabled cit · izena within the county of Meigs. in Ohio. The grant application will request (1) converted van with wheal· chair lift (10)' pauenger, standard. It is projected that doy of April, 19B6, ot 10:16 ton Township, Meigs Coun· tv. Stete of Ohio. and being more tully described •• 1ollows: Commencing at a point in the northeast corner of 11id vice seven (7) deya per week ' for tranaportetion to am· ploymenl. habilitation pro· grams, socialiution pro· grams and r&ereadonal pro· grams , medical appoint· manta and other specialized profesaionai18Nices. M . I. Inc., invites com· menta and / or proposals from all interested public, private, and paratransit operators for the provision of the service proposed in Saction 11, and tho grontor's northeatt property cor· nor: thonceoouthOdog .. oo· 00" Nit along the east line B90.00 loot to tho r•t point ot beginning for tho tend described; thence lOUth 0 dog. 00' 00" lilt tho 16tbl f21 opplicetion. M.l . Inc. is also interested in coordinating the use of ' the vehicle with any public, private, and paratransit oparators in the area. Any · one interested in submitting a proposal or coordinating tranaporation aendcea Clln obtain the neceaury details by contacting David Milliken, Administrative Aasist· ant, Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation. P. 0 . BoA 307, Syracuse, on;o 45779. Written comman15 and/ or propoaals must be submitted within 30 days to the agency addrell given above with a copy to the Ohio Department of Tran· sportation. 26 South Front Street, Columbus, Ohio continuing along uid line, 1760.00 fwet to a point in the grantor's 10uthaast propeny corner and the 10utheaat corner of the northealt quarter of uid Sectton 11 : thence north 90 deg. 00' 00" west along tho grantor's south propeny line and the half-section line of Sun.·Thurs ., 7:10 hi. & Sat., 7:10, 9:10 Sat. & Sun. Mat .. 2:10 Sat. Midni~ht. 12:10 sold Section 11. 1370.00 feet to a point in the gran · tor's southwest property corner; thence north 0 deg. 00' 00" out otong tho gran· Community calendar / area happenings FRIDA\' RU11...AND - Tppn d Jnl 'l' will bt' gul'SI inspl\'IUI' . '<'hool. S,\ Tt.:IU>A Y CHESTE R - T ba ll. ulll<· leagtn• ,md 1-" ' ''-"l''f' !Pagu r-s w ll l ha,·r RACINE - Racine Youth Ball I ;•agtw sign up, Sa turday. lO a.m. to 12 noon in !he kindergan en building at Rar inP: thosC' wit h quest ionscall Sha ron .Johnson atr Sl:l·5258. ~ 11 Rutland Civlc C('ntcr. Frid;n . H Ill 11 p.m. with mu sic b;· Musil' Unlimited; admission. $2 singIt•. &I couple. n•g i:-lr;l tton SJ. turd.t\" from 10 a.m . tn 1~ n(._m ~ · ' ( 'hf',t('r l<lf'nw nt :11:-· POMEROY - tor's west property line. 1760.00 feet to a point; thence north 90 deg . 00' 00" east along a line, 1370.00 foet to tho point of CominR In April Care Bears 11 Nightmare On Elm St. 11 Police Academy Ill Sun .·Thurs .. 7:00 Fri. & Sat., 7:00, 9:00 Sat. & Sun. Mat .. 2;00 Sat. Midnight, 12:00 beginning, end containing 66 .039 ocres. Subject to all legal high· evan~elis! cord. Grantor claims title by dead of record 11 recorded in . Wesleyan Holiness Chu rch. Routr p reVIeW • Jh e Be st p•IC t UfeS This Weekend ••• FREE! On Cable Channel 11 SEED AND MILLING l43,1'romrrlday throu~h M arch11 Services will be at i : llp.m. nigh! II HEADQUARTERs POMEROY - Special go<p•cl music sing at the ~f t. Hermon United Brethl'('n in Chris t Church Friday at 7:ll p.m. with fra tun xl singers to include "G ioryland Rr· lievers" of Point Pleasant . II'\' a . and Mike Pooler. Re<'d svillr . Church located off Meigs Count' Road 82, Tex as Road . nt\ ll Pomeroy. PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Estate of Barbara J. Fatty , the Recorda of the Meigs County Recorder' s Office. DaacripUon for the above described tr~~et hu bean prepared from deed records and is not a propenv aurvey. Richard C. Glasgow, R. S. deceaaed. Case No . 25 ,030 . NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On January 24 , 1986, in No. 5161 . REFERENCE DEEDS: Vol. 2n. Pogo 843 and Vot. 268, Pogo 331. Meigs County Deed Recorda. Slid percel the Meigo County Probate Court, C1101\1o. 25,030, Hooold W. Fetty, Route 1, Longsvile, Ohio, 46741 , Wll ep· wu appraised ot t88 ,000.00. Terms of Sate: C11h. Ohio . Real estate cannot be sold for leH than two-thirds of MILLI NG DIVISION Se eds - 8 1td Seeds - Oy st e r Shell s a n d G rit· Fertilizers · Lime Ce me nt an d M o rt ar . Stoc k Sa lt - W a t er Softener · Re medies Sdl t l1 tt ers V ac c 1ne R oo tin g - Pa mts · Red Brand Fencing Baler an d 81 nde r Tw in e - Sprays · Gates · Hay · Straw cn r c!i,lll\· invited. POMEROY- Annuall n:-.pt 'i l h H1 of Pomeroy Chapter ffi. Ho\ a I ,\ i<'h EYE ntE WANT ADS FOR GREAT IUYS CIIHd. lata of Route 1 . Long 992 - 2119 Mulbe rr y Av e. Why Pay More for You r Pet Food, When MGM Form Crty, Inc, PJme roy. Oh•o 614 992-2181 Is lower Priced w•th A Better Product. Bottnm, Meigo ounty. Ohio. Flo bert E. Buck , Probete Judge Lona K. Netaekold . Cieri< (3)21 . 2B; t414. 3tc SUGAR RUN MILLS Masons, will be 7: ll p.m. F n d,l\ Work will be in the pas t ma, lt't' degree. Rogpr Wiseman of ,\t h<'n' Pomeroy, Oh. 2 In Memoriam 50# Dog Nu ggets Only 19.50 25# Cat Food Only 17.52 In memory of my mom, * Ruth Steele who passed away 9 years ago on March 21 . Deeply missed All MGM thoughts daily. ~-~...=._::::: :-~ : _ .... 10°/o OFF ---o-_ ::- 9.9% GMAC Financing •Firenzas •Calais •Cutlass Cieras •Delta 86's •Cutlass Supremes •98 Regencys BEST PICfURE WlNNERS MARATHON WEEKEND Friday, March 21 THE: Hf.UT Of HOUTWOOD.• 8:30 •.m. 10:30 i.m. 12:30 pm 1:30 ~m 5'00 pm 700 p.m 900 p.m. IL30 pm 130 am 4·40 am N"'"" Rae TheGoodbyeGtrl TheVIPs Heal and 0161 CimarronRae N"''" Terms ci EJWearment Around The W"'td '" 80 D.1 ys Cmarron Cham~~ f~re 8'00 p.m 1000 pm 11:30 pm 2:00a.m 4·10 a.m An AmeriCAn Wer ewoll In t ofll.!tll l t nv•i~e Stran~r The Kr ll~ g f •Ids Midnrght Express ()rver Twrst 700 am 1000 am tOO pm 3:00 p m 5·30 pm 8.00 p m 1100 pm J·40 am 3'45 am Ham !~ Amadeus Rocky Terms cl Endearment Charll!s d F~r e Amadeus Hamlet Rocky The lled Shoes POMEROY, OH. OPEN SUNDAY 1 to S HOURS : Mon ., Wed .. Fri. 8:30 to 8 Tues. & Thurs . 8 :30 to 6 :30 Sa1urday 8 :30 to 4 , CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATION GROUP Ohio 1-800-344-3331 W. Va. 304-675-3398 ' Titles exclus"' e 1n Nat1on a1Pay C able durmg 1Crr"1'l : 1 11 · ··1~e tr :.: '"lowl rme The Mo11 re Chan rw ll'l. · , ... ;, , I', •. TM Tr adematkS ot Showtrme Ttle Mov1f' Cna r ne' 11 5r~o wi • MlC The Mov1e C"'annc1 Inc 1rJ81, /, · r •" .... , .. ~~ . ~ -· On VA I fHA. Low CINinntienal Loeu AvailoWt. l'unllltt or ltti- ••"· ' Vickie Hautdrlll-4.46·4042 COIUMIUI Rill MOITGAGI CO. J..\1 ·1•. Howard Ohio 4S 769 614-992-2104, Ext. 204 ROOFING Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Real Estate or 949-2969 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1·(614)-992-3325 NEW LISTING - 6 rm. one floor home at 10 ?locust St. Riverview & basement. Ju st $12,000. NEW LISTING - 75 acres, letart Tow•o''l ft·iverfront with lree4i. llo~. income. Barn, b~M · & minerals. $45.000. 9 ACRES- 6 rms, bath. T. P. water . !uti basement & smatl barn. $27.500 . BAUMS DIV. - 4 Brs , bt· level, nice carpetrn g. cen tral heat. all electrrc , msulatoo and garage. $65,000. HANDY ANDY - Old 2 story , 6 rms . ga s. sewer and lg. level lot rn Racrne. Oiler may buy RT. 7 BY-PASS - 1A acre. good 5 rm .. 3 BR home, bath. rural water . auto. heat, carpeting, front po rch &gar· den. Only $20,000. EASTERN - Modern 3 BR ranch near Chester fin · ished basement on ground floor, tg stone fireplace. wet bar, lg. sun deck, dwarf fru1t and 2.47 acres. FIXED 9\\% INTEREST RATES NEED STORAGE SPACE? CONVENIENT STORAGE UNITS RENT BY MONTH 5x10, 10x10, 10x24 Manoger Living On Premises OUTIIOE IIORAGE AVAilABlE 446-8592 Kanauga, Ohio 3· 12 ·1 mo. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Maku •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigeraton •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4·5·tft Housing Headquarters WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA __,.... '!"' . •SATELLITE SALES &SERVICE We Hm AFull TIMe Sh~ Techlcl•• u Dutv RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE POMEROY,O. CHESTER-985-3307 . 4/ !/ttn NEW LISTING - RUTLAN 0 - A home with evetything' "VINYL SIDING Ranch home. large family room with fireplace and woodburner tnsert. 3 bed · rooms. 2 baths , ulility, larJl!! deck, carport with storage . New above ground pool. 10 ft. satellite dish. level ~1. $55,500.00. 0 AWMINUM BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Es1ima1es" PH. 949-2801 or 949·2860 No Sunday Calls 3/.11 / tfn THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP RENT A CAR CALL 446-4522 HAVE YOU BEEN WANTING lovely cleared land with tall trees to shade you thiS summer Small stream wilh 12x20 cab•n nestled alongstele. Water. electric , toilet fa· cil1ties 011 Stte. Wou ld be beulifut homestte also. Owner askin& $12.500.00. Am . . "W1 fl.ul Fff Lnt" Sl. Oelllpolle, Ohio 7/ 11 / tln EAGLE IIDGI SMALl INGitiE CINTII Parts • Strvlco 949-2969 '''"''m'f Ollu PUSH MOWER TUNEUP area . Operators woo al'(' interested In offPrlng proposals to provide ser· vice slx>uld contact Eleanor Tho· mas, Dlr~tor, at the Melgs County Council on Aging, Box 722, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, to obtain lull details f the type of transportation service for lhe·elderiy and·oc handicapped withln our service area. Wrtltrn comments and« proposals must tie submitted within JJ days to tbe agency at the above address wl! h a cop,1· to the Oh io Departml'n t of Transpon atio n, Divis ion of Public Transportation; 25 South Front Street , Room 716, Columbus, Ohio 43216-(l!99; Allen· lion: Depuly Dlr~tor. BUIINEII PHONE t614t 992-65!0 REIIIINCI PHONE t6141 992 ·1714 (6141 843-5425 3·11-1 mo. 1/?B' Itn VINYL & Stationery, llagnetW: Signs, Rubber Stamps, lwiness Forms, Copy Services. !tt. 2 55 Milt 51., Middlepoot I 04 Mulberry b ., Pom•oy 992-3345312/l ln ALL STEEL & POLE BUilDINGS TRASH SERVICE In Northeast Ontario NOW SlRVING THE For more informatton write: MAIDEN BAY CAMP ROCK SPRINGS Box 218, North Cobalt, Ontario POl 110 CANADA Ph. Before April 1S and "FREE ESTIMATEI" 1-705·67 2-3888 Ph. After May 1 1·7D5-647 -8533 JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 Ph. 614-843-51'11 1·20·tfC 3-3-'86· I mo. 2 FT . LONG IRON, RADIATOR, BRASS. COPPER, CAST. SHEET ALUM . SALES & SERVICE RIDER SALVAGE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Boshon Building Authomed Jo~n Deere. New Holland. Bush Hog farm Equipment Dea ler EVERY SAT. NI'GHT P&S BUILDINGS 992-3194 BOGGS RACINE FIRE DEPT. Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36 ' For Servie~ Can BUYING SHORT STEEL GUN SHOOT UTILITY BUilDINGS S-POINTS AREA J.IJ.imo . 3/ 5/ 86/ ttn Sizes Start From 12Ki6' Racine, Oh. MANLEY'S SPRING BEAR HUNTING & FISHING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing 6:30 P.M. St. Rt. 124, Pomeroy PH. 992-5468 HOURS: 1-5 31181 t mo. farm Equitmenl Parts & Service Factory Choke 12 Gauge S~otguns Only 9 30·11 Announcements 1·3·tfc 3 Announcements Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR · Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 RE-OPENING MARCH 17th JO'S 124, Gin SHOP in Syracuse lamps, clocks , brass, vases , toys. SHOP HEIE & SAVE! 3·24-tfc SWEEPER and sewing machine repair , pans , and IUPPii... Pick up and deliwary, Oavi1 VICUum Cleaner. one half mile up Rt. Come in and register. for FREE BIRDBATH to be given away NOTE: Firs1 quality merchandise !rom factory NEW POnERY & BIRD 8A 1HS Alii IN Kissing cement yard dolls, cement animals. clay red fire.hydrant wi1h dog, flower pots of all kinds (spme with stands); Gifts of dishes. figurines . 3-14-1 mo. Georges Creek Rd . Call 614 - 446 -0294 The lzaak Walton Club will have their annual member• and famil!ly covered plate IUPPet ·Mon· day, March 24th n 7p.m. Bring own drinks and eating utln11ls. Club wi'll turnieh baked ham .,d coffee . We will at1c have our annual fun auction lhtftupper. All member& are urged to bring something to be auctioned off Singles introduction I, traeappli· catio n, Personal Touch Introduction . P. 0 . Doll 6536. Ch'arles· ton . W . Va . 25302 , , , 3()4 . 727 ·9434. ROSE EXCAVADNG Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection ~ Hearing Evaluations For All Ages RACINE, OHIO FREE ESTIMATES Oil Field Service, -~ USA M. KOCH, M.S. Londuoping. losemenh, land Ctooring. Ponds, Sot~tic Sr1tems, Hea•y Hauling, Stone &GraYII Hauling SINGLES : lergnt club in Wut Virgtnia . Statewide. All ages Almost all couruies : H.H .C .. Boll 81 . leivasy. WV 26676 . 4 Giveaway :I: Licensed Clinical Audiologist Eltcrri<al Work 4 month old mixed br•d pups, z - (Certified Etectrlctan) DON ROSE, Dwn1r (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 949·2493 Ho .. 143-5340 2·20·t mo 8·13 rtn will be small doga. Call &t•. 682·6051 Thurman • • · 8 mo . old ptetty & very smart kitten1 . Call614·446· 1163. kiWI more washer, niNde ,..,air. Call 61 4 · 245 · 5803 Free hou 1e broken kitten 15-7 ~~ DUGAN'S 1 ;> Yr o; E 'fH•rn·n, 1' Cumplete Front End :i. r t 1) 1 •JI J\ 1\ 'i T t tl(· o~ furnished wi1h litter tray, lttw and cat tcod . Call 614· 2•& · 532 0 . ~~ 1111PIE PANE THERMAl BARRIER OIIUXE fliT SASH, EASY ClEAN REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Part Beegle puppin to give eway. Call614 ·985 -4169 after l FRONT-END ALIGNMENT .~ _;-:..· S349tndudos Complete •FREE Vinyl Siding Esdmates tnstorllolict~. 5 :00 . Female Cock• Spaniel. Whht avocado . Wormed end tholl. Cha rles Aeiker. Call 814 . 992 ·3694. and •Naw Homes Built ~ month s old. comet co""'letetv BISSELL SIDING COMPANY OFFERS Spring & Summer Speeials 1. IFHA-VA -HUDI •Blown In Insulation I\' K t! I I f1 r'-1 i 1 •A Profeuional Local ,, Apl l< ll n l r•ll' ll' C MI l47 2 tE , ; ,' 1V, vear old . full bk>oded male collie. Black·white·ttn . fDeds Conrractor •16 Yrs . of local Service '( , CIRCLE CONTRACTING Complete Building and Blue Streak Tax Service W. E. (Bill) SNOUFFER FEDERAL-STATE INCOME TAX RETURNS (Free Estimltes) JEFF CIRCLE, SR. long Bottom, Ohio PH. 949-2649 2-!0·tfn room 10 f\ln . C1!1 114~42 · PH. 949-2101 ar 949·216t0 Day or fl'1h1 110 SUrelY CALLS H ·lln Controcling Service 3 femal e puppiet 6 weell:.!.1d to a good home. 304 · 1876 · 12~7 . Old pickup trudt, 304'176 · 6832. 107 Syramore St., Pomeroy, Oh. PHONE 9'12-7075 HOURS : 9:00 A .M.-5:00P .M. Mon . 1hru Sa1. Evenings & Sunday By Appointment l -15-tfn 519.'15 the dght 47169 Eeglo Ridge Rd. 1-IJ .tfn YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addone end remodeling Roofing and gutter work Concrete work Plumb ing and electrical worlr; (Free Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 or 992-7314 Po ..roy, Ohio 12·8·tlc J&F CONTRACTING DOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER , SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER. GAS 6 SEWER UNES, RECLAMATION, PONDS, SPRING OEVELOPME!IIT. HOME FOOTERS. DUMP lR UCK STONE & DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992· PUT YOUR SNAPPER REAR TINE TillER ON HOLD NOW TJIRU MAY 1 AS lOW AS S100 DOWN GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Candor Sl., Pomo1oy BOB DANIELS 992-2975 742-2552 2· 17·8'-1 mo . 2-14-1 mo. 675 -2406 . tJ p.,'Tf ll i fi[ liM l@lb INTERTHERM & COLEMAN CLINIC BENNETT'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING * * #1 * * By offering a complete line otmobile home PT. l'lfASANT OFFICE 305 Jackson be. SIAil ·-Al HOlliS ......wod.-l'lturt. 3·1,.. luff, 6;30·1; Fri. t-1 prn Solllrdoy 10·11 :30 am UIGI AtlfltAl & SUIGEIY IY APPT. PH. 304-675-2441 BEND AREA CALL Ripley Office For Hours 304-372-5 • Regi11ered black CockM )p•· niel. needa hotnl with Mutts. 304 -675 · 1673 . - ~ Happy Ads .•• » Happy 82nd Birthday Gr.dpe Batey. Love. Pennv. EHIII\..1nd Cindy • .. Yard Sale ,. .. PtPieasaiitl-.. & Vicinity ·: -· .. ..... .... . .. ... .. •.. .. .. .. ~ Vard Sale, Sa t 10 :0 0 till '00 . 3303 Fumldin Ave , Poin l at... clo thing. mM · wo,...,s. 11n1. lO t s ot m1sc 9 '• ., Wan1ed To Bu'; ' We PIIV c as h lor Jete model ..e.n u1ed ca rs. • J 1m M ink Chw .· Oidl trif Bill GeneJo hn110n ,.. ~ 614 · 446 ·3672 VETERINARIAN Paul E. Shockey, DYM ' 7 HORSE SHOEING TRIMMING VIDEO SERVICE TOWN & COUNTIY ·? Refriget'•tor, daytime CIII ,I04· 01 Change. Sharpen Blades Turn left 11 Meiga Memory Garden• . 3 mile off Rt. 7 a1 ~ 2385 5 (Peru included) I(IIIOR public, private and paratranstl operators including tax ! operators, for the providing of transportation service for the elderly and -or handicapped within our servi~ 'Norlh Phone Bills Here ALUMINUM SIDING furniture, Wtd4ing and Graduation U-SA~E AUTO RENTAL Rl. 160 Pay Your Cable & J&L BLOWN INSULATION F11 Ally,., P1111111 Nuir PIUS: Offiu lupplios I SALES & SERVICE WtJ Carry Fishin g Supplies CAll COLIICT: Ph. 11-14-tfc Pan < and Sermp aumpsitel This 41\ acres of NEW LISTIGN - SYRA· CUSE - Nice lOOxiOO ~t and storage building. Home has been remodeled. Everything rn working condition . 3-4 bedrooms, living room kitchen, part basement. A good buy. $16,900.00 . SIDING "BLOWN IN INSULATION NEW LISTING - MIDDlE· PORT- 4 bedroomhouse. neat. convenient to s~op · ptng. Gara ge. on 21ots. vinyl stcl tng, w•th workshop wtth ~ bath. Bargain Priced at $18,500 .00. I PUBLIC NOTICE The Meigs County Council on Aging, Inc., which Is a private nonpro fit corporation intends to submit an appUcation for a captlal grant under the provision of Section 16(b1(2i or the Urban Mass TrMs· portation Art of 1964, as amended, to provide transportation S!'rvice for the ('fd('rfy and·or handicapped wtlhln Meigs County. The grant application will request one VCS-10. 1 converted vah wllh wheelchair lift . It Is projected that 10 eld<>rly and handicapped persons will use lhts service five days per week tor various activities, including transportation to medical and social service agencies In MMgs and adjacent counties. The Meigs County Councll on Aging, Inc., Invites comment s and-cr proposals from all interested 992-5875 Or 742-3195 •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR 992·2259 VINYL I AWMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home area , 20 years "Free Estima1es ' ' Insulated Dog Houses ICUT OUT FOR FUTURE Ulll DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND. TOP SQIL FILL DIRT New location: 168 North Sotond Middleport, Ohio 4S7b0 SIDING CO. FOR All YOUR NEW- REPAIR Equal Employment Opportunity , L Write11l 949·2263 -.· SUPERIOR WIRING NEEDS TEAFORD Henry E. Cleland , Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, 7 EUGENE LONG MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Residential & Commercial Call: Real Estate General IMMEDIA T£ OPENING FOR REGISTERED NURSES OR MEDKAL SURGICAl UNIT AU SHIFTS, EXCELLENT BENEFITS 11 S East LOW tNTEIIST IIFIIAIICIIG Homt Morlgagt '-lilt 9'/t'!. Film RATE Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tlc REGISTERED NURSES VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ,. .... ... . . . 992-2196 POMEROY - Secluded and prNate. N~e summer otdlen. 3 bedrooms, btg t ~~g room . large closet in bath. Econom•· cal utitmes.Asking $29,000.00 Help Wanted CONTACT TERESA COLLINS, RN Sunday, March 23rd ORDER "THE MOVIE CHANNEL" TODAY SPECIAL FREE OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 24th. PH. 992-6614 Broderi~k 11 Saturday, March 22nd 308 E. MAIN ST. Farm City, Inc. Daughter. *(Inventory Reduction Sale) Kinds of Pet Supplies We also have Canary & Gu1nea Prg feed and in my Becky PAT HILL FORD Robert E. Buck, PROBATE COURT ,OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Eotate of Hltdo S . White, do· <»llod, Co.. No . 2&,0117. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Merch 18. 1986. In the Meigo County Probeto Coort, Cue No. 25.0117. Donne Ru1h Ohlinger, R. D. 3, Po· motOy. Ohio, 4&769, wu ap64 Misc. Merchandise pointed IXICU1fil Of the H· tate of Hilda S. Whito, de· @naUon @mpany We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radfators. We also repair Gas Tanks. !3121 . 28: t414 . 3tc Public Notice SE E YOUR DEALE R NOW RffJ~1~~ Probate Judge Lena K. Neaselroad. Clerk 1212B: 13117, 14. 21 , 28 ROYAL OAK - Belles ·'" nd Beau s Western Square DanCf' t 'l uh will sponsor an open danrr a! l1cl\ .d . Oak Park recreation build "'" · Friday, 8 to 11 p.m. Callrr wil l I•· Dave Stut hard. Columlm, I ll r------- · pointed Administrator of the 81t1te of Barbara J . Fatty. de· c:aasad, lateof Meigs County, the appraised value. Howard E. Frank. Sheriff of Meigs County , Ohio MIDDLEPORT- Spcc i.li m" ·t lng Mlddlepon Lodge 363, ,.-,~ , \~I. 7; ]) p.m. Frida y. This ~,... ,11:-.• J annual inspection \'l.'ilh v;ork :n fellowcrafl degn'(' Western square' danC'c'r" Public Notice Deed Book 242. Pogo 11 . in r~v iYal ~p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiliiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,t~============:=======:::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::, 1 43216·0899. 13114. 21, 2tc ways and easements of re· Rev . Wa;·nt• wUItobe . States services he held at thefor Porn<'l'O' Inc . C..,nty, Ohio. In the caoe of corporation, intends 10 sub· of said Section 11 end thA wantor's 8111: property llna. Rivcn·i(•W Elt•nwntary . Theme wa.._., ''Prominent Signers of the Constitution." Award>; were presm~ at a D.lR htn<'heon by Elt•anor Smlth, American llistol')' <'hairm an, and ~Irs. Ronald l!eymlds, IWgl'nl. Industries, mon Plee1 Coun of Melg• which Ia a private non~ profit herein ••' •,, PUBLIC NOTICE Meigs The Ohio Business Services· forty .fivo (461 handicapped and/ or developmental tv dis· 11. Town 2, Rongo 12, Sut· abled clients will use the ser· Phone 446 -4524 Cinem~'l) By virtue of an Order of Solo ioouod out of tho Com- linda and tenements, to· Wit: The following described reel .. tete 1ituata in Section wJiiPrs. \IOIJNI'INffR Pomeroy-M Public Notice o'clock a.m. the tollowing 53 \ JACI<SON PIKE RT J 5 WESl - March 21, 1986 Friday, March 21 . 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio heating and cooling 11roduc11 tor the 1ri· county area. 'FURNACES 'HEAT PUMPS 'AIR CONDITIONERS 'COMPLETE liNE OF REPL AC EMF NT P~RTS •FACTORY AU TH ORIZE D & TRAINED SERVICE CENTER FREE ESTIMATES 24 HR . EMERGENCY SERVICE CALL (6141 446-9416 GAWPOUS OHIO HI WANTED TO BUY uaed. & COll i heat era. SWAIN 'S fU.lliiNI - TURE , J r d. & Olin St.~G~o · n1 Call 614·44& -3n9 . ~del TOP CASH pakt for '83 1nd newer used ca,.. s.ilith him Buick-Pont il e, 1911 Ave . Gallipoli1. C111 SH · 8· 2282 U1ed mobile homes . 448 -0115 C all~· · ~ Wanted to buv cattl•rack• ...- v, ton ford PU. C111 8251 . .. eu.as. ~ Buving daily gold . sltv.r ring 1. jewelry, lttrllng war coina. la rge cun.,cy. Top r.es Ed . Burkett B1rber S 2M Ave Middleport, Oh . 992 34 7 6 Wan t 9d old plano1 . P1 a UO ,OO end S40.00 11H:h . If floor onflt . Writt glvlnu diJIIic. tlon1 . Witten Pianos Boll ii8e S1rdls. Ohio ol39•e . Call 413 -1105 . �Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Page-8-The Daily Sentinel 44 LAFF·A·DAY f II pill y Iill' II; S t ~fVILt~S Apartment for Rent 2 bdr 1pt , 4 mi from Gallipolie . stove. rtfriQ . & water furnlthed . *200 mo ., no pett Call &14 -441!1 -8038 Help Wanted Neotd babysitter. mature & de · penct.ble. Call 614 -446·0137 lfter &PM. Brick • black mason 's expe· ri8nced Call614 -836 ·5333 for intlt'VIIIW. SprW'tg tiNning t1meagein ? Full or f)lrt· tlmeforhomeorot1tce If you .,. Nlking reliablh1V. hQ· n•ty , and e~~:perience Call 6 14 · 446 · 8201 or 61 4 · 256 · 1119 . Days Of' tNenings . Csretaker wanred fo r apt COI'f1)1ell · to live in Call 304· &75·5104. F..rnished efficiency t160 uttli· 11• p.id, adulta. st111e bath , 607 2nd, Gall tpotia Clll 446· 4416 7PM· 9PM. ~· ' b ~, v•• """" ~ """' " \ \ \" . \I s,... ...//il . ., ,./\11 _ ,..,\I. ._I............ " "I heard TWO clicks, and we've got a ONE-click furnace!" Furnithed epsrtmen1. utthttee l)lid. 108 Vtne St , 1235 Clll 614·441 ·9244 between 9 00· 5·00 Doubh1 bMI ·mlttrell & springs. solid wood held board , exc cond , t125 . Doll noutt7rooms l76 Call614· 246 ·5ot17 3 bdt Honeysuckle Htlls water· ~ewer- trlth servtcN rxovided, no pets , dep requiriKl Call 614 ·U6 · 1134 Equsl Houstng Opportunttv Natural honey &3 .00 1 quart Melvm Barcu• 256 · 6218 . 2 bedroom apt . in New Haven. W Va Newly remodeled In town Call S 1 4·992· 7481 Merchandi se Wsnted reliable baby 11 t1er m H~tnder.o n area. need s own trensportallon and have fl u tble hOurs . 304 676 · 4436 18 Wanted to Do W1ll do telapho ne w orll , bu11neu and resident flttallatiOn or re · plir have eJtpanen ~ and 1efer· enoas Call614 · 446 na2 any time Also w•ll do odd JObs GIVe ptano leaaona •n my ho me 1Q adu lt 1tud.,ts AlsQ teach chording snd trensposm g Cell 814 · 992 ·54(] LAWN MOWING , quality, de · pandsble aerv •ce. lo w rate1 , c•ll 6U -446 ·0684 11'1/en ing • 21 for Sale NEW AND US EO MOBILE HOMES KESSEl 'S QUALIT'f' MOBILE HOME SALES C Ml WEST GALliPOliS AT 35 PHON E 61 4 ·446 · 7274 1973 Buc caneer mQbile home Cell814 ·446 ·411l 1973 New Moon 12ll66 , 2 bdr . woodburner, cet ll ng len, air cond , porch & underpmning Ctll 814 · 256· 9361 1983 Happy HQute 14•66 tOtll elec rrtc , 2x6 ouulde walla, underpinning . other 1utraa Pri· nt ' s Tratloer Ptrk For informa · tton ctll614 367 7416 or eu 36774 38 1972 1••70 3 bdr home good condit ton belt offM Ctll 6 14 446 7545 t 4x70 all fllectrt c 2 bedrooms. 2 fu ll beth s. central sir applian c• tncluded S11 5 00 Cttl 614 · 446 · 3243 1980 Ltbenv 14 • 54 , 2 bed fOo m unfurn ished. vinyl und&r· pmn ing in cluded Mutt sell Ctll 304 773 -587 3 1975 Ctmaron Mo btl• Homa for aale tl-. 60 Ca ll 614 ·992· 66 24 1975 So uthw tnd Motor Home Completely nlf ·contsined LQw mtles Mual ~ell Call 614 ·992· 5906 Fin ancial 12 • 60 PMC handy mans 1p1et1l S2960 12.60 Aqu1r iou s 2 bedroom All • lact ric Stla for 14500 Call &14 ·667·3170 Business Opportunity t974 C11tle. ] bedroom, 1 '11 bethl. electric furnace, set up for wood -burner. 64ft porch Good condition . Clll 614 ·986 ·3960 I NOTI CE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH · lNG CO reco mmends that vou do busin•s wit., people you know . and NOT tQ send mon.., throu~ the mall until you have tnv..tiQated t he Qffenng Will pl1c1 ctg lr &"e mactl ines Good commiu10na Ctll 304· 713 ·!1861 22 Money to Loan HOME OWNERS Refinan ce to tow fix lid 1111. U •• equity fQr any pu(pOII· Lead., Mortgege Co S14 ·P2·30!1 . 23 32 Mobile Homes Professional Services PIANO TUNING AND AEPAtA . rtdillcover your P-'o 'a beaut;ful toM. caM today, Warde Key- llo•d, 30'·175·11100 .. 1753124 Sprtng Speciel ·1982 14•52 2 bedroom, vinyl underpinninv . tia down1. 16 x10 pnrc h. andelect· rtc entrance IINice . Excellent condit ion Call 614·992·2772 MOBILE HOME S MOVED tn · lUted , re110ntble rlltiS , Ctll 304 676 · 2336 Mobile h<tma tor ul•. '72 Schult, alre..:ly ..t up on ecra rentad lot. 3 milel out Jericho Road . 304·875 7122 1970 12•66 three bedrooms, 1 1h bttht, utility room, l(nder· pinned Cell 304·676·7918 or 304 ·876 -3797 1973, 14~t70 . partly furnlah.t Qn one acre phQne 304·676· 2791 . 1978, 14•70 mQbile home, 3 bedroom, sppl1tn ce1, AC , un· derpenn lng . nic a . 304 ·876 · 141B. 1912, 1 4x48 mobHe home, fumlsh.d. a1tumt loan. psy· menta t1U .OO month, 304· 17!-&7a2 . 76 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 51 Household Goods 2 bd r fully furmlhttd . 1 2 M6 5 . con v locst10n . Upper RIVer Ad . wtter pa1d, " c dep requtred Cell 614 ·441 -8!158 or 814· 446 -2430 Furntthed . cable. besuttful rrver v1ew. •n Ktneuga , no c•tv tuet Foartrl Mobile Home Psr.. Csll 614 ·446 ·1602 1h70 2 bdr mobtle home, woodbumet , 3 m1 our 8ulavtlte Ad Cell614 -446 -9204 For r1111t . roobile 1\oma 614 446 0766 . Cell Totti eiiiCtric two bedr oo ms turn ithfld Adul11 ontv. nQ pet s TV clbles ava tlabla Call 614 · 367 7438 3 bdr , fumtlhtd . all ut tlit i• peid no pets. sec dap . S420 mo :il bdr , turntthMI . 111 ut11tt1tll peid . no pets H C dep , t346 mo 2 bdr , unfurnithMl . noplltl, sac dep . pay own electric , S276 mo Call 614 446· 1386 tftef 5PM Newly remodeled 3 bch mobile home . 12x66 fur nithMI or unfur· nished Bull\' tile Rd Call 61 4 · 446 0527 after 3 00 2 bedroQm, Racine 1re• Call 614 ·992·5868 44 Apartment for Rent JAC«SON ESTATES APART MENTS IEqu11 Housing Oppor tunlty) roonthly rant starts at t17B for 1 bedroom and 8212 lor 2 t>.droQm. depoth: 8200 located ne1r Spring Velley PIUI tnd Foodland, pool and Cable TV tvltleble, office hours as poui· ble10 am to 4 pmtnd 7 pm tQ 9 pm MQnday · Friday. Call 614· 441· 2745 Of IMYe mt~sage . Nicely furnis~ed mobile hom•. tff apt . central eir and hut in city , aduha only Cell614·446· 033a . Rldec:orst.cl apt , 2 bdr . 11115 only Calf 304·175·&104 or 304· &76·63a& Furn. apr . 919 2nd Ave . Galli· polis. share bath, stngle male t150 mo . utilitie• paid Call Ul-44 18 efter 7pm. Furn 3 room1 & btth, upstairs. clean . no peu. adultt. ref & dep req Call114 -446-1519 . 2 bdr., near Silver Bridge P11z1 Nice carpeting , weter & garab· egfl paid c.n 814·"6-7026 . Unturnlthed 2 bdr. In Crown City. Call I14 -2U -6UO 'Furnl•h .. effldancy, 11111, utll· ti• ~Mild . lttaf'l bath. edul11. 807 2nd. A.... Geiii90IIo . Cll 4441· 44117PM ·tPM . SWAIN AU CTION & FURNITURE 62 Ol1ve St . Gttlipoltt N.w & used WOOd·COIIItoves. 6 pc wood lR su tte 1399, bunk beds e199 , tntron rachneu '99. new & used bedroQm tut1es, ranges, wnnger w.. hers. & shoes New l rv ~ngroom SU ites S199 -t599 . ltmps , tlso buytng co li & wood stow•s Csll6t4 -446 · 31&9 LAYN E'S FURNITUR E SQIIS 1nd chana pr iced fro m S285 1o t 895 Tabln , 850 and up to 112 5 Hide ·• bed• .S3 90 and up to 1550 . sofa beds S145 , Recl m 11 n . 1225 to 1 375 . La mp• fro m S28 to 8125 pc d111 11t1es fro m $109 , to435 7pc S1 89 an dup Woo d table With li• chatn 1285 to t745 Desk t t2 6 up to S375 . Hutches . 1550 Bunk bed co m· plere w1th mettrnae1. $275 tnd up to 8395 Baby bed ~ . ., 10 Mattres ua o r bo x spr ing• full or twtn . 863 , ftrm, 17 3 and S83 Queen tetl. S225 Bed htmes 820 an d U5 , 10 gun · Gun cab1nets . USO Gu or electuc ranges U75 Bsby mattresses. 135 & t46 . bed frames 120. 1 25 , & 130, ktng frem.t 160 Goo d selection of bed ro Qm suites. rock er• meta l ct blf't eU , ~ead boards 138 & up to $66 Used Furntture Ore11er. & bed. Trundl e bed , metal ofhce desks 3 miln ou t Bul aville Rd Open 9am to 6pm, Mo n rtuu S•t 114 · 446· 0322 GOOD USEO APPLIANCES W11her1. dry•rt . rehigerators, u nget . Skagg• Appliancu . Upp., R1ver Ad betide Stone Crnt Motel 614 ·448 ·7398 County Appliance. Inc. Good ulld appliancn end TV seh Open &AM to IPM . Mon thru Sit. 114· 446 1699 . 627 3 rd Ave Gsllipolis, OH . Vtiii'Y Furniture . new & used Lttgt ttctiQn of autltty fum t· ture 1216 Easte rn Ave , Gallipoli1 Mollohan f urn iture & App~en · cu. At . 7 North , Kanaup , Oh C tll 814 · 4•& 7444 Cred n terms availllble S9f11. ch ltr, rocker. racltnet', c helr , h ida ·• · bed , May11g wuher , Tsppen microwave Qven . queen size bedding Cor· bin & Snyder Furniture. 965 Second Ave .. 114 · 446-1171 P1rt1 ttlr ule Ron ShMtl 114 -251· 1•8• after 6 :00PM . 18) 4-40 ·.060 over pistons 11 6 to 1 , 121 Holley mtlched "t ' of 860'1 with • ., cle~ner•. 1:{11 electric fuel pufTl)s. (1) fvel presMJre regulator, (1)440 steet crank atd .. 11 ) Den• 80 r.. rer~d 4 : 10 - ~ ton, 121 front & reerend 4x4 21..; ton , (1 ) 203 uantf• case [Dodge), (8) 440 ro"lls resized ' Wtterbed · k1ngaine , lighted helldboard , chest of drtwttrl, hangtng mtrror. UOO . Cllll14 446· 7879 Sktte bosrd Vsrlflex yellow · green · black tn good cond .. t45 or best oHar Call lftet' BPM. 614 ·446·3808 Wind\ester model 12 shotgun 18 ga .. 28 tn .. full choh barrett very good cond Clll 614 · 448 · 9407 1 ytllr old lilly fireplace insert. $300 Call614 · 446 · 7101. Plasttc c11tern state approved , plastiC septiC ttnb plntic culvert•. metsl culverts. alt cap a Ron EvanaEnterprttes . Jeckson . Oh 614 286·6930 . Black p()wder 16 95 , caps 82 00 Koebels. Mill Creek Ad Hrs M· f . 5·8 Sat 1·5 Call 614 446 2316 Rack stereo. AM -FM rlldio . ceuette. record player. old comic bookdettng back to 1956 Call 614 446 ·7081 ~nytime . Mi•ed hardwood slabt . 812 per bundle. containing epprox 1 '/1 ton . F .0 B Ohio Pallot Co .. Pomeroy, Ohio Call 114 992· 6461 Hsll Pr~cel Flashing errow atgna 12991 Ltghted. non ·arrow 12791 Nonl1ghted S2291 Free letters! Only f.w left . he locally 1(800)423 ·0163 anytune G1b10n I If condltiOnet 10000 BTU . W11l sell cheap. Ctll 614 992·7066 Oult l. D&beaker. Quell pens. water heettng pads. waterers , feeding tflys, lncub1to,. , metal cattle rack Call614 -986 ·4403 For aale 2 acre lot , Letchng Creek Rd 1964 Ford ptctl; -up . Ctll 614 992 7486 . Used wood frsmtt 2 pane w•n · dows 2 lites Good cond1tt0n . Call 61 4 ·986 3942 61 Farm Equipment CROSS lo SONS U 5 36 West. Jackson , Ohio 614·288·1461 . Ms11ay Ferguson, New Holland, Bush Hog StiMI. Service Ower 40 used tractors to choolt from & COITJIIete line of new & used ~uipmsnt Largest Nlaction in S E Ohio 1977 Moped . 769 actutl mi les . e• c: cond . 304· 675 ·1296 HALF PRI CE! Fluhing arrow SliJ nS S299 1 ltghted . non · ltrQW $2791 Nonlighted 12291 Free lett ers! Only lew left See locsllv 1(8001423 · 0HS3 . enyt1me . Chait type P!!psi pop cooler . 8 695 .00 Ph o ne 304 · 576 · 2814 55 Building Supplies 8 utld tng Mat ent ls Block , brick. sewer p.p•. wtn dows, hntel1. ate Cl.ude Win · ten , Rio Grande. 0 Call 814 245 ·512t Kentucky lump , OhiO Lu,., , Oh10 Stoket Yard Qf delfvary. cemttnt bloclu end building material Gtllipolla Blodl Co .. Pine St , Gallipo lis, Ohio Cell flt4 -446· 2783 Block. briclt . mortsr and rna· aonry supplies. Mountain State Block. Rt 33, New Haven . W. v. 304·882· 2222 56 Pets for Sale Orsgonwynd Cattery Kennel CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siam ell kin ens A.K C Chow puppies Call 446 -3844 atrer 7PM Bunnie• end chicks sre here. Dudes will arrive Monday . 10 gal sttt up t 14 99 Fl1h hnk. 2 41 3 J1ck1on Ave , Point Plea· unt , W. VI. 304 ·675 2013 . 58 Fruit & Vegetables Kenn•be c potttoes lit turkey ' 1 tor 11111 . Csll614 · 387 7230 Freezet beef cut . wrepped and frozen Carl Kinnaird . 304-875· 4182 . r.mn 1979 Pont•ac LeMans, axe. oond., new ttral Call 614·379· 2120 77 86 MtneyFarguaon 240 die•el. 2 apd trans. IN-e power. r.pin outs. power steer1ng Ctll 814· 266· 2364 1971 Ford Gala•i .t9.000 ac· IUal m1les. , PS . PB. atr cond . very ucellent condttton , llktng H50. Call 614 -388·974. 21 h Tri·ede low Boy Trailer t1960 Ctll 614 992 · 7401 1978 Pontiac Grand leManl , PS . PB. a ir CQnd . deluxe tnte· nor. good tires , excelhtflt cond1 tion . 86,000 mites , 11king 11 ,3&0 . Celt 614· 388· 974"' 4020 John DNre D1esal with cab Muat see to eppreci1te 16995 6 8Qttorn International Plows $496 10 ft Birch Wheel D11 c f795 . TO 30 Fetgu son Tractor 11996. 3 point Fergu· eon Rake. 1495. New Holl1nd 66 Bater 1660 Extra clean 2 row Mauie Ferguson Corn Planter t295 . Mauie Ferguson Mower 1696. Call 614· 286· 6!22. 11)0 Ford Tractor, tiigh and low range. lnte hydreulicl. ex.tfl cleln, new . rubber . 2 bottom pklwl , U96 .al"f.t . Fo~ Bush Hog , 1360 . 2 row cuhiva· tor, 1196 Itt nawSiidtfBIIIde, •116. Boom Pole, t41,' &01 Ford Mowet', tW. Cl41 t14· uno. ~.!·,~22' ~'.. ' t, t I Minneapolis. fMQIIne. 1.9'e0· 78 HP . Wtdt front e-.d. 3 pt. hitch\ t2500 . C11f 614· 99UI37 . Before you buy your n@t tractor. gat the blat pr1ce. Sldirs Equip· ment CofT1).ny. Henderson, W. VI 304·675· 7421 . 62 Wanted to Buy 79 Ford Ptnto automati c 11 ,200 . C1ll after 4 30, 114· 367 ·0290. 1978 Ford F· 160 E•plnrar. 6 cv-1 .. 3 speed . Cell 114 -446· 0652 af1er 5:30PM 1982 be19e Ctlevette ICOQner 60.000 mtl... atnroof. t2 ,400 Ceii614·44B- 4463 For ute 1977 Marcurv Ctprt Ghis , V·S. 4 spd , vary good condition, t 1,200 or belt ot1er . Call114 -387-0502 etter 4 00 19n Cobfl Musteng 302 4 apd . ••tra claen Call 614 ·446 · 4171 after BPM 5 ~Md. 4 door , AM -FM radio, P 8 . low mile~• 1980 Cadillac Sedtn De Ville AM ·FM stereo w ith ctuette . CB , Cruilt. lo.cted wilh e~~:u•• · Cell 614 949 -3027 For IIIIa Qf trade. 1986 'Dodge Colt. W1ll conaidet' trade on 1979 , 1980, or 1981 Ctll 814-992· 7401 1982 Chevy Cttaion 4 cyl. Automatic, A C. AM .FM radio 42 .000 1low miles Call 61o&. 992· 3703 . 1975 Dodge Olrt 1450 304 69!· 363a . 1916 Ply , 4 door, cOo Mgifle. AC . PS . PB. cruite. a•c cond. cetl304 -n3-6303 . 1916 Corv.n~. T·top, two tone burg.,dy , 4 tpeed, 350 et'lgine, IYI. AC. 07.500.00. 304-876· 4596 ' 16 Toyota Celcia and '78 Ford Gran.ts . 304 ·676·11014 Wanted to buy cattle 11clls for v, tQn Ford PU . Cell 614 1 266· 6261 Wantad to buy. milk cnw Celt 614 ·992·591a 63 Livestock Charoli• bull and PoUed,aeura, 14 mos . old . SfiO lb . Ctll 614 · 379 ·2:697. 4 year old registered Son.. l Quar1er Geld Wig. 90 day profes· 110nal traininG Registered 10 month o4d Quarter Colt. 1Good conflrmatkln Will tall Aetaona bly Call 814-286 ·1522 • 4 regtatet'ed polled he;eford bulla Enforcer 107 H blood lin• Call 814 · 742 · 2753. Turkeys, 2 hens. 1 tom. 130 .00 lor 111. phone 304·675·150•3 . Btby golla t10 00 and olt. IIIQ 1 minting go11. pttone 304-875 · 6043 . Fine br.:l pigs. atitable fQr Fsir. 304·875·330a 64 1982 Ford EXP. nld . std. loaded, low rniiM. 814 ·448 ·038& . 1980 AMC Spirit OL, 34,000 miles, exc cond. 12.800.00 . 304 ·713·6337. 1979 Chr~ette , 2 cbor call attar S oOO. 304·896·3867 1981 Ford Mustang, 4 cvtauto, PS , PB. AC . rtlr deitostar, very good cond, t2 .900 .00 304 · 87! ·337a. '74 Oldl Cutl111, 4 doot , autQ, PS. PI, YOrY good cond. 82 .000 milll, 30'· 816·6876 . 72 Trucks for Sale ' 73 Chevy truclutendsrd , runs gt)Qd, body rough. 304-773· 5244 73 Vans 8o 4 W.O . Hay & Grail\ a 8tg round IQuare blln . Call 614· 245·6410 . 1875 Chevy Bluer. 4 wheel drive , 117& .00 Celt after 5 :00 , 304· 895 ·3831 h.a., Can Large round bales Qf deliver. t20 Ctll 114· 992 · 7401 . SOLO FARM Mu•t sell 800 belu nict Orchard . Grua · Timothy Hey . 11 . "'bale, 1 .90 tn lots of 600 or more . ltaher Farm, Rutlend All weather ICCfiiS Call Goebel Antt 1 firm , Coolvtlle, Ohio. e14-BI1 · 3138 Large fQUnd bel• ~ mls.ad hsy Cat1614·742· 21 25 mornings or evenings. Goodhtyforule Call81• ·992· 6633 Milled hay llrge squire bel", 01 .50 . 304·!7!·!1179. Transuor Ia111111 71 Autos for· Sale Farm Equipment 1986 FOf'd Ranger . A· 1 cond . tlke over peymenta or pay off t&,t96 72 , 304·875 -5393 1976 CJ 5 . Jeep wtth herdtop. 304·675 ·6003 . ' 78 Ford 74 4~~:4 , 304 -875 -5327 Motorcycles 1982 Honda J(RBO , e•c cond Caii61. · 44B · 2885. 1981 Hondl 850 CUS10m 1981 Su;ruki GS 860 G fully dre11MI 1983 Honde CR 1100 F. like niW' , only 1. 100 mllu. Barvaln buvs C11t 814· 441 -0148 1981 Honde C R 260 R Excellent condition Water cooled . Nl\l'enaced. Mutlleeto IC)prlcitta . Calll14-3e7-0407. 1979 KawaukiKXBO Excellent condition. Call 614 -992 · 61 38 or 114 · 992· 31 12 . 19'n Ford LTD. 1871 FOf'd Elite Call au ...-6·1201 or 114 · 44&· a113 . 1215 Sur:uki three wheeler , tiOO .OO . like new. 304 ·1570· 2334 . 1981 Camero runs good , e~tc . shape. C1tl 114·44•· 0011 . 1980 ltaw'11akiLTO 1000. IKC cond, 30•· 875·6433. UN~!lSToOI> THf:'.S"E TEL.EVI.fEP 5ES5tON$ OF CONG~$ ~U A~~~DY Tbi.P /ME AibUT' 'rt>UF- CJN,.IL T'l·fl: opfAATION. ~A~I.E COMPANY~~ ~ ,s S"cAAMBLING THE- SIGNAL. ~- . , "'~,c...~e s. C> •• "r~ 3 · '1 1. .... Auto petnttng and body work . done to your lltttfactton. re · ceiva 10 pet' cent off any job ach.:!uled between now and Msy 1st Insurance claims, det111ing end some mechenical work, free est1m1tes Cell for tppoinrment 1 · 304 - 176 - 268~ . 79 Motors Homes 8o Campers 1983 Shenntndolh travel tratiW 32 ft kin ExUII, AC , IWning, full refrig , combo bath & showtlr. ex c cond Call 614446 ·1766 A BURGER, Fl?t~') AND A 51-\AI$. IN 51UD~.. ctVLY :141,002.37 A (H R:0M 17 ft 1969 aelf cont•ined camper. ftliC cond. must see. $1.100 00 304·675 · 1146 . Serv1ces 81 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UncondittOnel lltatime gu1ran· tee. loCII reiet'encH furnished. FrH ntimet11 . Call collect 1 ·614·237 ·0•88. day o r mght RQgers Bssement Waterproofing Dave 's Home Improvement•. Vinyl , aluminum guttara & CUI· tQm trim . 17 veers ••perlenc,. 4 Call 614 ·446 ·9467. MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP SURE, MY MA.TH e:R READS lOME AT BEDTIME . WKATD0e5 RIGHT NOW HE'S READINGME 11 RAMBOMEE1STHE INCREDIBLE HWL.K.' HE: I<EAD Y()U'? YOW 'D I..IVE A VIGOROUS OLJT[X(JR.I...IFE, WHY ro.J'T '10.1 5ETA SA.L.!.OON AND BECOIAE: WAIT.' O!JRea._.I,R SYSTEM . . . LIKE: ME~ Repair Serv1ce Home; , tuto . Seatmg. Mo".-: · Sat . 8 00·1 :00 For details ell Henry . 114-379 ·2530 or 814· 379-2636 . I HAVEN'T FINISHeD n:L.L INe 'rOO AI...LTHE ADVANTAISE:S . TRA\Il:L AROJND AN ASTRONALJT Vinyl buaine~a & ; !' • ltndiCtpWtg· Shllde & fruit ttHI 1 2 tn . yews 19 60 etch. Golden Juntpllft 14.50 each. Mulch . Call61 4 ·448·of48 -9141 D and M Contractore . V1nyl skhng ; repl1cement windows.; insultting; rooftng ; new, remo · delmg. toncr•te. inside. out•ide ptinting Cell304 -773·6131 . RON ' S ltlaviSIQn Slfvtce House ctlls on ACA, Quezar, GE . Sp.c ialing In Zen ith Ctll 304 · 676 · 23913 01 61 • .• 46 · 2454. "' Er •t>ning Television L i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FRIDAY m tn ) In S tere o ID CW Oiff'rent Strokes 3/21/86 ICC) 9:05 Cil NBA Basketball : Oe· EVENING 7:00 8 ffi PM Magazine Fetty Tree Trimming, stump fiiTIQVII. Call 304-676-1331 . ([) Alias Smith and Jones C!J SponsCenter AINGLES ' S SERVICE . •xpe· rlenced carpenter. electrtclen, mason. painter, roofing (Includ ing hot ter application ) ]()4 . 675·2098 Qf 675-7368 • Cil Jefferson• U CIJ CBI Wheel of Fonune C1J Nightly Business Ae · Starks TrH end Lawn Service. llndaeaplng. 304-676-2010 . pon ®) Eyewitness News Rotary or ctll la tool drilling. Most wells completed umedtY. Pu"1) NIH and Sllf\ltce. 304 89!·3a02 B2 Plumbing 8o Heating CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gtfhpolls. Ohio Phone 114·446 ·3888 or 814 "41-4477 Claril PlumbiBg end Heating. 18 vear1 expertence, unstop dr1ins New · remodeling-repaif WQrk. Phone 304 ·882 -2012 83 1979 CJ 1 Jeep New weter tJUI11t , new altetnator, new top . Price Nduc:ad . Call 114-742· 2838 NEvE~ ALLEY OOP 1976 Datsun pick ·up 8 tt bed with c~ N.w rubber. goQd cond ition. Ctll814 ·992 · 2900. 1 968 Chevy 2 wheel dnve . 1h eon pickup ExceNent CQndition. Csll B14-992·513B or 614· 992·3112 . :r Auto Repair 86 Monte Ctrlo , power steering, power brak•. sir. cruise, 305 V· 8. 011erdrNetrana. atereo Call 614·266· 2354 . 1982 Nilllf'l Sttnu S1and1rd, ACTUALLY, Ford Pinto engine, 2 .000 series, 4 speed trMtmi~tion , t60 .00 each or bnth folr $90 00 30"'· 458· 1732 19 78 l11ooln Continental Mark V, 25 .000 l'lll . green. good cond .. 17 ,000 Call 614 446· 1615 Of 614 446 - 1243 SiiptJ I II ~S Farm equipment. Atilt Chllmen hi';' baler. MlateY fei'CI'ton front end lo.tar . 30"'·'tS8· 1917 1976 Monte Carlo 197• Chevy Both good cond Call 614·446· 1522 or 61•· 446 ·7672 FRANK AND ERNIE 1974 Volkswagon Beetle for ule for parts t200 00 Phone 304-882-1747 JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SR 35 W Gllhpohs. Ohio Call 614 ·641-97n. eve 61ot ·441· 3692 Up front tree · tors with warr1nty over 75 used "actors. 1000 tool• & LIVI! Siock 61 Autos for Sale Four 14x36x16 Grand Prh1 t""· with or without 6 hole aluminum slot wheel• and 6 Inch lift kit for Chevrolet. 304·882· 3676 . Bunnies tor E11ter 7 weaka old t 5 .00 eech . Call 614 -985 · 4175 A K.C tegistered Old Engliah Sheepdog, temtlt, 8 mont hs old. cs11304· n3 .5713 or 773 · 6n9 . 71 5 ,., • . Mounted on whtte r1n1s . Sb:a 12x16 lT , 6 ply, & hote . Came from 1979 CJ 7 CaN Be1 Wood It 614· 742 · 2790 after 2 00. 1971 Chavy C:hevalle. runs good . t425 Ctll 61 4 · 245 · 6633 TONY ' S GUN REP AJRS , ho t dip reblue1ng . ell types of gunamtth work , fast sarvtce , 304· 676 · , Ouete·AIIia Tractors and Farm 4631 . Equipnw'lt. Don't buy betore you give ut 1 fly , we can II\' I HAlF PRI CE! Flashing arrow you money on every dtal 1 plus stgns f299 l ltgllted . non · arrow buy where you can get P'rt• and S2791 Nonliohted S2291 Free aervic• See our new modlltl 386 , le"•rsl Only tew leh See 4 row com plll'ltert. fhiiY h...,e lo c ally 1(800)423 · 0163 , been tested tor 4 ytlfl Keefera tnyt tme . Service Cenrer, Sr At. 87, Poinr Pletllnt and RipleyAQIId . phon• Some important facti and dates 304·895·3874. 1n U S History by Leon Putz . nQw avatlebleo. 304· 675 . 1444 Oucn·AIIil lawn and garcten trsctors and equipment Before Prom dreu Wtth hoop , llll 9 , you buy chedt; wtth us on the white and pink, lice and """ · horsepower you need . Wt hiYe S100 00 Phone 304 -875 · e. 10 . 11 . u . 14. 1&,17 , 19 in 2034 different sizes tnd mower widths We have C0fi1'1Ct d••el 12 hp Bolen laWn t,.ctor wtth tractors in Hp renge18 . 28 1 32 roower and snow bllde, 304 · Buy where you can get IP,rYict 675 ·4437 Of 675· 3364 .,d Pitts Knfers Serv•c4'Cen · ter, St. At. 87 , Point Ple•ant 1 . 20 0 Jamestown Colon11l .nd Ripley Aoad, phone 304 · Brtcks, call aft ttr 5 00 , 304· &76 · 895· 3874 3784 Con 814·•92·3079 . lMng room couch 1nd chair, bedroom IIJhe, all for UOO.OO. CoM 304-175· 7475 . All types uud • rebuilt trensmluiona · tJantfer cat .. too . Overdrive . front wheel Ia rMr whtel drive. Tflnsmlsaion kits & tork convenars. All typ" air COR'fllresaors 1 to &0 HP, S HP -2 stave 11 . 296 Call et•· 379-2220 1· l I Compl.te twin bed . t40 00. antlqua IQw· bDY twl¥11 rocker. 115.00. recllnenocker. IH 00. Pic:kent Ut~ Furn iture Goo i queMty ueed furniture Qp., 9 to & "' coR 19/ . IPI!Oiot-1. 30<\..11'14113 Of 87S· 1460 : Auto Parts 54 Misc . Merchandise 2 bdr , furn . good loctt1on. utllttles patd . C1ll 614·446· 1457 afrer 4 30 in.-. Neoed baby ""'" tn my home . Gtllielohs Ferry area. 304 ·675 · 1937 . Boats end Motors for Sale 8o Accessories Electtolux vtccuum d ..nen, A· 1 condition · lttechmentl . AYiillble 11 f72 .00 . Ctlh or terms trranged Ctll 114· 246 · 9H5 0t 304 ·176 ·1799 2 bdr apt close to town 1245 I ref . req Call Wittman Ret! Eatare, 61 4 ·446· 3644 ~~\ \ / A~ Good uaed auto weatler MO 00 304-895-3854 . mo , dep Rent als HOW OOES A MONTHLY PAY CHECK , edu c euo n1111111tsnce. ltfe inM.trence snd rettrement benefits sound 1 Where alae but t ... ARMY NATIONAL GUARD can get 1 part time JOb Wtlh 10 many full tinw benefita1 304· 175-3960 Qf 1 ·800 ·642· 361 9 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Pometoy-,-Middleport. Ohio plate, mettr.., new . 1300 .00 Phone 304 -1715-7141 Callahan '• Used Tire Shop. Over 1 ,000 t tret, l ll . . 12 , 13 , 14 . 15 , 16. 18 6 9 mtl• nut Rt 218 Calll14 ·258 ·&251 The Geltlpoltl Perks Depanrnent L.-:;:=~=====~==r-----------­ 1 bedroom apt . for rant Basic will be taking apphcatKlnl fur a r rent suns t 215 1 month that 26 week seasonal parkm•1ntan· 31 Homes for Sale indude1 all utillttes Dlf)Qitt Farms for Sale 33 ence worker. mlntmum wage required of t200 CQntact VII · Appltcants mu It be ower 1 8 4 bedroQm hOUM for 11111. lege ManQr Apt Mtddleport yean, hold v1lid drivart licanll f~replace, 3 mi south of GsllipQ· 614 992·n87 Equtl Housing ll'ld have b.. ic •kills '" uu of lit S29,900 Ctll days 614· 5 0 scru. sm11f barn tobiCCQ Opportumtv hand toQis and equipment 446 · 1615 Of n1ght1 6H ·•46· allotment m1neral nghta nutl Apply et the Cttv Menegers 1244 water . 304 ·675 · 3628 1 bedroom turn1shed apt tnclud · Office. 618 Second Ava E.O E tng washer 1nd dryer AU uttlittes 2 lxh 5 yr home . mtnt condi· paid eltcept electrtc Qui I( coun· The 0 0 Mcintyre Park Oistn ct ttQ n Restnctl'td aubdtVIIIQn , 9 -;;::;:-,--,--;c-;:--- - - try Jert tng , 12 miles northwest 11 now accepting appltcati<>ns tor mtlea trom Galltpoha Call 614 · 35 lots & Acreage of Pomeroy on U.S 33 Call Summar Aecre1t10n Letder and 266 ·6200 614 ·992· 2807 etter 6 :30pm Aide pos11tona . Contact the Plfk District. ftrst ftQOf of the court· 7 rooms & bath. 1 acre mora or 2 4 t c re bu tldmo lot. ctw 1 bedrQQm unfurn11hed apt with houae . or by call1ng 614· 446· lsu. carpeted throughout vmyl schools. $6 ,500 Call614 -l79 · n ove , ref , wssher. drver All 4612 . lllt 256 11td1ng S25.000 12 N MttnSt .. 2855 utilti•• pd ucept electric Outat Cheshtr a Ct ll 614 ·446 3793 cou ntry sett1ng . 12 m tlll f~l time RN positiOn avs1lable 2 ac rll!ll oround With 1962 nQrthwett Qf PomerQy on U S· contact Pinecre~t Cera Center For ut a or rent 3 bdr hQuse in m<tbtle home . 8•20 room added 3] Call 614 992· 2807 after 656 Ja cltaon Ptke. Gall1poltt. Eureka wtth 32 acres On Rt 7 Well wtth new pump, garag e. 6 30 p m Oh No phone calls please Otl hett. county water Call 17 ,000 00 304 ·5"1 6·2736 614 446 2205 APARTMENTS , mobtle homes . CQUntry mullclans wanted for hou•" · Pt. Pleaunt and Galltpo · 1 '~ acres Broed Run Roed , New countrv band Cell 614 .367 · laurel Ranch Styl•. 3 bdr & Hl\'en. W Va . Horae shed and lit 614· 446·8221 0213 garage on large lot tn Addison ldd ·On bldg , for mobile home Twp .. 9 1ft% ftxed 30 veer FHA Good water well. septic tsnk· APARTMENT FOR RENT Government JQbl. S16 ,040 · loan av11lable Call 614 446 · letch bed Ntce 1pot for building Now accepting applications for t69 .230 • yr Now Hirmg Call 0722 or mobile ~Qme . 304· 713·9681 rental apenments in Malon 806-M7-f5000 E.t R-9805 tor Apartments ltmited TwQ bed· or 11her 6 00 30•· 773· 9125 current federsl hst 5 rQom bath . utility garage. room 11partments at t199 .00 central heat. wmdQW 11r cond1 par month . Rant1l rates may be Eesy A•embly Work! 1800 00 r1on Csll 614 ·992 ·5204 higher depend•ng on •ncome per 100 Guaranteed .,_yment Housing wilt be ava1ltbla to etch No experience-no •les Det11l1 70• 1 00 lot 1'll ttQry housa 3 to spllictte regard!•• to their race, ,.,d telt· llddr"Nd ltlmped co~r religiOn, aex or natural 4 bedrooms. d llhwllhtr. dOtJble .,velope· Elan Vital· 6847 34t8 rang e stove. fully cerptted, origm . Interested apphcantl En1erpri11 Rd Ft P11rce Fl wood end coal burning ltove. 41 Houses for Rent should clll 304· 773· 6011 or 33,82 Cion to IChool snd hor.pttal contact Den111 Streib or Welter S25.500 c a n 614· 992 ·8060 6 Court St 3 bdr Ktrchen Jultite at t~e Mein Offi~ . 1676 EIIY Auembly Work! UOO 00 furnrshed no pet1. 1250 mo . Brice AQid, Reynoldsburg . OhiQ par 100. Gusranteed peyment 4 bedroom house, ftre piece, '12 plu• ut ihties. retarenct1 & dep 43088 Of cell614·863·4614 No •penance· No ule• Oers ils btaem.,t , in Asc:•ne Mske o11t Call 614 ·446 -4926 Qr ..,d sell ·addre*'ed sumped offer Ctll &U . 949 · 2293 614 446 ·9580 Point Pletunt apt fQr rent .,velope Elan Vttal · 715 3418 304 ·876 4024 or 675 -6546 . even Enterprtse Ad , F1 Pterce . Fl 3 bdr houae . furmshMI kitchen 334e2 . To sel lltlll1e 1 floor home Call614 ·446·7025 tlumlnum sldtng , nM roof, Car ulemflfl . Servt ce Techm · carpeted . formal dmmg room. 2 bedroom house w1th g.,•g•. etan . for G M Dealership tn l ocated near Pomeroy E l ~trmtn · carpeted , curtains d1thwashttr. For rent Sleepmg Rooma end SQUtl'leastem OhtO Pl1111 send tarv Aaktng under •20 .000 refng . 105 Kmeon Dr !near light ho uulutflping rooms Park reaumetoP .O Box 16Pomaroy Cal l 614 ·992 532 2 new city pool) rent S300 month Central Hotel Cl ll 614 446 Ohio 46789 Oep . requtted Cell 614 · 446· 0766 Rattoted home \line Street, 4463 or 614 -446 ·4347 A dielbted lady would like 1 Recine 3 bedrooms bsth csr· middla·aged lldy to ltve tn pettng. well covenngs , drepert• 3 bdr Port smouth Ad . City 46 Space for Rent parrMnarttly . Do co oking, hgh1 tn c luded . New kt t chen sd!ools db I cer gsrege, no pet a. hnu.-work end laundry Room 135 .000 Call 6" ·949·2640 dep raqutred $326 Call 614 · .-.d board. 10rn11 salary In after 6 weet..d a u snytime 441 · 1134 southwest 1111 of Columbus COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. weekends Call614 -986 · 3661 Route 33 , Nonh of Pomeroy 3 bdr . bat h. utt 1 ~ room. n1ce . 3 t o 4 bedroom home. in claen Ctll 6 l 4 446 3607 or Large lots Call614 -992 ·7479 Someone ro hve · m 111 d carfl for Htrnlonville 16500 or trada car tmbulatQrv pat ien t Room Tra1lor lOt tor rent 1n Mtddteport Qf rruck Qf squal value Call 6t4 446 3611 board. good Mlary. p4eeaant Call 614 -992 ·7863 or 614· 614 992 2772 bedroom. firep lt ce. $250 ' •moundings, lighr housekeep · 837 · 3814 month. plu1 depQIIttnduttltttes ~ng and cooking Call 6t4 ·992 · Uve tn nne, rent the other. two Call614 949-2293 Even1ng1 . 5143 ~ 614 ·992 · 3271 Trailer spaces. smell children bedrQo m hou*' snd two bed· accepted. sewer and werer room mobile home Cell after Beautiful new 2 or 3 bedroom furnithed . locust Ad , back Qf K To •II Avon tn anv area Call 5 00 p.m 304· 675 ·6483 hQute Also new one bedroom & K, 304·676· 1076 304· 676 · 1429 furntahad epartment •n Middle· BY OWNER - ] bedroomhoute port C1ll 614 ·992·6304 Qr PRIOR MiliTARY SERVICE Mobil home lot tor rent, see at fot ule. 850 000 81fl nsumlt · 6t4 ·992·6566 INDIVIDUALS .. The Army Ne Mowrey• Upholstery, MaiQn ble loin. 304 ·676 ·6047 sfter 6 tional Gu1rd needs your valuable County Ftir Groundl nr phone pm Fm ntnl wtth oplton to buy. 3 lllptri.,ce Join the Guard for • 304 ·175 -4154 bedrooms. butlt tn kttchen, 2 car ptrt·tnne1ob with many benefits For ule or rent Ntrw Haven, 3 garage, 1220 00 IT\Qnth. dep· like prormliofls. educati<>ntl II · br. 2 bath f~repla c e . garage 0111 , New Haven . 304 ·8B2 · liltlfle». ratirament. snd man y 138 .500 Rent 1300 month. 2688 mora 304· 675 3960 or 1·800· plu1 depo ~ t 304· 273 -2471 642 · 3619 Samt Onwers. 2 year• over ro.d exp.,tence. one yea' flet bed expertence. 23 y. . rs of age or oldsr. current medi cal r;~~rd . c all ]04-273 ·9391 76 Lerry Wright KIT 'N' CARL YLI Upstairs unfurniahed apt .. car petecl Uti11tiu plid, no chtldren . rw pets. Caii614-441-1SJ7 ~':) AVON call for inform.tion .bout tilling Avon products. 11m up to 50% profh . Call$14-448 -2151 Sell M.morial Day wr..thl from your IDeation during month Qf May . Minimum euntngs t400 .00 guar~nteed Write Guanti8n Whole1ale. A.A No 10 , Bax 143, Muncu1. lnd 47302 . 61 Household Goods Friday. March 21.1986 3 piece bedroom 1UI1t, co m · Ni~ 11 Friday. March 21, 1986 Excavating Good t E..c avatlng , ba11ments. footers dnveways. upti c tan lilt. landsceping Call anyttme 614· 446 ·4537 Jame1 l. DIVIIQn , Jr. owner 85 General Hauling J l mM Bova Weter Sarv lca Also pootat1lled Celt614 ·256 · 1141 or 614 -4ol6·11 76 or 614 -446 · 7911 l<en 'a Water Service Well 1. cittern s pools filled. Ph one 814 · 367· 0 623 or 614 367 · 7141 night o r day . CQII, hmn tone, gravel. etc Delivered 1 ton end up J1m ltnter 304· 67&. 1247 or 675 7397 ([) Entertainment T orught Interview w ith Mary Tyle r Moore. CID ' Upholstery TRI STATE UPHOLS TERY S HOP G II 1. 1163 Sec Ave 814 ·446 78 33 ~~ D IP O IS 1833 614 446 · R & M Furniture Manulacturin St. Rt 7, Crown City Oh C ~~ 114· 256-147o. call Eve et~ 448 . 3438 Old I · . Uphottered n1w MacNeil -lehrer New. hour • (]J) Divorce Court @ Barney Miller 7 06 Cil Mal}' Tyler Moa<e 7 :30 D ffi (]) New Newlywed Game (!) College Basketball T oumament: NCAA Re · glonal Semlfinals • (!) WKAP in Cincinnati u CIJ CIJ (IIJ J-cly Agony (.1) Wheel of Fortune • (ij) Entertainment Tonlght A look at this year' s Ac ademy Award nominees for 'Bus t Actor' . @ BobNawhan 7 :35 ([) Sanford and Son 8 :00 D (1) (jl} Riptide The guys e mbark o n a b 1zane sca ve n· gar hunt that soo n e rupt s into murde r (60 min ) (]) Doris Day's Best Frlondo CIJ • W Webster ICC) Webs ter mtstakenly be· lt e ves that he IS a n a lt en from outer s pac e . (AI Ill (I) MOVIE: "Detective Story 0 CIJ @ Twilight Zone In Stere o (]) MacNeil -lehrer New1hour @ Washington Week in Review (CC) Paul Duke •s JOined by top Washington journalis ts analyzmg the week's ne w s @ MOVIE: "The Stone Killer' 8:05 Cl) Portrait of America: South Carolina 8 :30 (I) Flipper (I) • (W Mr. Belvedere iCC} Umnton e and grevet dflllvery 1ervlce C•ll 304·876 3190 87 1roit at Phoenhc 9:30 9 :00 (il) Wall Street Week Lo uts Ruk eys er analy ze s the ' SO 's wllh a w eekly re view of economic and inve stment matters. (1) (jJ) Knight Alder Mic hael battles en e xotiC 'voo· doo prince s s ' who has the abtltty t o tum me n Into ro · bots . !60 m in .) In Stereo a CD 700 Club ffi Star Search Ill CIJ @ Dallas ICC} CIJ Sunewldo (fi) Great Performances: Cavelleria Austicana The peasant life o f a SICilian countryside 1s port rayed 1n thiS ope ra by Mascagnt (90 10 :00 deos In Stereo. ffi Bill Cosby Show C!l 1988 Ford College Ch8orloadlng Champion- ship Atlantic City, NJ ([) Wall Street Week louts Auke yse r analyz es the 'SO' s wnh a weekly rev1ew of eco nom1c and Inv estment matters . ([) ABC News Nightline U CIJ ® College Basketball ChampionJhip: Regional S.mifinala @ MOVIE: 'The Wind and the uon· Doble Gillis 1 :00 ID W He"s the Mayor ICC! B C!J (Jll Miami Vice Trudy 1:30 (]) Father Know• Best C!l Top Rank Boxing from tS torn betw een love and d uty when her new lover re ve als a m a Jor coca 1ne con· ne c t1o n {60 min ) (A) . In S te reo ([) CON News Tonight (JJ Iii C UJThe Fall Guy ICC! Col t 's sea rc h fo r a b a t! JUm · pe r in San Fra nc ts co is com· p hc ate d by a not he r b o unty hunt e r. a g rou p o f mob st ers and a sh ipment of s tole n arm s (6 0 mm ) fil (!) Odd Couple U (JJ @ College Basket· ball Championship : gional Semifinals Re - ([) Boswell's london Jour · nal Autho r Jam es Bos w e llts follow e d 1n h1s atte mpts to c rash the ltte ra ry world of l o ndo n (6 0 m1n ) @ News 10:30 CD To Be Announced Ill (!) INN Nowo @ New1watch . 11 :00 0 IJl NowoCenter Cil Man from U.N.C .L.E CIJ 1D (D) (jJ) News fi) ill m til Punin' on the Hits (J) Down the Stretch CIJ News 2 :00 (]) Golf: Vintage lnvtta· tional First Round @ Comedy Break 3:30 @ INN Newo 4:00 Ill (!) MOVIE : "The Black Sleep· @ MOVIE : "Powder River" 4 :30 ffi MOVIE: "So This Is New York' SATURDAY 3/22/86 7:00 ffi Campb<olls CIJ U CIJ C!ll Hoe Haw Ill (!) Small Wonder CIJ Wild Amerlca ® Wheel of Fonune llll No-n 'o Apple ICC) ill) Sneak Previews Ho s ts Jeffrey lyons and Michael Medv e d p revtew today's ho u est ftlm s (jj) WKRP ill Cincinnati 11 ·20 ([) Night Tracks In Stereo Ira Flatow demonstrate s the physics b e hind punting a football II @ IJl Wl Tho Tonight CIJ WKRP In Cincinnati • m Taxl ([} Austin City l.imib: Rockin· Sidney I The No· ville Brothers CID The Shaknpeare Hour Ho.ted by Walter Ma1 · 1hau: Twelfth Night Hid· d e fl identities are un cov ered, the tw ins are reun tted , and t he lovers are b rought togethe r. ( 11 hra., 25 min .) G W ABC NowaNlghtlino @ Trapper Jolm, M .D. 12:00 CD Beot of Groucho (!) SponoCentor (I) Entertainment Tonlgh1 ln1erv lew With Mary Tyler Moore. • (!) MOVIE : "Body and Soul" Ill CIJ Now• G) ~ewltneas News • Cl1l MOVIE: •Tombo ol tha Blind Daad' 12:20 C1J Night Tracko In S1ereo. 12:30 D (1) Gil Friday Night Vi· 0 EVENING (1) Too Close !or Com- fan Benny Hill Show Show Tonight 's gue sts are M1ch aal Ke aton and Dionne Warwt ck (60 m 1n .) In Stereo . ffi 700Ciub C!l Mazda Sponolook CIJ Dick Clark•a Nltetlmo Ill CD MOVIE: •framed· G W Newo 2:30 (!) SportaCenter ® CNN Headline News 3:00 ffi MOVIE : "Shack Out on 101 " C1J SCTV 11 :30 D II ill NewsCenter Solid Gold (jJ It' s • Uving 7:30 • mlnsldo look ffi Guno of Will Sonnett g (!) lt"l 8 Uvlng CIJ Proflleo of Noture (jJ Jeopardy (])) Wild America @ At the Movie• (1) (jJ) Never Too Old to 8:00 Dream Nell Carter hosts th1s mus ical lo ok back at the 1920 "s, 40"&, and 80 ' s , wtth gueal6 Phylicta Aashad . Harry Anderson and the Four Tops~ !60 min.) (I) MOVIE: •eome Nol<l !!f>rlng• [].) Womono Basketball: • 1988 NCAA Womono Baoketbal Chomplonahlp C1J • @ The Redel Foxx Show ICC) • (!) MOVIE: •pour .,d Board· 8 :15 (I) Centennial: The Winds of Fonune Pen 10 Sheriff br- THOMAS JOSEPH 8.30 Cll 1D @ Benson ICC) Ben· son and Gov Gatling e nlist the help of a surpri se wttne ss to he lp win votes for t he tr che mical dumpmg btU CIJ ® Alrwoif CIJ ·Notlonel G-rephlc Speclel: J..........,: Within ThoH W ..lo Within · the waHed city of Jerusalem · ,re the shrines hetd most s a · c red to 1he Muslim , Chns- 41 Undress t ranq Uility o f th e house hold 1s t hreatened w hen Do rothy ' s bo yfnend m akes a pa ss at Blanche . !AI. In Stere o CIJ ID @ Fonune Dane (CCI Fo rtune and Perfe ct Tom my g o und e rc over 1n prison. (60 mi n I 19 . AII tht' a nrss 2 Banis h 3 lnvi~ura l e 4 Summer ( ~'r l Yesterday's Answer 21 Prophet 30 Co nvP r~f'· · Matheson 22 Heady !J 1 Of thl' 5 TilT 6 Acto r ?li vin ~ 8 Overall Thmgs 10 Co wt>r You - ~ 15 20 W:~p tt i ·2l .lu llc Andce ws IWve ra~t· n avor 23 Ge m ·ro us 1)0!)4' 2 4 Hor S(' 33 RNtlh':-<1 25 Htkt• 36 Au n1 26 Rac khu rw . ( ~p 29 37 18 Abstrus<' ) • l ~rih~ · tilm 22 App•al 24 Olci· L1mr dafl ce 25 E xt·urs to n Steele A man , th inktng htmself fatally fram e s himself for murder to give his w ife the re ward money , but needs Laura and Ae mtng· ton ' s help whe n he bec om e s cured (60 m1n ) In S tereo . CI) To Be Announced m. 26 Co ll•~ e 10 Iow a 27 Johnny 28 Low "ln fund ~ 32 (!) Womeno Basketball: 1986 NCAA Womons Basketball Championohip CIJ 81 Cl1l The love Boot lmll.a t~· 33 Gam 34 '"fligh Windy Holl" \"jl THAT SCAAMIILEO WOAD GAME b)' Henri Arncttd and Bob Lee Unscramble theM four Jumbles. one tett• to each SQuare. to form four omlnary 'NOI'ds. I MULAB I I I DOWN I Wortht M ar~a ret 17 Sinf'w C1J ® MOVIE: •Priva1e Benjamin· IRI CIJ Tripods lllJ MOVIE: ·or. Who: Frontioa( 9 .30 0 IJJIB1 227 In Stereo. (j) Sneak Preview 10:00 D IJl (jJ) Aeml119ton ffiil king 10 Gemst one 12 Spli t 13 L.a yt>r 14 O'Neill play UTo wns rnan 16 L1ttlf' 35 Mary or !lilly 37 Cut off as Laud 39 Gre("k m o un tam I DAILY CRYPJ'OQUOTES - Here's ho" to work i1 o AXYOLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW eo·. Paul' Part 1 40 Biblical 1 Chant on Maul for males 9 Way o ut a a ACROSS 5 !'arty 9·00 0 IJJIBI Golden Girls The 'ftftl)~ kno w he 's been ma me d be·. fore to a w om an a lso ab oard tile s h1 p !60 mtn l l!i£V•ilr1DtJ Dum 1re prepares for a shooto ut wnh a gang of hire d kil lers (2 hrs , 10 mtn) ~\!II~~· lov e r. and a man about to be · marned tn Maza rlan doesn 't • !CCI A p s yc hi c passenge r pre dic ts the en d of the w orld dum-.g the c ru1se. a g host a r· ran ge s a roman ce b e tween hts wtd o w and he r former t!an , and Jewish rehg1on s. 160 mtn.} tTil Austin City Umits: George Strait I Dwight Yoakam In S tereo @I MOVIE: ' Killer on ...... One letter stands for another In this sample A ts usod . for the three L's, X lor the two O's. etc. Single leU•rs : apostrophes, the length and fonnalton of the words ar e al ~ hinls. Each day the code letters are different CKYPTOQUOTE 3-21 P SI-: l l~ ~ S FQNQBJL OSTJ CLORLS~ No"""""""'""--·· tli-.!L..AJ-~t..;::-:;;;.~:..:.ge~-;;bV~1~ne I ~ V" tonn 1M IUfPrlM ....... M IMIQ- T J U N Q N IS F U QB G U l i I' X: X: X: X: X: )"TO '[I] I BQOS I T Q.J Ull - P B R E ..... CIII- Anawerhere: " [ II T .1 n :\ t. M A I' I L 1.1 N I P U Z 0 N P A X S I ·• Y..terday'o Cryptoquote: A MAN IS KN OWN BY; {Answere tomorrow) S Q Jumblo&· CAMEO Yest&fdtv'al PAGAN SNUGLY MAMMAL Mtwlr: Where dO goblins IN ..GNOME.. THE COMPANY TIIAT KEEPS HIM ON AFTER RETIRE-MENT AGE. - SOURCE OBSCU RE '""?lAND MAN~ i �' ' Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Friday. M&rch 21, 1986 Guilty plea entered by James Lifelong residents have 144 years • • senrtce In grange Belva and Homer C. Willard must come pretty close to holding the record in Meigs County for long-time membership in the grange. The couple has a combined total of 144 years of grange membership, he being a charter member of 70.year-old Hemlock Grange :»:19 while Mrs. Willard has 7~ years of grange membership having be· longed to the no longer exisllng Carleton Grange for sev!'ral years beforE' becoming a member of Hemlock Grange. The Rock Springs Road cou pie was honorl"d Saturday night for their long years In grange work when Hemlock Grange held it s 10th annlversa1y dinner. Lifelong residents of Meigs County, Mr. and Mrs. Willard moved three miles in 1942toocrupy her family home and have resided in the comfortable residence since ' thai time. Mr. Willard. 93, farmed all of his life in addition to working rut as a toil roU('('IOr at the Pom!'roy.Mason bridge. being em. j:ioyed al the TNT Plant. and working as a call'ffiler on numer· ru s jot!; over the years. He at one llme farmed 92 acres but sold off all or lt-e land with the exception of two William C. Strain William rCiilfl Strain. 86. or 283 Maple St.. Duncan Fails, died Wednesday aft ernoon at his home . Born J an. 23, 1900 in Marit>tta . he was a son of William and Bertha Young Strain. He moved to Durv:an Falls from Marietta m 1923 and worked constructkm on various power plants In West Virginia, Virginia . Indiana and Ohio. He was an accounting superv isor for Arncri· can Electric Power. He . was a membe r of the Duncan Fa lls Presbyterian Church and Duncan Falls Masonic Lodge 283. Survivors include two sons, Davie Strain of Zanesville and Douglas Strain of New Car lisle: one daugh· ter. Mrs. Donna Wi lson of Zanes· ville: and six grandchildrrn. His wlfe Bea trice preceded him in death on JurF Zl. 1975. Services will be held I p.m. Saturday at the Clyde E. Thompson Fune ral Home in Duncan Falls. Rev . James \\' Cummings will officiatf'. Burial will be in \\'ater· Mrs. Willard is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Rice. She is a member of the Walk -In Gardl>n Club and belongs to the aux iliary of the Arn<'rican Legion. Her hu sband is a life member of l:x:Jth Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, and Chapter 53 at the Disabled American Veterans. Both in good health for their advancing years, the Willards are self sufficient in taking care oltt.>ir oome and needs "1th the exc!'ption of in the summf"r ti me when th<"Y employ a grass culler. They no longer operate an automobile. but good neighlx>rs see that they are taken on ne<:"eSsary trips to town . town Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral horne from 2to 4 p.m and 7 to 9 p.m. F riday. Juliet Myers Juliet Myers. 71. of Rl I. Albany, died Thursday at Four Winds Health Care Center in Jackson following an extended illness. A housewife. she was romNo" 5, 1914 in Athens to Fred and Mvrtle Olive Whit e J ohnston. · Survivors include tlu-ee daugh ters. Mrs. Neal !Nancy! Whil e of Poml'roy, Janet Myers of Albany and Mrs. Haril'y rKarent Bowling of Coalton: a son. John Myers or Albany: 10 grandchildren and two great grandc hildren. She was preceded in death by her hu sband Wallace tWally l, a brother James and a sister Joan . S...-·ices will be 2 p.m. Sunday at the Bigony-J ordan Funeral Home in Albany with Kenneth Dean officiating. Burial will be in Ab· andl>r Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2to 4 p.m. and 7 Ill 9 p.m. Saturday . Dance set tonight Fh•e emergency runs The!'(' will be a dan('{' roni,ght at the Long l:lollom Commu ni ty Center. Fivr calls WE're answered by klca I unit s Thursda)·. the Meigs County Emergency Med ical S..r\'ices r!'p011S. At i : H a.m .. Pomeroy took 1\iorma Curtis from Anne St. , to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Mid· dl!'p(Jr1 at 10:02 a.m .. took Donald l 'anCooncy from North Second A,·e. , to l'eterans Memorial: Pomeroy at II: 5.3 went to County Road 26 for an auto accident but no tll'a tment or t ran~rtation were required: Middleport at 12: 28 p.m. t•xtinguished a minor truck fire on North Second and Rutland at 9:56 p.m. answered a call to a minor bam fire In Scipio Township. Square, round and slow dancing will be held Saturda\· from 9 p.m to 1 a.m. at thr Eli DenL<On Post 41i7. American Legion Home in Rutland . Thf're will be a live band , snack bar and a refreshment stand . Dona lions of S2 lor adult s and $1.50 for children will be r<'Cei\'ed at ti'<' door. The danCI' is Op<'n to thl' ~bile. Game time ('hangt>d The Eastern High alumni baseball game to be played tomorrow has been changed from 9: ll a.m. to 1:15 p.m. The alumni ream will pia)· the high school ,·arsif)· at 4: ll p.m. on Tuesdav. Veterans Memorial Admltted --l.uci;tr Brandt . Cool· Norma Curtis . Pomrro)·: Evelyn RricJVes. TUpp<'r-s Plains. Discharged-- Norma Will. [,·a Triplell. vlll<': Thechargl' was contained in a blll of information prepared and !Ued by the office of Prosecuting Attorney Fred W. Crow Ill . The charge resulted from an incident on J an. 25 in which James alleged ly dis· charged a shotgun in the direc tion of his nephew, Robert W. Qualls, who was not seriously injured. acres around tt.> IDme location. He is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Wlilard, and served as a Bedford Township Trustee for some Zl years. Mr. and Mrs. Willard will mark their 68th wedding anniversary on May Zl, this year. They were married in 1918 and one week later, Mr. Willard !ell for se1vice in the U. S. Army. At one lime, they were in charge c1 the Meigs County Children's Home lor several years and they af(' members of the H<>mlock Grove Christian Church. Meigs County happenings .. Saturday dan('ing st'l John James, Jr., 60, Pomeroy, . appeared Wednesday before Judge Cha rl~s H. Knight in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court to en ter a plea of guilty to an aggra vated assa ult charge . The charge Is a felony of the fourth dl>gree with a maximum possible penalty, because a deadly weapon was Involved, of not less than 18 months nor more than ftve years in prison and a One ri up to $Zi00. It is an offense for which proba tion can be considered also. 43215 All tn teres ted parties will be given an oppor tunity 10 be heard . Further Information. may be obt&lned by contacting the Comm!se!on. THE PUBLIC UTI L!TIES COMMISSION OF OIDO BY: M&ry Ann Orllnsltl. Secreta•. . --· - -_ ____. Understanding the handicapped Judge Knight accepted James' plea of guilty and ordered that sentencing be continued until May 7 for completion of a pre-sentence The preinvestigation report. vbusly posted lx>nd was continued . --Page B-1 James J, Kilpatrick on the move away from the Miranda ruling - Page A-2 I Bob Hoeflich discU!ISes helping a clallSmate Page B-6 (Mobile & Double-Wide) Extradrlion hearings were hrld this moming in Meigs Count)' Cou11 for two men. one charged with rape in Columbus and the oth!'r with robbery and grand theft in Circleville. Martin Adams. 27. of Rt. 2, Circle\'ille. and his uncle, Victor Meno. 46. of ,18 West Wheeling St .. Lancaster. were arrrsted alx>ut 9 a.m. this morning on Butternut Ave. in Pomeroy by Meigs County Deputy Kenny Klein . Klein said a fou r-week investigation led to thl' arr'!'st. Klein sa id that Meno was first noticed when he began fnqurnting Meigs County on and off. After obtaining Meno' s name. Klein ran a computer ch('('k through Columbus and d!srovered he was wan led on the rape cha r~:c by lili' Columbus PoUce Department. During the investig'ation if wasdisco,·ered I hal Meno had a companion who fumed rut to bE' a nephew who was wanted b) the Cirv lel'ille policE'. Weather forecast Vol. 21 No. 6 HOME PLAN MAKES IT EASY..•..... 15 YEAR ANANCING 180MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF AMOUNT FINANCED $5000. '11,000. '148. '13,000.00 '175. 31 '15,000.00 '202.2a Columbus and Ci rclevillt• police have been notlfied 1ha I Ihey can pick up the tw o men. lf bond is posted in the meanllmc. hearing dates for the men will have to be set in Co lumbus and Circleville before the~· can be relcast'Ci from the Meigs County Jail. By JOHN FRIEDIIIAN and lARRY EWING Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis City Manager Albert R. Pierce was fired Saturday. His termination as the city's chi!'! executive officer comes 14.25% 14.25% 14.25% Immediately foilowing Pierce's dismissal, the Gallipolis City Cornmission hlJl"d Paul Knotts - the current president of the GalUpoUs l Loans Subject to Qualification of Borrower 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992 · 2975 OPLES BANK SPRING AND SUMMER HOURS OPEN MON.-FRI. -- 9 TO 5, SAT. 'l TO 1 G:t THE , GRAVELY SYSTEM 2212 Jackoon ~-ue Point Ploa.m. W. Vo. 876-1121 15th Slroot N-. Hw.,, w:VI. 882-2136 INTERIM CITV MANAGER- Paul Knotts (renler), retired planl manager at &bbins & Myers, was named lnlerim city manager Satunlay loDowlng the firing of Alberi R. Pierce. Knolls wDl serve wtlhout compensation wttll a new city lllllllllier 18 hired . looldng oo in the background are Pierce (righl) and his attorney, WIIITEII _Sheels (left). We You! &Compare! QUALIFICATION RULES : Program Period; Feb. 27, 1986 thN Mor. 30, 11116. 1 Panrcrpa nt must be 18 year s or aoe or older i Pa nicrpan1 must n~e a valrd arrvers lrcense 3 lrmr t ol one reward per pafl ropant 4 Fleet and lease unrts are not elrgible 5 Partrcrpanl mus1 tesl duve a new 1966 ford Taurus. Tempo , Est0t1 . Ranger or Ae rosta r durrnQ tne anove ·mentroneo perrod. aM nave 1ne reward cethlrcale valrdated aft er the test rlrrve by the p<Jrllcrpalrrn;l local Ford Dealer 6 'P<~rircrparll must have purChase<! a com parallly eq urpped Chevrolel Celebrrly_Oldsmobrle Cutlass Crera. Chevrolet Canlier, Toyoli Gamry. Chevrote1 Cllevene. Toyota Ter cel. Cllevralet S·lO 4• 2. Toyota 4•2 . Chevrolet A.stro . or Ood t;~e Caravan i ller test drrvmg an above-mentro ned For!J ··compared" program unit. Par11cr pant mus1provide pari1C1pahnq l ocal f or d Deater wrlh prool of purchase '1 Rewar~ rs valid at an ~· oartrc rpatrno Local Ford Dea ler Clarms must be submrtted no later than Apr ~fi~ijiijjijiijiiiijijjll I •' By NANCY YOACHAM Tlmes&ntinel Staff Envuunmental experts are calling radon gas the nurnb!'r one indoor air pollution problem In the country The U.S. Environmental Protec tion Agrncy has estimated more than one million American homes have unsafe radon levels and some experts have labeled radon as "the silent killer." In the very ncar futurr. several homes in Meigs County will become part of a sta te study Ill measurE' the level of radon In Ohio. Some geological areas contain higher concentra- . t =~~~~~~ · Comg:;;,;;t;re'--CHEV£11E ESCOIIT ·~· CHEVROlET llWfl7.il lliiCfL ESCORT PONY FEATURU. • Ul tv Otte....... • Pawtr ltHI •ac trlill •4·wtlnllllll,..... • Rldr 1 pH11011 """"' • • •.,... ru~~~~~r.ww .. • AM f'Nidr. MWfl 111n Ha,t~IIINI '86 FORD RANGER S MARCH 19- 5 to 8 P.M. MARCH 22 - 1 to 4 P.M. The Maples APARTMENTS FOR THE ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED .................... ............ ... --··· •Test Drive •Ccwq a1e •Get $100. ' (Income Guidelines Have Been Increased) MODEL UNIT OPEN For Further information call: Evelyn Clark, 992-7022 MANAGED IY SILVER HEELS DEVUOPWNT CO. 331 3rd StrHt, Marittta, Ohio £qual Housing ·Opportunity . FIRED- Gallipolis City Manager Alherl R. Pierce (second from left) was fired Saturday rnoming by the clly commission. GaBfpolls Attorney WIIITEII Sheets (left) objected to Pierce's dismissal, cfalming the themselves primarily with the S!'tling of policy, we would continue to make real progrl'ss that would firing was done In violation of Ohio's Sunstme Law, whl"h provides for public nollllcatlon of meetklpand "'"' discussiol!l! of personnel actions. have been of irernendous value to the Gallipolis city government in the future." Sheets objected to the dismissal ordinance Cll Pierce's behalf, citing !Continued on page AJ) colorless, odorless, radioactive gas which ocrun; naturally and continuously In soil where deposits of uranium. granite, phosphate and shale are present. Radon moves easily through soil and rock and dissipates harm lessly outdoors. The danger occurs when It enters a building and becomes trapped . It can ent!'r a buildin g through sewer pipes and sump pump openings, hollow ro ncrete block walls, cracks In conrete, wa ll-floor joists, etc., and lower Inside air pressure can actually help J1l Uradon In to a hou se. It can bE' found in building materials such as concrele, brick and stone; In natural li lt is burned and not ven tedto tili'outside: an d in water. · The churning of water inside a structure- as In a washer. shower. toilet or sink- can release dissolved radon inlo the air. The accumulation of indoor radon depends on the vent ilation rate of a house, or thE' ra te at which lnmor air is exchanged with outdoor air. The high costs of hOme heating and cooling have led to the construction of more energy-efficient oomes and It Is the energy-effic ient homes which are rrore likely retain radon. · (Conlinued on page A3t Locks repairs complete; tows resume travel se,a&o.· 100 MEMORIAL DRIVE EAST, POMEROY, OHIO the meeting, Pierce said his firlng was poUUcally motivated. " I attribute my termination to the fa ct th;!t I have strongly objected from llme to llme to the involvement of the members or the clty commission, particularly Richard Moore, preslden1 of the commis· sion, In the administrative affairs <X the city government...if Rlchard Moor!', and certain otller members ri the city commission, would have left the administration tithe city up to the city manager and concerned lions of radon than others, and according to the Ohio Geological Survey, any radon venting in thisstatewlll likely ocrur along two shale formations. On!' Is the Olentangy and Ohio shale formation which extends north from the Chlillcothe area through eastern Franklin Crunty and north to the Sandusky area. The second is the Dunkard shale formation l!ordering the Ohio ruver from Meigs Cou nty to Belmont County. According to lactshrets prepared by the U.S. EPA and the state department of health, radon ts a 1 1986 The First Church of God of S)Tacuse will hold an Easter baz.a ar at the Kroger Store in Pomero)· Friday. Candy, Easter baskets and oth<'r itpms wiU be sold. Area Chamber of Commerce - to serve as interim city manager. While the vote dismissing Pierce came without corrunent on the part of the commission, the ordinance terminating his contract states, " ... (the commission) has discerned that the management of the affairs of the... (cliy) ... are being run In an unacceptable manmer which dictates the need for a new city Some homes in Meigs will be part of radon gas study Therr was no SUJX' r loltu winnC'r Wednesda y night so next week's jackpot was increased to el least $6.5 million. Bazaar set Friday A Multimedia Inc. Newtpapsr manager." In a statement released following "Equol Housing Lender" UNDER Second Stnoot Mason, W. Va. 773-6614 1 6 Sections. 136 Pages 60 Cents The dismissal ordinance was passed as an emergency measure over the objections of Pierce's legal representative, Gallipolis attorney Warren Sheets. and goes into effect lrnmedla tely. Pierce's one year $:XJ,(O) contract calls for him to receive three months compensation upon dismlssal. Knotts, upon his own request. will receive no compensation dunng his tenure as "Interim city manager." The emergency ordinance employing Knotts specifies he will serve on an Interim basis " ... until such Ume as the commission has appointed a permanent city Ohio lottery winn«>rs 74&1. 7. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE Sunnv toda\', with highs near ll. Clear l~nighl: with a low nea r~. Sunny Saturday . with highs l"<'· tween ~5 and 50. Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday A chiUlce of rain Sunday, with fair weather Monday and Tuesday. IUghs will he In the 50s Sunday, ranging from the lower 4lls to lower 50s :ltonday and between 55 IU!d 6.1 Tuesday. 0\'emlghl lows wUl he mostly In the 30s through the period. CLEVELAt\D tUPI I - Thursday 's winn ing Ohi o Lollcry numbers: Oally Number 223. Ticket sales totaled $1.2lo.loo.!>l. with a payoff due of $fill .~i9 PffK-1 less than three months from his assumption of the office on January Ot""' Tormo and Amounts Upon RoquOit GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE ··Page A-3- manager.'' 34 00 Ohio weather: cloudy, warmer City commission fires Pierce; hires Knotts Manufactured Home Financing Bond for Mcno "·as 5<'1 b' Meigs County Judge Patrick O'Brien at $lO,!XXl. Bond for Adams was <Ct at Along the River ............ ... IH-8 Business .. ... .... . ....... ........ .. E-t Deaths ' ' .. ' ' ' ....... ' '' ' .. .. '' ..1\-4&5 Editorials ... ..... ,........ .... ... . A-2 Sports .................... .. .. .. .. C-1-G Take-One ...... ....... ........ Insert Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, March 23, 1986 Copyrightod 1986 10% Down Payment With Terms To Fit Your Budget. Extradition proceedings begin Inside: tmts - OUR NEW MANUFACTURED LONGTIME GRANGE MEMBERS -Belva and Jlomer C. Willard, Rock Spnngs Road, are pictured with Ziba 1\lldkHf, >tanding, ma.<;ter 11 Hemlot:k Grange 2001. Mr. IU!d Mrs. WWard h.ue a com lined it4 years of membership in grange. He l' a charter member of tht• 10-year-old Hemlock GriUlge IU!d she was a member of Carleton Gmnge before joining Hemlock Grange. Page C-1 • LOOK AT US! • Dlilt-kiW illldi-IYJI!rtlt Ual The Public Utilities Co mmission of Oh1o has set tor public hearing Case No B5·02·EL-EFC Subrue A, to review the fuel procurement practices and policies of Columbus &nd Southern Oh to Electric Company, the opera tion of its Electric Fuel Component and related matters. This hearing is scheduled to begtn at 10 :00 a.m. on March 24 , 1988, at the offices or the Public Utilities Commlsslon. 180 East Broad Stroot. Columbus. Oh io A new golf course SEE YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER LOCKING THROUGH - One 11 22 lowboa18 delayed because al an accidenlloeks through the Gallipolis IAd<s and Darn. Each hour the barges sat Idle cosl the oornpaniefl ownins them S3111, ICOOrdinll lo flp""' compiled by the U.S. Anny Corpe of &tpaeer& • GALLIPOLIS, Ohio (UP! \ With repairs on a Ga!Upolls locks and dam gate completed a day sooner than expected, 22 k>wboats have resumed travel on the Ohio River. The problem started Tuesday when a tugboat with a string or 10 barges ran Into the gate. River traffic was backed up for mlies, said a spokernan for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers In Huntington, W.Va ., until the locks were reo· pened at 2:15p.m. Friday. After repair crews flnlsbed replacing the hinge on the8J.k>n gate, the first through was the "Allied ," an AShland Oil Co. towl:x:Jat pushing 10 barges filled with petroleum products from Westwood, Ky .. to Plttsbul)lh. Each rourthe bafgl'ssat kllecosl the companies owning them $.'flO, according to figures compiled by the corps. Spokesman David Bayard estimated tt.> total cost at about $2!l),(O). "That Is the cost to the river shippers," he said. "Overall, I would say the river economy will not be affected much - except, of course, for the delay costs." ·Bayard said the tugb:>at and barges were traveling too fast In the main 600-foot k>Ck. When they struck tt.> gate, an 1-beam was twisted and the hinge mechanism !hat opens and closes the gate was damaged. Delay costs. while not usually so exorbitant, are famUtar to shippers using the Gaillpolis facility. Bayard said the bcks and dams average aoout 12 "tows " a day , meaning each bafgl' must wail about four hours. FATAL ACCIDENT - Roberi William Lee, 22. Radne, died in lhls OIMHlal' accident Saturday · rnoming on &ule 82 in Point Pleasant, W.Va. AcconlinR to olftclal reports, the vehicle was northbound when II went off the road and stnack a lree. Lee was a passenger In the auto. 1be driver, Patrick V. Johnson, :!2, Racine, l• listed In stable condltion at Pleasant Vlliley Hospital. Racine man killed in accident . POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. -A Racine Ohio man was killed and another Injured in a .one-<:ar accident Satunday at 12:26 a.m. on Route 62 near the Mason County Airport Road, Point Pleasant. ~ spokespel'9ln for the Mason County Sheriff's Department klen tl · fled the v1ctim as Rober1 William Lee. 22. Lee was a passenger In a 1983 Chevrolet CaqJaro driven by Pa - • tt1ck V. Johnson, 21, who Is listed In stable condition after being admit ted at Pleasant Valley Hospital lor head Injuries, a nursing supervisor at the hospital said. According to the sheriff's spokesperson, Jobnson was traveling north on Route 62 when he attempted to pass another vehicle. H1s car left the roadway and struck a tree, the spokesperron added . I Both indlvldu,.ls were ejected from thE' vehicle. Lee and Johnson were taken to PVH by the Point Pleasant Emer· gency Medical Service where Lee was pronounced dead at arrival by Mason Cou nty Medical Examiner Dr. Jobn Grubb, the spokesperson said . No citations have been Issued pending further Investigations by the sheriff's dep8.1!1ment. \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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