https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/54ef0e0fadfc8b8345703ff6af371e80.pdf 70d32003efc793b011191fbfc3c79646 PDF Text Text -• 1 Pomeroy-Mid~leport, Page-16-The Daily Sentinel , I Ohio . • Thursday, April 4. 1985 . . Republicans WFlDt .time to stu~y f.lowe· State buyout bill .. · . COLUMBUS, Ohio ,(AP) - Ma· . Jority Republicans m. the Ohio Senat~ have served nbtice on Democratlc Gov. Richard Celeste !.hat they will not be rushed into passing laws needed for .sale of the closed Home S~teSavtngs Bank to an out-of-state 1nstituUon. . Senate ~esldent Paul Glijmor, R·Port Clinton, saldlegislatorsneed to take tjme to carefully lOOk at ~he legtl>Jatlon. · ''I do thlnlc, in all fairness, before the bill passes, theGe11eral Assembly ought to at least have a chance to reasonably look at the provisions," Glltmor said. "And I think we ought to know the detalls of this agreement If we're going to be asked to pass tho> bill based on an '!greement with a private party and put in ... as much as$85mllllon forastateguarantee;" · he said. "We ought to have whoevo>r the buyer Js come In and tell us exactly what's In the!l' and exactly what their commitments are so wo> ruave Inmate... (Co,ntinued from page 1) that tho>y refused to act upon both oral and written request by Sheriff Robert E. Fruth to provide funds to hire sufficient ·personnel to see that proper operational standards could be maintained in the running of the Mason County Jail." In addition to tho> $3 mJllion, Grubbs is asking the federal district , court to appoint an a ttorney to ' represent him In his grievance, to order the sheriff to give him "the liberty'' to see a doctor of his own choosing, and. to grant a restraining order to prevent the defendants or any of their agents from "harassing OF taking any form of retallatory • · measures" against htm. Grubbs and Myers were indicted by a Mason County grand jury last September on charges of aggravated robbery In connection with the theft of money from Jarvis; larceny, in the theft of Jarvis' car; and •Jail breaking, for the Incident alleged to have happened Aug.l2. j Grubbs was apprehended in Williamstown, W.Va., and returned to Mason County in · late August. Myers surrende red himself to his att6rney and was returned tot he jall ~vera l months Ia ter. sto ne~ were ne~ligeilt "in Jobless (Continued_from page 1) ? Ike, 17.5 percent ; Portage, 10.8; PrebleJ 7.( futnam , 13.ii: RIChland,.10. 7; Ross, 11.1; San· . duslcy, 11.1; Scioto,_:\6.3: Sene,ca . . · 11.9; Shelby;. 9:7; ·'Stark,· '10.6; · •; Summit, '9.5; · Trumbull, 12.0; Tuscarawas, 14.0; Union. 9.0; Van Wert, 6.9; Vinton, ·15.3; Warren, 9.8; Washlngion, 12.8; Wayne, 8.0; Williams, 8.7; , Wood: 7.5; Wyandot, 9.9. Emergency squads answer five calls F ive calls for assistance were answered Wednesday by unltsofthe Meigs' Cou nty E mergency Medical Service. At 1: 28a.m., Pomeroy went toclty hall for John Young who was taken to Veterans Memorial. At 11:37 a.m .. Pomeroy was called to the Baum Addition for Daylene Bahr who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. The Racine unit was ca lled to Dalley's Restaurant at 12: 37p.rfi. for Brenda McKitrick to Holzer Medical Center. The Racine unit was again called Ollt a\.4: 49 p.m. for · ~vor Logan who was taken from, Cross' grocery store to Veterans Memorial. And at 10:26 p.m., Rut land went to Meigs Mine NCI.1for . Haroid Cokle who was transported toO'Blenness Memorial Hospital in Athens. · Good ·Fiiday sen-ices. 's et at Gra<'e Episcopal Good Friday services wUI be presented by the Meigs County Ministerial Association Friday be· ginning at noon at Grace Episcopal Church, Main Street, Pomeroy. Speaking on the "Words from the Cross" will be seven area ministers. Also participating In the program will be several area musicians. Speakers include Sister Janet Rectenwald, the Rev. W.. R. Newman. the Rev. W. H. Middles· warth, the Rev: Msgr. Anthony Glannamore, the Rev. Lee Mlller, the Rev. James Corbitt, and the Rev. David Mann. Providing the music will be Lome Foster. Tom Reuter, Margaret Blaettnar, Lois Burt, Ralph Werry, Martha Hoover, and Linda Warner· Eason. The congregat!Qn wlll be free to "come and go" during several places In the 2~ hollF service. ~me reasonable expeeta:tion a~ to Sen. Donalil Lukei\S, chalnnan of what ~.he exposure is on the people of the Senate Financial Instltutions Ohio, Glllrhor said. .. . and Insurance Comrnlttee, said he He referred .to legislation being . would ask legislators to approve , drafted by Celeste that would allow measures raising from $750 to$1,000 a non.Ohiobanklng lnstitlltion to buy the ~lllng on monthly withdrawals the Clnclr!nati·based thrlft. Bart of depositors can make at the smpe40 the deal ~ulres thestatetoputupa saving!! and loans which are open guarantee O! $85 rrlilllon to make only for Urrlitedservlce. s.ure depositors get all their money. Lukens, R' Middletown, said he depositors. i thinkit'dkeepthemoff cial mess In general and expand the ~ the streetl>; they'd be able 10 get scope ·of a legislative panel looking some ofthetr money," Lukens said. into the c losing of Home State .in 1 • The Home State sale btu was one particular. · . ·. of three on the legislative agenda as · A third ~111. sponsored by Lukens,• the House and Senate met 1n a would bolster the assets _or the • special session today. still-closed insiltutlons to meet One of the other measures would . f~ral·. requirements and, under expand the legal powers of a special state Jaw, qualify for full-servk;e prosecutor investigating the !Jnan· reopening. · · · APRIL 5th AND SATURDAY, LADIES . SPRING DRESS SALE' Our new spring lines of JUNIOR DRESSES dres.s~ts in Misses and Half Sizes are ' reduced for this Easter Sale. · KNIT DRESSES - JACMIT DRE$S.E5 COTTON DRESSES · SUITS Reg. $39 Dresses ..... Sale $31 :19 ' Reg. $44 Dresses..... Sale $35.19 Reg. $52 Dresses..... Salt $41.59 Reg. $73 DreJSes..... Sal~ ' $58.39 Neiiv Spring Look in poly/c ot· ton blend. Seersucker, pastels and prints. Jr. sizes 5 / 6 to 15 / 16. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. BLAZERS, BLOUSES, SlACKS, JACKETS, SKIRTS, SWEATERS, VESTS, .and GOLF SKIRTS. Petito, Minos and Extra !iim Rtg. $17.00 to $54:00 S28 Dresses ..... Sale S23 $31 Dre~ses .... Sale S26 · S33 Dresses .... Sale $28 S3 7 Dresses .... Sale $31 EASTER SALE $1359T0$43 l9 . . EASTER SALE MEN'S MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SLACKS II like the selection of men's droin trousers in . young men's -styles and SPECIALS au,rw·~ 11.99 CHqC. COVERED CHERRY EGGS ......... $ J-.69 plus Big Sizes 2X. 3)( and 4X. Solid colors. plaids. stripes. tn· eludes all of our men 's span shins, (folded and hanging styles). Tap· more conservatiVe look• In 1 00% polyesters. The ae..on'a amartast faah~ ion colors In regular and BRACH'S IJ.S9 CHOc. COVEIIED MAIISifMU.OW EGGS ...J 1.3 5 aRACH'S 11.39 (HOC. COVEIIED MARSIIMU.OW EGGS... S1.19 ered and full cut styles. .. BRACH'S '1.29 BUTTEICREM£ EGGS ........................... $1,09 $10.95 Sport Shirts ......$8.68 JRACH'S 11.59 CHOCOLATE FUDGE EGGS.................. S1.35 $13.95 Spar! Shirts ... $11.18 RHODDA 39' MARSHMALLOW PEEPS ...................... 3 far $1 $111.95 Sport Shirts ... $13.48 ' $19.95 Sport Shirts ... $15.88 .. EASTER SALE ' BOYS' MEN'S •VAN HEUSEN DRESS SHIRTS ' ot our boys shirts - knits, westerns, sport shirts. dress in· navy Sawyer polyes· · to ·2o. dinating belt, poly cot· ton blends, permanent ])reu. Sizes·8 16 in Slims or Regular ind .S.tud1ont ·Sizes · 26 to· to . .,. .' - .. $2' .Reg. f34.95 ..:. · . ... . . ....$32 R~- f39:9s waist:· ·.; · · , . ' EASTER SALE MEN'S TIES Solid colors and ne.at pattern$. New spr,ng ·selec· tion. shirts. sot ids, plaids, stripes. An excellent selection in boys sizes 8 to 20. ·. BOYS IT.95 ' . '' " :~~~T~~:is-."·':'"'"·S~lE. 16.3B 16.50 Ready Tied Ties •••••••••••••••••••••• ~. S4,99 . Knit Ties ........................ SS.49 18.50 Four-in-Hand Ties ....................·.... S6.49 EASTER SALE BOYS' S8.9S DRESS S'HIRTS Sizes 8 to 18 in white and solid colors. · Buy noW for Easter, school and church functions, class picture tak· in g . ,~;. SPRING SALE! Save· 20°/o On men'• and boya' T·1hirt1 and briefs, men'a boxer1, A-1hirt1. Bigs and Tells. Pocket T's. Save . SAlE ENDS 20°/o SAT., APIIL 6th ' liTTLE GIRLS' KNIT SHIRTS Our best selection aver. Sizes S, EASTER DRESSES Pretty new styles for Easter. Meo's $8.95 Knit Shirts................... Sole $7.18 Men's $10.95 Knit Shirts................... Sole $8.68 Men's 112,95 Knit Shirts.:............... Sole 110.28 Men's 114.95 · /! g . SJ6.00 Van Heusen S.J9.00 Van Heusen S20.00 Van Heusen EASTER SALE MEN'S M. L, XL, plus tails and big sizes 2X, 3X, and 4X. Solids. stripes, tank tops, sweatshirt looks, aolf and tehnis shirts, drossy knits. . . . Dress D;ess Dress Shirts ...... s12.89 Shirts ... ~ .. SJ5.39 Shirts ...... SJ, ••,y,, EASTER SALE No nonsense® · SPRING HANDBAGS ' PANTY HOSE SALE -. · HO~e ' $1 03 .TO S2JS7' lntroducina SUPER LOOK®' AND 100~ Comfort . SUPER LOOK PLUS® (0n0N• SMOOTHING ... CrossYour Heart · froM Playue . From l'laytex · N ~$9.99* NOW, WITH THE COOL COMFORT OF CO~~:~~;®~~ CLOTHES. LOOK SMOOTH...YOU LOOK a Now at 20°/o Off . Lori Brinager was employed as secretary at Southern High &;boOI when Southern Local School Board Wednesday evening. . flbttrettlc JCIIItt'" OftiO 11!41 til MH CHtoii:Ql CAIID l'lrtnager wUI assUme her duties on AprU 22. Grace Grltfln, present secretaJY, has accepted a position : as '1layrunl clerk for Treasurer DennyHJU. WASHINGrON (APl - Opponents of f>r,esldent Reagap'sCentral AmeriCan policies say they see little new in his Nicaraguan peace plan and dwbt it will be enough to • persuade Congress to approve SI4 mUllan tn. aid to the "Contra" guerrillas seeking to overthrow the government. "I thlnk.essentially whlilt we have here is old wtnein a new bottle," said Rep. Stephen J . Solarz; D·N.Y,, a · member of the House Foreign Affairs Cornmlttee. ~· 1 don't think It's any more palatable .than thP ~lous" proposals by the allminlstratton. In the Senal~ . Republican Dave Durenberger of Minnesota, chair· man o( ~~~Qatll IJJtlllllgeilce Commltt~. wascritlcal;!lthougll,he·. s;ild. ljle proposal was ·a "pqslthi'l' step? ' · . · : ·~ ~r!,irul;Hvl,' .as t!.ts .Stffi is; llowever. li doesn't go fat enough:" .said Dul't'llbef8er, a key figu re in the Nlcara~a debate. State sale decision expected for, today s&Ls, resulted In Celeste'sMarchl5 order to temporartlly shut down the other 00 Ohio S&Ls whi~h lacked froerallnsurance. . Twenty-eight of those Institutions have reopel'led after meeting a new statutory requirement thai they obtain or'quaUty forsu~h Insurance. The 0ther 41 are being permlt.ted to open only for limited wlthdra· wals, although a bill up for consideration today In the Leglslature could help them meet the required capltallzation require- ' ments to qualify for federal · Insurance. · Earller 'fhursday, Chenlical Bank becap~e the sole prospective purchaser of the 33-branch Home State, which triggered Ohlo's.sav)ngsandloancrislswhenltcollaps<!d under the Weight of sour F1olida supplementthepurchasepricewtth securities investments March 9. One unidentified Oi!lo ·bank had a guarantee, possibly of Sill million. AlthOugh the governor said ear· expressed,interestlnHomeStateon Wednesday but Withdrew 'JtseH lier that the use of general tax from the negotiations a day later. money to provide the state guaran· Celeste did .not Identify the Ohio tee was being considPred, he alSO bank but there were niports It was was trying to find a way to use non-tax revenues. He did not Fifth Third Bancorp of Qnclnnati. elaborate, but lottery proceeds have During talks In Celeste!s ol!lce been mentioned. through most ol Wednesday nli!ht Glllmor said · that under the and throughout the day Thursday, governor'sproposai.thestatewould several potential problems were stressed, Including the constitution· 'be putting in "substantially more" than the buyer would be providing. allty of using tax money to sweeten He also said the buyer had asked for the Cherrlical Bank deal and help guarantee that Home State deposi- cash from the state Instead of a guarantee. tors would get allthelr money. By lopsided marglllll, the Senate Celestesaldprevlouslythatterms . and House approved and se~t to the for an out-of-state would Include a governor an emergency blll glvtng requirement for the buyer to pay a prerrliurn for entering lhe Ohio mar~et. The state also would . 1 .. 1n otlli!r buSinells, .the board approved the purchase a ll HP Mltsublshl dlesell!IOII'I!rtor the high school. Present for the meeting were Sue GrueSE'r, board president; Don Smith, Da'lid HUI and Dennie . Evans, board members; Superintendent Bob Ord; and Denny H111, . treasurer. · \ __ BUNNY- ~,_a.....,. olthelnt• . hand to \'Ill& the EMter BuDny .. ~ Mine 1 ~· CIM'en ., . mJnen were lilvlled to villi& lhe tnlnt! olllce -~~~ Ul)1be ~ to receive trea&l by lhe IMDI.V, pcll1ra)'ed by Max Whitlatch of Melp eowty. 'nle BU..,•allppell'lllltleWMaceapen&lve ~of the mt 1n ud 8J " a Oklo Celli Co. J - II lite - o{ a.dt C11arn1Jen. pa 1' 1 o1 1A1Ci11 J8le o1 1he Ualled Mille WGrllens ol America. subpoe!la powers; without the necessity of convening a grand jury, to Home State special prosecutor Lawrence Kane of Cincinnati. Celeste was expected to sign the Immediately effective bill today. 'The Senate was eXpected to vote roday on a bill using $liO miUion in state fluids already set asJde to bolster 11M> aSSII'ts of the 41 instltutlllns open only tot llmJted IJ.Islness to meet federal insurance requt:rements. Sen. Donald E. "Buz" Lukens, R-Middletown, Is sponsor of that measure, which also would increase from $750 to Sl,IXXl a month the amoont that could be wthdrawn by depositors of the restricted Institutions. Water rate ·h ike tentatively OKed . &ai-d hires scho_ol secretary '92% Cotton; 8% Lycra41 met FREE PARKING a- .,_rlct COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - ~v. Nov.1 . Sen. Richard Finan , R· Richard Ci>leste's otflce said he would sign into law today an Cincinnati, chairman of the panel, Immediately effective bill giving said more money would be needed. expanded legal powers to the special "1think it they're going to be serious prosecutor lnvestlgatingOhlo's sav· about It ... I think you could spend $200,000 just on staff;" he said. Jngs and loan crisis. Finan said he did not expect public The Senate completed passage late Thursday when It voted 33-0 to hearings to begin for at lea~t a · go aiongwllh minor House changes. 'month. "I told them .. . that lflwasgoingto Sponsored by Sen. Paul P!el!er, R-Bucyrus, themeasilrealsobroad- be In charge of this thing I was going ens the subpoena power.s and scope to expect to work very closely with of a speclalleglslativepanel creatE!jl (special prosecutor Lawrence) spE>clncally to Investigate the Home Kane. I don',! think that It's necessary for us to duplicate each State Savings Bank collapse. The select committee was given other, Idon'tthlnklt 's necessary for an initial $200,1XX1 to pay for Its us taU over each other. I think we can opera lions. It Is to Issue report. by \llork together," he said. SALE PRICED 1 . . Kane given expand~d powers Si111: Petite to M.d., Mill. to Tall, Tall ... •1 .29 to 13.59 100%C0tton . for ' Reagan plan gets cri.t icism· in Congress ' Stride. ' ' mesh. ,Reg. '6.00 Hantlbags.......Salo $5.09 leg. 11.50 """"""''""""'Salo $7.19 log.113.Q0 Jlao .. Cgi ...... Salo $11.09 ''---..-......~. ... 12UO Uta g ....... .we $t'1.29 25 Cento Mult-io Inc. N-op- Racine, the firm which ·handled the sewer line extension, has still not received paymenttorthework. Ml emergency $62,250 Economic Development Grant was secured to pay for the '\I.'Wer line extenslol). , Campbl>ll feels that a payment· agreement made during pre-construction conference between ntmself, the engineers and vU~e.council s;ne'mbers, was hot fuHIUed by the village. <:ampbic-11 believes a total drawdown of state funds was to have been made . available to 'Urn by the village before this time. , Anderson says the drawdown process is underway and that Campbell will get ~ totally paid" when the project is "lotaliy done.' " spread.Whlle in Pomeroy, engineers wlll also be reviewing the Monkey Run sewer line extension and making recommendations. Another engineering tirtn ljas also been contacted about the Monkey Run situation. · Thlj last 1\etalls .of the sewer llne extension. U> the P~ Hut are also being cleared up. This lnclulles' • leveling the dirt and reseeding the area over the lift statkin. \he project wUI be completely finished when West Main Is repaved·where the road was torn up to lay the !!ewer line. Bob Campbell, presklent of Hemlock Pipeline 1nc., rrom •z•. Control Top and Comfort cloth. macrame, canvas and 2 8ectlono. , 12 P-• A COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP)- Some Kentucky, Maryland, New Jersey, 1.6 mtuion gas customers In Ohio New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, wtusaveanestlmated$:nlm1Uionin West Virginia and the District of I he next two years as t{ieresult of a Columbia. settlement filed Thursday with the Columbia Transmission had been Federal Energy Regulatory charging ,the highest commodity Commission. rate In the country, said Steve •The settlement requires Coium- . Ostrander, · a spokesman for the bla Gas Transmission Corp., which Ohio Consumers' Co~ which sells gas to four Ohio utilities, to had Initiated some of the action reduce Its basic commodity rate which prompted the settlement. from$4.17 per thousand cubic feetto Its rate was high because during $3.70. . the natural gas shortage in the late Thereductlonwtubepassedalong 1970s, Columbia had. enlered Into lo customers of the utilities that buy "take-or-pay" c!ntracts which · ~ from Columbia Transmission: Co- qulred the compatly to pay for set . lumbla Gas of Ohio, Dayton Power amounts of gas regardless of It a~ & Light, Cincinnati Gas & Electric was used, Chema said. and West Ohio-Gas. The FERC last year concluded Public Utllltles Commission of that "Columbia's gas acquisition Ohio · Chairman Thomas Chema policies and practices evidence a . UNION IIRD~ - Rldtard 'l'nlnlll4. pnli- · . s;~ld the average annual s;i'lings for .rec~ disregard of Its duty to de!lt of,...,.'tlllltetlaa..'l\lwllei i'ol Amertca, waul • of S.rtbetli ,Oiilol CoAl Co.;, llle s 2 ~. a'l'llsldt!ntiW"cus!J)merwill !Je$84for provide service ai the iowesi MeiP-lollbe~-CoaiCo.Tiitinday · Wlilt~Udi, a nit!tnbel of~ J«<II, ~Mine DP&L, $73- tor Columbia, $40 for . reaso'nl!blecost." -.. maitdu& foj, the Ji~ of Slil5il tD 1M OaDia - ,W~of~ l)avld~vloeP!atclo5ot,· W6t Olilo imdl34 for CG&~. •. · J Ohn C'room, chali:man ofColumCOunty Clt!k!ren~· Home, alao ~tn, ~ co,u.ty, of Vln&oa Col,uKy Bank: . .Jerry lflni!l.' leCI'eWY· The cost ·!'Nuctlon · . will · be . . bla Gas Systems, · t!te ·parent· · 111111 llie Chlldreri's Reslilenttai 'Tftldiiieni' PtiJinuij l~r . ol . &, United l'flae W~; . · retroactive loAPfli 1, allli'Cqluinbla company ot.C:oiumbla Transmls· ' Whldl Serveil Melfi}, oaiUa illd Jadl80il Coulltiei. . , 'l'rumka, the national pr'!sll!ilt, iiad Ohuclt «i9rporate . . Transmlsslon has agreed not to . s iOn, said Thursday Repta!enthatr. the 'grOUps which contrtbuled lhe Cllambel:lo pnwldenl of Local Uiten 18118, Ullilecl headquarters 1n WUmington, Del., raise Its rates be.tore AprU 1, 1007. l1lOIIey to help the children's projp-ams from lhe left Mine Worken. The settlement also aff~ts , Co· that Columbia sought a se'itlement are Ed JeD, jlresldeat of DWrlct 6, United Mkte lurnbla Transmission customers in to.avold erosion of Its market. Sandelfoot and ·· reinforced toe styles in regular panty hou, sheer to· the waist. Ultra Sense, Queen Genuine lealhers, linens, barija . About a foot of the roadway Is also 'Involved In the sUp. . . "We haven't really decided what course of action to take," 5ald Anderson. ~ ' ·Ten years ago, a retaining wall was eonstructedon L<iurel Street to repair a sUppage at a cost of$1ll,IXX1. Another 500 feet of retaining wall wtu be needed at the new slip. Anderson said, "we're not even sure that wUI work because of the soU structure underneath. There's nothing SOlid under the area." Anderson assures residents that the vtuage Is "not giving up" on the problem. EXperts ~ continue to check the slip to see If It rerilalns localized or betrtns to latorsofbothparties,sald: "Allofus By ROBERT E . MJIIAA are cautiously opllmlstlc.'' But he Asl!locllded Press Writer COLUMBUS, Oblo (AP) -Gov. added: "! think there 1is sttu a Richard Celeste and legis Ia live substantial distance to go. • Although the governor said lledld leaders expected to learn today not Insist on a deadline · for whether Chemical Bank of New Cherrlical's answer, Senate PresiYork wUI' seek to buy the failed dent Paul E. Glllmor; R-Port Home State Savings Balik of Clinton, quoted the New · York Cinclnna tl. executives as saying they "wtu let us However, the final decision on know at noon tomorrow (Friday I If whelher there wUI be a sale Is probably at least a week away, the they have a firm otfer to buy." Celesle declined to specula tewha t governor said Thursday. Some Senate leaders aiso gave that ttme will happen If Chemical Bank does frame In talking to small gi-oups·of not sign a letter of Intent to purchase. frustrated Home State depositors · "I think we want to take the bridges who mtued about theStatehousefor that we cross one at a time," he said at a brief meeting With reporters. . the third straight day. Runs by depositors · on Hoine · Celeste, after a telephone confer· State, andsubsequentlybythoseat a ence call that Included Chemical of other privately Insured handful Bank officials, attorneys and legis· Excellent aelaction of qualIty br_a'!ds. Complete range of girls' sizes NB to Size 14. Rtg. 112.00 Dresses ............... Sale 19,59 Rtg. I] 5.00 Dresses ........... :. Sale 111 .99 Rtg. 120.00 , Dresses ......~ ...... Sale SJ 5.99 Rtg. 123.00 Dresses ............. Sale 118.39 I Hanese .... , ·Nitck sizes 14% to 19 ~ HaH aleeve styles, · · c'o iors and white-. R~g-ular ilnd bottoo down· coll~r styles. ' · .. SHIRTS ................ Saie 17.98 .. BOYS I 11. 9.5 SHIRTS ................ Sale 19.58' IOYS 114.95 .SHIRTS .............. Sale s11.88 . . .· SAVE NOW! 17.50 EASTER SALE! BOYS' . SHIRTS. This Easter sale includes all ·SPORT COATS DREss · PANTS · Solid col oro with coor- extra large sizes. Min's 118.95 Slacks... l15.19 Min's '21.95 Slacks ... '17.59 Min's S29.95 Slacks ... IU.99 M.ft's 1 34.95 Sl_acks ... '27.99 EASTER SALE BOYS' EASTER SALE ertttne at y Gas sup.p lier told . to reduce rate / ~ Sizes S, M, L and, XL .. • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Friday, April 5, 1985 By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Staff Wrker ' Representatives from Engineering Associates, Ltd., Wooster: ate to be · In Pomeroy this week according to , John An(lerson, Pomeroy VIllage Council president, lo review a slippage on Laurel Street that Anderson said "has worsened slightly." , Engineers have been aware of the slip for some ttme and will monitor the affected area periodlc'ally. However, by the enginrer' s standards, to properly fix the slillllage wtu be an expensive undertaking. Core drillers have· also made tests of the area and agree that repair cpsts will _be astrononlical. spring line of _quality Devon. Included is thll_ all •new Blake Collector's Edition featuring updated styles. ' .. • Engineers slate review ·of Pomeroy pr()je~ts DEVON ·SPORTSWEAR Easter sale prices on our new EASTER SALE • • Vot .34, No.251 Copyrighted 198& Velerans Memorial Adn'llsslons--Ivor Logan, Racine; Arvll Holter, Long Bottom. DisCharges--Ray• SherrUI, ·.John McDaniel, Goldla Hendren. also wanted· to bring pressure on , ,Home State conservator Arlo Smith tq open checking accounts at the Institution for withdrawals of up to $1,000: "Checking is a minlr,nai amount of their assets. And to release that for partial wil.hdrawal would be a tremendous s tep forward 1n tenns of confidence of Home State . Racine residents are apparently requlr~ 20 trips to the landfill. going to have Increased wate:rrates. Council ls·also renlinding residents Meeting tn regular session this that ,trash put out for pickup by the week , Racine VUlage Council sus- vtllage service must be in plastic· pended the rules and gave two of bags, an ordinance requirement . three required readings to an It was reportro that through the ord~ Increasing the rates. cooperation of Sutton Township 'One more reading and approval of Trustees, !"ho provided a grader, the third reading will put the correction work has beencompletod ordinance Into effect ID May. The in an.alley llE'ar the C&A Garage. lrlcrell!l'wiU be~$2laquarterto Council discussed replacing $ll a ·quarter and the ordb\ance Danny Sayre, who resigned re: provides that resklents using large cently, on village council but took no amounts of water, such as filling action. The body is expected toswimming pools, must !II'Cilre a name a replacement to the unex·. penni! and must pay additional ptred term at the April 15 meeting.' charges for that water. Council has :D days atter the. Council revieWed the March ·resignation of Sayre to name the: pollee report shoWing nine arrests, replael!ment. If It falls to do so. SOOt collected In fines;· 21 calls Mayoc Charles Pyles will name the' : received: 10 complaints; iUid ml· ~i . · .·~. ~ for !lie month at J«i. It was The Bolln:l of PubUc Affairs· reportftl that Jack Wolle has betlln reported that estlmlres are being helping Manhal Altred Lyons with coJIIoc1m tor fl'llll.lr to the ~rator · police work 1n the town. _ bulldlna. Fire Chief~ Johnson Street CommissiOner Glen Rizer reported that attem]l(s are being. reported that six loads~ trash were made to work out tM nnanc;tng on a • hauled during cleanup week With riew emergency vehicle, !he balthe truck being driven 147 miles in ance betweei a comrriunl~ block ma.'<lng the plclruJlli. In addiUon, grant and tM'actualbklf~the . there was theno~ plckupoftrash new velllcle. l, : .. .. • �-.-- ·-- . • \ '• Commentary . '. . . The Daily Sentinel . WASHINGTON - . Elizabeth Drew's new book. "Campa!~ Journal " comes to hand - and what a ~uperb book It Is! To thumb . through its · ·pages, · chapter by chapter, Is to relive the whole of the Mondale-Reagan racefortheWhltc House. lt· wasn't the most exciting .contest of recent years, .but If you want a single book that will tell you what happened politically !n 1983 and .1984, this Is your book. Journalists fall into three catego· rles. There are reporters; there are feature writers: and there are those who deal .solely In analysis and oplnlon. Elizabeth Drew 11 a Pomeroy, .Ohio DEViJrED TO THE INTERESTs OF TilE MEJi'JS-MASON AREA ~v ~ ......-.-,......_do= . ' ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher ·PAT WHITEHEAD ·Assistant Publlsher(Contro.ller repo~er's I IU Court Street .· ~~ Page-2-,-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Friday, April 'S, 1985 . The \ BO.B HOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEIJ, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Assoclai('(J Press, Inl and Dally Press A s~oc la · tion and thP American Newspaper Publishers Association. . Judging from the general confusion over numbers these days It appears ·· that thOse teclmological marvels called romputets are better at producing • digits than they are at helping people digest them. The evidence is scattered throughout the dally newspaper, Involving . questions about the size of Pentagon tonfracts, the authenticity of audits by : certified publlc·atcountants and the size pf federal budget deficits. ' . And more: abo.U the balance of payments, and unemployment, and the :. correct ways of interpreting the needs and demands of the Internal · Revenue Service. And even the significance of the.jobless rate and gross national pl'O(!uct. • , - The disparity between the flow of dlglts and the understanding of them ":. &,is more personal meaning too. · : · Who, for example, fully understands the variety of Interest rates offered • < these days because computers 'have enabled lenders to cut tractions to~he ::·sere of atoms? And aren't home mortgages f\len more baffling? ' ·: ·And ·who, for that matter, fully understands_l~e details of.hls or her : ·corporaJr pension plan, or even the methods uSed In ·calculall~g their ' Social Security benefits? Or,ln some Instances, their very own paycheCk? ::: Thesltuatlonmaybecomeevenworseforordlnarypeople,becausethe : ·aay of personal computers becoming a standard tool In most households Is . a more remote vision than It was just a year ago. · ·': :'J\he dlfflcu),ty- of more digital data prodUced than digested- has been :.·~aps :~comparedtothemarketplace sltuatlonthatexlstedlntheearly1960s, when : :~:~leur consumer Increasingly was forced Into battle wit~ professional : :: Consumer ectucatlon and legislation since that lime have greatly :·mhanced the ordinary person's · understanding of· the marketplace, : making them more able to read labels, understand guarantees and make •.cbolces. . · :~ :In the disparity that exists between computer output and understanding, ':however, even the profeSsionals. such as eeonomlsts and autltfol;s, are ·fooled. · )• · ·Arthur Andersen & Co., one of the country's biggest auditing firms, .: recently paid more than $iXi mllllon to settle two suits lnvolvlng : certification of Inaccurate numbers. And this week It lost a $17 million ; !)umbers suit. . ·. ,A!Jdllor failure also appears to have been Involved In the Inability of ·autljorltles to spot dllnger9us financial condll!ons at E.S.M. Government Seec·untles Inc., a Fort La ud~rdai~.Fia . con;tpany th;ll ~llap~ suddenly· :That- failure spread lmtnedlately to :Home. Sta'!e ·savings Bank of . ·: Clnj:lrulatl, had extenslv€' <Ji,allngs wltl] E.S.!\1 ...and:aiso : 69·other Ohio· thrift ~ilrutlons. .. · ·· · ·. · .. . . ...:: The Inability of auditors to unravel'il'ltrlcateflnanclal dealings that are, · . · In part, made possible by computers - aitd thereby call attention to : weaknesses or deceit within companies"- has tarnished other a~countlng ~ - firms too. Wht>ther the electninlc computer now comes to the rescue of those .- caught In the confusion Is a moot question. For the time being, however,lt :: seemsthemarvelousmachlnecanmakemoredatathanlt.canhelpdlgest. whl~.h . endan~Wn:ct. . ' :....·:Letters to the editor Words of appreciation In helping Powell's Super Valu • celebrate, an anniversary date I. •' for one, would like to say thank you, :: Larry Powell, also to all oJ your :. employees. Never have I ever ·• shopped In your store that your : people weten''t most friendly. Even • though you have coupons ·- If a : person forgets to bring one In they ~ always say no problem, we'll find · ::· you one. ~: It by chance you get a product that isn't pleasing to you - "no problem" they either give you back your money or replace the Item. Again I want to say a great big thank you . Keep up the good work. God blessallofyou. -A patron who shops at Powell's, Mrs. Kenneth 'Eblin, Rt. 1 Box 173, Rutland, Ohio 45775. NOtH>MoKeR~' ~iGHT~! . Ttlan; aLL I HeaR aNY MORe! §MoK~Rf) HaVe RiGHT~, Too, DON'T we?-...~ ~Today in ~history Today Is Friday, Aprll5, the95thdayof1~. Thereare270daysleftlnthe ;. year. This Is Good Friday. :· Today's highlight In hlstor;Y: . •: On April 5, 1792. President Grorge Washington cast hi$ tlrst veto, rrjectlng a Congresskmal measure tot apportioning representatives , ' IIITIOIIi th!o states. :; On this date: , . ., .. ·: In 1614, American Indian princess Pocahontas mari1ed Engllsb colonllt RDife In VlrJI!nla. • :: !; ,::Jolin -- • . fl '• w By HERSCHEL NJSSENSON . Dave Bergman, Tom Brookens, outbombed by the Boston Bombers. apparently behi,nd.}lbn, is expected AP Sports Writer Marty · Castillo, Darrell Evans , Start with outfielders Tony Armas to replaCe Flanagan: The hk'?; ~ · Detroit ran away with , the Barbaro Garbey, Jolm Grubb, (he led the majors with 43 homers relief ace Tippy Martinez, w 0 u · • . • !'~ year en LarovHerndon. . and 123RBis), Jim Rice (28-122 . ) and his shoulder early Arnerlcan League East 1ast ., Cl 1lastdseason.• lly JANET McCONNAUGHEY ketball players used drogs and took roilfeiot>onworldcbamplo.nshlpbut Dwight Evans (32-I04 1, DH Mike To....... ,.,._ d Meve an p 1 Corrales Assoclaled Press Writer . money to cut Tulane's score In three at l east ;iiree other managers feel The Blue Jays feel a shaky bullpen Easier (27-91), tltlrd baseman Wade CleveJan anager ~ NE~ ORLEANS (AP)- Tuli!ne games. Tl I h .344 · · c areer average). says the Indians should Sl<nnger COSt them the ( last Boggs title SO they Year their clubs can overhau t e gers. f lh ·ence Unlvc·rslty':s 73-year-old basketball · Later Thursday. the panel In· They are Bobby Cox, 'foronto (the traded with Oakland for BUI CaudUI catcher Rich Gedman <24-72 I and "simply bPcause o e <'XPNI · · · pr'tigram, rocked by an alleged diet~ three players. Including John Blue'J aysi.5gamesbehlndbetrolt). (88 saves ..In the last three seasons)' fi rst baseman Bill Buckner . garnered by you ngsters like Brook point -shaving scheme and cash "HOI Rod" Williams, and tive other · 7 and · w ith ·San Francisco for Garv LlketheYankees.theRedSoxwUI Jacoby (3B), F'r,anco I. Yogl Berra , New York (1 games ·' Ia d Julio c Ernie CamaISS cho payments to plliyers. has been men- three of them students- on out), and Jolm McNamara , Boston Lavelle. ThemalnstartersareDave go as!'far as their pitching ta:kes Jerry Wll r < 1. " shutdown for · good, says the · charges of sports bribe~ and Stleb, Doyle Alexander, Jim Clancy them. A youthful rotation Includes - (RP), Tom Waddell (RP), Joe president of ihe 150-year·old conspiracy. It accused five pla yers to Sparky' Anderson of (disabled llst'l and Luis Leal. · OU Can Boyd, Roger Clemens, ' Carter (OF) and Pat Tabl.er <lB J'" Institution. of accepting at Ieast.U7,flXl. Caudill COSt the Blue Jays Bruce ilu~t ·In 198'2, the B('(<wers the T'=rs: "The world champions · ' artd AI Nipper but three . Milwqu~ee Le "ch·•mps 1" Eamon'Kelly alsosaldCoach Ned Gary Kranz, a student Indicted In are ready '"'" to take .on the world ." short.stop AI. !redo G . rlffln and out - key·s' are relievers Bob. Sta nley , were AmenCl!D agu, « - . · · · h r. lshl'<l Fowler resigned Thursday after .the ·gambling case, also was ·. Thanks to a scorching start t9-0, fielder Dave Collins; the price for Mark Clear and erstwhile stan,er 1984 . beset by m]unes, t ('y 10 admitting that ,he paid cash to charged with possessing cocaine Lavelle Was itcher Jim Got! aild Bob Ojeda, the new lelt-ha nd. e r In last, fired dManager Rene Lache' P 16-1, 26-4, 35-5), the Tigers led by six • h' ed "~rge Bam players - a ~rlous violation of . and .:... In a separate Indictment Slick-fielding the bullpen·. · mann an 1r '-""' two . minor-leaguers. games at the end ·of AprUand won h 11 ted. th Br~"ers In· · NCAA roles. Assistant coaches with selling the drug to three team :going Tony Fern andez Inherits Griffin's . berger. <' ' " away, clinching uto division """w odP ort fl980 Mike Richardson and M~x Pfeifer members. No players were Indicted crownonSept.18.AsformerYan · · kee job· and Jesse 'Barfield becomes a o---ore 1978. b,o an pa · , .·t Bos ...... u.. T o Dei also resigned. • on drug charges. - , owner Jacob Ruppert once said, his . full-tbne pia .)fer, joining . Lloyd Baltimore's 85- T1 record would Prediction: oronlo. ro' • Kelly made his announcement The drug sales started about two Idea offun was the Yankees scoring MoSeby and George Bell In tile have won the AL West.ln the East, ton, Baltimore. NPW York, MUwa(\·while Fowler and three assistants weeks before the point-shaving, the 10 runs In the first Inning and then outfield. Other standouts Include theUrioles staggered hom& fifth, 19 kl'<', Cleveland. • were closeted wlt.h a grand jury Indictments alleged .. gradually pulling away. 1 WUlle Upshaw (1B) and Damaso games behind th(' Tigers and their Investigating allegations that .basNo one, not f\len the ever · Garcia (2B). lowest finish since 1967. And despite • New York Yankees th~:. 1 -2 punch of Cal Ripken Jr. (SS) optbnlstlc Anderson, expects. the Tigers togo35-5agaln. But, he says, The Yankees had the best record and .Eddie Murray (lBI, the "We haV(' solid pitching. With Jack In baseball.~51·29) after the AU-Star production was down liB.runs fromCOLUMBUS-:'Ohio (AP) -Here catches of walleye up to 15 Inches Morris winning 19 games and Dan break and Berra predicts the 1~ · thechamplonshiP.yearof1983. Free Vine St., Racine, .OH. is this week's Ohio fishing report and smaUmouth bass up to a Petry wlnnlng1S, out guys knew we crew will score runs "In bunches:" agents Fred Lynn and Lee Lacy from the stale Division of Natural pound-and-a-halffromthlsTuscara· weren't about to lose too many His hatting order starts with newly should help remedy that problem . Resources. was County creek In the past week. EASTER FLOWERS games In a row. " To help overcome acquired speedster Rickey Hender- . Mike Flanagan is out for hall the cENI'Riu, OIDO w'est Branch Reservoir - A the shoulder miseries of 17-game spn (CF), the AL stolen base leader season with a torn Achilles tendon Mums, lilies, Hardy Azaleas H<Xiver Reservoir- This lake 42~ -pound muskle was caught last Bedding .Plants winner Milt Wilcox, the . Tigers thelastfiveyears,followedbyWUlle but the starting pitching s till looks . northofColumbuslsgoodforearly week In this Portage County acqu'red Walt Terrell from the New Randolph (2B),AL battlngklngDon · strong with Mike Boddlcker, !he Vegetable Plants re*rvolr. The best area Is near. the York Mets. season walleye at night along the Hangljlg Baskets Mattingly (lB), ruMerup Dave AL's only 20-game Winner; Scott dam and rocky shorelines. There Ohio Route 14 bridge. The lake also Open 9 'Til Dark Mon .- Sat. The well-stocked bullpen Includes Winfield (RF) ;' Don Baylor (DH I McGregor and Storm Davis . Dennis also. are good conditions for is known (or lts•largeocatflsh. 1 :00 'Til Dark Sunday MVP·Cy Young winner Wlllle and KenGrtffey (LF) . Martinez, tils alcohol problems ·largemouth bass. SOU'DIEAST OIDO Hernandez (9·3,32savt!S,1.92ERA), But, says Berra, "Pitching Is the ~-----------J---------,'--.---- • Hargus Lake- Bass,.muskle and Lake Logan - Largemouth bass Aurello Lopez (10 wins, 14 saves) ; key for this club.'' And the starters crappie are best In this lake near are best lnthlsHocklngCountyll\ke. Doug Balr and BUI Scherrer. Include 31-year-old RDn Guidry, Phil ClrclevUle. -The shorllne, partlcu- There's also good flsi:tlng for The Tigers are as strong as any Nlekro, 46, and Soan-to-he 35 Jolm larly around stumps and fallen bluegiUs, bullheads and channel team In baseball up the middle with Montefusco, disabled most of 'M. trees, Is thl'best place for bass and cat11sh. . . catchfr Lance Parrish, second The Yanks expect big things from crappie, Dlllon Reservoir - Taltwater baseman Lou Whitaker, shortstop free agent .Ed Whitson, a 14-garne NOR'DIWEST OIDO · . . below the dam of this lake northeast Alan Trammell and center fielder winner with San Diego. Dave Maumee and Sapdusky·r!vers of Zanesville Is a good place for Chet Lemon. Right · fielder Klr~ Righetti, authorofano-hitterln1983, Rainy weather slowed the walleye . walleye, muskle and channel cat· Gibson slammed 27 home runs and made the switch to the bullpen after run, put the fish now ar~movlnglnto fish. S)laliOw, rocky areas near deep became the first Tiger to hit 20 Goose Gossage flew the coop and these two · rivers and the run's water are besttor catfish. homers and steal 20 bases In the - saved 31 games·. SO~T omo . same season. expected to bnprove by the weeBoston kend. the best baits are one-elgth or Paint Creek Lake - The bes.t The Bronx Bombers figure to be Then there are the role playersone-quarter 01,1nce jigs along the crappie fishing on this elevenhundred-acre lak~: Is around ~he bottom. f<1Uen !rees. brush and stumps along Charles Mill Reservoir- Good theshorellne.There'salsogoodbass sauger and saugeye ,fishing can be and bluegill fishing. 'J'ri.Counly DowBac LeaJU< Bill's Body Shop .................................. oo fourid In the tallwal<!rs of this LAKE ERIE ' ....., Morch 18, 11115 Roach's Gun Shop ................................. 52 C · 1 Jl • goodb Uh d d 1 S&andinp Shot:"-maker0ii&Gas ., ....................... ... ;J; 44 Richland ounty reservor . . gs · Theres u ea ,an crape T..., Pt.. Hys<>ll'sUsedCars .. ................. ... :.. ,..... with chartreuse or white twister fishing In many tributary streams Frat<'l'llal Order or Eagles ............ ....... .. ~ Po~WII's Super Valu ... .... :................ .... .. 2>1 tails bounced along. the bottom are and backwater bays. WoflliS and Bill's Body Shop .............. :.............. .... oo • High Individual serfos- Charles F'. Smith Roach's Gun ~hop ................................. 48 588: Raymond Roadh 578: John Tyree 51i0. minnows. are the most popular best. Shoemaker~)C~rs & Gas .................... ....... .40 Hl~h Individua l game- Chari€'S F . Smith NORTHEAST omo bullhead baits .. Metzger Marsh. Hysell's u .............................. 34 2l1: Qlarllr VanMNor and Gary Hysell 212; Stillwater C r~k- Light Colored "'oussalnt River and Meadowbrook Powell's s r vatu ............................. 16 Rod Walker n . 1 ' '---....HIRll 'fhdl dual SE'rle$.- Mikl' Mlll('r 579: High tC'am ser1es - Fraterna l O~r_or jigs and live bai1 have snared good are the beSt areas. Jerry vanlnwagen 51ll: Jack Pr1erson '>a!. Eagl<'S 26ro: Powt'll' s Super Valu 2>153: have waged a better campaign." son wants to be taken seriously: but His difficulty with television "was doesn't R)ay _by the rules, In large to a large extent self-Inflicted." The part because he ,ls not __a politician. Democratic nominee "was widely His background Is as an actjv!Sst, . · considered a liore, and he knew lt."· · as a confrontatlonallst - "'aklng She provides a 'dispassionate deman\ls. somethlngs deliberately portrait of Jesse Jackson, a passion· outrageous, and then bargaining." At San Francisco she watches ate figure If there ever was one: "Jackson · and some of his Gary Hart's speech to the Demoadvisers often ·complain that he cratic convention. "The speech Is does not get the proper 'respect,' going ovj?r well enough, but It Is no ' but the plain truth Is he has done spellbinder. ... The coolness and things that would have destroyed a detachnneril that are characteristic white politician, and some oJ his of Hart prevent him from e~agtng statements, and his ' record,. have. ills audiences on an emotiona!Mel. He holds something back. And. the received fairly light treatment because he Is extra-political. Jack- speech has a cut-and-pastefeel to It, which keeps II from building." Geraldine Ferraro Is a different rna tter. Her speech accepting the vice-presidential nomination triggers "the kind of joy l have never see . nat a convention." As for her speech: "Her liellvery Is good, and she projects a combination or femininity toughness a subliminal and message that -says, 'Don't mess.' "But as It turned out, "women supported Reagan by an ~ even higher percenta.ge·than.they · ,• had In 1980; and the exit polls , Indicated that Ferraro's candidacy · cost the party more votes among · women thait It gained." · Ellzabetli recalls, with a s)Jrewd · (l.BN:~/~ten .I fI the numbers , NOW OPEN · ,, r..-..1.11'1 A.f1~ 'l F£t:f0f 04AIN 'WSI.LJESS'&i ... l»oo &ALl., ~"-G~ ~~y ~ ~I> 10 lilf'"~~ ~~.....~W. A,'f ~3,1i00 ~fOOT, ON£ IRQN 'BRAGA fr,., HOW M~ Or ,,W5 111'111~ ,.,.,~., A DIA d. .CI ' . . Isagree -·~-~.....:·___::o:_·_:__:..~ ~ l~an DlA.·~ tordefensethanweha~prevlousiy estimated. The Indications of lilgher Soviet defense costS do not . mean that we ~ave discovered new defense programs or that the threat to the U.S . .or Il!i allies has lntteased ..· ·. . . _ .· _. .~"They · do . · mean thll t. Soli lei· defense : lndilstrtes are far·~ less ·effl.tlent to their U.S. counterparts than we once th9ught, aild tlial the burden of deCense p!'Og1'ams on the Soviet ecortomy Is, therefore, pater than we prevlously believed ... . "New Information has come from a number of different sources · · ... according to this lnfonnatlon, total defense spending was expeeled to amount to almost 50 blllon rubles In 1970, a.bout twice our estbnate for lhlat year." What a relief to learn that such a whopping mistake wasn't' serious afler all .. · · sOut·hem S,. Outh Western tops .: . · ... on ' . H15th Individual game - Mike Miller and ~f.lll'sSuperV~lul!OO: Roach's a~l~h Jearn,.;\<'" - Bill's BOOy Shop ~11: Gun ShQp !119. TWo f(venmlnnln~sca:rrled tlw Darin Roush bad two. ts el!.c ; .. Gas ·23:12. . . · , .. · · ·a dou ' hi 'bl!') good h · ,· Roocb'sCun·Sh<ip:I62J· Slto<'mal«'r.DJJ Ambergi!Y slllmmeg ' l;ll!!lltcam gallJ•·:-' Roach '• Gu~ ~hop ·and 902; Jack James to a 14·8 SVAC vi~tory . rQr.tWo RI;ll's. apd Riff)~ cotl~~ed 3 Burs ~y SHop: ~· !BJ. . . :: over Seuthern W€dnes<lay evening: . bases loaded1rlple. . · · · · In th~ second irame. Southwest· WIIJ ·Halslop was the yilnnlng Tri.COU:,.!:.,~~~L<•~Ue ern strock forflvl-runsonclutchhits · -pitcher while Kelly Grueser tookthe Slaltdlnp , by Stt'Ve Torbett. a two run double . loss. The win pUshed Southwest· T"•m Pt•. • rd 2 n Fru!C'rnal Ofdef of Eaglf'S .................. .... Tl by Jeff Burleson and a two ru'} ern s reco · to "'· , telatlv~. double by Jimmy A slmlla r InningJeffers. occurred In the Rodriguez, Torbett, Burleson, HaisiOp, Andy Halslop and Patrick had two hils apiece. , For Southern. Scott Wickline and S~ain member of . all-star quintet · are-«<ing to be Indicted by a federal · grand jury. We provide junkets ror the media and will even write their stories and film their TV news s~ts for them . America couldn't have an Informed public without people like us ..,: . "I believe it. Thanks for. your time." .. "Don't mention lt. Oh, by the way, If you !tee!Jenry Kissinger out in the waiting room tell him I haven't forgotten he's there." • Hannan Tr;~cesenlor Bill Swain Is a member of the I98'i Sou!]leastern Ohio boys aU-star squad which wUI take part In a post -season£Ontest In Lyne Center at Rio Grande Saturday evening. Swain help lead Coach Mike .Jenkins' Wildcats to a second slra'Iftht SVAC co-championsHip this winter. . • The girls game starts at 6: :xJ and boys encounter at 8 Saturday. .. ' High team a:aiTl<' Eaj;i!l_es9<J4: Fral(lrnal Order of fJ;;;;;;;;;;~-~~;;;;~;;;~~;~;;~--~~~--;;~-;~~~ . .. '· r;::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;::;::;::;;;~ MO PERR fourthwhenwlthtwodown.Torbett doubled; Johnny Rodrlgue:i doubled; Burleson walked. Andy ~:~~\~trip!€() and Danny Patrick. RoSch's Gun Shop 2429. Jack Pt>terson 210; SUI Smllh 1%: Jt'rry V Inwagen 194 Solj -thwes. tel'n Hlgi)IIH\ders of -Coaoih Art Buchwald · Meese calls teU him I'm stiH out to that about South Africa at his press lunch ... What we're you saying?" ronference a few weeks ago?" "Is the cllenf' buylng access to ·"We had nothln~ to do with that," people In pciwer?" he protested. "South Africa Isn't our , "Let's get this straight. I never client." ·mention my White House or HDI "I didn't say It was. So what do connectons to get a client. I don't you do besides make bad countries look good?" · want them to think I can open. any powerful doors for them just '.'We don't make bad countries because I'm asking for a six-figure .look good. We make strong counretainer." tries look good. We also repl'l!lent "Then why do you have that U.S. Industries under attack from autographed photo of Tip O'Neill the government. and createfavora· your desk?" ble clbnates for businessmen who "It makes me feel good just to look at him," "How about the one next to It of Nancy Reagan?" • "Nancy gave It to· me, al)d I'm scared to death she's going to walk In here one day and not find lt." "Okay, so you don't use your government connections for your business. What do yo~ do for your clients?" "Hold It," he said. "Miss Black· well, call Caspar WM~r and tell him he looked great on the Tid Koppel show Jut· nl!lht. " view." "You know Caspar Weln .. berger?" I asked. . He smUed as be pointed out the windoW. "Some Of the happiest "I never talk about anybody In days of my ·life were spent In the · Washington that' I know," he ilald. · Rose Garden over there." "Back to my business. What we do "I'll bet you miss It," l said. Is present our clle'nt's bnage In the He sighed, "It's only a stone's best light. 1llat does not mean we , throw away and the old man said I lie or are dishonest. But there are can smell the flowen any tbne I two sides to every stOO'. P,ere's a want 10.. Why can I do tor you!" perfect example," he Aid; holdlna '"I'IIere's been a lot of ltUft about ·up a photo of ~ad people iylni In • WaslliJIIton PR tlrrn.s In the paptn ' the street. "A toreliln gmoemQ'Ieflt lately and .I was curious. Why the retaln!d u• bi!!Cauae Alnerlcan JeJe. hiJII profile?" , viJipn kept showing their troopl ' "Well, tint and torema~t, we · shooting iSemoni1J'IIton. We lm· need ellen!$ who can affOrd our mediately put out the story that the lel'VIces. In order to get them we only reuon the peole were shot was have to make sure everyone Ia becallle demollltr&UOIIII arr fartdd. "If'• ,,. for anotiler aware that we know til!! r!iht den In the country and the ~ ,.,... up/" buttOIII to push. Excuse me just a were lnllklnJ t~~e ·law," moment ... Miss Bia!:kwell, It Ed . "Didn't President -Reagan NY .... Local bowling bitter pill of confessed ermr. hi Its ' top-secret admission, the CIA' wrote: "The Soviets evidently have been spending substantially more rubles Flack & Co. One of the better jobs In Washington these days Is working for a public relations firm. There are hundreds of them all over the cltyandanyonewlthadecentname In the government can find a home . at one - at triple his or her present salary. There was a time when PR companies worked cheaply 'and _ secretly for their clients. Now they charge erwrmous tees and getthelr names In the newspapers as frequently,. a$ the people they're supposed to publicize. • What do PR !Inns In Washington do to earn 'their money? 1 droppedIn on Roheri Flack, founder of one of the hottest firms In the business. Among those listed as vice prest· . dents on Flack's door are two retired assistant secretaries of state, thewifeofacongressman,an ex-presidential advance nian, a South American general and the fOrmer emperor of Tublsloland. Flack's large penthouse office overlooks the White House. "Boy," I said. "You have some I kA d _________J_'a_c__._n __e_r_s_o_n_ r· WASHINGTON- As far as the European allies that the Soviet ICBM. The O!A, However, as· United States .. Is concerned, the threat Is real and growing. sumed ·tha( the SOviets attached as most fundamental fact underlying But at the ·last minute, the DIA .many warheads fS they have any arms-control agreement Is the chlckened out and allowed publica- successfully testid - and -that's 14 number of nuclear warheads the tlon · of the CIA's less scary per ICBM. ·Soviet Union can bring hurtling estimate. The new booklet was With more than .n> S$-18s down on this CO)IDtry. scheduled for release this week deployed, that accounts for much of · . 'l:'et t~ntral Intelligence originally on Monday, untU some the 2,00>-warhead discrepancy beAgency and the Defense lntelll- Pentagon official wise In the ways )Ween CIA and'DJA estimates. The gence Agency don't agree on this . of public relations pointed out that It remaining 700 or 800 · Involve baste fact of life or death - and would then be dubbed the ~ 'Apr!! .recently deployed l)ew ICBM systheir disagreement IS enormous. . Fool's Report.".. . c . ·- t~ms. lncludll)g the mo_bile ~S-16 -_ . The CIA t!IInks t~·Russlans ~tay~ : Why can't - the twe i nte1Ug¢nce .~ missiles 'bimned by. SALT iJ.. . · · 6,500 lntet;'crinttnentat balllstlc rii!S: agencies' agrile? .How can they.'be · . . sO who's right?'In this ease·. we'd sue w_arhea!ls •. or .ro.ugllly three 2,1lXl warheads <!P3rl? · . · · . be InClined to ioward the · ilffies· the u·.s. number. ·The ·mA -. Quit~ simply, · Intelligence · on . Though the Pentagotnigency has •· Insists thaltlle _£orrect figure on sorneone else's warheads Is hard to gone off half-cocked a\)lmes,more SoVIet warheads1s 8,500, or. roughly obtain. There's no way to count often than not Its view of the Soviet tour tlnnes the U.S. arsenal'. what's Inside an ICBM's nose as It's threat has proved correct over . The DIA has declared Its higher photographed In the silo. So It's time. compared with the CIA's figure In Its last five secret reports basically a matter of guesswork usually rosier analyses. on the subject. As late as last week based on known capa~lllty. An example of this occurred ln . some analysts In the DIA were A Soviet S&-18 could hold some 1975, when the CIA finally agreed trying io have their 8,5(1) warhead two dozen warheads . On that both that its estimate or Soviet military estbnate published in the latest agencies agree. spending had been seriously underIssue of "Soviet Military Power." But the CIA believes the Soviets "stated- by~ percent for the year That's the booklet that Is Issued are abiding by the warhead· · 1910, for · Instance. When the as part of the Defense Depart- limitation portion of the unratified embarrassing figures could no ment'seftorttopersuadeCongress, SALT n agreement, which sets a l,o ngerbedenled,theCIAbrougbtln the Annerlca~ public and our maximum of 10 warheads per Its word doctors to sugarcoat the CLELAND GREENHOUSE Weekend fishing report given _ Insight, Mondale's "large, nearly fatal problem" just before the first debate: His candidacy was being widely written off an an embarrass: ment or as a joke. "He had become the subject oLrldlcule. which Is a very diHlwlt think to reverse once It starts." She adds: "There )5 a cruel streak In the ArT!eflcan system which leads people to IIAII a.h!'t:l"'?/ ridicule someone who appears to he lioN • , losing badly or faiUng from public favor. A kind of plllng-on occurs." I J drops· basketba~l ~ .eye_.:.;______;_,.....,...:_,...-_Ja_m___es_J_.K_i-;-lpa_tr_ic_k__;.. . . a reporter who knows ho~ to engage in analysis also. Her purpo5e ls to get not merely the superftclal, easy ·facts- the speech texts and the poll. numbers• Her gUt Is to dig deeplY · Into the news, mll)lngthe richer o~ . of meaning. "Campalp! Journal" Is composed of !!2 dispatches for The New Yorker, nine In 1983, the rest In the election year Itself. Readers wlll Infer· correctly that Elizabeth (I cannot call her "Drew") was· pro-Mondale and anti-Reagan, but her judgments are mode\S of a cool evenhandedness. Mondale, she remarks,' "is a good man who could Th8 Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy Middleport, c;>hio Tulane ··Universi.ty .Toronto .p icked to upend ~or.ld. Champs ·. " I,. EITERS OF OPIN JO,'\' are wcl romC'. Thr-.v should bf' lf'ss than .l0f1 WOI'ds .. long. All )(ltl«'r s ~r(l subjPCtt o C'dlljns;: ond mu .c; t tw slgnNf wllh name:'. address and ·, el ephonr. m.unbf•r. 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Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Rio' Red.m en edge ·WVA State, 4.3 RIO GRANDE The Rio Grande Colle!(e baseball team P\('ned Its season record to3 3 with a 4 3 VICtory over West Virginia StatE' Pitchers Matt Montavon and Tom Dao,tis combined efforts to hold the Ye llow Jackets to five hits whlle walkmg three and sinking QUI four Montavon started • out for the Redmen before giving way to Davis 12 11 m the fow th The vis iting Redmen scored first m . the third mning when Joe DeCamp led off with a double Charlie Roberts knocked m De Camp with a single The Yellow J ackets responded m the same 1nmng Wit h two r11ns R10 bounced back m the fourth with a Kent Wolfe single Wolle stole second and Dusty Mtller puncl!ed a single !o tie the score 'then Mike MUier blasted his first hoiTK"run of thl> season to gtve the Redmen a 4-2 lead West Virginia State rallied In the seventh with one mOre run. )- Decamp,/ Roberts, Wolfe a nd Cevln Martin each collected two hits off Yeflow Jacket pitchers. The nightcap game ended In a 7·7 tie called on account of darkness Roberts hammered out his fourth and fifth home runs of the season along with a n RBI swlngle Tony Taylor hit for a single and ripped his third ' round tripper of the year. while Martin contributed two sin· gles to pace the Redmen offense, Priddy ~e._Yellow Jackets with a single. folloWed by Shepherd and Holden who each had two hits. Cubs' Sutcliffe s_tops Giants on three-hitter I By The Assoclared Press .. ,. Friday, April 5, 1985 u u w Friday. April 5, 1986 Eagle · assault. Freshman David RACINE -Behind two four-run Amburgey went one and a third Innings, a 13 hit offensive explosion Innings, while Jay Bostick was the ana a notljer fine pitching perfor- Tornado mainstay with two and mance by Sophomore Eddie Col· two-thirds lnnlngspf work Shawn llns, the Eastern Eagles pounded Cunningham went two ani! a third the Southern Tornadoes 15-4 here Innings, while Brian Freeman Thursday evening In boys' high finished the game Southern hurlers combined for eight strikeouts, school baseball action. The win boosts tast~rn to 2.0 seven walks, and gave up 13 hits. After a scoreless first round, Inside the SVAC and 4·2 overall, Eastern rallied with four runs In the while Southern drops to 0.2 In the top half 9f the second Inning. Kevin league and 0.3 overall Ba~ber reached on an error, Brent Sophomore hurler Eddie Collins Bissell singled, Steve Horner was razor sharp as he limited the singled, Tracy Taylor reached on Tornadoes to just four hits. walked an error, and D J. Randolph jll!lt one batter, and struck out one reached on an error, before Jay enroute to picking up the win during Bostick came on In relief tQ put out six Innings of work Freshman the fire, the score then 4·0 Brent Bissell came on In relief In the Southern quickly retaliated as seventh to finish the game with a Jim Wolfe was hit by a pitch, Darin strike"out, no walks, and giving up Roush walked, and Todd Adams just one hit. ' Four hurlers went to the mound • rapped a two-run single, pulling SHS close at 4·2 IQ the bottom half of for Southern, but nonecouldhaltthe . f the second frame Royce Bissell led-Eastern's third Inning attack with a leadoff triple and came home on a ~rber single'. After Horner had walked, Barber trotted home as Taylor again reached on an error. the score then 6-2 Bostic~ singlec:l in the third, tben came home as a Scott Wickline single to right for a 6-3 score Eastern's big blow came in the fourth when Jeff f!issell singled, .· Eddie Collins singled, and Royce Bissell walked to load the b;ises Kevin Barber lined a two run double, followed by a two·RBI single by Brent Bissell Tracy Taylor broke the game open with an RBI single to complete a five-run affair, the sqre then 11·3 From that point on Eastern ~oasted home with the win, 15-4. Barber's hot bat led East~rn with two singles, a double and four RBI's Brent Bissell had two singles, Royce Bissell a triple, and singles by Jeff Johnson, Jeff Bissell, · Bryan Durst. Ed Collins, Jim Weber, Steve Horner and Tracy Taylor. All 19 players on Coach Scott . Wolfe's Eastern team action and contributed to the win in many ways. Southern hitters were Bostick, Adams, Cunningham, Grueser and Wickline who all had singles. Eastern had two errors and , • Southern committed fl1(e. Eastern hosts Frontier in a noon doubleheader on Saturday ~ USED CARS, INC. . • Church Ofhce SuiiPfoe> GIFTS 99 Molt St Mtdclleport NEW YORK ' , ICERMtT'Sf<ORNER Pomeroy, Oh•a ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs Maraude_rettes opened their season m rousing fashion here Wednesday with a 10.1 win over VInton County then returned to the diamond Thursday with a three-Inning 29·0 pounding over Federai-Hoeklng · Meigs vs. Vinton County Ace righthander Barb lfatfteld picked up where she left off a year ago on the rpound with a three • hitter over the Lady Vikings. Hatfield did not walkil._batter while fanning eight Vanover for Vinton County fanned three and walked nine in going the route. Six Marauderettes accounted for the winners' six hits as Jodi Harrison. Gina Follrod, Marta Musser, Carol Smith, Daphne Dillard, and Tammy Wright each singled. Meigs vs. Federai· Hocldng The Marauderettes needed ohiy two at bats to produce 29 runs on 20 hits as the one-hit pitching of Musser gave Meigs Its second straight TVC win. Musser fanned two and walked three In her three lnnnings of work Berchwell pitched for the lady Lancers. fanning none and walking five Harrison led the Meigs hlf parade with four hits In as many times to the platelndudingthreeslngles and a double The freshman Wrlgh) pounded out a sln!'le, double and home run while Musser also ha<A three hits Including two' triples and a single Follrod and Jenni Couch each hail.. a single and double while Hatfield had a double and Robin Brown, Mindy Holley, and Shannon Hindy each singled once · Federal-Hocking's catcher, Deanna McGUI, suffered a com pound fracture to one of her legs on a play at the plate. McGill was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospi· ~ierson pace Rio -thinclads o THE a MW'f•h 2:!, 11185 Team Pis (,aJIC'rV Ha ir Arts , ' 118 Pharmacy Nor1h llij PoWC?IJ s Super Valu III Network Vld«:: 101 WhaiE-V s USE'd Auto Pa"rts 100 No 2 99 Chapman ShoPs !l'l Ri~ k Simpkins of Turnpike Ford , 51 Individual ~arne - Fran _MatlhC'f.is 191 • Thrlma Sines 18.1 Trudy Casto 111) ' lndlvtdual seri('S - Fran MatthC'W s 50.1, ThE>Ima Sines 491, Dlanc Shllot 460 Team gaJTI(' Net.,.,ork Video 531 Phannacy North <198 Powell s SupPr Va lu 4~1 Trom SE'I'I<"S - Pharmacv North 1450 Wha lev s USf'd Auto Parts 141)!. Chapman Shoes 1401 tal and was later taken to Parkers· burg St Joseph Hospital Coach Jon Arnott's Marau· derettes travel to Logan saturday lor a 12 noon game against the strong Lady Chiefs The J Wm ' Btll" Br own . Owner Phone (6'14 1 741 )777 CK SUPERMARKET Frfdoy .!i' C.tf-.; (" fo u r th Su nda vs .,.. o r•hiP Sf'r vlct at 2 30 p m MT MORIAH BAPTIS r f< ourth and MaJn St Middleport Rf' \ Cal vtn Mtnnl s pa.,wr M1o; El\.Jn Bum g<.u dnl'l supt Sund<~ ; St hool 9 10 a m WOI ~ h t p '>f'r\!IC(' 10 <15 a m Revtlatlolt 1:4·8 SUCCP.SS ROAD CII UHCH Of CHFti ST - ./osf'ph B Ho.,.klm; 1 ~<.t n g (~ll~t Su nd a\ pastoc, O.btie Buck, Sunday ScillOI Sup< O..reh Sctml9 l!i am, Wot"SitlpSo!VIe!O:~ R1hle S tud \I ~a m Wor s hip ill a m , Sun Saturdey da y ('\<>rt ln g ~rv t rp il p m Wr'dr'lt"Sda\ am. Odr rehearsal, 'ruesday, 7 3J pm Grocer•esJeremiah C'V C" nln~ SC'f \ icf' 7 p m utKJer dlrectlon rA Allee Neaaf POMEROY CHUROI OF ntE NAZA General Merchand 1se 31:10 14 PF:NTF:C'OSrAL ASSE;MAL'I Rattnf' RENE, CcJrne!' UniOn and Mulberry, R.ov ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _R_•.<.•n•e•9•4-9·-2.Sl_O_ _ Rt 114 Wlllwm li obatk pa stor Sunda\ Thomas Glen McOung; post~>" Oyde llendel- ~ &.· hool 10 .:am Sunde~' £> \ ('nm~ ~,.n 1ce 7 son, S S. Sup! , Sunday. Sctroi, 9: :II a m , p m Wrdr~csda\ PH \linK " < t\ IC'r> i p m Smce the first Easter the Cross lenge of faith It reveels God s Jove for CAR P EJI\TER BAPTIS I Don ( hcadle .-ntrogwonotip 10: ~a m., ""enlng """"'-"' 6 MEIGS has remained the one great and en· all people wh1ch we must share It ts S upt Sunday S<hoo l 1) 30 am Morni ng pm, mld-weok-.Wemeotloy,7p.m COOPERATIVE PARISH dunng symbol Chrtstlanlty beGRACE EPISCXlPAL CHURCH, 32li E the motrvatlan of Chnstt~n actton Wo t ship W '0 1.1 m P r~o~>t 1 )of r' tt l' aih 'Tn UNITED METHODIST CHURCH att• Sund<t)s Main St , Pomeroy. Sundily tlt!IVIcos Holy Jo~ay Sauer, Director cause tt best expresses the meantng The Qross stgn1ftes the v1ctory of rommldionon the !lrst SUtttlayofeachrrtOIIUI, Rev. James E. Corbitt, A!J1dstant of ralth Uke a precious jewel, the MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL Thl'd fatth It ts the pledge of Gods lov1ng and oombfned with m<rdng pra)'Ot' on the NORTHEAST CLUSTER Ave Rev Clark Baker pastor Carl Not Cross Shmes wtth many facets of purpose 10 savtng the ~o rld It ts the thlnld &ltttlay Mcr!Uf8 l""l'"" and"""""' on Rev Den Archer Ungham, S unda y School Sup t Sunday truth aD otlterrSU~ ot the tNfth Chlreh Sclloof ~v Roy Deeter source of peace School 10 a m with classes for all ages and care..,...-. Col!« hour In the Rev Seldon :tlolt-.on The Cross stgntf1es the hoRe of EvPnlng sf'rvtces at 6 p. m . Wf;'dnesday Bi What does the Cross mean to Parloh lltdl mmedlaiOI.Y followlnalt.>....,... ALFRED - Church School 9 30 a m , bl e s tudy at 7 30 p m YoUth s~ rvlcrs Fri farth ~ reveals God's love for us on POMD!OY CHURCI! OF CllftiSf, 212 W you:> On Easter-thts greatest fest1 Worship, II am , UMYF, 6 30 p m, UW. daya t730pm • Third Tuesday, 7 30 p m Communion the sacnfice of H1s Son It ts our as sur 1\laln St putl>' Bible Sclloof val of our Faith, wil l you come to ECCL ES !A FELLOWSHI P 128 Mill St 9 :rla m, Morringwcnhtp, lO::Il am Youth first Sunday ~Archer ) ance of Hts promtse of salvat1bn Mlddf eport Brot her Ch uck McPherso'l, Church and dtscover tts message) meettnp, 6 00 p m, Evening worship, 7•00 p. CHESTER - Worship 9 a m Church pas tor Sunday Sch ool 10 a m Sunday m W-ay nJRhtp-ayerrnE<ttngandBiblc The Cross Signifies lhe chal School lOam , Bitilf' Study Thursday 7p evening ser vices at 7 p m a nd Wed nesday 5eo roo•••• , • ...,..., o,. r~ ....,..,..,.., a... S.:....lr stilly 71!l p.m. m , UMW , first Thursday , 1 p m, Com· ser v ices at 7 p m Cof,ytoql11 lit! let''" WOI ~•nu•~' S•~" p 0 Btu toO!! C~lnoll ..- 'R i1i011 11IE SALVATION ARMY. 1l!l Bunemut munlon, fir s t sunday (Archer) 1\NTIQUn Y BAPT IS1 Earl Shul erA"', i'ornerQ!I Mn Dora Wining In Cltargo JOPPA - Wonhlp 9 30 a m , Chu,ch pastor Sund ay SchoOl 9 30 a m Churoh SUnday 11>11..,.. meetlnl. XI a m . Sunday School 10 30 a m Blblt> Study Wednes· sE"r vlce 7 p m Youth mec:.•tln~ 6 p m day , 7 30 p m (Johnson) ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomtroy • David (urtman pas tor Sunday School :i:!hod 10:311 a.rn Sunday Sctml YPSM Tu es d3)1 Sible STudv at 7 p m LONG BOT.J'OM .... Churth &hool !l~30 Ha;..dsoovllle Rd Robert Purtell, mlnls 9 30 a m Ralph Carl Su pt Evening wor Eloloo Ad.,., 7 ~ p.m SalvatlOrt FU~L, . <;;.QSPEL LIGfFfHO USE ~:xl 4 5 am , Worship 7 p m Bible Study, Wed· ter; Ron Rlfne, Sunday SChool Superinten ship 1 30 P m Praye:r meeting, Wednes meeting; varous SP'altet's tutd music sprctab Hfland Road. P omeroy Tom J\d l} pas 'lb.JJ"ffda;y, n :JJ am to 2 p m J..a(les Hen.! nesday, 7 30 p m, UMYF Wednesda)l , dent Sunday School 9:30 am . Worship day 7 30 P m tor Danny Lambert, S S Supt Sunday 600 pm, Communion First Sunday "\. serv\celO lOam , EvenJngworshlpSun ,LONG 801TOM CHRISTIAN , Jody membt!t'S In cllarge, aU women morn,mg ser vlet• a t lO am Su nda} f'\e n (Archer) day 7 p m and Wednesday, 7 p 'll Holland, pastor Wa llace Damewood lltYfted: u1 p.m. Thunt!oy. CorpJ cadet tng serv ice 7 30 p m Tu t>sdav and Thu rs REEDSVILLE - Chureh School.$ 30 a ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCB Pine Sunday School Supl Wonhlp se'"l«', 9 a ClaM& (YOWW Peopii!-Bib1ei, 7 30 p tn Bible dav Se t vices lt1 7 30 p m m , Wohhlp service n 00 a m (Deeter) Grove The RfV William Mlddleswarth, m • Bible &hool10 am StillY .and Prayer~~open to tt.> pulilc WORD OF FAITH 91 Mill SO Middl e TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL paSlo' Church service 9 JO am, Sunday HY SELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH Pl'lMEROY CHURCH OF port Richard Ste\\.urt pa st or Sunda y Church 5chool 9 m, Worship 10 am, School tO .J) am Rev Thereon Durham, pastor Sunday Cllltm', 3.'1:!25CIIIItnn'>Hom< RDad iCourty 8 mornmg servicf' 10 a m Sund<t v ev~:n l n g Bible S.udy, Tuesday, 7 30 p m, UMW, BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. School at 9 :ll am, Morning worship at -lSi Vocalntuslc SuRday War 7 30 T uesday m orningBibll"sttldy lOam Third Tuesday 7 30 p m , Communion John Wrlght, passtar· Sunday SChool 9 30 10 30a m , Sunday('venlng se r vicea l7 30 st"'IDa.m., BflltStlllyllam.: WonNp,6p Wedn esday e\en ln g 7 IU g m Thusda y F'lrtt Sunday (Archer) am, I..;arry Haynes , S S ·Supt Morning P m Thursday services at 7 30 p m m. Blfllt Stilly, 7 p m morning v1d eo "tth KennC'Ih Copeland 10 CEN'I'IJIIAL CLUSTD wot:11blp 10 :xl am FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald OLD DEXIm BD'lLE CHRilmAN a m Frrda y f'\f' mn ~ video witt) Ke nneth J - E Corblll RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· Knob, located on County Road 31 Rev CIIUftCH, a..1a Hatfield, poster. Untla Copeland , 7.30 p m Rev. S&evea NeJH. RENE, RPV Thomas H Collier, pastor Lawrence Glu(>Sencart.p, pastor Rl' v ~... Su.- SUnday Sc:lml 9: :JJ a m , l>'<'fldl NEW HAVE N CHURC H OF TBE NA • Re" ltlcbard Rothemlch Martha Wolfe, Chairman of the Board or Roger Willford a sst pastor Preaching tng ....-. tln!t and tlm'd SUIIIay following ZARENE Re\ Gl('ndon StJUud pastor Jtn. Robert E . KoblaBon Christian Life Sunday School9 30 am. s~rvlcesSunday7 30p m Prayer meeting LIVI NG WORD C H E' : :STER CHU RCH SU~ School Youth meettng, 7: ~ p m "" S unda y School 9 30 a m W01 s h lpservlc(• ~- Rev~ AHrew Rubealdnl Mor.n1ng worship 10 lJ .a m. Sunday Wedntsday, 7 30 P m Gary Grlffilh OF GOD_ Gilbert Sp('nC('r, pa stor Sun ety Stlnday ' JU ,)0 a m , Youth .s{lfvlr:C' Sunday 6 15 p ASBUR¥ (SyraC'use) _ Wonhlp1l am evening Worship 1:30pm Pray~r m~lnR, leader' Youth Rfoups Sunday evening at da y School9 30 a m Morn 1n g -- 5<'rvlce GR.\HAM UNITED METHODlST r:n l;iundavevenln,£'scrvlct>7 OOp m Wed • ; Church SChool 9 45 a m,. CHarge Bible 7 30 P m Wednesday t.. 6.30 P m with Roger and Violet Wllllotdd , • 10 00 a m Sunday f.'vcnlnl_ servlc(' 7 OOt! Preaching 9 30 a m liJ'S1 and setond Sun nPS,.day. Pr;I}Pr MPf'fl ng ~nd Bfbl(' Stu ~~ , 'StudY WednesdaY, 7• 30 p m~: UMW, first • LIBERTY C:HFf.IS"FIA:N CHURCH, De~e ' 1('8ders COmmunion serv ice firs t Sunday m"' Mid w(>('tr pr<r)(l'f sl'rvlc(> W~n('Sday days of each mohlh. third and fourth Sun . 7 Ji(j p'rri ' • "' TuiPSday, 7 XJ P m , Ghoir Rehearsal, , ter Woody Call p;astpr Services Sunday • f'aWH ch miTonE!~ •C H . AP~L WESLEY •N • 7 P m days etch mbnlh worShip services al "I 30 • NEASE SET'[LEME"l CH.URCH SunWednesday 6 30 p m; UMW, fourth Sun 10 am and 7 P m Wednesday, 7 P m ~ ~:11. MT OLIVE COMMUNITY t;; HURCH p, IJl W!dnesday £1Venlngs at 7 30 p m dav afternoon servJct'S at 2 00 Ttwrsda y day, 6.30 p m, (Nelilonl CHURCH -CocilvlllE'RD Hev PhllllpRI la~o~.rPnce BII~h pastor Max Folmet Sr P(ay..- and Bible Study £•vt•nlng sPiiltiCt_>s ar 7 :W _ EN1,'ERPRISE Worship 9 am 4cnour, pos tor Sundu y Sc hoo19 30om s up1 sunaav S~.; rwol ll lld Mor n in~ Wor!!h lp SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Mulb FIRST BAPTIS1 CHURCH Mas Oh W Church Sch.oollO am Bible Stud)!, TuesRACINE FIRST BAPTIST S!C'H\ worship st"rvlce 10 30 a m Bible s tudy 1 9:11a m , Sund uy evening scrv!C(', 7 p m erry Height s Roa~ Pomeoroy Mlctlael PI Va Pa s tor, Bill Murphv Sund ay Schoo ii O day, 7 30 p m; UMW, Firs t Monday, 7 30 ~a\er, Pastor Robert Smith sunda}' and worship servl(.'(', Wednesday, 7 P m Youth mef'tin~ a nd Dible St udY Wedn cs onkowskl, pastor Marte Spires, Sabbath am Sunda y evening 7 :l() p m Pr~y~r p m. UMYF Sunday, 6 p m Choir Re· School Sup1 , Sunday School 9 30 am RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. dav 7 p m SchOol Supt Sabbath School at 2 p m on m eellng and B tb le stud y Wf'dnesday 7 30 hearsat, 6 30 p m Wednesday (RoUteMorning v.o1shlp 10 40 a m Sunday Mark Jones pastor Dill N!cholsoo Sun· UI"ITii:D FAITH C HURCH Rt 7 on P'o SatUrday with won hlp services fo\lowln~ p m E ver) onP w('lcom(' mlchl ('\C'Rlng \l. orshlp 7 30 p m, Wedn(lsday day School Supt Sunday School9 30a m , meroy By Pa ss Rev R obr rt E S mith Sr at 315pm R UTLAN D FREE WILL BAPTIST Sa FLATWOODSChurcfl School lOam e\f'nlng Bible studv 7 30 p m Morning Worship and Communion 10 JOu p<~ st or Mehln Drakf' S S Sup! Sunda\ RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lPm St Rr>v Paul Taylor pastor :;unda y - Sister Harriett Warner Supt Sunday Worship 11 a m , Btbl~ Study Thursd · BURLlNGHAM CO MM UN ITY m R UTLAN D BIBLE METHODIST Amos School 9 30 a m MorninR Worsh ip 10 30 Sc hool 10 a m , Sund ay e\t1nlng 1 30 p m day, 7 p m, UMYF, Sunday, 6 p m CHURCH Burlingham RE'v Ok('V Ray E vening Wors hip 7 :W p m , W<"'dn C'S dav , Wl'dnE>Sday E'\Cntng pra yf>r m('('tinR 7 JO Sehool£1·30 am, Morning Worship, 10 45 JRothemlc h) Laund<'rmllt, pa stor Ph 992 7324 Sunday Tillis, pas ! or Ja y Stiles, s upt Sunda y P ra y('r S<>n lc(' 7 30 P m am pm FOREST RUN - Worship· 9 am , Sc hoollO OOa m , Sunday t>vmlngservk'f' School 9 30 a m Morning worsh ip 10 30 FAITH BAPTIST C HURCH R .r riJ oad POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Dav id SOLTH BETH EL NEW TESTAMENT 7 00 p m Wt>dnC'Sday f'V('nlng c;flrV ICt.' a m Sunday evening s('r viet> 1 00 P m St Maso n Su nda y School 10 a m Mot n Mann, minister William SnouffN, Sundav · Church Sch9Q1 10 a m Choi r practice, CHURCH .Sliver Rldg(' Duan(' Syd en Tuesday, 6 30 p m UMW, llrs t Tur.~ day. 7 00 p m Wednf:"Sday serv ice 7 P m WMPO protn~ "ors h1p 11 a m E\('n Jng sen lc<> h p School Supt Sunday School, ' J() a m , St ricker pas101 Sunday School , am 7 :k) p m INt'lsonl DANVILL E HOLINESS CHURCH gr~vi~~h<'C~ti~g~a'bF' THE NAZA m Pt <.~y.:>r tnPPtl ng and Blbl(' Studv Wrd Morning Worship 10 :1) a m Church 5t' t"- Ice 10 am Bible Stu'dy Wed FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Po HEATH (Middleporll- Church School, locatf'll on Rt :t2'i t:H•twr£>n Vinton and RENE RC'v Lloud 0 Crimm Jr pastor nC'Sdav 1 P m nesda y at 7 30 p m J une thru SCpt (' m ber, 1 '~ am, Worship 10 30 am, Blblf Lal)gs\ UI E' Rr\ B(l'n Watt s pastor Sun J F OREST HUJ~.; RAJ'" I 1ST R('\ Nylr meroy Pike David Hunt, pastor, Jack 7 p m Oc tober th ru Ma y S unday even ing 3 m • Worship SC'rv lcc Study Tuesday, 10 a m UMW serond day School 8 30 a m , Bobbv Lamb<>rt S Sunda) SchOol 9 JO Bon1l'n paslm C01 n('( lu s Bunc h su p! Needs Sunday School Dlreector Sunday F'('\lowshlp 7 p m Jun ro l hru Sept~mtx> r 6 Monday. 7 30•p m UMW Second Mon · S Supt Moml n ~ wm ship 10 30 a m Chtl 10 30 am, Youn2 people 's serviceS p m sundav SChool g JO a m S<>cond and SCool, 9 30 a m ; Mornlnjt' Worship 10 30 p m October thru May day, 1 30 p m , UMM, Third Monday 7 30 dren s Happv Hour 6 45 p m Pray('r a nd Evan~el!.!itiC serv lct" 6 30 p m Wedn('Sda y evening worship , 7 00 p m Tuesday Vlsl 7 1 p m ( Robinson) Bible Study 7 30 p m Mlss lonan m«tln~ sen. «' P m tatlon, 1 p m Wt>dnesday. Prayf'rservlcc, MINERSVILLE - Worship &>rvlcp 10 fir st Wednesda y of ettc h month 7 'JO p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Mill er 1 30 p m, Mlst\on Friends, 7 30 p m am , Church School, U am , UMW third For Informa tion ca ll 388 8467 St Mason W Va Eugene L Conger mt Girls In Actron, 7 ~ p m / Wednesday, 1 P m' Choir practice, Mon SILVER RUN BAP1JST, Bill Lltllr, nisl t'r Sunda y Bible Study JO a m, Wor FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bal day, 7 :x1 p m I Nelson) pas tor Strve Littl E" Sup! Sunday s hip lf am. and 7 p m Wednesda y Bibl e Icy Run Road, RPv Emmett Rawson, pas PEARL CHAPEL -Worship Service 9 SChool 10 a m Morning worslp 11 Jl m Study vocal music 7 P m tor Handley t:lunn, supt Sunday Schoo! am ' Church SChool 11 am ' UMW se ~unda\ "'E'nlng worship 7 30 P m PravC'r J..IBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dud 10 a m . Sunday evening service, 7 30p m • condTuesday7 30p m, UMYFiastTues mf'C'IIn2 and BlbJ(> s tudvThu!'sda) i 30p ding Lane, Mas on IW va J N Tha ckcJt, , BlbiP le>achlng, 7 p m 'lllunday day 7 :wJ p m (ubenking) m, Youth rni"Ptlng Wednesda v at 7 p m pastor Evening service 7 30 p m Wo SYRACUSE MISSION, CHorry St Sy POMEROY- Ctlurch SChool, 9 15 am CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP -CHURCH, men's Ministry Thursday 9 30 am racuse Services, 10 a m !unlby Evtnlng l83 N 2nd AvC', Mlddl<'polt Sunday Wl"dni?Sday Pra yer and Blbl t> Stud} , 7 15 serlvi'-"" Sunday and Wrdktday at 7 00 p - ~ Worship Strvtce, 10 30 am. Choir re· hearsal Wednesday, 7 30 p m , UMW Sf"· School 10 a m Sunda\ evening 6 00 p m Pm m, cond Tuesday, 7 30 p m· : UMYF Sunday, LANGSVILI'f. CHRISTIAN CH U RCH . HARTFORD CHU RC H OF CHRIST IN MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIS'!' 6 p m !Corbitt) Robel t E Muss(•r , pa s tor Sunda y School CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev Willi a m IN' CHRISTIAN UNION. Lawrenct' Man ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9 15 9 30 u m Paul Mu~ser sup1 , Mornln~ Ca mpbt>\1 pastor Sunday School 9 30 a ley pa!ttor Mn Russell Young, Sund11y am, Worship 10 am, Bible Study, Wed· .... orshlp 10 ~ a m Sunda\ t>H•nlnp; SC'r m J a mes HughC'S, su pt Even ing seJV ~CE' SchOOl Supt. Sunday School 9 &I a m nesday, 7 30 p m , UMYF (Seniors) , Sun vice 7 p m mid "C('k service>. wrones 7 30 P m Wednstla } rvcnin2 prayer mC"Ct Evening worship 7 l) p m Wednesday day 5 p m, (Juniors) eve>rv oth~r Sun· day , 7 p m fng 7 ?.0 P m Youth pra~N service each pr~er me-eting 7 30 p.m day 6 p m (Rothemicht SYRACUSE CHURCH OF' THE NA TuC'sda y MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD RUTLAND- Church School, 9 4.5a m, ZARENE: R('V G l(lnn M<'Mlllan P<JSIOr FAIRVIEW BIBL E CH URCH LC'!ar! Racine Rev James Satterfield, pastor Worship,l030am.UMWCEven lnlgCir· Mar\' J<Jni(.'(' La\<'ndcr Sundav School W Va Rt 1 Jtlmes Lf'"is pas tor Wo r Frt-eman Williams Sup! Sundav School cle) second Wednesday , 7 30 p m , UMW Supt Sunda\ School 9 30 Mot n ln2 s hip Sf'rViC('S 9 30 a m Sunday School 11 9 4~ a m , SuMay and Wednesday even (Afternoon Circle I second Thursday, 1 p "-Ors hlp 10 30 am. E\Dn~cllslic S<'I\IC<' · am Ev£>nlnf:l "ors hlp 7 30 P m TuC'sday Ina servlcf's , 7 p m m (Rubenktng ) tip m PravC'randPralSC'Wedn<.>Sd3' 7p cotta~e prayer me<"tlng and Blbl<' Studv MIDDLEPORT FIRST · BAPTIST SALEM CENTER- Church School, 10 m Youth mretln~ 7 p m 9 :.1 am Wors hip scr v 1C'f' WednC'sday Corner Slxt h and Pa Imer Geoorge Rlsor 7 Tnterlm Pa.stor. Ray Fields, S S Supt , am, Worship 9 4~ am JRubenklng) EDEN UNITED BRETHRE N IN :JJOUpRmSAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8 30 am, GHRIST, E ld£'n R Blake, pa s tor Sunda y Dan Riggs, Asst Sup! Sunday School. 9: 15 Church SchoollO a m (Rubenking) School10 am Robert Re<'d SuP. I Mot n Walnut and He nr v St s RaHnswood W 1 a m , MornlnR Worship 10 1~ a m , Sun lng sermon 11 a m Sunda\ night !<!(>I Va ThP Rev Gror~t~ C Wplrlck pa~IOT day Evening service, 7 p m Youth mee1 SOUTHERN CLUSTER Sunday SChool 9 10 :~ fn Sunda y worship G vlc;es c hrlst la n E ndeavor730 pm ,Soltg tnr. 'l ll p m WednHCiay evening ser Re"· •n.lf!l' race 11 a m , vice 7 p m Choir pr.rtlce 8 p m Re\', Paul McGatre service B p m Prea chlnJt S lO p m Mid CA LVARY BIBLE CHURC H locat£'d on •- ~ tt• Rad week p rave r mf'('ting Wf'dn('S()av 7 p m ...r::v ...e er Alvin R"ed iavJeadC'r P omerov Pike. Cou nt y Road 25 nC' ar Flat MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, APPLEGROVE-ChurebSC'hoo\9a m wOOds Rev Blackwood pa s to r Ser\lces ~1'1\ and Main Bob Mfol!oo minister AI , Worship, 10 am (First and third Sun on Sundayai 10 :II am a nd 7 :Kip m with Hartson. assOl' minister, Mike Gerlach, days1 UMW, Second Tuf'sday . 7 30 p m , Sundav School 9 10 a m Bible? Stud} WN Sunday School superintendent Bible Prayer mt"£'tlng, Wednesday 7 p rn d 7~ Sct'lool 9 3> a m , Morning Worship 10 ll G rlEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN nos ay •N P m ..__ a rfl Evening Worship 7 00 p m Wednes · I o'EacToHIANv W h.I 9 C Roger Watslllt , nnstor Cr-s"" p,atl, FAITH FELLOWS HIP CRUSA DE FOR ,. ors P am. hu rch "" .,, ~· C HRIST 51 , Rr 338 An t lqully Re• day, 7 00 p.m Prayer meeting School 10 a m Bible Study Wednesday Sunday School Supt Mornlngwors hip 9 :JJ Franklin Dickens, pa st or su nda) morn MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA Holy week is such a wonderful week All pomt s to th<' crucifLXOon 10 .o m' Dorcas Women's Fellowship, am. Sunday SchoollO 30 am. Evening In~ 10 am Sundav evening 7 30 P m ZARENE , Co-pastors Rev Charles Coyle 11 a m (McUulre• Jt•rvlce 7 30 P m T hursday f'V('nln~ 7 :J) p m of Chns Jesus On the first day of the week we sec th0 tnumphat an4 Rev Nancy Coyle Bill While , Sunday Wednesday, CARMEL- Church School 9 :xl am , MT UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, STIVERS VILLE COMMUNITY BAP Scbool Supl Sunday School 9 30 a m , entry Into J.erusa lem- a parade, small but loud with Hosa nnas a nd Worship, 10 45 am Second and FouMh pastor: Joe Sayre, Sunday School Sup! TfST CHURCH Pastor Robert B}ers MdrnlngWorshlpl0'301 m Evanji!:el ls tlc Fellowship dinner with Sutton, Sunday School 9 45 a m Evening wor· Sunday School tO am Worship S<'rvice 11 SUndays, shouts of Hail Thou Son of David Such a Simple parad0 It was One metttn1 7 00 p m Wedtlesday, 7 00 p m third Thursday 6 30 P m (McGulrf'l shlp6 ~ P m • Prayer Meeting, 6 lOp m a m , Sunday even in~~" servtctl,7<W p m Prayer m~lftJ'. ~ man riding on a donkey with people laying their clothes m His path EAST L£TART- Church Schoo19 a m Wtdnesday. ~ UNDDI PIIDal'TEIIIAN IIINIITRY , Wot:1!ftlp 10 a m M'COnd and fou,th SUn TUPPERS PLAINS CHURRCH OF 'r~;~~~~n'!J~{;'~~ J() &'t'llRCH and waving and strewing the palm branches on the I'Oad a ion!( th<' •' 01' IIDCl8 COUNTY dayo UMW firs! 1\tfsday. 7 30 p m CHRIST Jody Holland minister Deryl Inc ' Pe"'l St ' MlddlePQrt Rev 0 Dell way. (Gract>) Wells, Supt Morning worship, 8 00 am • Manley, pastor Sundav School 9 30 am : Dtieotw Then there was the cleansing of the Templ e on Monday and 9 0 Dlreet• .. 1.11 ..... m m • OF THE NAZA · Momlng worship 10 30 a m Evening 2 7 liAJtRlSONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN healing and some teaching Then came Thursdav mghJ nnd a spectal MORNING STAR- Worship, 9 f5a m , RENE Rev Herbert Grate pastor worship 30 P m Tuesday 1 Y> P m Wo CliJRCH -SUndoy Wonhlp s..-vtces Church School 10 lJ am • Bible Soudu, Frank Ritne supt Sunday Sch~ 9 ll a mens Prayer m ee ting Wednesday, 7, 30 Passover Meal, much prayer and the Initialing of th<' Holv E uchanst hi 1 ' • p m Prayer, and Praise service 9 Of! am.; Cltu"'h Scftoo!IO: l~a m . Bible Thursday, 7 J0 P m (Rader) m • ors P serv ce 11 am~.:.~ · ' CHURCH OF' J ESUS C HRIST APOS and lastly, betrayal and capture S"*'y Sunday 7 30 p m Pray•• Groop MORSE CHAPEL- Church S€hool9 :II Sunday Wednesday, 1 P m Praye~TOLJC - VanZandt ahd Ward Rd Eldl'r W~nf'Sday at 9 00 .a m Good Friday dawns with a trial and judgement Condemn ation am, Worship 11 am (Rader ) lng. J Mill 0 10 • s d •"h 1 MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN WESLEY·~ - Chu-• LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST ' am.. '• pas • · un a y ·~ 00 • RA CfNE M "" HU C ~ to :JO a m Wors hip ServlcP Sunday, 7 30 and sentence of death by crucifixion follows A week 1hnl began" oth Clt•reb School 10; l!i a m Morning Wo' School. 10 am Worship, 11 am, UMW C R H Rf'v Robert Miller pastor Rop m , Bible Study Wl"dnPsday 7 :vJ p m shlj> tl •]h.m. Tllftday, JO 00 am Bible such praise ends in nate and death An lnnocept once woth no "n, • fourth Monday 7 ll p m, Men's Prayer bert E. Barton, Director orChrlstianEdu· Pci~EROY wESLEYAN HOLIN ESS Stlidy; Thurod<ly 7'30 p m Bible Soucty Brtakfast, Wednesday, 7 am (Grace) cation. Lloyd Wright assls1ant Sunday Harrisonville Road David Ferrell pas' dying on a cross between two Jhteves and then th!' tomb !!YRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESllY · SUTI'ON _ Church School. 9•30 am , School 9 :xJ am .. Momlqg •OJ"shlp 10 30 C F s d Sc S ~IAN - \Vorsblp oervlet' 9 00 a m Lent Is over now, Chnst has gtven His alb for us and all of a· m Choir practice Suflda)l 6 3Q p m tor linton aulk un ay hool upt • Mornlncr wonhip 10 45 a m first and third E 't hi 7 30' Sunday School 9 30 a m , morning wor • Chpreh School 10 OOa m Tuesday lOam Sundays; Fellowship cHnner with Carmel, ven ng wors P P m Wedne:;s;ht Y s h,lp 11 a m Sunday evening service 7 30 mankind Saturday of this Holy Week Is quiet and som!'wh.tt str ang<• Bittle Sludy; S~,anday, 6 p m Junior and Seo nu-.. ay ti·JO p m iMcGul-1 PrayK and Blblt> Study, 7, 30 p m · W f.,_ Chrt~t's body lies In the tomb. This Is the only day or H1s ministry Iha t -· ·- • • •< • DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. pmm P"yer M.. tlng , ednesday, 7 30 p • HIStl YoMfh G r KENO CHURCH 01' CHRIST Oliver • U'I'UI'D O!URCH OF GOD P.. t..-, He was not alive and with His friends and church We do the only ""atn, Su!>t, Sullday School t 30 am . evCltarlOI Ru ...n .Sr., miRIJter RICk Ma SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Evo.. Sundoy ICI· OII a m • .., __., • comber. oupt Sunday School 9. ~ am, thing the chUrch cando on this Hol y Saturday, we walt, quietly walt MonllliWonhlp ll'OIIo m 'Citll· HOBSoN CHJIISTI•u UNION .. _ . Worship S«VIce> 10· 30 am Bible Jtudy non-Pentecostal. Joy lark. pastor Wor """" ~ Tuesday 1 Xt p.m ' ship servlcP Sunday 10 a m Sunday tlrta'o Cl!un:b 11 a.m s . • y E~lnl Today we know there will be a glorious resUI rectlon Our ea1 ly Tom SCat••· put..- Sltotlay School t . 30 a REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS School 11 a m E\enlng worship servlct< S..V.,. 7:011 p m Wet! .. I p.m YOUIII La· services Easter Morning will hear once more the Hallelujahs sung m. Eveat. . ..,..,tco7.30p m. Wedn~oy CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Port 7 110 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 110 ••• ~tutUIIll'Y W_..,y, 7 p m. Fam· pny« meetliiJ 7 30 p.m pm UyW-tp. an\1 sounded that nave been silent since Ash Wetlnesday Todav, BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF land·Ractne Road William Roush, pasto' , HAZ!L COMMUNITY CHURCH Near CHRlST, Duane Word<n, mlnloter Btbte Lindo Evono, church school director. M'f HERMON UNITED BRF;THREN Friday, a sadness Is over us, but also jey In the knowledge Ihat Good lAIII 1on11n Edoel Hart, polloc Sundoy clall9 ~ 8 m , Momlllg Worship 10 ~ 1 Church school9 .!) am; Morning worsl IN CHRtST CHURCH , Loc11ted In Tex:as S c - t· 30 a . m ; Woralllp JO· 30 a m , Christ shall rise and dellth will lose I~ stmg. We ca n Indeed shout m; Evenln.J Wonhlp 6 30 p m Wtdna· 10 30 am, Wednesday ev~nlng pray Community orr Ct Rt 82 Re\ Robert Prayor ..-1a1 Tllul'ltlay, 7 30 p m. day BU~It St\ldy ti:30 p tn services, 7 :.) p m. Sandtors, pastor Don Will lay leader Sun Hallelujah, Christ has risen The tomb Is empty and Christ Is 1isen MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST NEW "STIV£ftSV1LLE COMMUNITY BETI!LEHEM BAPTIST Rev orl dav School 9 lO am MMnlng Wo"hlp CHURCH, COn« Alh ood Plum I!Jttph and we do shout, Hallelujah. -Rev William Mlddl cswarth , Meigs CHURCH, Suad•y Lhool HrVIff 9 .fi!!J Shuler, pilltcr Worllhlpservlce, , am 10 4!\a m, Ev~nlng preac hing service$<'1 ftlot«. lltnMIIY - 1 0 : t10 a m : .SUDtlay School 10: 30 a m. Blbl lldy and cond and fourlh Sunday at 7 :xJ p m • County Lutherans U:lfa.m .. W - y "' ; WOI"'IIIp aervlct 10 30 a.m., pnyer aervlce Thunday, 1: :It p.m Chrbllan Endeavor first and !hlrd Sun Evlltftlllll< Ser\itct' 7 Jl p,m Wed-· CARLETON I)'ITERDENOMtNA • day 7 :IJ p m Wednesday p'ayor ml'<lln ~ aod llftii'UY I:Yftlllll !lorvl<oo at 7 • p day, l'rtl)'ft me<11ntr7 :xJ p.rlt 'ttntnclay TIONALCHURCH Kl•"'buft• Road Rev and Bible Sludv , 7 ,l() n m JEHOVAH S WITNESS 373 19 State Ro ut(' 124 (OnC' !'niiC' C'::~ts l of Ru tland 1 Sun da} B ible It><: fur<' 9 30 a m \\ a 1Ch!OWC'I st udy 10 :lO am T uE"sd ,IV BlblC' studv 7 :W ~ m Thursday rht>OCra iJ C S<: hool 7 W p m Sf'rvicf' m cett ng R 20 p m • CHURCH OF GO D OF PROPH EC Y Locat ed on 0 J WhHC' Ro ad or H 1 ghwa~ 160 Pat He nson pa s tor Sundav Schoo~lO am Clal!S('.S f01 all a ges Jumot Churc h 11 am Mornl nj!; wors h ip 11 am Adult Choir practlc£>6p m Sundo y Y oun g Pt'O pies, Children s Church a nd Adult Blblt• Stud:~: WednPsda~ at 7 iO p m HOPE BAPTIST Ci1APEL 570 G'>nl Sl Middleport Afr!llaled with South ern Baptist Conv Pnlton Sunda v Schoo l lOam Mor ninj:! "o rshlp II a m EvC'nlng wor s hip 7 p m , Wedn('Sda " C'VC'RinJ!: Blblf' st udy and8ravN mcf'tm ~ 7 p m BRADF RD CH URC H OJ; C HRIST S l Rl 124 and Co Rd 5 Murk St•t'Vf'fS mlnl!i t<'t Su nda) Sthoo l Sup t Hanv Hr n d1icks Sunday Schuol9 30 a m Mor nin g wor s hip 10 30 a m E vfl nin g v. orsh1p 7 p m WC'dnrsda\ wors hip 7 p m ST PAUL LUT H ERAN C H URCH CornPr Svcamorf' and S(\rond Sts Po mcroy I hf' Hl?v William Mlddles .... a rl h pstor Sundav SChool 9 4$ a m Church ,.... serv ice ll am • SACRED HEAR I CHU RCH M s ~r Anthonv Glan namor (' Ph 992·5f:I9R Salur da\ Eve nln~ Ma ss 7 30 p m ~umlw Mass, 8 a m and 10 a m Con!C'SS10 ns. on£' ha lf hour bcfor<' each Mass CC D C'la ssPs 11 am Sunday VICTORY BAPTIST 52rl N 2nd St Mlddlpporl '.Jam('S E Kf'('SN' pa st or Su nda\ mornlnit wot s hip 10 a m E"('n In!( Sf't v lCP 7 p m W£-dm•sda v f'VE'mng wors hip 7 p m V l ~~o l t •lion Thu rsd a\ ti 30 pm Le-. w-.v. an A " am PH.992-5776 . ·Stop Bg ·And ~Ssr~ll ' •. SALE RUNS APRIL 5TH THIU. APRIL 1~ D. J. 'S TRADING POST • WAID CROSS SONS STORE' le_. Complete line of vegetable &bed· dtng plants, hanging baskets, potted plants - bloomihg &foliage, shrubbel}, rose bushes, azaleas & Rhododendrons. OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 SUNDAY I to 5 Sl 000 I)ISCOUNT :suGAR RUN MILLS Ezeldd Nell-· Sermonette STILL CONTINUES FIELD SEED AND FERTILIZER \ Attend Church this Sunday Tlluradoy Sen·•ce Rutland, Ohto4S77S MIDDLEPORT Mtddleporr Pomeroy 0 Nu_,. CUB CADET TILLER . ,_, » OR CASH REBATE ON ANY HOME IN STOCK ' &Service or Hubliard's GreenhoUse NOW OPEN FOR SPRINO SEASON MAKE US YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ... . TH.E DAILY SENTINEL 37:3·6 ' of Columbus, 0 804 W Matn 9912318 Pom er oy r ·~ Ol \.. a._ ~ 992 1921 Mtddleport J ' • Locusr & Beecn s rref~ 214 E. Mam 992 · 51 JO Pomeroy j Nallonwode In s. Co . s s SPRING PLANT.ING? Pomeroy, OH, Complete Au;:;';~~~ve Kingsbury Home Sales mJNrrY O!URCH R.ov IV H Pt:n1J\; 8 H.P. 5-SPEED WITH REVERSE DIRECTION TINES Mulberry Ave. ~ • fjiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i homer in the seventh and Joe Carter's RBI double In the eighth : ru Wetlncodlly GRAVELY SYSTEM !:weal bowling! PH. 992-2115 ,v P. J. P~ULEY, AGENT ElliS & SONS SOHIO Micah 7:8·10 . .. ,): ~ .. SWISHER & LOHSE Prescr•prtOf1S •,j • I Pomeroy' ~~~~! ·m 116S Second Pomerov 992 JJ25 992· 29SS aontiNG IIJUSE : , · OU loses catcher two by shortstop Julio Franco Ogilvie singled and scored on Doug Loman's double to start Milwaukee's th~ee-run second inrung. ·rwoCieveiand errorscontnbuted to' the Brewers' two-run fourth, and Ogilvie doubled, Mark Brouhard smgled and Bill Schroeder doubled for two more runs in the fiftii , making it 7·0. Ogilvie then singled and scored on Brouhard's double In the nmth Chris Banda tripled and scored on a groundout for Cleveland In the bottom of the fifth, and the Indians added runs on Brook Jacoby's solo MIDIUPORT BOOK stORE & VIRGIL 8. TEAFORD SR. Marauderettes defeat Vikings, Lancers Miller, TUCSON, Ari« !API - Ben ()gllvi<' collectro four hits and scored thr!'E' nms and Moose Haas plfched four scon:>less mnmgs in his final sprmg ou1 mr:: Thursday as the MIJw,wkce Br0wers beaJ the Clev<' land Jnd1ans 8-3 m Cactu s League r xhibttlon baseball Haas. 4 1, who will pitch the Bt'('WP"s' Iegular·season opener Tucsda\ against thC' Chicago White Sox, gave UJ.l three smgies and struck oul om? to help raise Milwaukee's spring record to 15-14 Cleveland starter Neal Heaton, 1}3, allowed 10 hits and seven runs, five of them earned. m six mmngs. The Indians, 12·14, a1dro the Brewers with four errOl'S, mcluding CM>ter . ' Barfield added a two-run 'homer In il 'sonly the exhibitiOn season, but tlje seventh as theTorontoBiueJays Rick Sutcliffe of the ChiCago Cubs IS defeated the Detroit Tigers 6-3 to p1ckmg up where hP left offlast year boost their spring record to18· 7, best Although 1984 actually ended on a m the maJO«jS Vinton County (XI) OOJ t ..... 1 3 down<:'r when SUicllffe blew a J.O Wally Joyner's two-run single In M£>1gs OM O«l ;~~-10 6 }pad aga rnsr san DiegO m the final the seventh inning tied the game and VanovPr !LPt and Booth£> HalfiC'Id !WPI and Mill£>r .. • Jack Howell followed with an RBI game of the National League playoffs, the 6 foot 7 right-hander single to put Cali1ornla ahead as the Fro Hocking . t; 0 0-- 0 I Meigs II 18 x-29 3l Angels rallied with six runs in the posted a 161 regular season record iCai!Pd aftC'r two and halt IMlngs due to seventh Inning and outslugged the and 2 69 earned run average after scorr 1 , bemg a"cqulred 'rrom Cleveland on San Diego Padrl/5 12·10. Ek'rchwell 1LPI and McGill Musst'f (wp, 1 and M Sml!h The New York Yankees scored six J~ne 13 ThoseniJmberswonhlm the Cv Young Award runs m the first three innings off Tommy Boggs, three on Butch Aftpr hurlmg siX scoreless Innings Wynegar's double, and beat the and allowmg JUSt three hits In The Dally .Sentinel Thursday s 9 !i exhibition victory Tex~s Rangers 6-4 I USPS 145· 9101 ove1 thp San Francisco 'Giants, Joim. Shelby singled home the A Dlvhtlon of Multimedia Inc. tie-breaking run in the eighth Inning Sutcliffe boasts a 3 0 sprrng record Publish('(! c>vC'rV a ft~rnoon Monday and Wayne Cross added a solo and 2 62ERAmsevenappearances tht ough Frldav 111 Court Sl v the homer m the ninth lis the Baltimore /\ccordmg to pilchmg coach Billy RIO GRANDE - Sophomore opened the eyes of many veteran the home stretch to bring home the Ohio Vall rv Publish in~ Companv Mul · tlmt>dla Inc PomE"rov, Ohio 4~7ti!t, h Connors. Sutcliffe "IS ready" for Onoles beat the Kansas City Royals sensation Darren Miller from runners gold · Purcell commented that 992 215ti SPrond (']ass po ~ tUiil:£' paid at Tuesdays ope n e r against 7·5 despite a 5-for-5 performance by Georgetown, Ohio and Mark Pier· A! Marshall University last Miller broke the two contenders by PomC'tO\ IQhlo Pittsburgh , ,,, KC's Willie Wilson , son from Lynchburg, Ohio, con· week, It was a sprint to the finish m making them run his race "Darren Me mb('t 'l'hC' .AsSO<'IatC'd Prrss. ln Sid Bream's hornet tied the score · tlnue their assault on the track and Dwight, Gooden, who set a rookie the 5000m (3 I miles), as the ran like a veteran. he did what hE' lund Duih P rrs~ A~soclilllon and lht> and fellow rookie Mariano Ouncan Am£>rlclln Nrwspaper PublishPrs M,· stfll<%'ut record In 1984, also tuned field circuit. sophomore crossed the line In 14.55 ~ad to do to win! " SO<'IiUon. National AdvertislngR<>pr<' sihgled home the winning run as tile up for his openmg day assignment Darren and Mark. In their first breathin~ down the back of Ohio Other bright spotsofthedaywere se ntatl\f', Bt.mham N«"wspaprr Salf'!i, Los Angeles Dodgers scored twice two weeks of the season, have University's Mitch Bently and Ray Perry from Wheelersburg, but had his stint unexpectedly cut 73.1 Third AH•nur Nr>w York Nt>w York 10017 m the eighth mnmg and edged the short Gooden went five innings, ' Marshall University's Dave Tabor. Ohio. Ray Lonir. triple and high Montreal Expos 7-6. allowing three runs and seven hits "Both boys are running very jumped for the Redmen, where he POSTMASTER Srnd addrf'S.' chan,Jil:~ to Thl• Dull\ SC'nl\nrl. 111 Coun St, Po Ben Ogilvie had four hits and while striking out four as the New Intelligent races, they 'understand finished second In the long and rr'K'rov, OhiO 4.5709 scored three, runs and Moose Haas York Mets downed the PlttSbl!rgh their race plan thoroughly, stated triple and third tn the high jump I SUR.'ICRIPTION RATE!! Pirates 5-3 on Danyl Strawberry's • pitched four scoreless lnnln!<S as the "Our freshmen raced very welL conference chairman and head By C'aarrMr or Motor Route ATHENS, Ohio (API - Pat Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cleve threc run wmd blown home run In coach Kevin Purcell ' also," stated Purcell "We had a On9 WC'l'k. Blackburn, start lng catcher the past On£' Month land indians 8-3 lhC' C'ighth mntng off .John ' Over the weekend Ma"k Cruised very tough wo,rkout,week so lllldn 'l • On!' Yt>ar three years for the Olilo Umversity, Ivan · DeJes~s · !;<"Venth·innmg Ca ndela na through an Pasy win In the elql('Ct great times rather great RBI double gave the Philadelphia • basebaU team, Is acadPmlcally ' But tile fu ebalhng nl(ht hander, steeplechase against a field of 16 . effol1s " Phlllles a :l-2 victory. over .the St · Ineligible to play this season whoalsat1edfor the;Liead m balks runners from Ohio University, . "I got the grade report andJt'sall Akron University, Musklngum. ]a, t 'yeu r, wa' callro fOI two man:> LOUIS Cardinals, the ir sixth straight ~ubsrrlb£>t s not dt's lrin~ to riC'r mav ff'mit In ad\.cwct• bad," Coacn Jertjl France said of trtumph Aft<'r th0 ftfth lnnmg he sa id Wals h. and Case Western Reserve GRAVELY TRACTOR Thr> Dallv Sftnlin£>1 on a :J li 01 12 ihonrth Blackburn's status. Enc DaVIs homered ott Tom somrthmg to umpll e !;lob Davidson < "Mark was never pushed which basis ( rc'dlt wllllx' glv<"n carrl<'r«"ach SALES & SERVICE month Blackburn batted .284 through100 and was e]ccled for the first time In Seave1 · as the Cinclnnah Reds made It hard to · concentrate on 204 Condor St games, but his loss wlll be felt most downed !he CHicago WhltP Sox 6-2. hiS professional careor running a national quallfymg tim~ Pomeroy, OH No subf!(t rlptlon s bv mall l)('r mlltrd In lew. ns wh('t(' homr ('arrl('t sr>rvlet' Is Dwight Evans hit a three-run behind the plate Phone 992·2975 Bruce Sutter, Atlanta'snew rehef which hE' ran In an lntersquad meet avallabl(' France said the only other catcher on March 9 (9"14 51," stated aCf' pitched two ~oreless innmgs, homer and BIIIBucknerdrO\ ein two SPRING & SUMMER HOURS runs with a homer and a sacrifice fly with any OU varsity experience Is Mall SubM:rlpUOI)!4 allowmg one hll and Rick Cerone Purcell. MON.-FRI. 9 TO S / lmd~!! Ohio stngled home the wmnmg run rn the as the Boston Red Sox ended a Kevin Granader, who appeared In Darren, later In the day, raced In SAT. 9 TO 1 11 Wl'hk" r SH 56 five-game wlnles§ streak with a 6-5 four games last season. :.!6 Wl'('ks bottom of the mnth mmng as the the 5000m which many called the $29,)2 ')2 wrv ks . n s.'ill 24 raves mpped the Houston Astros victory over Minnesota. "race of the day " Darren , Jeff Out.14lde Ohio P. 1 Steve Henderson singled home 7 6 for theor eighth consecutive l:J W('('ks Wertman from Walsh and Pat " '" SI5 60 211 WN'kS the winning run In the eighth inning lrlumph Farrell from Ohio University ~~· 3l , 5~ Wf't'! bi >:>91111 Lloyd Mosebv drove in two runs to g~w the Oakland A's a 3-2victorv played a cat and mouse game the ""th a fu-s t-innmg triple and Jesse over the Seattle Mariners flrstl21aps before Darren made his M ......y Nigh< Owlfl move and devastated the duo down tJriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;:;;~~~;;;;;;;;. Skl'IJne Lanee ln~ians drop 8-3 spring encounter. Ph. The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. John F Fultz J. Marcus fl!ltz • ~ -j ;~ : \ · "' MEIGS nRE \ ~ CENTER, .INC. ft'\ ( llav Rogg• St. Rt. , Eastern.. .. .. 042 521 1-1~ 13 2 ... 021 010 o- 4 · ~ 5 Southern Batteries - Ed Collins (WP), B Bissell seventh and B. Bissell. Barber fourth. D • Amburgey, Bostick second, Cuhningham, Free· man and Roush, Riffle The Daily Sentinel-Page-S . Message and Church saw Llnescore: Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio , fXrERIENCE 111f JOY Of RELIGION- -~ ·Eastern hands Sout~em 5-4 league loss By SCOTI' WOLFE • PH. 992-7301 • " ........ ,, .... ~ an. • - - · Cb~~hA:,UAfij~ -1 'tr":~'P Ch~tfJ's~~h~WR"cW ' w . l c s.•y c"""", --.wel'llltp. m., ' • ' ''e" 'T J , I, ' �~-~-- .- - - - - - - - ---7-+-- ------~- • < ' . '. Page-6-The Daily Sentinel . . '· , Pomeroy-Middlepc)rt•. Ohio The Daily Ohio Friday, April 5, 1985 Sentinet-·Page--7 ' ~ .. • <. ACS, Crusade underway ning at 7: Xf! p.m. Featured· · •FRIDAY POMEJWY - Meigs County singers wUI be ''The Inheritors." Coonhuilters wUI meet Friday · ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs evening, 7 p.m .. at the Snowball High FCA wUl have a clean -up Hill clubhouse. · Re!reslunents day for the elderly from9a.m. to wut be served. 4 p.m . on Sa.turdaY: Interested --<1 POMEROY - Meigs County individuals should coQt.act Mrs. ;Janet Witliarnson or . Fenton Foxchasers Association will T.aylor by calling MeigS High at meet Friday, 7 p.m.; - at the 992-2158. clubhouse on Eagle Ridge. By BOB HOEn.ICH Tuesday, April 19, at 1 p.m. and · OvP S&aff Writer <. . members wUl brown bag lt lor art The !Ylelgs Unit of the. Amerlcan outdpor session. --Cancer will he holding Its i Members of the Meigs County ,REACT Team will be awarding a annual resldPnfund raising project prtze a.t a team tial cnJsade beginning Monday meeting to he held at 7:30p.m. this and r unning · evening at the ·M"eigs Seilklr through Aprill9. Citizens Center. Anyone interested MIDDLEPORT - Final sig. REEDSVll.i£ -Olive Town-The society In the team work Is Invited to the 1 nup for participation In the ' ship Trustees · w!U meet in asks the ptib)ic to help.save lives by · sessiOn. Middleport Youth League he. regular session. at 6:.:JJ p.m. donating when a volunteer visits the --Saturday at . the Middleport, · Frlday·evening at the ReetlsvUie home. Theunitreportsthatexciting Employees of the Pomei'QY Viilage Hall, 9:30a.m to 1 p.m. fire station. . things are hap(iening today in the _ Health Care Cent.er have really · Registration fee Is $9. · field · of cancer research with 50 been digging to .come up with items SALISBURY TWP - Salls· . SUNDAY percent of cancer patients living _ for a public auction which they wUI bury Township Trustees will POMEROY - Hysell Run five years or more. Better detection hold at the ·center at 2 p.m. meet In regular session, Friday Holiness Church ,wUl have Sun· · methods, better treatment, better Tuesday. evening, 7 p.m., at the home of rise Communion Services beginProceeds wUJ go to the,>'\rthritls patient support, and just as iinporthe township clerk, Wanda ning at 6 a .m . on E~ster tant, improved prevention methods Foundation and if you· have any morning. Rev. Leland Haley will Eblin . have helped to achieve th~ 50 items that you w01,1ld like to he guest speaker. Public invited. percent milestone. contribute to help out with the . SATURDAY MI DDL E P 0 RT The 1()(,a1 unit also . provides · project please can Mary Coates at POMEROY -MelgsFishand Middleport -Pomeroy Rotary service to cancer patnents and their · the center. That's 992-6006. · Game Club wm ·have Us regular Club will hOld its annual Easter famUies: Educational · programs By the way, auction¢er Jim m eeting Saturday afternoon · egg hunt at 1 · p.m. Sunday and the local !tee cancer clinics are Carnahan 61 Racine, is donating his . with a work session beginning at · afternoon at the Middleport all funded .sOlely by private contri- services to the sale and you're all 2 p.m .. Members are asked . to · · Park. Rain wUI cancel. butlons and by special events invited to attend. bring brush cutting and carpen' · staged for and by the unit. . lncldentlly' the employes have ' try tools. The local unit t11anks you for your done well so tar in getting>Pgether a MIDDLEPORT - Middlegenerous support and asks for your wide varlety{)f-merchandise for theport POMEROY Sliver -Run support in helping ,the unif to auctiOn. Baptist church will have a Church will hold Easter sunrise surpass the 50 percent mark. songfest Saturday night ·hel!lrv service Sunday,. 6 a.m. Young Bl\1 Anderson has ~n Oma Hysell, SyracuSe, is enjoy- returned to the home of his parents, Ing her new telephone. She wpn the Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Anderson, In . Instrument as a part of the grand . the Salem Center area of Meigs Mrs . Joseph Evans, Tyson and opening of Jo'e Little Red Barn Gift County alter having been confined Jonathan, were Monday visitors of Shop, on Route 124,_.In Syracuse, to Children's Hospital in Columbus M;s. Ida Murphy and Peggy. recently. for months. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Jo))rtson, -~-Billy wanted me to extend his . Tammy ·and Terry, spent a day The week of' April 15 is clean-up thanks for all of the cards, wonls of recently with ,Mrs. Iva Johnson. week at the Burlingham Cemetery. excouragemlint, and pra••"":r~s-,.!Y~o:;:. u - ----M:F. r.aalnl-! rs. Leslie'Frank, Sarah Owners of lots In the cemetery were wonderful to Bill and he Beth ·of Texa Road were recent wishing to clear gravesltes should · appreciates it. Soda!! Thankyou. visitors of Mr.·.and Mrs. Eugene do so before the work crews begin the middle of the month. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burns had a Hanning, Ronald and Mrs. Gladys fantastic family qbservanceol their Tuckerman. · Mrs. Dorothy Reeves, Mrs. Linda Middleport's rfew president of the 50th wedding anniversary. Darnell, Jeff and Melissa were in town's chamber of ~mmerce, Bill There were many cards and Barnsvllle recently to attend funBlower, reports that the ch¥flher Is flowers and the anniversary dinner, eral for Don Reeves. still looking for a "Home''. served by their daughters, Mrs. The chamber is working with . Burns says, was "fantastic". Hospitalized · village officials In othe hope of Mr. and Mrs. Burns are parents Mrs. Martha Holsinger, Reeds: obtaining a satisfactory spot lor a of 15 children, 14 of whom are living ville, Is a patient at Camden Clark headquarters. Thi> old depot has and have 37 grandchildren and 10 Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va. Her been discusSEd.as a possibility since great-grandchildren. Now that's <! room number Is 516. . there are strong possibilities that bunch, Isn't It! the village will be buying the depot property from the Chesapeake and . You can't always get help- but The Rev. and Mrs. Clah Baker Ohio Railroad. you can always give it. Do keep altended a seminar in Cincinnati Incl<!Pntally , the next Middleport smiling. -recently <!Paling with methods of ctiamher -meetiilg will he on s tart tng ChrL~Iian schools. The Bakers are ,Interested in 1 J' . expanding the Tiny Tech Scl1ool, · · Middleport, proW-am to inclu<IP a Rem.m~~r.· ou,.,. 1-restolro her young beaut)>, .ldndergarten curriqtlum ._.Finan~-. . ' '. - This 'Eas,or.nmol'rJ; .~ ... ~~thor here. ' Bul I li.ilovro thai ha'li> Oj hair." '·: ' ing, . p' romoiiori,' fumis.hi.rig's artd . '' · ~ J~ l'f'loSt huinble ador~tlon: . . . '·ns a sY!"lbOfcir t.ovf? and_d<ivotlrin. To remomli<'r ·how.our JO,us paid. Of hardships arid won:>•' and Ca)'fl. · .. -teachers.: for :bu.Uding a·SUCCeSSful'' · ·To·savl" a ~Jnfu! nation. · · . 'A-tokM or serviCt> to others, • Christian · schbol wert~ S:£•minar Arltl lh6U~Il. nu·ou~hcilil t~ls l<md Wt.' llw. , .· Of which-she R"Bve mol'(> than her share: Some 1<0 for dr"'' and show: topics . will IUTtD liAS 165/10 D 13 .......................... 115/10 D 13 ... ..'.......... ....... .... 195175 D 14 .... ..;.. ,.......~ ........ 205175 D 14 .....:............. ..... .. 215/75 0 14 ...................... :... 225/75 0 l4 ......... :...... :.. ..... :, 215/75 D 15 ....... ................... 225175 D 15 ........... ............... 235/75 D 15 .......................... 21.00 30.00 34.00 3&.00 . 37.00 39.00 38.00 39.00 40.00 li.ti:;:~;:::;=+--!R~lf's~"ND TIRE S~J!! E~ o,... 8:00 , ..........s.t. CIC PH. 742-3011 Wolf Pen notes • -IF YOUR LOOKING FOR .ANEW "CONVERSION VAN" WITH ..ONLY THE . BEST' IN QUALITY, THlS IS IT •••. ----·- .,. Poe . t ,S Corne_f ·I.- this basket prdtY'and bright, 1th red and green . . . blut_a~ whrttl TMn.. "A111 00 a 1111\E' whCin clothes don'IC.'<lunt. ils only God aloll<' does know. . Lei's nOI lor,..tthe price He paid. As HC' hun~ on lhr- cross to dl<': Rut lin• our llf(' on C'arth for Rim. And we'll rolgn with Him on hl~h . l..l'l's lak(' IlK' plan h<' ~\'('to U!.. And shoo· Him that we carr,;· Tilou~n Calvary's Hill WC' n<•vpr saw, We know whv He was there. · W!! know H(l cum(' io.savC".100 world. And thr price Ht' had to poiy: F.v<'n conqul'rt'd de-ath tha't we ml~ht Jl\1' Up th('!"<' wllh .H im. sam(' da y. Said tlt' Y.'Ould ~ to prrpare a plac!', And for us to nrv£>r fl'ar; Rut put ou r rontirf' trust In Him, And wf''d hav<' His S pirit near . To wl t n~s to His saviT)~ Jn'3Ci', And His nam(', do not d<'ny: Aut rt'm<'mbc>r. all OOm In !his ..COrld. Will OI'K" C!a~. haV(I TO dlC' . . AntJ all brfore a claim Is madr. Hi.!\'(' to knrt'l. and lx> rr-born: · So look around. bUt Ch{l('k .VOUfS(IIf . Why ~;pu 'J'(' hrrl". this East<'r Morn. - Ry OIC'n Harrison. The Me1Wn11 \\'hat dot'5 East<'f rn<'an to .vou. .Just a Sunc:tav In tho \.'t~ar'? . AnoltlC'r day io ~o to Chu rch . To IC't propl<' know wP' rt' h<'rP'! A C!a\' In whiCh W{' dr(ISS OUI' tx>st , · And Strut In gr"nOOst style: 'MlouRh SOrTX' W£' knoW. ha\T' f'VPO mort•, W(' sill! wm mana~ a s m!lt'. A d Lt\' In whlt·h Wf' hLIW for~o t . Whai 11 mtXTn~ to thosP whO know: How ,J<'!ius bm'(' lhC' Cross ulone. , And 11 wasn't just fm· shcm•. H('l can1NJ II to his d<'ath that day. Was C'Vf'n burled In tx»Towt'd clothe!!: Rul df'ath, w(' kno14·. didn't hold Him. For In thr('(' shorts days HCI ar06£'. His ~urrvcllon bmugl1t to Pat·h of u!'. • WI man could not ar hi('v(': And lhOUj!h WC' know lhC' S!Ol)" W('IJ, l"hr'ff' ar(' manv who don 't brollpve. so !odD\' as 14'{; look around and Attended seminar 1 ff'll on my klK'f'S and 1ttanked Him. For the day He paid my deb!; And for now letting me viSit Heaven. ls soJTIOihlng I'll nf'Ver forget. Then all or a suddl?n I wak<>IK'd. To Und it wa s only a drt'am: Rut mY 'ov ovrrflo~t'd 1>1· H~ promiS<'. NOI.V tha1 my soul HP'd rErc:feernl':l . HER-E'S THE FACTS: I. . . u 1am !oval and faithful. Thr~h lOvE'. 5£'rvtre and prayer; One dav 1 rould return to live. With ttit-m fort"\'er up !herE'. - Ry Mrs. Alpha Dooglas. Pomrrov. Ohio unt1~1 nn 4. 1·9-as · c ·HEVROLE'l -RA-ISED C'/ean · - up ·f UU L·ed ~~ Met·gs Hlgh'sFeilowshipofChrlstian Athletes wlll have 3 clean-up day for theeldPrl•'-"" Saturday from J '-'" 9 a .m to 4 p.m. Anyone Interested should contact Mrs. Janet William- 'S . on or Fenton Taylor at Meigs High by calling 992·2158. iiiii~-.1 For .Easter Oei:Toge.thers AMISH "CHEESES, BUTTER AND TRAIL BOLOGNA We Still Htre A 6DD~ S_upplg .01 C1ndg lnd Nut1 OHIO VALLEY BULK FOOD 232 E. 2nd · · Pomeroy (' .. ROOF CONVERS'I ON av · . ST ARCRUISER • C·20 Chassis eTinted Glass • Rear qoor & side door fixed glass . • Dual ' Air conditioning & heat· front & rear . • • .• Swing-out mtrrors • Swing:out side doors · • Front stabilizer bar • E.l ectronic speed control e5.0 Liter V:8 gas engine e3 speed automatic transmission e33 Gallon fuel tank · • comfortilt steering wheel • Rally wheels • Raised white letter radial tires • Delco am-fm stereo radio wcassette • Deluxe front appearance • Chromed front ·& rear bumpers • Power windows e Power dooc locks eGauges·voltmeter, oil & temp . . • Raised roof with opera windows 992-2036 Captains chairs-swivel & recline with quick release pedestals ' ..-.( • Fold·down rear ~ouch • Ice Box • Corner closet ..... • Overhead Color TV • Valance lighting • overhead reading lights • Snack table • Front smack tray • Rear'ash trays & drink holders e Genuine oak trim & accessory packag~ . • Digital clock eCB Radio e6 .Bay windows with screens • Curtains • Front map lights • Running boards • continental spare tire kit • Rear ladder • L:.uggage rack • Fire extinguisher • Befjutiful Geometric paint desig.n • 4 ,· .11('1(', The' m.inv "''ho at'f' ht"f'(': Don't lrt ·the workl makf' us f01·grt, Why East<'l' romcos NC'h yC'al'. · - Olrn Harrison. J.... And 'Ill< ""~ Wldl llllver llolr · DAKIN STUFFED . Tov·s La!'t niRhl I dr('amPd aOOut Hl'8\'f'h. That bmul!ful ell~ so ralr: I spmt an f'Vf'JllriR with Jt>su.'li And an angl'lwllh sllwr hair. lt'rawiE'd by w~y of old Jordan. VIa llw I(Oidm I!BIC; Wh("rt" flOOd Saini PC'IE'r Wi:olromt'd me. To that E"f{'l'nal C'Sial(l. 'I'hl'n I hrard a ''01('(' SWt>E'I as mustr. AND n.. Ilk£' ro v.-hlt·h none c.a~ oompart>: 1 stood mule In ttx> pl'f'S('n<'C' of Jesus And th€.' an~ with sll\'cr hair. ... "f'(lar not, " said IlK' Lord. "This IS H('avcn. '1'1s :VOUI' mothE-r you S('{' standlnsf lhrrC': Balloon' rate ' Scouts of Troop 249 will be on the streets of Middleport and Pomeroy Satunlay morning selling .balloons for the Meigs County Branch of the Alt\{>rican Heart Association. The ballqon sale is an annual fund raising event lor the Association . .The Meigs Inn wUJ serve as headquarters In Pomeroy, and the l<:lngs Builders Supply in Middleport. o [_ A NEW· SPRING JEWELRY ·OPEN FIIDAY UNTIL 8 P.M. Middleport Book Store Mil St. · /'-.._ t llitl. .port WE HAVE NO QUARREL WITH 1110SE WHO SEll, FOR LESS, . 111EY SHOULD KNOW WHAT 111EIR ~IS WOR111! . COME CHECK OUT THE SHAifPEST CONVIRSIO"N VAN AROUNDI 7 �- L The Briefs:-----. Jtacine Junior Girl Scout Troop 1042 will take part Monday evening In a self defense program to be presented by the Middleport Pollee Department. I A woman officer from the pollee depaTtment wlll speak with the girls and show a film whlch has been provided by Carl Hysell, juvenile officer, The program wlll begin at 5 p.m. at Southern Junior High and continue through 7:30p.m Parents are also Invited to participate In the program with their daughters. The program is being sponsored by Southern Cadette Girl Scout Troop 1115. If other community groups In Meigs County are Interested in this program, contact Brenda King, at the Middlepo'n Pollee Department, after 4: :JJ p m. weekdays <!nd anytime on weekends, or Donna Good, Southern Cadettes' leader, at Sunrise seroices Su~day · Carleton Church will havE' sunrise services at 6 a .m . Easter • mornin!(. Minister David Curfman wUI be speaking., Birthday observed .Easter Harold I Bob) Davis who Is Ul at his home In Syracuse will observE' hls birthday on Easter Sunday. Cards may be sent to him at Box 723, Syracuse. , Sunrise service slated Grace EpiSCOpal Church suru;ise services w1ll be at 7 a .m . Suriday followed at 8: 15 a, m. by a breakfast prepared and served by the men ·• of the church. Holy Euchanst will be celebrated at 10:15 a ,m , There Will be no Sunda)i. school AuxiliQry district meeting set ' District spring conference of the Junior American The Eighth 84.}5324, Legion Auxilia1y will be held Saturday at Drew Webster Post 39 hall In Pomeroy. , Registration wUI begin at noon with the meeting at l p.m. Laney Hankla, Elgohth District president, will have chargE' of the meeting, ' • Poppy royalty will be honored. Salvation Army sets services Easter serv1ces at the Salvation Army, Butternut Avenue, wUI be held at 10 a.m. Sunday with YTSM El01se Adams In charge. TherE' will be special· music and readings. Outpost Sgt. Dora Wining and Maj Glenna Rummel (R) wUl also participate, Ba bles and children under six can be enrolled In the cradle roll. At 7 p.m. the Rev. Don Ka!Ji will be thelspeaker, There will be special music. ' Chamber to meet ThE' Pomeroy Area Chamber of Conunerce will meet in regular session at noon Tuesday at the Meigs Inn. A guest for the sexssio!l' will be Bernard B. Hust, assistant director and chief engineer o~ the Ohio Oepartment of Transportation, .,\· ---~~~~------­ Public Notice ...,;.,., few the eldorty and/or handicapl!ad within Me!ll• County. The g111nt appliCation will ,.., queat one (1) standard 14 P811811Q81' van. • It ia projected _that 70 (duplicated) eldetty , and handicapped will Ul8 the ll8n/ICB five • (5) llaya . per -.lc for varioui IICllivitiel, inducing tnnaponation to rnedicel fecilltiel, IOCiel _ --HilliN...,_ • Public Sale lis Auction • .... VINYL LINER POOL ACRYLIC WAll POOL ABOVE GllciUND POOL . Over 400 Cllolces HRS. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ,. Day Night 1-614 992-2$,49 1-304 7 G &W PlASTICS ' AP/t.ll SPECIAl Dexcel Receiver 8' Alum. Dish Installed " lONG BOTTOM, OH, GAS PIPE WATER PIPE , GAS REGULATORS OTHER SUPPLIES '"· "2-6931 r-Addon• and remodehng -Roof'mg 1nd ou«er work -Cor)cr•te work Call 992-3561 Installation Available ALL YOUR WIRING NEIDS work tFree Estimotosl Residential & Commtrcial Call: V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·5175 Or 742-31 992-6215 or tt2-7314 ,o..roy, Ohio ~~------------------~ DEALER SALE BEGt.INING APRI 11, 1985-11:00 A.M. AT HOWERY AUCTION HOUSE Located S Miles West of Athens on Rt. SO. DEALERS WELCOME · TO SELL - DEALERS WELCOME TO COME AND JOIN IN ON THE GENERAL MIR(HANDISE OF OTHERS . We will be sellina FLEA MARKET articles of all kinds and plenty of everyth1n1 for everyone. Plene come and support the dealer sale so rwe can continue on a weekly basis. PLENTY OF PARKING FOR EVERYONE! PLENTY Of SEATING FOR EVERYONE! Eats Ava~ fable - OWNER-OPERATOR: Rodney Howery AUCTIONEER: Rodney Howery Home Phone 1-614-698-7231 Offce 1-614-592-2322 contact Elettnor Thorllaa. Executive Director at Meiga County Counci on Aging. Inc., Box 722. Mulbilrry Heiahte, Pomeroy, Ohio 4157119 to obtain full ~Ha of the type of tranlltilrtation ICII'Vice that i1 ne~r to preparing a W'rttten commanll and/or ~11 mult be aubmitted within 30 day1l to the agency at the above lddraa with a copy to the Ohio Department of Tn~na­ POI'tAition. Divllion of Public Tranaportetlon~ 21i Public Notice I MIDDLEPORT - N. Front - 2 apts on corner lot for At The Howery Audion House Albany, Oh.-5 Mi. W. of ~thtns, Oh. C!flll. 50 .fURNITURE: Oak corner cupboard, mce oak sideboard w1th claw feet, oak k1tchen cabmet, set of 6 press back chairs and ' others, extra fme Oroental ca~taon's chaor, tall walnut bed, walnut dresser w1th ·marble msert, set of 4 walnut V1ctoroan ~a11s, Williams double box wall telephone (all ongmal parts and refm1shed), 1-rge spmnmr wheel, yarn wmder, flatwall cupboard, b~rdseye maple 3 pc bedroom su1te, large cradle .' large highboy dresser, p1e safe, Morros chaor, oak dressers, 1ron bed, small oak filtng cabmet, small walnut organ bench, arrow back pressed back rocker, washstands, fern stands, large C1der press. sew1ng rockers, Boston rocker, old 1ufe box, oak library !abies, church bench MISCELLANEOUS: Several old (good) hickory baskets and others. muzzle loader gun, .quilts, QU1it1ngframe. oak kitchen clock and others, old rad1os , carb1de hghts, old butcher block, trunks, , man~ old !mens, etc. glass basket, child's dishes, stone Jars and Jugs, 1ncludmg Hamilton and Jones, DOilahue and free hand JU&, crocks, blue and whrte cottage cheese crock, 1pple buner kettle, hens on nest, Mtekey Mouse lln pltte, Depression glass, 2 pes. of Flo Blue ,nd much more -.,n;kraut boards, washboards, old musteal 1n· struments, wooden cllurn, large ox ~oke, picture frames, .milk bolllft-Lom1111's, Bermen, Kasler and others, many more ileiM too numerous to menlloo · TERMS: l:asll or Clltck wilh Posilln ID Food AYIIIRit AUCTIONEER: Rodney Howery 614-691-7231 or 592·2322 AICtfllllll lith: lllclt cltlll ult-'-o\wOI. IO% of furnlIt ... " ' - · . , . ,.... $25,000 COUNTRY - Like new 3 BR ranch w1th hghted pool Car, petmg, lull basement, only a few ~ears old ' cutri• of the Htete of Wilda lena K. Neaulroad, Clerk 13122. 29: 1411i ..3to Reel Estate General FOR SALE BY OWNER 3 lA FARM HOUSE With barn. 58.5 acres $70,000. Call: (6141 464-3563 or (6141 949-2561 • ! NEW liStiNG - 20 cres more or less, new home under construction about 40x28 m lebanaon Twp Just $16,000 Court, Cooo No . 247.20, Dono H, Raymond, 40B04 St. Rt. 6B4, Albany, Ohio, 46 71 0, woo appointed Exe- ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES SUNDAY APRIL 7-1 p.M. . 216 E. 2nd St. Phone · 1-(&14)-992,33211 PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE Of WILDA HANING, 'OOCMoed CASE NO. 24720 Docket 12, Pogo 475 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY "On MOI'ch '19, t985, in Honinv. deceooed. loto of 40920 St. At 892, Atbllny, Ohio, 45710. Aoben E. Buck, 'Probeto Judge w ,«£~ I COUNTRY - Good 7 rm one floor plan, full base, ment, furnace,woodburn•r. dbl garage and level acre., RUTLAND - 2 story 6 rm home 2 enclosed porches, I ~ baths on 2 level lots. 5 ACRES - Southern schools. Build Onl~ ~our $6,500 , ICUT OUT FOI FUTURE 11511 lEN'S APPliANCE SERVICE lt. 12V-..y Ohlt AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Se11lot Clflz~~t r"' .._.,lie •• •• Dttty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 992-3345 3/2/tln 1,1 .tfc own CleM ..... IT-. 6 Found female Norwegian Found, Cocker Spaniel mutt describe, 304-8711·5319 or 676,1390 after 5 PM. 130,000-UO,OOO. Send rt· sumo to: P.A. Murphy, P.O. Bo• 448c Wetloton, Oh 46892 . White wolker dog, with light brown apota In vicinity Salt Creek. Golllpollo Forry, 304· 8711-3246 or 814-379, 2273. Local companv·needa expe· rienced telephone eollcitor 3·11~1 Yard Sale 729, Atheno, Oh 45701. ' 2 positions open- Yellow page ule1 people needed Mu1t heve auto and muet be iv1ilable tb travel. Only thott1 with 11le1 •xperience need apply . Send reaume to box 800, in cere of the Oalllpolia D1ilyTribuna; 826 3 Family Porch Sala Saturday April 8th at 825 Fourth For general office work Garage Sole Apr: 4,5,6. Dobby Dr .. McGuire Subdl· vision. Vlolato & ortifi~al ' flowers, Iampi, mirrO'r, Must oporoto booic office mochlnoo Write boa 729S In core of THe Deily Sentinel. 111 Coun St., Pomeroy, Ohio 46'789. dinette Ht, bookcaM. Workmen retldence. LPN wanted. Medicala11iat· ant needed for phyak:.enft office Salary depending upon experience. Send re~ M.lmet to The Daily Sentinel, Garage and Boko Sate 5 & 8, 9,79 milo Woot of Rt . 141 . Bo• 729 M. Pomeroy, Ohio 46789 mi. Couch. chair. antique dress- looking for . a reaponalbla Individual who meets people pHancea. miac. uaily to handle aalea and nmlner11 in Meiga. Athena. and Vinton Countiea. Mutt Start From 12'116' UTILITY BUILDINGS ·Sizes from 6'x6' Up ..Jo 24'x36' Insulated Doc Houses Ing toblo, B&W TV ooerks good, antique lldoboard, atroller, b•by awing, car P&S BUILDINGS & Fr 8-?, on Rt. 180, behind otock yard. Come li Seetl Memorial, P.O. Box21 ,208, Columbus, Ohio 43221 . Yard llofe 88 Grope St.4·8· 85. 8:00AM tii8 ·00. Loto of We •re lOoking for women lQ,6,1fc ..... have 2 yaero collage and bo willing to toke on job treln, lng. Could boporttimoorfutl aeat, baby backpeck, white metel cabinet, clothea, Much, Much Morelli Thurs v•rioua ltem1. womenl time. Send reaume with picture to Southern Hilla who would llke to be making extre money. Make from clo~ GUN SHOOT . ',S.ALES-& SERVICE RACINE FilE DEPT. , . U..S. RT, 50 JAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO lashatii.IIAtg Authorized John Dnre, New Holland, Bush Hoa farm Eq~iPIMJlt D111t1 EVDY SAT. NIGHT POMEROY, 0 ! 992·2259 NEW LISTING - Portland Area - former church buildmc. full basement, new sidinc new steel in, sulated doon, , stormwin, dows. Lots of space. Si, tuale don two lots. $6,000,00, PRICE REDUctD - F.w Points - Newer ranch With approx I acre of beautiful ~ard Home has 3 bedrooms, 11h baths, equipped k1tchen, fam1~ room, 2 car garage, ful basement, wood burner set up. above ground pool, central a1r, and many other mce features. Now only $46.000.00 LAND CONTIIACT - \Wh.a smaH down pa~ment th1s 21 acre larm with a 6 room house can be yours. Secluded but convement All lS fenced for cattle or whatever. Has a bam, eqUipment shed and a big gar, den area $36,500 00. LOT IN IIIDOLEPORT 50'd20' iellellot With ~I utili, tieS ava1~ble Beautiful ~ew li -·-· IUUwoot !"* WAS 12-5-tfc 1-3-tfc E. -Maisll.l~ ....... -,.,.... ............ Foctwy Cheh 12 G.,. Shetpns Only Ptrlt & Servlee ' Ito! ..... s,.. Ito, "' .. - 6:30. , ... ftt11 E~al~•••t ', lojoy ._toto ,. .olloot ooy· 41U7s-M ,_..,, 011. (614) 915-3105 3,7, mo. ' ' 73-10 C"''Y Tr. , F-s ...... ,,.. _......;, ....>65 73-ID Clttwr Tr. , •, Door• , : ...............,,., 1135 '3,aD Chnr: Jr. HOO<h ..,,.............. ,, '165 U-10 (hnr Tr. ' Chrom lumpon .. ,,,,,$70 73-10 Clsny Tr, Grillot ..................\,,,._ '40 7!-10 Clttwy. Tr. n~~ ~=~:·r;: . . .,,. .,ssuo 7 11·11 Ch"Y· Tr. • F,odirs ......, , .,,,..... '1 I 0 73-79 Forti Tr. , • , · Fonllon,..,,........: ...:.. •sa 73,79 For4 Tr. Doon _,..........,,.. , .... 'ISO 13·11 Fonl Tr. \l:lvOIM lumpon, ..,,.$70 73.79 Foni-Tr, ' Toll Gotos ,,.........~ ..,.$80 10-lt Ford Tr. .!;r~. ,;o;;.:;;·rtiiiiti!" Course S&i~t~~lt'tl ...~....... I GnUs Now ontl lkH Auto Gt..s-llllo - 1 l'arll WHALEY'S AUTO PAITS Rt. 611 West Darwin Ohio 9-ll,tfn 992-7013 Home Party. Also, .etgn up Porch - Sele A11in or Shine and get o f400,00 kit of : misc. Homo, Soturdoy~onty glftt and toys. No money 9-5, 718 Socilnd Avo:, i.Wohred For morelnfoinla.' ecroia from Bonded Station. tion, cell Mognolle Nltr ot . 614-992-3661 , Yrird Solo 279 State St. 4 Family. Thura., Fri., Sat .•9,7 JOIN THE ARMY NAITO· NAL GUARD. GOOD- PAY Moving Sate Aprl. 6 & 6, GOOD BENIFITS. EDUCA9AM·6PM. 16 Oakwood TIONAL ASSISTANCE. Cotl 304,875-3960 or 1 .aoo. Dr., Gohlpolia, Oh. 842·3819. ' Yard Solo: Soturdoy pnty, ' April 8, t 130 Second Avo, Open territoriea with new AliOn, call 304,875,1429. Gotlipotls. Rain or Shin'e Lady to live-ln. Must be neat, able to lift, no smoking, light Garage Sole: Fri. and Sat .. Dl•betic Blood 'monitor. clo· INTERESTED IN A. NEW VEHICLE *VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING *llOWN IN INSULATION We'd tile to Introduce you to Encace-A-Car. tbe liiOdtm INY to driwe the veh1cle of your cbo1ce. 110 DOWN PAYMfNT LOWU MOIIIHIT PAYMENT BISSELL SIDING CO. BLACKSTON NEW CAl & TRUCK LEASING Boa. 32& RENT A CAR ·.·w~ AUTO PH. 949-2101 .,, 949-2160 RENTAL St. It. 160 North ' Galli~lis, Jlt1/sfo CJ z -a: Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearin& Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ Licensed Clinical Audiolo&ist "Free E•ti~atn" No Sunday Calls Call/114-992-6737 Rut,, l.m" U·SAYE Ntw llomts luilt Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For Fister S.rv1ce Home Inc., tlfel, oth,r odda CALL 446-4522 z 7111/tfn clothea, pool table, k1tchen .table, am•ll appllan9ea .. toy a. Help wanted. boy to mow ·yard, for summer. ~04~676- 8500. ,.,._,Pome';c;;;,._-'" .,. Need 1 babysitter, Fletrock oroo. Cotl 304-675-4889. Middleport & Vicinity & HEATING VINYl ,&"AUIMIIIIM 3 I 7 North S•coiMI Mitldlijiort, Ohie 45 760 •lnauledon •Storm Doors •Storm Win~ows SALES & SERVICE •fteplacement Windowa •N- Aooflnv "FRE! ElnMATES" 1=2~ , JMIS KIESEl PH. 992-2772 IISIMIKI ....,_ '"41 "2·7754 1122/Hc 4-I·Z 1110. d. SUP.ERIOI SIDiflG CO. Compfeto .Gutter Work Complete l'lomodeting Roofinv of all Typos • Worhd In ho- • 20 yeort "Frw btimettl" CALl cown, Ph. (6141 143-5425 BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK & Vicinity 'rlrBASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK MOVING OUT SALE, April 1ot,6th, '1408~ Ohio St. 12· 10·11 "$,,,., $,..,,, . POOLS PLUS THE IIID CAGE 2101 Jeffor- ' · l't. " " - • In lUSt YmiiNAIY ....,, roraknt, & 5upplioa..... s24.7S F-y Flnchtr, (age & 5......., •. 111.00 Cackatjtfs, El•lir llkth A•llil••h (GfH & s.,,lls Al10 Sol4l S.,..ltly C..l E••Ls•a CUNIC 61.-tiS-4212 675-UII ca,. _........ ...... _,_ *16d2!Jt.,....,Mi IIAICII SPIOAI. * ·'•ir $7,. . . ,_, , •.m.J" 1 TOWN & COUNliY Jl• leech 1-30-t-675-1712 3 18 1 mo. IN .DUPOIT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D. V.I. .._,..,.,, 4/111 mo PIONEER CARPET &UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak Hill Road Lone Bottom, OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Yon SChrader Equipment Re~ommendtd by Lndin1 Citrpet Manu, faeturers. !fREE ESTIMATES" lntfn OPEN EACH THURS. M. 6-8 Housinq ,---"-- -U-S_H_:......,fl ' 10 CONSTRUCTiON --PT. PUASANT OfFICI Ht:.Jdquartf•T\' .. ,....a. ,... • , 1305 JACKSON AVI. SMALL ANIMAl lltlltS ....,,,....,,_ T..., . ,.,.... ,. .. REALTORS Henry E ClttiiiCI Jr, 992-11tl .ltln TJVntfl 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 •• l • Now H--btonliY1 IIIIIOdoll"' l01wrnco Work Cullom 'olo llslg•. &Gar... Roollng W01k Alutrtlrttim & Vfttyl litH"" , 15 Yean~· e,;psrlenca J J ...... s ,... fri4oy 1 ....... 2 ..... lohor... IO L&•ltoMOUL j[j """*' lttp CHMy Anoclllt LAIGI AHIMM! AND SUIIIIIY 1Y APPOIIITMIIIT Phone 742-3171 104-671-IMI Co, GRfG ROUSH ·3· • ·- PH. 992-7611 • 1J.l-tfc A1111 IIIJ JlC I~ Jill' Il lS SWEEPER and lowing ma- chine repelr, oupplill. p1rt1, · end Pick up and delivery, Dlvla Vacuum c••ner, one half mile up George~ Creek Rd. II 14·4411·0294. Coli Balloon• for Get Well, Annl· versoryo, Blrt,hdova. portt... Singing Gorrllto. Coli lei· loono & Co, 114,448-4313. ===::::::===== 4 Pont Ple..ent. Sele inlide on rainy days. , ' Sock ol baby clotheo. Colt 814·245·8283. ' gated tho pHoring, S1ngtos" Multiple houoing . Purchaae 1 or all, owner flnanclnil' ovo1fabla . Coil 614,448-0118, ' ' dining room Situated on large lot which front• on three atreetl . Excellent neighborhood Tupper• l'toino, Ohio. 832,900.00. 10 percfnt down, fmancmg available to qualified parties . 3 bedroom house in Ru1tic Hills Fully cerpeted. storage 814-692- building, torgo lot. Coii814992,50B5 oftor 4'30 PM, 6 rooma. bath, utility room. atorm wlndowa end doorl , aluminum skU,_g, new roof, goroge . Colt 814, 992 , 5204 23 Professional Services Pomeroy. 3 bedroom. 1Va beth. ell utilithtl, AC. mtu· lated, ce,port. ba~ement , Piano Tuning end Repair Brunicardi Music Co .• 614! largo lot . Call 814,992· 2802. of Nothing down Take over 448·0887, Twentieth year quality aervice. Lllne Daniels, 814-742-2961. peymonto of U37 . per WINDOW TtNTII\IG Ross, dentlel. Commerciel Ba A1.1to. Free ootlmetea, Cell 814, 448,9346. 9Vz PIANO TUNING AND RE· 814,992-7074 PAIR. Reduced ratitsllmitad time only Ward'• Keyboard, month on 111umable loan at percent. Included in payment are taxaa and inau· renee. Lata of remodeling, 4 bedrooma, 1 Va betha, can tril heat. in Pomeroy Cell buildingo. $30,000. Call 814-949·2646. 31 Homes for Sale Three bedrooma. central air, v1nyl w~ll paper, carpet throughout. well inauleted. new pa1nt. attached gereae. g11 outdoor grill. ewninga. many utroo. Call 814 -44825B3 ttl II ·OOPM, oftor 6:00PM call 814,245· 58~9. bdr.• home built Will do !owning & yard work. C•ll Keith ot 8t4·268,6261 oftor 8:00PM. Auto washer and dryer, oak tlble with 4 cheirl, coel atotJ'I, other household itema, tome toola, etc. Clif· ton. W. Va Watch for ligna Public Sale lis Auction home. Rodney eree. 7AM to 7PM. Coll814,246,8131. 'iietdlng on t;,., or omoll jobll. Coil 814·448-9404, Hendymen-peinting, well paper, plumbing, oloctrlcol, carpentry, odd joba. R•eso~ noble rates. Coli 814,258· 8495. - - - - - --lcAuction every Friday night at Dopandlble yard Mrvioo. the Hartford Communoty Woedo. Wolkwoyo ctoore~. Center. Truckloeda of new LI8VII raked. Hedgel "1jjrchtndll8 avery weal<. trlmmod, etc. Coll814-'992· Con1igment• of new a. .uaed merchondll8 oiWIYI wet, 2~18. 8111 Stock. , comed. fUcherd Reynolda. Cuatom butchering. I deyse Auctionoer. Cislt 304·276, 3089 . woak, phone 304·882· 9 Storkt Troe & Lawn Service. U.ndocoping, soedi!lg, fertll· Wanted To B!IV 31l4, lzlng, thetchlna, for com· We pey ciah for lete model , plete lawn aervlce, Cell ua . clun uted c.ra. 304-578,201 o. Jim Mlhk Chov.·Dids Inc. 8Ht Gerlt! Johnoon 114·448-3872 Buying dolly gold, oliver colna, rlngo, jowelry, otarling Witt baby sit in my homo woolldoys, roforenc.., 304876·2107. Middleport, Oh. 1114-982· ' 3478. lnveatmant . 8 unit apart· ment complex, built 1974, 4 apartmanta furniahed, only 1% vacancy, re1ident manager. 81,440 monthly incoma. Rentera pay all utlll- tios, Coli 814-592,1189 dayo or614-594-2874 sitar Lovely, colonial home at 121 7tH Ave. 1n Middleport, Ohio Includes aluminum aiding, large closed ~ m front porch with wind-out win· dow1. 10 rooms, 3·4 bed· rooma. t112 baths. formal dintng room. utility room, hardwood floors. gas fur· nace with circulettng hot water, 30 gel. hot water tank . Appre1aad at House for nla and 28 acrea. Call 614, 773·6226. Three bedroom home level lot garage, dry basement, both and half Coll614-992, 3510 ""d 614,992-3983, 5. Grien Township new 2atory 4 or 6 bdr. formal dlnin groom, utility room, 1 Y~ bath. garage. concrete drive, nlct lot. 4'12 ml from Gotllpotlo on Rt. 141. Will contidtr mobil• home ' 11 trodo·ln. loi'g•ln priced. '•52;500 . . Colt e14,448B038. ' -H'ouu for in Jeck1on County, Ohio. 6 milea above Thurmon off Rt. 36 on Co. Rd. 41, 8toomfletd Twp. 2 bdr .. beaement , attic. garden space, large blck yard, good community. acrou from Bloomfield ochool Colt 8t 4-258,8251 after 8PM . In Estate- 3 bdr. on Rt. 36, Va mi Wo11 of HMC 614,446·0803. Cell Mutt ooll 3 bdr . ranch, Wntbrooko Subd., FR. woodburner. carport. deck. city ut11itiea. & schoola. 13&,000 , Ce)l 614,446· 7144. Immediate po11111ion 2 bedroom home, remodeled. tobacco biH, 2 ecree. city ochoolo, Rt &54, 823,000, Call 814,245-5298. ecres, one house, 3 berns. ohe garage. 56 acres bottom lend, rest in· pasture and timber plus tobacco beaa Meta dochtund. Approa .. 2 'yns, old. Houeobrollon. Good with chlldNn, Col1814-1121349. ' l Furnltu,., muat pick up. Colt 304,8711-1711 after llrOO. WMitad to buy; Colt 45 auto. 304-882·21183. Wonted to buy: mlni·bika, ood condition. Colt 114· 49·2038. pasture end woodland e23,000. 131 28 acres wslt sell With 147 acres or with 100Vt et extre coat. Allecret liated ere more or le.. property located In Gollio County. Walnut Township Contact John Owans, 614379·2878, lllo Sundoy calto pi••••· Como Toke A Look II See tho ad In Sunday paper ond cqme aee how n1ce thia hou11 11 inaide. For ule b¥ owner. 8'A% easumeble loon 3 blldre><>ml, 2 baths, family ,room. Kitchen with diehwllher, renge, ref rig . Utility room. Petio, 2 car garage, ell alec., hNt pump, air conditioning. Coil 7735942 or 773,5927. • Houu with 4 lots, bern. Upper River Rd Colt 8t 4· 258,19B8 or 814,448 7228. House for Sale: 82 Lincoln St. t 12.600, naodo tome repair. Coli <114-2118-1773 otter 5~m . 1800 £!own-mobile home end lerge k»t~your own boat 1------------liildlli:' II a ..utWul L·thapo, 4 bdr, frame hou ... lg . LA, modern Bualne11 Opportunity kltchon, OR, 1 'Ia bath. loundry·utlllty rm, ottochad gor•r· 40'1, Colt 114,448808 ' Coffeo Shop for aeta OSierlt, lng downtown,iooatlon 414 Second Ave., Goltlpollo. Colt 814-448-3407. _ _ ___;_....,:__ __jl Duplex Salt or Ron!, One lido rontod. rant the other fumlshad. Adulto only, ~o pots, Ref. Oop!- Colt 814' 448,3587 . 21 1 4x66 3 bdr all electnc. underpinned. porcl1 . util bldg .. rental lot, in town Call 614 446 ,2038. Call Fi\'e room brick home. cioN to Pt Pleaaent. Mat end air, city water. 14 acre1. pond. small barn, gerden . 1 vwer loue $450 mo. Cetl 304· 675·8276 Hou! ' · five room• and bath in Point Pleasant. no li'etl . one child accepted . Call 304-675,4386 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 12X65 Torch 2-3 bdr, unfur, niahed Has all screena & atorma 8t homemade porchoo . Colt 614 ,446 , 7132 Mu11 soil 1979 14'x60 ' 2 bdr.. gea heat, underpin· nlng. tie downs, new ctirpat . 1 both, $7 ,500 Coil 1-614· 869·7722 . 1 972 Schultz extra good cond. Coll614·256-1922 1985 1Oa55 Roycroft mo· bile home, 11,500 Coli 614,296,1681 Soli or Rent 12X46 Kor, wood, furntshad. adults, no pot,&, Ref Oop Call 614446',35B7. 1973 Community 12X52, waaher, dryer. new under· plnntng, partly furn1shed . Good Shape, Cheap! Call 2L bdr .. oil electric . Call 614,446·3371 N1ce 2 bdr Skyline furn , wafer p&id. located on Rt;. 7 Call,614,245-6818 . 2 bdr mobile hom•r R 8c R Mobile Home Park . Bulov~J~ Rd , Gal1polls, Oh. c,ll614, 446 ,0527 or 614·448 , 1283 Furnished, atr cond .• cable. no c1ty taxes, beautiful r~Ver· Yltw, Kanauga Foater' aMo· "' bole Homo Pork. 614-446, 1602 2 bdr mobile home ' et Evergreen Call 614 -446· 7032, 3 bdr trca1ter . 1 112 baths, in Evergreen on Co. Rd ~6 Call614 ,245 9170 , Doetble·w1de mobile home. c1ty schools. 3 bdr, ow~er payt water, $&wage . trath. uooO or boot offer Call 614,256,1445 gas Coli 614,446,35'47 8am -6pm or 614-446-40,28 7pm,10pm 8ollgledo 12X65. 3 3 bedroom trailer for r;nt 1969 Fleetwdod tra1ler, 197~ cond . Call 614-446 3289 . S125 00 month and S100 00 depooit. Call 614, 992 ,2777 ' 1984 Victorian. 70•14. Set Three bedroom.. trailer Crab bdr ., all electric, AC underpinning included &. &K up in Country Mobile Home Perk, Derwin . Lot 41 . AI· aume mortgage 1972 141j70 . 5 room, utra large expansion. carpeted . Excellent condition With or without furniture Sacrifice prsce . Call 614,992 ,6136. electric, 2 bedrooms, garden tub, large porch with awnmg. underp,enning, 304· 1363. Road , $175 .00 month, 304,575,1206. ' 2 bedroom trailer . adllltl only, depo11t reqUired. Gall 304,675,2435 44 675,5120 Mobile homes moved . In · sured 20 years e•perience 304-576 -2866 or 576 , 299B. Campaign Creek Rd . 549,000 Call '614-446 , 1:;==;=:::::===== .~ 5 room ho\IH .. 2 cloaitd i;; . 7247. · porchea. In Point 304·675-6466 ' Pleasant, Four bedrooms. kitchen· family room with fireplace. ftniahed beaement, low tBO'o, Point Ptoiunt, 304· 876,3079, evonongs. 3 bedroom home, 8'k &IIU· mable loen. garden !Pot. reduced down to $49,800. 34 Business 8uiidin11s Hurricane. 19 acres com · merc•al flat lend on Virginia Ave. Water. sewer. gas. R R s1ding, large old farm houae Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equol or 875 ' . rights In Porter, Ohoo on . H1ouslng Opportunity) monthly rent s1arts at tt:63 for 1 bedroom and $198 for 2 bedroom, depoatt $200, located near Spring Vallei Plaza and Foodland. pool and Cable TV available. hours IS p011tble 1 0 lril to 4 pmand7pmto9pm Monday,fndoy , Coli 814446 - 2745 message or '""-leave Rade~or,.ted 2 bdr apt., axe locat1on Regency Inc Call 304-675,7263 or 675•5388 675-&104 • ' 1 bdr basement -apartment. Call 614-446 -1437 9om i;pm, Small k1tchen and bdr, fur nished , uttlitiea pd, prefer working. non-drinking male, Ref Dep Call 6 t 4-448 4063 Furnished apt 1 bdr,,1 Neil 304,675-5047. and born S250.000 I ,662 , ~3~B::7:9::. Gallipolis. 8235. utilities pd . Energy-Efficient 3 bed· rooma, Shell, 6" walls, inauleted floor, msulatad 35 Lots & Acreage Call 446,4416 after 7pn\ Furnsshod apt. 1 136 Y• 2nd, windows, ., 3,900.00 your lot 304-875,3981,Beautiful Alta los home, 3 acrea. 2 mi from Pt. Plee11nt a.n Jericho Rd. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, full bnemont, wooden deck, 8% pet 111u· moblo loan. $84.000 304· 676,7733. SAVE THOUSANDS BUY FROM OWNER Boot deal sn town on thtl recently remodeled home Extra large rooms. carpeted through· out, l9t1 of storage room. plus 1!2 baaameot jarga "front porch and carport fituatad on end lot m qu1at ne1ghbor· hood. priced in upper 30'sor take over payment of f227 with down payment negoti· oblo. 304,675-6586 3 bedroom house with 1 Va phorte 304·676·1702 675,8391. =:;::=====' - - - - - - - - -Well cered for property in Maaon Low upkeep . 304· 675,6743. Reduced by owner, 6% acres, 2 houses. 2 car garage, 2 barns, pond , Aah · ton, WVo Cell 304,5762320. Ntce 4 bdr houte by owner. 1 acre lot, 5 milea from Pt Pleuont. Call 614-446 · 1675. Gallipolis, 8186 water pcf, 2 bd• Gelha County· lend for sale on Raccoon Creek. near State Rt. 7. 'I• m1la ecceu to Ohio River. epprox. 4000 teet of water frontage. creek can accomedatelaroer plea· sure boats. Owner seeking private sale to investors or developers . Calll6141 446· 2974 or 446,0766 By· owner 37 acres . 3 mi. from HMC, on Kemper Hollow Ad, $10.500 firm Cell 614-446-74 76 100 acres farm land, priced for qu1ck sale Call61 4 -388 - 8139 45 ilcrea and bern 24X36 on Bl•den Marcerv1Ue Rd. some timber. moatley pasture, 6 ft . Brush Hog and Cattle rack for long bed Ford Pickup Call 614·256,6094 ' or 1 Coeok Owner tranafarred. must aacrifice. e•c cond. 3 bed ~ room. finished' basement. 33 Farms for Sate 8112 per cent aaaum•bleloen , - ' - - - - - -- -- minimal cloaing coats. farm house a. 68 acres with $9,800 00 down Phone tobacco b81e and minerar 304·8.76 ~ 11!52 Houses for Rent anytime · $37,500 , will sell for 1977 Mobile Home, 2 bed, for you t1 6,900 & up. See $25,000. Contact Rolph or rooms. total electric. furour models. Call 1-614- Emelene Pran at 227 S nsshod . Coll304-773,9196 . BB6,7311. Filth Avo. Middleport. Ohio. 614-992-7767 .1981 Schultz 14•70, all Beautiful 3 dock·o-or financing. Coli 814,258,1218. were, old eolne, llrge cur· rency. Top prlcea. Ed . Bur· km Iorber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Colt alter fivo &14 ,388· B166 or 814,388,8252 In Po""roy, 2 1tory home on room. dining room. kitchen. ba1ement. Large yard plus acreage . Several out · Rea l Eslate 14x70 Festival1977 mobile home Complete wrth vinyl underpinning. tie down strlpl, block1 . 3 bedrooma, 2 full baths, central air lot can ·be purchased or rented . 614 -446 -1004 or304-675, 6682 304,675-5500 or 876, Ploaunt Ridge. 2 bod , 3824 . rooms, 1 112 . betha. hvtng Setting of Estate. Ill 147 18 Wanted to Do rooms. large li¥1ng rooq'l. Colt 814-992,7034. HOME OWNERS-Relinonco Mortgage Co.. 3061 now opplioncos. 3 bed, fom11y-otylo kitchen, and 814,448,2359. Will do baby sitting in my _ Giveaway Metal Hondo crotouo glveo, WIY, Pick up It 8ot2 Honda Shop Sectional home. like new, ell 180,000. 121 100'12 ocroo -' ocre lot Gotllpoho Farry, 8 3 Announcements peoplo you know, and NOT to Hnd money through the m1il until you have inveati· well Insulated. vinyl aiding. aluminum windowa. Yz acre lot or 17 ecreaeveilable. Call ·,._ ..'P.i, Pieasarii ·.,._ TROMM EXCAVATING 3/1/f 1110 pd, 992·2B9B . ceiling, DR. 2 fireplocoo, clothing. Friday and Soturdoy. Coll814-992·3110 , PH. 742·2328 that you do buafne11 with Beautiful 2 story country home. 4 bdr , LR, beamed S-13 tin EUGDII LONG VINYl & ALUMINUM SIDING .... portotlon. 304·876·8500. G1r1ge 1ale in Fair View Htl. Table, uw, wood reckl. J&L BLOWN INSULATION ,.... Help, wentttd, ledy to~ clean hou11. one dey 1 week. *4.00 hour, have own trent· Yard Solo: 203 Klnaon, Aprlt 4,6.6, 10,7, riding toyo, (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second ·Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 I ' and ino. 101 Mobelino Dr. Gettlpot11. 8:00-8·00 % Oltie housework. 304-875 , 17B6. ,..-~----~--'"'"---~------rl thing, box tpr~nga, mettre11, ' ' LOOKING FOR country ICTIIIIt1 flatwoods Arll Bu~d that new home on Ill' prox. 25 acres wrth a beautiful stocked pond surrounded by peaceful wood~ lots ol road f1ontage All m~ner~ right~ Asking $23,500.00. *20.00 to eso.oo in on evening having e Friendly port, deck, now INOTtCEI THE OHIO VALLEY PUB, LISHING CO . recom'mondl 3rd Ave. Gottipolia, Oh 46831 • Ave From 9:00AM to 3:00PM. mediums. AFFORDAILE • I'ORTAIU Meka big money, work for home or our office Write to P.O . Box Cit kitchen , remodeled ba · throom. NU·Saah windows. end Wood burner. Cell 614- to low fixed rate. UH ~uity for 1ny purpoee. Leeder security and water treatment. Multiple income• available lncluping commit~ lion. bonu111, & profit ahar~ lng . Training • material• provided . Firlt veer income• 41 . for Sale Three bedroom houae . Alum ·Several immed;ate poaition• open for Comml11ion Sal11 . Rep. In tho hcmo·buolneso - 32 Mobile Homes Homes for Sate ' Siding, 22 Money to Loan W11h black Sizes Ph. 614-843-S 191 31 Busineu Opportunity AVON oorn 40% pluo fro• producto Colt 8 14· 4483358. Elk Hound, silver. Call 814· 843-6127. StiverovHio oreo, 7 21 Investment Opportunity Sf! I Vlt;f~S Loat female Norwegian Elk ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS ' ' BOGGS - nver $8,500 00 -- - ,The Daily Sentinel Page 9 L~;~st and Found peat Vtnton Elementary. All lizea clothing, al1ctric ap- Racme, Oh Call: 742-2407 S/10/1 ,.., 4·5,Hc HtMn, VIrgil allll llllrJIIMiir c-r.s.r.,.. OHII: ""*• n..n, Fri. & s.t.-11 ... Wrlte -M . O . I1111Jiuy 1111'111 thing, 11zos 42-48. Mon'o $25,000. Sue Murphy, MlfiiNI loullt' lrobr·AICtiGII llmt Oltlt< lllct I l l•• .,....... Will do all types of excavating, landscap. ing, basements, sawage systems, water and ga• lines, .water well drilling and service, trucking (limes, tone & din). ontlllulo, gold Two adult pet ducks, Coli • 304-676·3249, -:-::-:-:--:-:::---:--11 Help Wanted 4 Family April 3·8, 2\la MEIGS EXCAVAnNG COMPANY Grenlrr....lllllltt $J, $1, & $12 All IIASS ..... $1.01 Off All llll•b• •Refrige<oton •Dryoratf',..zers PARTS and SERVICE H4-tlc LfTTI( RED WN On St. Rt. 114 in S,...0 UtliqN Sillr hilt plosticl IIIYIF. Dog,_part Gorman Shepherd and St. Barnard, to ge><>d homo profllr larm . Coli 304523-7080 after 3:00PM. New crafts, clothes, dr6pea• JO'S )lrl. Mitior, Rt.2. Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 or cell 814-992, 7780. 8t Vicinity F~ All ,,,rt~~,IINI• PLUS: Offiet Stopplles & • Furniture, Wecldi119 and Graduation Stalillttry, SsgM, RuiJIMr Stampa, lutiMII Form•, Capy S.rYitts, Etc. 2SS MIN St., Midsl,_t 104 ..,.,.., Aw, Po-., •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR 1ft Htvt A fill Tl•• s~ ftohltill 992-2196 Midtlltport, Ohio and ······Giiiiipoiis·----·, .. THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY PAT HILL FORD stone for Gotllpolio. PH. 99·24,1,1 -3549 ' mo. pd. · WE ARE YOOR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR *llNJ11t *SYlVANIA We can repair and recore radiators .and heater cores. We e-.n also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas I~nks, FIGUIINIS.• ,.' tOO OFr POKELAIN . . . .LlS •Walhera •Diahw•lhM• '"· "2·5612 or "2·7121 COUNTRY - 3 BR, men!, drilled well, root lar, woodburner, gas nace for backup. 2.8 acres in St_ul•l Rffll Fot 4/4/tfn 98'5·3561 ....... Alae Trua•laal .. Real Estate Gene'ral the Me1g1 County Probate AUCTION Roger Hysell Garage Caa/1 ,.....,_, TEAFORD Reol Estate ,GRAVEL - SAND 10-8-tfc RADIATOR SEIYICE wood, oupboarda. chairl. cheats, b.. kata. dlahea. bedaprud, etc. Receiptl, end E"ff'''ldlb.rn end itl IUIIJIC)I'ting' clocu"**tation may be ........ ined by the ~ public at my home MondayThursday, 7-9 p.m. Barbara Hannum, Clerk Olive Townohip 151081 SR 248 Long Bottom, Ohio 45743 (4)5, 1tc lhoukl to provide LIMESTONE Specializing in All Types Of Residential Wiring And Repair TOP SOIL , FILL DIRT ·:Free Estimates" FOR - ptumbln• •nd ehtetrieel \ II JOHNSON ELECTRIC 992-3410 Exjlll1 Service And Qu1lity Name Brands At Dl SCOUNT PRICES MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE CARPENTER SERVICE HO·t.f n. Wanted To lluy COMPLETE HOUSEhiOLDS FURNtTURi Badt, Iron, 304-675-6276 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! l'ENCI I SUPPL I 4,4.1 mo YOUNG'S Solo ll!okoo Into • bod Colt 304·B82-3674. 843-6127. StivorovHiooroa. '1495.00 '"" IUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 98S-3837 2\la yeorotd rogiotoradChow Chow, Make pood watch ' dog. Not good with children . Coll814-24'1;-4.8t or814992-lit05. eara. Reward . Call 814· ACCENt SARWTE SYmMS 9 Giveaway Hound, silver OHIO VAllEY J-11·1 ... centers. The Meigo County Coun- (4)5. 12. 2tc · cil on Aging, Inc. invites commanll and/ or pn>P,OIals from all interelted Public Notice· pulilic, priyatt , Mid para' tr811-'t openltoiS including PUBUC NOnce taxi opes aton, few thit Financial Report of providing of trlttljiOrtAort tieMce few the eldorty Townahips fOr fiiiCBI \'BIIr and/ or handicapped ending December 31 within our IOinlica aNa. ' 1984, Olive Town1hip: OPM&Ierl who are tnt.- ~ of Meial, Summary of 304-675-6276 •l1ve Enlert01hment •f ree HBO •k1tchonenes •Restaurant A.A. A. Bus.; 98S-3813 Res.: 98 5-,3837 Business Services SOuth Front Stnrt, Hoorn 710. Columbui. Ohio 4321 &-0899; Attention: Deputy Director. ellad In, o"':::3c.propa•• RT. 62 NOf!I!! . POINT PLEASANT, W. VA • 8 miles from . Pomeroy-Mason Brldce SINGU 124.95- J,ll, l ..... Public Notice ..,.,. and govemmentel agencilla, at\d shqpping GAS LINES WATER Llf\JES SEWER ·LINES ELECTRIC LINES , Ft~• Etflllllfll ...:: =......... .. Admissions - William Martin, Racine; Nelson Watson, Pomeroy. Discharges- ClarencE' Hayman, Karen Brown. Public Notice Putilic Notice • -- ._ '" . ,._ . ... c. . . "'-' ... _ 1------.;.:.. · --~---,; .......................... PERSONAUiED POOLS ~ ~ MOTEL DITCHING SERVICE ...... ::::...-.::::,, ........ Veterans Memorial Etta Noel Vance, Racme, has flied for a divorce In Meigs County · Common Pleas Cout;t from Da'!ld Lee Vance, Middleport, on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. tlill...., _ . ............... ., t.lffJIIII/II'fl,..... "H'HIIfr /1tllmrllftll'lt1f"""rt•.trlflfffll"•· .. 123 tfc Files for divorce ., ..... .......... .................. . ~·-- 4 r'-------.---. ..... w......... ,,....,......, Pomeroy-Middleport•. Ohio Business Services ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .IIIIilti1H ......... t - . HYDIOTECH (HIMICVJ 4'1 Gon. Har)inglr Pkwy, A repol1 in Wednesday's Daily Sentinel that Shelby A. Jarrell, Albany, had filed an appeal against Southern Ohio Coal Co., Lancaster; James L. Mayfield, administrator of the Bureau of Workers' Campen, sation, Columbus, et al, In Meigs County Common Pleas Court was In error. Southern Ohio Coal Co. has actually fUed the appeal of a Feb. 8 order of the Ohio Industrial Com· missio,n in whlch • the Industrial Commission denied an earlier appeal filed by SouthE'm Ohio Coal aftE'r compensation benefits were · awarded Jarrell. PHONE 992-2156 11r lrHtlllllll Ioili"' ClftsWIId Dltl. .,~ '"tl...., ......... Middllpor1, Ohio .. '· -·- , .,............._.. :·:.:..:. .,,.................. ...... ...... "SPAS" Correction Friday. April 5, 1 985 11lc-1SI.,- ~ ~--.-- - - - - ' ---or---,-- - _...,..~---- The Daily Sentinel ... ---. &. 198&· Girl Scouts taking .. p3J:t .il) program ' ~ car wash, ~ponsored by the Youth Department of the tlnited · Pentecostal Church, Middleport, will be ~ekl Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Little Dan 's.Exxon on Main Street In Pomeroy, - - , - ....... Ohio Car ulash s~ated Saturday , 8 4- __....,._- . Sentinel ~-, Local --- -- ·- -----~--~- 17 acres at Bashan, Ohio S6600 00 Cell 814·667, 6150 . 4 Vr acres land on Bud Chattin Ad $6,000 304, 675,4464. 5 acres of land, publtc water and electric , 304 · 676 · 2449. 7pm . 2 level lou. 7 miles from town, off Rt 2 Coli 30467&,5689 after 5pm. •«•• N1cely furnithed mo~ile home. eff apt .. central a1r 11nd heat 1n c1ty. adults only Call 614,446,0338 . Bachelor apt., 1st class, newly furnished. Ref r~q $225 par mo. 154 Forst Ave Galllpoho Call 1114,448 , 1615 or 614,446· 1 243 .' Furmshed 3 rm apt, upat&ira. utihttes pd. $195 mo ... 160 eJ)OIIt . 94 Locust. Adults only Call614,446 -~ 340 cr 614,446 ,3870. R1verside Apts Middleport Spec1al rates for Stti'\,IOr C1tizens $130 Equal Houa· 1ng Opportumties 614 - 992 ,7721 1 and 2 bedroom furni•hed apt a for rent 1n M 1ddlep~rt Call 614, 992 · 5304 , be , tween 4 ·00 evenings and 6 .00 ' ' 1 bedroom furnished apt Call 514,992,5434 882-2566 01 3\)4, In Middleport , 1 bedropm furnished apt Utihtle& .in· eluded $195 00 plus dop, os1t ' Call 446 -4418 Call after 6 .00 J:fm 614 992 7177 ', APARTMENTS , mobole homes houses Pt Pleaslnt and GallipoliS 614 446 822t Rentals 32 ·Mobile Homes Nice apartments for rent in Henderson , WV Call 304675· 19?2 after 5PM > for Sale NEW AND USED M08tlE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL, JTY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS , RT 36 PHONE .14,445, 7274. 41 Houses for Rent House for rent. Call 304- 875 , 7263 67&, 6104 or 675, 5386. 3 rooma with prtvete beth, ref Requeated Call 61 4 - t2al0 Schult 10•22 ft . 446,2216. porch, l1rg1 level lot, Crown City, price nog.. help fl. 4 rooms rn Gallipoha, • 1 60, 1111nce. Colt 814,2541· 1444 . 875 dop Call 814-258· 9354 . 11173 Boron 12x85 2 bdr., central eir. und•pinned . ewntna, axe; . cond .. on rented lot In town • Call 814,4411-8577 or 614 ,446, 2905 after 5 00 12x&& Indy total •ltctric. ••c. cond . Colt 614 ,446, 1347. • &00 down· mobile home •nd ferae lot-your own boat dock·owner financing. Cell 814-266· 1216. 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleep1ng Rooms and light hOuse keeping rooms Park Central Hotel Call 614 ,446·0766 46 Space for Rent Mobsle homo lot. 12'x60' or 2 bdr. unfurnlahed houae smaller. &75 water paid, 4th with garage Coil e t 4 ·448, 96B8. & Neil. GallipoUs. Cell 446, 4418 af1eo 7P~ . Small 4 room and bath OOUNTRY MOBILE .Home In Middleport. Cer· Park Route 33 , North of pe.t ed, stove and refrigerator Pomeroy . Large lots Cllll : provided. Anached gerege. 614 -992 ,7479 Great for single or working couple. Sorry, no petl or, Rental space for trevel trell· children *185 . month plus ers. campers, fold ups. We· security deposit . Phone t8f, sewer. electric cable hOUI8 614·992·6292 after 5 or weekend . ----~-------==~ -' ' hook ups. Coli 304-773· 6651 otter 6 00 p ,m. �------- ~-'---- • ------ '. 7 -~~:!~The~~~!Se!n~b~-ne~ll;.~~~~~----~----~----~~~~t;~~~~ogh~~~~~====~~~==~================~F~~~y~,~~~~~ riefs~--. . . Girl Scouis taking J..oeal • • A _car wash, sponsom:l by the Youth Department of the United Pentecostal Church, Mlddleport, will be held Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Little Dan's Exxon on Mam Street In Pomeroy. RJ!clne Junior' Girl ScoUt 1i'oop 1042 will take part Monday ~ng In a self deYense nrogram to be r presented by the Middleport Pollee ., .............. .: d~rtmentwtllspeakwiththeglrls morning. Minister David Curfman wUI be speakjng. Birthday obseroed Easter Ulllllllll .... . Auxiliary district meeting set The Eighth Distrtct spring conference of the Junior American Legion Auxiliary will be held Saturday at Drew Webster Post 39 hall In Pomeroy . Registration wUI begin at noon with the meeting at 1 p.m. Laney Hankla, Eighth Distnct president , will have charge of the meeting. Poppy royalty will be hona~ . Chamber to .meet The Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce wUI meet in regular sesst.on at noon Tuesday· at the Meigs IM. A guest for the sexsslon will be Bernard B. Hust, assistant director and chief engineer o• tile Ohio Department of Tra~rtatlon. PEIISOHAIIZED POOlS VINYL LINER POOL ACRYliC WAll POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL Qver 400 ChotctS "SPAS" HYDioTECH CIIIMICALS Correction 491 Gen. Harting« Pkwy. Middl-t. Ohio HRS 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Day Nigltt A report in Wednesday's Dally Sentinel that Shelby A. Jarrell, Albany, had filed an appeal against Southern flhlo Coal Co., Lancaster; James L. Mayfield, administrator of the Bureau of Workers' Compen sation, Columbus, et al, in Meigs County Common Pleas Court was In 1-614 992-2S49 1-304 773-5634 Etta Noel Vance, Racine, has filed for a divorce in Metgs County Common Pleas Cour;t from David Lee Vance, Middleport, on . grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. .. ,. --~-----,.-..,_.;.._ G&W . . --=---:-:7-:-:--:--- .. Public Notice Public Notice LONG IOnOM, OH. GAS ,;IPE WAT!=R PIPE GAS REGULATORS OTHER SUPPLIES IUS.: 985-3813 RES.; 985-3837 PUBUC NO'OCE IIOIVice for lhll olderty . · ·. The Meigo County Coun·. and/or hondicepped .. c;il on Aging. Inc .. which iaa within M"!!Jo County The privaUI nonprofit corpora- grant appliCation will I'll· tion, intends to submit an quest one ( 11 lltanclard 14 application for a cai)MI flllllll19lll' van. , grant under the provision of It is pr<>jectad thilt 70 • • ; Saction 1 6(bJ(2) of the (duplicated) eldetfy and Urban Ma• Transportation hendicallll8d Will use the .. ACI of 1 984, ils amended, service "fiv8 (51 days per to provide • Uanlportatioo week for various activitiet, . " · 8 ., Public Sale t!o Auction toocititilil, medic:lll ..w:e oogenciea, centers. The Meiaa CouortyCoun· cil on Agfng, Inc. · inyitoa cilmmenlll and/ or IJ'C!POI: ala from all interc~ated public, privata and · pare- (4) 5, 12, 2tc •taxi PUBUC NOl'ICE • fi'n•nclel Report of Townships for filtC81 yeer ending December 31, 1984, Olive Township, end/or within our...,;,;.-- etllld prapaull to proWie ..,.,. should contact Eleanor Thornae. DEALER SALE. BEGNING APRil 11, 1985-11:00 A.M. AT HOWERY AUCTION HOUSE Loca1ed 5 Miles West of l1hens on Rt. SO. DEAlERS WELCOME TO SElL - ~U~ WELCOME TO COM£ AND JOIN IN ON THE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Of OTHIIS We will be sell in& FLEA MARKET articles of all kinds and plenty of everythinc for everyone. Ple~se come and support the dealer sale 5o we can continue on a ..ekly basis. PLENTY Of PARKING FOR EVERYONE! PLENTY OF SEATING FOR EVERYONE! Eats Available . OWNER-OPERATOR: Rodney Howery , AUCTIONEER: Rodney Howery - Home Phone_1·614-698-7231 Offce 1-614-592·2322 • . AUCTI()N ANTIQUES ·& COLLECTABLES SUNDAY, APRIL 7-1 P.M. At The Howery -Auction House Albany, Oh.-5 Mi. W. of 4tltens. Oh. en II. 50 FURNITURE: Oak corner cupboard , mce oak srdeboaod wrth claw feet. oak krtchen cabrnel, set of 6 press back charrs and · others, extra trne Orrental ca)ltarn's chatr. tall walnut bed. walnut dresser wrth maoble msert. set of 4 walnut Vrctorran ~airs, Wrllrams double box wall telephone (all original parts and reflmshed). large sprnmnc wheel. yarn wtnder. flatwall cupboard. birdseye maple 3 pc. bedroom suote.large cradle." large hrghboy dresser, pre safe. Morns chair. oak dressers iron bed. small oak frhng cabmet, small walnut organ bench : arrow back pressed back rocker, washstands, lern stands. large crder press. sewrng roc~ers, Boston roc~er old JUte box. oak hbrary tables, church bench IIISCELIANEOUS: Several old lgood) hrckory baskets and others, muule loader gun, qurlts. qurltrng frame1oak kitchen clock and others. old radoos. carbode lights, old butthl!f block. trunks. many old !mens, etc glass basket, chrld's drshes, stone 1ar! and jugs, tncludrnt Hamilton and Jones, Donahue and free hand IU&. crocks, blue and whrte cot1a1e cheese crock. apple butter kettle. hens on nes~ Mickey Mouse ttn plate, OetnesSIOn lfass, 2 pes. of flo Dlue l!ld much more afass, knut boards, washboards, old muSical mstrumtl11s, wooden ctturn, large ox yoke, ptcture frames, milk botllts-Lomm'l, Bennett, Kasler and others, many more rte~m too numerous to mentron • lUllS: Cosh or Clleck with Posltivt ID foad Availllllt ·. NEW LISTING - Portland Area Former church buildinc. Full ~stment, new sidin& - niW StHI insulated doors, stormwin· dows. Lots of space. Situate don two lots. Relll E1t11te General TEAFORD $6.000.00. PRICE IIEDUCED Fivo Points - Newer ranch wrth ap))'O! I acre of beaut1lul yard. Home has 3 bedrooms. I ~ baths. e~~urpped kitcllen. faorify room, 2 car, prage, fuH basemen~ wood burner set above ground pro, centr~l and many other nrce fea!ures. Now only $46,900 00 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1 -(614)-992-3325 NEW LISTING - 20 cres more or less, new home under consttuctton about 40x28 m Lebanaon Twp. Just $16,000 WD CONTRACT - . With. a smaH down payment thrs 21 acre farm Wllh a 6 room house can be yours Secluded but conven~enl All rs fenCed lor cattle or whatever Has a bam, eQllpment shed and a big garden area $36,500.00. IIIDDLEPORT - N. Front - 2 apts on corner lot ior $25.000 COUNTRY- Lrke new 3 BR ranch wrth lighted pool. Carpetrng, lull basement. only a few years old . , ' LOT IN MIDDLEPORT 50'1120' level tot with all utili· ties available Beautiful 111ew ot rrver $8.500.00. COUNTRY - Good 7 rm one lloor plan, lull basement , furnace,l'oodburnor, dbl garage and level acre. " RUTlAND - 2 story 6 home. 2 enclosed por,che:( 1 l'h on 2 baths FOR SALE BY OWNER 5 ACRES - Southern schools Butld your own . Only $6"500. ,. 3 IR FARM MOUSE COUNTIIY - 3 BR, ba~e­ ment. drrlled well. root eel· lar, woodburner, gas furnace fpr backup 2 8 acres With barn, 58.5 acrn $70,000. Call: (614) 464-3563- There rs 6,000 SQuare foot well buik barn, free gas and a producong gas and oil well The ho TMhr4 lor one cuttmg last year The farm hoose has 10 rooms and H ousing 1 Wll1b an $75,000.00. SERVICE We can rtpiil and re· core radtators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas .Janks. PAT HILl FORD992-2196 Middleport, Ollia ' 1 -13-tfc JO'S umE liED IMN On St. II. 114 in S,t .RACINE . FilE DEPT. """"" !ilc ,......lk) Grnt An JC:Ewtll COMPANY $3, $1, &SII IEUS c..lanr,, th,,Prkll , ~ .c......... ,T-. We'd like to tntooduce you lo - En111o-A-Car. the modern way to drrve the vehrcle of yoYr choice NO OOWN PAYMENT ·~ 1.,- ,....,.... ,......... ........ _.. __ "'' ..... '-'"".., .... ·---·--· ... ... BLACKSTON' 446-4522 ·-·w, ~~ F, 1.m" ,, 949-2160 For Fister StNice Call 614-992-6737 No Sundoy Calls Ill 1/ofo J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING 31 7 Nerlh Socoool . Mitldli(llf'l, Ohio 45760 •lnauletion •Storm Doors •Storm Win(lowa •Replacement Windows •N- Roofing "FREE ll'llMATES" SALES & SERVICE MtiiiSS P110M 16141 H2-6UO mtiDICI PIIOIII , J•s KUSEl PH. 992-2772 St. Galliptlit, Ohie 7111 / tln · SUPERIOR SIDING CO. · POOLS PLUS cower, Pt. ~ai60Ct, WV 2JSSI ·!II/! 110 pd lllty Parlilltot, & s.,,ifl..... •24.75 Poir f-y fiftcloes. & •u.oo Cecklitiolt, ll•tic lir* , _. _ , ........ *16xS2 IIAKII DICIAL 1r .,.....,..,... . <• s.,.u .._.. ..........$7MO" ... TOWN & COUNm 1·614-tft-1191 Jlllll..l. 1·104·675·1 II VETEIUNAIY CUNK J. 8-1 mo ........ c.... 614-915-4212 411 11 mo OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 --- _- ,...., ....' ,.... ....,.... W1f Dottle Tunttr 192·5U2 1 I J · , . , 1 ,....., ,.... .... ~o~w-, LAIGI !-hone 742·3171 te ..... n,,. ..._ ANIUs- AND SUIGIIJ ., WOINTIDIJ 104.. 71·1441 "' ·l·lhi \ ' a. ...... P.omerov ......... ..... ·p·f Piiiasarii ..... 1-------------- ............ ....,,.._ ~ -., . CONSTRUCTiON . U05 IACISOII AVE. , SMAll ~~~~ !lOUIS ~.,....,l 992-6191 . ROUSH "· I'WSAN'f ~E ElaSUCH ALL STEn & POLE BUILDINGS PH. (614) 985-4212 & s.,tlll Alii s.w S.,..tely (tfth..... IN MIDDUI'OIT PAUL E. SIIOCIUY, O.Y.I . st., ...._, PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS c• ·675·1311 . PH. 742·2328 THE IIID CAGE "$"1'1 f,.ell/" 2101 , . , , ... · · - · .. BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WOIOC Y•YlllWANII Ph. 1614) 14H425 4-1·2 110. d. Sp_1dl1l R1111 F, "S111Iot Clllz"' PH. 992-3549 TROMM EXCAVATING Complete Ouner Work Complete ltomodeiing Roofing of ol Types Wotkll<l In holM 20 I'M.. .. ,,.. btlrMtea" cAu And ! . EUGDilONG PLUMBING & HEATING . .. Five room brtck home, ciON to Pt. Pleaaant, haat and 1ir. : city water. 1 4 ecrea, p~d . •mall barn, ~arden . 1 vw•r leooe $460 mo. Coli 304875-e278 Of - U·SAVE AUYO RENTAL Rt. 160 North PH. 949-2101 Pomeroy. OH. 45769 Houses for Rent JOHNSON ELECTRIC . CALL "Free Estimate~" 14x70 Footlvot 1977 mobile home . Complete with vinyl underpinning, t11 down str.f pl, blocka. 3 bedroome, 2 full baths, central air lot can be purchaHd or ranted , Call after five 814-388· 816~ or 614·3B8·8262 41 . WHALEY'S AUTO PAITS ·RENT A CAR New Homes luilt . NEWOI& ' TIUCK LfASitG llol. 3l6 ~2 Mobile Homes . for Sale ; . t:. ..;. . tlllf• ,,,_ IISSEU SIDING CO. LOiftl MOIIIIIT PATIIINI Three bedroom houM Alum Siding, cer port. deck, new kitchen, ramodelad be · throom. NU · Saah windowa. ond woodbumtl. Coli 8141!92-2898. Call: 7t2-2407 1/H/1 -· ltACkWOOi 11011 SPU *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULAOON NEW VEHICLE Homes for Sale P&S BOILDINGS Fri. & s.t.-11 .. . 37-lmo · INTERESTED IN A I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· USHING co . recornmonds thet you do butlnl18 · with pooplo you know. ond NOT to Mnd money through the melt until you h1ve l nveatl· getad tiM offering . 31 PRINT .MEIGS EXCAVAnNG •• AFFOIDAII.£ • !'QOAill SH.OOT Bu1lna11 Opportunity THE QUAUTY RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE '-~. 011. .lilt! Trunlll Mt-ZMO I IADIATOI I6T 41 915-SIOS IEALTOH Henry E CltiiiHI Jr. N- COMPLET£ HOUSEHOLD$ · 1 ' FURNITURE Bodo. l•on. 2 11 yoorold-.giotorod Chow Chow Moklli ' 9ood WitCh dog. Not good Witlrchlldren. wood ...., cupbcterda, chlirl. Colt 614· 247-4881 "'814· chesta, b~aketl, dlahea. •tone Jtrt. antlqu·ea, Jold 992·5105. and ollvor . Write- . D. Solo moku Into • bod Cell Miller, Rt.2: Pomoroy, Ohio 45789 or cell 114-992304-882-3574 7780 Dog, port Gorman Shepherd and St. Bernard, to good illliJIII y ltll ' itl ho"'e profor farm. Coli 304· 623-7080 after 3 OOPM . ~ ervtCI! S 21 ...... Gaiiipoiis·----···· ~----------------~ ,_ G 6:30P.M. bath, and.:.tl1ribiere~lrtjiiij_2 and ·0111ef ... H v.Jrlquar t1·r s 4/4/tfn •Rofri ...eMn •Dryen .,.,...",. PARTS and SERVICE 4 5-tlt EYDY SAT. NIGHT owner took 3,300 llales ol haY Nolo-. Yirtilellll (614) 949-2561 FOR co1111try acre~~o? Fll!wood$ Al'll Burld that new 1-<lme oo appro! 25 acres with a beauttlul stoclied pond suorounde<f by peaceful woods lots ol road frontage All moneral righll Askrng $23,500.00 WANT AFARII? Then thiS 105 acres of nice laying land may be your dr.. m come true. $25,000 s.o Mwploy, ............. or 614·698·7231 or 592-2322 I 992·2259 LOOKING AUCTIONEER: Rodney Howery Auctiaettrl flott: filet ~- lllt-Appro1. 90% of furni· , . , ,..., tg itt ..... 1111 llo-. Olive TownahiD 51061 SR 248 Long Bonom1 Ohio 46743 14) 5. 11c "Free Estimates" Installation Available QPlll; ........... 1·3-tf< E. Maio•Wxllt POMEROY,O. I Olio. llico 11- lashat. llliltlllg fir• E4ul~•••• P1rt1 & Saffle• LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT \ POI<UAIN - ....... OHIO- JUST CAll! 992-3410 FtGuau.s.....•I.OO Off •Waahera •Diahweahera Wanted To Buy • Sectional home, like new. ell Houie. five rooms and bl1h new appliencea. 3 bed m Point Pleasant , no pall, room•. large living room. GAS LINES one child accepted Cell RT. 62 NORTH fomily· otyle kitchen. and 304-676-4386 POINT PLEASANT, W . VA. , WATER LINES 14x66 3 bdr 111 electric, ' ' dining room. Situated on Investment Opportunity . 8 miles from , l•rge lot which fronta on undl!trpinna~ . porch. util. SEWER LINES Singlea & Multiple housing Pomeroy-Mason Bridle atreetl . Excell8nt bldg., rental lot, in town . PurchaH 1 or all. owner three Two odult pot ducks, Coli ELECTRIC LINES nelghJJorhood Tuppen Coli 814-448 -2038 Cell 42 Mobile Homas SINGLE 124.95 financinG eveil1ble Call 304·1176·3249. for Rant Ploino, Ohro. 132.900 .00. anytime. 304-675-6276 8~ 4-448-01 18 , 11 Help Wanted 10 percent down, financing • Uve fnleMarhmenl•free HBO ovolloblo to quollflod Plrtioo. ' 12X86 Torch 2· 3 bdr. unfur· •Kitchenettes •Restaurant 6 Lost and Found Call &14-992 -7034. niahed Haa all 1creena & 2 bdr , all electrtc Cell U .A. Res.: J torms & homemade 614-446- 3371 AVON earn 40% pluo frao 22 Money to Loan -" 304-675-6276 3 bedroom houae in Ruetic porchea Call 614 -446 · l -1·-· .... productl. Coli 614-44e1-lD-I.f.n. Hilla. Fully carpeted , storage 7132 loat female Norwegian Elk 3368. N1ce 2 bdr. Skyline turn .. building. Iorge rot. Coli 81 4 · Hound. sliver with block weter peid. located on A( 7 HOME OWNERS -Aaflnonca Muot sell 1979 14'x80' 2 Call614-246-5818 . nr1. Rewerd. Cell 814- S,verallmmadiate potltlon• to low fixed rate. Uae !MlUity 992-&08& oltor .& :30 PM bdr.. gas heat. underpin843·61 27. Stivorovltle oroe. o~pn for Commllllon Solll for any purpoae , leader Rep. In the home· buaineat Mortgage Co. 814-692- 15 rooms. b•th . uttllty room, "q!lng, tie downa. new carpet . 2 bdr. mobile home R • R atorm windowa and doora. I booh . $7 .500. Cell 1-81 4 · Mobile Home Park, Bulaville Found female Norwegian aecurlty and weter treat- 3061. aluminum aiding , new roof, 669-7722 Elk Hound, oilvor. Coli 81 4· ment. Multiple Incomes Rd. Galipol~&, Oh Call 614· garage. Coli 814 -992 843· 51 27. Stiv•rsvilleeree. evaileble including commia446 -0527 Of 614 -446 Specializing in 1972 Schultz extra good 1283 6204 . slon, bonuses, 8t profit ahllr23 Profeseional . All Types cond Call 614-258 -1922. Found, Cocker Spanlell)'1uat ing. Training It material• ' Services Pomeroy. 3 bedroom, 1 Vz doocrlbo, 304-676-&3,79 or provided. Firat year Incomes Furnished , au cond ., cable, Residential both, oil utliltleo, AC, lnou· 1966 1Ox 55 Roycroft mo - no c11y taxes. beautiful ntJer· 67&-1390 oftar 6 PM . t30.000-t60,000 . Sandre· · Wiring lated, carport, beHment. bile home, I 1 ,600 Call view, Ka nauga Foater 's Mo· sumo to: P.A. Murphy. P.O. largo lot. Call 814-992- 614-2 66-1661 . White wolkor dog, wiTh light Box . 448 . Walloton . Oh Piano Tuning and Repair bHe Homo Park. 614 -446Repair Brunicerdi Mualc Co .• 814- 2602 I brown apota In "¥icinlty Salt 46892 . t602 448·0IIe7 . Twentieth yoar Sell or Rent: 12X46 Ker Creek, Gallipolis Forry. 304&7&-3246 Of 8f4-379· Local company need• expe· of quality oaflllco . Lone Nothing ,dQwn Take over , .wood . furnished , adults, no 2 bdr mobile home . at Doniolo, 11 4· 742 -2961 paymonto of f3 37 pfr peto. Aal. Dop. Cell 614 - Evergreen . Call 614-4462273 . rienctd telephone aollcitor month on assumable loan et 446-3687 7032 . for Gallipolis . Make big WINDOW TINTING Rooi· 9Vz percent. · Included in money, work for home or payrTtent are taiCesand lnau- 1973 Communrty 1 2)(62 , 3 bdr trader, 1% baths, m 7 Yard Sale our office. Write to P.O Box dentlel . Commercial& Auto 10-8-lfc Froo eotlmotto. Coli 614 - rance. loti of remodeling. 4 waaher. dryer, new under- Evergreen on Co _Rd ~6 ' 411mopd 729, Atheno. Oh 4&701 . 448-9348. bedrooma. 1 Vz batha , cen· pinning, partly fum1shad . Call614-246-9170 , 2 positions opon· Yellow PIANO TUNING AND RE· tral heat , in Pomeroy Call Good Shape, Choapl Call 61 4·992-7074. 614-446· 1004 or304 -675 - Double · wide mob1le ho!)la. pogo Hill people nnded. I 6682 Ctty schools, 3 bdr, OWf'Br Muat heve auto and mutt be PAIR, Reducod fltaolimhod time only Ward'a Keyboard, In Pomeroy. 2 atoryhomeon WE ARE YOUR SALES pavs water , se wage. tra1h, evellable to travel. Only -876-6600 or 876 - Plt11ont Ridge . 2 bed· 1969 Fleetwood trlllrlttr . 'gu. Coli 614·446 · 3647 & Vicinity AND SERVICE thoaes with aalea e:~~perlence 304 3824. room1, 1 1h baths , liv1ng 83000 or belt offer can 8am-&p'fl or 6t 4-446-4a,28 SHOP . need apply. Sand rooumo to , HEADQUARTERS FOR room, dining room, kitchen , 614-266· 1446 7pm- 10pm. F, All Vm p,Jifl•l NHit box BOO, In coro of tho •ZENttlt fl baaement large ylllrd plua Gallipolis Doily Tribune. 826 3 Family Porch Sale Setur· •SYLVANtl IWS: Ofli<t Stoppllet & Rea l Esl al e ecreege Several out · 1978 Ballglode 12)(86 . 3 3 bedroom tratler for rftnt day April &th ot 62& Fourth 3rd . Av•. Gallipolis, Oh •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY Furniture, Woddi119 buildings UO.OOO Call bdr , 111 alectnc. AC & $125 . 00 month and 46&31 Ava. From 9 OOAM to .. GIBSON REFRIG£RATOR underpinning included ex and Graduation 814 -949-2646 $100 00 dopo"o Coli 6143 :00PM. •• HIWt ~ hll Tl•• cond. Call 61 4 ·446-3289. 2777 . • 992· Stalionory, Megoootic For vonoral office woric. 31 Homes for Sale Shp , ....IIIII lovely, colonial home at 121 Signs, Rubloor Stonitts, Gorege Sole Apr: 4,6,8 Mull operate - bulc otfico l..:..:.'-"-'-'--'-;.....c~~~~~ 7tH Ava. In Middleport, 1984 Vrctorian . 70xl4.' Set ,T hree bedroom tra1ler Crab II Dlly Debby Dr., McGuire Subdl · mechlnea. Writa box 729S lutiness forms, Ohio Includes aluminum up In Country Mobile Home C•riek Road. $176 00 inure of THe Daily Sentinel. Three beiCfrooms, central air, vleion. VIolets &. artiflcal Copy 5trvkH, Etc. flowera , lemp1, mtrror, 111 Court St. , Pomeroy. vinyl wall paper. carpet aiding. large cloaed -in front Park . Darw1n lot 41 . As· month. 304 -675-1208 : 2ss 11111 thooughout, well inoulotod, porch with wind -out win· sume mongaga. dinette Mt, bookceH. Work· Ohio 467&9. I 04 - r r y Aw. Ptmoroy new paint. attached garage, dowa. 10 rooms. 3·4 bed · 2 bedroom tfatler. adult• men realdence. rooma. 1 v, bath I, formal 1972 14x70 6 room, extra onlv. depos1t required C•ll gaa outdoor grill, awninga. CHESTER-985-3307 LPN wonted. Medlcalolllot· 992-3345 304 -675-2 435 Garage and Bake Sale 6 & 8 , ant needed for phyaician~ many extrea. Cell 814-446- dining room. utility room, large expansion, carpeted 312/M 9-19 milo Woet of Rt. 141 . office. Solory depending 2683 til 5:00PM, alter hardwood floors. gee fur- Excellent conditton . Wtth or nace with circulating hot w ~thout furniture . Sacrifice New crlfta. clothes. drapes, upon experience. Send re· 6 ·00PM coli &14 - 246· water. 30 gel hot water p•ice. Con 814-992-6.135 au mea to The Deily Sentinel. 6869. bedapreed. etc . 44 • Apartment tank . Appraised at Box 729 M, Pomeroy. Ohio for Rent Bduttful 3 bdr home budt 837.600 .. will 10ll for 1977 Mobile Home, 2 bed· 4 Family April 3-6. 21h mi. 46?69 . for you I 1 6,900 & up. Sea t26,000. Contact Rolph or rooms. total electnc , fur· poot Vinton Elementary . All aizea clothing, elactrJc ap· ' looking for . a reaponsible our modela. Call . 1-814· •Emalena Pr•tt at 227 S . niohad. Call 304 -773-9198. Filth Avo Middleport. Ohio. pllenc.ea. miac. Individual who motto people 886-7311 . 81 4-992· 7787 198 I Schultz I 4x70. ell JACKSON ESTATES eaaily to handle aalea end electric, 2 bedrooms. garden APARTMENTS tEquol Sizes" Start From 12'116' Couch. chair. antique dress· aemlnara in Meiga. Athena. Investment. 8 unit apartHouae for aale and 28 acres. tub, large -porch with awn- Housing Opportunity} Will do all types of ing toblo, B& W TV ooe.. o end VInton Countlea. Muat ment complex, built 1974, 4 UTILITY BUILDINGS mg . underpenning , 304- monthly rant stana at $1:&3 excavating. lancbcapgood, antigue aideboerd. have 2 yura college and be apartment• furnished, only Call 614-773-5225 1% vecancy, rllident man· 675 -6120. Sizes from 6'x6' Up • for 1 bedroom and $198 for willing to take on job treln~ atroller, baby awing, car ing, basements, sewThree bedroOm home hivel 2 bedroom, deposit •200, lng . Could ba part time or full ogor, $1 , 440 monthly in· to 24'x36' lOOt, baby biKlkpock, white age syatems, wuer come . Renter1 PlY ell utili· lot garage, dry baaament, Mobile', homes moved. In· located near Spring Valle~ metal cebinet. clothea. time. Send reeume with Insulated Doa Houses and ga1 linet, water Much, Moch Mororrr Thuro picture to Southern Hilla till. Coli 614-&92-1 189 bath and holf. Coll614-992· sured . 20 yeara experience . Plaza and Foodlend. pool 304-575 -2866 o• 578 · and Cable TV aveilable, well drilling and ser& Fr 8-1. on At. 180. bohlnd llhmoriol. P.O. Box21-206. doyo or 814-694-2874 alter 3510 ond 614-992-39B3 ' 6. 2998 . hours as pouible 10 am to 4 Columbus, Ohio 43221. otock yord. Corne & Stell vice,- trucking (Iimas· pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Racine, Oh. Owner tranaferred, muat ~ ~=::::::====== tone & dirt}. Monday-F ridav, Cell 614· Yord Sere B8 Grope St.4·8· We are looking tor women Green Township new 2 story eecrif1ce. axe cond. 3 bed· Ph. 614-843-S 191 room . finished basement . 33 Farms for Sale 446 · 2746 or leave 8&. 8:00AM til 8:00. Lots of who would like to be making 4 or 5 bdr. formal dinin· 10-6-tft message l-11-1 ,.._ variou1 itema. womena clo- extra money. Meke from groom. utility room. 1Y2 8V2 per cent 81aumeble loan . thing, aizea 42-46. Men't t20.qo to 1110.00 In on bath , garage, concrete drive. minimal cloaing coau . Farm house & 68 acres with 89 .&00.00 down. Phone tObacco beae and min.-rei Redecorated 2 bdr apt .. e•c. mlt'dlum• . ovanlng hovlng o Friendly nice lot , ~ 4Y, ml from 304 · 876· I 662 or 876 · righta. In Porter, Oh1q on location . R~ency Inc. Call Homo Polrty. Also, olgn up Gollipollo on Rt. 141. Will 7J.ao 'lto.,y 1•· _ it .U (hevy. Tr . . 1353. Comporgn Creak Rd 304-676-7283 6'75 -&104 Porch Sefe Aain or Sf)ine end _got a 1400 00 kit of conalder mobile home aa • fl:fNftrl ............ ,.......... _..l6.5 Finders .........,.... ,•. ;.... SI 10 trede w Jn :~ Bargein priced, $49,000 c Call 814-448 .. . o. 875 -5388 - • · glfti. ond · tavi, •No .m -oney misc. llemo. Setufdoy only ; 71-10 'Chewy Tr. ·73-79 Ford Tr. . 6 ~room ' houH. 2 closest' in 7247 .• . ~ ' . ' . .. •62,600. Ca!l ,.14 -44&invoiY11d For more )nforma· 9-671 & Sac:ond Avo .. 1 o-........: ............. II J5 . Fooiolon .........................•ll 80_ 38 . porchlf. in Point f.'laaeant ,, ~:==;:=~==== 1 bd r b•sement apar1ment tion, coH Mognollo Nltz ot acro11 from Bonded Station.· 13,10 (hovy. ·Jr. 7). 79 Ford 1•. 304-876-54fi6 . · -:: Cart 614 ·.446-1437 9om &14-992-3&&1 : Hood;......................... 116! thrers ......................... I 150 Houae - for In .Jackaon 34 · Buaine•• 5pm . Yard Sole 279 Stoia St o& U-10 Cti..y. To. ' 73-14 Ford If. Four bedrooma, kitchen · Fomrly. Thuro., Fri., Sot . 9 -1 JOII'j THE ARMY NAITO· CC)untv. Ohio. 5"f'nilla above Chrom lumptrs........... $70 Chromt lumptrs ......... $70 Buildings family room with' firepl•ce, Ttturmen off At. 35 on Co Small kitchen and bdr , fur73-10 Chevy Tx. 73-79 ForxUr. NAL GUARD MOD PAY nished , ut1lit1ea p~ . prefer Grillet ..................c., ..... •ao To~ Gatos ..... seo Moving Solo Apri. 6 & 6. GOOD BENIFI . EDUCA· Rd 41. Bloomfield Twp. 2 flni1hed b11ement. low •ao·a. Point Pluant. 304· working . non drtnkrng mile , 73-10 Chevy. lr. 10 14 ford Tr 9AM-&PM. · I 6 Ookwood TIONAL ASS I ANCE. Call bdr., beaament, ehic . Hurricane 19 acres com· Ref Dep Con 61 4-446· 876-3079. ovaningo. Tail GotH .................... $70 F.....ro .......~ ...............190 Dr. GoHipolio, Oh. 304-87&-3960 or 1·800· garden apace. large back ' mercial flat land on Vtrgtnta 4063 . yerd, good cpmmunity, • • 642-3119. 73-10 Chtvy. Tr. langtr I lron<o london Awe. Water , aawer. gas, R R across from Bloomfield 3 bedroom home. 8 '12 aaauCount S•pportt .......... .J6j I Grills Yord Solo: Saturday pnly. 1 mable loan. garden spot. sidi,ng. large old fai-m houn Furmshed ap1 . 1 bdr. 7 Neil April I, 1 130 Second Ava. Open territonea with new ochooi. Cell 614-268-8251 Now and UIM Auto Gloss-loll Medel '"''' reduced down to 849 .000 and born. S260,000. 1-562- Gallipolis, $235 , utilities pd . altar SPM . Avon. cell 304-876-1429 GaiUpolla. Rein or Shin~ 9-13-lln 3879 304-876 · 5047. Call 446 -44,16 altar 7pnl, ,, Rt. 681 Wost Darwin Ohio - 992-7013 In Eatate3 bdr. on Rt . 36, V2 Goroge Sole· Fri. and Sat., Lldy to live-in. Muat be neat, E,;ergv·Efficient 3 bed Furnished apt 1136 Y2 2nd, Diebetic Blood 'monitor, clo- eble to lift. no amoklng,light mi Weal of HMC. Call 35 Lots 8i Acreage rooma, Shall. 6" walls, 81 4·448-0&03 . Gallipolis. $186 wetor 1>'! . 2 r----:----~--.,---------------rl thing, box aprtnga, mattreaa. housework. 304-675in1ulated floor, insulated bdr Call 446-4416 altar Home Inc .• tirea, other odda 1785 . windowo. 813,900.00 your 7pm . and ins. 101 Mobotlne Ox. - - - - - - - - - - Muat aell 3 bdr. rench. G1t111 County· land for sale lot . 304-875-3981, Wutbrooke Subd .. FR . Help wented. lady to clean Goltlpotlo. 8 :00-1:00 Television Listening Devices on Raccoon Creek. near Nicely fum11hed mobile houae. one dey • week. woodllurnar, carport. deck, Computerized Hearing A1d Selection achoola, Bee~tlful Alta Lo1 home. 3 State At. 7 , '14 mileaccaas to home, eff . apt., central" air YVd Sole: 203 Kinaon, April *4.00 hour, heve own tran•- C1ty utiliti&l, ecres, 2 mi from Pt. Pleasant Oh10 River, appro• 4000 end heat in citv. adults only. 135,000. Ct)l 814 -4484.&.&. 1 0 · 7. riding toyo. portotion 304-8 711-6500 ~ Hearing Evaluations for All Ages on Jericho Rd. 3 bedrooms, teet of water frontege, cteek Call 61 4-446·0338 7144. clothea. pool table. kitchen 1 bath. full basement , can accomadatelarger plea· . toblo, amoll oppllonc01, Help wentad. boy to mow wooden deck. BYz pet eeau· sure boats. Owner aeelung Bachelor apt , 1st clan. ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Immediate poaaeaaion 2 toya . yerd. for oummer. ~04-876· bedroom home, remodeled . moblo loon, $64.000 304- pr1v1te sale to lnveslorS or newly furn1sh_ad , Ref. r111q . Ll.i Licensed Clinical Audiologist 8500 . daveloporo Colt (6141448· 8225 permo 154 First Awe tobilcco biM, 2 acres, city 875-7733 :z:: 2974 or 446-0766. Need 1 babyaitter, Flatrock oehoola. Rt. 664, 123,000 ~:\'t:~i~. I 4~~~6~11i;j~ 6 . SAVE THOUS4f'U)S BUY Coli & 14-246-6298. (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 area. Coli 304·87& ·4889 FROM OWNER':'Ir.iot deal"' Bv owner 37 acres. 3 mt. Middleport 417 Seco,nd ·Avenue, Bo1 1213 town on this recently remo- from HMC , on Kamper Furmshed 3 rm apt , uptt&ir1, Beautiful 2 story country Voung man 21 yra. or old8r & Vicinity Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 deled home Extra large Hollow Rd. 810 ,600 f~rm . utilities pd . &195 mo .. tao hOme, 4 bdr .. LR, beamed to be manager of Appliance rooms, cerpetad through· Coli 614-448-7476 deposit . 94 Locust. Adults • atore. Muat heve tome aalea ceiling, DR, 2 fireplaces. 8-13 tfn out. l9t1 of storage room , well fneuleted. vinyl aiding . only Call 6 I 4-446· 1340 or experience, muetknowarea. Gerage aele in Feir View Hta. good houro 10·5, good aluminum windowa. Vi 1cre plul Ya baaement. large front 100 acres farm land, priced 614 -446-3870. Table. aaw. wood recka . chence for edvencement. lot·or 17 acreaaveilable Call porch and carport !ituated for qUick sale taii614-38B· clothing. Frldoy ond Sotar- Apply Seturdoy Only. lngleo 614-446-2369 . on end lot in quiet neighbor- 8139 . Riverside Apts Mtddlepart doy. Coli &14-992·31 10. hood, priced in upper 30's or - - - - - - - - - - Special rates for Spruor Appliance Rental, 317 Moin Setllng of Eototo 111 147 take oY&r payment of 8227 46 acres and bern 24X36 on Citizens S130 Equal Haua· St. Pt. Pla11ont. WV. with down payment negotl · Bl.aden Mercerville Rd. some mg Opportunthes . 614 ecrea. one houl8, 3 bema, timber, mostley pasture . 5 992 -7721 one gerege, 158 acrea bottom able 304-676-6686 . ' ft. Brush Hog end Cattle rack land. reat in peature end & Vicinity 1B Wanted to Do 3 bedroom houia with 1 Y.. for long bed Ford Pickup timber plua tobacco ban 1 and 2 bedroom tUrn11hed •ere lot Geltipol11 Ferry, Call 614-266-6094 860.000. 121 100'1• ocr11 apt1 for rent m M1ddlep~rt phone 304-676 · 1702 or paature and woodland Coli 61 4 · 992 -5304 , ba *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS MOVING OUT SALE. April Will do lawnlng & yard work 17 acres at Bashan . Ohio 875-6391 $23,000. 131 28 ocrao will twef!!n 4 00 and ' 6 00 86600 .00 . Call 61 4 -667· eventngs. 1ot·8th, 1406\11 Ohio St, Call Kalth ot81 4 ·256·626 I *FOOTERS *GRADING Mil with 1 47 ocroo or with Pont Pleeunt. Sale inaide on alter &·OOPM 1001h •t extr1 coat All•crea VV:ell cared for property in 6160 *CONCRETE WORK reiny daya . ., ,. Muon. Low upkeep. 304 · liJ,ted are more or .leta 1 bedroom furnJahed apt Will do baby sitting In my property locetod }n Goillo 4'12 acres land on Bud Call 614 992-6434 or 3Q4· 175-6743 ' Auto wether and dryer. oak home. Rodney area, 7AM to County, Walnut Townahlp. Chattin Rd. 86 .000. 304 - · 882-2516 teble with 4 cheira, coal 7PM. Celll14·246-9131 Reduced by owner. 5 Y.~ 676-4464 . Contocl John Owono, 614· atove, ~other houaehold •crea , 2 housaa, 2 c•r 379-287&. No Sunday calla In Middleport, 1 bedrobm itema, aome toola, etc. Clif- Waldrng . oil typoo or small pleaae. garege. 2 barns. pond, Aah · 6 acres of land , pubhc water furmshed apt Utd1ties :in· ton. W.Ve Watch for 8igna. )obi. CoH &14-4.&&-9404 ton. WVo Call 30, · 678 - and electric , 304 -676 · eluded . $196 00 plus dep2320. 2449 Como T•ka A Look II See the os•t Call after 6 00 P.m. Handymon-porntlng, woll od In Sundoy pepor .ond 614-992 -7177 . Annount:l!lllf:nls B Public Sale paper. plumbing, electrical. come eee how nice thia NIce 4 b.dr hou11 by owner. 2 level lots. 7 miles from 1 acre lot. 6 mihta from Pt. town, oil Rt. 2 Coli 304 · APARTMENTS . mob'ila carpentry, odd jobs. Aeooo- hou1e ia inaide . For Nle by & Auction ""bte rotoo. Coli &14-258· owner 81Jt% '•1aum1ble Pleasant Call ' 614 -446 - 676-6 689 aftor 5pm. homes. houses Pt. Phtssint 6495. loon. 3 bodrooma. 2 botho. 1876. 8nd Gallipolis 614 -446 · 3 Announcement• tomlly • room . Kitchen with 8221 Auction every fr1d1y night et - : - ' - - - - - - : -· lcDopondoble yard roirvica. . dlshwesher, r•no-. refrig. the Hertford Community Rcnlals 35185 Oak Hill Rotd 32 ·Mobile Homes Weedo. Wolkwayo cleo .. ~. Utility room. Potlo, 2 cor N1ce apartments for rent in SWEEPEI! end sowing mo- Center. Truckloads of now leevea nked . Hedges gerege, ell alec., he•t pump, Lon& Bottom, OH. 45143 Henderson. WV. Call 3Q..4• for Sale merchendlae every week. chlne repair, part•. · end trimmed, ate. Colll14-992· oio conditioning . Coli 773 · 675- 1972 alter 5PM . oupplioo . Pick up and Conolgmento of now & uud 22&9. Bill Sleek. . 5942 or 773-5927 . 41 Houses for Rent We Use Von SChrader delivery, Davia Vecuum merchandiM elwaya welCleen•r. one helf mile up comed. Richard Aeynolda. Custom butchering, 8 dtyu Houae with 4 Iota, blrn, NEW AND USED MOBILE Equip111nt Rtcomtnended HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL - Houae for rent Call 304- -45 ,- Furnished Rooms Georges erHk Rd . Coli Auctioneer . Call 304-276· wook, phone 304- 882· Upper River Ad. Coli &14· by Ludinl Carpet Manu· ITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 676 -7263 876· 5104 or .30&9. 614-446-029.&. 3124. 258 · 11188 or &14-448 - 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS, For ren1 ·sieeptng Rooms lecturers. 676 ·6386 .. 7228. and light hou&e keeping RT 36 .. PHONE fl4 -448 · 'FREE ESTIIAT~ ' 8elloon1 for Get WeU, AnniStarlco Troo & Lown Sorvico. 727.& Wanted To Buy 3 rooml with prtvate beth, rooms. Parle Central HoteL voriOrya, Blrt_hdoyo. portioo. 9 Londocoplng. oMdlrg, fort II· Houoe for Solo. 82 Lincoln 3-22-tln ref Aequ'ested -can 61 4 · Coli 614-446-0756 . • Singing Gorrilto . CtH Botlzlng. thotchlng, for com· St. U 2 .600. noodo oome 12x&O Schult 10x22 It 448· 2216 loon•• Co. 11.&-.&.&8-4313. We pey ca•h for' late model , ptoto lown oorvlco, Coil us. repolr. Coil 814-25&-1773 porch, large level lot, Crown clun ualtd cara. 304-578-2010. after 15pm City, prlco neg.. ho\p fl . 4 rooms in Gottlpolla. 81 60 •• 46 Spece. for Rent Jim Mlhk Chev. -Oido Inc. • . ~onco. Cot1814-26tl-1444. n5 dep. Con ~14 · 26& - ---------'--..:.... 4 Giveaway Bitt Gone Johnoon Will boby sit In my homo 11100 down·moblto home 9354 11 4-448·3172 weekdays, rofaroncH, 304· end large fot ·vour own boat 1973 Boron 12x86 2 bdr .. Mobtle home lot, 1 2'x50' or 175·2·07. dock· o-or financing. Coli central eir, underpinned , •meller, $75 Water peid, 4th 2 trdr unfurniahed houae &14-2111 · 1218. Mete I Honde crete a to give• · Buying dolly ·gold. oliver awning. exc;. cond. . on w~h goroge Coli &14 -446 · a. Ne~l. Golhpolia Call 448colno, ringo, lowolry, sterling wty. Pick up 11 loti Hondo Now H--htonsivo rented lot In town Coli 4416 alto• 7PM 1: ll,ltiL : II BooutNul L·shopo, 4 bdr, 114·441-8677 or 614 -446 - 9686 . ware. old colne, lt~rge cur· Shdp. ,.ncy. Top prlc11. Ed. Bur· fro me bouoo, lg . LR, mode'" ,_,.,;., ·Wark 2905 alter 11 .00: Smell 4 ·room and beth COUNJ'RY MOilLE Homo kitchen. DR, 1 l'ir both, ' sock of boby clotheo. Cell ott Iorber lhop, 2nd. Avo. house In Middleport. C•r· Pork Route 33. North of Cust.,. Polo lldgt. &14-245-9213 . Middleport, Oh. 114-992- --:::-:- - : : : : - ' - : - - - - loundry·utlllty rm, ottechod 12x85 Indy to~al el&ctnc. peted. stove and refrigeretor Pomerov. Large lots. C~ll 2 1 34,. . Bulin••• & Gopragos goroge. 40 's. Colll14·4441· oxc . cond. Coli 614 -448 - provided . Attochld gorega 614-992 -7479 Opportunity Mole doehound. Approx . 2 80&4. .Rotfllot Werlr 1347. Grht for aingle or working Wonted to buy: mlnl-blko, yra. 'old. HOUHbroken. GOOld Aluminolm & Vl"'l !HII1191 , couple. Sorry, no pete or 1 Rental space for 1f•vel trailood condition. Call I 14with i:hlld,.n. Colt 81 4·182Duple•: Soli or Ront, 01111 15 Years- Experience down -mobile home children e1815 . 'month plua era. cempen. told up1. Wa · Coffee Shop lor 1011 operot· lido rented, xent tho other &349. 41-2038 . lng do-town, loOotton 454 fumlaMd. Adults only, ~o end lerge lot-your own boet security depo11t . Phone rer. aewer, etectric cebll GREG IOUSH Furniture, muot pick up. Coil Wonted to buy:·colt 46 outo, Second Avo., Golllpolla. Coli poll, Ref Dop. Colt 1114- dock-ownor tinoncing. Call 614-992-11292 oltor !I or hook upo. Coli 304-7735651 •fttr 5:00p.m. PH. 992-7611 wHkend. &14-256 -1216. 114-441·3407. 304-171·171 1 oftor 5:00. 304·112· 2583. · 11-1-tfc _ __;...::.,.~----'1 4.&8-3187. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL All IIASS..... $1.ot OfF 985-3561 All Mabt Aulllorirtd John DHre. lew Holllnd. Bush Hoc • firm EqMiptlllnt Diller at my home Monday· Thunday, 7·9 p.m. Barbara Hannum, Clerk Public Notice Real Estate General SERVICE U. S.- RT. 50 EAST mentation ... inad by lhllmay geft111111 public I Ohio 3-24-tfc GUYSVILLE, nnutr tiS(} KEN'S APPLIANCE .··~ BOGGS , SALES·.&'SERVIC'r · Real Estate PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF WILDA !lANlNG, Doceoad CASE NO . 24720 Doeket 12, Poge 475 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY "On March 19, 1985. in the Moigo County Probote Court. Cooa No 24720, Dono H, Roymond. 40804 St. Rt 684, Albony, Ohio, 45710. WI& appointed EKe· cutrix of tho 'lltotl of Wilda Honing, docooMd. boto of 40$20 St. Rt. 192, Albony · Ohio. 45710. Robort E. Buck. Probote Judge Lena K. Ne11alro•~. Clerk (3) 22, 29; 141 6,,3tc ICUT OUT FOI REPAIR Ala• Trutillttle• '"· 992-5612 or 992-7121 eceipta, end E~ ~Trenapo~ation,_ 11-14-tlc AUTO & TRUCK and ill IUpportNig docu- Executive Director at Meigs County Counci on Aging. Inc.. Box 722, Mulbeny Hliahta. Porno· roy, Ohio 45789 to obtain tun details of the type of uanaponation llll'llice that is .-led pri!>r to pi'!IPiring a P!!IJIOMI. Written commentl and/ or . propo1111l1 muat be submhted within 30 diVI to the agency at the above addr- with a copy to lhll Ohio Department. of Tf!"S· lion. DMsion of rub26 'f92·5875 Or 742-3195 12·8 lie Rt. 124,P_..y ~of M~, SumoneryR of CMh 4llnOII, in.,,.•._ -inter· Opwatora who ., Call: Garage · Public · Notice handicapped ReSidential & Commercial P-roy, Ohio Deputy Director. transit ·opeoato.-s ·including !lt*lloia, for the providing of trentpOrtdon Mnlice for the elderly FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS Roger Hysell 71 0. Columbus, Ohio 4321 11-0899; Attention: arid • lhqpplng M,ILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE "2·621$., 9t2-7314 South Front Stnot, Hoom 80Cilll '"· 992-6931 44lmopd V. C. YOUNG Ill Public Notice end goyemmetlUII Dexcel Receiver 8' Alum. Dish IPEC/Al Cal 992·3561 wo.. {Free Estim1tea) . FENCl & SUPPLJ 1-11·1 mo. - Aoofmg an4 gutter wortt - Concrete work -Piumbintl •nd Mectriul Admissions - William Martin, Racine; Nelson Watson, Pomeroy. Discharges- Clarence Hayman, Karen Bt;OWtl. . including toanij)GIIIltion to ~ l!OTEL 9 Giveaway . The Daily Sentinel Page- 9 h11 Ettl"''''' AC~INI . Installed ,., S1495.00Tox Expert Service And Quality Name Brands At DISCOUNT PRICES r-Addons and "'"'"""9 54 Misc. Merchendise Public Notice on - SAIIWtE SYStEMS AP~Il PlASTiCS CARPENTER SERVICE Southern Ohio Coal Co. has actuaUy tued the appeal of a Feb. 8 order of the Ohio Industrial Commission, In which the Industrial Commission dented an earlier appeal flied by Southern Ohio C<ial after compensation benefits were awaided Jarrell. ___;___--,----~---,----.....;_--l - ~ OHIO VALLEY YOUNG'S error. .Veterans Memorial . ' l!E== =.- . ~ ,., == L-,--:-----....;~r:========:r=========r.========= - Files for divorce . . p· 'Oft"l I program. contact King, at Mefgs County are 'iBrenda nte rested in ffits the Mlddlepon Pollee Department, after 4: 30 p m . weekdays and anytime on weeklmds, or Dorlna • Good, Southern Cadettes' leader, at 843-5324. Easter services at the Salvation Army, Butternut Avenue, wUI be held at 10 a.m. Sunday with YTSM Eloise Adams In charge. There will he special music and readings. Outpost Sgt. Dora Wining and · Maj. Glenna Rummel (R) wm also participate. L Babies and children under six can lle enrolled in the cradle roll. At 7 p.m . the Rev. Don Karr w!U be the speaker. There will be special music. :::-4:4· Busm·ess Services ni~ other community groups~in Salvation Army sets services ...... ........... ,. ,...._. r-------~--------------------------------------------------------------• program Cadette Is being by Southern Girl Scout Troop . DITCHING SERVICE ' 4 Bus.; 985-3813 985-3837 spo~o~ Sunrise service slated Grace EplscOpa~ Church sunrise services wlll be at 7 a.m Sunday followed at 8 15 a.m. by a breakfast prepared and served by the men of the church. Holy Euchaflst will be celebrated at 10:15 a.m . There will he no Sunday school - 1411 ........ officer. The program will begin at 5 p.m. at Southern _Junior · High and continue through 7:30p.m. Parents are also invited to participate In the 'program with their daughters. The · Harold (Bo~) Davis who Is Ul at his home in Syracuse will observe his btrthday on Easter Sunday Cards may be sent to him at Box 723, Syracuse. .- ==· ........ -_... ,._..,_... "'- ... - .._... •• ,.....""* and show a film which has been provided by Carl Hysell, juvenUe ;...---------,~------.;,.---1 - f 'l#11114f!llfl,.,.....tt·•i•ll• ................ .··............. ........... .,................. ......... Department. A woman officer from the police' Carleton Church wUI have sunrise services ai 6 a.m. Easter Bu~ness Senrices 1,.,,,,...,,.. ,,.,toff,.."" ...mr..,.. ... laa.r . l . _ . . _ Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio - o.1~tt;.:~s::.'.:!~:;;t part in program -Y FHday. April 5, T985 PHONE 992-al56 The Daily Sentinel Car wash slater! Satwday · Sun~ise services Sunday _,_ • l •eoo ---------------"-- - - - - - - - - - - - - -11-------------r '·. �.• . Page The Daily Sentinel 10 Ohio 1985" ') 46 Spac.a for Rant LAFF·A·DAY · 61 Trailer lots for rent, sewer and water turniahed. will taka one small child, 304- JO 2 row piJnter. tobacco Mtter, 5 pt. chizel plow. Jl) 8 ft . wheel diac. Now Holland hay roka. 3 pt. poll hole digger, aickle mower. 8 ft. drag dlac .- Call 6'14-26612~5 . . 676-1076 . 47 Wantltd - to .Rant ' near Gallipolis w it h garage . after like to rant IOJ on Ohio River 130 Farman with cultiva- for boat dock . Ohio side with picnic;: area : Call 614-992- tors, axe. cond. · Call tractors to choote from & complete -line of new a.. l(l olllt• o... Fu••• ••1•""·••o. I • 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE ·62 OI,Je .s ·t .,. Gallipol. i • . New ~ use. d ·wood - coal_st~ves. 6 pc wood LR suite $399, bunk bed1 t199. antron recliners 899 , new & used ,b edroom suites, ranges, wringer washers, & shoes. New livingroom suites $199-$599, I-mps, ·also buying coal &. Wood stoves. Call614-446-3159. Sffi !" ; ~-~~~~~~~~~~T~~~~~;;,~;;~~4 man, 4 tableis, (extra heavy) , $685 . Sofas and chairs priced from $2~5 . to $896 . Tables. $60 'and up to 812& . Hide·a·beds,$390. and up td $660 .. s'ofa bods 8145 . R~clinors, $225 . to $375 .. U.mpo from $28 . to 8125 . 54 Misc. Merchandise . 54 Spring Special-Patriot utility buildings on display at two convenient locations, B &. S Produce. Vi8nd St. Pt . Plaa· tant, end French City Mobile full or twm. $58., firm, $68 . and 878 . Queen sets, 8225 . 4 dr. chests. $49 . 5 dr . chests, $59 . Bed frames, S20 . an~ 826 .. 10 gun . Gun cabinets. e350. Gas or electric ranges $376 . Baby mattresses. 825 & &35, bed frames S20. $25. l!o 830. king frame $60. Good selec tion of bedroom suites, rockers. metal cabinets , headboards $38 Be up to .......... .•..... . Used Furniture ·· 6 pc. dinette, head boards, and 2 bedrOom Suites. 3 miles o'ut Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 5pm, Mon . thru Sat . 614-446-0322 VW Beetle parts ahd 2 year old Murray Grey Bull. Call 614-286-4621 . Gravely trac~or, new cond.. 81 ,300, yard •preadar $26. Gall -814-446-3384. Weight bench with leg .llfta. arm pulla and weights $80 . Call614-446-1097. Cou,n~y CouCh"B. chair 3 y;'.:·old. Call 614'446·8~86 or altor5,30 call 614-446-8127 . . 30' white elect . range $80. La(e m~del ~ Sears washer $110 . Westinghouse dryer aBO. Call614-446-7268. Oold velvet swivel rocker. black vinyl recliner, $25 bl~. :il" aizea. building material I . Gallipolis , Block Co., 123'h Pine St .. Gallipolis. Ohio 45831 . Coli 614-446-2783. ' Block. brick, mort•r 8nd masonry suPplies. Mountain State Block, Rt. 33, Now HaiH!n, W. Va. 304-8822222. tor 7182 . • Woodburning furnance like new, capable of heating 2000 sq .h . $300. Call614446-4113 . Johnson Upright Furnace, used 1 yr., 6 rms . of gas duct. ex . cond., 10,000 BTU . Call 614-446-0665. Toot box for pickup truck, full of carpenter tools, all kinds. Call 614-446 -3774. VANGUARD PAINTS you can trust . bach HardWare, Pomer·o y. Ohio. Call 614 ~ 992-2811 . 85-205 F 3 .8 ~oom lens for any Cannon 36mm SlR camara . $126.00-offer. Cell 614-949-2693 9em to 2am . P~ts for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all broedo. Heated AKC Doberman pupj,ias; Stud Sentice. Call614-4467795 . . C0m8' t6 ua fOr Animal glfu . Rabbi,ta , chicks. ducka art in. ·· All apeclals on birds. tanka and other itema end Saturday, ' April 6th .. Fish Tonk. 2413 Jackson Avenue, Point Plea..... 304 - 676 - ~083 . each. ,. · Call 614-446-7928 eve. For 2 ,twin Hollywood beds, like Phone 614-992-3526. Rabbits. young laying heno. Call304-458-1808 . neW, asking $100 ea . Call 614-446-0920 . mower. $460 .00. Maytag washer. t160.00. finiahed. ' Westinghouse refrigerator and electric stove set in harvest hold . Good condi · tion. $300. for the · pair . Cherlene. Hoeflich , 614· 992-5292 . For sale. set of bunk beds nice condition. $65 .00 for both. Sara RarriaeV. Co· Rd . .. · 26 Pomeroy Pike near Meigs · Pickens used furniture . 304875-8483 or 675-1450. RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE . Used stoves and refrigerators. Compere our prices , aave today . Phone 304-773 -5430 .. 64 Misc . Merchandise Knauff Firewood Splil· 95% hardwoods. Vou pick up or 67 Phone 614-367-7.695 . FireWood $20.00 piCkup Musical lnstrul,ilents load. 830.00 delivered . Call 304 -675 - 6782 or 676 -• 2991 . WANTED -Area Sports Enthuaiaats that want to re· ceive direct mail apeciala locally. Write Credit County Sports. 304-8762988 or write to Rt. 1. Bo• 4 71 , Point Pleasant, W1 Va. Include name addre11 and zip. Cu1tom drapariea, 1 Inch venetian blinds, vertical blind• ~ Roman woven wood shades. Installed It discount prices. Free estimates. P. A . ap,net plano. Can be seen Men~ agar: P.O . l!o• 537. Shelbyville, IN 48,_7 6. J Yamaha C.P. 30 electronic plano matching a111p included 8700. Coll814-4464526. Bundy Trumpet, 1 '12 yra. old, Tra~spurt;IIIDil AtarL 2600 wilh storage of driving paddleo UOO. 8' Ford truck topper t ,250. Alter 7 p.m. 304-8761768. 8 foot pool table, exc cond. we deliver . HEAP vender. 30!1-8B2-2347 . . 614-258-8246. 2 hp Roto Tiller. uoo.oo. limestone, Sand, Grevel. ~04-875 - 5158. Pick up at Richards l!o Son. Call 814-448 -7786 . 8 foot truck topper t121i. FOI'1Y 6 111 foot IIHII POita 6PEC1At cut olaba 8 PU t100. Coli 30•·1711-2452. IOAidl delivered In d~mp truck •100. or 21oado f180 . Rldlculouolll 2 uiod snow You pickup 815 . Cell 814- moblleo for tl'lo price of line, muot 1111. Call 304-882· 245-5804 . Pool People Spacial: '40% off gamoo & pool Baby t30.00, Blue lounges. 35% off toot klta, PfOm droll size 9 t2&.00, brushes, nata. vac hose,' vee' Ono long pooch droll headt, therometart. Middle· uo . ~. 2 polro ladloo size port 814-992-5724 orGolll- 32 pento new. Cal 30467&-30411. polio 814-448 -3(151 . . Autos for Sale plowa. hayblnet, rakea, buahog•. diac, spike tooth harrow, cultivator•. to· bacco aetter, mowing machine. Bolent mower. woodburnlng stove .. We buy used equipment! Jiyiden 'a Farm Equipment, 614-446-1675 . with attachments. $660. Call 814-446-0671. Front end loader fits H or'M International trac'tor, 420 Case backhoe, good ahape. Call 814; 446-2757. 8X14 Baker flat truckbed with otool oldoo . Call 614448-2767. " TOP GAStt paid for '80 model and n.-wer Uaed can. Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 ·Eastern Ave .. Clalllpolia . Call 614-446-2282. 1983 Plymouth Reliant 4 dr.. auto.. 51,000 mllao. 1982 Dodge 400 auto. 38.000 millis. Call 614379-2726 . 1978 Thunderbird, air, new radials. CoU614-446-0613. 1 Roaen or Shore Hqrn bull approx. 600 lb. can 8142!6-62BO. . Saddle horses, alao gaited trail. Riding lesaona. Tack. Call 614-69B-3290. Rutll Reevea. fOr Good riding horse. 304-676-6386. qu•rter pan e200 .00 . horae, 23 White Rock hens. 1 rooster. *1 .50 each or beat offer. Call 304-882-2972 . 84 Hay & Grain Po~ted tomlt ,o planu f100.00 per 1000 or $.10 por plant. Call 814-8435309 eveninga. Frooh ~rHn beano .89 lb, Sodding plants 11 .29 dO. .. Colory .311 stalk. Onion H11 .291b .. 5-10_.1 0 fenlllzer 50 lb beg 13.50. B & 8 Produce acrou the bridge In Point Pleasant. I tl 11 !\ 81 · I ' ' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetiMe guarantee. Local refer_ e ncea furnithed : FrM eatimate1 . 'Call collect 1-614-237- • o4ee; dov iu night. ROll"•• '•• 1 Farm Equipment 8uoh Hog rotary mo-r model TM-5. · mount 3 pt. hitch. I ft. cut. Exc. cond. CoM ' 304-451.1 727. . .p ON'T WORR Y, RICHIE. TtiEY L.00K L.lk.E- WI C6 NO U$t; TO ANY· P&OPL&. eiODY. ' J l!o J 'o Homo. Improve• · menta, Siding VInyl& alumi-- ·H num siding, owrhang rutter & roofing. Free ootlmot". Call614-387-7488. - - , . - - - - - - - : - l c- ' • .o & M Contrsctoro. VInyl 10 815 ' - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' ~>-,'*'" n; and · aluminum aiding· rapl.cement windowa ~. --"1"'-----~ in ou l.a tl ng- roofi na .. remodeling 1nd new\. 71 Autos for Sale 74 Motorcycles construction-gutters. Cal~ ' 304-773-5131 , . ·' . I 1-----------r-.. . 1974 Plymouth Fury 3 with 1979 400 Chrysler englna, just put in also Saw Mill for oolo . Call 614-246-6644. 1969 v.w with nawiy.rebuilt engine. $600 ao is or 8700 with paint lob. Call 614245-9398 after 4 . 1969 Rambler, Ambassador air , good coi1d ,. $400.00. 9 Cu ft freezer t160.00 . Phone 304-882 2240between12and9PM. w ,i th 1979 Datoon 210. otandard 1982 _Ford Escort 4 apd., 39,000 mi. 35 MPG, mull ooli, $2,750, VGC . Call 614-388-87,1 0. ,,,.. ahift, some ruat, t1.500.00 . 1980 Suzuki L$·760 4 cyl.. 4 ltroke, undere,OOOmilea. adult ridden, never abused, with accou, 81 814-448-4171 ., 19:77 Hilnda .eoo. Call 759 4 K, very good cond .• accell, • 900 . 304-468-1863. Call 8 ,-._ 446 _1097 . 1980 Mont, Carlo T·top, all power. high ,-n.ileage. 1972 Pontiac Model J, 5.000mileoonnewtlrooand bettory, $600. Cell 304875·3000. 13, 1'00. 4230. 67 Truimph Spitfire conver:" 197 7 Ke_waokl .1 000 ,Ltd . 260 Bultaco. Coll614-4466696 · 1974 Hondo 760, good cond .. ••trat included . Call 614-245-5120 .. Call 614 -446 • 11abla, new top. new tires. 1981) Malibu w~gon. 1971 bellory. $&95. Coli 304OldsCuttus& 1977illova2. .576-221 B. dr. ·Will take ·trade . Call 1978 LTD. 2 door. 4o.ood 614-446-7832. miles.. one owner, or will 1981 AMC Spirit OL, 2 dr .. trade for truck or liveetoclc . hatchb.ack, PS, PB, AM -FM Call 304-875-4437. stereo, air, tilt, 4 1pd ... great '78 Ford G~an Torino SW. gas uver. Pric;:ed-Jo Mil. C811 57.000 mlloo, exc. cond, 614-245-5040 after 6PM . p~ice on lnapectlon. Call 1981 Honda Sta"tion 304-676-4689,. Wagon. auto. trans .. 33.000 miles, one owner, ex. cond. '79 Chewette, eir, 4 1peed. new _tireo. •1 .800 . Call Call 614-24& -9295 304-676-6169 aher 6pm Factory rnede car trailer, wookdoyo. duel wheela, Spare, wench, new· ·cond. $1900. Johns Trucks for Sale J\utQ Sales, · Bulaville Rd, 72 Gallipolis 814-446-47.8 2. 1983 4x4 s -to, Call 8141982 .VW Jolla · Diooel. 6 446-1347. spd, one owner, air cond, em-fm tape, ' $'6,500. Call 1982 C-1 0 Chevy auto. PS. 614-245-6615. PB. AC ••tilt wheal. AM-FM, radio. 86.000. - Call 8141983 Chovelle. 26,000 mi., 245-6870. red. with 4 SP8$d.' $2B95. Coli 614-379-2682. 1973 GMC 2'h ton. STELLIFTm bucket truck. with 1978 Grand Prix SJ, PS, PB. generator. 84,000. Cia I pow. windows& doorlocko, 814-266-6034 after 6PM. AC, auto. trana .1 tilt wh..l, bucket aeeta, "new paint & 83 Ford F- 350 dually .tires, new 1hock1 6. braket . pickup, V.-8 : 4apd .. Cal efter Call 614-2_6 6 -843.9-: · ·· ·3PM,, 61'\ - 266-126~. 19B2 Honda 750 Custom, 2,000 mi. ax. cond .. back rest, lugu•ge raqk,$1960. Coli 614-388-9809 . .· 1980 LTD Kawasaki 750 . 2,000 actual miles. like naw. Very oherp. 11600.00. Call814-949-2410 or614~47-3901 . -Spring special ' Cl!ne'o deep_ ateam carpet cle•ning. Scotch , guard, free eeti.· mateo. Call 814-992-6309 or 614-742·2211 . - --'-'- - - - - - ' - J l!o L Insulation. Vinyl aid,ng. roofing, replacement wlndowa. otorrn windows, store dooro. Call 614-9922772. --~----',-:' RON'S Television Service. Specializing .in Zenith and, Motorole, Quuar. and house calls. Call , 304-5 782398 or 814-448' 2,.54. Fetty Tree Trimming, otump removal . Call 304-875 1331 . RINGLES'S' SERVICE, experienced"carp!llnter, electri•1 clan, muon, painter. roof- ing . (including hot tor opplicatlonl 304-875-2088 Of 675-7388 . 1974 Harley Davidson X- Rotary or coblotool drMiing. Most well a completed ume day. Pump uleo and oervl614 949 2091 · cei. 304-Bsa-3102. 1974 750 Honda fully· l - - - - - , - - - - - dreued, 14,000 miles., Cement Flnilhlr. Rick Gar1800. 304-675-7733. field, 614-985-4484. Ndrlvewayo, porking Iota. A.,Y Hondo ATC 110 3 .whoolor, olze job. Replace old Concrete. hardly ever uaed. lik ... new. t80o.oo. con 304-176Building-remodeling, dry8022 . wall. kllchen-bethroom inltlllad, door-window fram90. Call after , 8 :00PM •• Ing. vinyl and alumn .aiding, 75 Boats and Motors for Sela Gasoline powered waed cUt· ter. Power Scythe, aaw blade ancloporecoble. f176. Coll614-245-9398 aftar-4 . Camper .t op for . Dautaon King Cab l~ngbod or equalant: ·like. new.- 8200. Call 814-245-939B'ahor 4. · · · Stihl 038 AV chain oaw, VGC. t275 . Soars 2 HP electric air compresaor, VGC, '250. Call 614-388 B710. 1-----'-- - - - - - 30' Sn-pperriding moWer. 8 HP; good cond .. $600. 6 HP simplicity rototiller new motor 8200. ·CoN 614-38771B2 . roofing. 304-875 -2440. B & D Homelmproven'tentl, vinyl end aluminum aiding, life time warrenty. guaere. aoffit, lnaulltion. replacement windows. 20 year · warrenty. Free eetimatea. 304-578-8101. . B2 · Plumbing • & Heatl"!l . - ., ... I .. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING COr. Fourth and Pine ·Golllpolio. Ohio Phone 814-446-3888 or 614-446-4477 : JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt. 1, Box 355..Galllpolio. Call514-387-0678. E~ening~levi8ionL~tin~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,, Good-1 Excavating. boll1mente, footers, drivewayt, nptic tanks. l•ndaceping. Call ony't imo 814-446 4637, Jamal L. Davleon, Jr. 1972 Olda 98. loaded, runs good . $295 . Call 61 .4 -9864454. . ~R~I~Er:b::~tif~:;; FR1D/BASY • 415 tect1ve teams up Plymouth Voyager 8-pa11enger wen . &~00 . 00 . Call 814-992-2670 after .3 :30. R11aonablo Ratao. !)11chlng for weter, Qll, electric. and drolnage linea. Cell 814445 -8508 or 81 4-4•82776 . 1973 Duller . _ ~ door. As io . · Coll614 -992-2482 . Bob or larry Byer. 1977 Chrysler New Yorker Broughoro. V-8. AC, PW. P~ aeatJ , AM-FM stereo tape Newahour • 2 door,Hard top. 6t.OOO miles. SZ196.00. Call614387-.7750. . 7 :30 -1983 Ford Ranger, lon;.:::::::= = = = = = =l : = bed, 12.000 mlleo. like now. Auto- Repair 304-875-8889 after 5 :00. 100 boles mixed hay 81.60 '73 Monte Carlo, 304-875- 1;:;:=;=::;:::;:;;;:: 7502. 1bale. Call814-367 -7419 . 73 Vane 4 W .O . 1 97( Chryiler New Yorker Good mixed hay for. sale. otetlon . wegon . . 304•875- 1 - . . , - - - - - - - - - •1.60 per bolo. Call 814- · 1481 . 992-3709 ovtningo. n B5 s_. Cil Claco Kid .• WKRr In Cincinnati IHIOI Comlne Attractions . 8:00 Cil ClJ Knight llkler ! Lone ......, (]) Baseball Special: Firat Pitch Cil MOVIE: 'The ll;j Land' ()) • (jJ W-e< (CCI ~ ilt Detective In the ()) ® W-k4tuo1 W.-; llovl- fillll Dulle is ioinad by ·top WliShington journli- ,._.s. Ill MOVIE : 'Tho Day Chriot Diad' ' IH.O) MOVIE: ' Miounder1tood' 1977 Travel Trailer, 26 ft. air. electric and gas;, h•at. Awning. good condition. 1984 Oodgo Caravan. 18,000. 304-875-4085 . Loaded . Call 614 -849 2273 . 79 Motore'Homea 1981 Subaru front whool & Campara drl•e station wagon G .l .. _ _ _ _ _ _...,._ __ pockage. 1984 Buberu 4 . whHI drive, 2 door, hatch- 1972 Mldu comper air 19 back G.l . package. Call It " d c 1 •1'4 ;._ 304-4118- 10511 or 458- Oele;~ · con · 0 v - - u 1503. _ ___:.. ··- - - - - -;:;:::;===~=== 1976 28 ft. camper oolf ' -=74 M le contolned. good cond. Call otorcyc • 814-258-857• oltar 3:30. Aloo pools filled . Coli 614- , 256-1141 or 814-448 1175 ,or 814-448-7811 . • Ke.n'a Water Service. Wetla, .' cisterna, poole tilted.' Phone 814-387-0.6 23 0~ 514-3877741 night or day. Do you need 110methlllf moved or l'loulad ewey 1 · We'll do Ill Call 514-2588251 aftor 6:ooPM • • 9:00 87 1980 Honda CR 2BOR, very good cond. :can 814-4481710. • . . 84 ,Hondo Big Rod. 8 mo. !)ld. Call 614·311-8181 or 814-3B8-18Z3. 38x8 . oaoollant condition. good for 1 ' p~r~on or complng. t2271. Call 614-915-, 4454. . ----tv.------ '81 Torry Tauruo~Z fttravel 304-875-2515 Or 678-3112. • . • troller, 1981 Honda 780 ouotom, ~--------2,700ml..~ddodolpybor, I loot truck ,topper, full dooro. con ltlnd up axc. cond. Coli 614-387039.4 . fl!. Jo<t-en-2•o8. - ""ath e.. ' II ~' I ' , ' . ' R • M Furniture Monulaoturi"9· St. lit. 7, Crown cltv. oh. Ct!• 114-aae1 470. co~ lve. 81 4-441-' 3438 . O'ld • now Upllootored .' .... • (]) SportoConter Cl) WKRP in Cincinnati ,0 ()) MOVIE' 'Murder at the Wortd Series' ())MOVIE: Tillie end Guo' I (lG T. .l e a21 ABC Now. Nightllne 111 Twilight Zone 1 1 :45 IHBO) H11chhikor !MAXI MOVIE : 'Tendreo Couoino' (Oubbed) 12:00 (lJ Burne • Allen ' (]) Top R""" Boxing from Atlantic City. 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Ill Ba'hny Hill Bhow 11 :30 ~ ~s~J;r,!~';!how - IMAX) MOVIE: 'Moscow on the, Hudoon' (CC) J: 30 Cil Greet Adventur'l ·()) . . (jJ Mr. Belvedere (CC) Mr. Belvedere and George have differing opi- Jemea Boys Water Service. Re - long-dormDnt (60 rl'llll I 30 lonQ vears . lAI 9 ,00 U ell CV Gimme a Break 00 Ill (121 Lo•e Boat (CCI friend. 7 :30 U (2) My Mother the 6 :00 D Cil ()) 0 lll <J~ Ill G11 momborod (jj) News • Soap IHBOI MOVIE: 'Broathlooo· IMAXI MOVIE: 'The lsts analyzing the week 's General Hauling ,. ()) Princess Grace lll!J Wheel' of Fonuno Ill (jJ Entertainment Tonight SEWING · Machine repairs, oervlce. Aulloorlzad Blngor Sales & Service 8!1arpon Scieaora . Fabric Shop, Po!"eroy. 814-992·2284. 4/6/85 m D {])Tic Toe Dough (]) Muda 1 Loolt ()) All In the Family ~ ~~~-lly Feud Ed ' o Applianco Borvlci. Serving al tn.kes • brend1 of refrlgerat..-o. woohlfo & dryen. 1tove1 & -dlahwaohero. Call 814-38771B7 or 814-448-44118 . 1978 ChevY Capriaca Wagon . Wood panel 1ide , • Jeflo,_,. &. Refrigeration player, tilt steering wheel. speed conlrll. rear da1rostar, (jJ N- N..,.e T... Tune Electrical B4 (60 m in.) with the Head Runn er aft er and the Horse Thief A yo ung girl disguised as a boy learn s sam ~ yaluable lessons from her new Tucker . EVENING vemiorial detectiye agency . Theater GO News · SATURDAY her cop to form a most uncon - 00 SportaCenter CIJ Sontord Son 00 Entertainment Tonight Wheel of For1uno 0ClJ (J) WhHt of Fonune ()) Cl1J MacNeil/lohror Dozer Wolk ' land clellring. landacoplng, otc. Free oltlmatoo. Call 814-4 . .·8038 or 814-992·7119 onytlmo. 1975 With socialite mother and an e~e - a (I) PM Magazine (]) Chuck Connor' a Western owner. trim. 81600 . 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. $1000. Call614-992-6125 . I eVENING 7:00 ill'[, I I v' A~OUCAN $E-E-; MR. McKEE, ' HIS LANP I, OF BaMm'ent Wlterprooflng. ox . cond. Call 61 4-4483044. Sayre. 304-458-1078. cabinet. 1 7 cart;ridgea. 3 joysticks, aet of paddle·s, let tandem axlasl And 1ee us for a complet111 line of partS a. urvicel · , USED: 2000 Ford, 3000 Ford, 3600 Ford. 9N Ford. 1266 Oliver. 446 Long, 150 MF l!o 150 MF With loader, ~-SO MF. 186 MF. Vermeat r6und baiera, 14 yr old child, 304-6754604. For ule Spinet-Cohaole piano bargain. Wanted: re~ aponsible party to teke qyer low monthly payments on list. an eJtciting new me,... chandiae progrem, from Tri a. ga,r den tractors .w ith Small hor11, Sorrel, very gentle. child .safe. 4 years old, excellent horse for 8 to 7 horse Massey Ferguson riding Country Oak t'a blea. chai.rs, cupbollrda. delks. ice boxes. Conklll, Tuppers Plains , At. 7 . t4and crafted and . information. power washers, tobacco ~· setter. tobacco sprayers, corn sprayers, truck r41cke, . seedera. aalt It mineral · feedara. bunk feedera. spike tooth harrowt, calf creapa, headga'te1 &e corral pam"l1. ·Wheel Horae lawn · your Easter French Lop rabbits 17.50. Coll304-458-1528. High Sct'lopl. ,. '72 CJ 5 jeep $1,500. '72 inter 24' hay 1ruck 82,500. '77 '% 4 vvheol drive Chov 81.500. (4) 26 h pipe tobacco trailers $600. each . 7 It woodl. B'uoh .Hog 81 ,400·. 7 f"lnt '' mower $700. 79.ft 'A-4 wheel·drive Cl'lov. f4.500 . Camp~r lOP 1982 Ford Escort: tan. 2dr.. 1986 $ -160 truck ; 4 :opd . f200 . 8_hpTroy8iiU.1.000 , . hatch , bec.k, 4 opd, - ac, trans. H.BO.O. . C.all 614Dragonwvnd Cattery K~·n­ nal CFA ·.H if"alayan_. Periiaft , Morgan.· a W«;Jocflawn_ Fai'ni ~ . ·am-lm. Mi.9h'elln rod.lalo, · 448-7125 . oftor'~!'M · and SiarJ~eH 'klttena. AKC At. 31;·, Pliny. W. lla. 30440,000 nlil,a, 33 -36 MPG : i~-:-7~---'--'--....._­ Chow puppleo. Call 614-· 875 -1286 or . 304 -7 36 - extia clean; Con be oeen at 1917 -Ford F-150 long bed, 2342 . 446-3844 lifter 7PM . 620 4th Ava Galli polio. Call 6 cyl., stand .. PS, PB, _radio, 614 -367-7860. 82,499 . John's Auto Saloo • Jeck• Tropical Fish l!o Pet Bulavillo Rd. CaH 614-448Shop, Evergreo~. OH . Call 1983 Black Camero. Excel- 4782. 614-446-0198. We have larit condition. AT. AC. several baJ:ty ducks left Cruise. Tilt. AM-FM 1978 Dodge Ul Red Exprooo S2 .75 or 2 for $6 .00. Semi .Cassone . Call 614-742- e•c. cond.. low mil.e~ge. fancy guppy's t1 . 10 pr. 3080. 3,200. will consider trade. Many more apeclall\ Hours Call 614-388 -B731i . Mon .-Fri . 11:00-8:00, Sat. 62 Wanted to Buy 1985 Ford Muotang, 2 door hardtop; 6 cyl. . auto. on l!o Sun . 2 '00-8 :00. floor. completely restored. · Airedale puppitl for N!e .· Good used metal utility new chromo . . f2800 .00 . 3"12 months old . PerfeCt for trailer with aides. 4X6 , or Call 614-992 -2066 . Eaotar. Caii614-B43-52'76. 4X6. Call 304-875-2486 . 1980 Musten!V"f6r ula. Baby rabbits and chickens, good condition: Call · 614304·676-5043. 992-5232 after 6 :00PM . Livestock 63 For sale, prom dress, size ·s. light blue with white lace trim and matching jacket. more JIVIDEN' S FARM EQUIPMENT NEW: Long tractors·, .- VeHl)eer. round ba!el'a, rakea; tedders 8t mowers.· A complete line of bela · handling &. feeding acces· -.oriea. wagons. grindermhcera, rotary tillere, rotary cutters, flladeJ, cultivatpra, disc. ploWa. post drivers. W!lodaplittars., _gates. 6 HP Troybuilt tiller, likenew top for Dautaon King Cab long bed or equal- Judy Taylor Grooming. Call ant. like. now, 1200, Cell' 614-387-7220. 614-246 -9398 alter 4 . • 61.4·446-!391!. · ·Cement C~mper pllancos, Upper Rl•er Rd . Glass top coffee ta[,le and end table, lg . velvet lounger, 2 twin size . bed a. Call 61-f-446-7376 . can &14-245-5121. · indoor-outdoor facilities . beside Stone Creit Motel. Trade Center Furniture Outlet, Ka.lauga. Oh . New Maytag A Crosley Applian· c0s . Call 614-446 -4466. o. 11 HP lawn tractor 4 Vri. old, 8600. Call 614 -2459398 aher 4 . tors, ranges. Skaggl Ap· new &. usid . Large aec:tion of qualtty .. urniture. 1216 Eastern Ave., GallipoliS. Buil41ng Material• Block, brick, sewer pipes. wlndowa. lintaJa, etc.. Claude Winters. Rio Grande, 56 GOOD USED AP~~IANCES .Vashers. dryers, refrigera· Furniture, :;;:::;:::;:;=::;:::=;:= 55 Building Supplies . Stihl AV 32 ohain saw. 20 in . bar. spare chain and cartying case. $300. Call 614-2459398 aher 4 . 1 · Appliance. Inc . ·Good ""d appliances a_nd . TV oota. OP.n 8AM to 6PM. 11o1on tho. Sat. 814-446 ,, 1699. 627 3rd. A~e . Galli• polio. OH . Rex-Rotary· photo .copier. 3 M casual deak copier . llt.B . Dick electronic stencil maker . Memogreph ma - chine. Cell 304-675-3099. Hom_aa Gallipolis . 9 X 12 $ ~96, alao 1Ox 16 t995. 7 HP Craft•man riding lawn . Delivered and set up on your mower. eJC. con d. 93 piec~l lot. whi.ta, fine china. Call 304- - - ' ' - - - - - , - - - - - - . 675-2488 . pc . dinettes from $109 .. to Guns: model12 Winche•ter. 435 . 7 pc. $189 and up. · modal 10 Rom. Call 614446-3346 . . Wood ·table with six chairs 8286 io 8745 . Oook 811(1 up to $225 . Hutchoo. 8550. 12Jt1 4 metal patio awning. Bunk bed complete. with e)!:C. for mobile home. Set of mattresses, $275 . and up to French doors&. storm doorJ. $;195 . Baby beds, $110 . Call 814-446•9763 or 814446-7710 . Mattresses or box springs, Vaney at~lectlon that, works out to .be $18; 75 a LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair. rocker, · otto- ·': uud equipment. largest in S.E. Ohio . ."OK, so I smiled twice - "" ' Marcum Roofing & ~!pout­ Ing. NoW lnataiRng rubber roofs. 30 yeer..t experience. opoclallzlngln lbullt up mol. , Co118J4-38B-9857. 4- CROSS & SONS U.S . 35 West, Jackson, Ohio. 614 ·286-6461 . -Malley Ferg~son , New Holland. Buah Hdg Sales· & Servic::e. Over 40 used Merchandi se 81 Home • lmpr.ovements needs. Coli 814-246-6193, Altizer Ftrm Suppiy. 446-7838 after SPM . · · 6940 . S65 . ~n SerVICI!S We now have NOrthrup King saad. For your gra11 8t ... d 71 The Daily Sentinei - Pa~--:- 11 )] KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright 65 Saa!l & Fartilizer' Spring Speclol: 24 'x30'xil' with Hl'x7' garage door & aervice door . $3.888 erected. Iron ' H'orae Sfdga. 614-332-9746 collact. 2 -3 bdr . house or apt . in Q,. Call 614-367-0324 )6PM . -Ferm Equipment ~~- Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio · S N 0 A A 'M ' ' .. I "'"'VIIIf': SLANT Jumbles: Whal r-=-::...:-:::,=-~ RN Y. OTMCKYM . VN PEFR R K VESR QNAR OT KC- (Answer• tomorrow)' VIGIL THW . AAT STUPID aald 1bout the ghost - th~ THAT'S THI 11'1AITI c-.. .... _ . • ....,......,~..,.,., --- ,. ................. H 0 T tr.,......"'"""' ,_a......... ~ , , ,0 . . . . . . . , . . , . ; N.l. - . . • A-XBORXKT . - BSNBKSM AO WOJO Yeelertlaf'o Cryplequote: OUR HOUSES ARE SUCH UN· WIEWY PROPERTY THA,T WE · ARE OFTEN . IM· PR190NED RATHER '!'HAN HOUSED IN THEM. HENRYDAVID'lliOREAU · y l >- �-- _...._......... "Pome~y-Middlepprt, ' Ohio . • .. Area deaths . . Edith C. Bahr Neuttl!Jig, Sarasota, Fi~r, Mlldred Well,. Pomero~; a brother, Curtis E. Salley, Athens; three grandchll!lfen; and several great· grandchildren. Graveside ·serviCes will be held Monday · at 11 a.m. at Memory Gardens on Route 50 nea r Athens. Friends may ca II Sunday from 24 p.m. at Hughes Funeral Home in Athens. Edl)h C. BahrofVenice, Fia.,dled unexpectedly Tuesday evening. Mrs. Bahr was' formerly of Athens. Bam &pt. 25, 1904, she was a daughter of the late Daniel and Mary Bailey. · Survivors include her husband, Golden Bahr, Venice; two daughters, Avis Hines, Venice, and Delma ., Jo~le~s rate ·h~lding steady at 7.3 percent Civilian joblessness m;s been By PEI'E YOST AP Lahor Writer moving in the narrow range of 7.i WASHINGTON (AP)- Civilian · percent to 7.5 percent for nearly a unemployment held steady in year - 1since last May. Ana lysts March a t 7.3 percent, the govern· predict civilian unemployment will mmt said today, as the creation of qrop to 7 percent, or even dip slightly lower , this summer, then edge ~30.00> new jobs just accotnmo· d<lted. the number of Americans upward. The rate, .. whicp hit a . post· entering the la bor force in search of work. · 1 Depression peak of10.7 percent In About 8.4 million people Were November 1982, dropped to 7.2 jobless while the number at worksel percent In . June, then headed yet another record at l(Y/.1 mlllloq, upward before falling to 7.1 percent · the Labor Department reported. 1 · · In November, the low point since the As has been the case in recent 1981-82 recession. When t,mempioyment reached months, the b)llk of the job gains were in service industries. that post-Depression peak, some Ohe of the biggest gains, accord· 11.9 million Amer icans were out of · lng to a separa te job survey, came in work. retail trade, which IoggedSO,!lllnew In the 28 months of recovery jobs last month. Manufacturing through March, the number of employment , on the other hand, has jobless people. has been cut by 3.5 shown no growth since Alugust. million and the jobless rate has Commenting on the new n>port, declined 3.4 percentage points. ·Janet L. Norwood, the commisrtie department also reported sioner of labor statistics, noted in t6'day that 1.3 million people were congressional testimony that adult counted as "discouraged workers" women ...., traditonally a heavy in theflrst three monthsoftheyear. percentage of service workers benefited more than any other Weatber forecast single group from the new jobs. Indeed, she said that adult women Tonight, showers or thunderhave taken more than half the.Jobs s torms likely and cooler. Low near · created in the last 12 months. 50. Saturday, varia ble cloudiness and cooler. ·High in ·the low 50s. Chance of rain 70 percent tonight Musit'al slated--./ · and 20 percent Saturday. Ohio extended forecast The children's chJi; of the Racine Sunday through Tuesday: First Ba ptist Church will present the Chance or rain Sunday. Mostly musical, "Have You Heard the fair Monday aild Tuesday. Lows in Good News? " by Steve Adams and upper ~ tO upper .'lOs. Highs In John Coates, at 7:-30p.m. Sunday at upper 40s to upper 50s. the church. The public IS invited, ' •.nancialdisclos~res . . . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -State · Audllor Thomas E . Ferguson wUI call fo.r doctdrs who teach at Ohio medical schoo~ to at least disclose how much earn from ·private practice, an State auditors examin· ing alleged abuses in the medical pay systems at Ohio State Unlver· sity and the University of Cincinnati since October. "I think we .are moving1toward some suggested legislation, but legislation 1s a secondary matter to ' us at this point, ·said adminlstl-aiive aide O.F. Kilippenburg. :'The audit · and the audit results come.flrst." soQght . Ferguson . Is. seeking ways to. ensure public ~urttablllty for the hundreds of millions of dollars paid in private practice tees to faculty physicians and faculty corporations at the state's sl.x public medical schools, Knlppenburg Sijld. Voice of Democracy·- ~-- J~&mes J. Kilpatrick di8cussel! the Supreme Court . 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By The Al!liOC!laled Press Ohioans whO began an Easter weekend basking In unseasonably warm temperatures will find the rest of It decidedly cool after thunderstorms, packing high win~s, heavy rain, and Ugh)nmg, raced across the · state. The storms left behind damaged buildings, downed trees, and scatterl'!i power outages. At least cine death . Friday was attributed to the high winds. The National Weather Service said temperatures through the weekend would be In the :WS and 40s. Marlon County sherl1f's deputies said Albert A. Lammers, 2, of ·Ottawa, di~ when he was hit by a falling tree shortly after 3 p.rrt. Friday at the River Bend Campgrounds about 10 ml)es east of Marion. ······· C~t ~ .... r Reg. 29.95 ......~ . "Hangs up" on flat surface. Stores 10 numbers for fast 2-button dialing. Pulse dial· ing . White or browit. ~.d::-=,_. #43-507/508 FCC <egfsterod .· \ . _. Cut • 29°/o 42% Reg. Separate Items ~8.95 Radio mutes when phone is used. 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Turns on lights, appliances, video and aUdio equipment while you're away..15 amp rating. #63-887 fire .protection· Baneriel, cryatala extra Wireless Security Alarm 25% Off By SAFE nvu;:ol:v Save •.4 0 Reg. 12.95 ' Hurry in lor these t great AM radioS! #12·9501954 11oft- extra. TM Burger King Corp. and Nuta fnd . tno . . Check.Your Phone Book for 11915 Reg. 1).18 Reg. 159.95 ..,-,~~~ - Uses transmitlflrs to monitor doors.and windows. Sounds loud; bui:t.tn alarm. With one transmitter. #49-401 eaaaritt ••tra . property was sold wit hin five years of the work, Crawford sa id tht> hOmeowner would havl> to return a protlon of the amount spent on the work. T he amount · returned depends on how long ·a fter the work was completed tht;> property was sold. If the property is sold wi Wn one year of completion, . then the entire cost of the project needs to be refunded. Within two years, 8l percent of the cost would be refunded; within three years, 60 percent, within fou r years, 40 percent; within five . years, :ro percent. After five years. thr lien wUI be lifted , · Crawford said. Applicants for the program must own the proP<'rty and no rental property can be rehabllltated. Crawford sa id tht> program Is attempting to concentrat e on the lower 75 percent of income in the county. ' Reagan and Senate Republicans combines limits on Social Security - President Reagan, accused of lncrease5'withdeep spending cuts In reneging on .a promise not to cut domestic programs and a slowdown Social Security benefits, says critics in the Pentagon buildup. are "lying In their teeth" by "I'm shocked that the president of claiming he went back on his word. the Untied States woulddellberately As senior citizen groups began repudiate a solemn commitment he mobilizing to .fight the president, made to the senior citizens of thi s . Reagan went on the' o!fensive, arguing he had not retreated on country that he would not cut Social Security ber!eflts," said -Rep. Claude Social Security . " How Is adding a 2 percent raise Pepper, D-Fi<l., the 84-year-old each year cutting it?'' the president chairman of the House Hules said FrldaJ( as he set out frorli the Committee. "We ln , Congress say: 'Mr.' White Hoose for California , where President, we're going to make you he settled in for a l(}{lay vacation at your word - God help us," keep his mountaintop ranch. In the campaign last fall , Reagan · Reagan, aware he faces a said a president should never say congressional battle on hls budget never, but then added, " I w!ll never plans, met with Senat~ Majority stand for a reduction of the Social Leader Robert Dole, R-KAn., and Sen. Pete Domenlci, R-N.M., chair- Secur1ty benefits to the people who are now getting them. " White House man of · the Budget Committee, deputy · press secretary Larry , before leaving Washing! on. Speakes hardened the pledge later, Referring to the new budget plan, I;teligal) would not accept saying Reagan said, "We all agree; it's cuts in cost-of-living increases. going t.o be a fight. . Reagan amended that promise . "It's been a fight sinCe 1981/' he year,. saying he would earlier this adeded. "There are factions In there · consider restrictions on the in· thatju ~twant to keep on spending in creases only If he were faced wll h a the Congress." bipartisan manda te from Congress'. The oodget compromise between SANTA BARBARA, Ca lif. tAP) By KEVIN KELLY Tbnes-&ntinel Staff · GALLIPOLIS- The need to extend fire protection all sectors of Gallia ·county has been taken into consideration by some of the cot.mty's, township · trustees. . At a meeting qf the Township·Trustees and Clerks Association In March. a committee was formed to ~ address the issue. Although mbst of the county has fire service, Greenfield and Wainultownshlps do not. · Greenfield trustee Chuck Chambers, who has been : appointed to chair the 'committee, said no solid \ proposals hav~Hleen discussed yet, but the committee Is reacting to township residents' concerns. Chambers saki the committee will examine the idea of creating a county-wide district, which will be broken up Into sub-diStricts. "There's nothing concrete, and we're just in the planning stage," Chambers said. "That's one of the ·lthings we'll kick around. " . Chambers ·agrf'ed tl)at some townsnlps, such as Greenfield, OJlE!rate on budgets of $20,00> or more, making ln:)pOsSible the creation of a volunteer fii:e department, equipment purchase and upkeep of roads through local dollars. _ "Theoretically, it's,posslble for every township to have a f!re department, b\Jt It would take a lot Qf block grant money," he said. "It's (Greenfield) a p~ty (Continu!!d on page A3) , during 1985 and five more in 1986. Homes c hosen for repair are distributed throughOut the county, Crawford said. He said · homes in Ewington, Gallipolis, Hlo Grande, Maple Shade, Thurman and Northup are among those slated for work. Approximately 45 applications from homeowners were received. crawford added . Those not chosen will be carried over to next year, and will be competing with new applications. The homes were, chosen based on a point system devised by the CAA and administered by a panel selected by the CAA and the Gallla "County Commission. Around sl.x applicants backed out of the program when they found out a lien would be attached to their property for the cost of the work, Crawford sa ld . lfthe ;.l teagan ·denies_ren~ging on Social Security.cut promise county~wid~ Low Aa $20 Per Smurf' R8dlo GALLIPOLIS - Contracts totaling illl6,!lll have been signed with area contractors to rehabilitate 12 Gallla County homes, according to Ron Crawford of. the Gallia-Melgs Community Action Agency.' Crawford, director of the rehabllltation program, said the last of the contracts was to be signed Friday afternoon. ' Contractors will be r<'qulred to bring the hOmes into Srotlon Scompllance, Crawford said. Included be general carpentry, plumbing, electrical and h~ating system work. . But there was an unexpected development, Crawford a~ded. "We found there was', a lot ofn~ for septic \ . . tanks," he said. "We hadn't anticipated that until the health department checked the proj ects." · The problem Is not a great cause .for concern at this time, Crawford said. However, he added that 5ome projects to be bid on in the near future may have a greater affect on the financial aspects of the project. Bids are coming ill at $8.00> per home and Crawford sa id if the proj ects average around SlO,!lll per hOme. then the agency will be able to do more than the 23 homes provided in the grant. The Community Action Agency received the grant, lotalmg abnost $600,!lll last September. Under the terms of the grant,'the CAA will spend $296,0171n 1985 to rehabllltate 23 Gallia County hollies and $293,851 to rehabilitate 2.1 more in 1986. Included in the grant are fundS to provide emergency repairs to five homes Trustees. study· MoJ!th on Cltlllne • 647 414 . By JOHN FRIEDMAN Tbnes-Sentlnel staff . Burgtr King• Radio Down€.:! trees, scattered power outages and ljea vy rains were reported in Hardin County. In Wyandot County, the sheriff' s department said a 4ll-by-70-foot .barn 1was blown Clown . No injuries were reported In either county. · ' ' In Darke County, U.S. 36 and Ohio 571, wpre closro for about 90 minutes beeauSI' of downed trees and power lines, the sheriff's office reported . A !lne of storms also blew the roof off a complex of commercial buildings in Maumee, a Toledo suburb, pollee said. Several people suffered bruises, but no one was reported seriously injured. officers said.· · The rain did help firefight ers extinguish two blaz~·s which destroyed more than 140 acres in the Shawnee State Forest near Portsmouth. ../ . ' . sign the bill as ·soon as it reaches his . COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - Depappropriate $00 million in non-tax desk, probably Monday. The la w osltors ar Ohio's privately insured state revenues - $35 million in would take effect immediat ely upon ·savtitgs and loans have moved excess liquor profits and $25 million signing. closer togettingalltheirmoney. The In unclaimed bank deposits - to HomeStateclosedMarch8aft era state has come up with a potential ·help the 3.'; smaller thrifts stU! three-day run on deposits prompted buyer for Home State Savings and operating under withdraw! limits to by thecollapseofESM Government the Legislature has passed a-bill to quality for federal insurance. Securities Inc .. a Florida securities help 35 other thrifts reopen for full ~e bill creates a Savings and firm In which Home State had service. Loan Assurance Corp. which would lnvesterl heavlly. Runs began on Gov. Richard Celeste.df!;C ribed allocate the .money to the S&:Ls so depositS,at other privately insufed • ,ilS ' a ' 'first siep'' Friday. an they can ~t capitaliZation reOhio thrifts a· few · d~ys later, ano announcement tJYChemlcal Bank of · .quirements ot the Fectertn feYtngs Celesie :olllered all· · 69. staif.. , New Yo:irk that It will ' anemphto · and . Loan lnsiU'ance .. ~OJll: The charteri'd savirigs and loans CIO~l .. purchase. Cindnnatl·ba!ied ·l:lpme r!1Qu~t:emen.t Is t)Jat tnejr assets total 'March 15. ' : . · · · ···. · :. State, whlch Iiasa.ibranches lnOhlo. . a t leasi 5 pe~ilt of liabilities. · · ' · However:· !le' . a nd legislative · · More lmporiant .for d~poslt,ots: , . · As.ot Frida y: 34 had ~n .iJJowlod f ~;;:;~ leaders warned that it could !;le the bUI. say5 people may withdraw to reopen for full service beCause , they had'federallnsurance or would oil mid-April beforejeglslatlon to allow up to· $1,!lll a month from their span quailfy for it. ' the sale that would give Home accounts, instead of the $750 limit • Ch!imlcal Bank sent a letter of Sia te's ll,!lll"deposltors access to · imposed by another emergency bill Intent Friday to Rolx'rt B. McAlis· thetr money Is ready. enacted Marchal. York a letter of Intent to purchase the closed Home ter, state superinte ndent Of savings The Leglstature on Friday night Brian Usher. Celeste's press State Savings Bank. Seated at left is Raymond (Cant lnued on page A3i approved a compromise blU to secretary, said the governor would Sawyer, Celeste's chlel ol staff. (AP ·Laserphoto). will .Novelty Radios for The Kids HALF PRICE building blew off and struck her while she was at a bus stop, j)ollce said. In Montgomery County, outside of Dayton, some roofs blew off houses a nd a garage and "a couple of patios blew away. We don't know where th<'y belong. We just found them," a pollee and fire dispatcher said. In Cincinnati. four television sta lions were knocked off tne air and ·about lO,!lll homes were without power for varying lengths of time, said Bruce Stoecklin, spokesman for the Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. Televlson stations Wlii , WCET , WLW-TV and WCPO were off the air for about a half-hour as a result of a power outage In the city's Clifton section. CAA · inkS contracts for housing rehabilitatio11 PR0:25 by Realistic Save '20 . . LE'ITER OF INTENT- Gov. 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