https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/01a89fbad1ad36d0009e06ee9f6be91a.pdf e1169327c8674fd06c9d93ee86caa781 PDF Text Text 0 acrtons Doris Miller, Dec., Ronald L. MOler Jr. , 1\ffld.. Sutton. • Dons Irme Miller, Dec., Ronald L. MUierJr.. Ceri.!ITrans., Sutton. Robert F. Gamble. Glenda Gamble to Ronald E. Joseph, Grace L. Joseph, parcels, Lebanon. Victor Counts, VIrginia K. Cnunts b Warley A. Rife, Paula A. Rife, parcels, Rutland. Gerald 0. Keller, Ruth ll. Keller . to Robert L. Rltchle, Jr., F.:IA, Chester. Monongahela Power Co. succ., Marietta Electric Co., Waterway Com. Syst. Inc., Rei., Ease, Right of Way, Meigs. Margaret Louise Marten aka, Margaret Smith to Etta E. Payne, Cert. M Trans., Mldd. Roger Luckeydoo, Sandra Luckeydoo to James B. Thomas, Jr., John R. Thomas, parcels, Mldd. Vlll. Samuel W. Cozart, Charles R. Cozart to Cols. & Southern Ohlo Elect. Co., Right otWay, Lebanon. John W. VanMeter, Betty V. VanMet<!' to Cols. & Southern Ohlo Elect. Co., Right of Way, Lebanon. Gary P. Norris, Donna M. Norris to Kenneth L. Cozart, lots 12, 13, Lebanon. Charles E. Slack, Alma M. Slack to Robert Hoeflich, Charlene HoeDich, Part k>ts, Pomeroy VU!age. RECOGNIZED - M~mbe!W of the freslmen class at the Rio Grande ~ and Commurjjy College Holzer School of Jlo\J!WinC are, (111'!11 mw, from Jell), 'Theresa Jacklon, Amy Slump, Cindy IDgley, Jeanne lleckley, Amenda Sowards, Regina Beck Connie Hendricks, Sharon Conger Md Fran Ta.vlor; (second row), Mary Catherine Keatlnc, Clift Cline, Pamela Love! and, Vmus Rodcen, Teena Shook, Rosalie McCoy, JeweB Ragland and Family medicine: By EDWARD SCHRECK, D.O. Asolistant Professor of Family Medicine Ohlo University College It Osteopathic Medicine Question: The number or cana-r victims seem to lncroose Nery day. Is this Impression supported by fact? Answer: Death from can!l'r Is crt the lise. About one of every four Americans llving now - alxlut 56 million people - wlli be st rlcken with cancer, and tmJ·Ihlrds wUI die from the disease. Except for accidents, canrer Is the leading cause of deal h in children under 15. The rate ri cancer deaths In blac ks is increasing faster than that lor whites , supposedly because of great<!' ronsumptlon of alcohol and tobacco In this group. Question: Why has the incidence of cancer increased? Answer: Americans are living longer, and greall'f'ilge means an IncreasEd likelihood that can!l'r will develop. Part of til' reason for Beat The Price Increase Announced April 2 J, J 986 On Ford Trucks By Selecting From· Our • Inventory Nowll CHRYSLER•PLYMOUTH•DODGE Financing On AU Ranger SPRING FLING SATURDAY 10 AM-1 PM CLEAN • SHARP • TRADE-INS '84 DODGE D100 PICKUP ................ 56795 '86 DODGE COLT 3 .DR..... ~............... 56495 '85 BUICK SKYLARK V-6 ................... S6995 '85 PLY. HORIZON AUTO.A<-STEREO ....... S7195 '83 CHEV. CHEVETTE LOW NILES ............. 53495 '79 CHEV. IMPALA 4 DR................... 52695 '80 PLYMOUTH TURISMO .................. S1995 I 75 FORD T-BIRD ...... "................... ~ ..... S69 5 '81 DODGE ARIES ............................. S4195 '79 CHRYSLER NEWPORT .................. 52195 '79 FORD T~BIRD .............................. S2995 '84 DODGE ARIES ............................. S5495 '82 PONTIAC 6000 ·......................... S4995 DEMO SALE '86 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER LOADED ..... S16,900 '86 CHRYSLER LtURON GIS LOAOED....... 511,900 '86 DODGE SHELBY LOADED...:...... 510,900 399 S. Third Street . . Middleport, Ohio 45760 fHRntU (614)992-6421 - Vol.36, No .266 . Copyrighted 1986 1986 FORD E-150 STARLINE CONVERSION VAN e4 cyl. engine •4 speed trans. •Mirrors •Radial tires $sJ0749 629299 ·$ •Handling •Chrome bumpers •Tilt & speed control •6400 GVW •Factory air cond. with rear air WAS •AM/FM radio stereo cassette •WSW tires •Sport wheel covers _.... •Radial tires NOW $22;808 •17,879°6 63 Over (80) Price • Protected Trucks To Choose ·From---··· All Ready For Immediate Delivery! fACTORY INCENTIVE RATE FINANCING AVAILABLE ON SELECT.FORO AND MERCURY CARS ALSO. CALL OR VISIT OUR SHOWROOM TODAY FOR FURTHER DETAILS. a1 y - entine 2 Sections. 12 Pages 25 Cents A Muhimedia Inc. Newll)aptt London Pool opening date set by council Jobless rate drops slightly . WASHINGTON (UPI) - Unem· pioyment dropped slightly In April to 7.1 percent, showing prooounced, continuing weakness In America's · industrial sector but improvement In the construction industry, the Labor Department said today. The unemployment rate In April was slightly lower than the March figure of 7,2 percent. The jobless rate was 6. 7 percent in J anuary and 7.3 percent in February. ·Factory employment dropped again In April. Mining and manufacturing were hard hit . Since January, 85,000factory jobs have disappeared - generally the victim of foreign competition. The factory job total in April showed there were 210,00! less workers In the Industry, compared to January . 1985. The figures also showed that less than 00 percent of the factory jobs that were lost in the 1981-1982 recession have been regained. For the lhlrd consecutive monlh, jobs In the oil and gas Industry ~bowed continuing cutba cks because of declining oll prtces. Another 35,000 jobs were lost in the oil and gas Industry in April, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The figu l_'es also showed the highest number of peoplE' forced to work part time for ecommic reasons in more than two years. In April, anotll'r 385,000 prople were forced to work parl time, bringing the total number of workers in this category to 5.9 million. Most of the increase occurred among workers who suffered cut· backs in the number of hours they could work each week. Employment continued to rise In the fast-growing service Industrywhich pays almost the lowest wages in the nation - and there also was significant Improvement in construction. Construction employment rose by 85,(0) during Aprtl, the Labor Department said. Heavy construction contractors showed particular gains because of unusually good April weather that permitted an Increased number of highway projects, til' government said. Also, declining Interest rates and the accompanying Increased de· mandfornewhomesaidedcontractors in the fields of plumbing, carpentry, masonry and electrical wiring. (Continued on page 12) Unemployment Rate , ~ . 0 7.1% " tn Aprtl ~ f- 8% 1- [', ,..,.. V\ 7% •Stock # 6376 _,,_,. engine •~'utti)R1atic trans. •P'ow,.. steering •t''ower brakes Towing Pkg. • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 2, 1986 •Stock # 6729 • .!!!!i! e 1001!0 "THE DO IT ALL DEALER" COOPER Chrysler'•Plymouth•Dodge, Inc. Stories jill Pick-Ups. ' WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL! Court news Page 12 0 Li~e VIMPO Ra•lo Remote Free Cokes, Coffee and Hotdogs_ ~cky Derb)' ~ Pqe 3 ' 1986 FORD RANGER. ·s· 5.9.~. COOPER .Run·for the ·R()ses ~ - f-- DEDicATED- Mary Janlce.Laveader has worked tirelessly to help the SyractUe Fire Department and her eflnta certainly patd olf. She pre!lellted a check In the amount ol $2,913.114 10 Syracuse Mayll' Eber Pickens, on behall of the lire department, Thursday night which wUJ be used to help pa.y for the new air bap. Mary Janice Is not a member It the fire department, just a dedicated citizen. By KATIE CROW Sentinel oorrespondent The opening of London Pool and the selling of pool passes was decided when Syracuse Village Council met in regular session Thursday night. The pool wilt open May 24. Pool passes go on sale Monday. Passes may be obtained by stoppi ng at the pool or at the home of Jean Hail who was hired as gatekeeper at last night's meeting. The pool wUI be open dally from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. except Wednesday. Hours on Wednesday will be from 12 noon unW 5 p.m. and from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. The price of pool passes will remain the same as last year. Single pass will be $23, family of two, $36; family of three, $39; family of four, $42; family of five, $45; family of six. $48; family of seven, $51 ; family of eigh t, $54 . Ail passes must be limited to members of one household. Senate Oks $1 trillion budget WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Senate approved a $1 trillion budget by a decisive bipartisan vote early today that trims President Rea · gan's mllltary spending request and projects that lower inflallon will save the cou,ttry moriey. Reagan, while gratlfled the Se· nate passed a bill, was less than pleased with Its tenns, White House spokesman Larry Speakes said. The budget for next year calls for increased taxes or $13 bllllon more than twice the amount Reagan requested, but less than the nearly $19 billion the Senat e Budget Committee recommended. The Senate's fiscal 1987 budget grants $.1)1 billion to the Pentagon - $6 billion more than the committee-passEd plan bul still far less than the $320 billion Reagan wanted. The president said, "It is neces· sary that we keep tbe budget orocess mov ing. Therefore, given Board i he Senate action, he looks forward to working with the Congress to ensure more acceptable levels are reached for defense, taxes and spendin g reductions," said Speakes. Speakes said Reagan would work with the House to get closer to his version of the budget. and would veto any "budget busters" after considering "each appropratlons bill on a case by case hasts ." Senate Republican leader Robert Dole said that whlie the president felt the rom promise went too far oo rNenues and oot far enough on defense or social spending reductions, he appreciated the fact the Senate had met its responslbUlties The budget debate now turns to the House, where leaders have pledged to come up with a spending plan three days alter the Sena te. Preliminary House budget plans show they are ready to cut more committ~es By Chll!lene HoeDich Sentinel stall writer - - ISteps to bridge a cornmunlca· lions gap between the Board of Education of the Eastern Local 6% School Distrtct and the cornmunJty 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 through llason committees of t~achers, other school personnel, UP! Graph 1c and parents, weretakenat a special meeting of the board Thursday FIGURES DROP- Unemployment dropped slightly in April to 7.1 night. percent, showing pmnounoed, oontlnulng weakness in America's Volunteer committees to be Industrial sector, but bnpmvement In the oonstructlon indUstry, the represented at all board meetings, Lahor Department said Friday. UPI. provide Input on issui'S as needed, and relay information back to the community were as follows: Teachers Volunteers - Mary Baum and Becky Edwards, River· view; Ron Hill and Pam Doughitt, Chester; Barbara Tripp and Deborah Weber, Tuppers Plains; Rita Lincicome, Eastern High School; MOSCOW (UP! ) - Th~ Soviet mat said. and Mary Price and William Experts have s~ld one of the Blaine, junior high. Union completely shut down ali of grea test dangPrs of the nuclear its graphite reactors in the wake of Bus Drivers- Darlene Reed and accident Is a meltdown of nuclear Keltha Whitlatch. the Chernobyl nuclear catastrophe, fuel that would contaminate ground a Wrstern diplomat said today. Custodians, cooks and mainte· water and ruin farmland. The Kr"'mlln gave permission for nance people - Margie Benedum, Asenior Amertcan ctficial travel· Betty Jackson, Barbara Masters, an American medical expert on tlte ing with President Reagan said the and Brenda Benedum. only known treatmenl for radiation reactor accident represents a .. ..,_ sickness to aid victims of the Secretaries and aides- Barbara rtous crisis" for Soviet leader Young and Margaret Cauthorne. catastrophe and a Soviet diplomat Mikhail Gorbachev and that the Informed the U.S. Congress the Parent Volunteers - Daniel allies will have to add It to their Drake, Sue Red and Jlll Holter, "danger is not yet over." The Western diplomat, speaking Tokyo summit political agenda. Riverview; Joanne Callaway, Ma· In London the doctor who tested rllyn Sue Burke, and Patty Callaunder conditions that he not be the first gniup of Western sludents way, Tuppers Plains; Yvonne named, said the Soviet Union shut to arrtve from the Soviet nuclear Sisson, JoAnn Newsome, Gayann down an estimated 16 graphite disaster area said today they_were Clay, and Gayann Burke, Eastern reactors, besides the four at in !;Wd health oot their clothes High School; Ann Fausnaugh, Chernobyl. contained unacceptably high levels Tammy Baker, and Cathy Spencer, He said reports that theflreatthe of radiation. Chernobyl graphite- moderated junior high; and Karen Lodwick, The Soviet media, which has said Sue Metzger, and Peggy Hartman, nuclear plant had been put out by dumping wei sand on the plant were ' only two prople died and 197 were Chester Elementaryy. injured in the disaster, reported ·•silly." According to Su~e Heines, board Thursday 18 were hospitalized in president, a time wUI be set crt each ~rious condition, and the govern· agenda for inlonnation from the "If you dump sand on it you might ment sought ~lp !rom Italy in- committees. !lit wt the fire, butthenallyoudo is coping with ground contamination cover the meltdown and force It A committee of Jim Caldwell and from a nuclear plant exJiosion. down Into the ground," the dlpioHeines were named to work on a from defense and put more money Into social spendin g than the Senate. Senate budget leaders were able to grant a little extra money for defense and k>wer the taxes from the committee· passed pian by estimating the cost-of-living will go up only 2 percent next year. Earlier estimates put the cost -of-living figure at a 3.4 percent, allowing the "savings" of money to betaken into account in the Senate pian. The budget also includes some extra fund s for health programs and $100 mUllan to ooild a new space shuttle to replace the deStroyed Challenger, if the full Congress gives the OK Senators agreed tot he bipartisan spending plan on a key 66-29 vote, with l! Republicans and 28 Democrats in support. Thirteen Republicans and 16 Democrats were against the plan. The SenaiP !hen its approval !I the budget ·oo a 10-25 vote. The budget was approved In the early morning .hours following an Entire ·day and night of non-stop negotiations, including several tel~­ phone calls to 8;!11, Indonesia, where Reagan was traveling. Dole said when he ctfered the optiOns of the bipartisan compromise or killing the budget entirely, White House chief ci staff Donald Reagan said: "Don't kill it." Dole, who wted fortherompromise oodget , indicated he wa s not completely happy with It, oot said: "I'm happy In get it over with," S6l led Sen. Lawton Chiles of Florida, leading Democrat on the Budget Committee, and committee Chair· man Pete Domenici, R-N.M., held separate conferences of Republicans and Democrats to sell the proposal late Thursday- capping a full day of nego tiations. to . provide assistance drug-alcohol abuse program titled "Project Care" and work toward developing a district action group .. Bruce My~rs mel wlth the board to dlscu&'l the two hour assistant custodial positions at Chester Elementary. Arrangem'E>nts were made by the lxlard to establish a "hold harmless" statemen t, an agreement bel ween a ny group and the board which might be using the school facilities, as a protection against liability. Jim Smith and Roger Gaul were named lo work with Supt. Richard Roberts oo that. In other action, Kathy Ma nlcke and Heines wUI work on updating and amending the school's medica· tlon policy. A discussion was held on levy expenditures and stolen items with the board to st udy funds available, priorities and --·~-·--- -· Soviets shut down graphite reactors ' General admission will be 50 cents for preschool, $11Jr students, grade ooe through 12 and $1.50 for' adults. College students will come ' under the adult category. Pool pan.ies were set tiv' same as last year, $35 per . hour with a minimum of two hours. Following the ~ing of the pool, ail passes will be !Did only at the pool. The pool committee and Marty Morarity, pool manager will lllPet on May 16. Meeting with council was Mike Warner ri Brogan-Warner lnsuranee who discussed what Is insured and the type of insurance the \1ilage has. Warner wUI review the coverage and meet again with council In regard to the·cost. A letter was received from Betty Rawlings, Mason, who was glad to hear the vlllage was was dlssatls· fled with Consolidated Communlca!Ions Group. (Continued on page 12) EMERGI!NCY MEDICAL SERVICE EXPANDING - A new addition to the Meigs Counly EJnerce11CY Medical Service bulldlllg on Mulberry Help&s wU1 hou!le tralnlnl laclllllel lor advanced erne; smcy medical lecllnlc._, Melp EMS II the only YIWmeer ~ II the 111ate wlh ~n to le8clt advuced EM'l"a. Melp'EMS has alao aewred a grant throqb the Ohlo Board ~ ··-~ replacements. The board approved testing lor asbestos a nd set a maximum expenditure of $1200 with Supt. Roberts to report hack oo cost factors and the possibility of participating in the state's energy conservation program. The bus drtvers substitute policy was approved, and a report was given by (Continued on page U) · · - Regents, which governs EMS, to develop a computer-video training program which may hecome a model lor other EMS lratning ce~~~ers. The Melp Coumy Comm' I ners attribute the IIICJCeSSIul ~)IIIIMin al the local EMS program to Bob B)'er, who has been dlreclor of Me•- EMS since ~. 7 1!182. "&" '>q" ' �Pomeroy~Middleport, rriday, .May 2. 1986 ~Ommentary ._ I . The other day, addresstng a large gatherlng at Cornell University, George McGovern, sometime Decomcratlc presidential candidate, arguf!ll feiVmtly that the De!IIO· cratlc Party needs to be "anti· interventionist," anti - well, yes, "anti-Pentagon" is an ecooomical way to . put lt. Political weight· watchers' are entitled to say: Aw. shucks, forget lt. Aft a- all, McGov· ern was a Henry Wallace booster · back lnl.948 and Henry Wallace was being fWl by !be Communist Party. McGovern's love 'of Wallace was such that be never nEEded to say he was oorry, and when McGovern ran for president, there he was again, talking about reducing defense by 25 percent. Sodon'twony; atterall, when the voters ex)ressed them· selves on McGovern's program, he carried exactly one state. DEVIn'ED TO THE INTERI!STS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher · PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller ( Pacemaker in Omaha ____wl_·uia_m_F_.B_u_ck_ley;._J_r. 111 Court Streel Po111eroy, Ohio BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The United Press International, Inl and Dally Press Assoc!allon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LE'ITERS OF OPINION are welcome. 11\ey should be less than lXI words loog. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with name, address and telephone number . No unst.gn«< letters. will tx!o published. Letters should be In good taste, addressin g Issues, not persooaiUies. View of rights Indonesian President Suharto, a ~~~an who uses no first name- and one who needs none- is very sensitive to criticis111 ci his military regime. Charges or repre!\5lon and corrupti:m by a U.S. ally that are publicly igr\(ired by the administration have the familiar rlng or u.s. policy toward tile' Philippines before the downfall or Ferdinand Marcos and his billkm-dollar empire. Rather than label Suharto a dictator, President Reagan calls him "a long-time friend of the United States" and "a most responsible influence in world affairs, " the head or a nation that "in large part e111braced human llbei'ty ... 'file White House fact sheet on U.S-Indonesian relations given to fl'ROrlers before Reagan's Paclflc trlp makes no mention of human lights. Spokesman Larry Speakes would not talk about it. either, saying, "The mil&t'.systematic, widespread violations ci human lights in Southeast Asia are tlolse in Vietnam and now in Vietnamese-oocupied Cambodia." He 111isses the point. Vietnam does mt havedlpiomatic relatkms with the United States and Is not a part of the freedom -loving, economically booming A~iation of Southeast Asian Nations Reagan is promoting on his :'winds of freedom" tour to Indonesia and Japan. Speakes dismissed the subject by telling n,wrters to check the State Department's compendium on hu111an lights around the world. An· administration official, who conceded the Indonesian government was ·:stupid" for trying to' bar two Australian correspondents traveling wltli ,Reagan, explained, In stilted State Departmentese: '"Jbe Philippines and the Republic of Indonesia are two countries that are quite dilferent . The Indonesian goverrunent has broad support among its prople. "lis management of Its economy, particularly recently as declining oil l'['lleDUes were experienced, has been very skillful. There Is no insurgency at all comparable to the PhUipplnes, and the anny is professional .... Our pollpy is not monolithic .... The United ·states uses its influence to enceuragedeiiiOCratlc change in careful ways that respect ot:hercountrles' traditions and politiCal realities as well as the security threats !liMy of thel]l face from external or internal forces of totalitarianism. "This is what we did in the Philippines and what we would do in IndOnesia." The only external threat to Indonesia is what an lt!icial called "a phobia a~t China," which the United States does not accept. U.S. policy declares that unsubstantiated n,wrts of political repression may be true but the situation is easing. By the way, that State Deparirnent n,wrt Speakes hoped nobodY would 10011 up says: •:Although there were irnprove~~~ents in the human rights sttuatlon in al,'i, problems nevertheless remain. These include unexplained deaths and disappearances, reports of torture·and cruel irmtlllent of prisoners ancl restrictions on freedom of speech and press, freedlm of JTDvement and activities of political parties and labor organizations." · ~ked If the United States considered Suharto a dictator or merely an authoritarian, a government spokes111an relied, "Draw your own coneluskm... Ba54ld on the State Department's own lengthy assessment of human rlgllts In Indonesia, It is easy to do !ll. And there Is one very important dilference between the Philippines and Indonesia - Marcos is out and Suharto is in. OK But such reasoning is Slllllg. Mr. McGovern Is telling his listen· ers that we were wrqng (obvtmsly) on Ubya, wrong (even) on Gren· ada, wrong (again, obviously) oo VIetnam and Cuba. And that we are wrong now in spE!IIdlngwhat we are spending on defense. He does not quite say that any nuclear defense is immoral, which means that he is rot quite as dangerous as a Methodist bishop. But his rea!llning romes close to arriving at that position. His adversary, that night at Cornell, had one week before spent a few l!ours at the headquarters of the Strategic Air Command at Omaha. Now I don't believe in government subsidies for educa· tion, but ( would vote to double the national deficit If that were neces· ,sary to brlng every 9Pinion-maker to 0111aha to spend three IDurs, there, listening, viewing, comprehending what has been going on for the past :a! years. Statistics tend to maim, leaving the llstener.numb and du!llb. But a few float in the consciousness of any f!llnd that consents to give a mo111ent's thought to the q~estion : Is the republic in danger? Answer: Yes. W~ are tn dang<!r. One million Russians are engaged in research and development, which consumes one·fifth of their defense budget. The Soviet Union, during the past few years, has worked slmultaneously on the development of four offensive nuclear ballistic systems. Dufing the same period it has atlemptal to repair the one weak ~ leg In Its triad (triad: land-based lllisslles, submarines, bombers) . LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) Snow Chief wlll need a fast break and·early speed, qualities that have made him the Kentucky Derby favorite, to win Saturday's 112th Run for the Roses. Snow Chief's March 1 Florida · Derby triumph helped establish the California colt as the 6-5 early line choice for Saturday's race. The son ci Reflected Glory broke from the No. 12 position at Gulfstream Park and breezed for a wire-to-wire victory over the 16-horse field. Saturday, Snow Chief .runs against the same n~mber d horses,· and lro111 the same post position, but there is one Important difference. Along with him on the outside wUI be much more speed. In No. 13 wlll be Bachelor Beau, In No. 14 Groovy, and No. 15 Zabelata. Bachelor Beau trainer Philip Hauswald would rather his Blue Grass Stakes winner was away from the rest of the pace- setters. "I just hope one d them doesn't get used up going for the front," he said. · Snow Chief trainer Mel Stute said he is not worried about the extra burners on the outside. "There is a little more speed, but it's on the outside, which is good," Stute said. "He can drop across and make his own way. If theY were inside. he might be carried along, but thiswayhecan lay back tWrdor fourth untU he makes his move at the quarter or S.16ths pole." lis Bear-S homber can, well, do aoything. The Soviet Union's har· dened missile sites multiply every day ... Its Ss·2!1 mobile missiles wlll soon be operational .. . Its gross natilnal product consigns to the lllllltary something on the order of 16 per~Pnt. By contrast, we spend just aver 6 percent of GNP on defense, notwithstanding that the Soviets are per capita one-halt. as well oil as we: a 111easure of thelt sacrifice. For what? The better to eat you, granny. Having visited Omaha and pondered the implications of 0111aha, I do not think the Soviet UniOn will engage in a first strike against the United States. The brainy Gen. Larry Welch, who is In charge of that operation, cares about two things in (public) life. The ilrst Is that there shall be no accidental war (hy the way, nuclear testing adds heavily to our ability to ~ent accidental nuclear expio· sions). The second Is that there shall be no delay If the order should come in from the president to strike. It is only tor so long as the Soviet Union knows that such an order from the president would result in SAC's destruction of the Soviet Union's leadership and military targets that we have tbe self·lndulgence to listen, 'relatively undisturbed, to such as George McGovern going on about expensive Defense Department totlels and our redundant nuclear capac· lty. The moment the Soviet UniOn thought our retalltatory force less than redundant is the moment when a first strike - which, alter all , Is the inherent logic d Soviet strategic arrangements - would ro111mand itself to Soviet tacticians ci world conquest . . People travel to Disneyland to enjoy themselves, which is as It ought to be. In such numbers one oouid hardly expect Americans to visit the Strategic Air Command at Omaha. Short of that, I wish Congress would vote a special appropriations bill to buy George McGovern a ticket to visit !hell'. Before the draw Thursday, workers along the backstrelch at ChurchUI Downs were predicting a fast - perhaps a record - Derby race. Thus, IIIOSt preferred a middle post.posltlon to allow their horses to best acclimate them· selves to tbe break or the race. Badger Land, tbe second pick at 3-1, drew the No. 10 posttiln. Trainer and part-owner Jeff Lukas says his colt, a winner ci the Everglades and Flamingo stakes Goldberg that Sen. Richard Lugar, R·Ind., chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, is quietly searching for an alternative candidate. • Meanwhile, Wrobleski appar· enUy got a wm rap from one staunch Reaganite, Customs Ser· vice Com111issloner William von Raab. In an intemperate prlvate letter to Wrobleski , von Raab accused her of embarrassing and offending hem personally. The reason: Wrobleski's office had Invited Customs officials fro111 Bulgaria and East Germany to a regional drug conference in Spain late this month. "I have heard of the bias ci some in the (State) Department in being soft on communists, but this is too much!" von Raab wrote. ;: You have not only embarrassed me in front of all my counterparts in other customs services, but also person· ally offended my own principles." Von Raab proceeded to lecture RACINE- Meigs rallied for four seventh inning runs to knOck oil Southern, 9-5. in non-league girls softball action here Thursday. Meigs' Shannon Hlndy led off the final Inning with a walk and Tammy Wright promptly singled her to third . Jenni Couch's fielder's choice drove In the go-abead run. Jodi HarriSon followed with an RBI single and Marla Musser walked, setting up Carol Smith's two-run double to end the scoring. Musser started on the hill for the Wrobleski on Bulgaria's irnplica· lion in af!IIS and heroin smuggling; as for East Germany, he asked querulously: "What will the most vUe, oppressive regime in lhe world add to this session, other than to emmrrass the U.S. Customs Ser· WASHINGTON (NEA) - Seven late one of SALT II 's weapons ceilings years after the Strategic Arms Limi· - the limitation of 1,200 ballistic tation Treaty of 1979 was signed by missiles with multiple warheads. the leaders of the United States and t\fter considerable agonizing, Rea· the Soviet Union, President Reagan gan announced last June: "I have decannot decide whether to endorse or cided that the United States will con· reject it. tinue to refrain from undercutting For the second time in less than a existing strategic arms agreemenls year, the president has reluctantly - to the extent that the Soviet Union ex· if not grudgingly - agreed to abide ercises comparable restraint." by the SALT II restrictions on the That meant dis~~~antllng an older number of multiple warhead missiles Poseidon · sub111arine, the USS Sam each signatory may . have in Its Rayburn, although ad111inistration of· arsenal. licials considered placing the sub in A decision to ignore the treaty ceil· dry dock w~ile reserving the right to ing surely would have exacerbated reactivate it at any time. tensions between the two nations. In· Now the eighth Trident submarine, deed, it almost certainly would have the USS Nevada, is scheduled to begin destr,oyed any chance that they might sea trials on May 20. Ita 24 missiles reach agreement on a new arms limi· would constitute a SALT II violation tation treaty in the negotiations now unless two ·Poseidon submarines are Today Is Friday, May 2, the l22nd day of 1986 with :!13 to follow. underway in Geneva, Switzerland. scrapped. the moon is moving away from Its last quarter. . Although President Carter sigaed Reagan again considered but then The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. SALT II, he.asked the Senate to sus· rejecteddry·dockingthePoseldonsor the evening star is venus. · pend lhe ratification process after the disarming but not dismantling the111. · Those born on this date are under the sign of Taull!s. They include Soviets Invaded Afghanistan in 1979. · This would have left this country open pioneer Zionist Theodor Herzl in lBOO, composer Lorenz Hart in 1895, chlld Reagan made. the treaty a center- to accusations of lhe same type of care specialist Di-. Benjamin Spock In 1903..(.age 83), and Bing Crosby in piece of his 1980 ca111paign asainst technical treaty violations it has Carter, deteribing it as a "fatally charged the Soviets with. .~. flawed" example of a "failed foreign That grudging compliance with the On this date in history: , . ., · in ]863, Confederate Gen. Tho111as Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson was policy" characterized by indecision ·· letter and spirit ol the treaty will and culllbllity about Sovletintentions. mean that between 1973 (when the mistakenly shot by his own soldlers. He died eight days later. Less than a year after entering the SALT I treaty was signed) and mid· In 1941. the Federal Communications Conunlssion approved the regular White House, however, Reagan made 1986, the United States will have dis· scileduUng of oommerclal television broadeasts. a public commitment that he, .like mantled ~""': submarines ~arrylng 1n 1972, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover died attheageof71. Also that day, Carter, would abide by the unratified 48 ballistic m1ssiles to remam under 91;iJrollle were. killed in a mine tire in Kellogg, Idaho. treaty's provisions if the Soviels dis· the treaty ceiling. 1J11982 in the worsening Falklandlslandswar,'aBrltishsubmarinesank played si111ilar restraint. During that same period, the Soviet lht Arge~tine cruiser Gen. Belgrano, kUling 321 Argentine sailors. In an interview last year, the presi- Union will have dismantled 14submaJi11983, a strong earthquake centered near Coalinga, Calif., Injured a dent explained· that his position rmes carrying 224 missiles, scrapped nuinber of people and caused more than million In damage. changed after "I learned that the So- 15 intercontinental bo111bers and ' In 19!li more than 125 Hells Angels and associates were picked up in the viet Union had a capacity to increase abandoned 300 additional missile climax ~~ three-year, nationwide FBI drug probe dubbed "OperatiOn weaponry 'much faster than the treaty launchers - a record never men· permitted, and we didn't." tloned by Reagan when he gripes ROugh Rider." · ll thought for !lie day: Or. Benjamin Spo~;k wrote, "The more people Last fall when sea trials of the sev. about alleged Soviet treaty violations haVe studied different methods ct bringlrtg up chlldrm, the more they have · enth Trident. sub111arine, the USS of far less significance~ . Alaska, becan, the United States was, Moreover, the Congress101_1al Re~ to the conclusion tbat what good mothers and fathers instinctively lor the first time, in a position to vio- search Sery1ce estimates that morder tee! like doing for ,thelr babies Is~ after all." · . to remain in compliance with the treaty through the end of next year, this country also will bave to give up 10 obsolete Minuteman III missiles, while the Soviets will have to abandon an additional 30 bombers and 286 missiles. He concluded in the same contemptuous vein , asking: "Has the State Department developed an InstitutiOnal form of Alzheimer's disease of just plain taken leave of Its senses?" · Neither ooe. apparently. Wrolieskl replied thai Bulgaria and East Germany were included in a "draft letter of invitation" sent to her ollice - by the Custo!IIS Service. Not only that, wt von Raab's agency indicated it would pay the travel expenses of the two com111unlst delegations, she noted. Wrobleski told von Raab It was too late to withdraw the invitatiOns, and suggested a dlplomatlc solu· lion: Cancel the conference. wide." Also pleased with the draw of his horse was Clive Brlttain, trainer of No. 4 Bold Arrangement. "It gives us a chaniP to get out and get in the race.," he said. "I'm absolutely delighted." The winner's share of the record $784,400 purse is $009,400. Secooo place is ·worth $100,1m; third is $00,1m and fourth $1!i,lm. The complete fteld for the IY,·mUe race, from the rail, wtth jockeys and odds: Ferdinand, BUI Shoelllaker, :a!-I; Mog;~mho, Leroy Jolley, 10-1; Wise Times, Keith Allen, 12-1; Bold AITang<!ment, Chris McCarron, 12-1; Icy Groom, Eddie Maple, 12· I; Southern Appeal, Jesse Davidson. 12-li Vernon Castle, Eddie Delahoussaye, lJ.I; Rampage, Pat Day. Broad Brush, Vince Bracciale, 10-1; Badger Land, Jorge Velasquz, 3-1; Wheatty HaD, Gary Stevens, 30-1; Snow Chief, Alex Solis, 6-5; Bachelor Beau, Larry Melanoon, 15-1; Groovy, Lafflt Pincay, 30-1; Zabaleta, Darrel McHargue, 12·1, and Foii>y Forbes, RandY Romero, 12-1. . Wise Times, Icy Groom. South· ern Appeal, Zabaleta and foii>y Forbes were grouped as a livehorse mutuel betting fiPid. 11188 MEIGS MARAUDERETIE'! - The two-lbne delenolng TVC champion Meigs MaraudereUes are rurrenlly on lhelr way 1o a lhlrd 81ra1Kht 80itball crown with a 3).1 overall record and 111-ll mark In lhe TVC. Team ~~~embers shown above are, left Ill 111ht, first row, Jennl Cooch, Jodi Harriaon, Tammy Wright, Kim Stewart, Jule lly9ell and : manager, Joe Parker. Back row, left lo right, Cindy Rlffte, Shanmn Jllndy, Marla Mu!ller, Carol Smith, Gina FoDrod, Barb Hatlfie1d and Shelly Slobarl. Twins dump Yankees; A's stop Brewers: By FRED McMANE UPl Asalstant Sports Editor One man's home Is another man's prlson. The American League was lull ci such home+lies Thursday night . -After nearly two years of rude treatlllent in the home or the New York Yankees, the Minnesota Twins finally won a game at Yankee Stadium by defeating the Yankees 74. . -Moose Haas felt very uncom· fortable visiting his old home in Mllwaukee County Stadium. but the right-hander quickly adjusted and became tbe American League's first five-game winll!'r by turning back his old Brewer tea mmates. 7-2. - The Toronto Blue Jays can't Marauderettes, now 20.1 for the year, and went live strong Innings. Barb Hatfield recorded career win number 61 by pitching the final two innings, allowing one hit. Together, the Meigs hurters fanned four and walked four. Southern's Rachel Reiber went the dlsianre lor the Tornadoettes and allowed nine hits while walking six and fanning none. Meigs' Tammy Wright led ali hitters with three base hits while Couch, Harrison, Hatfield, Musser, Smith. and Cindy Riffle all had one hit each. Southern's four hits were singles each by Alana Bitler. Pam John· son, Patrice Circle, and Reiber. Coach John Aroott's Marau· dere!tes have clinched tbe Eastern division in the TVC with a 12.0mark while Coach Kim Phlilips' Torna doettes maintain a 6-3 mark In the SVAC. Sou !bern is 9-8 (JIIerali. Coach John Arnott' s Marau· derettes have not lost since very early in the year tlost to Gallipolis CLASS ~~A" GIRLS SOFTBALL' SECTIONAL 1 EASTERN . 2. MILLER 5/13/86 4:30 5/8/86 4:30 3. FEDERAL HOCKING 5/15/86 4. TRIMBLE walt to leave home. Toronto lost Its fifth straight series in Exhibition Stadium dating back to last season by dropping a 74 contest to the Ca lifornia Angels. Twins 7, Yankees 4 At New York, Stevelombardozzl and 'lim Laudner singled home runs in the sixth inning to help the Twins break a nine- game Yankee Stadium losing streak. Kent Hrbek and Gary Gaetti added solo homers to assure the Twins their first Yankee Stadium vtctory since July 21, 1984, and hand New York only Its third loss in its last 11 decisions. Juan Agosto, 1-0, who entered the game in the fourth, earned the victory. Dennis Rasmussen, 2·1, took the loss. Dave Winfield homered for New York. A's 7, Brewers 2 Haas scattered six hits o:wrreight Inning to raise his record to 5.(). Dwayne MUJl>hY and rookie Jose Cansecoeach hit two-run homers to suwort Haas. Haas, 5·0, was traded to the A's before the start of the season after nine years with the Brewers. He struck out one and .walked two in eight innings to become the 111ajor leagues' first five-game winner. An}!l!ls 7, Blue Jays 4 At Toronto, Brian Downing drove In three runs with three extra base hits to spark the Ang<!ls' trlulllph. Winning pitcher Jim Slaton, 3-1, worked six innings and allowed three runs on five hits. The Angels snapped a :>3 tie and chased Jimmy Key, ().2, with a pair 11·9) and later avenged that with an 11·3 win over the Blue Ang<!ls. Meigs travels to Miller Monday to wrap up their TVC season before playing Wellston for thelt third straight TVC championship. Bucks even series By UnHed Press lntematlonal Thr Milwaukee Bucks, who failed to protect an 18-polnt thlrd·quarter lead in Game 1. learned their lesson. With Terry Cummings scoring 10 9r hi s~ points in the fourth quarter Thursday night, the Milwaukee Bucks held secul1'1y to a 17-polnt lhird· quarter advanlag<! to tie their NBA playoff quarterfinal series against Philadelphia 1-1 wtth a 119·107 decision over the 76ers. Game 3 is Saturday afternoon. 1be Mavericks, trailing their best·Of·seven quarterfinal series 2-0. were bolstered by their Game 2 performance as the series shifted to Reunion Arena in Dallas for tonight's Ga111e 3. The Lakers, who breezed through their fi rst fou r postseason games, finally faced stiff competition in the second game against tbe Maver· leks before winning 117·113. of runs in the fourth . Key lett the' game wtth an ll.M ERA. Jesse· Barfield homered for Toronto. In the only other AL game. Boston routed Seattle 12-2. . In National League games, Atlanta trimmed NewYork7·2,San Diego edged St. Louis 4-3, Pit\s.' burgh downed San Francisco ~2 and I.J;ls Ang<!ies blanked Olicago 4-0. _ · 'Red Sox 12, Marklers 2 .< At Baston, Wade Boggs went : 3-for-5, drove In three runs and scored three times to spark the Red Sox to their l:lurth straight victory. · The loss was the six th in a row for Seattle. Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd, 2-2,: scattered nine hits, walked one and struck out five to po6t his second co111piete game. · · MEIGS JAYCEE GOLF BENEFIT ENTRY FORM MAY 15, 1986 Tee Time 1:00 Shotgun Start 1986 Honoree lee McComas NAME - -- - - - - - -- - - - ADDRESS - - -- - -- - - - - - - . ; - - -- PHONE NO. ------::-- - - - - - - - . HDCP - - - - -- - - Shirl Size L SEND CHECK AND ENTRY FOIM TO: .IGS COUNn JAYCEES c/o·15 5 N. 2ntl be., Mlllldleport, 011. c..- Happf 35th . • . 5. CROOKSVILLE Mom AND dr"IM'nf'd funt•ral lrrlln-rmt"nl, ju111 nil or ,-h.lt Dad Rankin guides horse to Scioto win The Daily Sentinel (U!I'S 14..11M) ' A. Dlv~lon of Multimedia, Inc . Publl.shOO every afiE>rnoon , Monday through Frida y. 111 Court St., Po· Berry's World meroy. Ohio. by the Oh io V aliE"Y Pub· !lshlnR Company / Multlmed l{t, Inc .. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph. 002-2156. Se- cond clan pos lagt> paid at Porr'l('roy. Ohio. T,oday· in history Mt'mber : Unllfd Prtss International. Inland Dall y Press Associa tion and th e Ohio Nf"wspaper Associat ion . National AdvNIIsln~ Representative-, Branham . Newspapflr Sal es. 733 Third Avenu e, New York . N<'w York 10017. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI\ -Dan Rankin guided Host Of Waverly to a one-length victory in Thursday night 's featured $8,1m preferred trot at SCioto Downs. The trotter took the lead in the final tum and went oo to PoSt a2:00 2-5 win In his 1!9> debut. R.D.L. finished second and GaYn T. came in third . In the ninth race, the 3·1·2 trUecta combination of Senator Be Quick, Sara's Hope and Step Happily was worth $912.60. A crowd of 3,357 wagered PAINT SPECIAL to 111e Dally Sentinel, 111 Court St.. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. rler may remit In advanCE' direct to Garry Hunter receives my support fo.r State Representative as an extremely hard-working individual who has a proven record of dedication to public service. 1 have known Garry Hunter for many years both personally and professionally. Garry is married to Becky Swindell from my home county of Meigs. DEVOE month . EXTERIOR ACRYUC lAlEX FlAT No subscriptions by mall permitted In towns wh er(' hOITl(' carrier Jervlcf:' Is . available. • STATE REPRESENTATIVE Sl795 The Dally Senllnt-1 on a3, 6 or 12 monlh re sts. Crt.>dlt wUI be ~l ven carrier Eech ."How about two bits In HUMANITARIAN AID?" GARRY HU"TER 2 GAUON IIKIIET Sub!lcrlbers not d@llr ln g to pay 1he car· HOUSE PAINT SUGAR ·RUN MILLS Mul.. rry be. . 992·2119 ., ... .. .' ' OUTSIDE One W{'('k .. ................... .............. $1.10 Onr Month .. ........... ....... ............. $4 .80 QnP Year .. .. ......................... .... S.'i7 .20 SINGLE COPY PRICE Dally ... ..... ...................... ..... 25 Cents s:n . IIIIGHT WHITE ACRYlK UlEX PAin SUBSCRIPTION Ri\TJil! By Carrter or Motor Route Ma118ublcrlptlon• htllhl e Ohio • 13 Weeks .. .. ................. ............ Sl4.56 26 Weeks ...................... ........... . 12\1.12 ' ~2 Weeks .... .............................. 158.24 OU&alde Ohio 13 Weeks ............................... .. . SI5.60 26 weeks .............................. .... s:11.20 · ~2 Weeks ................................. . W-1.80 • DEVOE POOTMASTER: Send address chang(IS ..., Annivarsarv llf'nd Especially striking is the fact that the Soviets are routinely romplying with the missile limitations while Reagan persists in publicly agonizing over whether to make a far more 111odest · sacrifice to honor the agreement. Entry Fee: $35.00 M_ LG_ XL_ REMEMBER WITH ToFLO)YERS a hfautlrully 5/8/86 4:30 . " his last two times wt, is light where he should be. "It looks like he'll fall into perfect po6Hion. We have speed outside ci us and It looks Uke we can go Into the lirst turn laying back just a llttle,"said the son ci D. Wayne Lukas. Another trainer who had no complaints alter the draw was Icy Groom's Sam Ramer. "It could hOt be better If I drew it myself," said Ram~. "I llke the fact that speed drew outside. It's perfect for IllY horse and his style of ruMing (4 to 51engths ctfthe pace). They'D have to use their speed to !;'l't into posHIOn by the first turn. Those horses can't carry (the tum) vice ... ?" Sticking with SALT ______R_ob_er_t~_a_lte_rs •• .•.. Marauderettes post 9-5 non-league win Little experience ____J_a_ck_A_nd_er_so_n_&_D_a_le_Va_n_A_u_a press assistant to a series <1 Republican members of Congress from Florlda and then served In that capacity lor the first lady. In fact, some critics grouse that Wrobleski's sole dlplomatlc experience to date was to set up a luncheon for Mrs. Reagan with the queen of Thailand durlng the president's Far East trip this 1110nth. As an Indication of the State Department's atlltude toward Wrobiesld, she was bypassed twice for U.S. delegations to important International conferences on narcotics. The first ·meeting was spearheaded by Aitorney General Edwin Meese; the second was set up by the OrganizatiOn of American States. In hoth cases, lower-ranking offt. clals in her ot!lce were chosen to represent the State Department. Senate critics are concerned that Wrobleski's nomination signals a denlgratiln of the drug post. Sources told our assocla te Donald ... :m . . WASHINGTON - Should a 34-year-okl former press socretary for Nancy Reagan, with neither drug enforcement nor diplomatic expertise, be given a key post in the administration's war on interna· Ilona! dope smuggling? Is the White House nominee being unfairly picked on by her critics? Even If the answer to both questions is yes, Senate insiders tell us that Ann Wrobleski , acting assistant secretary of state for InternatiOnal narcotics 111atters, doesn't stand · much chartoe of ronfirmation . For starters, so111e inftumtlal senators are milled because they weren 't consulted by the White House before Wrobleski's nomination was sent to Capitol Hill. But the main reason for senator· lal displeasure on both sides of the aisle is Wrobleski's almost total lack of experience in dealing with law enforcement officials and dlplomats. Before gobtg to the State Department, she had held joll; as The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Field set for ·Kentucky De.-by Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Friday, May 2, 1986 . The Daily Sentinel ' Page-2-The Daily Santinel Ohio D. :n2{J. 'or. Marion Fugate . Plld 1v by Huntot lor Stoll Rop.-totlvo, Evoren Ridge. TrHourot, r 22 South Mo AvMIUI, Atheno, Ohio 48701 • .. �0 w ,.. hcJ\ Page-4-The Daily Sentinel .. Friday. May :t, ll:IH6 Pomeroy Middll!l(lrt. Ohio LUi l fXrERifNCE 1111: JOY Of REL BELPRE (15-4) RACINE :_ Meigs e rupted tor 11 first Inning runs to pin a 15-5 del<! at NELSONVILLE-YORK (3·9) This USED CMS, INC. _.-.o;.J.. St. Rl. ~ U R•y Riggs Ph. Nl-41.. ' Chester MIDDLEPORT mSTORE Church Ollice BEGINS WITH PRAYER Fultz, Mgr. Ph. m -2111 Pemeroy we Fill Doctors' Prescriptions (J Cl.OlHING IDJSE - James5, J 6 ~ V . Complete I ~etter ma n , his prayer is - ~ NI~!~~RDWAR:tI MEIGS (8·7· 1) 5n 5:00 .. Phonei6141741· 1177 Po1111tog Flotrl' Shop fiOWDS FOR IVERY OCCASION 16141992-2039 or 1614)992-5721 106 luttol'not Awt., GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Pot~~trof, 2. .. . • 011. Across and would like to improve ou rse lves any way we "Stning Families" 264 S. 2ntl, Middleport 992-5141 from the ideal COnduct prescribed by OUr faith 0[ SONS StORE the prevailing culture. Howeve r, in any case the from the co ... thouse Bill Qulcklo and .,i t must be the right kind of prayer. So, instead of · 1 · f . Gd f as k1ng o or matena advantages, try praying or ' d f d th e h ea lth o f your f am1·1y an d f'r1en s, or peace an · · th ld d bo 11 f ·d h appmess 1n e wor , an a ve a , or gu1 ance to help you become a better person. Then, if you .n, ,.., ,,.,.. 221 W. Main St., Pomeroy · 992-5432 SHOES 104 E. MAIN ST• POMEROY . 992-2815 are truly Sincere about this, you will make a real TRIN!rY QIURCH. Rev. W. H. Pm"ln, past<r. ~ 8ick, Sunday School SUpt. Olurch Scllxll9: 15 a.m.: W<nhlp Sen1f' to:JJ a .m. C'hrllr rehearSal, '))eday, 7:J1 p.m. 7 • •• Roth Ann Voeuger SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· effort in that direction and find in the process that TERIAN- Worship service 10:15 a .m. Church SchooiiO•OOa.m. Tu.,day, lOa .m. so me of your prayers have already been answered . Bible Study; Sunday,6p.m .JunlorandSe· nlor High Youth Groops. under directlon of Lois Burt. POMEROY CHURCH OF 111E NA2A· RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pastor, John Evans. Sunday School 10:00 a .m .; RENE. Ono!r UniOII and Mulberry, Rev. Sunday Moming .Worshlp ·n :!)0 a.m . Chll· Church School 10 a.m. 1Grace ) Evtning wor!hlp 7:30 p.m. Wednesday 'Illomas Glen Mr'Chl.ng,•pastcr. Norman Prfs. dren's Church 11 a.m. Sunday Evening MOR NING STAR W hi o 45 p d Blbl S d 7 ~" ley, S. S. &lpl ., Sunday School, ~ll a.m.; Service 7:00p.m. Wed., 6 p.m. Youno La· ·• - ors tp, ": a.m.: rayer an e lu y, ; oN p.m . nunlng wttshlp lfr.:rt a.m.; t"VE'rllngsmbG • Church School, 10•.111 a.m.: Bible STudy, DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, cHes' Auxiliary. Wednesda", 7 p.m . Fam· Th ur sday , 7: oJU ~ p.m.! Ra derl . Char 1IL'S R usse II Sr., mJ n 1ster. Rl c k Map.m.; mld-Wf'H service, W«lneotday, 7 p.m. 3 lly Worihlp. RACINE WESLEYAN - Ch urc h •~ sup I. S un da y Sch oo I ";,: oN 'II\ GRACE EP!SlDPAL CHURCH, 31G E. -3..-hool, comUI:-"r, a .m .; HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH . Off 10 a.m.: Worshlp11 a.m.: UMWfourth Mon Worship service 10:30 a .m. Bible s1udy, Main St. Pomeroy. Sunday ...vices: Holy Rt. 124, 3 miles from Portl and-Long Botd ~ M · p kl Tu d Jll conmunlon on ttl! flrs1 Sunday rl rach nmlh, ay a1 7: .... p.m.: en s rayf'r 8 re-a ast . es ay , 7: p.m. tom . Edsel Hart, paslor. Sunday School, WediN"Sday, 7 a.m . jCraCE' L REORGANIZED CHURCH OF J~lS and combtned with m:rntng p-ayer oo the 9: 30 a.m.; Sunday morning pr eachln~ s UTION -Church School, 9: 30a.m.; c HRISTO F LA~R DAy SAJ!'In'S. Portthlrdd Sunday. Mornfngprayt'l' andserrmn on 111:.. all other ~ flttf> rmnlh. Church School 10:30 a .m.; Sunday evening services, 7: Mornlru~ Worship 10:45 a.m . firs! and third Iand·Raclne Road . William Roosh, pastor. and Nursery care providl'd. 01ff'f hour In 1he p.m. Sundays ; Ff'llowshlp dinner wllh CarmE-l Linda Evans, ctl urch school director. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST Parl!h Hall bn!Milately rolbvlnglheservtce third Thursday, G:ll p.m. (McGuire) . Church schooi9: :M) a.m.; Morning wonip CHURCH. Corner Ash and Plum. Ralph POMEROY CHURCH OF OIRJSr, 212 W. 10 :·30 a .m .; Wed nesd ay evening prayer KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Vernon Cundllt, pastor. Sunday School10:00a.m:, I Main St., Nell Proudfoot. poster. Bllie Sctm Eldridge, minister; Oltv« Swain. Sunday serv 1ces, 7: JllI p.m. 9:JJa.m.; Mcrningwcrshlp,II:I1a.m.; Youth Morning Worshlp,ll:OO a.m.; Wednesday School Supt. Preaching 9:30 a .m. each BETIU.EHE:M BAPTIST. RPV. Earl , Sh 1 w h Saturda £venin Services at ·30 p nwt~Jt8> , ~ID p.m.; Evening worship, ?olD p. an d Y g · · Sunday. u er. pastor. ors lp servlct>, 9: 30a.m. m WID'Ie9day nJgl'lt fl'8yf'l' meeting and Bible m. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION. George Sunday School10:30 a.m. Bible Study and study. >ID p.m. Anedo, pastor. Sunday service, 9: ~ a.m.: pra)·er s.rvlce Tbu nr;lay, 7:30p.m . MEIGS THE SALVATION ARMY, 115 Bunernut CARLETON INTERDENOM!NATION· COOPERATIVE P!\IUSH evening service 7: :Wp.m . Prayer meeting, Ave .. Pomeroy. Mrs. Dlra Wlnlng In dlargf!'. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday, 7: 30p.m . AL CHURCH, Klngsburt Road . Rev. Da · &Jnday hOliness ..-log, 10 a.m.; &Jnday NORTHEAST CLUSTER BEARWALLOW RHX';E CHU RCH OF vld Curfman, pastor. Sunday Schoo19: ~ School, 10: ll a.m. SUnday School, YPSM Rev. Doa Archer CHRIST. JosEPh B. Hoskins, pastor. Bible a .m .; Ralph Cart, Supt . Evening worship Elci9e Adams. lea<k.'r. 7:.'1) p.m. Salvat*Jn Rev. Roy Detter Cla ss, 9:30a.m.; MomlngWorshlp l0:30a. 7:00 p.m . Prayer meeting, WednescBy nt<.'l'llng varioUs speakers and music spoctals. Rev. Seldon JallaAOn m .; Evening Worship, 6: 30p.m. Thursday 7:00p.m . 1l1Jrsda.Y, ll:.D a.m. 10 2 p.m. I..actks Home ALFRED - Church School 9:30a .m .; Bible Study, -6:30 p.m . LONG BO'ITOM CHRlSTIAN, Vemoo League, 1Tlf111bfrs In charge, aiJ \oiiOO'ICTt Worship, II a .m .: UMYF6:30p.m.; UMW NEW STIVERSVILLE OOMMUNlTY Eldrklge, pastor; WallaceDamewood,S . Invited; ~45 p.m. Thursday, Qrpi cadet Third Tuf'sday, 7: .J l p.m. Commu nion , CHU RCH , Sunday School SPrv!ce, 9: 45 a. S. Supt . Sunday Sdlool 9:30a .m .; Worship Clao;s tYoung Poople-Blliet, 7:30p.m. Blbio ll rst Sunday. (Archer ) . m .; Worship service 10:30 a .m.; Srrvlce, 10: 30 a.m. StudY and Prayer ..-log, to llr J>lbilc. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m . Wednes HYSELL RUN HOLINESS OiURCH . CHESTER -Worship 9 a .m .; Church ] POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF Sch oo 1 0 a.m .: Blble Study, Th ursda y, 7 p. MIke Thompson, Nl'W Ha ven, WV , pastor . day; Prayer meeting 7: 30p.m . Thursday . CHRIST. ll23i Children's Home Road iCoonty m.: UMW. flnt Thursday. l p.m.: Com· ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy Sunda y School at9::JJ a .m.; Momlncwor Road 161. !!2-l!m. Vocal music. Sunday Wcrmunlon. fl r~l Sunday /Archer \. Harrisonville ·Rd. Robert Purtell, minis shi p at 10: 30 a. m.; Sundayevenlngservlce ~ltp Ill a.m.; Bllie Study u ~m. : Worship. Gp. JOPPA - Wor~hlp 9:30A .m.; Church ter; StPVe Stan ley, S. S. Supt; Bill McE! at 7: JJ p.m . Thursday services at 7:30 p. m. W - y . Bible Study, 7 p.m. School10:30 a .m . Btblf' Study W€dnHday , roy, Aut . SuPt.; Sunda ySchool 9:30a.m .: m. OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN 1 7: :I} p.m . (Johnson ~ . Worship service 10:30 a.m.; Evening wor FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald CHURCH. AMn Curtis, past<r. Linda !Moan, LONO BOT'IUM - Churr'h Sr'hoo! 9: 30 ship Sunda y 7 p.m. and Wednesday , 7 p.m . Knob, located oo Cwnty Rold 31. Rtrv. Supt Sunday Sclml9::0 a.m.: p-eachingsll'a.m .: Worship 7 p.m.; Bible study. W€d ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pi ne Lawrence Gluesenca~, pastor. Rev. ~. ftrst and third &Jnday lolk>tllng &Jnday Grove. The Rev. William Middleswarth, Roger Willford, asst. pastor. Preachlni nesday. 7: XI p.m.: UMYF , W€dnesday, School. Youth meeting, 7: J) p.m. every Sun6:00 p.m .: Communion F1rst Sunday, pastor. Church !S ervice 9:30a .m .; Sunda~· serviCE'!!I Sunday 7::«) p.m . PrayermeetMg day. ~Arch er) . School10:30 a.m . Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Gary Grlfflth , REEDSVILLE- Chu rch School !1: 30a. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, lea der. Yooth grwps Sunday evenblg at GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, John Wright , pattor. Sunday School9: 30a. 6;30 p.m. with Roger and VIolet WIIUord, m .: Worship Sf'rviC'f' n : 00 a .m. (Df'('l f rl . Preachin~ 9:30a .m . first and second, Sundays of eal·h monlh; thrd and rourth SunTUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL m .; Larry Haynes, S. S. Supt . Morning leaders. Commu nion service first Sunday day E>adlmon1h worship services at 7: 30 p. worshl'f 10:3() a .m . eadl mon1h. Church SchOOl 9 a.m.: Wof!lhlp 10 a .m .: Bible Study, Tul>Sday, 7: 30p.m .: UMW, RAC NE CHURCH OF THE NAZA WHITE'S CHAPD.. WESLEYAN m.; Wednesday evenlnJils at 7:30 p.m. RENE, Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr ., pastor. CHURCH - CoolvUie RD . Rev. PhUIIp Rl · Third Tuesday. 7: .l) p. m .: Communion Prayer and Bible Study. OraBass, ChalrmanoftheBoardofChrls· denou r , pas1or. S unda y ~chool9:30 . a.m .; Firs! Sunday IArcherl. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST. Mulb· woriPilp--·ter-v lce 10: 3Q -a.lJI..; Blble.-l•tudy CENTRAL CLUSTER llan Life. Sundety Schooi 9: 30 a .m.; Morn · erry Heights Road , Pomeroy . Leroy Bruch, Pastor; Sabbath School Super ln · Rev. ~ames E. Corbitt lng worship 10:30 a .m.; E'vangellsllc ser· and worship serv ice, Wed'nesday, -;7·p.m. tendent . Rhonda Markin. Sabbat h School Rrv. Sl<v"' N•IA• vice 7: 00p.m . Wednesday service, 7 p.m . RUTLAND CHURCH • OF. CHRIST, bef;tlns dl 2 p.m . oo Satun:lay with worship Hew. Mehla Franklin LIBERTY CHR ISTI AN CHURCH, Dex Mark Jones , pastor. Bill Nlcholsm, Sun Rn. Cltmente S. Zan~&:a, .Jr. ter . Woody Ca ll. past or. Services Sunday day School Sup! . Sunda ySchool9: 30 a.m .; service following at 3: 15. Everyont> wei Rev. Andrew RabenklnJ 10 a.m . and 7 p.m . Wednesday, 7 p.m . MomingWorshlpand Communion l0:30a. rome. ASBURY (Syrar'us.~- Worship 11 a .m. m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH RACINEPastor. FIRSTMikeBAPTIST, Steve .RUTLA NDBIBL EM ETII)DIST . Amos Ch Uf(' h Sc hooI ":J: 45 a .m.; Ch arge Blbl e - Sister Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday : Deaver, Swiger, Sunday Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m .: UMW, first Sch 00 IS 1 S d Sch 00I g "~" Tillis, pastor. Sonny Hudllll , supt . Sunday School 9: lJ a.m.; Momln~ Worship, 10:45 Tuesda\1, 7: :W p.m.,· ,Choir R•h•arsai , .; un a10:40 y a .m .; Sch 0019: J11 a.m.; Morn In i wors hi p, 10: 30 a.m . 3 Morning upworship a.m .;:>1VSunday POMERQY FIRST BAPTIST, Lystoo Wfdnesday G:JO p.m.; UMW. fourth Sun· evening worship 7: 3() p.m.: WOOnesda y a .m.; Sunday evening ~~ervlce 7:00 p.m . Halley,, mlrilst ~r . William Snootr er, Sunday , 6: 30p.m . (N~Istfl) . evening Bible study 7: 30 p.m . Wednesday service 7 p.m. WMPO proday School Sup I. Sunday School. 9:30a.m. ENTERPRISE - Worship ~ A.m.; BURLINGHAM COMMUNrrY CHURCH, gram 9 a .m . each Sunday . ; Morning Wor!hlp 10:30 a.m . B Ungham Ra Lauderrril RoRUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA Church Sc-hool to a .m.: Bible Study, Tuf'S· ' FIRST SOUTHER N BAPTIST , Po· day, 7:30p.m .; UMW, Flr!,t Monday. 7:30 be~ Cw.art · ~t 1 1 ~ r:!'or~001 RENE . Rev. Lowell Ford, pastor. Sunday ' meroy Plkf'. E . Lamar O'Bryan1, pastor; p.m .; UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m . Cho ir RE''asshl ,an pas.:edn· u ""y 6 School 9: 30a.m .; WorshlpservleelO:JOfl. 10 hearsal, 6::KJ ~m, Wednt>Sday. IFrankllnl at.hmmeet .; w<r~ln P 1 p.m7 ,; h esrch~Y:_p-m . m .; Young people's servi~ 6 p.m . Ja<'k Needs, Sunday Sehool Director. SunY<JU lr. Wed.. p.m. c u Sa"'-'""· E vange IIs tlc sel"''J Iee 6:oN ~ p.m. Wed nesYCiy •· FLATWOO day School, 9: Xl a .m.; Morning Worship, - Churc h Sc h00 I• 10 a.m . PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH. ~ 10: t5; t>venlnl{ worship, 7:00p.m . (O.S.T .) : Worship , 11 a .m .; BiblE' Study, Thu rs· !IR R •-J W service 1 p m m 11eo Se-arles t . 325·. S.S. ev . Supt. ~" ·Sunday atts. !llstor MASON .CH.URCH OF CHRIST. Miller da y. , p.m .; UMyr · Sun d ay, 6 p .m. & 1: 30 t E.S.T.J; Wfdnesday Prayer SPr· Robert School. vice. 7:00p.m . iD.S.T.) & 7:30P.M. IE .S. St., Masoo. W. Va. EuetneL. Conger, ml· iFrankll,n) . 9·30 am . Morning Worship tO ·'". m . FORE~T . RUN - Wors hip 9 a .m.; · · ·• . oN.. . " nlster . Sunday Bible Study 10 a .m .: WorT.l; Mission Friends (a,a:es 2-6!. Royal Church_;;t:hool 10 A.M.: Cho ir tracllce, &Jnday evening service 7: 30 p.m .: Wed · ship 11 a .m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday Bible Ambassadors tOOys ages, 6-18), and Girts nesday service . 7:30p.m. s d 1 T uf'S da y, G: 30 p.m .; UMW· II rs I U(>S da y, In Acllon (ages 6-181 on 'Wednesdays, 1 p. 1 7'p.m . SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Btl I Litt le . tu y, voca muse. m. iD.S.T. I & 7:30p.m. tE .S.T. ): Tuesday 7 : ~__p. m . (Nelson I. ~astor. Sieve Little, S. S. Sup!. Sunday LIBERTY ASSEMB.Y OF GOD, DudH~ATH IMkld it>port l -Church School, ch ding Lane Mason W Va J N Thacker Vlsila!lon, 6:30p.m. 10 a .m.; Momlng worstp, u a.m .: · . · ~ M w hi .,... ool E • In • · • 1 9 10 FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bai· : oN a.m.: om ng ors P :oJU a .m.; Sunday even ing worship 7: 30p.m . Prayer pastor. ven I serv 1ee 7: 30 p.m.: WoIcy Ry_n Road, Rf'v. Emmell Raw§On, pas~~t': ~~~·r!ft~m-~ ~~~~dafh;r~'::Y~ mee1tng and BlblestudyT hu rsday. 7:30 p. ~:~ses~~~~:iYe~ridt6ie ~t~dy~·f:'i~ lor. HandlpY Dunn , su pt. Sund ay School, m .: Youth meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m . Pra "er Sf'rvlcf', 6:30p.m.: BiblE' Stu dy, 7 tO a.m .; Sunday eveningsPrVice, 7:30p.m. ' REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH p.m. ; Bible teaching , 7: 30p.m . Thursday. P-'~h~i!'~~JkLE -Worship Service 10 - 383 N. 2nd Ave.. Middleport. Su nday HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN SYRACUSE MISSION, CHerry St., Sy. CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rt>V . William School tO a .m. Sunday evening 7:00p.m .: racuse. Senlctos, 10 a.m . Sunda y. Evenlnl{ a .m.: Churc h Sch ooI• 11 a.m .; UMW• Ihi rd Mid week service Wed 1 p m Wfdnesda y. 1 p.m .: Choir practice, Mon LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 'cHURCH, Campbell, pastor. Sunday School 9: .10 a. servl<'e5 Su nd ay and Wednesday at 7:00 p. day, 7:.30 p.m. (Ne-lsoo) . Ro~rt E Musser pastor Sunda• s~ool m.: James H~Rbes , supt . Even lnl lf'rvlce m. ....... · · · :~ ,., 7::Kl p.m . Wt'dnsdayevenlngprayermeet· MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST ' PEARL CHAPEL- Worship Servic(> 9 9:~ .. a.m. : Paul Musser , sup1 .; Mornlnli lng 7::Kl p.m. Youlh prayf'r service e&r'b IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev . Keith Eblin, a.m.: Churc h Sch ooI ll a.m.; UMW Se· worship 10 :30 a .m.; Sunday evl'Ding se r· Tursday. pastor. Sunday School 9:30a .m., Wade cond Tuesday, 7:30 p.m .; UMYF ·1as1 vi- 7 p m . mid wee"11 servlc• Wednes ..--.:, · " . ...- , • fA IRVI EW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, Tuesay, d 7• •• Hayman.supt.: Momin(I:Worshlp, 10:30a . ~p . m . ( Rubenkln Ri· day7pm POMEROY -Church School, 9•15 a.m . sy' RA.CU.SE CHURCH O W. Va .. Rt. l , James Lew~. pastor. Wor· m.: Sunday t>ven!n~ Sf'rvlce 7:30p.m .; sh lp servlces9: lla.m.;Sunday Schoolll F THE NA· Wednesday Pra yer Meeting, 7:30p.m . ; Wors hi P 1030 : a.m.: Cholr reh earsa l ZARWE . Rev. Glenn McMillan. postor . E tng hi 7 :M) T e5da MT . MORIAH CHURC H OF GOD, Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m.; ..UMW, secund Mary JaniCE' Lavf'nder. Sunday School ~~Q:g v~yerw~~~~g :aa!'mbt ustul Racine. Rev. James Satterfield , pastor. Tuesday, 7::llp.m.: UMYFSunday,6p.m. SUpt. Sunday School9::.1 a.m .: Mornlnli e pr e Y 9: 30 a.m. ; Wors~lp sery tce, Wednesday Frreman Williams, Sup1. Sunday School (Corbitt~ . worship 10:30 a.m .: Evangelistic .service, ROCK SPRINGSChurch School , 9•15 Pr Pr I 7:ll p.m. · 9:45a .m.; Sunday and Wedneday even· 6 p.m.: ayer and 1 seWednf'Sda y, Tp. a .m.; Worship 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Wed · OUR SAVJOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, ing services, 7 p.m . Walnut and Henry S1s ., Ravenswood, W. ntsday , 7: 30p.m .; UMYF (Senlorsl, Sun· m .; Yourh meellng, 7 p.m . MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. EDEN Eid UNITED Va . The Rev. GEorge C. Weirick·. paolor. day, 5 p.m. ; (J un Iors ) every other Sun Comer Sixth and Palmer. Earl Eden, PasCHRIST R Bi·•BRE:J'HREN s d IN F kit ) · en · llAe, p astor. un ay Su ndaySChool9:lla .m. : Sunday worship da 6 tor . Ray Fields, S.S. Supt .; Dan Riggs, 10 Asst . SUpt. Sunday School, 9:15 a .m .: School, 9: 45a .m.: 11 a.m . _J Worship, 10; 30 a .m.; UMW ~Evening Ctr· • · " '6 CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, loca teu on Morning Worship, 10:15 a .m .; Sunda y ~ da 7 JO UMW SHVir'H : Chrts11an Endeavor 7::11 p.m ., Pomeroy Pike, County Road 2SneerFiat· I I secon d W""""e'!ll y, : p.m.: Evening service, 7 p.m. Youth meetklg, ce SOngservlce8pm Pres~lnrB· 30pm (Afternoon Circ le) second Thursday, 1 p. · · "'' · · · woods. Rev . Blackwood, pastor. Services 7::ll p.m. Wednesday: evening service 7 p. m . (Ruben king) . Mid -week prayer meellng, Wednesday, 7 on Sun~ y at 10::«:1 a .m . and 7:l1 p.m . with m.; Choir practice 8 p.m. SALEM'CENTER- Church School lOa . p.m . ·Su nday Sc hool9:ll a.m. Bible Study, Wed· MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Of CHRIST. m.; Worship 9: 45a.m. (Rubmk.ing). . HEMLOCK<.. •. "' E CHRISTIAN, Rog nesday, 7:.1) p.m. 5th and Main. Bob Meltoo ,. mlnlster. AI ~NOwvtLLE - Worahlp, 8.:.1 a .m., er Watsm , pastor. t.:renson Pratt, Sunday FAITH FELWWSfUP CRUSADE FOR Hartson , assoc. m1n1s1er; Mike Gerlach . Chu rch SchooiiO a.m. tRubenklngl . School Supi. Morning Worship 9:30a .m .; CHRIST, Si. Rl. :1311, Anllqulty . Rev. Sunday School &lperlntendent. Bible Sunday SchOOl 10::11 a .m .; Evening serFranklin Dickens, pastor. Sunday morn· SChool 9::.) a .m .: Morning Worship l): l) vt~. 7: :1.1 p.m . tng to a .m .; Sunday evenlng7::.1 p.m . SOVTHERNCLUSTER a.m . Evenlng Worship 7:00p.m. Wednes Rev. Ropr Grace MI'. UN10N BAPTIST, Opnatd Shue, Thursday evening 7: J:l p.m. day, 7:00p.m. Prayer meeting . Re11. Paal McGalre pastor; Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supt. , STtVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· Rew. llelill IMler Sunday SchOOl 9:45a.m .; Evenhg worTIST CHURCH. Pas1or Robert Byers. . ZARENE, CO-pastors Rev. Charles Coy le 1 lhlp G: :1) p.m.; Prayer Meet InK, 6::.1 p.m . · Sunday SChoollD a.m.; Worahlp serv ice u APPLE GROVE- CHurch School9: 00 and Rev . Nancy Coyle. 8111 White, Sunday a .m. Wonhlp, 10:00 a.m. (rtrst and third Wedn esday. • a .m.; Sunday evening ~rvlce,7:30 p.m .; . School Sup!. Sunday SChool 9:30 a .m .; Sundays) ; UMW Second Tuesday, 7: 30 p. TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Wednesda y evening aervlct 7:30 _p.m. Mom tnr wor!ihip 10:30 a.m .: Evangelistic m.: Pray•r meeting, Wednetday,7 p.m . CHRIST. Dave Prentice, minister. 0ery1 INDEPENIENT lDUNESS CHUROI meeting 7:00 p.m . Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. Wells, sur.t. Church School 9 a.m.; Wor· Inc., Pearl St., Mld41eport. Rev. O'Dell (Gracel . Prayer meeting. BETHANY- Worship, 9 • .m .; Churc"h ahtp ~ ce, 9 : ~5 p.m. Manley, pastor. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; UNITED PRI!IIJIYTEBIAN MINIITBY SChool, 10 a.m.; Bible Studr. , Wedne-sday, CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· Morning worship 10:30 a.m .; Evening OF MEIG8 COU!'li'Y 10 a.m.: Dorcas Women a Fellowahlp, RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. worship 7: :11 p.m. Tuesday, 12:00 p.m . WoRew.,Kea WmlniGII , Wednesclay, 11 a.m. (McGuire) . •,· . 1 Frank Riffle, supt. Sunday School 9: XI a. men's Prayer mtetlna. Wednesciay, 7j30 HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CARMEL- Chureh School 9:30a .m.; m .; Wonhlp ..rvice, u a. m. and 7 p.m . p.m. Prayer and Praise service. CHURCH - Sunday: Worship Service-s Sullday. Wednesday, 7 p.m . Pnyer meet· CHURCH OF JESU9 CHRIST APai· Worship, 10: 45 a .m. Second and Fourth 9:00a.m .; Church SdloollO: 1~a. m . ; Bible lnl. TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder Sunday•: Fellowship dlnn« wUh Sulton Study Su nday 7: 00 p.m .; Prayer Groop third Thursday, G:ll&m. (McGuire) . LAUREL CLIFF FREE METII>DIST Jamet Miller, paalor. S.nday Schoo]., WednetdaY at 9: 00a .m . EAST LETART- un:h Schoo19a.m.; ; CHURCH. Rev. Rubert Miller, poitcr. Ro10:30 a .m .; Worohlp Service, Slllllloy, 7:~ MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Wonblp 10 a.m . oe<ond and fourlh Sun· I bert E . Barton, Director oiChrlolilaEdu· p.m.; Bible Study, Wedn01day, 7:30p.m. Chun:h school 10:15 a.m. !domina Wor· calion; Sieve Eblin, uolotanl. Sunday · POMEROY WESLEYAN HOUNESS, daya; UMW Ont Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m. ship ll :l5 a .m. Tut!lday, 10:00 a.m. Bible School t : 30 a .m.; Momlne worlltlp 111: 30 Harrlloovllle Ruad. ·Rev. O.Wey Kine, (Grace) . • . ~Judy; Thursday, 7: 30p.m. Bible Study. LETART FALLS - Worahlp 9 a .m .; ' a .m.; Choir practice, Sunday 6;30 p.m .; paalor; Cli!Jioo Faulk, Sunday School Community off Ct. Rt. 82. Rev. Robe-rt Sand•rs. pastor. Jell Holl<r, lay ieador; Ed Roush. Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9, :ro a.m.; momlng worship and children's church. IO:JO a.m.; wenlng Memorial Hospital liS E. Mtmilrial Dr. Pomeroy 992-2104 FOREST RU N BAPTIST . Rev. Nyle Borden. pastor. Corneliu s Bunl'h, sup!. Sunday Sc hool 9:30 a .m .; Seton d and fourth Sundays worship se rvice <~I 2:30 p. m. MT. MORIAH BAPI'IST. Fourth and Main St .. Middleport. Rev. Gllb(>rt Craig, lourthSundaysat7:30p.m .; Christian En· Jr .. paslor. Mrs. Erv in Baumgardner, de-1Vor on the flrst and third Sundays at Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a . 7: ll p.m. Wl'dn.,day pray<r m,.llng and m .; Worship Service, 10:45 a .m. Bible study, 7:00p.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHR IST CHURCH or GOD OF PROPHECY . - JoS('1)h B. Hoskins, eva ngf'llst. Sunday Located on 0 . J. Whit€' Road or Highw ay Bible Study9a.m .; Worship, 10 a.m .: Sun· 160. Pat Henson, pastor. Sunday School tO day evening service 6 p.m .: Wednesda y a.m. Classes tor all agf's. Junior Church 11 evening serv ice. 7 p.m. a.m .: Morning worship 11 a .m. Adult PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Racine. Choir ptaeUce 6 p.m. Sunday. Young Peo- Rt. 12t. William Hotli.ck , pas1or. Sunda y pie's, Chlldr~ ' s Church and Adult Bible School 10 a.m.: Sunda y evening serv ice 7 Study, Wednesda y at 7: JO p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL 570 G t p.m. Wednesday evf'nln g serv ice 7 p.m . CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle, St Mlddi All II ed 1•h Soo hran ., Supt. Sunday Schoo l 9: 30a .m . Morning Baptist C epor1.II ID at ld 8w I S I ern Ml onven on . av ryan, r.. · Worship 10: JO a.m . Pra yer serv icE', al tern· nlster. ate Sundays . · worshipSunday 11 am SChool E -In10 a.m .;hi Morning 7 · .; Vlt" u g wors P p.m .; MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Wedntsday evening Bible st ud y and , Ave. Rev. Clark Baker. pastor. ea;I Not · prayer meeting 7 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST St . tlnaham. Sunday SChool Supt. Sunday R · · School10 am with clasSPS for all ages 1.124andCo. Rd. ~. MarkSeevf'rs,mlnls · · · at6 p m Wednesday Bl · ~.. Even lno services ter. ;.::J\Inday SChool Supt. Har"' Hen• at 7· 30 p m Youth · · sf'rv tces Frl · drl k s •;r bl e study c s; unday School9: 30 a.m., Morning · · · · worshl 10 30 E In hi day at 7· J:l P m p : a.m. ; ven g wors P 7 p. ECCLEs lA. FELLOWSHIP 128 Mill St m . Wednesday worship 7 p.m. · ·· ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Middleport. Brolhtr Chuck McPhf'rson . Comer Sycamore and Sfocond Sis PO: pastor , Sunda y School 10 a .m.: Sunday meroy. The Rev. Willi a m Mldd les~arth, even in I services a1 7 p.m . and Wednesday S d SC I " servlc.t a t 7 p m ~~~~ ~r a~in. hoo 3 : 45 a .m. ; Church ANTIQUITY. BAPTIST. Kenneth Smith . SACRED HEART CHURCH Msgr. pastor . Sunday School 9: 30a.m.: church Anlhony Glannamore. Ph. m-5898. Satur· service 7: 30p.m .; youth fellows hip 6:30 p. day Evening Mass 7 : JO p.m.: Sunday m.; Bible study, Thursda y, p.m . Mass, 8 a.m . and 10 a.m . Conresslons me nJlL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 33045 half hour before pach Mass. CCDclasses. Hiland Road , Pomeroy . Tom Kelly , paslla.m. Sunday. · tor. Danny Lambert, S. S. Supt. Sunday , VICTORY BAPTIST. 525 N. Znd St .. morn ing se~ Ice at 10 a .m .; Sunday even · Middleport. Jame-s E . Keesee. pastor. ing service 7. 30 p.m. Tut.>sday and Thurs Sunda• I ship 10 E day Services at 7::JJ p.m :~ morn7 nil' a.m.:fVenlng V'f'n · WORD OF FAITH • 93 ·Mill s t., Mlddl e· lng serviCt" p.mwor · Wednesday worship 7 p.m . VISitation. Thu~y 6: :1} port . Sunday morning service 10 :15 a .m .: pm Sunday eve ning 7: :Kl . Thurs da y morning "MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH _ Gary Bible study 10 a .m . Wednesday evmln R Hol1er past or Sunday SChool 1o a m . 7: 30p.m. wo hi' I . II · · .. NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA · 7· Y.Js ~ 5 ¥bu~!da a.m .; prayer me-et 1ng , ZARENE, Rev. Glendon Strwd, p.ast or . . p. ' y.CHESTER CHURCH SundaySchool 9: 30 a .m.; Wor ship sfl r\-'I Cf:' . LIVING WORD 10:30 a.m .; Youlh service Sunday 6: 15 p. OF GOD - Gilbert Spencer, pastor · Sun m. Sunday evenlnw scrvlcP 7:00p.m. Wed da y Schools9 : 30 d a.m .; :ornlnf 7~ce lll'Sday P rayE>r M('t'tl ng a nd Blblf' S lud~· 10 : 00 a.m .; un ayeven gserv ce · P7·00 p m m .; Mid -week prayer service Wedn esday . NEAsE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Sun . 7 p.m. OUVE COMMUNITY CHURCH day arternooo servict>S a t 2: ll. Thu rs da y S · Mr. M F t:>VenlnR services a t 7: 30. Lawrenct> Bush, pastor. alt 0 1mer. r . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mason , W. S u,&t. Sund;y SJhool antMorn~g"';orshl~ Va . Pastor, Bill Murphy. Sunda ySchoollO 9: oJUa .m .; un ayeven gst'f"Vce, p.m .. a.m .; Sunday evening 7:30p.m. Pray er Youth meoe11ng and Bible Study. Wednes· m~llng and Bible study Wednl'Sda y, 7: :K~ day, 7 p.m . p.m . EVeryone welcorrx>. UNITByEDPFAITRe H CHDaUR~':v RI. 7 00 RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, S a meroy · ass . v. v !Ieman , r.. lem St. Reo.·. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sunda~· pastor. Melvin Drake, S. S. Supt. Sunday School tO a.m .; Sunday evening 7: 00 p.m .: SeEhooi9: 30Wa.mh.l; M o~lng Wor~~ 10 Wednesday evenin,lil prayer mN'ting 7: 00 venlng on P : p.m.; nil'S Y p.m . Prayer Service, 7•30 CHURCH p.m. SOUTH BETHEL NEW T~TAMENT R II d c.1 FAlTH BAPTIST • 8 roa CHU RCH, Sliver Ridge. Duane Syd('n St .. Mason . Sunday SchoollO a.m.; Morn · slrlcker, pastor . Sunda y School 9 a .m ..· £ In 6 lnJ worship 11 a .m .; dv~blg S~ 1cewJ· Worship Servlct> , lO a. m .; Sunday r venin g m. Prayer meeting an t' tu Y · serv ice, 7:00p.m . Wednesday night Bible nesday, 7 p.m . study 7: 00p.m . preaching service on tht> .second and L..---------------------------.1 ~irr[fN6 _:a&u~h ~:~, s!~~n~f'a ~~Su~ayle~~;~i I I I • ., With tre win, Meigs goes to 12·7·1 overall and Soutrem goes to ll.S.1. The Marauders have been ellml· nated from any TVC championship hopes as Belpre has clinched the Eastern division play-off berth against Trimble. The Tornadoes are Ire SVAC leaders with a 9-1 1 7 the Wlckllne, a trlple by Jay ~tic and singles each by Freeman, Kelly Grueser, Jim Walt!, Dave Amber· gey, Ryan OI!Ver .. Sean Grueser. and McCoy. Meigs travels to Logan tmlght, battling lhe UPI ' s fourth-ranked class AAA team. Monday, Coach CUff Kenredy's crew goes to Mlller. Coach Micky Winebrenner's nine Is at Eastern In a crucial SVAC game tonight. GOSPEL MEOINGS AT West Church of Christ 33226 Childrtn's H- RoH, Rd. 16 & laiO'el Countr Cliff Rtl. POMEROY. OHIO 46769 DATE: MAY 4 thru 9 SERVICES EACH EVENING AT 7:30 SUNDAY MORNING 10:00 SUNDAY EVENING 6:00 EVANGEUST: BOB BUCHANAN-Bowling Gre,n, ICy. EVERYONE WELCOME This Sunday Is tre lllth Sunday after Easter and Is called Rogate Sunday. This week Includes rogation tide wren we consider nature and whal God has given us. How have we hancDed His great gilt of rich soU, pure water and clean air? This Is the season we bless the sreds and soU and pray lor enough rain and good weather so we can have a fruitful harvest In the tau. We bear so much utter nonsEnse about nu clear bombs and accidents destroying the wocld. Tre World wUI e nd when God says , Now Is the Hour.l!trere were no !Biclear thin gs a I all, the fire from heaven will destroy the world. No, our real worry smuld be saving the soU, keeping tre water pure md air clean. Man Is starving Ioday In Africa and In Soutreast Asia because of poor soU a nd seeds or nol enough water tn help the !leeds sprout and grow and develop. As we humans, made In God's Image, destroy the land , forests ,. and water, as we cut illwn the orchards and take over the best tal'Rlland to buUd su~r highways, parking lots and too many a nd too big sbopplng centers, we are cutting our own throats. God gave u s this land, a land !lowlngwlthmllk andmney, Deut. 21> : 5·9, but weare ruining lt. We demand the tanner produce more and more and we pay him less IUid less. The JXiees tanners are getting for what I hey produce are as low as they have been In this century. They must pay premium prices lor everything they bly, tools, equipment, seed, fencing, and !ertUiler. You used to buy com by the bushel to plant . Today the fanner rrust buy com by the klernel. FertUizer runs about ~a tm when~ a lew years ago It was about ~to 00 ill li ars a ton. Does this make sense? No, It does not. This Is roiwhatGodlaldoui lor us. The ~mre we force our Ianners to give up fanning, the m ore we destroy the land and polute t.re water and air, the more we lake good and often the best tann land for super dooper wide hig hways, the closer we come to the time God says. .. Enough! Go ahead a nd starve and suffer you humans. Soon I will make you answer for you misdeeds, your greed, and 11111oranoe. We better consider the land, tre water, tre atr. and we better consider It well. We may just destroy Gods wonderful creallon and then moat oertalnlf Iring down the wrnth of God upon our own lEads. Rogation!~ Is heretli~ week. Pray and consider how we live and lets ill something about U. - Putor WUUam Mlddleswarth. The Reds are 5-12 (lncludlng a Hve-game losing streak and nine losses In their last10 game!;), their worst start since 1006, when they went 4-10. They had an off-day Thursday and wUI host the Mets for a Ihree- game weekend series beginning Friday. Dave Parker's evaluation of the team' s p lay a fter Wednl'Sday 's defeat was punctual - "We stunk. Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992-2976 Even I stink ." a nd literally Pehoed by his teammates. "! stunk today. I stink," said starting and losing pitcher Tom Browning, oow ().3, "It stinks . It's obvious II stinks," chimed In rookie s hortstop Kurl Stillwell, who struck rut three · times. In an effort to halt tre losing streak, Dave Concepcion resorted to ~perstttlon. He smwered In his uniform. WRESTLING SATUIDAY, MAY 3 - 8:00 P.M. RUTLAND CIVIC CENTER 204 Condor St. . SPIING AND SU-I HOUIS tii'EN MON.·fll. 9 TO ·s, SAT. 9 TO 1 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM Ad.ance TKktts Available at Miller lros. and Mland Oopt. Sto<e in Rutland, Cl in Middleport and 11lt !llirt Shop in Racine. ADVANCED nCKETS $5 ADUlTS $3 CHILDREN 111 MORE AT THE DOORI Featuring Mark Mattox, Bull Moose, The Shane Sunny Pride, Buddy Donovan and others •• • .• 'u "· • • • • • • ••• • ,. ' ~------------..L-----------....l--------------'---------­ SALE STARTS FRI, MAY 2, ENDS SUN., MAY 4, 1986 OPEN DAILY 10-9; SUN. 12·6 BACK ROW SPECIALS 80 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DR......... S2495 80 CITATION CHEV................. $1295 79 FORD LTD 11 ......................... S995 79 MONTE CARLO CHEV......... S2195 78 MERCURY XR7 ••••••••••••••••••• S1995 78 AMC ST. WGN. .................. S1495 77 FORD GRANADA 4 DR......... S59·5 76 OLDS CUTLASS ................... S129 5 76 PONTIAC ST. WGN. .............$.895 75 OLDSMOBILE......................... S795 73 BUICK ST. WGN. •••••••••••••••••• S495 77 DODGE ST. ·WGN. ................ S695 79 HOND~ .............................. S1795 70 MERCURY 4 DR.................... S695 67 CHEV. TRUCK ••••••••••••••••••••• S1095 GiJ l75ol ..•' "We H••• the Keys to a BeHar Ot~l" - SMITH-NELSON MOTORS -~ u ~ 500 EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY 992-2174 "" -~ 3.97 AIIOrted Varlefln LOVely Role lUSh Choose u 1 select pack· aged rose bush or "'1 dormant paned rose. In assorted vorielles. 77(: Each OUr 97¢ Hand Tool Choice 75-Ft. Garden Hose Garden tools, transplanter or trowel. Savinas! 75'x%" ltexate rubber hose with vinyl reinforcements. Our Reg. 7.47 4.98 ® 1-100' Rhododendron In 1-Gal containers LA WNWARE 1. 88 Lovely sprlngllme .blossoms. anractlve green 10:. llage. In a wide assort· . ment of colors. 8· 10". CLEARANCE PRICES ... .'• ON NEW 1985 • • • • • 1985 KTV TE • RACING 2.53 Controls grass growth. Use along drives. walks. trees. em· 2 Our 20-Ft. Lawn Edging • • FLEXATE ' Our 5.47-5.97 SEE US AND YOU Will SEE • ..•• Patks For Bedding Plants Vegetable or flowers . kinds. - - - -- - - ---- -.- - ------- -- -------- -1--· THREE WIIELER Was S227S NOW WEED & FEED $1799 G!l ' •• Our 17.97 .. 10.97 • • • • •• Fruit Trees • • •• • • •• • • Dwarf fruit trees, 3'·4' peach, pear, apple, and cherry. 3 97 Our r:J • 5.97 ~ 20-lb. 10·6·4 Fertllztr Covers 5.000 sq. h. Elsy to apply on lawns. · 2.77 Bon • .• • • " ' ;, •• •• ••• •• • •••• •• ••• •• • " • • -· ·~ MW ,.,. ..• •• ~~ .. L-------------------------..J ~-~ : Our 3.97 Pitt Nuggets or Bark Mulch Decorative idea for landscapin1. cu. ft. • •• Gang, lPONSOit£0 1Y RUTlAND OVIC CENTER # • Sermonette GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE - -.o :o= :: Consensus among Reds: 'We stink' CINCINNATI (UP! I - Reds player·manager Pete Rose. woose team owns the worst record In baseball, says the c lub Is playlng so badly even his Infant s:ln Is booing them. "When It rains It pours, and I'm about ready to drown," Rose said following the Reds' latest loss, an 8.0 whlti'Wash Wednl'Sday al the hands of the Expos. "Even my wife was booing out there. My Ut tle boy can't even talk, but he was trying to )X)o." Veterans '~y~cus£ FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non-Pentecostal. Worship ser. lc. Sunday 10 a.m.; Sunday School ll a.m. Evening worship servlct' 7:00 p.m. Wedn ~da)' prayer meeting 7•00 p.m . MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Localed In T••as both at our House of Worship and away from it; and RtlcinetU·2SSO (row's Family Resta..-ant CHAPMAN "F••~ lt.rme«r Fill~ C6kl11" ..,,.,,., ., Q• Supt.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m :; mornin g worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday e\lenlng st>rv\ce 7:ll p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wedn .. day, first step towa rd th is reform program is prayer, Grocer iesGentrill Merthilndise 16 Despite glvlng up 10 hits, control· minded Mark Corbitt went the entire seven Innings and walked only two batters whUe mt getting a strtkeout. Brian Freeman started for the Tornadoes and gave way to Kelly {lrueser In fit h. Donnie Becker, Shawn Baker, and Rick Wise also singled ilr the Marautlers. Southern's hitters Included two s ingles by Scott NEW LEXINGTON (6·7·1) 0 POMEIOY, 01110-992-6677 can . Of course, how easily this can be done wi ll WAID CROSS Rain dates: May 10. 14. 15, 17 5/9 5:00 · depend a great dea l on hOW far we have strayed Rawlings-Coats-Blower FUNERAl HOr.l 5/13 5:00 TRIMBLE (15·6·1) OIIII·QIIIdl• .,··oo""···... ......,• A1111eg, /11~. ' FEDERAL HOCKING (7-10·2) The Maraud~tssent men to the plate In their explosive' fltSI at bat as catcher Mike Bartrum drove home six opening Inning runs with a two-run double ln his !lrstat bat and later In the Inning belted a grand slam home · run. Otrer big hits during the uprising saw Todd Hysell with a two-run single and run-scoring singles by Mark Corbitt and Chris Kennedy. Donnie Becker had a bases loaded walk for an RBI and Rick Wise had an RBI on a fielder' s choice. mark. ,~, from perfect in our thoughts and actions, E 5/16 5:00 Pomeroy Rutlt~nd, Ohio 4:Sns Middleport· most of us recog nize the fact that we are far ' ) ' .J . wm. "Bill " Brown, Owner Pomeroy , 0. RIDENOUR .:. Wlnn.e r to district 11 Unioto 5/20 4:00 vs. Unioto sectional winner ALEXANDER (5·91 'Sales anci Eq·u'lpm_. ~n serv•ce . .. 5/5 5:00 ' ' I on Southern here ThurSday In non-league baseball action. 5/12 5:00 . Brown's fire. & Safely SENTINEL George Meredith Whatever the adherence to . our faith may be, Homelite Saws 9~1 · 1lll ' ' '' lHE DAILY answered. =• # ~ - Automotive Servite Locu5t & Street "I·"! I Who rises from prayer a . . .. • 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy ' I of columbus, O. 804 W. Main EWS &SONS SOHIO man availeth much." ~-~ - 1 : . . .. Pomeroy .''The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous Nationwide Ins . Co. [B 116$. Second "l·ll2S Pomeroy NEWYORK . i SWISHER&IJIISE PHARMACY -~ & Supplies GIFTS "MillS I. Middleport KERMIT'S KORNER Pomeroy, Ohio The lr&1erested·BusinessesTuited On ThiS Page. TEAFORD REALTY . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT FAITH SAYS THAT SELF-IMPROVEMENT and Church ·" MEIGS 11RE .\ \ CENtER, INC. ~~-~ John F. Marauders defeat Southern AA BASEBALL SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL 1. Tha Daily Sentinei-Paga-5 Porileroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 2, 1986 2 ~ c:~~ex~·~ ~ · OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM 1986 1985 1985 1985 NINJA 900 ..... ~~~.:~~~~ ... Now '3700 KX80 .............. ~~~.:!~.I!C! ..... Now '925. KX500 ............ ~~~. :~~.~t .. Now '2250 VULCAN 700 .. ~~~.:~~~~ ... Now '2896 ON THE SPOT FINANCING lml 9.88 Assortment of Yews, Junipers or ArboiYHaes In up.. rlghi, pyramidal or spreaders. 8-10" size. Savel Full Lint of 3 or 4 Whltlen and OH-tlw-load lldlng Gear ~~·· il Our 13.88·15.88 Evergreen Auortmant FULL UNE OF 1916 BilES IN STOCK AND USED IllES J&R ~ TOP SOIL j· 0 6. 97 ~:.97 Flawering TrHs •Assorted kinds. While Qulntlllu List. . SPORT ·SHOP . P-roy. 741 East Main 992-2114 • 8 \ - __/ ==·"' 1.47 ~~7 40.Lb." Bag Top son Top soil for patching and top dressing gardens. ......... .. �-, Page-16-The Daily sentinel Friday, May 2, 198~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .Katie's korner Planning a reunion By KATIE CROW OVP cGreepoadeal -, CJmiTER - a.eser Elementary School wkulers (lrool Left lo Righi) Adria Frecker, Ia place, oounly co-duunplon; Deln Jane Froot, 2nd place; Allozy .. , It Is just downright disgusting that's what It Is. Joe Clark Clark's Jewelry had the most attractive placed on the front of his store which Is located oo Court St., In Pomeroy. The new awning hadn't been In place 24 hours wben a person or persons took a sharp Instrument and cut the front of the attractive addition. What a revolting development. The Soutllern Alumni Association are very busy these days maldng plans lor the annual alumni banquet and dence to be held on Saturday, May 24, at Southern High School In Racine. A dinner will he served at 6 p.m . with a dan~ to follow at 9::.! p.m. They leU me that dlnr-.,r will be served promptly at 6 and the dance will end at 12: :.J a.m. The dinner tickels are $7 and the WoH, Srd place poster oontesl. (Back left to rllbtl Danny Short, 1111 place; Ell:rabeth Lawson, 2nd place. tickets to tlle dance are $5. Tickets may be purchased ai New York Clothing Hoose, Pomef(fj, VIllage Cut Rate, Racine. and Home National Bank Racine and Syracuse. For additional ln!orma tlon caD Joyce QuOlen at 949-2005 after 5 p.m.or 949-2493 durtng the day. Meigs Cvunty Emerg~~ncy Medical Service School - 86 Is being held Sunday at Meigs High School sponsored bY Meigs EMS. Bob Byer, administrator d. Meigs Coonty EMS Is chairman of the committee In charg~~. Serving on the committee are H.B. Mullen, Dave Ltivls, George Cummins, Gene Imboden, Gary Ellis and Brtan Bissell. Some d. the clasSES to be dfered are auto and farm extrication, LlfeFllght scene team, repelling, child abuse. mJne hazards, pedlat· ric trauma etc. Instructors will be from Canal Winchester, Circleville, Thornville and Columbus. Luoch Is being provided try Meigs High school Athletic Boosters. . Andrta Frecker, Chester Eie- ....- - - - - - - - - - mentary School was a oounty co-champiOn In the poster contest and recelvlod a trophy. Erica Tackett, Tuppers Plains Elemen· tary School was county cochampion In tl1e essay contest and received a trophy. ~31 JACKSON PIKE · RT. 3~ WEST Essay contest winners were 1st Phone and 2nd place respectively, Danny BARGAIN HATINEES SATURDAY Short, Elizabeth Lawson, Chester ' SUNDAY - ALL SEATS 12.50 Elementary School; Sherr! Dawn AOMISSIOH EVERY TUESDAY 12.50 Wolfe, Andrea Rockhold, Riverview Elementary School; Erica Tackett, Mary Jo Reed, Thppers Plains Elementary School. Awards were presented hy Rodney Chevalier, SWCD Supervisor. The Meigs SWCD Splnsors these contests each year for fourth and sixth graders as a conservation education project. We show a film In the schools. preceedlng the contest and distribute booklets, Water tl1e basis of life. 4-tS·•• SALEM CENTER - Salem Center Eleml!lltary .S!:hool poster and eosay oonlel!lt winners (front from left) Malthew Clark, Ia place; Jeremy Metheney, 2nd place; Jason DeUavalle, 3rd place poster contest; ..d Susan Love, 2nd place l'll8ay contest; (back) Charles Holliday, Principal; Kert Black, l8i place essay contest; and Rex Shenefield, Meigs SWCD Supervisor. White tth p-ade teacher; Robbl Vance, 1st place and counly CIH!hamplon; &nald Vance, 2nd place essay contest; and Deborah Lowery, 6th grade teacher. Awards were presented to stu· dents In ttl:! Meigs Local School District who participated In the 4th grade plster coolest and 6th grade essay contest. The theme "Water, the basis of life" was depleted hy the posters and essays. Melissa Jeffers, Rutland Ele· mentary School received a trophy for being county co-champion In the poster contest and Boltll Van~. Hari1sonvUle Elementary School received a trophy for helng county co-champion In the essay cont e;t. Prizes for the plster cont est were $5 and a blue ribbon !or first place; $3 and a red ribbon for second place; and Sl and a white ribbon for third place. Prizes for the slxtll grade essay contest were $5 and a blue ribbon for 1st place and $2.50 and a red I1bbon for socond place. Cash awards were sponsored try the Meigs SWCD and Meigs .SWCD Ladles Auxlllary. Each student entering a poster or essay rocelved a pencil with a conservation message on It . First. second and tlird respec tively In the poster oontest were Melissa Jeffers, Lorri Burnem, Rachael Hysell, Rutland Elemen · ta ry School ; Matthew Clark, Jeremy Metheney, Jason Dellavalle, Salem Center Elementary School; Beth Haning, Meleah Durham, Sandy Vaitce, Harrisonville Elementary School; Steven Amott , Pomeroy Elementary School; Ja son Morris, Marlo White, Becky MIDDlEPORT- Wlnnen at Middleport~ tary School were, lronllonn left, Danny McCklud, 1st place; Kevin Whoherry lind place; Mepn Beth Evans, 3rd place, Hoffman, Salisbury Elementary School; and Danny McCloud, Kevin Whoberry, Megan Beth ·Ewns, Mlddlepon Elementary School. First and second place respec tively In the essay contest were Amy Hearld, Marjoi1ta Tromm, Rutland Elementary School. Kerl Black. Susan Love. Salem Center Elementary School; Boltli Vanre, Ronald Vance, Harrisonville Ele· mentary School; Chrissy Weaver, Bradbury Elementary School; Bar· bara J . Anderson, Julie Buck, Pomeroy Elementary School; Kelly Dian Herdman. Salisbury Elementary School. ·The district sponsored ttl:! plSter and essay contest annually as part d tll:!lr education program. CALL 992-21'56 THE DAILY SENTINEL ( f 'ftJJ'PERS PlAINS -1\Jppers Pial.., Elementary School winners (front L to R) Melissa Harris, 1st place; Jodi Caldwell, 2nd place; Paul Vbteyard, 3rd place pooter !X>Diest. (Bad L toR) Cindy Pitzer, 8th Iu grade teacher; Erica Tackett, 1st place, oounly co-champion; Mary do Reed, 2nd place, essay wnlest; RDhert Saunders, 5th grade teacher, Wendy Haiar, prlndpal. . . Beta Sigma Phi meets Michael R. Harris, Lori L. Harris to Charles Campbell, lot, Lebanon. Robert Jeffers, Helen Jeffers to Leading Creek Conservancy District. Right of Way, Salisbury. Harold H. Hamm, dec. to Mildred I. Hamm, affidavit, Sy- · racuse vtllage. Dale Wallace Htll, Amy R. Hill to Gerry J. Hupp, Lulu M. Hupp, Sheriff's Deed, Sutton. HARIUSONVILLE - HarrtsonvUie Elementary School poster and essay ooniel!lt winners were, front, Beth Haning, 1st place; Meleah Durham, 2nd place; Sandy Vance, 3rd place, posterconiel!lt; back, Nancy AWALKING CARRIER IS NEEDED IN THE 'MIDDLEPORT AREA Hemlock Pipe Line Rooo'o Excovotlng Land actions 'VPage-7 Meigs Local SWCD winners announced The following organizations and businesses in Meigs County have pledged their support to the renewal of the TB levy. We thank them and ask vou to join them in~ ye_s vo~e. The mental heallh levy to be voted on in tlle May election has been endorsed by the Ohio Eta Phl Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Meeting recently al the Senior Citizens Center, chapter memrers heard Dr. Ramo! a HoPkins discuss the levy be!orernaklnglheendorsement. Cathy B. John!lln (resided at the meeting with mem hers voting to give money to a family whose )lome was destroyed by fire, and also toward the pu rcbase r1 a braille typewriter for a resident of the county. Plans were discussed for the annual Memorial Day picnic to be held on May '!1, the place to re announced. Friday, May 2, 1986 It seems as though the Mlddleplrt Emerg~~ncy Squad was oot given credit where credit was due. Last Tuesday members of t.)le department were called to an · accident when a tractor !Werturned . on William Smith. The department · used air bags to free Mr. Smith. who was killed In the accident. · The squad was also called to SR 7 Wednesday night for Russell Bailey, accident vtcttm. They trans- , plrted him to Veterans Memorial • Hospital where he was picked up bY : LlfeFllght. The squad certalniy does their share and more and I am sure It Is . greatly appreciated. · And so It goes. CARRIER NEEDED I to r) Fred Kllllln&"r, tilt pade leleber; 8herrl Wole, l8i place; Andrea Rodd111d, 2nd place eii8IIY contell; Grace Weber, tllh pade and head teacher. By The Bend An election day dinner will be served at Forest Run United Methodist Church from 11 a.m. untO 6p.m. Just a reminder election day is Thesday, May 6. The menu Includes homemade vegetable and bean soup, sandwiches. pie, cake and other beverages. Sounds gond to me. Eastern weal SWCD 'ti.Jinners announce. "Water, the basis ofllle" was the theme lor tl1e fourth grade poster contest and sixth grade essay contest sponsored try the Meigs Soli and Water Conservatkln District (SWCD). Wlnr-.,rs In the Eastern Local School Dlstrlct received awards of $5 and a blue ribbon for ftrst place; $3 and a red ribbon for secot.d place; and $2 and a white ribbon for third place in the plster contest and $5 and a blue ribbon for first place; $2.50 and a red rtbbon for second place In the essay contest. Prize money was furnished try Meigs SWCD and Ladles AuxUlary. Winning lst, 2nd and 3rd respectively In the poster contest were Andria Frecker, Debra Jane Frost, Andy Wolf, Chester Elementary School; Anita Thomas, Tim Oem, Jessica Reiber, Riverview Elementary School; Melissa Harris, Jodi Caldwell, Paul VIneyard, Tuwer Plains Elementary School. RIVERVIEW - Rtvenlew EleltiEillary School !freod I tor) Anita Thomu, l8i jllace; Tim Clem,, 2nd place; JeMicaRelller, 3rdplaceposlerco.aeat. (BliCk The Daily S.entinei 1978 Olds Custom Cruiser St. Wgn ... 51695 Fully equipped, ·A· 1 condition. 1978 Olds Cutlass ........................ S1495 4 Door, PI, PS. Air. 1978 Chevy Malibu St. Wgn, ...... S1295 Auto., PI, PS, iir. 1979 Ford Fairmont St. Wgn ...... S1395 Auto., 302. 1977 Ford LTD .............................. S1095 4 dr., auto. PI, PS. 1973 International Scout ..... ~........ $795 4x4. Good condition. f•2 50 .....•.........•...••...•.. $895 Ohio Vehey Commondory #24 Rutlond Fire Dopt. Molgo County Llb<orv Anthony B. Sola, M .D. Gtllii·Melga Head Start Friends and Flowwl Gerden Club Chelter Firamen Villege Cut Rate Shirt Shop Dtlry Volley Crow' a StNk Houae John H. Rldgwey, D. 0. King Builder'• Supply, Inc. Unhod Mlno Womn of Amork:o Locol1888 Melgt #2 Summerfleld1 Rell:aurant Catholic Women's Club Child Con..-.otion Ltoguo Lody'o Aux . of O.T.V.F.O. Pomeroy Village Councl Lotort Townohlp Truotooo Empkly"' of Pomeroy Villege Gerold Rought. Chief of Police Richard Soylor. Mayor. Pom&~ov Ohio Eto Phi Sorority Preceptor Bolo. Boto Sorority Molgo County Jayceoo Sutton Township Trust•• Eastern Band Boosters Chootor Unhod Mtthodlot Women Mick's Barber Shop Racine Department Store Tiny Tech. PN-School Mtigt County Bo•d of MR / DD Chief Sidney E. L~tlo Letart Folio PTO Towtlobery'o Berber Shop Tho Amerlcon Legion, D,.w Wtbotor Poot #39 R. A. Averion, M. D. American C'encer Society Zlnnio B. Doyo, M.D. Chootor Gordon Club Dan't, Middleport Soncly'o Boutique Fenney Ber1nett Unit 128 TOPS OH 1458 Cheottlt' Vol. Fire Dept. - Lodloo Auxillory Max'1. Inc. Eoot Lotllfl UMW MOI!II County REACT 3837 Pomeroy, Bond CB Club Meigo County Hookh Dept. The Cooperative E.t••ion Service Potntroy Etementary PTO Soutt.m Jr. HI. Alhlotk: Boootaro Portlend PTO L.odlto AuxUiory Vetor.,o Memorial Hotpllll Albury UMW Pomeroy Hllhh Care Center Rutlond Gordon Club Hemlock Grovo Chriollon Church Modern Woodmen of America Che.otor PTO Rutland T~. Truotooo Rutllnd Dept. Store Miller Brott.re Rutland EMS Jomeo M. Fink, Mayor, Rutland HorrloonviAo Lodga 4tt F&AM Pomeroy Lodge 184 F&AM Piua Den'a Pomeroy Choptor #188 O.E .S. Boo-rth Councl #48 R&SM Mergle llweon, DOS Frlondohip Flo-• Gordon Club Phllolhot Society of Middleport Group II Preabyler~n Church Rutlond Liono Club R.cine Village Council Comrfttnlty Builder• Club Rlvorvlow PTO Tuppers Plaint Emergency Squad PrMbylerian Women' s Aasociltion Rlvorvlow Gordon Club Meigs County EMS Boord of TruotA.cine Emeroancv SQu..t Robert E. Byor, Moigo Co. EMS Greg B. Routh, Conatr. Roclne Gr.,go U808 Rocino Emergoncy Squod Moigo Hoolth Sorvlcoo Wilma Menofield. M .D. Lauro E. Krlotor. M.D. J.~s E. Witherell. M.D. Harrisonville ,266, O.E.S. LoSdo Gotlory LaSalle Rel'taurant Counseling & Edueatklnal Assoc . Yvonne Scally. Ph.D . Bohr Clothlero HorHogo Houoo/ Locker 219 Horrloonvllte Sonior CHtzono Shlron Belloy. Moigo Co. Infirmary Middleport Deportment Store Ebtr Plckeno, Moyor. Syrocuoo BHr'a Market Autltnd Fumitura Co. Pomeroy Choptor #80 R.A.M. Sheriff Howord E. Fronk United Methodist Women, Recine Croll Grocery Woodlend Center~ Inc. UMW, AtbUry Church Middleport B.P .W. Votoron't Memorlol HoopHot Edith F. Adkins (OBES) Tony'o Corry Out Jornoo L. Schmoll, O.D . Ronkln Roy Pickeno, 0 .0 . Friendly Circle, Trinity Church Dr. Villaneuva . Carter's Plumbing and Heating Holzer Clinic. Molgt Branch Middleport Trophloo Middleport Council Blue TorTen , Inc. Ralph Orav11 GriValy Tractor Selea, M. Routh Don E. Mullen S-t·& Eot O.A.R. Don Morrlo. Supt.. Melgt Schoolo Ohio Volley Plumbing . Meigs County Sen10r Clt1zen Center Ron E. Roynoldt Mldjlloport·Pomoroy Bronch AAUW Rutlond Gordon Club C. W. THompoon, M.D. Fenney Sonnen Poll 128 American legion Koobeugh Shoke Shop ' Eutorn Boord of Educotlon Dan~;e for Joy, Aet'obtca PleeHt'l Trinity Church Hoppy Horvooten Hemlock GranQe #20•9 Middleport PTO Community Aaault Prevention Alpho Dolle Koppe Southern Locol Teochort Aoooc. Lager Monument Co. The Centrat Trutt Company Formor't Bonk & Sovlngo McCiuN Th,.. In Ono Aawllngt·Coatt·Biower _ Funerol Home MiddM)port Aree Chember oi Commerce M. Gillespie, Mgr., Pizza Hut McClure'• Dolry lola Columbia Grange N2435 Bodford Twp . TruotHo Pomeroy Chember of Commerce v. D. EdWards Int. Agency Pontocootal Atnmbly Dalt'it· Ouickle lnturance Pomeroy Area Merehants Aatoc . oownlng-Childt·Muooor Mullen Ino. Agency Wayne E. Devio Molgo Loco! Boord of Education Louret CIHI Health Club Soliobury PTO Middleport Ameteur Gordon Club Franclt florist 8 It 40 Salon 710 Vlrglnla't Penonal Core Homo Bobby J . Ord, Superintendent southern Loeal School District Pomeroy Flower Shop Syracuse Village Council Solem Center PTO Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce J. D. Drilling Racine firemen Ladial Auxiliary Racine Fire Department Middleport Literery Club Phillip M. Roberto, Moigo Co. Engr. Eootern Bonk Boootora William R. Wickline George M. Collins Emogene Congo Rutlond PTO Swlohor & Lohse Pharmacy Richard Roberta, Supt. Eastern local Schools Ewing Funeral Home Mike Swiger Middleport Bock Store Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club Pomoroy'tlre Department Syrocuoe PTO Meigs Local Teachers Asaoclation bocutlve CommiHoo Roclna Merchenll Aoooclotion Gingorbreod House Pre-Sohool OAPSE Chapter #17 Pomeroy Flower Shop R1clne PTO Heoth UnHed/t'ltthodlot Women Doroiity RHchio Paid fo~ by Meigs TB and Health Association , M. Mora, Treas., P. 0. Box 447, Pomeroy, Ohio SALISBURY ELEMENTARY - Salisbury Elementary School poster and essay contest winners (front from lell) Kelly Dian Herdman, 181 place, essay coolest; Becky Hoffman, 3rd place poster wnte51; (huck) Kay HoH8', MelgsSWCDLadles AuxWary. Absent were .Jason Morris, 1st place and Mario White, 2nd plac~ poster po8ler conlellt; back, Rebeoca Zurcher, tilt grade teacber. BRADBURY - Winner at Bradbury Elementary School was Chrissy Weaver, llrsl place In the essay contest. oonl..&. POMEROY ELEMENTARY - Pomeroy Elemen- · Bud!, 2nd place, essay contest; and Steven Amoll,lst tary School poster and essay coniel!ll winners (front from left) Barbara J. Anwrson, 1st place; Julie place, po!lt8' rontesl. (lllck) Ka,v ..,..... Meigs SWCD Ladles AuxOiary. Tuberculosis, a disease that won't die By JOAN TEWKSBARY Metp111Nurse BurLAND ELEMENTARY - Rutland Elemen· tary School politer and ellllllf contesl Miners (front from left) MeiiMa Jeffers, l8i pi~Mle, county 'I ~a; toni Btnem, 2nd pl~ee; Rlcllael llylell, ltd place ptllller colllell; ( back) Amy Reutd, lilt place; MarjorUa Tromm, Inti place eau.y oo.aeat. During the past wreks, the Thberculosls Otnic has Jllbllsbed a sertes of articles on tu)lercuk>sls, the causes, symptoms alld trmtment. In resplnse to these articles, many questions bave been asked and ansWEred. The "behind the scenes" work of the Meigs County '!Uberculosls Olnic Is i>r the p-otectkln of tvery family In the county, according to Mrs. Joan Tewksbary', R.N .. execu· Uve director and health nurse. ·• The Meigs Coonty Thbercuk>sls Association has been happy ID suwort a levy every 5 years since 1~2. The levy last PIB~ In 1981 try a l arg~~ majority of the vote. In these past Ove years, 15.147 skin tests have reen given. 1,145 bottles of Isoniazid have been dispensed . The clinic has provided 76.!168 Services. Atotal <I 22 persons In the county were found tl have active cases of tubercuk>sls. Roy L. Donnerberg, chest cllnlctan, has held :xl chest clinics wtth 61.3 patients being seen.' There have been 1&'1) chest x-rnys taken and evaluated. The rounty tuberculosis nune bas made I481 home visits and has held 139 rommunlty clinics. The, county sdi()Ois have had yearl,y skin leStlng cllnk:s for all sdtool personr-.,1. Chlldrm, with a parmt's consent, receive this SEI'· .• vice. Hospitaliza tio n br the st'verely Ulls also paid from this fuoo . Your tu bercu k>sls o!!lce has 438 patients relng monltoroo lhroogll the clinic at the presmt time. 60 patients have been dlschar~d this past year. Fees, If char~d. may place the clinics services beycnd the means of the very patients who are rmst In r-.,ect, or may disoourage contacts form being exa mined , thus endang~~rtng their welfare and 1he )llbllc health. Diagnostic and trmtment services should be available to all who ate In need r1 them Our tubercuk>sls levy which wnt be m the ballot, May 6, Is tlr5mill < per Utousand !50 cents per ll,(lX)I. ' ., �flage-8-The Daily Sentinel Pon~e~oy-Middleport. SATURDAY RACINE - Dance at ~lne Amer1can Legion HaD Saturday !rom 9 to l Open to tbP ~- \ .. POMEROY -Pomeroy Youth hold tag day In PUII*'lO)' Satutday from 10 to 2. made by Cbarlotte Wllllord i>r the Rutland PTO Atble!lc banquet and League w!ll <BranJSballons at sevenl organizations clirblg April, and a demonstratlon for the Middleport Ama· teur Gardeners by Suzy Carp>nta-. D!YotiOns were glvm by Mrs. DaviS. Ofllcers' J'EP(rls were read and Mrs. Edwards repu1l'd !II the n>glonal 1'11fetlnng attended by 92 I'I!Embers. AD sale Items were sold, she noted. Marl!> Blrcbtleld had the program USing a sllde presmtatiDn entitled "The GOO:Iess of the Rainbow." Mrs. Edwards gave timely gardening ~ fndudfng a paper, " Don't Plant Your Plants Too Early." A I'I.'VIew cl. garden pals and plans for lll'lrt month's meeting was made. Mrs. Stewart woo the traveling prize brought by Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Sno\Wien and Mrs. Stewart won the door pliz.e. A donatlon was made to tbP Rlltland AlumnJ Association slncl' tabiP arrangements are not nl'l'ded tor that ~ - It ~ noted that Janet ' BoUn, Judy Sno\0001 and Margan.>! Edwards attmded the OAGC Washington D.C. Olerry Blos!om Festival toor. . Activities of mernll'rs 011er the past month lrocluded arran"'m'"'ts SUNDAY HoestlN - Tli'IUI Ilurbam wtll II' tbP gtlESI speaker at tbP llobl!m Olurcb d Cbrtst In OUis!lall UniOn Sunday at IO::Il a.m. services and at 7:lJ p.m. servlres. Aollton MX~ MOTOI ClOSS MOTOIUOSS Trophy & Cath . "" . . Iii ._, 1'1. "-•"'· • 1 I" ho -i< for Sot. POMEORY- Meigs County 8 & 40 Sakm 710 will hold Its annual dinner at tile Trtnlty Olurcb -.yl~EM~......-. • JULY .., 1 7 - - - . . . . -.y24-0., I •., . . . . Monday. AD members aslil>d to IUl1l in rroneytrom current p:ojecl. r........ SOUYHFOIK INN lt. ~ .., JI-Jioo ... - · ,., ,,. li IlliG , .. POMEORY - XI Gamma Mu Sorority will meet Monday at 7::1) p.m. al the home of Mrs. Evelyn Knight. Installation ot ollh'rs will be held. 4 MOTOR<IOSS T.its & Cash fer riders ... Pt. rtoasant Nor1h 11 -fr•••'- ROSE iXOYA11NG FA EE EI11MATES Offko 949·2431 RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL 6 INDUSTR IAL INTI£ 'cOIMION Pl£AS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO PROBATE DIVISION Dillow ... Oadoil, ........... ia ...,.,., of ..... Hundlo( • lind. of boginnilg. baing ,t11o __jiloco _ a/ ecre. rmre ar ...._ And ..S-clog tUmid 111 ~... I(I~:!:'"!bo~loai=UII on lhlion d coc ,.., Ill io owned by of "'" E.- of Ccounty. on d io not CD....,.clbyloildMd. De- Rofonon,. D.od: V<*omo 286, Pogo 83. Moiv• Ccounty - P. McOnol. ...... 1. PloMH. ..... OoiOIR-. : . Ditooro L FrFoodrooodrooiidl.do. ••ta. C.. NO. 24,851 Dd NOTICE OF PUIUC SAL£ of In tile _ . . tho Dnlor tloo -Ohio, · Coull a/ Meigo ofCounty, Dolooo ... Dadril. Ad ............. .... - tor ...... putllie ..... 28th.., of Slid r ... ....,. itloGiitld 111 28801 sport, Ohio 457110, wHdl il -7. _.._ ~ mi. . - o f tho~· of I • ghling ... - point • tho .... ·fool ·-No. 7. of-Ohio... - - ........... _ of oold olglot of ,..,. ond 100 felt ........ from . . llno of ....... ond Utlto'l Lor; ,...... ..... " " ' - .... of tltooiloRouteNo. 7t>ro *' ... eo 11o1 ., • pont of 12tool . ltflomlho.... for. .. "''Ill tool to I~ COIOIMoolood llhy (1101 "" ;1011*1¥ from.,. r'Ditlt tno of oold Utlto'o lot; ~ porlllll wllh ... ... of iOiid St.to A<luto No. 7 tor • dllionca of eo tool; pooollot -t h o -__.., ... afoold ~··lot for_. • I ... of 'Ill tool to tllo hlnin of WIDUIV.cl il 50Tho by 75 ..... I ;h ••. IDI ..... ond • oulolct .. lilY -r................ olglot ofpO- =::d:~= corwwed t.orntt. Bolly Co~ compony to ttoo or..tor ......,...,. ................ d .,.._. lhiNmo tillo • thot ..,..,..t toy iOiid llolby Cool Compony to tho Go.,lor ""S'tioND PARCEL TMiol· ,...,. owl ~ in ~ntyO:, Toioi411111 bciUndtot rot~owo: of M,::•:: :: -.ry ond Iiiii - • .-...... - - end ~~- ~;.•10-WII: ~ilT 100 ocrwlot ~· - · • ""'" 1 ond AonQO 13 of tho Ohio C-ony's Purdl- to-wit: llllngocorloin t>tbogionOigot ttoo - - ,..,. of .,. 1n1 a1 J - HundloJto tho w.1t r of tt. latoiC'*"Cioo1lontllo_. ..,.ollhlolglotof,..,ol&toto R_,-7: ...,of7"'5 ~olyfororo · co - · moro , ............ ... of S.."-No- 110 thooouth .,, of M - GOOflll' ond -.rty for • .....,co of 78 11ot'"""' or iooollono . . oaut1o .,. of - • 0oa<110 to t11o ...,.,_ r;a/rtfl of tho Ooaogo lot ond thonco woolwly for 1 ..,,.of78-...,..or ._ 11ono .,. .,, of -Ooa<llltolltl.....-oot· of lhl -~~ 0oa<110 lat; Iiiii _,,. ODothorfoi oJang t h e - lno of tho ~ ofOoa<lllliO ~ '!>.!~ ~ I ......,.. -·-•·-·co W.•tr~wltht!-naolh ... of Chrooto Clootl lor 1 - c o ol150 -more or loooto t1oo oodo. cllf .,dlhonco .....,....., olong tile ood< clff foro.....,caof1_,21-moro orllioototho_ao_ ill Chortle Clooto'o D1 ond lf!onco followlne •ttorly •fang lhl IQth of Chootlo Ctortc'o lot far 1 - • of 225 11ot more ' or loa 1D tho • port. Ohio; - .. !Qth 20 dog. 28' 81.10 loot 1D I p o i n t - - 36 dig. 5 5 ' - T/.15 tool;-.. """" 53 dog. 5' 136.9 loot pubic rood: llw1co - 5 8 dig. 3' 117.5 t o o l ; - - Tl dog. 'l7' 113.5 llot1D t11o M. 0 . .... ._,co north 83 ot.,. dog. 8 ' - 28.4 ...... "'" M. O. Bricldol-llw1co - 4 0 dog. 31 ' -10.35 -,.w ... a-Route7in wHd't .......... . . , tho~- - s- tho cool. ll1d - Ill f9,000.00 ondiftiot booold · -"""· ond 'llibjoct lo .. aws•NJWnlafw.trl rocood. far-----of tho 4P ..... of ... _ _ ond _ _tho -it n.. .... I I . . . . . . t • 1 ..... Dolom ... Dodoa ADMMITIIATNX 2 1 3 e . - - ....... Ponuscv. Ohio 45781. ._ following dtoorlbod r10t ____ ...._ s.... in "'" Vlloge ot Middle· ...... "'" .,._ of blglrri>g. A.M .... of ·- 14126: IIi I 2. 9 3tc L1a1o. . ,tho _-l F.-. 211 FIRST PARCEL S - i1 tho T-o9 of ._,.,, in . . Ccounty of MoitiL ond in tho · - "' Ohio, ll1d In 100 ocrw Lot Numbor JV, ll1d pa I iy b8u idld •d ... on 1he rudMit .,., af Gnrn ippfOxililill. , - ...... 1 -•• 10:00 o'- - Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice (Certified Electrici1nl Home 143·5340 111/'MIImo. PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. Public Notice NOTICE Of SALE ByW..oof.,O-ofSIII out 'of ... c , _ Caon of Meigo Caolll\'. - Ohio. in ... - a / '*'-'d 8ovioogo Iiiii Loon Con1o.,y, T. Souttwn, It Ill.. D faldwata. - · l[loiniil Roborl - . Judgi'MIII- The .,.,. .... : " 1 r8l oilotNo. 10 '"' o jllol a/ Folrlone .. ., dil - · ~ • 180Jidld in Vobno 4, 15, oltt. pill - o f Meigo Caonty. OloK>. T....... wldl I Jltllri-ol· """' """' . . puiJic rood '-IO!gtooold ............ wllldl ._. ...,, wild • • Jill* . -IWAWdiJLt. ...... "'" oold - PMCEl NO. 2: Aloo, tllo IDIDMto 1 --·-· 10:00 o.m.. tho 11 124 -"'*''I ,_Olivo. ...... Midd.. port. OloK> 457110: ~· ·... tile of Meigo of Mid 'rt. ioCounty ond · - a/NO. Ohio: PARCEL 1: Boginning - 2 1 dog. 57' w.t. 78.15 11ot hm on lion lin D,.ud • tho ooutllloiilorly- of tt. M. D. Boidlioo .282 ocro lot lllid ioon lin il loal11d l:]~!]:!!!!!!~l!!!!!!C ' HOUC,IIIlj H Pad quart ('IS 1 t¥10 -car _ _ ......, .. _,too,... ............ _Ind io- ._-.tho,...- lor lhl - __ -""'-""-"" .......... ..,_ l'fllinc.i1 fw ~ IT IFTWn 11) ..otooo of tho - - lhlt tloooy not in their ... ........ wtlh llid ~·· Oood Aoloron01: v......,. 253. Poge947; V....... 221. Pogo 513: 111<1 vw- 214. Pogo 49, of tho Moigo Caonty Dood Aecoo-do. of col'lltrU<:IO>g APPRAISED AT mnaruetld. .,.... bl · mn· 122,100.00. Tho owl 00101e iOiid · Slid ttructllt of concnt t or con- cannot bo IDid tlf ilu ttoon ~ --ooil. . . . . crM blo<tl with 1 cona•• ooof ll1d Mid ooof - 17 two -~thl waistdvae. of the romoini'IO portion"' tho ::..::z. .~"'J.itto'::: goortoo~ ,....ttoofwli"1'to owoaol"' ol tloo porool of ral lll'tlt8 r-..ved hlrlby. How- EYE 1HE WANT ADS FOR GREAT IUYS &4 MiiC. Merchendise r UIIIIIMI ..•.·•·*•, . SIUI1 . .Sonlu . Cllllll , __ A neal l2~1li Schultz mobile home. on a 50xl20'1ot Chain link fencing. EquipPfd kitchen, 2 bedrooms, all electric, !lor· age building. $16,500.00. POIIT - NI.W USTlG - HAIIOYINI'S SPfCIAL - New wiring. new pumbing, new roofis already dooe in lh~ 3 bedroom home. $11 ,000.00. NEW LISTING - Nicely remodeled I \1 story home on a quiet street in Middleport. Many features must be seen. $29,900.00. NI.W LISTING - Here is a pJd 3 bedroom home prked !D sell. Okfer I \1 story horre with polfJltial to be areal -Mnner. Wants $21,000.00. NEW LISTING -This 3 bedroom home in Pomeroy would make a great lmstment or a grand home. Lml lot and up to 7 rooms total. Owners will sacrifice to sell. ASKING $17,500.00. Henry E. Cfellnd. Jr. 992-6191 Jun Trussell ..... 949-2660 Dottle Tumer ..... 992-!!69~ .A ~ ·· Shorifl of Meigs County, OloK> Olltt I'USH MOWEI lUNEIII' •SllYMIA •SPUD QUUI LAUIDII *GIISOII llFII&ltATOR •SAliUJif SAW I SOVICI: OIChongo.S....,.._ Wt ....tAFIIITi• llh rt. right 47159 Eogle Ridge Rd. 1-17-rtn ACCENT n•a co•ANY "'·Afm 9'2-69 31 S ( .. 742·2027 TURN YOUR TOES OUT TO GRASS AT IIG FOOT PARK OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE... •Boating •Fishing •Hunting •Swimming ACRES & ACRES OF NATURE'S UNSPOUD LAND WE All YOUI SALES · AIID SEIVICE HUOOUAITEIS FOR •UlliN S...ond oiUllipt tho cool t.o inw'Ufrffllf ~-iiDoH­ - d E. FiWik "' : " ··-· • ~ E .:-~ A. ~)f ~.:.)~ ...., .... TN..Itltl IIDENODa TV & APPUANCE CHESTU-915-3307 RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD "frH Estimotts" lnstdatl.l AtaMia 4 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL- SAND TOP SOIL FILl DIRT 10-8-tfc 992-2198 Middleport. Ohio 1-13-tfc BOGGS SAUS & SDVICE U. S. IT. SO fAST GUYSVIW, OHIO Alllttoritlll lollo D•re, .... Holollll, lorsh Hot ....... '""'~ lloolor Ftn~ P1rta & Senl" E••lt•••t 1-l-'16 tie RESTAURANT located In the .· ·. o. YHtO• c.,_,,, .. c.,,., 71,, Rut... WATfR·ELECTIK BATHHOUSE '"CAllE TV... ALL CAMPSITES SHADED &LEVEL BIG FOOT -PARK YCMK Compitle Auto lody RepoW Cent., w., flllen , S. -IPIFI, fl ..l1hing Compound•. Polntl Urtthone ~. ISold Unde-- Wholftale To 4111 Dund.t N- Roplocomont Pam For Can 9t2-347e. '=::4' f$otlol'!"ion ~ HOMES & GARAGES PH. 949-2801 or 949-7860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAllS t1n , OIRECTIOI$: 6 niles btlow 611tlpolts crou Raccoon Crt. •idp. Tum rilht & follow sips. TOWN & COUNIIY VnDINAIIAN CUNIC ••tsillllll 51_. 11:30 . .... to 2:00 p.nt. for $4.95 child"" u & o• DOZER. BACKHOE. TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER . GAS. SEWER UNES , RECI.MIATION. PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS. OUMP TRUCK STONE lo DIRT IHOURS; 9:00 A .M.-6:00P .M . Mon. thru Sat Evening• l!o Sunday By Appointment 1-15-'86 "" 4-11-1 ... Pl. .ING & HlATlNG SUPEIIOI SIDING CO • VIIIYl & lWI.UM Complete Gunor Won Complete Romodtllr>g Roofing of til Typoo Worked in home area 20 yooro "Fr• Eotlmot"" CAll COUICl: ""· (6141143·5425 1-12-2 110. CARPENTER SERVICE - AddOftt encl rtmetde~Mtg - Roofing rond- WOflo - -concm.~ - Piu"*ino rond oloc:trlcol ( fno Eiillmotool V. C. YOUNG Ul 992·6215 ... 992·7314 ,_.,, Ohie . 4-15-'86-fc MILLER ELECTIIC SEIYICE FOR All YOUI WiliNG NEEDS CLC COINS IUYING u• IICU, lUll & CIBDICY & COINS SIWIG Call: COliS, GOUI & lUll lffltOUSA II UIJ. JIWDJY 992-5175 Or 742-3195 Pl. 915-3937 lnEI 5 P.M. Rnldllllill & Co111111rciat 4-1 -'!6·1 mo. 304-372-5709 We Deliver 63 Ploto St~ GallipoU. 24 Hr. SO<Yico FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS SALES & SERVICE CJ Cof111uterized Hearirt Air Selection We Carry Fishing SuppN• z -a: Pay Your Cable l!o Phone Bill• Here IUSIIISI fttONl Swim Molds • InteiJ)retinc Setvices LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist :J: z (6UJ "2·.slt IISIDINct I'IIONl - 16141 "2·7114 fUIUil IIIII KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 1-13 TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Trmrhing Of 1\ny Tyl"' Ba("khoe Senl('tPiumhlng Sen-Ire 985-3561 All Ma.. t Cuotom Wddlng •W..hert •Dishwashers . •Renges •Refrigentort •Dtyeu •Fr•zera PARTS and SERVICE Lowboy Hou ling Sepllr Syolemo Llcenood & Bondrd WIWAMS TRENCHING SIIYICE 4·5·11c •vtNYl SIDING 'ALUMINUM SIDING 8lOWN IN INSUlA nON 0 BISSB.L SIDING CO. New Homts luilt " Free Elllmat•" PH. 949·210 1 or 949·2160 No Sunday Calls l/11/rloo Hysell Run Road PH. (8141992)2834 INSULAnON VINYl & AWriNUM SIDING •IMUiotlon •Storm Door• •Storm WlndoWII •Aiplocomom WlndOWII •Now Roofing "FlU IS\WATIS" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 ELnE POLE BUILDINGS · RESIDENTIAl COMMERCIAl AGRICULTURAL Custom Delign Service CALL 667-3271 e•.,.,. ........, Bafere Yr:_.f:J 110. Howanl L Wrltt•l ROOFING NEW- BPI. Gutter~ Down111out1 Guuer CIMnlng Ptlntlng FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-21 All STUL & POLE BUILDINGS S1~ rv 1ce:; 4-30 · '88 ·2 mo. BUILDING GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING . INTERIOR PAINTING EXTERIOR BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. 317 N. Stcand Middleport, Ohio COMitiRCIAl • RESIDENnAL -FlU ESTtMAliS- Sins Start Fro111 12xl6' UTIUTY lllllDINGS .Sizes from &.:x6' Up to 24'x36' lnsulattd Dog Hou11s P&S BUILDINGS laclne, Oh. ,h, 1114-843-5 '9' 1-20-tfc ffEC/AUZI/tl IN WINOOW I OOOR REIIACEMEIIT . . 3-25-'•·1 1110. AVON Seli Avon mlllte60% . Ctll 814 · 448· 3358 Careteklf to live· in ep.-tment co!11)1u . Call l0•· 17!HU04. Local DME n•b ~rt-time nuru . Must heve flexible hours for dlllivery of medtcel tupplill • conDUttttion _.. .... nursing ho~ environment. E•ctllent NittY. Aeplf kJ Box T2000 In Clfl of The G1Nipolit Otlly Trtbune, 825 Third Ave .. Gtlli· polit, Oh 41831. Gtnll'tl Contr~ctor looking for uptrlence working forem~n or arperlnttndant. etllfY open . long ttrmpotition . Send rnume to Mtrk L Inc., 615158 Anton Ad . Awynotdebutg , Oh 43088 . Meturt, rwspontlblt ptrton to tit for two ye1r old In my horM. Pert time working '- • fuM • Sat. wenhg1. Rtflftncu prtfei'Ttd. ~.oou ... 114 -44e -+lo9 . EASY ASSEMBLY WOAKI 1714.00 per 100. Guerantlld Plym.nt. No Ill... 01'11111. Send stamped envetope: Elen&847. 3418 EnttrJ)rltl, Ft. Ptetce. Fl. 33482. GovtmrMnt Jobs. t16 ,040 •159.230-yr . Now Hiring. Ctll 1-IJO&-AHOOO E... R-980& 3 for cutTint ftdwellilt , Announcement~ I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- Gtttglll S.lt M1y 1 . 2. 3 . Clrct' Dr., Plante Sub. 10-4. 1nfent· 2T boy'• clotMng, toy1. ml1c . ING CO. recommends th8t you do busln•s witt. people you know, 1nd NOT to tend mon.,throultl the m1ll until you hwt inv•tiget,c:l the offering. M•y ht. 2nd, 3rd. 701 Chlffy St., Vinton, Oh . Antiquet, etone jugs, gtutwere, coiiKtebln, bottl•, clottr•, junk. 23 , Professional Services PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR. red II cover your pieno '1 beautiful tona , nil todey. Warda Key· board , 304·116· 5500 or 875· 3824 . Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale 4 bedroom hOuse, fireplace, 3 mi. south ofGtllipolie, U9,900. CtU day1 614· 441 ·1818 or tveningt 814-448 -1244. 7 rooms & btth, 1 ecrt more or lnL Clf"Peted throughout, 1/inyt tiding 126. 000. 12 N. Main St., Cheehlre. Cell 814-448 -3783 . Sptclout 4 bldroom in town. 2lf' bath. garage. II much mort. t14,800. Ctll 614·446-2174 1ft" 5:00 wetlcdeya. J tldr.. 32 acret, oil hNt. county wtter. Rt. 7 . Eurtke. ecroll from dam, 132.000. Ctll 814· 448· 22015. 3 belt . newly remodeled Vl mi. from cfly. reel b•rgaln, owner nteds ceatl. 121 ,900. Ctll 814· .U8· 2034 .tter 8PM . Ont bedroom houMin city, very vood oondiUon, new plint, snd oth., improv•m ..ta in outbulld· Jng. price reduced to 112,000. Call 814-448·3160. SINGLES . MHt th.. eptdtl ptrsonl frM tppNe~tk>n . ,.,. 10nal touch lntroductkJns, bo• 11136, Ch•rluton, W. Ve . Bttutlcltnt n•dtd . Call 304 - 871·41 10 dor• 304-&76-3449 lnformeUon apprecltttd. 'wenlngt. Abloluttly no tr•IP•nlna on Gertld Moda• property, Sand Mill R01d . Uvl in COft1Jenlon to thara houlllhold dutiM with elderty lldy, room -.d botrd, Vlf'; IITIIII 11lery. 304-871-2:038 . 571· 2123 betw1tr1 4:00PM to 8 :00 PM. Beg of butttt molds . Can llliU · 388-11440. ftmtle Elkhound, would mab good squifrel dog . Clll 814· +le-3Zn. Urge multi colorld Himtlayen cat tp..,td. brown •rue malt dog . Ptn Chow • Leb Ret. optyod. Coli 114·4-41-1788. A Collie, 1 part Otrmtn lh• ph•d. ~nd • whitt Gtfmen Shtph.-d to give 11111y. All femat11, ell epeyed. Cell llli14· 742-2181. Plrl .... ,, jlup~ I - Coli &14·11411·2414. old . 2 melt pupp ..., I monthl old. Green Ac:r• Reglonll Center. Inc.. h.. ., opining far 1 part · ti~M .lPN In Point Plt ...nt . lnt1t11ted pertont should ctll 304· 712· 2&22 . we ere In E.O.E. Am•lct 't Newnt Party Pltn "Chrlstm11 Around the World " It hiring tree IUptrvltort. Pre· viout perty p., h_.,.ful. No inv11tment, no coiiiiCf:lng. no dlllverlng . Ctll cotl.ct304-48S· 3 mixed Blut Hetlera. 304· 871- 7134. Femele lritt't Sett•. Spayed. with dog hou1t, 304-17&-A70. 7 well! old puppiM. brown 1nd ~- 2 304-178-30&1 . 10011011, 1821. 3 "'..... 304-87&· May 3rd., 8-!PM. Curt•lna. bedlprtldt, gi111Wet1, many more nict1 Items. Y11d S.lt Mey 3rd. 9:00AM to 5 :00PM. Hou11ho ld good1, toolt, 10me .nUquH. 34 Vinton Str11t. Thrtt F1mlly Yard Stltlllll mil• from OeiUpolla on Route 141 . Stturdty M•y 3rd, One Day Only. M•ternlty and baby cloth•, tove. houllhold tnd mllctlltneoutlteml. Everything mutt. go. S1leatan• 8:00 o'c kl de GoYernment Homatfrom 11 IU rep1lr) . Al10 delinquent tn proptrty. Ctll1 ·801!i ·IB7·6000 Ext. GH -98015 for Information. Yard Stle M1y 1 , 2, 3. Aprox. 4 mllll out Rt. 218 from At. 7 . t-tome lnttrior. btdaprtld. curtlklt, jeans. children cloth ... btg tlze clothH. btby ecceuoriet. wt+ghu & weight bend~ , Iota mort. Yard Sele Mev 1.2. Gallia Fairground• on the atage . Clothn. newborn & up . 9·1 Thutt .. Fri. & Sat. 9 to 4 . 1928 Chettnut Strett. 5 ftmlly Yard Selt, Cerport Sele 204 Kineon Dr., May 3, 9· 4 . Jra . eire 6·9 , Homl!l lnttriGr, more. May 1, 2, 3 , 10·3. Road betide Btua Fountain Motel. Clothing. toy1, picnic table. toots and more. Ytrd S•l• 3 Family on At . 688. Thurt .. Fri. , & Stt. 9-1 Ytrd Stlt Fri. & Stt. 6-2 II 6 · 3. 1AI mi. oft N. At . 7 on G1110rg• Cr11k Rd: Redwood hoult on left. Yerd Salt Stt . May 3, 1988 . 9tm· 3pm . 608 01k Orivt, Spring V•ll-v Sub. ~ving. 3 Ftmily Yard Salt. Baby bed , pltypen, high chtir, 11rolltt', lot• of ctoth• from inf1rtt to edult, dilhn, weld trimmer, ch lin ""'· kJts of misc . items. cheap. Fri. • Set. 10·5. &47 4th Ave . 16' tir11 , toys, hem11er ~g" , 2 thotguns, electric mower, Intent thru tdult clothing, mite. Se· cond & Grept. Thurt. thN Set. GlftgtSelaMIV 1,2,3. Old 1111i0 EvMgr"" 3'h mile from HMC. J11n1, 1978 Toyoll 1260. clothing 111 ab:H 25 centt to 50 CtnU, mite. ittnll. Will Mil IN clootp. 4 F1mily 132 4th Ave .. Gtlllpollt. 2nd. • 3rd. Mome Int .. loti of clothinG • mite. 8 flmity Y1rd Salt. Fri . • Sat. Old Thlill Merklt. Rt. 110 tt Port•. 9 :00AM-5:00PM, Rodney Church ot God Rt. 36 , Fl11 Market Ba~ur. s.t. May 3rd. 9·4. Anyone wlahin g ta set up, t6 .00 1 day. Bring own -.biM. For intormetion call 814 ·••&· 1080 . If aomaone wtntl ta dontte ltemt call lor pickup. Gareg1 Sate 6 Ftmlty tt Cente· nsry . May 2 a 3. Yerd Sele Bultvillt Townhou••· 1tt. II 2nd . 9 -8. 4 Ftmify 163 Tt~~ll Rd . Mty 1, 2 6 3. Woment. chlldrtnl, men• clothing, toyt, blcycl• . •hon, tlr• . Gtregt Sale Thurs .. Fri. • Sat. 2 mil• hom At. 141 on Neighborhood Rd . Ytrd Stle ThuJt.· Fri. 9-6. 2 miiH tbove Crown City at tog home . BabV bed. curttine, bach· prHdt. mile. In Middleport , 7 roomt, 2 bat hi, ful butment, g11 hNt, tfr conditionMI, well intultttd, 2 car garage, nice corner lot. Phone 614·992·3685 or 814· Y11d Sale Centenary Townhou11 Mey 2 & 3 , 8:301m ·8 :00pm. Furniture. children ' s dothll. toy1, •tc. ss2-28eo. G.r-u1 Sele 920 First Avt. Thura.. Fri., Sat. Mey 1 . 2 111 3. 9:00am-5:00pm. Antlqu" cupl:lotultA wsrdrobtt . gl•tware. children's clothing, bedapreads. plllowa , eheell , houuhold trticllt. Sundeyt. 814-992·3528. 2 bedroom houet with full ~11ment . located on 1ppro1 . '/4 tcrt of ltnd on· Dutchtown Rd ., Min. . ville, Ohio. Rauonebly priced. Ctll 114·992-3171 for more lnformetlon. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 141170 F"tlvll, 2 bclr .• 2 full btths. lott of clotatt. utUtty room. AC. Ctil 6, 4· 448·8241 tnytlme. 1971 Rlcherdton 12d0, 1Yt btth, 2 bdr., g• hett. ctnt . air. free delfvlfY. Call 114-448- 8733 . 17&·1181. 0175. Ttachlft, cotlege etudsnt• ex· ceptlonal 11ming opportunity In Educetktil ltiH. Flt.11itllt Houn, An EqutiOpportunity Employer . 3 bedrooms, 2 btth1, llnlehtd blltmtnt. lntchld 2 car glf· tgt, h.. t pump 1M1d OlhWIIIUII. Meyo Drtve. New Hlvtn. 304· Come to Chillicothe! The ShiW'· nM Vall., MMNftctured Home Show It Mev 8th thru 11th. SM'tm ell htrt ... ll9 Doin'L .. Priltt .. . Fectory Rtps ... Entlf· ttlnmentl Bringing you you 'Amlrica'a effofdable •ltttnt· tiYt' •• , In the Sttn Melt. right on toop23 . vou th ..el 304-112-241&. 12 Situation• Wanted MouiiiCIItning. Call 81.t-441· 7111 . looldtttp• with IS yetrs ••P•· rt.nae lneOIN t1.11 prepntfon . Teklng ntw cllentt. lueln••tt, fllfmtfl, tn.tchrs, rent.... ANI· onlbte flttt. Cell I14·H2· Z311- 4:00p.m. Room end botrd fot lkltrty retired gentttmen. can 1141112-1022. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOilLE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 Mi. WEST. OALUPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE e14-441·7274. Seturdey. Mty 3, 10 to 8, 23.0 lincoln Hill. Pomeroy, mene. woment and child rene ctotNng. Big Yerd Stle May 1,2,3. Lots ot misc. 2 mllu from VInton . Jullt oH 326 . OICtr Griffith r• . 2 big ytrd 111-. on Rt. 143, 'A mila off At. 7, Po~Mroy. MirY 1et, 2nd. end 3rd. 1 :00·5:00. Yard Stla Lott of children '• cklth•. Bull Run Rd . in Vinton. M•v 2 & 3. 10 :0Dem-3PM Met10n'1, Moming ltlll Md .: Seturdey, Mev 3rd. Rein un~ . ceie. 81 4-9•1· %727 . Garage St1e 6 miiM down AI. 7. Mey 2 & 3 . 9·1 Rocluttl, dlehwuher , curteina, bed•prudt. men women children cklthM. Tir• • miac. 2 femily yerd 1111. 2131h 8. Second, Middleport. Ohio. Y•rd Stl1 206 Klneon Or. Sat., 9 ·5 . Cloth•. ping -pong tableS. craft supplies. Garage S.le May 2 • 3. Rain or thine, Rodney Villege H, 9 to 8. Follow eigne. Baby cloth81, beby bed. inf~nt car Mit, c:tmtrt' t, cer rldiot. Atarl 2800. Homt Interior , humidifier. cloth11· todd I" thru tdult1, much mort. 4 hmity Yard Sale Frid•Y & Saturdty 9 :00· 1 Cornar of old A.t 7toHoraeCrNk. Clothing til lUndt, ltwing mechint, Jt•eo. electric cloth• drytr, dlth• . 8 ft . Sttrl John bo•t end trolling motor , 3 llfelacketl • Honda 90 . , 08· 1109 Sun111 Dr. Fri. 2nd 6 Sat. Jrd . Lawn fum ., btby clothll, S. mite . Children ctothee, do lIt, aluewart, tvPtw· riter, much much more. Fri. 3 ftm iliet. Down Rt . 7, 4th houte below Raccoon brldgaleft. Sheet•. plllowa. tools, IId die & bridle, lewn mower. Reese hitch, dlthn, clothes, lou of misc . Big Nict Ytrd Stle May , , 2,3. Rfo Grende old At . 35 a~m It Cenot Livery. Dithtl, furniture, etc. M•v 2.3,4. Rain or thine. lnttde or out . Clothes. furniture. dishe1. too ll , mowera. fant, lata of mi1c. items. Antiqu11. Rt. 21 8 to Mercerville tum on 790 go V2 milet . Gtrege Sele4 Ftmily Mty 2, 3 & 6ttl thru 9ttl. 8 miles down Rt . 7,, signs . Huge Y1rd Sale Fri., Sat. Tool1 , furniture, clothing mite:. Acro11 from Gtllipolit Lockt in Eurtlta. Community Y•rd Sel1 l.,coln Pike, TuM. May 6th & Wed . May 6th. if 11in canc.lltd. Gerege S.le Thret Family Ftir· view Subdivition 534 Hlk11 Dr. May 6th, 8th. 7th. Cloth.,g all tlr. ... rnt.c. itemt. Op ... B to 7 . Rummtgt S•l• Thurs. thN Sl't. Flowers. htngllfe, bedding, Au· ltll, lndl111 ~IYer tutquolit jewelry (50% otfl St. · At. 248 n11r Longbottom et Virginill'e. Mey 1tt. 2nd, end 3rd. 4 flmily . 383 Park St. In Mlddlepor1 . Bicycl•. pl•tform ~eel• . reil· ro.t l.nterne. mite. 3 femity . lotUO S .R.7 at Crow : Sub· Oivislon. M-v lrd. 9 :00· • 4:00. 1 milt South pnt Aoyel Oek Pill!.. Tum left. follow tigne. Fri. thru Mondr(. Clothing. betty . it., •. One 1111 day. Deyllaht to dart!, · Seturdey. M•y 3 . Ail ptlctt cull • Aquarium -..pptt•. ellk cot· • s11g11. Pomeroy and Union Ave. ' 213 . 4 family g11eg1 1111 M.., 3 from 9 ·8 ••in or shine. TupplfaPIIint Arb1ugh A.dd. Bt..mtnt telt: FrldtY. 8ftlrdly .,d Mondey. 10· 3 pm. loti of misc . and childrtnt nlct~ e'-en clothing. 1881 Lincoln Mtt. Pgmeroy. I family dllpoul yard 1111. Ml'f 2nd thru May 10th . Ctmp••· can, trucke, mow.~puth end rldlngl, odds-ends. 1.10 ' to euoo. hems, too menv to mention. Hwy 143. by D end B Quick Stop Marktt. ·· --- Pf Pleasant· ··· & Vicinity 16 Femlty Ctrport Salt, Thur .. day thru Saturdey, red brick houte ecro11 from Plymele Roed . Gellipolis Feny. Aft me clottrlng, lots of mite:., ch-.p prices. Verd Sale, ttertt Wtdntld.,, · Shrine Club Roed . At• \lne till•. riding moww, doth11tnd mise, 10 :00 till ell~ 4 mil• patt Eureka towtrd Crown City on St. At. 7. Saturd1y M-v 3 , 9 :00 til 6:00. 1 5 f1mlly .,.rd ..It Mey 1, 2, 3". from 8:00 AM to 1 :00 ~ .1&: Powtil'o e..b« ...... OooNir>Otio . Ferry, W. Ve. Thlt is 1 l•ge Rlt · inc:ludtt: clott'tlng. hou..,.art, · knick necks. mowtn. toot.. Yard Stle Set. Mey 3rd. Petiteto Xlg. n.w· fotmel• 1iu 15 and mite. 842 5th Ave . 5f.milyytrdlllt.123, ,24Pd Drive, Point PIMunt. Thura4tv: Frldty. Sotu•dty. 1:00 dil 2:00. Yerd S.lt 4 Family 5 mil• wt 218. Mty 2 & 3 . 7 femily y•d 11le. Rt. 2 Nonh 1 mil•, MIY 1 end 2. 9:00 to 1. Clothing •II aiortt. Appli~c.s, . lfttlt of ..,,rything. M1y 8ulaville· Addlson Rotd, 4 th houM beyond Addilon Bep· tltt Church, 9 · 5 . Diltwultter, dr•p ... clothing, many mite. """' ----·--p·an;·e-;ov···--···-Middleport & Vicinity Verd Salt, SeturdtV. Mey 3. Gellipolil Ftrrv. houtt ~ river btnk, bmveen Belle School Wid Gutf Station . Yard Bile. 2205 Wuhiftgton Avo., Fridty ond Soourdty. 8<oc) 10 4<00. 81by .. "'"" ...- gltllwere. fumlture end mile. . Big. Big Ytrd Slle, 2219 Oell . St .• Thurt. Friday, Sit. 1 . 2. 3 . . Garege S.. e· May 2nd tnd 3rd. Mtin StrMt, Coolvllle. Clothtt, blllby doth11 . dlah... boob. Something ror everyone. 9tm· 4pm. Ctrpot1 Slit. llu•ra. Frl, S.t. · 9 :00 till 4 :00PM. 3 rnN11 b.ao.., Shtdle Bridge, Gelipoh Fewy. I Ftmlfv· At Gordon Holten n.., 8a1htn. May 2 and 3 . Follow ti<Qns from Mtmoritl Gardtn1. On range, Frtnldin ftr~ ltct , welghte. bik•. 1ntlqua ltM1d, t~un c:.binet, tupp•wtra, dish.. , cloth ... 1nd much more mite . ln11de it reins . Lerge yard 1111. Sat. 202 Locust St .. Htndtraon , W. Vt . M1y 1,2,1nd3 . Acron from Fire Dept. Racine, OhkJ. Clothing, Knick kntcks, Curttint, and etc. Rein e~nc.t1 . Yard Sale. Mev 2 •nd :r: 9:00-5:00. 2418 Manrat A'lte.: Cloth" and mite ltema. Yttd Stlt, Sat. childrtnt do · thing, fumiture. wat.- toft.n.-, g• grill. linen mart. 304·17!: 3779, 1 mile out Send Hill Road. Gtraoe Stle: May 2 .,d 3. Crew Rd . Rotd behind ielrgrou!'Mit. . Carport S1le, Fri. S1l 1 :00· 4 :00, haullthold ittms. buckets, . fumiturt, etothing, 3320 How: . ard Ave .. ecroH from \locetiontl School . Gtneral Tire Sel11 in Middleport. ClothH tnd mite. lttmJ, Yard Selt, 118 Pl ...tnt Bt., • May 2 ... d 3, 8 :00 to 3 :00PM, . Rain Canc:.l\«1. - - - -- --···Yard Stle: Mev 3rd. Lot Blhind Atchtrd Sptnctr , Tuppert Plaint, Mty 2 . 3 . Recllntr chair. eote, clothing. plctuflt, hand· medewcodenlttme. 9:00·11:00. bulln•• MOBILE HOMES MOVED: In· surtd, rea1on8bl1 r•tll, Ctll 304-578-2330 Now dltplaying our new tprlng modelt in tingle tnd doubtewida home• eMIIduced pricea. W•t· wood Homn. 1898 Rt. 80 E., Berbou,.ville, W. Va. 304-738· 3888 open tvery d~ . 14' 1170' mobile home, 3 bed· rootl'll, underpennlng. epplitn· c• ilcludtd. NICE. 304·8715· 1418. Y~rd 1111 Mond1y • Tu"d.Y. 5th • 8th, pric• chiiP. 371 S . Second Ave. Mktdlapon, Ohio . Pt. 10 , s.. 1t74 Holil' P11k -12•1& • 1o1. 3 bdr.• AC, YlfY .,.,, nice. Call 81 4-44t· 47ee aher 5 :30. any· tlmt WHUndl. 1875 MIICOt 12d0. good cond.. lndudll dinette ttt, waeh• · drytf'. Underpinning, at4-44&-n4t. l11o u~oor~y 14•&4. a bod· room. unfumlehed. Yktyt under· ""'nlng in'*'dod · Mutt 1011. Coli 304-n3-&173. • I Mev l . 1502 5th St. Nevt Heven. Lou of tools, tlec . gri.U. ·. clothing, mite . 34 Busineas Buildings 3500 tq .ft . brick bu il ding .· lde11 lly suited tor office IPfCII!. · l oc, ted in city limite on n;tlil) highw11y . pnld ptrking tor. 17 cars . Call 614· 441·0070. 35 Lots & Acreage 1912 St.erlo Molty Ptrk. 1••70. 3 btdroome, eu.soo.oo. Peo· pl11 ltnk, 304·875-1121 . •a.aoo. Coil 114-441-2412 oo In Punta Gord•. Fit. 111 ,800. Two 1bdr .. with IPPIIIriCI and pertlY futnlthed. new httt pu~ a 11r condition•. F\orldl room. Clfllilt a tool lhtd. Call 114· Ul·8899 eftar 1 :00PM. 1Yl mll11 out 143 to Herrkon·. vile.. M1y 2 tnd 3 . I tillS. A.lfttle IMt of ...,ery1hlnt. hint Crtek Baptist Church. Double Yard Sele, Set. 9 -3PM. MMOnlc LodQe"758 Third AYe .. •nd 132 Pine St. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 72 Fr.-dom 14x70 3 bdr. Plrt. . remOdetecl. equipptd ror wood bum.,, porch • underpinning , 14,800- Cell 614·379-2808 . . aa2 -3487 •• 304-e75-18U ohoo &:00 PM. Y~rd 1al• George St. New Htven, W.V . 304-· 2· 2.55. May 2 and 3. 9-3. ::.:_....,__-:-::-:-::-:-::--:- - Outltty built 11h atory Tudofj ttyle home on 15 wooded .crta, 10 mlnut11 fromPolntPit. .nt. Send Mill Aoed, 181.000 .00. 171·2932. At. 143. Mty 2 .,d 3. f.4 pn. Air condhlon•. c:tothing, tl:t:YI, pool table. baby clothing, tup· .. ttc••· houlllhoW and mite. · a .m.-1. Vlndale 12d3 completely furnlthed. n .ooo. Ctll.v•·· &14"8-1437 or 814· 448 -9268 . 3 b.Oroom , 111 electric:, etntrtl tir, larga dtck, 2 lots, attechtd gtragt, Getllpolit Ferry. 304· ~ig ~erd 111e. Thursdty end Friday 9:30 ·?. Sevtrtl ftmill11. Homa lnttrlor. tupperwart. dlah ... ctoth•. •lac . 11ovt lot• of mlec ltema. Tum right from Belle School. Second ltnt oo rigt.t. Fourth houM on left G••ll• uele by Columbie Gr~~nge •t mitt m..., 13 on lt. l..:========:..~========::.~ Porch Salt,Sat. 707Mey VitndJrd. S1. PINIInl. 8 y11re old. 2 Jtory . 2 btdroomt, beth , welnut p1nellng, onprivlte road . T.P.C. watllf. Rttdlvifle erea. Ctll 81ot· 378·1452. 304-BU-3383 . O•rqt Salt Fri., Stt. Country Ak'e V:a mi. out CMorg• Cr_. from Rt . 7. Cloth•, bed, tltt m•terial, nmn1nts. •ntlque rockllt'. ttbiM, metal fold duir1 and much more . Yard Sitle1 mileN . M 180 from Ho1pltal V. mile on O.J . White Rd. Mitc::l Mty 1, 2 . 9·1 3 bedroom hOUII fot' tlfl Of ,.... with option to lxly, 304· hltrs ....... 304-171·2171 . . . 2 toM pupt>lol, pool iillh 811100L 304-171-7207. • bedroom home tor ult. Good Hunting 1nd good fieh lng. Cen be negotlttecl with own". Cell 814·985·4392. Two atory frtme home far Mit. four bedroom• 1 Yt bt1M. on Stete Route 124 in Syracuee. Price reduced for quick 1111. If lnterllttd call 1ny time except 25302. 1-304-727-8434 . Givea~ay 3 bldrom ranch . LerQt kttchen. dinlnvroom with sliding gl111 door on to deck. IW!ngroom, 111 tppllencu . Woodburn•~· 1h24JC4 pool .,d Htelltt dian. VUI-et of Pttriot, Southwtttern New School. 2'h miMI 0 .0 . Mcintyre Perk. Buy now, ...,. befort QOH on tht market. t34 ,000. Call 814-379·2721 . et4-3e7-039&. Ohio. 4 All brlclr; home, e11c. cond., locat.:l Upp., At. 7 , 3 bdr.• H l btth, dintngrobm, kilc:htn, livin· groom & enclosed beclt porch, full btum~nt , gll'ege 9 carport. niWI't' inttalltd 4 ton centrtl etr cond. unit S. Lennox pul11 furntce, 10 tt. ttttelltelncluded. Call t14 -448·8212 tftlf 4PM. 4 rooms. b1th. partly fumilhtd, carpet throughout. Forced 1lt furnace, covered pstkt, 1 out· buildklg. C•ll 814 · 387-7568 Of Memorltl Dey ftowert. Cliff 's Piece, Pow.ll St.. Mktdleport, Cldolilc. Coli 304-17&-4030 Wt built big 4 bdr., E11ly Americ., hornet •18,996 on your /Qt . s.. our new model horN . Cell 814-818· 7311 . 9181 . Tha Meigs County filh Md Gtme Cktb Inc. wil not be rllponllible or ll.tllt for eny .ccld.,t or dam~~geta tnyon•or Wlything on their propwty. WANTED, Wltn111 to accklent that OCI:Ur.d April 11 , 1111 111 9:00 AM north of Fletrock Grocery, flttrock , M•ton County Rt. 2 . 1nvotv.d '11 bleck NltHn pickup end l.. t model 7 rm. house with unttttchld 2 ctr gttage. Mitchell Rd . IMekt offert Bidt to be opened May 24. M.A. Chainuw. At. 3 Box 128A. Gall!poWt, Oh 45831 . 4th 1 :00-6:00. e v•• old home on 493 Grtnt St. In Middleport. 3 bedrooms. 1 'h beths, beck porch. doubttlot . Cell814-423· 4-48-0294. Lerw- Yard Selt. Rodney V111ega II, Fridey May 2nd. Seturday A.M. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY MAV SWEEPER end ttwlna miChine repair. PM'tl. end euppli11. P~ 14t and dtlvtry, DIYlt VICWm Clttner. ont htl1 milt up Oeora• CrHII: Rd. Cal eu. (814) 992·8704 FREE ESTIMATES . An IHIU 111:1: 111P.I1 ts • POMEROY, OHIO 46789 PHONE 1614) 992-5009 J&L ILOWN I0-14-nc •Hospital Beds •Wheel Chain Wl 1111 MIDKAII AND OTHEIINSURANCI CAIIIlltS WHEN DJGIII BOWMAN'S HO. (liE MEDICAL SUI'I'LY Route 4 - YOUNG'S PH. 304-675-2441 BEND AIEA CAU ljplty Office for Hours Out ol Town CustoliMrs Call Collect •Home 011ygen 161 Norltl Midoltporl, Ohio-45760 OUT 101 LAIGI A-AL& MGIIY IY APPT. SALES & RENTALS Now &.etion: fCUr latuntar 10-li:JD om HOSPITAL SUPPLIES FOI HOME USE 1 1 21!11~ EUGIIE LOIG SMAll A-AL IIOUIS Mon.-WIIf ••fltun. l·l pno lull. 6,10-1; frl. 1-2 pm 614-446·7283 WHOLE APPLE PIES for $4.50 PH. 992-7201 PT. PUlSIIIT OfFKE 305 Jade- .... PHONE 992-7075 , '12 Pri<o S & Under FilE 011r Speciolty Jl MCll FFORD Paul E. Shockty, DVM 107 Sycamore St., POIMroJ, Oh. the ""r••ot ·Meeon lrtdgt J&F CONTRACTING tlli(JIIIY III J:III G1rtge S1le Thured1y, Friday, Seturdey. 32 Chllllooth• Rd . Mini bikt. blcycl•. quilta. toolt. Opportunity Small houH , one bdr .. 84 Mill Cr ..ll St., Galllpollt. 134.900. Ctll 614 -446·2639. FEDERAL-STATE INCOME TAX IUUINS Stddllbroolc inn Nil ·,111'.1 I II I '.'iN ~u Buying dally gold, eitver coin•. ringe, Jewtfrv, 11trllng were. old coint, t.rge currtncy. Top Pfl· c•. Ed. Iurleen B11ber Shop. 2nd. A.vt. Middleport. Oh. 814· Phono 614-H2-6771 W. E. (Bill) SNOUFFER At. 62, I miiM touth of SUNDAY llfFET "At Reasonable l'ricts" 4/t/ tht FOUNT AIN 11111. Chlcl., 01 Strvtd with 4 wtplabl.,, llild. dttmt ••d dri•l CUSTOM IUILT junk autot . Call 614- J/2/nn Cltooso fro111 3 BISSELL BUILDERS TOP CASH peld tor '13 model and niWif Ultd Ctrl. Smith Bulck·Pontlac. 1911 Elttarn AYI., GalllpoU1. Cd 114· 4482282 . 992-3345 ~h: ~ o: "~" '"If (; ' £ ~ · . · ,... T,... ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .'T"._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ."'T'._................~ Tum ~ •• M-'111 Memory Gardtnt, l milt off R1. 7 cr. .... . 99°·22'9 §2410 (cl. Bus-I·ness Servi·ces 119.95 in 4, 15 of .,. Moigo Ccounty ..... in 1 -..~¥ c!Octiooo eo too~; ..,co """" 53 dog. 5' .. "" publo: 00011: - .......... "'"ooutlo line of "" pubic ..... .. ... -..ty -.wy ol No. 1 :thonououth 53 dog. 5' lo tho.,._ of boginning. aonllining -•lmotllv .15 POMERO.Y,O. usc Buy 388-9303. IIO'Io Welt Main Slr.t ol, Pomeroy -t;:::::::::::::::::; l _ l o... clldl CXIII· E . MOitn. . F11 AH Y111 P11Mirt Nllir Wanted To W~ntN AUTO CENTER PWS: Offiu S.~itt & Furniture, Wtdlling and Graoluotian Stalionory, Mogntii< Sign~ luliflor !Iampo, lusin•s Forms, CDfiy lonictt, Etc. 255 Mill St., Miololloport 104 Mulboroy h ., Ponooray aoofooo~thogonvo 1.............-.....J-..................~.................. oooollonn to tho gonnl aoofoco the -v.-.-........... pogo ·-dod Real Ettate General THE QUIUTY PIINT SHOP F - W. Pori•. Jr. AltOrnOj tor Oiomond Sovingo end Loon c..._,., 141 25: (61 2. 9 3tc H~-1fc OltiO & Vicinity Geltgt 8111 Mey 1, 2, 3 , 4 . Bthlnd Bldwtll Pottofflce. Good vtrltty tnd b•rutint. Buaineu Multi·Ltvtl people netd..t to ltunch """' c:oncept In your ttll Stnd SASE to: V.t.om. Ano· dttn, 12221 Bulllton Drive, Pln...,lllt, NC 28134. Public Sale & Auction 8 8t4-4-4e-3872 3117-75110 - 3117-71171 TERMS OF SAL£: Cooh on doMry of - Subjoo:t to occruod 1988 .... - · ,.._ Thil PO!*II Mt bo 10 lhl \.Willi s -aobjoo:t <>! America's ri{lllt of ........,..... . . - 211 Coil 304-171-3328. We pay c•h for l1te model ciHn used ClfS. Jim Mink Chtv.·Oidl Inc. Bill Gene Johnson IF NO ANSWER CAll: Public Notice 21 Lon two Bluttlck houndt In Aldrnond FUdge aru . Reward . 9 bo II tt. 216 E. 2nd Comfortable 3 bedroom home in Minersville. Carpetine. garden & lg. lot. lEW USTIIG- 3 bedroom· home near business section in Pomeroy 11~h garage for t $8000 0111Y • • lEW LISTING- 1981 KirkllllOd 14x70 trailer. 3 bedrooms. l\! baths, range. refrigeriur, sundeck & <ll acres. lebanon Township. PO lEROY - 2 BRs, fuU basement, front dec~ & lg. lot above all Hoods. Asking $12,900. NEAR STORES - Nice oldeo home. 2 baths, I~. basement storm windows, hot water heat & 2 porches. COUNTRY - 2 acres, 2 houses in need of work. Southern Schools. Special financing available. 12 ACRES- Woods, 2 trailers inChester Township.T.P. water. POIITIANO - 2 lg. letel lots, old house, barn,etc. For the handyman. But just $11,000. . BUSINESS BlDG. - In· come will pa•' for it. Lots of space, more to rent. Heart of Pomeroy.. Wt Sm You TiiiM lltd TIOUbl I InStili na. ttre.t to COMIIuet 111<1 s- of Ohio. bou..,d . . l 1 • folD-; Boginning II tllo - 1001yClOII*a/P.-oo!No. 1oto Real Estate P;.C(fUl - ----."'" .. in . . Vl!ou• of M'1 ' t wt. County of Mliga. tEAFORD 1-16141· 992· 3326 ·-d. Fll1tw e of; ring md ,.. -...to t11o- Gronlors rights of - lit. - lr:=~:::::::~:;:~ Phone ---ond &lbject tD II RWitl tnd rill 1 ,., - - -322 - inboO'tl 85 CV oold eo.. Court.No. I wll tor ..... ., tile fn>nt door point ... bo oltlloCwotll>u•in Pom.vy, . bounolooy of ... Meigo Ccounty. Ohio. on .,. " " illy of " ' -· • • • ol Public Notice Ft1W1r:1al · FIN Mtrkl1 Exptnde Customer ICCil)tlnctt Ol our .VW'f Wit · Qnd merktt pltctforCH exptn· lion of OYr outdoor dealer lrtl, cuttOmtr PIYid plfldng lrN lftd dayt ot opwadon. Now In our third y11r shop The Fltt Field. wery Wtdnndly, friday, Saturdtv end Sundty. Plenty of pe't'ld perking end bergeint otd ll'ld ntw. Stmalocttlon Rout" 31 • 110. The former Thalli' Ford property. Growing bigger and btttlf· Ju1t for yoy . 111 Court St., Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 Public Notice Emergency 949-2516 - ... GiiDipiilil.......... m• RACINE, 01110 Oil floftf !orwko, Lon...pi...........tr, lon4 tltwi... Pootfs, Soptk s,tt ..... "''"' lloull... sr .... & Gro"' llouNng lilctolaol Work "" The Daily Sentinel RAYMOND E. PROFFM (MAC) IACIIIL OliO 949·2493 ''"11¥0 BAND" ........ SaiUrllly '3.00 Neb or '5.00 CGu.- to 18 Wented to Do 304-171· 2817 . LOST dog, pen OertNn Sht· phwd end Wrottwlrety, pltut DON IOSI, Owner Prtttnlt " LOIT 1'-dl chlr'lge pura1 ., Doteon Tr• Service. frll 1111· lholoo lhofiiit Ptoidng lot, hop money IIMI retum Mbr1ry e.rd•a coli 304-e71-3808 . JUNE 22 .................,. . , 11--· .. ., ·.... ,.. ..,., StatiOn. m1tet, Col 114-M2-IJ014 . 3·24-tfc Muat be 6 Bflcot per Cloto t s llilts LOIT Rtw1rd tllr gold chtm . Loti It 0 .0 . Mcintyre P1rk. ull 114-441-3513. Fourtd: am~ll bl.ck .nd whtte dog In Rocbprlnga ' ' "· Wt~r· lng flel coli" 1nd rtgul~r collar. 50 Per Cllul. .dor ow ,_ ( ;; tLo_at•n_dFou_nd lo-. 1 The Daily Sentioei-PIIge-9 17 Mltcellaneou• 8 pur~e . Rftlm ta OII6Doll1 D1lly ltwn Clfl, lllfO WO,.. body • Trlbun• Ottlct •It t21 Third AVo .. Ooo...lo. or coN 114· . m1chnic•l. Painting, tM»u" roofs·b1ms. No job to b6g 01 441-2342 lnd all for ot... JJ'ddllng. At810neble rat•, c: .. .nytlme 814· 241·1883. , loti: 1 yellow tig• Cit. w..rtng btack flw co ..r. If coli 114-992-1!117. eResidential •Commercial •Industrial PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 A Cloou 200% Pl'(beck - OHve Township '!Tustees will meet Monday at 7::1) p.m. at the Reedsv1lle Fire HARRISOflo'VILLE - Hani.senvtile PrO wt11 tnld a sping carnival Satutday at the Ek!mmtarY Scooal Alee T,..tlllttlo• I:00 I'M SUNDAY, MA \' II RE~VILLE POMEROY - The Pomeroy Area Chamber of Cmunerce w!ll hold their DPrby Day dinner and dance Satutday at 7 p.m. at Royal Oak Resort Park. Music by Tom Walter's band. N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR 111. 124,POIItroy Ohio 5 MIIM Point PIMHnt off Rt. 1 clerk, Dorothy Calaway. VINTON - The McDaniel trio. Jerry F're!llrt1< and Priscilla Dodrill w!ll be singing at !leer Creek Baptist Olurch. near VInton. Satutday .at 7 p.Jl). GREAT BEND ELEaRIC, Inc•. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ORANGE 1WPOran"' Townshlp Tltlslees will llll.'el Monday at 8 p.m. at the borne of the All masons welcome. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Roger 'Hysell Garage BULLniN BOARD M(JIIJ)AY HARRISONVILl..E - HanisOnvUie Lodge 4ll w!ll mee1 Satutday at 7:lJ p.m. Work In E.A. ~ ­ Friday, May 2, 1986 Busi·ness SerVice.8 Community calendar Garden Oub meets, plans for activities Summer and faD actlvUies W1't't' planned at the rec:ent meetilg cl. the Rutland FrBidly Gardl>nen ll>ld at the 11om1> cl. MarJorie Da\'11. The posslbW!y d. JX'epar1ng a Jaly 4 Doat was discuSSEd with a decision to II' made lalf'!'. Sept 13 and 14 were.set as tbe dates for a tbiwr stnw. The ~ of a Jo?IQt show with the otll>r two Rptland clulls was dlscussro and Joan Stewart will contact tllem. Mrs. Stewart and Sandy Titus will rnalu> the Show scheduiP. Friday. May 2, 1986 Ohio , 873 Kirkwood double wid1 on prtvttt lot, Lerge front porch. 3 btdroomt, 2 full beth•. dining room. family room, 2 air c:ond, fulty cerptt.d, uc cond, nlct locttlon, Galipolis Ferry, 304· 87&-3087. 1 Ox&O. 2 bedrooms, complttety remodeled. 100 much to Ntt, exc cond, mu•t NU !HYing ltltt, U . 7&0.00 or mike otftf, 304- en-4191 . 33 Farms for Sale 7 ecr11. two bedroom mobile homt, bern, plltUN, Qlllldtn IPIOI, TPCweter, .,t.tloc:etlon In Ch•ter .,.., Nice for ontr 111.000. Muol Mit. Col lt4- 181-3U&. Fo1 ule by owntt 4 I tcrfl,32 x88 bldg., property all fenced, · good home building • Ittl , ' 022,500. CoM e1~ · 281 · 1&2.2 .. In Mills Village. good building site, rtltonabty priced , Ctlltfttr 4. 114-44&-4207. For rent or Nit nice lot on·• Rtc:coon CrHk. Water. ttWIIf, • electr ic. phone. 185 mon ' h, trt'l'el 1rtilerl only. C til 11 ~ : 265· 1218. 2 111ge lott with 121110 MH, 1o'\ mile off Rt . 218, 10 mi\11 from GelliPollt. Rural water. •eur!ty light, buil~ing . ~•II 814· 2516049 8\lenlnijl. • • 1·6 t cr• .p.trtlelly wooded .OJ· ~ n11~ 1pprovtd tub-dNillon . T.P tnd C. wat" and apprOved rOed ~ to ..ch lot. AlltiiONibty priCed, will fln ... ce with 10 P1fC*t1 clown Coli el4·916·3&14. • • �.. Page- 10-The Daily Sentinel 36 Lots LAFF·A·DAY llo Acreage- 64 Mil!l. Merchandlae 1170 lntemttlontl 10 Pll· 2 Iota. e mH• from Point PI•Mnt. 304-171-1181. HnDif IOhool bus. Good ooncU· tktn. No tNtf. Run• good. • ,. •• 2·:1410. 1 .13 ..... !of UI,OOO.OO, Pltllln1 Vallt¥ Ftrmt. phont 304-178-4201 . .t& ac:,.. o.. lto'ltl, automedc tvm·oH. 115 . 311n~ ""521ncll ... ::;::~ type aluminum window frame. t40. New btd frame, fit• olnglo 10 111 . Now pull-do"" light 11111n bo•, t20. Coll814-t92-3777. QU-. He11L1h Ufttlmt concr ..e culvert:•. 12 Inch. 1n cto.ck. Ltrger Iiiii IVIIIIIblt, up to I fl . Call inm to 31 114 -t92-2834 or 814-9921704. Housea for Rent Rent. laMe, &.nd contrtct. 3br' • Rodn.y Vill-a ell; 2 bf's· Eurekt; 3br Ev.,, Height~; Depo~lt • Nquired. NM" chain Mnk dog Nn. 8 fl . wldo by 10 11. long by I h. high. Coll&14-742-2849 . Bl~t:kbum Rt.tfy·81 4·4·tii-DOOI. H1tf Price! flllhlng arrow ligna Hou11 tor ren1 ""'Mercerville. nice location, nlct v-rd. good nttghborhood . Rlfwtnoe&depotlt requW..t . Call 'deyl Ito&· 441-3159 .. 114-251-1&52. 5 room hOUIO In counlrv. ...... tumiohld. Coli &14-251-8813. 3 central air, w1145 her Spruce • dryer. Ctll bedroom St., 81,·4'1-21 5 8 . "They're defmitely in! I can • 1oc k"In g the }"lQU O r h ear h liD Cabinet!" 2 bdr. hou•. 120 State St. Apanment for Rent Refr'g & stove turMMd. 1200 mo .. depotrt reQuired. Ctlll14· 441-0254 . Nictlbdr . ~u11, fullb. .m.nt. centn~l air. f.nced yard. no JMII. Fum. efficiency 11.t5 mo .• utilitl• paid, 1hart bath. 107 2nd. A.,.. , G1llpolia. Cell 4414411 after 7pm. 7 rm. unfumilhld. no ptts, ref. reQUired . Ctll 114 -441·0321 ' Fum. ttfldency 1pt .• privltt • quiet. lingle working per10n ontv. Clll 114-4-.tt-4107 or 51··44&-2502 . U21S plus depotlt. C1ll 814· 852 -2818 ...., 5:00. J bdr. hom~ In country wat•. tr ..h, lto>ote, ,.trig. fum. , 1200 month, •1&0 depolit. Cell 814· 388 -9&8& 3 bdr. houN, 177 Portamouth Rd . OW. grb. diiP., 111nge. cfoublt cer gll'tgt, dty achool diiUIC1, UOO mo. d~stt ,.. qulred. CaH 114·441·1134. hou•. 4 rooms, bath. Furnished loceted 735 rur Third Ave. 1125 mo .. t75 dep. Cllll14441-3870 .. 614-441-1340 . 2 bedroom houH In Po"*'oy, fumlshed or untumilhld. Prt own utiUtl... jult r1modeled. Call dtya. 114·992·2381 and nights. 814·992 ·1723. 2 bedroom. unf\lmllhed. electric hNt. on VIne St. in Atcins. t175. per month Pv• utllhl•. Coli 614-949-2948. 2 NdroomhouNtnd2 bedroom ..,_rtment. Call CIM .. d Rtahy at 114-992-22159. Middleport Arst. nice houM, good locttion, If interettld cal 304-882-3722 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Fum. apt. 1 bdr. 807 2nd. Ave .. Gtllpol4t. •:Z25 mo .. utMiti• !)lid. Call 441-4411 tfttr 7pm. Deluxe 1 bdr.• gtftge 1Pir1· ment, kitchen fumi1htd, lltlity, no pet., no ct.ild.-.n. rtfll'.-.oel. Coll114-25&-1529. 1 bedroom 1pt. for rent. Bulc rtnt 1tat11 U11 . a rnonttt thtt lncludtl Ill utHltitl. Depotit riQUnd of UOO. Conte~ VII· lege Mlft<lr Apt. Middteport. 114-t92 -nl7. Eq""l HousinG Opportunity. 1 bedroom IPirtmtnt It 402¥1 Twenty Fourth St .• Point Pit• lint. Ct111 -304·175-4024. 1 bedroomf~o~mllhtd 1Pirfmtn1. ldNI for working couple. No pM1. Depotit required. C1ll 81 • · 992-2937 . One bedroom apt. Totll tiiC'Irlc. frM wtttr end trllh pldlup. 814-t92-2094. Unfurni1hld 2 bedroom. No pete. Call 11<1·949·22&3. FOor r.,t: 2 ~room fumished apt. Adul'lt only. Ctlll14-992· 2749. 2 bedroom fuml1htd apt. for ..nt in Middleport. All utiliti• pold. CoH &14-192·11084. Furnilhed. ctble, beautiful river· view. In Kanauga. no dty tuea. F01t1r1 MobHe Home Perk. C1ll &14-441-1102 . For ul1 or rent, 141.70, 3 bdr.; 1'h bath. c1o .. to town. Call 114-44&-7545 . 2 bedrDGm, n.w c..-pet. AC . in Golllpolio. Coil &14 -441-1409. 2 bdr. on O .J . Whit1 Rd . Qui.t countfY s.tting. Call 814-448· 7157 aft• 8PM. bdr. d tlecl:ric, CMpM though· out. AC, deck, wltfl twnine, waodbumtf. 2 Y, mil• out Rt. &88. No children or k'ltide Coli 814-441-4107 Of 814441-2102. 2 '*'· Fulty fumith«<. AC. all utihl• peid, adutts only. Ctlll!l1 4·.,.1· 4110 or 11<1·441·2003. 1 bdt. city Wlllf a gil, CA, lduhl. no pett, rtiiOnlble rent 6 utilitl• • diPOiit rwquir~. con 614-441-3517. Mobile ho..-.. for rent . Call 81'·"'&·0fi27 -'1:., 3PM . 2 ~room mobUt home . Nt., R1cin1. Call 114-182·5888. FUmlthed 3 bedroom mobile home. Wah..- end d,.,.r. No POll- Coli 11•·949-2253. Mobile home for r.-.t ., R100t. Coll614-387·7141 3, 2 bedroom mobllt hornet, APARTMENTS, mobUt homn, houMI. Pt. Pl ....nt lndGIIIIpolio. 114-441-8221 . L-a• two bedroom apt. VIand St., Point P..... nt, 1280.00 eltctfic not fndudtd, depo11t rtquir.d , 30<1-895· 3410 or 304· nl -&31 z. APARTMENT FOR RENT-Now eccepting 1PP~Citlon1 forrernal 1pertm.nt1 In M..on Ap11 Ll· mhed. Two btdroom tpts at 1199.00 I * month. ltental rtt• ml'f b• higher cleperutlng on income. HCM.Iaing w"l H tvtillblt to eech applicant rt· gtrdl•• ot • • race. color. rtUgion, MX or nmtrel Ol'lgin. lntlf•tH tpp•Cintllhould cMI 304· 773·5011 or conttct D• nlat St'*b or Walter JuttiCI at the Mtin Office, 1171!1 lrice Aaad , Rtynoldlburg , Ohio 43018 «coli 114-8&3-4514. For rent SIIIPinl Room• tnd light hou• keepk'lg room~. Perk Central Hotet Call 814·"8· 075&. 46 Space for Rent 2motHithorMiot&1 onRt. 7. 1 on Bultvlii•Addilon Rd . Ctll &14-317-0232 or 614-4414265. Middleport. Ohio, 304·882 · 3217 or 304-n3-&024. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo P•k. Route 33. North of Po,.oy. larg1lata. Cell 11 • ·192·7•71. 43 Trtillf IPICM. Gallipolll FtrJY, wettt tnd trtlh pldlup plfd. 304·17&·1335 or 17&·3241 . Farms for Rent 34 1cre cropland, 60 •cr• lili~ r 1.11 ,!IIIIiS I' p•ture • tobacco alotmant. Cell 30'·87&·5UM. 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APART MENTS !Equal Hou1ing OpporNnitv) monthly ,..,, Rlrt1 at 1171 far 1 bMroom and 1212 tor 2 bedroom. deposit 1200, kn:1ted n•r Spring Vllley Plaa 1nd Foodt~~nd , poolandCabltTV IVIillbll, OffiCI hourt II polll· ble ,o am to 4pmend7 pmtol pm Mondev·Frld..,, Ctll 814~1 - 2741 or IMVt m•uge. 61 Household Gooda SWAIN AUCTION I FURNITURE · 52 Olivo 81 .• OontpoUo. Now I u..r wood-collttovll, 1 pc wood LA .... Ull, bunk bodo •111. antron rtclln.. Ill, new l uttd bedroom a~it•. rtngee , W'l'inl"' waahert, a lho•. N.w INingroom a~h• t111·MII , lemp1, 11to buying catl.a wood omYOO. Cliil14· 44&-3159 . LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sot• end chlin priced from 12815. to 1188. Ttbl•. I&01nd up ta 1121. Hld•a·btdl.t310. _..d up to 1150.. toft btd• t141 . ftecllnen, 122& . to Furn. 1pt. 919 2nd. Ave. G1llt· t3715 .. Lampt from t21 . to ~Jit . 1hart bath, lingle mll1, t121. pc. dinenllfrom t108 ., t135 mo., utllltl• pMct Ctll to431. 7pc. t181~ndup . Wood 441-4411 .tter 7pm. t.blt with li• chllrs U88 " t745. Dook 4125 .., 10 U75. Aplrtrnllflt for ,..,, _ Qu.llty 2 Hutch•. 1180. lunk btd oomBA. 2 bath tpartment In prime pltte wh:h """'""'· 12715. doWntown loc.ttlan wtlh Off· tnd 141 to t381!1i . Baby btdl, strMt ~rtdng . Kitchan fumithtd t11 0 . Me1tra111a or bo11 with r.trtg.. Mlf·cleen oven, t~~ring~ , full or twin. tl3 .. firm. DW. D•· di1p., hookup for f73. tnd t83 . Qu...., M11 wa•h• l drytr. Far non-•moklng U28. led fram•. t:zo.and tingle or couple. No children or, t21 ., 10 gun - Gun clbiiUII. peu. Allelectrlc. lnclud• Wlttr• t310. Ots or electric ran. . / NW./trash. A ontyllr I. . . Ia t3715 . Baby mettr•111. Ul • r.C.ulred . C•ll 111'·4<11-119' t.U , bed fram• t20. Ul. I lAM lo &PM . •30. lr.lng trema tiO. Good ...ection of bedroom adt•. Furnithed apt .• 1 bdr.. 70, 4th rocklft. met.ll cllbinltt, hNd· Ave .• QalllpOiit. t23& mo. utMi· boerdt Ill • ~ to til. till p1icl. Cell 4-U-4411 efter 7pm. • Und Furniture ·· o,....,, • Met. Trundlo bod, ......,1 offlco dookl. 1 Counlt. 3 bdr. 1'h btth. t250 3 m.._ aui lul•lle Rd . Optn mo., ptue utilhl11. ,.terenc. • 811111 to lpm, Mon. thru 811. 114-445-0322 no pets. C.. 11.t·441 ·4921. Niottv fumt.hed mObile home. tff. 1pt.. centrtl lir 1nd he.. In c;ity, tduhl only. can 81<1·4410338. Furnl1hed Apt. 2 bdr .. •tee mo .• wltllf' pd. 1131 2nd: Ave.. Oollipolll. CoN 114·441 -4411 after 7PM. 2 bdr. utHttl• ptrllllly fum., t175 mo. Col 304-175-5288 or 304-171·1104New1 bNroom apartment. Ctll 114-441·0390. •2981 UOhtld. non-1rrow t2)91 Nonllghfld t2291 FrH lllflril Only low 1111. Su locolly. • -lllo-4u-o1u. •••11 .... Regiatertd MlnltturtSchntuzer pupPIOI. mol... t200. Cuh ;;~:,."" chocko. Coli &14·t92· t-:::=::======:t-:;~:;::;==;::;;:;;=:;::f--------·lc44 GOOD USEO APPLIANCU WMhtn, dryert. rlfrlg•1t0r1. rtnget . 8keggt Appll1ncu, Upper Rlvor ltd . ...ldl Boone _c ..., M0111. 11 4 ·441-731•Counov ~.,..., .., Inc. Oood ulld appNinc. tnd TV ..... Op., tAM 10 IPM. M011 !1101 lot 114·441-1188, 127 3rd. Ave. oanlpoHI. OH . Houaehold Goods 1178 Pontitc Firlblrd. Excellent condhion. UBOO. Allo plzzt equip_,_Co11114-t92 -2772. V•lley Furniture, new • used . L•rv• MCtlan of qu 1Uty fum I· ture . 1211 Eutern Ave .. Golilpollo. TONY 'SOUNREPAIRS, holdip rlblualng, Ill typM of ~namlth work. fut llrvlce, 304-1714131 . HiOh prlctt got you down? Chtcll Ul out. MoUohan Fum . & Appl. Qlbeon a kelvlnetor. At. 7 North. Gtlllpolla. Oh . C..l 814· 441· 7'"· Crtdh avalllblt to qualified buy.,.. Tri County Sport Shop, Spring V1lley Plan. G•lllpolil, OhkJ. Gun1. Archery. Tackle. 814· <145 -2335 . 61 8tll't chllt 22 ct ft frttzer t271.00. Warm Momhlngwood end coal hN1• t225.00 . Cow .nd calf ••5o .oo. 30<1·816· 3885. Rtfriglf'ltor troll rr11 t7l5, 2 rtfrlg•aiOfl holt "" white t1 llide by lkle rlfrll••· tor 1175, 30 in. tltc. renge copp. .ona t75 , 30 in. eltc. r~g• gold 1150, 40 h . eltc. r.,gt white 191. Whlf\;>ool wuher tl5. GE washer hMYY dutv 1110. Kenmore Wllhtr amaH til. I drytr'l vour choice t75 ••· while they lut. 3 tlr condl'liontrl 1,000 8TU ltl oo.. 1 8,000- 2 12,000 lir condltionert 11215 .... 30 in . g11 r1ng1 1715. Shgg• Appll.. Uppsr Rlvlr Rd ., 81'· 4487398. ' CAMFLAUQE ARMY SURPWS clothing, tmtl .. ulpn.nt, wild turkiY , . .,on 1tert1 Mondey April· 28th, Sem SOmarvllle'• E1st CJf Rtventwood, !Fri evenlnp), Set. Sun 1:00· 7:00 PM, FREE DELIVERY, 304-178· 3334. Good llvingroom tuite, muM ooll. Coil &14-448·8375. W1rm morning wood stuve. mtutl fan. ••so.oo. 30,·896· 31193. eo .... c:e•. Ray' a UMd Fumlturt, 814·317· 0137. o........ t40 , bod· room auttt 111&. cotftt tlble IU. lttc. rantt •40. . . ..., IJB, ctt• taO. drop lt8f t1ble 175, end tlble 18.00 ... Picken• UHd Furnhure. Oood (Jitllty Uled fumhu,., Op• I to I or CIM for appolntnw'lt. 304·1!175·1MI3 01" 171-1<150 . Clptain1 btd. t1SO.OO . Phone· 304-175-4038. Stlf'to con10le AM-FM, phono t40.00. Hld••·blcl 11& .00. 304-878-8122. 1 twin bed COft1ttttl, 1 quilt. CJ.ilrtjere, ctll betw"" 4:00PM ond 8:30PM, 304-488-1857 . Full oil hHtk'lg l'lovt, ultd 1 winter. paid 1&00.00 1111 t275 . 00 . Util i ty tr•iler •250 .00. Phan• 30.t· 676· 2295. PIP• btck romance boo~l 21 end 3e eMit eech. 304·1712135. ""•*'· S•ar'• upright ·· run 2 64 Misc. Merchendi1e wHitt, 1100.00 . Creftmtn'• 18 inch ehian uw 11~1 new . tiOO.OO. Coli Rid 304-1762172 . Ctlleh.,'t UHd Tire Shop. Over 1.000ttr•.lizee12, 13, 1•. 11. Gunny Stc dnign prom dr•s 11, 11.1 . 8 mM• out At. 218. with hoop, pink and whit t , Jiu Colll14-251-1281 . 3. 304-171-&489. Electrolua VICCUUm d..-. ••• A·1 condltlon· ltttchmentt. AVIIIble 11 172 .00. Ct1h or trfenged. c.. 814-245· 1111 .. 304-175-17tt. '*'"" Pllet_ k: c-.ern l'lltt approved, plutk: Hptic t~~nb, pl•tlc culverts. rMtal culwrte. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Joel<· ton , Oh. 114-281·!130. R-ll'lfion I APII ... CI Sor· vice. AH .,.,. UHdtppli.,OH· ,....~ Ll111o"o R - . I APIII., Choohlro. 01> 614-387-0440. Thr• ) beame 'JI8•12 ' 3 long. Two I bHmt4x8a18'1ong. One I betm la81C,8' tont. l221.00for 111 belmt. 100 etrtmic mok11 chttp. Call 1ft• 4:00 PM. 304-571-21&7. 1<15Xl 11 eh .. ntl, 10 bind, programmable, AC·DC. Smith tnd w• ., M-110. 38 apeelll StanlnL new. 304-17152&23. btrCII OuNn sin .,_d, complete, shettl, bed~ttrHd fo r 1111. t130. 304-175-1921 .• Motoriud trMdmill, ucallen't condition. 1500. Calll1<1·oMI· 3174. 8ft. UIMIIy bid fot p-u true~ . All Clblntt Ioeiia work. 1200. 304· Otic firewood for •11. Sptclll loring pricoo. Coli 114· 4410!173. Opening Soon . Strtwberry field1. W1tch p..,.- br op.-.ing date. Sm.al tr1il11' for l.t50, lhlin· groom auite 2 pc. velour t250. lttrto MO. Call 81 4·251 ·117&. 66 7B ft. of 4 01 aluninum wk'e, tnnd rww, n.vtt uttd . Sell tor t130. Coli 814-311-tlll. Brown NU 8 'Aid V.. 135 . C1ll 114·441·3371 . Spttd Outen Wlllhtlr. I yr1. aid in good running cond. Priced to 1111 175. Clill14-446-0191. H • A 22 m.tch teraet ptnol model 104 22 c1llber I that I In~ barrel mini lh~pe. Slae I prom dretl red tlfltttt, tltc guitar, Sony tmltron cok>-r TV tOld date 12 ln. screen . C11 114-441-7187 . 1988 H011d1 XR100 por!ICI condition, J ,C. Penny Cebin ..,,_ Cd 114· 2&1· 1&11 mer 4PM. hw1lkl electric llf1 chllir. Call 814-441-UOO . Anttqut mtnltl clock. 4-ind'l plmlc plpo whh fttflngo ueo. 304-17& ·1104 . Whitt metaletorm door, c:rotl- r..cli lllyio, 71'4'' •31114". 1&0. C1ll 114·•••· 0123 after 5:00PM . -ro 21" oonaole color TV. liking tiO, 1111'12t11 bike 120. C111 114-248·&070 2PM. Color TV's ell lhept snd 1b:11. Co11&14-44&-1149. Pink prom dr111 aila 7 ful long1h. Col 114-311-833&_. Motorized crMCfmill. excellent oondhlon, •&oo . Colll14· 4413174. Couch, chlir, twin aize bdr. ailtl, baby bed, 10dl•, llmpt, caffee • end table. Ctll 114· 441·3224. For NlenewYerd·man mowtn. good uttd mowen from tiO· 171. Echo trimmers on 1111. Chlldrtnt 1.- Supply, Vinton, Oh. 814-381-tll4. ••o. 1871 Hond• .aoo, noo. lhby bod billy hlghdloir 11&. • whttt uniform~. lib jacll.«. 2 pr. ftUrMI tM• Ul. MliOrette booll 111, 2 ,..m d r - US oo. , _..,..,.,oU78, clo....,l 1100, gultor 1180. Coli 114245-&011 . Jennln• oo_,.,ound bow t1:ZI. 11n AMC Homo! fiOO, 1178 vo..._ rlbbiftiiO. 1174 Dodllo Dlf . .10. 1171 Toyoll f1,0IO. Colt 114·311· t813 d.... 114-248-1273 ........... 891· 3322. B!.!!lding Supplies Building M1terlsll Block. brick, ...,.., pip•. win dows, Nnttl1, etc. Cla.de Win ter•. Rk>- Grend1. 0 . CtH 8U· 2·1·15121 . Build ing meterltla. cament. btookt 1ll1irtt. y•rd or dtlhl.-y. Gtllipolll Block Co .• 123'AI Pine S1., Oolllpollo. Ohio Coli 114441 -2783. Swt Build•• Suppll• Surplus. Clo..:MJtt. Salvage. 1. Prthung steetlntulat_. 8 or I p~nll doortt Bl.llli. :Z. Prthung ttMIIntulttld dOor 1nd at•• lUte or 11111 t1 :ZI.II . 3. Doubltllllellttentr~nct door Mtl Y, giMI IItie Uti. 4. lingle •kftlhe tntrance door •• v. ttt.'mlll Ill•• 1218.18 . 5 . Commerdll ck,ublaentrancee Mt brown Ml aluminum t!ll . II. Ooubl1 tldelhll tntrance 111 wood Yi penM Yi glua w· clecorattw trim t299.11 . 7. Prthung lntertor Door~ til sl•• .. d flnllhp I grldN UI .Hn. 8. Pthung Interior B panlli pine (I) grid ... door's "' all tii .H N . 9. Thtrmtl Witulltld glla11l.,. olo 71" hgl. 32" wldo t3 .11 *" ... 10. Wood door ponolo w-ful gl111 71" hg1. lot " wide 1 ~ lhld< t38 .H . 11 . Oct1gon1l window w· tt1tn.:t leaded 119 .91 •• · 12. Clur acry•c ahMta C:.O and 125 a-.• se'i'•al • • big IIYingo. ' 13 . Plywood hendy ptntla U " lont 11" wldo 'h lhlck .• •75 t1 .00 ... 14. Muonlte primed horb:ontll extttkn 11dlng 11'a18"117-18 UO.OOoq. 115. l ·grade marble vanity top• chok:utz• in ttock. t20.00tt. ltttlce 18. 4' a8 ' trMtad 114.t9oo. 17. K-lux brlc*-tndttonertd tnd tin . reg . •• .19 ctn now 11 .10 ul••• p.-.• .-.d.,_.. KIT 'N' CARLYLI! ®br Llrry Wright 78 minaturt 8chn1Unr pup· •zoo. u .ae ... 21. Proflnlohld .,d 101flnilhlll door and wtndow endtll twl• of trim atlft6ng Ill *1 .00 tor l'pe. 22 . Alu"*'um mobile hotM l(ld barn roof COMing w-flbtr Sigel. 123 .91 tOO gil tnd up t20.SMI ll. 2 . WIWbOifdldh•tveqt. tubtl or 21oz. t1 .31 11. or by c•• t1 .211t. 24. Pan.Jing nalll • .71 box. PENN'S WAREHOUSE · Wolloton.Ohiq 114-3114-31141 . 5rl .. 8Mrnlll 3 blod< U indl - · n• wood. aaod concl., .... 101M t} ,IOO. Coli 114· 441·111•- RAILROAD TEl· Bin. x 10 in . 11: 911.11n . ••.00 por flo dllivlrld. IIIISiock 114·882-2211. 3 ......... lorC!Iovy. A,_lll CINYY 4 ..,.,. ·......... •-· 11tB Yo 11. 1on CINYY 114·•2·11 llodt, brk*, mo'r ttr end me· tonry .,ppllel. Mount16n ltatt llod<, ~~ - 33. N- H_,, W. v • . 304·t82-2222 . DlCKTRACV Camping Equipment .... lilly Reoo0ont. 140.00 Itch. Duck Win1 btntem1, 304· ••· 31172 . 79 67 197' Sbrcrtft foldout c•mper. IIIIPI 1. ooff'f~t whh itove, kl boa.llghll ••in~ . exc. cand., Ike new. C•ll 11•· 388-9756 lff•II'M. Mualcal lnatrurnente Guit. .. Oepln with c••· 11kOOI 12 ltrlng with c•e. both uc cond, 30._871·11177. Motor• Homes 8o Campera ' Kknbell pieno for tale t.nlst conaoltl very good cond . ...ooo. 304-892-2&47 . 18ft. TIO·I ·iongcamptfforull or •adt for pickup truck. C1il 114-285-1&58. 69 f.rrn1 Supplil's llt l iVI:SIIIi:k 61 Farm Equipment CROBS &SONS U .S. 35 WMt, Jackson , Ohio. &14-28&-1451. Mauey Fergu.:an, New Holland, 8 u1h H oo s •._ • S rtica. Ovet' 40 •ed tractort to d'IOOII from 6 CIOIYPittllinl of MW 6 ulld equipment. L.trg11t •ltctlon In S.E. Ohio. · Uflllty bldg. opL 30'•40 '•9'. 15 'dl' lllkl.. g door a 3 ' ..,_ door . tl.251 tttctld. Iron Hor11 BkSQI. 814·332·1741. Wt wiH do til "'"' of cunam term mtchinery wort.:. Ctll fvr rat•. 114-2BI-M31 . JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR 3& W. Gtllpolll. Ohio. Coil &14· 441·87n. IVI114-441-3182 . Up front tt'IC· cora with warnntv OYif 71 ulld tt"actort, 1000 toOII. 2010 John DMrtwklefront li'lt pow.-. power stltl'ing, t3,5ei0. 1.t·T John DNrt ·bllll' 1195. John Deere rille 1181. MF dina bound mower wtth 7 ft. bar Mice now . Coil 114·2&&·M22. 1970 moo fordd-..3bottom M•N Ferr,eon plow1, 8 pt. trartJPOrt ac. I ft. Wood• l•uhhog , tB ,9115. C•ll 114· 318-U22. For 111~ John Owe 2 row corn pl~nttrl MOO , lntemadon" pull com plenttf 1100, cuttlpechen t,oo '41· .. u.~ebtl'" tl5oo..,, whNI dlak 1400 ~ . hey re6111 t350 141 , I ft. lawn mower dadl for Ford tr1ctor 1150, PTO driven cam lhllltf tZ75, PTO drtven .,gerwt~on Mao. Mal· IIY FtrguiOn OynebAIIftCI Ul0. ·9 11. hOVIIIno tl . 750, hey • gr1in weletor 1•21. John D"rt 115 dis~ whett drill like niiW' t1.2150, other field r•adv equip"*lt. Howe's Farm M• d'lit.-y, RT . 12•• Mayhew Rd .. Jockoon. Dh 814-281-15944. Rottry tYpe hr{ moww, mowtd In• than 10 ecr•. • new, t1 ,400. Coil&14-388-t832 . 6000 F01d "'-Jor di11M with Ford mower. 3 pt. MF rake, New Holllndll blior. AntorU .791. C..ill14-2&1· 2&22. 3!0 lnttmltlontl utlllly di•ll tr•ctor • load.t with hydraulic bucket •2.860, 2 bottom JD plowo t285, 3 ,._JD di•k good cond . 1295. Ctll ' l1' · ~"1 · :11122 . John OMrt gtrdln trlctor, tlectrlc lttn. llth11, 34 In die~. 40 il bl.tt, chatn1, eac. cond. 1800. Coli 114-379 ·2718 oftw 5. Bidwtn C11h Fe .. Btora'a F*Met supply Specilll "" an your rL.----------T"----------~ 63 71 Auto• for Sale Liveatock r· old Appel. mare, Reg .- 10 u.cellent ·H horM. Allo 2 yr. old lito. llolglum ftlly. CoN 114·44•·3252 . ... Farmel Cub lractor whh equip· ment. tt ,IOO. C1l 114·211· _ S.tdle a work horMI for Nit or trldt. Cal 11.t-387-0293. Double reg . Tenn . Wllklng hone. MINI Md Coh1. Alto Doubleng , Tenn. Wllldng horlt 81ud • ..r... &14· 742-2080. 3 Rogio1wld Pollod Horoford Bullo. C..ll14· 'M2-2713. Far 8111: RegiiWtd whitt Art· bl.. - ·· 814-t92-11 81 Of 114·•2-nl1 . 180 lb. Sorrell lftll't. 304·115· 3287 . Frendt lDp rebbit1, live or . . . . .. C.lllltlf' <1:00.' 1-304· 458-1121 . 64 Hay 8o Grain Good CJ~tlfty h.,.. N..,., been wet. t1 .00 bile. Ctii81•·M9· 2217 . 86 Seed llo Logon glon1 171·2130. Fertilizer ....... 304- l1 .tll o iJiirl.dillll 71 Autos for Sale 1878 Thwnderl:*-d bkta with whitt vinyl top . good cond. C.l trfflf 1:00PM. 814-441-9284. 1111 fot'd Tempo low miiMOt. au•e control, tilt. • • •· blue color, ctoth lnttflor, 1uto .• eac. c:ond .• 11,300. Cal 10AM to IPM,I1<1·<141· '1-t<l1 . 1880 Mtfcecl• Btrll SE 450. PW. PIA, 111c. cond., average miiNge. tmtrlld ar•n, AM -FM cane«te • ....,, doth interior. wiN ..u for 1. . then wh:lteult. Coli 104M lo IPM, 614·4417441 . 1984 Ford Tempo IUIO, llr, t4.199. 1183 Chovy 1"'11111 WID, air, CNIH, t3 .• 8 . 1183 Plymouth ReH .. t auto, tlr, en~••· 1813 Mercury Zophyr luiO, olr U, .. l . 1911 Ford Fairmont 1uto, air 11 .• 8 . JDhn ' tAuto Sal•. lultvlleRd., 01llipalls. u .•e. ,1'18 Fltltt IXC . WOrk Clr. ftiO. Colll14· 441·2101. 19 71 Chrylier Cordobt, 2 dr .• 318 MilO. PS. PB. PW, llr, cruiee. AM -FM. Cl radio. 11 ,000 min. •2.100. CoM 114-448-0373 . Ford Trector gred• biMit. <I ntw dr11, trail•. C•ll IU ·IIJI· 4392 . Nwt Ide• uttd Mlnurttprllder. In good ocnditkln. For more lnformetion, call 11.t-742224t . Amold Grttt. O.utl tr1etor, plrtt and ...-vice It the beet price, Ski. . Equip· m.,t Co. 30<1·1115· 7'21 . c--"" ARII Chaln.r 2' raw 3 potnt no-til pl~ntar , dry fertlliztr and inltetlntctlem~t . dtmonl'lrt· oor 42,800.00 . Alii Cholmoro 4 row .._.. no -till, dry fertMb:ar, inuct anechemnt, t1,100.00. All II ChtltMfl ' row pu I no-dll, .,. . . . .. tlr ~.Wtlt .. dry ttrtllb:• ti .!OO.OO . All• Chalnw1 II row dry fertlllztt. hydraulic mutlert. lnltCt and hlfblcklt •n•chmen• ., .aoo.oo. c... ModiiiiO 011 backhottnd end loldtr . c1b , nry eood, 18.500.00 . Intem•tiontii500 o dtistl cbt er hydrMJIIc blldt tnd wtndl 18,900.00 . Kteftt 8•· vice Center, Point Pl ...tnt Rlpty Road. 30<1-191!5-3874. 180 AC trtcior for lilt, t3,500. 12 h . trensport dltc J .D. taoo. 10 fl . HarTOgetor. 1500.; J .D. Grain Orjll t400 . All far ••5oo.oo . Coli 304-675-3117 lifter 5 p.m. 82 Wanted to Buy Now buy.-.g thtll com or ,., c:om . Call torl1t11tquot11. Rhttr City Farm Supply, 114-448· :IBM . 1980 Mtllbu C'-slc ~dau . exc. cond. low mil11, new metallic peint, thetrm ·IUtrd, proof, elothll, int•k>-r. tir tit. wheel. AM·FM I triCk .,..... n .soo. con 114·44&0312. rult 1873 Ford ttationwtgon. 8 Pll... ger, V-1. Ma, Pl . air, rldk>o, good th-•. luUOIUI rtck, air lhoeb, tiOO . C.IIIWI. 110 9 , 814-311·832a . Good NMing 1171 Ctm~ro, 1110. Coli 114-2&1· 6275. ,171 4MC Pecer UOO, run• good. Coil 114-441· 2&24 . \ good condhOn. Blllptl . Singl• 1114 Cl1evy CIYtlier. 4 door, AT, Pl. PI, k>-w r:Nie.g•·· C11l &14-982-3703. - - -- - - - -ic1983 Pontiac 1000 PS. PB, IUfo. U .IIIO. Coli l14-t41:IIIIO. .:X: C>ON'T IE'L-IEVE IT! A$Lr=Ef> fOR S•X ,.,ONTH5 ANP Si1L-L NO 1177 Ford F-100 topp• CB r•llo, r...- tlep burf11•· good tlr-•. Call 814·448·4111. 187e FOt'd Couri• .400. Ctl 814-882-1010. 1971 Ford Yl ton pickup, tool bOICII 1nd cap . ' lp .. d, 12,300.00. Affor 5:00 PM 304-875·4438. 73 Vena 1180 Ford 8o 4 W.O. v.-. 3epNCI, carpet. tpOrty, low rnu..... t3,311. John't Auto Stl•. lul•vilie Ad., Ooillpollo. 78 Chevy <I wheel dntlt. 31!50 engine with topp• t1800. 304-175-1471. 1175 Chovy wo"'. 4700· . -· Coli N-oomo 114 -387liUt . 1110 Dataln • whHI dM. 10.000 mu-. lift ldt. lllreo. run1 gra•t. looh good. M ,IIIO.OO. 304·171·1711. . 74 Motorcycle• 11n Sutuld 11&. Enduro. ••c. oond .. low mileege. •.ao. CaK 114-371· 27Y Iff• 6. 1178 QC ou•om 100 Hond•. 188& Hondo CHID Elite. 733 mllet. Jull tuned up . llkt nM. tiOO . OBO . Call 81, ·992· 31148 . 310 Hondt, good cond, trld1 for •mal• bike or .n. 304·171· 2111. 710cc 1111 EICIOrt li•tionwagon, 1ir, 38,000 mi., U ,IIIO. 117t Buick l,tltlbre4door,loldtd, sir 11 ,800. c..n &14-441·7019 . 1973 Dodllo Cholr..g•. 318 4-btntll with extr~ p.-tL ••kine •100. 304-UB·IIII. 1t14 Poodoc V·t. 1.000 miiH. tB.BOO.OO. 304--171·4022 . 11913 Mon11 Cllffo ond 1il4 Z21 304-178-3241. Boats and Motors for Sale 1978 81arcr~f1 ._.,gino. 302 M.OOO!OIIoo. f1&0 . 17 Ford e-m noo. 304-171-ztn. EEK AND .:: M=E=E=K=-----..., ll-1£. CAAI-l; $RVK£ Jl.JST STA!mt> A SPECIAL FOA-rue. ( iUC! tm.KCESSFUI.. ( I..IWTS FISH Home Improvements MORTY MEEKLE AND WIN~T~H~R~O~PL....--...,-------, r-------...,BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondltlonel lifetlm• gutrln· tat. loc.l rtltNncet turnlthed. Free 11tim1t11. Can collect 1 - tU4 - 237 · ~18. dl'l' or night. Reger• Btltmtnt Waterproofing. lawn c1re, 1u1o work. body & mect.n ical. Pa inting. 11ouM rooll·b•m•. No Job tc big or piddling . fttiiClnlbl• filM , eall tnytlrne e1<1·245·91!593 . ft ON ' S hlewia lon Ser vic e. HouM ctlla on RCA, Outzar, GE. Sp~iM ing in Zenftt-1. C1il 304-578·2398 or B14 -4.t& · 245 • . AINGLE8 ' 5 SERVICE . eaperlenctd carp•nar, tlectri ~ ln . m110n, pelnter, rooting (IncludIng hat tar tppliCitk)nl 304871·2088 or 175· 7368. Stark• Tr.. 1nd lawn Sarvict . llndacep lng. 304-578-2010. CARTER 'S PlUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth 1nd Pint Gtltlpalla. Oh io Phone 614·'48·3888 or e, •· 445-4477 83 Excavating Good-1 h cavallng, b11ement1. footers, drivew1y1, IIPt ic ttnk1. llndactping . Call tnyt ime 614· '48·'6 37, Jam• l. Dtvil on, Jr. own er . 85 General Hauling Jsmet Bays W•t• r Service. Also paOli fi lled. Call f$14 -25 6-1141 or 814 ·446 -1175 or 614 -U& 791 1. Cotl, lim estone, gravel. etc. 011ivered 1 ton 1nd up. Jim l1nier, 304·876-12'7 or 6757397. Auto Parta 8o Acceaaories AI typn UHd a rtbulh trant· mltlionl • trenfw C:Htl . Will dlll¥1r. Overdrive transmil· tion1, front • rur wheel drive, tr.,tmlnlon ldu • tom oonvar· ter1, .,glne Nbulld ~h1 . Call &14· 378-2220. 76 Auto Parta 8o AcceMoriea AI 1YPN ....S • Nbulh 1rtne· m6tllonl • tranfw c:••· Will dlllvtr. Overdrive tran•mlsllone, front • ..., wheel drive, tf.,tmiUn ldtt a tom oon'lllr• ....... .,,ln. Nbuikl klta. can 114· 371· 2220 . ISN'T' 'THE: WALKINGFLE'A F>'I.RM ! Bulldour work 1nd dump H ue ~ work. phone 304-875 -3336. 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 163 Sec. Ave G Ill ,. 814 441 78 ., I PO II. 3_ · 33 or I U -446 · 183 R Ill M Furniture Mt nufKturing St. Rt. 7, Crown City, Oh. Ca li 114·268-1470. cell Eve. 614 . 44e · 3438 . Old & n e w Uphoatettd. r.fc>w,ew '• Uphol1terlng serving tricoun~y1r112, ye 1,._Tt. e be• t In furnttur~ upholltering. All work SJUtrMtHd v•tt our modern •hop •t M.. on County Ftlrorounda. Pt-.one 30 4 . 675 4154. - - --, THAT WAS AS IS THAT YOUR REAL M<'CE OR DID'rtXI HAVE AT5RRIBL.E -'CCIDENr<' WELL .' lf71T Roofing. paintin g. room addi· tlont. etc. FrH ntlmtt• . 17 yurt eaperienc:e. 8 & W Con- .. nructlon. CtiiiJ14-441 -81JI8 or 614-245·9441 eve' s. 18 fl . Ouchh1 flbergla11 bitt boat whh tr1iler, 10 hp Johnson matot 1750 .00 . 304-87& 2291. c...... '73 Tru .... h Trld.,., 710, 8 opood, 1.000 mlltl. A-1 oond. 11 ,000.00. 304-171-4811, . 81 Ken' • Water Service. Wells. ci1tern1. pao la and wat ~rbedl filled. C.ll 614·307 ·0623 or 814-367 -7741 or 30 4-6751.247. 76 .,_.,"-11... Services aid bo1t with eatr11 . Walk ttvo~o~gh wlndowe. 1515 Evlnrude. very good cond., belt ott.,, Call 114-44&-21&4: many 5-3 r... ,..ve:; C"ASSEROLE Rollry ar clblt tool drilling. Coli •••·318-8351 . Ma11 well• completed ..meday. 1981 vr 1100 Shadow low Pump N IH tnd ..t'VICI. 304· miiNgt. ae. cond. Ctl aher , 895-380 2 IP1>1. 114-317-0118. ;,:;~:::;~:;;::;:;::== 1113 AI!I.,Oidl loodld. mro 82 Plumbing cllro,., 1 ,700 mlloo , llko now. & Heating Coil 114·441·7380 or 114448·1278 . 76 • eao. 1969 wheel fold -out cemptt, IIHP• I . Ice Do ~~:, 110VI, oven, furnace . 1wning . 304-875 311&a. ..c. cond., tow miiHge, 1110. e:z 197!1 Dodllo Orriill 024, 4opd .. front whlel drive, bucket Mtt l , remov1ble eu nroof, II, 000 rn1111, ooldng Coli 114251-1&48 - - 3PM-9PM. 187' Monitor 2camper, t.mden whetla. good oond, tuny equip., price negiot1blt . 304 · 1!57&· 31183. htty Tr.. Trimming, 1tu mp removal. CIII304·G7 5-1331 . 1113 H'"'do .... ow 100, 11,200. Coli ...·o .114-4411437 «114·441·12M. .. -- .... cont1lntd , t1 ,200.00 . 30•· n3-&921 . 117t CJ5 nM <I WO, n.-ty ~tultd engine t15 . Cll 114-378-2424. tM 71 ftirmont, 4 cyl. , 4epd., good oond .. t1 ,200. Coli 114·2&11487. : ;,..~--;-~· 0 1118 Otttun <I apd.. radio, .1,418. John' t Au1o S1l", Bull'lillt Rd .. OIHipolil. MW Ctvtlllf auto. sunroof, PS. PI, 41.000 rri.. new tlr•. 12,1110. CoM 814·378-2&12 . ~OPie'f. Slide In cafl1'•· SIHP• 4 . • Eac1ll.,t condition. -Ctll 814742-302& . ' 78 Fllttwing truck camptt, "" · Trucks for Sale rtJI:$$AGE$'! 1xl1 .. d sllf-contllntd. C1ll 11 4·149-Z909Iftlr 1:00pm. or can be ...., on Third St. In ftadnt. 1973 Oldl 98. Good work Colt, body nmtor good. Call &14 -t82-1118. 72 II-, 18'12 'f11·• ·k>-Rg camp•. Very 1871 Prowl• 21 f1 . Trtvet Trail•. Self oontl lnld. tlr, tnd . .wnlng. Excllltnt condltkJn . CAl 814-t48 -20&3 . rou"'. l'r, THouGt-1 OUfl CL-OiHE.S MAY 8/i pLAIN' W~ ALL HAVE fAMOUS• MAleE~ •000. 1871 c.ctWiac good condition. 42200. C..H 814 -t82·1010 . 1813 Han de 710 cc Shtdow, •c c:ond. 3,0&0 1ctu1l mlln, t atrll, phone 304· 871·4382. Chevttte 2•.ooo mi .. tuto, tlr•. 12 ,800. Celt 114· 379· 2&82. ,17:Z Tao -A-long 11 fl. trtiler. • Very good condition. 11496 . ' Call e14· •2·1J173 or 814· 982·&20&. 1111 C1mero. Ptnltlt¥ rtl· tofld. M1k1 offer. C•ll 81 • · t82-t822. 1811 KXZIO Nnl and loolra .,.... 304-n3 -5244. 63 8 filii for Nit, 150 tor 111. Clll 114-318-tl32. DOWN O~e MORE TIME! . utrt room t1 ,400 . Call 114446-7019 . 1971 Southwlnd motor home. ; Co"1)1ttttv •lif·contelntd, tow , ml'". Coli &14-t92 -8901 . 1882 P011111c T-1000 U ,300. 1871 Oldt • •soo. c..n 814-371-2228. 1110 Vo•owoeon Rlllbh, DolIll. •eon, flvupold,'Airoond, 11 .1110.00. 304·171·M38 of· ,..1:00PM. 4 .. egiltlftd Angus buM1, 11 "" · old. 5 lwNors.Co11114-2U· 11210. HE-~ 19 ft. pop -up campai 19 71 Plymouth nltds tlrll • bl11ory 12&0. 304-175-&&11 or n3-&212. 1883 Hondt Shldow with tccenorlll. ucell•t con· clition, 2,710 mll11, 11 ,8150 :114-17&-213&. lulylf!Uippld, 4 door, Mkonow. Purt brld Ouroc boart. Roger 8.,11ey. Slbln~ Oh. Coli &13. 4-2.111. . CONTROL S . l'l.l BE F-IIJE... LET'5 TA~E IINPI I , 2 dinette•. n.- tirn, 71 Dlttun car with 71 engine. uoo. 304-4&8-1732 . 11n luld< Rogel, 1978 Chov· rol1t Bltllr. Ctll 81'·448· 4541. Wentld to ••• 1000 lb. or more toHcco poundfllt. Will PlY no mort ttw. 40 oent1 lb. Coli ol1or IPM, &14-381-8&14. . Livestock Cotchm~n 1973 Titan Mctor Home. 28 ft . • 4.t0 Dodge engine. Good Condl· ; tlon. . Call 814-742· , lDIO. 211~- 1487. IHC 2 row 3 pt. cuhWstor, 3 pt. PTO ll«<lf. Spring Tooth htr· row. C.ll 114-258-ee81 . no "'ndiY cilia. ~ Na 82 Mere Zyper 7 caupe, I cyl. mlleege 158,000. Automatic, pt. pb, llr, t6a CNitt. 1m·fm ttpt, porfoo1 oondhlon. n ,tss.oo. 304-175-1132 . fl1 Chevy trucll , 283, 3 1pltd. good cond .. 1700. Ctll G14· tendno nttdt. C•ll 114·388· 9588 . 9 ' hay teddtr. 2 vr•· okl, 1100. Coill14-448-1800. ee A' l- f':IC.HT, EASY... • 1981 M11dt AX-7, I .d. Cell 114-445-3231. 21 ft . tri ·IXII trtller, 1:2.150. Coill14 -448-0373. &UT I'Ll- 1878 Am.-iun Pilgrim llideln tNclt camp•. 110vt, Ice bo111 . furnace. 11Hp1 tour t750. Call• 114-3118-9780. • For Sale or Trade Stlt tr.:lt 1978 v.n. ,871orPonti-=. 197" Chevy FordGrtnd Torino. C~mu• phone. 114· 379-2233. "'A ~ EE• l CAN L IE R.I &HT HERE AND ;TILL REACH THE A LL THE UP5 AWD DOWNS HAVE MADE ME- A LITTLE WO&&LY, MIIJic Qonlo orgon, 304-4&8-1824. Lowrey i CAPTAIN EASV 78 Caviii'Cadl 29 h . excellent Olndltkln. aletpl 4 . price ,.. ductd, tott cf exlrll. Clll• &14-448-0133. Cln . 18. Exttflor key doorlock . . ml· ,..m tinlah 12.11e1. 19. Good uNCI 8 ·2 bulb light 00111'1111 W·bt.llbl •11.00t1. 20. WOOd·MIIDnitt·blthroom paneling 4'd ' pc 14.• to . 1911 Fen Trevtt Trlllet, 17¥1 ft ., blth With lhOWif, IIM · tltctrlci Nfrlgerator. 3 bumir u• ltow with oven, etc. Sletpt 4. 30<1· < 773-1170. pill, mtlll, CMh only,.. ......... Cjll 814-t12-21107. t92-ta22 . Bud Chottln Rood. 304-nl387t If inl0f0110d, Sorlouo lnqukoo ..,1y, U4.000.00. Petll for Sale Dregonwynd Catt.-y Ktnnll. CFA HIMIItyan, PereiM and II'"'. . ktntnt. AKC Qow OUIIfliol. Now pu!lfliool 11111..0. Coll441·3144 lffor 7PM. ~ dookt for tu• or rtvon. MUll plclc ... Col n•- Reg . mo,. or l•a. Plr1 reference~ 66 Mttel wooded, city w1t.r, _.vee~ rottd. hilt rNn . .l rigttta. Sandtownon 41 Friday, May 2, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 Pomeroy- MiddiiiJIOrt. Ohio Friday, May 2, 1986 - INVI~TING AS A COLD SHOWER . WHAT REALLY HURT HIM IS M Y G-RANCWIOTHER TH E ONNER 5<\ID HE- WAS M Y FAT HER I.Ll6T ~ S LAZY, 5H I FTLE56 .AND .JOB AT THE 6T'O RE YESTI:RD-\Y. ONNS 'THE. S'TGRE. . INCOMPETENT. I -"•vv ""' ; r I • "i ·2 Et•ening Television FRIDAY 5/~/~f? EyEN!NO 0 (JJ PM Meguine (l) Alias Smith and Jones I]) SportsCen1er CIJ Entenainment Tonight Ma rk Harm on discusses his port rayal of m ass murde re r Ted Bundy In the upcoming min i· sefiBS, '"The Deliberate Stranger" . fJI Cil Jellerson J II (f) lllJ Wheel of Fonune (J) Nightly Business Re port @) Eyewitness News (j]) M ac Neil -Lehre r Newshour • @ Divorc e Court <HI Bamey Miller 7 :30 0 (JJ CJ) New Newlywed Game I]) Auto Racing ' 86: IMSA Los Angeles Times Grand Prix From Rivers ide , CA. j90 m in.) fJJ CD WKAP in Cinc innati II CJ) lllJ Jeopardy (f) Agony (II) Wheel o f Fo rtune COO Entenalnment Tonigh1 Rock legend Rod St ewart tells w ha t it takes to stay on to p in the everchanging wo rld o f rock mu· sic . <HI Bob Newhan 7 :35 ffi Major League Bas eball: A1ian11 at Philadelphia Live . 8 :00 0 Ill@ Rip1id e (]) Doris Day't Bes t Friends CJ) GJ CHl W o bs 1er ICC! An unw itting Georg e decides to re ward Webste r and Kath· erine aft er they both cheat o n imporla nt sc hool ass ig n· mc m s . · f!ll ffi MOVIE: ' King Kong ' II (f) ® Charlie llo Compeny (CC) Diana suspect s 1hat she is pregnant, but hesitmes to tell Charlie a nd the kids . (]) MacNe il -Lehrer News hour (fl) Washington Week in Review !CCI (jJI MOVIE : ' Rio Lobo' 8 :30 (}) Flipper (f) 8 CHl Mr. Belvedere tCCI II CIJ ®I leo llo Uz In Beve~v Hills llD Wall Street Week 9:00 0 (JJ [II) Loot Precinct The precinc1 cops searc h for a w ould-be vampire. wh ile an o b noxious TV repo rter fol· lo ws in hot pu rsuit. (6 0 min.) CD 700 Club I]) Top Rank Boxing from A11an1ic CIIV, NJ Live . (f) CHl Mr. Sunohlno (CCI Paul a u~pts to •.m · prove his me d1ocre cook 1ng s kill s. fll C1J ® Doll11 (CCI J .R. makes up with Sue _EII.~ n . 7 :00 m e Li.sting.~----------------------------------=--=--:---·Jack decides- to lea ve uauas and Pam and Mark se t their w edding dat e. !60 min .) (]) St.tewide I]]) Gre81 Performanc es: Dance in America: Jerome Robbins with the New York City S.llet Me mbe rs o f the New York CiiV Ballet Company perform work s by aw ard-w inning chore ographe r Jero me Ro bbins. (60 m in ., 9 :30 CJ) g CHl Joe Bash tCCI Joe is relu ctant to g ive a congra tuletory speech for the pro motio n ofhisdevio us fir s t partne r. (f) Wall $tree1 Week 10:00 • (]) (ill Miami Vice Crocke tt and Tubb s e nlist a reluctant pilo1 to he lp the m trap a group of m ara udi ng modern ·day pirate s . 160 min.) In Stereo. CD CBN News Tonight CJ) 1D Gil FeU Ouy ICCI Coil banles a PCP gong In an effan to save the t eena ge so n of a de ad friend. (60 min .l j II (()® Falcon CresHCC Chase o btai ns a court order to kee p J eft a way from Maggie, Cole confronts li· Ving and Angela and Pe1er clash over Eric . (60 m in .) (J) GreB1 Performanc e• : Austin City Umita: Auttin City Umhl Reu· nion Special A reunion ol pe rformers from the firs t IWO years of Aus 1in Ci1y limits is featured (fl) Back in the USSR • (ij ABC News Nightline 12:00 CIJ Best otGroucho (!) 1986 Kentucky Derby Preview: Run for the Roaes ()) Entertainment Tonight Mark Harmo n di sc usses his ponraval o f mass murde rer Ted Bundy in 1he upcoming m ini -series. "'The Delibe rate Stranger" . 1!11 Cil MOVIE : 'The Great Texaa Dynamite Chase' ®) MOVIE : ' Invasion of the Body Snatchers' 18 (]ll Eve on Hollywood 12:30 (JJ (ll) Friday Night Videoe In Stereo . CIJ Bill Cosby Show (!) Australian Rules Foolball '86 (]) ABC News g (jl) News . 1 2 :45 (f) Night Tracks In Sweo. (I) Me Garrett McGarrett a u e mpts to s olve a wealthy s ocial ite ' s kid happing o ver her hu sband ' s objectio ns . a a 1 :00 Dance In Amertc.: Jerome Robbins wi1h the New York City Ballet Members of the New York City Ballet Company perform work s by aw ard -winning cho reo grapher J erome Robb ins . (60 min.! l]j) Mi09 Gordon The instal· lalion o l a Ming -s wt e g arden in the Metropolit an Mus eum of Art iA s dBocume nte d. PI 10:20 (() NB aoko1ba 11 : ayoff Game Teams to be an· nounced. (2 hrs .• 2 5 min .) 10:25 CHI Nowo 10:30 (}) To Be Announced • Cil iNN Newo llD Newswa1ch 11 :00 G (JJ NowoCenter E CD Man from U-N -C · l · cD D (f) CHl (ll) Newo • Cil Benny Hill Show CJ) SCTV ® Eyewitness New• l]j) Sneak Previews HoSIS J eYfrev Lyons and Michael Medve d previe w today 's ho ttest film s . ·@ Major League Baleball: Chicago Cubs at Sen Franclt1o:o 11 :3Q 0 (JJ (ll) Tonight Show Gues t host J oan Rive rs w ei· c; omes 'Mark Harmon and Charles Nelson Reilly. 160 m in.)ln Stereo. (!) SportsCenter CJ) WKRP In Cincinnati IIICil ®I Taxl D Cil Magnum. P .l . A costume pany becom es a co m plica te d comedy of errors when Higgins receives a blow o n the head and as· s umas anoth er pe rs onality. 175 m in.) IAI . I the strangesl features of some species which are the (1) (7 5 min .) (A) . (]) Dobie Gillie. (]) Puttin' on the Hits 1:30 III GII CNNHo... lneNews (]) Father Knows Best (J) Blcyde Racing: U.S. Pro CycHng Championship From Philadetphia , PA . (AI. ()) News 2 :00 2 :15 2 :30 3 :00 a ®I MOVIE : "A Maner of Sflle 1 Photo Flnioh" 11 (JJ NowaCen11, (]) 700 Club (]) Mazda Sports look Ill Cil MOVIE: 'Chinatown' CHI Rawhide N ®I CNN Headline ews I]) SponoCentor (J) MOVIE: "The Jungle' I]) Au1o Rac in{l '86: IMSA Al!on1a Journal / Conotltu11on Grand Prix ' very elements that have a l· lowed them to s urvi11e . .. ®I Wheel of Fortune (I!) Newton' & Apple ICC) (ij Solid Gold I]J It" I a Living 7 :3 0 0 CD Inside Look (}) Guns of Will Sonnen (!) SportiCenter fl) (I) lt't a Uving (I) Profile• of Nature ®I Jeopardy ® Wild America: Wolver· ine Country ICC) The wolverine is examined in the environme nt it s hares wi1h 1he red fo x. deer and the s no w shoe hare . @ At the Movies 8:00 U Cl)@ Gimme a Break Afte r s he receiiJes an unexpeeled •nheri1ance, Ne ll d iYid es it up among the fa mily . urging 1hem 10 indulge their every w him. In S1ereo. (J) MOVIE: ' Santa Fe Passage' I]) NHL Hockey : NHL PlayoHs-Waleo Confer· ente Championship live. (j) Star Search , fiJ C!J MOVIE: ' P1ycho' II (J) ®l Crazy Like a Fo" Harry needs help rrom Nurse Flood to so lve a race track murder. (60 min.) CJ) Forever Wild The Ne w York State Forest Preserve, which includ es muc h of the Adirondak and Cats kill mounta in reg ions. is celebrating its centenn ial in 198 6 . 160 min.l I]]) Austin CIIV Umlto Ill CHl Redd Foxx Show ICC) m (H) Indoy Newo <HI MOVIE : 'Oregon Trail' (}) MOVIE: 'Savege Drumt' (]) Auto Racing ' 86: Formula One Gr•nd Prix of San Ma rino Rac ing coiJer· age from lmola. Italy. (90 mln.l IRI . • Cil MOVIE: ' Terror of the Bloodhunters' SATU RDAY 5/3/86 EVENING 7 :00 G CD Too Cioae for Comfort CD Campbello Cil II (f) (ll) Hee How • Cil Bmoll Wondor CJ) Wild America ICCI This e pis ode looks at sum e o f B:30 than Wit h her upcoming high-school gradua 11an. In Stereo. CiJ tJ1J Benson ICC) 9 :00 0 CD lllJ Oolden Girts Blanc he panics when her fathe r re~o~eals his o utlandish plans for the fu ture tie seems more concerned w ith 8 thea trical ~udition ~6···~·,( by THOMAS JOSEPH 2 Se raglio 3 C ho le ric 4 Scy ti Blank e t AC ROSS I Fragme nt 5 Reach across 9 - Krish na 6 Lustrou s' 10 Disap pear 7 Garfunke l 13 Iris h 8 Sodiu m .....islands 11 Splin te r 14 Unnerve 12 Rugged guy liS Adored one 16 Encircled by ::;;t;;r;t&;';A 16 Sea (Fr.) 19 Final • ANtwer 17 Borde r 18 Servtle 23 Sauce source 27 Narcotic 33 For the 28 Scrooge's (presently) zo Polynesian 24 Unyieldi ng partne r 3 7 Little drin k 25 Ending 2 9 Co mmon gan der 21 Whirlpool for assist verb 39 Kt'(•p ou t 40 llumhlc 22 Honor card,26 Lig.ht lu nch 3 2 Thi nk in brid ge 23 Malee lace 211 Ch alice ve il 26 T urf 27 Arab !'iultanate 30 Docto,.,.· or g. S 1 Country songs tress 34 On the 35 Wrath 36 naddy 38 Moorish drum 40 Boundary 41 Contrihutc Forme rly 'ifi111Nl ID'il ~THAT SCRAitllllED WORD QAME . 42 ~ ~ ~~ · by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 43 3, in cards 44 Time unit Unscramble the&e lour Ju mblr.~ , DOWN one ltMter to each sq uare, to form I...--.-.-He left out a lot t Fellow lour ordinary words. DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTES - Here's how to work II : l,...+--+-1--+---1- AXYDLBAAXR I KI ~- Comedy ·Brook 3:30 4 :DO 4 :30 8 :05 (!jl MOVIE : 'Massacre at Central High' Cil MOVIE: ' lawrence of Arabia' 0 IJ)@ Facio of Ufe T 00 _ IILONGFELLOW . .::\;.:"'...=" .. IAMDAM I I I one letter stands for another. In Ibis sample A is used for the three L:s, X for lhe two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, !he length and formation of the words are all hlnls. Each day the code letters are diffe r e nt. Kj C RYPTOQU O TE 1-119 AUT08i061fl'li'MY 6-2 -~OWl~ THA"T' Kj I "T'I-11 ONI.Y .,.HING W~ WITH THI!! "'UTHO~ WllS THie. WP \ I K) I AXP W A II V W K N I' W X A_ 4l p X W II T X F F 0 I' G WYll Y X P WYI-I \\ I' I) (Answtf'!l tomorrow) Yestero:y·s Wll NAL I C K Z .- K A i) 1\ 1.) \' W P 0 T F . ~ 4 I K · ,J z. ()A P OTOK H XA Yesterdoy'o Cryptoquote: T HE WO RLD WILL Jumbles: BASIS AFOOT BICKER SPL EEN NEVE R LOOK SUN NY IF YOU ALWAYS WEAR nAR K A.nswef': What B QOod tongue 1andwlo'h shO Uld do- GLASSES. - SOURCE UNKNOWN SPEAK FOR ITSELF . �l ... '·<: - • . '. I Page-12-The Daily Sehtinal Friday, May 2, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Jobless rate down Jarne11 P. Roberts James P. Roberts, 89, of 35957 Long Hollow Rd., Pomeroy, died Thursday afternoon at the Pome· roy Health Care Center. A retired coal miner and blacks· mlth, Mr. Roberts was born March 14, 1897 In Calhoun County, W.Va. to the late George Washington and Rosy Bell Riggs Roberts. ' Survivors Include his wlfe, Lola D. Whytsell Roberts, Anstead, W.Va.; twosons,AdrtanR.Roberts of Pomeroy and.CIIU !!· Roberts of Mechanicsburg; nine daughters, Eunice Rose of Birch River, W.Va., Glenda Poole oC Toccoa, Ga., Earlene Facemlere of Tesla, W.Va., Iva Jean Rose ot Birch River, W.Va., Evelyn Dr3ke of F1atwoods, W.Va., Ruby Cutlip of Erbaron, W.Va., Bonnie Litton of South Vienna, Maxine Hubbard of Haymarket, Va., and Loretta Col· lins of Moundsville, W.Va.; 48 grand c hildren ; 30 g reat · grandchildren; ooe great· great· grandchild; three brothers, George Roberts of Bashan; Victor Roberts d Birch Tree. Mo., Hubert Roberts of Ashley; one siSter, Esta Roberts of Pomeroy; and severa I nieces and IV2pheWS. Besides hiS parents, Mr. Roberts was preceded In death by one son, <Gontlnued !rom page 1) Total payroU jobs Increased by some 200,10) In AprU, the Labor Department said. Overall, 60.4 percent of the clvUian populatiOn was working about the same ftgure as In February and March. The ftgures sh>wed that 8.3 mllllon Americans are out of work. About 13 percent d the total three brothers and four sisters. Services will be I p.m. Sunday at Ewing Funeral Home. Burial will be In Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. G. Pauline Hester Gladys Pauline Hester, 64, New Haven, died Friday morning In llolzer Medical Center. Born Dec.~· 1921, In Science HID, Ky., she was the daughter of the late William F. and Vesta C. Yankee Morrisette. She attended New Haven United Methodist ·O!urch and was past president of the Federated Women's Club oC New Haven. ·· SurviVIng are her husband, Eugene Hester Sr.; two sons, Eugene Hester Jr., Ocala, Fla., and Ronald K. Hester, New Haven; four sisters, Helen Price and Lillian Carpen, both of Cincinnati; and Margie Wrtght and Juanita Castelli, both oC Hun I In g t o n ; and four· granddaughters. Funeral service& will be at 1: 30 p.m. Suooay In Foglesong Funeral Home with t!J: Rev. Jolm Campbell officiating. Burial will follow In Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral hom~ from 6-9 p.m. Saturday. Fonn corporations Articles of Incorporation have been flied with Secretary of State Sherrod Brown In Columtxts by Backstreet Video, Inc., of Pome· roy. Incorporator Is Frederick J. Simon while Paul Simon Is the agent. Papers were also filed by M;odern Court Reporting Servlees, Inc., with the Incorporators helng Corol A. Cuundiff, and Crystal L. Whitlatch. Whlllatch, Rt. 33, Pome· roy, Is listed as the agent. AFl'ER ALL TIIESE YEARS - Melp County l'EIIdenl Sarah Caldwell hold81he same turtle on which her husband, Garillld Caldwell, carved his lnllals, GRC, and the date, Sept. 10, 11142, whell he found II moving about on his !ann near Allred. When lhe Caldwell's neighbor, James Roillon, foond the turtle INs pu& Saturday, It was &«U! maneuevering about on the Caldwell farm. Sarah Caldwell 1-eports that Robson doesn't even know why be bothered lo pick up the turtle. She says her husband was suprLoled lhe turtle was sill around after43years. (Hard lo tell how long he wasaroond before 1942.) And nowtbathe'shad his picture In the paper, It's back to lhe woods for this old turtle. London number of unemployed have been jobless ilr six months or more. More than 4J percent lost their jobs 1n April. The figures are all relatiVely consistent with the levels of the first four months of 1986. Presenring area heritage -Page B-1 Veterans Memorial Vot. 21 No. 12 Copyrighted 1986 By BOB HOErucH 'Ilme&-Senllnel SlaJI POMEROY - While Meigs counttans have no local races for county posts In Thesday' s election, there wUI be several races for central committee posts In voting precincts for both the Democrats and Republicans. On the county level, there are two IXJSts open this year and the Republican Incumbents have !Ued for them. They are Manning K. Roush, rounty commiSsiOner, and William R. Wickline, rounty auditor. Wick· line will be unopposed In the fall for re-election but Roush will be opposed for · his commiSsioner's seal by Melinda Jane Thompson of Pomeroy. COnlnl commlltee races Republicans have eight races In varklus precincts for central committee posts. In East Letart and Middleport Second Ward there are three-way races for the one post. Candidates In East Letart are Dean V. HIU, Clarence 1. Norris and Joyce White, whUe ilhe three candidates In Mlddl£1lQrt's Second Ward are Richard B. Bailey, Fred L. Hdfman and Sandra K. Janna· rella. )U,pubilcan races for •centnal committee In other precincts Include: Rodney G. Chevalier and Wllllam Pooler Jr., North €hester; Gary R. Dill and DavldJ. Koblentz, South Chester; Ann Barrett and Leo B. Morris, West Rutland; Lola E. Clark and James R. Sheets, Harrisonville; N. Darlene Cassady and Roger A. Spencer, Orange; and Phyllis Baker and Fred E. Smith, Minersville. Other )U,publican central com· mlttee candidates, all unopposed, are James H. .Quivey, East Bed· ford ; Brenda S. Roush, West Bedford; Virgil Windon. West Chester; Harry Hill, Letart; Dorsel E. Larkins, Long Bottom; William A. ConooUy, Ollvedale; Alvin Reed, Reedsville; Elizabeth Hohstetter, Rutland.Village; Florence Barrett, East Rutland; Jolm F. Colwell, Salem; Ruth Powers, Middleport First; Betty J . Fultz, Middleport Third; Dorothy L. McGuffin, Mid· dl£1)0rt Fourth; George Hicks. Invites You To Attend FAMILY SUNDAY May 4, 1986 9:30 A.M.-Church School 10:30 A.M.-Morning Worship Seven calls were answered by local emergency units Wednesday ilhe Meigs County Emergency . Medical Service reported. At 9:51 p.m. Middleport was called to an auto accident on SR 7. Russell Bailey was laken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and at 10:54 p.m. Bailey was taken by Llfefllght to Grant Hospital In Columbus. At 8:44 a.m. Pomeroy was called to Burdette Road for Nellie Cox who wasdeadonarrlvalotthesquad; at 2:02 p.m. Pomeroy to Pomeroy Cliff Apartments for Bertha Diehl, taken to Veterans Memorial Hasp!· Check accident The Meigs County Sheriff's IJe. partment !nvestlga ted a single truck accident un SR 7, at ilhe Intersection of· Forest Run and Dark Hollow, at 12:19 a.m. today. According to the r£1)0ri Fred J. Muler, 21, of Ironton was driving a delivecy truck owned by Bryan Sparks. Ironton, when It went over a guardrail and struck a billboard. Miller was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy Emergency. It Is believed the driver went to sleep. No citation was ISsued. •,• r: ~, r •• •, r. ~ (inem<\7) . ' Meigs County Emergency Medi· cal Service r£1)0rts five caDs Thursday; Pomeroy a! 12:21 a.m. transported Fred Miller from an auto accident on Rt. 7 to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 3:51 a .m. to 939 Ash St. for Vesla Thnle to Pleasant Valley Hospital; Rutland at 12:26 p.m. to Salem St. lor Ida Young to Veterans Memor· Ia! Hospital; Mlddl£1lQrt at 4: 10 p.m. to Story's Run Rd. for Arthur R Fife to Holzer Medical Center; Thppers Plains at 5:57 p.m. to Reedsville· lor Martha Bailey to Veterans Memorial Hospital . Correction Nellie Mario> Cox, Pomeroy who died Wednesday was 69 years of age not 61. A sister who survives was unintentionally omitted, Jean Columbus. Admi u ion Pri ce Poli cy Bargain Matinees Sot . & Sun .. AI! Seals $2 .25 Adm . Every Tuesday . S2 .2S TOM HA!t:S SHELLEY LOOG KfoNEY. ,._1PIT __ Gf - ~ J?~ YRON L.ELECT COOPER CHRYSLER•PLYMOUTH•DODGE 'BUD" McGHEE SPRINO FLINO 94th DISTRICT SATURDAY 10 AM·1 PM Emergency squads answer five calls r-------. *EveniDJS 6:30, !1:10 Sal. •nd Sun. M11. 2:00 S•t. Midniellt, 12:00 *Please note early starting lime ELECT tal; at 5:03p.m. Racine to Southern High School lor Julie Dillon, laken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 7: 36 p.m. Rutland to Depot Street for Effie Buskirk, taken to Holzer Medical Center; at 9:16p.m. Rutland to SR 684 for Earl Arlx, laken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. St1r1J Friday, May 2, 1986 "OUT Cf TillS WORLD" ' Li~e WMPO Radio Remote Free Cokes, Coffee and Hotdogs STATE REPRESENTATIVE Paid lor by lhe Gallll Cou~ Repobhcan Club. MJrk Kies~ng, Treasurer, 456 Second Ave., Gal~polrs , Oh. Waiting In Line Doesn't Have To Be Part Of Your Life. Ask About Our Direct Deposit. IT'S THE QUICKEST AND EASIEST WAY TO I.QIYE CLEAN • SHARP • TRADE-INS '84 DODGE D100 PICKUP ................ 56795 '86 DODGE COLT 3 DR..................... 56495 '85 BUICK SKYLARK V-6 ................... 56995 '85 PLY. HORIZON AUTO-AC-STEREO ....... 57195 '83 CHEV. CHEVETTE LOW MILES ............. 53495 '79 CHEV. IMPALA 4 DR................... 52695 ''80 PLYMOUTH TURISMO .................. 51995 '75 FORD T·BIRD ................................ S69S '81 DODGE ARIES ............................. 54195 '79 CHRYSLER NEWPORT .................. 52195 '79 FORD T-BIRD .............................. S2995 '84 DODGE ARIES ............................. S5495 '82 PONTIAC 6000 '......................... 54995 "THE DO IT ALL DEALER" ~ ~f!'!J..~!£UIJ E•enlngs 7:10; 9:10 Sal. and Sun. Mat. 2:10 Sat. Midnight, 12:10 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL! PEOPLES BANK COOPE. R Chrysler•Plymourh•Dodge, Inc. M•btr FDIC 399 S. Third Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 (614)992-6421 StciiMIStrwt Ma ...,w. v•. r7JoJII4 5 GOP hopefuls seek nomination m·Gallia County Po=roy First; John Manley, Pomeroy Serond; Evelyn Clark, Pomeroy Third; George L. Harris, Pomeroy Fourth; Larry R. Thomas, Bradbury; Nathan Biggs, Laurel Cliff; George Nesselroad Jr., Rock Springs; Cora B. Beegle, Racine Village; Emmogene Hoi· stein Congo, Syracuse VIllage; James Carnahan, Racine Precinct. Democrats have six races lor central committee posts. The races Include Thomas E. Mankin II and John H. Ridgway Jr., West Chester; Chester E. Wells and FranciS Andrew, Long Bottom; Robert A. Matson Jr ., and William Wesley Arbaugh, Ollvedale; David R. WellS and Larry E . Barton, Reeds· ville; Daniel D. Thomas and Kenneth E. Imboden, Middleport Serond; and Rebecca J . .Triplett and Wlillam E. Snouffer, Middle· port Third. Other Democr~ts, all unopposed for eiectkln, seeking central com· mittee IXJS!s are David M. Brlckles, West Bedlord; Henry L. Hunter, North Chester; Raymond H. Boa· IJ1ght, South Chester; CecU E. Gillogly, Columbia; Winston Var· ney, Lt;banon; LolaJ. Proffitt, East Letart; Linda L. Turley, Letart; Elizabeth Farrar, Orange; Samuel B. May, Rutland VUiage; Peggy B. Brickles, East Rutland; Norman C. Will, West Rutland; Edward D. Anderson, Salem; William Martin Weaver, Middleport First; Yvonne Scally, Mlddl£1)0rt Fourth; Mary McAngus, Pomeroy First; Melinda Jane Thompson, Pomeroy Second; Catherine L. WelSh, Pomeroy Fourth; Paul F . Thomas, Brad· bulJI ; Gacy F . Hysell, Laurel Cliff; Carol Ohlinger, Rock Springs; Elwood Howard Jr .. Harrisonville; Woodrow T. ZwUilng, SyracuS<' VIllage; John N. Ihle, Minersville; Edwin S. Cazart, Racine Precinct. Stale, area races Meigs County voters will he helping to dee! de district, state and national candidates In Tuesday's primaries. Republican candidates lor 94th district state representative are Garry E. Hunter of Athens and Myron L. McGhee, GallipoliS. The (Continued on A.Ji By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel SlaJI · . . ..... WOMEN'S 10-K WINNER - .Iackie Moore, Wheelersburg, captured the 1986women'sdlvlslon ollhe ltl-K (6.2mlle) run Saturday during the annual French City Run In Gallipolis. Two tundred 111dsevenly rumers participated In all evmts, Including 72 m the 10,000 meter oontfSI. Above, Mike Roe, removes tag from Moore al finish line. Complete resalls and additional pictures appear on C-l1111d C-2 today. Meigs voters facing • two county tax ISsues POMEROY - Meigs Count y voters wUI decide on two county· wide Issues when they go to the polls Thesday. In addition, there will be Issues In two other subdivisions or the countv. All Meigs voters wtll decide upon an addltkmal. 5 mill levy, live years duration , for the care, mainte· nanre, treatment and hospitail7.a · lion d Meigs countians who are suffering from tubercuklsls. The levy, known as the TB levy. has received the endorsement of a number oC communlty and civic organl7.atklns. The second issue on which all Meigs voters will decide Tuesday Is a one mlil, additiOnal tax , five years, lor current expenses of the Gallia ·Jackson ·Meigs Menial Health Board. In Chester Township, voters will decide on an additional tax of one mill , five years duration, for dust control. Local option decisions wUI face voters in West lledlord Precinct . They wUI decide on whet her the sale of beer shall te permitted ; whether the saleol wine and mixed beverages by the package for off·premiSe consumption shall he permitted, and whether Sunday sa les shaD be permitted. GALLIPOLIS - Five Gallla County Republicans are In the running In Thesday's primary for county commiSsioner, county audl· tor and state representative. All Democratic candidates are run · nlng without opposillon. Polls in 36 voting precincts In the county are open at 6:30 a .m. Thesday and close at 7:30p.m . Incumbent CommiSsioner Veri In L. Swain Is opposed In the primary by G. Gordon Fisher, who retired In February alter 30 years with Ohio Valley Electric Corp.'s Kyger Creek plant. Swain, a farmer and business· man who was county trl'3surer In 1961·1965, bested five other GOP rontcnders for the commtssklner nomination In 1982 and went on to defeatJ.E. "Dick" Cremeens in the general electiOn. The winner of Thesday' s votewUI lace Democratic candidate Dr. Dan C. Notter. Notter ~posed Commis· sioner Kail Burleson In the 1984 commiSsioner's race. Ronald K. Canaday, a Democrat elected auditor In 1982, will face ~posit kln In November on the Republican ticket rrom either R. Rosalec Walker, an accounting coordinator, or Markln E. Caldwell, a tanner who has been Green Township clerk since 1963. Running on the GOP side for nomination as state representative are Myron L. "Bud" McGhee, county treasurer since 1982, and Athens Law Director Garry E. Hunter. The winner of that contest will oppose Incumbent Rep. Jolynn Boster, D-Gallipolls. Incumbent Common PleasJudge Richard C. Roderick Jr., a ))>mo. cra t who unsea ted Judge Ronald R. Calhoun In 19!ll, will fac e GaUlpolis attorney Donald A. Cox In the November electkln. Cox, a former ass istant GaUla County prosecutor, is unopposed on the Republican ticket. Tax lssu.s Three tax issues wW appear on the ballot - a ooe-mW levy for the Gallia.Jackson-Meigs GIS Mental Health Board; a three-tenths or a mill renewal-reduction levy for ilhe Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Library; and a one·miU fire protection levy In Morgan Township. The &18 te>vy ~ to provide addltklnal funding lor establlsh· ment or ~nt.al health services in the three-county district. Board dficials have cited dwindling fed· era! and state funding as a primary reason ror the public to suwort locally-directed services such as counseling, domestic violence shelters and human development. The library is seeking renewal oC a levy at a lower rate than the five-tenths d a mW tax approved In March 1981. Because of a change In .a, state funding rormula henefil· lng the library, officials and supporters are seeking a reduced tax burden on county residents. Fire levy explained Morgan Township Trustees Johnnie Russell, 1\trley George and Clarence Hash ex(ialned that the total for the township's 1985 fire contract was In excess d $3,00land Its debt on fire contracts Is $1,150. "ThiS Is money well spent," the trustees said Saturday. "Our t'llr· rent rontract Is with the VInton Volunteer Fire Department. The contract Is one of the. best In the county and the department Is doing an excellent job lor the large area they must cover. "Money lor this contract comes from the township oodget. Every dollar spent on t!J: fire rontract means a dollar that can't he spent lor other township programs and needs," they continued. Should the levy he passed, funds collected rrom it will be used solely for fire protection and prevention, ilhe trustees said. It cannot he used for any other pulllOse. they added. "Passage rl. the levy will free up money that. in the past, was spent on fire coni racls. for other programs and township needs," the trusteE's said. "This money rould help us provide you, the township residents, with S<"rvices that we are unable give you because of budget restrictiOns. "We would also like you to know (Continued on A,\) Gas price decline hits hard at area's oil, gas 'industry DEMO SALE '86 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER LOADED ..... S16,900 '86 CHRYSLER LeBARON GTS LOADED......,S.11,900 '86 DODGE SHELBY LOADED.......... Sl0,900 12 Sectionl, 104 Pog.. 110 C.nta A Muhlrnedio Inc. Newlj)ap• Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, May 4, 1986 Committee posts primary highlight in ·Meigs County Weather forecast Ohio weather: Sunny, mild -Page A-3 entine tmts Joe Kirby Jr., who celebrated his seventh birthday onAprU 14 with a party at his home on Yellowbush Rd . In Racine, Is the son of Joe IGrby of Racine, and Dora Ann Clay of Middleport. Peggy Kirby, Racine, Is the step-mother. HEATH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Emergency squads answer seven calls Along lhe Rlver ........... 1H8 Busln-............ .. .. .... ... E-1 Comics-TV ............... Insert Classllleds ......... I»+U.7-8 Deaths ...................... ... A-7 Editorial ...................... A-2 Sports ........................ C-1·8 • Correetion Mayor's Court bus Inside: A Henderson man surre~ders to W.Va. authorities following a standoff A-6 Bob.Hc:ieflich off~rs best wishes to a Racine youth facing an upcoming operation - Page 8-7 Admtsslons .. Erllnda Obregon, Henderson, W.Va.; Frank Wolford , Vinton; Cheryl Ferguson, Pomeroy; Naomi Sims, Pomeroy; Ida Young, Rutland . Dlscharges--Zelma Hawley, Timmy Smith. Partly cloudy today, with highs (Continued !rom page 1i between 55 and 60. Clear tonight, Council again voiced lis diSpleawith a low between 35 and 40. Sunny sure with the cable system. It was Saturday, with highs In the low IDs. noted that council has not been Extended Foree!~$ paying franchise fees lor quile Sunday through 1\tesdBy sometime. Fair through the period. High& Attending were Mayer Eber wiD range from the upper Sis lo lhe · Pickens, Janice Lawson, clerk , low li(B Sunday, cllmblnJ Into lhe Jack William, Glen Cuoolff, Jim li(B Monday and Into the 'lOs HUI, Bill Amott, Ernie Sisson and Tuesday. OVernight lows wiU be In Kathryn Crow, council nJembers, tbe 30s Sunday and Monday Gene Imboden, lire chief, Mr. and (Continued !rom page I) lee being $150 with mileage. The mornings . and In the 406 early Four defendants were fined and Hoffman Wednesday night. Mrs. Sampson Hall, Jim Teaford, cook will report back to the board Tuesday. Smith on the rondltion ott ne c . B. and other personnel. six others forfeited bonds In the Fined were Bruce H. JamiSon , Morarlty and Junior Teaford . radkls In the buses. AlSo approved The county academic awards court ol Pomeroy Mayor Richard Rio Grande, $50 and costs, driving , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - was a new ~XJilcy on immediate banquet was announced for May 8. Seyler Thesday night. under suspension; Gary A. FreE>· • emergency removal of a student Fined were Thomas Hoskins, Jr., man, Cheshire, $2i and costs, O!aperones lor the senior trip will from a bus. receive prolessionl leave for that Chauncey, $375, driving uooer the squealing tires; Steve R. Dailey, Barbara Young was given a time period, It was voted. The influence; $63 and rosts, driving Racine, · $15 and costs, speed; continuing contract as secretary at South Third at Main St. Norma A. Torres, Middleport, $15 anendance pollcy was reviSed to under suspension; $313 and costs, Riverview. destructkln or property, and$600 lor and costs, running over fire hose; Middleport, Ohio read "When a studnt attains 18 Kindergarten enrollment was years, it is his or her choice to destructin or a parking meter; · Greg LaudermUt, Middleport, $alO diScUssed and It was noted that 32 remain in school. If a student Lena K Riffle, Pomeroy. S:alJ and and costs, leaving the scene of an have registered at ThWE>rs Plains choooes to remain in school, he or cost~. leaving the scene; Brian L. accident; Roy Boggs, Middleport, and 28 at Chester. Location and she Is required to abide by aU school Holman, Rutland, $63 and rosts, $50 and costs, criminal trespass. time schedules will be determined rules and regulations as any other squealing tires, andThomasFergu· Foefeltlng bonds were Larry A. by the board. son, Racine, $63 androsts, faUureto Howell, GallipoliS and Johnny T. student under the age oC 18." On recommendation ol Supt. control vehicle. Grueser, Pomeroy, $40 each, Roberts, tllP board approved 20 Forfeiting bonds were Patricia speed; Larry D. Robinson, Pomepercent sup~XJrl for the TAG A problem at the Chester Hand, ReedsvUie, $44, spE('d!ng; roy, $41, speed. !All Agesl program, a rounty-wide effort. It school reportedly causing a safety Donald Dlglaw, Navarre, $<5, was noted thai after the first year, problem was noted with Supt. speeding; Martel Will, Pomeroy, Ohio lottery winners funding Is taken over by the state. Roberts to handle. The superintend- $47, speeding; Chester Dingus, CLEVELAND (U PI i - ThursDtsciPilne problems at the high ent was also requested to check Into Carhoooale, Sll3, Intoxication; REV. C. SONNY ZUNGA WIU PREACH ON school 'were noted and are now duplicating spirit masters for read- Gayla Haning, Pomeroy, $:al3, day's winning Ohio Lottery "Keeping Our Christian Family Values" under control, Roberts noted. ing programs in the elementary leaving the scene, and $43, left of numbers: Dally Number 315. The board approved sending a schools. He l< to secure cost ligures. center; Mark Rhonemus, Torch, fellowship L-h•on Following S."ic•s Ticket sales totaled $1,320,574, cook to a food preparation work- Sanitary problems at the Chester $43, left of center. with a payoH due of $2,7M,333.50. shop In August at the Hocking school was noted and will be Six defendants were fined and PICK-4 Teclmical College, NelSonville, the Improved as needed. three others forleited bonds In the 7635. court of Middl£11011 Mayor Fred Committees chosen C-1 Run for the Roses .,· were drilled by J.D. DrUiing, and By NANCY YOACHAM the 1ayoffs began. 'l'ln-senlioel Sial! Only seven new wells, Including RACINE - Lower prlees at the gas pump mean good times lor the four this year, have been drilled motorists but hard times for the <il by the rompany since AprU 1985. And payroll for 1985 fell to and gas Industry - with even $1,072,427, "About a 36 percent harder times expected: "This year we've drilled four drop," comments Smith. This year, J.D. DrUiing'saverage wells and we don't anticipate drU!Ing any more this year, " says price for .gas is $2.8J met. 011 is Tom Smith of J.D. DrUIIng Co., selling lor an average of $19 per barrel. Smith says. Racine. Those prices are expected to drop Along with other oll and gas producers, J .D. Drilling, which in ever further before the end of the 1984 probably drilled more wells year, he adds, to $2.30 met and $13 than any other rompany In Ohkl, Is per barrel. J.D. Drilling's total payroll for feeling the effects of declining oil ~ Is expected to he $1B5,00l and gas prices. The declining prices, coupled which, according to Smith, is about with stringent regulatklns In the a ro percent reductiOn. At the rresent time, J .D. Drilling dis!X'sal of brine, a byproduct of oil and gas drilling, have caused the has 53 employees within its main ttflce. layoffs of numbers of employees. "The oU Industry In Ohio Is on At J.D. Drllllng's peak In 1984, explains Smith, the company hard limes," agrees Ted DeBrosse, drilled 253 wells and sold liS gas for assiStant chief of ilhe Ohio Departan average price of $4.60 per ment d Natural Resources' Dlvthousand cubic feet and oil fur the tskln of 011 · and Gas. "Many companies are laying off slafl, " average price of $28 per barrel. The company payroll that year DeBrosse adds, "and some comwas $1,677,895, not Including panies may end up filing bankruptcy." subrontractors. The law r1 supply and demand In 19Hi, Smith reports, J .D. dictates oil prices, exjialns De· Drilling's gas and on prlees feU to Brosse, and "when OPEC rouldn't averages of $3.90 mel and $~ a agree on production quotas. they barrel, respectively. fiooded the market and the bottom DriDin& drops off In April of 1985, House Bill 501 • fell rut of the lndustcy." "When oil goes up," exjialns regulating the disposal d brine Smith, :·gas goes up," and vice· went Into effect. In all ~f 1,91!5, only 41 new wells versa. ., Although no actual Qgures have been compiled regarding the number of laydfs within OhiO 's oil and gas lndustcy, Kirk Jordan, executive vice president of t!J: Ohio OU and Gas Associat!ori In Newark, estimates that the productiOn end of the industry has klst more than Zi percent of Its employees since the first of t!J: year. He ful'fher expects that total employment will "down to half by mid -summer." Effect seen marea The Ohio Oil and Gas Association, which Is an Industrial trade organ!· zatkln, operates group Insurance programs within ilhe Industry. It Is on the number of cancellations In !nsuranre coverage that Jordan estimates layclf figures. On the productkln end oC drilling, Jordan estimates that during Ohio's peak, about 15,lm people were employed In the on and gas lndustlJ', not including those workIng In relatro fields. Locally, reports Kathryn Hart, head of unemployment claims at Pomeroy's office of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, at least six area oil and gas producers have employees that have ftled claims this p~t winter. For example, there were three round-the-clock shifts, with four men to a shift, on each of J.D. Dr!Wng's thrre rlgs whJch are now parked. '"lblse men," says Smith, "are drawing unemployment at the pre;ent time." Hart has ~ Idea exactly how DRILLING AT STANDSTilL - In 1984, J .D. Drllllng Co. of Racine drilled 2113 wells. In IJ88 the company has drilled lour we&, with oo additional many people In Meigs County are unemployed from the oU and gas Industry, "because some may sign up In other counties." oThere have alSo been claims filed by employees from related indus· tries, such as excavating, she adds. During the summer of 1984, says Smith, J.D. Dr!lllngh~ "eight rlgs operating (three which'\vereowned by ilhe rompany, one leased and tre other four subrontracted), 20 doz. ers and seven dltchers working rtve, six and seven days a w~k ." Three local excavating comP..· les were under contract to buDd and '• drilling anlidpaled. J.D. Drilling OWiflll.-ee rip lllld Ill are abut down at lite )llesent time. rip ""' parked In lhe company's yard In Racine. reclaim drUllng sites and three local pipeline contractors were laying pipe, he adds. But oU and gas will no longer suwort the excavating and pipeline contractors, explains Smith. "so they've had to try and pick up <ther types of jobs." Seeldng otber )lbll Local contractors are oow tid· ding for jobs such as strip mine reclamatkln or water and sewer projects he says. JeHers Excavating, of Laurel CUff, has picked up some work In Kentucky, says Smith, where the These,,., majority or drilling In the rountry is being done because r:J. the soli fonnations and less stringent government regulatiom. Local well-servicing companies, such as the Leading Creek Corp., and brine haulers, have also been hard hit by the virtual shut down In gas and oil drilling. J .D. Drllllng Is licensed tohaullts own brine, and with only minimal amounts to be hauled !rom .wellS already In productkln, the company ro longer contracts rutslde haulers. Terry ~to haul brine (Continued on A-3) ' � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 May 2, 1986 hester morrisette roberts