https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f7947646b05a6615a2de25f7b92c34df.pdf 8c0e79ec6a72b44d9bf1e25a51ad36e4 PDF Text Text --~· -- _____ ....______ M•rch 7, 18815- 14-The conn1e:s ·got 1t! M~igs project.~. · (Continued !rom page 1) t'Stlmate for lhls work ls$61)(KI. Robct1 s has rccommended a n Tourtsm Expansion and Employ· menl Plan presently und('r develop- · !'aS<'ml'nt tx•.glvcn .).D. Drilling to ment by Buckeye Hills. Prellml· lay ~as llnrs along 1100 ft. ofbC'rmon nary tourism Jdeas.Jor t.he..cu\lnty C'o~ nty _Rd,_28 !Apple Grove· are to be narrowro down ancl llorcas) in L• •fart Township. Throutlined as to what wtll tx• needed to drllling company has oeen unable to achieve them and possible 1\Jnding · obtain rlghts-or~way from propeo·t~· sou tees. Costello plans tosut>mlt th(' owners. · Hobeo1 s sa id h(• could Ideas to the commissioners in Apr·ll. l'or<'SN' no problctm if lhPcompany Oosser noted that tourism Is buril'S the lln<'S thr€\' fl . deep. predic!J'd to be lhe eouniry's Holrrts- s-ug:gl'~t:-; !hat someone number one Industry by the year from the county tic prrsent when the 21XXt. "Tourism cn•ah•s jobs, di· fin<'S ~rr- la id. I!(' also r('(·ommends rectly and Indirectly," ;,dd"'J that the county dt•vr-lop guid!'linl's lor thl•s(• typeS of rt'C(u£•sts. Costello. Holx•t1 Byer. of the Ml'lgsC'ounly Closser reported a bill Is now before the Ohio legislature. asking F:mcrgmcy Mcdical S.•rvicc, sent n Dr. Ht>len E:dna Gettles, 81, 6(11 First Ave., Gallipolis, died at9 a.m. Wednesday in Holzer Medical Tenter. Born Oct. 17, 100:1. she was the daughter of tbe late John Thurman and Helen Kroehler Arnold. A graduate of Pomeroy High School. Ohio University and the Klr!<.svllle (Mo.! C!illegeof Ostcopa· lhic Medicine, she received her first practical experience at 1-!arrtsvllle, W.Va., and was associated with Dr. Hoy Esh£'na ur at! he Point Pleasant Cllnlr. ShP was a mE'mber of the of the American Hevolu· ,, · He also reported on tJOssibiP Jundlng cuts that could he madP in federal government programs, par· Ucularly, revenue sharinj;t. Commlsslont'r David Koblentz asked Closser lf grant money migh t be available to fund either the· building of a new dog pound or repair of the present .pound·r ''No." _~-<:!tj<f{.frry·\~~~a;;r·mu·f .James, Katherine, and Mrs. VIcky McBrayer, all or Gallipolis; three great-grandsons; ·a brother, Alfred Amoldo!Galllpolls; andtwoststers, Mr't M.T. Epling pf Gallipolis, and Mrs. Paul (Zelda) Healy orwaimit Creek, Calif. A sister and a brother preceded her In death. Funeral services wUI be held at 11 a.m. Saturday ln Grace United Methodist Church Chapel, with the Rev. Bruce Harris otnctatlng. Burial will be In Frankfort· Greenlawn Cemetery, Frank!oo1, · Ohio. Friends may call ·at McCoy· Wethetholt·Moore Funeral Ho111e, First Ave., Gallipolis. from 3-5 from Charles Sayre for a i:t Chevy , , f van,; md .Jam(-s W. ( aS<·y or a 7' l)odge van be accept rd. ThoS<' wer(• surplus vehicles whlc h had been advertl.sni for sale. 'red Warner, Mdgs County High~ way Department crew supervisor, was also prPsent for Wednesday' s ffi('('tlnj;t, -Commissioner Hichard - bu to be d requests contrt t ns rna e to theGraceUnlt-'MethodlstChurch "" Memorial Fund. . Meets tonight · · ~ffa_gt h011$t AmeetingpftheMelgsChapterof Alcoholics Anonymous wUI be held · at.7: (Thursday) · 1 \:. i 1 .,_ SHOE PL"·C£ ..1,11 .1 • ~ , prlval~~r·~l"~n~t~·s~--~·~ ~·~a~ns~-('~.n~~t ~~.~·t~~~!~~~~~:~~s~-"';·;;;·~;··-;";·l~·~~~'~r~a~r~e~a~s~on~.~c~ta~tr~e~Ge~tt~tes~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~~;~~~~~;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ··- S~~~~:~~:J~!E:~~~~ .~--·-,·. -·-- --· . . . . .~···- . ..-.. ELBIRFEL·o·s-.. " donations of money, labur and :~t::s has been In other Both Koblentz and done commissioner Manning Roush reported th(· Me igs pound Is clean, and thai dog warden Clarence Taylor L~ at the pou nd at . the appointed Hmrs which a rP ' posted at the facility . . Snow removal cosl' Wilbur Robinson and Bob Mar· cinko, Orange Township Trustees,. · gave- evmmhmionc-rs ;;: \ \ ARc H • · . '""'"=''L I Ds sA LE · . . • . 'N:iH~n ...-,-; - Rog. 1359, 30" Whitt, . Electric ·or Gai .. _.................................. Sale Reg. 1439, 30" Whiit or Almond flee~ Clock, Timor, OYin Window ....... Salt log. 1S79, Whitt, Electric, Stlf Clean, llack Glass, Clock, Timer ..................... Salt Reg. 1419, Almond, · Gas, Oven Window .............................: Sale leg. 1449 Almond, Gas, Cont. (loan, Clock, Timor ..........,..,............................ Sale Rog. 1509 White, Gas, Cant. Clean, Clock, Black Glau, .............................. Sale ----- ,._ ----- 1319 .. 1399 1519 1379 ' RCA •t nfared remote *4 Event/14 day timer •Remote Channel Change "Electronic Counter · · HOME FURNISHINGS DEPT., h.t FlOOR $549 1399 '!'ARCH WIND~ SALE FAMOUS AILEE~ 1459 SPORTSWEAR A big · collec~on in turquoise/white or MARCH WINDS T~ BUYS! black/white featuring ·knit tops, · shorta, cotton pantt, knit p1nt1, cot· ton aweatere. SHARP "7-0ay/1 Event Ti~Y~er •search, Stop Action •up to ·s-Hour Record "Remote Control NOW ONLY - $ 389 ~ rn~lr ~ nob [)~ l uH· ! Paluo·~ rr•c;luflf' • IIJ J)()~rl~lll lLIOIIIP, ~ V \If.fll Jl~rmrh \~ll'llllll l ul ~ H I? VHS ~·r d uD 10 <;11 Uf-11 channel5 'N1Ih ()llf'~onventt.n t tol11rl.ll llknnm~ IMI chi'lrlrl~ 11t1mbt-r\ • t\ tj ! O!n~!i( UJ((Jf (:O itirOI !t~ ·, hf[liW Lf)l!l'llillll •Autornhl •Urtrllll'd (,(} Jr lr~ ·. l /i; olo r tratkr nv. ~tr•nrll'tllrl n rt1A\\1 ~ -A utorn.rlrl 1u1r tu nmR IAI II I ... J • Prnl' t dhrnt•l Colorlr•k Remoto Control ~ave OIG unttHS 19 · dmp,onal tab\c ruodcr Fl;)atun;s rnctud c Ct\ltnneloc k ciJgllalr cmow wnt ror <lrltlliiU!II 'banr;t tunrng ol Uf) to j 27 chflnncl s Also o lh: r ~ $1Jp() r Aq .uFtltur CO JY pr,cturc hi tiC _automutrc tot or co ni rot onLI fll"·,h\Oill! COir(!(:llf)l'l Cocktail Table ...~ ........ Salt 8r1l1rant ~lor perfor m lCe lt,nu11ne the C h~r n1de c"orr RCA 19" diogonol Urrlh~n t rolru pr•d[ltfTIAnC~ ven11!nce ol remote contrOl Btl!l nwnr -tlllfld c~!Jit tun rn~ Color wrlh th ~ lollowur~ (lelu••' t pat ur e~ Weather forecast • AutomaiiL- tOICi r tonlrul ~ ·ld lle~~tone conttlron ' Mostly cloudy <onlght. t..ows l.n t hP upper 40s. Mostly cloudy and warm with · scatterY'(i show<•o·s Friday. Highs betwccn 65 and 70. Thl' chance or precipitation is 20 pcrt~·nt tonight and 40 percent Saturday through Monday: MOHtly lair llltd mild Saturday through Monday. Hlglvi from the mid 4118 lo the mid 501; Saturday, from the mid !ilfi lo the mid 611H Sunday and bt thellll!l Monday .IAWH lnlm the upper 20s 10 the upper 311$ Saturday and Sunday and In the 408 Moncbay. • Aut urn~ 1 1r conr r~ r.ll t.u ror t r~clo1np; • SUPfr A cr u l rll~>r blacll ma1tr1 I)II,ILJt f' • IJ!!Ihl~d X!rm)Prllllt" r hh\1 ~ !uhf • AutQmaru filii' luf'l1fl~ tArJ I • Cllni~Moorm olylfd du18hle Dl~~tr c L ~~rnel wrth Pb<lny l1111 ~n RIG. '349.00 and39. Ohio Lottery officials said 187 tjcketa lilted flveoftheslx numbers. and each Is worth $1,006. Another . h u ...l - , .... ..., fn11 r •v,.• r.f -'V• numbers, alld each will !Jay m. ( fhlll -~ su •AultJmaltC wntrasl/r.olor lr.tckrnK • Sup!lr Atc.ufrlll!r lllill:k m~trr• p!Ciu•e lube • UnrtrJed Ktendedl1le ~ nns•~ .,,, "•., . , ,. ,.ss·s9oo Sele CABBAGE PATCH KIDS TODDLER BOYS 2 PC. COVERALL OUTFIT · With Knit Shirt $ Reg. SJ9.00 ........ SALE 16 SHORTS I KNIT SHIRTS Reg. 112.00 ........ SALE $10 E•'7 · $p11111 Plig Nl~• FDr PARK FREE SALE MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS MEN'S SHORTS Gym .lhort1. tennis thorts, fiMOI Uned lhortl In 1ft IXCI4· lent lltyle •hd aolor ..teet ion. CoorCUnlte with lhirll on Nil thl• we-':end. llrft I. M. L •nd Short siMvl 11y... In dre11y shlrt1. Sltll 8, M, L. XL, XXL lhd )()(L ph.11 11111 . You'll IU•• th..e new 1tyie1 1nd colotl. XL. Moo's 17,95 Min's S7.95 SHilTS,........................... '6.31 SHOm .......................... '6.31 Mon'tii1.9S SHGm ......................,... 19,51 Moll's S(4.9S Shorts .......................... 111.a1 Mon's I IUS Mon's 19.95 SIIIITS.. .......................... I7,91 Mon's 112.95 SIIIITS .......................... SJ0.21 Mon'sii4.9S MARCH WINOS SALEf ' LE TIGRE' BLACK NYLON FLIG"T PANTS MULTI-ZIPPERED POCKETS . 2 PC. OUTFITS CLEVELAND (i\Pi - Saturday's "Ohio Lotto" jacki><Jt Is estimated at $1.6mlllion because no one picked all slx numbers drawn In the latest game, state lott ery otnclais said today, The wlnnlng numbers drawn wedllesclay night were 3, B, l o, 16, 18 l..._ft~"' • 61uclron Ch~nnf.Lock' Dlgllat Rtmote Co rltl.t~l provule\ mullr bind tunrrril ol uo lo 12/ bro~dcasr and c~lll e t.h~nnrl~ /Se;a1 111 forwrd or rf'Ve r ~ .. MupPrrrg only at r h~nn~l ~ pr DJ.!t)lnm~d mlo ufs ml!rnory AI \O turn 'I ~ ~~ on andolllnd adtu ! l\ or mute ~ ~otume •Ouartt r ry staltunmg ~vstem teatulf~\ prnpoml at.cur ~cy on all c harrnet ~ - rro 'lne tunrng necma~v • Autorntr'L color wntrola nd le,Monr cormtmn 110. 1719.00 Sale TODDLER IOYS No lotto winner su Umbralla Table ................ '103 WHITE, PAnNA, MIST GIHN RCA 25" dia;,l Color TV with Chamolo<k · 'tal Rtmoto Control . ·L I R.HIIg $n1rp It Reg. S26.9S 'f SALE ~ OO 2 !ls'EN'S SIZES ~ MARCH WINDS · SALE SALE President ° J" ££" I I" Ga 11lpo 18 0 ICe OD C 08IDg 18~ · The Sqclal Secur.Jty AdmlnlstraUon orrtce in Gallipolis Is one of 18 Ohio -locations slated for possible closing ln lnt~rnal documents pre· pared by the U.S. DeJ)artment of Health and Human Services. Regional SS officials mntend that there are no plans tor closing the orrtees, and Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler told congre;smen Thursday thai a "hit Ust" of office closings Is "premature." . Mrs. Heckler Informed the H'ou8e Budget Commlttee'that her depart ment lscomplllngllstsofofflcesthat couldbeclosedasameansofcuttlng the federal bUdget. The proposed closings would take place over and If . the next five years, ' Reagan did not mean what he said, Block said, adding that "the president understand~ the problem" confronting farmers . Asked about Reagan's remark at 'a briefing !or farm journalists Thursday Block said: "What hewas really saying Is that he feels that we will probably IO'Seaboul5per~nl or 4 percent, whateverlhenumberthat he said. He wasn't suggesting there aren't more than tl]at ln trouble. " When he vetoed the bill Wedne;· day, Reagan said: "The truth ofthe matter is- ln need of Immediate help are less than 4 percent or around 4 percent at best, of aU the farmers ln the United Statf'S. Nlnety·slx percent do not have liquidity problems." approved, can result in the reducuon Of the SS payroll by 17,00'1 employees. · But the draJt document being prepared "does not indicate a pollcy ... lhey may or may not be Implemented later," Mrs. Heckler said. Marlene Moleski, regional ss commissioner ln Chicago, said rept)rts of possible office closings around the state and the nation are untrue. Besides GaUl polls, the Jist proposal Includes SS offices ln Athens, Cambridge, Marietta and Ironton. Democrats ln the House of flepresentatJves have vowed to bloc~ any personnel cutbacks ln the ss administration. S12f'- UNGIIIE Din., 2nd New For Sprlngl JR. DRESSES Sharp New Lookl In cot· ton-poly, prlnta, eollde or -reucker. · TO S37.00 0• Slit VALUES leg. '2.99 HAND tOWEL .. s1.99 Reg. ·sut FACE CLOTH .... S1.50 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY state Rep. ,JolyM Bootter SM • XXL TOWEL CLOSE·OUT BATH TOWEL ... S3.59 Emergency legislation providing up to $100 miUion ln low Interest farm loans has been approved by the Ohio Houseal Representatives. The bill will '!lOW go thc1he Ohio Senate for Its consideration. , The loans wlll be available In time for the spring planting season, according to Rep. .Jolynn Boster 0-Galllpolls. The bill places a $50,001 cap on each loan and farms must have lOor fewer employees to qualify for the loans. The bill, which wlll establish a separate agriClilturalltnked depos· Its program , is similar to a successful small business loan program, Boster said. The program Violet, Blue, Peach, Pink SALE I r.. . . . . , ( ,. Thlt Weehld S23,oS31 rosJ ~···:·~In:~ DEMOCRA11C BUDGET GATHERING IAUfll Hudloa, u ••llttnllo len. Baai.U JolatM!In, J).Le., toolla . , . her lhoukler .. Dernemlac membent of tile ll\eU8e Budpt Cot•u•dll~• pllw to Elbftfeldt 'IMIIII , tMIO "r•1ttr 1t11 CMAIQI CAIO dilcultflile procioeliiinp oi iile oarnir*iee;'iii JfiQI 011 '• . . Ohio Hous-e .farm bill offers rmancial help WASHINGTON (API -Agrlcullure Secretary John Block says President Reagan mlsspoke when, vetoing a controversial !arm credit . bill, he said only 4 percent of =~~~~~~h~~~~:~bt:::s. havtng . TERRY CLOTH ROBES MARCH WINDS .... '4.99 answermusthereceiVedbyFHAby March 11. (Continued on page 12) o Arm Chair................... Salt 147 .... 154.00 .... '122.00 Admlned ..Jesslc Bowers, Middleport; E:dward Tcmpll'ton, Porn~· roy; Everett Ransom, llaclne: Lula Shaffer, Pomeroy; Ralph Kern, Shade; Arlene Hill. Pomeroy; Kathy Anderson, Chl-shlre; .Jack Adams, Racine; Chester Shahan, Portland; Jeffrey Proffitt. Haclnr. Dlscharged..none. violation and an assault violatiOn during February with S2l2 being collEcted ln bonds and fines . Clerk Shirley Evans was in· LovtHGI Glider ••: •••• Sale s1•s •••. 199.00 larrtl Chair ................Salt .... 156.00 . doe~n't will be admlnL•tel'ed by the state treasurer's office. "Although a linked deposit program Is not designed to bailout those famicrs ~tecl.erlng on the edge of bankruptcy," Boster said, " th(' program will provide many farmers with' additional financial resources to gel their ~rops planted this spring." Long term solutions , Boster added, should come from Washington. However, In the meantime, "this program does provide Ohio fanners with an extra tool to get them through the current emergency," she said. If enacted. the bill will provide needed flnan~lal ~upport that may prevent ·a major !arm crisis In Ohio, Boster added . The measure alsocrealf'S a credit arbiter within the Ohio Department of Agrlcult urP 16 a'S lsi farmers and le nders In resolving Iheir problems before bankrupt cy proc.wdlngs arc started. Th<' stale treasurer will Initiate the the loan proc«iure by lnvestlng a certificate or deposit with a local bankatbelow market Interest rates . The bank In turn wtu then loan the money to farmers at interest rates below normal borrowing rates. Boster explained. The loans will not be guaranteed by the state and the bank will assume all risks, she addt'd. see _as many problem 4=-=~do~gs~to~ru~n~"~l~o ~se~ .:~a~~st~op~~s~lgn;=~A~d~m~ln~l~st~ra~u~on~;~oan~~~sl~:~ei:ra~n;::fli~iJ~.c~~~~·-as~S€ueti:iij=:=!f6ek :c~ciiewitiitc'F.S~:~"·~· Rtg. 1171.00 Veterans Memorial .oU.l#,.,. .· ALL a,nAL OUTDOOI/PAno FURNITURE lor less! . r· Lloyd/flanders pl'rtmmancl! tealwmg tn' CO fl~'''''~m "ot .. IPLIIliJ!II lurrrn r. · ·:=Mmcclrwiilifs"ACE ~ RCA 2S" dlag011al Color TV with Electronic Tuning ~rrlhMII colnr '$ ] '1 oo· Bflll#llull · SALE PRICES ' FROM ONLY ent rate declines . WASHINGTON (API - Civilian unemployment rE>Cord 1();.7 mUtton, the Labor Department reported. seasona Uy adjusted basis. recrsslon. , ···-· .... .~~~~~~1~~(~~~~do~wn .~?. ~3]!!!r~-e~L ln.!"!..b~ar:}:J'S.-~ll! .•b~!KP!.1hg,~!MI9YJll@.l,g!!)!lCfll1)eJn.l!!.d!JStr1~ .,~.-rn. .. Ol!Br..a!!,.~tl!P-.unemv!ayw.e~!"""s.!e···'NI:"""'G!Hl:!~·~'~~ •i<'"~iJ'.'I!'.flc- ~cr•f>Sr·t:;,o~p;;•~",;;);v;;;;c;:Htow~ ~~~, ..... sl-teng\h crea!oonearly 3M,OOJ · providing services rather than btthOsemanu!actwlng percentage point !rom January's 7.4 percent, unemploynic,nt rates for February: new jobs, the government said today; products. continuing the up-and-down oscillations . that h '!!:~ . -:Adu lt m en, 6.~ [>E'I'CPJll. u.nshangr<~ . .. .. - Tile .r.!!rnl:!!.>r !lf. ~=np!eye:! 1'~-nc!'!car.:;,.~.cwe...er, · lndc'(:..:l;···16tiiylng t.l!iure' 1'fre congr-essioriai · joini • ·• ch'aractei'lied uriemployni'lmt slrice ffi!d:l!*l4. ~Adu lt women, 6. 7 percent, down from 6.8 percent . Ecooomlc Committee, Janet L. Norwood, the Civilian joblessness has been moving In a na<Tow - Tl'<?n-agers, 18.4 percent, down tram 18.9 perl'Cnt . remained about the same, wlth8.4mllllon people listed as out of work, down just85,(lX)from January. commissioner of labor statistics, said, "Large range of 7.1 perCj'nt to 7.5 percent since last May. -Whites, 6.2 percent, down from 6.4'percent . over-thl'-month gains ln the servil-e-producing sector Analysts predict It will drop to 7 percent or even tower -Blacks, 16.3 percent, up from 14.9 percent. Moreover, the jobless rate for black workers rose by 1.4 percentage points to 16.3 percent,largely as a result (255,(lX)) were partly offset by declines ln the this summer, but then edge upward later ln the year. ~Hispanics, 9.7 (X'rcent. down from 10.6 perl'Cnt . of Increased joblessne;s among adult black men. The goods-producing se<;tor, particularly In manu!actur· The rate, which reached a post-Depression peak of An alternate overall unemploym~nt rate, combln· rate for whites, meanwhile, wasoff,from6.4percentto lng." Goods-producing jobs !ell!J7,(00. 10.7 pen'Cilt ln November 1982, dropped to 7.2 percent lng the IJ5.1 million -memher civilian labor force wtt·h 6.2 percent. Meanwhile, the length of the average workweek for · last June, then headed up again before falling to 7.1 the roughly 1.7 million members of the armro fa ref'S The number of Americans holding jobs rose to a production workers fell 36 minutes t.o 40.0 hours on a percent In NovembC'r. the lowest rateslnce thc198l -82 stationed ln the United States, fell to 7.2 percent from 7.3 percent . Racine vUiage council has sche· structed to send Angel Communica· duled its annual cleanup days !or on !Ions a letter regarding HBO In that March 20, 21, and 22. Durtng the the service needs tine tuning and program booklets should be dlstribperiod, a vlllage truck will haul away trash only It It Is placed at the uted earlier. Complaints regarding vehicles being left on roadways cutblng. Council has stressed that · residents need to clean up some or were discussed and Marshal Lyons will be asked to check on violators. they may be subject toflnes under a . --~.~Complaints aired town ori!Jnance. In other matters conducted all he Reports ~ere also a Ired on the recent council session, repair to the abuse or \rash collection which Include the more than one famlly Is front of the dump truck and to the steering mechanism on a backhoe uslng the service, but paYing only the one family rate and are using . was authorized. The vUiage al)d water .board wlll share costs on the more than the designated numberor trash bags. Heavy Items are belng . latter repair. An Insurance salesman presented · put Into bags which as a result burst lnfonnaflon on a group cancer open. The ordinance on hauling Insurance policy that it available to provides that the residential rate Is town employes. $12 per quarter per famUy and that Glenn Rizer, ·street commls· llems be placed at curbside ln stoner, reported that during Febru· suitable containers which can be ary, he and general relief workers easily loaded onto the truck. No spent 99 hours ln snow removal more !han slx JO.gaUon bags are to uslng five loads and cinders and 12 be used. loads of trash were hauled to the 'Council asks residents tp cooper· landfiU. ate with the ordinance so that the present pickup rate can continue. Pollee Chief Alfred Lyons re- 3-PC. TWIN SET ....... Only S14.99. ~-PC. fUll SET ......~·~Only S19.99 4-PC. QUEEN SU ..... OnlY, s,26.99 enttne . Clean-up date set , by Racine coutlcil ·· Decorator matched top and fit· ted bottom sh.e ets with pillow cases. ii¥"'~=-=,.~c..,.,"==~·~"~'~"'~=~~ .... - - . ,. PERCALE HO .. IRON . COORDINATED BED SOS KI1CHEN RANGES Emergency run" lfrlffl:l ~ MARCII '-INDS SPECIAL VALUE MARCH WINDS ~~C MAGIC CHEF GAS AND ELECTRIC account of their total snow rcmovol costs during the cou nty's fou r day snow emergency. That total was SIJ42.55 and Include; the rental of a bulldozer. The trustees hope state money may beCome available to help pay for thP added expenses incurred during that time . Approval by the commisslon<'rs has not yet bren glvc·n · to Ihi' propoSEd. union agreement . for county highway depamncnt employees. " It's stU! under conside o'a· tlon, :· 5aid Koblentz. Bridge construction on Township Fld. l76maybeflnlshrobythe first of the week reported Phil Roberts. county <.'ngineer. A_ cost s haring agreement between the munty a nd Ohio Power Co. is funding the bridge. Ohio Bridge ro. out Of Cambridge Is In charg£• of construction. After completion oft he brldgP, the Ohio Bridge c·rcw will move their equipment to County Rd. :1 !Depot St.) where they will drive pi Illig to repair a slip In t h\' road. Cost Emergency Medical Services reports. At 5: !illa.m., the Rutland Unit took John Kahn from Meigs Mine 2 to O'Bieness Hospital . in Athens: Racine at 5:41 p.m. look Chesler ·Shal]an from Great Bend to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Ra · cine at 6: 'll p.m. took Jack /\dams ·from Adams Road to Vc·terans Memorial and at 9: IY.i p.m. Flacln<· went to Route 124 for .Jt•ff l'roiJ'ilt, taken to Veterans Memorial. . =->-'<...--,;,·_'-" .FRIDAY,. MARCH 8 and SATURDAY, MARCH 9 • -- Civilian unemplo 1 • at y e ~ East<'m Star, English Club, a life member of the American Ostcopa!hie Association and attended Grace United MethOdist Church. She marr'led Coleman Claire Gcttlrs on March . J, 1933 · In Gall ipolis, and he preceded her In .dcalhinl937. • ... •' • • I. • Capitol Hll. ll'rGni left - · s-. Gar, llari of Celondo; hmllll Bxon al Nebrtslka. obecured; Dulel MoJ1111u1a al New York; Howlll'd Melzen!Nium al Olllo; .......... Cltllell al Flartda; Emet& Holllap of 8ui&li C.-lr.iif.ia1 Dei ~-.:~~vi u-=·na. (M' . . !f'llbo"). - .., "The president did mlsspeak," Block said Thursday under ques· tlonlng by the Senate Agriculture Com!J1Itlee. "A much higher per· cen oagethanthatarefaclngscrious :~in and stress nnanctauy," he According to Agriculture Depart · menl economists, approximately 178,!Ul "famlly-sl7.e l'Ommerclal farms' 1 with sales of $40,1XXl to $.'i00.1XXl· annually have debts In excess of 40 percent or their assNs and are· In a severe cash-flow squeeze. Those do not Include other "highly leveraged" farms.ln larger and smaller sa Irs categories. The 178,0XImlddle-slzefarms In a financial blnd represent te;s than 8 percentofallthe!armslntheUnlled StateS, but they account fornearly18 percent or total production and are considered the cornerstone of the ramlly farm system. They also make up 28 percent of the mid·sl7.c group. "We believe thej>ercentagelossof farms will be heavier this year, maybe in the range of 5 percent" or the U.S. total and "II could get sllghfly above that," Block said. Accoo·dtng to USDA projections for the next three to five years, the annual farm loss."probably will stay In that range or lesS" before starting to Pasc "back down to tho normal ra ngi'" of tosses, he said . Block made his remarks at a conference of farm journalists held at USDA to explain and promote lh<' administration's new farm bill, thP Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1985, which calls for a mluctlon In government commodity supports in favor or a '.'mark£>t-orl£>nted" system. Agriculture St.>cretary ,John Bk>ek SocSec cost-of-living raise· deadlocks budget _committee Budget Committee is over whether to question of proposed cost -of-living frCCZ1'S for a wide cancel cost·of.llvlng Increases next year for :1.5.5 rangf'Ofgovcmmentpenslonand benefit prom-ams ~ million Social Security recipients to help prune federal Including those !or veterans and retired fropral deficits. workers. He argued thf'Se beneficiaries should b<• put Committee Chairman Pete v, Domenlcl, R·N.M., · on the same foollngwl\h Social Security recipients . said his panel wUI try again next week to brteak the Before quitting until noon on Tuesday, thl' committee voted to reject Reagan's proposal to lnnpasse, predicting that some !orm or benefits fret>Zc l!.'rmlnate the Legal Sei'VIces Corp., addin~ It to a will ultimately prevail. despite strong Reagan growing list of programs spared from tht• budg£'1 knlf('. administration objections. In a series of votes late Thursday after a stprmy The committee voted earlier Thursday to tk'ny tooth two-hour debate, the22-membercommlttrercjected, hospitals and doctors any incre<osc In Ml>dlcart' 1J.8,Domenlcl'sproposaltofreezebenefltsaswellasa payment rates next year. It also voted 2().() a~ainst . Reagan's recommendation to ratS(' the premiums rival effort by Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N. Y., to block such a freeze, by a 12·9 vote. paid by Medicare patIents. It alllo rejected, 18-3, a middle-ground j)I'OIXlllal by Generally, the Republlcan·conlr'OIIed committee has bel.'nrejecllngmost o!thepresldent'sproposalsfor sen. EmestHolllngs, D·S.C.. thai would haveglventhe deep domestic spending cuts and program termlnacost·of·llvlng Increases only to those with earnings below the poverty llne. lions while voting to freeze most federal programs at • Failure or Congr~s to act on the Issue would allow current spending levels. nextJanuary'scost-of.llvlnglncreasetotakeeffectas So far, It has defied Reagan and voted to spare scheduled, as the president has proposed. The · Amtrak subllldles, mass transit grants, too student loan program, theSr1'1all Buslnl'SSAdminlstratton, tht• proposed freeze would cut about $6 billion from the Appalachian Regional Commission · and Urban deflcllln 1986. ''There are two or three people who may change Development Action Grants. their vote (ln favor of a freeze I It they get something But when It came to Social Security brncflts, the ei.ie- tiiey--wiirt,'' Dornenld said. "i stiii thinK rnere!s"" -~ tr~mast :spending raiiy cameto ~ff a-bnipt-hnh . pretty sublltanttal support for a freeze." j �.- The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 .Ohio ~ommentary 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio -DEVOTED. TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON .%REA Q~ ~m~ f'""T"l.......L.-~·~=·~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETf Publisher BOB HOEFLICII Gtneral WASHINGTON (NEA) - "I'm selling wheat today for less tl)an I did five years ago - but buyers In other countries now must pay mOT«' for II than ever before," says. Farnam, N«>b., rancher-farm«>r Tom VIckers. " It can't go on Uke this." VIckers holds a relatively modest · Pc>lliical position - he's a member of· N«>braska's state legislature - but h«> understands far more about was not attributable to any of his the Impact ol global economics on administration's policies or actions. "A lot or It has to do with the doDJestlc agriculture than does the runaway lnllatlon, the double-digit country's leading elected official. When President Reagan was tnnatton that we had In the past," asked about thf' plight of the proclaimed the president, appar· nation's rural residents at his · ently obUvious to lhe devastating February news conferenef', he Impact ol the overvalued dollar on Insisted that "the farm problem Is agricultural exports. the result of things that have beeri When one journalist suggested done In the past" - and certainly of that the strong dollar - a · .. AP Sporia Writer TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) -So much for the home-murt advantage 1n the Mid-American Conference Basketball Tournament. Ball Sta~ shot down that theory by Upsetting host Toledo In the opening round Thursday night. "I can't remember very much aboot the g~. My head 1s swlnvnlng rtght nqw," said BaU " Stale's :Mike cnesser. whose steal and free tbrow with four seconds left provided the Cardinals with' their 68-&i margin. , It was only the 13th ~!~!teat In 76 home games for Toledo (16-12) against In ~year- A MEMBER of The Associ all'<! Press.Inland Dall~· Press Ass ocia tion and the American Newspaper Publlsht-rs Association . :mo words lon~ . A.ll]('tters an• subject to rotting and ~us1 b(. !ilg,nro wi th narne. ad drf'Ss and tE'IPpt10nc> number.. No . unsl~nf'd l£>1ters will b(' published . i.f'ltE'rs shOuld be In good tast e, addr('sslnJ;:" Issues. no.l J)f'rsonalities . . the massive federal budget deficits during Reagan's tenure- might be the leading cause of other nations' tnabUity to purchase this country's farm crops, the vi-.:sldentrejreted the Idea. "The problem with the dollar tqday.'' explalned,Reagan, ·;,Is that · our trading parthers In Europe hav«> not caught up wlth us In their economic re<<w••rv. ary economics does not comport . wlth r«>allty In 1h«> global marketplace. Indeed, lhe overvalued dollar Is proving to be more damaging to U.S. agriculture than any of the revllf'd emmrgoes on . crop exports Imposed by Rl!agan's predecessors. · exports were valued News Editor LETIERS OF OPINION ar(' w£>1COm£>. Th('v shou ld I.H• lt>sS than By GEORGE sTRoDE }-,armers and .the dollar ___~~___:,._R_o~be_rt_-W<_a_lte_rs The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD • Bobcats face Kent State in MAC semi finals Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · Friday, March 8. 1985 .. r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;; Michigan's is coach. or later, everybody going"Sooner to get Invited to the Ronnie Harper show. He was levitating-:-" StiU, Payne thinks Eric Newsom<>, a 5-8 guard who scored 22 points, is lhe key man for Miami. "When IK> plays weu otrenstvety. Miami gels very tough to beat. They wlll do well In the tournament as · THE CAR YOU WANTISHERE Robbins hinted that Kent State may be ready to spring another ""~"""·-~-·~ ::J"":"j~~;:~;k~;d', ~1~~~\-~1'1~~ ·"" '"''~"' ~,~, e.~(rlg~~~:k~a~!:!:-~alnst,.; Unlvenllty . consumer mcomes .. · ·-~-- ~-· --"· ··~,...,"- . Toledo tonight In 2' door, well equipped, " "' 1984 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT sltghtly to $37.8 billion last year. Th«> fundamental problem faced by lhe nation's farmers Is that they hav«> become too efficient. In a typical year, they produce 4fXl mUIIon to 500 mfl!lon bushels of f'XCe5S, Wheat and about 1.2 billion bushels of excess corn~ even after accounllng for domestic consumptlo~ and export sales. . To relieve the economic pressure causro by overprOduction, half of !iii crops and onl,.lltird of al~ feed grains must go Into lntel'l)atlonal commerce. The Importance of exports Is Illustrated by soybeans, a crop whoSI' annual d,omestlc harvest exceeds two billion bushels and whose producers have been SJll!nd· lng about $6 million annually to df'velop glohal markets. · .. · In spite of what some peopl«> believe is an overload of lnstaUmrot and mortgage debt, Am«>rlcan houSI'holds seem to he doing pretty w«>llof late. In fact, says a University of Michigan surv«>y of consumer attitudes. "th.e personal financial situation of Ammerlcan families improvro to a greate, . extl'nt in 1!)!W than in any other year In thf' prior two decades," ' . . ; A couple of r«>a~ons why ar«> obvious: Relatively low inflation and a great expansion in the' labo( force. More people than ever are working, and the jlaychecks they take home are not eaten up by rising prices. Ther«> is a less recognized reason, too, a nd It Involves high Interest rates and a rather _healthy , stock market. Investors, that is, are adding 'substantially to their paychecks from «>arnlrigs in both equ'lty aiid credit " m a rkets. • ' : Researchers at First Pennsylvania Bank calculate that since last July i.he stock market has "lifted th«> value of houSI'hold holdings of equity betwf'f'n $2JO bU!ion and $.lXl btlllon." · Big numbers have a tendency to lose their mei"'ing, but not when dividoo . by 230 million. which is the rough estimate of aU Am«>rlcans. That $2.:;() billion means mor«> than $1,00l to sprod for f'Vf'ry man, women and child. : And they have been spending, which In ltSI'If helps promote that_good feeling showing up in an the consumer confldf'ncesurveys. A$1increase in net worth,-says·Pennsylvanla Bank,-means.an.additional6 c«>nts added to spending. While stocks have been good to .investors, so haVf' high Interest ratf'S. ' · Most oft he time you hear aboutth«> negative side of interest rates- that, . · ·. ----,.-------"-~----------'--.:....~ for _example, trey dampen spending a nd make it difficult for business to WASHINGTON- The _Reagan The CIA had no Idea whether and Dale Van Alta have come fully compared the secret version e/(pand. But in recent years they have been putting money Into the pocketbook, too. administration is using the rubber Yurt Andropov had·a wife and, If he across a 'Classic example. of this In a against the public one to find out Slndling«>r & co., a Media, Pa. mar ket consumer research company, . stamp of secrecy with reckless did, whether she was his first or 1982 Air Force study. Commlssljust what the classification stamp notes that since 1978, the yl«>ld from llxf'd-income securities has risen as a disregard forth«> American publ1c's second. Her preSI'nCf' at his funeral oned by former Air Force Chief of was used for. percentage of total income. . nght to know. finally «>nabled the CIA's doggro Staff Gen. Lew Allen, till> study Their conclusion Is that the secret From 12.2 percrot in 1978, th«> yield roSI' to 13.3 Jll!rc«>nt in 1979, to 14.5 I've sounded this theme before, ag«>nts to solve this puzzle. Konstan· callro "Air Force" ~.. - appar- docum«>nt Is simply crystal·ball pe[l:ent.in 198!, to 16.3 percent in 1981 and to16.81n 1982. It dipped In 1983, to but this time I'm going to let you in tin Chernenko's wife was also kind ently was supposed to determine gazing and has no busln«>ss being on a llttl«> secret about many of enough to show up for the same "the operational envlronm«>nt classtfled, other than to hide the 16.1 Jll!rcent, but then rebounded to 16.8 percent last y«>ar. Meanwhile. interest paid to business by th«> consumer sector has these classlfled documents: Quite ev«>nt, Sf'ttllng another Intelligence which will confront the Air Force at absence of omniscience evidenced remained far more stable, although It too has riSI'n- from 2.5 p«>rcent of frankly, they are often classified not gap. the tUrn of the century." by the Air Force's top planners. · houSI'hold expenses in 1978 to 2.8 J)l!rcentln 1983 and 3.1 percent last year. · so much for what Is In them, as for · Hiding the limitations of U.S. TJ!e exreutlve summary my Out of the total of 94 paragraphs Consumers. that is, have been g«>ttlng a better deal at the hanks and what Isn't. lntelllgroce may be justifiable at associates obtained Is classified In the secret report, only SI'Vf'n other institutions that pay lnt«>rest.lt adds to houSI'hold confid«>nce, and It Take, for example, a Central the "Top Secret"lev«>l, but ther!O' Is "Secret-No Fom-WNINTEL." By w«>re classified. Even these SI'Vf'n adds to.consumption, too, which helps·ex-plain. why the economy continues . Intelligence-Agency report I sawno excuse at the lower "Secret" . l«>gal d«>flnltlon, "Secret" m«>ans sf'Cret ,paragraphs contained no- · to ~xpand. . · · classified higher than "Top Secret" level. If the Soviets snatched a that thedlsclosureofthlsdocument thing particularly sensitive _ for Not every on<> is happy with the siluatlon, however. Professors 'Richard - on "Unld«>ntlfloo Res«>arch and secret document and found out the would cause "serious" damage to Instance, the notion that "The u.s. The ' secrecy . 's' tamp ·' Ohio -Sportlight 1984· CHEYROLn CELEBRITY 4 door, V-6, auto .• AM/FM. Sharp and pric!!d right. 1982 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX L.J. V-6, auto., low miles, well equipped. By George Strode _1981 MONTE CARL05 Smal.l V:B.~~tr.con~ .• auto., clean. Hunter ·has·· 210· wins SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP) - Larry Hunter remembers his first four games as Wittenberg University's basketbaU coach, two of which were defeats. · "J was .really worried, " Hunter said of his .500 start nln«> seasons ago. "You take-ov«>r a program !Ike this and you are wet behind the ears. You think you can get it don<>, but you're not sure. · "You hear the wolves out there saying, 'Who Is this young whippi!rsnappt?r?'" Under Hunter, thf' Ohlo Conference school's basketball program never has been in _better hands. Hunter's 210vlctorles is better than aoy coach in ·the Tigers' history- better than Ray Moors, hett«>r than Eldon MUier and better than Bob Ha mUton. · Hls teams have lostonly52tlmes. Hiswlnnlngpercentagelsbetterthan .!nl. He has won one national Division Ill crown and has been to the Final Four thrf'f' times. He has coached five Ohlo Conf«>rence Tournament winners and fiv«> regular·season league champions. Hunter's cun-ent production has won 27 of II games and has reachro the Division III national quart«>rflnals. The Tigers wUI play at North Park (Ill.) Saturday night .' . · Hunter prerers to pass the credit for keeping Wlt(l'nberg's winning tradition going through 29 straight Sl'asons. He contends It's the play«>rs, not the coach, who kf'f'p th«> Tigers a national contender. The native of The Plains, near Athens, may have seemed an unUkely candidate to replaCf' HamUton wheii" t:h«> latter took the U.S. Naval Academy's coaching job In 1976. Hunter nev«>r had servoo as a head coach. He had Interned as a one-year assistant at Marietta College after playing as a walk<ln guard at Ohio University. He Sl'rved as Hamilton's aide for three seasons, too. Jack Anderson · overext«>nded. ·;ltes and all the CIA's men hadn't They malnta_in. in fact , that families today ar«> at their highest lev<>! of been able to solve the puzzl«> of a financial risk sine«' 1977, and some bankers. brokers and oth«>r academics butldlng locatro at a Sovl«>t nuclear a~ee with them. test sit<>. Its purpose remained !}ccording to Wlddows and Johnson, more than three.quarters of• unknown for nearly a decade, even households had less than two months incom«> in checking and savings though It had been undf'r construeaccounts In 1983, compared wlth 58 J)l!rcent In 1977. tlon for almost that long. :M«>rrill Lynch, the big Investment firm, adds another statistic to the The same Is tru«> of several concerns, noting that mortgage and consumer debt in th«> third quarter of top-secret CIA briefings for ·Pres!dent Reagan on Soviet leaders -:1984 totaled 67 percent of disposable income, clos«> to a record· high. Still, tiw rising levels of Income - aided by stock gains and lnt«>rest they must have been classlflro to payments_ are spurring confidence. hide our Ignorance.· Slndilng«>r reports that on, Feb. 18 more than 45 p«>rcen,t of households surveyed by telf'PhOne r eportro that income had riSI'n over thf' past six months, and that the Increases added toconsum«>rs: feellngsolconfldence. a "Y" Polltburomemberorttrecost of a oew "Z" agricultural plan, they would reckon lhe Information was simply held under tighter security. So Ignorance classified at the "Secret" level Is mor«> Ukely Intended to protect the Intelligence analysts who wrote the report and don't want to advertise their lack of special Insight. · My assoclat~s Donald Goldberg Who ar " e the .c"ontras President Reagan calls them "freedom fighters." In Nicaraguan towns such as Pantasma, a few miles from the Honduran border, they have a dlff«>rent Image. The following suggests why: "Since Sf'ptember, when the coffee-picking season regan, bands of 20 or II 'contras' have stepped up ambush«>s In the area; apparently In an effort to sabotage the economically critical coffee crop. They have terrorized much of th«> population, raped women and burnoo down shacks and coffee groves. Supply trucks are so . assaulted the contras the revolutionary junta. Cruz, additionally, was amllassador In Washington and almost a candidate In last fall 's presld«>nttal «>lectlon. The rank and file Is now reported to be recruited for the most part from young pi!asants and . Jandowners opposoo to Sandlnlsta agricultural reform efforts. Contra leaders say Somoza veterans •constltut«> a minute J)l!rcentage, a few hundred at most In a fore«' that some estimates put as large as 15,00). . Even 1f so •. those few provide most of the commanders Including top man Enrique Ber. a former officer In Somo· lion,". meaning the document may not be shared with a foreign country, not even those such as Great Britain wlth whom we routinely shar«> lntelllgenc«>. "WNINTEL" stands for "Warning Notice: Sf'nsltlve Intelligence Sources and Methods Involved." All that classtflro «>mbroldery points to the Idea that this Is one hot document. So my associates dull- 1 the prediction that "the perception of warfare as a l«>gillmat«> r>eans of settling International disputes wlll gain greater acceptanCf'." Pag«> 5 of this secret summary features a chart, separat«>ly classlfled "Secret," of 11 "possible" nations which will join the six· . nation "nuclear club" by the year 2(XX). Never mind that I reported these 11 publicly three years before th«> Air Force report - In 1979. J --------------------------------Daniel Ortega acknowlroges Is In "hellish" shapi!. An unpopular draft Is being expanded. An estimated II,OOJ people 18-to-25 years old have been taken Into the military since <>arty last year, provoking scattered anti-government demonstrations. Men up to II years old are now subjret to call, aggraval)ng a labor shortage. While all this Is hurting the -Concepcion feels he let teammates down Sandlnlstas, there are no Indica· tlons It Is winning many hearts and mln(ls for the Contra cause. Especially not In places Ilk<>. Pantasma where, according to the Journal's correspondent, J)l!asants have taken to carrying rilles. The roads are lined wlth burnt-out trucks and coffee beans arf' rotting In the fields becauSI' storag«> silos have been gutted by raiding "freedom fighters ." TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Dave Concepcion, a fixture at shortstop for the Clnctnrtatl Rros since 1970, says he frets a rf'Sponslbility to provide leadership for the team . Concepcion, 36, partly b)ames his play last Sf'ason for the Reds' problems and flfth·place finish In 19!W. He balled .24.5 - his second consecutive sub-.250 season -In 154 gamf'S wllh four hom<> runs and 58 runs batted in. l!" Japan. Within a month, h«> concluded a treaty with th«> Japanesf'. ·In 1874, th«> 13th prf'Sid«>nt of th«> United States, Millard Fillmore, died In BUffalo, N.Y. · . :1n 1891, New York state enacted the first dog-IICf'nslng law In the nation. ln 1917, the first of two Russian Revolutions regan with rioting and strll<es in Sf. Petersburg. Also In 1917, th«> U.S. Sf'nate voted to Umll filibusters by adopting th«> cloture rule. 'In 1900. the 27th president of the United States, WIUiam Howard Taft, died In Washington. In 1942, lhe Japani'Se captured Rangoon, Burma during World War II. Ten years ago: SPeaking to a Republican leadf'rship conference In Washington, former Callfornla Gov. Ronald Reagan criticized President Gerald R. Ford's plea the day before to broad«>n the base of the GOP, saying a political party "cannot be au things to all prople." Five y«>ars ago: In Iran, a plan to tr'ansfer control of the U .S. hostages to th«> Revolutionary Council fell apart wh«>n the miUtants halked at yielding the captives. · Ore y«>ar ago: A Sf'nate committee agreed to df'lay the vot«> on Edwin Meese's nomination as Attorney General. · : Today's birthdays: Retired ~. Jennings Randolph, DW.Va., Is 83. Actress Claire Trevor Is 76. Actress-dancer Cyd CharlsSE' is 64. Actress Sue Ane Langdon is 49. Singer Charley Pride is 47. Former baseball player Jim BOuton Is 46. Actress Lynn Rrograve is 42. Actress Susan Clarkis41. Actor Mickey Dolenz is 40. Lyricist Carole Bay«>r Sager is 39. Actress Jaime Lyn Bauer ·Is 36:-Basellllll pmyer· Jim Ri<:e is 32. · · •· ·· ···~ • 'Jbought tor today: "Because things aretheway they are, things will not ·:tay the way they are." - Bf'rtholt Brecht, German p!lf't and dramatist · t !898-1!¥.16) . ,, beans, corn, sugar and salt. They have run out of medicine. " r• That Is lifted from a recent report by a Wall Street Journal . correspondf'nt on the seen<>, w)lo found that the contras do not enjoy quite the same support locaUy as they do In the Whl,te House. As the president tells It, the contras are all lovers of fl'eedom and df'mocracy. In truth, they are a mixed bag and the democratic Ideals of SOil1f' ar«> opi!n to question. The Initial reslstanef' to the. Sandlntstas, beginning soon after the overthrow of Anastasio Somoza . In July 1979, came from roving bands of Somoza's former soldiers. They did not become 11n effrettve force untO the CIA took them · In hand two years later, supplying and funding OJ)I!rattons to a publicly acknowledged total to date of some . $Ill mlliion. ·. Mon;, respec~ble ~Nicara,guans _ have since joined the cause Arturo Jose Cruz and Alfonso Robelo, to name two. Both are former non-Sandinlsta members of than enough to turn off much of the Nicaraguan publtc, so widely and deeply detested Is al)y Somoza connection. , The contra Image has another problem . It Isn't helpi!d by th«> feuding between !actions, and lactloos within factions. About the only point of solid agreeroent Is the deslrf' to oust the Sandlnlstas from Managua. That would not app«>ar to be an Immediate prospect. Despite considerable 'effort, the Honduranbased contras have not been able to seize and hold territory that would gtve them a foothold Inside the Country, or to provoke the popular uprising t~rouJ!h "'hich they say they expect to attain their goal. There Is no question but that they are having some Impact. They have succeeded In placing thf' country on a war footing that the Saildtnlstas are hard pressed to sustain. Food subsidies and'soclal programs have had to be cut back. Scarce resources are being drained from a clvUian economy that President • J. ,, "Amazing, how some folks are able to h andle the·annual spring thaw around here/" up. hard this spring, and I found out that I got my stroke back," Concepcion said this week in a training camp lnt«>rvlew. Player-Mamlg«>r Pete Rose says he intends to retain Concepcion as team captain, a role Concepcion has filled slnCf' 1983. But Rose has told Concepcion he will be dropped to fifth or sixth In the batting order. Form«>r Manager V«>rn Rapp fired In August - frequently had Conef'pclon batting third last year. " I'll be hlttingmayheslxthorftfth . in theordf'r, Peteclldsaythattome. I know there Is no way I should be hitting third or fourth," Concepcion said. "Pe-te doesn't have to tell me hoW Important! am tothls team. I'm the regular shortstop and I guess I'll help ihe team.! have to show how to · do good and be ready to help the kid : tollowtngme." · ! Concepcion has played more · games tot the Reds at Clnclnn~!!·~ ltlvertron! Stadium than any other player. He has been the !<>am's regular shortstop, and occasionally a third haSI'man, since 1970. Except for a broken leg in 1973, he has had unbroken ·service since before the t«>am moved to Riverfront from Crosley Fl«>ld In 1970. SALE 5_,~95 "This Car Will Compare With the Best." Indians feel Carter may be future star TUCSON. Ariz. (AP) - Th«> Cl«>velandindiansgaveaCyYoung Award-winn«>r to the Chicago Cubs MARCH '"~--------- OUT--TC .. . ... •... ·"--~··-· --- ~~:=~.,- ut nlfTire Sales ~ For Great Tire Savings BATTERY....... S4995 36 MONTH BATTERY •••••••• $3995 72 MONTH INSTALLED INSTALLED National XT60 All Season Steel Beltd Radials FREE REPLACEMENT. UP TO 50'!. 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"This year is a good type of Individual who will tmprov«> example . H«>'.s got. a couple of scorers In (Tim) Casey and (Stev«>) Iannarlno, but the othe r players know their roles and stay within them. 1 becausehewantsto." Cleveland sent pitcher Rick "And they j)lay well defensively and rebound so weU. They .a ttack the SutcUffe to the Cubs In exchange for ·basketball. Larry just gets the most out of his players." · Carlf'r, outfteldf'r Mel Hab and Coach Gale Daugherty of Ohio Northern said, "I don't think Wittenberg pitcher Don Schulze last Jun«>. ever lucks out. Whateve r they do Is by deslgri. They are very easy to SutcUffe went on to win the National prepal"(' for: . thE;re's no gimmicks. It's like when you played Lombardi In League's Cy Young Award. Ihe NFI ·· They_ran left. ran right and had about three passes. You knew It was coming, but try to stop il." ' . . Don Graif.~ ( ?. · ,• 2 door, stick shift, 20,000 miles. =-~-~W~~Jdil:a:w~s~-a~~ill~a~~D~·iX~Il'~~~:J~o~n~n:"SO~-m~o~:r-~·.~Pu~,~~u:·:ue~~tJ~-~n~l;ve~,.,~~~~;y~·~m;·~"-~rl::::~::~. ~D~-;;-:.,~·~;;;Io~pf..~.e~n·~·~F~""~l~-H-~tj~---t~-iv~--:-~-3~:"~'-,.~,.T'"~"t~s~;c~~~~A~~~tat~tlin~·t~~iea~"'~-r~n~ell;-~":hou~t~""'~wE"X~'~•,·;·";":·~u~ur~n~·;a!~i~io~rr~ai~secu:·~n=··ty~--~:~c.~·i~~o~-;F;on~-~r·!~i~s· ~·2'"'a~n~a:~-~(r~.s~.s~~·f,R~.~~wl~l~i-re~m~ai;n~·to~·eo;.~iojgr~·-~~~~11 :~~"~:~·~"Hi.,e~,~-"D:-J1L~~h~im.s ;--;""~-!f~..:.·,~.~-sa.t~~~ct~~~D~a~~v~.e~~~;~·- ;:~~:~· =~-~~~~~~~-~·a;s~t~ye~a~.t~?~a~nd..tb.PJOOJ3J1$~believe. · r lll'lo'~ Today is Friday, March 8, th«> 67th day of 19!!'i. Therf' are 298 days left In the year. ·' · Today's highlight in history: On March 8, 1965, the United States landed about 3,500 Marines In South : VIetnam. Qn this dat<': In 1702, England's Queen Anne ascendf'd to the throne upon the death of William Ill. In 1782, some 90 Indians who had converted to Christianity w«>re massacred by militiamen in Gnadenhutt«>n, Ohio, in retaliation for raids carried out by oth«>r Indi ans. · In 1841, U.s. Supr«>me'Court Justice Oliver WendeU Holmes Jr. was born In Boslon. 1a.111111 .~..,~·~ - Today in history ... a ·said. · up1e1 In the lelllltlnall, reminding coach, agreed. • ' Mtaml avoided another upset by wt1ters that the Flashe8 defeated . "I stiU .think It is any~ holding Western Michigan to one 0hlo76-Q)dDwnthestretch. tournament.'' Boyce said. "the basket In an eight -minute stretch. "They an! the champs, but we are tavorltea don't necessarily have to That helped account for a 'lr>-58 • corning-Ott a blgwtn_agalnst them at win. Kent State, 'to me, is In a gociif Redskin-lead with 1: 10-left. ·our place. We WOUld Uke-to l'l'pellt It ·- position. I lcnow- they ar'e-gofng to: "The key to the galliC was the here. I feel we are In a good come out and play liard.'' defense of Mlaml In the second position," he said. Fred Cofield had 26 points and: half," said Y«>rn Payn«>, Westf'TO Jim Boyce, Eastern Michigan's VInce Gites lB for the Broncos. *ALIGNMENTS *SHOCKS INSTALLED *FRONT END REPAIR *BRAKE WORK *FRONT END PARTS IN STOCK *TIRE REPAIR Tt*t adwontagt of our Front End Alg Willllt Special-113.95 for most Amtrkan Cars. Wt stodl a fullint of Front End Perfs to give yeu quick proftniiMGIItr· . a. W Jainll Start At CWy 114.71. W. a have tht most I'ICIIOIIOblt Wlor rate -.lid. Wt a arry liiiroyal, Mtlil & r•nt01• Tlrts. SALE liDS FllliAY, IIAICIIIJ, 1915 TALl TO IAII., MARY or DYIII AND LIT TIIIM HILP YOU WITII TOll nil fiiiDS. . MASTER CARD AND VISA WELCOME RUTLAND TIRE SALES "lettl•e Yoa nire Slftlf" PHONE: 742-3011 HOUI~, Mlln .~t • loatlll on M.in St., Rutland l '" '-· r.t....., I .,. 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TtAFORD SR. Pomeroy m s. F. Fultz 216 Second Pomeroy 992-33U J. Marcus Fultz ' SWISHER & LOHSE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Naltonwide ins. Co. at Columbus, 0 . 104 w. Mam 991·1311 Pomeroy & SOHIO ElliS& SubScribers not desiring to pay the carrier m~ty remit In advance dlroct to The Dally Sentinel on a~- 6or 12 month basts. Cred it will be give n carrier each month. Takes lwo-slroke lead ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -Morris Hatalsky Scored an eagle-2 on the way to a wind· blown, 5-under-par66 during their 'Metro Conference tournament game at Freedom Hall Thursday night. Cincinnati advanced with a 50-44 win. (i\P Laserphoto). Georgetown rips Connecticut By The Associated Press apiece as Georgetown raised Its Boston. College freshman Troy Top-ranked Georgetown may be record to 28·2 with its lOth straight Bowers put up a soft, short jump scary, but it s next opponent Isn't too vlctorv. shot at the buzzer that rolled around .scared. Yet. · Ewing got15 point![ tn.JJ!e second the .rim a full turn before slowly .. ... '' nie ' No. I Hoyas conHnued .their half after mlsslng the last 9Jo2 spinning away. recml rampage Thursday by blitz· mlnutesortheflrsthalfafterplcklng Rafael Addison shot 7-for-7 from up his third foul. the field in the second half and Jed ing Connecticut 93-62 In a Big East Conference tournament quarterfiGeorgetown completed Its rout by Syracuse with 23 points. nal game. scorlngl6straightpoinlsforan89-52 · While Syracuse plays George- · That victory, which equaled the lead with four minutes left. town, St. John's will face Villanova, biggest rout lnthesix-yearhistoryof St. Jolut's, which split Its two which heat Pittsburgh 69-61, In the tournament, came after the games with Georgetown during thE' tonight's semlfinals. Top Twenty .defending NCAA champions fin - regular season, had little trouble in ished the regular season by destroy- • dlspl'nslng Providence. Keith Lee, the 6-foot-10 Mamphis ing then-No. I St. Jolut's and - Walter Berry scored- 23 points, State senior, scored17 points as·the Syracuse. · Chris Mullin 22 and Bill Wennington Tigers Opl'ned their Metro ConferThe next stop for the Georgetown 21. They combined to score a ll but ence tournament play by beating express will tonight in Big East four of Jhe Redmen's potnts in the Southern Mlsslsslppi. Anthony Jones scored 17 points semlflnals against No. 13 Sy-racuse, first half. a team theHoyasrompl'dpast91J.6.1 The game was the last In the and four Nevada-Las Vegas starcoaching careerofProitidence'sJoe lers tallied In double-rlgures in last Sunday. "It's scary. they're playing so Mullaney, who Is retiring after leading the Runnin' Rebels past well," Syracusee Coach Jim Bo- leading the Friars for 18 years. Paclflc In the Pacific Coast Athletic eheim said after his Orangemen Mullaney, who also coached in the Association. UNLVwastheleague's defeated Boston College 'io-69 later American and National Basketball regular-season champion. Thursday. " I know we can play Associations, was carried off the Anthony Welch made four foul better.<han last time. court on lheshouldersofhlsplayers. · shots In the final 16 seconds of Syracuse had considerably more overtlme tQ give Illinois Its victory Dom Perno. th~ Connecticut coach, was impressed with the trouble In advancing to the Big East over Iowa In action In the Big Ten, Georgetownsteam-roJJer. semifinals. The Orangemen took which does not have.a postseason A few hours after Georgetown's thP lead on Dwayne . "Pearl" tournament. Illinois overcame a easy triumph, No.2St.Jolut'srouted Washington's baskt't with 21 se· 10-polnt deflcitin thesecondhalfand Providence 9().62 In another Big conds left, and then watched as went on to chnch sole possession of East quart~riinal. St. .Jolut's is the second place in · the conference, Local howling Sk~Une BowDn« ....... 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Outslde Ohio 13 WN•ks ........ .. . . . ~ Ewing, the Hoot All-American, and BUJ Martin scored 20 points Southern's sixth grade All-Star Team, wl<h players from Letart Falls, Port land, Racine and Syra cuse, will play the New Haven AU-Star Team Sunday afternoon at Southern Junior High In Racine, beginning at 3 p.m. A second game will he played between· Portland flfth grade champs and New Haven's fifth grade All-Stars. Admission will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for stqdents. Refreshments wtJJ be available. Ohio scores Ohlu ( 'oiJ•'lr. Bal;kfotln.U \l't'l'rl~·~ ~b Tuumumt'ft\!o; Ml'tm f onf f'lr..ol Rnund nnclnnttll ~ Tulan!' -14 Mid Anx-nt lill ( 'onl .,l'Ml llound O.tiJ Sl Ql, l 'olrdo "'• f.; t-n1 Sl. !fi E Mk higun 71 Ml :tmL Otlk> 'nl V. Mkhl~an Ii-I Mhlwe!ik-m ( 'ltv ( IK1f 818ANTIC CARPET SALE KERMIT'S ' KORNE~ Pomeroy. Oh1o ·J-f \V Kingsbury Home sales Finest in Secltonal Modular Homes Pomeroy-. 1100 E. Ma.n The & s·PRIN8-PLANTING TIME SEED OATS . and· ALL FIELD SEEDS Leaoue Team Pt.. 1-33 Carry-Qu<.. .......... ........................... t2 . Middleport Lunch Room ........................ 11 Tony'HCBIT)I.Out ................................. 33 'Jim's Gull ............................................ 32 !lodes Oub..- ....................................... 1111 Sm.ltlt-Nehon Motors ..... .................... .... ~ IURh-too- Bob Henoley:t8J,,JohnTyree 5:111; Marlene Wlloon 5!7, Debt Hetl!lley Ql. IUgh game - Bli!ve Bachner 2116, Charlie VanMclel' 21!4; Deblllenooley 1115, Pat Canon 11!8. Lebanon results SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS OH. p .m m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UN ION , Lawrencf' Man· try, pastor. Mrs .· Russell' Young, Sunda y SC hool Supt . Sunday School 9. 30 a.m . Evening worship 7 30 p.m . Wednesday, prayer ml't'IID.Ii!: 7:30 p.m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. Raci ne . R('v. James SaUcrflcld, pastor . Fre['rnan Williams, Supt. Sunday School 9: 45a.m .: Sunday and Wednt>sday evrn lng srrvlces. 7 p.m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST . Corner Sixth and Palmer Georg(' Rlsor, Interim Pastor. Ray Fields, S S Supt ., Dan Riggs, Ass! Sup! Sunday Schoo l, 9: 15 a.m. ; Morning Wors tttp1 10:15 a.m.; Sun day Evening serv ice, 7 p.m Youth meet· ing, 7: 30 p.m . WMnesday: evening ser· vice 7 p.m.; Choir practice 8 p.m. THIS· IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY NOW TO PL'ACE A CLASSIFIED AD AND TURN THESE UNUSED ITEMS INTO USEABLE CASH! MIDJ?~EPOR_! ~I!YI~CH OF CHRIST. minister. AI Gerlach, - Worship 9 a .m .; am., Choir practice, Tuesday, p.m ; UMW. first Tuesday, 7 30 p.m . (Nelson!. HEATH (Middl(>port)- Church School, 9.11 am .: Worsh.lp 10. 30 a.m .; Bible Study. Tuesday, 10 a .m .; UMW, second Monday , 7:30 p m J. UMW Second Mon· day, 7:30p.m .; UMM , Third Monday, 7: 30 p.m. ~Robinson). MINERSVILL-E - Worship Service 10 a.m .. Church SChool, 11 am .; UMW, lhlrd Wednesday, 1 p.m.; Choir practh.:-e, Monday, 7: 30p.m (Nelson\. PEARL CHAPEL - Worship serv ice 9 a.m., Church School 11 am : UMW seco nd Tuesday 7: 30p.m .; UMYF last Tucs:· day, 7! 30 p .m. (Ubenklng ) POMEROY - Church &hoc!, 9:15a. m . , Worship S<'rvlce, 10:30 a.m.: ChOir rehrarsal Wednesday , 7: 30p.m, UMW, se· co nd Tuesda y , 7 30 p.m ; UMYF. Sunday, 6p.m. tCorblttl ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9: 15 a.m.: Worship 10 a.m .: Bible Study , Wed· nesday, 7: 30 P,.m.; UMYF (Seniors), Sun· day, 5 p m.; (Ju niors ) every otht>r Sun· day, 6 p.m . (Rothemlch) RUTLAND- Church School, 9:45a m.; Worshlp,10: 30 a.m.; UMW (EvenlnlgCir· cle) seco nd Wednesday, 7. 30 p.m.; UMW (Afternoon Circle) second Thursday, 1 p. m . (Rubenkln.g) SALEM CENTER - Church &hoot. 10 a.m .: Worship 9:45a.m. (Rubenklng) SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8:30 a.m.; Church School tO a .m. (Rubenklng) SOVTHERN CLUSTER Rev. Rocer Grace . Rev. Paul McGuire Rev. Kellh Rader APPLEGROVE-Churrh&hoo19a m ; Worship, 10 a.m. (First and third sundays); UMW, Second Tuesday, 7: 30p .m .; Prayt>r meeting, Wednesday. 7 p .m . I 'JiJ-'rw,,NV Selection of Carpet ~rostic~lly Reduced PRICED FROM Bill Whitt>, $ 395 SQ. YD. LARSE SELECTION OF CARPET REMNANT$ PRICED TO SELL OPEN MON.-FII. 9-5 ODDS & ENDS CARPET SHOP MIDDLEPORT IT. I, HOBSON RD. 15 WORDS 1~ f 0 R 3 DAYS ' in 3 PAPERS ~ FOR ONLY , 1 :; 3 DOLLARS :1;~u~j.&~h~o~:~~9:w ' I Gallipolis Dally Tribune \ Point Pleasant Register ~ The Daily Sentinel ' ~ : ALL ADS MUST IE PAID IN ADVANCE ~ $ OFFER EXPIRED 3/31/85 ~ :' -...e>-.... .-·~~,·~--e:e>--#..-&0--#"l ' Evangell . meeting 7:00 p rn. 7:00p.m. Prayer met>tlng. UNRED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rev. Wanda JobMon, Dlredor Harold Johni!Mlft Director of Education IIARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -Sunday: WorShip servlc('S 9: 00a .m .; Church SChoo\10:15a .m.; Bible Study Sunday 7 30 p rn P rayer Group Wednesday at 9:00a.m. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Church School 10: 15 a.m. Mornlna: Wor · ship 11:15 a.m. Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. Bible Study; Thursday, 7:30p.m. Bible Study. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY · TERIAN - worship service 9:00 a .m . Churt'hSchoollO: OOa m Tunday,lOa.m. Bible Study; Sunday. 6p.m. Junior and Senior Hlah Youth Groupt. RUTLAND CHURCII OF GOD. Pastor, John Evans. Sunday School 10:00 a.m .; SundJtY Morning Worship ll:OOa.m.' Chi I· dren's Church 11 a.m. SUnday Evening Service 7;00 p.m. Wed .. 6 p.m YouOJ La· dlee' AuxUiary. Wedneeday, 1 p.m . Fam· lly Worship. HAZEL COMMUNITY CIIURCH. Near Long Batlm\. Edsel Hart, pa1Ur. Sundliy SChOol 9: W a.m.; Worohlp 10:30 a.m.; Prayer meetlq Thunday, 7:30 p.m .. MlllDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH. Corne< Aoh and Plum. Ratpn Cundll!, putor. Sunday Sc:hoci!O:OOa.m.; MomtngWorohlp, ll:OOa.m.; Wednelday and Saturday Evenlna St-rvlces at 7: JJ p. m. •• That's why our churches are so tmportanl They bring UJ together.. for the supreme pur· pose in life, instilling revere'rit responsibility in our relationship with others. Sunday Monday Tursda!l Wrdnrsda!l Thursday Mark 8:.11 3~ L.ukt Romans J(Jhn John 4:1 4 !li:B· Il IO:J 1-16 10:22·:.18 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· Harrlsmvtlle Rd. Robert Purtell. mints ter: Ron Riffle, Su nday SChool Superlntendent. Sunday School 9· 30 a.m ; Worship service 10: 30 a.m. : Evening worship Sun· day 7 p.m . and Wednesday,. 7.p.m ~ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Pine Grove. The Rt'V. William Middleswarth, pastor. Ch urch st'rv lce 9 30 am.; Sunday Schoo110:30 a.m. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, John Wright, pas.stor Sunday SC hool 9:30 a.m .: Larry Haynes, S. S. Supt . Morning worshlf 10: W a m RAC NE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE, Rev . Thomas H Collier. pastor Martha Wolfe, Chairman of the Board or Christian LJJc. .Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Morning worship 10: 30 am.; Sunday evenlngwors hlp7:30p.m.Prayermeetlng 7:30p.m . Wednesday. LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURC H. Dex ter . Woody Call, pastor. 5ervtces Su nd ay 10 a .m and 7 p.m Wednesday, 7 p.m . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Steve Deaver, Pas1o1 Rober:! Smith, Sunday Schoo l Supt .. Sun da y School 9:30 a . m.: Morn i n~ worship 10:40 a.m.; Sunday ('V~nlng worship 7: 30p. m., W~nPSday ('VCn lng Bi ble studv 7:30p.m. BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH. Bur) Ina-ham . Rev. Okey Ray Laundermilt, pastor . Ph. 992 -7324. Sunday1 Schoo llO: OO a m , Sunday f'Vf'ning sf'rvlce 7 00 p. m .: W<'dncsday evening f;E' rVice. . ' dinner with Sutton, third p.m. (McG uire). EAST -Church SChool9a .m . : Worship 10 a .m. st>cond and fourth Sun· days; UMW tlrst Tuesday, 7 30 p.m (Grace) LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a .m ; Church SC hool 10 a.m . (Grace). MORNING STAR- Worship, 9: ~~a.m.; Church School · JO· JO a.m .; Blblt> Study, Thur!day, 7:30 p.m . (Rader \. MORSE CHAPEL- Chureh Sc:hool9: 30 am ; Worship 1l a.m. (RadH) . , RACINE WESLEY AN - C.:hurch &hoot, 10 a.m .; Worship. 11 a In ; UMW fourth Monday 7: :rJ p .m .; Men's Prayer Breakfast, Wednesday, 1 a.m. (Grace). SU'ITON -Church &hoot, 9:30a.m.; Momtng worship 10:45 a.m. nrst and third Sul\days; Fellowship dinner with Carmel, third Thursday, 6:30p.m. (McGuire) . KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver Swain, Supt. Sunday School9: Xt a.m. ev-· ery week. , HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. Tom Staten, pastor. Sund.B¥ School9:30a. m.; Evenlna aervlce 7:30p.m. Wednesday pray..- meeting 7:30p.m , BEARWALLOW RlDGE CJruRCH OF CHRIST, Duane Warden, mlnllter . Bible class 9:30a .m.; Morning Worship 10:30 a m ; Evening Worship 6: :1) p.m. Wednet· day Bible Study 6:W p.m. N'EW :,TIVEKSV1rLE OOMM0NI1'Y CHURCII, Sunday &hoot oervtce, 9: ~~a. m.j Worship service 10:30 a.m.; Evahlellstlc Service 7::1» p.m. Wednet· day; Prayer meettnr 7:30p.m. Thur1day. -~~ ~~ HO).JNESS~ _Cl:IURCI:l. Rr:-'1la·-i:Je'iwt:'l'n-----v'lm~m-~nU """"' Lan~svllle RE'\' &on Waifs, pastor. Sun · day School. 8:30a. m .. BobbY Lambert, s. S. Supt Morn!n~worshlp10:30a m .. Chil· dren's llappy Hour 6:45p.m Prayer and Blblr Studv, 7: :J) p. m . Missionary mC('tlng f1rst Wednesda ,v of Pach month 7: 30pm . For \nformallon call3888467. SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Ll111e, pastor Sreve Li)llr, S S Supt Sundav School 10 a.m .; Mornlnf'l worslp, 11 a .m .; Su nd ay ('venlng worship 7· 30 p m Prayer mef'tlng and Bible s tudy Thursday, 7: 3b p . m.; Youth mroetlng Wednesday at 7 p .m . CHR IST IAN FF:LLOW~HIP CHURCH , JBJ ' N. 2nd Ave., Middleport. Sunda y School 10 a.m . Sunday a nd W('{)n(.'Sday Evening servicl's at 7. 30 p m CHESTER CHI) RCH OF GOD. Rt>v. R E . Robinson . pastor· Sunday School9 .'\Oa m.: Worship srrvic<' , 11 a.m .; Evenln~ SE'rvlce 7 p .m. Mld~ wrek S('f"\'kf', Wl'dnes· day , 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Rob£'1'1 E . Mussl'r . pastor Sund<:~ y School 9· :\0 a .m .: Paul Musse r. ~upt. : Mornlne worship 10:30 a.m.: Sunday evPning ser· vice. 7 p . m , mld ·w('('k sPrvlcP, Wednf>S· day. 7 p.m SYRACSE CHURCH OF THE NA · ZARENE. Rt'v. Glf'nn McMillan. pas tor ShPrman Cund!ft, supt . Sunday School 9: 30 a .m , Morning worship JO :JO a .m ; Evangelistic service, 6 p.m; Prayer and Praise Wednesday, 7 p.m; Youlh mt:'('t· lng , 7 p ni. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Elden R BlakP, p."1slor Sunday Schoo\10 a.m .: Robert Reed, Supt. Morn· lng sermon, 11 a.m ; Sunday night ser· vices: Ch ristian Endeavor 7:30p. m .. SOng service 8 p m. Preaching 8: 30 p .m . Mid· week prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7 p m. Alvin Reed. lay!eader . • HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. Watsoo, pastor Crenson Pnut, School Supt. Morning worshipS: lJ SchoollO:JO a.m.; Evening day 7: 30p.m . LONG BOTTOM 'CHRISTIAN. Jody Holland, pastor; Wallace Damewood, Sunday SChool Supt. Worship serviCE', 9 a m .;-Bible School 10 a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH . Rev Thereon Durham. pastor. Sunday School at 9: -XJ a.m.; Morning worship at 10· 30 a.m .; Sunday evening service a t 7: ~ p .rn Thursday services at 7:30p.m . , FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION al Bald Knob, located on County Road 31. Rev . Lawrence Gluesencarnp, pastor. Rev . RoKer Willford , asst. pastor Preaching services Sunday 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Gary Grlfflth, leader Youth groops Sunday e\·enlns at 6: 30p.m . with Roger and Vlo1et WUI!ordd, leaders. Communion service first Sunday each month . WIIITE' S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH- Coolville RD Rev. Phillip RIde-nour, pastor. Sunday School 9: 30a .m ., worship service 10: 30 a.m ; B1bie st udy and' worship serviCt". Wedn£>Sday, 7 p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mark Jones . pastor BJ\1 Nicholson. Sun· day SChool Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Morning Worship and Communion 10: 30 a m. RUTLANDOIBLEMETHODIST 1\mos Tillis, pastor. Jay Stiles. sup!. Sunday SChooi9:JO a.m., Morning worship, 10: 30 a.m., Sunday <'Vening service 7 00 p m. --\".'Ediii?sda;2ram _:,!i SUPERMAR~... MIDDLEPORT ' "' .. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH .OF GOD OF PROPHECY. - J08t'ph 8 Hosk ins, evangelist. Sunday Located on 0 . J . White Road of Highway Bible Study 9 a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m.; Sun160. Pat Henson, pastor. Sunday SchoollO day 1!'\lenlng S(>rvlce G p.m .; Wednesday a .m Classes for all ages . Junior Church 11 evenlna: service. 7 p.m • a.m .; Morning wou htp 11 am . Adult PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Racine, Choir practice 6 p.m Sunday Young Pf"D· Rt , 124 . William Hoback, pastor. Sunday plt>' s, Children's Ch urch and Adull Bible School 10 a.m .; Sunday t>venlng service 7 Study, Wednesday at 7. 30 p.m . p .m . Wednesday eveninll: service 7 p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle. St .. Middleport. Aft!Uated with SOuthern Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m. Morning Baptist Convention Sunday SchoollOa. m Worship 10:30 a m Prayer service, altern· : Morning worship lJ a m.; Evening wor· ate Sunday s. . sh1p 7 p .m.; Wednesday evt:~nlng Bible r...m:mLEPOR'!' PENTECOS-T ~.L. ~-h~:-4:! ., 'Siull1 e~mi lli"&y€r mrrtlng 7-p.m. Ave Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Not BRADFORD CHURCH OF CRRIST, S<. Rt 124 and Co. Rd 5 Mark Seeve-rs. minis· tingham, Sunday School Supl. Sunday School 10 a .m. with classes for aU ages . ter . Sunday School Supt. Harry Ht'n· drlcks: Sunday School9: lO a .m .; Morning Evening services at 6 p.m. Wednt'Sday Bl· ble study at 7 : ~ p.m. Youth services FM· worship 10 :rJ a m .; Evening worship 7 p . m. Wt'dnesday worship 7 p m. day at 7:XI p.m. ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH. ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP , 128 Mill St . Corner Sycamorl' and ~nd Sts., Po Middleport . Brother Chuck McPhersoo , pastor. Sunday School 10 a m., Sunday mproy ThP R.E'v. William Mlddleswarlh . pstor Sunday SChQOI 9:45a.m: Church evening services at7 p m. and Wednesday service 11 a.m . services at 7 p .m . SACRED HEART CHURCH, . Msgr ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Earl Shuler, Anthonv Gian namOrl' . Ph. 992 5898. Satur pastor. Sunday School S· JO am , Church day Evf'nlng Mass 7 30 p.m.; Sunday service, 7 p.m .: Youth meeting, 6 p rn . Mass. 8 a .m . and 10 a.m.~Confes.slons one _ Tuesday Bible STudy at1 p.m. _ FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 33045 half hour bPfore each Mass ceo claSSPS, Hiland Road, PomerOY Tom Kell y, pas· 11 am Sunday t~X . Danny Lambert, S s. Supt. Sunday VICTORY· BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd Sl .. morning service at10 am .. Sunday even· MlddiE'port. James E K~et>. pastor Sunday morning worship 10 a.m ; EVt>n· lng .service 7: 30p.m . Tuesday a nd Thurs· tng service 7 p.m .; Wednesday evening day Services at 7:30p.m worship 7 p m. VIsitation. Thursday 6 30 WORD OF FAITH . 93 Mlll Sl.. Mlddleport. Richard Stewart, pastor Sunday p.m . morning serviCE' 10 a m ; Sunday evening 7: ]). Tuesday morning Bible study 10a.m . TRINITY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY, Wednesday evening 7::ll p .m Thusday Coolville; GUbert Spencer, pastor. Sunday morning vtdeo with Kenneth Copt:-land 10 School9· 30 a.m .; Momlngservicel0:30a . a m ., Friday e\leninR video with Kenne-th m . ; Sunday evening service 7: 00 p .m .; Copeland, 7: 30pm · Mid-week prayer service Wednesday 7 p NEW HA \'EN ClfURCH OF THE NA m ZARENE , Rev . Glendon Stroud, pastor MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH , Sunday Schooi9: 30 a.m : Wor~hlp service, Lawrence Bush. pastor Max Folmer. Sr. 10:30 a .m .; Youth service Sunday 6: 15 p , Supt . Sunday School and Morning Worship m Sunday evenlngsPrvice7 OOp m . Wed · 9: XI a.m.; Sunday evening service, 7 p.m.; nesday Prayer Meeting and Blbi£> Study Youth m~tlng and Bible Study, Wednes 7:00p.m. doy, 7 p.m. NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Sun · UNITED FAITH ClfURCII, Rt 7 on Poday afternoon services at 2 ·30. Thursday meroy By-Pass. Rt>v. Robert,.E.Smlth, Sr. , pastor. Melvin Drake, S. S. Supt. Sunday . evening s~vices al 7: 30. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Masoo. W School9· 30 a.m.: Mornlne Worship 10: 30; Va . Pastor, Bill Murphy Sunday School 107:30 p.m.; Wednesday Sunday evening 7!30 p .rn Prayer and Bible study Wedne!:ida y, 7· 30 community. O~~VII . l IT'S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR AGAIN THAT WE NEED TO CLEAN OUT OUR AniC, GARAGE, CLOSETS, BASEMENTS, ETC. AFTER FINDING ALL OF THE EXTRA THINGS YOU HAD STORE UP, NOW YOU WANT ·TO GET RID OF THEM, RIGHT? '~~ t~ CK Attend Church this Sunday You can b'u lid a-fi~~;{;ith Shingles-but not by putllng them end to end. That way you ·n live Jn the rain' Shingles do a tttrific job as tong u they overlap-each one clinging to, but reaching beyond. t.he other. lt'e • combination of co· operation an41n4iv1dual re.sponsibiHt)t. The ume p.-lnciPte app1te11 with people. Each may be a ''solid citizen" but the gaps between them cause constant problems. Bring them together for a common purpo!!lt, each covering his own area or responsibility but 11upported by all the rest-then you have a nne E _ . ~~~~~i~~~i~~!~~!f~*"~;~~~~~~§~~~i~~~~:~~~~ Toca'iecf i 700 ....Illon - u.m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David Mann , minister. William Snoufffr. Sunday Sc hool Sup1. Sunday SChool , 9:30a.m .: Mornln~ Worship 10 . 30 a.m F I RST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po merov P\k('. David Hunt , pastor; Jack Neros, Sunday School Dlreector. Sunday Scool, 9: 30am.: Morning Worship, 10:30; e vening worship, 7:00p.m. Tuesday Vlsl· tallon, 7 p m WPdnesday. Prayt>r service, 7:30 p.m.: Mls.o;lon Friends , 7:30p.m; Girls In Acllon, 7 30 p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bat· ley Run Road, Rev. Emmett Rawson, pus tor . Handley Dunn. s upl Sunday School. 10 a m .; Suriday eveni ng service, 7:30p.m . ; Bible teaching , 7 , ~ p m. Thursday . SYRACUSE MISSION, Cllerry St.. Syracuse. Srrvlccs, 10 a.m. Sunday. Ev('nlng servlcefi Sunday and Wedn('sda y at7 :00 p -.- M•~dleport ' _9_-2.;,S;.SO--.J 9:, ~ · "Sl Pnmerov. 0 WAID CROSS SONS SlORE Pnene (61•) 74? ?111 ..... lltE DAILY SENnNEL &~c:ef:··,.. TRINTfY CIIURCII, Rev. W. H. PeiTin, pastor; ~ Buck, Su!Day Sclo;>l Supl Omrch Sctml9:l5 a .m .; Worship servte!O: am. Olotr re~arsal. Tuesday, 7::11 p.m. Grocene~under dlrectkm of Allee Nease. General Merchand.se POMEROY CHURCH OF 1HE NAZA· RENE, Cor...- Union and Mulbeny, Rev• ..__ _ _ _ _ _R_•_<_'"-"-'_4 Thomas Glen McClung, past«. Clyde keftdcr. r son. S. S. SUJX., suma,y Sctml, a.m: mornlna: worship 10: ll a.m.; evening service 6 MEIGS p.m.; mill-'< sen.1a>;W-ay, 7 p.m COOPERATIVE PARISH GRACE EPISCOPAL CIIURCH, 3'!l E. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Main $t., Pomeroy. SuOOSy servtccs: Holy Fay Sauer, Dlredor 'Ulil'lillUJtior• mi ita:1'U'S\ Guiifs.y-vt each r..u;t..i, KiN .•nuuea E. Corbitt, 1\ni•aant Wid comt:ined with mc:rrd.ng prayer oo the NORTHEAST CLUSTER thlrdd SuOOay. Morringprayerandsermonon Rev. Do• Archer all other su~·s of tlx> month ChurchSchocll Rev. Roy Deeh!!r and Nursery care provided Coffee tx:rur ln the Rev. Seldon .John&On P&.mhHall mmec:tlate\:S'folk:lwln2'theservk:e. ALFRED- Church SChool9: 30 a.m.; POMEROY CHURCH OF CHfUST. 212 W. Worship , 11 a .m; UMYF, 6: 30pm, UW, Main St .. Nell Proudfexi, pastoc. Bible School Third Tuesday, 7:30 p.m . Communion, 9::1) a.m .; Morntngwa-shlp, 10: Jla m.; Youth first Sunday (Archer) meeting'!, G:OO p.m.: Evening worship. 7:00 p , CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m .: Church School lOa.m .; Bible Study, Thursday, 7p. m. W~ay night prayermeetlngandBible m , UMW, first Thursday. 1 p m ; Com· stWy. 7:00pm TilE SALVATION ARMY. ur; Butternut munlon. first Sunday IArcher) . JOPPA - Worship 9:30 a.m., Church Ave., Pomeroy. Mrs Dora Wining In cha.rge SuOOa,y OOIIness meeting, 10 a.m.; Sund!IY School 10. 30 a.m Blblt> St udy, Wednes· School. IO:.'JJ a.m.- ~rw:Say Sctllol, YPSM day, 1~ 30 p .m .-1 Johnson)-. ......... Ek>lse Adi:Wll'l, leader 7 :D p.m. Salvatbn LONG BOT'TOM- Church Schoo l 9: 30 meeting. various speakers and muslcsJn'ials• a.m.. Worship 7 p.m.; Bib le Study, Wed· Thursday, U::l) a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladle; Home n~day, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF, Wednesday, J..eague, memi:Ers In charge, aU wunen 6: 00 p m .. Commu nion First Sunday. InvitEd:· 6 15 p.m. Thursday, Corp; C.dcl !Archer) REEDSVILLE - Church Schoo\9 : 30 a. Classs 1Young People--BUiel, 7:~ p m. Bible StWy and Prayer meeting. opm to the public. m.: Worship Service 11:00 a.m . (Deeter) . TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL POMEROY WESTSIDE CIIUROI OF CHR'IST. 33226Chlldren'sHolllf'RDad(County Church School 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; , Road 761. !1Yl-5Zfi. VocaJ music. SurxSayWorBible Study, Tuesoay, 7:30p.m.; UMW, s1t1J10a m.; BlbleStWy Ua m.. Worshlp,6p. Third Tuesday, 7 30 p.m ; Communion m W~ay. Bible StWy, 7 p.m. First Sunday (Archert. CENTRA.L CLUSTER OLD DEXTER BIBLE OIRISTIAN C.l flJRCH, Cliaries Hatf1dd. pa.stcr, Unda Rev. James E. Corbitt SoNan, Sup:. Sunday SCtw 9:Xt a.m.; preachRev. Sleven Nelaoa Rev. Rlcbard Rolbemlch tng services. nrst and lhlrd S<ond:JY k>Uowlng Surday School. Youth mee1:1ng, 7:li p.m. f!V· Rev. Robert E. Robinson Rev. A.Ddrew RllltftldDJ ery Surda.v. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. ASBURY (Syracuse)- Worship 11 a .m Preaching 9 :rJ am., first and S(>C()nd Sun· : Church School 9:45am.; Charge Bible da y~ of each month; third and fourth SunStudy, Wednesda y, 7: 30p.m; UMW. first days eac h mon1h worship services at 7:30 Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; Choir Rehearsal, p. m WPdnesday eveni ngs at 7 .ll p.m. Wednesday 6:30p.m., UMW, fourth Sun · Prayer and Bibl<· Study. day, 6:30p.m (Nelson) · SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST. Mulb· ENTERPRISE - Worshlp 9 a.m.; crry Helght 11 Road. Pomeroy. Michael Pi · ChUrch SChool10 a.m.; Bible Study, Tuesonkowskl. pastor; Marie Spires, Sabbath day, 7:30p.m.; UMW, First Monday. 7: 30 S<· huol Sup! Sabbath School at 2 p.m. on p .m.; UMYF, Swpday, 6 P m Choir ReSaturday w\lh worship serviC<'s following hearsa l, 6:30 P m . Wednt>sday. I Rothe· 30 Ph. 992-2115 J . Wm. "81tl" Brown, OwnerPomeroy .. : $15 60 26 Weeks .... ..... ...... .............. S31 20 52 Weeks .. ........................... $59 80 ~:Hi,,J~ Missouti Valley Conference playoff game Jn Tulsa . The victory moved <hE' Hurricane Into the tournament championship gamE' against WIchita State. Andre Banle poured in :W points to pace Loyola. Ill., past Oklahoma CJty In thelr Mldwestern Clty ConferencE>_tournament quarterfi· nalgame. And, In the SEC tournament quarterfinals. Joe Ward scored 21 points to help Georgia hold off Tennessee, whJJe Chuck Person's four key free throws enabled Auburn to topple LSU. Others WayneCarlandl'r scored 16poln<s as Southern California heat Oregon 65-62 to clinch at least a tie for the Pacific-tO Conference title. South· ern Cal leads Washington by one game in the league standings and each team has one game remaining in I he regular season. Cl01111NG HOUSE : ''_, 992·l9SS 214 E. Main 992 ·.5130 Pomeroy ~ ~gn~ ~n~e~~~~::.;1~Y:~~~~ -A!!-&ar team schedule§ ··~be~'lfac··-i~~a~~ri~~fb~~-~-~l~~~~~~~·~fui-~'i- = ~·=""'-'=""-""" . Georgetown Several other Top Twenty teams were in action, most of them Jn tournaments. Flflh·ranked Memphls State heat Southern Missis~tppi 68-08 in the Metro Conference <ournament; No. 11 Nevada-Las Vegas stopped Pacific 89-58 tn the Paclflc Coast At hlelic Association playoffs; No.l4 Illlnbls beat Iowa 59-5.11novertime in a Big Ten regular-season matchup; No.I5Tulsa downed Bradley8,5-171n the : Missouri VallPy Conference tournament; No. 16 Loyola, Ill., defeated Oklahoma Clty 100-S.~ In a Midwestern City Conference play.off game; No.17Georglahalled Tenpessee 67 ·61 in the Southeastern Conference tournament while Auburn tripped No. 19 Louisiana State-58-5.~ in another SEC playoff game. .. - ' ~ . Febrnaey !7, lll!lli LEBANON, Ohio (AP) - Tom T' s First captured the featured ninth race Thursday night at Lebanon and paid $9, $3.80 and $5.20. St lck Em finished a length behind and paid $3.60 and $2.60. Moving. Gesture, the early leader, finished third, $3.80. The dally double combination Qf 5-2 pald $18.20. A crowd of 1,624 wagered $180,712. NEW YORK No subscriptions by mail permlttf..d in towns where home ca rrier service Is the flrsf round of the $500,001 Hertz ~.Y HUI C);15slc .•. .: ~ _ _ ~Hatalsky, winner of two !lUes In a 10-year PGA Tour career, hlt a • 2-lron shot Into a gusty, blustery wind and Into thecupfortheeagleon thelOthholeatAmoldPalmer'sBay Hill Club. ... 99 Mill Sl . SINGLE COPV PRICES Dally . ........ .. .... ... .......... 25Cents Melinda Mankin . ... . .... ... .. ........Eastt>rn 1\vyWa Connelly ........, ........... Kyger Creek TAKE AWAY -Tulane University guard David Dominique reaels alter University of Clnclnna!l guard Roger McClendon (21) pulls away a rebound Pl'"escnpt•ons ........ ,.. ,........ : $5i:iii One Year ......................... . '' Sales and }tfVtCe Jane Campbell .. .......... .... ...... North LOri AdaiTll ............ ........ ............ Southern Holley WIIIUey ..................... Hannan Trace - ~ ~rvite--7-----p-;-rn"~wr-~-u~e p~ JMP- gaj2i!,.S!,Ind_e..\:',..,_.,.-_ _ ~ _ ~ ilUi'LA~L'i"CiiUitCri~U~'fil~'~NA'Zli~ r- RENE . Rrv Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor. Su nday Schoo\9: JJ a.m.; Worship servic£> 10:30 am.: Young proplt>'ss('rvlc('6p.m . Evange,.ltsllc servicp6: 30 p m Wednesday service 7 p.m . MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mlller St., Mason, W. Va Eugene L Conger, ml· nlc;ter Sunday Bible St udy 10 a.m.; Wor· ship 11 a.m . a nd 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study, vocal music, 7 p.m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dudding Lane, Mason. W Va J N Thacker, pastor Eveni ng service 7:30 p.m .; WomCn's Ministry, Thursday, 9: 30 a .m. Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study. 7: 15 p.m . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR IST TN CHRIST IAN UNION. The Rex W1lliam Camp bell , pastor. Sunday School 9 .:JJ a m : James Hugh<'S, supt. Eveni ng service 7. ~p . m . Wednsdayevenlngprayer mecl· lng 7: 30p.m . Youth prayer service each Tuesday . FAIRVIEW BIBLE ClfURCH. Letarl. w Va , Rt . 1. .James LewlS, pastor . Worship S<'rvl~ 9: 30 a m , Sunday School 11 a m : Evening worship 7: JO p.m . Tuesday 1 cottage prayer meeting a nd Bible Study 9. JO a. m .. Worship service, Wednesday 7 p .m OUR SAVIOUR·LUTHERAN OIURCH. Walnut a nd H<'nry Sts .. Ravenswood, W. Va. The Rev . George C. Weirick, pastor. Su nday School 9 30 a m .; Sunday worshiP BAPTIST. RPv . Nyle Borden, pastor Cornelius Bunch, supt. Su nday Sc hool 9: XI a.m.; Secorid and fourth Sundays worship service at 2· Jl p m MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Main St ., Middleport Rev. Calvin Minnis. pastor. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner, supt Sunday SChool9: 30 a.m.; Worship servict> 10:45 am p .m. SO\JT!f BETHEL NEW TES1 AMENT CHURCH, Silver Ridge Duane Sydenstrlcker. pastor . Sunday School 9 ' a.m .: Church aervtce 10 a.m. Bible Study Wednesday at 7: :Kl p .m Jun~ thru September, · 1 p.m. October thru May. Sunday evening Fellowship 7 p .m. June thru' September, 6 p.m. October thru May. I 30 llam CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , located on Pomeroy Pike, County Road 25 near Flat· woods. Rev . Blackwood, pastor. Services onSundayatlO 30am and7 30pm . wlth Su nd ay Schoo\9: 30 a .m. Bible Study , Wed· n£>Sd£1y, 7:~ p .m FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR Cl-tRIST, St. Rt. 338, Antiquity Rev. Franklin Dickens, pastor. Sunday morn· I 10 a.m ; Sunday evening 7: 30 p.m . ;~1~~J~~J~~t~l7:30 COMMUNITY p.m . Robert ~4---=<,::==.'::~~~+= onette- . Sl. . Middleport . Manlcy, pastor. Sunda y Sc hoolS. . I Morning worship 10: :JJ a.m .; worship 7:30p.m . Tuesday, 12 30 p.m . men's Pr.ay('r meeting. Wednesday, 7: p.m. Prayer and Praise service. ]ltJTLAND APOSTOt.!C C!fURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. Elder James Miller. Bl ble Study~ Wednesday 7: 30 p.m.; Sunday School10 a .m .: Sunde\Y night service, 7:30 P·~MEROY WFSLEY AN HOLINESS. Road . David Ferrell, pastor: Clinton Faulk, Sunday School Supt.: Sunday School 9::KI a .m.: morning wors hip, 11 a .m.: Sunday evening service 7:30 p .m . Prayer Meellng, Wednl'Sday, 7· 30 p . Harrlsonvlll~ m. .SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non -Pentecostal. Joy Clark, pastor. Wor· ship serv1ce Sunday 10 a.m.: Sunday SChool l1 a.m . Even ing worship service 7:00p.m . Wednesday prayer meettne 7:00 Some years ago, former President Johnson was In Marietta, .Georgia to dedicate the new C5A Galaxy all'plane . The huge plane Is d wonder ID observe with a tall as hlgh as a six story building. In his s~h at the dedication ceremony, Johnson observed that thE' area handling the cargo IS longer tha~ the entire distance recorded on that first flight by the Wright Brothers back in 1903. It staggers the Imagination, doesn't It? Yet, the very fact that the airplane exists Is evidence to the fact that some people along the way · had the Imagination to dream higher. Imagination is essential for It Is the starting point for all ideas, and Ideas are the starting poiDt for all achlevement. o.m. MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texu Commu nity off Ct. Rt. 82. Rev. Robert Sanders, pastor. Don Wlll,layleader Sun day School 9. 30 a.m.: Momlnr WorshiP 10:45 a.m.; Evening preaching service second and fourth Sunday at 7· 30 p .m .: Chrllltian Endeavor, f1 rst and third Sunday, 7: 30p.m. Wednesday prayer meeling and Biblt Study, 7: 30p.m. JEHOVAH 'S WITNESS, 37319 Sial• Route Ul lUilt'IUiie Hii ur R"utlar..-.1/ . 3wn· day · Bible lecture 9: 30a.m.; Watchtower study 10: ):) a .m .; Tuesday, Bible study, 7: 30 p. m.; Thursday, Theocratic SChool 7:ll p .m . service meeting, 8:20p.m . As a matter of fact, most accompltshments are the results of several "smaller" Ideas. In a matter of years, the CSA Galaxy wlll take Its place In the Wrl&ht Brothers Ulustratlon to describe something few today will hellevell J1011Sible. But there are those who have ·1ma111natlon ... and they buDd for tomorrow. - Lee MUler, Recior, Grace Church. • �Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Friday, March 8, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Beat of the bend ' The good .old days By BOB HOEFLICH ·~ _OVP ll&all WriiB Curtis Jenkinson, ·Middleport, has a · Meigs · County pamphlet - In good condition - which was published In 1936 ....,.afiu ~it.i ior 10 cents. The pamphlet outltnesservlcesofco\lntyof!lcesln the courthouse and llstsfllJodstages at Pomeroy from llli7 to 1936, Partly mlmrographed and partly RUbJlcatJon aloo ~v_es ' In Area Business And Industry ... ·.. BE A PART OF THIS ·T he ·Daily·Sentinel SPECIAL EDITION. FOR LESS THAN $21.00 YOUR ·1-tfES S_,Sfuft,Y ·~e-A:i1 ·"·8 E·~fa·t: D-~:t~~"-ANNUAL and IndividualS. lives about 1926. One article states that the Meigs Excitement was seething hot County Courthouse has two remarwhen the trial came up. There were kable features - 0ne being the • a number of coal tipples being excellent acoustics in the courburned In Meigs County and troom and the other being that a six considerable · Industrial unrest. Inch layer of salt was under the Wheh court was opened Peter courtroom. Reinhart was sworn In as a deputy It Is pointed out that In 1860 and took his seat beside the judge .. North bank of the Ohio River treatrened and all who entered the · ~--~~~ P!tt..!.bt..!r,gh-an!!-C!nc!:!'!!'!~t!. ~..:rtrrom were EearchtJd but .. no In 1936 the Stansbury Drug Co. In one ever raised a hand against him . Middleport had opoerated for 55 Those were the days- and really years having been founded by Dr. · not that lqng ago. W.E. Stansbury. The Blaettnar Allto Co. was advertising not only James H. Rathburn who is known the Pontiac and Buick but alSo the to his many· friends about Meigs Hudson and Terraplane. Arthur County as tbe Pizza Maker will be Beegle was running for his second confined to , Doctor's Hospita l term as a county commissioner and Nortli, lOO Dennison Ave., ColumFloyd Mees and Horton Brown bus, Ohlo 4:W1, Room 400, for from were running for the state legislafour to six weeks. He'd like to hear ture. Lindsey L. Lyons was also from you. ruJUllng for county commissioner ) BUSI.NESS AND INDUSTRY. . ~ - .;_·. WE WILL BE CONTACTING AREA BUSINESSES BEGINNING TODAY. HOWEVER, TO _A_SSURE YOU ARE CONTACTED, . PLEASE ·sEND - IN COUPON FOR PROMPT ATTENTION. Mail ~--.----..;,-j I . . · I IN . . I 1 ame .............••............•.....•......•.•.••••... ·1 I I t Address .....................................•......... ··I I ., I : Phone ................................................... : : · Gl Plaase Call· I lI ~~A ........... The Daily Sentinel Ill COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO ~ru 1 .- L,;;,...,....;. ~ El,:i,...,. ~........ -- 111~ba • • ..:, ... .._, f.,.,.. ......... _.... .v..o, .. t,. , ....... h•J treasurer. According to the. publication, the Purity Ice Cream Co. In Middleport had been established T7 years earlier by Homer Cook who in 1936 was opera~lng a wholesale grocery house. · The name Purity was adopted by J.H. Grate who had purchased the company 22 years before 1936 who -clfad come to Middleport' from GaUlpolis In 1915 with the Intent of establishing a · bottling plant. He combined his pian! with the ice cream company. 1. · cr d M ·1 - - - - - - - - - - •P an aa - - - - - - - - - - • '· I .,.P;,. ' Calendar SATIJRDAY RUTLAND - Rutland Bowhunter's Association will meet Saturday, 8 p.m .. at the· clubhouse lor the regular monthly meeting. .. . I I \ (.--l ' ' SUNDAY - The Kingdom singers from DaySunday evening •· 1974 HOMESTEAD REALTY 675-SS>IO Point Pl,asant 882-2405 1976 Rt. 2 Bypass ./!: . . . ., H0rn.:Jtead Realty Gp@n@d dt 2.tll Jackson Ave., Point P~asant. In June, l97.c andeXp~~ Jt..-lude a branch office In New Pi'" tounty, the lutt -tlme steff at Homestead Realty prides thems.: • ..t:.,., a sincere desire to Haven In 1977, Dedicated to serving.~"# ~.., esslstctlents with their Individual needs whe•·~ 11 beselll119, buying , renting or appraising property . The Homestead Really family thanks Y<IAJ and y""r family far Y""r past patronage and lOOks forward with all Mason Countlans loa bright fulute . "Families on the Move Look ta Hooriesteedl:' Sandy Nichols Dunn, broker; Carolyn Thorne, Mary Fow~r. Jill Maynard. Velma Pattern, Lowell Allen. Nancy Can terbury and Rocky Sturgeon '· -J'Z. -.. '. 2196th Street . 6~5->1813 Happenings Point Pleasant ~Jr .. Connie Httt boUght Advanc; ~ Paula Anderson tn April t980. Connie not only owns but opera~~~r~ i;.""ss. She ts a ~r-.luate of Be<:k ley Beauty Academy and started ..~~ ~ Nov. 15, 1971. Connie specializes In reconditioning and soli natural perming. She at so often' crNtln slyttng for both men and women. At age 23, Connie I s - of Mason County's youngeslaetf-employ-.1 business women. Connie h8l two other hair styttata, Irene Hesson and Paula Ande<son. 1917 1 1 1 ? 1• 20V1 Main Street 675-6220 0..-4 .... RACINE - Southern's sixth grade AU-Star Team, with players from Letart Falls. Portland. Racine and Syracuse, will play the New Haven All-Star Team Sunday alternoon at Southern Junior High In Racine, beginning at 3 p.m. A second game will be played between Portland fifth grade champs and New Haven 's .ltlth grade All-Stars. Admission wlli be $1 for adults and !lO cents for students. Refreshments wUi be available. Main Street In downtown Point POtlJi/i~ .:;o-operattd by Marcia Nibert and Becky Reynolds who have ~~ • caemetatogy tor 1 nuiYiber at years and wore provlfiAJsty ompl...,... at ~r Nlont tn !hit area. They have added to their ..ton another operator, _Catlly R-'!, of N- Haven. The .. lon spoclattres In hatr cotortng, perms 1ncl !hit latest In cull lew 'the entire family . Give them a call ol 67U220. RliTLAND- Rutland Church of God wUI be holding revival services Friday, Saturday and Sunday with Evangelist VIrgil Phillips. The Concords and The Cay ' FamUy wlll be featured singers. Services wUI begin at 7 p.m. nightly. A Sunday morning servlcewUI begin atll a.m. Rev. John Evans Invites the publlc to attend. ADDRESS YOUR · STORY DON'T BE ·LEFT OUT OF THIS .S-PECIAL EDITION PHONE TODAY 992-2156 WE'LL BE·GLAD '· All-stars play Point PtNsant . li:"' The New LOOk Beauty Saton-<J. d 11.-:· business for 6 yHrs at 20'h YOU RAVENSWOOD - Sunday will be Friend Day at the Ratoenswood Second Baptist Church. Both morning services ivili feature Squire Parsons. Everyone is invited. ADVANCE DESIGN ~ store~.t-4 ""' SINGING - Ralph and Joann Dwunlre, Nashville, Tenn., wiD be conducting a musical program at 9: 30 a.m. Sunday at the Pomeroy Daily Sentinel ""' GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES I& SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pom.,oy. OH. Phone 982-2975 ' SPRING I SUMMER HOURS MON.·FRI. 9 TO 5 SAT. 9 TO 1 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM~ - .. ,_ ' • revivals ' and services across the country and have made several reeere!."lgH•. The puhnc :;; hlvMc~ ·tv; tt'.e Sll:".dA:;- se.""\·ke.· Dinner, dance planned There wUI be a public dinner and dance at the Meigs County Senior ' Cltli.ens Center Friday. Dinner will be served !rom 5 to 6: 30 p.m . The m enu wUI Include 1 Color chicken and homemade noodles or 110 IODY WOK baked ha m, with cole slaw, green beans, roll and beverage for $3 with deSsert extra . Following the dinner there will be a round and square dance from 8 to "Now In A N1w Lecatien" The l\1e!gs Choir Boo~t-ers 'Nill be-. nv.-Jtinnusic by NickandlheHappy Locust Ill...., Pt. Ploas0111, W.Va. staging a public spaghetti supper on Hollow Boys with John Russell as Call far hlails 614·915-4174 , March 23 at the Salisbury School to · caller. Dance admission is $1.50. raise Hours funds for music4activlties. wlllvocal be from to 8. r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j INTRODUCTORY PAINT JOB SPECIAL S15000 PERSONS' BODY SHOP 4-door, lan with browa velour Interior, fuel InJected V-8, overdrive trans., am-lm cassette stereo, custom wheels, keyless entry system & all the extras. Extra Shar.p! '14,700.00 p Kelvin King is vocal music supervisor- this year having replaced Ed Harkless. Incidentally, representatives of the hlgh school vocal music groups wlll not bemaketheirtrek to _prlng~- f!oston this s_ The Girl Scout,s are delivering their great cookies . ...:. oh boy! They'u help us to keep smutng... - •••• SANDY Is a-OUTIHUE sMIDDLEPORT, tO N. SECO DST. bHIO TB tests set 4-door, red with matching veloilr Interior, loaded with all the extras. Locally owned trade-ln. Excelleol references. •12,900.00 Mrs. Joan Tewksbary, R.N., Meigs County TUberculosis Nurse, will be conducting a community tuberculin skin testing clinic at the Pomeroy Fire Station, Butternut Ave .. Monday . The tests will be glvenfromi: ~to 6: ~ p.m. or untu all persons reporting are tested. Pomeroy Emergency Squad ~members wlll be conducting a blood pressure clinic for the publjc durtng the same hours. Anyone needing any further inlotrnailon-ts-to-ea ll~-3122. -.. . . -*DRESSES ·*BLOUSES *SHORTS *SKIRTS *TOPS *SLACKS Stop. In Soon. . '7,900.00 q Super Vatu opened Its 11,-j,:976. The store Is ownld by Massey Stores Inc . of Abington, Va~"lrl' ,;.• 5 stores thrOU!Ihout West 1/lrglnla and VIrginia . Super Valu P•~«:. nemselves In havlna high qualify products at low prices. Bob Turnar, store manager and Lowell Gillispie , assistant manager would like to thank their customers for their pah'onage In the past and 1001< forward to servlnQ you In the future. They would also like to extend an Invitation to the people of Mason C""nty who have nat been In their store to stop In and 1001< the stare over. 1975 T:·I-Caunty Sport Shop -I~ t,..• by John Burris. The business was Pleasant. In April of 1911, th started In 1975 at .Ot Mall\,~;-:1, A buit""' tKpanded to Mason Cou~~#firounds, the store was cattld Tri-County Sport Shop North ano ~~ "esent location of the bvslnoss. The Main Street business was c~ k:tn January of 1979. Trl. County Sport Shop specializes In archery ~Jtpment, guns and ammunition. ammunition reloading supplies. flshln~ Iockie, mtscell-s hunting equipment. Factory aulhorlzld warranty and repair cell'-' for -Bear and Proline arcllery equipment and Oalwa lleets and Rods. Tri-County Sport Shop Is 111e only shop tn 11111 area whk:l\ dan custom arrow making and accessories and Installs ac· caswles on bows. Open Monday-Saturday 9:30a.m. to 7:00p.m. 675 -2076 Point Pleasant I / Gahanna, will be the special guest preacher. The public Is invited. Services begin at 7:30 p.m . 1978 SUPER VALU New Haven J'i.. •• ~=r=~·:·,,.( ,;,,~,,.;,.,.~~·~~--····~"~-·~~~~~~-~h~ad~ i~a~~~·~~~-~J'·~~"~~i/:~~h~e\~sa~~t. ~[il:e c~~if-?~- .~!t':~~~:~~~i=rSIOOl"'f~~~"rw.-7'~ .~.!~!! EDftfON.OF WH-ors- WHO TN AREA 1---------·Clip and At the time the equipment could tx>ttle U cases oLbeverage,_ 24 lx>ttles to the case, but by 1936 the equipment handled !IJ cases an hour. The Wanda Beauty Shop In Middleport was able · to give permanents without the use of electricity or pelmaneiii wave machines. The pamphlet tells of the late Judge A.P. Miller being the only judge who sat In court In Meigs County with an armed deputy beside him. It was at the ttial of James_Mlller...wJJo_allegedJy .. shot .' REPORT OF CONDITION Consolidating domestic subsidiaries of the HOME NATIONAL BANK of Racine In *he alate of Ohio, al the close of business on September 29, 1984 published In response to call made by Comptroller of lhe Currency, under title 12, United Slates Code, Section 1~_1Chater 9815 Com*roller of I he Currency, 4th Dis trict Statement of Resources and Liabilities Cash and balances due from depository Institution s Nonlnterest-bearing balances and currency and coi n.............. ... .... 1,074 ,000.00 Securities ................. ...... ................................................................. 3,348,000.00 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreem ents to resell In domestic offices of the bank and of its Edge and Agreement subsidiaries, a nd In IBFs ........ .. ............... 2,175,000.00 L9ans and lease financing receivables: Loans and leases, net of unearned income ...... 14,379,000.00 LESS: Allowance for loan and lease losses ......... 157,000.00 Loans and leases , net of unearned inco me, · allowance, and reserve ..................... ........... ....... ;... ...... ............. ... l4 ,222,000.00 Premises and fixed assets (Including capitalized leases) ...................... 317,000.00 Other real estate owned ................ .. .. .. ............ ......... ............... .. ........... 93,000.00 Other assets .... ............................. , ............................... ,.......... ............ 106,000.00 11-.:......-4--Total assets .... :.. : ..... ............... ...... ..... .......... ,............... , .... .... ...... .... 21,335,000.00 _ __ 2-door, baby blue, vinyl lop, full power •2,900.00 ·' Nonlnterest-bearing ........................................ 2,915,000.00 Interest-bearing ... ... ........... , ... ,... ..... .... .. . , ....... 16,330,000.00 Other liabilities ............... ... .............. .. ...... ......... .... .. ........... ... .............. 125,000.00 Total liabilities .................................................................... ............ 19,370,000.00 ---==--+ Common stock ....... ..... ....... ...................... .... ...... .................... ......... .... 125,000.00 !-door, dark blue with matchlag Interior, BW Blass Special Edition, loaded wltb extras, new radlalllres & jusl 58,000 mUes! Nice local trade-ln. Surplus . ... ....... ......... .. .: ... , ................................................ ... ........ ... ..... 125,000. ~ Undivided profits and capit al reserves ............... ................................ 1,715,000. Total equity ca?11al ................ .... .............. .......... .......... .. .. .. .............. 1,965,000.00 Total liabilities, llmlted·llfe preferred stock, and ' equity capital ...................._...... ..................... ......... ....................... 21,335,000.00 •3,900.00 I, Gary P. Norris, Cashier of the abOve-named bank do hereby declarethatthis Report of Condition Is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belle!. Gary p. Norris Oct. 29, 1984 ;. . We, the undersigned directors, attest the correctness of this statement of resources and liabilities. We declare that It has been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belief has been prepared In conformance with the instructions an.d Is true and correct. . .JOHN T. WOLFE CHARLES D . YOST - DIRETORS EARL CROSS _,__ STOP IN AND SEE MERRILL, JAY OR ALAN EVANS \ . HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. -- _. �Friday, March 8, 1985 Page-S-The Daily Sentinel Family medicine anesthetic. A needle Is Inserted Into the cancer has spread determines the prostate gland through the . treatment. In the early stage~~, a rectw;n aiicrtls5ue Is withdrawn. If doctor may not prescrlhe a specific the tissue ls_cancero~ the doctor ·treatrnentbutcaretullyrnonltorthe patient InStead. 1!1 some cases the wlll try to determine whether the cancer has spread beyond the testes may be removed, since they prostatebyorderlngbloodtestsand produce testosterone, a substance x·rays or bone scans or the pelvis · which can stimulate the growth of and backbone. A lymphanglogram, cancer. Hormonal therapy may be In which dye Is InJected Into the recommended to reduce the pJ'Oo l;wp.'i nudes and ducts rl tl"~ pelv13, pain In the bones and discomfort In probably also wili be done. urinating brought on by the spread QUESTION: How Is cancer otthe of the cancer. prostate treated? In serlous cases, the prosta te A~SWER: The degree to which reaching 40, men should have a yearly rectal exam, which doubles frequently prostate cancer Is nol as a check for both colon and fast·.g rowinga.nd If detecled early It _prostate .:ancer. Is more easily treated, · · QUESTlON : Wh at causes QUESTION: Are there any cancer of the prostate? warning signs Indicating cancer of ANSWER: Researchers, do not the prostate? know the exact cause of this ANSWER: Thediseaselshardto disease, but they think It Is diagnose, even when your physl· somehow Unked to the aging , prostate cancer are diagnosed, and about 24,11Xl men dk' of It However, Ass~Manl Profeseor of FamUy Medicine ,.--~Ohlo._l)nlver:slty Colle~'! · ~ Oolleopathlc Medicine QUESTION: My husband, who is 54, was recently diagnosed as having prostate cancer. How wtdes, .. pread is this disease? AN S 'l.' E R ':. .· Ca n cer of the : prostate Is a com · ·mon cancer In .. males, especi~lly • , · tn those over age 50. Each year In the Un.lted States cian does a manuai rectal exam. Some ' possible signs of prostate cancer are blood In the urine, painful urination or diffic ul ty In star1ing or Slopping urination . But lhese symlpotns, on the other ha nd. can i!ldicate a non-cancerous enlar· pn:x..'t:'ss iJtocaust::" prostate ca:nc-er Is unusual In men under 50. QUESTION: What will a doctor do If she suspects her patlent luis cancer oft he prostate? ANSWER: First, fhe physician will ta ke a tissue from the gland and lymph IJ()des In the pelvis are removed and radiation therapy takes place. . Hopetuly_ ygur husband's cancer:_ Is not far advanced. Let your friends and relatives know that the key to early detection Is a yearly rectal examination. ·Legt"on Auxt"lt'.ary meets, reviewing legislation, · planning . New Haven, OE MBij~ 1% UI\!IY· 1lderlv and ha.r,~J,::qpJ;!ed :. R-..~t ~~ 3Q~ ;'.!:'.!u~ ~~~,.;n7,mv restricted building entry system , emergency calls system , RO~'.:WLEY. 81 •I.. lounge and community ioom . Plo.nned acti vities and social events provide a relaxed and en-joyable .en - No. ~CV·243 - NOTICE OF SALE- action, t will ollllf- for- oele, at vironment . Public Notice All Utilities Included In Rent Except Coble and Teliphone Limited number of apartments available for persons -40 v~ors of age and up. publicouctionotthefrontdoor of the Court Houso .in Pome· rov. Ohio. in the above nemer1 coumy, on Fridavthel211s rlov of April, 1985, at 10:46 A.M. the following doacribecl rOll edata. the meet addrea of which is 650 Oobome StrPomerov. Ohio: The following -1 oalole PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF DONALDSON E. RIVER BEND PLACE FLORY, DECEASED Cooe No. 24688 Docket 12 New Haven, W . Va . 882·3121 .._467 NOTICE OF Office Hour$: 9 a .m. to 5 p .m .. Monday-Friday o,. ~;oil for APPOINTMENT appointment. OF FIDUCIARY February 19, 1985. in ;..':,in~ v~.: theOnMoigl County Probole ond Sto• of Ohio, and dea, Court. c..o No, 24688. tier· 1-=~!!JC[!!!!!!]~~~:I IIMd v. Fultz. P, o. Bo• 723. cribed • followa: Being in Frac:1ion 17, Soc, POmeoov. Ohio 45769, w a s ' - - - - ' - - - - - - - . eppoin1ed Executor of the II lion 20. Town 2. Renge 13, ostato of Donaldson' E. Ror,; begiming at the not!h_, comer of Pelot Klein' a to~ deceased. lolo of 270 Walnut thence not1h 86 <leg. WMI 128 Stnlel, Pomeroy; Ohio 45769, feet; thence oouth 1 8 dog. Robert E. Buck, Probelo Judge 170 feel 10 • lodge of rocko; lhonce lOUth 8B <leg. o11t 128 -along lhe lodge; Lana K. Ne-ed, !honea north 16 <leg. aoat 170 Cle!k feel 10 the place of beginning, (2) 22 (3) 1, 8, 3tc I· Business Services REFERENCE DEED: Vol. 280, Pogo 689 and Vol. 264. " - ' 661 O.cl Records of Meigo County. Ohio. Property epprai•ed at t9,000.00 end acnnot be oold lor lou then two-thirda Ot that amount. Tonna: Cooh in hend on cloy of llle; end subject io 1986 ""' 1 0118"' ...... · HOWARD E. FRANK SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUIIITY, OHIO (3)8. 15. 22, 3lc EVENT ---TOCOMPAiif 2 1 Your Local Ford Dealer is so confidenllhal the qualilly of his all new ·as Fords and their deals are superior to Chelll'Oiel. Olds, rmbile, Plymoolh, Renaull. Toyota and Dodge. thai they "Dare 1 You to Compare", After test-driving the new ·as Fords at your Loca! Ford Dealer's. 1l you purchase another automobile listed on this page. your Local Ford Dealer will give you $100, (Proal ol purchase required I. Limit one per customer. Offer expire:..J March 10. 1985. · . I · In Mem orram IN MEMORY OF Goldie (Norris) Story who passed away ten years ago, March 8. ~---------- Sadly missed by fam· ily, friends, husband Clarence and daughter l!osalie . 198~ FORD RANGEA 64 Misc. Merchandise TEAfORD RBOI Estate w NEW LISTING- Grand old home in Dexter, Furnace with added woodburner . 3 BRs, full basement. dbl. car· pot & about 2 acres lor NEW LISTING - Middleport -Only 5 vea~ old and has 3 bedrooms. family room, dimng room, fireplace, 2 baths. with a garden bathtub, central air, and many more beautiful lea· tures. On a nice s51eet. $29 000 · · POMEROY - Wood burning lir~place, 3 BRs, lurnace, lull basement & 2 lots. Ask· ing $28.500. MIDDLEPORT- Corner lot, one fl ., like new 7 rm . home. 2 lull baths. cook & bake units, disposal, etc. Only $38,500. SYRACUSE - Chain link fen ce. nice carpeting, elec. B.R heal, family rm., wood· burning unit in family rm ., 2 baths and nice lot. IN TOWN '"" Modern like, 2 bedrooms, nice lots and city utilities, 4 locations, $9,000 to $21,500. MIDDLEPORT - Near stoies & schools. 7 rm. brick, gas ta. furnace, 2 lull baths, dining & lg, lot with garage. Sue llurphy, llilton Roush H1l1n. Vlrcit and Billet Tuford • Housing Headquarters • 0 • Test Drive • Compare See Yow- ~·i Ford ;;..ouwToduy! Mi' GHE E (41 Participant must driw a , _ Ford car or truck at a local Ford dealer ai-d validate this form, lSI Reward is valid at any Local Ford De- • Get$100. S rJ . $41 ,500.00. NEW USTING - Five Points - Crow Subdivision - r.p. pro<. I acre lot witll a newer . ranch home, Swimming pool, basemen~ garage, many other fatures. PJ in excellent condi, lion. Central air. Owner wants an offer. $54900. HARRISONVILLE - Three acre building site .w~h water and electric availabli!. Owne~ will oonsider land oontracl $6,00000, StatiOnery, Magnetic llm11l & I""'' ~nociat1 i:.·..... Over 30 Yra. E•perience Meigs Count.y-.Nat , 992 -3345 Howard L. Writesel (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USEI Roofing Co. lEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned Painting , Storm Doors - -&- Windows FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Residentilt & CQmmereial Call: 992-5875 Or 742-319 . MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY Will do all types of ex, cavatlnc. iandscapinc. basements·. sewap sys· tems, water & ps lines, water well drillinc and service, .truckinc (limes· tone & dirt). , st~ larm house, barn other buildings, Pasture. lenc, ing ard oltler features. In the country . and owners !Mil deal on financing and !Mil consider land oonlracl $36,900.00. to dr;ve the vehicle of your ,choi'i:o OOWN PAY..Nl LOWO MOIIIIY PAYlUNI •Refrigerator~ •Dryert •Freezers PARTS ond SERVICE Compiete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of •II Types Worked in home -rea 20 years "Free Estima1es .. CAU COllECT: Ph. (1114) D'toi• H .U NEW $10,000.00. NEW USTIIIG - Porttlnd Ani- Mini Farm appro<. 36 acres. 15 acres ti!able. balance wooded. Enjoy living in this 3 bedroom dopbte wide with lots of sptt:e. New 2 car block gar· age plus storage buildin~ Secluded iiettin~ $48,000.00 AT. 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT, W. VA, 8 miles lrom Pomeroy.Mason Brid&• SING!£ 124.95 304•675·6276 •live Entertalnment•Free HBO •Kitchenettes •Restaurant A.~A. 304-675-6216 ' HIHI.n. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION l_lj, . REillOR Beaeman1 aale Fri. end Sat. , March 8th end 9th from 9:00 Om·9:00 pm II I he . !:-any O'Brian raaidence . Curhlna. bedapreeda . lheeta. -blenketa. Too many i1ema to mention. Lot• of ntce clothing. Go pool! Lelort Falla aign. Turn left at firat lane. 2nd houn on right. Watch for aigna . Ser~ice YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE INDIVIDUAl REniiMENT ACCOUNT 10.5% ' ' AGENCY, 277 Uncoln St. Middleport, 9:00·7 White cenopv bed end matching dre1eer. night stand and lirigerle drawers. dinette Ht. antique oak . V. C. YOUNG Ill 114 COUIT ST.. POIIIROY Auo11 from Carlhou11 992,621 S or 992·7314 Pomoroy, Ohio 992-11117Z · Sizes Start From 12·8,tfc RENT A CAR dreiHr ahd rocker. appliances. 1o11 of baby itema. car aeat. boy 10 apeed bike, etc. 8 Public Sale 8t Auction RACINE FIRE DEPT. OPEN: Tuts.-Wtd.-Fri. 446·4522 loshon lulldlng Custom Pole Bldgs . & Garages Roofing Work EVERY SAT., NIGHT Alu~;n~:! ~~::!:~!~~:n&s 6:30 P.M. . ,, GREG ROUSH PH · ·992 •7583 or 992·2282 12 Feclor•r Cholt1 Gauge Sholgunr Onlr 12·5·tfC . Sat. a. sun. 1o to s I Mon.._ 10 U·SAVE AUTO RENTA'L 7 End of Rt. Harttoid Community Center. Truckloads of new merchendiH every wHk. Contigmentt of new &: uaed merchendln elwaya welcomed . Richard Reynoldl, "W1 Rill F" U.t" -r• to Closed Thursday OWNER : Sereh Floher ly Moigs High Auction every Friday night at 1he CALL GIFT SHOP School lurn loll, ..... lwp. n, lsi dri .... uway on r.... t. 1/ 15/ tln Auc1ioneer. Cell 304-276- 3069. Polio Solo; Thuro a. Fri. 9:00 till 7. , 61'1 Mileo North of Poln1 Pleaunt on At. 2, beige block house. Nice St. Rl. 1u•o North Gallipolis, __ .. Ohio ·· 7111 /lfn clothes, nic-naca, jeana, klda clothes. Me. If rain inaide. __::__ :: Allllllllllt: t!111 1: 11 Is BOGGS ~ Television Listeninc Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearin& Evaluations For All Ages ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 GUYSVILLE, EASJ. OHIO w 1! Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Ho& Farm Equipment Dealer Licensed Clinical Audiologist Farm Equi~l!lent Parts & Service (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 a'. u iln , I ,3,1fc 614-843·5191 10,6,tlc RADIATOR SERVICE 73·10 Cht•y lr. Fondtrs ......................... •65 7HO Chtvy lr. , o-.......................... •ru We can repair and re, core radiators and heater cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 11·14 C.... y. lr. Ftndon ...................... ltiO 13·79 F1<d Tr. Fondon .......................151 71·79 Ford lr. o-s ......................... 'I5D 73.14 Ford lr. Chromo $70 71·79 Ford lr. loll Golft ................... $10 10,14 Ford lr. Fondors ........................ .S90 la""r &..(;'11'.:' Ftndon 73·10 Chny. Tr. Hotth ......................... •tu 73·10 Chtvy lr. Chrom lumpon .......... $70 TJ.IO Chtvy Tr. Grillos ........................... •co 73 ·10 Chevy. Tr. !oil Got"""""""'"""'$'70 73·10 Cht•y. I r. Count Supporll ...........•65 . r Htw and U!td Auto Glo11-leto Modtl Port! a.....,.......... 992-21911 9·13·tfn Middleport, Ohio 1· 13·1fc Rl. 6 reed on ... Sales Repre-.ntatiwe needed to cover coal fields in South E..tern Ohio Northern W. wVa. If inte· a. resttred in joining a growing and qgreelive mine supply company, 1he-malla detailed resume • ..lary desired 1o: Box 100 In c.re of GallipoUa Dolly Tribune, 826 Third Ave., Golllpolio, Oh 45631 . Someone 1o 111Y wi1h elderly man through week, wftkanc:11 frM, not bed fest: Colt 814· 387·7630 after 6PM . Man in late 30's de1irea live in houaelr.eeper. kida welcome. Colt 676 ,6437. 12 Situations Wanted Handymen, painting. W81lpepering, plumbing. elec1rical. carpentry, odd joba,·no job too amoil. Catt614,~58, 6496 , I will care for elderly person 317 North Second Mjddloporl, Ohio 45 760 BOWMAN'S HOME CARE .DICAL SUPPLY nw: RISIDINCE PHONE 1/22/tlc AFFORDAil£ • POIITAIU TROMM EXCAVATI BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK * *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS FOOTrRS •GRADING *CONCRETE WORK lni-Y <o,..e.te relautlon any· tlm1, year arounclln your own Not lpri"'' Spa. !top by to '" the models WI hln In ltock. IIACKWOOD HOME SPAS 40037 Sumner Rd. Po-oy, OH. _ Ill 141 915-310$ , -, --- - HI mo. * · PH. '742-2328 , ,._,_ -,I2. I 18 Wanted to Do We pay cath for late model clean used car•. Jim Ml nk C hev.- Old 1 Inc . Bill Gene Johnson 446·3672 Wan1ad 10 clean house 111 mold or bebyoillo.r. Cell 446 _0084 . Wanted 10 buy child• 1wing set . Cell614, 256·1932 . . Fln nnc ial Balloon a fOr tiet Well, Anni· verearys, Birthdays, parties. Singing Oorrlllo . Cell Bol· loona & Co. 446·431 3. · Japanese aworda wen1ed. Poylng •200 minimum, Sa· muroi, 824 Patton. Spring· field, Itt 82702 , Call 12171 544·7611, 623·8729. Wanted to buy large c1rpe1 1 2x16 end good uoed air conditioner. Call 814-258· 8307. ' • Loo10 weight now. Aok me howl Nutrltlon1l welgh11oaa program, no drug1-anly horbo. Colt 4411·20111 or 446·3786 . Menogemant l ' clherllo. polition full or port·lime. • Gun shoot 1t Racine Gun Club ovary Sunrloy, 1 :00 p.m. Fac1ory chocked guns only, Special prlve1e home care tor eldorly 1nd hendlcepped. Home equipped for wheat chelr pedants. Referenct11. Catt1114,992·3596, Giveaway Kindling wood. mull toko everything. about 2 truck looa. catl441,1148 . ftM pupplet Plrl Clerman Shepherd, pen Aleeklan Malamute, very cute. C11t 61 4·218·1735. One llemooe oat end one block and Whho tong·halred, cleol-ed COt 10 give IWay. loth tnlltle aah. CoH boforo I :00 pm, 814·8112· :11228. Small 2· 3 bedroom home in Middleport. Att1ched gar· ega. corner lot. low utili1ies, fenced . Colt 614 , 992 · 3798 . 1 975 Holly Pork. 2 'bed· room. all electric. centrel1ir, refriger~tor, range. new carpe1ing, front awning 20ft, wood deck 8'x30', underpinning, t12 ,000.00 . 304, 876 · 3184 oftar 6:00 . 5 yr. old ranch home with 3 bedrooms, 2 ba1hs, large family room with buck stove 1972 trailer 12•60, 2 bed· insert . 2 cer·cerport, large rooms, &4,500 .00 . !04· driveway. concre1e patio 675·41122 or 675· 1080. , end deck. E•1ra inauJation .. Priced In lower 50'o. Colt 1973 Richardson, 14x70, 61 4· 742·2276 or 814· 742· ell electric , 3 bedrooms. furnished , wuher and d"el, 2980. carpeted. ba1h end half, 4 bedroom. 2 s1ory frame undarpenning , blocks . house. approx. 2100 1q. ft . atep1, 11orm windows, must living IPICO. Equipped kll· move . • 8.800 .00 . 304· chan. large room1, 2 com· 676,4088. ple11 heeting systems. On paved rd ., 10 min. from 1974 Flamingo , 1 hilS, .. •M .C•!I coe,, ""' ~~i!.-+ coinl. rlnga. jewelry. s1erllng were. old caine. lllrge cur· rencv. Top prlceo. Ed. Bur, lttll Barber Shop, 2nd. Avo. Mlddloport, Oh. 814·992 · 3478. 1---------- basement, 2 Clr brick 1 .,. agi. on largelo1. Collage Rd . Help Wanted HIGH 'SCHOOL JU NIOA· SENIORS . Tho Army No· tlonol Guard qan give vou valuollle wotlt oxparlence. Goocl Pav. Rood llenlfll1. • i>lu• loam a tlllll . Coli 304· 6711·3110 a< 1,100·842· ._3_1_1_8_.- - - - - - ,Open torrilorloo with tho new Avon. C.H 304·8711· ,_1_4_2_9_._ _ _ _ _ __ ,4 apanlngo oelllng Moni M.c'e 100 percent guaran· toed lina of glfto, toyo, homo decor. Your houra, no in· veolmenl, 304·8711·117118 or 1·800·15113·11077. look· tng home and ·oaretoo poonteo. . J'- - - - - - - - - - er~tor. 304-&76-6396.-fteJ 5 PM , Price reduced . four bed· rooma. kit:chen -famity room with fireplace, llnlohad baSement , Poin1 Pleaun'1, 304·875· 3079, ovening1. 33 Farms for Sale . 142 acre farm, will considfi' any1hing of value on trade. '79,000, Cell 614 · 248 \ 5281 . Smell home in Country Club eddl1ion, Poin1 Pleeun1, with lmprovemen11. 304675·5056. 2 story frame. insulated, good roof, ahop, garage, gordon, U ,OOO .OO, under approiaol, 304·676·8743, Ideal 2.9 acre mini-farm or\ paved road. Only 1 mile from town , 835 .000 .00 . Colt 614·742 ·2460, . 90 acre farm. rural water. 6 room house, with 3 bad · room rental trailer, Crib Creek Rood , 304 · 675 1206. to low fitced rate. Use equi1y 100 acre more or leas. beautiful commercial or agricul1ure. near Pt. Pleaunt. 3 bdr. home 1nd barn. Century 21 Shipley A1111v. 304·372·8200. ' for any purpose . Leader Mortgago Co., 614·592· 3051. 32 Mobile Homes I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO . recommonda that you do busine11 wi1h people you know. and NOT 1o aend money through the mail undl you have inyelti· ga1ed 1he offering. Money ta Loan HOME OWNERS·Rolinonce 23 for Sale Profaasional Servictps 18 acres more or len, & room houae . buildll\fill ~ house remodeled . Phone 304,576 ,2254, Aahlon. w. Vo. 35 Lots 8t Acreage 2 ecr«tl on Core illlllillYIIII!Ill 11 1979 S1erling. 14x70, 1blfiJ elec1ric. AC , 2 bedroOro.· · · covered d ec k, 1t ove, r11 ~ rUJ· in Svrocuae , Colt 814· 992· 5133 or 614 •992 . 3804 . mable loan, garden 1po1, reduced down to 149.000.00. 304 , 676 · 6047. . 0 84 acres. 3000 lb 10b1ccci allotment, 1 Y: story house ~ bath, 2 barn1, ger~ge , cellar, tool shed. 6 other bu.ildi.-ga~ plenty wa1er. loc•ted' M. Lawrence County , ObiO, near Lec1a and Crown Ciay Mining Co. Colt 614· 211.8', 6o8a • ~ -::::---::--;----21 Business Opportunity 22 1---------Buying daily gold. 1ilver Brick home. 3 bedrooms. 1VJ bath, fire place, full 3 bedroom home , 811:! a11U· prox . 400 h . fron1ege, good building stte. enoogh timber for hea1ing 6 vrs. Qr more. prico •2.600 . Coli 614· 682 ·6944 . Brunicardl Co .. 0887. Twentieth vnr of qu1lity 10rvice. Lane D1, nlolo, 814·742·29111 . PIANO TUNINCI AND RE· PAIR, Reduced rotoollmlted time only. Ward'a Keyboard, 304·11715·111500 or 176 · 3824. Perma'n em hair removal, Profe11ional Elect rolyale CNnlc, Now Houri by op· !)OinlrMnl. 10 AM ·8 PM . Mon thru Fri, 304·676· 68111. Iii' .II 31 I . ' 'II Homea for Sele Throo beclrooma, central air, vl"yl wall poopor, carpel throughout, well lnauloled, new pokll. lllached garogo, =o~:.'glo pupl, 304·17B· ' Tlmo . to moo monoy for · gea outdoor grill, awninp, Summer Vacation . Sell mony extraa. CaR 448·2183 II eduh c~to, 304· 871 • AVON fuR or part limo. tH 5:00PM. 1fl0r 1 :00PM aall81 4·2. .·1"58 , , ,• ., .3.P4·B71·Dn. r-•-· - 01· ~ per ·· mor)t'h . We,'ce Elsea Home Cen1ers in, see our monv modele. o,.U,S. 23(6141772· 1220 F. H.A .. V. A. approved. or 773 , 3926. £arthtone Country Living, 1 39 Wa1er St., Jackson, Oh 1974 Skyline 14Jt64, two Cell614 ·286·3734. bedroom, &8500.00 . Colt 814·992 · 7284 or 514·986 · Beautiful 3 bdr . home buil1 4427. .tor you I 18.900 a. up. See our models. Call 1-814 · Lot and 1railer for 1111 on Mulberry Ave . in Pomeroy. '888 · 7311 . 112,000.00. Ce11814·992 , Immediate ponenion 2 2439. bedroor home, 2 acres, 1.224 lb . tobacco baoe. 1982, Wello 14•70 . 2 bod · s1ate Rt . 554. 123.000 . Call rooms. kitchen rhlcrow1ve. 61 4·246·5296. dishwether . stereo. wood ----~----·"1 Amrn!~e - tir:ep!ece, ce.un; In Sou1hern Schoof Dil1rict fan, 2 full baths, central 'air, modified A-fr1me on 6 porch and underpinning . acres. large garden, wood- •15000 .00 , Cot! 614·742 · burner, own Wlter well. 2980 or 614·742 · 2276, Ouie1 and pe.c:aful. Fully carpe1ad . Final offer 1971 Monarch 12•50, 2 t32,BOO . Colt 814,843 , bedrooms. loce1td on rented lot in Chester . Asking 6384 . $3200 , Colt 614 · 992 · Older sbc room house (with 1 _3_23_7_._ ' -----~ 1wo bedrooms) for sale or 1ren1 . Double car garage. full Schult home by Owner lobasemen1. On approxi· cared K & K Perk. Good ·mately 1 .9 acre lot. ROH condi1ion ...,--For-·-1nforma1ion · Hill, Pomeroy . •29,500, call 304· 676,6417 otter. 4 Call814·878·2513. p.m, Reill LoQ Homeii. [0(fhorile's · 11111 end construction. Stop r 'l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~;t~to~w~~n:;l~n~F~o;r~re~o~I~R~u~n~.tJ~~~~fu~rin;i•;ho~d~,"p~Jr~~o;d ~,;; Call 6J Phle St, Gallpello 2·11·1 P1n Shepherd • loxor ic _W;.;,I.;.Ot;;ll;;,•er;;.._ _ _ _-:-_ _ _.....;2""4-Hr_ . _s._,._~...ll Mmote puppy, mother dlo· L poo1t1on vory frlondl'l. Colt momlng or oftor IIPM. 448· 1887. ~-il~ I6UI 992·7754 .,. Taking lawn mowing orders for 1he summer. e2 .60 per hour. I furniah the mower. gal, and oil. Cell 614· 996· 4382 . $cath* $215 and up for your junk car or 1ruc::k. FrH pickup . Colt81 4·246·9881 . 24 hra. SWEEPER end aewlng me· chine repair, part•. and auppliet. Pick up and delivtpry, Davia Vacuum 4 WE llll MlDtCA~ AND OTHEI INSURANCE CARIIERS WilEN ILIGIILE SALES & SERVICE Experienced baby sining. evenings and week-enda. t2.00 por hour. Colt 614· 986.4392 . Muot Sotll 3 bdr ronocn, 1 plotely lo, family r~m whh wood- cation on Rt. 7 , no pets. Call burner, deck , carport , city 814·2•&-6818. utili1ill and achools. ·cable TV, Wootbrook Sub . 12•65 Torch 2 , 3 bdr .. un, t36 ,000. c,n 446,7144 . fumiohod, Haa ott oc:reena a. s1orms a. homemade Remodeled coun1ry home 3 porcheo. Coll448 ·7132 . bdrs .. · large living room. dining room & ki1chen, 2 full 1977 Regen114X64, 2 bdr. ba1hs. 3 car garage, 1.000 Cell 614·245·5286 aq. w~h 5.40 any1ime. • Serv111!S Out of Town Customers Call Collect •Oxygen •Hoapital Bed1 •Wh"l Chalra •Bethioom Aids •Walkers •Crutchll • Cane• Many O.t her ltem1 HEATING OPEN EACH PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 1305 JACKSON AYE. SMAll ANIMAl HIIU15 llootHy I p.ot.· S p.m.. lott4oy 6<10 f!.m,·l P·"'· Wt-ll'f I p.oo.· ! p.m. l'llvn4ay I p.oo.•l p.m. Frlolay 1 f!.OI.·! p.M. S.t ...olay tO o.01.·II:JO o.m. ~=Gf l.t=At.S AND WIGEn IY APPOINTMlNT 304·675·2441 ° 12,lln Are you en opponunist11f so e.111terior . 614-446-7213 CLINIC THURS. EVE. 6-8 10: Office of Personnel. Box 9!39. Rio , Gjanl!;l• C;pllee.•.,. Aio Orondo. Ohio 45674. P.O. No. 3246 . Will plow and work gardena, l~rga or 1mall. In Syr1cuae, Middleport. Pomeroy, or R1clne . Call 81 4-985· 3648 . Quonoet Bulldlnga. Due lo c•ncelted order•. we have HYeral at 40 per Hospital 16141 992·6550 IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCJ(EY. D.V.M . Announcements Wileva Evan1--Found your old book 'Smoky.' Valuable paper. therein . Contact me, Staall, 807·749·2838. IUSIHESS PHONE TOWN & COUNliiY VETERINARY 3 Georgol Creek Rd. 6i 4 ·448,0294. :X Insulated Dog Houses · Racine, Oh. ebill1y to work effectively wi1h 1tudent1. Salary ia t3 ,400 per fiscal year, b.sed of 1 1welve-month contract plua room end board . Deadline for applica tions · March· 8. 1995. of Cleaner. one half mile up 12'KI6' P&S BUILDINGS excel ~ Tremendous Garage Sale ~ - Addons end remodeling - Rooting 1nd gutter work - Concr111 work - Plumbing and eleclrlc.l TIE COUNTRY LOFT New Homes-Extensive Remodeling Insurance Work • ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS . CAR & LEASING Box, 326 Pomerov. OH. 45769 GUN SHOOT . PAT HILL FORD ~ J .j ' Middleport 8t Vicinity TRUCK ·IRA : in my home . Call 614-992· 6022 . ~ MOTEL HARRISONVILLE - 'Approx, neighoo~. 5 FamHv Yard Sole 393 Jacklon Pike, Mar. 81h a. 9th, 9 to 7 BLACKSTON Call: 742-.c~tl'lt 4·1,Hc Yard Sale '''''' fi'CiiTiEiijj;;···· ····· work •RanGei 2/25/ 1 mo. 25 acres ol wooded land. Sev· eral pretty pines, hardly no 7 (Free Et1ima1eel •Waaheri •Dithwllhera. . . 949-2969 . or 94.9-2263 SIDING CO. VINYl & AWMINUM Ph. experience work lent Interpersonal and com · munication skille; end the We'd you lo E-•·A·Cir. tho modern w•y 985-3561 All Mlk11 UTILITY BUILDINGS tt2,6181 Jo Hill 985-4466 Jean Trussell 949·2660 Dottie Turner 992-5&92 _!...;~_ , _,:,_,.._•_i~_...._o;_··!!id_:_...;,l_·- - - - - - - - ' ] L"_..!!N~~:: -~!:!:!~!:!!~L~IIt~l:~:!!:~~n~·!~~~~~~~·~3~~-!: J L' Wallpapring ,985 :4452 Athens County-Doug 119.5-1010 $17.50(l00. REALTORS Henry E Cleland Jr. Rsal Eatete General (11 Participant musl be 18 years of age or older. (21 Partq,.rn must haYe a valid drivers license, !31 Limit ol one reward per cust.,_, a 4 bed· room ranch witll full basement Outbuildings and a big garden area. Just $49.90(1,00. NEW LISTING •~- D' - '""'"'" IS, trict-NeatandcuteiAsmall home wolh big appeal! 2 bed· rooms carpeted, FA heat In· eludes range, refrig_. washer. dNer. Vinyl sidin• front porch, ., .. storage building, Appro<. I are lot. Owner inay finance. ......__.""9'JI'A'd ..... QUAUFICATION RULES: Painting • Carpentry SERVICE acres free natural gas IEILI , . 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-16141·992·3325 NEW LISTING 46 acres in Oran•e Township, Minerals, • barn & some timber. Only $22,000. 1· -=~~·~~.~~~~--~~~~ ,~.~~~~====~~~~11~==~==:::_:~~==~1~:::.::~.::.:_~.~-:: ~~~~.,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f~;,~;J.J.~~~ prOK. ~~~f~1:~::~:~(;;::f collll14·245·52,81 . By owner 111acree. cu1tom brick homo. 2000 tq.lt. w·garoge, 3 bclr., 2 be .. FP,I~:----X---.-. -bdr.,......--""' 11 2 1 oN HTtc'AC . Modor~aqufp .. 19 7 14 bldg ., ba.rn. coun1y wa1er. fron1 kitchen ,' gal Minorol rlghlalncl., t139K. hoot . t8 ~ 1100 . Colt 889 , Coll814· 869·8311 . 7722. · Accessories'' Si•th St., Syracuse, OH. Croll 51ilch ond Tolo Painting Sur.plio1 SAl£-D.M.C. F 01!.... 29• Open 10 AM to S PM Tun., Wteh., lhun. Fri. .... Sal. Al1o of Eniov the security an~ comforts that ofe aHor:~ed with our 111• i: ~;,::"".;!:.;' ':.':".: ~EMODELING 1/29/ 1 1110. a couple. Ploinlilf. c and Graduation w. Vo . adjusted income under HUD Section Bprogram . To.qualifv for the reduced rent your income must be a maximum crl S13,250 per year for one pttrson and $15,1 00 per year for lliAMOND SAVINGS a. LOAN COMPANY, IUCCOIIOr ... ( & Signs, ·Rubber Stomps, Businen Forms, .: (opt S~rvKts! (tt. ISS M;tl St, Mlddloport 104·Mulberry .h., Pomeroy Pulllic Notice M~: = "'-· We ChaJJenge You! 949;.2801 PIUS: Office Suppli11 & Furniture, Wedding containing onll!t-hetf acre, more ••• Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR · Alto Tr.. t•lulo• Pli. 992 .. 5682 or 992-7121 '" All ~, Ptltll•l Nrlir 1----"- - - -...:._ 1 0 Buying Coins, Antiques, Glass· ware, Furniture. Stone Jars, Etc. NO SUNDAY CAllS ' 992-2156 ' ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;W;as;·;h;ln;gt;o;n;b;lrt;;h;d;ay;;m;o;tlf;.~;;;;; ' Rt. PRINT SHOP f~!t 45% . c,n 4411· 3358. GLENN'S '~ THE' QUALITY '~·· Hou.sing fctr: Cell pherd448·31 tomole42 'o. good home. For Nil, rent or tradt. Nla. 3 bdr. homo In Plonrzllubdlvl· olon . *43,000 or 1325 rani. 2 ltory houH with 1raller 1972 Buddy 12•80, 2 bclr .. hookup t18,000 . In Crown good cond., 2 air cond . portly furniohed , t5,400 . City, Call 81 4·2116·6058. Colt 446· 3468. · 3 bdr. home loce1~ ou1tkte city limite on 81. R1. 588. tY2 1972 12•86 ••c, cond .. bllh. ·LA. kilchon . fomllv new ~rpet, c8iling fan in LR , room, priced reduced to refrig. range. W-0 . 9x10 t40,000. Colt 448,9398 or roo.m built on with. Jmlll porch. 8x20 front. porcll 614·258·$206. wi1h roof, block & undeTpin· Remodel1d M!ddleport ning included, *6.600. Call home for ule . No Re10n1ble after 3:00, 81 4 ·378·2314 or 379 -2696 anytime . ·"l~io::¥.:~;:~~+1:'*'"'""·~'"':''"''-·'c"I~J .I,IU'~JJ,H IELJIJ!,.JJL~,,;,- 0 AVON. loll AVON! M.ko 1- - - - - - - - TIRED OF PAYING HIGH UTILITY BILLS? ADS WORK! 32 Mobile Homea: H om•• for Sale 9 COINS a few pennies spent here 44 Apartment comes back folding · mo n,;,., ;··~J•.-..,;._.;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifoiiiiiriiiiiReiiiiiniiiiit_ _ _ __ , IN THE COMMON PLEAS .COURT 2•;, yr, old full blood Sho· "Family Medicine" Is a weekly cv!umn. To G"..:b~. ..!! qu~tia=tS, !.'r.ite to Edward ~hreck, D.O.. Ohlo University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Grosvenor Hall, Athens, Ohto 45701 . O.W<iltO.IIItS.•I;o~C-ssHitdD ..t. 111 Court Sl .. fOtntroy. Oftio 45769 Hugh Cusler, Meigs Cou nty's gra m of' which Iva Powell is 6:30 p.m . a nd the program a nd veterans service officer, was a chairm a n. e ntert ainment Will begin a t 7:30 ~'"~' '-"~~·~ll,'al!~r,,ii.\Ja.lil"!!'£!'1< :,'<J>:I!YC!.il!g- Q!:,,~,~ .~~.!l ki~J&JlW>!M!l~!.!l!!li\!l,l!&~ ~,~~~~~~" ,~~~-o"·'- ,,. "' ~. American Legion Aux!Uary of Florence Richards of Middlepoi1 The a uxiliary will prepare the Elrew Websler Post 39, Pomeroy. Unit 263, Introduced by · Erma food and lhe ptist 'wut take care ot " -~elll attlie hail. , Sniirn ;~· Arrftelcartlsm · cbalrmari, ' 'seeurtrig !he eiitenalrirrierit. ' All Custer reviewed proposedleglsla· , Mrs . Richards spoke on the lmpor, members of bolh groups and their lion before Congress which will lance of patriotism to prolect the farnUies are Invited to attend. affect the interests of veterans. He freedom upon which the couQiry Lor)?tla Tiemeye r, district junior inentiolll'd the move m enl to tax was founded, She said thai In activities chairman, announced veterans penslons .and compensa, agreement with the American that the junior conference will be .tion as well as proposed culs. Cusler Legion motto, servingourcounlryls held in Racine on April 6. Ka y la .. said that veterans have earned the ir second only to serving God. Pullins wa's Initiated as a new junior - pensions a nd that the count ry owes The re is no s uch thing as being m e mber by Mrs. Richards, a past · th\' veteran for serving In the armed " too paliiotic," she commenled and eighth district president . forCj'>S. called for I he junior members to ' Miss Smith announced plans .lo , More proposed leglslallon would speak out In patriotism, to recognize present a flag to the Pomeroy ·cut out new medical hospita ls thai Ihal vollng is a privilege, and to Heallh Care Center. The chaner " <~re already planned as well as pledge the nag and sing Ihe nallonal was draped for Lillian. Gress and ,,. J .. additions 16 existlilg 'hospitals. ·a n!liem wlfh pride. She called tor Mrs. Powi>lf · and" Veda DaviS, · Gusler said that veterans 65 and parents to teach their chldr~n 10 chaplain, conducled a ceremony In over can enter veterans hospita ls respect theircounlry. the lrhonor.Adonallonwasmade lo free of charge, and Ibis practice Commenllng on the recent trend theMarle MooreFundlnmemory of , may be disconlinued. He also toward materialism, Mrs. Richards Mrs. Gress, The junior auxiliary s tressed that "American's strength sent a memorial donation to the ·. :c<J!nmented on proposed cost of living freezes on Social Security and was buill not by wealth In money·b ut Child We lfare Founda tton In m EL ·VA pensions.. by wealth In people who came m oryofDorothyLelfheiL Cusler urged all veterans who together to see what they rould do Mrs, Powell reported that she and have not done so to have Iheir for one another." Ca thy Pullins had attended the ,St!rY!fe discharg" papers recofded Sh"cautioned that ·iLAmericans Civitan Club:sfecognitlondinne rfor ·· at'theCountyRecorder'sofficeas·a do not respect lhelr country, they area clergymen. A le tter of thanks precaution agalnsl loss by fire. cannol expect othe r countries lo was read from Carol Smilh, junlor Military discha rge papers are respecllt. She was presented a gift Civilan president , ior a flag donated always necessary when a pplying by Miss Smith on behalf of the unit. by the unit. . i~r bene fils for assislance from the Posl Commander Mickey Willl· Wllh Mrs. Pullins a I the plan . o, the , Veterans Administration. He in· ams brought greetings fro!'! Pomehymn of the month, "How Great , vlted members lo visll his office In roy Post 39 and reported thai plans Thou Art" was sung. The c haplain Pomeroy . He spokt>on behalf of the ha ve been finalized for the annual closed with a 1783 prayer of George unil 's v elerans affairs and rehabili· American Legion birthday party to Washington. Refreshments were ration program, Calherlne Welsh, be held at the hall on March 19. A served by Pearl Knapp from tables ~~lrman , and Ihe legislation p~ family style dinner will be served at decorated bytbe juniormemberlna 31 Help Wented for Sele ~=~~~~::;::::-r.::::::::::r.========::r;:::=======~ ::~~:,S~~~~~~~~~~~~.-~--~:-~.-~"~-~~~,=g~~e~~Qftb~~ros~~~~~~~~er~. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r-=1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..:· ~~~~!~=§~~.~~~~~·~~~~~7. 0 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 11 Business Services Prostate cancer: facts and·figur(fi of its . incid~nce By Edward Schrecll, D.O. . - Friday, March 8, 1 Ohio Ohio 1 . 14 e~res res1ricted witt( unfinished ba1emen1. ehtc_ &·wolor . Colt 446·3044. ' =====~· 36 Real Eatate VIctorian 1 4x70 28ft. ndo, Quail Cre1k, pool, play· (21x11). OR, mk:roc""'• • dlo· contrwl holt & air. 1y11em. firiiPiace. 3 bdr. in1ulated Vlctorlon 1 4x70 211 11. expendo. Quail Crook, 1w1mmtng pool, pt•v· giuund, LA (llxll), 011. ldtchon, mlcrowavo • dio· hwaohor. control holt • olr, oprtnkor tt...,telie. 11'1 lniU._ !f!'J~~ Ulnd!!i>ll~n!~lf: Appro•. Wanted Wanted 10 buy nice fourbedroom home approxl -" mately two ecrea rural •t·: ting prefer Rio Orenda ·• Jackson area . Wouhf' conaider ·trading present homo In Galttpollo . Qoll 814,446· 1880. : Wanted to buy ap'pro•l ~ • rnetely five ecres of land · wi1h aul1able 1i1e for build·; lng home Rio Orenda ·~ Jockoon oroa. C•ll81 4·4411; • 1890, : Approlt one acre of land · M..on or Meiga County; . Q.'! ••.. �Rental s 41 Friday, March 8, 1986 Ohio Page- 10 - The Daily Sentinel 54 Misc. Merchandise LAFF-A-DAY 56 Pets for Sale 57 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinei- Pege- 1 1 79 Motors Homes & Campers Regietered Walker Coon· houn~ 20 montha old, running, treeing. ·aluetick 6 yaaro old. 304· 876-6434 after 3 PM . Houses for Rent Friday, March 8, 1986 Wright KIT 'N' Ci\,ALYLE I home fair Coli 614· Musical Instruments - t Baldwin Funater organ, dou· ble keyboard, allaccompanl·, mant, very reasonable. Call 6 1 4·367·71 69. 1978 Starcraft pop -up camper, excellent condition. 4HP tiller notdl ropolr, good B & s onglno f36 . Four (4) spe~• in Memory Gardens for ula. Coli 448·8363 . 1972 Kayot Forester Travel Trailer 111'. Coil 614- 3889689 after 8PM . CAPTAIN EASY I WOU~PN'T ~AVe KNOWN FROM TH~ PO~U T t50J( ALONE, .,UT TliE:,E OTMSR WFtAPPEil'!!J- T~E~5's r....,.; IN FACT, TH 6Y CO ME IN Mil! ~& Au.. T tiE n MI!' WI fH A. YO UNt) BOY AQOuT YOUR AGE , ()NLV ONE FAMILY' WHO BUYS - Serv1c es --:'2 bdr. unfurnished house ivith garage and worksho p . Call 446 -9686. 44 Apartment for Rent 51 Household Goods 'IEP!_ liN' oorn 60 -WANOEAIN' House N.G. sch . 2 or 3 bdr . and or garage, dozer work . Call 614·388-8246 . 9fF TH" WIIJf 0' TH' RIVER, OA BE Two bedroom New - ~~~ 2 bedroom house, fully carpeted for rent in Pome- roy. Cell614-992-3064. 222 N . Third St. in Middle· port. clean . 2 bedrooms. dining room. living room , sun porch, basement and porch . Garage also available. Reference1. No pets. Immediate possession . S226 . per month with dapooit . Call614·992-7437 3 bedroom country hou.a for- rent or sale. 3 mile• off Bt: 33 between Pomeroy lind At,hJJ: n. l 8~00 p•r manth plus deposit and (Jtilities Call 614 -742 2427. House tor rent call tater 5 .00. 304-675-1754 . 1 ""d 2 badroom _fl!!'niahed '&partments. Calf 614-9926434 or 304-882-2666 . APARTMENTS. mobile ho111eS, houses. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis. 614-4468221 . Unfurnished apartment, 5 rooms. batement and yard . 8150.00 month, deposit . 304-675-7641 .evenings. 3 room effiency apt, with refrigerator and stove. located 701 Viand St. '166 .00 month plua utility, 304-675 -5440 or 676:S 131 ailer 6':00." r, 3 room unfurnished apt., 8200 ut11ites included. Call 304 ·676-3030 or 304-6763431 . Furnished Rooms 4.1" Mobile Homes 12x60, 2 bdr .. located 2 .m11es from HMC at Evergreen. Children accepted. Call 446-3697 or 614-245 6223 . 10x60 2 bdr .. gas heat, private lot . $150 plus deposit. Call 446-9204 or 4462851 . 2 bedroom turnithed, four miles from Pomeroy on Rocksprings Rd. Will lease. Call 61 4·992-2374 . 44 Apartment for Rent rariii- su11111ies Valley Furniture, new & usici . Large siCiiun ot-quil· ity furniture . 1216 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis Bars & bar stools and dresser Call 446·0844. Wa~Jher dryer avacado 8226 , Whirlpool washer 896, 40' in . electric range $96, 30' in . electric range 876, other ranges to choose from . Hoover dryer $96. 6 lrott free refrigerators atart at $160. small harvett gold refrigerator 8126 . gas range 865 . Coli 446 - 7398. Skaggs Appliancea, Upper R i'!~r & Fld . t:ouch gold 8 ft .. vai>Jat upholstery, walnut trim. 8300. Call 446-2166 . Queen size bed complete with headboard, box apringa & mattress used very little S250 Coli 446 ·3142 . Trade Center Furniture Outlet. Kanauga , Oh . New Maytag a. Crosley Applian ces. Call 446-4466 tor Rent Furnished room , 8125 . Utilities. range. ref. Share b~th . Men only . 919 Sec .• Galllpo· lis. 446· 4416 "after 7 p.m. 46 Space for Rent 1----------Mobile home lot, 12'x5Q' or smaller, $76 water paid. 4th & Neil, Gallipolis. Call 446· 4416 after 7PM . Nit:e trailer space on Rt. 7 . near town. Call 814-387· 0232 or 446-4266 . COUNTRY MOBI~E Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large lots. Call 614-992-7479. 15 QOIN' I/FrER -~"\HER~ tosr ' ..: 992 ·7481 45 furnished , no city ta~~:es, water & sewage fumtahed. beautiiul ri>Jerview, Ka ~ l)aUga. Foster ' s Mobile Nome Park, 446-1602 . ~H' Tf( OUOE IN TH" HEAQT"- TOE &I'II'ATEII Da>Jenport and love seat for sale. Very good shape. Call 614-949 ·2661 . Large refrigerator, large metal cabinet. electric stove. 2 piece. living room suite, weaher and dryer, wood burner stove. Don Walker Residence, Fifth St. in Ra -. cine, Ohio. - . & LtVI! Slor. k ~ Firewqod S20 .00 pickup told, 830.00 delivered . Call 304 -675 - 6762 or 676 2991 . PHOTO SPECIAL now thru t March 31st. 6 reprints rom color negative• or 3 pr~ nll from slides or 3 copy prmts tronl printa . Your choice 99 cents. Hockenberry Phar· macy North. Saxon 301 office copier new 83.000 .00 sell 8800 .00. 304-937-2120 Gunsii'Gunsll Smith an~ WeiSon model 19 and 66 ." 304-675-7476 7 foot hand carved pew. Good cond. $75.00 304675-2735 . Harvest Gold double o>Jen, 876 .00. 304-882-2832 . Formal love seat, exc cond, $280.00. 3 pc AM -FM 8 track stereo $80 .00 . 4 pc chrome smglte glass top toble $75 .00. Coli 304· 675. 6786 or 675 -5733 . Refr~gerator, dishwasher, air cond." 304-882-2716 after 5 PM 61 Farm Equipment Late model Ford 2000 tractor, looks new, runs new. International 340 tractor 82 , 39 6 . Massey Ferguson $2.896 . Call 60 _tractor _ 22 . 614 286 66 Michael' a Painting and Wallpapering. Call 614 · 742 2328. ----::--:--~--: ·leD & M Contractor~. Vinyl and aluminum aidlng replaeerftent wind~ws · i nsuhti ng - roof• ng · remodeling and new construction-gutters. Call 304-773·5131 . !- -------:--:-:::::-: Vicon 4 wheel rake $350, 4 row Ford corn planter. 3 pt. hitch. Mauey Ferguson mower es96. Ford 8N front end loader 8296. 6ft. buoh hog brand brush hog 8 39 6. C~ii "61"4-UG-6622, MY PEOPLE I ARE MOST GRATEFUL TO "YYU, BROT~ER ALLEY( ·· · · ·- Big John Deere 301 0 tractor $3.795 . John Deere 3 bottom plows $395 John Deere1010 tractor 82.995 . John Deere 2 bottom plows 8295 . Call 614-286-6622 . Big lnternationa1340 tractor with International mower and draw bar $2,560. Massey Ferguton 66 tractor with Freeman loader 8a 6ft. blade 196 . Cell 614 -286 For sale: 1972 International 3414 industrial enclosed cab, back hoe. 36 size bucket. Call 614-949-2822 Dune cart 5HP engine, ballon type tires. axe . cond . Call 1- ---..,-,-----,---304-576-2972. 63 Livestock 1976 Cutla11 Supreme AC, PS. PB, cruiu. 8 track, new tires . Call aher &PM, 614· 388 -9680 . 1977 Cutlets S V-6, auto, ·ps, PB. air. AM -FM. excellant ohape. Call 614-3670668. 1973 Chevrolet 4 wheel drive PU, would like to trade for regular PU or equal value. Coli 614-258 -8309 . 1977 Datsun pick-up with camper top. good cond .. 811 y . on gat. • 1000. Call 614-247-4006 . 1981 Buick Regal one owner. PS. PB. air cruoae, tilt. AM·FM ca~l"t:•r-- d~~·~;ai 198? :.A - ton -Chevv -truck .negotiable. Call .II Silverado. 6 .2 diesel. 4x4, - ---------:::::= -1automatic, loaded. Call6141 980 Malibu wagon, 1 949-2437. Nova. 2 dr. hatchback. 1974 1-----:--=----: -lc- . window van, new carpet, 1984 Ford Ranger. 4 cy· newseatt, woukltaketrade. Iinder. 4 speed. ~M-FM Call 446-7832. cauot1o. 17,000 mo . Call 614-985-3886 . 1 Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal . Call 304-6751331 . . Slim i' thirty. five years old' It's time .he struck . out ,on RINGLES'S SERVICE. ·~ ­ per.ienced carpenter. electrl· cian, mason. painter, rooting· (inClUding hot tar opplicotlont 304-676-2088 or 675-7368 . _h,sown. Rotary or cable tool drilling. Moat wells t:ompleted same day. Pump aalea and service•. 304-895-3802 . 55 Building Supplies Pickens used furniture. 304· 676-6483 or 675 -1460. RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Uoed ltoveo and refrigeraton. Compare our pricn, save today . Phone 304-77 3-5430 . Used electric range. $26 .00. 304,576-2581 Building Materials . Block, brick, sewer pipes. windows . lintel• . etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Coli 614-246-6121 . 56 Pets for Sale Want to rent 2 or 3 bedroom house or trailer nesr Point Pleasant, 304-675-3794 . Merchandise tid'ta• '" ..' . loy THOMAS JOSEPH ACROIIS 38 European 1 Legell!l river :It Norse god 5 Arrange haird06 9Seed DOWN covering 10 Headgear 12 -voce 13 Fit for 1 Except Z Dry 3 Exude 4 Chicken plowing - king Yesterday's Answer 5 Cleaned, 14 Dutch corrunune as apples 18 Lady Jane Z3 Beatty u "Just the I "Put in " Reds " Way You -" Happy 211 It has %5 Vester· 11 "Cakes Fac.o" banks day 's and -" 7 Having in snow 17 Eyed loetfav..Can. and Z7 Jalopy 11 Code signal BTOppled lheUSA 31 Italian 210 Sensa10 Stripped U Actress river tiona! 11 Seeltaw Merrill 3Z Lovable 21 Peace 15 Icelandic zz Of the 34 Pen point symbol rneaaure mails 35Group Z% Eucharist plate .. . URodeo contestant Z4 ADDrove in Sonora 21 His (Fr.) Z7 Umpid Furnished gerageapt. 1 bdr .• 29V:r Neil Ave ., Galhpolia *236, utilities paid . Cell 446 -4416 after 7PM . Z8 Egyptian deity Z9 Red..yed 3 bdr. newly remodeled duplex, excellent locati~n . Second Ave , Galllpohs . $290 mo . plus sec. dep. Call 446·8293. carp 30 BankroU setting z.~~-- 1 bedroom apt . 2 roome. furnished. tor rent to lady, t1 00 per mo.. utilities furnished . Call 448 -1414 or 446 · 1023. 36 KJncly title • Sellers fUm 37 Landmark ofSicUy t I I I XJ Furnithed efficiency 807 2nd . A>Je., Gelllpolit. Share bath . t160 utilities paid, odulto. Coli 448-4418 oher 7PM. I TEMRIP 3 room• s. beth. unfurniahed. ground floor, prl· vote. Coli 446 -3358 . fTEOGUNf Rivenide Apts. Mlddlepo.rt. Special rates for Sen•or Citizens. $130 . Equal Houelng Opportunities . 814 - AIM:( ::i9£ - 77%~ T"'-' :IS Sports . I I I XJ I REDEL I I I K) - '"' Yesterday'• _ AXYDLBAAXR ••• Now arrange the drcled lettert to ronn the aurpriH answer, as aug· gested by the above oanoon. I l X ]uPt.N "(X I r:r tAntwers lomorrowl BAKED_ SADIST CHROME ~ .. I1 o~~~.na\lililr.""Wnat tney eau eome b'r lfh·- m•n w ..o run . the garNng tablea-"OEGK" HANDS •I ,. IILONGFELLOW WHAI AN INHI51"TEI/ F"E~ON XX) . -.J-.J-.JY, DAILYCRYPTOQUOTES-Here'l ...... lo ..ork It : U&UAI.L.Y 15. J umbt&S. CANAL hz-+-+-t-t-t- · One tetter atanda for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O 's, etc. Sing le lc Uers. apostrophes, the length and fo!TIIIItlo~ of the words are all hintl. Each day the code letters are different ORYPI'OQUOO'E 3-tl PTO ' R AIBG JTN YBJDR G . ZR'Y RFD QTYR PBOKDNTWY -L Z O -.YD X.TNI.P . - FWKF RFZOK XB!AT -ID Y"lerday'o Cryptoquote : NO ONE KNOWS WHAT HE IS DOING WHILE HE ACTS RIGHT ; Bt.rr 01' WHAT IS WRONG WE ARE ALWAYS CONSCIOUS. • .. . • �Thursday at St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, W. Va. A housewife, Mrs. Oldaker was born Jan. 10, 1919 in Pomeroy, a daughter of the late William R. and Mary Martha Payne Barnhart. S'ne ls .Stirviv€il by Mr husband, Andrew J , Oldaker; a sister, Bessie Turley, Middleport; two brothers, William Barnhart , Jr., Pomeroy, · and John Barnl)art, Pomeroy; two stepdaughters, Patty Edmund, LesW.. Koenig, Jr., -· Pvmcrvy, $20 anU costs; David H. Mora, Pomeroy,$ro and costs; George Rlnehlser, Carroll, $22 and costs; J . Gregory ·Fields, Jackson, $.ll and costs; Jay Ridgway, New Haven. m and costs; MUdred Cottrlll, Langsville, I a.m. · 1Dp.m. _ ~ _ . , _ . . . . . . , . _ . . . . . . . -- 10 a.m. · 10 p.m. •Weekly Spec:lals •Money Sav~r hems •USDA Choice Meats t)r Vin~on, $W and -c-osts. 110 Ohiu license; explrei:tllcenseplates,costs only; Reta J . Hill, Racine, $ro and FLOWER SHOP -TI•• •'n ,...,..rk- ~,.d. /..,,.,... PAl. Mf·mt If M2·Snl costs and restitution, passing !lba!!!d!-.1------------,~ Pickens, Mason; four grandchUd- ·grandchildren. ~<ltlanO costs; Charles Sayers, Long rt'n and seven great-grandchildren. Mrs. Oldaker was a member of Bottom, $21 and costs; Jolm funeral services will be Sa turday the Independent Holiness Church at Towner, Point Pleasant, $23 and at 1 p.m. at the Foglesong Funeral Lasage. costs; ·Jolm M. Harper, Pomeroy, . Home with the Rev. Bennie Stevens Services will t.. held at 2 p.m. $.ll and costs, and William Blaine, · .Veterans Memorial l offi ciat ing. Burial will follow In the Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Home Jr., Gallipolis Ferry, was assessed : • . Admissions_.· Wilbur Hanning, Kirkland Memorial Gardens. · with . burial to be In the Wells costs only on a speedb]gcharge. Middleport; Kenneth Cremeans, FriendS may call at the funeral cemetery. Frtends may cail at the Forfeiting bonds posited 'on speed-•I Coolville; Golda Rou sh. Middlehome .on Friday. from 2-4 and 7-9 funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 lng charges were Matclil !~~ if;j;~~lr:,~.~~r~~ictitle;. . __ ,~~, "),,,~·.··~~ ~"": .-.~·-· ~-~·'"""" , .. P,r!_l~!~J]l!!J;~,.~.,.=·~~"··· ~~"·''";,.••_.~Be~l~p~!re~.~$50 :;'i:~A~11~!en~P~a~m~~e:~11~~;~~~7·H··~ ·-~ ~~~W~E:E:·P~·I1N·Gh~f~~E~FH€rAr-=> =···"'!·"""""' Disch -e 1 Youngstown, alldPatrlckScott, t.w· n~J\~~.R~~:~w:·~~:EJs~~: ... ~- me,rK,{tfl.cy_.SQ_Ufl. anst()e.l".,.l'Ve.ca . .. _ • Sou!hPolnt,S4L_ .._ . ..·... · Five calls .wi're answered on Tuppers Plains was called to Texas Other cases heard Included Eddie Jane Russell. Thursday by units of the Meigs Rd. at 7:41p.m. !or Harry Miller to Russell, Jr., Reedsville, $250 and County Emergency Medical Veterans Memorial. At 9:58 p.m., rosts, 10 days In jaU and driver's Divorces soug}:tt Service. · Pomeroy was called to the E!ligles license suspended for 90 days, ALSO AVAILABLE IN RECORDS AND CASSEnES At1:16p.m.,Pomeroywascalled Club for Mildred Barnett who was driving while· intoxicated; Roy - A divorce action has been filed in to Peach Fork Rd. for Sally Byers taken to Veterans Memorial. AOO at Blumenaurer, The Plains, $250 and Meigs County CornmonP!easCourt whowastaken to.Veterans Memor- ~0:18p.m.,Rutlandwascailedtothe costs, three days ·ln jail, 00 day by J. King, Middleport, ial. At 4:54p.m., Racine went to scene of an auto. accident on New suspension of · driver's · against Wllliam J . King, Pomeroy. Main St.for Andrew Bradford who Lima Rd. Dave Spangler was taken driving while Intoxicated; Sherry 83 Mill St. · . · Middleport The plaintiff charges gross neglect waslaken to HolzerMedlcai Center. froni 'the scene to Veterans McKinney,Rutland, $10 and costs, 992-2461 of dutyhasand extreme cruelty. The T---~~------~M~e~m~o~ri~al!:_.-----~.---'---~~a~Uu~te~to~y~le~l~d~rt~gh~t~of~w~ay~;~D~a~v~ld~~================::====~ court issued an order restraining the defendant from removing or _dis(l!lsiJlg of any m!'J'ita! assets pending the completion of this action. Carmen Kay Brlnager, Racine, and Timothy Brlnager, in care of Cecil Brinager, Racine, have petitioned the court for a dissolution of thelrmarrtage. · , ,a,>nPI Quartet port to be featured. , Su!14ay1 . 3 Phone: 446·9764 Open Weekdays . 00 · Aroma·Zetta Oldaker, 66, Lesage, w. Va" former-Melgsres'klent,.dJed GaHipoHs, Oh , Amma Z. Oldaker Clara Redman, 93, Mason, died Ftesidents <if Letart Falls arc · Wednesday in the Holzer Medical -""':" -urvimrtoThe graae- SChool at 1:45- .CenSht.er . ----'"'~ 189 ·- - M m Saturda f , e was rnu=. , 1m ason 8 1 p. · Y or eadlng to the late David and Margaret asse111bly on the front lawn H El' Pre:.schoolers ill h t · d. arp<'r tas. She was pr<'Ccded in death by her · w aves mws rea to them by clowns and other story husbandOrvalL Redmanandtwoo toJk characters and a helium filled d h'I"· M · D N 11 baJ]nori will . bp r pl M ·tn m rlr gran C I ul'en, arvm . C\.Ve -- ~ __ eas __ -- .• U!. ·• and Cassandra N. Redman. Right to Read-Week. · She was a member of the Mason . · United Methodist Church. Plan gospel sing Surviving fircthree sons, Thomas G.. Hoiner 0., and Richard , ail of A gospel sin15 will be held at ·the Mason; two daughmrs, Mrs. ClarKyger Creek High School 7 p.m. ence jean E . Davis, and Mrs. Densil The ~venue 252. Third Wilcox, Pomeroy, Sl5 and costs, check; Ruth Boggs, Coolville, $25 tnsec;w-e loan; Scott Wolfe, Racine, and ' costs, 10 days jail sentenced · $15 and costs, assw-ed clear . suspended, resisting arrest. distance; Robert M. Haley, Pome- r-....:..__....:..__ _:;;.__ _ __ roy, $.1l and costs, expired driver's I~ Oanlel R. Thoma, l'ome-~ roy, $100 and costs and five days In jail with jail sentence and S50o! fine suspended it Ohio license Is obtained Tu ~nd ~ blo;.~Ui i fully dn!~oti..-J within -.;JO days; costs only on a fuMtal ' rr)n/i(f'ltlt'nl . charge of !allure to keep exhaust In illst -~u vi!.il working order; Roger K. McDaniel, POMEROY . Clara . . Redman F:lfteen defendants were fined on speeding charges and four others forfeited Iionds posted on that charge during Wednesday's session of Meigs County Court conducted by Judge Patrick O'Brien. Fined for speeding were Clarence Carson, Ada, $~ and costs; Joyce Grimm, Columbus, $24 and costs; Jolm StUtner, ParkerSburg, $21 and costs: Evelyn Anderson, Clli'rks· burg, $22 and costs; Leonard . Invitation extended O'Brien concludes 19 cases · Area deaths C~t~pohs Foedtand . = = = = =-- Meigs County Happenings .. Friday, March B. 1986 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Pleasant and from Middle~ · HER Ll FE STORY. .THE-BOOK THAT IS · E ds ·• . ... £ · lls " SHOWTIMES WSAZ·TV 3 ONE DAY AT A TIME Cl~ith Mt•d·dleporf B00 k Sf. ore. ' . llcen~. HUNTINGTON, WV 12: 30··1 :oo WOAY·TV 4 .,, OAK HILL, WV ~ "1 :30·2:. 00 P;M. 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