https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fae237561eccb5533e0afd45f97552f8.pdf 858fd9d174a9782eb71c3ff5d17e6f2f PDF Text Text ., Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Area deaths Mary H. Pickens Mary H. Pickens , 89. Clifton , died Wednesday in the Veterans Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy. Sh!> was born Oct . I, lB96 In Middlepon to the late John W. and Sarah A. Wells Natross. Sh!> was preced!'d in death by her husband, Ray W. Pickens in 1974 and two daughters Bessie Pickens and Winona Hoffman. She was a member of the Clifton United Methodist Chu rch. a ttended Sunday School a nd taught a youth league for many years at · the chu rch . She was also a votuntE>rr worker at the Veterans Memorial Hospit al. Surviving are a son and daughtPrin'iaw. Dr. Rankin Ray and Marv Pickens of Pomeroy: four grand· child n n a nd thr ee gr eat · grandchildren: one son-in-law, Lloyd Hoffman of Pomemy. Fune ral S('JVices will be Sa turday 1: 30 p.m. at the Clift on United Methodist Chu rch with the Re1 . Teny Al,·at-ez officiat ing. Burial will fo ilow in Graham Cenwte ry . F'r·iends rna~· ca ll at the Fog lesong Funeral HomP on Fr id a~· from Meigs'••• IContinued from page li contract proposal at an annual cost $26ffi. This proposa l was of 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. . rejected The body will he taken to the Commission President Manning church one hour prio r to services. Roush sa id he has been "very much sa tisfied with Johnson Controls." Robert E. Collins Langsville resident Bruce Morris Rohen E. Collins, 33, of Texas discussed what he 'felt mav he "a potential problem." Mon:is sa id Rd.. Pomeroy, was pronounced dead on arrival Wednesday mom- that the state Is mak ing pl ans to ing at Veterans Memorial Hospital . close ttl> bridge on Rt. 124 at Born May 26. 1952 in Pomeroy. he Langsville to co nstruct a new bridge. He sa id he Is not s1ue when was a son of Eslil an d Dorothy Hoover Coilins. He was was the new bridge will be l:llilt, but that employed by the Sou them Ohio the area has alrmdy been surveyed Coa l Co. as a miner a t Meigs Mine an d staked and some core drilling No. 2, and was a membi'r of the done . He sa id if the bridge is closed, traffic will 1:12 rerouted on County United Mine Workers. Rd . 12 !Titus Rd.l. Morris would He is survived by his mother: three daughters, Tracy Collins. like fo r the county to blac ktop Wend! Collins and lshi Grinnn. all County Rd . 12 "from Rt . 124 to tl\{' top of the hill " bi'fore this happens. of Pomeroy: two sisters. Joyce Hall a nd Geraldine Hanel. bot h ri He said in the past the county has Pomeroy; and a spec ial friend. always applied dust cont rol to the road. but if it b!'comes heavily Connie Grimm, Pomeroy. He was pr!'C'eded in death bv his ITaYeled th<> dust control will oot be adequatl'. Commissioners said fa ttl>r and an infant brother. Services will be Friday , I p.m .. at they would be glad to talk to County Ewing Funeral Home with Re,·. Engineer Phil Robi'rts about the req uest, and suggested tha t Morris John Evan s officiating. Buria l will also ta lk to Roberts personally. he in Rock Sp!ings Ce meterv. Designllll'll depositories F'r·iends rn a~· call at thi' fu nera l The board named Bank One of home from 2 to ~ p.m. and 7 to9 p.m. PomProy, Home National Ba nk of Thursday. Racine, Central Trust of Middlepon and Farmers Ba nk and Savings d Pomeroy as depositories for county active funds over thi' next two years. At no time are the Meets tonight ac tive funds expected to he more than lllOO,IXXJ. Depos it s are to RUTLAND - Rutland Township handled at the descretion of Meigs Trustees will meet Thursdav evenCounty Treasurer George Collins. ing. 6:30p.m.. nt the Ru tland Fire Ma11· Beth Bill and Tim Knopp of House. the Buckey!' Hills-Hocking Vailey Regional Development DisiTict Easter egg hunt set were at the meetin g to "r~xec ute" RJ\CI!\'E - American Legion the county's contract wit h Buckeye Hills. It was ooted there was an Post 6{tl of Racine is having an CITOr in the original document . Easter egg hunt Saturday, I p.m .. Bill a !so announced she is leaving at the post home. The public is her posit ion as a gra nts coordinator "-"E'lcomr. fo r the agenc-y to take another job. Her vacated polition " 'il l he advertised and Kn opp an tt ic ipates a Bryan D. Pack. of Louisa. Ky., rep lacement may be hired b;· J une . who gradua ted wit h the ll5th Academy Class of the Ohio State Highway Parmi in Columbus last Friday. has been assigned the The Ga llia-Meigs Community Ga llia-Meigs Post according to Lt . Action Agency announces that the Dan Hender'<ln. post commander. HEAP Emergency Assistance ProPack was one of 56 troopers who !(ram deadline Is set for Apri l 11 . completed the 111-week course last Applica tions cannot 1:12 received WC'ek. All graduates were assigned aft er that date. HEAP is a one-time to 36 different highway posts per hea tin g season paym<.'n t of up to around the state and began their $') )) to eligible applicant s. Houseassignments last Monday . holds tha t are threatened wit h a disconnoction notice or have a 10 da~· of less fuel supply and are unable to g»t a delivery would be Most I~· su nny this aftl'tlloon with elig-ible for participation in the highs betwt'<"n 50 and 55. Clm r pmgra m. il they met>t the 150 tonight with a low near 30. percent federal esta blish!'{( income Sunny Friday wit h a high be guide lines. l\'-"t'f'n €() and 65. For more infOJmation int erested E.ternlt.'ll Fore<.•ast indi\'iduals can co ntact the Ga il iaSalurday through Monday Meigs CM office at the Meigs Fair Saturday, chance of showers Cou nty Courthouse. 002-5005. Gallla Sunday and Monday. Highs wUI he Outreach. Z20 Jackson Pike, 446in the 60s 1111d lows between 3.1 and ();U , or the Central Office In 45. C'heshit'<' at 367-7341 or 002-6629. Meigs County happenings ... Pomeroy motorist cited by troopers A Pomt.'I'O.\" woman was cited Wednesday b~· the Galtia-Meigs post of the State Highway Pa trol fo!lov.ing .;~ ~~~u-car arcidrnr at thP intersection of Ohio i and Meigs County 26. Mara bel Fn\' kle r. fli. of a m Pomt' roy Pikr . was eastOOund on ~ -w hen she alleged! ~· pulled onto 7 into the pa th of a northbound ca r driven b;· Ronald L. Stut lrt·. :15. of Marietta. sniking Stutler' s car in the left side. F rf<'klr r suffprf'd m inor inju ri ro; in lhf' 1:-10 p.m . ro llision. but was nor t rra tr d . u oop£'r s sa id . Frec klC'r 's em sust.ainrd hPI::I \ 'Y da mage and Stutler·s car modera tr damage. Frrcklrr was charged with failure to vield from a stop sign. Sen ·ices announcecl SerYict•s at the Crace Episcopal C'hu rch ha n • bef>n announced. Maund y Th ursday sPrY iCPs will br hrld at i p.m. as will Good Friday st•n ·ic.:es . Eastrr sunrisr Sf'n: irr will l.x> o r 'i' iJ .m. \l.'ith a btl'akfast to follow and thf' worship srr\'i('(' Ul 10 .111 J . Ill G()(ltl F r ida~· comm u n it ~· St'J\"i c'" "ill bo.' held a t the Pomero; L'nltrd :'<lrt hodist Church begi nning <~ t noon Jnd concludi ng at .1 p.m. New trooper HEAP deadline set Thirty -three ca ses were proC'!'Ssed by Meigs County Judge Patrick O'Brien during hearings oo Wednesday Folie!tlng bonds were Randy Lee, Pomeroy , S4.'i, flcticious plates: David Sigman, Midd lepon, $l5, fishing without a license, and Clyde Jordan. Athens, spe!'ding, $00. F ined for speeding were Carolyn Bush, Point Pleasant, $22 and costs; Ronnie Adkins, Genoa, W. Va., $22 and costs: James Hash, Jr. , $22 and rosts; Nellie Cadle, Mason, W. Va., $22 and rost s; David Tay lor, Logan, Wand cost s: Joseph Sayre, Reedsville, $21 and costs; Wetzel Bailey, Jr., Dexter; sal and costs; Richard Burnside, VIncent, $21 and costs; Aaron A. Medrc>s. Jr.. .Jackson. $42 and costs; Dan ie l S. Nease. Racine. SJJ and costs; Rober t Guti , Ch arleston, W. Va ., $ZI and costs; Tony VanH am. Marietta, $23 and costs; Allsha Bissell , Racine, $23 and costs; Norman Price. Pomeroy, $27 and ro sts; Otis Ca rter, Burbank , $22 and costs; Robert G. Dennis, Proctorville, $;.))and costs: Renee Hoschar, Pomeroy, $23 and costs. Others fined were Richard A. Lyons, Rac ine. dr iving while intoxi· days in rated , $250 and costs, jail and 00 day suspension of driver's license: defenda nt enrolled in residential treatment program and if completed $100 of fine and three days In jail will be suspended; l!!t of center. costs only; Charles Smith, Reedsvil le, driving while three Money, ring taken in B&E suspen~ ion : NEW E.A. HIDEAWAY BEDS <" • 0 • -~ ... 0 : .. ' • 0 ~ -------,._ . '79 .95 ,... ---------- REG. $499.95 N - Wi1h Ful l Sirfil Ma«ress BUY ONE . LAMP GET ONE FREE • • Rtg. ~ ' s DRAWER CHEST S3499S SAVE 1150 $5995 : lAVE 120 ¢:> 0 4 DRAWER CHEST Rog. ' 69.95 wm"' $49 115 ,,.:·-1i . ~ t ·W . ' 's RICE ' SAVE 120 ~ I _I FURNITUR E 85 4 Secon d G ALLIP O LI S Ope n 9 30-5 oo Closed Thu r> 446 -9523 IN ORDER TO VOTE IN .THE MAY 6 PRIMARY ELECTION YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY APRIL 7, 1986 V-6 eng .. auto. trans., cruise control. AM / FM cassette. tilt wheel. rally wheels. 17.000 miles. $20544 PIRMNTH. 48 MONTHS 10.50% APR 1984 DODGE D- 100 PICKUP 6 cyl .. auto. trans .. P.S., P.B.. topper. less than 17,000 miles. $13860 PER MNTH. 48 MONTHS 10.50% APR 992-2697 Meigs County Board of Elettions, basement level, Masoni( Temple Building, Pomeroy, Monday thru Friday 8:30-11:30, 12:30-4:30. Meigs County I.Kense Bureau, M... berry Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, Monday, Wedesday, Friday 9:00-4:00, Tuesday 10:00-8:00, Thursday '1 :00-12:00, Saturday 8:00-12:00. Meigs County Commissioners Offi,e, Court House, Pomeroy, Ohio, Monday thru Friday, 8:30-4:30. Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, Ohio, Monday thru Friday, 8:00-4:30. 1982 CHEV. MALIBU CLASSIC 4 DR. March 21, 28; April 4 March 22, 29; April S April 7 6:00-9:00 8:00-12:00 9:00-9:00 Payments based on $1000.00 down or net equity trade-in 10.50% APR variable rate fixed payment, with aproved credit. Payments include tax, title and credit life and accident & health. V-6, auto. trans ., air con d., power windows . P. locks, tilt wheel. s10500 42 MONTHS Additional Hours for Registration (Boord of Elec:tions Office) Friday Evenings Saturday Monday PEl MNTH. 10.50% APR ON THE SPOT FINANCING YOU DON'T HAVE YO GO ANY FURTHER THAN PAT HILL FORD, Inc. PH. 992 -2 196 "kty Registerwd Voter Who Clllnges Thtir Nome or Add!ess Must Notify lhlloll'd of Ellctiom" ' . Vol.35, No.242 Copyrlghtod 1988 at y en tine 1 Section 10 Pages 26 Centa A Multimedia Inc. Newipep..- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday. llliarch 28, 1986 ¢ U.S. Senate okays funds for Gallipolis locks WASHINGTON ~UP! l - A bill setting aside money to finance more than 181 water projects and approved by the Senate rontalns some $l!i6 million for the Gallipolis locks and dam .. Included In the proposal are $256 mllUon to replace two locks and upgrade the dam at Ga ilipolls on the Ohio River: $16.'1.1 mUllan for the replacement rllocks and dams 7 and 8 on the Monongahela River north of the West VIrginia- Pennsylvania state line near Morganlown; and UJ million lor a demonstration land reclamation project at Cabin Creek In Kanawha County. "These are much nC'fded projects tlr West Virginia. The existing locks at Gailipolls are outdated and Inadequate and are the cause of a tremendous bottleneck on the Ohio River," said Sen. R.oll?rt Byrd, 0 -W.Va ... outdated. Hlstortcally, coal shipments have ac counted for 85 percent of the traffic on the Monongalhela River, so the replacement of these structures should bi'neflt economic development In West VIrginia, particularly the oorthern coal fields." Byrd lent his support to the S!'nate Water Resources Bill - which passed on voice vote- aft er getting a l!'tter from the head of the Army Corps ol Engineers conflnning the segments of the Tug Fork flood rontrol project that will he protected from cost sharing . Ohio would receive mo re than $331 million lor flood-control and harbor projE>rts under tbi' au thorlza lion bill passed by the Senate Wednesday. The $12 b!Uion measure, backed by President Reagan, was approved by a voice vot e and contains rost-sharlng relonns under which 11:12 federal government would pay about three-founhs c1 ttl> cost ol more than 00 new projects. The bill now goes to a conference oommittee where lawmakers wUI try to resolve differences between It and a $;.)) bllllon House-passed water bilL S!'n. John Glenn. D-Ohlo, also obtained a promise from Senate fioor leaders to ronsider in the House-Senate Conference Committee two additional projects not Included In the b!ll - a commercial navigation project lor Oeveland Harbor and repairs to the Lake Milton Dam In Mahoning County . "These water projects rn:>an Industrial and commercial development , increased jobopponunity, expanded recreational !acilltles, improved safety and pmtectlon of the environment In Ohio," Glenn said. " I am pleased and hopeful that with this legislation we have ensured that America will develop and maintain a m<Xiern Infrastructure capable of "Locks and dams 7 and 8 are also Inefficient and handling the demands of a modem Industrtal society ." In the past, the government pald nea rly all ttl> cost of water projects, which traditionally have bet>n election-year staples eagerly sought by lawmakers for their constituencies. But slnoe 1976, major water resources bills have been blocked by budget pressures and disputes over how to pay for tbem . Under lhe current bill, constructkm d Inland waterways would be financed by a gradual increase in the barg» fuel tax from 10 oents a gallon this year to 20 cents a gallon in 199'1. The bill also limits the federal share ol port and harbor construction rosts but authorizt's local authorttles to rollect their own user !Pes to pay their share of building expenses. Celeste predicts 'brutal' election for governor workers to g»t out the vote In both CINCINNATI (UPi t - Gov . day night wit h a rousing speech. Richard Cell'!lte, In a fiery camTaking oft his suit jacket, Celeste the May 6 Democrat ic (rimary and the November g»neral election. paign speech Thursday night, virtually screamed a speech into an "We've got five weeks to go predicted a "brutal and negative" ear-splitting public address system. election campaign for governor this He pleaded for his campaign before the primary election," said Celeste. "We need to send a year . message in the primary election. "11's going to he a brutal election, There's a lot of people who think a tough election, a personal election there's only one election that counts and a nega live election as far as the this year and that's In November. Republicans are concerned," said But we haw to tum out a vote in the Democratic governor who is May so peopll' begin to think about seeking another fou r- year term in an l'lection in November." November. "The Republicans wiU attack, Celeste told his cheering supporthey wUI criticize, they will comters that "the message of the plain, they )"Ill whine, because they ' elrollon In 1981 Is the 'Three T' s, want to discourage people fmm Turnar ound , Tl'amwork a nd voting, " said Celeste. "They want Turnout." ' to persuade people It doesn't make By "turnaround," he claimed be any difference who you support ." had turned the state around in the Celeste's opponent. in Novembi'r last four years. By "teamwork ," he will he decided In the May 6 said that the job had been done by Republican primary among former his administration members. And Gov. James Rhodes a nd Sens. Paul by "turnout," he askl'd fo r a Gillmor and Paul PfeHer. ma ssi ve voter turnout in "I call them 'Hear no evil, Spea k Novembi'r. no evil, See no evil,' said Celeste. " In 1'1\Y campaign for goveroor in "This Is a case of two misguided 1978 (agalnst Rhodes),l lost by four state sena tors out chasing a statue. votes per pt'e('lncl," recalled CeThai' s what the Republican primlestl'. "There lsn 't a precinct ary is really about." committeeperson who cou ldn ·r Even though Celeste's opponent have found fou r more votes at ! hasn't been chosen, the governor o'clock In the afternoon if I had said it is not too ea ~ly for him to called and sa id , 'I know I ne!'d four Amo111 other Items wort.en have removed seven begin campaign ing. RELIEF? - Residents ol Hudson Sl. 1111d North votes. gl't them In your precinct.' moiGr veblcle llres and 1111 IIS80rlment ol !iOit drink Second Ave., hope that wort. on a aewer line by tried to whip up support from He You would have found !bern . bottles. Removal ol the8e lhinp may provide ilr a Mlddlepori VUJace ~yes will provide relief from :00 Cincinnati campaign workers "The fact Is, In 1982, I came ba ck beUer Dow through the sewer line and the end of the a lloodlng siluatlon which occumdurinl Ilea\')' rains. attending a campaign rally Thurs and defeated my Republican oppoHooding. nent (Clarence Brown) by half a million votes, with you r help," SEts BRtrrAL RACE Celeste told his campaign workers . Gov. Richard Celesle Thursday "The difference in those two night predicted a "brutal and elections was Qll,OCil additional negative" eledion campaign lor this year' s governor's .....,.. In people who rurned out to vote. It was rurnout that won the election Ohio. Celeste feels the RepubliCOLUMBUS, Ohio iUPI I alter ing the la w on school system lor licensing group homes gregation costs with lottery tTXlney. for Dick Celeste in 1982. If we turn cans will attack his adnjinistrafor mentally Impaired Clients, and State lawmakers have adjourned annexation. Lawyers and Insurance rompanou t our voters. we w!n~ns . " tion on all fronts. (File phoCo ). for a sprtng break and primary The House and Senate did , provides a " bi ll d rights" for them. les battled, through the dialogue of ..... .. The Senate voted 29-3 for the senators, during much ol the elect ion campaigning after sending however, extend for another 60 • In to Gov. Richard F . Celeste ·two days the moratortum on new House version alter ~arrellng over afterooon ewer limiting recovery dozen bills, Including a pmgram permits for the sale of fireworks, a $2)),(00 approprtation of excess civil suits. lottery profits for special educa tion ronvt>rtlng Shawnee State Com- which expires April 6. The lnsurana> Industry, business for multiple· handicapped young and local governments have community College to a four-year state The Senate unanimously adopted university and furnishing $21.€ legtslation permitting the video- people. plained tha t larg~> awards arl' Sen. Richard H. Finan , R- making llabll lty insurance unalfot- ' mllllon to help rectifY liTegu larlt les taped roun testimony of young Cincinna ti, compl ainro lawmakers da ble <r unavailable. In the Ohio Departmenl of Mental children who a re victimized by sex promised that bttery funds would Retardation· and Dev~>lopmen ta l. crimes, l:llt the HouSI' was dissatisAtlorneys clalmed it would viobe shared by all school districts la te the Ohio Constitution for the Disability . fied and .askl'd lor a conference according to a formula, and the state to limit recovery or counterLen behind In the rush to recess committee. would set a precedent. allocation were bills rev ising 11\{'code of ethics The bill assisting the Department mand establlsh!'d rules on what But Boggs and others said that may 1:12 accepted as evidence in lor publ ic officials, st rengt hening ol Mental Retardation and Developprecedent was broken !'arller when civil trtals. the state's regulation ol the whole- mental D!sabllltles also rev ises the the Legislature funded school desesale dis tribu tion of fireworks. and Governor receives Shawnee State bill 1985 CHEV. CELEBRITY 4 DR. IF YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED, VISIT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS OR CALL THE BOARD OF ELECTION AT e • Super lotto jackpot at $ll.5 million . .. ,. . driving under suspen- sion. $75 and costs, 10 days in jail; no ta il Ugh ts. costs only; Richard Bullock. Racine, fallure to control, $ll and costs: Regina Rider. Shade, no qx'r"tor ·s license. SiO and rosts, thrE>r days in jail. jall time susprnded if Ohio license obtained; David L. Nan ('(', Racine, driving while intoxicated. $250 and costs, ttu·ee days in jail and 00 day license suspension: left of cent er, rosts only: Robert Gibbs . Jr., Syracuse, drivin g while in toxicated. $250 and costs. three days in jail and 00 day license suspension: left of center, costs only: Jerry Westerweller, Racine, domestic violence, six months In jail . suspended ail but one day, two years pm bation and restraining <Xier: costs: Charles Bush. Middleport, reckless operation. $100 and costs: Mary K. Smith, Racine, two bad check charges, restitut ion and costs; Pau l Dailey, Middleport . res trictions on sale of beer and liquor. $250 and costs, su spended $:00 of finr: Timothy Hysell. Syracuse. driving while intoxicated. $250 an d costs. three days in jai l, two yea rs probation and license suspended for 00 days. A breaking and entering oc main s under investigation and tha i curred Tuesday morning a t the fin gerprints were taken from a gun Charles Williamson residence on tha t was touched in the home but Dye Rd. near Harrisonville. Much not taken. damage was done to the intc>r ior of The home of Brian Williamson. Charles' son, was broken into a bout the home. The Meigs County Sheriff's De- two weeks ago Soulsby reports. partment reports break-in took Brian Williamson's residence is on plac<.' between 6:30 an d 7:45 a .m. Smit h-Run Rd. in the Rutland area . while no one was at home . Mrs. r----------------~~----.:._ Williamson made the call to the sheliff's office as soon as she returned home Deputy Jin\mN Soulsby reports $Jll cash and a white gold wedding ring set were stolen. In addit ion, hu nting knives were used to slash the furniture and beds. A knife was lett st icking out of a cushion of a piece of furniture. Bleach and toilet cleaner were poured on the carpeting t hi'Oughout the house. Soulsby says the incident re- CLEVELAND tUPi l - Ohio Lotte ry offi cia ls found no ticket s with the sa me six numbi'rs on t hem as draw n in Wednesday nighi' s Super Lotto game. Af te r searc hing th rou g h $4,111.(170 worth of tickets. officials ra ised thC' jackpot - which had been $8 mill ion - toSll.5 million for the April 2 drawing. Numbers drawn were 23. 24. 37, :m. 41 and 42. ' in toxica tru. $.ll0 and costs, ll days in jail and six months license MEIGS COUNTY ~OTERS ••• *You are an American Citizen *You are a resident of Meigs County *You will be 18 years old on or before November 4, 1986 ''· O'Brien completes 33 cases Weather forecast YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE IF: meetin . _._·gs Thursday, March 27, 1986 461 S.THIRD AVE. . , Dry weather may bring additional forest f:tres By Unled Preu lnlemallonal The worst brushlires since 1981 blackened nearly 3,500 acres in sou them Ohio be lore light raln helped weary fi refighters extin · gulsh the blazes , which were spotted In 11 rounties. A state forestry official said Thursday there rould he more blazes this weekend. Tom Berger. staff forester for the state Division of Forestry, estimated that several hunderd blazes Tuesday and Wednesday destroyed ll<!arly 3,500 acres. The fires hit Adams, Athens, Gallla, Jackson, Lawrence. Perry, Pike, Ross, Scioto, Vinton and Washington counties. "We had veto; li.ttle moisture In southern Ohio (Wednesday) night and we exii!ICI !hat (today ) and Saturday and Sundijy, depending on how much wlrid there Is, we'll g~>t some more fires,'' Berger said. The worst of the fires wl're in southern (;aiUa County, because It Is heav ily wooded and becauSP the hilly terra in causes updrafts that spread fires more quickly . Areas in Lawrence County were also badly burned. One blaze In Morgan Township, about ·J8 miles north ol Gallipolis, burned about 1,1XXJ acres Wednesday, destroying three trailers and two houses. "This Is the Orst timl' bt 1'1\Y :.lJ flre!lghters. N~>arly 150 acres bt an years with . the department that I area of East Fork State Park in remember lighting so many grass Clennont County l:llrned, but park fires," he said . officials said there was no damagl' The wind comtinl's with temper- to park equipment or facilities. atu~ In the :lls to dry tb2 brush Berg~>r said the chief cause of enough to make It Ignitable I'Ven such blazes each year Is improper tlv:>ugh brush klwer to the ground trash l:llming, l:llt he also said arson was a major problem. remalns wl't, he said. A brushfire that dl'stroyed 200 "Arson !Ires are usually bigger, acres In Guyan Township , GaUia Coonty, was traced to a homeownl'r because they set ttl>m and leave burning trash. The homrowner, and don't report lhem. They're not who was not Idl'ntUled , was usuaUy spotted Wltillhey're pretty chargPd with burning trash well under way," hi' said. David Bergman, chief ol the Improperly. division ol forestry within the Gallipolis F ire Chief Ray Bush Meanwhlll', In the southwest, ODNR, said Lawrence CountY said many of the fires were started . hundreds of acres in Warren and appeared to be the hardest hit, with by people l:llmlng tras.h ImpropClennont rountles were scorched. suspected arsonists setting !Ires erly. HI' also said the large number Two fires In the MOITOW area every two or three mues In rl different !Ires had l!l<hausted his l:llmed about 125 acres, destroyed a firelighters. strtp.mined areas. bam and slightly Injured two MIDDLEPORT, OH. I BRUSH FIRE - A fireman with the Vlnklll Fire Department . _ clown a hot tlpOt in a bowrh lire We II...., a.\! aftenoon lllonc GleluHlummll Road. Two~ and three tnllen were cleltroyed bt the lire, which Uo bumed about 1be cauae oft he lire iutlll under lnveetlption. No eerloallnJuliel were reported._ t.•-. �Friday, March 28, 1986 Page-2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, March 28, 1986 A blow to Reagan?_____W_il_lia_m_F_.B_uc_kl__:_ey_Jr_. The Daily Sentfnel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON o\REo\ ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB IIOEFUCH Assistant Publisher/ Controller General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of Th <' Unifed Press International. lnltmd Dall\ Prf'ss Assoc la · ~ lion and!~(' America n !">/ewspaper PubllshNs A.ssoclation . , LETTERS OF OPINION are wc!COR'I('. They should bt' less than lXl ~o~o·ords · long. AU lPtters ar('subjec t to editing and must bf.' signed with name. ad dress and .. telephone number. No wtslgned lellt>rs will bt> published . LPtters should be In . good tas te, addrPSslng Issues, not JX'rsooallllrs . .. Jligh court takes up church-state dispute The Supll'me Court. again trying to unravel a church-state dispu te. was warned that If a religious Institution is allowed to claim exemption from s)ate sex discrimination laws thell' would be no end to the exemptions. Assistant Ohio Anomey General Kathleen McManus told the rourtthe Ohio ClvU Rights Commission has the right to investigate charges of sex discrimination filed by a teacher at a Dayton religious school. Sh<' said that whUe a church could hire only people o! its own faith it could "nor discriminate on the basis of sex." She argued the issue was not limited ro just discrilmlnation and said if the school was allowed to discr·lmtnate because of religious beliefs it could use the ll'liglous exemption to justify other discriminatory practices. • Yet William Ba ll, representing Dayton Clu·istian Schools, maintained the schools are exempted l'rom such regulations by the First Amendment provision mandating the separation of church and state. He said "great harm would be visited on the school I! it came under the jurisdiction of the Ohio Civil Rights Commission." warning such jurisdiction would allow the state to Investigate its practices. The comments came during oral arguments In a case brought to the court by the Ohio Civil Rights Commission. The rommisslon was told by a lOwer court it could not investigate the teacher's complaint because of the First Amendment separation o! church and state. The caSt' is being closely followed b)•a variety of religious organizations who lear allowing the state to investigate such claims could lead to widespread sta te scrutinv of religious institutions. Legal documents ha,·r been flied on behalf of the school by Jews, Lutherans and Roman Carhotics. aU faiths that operate ex tensive religious school systems. : Previous Supreme Court rulings. have said that the government may withhold lax exemption and other benefit s from 11'1igious institutions with discriminatory policies. The court has also held thai religious institutions do not have total immunity !rom such federal provisions as sxlal security and wage and hour practices. However. the high cour1 never hils ruled on whether stales may oversee and Investigate rmpio)·ment practices at religious In stitu tion< through ajlli-discrlmination la ws. The case involves Linda Hoskinson, who began teaching elemen tary students at Dayton Chris tian Schools in 197t a fundamentalist institution v,ihlch req uires U,ac hers to be ··oom again" Christians In January 1919, Hoskinson infmmed the school principal that she and her husband were ex pecting a baby and that she wan rrn to continue to work during her pr'l'gnancy and alter the child was born. On Feb. W. Hoskinson J'['{'ei,·ed a ooticc !rom the school that her contract would not be renewed brcause the school riVlught It important for a molher to sta)··home with her young children. Letters to editor Support for Sheriff Frank · I want to say that I think the Ia"· sWll Mrs . Larkins ha s against Srerlfl Frank and his two deputies I~ insane. ' I rea lly wonder wh)· 1hings like this happen ro our good off icers. I happen 10 know for a fart lhal Sheriff Frank is a good . honest . and hard working man . I will n('\·f"r !Ji.ileve that he would 1.'\'Pr condone 0~ COV€r·up anything \\TO ng that ooe of his deputies would 00, nor that he would enY haw 10. because they are all honest mf'n 100. bull he\' are also human . and just maytxthey were. In this instance. trying to ~ep !rom lx'ing ~:<>at and b<!tlerrn the msrln:'S. The cou nty should let Sheriff Frank know how much they apprrriate him, for all the hard work. and endless hours he's in that patrol car with \'PI')' tittle rest. just to keep us safP. Well. I appl1'<'iate him. andr\'erv laS! one of his deputies and I hope~ is our Sherlff for the nextll years. Thrn maylx' Meigs County would he a good clean count)·, ~:<>cause It "ill take a Sheriff like Sh<'riff Frank and his sta!! that long lo do it. Hang in there Sheriff. ar luallv )Uu Cella 's are more apprrriatrd thJ n ~'OU know! Barbara Stahl Middleport Wants change in leadership '!'his is in response to Mr. Batey and Mrs. Smit h's comment s in the letter to the edit or. First o! all I don't think you people have a right to pass juQgment on Trocy. I lhink Trocy ...,. a raw dea l. He shouldn 't ~:<> serving any lime. let alone a six yejlr sentence. There have been a lot· of people convicted o! murder. 1not Involuntary manslaughte·. there is a difference! that have not served one day in the pen. >D why Is Tracy the one that got st uck? I know d<>ep In my hear1 that Tracy didn't kill anyone and I'd trust him with my Hfe or either of my children's lives. I think the voting [11 bile had beller open its eyes. I. for one. plan on changing alot of my votes, my vote alone may not mean a whole lor, but there Is a petitio n with over 600 names and all of those votes rould chang<> things In this county . Karen Phalln Pomeroy Une;rplainable act A few days ago I went to Rlverview Cemetery to visit the graves of Dan and Nellie Price. Tliree days belol1', I had put on 2 srtlaU arrangements, and a large , yellow and peach wreath for Easter. The small ones wcre riJ>re. but the large one wa,s gone and It could not o! blown away sln<P It was fastened Into the ground. So woom ever took It, may God forgtve you. If you would of asked we would o! tried to buy one lor you. How can anyone rob the dead? 1Wo you ng girls helped place the flowers on the graves since they loved Nellle very much . Maybeyoo can explain it. to them, I can't. Ellzabet h Templetoo Pomeroy They speak o! Ute Nicaraguan vote as <1 an md o! an era. That was tbe golden day when the thralloom or Congress by Ronald Reagan, exercised through his magic as the great rommunlcator. rn<Fd: and ooce en<Fd (goes the speculari:Jn) , It cannot be revived . Humpty· Dumpty has taken a great fall. There Is a certain plauslbUity In this line of argument. No only did Mr. Reagan, when he addressed the American community, pull out all the stops, he exercised himself in private, calling In individual ron· wessmen and pitching them his analysis In person, and with the aid of his principal advisers. Even ocr, <F!ectlons were numerous enough to deny him what he asked for: $100 million to finance a counterll'Voiu lion. Anthony Lewis, seizing the oppor· tunlty, writes as though Congress has protected Mr. Reagan !rom a men visiting In Managua last weekend were shocked by what they saw: the fanaticism, the. military of the rhetoric, the general disarray. One of these congress· men said he continued confident tba t he had voted correctly in <Fnylng the contras $100 million because, he explained, Nicaragua is going to !all from Its own weight. thanks to the fanaticism of Its leaders. These are happy thoughts. causing us. In retrospect , to wonder only why Hitler didn 't !all under the weight o! his fanaticis m. or Stalin, lDth o! them at least the equa l of Mr. Ortega In fanaticism. Mr. Reagan wtllln due course be sustained by historical develop· ments, but that does not give us the answer he sreks, which is: What So? sho uld the leader of the frff' world The best friend of Mr. Reagan's oo aoout 11 7 The invincible ignor· strategic ll'pUtatlon Is the govern- anre of those who arc lighthearted ment of Nicaragua. Two congress- about developments In Nicaragua private obsession. Mr. Lewis' point is almost always predictable here: Anyooe who fastens concentratedly on a communist salient Is sul!erlng from a McCanhylte obsession. He does not mention what It Is that people su!!er !rom who are sl· lenred. wrn go to Jail, or wrn are tortured by those governments we have an obsession with. In one way II Is true that Mr. Reagar has been seriJusly under· mined. Because If everything he said aoout what is going on In Nicaragua car be dreer!uOy disre. garded, then he is suffering from a form o! pararola, ard Is ro be treated like the man wrn visits the psychiatrist, complaining o! all the grasshoppers that cling to his lapels. TO RI<ACI-\ OUR GOAL OF SEING A iRIJL'( SELFLESS SOC.IET'tbCOMRADE GORBACI\EV HAS CALLED F R A · REAI:>JUSTMENT IN SOVIET Tllliiii<ING HE' SAYS THE t'EOI'LE MUST BE PROVI\?I;P wn~ GRE!m:R lNI'IVIPUALINCENTIVES LIKE BET-rER WAGES, 1-\0USING ,C.ONSUME'R GO(){)S HEALlt\ CA~E 1 REC~EATION f'ACILr6ES ... was displayed In the London Times last Thursday when Graham Greene askl'd - and befoll' you laugh, remember that Mr. Greene, trough capable of wonderful irony, is capable also o! wonderful naivete - Why do they call it a communist government in Nicaragua, why not a CatlDlic government, since thre<' of It s senio r officials are Catrnlic priests '? By the same reasoning, one would call the government o! Ho Chi Minh not a communist govern· ment, but a poet's government, since Ho was also a poet. The priests associa ted with the Sandi· nistas have reen retired !rom service. two by the Vatican, anorher by the Jesuit order: and the archbishop in Managua has been forthright in denouncing the pro· gresslve Inroads of the Marxist state on the schools, on civli rights, In forrlgn policy. Reagan is down, and in part this was, sad to say, his own doing: He asked for a peashooter, having descrit.>d a dragon. Confused .people figured why oother with a peasrnoter if it really is a dragon, and if It i.s oot a dragon: why bother with a peashooter 7 It was that undergirding unreality, one must suppose. that did Reagan ln. Because the alternative is truly unthinkable. If the American peo· pie do not trust sufficiently in their chief executive. in the secretary of state. in the Joint Chiefs. to identify a menace so close ro home. then the structure of aut horitv is In serious dlsarr·ay. It wasn't if Reagan had said: Look, there are two ways o! dealing with this, one o! them being to hope that the whole thing wiU go away. He said: Act now, or prepare for such grave possibilities as the rommunlzation of Central America and. Inevitably, pressures on Mex· leo that Mexico is not In a position to rope with. A loss of ronfldence In a leader to see situations described as geopollt· lcally obvi:Jus Is a great strain between the people and their elected chief execuUve. It is Ironic that the likeliest rebuUder o! Mr. Reagan's lost ll'putatlon Is the as ARENT n\05E CAfiTALI5TI( \N(ENTIVES? 1'101' IF WE ~EI\VJUST OUR. iHINKING ' I . The real David Stockman Sandinlsl~ck Anderson WASHINGTON - Only a few trusted and txmded editors, sworn to strict secrecy, will be permitted to 11'ad ex.budget director David Stockman' s memoirs before the first excerpts are published next month in Newswe<'k magazine. The New York publisher, mean· while, is anticipating a gush of money - and the Washington establishment is anticipating a gush of blood - as Stockman tattles on his one-time colleagues . But It also appears that some of the blood that'll he spUied will he Stockman's. Sources close to Stockman tell us his book will savage such quondam antagonists as White House Otlef of Staff Donald Regan and Anorney General Edwin Meese. Stockman reported ly wUI say thatlhe volca nlr ash from Regan'stempertanti'Ums scorrhrn everything he did and wUI question how Mff'serverconvlnced the president he knew what he as ootng. Stockman wlil also take the Republican Par1y to task for falling to reduce the deficit. according to our sources. Stock man \\ill tell of his backstage efforts to "'' the mlllrary retirement program ard eliminate revenue sha ring. He was Stockman was honest enough to admit that he "has pur six generations In this country In debt." - Wen<Fit Belew, former chief counsel o! the House Budget Committe<': Stockman "created the budget deficits." He'll get away with it. though, because, in a controversial Atlantic magazine article, "be confessed befo!l' the crime was committed. " - David CQhen, former head o1 Common Cause: "I developed very strong mistrust, dislike and skepticism aoout what he was really aoout. " - John Herbers. New York Times correspondent and champion of the underprivileged: Stock· man Is "Insidious." - Robert Novak. syndicated columnist , generally regarded as at least as ronserva tive as Stockman: "He Is a man who Is able to change his views to match his coat. ... 1 wouldn't be a bit surprised to see David emerge In later life as a liberal." Footnote: Stockman. through his office at the New York Investment firm of Salomon Brothers Inc., dec lined comment . --------~~~~~ undercut by President ~agan , who listened to other advisers, Stockman reportedly will rom plain. The person woo wUI be hurt the worst by the Stockman castlga· lions, at leasllndlrectly, will be the president. our sour<Ps say. He wUI be portrayed as less than brightan unfair characterization accord· ing to those who work directly with Ronald Reagan. But Stockman himself can"' peel a backfire. His book is due out about the same time as another one that tells the stories he ll'ft ru 1. It's titled " The Real David Stockman," and It quotes not only such predictable critics as Ralph Nader, but many o! Stockman's former colleagues in the Reagan administration. Our associate Les Whitten got hold of a bootleg copy o! the manuscript, written by best -selling veteran Washington free·lan oer John Greenya and congressional aide Anne Urban , who works for Rep. Barbara Kennelly, D-Conn. It contains some eye-q:>enlng quoit'S from such normally diplomatic types as Drew Lewis. former transportation '""retary. Like others quoted in the oook, Lewis praises Stockman's talent. But then he says that Stockman "was very political and very devious," and accuses him of trotting rut false figures at Cabinet meetings to make a point. "He manipulated whatever he was doing to serve his own purposes," Lewis said. Some other Stockman crit ics quoted Include: - Dr. Shelby Brewer, former assistant secretary of energy: Stockman had "an Irresistible itch ... to recast the president's agenda. ... Having him on the team was like backing a Trojan Horse up to the Reagan ad ministration." Bl'l'wer also opined at one point that Stockman "was ou t o! hi s wigwam." - Former Rep. Bob Eckhardt. ))Texas: "He lacks In humaneness . .. . He is not a man of good judgment." This about a former divinity studenl. - Rep . Henry Waxman . D· Calif.: Stockman is "absolutely not" compassionate, and shares the blame for "Incredible budget deficIts." At least. Wa.,man added . a Magnificent obsesssion _____Ar_t B_u..:. .:. .:.chwa::.::.=.:::.. td Sherlock Holmes was studying the ne,.,;paiJer. "No mailer where oor goes to track down tt'e secn'l ct ti'w' Marcos fortune. the trail always leads back to the shoes." · "Why Is that?" I as ked him. "I'm not sure, Watson. Let's sne what we know alrrudy. Imelda had 3,ll0 pairs of size 8 sooes In her rloSt'l. most of which had never been worn . Why , Watson. why 7 " "Suppose Ferdinand Marcos had a fool fetish. Many men with power do ." "It 's too easy , Watson . Even somron£1 with an ex trem£' lbot fixation could never go through .1.:m pairs." "I've known people with IPtishes _who went through a pair of new shoes every day . Perhaps Ferdl· nand was one of them." "I checked around at the p~la:e. No one ever saw Marros playing with Imelda 's stiles." "Well then. Sherlock , maybe Imelda was the one woo had a foot fetish." Sherlock smiled as he usually does when he's caught me. "Wrong, Warson. Nol a foot fetish. If anything, Imelda had a sme fetish." "Wha t is a srne !etish7 " "It 's a compulskln to hold and caress a piece o! bot wear to assuage your goUt." "And what causes one to have tt'e fetish?" "We'r1' not sure. Ali we know~ that many people who have a sooe fetish also have a numll,>red bank account In Switzerland." "It's all starting to come to· gether. Sherlock. Mrs. Marros bought shoes on her trips abroad to disguise the !act she was opening numbered bank accounts." "Just the opposite, my dear Watson. Imelda opened numbered bank account s abroad to disguise Ihe !act she was buying shoes." "Of rourse," I said. "Bur why 7 " "Imelda had a very deprived childhood. The money she sent out o! tlr> country was to assu!l' her that no matter what happened to the Philippine government. she would lilways have something to wear to the ball." "But, Sherlock. we're talking about S3 bllilon. All' you trying to tell me that all this money was set aside for t>otwear7 " "Have you priced women 's shoes lately, Wat>Dn? " "That 's all well and good. But !O.Ippose Imelda had stocked up on the shoes so that when she was booted rut C: ManUa she rould open her own store In Honolulu." "Take a look at this photo. Does Imelda look like somebody who would work In a shoe store?" "Probably not. But she could own It and not work there." "Except lor one thing, Watson. Ali the shoes are size 8. You can't open a store where all the footwear is the sa me size." "Hmmmn. Well, tell me, Sher· lock, does solving the shoe enigma help you solve the problem of where the Philippine treasury is?" "Nor necessarily. A lot of It Is hidden In real estate, gold, jewelry, i:lmks and legitimate companies that Marcos bought when he was riding high . Bul all that has surfaced are the shoes." "Quite. Say what you will, Sherlock, the Marcoses always covered their tracks ." "Watson, I would like to go back and take one moll' look at Imelda's closet." Doonesbury Marcoses had a dog guarding their clot hes. On the night they sneaked out of the palace the oog did not bark_ Why not, Watson•" "Why, Sherlork 7 " "Elementary. The dog hadashoe in his mouth." "The The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Veteran pitchers provide positive baseball headlines By United Press International Three veteran pitchers - each vital to their teams' pennant hopes this season - provided positive news Thursday. At Yuma, Ariz., LaMarr Hoyt, San Diego's ace. said he Is recovering from a drinking problem and will ll'port to the Padres' camp Friday. The 31-year-Oid right-hander will spend the first two to three weeks <1 the regular season getting inlo shape befall' !l'jolning the rotation. In a statement released by !he team, Hoyt said he was unaware how serious his problems were when he checked Into a Minnesota rehabilitation center Feb. 28. At St. Petersoorg, Fla.. 36year-old Bob Forsch, who the Cardinals expect to help !lll the vo id c!l'ated by the trade o! Joaquin Andujar, combined with Todd Worrell and· Ken Dayley on a five-hitter to help St. Louis beat Toronto 3-0. Forsch, who probabty·wm start the regular season's third game, allowed three hits and walked none over five Innings. A nine-game winner last year, the right·hander has yielded just thre<' earned runs in 15 spring Innings. At West Palm Beach, Fla., Nolan Ryan, whose poor finish last season raised questions about a 39-year-old right ann that has !Ired !asrbaUs lor 3,937 major-league Innings, hurled five strong innings to lead Houston to a 4-2 victory over Montreal. Ryan struck out six and allowed two hits, Including a two-run homer by Vance Law, who Is 17-!or·38 1.4471 with two homers and a ream-leading nine RBI . Several other. veterar pitchers also had strong outings Thursday. At Miami, Dennis Martinez scattered lour hits over five innings and Baltimore scored all their runs in the !oarth inning to defeat Atlanta 6-3. Martinez. making his third start r:t the sprtng, allowed one run. At Vero Beach. Fla.,.Fernando Valenzuela pitched seven shutout Innings to pace Los Angeles to a :>-2 decision over Minnesota. The vete· ran left· bander yielded lour hit s, wa lked none and struck out six. Light-hitting Dave Anderson, fight· lng lor a roster spot, smacked a three· run homer !or the Dodgers off starter John Butcher. At Winter Haven, Fla., RJck Rhoden became tbe first PillS· Reds split two games burgh pitcher to go more than five Innings this spring and Mike Diaz hit a solo homer to lead the Pirates to a :>-2 victory over Boston. Rhoden scattered five hits and struck out three In 6 2-3 Innings. Bruce Hurst took the loss. There was bad ne,.,; lor two veteran pitchers. At Pompano Beach, Fla., Burt Hooton was given his unconditional release by Texas, which said It will begin the season with three rookie pitchers In the starting rotation. Hooton, 36, has a 15J.l36 career record. He was signed by the Rangers as a free agent jrlor to last season when he went 5-8 with a 5.23 ERA. This spring, he was 1·0 with a 4.91 ERA. In other training camp nem: At Pompano Beach, Fla., a three-run homer by Curtis Wilker· son and oolo blasts by Tom Paclorek and Steve Bli'Chele car· lied the Rangers to a 5-4 victory over the Yan kl'es. Ali three home runs came off starter' and loser Dennis Rasmussen.Dave Winfield went 3·for4 and homered for New York. At Tuscon, Ariz., Jim •Hender· son's bases-loaded groundout scored Thad Bosley with the winning run in the lOth inning, giving the Chicago Cubs a 10.9 victory over Oeveland. The teams combined lor ll hit s and lJ doubles. Chicago's Brian Dayett was 5-o!-6 with two RBI. At Sconsdale, Ariz., Chili Davis and Wlll Clark hit back- to-bark home' runs In the seventh Inning. and Jim Gott and two relievers combined on a seven-hitter to lift the San Francisco Giants to an 8-1 triumph over the Milwaukl'e Brewers. In taler exhlbiti:ln games: At Palm Springs, Cali! .. Jose Rijo pitched siX shutout innings. and Tony Phillips and Charlie O'Brien paced a 14-hlt anack with three hits apiece to lift Oakland to a 5-0 victory over Callfomla. RJjo permitted lour hils and Steve Ontiveros completed the shutout with three hitless Innings. At Yuma, Ariz .. Bruce Bochy's one-out, pinch-hit single In the lith inning drove In Blp RoD>rts to give San Diego an fl. 7 <Pcision over Seanle. The Padres rallied !rom a 7.() deficit wlthseven seventh·innlng runs.Phil Bradle,· and Dave Hend· erson each cracked lwo-run rnmers in Ute first inning lor Seattle. Tornadoes post 64 win over Ravenswood Coach Mlck Winebrenner's Southern Tornadoes whirled up anot her storm Thursday afternoon to post a IH victory over Class 'AA ' Ravenswood and remain unde· lea ted at 3-().1. Southern is 2.() in the SVAC and !has already equalled its winning output o! one yea r ago. Senior hurler Jay Bostick picked up the win in going the distance, striking out six and walking live. while allowing just three hits. Greg Stu rn su!!ered the loss with four sb·lk<'OU IS and four walks to his credit . Eric Milliron, an error, ard two run triple by Jay Bostick.Scott Wickline then tined a run scoring single to plate the fourth run of the inning, the SCO!l' now 4·1. Southern came light bark In the fourth round a!trr Bostick had retired the side in the rophaifo!the inning. Woae and Milliron again singled before Jamie Hensler smacked another two nm single. Ravenswood threa tened in the seventh. scoring thre<' runs on two walks,an ermr,and a double by Travis Thompson. That rally wa s not enough, Ravenswood plated the game's however, as Southern held on lor first run in the first Inning when the win, 64. Lewhew reached oo an error,Per· Dan Wolfe and Milliron led the rish singled. and a run ('()me home attack with two singles each. Bos tick triplcd ,whlle Brian Free· on a Ioree rut,the srore 1·0. Ali was quiet untll the third man,Jamle Hensler,Todd Adams· inning, when Southern erupted lor ,Wickline .and John Riffle each four runs on singles by Dan Wolfe, singled. Thompson doubled for Ravens- - - - - - - - - - - - - , wood, while Perrish and St um each singled . Southem plays at Kyger Creek The Daily Sentinel Monday. !USPS tlS·HII DOUBLE PIAY COMPIEI'ED- Cincinnati Reds' roolde shortstop Kurt StWweU leaps over sliding Detrofl Tiger Harry SpOman at second base then fires lo Drst lo oomplete a double play wring Thursday's spring exhibition game at Tampa. The Tigers dumped the Reds, 8-4. UPI. Meigs-GAHS battle to 9-9 tie Gallipolis and Meigs battled to a 9·9 deadlock in a non-conference baseball game at Rock Springs Thursday evening. The host Marauders battled back from 42 and 94 deficits to fie the game in the sixt h inning. The game was called after seven because of darkness. No decision was made on the possibility of completing the ga me at a later date. The tie left GAHS with a 1-2-1 record. Meigs is 1-1-1. Mike Wickline hurled the first five and two-thirds innings for GAHS. He gave up nine runs (one ea rned ! on 10 hits. Wickline fanned thre<' and walked two. He was relieved by Robi Young, who blanked the Marauders the final Phil Bailey and Sean Collry collected thre<' hils each Wednesday evening as the Hannan Trace Wildcats rolled !rom behind to defeat Oak Hill, 11-8 in an SVAC contest at Mercerville. Marauderettes lose Karla Howell had three hits ard Kim Polcyn two asGailia Academy High School's Blue Angels defeated host Meigs, 11·9. In a non·league game Thursday evening. The victory left Gallipolis with a 1·2 record. Meigs dropped to J.J. The MHS girls. defending Tri-Valley League, Class AA sectional and district champions and regional runnerups. handed GAHS three of Its four defeats in 1985 enrou te to a 19.0 regular season performance. GAHS was 174 a year ago. Gallipolis outhit the Marauder girls. 94. Howell had a double for the winners. Tammy Wright a triple for MHS. Howell was credited with the victory. She fanned one and walked three. Marla Musser was charged with the defeat. She fanned three. Meigs hurlers wa lked 15 batters. GAHS will play ar Fairland Tuesday. Meigs wil l host Warren Local Monday In ir s 1VC opener Monday. 5Jt JACKSON PIKE ·RT 35 WEST Phone 446-4524 BARGA I ~ MATINEES SATURDAY I SUNOAY · All SEATS 12.50 AOMISSION EYER! TUESDAY 12 .50 ~ARCH 28-APRIL ~ At Clearwater, Paul O'Neill hit a thre<'·run homer In the seventh Inning lor the Reds win. The PhUlles jumped to a 3-0 lead off starter Ron Robinson when Juan Samuel blasted a long. two-run homer to left field in the first inning and Mlit Thompson singled In a fifth· Inning run. FRIDAY thru !IPHil fflOtf DAY 9:!-t A one and two-t hirds innings. Young • fanned three and walked one. Charles Hudson went the first GAHS had eight errors. li\'e Innings lor Philadelphia, scat· Todd Hysell hurled the first four tering four hits and striki ng out one. frames for MHS. He gave up nine He had given up 14 runs in 12 runs (seven earned) on nine hit s. pll'Vious innings. He tanned one and walked thre<'. He The Reds started their comeback was relieved by Shawn Baker In the in the sixth inning off Tom Hume. fifth. Baker allowed no runs, three With one out, Tony Perl.'Z walked hits, fanned five and did not walk and Wayll' Krenchlcki was safe on any batters. Meigs had two errors. an error by Samuel. Dave Concep· Young, Todd Slone and Scoll rlon walked to load the bases before Miller paced the visitors at the plate catcher Sal Butera singled to drive with two hits apiece. Mike Bar· in two runs and make the score 3-2. !rum's three hits in four trips led In the seventh, Cincinnati left · Meigs' attack. Rodd Harrison was fielder Cal Daniels singled . stole two-for-two. and made It tu third when GAHS plays at South Point second rightfielder Tracy .Jones lined a Monday. Meigs plays at Warren single of! Hume's leg. O'Neill, who Local. went 3-for-5, then blasted a pitch over the right field wall to conclude the scoring. lb....... ., !~·~In n - Hf'ot...\I J..'TII•d pltdll1' Mtlrh . l •t~m.... •n and :.tikr l!orhlunlliJ minot n •mpk.\ tm..'tu · I1ntt~r."J I "lrn"irl11o.Jit - ,\.,,lfn. '(l plil"hrr"• [")(·n · k :1nc! l Vob Hurh.ma n . llt'-1 h;N ·rn.tn Ttn\ I•~ · Mr("~'f!dnn . tn t! ,., ,tr h<'r lrl t••hll, 10 mlnllr lt'aJ!\ll' " '"' "·'l~nrn'fl l. 1.~ '''' 1·amp lor plao'<l r;u r hN· 0 ;1\"t• \ ";m (;o-.rUo•r "" thi • t l 11 1 1~ ill,..tt'd I 11-.·Piand - l'lufl 'il pltrtlf'r!> .lt-ff H., rk ~ ·' 1\•w \ "on Ohlrn on .... an· rt~ lut till• tt~~d u l l:il 1n~<~ abo,.oe the rest FINAL lit~ WEEK ~ .. ....._ .. Ilk ~>-.......~ ..,... -- !PG·iil . . . .... renun• All five Cincinnati runs were to Hum~ . four of them ea rned . Non-roster lefl ·han <Fr Chris char~d WISHES TO THANK ALL OF THOSE WHO MADE OUR GRAND OPENING E&W's VARIETY SHOP A BIG SUCCESS THANK YOU NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS TOOLS, TOYS, NOVELTIES, WAYNE & DEBBIE DAVIS ETC. Business Rt. 7 at lower End of Middle rt. 700 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDlEPOIT, OHIO tht ·m 1hrlr 19PER MONTH $1 11.~1 . ll 'lll).:H" th r tu M.nrh N P'Jil)W' Bailey, the winning pitcher, recorded 11 strikeouts and walked two. He had three hits in four trips and two RBI's. Colley had lour RBI's on his three hits and Bradley Creme<'ns, a freshman. collected two hits In !our trips and two RBI's . Oak HiU jumped into a 5-0 lead after two innings but Hannan Trace came up with four runs In the flfth and live I'Uns in lhe sixth. Adkins had three hits In lour tries for the Oaks including a home run: Masle had two hits. one a homer and Faye had two hits. Simpson was the losing pitcher. Hannan Trace, 1·1 plays at Nort h Gallia Monday. THURSDA~ ~ 1986 S-1 0 TRUCK Transactions u r~ ·nndit-•n.tl 1"1'~ ', 1!<1 ' Sale price 56599. trade equity or caah Jnwn $1,000. amount financed S5599, 60 mon1hty 8119, 9.99% Annual P81'contoge Rate. Fixed Payment . Variable Rate payments of Publ is hed t>vt>ry afternoon, Monda y throu~ h 24. HT Wildcats dump Oaks 1\ DlvlJio• of Multimedia, In«'! . BY GARRY TRUDEAU Welsh, ' bidding to make the Reds' staff, pitched three scoreless In• nings. The Reds Thursday cut lour players !rom their major league training camp. Sent ro minor league camp were pitchers Derek Botelho and Bob Buchanan, first baseman Terry Lee and catcher-infielder Lloyd McClendon. The Reds also placed catcher Dave Van Gorder on the 21-day disabled list, retroactive to March TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - Dave Engle smashed a two. run homer off loser Blll Gullickson to hlghight a three-run fourth inning and pace the Detroit Tigers to an 8-4 exhibition win over a spllt·squad of Cincinnati Reds Thursday. The Reds sent hall their squad to Clearwater, Fla., where they de· feated the Philadelphia Phlliles, 5-3. Gullickson yielded eight hits and five runs in live Innings as his exhibition record slipped to 0.2. Nick Esasky homered l\\1ce and drove in all lour runs lor the Reds, who collected a dozen hit s off three Tiger pitchers, including sl1lrter and winner Walt Ter!l'U. The Tigers, who rapped out 13 hits, scored twice In first inning on an RBI ground oot by Larry Herndon and a run· producing error by center fielder Eric Davis. After Cincinnati tied it 2-2 in the oortom of the first, Detroit wpnl ahead to stay in the fourth when Chet Lemon doubled In a run and EngiP hit his two-run homer to deep left . Friday. 111 Court St., Po· mt•roy, Ohio, by thE' Ohio Va llt>y Pub· llshln$!: Company i Multlmedla , In('., flom(>roy , Ohio 45769, Ph . 992·2156. Se- Financing with rond class postaf{e paid at Pomeroy, approved coodi1. Ohi o. Taxes and title tees are extre. Stock no. 1· 34 . M('mbN : Un i!Pd PrPSs International, Inland Dally PrNs Assoclallon and the Ohio Nt'w.'ipap{>r Association. Na tional Adv(>rl!slnR RE'prMoentatlve. Branham N(>IA.•spapt>r Sa lE's, 7.'Ll Third Avrnue, Nf'W York , Nt>w York 10017. POSTMA.';;""!T.R: SPnd addms changt>S to The Daily Sentinl'l, llJ Court St .. Potn£'roy. Ohio 4~m . 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EU.IS &SONS SOHIO complele Automotive serv•ce SWISHER &LOHSE ~~~~! h{ r ~ _ ~ ·. Pre~cnpflons Locust & Beech Street 992 ·9911 Mtddteport THE ABSENCE OF FAITH CAN PRODUCE FOOLS IN ANY MONTH Pomeroy "He that trusteth in Brown's Fire & Equipment Sales and Serv•ce his own heart is a fool · INSURANCE SERVICES Rutland, Oh•o45175 J . Wm . " Bitl" Brown, Owner Phont (6141147 ??77 214 E. 991·5130 of Columbus, 0 . 104 W. Ma'" 991·2311 Pomeroy MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. RALL'S BEN ;!;FRANKLIN' Syracuse "'j;' 992-3978 Rev . W. H. Pmin, pastcr; Debl:lW &ck, SuOOay Sctro Sup1. Church Sctro 9: 15 a.m.; Wocshlp Sen.¥ tO:.1l a.m. Choir rehearsal. Tuesday. 7: J} p.m. under dlre<don ot Lols Burt. POMEROY Cl-IUROi OF rnE NAZA R~E. Com:>r Unk:Jn and Mulll?rrv. ~­ Thomas Glen McOung, pastor. ;o.Jorrnln Pres · ley, S. S. Supt, SUnday School, 9: J) a .m ., morning won; hlp W: lJ a.Jn.; f".'mlng servlce 0 p.m.; mJd.WE'E'k servici>. Wednesday. 7 p.m. GRACE EPISa>PAL CIRJRat . .w; E Main St.. Ponrroy. Sunday S£'1Vk'es: Holy communion on ttl' f!nil Sundav ol ('<K:'h month. · and romb!ned with mornin~ J:f"ayer on lhl> · lh1rdd 9J.Ma)·. Morning prayf'f and sernnnon all other Surxiays rJ. ttl> rmnth. Church SchOO and Nu~ Carf' prm-1dC'd. Coff('(' hour ltlttlr Parish HaJIImJTll'dlat(>ly fob·lnl'l: ttW' S(>("Vk'f>. POMEROY CIRJRat OF atRJST. 212 IV . Main St. Neil Proudfoct . pastCI". Bl.t»l> ~ 9:JJa.m.: MornlnJ!:Wcr.;hlp. lO:.lla.m.: Yooth !T'IE'etinw;. 6:00 p.m.; Evffiin.': worship, 7" 00 p. m. Wt'dnesday ni~t11 prayl:"r fTlff'ting-and Blbk> stLdy. 7:00pm THE W..VATION AR~f\" . U5 Butter-nut Ave., PorT'Il'r'OY. Mrs Ib"a Wlnin~ in ctlar~. !il.rwiay ti:Jllness mt.'(ltln~ . tO a.m.; Sundav SchOO. 10: lJ a.m Sorday Scll::ol. YP5M E:lo!sf> Adarru . lf'ader. 7::1l p.m. SatvatlJn rnee-11nJ:, various speakers and musk' spectals. Thursday . ll:.1l a.m. to 2 p.m . Ladies Hom' Lf'~ . memb?rs ln c h~ . a u "'-'OO'l'n lnvtted : ti·-lS p.m Thursday. Cocp; Cack>t Class.~ jYOU~ PropiP..Bi ~ \. 7·.11 p.m Blblfo Study and PraYff IT\{"("'{ng, ~ to 1hf' public. POMEROY WES!'SIDE CIRJRat OF CHRIS~ . m26 Otildren's HomP Road !CountY Road 16~ ~~S2Jj Vocal musk' SuOOav wei sihp 10 a.m .: Bible Study 11 a.m.. Wcrsli.tp. tip m. Wrdncsday. Bibk' Study , 7 pm. OLD DEX!'ER BlBL E C'HRl'ITlA.' CHl._;RCH. Alvin Cw'tls. paste~·. Linda Swan. Supt Sunday Srtn"ll ~ .l l a.m . pn:-adling se-\1C'£'S. first and third SUnday fo lk:M·lJlg &.mda~ School Youth rt\{>f'tln2;, 7 ]) p.m. £'\'Cf'>' Sunday. April .~~~~...;;!'-.;::~ . GRAHAM VNITED ~1Eif«J OIST . Pn.>a rh!nR 9. 30 a.m first and sPcond , Sun davs of eac-h month: thrd and fourth ~n da ~· f'achmonth worship St' n 'irE'S at i : 30 p m.: W('(!n esday P\'(>nin2S at i · JO p.m Prav('r and BlblP Study SEVE~ TH - DA Y ADVE~ T T ST . Mulh· Pr ry ll f'l~ht s 11oad . Po mrroy l.l'roy Bru r h. Pa stor. Sabbath School SuPf'rln tPndt'nf. Rhonda Markin . Sabbath Sch oo l ~m s at2 p m lll Saturda~ wit h w OP• hlp s1•n:lcf' following at 1· JJ . F.•·pn onr v.PI comt> Rl'T LAND FlRST BAPTIST CHL"R('H - Slst~r Harri£'11 \\\ &rn Pr . Sup I Su nd ay Sch oo l ~ 30 am . Momm~ Wor,.hlp 10 -1 ~ a.m POMEROY F1RST 8.\PT!ST . L\ ston Hall (>y , minister William Snoufft'r . Sun da y School Supt S unda ~ Schoo l. 9 10 .1 m ~ M o m i n ~ Wo rship 10 :ll a m FIRST SOVTHE: Rl\ BA PTIST . Pu m r roy PlkP E. LJmar o ·Br;.·ant . pasror . Jack N('('d s, Su nd ay Sr hool 0\r('('t or Sun da y Sl'huol 9 ll d m . ~ o rning Wor,. htp 10· 45. t'Vt'nlnf,!worshlp .< OOpm ,u S T 1 & 7· 30 tE S. T.I; Wedn~dil\ Pravt'l" Sf'r '[\Cf' , i :OOp.m . !D.S.T .1 &7 ..'WPM 1ES t .t: Mlsston Fr lPn ds !d~~ lb1. Ro\.-1 Amba ss ador<; 1 boy~ a~f' "- f.-1~ ·. and Gtr ls tn Arli on 1 a~ f'S fi- 18 ~ on Wf'dnf-s da~· ~ 7 p m. IOS.T I & i · 30p.m 1EST 1.TUPS<I;n Vlsllat!oo . 6: l0 p.m. · FAITH TABERNAl L F: I HURlH . Ron ley Run Road . Rf'\' Emmett Raw son . pll S · tor . Hand l('v Dunn . supt Sundav School. JOa.m .; Su nd a~· (>\"e ntnR S Pr\" lCP . -:- -:lOp m ; Bib!{' ll'<ll'hl nji: . 7 30 p m Thur.,dH SYRAIL'SE Ml S.."i i O ~ . Ol r rry St . ~' racus(> . Sr rvl<'rs . lOa .m Sunda\ E\"£'Mtnl? servir('"S St.J nda\ a nd Wf'dn rs da~ a!: 00 p m. MIDDLEPORT rJH ' Rl ll OF I HRI ~T IN CHRI ST! A~ L"~ION . Rrv 1-;r-!th Ebl in pa .~ t o r Sunda ~ S<'hOOI 9 30 .1 m . \\' . ~ d1' ~ H'ayman. supt : Mornlnf2 Worship 10 10.1 m .. Sunda~· evPn ln~ sf'rvlcf' 7 10 p m . W£1dn (>S da y Pra~Pr Mf'f't lng , i 10 p m !\!IT MORIAH CH URCII OF GOD . Rac lnf' Rr \ .Jam('s Sattrrfl r ld . p a~ t or Fr{'('m.:l n Wtlhams. Supt Su nd <~~ School 9: -1!'1 a .m . Su ndav and Wl'(lnt"i{l.:l \ 1' \. l'n inji: ~t'f\" h"'~ j p rn MIDDL EPORT FII{ST 13APTI ~T Co rnC'r Six t h and Palnw r Ea rl F:d f'n . P o~ ~ tor . Ra y Fl £• 1d~ . S S Sup t. , Dan Rl!i:.l!: "· Asst Sup! Sunda~ · School. 9 1 ~ a m . MorninfZ Worsh ip. 10: 15 <1m . Sunda ~· Ev('n\n~ S<'f\"lrr. 7 p.m . Yourh m('('l\n £. 1· .'\0 p.m . Wedn C'Sd:l y · f'\"f'n Ln $! ~f'r\· lrf' ; Jl m .: Choir pra rlin' ~ p m MI DD U~ PORT CH L"HC H OF ( ll n!ST 5th and Ma in. Bob Mf'i!O n minis ter .-\ 1 Hail ~ c n . ""soc min1~lN , ~1 i k l' Gerla ch. Sunda:--· S<' honl Supf'r inr. ·ndf'nt Bi blt· School 9 ."JI . 1 rn . :1.1 u rm n ~? Wors hip 10 ."IIJ J . m. E\"('nl n ~ Wor·s t11p 7 Ofl p m Wrdn f'~ day, 7: 00pm P r.l _\'t'r mPt'tl ng . M][)O I.EPORT CHL"RCH OF THE \ r\ ZARENE. Co -pastor" Rrv Cha rlf's Co)'lt" and R('v . Na ncy Cov lr Bill Whtt r. Su ndav Sc hool Sup!. Sunda~ S<·hool !UO a .m , M o rnin~W ors hlpto · 30a . m , E\·angellstl c • m f't' tln ~ 7 00 p m WPdnt>o;d a ~ . 7·00 p m Prayer mt'<'llng UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTR \ OF MEIGS COlXf\' Rt•\1. Ken Wilkinson HARRTS0:\1\' ll. LF PRESBYTERIA:'>.: CHURC H - Sundav Worshi p Sf' r\'kt>S 9:00a .m .: C'hur<' hSI:hovl 10 J.'i,l m : Blbl r Study Sunda y 7· .'l(l p m.: Pr .-t vf>r Grou p Wf'd ne.<iiday ar ~ - ()() .1 m. ~IDDI.EP ORT P RESBrTERI 1\ N Church S<'hOOl 10· 1.1 a m. Mo rning Wor ship 11 : 15 a .m Tuf'sday, 10:00 a .m. Bl bl(> Study; T hur sday, i ·.lO p. m Bib! (> Stud y SYRAC USE FIRST UNl TEO PRESBY · TER IAN - Wo r ship .'iif>rvlce 10: 15 a.m . Chur<'h SChoollO:OO a .m Tuf'sda y. \Oa .m. BlbiP Sludy, Supda y, 6 p.m. Junior and Sf'. nlor High Youth Groups. RUTLAND CHURC H OF GOD, P astor . Joh n E'>'an s. Sunday S(' hool 10 :00 a .m : Sunda y Morning Worship 11 :00 a .m . Chll drt>n '.S C' hurc h 11 a.m . Sunday EvenlnR: !;(>rvlc(' 7 00 p m . Wed , 6 p rn . Young La dl£'s ' Au11:il lary Wednesd a ~·. 1 p.m. Fa m Jly Worship . HAZEL CO MM UNITY CHUR CH. NN! r Long Bot tom . Edsel Hart, pastor . Sunday School 9:.10 a.m.: Worship 10:30 a .m.; Pra)'t'f mf'e'tlng Thursday, 7:30p.m . 'MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CI!URCH. Corner Ash and Plum. Ralph Middleport. Ohio . K&C JEWELERS !\ \._ } ~~~ 111 £ Main Street 991-3785. Pomeroy pa ~ t o r Sunda y 10: 00a .m .; Wurship , 11 :00 a.m . Wt>dnt•sda~· ,lnd Satu rda y EvPnlng Sf>rvicf's at 7 J0 p Cundtff. M orni n ~<: m MEIGS COOPERr\TIVE PARISH l ''1TEO METHODIST CHURCH SORTIIEAST O.USTER ft<ov . Don .\r<:her R~e~.~! ';:~;.., ,\LFRED - (h"'·ch School 9: 30a .m : \\'or~ h i p . 11 a.m .. CMYF' 6· :lOp. m . VMW I is the day upon which we are reminded what we are on the other 364. - Pomerov Mill Work· Cabinet Making Pomeroy 992-3325 IDJ Mark Twain he first of Apr il is the day That children call their own , And celebrate it when they play The jokes that we've outgi..JWn. Yet fools occur on any date, Who think they can rely On luck; and thus eliminate The need for God on high . They only Seek the lord's Support When fortune's been reversed; Then faith becomes a last resort , . h h ld h b h f. Wh IC S OU ave een t e IrS!. h W0r5 ip Him and give your thanks , At; d . t h I cor mg 0 t e ru es; 5o And then you'll never join the ranks We call the Apr il Fools. REA~TY [H REAlTOR WAID CROSS SONS STORE SENTINEL GroceriesGenml Merchandise Racine 949-1550 'Oh. Mr. HERMON UNl TED BRETHREN JohnF FuiU,Mqr Ph 992 2101 RACINE PLANING MILL 216 S. Second CLASSIFIED ADS THE DAILY Pomeroy, r' TEAFORD Read the Best SeDer Read the Middleport- Main P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nat1onwide Ins . Co. but who so walketh wisely, he shall be delivered " - Proverbs 28:26 Friday, March 28, 1986 IN CHRIST CHURCH. Located in Tellas Community off Ct . Rt . 82. Rev. Robert Sa nders. pa s1or. J et( Hollrr. la y Jeadf'!' ; Ed Roush , Sunday School Supl. Sunday School 9· 30 a. m.: morn ing worship and rhlldrf'n's churc-h . 10:30 a. m .: eveningpreach ing S<'rvlcf' on thf' sr-cond and fourth Sundays at 7: :ro p.m.: Chrlst1a n Endeavo r on the first and third Sunda ys at i'::rl p.m . Wt'dn i'Sday prayPr m(>t'Ung and Blbl• sludy. 7: :111 p .m. CHUR CH OF GOD OF PROPHEcY . Localed on 0 . J . Whll• Road or H~hw av 160. Pat Hrnson. pastor. Sunday School to a.m. Class<'S rorall Oj<es .J"nlo r Ch,rch 11 a .m .; Morning worship 11 a.m. Adult Choir pracilce 6 p.m . Sunday . Young Pro~ plt> 's. Chl ldrt>n 's Church and Adult Blb iP Si udy, wrone<day ai7 : 30 p. m . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL . 570 Grant Sr .. Mlddlcpo rl. Affiliated •vllh SOui hcrn Baptist Conv('ntlon . David Bryan , Sr., Ml niSicr. Sunday School 10 a .m .: Mornlng wo rship 11 a .m.; E\'£>nlng worship 7p.m : Wednesday cvrnlng Bible Sludy a nd prayE>r m(>(>tlng 7 p.m. · BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST. Si. Rl. 1.24 and Co . Rd . 5. Mark Set•wrs. min is "' · Sunda y School Supl. Harry Hen drlcks: Sun do ySc hool9: 30a . m.: Morning worship 10:30 a.m .; Evening worship 7 p , m . Wednesda y worship 7 p.m . ST. PAUL LUTHERAr< CHUR CH, Cornrr Sycamore a nd Sf'{"ond Sts. Po· meroy . Th• Rrv . Willia m Mlddlcswarlh . pstor. Sundal' SChool 9: 45 a .m.,· Church m. l~;~.t."·~~i;,~~~~~H:i'E~A;~jRT. PhCHURCH. Msgr.· 1: 992· ~98 Satur 1 :.10 p. m.: S"nda.· ~a . m . and 10 a .m. C'o nfPS sl ons 00 (. half hour bt>forf' t•<:~ch Mass . CC'Dclassf'S . Sunda~· Sc-hool 9:ll a .m.: Stcond and rourth Sundays worship service at 2: l) p. m. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourth and Ma ln St .. Mlddl('pOrl. Rev . Cllber1 Craig, Jr . past or . Mrs. Er.·ln Baumgardner. Sunday School Sup t. Sunda y School9: 30a . m.: Worship ~rv lce. 10 :45 a.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B. Hoskin s. f>vang£'1ist. Sunday Bible Study 9 a.m .: Worshlp . lO a. m.: Sun day {'Ye n in~ scrvlcr 6 p.m ; Wednesday ('V(>ning srr vice, 7 p.m . PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine , Rt 12-1 . William Hoback . pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m .: Sunda y evealng serv ice 7 p.m . WC'dn csday pvcnl ng sel"\'lce 1 p.m . CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle . Supt. Sunday School 9: )') a .m. Morning Worship 10 : JO a.m . Pray('r sPrdc-e, altf'rn att' Sundays. MIODLEPO HT P EN TECOSTAL . Third Avr Rt>v. Cl ark Baker. pastor. Carl Not · tlngha m. Sunday School Supt. Sunday &Mol 10 a.m. wi th c lasses for all ag~ E\' (>nln~ sen •kl'!i at 6 p.m . WOOnesday Blbit' s tudy at 7:.10 p.m. Youth st>rv!rt:>S Fri day at 7· ll p.m ECCLES lA f' ELLOW.SHI P. 128 Mill SL, Middleport . Brorh t'r Chu ck McPherson, pastor. Sund;ry School 10 a.m .; Sunday t'Vf'n !ng st'rvicPs at7 p m and Wf'dn{".'iiday Sf'fV Ict'S at f P.nt ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. K<'nnl'lh Smil h. pastor. Su nd:. _\' S<'hool 9:30a.m .: rhu rrh S('rv icfi' 7:30p .m .. youth [('IJowship 6:30 p. m.: Dible stud~·. Thursday. 7:30 p.m FULL GOSPEL LIGHTOOUSE , 3:11!5 Hiland Road . Pomt'roy . Tom Kt>lly. pa stor . Dann v L.:lmbt'rt . S. S. Supt. Sunday rnornin~ St'f\"irt• il l 10 a.m., Sunday(' V('fl · in~ spr.· lcf' 7:30pm Tuf'Sda y and.Thursday Sf'rvi('f'S a t 7:.10 p.m . Third 1\J(>sda _v. : :ro p.m . Communion. first SundJ y !Archer ! _ Gloria Nowak 11 a .m . Sundav CHESTE R - Wors hip 9 am .: Church · · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' VICTORY BAPTIST . 525 N 2nd S! .. WORD OF fA ITH . 93 Mill Sr . MlddiPSchool lOam AlbiPStudy. Thursda ~· . 7 p. ... Mlddl(lpo rt Jam C'S £ . K('(> S{"f'. pa stor . port Sunda) morn in~ st:'rvlcP 10 15 a.m. Sunday morn lnJZ worship to a .m .; Evrn m .: l" MW . first Thursda y I p.m : Co m munlo n. fi rs t Sunda~· !Ar<'hf'r \. lng sl"'rvlce 7 p.m ; \\IOOn esday £1\'(>nlng Sunday f'\'f'nln$! 7: 30. Thl.lrsda _v momln"' .JOPPA- \\'o rs hlp ~ - :l() am . Chu rr h worship 7 p m. Vlsila tl on. Thursdav 6: 10 Blbl r s lud y 10 a.m. W('((n f'Sday C'\'£'nlng School t O lJ d m Bib It> St u d~ · Wf'dn ~ da\ . p.m . · 7:30 pm. 7 :UJ P m 1.John ~n n 1 . MORSE CHA PEL CHURCH _Gary NE\\' HAV E f'o; CHURCH OF THE NA· ZAREN£ . H('\." Glrndon StrOtJd, pastor LO:\C BOTI'OM - Churrh Schoo l 9· .10 Holl£>r. pastor. Sunday &hoot, 10 a.m ": :1 m . Worship :- p m .. Rt biP Studv . WOO · worship 'lrrvkf' . 11 a.m .: pr ay<•r m£'t'ting , Sumla~· School9 .10 a.m : Worship 'lf'n'kf', 7:30p.m . Thurs day nPSda' . 7· 30 p m : U ~Yf . \\"PdilPSddv . 10: 30 ,1.m .. Youlh SC'rvlrr Sunday 6: 1 ~ p. ll:OO p m . Co mmunion Fi rs t Sunda~ , CARLE: TON I NTER DENOMINATION· m . Sunday cvrnl n~ St:'f\ "1('(17 : 00 p.m. Wed ! r\tT h<>r t da }.·. P rayf' r mt'('tlnR 7: 30p.m. Thursda v. AL CHURCH. Kingsbury RoJd . R('v . Da LIVIN G WORD CHESTER CHU RCH n('Sda~ · Pr a)"W Mt<rtlnJiC and Blblt> Study R E E OS\ "Il. l.E - ChurC' h Sc hool 9· .10 a ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST , PomeroV vld Cu rfma n. pastor. SUnda y Srhool 9: 30 OF GOD - Gllb(>rl Spffi('('r. pa stor . Sun 7:00p.m . m . Worship Sf'n·trf' 11 : 00 a m. 1 Dwlrr 1 Harrl sonvillt> Rd Robt>rt Purtell, mlnfs a .m.: Ra lph \a\"1. Supt. Ewning wors hip day Sthool 9: .30 a .m .; Morning Sl'f\"kf' ~EASE SIITI'LEMENT CHURCH. Su n· Tl 'PPERS PLAI:'\/S ST PAL"L _ f(>r; Slf'V<' Stanlry. S. S. Supl : Bill McEI· 7:00 p .m Prayf'r mf'f'lin R:. Wf'dnPSdav 10 OOa .m ; Sunda y£>veningsPr.•l ce7:00p . day aftern oon !>ri"V\<'rs at 2: 30 . Thursdav ro\ . ', Asst . Supt : SundavSchooi9:JOa .m.· . 7 00 · m · Mld w••k pray• r ••r.• I •• IV~n-sday Ch ur' h School q a m . Worship 10 d m.. : p.m ·· · .. " ~ .. n.~ " f'\'f11lng Sf'I'\' ICf'S at i : JO . Wors LONG BO ITOM CHR ISTIAJI'. Jody 7 p· m · Bt blr Stud.\ . Tuf·~da~.: .10 pm . l 'MW hi Shi p d!it'r.'icf' ., 10: 30 a'.m.; EvE>nlng wor' Third Tu t><:dJ\ . :- .lfJ p m , communton s P un ay' p.m. and Wednf'Sda y, ?p.m . Hol la nd . past or; Wall act> Da mewood , MT. OLIV E COMMUNITY CHURC H. fiRST BAPT IST CH UH.CH . MaSCfl, W. F irst Sunda\ tAr<'hf'\' l ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , PinP Sunda y & hool Supr Worship SPrdcP, 9 a . Law r£'l1('(' Bush, pastor. Max Folmt>r, Sr . Va . Pastor. Bill Murph v. Sunda'" SchoollO lE:'I.'T RAL CLL:STER GrovP . Thf' R£'\'. Will iam M!ddlt>swarth. m.; Blblr &hool 10 a .m . Supt Sunday Sc-hoo l and Morning Worship a...·. .Jamt"!!t E . forbilt ~stor. Chur<'h SE' n 'IC£' 9:30a .m .: Sunday 9· 30 a m · Sunc.Jay tvenlni serv ice 7 p m · a .m .; Sunda:v l'vrn lni i' : .10 p.m . Pra)'f'r hoo l 10 : 30 a.m. H\'S EL l Rl'N· HOLINESS CHUR~ . y'out h. m£'('1\ng .. . . <'S.. · mPt•llnf{ and Bl blr stud y Wednf'Sday, 7: 30 R.f-\·. Slt'\'C"M :\t'lson u1 a nd Bible Study . Wrdn p m Evt"'f)"OOf' wt'I CO mf' . BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sunda y School at~: 3(l a.m .. Mo rningwor · day, 7 p.m. Rf'v . Mf'lvtn Franklin Rl!T'LAND fREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa R-•v. C1t>mmtf' s. Zuni.a, Jr. J ot\n Wright. pastor. Sunda\' SC'hool9: Jlla ship at 10. 30 a.m .: Sundayevmlng sf'fvkP UN tTED FAITH CHURCH. Rt 7 on P ol(>m Sl. R(lv . Paul Taylor. pastor. Sundav RI'\'. Andr'"'' Rubt>nkln~ m : Larry Ha}'nt>S , S. S. Sup\. Mo rn In~ ar i : .lO p.m. Thursda y SP n "IC'f•s at 7: :10 p. meroy By-Pass. Rev . Da\'id Wiseman. Sr .. School 10 a.m., Sunda~· ('V(>nln2 7: 00p.m ·: :\SBL"RY tS)r dCUSf'l _ \\.'ors hip 11 ,1 m worship 10: 30 a.m. m. pas tor. Melvin Drake. S. S. Supt. Sunct.w Wfldnt"s da ~ t'Vf'nlnJ!: pr a~· pr m('('ting 7:00 . Church School~ ~ ~ a m ; Chargp Bibl r RACINE CHURCH OF THE N,\ZA FREEDOM GOSP EL MISSION ar Bald School ~ : :lOam.: Morning Worship 10 :30; p.m . RENE . R(>\" , Llo\·dD (irlmm Jr restor Kno b. loca tf'd on Cou nty Road 31 . Rev Evenlnlil Worship 7: 30 p.m .; Wednesday Stud\ . W£>dm'!ida,,· 7: &1 p.m .: UMW. fir st ' ...., '", or 1•~ l.a\.\'r"n~ P rayer S Ora Bass, Chalrm SOl"T H BETHEL NEW Tl'l>TAMENT T u rsda~. 7 .10 p m . Cho 1r Rt•ht'itr ~ a l. ~~ Boa' rd ·o· Chris· ' " Glu"s•n• .. ~ ..... mp . pa~1or. R f'V . erv ICt', ••· 30 p.m . CHURCH . Sll\'f'r Rld~(' . Duan f' Sydt'n · \\"f'dn r~d.n I) ,lfl p m . l'~1 w . lnu r tt1 Sun tlan Llff'. SundaySchoo l9: 30a .m .; Morn · Rog<'r Willford . ass t. pa stor. Preochln~ FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Rail road strlckf'r . pas tor . Sunday SChool 9 a.m.: da~ . ti"JO p m , :"'rl!>on 1 lng worship 10: 30 am .. P\'ange llsfl r S<'r S('fVIcl'S Sunda y 7:30p.m Prayer meeting St .. Mason. Sunda\' SrhoollO a .m .; Morn Church s Prv it'f' 10 a .m. BJb l(' Study Wed ENT ERPRI!'.E _ Wors hip !I d m.: viCf' i : 00 p.m. W«<nt>Sda y servlc£1, 7 p.m Wt>dnl'"Sday. 7:30 p m .. Gary Griffith , lng worship 11 a.n1 .: Eve-nlng servlct' 6 p. nf'sdl y at7: 30 p m. Jun£' thru S!:'plemb('r , Chu rc h S;:>houi iO d m . Blbl(> Stud\ . Tut>s LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. DPx l_ea der . Youth groups Sunday f'vt>l'11rtg at m . Prayt>r mt'<'lln~ and Blbl{' Study Wt>d · 7 p.m. Orto~r thru May. Sundayf'Vf.'Rlnj.; d,1 ~, _ 7 lOp m l "M\\" . First Mond;l \. 7 .l :l tf'r . WOOdy Call. pastor . SPr-.oict>S Sundav 6: 30p.m. with R~ff a nd VloiPt Willford , nesday . 1 p.m. F<'ll ow snlp r p.m . .Junr thru Sf'Ptf'mbPr . li p m . l" MYF Su nda\. 6 p m Choir Rf'· 10 a.m . and 1 p.m. Wednesda y, 7 p.m · lead £'rs Co mmunion S<"n ' IC'r first Sunda y FOREST RUN BAPT IST. Rtv . Nylf'· p.m . Octobrr thru Mav . hr.tr~al.ti lflp.m Wl'dnrsd.l\ t F ranklinl RAC INE fi RST BAPTI~T . St(>Vt> each mon th. Bord£'n. past or . Corn('llus Bunrh , sup! . FLATWOODS_ C"hur('h Sch ool. 1o.1 m Dl'avf'r . Pa stor Mikr Swl~f'r . Sundav WliiT E'S CHAPEL WESLEYA N WM\h lp. 11 •1 m . RiblP ~tud\ . Thur~ Sc hool Sup! , Sunda~· Sehool 9:30 a .m .": CHU RC' H - Coo lv ill£' RD. RPv Phillip Rl d.l \ . -;- pm . L' :\t YF' . Sunl"la, : t; pm Morn lnR ~.~.·or s h l p 10: -W a.m ; Sundav dmour.pastor . Sunda ySchool9:30a .m .; t Fr,mk ll n• f'Vt'n\n f! wors hip 7· 30 pm ; \\'f'dn PSda~· worship se n ·Jce 10:30 a .m .: Blblr studv f'vf' nln 2 Btblr sl ud y 7.:1J p .m anrl worshi p st>rv ll'£'. Wf'dnf'Sday, 7 p.m ." FORF:ST Rl"\ ~ \\ or~ h !p q J m : Chu 11 h Sch ool 10 ,\ ~~ Ctwtr p r.~r tl<'f>. BCRLIN GHAM ill MMUTI<TIY CHURCH. RUT LA ND CHURCH OF CHR IST. Tu 1 ·~ 1 t, 1 , h .111 p m L' , t\\" r1r,t Tuf's lln . Burllnf!:ham Ra; l.audf'l'mllt . pastor. RoMark Jones . pastor. Btl! Ni cholson. Sun· brrt Coza rt. <&s.c;l~tant pastor Sunda\" School day School Supt Sunda y Schooi9:30 a .m .: : .tn p m 1~~·1~ 0 n 1 HL ,T H , :\-1L<Id tr pnrt 1 _ Church S<--hool. 10 .l .m.: wor~h ip; p.m.. WNnPSda~·- I) p.m Morning Wo rsh ip a nd Co mmunion 10:30 a. "lll .1m :'vl1'rnm g Wor ~ h\p 10 .lO .1 m . yourhmN'II ng; Wf'd .. 7 p.m. church srr'\'ICf'S m. Ynuth \.rnup -' p m . \\','tl nt>Sda' , Churt'h PINE GROVE HOLINESS CH URCH , 1.1; RL'TLA ND BI BLE M ETOODIST Amos nw rrhf'.u- ...11 ~ P m thur , d..w . mll r o rf Rt :IZJ Rt>v &n J Wa m. pa stor. Tilli s , past or . Sonny Hu dson. sup! . Sunday P t.nN S.:·n ·lrl' h m p m Bible Stud \' .· 7 Lt•e Rus.5f' ll . S.S. Sup! Sunday Sc huo\9 :.10 Sl'hool 9: 30 <r .m., ~1o rnln~ wors hip , 10: 30 · J .m.: Morn ln2 Worship IO ::lb am ; Sun · p m 1z un\j:1. 11 a. m : Sunda y £'\" f'flln~ ~('1"\"kf' i :OO p.m. MI~EHS \'! LLF: _ W n r ~ htp Spn·irr IO da y l'''l' nlnJiC w nlcf' 7:JO p.m .; Wedn rs · Wt'dn P'S day Sf'rv ic(' 7 p .m WMPO pro.1 m . Chu rr h X'hnu l 11 ,1 111 . l 'MW . third da y sp n ·tce . 7.:1() p m. ~ram 9 a.m. rarh Sunday. W t'Cint"~dd .\ . 1 p m Chotr pr ac tlrf' :\1onSILVER RL:N BAPTIST. Bill Litt lf'. RUTLA ND CHURCH OF THE ;o.JAZA d,lv -;- mp m 1 :\t•lson , pa stor . S!('\'f' Lllllr . S S Supt Sunda v RE!'\E. Rt \ . LuiA'f'il Ford . pastor . Sundav PE ~\RI. Cl\ ,\ PF.L _ Wors hi p S('f\" LC~' 9 School 10 a.m.. Morning worslp . 11 il .m ·: Sfhool9· :ll a.m.; Won; hlp SPrvlee 10 :30 3. .t rn . l t111rch "chnnl 11 .i m . l"M\\" s1, ~undayrvf'ni n jl-.-•or s h l p 7:.l0p. m Pr ayer m.; Youn2 proplt> 's servlrP 6 p.m . 7 11l p m l" ~IY F l<~~t mf'f' tin R: a nd Blblf' s tud~· T hursda y. 7::10 p. Evangrllsllc S(>n ' lrr 6: :ll p.m. Wedn rsday 1-n nd Tupo;da' T u ~·~d.n .: JO p m 1 Hubf'nkmg t m .. Yout h mN'IIng Wf'dnPS day at 7 p m. st•n•lcf' 7 p.m . P0\tf.R OY - fhurC'h St'hflOI. g 1:-t ~~ m . REJOICI NG LIFE BAfYI'lST CHURCH MASON CHUR CH OF CHRIST. Millf'r \\'nr,hlp 111· Ill •1 m . Choir r\'hf'.H~Jl - 383 1\: . 2nd M"f'.. Mlddl ('port. Sunda\' St · Ma son . \\' . \' a. Eu~f'flt> L. Con~er, mi Wf'l"lnf's d<t\ 7 .10 p m . n.-IW . ;;p<·ond Sc hoollO a m Su nd ay t"'\'{'n\ng 7:00 p.m .": nl st('r Sunda' Bib I{' Stud\ 10 a.m · Wor- JH l'M Y F~ d Mld·wf'f'k spn·lcP. ~\100 .. 7 p m. shlp 11 am. 3nd 7 p.m . Wf'dn P'S da,; Bib if' T d tH'~ ,1\ .' pm. ' . un .n . hp m l"''rs ' I Stud y. ,·oc•l "'" ''"· -, p.m. . tCu rhltt • "-''"' \ LLE CHRIST IA N CHURCH , " ' HOt. ' K SPR I~ CS- Church Sfhuol. 9. 1., RoiX'f! E Muss('r , pas lo r Sunda v ~('hoo l LIBERT\' A~E MBLi' OF GOD, Dud· .• m \h,r,h tp 10 .~ m . Biblf' Stud\·. wro 9 10 a.m.: Paul MusSfl r. supt. : Momtng din g La ne. Mason. W Va J N Thacl( l'r , nr~ d.t \ 7 JO p.m .. l "'"'Y F' , s,'n l n r~~- Su n wnn; hlp 10:.10 a rn .; SundJy f'\'<'nln~ ser pastor E\'('nin2 SC'f\' i<' f' 7-."UJ p m .. Wodcl,\ , 'l p m, 1.J untoro:.• t'\ f' r\ ot hrr Sun \'Lrf' . 7 p.m : mld -wrrk ~ t ·n: lcf' . Wf'dn f'S mrn 's Ml nl str) ' , Thursda\'. 9·30 a .m .: day . 7 p.m . d..~ , "p m t F' rJ nk.tm 1 \\'f'dn t>Sday P ra:--w and Blb1(> Stud v. 7· 15 Hl'TI.A:'\"0- Chu rch ~h onl Q ~ ;, c1 m SYRACCSE CHL'R l H OF TilE r\Ap.m w.. 1 ~hip . 111-30 d m , l' \1\\' , ~-: \· rnm~ Clr 7....\RENE RN Gl f'nn McMillan . pa ~tor HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST n-; f"l t•l Y'cnn d WMn Kd.t_\. i-:UI p m . L"MW M .t ~ J a nk l' Ln·(•ndPr . Sunda\ S<'hool CHRISTIAN UN ION. ThP Rev Wllllam ,,\l!t·rnoon C!rrlr l s(>{'ond Thu rsda \· 1 p Sup! Sunda y ~k h ool q .10 a m .. MornlnR Campbrll . pastor. Su nday Schoo l 9:30 a . m 1Rub(lnkm~ 1. "'-'Orsh lp 10:.10 a m.. Eva n g rli~tk s ('n.' k P, m.; Jamf'S Hu~h f'S, supt Evening sen-- I£'!' '-AU: ~1 ('E :-.: T ER - Churrh Srhool tn J r; p.m : Pra\'N an d P ralsf.' Wt>dn rsday . 7 p 7: JO p m Wt>dn sday even In ~ prayPr mN? t· m \\ 1t t~hlp ~ 4·1.1 m d~u!JI:•nkin~ 1 m · You th mPE>IIn g, i P m lng 1 30 p.m. \' oo th pra y(>r serv lct> tl:ICh -; ~0 \\'V Il.L F: - Worsh ip . R :10 ,1 m , EOF:S l 'NlTE D BRETHREI\ II'\ Tu!"sda y. CHRIST. Eldf'n R Rl a kr. pa stor ~ unda \' FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH. L.etar1. Churc h Schoo l lOam . 1 Rubrnkln~ ~ SOlTHt:KS l L.Un"t!..K Sc-hool 10 J .m : Gar) Hf'£'d . La ;- lf'ariN \\' . Va ., Rt I. J amf'S L~' ls , pastor. War a_..,,_ Rosf"r Grace ~i ornlnJiC st> rmon . 11 J m .: Sunrla ~ ni ght ship sen:it'f"S 9: 30a.m.; SundaySchoolll &\·. 1'11ul McGuirt" S('n·Jcf'S : C h ri~tlan E ndravor 7· .lO P m . am .; [\'f'ning "'-'Ors hlp 7: 30p.m . Tuesday Rfo" . Kr lth Radtr Son ~ Sf'rvkr RPm PrPa chlnJ!: 8 .10 p.m ro ttagf' praypr mf'E'tlng and BibiP Study ,\PPt.[ GRO\'E- CHurr h School9 no Mld· IA'f'(' k prayrr mft>tl n ~. WMn P'I da \ . 7 9:30 ;~ m.: Wors hip S£'rv lcf'. WednPSday ,1m \\' or, t1ip . 10 00" m tfi r!'t and th ird p.m · 7· 30 p.m. Sund.,, ~,, L' MW SN--on ciTu f'o; d a~ 7 .l Op OUR SAVIO URLUTHERANCHURCH , rn Pr ,J.H 'r mrr !lng \\ Nin rsda.\ .7 p.m . HE MLOfK GRO\'E CHRIST IA N, Wal nut and Henry Sts . Raw'nswood, W. d ;r·Jr•'l Rosz£>r \\ atson . pdstor f'rf'n!'on Pratt, Va . Th€' Rf'v. Gro rg€' C. Wf'irlck. pastor . RETHA~Y - Wm ship. 9 <~. m : Chur r h 5u nd a y S<'h ool Supt MorninR won;hlp 9· .l.l Sund ay SChool 9:30a.m.; Su nday worship Sr h011l. 111 d tn . Rlb lr Stu d ~ . ~\' f'dnesd a .\ , a m . Sunda~· S<"hooi iO:.lOa .m .; F:vrnlnR 11 a .m \fl ..r m . Dorcas Womrn ~ F('llowshl p. S(' r VIct'. i .10 p m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH,l ocatt'don Wt '<l n~·~ d .t\ . II ,1 rn I :\ld ;utrr~ MT Ui'JIO~ B t\PTI~T . Donald Shu!'. POJn('roy P lk f'. Coun ty RoEKI 25 near F lat C i\I~ ~ EI. - Chur(' h School 9·.1) am . pastor : Jor Say rr. Sunday Sc-hool Sup! woods . Rev. Blackwood . pastor. Services \\"uro-.hlp, 104 ~ cim S1•t·o nd and Fourth Sund ay s.t:·hooi 9· <J 5 am : Evcnlni woronSunda y atJO: JOa .m a nd 7: 30p.m. wlth S unday ~: Ff'llilW'I hip dmnf'!' wl! h Sutt on ship 6 .l Op m ; Pn1yPr Mt'(ltlng . 6: 30p.m . SundaySchool9 Jl am . BiblE' Sludy, Wed third Thursda y. tUn p.m . 1McCulrr1 . Wf'dnf'sday nesday . 7::.J p.m. F.M;T LE'TART - Chu rc h S<' hool ~ J .m . TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR Wu r ~ hl p \0 a m ~t'(.'ond a nd lou rth Sun CHRIST. Da ve- Prmllcf" . ministe r . Df>n•l CHRIST. Sl. Rt . 338. AnUqulty . Rev d a~· ~ : UMW f lr~t Tu('Sda y. 1· :(1 p.m Wt>lls , Sup t. Ch urrh School9 a .m .: wo·r· Fra nklin Dlrlt('fls, pastor . Sunday morn · lng 10 a m : Sunday evening 7:30p.m . !l ;ra<'t'l ship Sf'rvkt>. !l- 45 p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE ~Al.AThu rsday rvf'nln g 7: JJ p.m . LETA RT FALLS - Wor ~ hip 9 a. m.: Church School 10 .1 m 1Gra<'£>1 RENE RE>v . Hrrbert Graff' . put or. SfiVERSVILLE COMM UNITY BAP· MORN1NC. STAR- Wors hip. 9. <i5 a.m .. F ra nk RUfh,•, su pt . Sund ay Sc ~ oo l 9: 30 a. TIST CHURCH . Pastor Robert Bye rs . Churc h &hool. trl 'Ill am : Biblr STu d_\ . m.: Wors hip sen·ke. 11 a .m. a nd 7 p.m. Sund ay&hool10a .m.: WorshlpsPrvlc{'ll Sunda y . Wf'dn esda y. 7 p m. P ra yf'r mN't · .a .m ; Sunday fV('nlng serv iC"f'.7:30 p.m : Thursday, i. JO P m 1Hadf'r t. Rr\CINE: WESIXYAi\" - (h urrh SC'hool. lng . Wedn esday €'Ve nlng t~lce 7:JO p.m. 10 am .. Wors hip II a .m .. UMW tool1 h Mon LA UREL CLIFF FH EE METHODIST INDEPENDEm' HOUNESS CHUROI da) at 7 .YIp m . MPn·, PrayPr Bn>aldas t. CHURCH Rt>v. Robfrr Mlll f' r . pa stor. RO> 1nc .. PParl Sl., Mlddleoport. R("V . O'Dell Wrdnrs day. 7 a m. ! r.raN't . tx>rt E . Barton , DlrHt or of Chri st ia n f.du Manley, pas lor. Su nda y School 9: 30a .m .; "Wicy Seek Ye The Uvmg Among The Dead?" SU'I1'0;o.J -C hurc h School. 9:30a. m.. <'allo n: Stf'Vt' Eblin . ass istant . Sunday Morning worship lO:JO am.; Evening Was He the Christ, the Savlorct the ~~~Jrid• Mary c ame lot he lomb Morn in~ Wors hip 10: <1 5 a m first and third School 9: JO a.m : Morn lnjil ~~o:orsh l p tO 30 worship 1: :ll p.m. Tuesday, 12: :KI p,m. Woseeking the body of Jesus that first Easter morn . But In stead s he Sundays; Fellowship din ner wllh Carmel a .m.; Choir practiCf'. Sunday 6: 30p.m ; mtn 's Prayer mt>etlng. Wedntsday, 7;30 third Thursda y. 6:10pm . !McGuire \. Eve nlnp; worship 7: 30p.m WE'dn rsda y p.m. Prayer and PraisE-service. found her risen Lord. He was not dead, but was li ving . Prayer and BibiP Study. 7: 30p.m . CHURCH OF' JESUS CHR1ST APCE· KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, v~rnon He overcame sin, death and the grave . He truly was I he M essiah . Eldrtdp;P, mtnlst('r ; Oliver Swain. Sunda y DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST , TOLI C - VanZandt and Ward Rd . Elder Only God, the God-man could overcome. And now, because He lives, School Supt. Preach ln~ 9: 30a .m . Pac-h Charles Ru ssell Sr ., minister . Rick Ma Jamf'S Miller , pastor . Sunday School. Su nday . co mber , supt. Su nda y S<'hool 9:30a .m.: l<l: 30a .m .; WorshlpServlce,Sunday, 7: 30 we can live also. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, RttV . Wars hip §f'rvice 10:30 a m. Blbl(' st ud y, p.m .: Bible Study, Wednesday, 7:30p. m. No, Jesus Is not there. He Is rtsm. He Is ever· tlvln g to Intercede , Tom Staten, pastor . Sunday School 9:30a . TUesday . 7:30p.m. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLIN~S. speak for us. "It Is ftnlsN!d "He said. The Job of comp lete sacrlllcc m .: Evenlngservlce7:30p. m. Wednesda y REORGANI.ZED CH URCH OF JES US Harrisonville Road . Rev. [)eo.l.tcy King, prayer meeting 7: 30 p.m. CHRIST OF LA ITER DAY SAINTS . Port pastor: Clinton Faulk , Sunday School for all of man's sin was ftnlsN!d . BEA R WALLOW RTDGE CHUROf OF land·Ra c lnt>Road . Willia m Roush, pastor . SupL; Sunda y School9· 30 a .m .: morning Frien d , the res t Is up to you and me. I saiah s aid " Come, le t us CHRIST, J oseph B. Hos kins , pastor. Bible Linda EvaM, churc h sc hool d ir ector. worship , 11 a.m.; Sunda y t>ven lng ~rrvkP Class, 9:30a.m., Morning Wors hip 10:30 a . ChUJ'('h school 9: 30a .m.: Morning worslp 7:30 p.m . Prayer Met>t In g. Wrdn~da y. rea son logether. Thou gh your sins be as sca riPI Ihcy s hall be while as m.: EventngW orship , 6:30p.m . Thursday 10:30 a .m .; Wedntsda y evPnln g pra yf' r 7:30p.m . snow." Have you expertenred forgiveness through Ch rist ? Whal a ,.rvlces. 7: 30p.m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOO. Blbl• Sludy, 6:30p.m . cleansing, what assurance " L ife." Rev. Nancy Coyle, NEW STJVERSVJLLE COMMUNITY BETIU.EHEM BAPTIST. Rt"V . Earl non ·Pf'ntecostal. Worship service Sunda y CHURCH , Su.nday School service, 9:•5 a. Shul~r. pastor. Worship it'JVice, 9: 30a .m. 10 a .m .; Sunday School U a.m . Evenlng Co-PMior, Mlddlepori Nararme. m .; Worship service 10 : 30 a .m .; Sunday School lO:l) a. m. Bib le Study and worship let'VIee 7:00 p.m . Wf!dnesday prayer IE'rvlcr- Thur!day, 7: :JJ p.m . prayer meelltlg 7:00p.m . Evanxellstlc Service 7: 30 p.m . Wednes / SERMONETTE ct COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI I Eldon Miller dldn'l hav e much lime to savor his Ohio Slate basketba ll team's National Inv itation Tourna ment championship . Miller and his triumphant Buck · eyes, 7:u.J winners over Wyoming Wednesday nigh t at New York's Madison Square Garden in theN IT finals, arrived home Thursday morning and were welcomed by noisy crowd of Buckeye fan s. · The plane touched d own at Pan Columbus at 11:45 a .m. and Miller , fired Feb. 3 as Ohio Slalecoach, le ft at 3 : 50p.m . for Cedar Falls, Iowa , and his new head coaching job a l the University of Northern Iowa. Miller was unable to sull'ress an unc haract e ristic smile as he pushed lhrough the well · wishers. "It feel s wonderful," said Miller, whose team finished the regular season a disappointing 14-14 and seventh In the Big Ten. then won five consecutive games in the NIT . Miller said the enthus1as1ic greel. ing dldn'l s u11Jrlse him. "Not really," said Miller, " nol by the people who arE' here. They've been there for 10 years. Why wouldn'l they be here today." "You can ' t d escribe whal il !I he NITJ mea ns." said Miller, who was hired 10 years ago Wednesdav lo r~place Fred T ay lor. " 1 Iold · my l~am al h alflime lasl nlghl , 25years ago I p layed o n a learn !Willen · berg ! I hat won lhe C o llege Divisio n n allonal cha mpionship. 1 sa id 25 years from loday . 1 wanl to celebrate two championships." a. OSU Atletlc Dlr~tor Rick Bay, who still insisls h e didn't fi re Milf€.r. lhat the oooch was lea\ 'ng by "murual consent" or 1he 1oo. called winning the NIT "great for Ohio State . "11 you can'l · gcllo Ihe final four tof I he NCAAToum a mrn ll , flhink you're better off Ia win this lournament lhan Ia make il Ia vlrlually any olher level of lhe NCAA. .. sa id Bay, complelin g his ~and year as OSU athi e tic direr lor . " Most people will be h a rd pressed in a week lo Jell you who I he losers were in lhe rE!(ional c ham · plonship games. We gol a lo1 of [llblicity In lhe EaSI and thai' s important to us . "A nd , it' s CS(X'Cially greal for Coac h Miller, who had to produce under a greal dea l of adve rsity , nol only I his year, b u 1 lhe lasl fe w years. I'm really plc asfd for him ." Dennis Hopson, lhc B uck eyf.'S' 1\-loot-o junior guard-forward, who scored 26 poinls In the lille game, said he fell 1 he win "sen I Coach Milll'r out wilh c lass and style." Miller, a quiel and rcserwd man who was a ccused man y timcs of tl>ing 100 unemotional, had bolh backers and I hose who fe It he s ho ul d move on amon g I he airport c rowd of gJW iers . "I never wan1£1d anybody to win any lhing mor<' in my li fe than 1 wan led lirm [the BuckeyPSI to win lha t gam e lasl nighl." said Prank Gross , a s taunch Mi ller &Jpporter. " I wanlcd lhem to win it as a going-a way present for E ldon." Gross . who sai d he would have be;>n al I he airport "111n o r bse," described Mille r as " too ni ce. " He didn ' t win en ough for some people," sa id Gross, " oot he was one of lhe cl a ssics ! coac hes in the B ig Ten" R olx•11 Ca s e')' , a s enior e ngineering s lude nl al OS C. also was among I he welcoming crowd, "jus I lo s uppo11 lh c Iram ." " I lhou gh l il would h appen," Cas ey sa id of Miller' s leavin g. "I'm g lad he' s go in g. bul I'm also glad he 's going o ul a winner. I think mosl of Ire peopl<' I know f('fl it was aboul lime he left Nee accepts Nebraska post LINCOLN, Neb. ( UPII- Danny Nee, a high school teammate of Lew Alclndorwho built a successful basketball program at Ohio Cniver· sity, Thursday was named the successor Ia Moe lba at Nebraska . "I'm wry exci led 10 coach al the University of Nebraska," Nee said at a news conference. " I feel I'm coming Into a conference 1the Big Eight) thai is in a renaissance period ." Nee said he was offered the job Wednesday nighl by Nebraska athletic dlreclor Bob Devaney In a meellng at lhe Lincoln Country Club. Asked lhe style of play he favored, Nee rep lied, "Hard and unselfi s h . up and down I he floor." He said specific offenses and defenses would be lallored to the leam~s lalent. Nee said he planned Ia meet with his new learn o n Monday. In a co nference call wilh officials and reporters in Alhen s, Ohio. Nff said hP was enlhused abou1 lhe Nebraska job. '' I think ll's anolher c hallenge and opportunity ," he said. "Nebraska Is a vt>ry solid university with a solid lradition In baskelball and athlt>tlcs and a good opportunity." Nee said his flrsl priorities will be 10 assemble a slaff a nd gel on with recruiting. He indica led he will have a four · year contracl. dclails of which s till arc• being worked o ut. Nee. 40, was contacled aboul the Ne braska job b) [Jpvancy before lba r esigned. Nee 's si, ·year record a1 Ohio was l0i-li7. inc luding 22·8 I his season. Nee, a naliVl' of Brooklyn, N.Y .. wen l ID Power M e morial High School and J)ayed on lhe same le arn a s Alclndor. who tal er c hangl'd his nam e ro Kareem Abdui.J abbar. A mem~r of Al McGuu·e's fir sl recruiting c lass a l Marquell e , Nee captained the 1964-65 Warriors' freshman team ~fore a lwo·vt>ar lo ur with lhc Marlnrs. Including service In Vietnam . "Like a n y olher wlera n . it stunk," Nee said o f his Vietnam experien ce. "It was hard." He recrived a bach e lor's degrl'<' In English and ph) <;;cal educalion from Sl . M a I')' of 1tx' Plains Coll ege in ~P Cily, Kan .. in 1971. He received a m asler' s dE!( IW in heallh, physica l edu cali:Jn and 1·errea1 ion fr om Kansas State U niversity In 1972. Nee wa s a high school coach In New Jersey from 1972-1976 and was an asslslant under Digger Phelps al Notre Dame from 1976 to 1981. H is firSI season al Ohio was 198).81. His lq82-S:l team beat Illinois Slal e 51-49 In lhc flrs l round of the NCAA loumamenl and lost to Ken luc k y in I he second round . Lasl year, I he B:lbeals lo st to Kansas In lhe fir st rou nd o f the NCAA tourney SIGNS AU'IOGRAPHS - a victory over Wyoming In the Nallonallnvllallonal Tournament. lie later left for hls new job at Northern Eldon ~llller signs autographs at Port Colwnoos Alport upon retumlng Iowa. UPI. from his final game as Ohio State's basketball coach, JERRY lAKER, AMERICA'S MASTER :~g~N~:NDS . L-,.;_.....J AMERICA~ SAl£ STARTS FRI., MARCH 28, ENDS SAT., MARCH 29, 1986 OPEN DAILY 10-9; CLOSED EASTER s ENTER El Our Reg. 4.97 Our Reg. 3.97 3.47 Quality Rase Bush Evergreen Assortmenl Assortment of Yews, Juni· Select • 1 rose bush in assorted vorieHes and col· pers or Arborvitaes in globe, upright, pyromf. dol or spreaders. 5.47 8·10". ors. Your choice Sent to the Indians' minor - lcagu~ complex w e J'e pilchcrsScoll Bail es. Kellh C rl'('l, Kevin Hagen, Ron Mu s.<;<>lman. Bryan Oelkers. Craig •1 patented roses. ready to plant. Assorterl varieties. Pippin and Scol t Rotn1 s and rulficlders Da v id C la r k :md .lim Our Reg. 7.97 Wra\'CI' . Ba r kl e \ ·, 26, w as 11·.1 wil h a :l.27 ERA in 21 gmnf'S la'l se a son wil h Cleveland. The righl -hander w as 1·0 lhl s spring « 'ilh a o.l)j ERA o\'Cr 5 J .] Innings In lhrff' games. Von Ohl<'n. 27. wa s J2 wilh a 2.91 ERA in:£ gamt>s wilh 1t<• Indians In 198.1. Our 997.77 5.88 877.77 10-12" Evergreen Assortment MTD lawn Trador Yews, Juniper, Pyramida 11 H.P./38" res a Our 8.97 Patenled Rose Bush Indians trim spring roster TIJCSON. Ariz. tUPI I - The Cleveland Indians reduced the ir spring I raining roster Ia :>1 pla)WS Thursday by placing relief pilch<'l's J e ff Barkley a nd Dave \'on Ohlrn on wai vers and des~aling SP\'Cn olher players fo r reasslgment . 6.97 Side Discharge, 5 speed Transaxle, electric start, Headlights . 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Garden Hose Broadcast Spreader Drop spreader with finger - AdJusls from flne mist to jet stream. locks ol spray. 50'x'h" nylon reinforced hose with brass couplings. 50-lb." capacity hopper, 4x8' spreading width. Savel tip controL 2212 Jackson Avtnue 1.27~~~ [@ ........ 7CJ.Ib." capac;Hv. ........ 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD.,, GALLIPOLIS · ' �. ,, Friday, March 28, 1986 The Daily Sentinel By The Bend 54 Misc . Merchandise Friday, March 28, 1986 Why Pay M.re for You r Pet Food, When MGM Fa rm City, ITK ., Page- S FIVE GENERATIONS - This Is one ol Mel8s County's five aeneratiOD families. From the left they are Cynthia Ritchie Rector, moU!er of sh-moniiHIId Matthew Artlur Rector, Nlla Jean Cole IUichle, lflllldmother, Onelta Tuttle Cole, great-grancmother; and lllmce Newland TuUie, great-great-grandmother, plt1ured holdbtg Mauhew. Spring meetings and programs were announced at the Monday night meeting or the Rutland Garden Club held at the home of Margaret Belle Welx>r. A county-wide meeting of garden club representatives will lx> held Moilday night at Trinity Olurch. At that time plans will bE> discussEd for the spring regional meeting to he held at Eastern High School with local clubs to host the meeting. Also annourx:Ed was a regional board meeting for April 12 at Olester Methodist Church an a na tu re walk at Lake Catherine on April 23. Anothe" in the series of "focus" workshops will be held at the Athens Grang~> Hall on May 3. Pauline Atkins, co-hostess. gave r 61 4·992 ·218 1 "H?w .. Aspirin Ca n . H~ip ~our Heart . Ann Mash \\ .~ at Your Ge_nes Tel_J Your Hea rt ... Phyllis Skmner. . ;nck Troubl_e · Ter"':? Abbot~- · II here ..There s ~oke.. . N an~ Gmese~: ,Recycling Soap.: Agnes Dllmn. \\hat s a Budget • Slinderella class has meeting Easter turkey hams were given Diana Herdman for the most weight b st during the past rronth, and Charlotte Smith, the runner-up at Monday night's meeting of the Five Points class of Sllnderella . In the kids class, CrystaiSmithlost the rrost weight and Amy Smith was runner-up. At the Mason class. Pmrl Briles and Jane McCloud tiPd lor the most wight lost. and Mona Legg and Sharon Roush were runners-up. 1\icole Kersey in the vou th clao;s lost the most wpigh t. · and Debbie Zuspan of the malernitv class lost the most 1rcight. · The lbb Roberts Pomeroy High Sc hool Alumni Scholarship will he awarded to a graduat ing senior. a son or daughter of a Pomeroy High &hool graduate or a grandc hild of a Pomeroy High School graduate. The follo ~<1ng information is lo he sent to April Smith. S«?retary · IJ\'a surer of the PHS Alumni Assn.. P .O. Box all Pomeroy, Ohio45769 : lranscript, resume. picture, name ol parmi or grandparmt who is P HS graduate and tt-l- year graduated; name of college or university all ended if known al this point. The scholarship is based oo grade point along with difficulty of subject maller and numlx>r of subjects taken . Group II has meeting {. The tuhercuiosis levy to he voted on in the May primary was endorsed by Group 11 ri lhe Middleport \ Presbyterian Church held recently at the home of Mrs. Lewis Sauer. Mrs. Dwight Wallace. Southea stern Ohio Lung assocailon reprsesentatlve, talked to the grup on the levy noting! hat tubercu iosls has not been eradicated rrom Meigs Conly and In the past five years has had Z2 active cases. She complimented Joan TI.'Wksbary. TB nurse. for her work. Mrs. Harry Moore. chairman . Op<'ne<l the meting "i th a prayer and thP Aposlle·s Creed in unison. Mrs. Ca rl Horky gave devotionals using an Easter story from Ideals magazine. The lnok st udV from ConC<'rn magazinP was gi.\'Pn by Mrs. Donald Lowery. and pie and co ffre were served bv the hostesses. Mr>. Sauer a nd Mrs. Anderson. The cha irman presPnt r d mPml:x:>rs \.\i lh a sil\'Pr cross a nd cloS<'Il the lll('('ting wit h a reading, "Live \11th GIH'ller PoWPr·· by ~mman Vina'nl Prair. · Calendar I happenings FRIDAY RIJI1AND - All nig ht h):mn sing at the Rutland Frff'wil Baptist Church Friday at 8 p.m. Sing~>rs will Include Reflections Trio. The Narrow Way Sin g~>rs. Shekinah. Dan Hayman and the Cou nt"' . Hymntlmers. Ra ndy and !'haron Sh<l!fer, the Stewart Familv. \'oices of love and the Hcavpn .Bound l. SATURDAY POMEROY - Meigs Cri'nea log;· and Meigs Histmical Soi'iPties wil l siage a bake sale at 10 a m. Saturday at the Kroger Storr in Pomeroy . Contributors are to have their ltennsa t thesale location by tO. For information call 949-2241 o r 742-2334. POMEROY - lzaak Walton League will hold lis buck buck a nd grouse tall cont est at 6:3(1 p.m. Saturday at the dubhouS<': all spcrtsmen and ticket holders welcome. POMEROY - Gospel To!l<'s, Kim Williams and the Fa mily Clrcl~ Sinll('rs wUI!x> at the GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 8t SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy. OH . Phone 992-2976 SPIING AID 51. .1 HOUIS OPIN IION.·fll. 9 YO S, SAT. 9 TO I THE GRAVELY SYSTEM Cru sade br Christ. Mascn. Galli a and Meigs Counties tx> nefit sing. 7: :10 p.m. Salurdav at the Pomrmv Church of lh<• Na.1arrne. corner of t.:nion and Multx>rt~Y Avpnues. Sl"NDAY COOLI'ILLE - Easier sunrise sen ·ia• will 1x> h<'id al Vand'rhoof BJptL.11 Church . Routr 2. Coolville. 6 a .m. Ri>gula r sen ·ices hegin at 9:45 and church srhool at 10:45. POME ROY - Mt. Hermon Uni!Pd Brethren Church in thf> Texas Communily will hold sun rl.1e srrvic••s al 6: 3(1 a.m. Easter followed b)· brmkfast at 7::l0 In thf> fellowship ha ll . REgular scn 1a's at 8; :.1 a.m. Farm City, Inc. Real Estate General CLOSED EASTER SO OUR EMPLOYEES MAY OBSERVE THIS DAY WITH NEW LISTING - LETART AREA - Approx. 2 acre mm1 farm "'lhsrrnll barn. tent~ng to the sl'eds plus a 1978 modu~r unrt wrth 3 bed1ooms. satellrte d~h. 2 good garden areas. Drilled water well. Wan~ $29,800 THEIR FAMILIES Cinem~']). ) t<tf ' -~' .. ~ ' - o:-11 n 111fJ,U .V ..,,.,,,.,f'lmn• '" "' , '"""' ' Su n.·Thurs. , 7:00 Fri . & Sat. , 7:00, 9:00 Sat . & Sun . Mal., 1:00 Henry E. Cl•land . Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trusse ll 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 lH IEitiOI lorgoin Matl nNt , •.-:- "~-.,... Adm. Evwy Tuoodoy. l2. ~ .... r ---:TH :::E :-:A= I>Itrml =o::c<s:-:Of::-TH=E---, ~~~ . ..~lC,[!;]• &, ~C:Lt:tUOtl~l ."T llltY __ ~ ____ ·-·--· Sun.·Tbun., 7:10 Fri. II Sal., 7:1~ , 9:10 Sat. & Sun. Mat. , 1:10 11 v- doel w111 11e ,...., IIIO¥tn' 11 1011 IIIMCI HMitlf... tttgll qUIIIIlf; nulllllaul chunkl con11111111g 1 IIMitr 21 ~ PIO!Iln conNIII to 1111p tiM ,_ 11Mf.wo11tlng. herd-1111Ylno pall •tra"**lf IIIII .,_, llelltlll BUYING SHORT STEEL 1·3-tlc RIDER SALVAGE Real Estate General St. Rt. 124, Pomeroy TEAFORD(H PH. 992-5468 HOURS: 8-S 3118/ 1 mo. IIRitoR 216 E 2nd St. Phone THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP ~ -(6 1 4)-992- 3325 . NEW LISTING - 485 acres near Burl1ngham 2 BR 12x65 tratler. Will sell lor only $16.000. NEW LISTING - Busmess & bldg. P!J!s 4 renta ls 1n Po· meroy at a 'ery reasonable SUGAR RUN FLOURm-2115 MILLSp.,_,, 111:1. I 10 Mullleory Aft. OM. 1986 CAPRICE 4 DR. s191 PWI< Offico lup(lli11 & Furniture, Wedding and Graduation Stotionol'y, lrlagnoti< Signs. Rubber StamP', lusin111 Forms, pr~ce . ("''Y Sorwicos, Etc. RUSTIC HILLS - Nice ranch 3 BR ho.-e on lg. ~ I. Dm1ng, foyet, woodburn1ng untl. modern k•tchen . uti lity room and attached garage. $42.000. BRADBURY - Handy & comfo rtable 4 BR home with n1ce lurnished kitchen. Gas fu rnace. ~'e l lot & gmge. $28,000. REMODELED - One lloor 5 room home with lu ll base· ment. ga rage and lg. lot $39,!KIO. SYRACUSE - Be1ng remo· deled •s lhis 3 BR home nea 1 the school. 2 ~'el lots lor only $16.000. CHESTER- 5rm. onelloor. new lutchen . new ~dmg , ba· semen!. Near the lue sla· lion. 3 BRs. $30.000 2SS Mill St., Middloport I 01 Mulb.rry Aw. Pom•oy HI GHEST TRA DEIN ALLllWANCt IN fHE AfHA PER MONTH PH . 992-7201 SemI Drivers. 2 v••n CNer ro.d '!I'T_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, &14 Auxil-698 ia ry-1366 614 -992 -53,6 or experience. 23 yeere of 1g1 or MANLEY'S TRASH SERVICE NOW SERVING THE ROCK SPRINGS and S-POINTS AREA For Service Call 992-3194 3-3-'86-1 mo . *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. ALL STEEl & POLE BUilDINGS •Ranges Sizes Start Frqm 12xl6 ' •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36 ' Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS lacine, Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 SPRING BEAR Manog.- liwing On Premis• OUTSIDE STORAGE AVAILAill HUNTING & FISHING In Northeost Ontario 446-8592 For more lnformetiori write: ,--....,....~~~ RfiJC18l We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. CHESTER - 985 -3307 411/lln CIRCLE CONTRACTING Complete Building and Controlling Service - Addona 1nd remodeling - Roofing and gutter work MAIDEN BAY CAMP Box 211, IIOtth (obalt, Ontario POJ 110 UIIADA Ph. Before April 15 I· 705·67 2·3888 Ph. After May 1 1-705-647-8533 Y. C. YOUNG Ill lAGLE IIDGI SMALl ENGINE UNTil Parts • S.nlce 1973-85 Rocker/Panel .................. suoo 1975-80 Grille ............................... 525°0 1973·85 Front Bumper .................. S65 00 PUSH MOWER TUNEUP NEW FORD TRUCK 01 Chango. Sharpen Blodn 949·2969 $19.95 Eaaterp..~ppies , Pomeroy, Ohio Gardena, 3 mlle off Rt. 7 on the right 471.119 Eagle Ridge Rd . 1-17-tln MI~LER ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Whalev's Auto Parts ~T - Residential & Commercial 681 WEST DARWIN, OHIO Call: 614 ·992-7013 992·5875 Or 742-3195 OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8:30A. M . TI~J. 6:00P.M. 11 -14-tfc 6wttksold . Call 614-246 -9607 after 5:00 12 8-llc Smell pup1 to giveaway . Call 614-246-5813 aft!M' 3:30 . GUN SHOOT Black .,d White billy goat . Call 614-992-6919 . RACINE FilE DEPT. Benjl type dog to good home . 1 yel!lr old . Ca ii GU -992 -6919 2 puppies to gi111 away . Part German Sheph8fd. Call 814 · 985 -3364 Bashan Building Seers auto washi r: g mach rne works . 30 4 ·458 · 198 3 J&l BLOWN INSUlATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING NEW- REPAIR •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replac ement Windows •New Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 Free to good home . In country 4 yr-old female Golden Retriever . Call 614 -843 -5365 . N o cal ls aher tO :OO p.m - -- - - Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-2969 1-17-86 -tfn BUILDING GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING INTERIOR - - -·- -- - and Found -- 6 - t ost Miumg from Dexurr -l ary f · ..u whit l' m11tP.d hound and bull doo . Rew110 Call614 -74 ._ 317 N. Sttond Middleport, Ohio COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - FREE ESTIMATES- PHONE (614) 992-5009 SPECIAUZING IN WINDOW & OOOR REPLACEMENT J-15-' 86-1 mo. 1-8QQ-&o\2·3S'19 . lady to work 8 hour shift Clring for elderly lady in P oint PIIIIIAt, 181d tfJIIIifiationt and refren CM tn Box C -26 care of Po int Pleaaant Regiatar. 200 Main St ., Polnt Pteaaant. w. Va. Secreta rial position con~c­ t~n office. Mnd resume &Wox C'- 27 , Pt. Pit. Rtglltar,~O Main St., Poin t Ple11an t, ~:fa • 12 Situations :::SO Wanted Conscientous23 yu roldCI'Iri s· tien male withe• to rtnJ 2 sleepin~j room in Rio Grllf1de area . References upon request . Ca ll 614 -44 8 -3303 aftM 'IPM or write P 0 . Box 309. Rio Grande . Oh 45674 . ~ Ha ve room and board for eid ...ly Reasonable Ca ll 614 · il2 · 5022 - -- 1 8 Wanted to Do ----·- -- Sorong ctPanrng time agein? Full o r pan ti mo! tor home or office. It you are ....tekmg reltab ility, ho - 2877 . neu¥ an d experience. Clll 614 -446 -8201 or 6U -266 1669 Deya or evenings . • LOST. Eng li,_h Pointe r. white w ith brown spots. R oo!levf!lt School eree. Rt 2 . Point Plea· Employment wanted . Hea\fY or light house clean ing, weftly or biweek ly CAll 614 -24 5·6028 . and - - - - ·- - sam . Belland name tag on co llar, REWARD. 304-676 -6883 . 7 Yard Sale ····--·Gallipolis · & Vicinity PAINTING EXTERIOR BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. CY - - 1 304 -675 1201 ROOFING / 5/ 86/ tln Beck Yard Sale 3'12 miles out Bu llville Rd . Apri l 1 ,2 , 3 . 9 -? .0.11 size clot hing, TV ' s, gu grill. Items to nu ~rou1 ... Wanted to do lawn mowil)g, reasonable rates . Cell Keith at 61 4 -266 -8251 Will do babysitting in my home for working parents . Call '61'4 367-787 3 . Give piano le11ons in my t1tlme to adult uudents. Also teach chording and 1r1n1poaing . C1ll 614 -992 -5403 . Small ;e rden e plowed tnd1tw¥n mowttrl repaired . 304-675 · 1553 . Fridey, Satu rday & Sunday Antique furniture & d is hes . 'h mile up Rt. 790 below Mercer· \/ille . Watch for 1ign1. FinanCial Moving Sale Mon .. Tue1 .. & Wed . Fumtture, nam e brand cotmetica, clothing , hou sallold i1 em1 too numerou1 to lis t. Rt. 160 , 1 1h mi. Nor1h of Porter 21 Business Opportunity SHOP HEll& SAVEl Wanted To Buy We pey cath for late model clean Come in Gnd register for FREE BIRDBATH to be given away NOTE : First quality merchandise from fa.:tory ..w POnEIT I BIID BAINS All IN Kissing cement yard dolls, cement animals, clay red fire hydrant with dog. flower pots of all kinds lsome with stands): Gifts of dishes, figurines. lamps, clocks. brass. vasee , toys. 3-14 -1 mo. - . Blue Streak Tax Service W. E. (Bill) SNOUFFER FEDERAL-STATE INCOME TAX RETURNS 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. PHONE 992·7075 used cars. J im Mink Chev .·Oids Inc Bill Gene John aon 614 -446·3672 WA N TeO TO BUV used wood & coel heaters . SWAIN 'S FURNITURE . 3rd . & Olive St. Gellipolie. Call 614 -446 -3159 . TOP CASH paid for '83 model end newer uaed cars. Smith Buick· Pontlac, 1911 Ea1tem Avt., Gallipolis. Cell 614-446 For Nle 900 lb . tobacco poun· dlge. 60 cents per pound . Ce ll 814-445 -3159. J bdr . houae witt"t around 5 1crea . wittlin 7-11 miiM city ptrk. Call614 -446 -3376. Buy ing daily go~ . 1ih,er coiru, ringa. jewelry, 111rling ware . old coina , .. rge currency. Top pri · Cll. Ed . Bu~en Berber Shop. 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh . 6l4 · SMALl ANIMAL HOUIS Mon.-Wod.·Thur<. l · S pm Tu11. 6:30-1; Fri. 1· 2 pm Stturday 10- 11:30'"" LAIGE ANIMAL I SUIGEIT IT APPI. PH. 304-675-2441 BEND AIEl CALL Ripley Office For Hours 30C-3 :1·11 +·j ' Television listening Devices Co1J11uterized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages ~ HOME OWNEAS·Refinen" ., low fixed rate . Ute equity fot.,v purpose. Leader Mortgage Co .. 61 4 - 592· 3061 . • 23 Professional Services PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR, rediscover you r piano' sb..trtltu l tone. call today. Ward• Kt~Y: bo.-d . 304· 675 -5500 Of 875'~ 3824 . .. Servtet:s (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 D INTE/lTH£RM INTERTHERM & COLEMAN BENNm'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING #1 line of mobile hom e By offering a ca.mplete ** ** heating and cooling products for the tricounty orea. 31 ' CALL (614) 446·9416 GA BISSRL Sl~,~~ COMPANY Sprl•g & Sa111111tr Steelala Annou nr.ell! enl s 3 Announcemenll TRIPLE PANE THEIIMAIIAIIUEII DELUXE TilTS349tn<ludll (ompfoto lnstollla ~0<1. •FREE VInyl Siding E.-timttea •New Homes Suitt !FHA·VA-HUD) •Blown In ln1ulatlon •A Profeulonal Local SWEEPER .nd sewing machine fiiPiir, part a, 1nd 1UppN.. . Pick up end delivery, D1-vi1 V1cuu m Cltlnlf, one half mila up Otorv• CrMII Ad . C1 ll 814'46-0294 . If thll Ia yetterdaya pap•. you mtY bt too lste to join tht new Contractor er TIWot '1-6-Hn ___ ____,._ Slim Up lnd Live program. Umttild 1p.:e evan•••· C.ll .,,·251·1n2.. __: Homos for Sale AVON c11ll for information 11b out "lling A von produc ts. eam up to 50% profit. Call61 4-446 -2166 . Caretaker wented for ap t co"l)lex· tD live in, retired couple. Ce ll304· 675 -6104 . FREE . Limited time . Call 614 · .... 6-3358 . Salea Representa tives . Pan time or tun time, will train l pro11id~ leNs. Send rnumlt, contact in pereon or call Rhode• In surance Agency. 107 W. Main St.. Oak Hi ll, Oh 46866. 614 -682 -6&44 . lady to live 11 with elderly ambul.,tory lady in C herteaton WV . room boltd . and good ularv. Light housework and oooking r~uired . Call61' · 4o66 - 1865 Houlelleepor 10 live ln. one small ch ild welcome . Call 614 ·446 - ...a. 4 bedroom hOuse for fireplace. J mi. lOUt, of Gallipo- lil , t29 ,900. Call deys 614· U6 -18 t 6 or n'g t'rh 6U. -W6 1 244 . ~ 2 bdr. 5 yr . nome, mint condition . RQtricted subdivltl6n ' 9' mila1 from Galllpoli1. Call &b256 ·6200 . 7 room• & bath . 1 ecrt mort"Or. leu. carpeted througt1out, vtnvr· aidingl25 .000 . 12 N. MtlnSt•• : Chet,ire . Ce ll 614 -44 8·3793 For ule or ren1 3 bdr . houaeln Eureka with 32 acres . On At . 7 Oil heel . county wete r Call 614 ·446 -2206. laurel Ranch Styte, l bd r". '& garag111 . on lerge lot in AddiiO'I\ ~ Twp .. 9'h% fiu~d 30 year FHA loan available Call 614·4•8- · 0722 3419 . 7 room M ul l, overlook ing Ohio •' Ri\ler in Addison. New ly remO. ''"- Part -time ultt clerk In women ' • apparel! . E"'!erlence prefatTed. Sand r•umn to boll 1111 in cere of tt're Gallipolis Daily deled . 3 bedroom., 1 ba't',-{. basement . c1rpon, cell111, . 2 heating •v•tttma. vinyl aidin,.~;:­ On '11 acre land . 12~ . 00 0 . Call 614 367 -0447 or 614 · 367 0465. Tribune. 825 Third Ave .. Gall i· 'FURNACES 'HEAT PUMPS 'AI R CONDITIONERS ' CO MPlETE LINE OF REPLA CEMENT PARTS 'FACTORY AUTHORIZED & TRAINED SERVICE CENTER FREE ESTIMATES 24 HR . EMERGENCY SERVICE •1& Yrt. of local Service Pll. 949-:ZIO I or 949-216D lilly 110 IU.Al CALU Help Wanted AVON Sell Avon llart up fH -~ ' SASH,, EASY CUAN REPU<EMENT WINDOWS \ 22 Money to Loan •· Real Esl ale 8-13 Hn PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 3DS Jackson An. Wil l pla ce ctgarene mactHnn. Goo d commiuio n1 . Cell ·304~ 773 -S66 1 E111plo ymen t 1-1~ - tfn ~ Paul E. ShtKkey, DVM THE OHIO VAllEY PUa~l$1j~ lNG CO rero mmends that 'fiiU do business with people you know . end NOT to s&r~d mon-vthrouWl the mail until you 'haW investigated the offering . , , "" 992-3476. HOURS : 9:00 A.M .-6:00P.M. Mon. thru Sat. Evenings & Sunday By Appointment z ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. TOWN & COUNTIY VEnRINARIAN CUNIC ·, I NOTICE I 9 JO'S GIR SHOP Rt. 124, in Syracuse ·-· . RE-OPENING MARCH 17th (!J Tum left at Meig t Memory and Foreign Cars & Trucks. I 614 -446 -7693 . 11 l•lililllllf Olf11 (Parts Included) 675 - 3960 9 duck to good home . Call ''2-6215 or 992-7314 Howard L Writesel t 0 can get a pan time job w;tti' 10 many full time benefits? -">•· Giveaway {free Estiml!ltes) 3-t3 -1mo. Complete Remodeling BIG VARITY OF USm AUTO PARTS: Motors Tronsmissions, Rearends, Rotors, Radiat~rs. Sheet Metal etc. on Domestic CHEVROLn·OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC 4 work AWMINUM 3-12-l mo . bi!Wiefits 10und? Where 9-30 " 1-20-lln SUPERIOR SIDING CO. CAU COlli<T: 1 -Xl4 -727 -8434 PH. 949-2649 EUGENE LONG (614) 843-S42S HOW DOES A MONTHL't.Y CHECK , educationllaali..;ice, life insu rance 1nd ret~ · t the ARMY NATIONAL G - Concrete wort~ - Plumbing and electrical ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist Ph. Cition, Per10nal Toudl lntroducnon, P. 0 . 80.11 6536 , Cherleaton , W . Va . 26302 , Cat and ki"ens 16 1to give away Call 614 ·985 -3884 Middleport, Ohio 1-13 -tfc 1973-79 Fender ............................. S40 00 1973-79 Door ............................. S10000 1973-79 Radiator S~rt .............. Sl(JOOO 1973-79 Grille Shell ................... S10000 1978-79 Grille lmert .....................S3900 JIM COBB Singles introduction• . fr811 appli- Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only JEFF CIRCLE, SR. Fad ~~rat. Stale Md Civil SeMel }obi now av1ilable In your ue•- For hform1tion c111 805;,.4 9533 Dept . 1201 : ..,.. Joann at 614 -388 -8833 . CARPENTER SERVICE . long Bottom, Ohio {Free Eslimah: } 992-2196 Roofing of all Type s Worked in home area 20 years " Free Estimates" Clift EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. PAT HILL FORD VINYL & h1ve needkJ in their ho nw . Earn metchandile and friM!I kita. Call 2282. 10124 Konauga, Ohio 3-12-1 mo . RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE l-20·1fc RENT IY MONTH Help Wanted u Dtlf older. curr.-.t medicel c.rd, c1ll 614 -388·9790 Insulated Headquart ers *GIBSON REFRIGERATOI •SATEtlllE SALES & SERVICE We Htvt AFull Tl111t Sho~ Tuhellit• lo cl11111 YOUNG'S 3111 / tfn 4·5-tlc Hou sing •SPEED QUEEN LAUMDRI New Homes Built " Free Estimates" 985-3561 SPACE? CONVENIENT STOIAGE UNITS • ·7-85 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE , NEED STORAGE •ZEN ITH •SYlVANIA experience. one ye•r flet bid 3 p an hrsh Setter pupp1es . I - PARTS and SERVICE We Handle Your Sellin& Problems. Call 992-3325 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR Help Wanled 304-27 3-9391 . - ----- All M• .. • .·• \ Jl MCLIFFORD PH. 949·280 1 or 949-2860 No Sunday Cails •W11hera •Dis hwashers FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH NEW CHEV. TRUCK 1973-80 Fender .............................53900 1973-85 Door ................................ sasoo \\UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP" OPEN SUNDAY I · S DOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER , SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER , GAS & SEWER LINES. RECLAMATION. PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT ICUT OUr FOR FUTURE U!EI Spring Special ON THE SPOT BANK ~I NANC I NG AVAILAB LE HOURS : Mon ., Wed .• Fri . B:30 to B Tues . & Thurs . 8 :30 to 5 :30 Saturday 8 :30 to 4 let us color your E11ter eggs . Call Burlinghem Churcfl Lediu Complete Gutter Work monthly payments of S 191 . 9 .99% Annual Percentage Rate . Fixed Payment Va riable RAte Financing with approved credit . Taxes and title fees are extra. Stock no . 1396. · PH. 992-6614 CONTRACTING 992 -3345312/lln 54 Misc . Merchandise ~~f~ Sale pTice S1 1 .599 . trade Iii equity or cash down 52600 . amount financed SB999. 60 Capnce Class1c 4-dr Sedan J&F F., All Vw Prl•tl•l Nui• Accepting applications for the following posjtions: #1. Management Opportunity (Closers) #2. Sales Persons .. #3. Receptionists #4. Store Clerks #5. Telephone Appointment Clerks #6. Secretaries #7. Summer Seasonal Resort Positions A) 'lifeguards B) Security Guards C) Groundskeepers. TOP PAY FOR TOP PRODUCERS We are building a winning team, quality treatment, quality environment, top-notch training and management. For an exciting future. call Mr. Anthony at 614-992·6366 for an appointment. @nation @mpany 10-8-tlc 2 FT . LONG IRON , RADIATOR , BRASS, COPPER, CAST. SHEET ALUM . ROYAL OAKS RESORT --~- dtdgntd futwnl arranpment, just rail or rl•it 301 E. lAIN ST. POMEIOY, OH. GUYSVILLE . OHIO tar REMEMBER WITH ToFLOWERS 1en d a beautifully r.l{jjj[fC'Kll Pay Your Cable & Ph•,nA Bills Here IUIIN ESS PHONE 16141 9'11-6550 RI!IDINCE PHONE 16141 9'12- SxiO, 10xl0, MILLING DIVISION The Pomeroy Area Merchants Association will give away a 10 speed bicycle at 4 p.m. Satu rday. Res ident s ca n sign up a t any story belonging to the as!OCia tion. No purc has e is required fo r participation . ~-...J!!!:J~!!!J!!!!..EI1~:1~0 Coming' In April: "Ga11 Ho"; " Out of Africa"; Sat. $19.n Bike f!,ive away Starts Friday, March 21, H~l\ . . ... . ~ 1 sma1 11n~ .. ,...0 " ' "VI': ttlme tS 1r ~ .,,,..d~l(ln Wants DKG chapters meet ~ .....,..,... ·" ""'" ' · ' "'"'. We Ca ny Fishing SuppliH SAlES & SERVICE Real Estate LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP, SOIL FILL DIRT SALES & SERVICE BOGGS 997-'11(0 NEW USTING - MIOOLEPORT - Nice little oouse with · many features. Must been seen. Garage, basement. I'1, batils. carpeting. JIJI 1n good coo drt~n . $23,!KIO 992-3410 J-11 -1 . .. . New location: I68 North Second Middleport, Ohio 4S160 J-24-tfc DENNY CONGO WILL HAUl JUST CALL! RRSr MORTGAGI (0. PLUMBING & HEATING POMEROY,O. REFORGER- Pic. Dennis E. MlclwelhuretumedlromGennany where he participated ID lhe exercise, ''Relorger". This Is NATO's major exercise of lhe year, lhe sevenlh Relorger lor the Fht lnlanlry (Mech) of Fort Riley, Kansas where Michaelis stationed rill the U.S. Army. He Ia heavy vehicle mechanic wilt Ihe 41h-:mh Annored It Fort Riley. He Is the son of Gloria and Gerald Michael of Syracuse. "lJwo If 11'1 Also TrmMiulo• PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 E . Maln•'-lo!Wi 111.1.10.1 NEW LISTING - MIDDIEPQR; - N<co I floor plan 1 norrv> .,. . , , 1f'Yf' corne1 lot. 2 , o· rw~ ·· •na · could have POMEROY FlOWER SHOP (OlUIMU! farM EquipMent Parts & Servlee NEW LISTING - SYRACUSE - Here rt • a real~ ~ce home - 3 bedroorro. 2 lllllls, modu ~u unrt on a doub~ fenced lot. plus a 1eal~ nice llxll t.vo car garage Wood· burner. sunporch. all m good coodrton Wants $39.~0 Susan Will was eiected second vice president . and Nellie Parker, secretary. Attendin g from Meigs County were Marjorie Fetty, Lee Lee, llerrv:'lce Mapes, Nellie Parker, Chris Roush, Rosalie Story, and Becky Zurcher. Nexl meeting will 1x> held at the First Christ Church, McArthur, at 6:.10 on April 28. n•tt•. Vickio H.. ktron- 446-4042 Authorized John Deere. New Holland. Bush Hog farm Equipment Deallr NEW LISTING - SYRACUSE - Nice ranch lype oo.-e oo Rust~ Hil~. 3 ll!droorro. garage. elec. 138 heat. Paoo and nice lot. In good condrt~n. Wants $38 ,500 F lorenCI' Woodard, director of District ll, Ohio RetirE-d Teachers, was the featured speaker at a joint meeting of D<>lta Kappa Gamma Chapters. Alpha Omicorn, DNa Epsilon. Beta Alpha and Beta Tau, Saturda)· at the Christ United Methodist Church, Jackscn. . She demonstratEd with transpar· mcies and pictures the need lor Delta Kappa Gamma growt h and programs. The meeting was hosted by Delta Epsilo n memhers with Vl\1an Bevins, chapler president , gMng the welcome. Women d the church '"'rved the dinrv:'r using in their decorations a St. Patrick 's theme ~~oi th Irish harps and greenery. Regina Chaney was program chairman with members taking part In a "cllc-clak ·· orchestra with Hope Keller at the piano. Each chapter he ld a bu siness mf'Pting with Jean Ward presiding at Alpha Omicron . Thank you notes were read from Marjorie Fetty , Emily Sprague, Ann McCarrell, Anna Eli,.a heth Turner. and Merry Dawn Si mmon~ . A get-well ca rd was signed for Virgi ni a Atki nson . On VA & FHA. Low ConwtntiDn.l LoCIIu AYoiloltlt. 'urdlaJt or llfi· U. S. RT. 50 EAST Queen and Lenora Leifheit . "Fa t Fats:· collected , and arrangl'ments made The contest provided by Betty 10 send a get-well ca rd to Betty Conkle was won by Lenora Leifheit Conkle. Several lllank you notes and Agnes Dixon. Phyllis Skinner, were read and a donation from Mr. preskient , openEd the meeting with and Mrs. Joe Cook in apprec iation the lord 's Prayer. Michael Lei!· for use of a walker was heil , a guest. led in the J:iEdge to the acknowedged. flag, and Mrs Ll'lfhell had devoAn Invitation to the !ilth wedding tions using scripturt'from Romans, anniversary of Louise and Hugh a mediation. "Mending the Bearhs was read. Nancy Grueser Broken", and three poems , will host the April meeting with "Easter", "Spring", and "The Old Beuna Grueser to have the proIrish Blessing." gram and Frances Goeglein, the Nancy Morris and Frances Goe· cont est. glein had officer rt'ports, dues were · Admln ion Prlc• PoRcY ~O IJ ~r~I 'I IIR AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR· MGM Alwnni planning banquet The annual Pomeroy High School Alumni Association banquet and dance has been set for Saturdav, ¥3y 24, at Meigs High School cafeteria. This year the as~iation wUI recognize past alumni presidents. However, all alumni records from the year 1972 through 1979 are missing and It Is rot known who served as president in the years or 1974, 76, T1 and 79. There wll1 he letters mailed to all members of reunion classes but some ol the addresses are outdated. Anyone having up-to-date ad dresseS soould contact April Smith or send a note with name. address andyeargraduatedtoP.O. Ibx:m. Pomeroy. 50# Dog Nuggets Only 19.50 25# Cat Fo od Supplt es We also have Canary & Gu tnea P1g Feed . lOW INTEREST llfFINANCIHG Homt Morl!llll lo<lll 911!% FtXm RATI Roger Hysell Garage lt. 124,Pomoroy Ohio Only 17.52 All Kind s of Pet WILL BE 11 ladies A Better Produtt. Oairq Better Health Club meets at Rock Springs Several health related ru:ttcies were read at the recent meetmg of the Rock Sprmgs Better Health Club held at the home of Mrs. .Beuna Grueser. . Frances Goegiem had the program with Helen Blackston readmg Is lower Prited with devotions using "Definit ion of prize. HOI1 iculture hints were given by Spring" and "Flowers Awakening" It was noted that the Garden club Mrs. Nicholson, and Dorothy Woowith Mrs. Weher reading "Easter meeting in April will he dlanged to dard had a display of seed and Rebirth " and giving an Easter · April 29 at 7: :ll p.m. catalogues. prayer. For roll call memlx>rs For the program Mrs. Robson Pauline Atkins had an arrang<>· answerEd with their favorite spring read "EasyCareChrysan lhemums ment "Welcome Spring Flowers." bloom from a fall bulb. for Glorious F'all Color", Margaret The cxchang~> rf. chrysanthf>mu ms Neva Nicholson and D:lrothy Parsons gave "Pruning F'mll by memtx>t·s was postponed until Woodard reportEd on the workshop Trees" and Pearl Canaday had an the April meeting which will bE> held on terrariums for the Friends and article oo bluebirds from the Ohio at the home of Robe11a Wilson. Flowers Club co-sponsorEd by the Department of Natural Rescurces. Rutland Club. The club voted to purchase an OAGC community sign. Pauline Atkins and Marie Denison provided flowers for churches during the month . Eva Robson won the traveling pr ize brought by Ann 700 NORTH SECOND AVE. Elizaheth 1\Jmer, and fr ta Ward MIDDLEPORT, OHIO wUI pmvide the April meeting 3 Announcements Business Services L._--------,.----------..---------"T'________ Pomero y, Oh10 Rutland Garden Club has recent meeting The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Ohio polls, Oh 46631 . R.. lable perwon to ~Mrtial mow 4 and la rg e yard. Call 614 -319 -2496 . Ewergre en . Sits on 'h tcre10T. ~ above ground twimmln8 ~1. ~ Government Jobs. 116 .040 - satellit e I VItem. 146 ,00 . 44& 3624 · ~; lrail~tr · trailer court 1&9. 230 • yr. Now Hiring. Call 805· 887 -8000 ht . R ·98051or currtnt federal lilt. E.. w A•embly Workl 1100.00 100 . Ouarant..d payment. No exparienot·no sal•. Dt1ail a s~d aelf· lddrttNd ltemp«f envelope: Eltn Vlttl-6847 3418 Enterpri.. Rd . Ft. Pierct, Fl pet' 33,82. E11y Ae11mbfy Work l 1100.00 "' 100 . Outrll'l1ttd Pt~yment. No experienoa·No ul•. Dttallt Nnd aelf-~dr•Md ttamped tnvtlope: Elan Vital · 715. 3418 EnttrPrite Rd , Ft. Pierce, Fl. 33'82 . PRIOR MILITARY SERVICE INDIVIDUALS--The Army ,NaUontl Guard nttdt you rveluable ellperitnce. Join Guard for a pat1-t lme job with many benlfits ll~e promotions, aducatk:anala• al1ten01 , Ntlrlmll'lt, lAd m1ny ... ... 30'·175-39110"' 1-800- t,• M2-31t8 . 3 Bedroom house on old 180 '" • 3 bdr . 2 batha, lergalot 18~~~o:l2 ' pool , 1 1/J mil e from hospital . Call 614 -446 -9765 , 1 -4PM . • ] bdr. ranch type ttousa. •;. Fn't. "' up Georges Crttk Rd from Rt l . , Ctll614 -448 ·4723. 3 bdr . 2 bath ranch. gar•l)t.1 fireplace . ucallent nalghbal· ,. hood. walking dtettnce tlty 1 ac,oo l. Reduced to 1111. Cell ~ 61,·046 -0388 Beeut lfu l brick rtnch. 3 bdr .. 2'12 bath . famHy room with flreplfSt, , 2 car oerage, 5 mllea from~ , Call 8 14-446 -0388. ,. &8 acr11 . Two-atory restored home . fu el oil fumece. woOdburner. 11one fireplace, ~- barn, gr1lnard , milk t1ous1. work 1hop ltf'ld otlltrbuildtnga. Aural wettr. Beautiful stttlnQ owrtooklng Raccoon CrMk. Rt 180 In Ewfngton . Shown bY tppofnt· •• ' -~ 1 • • mtnt onty . Call814- j88·1510. • ..:.:...:~-----...:.. - �.Page 8-ll18 Daily Sentinel ~1 LAFF-A-DAY Home• for Sale 61 Hou• for .... or rent. Cell !14·3e7·0242. Household Goods GOOD USED APPLIANCES W••h•re. drylfs, refr'aer~~tors. r•ngu . SktgQ• Appllanc:u . Upp~t River Rd . bNMie Stone Cr•t Motet 814-441 -7398 . ~------- · le- For rent or Mleon land contrect. bedroom horn~ loc.-dllt406 i Spring Ave .. Pomeroy. Ohio. 1200 . dtpoelt , 1271 . per rnonlh. Cell 114-753-4818. Whirlpool wuher t75 . GE Wltl'llf 1150, M•yteg dryer U5. WMtinghOUM drver t95, rwhlgltttor fro1tfNI 1125 , ,.... fr~erator •wc.to •mell t98 . ch•t ,,....., 195. 30 ~d't gea . In MidcttePort. 3 bedroom remo......._. home. Air condltionN. •rt aiding. lntuleted, fttnced-in yerd. ator~~ge bui~f. "Now, now, Mr. Hofer, it's just a little x-ray, nothing to worry about'" • ctoN to ICIIoola . Show by ~ IIIPOintment only. Call 114- H2·2012. 1 floor home, ttorm wtndOWI •nd doore. •luminum •iding, ntw root. new wiring. prege. :Good oondition. Cllll14·8t2· .1204. 4 room "ouM with ~th. 1 'h 'acres. et lnt.ruetin 1 43 & 7. :tum left. fll'lt green hlxl11 . Cell 114·992·7413 . R•toNd home. Vine StrMt, ,Recine. 3 bedroom~, beth. ~~­ . peling. wall eoveringa, draperi• ·included . New kitchen . ' UI ,OOO. Cell 114-949-2140 :after I weekdays . anytime .-...endl. 3 bedroom. 1 ltory frlmetlouH. g.-den. tcrt ptue. clolt to town. 304-171· 1480. Quellty built 1 'h ttOt)' TudOJ ltyle home on 5 wooded Krn. 10 minutMfrom Point Ple. . nt. S1nd Htl ROid , t88.000 .00. 304·895·3313 . 3 btdroom hom. in M•aon, ger-ee .,d b. .mllllt. nic. lot. HomatHd R..tty. 304·882· 2401 .. 304·111·1540. Stll or rent-New Ht\len. 3 bedroomt. 2 beths. fi"PIKe. gwage. U8 .500.00orUOO.OO month plut depo•t. 304·273· 2471 . 32 ~;;;:~~;:;;~;;:~~~:-r;;;:::;~~~~~~:-j 1 32 1978 mobile home. AC . •pplien· Cll, underpenning. nice 3 Nd roomt, 2 h.lll bltht, c•t 304875 -1418. 33 NEW AND USED MOBILE Farms for Sale 52 •cre t1rm including motMie home. ftnced woods and Pill· ture with .,...,.round W8tlll' tuppty . tillable KrMge, lJim, Med •nd com crib. r:or moq inforrNtion Pl.... cell 814· 191-1, 24. · 1972 14•70 3 bdr. home good · eondidon. but offer. Call 81 • · Lots & Acreage 2 • acr• building lot , city tchools. te .600 . CaU &14 -379· 2866. c.n 814 -379-2258. 50 •c,... ttnllll b8m . tobacco lllot,...,t. min.,..l rightt, rur•l Wltet', 30•·175-3128 . 1 .3 ICret leon 8tdtn Roed , l<W -•58-1920 after 8·00 PM . Re ntal s 41 Houses for Rent or 114 -317-0397 1981 Commodore44a14, 2br .. exc. cond. CtH 814 ·388·8621 . 1982 NllhUII 14d5, 2 bed· room, diningroom, glfden tub , 111 ges. C•ll 61 • ·317-0251 1fter 4,30PM . 1919 Elcono 121110. 2 bdr .. U ,600. C•ll614-446 -1611 . 1972 Buddy 1•h70, fumilhed, w•lher· dryer. 2 AC 't , mut1tell. being tr•ntf.,.,ld. 18,000 . C•H 114· 245 ·5830 etttr 15PM. 1970 Concord 121116 wtth exp.tndo, woodbuming stove, AC . refri9er•tor •nd sto'lle. 2 bldroorrw . 14,200. C•ll IU•· 441· 1192 . 1980 Lltt.rtv 14x54 , 2 bed· room. •pplianc•. underpinning, ••c.tlent condition. Mu.t b. movld , t7,500. Call 81•·•41 · 0983 Of 81 4·448 -821!5 . tl78 Bayview 14x70, 2 bed · room. b•th, tot•t electric, eir, woodburner . ••c efttnt condi· don . Cell 8U-U6 ·1•26 •fter 1,00 , 14.1t70 Fntivel, 2 bdr ., 2 tul bltftl . lots of c lo.. ts. utility niotn. AC . C•ll 814-441 -&241 ..,.,time. 1978 Ftirmont Bayview. 2 bdr .. llrQI ltvlngroom. din ingroom with built-in hutch , •pptiences, double oven. new carpet ir. m•ter bedroom . cumins. 2 porchn, underpinn ing. good eoftd.. mut1 ~1. make u1 offer. C•tl 814 ·245 ·5815 . •n 1983 HIPPY Houu 141168 , totll electric, 2•1 ootside Wlllt, underpinning. other utr11 . Prj. "t't trailer Park. for information SU-317·7438 . 1880 LibertY 14• 54 , 2 bed ream, untumiltled , vinyl underptnning Included Mutt MIL C1ll 304· n3 -&873 19715 Cemeron Mobil• Home for .. le. 12xeo . c.u 614 -992 - 1124 . 6 Court St. 3 bdr . Kitchen tumilhld. oo pet1, 1250 mo ., pl~n utiUtftt. 19ferencn • IMp· Olit. Call 614 -441·4928 or 114-448-!1&80 . 3 bdr. houu . furnished kitchen C•lll14·441·7026. Beeutiful new 2 or 3 bedroom hou11 . Alto ntw one bedroom turniiMd tplrtment in Mlddl• port . Call 814 -9*2·5304 or 114 ·992 ·5681 . J bedroom, dining room , cat · p11ed . utility room, ttor•ge buikting. nice klt . Mt . Vernon A~ .. Pt. Ple..ent. w.v •. C•ll 614·992·6858 . FOf ~t wittl option to buy . 3 btdroomt. built ;, kitchen. 2 cer g•llife. 1220.00 month , diP· osit, New He'llen . 304-882 · 2888 . 2 bedroom tK~u11 . New Heven. cloH to ect\ool, I 186.00 plus deposit. 30•-ee2-21583 42 Mobile Homes for Ront Futnish«<, ceble. be•uti1ul river · view , in KtnMIQI, 00 city tillS FottM Mobile Horm P•rll.. Call 814 -448-1102 . In Eurelll nice a clun, ~rt fum ., eduhl onty , no Pttt. l180 mo . Dep. req. C•ll IU -251 1131 Of 814-251 -1291 . Furnished 2 bedroom trail•. t160 deop , 1175 month , Neiglh· borhood Rold . Ctll 814·446 · 9735. 2 bdr. mobile home. Call 514- 448 -0390. SPRINO SPECIAL-1982 1411152 2 bldroom, vinyl undtrJ)Inning, tie downs , 111110 porch and electric entrenct1 •ervlce. bct4· lent condit ion. Call 114-992 · Apartment for Rent J ACKSON ESTATES AP~RT ­ MENTS lEQUII Houttng Oppor· 1unity) monthty 19nt 1t1n1 I t t171 lor 1 bedroom 1nd t212 for 2 bedroom, d1p01h 1200. located n11r Spring Yell., Piau M'ld Foodhlnd. pool endCtble TV IVIIIIIble , office houri .. I)OIIible10 1m to 4 pm and7 pmto a pm Mond..,· Frid.,. Cell 114448 -274& or I•~ m-..ge Ni'*V fumtlhld moble home. Iff. 8pt., central lk •nd he~ tn city, tduhs only. Ctlll14 ·4~1 · Rldecoretld apt .. 2 bdr.. t17S onty. CMI 304-1715-5104 or 304·111·8381. front end rl8r. New 10a20 alUminum ewntng. 1 onty. tall. CeH Kkttlburv Home Sel• 11 Fum . •pt. 919 2nd. Ave. Gdi· poh . thtlre be1h. •lntle t110 mo .. Yfiliti• paid. Cal 304·171·2331 c.. ----------~-----· Hoi,.,. Ptf'tl 12•18. e 11 pando e11 12. 3 bHroomt, porch, un· ....,ann6ng, new hNt pump, tots of em•. will ...1 ch•IIP· 304- n 3 •• 1 34· '78 P•rt Avenue. 2 pon::h .wNngt. , . . c.,. and Yndtr· m•. 441·4411 oflor 7pm. 2 bdr .. nRr SiNer Brldae Plut. Nloe cerplfling. wtWr • gtr•b- "'' plld. Col 114-441-7021. Untumlthld 2 bdr. In Crown City. CIIII14· 2151 -8UO. Upttsln U~nfumiah.d tpt .• C:llf· .,..... UtlltiM peld, no chlkken, no pill. C.U14·448·1137. APARTMENTS . mobile homes. haute~ . Pt. Pl•.. •nt •nd G•llipo· til. &14· 441 -8221 APARTMENT FOR RENT Now •cceptlng appllc •tiont tor rentel •penmenta in M•son Ap•rtment• limited. Two bed· room 1per1ments •• t199 .00 l)8f month . Rent•l rtt• mtv be higher depending on income. Housing will ba IIV8il8bleto ..c:h •pllicate r~ardlns to their r•ce, color, reli9ion. M• or n•tur•l odv in . lnternted •pplic•nts should c•ll 304· 773 -501 1 or conttct Denise St,.._, or W1lttr Ju.tice 11 theMe in Ottic.. 1171 Brice Aoed , Reynold•~urg , Ohio 43088 or c•ll 114 -86!4-4151 4. Apt . 3 room1 !a ~th . no pets or childr•n. Ctll 1ft1r 4 :00 nMty remodeled . 304 ·675 ·3449 . 45 Furnished Rooms For rent SIIIJiing Rooms •nd liQht houN k...,lng rooms . P1rk Ctntrel Hot1l. C•ll 114 ·441 · 0755 Houtekeoeping room. •1 115 mo . utillti.. patd, rent•· r.tr6g .. sinvl• m•l•. lh•re b•th. 919 2nd. Ave .. G•llipolls. C•ll 441 · 4411 •ft•r 7pm. 46 Space for Rant COUNTRY MOBILE Home P11tl. Route 33 , North of Pomeroy. Lsrvelotl. C•ll814-192·7479 . Treillf tpaclt. 1rn11ll children •cceptld. MWif •nd wster tumished. locust Rd . beck of K • K, 304-175-1071. Mobil home lot tor rent , ' " et Mowr•y• Upholat...-. . M11on County Felr Groundt Of phon• 304-8715-4164 . Tr"iiM spac• G1llipolil Ferry. w11er . tr•lh pick up . 304 -8715· e:J36 Of 1715-3248 . 47 Wanted to Rent large hou1e In the count ry with tom• • cr. .ge C•lt 814-UI 1271 M e rchandise Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Glllipoll•. N.w & ul«< wood-co•lstovn. I pc wood LA 1Ui1e 1399 , bunk beds 1199 . anlron r.clin•• t99 , ntw & ulld bedroom sui1tl. rtng11, wrin ger welhM• . 6 tho• . NM livlngroom M.1 it11 1199 -U99 . lemps , 1tso buying co81 & wood llov". CtU 114-446 -3159 . LAYN E'S FU,.NITURE Sotu and chllir1 priced from 12815 to t895 . Tebl... 1150 and up to 11215. Hld•·• · btdt. l390 . •nd up to fll50 .. eot• Md• 1145 , Recliner• , U215 . to 137 5 . Lamps from 121 . to 11215 . pc. dinett• from 1108 ., to 4315. 1 pc. 11 II .,dup. Wood llble with lti x ch.V. t28& to n•a. D11tc 1125 up to 1375 . Hutc:ht1, 1110 . lun6! Mel complete with m•ttrHHI, 1275 . lnd L41 to 1395 . lllby bids, t1 10 . M•ttre•••• or bo x tpringe , tu11 or twin , 183 ., firm , 173 . end 183 . Qulin Mit, U25 . led tram•. 120 .end 1215 . 10 gun · Gun ctiJineu. t3150 . o.. or tfectTic r1ng.. U75 . llliby m•ttr• .... Ul • 141 , bed frtm11 •zo, ue. • 130. k6nt fr•m• e10. Oood Mltctlo" of bedroom rodl8f'l. metal clbinMI, held· boards 138 & up to ttl. 111""· UHd Fumltur• ·· o......,, & bed, Trundlt bed, metel offiCit dMkt. 2 bclr., fum ., fOOd loCitfon, 3 mi... out ll.llev... Rd . Op• pold . Col 114·441· · hm to lpm, Mon. thn1 Sat. onnln,. 304 ·171· 2"1 or 1417 _ 4,30. : 71.7 I . . 4 room fumilhed end 5 room unfumitl'l.cl ept1. tor rent . Ctll 8 14 ·992 -5434 or 304-882 2611 . 51 121181 &huh. 2 bedroom. front dffting room , rtlled penel cell· lng, new fumiture n 1ilable. MOillE HOMES MOVED: in· sured, renoneble rat•. 1 bedroom unfurnilhed apt. with stove. r.t .. w•shllf . dryer . All utiiti .. pd . exc.pt electric. Quilt country sttting . 12 milu nonhwest of Pomeroy on U.S· l3.C•II 114·992· 2807 •fter 1 :30 p.m. Bed fnme, m•tc:fling 9 drtwer m-....,. 2 nit• stM~dt, b•r •nd • 1toola, table endcheireendother things. 49302 Manu•l Rd . Re· ctn t . Phonii14· 247-445B . Pic:kens Used FurniNre. Good qu•lity u"d furniture. Oplrt 9 to & or c.sll for eppor.tment. 304·1115·8483 or 875· 1•50 . G•• clothu dryer, h.. vy duty, ••c. cond, 304·176-4289 . 52 CB, TV, Radio Equipment 12 ch.-anel two WI¥ VHF bolt rtd io with 111 ltttchmentt. t1150 .00. 304 -175 -8004. 54 Misc. Merchandiee Ctlllhll'l 't Used Tire Shop . Ov~t 1 .000 lir•. llzu 12, 13. 14 , 15 . 16. 18 .5. 8 mil• out Rt . 218 . C•lll11& -251·82151 . Electtolu x v•ccuum dten•• . A· 1 condition · tttechments . Av•illble tt 172 .00 . C11h or cerms trrenged . C1R 114· 245· 91115 or 30•·875-8?99 . Plutic cittem stat• approved . pllltic septic tanka, plutic culverts. met1l cutv.rt1. •II eap1. Ron EvtntEnterpriles, JICkiOn. Oh. 114·288 ·1930. 1978 Model Dodge Colt .nd baby goatt . C•IIJ14 -. . 6 -0159 tf11f 15 . ~~ For .. it 900 lb . toblcco poun · deg•. 10 ctntl per pound . C•ll 614-448-3169 . Antique a modem furniture: ltrvt whfte tnKrtme ttbl•. l1rg• room shetf. gluswtre. Ctll 614-448 -8398. o..,, 197• John do•., 360 8-8 W8';' bled•. Long aupM two 5N I btclchot. 1989 GMC 6500 Hri• V-8. 61P(l . Clb 6 c:fiM..,. , 1978 Ford Fe irmont . C•ll 814 · 266-1905. 6 HP ch1in drNe rototiller. torwere • riYene. Ilk• ntw f2U . Puth plow a cultfvltor t26 . Compl11e 40 gttlon KQUI· rium system 1100. Cel 614 US -0871 . Bobby M•c car ~eet , real uood cond., U5 . C1ll 814 -258 · 1932 . FirMIIIIOOd 100% o ... 135 •load , 132 for 5 or more . Call 614 - 448 -0373 . 1 y..r otd lilly tirtPiact insert . UOO . Ctll &1 · ·441· 71 OS . 46aq .yd . gold co lor w•llcarp ... Celll14-448·8024 . Twin bedroom suite, 19friglfe· tor. dlnt of dr•wera . freuer. rochr . que.., springs • m•t · treu. r•cliner, goH clubtc. Cell 814 ·44&·3224 . Good used wooden' perU bins. C•ll Swisher Implement, 814 · ue .a.7& . H•lf Prlce l Fluhing errow Pgns t2991lighted . non-•rrnw 12791 NonHghtld 1229 1 FrM llfleral Only few lift See locally. 1 (800) .23 -0183. anytime. TONY ' S GUN REPAIRS. hot dip rlbluling. Ill typM of gun•mith work. flit Mrvlc• . 304-87ti· 1--------- 114·.&41·0322 HALF PRICE I Fl11hing •rro w ~n• 12991l'ghted , non -errow 1279 1 Nonl~hted 12291 F,... lett•nl On l.w lift. SH lo ctlly . 1 800 142 3 · 0183 . enytirnt . Surpltla - Den im · Army - Rant•l Clothing. Sho• 8oott •II tile•. Ill yllr H..vy Clothing. S•m Sorntrville't , hat · Rften•· wood, Junction · lndiPII'Idl· lt'lce ROid · Old Rt. 21 . Fr i. Evenings , Set ., Sun., 1 :00· 7:00 p.m. tD5teount Politic.sl Advertising Sp-.:JaltHK at FrectkJn Ofittnel Cost 304·1715·3334 1 Metal l11h1 , smell ~rllonll mi lling mech ln• . Mig wt4der. Rldl•l lfm drill 30•· 411· 1920 efter &:00 PM P'••· 814-388-8720 •200 .00. 304·812 ·2012. AKC Poodle puppl... h•ter speci•l. 2 m•le •nd 2 t.mtlt. n c.u 11 ....... ft .Q497. 1_14_·_99 _ ,2·_114 _ 38_ ._ __ _ _ - Burrot. Cute. funy. long·lttfld Eut• burro•. 2 Jtdll and 1 Jenny. C•ll 114 -742· 28n. One AKC registered Shettie (Mintture Colliel flm~le, 10 -'• okt 11711 .00. 304·571-2712 . 4 yetr ofd Nigiltlred Sorrell Ouerter Ottdlng. to dtr profes. Mon .. training. Regi11ered 10 month oW Quart• Cott. Good confirmation. Mll -*1 Rteaone· bly. r .trlll S uppli i~S & LIUt: >l il ck Coli 114-218 -1122. 6 yur old rMN horlllnd 2 yelf old App1lolhl colt, pot1t011. 304-111-4137 . 61 Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U.S . 35 W•t Jectcaon, Ohio . 814 -211-1411 . M1ssey Fervuaon. New Holl•nd , 8uth Hou Sel• l Servic:e. Ovtr •o used tractors to dtoose ftom a COfY1)111e line of MW' & ulld equipnwnt. Lllrv••t •lect:ion In S.E. Ohio 64 Hey & Grein Hey for 1111 or trade. Round & equ.re blllt. Can ~lvtr. Ctl Tom Stu~. 114-388-8178. 72 245·!121 . Ohio . Cell 81.·MI·97n. ~• · 614-441·3592. Up front triC · tors with wenanty over 11 uHd 388·9117 . large round .,.._ o• hly. C•n dauv... uo. Coli 814·992· 7401 . 1r1Ctort, 1000 IOOit. Good milled hty, 1 .11 • bttle. 815 M•'"Y Fergu10n 2.a dlnel. 2 tpd . trtna. live po._..,, 1pin outs. po_..r steering. C.H 114- Coli 114·949 ·3019 •""' 1:00. 340 lntemttional VICtOr whh plowt 6 mow.r, U .415 . Ctll 814·211-1122. 4020 John Deere Dl•el whh cab . Mult ' " to •ppreciate. t5995 . 6 Bottom lntemetionll Plowt. t491 . 10ft. Birch WhMI Dilc. t79B. TO 30 Ferguton Tr•ctor. 11995 . 3 point Fergu· .an R..... 11&96. New Holl.,d H Balllf. 1660. Ext:r• CIMn. 2 row M111ie Ferguton Corn Pl~nter . 1295 . MtHil Ferguson Mower. 1195 . Ctll 114 -211 · 8522 800 Ford Tr•ctor. high end low range. live hydr•uNct. exttt CINn, new Nbblf , 12950 . 2 bcmom pfowt, 1295. 5 f1 , Ford Bush Hog. e350. 2 row cultiv•tor, 11915. I ft. newSiid~t81ade, 1175. Boom Pol•. 1•1. 501 ford Mower. I.SO. Ctll 114- 286-1522. EZE -Fiow 14 ft . ltrtilller· lime spre•der with •eeder •tt•ch· ment . New condition . Alto 38 i1ch , 10 HP riding l ~nmower . C•III514·742· 2Bn. 185 Mtuie Ferguson ctb .-ad «actor. Extra nlc1 . Mallie Ferguaon mower. 7 ft . bar. 1595 . John Deer• r•k.e . 18915 . New Holl•rd 88 b•ler. 1896 . 8N Ford with t'tlgh •nd low rtnge. New rubber . I s.eve I . Two 12 ptowe. 1296 . 2 row cultlveter. 1198 . 3 point _.jufllble dl1e. 1295. Post hole divliJ• · t196 . Cell 614 ·286 ·1122 . John Deere model 50 m1nure spre.der flOO . Almon new f•rm w-eon 15ft . bed, used pofl hoi• d'gger 3 pt .• 6ft. 3 pt. brueh hog new t460. 1 11t new ttock. rech for 8ft. pick -up truck . 14 ft . tlumlnumJon boat. Ukenew with or whhout motor. S6ngle14 in . 3 pt . ptow. 3 pt . subaolltr. Rober1 Hill , Racin1. Ohio. C•ll 114 ·949 -2013 lntemetion•l600 C dozer whh I WIV 7 ft . blldl 1nd roll Clb. Excellent condition, l•s thin BOO hours on lK!it . 19000. C•ll 814-898-7UB •fttr 5:00. Beforeyou buy yourne11t trtctor. Clll tht belt pric:e, Sid1r1 EQU·· ment Comptny, Htndereon, W. v•. 301&-675-71&21 . 2 row mecta. ••n~pt.nter 300 gel. wet• tenk llkl new 11000. 62 " tO*CIO Of IOrMto 11ickl 11 c•ntt. Morg1n '1 Woodltwn Ferm. At. 3&, 304-8715-1281 or Pol• Building Speciet mtny color~ tnd ll1n. 01" for low prictl, 614 -245-9141. MF h•y bind. MF 2 bottom plow. h.,_ '"-•· New Holl~nd 7ft. reer mower, polt hoi• digger. 304- 896·3410 . Ducu -Ama lawn end gtrdtn tr•ctors end -.uiprnent. letore you buy c:hedl with us on the t'tortepow., you nHd. W• hn• B. 10 . 11 . 13. 14. 18.17. 191n different slus 1nd mower wldthl. We htve co~act di11M triC10rt 6n Hp r.ngt11 , 21, 32 . Buy where yoo can get llerVIc:e •d parts. Keefllf't Service Ctn· tet , St . At . 87, Point Plulent ond Ripley Rood. pllono 304· 895-3874 . Ouat•~INt Tr~etora ttnd Ftrm Equ~rNnt . Don't buy beto,. you give Ul 8 try, . . Cln MY1 you money on IYI'Y de... ptu• buy whtfe ¥01.1 Cln 111 pertl and ltr'li ~ . I HOUr MWmodef311 , • row com ptanllfl, th-v- hwt bean t•ted for .t yeett. Keef~te ServlceC.-.ttr, St. Rt. 87, Pokrt Pluunt .nd Ripley Road . phon a 304-195-3874. O.rdln WKtDr tnd eveythlng. Antique ~t and min engine. 2 11W rig• . 2 bt8d• 8nd 2 befte, phone :104-461· 11541 . Wanted to Buy For -'e 900 II. tobacco poundege. 50 canu " ' pound. Ctll 114·441-31&1 . 814·441·2713 . livestock Pl111e horH. g~Hilng , wiH wott;, t300 . Ctll 114 · 2111·1210. ptgs for • •· jult we.ned, male me.\ and femllt , Clltr•ted 1nd Bloc*, IM1ok, mortar 1nd aonry tuppllll . Mounwln 8t1t1 llod<, Rt. 33, H..., , W. v • . 304·812·2222 . wormed . 4189. e3o.oo. 30• ·1715.. 1980 Chevy ,.. ton, 4 wh... drive . 3150 autotnlltic. Cal eu. 211 ·1917 .. 114·992 · 3e85 H•v tor ult. 304-895·3450. Mulcti ..V tnd IUIW, 304·175· 11088 . 1971 South Wind motor home Completety •lf·eontt6n.t . Low milet . Mut1 ..u. C•ll 814-9921!808. Autoa for Sale 815 MonteCarfo, powt~ratMring, power bulk•. 1ir. cruise, 30& V· B. Ollt'etdthtet r•ns. 1111'110. C1R 114-379·2112 . 1983 Plymouth Turilmo 2 dr., 5 spd .. 37,000 mila . C•ll 114· 379· 2728 . 1978 Plymouth Furv 2 dr . new Tiempo ttr11. 1lot of new pe,s. noise in _,gin e. Slit ortrld•for t.et offer. SN It: 1710 Ct'tt· them Aw ., O.llipolit, OH. 1982 belg• Chevtttt Scooter, '12 Ptlimino QmPM" .... at 207 4th St. . M110n. W. V•. 1980 Toyota trudi: 5 apd .. AM ·FM. becUin•. tow miiMae. e~ece l lent condition, t3 ,15d0. 1918 Chtyy Luv, 4 ll)d .• AM , wife rim•. sporty, •1 ,199. John's Auto Sal•. But.ville Ad .. G•INpolls, Dh. 1985 Ford R.,ger. AM · FM CUI.tte, I 1plild. Grut g• 1971& Chevy half ton truck, I ty"l, 3 tpe.j euto, f114da eome wOO , U7& .00 . 304-191·3075 11 ir evenings 1 :00 to 1 :00. 1872 Chevy hMf ton truck. u .ooo.oo . 304· 418·1920 ••. t1r &:00 PM . '77 Ch•vy pick up truck . t950 .00. 304-1571-2596 . 1981 Dottge Ch•lenger PC. cond. t3 ,000 ot belt off.,. C.l 4PM, 111.· 211· t948 . •ft., 114·319-2424. 1981 Plymouttl TC3 klw mi· IHae, ..c.. llnt condltk»" - Cell 77 Ford van convlf'tld. C1t1 814·441·1501. 82 Monte Carlo t-top PS, P8. 198& Chevy S-10 bluer good oonditlon . Cal 8;4 . ]1.7.1894 Itt It 8:00PM. 191M Ford LtD •uto, elf, AM FM, 13,599 . John' aAutoSel• . Ruleville Rd ., O•lllpolis, Oh . 1979 Ford Pinto 1725. C1ll Ven1 So 4 W.O . 1979 J"fl ChMOkM, 4114 , 310 3 epeed , W'l' good condition . 11900 . C•ll 814 -742 -H.W. 74 Motorcycles 3324 . 81 Subono OL 3 dr . hotcl1, 6 opd., AC, AM-FM, 30 MPQ, intidtli... ,......., norult, 7SIC mille, 12. 260 or beet otf•r. C.l 114-.WI· 1104. 1881 Hondii&O cultom. 1911 S"'ukl GS 110 G fully dr•ncl . 1183 Hondo CB 1100 F. like new. onty 1,100 mW• . larvlin buys. C.lll14· 448·0148. 71 Super Glidt new cultom front, new cwerhaul. to11 Ptrll, good sh•pe. C•ll 11•· 2158 - 11009. 1911 ChiiV'f II SS vory good ,cond. bell offer. C•ll 81•· 441- 7141. 1984 Bronco II pertect condl· tlon, 11,000 mlltt, 11 ,000teu then • .,.,... book. C1ll 114- .&48·0148. 191, """· C.M 114·441 -3828 . 1881 CM 400 Hondt. Bougtlt new .,. 1184. Fectory custOm, mag whM!a. Large tank. cut1om ..... paint. 12.t0 careful mites. Atwtye ger111d. Uka new. mint oondHkm. t1000. CIH 814- t1200. Coli 814·742·2772 . 1111 F"'d Elite •100 . Call 114 ·992 -!128 or 814·992 · 15842 . 1 871 Dodg• Dan t4110. 304· 1118 ·3838. 1981 l 21 C.men:t, 350 IUtO, T·101>. good mnd. - ·171· 2111. 1180 MuiiWig , ltandard, 4 cyl, 11 ,000.00. 1173Pintoforpart 1 f100 .00 . C1ll eftlf 5:00 PM 304-198-3012 . 1111 Hondt Prllude. 1171 Ford Mutt.tg. Oood ooncl, nil 304- =-:-:-~-=---11114 N - lon1n. 21 ,000· miiM. ... - 304·118·7101. · U.3150 .00. 918·4149. TonDs Moped for ..... 2 llfletd, aut:orNtlc:. Exc:Mtent condition. Priced 10 •II. 118& . C.H 114· 143·1425. 1113 Hondo Sh-w V750 CC . 8100 mu... e.cett... tconditlon . Prl<:o e11110. Coli 114-941 · 2437. 1 StiLL. CAf..l'T MAF:r 1Hf. KtiJD cr IJO,JE.Y 1111\T AU.O.\JS 1£10 !<SJECr 1111\T KIIJD Ck Llffi AffORD WE. Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uneonditionll lifetime gutrln· tH. locef r.t..,~ fun'llthMI. Fr" ..timet... C•lf coltct 1·114·237·0488, day or ~ht . Rogers B•s•ment Wlttf'Prooting. MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP SOMETIMES 1 w:JNQE;R IF I WAS WISE m DECIDE 10 BECVME A GERM-5 IDMPER . Otw' l Hornt lmprovtmtnta. Vinyl, •luminum gutter• & cu• tom trim . 17 yean npMience. Call e1 4 -44e-9.a87 304·171-4437 .. 171·3314. 1182 Hond• V41, 710CC , 2 .114 Kturll milel, ••c: cond. 12.000 .00 Of bHt ofter. 304- 17!·2804. FRIDAY EVENING S II) ·PM MagaZine CD Al ias Smith and Jones ({) Good-1 h c ll\letlng, b•sem.,ts. tootlrt, drivew•v•. septic unlit , lertdlcep inQ . c.n •nytime 1144·1· 41537, Jtm• L Oevilon. Jr . owner. Boata end Motora for Sale {fl) MacNeil-lehrer Newsh · our C!l <Ill Divorce Court 1D Be'"oy Mill" General Hauling Jem11 Boys W1ter Service Alto pools fillld . c.n 81•-ne -1 141 or 114 ·441· 1175 or 114-441 - Coal, llmtstone. grw•l. ecc. Delivered 1 ton tnd up. Jim I.MIIIf. 304 -578-1247 or 1715- 1lon, 14 ,200. Coli 114· 211 · 1410. 7397. 11 ft . Tomboy ba11 boet. 1874 BOHP Ewn.uH. loll of .extrtt. 87 0171 . Con.,.., 1:00, 11 4·381· 1711 . 11W Crlt Creft V-bottom 11U 2172 . Inboard .....,• • 40 geugee, llli blr, 'TI Unco-. Contlnentll Town Car. el po'"', CNIM, dtt whMI. 114-797·2788 . boot 2 10pa. 312 cu.ln . 22! HP tal tank. an t,.w.,. CeM RW __If•· AM·FM ...... 11U Coble Motof'boet wltti Htloflft lghtl. ntW 1,_, bat· twy. lwlll•. patnt. ftc. h e 1rollw. 15 H.P. EvlnrudO. N lft'lltl114-941·2101 •moum of oltw 1:00 Col •o'n• '""'· p .m. miert) A vetera n New York 9:60 Sho.ws Th et C h llinged TV '. (g) Bob Newhart 7:35 (I) NBA Basketball: Wild Card Game · 8 :00 0 C2) (jJ) MOVIE: 'Tho a nd W e bster p la n re 1.1en ge whel:' Web ste·r takes th e bl a me fo r on e of Geo rge 's b ad h abits. f» Cl) MOVIE: ' Roman Holi· !]) Man fron, U.N.C.L.E Cil Cil C!l <Ill (Ill News Upholstery TRI IT ATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1113 Sec. A~. . Gtlllpoli• 114-446 ·7133 o r 114-448 : a 1833. a A M Furniture Msnufecturing. St. At. 7, Crown City, Oh . C•ll 114-281·1470, c •t ht. 114· 448 · 3~31 . Old • new Uphosterld. (]) Father Know• Beat 11:45 7:00. m;n.)( R). 11 :50 ([) Night Trecka In Ste reo. 12:00 ill But of Groucho (J) College Hockoy: NCAA Division I Champion•hlp (I) En tlrtalnment Tonight Co ve reg e of tt't e 58t h An nual Acad e my Aw a rd s .' fJl ill MOVIE: 'Cannonball' liD MOVIE: 'Crouourrent' C!l i!21 ·MOVIE: 'To Bo An· nouncltd ' 12,3Q D ~ ~ Fddoy N;gh1 VI· 28 Rive r (Sp.)·· 30 Present · 31 Seago ing · 32 Mou"tain • attachment cresl 26 "Th(' Vnke 36 Rotwrt _..:. of llw - • 38 llrilw 27 Plank 40 Sphl<' 16 Family · 5 ~:=~· . · meniber 6 Salfor 18 Young . 7 Applause sheep 8 K(lee cap 19 .._ for . . 10 Forget it! Sergean4<" ' 12 Lawful ·21 Dock·· 17 SoUl ( Fr.) 23 Cougar 24 !'ieee 25 Roo! workt'r's D C2) Too Cl9sli for Comfun . I]) Compbolls (]) Fi'ohln' Hoi• · I])®" Hoe Hew · fll ffi Smell Wonde• (]) Wild America (j]} Nowtor'a. Apple (CC) Ire Flatow t:tudi es th e mec h imic:l of musc: l8s a nd Bit· . plaiiu w"hy sta rs fall . Ill <Ill -S ana Gold [IJJ ora o tlvlnli · G (]) Feera and II•• of Nature (j]} W ild Amo•loo CRI At tt'lt Movlll 8:00 D C2) IIJJ Glmmo o B•eok N e ll' s rc.man1ic d inn e r with h e r b o yfriend is d isrupted wh e n s he g et& l tuck baby· si ttin g a group of ch ildren . In Stereo. (I) MOVIE : ' Givt Ut Be rabba•r n u m and Hlgg in• g ather a loc a l softb a ll team to fight a tycoon 's team for pon e s l ion of Ro b in 's Neat . (60 15 PortugUese shrlne . t~le 4 "I'll - Hy" 20Vetch EVEN ING fl) III® Tax ; ClJ Cil Magnum, P.l. Mag· 3 Te•as 3/29/86 7 :30 Hlghllgh11 bird l4 Choleric Orets' Stereo. C!J Spor1a Center CD WKRP In Cin c innati ([). Austin C ity Lim iU : Ro~r McGuinn I Ka te Wolf II) (}) ABC N•wa Nlghtline (!Jl Trapper John , M .D. . necked mu!Mt · SATURDAY @ WKRP In Clnclnnl11 11 :30 D ~ IIJJ Tonlgh1 Show In . (CCI 2 Long· Jl<*lry :s · crete Cowboys' c ures a dyirig · k ing .and is g ranted a_· rewa rd . (60 m tn .) Golf: Tournament Pleyers Chemq lonah lp 13 Love [IJJ INN Nilwo 4 :00 (!) Womlinl Baekttball: 1 986 NCAA Womens Bas· kotball ChampionshiP [IJJ MOVIE:"'Lucky Jo•dan· 4 ,30 I]) MOVIE: 'Pr_ldo of the All's Well Thlt Enda·Willl A p Oor . d o ctor· ~ dBUQhter 0 (() Fame II Vic hy govt. . DOWN premier I Lean·to fl) III MOVIE: 'Captain carey. u .s .A: . 2:15 ® CNN Hood line Nows 3:00 I]) MOVIE: 'Rod S1olllon' (]) SportsConto• (j]) Comedy Break 3:30 (]) M11do SportaLook I'll III MOVIE: 'Tho Con· . Blue fll iii (I) MOVIE: '01' •. Who: Vengeance· of Verds· · · (Bl News · ACROSS . 42 Bring joy 1 DllllCe srep.43 Back or 5 cessation the neck 9 Troy name «Run away . (]) Dick Clark's Nitettme t.m Eyewftneu New• (j]) Tho Shekeapoaro Hou• Hosted by Walter. Matthau: @ MOVIE: 'The a;ngo long Traveling All-Stars and Mo1or King s· (I) Flipper CIJ .. (IIJ Mr. Belvede re a Veers to Earth ' 111 1!21 News fl) III Bonny Hill Show 11) SCTV Twmg~t Zone In (ill Wall Strae1 Week Louis Rukey se r an alyzes th e ·80's w it h 11 wee kly review o f econ o mic end invest· me nt m aners . (J) 700 Club (!) Womena Bal ketball: 1986 NCAA Woman s Bill· ketball Championship (]) Star Search Cl) ® MOVIE: ' Na11onal lampoon' • Vaca ti on' {R). (]) Statewide (]]) Great Performances: Barnateln Conducts Haydn's ' M•s• In Tim• of Wer' Th e B avaria n State Aa d10 Orchestra an d Ch o· ru s perform tn th e Basllik a Ottobe u ren Chu rc h In Mu n· ich . (60 m in .) In S tereo. (l) Puttin' on the Hits CIDI MOVIE: ' Fivo MIIUon N•ws To Be Anno unced Laura 1!1 mis1ake_nly kid· napped by goons while she is running in a tria,hlon ._ (60 min.) In Stereo. ~~.u·•·af by THOMAS JOSEPH rn Dob;o Gllllo 1 ,oo III INN New• Newawa,ch 1 1:00 D ~ NowoCon1er' Stereo . ()) MaeNeii·L•hrer Newsh· '(fi) Washington Week in ReView (CC) Paul Duke Is join e d by top was.hingto n journ a lis ts analy zi!'l g th e week 's n ews Cl) (12) Changed Lives !60 m;n.) (A) . 12:50 CI) Night Trackl In Stereo. e~e a mi n e d . @ 10:30 (I) fl) [I) day· 0 Cil ® Semu el Jo"' n,oh , whos e b iography Boswell w ould e ventua lly wr ite. (60 m in .) . (j]) Te Maori: A Celebration ·of the People end Their Art . The native Poly nesia n peo· ple of New Zea land and th e ir artistic 'treasures are nlfilht Pete r S tre uss lo oks at the s uc cess of 'I Love lu c y· in part six of 'The 20 (I) Rox Humbanl Spoclol (I) Snook Preview 10:00 II C2) IIJJ Rtmlngton S11ie0. I]) Newo 8 1!21 CNN Nows 2:00 D C2) NowoCente• I]) 700 Club m ~ ets ® WhHI of Fortune OJ (J1l Enttrtalnmant To- IIJJ All io fol'glvon M c G a rr ett po ses as a scient ist in an effort to capture h is ne m e s i1, W o Fat. 1 :30 While Colt recuperates in a hospital bed, How ie "be· co mes wrapp~d up in a murder plot involving a re· tired movie hero. (60 mi n.) (I) Boawtll'o London Jou•· ne l Author James Boswell C2) D Cil McGs"'" S1eve World Cup Wres11ing and Volltyball 10:00 (I) CBN Nowo Tonigh1 Cil 1!1 1!21 Tho Fall Guy (CCI (I) Agony . Sound of Mus ic' (CCI (A) (}) Oorl!l Day's Best Friends · ([) Webster (CCI I<: atherine 1 2:45 D Paula finds it uncomforta ble baing roman1ic with Matt in the presence of his daughter Sonia. offic er. CIJ 9:30 deos In ~tere o . CIJ Bill Cosby St'tow (I) ABC News Nightl lne @ MOV IE: 'Bo•obboo' patrol man eag e rly awa it· ing ret ire m e nt is t ea me d w it h a you ng , by-th e-book (I) MI'I._Tyler Moore • (]) (§) New Newlywed · oame Ill Cil (Ill Jeopardy , 1!21 M•. Sunshine (CCI (Premiere) An acerbi c col leg e professor struggl e s to rebu il d his life after an ac cid ent leaves h im bl ind . (I) Wal l Stroot Week Louis Aukeys er a na lyzes tt'te '80' s w itt't a weekly review of ec o no m ic and invest m en t maners. 1!1 1!21 JCHI Bash (CCI (P"" au• 85 Ken '• W•ter Servtce. Wells cistern•. pool1 fl"ed . Phon. 114·367 -0123 or 814· 31:1 n4 1 night Of day . 1911 Ch..,.moto 17 ft. op11,1 bow with ntwty rebuih 11n 140 HP hlnruclo, good condl· Basketball: Cotton Tail Ill ClliiJJ Wheel of Fonune (I) Nightly Business Report (!Ql Eytwitnlst N•ws londoeljllng . 304 -578 ·2010 . Excavating Womens 9:30 1986 NCAA Womens Bes· kt1ball Championship ()) Entertainment Tonight Coverag e of th e 58th An· n ual Ac ad emy Award s. fl) CD Hart Comes Peter Ing hot ,., 10011-1 304· 871·2088 .. 17&· 7311. 83 C!l 3/28/86 AINGLES'S SERVICE . e111p .. rlenctd c•rpenter. electriclen. muon. painter. roofing (Includ- Clerk Plumbing .nd H11ting. 18 yeiJt uperienct , unstop drtins. New -remodellng - rep•lr wortl . Phone 304 -812 -2012 FOI(CIBL.Y RETIRED. Er •ening Television Listings--------------------------------------~--· F•m T,... Trimming. ttump removal. Ctll304-17&-1331 . 441·4417 I THINK YQJ SHOULD BE EVERYecoY 'SHORTY~ THIN65 ,..._, ......J.IL.... ,, " 2.a54. Cor . Four1h 1nd Pine G• lllpoija, Ohio Phone 114-448 -3888 or 614 - I <:rET TO CALL KNOW WHAT ~ECF"THE JOB IS"' 304·1'8· 2398 o• tU-441 · CARTER'S PlUMBING AND HEATING SHOE'S. I L IKEBE6T landac:eplng evergrMne. lhldli 6 fruit tr . .. Mulch t315 . 2 rnilt1 Nonh of Silv• Bridge. Cell 11~ · 441 ·81 ..... Plumbing & Heating A PAIR OF 'rt.JCKY ABCUTTH 15 Hlfdwood Floors . Sending a retinithlng. Ptrllt 1nd toung1& groov•. Free •dmat•, ret•en · c.. neileble. Witlerd • Dtvid Bl.,.kenlhip. I t4 . .U8-0281 Of 114·4411-4047 . Commercial a tMidentill. 7811 . 715 . A L IFETIM E a= 5 1VMPINGON ISER\115 AND WHAT 00 I HAVETOSf-PWR::V< IT<' Vinyl Aepllr SeM~ Home. butin•a a IUio. Se•ting, Mon .· S•t. 8 :00-8 :00. For detafls c .. Hw"'Y· 114-379 -2530 o. 814 379·2831. 8uzufllell0 QT, 3 cyl, IXCConcl. 1978 )CA7 M•cury_ ~oupr , ahe,:a . n o oond, H ,OOO btu ehcond. run• good. 304· 1178 · oond, •3.100.00 . 304·182 · 3371. 81 82 1971 Ford Orenllf1 good work car. new paint. C•l 11•·4.41· •uto., I treck, AC, 2 door. ~IEL'< I 89!-3902 114·911 ·4149. 19n Dido Cuttooo. Pl. PB. CRITTEit$? 1971150 Suzuki motor e~e . t1,38& . eon 814·445·3224 . 114-992-2482-1:00 p.m. M0U SUPPOSE n-IlS IS WHEI<E 'THEY KEEP TH' Serv1 cr.s 1 new Hond• V-30 megne mo10rcycle. never uted. belt 1913 50 Y•mehe Street Bike NMdt bltte'V tnd b.tned. Alto 19U Honda Tr1il80 . New 11rt1, chain .nd IPnlclleu. B"" tn llorege. nMdt blltteryendthrot· de cab... 1100 . 11dl . Cell 18 n El Camino Cllt-'c· Cal H~! :1484. Rotery or cable tool drilling. Molt wtlll completed lln'ledty. PU111t ..... tnd MfVict. 304· IIOf'l ciMn. u .200. can 114· 441·1911. 1979 Pinto W~gon . 4 cyl .. whhe, AT, PI, AC , WSW, radio, remote cont. minort. ~• rack • rMr d.fow•- Late stlctltr. Lot1 of ...,... Wrp. 11900. Cell 814·192·2278...., 1 :00 p.m. ALLEY OOP lArge St•r C'•h fokl down camp•. good cond , 304·882 - Sterb Tr• 1nd lawn Service, UOO. Coli 114-918-3839. 1024. '7-..-.....-, ....._ ...... ,., 'L~-:) AMBIANCe.'. 304-171-2118 . Honde CM· tlOO·f low miiMgo, good condhlon. Coli 114-:187 -0149. 1981 Buick leS•bre Ill power, AM ·FM CMHttt, CnliM. V-1 . Nlc., clMn. 1971 Ptymouth V•llant. 4 door. I cyl., air . good the• . white & burgtndy , I • ~t:'ALLY PE"PF/:$511'lfi .. RON ' S hltvlaion Servlct. HouM CIHI on RCA , Out~llr, GE . Sl)tltieling in Zenith. c.. 114·317·0290 . 1980 Chtv.rt•. good condition, Nnl good, good tlr•. IUIO. AC . 11 .3fi0 firm . C.. l 114 -441· FOOD ' .. Scottte camping traiiM, 19 h . 16ngl1 txle. stlf conttinld. GrliYetw' tractor with brulh hog. miiMQo. •1soo. Call 114·992· 2141 . 1971 CJ 5 JMp, n..- 4-WO , O'II'Mheuled .,.gina. t1 .700 . C.M 0132 . BLAND CON.$PIGUOU$! 114-992 · 3811 mor 1:00 p.m. 73 crude, til1 wheel, AM ·FM 111· r., , M .100. Call 814 -317· JO£'S ...... 2121 .. 114·742-2178. 60 .00omw". .,,..of. •2.400. Call 114·441·4413. 114·448·1310. J: THINfc: THe~e "T~UTH IN APVI:RTI$1Nt3'' LAW.J' HAVE' MA.Df: FOF A 114-742-3021 . 1981 F100 Ford pick -up. bell· lent condhion . M300 . Cell 71 GI..AP WHE:-N THIS' IS' OVI:fl. · · :1: fEEL $o PI4..~N 10 ft. tNctl-ctmper, e11clflent comfftlon , ..., conttiniCI. CtM 1848 Chevrolet ton •nd • halt, good IWt1. jult Nbuilt. 83,000 miln, e700 . C•ll tfttf 1 :00. 1500 . Ctll Call 114·448·1911. Tr~n s p ur LIIIOn Slkfe In well e.mp•, nove, ice·boll, tum .. ce, sink, kJta of cloMt epace. liMps 4 , ·1750 . c.n 111& ·388 -9780 . ~!:- x.·LL. 441·1715. 114·387·0132 . ~up FRANK AND ERNIE Motore Homea So Campers 21 ft . Perry c:emp•. b•th tub, A.C ., ro ll out awning. T.V tntennt . t2995 . 1114·742 · 74 Chevy 114 -379· 2280 . 319·2112 . t.u,... 63 Kentuctly Lump . Ohio Ohio ltotllt. Yerd or delivery, cerMI'It blocQ and buldlng m•terill. O•lttpolfl ltock Co ., Pine lt. , Oelllpol... Ohio C.H Trucks for Sale Milled hly 11 . bile. CtU 8 14· JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR 3S W. Gallipolis, 62 •n Hey for sale 715 cent1 • bele. C•H 814·319-2424 . 87!-41 31. Buiktino Mlterl•ll Blodl, brick., IIWif pip• . win· dowa. Int.., , etc. Cltudl Win· tlrl, Rio Orande, 0 . C.. 114- 1983 Shennendo.h t r•vettrtil• 32 ft. bn. Edral, AC , awning, t.l ,.,~ .. corNto beth a ehower. ••c . cond . Cll 114· 19 80 Mut1ang. 4 cyl, 4 • •· 30 mpg. root. 58,000 miles. .,..,.,, u.aoo .oo. 304·111· !122. :f 111>oolnt-1 1·304 ·111·2183. 1971 Ford Grtnlda, one owner. 1175 Toyot• Cetica, 4 tpMd, PM INeM:di'YI .,ytlme we• k..do . 304-11&·81 as. 16 F~OM detaiNng ...,d•tii'NitM. eonw JMdienical work. fret Ctll for 3114-575·15888 "'""· 01 ,100.00, after 1 :00 CDUNTitV DO YOU THINI< THAT SHIP Awto peintlng lnd body waft. done to vour 11tfst.ction. ,.. C.W. 10 per cent off llftW job echedut.l betw..,, now •nd Mey 1 at . lnaur~Mtce claime. 79 2110 Moplo A.... 304·175· 4014. (j,A.'f, EASY· WHAT Auto Repair 1873 Meldt RX-2 , runs good, tire• good, rocory engine , U50 .00 .. Coll bolo'" 9 ,00 PM . '10 Atbblt, eir cond , AM· FM, ·5 304·411-1173. Building Supplies ~~~=~:i::1 t;;;=:::::;:::;::;::::,'1~~ 63 Livestock 71 9Autos for Sale 'CAPTAIN EASY . Flberglou.,_ ft1ollt . ..., with tiding windows. A·1 cond. Lime 111rHder, C. E. Dowell, 66 318-2220. nctcflekl Kenntll. All brNd dog grooming . Obtlditn011 tr8ininV inttruction. AKC Germ., wlr• haired Pointer puppiel. Ctl 304·123·15843 . Milled hardwood 111ba . t12 per bundlt, cont1lninv appro x. 1 'IJ ton F.O.B. Oh fo PtUot Co .. Pomeroy, Otl io. Cell 814 ·992· 8481 . Pertl Acceuarie1 All t¥PII u..d . 6 rebwilt tr.,smluktn•· treneter CHH too. Overdrive. front wheel a l'tlllr whHI drive. Tran•rNtaion ldtt • torll. converter•. All typ• Mr CO ... NitOrl 1 10 10 Hf». & HP· 2 1t_,1 11 ,2115. CtM 114 · Chitlu•hu•' • puppi• end 1 male dog, will ho'd for EeetM. C8N 1514·388-81532 . 1& a.~ . tt frottfr• Noru• refrig••tor ·frtezer 1100. Glb· 10n e*trk: r•nge. 160 Ctll 814-Hl -11505 . King tile bed· m•ttr.... bo• Sf)rings. frame. Exc:eUent condition . C•ll8l4 -992-U10 . Auto So 7PM. Fem•l• Americtn Pit Bull Ttrtier. HouN· brokllft. 1100 . C•ll 4631 . 0338. 814·992·811). rlnt l18rt• 1215 . • month th1l includes •II utilhl• . Oepo1it requir.:l of 1200 . Cont1C1 Vii· lege Menor Apt . Middleport. 814·992· n87 . Equ.l Houlino Opportunity. 876 -2&35. 2772 . 12•80 l•f'll• · z bedroom. Ni~ 2 bdr •pt .. 4 mi. trom Gtltipolit. Stove. ...~ . & w•ter fumitMd 1200 month. no pets. C•lll14 -441·8038 Tr•iler tor l'lnt. refrencet end deposit, you P•¥ utilitift, 304· • 4100. Clll814 -117-3670. 12118& Buckly, 3 Rctroom , good condition throughout a5000 . c.u 114·98&·•149. 2 bdr .. Ul)l11irs, MW~ Ndecor•ted , pay own utiliti• . • ns mo. C•M 114-448 -7&44 614 ·992-5868 . 121110 PMC handy manttpecial t29150 . 121110 Aqutriou• 2 bedroom. All •lectric. S.le for •4000. Coli 814-742-2728. '*' ...,.,..tfNh cludw .,_.. A one .,..... ..... it f'liqUir'lld Call 114-441 -1114 9AM to 5PM 2 bedroom. Rtctne •ree . C•ll 44 1172 HorMttl. 12xll5 . 2 bed · ropm. g• hut. g•• Wit... h•tM. g11 lltove. Tr•ilor Mt· up on rented tot in Ch•hire. prime clown-.wn lOcation wtm otfmMt pattJnv. KiteMn fut· nished wid! rwfrig. "" ct.n· owen. OW. gar disp . hoolup for wether· drylf . A....u..bM April 1 fof non-ttnOkiftt 1in91• or cCN - Sm•lt ftrm in Muon, 12 •cr• •nd 8 tots, would sell on l.,d contract. 30•· n3-!S157 1979 14x70 Sctlult wfth Ill· pando. 3 btdroom. 1'h bMhs. fireplece. he•t pump. ded. I'Wning. underpinning. C.ll 11•· 2·15·65815 . 1975 Ridtwood 14xl0 2 bdr .. 2 bdr . 2 wm tpt. in 1 bedroom tpt . for rent . B•sic 441·7541 . pll"' . fum . Ctll &14 -•41-4151 Quatitv Monllrla bau bo•t 'with tr•Her. 10 hp Mercury motor, trolling motor. Wvt wtH, etc. t1 ,850 .00. 76 ~"".:' ~~ldcr.::~~~~8'.':h'i Amant •kl .. b't'·sid• refrig.,etor end Glbton oontinUOOI cl..,in; tto"•· Good condftion. CaH IU -t92 -8741 . L.INES APCIID? 1 3114· 773· &121 . ;::::.~!.~!1,~-~~;-;o;: •no . Call 114 -911& -4149. 715 ~~er• on H•ppy Hollow Roed with 5 working gn wellt. Cell 114 ·742 -21593 . b6e. 1973 New Moon 12x85. 2 bdr .. woodburnlf. ceiling t.,, eir cond., porch I. underpinnino. . Cell 114-2&6 -931 1 . Apartment for Rent 2 bedroom apt in N.,.. H1"11tn. W. V1 . Newly .-.modMed. In town . Cllll14 ·992 -7481 . HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SAUS. 4 MI . 8 ecr•. 3 bams. ~~Qtic ttnk. •nd WEST. GALUPOLIS. RT 31 counry wsttr. FinM1cinQ 1YiilePHONE 8 14· 441· 7274. 44 P'•· No ctlildten 01 p«s. AII electric. 1400 montn in - 53 acr• f•rm with nice hou•e. 30•42 shop with concrwte ftoor. and oth• outbuilding.. C•l 114-251· 1111 . 35 Mobile Homes for Sale Mobile Homea for Sale ANOTI-IES E TYP&: WR\iT'EN Petl for Sale Etltlf l'lbbitl. t3 . 1Kh . RoM Hill, Pomeroy. C•ll &1•·992· 8717 . 31 lndl coppertone gas r.,ge . Frigid•ire 19frig«ltor. copptrton•. loth good oondltlon. C.OULO STRONG 1-iA'I£ .Si<SNEO SOME OTHER txX.UM ENT ~ FROM WHICH l HIG '' NOTE ..- S IZE. Re CEIPT Boatl and Motora for Sale WAS CU'T &,00 PM. Oragonwynd C•tterv Kennel . CFA HNnelayan. PMtllfl and Sl•m•• fllntns. AIC C Chow puppln. C1ll 44&·3844 efttr Sof•. ch•ir, rodter, recliner . ch•ir . hid• · • · bed . M•yt•g w••her , T•pp•n microw•ve oven. queen tlu bedding . Cor· bin & Snyder Furniture, 955 SIICOnd Ave., 114· 448 · 1171 . 76 KIT 'N' CARLYL! ®117 1.arrJ Wright 1 .eoo 11. Walnut end ChtrfY ll.lmbtr. "uonld and cur• for 2 .,..,., 304-17&·3924 •her Sot 8 14-445· 1199. 827 3rd . Large section ot qu•lity furniture . 1211 Eulern Ave .. GellipoUs. ' 1·2acr•. CloMtoMeigeMin•. In Outer Priced to 1111. Cel 114· 742·2132 . Building Supplie1 66 V1llay Furn iture, M'W & Uled . Large 2 story home. Full b... m•t. wood fumace tnd fuel oil ~ fum.w, 1reller hook· up . Approa 56 County Appii.,CII, Inc. Good UMd appllancet end TV .... . Optn lAM to IIPM . Mon thN Ave. Gallipolis, OH . ~ .ldl Friday. March 28, 1986 Pomeray Middleport, Ohio .'[he Daily Sentinei- Page-9 "!'OilY. March 4!8, 1986 tiCK TRACY . . . .. ::t. Phob ias (]) Guns of Will Son nett fl) III CIJ Pro Ira o Living (]) College Hockey: NCAA Division I Ct'tampionlhlp Cil Stor Soo'"h Ill) III MOVIE : 'Pot•• end Peul' Pert 2 D Cil ® Al.wolf Cl) Smitheonl•n World: Amorloa" Plo (CCI The largest l i rplane sh ow . in America il featured along .., with a look at t he d iffer e nt " architectural ·ltyet of . American ehurc hel . (60 min.) (j]} Auotln Cltv Llmlto: L.• FELKA 1 I One letter stands for another. In ttus sample A •s us~ ;. for the three L's, X for the two O's, ole . Single letters;. · apostrophes, the length and formati on of the words a re all .. hint&. Each day the code letters are doflerent. ,, CllYPTOQUOTE 3-28 r I IINJOAD± r1 K 1 tBISCER ) () tj .Wwer~~ere: ( .. . I A~ wer:· I I N MXI )THE( I I I I) \ (AniWWI ioniorro~ Juol- MAUVE HOVEL TAI8AL VESTRY 1 WS U OR WD Could be 1 nother name for •ro•lon ....: . . SHORE lEAVE JS HOPSJ ·. - llX\' ~ · · XJ S T. 0 .1 I' 1: .( ' ·s T D ,J S Z S·B G S I , ·· YHierdiV 11 Ms z •. o .xu .· I I> R Xll C.I nl,s ' CG. Sc JiiS . Y-rclq'i Cl')'(ltoqaote: A~ ~: RROR BECOME A MISTAKE UNTIL' Ylll ' R ~:F1.1St;. RECT rr.-' ORLANDO A.. RA'M'I~TA c '*Kille F..,.. I)( iE,'1\: T • 1'(\ <'UR · •.· Sy"!i'cate II'IC ·,,, �• 0-The March Sentinel • Two passengers Chamber sponsor$ 'Derby Dpy' dinner ID TWo passengers were inJured · signs of Injury and was transportl'd by the EMS to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Thursday evening. Also transportl'd to Vetl'rans with Called to the scene at6:05 p.m., minor vlslbll' lnjurtes was Ronnie D. Arms, ll, Pomeroy, a passenger the Gallla-Melgs Post of the Ohio In the Michael vehicle. H!gbway Patrol reports a Vl'hicle Michael was cited oo a dlarge of operated by Raymond J. Michael, 34, Pomeroy, - traveling east on failure to yield. the township road - failed to yield Veterans Memorial at the Intersection of SR 7 and struck a south bound auto drtven by Admissions--Chloe Flck, Mlddl~ Sandra A. Nelson, 43, Pomeroy. port; Vermont Marldns, Racine; A passenger In the Nelson Louise Folmer, Pomeroy. vehicle, Alicia M. Kency. 13, Discharges--Genevieve Hill, EdPomeroy, displayed m!oor visible ward May, Flossie Story. during a two-VEillcle acc!dentoo SR 7, at the Intersection of m '1!1, Checks accident Four emergency Sheriff Howard Frank reports an accident Thursday aftl'rroon In· volving a dirt b!la> and a truck . Robert K Lute, of WI'S! Shad!' Rd .. Pomeroy, driving the truck, hit a dirt bike r!den by Randall Ll'e Carl, of Kingsbury Rd., Pomeroy, on top of a hill near County Rd. 19. The accident occurred on the private property of Janalre Johnson In Bedford Township. Carl was trans· portl'd by Pomeroy EMS to Vet~ rans Memorial Hospital whl'rl' he was treatl'd and releasl'd . No citations were Issued. rull8 Meigs County Emergency Med!· cal Service reports four calls Thursday; Middleport at 7:JJa.m. to Powi'U St. for OtJoe Flck to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syra· cuse at 8:55 a.m. transported Vermont Marklns to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at 12:55 p.m. transportl'd Lowcll Wlngt-11 to Pleasant Valley Hospl· tal; Pomeroy at 1:03 p.m. to Peach Fork Rd . for Randy Carl to Veterans Memortal Hospital. Mostly sunny lllday with a high betW{'I'n Iii and 70. Clear tonight wlth a low In the mid 40s. Sunny Saturday with a high between 75 and Ill. The probabU!ty of preclp!talion Is near zero through Saturday. oo· tieing lot No. 18 of Hidlory Acrea Subdivioion. 11'1 s.ction beginning, 1nd containing Weat. Ohio comp.,y'a l'lrr- 66.039 ocr... Subject to oil llgol hlghWIVI and Htementl of re- " ' -· 4,• In Plot Book 58 .,d 69, Meigs County Plot Ror:ortta. oubject to tlto buldlng rlllrir:· tiona • con...-..t in uld .,._t Record. DEED REFERENCE ' tieing port of tlto roo! - · ..... cribed In Voume 260, P~ge 1 51 ' Meigs County Deed Roconla. Sourcea .................. 196.10 TOT . OTHER AN. SOURCES (USES} .... ... ....... (6 , 788. 271 Exc. of Tot. Rcpta. Over !Under} Total Oiabursomenta .. ........... }16 .779.831 Fund Caah Balance Jon. 1 '85 .. .. ..... 68 ,803.99 Fund Cash Balance Dec . 31, '85 ...... 63 .024 .16 NON -EXPEND . TRUST FUNDS REV . RCPTS ,_ thence north 90 dog . 00 " Hit along 1 line, 1370.00 feet to tt. polr1t of cord. Grantor daima title by deed of record aar.:ordldin Deed Book 242 . Pogo 11 , in S.vinga Company . Pom- the Recorda of the Meiga .-oy, Ot'iio teMI"'Vftthe right County Recorder ' a Office . Description tor tt. ebove to bid at this ..1e. and to withdraw the above colla - ducribed trKt has been teral prior to sa~ . F\l'thlr. pnpered from deed rKordl dw Farmen S.nk end Sav- and ia not a property anvey ings Company reserves the Rlchord C . Gloagow, ~ right to reiect any or all bid• No. 5161 . s: (3)23, 26 . 27 . 28 . 4tc Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO Ettate of Bart.ra J . Fetty. decurred. C.ae No . 25,030 . NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADUCIARY On Jonuory 24, 1988, in the Meigo County Probeto Court. CIM No. 26,030, Herold W. Ftttv. Route1 , L.,go. villi. Ohio. 46741 , appointed AdnVniltri'IOr of the Mtate of Blrt.re J . Feny. de· oooaed. toto of Moiga County. Ohio. Robert E. Bur:ll . Probilte Judge Lana K Net~elrold . C&efil (3}21 . 28 : 141 4 . ltc Public Notice REFE~ENCE DEEDS : Vol. 277, P111o 843 .,d Vol. 268. l'luo 331 , Meigs County Deed Recorde. Said parcel wet appraised .. •e6.ooo.oo. Terma of Sate : C11h. Rill ett111 cannot be aold for leal ttwn two-thirds of the appraised v•lue. Howard E. Fr.,k, Sheriff of Meiga County, Ohio 121 28: ill t7, 14, 21 ' 28 Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of ., Order of Sill iauod out of t1to Conwnon " ' - Coun of Meigs County, Ohio. in ""' .... of Clntrll Trull Compony . N. A .. Plain tiff. ogainat Ooby A. Martin and MillY A. Marti'l . et: 11.. Defondlnta. upon a iJdgement theroin .... being C11e No. 88-CV-38 , in llid Coun. I will offedor 1111 altho front door of tt. Coun Houoe in PomMOy, Meig1 Co..nty, Ohio, on tlto 9th doy of Moy, 1986, 111 10:00 A .M ., the following Iandi and 1ene· PROBATE COURT OF mentl , to-wh: MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO Sltu111t in the Vrlilge of Ettate of Hildll S White. de- Po""""', County of Meigs ceased. Case No . 26 ,067 . and St.ote of Oftio , NOTICE OF And bein9 11'1 100 ttere iot APPOINTMENT OF No. 306. Town 1. tl. FIDUCIARY of the Ohio C""-'V'I PurOn Mor<h 18 . 1988. in the ell-. end bein9 port of Meigs County Proboto Court, Sub:IMsion LDt No. 106 of CUe No. 26 .067, Donna H.,_ end Dabn"'' Addition. Ruth Ohlinger. R. D. 3. Po· end being described 11 rneroy, Ohio, 46769, WOI ap· fo-i' pointed executrix of the H · Beginning It • poilt not1h 0 tate of Hlldl S. WhHo, de· deg . 30' 142 loot from oeorred . Iota of Route 1. Long h intMWCtion of ttw c:•'ltllf· Bottom, Meigs CJJnty, Ohio . lin11 of Coli Stroot .,d Robert E. Bur:ll . Germln A"'""e. llid point of Probete Judge beginning being L8no K. No110~ood . Cieri< iron atoloo: lhenco South 89 (3121 , 28 : t• l 4 . 3tc deg. 06 · 1111 54 feet to., ir<Jn otm: lhenco north 13 dog. 66 " eut 57 tNt to 1 • .-.: thence Public Notice north 74 deg . 25 " 162 feet to an iron ..._e; thence NOTICE OF SALE oouth dog. feet: By virtue of en Order ot thence IIOUih 69 dog . 60' S1le istued out of the Com94 feet to I ho poin I of mon PI••• Court of Meigs beginning. """'"'ing B890 Coonty , Ohio. in the e»n ot lqllant fHt or 0.204 ICTI, R- by., 3 Home National Bank. Ra · dne. OhkJ , Pl1intiff, against Dale Wellace Hill end Amy R. Hill, tl al. . Defenct.ntt, upon a judgment therein rendered . being Case No . 86 -CV-294 in Mid Coun, I will offer tor sale . 11 the front door ot the Court House in Pomeroy, Meigs County . Ohio. on the 4th doyofApri1.1986 . ot10 ,15 o 'clock a .m. the tollowing lands and 1enementa. 1o· wit: The following dlacribed rMI ntl1e tituataln Section 11 . Town 2. Ronge12, Sut· ton Township. Me~s County. Stoto of Ohio. end belr1g more fully de1cribed 11 to I· fowl' Commencing at 1 point in the northellt corner of said Section 11 . •nd the gran · tor's norttwal1 property cornor; tltoncooouthO de g., 00 ' 00 " Mit 1long the •tt line of Mid Soction 11 end tho grsntor'l 1111 propeny line. 890.00 lett to the r•l polr1t of beginning for the lend herein dttcribed; thence south 0 deg . 00' 00" Hot continuing along 1aid line. 17110.00 feet to 1 point In the ..... tor' I IOUthellt property comer #fld the 10Utt.11t comer of the ..,rthooll qulrtlf of uld 8oc:tlon 11 ; tltonce north !10 deg. 00' 00" w•t olong tho ••tor' a south property line lftd tt. ho"· aectlon Hno of llld Section 11, 1370.00 fHt 10 1 point 11'1 t1to vron - tor'a IOuthwnt property oomor: tltonco north 0 deg. 00' 00" 11111long tho tlf'lrt· tor' s ,..., property llno, 17110.00 fHt to • polr1t: A carl'f'r which began nearly a half century ago ended earlier this Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Noticola horlby given that on Saturdey, Morell 29 , 1988, 1110:00 a.m ., a public 1111 wHI be hold ot 10 6 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, to aoll for cuh the tolto'w ing collet•al : 1978 Toyota, Mtr'a. aerial '1!'· TE61640760 . The Farme,. Benlt end Further. the above colla teral will be sold in the condition i1 is in wtlh no expreued or implied warren tiel given . VJITERAN TEACHER RETIRES - Ludlle McKean Hacgetiy, a nadve of GalllpoHs and resident tl Middleport, nilred from the teaching profession earBer th1!; year, ending almo8t a half-century of service. Sbe bepn her career at Waslangfoo Elementary In I!N%. Sbe h plclured above accepting a plaque from James Che8tmt, a fellow teacher ID till' Gallla Coomy s,yslem, during ber retremenl party. Her molher Is Nora McKean, Ga.lllpolls, who h 102 years old. Public Notice Public Notice a~bmitted . j oo· - 48 more or lese. It il 1he inttw11ion herein IJ sell all t1to ourflce ....,ad In slid obow deacribed tract. The cool. "oil. goa .,d all '"her min.ala are hereby reeerved and 1r1 not10kl. witt1 the right I"88IIVttd to mine. retmve and develop ooli. oil. goa and ol other min.... without injury to the ...me.. Tho Mght ~ ..., to ... oporl coli end mining m_.. along -.m from ~;. . cent end other territory. DEED REFERENCE ' Vo lume 266 . Page 423 of the Meigs County Deed Reoordo . Slid percel woo -roiled II 120.000.00. T.,., of sal<" Cult AMI Mtate cannot be 10kl lor leu than two·lhlrtls of the appraised vM.Ie. Howard E. Fr8lk any mnn Shariff of Meigs County, Ohio (3}2B: !4) 4, 11 , 18 end 211. 6tc Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of on Order of Sole ia...-1 out of tlto Common P1oH Court of Meigs County, Ohio, in tho caw of Control Trull Compony, N .. A., Plaintiff. 111ain11 Jon• l.oo Brvolca, 01 II., Defondonta, _ , I judg-1 - 85-CV-29 ...-,. being C... No. In llld Court. I wll offer ..r 01 t1to front door of tt. Court Houao 11'1 Pomaooy, Meigo County. Ohio, on tie 9th doy of Mey, 19811, 11 10:1& A.M ., the lollowlng IInde lnd ,.,. - 1 0-wlt: &llum In o,.,go Townohip, Meigo County, Ohio. p- 6, Town 4 North, R.,go 12 '*""'-- - Slid ot $18.000.00. Torma of lite. c... Root _,o connot be oold for lela than of tho apprlliled ._,._.- .. -H..- E Fntnlt. Sherifl Of Meigs County, Ohio (3)28; (4)4.11, 18 ond25. 6tc Public Notice CASH BASIS COMBINED ANNUAL FINANCIAl. REPORT FOR THE fiSCAl YEAR ENDED DEC . 31 , 1985 Village of MIOOLEPORT, OHtO County of Meigs "This it an t.l'llucited finan · cial report." GOVT . FUNDS REVENUE RECEIPTS :Prop . Tueo ....... 87 .012 .58 Other Local Tuft .................. 1 , 703 .11 State Levied Shared ro .... etc ..... .. 117,778 . 18 tn•ergovernment Grent / Controcta .... .... 108.944 .54 Charges for Service a..... . ... 16.545 .23 Fees. Licenses. Permits ... . .... 1. 384 .75 lntere1t Earnlnga ... . Finn and Forfoiu .. . . . All Other .71 .104.42 Revenue.. .. 12 ,667 .00 Charges fur Services ... ........... 1,050.00 Int. Eeminga .......... ..... 4 .43 TOT . REV . RECEIPTS ... ... ..... 1 ,054 .43 he . Rcpta. Over !Under) Oiaburo ............... 1.064 .43 Exc . of Total Receipts Over (Under! Total Disburaements ........ . 1.054 .43 fl.l"d Cash Balance Jon. t. '85 ........ 67 . 942 .49 FLild Cash Balance Dec . 31. '85 ...... 68,996 .92 TOTALS REVENUE RCPTS Property Tuoo ......... .. ..... 87,0t2 . 58 Other local Tuoo ................. 1 ,703. 11 Stoto Levied Shared Tuoo. etc ........ 111.778 .18 lntergovernment Grant Contracts ........ 108.944. 54 Charges for Service a .......... 237 ,984 .88 Fees. licenMa. Permits . Interest Eamings . TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS ....... 407,87 3 . 81 EXPENDITURE· DISBURSEMENTS 'Security of Person• and Propeny .......... 180.769 .74 Bulc Utility Services ........... 17 ,399 .90 Transportation ........... 114 ,626 .84 Generol Goo ... 185 .246 86 C.p'i tol oudoy .. 9& ,324 .88 Bond Prtnclpal Retirement ... .. 10.000.00 Note Principii Aelirament ....... 90,000 .00 lnternt and Fis~l Chargoa ... ......... 38 ,461 .61 TOTAL EXPEND . DISBURS ....... 589,728 52 Exc . Rcpu. Over !Under) Dlob ......... ..... \221 .864 . 71} OTHER FIN . SOU~CES tUSES} :Operating Trent· foro-In ... ....... t77.204 70 Operating TRent· fers - Out ....... 163, 732 .54 Other Financing Sourcoo ........... .. 3,811 .26 TOT . OTHER AN . SOURCES (Uoeat ...... ......... 17 ,283.41 Exc . of Total Rcpu Over lUnder} Total Oiabursemento ... (204 .671 .30 } fund Cash Balance Jan . 1. ·as ..... 741 .670. 55 fund C11h BIIM'IOI Dec . 31 . '85 ... 537.099.25 PROPRIETARY FUNDS Operating Aevenu11 REVENUE RECEIPTS ' Chorgoo for Sorvlcea .......... 220. 389 .65 All Other Rov.,ue .... .......... 7, 389 .10 Total Revenue Roceipta .......... 227. 778 .75 Operotlng Exponna EXPENDITURE· DISBURSEMENTS:Peraonal Servlcea ......... 106, 726 .27 Ftingo B.,elill ..... 33 .251 .44 Meterilla and Supplill ............ &7,094.70 Utilltlll ............ .1 8 ' 191 .118 Contrac:tural Servicu ..... ...... . 19, 333 .72 Other Operotlng Exponaea ............ .6. 172.60 TOTAL EXPEND. DISBURSE .... ..237, 770 .31 Exc. Rcpll. Over (Under} Olablnn ............ (9 ,991 .58} Non-Operating Rev. IE~q> . ) OTHER FIN . SOURCES (USES}:Int. Rov ...... .. .. ..... 7,488 .79 Oporotlng Tronafera tn .... ......... .. ..... 16,001 .48 ~:~~~g -~r-~~~ •• 73.64 Other Fin.,clng .71 ,108. 85 Fines and Forfeill ... . ... 66,834 .00 All Other Revenue ........... 19,966 .10 TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS .... ... 696 , 706 .99 EXPENDITURE· DISSURSEMENTS'Secu.rity of Persona and Property .......... 160. 769 .74 Basic Utility Servicu . ... 511 .834 00 1, 384.75 . .. 17 , 399 .90 Transpor - tation .. .114. 626 .84 Gon . Gov ...... .. 165,246 .86 Pero . Sorv . . .. . 106.726 .27 Fringe Ben .... .. 33.261 .44 Materiels and Supplieo .......... 67 ,094 .70 Util~iea ............ 16, 191 .58 Cop . Outley ..... 96 , 324 .88 Bond Principal Retirement ........ 10,000 .00 Note Principal Retirement .... .... 90,000 .00 Int. and Fiscal Chenoa ............ 36 ,461 .51 Contracture\ Sorvlceo .......... . 19 .333 . 72 Other Operating E~q>enaeo .......... 6 .172.80 TOTAL EXPEND . DISBURS ...... 927.498 83 E"c. Rcpta. Over (Under) Disb .............. (230,791 .841 OTHER FIN . SOURCES (USESI :Inl. Rev .......... .... .7 .468.79 Operating Tranafer1 CLEVELAND (UPil - Thursday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers with tickets sales and payoffs: Dally Number 410. · Ticket sales totaled S1,195,ll4, wlth oa payoff due of $756,216. 1582. TOT . OTHER FIN . SOUR · CES (U11a! .... .. 1 1 ,496 .14 Bob Hoeflich presents thoughts on this Easter tmts . Vol. 21 No. 7 George Dougan and Design and Planning Engineer Howard Gifford said, "however, In the jreparation of detail plans it was detennlned that many features needed to be Incorporated Into the (ians that were not considered at the preliminary stage. We want to emphasize that the I'Stlmate ($3,169,00)) Is not thl' official estimate for the project . The official estimatP may be somewhat dllfl'rent than Indicated above. However, It is going to be substantially higher than the or1glnal estimate." The project calls for grading, draining and paving of Eastern Avenue to create a third lan e and ease 1978 Chevy 4X4 .............................. 52495 Runs good, 55,000 miles. 1978 Pontiac Grcnl Safari Wagon ..•• 51295 Auto .. PB, PS, atr, luggage rack. 1979 Ford Fairmont Wagon •.••..•••.• 51395 PB, PS, 302. 19 78P CPh evy Malibu Wagon ............. S1395 Au1o, 8, 5, atr, runs good. 19 7' LTD ..••••.•...••..•••••••...•••••.•••.•••••• $1 09 5 4 Dr .. auto., PB, PS, air, high mileage, runs good. 1980 Plymouth Horizon .................. S1195 4 sp .. runs good, high mileage. Meigs County Emergency Medl cal Service reports five caUs Wednesday; Pomeroy at 7:58a.m. to Texas Rd. for Robert Collins to VPtPrans Memorial Hospital; Ru · tland Fire Department at 1:17 p.m. was called to a brush !Ire on County Rd . 10; Pomeroy and Columbia Township Fire Departments assisted; thl' fire was out In three hours; Salem Township Fire Department was called at 3:39 p.m. to a brush fire on Parker Rd.; Rutland Fire Department asslstl'd; the fire was out In 3 hours; Middleport at 4:29 p.m. to 60 Cole St. for Betty Crites to Veterans MPmortal Hospl· tal; Columbia Township Fire Department at 8:55p.m. to a brush fire on Rt. 689; out In an hour. 19 75 Olds Cutlass..•..••...•....••......•.•...• 529 5 4 dr., runs good. 1977 Plymouth Fury ......................... 5295 Runs good, Rttle rough Happy Easter to All FROM RAY RIGGS & RIGGS USED CARS EASlER EGG HUNT - Wann, sum~y weather aUracled nearly !,0011 ~In theGalllpollsCIIy Park for the 191!6 Conununl&y Easter EgK Hunt Stoturcla.Y momlng. Bobby Hood, chalnnan of till' retail merdlanll! projed, said more than 1,000 eggs had been placl'd tltroullbout lite park ewtler In till' Feel the V-6 Excitement This Car Has mento ......... .. (219 ,296" 701 Fund Cuh Balance Jan. 1 , '85 ..... 878 .417 .03 Fund Cuh Balance Dec . 31, ' 86 .... 669 . t20.33 Depoa~ory Bolance ............ 28 .631 .61 lnveltmenta ..... 662 ,060.08 day. Boy Troop aided the project and a•.dsted In cleanup operatioRS. Prior to the lana, the Easter Bunny [IO!Ied lor the Thnes-Sentlnel camera with Crystal Hope F~emlre. 5, daughter of Nonna Perry, Polnl Pleasnt and Fred Facemire, Ga!Upolls. Farm ..................... ....... C-6&7 Sport.' ... ....... ........... ... ... . (~ 1·5 ·-Page A-3·· tntint 1 1 Sections. 86 Plt(Jea 50 Cents A Multimedie Inc . Newspaper traffic conges tion from the old city water trea tment plant to the Silver Bridge Plaza. Ohio i; paying 90 percent of thl' cost and Ga!Upolis will chip In wit h 10 percent. Dougan and Gifford advlsl'd thl' city that if its share of the project becomes a problem because of a higher cost, the city should adv!seODOT" aslOOnas possible so that further discussions can take place before the final resolution and contract are available." The ODOTofflc!als reported that the ronsultar t has now finished detail plans and the project is being processed for construction with a scheduled sate date of July 29. The official cost estimate should be available about two months before laking bids for the project. thl'y added. The project began as a S1 million "hazard elimination" announced by ODOT In September 1984. When legislation was submitted to thl' GaUipolls City Commission a month later, It was categorized as a "' ma jor highway Improvement" and the rommisslon approved the 9().10 cost split with the state. The work was . also listed In Gov. RlcharG Cl'leste' s list of highway Improvements announced in January 1985. Bolonco .......... 190,581 .69 Loll Outortdg ..... 31 ,471 .38 TOT .BAL ......... 659 , t20.33 MEMORANDA DATA- Property lex ltviea Fiero SE NOW AFFORDABLE WITH Sl 000 DISCOUNT 2 TO CHOOSE FROM BOTH ARE WELL EQUIPPED Fiero SHOP AND COMPARE - CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY SMITH-NELSON MOTORS 500 EAST MA.. ST. 992-2174 WE HAVE THE KEYS TO A BETTER DEAL - POMEROY By United Press International Brush · and forest • fires that already have scorched about 4,!XXI acres in southeast Ohio are likely to re-ignite over the wrekend, authoti· ties said. Twenty separate fi res that broke out Friday burned about l50 acres in south central counties, said Larry Ehlers, assistant chief of the Division of Forestry . "Today (Friday I was pretty light ," Ehlers said. "But tomorrow (Saturday), as it warms up, it' s difficult to say what will happen. As It warms up In the late afternoon, that's whl'n we start get ting fires. They start at about quitting time." Ehlers said Sunday aftPmoon could he the worst day for till' fires because il will probably be even dryer. Tom Berger, staff forester fort he state Division of Forestry, said the · blazes were OCCUlTing all over the state, although most of them were In thl' southeast. "The!'f''s nothing of any great size, just a number r:i smaU ones," Berger said. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the worst brushfires since 1981 broke out in 13 counties before a light rain helped flrreflght ers extinguish them . The fires have buml'd through oome structures, but none that was hab!ta tl'd, Ehlers said. David Bergman, chief of thl' Division or Forestry, said bet wren 250 and 300 flrPS destroyed about 4,000 acrPS In Adams. Gallla. Jackson, Athens , Lawrence, Warr!'n, Perry, Pike, Clermont , Ross, Scioto, VInton and Washington count les. The National Wea ther Service says skies wUI be clear andda~1 1me temperatures In the 70s the entire wrekend. If winds kick up like they did earijer In the week, foresters say II could crPate Ideal conditions for fires. Berger said the division 's entire firefightlng brigade of 225 people will be oo alert during the weekend. "In add it ion, there wUI be spotter planes flying aUweekend and ou r FIRE DAMAGE -On Tuesday and Wednesday, the wontbni!Mbts since 1981 broke out In 13 rountles before a Ugbt rain helped lln!lcbttn exllngulsh them. David Bergman, chief tllbe Division of Foreatry, said between 200 and 300 !Ires destroyI'd aboulf,OOII acres. Some homes were destroyed by tile fires. helicopters, which help in thl' firefightlng, will be on standby," he said. Bergt-r also said fores t rangers have redoubled their efforts to stop arsonists, one of the chief causPS ri spring fires. "We have one area in particular we· 1'1' looking at very closely," he" said. declining to disclose It "But It's hard to ca tch an arsonist In a forest fire situation. Ther!''s no evidence and it usually occurs In remote al'l'as." Sen. Packwood's tax refonn plan in 'serious trouble' The 44 members of the 1()(). member Senate called for quick hearings on the matter, bringing to morl' than hall thl' chamber the number of senators who have asked Packwood , R-Ore., to open his excise tax suggi'Stbns to funher study. 1n a separate lettPr last wrek, 11 other senators, all mPmbers of the Finan ce Commlttre, asked Packwood to conduct hearings on the excise tax changes, although they did not not attack the proposals as harshly as the latest letter. WASHINGTON (UPII -The key provision In the tax reform plan offered by Senate Finance Committee Cha!nnan Bob Packwood Is In serious trouble, with about hallthl' dlamber charging It will hurt poor and middl~lass Am!'rlcans. A bipartisan group of 44 Senators told Packwood In a letter made public Friday that they had problems with his proposal to raise about $75 b!ll!on in the nex t five years through Increases and changes In federal excise taxes. Reagan's. global .policy: 'No more Mr. Nice Guy' Total Treetury ... Deaths ...................... .... ... A-6 Editorials ................. .... .. .. A.-2 Ohio Weather: a perfect Easter More fires expected Easter Emergency squads answer five calls --· A.Jong the River .... .... ..... . 8-H ·Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point PleaSII'lt Sunday, March 30, 1986 Copyrigtnad 1986 'lbne8-Sentinel Stall s~<1mmln,g . ~ Inside: 1---------------------~ Bus!ness ........ ........... ........ 0 -1 • GALLIPOLIS - The cost of the Eastern Avenue . widening project Is expected to Increase beyond Its original estimate, the Ohio Department of Transpor· tatlon has informl'd Ga!Upolls officials. An unofficial figure quoted In a letter from OOOT's District 10 office at Marll'tla estimates the project to possibly cost $3,169,00). The ortgtnal cost estimate was $1,240,00). " We regret that thl' cost rJ. this j:I'Ojecl has escalatl'd," the Jetter from Deputy District Director year with the retirement of Lucille McKean Haggerty . Marrted to Robert Haggerty, Middleport, the rrother of three children (and grandmother of fourt Mrs. Haggt-rty attendl'd Marshall following her graduation from Gallla Academy High School In 1939. She transferred to Rio Grande College after World War II broke out, graduating from Rio with a BS Degree In 1943. She was Rio Grande's May Day Queen In 1942. The new retiree began her bng carrer at Washington Elementary In GalllpoUs In 1942. She servl'd the Gallipolis system st'Ven years before moving to Middleport in 1949 with her husband. After a 10 year leave of abSEnce to raise her children (sons Richard , a buDding contractor; David (Chip I, manager of the Galllpolls Racquet Club and Mark, an Industrial arts teacher, shl' returned to teaching at Vinton Elementary with the Ga!lla County Schools. Aftpr one year at Vinton, Mrs. Haggerty began teaching at Ches~Kyger, remaining therp WltU her retirement. In all, she taught 34 years. Mrs. HaggPrty completl'd some post -graduate work at Ohio Univprsity. During her retirement, Mrs. Haggt-rty plans to substitute teach until "a dream is fullf!Ued of owning a log country store." She also plans to enjoy her grandchildren, and may even assist her husband In the H & R F!restonl' Dealer Store In Middleport. Her hobbles Include arts and crafts and James J. Kilpatrick on a new slant to the world'!! oldest profession - Page A-2 weekend - Page B-8 By KEVIN KEUY Exc. of..:J:ot.-Tcpta. Ov.(Undarl Total Oitburse- lnoido 10 Mill .......... ... 1 .70 Outoido 10 Milt .... ....... 7 .00 Eot. Pop ....... ......... ... 2 ,926 Fed . Census Pop .. ..... 2 .967 SUMMARY Of INDEBTEDNESS Dutotondlng. Jan. 1. '86 Mortgoge Rev ... ..676 ,000 G 0 Notea ............ 155,000 Totol ................... 730 ,000 RETIRED : Mortgoge Rev ......... 10 ,000 G 0 Notea ............ 90, 000 TOTAL ... .... . ..... 1 00, 000 Out.unding, Doc. 31' '86Mort. Rev ... .. ........ 666.000 G 0 Notes............. 68,000 TOTAL ........ .. ....... 630,000 MAR. 27. 1986 I cortlfy tlto following report ta be correct and true, to the belt of my lcnowtodge' Jon Buck Ctori<-Troeau.., 237 Roco St. Middleport, Oh 411780 (3}28 , 1tc The Middleport-Pomeroy ~arumal Easter Egg hunt be held at l p.m. today at Hartinger Park Page C-1 Eastern Avenue project may cost $3.1 million Operating Trantfert Other Financing Sources .............. 4 ,006 .36 lay continues PICK-4 · Cemtery. In ............ .... ... 192,206.18 Out ........... ...... 192.206 .18 • Ohio lottery winnel'!l. Lucille M. Haggerty, veteran Gallia County teacher, retires Weather forecast Public Notice SERVI~ CONDUCI'ED Funeral services for VIctor C. Young, Jr., 56, E. Main St., Pomeroy, who died Tuesday at Camden-Qark Memorllll Hospital, In Parkersbur& were held th1!; altemooo at the Pomeroy First Bapttst Churdl. Mr. young had been an employee of the fonner Vanadhun Corp., was an Independent Insurance agent and operated the V. C. Young Insurance Agency and Young's Personal Care Horne on E . Main St. Burial WIIS In Beech Grove The Pomeroy Area Chamber. of Commerce is sponsoring a "QI!rbY. Dav" Dinner-Dance, Saturday>; May 3, at the Royal Qak Recrea' tiona! BuDding, from 7 p.m. to mklntght . Muslc by the 'rom Walters Band. Tickets a!'f' now on sale from the following chambe( members: Bill Nease, Rlln Ash,' Tom Rred, Hank Cleland, Mary Powell, Joe Clark, Bruce l'b>ed, Paul Gerard , Paul Simon, Je!lliiCe.~ Sheets. Tickets and additional Information are also available at the chamber office on the strEet. level or lhe courthouse. Ticket prices are$:!! couple, $10 single and $H dance only . WASHINGTON (UPi l - ThP Sixth Flret exercises In the Gulf of Sidra and the U.S. military help to Honduras last wrek openl'd a more aggressive chapter In President Reagan 's global policies. Reagan challenged Libyan leader Moammar l<hada!y on the right or tree passage In the gulf which l<hadaly claims Is entirely Libyan - and tried to work over Nicaragua's Sandln,!sta leaders In dispatching U.S. pilots lo ferry Honduran troops to repel an Incursion from Nicaragua. In essence, Reagan was SEnding a non-too-sublll' message to Mana· gua and Tripoli and to the nation tbe president paints as their patron, the Soviet Union. That message: No more Mr. Nice Guy. In a speech last week , Rt>agan sounded a cau aimed at drawing Congress and the American public out of a V!etnam-generatl'd Inhibition toward subslantlve U.S. Involvement lit other nations' activ!tll's. "Peace through strength Is a fact of life," he said, and it was time for America to "t9 leave uncertainty and Indecision behind." "It Is time to grow up and face reality ," he said. In his actions last wrek, Rl'agan was trying to tell the Kremlin he was willing to lake a tougher stand when the. Unltl'd Stall'S Is chal· lenged around the world. He also appeared to be warning the Soviets' Third World client states that he Is prepared to support "wars of liberation" against them. The president summed It up In a speech In New Orleans on Friday, saying the Unltl'd States should use Its m!lltary muscle as leverage In disputes around the world and to (Continued on page A3) • I, ' Most of the Increased revenue. about $til billion, would come from dropping !he deduction businesses can take for paying till' taxes . Crit ics have chargt'd that ~ firms lose that deduction . they will simply pass along their added costs to consuml'rs in till' fom1 of higher pticr>s for products. And they complain II is bad tax policy to pay for income tax breaks- which are enjoyed mostly by the wealthy - with excise tax increases that arc fell by everyone. 'All the world' will attack United Stat~, says Khadafy ' ,. ,· Packwood has thus far refusl'd toschedule hearings on thl' excise tax provisions and a Finance Commlttre aide said Friday the senator would have no comment. Excise taxes are chargt'd on consumptb n Items such as gasoline, liquor and tobacco. In order to pay for lower tax rail'S and other tax breaks In his tax reform plan, Packwood would raise about $75 bUtton In the next five years by Increasing and adjust ing levies which, although charged to businesses, are generally passl'd along to consumers. world wDI attack Amerlcaa and companies!" IJbyMleader Moanunar Khad· illy aboutetl cloning an addreiJs to -eral htmdred unlfonned m1J. ltla Frld,.y, wavmfl his fist In the llir lo eileen lrom the crowd. embe•des TRIPOLI, Libya (UPI I - LIbyan leader Col. Moarrunar Khadafy warned In a speech marked by blood spattering from the symbolic slaying of President Reagan that "all the wor1d" would attack U.S. diplomats and businessmen ~ cause of the rECent fighting In the GuU of Sidra. Khadafy on Friday usl'd his first public speech since the U.S.-Libyan mll!tary confrontation to deny that Libya lost any m!ssUI'S from U.S. air attacks and claimed his forces downl'd three F-14 fighter planes. Shortly after his address to several hundrl'd Wllfonned mllilla and guards, a cow with "Reagan" written on Its side In red paint was brought forth by the soldiers. They then sUt the cow's throat, Its blood splashing onto their uniforms. The soldiers danced on the dying cow and chantl'd, " R e a g a n, Rl'agan, you cowboy." Khada ly's spei'Ch relebratl'd the anniversary of the Brillsh evacua· tioo of Libya In 1970, but the focu s was on the Unltl'd States. <Speaking from the balcoey of a bunker-like buDding at his headquarter1. Khada!y said the Unl11'd Stati'S hi! attackl'd In relallation for the Sidra conflict.. "AJI the world will attack Ameli· can embassies and companies! " he shouted, waving his fist in the air to cheers from the crowd . The U.S. 6th Fleet sailed Into the Gulf of Sidra last week, maintain· tng It was lnteniationai waters outside Libya's 12-mtll' territorial bound ary. Khadafy claims it is Libyan territory to lust north of the 32nd parallel of latitude. mo!'f' than 100 mDes out. The United States sa id Libya fired six missiles at I s planes and ships Monday and six more rn!ssDes Tuesday. None of them hit their !ar~ts , It said. In retaliation , U.S. jets bomil.'d a missile guidance base In the coastal town ri Sidra , then rebomb!d 11 Thesday whl'n the radar appeared to resume func tioning. It also fired on fi ve Libyan ships. 'l'hree were destroyed, one w~s damaged and ooe I'SCaped, U.S. officials said. The fleet left the area Thursday, and Khada!y said II depart I'd "dr!l¥11ilw !Is tall behind It In (Continued on page A3) � 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. 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