https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0c5da4ecea636e2d70fd3bc85d95665b.pdf 86bafac1cac36f2d361f686fff213b3a PDF Text Text • l . ' Page- 16- The Daily S~ntinel 1 Infertility linked to IUD usage BOSTQN (AP)--:- Women who use ity wUJ be caused in aU women who co? traceptlon and have never had use IUDs," said Dr. Daniel' W. chtldre~ .should avotd plastic In· Cramer. one of the researchers. "It trauterme devices .1! they someday certainly does not mean ·that all . want to become pregnant, accord· tubal Infertility Is caused by the mg to a researcher who publ ished a IUD." study today suggesti ~~ that IUDs The study by Cramer , a recau!;e infert illty. . . searcher a t Brigl)am and Women • IUDs- coils or loops of plastic or 'Hospital in Boston and another meta l Inserted in the uterus to study led by Dr. J..;et R. Daling of prevent . conception - seem to the University of Washington In double the risk of Infertility In ~attle were published In today's wome n · Who have never had New England Journal of Medicine. ch!,ldr7n. a companion study found . In an accompanying editorial, Dr. 'flus does not mean that lnfertll- Daniel R. Mlsllell Jr. of the s University o! Southern California noted that the iUDisstlllworthwhUe for women who've already bOrne children but don't wa nt to have more. . The devices, which a re used by abOut2.2 mWio1!Amer lcanwornen, are the fourth most common form of contraceptlonaftetvoluntarysterlllzatlon, the pill aqd condoms. The si'\JdY suggesteq that IUDs m ay have caused 8J,!XX) women to become Infertile. The Increase 1n risk appears 1o depend on the kind of IUD llSed· • Thursday. April 11, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohip Plastic IUPs were more frequently . linked with Infertility than were cop;Jer-covered IUDs which are more coriunonly used 'and see~ to be relatively Sate. " If a woman has to select an IUb who'·s never had a prior pregnancy, I would certainlY opt for the copper IUD,'' said Ms. Dal)ng, "and possl bly I wou.ld look for some oth<;'r method of contraception If. I was Interested tn having chlldren at a la ter period In time." ., J.R.~s· RESTUARANT (RT. 7, JUST NORTH OF CHESHIRE) •• Newmarket (Continued from page 1 1 II ~:olf tournament, jointly sponsored by the Pomeroy ArPa a nd Middicpo11 Chambers, has been scheduled for June 6, 1 p.m .. ·al JayMa r Golf cou rse. The tournamcnl wilt be open to anyone for a $15 !"•which includes green fees, ca rts, prizC'S and rt'fres hmcnls. The COS I will be $10 if you own your o\\'11 ca rt . Bill Childs, Bob Freed, or C'ither cha m ber should be conlacled to ent er the 1ournament. l!:xpress ,nail'delivery In oihC.r Chan\ber i;Iusiness. Middleport Postmaster J oe S(rublc, <'X pla in!'(l ~xprf'SS mail deiJJvef'y which is ava ila biP ihr.ou(lh thP post · · : ·· · · :-. . . • ofrwes... . .. . · · Elob F'rr«f sjXJke br iefly a bout a . · beHutifica tion project he and his wife . .June have undertaken- to put contaim•rs of fiowPrs along lhe streets of I hE' village. Blowf'r pr f'sent ed c hamber mf'mbers. Bruce Fisher and Cra ig Ma tthews, wlih mover and sha ker awa rds for the month of April. . Weather forecast Tonight . part Ia! clearing. Low In the mld·40s. Friday, partly sunny. High near 70. The chance of precipitation is 20 percent tonight and JO percent Friday. E>dended Forecast Satunlay through Monday: Chance of showers Slitunlay and Sunday. Fair on Mon,day. MUd with highs In the mld-11011 lo mld-"'lls Satunlay and rnostiy in the $Is Sunday and Monday. Lows mostly In the 40s Saturday IUid Sunday, cooUng lo the mid-00.. ·to mid~ Monday. . • Sunday preSentation A sllde presentation with.a- sound track on a tour of the Holy Land by Art Hughes will he presented at 7: :.J p.m : Sunday at the Word of Faith Church in Middleport . The public Is Invited. · Gospel sing planned A gospel s ing will be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the United Faith Church near Pomeroy on the Route · 7 by pass. Several groups will be featured and the public Is Invited. ~ New Bobcat recruit Outstanding women Story on Page 8 Story oo Page 9 _ . WEEKDAYS 6:00 A.M. TO 6:00 ·P.M. · SATURDAY 8 to 4 1 SUNDAY 10 6 to SATURDAY ONLY HOTDOG-50<. HAMBURGER-75< . DINE IN OR CARRY OUT at y e . • • • • Vot .34,•No .256 Copyrighted 1985 • • enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Friday. April 12. 1986 ' FRIDAY, APRIL 12th AND SATURDAY, APRIL 13th GIRLS ~Wrinjler KNIT TOPS SALE This Year, As Popular As Ever. 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S7.19 $12.00 Tops ................;. S9.59 S16.00 Tops ................. s12.79 SJ9.00 Tops .......... :.~ .... $15.19 w!tne,~ Fril~. kclalnjs·th31thecontractwas. null and'\•old bec;ai!se It was. never · ratified by the . Meigs County Commissioners as required under -new collective bargaining Jaws which went Into effect April1, 1984. In an ear~er hearing, the defense KODAK VIDEO CASSETTE . ' TUBE SOCKS Kodak Video ca·ssettes are made to exacting tolerances so you can enjoy. state-of-the-art picture resolution, color, brilliance _and sound clarity. VHS Format . REG. S6,59 SALE SALE! BOYS' SHORT.S 8 1 SIZES 3 to. 20 $12.00 ...... Sale S9.59 , '' $15.00 ... Sale $11.99 ., ... '22.00 ..... Sale S17.59 ~;· . .. S29.00 ..... Sale '23.19 · Reg. Reg: Reg. Reg. Reg. '33.00 ..... Sale '26.39 • $599 SAVE! MEN'S Wholesale prtces up BOYS' JACKETS Popular styles and colors in sizes 8 through 20. Just right for wear now and all summer long. IOYS' S14.95 JACKETS ........................... 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JACKETS .................... S39.00 SfiOIITS............,....,............ '9 .55 511.95 SALE! MEN'S LEATHER ., BELTS Genuine leather, full grain bridle cowhide. Sizes 32. to 60.' Reg. S7.95 Black or Brown I tt•" Widt .......................Salt $6.00 Reg. S9.95 llpck Jilt" W'd ' sI.QO t • ............................... WRANGLER MEN'S S9.95 argue · the new brCe rules would make It too expensive to drill for oil and gas at old. shallow wells. Sllesald the regulations may have to be adjusted . to ' oelfer ··handie regional concerns, but that '!lie matter of ground and surface water protectloo " is not negotiable." The new regulations require that aU brine haulers register with the state and file records with the Natural Resources Division of Oil • and Gas, showing how much brine is hauled, where it came from and where It was taken. Also, the rules will: - Increase the drilling permit fee from ~ to $250 a~ increase Long eleevee, crew necke, fleac• lined, 50% crellan acrylic, 50% cotton knit. Big nleclon of eolid ments for putting two communca- Walker, who almost was bumped from the flight Thursday when his llons satellites Into precise orbits. Among thousands viewing the drug-making machine sprang a blazing departure were more than leak. Only ·once before have seven 100 people from Utah , Sen. Jake people been · aboard \he same Gam's home state. As the shuttle raced Into space, spaceship. That was on another Gam's bodily functions were monl· shuttle mission last October. Later today , Ms. Seddon and tared by flve sensors on h~ head, four on his stomach and three on his Hofl'man were to deploy a Canadian chest, part of an effort )0 learn more . communications satellite with a about how the human body adapts to "For Sale" sign on it. The owner, . Telesa1 of Canada, has lnvesti!d $78 weightlessness. The other crew members are million ill !he spacecraft and has put commander Karol BobkO; mission It on the market. · A second specialists Margaret Rhea Seddon, communlcatlonssatelllte, tobeused DavklGrlggsandJeffreyHottrnan: by the De(ense Department, wW be and payload ' speclalst Charles released Saturday . . CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (AP) - Space shutt Je Discovery thundered Into orbit today, carrying Sen. Jake Garn among Its sevenmember crew on a much-delayed n\lsskm that bill$ ted off with just one · minute to spare. · The mission, the first of two ~h!lttle fllghis this month; got of! the ground after five postponements cau!led by a ~umber of.problems. It came on the fourth am\lversary ol the nrst shuttle flight, on April 12, colora In Sizee S (34·36), M '13840), L (42-44), XL (46). SJ88 •9.95 Matching Sweat Pants ....... Sale ~ 7.aa 1981. POMEIOY penalties for illegal dumplllg of brine. -Give local governments author· lty to han spreading of brine on roads. .....Cut tile .t ime drillerS have to remove drilling wastes from nlne months to five months. . -Prohibit temporary storage of brine in pltsatwells!tesbymld-199;. Recenl estimates have put brine production at aboutl60,00l barrels a. day from 52,00! active wells. · Jack Cera, D-Beualre,oneofonly three state representatives who voted against the brine rules, said well operators In Belmont, Monroe and Noble counties could suffer. Senator aboard latest shuttle.,flight SWEAT SHIRTS IUSE OUR FREE PARKING LOT LIJ!TOII1I' - 'l1le llpace • • Dllcowery lifted olf tile pad a& the Kel!lledy Space Center ........, DWNIIfll& 011 tbe, IIWt of a IJv(! day millllorL (AP I enerpllllto ). I ' .. ' 90 Me.••. •len · . ce · .t u.d._en·~··. ·e . ' ... ·1 dem · . . . nst· . t .s. e. ·. .·. ,.s. . e.·. c.•a. ·.. -.:. . ·:· ..··...... o..... ·, . r. .-a. •..o.·. n. s.... lsiiciRTS . ~.::.:................... 15.55 MEN'S S32.95 e WASHINGTON (AP ) - Wholesa le prices rose a moderate 0.2 percent last month, tile steepest Increase of 1985, tile government argued that tne contract was signed said today: Over the last' year, two days prior to the enactment of however. prices have been up 0.3 , the collective bargaining percent , the smallest 12-month ' agreement · rate In 20yeijr s. lnfiatlon The gist of the defense's case Is . In March, a hOclge-podge ol that the conunlssloners gave the Increases more than wiped out contract their approval because cheaper prices for gasoline and they appropriated the funds needed · food, which was down overall to meet the contract obUgation5 and 16.7 . percent gain In despite a that commissioners Manning vegetable priCes. Roush and Richard. Jones actually The March rise followed a O.l pa(tlclpated In the negotlatlofil;. percent gain In FPbruary. Prices The defense admits that no formal had held steady In January . ratification .o f the contract by the . For the first three months of the commissioners eyer(ook place. year , prices were up just 0.3 percent, Elizabeth Mohler, whUe on the at an annual rate. Indeed, that rate stand, testified thill she made the lleld true !or the lasl year a s a whole entries· in the sheriff's log on March and was the lowest since a O.I 14 and 21, ·1984, which noted that percent rate for the 12 months Meigs County Commissioners Rlin January 1965. ending chard Jones and Mann!itg Roush 0.8 percent gasoline price The had visited the sheriff's ofl'lce and was the product ofthe LabOr decline were present for union negotiations Department's seasonal adjustment on those days. Roush and Jones to remove predicprocess. designed were also alleged .to have been table, periodic Jnnucences from present for union negotiations on prtce activity. Without Ute adjustMarch 7, however, this rould not be . ment, prices at 1he pump actually substantiated by tile log because rose 1.7 percent. negotlatlatlons were not recorded AnalysiS, however, expect pump for tl!at day. prices to begin falling before long a s · Gary Wolfe, formerly the special pressure builds from tht> worldwide Investigator under Proffitt, testified oU glut. · were eepeelaiJy lnlerelied ill the dleliliBb) eXperithat according to letters of notlflcaHANDS ON -Sclentlftc demoo.trationsarealways Indeed, many analysts predict mentslhatwereCOIIducteda&lhelr!ICbool~by lion, Initial l!llfoit negotiations began more fun when you can get youa; hands on the for allofl985could be as low lnnatlon Leonard Spatlls, center, outreach pvpun"'JJ"'d•IW . on March 7 and Jones and Roush equlpmmt for a IlttJe-peqotlal participation. i\ndrea as 2 percent. only a slight deterioralrom the Cenler ol Science and IDdu8lry, C4lumbuswere present, to the best of his Cleland,left,aslxthgraderatRivervlewElementary, tion · from the 1.8 percent gain lqtowledge. and James ~D"!'lel, right, a Riverview llfthgrader, recorded ln 1984.... Wolfe further stated that a · · That performance, combined tentailve contract was reached orr . . . ·. .·. . . ·g . s . ·. s . . c . ' s . , with ·a minuscule 0.6· Pen.'elli March 21 which was signed by ·Increase In 1983; gaxe ·the .United Roush an.d.Jones ai1d tliatthe Items · · States Its beSt back-lo-hack Inflation Included In the tentative draft were . < . e e . ·. reCord ln t)"Q d(>ca(les. · . ' · _lnclude()lntl)e.fi!Jal.contriiCt,Wolfe :.p ·. . As for · March, Ute . .kpartmefit ·said after Aprll1;'he benefited from county .fourth and sixth graders. · offered these , specific~ on price each of tne Increased bene(lts of tile ·· N!iJety Meigs coimiy elem~ntary ren wereasked lo.brtng a sack hinch activity: Each year thereafter, the pfogram 'contract. studenis, representing grades 4-6 for tile three hour program. -Food prices overall fell 0.2 will be geared for fourth graders MohlertestlfiedthatlnJune1~. fi-omeachsct'iOllnthecounty,were · CUrt Heady; director of the the third monthly decline. percent, only and the county's fourth grade · as required by the commissioners, treated this week to a traveling Tri-County Career Development The drop came desplle the blgrlse In (Continued on page 14) science show courtesy of the Center , Program, NelsonvUie; was respon- teachers wW then· be able to yegetable prices. which was almoSt Incorporate the program Into ttJelr ofSclenceandlnduslry,Columbus. slble for bringing the program. four times the4.6percent ga lnofth~ Forty-five Meigs local students COS! On Wheels, to Meigs County. curriculum. preceding month .. The Tri-County Career Develop, Arrangements were coordinated Wednesday enjoyed the "hands on" Prices were also up, bul at mort> ment Program Is a state funded through John Costanzo of I he Meigs science demonstra lions conducted modest levels. for eggs and pork SUPJXlrt system designed 10 provide by Leonard Sparks, outreach proCounty Board of Education. while costs feU for fruit , down 8.3 gram specialist for COS! On Wheels Heady and the county board hope resources and services to teachers, percent, for beef and veal, for fish at Harrisonville School, to Include mote Meigs County counselors and administrators for and for poultry. The drop In fruit ' Forty-five students from Eastern elementary students next year kindergarten through twelfth erased the9.1 percenJ prices almost and Southern discovered the fun of when the COSI enrichment ' pro- grade, and to encourage the February gain. • Incorporation of career Ideas In tile science on Thursday wheri they gram Is brought hack to Ihe area. -Energy prices overall fell 0.9 ' visited · with cOSI at Riverview The Tri-Courity Career Deveiop- teaching curriculum. the fourth straight monlhly percent, A name change for Tri-County Eiement;try In ReedsvUie. ment Program was also responsible decllne. Natural gas prices wereol'l Ttlrough various methods,lnclud- · ior bringing Sea World and a Career Is In order according 10 2.5 percent but home heating. oil Jng picking names fiom hats, program· called "Kelp Beds to Ice Heady since the development , costs rose 0.6 percent. program, which lnlthllly covered teachers cltose. their most scienceBergs" to all the county's fourth and Heating oil cos1s are now 15.9 oriented students to attendCOS!On sixth graders on March 27 at Meigs only Athens; Hocking and Perry · percent below their levels of a year Counties. was expanded this year to Wheels. High. Sea World's program Is to be ago while gasoline prices are off 9 Each day the participating child- · presented again next ·year to all Include Meigs. ·MEN'S SHORTS JACKETS MEN'S '19.95 JACKETS ................... $15.60 Big Sa~lngsl Color Tops , ... Sale '1.89 Grey With SALE PRICES NO WI. Boys S4.9S SHORTS ........................... s3.88 . BOYS S5.95 SHORTS ...........;............... '4. 78. SHORTS ........................... S7."18 ' IOYS' S13.9 S SHORTS ......................... S11.18 '1 .59 White with .. You'll like this selection of lightweight ja~kats in regu· · lar and extra large sizes. Pick your favorite Style and ,color and enjoy the savings now . . ' Our popular Springfoot tubes. Boys sizes 7 to 1 1. Men's 9 to 16. Big color selection including school colors. i /--~-4...--. ~.;. Sizes to B In a fine selection of styles and colors. Select what you need now arid save. BOYS' '8.95 Settlement of a dispute between Meigs County Sheriff Howard Frank and former deputies Eliza· beth, Isaac and Donald Mohler. · members of Melgs County Sheriff Department employees· local 108J(A) and Ohio Council 8, Ameri· can Federation of State, County and Munlclpa I Employees, AFL-CI 0 should be forthcoming. A final hearing on the merits of an injunction ordered by retired Judge John Bacon on Feb. 12 against the union W<tS held Wednesday morning In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Motion for the hearing was filed on March 5 by Sandra Mendel, defense . attorney for the Mohlers and the union. Final written briefs from the defense and prosecuting attorneys are to be filed by May 2 with Judge Bacon. Bacon will then review the briefs and Issue a final written :decision In the matter which will bring an end to the case unless appeals are filed. Accord~g to Meigs County Prose· cutlng Attorney Rick Crow, further , court appearances should not be necessary. To substantiate the claim of the defense that a contract entered Into March 1984 by tllen-sheriff James Profl'ltt and the employee's loeal . was stUI a vall~ working coQtract when Frank assumed his duties as slle !If 11).,-Ja~tuary 1985, Mendel . •called ,Several . . to the . stand. · , . . . . · •,. Frank tetinlnated the employment of aU thret' Mohll'rS on Jan. 7. . .. .., . 2 Sec1~no. 14 Pag11 2f! Cfnlt A Multlmodlo Inc . Newopaper Settlement forthcoming Sheriff IContinuC'd from pa~:e I I pies of sheriff's dE"partmenl payroll records since March 1. '1984. Also entered as evidence were Ma rch 7, 1984; March 14, 1984 and Ma rch 21, 1984 entries from the sheriff's log bOok which showed that Meigs County Commissioners.Man- , ning Roush a nd Richard Jones were present on those days for union negotiations with the she riff's department . At press time , Commissioner Richard Jones was about totake lhe stand . Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney Rick Crow Is representing Sheriff Frank In the action. Crow Is being assisted by Frank Flinn, from the Columbus consulting firm of Clemens-Nelson. Flinn Is a member of the bar In thes ta tes o! New York and New Jersey.. Weekly aetnlloi'Wte on Pqe 'I . OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK "OAIL1 LUNCHEON SPECIALS" .The Eastet: message w~ 'Storie8 on Pages 3, 6 Work•. ~ . (Continued from page 1) In other business: . - Commissioners voted to appoint F red Hoffman as a cit izen mem ber of the Meigs County i?Iannlng Commission and Bill Blower as alternate. - The m atter of employee Insurance renewal was ta bled until n~ xt week in hopes that an Insura nce representative from Blue C::toss' Blue Shield can be present , - Accepted an offer from . humane society member Bill McKinney, toman the dog poundon Sunday from 9-10 a .m . and 4-5 p.m ., thereby relieving Clarence Taylor, dog warden, of the duties for at least one day out oft he week. - Discussed needed improvements at the s ite of the old county landfill and discussed problems on three county roads including a dump site on County Road 12, Swa dley Iiiii, near Langsville; a s lip on Cbunty Road 22. Eagle Ridge; and the proposed CDBG funding for a slip on Hila nd Road, between ' Union Avenue and . Vete ran s Memoria l. Meigs teams "' \, The launch carne with just one minute left beforethemlsslon would have had to be postponed again. The launch time was based require- • percent.=~=====~ MISSJNG - The Middleport Pollee Depanment and the Meigs County Sherill's Depanmmt have ·rewlved 1\ missing per.lon's report on .\Nile Cleland MUier, If, a student at the.Melp Junior Wgh School In Middlepori. lJ!Ie was last seen by her father at the R. C. Plant In Middleport 1'uesda,y allernoon and Willi 10 return to the plant 8t 3: 30 lor II'IIIIIIJIOftatlon home. Olllctllls say that Mlller was 110011 leUMI Into a car' near the I .• s.~e Hotel on North ~ Ave., about 3 p.m, Miller was · w~ blue jeans and a white al*t wbeR lastieen. Anyone with lnfonnll&lon .. asked to call the . Middleport Polk.'t! at M-310; the llherlff's odlce, 9ft.3371, or 70.Me8, 70-MI, or "le3184 at once. MJ11er WM nat _...., &1111 I at the tlmt of her , ppeat'llltee, �. . • .' . • -e,n· ta·r,'· y o_tn ·.··- ~ - L·c. ' Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED 1'0 TIIEJ INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ ' ~m~ ~~--~~~d~~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher · PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICII General Manager D.<\LE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER ot ThC' Assocl arPd Prf'SS , Inl and Dally Pr('SS Assocla · : Hon and tht' Americ an Ne ws paper Publish('rS Associa tion . I.I~ TT r: n~ . OF OPJKION iH'<' w('ICO mC'. Thr~· should b<' lt'!'i S than WI! words · lnng:. ,\II h.' ll r r s :::trl" subj £·C'T 10 {'(]]I I n ~ ~ • ml must h<' slgn£'<1. w llh na m e. addrPss ami · t C'II'phonf' numtx•r. No un s l~n('d h' llrr ~ Pomeroy~Middleport. Friday, Ap~l12, 19,85 wil l be publi shed. L C'ttC'rs should br In : .[!OI Jd 101 !'. 1('. <Hidl'<'!! !'! in ,l:!: iS~U('~. M l pcor so naJII!('S. . :R esidents vow ·not lo pay for pollution Residents in Fostoria, 0., who have been told that drinking or showering in their well water may harm their health say they refuse to take a , -financial bath because of groundwater JX>IIutants. But local and State officials can offer little hope of someone picking\lp the hill, a t least before a bureaucratic round-a bout pins blame for the problem . . : About 70 or so resident s of an area just outside the northern limit of this . ~neca -coun ty city have been drinking bottled water su'pplled by Allied .· corp. ever since concentrations of the industrial solvent trichlol'oethylene, ; or TCE, were found near Allied's Autollte Spark P lug Co. pla nt here In . November, _ · In late March, the Ohio Health Department warned residenls to avbld , any COntact Wilh t he wa ter. , ; The residents have been adamant at public hearings that they won't pay , (or a cleanup or a new wa1er supply, !Jut that stand seeins to have Little . chance of changing their opt ions. · : Ex tending Fostoria water lines to the area would cost about $400,(XX), said Charles Do<ige. the c ity's utilit ies supervisor. That, the city says, would rnean a 50 percent surcharge on the area reslqents. · The most state officials could .clo to help with that pro)Xlsa l would be to _ help Fostoria design the extended service, _said P at · Madigan, , ~JXlkeswom a n foE the Ohio E nvironmenta l Protection Agen.cy. · "We could probably help them out· with engineering plans and we , probably could he lp them obtaining gra nts, other than from Ohio EPA, · \.hat iS- we don' t have that kind of money," Ms. Madigan sa id. , ' Some residents have ialked about putting filtering del(lces on their wells,' , , but that could cost several hundred dollars per home and likely would be . , tem)Xlrary , at best, said Oh io EPA s)Xlkeswornan Chris Snider. · ; Likr the state EPA, local officials only can tell residents to walt and see , JNha t cost estimates , )Xllls of area homeowners and further groundwa ter ~ tests turn up. · ,;There seems to be a split factio n a mong' the neighbors now," said J<cimet'h Kerik , seneca County healt h commissioner. "Some want to·fight ' t t' it tlie legal arena .:· · · . _· _. ; :.; But Findlay attorney ~q;e' Kentrls, who says he _and bther local ' r!!wYers ha,,e qeen a ppmach!'<) regardjng,lega l aclion over·tho' w~ter by JO ' _.to !i(J o f the Fo~t ? r lil". residenls effeCted. sa>:s a Jaw~uiUs, like.ly :to be a ;. lrngthy r.emedy, if -any.,: · · ... '•. ' . ' -~ . '· ;u .: s . · IDd UStrieS •· Wh Cubs, Dod-g ers, Braves post NL,victories . ~ o~ leftoyers ~_____R...:...:.o_ be_rt_:_.~_al_te_ rs WASHINGTON (NEA) - When money'' to a ny donor whoobjects"to the trans fer. the Shelby for U.S. (lenate political What Shelby has done Is neither committee was organized early jhls Illegal nor . Immoral, but It does year, It enjoyed an advantage few IllustratE' the lncreaslng tendency of other campaign brganlzat\OiiS have at their Inception- a bank a~ount · members of Congress to amass surplu ~ of Brobdingnagian pro-worth almost half a million dollars. portions In their campaign acTo m ake that m oney Instantly ava ilable to the Senate ca mpaign, counts, then spend It In· a manner aides to Rep. R icha rd C. Shelby, only -vaguely rela ted to the origlD-Aia.," merely transferred the nally stated purpose. · funds fr om the political committee The numbers are awesome: In · which has financed Shelby's four 1982; the major party candidates In successful cam paigns for the the general elections for 33 Senate House. seats·em etged from the,carnpaign No a ttempt was made to contact with a collective surplus of $4.7 the contributors to th~ campaigns million. Last year, the number of · to· determlpe whether they apSenate contests remained the same proved of having- their money used ., but the ·s4rplus increased by 55 to finance a bid for a Senate seat, percent, to $7.3 rnllllon. although a member ofShelby'sstaff Sen. J . .Bennett J ohnston. D-La.. says "he'd be glad to refund tllfo has a surplus of a lmost $!135;(XX), / while Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., has a federal statutE' says theJunds umay ·surplus of more than $676,CMXJ. Both be used for any ... lawful purpose." In most cases, the )Xlllficans save solicited more tha'n $1 l'hilllon In the money for their nex t campaign, campaign contributions last year investing It tem porarily in often although nelihior faced . a serious high-interest accounts. In other challenge in their · re-election Insta-nces, however, the fijnd s are campaigns. 'donated to charity, oontribut ed to · In the House. 116 legisla tors colleagues' cam paigns or used to emerged from lh(> 1~ cam paigns cover various personal and profeswit h surplu ses or at least $100,!XXl sional Pxpenses Incurred by the apiece. Atop tha t1 list Is Rep. W. office-holders. Henson Moore. R-La.. with a In late 1979. Congress approved a surplus of more than $'122,!XXJ. He Is law prohibiting Its members from followed by Rep. Stephen J. Solarz, using excess campaign funds for 0-N.Y., with SW!,(XX); Rep·. David their personal use after they leave Drier, R-Callf.. with $600,CMXJ; Rep. office but everybody who was a Dan Rostenkowskl. D-111.. wit h ber of the House or Senate at mem $598,CMXJ; and Shelby, with $490,!00. the time was rxenipted from that What those legisla tors do wit h their leftover campaign money "Is restrlct)on . . Shelby is a mong m any of the left entirely to their discretion and imagination. The only applica ble legislators who could take advan- . tage of that loophole, but he has no plans to retire or be defeated . . Indeed, he wants io move up by challenging Sen. Jeremiah Denton, R AJa., in nex t year 's campaign . Since being elected iTt ~978. Shelby has never faced serious op)Xls ltlon. In the 1982 and 1984 j(Eneral elrclions, he received a phenomenal '11 percent of a ll votes cast. The closest he has come to a JXllltlcal ,scare was in the 1982 Dernocratie primary when he defeated his opponC'nt by a 65-3.1 margin . · Notwithstanding tha t Imposing record of virtual indestructibility. Shelby last year linplorect )Xltential vot ers to glvt' generously to his rc-<'lection· effort - even though he entered the ca mpaign ·with a $159,(00 surplus from other ra ces. In the 1984 ca mpaign, Shl?lby collf:'C tI'd more than S4(Yl ,(XX) - but spent less than $70,ixxl. As a result, he was a ble to transfer $48S, ~ in leftover fund> to his nascC'nt Senat£' campaign. • .... I, ' Useless ·weapons---'-________J_ac_k_A_nd_er-,..so_n WASIDNGTON -lf.some lattermated .cost ($2.31 billion - is more day Dlogenes were to seek the truth ' than double the projection of four aliout _ the Pentagon's obstinate ' years ago. devotion to expensive weapons that Now our associa tes Indy Badhdon't work, the Air Force's LAN- wa~ and Qonald Goldberg have TIRN program would be aU the uncovered the latest · bad news murnlriatio.n he'd n~. '· . aboutLANTIRN. H ere's 'the story: · In fact, aillntel'l)al report by the - LANnRN - Low Altltud~ Navi- Pen(agon;s "1>\<m • Defense._ Scle_nee gatlqn ~nd . Ta riletlng intra~ed lioar<l' ~ta'es bluntly lhl!t ~ny System tor -Nig~t - ls supposed to expecta tion LANTJRN Will ever do aliow 'AmeMcan ·a ttack pilots to the job Ws supposed to Is "a zero In on enemy tanks during · ' limtasy." Yet the Air Force clost>-support missions with ground continues to bumble along, lurchlng forces at night· or In heavy fog. from one rnultl:mllllon-dollar patch Never again would troqps be left job to the next in the desperate hope . without tactical air support because that.finally the system might wo'rk. of.ba!l weather, as they were during We first warned that the probabil- the Battle orthe Bulge In World War Ity of a fiasco last August when we II. reported on serious cost ovelTUns The problem of "flying blind" at and poor quality control. Not low altitude was solved with an ·surprlslngly, government Inspec- Infrared navigation pod, described tors found · serious problems with by one expert as• " no more than the quality of some LANTIRN exp e nsiv e Inf r ar e d goggles components. mounted onto tbe bottom of the , The warning went unheeded, and plane ... to prevent you from ' the problems with, LANTIRN have smashing Into a rno4ntaln.: • continued. Its testing Is far behind But the attack ' planes' Sunday schedule, and Its currehtly e811- punch - their Maverick missiles- TV:. ·contraStS, have proved to be a much tougher nately, the computers needed to make the ATR work have ye t to be problem. The Maver ick is a heat-seeking air-to-ground missile, Invented, a nd may never be. The but II can't distinguish between an Defense SCience Board report American and an enemy ta,nk - or states:-betw~n a tank a nd a_burning tree, " It is extremely unlikely th;lt :humin~ haysta ck, or deeoys of . ,current approaches -._. . will lead to a ·_· buming· coal w s. . . ··. largef a utor.ecognl!lon system on There's another peculiarity of the wl!lch one can. rely. ,To the extent . Maverlcl< .tha t has caused -trouble: that -ihe LANTIRN :pmgrarn de· ' It Sta bilizes in flight and So mUst be pends U)Xln the expectations that · fired from at least a rnlleawayto be this will happen, It is a fantasy." effective. But a pilot has to be within The scientists then did their best 500 yards of a ta rget to make sure to extinguish LANTIRN. They conceded that computers might be · he's not firing his missiles at an outhouse or a tank-sha ped mockInve nted that could do the necesup. sary Identification, but warned: · To overcome these obviously 'The performance of the system, even at Its best, ls llkely tobefragtle crippling drawbacks, LANTIRN requires an automatic ta rget recog- . a_nd s usceptibl e to primitive nlzer that will ,Identify the enemy · countermeasures. " tanks for the pilot and a targeting But the ever-optimistic Air Force pod that locks the missile onlo the spenders are going ahead with ' purchase of the two cornJX>nents ta nk hE! fires at. The locking device works after a that do work, even though LAN. fasl\lon, but needs the automatic TIRN - as well a s the $6 billion . target recognizer to Identify , a Maverick progra m - will be ta rget wlthoutthe need for repeated . useless without the essential targetrecognition device. passes over the battlefield . Unfortu- CaUSes~· _____W_,i_llia_m_A_._R_us_·h_er " home": often one of those rooch- blam ing "soclpfy" or the "alnucnt " NEWYORK !NE A)-Oneofthe line of derelicts Is seen. lined up for ynatlon·s leading liberal columnists handouts at a church soup kitchen . infested, ~r ime-r idden , s lngl<'- or " the s<'iflsil" for America's • • • . rrcently wrote of his shock u)Xln Then comes a shot oft he municipal . parent slums tha t. tei<?Vision is shortcomings und attempting to ' · • discovering that 40percent of the 1.6 "men's shelter" - a row of cots In a forever so laschiviously exploring. enlarge still furthe r the mendicant million children In N..w York Cit y poorly ht'ated shed, each occupied Appal'('ntly liberals S('(' no con- proportion of th(' JXlPUiation. Luck • I'VC' below the official ")Xlverty by a forlorn, unsha ved hulk. And nection whatever betwC'C n such ily most Am<'r lcans finally reaflze ' -line, " The very fact that he was now this message: If you ca n lose · JXliiCI~s and th£' COrL,~uences they just tiow disastrous the libera l's : . Why not impose? tariffs to protect American industry from lm)XlrtS? surprised , he contended , a nd that your travC'Ier's"Checks In Acapulco (quite rightly ) deplore. Inst<'~d, th<' nostrums are. They have a lot to fed · : Aren' t they worthwhile if they can save American jobs? , , mostofhlsreaderswouldbe,slmply or Hong Kong, you can always easily seek relieffrom their Intolerable but guilty a bout. Such questions a re being asked today by people who ord inarily es)Xluse de!l'IOJistra tes our willful blindness get·more - provided they we re the unconsciou s sensc of guilt by to the misery around us. , : free trade, but who today are ill a loss about how to resblve the gro1'Jing ri!(ht kind. · , • : American trade deficit. I'm not so sure about the wUiful Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. told ,r • · Americans are spending more than $100 billion a year more on foreign bllndn~s, but It Is certainly true I to Harold Laski tha t"il seemed to him that foreigners are spending on American goods. Involved are · take one example) that the cantrast that "socia lism never got far beyond : products such as shoes, textUes, ,autornoblles and e lectronics, . thf.'SE' days between much of the 'Look a t the big house and lobk a t the loca l riews on television, and the little one."' If 1 mentioned teiM1: All arc Important industries. All havr suffered job losses. t\11 claim toone ·extent or another tha t they arc faced with obstacles beyond thE'Ir control. commercials ,Interspersed· among slon 's nightly altera tions between : · So why not prot ect them? · the news stories, Induces a certain the )Xlverty It regards as " news" :. : The Economic Re)Xlri of the President, now being distributed In bound vertigo In the viewer. ' and the widespre ad affluence Im: form . anticipated t he dcveloplng fu ror and, fearful of a retrea t from free Routinely, the first item on the . plied In It s commercials merely to • ri-ade, describes what it ca lls tht' myths of protectloisrn . loca l news wUI be aboUt a fire, bleat a bout the juxlaposltlon, I ..... caused by a defective heater, that would be wasting your time. What : The most misleading of protectionism's claims, it contends, is tha t : irn)Xlrt restrictions save jobs a t hom<•. If Is a hard one to· c?ntest too, has killed a famUyo(f[ve. Switchto a fascina tes me Is the rest of the • lJe(;ause It Is true that some jobs are saved. But more, It says, are lost. TV reporter on the spot - the mental baggage carried by ihr • Restrictions, th£' While Hou~ economists contend , "have little or no · chavred ruins of an elderly tene· · liberals who think the contrast ., \ .: effect on tota l employment, alt hough they do distort the dislrtbutlon of ment In a scabrous neighborhOOd. descrlbcd aboVe makes theircaseof : "mployment among sectors." . ·· Attendants are carrying away the a more intensive redistribution of . , Jobs saved in one industry, they say, a.re lost to anot her because of rhe corpses - muffled · forms on wealth. · . : gt'nerally lowered level of economic activity. stretchers, or In body bags. NeighTypically, they have a lways ' Moreover, they say, the annual costs to consumers of each job saved In bors, some In tears , teU usln broken favored lower Immigration barriers English how It happened. Now back or none - a~surlng us this was the : protected sectors are as high as·$250,!XXJ for some sectors. tothenewsroorn-andtlmeoulfor a way to get our Elnstelns, and then : · A second myth. they argue, is that protection can provide a breathing commercial. We are belg Invited lo being genuinely surprised at the low : verlod for an indus try to modernize and become more com petitive. • "Although protection may increase resources for Improving take our winter vacation on some pro)Xlrtion of E lnstelns , and the high ''• : <:Om petltlvertess, it a lso reduces p re~sure for adjustm~nt," they write. . particular Island In the Caribbean, pro)Xlrtion of criminals, among the : "" Once protection Is granted it Is common for productlvliy and unit costs to where well-oiled young bodies are Marlelltos. They have cheered on • de ter iora te even furtlter rela tive to other Industries." . seen at play. It costs, we are the "sexual revolution"·- and then ' ; In fact, they say, protectloJ1 of domestic industries might even enable assllred,oniy a few hu!ldreddqllars. shake!! their heads at tiM> quantum . fo,relgn producers to charge higher prices for their restrlcted exports. It (And there must be plenty of Increase in Ulegitlmate !Jirfhs, and ; happened in st~l during the 1970s, Jt happened with cars In the '8ls. · potential Cllstomers tor such joys wept over Its social consequences. • But if a domrstic Industry sN¢ms doom€d,-cail'l lm)Xlrt restrictions at OlitherelnTelevtslon~nd,because They hilve sternly resisted so much . Clt• "' ,., , InC. c:tJIIi ; least make the deat.h a g!'au~al qne'! On the contrary, say the economists, sonie alrnne-pald, many tbousands as a moment of prayer In the publlc ' schools, Insisting that "religious to put that commercial all the air.) : proJection may attract ll(W resources to the troubled sector. "Hey, no problem! I Wish I could have dozed ,• ; They offer this evidence: "Fully one-third of all clothing and ·textUe. · Then back tothenewsroomagaln. Instruction," or the barest hint of the In this meeting too. '( · · •. . • establishments in t.he United States at the end of 1982 were fK11 In the · There Is a special ~t toilight exlst.e nce of a moral order In the : industry just siX years earlier." on :·Hunger In OUr City.' ' A woeful Wllverse, should be Imparted only at e e ? them )not, protect . ~ IN STRIDE-PittsburghPirates'BWAhnonbeatsthethrowtoftrstas . Chicago Cubs' first sacker Leon Durham covers the bag In the eighth hmlng of Thursday's game at Wrigley F ield. Almon reached second on th~ throwing error by Cubs' southpaw Steve Trout. Chicago won ltiJ second straight vlctory,.f-1. (AP Laserpholo). ROCK SPRINGS --' Rod Rous h and Todd Hysell combined for a three-hit ter as Meigs pus hed across five fifth inning runs to post a 6-2 win , over Galli)XlliS here Thu rsday. Leading 1-0 going to the fifth in ning, the Mara uders put the game away with five runs on two walks, a fielder's choice. andsingles byChrts , Ken nedy, Scot Gheen, a nd Roush. The Blue Devils had a threat e nded in the sixth inning by a fi ne .relief job by the sophomore Hysell , making his high school· mou nd debut . Roush ha d been sailing along, but the first two batters reached in ' the sixth, forc ing Meigs coach Tim Saunders to go to the bullpen. Hysell , after walking ,the first ba tter and rnrowing a Y.1ld pitch , was fac ing the tying run at the pl a te as GalliJX>Iis had two . runs home, . m aking it 5-2; a nd !he basrs loaded With no outs. Hy$ell ·~truck out the next ba tter, theh tl:li-ew oilt a rilnner. at i~ plaie on a ball hit IJ,a~k -to the box, and got the~ide out on a pop fly . tc:i ,eC.prtd ~.se. · ·· · l •· L. Dodgers«,~3 1'beDodgers, who dropped behind 3-0 In the early going, got to Houston starter Bob Knepper for a run in t.he sixt h before erupting In the eighth against reliever Bill Dawley. Mariano Duncan wrukedwlth two outs In the eighth-and scbred when Ken Landreaux doubled to right. Marshall, who had struck out live times in three games, followed with his first homer of the season. Carlos Dlaz gave up one hit over t.hreeinnlngstoplckupthevlctoryln relief of starter Ore I Hershlser. Ken Howell pitched the final two innings for the save: Mets 2, Cardinals 1 H 0 lde r lry1ng • OU( Belpre's Lee Holder, the TVC's footbaU MVP .thls past season, has been Invited by West VIrginia head foot ball coach Don Nehien to try out for a spot on the Mountaineers' roster. Holder tu'rned down scholarship offers from P tinceton, Villanova, and Akron In an attempt for a s)Xlt wit h WVU. Holder q uarterbacked Belpre to two straight 10-1! seasons and each time Ihe Eagles qua lifled for the t o" state class AA, division IV, football playoffs. The left-handed paSser is not big In size. but can throw bullets while also very adept at running. Theson oftheBelpre'sheadcoach Ralph Holder said, 'I decided on West VIrginia because It's close. I didn 't want to be playtng 12 hours away and I wanted to play for a major college.' Holder wUI be one of 10 athletes invited by Nehlen to try out for the team. LONE WOLF RdCK-N-ROLL LaSALLE LOUNGE ' FRI. & SAT. 9:30-1:30 5000 .6000 ·7000 series tractor... ~ -v ·get $400 on any trade. And Get A $289 Utility Trailer FREE -~ co' ,,.,,,,,,,,., '"·'··'- NoSATURDAY, Till. field' Day APRIL 13, 1985 · Cavalier 3 1015,6 hp ., 26" mowl!r. Manua l Buy a 4000 1tarL S u•• · reta il NOW ONLY 10:00 .A.M. TO 12:00 NOON $869 series tractor· At ·Meigs County Fairgrounds 4208 mower. Electric 8hp . 5speed w/ 36" mower, 4211HW mower. Electric t tart. 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Mets starter Ron Darling spaced four St. Louis hits over seven Innings, but . the victory went to Roger McDowell, Who retired three batters In the top of the 11th in hls first majorleaguf" appearance. · Braves&, P hiDies 3 In addition to Murphy's hitting , 1\llanta ' got a bobst from rookie rellt"Ver Zane Smith. The left hander pitched out o f a basesloaded, one-out sit uation In the fourthlnnlngby getting Jeff Stone to ground into a double play and then pitched three more . innings In gaining his first vjctory. Roush received credit for the win as he allowed only two hits, fanning three and wa lking three, Hysell a lso fanned three and walked three In his two lrlnings. T h ree Ga llipolis pitche r s, McCarty, Shepler, a nd Ramey com bined to fan six and wa lk six. Hitting safely for the Marauders, now 3-3 overall, were Paul Dailey with a double while J am es Acree. Gheen, Rous h, Kemiedy, a nd Rick Wise each singled once. Kev Eastma n doubled forGalllpolls while Todd Bergdoll and Robbie Young singled once for the Blue Devils' three hjts. Meigs goes after their third straight win tonight at hom e against TVC foe Warren Local. CO LUMBUS, Ohio (API - Alsatia n scored an easy five-lengt h victory In Thursday' s fea tunid $4,(XX) claimi ng · race at Darby Downs, Alsa tia n, ridden by lnoc.e nlo Marte, ran the five fu rlongs in: 593-5 to pay $3.40, $2.40 and $2.10. Cyddy Road placed second, pay ing $3 a nd $2.20, and Only Jokingreturned$2.40 In show. The four th-race tri!ecta paid $2 ,484.20. the highest o! the day's · three trilcctas. A crowd of 3,929 wagered $438.!m. .. i , New York, forced Into extra lnnlngs tor the secoild time in as · many games, again won at the · expense of ex-Met NeD Allen. After Keith Hernandez singled to open the llt.h, Allen carne ori to face Gary Carter, who won Tuesday's 11). Inning affair by belling an ADen pitch Into the St. Louis bullpen. On Thursday, Carter singled off ' the glove of thifll baseman Art Howe and, when !.he ball sldttered·lntofoul territory, Hernandez ¢hugged Into t.hlrd , - George Foster was walked In ten tlonally to load the bases befo~c Heep was walked on a 3-1 pitch . The New York comeback ruined a Darby Downs r esults -. :goods By The~latedPreis SteVe Trout ma(le one bad throw, and 'It cost him a run, but Jose DeLeon's one bad pitch cost him the game. · With -two ·runners aboard in_the fourth Inning, DeLeQn threw a pitch toChicago's Ron Cey that wandered across the middle of the pla te. Cell de)Xlslted the ball into the left -field seats to send theCu~ to a 4-1victory 'over the Pittsburgh Pirates. · Trout, meanwhile, ltmlted the Pirates to three hits in tossing a complete game. His only bad toss . was directed toward first base, -and the resulting errant· toss set up Pittsburgh's only run. In other NatiOnal League action , Mike Marshall's two-run horner ca pped a three-run Dodger uprising In the eighth inning and Los Angeles held on for a 4-3 victory over the Houston Astros at the Astrodome. In New York, Danny Heepdrew a bases-loaded walk In the bot tom. of the 11th Inning to give the Meis a2-1 · victOry over the St. Louis Cardinals. In Philadelphia, Dale Murphy drove In three runs a~d scored twice to pace the Atlanta Braves to a 6-3 rturnph over the Phlllies, who have ost 11 consecutive g_arnes over two seasons. Marauders defeat Blue Devils., 6-2 ~~w~ · .. The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~ Page--2-The DailySentinel Ohio _Running The Daily . Sentinel ' • $1 ;v ·Q99 ·get a free thatcher and grass catcher-buy now. No.monthly payments for .90days. . NEW IDEA ITEMS: Stop in today ® register to win a .$239 *CORN PLANTER *ROUND BALER *MOWER CONDITIONER ' walko behind mower. 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PH. 992-7031 ' --------------------~--------------------------------------~1 CONGRATULATIONS \ AND GOOD LUCK FROM 'AT DOWNING-CHILD· S . . AGENCY, ·INC. lOW, LOW PRICES AND GOOD USED CARS · . BEND AREA MERCHANTS ASSO-CIATION . RIGGS .. · USED CARS 915-4100 I (HESTER · MULLEN INSURANCE Serving Metge Co. Staee t868 . 113 E.· SECOND ST. POMEROY 614-992-2342 992-3381 992-2690 . ~ 1 '. ' ,, ' I �., ' Friday, April 12, 1986 Page 6-The Daily Sentinel I ..... ,.•• ....•• {' •• •• • ...•• ' i ' 1 "1" ' ,_ , ' r, ' •• "' . .. ". e ' t~ ' • ~/I ./ ( ; : YELLOW BELTS - 'lbese four members of the ;IWetp County Karate Club which meels Tuesdays, "l'hursdays and Saturda,ys·at the Carleton School In Syracuse received the 8th KYU, yeUow belts, after testing at Ohio University. Instructor for the club Is Mlck Howell with Ed Cozart as asststartt Instructor. Winning their yeUow belt, I tor, were Thomas Holter, Jamey Holter, Steven Gl".uly and Marvin White. Marauderettes ~~ill unbeaten Hallberg takes Masters lead AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Gary Hallbergsaysthere'snowayhewill begin thinking about a Masters golf championship yet. I "If you think like that you can ellmlnate your chances right away," Hallberg said Thursday after securing a one.shot lead with a 4-under·pilr 68 hi the opening round of the season's first maj or championship. "It' s four days, 72 holes," hesald. " The easiest time Is when you'reon the golf course. It'stheother18hours I have to keep such thoughts away. " I dqn't wantto think about It until I have a tap-in on 18 Sunday," he added. 1 Hallberg, who wears an Indiana Jones-style fedora, birdied two of the last four holes on the 6,005-yard Augusta National Golf Club layout . Payne Stewart, whose clothing quirk Is knickers, and Tom Watson, who haswontwlceandrecordedflve other top five finishes in the last eight Masters, shared second, one slender shot off the pace. There were several ather Jmpos: figures within striking distance. Ben Cren· shaw, PGAcham~Lee'rriMnoand former Masters winner Ray Floyd were Jn a group at 10. Jack Nicklaus, holder of a record five Maslers titles and 17 major professional tliumphs, and South African Cary Player, a three-~lme winner of this event, were In a group at 71. Hallberg also gave credit to a physics professor and a teaching pro from Scotland. He said he went to see the physics professor, Dr. RalphMannofOcala, Fla ., two weeks ago for compqter· ized swing analysis and got some more help from the Scot, Bob Torrance, on Wednesday . HallbergtoldTorrancehe thought he had done wonders with his son, Sam Torrance, who had an opening round 73 The elder Torrance then spent about an · hour helping Hallberg work on hls game Hallberg says he wears the Indiana Jones had for several reasons. "I dldn 't want to be like the ather clenes I hear so much about out here, ' ' he said. " It's funny . Baseball and football players wear (he same uniform, but lhey're 'seen 'as different. " ,. • . He also said the hat shields hls: eyes from thf> sun and keeps hlm from m¥1ng eye contact with spect ators, which he find & distracting Hallberg's round included six birdies and two bogeys It was a two-putt birdie from 25 feet on the 15th that gave him a sha1 eo! the lead and a UHooter on the 17th that m oved him to the top of the leader board. ----I ---•• • • r. ,. 0 ,. ··--- ·-~ 100 WATTS PER CHANNEL, MINIMUM RMS INTO 8 OHMS FROM 20-20,1100 Hz, WITH NO MORE THAN 0.05% THO 49:!5 Save 5200 Low As $20 Per Month on Cltlllne • Our finest and most powerful rece1ver! Quartz crystal c1rcU1t locks all stat1ons on-frequency Memory stores t2 stations (6 AM, 6 FM) for instant recall. #31 ·3012 HALF .. PRICE.· Use instant·load1ng Program Paks, or wnte programs 1n , BASIC. Expandaole. Attaches to any color TV 1126-3136 TV eKtra Originally 999.00 In 1984 Cal. 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Church School9·15 a m ; Worstjp Seme 10: J> a m Chotr rehearsal, 1\Qsday, 7 ;I) p.m under direction cl Allee Nease POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA· RENE. Comer Unloo and Mulbell)', Rev. Th:nna• Glen McClung, pastor OYde Hender· son, S. S. Supt , Sunday SchOOl, 9::ll a.m., mornlnawcnhlplll::lla m : evenlngservkeo p m, mid-week service, Wednesday, 7 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 3:l6 E. Main Sl .. Poll'lenl)' Sunday sm1<:es: Holy communion on the ftnt Sunday of each mmtli, and combined wtth momlrlg prayer m the tl)lnld Sunday Mocnlng p!'ayff and sermon on aD ....... SUndays ct the month Church School and Nursery care prov1ded Cdlee hour In the Parish Halllmmedlalely rauowlne Ih e POMEROY CHURCI! OF CHRIST, 212 W. Main Sl, Nell Prolldtool, pealor Bible School 9llam. MorningW(I"'Shlp,lO:llam , Yqutb meotlngs, 6:00pm : Eve\lng wonhlp, 7 OOp. m Wednesday nlghl prayer meeting and Bible study 7 00 pm TilE SALVATION ARMY, m Bunemul Av. Pomeroy Mrs. Dora Wining In charge. Sunday holiness meotlng, 11) a m , Sunday School, I~ :Jl a m. Sunday School, YPSM EJoi!<o Adams, l<ader 7 :Jl p m Salvation meotlng. valioUs speakerS and music spECials Thursday, 11 :J) am to 2 p.m Lafties HOOle ~. membPrs In charge, all wornm Invited; 6:45 . p.m Th.,_y, Corp; <:ado! Oasss !Young f\oople-Biblei. 7::ll p.m Bible Study and Prayer meeting, _ , to lhe public POMEROY WESI'SIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 3.lll6Chlldren's Home RDOd !County Road 'II;) 992!)2:!1 Vocal music Sunday Wor sll1p lOam., Bible Study Ua m.: Wonhlp, 6p m Wemesday, Bible Study, 7 pm. OLD DEXTER J!IBLE CHRISTIAN CIIURCH, Charles Hatfield, paslor: Linda Swan, Sup< Sunday School 9 00 am, ....,.cb. lng """'"""· 11rs1 and third Sunday roUowtng Sunday School. Youth meeting, 7::ll p.m. ev ery sunday GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pi-E'achlng !;t· 30 a m , first and second Sun (lays or'each month; third and fourth Sun day~ eaeh monlh worship servll'es at 7 30 p m Wedpesdp.y ('V~nlngs aT 7: 30 p m Prayer qnd Bible Study , · · ' SEVENTH·DA ~ ADVENTIST. Mulb· N rY HEI'Ights Road, Pomrroll MICha~l PI onkowskl. pastor: MariE' Splrr s. Sabbath School Supt Sabbath School al 2 p m on Saturday with worship services foJJowlng at 3 15 p m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sister Harriett Warner , Supl Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn in~ Worship 10 45 am POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David Mann. minister William Snouffer , Sunday School Supt Sunday SC hool, 9' 30 a m : Morning Worship 10· 30 a.m, FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po mero.,. Pike. David Hunt, pastor, Jack NeM:s. Sunday School Dlrf'ector Sunday SCool, 9' 30 a m ; Mornln~ Worship, 10:30: <'Venlna: worship, 7· 00 p.m. Tuesday Vlsl tatlon 7 p m WE'dnesday, Prayer Sef'VIceo, 7 30 p m .; Mission Friends, 7 30 p m: Girls in Action, 7. ll p.m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH , Bal · try Run Road, Rev . Emmett Rawson , pas tor Handley Dunn. supl. Sunday School. lOam. Sundayevenlngservlce, 7 30p m , Bibl e tt'achlna-. 7·30 p m Thursday. SYRACUSE MISSION, CHerry Sl . Sy· racusr . SPrvlct?S, .JO a.m. Sunday Evt"nlng servlct'S Sunday and Wednesday at 7 OOp m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Rev Keith Eblin, pastor Sunday School 9 30 am . Wade Ha yman , supl : Morning Worship, 10 30a m Sdnday «:ve-nin~ service 7 30 p m : WronHday PrayE>r Met>Ung. 7 30 p m 1\rr MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Rac!nfl' R£>V James SattE'rflf:'ld, pastor Frl'e-man Williams. Supt Sunday School 91"5 a m. Sunday and WC'dncsda y even lnR S("fVk£'S, 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST CornC'r Sheth and PalmC'r Georgr Rlsor, lnt<>rlm Pastor Ray Fl<>lds , S S Sup1 • Dan Riggs , Asst Supt . Sunday SCh011l, 9: 15 a m . Morning Worship. 10. 15 a m . Sun · day Ev("nlng Sfrvlci', 7 p m Youth meeT lng, 7 30 p m Wcdn<'sday . eYening s<' r v!ce 7 p m . Choir practice 8 P m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. 5th and Main, Bob Melton. minister At tfartson , assoc . minister: Mlk«' Ger1ach, BibleSunday School \ Superintendent School 9:30 a .m ., Morning Worship 10 30 a m Eve'nlng Worship 7·00 p m . Wednes day, 7 00 p.m. Praye-r meetln~~:. MIDDLEPORT CHUREH OF THE NA· ZARENE. Co pastors Rev . Charles Coyle and Rev. Nant'y Coyle. 8111 While, Sunday Sthool Supl. Sunday School 9:30 a.m, Morning Worshlp10. 30 a.m , Evangelistic meeting 7:00pm . Wednesday, 7 00 p m Prayer meeting. tJNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COtJNTV Rew. Wanda tlolln~M, Director Harold olohnaon Director.of ~ducatiOA , HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CH U RCH - Sunday Wcnhlp services 9.00a.m.: Church SChool10: 15a .m : Bible Study Sunday 7· 30 p.m . Prayer Group Wt'dnesday at 9:00am . MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Church school lO 15 a.m Morning Ylor· shiP 11 · 1~ a.m. Tuosday, Ill·OO a.m . Bible Sludy: Thursday. 7::Jl p .m. Bible Sludy. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· TERJAN - Worship service 9•00 am Church SchoollO. 00 a .m . Tuesday, 10 a m. Bible Study~ Sunday, 6 p m Junior and Se· nJOr Hl&h Youth Groups . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Pastor, JOhn Evans Sunday Sohool tO 00 a m.: Sunday Momlng Worohtp 11:00 • m Chll· dren'o Church 11 a.m. Sunday EvenlliJI servtce 7:00pm. Wed , 6 p 111 Young La· dln' Auxiliary, Wed11Hday, 7 p.m. ram · lly Worohlp HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near Lona: Bottom Edle1 Hari, pastor. sunday School 9: 30 a.m, Worohlp IO•:Jl a .m.: l!rayor .mHttna Thuroday, 7. 00 p.m . MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH, Comor Aah and Plum. Ratpll Quadlff, paotor. Sjlnday SchoollO·OOa m .: Mornlna worohtp, 11; 00 a.m .: Wecillflday and S.turday Evening ServiClft at 7:30 p rll J llrCUI BEN ' ;i!;FRANKLIN' U Middleport ~~;;;;r:et 212 992·3785, Pomeroy MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHIJRCB Far Sauer, Dtree*or. Rev. 1am01 E. C.rbltl, o\NIIIIaal NORTBI!:MT CLUaTER Rev. Dell Aftllerc Rev. Roy DeRev. Sehl• .J.._on ALFRED - Church SChool 9:30a.m.; Worship, Jla.m.: !IMYF. 6:.10 p.m.: UW, Third tuesday, 7 30 p m Communion, first Sunday (Archer) CHESTER - Worship 9 a m , Church School lOam; Bible Study, Thursday,7p. m ; UMW, first Thursday, 1 p.m., Com munlon, first Sunday (Arch@J') JOPPA - Worship 9· 30 a m ; Church Sthool 10 30 am Bible Sludy, Wedn.. day , 7· :11 p m (Johnson) LONG \IOITOM - Church SchOOl 9: 30 am: Worship 7 p.m.: Btble Study, Wed -, nesday, 7 30 p m., lrMYF, Wednesday, 6 00 p.m. ; Communion FJrst SUnday. !Archer) REEDSVILLE- Church School9:30 a m ; Worship Service 11 00 a.m. (Deeter ) TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL Church School 9 am.; Worship 10 am; · Bible Study, Tuesday, 7: 31) p.m: UMW, Third Tuesday, 1 30 p m ., Communion ·-.....§> " r Middleport, Ohio K&C JEWELERS ~'\.· ~ 3. · 992-3840 r ,, futtl Ph 99!·!101 PoMII'OY s 'f CK · SUPERMARKET John F. Fultz iJ NE.PLANING MILL I Mill Work· Pomeroy 992-3325 MiddleportPomeroy, Oh. Phone (614) 742-2777 '. Nationwide Ins. Co. 216 S. Second DAILY SENTINEL J. Wm. "Blll" Brown. owner Cabinet Making Syracuse 95R 299 · The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. Fire & Equipment s~~~~ce c:~ 11995 1::!~ 49900 Low As $20 Per Month on CltiLine• . Locust & Beach Street 992·9921 Middleport SPRING & SUMMER HOURS MON.-FRI. 9 TO S SAT. 9 TO I By·AadiO Shack · Save •40 · · Service 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992 -2975 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM ~~ - Complete Automotive GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE STA·2500 by RealiStic"' OSU•Pitt tilt, night contest IICUA - This Message and Church ELLIS & SONS SOHIO· SWISHER & LOHSE 992·3978 ROCK SPRINGS Maria Musser doubled home Gina Follrod with the winning run as Meigs kept Its undefeated record Intact with an exciting nine-Inning 2·1 win over Gallipolis here Tirursday. Follrod had opened the ninth with a single and went to second on Jodi Harrison's single. An out later, Follrod drove in the game.wlnner. Meigs' Barb Hatfield and GAHS' Angie Russell battled each other on the mound to a near dead-heat as both hurlers were In control. Hatfield fanned seven, walked seven, and allowed four hits. Russell fanned two, walked five, and gave up seven hits. Gallipolis took a HI lead In fifth when Cowan doubled home Russell with two outs. Meigs tied It In the sixth when wlthoneoutJenniCouch walked. stole second, and scored on Hatfield's double Gallipolis missed a golden oppor· LEVEL ACHIEVERS - 'lliese three karate students have won lor tunlty In the eighth to gain the lead as various levels of achievement after testing at Ohio University In Athens. they put runners on first and second 'lbey are members of the Meigs County Karate Club which meets thioee with one out, but second sacker lime~ a week for ~gat the Carleton School. From the left are Lee Carol Smith nabbed a line drive and' Splwn, '7th KYU1 blue ,belt; MJke Jones, lith KYU, purple belt, and Jolm stepped on second for the Inning· l!eaver, 2nd J{YU, brown belt. ehdlng double play • ~he Dally Sentinel. . Again In the .llln!h, the Blue Angels' loaded the ~es with two !USPS lli·BOO) 1\ Oi~IMlon of Multtmedla, hJC. out, ))uj Harrison made a good play . '· ~P- ublished t"Verv "'a'rtC'rnoon, .' on a grounder to s.hort to end that Mondav l hrough Fr lda"' . 111, Court ST v !he t)u:eat . Ohio VaJI('V Publishing Company Mul Meigs ha<lrunners on ~nd ijJ'Id !lmr-dla. Inc , Pomefo) , Ohio 45769 h 9921 1 ~ r 5l•cond cla'ss pos tage paid a t third with no outs In the eighth~ but Pomf'IOV, 0)110. couldn't plate the winner. After _ COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -With Mt •mlx'r Th1• As!oOOC ia tro Prc•ss, In Musser reached on an error, an assist from CBS· TV, Ohio State's la nd D;ulv P r<'ss Associ ation and thr Hatfield singled. They both ad· 1985 home football opener with Am e r lc<:~ n Newspu pf'r PuhllshNs As· socla !lon Na Tions I Adv t' rllsln~ Repr(' vanced a base on a balk, but Russell Pittsburgh will become the first "f'nlat!w•. Branhum NP wspapc r Sales, pitched out of trouble getting a night, game In Ohio Stadium's 64 733 Thnd AH'nue, NC'v. Ymk , New J;or k 10017 strikeout, a foul pop, and a ground seasons. our. Ted Turner , owner of Turner POSTMASTER ~ nd addJt' ss eha ngC'S Coach Jon Arnott called this the 10 IllC' Oanv Senlln(l!, 111 Court St , Po Broadcasting System Inc., would mC'rov Ohio 4M69. best defensive ga'm e of the year for like to open his new $9 million, thtiMarauderettes. Meigs is now4.0 two-year supplementary television · SUBSCRIPTION Hi\Tt;s By Carri er or Motor Route j\1elgs plays at home tonight package .wlth tb_e Big Ten Confer· One W('("k $1 10 ~~~lnst Warren Local .. ence by beaming the game nation· One Month .. . S':i 80 On (> Year Sm 20 ally over the TBS cable system. SINGLE COPY However, CBS-TV, as the prim· PRI('ES Dally ary telecasterofBigTengames, will have first choice. CBS-TV has to Subsc rlix'r s not drs h In~ to pav th r car · 1ir r ma v r('mlf in ad' a ncr• dir l'cT lo announce Its September football ~UCHTEL - Both the Meigs Th£' Da!lv Sf'nT!nr t on a 3, ti OI 12month 1. Ohio State schedule by June ba ~ l$ Cl('dJ Twill be glvt" n carrl t'l £'a ch s and girls track teams opened month officials expect that network to lr season recently as both sored bypilss the game with Pittsburgh, s over host Nelsonvllle· York . No subset lpTionfl bv mull Pf'rm.lll t'd In because the Panthers especially I0\1.115 whf'n-' homP ('Hn lt•r serv iC'C' Is e Meigs boys won 78·53 winning a v,ll labl(l struggled through an off-season ut nj!le of 16 events while the girls 1984. Mall Sulbit rlplluns pilsted a one-sided 91-35 victory, lntdde Ohio Pittsburgh visits Ohio Stadium~ ~nnlng lO of 16 events. 1:1 Wf'<'ks $14 56 v Saturday, Sept. 14, In a rematch of 26 Weeks ~Scoring by event went as fol· 129 12 52 W('(lkS ~'i!< 24 the 1984 Fiesta Bowl teams. The lows: Out Hide Ohio h Jump - C. uC'ss IN Y I ~·fi. Kilch(>n Buckeyes won that game 28-23. 13 W£'(1kS $1;60 f Walt('t stN · VI 16 \V(I('kS ,11 20 The Blg Ten Is romniltted to five It .futnp - Cr('mC'an s I M 1 19'9'/t ' • 52 Wreks 15980 Silt jN·VI Robinso n CMI night gjimes in Its 16-game package ut Put - Wc•lrh cM1 36 9', Johnson with TBS thls fall. f V \, MC'adows IMI The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Friday, April12, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio •• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio PatiEnt ?clbbY Su\'hlil on "' Umb out.aldc my kJtchcn, o btrd naft~d hiHo ttlcck black " TOll~ und cun-cd hltt t.hn.lat tn o bt,rm or t>urc bcuut). ,.Wutdl out"' I wunll;d tu Cl) fur mer b\ the •u~r~wlpl1c T11obln croochcd, anvc:d In predator\' Kllcncc: Stone-like tihc tii.Grcd, UK ll1c bird warbled, und C\'Cn al\.cr the !tOia,(Hotcr Oat~hcd uiTtn 11 :nn:itk, t~hc ......... --· KU.t lm('l(lt't'I\'CI). I Jov. like our Tabb~· "'C humunM MomcumcK~rt CattRhlln l.hc ur making u II\ lug, fi Wicmulcd wttll prOblcnuo, we k~ok In· diiT~.:n:llll\ al uur \mrld fOfl(clUrta tlNil C~ R!\OCalM IJirnMCI( In "-- Ire~ slmph: "'in'!i we pnrkJok. the lotlMhtcr of u child , llu: Mmllc of • slr~r, and lhc Jluml!lM colon> o( Ullt huwbw:l&pC Yuurchurchcun Khowyoo htM tonudjo\ In U(..:llt(ulll \\'lthlnll~ fdlm\ hhiJJ rou Ct4ll \cum lh~.: hupplnc1414 "hlch comcH lront 10\lng Gud and ...cnlnj!: Cllm ~·---...._...._, .... -~ ..... - prayer service Thurlday, 7·ll,) p.m. EvangPIIstlc Service 7. 30 p.m. Wednes· CARLE:l'OIIINTERDENOMINA· day. Prayer mPetln~ 7 30 p m Thursday. TIONAL CHURCH, Klftllbury Rood. Rev. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· David CUr!mln, paotor. SWIII&f School Harrisonvlllr Rd Robe-rt Purtell, minis· 9: :ll a.m.: Ralph Corl, SUp!. EVrilna wor· ter, StE'Vt> Stanley, S S Supt.: Bill McEI· ship 7:30 p m. Prayer mHt'!!i, WedDes· roy. Asst Supt., Sunday SChool 9:30 a.m , doy 7· :Jl p.m. Worship service 10 30 a.m , Evening wor· LONG BO'ITOM CHRISTIAN, JOlly ship Sunday 7p m and Wednesday, 7 p.m. Holland, pastor, Wa1lace Damewood, ST 'JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Pine Sunday School SUpt Worship seryl(e, 9 a. Grove. The Re-v. William Mlddleswarth, m .. Bible SchooiiO a .m pastor Church servlt', 9:30 a m ; Sunday SChool 10· 30 a .m . HYSELL 1\UN HOLINESS CHURCH. Rev Tberf!On Durham. paste.-. Sunday BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, SchoOl at 9:30 a.m ; Mornlna worlblp at John Wrigh t. passtor Sunday School9 :KJ 10: 30 a.m.; SUndly even1n1.serv1ee at7:30 a m ; Larry Havn~. S. S. Supt. Morning First Sunt1ay (Arcben worship 10 30 a m p m Thursday IIOJ'V~ ot 7:30p.m CENTRAL CLUSTER FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA Rev. .lam• E. Corbitt RENE, Rev . Thomas H Collier , pastor. Knob, located on County Roo4 31. Rev. Rev. Steven NeiHII Law~nce GlufRftcamp, put«. Hew. Martha W olfe, Chairman or the Board of Rev. Rlcb&r4 llolbemldl Rocrr .Willford, uot. pao1or. PrN<blq Christian Lllf' Sunday Sthool 9: 30 a.m .. Rev. Rol!eri E. IIebi•.,. services SUaclay 7: i!O p.m. Proyer meollal ' Morning worship 10 M a m : Sund~y Rev• .t...rew R•bettldnt , W~n01clay, 7:30 • p m.. Gary Grlfllth, t'VE'nlng worship 1: 30p.m. Prayf'r mt'fltlng ASBURY (Syracuse)- Worship 11 a m 7:30pm . Wed~esday. leader. Youth aroupo Sunday...,.,., at , Church School 9· 45 a m : Charge Bible 6 00 p m with Roarr aNI Vlolot Wlltfordd, LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. ~·· Study, Wednesday, 7·30p.m., UMW, first leaders Communkm service flJ'st Sunday tE'r WOOd y Ca\1, pastor. St>rVIces Sunday Tue-sday, 7.30 p m.; Choir Rehearsal , 1Q a m, and 1 p.m. Wedneosday, 7 p.m. . each montta. Wednesclay, 6 30 p. m ; UMW, fourth Sun · WHITE'S CHAPEL ' WESLEY AN -<Ia¥, S::ll p.m. (Nelson). . CHURCH -'Coolville RD. Rev Pbllllp 1!1· ENTERPRIS}': .- Worship 9 a m :' RACINE FIRS:r BAPTIST, Steve denour, paator. SUnday SC- 9! 30 a.m.: Church School10 am .; Bible Study, Tues Deaver. Pastor. Robert Smith, Sunday wonhlp aervlee 10· 30 a m.; Bible atudy day, 7::Jl p.m.: UMW. Flrsl Monday, 7: 30 School Supt , Sunday School 9: JO a.m.; and wore hlp 1ervlce, Wednesday, 7 p.m. p m, UMYF, Sunday, 6 p m Choir Re Mornlnl!l: worship 10:40 a.m.: Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, hearsai, 6:30 p.m Wednesday. (Rotheevening worshiP 7 30 p m , Wedf)~day Mark Janet, pastor. Bill Nicholson, Sun· michl ~venlng Bible at .Jy 7: 30p.m. clay School SUpt. SUnday School9: 311o.m., FLATWOODS- Church School , lOam BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY Mornlna Worship and Communion 10: Xla. , Worship, 11 a.m., Bible Study, Thursd C HURCH . Burlingham Rt>v Okey Ray m day , 7 p.m ., UMYF. Sunday, 6 P m Laundermllt , pastor Ph. 992·7324. Sund~ RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST Am,. (Rothemlch) ' &hoollO OOa m ; Sunday ~venlng.servl~ Tillis, pallor. Jay Stllos, supt. Sunday FOREST RUN - Worshlp 9 , a m ; 7 00 p m , Wednesday evening service, School 9· ~ 1 m ; Momlq wonhlp, 10 J) Church School 10 a m ; Choir practice, 7:00p.m. a.m ; SUnday evening service 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, 6:30p.m .; UMW, first Tuesday , PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH, \1 Wedllflday servl~ 1 p m. WMPO pro7 30 p m (Nelson) milL> off Rt 32~ Rev . BE'n J Walls, pastor gram 9 a.m each SUnday HEATH iMiddleporl(- Church School, LE."(' Russell, S.S. Supt. Sunday SChool9 30 RIJTLAND CHURCH OF '111E N.UA· 9 30 a.m; WorshiP 10:30 a .m.; Bible a m . Morning Worship tO: :K) a m ; Sun· RENE RJ,v. Lloyd D Grimm, Jr. , pallor. Study, Tuesclay, 10 a.m.: UMW, second day ~venin~ servlcf 7: JO p.m.; W£1dne&· SIUiday School9: 30 a.m.; Worship oe.vl<e Monday, 7·30 p m; UMW Second Mon - dav SE'rylce', 7:30 p,m 10 30 am.: YouliJI people'• service 6 p.m. day, 7: 30p.m., UMM , Third Monday, 1:30 , Eva~.tlatleaervice6: 30p m . Wednetday p.m (Robinson I SILVER RtJN BAPTIST, Bill Little, IIOJ'VIce 7·p m MINERSVILLE - Worship Service lO pastor Stt've Little, S S Supt Sunday MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, MOler am; ChurehSchool.ll a .m.; UMW, third Sctlool 10 am .~ Morning worslp 1 11 a.m.: St • Mutm, W Va. Eua:en• L Cooter, ml· Wednesday, t p m, Choir practice, Mon Sunday evenln,; worship 7:30p.m. Prayer nlster Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m.: Worday, 7:30p.m . (NE'Ison) meE>tlng and Bible study Thursday, 7:30p. ohlp 11 a.m. aNI 7 p m. Wed...4ay Bible PEARL CHAPEL - Worthlp Service 9 m : Youth meeting WednHday at 7 p m. Study_. vocal music, 7 p m a m , Church School 11 a fn ; UMW se· CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dlld· cond Tuesday 7: 30p.m ; UMYF last TUH· 383 N 2nd Ave , Middleport Sunqay din& Lane. Maam, W. Va J. N. Thick«, day, 7::ll p.m. lubenklng) School 10 am Sunday eve111ng ~·oo p m . put..-. Evenlna """''"" 7: 30 p.m. , POMJ;:ROY- Church School, 9 15 am men~• Ministry, Thunday, 9:30 a.m.; , Worship Service, 10: 30 a.m ., Ctlolr re Wednesday Proye• and Bible Study, 7 15 hearsal Wednesday. 7.30 p .m.: UMW, se \ LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN <:HURCH, p m. t conq Tuesday, 7· 30 p m: UMYF, Sunday, Robert E Muuer, pastor Sunday School HARTFoRD I?IIVRCH OF CHRIST IN 6 p m. (Corbll() · 9 JO am: Paul Musser, supt.; Morning CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev. William ROCK SPRINGS- Church SchOol, 9. 15 worship 10· 30 a m : Sunday evening ser· pastor S..Niay School 9 :ll a Campboll, a.m; Worship 10 a.m ; Bible Study, Wed vice, 7 p m , mld·wt"t"k service, Wednes · m.; James Huahet, supt. ~ve-ntna ll"f'Vlce nesday, 7 :ll p.m: UMYF (5enlors(, Sun day , 7 p m. 7. 30 p.m. Wedtllday even11111 prayer meet day, 5 p m , (Juniors) every other Sun· lng 7: :r1 p m Youth prayer '!lf't"VIce l'lch day, 6 p.m . (Rotbemlch) ·Tuesday. RUTLAND - Church School, 9 45 a m,: SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, Worship, 10 30 a m , UMW (Evenlnlg Clr· ZARENE Rev Glenn McMillan, pa~tor W Va . Rt t, James l...l'WI.!i, pastor. War· cle) second Wednesday, 7 30 p.m; OMW Mary Janice Lavender, SundAy SChool (Afternoon Clrclel second Thursday, 1 p Supt. Sunday School 9. :1> a m . Morning , ship scrvtces 9: :JJ a m., Sunday Schoolll a m : EYl'nlng worship 7: JO p m . Tuesday m (Rubenking) • worship to· 30 a m ; E-vangelistic service, collagt~ prayer mE'f.'flnR and Bible Study SALEM CENTER - Church School, 10 6p m: PntyerandPratseWednesday, 7p 9 :MJ a.m., Worship li'I'VIC't", Wednp.sday am, Worship 9 45 a.m. (RubenkiRJ l m Youth mt>etlng, 7 p m , 700 m. · · SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8 30 a m , otJ'R SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Church SChool tO a.m. (Rubenk\ng) EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN Walnut and Htnry Sts., Ravenawood, W CHRIST, Elden R Blake, pastor Sunday 80U'111EHN CLUSTER Va The Rev. Gt'Or~te C Welrldc:. paslor. School 10 a .m .: Robert RH<I, Supl. Mom· Rev. Boler Grace Sunday SChad 9 ll a m ; Sur\day.worship lng sermon. 11 a .m .. Sunday nlght ser· Rew. PHI Mco.lre llam vices Christian End.avor 7:30pm , Song Rev. llelllo ...., CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, localedoo service 8 p.m. P~achlna 8:30 p m. Mid APPLE GROVE- Church School9a.m Pomeroy Pike, Coun1y Road~ neel' Flat· wet>lt pray•r meeting. Wednesday, 7 p m . : Worship, 10 a m (First and third Sunwoods. Rt'V Blaekwoocl, pastcr. !lfrvlet'J Alvin R~. layleader days) ; UMW, Second Tuesday, 7:30pm .. oo Sunday at 10· :.t a m . and 7.30 p.m. wltb Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 p m , Sunday Scbool 9::Jl a .m Bible Study, Wed· (Grace) neoday, 7::10 p.m . ·' HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. BETHANY - Worship, 9 a m : Church F AI'Ill FELLOWSniP CRUSADE FOR Roger Watson , pastor. Crenton Pratt, School, 10 am , Bible Study, Wednesday, CHRIST, St. Rt. 338, Antiquity. Rev sunday Scbool Supt. Momlng worohlp 9' 30 10 a.m., Dorcas Women' s Fellowship, Franklln Dickens. Pastor. SUncSay morn· am., Sunday Schooll0: 30 a .m .; Eventnr Wednesday, 11 a.m. (McGuire). ing 10 a m ; Sunday . e\tnlns 7 :rl p.m. service, 7 30 p m CARMEL- Church SChool 9 30 a m ., MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, Thul'ldoy eveni11J17::Jl p.m . Worship, 10:45 a .m Second and Fourth STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· pastor: Joe Sayre, Sunday School Sup!. Sundays: Fe11owship dinner wllh Sutton, TIST CHURCH Paotor , Roberl Byen School 9 45 a.m .; Evening war· Sunday ttllrd Thursday. 6 ~ p.m (McGuire} Sunday School 10 a.m.: Worohlp llt'Vk'o II ship 6:30p.m .; Prayer Meeting, 6:30p.m. EAST LETART- Church School9 a .m am, Sunday <'Venin, Sft'VIce.7:30 p.m.: Wednesday. , Worship 10 a .m . second and fourth SunTUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Wednesday .venlni •Hrvlct! 7: 30p.m. days; UMW first Tuesday, 1: 30 p.m. INDEPENDENT HOLINiliS CHURCH CHRIST. Jocly Holland, nllntoter O.ryl (Grace! lne , Ptoarl Sl , Mlddle(lO<t Rev. O'Dell W•lls, Supt. Mornlnr worship, 8.00 a.m.; LETART FALLS - Worship 9 om, Manley, pulor. Sunday School9: 30a m., Church Scbool 9 00 a m Church SchoollO a .m (Gracel MomlnJ wcnhlp 10:30 un.; EvenlliJI CHESTER CHURCH OF '!liE NAZA· MORNING STAR- Worship, 9:4h.m ., wonhlp 7 311 p m ......,.y, 12: :Jl p.m. WoRENE. Rev Herbert Grate, pa~tor . Church School 10 30 a.m., Blbl~ Study, men's Pray« meotllll. WodtiOiday, 7,:10 Fronk Riffle, oupt. SIUiday Scttool 9: 30 a. Thursday, 7: :Jl p.m. 1Rador 1 • p.m Prayer and Pra!M oervk:O. • ~ m .: Worship llfrvlce, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. MORljE CHAPEL- Church School9 30 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST ~..,. Sunday WednHday, 1 p m Prayer meet· a.m., W~ship 11 am. (Rader) TOLJC - VanZandt aNI Ward Rd Elder Ina. RACINE WESLEYAN - Church LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Jom01 M.Uier, pallor. S..lt4ay School, School, Ill a.m.: Worship, 11 a .m.: UMW 10:30 o.m; Worohl~ Service, Sult4ay, 7.00 CHURCH . Rov. Robort Miller, paotor. fto. fourth Monday 7 30 p m. , Men's Prayer p.m.: Bllllo Study, W - y . 7::Jl p.m. ~ E . Barton, Director ol Chrlltlan EduBreaktall, Wednetday_. 7 a.m. (Grace). POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS. cation. Lloyd Wrlahl, aulllanl. Sunda¥ SUTfON - Church Scbool, 9. :Jl a.m .. HorrllonviUe Road . Dlvld Forr•U. pol· School 9: 311 M.omlnl wonblp 10· 30 Mornlna: worahlp 10: &5 a m . first and tbtrd 1«, CUnJon Foul•. Sundar Scllool SUpt.: S!lnclay 6. !0 p.m.: Sunday•: Fellowship dinner wtth Carme\, SUnday . School t !0 o.m.~ momlna wor· Wednooclay third Thursday, 6:30' p.m. (McGuire). oblp, lla.m.: SIUICiay ovot~lllfloervleo7: JJ p.m. Prayer MHIItla, Wednesday, 7:30 p• KENO CI!URCH OF CHRIST, Oliver m. ... ~. Swain, Supt. Sunday SChool 9:)0 am. evSYRACUIIE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. ery~k - -Ptti-tal. J<ty Clark. paotor. Wor· HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev ablp wrvtc.-. Sqaclay 10 a.m. : Sunday Tom St411er, putor sunday Sch0019:00a. Scltoql 11 a.m . EVflllna -•ltiP oerv1~ m: ~venlnaoervlce7 30p.m Wednesday , . prayE'r meelln' 7. :rt p m 7:00 P·!l'l· ~pro~ m~IDI7:00 p.m. , . BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Duane Warden. minister Btble liT. IIERMOI'! UNI1l;D llltETIIREN class 9 30 a m , Mdrntna Wonhlp 10· 30 1 IN CHR!BT CHUitCH, ~. . • Tt111 m.: Evening wo,.lltp 6:30 p m . Wedneo· ~lmlty all Ct Rt. D. ...... day Bible Sludy 6. 30 p.m . • -.pulor.DotiWIIIIIJ~..... NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY · clay llcbDOI t : llo.m.: iitft1111 WOI'IIIIP CHURCH, Sundoy School oervlce, 9: t~ 1 IO:tsa.m.; E--.. ...-ldlllaorvtoo~t­ m ; Wonhtp servlcl' tO· :fl a m , """d and fotlrtb tltiaUy Jt T: II p.m.: Chrlstlan Endeavor, first and third Sun · day, 7 ll p m Wednesday praye-r mft'tlng and Bible S1udy, 7· 30 p m JEHOVAH'S WITNESS. 37319 State RoutP124 (one mile east of Rutland I Sunday: Blbleo lecture 9: JO a m ; Watchtower study 10:30 a.m: Tuesday, Bible study, 7 ll p m , Thursday, Theocratic School 7: =-:t p.m. Service meettnfl;, 8•20 p.m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Located 1>n 0 J WhJte Road of Htabway 160. Pat Henson, pastor. Sunday SChoollO a .m Classes for all age~ Junior Church 11 am.; Morning W()rshlp 11 a.m Adult Choir pracUcr 6 p.m. Sunday. Young Peoplr'a, Children's Church and Adult Blblt' Study. Wednesday at 7 X) p m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant St., Midd~rt Afflllatt'd with Souttlern Bapt111 Convention Sunday SChoollOa.m ; Morntn~: worship 11 a .m ; Evening war· ship 7 p m , Wednesd1y t>vl'ning Bible study and prayer me>ellnR 7 p.m . BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST. 51 Rt 124 and Co Rd 5 Mark Seevers. mlntster. Sunday SChool Supt Harry Hen drickl; Sunday School9 X) a m : Morning wonhtp 10 XI a m , Ev•nlng won hip 7 p m. Wednesday worship 7 p.m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Corner Syca{Dore and Second Sis , Pomeroy. The RE'V. William Mlddleswarth, pslor Sunday SChool 9 45 a m , Church service 11 a m SACRED HEART CHURCH, . Msgr Anthony Gllnnamorto Ph 992·5898 Satur· clay Evenl··• Ma" 7 : 30 p.m.; sunday Masa, 8 a m. and 10 a m Confetslons one hair bour before f'ach Mass CCD classes. · 11 am Sunday. VI(."J'()RY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd St, Middleport JamH E ~. pastor Sunday morning worship 10 a.m.; Even Ina lft'Vice 7 p.m.: Wednesday eve nlne wonhlp 7 p m VIsitation, Thunday 6.:Kl p.m Main St., Middleport Rev Calvin Minnis. pastor Mrs Elvin Bumgardner , supi Sunday School 9· 30 a.m... Worshtp service... 10:45a m SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST • - Joseoph B l{osklns , evangelist. Sunday BlbleS1udy9a.m : Worehlp, lOam ; Sun· day evening service 6 p m , WednE'Sday • evealng &ervtce. 7 p m. ., PENTECOSTAL ASSEI\IBLY. Racine, Rt. 124 William Hoback . pastor Sundayo School 10 a m ; Sunday evening servtce 1 p.m . Wednesday e-vening aervlce 7 p.m . CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle, Supt . Sunday SChool 9: ~ am Morninr: Worshlp.10:30 a .m Prtlyer service. alttrn· a'e Sundays MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Ave Rev Clark Baker. pastor Carl Not· ' tlna:ham, Sunday School Supl Sunday SChOOl 10 a.m wllh tlasse& tor all aaet .. Evonlng ll<l'VIces at 6 p m . WodnOI<Iay Bl· ble study at 7· 30 p m Youth services Frl· ·• day at 7:30 p.m . ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP. 128 Mill St , Middleport Brother Chuck McPherson, pastor Sunday School 10 a m. , Sunday , evening services at 7 p m. and Wednesday services at 1 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Earl Shuler, .. pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m • Church. service, 7 p.m ; Youth meellng, 6 p.m . Tuesday Bible STudy at 7 p.m , , FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE , 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Tom Kelly, pal · tor. Danny Lambert, S. S Supt Sunday morning service at 10 a m , Sunday evenIng servi~ 7: 30pm. Tuesday and Thurs day Services at 1:30 p.m. WORD OF FAITH, 93 Mill St . Mlddl.,. port. Richard Stewart, pastor Sunday • mornlna service 10 am .. Sunday evening ' 7·30 Tuesday.morn lng BlbiP study lOam , Wednesday eYentna 7. 30 p.m Thusday , mornln1 video with Ke nne-th Copeland 10 a m , Friday evening video wit h Krnneth • Copeland, 7 30 p m NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF '!liE NA· ZARENE, Rev Glendon Stroud, pastor , · SundaySchool9: 30a m ; Worshlpservlce, 10 30 a m • Youth service Sunday 6 1S p m. Sunday evening servlct1·00 p m. WNnesday Prayer Meeting and Bible Study . UVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD- Gilbert Spencer, paslor. Sun day School 9 .10 a.m.; Momlne tervlct> !O:OOa.m.: Sundayevenlngservlce7:00p m., Mld·w.. k prayer oervk:O Wednesday 7p.m . MT. OUVE COMMUNITY. CHURCH, '(..awreoee Bush, pastor. Max Folmer. Sr 700pm , · Supt S..adoySchooland Morning Wonhfp NEASE SETI'LEMEI'iT CHURCH, Sun " '::I)Lm.: Sundayeovenlngservlce, 7R.m; day afternoon services al 2. 30 Thursday , ' Youth mHtlnaand Bible Study. Wednes • .,· evening !itrvlces al 7 Jl .. doy, 7 p.m. , FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mason, W ' UNITED FAI'Ill CHURCH, Rl . 7 on PoVa PasiQr, Bill M•rphy. Sundoy SchooiiO; ' meroy By-Pu$. JU>v. Robert E Smith. Sr a m · Sunday evening 1 30 p m Prayer: paator. Melv la Droke; s s Supl. Sunday · meetln& and Blble4tUd y Wei:1n~day, 7:30 ' I 9: 30a.m.: Momtng Worship 10:30; p m Everyone welcome Evenln« Worship 7· :.1 p m , Wednf'Sday RUTLAND FREE WilL BAPTIST, Sa· , tern St. Rev Paul Taylor, pastor. Sunday~ Praye>r service, 7 JO p.m. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, RaUroad SchoollOa.m : SundayevenlnJ7 . JOp.m , . St , MalOn. Sunday School tO a.m , Morn Wedll(ISday eventng prayt-r meeting 7: 30 . tna worship 11 a .m .; Evening service 6 P p.m . m. PriYft' mft'llng and Bible Study Wed SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT nesday , 7 p.m CHURCH, Sliver RldgP Duane Syden. . FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rev Nyle strlcll:tr, pastor. Sunday SChOol 9 am., Borden, pastor Cornelius Bunch, sul)t Church service 10 a m. Bible Study Wed· •· Sunday School 9· 30 a m • Second and nesday at7·30 p m June thru ~ptember, ., fourth SUndays worahlp service at 2 30 p 7 p m . OCtober thru May Sunday evening Fellowship 7 p m June thru September. 6.. m MT MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and ' p.m . October thru May ·- School " . . .. , ~ • w,. '' ,. • Sennonette Some people think of Easter as an epdlng time and as a be· ginning time. Winter Is past and Spring has arrived. We look forward to the warm days, the green grass . the blooming flow· ers and the budding trees . This Is so true, an ending and a begin· nlng. Who can overlook the April showers. We learned as chll · dren that April showers bring May flowers. It Is true, Oh so true But Easter Is more than Spring and new clothes with the warmer weather. We need to remember the warmer hearts of all as we look to the real meaning of Easter. · ' Easter Is an empty tomb, an Angel's words, and a risen Lord. The Angel said " He Is not here. see. He Is risen.' ' Now we can know the power Of God's love. We cannot help but be awed with reverence at this great occasion, ftesurrectlon Morn. Gladness must fill our hearts as we receive this marve,lous gift of everlistlng 11~. forgiveness of sins and Heaven as qur home. The true meaning of Easter can dlspetse the gloom or sorrow In Golgotha and the crosses, a garden and newly hewed tomb, with the despair of the sorrows of death and the loss of hope. 1'bere Is liope•however, as well as joy In Easter. Christ Is Risen, He lives, He Is not dead. All of this Is for us, sinners though we be. As Christ came up from the grave, so shall we who believe In Him also now have no fear of the tomb. We know we ahall overcome the cold dark tomb to be In the glorious light of God In Heaven above , for all eternity. Easter Is an ending and a bqtnnlng. The ending of death and the beglnnlnll of life, life everlaatlnc, joy unknown . and being lh the very presence of Christ the Lord . What more could we ask for than this? It Is the Easter menage for all, each and everyone who believes and accepts tt. A freely ctven clft ot God. Rev. William Mlddleswarth Meigs County Lutheran• ...-----·----·· ,. '• ' �' Ohio By Alisoclatecli'Mis opening·, titnk.-game . sweep of Cleveland.when reliever Pave VOn Ohlen walked three batters In the bottom of the lOth. .- Willie Hernandez, last year's ey Young Award winner, pltchecl3 2-3 Innings for the victory. Seattle:s Gonilall Thomas knows howltfeelstobedown.Sohewasn't about to show up the Oakland A's, even I! It meant passing up a chance · to tie a hallowed major-le<,~g~~e record. Detroit's 'Larry Herndon sent the gam e Into extra Innings with an RBI single In the rtlnth .· BIQe Ja)'S 4, Royals 3 In Kan'sas City, George Bell blasted a mammoth jlome run on . Royal n;llever Dan . Qulsenberry's- ---- . first pitch of the 10th .1Imlng to give Toronto Its triumph. For the second straight .night, Blue Jays reliever Bill Caudill gat the victory. He pitched 12-3 ltltless · Innings before JIIn Acker took over In the lOth and got a save. . . ":"' - . Thomaswalkedona3-2pltch. Thomas wound up with six runs batted In as Seattle belted seven homers and won 14~. Earlier, when Thomas slammed his third home run, the fans at the Klngdome kept standing and applauding hoping for a rave. But Thomas stayed In the dugout. · . In other. American League games , Detroit got past Cleveland 11:10 In 10 Innings, Toronto nipped Kansas City 4-3 In 10 · Innings, California stopped Mlnne$0ta 4-3 In 10 Innings, BostontrippedNE!WYork &-4 and Milwaukee halted Chicago SATELL.ITE SYS _ *Drake *Uniden. Hubbard's -Greenhouse NOW OPEN FOR ·SPRING SEASON •s 900°0 Plans for a Dea market and bake sale were made When the Racine Firemen's Ladles AuxUlary met recently atthe firehouse. • The·fund raising project wW be held on May 4 and 5 at the firehouse with tables to be $5 for large and $3 , Bernice Durst won ·lhe fruit basket and plans were rnade for attendlngraUydayinMay. WII\ners of the Easter contest were Freda ; ... T ,..: • fpr small. Anyone Interested In A oontrlbutlon was made to the . American -Legion Child Welfare lems Involved and efforts beJni: Foundation when the LeWis Manley made to find them, as well as American Legion Auxlllary 263met . organizations assisting In t)le Jocatrecently' at the home of Lula . lng ot missing children. . · Hiunpton. Mrs. Casey gave· a report on Dorothy Casey, first Vice pre· foreign relations noting ·donations sklnet, had charge of the meeting whlchtheauxlllaryhasglvenforthe which opened In dtualistlc form. Home for Special Children In El FloJ'I'IICI' Rio~ children and Salvador. · ' youthchalrman,lnherreporttalked · . ·. . _ . 1983 OLDS 98 WAS 110,395.00 1984 FORD THUNDERBIRD ................. :.......................... J!!!~$799 5 WAS S8995.00 · V-6, Auto. trans. overdrive, air, AM/FM. Cassette. local owner. . 1984 FORD TEMPE 2 DR. L. ............. :......;......:............. JU!~$6595 4 Cyl., S spd. tra~s. AM/FM. PS, PB. Local owner. Was $7295 . PastorMichaeiPanglolnvltesthe . 1979 CADILLAC CPE; DeVILLE 2 DR .....:.......;..................!!!!~$549 S "LOADED". low ·mileage, Joe~ owner. Was $6995.00 .- 1981 FORD GRANADA~ 4 DR....;.....'.......:...............:.......!!!!~$3295 6 cyl., A'uto. trans. Air, PS, Pl. · 1981 FORD F-150 4x4 PICKUP ...................;.................!!!!~$()495 6 cyl., 4 spd. trans. Air cond. Topper. · WAS 57895.00 . 1979 FORD E-250 CONVERSION VAN ...................................~ S499$ Y-8 Auto., tran~. AM/FM, guad captain chairs, sofa bed. WAS 55495.00 1978 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP ...............:'..............................!!!!!.$2495· Y-1, auto. trans. PS, PI, Radio. Calendar 1 happenings 1979 GMC P_ I(KUP ••• ~ ...............................~~ .....................!9.!5349 5 Y-8, Auto. Tram., PS, Pl. Very clean. · · WAS S4195.00 I. .. · UNDER 5 2 000° 0 . t . STOP IN AND SEE MERRILL, ' PLYMOUTH HORIZON, 2 dr ····~·············...·• S189 5 · FIAT STRUDA, 2 dr ••:•• ~ ••••••••••.. ~ ................. S1295 PLYMOUTH VOLARE, 4 dr ••• ~ ••••• ~ •••••·•.••••••.. S1995 OLDS. CUTLASS WAGON •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S1495 MERCURY MARQUIS, 4 dr ......................... . '1300 $ .. 1980 1980 1979 1977 1978 FRIDAY ·· • POMEROY - Mary Shrine • 37, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, w111 have open tn· stallatlon Friday at 8p.m. at the PofneroY Masonic Temple. · There wiD be potluck re(resh· ments. Buslness' meet at 4 p.m. MEasemtbersSt of ndtheMOrderic ern ar a aSOfl ....,. dies are Invited to attend. ~ SA'I'tJJP)AY P.OMEROY -r Gospel sing WUl be held at 7:30 p.m:. Saturday at the United Faith · Church on tbe ROute 7 bypaSII near Pomeroy. Featured ·sln~ ·wUIInclude tbe Old Timers Quartet, the Long Bottom Trio and others. Public Invited. 1980 FORD PINTO............................................ 1400 1977 E-150 CARGO VAN~ ••••••••••:••••• ~ ••••••• .-......... S1895 ·1977 FORD f-150 PICKUP ......~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• s·1995 • JAY OR ALAN EVA"S HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 8 a.m. to. 6 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m..- •. ' SEE: PAT HILL, GEORGI HARRIS or JAY HILL POMEROY - The Isaak Walton Club will have a tree -planting and seeding work ses· sloA beginning a\ 9 a.m. Saturday. All members are asked to attend. : ' MIDDLEPORT - A hymn slil( with "Dan HAyman and tile County Hymntbnen~ will be 1 , held Saturde.y 7; ~ p.m., at ihe ' : Cl\urch ,of Chrllt In Chrlattan : ' ....,.....t~fi...., ......,.o..... Ool<l ..... 81"'*'"""" _,"'"' ,, Bolt!..()r'lard) II Al'tl.ooa Poi"tlMd II NPw Jfonll.')t ' Union. PNrl St., MJdclleport. . Plltar Keith Eblin lnvltl!l tbe 1...011 All-'" '' Hw•OR ........ o .... public to attend. Candl, Wendy and Ccystal of Medl!laretumedoomeE~teratter spending a . few day$ With Mr._a?d M~. Robert Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Summertleld. Mrs.Ethe!Clar!C.PageYIJJe,spent Easll'l' with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell. Mrs. Daniel Worley, Stacy and Daniel ot Daniels. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. IloJile Knapp, Kevin and Kall Knapp, and Barbara Hatlleld, were Easter day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith. -- group "~vect:· w1U perform' Saturday evftlna at tllt Ash St. FreeWUl Beptlllt Church ·Ill Mlddleport.1'11e servJce Is scheduled to beglh at 7:ll p.m. • GALLIPOL.., ..... _ G ande ... - · • "'' r • Squares W~tern Style 'Square Dance Club wGI hold a dance ' Saturday n~ at St. Peters Episcopal Clllln:h, Gallipolis, 8 · . 01 , p1uu1ec1 • PAGEVILLE - The Scipio Township Volunteer Fire Depai-)ment_ wUl hold!- smorgas· borddlnnerSaturdaytrom5to7 p.m. at the Pageovi!Je 'fQWII· house, Pa~Ule- _ The publlc Is Invited to attend. Price 1s $3.50 tor adults and $1.75forchildren. Reeves and Brandl, Laurle and Kt>vln Betztng. Carrie Ann Gillilan, ·Shanna Dutrow, and Sarah Pullins. The group enjoyed pizza and other refreshments along with cake. Family members were joined for a. skating party by several schoOl friendS, and Bill GUlllan, Rita Piggott, Jerry and Chris, Donna Gillilan and Jeremy Alan, Jeff and Jason Nottingham, and Nancy RABIES CLINIC Presllltld by leias Co. Hu111ne' Society IIIII ltiiS Co. Health Dept. It Rock Sprinas Fliraround · Sit., April 13, 1985. 1 P.M to 4 P.M. Dr. Carol Osborne Rlbies ..,.. 13.00 Ot~er ln-ulatlons IVIillblt. Ooas lltust lit lllllltd. cats In e~rrill'1. to llp.m. Graham betjle caller. TheEd dance wiD will cany our~•-;::;::::===::::;===::;:==t----,--,------~ an Hawaiian theme Willi· 1 member$ a(ld Jl(ets to I'I!CI!Iw~ · · Hawaiian leis It the door. AI' area western style squar.' dancers are Invited to attend: . . StJNDAY · • MIDDLEPORT - A sound track sJII'e presentation of, a HOly Land tour by Art H11ih5 will be, shown at tile Word ot Faith Church In Middleport a't 7: 30 p.m. sunday. The public Is . Invited. Revlvalaervleel POMEROY - Revl\rallll'rvl- . ces wiD be held at the Pomeroy Church of Christ, Aplrn 21-2&, . 7: 30 9Ch evening. Mike 'I'ml· aa··II· ER ,.W·INE ·1o,.ooo n. BUCKE·YE $1650 IAll CARNATION ••••e•~$1 5 SOIALE ••••eeeeea;. SUGlR991-2115 ·RUN ILLS POMEIOY,OH. . I Tillie Moore lost the.m!lSt weight and Barbara V'ill'lanwa5 runner-up '11\ the Tuesday n)gh\ meeting of Sllnderella In Mason . Several new members were welcomed at both the Five Points and Mason·classes. We would alao like to give a lincere thank you to Jim Car- ~ nahan. our a'uctianHr, for greciously donating his talent• for our fund railing. Many thanks alao to the nearly one hundred people who attended and mede our auction a sue- ' Cell. Listed below are local merchant• who contributed to Pomeroy Health Care Center's fund railing euction for the • Arthritis Foundation : Quality Print Shop Meiga Tire Center H. 0. 8rown Kroger•• · Herria Ferma Simon'• Pick A P•ir Elberfelda Crow' a Family Restaurant Dan' a Exxon ·Swiaher & Lohae HubiNord•a Gr..nhouae Middleport D•pt.. store Fruth• a Phairmacy Nelaon'a Drug Sheriff Howerd Frank Pomeroy Cement Block 3 ·1n-One Reataurent Jo'a Ceramic• · M-G-M Farin Supply Main St. ~rket Beum True Value King Buildara Powell' a Super Valu Heritage House Gaul•• Store Bahr Clothier• Mll'guerlte•a Shoea Modern Supply Glnza Forem1n & Abbott Hlrti"Y., Sh!i4!1 . GeMrW Tire lngitia f'urnlture ' Chat..u Bi!eut; $ilion· Village Pharmacy Ridenour Supply . N- York Clothing Houae Gallery H~r Artl Rudand Furniture Co; . Pometoy Flow., ·shop · -Chapman •sh9e Store c.-.. ~ina · &·-bu.W.;d Cu11>inga_: , · DOllar Garierit) .Stora · Olin•• Boot ShoP . Sundry Store Pat Hill Ford Simmon• Olda. Weatern Auto C K Market Top of the Stairs a-.ty Salon Ewing Funeral Home Ohio V~ Plumbing Francia Florist \ & Heating Our DHpe'st Thanka ta one and all for their kind generoa- · ity. . Peter Crane. Aclminiatrator . Pomeroy Heelth Care Center '- INVITES YOU TO CHICK DAYS .'85 ·. FOR BIG FEED DEALS AND LlnLE .CHEEPEIS 25 s.R. HEAVY BREED cHICKs • 5o# S2000 PURINA CHICK STARTER MED. 50 SR HEAVY BREED CHICKS. 50# ' ' · + ' . PURINA CHICK STAlTER MED. _ • 100 S.l. HEAY,Y IREED CHICKS + 50# $ -PURINA CHICI ST AITEI MED. $3 200 5ooo_ W .11 f'll I d 1 d "th · A e _wl2•7 •AIIonhr kor e_rsll bp aHce wa• uds Sptno~ tho pn . - _c tc s WI e eavy ree ra1g t Run. ICeleb1:ateChick Days Wednesday, May 1, 1985 terrific deals on ·h~th Purina Poultry Feeds Chicks • Purina Health Products •Chickraisingequipment • • .. C1lllt ~ • ., o;•., c~l•k . It Mwltll 992·2'164 . MODERN SUPPLY. .· : 399 W MAIN . . ' . POhllOY, 01110 • .....t-1164 Tile $ttl't With "All _.,. ef Stuff" - F• Pttt,. St.W... Llrp Snllll A•l_tn!l.. LlwM _. I I••• Ba"y ., \ 'f ; .. MODERN SUPPLY -- ptetoo, Owensboro, wu1 be the t>Vangellst . There will be special music each evening. ~IDDLEPORT- The gos~l I .. ~-F-j_.. FrhiQ'• 011111! Son Afllonkl at ,JICk...,.UII!' ~~~~;~!!~~;~:~:. · .----Robl;....="'le=Reev;;.;.;.es~----:--~------'---eeo-..::rge;._a_nd_L_tn_d_a_G_u..m_an_._M_ar_gl..,e ~~':~~~:~~~a!e:~e~: WAS '3295.00 . cha~. • Mrs. Delphine Dale, Ironton, ' president of the Rio Grande Assocatlon, was the speaker using "Hands' ' as hef taplc. Eesldes 22 members attending, there were 24 guests from the Racine Baptist Church, Pomeroy Baptist Church, TrlnltyClrurch, and Heath United Metmdlst Church. , RobbleReev!'i;ofChesterandLee Gillilan of .Route 3, Pomeroy, recently observed thelrblrthdaysat two parties. Robbie: siJ!,Is the son or Margie and B(lb Reeves, and Lee, . 11, Is the daughter of Linda and Ceo~ Glllllan. The first party was for famly members at the Show Biz In Parkersburg. At-tendJngweretheir grandmother, Mary GJJJIIan, . WAS 15995.00 · · · ; RJioda HaU, -key. wcman; Janlct\ ( Gibbs, .Dorcas Cli'C~ · ~halrrilan; 11nd )'Uxxla HaU, Electa Circle S/inderetla meets. • On behaH of the end the -residents of ·Pomeroy Health Care Canter. I woUld 'like to thank the more than three dozen local merchant• wh9 contributed ta the fund raising auction held April 9 • .1985 et the Heelth Care Center. Through the generoaity of all the many peapie. and buainasses donating. we were able to raise over . $600.00 for the Arthritis Foundation. · •• .Birt~days observe¢ recently , WAS '3995.00 · ' 1982 CifEV. C-10 PICKUP ......1.......................................!!!!!.$4995. 6 cyl., 3 spd. trans. Topper 1.7 Rev. Jtughes has authored sev- . . ., ..._, . '-' . _ : , . - ~l!iinuattei!owSI)pteaott~.B.·: · c1rcte. .·•!Uimember Me" was the · H. SanbOntM~IU!I"Y SocietY of the.· 'thettle and dealt ·with. ibe two' men , First Baptist Church, Middleport, whowei-ecruclfledwlthChrlst. was held' Monday night at the Names of new officer!! were church. presentEd for the 1911Hli year and Include JUII£' KJpes, president; · Mrs. EilzabethSearleswelcomed Dorothy Anthony, tt'easurer; Sara themernbersandguestsfollowlnga program of organ music by- Mrs. Daune Owen, vice president of Janice Gibbs. Devotions were given missiOns; Beulah White, vice pres!by Mrs. Beulah White oftheDorca:s dent of Jeaderslllp development; REGENCY 4 DR ••:....-.. ~: ..~.......:..............J!~rt$929 5 Diesel, "LOADED", Creme Puff. local owner, 27,000 miles. personals _·: Local ~missionary _ society ·holds:meeting · Jo~dMr5. TomSummeJ11eid. ' - : . · · :. .· • NOW S68·9.$ .. · ··········· ·· · ··············· ······· · ··········· ··· · ... · • :. . . . · _. WAS '78?5.00 1984 CHE·V - C-ELEB. Rlr•y· 4 -DR . . . , V.-6, ,~ir, fS, Tilt , Wh"~ . AM/Ffjl Ster•o· Wolf Pen · · iness. and MurphyandChrls,Raclne,andMr. well ' as· at FuU .Cospel Bus Mrs. Greg Davis; Ashley and • public to particlpqte In a reigning eralbookswhlchluwebE:comehest Men'sFellQWshlpandconventlons. Joshua, Eagle Ridge Road, were · me seminar conducted by sellers across the natlon.Inonesuch His mlnistrl~ rea·ch Into over 70 Easi~>r guests of Mrs. John Murphy • •t>Vangelist-teacher Don Hughes of · book, "I Belleved In Healing, Yet 1 foreign countries througll litera· ·and Peggy. · Broken Arrow, Okla . ~ · was Sick", he shares· how he was tui-e, teaching cassettes, videotapes · : The seminar wUI be held at the healedofflvelncurableallments. al)d correspondenCI! courses. He Mrs. John Downs, Allam, Eric, · Rejoicing Life Baptist Church, 333 -Rev. Hughes has mlqlstered at has personally held crusades In and Dickie, spent' last week wl\11 Mrs.J.R.MurphyandPeggy. Nl I I rl I 7 Middl rt t N A Second - · . ve., epo • a such plaees at the PTI..Club, Christ severa count es, nc udlng !tl'- _ Julie Stevens and ·Barbara Stead, eacheovenlngtrom SUI)day, Aprlll4, for the Natlo(IS, and Kenneth · ria, Kenya, South Africa, Engla11d_ , man of fairfax, va. were Easter ~ thioogh_ApriiJ_7: · Hagin's Tulsa Camp M_eetlng as and Germany. weekend guests of Mrs. Iva : WAS S9S95.00 · IInbalance betweell Japan and the · new member. Refreshments were United States, the Americans stU! served. mlsslilg In actiOn. and the ,VIetnamese Who have asked their prlsoil· ers be released along with American POW's. Nellie WinstOn gavetheprayerfor peace and also had grace before refreshments were served. Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert Murphy , Debbie, Veronica and Robbie, :Seminar. planned !\prj! 14 Lawrence. r------------.-:'----------- "I" d. . . .U:gtqn auxt tary· cqn \\cts meettng :T!;~~~:~~~~~~~~ ' 1982 CH.RYSLER NEW YORKER 5TH AVENUE .......:........!9!.$889 S "LOADED". ~ocpl Owner. We Rent Conversion Vans Dftl~ II 'hmpa . Modelo were !mit, Ruth Kel i1 1. !ib~~.-IIIIKIY.J. MODEii! AT SHOW - Models from, Prollles . Ailsa Smith, llld lladt. Pam WW.. Traey Sllewart, Modeling studio, G•Pipnijs, presented a show at the L4lrl Hull, Lila Mayo, MarUe Palmer, and Debbie Melp 1m Sunday In conjundlon with a tea room · Lamberi. . party. It was tbe IIIII'S ulird In .a series of llhows. '. Used Car &Truck .Sale * DON'T FORGET * ' meeting held •. 1"' . PRICES SLASHED••••~ LOSS YOUR GAIN } ,II .. ·U-6173 . •s ,soooo . l 9 A.M.· 5:00 P.M. PAT HILL FORD, INC. ap, · shrubbery, rose buShes, !· ~ld. USFL result8 *Cincinnati Fiberglass *90° ·85° LNA .. · for the week at tbe Tuesday night meeting of TOPS Oh 570 held at the MOl Street Church In Middleport. Llnnie Bell Aleshire presided over' the ~tlng with omcers reports being given. Auxiliary_- .. Complete line of vegetable &bed· r-----------""----...--,-------1 IE . Uavls, Mrs. Aleshire, and ' Pam Peggy VIning was the best loser be Presented at 8 this evening ln,the high school auditorium. The play Is composed of 10 skits (rom the Carol Burnett show. •, volume. 'ibe awards volume also highlights the 51 women who, because of their contributions bave been selected as the outstanding young women of their respective . stateS, as · weU as those wl)o u!Urnately were selected as the ten outstanding young womm of America. ~ TOPS conducts recent meeting The public Is Invited to attend the Southem High School senior play to .. . 94!l-aT/3. ' Ubby Fisher was welcomed as a about mlssJon children, the pro!}. _ She also ·talked a bot the trade : COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio Rice selected Youngstown State paleas & Rhododendrons. :University and Youngstown State ovet Weber State, Illinois-Chicago, OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 ,~lgned big men, Jlowllng Green Colorado, Ball State and IIUnolsSUNDAY 1 to 5 -opted for a highly recruited play- Chicago Circle. · PH.992-5776 1Tiaker and Kent State stayed ne:v:home to sign high school basketball :players Thursday. ~ It was the second day for signing !jlrep players In the spring period ;·(hat runs through Wednesday, May '15. Ohio's Bobcats agaiii dipped Into ~the ranks at Ben Franklin High ischool In Phlladephla, slgtilng '6-toot-6 aU-state forward Paul ,:·Snoopy" Graham and 6-7, 235(PDUnd center ·George Reid . Ben (Franklin Is the same school that •produced VIc Alexander for the ' . . . otk)bcats. .~ · Younglltown· State's big mari ·1s· . ;&-9, ropotifid Jhi1 Wilson· from >Aurora, Colo., Range View High . -- · -lScllOOl. .WilSon averaged 23.0 !and l3J reboundS, Jeadln!J RaJnge . , IVIEW to a 25-1 record and the )big-school Colorado state title In the :school's second season. 2 door hatchback, bright red wit~ gray cloth interior, ; Bowling Green landed Joe Grefront wheel drive, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, AM· FM cassette, gory, a 5-11 guard from Redford, radial tires and just 12,400 miles. LIKE NEW! 'Mich., Bishop Borgess. '~regory, • the leading SC011'r In the Detroit I Catholic League this winter, aver· 1aged 30.8 points In the league. . l: .Kent State Issued one of Its -lt!Jnalnlng six grants to Jim ~ngapore, a 6-7 forward who set r records at Canfield this winter. angapore earned second-team ~ all state honorS on The Associated A Ptess Class AA selections. ' Jim McDonald, the Golden ~ Flashes' coach, said Mangapore ~ should _help Kent State's forward ~ and center positions. Mangapore e.veraged aiinost ~ points In his senior season. ~ : Nee believes Reid lt)SY be able to • replace Alexander, who helped the ' Ek)bcats. win 22 of 30 games last ~ winter, win both the Mid-American 2 door, silver with ~ regular-season and tournament cylinder, automatic transmission, power steering & titles and play In the NCAA brakes, .air conditioning, AM-FM stereo, radial tires. Tournament. } Here's Another Super Special! · ("He's a VIc . Alexanper type April1985 N.A.D.A. Average Retail ................. $6,8.00 ;, player, all Mr. Inside," Nee said of Motor Car Brokers' Special Price ~ Ills center recruit. ~ ~Graham averaged 18 points and 10 ~ i'ltboulj.ds last season, helping Ben franklin roll up a22-3record, ' 'He's ;o !\oireat athlete. We expect him to be ~ ;;,uper offensive player," Nee said. ~ ~ broken foot deprived Reid of his • ~ SQII!Or season. l : ~ Gregory holds school records of •l 1~ career points, 004111 one season IF YOU'RE PLANNING A TRI.P THIS SUMMER AND h Jlixl 44 In one game. He chose WANT TO GO . IN COMFORt & STY~E. WE HAVE BOwling Green over Southern WHAT YOU NEED! RENT · A COt-jVE~SION VAN & -foi!elhodlst, Louisiana Tech, Holy DON'T WORRY ABOUT BEING CRAMPED UP, · Cross, Duquesne and Toledo . . THERE'S PLENTY OF ROOM IN THESE . CALL FOR Jolm W!"lnert, the Falcons' coach, ~ ~ld, "Joe Is a natural leader, a DETAILS & RESERVATIONS. .' gltted player wtth an Intense desire . 10 excel. Those traits are Important to a point guard." ' . I Mike RJce, Youngstown State's h, expects Wllson to help the Valley Conference team In his " lunan season. "This Is the Inside ; .giJy we've been looking for so badly · ~ -tor the last three seasons," Rice 3 · OPEN1 . MON.· S4T. HOBSON lOAD ding plants, !langing baskets, · potted plants -:.blooming &foli· • Phiy set Friday _I '· BUSINESS ODDSlOUIE-AND ENDS CARPET SHOP .7 . · MIDDLEPORT I· I \Bobcats sign big man ' ALUMINUM MESH OR FIBERGLASS DISH .COMPLETE SYSTEMS S9 9 500 AND UP I J . Ail NAME BRAND EQUIPMENT Tigers 11, Indians 10 Detroit, which got of!toa35-5start last year and went on to win the World Series, completed a season- , A DGER ROAR - Detroit TIK!'rs' Kirk Gibson lets oot a yeU whUe : being p-eeled at tbe plate by teiiiTIIIiate Lance Parrish (left) after hiS : home lo rllht Oeldln tbeseoondlnnlngof'Thursday's Cievelandlndlans game at 11ger Stadium. Detroit won the 10 Inning affair, 11·10. (AP ; LaserphoCo). . . '- . STOP IN THE $1~E FOR DETAILS ~ · · 8-1. • · • and encoqrage exceptional young wtlrTII!IIbetwl!entbe.agesot21and36 who have distinguished themselves In their homes, their professions arid their communities. 1be women listed, along with approximately 30,00J other outstanding young women of America from across the United States, wUI be presented In the annual,awards - 'l'hrEe Meigs CountyWOO'Iellhave been selected for listing In the 1984 edition of Outstanding ,Young Women of America. They are Debra Jean Carder, lei Hysell St., MJ4dleport; Shen1e Den~ BaUey, Hysell Run Road, Pomeroy, and Da J.uanita Rusche!, 119EhenezeiSt., POmeroy. . · The program Is desig'ned to honor FREE ·· • Page · g Outstanding Women named. IN A a Friday, April12, 1986 ' { rr:==::~~=======;;;=~======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~, a'w· . S)\l&ller Who veteran hitThomas, just one ahome run In 1984 while missing !IIOSt or the.seaso'! wltli a torn rotator cutt. had alreadY blasted three home runs, Including grand s~m~ when he carne to the platelntheseventhJnnlngThursday ' · · nlghtwlththe Mar!nersleadlngl:Hi. · And , In his final at-bat' with chance to tie the major-league record of four hon\er In a game, ..The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Gorman slams three.homers;·· Tigers nip Indians •' ~ �• • Page-1 0- The nailv Sentinel Friday, April 12, 1965 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Friday,. April 12, 1985 The Daily. Sentinel . - I Business Servi PHQN·E . 9 9· 2 -" 2156 -Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. ~ Or Write Curh Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and lI Savelll .1 . II 1Name I 1 I 1 1 I II lAddreu•--------~--------1 I I Punt one word '" eo1h J1pon below futh tnihol 1 ., group of ftgurH counh I os a W'(_Ord Count namt ond addnn or phont I numbtf if u.ed. You' llqtT I J.tta- resullt tf you de I lmbe fully, tJiYe p~ ic e. 1\t 1 lribunt n~urwu tht n,Ait Jlo doutty , tdtt or reted I uv ad Your od wtll bt ·1 put tn th proper danift<t· lion tf you'll cfMck Tht I ptoper b.:»x,btlow. )wanted I I For ~le Wcwds To ll Tt 2> Tt ll JAnnouncemenr )For Rent .t I I I I I II 7 · ----~ 3. _ _ _ __ ' 2l. 1 9. '2o 21. ,9 . 21. ------ 1] . .I 14. 1s. - - - - - 1o. l 1 I I I . ·I I . t·. ...I Gollia County Probote Court C-No. 17680 SALE OF MINERALS Purouant "' ol dece· dent's will, I wiN offer for It public ouotion on tho 11 th cloy of Moy, 1985, It 10:00 A.M .. "' tho front ollho Moigl County Court HOUM. the following de~scribed II- property; TI'Kt 1 An tho cool lnd other nvneralo potro1oum oil, naturel gu, etc on, in and undortying the lolloiMng root ...... on the County ol Moigo, Sbtte of Ohio, end on 22------1 I ·I I I 2' 12. - -- - - - - 1 Town 3 of tho Ohio Compllily'o......._ .., 6 I to. ~~ II . 10C1ion line running EliOt ond Woot $ec1ion 1 and 6, Olid 2 1/t being In Seetion 6 .~w~ l<floining ... ..._ neotiotiMI piece ol10 the TownlhiP of Sutton, boundM and deic(ibod q I followa: Beginning at North· •st corner of Lot 1196; Circle thctnc:e South .82 rodo tnd 3 linlco to tho Southeast Comer Ad Wanted of aid lot; thence Woot 31 1 roctof thence North B2 rode 10 3 6 1. and 3 Hnltl to t1oo North lone ol days I ooid lot: thence East • bout 31 oloys dors I roclo to tho place o1 bogonning,' Sl.Ou Sl.OO SI .OO $13.00 I containing 16 60 acres. more ' orleQ. 1 Aloo all tho cool end oiher ,. 00 noo SllOO $21.00 I mlncJrolo. petroleum oil, n.._,. I nsl ~. au:.. on, on ond 51 .00 SIO.OO 'IS Qi, $7!.00 I underlying tho following r•l enate lttUeted In the T OINI1· I lhip ol Sutlon. Cot.wlty of Thtst cash rafts I Moigl, and SIJtto of Ohio. '"'lude d1nount 1 toowit 10 oc- oH tho comer ol tho Sou· I -Southwoot Ouortor o1 the Sou17 I Ouortor ol Section 1, II I Town 3, R - 12. Alto 2'h "· I ocroo boonded on tho South by 1 tho Old Town Rood running in 20 1 • curwct Nne Eut ond Woot 21 I ond on tho North by tho 21. I •· I s. . 1. ·· I ..I I PuBUC NOnCE In tho Motter of tho Elbltll o1 1 tPhone I I I, Public Notice SlanchwW'olltorw Wr ite your own od and ordtr by mail wolh lllis c oupon. Cancel vgur ad by: pnone wnen you get resulTS Money not reflll'llabie I Public Notice 1 =====I ~· ==== A Public Notice •• PUBLIC NOTICE · The Soatd of Tru-. o1 Rullond Townohip hNIUbmit· " ted Ita FO<m OH·3 to tho State AudiiDr. A copy ol tho r - ' ond oupportlng documonto ... evlitlble f01 pubtia •nep ection "' tho homo ol tho Ctenc, Edno , M. Swick. 3401 0 Swick Ad . : Micldlepon, Ohio, upon ..,_ , quMt. Edno M. Sw1ck. Clorlc Rutland Townehip . 1'112. 1tc . Public Notice _. -~--_:__- PUBLIC NOTICE .~ "" the annUal Financial Re· port for 1984 for the Village qf Middleport, olong with Flderlf A•v•nue Sharing, will be open tor public in· "' apection April 15 through • )\pril 19 botwoen 9 AM . · end 4 P.M . at the meyor'a office. 237 Roco St, Mid· ".' ~leport, Ohio April 12 1 " 64 Misc. Merc~andlse .. - . to-Wit Being Z0 IC1'81 of lend oH of the E11t ond of the fclowing - - 40 ..,.., too Wit 40 .... of lend oH tho Eaot ond ol • ...,.;n 1ncl of land IOid ond deoldooj 1>1 Horpold to end April 13. .. dncrtb«<ll-1110 ..,.. ol lend oH ol the w... - oiiiO- Lot 11116 in SecOOn 6, Town 2, R 12 ol tho Oloio Compeny'o """"-· .... ondiiiCopc 2\'1 IC... of lend out of tho north oide ol aid tract of lend now Sutton Townahip, Meige County. Ohio. 8oing 3 ...... Section 1, Rtnge 12, end SAVE STEPS! Shop the -:.. Want Ads c~'-· first! Real Estate rn ~ .- 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-16141-992· 3326 NEW LISTING - Attractrve 2 BR carpeted home. Gas furnace, wsher and dryer, water softener. ba sement, vinyl s1d1ng and oft street pa rkmg Just $16,500 NEW LISTING 5 rm. frame, bath, lloor furnace, carport, full basep1ent Only $6,000 NEW LISTING - 41 acre gentleman's farm Good fences, clean, 3 car garage· shop and nrce olde f 3 BR home, all 10 A I condibon free gas, 011 well. minerals and other bldgs. DEXTER - lg 7 rm. 3 BR lovely home furnace, wood· burner, stove, refng , full basement and 2 acres POMEROY - Slucco 3 BR, breakfa st nook, woodburn· mg fireplace 1n the llvmg room. basement, furnace, 3 car garage and extra lot. MIDDLEP.ORT - ltke new one floor 3 BR home about 5 yrs old. Cook and bake un1ts, disposal, relngerator, 2 n1ce baths, corner lol SYRACUSE -Modern 7 im. one. 11001 home Wood· burne1, central aJr and heat, carpet1ng. famdy rm and garage w1th shop SYRACUSE - Excellent, lg. · rnod 3 BR home . 21g. baths. noce k1lchen, shop, pat1o and woodburning lireplace 10 lamily room MIDPLEPORT - Good older home Woodburning fJreplace, 3 BR, 2 baths, 2 gas and one wood fireplace . Lo· vely old home. Sue Murplly, Milton Roush Htltn, Virgil anti lr... THford for .. .... .--.llf- - f. Win!-. E...._ olE- of era,..,... Wlnten O.O..EA""'- for Ewt8too oflllonchw--. 14) 12. 19.28 16) 3. 10.2tc . Public Notice FINANCIAL REORT OF TOWNSHIPS For F1acal Year Ending Oocemt.e; 31. 1984 Rutland Townohlp County of Moigo Rutlend, Ohio April 3, 1985 I certify tho following report to be correct. Edna M. Swick. Townthlp Cleric Tot IIB14-742-2872 SCHEDULE I CASH BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31 . 1984 ASSETS: Cuh on Hend Depository Balance• (Active •nd lnoctovol ........ 71.673 .24 le11: Check• · Out.Unding .. 12 ,446 .08 Nit Fundo On ~tit.. .... ·-69,228 .16 lnvllt,....nts .. ...... 2.700.00 TOTAL ASSETS ....... 61.928.18 LIABUnES: Fund Bel ........... 81,928.16 TOTAL • 1 LIABiliTIES ... 81,928.16 SCHEDULE 11 SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCES, RECEIPTS .AND • EXPENDITURES BAL. JAN. 1,1984Gen. Fund ......... 13.5211.08 Motor Vehicle Lie Tex Fund ........ B,698.13 G11oli~Je Ta• fund .......... .. .. 17.891 .81 Rood tnd Brodge Fund .. .. ..... 10.!13&.B9i ' l Cometery Fund .... 2,1139.5S Cemetery Boquost Fund ..... .,...... 2.0B8.94 Fod . Rev. Shtrlng Fund ............ .... 7 ,732.10 Mite. Fundo ........ 1,403.43 TOTAL ........... 62,813.78 TOTAL RECEIPTS, Gen Fund ..... 21,076.37 Motor Voh Lie . Tox Fund ... .. 14,309.76 Goaollno Tox Fun4 ........ 24,487.94 Rood tnd Bridoe Fund ..... ........ 10,264.94 Cemetery Fund .. 6,167.18 Bequo"' Fd ......: .200.63 fire Protecrion Fund ....... .. 3,616.81 Fed. Rev. Shoring Fund ... 7·,948.00 TOTAL .. ........... 88 .963.30 "Tr1n1fera In"Gen . Fund ..... 1,403 43 <;emotery Fd . ......... 732.94 Com . Boq. Fd ... 2,700 00 TOTAL RECEIPTS 6 BALANCESGonerel Fund .... 34,601 .46 Motor Veh Lie. Tax Fund .... 21 ,00,5.89 Geaollno Tox Fund ........... 42,169.56 Rood end Sridgo Fund .......... ... 21, 106.83 Comotory Fund .... 7.806 73 Com . Boq. Fd ...... 2,2B9.47 *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE W'ORK 1 Fire Protection fund ......... ...... 3,616 .81 Fed. Rev Shoring Fd ... 16,677 10 Mloc. Fundo .... 1,403.43 TOTAL ............ 149,617 .06 EXPENDITURESGen . Fund .........21 .0B0 .1B Motor Voh. Lie . Tox Fund .. ....... 9.68B .03 Guollno Tox Fund .. . 26,34B .94 Rood tnd Bridge Fund . 11 ,845 .31 Com. lund ... ..... 3.B13 .81 Fire Protection Fund .. ... .. .3,616 .61 Fed. Rtv Sharing Fund .... . .. . 13.109.86 ' ' • TOTAL ....... ...... 8B ,202 .83 '1'r•nafers Out" Cem. Beq. Fd ... .....732 .94 Mite. !undo . . . 1,403 43 BAL .. OE.C. 31, 19B4Gen. Fun ........ 13,521.27 Motor Veh. Lie. Tox Fund .. .... 11 ,317 .86 Goooline Tox Fund ....... 18,810.61 Rood and Bridge Fun4 .......... .... 9.461.52 Cemetery Fund ... 3,992.92 Cern. Beq. Fd ..... 4,268.63 Fed. Rev. Shoring F..nd 2,687 46 TOTAL.. ........... 61 ,92B .16 14112. 1tc Public Notice PH. pa l18f1981' van. It is .ectad that 70 (duplica1:)1 eld8rly and handicapped wil UIMI the 1MIIViCe five (51 =~ week for va~ , including trllnopcwte(ion to medical facilljln, IIOCial 18fVice and govM~~f*!fat agenciel. arid llhopping centerw. The Meigo County Council on Aging, Inc. lnvlteo comments and/ or propos· ala !rom all • i~ed publl~, privata "!'~, 1*.11· tranlit operatoro JnGiuding taxi operaton, for thl providing of tranlpoolalicn1 1181Vice for the llklerly and / or handicapped withll! our ..vice area. Operators who ere inter· etted in offering propollllt to provide ..vice 1hould contact Eleanor 'Thomao, Executive Director at Meigt County Council on Agi11g, Inc.. Box 722, MulbenV Haiahts, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 to obtain full details of the type of tran..,ortatlon MIVice thet io M8ded to preperii!IJ a PfOf1018. Written comments an· d / or proposalo mldt be submitted within 30 clavi to the agency ot the above add11111 with a copy to the Ohio Dapartment of Trans· portation, Dlvilion of Pub· lie Tran1portetion, 26 South Front Stm, Room 710, Columbut. Ohio 43218-0899; Attention· Deputy Director. · (41 5, 12, 2tc HOUSE OVERROWINC? CL£ANIF WITH CLASSIR£0 ADS Me!tJs 1-:J~~~~~~ JOHNSOt4 ELECTRIC - Specializing hi All Types ·Of CLEANE~S E . Ma i t1lx.l.oJII POMEROY, 0. 992-2259 ' NEW - LISTING - Ranch \)'pe horne on a ~rge klt rn the countcy 3 redrooms, drshwasher, all 10 good repair Price<! to sell at $29,900 00 NEW LISTING - Approx 3 acres 1n the country but close tv town 11h story '*ler home thai needs some repan large garden area Want$17,90000 NEW - LISTING - Middiep911 Rec.ntly remOOeled 1'h story home wrth a new kitchen, large INing room, 3 redrooms. mce d101ng room with big bay window. storage burldmg or garage. Neat and nice Just .J5185 Oak Hill Road Lon1 Bot1om. OH; .45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 Sttol1l Rffll F" S111l., Cltlzm We Use Von Schrader Equ1pment Recom111111dtd by leadtn& Carpet M•nu facturers. PH. 992- ......... 'FREE ESTIMATES" On~ $19,80000 \ NEAR TOWN Pnvacr, seduoon and appro~ 481! acres of ground wrth free 1)8tural g;~s and a 4 redroom ranch with fulf basement outbu1klmgs and a big garden area. !ust $49,900.00 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION WE ARE YOUR SAlES AND $ERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH • •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUIEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR . Ntw HOtMt-btlllliwl ltmHoliftt lmuraiKI Work Custom Polo lldgs. &Gar.,.. • toofi.. Work Alumiooum & Vistyl lidinp 15 .Yeara Experience ....., We Hm AF11ll Tl•1 Shp Tt~.llelaa RIDENOURTV & APPLIANCE GREG IOUSII PH. 992·7611 CHESTER-985-3307 il·1·1fc CHESTER AREA - Abeau!JM 3 red room ranch on 2 32 acre l<t Country lrv1ng with n1ce patio and barbeque Large rooms make thi1 a bargam at $42,9,00.00. PRIVAVY - With 3 beautiful acres and a really mce 6 room home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, equrpped kitchen, ce1l· ing laos, hoot ·and rear porches, and a woodburner REALTORS • ' Henry E Cltltnd Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Oolite Turner. 992·5692 BOGGS AFFOIDAIII • POUAill ~ SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO' Aut~orized John Deere. EnJOY ••••• fofexlllion ony· tltioo; ,_ ..... lo , _ .... llot ........ 51., "' .. . . tlto ..-Is wo ""'" In ...... New Holland, Bush Hoc Farm Equipmttnt Duler ILACIWOOD Hotll SPAS 400Us-ld. Po-ay, OH. F.,• Eq•lt•••t Parte & Ser•tu (6141 915-3105 l·l·tfc 4-10-1 mo. ~ MOTEL POINT PLEASANT. W. VA. 8mHn from PotwtrOJ·MIIOtl Brilflo ' $1NGlii2U5 •Kitchenettes •Restouront U.A. . 675·1111 *16d21nopOIIIMI IIAICI IPICIM * htl ·---..-........ ..._. $7900" Co. P•• 992-6911 IIACH. . & •oYIE B.,.AlS & SALES Onr 200 lo•ift_ ll•~laiJio S&L. Midolloport, Ohio HRS. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Day Night 1·614 1·304 773-5634 992·2549 FARM-,EQUIPMENT Dlte, plowt, corn piontort. 3 pt. bruoh )'ogo, grlln dtill, he,y.,ke. 10ft. 4rag harrow. Cub Fir·· mall with mower anf:t plow, hey crimper, tub eoiler, poteto plow, hay baler •nd more. 843-5155 or 843-5410 4 10 1 mo. 4· · m IUGIIE LOIG SUPERIOR. SIDING CO. . AT · . EIERSBACH · v•n&a.....u• Complete Gutter Wor1c Complott Remodeling Roofing of ell Typot Worlced in home orea 20 y. .,. "FrH Etthnattl" CAll COUICT: Ph. a SfRINS fr;f~OTION . VAt f . 16141 143-5425 3/1/2 mo. pd. OIIOVAWY SARWTE SfSYUIS APRttmetAt Dexcel Receiver 8' Alum. Dish Installed •149s.oo~:: & HEATING IU!INISS PIIONI 1614) ttl-6550 RESI)IHCI PNONE 16141 tU-7754 Fqturlng Wolf Point end Stolnt i/22/ffc 3·2i·1 mo J&L ·BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & AlUMINUM SIDING •lneulatlon •Stor,m Doora •Storm Window• Call 992-3561 PH. 992.2772 JAMES KEESEE- MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages 0 z -a: LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ licensed Clinical Audiologist z (H4) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 :1: - 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 s-u ifn THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP F11 All Ym Pll•tl•l N•• PIUS: Oflito Supplift I " Furniture, Wedding and Graduotion Stotionory, M.,noti< Signs, Rubber StaTIIfls, lusinns forms, I Capy S.nicos, Ett. M1lllt., Middl-t 104 Mui!Jtrry A•., Pomeroy We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addona and remodeling - Roohng and gun•r work - Concrete work -.Plumbing •n~ etectrictl , ·WOrk ~~.'. , • (free, Eatimat8sl . V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 ·6215 or "~ · 73B Call: 742-2407· Pomeroy, Ohio J.ll·l mo. - - . Roger Hysell Garage 992-3410 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Rt. 124,Pomoroy Ohio LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND lll1a TrU1MI11Io11 PH. 992-5682 . or 992-7121 TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 3·24-tfc 10-8·tfC ACCENT ICUT KEN'S FENCl & SUPPLY PH. 1-614-tt2-7191 I•JIM-675·1712 · 3-18·1 mo. ILA(I(STON · NEW CAR & TIUCI LIASING lox, Coli: 992-5875 Or 742-31 APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-6931 II 985-3561 All M1ku ..,,,,,,,.,,,. llttlty ,. d Itt, ( ... I S ppl ,_1!4.75 ,.,~ ........ ( ... I hJJIIU- IJI.DO (ocka"h, balk llnlt AuiiAh -C.... I Sooppllts AIM' SaW S.,.reflly (llhlllil. . 6 4·9:15-41212 mo. 32' ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes F0< Fnltr Strwlct , (all 614·992-673 GUN SHOOT UCINI Pill DIPI. ••••••••••• EVElY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. foctery Challe 1~ 0.,.. Sllttltll!t *VINYL SIDING ~ALUMINUM SIDING 'ILOWN IN ..$IllATION IISSEU SIDING CO. New 1lontu lullt "FNe EltlmltH" , ... 949-2101 or 949·2160 NoS..yCalh /11/111 Start From· 12'x16' UTILITY BUIL~INGS Sizes from 6!x6' to 24'x36' lnsulatad Doc Up 011. 614-143-5191 Racine, Ph. I O.S.ttc JO'S IJmf liD WN On St. II. 124 it Sfrau!t tlnlojsoe Sl. loot plontk) Otowi.,........... $1, $1,1$12 W IUSS.....$ I .DO Off FIGUIIINIS....•I.DO Off POICIWN ltD am Otllor Nlco lltlll •;.·c·""" T•lill., w... C.• • OfiN1 Ilion., fri. & 5tt.-IG to 6 Cloallllt!J. I 1 1/1011 ... Blaclc.long·heired, neutered cet to give away. 2 yeere old . Doclowed . Cell 614-742· 2143. One yur old German She· phord to give awty. Spayed, good with children . Coli 814·742· 232B. IBM electric typewri)er, non working good for perte. 304-176· 1433 tftor 7:00 PM. 14x44 metal ailo. 'I• mile btolow Recine Lockl end D1m. on Rt 33, ebove New Hovan 304·882· 2832. c..ement windows, phone 304·678-3B7B . 6 Lost and Foun!l Loat ' in Long Bottom, part Doberman P1ncher female . Liver color. wearing chocker choln. Tog No. 0098 . •28.00 reward. Coli 614· 667·3666 . Ring of keyo loot in Plrlclng lot or Foodlond Store. Reword. 304-676-3971. 7 Yard Sale .......Giiiii·i)oiis· .. ··· ·· · & -Vicinity "••r••••······················• .' Yord Jllle 13th, motorcyc~. niW • uaed ltema, 9-1 WMther permlttlhg, VInton Ad, off Rt. 5114 Mlchlgen Sale April 1 1. 7 Clothing. bedop-do, cur· telnt, knick knocko. pelnt. toyo, coder chest. 110 Ntll Ave .. Gtllpolio. Yard Solo Fri . 12, Sot . 13 N- tloctrlctl itomo· below wholeNie. unuau• awttchea (pull chtln & wolf typol, conduit, wire, brtokert (Ill 1i111), fuoet jell typeo) flu· reacent endl. buahinga. con · nectora, couplings. power outlets. ftuoreacent belleat, 220 V eJCt. cordi. m1ny more electricalltema. 40 " electric range, 7 hetvy wooden dinette cheira. bookce11. Yerd Sole 832 2nd. St., Rodony Villtge II . April 1 1,12,13 . BAM to &PM. Gerogo Sole 4 Fomily 1 0· 13 Clothing 6 mite. Acrooo from Vinton Grade School "<'-"P'am&iov····· .. ·: Middleport & Vicinity •Reno•• "Free Estimates" •AefriiJtlrltorl •Drvera •FrHzera PARTS and SERVICE 4·5·tlc Installation Available 4/4/lfn FOR SALE G&W PLASTICS SMALL GROCERY STORE W/GAS PUMP LONG IOnOM. OH. to Get (arrrout lice-. GAS PIPE WATER PIPE GAS REGULATORS OTHER SUPPLIES · PRICED AT $18',DDO Call Dovid McDonald BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 915-3137 in Rear. Is Possible 698-7219 3·11·1 .... Gerage Sale in fair View Hgto. Tobie, oew, wood racks. clothing. Friday end Saturday. Coli 614·992 · 3110. Yard ule. 3B3 Parle St , Middleport . Curtoino , drepee, end clothee. Peerlle Jewoll, 614·992·68B1 .. .....P'i.Pieiiiiaric·· & Vicinity Gorega ulo Apr 13. 9·7. 2932 Meedowbrook Dr . Pt.l'l. Elec renge, dlv ·olr, ttnk, dropet, bedtpreodt, cloth11. Gorogo Sole April 13th from 9 to 7 2832 Moadowbroolc Dr. Eloctrlc renge, OIV.-tlr tonk, dropol, bedtprtodo end clotheo . ~quses P&S BUILDINGS BrltUJny Sponlei· Border Col· flo pupploo to give owty Bltck tnd whlto. 1 mete end 3 ftmolet. Modulm olzt dog . Call 114-949·29119 •W11her1 •Dithwalhefl In Dt•ttr, Ohia PonHWoy, OH. 45769 1-11·1 - THE IIID CAGE A NEW VEHICLE Wt'd like to 1nlrodueo you to Enpp·A·Cir, lh11110dom wty to dr~t tho nhlelo of your chDiCI. NO DOWN PAYMENT LOWEI MOII1I YPUMIII'I . , , &11, Ius.; 915-3113 Res.: 915-3137 ' IN our fON FUTURE USfl & Commercial 4-1-2 mo. d INTERESTED GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWER LINES ELECTRIC LINES 12-B·tfc DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! ., TOWN & COUN1RY VETERINARY CliNIC 8 IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. OPEN EACH THURS. _,__ EVE. 6-8 _ PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 3305 JACKSON AVf. SMAll ANIIW HOUtS _ , I p.m.·S p.ow.. 1......, 6110 ,.. ..... , .... WHt~Moy I p.oo.-5 p.m. """'"' frloloy 1I,..p.oo.-5 .... 2 ,.."'"' ... !atur4oy 10 ...... , "" ..... WGIIIIlWSIND SUIGEIY IY APPGINT.NJ 104-675-2411 12-3-ttn '• RADIATOR SERVICE Will do all typos of excavating, landscaping. baMments, sew· age ayatems, water and gas linea, water well drilling and eervice, ·trucking ·(limes· torie & dirtI. ·. FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Residential Glv.,away Buying ' dolly gold, oliver colna, ringa. ,tewehy, aterling ware. old coina. l1rga cur· Top pricot. Ed . Bur· kott Barber Shop , 2nd . Avo. Middleport , Oh . 614· 992· 3476 """Y· Trailer lot with all hook · upa and aome acreage In coun· try . On land contract. Call 614· 992-11967 Electric toy train•. lionel. Americen Flyer. Any ahape or condition Coil 614-9926366 . Sr:rv11 .1:s SALES & SERVICE .•Aaplecement Windows , •N- Rooting "FREE ESTIMATES" '· 4-4·1 mo pd. ~LUMBING 317 Norfls S..OIIII Midslltport, Ohio 45760 And Qualltr flame Brands At DISCOUNT PRICES Expert Service SERYJCE 304·6JS·6276 •Live Entertainment ofree HBO • Pt. ,.._,, WY USSO Liatlnga in OH. DITCHIN~ RT. 52 NORTH POOLS PLUS Associate M~GHEE Mei1s Phone 742-3171 'R.eo'Y4- Pomirer, "SPAS" HYDIOTI(H CJIUIICAI.S 498 G011. HartloMjor Pkwy. Help Wentad Public Sale & AuctiOII Auotlon ovory Frldoy night ot /\iiilllllllll ~ lll l ~ltl ' 1 Card of Thenka Wt with to think thw Rutland Emorgoncy Squed. tht Holler Mtdlotl Ctnttr Stoff end oil our lritnd1 tnd nolghborl Who hllpcid tnd ofhlred IO help Ul If - c l during Cerl'o 111-. Alto, ntony thenkt to lhoea who - t oerde, fruit, flo-. ond ather remarnbrencH. Think you W!Y mueh. Ctrt end Menlle Qenl-. the Hertford Community Center. Trucklo1d1 of new morch.ondiM ovary - · Conllgmentt of n - 6 uled .....,hlndlto ot...yo ...1. comoct. Rlollord Reynold•. Au011onHr Cell 304· 278· 3011. 9 Wanted To Buy We PlY oaoh for late model ol-utod c.ro. Jim Mink Chov.-Oida Inc. BtU Gene Jolln1on . 814·441·3171 31 Homes for Sale In Ettott- 3 bdr. on Rt. 38, \'1 mi. Wott of HMC CoM 814-446 -0803. EIIIIIIIIYIIII:I: I MEIGS EXCAVAnNG COMPANY · VINYL Ll N£R P.OOL ACRYLIC, WALL POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL . Over AOO C~oJCes • 11 Houoe for oolo 'ift Jockoon CO!Intv• OhiO. II miiHebove Thurman Off Rt. 31 on Co. Rd. 41 , Bloomfltld Twp. 2 bdt ., bellm•nt, ettlc ,· gordon • -· !ergo beck yerd , good community, 1cro11 from Bloomfield ochool . Cell 614·2116-6211 efter &PM. "Good" used truck, phone 304-675 -2634. With 2 ltdroom Apt. - 304·675·6276 . 1-1 t.r.n. ' I 02. w._f lllain St. 3·22·tfn $25,000.00. MIDDLEPORT - Walk to all stores! 3 redrodms, cute intenor. newly painted exterior IJITCHELL'S . HOME VIDEO CENTER 4 312/ffn f PERSONAI!ZfD POOlS We n"d junk. Too nice to throw owoy7 Win plck· up Cell 814-992-3824 Monday thru Fridoy 7 to 5:30. I, 992-3345 (614) 949-2568 1:.. 742·2~28 2ss · for the elderly and/or handicspped within County. Thw grant application will requlllt one (111Undard 14 or · PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY . Wanted To Buy Belloon• for Ott Wolf, Annl· Yllrtlryt. Blrthdoyo, Plrtlot. Singing Gorrllle. Con Belloon• & Co. 614·446· 4313 There will be 1 cor weoh, Seturdoy April 13, from !O:OOAM to 5:00PM ot Plee•ra Reataurant. t5 .00 lntlde lnd out. n .oo outollie only. Sponoored by Domolty . Wotthor permitting. r.'ior Business Services 2101 ,.,.......- Now ::2::i.OC: ep, ""' · it _ .... · ~ ........ 11-v of CAVEAT EMPrOR ond no wll beglwn. owned by 'lhomoo a..-. lelving in tract of land .. OCMo....,....t by this 37'h 1nchea be the ume. more or lou. tho cool undorlying tho dncribecf 20 ICIWI lo h4nby ~. Allo, the following ,... e.tatelitUII1ed in Residential Wiring And Repair mayor's off•ce. 237 Race St .• Middleport, Oh1o until 3 00 P M . Thuroday, May 9, : ...1985. for the sale of the fol ~ - anddoocribod =- Tile ....... I Klllillll the right"'~-- · Call: (614) 464-3563 3S Bids will be received at the 1966 Ford f ·800 Fore Engine. fully equipped. 500 - GPM front mount pump , .1000 gallon booster tank . "" • Delivery of th1s veh1cle to tt1e pur,chaser wrll be de layed until a new 'IBhicle il .' ~ut tnto aervtce by the v•llage " " Minimum bid $10.000 00. FOf' more •nfor~Jon, contact Fire Chief Jf!ff Darst at : JI92-736B or 992·7332. ~· The Village reaerves the , dght to reJect any or all bids and to waive any ~nforma ~ t10n 1n bidding Fred HoHman . Mayor .,, .. Village of Middleport ,, Aprol12 . 19 Sutton Townahip. Meigl County, Ohio, and boundM T= end T.-ct U ...._ . . . - In Olid ., ,011111.00. acres $70,000. PUBUC NOTICE ~ - - -: Sitt.wln 3 BR FARM ttOUSE With barn. 58.5 30. 31 2f. _ _ _ _ ___ 32. _ _ _ _ __ Public. Noti~e lowing exce11 equtpment by J he Village of Middlepnrt. TI'Kt II· Tho fnot including cool) end potroloum oil ond nlllnl ' go~, on ond undeoro'ltl tho following doe. FOR SALE BY OWNER I Mail This COIIpCII!With Remittance The Daily Sentinel · ' - 111 caurt st. ·· Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 ml- ...... In Public Notice BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK Public Notiqe Public Notice 9 TROMM. EXCAVATI lll Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769· Public Notice The Daily Sentinel- Plige- 11 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 11 Help Wanted ------,--~­ Wanted : '-'otor Route Or~v­ ero noodod for Tho Dolly Sentinel. Only honellt, de· pendeblo peroo~o with roll•· ble tranaportltlon need epply. Not o good Income for juet 3 or .a hours a day. Apply in person or can The Dolly Stntlntl et 814· 992· 2168. Houaekeeper·chlld care. lg*l 1 1 & 8. M~stly oYCin· lng1 and aome .,lghta. No amoking. Referancea) re· qui red. 11 4-448·030 1 . Board and room for· ~·~{s~l: I Rtoooneble . Cell 61 • Houu for Solo: 112 Uncoln 6022 or 614·985-4411. St, e1 2,600, nMdt aomo "Ptlr. Cell 614·256·1773 Room ond boerd for oldtrly eftor lipm. only. Cell 114·992-6022 or 1 --~-----614 ·985-4411. Houoo for oolo: 4 rmo. 11o both. troller hookup, vllloge E•perlenced painting . of Crown City, •12.900. B1rn1, houeea. ell 1YPII of Ct11814-288-li0118 . roofa. Meig• ar•• call e14· 992 -7418 In Gellle coli Wotorloo Vlllogo. Nico 6 614·367 ·0298. room home on 141 in Wettrloo. Gortgt. Golllo In Molgo County oroe. Will weter, large lot, good price lnatall new rural mall box 1·614·843· 281 fl. with weather treeted 4x4 pooto Phone 614· 992· Flatwood area-Pomeroy. 4 . 634B . bdr.. FP, BM . calling, venyl aiding. alum wlndowa. 17 ocreo tvellobio. Coli 81418 Wanted to Do 441-2359 . ' 3 bdr. hOUM 2 flropftCOI, awlmming pool. glrlge . eJCC. locetion . Commer~cal 266·8281 altor fi ·OOPM. lot 80x128 Jeckton Avo. Commericat trect 35 acrea Mow lawna. trim, rake, h1ve Sendhlll Rd . Cell 304·675 own mower. In city of 6104 or 676·8388, Golllpollo, det-'ndoblo Hrvlco. Wolter Long. Celll14· Houle for tale by owner. 446-0098 . Nlco 3 bdr . homo, full baaement. gaa heat, Ill Bowens Conatructlon. carpet. nice kitchen, att· Comploto remodoling, flro- ached garage, good location place apecialllta Painting: facing river whh garden apot Interior llo exterior. Cement, In 900 Block. city. Ctn holp block, brick w0fk. !'.l .2f!ii yr1. flnonco. Cell 614-446·2673 e•perience . reeaonable or 814·448 ·1171 . I · """" FrH ottlmeteo, worlc 1-----.:.._____ guorontHd Call 614·388· Muot ooll 3 bdr. rench. 9670 or 614-3BB -9B06. Weotbrooko Subd.. FR. woodburner, cerpon. deck, Will mow yordo ond do odd city utilities, & achoola. jobo, form worlc . Rottonoblo f36,000 . Cell 614 -446 rotoo. Collll14-446-6841 7144. Will do lawn mowing • yard work. Coli Keith It 614- Exporlonced typl1t In Golll· poll1 ~rea to help compile rcocipoo for cookbook. Coli 614· 2116·1174. Dependable yard Hrvlce. Yard mowed, wHdl. w1lk· wave cleared, hedges trimmed, otc Coli 814·992· 2289 Needod pert·tlmo bobyoittar, Northup· Centenary or111. 2 young children . Pleeoo collofter 1:00, 614· 446·0621 . Babyoittlng in my homo. full time or while you shop. Rustle Hilla, Syracuse. E•· perioncod. Coli 614-992, 6021 Full-dme or pert-time ule1 opportunity. lnturonco boneflto ov1111blo. Th• Avon Dlltrict Moneger will be lntervlowlng for job openIng• In Galllo 6 Melgo Co. April 1 I. ettho BoltWottarn Motel from 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM Ledlot ovor 18 moy epply In person. Will do houoe 304-676-621 B. I----------- 21 cle1ning, Busine11 Opportunity In Pomeroy. 2 atory home on Ploooont Ridge. 2 bodroom•. 1 'h be tho. living room, dining room, kitchen, bttoment. Lorgo ytrd pluo acreage. Several out bulldlngt. e30,000. Coli 814 -949-2846. 3 bdr homo in Village of Chestor,Ohlo, TPC wotor, gaa, garden apace, garage. 1"'I both, ettlc. Must Soe to Approciote. U9,600 . Glen Thomo Coli 614·9B6· 3671 . 3 bedroom houM, pertly fumlehld. By owner, in Brodbury. Coli 614·9923187. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 44 Apertment for Rent ' Mobil• homot moved. In1aured. 20 ye1ra expet"itmce. 304-8711· 2B61 or ~76 299B. Nitely turnlohed mo'b llo t'lome. eff. ep't , central •lr tnd h..t in olty. edu"• only. Ctll 814·441·0338 . 1977 Oakwood mobile home, 3 bedrooms. 1 \1 bttho. "'ove. rtfrlgerotor, woohor tnd dryw, prlcld for quick oelo, 304·1176-3030 or 675 -3431 . Bachelor apt., · 1at: cl111, newly furnl1hed, Ref. r~tq . f225 per mo. 114 Fir"' AV. Gtllipolio . Coli 614 · 448 11116 or 814-446-1243. !..:.:..:..:..:._______ 'For oelo mobile home 2 br, 70'x14' . Cell 304-678 · 14B4. -- 33 Farm• for Sale Ftrm houoo & 68 ecroo with tobacco bau and mineral righte. In Porter. Ohio on Campaign Creek Rd . e49 .000 . Cell 814-441 7247. 10 ecroo with 40x60 bern, $18,000 116 acres with 40•60 born. '298-ocre .. 4 bdr houae epprox 21h acrea ~36,000. 2'h ocreo 12.600. "' · 776 Coli .614-379 22811. Furnished 3 rm apt, upateira, utilltiet pd , $198 mo .. t60 depo1it. 9.& Locust. Adulta only. Coli 446 -1340 or 446-3870 Fumtthed '"1ciency 701 4th Avo .. Golllpolio •110. utllitlet peld. oharo beth, tdultt. Coli 446 ·441 II oft.,. 7PM. Furnished opt. 2 bdr .. 243 Jockoon Pike, Gtllipollt , U&O. utllotioo Plid Coli 446· 4416 •Iter 7PM 1...:..:.:...:....:.:.....:...._____ Fumiahed 4 room apt., no or pets pl. .ae. Located in Oak Hill. Cell oftor 4PM. 614-6e2-1010. c~ildren 30 •ere farm, Leon are•. 2 bedroom treilet, unfiniehed houae. low 30 'a, weekend a only 904·696-6429 . 1 bdr apanment located on Evana Hetghta *160 per month plus deposit and roforencoo Cell 614-441 7288 titer &·OOPM 814· 446-0104 . 36 3 rooma with private bath. ref. Requetted. Coil 814446-2216 Lota & Acreage 2 acre home lite on blacktop county rd. rural water, lome treea, plenty room for garden and fruit trees . Call 614-379 · 2671 . Upataira 3 room a,' furniahed, bath , waaher ~ dryer. AC . clean , no pete, ref., dep. req .. adulto Cell 614-44111619 . Mitchell Road 2 bedroom Over 1 acre level lot Poner , apt. . uttlity room, wet., .8•12 barn , Hptk: tank. HS fumiohed. Coli 614· 379or MH reedy . Cesh ·contrect 2248 . Ceii614-3B8·9738 Smell ept. for one. Nice & clean, 111 Gallipolis. Call 17 acrea at Bashan , Ohio 16600.00. Cell 614· 687- 614·446·361 1 6160 Aiveraida Apt1. Middleport. 12x66 mobole homo. on 4 Special rates for Senior acre• of level ground. Five Citozeno $130. Equol Houtminutea from Pomeroy. 2 or ing Opportuniti11 814 · 3 bedroom. 117,900. Call 992-7721 614-992-6096 Furn1ahed apt . 3 roome and both . No polo . Ctll 614-949 - 2253 Rtmla ls 41 Houses for Rent APARTMENTS , mobile homes. houaea. Pt. Plee11nt and Gollipolio . 81 4· 446 · B221 . 7 room home with 2 Car garage, In Cheehire, •260 mo., plus dep , adults only no poto. Coll614·367·7271 or 614-367 -7302. Furmahed efficiency ept, one person , pr~vate. utiUtiel inc1'udod 8180 00 month. 304 · 676 · 2083 or 675 · 6689. Romodeled 2 bdr. woll to wall c1rpetlng. aduttw pre· ferred or w ill consider 1 omell child. no potl. ·*ZOO mo plua utillttea 132 4th Ave. Coli 614·446-3204 . Ettic11ncv apertment. do't"ntown Pt, PleaNnt, Fur· niahed and uttlitles paid Oopooit .required 304·B95 - • 3460. Lovoly, colonltl homo et 1 21 7th eve in Middleport, Ohio my lncludea 1lumlnum aiding. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- lerge clo.ad~in front porch LISHING CD rocommondo with wlnd•out windowe. 10 House. 2 bdr., etove. refrig. 46 Furnis~ed Rooms 3-,4 bedroom•. I 'h opeco, I 76 depoort. that you do buaineaa with roomt. baths, form•l dining room. o. •••••·•"mo , located 13 White peoplo you know, end NOT FoJ rent Sleeping Rooma utility room, hardwood . Coli 446-3B70 . to Mnd money through' th• floort, gel I urn~·· with J....:.::::...:.;:.__..._ _:,__ _ and ~ight houae kHptng mail unt1l you heve investi~ circul,e tJng t1ot water, 3Q gill Foui bedroom houae in rooms. Park Central Hotel. geted the' offering. hot wettr fink. App,.lud tt Recine. no pcltl Call &i4· Cell 614 ·446 ·0766. Potltlon A~elloble. Opert· 137,600. wlfl nil lor 949·2263. dona DinH::tor fch· COul)ty 125,000 Conttct· RIIph or ~~-'------.,-­ ·46 Space for Rent · &oor4 elf Montol Retor~otion Emelene Pratt •f 227 S. Middleport area hou.e for and Developmental DiNblli· Filth Avo ., Middleport, ronf. neer tchooll end thopEducetor: To crotte ond tiee. Madere DegrH from Ohio. 814-982-7167 . ping dlotrlct. Coii304·8B2· maintain community educe· an accredited unlveraity 1n Mobile home lot, 1 2'•60 ' or 3722. lion ond public tpetklng Special Education. Business Nlct oldor homo. Vine St. smaller. • 76 water p8id: 4th program In prlv1te non· poflt or reloted flold. Becholor't Rocint,Ohlo . Living Room, In New Haven. W V•.. 3 6 Neil, Gtllipolit Coli 446 · family pl,anning , 1gency. degree w1th 10me graduate Dining Room, Kitchon, 3 bedroom, 2 bathe, all elect- 4416 tltor 7PM . Mutt h.ovo knowledge end worlc will be contlderod. bedroom end btth . Some ric Coli 614·949·2470 e•perience in education In Eight ye1rs eJCperience in fumiehh1g• and eppll1ncea. Mobile homci toto, R 6 R th• orooo of fomlly lifo, Human Servicea field with a Prlcod •40.000.00. Cell t=our rooma. bath, g1rage 1n Mobile Home Park, Bulaville preventive health, nutrition minimum 6 yeere of admi· 614 -949-2840 tvtnlngo tf· Middleport Carpeted. atove Rd. Gollpoloo, Oh. Cll1814 · ond public policy. Mutt niatretive experience and 5 ter 8 J00PM, weekend• and refrigerator provided. 446 · 0527 or 1114·446· demonetrete excellence in Great f.Qr aingle or working 1283·. financial menagement envtlmo. orpnizetlonel akllla. com- yur1 couple. t1B6 .. per month roqulrod . Quellflod eppll· municetion. group dynem- cants ahould Hnd reaume by Four bedrooms, kitchen· and security depoait Sorry. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo lct. end tn tblllty to odepr April 17, 1 9BI to Mllgt family room with fireplace. nO children or pets. Phone Ptr1c, Route 33. Nonh of educetionel materitlt lor County Boord of MR·DD finiahed beaement. low B14 ·992-6292. Pomeroy . Lorge loll. Cell progrem n•d•. Experlenco P.O. Box 307. John Streit, IBO'o, Point Pltolnt, =!04· 614-992-7479 . de•lred In writing neWILe- Syrtcuoe, Ohio 46779 1178· 3Q79. ovonlngo 2 bedroom•. furntahed, air 111011 ond ootobllthlng moconditioned Good, clean Rental apece for travel traildi• contects throughout an 3 bedroom home. 81h IIIU· condition New H1ven. ers, c1mpera, fold upa. Weeight county area. Graphlca 2Z Money to Loen mable loan, garden apot. wv• . 882 · 2481 .. ter. Hwar. eiKtric cable experience helpful. Bochoreduced down to 149,000. · hook upo. Cell 304· 773. lor•a degree required Stlrt· 304 ·1178-8047. Burdette Addn , 2 bedroom, 6661 tltor 5 :00p.m. ·• lng oolary e11.700.00. Pof1mily room. b11ement. exc tltlon It beood In Athent. HOME OWNERS -Rofintnol Nice 4 bdr houoe by owner. cond, good neighborhood. Trailer lots for rent, aewer to low fixed rete u .. equity 1 acre lot. & mllee from Pt. Mult h•ve own trlneportl· and water,. furniahed. will 304-4580 or 675-1962 . toon, flexibility of time end lot ony purpo1e. Letdor Plotoent. Coli 614-446· tokt one om.oll child. 304· be able to travel locllly. Mortgego Co.. 614·892· 1875. 6711·1076 . Deedllne April 24, 1986. 3051. 1----- - - 42 Mobile Homes Send reaume to: Pl1nned Maaon · 2 1tory frame. 7 for Rent Perenthood of Southeeat rooma, 2 b•tha, baMmtnt. Professional 23 Ohio, 8 N. Court St. , garage, shop, gerden . Services Athwno, Ohio 45701 . An 138,000. 304-876-6743 Furnished, air cond .• ceble. 61 Household Goods E.O.E. end E.S.P. no city taJCel, be1uteful riverview, Kaneug• . Foater' i Mo~ AVON . Sell Avon m.oko Pltno Tuning ond RofNII•. 32 Mobile Homes bilo Homo Per1c, 614-446SWAIN 46%. Cell 614·441·3388 . 8runlcordl Mutlc Co .. 614· for Sala 1eo2. AUCTION 6 FURNITURE 446·08B7. Twentieth yttr 62 Ohve St,. Gallipolia New We 1r1 looking for women of quality Hrvlce. lane NEW AND USEO MOBILE 2 bdr. 2 mi . from HMC 11 e. uHd wood·coal stovea. 6 who would like to be makfng Daniell. 614-742 -2911. HOMES KESSEL'S QUALEv•rgreen. children ec· pc wood LR ouote 1399, extr- money. M1k1 from coptod. Cell 614-446 -3697 bunk beds 1199, antron e20 .00 to f60.00 In tn WINOOW TINTING Rooi· ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. or 614-248·15223. recliners 199, new I. uaed evening having a Friendly dontlol, Commorclel6 Auto. 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS. bedroom au1te1, range•. Home Porty. Aloo, lign up Free eatlmates Call 614 · AT 36. PHONE 114-446In Tupport Plelno. 1176.00 wringer weahera. & ahoea 7274. end gat • • 400 .00 kit of 448·9346, month plus utilitiea and New livingroom suites glft1 tnd toyo. No money 11172 Schultz extre good dopo11t . Cell 814· 667 - •199·$ 699 , Iampo, oleo Involved. For more lnform•- PIANO TUNING AND RE- cond . Cell 814 ·286 ·1922. 3487 . buying coal & wood atovea. tlon, cell Mognollt Nltz ot PAIR, Reduced reteollmltod Coli 614·446 · 3159 et 4 · 992-3611 . time only. Word't Koyboerd, 19 7 9 Bollglodt 12X811, 3 In Middleport, 2 bedroom 304·871-11500 or 17&· •c • Pertlally lumlohed. lncludoo LAYNE'S FURNITURE Educetor: To croott end 3824 . bdr .. oil eler:troc , " waaher 1nd dryer. Good Sofa. chair . rochr. otto· m11lnteln community educe· undtrpinnlng Included. ex. location near park. One ma"· 3 tablea. (extra heavy), tlon end public •-king cond. Ctll 614-446·3289 . child. D1poalt required 1886 Sofea and chairs progrom In prlvoto non1972 Gelexy 1 4X70 , 992- 7114or992- 8800 priced from I 286 . to t896 profit ftmlly plennlng 16800, good cond. Coil Ttblot, $50 tnd up to • 1 26. 1goney. Mutt hiYII knowl.0148. _ 11 4 448 2 bedroom trailer, adults Hldo·o·bedo,t390 . ond up edgo end oxperienc• In ontv: depoait , required . Call to t560 .. sole bodo •146. 14x7D 19B2 Kirkwood on edur:otlon in thw ,,.., of 31 Homes for Sale 304·675 · 21136 . Reclinoro, *228. to 1376., femlly life, preventive Lompo from 128. to •1211. end public - - - - - - - - - - rented downtown lot. Pro· hwolth, nutrition 2 br mobile for rent , pc. dinette• from •1os:. to policy, Mult demonltrlto Three bedroomo. centroltlr. viouoly priced •11.1100. Will Burdette Add .' •176. pluo 435 . 7 pc 1189 ond up. ••clllenco In orgenlzotlonol vinyl wlill pepor, aorplt contldor rotooneblo offer. utHitlot end dopoolt. 304· Wood teble• with olx chliro tkillt , commumlcetlon. throughout, - " lnoulelld. 1.:.c_.r_1_&_14_·_4_4_6_·0_2_0_8:-.-:-:-= 6711·2414 . group dynlmlot. end en now point, otteched UIT'IIIt. 1· t286 to •746 Deoic •i 10 obiHty to edept eduCJOtlonol gu outdoor grill, ewnlng1, 1971 Oekbrook 12x50, ~ up to •228 . Hutch••· ••so., mettrllll for progtem mtny oatreo. Cell 814·448· bdr ., 16,200. Cell614-388Bunk bed complote with 44 Apartment nMdt. Exporlon.. cltolrod In U83 til 8:00PM, efter B288. I n>olltroooHoo,U78 ond up to writing ,_...,...., end 8:00PM cell 814·241· ~for Rent $396 bodo. ., 1 o. oltlblithlng rnedlt contec1o 88119 . 1871 Freodom good cond. MettresHa or boJC 1prlng1, throughout tn eight county Coli 614-258' 61120 . full or twin, t68 , firm, f88 . eraa. Grephlot oxperl-t lnvntmont 8 unit tpert· end *78 . Queen All, •226. hwlpful. Bochaior'o c~eg,.. mont complo•. built 1874,4 Two ecret. 12•68 mobllo JACKSON ESTATES 4 dr. chwoto, 149. II dr. required. Stertlng '11lery optrtmllnto fumlthed, only home. County wlltr. Hong· APARTMENTS IEquel ChOitl, U9 . led frtrhet, •11,700 00. Potltlon It 1!1. vocency, retidenl mtn· lng Rock Rd. •111.000. Cell , Houolng Opportunity! UO.ond 1211., 10 gun · Gun belld In Athon 1. Mult hiVI eger, et,440 """"hly In· 304·182·3784. monthly rent 111r11 et •113 cebintll, UliO or own trontportatlon, flo•lbll· come. Renter• PlY til utiH· 1_:.:._..:,.:.::._____.....,-::for 1 bedroom ond 1191 for eloctrlc renue• 1371. . .by lty of limo end btl oble to tleo. Cell 814·1192·1188 1911 •O•IiO Cutlt mobilo 2 bedroom, dtpotlt UOO, m.ottr••-· 12116 bed traYCIII-1~. O..dllno April dlyt or 614·894·2B74 titer homo. 2 bedroomo. fuRy loceted n111r Spring Vtloy , ...... 120, 126. • .30. cerpetecl. tx-t btothroom. Plezo ond Foodlend, _ , king fremo eao Good . . -. 24 , , 1..· on d ,..umeo t o: 11 · Good condition UIIOO. end Coble TV eveilablo, Plsmntd Perenthood of Sou· lion of bedroom tultH, th.. llt Ohio, B N. Court St.. GrHnTownohlpnew2ttory Cell614·742·2111. houroet poolbleiO em to 4 rockers, meul cablrtetl. At... pmtnd7pmto9pm hwedboorcto Ul 6 uf to Ohl0 411701 An 4 or I bdr. form II dlnln· no. ftroom, utMity room, 1"'I 2 mobile homto for ule. Cell Mondoy-Frldoy, Cell 614· •es. E.O.E . end E.S.P. • ~ 114 _eg2·3847. l>eth, gerJitlo, concratll d.. ~. 448 - 27•!5 or leave meauge. Uaed Furniture •• I pc . JOIN THE ARMY NA· nice tot, 41<\ mi. from TIONAL GUARD. 0000 Go:~~:• on Rt. 141 . Will 8x41 treilor. Good condo· dlnotto, hoed boordl, 2 mollh home •• tlon. Full both, 1 bedtoom, Redecorated 2 bdr oP1-. exc. bedroom tuitot. 3 m... i>ut PAV . GOOD BENIFIT8 . ED· 00 UCATIONAL A8818T· trede-ln. lergeln prloed, tarv• living room. Ctll 114· locetlon. Regencv Inc. Cell lulevHit lid. 0fllll 1 - to ANCE. Cell 304·8?11·3110 •11,100 . Cell 114·441· 112·2221 or 114-992- 304·1711· 7283 1711· 8104 8pm, Moh . thru let. 7202. 114-448-0321 1031. or 176· 8381 . or t-800·142·3118. . 1..:.::..::.:...,____ 1...:..:...----:--:-:---::- o., •sa. •' ; .,' �12. 1986 Page 12- The Daily Sentinel 61 LAFF-A~OAY Houaehold Goods Friday, Ohio 61 • Farm Equipment 63 Wuher1. drvert, refrloeretor&. renge•. Skagg1 Ap~plilncee, Upper Rive; Rd. ·beside Stone Crest Motel. County Ford 9N tractor "new tune up, paint. rune good w - 614-446-7398. • Appli1nce, Inc. Good UMd appliencea and hoovy duty 4 fl. buoh hog. •1 ,860. Coli 614 - 286 81522. . TV oeto. Open BAM to 8PM. Mon lhru Sol. 614-4461 899, 827 3rd. Avo. Gollipolio, OH . lntornolional . 340 tractor PS, live power, 3 pt. draw Valley Furniture, new & used . Large aection of qullity furniture. 1216 Eastern .Ave .• Gallipolia. bar_. *2 396 66Z2 . · eondltion .*75. Coli 614 · l lll-3160. . f!'ira Kenmore dryer like ..w •90, guaranteed. Cell ·- . M.vteg wringer wa1her. good cond .. S75. Coli 614· 266·6892: 30" electric range, good cond., horvoat gold, $50. C~II614 · 245 · 939B after 4. sectionel. m1ttre11 1nd bmt oprlngo. Corbin l!o Snyder Furniture . Coli 814-448· 1171. cupboarda. deakl. ice bo~ea . Conkloo, Tuppero Pl,ino, Rt. 7. Hand crafted and finlohod. 2M~ ton central lir condi'loner. Complete with H coil 1nd tubing. New Compreuor. U60.00. 814$92-6437 oflor &PM . J:or sale, dining room t1ble end 4 choiro. Coll814·992- 7p7. Color T..v .. UII.OO. 4 rtlri9o!otoro,t76 . 00 ond up, Electic rsngo, UII.OO. Au· tornotic wooher, t 149.00. 3 dr'yoro, $96 .00 each . 1 8,000 BTU AC, UOO.OO. Goo range, t86.00. Coli 61 4 -992·223B . Picken& uaed furniture. 30,4- 8711-6483 or 876·1460. RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE . Uood otoveo end refrigerators. Compere our prlcea. save tod1y . 64 Misc. Merchandise Saara Vlord tractor 84 Model 44' CUI, 18 HP, Ulld about 10 houra. new con d .. $1,15110 . Coli 614-JBB9136. Front troin lof 74· Chevy Bluer lit 315G rebuilt Chevy motor 200 miloo. Coli 814448·0886. Pomo;oy, Ohio. Coli 814992-2811 ' Slight pelnt domoge. Now flashing arrow ligna. t249 complete, koo lotterol Four loft . Coli immediately, 1(8001423-01113, onvtlmo. (Not 1 repoAelll~n). A ad loitorod Modol2150, 22 rille, loot mode in 1982, t76.00. Auto Wlnchooter 1400 okaal 'b orroll,n 60.00. Manual ty· pewritor, U6.00. Coli 614· 992-670B from 9:00 til 2:00. 1400 Wlnchooter ooml· outomotlc ohotgun, •zoo. .' •rm AW. uaed little. *300. G.E. Woohor, ·~ 60. Q.E. refrigerator (like new). *260. Both guorontHd lor 30 deyo. Stondord bred horae, 1 year · old. Coli 614-992-2238. •fternOon. From April 15 to Limoolone, Sonci, Grovel. P!t:)c up It Rlchordo & Son. cell 814·448-77B6 . Board feaerve1 't tw right to reject eny or all offera. loeda delivered In dump Ull~k t1 00, or 21oodo I 1BO. You pickup •16. Coli 614248·15B04. Spring Specloi·Polriol utility buildings on display et two convenient locations, B I. S Produce, Viand St. Pt. Plea.. nt, end French City Mobile Homeo Gallipolis. 9 X 12 t695, oioo 10x18 1996. New Marlin 30-30'modol30 AF, 1100.00. Cell814·8436218 . Firewood t20.00 pickup load, 130.00 delivered. Coli 304 -876-8782 or 8762991 . WANTED-Area Sporto En- thulilltl that want to . receive direct mail •peclela lilt, an exciting new merchendlae program. from Tri Delivered and eat up on your tot. County Sporto, 304-6762988 or write to Rt 1, Box -.471, Point Pleooont, W. Vo . lk!!lt On Your lot: Big 4 .Car Include name eddreu end zip. - liarago 18986. 3 bdr homeo • ·13,9915, Sao Our Modelo, ,:-;,1 1-814·888-7311. Go!o•le Boot 1 20 Mer- cn:liMr, with trailer, exc. om>d., Coi1814-268-8413 . - * Ofom dr01101 lizoo 5,7,9. Exc .. cond . Coli 81 4·246· . 11.69 oflor 3PM . ~~~n lor oole 9MM S & W model 39· 2 block flnioh pearl handle. Coll814·2581826. Peavy model 600-300 watt mixer, 2 Poovy 2 P·lcoblnot 1pe1kera, 4 Shure micro· phoneo wilh olondo 11 ;000 Rox-Rollry photo copier. 3 M CIIUII dook copier. A,B. Dick electronic atancll maker. Momograph me- ayr.8x24 rod born typo bldg. 1 old-full of wol1orn lick. !'!'eke ollor. Coli 814·288· 1822. 14 formal wedding oowna 2-36x6'8" TV. outside · oteel c;loora, center aru, gl111 with wood latlce. one 24"x8'8" ·all wood panel door. 304-6711-8682. Lowrey Micro Genie org1n t860.. Spalding Xl4 golf clubo end bog t260 .. coli ofler 4 p.m. 304-773-5177. 66 Building Supplies Building Moterioio g - Comonl block, oil olzot, building motot'lalo. Oolllpolio Block Co .. 1 231fz Pine St., Gollipolio, Ohio 46831 . Coli 814-446-27B3. Block. brick. mon1r end m1aonry auppliea. Mountain Stoto Block, Rt. 33, New Hoven, W. Vo. •304·8822222 . 66 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding, all breodo. Healed indoor-outdoor locllltloo. AK'C Doberman puppleo: Stud Service. Call 81 4·4487796 . . 1980 Me11ey Furgerson tractor. exc cond, Model 2815, •7.600 .00. Low houra, 304·468-1810 or 468-1031. 1"-New Allis Chelmera 4 row no-till corn planter. We can set up with 74 plete unitl or 78 air unllo both i 13. From your color Pole Building• Con1tructed for commercial. gareoea. farm. 1tore1, ate. Any size, free ootlmoteo, call 304876·3981 . Jaeger Air Compreaaor 11JO C FM, 8 cyl, cenlnetol ongino, $2 ,460 .00, phone 304-468- 1610 or 41181031. Couch, boby bod end mot- trail. Selmer alto aax, 2 troller bedo (mottrooo l!o box oprlngol. 304-8911-3404. Seed & We now have Nonhrup King aeed. For your gr••• • Hltd nooda: Coli 614-2411-8193, Altizer Form Supply. 1---- - - - - - 1r<HJsporlallon 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH pold lor '80' Jon. 1, 1'988. Con on prica. 1 -uood Alllo Cholmora 4 row no· till com 'plonlor dry. fort, 77 olr unita, monitor U600, 1 -uood Alllo Cholmoro 4 row no-till with dry fort, 78 air Smith Buick-Pontile, 1911 Eootern Ave.; Oolllpollo. C.. I 814-448-22B2. •&.600. 1-uood 8 row no·tHI dry fert. ISO ooriao plo1e unill inaect It herb boxea. *3,000 . Con be cui to 4 row 12,800. 1 ·uoed 8 row notill, 70 oerloo plate uni1o inoect ottoch, dry fertilizer, end tl'l!noport 13,900. Con model end newer uaed Can. 1981 AMC Spirit DL, 2 dr.. h~tchback, PS, PB. AM -FM atereo. air, tilt, 4 apd., greet goo oover. Priced to ooll. Call 814-246-15040 after ISPM. 1982 AMC Spirit 2 tone, 4 spd., AM-FM tope, ounrool, new draa, e3,999. John'a Auto Soleo, 8ulavillo Rd. 814·448·4782. company on the m•rket with no·tlll planter. They still have the ltrongeat It moat aucceaaful vet~itile pl~nter on the market. Can be IPaced from 20" row apac· lng to 40" . Your authorized Allie Chalmaro & Now Hoi· land Dealer for thia eraa. Keefere Svc . Centar. PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1917 318 oulomolic, PS, PB, 4 door, excellent condition. e1 ,450. Call 61 4 · 448e816 or 814-245 ·6644 af. tor 8PM . St .Rt.87, Pt.Pi. Ripley Rd. We are 13 mi.S.of Revono· wood Bridge . 304 · 896 3874. epd., engine completely overhauled , look• new, 62 t4,200. Coli 814 , 448 6818 or 814-245·6644 oftor 8PM. Wanted to Buy MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1987 90% restored, 6 cyl .. 3 Wented 10 rent pasture in Call 81 4 -286·6622 . but will buy any make. any oioilol All -brood grooming. · Alo Orondo oroa . Call 814· 448-0962. . ·, . lndoor-o~tdooi boordlnglocllitleo. Englioh Cocker Spo- . niol pupploo. CoR 8.1 4-38B• ·-, 63 ·9790. . • . · Livestock · --;:;=:=:;======= ··Hoppeo Blue . Ribbon Pig Solo, April 13, 19B6, So!ur· dey · 7PM. 'foyene ·county. Fairgrounds, Waahii'lgton Regiatered wire haired Fox Terrier father National ChomP.ion Show. dog. 18 moo. old. Call 814-3870441 . Some tank apeciels good lhru April 30th. 30 gel tak with hood t89.99.. Floh Tank, 2413 Jackoon Ave .. Point Pieooonl. 304-876· 2063 . Mu.s icol Instruments C.H .. Ohio, Selling200 hood of be~rowo & gllto. 1984 Wlnninga Include: Grand Champion Barrow Ohio State Fair, Orand Champion Barrow Louisville Barrow Show, Chompion York Ohio State Fair, Re~erve Cham· pion croae-breed Ohio State Fair, plue 8 county f1ir winnere including re.1erve Grand Champion in Gallie County. Coli 814 - 335· 7394. Bently Pig Sale Wed. April 24th, 7:30PM. Fayello County fair Grounds, Welhington CH . Soiling 150 J . B.L . D"eoign. P . A . coblnats-ompty. a160. Call 304·773-9127 and oak for Reg . Fu111 Sllillllles & l iVI ~S III i:k heed of Duroca. Hemp· Duroc• cross bred, Barrows lit gilto. Roger Bently 513684-2398 . Boot Linlo Club Lomb Solo in Ohio. Selling 100 Kauler, Spracklen, Schlichter end Cornett Limbs, Saturday, AprM 20th, 10:30 AM It Oon Schlichter Form, 1 0187 Pr1irle Roed, Washington Farm Equipment CH, Ohio . Coli 814·42687215 . Spring Speciol: 24'x30'x8' with 16'x7' ' goroge door • urvlce door, t3 , 888 ereclld. Iron Horoo 81dga. · 814-332·97415 coiiOCI. Two white face cowa. Due 10 hove cslvoo In July. t500 . ooch. Coli 514-742-2821 ofler eight call 814-9922362 . CAOSS lit SONS ·u.s. 315 Well, Jockoon, Ohio. 1114-2811-11481 . Mouoy Ferguson, Now Holland, Buoh Hog Soleo l!o 8orvlcs. Ovor 40 uood 25 ragiltered polled Hereford, cowa with celvea. more to fre1hen . Alao, 10 helfera auto, w -eir, $2,460 firm . 1973 Chrysler N'ewpoo't; $260, ·auto, Coli 814-2415· 9683. 1989 VW with'nowlyMbullt engine, t600 11 lo i)r. t700 with".point job. Coli 61 4· 245·9398 ofle• 4. ·• 83 Aoliont K 2 dr., S.E., extrll, must sell. Make offer. Call 614·448-1504. 76 Pontiac Catalina near perfect cond., $1,200 . Coli 814·448-1604 . 76 Comaro block, 84,000 actual mlloo, good cond. Coli alter 8, 814-266-8003. 1 976 Chevrolet ototionwogon . Call 814-388· B621 . 19B2 Dotoun 200 SX. Ex· celle~l condition. AM-FM 1tero cet~eHe, elr condition· ing. Cali 814-898-82117alter 5:30PM. 18&00. 19B2 Chevotte, 26.000 mllea. Sell or trade for cattle. Coli 61 4-985 -3B91 , Would like lo do houoo cleaning . Coli 814-9928369 otter 4 :00pm . ' 1 979 Grand Prix, block , AM·FM atereo, cruise, air, excellent condition . Coli 304·8B2: 2798 . 1979 Pontiac Sunbird. Exconant body, A· 1 engine. II cyl. Call 6 H-982 -6722 oftar 9:00 P.M . Cutiuo Supremo. Coli 814843 · 6127. num tiding', overhang runer roofing . Free eatimatea~ a. Coli 614·367-7488 . 1------------+---------~ 73 Autos for Sale Vena a. 4 W.O. - '74 Chevy von, 3150 motor $600. 30,4-171-6689 ollar 6:00. 74 Mot orcycles new p e r u . ' - - - - - - - - - - 814-949 - Washer and dryer, copier machine. den furniture end ~mper top for Dollun King oteroo. Evening 304-77315489. :Cob long bod or oquolont, like now. •200. Coli 1114;248-9388 oflor 4 . Ponosonic reol-to-rHI tope Oooolino pow...d weodcut'lor wllh oow btodo. heovy !duty, •eo. Coli 814·2411'93911 oflor 4 . 11 HPiowntroctor4yro.old, •600. Cell 814-2411-8398 """'4. Stlhl AV 32 choln oow, 20 ln. bor, opere chain and carrying 114-24158318 ofllt' 4 . ...... noo. c"" Uood auto perta ot 430 Flamingo Dr, Konougo, OH'2 111nth1 6f o mi. N. from Rt. 311 on At. 7, all electric. unfurniahed. 304-6711-1771. Roell- dlohwoohor, woodbur,..,. atorm door,-, movie comer• • prOjoetor.· 1178 4 whHI Joop. Coli 304-11711· 4192, IJIIIllf:. 1 RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola , Quazar. and ' 't'OU ACTUAL-LY FOUN D THE SI~VER houoe calla. Call 304-676 · 2398 or 814·448-2464 . '77 Plymouth ·• Voiorlo 1600.00. '78 . Ford Von 4 atroke. under 8,000 miles, AINGLE'S 'S SERVICE , e,._ odult ritfen. Nover obuaed, with occo-rloa, •1 ,400 or boll offer. Coli 11 4-446· 4171 . • parlenctd Clrpenter., electrl, clan, maaon. painter, roof· ing (including hot tar . ..THE K ING'S JoY' WI LL K NOW N O BOUNDS WH E N l CMP..LICE PRESENT IT TO ? ?f> HIM ! Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 304 · 676 · 1331 . 1980 Suzuki LB 7110, 4 cyi., good ahape, Prix, black, 73 Hondo 710CC 4 cyl., fully dro.-, gorago kept, good cond.. conol., trade, 1700. Coli 441-1286. auto tranamlaeion, AM-FM atereo. elr. cruiM, exc cond, 304-882-2796. opplicationl 304 · 675-2088 or 875-7368 . Rotary or cable tool drilling. Moat wells completed same day. Pump sales and servi- coo. 304·896·3B02 . 1982 Mercury Zophyr, 4 door, 6 cyl. AC, Auto, PS, Hondo Cl IIIlO w~h 2 PB, cruloo, AM·FM, now .holmeto • Intercom. Muol Starka Tree & Lawn Service . landacaping, seeding, tertii· radial, *4, 260.00 . 304- soli. Coli 114-446-6863. izing, thatching. for com273-8161 ollor 15. 84 Hondo 3 whoeler, like plete lawn service . Call u •·~ •• 1 978 Chryalor Cordobo, oxc new. Call 814-318-9991 or 304-676 · 2010. . . cond, 4 new tlrea. new 814-188·8823. .8 & D Home Improvements.: oxhouot syotem, $1,800.00 firm., 304-876 - 1981 82 jionlto C B 900 Cuotom . .-ep!acement window (. Blue, wlndahleld. ohoft 'luminum soffit, vinvl tid · evepinga. drive. oil cooler. cruiH con- ing, cohtinuous gutters , free, 1 9B4 Cougar XR7, AM -FM trol , cuotom back rost.' eatimatea, all work guaraf\· teed. Spring Discount, call" coll0)1e, powor bllootor. *1800 . Coli 1114-992 · eveningo 304·678-2644 . loaded, ·low mlloogo, ••c 711.9 8. cond, 304-773-9134. 1911 Vir- 7150 Yomoho, 82 . Plumbing 1978 Dotoun 2 -10 otondord oxc cond, - • t ooll, 304ohifl, some ruot, runo good 1176-2118. , & Heating t16uO. 304-468-18113 . 1977 kow.llll L.T.D. 1000 . 1989 Rambler Amboooador 304-.8'71-1214 col( after .2 CART~R'S PLUMBING ·: , ·with. oir, gOod cond. t3715. PM. AND H~ATING ~0.4-882-2240 'botW'ton 1 ~---...,..,"-------'·Cor: FoUrth end Pipe ·· 4 , "2 '9 • 1981 Yom.oho · s ·E.C ' - p.m. , ., Oillipollo. Ohio •7150 .00. Ex!ro good-cond , Pho11e ~ 61 4·448-3888 . or 84 Roliont K- 300 mi~il. 81 . . 814-446·.4477 i t.o U o~~er poymonta. . 35 nrpg, 6 yoar worranly.. 304· 1881 . Hondo 100, lUper JIM'S PLUMBING B. HEAT· oport 8,700 mlloo, excellent 8B2·2220. I NO. Rt : 1, Box 365 , Galli · condition •2,000.304·468polio. Call 614-387·0676. 1863. . . 72 Trucka for Sale 1980 Hon• CM400A ex83 Excavating cond. AM matching collent 1978 Roriger 4 wh. dr., accea•orlle, wlndahleld . block, now tlroo, brokoo, lhocka, exhauat ayatem, 1981 Hondo ClCIOO Deluxe, Good -1 Excavating , base motor. low mileage. . Cell oholl drlvo, wotor cooled , menta. footers, drive ways. hll wlndohllld and lugggoe 814·448-9240. aeptlc t•nkl, landscaping . rock·bockroat. Exc. Cond. Coli anytime 614 · 446 · 1984 Dodge Rom Deluxe 304-8915-3313. 4537, J~meol. Davison, Jr. cob truck, cruloo, PS, t . _ lit trailer hitch, 9,800 mlloo, 1983 Kowoookl KXBO t&IIO . owner. __3_- 22_1_.____;__ like now. Coli 1114-379- ,_a9_0_4_-_77 ·. 1--------- 2712 oflor 6pm. 1984 Ford Roneor PU long whool booo• . 1 1 ,000 milia, cruloe, lilt, elr, 5 apd., V-6 engine. AM-FM coooe1to; cloth Interior, ovorhood mop light l!o clock, hoa tunnel cover end ah1ll. Coat t1 2,000 ooklng 700. Cell Mr. Vonco ollor 10AM 814-448-7441 ' •a. FOAD 19113 DUMP TRUCK olnglo axle, 292 V-8, 4 opd., electric axle, excoliont con· dltlon, $2,4150. Coli 81 4· 448-11111 or 114-248· 6644 oflor 6PM. 1977 PU, t1 ,100, outo. Coli 614-248-91183. 1980 Toyota SR 5 with Loor topper, fully equipped, A·c .. tl,&OO. Coli 614-91128149 aflor 6 . bred lor lallcolvoa. Yoorllng hoifero and bulla. 985-3944 . 1 1980 1600 · s.. ~~~.;;:~, 3~18 ;~ncll. 7 76 Bo1t11nd · Motora for Sale Built On Yow Lot: Big 4 Cor Oorogo •11111. 3 bdr homeo t13.991 . .loo ·our Modolo . Coll1-814-181-7311. Goloxlo '· Evening Television Listi~s. _..:.._......._ _.._~----------------------------------. .. ners· CruiMr, with triJier. eke. cond., Coli 114-288-8413. 7·:00 Chuck. Connor's Weatem Theater , (!) SportaConter · ' mateo. Coli 614-446-8038 or 814-992· 71 19 anytime. (() Sanford and Son , ()) Entertainment Tonight Reaaonable Rates . Ditching for water, gas. electric, end ()) (ID MacNeil/lehrer Newshour ' (]1ft Newe Gl Auto Repair 79 truck, ••c f100.00. 304-171-1401. 73 · Vana a. 4 W.O. Feotory roll ciuno buggylhorp, t700. Coll814-fo48· 9318 oftor4. 1171 J - CJ 7. IIZ,OOO mHeo. N - 10p, now txhouot. now dnoo. Coli 114· 111-4214. Motors Homes C1mpers '. Tune 84 & g) Jellersons [HBO) Best of Braingame& The bes1 game segmenrs Electrical Refrigeration Ed's Appliance • Service . Serving all makes a. brands of refrigerators, washers & dryera, ltowea & dis · ~ · ,D CD Tic Tac Dough (I) Cloco Kid ' Scluors. Fol!rlc Shop , Pomeroy. 814-992-2284 . 8:00 Goneral Hauling Antonio at Jacksonville Ken's Water Service . Wells. cisterns, eoola filled . Phone Cl ()) Gil Detective In the Houee ()) CID Waahington Week/ Review PaUl Duke is joined by top Washington journal· lsts analy zing ·the week 's newa. • 614-367 -0623 or81 4 · 3671741 night or dey. Do you need something moved or .hauled away? We'll do itl Coli 81 4 ·2666261 oflor 6 :00PM. Llmeatone, gravel, aand, till · houl, 304-876 ·3190'. •"'lr.'7. troller. '71 ltororlll pop-up oamp•, .-.w MIWIII, ref; 1111 I I ft loll oonlllnod II ' II o 104-117151103. •-.fur· nne. tllfllaar•••, ranee. oink. oa••d oond , ., ,400. ' I'll- 304Aplliho,.,... 111-JIIO. · ())I Webster !CCI Webster accidentally staps a fire in the apartment aft er ~was told not to play with his chemistry set. (R~ • • • Mojor lellguo Baaoboll: Cincinnati at New York M-· . IHBOI MOVIE: 'Hord to Hold' (CCI IMAK) MOVIE: 'Sudden, lmpoct' (CCI . 8:30 ()) 0rut A - r o Cll <It Mr. Belvedere e (CC) George ia livid when KeVIn yvtnda up in jail after U,ZOO. Cell 614-441134... . . 1II ft. loony 'Coft 114-111· 14 [HIIO] Frog_ile Rock CD (JJ Codanamo: D Cll • Aioo pools filled. Cali 614266 - 1141 or 614 · 446 1 175 or 614·44B ·791 1 . 1173 Fro'*Nn ft., olr, · WKRP in Cincinnati Foxfire James Boys Water Service . General Hauling , dump truck for hire, you call. we 21 Entertainment (I) Lone Ranger · (]) USFL Football : Son dirt and cool delivered. 304876 ·4412. . n•••• work, (])I Tonight e taking Mr. Balv-re·s od- 87 vlce. Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLsTERY SHOP 1 1 83 Boc . Alia ., Gallipolis ~~~3448· 7833 ~,., 4 -4411: ()) (ID Wall Slreet , Wook Loul1 Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with a weekly review of economic en~ lnves1m8nt matters. 9 :00 e IJ) a:J Half ,N~Ioon Rocky brelk• on iouto theft ,• rlng operated by the emba•· aador of a new world counR & M Fo'rnlture Milnufac · luring, St. Rt. 7 Crown City, Oh. Coli &14 • 2611, 1470, can Evo . 1114·4463438 . Old 11o , Upholteted. n• w Omen II ' IMAXl MOVIE: Wheel·of F<>rtune. I!Y• (6.0 min.I ()) e GJ Benoon (CCI (l) 700 Club Beneon has trouble raising money wlwl he d!ICidol tO run for lieutenant (AI go~.~ernor . 1111 m m11 Deliea Cliff and Ja- 10:16 9 :00 CD News/Sign Off (J1IJ CNN Headline News ~45 MOVIE: 'The 1 IHBOI MOVIE: 'American Hot Wa•' (I) 700 Club (]) SpcrtsCenter (]) Mazda Sportslook .Michelob American lnvita · tiona! -Tampa. FL 4 :15 4 :30 'Damien: 'Up the ' 4/13/85 CIJ MOVIE : 'The Invasion 1'0:30 (]) Jock Benny, Show EVENING 7:00 (11) Sneak Prev•ews u rn CIJ I1J o m ® u.Zl Neyvs • for C1J American Collegiate Talent Showcase llll From the A.F.I. . 4!11 llenny~ Hill Show 1 1 :30 1J C2J 11J Tonight Show · (t~l Wheel ol Fortune Cfll Ne1c"1on'o• Apple ICCI Host John Rivers· guests are Sulli1.1a n, Dr. Ruth Weslhuimer and . · Eileen Brennan (60 min .) • .t)J Belt of Gro\lcho (!) SportsC8nter Tontght's program features a spec1al tour of NA SA sta· tions in Houston and Cape Canaveral wtth astronau t Sus11n •n ••.-h R•"'• Close (I) MOVIE: 'Toll In the Saddle' Cil D ()) Hoo ,Haw Cl) Star Search eli MOVIE : 'You' re Telling Me ' llllh UO\IIC:• Too (}) Laramie 00 SpontCenter (]) Bill Cosby Show , (!) Hogler· Hearns A Close- e D CD Comfort I CIJ WKRP in Cincinnati (IJ ()) Golf Hilites (f!l Taxi ' Gl (~ ABC News l\lightline fll Twllight Zone 11 :415 IHIIOI Maximum 8e,c uritv IMAXI Eroo A1111rice 12 :00 CD Burno • Allan' (!) 1/SFL Footbpll : &on Antonio·It Joc~YIIIo (() Night Trocka ()) Benny Hill Show (JG MOVIE:_ 'Torture Ounweon' GlilJ ABC Rocko • 81 Gunomoke ' 12:161HBOIMOVIE: 'Romancing tho Stone' . !MAX) 'MOVIE: 'Silkwood' (CCI . 12:30 G C2J a:l Friday Night Vldooo (I) Lovo That Bob • ())·AIIC Nowo ,Nightllno ())I Newo ·' ' 1 :00 (I) I Morrto<l Joan ()) ABC Rockl G ())I CNN Headline Now a IHBOI MOVIE : ' tjard to Hold' (CCI (I) Rosa Bagley IMAXI MOVIE: 'Class ' SATURDAY Creek' The Wilder Summer Cha r· Jle tries to win the affections of a young girl. 7:30 D (I) lnoido Look ffi!l Jeopardy - . ~NM"tllf by YHOMAS JOSEPH, ACI.OSS I Rail lul'k ( Irish] 5 Dros.o; 9 (leillad• tO OoA{!.o<t.) 12 Frt"nr h c httes<' ~ DOWN 1 Ve nomous snake 2 White heron 3 Fool 4 Understand? 5 Fishwives 13 Lionel Rart 6 Hong musical 15 Cravat fabric 18 Palm leaf 17 Spanish queen 18 Expiat<>d 20 Lur< 21StackTV role refrain 7nlack cuckoo 8 Mi~infonn (sl.) 11 Infirm 14 Honey 27 Sierra Nevada lake 30 Egyptian stat.esman 20 Vemoont I 9 "I Pagliac'''\r heroine city . badger 23. Whip 18 Bacterlolo 24 Author gist's wirP 25 MorS4:' - 22 Competent 23 Malmo 31 Mtn . ridA• 33 Whit 38 "Swe<>t - • 37 Tea varietY ,...,.-.,.-~ native 211 Sadistic · 26Trampled 27 Campus quarters 28 - RldR•· (Derhy winner) 29 To•xas city 32 Had dinner 33 Ending for lr.+- t-+- hero 34 S<laman 35 Individual 37 Yield 38 Itinerary 39 Fervor 40Approa<h 41 Commedia · deii'DAILY CRVP10QUOI'ES-Here'ohow1Gworlllt: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW I I K ) I Brunette' (]) USFL Footbaii : . Oakla~d al Blrrningha"' Cll . ClZ T .J . Hooker iCCI lt3LErT (]) Woot Virvlnia logiolo· ·\wARMOAI· . I I I I· 1 dve Phone-Ina (j]) Aullin City llml!• To- · night's performers are Earl Thomas Conley and :V1nce Gill, 160 min.I ' • MOVIE: 'Wait Un111 Oark' !HBOl MOVIE : 'Splooh' ICC) . • One letter staOO. for another. In this sample A is UHd for the three L's, X for the two. O's, etc. Single letten, tJ Hooker bec,o.rnes il1.1ld when e slain fellow cop is denied a hero's burial. (R) (60 min. I Cl (() ®I Charlooln Cherge ·, Rio' 11 :45 I MAXI MOVIE : 'Romancing the Stone' I I I • ()) Avongero [!llJ MOVIE: 'The Wind and the Uon' Ill TwiHght Zone - . 1 :00 D (l) MOVIE: 'The Lell Hand of God' (I) To Be Announced IHBOI MOVIE: 'Blame It on VI LEN Gll Wild America !CCI B:OO D Cll CD Dlff' rent Strokes (CCI 1D MOVIE: 'My Favorite ffi Night Tracko About Gloria" fl) Twilight Zone Unscramble these lout Jumbles, one letter to each SQuare, to form lour ordinary 'wofdl, Lorette· Lynn Special IHBO] Fomliy Playhouae : Anniversary Special of the Yankees' [tQl TaJCi 01 (t 2l MOVIE: ' So Sad OO'it Jeff Hoffman. iR) (j~ Solid Oold 12:00 (I) To Be Announced (]) Top Rank Boxing from· J,as Vegas · Filth Annual - • . MOVIE : 'Tho Pride 'f}f}~~ ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD oaME ~ ~ ~~· ~, by' Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 111 • .. D !]J CD Gimme a Break [J) MOVI6: ' Monte \(1/alsh' ()) 01 11~ love Boat !CCI Doc's plans wilh a beautiful woman arc rUtned when his ex ·wlfe 's fiance boards lhe shtp . (RJ (60 mtn J Ill ()) !till Alrwolf (11) Dr. Who 9 :30 0 (1) Cl) Under One Rool (I) MOVIE: 'Love Happy' 1 0:00 D (1) 11J Hunter (1) G) (t tl Finder of lost loves (CCI A young oil tv · coon asks Cary to track dQwn 1he foste r family he los t contac t wtth. (60 mtn.) 0 (J) ItO) Cover Up fll Switch IHBOI Second City 25th Anniversary Special Jom Ed Asner. John Candv. She!· lev Long and more as this comed y troupe celebrates h s silve r annivers ary. IMAXI MOVIE: ' ' Monty Python's Meaning of Life' 10 :30 (l tl Fall & Rise of R. Perrin 11 :00 D rD ill CD D (j) Oill II) (t ~ News (]) Success N 'life (]) SportoCenter . Cil Night Tracks· Chartbusters CH) Tonight at Ferlinghetti fit Ta.l es from the Darks ide IHBOl The Hitchhi~er 11 :30 II CIJ 11J Saturday Night live (l) John Ankerberg York' Amityville Horror' 0 CIJ ~A) se1s out to marry a p1ckte heiress. ~ A ) 2 :30. (I) Blondie ()) MOVIE: ' Pursuit' l1i) MOVIE: 'Sergeant IMAXI Call' Nell s teps tn whe n Grandpa Not Neceatsarily Snlglett The "Not Necessarily the News' team tac kles the dictionary IHBO) of the Body Sna,chers.' 1, :oo · baby ' s' medtcal hts tory, 3:30 4 :00 · (!) Horaeshow Jumping: l t!l News IHBOI MOVIE' Sen DI4!BO at Atlanta ~It 2 :1 5 [j) MOVIE: ' Indian Love Chipmunk Reunion D Cll News CD Bachelor Father D ()) Q~ Falcon Crest An· gela takes advan tage of Lance's mtslortun~ by as· sumtng cof)trol of the New Globe . 160 min .) (]) New World Visions Berry . ID 2 :00 C!J (1) {10} E/R A mother IS SUS · pt!C i ed of kt dnapping when she cannot· gtvo her ailing 3:00 , B:30 .D (I) Dobie Gillis CIJ C!l W Me and Mom min.) (]) NFL Superstars Men Wt)o Played the Game · ,George Blanda and Ray Mrvice. Authorized Singar Sale1 & Service Sharpen 86 160 m>n .) from this series are seen. 7:30 a. ewnlne, naivo young men decide to s muggle cocaine In an e ffort to make some money to finance their dr eam mghtclub. ())I New Name That Cll 0 Cll Family Feud CD Jeopardy ' tri-houl. 304-175-8288. letter arrives for him . IHBOI Video Jukebox . 10:00 0 CD CD Miami ,Vice Two • 'Tho Vam - ()) Star. Search Kale learns of her husband 's in fidelities when a perfumed 2000' (jq) MOVIE: ,pirea' 1 :30 ill IIH12> Off the Rack (CC) 9 :30 Ill ()) Wheel ol Fortune drainage lines. Cali 814 · 448-850B or 81 4 -446 · 2716 . 1:15 mln.l CD Wheel of Fortune SEWING Me chino repairs , lnbo•rd-oUtbo•rd. power trim protf. 110- trim tobo, in Central America : Battle for El Salvador .· Conclusion The evolut ton of El Salva·, dor 's c1vil war is tra ced , along With the U .S . policy towards th e country. (60 (I) PM Magazi;,e 17 It, Crootllnor, 186 oo-. Chevy D (()Major league Baoeball : Ponona lody Shop. locuot Rd. P1.Pioooont. Poll K.K . Froe Eotlmotoo. 114·9811· 4174. 1141 (]) (jj] Frontline !eC) 'Crisis hwoohero. Coli 81 4·367- 7187 or 814·446·4466 . 77 lhopo for rootorlne. prloo •600.00. Metal ollloo dlllt 4/12/85' 1 978 811 &tor 111 ft. trihoul, 90 HP Mercury, power lift o~d trim. 13200. firm. Coli 614-IIZ-UIO. Porting out er ... wholo-72 Chevy ChoVollo 18. Coli 814-311-1122. '14 Rongor XL, now tlroo, AM-FM oxoollent truck, 1,800 miloo, ...1500.00. Phone 304· 171-3288. m te become engaged .· (60 m tn .) · (I) Dozer Work land clearing, land~eeplng , etc. Free esti · tractor• to chooH from A complete line ol now • ulod equipment. Lorgaol ooloction In S:E. Ohio. FRiDAY EVENING loo' 120 Mar- 76 . Auto P1rt1 & Ac:ce110ries recorder With 1p411kert' 1nd 11711 Co moron Mobile home, 1 2x84 II, 2 bedroom. WHAT WOOLD I oo? sto,e dooro. Call 614-992'-• 217?., • 1975 Ford LTD , $496. Runo good. Some ruat. Coli 814992-3840. Gerrard lurntoble • 1150.00. Ceil 304-8715-1433 " ollor 7:00PM. Englloh Boddlo, Pod . ond Bridle, oloo Englioh Style riding coot oizo 10, novor wom. 304·488-1817. l'ewec> OOM'I'? aii:ling. roofing, replacemen~ windows• .storm windows.: 1 9B 1 HonA 710 cuotom, 2,700 mi., poddodaiol'( bor, axe . cond. Coli 814·3870394. . carpeted, HAS THE ASP . a. · 1 970 Chovelle, gold ond block, 360 engine, auto trona.. new tlroo, Crolger t1600 . Call 2917 . = -z.. -. ,.. :. o~gino, 1 971 oldo 88, 88000 mileo, good condition. •4oo.oo. Coli 814-992-8013. rima. many YOu CN T~ll? Wf 'll HIIVE T'5TOP NO¥/, IM DON'T WORRY! IF'N lfOOTIE CAN'T FINO HER WAY A~OONO HEliE IN TH' 1 982 Ford Bronco 4x4, no. Spring special:--·o~~e 's ·de~\;~ ·: ... some body damage, steam .carpet cleaning.' 4 apeod tronornlaolon, AMScotch guar,d, free estt-. FM 8 IriCk, ·cuuoma motoo. Call 614-99::!·6309· wh·eolo, $2,975 ,00. Coil be- or 81 4 · 742-221'1. tween 7:30 AM and 9 PM, ---,...,...-------~· · 304·6715·1421 . J L Insulation. Vini .. 84 Floro: red, 4 opolld, AM-FM · coolllte, 4 year warranty, 20,j)OO mll.oo. t8600 . Call 814 - 9927268. ' szeo B to 14. like new. •Jo :Uch. Col 814-441· 1842 before 4PM . ·· -lc-; 0 It M Contractors. VInyl end aluminum sidingi. replacement windows -· In aulat i ng ·r o·of i ng remodeling and new . conatruction-gutters .. Call 304·773-6!~.1 . 1979 Orand 1 ments, Siding Vinyl & aluml- ,. .n .I I. 71 TtiE FfNI)fRSo. J Ia J 's Home lmprov&- [. Alllo Cholmoro woo 1ho flrot Brierp1tch Kannela Profea- 61 Baaement V,Vaterprooflng . 12,000.00. 304-1176 3978. 1977 Buick Century for ule good con d. Coli 814-3889331. T HEY GOT l)P E;A$t LY AND HEAOEP OVEIZ. TO WHEilf 1Hf.liCE "5 A JUt.JKE D C,A~ . THEY T HI)J!C: TJo1EY CAN M AI(E A TLJS -OUT OF 0'-JE OF Coli collect 1 ·614-2370488. doy 'or night. Rogers 1978 Grand Prix SJ~ PS, PB, pow. wl~dowo & doorlocko, AC, auto. trano., IJit wheel, lnooc1 boxeo *1 ,900. 1 -uoad · bucket. ee1t1, new paint ' & 2 row 3 point no-till with 70 tires. new ahocka II breke1. aeries plate units and insect Coll614-266:6439. boxer *1400. Remember EIUT, FFtANI<LV, VOU'J<E; JU~T ·PO IN& IJ:S A FAVOR TAKING IT OFF OUI< HANP§o, Unconditional lifetime guarantee . Local refarenc•a furnlahed . Free estimates. · Fertilizer olze. Coll1·614-693-6836 . n~ga­ tivo or olido. 6x7 lor 89 cento; 8x10 lor •1 .99. HOCKENBERRY PHARMACY NORTH . BASEMENT WATERPROOFIN G t16 .00 eoch. Coll814-7422692, Oory H~rper. monltora. We can finance new pl1nter• tntereat free til unite with in11ct boxea. monitor uaed 1 '(ear, Coli 614-388 ·9B57 . Round boleo lor oolo. Modo 81 Firebird black w -white letter tires, t-top, 81 Dodge Omni 38,000 mi., 4 cyl. CDLO'A ENLAROEMi:NT SPECIALII Now thru April • of orchard gr111 end clovi:r. 66 Home Improvements M•rcum Roofing & Spouting. Now instilling rubber: roofa. 30 years experience .' IPecializtng In built up roOt. 0 leat veer 3 .7 tone per acre. High quality. Call 814-4411· 8618 or 814·241-61544 of •. · -::le:-r_ 8_ P_M _.__· ___· _ __ Eo r o1 com, 12 •80 . per · buohel. Coll614·843-6218 . Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 614-387-7220. 67 81 ' 32 ALFAFA·TIMOTHV HAY ocroa, atondlng, avenged Block, brick, aewer plpea. windowa, lintela. etc ... be cut down to different row widths. 1-ne"w 2 row 3 point Cl~ude W,i ntera. Rio Grande. no-till wllh 74 plate unite lit 0 . Coli 81 4-246·61 21 , chino. Coil 304-678-3099. or beat offer . Good ayltem lor gospel group. Call 814 · 446-Q037 or '81.4-446. !liioB oflor 6.'· - Rototlllero, prefer Troybllt, KooloUff Firewood Split- .96% hr.ctwoodo, You pick up <>! dolivor.. H~AP ve~~er. ~14- 2611 ,8246. : . . SPECIAL cui olabo 8 PU 25 in ·Zenith colored con1ole TV, 19 in RCA colored Phone 304-876-1228 . Coli 81 4-992-3088 . April19. Tho Molgo County Boord 6f Mental Aotordotlon will aCcept wr'itten ofle~S up . ttJ cloae. ~ of . buslntJ8 day Friday, Moy 10th, 1986, Tho .. Misc. Merchandise Black powder revolver 45 col, t76. Dewoit 740 redial --· ' 64 . 1· 1976 Chevrolet School P,hono 304· 713-6430 . Buo 1 8 pouonger-VIIenglne 1uto trena. Cen be seen at Corloton School, P.O.Bo• j07, ·J.ohn Stroot, .Syrocuoo. .. .~ MISc. Mercllar)di~a Ohio, 415779 11 houn 9-10 , in mor~ing, or 2 . to 3 · In ·...,... C1 II 614 28• tor. Coli 814-266 - 1467. phone is out of order?" Twin bed. cheat. queen spring a. m1tt:"ess. couch. ch1ir, recliner, water tenk. VANGUARD PAINTS rocker, dineite set. C1ll ·Ouality you can' trust. Ebersbach Hardware. 81 4 ·448-3224. Country Oak tobleo, choiro, plowa. Services Tobacco Mtter Sa hey eleva- "Are you the lady whose . UHd refriger1tor. table end 4 • cholra, loveooot, 6 pc. bottom 3000 Ford dloool tractor, 6 fl . buoh hog brand buoh hog, 3 bottom plowo, adjuoloble Meaaey Fergueon disc. e4,896 . Cali 614 -2868622. Uiled aofa & chair blue good H4-4411-72118 . 3 12. 1985 LIFry Wright Uveotock Boker ~ility tool box bed· 1 -3 yr. axe. blood linao. Cali .fita 1 . ton truck. new 8 ft . Sl1t1 Run Ferm1, Jlckaon, pull-type bulh hog '496. Oh, 814-2B8· 1787 or 814· Now 1150 lb. -der *1915 288-6395. Uoed Moaooy Ferguoon bolor ~::==;;=~;:=;::=::::;= •496. Coli 614 -288-81522. 64 Hey & Grein GOOD US~D APPLIANCES 13 ' Ohio apcl8trophes the length and fOI'II\IItlort ol the words are all hints. Each day the cOde )etten ere different. '. CRYPI'OQUCFI'E ~ 'i !>. An•wtrheN: WITH · Now erranqtt ll)t clrcl~ tettera to form 1111 ouroriH ens!.!, •• gastcld by tho ob<M - ,oon. ~ His[ I I ]( l rI ) (Anlwert tomorrow) Jumblet: MINUS ,........., ..,.,.,,,.c .................... _ Yetterday'•j .".,._. Hnw ' lt-tA EAGLE UNCOIL JOBBER eotlon tveoon found his work- QNDW N KRFZ JRBZ JHP)<O T Z ·N OZNO HDZ ' ZOAZEI SHB MRX AHD- DZAIRHDX.- JRKXHD QRGDZB : Y•terdQ'a .3\rl ,, ... , A RICH MAN AND HI8 DAUGH'I'ER ' 4.12 !lOON PARTED. - KIN .. ·- · w ..... ~ ......... , .............. ll'tC HUBBAIUI- �.. I • •• Page-14-The Daii\'' Sentinel Friday, April 12,198&: B~siness . pro.,..,t~on Multimedia officials ,. not selling to _L orimar ~ .. ·• group meets April27 The recently f!>rmed Middleport Business Promotion AIISOC!atlon, which operates as a branch of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce, has sei regular monthly meeting times as the fl>urth · _ Tue!iday morning of each month at 8 a.m. The group set this date at a meeting held WedneSday· morning at the LaSaUe Restaurant. At the present time, au meetings wm be held at the LaSaUe. · • According,to Jason Ingels, chair- , man of the group, the business GREENVILLE. S.C. (AP) Multimell!a of!lclals said Thursday their company Is not being sold\ despite Ulrtmar lnl;1's otter to buY the communications gtarit for $100 billion, or 161 a share. Management and the founding tamUies of Multimedia have lndl· cated no Intention or wUUngness to sell. tl)e company. Since South · Carolina law f!!QUtres that mergers be approved ·by holders of at least two-thirds of a company'soutstandlng shares, no one shl1uld assume • tllat any transaction will occur with ' Lortmar, they said.. . F'oundlng famUies and management of the company own about 40 . percent of the outstanding shares. · Earlier this week, Multimedia had accepted a reylsed and sweetened otfer from a group of lnvestors,lncludlngmembersofthe founding IamUies and, senior man-. club. The group·. .WO discussed a Mother's Day Weekend promotion· fQrMay9,lOandll. 'llln!e new bnsfnPMr.s have apened recently tn Mlddleport Including Brenda's Boutique, Sanely's Boutique and Hudnall's PlumbIng. The Middleport Book Store Is under the new ll18ll8gellellt of Nick anc~ .Diane Thle of. Ractne and ~ LaSaUe gift shop w1U be opening Its ·doors to businesS the first of May. · To participate In ·. the business asSociation, which plans10 p-omote Middleport Itself as well as the village's businessEs, membership In t.IJ! Mlddliport Chamber of Commerce Is necessary. Chamber dues are $25 for associate members, $50 '< for businesses, and SlOO for banks a:IIIOC!atlon plans to hold a celebra~ with sale$ and an open houSe at the Middleport Boxing Club to CCllnclde with a K-5 Run tO be held APril '11. The run Is being ~ponsored by Middleport Chamber and proceeds w1U be going to the boxing and utilities. ' agernent.lbeofferwaslncre~to Area deaths ' . WINNER - BID Davldloa, 1811111tant IM'RIW ftf &be BJc Bend Fogclland, pre u a 1100 check to ()pal Loullll! Roblalon ol Clifton, W. VL Mn. . . . _ woaflle ~In the week1J bQne racing prop-am lei! : 11 eaeb !Wurda,r an p.m. oa Chaaael S. P~tunns are avllllllllle at &belocaiFGOdlandll&ore and nopurcllaee lsoec e·tJPI')'totake . Lee Charles Handley a senior scli!Dtlst' with ORI Inc. of New London since 198l. In 1978, he retired from the navy after a 23 year career. He !!e!Ved aboard numerous submarines Including the Robert · E. Lee, Casimir Pulaski and the Kamehameha. He was last stationed at the Nayal Submarine School as a navigational Instructor. he was Lee Charles Handley, 67,ofPUny, W.Va., died Thursday morning In Charleston Memorial Hospital. BornDec.l6,19171nAkron,hewas a son of the late WUUam and Betty Gum Hilndley who were formerly of Meigs County. Mr. Hysell was a member of the Frazier's Bottom Methodist Church and was a U.S. Anny veteran of World War II. He was active In the also a member ol Mason's and the Lion's Club. Survivors Include his wile, Ntna Lee Handley, Pliny; twtn!ions,John · Handley of St. Albans, W.Va. and Paul Handley oC Rochester, N.Y.; anolher son, WU!Iam Handley, · Huntington; a.daughter, Mary Lou · Shlrakawa, Clnc!nnatr; seven grandchildren; and · two sisters, VIolet Hysell, Pomeroy and Naomi .Wears, PlinY. . Services wUI be held 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon ;Jt Frazier's I;lc>ttom Methodist .Church near Winfield with Rev. Ed Grant officiating. Burial wUI be In Pliny Cemetery. .Friends may call at Chapman Funeral Home In Wlntleld from 11-9 p.m. on Saturday. put. Change deadline near for direct~ry Telephone users In the Pomeroy"If we. lmow of changes In MlddleportareashaveuntUAprU25 advance, we .can ensure the Mr. Lamber!wasa1!1>7graduate to report changes 'for the 1985 customer:s "nanie, address and of ChiUicothe High School and the telephone book, General Telephone _phone number are listed correctly n the book," he said. University oC Colorado In 1967. He · o!Ohio reported tod!IYThe deadline applies to more than. Customers wanting to change, a memberotSt. Luke Lutheran Church In Gaies Ferry and a correctocaddllstlngslihouldcaUthe 4,500 customers. The exchanges In member· of the chui'Ch-councU He company's service order center, the hook with Pomeroy and Middleaccording to Phil Ramey oC Athens, port are Letart Falls, Portland, had been chairman of the vicarage district service manager. Racine and Rutland. committee of tit!! church. Anyone plaMing to move or start New 1985 directories are sche- · An avid sport-flshennan and new service before July 17 also duled for mid-July' delivery. The canoeist, he was a member of the should caD before the deadline to be toll-free numberoftheservlceon!er board of directors oC Troot Unllm· listed In the new book, he said. center Is on page ·2 or the current lted In New Ulndon; a member of the AmeriCan Canoe Assn., and the · ec_to_ry_. TrowelLodgeofMasonslnJackson, Elriergency squads r--dtr_ Ohio. He was a licensed pUot and a memberof!heGroton NavyFiylng answer five calls Corps. Meigs County Emergency MediBorn Jan. 29, 1939, In Middleport~ cal SeMIIce reports that units Mr. Lambert was the son oC Irene. . . answ~ five calls fl>r asslstanceon Tu111: ml ~ Mllls Lam~. formerly of Middle, • IM: ~ o.nif~lly <ksil'oo..J port •nd now llvlng In Columbus, Thursday. funer~l ;arr~l1~!f\Cnl , At 4:47 a.m •• the Rutland fire jLI>I (~ II ur •·i ~ i l and the late Max Lambert, Middledepartment was caned to a strucPOMEROY port, who served many years with ture fire at the James Hubbard , FLOWER SHOP !he Ohio state Patrol. ' - Thr II' ... .....rk• .-;..,,.,, , _..,.,.·· Surviving are his wUe, Joan residence on New Lima Road.·The Max R. Lambert n . ltz.20Jt • MH121 ..Andei-9m Lambert; a son, Eric R. fire was !>rough! under control by Retired. Navy. Lt. Cmdr. . Max Lambert; a ''daughter; Kristen L. io the structw'e. MiddleRlchaid Lambert, 46, 28 VIllage I..amliert, ' lxith at _horne, and a dam!lgi! the al5' department with mlninial port : 39a.m. transPQrled· Hubert Drive. Ledyward, CoM., tonnerty bi'Othl'r, JIX' .Allen Lambert. Patterson· !rOm the front of the of Middleport, died Marc!t 23 ·at Collimbull. . ·. pollee department to Veterans Yale-New Haven Hospital followlng _ Services wereheldonMarch26at longlUness. · .·. tiJe St.,, Lulce. Lutheraii-Chuli:li In · Memorial Hospital. Tile Syra<;use fire departme!'l! at 1: 58 p.m: was . · ·· · '·A tes~t of l-edyard since· ~; qak!i( ferry in cO'DJieCtiCUt, .. . . called to a mlilorstrucluretlreat\he Jenna Amott residence on Ohio 124 (Continued trom 'pall! 1) at thl,> upper end of the vUiage. At 7: 14 p.m., tlte Middleport unit was she helped prepare an estimated county budget, Including appropria- caUed to the Friendly Tavern for 1!1!4 budget for the sheriffs depart- tions for the sheriff's department. Wayne Wllllams who was treated at ment and the need for additional He also stated that In November and thescenebutnottransported.Andat funds to meet new contract obllga- December 1!1!4, the ~loners 9:07 p.m. Racine went to BUnd · did tt;lnsfer funds within the Hollow Road for Marion Walson llons was discussed. . Mohler also testified that In sheriff's budget and transfl'rred who was t;lken to Veterans NOvember 1!1!4. the cornmlssloners funds from a contingency fund Into Memorial. approved a transfer of funds within the sherlfrs budget. Koblentz said f~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 th<' sheriff's budget to meet the he personally did oot participate ln1 11 \ -payments of Increased health and contract negotla'tlons with the ,welfare benefits. Mohler said she sherltrs department and that fOr-forwarded a letter of request for this mal ratification of the contract by :actiOn to the .commissiOners upon the commissioners did not take CHibiiAN EDUCAnON . ·the request of Mary Hobstetter, place. Prosecuting Attorney Rick Crow, clerk for the commissioners. LEADERS Then li1 December 1!1!4, accord- representlitg the sherltf, brought to SUNDAY SCHOOL Ing to Mohler, the commissioners light the fact that according to the minutes of a regular meeting held ,tWice aUocated additional funds TUCHEIS from outside the sheriff's budget to March l, 19113. the commissioners did fprmally approve · a two-;r.ear meet payroU when It fell short. . .As president of the Meigs County union contract for the Meigs County Board of Commissioners, David Highway Depanment. The defense Koblentz testified on behalf of that refuted the relevancy of that tact. hoard . . (Commissioner Richard 'll)e jiJd&P overruled the defenseand Jones did not take the stand as was ~llowed the fact to be entered In the reported In Wednesday's DaUy court's record. At that·pc)lnt testimony ended and Sentinel. l the decisiOn to file written briefs was CaUed by the prosecutor as a made. rebuttal witness, Koblentz said that on Jan. 10, 1981, his board did make f«g hunt set Sunday . ' appropriations for that year's • The annual East~r egg hunt of the \V ashing down p~t!8 Middleport-Pomeroy Rolary Club postpoDI!d from last Sunday due to announced by village • 'h-...1,- "' Inclement weathe~ WUI be held at 1 , ....,.,.._ ,,_ California · · The Middleport Fire Department p .m. Sunday at the General Hartin· ' will be washing down North Second ger Park. Michall E. Moynahan, Sl Avenue from Hudson Street sooth to . Author of MDI St., Sundaybeilnnlngat9a.m. VeteranB Memorial "Getl of Infold Tales" • Residents ate requested not to Admlaslons-George Nesselroad, park on. North Second Avenue Pomeroy; Kennet!J . Creme8111, Pr~M~rt.. ~yz Sunday untU the street -cleaning has CoolvWe; Wanda Dickerson. Ru.Graco _Episcopal Church been compleied. lland; Jennie Wllllamlon, Rutland; POMIIOY Melissa Miller, Cftesblri; Edna was was ------l . REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS ~ OOMPD'~ known for Its hit television series~ "DallaS," hasn't dlscuB&ed llqulda-1 t1on ot Multlinedfa's ~. said UOrlmar spokeswoman Carol Henry. Ulrlmar otflclaiS, who said the~ company has actively been seeking;_: expansion opportunities, added "the;. strateglcobjectlvesolbothcompan-~ les wUI be weD served by the;: proposed merger." :~ The CUlver City, Call!., television~· production company .. made. ltsi anhouncement late WednelldaY at-~ ter the milrlu!ts had closed In New:" lOth • anmversary Vol. 20 No. 10 . Copjdghlocl 1986 Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY - A written "decision on Monday morning from Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knlgl!t will determine If Lindsay Taylor Is competent to stand trtalln Meigs County on a charge of aggravated murder, or wnether Taylor wlll be tra~ferred to the Timothy B. Moritz Regional Fo~nslc · Center In Columbus for further training and rehabilitation, prior to a triaL ' Taylor, In custody at the Meigs County jail, has been charged with aggravated murder In theOc.tober 1983 slaying of Danny Melton. Taylor, 35, was formerly ofthe Forest Run Road area near Racine. A competency hearing for Taylor was held Friday afternoon In Meigs County before Knight: Steven Story of Pomeroy and Don Cox of Gallipolis ·a re court-appointed attorneys tor the defendant. • Taylor's competency hearing was continued from The:scJay morning': On Thesday, Stilry and Cox objected · to the court's ·entering a psychiatric evaluation on their client without a rep.resentatlve from Shawnee Forensic Center, Portsmouth, preparer of the report, present to attest io the report's Q POINT PLEASANT Local ·.. ~ government officials, representa· . ' lives froni of area business and the Mason County Development Authority appear to be headed toward ~ill ~t · -qtrector to, .. help brllig Industry and jobS to the coUnty. . . : . .' .; Last Tllf'sday, a delegation from ~ County ritet with Rep: Bob Wise, n-w.:va.; and n'!embersof the CI)UIIty romrritssion . and dl!'ielopment authority . from Jackson County to discuss the possibility of forming a regional development • authority. . ·Mason and Jackson wpuld each contribu~ half of the fundlltg for the •director's office. On Friday, how· ever, county· officials proceeded with plans to hire a director for Mason County. . Commission President ask~!!~ KeVIn Durst, commission business manager, to prepare a preliminary budl!l't for a development director's office, along with a job description · · · ···for the·posltlon;;A steering eommli· ...... teeofWatklns, Jim LeW.Is, pnisli!ent · · ·loi:JioooOli ,ofthecounty'sdevelopment authorIty, and other officials will meet DEIAVS EXPECI'ED - Replacement of the Tuesday to rev lew those main chamber gate at the GaDipolls Loeb and Dam, documents. set lor July, Is eKpected to create d'llays for barge HAMBUIGEI..:.7sc DINE IN OR CARRY OUT ' ATTENTION Weather forecast W~~h~=-~=:~ Tonight, partly cloudy. Low around 50. Saturday, partly sunny with a · chance of showers and thunderstorms. Htg!t near 'lO. The chance of rain Is 10 Pel cent tonight aad«lpercentSatunJay.. ~IIDAY, APill 19th Sellers, All Ohio lottery winner (AP) - The wlilnln& IJliDiber dl'awn 'i'bunday Er' nl&ht In the Ohio Lc!tteey'l dally 81-'w.JIIIta .. 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M AIIIIIIIIIJI . . D, • . Diiiiii ......... ._ . . . . . . .. IJIIIIII'....... . . . . . . . . . ' ., \ ' • . 1 1 Sec:tiono. 94 Papo 110 C•nu: A Muhimed~ Inc. Newapeper ~ Two projects set for -Gallipolis L&D ·-'~ ,. ' tr-.dflc, such 118 the loJW In the abov'l photo pushing a coal cargo lhroogh the main lock. By KEviN KElLY near the dam during a navigational 11mes-Sen&lnel Staff acridenl in April1984. . CALLlPOLIS - Two major Thai gatE' was taken to Alabama projects have beeli ·sched!lled for and repaired. Ripley said, and a thls year 'attheCalllpolls Locks and spare gate that formerly sat on the Dam by the· u.s: .Army Corps of ' dam'sEI!reka.siOO:has beenusedln . . ~nglneers. . . its plae(l. The ortg!Jial gate w:as . · The fi rst, scheduled to begin struck anddamagi>dby~ .bargeand -Monda,y, wlll be the repair of tht' · Was · 'being removed. by a West lowprgatPin (heailxllhu'ychainberi.· . :VIrgthla ftrmwhen tlied<:rr.lck buat " said · conrnd .. ·Ripley, · a . public · ha uling~ the · gate .C<IPSI<:l'd . and lnforrnatlori oHicer for the corps ' flooti>ddowrllowordthedam 's plt>rs Huntington district. before It snagged on the rtvE'r That prolect is expected to last l;lottom. five days. Ripley said, whUP the ' That gate was not removed from second project issetforthefirstpart the river untlllater that summer·. .., of July and Involves replacement of Ripley said that when that gate )s returned from Alabama. the spare · the uppl'rgateinthemainchamber. Repairs on the auxiliary lower will be llfled ·out and shipped to gatearebelngdone becausethegate Marietta for repairs. "At some point early In 1!111\. was struck by a,bargeon February .1984. Damage was not .extensive, another spare set will be taken to Ripley said, but th<' r project's Gallipolis," Ripley said. completion could possil)ly be de· Delays are expecred while both la yed because part· of the corps: jobs a re being done. Ripley explained. The Julyproject,estimated repair crew Is now in Marietla repairing one of the' gates from. the to be complete(! in two weeks, wUl Winfield Locks and Dam. mean barge traffic will be routed For the second job, hoth leaves of through tht' auxiliary lock. the main chamber will be replaced "That rankles IhP Industry , but with the gate that was sw('j)l It 's something lhat we can't avoid doWnriV<>r and became moored andhavetodo," hesaid . . collections . revenue, levies boost Gallia · tax . . computer system, was completER! collections, 14 townships divided By JOHN i'RIEDMAN the last week In Marchand checks to $193,500 whllt" six towns and cities 'I'Irnelt&lnllnel Stall various taXIng districts were Issued split 522,284.26. GALLIPoLIS- The return or.the · Gallla County:s general fund by the auctltor's office on April 1, Gen. James L. GavlnPowerPiant to recr>lved $733,500.~ from the collecFolden said. 1981's first half GaUia County's taxing base and the tion, aOO>rdlng to figures: ' setflement, cilmpleted without the passage of the Guiding Hand and The -auditor's and treasurer's health dl'partment levies by voters computer, was noi finished until offices shared $101,774.851n fees. In last November arethemaln reasons May 4, she added. The retu.m of the Cavin plant to addition to the county fees. advert Is· why G~llla County's real estate tal< collections .for the first half of 1985 Gauta 'County's taxing base last lng and state auditor fees were also are more than $1 mJUion greater year allowed the auditor's office to deducted before checkS were Issued .Issue a check for more than $106:00l to thetaxlngdlstricts, Folden added . than first halfcollections ln.l984. Among the school districts, Calli a Deputy Auditor J001n folden said to Cheshire Township, which houses receipts from the first half collection the electric generating facility. County Local was the big winner, In i985 totaled $6,845,185.33. That Is Addison Township, which houses receiving S3. 700,425.50. The Gallipoalm0$t $1.1 million more than the .the Kyger Creek plant, received a lis City ·School Dlst.rtct received $904,218.89, Callla-Jackson-VInton . $5,770,185.15coUectedln theflrsthalf check tor more than $28.600. · Joint Vocational School was Overall, . lour school dlstrtcts otl984. '· awarded $426,661 and Rio Grande received more $5 miuton of the The settlll~lng a n~ Communit y College and Commun- money wei'(' Gallipolis, $24 :a:J4.30; Cheshire, $.158.11; Vinton, SB85.06; Ity CoUege got $00,822.66. · The chief beneficiary among the and CentervUic. $20.11. Bt>nrfitting from tax levies were : towl)shlps was Cheshire. which the 0 .0 . Mcintyre Park District, , received $106,375Jl9. Addison r'l'· ·$107,868.45; Dr. Samuel L. Bossard : celved S28,669.87; Clay, $5,729.67; Memorial Library. S97.m.67; GuidGallipolis, $7,626.14; Green , $22,815.58: Cuyan. $2,245.82; Harli - ing Hand School and GaUco Sltelson, $2.791.00; Morgan, $3,447.14; teredWorkshop,$270.766.51 ; and the • Ohio, $1,450.13; Perry, $1,398.39; Gallla County Health Dl'partment, ; . : Raccoon, $2,514.95; Springfield $59,579.32. Treasurer Bud McGhee ' s atd the $3.189.45; and Wainul, $5,403.83. After the auditor's and treasur· books lor the firS! hall collret.lon a're er's fees were deducted, Greenfield sllll open fo r thoSe who haw not Township owed the county $70.0l, paid. but a pena lty wUI be assessed. Real estate tax bills for the second according to the auditor's books. In additiOn to Greenfield. Crown half collection are tcnlatlwly scheCity owed the cOI.lnty $81i8.14 and Rio duled logo oullhe fl rst week In June · and money will be colleett'd until : Grande owed ~2.115.18. Cities and vUlages receiving Ju~y 19. MeChe!' added. , ' ln.c ome tax _cut, w~lfare changes ineluded In GOP budget • . ,.,... 7 P.& IS ......, "'·3961 .__________ .. BOOKS OPEN - Boob are for nnt-haU reall!lltate lu paymml"' aa:ordfng to · GaDia Coonty 'J'rea8Urer 1\fyron "Bud" McGhee, ahove, hut a penal&y wW be BB!Iellsed. . ... ror... ......... . ' EPIS(ftiU.I • ur;,.. -open winds/lirlld Stllll • .... ••· ....... NO CIAIII ua -·, . .. a.c... . ~avin ENIOWIENT IS IMIED W • • wllfl•• ••1111 «u-c ... ·- ... . ' 2 ...... P.M. BettyWIIIon. . . .·_ proposed SATURDAY ONLY wljMI1 • 't Malawt:sta said that he based his· findings on correct preparation. Initially ill West VIrginia. Taylor was ·found personal Interview with Taylor. on Taylor's past The p&ychiatrtc evaluation, .ordered by Knight lncompelent to withstand extradition proceedings. history. and on Taylor's performance on tht' Wexler 1 !Jter six months of trlllning at a specialized West when Taylor appeared for arraignment on on Feb.ll, Adult Intelligence Scale, a standardized test, was to determine Taylor's competency to stand trial VIrginia lnstllution, Taylor's mental capacity had administered verbaUy, to determine adult lnleilland his mental condition at the time of the murder. improved to the point that he could be extradited. gence and learning capacity. Calling Taylor In the report , "an Immature, At the arraignment, Taylor's attorneys entered Malawlsta believes that Taylor understands he has pleas of Insanity to the aggravated murder charge dependent person who func tions much like a child been accused of a serious crime and that If he's found rather than an adult, " Malawista further added that before tl)elr client, and to a second charge, possession guilty of the crime, he could spend many yea rs in jan: Taylor "might we)l present a risk to community".if he of a firearm while under a pending felony lndlctritent . Inadequate understanding not confined for treatment. . Psychologist at hearing Malawlsta does not think Taylor has adequate David Malawlsta , a clinical psychologist assoclaled • Testimony liCCepted understanding of court proceedings nor attorney with Shawnee Forensic Center, was subpoened ·to Counsel for the defense and Meigs County '' . relatiOnships. · · court Friday to Ji:lve his personal assessment of ?.rosecuttng Attorney Rick Crow, accepted MalawtsMalawlsta said-he does not believe Taylor would be ra's e)!pert testimony and Taylor's pschlatrtc repart ,. . Taylor's p~cqlatric report. Malawlsta prepared 'the as evidence. . able. even · with the help of counsel, to make t:f>port on Taylor after 2% hours of testing at the Meigs judgments regarding defense routeS, for example, County jail In late Marcil. · . · Taylor' s mental condition at the time oft he offense plea bargaining. . could not be ascertained by Malawlsta. Malawlsta testified that he believed Ta>'lor was ·.With training In these specific areas, Matawtsta · · Knight admitted. that he had questioned the . Incompetent to stand trial at this time, but that Taylor believes Taylor could be restored to an adequate necessity of continuing Taylor's hearing from could be resiDred to competency If he were given . C?J;I'lpetency level to withstand ,a trial , within six Thesday toFrtday byt that Friday's p~lngs had "stl"lll;tured -training'" ln. a "secure environment" months to a year. "enlightened" him. such as the Moritz Center. Malawlsta cited Taylor's testing In West VIrginia ThE'· judge said he would make his decision According to Malawlsta. Taylor falls Into the where he was In custody from Oct . ll.l983. untU his regarding the competency question over the weekend "lower to middle-mildly mentally retai-ded range" extradition to Meigs Count y on March 8 of this year. and enter that decision. In writing, Monday mofnlng. but "Is not incapable of learning." • . . Development director ·"DAILY LUNCHEON ·sPECIALS" tnl~rvll tntint Middleport Pomeroy Gallipolis Point Pleasant Sunday, April14. 1985 By NANCY YOACHAM OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 0 SelldShllt .automatic trJlllmillion 0 Power s111nno 0 Power brakes 0 Air COilliHioner 0 ·Light group "'::>-~ Tlntlel giU$ AMIFM stereo --PageA-3- Taylor competenCy .decision .due on Monday· (RT. 7, JUST NORTH OF CHESHIRE) 0 3.8 Lv-e engine ·Ohio weather: ·Warm and wet • J.R.'s RESTUARAN1 ........... Along·the River ..... ...... 8+8 Busblesa................ ....... E-1 tmts·· ·. a CLOWN WORKSHOP .Inside: • l~~~;;~~~~~~~;~~;,;;~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~ Settlement . . ,William F. Blrckley Jr. considers Jeane Kirkpatrick joining the GOP - Page·A-2 YorkandalterMultlmedla'sofflces:~ had closed. ~: wrtmar offlclals.sald theiroffer IS\: subject only to the completion or:: tlnanc~ arrangements. ·Drexel•• Burnham Lambert, wrtmar's lnvestment banker, hasagreedtohelp." raise money for the transaction; Lorim8rsald. , -;~ As of the six-month period that;~ · ended Jan. 26, I»rtmar had cash and-= .. short Investments of $87 mUUOII- ·': In addition to publishing 14 da!lt. : and 29 non-daUy newspapers, Mul' ttmedla owns and operates flv~ television stations and 12 radlct1 stations and operates moret!JI!nllXti cable-television franchises In ~~ states. : Uke Lortmar, Multimedia Is a ~ syndicator of television program-.. mtng,tncludlng "The Phil Donahue~ Show." In the year ended Dec. 31.~ Multimedia had ' profits of $33.~ mUUon on revE,'IIues or $.1M.36 mUUon. The, company has a)lou~t : J.6.66 million ~ outstanding,, . which trade over-the-counter In t WEEKDAYS 6:00 A.M; TO 6:00 P.M. SATURDAY 8 to 4 SUNDAY 10 to 6 schoolhouses -PageD-1 $53.25 a shar,e- $890 mUllon- from $49.50 a share. The of{er from · I»rtmar on Wednesdaylstheserondouis\debtd within a week for the ;Greenv!Ue company which owns the Ohio VaUey Publishing Company. Last week, Multimedia management and members of Its four toundtng1amUiesrejectedanunsollcited SQ).per-Share proposal by Wesray Inc., a New Jersey Investment firm headed ·by former U.S. TreasurySecretacyWUllamSimon. Multimedia officials said Simon's proposal was turned down because It was conditioned upon selling the company's newspapers. The · offlclals Indicated they don't want the · · natlonalmarketsystem: lbeshares.~ company dismembered. · . closed Wednesday at SM. off ~-5~ Lortmar, a fast-growing enter- cents, but cOmbed to $56.38 m;: talnment and advertising company trading this morning. •• HOTDOG-Soc. One~room . By ROBERT E. MD J .Eft , statewide a so-caUed workfare program, now In use In five counties "--'•ted Pl'eiiB Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio · (APJ on an experimental basis. Ohioans would get a bigger Income Asslslant Minority Le;lder Waldo ~ cut, and. able-bodied welfare Bennett !tose, R·Lima, and others rectptenis would .have to work for outlined a series of eight amendtheir · benefits under the terms ol ments at a newscon(erence Friday, amEI\qptents Republicans will offer a~rtlng that 'ule budget Is topMonday !O'Goy... tuchard Celeste's heaV¥> In spending and can be cut two-year INdl!l'l bUJ. ; responsibly without adversely llf· The amendments place thli tax feeling such vital services as cut at lJ pet cent over the next three education. ~ars. Instead of 10 pet cent proBesides the Income tu cut, the . polled by the governor, and make Republicans w1U offer on the House floor a second ProPosal lowering the corporate franchise tax from 9.2 percen! 10 8 percent. The IW!> · amendments would cost a total of $1.6 billion In revenue over the next three ye11r8. . · Although majority Democrats are expected to Insist on their own sinaUer tax relief package (about $700mUUon), Rosesajdsomeofthe · COP amendmel)ls might be accepted. "You mfy bes~." he saki, without ela berating. Rep. .Thomas W. Johnson, RNew . Concord, said he will offer the amendmenttocutthelncometaxby lOpercent a year lor three years. His proposal, same as a bill a~ady passed by the Republlcanconlrolled Senate, would cost $1.5 bllllon In tax revenues. The corporate reduction would t.'ost $100 mUiion, Rep. Thomas Johnson, R-New Concord, the ranking GOP member 'of the HOllie Flnallee Committee, said the bll!lll!r reduction Is possible because It would l!lve Ohioans more disposable Income and "revitalize the economy. We believe If will add add itional jobs." The RePublicans said they also will oeter amendments to: - Limit Increases In spending for operations of the Legislature It self, along with other state offlct>s, by 4 percent a year - roughly equal t(l Inflation. This amendment also ellminates a budget provision giving the Ohio SUpreme Court $1 million for ofl'lces in Cleveland and . Cincinnati: .... ~. ' - Permanently earmark pro: : ceeds from the state lottery loP: schools, to be distributed equally~ a per pupil basts. ,J -'Increase !l'OfTl about a; milll<iaf In the Celeste budget to $49 mlnl<lri.; an appropriation for research JiltO> methods of burning , Ohio) hiaiQ:, sulfur coal In a~ environment~ safe manner. . · ·_ • _ · -Transfer 50 percent a1 ·flie: budget allocation tor aid to ~;; ~~~::c:l:C:;/~ ~~~=~ ... . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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