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The 103-ton space plane blew one of Its six tires as II rolled to a stop, bul the astronauls were not aware of It and the rupture did not divert the craft from Its center-line touchdown . Flfly·flve inlnutes afler the landing, the crew left the shuttle for medical exams and showers. Garn walked unsteadily down the stairs, and waved and smiled weakl)l as he was helped Into the astronauts' van. Discovery. Its final. dash across central Florida heralded 'by sonic booms, dropped out of a clear sky and onto a 15,1XXl-foot runway three miles from the launch pad II lett a week ago and where shutlle Challenger Is perched, 10 days from .liftoff. Like the landing, Discovery's launch was delayed by rain. CUSTOM-MADE · DRAPERY SALE 50°/o OFF ON QUALITY DECOIAMA DRAPES AND BEDSPREADS t* A,.Y ·wiDtH, ANY LENGTH, ANY FUllNESS 0 HUIIIDIEDS OF COLOIS AND PAniiNS •KAND SEI PEIMAIINT PLIAIS 0 UIIIID AND UIIIUIIID Matching Bedspreads Are also ~tduttd 50°/o! ~ .. •* il .'*• LlnLE GIRLS' ... 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Thousands of spectalors al the landing strip and . along nearby rivers and hlghweys viEWed the landing, the fifth here In 16shuttle nights and fourth in succession. An hour before louchdown, Bobko and pliol Don CNQII CAIO , "Democrats stU! control the Stateh~. Celeste and the Democrat majority controlling the Ohio House say 'no' to your 30 percent taX cut. "Call or wrlte)oday. Tell thoseDemocratstoretu!'ll that 740 million dollar surplus as a taX cut ... now." Colley taXes were an Issue In 1~ and "wUI be the Issue In 1!8i'" when the next election !Or the governor and Legislature Is held. Democrats dented the ads' claim tbat the state has a $740 mllllon surplus and charged thai the Republicans are using an Inflated figure which deliberalely does not take debts and encumbrances Into aecount. . ·AN0111ER ANOI'JIER SHOW- 'lbe , • i9undlns of the ........,., ''Gemwe" Is· Georce Wullln~ Sixth 11 iflders .CIUis IIAnii"Wi. entire !!&udent -hody of Portlllllil ~ S.IIOOI seated l!!ft. and .lunie Jleecle; seated rip&;·wlilact as wiD lake to the stace Saturday nllhi to preoeitt the IIIU'I"IUon for lhe eveniRJ. F1nl p-ader Matthew musiCal "Let George Do II." Direcled by Mrs. Lee Ev.-, at front, pooVay8 Palrlck Henry. Showtlme lee, music teacher for the Southern Local DWrlcl, ,~~e~~ns at 7 p.m. and donations wm be taken at lhe ·the presentation Is a UKbtheiU"Ietl veriilon of lhe door. . >J. . .-··•Jt-,flt·il~*•*•"'•*••*•*••**·~·*...*\. . out ' of Athens County. had been stripped of wheels and battery before helng set on fire. The Athens County SheriU"s Department was notified and the van was removed to Athens County. Just prior to finding the Ford van, parts of a jeep stolen from VIrginia were recovered from- a pond tn Salllbury Township. Three arresls were made this 'morning by Meigs County Sheriff Howard P'rank during routine road patrol In Sc!pio Township. Arrested were Charle!l Green, 33, This Is the thll"d stolen vehicle, the . ofWUitesviDeandChesterRGreen, second to be burned and ebandoned, no aaeatven. ofPoli)tJ>Ieas~nt. Both recovered by the department this men were charged 'wtth dlso,rderly week. conduct while Intoxication and Sunday mornJitg, a1!8! Ford van possession of marijuana. Awoman, was discovered by the Meigs Sheila N. Jones, 42, or Dexter, was Sheriffs Department In the woods charged with possession of mart- · on Counly Road 4. The van, stolen juana and operator's Ucense. oo ( . Williams fired braking rockets more than 200 miles above the Indian Ocean to slow the shuttle's speed and starlit on a supersonic dive through the atmosphere. The landing had originally been sel for 7: 16 a.m. Bul Mission Control had delayed the landing jusl 19 minutes before Bobko and pilot Don Williams were to have fired th(' braking rockets. They were told to make one more circuli of the globe and lry again. . During seven days In space Ihe crew of six men and one woman logged many accomplishments and one big disappointment the failure, through no fault of · their own, to revive the $85 million Syncom communications satellite. ' · President Reagan and Gam, wlto is aboard as a . congressional observer, ha4 high praise Thursday for the astronauts' eHorts. Reagan. speaking to Discovery from the White House, told Ihe crew It had "demonstrated a lot of lngeriully'" In conslructlng makeshlfl tools, taking an unplanned space walk and flying to a rendezvous to tljl sa vtng the powerless sa telllte launched from the ship's cargo bay SaiUrday. Syncom could not be fixed because a switch which ground engineers thought was In the wrong position was nol al fault. The astronauts had concentrated on moving Ihat swjtch afler tracking down the satellite In space. ·"We know you had some frustralions up there. but over aU 1 think we can be proud of the fourth mission of DiscoVery and all that you've accomplished," Reagan saki. Among lhe accomplishments: successful deploy· ment of a second communications satellite, for Telesal of Canada; medical experiments which could provide Insights Into why many astronauts suffer space motion sickness; production of an undisclOsed ·• drug that .could benefit millions of people; ljnd a demonstration of the flexibility of the shuttle system. Rep. Boster.reacts to PUCO . ruling . on rural line extension . SPO·RT SHIRTS . assistant baskelball coach; Pam Douthitt, volleyball coach; Ray Watson. head football coach; Ronald Hlll. assistant varslly football coach; Michae-l Douglas and George Gaga!, assistant junior high football coaches; Mary Price, special education supervts,or; James Wilhelm, marchb\g band advisor; Grace Weber, head teacher. Resignations were accepted from Barbara Wesel, flag and majoreltt> advisor; Jan Eichinger. varsity an\1 reserve cheerleader ·advlsot, and Patrlcla.Shl'lvers,junlofhlghcheer·leader aqvlsor. . · · .. ' · The eoritract of Deb~a Lee as asslstanl junior varsity bas.ketball coach was·not renewed. A written guidance program :f!l" the .dtstrtcl .was apP.roved ~d <!-tultlon sludeill,·candlce Shortridge,' was ·accepled · for the high school. The board reviEWed regula tlons of the missing children's act. The next regular meeltngwUI be a t 7 p.m. on May16. Stolen vehicle found burned near La~gsville A 1919 Corvette, slolen oul of Medina County. was recovered around 2: 35 a,m, today, just off Counly Road 12 southwest · of Langsville by Depury Rick Johnson of the Meigs County Sheriff's Department. MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE Regular, ahort and tall aizea. Pre-shrunk unlined In grey herringbone ar blue denim. Zipi from top alld bottom. dNP huvy duty pockttl. Popular Big Ben by Wre!'gler in llzaa 38 to 150 . . I Reg. •1 5.oo ...................... Sale s11.11 Reg. $17.00..... ,..~ .............. Salt S13:77 Reg. •11.00 ...................... Sal!! •14.77 ....... MEN~S SIIB LADIES' LOUNGE · WEAR SPRINGFOOT - 100% jlolyasltr. Sizes: XS 124-26]. S .128-30). M (32·31), l (36-38]. XL (40-42]. Comfortable tor jogging, active aports and general warm weather wNr. Big •e· lectlon of solid colors. One piece bubblee. short and top seta. one piece ahortalla, 1unault1 and crawl· era. Sizes· 6 to 24 mo1.. 2 to 4. 4 to 6x, 7 to 14. .,. .EN'S and BOYS' substantial cuts will have to be made In services, Including education, if· a 30 percent reduction Is enacted. . Colley, along •With Senate Presklent Pai!l E. Glllmor. RPort Clinton, and AssiStant House Mlnorlly Leader Waldo Bennett Rose, R·Lima, said that before the ads end Aprtl26, I hey wUI have been seen three or four times by 75 percent of the public In Cleveland and five or six times by 85 percent of the population In Columbus. The ads wUI run 49 times In Cleveland and 54 times In ColumbUs. . In the ads, the Republicans remind Ohioans that they elected a Republican Senale last year after being promised a 30 percenl tax cut. Tben they point oul: *... DiscoVery lands safely despite tire blowout *... oil 'or • Senale Republicans, In the tulfll~t a 1984 camPaign promise, passed early this year a bUI that would cut the Income tax 10 percent a year river three years, with the first cut retroactive to Jan. 1. ·The bUI was sidetracked In the- HoUse, where Democrats substituted a 10 percent reduction over two years. The lesser cut Is Included In Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste's 1985-87 budget , which passed the House on Monday and has just started to get hearings In the Senate. Republicans say the 10 percent cut, proposed by Celeste, Is only a token reduction and that the 30 percent slash can be accomplished without cuts In .vital state services. Democrats deny It a nd say state programs and senior class advisor; ThomasKelly,senlorclass advisor; Donald Eichinger, Barbara Wesel, junior class advisors; Arch Reise, sophomore class advl- · sor; George Gaga!. freshman class advisor; . Sue Arnold, National Honor SOciety advisor; thomas Kelly.aljdlovlsualadvlsor; Carolyn Tripp. play •advisor, newspaper advisor and English chairperson; Nancy Larkins. mathematics chairperson; Arch Rose, social studies chairperson; Joe Batley, student ployedw!!reKelthWeber,one ~ear, ·counoU· advisor; Maxine WhiteDon JackSon; Shirley Johnson and · head, ·elementary music; Lynette SaDy Caldwell,· twO' ' years. The VanReeth. senior high choir: 'Scou ronlraclsofMargateiCimthomand Wolfe. yearboOk advisOr and head Judy Wolfe, library aides, were not baseball coach; Pam Douthitt, head renE!Wedbl!causetlleiremployment softball coach; . Pennls Eichinger. de~dsi'ln state finialng. . · ·, athletl~- .dttector _and· head boy~ ' • Darlene Buckley was.added.to !he. ' track coach; Ralph Wigal, head substitute seeretary list arid Dorsey · girls. 'track coach; Dennis' EichtiiBurkhammer 10 lhe substitute bus ger, head boys varsity basketball driver lis I. coach <1nd assistant junior varsity Supplemental contracts were basketball coach; Scott Wolfe, Issued to James Huff, federal and elghlh grade and seventh grade ~ *·1. •*... ..... 2 Sections, 12 Pogos 26 Conti A Multimedio Inc. N-opopor Pomeroy-Middleport," Ohio, Friday, April 19, 1985 The Eastern Local School District Board of Education has employed certificated and non-certified personnel for lhe next year. Certified staff members em· ployed were Glenn Douglas, Don Eichinger, and Deborah Weber, lhree years; Cindy Linton. and Brian Windon, two years; L!IITY Heines, Nancy Larkins, Doris Well ' and Steven Jewell, five years; and Mary Price. Ray Watson, Ron Hill. and Joy Wiersma, one year. Non·certlfled personnel em- * Sale! _ ,SJS 99 WOVEN. _BEDSPREADS. SUMMER . SHORTS Reg. s13.00.................. 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'Colley told a news conference Tbun;day lhat Republicans wm spend $30,(XX) for spot announcements whlch'WIIl be telecast 104 times In the next elgtll days In the stale's two blggesl television media markets. *•. TWO DAV SALEI Reg. $ 11 ..... Sale S8.79 • Reg. sn ... Sale 110.39 Reg. Sl8 ... Sale 114.39 . · .. .... '* .* Polyester/Cotton Skirts. Solids colors and prints. Mine• sizes 7 / 8 to 20. Boys' S5.9S llllit Shirts ............. S4.71 Joys' 17.95 Knit Shirts ............. S6.31 Boys' S9.9S Knit Shirts ............. S7,91 Boys' SI2.9S Knit Shirts ........... sI 0.21 44 to 60. Perfect fitting and comfortable to wear. Prewashed cotton ~ end polyester blue denim. Regular . . and men fit styles. .•. LADIES' ,sl~~&ve MEN'S WRANGLER ·~ S26.95 S27.95 ,._ 1 S21.95 . ... S32.95 BOYS' e • GOP tax cut TV campaignundei-way . t ... • ' a ---·' B08TER REACTION- "E*· tremel,) plene4" Ill lhe way !Kale Rep . .1~ Bollier, above, detlcrlbed her feelnp about the PUblic UIDilletl . CGrrlmlllllon of Ohio ndlnc on Colmnbul & s.uCIIem Ohio Ellictl1c Co.'l rural line extension policy. Boster, Gallipolis J,)emocrat, "Extremely pleased" Is the way presenled testimony at a PUCO State Rep. Jolynn Boster described hearing on the case In AprU 1984. "I have been working on a similar her · reaction Wednesday to the Public Utllltles Con\mlsslon of problem In Meigs County where a Ohio's finding againSt Columbus & resident was asked to pay thousands . ' Southern Ohio Electric Co.'s rural of dollars up trent to extend a rural electric line before the exact cost of line extension policy. .The PUCO ruled that C&.!!QE had lnstellallng a line has tJe:en deler· acted "unreasonably and unlaw- nilned," she said. "So I presented fully" and ordered compensation to testimony arguing thai customers 16 rural Ohio families cited In a should nol be asked to pay complaint brought to PUCO by the unspeclfteil prior charges." Boster saki the complaints fell Office of the Consumer Counsel on behalf of Appalachian Ohio Public Into three catego~: those with no Interest Campaign, the Athens· electric service, thOSe who paid up based consumer advocacy front lor service as an Aid to Constructlon, and those who were organization. The case, pending since 1983, belatedly offered a rural extension Involved families who had report· line plan. ediy been dented elootrlc service. _ The 28-page PUCO 'decision Tl!ree of the 15 complainants UstE!d ordered C&SOE to: -Offer the rural ,line extension In the PUCO case Wf'f'e from Gallla County, Boster saki. plan to famtues In the case without any electrlcily at .!he construction cost at the time people Initially requested the rural line extensiOn. -Refund to faintues In the case who paid thousands ofdollaJ"l! In Aid to Construction the difference · between the Aid to Construction and ' what people would have paid on a rural Une extension plan. C&SOE must also pay a reasonable amounl ot Interest on the refund. -Compensate lhe families In the case wbo were belatedty offered a rural line exlenston plan. : '"I'IIi! PU<Xl declsloiJ Slates;,thaJ C&SOE must go through their records and notify people that rurar extension line , plans are now available. " saki Laura Yeomans ot AOPIC,''who called the decision a "clear victory" for southeastern OhiO fannutes tl)'tng to gl!t eil'ctrtc service extended Into rural areas. • • �DEVOTED TO THE INTEitESTSOF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~J;b ~v ........._.._""T'",,...,d,.,.. ·-. ROBERT L. WINGE1T Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Asslslant Publisher/ Controller .A~i119, BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTIIGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Da lly Press Assoelallon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. I wish Home Box Office or one of those cable birdies would under· take to show tbe viewing public a tape or the testimony, on March 14, of Carl Sagan, who tends lncreas· lngly to view himself as The World's Foremost Authority, and Richard Perle. ,asslstant secretary of defense. Carl Sagan was the first 1 Witness, Richard Perle ihe s«;>cond. Carl Sagan Is henceforward quail· fled to testify on what cruel and unusual punishment feels like. The forum was a joint meeting hetween tWo congressional subcommittees with names so cumber· some one begJ:Udges them the LE'M'ERS OF OPINION arE' W('lcome. They should be less than 300 words • lone. AJII(>flf>rs are subject to edlllnR and must be slgnPd with namE', a.ddrPSs and • lel~phonf' number. No UR5ig ned lett€'rs will be published . Lt>tlt'rs snou ld be> In : good taste, ctddrE'sslng Issues , nol J)('rsonaJI!Ies. ~Confusion ' in the jr etail business ' space they take up. But for the for six months, bringing the' He graded such reports as he had Pn;>bable· extermination ·of all hu· ·seen on the subject of how should ~rd. they were: the SubCornmlttee·on Energy and the Environment Jllan and vegetable life - Is the our policies adapt to nuclear winter of the House Committee on Interior favorite adopted son of Carl Sagan, as warranting "a grade of D" If and Insular Affairs, chaired by among other reasons because It submitted to him as. a flinctlonlng Rep. Morris Udall, D·Arlz.; and the permits him to en,ilage In the kind of professor. He said that we were Subcommittee on Natural Resour· eschatological melodrama that going to get nowhere in Geneva ces. Agricultural Research and brings orgasmic delight to those because we are sending people over there who don't believe In disarma...J;:nvlronment of the House Commit· . who want to tell us how awfuLa tee on Science and Technology, nuclear war would be (as If we ment. He · sUggested that Ronald · c;halred by Rep. James Scheuer, didn't know) : In any event, the Reagan and his team at the congressional committees wanted Department of Defense were conD-NY The question being probed Is the to know what should we do, now cealing two reports that were policy Implications of nuclear that we know about nuclear Winter. politically embarrassing (the soCarl Sagan gave a half-hour's called. Cadre Report and the winter. Nuclear Winter- the thesis performance so arrogant he might Palomar. Report). He suggestell . that the detonation 'o f XYZ plus one nuclear bomb wUI freeze all growth have been confused with, well, me. that Soviet officials and · U.S. officials should meet In a single barn· and hand over the .atomic fission devices.that set off hydrogen bombs to an agent who would then send them for detoxification · to nuclear energy plants. He brushed off his single critic on ttie panel, ' Rep. John . McCain, R·Arlz., by saying that McCain couldn't point · to one disarmament treaty Reagan had favored. Along came Richard Perle, who Are reti)il sales up, or are they down? delivered about six haymakers, one Two answers to that question late last week did little to edify the millions after the other. He said that for all . who asked the question. And no wonder: Sagan's talk about the United · • Major chains said their sales were higher, but the Commerce States wanting more and more Department said retail goads were moving at a slower pace, weapons, we had reduced our 1 • • It ISn't the first time such confusion has been spread, and it won't be the stockpile during the p~st 15 years last .,... unless something Is done to bring order to the situation, one that by 8,000 warheads, while the Soviet • eronom!Sts understand but most others do not. ' Union had Increased Its stockpile by ' The prob~ isn't simply that the big chains and the Commerce more than s,o:xr warheads. Our : Department measure .different things, but that they use different megatonnage today,' compared io : techniques for measuring t'lem. '• . then, Is 25 percent less. We have The big chains such as Sears and K mart do not sell cars - not yet outstanding two proposals for sharp : anyway. The Commerce Department Includes cars In .Its figures~ thE' reductions of arms, to which the : stores do not. According to the Commerce Department, car sales were down In March. Soviet Union has not responded. We . have suggested the elimination of. ~N ()lE ~ FERS'CN~Lm' ~ Well, unit sales may not have been down- and, In fact, the automakers ' I"' ~R. all Intermediate-range missiles. : say they ,were up- but dollar volume was down, according to Commerce's CIJARMI~ ~ND CONIIB~~. ~ I ~AV! I . ~ . ; statisticians. The loWer doll.a r volume the Commerce Department says It . .. . • measured may have dragged down retail sales. · But the problem Isn't just that Commerce and the stores measured : different things .. They also used different criteria. The stores measure •· sales against the same month a year earller, but Commerce measures : against the previous month In the year. WASffiNGTOI'i -Bureaucratic As we · reported earlier,' many ThE' congressional report con- the vigilance of the editors of each : Month? Well, rxit exactly. Thereta'llers Included theflrstweekofAprtl to turf battles and Ideological warfare programs were found to have tlnued: ;'((urrently. (Radio Free of the 21 language services to :: bring In Easter sales. The Commerce Department doesn't do such things among officials are threatening the blatantly anti-Semitic content; oth· Europe-Radio Liberty) is, to a large Identify unacceptable ma!erlal," . ..: -but Is not above Its own little tricks; • effectiveness of two government· ers were Insulting to ethnic and , degree, .'!lin' from Washington by . the report explains, adding: "This :. . COmmerce seasonally adjusts its figu~,. whereaS the stores report funded radio stations, a team of religious groups; sim others were chairman· Shakespeare. W~ found Is reminiscent of the fox guarding ' congressional Investigators has critical of the United States and Its that ifltwas•not ~Shakespeare) who the henhouse ." : numbers taken from the cash registers. -· The Intent of such adjusting Is to eliminate strictly seasonal, regularly concluded. The stations are sup- allies. , went over Buckley's head to the Shakespeare has tried to politic· : ocCurring varlatlolll! to lay bare thf underlying trend tor all to see. posed to broadcast objective news One reason for the breakdown In radios. the dlrecto~s were going ize the radio stations; the report ;. But that Isn't always clear to otliers, Including a gre11t many folks who and fair commentary to the program control appears to be a directly to the , chairman . in ' charges .. Late last ,year, It notes, ' ; thought th;lt an awful lot Of borrOwing a.nd spending was going on. · ,propaganda-drenched -~llllons !II . powt<r struggle. between . James. Washington .'' . .· ; . Sha~speare met with .· the news · ·, · : Consumer instaliinimt ·detit ~:~1 an .ann!,1al. ~ate bf more .than 21 · the.Sovlet bloc. .. ,. · . . .. · · ·~ ·· , !31ickley, . a former conservative. , . The. htvestlgators were to)d· tnat ,:., staftand. predict!,'!! " the ·i:<ornlng·of · .. percenfin·li'e.b niary,'ll!ld su~lrdebt reTative tb disposable personl!-llncome .' .. · Republican senator a nd pr!!Sidenr thtof two dlrectQr!i ·were· hire<\ by ·· the conservative mlllenlum." Some. ·: 'is noW near record hlglu;. · . · ·· ·· · · ' · Their recent· survey of programs of Radio · Free Europe-Radio Lib' · · Shakespeare,' ln one case over the · ·editor$, ''offended ·by this sermon, .. Somehow, those ~bt figures should be showing up In sales, or at least broadcast to ·Eastern Europe by erty, and Frank Shakespeare, a . opposition of Buckley. Munich questioned · his motives and won· Radio Free Europe and' Radio · forrrte_r Nixon White Ho~se aide, . empl~yees told the irtvestigators · dered w~y he would attempt to ·· you would think so. That Is, unless a good portion of that spending Is going ·.·: overseas for sucli ti:tlngs as travel a!fd.entertal!lment.But ·that.'s another · Liberty In Munich showed "In- who Is clfa!rman,of the-bo!).~d. . · , tJtat. · ..as a result, both directors of .Jnfluenee· news 'editors whbse J>llle· · ' > : sfory. · .. ,. . .. . c~aslng bard-line ·rhetorjc'' a)1d ·.. 11te .(wo · dtcectors .OCt he radio . ·toe raalds 'peat up'.on I!uckley.".. ' respol)Siblllfy Is 'to report·tlle news ~ Clarity·Is further abused by revisions, a regular feature o! Commerce's extreme anti-SOviet · views that · stations ·are ultraconservatives Buckley's Inability · to exercise as 11 h. n ol· t 0 ·produ ce .- retail sales reports which sometimes can produce almost absurd· results. Insulted the Intended audiences, the more attuned to Shakespeare·~ ·firm control has led to "Intensive commentary." · : It is entirely possible, for example, to have a stunning retail sales team stated In a report obtained by views than Buckley's, according to ~ competition and Infighting" among our associate Indy Badhwar. the report. · the two stations' personnel. which ·: Increase when none occurred, simply by rE'Vislng downward the. previous Shakespeare said reports of a : month's figures. It has occurred and Is likely to occur again- and again. · Specifically, they found "exces-· The station directors believe that the report characterizes as a feud With Buckley are " totally slve Intrusion Into the dally opera- "the 'situation In Eastern Europe "continual balling pot of various tlonsoftheradlos" by the Board for and the Soviet Union Is so tenuous Intellectual emigres from the untrue." He said, "Jim and I are International Broadcasting In Wa- that the Soviet Union could bean the East." Some editors favor pro- pals ftom way back." Buckley shlngton. This led to erosion of the verge of collapse," the · report grams prepared by their friends . could not be reached, but board ' member Ben Watten!Jerg said: :. Tax FreEdom Day, that day on which, theoretically, the average tolling authority of the stations' top states, adding: "There is !'VIdence and try to keep political opponents' "Jim has told me in private that the ~ taxpayer finally wUI have worked long enough and earned enough money management In Munich, with the that the two directors have attemp- programs Off the air, the report reports about the Infighting are not to move the . radios in that states. result that the program content ted • fo pay his 1985 taxes, will fall on AprU 30 this year. true. And I can tell you that we have suffered, said the report prepared direction with (Shakespeare's) obLack of authority at the top But It is hardly a eause tor celebration. always backed Jim up." by Rep. Larry Smith, D-Fla. -, It Is, In fact, one day later than.last year, when taxpayers had to work vlous Implicit approval ... " means that the stations depend "on ; ·only to April 29 to earn enough cash to support their Indigent, spendthrift : . uncle In Washington, and his cousins in state and local offices. · : That means that In theory the ordinary taxpayer will have worked 17 :; weeks without h;tving given a cent directly to his or her family - nothing at ;. aU for food, clothing, shelter. No milk for the baby. Not a dime for the WASffiNGTON - Our town this is so. Public relations, yes. nonsense? Let us proceed at once to chromium bumper. If we combined :~ movies. . . continues to sputter this week, no. Propaganda, scrap two-thirds or three-fourths of your scrapped weapons with our , : After that date, suggests the Tax Foundation, the ordinary taxpayer can having nothing better to sputter Yet I ask your forgi yeness, my all our nuclear arms. The "balscrapped weapons, we would have ::go about the business of earnlng _his or her own living. about, over the exchange 10 days dear Gorbachev, If I remain ance," whether by our mathematone monstrous heap of superlative ; · U only It were true. . ago between Soviet leader ('dlkhall puzzled by what Ics I perceive to he or by yours, wouid !l'maln · scrap. ~~ Governments - federal, state and local - sometimes spend beyond . Gorbachev and Pres[dent Reagan. SoVIet mathematics. This Is a proportionate. Why not? Then, my dear Gorbachev, to· ;~ needs, which means citizens pay In ways other than taxes. . The general feeling Is tha.t the ·• branch of the ancient science of I do not know what Is Inside these gether we could erect at some ;; · They may pay, for Instance, through the hidden tax of Inflation, which president acted too hastily In his computation with which we are bombs and missiles. but after the suitable site In Europe the most : i most people agree 'Is-partly a consequence of the government's big budget negative response. quite unacquainted In the United atomic stuff has been removed, l Impressive monument to folly the ; : delicit s. It may be so, !jut I am now able to States. We have never seen any expect there Is a considerable world WiD ever see -the folly of our i: Taxing by lnfiatlon can be worse than taxing by law, particularly to advise my readers, In this exclusive mathematics quite like quantity of steel, a good deal of lt. We hope 40-year race In nuclear arms. With : ' savers, !'Ven If It is now running at only 4 perce!lt or so. dispatch, that an alternative re- never to see such mathematics copper and aluminum, a few brass regrei, I must reject your.offer. WUI :: The 13.3 percent il!flatlon of 1979, for example, was double the return sponse may have ·been CQnsldered. again. • nozzles, some tinplate and maybe a you also reject mine? · : trom Interest earned by many savers. At that rate, It whittled a $10,000 Indeed, I have documentary evi: : savings account to about $9,:J35, And then Uncle Sam taxed the "profits.". dence that the president prepared a At present we and our NATO : . Uncle Sam's overspending taxes people In other ways, such as In higher different reply. This Is high-class allies have !II cruise missiles · : Interest rates to those who borrow money for houses. Economists agree documentary evidence, I can tell deploYed In Europe. Each of tbese : ; mortgage rates would he at least a couple of percentage points lower if you, because I wrote li myself just has a range of 1,500 mUes; each has :· those annual budget deficits, and a big national debt, weren't hanging over this morning. The president's first a stngle warhead. We also have . . : : the market. draft read In this fashion: , deployed 63. Perslifng II missiles. · : What does a couple of percentage points mean to a homebuyer? A lot, My Dea~ ,Gorbachi!v: Let me These have a range of only 1,00J : · such as $79.12 a month on a $50,000 loan with a 30-year maturity. Assuming thank you most warmly for your miles; these too have a single : : !he bomeowner keeps the mortgage for 10 years, the cost approaches kind and generous offer, conveyed warhead. According to our old· .. $10,(XXI. . through the columns of Pravda and fashioned mathematics, this gives : : The hidden tax applies to renters as well, because landlords also must translated Into Englls:y by Taas. us a total of 143 warheads. :; pay those high Interest rates, a.nd few of them have been known to absorb You said that ''starting with this The Soviet Union, by contrast, ::. added costs. ·day," which by sheer coincidence now has 276 ss-20 misSiles aimed at . ·~ There are ortsets to ali this, of course. , · happened to be known tomanyotus Europe. Each ofy<lllrmlsslles has a ;.. A lot of the excess money spent by Uncle. goes right back to the In the West as Eastern Sunday, "the range of 2,5(XJ'mlles; each carries :~ taxpayers In ihe form of jobless benflts, retraining, food stamps, medical Soviet Union Is Introducing a three warheads. Mr.' Buchanan, ·; help and the like. · ' moratorium on the deployment of who Is. a wizard wtth numbers, tells :-: And It Is true that many people benefit from high housing prices and Its Intermediate-range missiles." me that 276 times three equals 828 : ' double-digit borrowing costs. · The moratorium, you said, would warheads. · ..; But there seems to be a netlossoffunds-ifonlybecauseofbUreaucratlc · expire In November. Meanwhile, , ;·: processing costs- when Uncle Sam handles taxpayer money rather than you called UJl.OII the United States to This Is an Interesting coocept of ·:. allowing taxpayers to spend It themselves. . stop Its deployment of such missiles "mllltary balance'' - 143 on our In Europe. OtherWise, you said, the side, 828 on your side - but I United States would be gullty of hesitate to question the genius of "striving to wreck · the military Soviet mathematics. Even so, with , balance.H great reluctance. I must politely ·, As I remarked, this Is Indeed a decline to halt our deployment. By kind and generous offer. I cannot November we alll have 240 missiles .,, praise It too highly. (I wonder how In place. Our creative arithmetic Is Taas will translate that last sent- no match for yours, but It Is hard for ·~ ence?) I canQOt tell you how deeply me to see how this would "wreck program anq the purchase of a we are impressed by your sincerity. the military balance." ~ we would like to express our scoreboard at Pomeroy Elemen· Some "of my advisers, notably But I have a better Idea; and now 'tllankl to aU the merchants wbo tary. Thaitks! "Would you PLEASE est your dinner q~letly 11C Patrick Buchanan, tell me you are that Mr. Bucluinan has left the ·:donated mOney and the people who On behalf of the Pomeroy PTO. · engaged In "propaganda." I cannot roorn. let me propose li to you wt~ can hflar the mollie/?" · . : :donatell their time to our basketball - Susie Abbott, Hank Cleland. , believe this Is so. I will not believe boldly. Why don't we stop this I' I : /loS OPR)NEN!' Wlffl A'PMti H£ IS • MOST EN6AGING I GONNA. MOIPA 'DA aM ----- AND A. ' Ego battles threaten ·RFE Jack Anderson&Jose~h Spear same ". .' .'.·.- No' ce.l ebra·ti•on Soviet mathematics______Ja_m_es_J_.K_il...:._p_at_ric_k Berry's·World Sam . ..- ~~Letter to editor· .. . ··... ..... .. ·. Merchants thanked /. ' ' : Thirty-one teams entered in 19th annual •· Gallipolis Rotary Relays ·at Rio Grande I U l Court Street Pop1eroy, Ohio ts:m~ Expect records to fall Nuclear winter: so what?__.:_:_w..:.:..:.ill_iam_F._B_uc_k_,ler.__J_r. The Daily Sentinel . ~~:;-,:v· ~~~~~~~~.: · Friday, 1985 0__ 'mm .. entary·· :.c. FMay,April19,198i5iliiii~iiiiii~~~ti--~::~:;~====~~::~:iO~h~~~--------------~--------~nm~~D~a~ily~~~:!~~-.T, Thirty-one . area high school teams, 17 boys and' 14 girls, are entered In the 1985Galllpolis Rotary Relays, scheduled Saturday at Evans Field, Rio Grande College· Community College. That's seven more than last year according to meet officials. . Preliminary action gets undet· way at 9 a.m. . Gallipolis Coach Keith McGuire said today Fairland's powerful Dragons are back to defend Its 1!& Rotary title. However, the Lawrenee Countlans, Winner of several area lnvlta !lanais . already this against Triple A West VIrginia squads. · Angels A FavoriteMcGuire feels, however, severa~ teams have a shOt at tlle division titles this year. His Blue Angels of Gallla Academy are one of the girls division favorites to dethrone de fending champion Logan, havlrtg posted a 27·1 mark In six outings (e)<cludlng last night's meet at Chesapeake) .' . "Indications arethatnearly!'Very record could be broken Saturday In both boys and girls divisions, " McGuire said. No meet records spring,mayhavesometroublewith the vastly Improved Point Pleasant Big Blacks. Point put up a good showing last week In the McCoy Invitational at ·Marshall, losing ~7/ to Fairland. Earlier this week, PPHS w(llla meet against top-flight competition '0 WINNING RUN- Cincinnati Reds. player-manager Pete RAise leaps he seores the winning nm In the lOth Inning of Tllunday's N~ League game with the San Frallclllco Giants. Outfielder Cesar Cedeno cot the wiDnlng ~In the Reds, 4-3 victory. (AP unto ~ plate as a·e.,.mto). 2.. 012-51nwlnnlngandpald$18,$4.60 . e s sco was c oc , shot Outstanding put and discus. girl performers Inand $4. Honey Spice, finishing a elude Gallipolis' Jodi 'Adams and length behind, paid $3.W and $~.40. Kim Jan . Tina White Ports· Air Piracy the show horse, paid mooth; P17ttnan, Logan a~d Kalk· $3.W. reuth, Warren Local. The dally double combination of Expected to lead the' way 1n the 3-4 paid $14.60. A crowd of 1,458 · wageJ"ed $159,111. Pleasant, Raveruwood and Warren Local. Gitto (If teamo) Gatua Academy. Ale>tander. 0>aJ GI'O\o'O, Fairland, Ironton, Jackson, Logan, Marettta, Meigs, NeJsonvUle-York, Potrlt Pleasant. Portsmouth. Ravenswood and Warren LocaL · '•. ' . at THE POMEROY HEALTH CARE CENTER . Call 9CJ2-6(t06 for more information• 1~==================;:====~ JAY MAR GOLF . CLUB. POMEROY, OHIO 992-63~2 ~-falJttu- •® LEAGUES NOW FORMING --·52· . 531 JACKSON PtKE· Rt35 Young Ladies' ••••••••.~ •••• Monday Evenings. . Women's ......................Tuesday Morning.. Men's 2 Man Team ...... Tuesday Evening · Men's 2 Man Team ••• Wednesday Evening . Seniors 160 and Over I ••••••••••• Friday Morning · Pl1ono BAAGAtN MATINEES SAT & SUN AlL SEATS $2.25 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY 12.25 CALL THE CLUB NOW 10 SIGN UP ' ' -_. . .'. 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Musser and Harrison led Meigs theptatewlth two singles each while Hatfield nad a triple and Folirod, llo)'l GaUia Academy, Alexander, At~ . Chesapeake. Coal Grov~ . .Fairland. lron)on. Jackson, Kyger Creek., Logan, MaMetta, Meigs. NelsonvUie- York, North Gallla. Point Do You Or A Loved One Need further Nursing Care Following A Hospital Stay? Can't Find Reliabht live-In Help? Why Not Consider A Short Stay With Our Outstanding Professional Nursing Staff ·Reds utilize speed-· 'in 4-3 win CINQNNATI (AP) With than just hitting the ball out of the easlly, with Rose following on the . park," ·said Davis, who had two back end of the doulile steal. The earth-boundT6nyPerezerasedona faDed sacrifice bunt attempt, Clncn· homers In his two previous games. Giants were forced to walk Gary natl Reds outfielder Eric Davis He was called on to bunt In the Redus and pitch to Cedeno, who tenthatterPerezledotrwithaslngle cametotheparkearlytotrytowork , knew be'd have to Oy to help the against rellever Greg Minton, 0-1. outofahittlngsiump. Cincinnati Reds rescue an appar· ently lost cause. Reds player·ml~J~ager Pete Rose Cedeno had hit into a team-hlglt Davis forced Perez at second for had used all of his regulars, and had three double plays batting In the the first out In the bottom of the to let the slow Per:ez run for htmsell· clean-up spot. He was determined even though the Reds trailed 3-2. there wouldn't be a fourth time tenth, then stole second and third to set the stage for a come-from· Davis put down the bunt, but Thursday. behind 4-3 victory Thursday night Perez was easily retired at second. Cedeno hit a sharp grounder up So Davis went to work on the the middle, andRosedidn'thesltate over the frustrated San Francisco · Giants. . basepaths, stealing second. Rose rounding thift), scoring easily from :,· .Ceslu" Cedeno S\lpplled the clinch' worked Minton to~ a walk, and shot a second base. · . . · . . . ..lng b!OW wltlt a. baSEs-loaded single . :nod 9! apProval IQpij~ at second; ,The lOss was· parlicutariy hlii'd on todriveint\voruns,butitwasDavls' . . "When .I IOOkedatPete,helo6ked Giants Manager Jim Davenport, baserunnlng that got the Reds out of at me andsorlofshrugged his head, Who saw his teamfalltoholdone-run a hole and keplthelrwlnnlng streak like It was OK for me to go for third If. leads In the ninth and tentp. allvealfour. . . I gpt a good jump.'' Davls.said. • . •-"-.•. : Tl!e..Giantsbroke a p ~e tn-Ute. · · · - · "Ic;mhelpihlsteamlnw.aysother "-' He got his jump and madeihlrll .· nintl) on, Chris, ~f9Wn's U:Pie_ - : . • ·• · ·· ... · .Dan Gla(lden's sacrjftce ·.fly ali ·' reliever Carl Willis, Hl, who held on forhlsflrstmajor-leaguevlctory. · DuaneWalkerdoubledtostartthe ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs Couch, J. MUier, Carol Smith, and Reds' ninth off reliever Scott Marauderettes remained uncle- Cindy Holley each singled once. Garrelts. Dave Parker, out of the feated In seven games this year With Karen H,e msley had Southern'sonly lineup because of oral surgery, a pair of 15-run rule wins over hit , a slngie. came off the bench to deUver a . Federal-Hocking (26· 7) Wednesday Meigs trayelS to Belpre tonight, game tying single off Ml.nton. and a 15.{) win over Southern here then enters the Portsmouth Clay Jeff Leonard doubled and eventu' Thursday. tournamentSaturday,playlngWav- ally scored on Brown's chopped Infield single In the tenth for another Against the Lady Lancers, Meigs erly at noon. moved to!'Hlln theTVCwltha 15-hlt lead that Minton faDed to hold. Marietta's Barrows will be the top throwers . Participating Teams Teams registered for the 1985 meet are: r;:;;:::;;::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::; wererecordedin1984becauseofthe heavy rain which fell throughoutthe 1, day. Outstanding Perfonners McGuire said some of !he outstandingperfonnerstowaichtor Saturday are Fairland's Craig Burd In the hurdles; Point Pleasant's Lebanon results CUffora Simpkins 1n sprints, Pol'l!l' mouth's Del McKinney, sprints and I;EBANON, Ohio (AP) - Byr· long jump; Campbell, Alexander die s Escort, a four-year-old mare, and Harvey Morrison, Fairland and turned In her fastest mlle ever In D Newnian Marietta distance winning the featured ninth race at ~ces; Paui Close, 'Gallipolis, :h:-ebanon Raceway Thursday , sprints; Chris Howard, Gallipolis, · . 1 , E rt high jump; Carman, Coal Grove, Byrd 1 ked In ~L EY t hurdles races are Anita Cook. Fairland; Donna Hussell, Pt. Pleasant; Tina White, Portsmouth; Amy Dixon, Nelsonville-York and Laura Amsbary, GAHS. Distance performers to watch out for will be Misty Schultz, Bobby Suska, Logan; Angie Holley, Krls Carty; Holly Carman and Tammy Harnton, Gallipolis. In the jumping divisions, Fair· land's Cook, Jackson's Fenlk and Gallla 's Kim Janey should be fighting It out for top honors. In the discus, Coal Grove's 13are and .. ' · I~ ' OPEN TO THE PUBLIC JAYMAR GOLF WILS HILL RD._ CLUB ~ POMEROY · 992-6312 II-;;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~·iiiiijiiiiijiiiiijiiiiijiiiiij~iiiiijiiiiij~;;~~;;iii~~!iiiii!~!ii;;i!!~!iii!~iiiii~~---···~ .,••.•',.-.ii'J,...J.---..::iil,;l~~ )/il~l!~~~ii a _,_ 1982 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX lJ 2 tone silver, Auto ., air, AM/FM stereo, tilt" wheel. 37,000 actual miles . -- ..------·- ·-- ·· 1982 BUICK ELECTRA 225 4 DR. All the luxury in a one-of-a-kin d luxury car. New Electra trade. White and royal blue. Indians dump Orioles~ 11-5 Allloclated p,_ By The Cleveland Indians had lt,lost It, and had It again. They finally kept It at the end- because Joe Carter had It all the way. 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(AP) -lthasn'tllappenedyet.Not ' In 11 JQng years following the PGA .• Eastern Coach Scott Wolfe said, " I W'!S pleased by the way we came back In the seventh Inning, but . disappointed In our play 4! the field. · We have a young team, but at this point tll games) you can't use that as an excuse. It's just a Jack of concentration. When our kids really want to win, we wtn and when we're really not sure well, we lose." "We are on the bump light ·now, and It our kids want we can have a · respectable season. We can catch fire and finish strong or we can fall backwards. We have the potential to finish strong, but we must be sharp and most of all, we must really want to win. We must play seven good Innings and not just one good one." 11·2. Bryan Durst, a freshman hurler, Eastern fought back In the went the distance for the Eagles, seventh with six runs, but fell short scattering 12 hlts across seven at 11·8 In the finale. innings. Durst. flmned seven and Eagle hitters were Royce Bissell walked three. Although Wate.r ford wtth a single · and home run, . posted 12 hits, several of those hits freshman Jeff Caldwell two singles "should have been caught," accordand a walk, and Eddie Collins a Ing to Wolfe. three-run home run. Kevin Barber, Arnold, YoungandBrownshared Brent Bissen. Steve Horner, and duties lor Waterford allowing nine Jeff Bissell each singled. EHS hits, three walks, and striking For Waterford. Tom Ellis had out just two. two singles, Tlm Ginther a double Eastern travels to Frontier Sat· and single, Willy Heiss a single. urday for a mlnl·tournament with Ran~ll Irvine a double and single, Frontier and Cameron, W.Va . Jeremy WaterS a single, and Chris UIII!!ICOre: Arnold three singles. Eastt't'n .................. , ..... 100 mo 0- 8 9 6 This ·USED CARS, INC. __c ---'·· ~ LOCAL CHAMPS - 1be Pomeroy Sixth grade . captured the ~ Melp l.ooll Sixth Grade BasketbaD Tournament. Team members were 11n1t row, left to right, Chase Cleland, Tom Layne, Scot Brlnkel' and Shawn IAI-nb. Secood row:Larry Robinllon, coacla; StacyShanii,Mike'VanMeter,Jolm Gorby, and Hank aeland, coach. At.mt was 'Ibn A Dlvlllon or Multlntedla, lne. Published £~'very afternoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Court St., y the Meigs track teams victorious a m. I )l't l\ ' Ji:UrTlf'll tle'"'CuhJ rRW'n.~ ,Mii~A'I tUkfll ' ut [klrnlt fXfRCIST. Raitlrmn· rlltiidldtn· 1· 11 at Tomnlu iAk'XUndl•t' 1 Ot rn r <'lrwlund 1H<'4li!M'I o.'fi, a! .\f'\1.' \'01 k tGukh" H ll, tnt Sl•atill' 1Mtl:M~ ' t.flr nl Call(ot·nla 1Ro mul!ldt 1·111 . 10 1 'I'!UNil'Y anJRCH, Rev. VI. Stewar1, Cremeans, Turner) . 1600 - Wagner IF'HI 6:41. Calvert iMI. Sant'I'IIetd IMI. 400 RELAY - iMI !13.8 iD. English, S.. English, Cremeans, T\lrner1 . <100-Jenny MIIIPT (M) 69.2, Thomas fFH), Swanz (MI . :IX> LOW HURDLES - Rad<>kln IMl 5.1.8, Julie MUter (MI. Thomas !FH). IDJ - Howard IMI 2:50. Block IF'HI. CucklPr (FH 1. m- D. 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Dlrecttr of EducaUen HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CtruRCH -Sunday: Worohlp services 9:00a .m.; ChurchScMo110:15a.m.: Bible Sillily SUndaY 7:30 p.m. Proyer Group Wedntoday at9:00 a.m. IIIJDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN C1!1rch School 10: 1!1 a.m. Mom Ins Wor· shtpll: 15 a.m. Tuesday, JO:OOa.m. Bible StudY: Thursday. 7:30p.m. Bible Study. sYi\AC\JSE FIRST UNffi!D PRESBY · TERio\N - WorshiP llj!rvleo 9:00 ~. m . Chorch School10:00 a.m. Tll!lday, 10a.m. BlbltStlltiY! SIJiday, 6p.m.lfnloraDIISe· nlcrw.lt Youtb Groupo. RIJFLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pallor, Johl Evans. SUnday Scbool 10:00 ~ . m.: Suttdi,y Monlll&Woralllp JI:001.m. Chll· droft'o Church 11 a.m. Stulday Ewnlng Ser¥tt:.7:00 p.m. Wed .. 6 p.m. Yourw La· dtoi: AIIXQtar)'. W-...S1y, 1 p.m. F~m· llyH~NI'1 f:oMMUNJTY CHURCH. Near Loflt -""'· l!dlel Hart, puler. Sunday Scltial 1:10 a.m.; WOI'IIIIp 10:10 a.m.: Pr.sx.= mmL ~i~ 7 CH1111CH COntor Aab ud .Plum. Ralph CttltU. ailtcr,_, -10:001.m.; tlloritlltlr'Wo.-Ip. U:C!Oa.m.: Weda-Y anrllaiiarday I:Wttlnl !ltrvi<elat T:!O p.' m. ,, ; Worship, 11 a.m.; Btblt Study, Tbund(Rothemlch) . · FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m .; HEATH !Middleport)- Church School. 1\!onday, 7:30 p.m .: UMW Second Mon· day, 7: 00p.m.; UMM, Third Monday, 7: 30 p.m. (RoblnsoBJ. MINERSVlLLE - Worship service 10 a.m.: ChurchSchool.lla.m.; UMW, third Wednesday, 1 p.m.; Choir practlce 1 Mon - a.m.; Church Schoolll a .m .; UMW second Tuesday 7:30p.m.; UMYF last Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. j ubenklng).J ~ POMEROY -Church Scbool, 9: 1~ o.m. ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9: 15 day, 6 p.m. (Rothemlchl RUTLAND- Church School, 9:~~a . m .: Worahtp, 10:30 a .m.; UMW 1Evenlnll Clr· cle) oecond Wednesday. 7:30p.m.: UMW (Afternoon Circle) second Thursday,.] p. m. (Rubenklng) SALEM CENTER - Church School, 10 a.m.; Worship 9:45a.m. (Rubenklng) SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8:30 a.m .; Church Schoot 10 a.m .. CRubenklng) SOU'I'III!RN CLUSTI!R lin. Ro1er Grace Rev. l'aul McGuire Rev. Kehh Rader APPLE GROVE- CljurchSchool9a.m. ; Worship, 10 1a.m. (First and third Sun- I ' RACINE CHURCH OF THB NAZA· RENE, Rev. Thomas H. Collier. pastor. Martha Wolfe, Chairman of the Board of Chrisilan Llle.' Sunday School9:30 'a.'m.; .. Morning worohlp 10:30 a.m.: · Sunday · Wedpeoday, 7:l(l p.m., . Gary Grtullh, ~venlng worship 7:30p.m. PrayermeetlnJ 7 JO :uEffiTy ter.a .m Woody pastor. Scrvl""" Sunday 10 . 8nd Catl, 7 p.in. Wednf'Sday, 7 p.m . Prayer meeting, We:lnesday, 7 p. ~ . (Graoo) BETHANY - Worship, 9 a.m.; Church School, 10 ·a.m.; Bible Study. Wednesday, Womenj~ Fellowship, Wednesday, lla.m. (MeGutreJ , · CARMEL- Church School 9:30 a.m.: third Thuroday, 6:30p.m. iMc:Gulrel . EAST LETART- Chur<h School9a.m. : Worship ~0 a.m. second and fourth Sundays; UMW llrst Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. (Grace) . · LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m,; Church School 10 a.m. (Grace! . MORNINGSTAR- Wonhlp. 9: l~a . m.: Church School 10:30 a.m.; Bible Study, Thunday, 7:30p.m.. (Raderl. MORSE CHAPEL- Church School 9: 30 a.m,; Worship 11 a.m . (Rad~ ). RACINE WESLEYAN - Church School, 10 a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m.; UMW fourth Monday 7:30 p.m.; Mon's Prayer Breikta1t, Wedllllday, 7 a .m . (Grace) . · eaWHellmiTEon!Sh: MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Third ECCLES lA FELLOWSHIP, 12ll Mill St .. SACRED HEART CH!JRCH, Msgr. VICTORY BAPTIST, ~25 N. 2nd St .. ANTlQUITY BAPTIST. Earl Shulor . FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE. 3304~ WORD OF FAITH, 93 Mill Sl .. Mlddlo· pon . Sunday mornln~ serv ice 10:15 a.m.; Sunday evt>nlng 7: 30. Thurscby morning Bib\(' study 10 a.m . Y{ednesday evening 7:30p.m. NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THF NAZARENE. R~v .' GJehdon Strpud , p~stO r . . LlVlNG WORD CHESTER ·l:HUR!;.H Sunday School 9: J(l a .m.; Worship M"r:Yic('. OF GOD- Cllbeft Spencer,'past0r. S~n - ····10; 00 a .m :; YouJ.h st>rviN• Suhday. 6; 15 p. · m . Sunday evPnlng S{'r\ilce 7: OOp .m . W~­ nesday Prayer 1MeE-tlng and Bible ~ tud y . 7:00p.m. · NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Sun. CHAPEL · WESLEYAN da .v atternqon servlc-H al 2:30. Thursday m, evt'nlnR serv!Cf'S ar 7::w. CHURCH- Coolville FJD, Rev. ?hUUp RJ· Lawrence Bush, P.@stor. Max Folmer. Sr FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Mason. W. . dt"J~wr, pasta. Sun4ay ~hool 9; ~a . m.:. . . . _Supt. Sunday !khool and Mor!"lnR WorshiP J!:A'CJNE' f-IRST BAPTISt. Steve •· worship service 10: :JJ a .m.; Sible s.tUd)'· 9· 30 a.m.· Sunday eVening service, 7 p m. ; Va. Pastor; Bill MurptJ)'. $unda Y..SC hool 1~ rie'O:vcr. ' poslof. ROber t Smith, Sunday. .' ilnd:NorSblp aervfce, W.!dneaday, 7"p .ril. · Youth m~llng and Blbl~ Study. Wlldnes"· .' ·il.m ,; Sunday ev("nln~ "'; 30 P··!TI. Prayer _. . · SCttool Supt.: Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; meeting· and Bible sltidy WedneSday. '7: 30 . RUTLAND CtruRCH OF CHRIST, day, 7 p.m. Morning worship 10:40 a.m .; Sunday Mark Joneo~ pastoo:. Bill Nicholson. Sun· UNffED FAITH CHURCH. Rl. 7 on Po- p,m . Everyon~l\~·el~om(' . eveni{IK wor'shtp 1: 30 p .m .: Wednesday RUTLAND FREE WlLL BAPTIST, Sa day School :supt. Sunday School9: 30 a.m .: meroy By·Pau. Rev. Robe-rt E . ~.~lth, Sr . tvening Blblp studv 7:30 p.m . 1<-m St. R('v. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sunday Morning Worship and Communion 10 : :.1 a . , pastor. Mflvln Drake, S. S. Supt. Sunday m. School9: 30 a..m.: Morning Worship 10:30: . SehoollO a. m.; Sunday even in~ 7: 3tl p.m .: Wednesda y evE' nln~ pra yer mNtln~ 7: 30 RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos Ev{'nlng Worship 7: 30 p.m.; WednM;day BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY p.m. Tillis, past cr. Jay Stiles, supl. Sunday Prayer Service, 7:30 p.m. CHURCH, Burlingham . R£'v . Okey Ray SOIITH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT Schoo19:30 a .m .; Morntng worship, 10: 30 FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad Laundermllt. pa~tor. Ph. 992·7324. Sunday a.m.; Sunday evening service 7:'00 p .m . St., Mason. Sunday SchoollO a.m.: Morn · CHURCH, SUvtr Rldii:C. Ouan£' Syd('ft . School10:00 a ,m.: Sunday t>vtnlng serviL't' Wednesday service- 7 p.m. WMPO prolnJi!: worship 11 a.m.; Even ing servlct' 6 p. strlckE'r, pa s1or. Sunday Sctlool 9 a'.m .: 7:00 p.m .: WNfn£'sday ev(lnlng strvlct>, gram 9 8.m. each Sunday . m . Prayer meellnR and Bible Study Wl:"d · Church servlc£' 10 a .m. Bible' Studv Wed · 7:00p.m. ~ nf"Sday a t 7: ~p.m . JunP thr u Sl:>ptCmbf:or . RU1LAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· "esday. 7 p.m . PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH, \7 RENE. Rev. Lloyd D.Grtmm, Jr .• pastor. FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev . Nyle 1 p.m . Octob£'r ttlru Ma y. Sunda y evE:'nlnJZ: mllf'oft Rt . 32~. Rev . Bt>n J . Watts, pastor . Sunday School9: 30 a.m.; Worship service Bordf:'n, pastor. Cornelius Bunch, supt . F('Jiowshlp 7 p.m . ~un e thru September. 6 L{'{' Russell, S.S .. Supt. Sunday SChool9: 30 p.m . OctobC'r th ru May . 10:30 a.m.; Young peopJe's service &p.m . Sundav School 9:30 a .m .; second and a.m.: Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.: Sun · Evangellstlc service-6:30p.m. Wednesday day PVentnR SE'TV ICE' 7: lJ p.m .: Wt'dnE'S· serv!Cfl 7 p.m . da y S('rVICE', 7:30 'P.m . MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller St., Mason , W.Va. EugeneL. Conger. minister. Sunday Bible Study 10 a .m.; Worship U a.m . and 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible srudy, vocal music, 7 p.m . SILVER RUN 'BAPTIST, Bill Lillie. pastor. Steve LittlE'. S . S. Supt. Sunday School tO a .m .; Morning worsip, 11 a.m .; Sunday evening worship 7: 30p.m . Prayer meeting and Bible study Thursday. 7:30 p . m.: Youth met>t!nR Wednesday at 7 p.m . CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH , 383 N. 2nd Ave .. Middleport . Sunday School 10 a.m . Sunday evening 6: 00p.m . LANGSVI LLE CHRlSTIAN CHURCH , Robert E. Mu sser, pastor. Sunday School 9 : ~ a.m.; Paul Mus.sf"r. · supt.~ Mornlnli · worship 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening sf"r· vice, 7 p .m .: mld·WE'E'k servicE', W('dneos · dav. 7 p.m. " • SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE . Rf'V , Glenn McMillan, pastor. , Mary Jan tee Lavender. Sunday Sc~ool Supt . Sunday School 9: 30 a'. m. ~ Mornlnli worship JO:JO a.m.: Evangeollstlt servicE', 6 p.m.: Prayer and Pral st> Wednesda.v. 7 p. m.: Youth mt:'f'tlnl{. 7 p.m. EDEN UNITED . BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Eld~n R. Blake-, pastor. Sunday SChool 10 a.m.: Gary RE'<"d. Lay leadf'r. Morning sermon, 11 a .m .: Sunday night services: Christian Endeavor 7:30 p.m., Song st'rvlce 8 p.m. Preaching 8:30p.m. Mld ·Wl'f'k prayE'r m('E'tlnli{. Wf'dntsday, 7 p.m . days) : UMW, Second Tuesday, 7:30p.m.: Morning Worship 10: 30 a.m.; Evangelistic at CrtilrOfnl,a ·~f)h.· Wolll p.m.: UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m. Choir Re· Worship, 10: 45 a.m . Second and Fourth Sundays; Fellowship dinner with Sutton, Tr:<lll'i at Mllwuukt'<' 111 Oakluml NA'f1CJS,\L u:.u•t·,; day_School 9:30 a.m.; M.'omlng service ·10: ooa.m. ; Sunday evenlng service 7: 00 p. m .; Mid-week prayer service Wedn~sday 7 ' ~~.· OLIVE COM .M . UNITY CHURCH . 10 a.m .; Dorcas ; lin. Wllldaloh_, Dtroetor Mln~...ow Ieeder. V'outh grwps ~unday ('V~Dina:. at 'Wecf esday · · . · 6:.30 p.m. with Ro1tr·and Violet Willfotdd, cHRISTiAN CHURCH, Dex· leaders. Communion service tlrst Sunday lle\', III<IWII -bealle~ . . .. Rev. ll4!bori 1!. ........... .• ZARENE, Co--putors Rev. Charles Coyle , and Rev. Nancy Coyle. Bill White, Sunday ~l()f'l Ill ('bk\IJrO ~aulc! Middleport. James E . Keesee, pastor. Sunday mornln~ worship 10 a .m.; Evf"n· tng servi~t' 7 p.m .; Wednesday e-vening worship 7 p.m . VI sita tion, Thursday 6: 30 p.m . a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Wed nesday, 7 : 30p.m.; UMYF (Seniors), Sunday, t1 p.m .; ~Juntois) every other Sun - School Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.: .'' School at 9: 30 a.m.; Morning worship at 10: 30a.m.; Sunday evening service at 7; 30 p .m . Thurtday services at 7:30p.m. · FREEOOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald K b 1 no . ocaled on counly Road 31 . R ev. Lawrence Gluesencamp, pastor. Rev. Roger Wlll{ord, asst. pastor. Preaching setvlces~u~ar.1 ; 30p.m : Prayorm"'tlng · pastor. Sunday SchoOl 9: 30 a .m .• WadeH~yman. supr.; MornlngWorshlp,l0:30 a. m.: Sunday evenlnK service 7; 30 p.m .: Wednesday Prayer Meeting, 7: 30 p.m. day, 7:00p.m. Prayer meeting. E "'JDDLEPORT CHURCH OF Til NA· M\lwaukn• BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Bev, 8141- Ne- CARPENTER BAPTlST. Don Cheadle, Supt. Sunday SChool 9:30 a .m . Mornlna Worship 10:30 a.m. P rayer service. altern ate Sundays . HIJ<tnd Road , P omeroy.' Tom Kelly, pa stor. Danny Lambert, S. S. Supt. Sunday morning service at 10 a .m.; Sunday even ing .st'rvlce 7: 30p.m . Tut>Sday and Thurs . da y ServicE'S at 7: 30 p.m. John Wrlght,.r.sstor. Sunday School9: XI S S Supt Mornln" a.m.; Larry 1 yn.. · ' ' ' • wonhlp lO: 30 a.m. Bible Study. Tuesday, 7:30p.m.: UMW, SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST -Joseph B. Hoskins , evangelist . Sunda y Bible Study9 a .m.: Wor shlp, 10 a. m.; Sun· day evening service .& p.m.: Wedntsday evening service, 'l._p. m . PENTECOSTA~ ASSEMBLY, Racine, Rt. 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Sunday evening serv!C'f' 7 p.m. Wednesday evening service 7 p.m . An1hony Glannamore. Ph. 992-5898. Saturday Evening Mass 7 :30 p.m.; Sunday Mass. 8 a.m. and lO a.m. Confessions one half hour before each Mass. CCD classes, 11 a .m . Sunday. Third TuHday, 7.: :Jl p.m .; Communion First Sunday (Archer) . CENTRAL CLU8TEB Rev. J...,.. E. C.rj>ltl HYSELL RUN HOLlNESS CHURCH. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, FQurth and Main St. ,.MiddlepOCt . Rev. Calvin Minn is. pastor. Mrs. Elvin Bum~ardner. su pt. Sunday School 9 : :J) a .m.; Worship serv l(.'e 10: 45 a.m. pastor. Sunday School 9;:rt a.m.: Church service. 7 p.m .: Youth mee!lng. 6 p.m .. Tuesday Bible STudy at 7 p.m . Rev . Thereon Durham, pastor. Sunday pastor. Church service 9:30a.m.; Sunday rourth .Sundays worship service at 2:30 p . m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH. SchoollO: J) a.m . ship 7:30p.m. Prayer meetlnl, Wednes · ., .Corner Sycamore and second Sts .. Pomeroy. The R£Ov . William Middleswarth. pstor. Sunday SChool 9: 45a .m.; Church service 11 a.m . Ctlurch School 9 a.m .; Wonhlp 10 a.m.; 9: 30 a.m.j Ralph Carl, Supt. Evening wor · "'-~ Mlddlewn : BrothE'r Chu<'k McPhE'rson , pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.: Su ~day evening servlc.-s at 7 p.m. and WPdnesday services at 7 p.m . Holland, pastor; Wallace Damewood. Sundaj; School Supt. Worshl' service. 9 a . m.j B ble SchoollO a.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRlST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Rev. Keith Eblin, 5th and Main. Bob Melton, minister. AI Hartaon, assoc. minister; Mike Ge>rlach, Sunday School superintendent. Bible· ter . Sunday School Supt . Har.ry Hell· drlcks; Sunday School9:30 a.m.; Morning worship 10:30 a .m .; EVPnlng worship 7 p . m . Wednesday worship 7 p.m . service 10: J) a.m.; Evening worship SUD · day 7 p.m. and Wtdnesday,1 p.m. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine Grove. Tile Rev. wmlam Mlddleswanh 1 ; Worship Service, 10: 30 a.m.: Choir rehearsal Wednesday, 7:30p.m.: UMW, second Tuesday, 7 : ~ p.m .: UMYF, S,unday, 6 p.m. (Corbitt) MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. Harrlsmvllle Rd. Robert PurteiJ, mlnls· ter; RonRitfle,SundaySchoolSuperlnten- r,, .~ Rt. 124 and Co . Rd. 5. Mark Seevers. minis- &:00 p.m. ; Communion Flnt Sunday. day, 7:30p.m. (Nelson! . PEARL C:HAPEL -Worship Service 9 BAPTlST. 4:7-11 da[J~~pill!rrroM CHRISTlAN, Jody Jey.Run Road, Rev. Emmett R~:~wson, pas· tor.- Handley Dunn, sup1. Sunday &chool. 10 a.m.; Sunday evening service, 7: 30p,m. ; Bible teaChing. 7:30 p.m . Thursday. FlRST ...,._ ...., dent. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Wol'!lhlp (j\reher) . . REEDSVILLE- Church School9:30 o. m.: Worship Servtcell:OO a.m. (Deeter) .· TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL - Phone 1614) 141 ' ' " Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Not . tlnt~:ham . Sunday School Supt . Sunday School 10 a.m . with classes for all 8&1!'1. Evening services at 6 p.m . Wednesday Bl · ble study at 7: 30p.m . You th serv ices Frl· day at 7: 30p.m . ·David Curfman, pastor. Sunday School 9:M a.m.; WOrship 10: 30 a.m.; Bible Stud)', Tuesday, 10 a .m .; UMW, second .MIDDLEPORT HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant St., Middleport. Affiliated witli Southern Baptist Convention. Sunday School tO a.m . : Morning worship 11 a .m .; Evening worship 7 p.m.; Wednesday evening Bible sludy and prayer mHtlng 7 p.m. ZION CIRJRCH OF CHRlST. Pomeroy· nwroy Pike. David Hunt. pastor; Jack Nt!'Ns, Sunday School Olreector. Sunday · Sct:iJI. 9: 30a.m .; MornlnR Worship . 10:30: evlallng worship, 7:00p.m. Tuesday Vlsl· taUon, 7 p.m . Wtdnesday. Prayer service, 7:Jt p.m .; Miss ion Friends, 7: 30 p.m.: Girls in Action, 7: 30p.m. Corner Sixth and PaJmer·. George Rlsor, Interim Pastor. Ray Fields, S.S . Supt.; Dan Riggs, Asst. Supt . Sunday School. 9:15 a.m.; Morning Worship. 10:15 a .m .; Sun· dayEv<"nlng s~rvlce, 1 p.m . Youth meetln~t. 7: 30 p.m. WE'dnesday: tvening lt>r· vice 7 p.m .: Choir practicE' 8 p.m . · :11 CaiHornh1 School 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednes· day, 7:30p.m. (Johnoon) . LONG BOTTOM - Chur<h School 9:30 a.m.; Worship 7 p.m .: Bible S11t!ly, Wed· nesday, 7:30 p.m .: UMYF. Wednesday, Church School 10 a .m. ; Choir practice. Tuesday, 6: 30p.m.; UMW, first Tuesday, 7:ll p.m . (Nelson). . Racine. Rev . James Satt£Orfleld, pastor. Freeman Williams, Supl. Sundny School 9:45a.m.; Sunday and \\'f'dnesday e~en· inlf services, 7 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. Located ·on 0. J . White Road of Highway 160. Pat Henson , pastor. Sunday SchoollO a .m . Classes ror all age! . Junior Church 11 a .m .; Morning worship n a.m . Adult Choir practice 6 p.m. Sunday. Young Peo· pie's, Children's Church and Adult Bible Study, Wednesday at 7:30p.m. mJJnion, first Sunday (Archer) ~ ~ JOPPA - Worship 9:30 a.m.; Church Mann , mlnlater. William Snouffer. Sunday Scbool Supt . Sunday School, 9: 30a.m.;, MOrning Worship 10:30 a 1m. ' . 2 :4347 rtrst Sunday. (Archer) CHESTER - Worihtp 9 a.m.; Church SchooiJOa .m.: Bible Study, Thursday, 7p. m.: UMW, llrst Thursday, 1 p.m.: com, day. 7 p.m.: UMYF, Sunday. 6 p.m. St., Sy· """"' ALFRED - Church School 9:30a.m.: Worshlp• ll a.m.: UMYF, 6: 30p.m. ; UW, Third Tuesday, 7:30 p.m . Communion, - Stater Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday Scbool9: 30 a .m.; Morning Worship, 10:45 a .m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. York Rev. lieldoe Jolt- mlch) FLATWOODS- Church Schooi,)O a.m. CH~rry other peopk: 1rd Jearn 1bout otnelvn. - llev.Royo..t.. at,3:15 p.m. RUTLAND FlRST BAPTIST CHURCH m. ·.. ~v.DoaAreher hearsat, 6 : 30 p.m. Wednesday. (Rothe· Servlces,lO a.m. Sunday. Evening senlces Sunday and Wednesday at7:00 p. Route 124 (one mile east of Rutland~ . Sun, day: Bible lecture 9: :JJ a.m .; Watchtower study 10:30 a.m.; Tuesday, Bible study, 7:30 p.m .; Ttlursday , Theoc ratic SChool 7: JO p.m. Service meeting , 8:20 p.m . Maybe we feel the W~mt way a,bolitchurct).lt b there lllld we nn go anytime. but '"doa'tt Yet it is In th~~tth tlull we ca n learn the true ~l!uc: of NOBTIII!o\8T CLUSTER Sa'turday with worship services following SYRACUSE MISSION. VICTORIA Fay Suer, Director Rev . .Jamet E. C.rbiU, A.lttaat . day, 7: SO p.m.; .UMW, First Monday., 7: 30 ra~use . ., MEIGS . COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED IIIETBODII!T CH11RCH onkowskl, pastor: Marte Spires·. Sabbath F.AlTH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bai- Clrr ,,, Ortt'nlt ----------1 UNITED METHODIST .. ·•. ~sBufY'<·s~":~~=P 11 a.m. : Church School 9: •s a.m.; Charre Bible Preachlna: t: ~a.m., flrat and second Sun· Study, Wed~ay, 7:.30 p.m.; UMW, flrll da~s ot e"ch month; third and fourth .SUJI· Tuesday, 7.30 p.m., Choir Rtheorsal, daYa tach month worship services at·7:30 Wednesday 6:30p.m.; UMW. lourth Sun: · p.fll: Wednesday evenb;~gs at 7 : 30 p.m. day, 6:30p.m. (Nelloo) . •· .. · ptayer and Bible Study. •~ .• • ENTERPRlSE - ' Worship 9. a.m.; . SEVENTH·DAY A;OVENTIST. ·· Mulb·. e(cy H(>tght• Ro.ad, Pomeroy. Mlchatll?l· '"Cllilrch Sf:hoollO'o.rit.: 811>1e.Study. Tues· FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po· MlniW'!W:lla at Ouklund General Merchandise Racine 949-2550 Service on1o•~ns MIDDLEPORT JEHOVAH 'S WITNESS, 37319 State If a Illy wa• very dl!Ttcult to pow , w'-t would you be willin&IO pay ror jLtSt one plant? It'• &nOW)' White flowers art oflc:n one of tbe linT "ana of 'Prina. And th•t makes one 1¥00dtrllb6.!T the pril;c ol aold if it wert plcmi(ul. MuM a thina be ran: 10 be niUiblc? Mnt ir be !iOrnethinJ WtCIII'I arrord !:Jekn: ~wn i1?Jr we had a roomful or Jokl, wouldn 't it bejJ~t u lOvely u if IIIC had Oflly one JOid rinf~ W o.rktn 'til be l i malleable 11nd ductile to nuke be•utiflll jtwiflry or ornaments Of 10 u:;e for lndc'/ Sales a ~d J . wtn . .. Bill" Brown, Owner Mtddleporl · Pomeroy . '0 . Groceries- ., & CK SUPERMAIKET Attend Church . this Sunday GRAHAM POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. David Rot;ton at Ctltt•a~~:o l'lilll ll'fl)l'f' at Tomnto ~ank• 7 p.m. School Supt. Sabboth School at 2 p.m. on ., tuan~ll.' C\1~ al 111 •1roil 1'('111~ u( Bible Stuly, DEX'll:R Bl1lLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Charles Hat&ld. poat<r. lJnda 9Nan, sup. Suntay ~b>ol 9: a> a.m.; ptich- • litg lti!I'Wiel. llrst and,.lhlrd SUII!ay lo)li>N!ng S.lday scbooJ, Yoiilh meottng,.7:l> p.m.'!"· . t!IJI S.nw,y. • OW Mahlnlu)',; (;~~t~u.,.. ~I'W , TilE SALVATION ARMY, llll Butternut Aw., Punoroy. Mn. Dcra WlnlnJ In charie. SU!IIay- ~ 11 a.m.: Sundoy Scllod, 1D: 30 a.m. &llllllirl' SchOOl. YPSM E.., Ad.,., leads'. 7:ll p.m. s.Jvalbn nii!Ollng varkJul •l"oiun and music specials. Thn>diiY, 11::10 Lm. to l p.m. t.a- HOOle I.e,..., members In charie. au women lnvlled; . 6:4.'1 p.m. Thursday, OrlJi Cadet aiuos (Yourw Pl!o~Biblel, 7:30 p.m Bible stilly aild Prayor ~ opm to the pullllc. I"()MEROY WESTSIDE ClruRCfl OF Subscribers not df'strlng tO pay thecarrter may remit In advanct' direct to The Datly Sentinel on a 3, 6or 12 month basis. Credit wil l be givf"n carrier E>ach month. No subsCriptions by mall permitted in towns when• homt> carrl(lr st>rvtce Is avallabl£1. . · SENnNEL SONS SlORE RENE. Comer Ut!lon pula. and MuJI:8no. Rei. ..... ThomasGitn McC!u..r. O):dt lfender. •· soo, S. S. Sup., SUII!o,y Scltool, 9:30 a.m.: Rutlano, .THE DAILY WAID CROSS H. Perrtn. pasta; ~ Buck, Sulllllv Sclrol Sup. 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Finest in · a KERMIT'S KORNER ~· 7 Homes Pomeroy, Ohio V Scoreboard 0..2~ ~ . \ GIFTS "Mill 51. 2omeroy, Ohio. Latest victory puts Marauders in first · 1Rnilf'Ria \. 1 " MEIGS nRE . \ CENTER, INC.-- I!J Umt'dla, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, h . 992-2156. Second class postage paid at Wells. 1UE The Interested BWJin.esses Luted On ,This Page. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. P. J. PAUliYI AGENT The DaUy Sentinel ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs girls' and boys' track teams both won handily In a dual tfack meet against Federal-Hocking here Thursday. Coach Gordon Fisher's Marau· dereites raised their record lo 12·0 ROCK SPRINGS- Meigs moved TVC with the wtn while Federal· wtth a 95¥.,·35¥., win over the Lady Into sole possession of first place In Hocking, who had banded Meigs Its Lancers while Coach Jim 011. the Eastern DlvlslonoftheTVCwlth only loop loss, goes to 34 In the pbant's boyswentto10.Son the year a 7-4 win over at Federal-Hocking league. with an 81·51 win. · A rare occurrence took place II) Wednesday, then took a non-league · Wednesday night, the Marauders' win over Southern 15-1 here sophomore Mark Corbitt gained his the girls' nmnlng as Meigs sisters, Thursday. first varsity wtn as he went four Dreama and Stephanie English, ran to first place ties with each Against FHHS, Mike Chancey tnntngswlthrellefhelpfromanother started on the hill and received sophomore Paul Dallley. They other In both the :.nJ and 100 meter credit for the win with relief help ' combined to walk only two and fan dashes. Both also helped the from Todd Hysell, Rick Wise, and two. Marauderettes to win In the 400 Nick Bush. Bush was credited with a Southern's David Amburgey took relay and the younger English, save as Federai·Hocklngloaded the the loss. He had rellef help from Stephanie, also wsa on the wllinlng . bases with one out In seventh. but Todd Adams. They fanned three IDJ relay team for a share of four Jack Welker picked off a line drive and walked two. first places. nearSECOndandtouchedthebagfor Jay Carpenter led Meigs' 12-hlt In boys' action, Meigs' Darrtn the game-ending doub~ play.. . . attack with his fourth home run of C~eans paved the way with wins · • Donnie -Be(:ker and James Acree . the season, a drive ova: the Ieftfteld... in !O\Ir- e.v~nts,lnclu.dlngthe-100, Jed· fXielgs at the plate _Wiih .two · - fence with"lwoitooarii, piUs.anotlier ' long.Jump: and ws.membi>r'of tbe slpgle5 each wbiJe ~ay CarpenteF · Single. Dave Hoover continued hot wtnlllng 400 relay team. · added a triple. Other Meigs bitters · attheplatewlthaslngleanddouble Also In girls' action, Amy Ra· Included Wise, Chris ~ennedy, Scot while Rod Roush contributed two dekln set a new school record with a Gheen, C~ancey, and Dave Hen· • • stngles.-Gheen ad~ a triple whlle ·.53.8.tlmlng In the 300 low;l!urdl~s, -· dricks with qne'sJngle each,.. · '.. ·.wl_se,l>anThOmas,Dalley, Welker·. Both ·the Melg5' boys "and girls . teains !Y!ll compete In thi!tough :Meigs pitcher$ fanrie<Jflve and anifCmbltll!llstngleddnee, . · walked nine while four FHHS Sean Cunningham, . Kelly Gallipolis Rotary Relays thlsSaturhurlers ~mblned to walk three and Grueser, and Amburgey accounted day. Other schools competing strikeout siX. Melgswentto5-llnthe for the Tornadoes three hits, all Include Gallipolis, Logan, Jackson, ·singles. Wellston; Fairland, Coal Grove, Pt. Coach Tim ~unders' Marauders .Pleasant, Ravenswood. Ripley, go to 7-5 overall with the wtn and Marietta, Warren Local, travel to Belpre this evening as Nick Nelsonville-York, and Ironton. Gal· Bush toes the mound. Meigs. 5-11n lipolls and Meigs are the CO· Majors theTVC, areonegameaheadofboth favorites In the girls' competition .,.. ,... t\!ttocWC'II PttH~ Belpre and Warren Local at · 4·2 while Fairland could be the team to t\MERI('AN IJ-:A<.:UE beat In the boys' events. while Wellston leads the western Ptt. COB division handUy with a 6-0slate. Results as follows: li" ' I L .lfii !i ., Gtrll Sunday could about all a young .71-1 1 , Mll"·aukrr :l .l .1¢"1 ~~ ~ >.t wish f th HIGH JUMP - Foro IFHI. JoMy Miller Raltlmm•· ball I ml payer gu or as e IMI. Cucklt'l' IFHI and N""" IMI. !lie lor ~1'\4' Ynrk .:lil :! ' .l Marauders take the diamond at third). ~. ~ Alli'IOR •.Wi t. .j •!11'16 T~·unto Columbus' Fraitkltn County StaLONG . JUMP - Haddox rM> 15'·6\7". ('lf'\rhind . - 2 li ,1"1() .j I ~ Cuck ler (FH) , Swartz \M!. \\.,.,. Dh·hk•n dlum against undefeated Dublin. SHor PUT - SOuthworth 1M 1 29'·9\f'. St•a!tlt· ti J Jitii The 2:30 game Sun(layfeatures not Wood 1FH1. t.ackf'Y rFH:. ~4 . Wil Cutllurnh• only an excellent class AAA Dublin DISCUS-t.ackey IFHI 92'-9", Southwort.h (lilkliJnd 5 -I ~Wil iMI, Wood IFH:. O!i('a~n :i .j .m 1 nille, but according to Saunders the 3:m RELAY - :M1 11 :2~ !Howard. .1 !'i ..m 21 1 · K:tn"l"' n~ best ball player In the state tn Swartz. Haddox, NC<'Ct'>. ' Minnn,.•W .'l/J .j . ,.r':'(il.~ .1 ~ .ji J ' nt Mercker. The left100 LOW HURDLES- Ra<k>klh 11.4 :M >. Dublin 's Ke Jullp M!Uer CMI. BurdettE' (FHI. ..,.....,..,. 01111'11'1• handed slugger and pitcher can 100 - s. English and D. En2lish 1M1 tie. Sr'\1' \ 'nrk .1. Chl f'ag:o:! Calltmnla !J. Mlnlli~W<~tt throw 90 MPH and Is still just a . 13.6. Turner :M:. . Cll"\dand 11. Balllmon· 5 800 RELAY - iMI 1:56.4 IS. Ensdlsh, Tl•ll:\". Chester and Church MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church I Ollice Supplies pro who has worked with a large l number of touring pros. • . "I was needing more cons!S· . • Ieney," he said. "Peterworkedwlth : me on making some swing changes ' that wW help me tmprov~. It still feels kind of mechanical, but I'm sure It will help." Waterford .......... ... ... ..... 023 036 0-11 12 3 • lb;ll!f1 l'l't\Jjlllo tHI 1 ul Chk'agn Hh ~ R•y Ritts Ph. fl5·4100 St. Rt. 1979. So, some six weeks ago, he sought the help of Peter Kostls, a teaching ) ( U!lPS lfS·INIO) = u • Tour around the country. But Bobby . Wadklns said his time Is comlitg. "I really believe that scimetlme In the next two months, I'm going to wtn a goll tournament," Wadkins said after aS.under·par65hadglven : ! him a one-stroke lead Thu~ay In ,·: the first round of the $400,<m Sea ; Pines Heritage Classic . . Bobby, who has played his career In the shadow of older brother Lanny. has won only twice In a career that started In 1975. And both those victories were abroad, In .the European Open Iil1978, In Japan In EAST MEIGS - Giving up 10 unearned runs throughout the course of the game, the Eastern Eagles were defeated by Waterford's·WUdcats 11·8 here Thursday evening In non-league baseball action. Eastern Is now 6-5 overall and Waterford 2·3 overall. Eastern took a 1.0 lead In the first, then dropped behind 2-Q In the second as the error-plagued Eastern club handed · the · Wildcats to a two-run gift, the score 2·1. The Eagles dropped further behlnd at 5-1 In the third as a four base error In left allowed three runs to score. In the sixth frame Eastern made three more errors, wlille Waterford plated siX runs, the score The Daily Sentinel-Page-& : Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio t!EMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Roger ·Watsoo, pastor. Crenson Pratt. Sunday School Supt. Morning worship 9: :Jl a .m .; Sunday SChooll0:30 a.m.:· Evening service. 7:30 p.m. MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donold Shu•. pastor; Joe sayre, Sunday SChool Supt . Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Evening wor· ship 6: :11 p.m .; Prayer Me~lng , 6: ll p.m . Wednesday. TUPPERS PLAINS CHURRCH OF CHRIST. Jody Hottand , rnlnl>ter. Deryt Wells, Supt. Morning worship, 8 ~ 00 a .m .; Church Schoo19:00 a.m. CHESTER CtruRCH OF THE NAZA· RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, pastorr Frank Rltlle, supt. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: Worship servk:o. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday. Wednesday, 7p.m. Prayermeet- '"f.· AUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CIRJRCH. Rev. RobOrt Mlllor, puljlr. Robort E. Barton, Director or Christ loa E4~· c:atl<m; Lloyd Wright, asolsllat. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.: Morning worshiP 10: 30 SVITON - C!lurcb School, 9:30 a.m.; Momtnr wcrshlp 10:15 a.m. !lrd and third .... l.m.1 ChOir practlt't', Sunday 8: 30p.m.: Evenlna wcrshtp 7:30 p.m. Wfdn-y Sllndoya; Fellowahlp dinner with Cormol, Prayer and Blblo Study, 7:30p.m. flllrd Thunday, 6:30p.m. (McGuiN). DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, KENO CIRJRCH OF CHRIST, Oliver Charles Rullll!ll Sr., mlnllter. Rick Ma· Swotn, SUpt. Slltlday School 9::10 o.m. evcomber, supt. Sunday Scbool 9:30 a.m.; Worship oervtce 10:30 1.m. Blblo otudy, e'l'r=N 'CHRISTIAN UNlON, . ~­ Tuesday, 7:30p.m. Tom Staten, paatcr. SuadayScbool 9:30a. REORGANIZED CIRJRCH OF JESUS m.; EYflllDCifi'VIee7:30p.m. Wednesday OF U.'I'I'ER DAY SAINTS. Port~ayermeettnaT : 30p.m. · CHRIST land-~acltu> Rood. William Roollll, P!lllor. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CtruRCH OF Llndl EVIftl, Church IChool dtrtctcr. CHRIS'Il, Duaae Wardea, mlnllter. Bible Church IChoot 9: llla.m.'; Momlnl wcrs!p l:lall9:30a.jn.; MomtacWorahlpl0:30 a. 10:30 a.m.: Wednt!lday tvettlnl pr1yer m.: Ewnt111 Wonhlp 6: 311 p.m. Wedllel· IO!'IItc:ea, 7:30p.m. day Bible St\llly 6:30p.m. BETHLEHEM· BAPJ'lST, Rev. Earl NEW S'11V£RSVILLE COMMUNITY Shut .... posta. Worship servleo, 9:30a.m. CHURCH, Sunday School Mt'Vi<e, I:Cia. Sullllay Scboo110::JOa.m. Bible Study ond m.: WonhiD .-viet! 10:311 a.m.; pra)Oef aervtce 'llturlday, 7:30 p.m. Evanaelllllc Strviet! 7: 30 p.m. W-CARLETON INTERDENOMINA· day: Prayer moetlng 7:30 p.m. Thundly. TIONAL CIRJRCH, Klnpb~ryRoad. Rev. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Dud· ~ ding Lane, Masoo, W. Va. J . N. Thacker, pastor. Ev£1ntng service 7:30p.m. ·: Women's Ministry. Thursday, 9:30 a .m .: Wednesday, Prayer and Bible Study, 7: 15 p.m. . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAfi UNION. The R"". William Campbell, pastor. Sunday School 9: 30 a . m .; James KughE'S , supl. Evening service 7:30p.m. Wednsday evening prayer meet · lng .7::K) p.m . Youth prayer service each Tursda~. . FAIRVlEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart , w. Va., Rt ., 1.. James ~Is, pastor. Wor· ship services 9: 30a .m.; Sunday Schoolll a .m .; Evening worship 7: 30p.m . Tuesday cottage pra yer meeting and Bible Study 9: l) a.m.: Worship service, Wednesda y 7:30p.m. OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Walnut and Henry Sis., Ravenswood , W. Va. The Rt>v . Georee C. Weirick . pastor. Sunday SChool 9: lJ a.m.; Sunday worship 11 a .m . ··· CALVARY BlBLE CHURCH.Ioc:atedon Pomeroy Pike. COunty Road 25 m~ar Flatwoods. Rev. Blackwood, pa•tor. Services on Sunday at 10: :Jl a.m . and 7:30 p.m . wtth Sunday School9: 30 a.m. Bible Study, \.Ytd· nesday, 7:30 p.m: FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRlST, St. Rt. :138, Antiquity. Rev. Franklin Dickens, pastor. Suqday morn· lng 10 a.m .; Sunday evening 7:30 p.m . Thursday evening 7: J) p..m. STlVERSVlLLE COMMUNITY BAP· TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers. Sunday School tO a.m.: Worship service 11 a .rh .: Sunday evef\lng servlee,7: JO p.m .: Wedntsday evtning service 7: 30p.m . INDEPENDENT HOUNESS CHURCH · Inc., Pearl St., Middleport. Rev. O'Dell Manley. pastor. Sunday Schoo19:30 a.m .; Morriln!il worsh~p tO::ll a.m .; Evening wonhlp7l~ p.m. Tue.sday 1 l2: Xtp.m . Women's Prayer mee11ng. Wf'dnesdlly. 7; .'Wl p.m. Prayer and Praise servlc.. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS· TQLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd . Elder James Miller, pastor. Sunday School, 10:30 a .m .; Worship Service, Sunday, 7: .lJ p.m .; Biblr Study, Wednesday, 7:ll p.m . POMEROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS. Harrtsoavllle Road . DaVid Ferrell, PU· tor: Clinton Faulk. Sunday School Supt. : Sunday 5chool 9: :KI a .m .; morn Ina wor- shlp,lla.m.: Sun~ay even1111 service 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meet11111. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non-Pentecostal. Joy Clark, pastor. Wor· ship wrvlce Sw\day 10 a.m.; Sunday School 11 a .m . Ewnlna worthlp IE'rvice 7:00p.m. Wednesdly prayer meeting 7:00 p.m. MT. HERMON UNlTED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH. Located In TeXIs · Community oil Ct. Rt. 112. Rtv. R:;>bert sanders, putor. Don Will, tayleader . Sun. day Sclloot 9: lll a.m.: Momlnr Worohlp 10: 45 a.m .; Evralna preachln&lft'VIceMcond and fourth Sunday at 7: :.> p.m .; ChriStian Endeivor, ltnt and third Sun· day, 7: :II p.m . Wednesday prayer meetlr1g Sermonette What Comes Next? · Scriptural Tn1, Acts 16 We hurt when In the valley, werejolce--:hen on the mountain top, yet In either position we wonder, "What comes next?" Our Uves are f1lled with thoughts of yesterdays and dreams of tomorrow but we • must llve In the present. Paul and SUas were In prison. It was the midnight hour. Yesterday !bey had been beaten with rods and humiliated by being cast Into the Inner prtson and shaclqed In stocks as common criminals. Since arriving at Philippi they had seen God open hearts such that people had been "born again" and a church bad been established. They bad walked on the crest of the mountain top. Now, at wit's end comer, they found themselves at.the bottom of the valley. These two men were PQilll)lar. They bad a personal relationship wtthJesus Christ. the Son ofl!ie llvtngGod. The other prtsonerswere no doubt amazed when they heard "praying and singing of hymns of praise to God," and more so, when the prtson began to shake and the stocks !ell off their feet, and the doors were opened and no one escaped. 'fht,y walled to see what would come next. The jailer, after appraising the situation, drew his sword to take his own. lite. HJs ~and was stayed when be heard Paul assure him that all was well. Next, the scriptures tell ~ that tbls rough, tough jailer fell at Paul's feet asking the question the world asks dally. "Sirs, wllat musl I do to be saved?" ·-· In the Gospel of John, Jesus said, "!am the way, and the truth, and the Ute; no one comes to the Father, but through me." Paul told the jaUer about Jesus Cbrlst. He believed In Jesus and he and his family were saved. Maybe today you are on the mountain top or perhaps In the valley at wit's end corner and you wonder what Will come next. It you have Jesus Christ as your penoilal Lord and .Savior, you wtll have strength and peace sumclent to face whatever comes next. Life Is a living series of decisions that we make. Each decision ~ermines tile type of life we lead. The most Important decision ~<'«' make is whether or not to trust Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. This deCision determllies where we will spend eternity; either In God's Heaven or the Devll's Hell. - Stephen T. Deaver, Pastor, Racine First Baptist PJurch. aad Bible Studv. 7:30 o.m. ' . \ ·i �• Sentinel Fri[lav. April 19, 1985 Ohio .Village funds total $171,102 By The. Bend All Pomeroy VIllage funds as of $525.00, $7931.83; utmties, no re'March 31 totaled $171,102.20 Village · celpts, $3846.21, $15,0C6.72; pollee Clerk-Treasurer Jane Walton pension, no balancecarrledforward from last month, no receipts and no reports. . Receipts, disbursements, and the disbursements this month; recrea· · end of the month balance, respec· . tlon, nQ receipts, no disbursements, lively, In each of the funds making $855.16; revenue sharing, no reup the total Include: general, celpts, no disbursements, $523.00; $17,324.52, $14,003.40, $19,125.'15; permissive tax, $1484.72. $1749.8!, safety, s:m, $49.22, S3fl7.25; street. $3779.43; sale of building, $117.55, $7250.71, $6982,$198.52 deficit; state $382.45, $270.12; building debt, •...., 25 , $12·""'· ""' 91. ; $382.45, no disbursements, $1529.80; hig hway, $21135 . .. ,....,.,... fire, $1092.82, $926.61, $1237 .20; perpetual care, no receipts, no '" """"'' ...... 18• ..... •••]8 .w; "" disbursements, $1lll!.25; cemetery cemetery, ...,,, ........,.., . '$11 206 30 fund, no receipts, nodisburseme~ts. water, $19 ,170. 75 , . , . , ... sewer, $8362.96 , $7003.84 , $17825.12; and bond .re.tlrement, no , , ,.,.,; $57105 · $6895.29 ; guarantee) meter, """" ........oo , receipts, · no . disbursements, $17,264.88. Receipts for the month totaled · $57,092.76 . Disbursements amounted to $47,5il1.08. - - . By Cindy OUvert mll8hroom" wit~\ a hup. parachute that was donated to u.e·school by Evan Chrlstlau of ~SvUie. Amid the sq~ an~!' sfqles, Pnrtlllnd . teachers, BID Hensler and Jan HID 8Upetvlsed the fun. . • Judge O'Brien·terminaies 38 court cases Home Ecommlcs/4-H IT'S MILDEW SEASON - Ev· ery spling people cau with questions abOut mildew problems. Mildew can be ·recogplzed as .thln, usually black, silmetlrries White spots growing on turnlshlngs or surfaces, on the lntertor or extelior of the home where conditions are moist and dark, and there Is little or no air circulation. Otten you can smell a musty odor when mildew Is present. · Mlldew Is mold .tbat spreads by air borne spores. Once In the house,. they can spread easlly to other areas. Soiled surfaces, especially th~ ·that are moist and · dark, provide food. Prevention Prevention Is.the best action. It is wise to keep air dry by vehtllatlon SATURDAY RACINE - Junior Firemen . will sponsor a · bake sale at Racine Home National Bank, 8 to 11 a.m. Sawrday. RACINE- Klndergan~n reg· !stratton for Southern Local School Dlstlict wUI he held Saturday from 8-11 a.m. and 12: l)-3 p.m. In the kindergarten buUdlng, Racine. Birth certlfi· cates and immunization records will be needed to register students. ' SUNDAY EASI' LETART- An open house at the Eula Wolfe and .. Aaron Wolfe residence, 1·3 p.m. Sunday, In appreciation of the many friends who offered assist· ance following the loss of their home by fire. The new home Is located at 23<\11 HIU Rd. in East Letart and the family requests that no gifts be brought. Soil erosion costing Ohioans millions each year By ROBERT L. F1RST annually. These costs lncluderemo· four will pay abOut $60 each year to District Conse~ationlst val of silt, nutrients and other clean up silt 11ttd other soU erosion Soli erosion Is costing Ohioans organic material earned Into water damages. "It may not seem like much when erosion costs are more than $162 million every year sources by soli particles. according to Harry W. Oneth, state Other Identifiable erosion costs broken down by Individuals, but the conservattorilst In Ohio for the U.S. are estimated at over $48 million cost In dollars and In wasted energy Soli Conservation /lervlce (SCS). each year. "In addition,". says and wasted resources is stagger· Information gathered from Oneth, "the U.S. Army Corps of lng," says Oneth. : throughout the state .. shows t.hat Engineers estimates costs for . Mote than 68 million tons of soil cleaning silt deposlts.Jrom drainage CteaQing Lal(e Erie of soU erosion ·. ewsl()n · occur ea¢h year .on the dlt~hes, road culverts, streams ahd' damages at about $65 mUllan every . state's farmland. About ·15 to 20 roadside dttches costs ~early ' Siil year." · mUI!on tons at s6il erode irom old million each year; A conservative Soli erosion Is "costing·every man, surface mine land In Ohio, and estimate of"the cost to olean up our woman arid child ln .Ohio just. over another $15 million or more tons drinking water Is neariy $31 million :$l!i each Y\'ar. Ea,::h Ohio family of . erode frail) _streanibanks; road·· sides and from urban areas duling developme'!t. Many thousands of tons of this soli finds It way Into ponds, lal\es, · streams, rivers~ dralnageways and other undeslrable places each year. "Soli erosion Is costing every Ohioan, alJd solving erosion problems deserves our attention," says On~th· ''Erosion .. )s , -~~lng · usmoney, aild'eati'destroy ·IJrodllctlv· tty and eventually our standard of living. Soil lost through erosion Is Irreplaceable In our lifetime," he · says. • Bend Area .Me;chitnt~ ~ ~lyle sh~w s~~cesful Last month'sstyleshow proved to' · be a great success, .according to members of the Bend Area Merchants Association. A total of $100 was cleared on the March promo· tion which will be used toward future advert ising for the 26 member organization. · At AprU's meeting, It was announced that a committee of association members, Paul Simon, · Melvin Van Meter, Bill Quickel and Sandy lannarelll, wUI he coordlnatlngcleanup and lx>autlficatlon plans for Pomeroy cleanup week, Aplii 21·27, with the village and other groups, clubs and Individuals whjch might be participating In the week long campaign. In other matters, a sidewalk sale has been scheduled for May 3 and 4 by participating merchants. . Planning has begun forpartlcipa· tlon by the merchants In Helitage , Days scheduled June 22 and- 23. Heritage Days Is being cosponsored by the Meigs County Pioneer and . Historical Society, ~ I.oogbed, two-tone beige & brown with beige lntelior, V-8 engine, automaUc ovetdrive·transmission, power steering & brake!}, air cond1Uonlng1 · am-fm ster!!Q, dehlll;e wheel, covers, new ramal tlreB, chrome ownpers, chrome hood cap & tallgate guard & just 34,000 miles! · · Sharp Truck! Pomeroy Area Cha;nher of Com· · meree and the merchants. Merchants hope to wear old fashioned dress and decorat~ win· dows with items from the past. Other suggested ideas are: helitage Pomeroy Flower Shop, To of the displays on Lynn St., an arts and Stairs, Marguerite Shoes, Carter's crafts fest on·Court St., old (ashloned Plumbin!1, Chapman Shoes, Jentype entertainment. nifer Sheets, Fred W. Crow, Simon's Applications for the arts · and Plck·a·Palr, New York Clothing crafttest may be picked up at the House, Dollar General Store, Har· chamber office or from partlclpat· tley's Shoes, Chatau Beauty Salon, lng merchants. Mlck's Barber Shop, City Loan and It was also mentioned that Savings, Swisher & Lohse Drug, ~ccident churches and other groups may be Elberfelds, Ebersbach Hardware: A Rt. 2, Pomeroy, man was · planning some special act!Vttles In Bank One, Farmers Bank and treated and released Wednesday conjunction with Heritage Days. Savings, and Pomeroy Health Care afternoon at Veterans Memoiial Center. This year's merchant and assoHospital for Injuries sustained In a cia te membership In the Bend Area Dan Arnold; of Dan's In Middle· single-car accident on SR 124. port, was welcomed at Aplil's Merchant's Association Includes: · Grover K. Cline, 27, was treated The Fabric Shop, K&C Jewelry, meeting as a new member of the for multiple bruises and released, a Nelson DrugStore, Oark'sJewelry, associ a lion. hOspital spokesman said .. The.Ga!Ua-Melgs postoftheState r-------:---------------~---1 Highway Patrol said Olne was westbound on 124, approximately seven-tenths.of a mUe east ot Meigs County 28, when he apparently lost control of hls vehicle In a curve and went off the light sldeofthe highway Into a ditch at 3 p.m. Olne was cited CALl FOR APPOINTMENT by. the patrol for an unsafe vehicle . following the accident. Mr. J. M. Jones will be back In Many conditions can cause Gallipolis again Sunday, April hair -loss. No matter which one 21. Now Is the time to act on this Is causing your hair loss, lr you great opportunity. Every man walt until you are slick Bald and and woman now losing hair your hair roots arl' dead you are should take advantage of the beyond help. So, now Is the time FREE CONSULTATION. to do something abOut It before It 's too late. · GUARANTEED CALL FORAN You will be given a written guaAPPOINTMENT FOR rantee on a pro-rated basis from FREE CONSULTATION the b<>glnnlng to the end. · Just take a lew minute• of your CAN'T HELP time on S11nday, April 21, and Male pattern baldness Is the calllhe Holiday Inn, 450 Pike In cause ol a p;reat majority ol Gallipolis between 1 p.m. and · cues ol baldness and eJ<ce..lve 8: ~ p.m. Ask lor ,J. M. Jonea hair tollS, lor whlcb ao method Ia and make an appointment. . effective. Ebb Hair Spealallols There Is no chatge or obllga· cannot help those who are 1llck tlon ... all consultations are prl· bald alter yean of t;radual hair vate, you wm' not be embar· lo11. rassed In any way. RUTI.AND - A revival will begin Sunday. at the Church ot God, state ROJ,tt.e 124 In Rutland .... 2-door, black with red Interior, 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, power steeling & brakes, air condiUoning, am radio, radial ures: 1 Pomeroy resident hurt in EBB HAIR CONSULTANT WILL EXPUIN HAIR PIOLEMS AT . HOLIDAY INN, 450 PIKE, GALLIPOLIS . SUNDAY, APRIL 21' NOTICE EDW•.JAY, SHERIDAN, M.D. ·OPHTHALMOLOGY (Diseases & Surgery of the Eye) Announces ' The Opening of. New Office· '4 90000 I AT 565 JACKSON PIKE . . VANS IN STOCK • 1985 NEW CHEVROLET. RAISED · ROOF CONVERSION VAN ,BY Sr'AR-CRUISfR LOADED WITH EVERYTHING ' 1 • 1983 USED CHEVROLET CONVERSION VAN - BY BIVOUAC EXCELLENT CONDITION * DON'T FORGET * ' We Rent 'Conversion Vans IF YOU'RE PLANNING A TRIP THIS SUMMER AND WANT TO GO IN COMFOR"T: & STYLE, WE HAVE WHAT Y.QU NEED! RENT A CONVERSION VAN & DON'T WORRY ABOUT BEING CRAMPED UP THERE'S PL~NTY OF ROOM ' IN THESE . CALL FOR DETAILS & RESERVATIONS. STOP IN AND SEE Merrill, Jay or Alan Evans Hours: Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. tQ 6 p.m., .. . • POMEROY - The Meigs County Genealogical Society will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Meigs Museum. The program on computers will be presented by Walter Dunn. MIDDt.EPORT Meigs· Mason Girl's Softball Assocla· lion will meet Sunday, 2 p.m., at the RC Bottling office on Second Avenue In Middleport. MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - Bethel 62, International Order of Job's Daughters, wiD meet Monday, 7 p.m., at the Middleport Masonic Temple. ' RACINE - Meigs .CountY . Tuberculosis office wUl hold a free skill testing clinic Monday, 5-7 p.m., at the fire hall In Racine. Joan Tewksbary, R.N;, will he giving the tests. Dinner set Problem solving team. set A team of Future Problem top25percentotpartlclpatlngteams sOlvers from Southern High School were selected to particlatte In the Is currently partlclpa tlng ititheOhlo State Bowl. Future Problem Solvlitg Program, Winners at the State Bowl goon to pilrtlaUy · funded by the Martha the National Bowl at CoeCollege In Holden Jennings 'Foundation: Iowa to compete against the best The program Is part of. a teams. In the country. Approxl· nationwide effort to acquaint stu- mately 900 students lh Ohio are dents ':"llh 'cre!ltlVe alld futuristic participating. , thinking skills via an adaptation of "Today'sstudentsw!lll!vemostof the creative . problem solving their lives In the 21st Century. Since process. our society changes more quickly Making up the Southern team are now than at any previous time 1n Todd Adams, Kelly Grueser, Sean history, we face the awesome Grueser, and Andy Rose, all juniors. burden of prepaling today's stu· They.will be competing In tlle state dentslortheuncertaintlesofthenew bowl to be· -held In Malietta mlllenlum,: ' ~ 1 t:Qach explained. Sal1.lrday. The team has 'been , "We cannotl'· ""pe to provide 1 '"" , coached by Don Salmons. Don students with all the Information. Dudding has helped prepare the students by using OFPSP subjects but theyweneed survive In the future, can to helpdevelopthethtnklng .In his advanced reading class. The skills necessary to a changing students are developing skills of world," heconclud.ed. · organization and · coherence In written and oral communications, Revival services are underway at and they are developing creative the Racine Nazarene Church this . and higher lever thinking skills. week at 7: 30 each evening a~ wU~ The Future Problems Solvers continue through the 10:30 'a.in. from Southern ·have completed se'rylce Sunday. (barles Sparks- ot three different problem booklets Flatwoods, Ky. Is the evangelist. during the course of the year. Each There wUI be special singing each booklet was evaluated and scored · evening. Thomas'H. CoU!er, pastor, by specially trained evaluators. The Invites the to attend. , Racine First Baptist Church chlldn!tl's choir, ages three to 12, presented an Easter musical "Have You Heard the Good News?" tor the church. This is an Easter story as seen through the eyes of children. Saturday the musical was presented at the Pomeroy Health . Care Center ,... . part of the church's visitation program. ·Sharon Ihle and Tonja Salser are the directors, Becky Van Meter, pianist, and Melanie VanMeter and Nikki Ihle, the nan-ators. Steven Deaver Is the pastor. Woman named Phi Beta Kappa· Alison Cauthorn of Reedsville will . , be Initiated Into Phi Beta Kappa at Ohio Wesleyan University. Phi Beta Kappa, which began In 1776, Is the oldest and m9st prestigious national honorary society. Members are chosen on the basis of the breadth ot their liberal arts studies, the completion of foreign language courses, grade point average and character. · Cauthorn, a senior humanities major, wtil be Initiated lntotheOhlo ' Wesleyan Chapter, the sixth oldest In the state, before commencement exercises In May. She Is a 1981 graduate of Eastern High School and thE' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis P. Cauthorn of 66144 State Route 124, Reedsv!Ue. Visiting Amy ~Auks Mrs. Floyd Chapman, the former Kenda ·Russell, Pickerington, and Dorothy Dandakls, Athens, were . . l. VV · recent 11isltors of Pearl Russell, coa~hes, coqnselors or other school Racine, who then accompanled her The U.S. Achievement Academy daughter to Pickerington for a vtslt . has announced that Robyn £!arnett , sponsors and upon the standards of Mr. and Mrs. Cliapman, Shelly and daughter of Ron and Carol Barnett, selection set forth by the Academy. Kim, and Mrs. Russell then went to and Amy Louks, daughter of Mr. The criteria for selection Is aca· Mt . Clemens, Mich. for a visit with and Mrs. Jim Louks, hath Eastern demlc ~ormance-. Interest and Marine Major and Mrs. Karl High School students, have been aptitude, leadership qualities, reRussell and children, Melissa and ' named natiOnal award winners In sponslbUity, enthusiasm, motlva· Uon to learn and Improve, citizen· Kenneth Russell. The birthdays of mathematics. . . . The Academy recognizes less .shlp,attltudeandcooperatlvesplrtt, . Kenda, ~ennelh and Karl Russell were observed •.thell: ~It Included than ·10. percent of all lilgh school· depepdab!llty, and .reconu:nendatlon from a teacher or director. ,. · a·tour.of Sanita. OntariO, Canada. students for achle\'emen1~ '.,.; Twenty-five Ohio university stu· . Nancy .·L arkms, math teacher at Robyn is the granddaui:hter of . dents from tills area MilE' been Eastern, nominated the two s11.1 · \Vir. and Mrs. E .S, Rakowltz, San 1 named ·to the i'l¢an's list for the dents who wiD be lncl\lded in the Allionio Tei<as, and Mr:·and Mrs. . • winter qu_arter. .. · ' . · . ... • Achleliement ~ademy. ,Official ctaren~ Barnett,.. TuPfiets Plains. Amy l<; the gri!Ji~aughter of Mr. 3.3 ·-grade poini .· Y~ar!Jook which.·. Is : pJ,tbltsheq · Attalnln.g ·and Mrs. Robert Louks. Syracuse, · averageorbettertobenamedtothe nationally. · · 5I' list were Shawn Patrick Thomas, Winners are selected on the and Mrs. Eloise Mankin, Pomeroy. Complete line of wptable &bedRoute 1, Cheshire; Matt Eric · recommendation of teachers, dirw plants, hl .. rw baskets, Arnold, Alvin Glenn Harris, Anne Malie Takack, Cheryl Lynn WUll· ams, Coolville area; Randall David Bahr, Thomas Richard Spencer, Twelve Meigs High Sclb>l band Unda Riggs, Wendy Bing, Jeff mleas0~£111 DAILy 9 to s· . Long Bottom; SheUa E . Horky. swdents have been selected to Arnold, Erin Anderson, Tammie SUNDAY 1 to 5 Stephanie Jean Houchins, Mark perform with the Ohio Music Gllkey,KendaDonohul',TimBloan, PH.992-5n6 Allen Simpson, Middleport; Sherry Renee Arnold, Rebecca Brewer Educators Association District 17 Honors Band. Baloy, Ronald Clair Cozart, Harold Dean Graham, Bonnie Morris, Schools represented In the honors Lynne Dee Oliver, Pomeroy; l<a· band Include Gallla Academy, thryn Lynn Baker, Gerald Lee DU, Jackson, Athens, Oak Hill, VInton Jr., MellndaJoanSalmons,RltaSue County, Kyger Creek, NelsonvllleSlot~r. R<jclne; Robert Scot! Mal· ;york, Wheelersburg, Meigs, Soutll· son, Reedsville; Karla Kay Brown, em and Eastern. Coordinator for the Kevin Lee Gibbs, Rutland, and concert · Is David Phillips, GaU!a Camille s. SwlndeU Bolin, Shade; Academy High School, and guest . conductor wUI be Max Trier of Cambridge High Scl\ool, Cam· bridge, Ohio. Todd Clay of Eastern High Schoo! performed with the Ohio Music Eduqators ~ssoclatlon Dlstlict 17 Students chosen from Meigs High All Dlstlict Baild 1n concert Sal1.lr· School to take part are Anita Smith, Gary Coleman, Sheila Pullins, day night at Memorial Auditorium, Ohio University . USAA names t-nro more OU DeanJs List -is:announced -~==========::; Hubbard's Greenhouse IIOW OPEN f.OR.· a SPRIII8 sr•soN Meigs students in honors band MODERN .SUPPLY INVITES YOU TO CHICK DAYS '85 On mustc program r-;;;;;;;;;;;;••iliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;~~ .. ..······· SS49S· LTDAtr, .••••A·l~ ~-·1····· ·~··············· . 41983 dr .. auloFORD .. PB, PS, condttton. · . · ·······t.·······························"······ S395 41974 door. 6COMET cyl., auto. 1968 CUTLASS STAnON WAGON .....;......... S395 Runs 1ood. 1975 DODGE STlnON WAGON ................. S395 Run110od. IO~leb,ratf Chick Days Wednesday. May 1w1tn 1, 1985 tfrrific deals on . • Purina Poultry Feeds • Chicks • Purina Health Products • Chick raising equipment · 1977 CHRYSLER NEWPORT ......................... S895 · "At the Foot of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge" POMEIOY, OIL PH. 992-~556 i Run. PB, PS. Air. s ssooo We will fill only orders placed with us prior to April 27. All chicks will be HeaVy Breed Straight 2 door. CREAM ...... 9 c FOR BIG FEED DEALS AND LlnLE CHEEPERS 2S S.R. HEAVY BREED CHICKS + SO# S2QOO PURINA CHICK STARTER MED. SO S.R. HEAVY BREED CHICKS + SO# S3200 PURINA CHICK STARTER MED. 100 S.R. HEAVY BlEED CHICKS + SO# PURINA CHICK STARTER MED. 1978 FORD THJINDERIIRD ........................ S169$ Auto .. PB. PS. Air, 301 1977 CHEVY MONTE CARLO ..................... S1695 STRAWBERRY . . SHORT CAKE ::"~~~:!: r~Rose~~A~nn~Ba~U~ey;;an;d:S;J•;za;n;Thoma~~=·~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 4 dr., auto., PB; PS, 4 cyl., 1111roon. Low mil•ace. * 'fRESH* vinyl wallpaper; or a sheei of polyethylene tum under paneling or wallboard. Use a special mll()ew resllatn.t ·-latex paint on exterior surface. · We know the mildew can be destructtve to homes' surtaces If allowed to grow Indoors to outdoors. · Prevention and treatment are necessary In warm, high moisture areas. • ·· Dtd you know that ... Articles that are more suSceptible to mildew such as shoes and luggage should be stored on a closet shelf Instead oi on . a closet naar. All educational programs and activities conducted by the Meigs ·County Cqoperatlve Extension Ser· vice are available to aU potential clientele on a non-Qiscrtrillnatory basis without regard to race, sex, color, national origin, or religious affiliation. Children's program 1984 FORD TEMPO .................................~.55995 NOW AVAI.L.ABLE ' ' . WHI~PED allow to dry. Polish with a paste- type wax dressing. ·Papers and books: Brush, dry and air outdoors on a sunny day. Cloth co\Om may be wiped with alcohol/ water solution. ,Store with Inhibitors such as paradlchloraben· zene tcommonly known as .moth· balls) . Use In enclosed area~ as vapor.s will stop mold growth. Caution: Paradlchlorobenzene can damage plastics. Wood furniture ·and· trunks: Brush outdoors, vacuum, apply heat and fan . Clean with chloline solution, rtnse and thoroughly dry. Coat furniture with paste wax. Siding: Mlldew on borne exteriors also IndiCates a moisture problein. ~ .the house have an Interior vapor barrier? It not, Interior wa'll treatments can help, such as: two coats of oU·baselpatnt; · A county-wide prayer meeting will he held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the HyseU Run Holiness Church. The public Is Invited. Revival underway ·ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY Fnol Monn Showo He RoG,.. Hg. He Did Not Hno Malt Patlem lakin••· Wash washables, and I! stain mildew? Get lid of dampness by using remains, moisten It with lemon heat, . air conditioning, or juice or vinegar and salt, spread In dehumidifiers . sun to l!leach, Iinse an<! dry. Dry Circulate air with fans, manage clean nonVI(asliables. If neither Is doors and-windows. and allow the possible, take outdoors , brush well and hang for several hours. sunlight ln. Analyze the slwation by Identity· . Upholstered furniture, mat. !rig the surface and the proper ·tresses and rugs : If possible, brush outdoors to remqve loose mold, method to remove mildew. Clean surfaces with an approp- then air In the sun. U not possible, riate method. You can use one-halt vacuum and discard bag or empty to one cup chlorine bleach to o.ne outdoors. Avoid scattering mUdeW. gallon of water on most washable Sponge mattress with alcohol · surfaces. Equal parts of alcohol and / water solution. Rugs and carpets water is also a mildew deterrent. shouiO be . cleaned by a method Wipe the article with a cloth approprjate to fiber content. Leather: Shoes and luggage are moistened In alcohol solution, and Items mildew frequently attacks. then dry thoroughly. Here are a rew specific sugges· Vacuum Inside and out and wipe with alcohol/ water. solution, and lions for materials that mildew dry. If mildew remains, use saddle attack!!. Clothing and household fabrics: soap, wipe wlt'h a damp cloth arid offered by agent I ---- 80< . MAY l, 1. 985 tip~ Prayer session set SYRACUSE - A dinner will . be held Siitutday at the Syracuse · with Russ Pruitt, Portsmouth, Pres~yterlati . ChUrch by the as ~angelist. 5Pecla) music on Sunshine Milkers ClaSs In tile Moilday Wtll be "Saved" from church annex. SefvtDg WUI begm Point • Pleasant. Services will at 11: :11 a .m and continue start at 7:30p.m. atld the public thl'ough t~ su~ haur. Cost Is ,. Is lnvltoo; ... ' , , . ..· · · '$3· a plate .aiid dltlner may be :; either eaten there or taken out. .POJ'viEROY "- Hymri sing 2 The· menu wm consist of beef , p.m. Simday at Joppa Church · and noodles, mashed potatoes, featuling Rose of . Sharon cole slaw, green beans, roll, ~ake and beverage. Singers. I ·Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Control What can you do to get rtd of 1( HILLCRE.ST EYE .CLINIC APPOINTMENTS MAY BE MADE IY CALLING . 446~01l2 . 01 675.-7969 AnER 6 P.M. S _.. and letting In sunlight. For exam· pie, leav!! the door to a problem closet open, or use a fan to force air movement. Heat Will help get rid of .dampness, so an electric light or a space heater Is appropriate In certain places; For safety reasons, . place these away from surfaces that can burn. Moisture absorbing materials such as sutca gel, calcium chloride, and activated alumina are avaUa· ble where chemical supplies· are sold. Silica gel and sometimes calcium chloride can be reused by drying It out In the range oven. All> conditioners or dehumidifiers also remove moisture from the air. A dehumidifier Is often necessary In basements eyen when the home has central air conditioning. Calend4r / happenings Thirty-eight cases were pro· and costs; John Snedlker, New costs. probation, no dliver's llcem;e, costs Forfeiting bonds for speeding only for no muffler; JodennaHysell, cessed Wednesday in Meigs County Marshfield, S:!l and costs; Francis Court by Judge Patrick O'Biien. Biron, Middleport, $:!l and costs; were Timothy Chrisman, West Pomeroy,s!xmonthS!njallwithall r---------~~-....1..-----------­ Lafayette, Oh., $50; Gregory but five days suspendEid. costs, Thirty-one of the cases were Wilson Ugwu, Athens,$24andcosts; Lewis Wolfe, ParkersbUJi, S23 and Schafer, Pleasant City, Ohio, $50; restitution . and five year's proba· speeding violations. Fined for speeding were David costs; Hansford White, Cincinnati, Robert Watson, Raleigh, N.C., $44; lion, falsification; Lester Silo$21 and costs; Jeffrey DolJttle, Bridget Sill, Logan, $50; Lawrence emaker, Middleport, $10 and costs, Arthur, Huntington, $22 and costs; Tracey, Troy, MI., $50; Barry faUuretodlsplayvalldreglstratlon; Jerry Roberts, SpJingfleld, $20 and RosevUie, $25 and costs. costs; Pamela Wyant, Ripley, Also RW!seUD. Hass, VIcksburg, Seltchik, Akron, $50; William Pugh.. Diane Withrow, Shade, $5and costs, W.Va., $:!l. and costs; Donald Va.,$21andcosts;GregoryBecker, Gallipolis, $70; Daniel Lahmon, no brake lights; ~a Roush, New Cheshire, $22 and costs; Paul Click, · Columbus, $70; and Randy Lee, Haven, $10 aild CQSts, assured clear Mohler, Pomeroy, $22 and costs; distance; and Lenvllle Hannan. Karl Harder . . Rutland, $21 and Pomeroy, $24 and costs; Michael Rutland, $50. Also fined In county court were i R\ltl!lnll, .Jj10 an~. c911ts. failure to costs; Bryan P. Zirkle, Pomeroy, Smith, Pomeroy, $24 and costs; ·· · . . $21 and costs; Alan , Dodson, . 1Michael Manny, Gallipolis Ferry, Johnny Ratliff, Middleport, $75 and --'ltyteld;\·: :... ·. : costs with $50 of the fine suspended, Forfeiting a $30 bond for dlivlng Rutland, Sl8 and costs; Kenneth " $20 and costs; Earl Pickens, syracuse, $21 :and costs; and Jack three days In jail with the jail left of center was Walter BJOwn, Ward, Mansfield, $23 .and costs; Donald Ferrell, Earling, W.Va ., $21 Leasure, Nashport, Oh., $20 and sentence suspended, six months Carthage, Miss. Pllge-7 Mildew: preveJ:?.tion _and control County Extension Agent Middleport VFW Post 7756 will be Instituted at ceremonies tQ be held Sunday, 2 p.m.,' at the American Legion Post Home on Foulih St. In Middleport. The pilbl,lc Is Invited tQ attend and obse.YetheBaltlmoreRltuaiTeam. The new post wUI be named In memory .of Staff Sergeant Jimmy G. Stewart, Congressional Medal of )!onor from Middleport. Stewart gave his Ufe while servln·g In action In VIetNam. FOO.v. April19. 198~ . . i In the spotlight Post dedication set NOT ALL BOOK LEARNlN'-Thursday's sunshine IUIIl wann temperature were just right for physical education outside on the playground. Portland Elementary's flrsl and second graders and DH students, taking _a break .f rom the clas8roorn, enjoy "maldnK a The Daily Sentinel Ctlll• V01r Chick Or•., I• A••••" 992-2.1 64 . . "PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN BOX" . .MODERN SUPPLY .. · PIL"I·II6 4 POMEIOY, OHIO Tht Store With "lH Kinds tf StuH" - ·For Pets, St...... · llrp & sm.tl AnitMis, llwns allll Gar-. 39' W. MAIN �April 19, 1 Ohio Public Notice Notice object ID tho potltjon, you will be """""'*'t'¥ diwated of oil _ . . . righto •nd the lion and cholnge of ....,.. be_,lld Public Notice Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE I wil offer for 111e tho Ben Eblin property, Sllilbury Town1hip, ,_, the inbonec· 'liOn of Union Aw. onc1 s Rt. 7. on Wedo-y. April24, 1986, It 11 1.m 1t1he office ar FNII W Crow, Attorney, l'omlroy, ONo. The PI'-'Y ..,.... of -·imetely 23 ......... - PUBLIC NOTICE B1d1 will be received at the mayor·a offlca. 237 Rece St .. Middle~ort. Ohio until 3 :00 P.M Thur1dly, Ma~ 9 . 1986. for the 11lo of tho fol · lowing excess equipment by tho Village of Middleport 1965 Ford F·Botl Fire En· glne. fully oquippod, 500 GPM front mount pump. 1 000 gallon bootler tank Dolovory of thlo vehicle to the purcheMr will be de· leyecl until 1 new vehicle ia put into aervice bV the vd· logo. Minimum bid •10.000.00. For more inf011m1tion, con· IBct Fire Chlaf Jeff Dam at 992·7388 011992-7332. The Village ro11rvea the right to reject any or oil bid• end to welve any Inform•· tion in bidding Fred Hoffmon, Mayor Village of Middleport Apri112, 19 lpproioed for S.IUiijlct to._, of tho - ·~·oeEblon, Court. Adminlatmri• of the E-o of ' lien Eblin (4) 19, 21, 22. 3tc 64 Misc. Merchandise SAT. I. SUN. ·oNLY OWN YOUR OWN ·CAMPSITE Public Notice ouppliel ... - - by State Regulltion. Rule3746-111·21. ONoAdml· ..-ntlwo Code. 10 routlnoly mo111"" the mlaubiologicol quollty of the clrinldng w-in tholrdlotributionoyollmin order ID inlure lhet -fllr Ia being II oppllld to tho BIG ..-..... Tho, vllego ~*formed In tho 1utuno a_,. lnd bro: .. .... "" TEIIMIJEI FENCE f, SUPPLY 3 BR FARM .HOUSE With barn: 58.5 fr• btiMD111 Wttt..t OWipt• PH. 992-6931 - ~cres GlNEIAl PISI CONTIOI 614-379-2243 or 614-379-2712 ACCENT I $70,000. Call: (614) 464-!563 "Free CARPENTER SERVICE or (614) 949-2568 - Addon• •nd remodeling - Roofl!'lg lnd guttet' work - Concrete worh - Piumbln'g and electrical work Phone 1 ·(6 1 4)·992-3326 TUPPERS PlAINS -lg leveK kX near the school Wrth a6rm home flEW LISTING -lndburyOne floor home with a garden space, froot & rear porches, 3 bedrooms, large storage buold· , ong, and apprruc 0,1 acre " $23.000 00 · flEW LISTING - Racine, Two 2 bedroom apartments, partly furnished, aluminum soding, double lot Rents for $150 each $25,900 00 . . SYRACUSE - Large corner ·ot 1II story home woth 3·5 · • bedrooms. Recendy remo· deled, noce front porch Just $16,90000. ' · ~·EROY ~ Convenoence 'to if!opping - thos 1°h story home has new vonyl sodong, new roof. front sottong porch, '·3 bedrooms, donong room, ' ami a full basement Askong $31,900 00 , ·:21 ACRE FARM - woth a 4 • · bedroom home. fencong. barn, equoment shed & good garden area Owners woll fo· 1nce woth a small down pay· ment $35,900 00 REALTORS Henry E. Cltflnd Jr. 992-6191 Dottie T1n1tr 9t2·5692 Je1n Trussel 949-2&60 l'llnclpol s....,.-. ..... (free Estimates) . v. C;., YOUNG 'Iii :992./i2,15, or 992-7314 · NEW LISTING - Executive home with 3 Bedrooms, 1~ baths. Very mce 2 story home on town. Full basement, level lots and dbl garage. Just $50,000 NEW LISTING - 8 rm frame bath, furnace. all city utilities: View of rover Near Krog11r's StOve and rein& For $23,000 NEW LISTING - 2 BR. new bath, gas heat. onsulated, CMpeted and lull basement Only $15.000 50 ACR£5 - Bath and 1 rm home near LangsvoHe EAST IIAIN - 2 story dbl home. Owner lwes down and rents the second. RUTlAND -Good remodeloo 3 BR home and garage on I& level lot MIDDLEPORT Bu~ness 5 rented units. Pajlloroy, APRil SPECIAl Dexcel Receiver 8' Alum. Dish Installed BUSINESS BLDG.- 5 rm tile Use as a busmess or home On~ $6,500 NEAR POMEROY - Remodeled 3 BR horne New bath, new furnace on state route POMEROY - 2 Bedroom frame, some remodelme Near $1495.00~~: MEIGS EXCAVAnNG COMPANY Call: 742-2407 H ousing Headquarters Non-Ellj>lncl. Truot Fundi R..,_,.Recelpll: Other . . "" . ~=::;·~ · 1,1500.00 '" ............ 1,500.00 Fund Balance Jon. 1, 1984 .... 18,133.37 Fund Calh Balance Dec. 31, 1984 .. 19,S33.37 Tolllo Propony :r.... ..... 79.256 69 Slltll Levied ShoNd T..... Etc ...... 103,084.21 lntervo-urnontei Gl'lntl/ ContriiCII .. ... 384.499.118 Chargoelor I S.rvicet ... .... 346.217 22 F-. Ucln-. l'llrmlta ... .. ..... 14.163.31 s - ............. 6,689.110 Other Finllncing u-................. 4.600.00 Tot. Other Fin. Source• (USES) .. .... ,...... 128,881 .72 E.CIHII of TOIII RecelpiiOvor (Under) Totll Dilb ........... .. . (41 ,388.83) FundCIOhB..._ Jan. 1, 1984 .. 201,031.04 fundCalhBolance Dec. 31. 1984148.322.91 • PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Olk Hill Road Lone Bottom, OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We U11 Yon Schilder Equipment Racomowended by L11di111 C.upet Manu· flcturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3-22·tfn DITCHING SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWER LINES ELECTRIC LINES · F, E1tlllllf1t I . J RENT. A CAR ~E T.V. SATEWIE SYSTEMS Dan Hobbs · U•SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. lt. 160 North Cages & Supplies Also Sold S.porol•ly (all Ewonings: 614-98S-4212 Gallipolis. Ohio 7/ 11 / lfn 4/1/ 1 SPRINC PROMOTION VAlUES l1 EBERSBACH "SPAS" 491 Gon. Hortinglf Pkwy. llliddllporl, Ohio HRS. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1-614 992-2549 Night 1-304 77}.-5634 •Kotchenenes •RestJuront A.U. 304-675-6276 1-10-t.f .n SMALL GROCERY STORE w/GAS PUMP (AU COUE<T: In Dorl1r, Ohio FoR· SALE 143-54~S 3/8/2 mo. pd With 2 Bedroom in R11r. Apt. Is Pos,.ll to Gtt Roger Hysell Garage II. 12 4.P-roy Ohi<l AUTO & TRUCk REPAIR AI•• Tr••••laalo• PH. 992-5612 or 9fl2-7121 3-24·tfc TOWN & COUNm YnERINARY lie•-· CarJy·Oul PII<ED AT $11,000 Call Dawid McDonald 691·7219 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd like to ontroduce you to lnPCt·A·Car. the modem wty lo dsivo the nhiclo of your chooco. NO DOWN PAYMINT lOWE I MOMTII Y PA YMINI BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCI UASING Box, 326 PorntfOJ, OH. 45769 For F11t1r Slrvoco ,CUNIC IN MIDDlEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY. D.V.M. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 3ios JAnSON aVL . t""·,. ,......, ,,,. ,. . ... ........, J ...... s ,..... ..........,,,.....,,.... Coll614-992-673 J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYl & •~nl!r!UM SIDING •810!1ft Ooorl lrHoy 1 , .....J,.... M•ll• County A&soc:llle Phone 742-3171 WGI AtllllW AIID "FIIEE EBTIMATES" MGPY IY APPOIITIIN'I 304·615-2441 '"- 992-2172 JAMES 'KEESEE 4· 1-Z mo. d. BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO 1Authorized John DHrt New Holland, Bush Hoi Farm Equipment Duler F•r• E4•l••••• ,,,., & Se,.lu 1-J·Ifc DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT · R•clne. 0~ . Ph. 614-143-5191 10·6-tfc . Dexter, 011. . 614·669-3761 or 669-3765 .. _... . *Drake 324 RECEIVER $1,69 5 • Complete System $ with Tracker toMrmE IJ. . .. .., WtJint.A htl Tl•e . attTn~-ltltl CHESTER-985-3307 POOLS PWS lot,__ ...... 210t rt. Plio-. WY UUO 1 975 675-1388 4· '· *16x32 MAitCM SPICIAL * In-ground Poel $7900 10 frN - TROMM EXCAVA - .. Wit..... lob ..... 1-614-992-7191 Jilw l..tl 1-304-675-1712 BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK 3-18·1 mo *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING 'BLOWN IN INSULAnON ·· PH. 742-2328 . BISSELL DIIC< plowo, corn plan· tort, 3 pt. bruoh hogo araln drill. hay rake, 1 0 dr1g horrow, Cub Far· moll with moW.r 1nd plow, hay crlmpor, oub aollor, poteto plow, hoy bollr and more. It: 143-5155 or 0 $erv1c e Pro "Free Eetlm1tee" PH. 949·2101 or 949~2860 Heating/ Cooling Sales a Service No SundQy Calls J/11/rfo PLUMBI"G & HEATING 3 I 7 North Second MloW!Iport, Ohio 457 60 10·8-tfc SALES & SERVICE RADIATOR SERVICE S&L FARM EQUIPMENT New Homes luilt Mobile Home ll • can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. We "! cr: ~ i- PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, JOHNSON ElECTRIC Specializing in All Types Of Realdentlal Wiring And Repair lt.t~ltl R"" F" Jftl., Cltlze11 PH. 992-3549 4-l· I Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearin& Aid Selection He1rinc Evaluations For All Aaes LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed CliniuiAtidloiO&ist (~U) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Stcoml Avenue. Bo• 1213 , Gallipolis, Oh1o 45631 TJ.IO Chnr lr. ,...,,,......... _............•u 11·14 a...,. 1r. ,...,. 1110 ..nFa;;;;·,;:·; .......,. .. .. . .... .........'"s 7!·10 Chny Tr. Door& .. - ................... 11 JS, 7• 10 ~-- 1 Iii ..................$70 7!·10 Clsowy tr. Grillot ,- ............~........•~ 1!·~ Cllny., lr. T Clotei--·-...... 170 7!·10 Cloowy. Tr. I loat 154 lba in four moe., Herbal Plan. Alk Mo How? Coli 814·448·2081 or 814· ;441·3788 . We need junk. Too nice to throw owoy1 Woll plck·up. Call 814·992·3824 Mon· day thru friday 7 to 6:30. ~ . Giveaway W.h lte Pan Gomen Shopherd 11.uppieo. Cell 614·446 · ••s Couno w,orts ....... U-79 f•~'i;:"""""'"' ,......._ . IJI 7" ,.._.., , - ..-·-·- n~;~y.:~--- •uo sChr- 1 1 7 i~ !!I•.. r, ......... $70 • • $10 10·14 ;:.. i;;·-........ _ ....... . • ..... &~ . ItO fiii;;1 . & Now ... Urool Aole Glen-1m MMIJ Pwls WHlUY'S &111rl'l Plln''ll 1-13-tln .--'"'·••· IUSINISS PIIOIIE 161 4) HJ-6SSO IIISIDIIKE I'IIOIIf (61 41 992-7754 1/22/tlc ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Now H--bllllli¥1 lomHotl.. ...... lnsuronco W•k Cuatom Polo 11olp. ... '"" ••k, AluminUM & Vl"fl SWing& 111 Year8 Experience GREG IOUSH PH. 992-7611 BLOCK YARD SALE. Sot. April 20 9 AM · 1. 3203 Jockoon Ave, 3213 Jockoon Ave, 3217 J1ck1on Ave, 515 Robinaon St. 516 Ro· binoon St, 3223 How1rd Ave, 3218 Howard. 3214 Howerd. 3208 How1rd, 3204 Howard. 3200 _H_o_w_a_rd,.·_ _ _,;__ _ _ 1 Ger•go Solo, 3 family, Thura. April 18th, 203 Wei· nut St. New Haven. R11n or Shine Vord ule Soturd1y. 9 Wol· nut. Pt.Piouont. Yord aeio Soturday, 9 W1l· nut. Pt.Piouant. Saturday, 8 Welt Horton St . Muon _g-5 Color TV. 2 bocyclll. boby bed, playpan, gl•eawere . ·-' 8 ~943. lr1bby A calico cat, femolo. Coli 814·4411-9700. •m•ll bl•ck puppy. mother Port Poodle, daddy?. 304· 11915·3881 or 895-3820. ~KC Pomoronlon dog. 304· 715·2200 after 15 p.m. 6 lost end Found FOUND puppy, black with brown morklngl, malo, IP· pro• 3 mo1. old on Oerfleld Ave. Cal 814·441·4822 after 4 . --------···- · RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE: 9' Southern Spun Available INTUmERM 811tloonelorGoiWoii.Anni· veraerys, Birthdaye •. p•rtlea. Singing Gorrilla . C1ll Bol· loono A Co. 814·4411·4313. LOST Garmon Shephard. Femele ne•r city llmlt1 (otockylrdf. Anowen to 'EI· kle'. Colll14·441·081115 or 814·448·4257. Roword. P&S BUILDINGS *10' U.P. Wire Mesh •Drake 100° LNA ·· Footurlng Well Paint and St•ins 3 21 I mo ouppllao. Pick up and t:tellvery . D•via V•cuum tle1ner, 0n1 hall milo up George1 CrMk Rd. Coli 1114· 448·0294. ln/sulated Doc Houses *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK HYDIOTECH CHEMICALS Day Phon,e: ~WEEPER 1nd 1ewlng ma· chone rapalr. parts. and •live Ente~oonment efree HBO SIDING CO. , Complete Gunor Work Complete Ramodellng Rooting of oil Typ11 Worked In home •rea 20 ye•r• "Free Eotimateo" s,norwy ro ...... n.so .... Co. factory (hob · j 2 Gouge Shotgu•• D•ly 12·5-tfc VA. SINGLE '24.95 304·675-6276 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'136' •Rafrlger•tora •Dryer1 •Fr..zefl PARTS and SERVICE 4·5·tfc "W,• R11t 1, l•tJ" 3·11-1 .... & Vicinity Announcements • Pomeray·Meson Bridle Sizes St•rt From 6:30P.M. 446-4522 Bus.; 985-3813 Res.: 985-3837 3 ...... P.fPiii&sa.rit ..... l11lln from ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS All M•..• Yard aale Saturday. 1'h milea north of Che1ter on SR7 & Sat.-10 •• 6 ClosHIIon. l r-. A1111111 1IIGI: 1111! Ill s RT. 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT, W. •Walhlrt •DilhWIIhtra •Reng81 CALL OPENoWllh. lllun., fro. . EVERY SAT. NIGHT 915-3561 Yard 111te: Sot , April 20, only. long St.. Rutland. Color T.V.. 8 and W T.V., glaaaware. lampt. furnituf'll, chromaharp, mile. 1tem1. 814-742-22117 ..............,," 992-5875 Or 742-31 ~ MOTEL lashan luUdlng Yard nla In Rut11nd bohlnd gr•d• achool on Thur•· dly,18th, and Frldly 19th. Dr••••• 22 1h . allppera. wh•tnota. c,., 7• fu 7• s.nw, Call: u-.. . ..... SERVICE sw-- Uniqooo Slllo t..t pllltkl G"n Arre.,.._..s $3, $1, I $12 ALl IRASS.....$1.00 OFf fiGUIINU .....II.OO OFF POaCElAIN IMD lfllS Otlw Nko lt1 .. Residential & Commercial ...,.,_ APPLIANC~ On S1. Rl. 124 it FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS -- GUN SHOOT JO'S liTTlE RED WN MilLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Other finllncing Depository 11 Business Service - Out .......... .... 4,000.00 Nato end Bond R - ..... 117,379.72 I.-E_.. A Flacol Che91 ..... 1,312.110 a.................. 87.680.911 lntereat ln-bnedll .. .. ,... 84,133.37 Eomlngo ....... .11.385.40 TotoiT........, Flnoe ond • Bolonce .......... 1152,184.32 Foofelta .. :... .... . 35.922.16 lou Outotand· AH Other lng .. ...... .. ..... .... 3,871 .41 Revenue... .. 143,383.09 To111 a•noo .... 148,322.91 TOIII RIMinuo Memonondl Dltl Roceiplo .. . 1,118.901 !19 Security of l'etlonl Veluallon ....... 167.020.00 and Property .202,108.311 InSide 10 ' Pubic Hoelth lnd Mill ..... ..... ......... ...... 1.70 Welfare ........... 8,967.93 o.-1o t.ioure nme Mill .............. ......... 4.10 AC1MIIel ..... .. .... 1,135.88 ' Bailie Utility , Chertll' Mllllfltl ........ 18.88 T Sorvicoa .. . . 119,047.110 Ellimolld Populltlon ............. 2,800 rlnlp«ttltion' '' ... 86.099.07 General Gover"· FodoroiCentuo ment .. .... .. ... ... 59.7111 . 18 Populltlon ...... ..... .. 2.72B Pottonal Sorv. ... 54,228.93 Summoryof Fringe lndoblldMU Benofitt .. ..... 11 ,880.112 Outltlndlng Jon. 1, 1984 Motllrlolo and Supplies .. ........ 44.431 7B Mortgage R.....,... .... 1,089,000 00 29,690.48 G 0 !Iondo .. .... ..35,000.00 Bond Princopol Rltlremont. .... . 9,000.00 TOIII ... ..... 1,104.000.00 RetiNOl Note Principal Rofiremant ... ... 10.899 .67 Mortgoge Rownue .. .. .... .. 51.000.00 lntl!nlt and Fiscal Cho- .... .. ... ... 446.63 G 0 Bondi ........... 7,000.00 TOIII ..... , .. .. ...... 68,000.ail Other Operating Outltlndlng ~ .. ....... 18.007.99 Dec 31 . 1984 Totlll Expend , Dillburs . ... .. .... 188.139.88 Mortgage RIMIIlUI . .. 1.018,000.00 E•c RoceiptoO(Undor) Dlab .. .. 83,294 59 G 0 Bondi . .. ..... 28,000.00 T0111 .... .... .. 1.048,000.00 Operating Tronlfen -ln .. ... ... ..... 4,000.00 (4)19,1tc 0p8nlting Jronlfen RACINE FIRE DE;T. Avail..,ll ~ •S-Windowo •Aeplecernent Window• •N- llooflng In llaby PoraltHI, Cago & Supplior .... 124.75 Pair Fancy Finchu, ·• <oga & Supplioi ••• '31.00 Cockati1l1, bolic lirds 4 10·1 mo SMAll ANIMAl 110U1S llltryt IAtlllty BIRD CAGE "$p1111 $pull/" VINYL LINER POOL lCRYLIC WALL POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL Over 400 Cholcot VINYL & AW.IIUI MIOo4oy J , ..... s 3·11·1 ... P£RSONAUZED POOLS (614) 985-3805 '•. flOW IS THE TIME TO CAll US AT 992-3325. Sut Murpliy, MitiOri leuoh lttMn, Ylrtil and lrvct ,..,.,.. RES.: 985-3837 • AffOIDAILE • POITAILI cernpleto rliozatieo "Y· time, yter around m your own Hot Sprinl' S,.. Stop by to •• the modtk we han 1n 1tock. ILACilwOOD HOME SPAS ' 4003 7 Sumoor ltd. Po-oy, OH. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Ph. 16141 BUS.: 985-3813 4 4 I mo E~)oy EUGENE LONG KEN'S LONG IOnOM, OH. Call 992-3561 Will do all types of excavating, landiiCIIp· ing, basements, sew· age syo1ema, wo1er and gas lines, wo1er well drilling and ter· vice, trucking (limestone & dirt). stores. 42 ACR£S - Orange Township ~ Barn, etc. · Expert SerYoce And Quahty Name Brands At DISCOUNT PRICES billa. with RIVERVIEW - 8 rms fireplace, 3 BR. gas luroace and I& IIi Walk to Sllhool and stores. Estin~ah,~" OHIO VALLfY SAIELUTE SYSTEMS , ' ICUI OUr fOI fUTURE USE) G&W PLASTICS GAS PIPE WATER PIPE GAS REGULATORS OTHER SUPPLIES Installation Available 4/4/lfn 216 E. 2nd St. flEW LISTING ...:. Mlllllft· port - Cozy, small, two ,bedroom home on a good neoghborhood All on one floor and ommedoate posses· ·soon Carport, level yard . Askong $20,000.00 - 0'""""- :vrnllliiSUPERIOR EXIDltWIA'IIIG CO. tiC. -- . .- . POMEROY,O. 992·2259 Bond Prtncipol R - 1 ........ 9 .000.00 R - 1 1 ...... 10.e99.87 l - I n d Fiocol PI I...,. of (3) 20, 37. 1413. 10, 19, 61c Chorvee ...............446 53 Council. TOIII E.pend. Dilburo ..... ' "' 883,987 32 Did< Fetty. Exc Rocelpto Owr Mo\'01' of Rutlond (Undefl Dill>... (47,078 13) Public Notice 14117. 18, 19. 3tc OpomingTra- ln .......... .. ... 4.000 00 Public Notice Operating TraColh Billa -Out . .. ..... .... 4.000 00 Combined Annual Other Flnoncing NOllCE OF FinonciiiR_.-! APPUCAllON FOR Sow-" '""" ... 5,689.50 For tho Fitcol Y•r TOIII Other Fin. MERGER OF BANKS Ended December &our.- (USES) . 5.689.110 F•rmera Interim Benk. 31 , 1984 .....,_, Ohio4&789 inUndl e.-of Toto! Vllolge til Pomeroy Receipt~ Ow. to opplytothe Fodoral R....,. Meigl County !Under) Total Boerd for petri illion to,.,.rge I certify tho following report Dilb . .. . .. (41 ,388 113) wltfl The F - Sri ind to be correct and true. to tho fundCuhBeillnce Sevingo Company of Po.,. of my knowledge Jon 1. 1984 . 108,118.11 rvy, 211 W. Second Stroot, JoneWolton .....,_, Ohio 45789. The Fund Cuh IJoience Clerk-T,....._ Dec. 31, 1984 '14, 729.48 Appliconll in- to ocquire 320 Moin St., Propo iet& ~ Fll>ds control of The Foormera Bank Pomet~. Ohio 45789 R-.ue R-pq: and S.~~~t~g~ Company of 992-2248 Pomeroy The federal ....... M-12, 1986 Chorgoo for Service~ ... ... 288,134 .02 conaidM o nu~Mw of fiCior1 G0111m....,1 Fll>ds All Other in deciding whether tOIPI!fiiYO R_,oR-1110= R-..a ...... .. 10,378.38 the oppiicalion, lncluclng tho Ptopeny To... ... •79,268.59 TOIII RIMinUf record of perlormonco of StatiO Lovied Shared · Receipt~ ... .. .... 298,512 .40 booo in helping to meet locol T-. Etc. .. .. 103,084.21 a.dhModl. Expenditure lnt.._.,..-t ........ SeNicoo .. 54,228.93 You oro irMiod to tubmlt Gront / . """""""" In writing on IIIII Contnocto. . .. 384,499.66 fringe -ita . ... 11.880.52 Mallrialoand opplicf- to the federal Chergoafor 44.431.78 R__.., Bonk ol C - . d Sorviceo ... " .. 57,083.20 Util- .. ....... .. ... 29.690.48 E11t Sixth and Superio; Feeo.Ucenooo. A..,.uo, P. 0. Box 6387, Permlta .... "' .. 14,163.31 Clpltoi iOutlay ... 30,000.00 Clevelond. Ohio 44101 The lnteroot E~mlngo .. 1 1,386.48 Othor .Qporating E x - ..... .. .. 18,007.99 comment penod will not and Fin11Md befont April 19. 1986, ond .35,922 15 Total E.pend. Dilburo......... . 188,138.69 rnov beoo-..~. . lloonl'l ~ for ..... 131,504 71 Exc. Rocelpto o(Under) Dilb . .. 110,372.72 Dilling Pf'Otllt.. API:IIicalior• 818,889.19 Other Fin. Sources (USES): may be found ot 12 CFR end Bond Port 282. Procedur..lor Dilburlemontl Reti-t ' ' 117,379.72 Security of COOling PIUIWIId application. lntEemingo & Peroonlond Ilona may be found It 12 CFR Filc:ol Ch"'11'JJ ... . 1,312.50 Property ... "' 202,108.36 Section 282.25. To 0 Other Finonclng Public:Hoelth liMo .... ......... 4,600.00 copy of the Boord'• · ond Welfare ....... 8,967.93 d - or ~ vou Mod infomoo. Total Other Fin . Leiaure Time tion lbout how to IUbmit your Source• com!IIIOIII on tho apjolicent. a.~~ 1,136.6B )USES) ........... 123,192 22 ~Mr. Martin Abramo to Fund Cllh Balance 12111Yli79·2048. The Federll Servicel ' .. . "" ' " 59,047.50 Jan. 1. 1984 .. 76,779 58 R_,o wift considlr your Tranoportation.. .68.099.07 FuJ1dCIIhBaillnce common1o end ony _ _ . General Gowm· Dec 31. 1984 . 63,960 08 for. public mN1ioog 011 formol ment . 59,781.16 Jerry Bilek FOR SALE BY OWNER ~2~-.w rl;J E. M•on•loooii.IIIJI pMod, ~ Outley .. :.448.512.43 Ohio Public Notice Business Services DIRECTIONS .. .. 601 on 1M QOPIIcetion H they recilvod by tho R__..Brion011beforttho 1- doto of tho comment . *BOAT DOCK *BATH HOUSE *WATER 8t ELECTRIC GOOD FIStiNG· GOOD HUNnNG GOOD FUN OPEN TILL DAII Ia ine a miQimum of 1 microblologicolllmpluech month No -ooploe w.no collected end •..tvad for the month of FOOT PARK sso PEl MO. of Ruttond - - to - ~ monttDririg wil be ~ n. PUBUCNOllCE AT NO MONEY ' DOWN E•·Officio Cio<tt (4) 19. 211 (5) 3, 10. 17 24 8tc ' . Public Notice *10.000.00 end connot be IOidforloM-.the- I od - . RobottE Buck. JUdge and March. 198&. The · dep.-tment 1111 tlllon otipo to illiUnl thot Public Notice April19, 1986 Found: young, brown Garmon Shephord d"\1. Look• llko mall On Eagle Rlclgo Rd Coll114·99;!-2378 FOUND bundleolcloth11on Oxlt ol PIOIAnl Volley HOI· pjtol. Claim ot 900 Mon· mon Circle, out 21th St. Point~*""~'· W V1. FOUND. keya on At 2 1nd 12. ollhe c.- c. Lowlo farm. Claln ot tho W. Va Stlto Dept . of Hlahw•y• office. 304·875-1210. 7 Yard Sale .... _.o&iiipoiii......... & Yicinity 'Yard Sale 3 Family Thurs. 18th, Fri. 19th. Jull off Rt. 141 at Centerqry on Lincoln Pike. lith, 8th,. 7th hOUHI . Boyo clolhao, jewelery,lown mowere, too11. mtn • women• clothea, dlah••· pen1. linen•. mite. 19·20th. w· w corpet, 1m. lrlg.. coffH toble, round beck wooden choir. fullllizo roll-a-way bed, olectric leo cream freezer. hou1ehold ltomo. All 1i101 quality clo· thing. Separatelocetlona St. 3215, So. of Rio . Alllzor A Gilliam. Porch Sola Thurs.·Sit. Niteme,' vic. comrn~~dor com· putor glmOI '"11 *29.95•a.oo ... Scenner. choin· IIW. Call614-441·3180. Auction every Friday night at the Hartford Community Center Truckload• of new rnorchondiH every week. Conalgment1 of new • uled morchondloo elweyo wei· comod Richard Raynoldl, Auctioneer. Call 304·275· 3089. GIGANTIC AUCTION Sot 6 p.m . April 20th, 1V.. miloa ott Rt . 80 E11t on Alt. Rt. 10. We 1re pleoMd to W~nounce we heve put together 1 fantaatic ale juat for youl Tho following 11 a portlel llotlng of oatatea, ltor•ge end other conaign· ,_nt1. 1977 D1t1un 280Z 2 · 2 . FURNITURE· Prlml· tiVII cupboardl, china c•· binet1. aum wire. ladiea 'Queen Anne diH, roll top deak. waah lUnda. ' oak bedroom 1uite, wicker. high cruat table, large camel back trunk, Hlboy cheat wllh mirror. large wood floor lamp, ook II'I'IP tablet, dlnn4or bella, drop·leef to• bllo. clockl, cheat. dranen. 9x12 Oriental ruga. enor· moua empire cheata. and m•tching dre11er. 011k eecre· tary, Vlo1orle 1920o 5; pc Wot-11 bedrootn luite. old doli1, other pine. ook. wal· nut furniture and more 11111 coming ln. GLASS. SOYorol Wellor ploco1, blue doco· reted crocka. Cranberry De· pronlon, Goble Flgurine1, Victorilln. lempa and much more. NOTE: Don't mlu 111 Everything sold to hlgheort bidder. Wedon'ttrytobothe blgge•t but tho beotl Col. Kenneth Adkln1, Lie 381· 815. Ph. 429·4271 or 738· 2598. 9 Yard Salo Yo mi . off Rl. 1 80 Korr-Herrlt Rd . Thura.·Sun . Quilt•. oak crib.. beHitl. many ~•m• .. 9-7. Yard &alo, Sunday April21, Jumbo D1iry Queen, lit 35, In Rio Grandi, 1 1AM·5PM. Y1rd Sail Fri., Sat. Toolo, pueh & riding mowtr'e. tlllero, ahllin nw. clothe1. Off Rt.7, 810r Run Rd. Thurs. A Fri. on AI. 325 botween VInton • Rio Grande. Children•. womeno & m.en• clothing. Lo11 moro. Call 814·318-8828 . Goroge S•l• 8ot. Apr. 20, 8:00 llll 7 Centenery, Bth hou11 on left pelt Jumbo. Ol001woro. alothing, houll· hold item&, mloc. . ll·I·Hc ······fiiCiiliiirCi;;········· - Middleport & VIcinity Yard 1111 at 33487 Iamon Rd .. Roclno April 18th.181t1.20th. 1011 mo· tor, PTO'e. Warited To Buy We pey c••h for late model clun ulod cera. Jim Mink Chov.·Oid• Inc. Bill Gene Johnoon 1114·<t48·3872 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bodo. iron. wood. cupboardl, cheira, cheat•. be1kete. diahe1. ltone jor1. antiquoo, gold and allver Wrlte·M.O . Millor. Rl.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 or coli 814·992· 77110 Buying dally gold, llilver coln1. rlngo. jewolry, otorilng w•r•. old coln1. large cur· rency. Top price1. Ed. Sur· kltt Barber Shop. 2nd. Ave. Middleport. Oh. 814·992· 3478. Carport 8111 Sit ., April 20, 9AM: 2PM 204 Klnoon Dr Chlep prlceo, frM clothing, no uriy ule1 pl..... Yord Sole 5 Fomlly. Thurl.• fri.·SII., 8 ·6. JOCklon St., Vinton, Oh. Everything on· llqu11 to automobile• Public Sale 8t A1,1ction f IIIIJill'/llll ' lil S l! l vou :s 11 Help Wanted Wanted: Motor Route Driv· era needed for Tho DoHy Sontlnel. Only hpnut. do· poondlble per10n1 with rello· , ble tranaportation need apply Not • good ' income for ju1t 3 or 4 houro a dey. Apply In ~r1on or cell The Dolly Sentinel It 1114·992· 21158. AVON. Soli Avon m1k1 41% . C111111 4·448·3318. 18 t1elp Wanted 31 Do Kotolc Londocaplng doelgn· lng, plennlna. mowing. trim· mine. rete it ahrubbery. All round laiwn maintenance. C111 814·448-3100. ' Montal HNith Profenlon•l. Director for Day Tr. .tment· Vocotlonli Rehlbllitolion Center for . mentally dla· oblod . Reaponolble for I I· tabliahlng center from ground up bolod on recently ' funcMd grant recruit staff, HCure loclloty, Implement tre•tment program. end net· work with other locel provld· en and rnource1. Require Matter' 1 ctegr" In mental he1lth · reletod field. piuo two yeerl clinical I)IPI· rlence; alao prefer aupervi· aory ••pertence Competi· tlvo Alary, good fringe benefito. Sand ra1urno by M1y I, to Dr. Georgo Wlligly. E•ecutive Director . lri·County Montal Heolth end Coun1ellng Service. Inc , 28 Woot Stlm1on Avenue. Athena , Ohio 46701 . E.O E. - -..,---- -·lc- --:-: - - , -- ' - - - - - --: 21 Bu1ine11 Opport~nity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO. rocommend• th11 you do buoin111 with peoplo YOIA know, ond NOT to Hnd money through the m•ll until you heve invead· getod the offering . Notion11 Comp1ny MOklng distrlbutora to hendle ex tel'\· aive line of reaidenti•l ..,d commercl•l energy rft8nagement control•. ln1ured aav· ingJ, co"tinuoue tflining In marketing, ••lei end lnatal· letion, cuatomtr leesing progrem. computerized energy auditl, high income poten- bporienced coolc, kitchen wo(ker. Apply In peraon at Hol•dey Inn, Glllipoll• No phone• cella for ules-appt guorontood. but con earn e8.50 per hour. AIIO hove opoonlngo lor light delivery work . Apply to: Jene Richerd· Wlllo1m Ann Motlll· Golllpollt, on Monday. April 22· 9AM to 12 noon 1nd 7 :00PM to B.OOPM . E.O .E. to Will mow verdi In 01llipoll1 oreo. Call 814·448 ·2948. Needed bodyman eape rlonced only. Apply In per· oon 238 2nd. Ave .. Galllpo· lit, Oh . !O~Io~n~M~II~ta~h;;;•~·~~,:;:~ W1ntec1 I tial, no frenchite fee.by email uwe1tment eecured in· ventory, C•ll Mr Wetaon Toll free 1· 800·982·4908. 22 Money to Loan HOME OWNERS ·Refinanca to low fixed rate Uu equity R 1 s Of for 1ny purpose. Leader ocept oniat· o1eo· Ilea Mortgoge Co' 814·592· work. Locel company. Send 3061 complete resume to box 2020 In cere of the Gollipollo Dolly Tribune 826 3rd. AVe • 23 Professional Golllpolil. Oh 45631 . Services Application• .,. now being accepted for the poattlon of pool man01gor at tho Middle· Pieno Tuning and Repair, port Municipal owlmmlng Brunicardi Muaic Co , 814· pool for the eummer 446·0887. Twentieth year monthl. Appllcotlono ••• of quality aervlce. lllne eva liable at the mayor• a D1nilllo, 814·742·2961 . office. WINOOW TINTING Ro1i· Petition Avelleble Work- dentlal. Commercial&. Auto. ohop Director for County Free ootlmatea Coli 814· Bo1rd of Montol Rotardolion 445·9348 . and o.... lopmontol diiObili· 1-,------_;___ tlo1. Bachelor'• degree with PIANO TUNING AND RE· 3 yeera experience In pro~ PAIR, Reduced rate1llmited gram• lor MR·DO Jllroon• time only. Word' a Keyboard, with Avoro, profound 1nd 304·875-5500 or 876· moderate retardation In· 3824. eluding ouparviolon and f l - 1 - - - - - - - - - nanclal management. SalifY r8nge negotiable depending on education and e~tpe· rience, mutt poa1111 or be eligible for Workohop Dirac· -:::-::-"::":'---':-,-.,--lor cortlflcoto •• io 1uod bv 3 1 Homes for Sole Ohio Department of Mental Relordetion end Davelop· Three bedrooma, centr•l air, mentol Dinbilltiea. Quell· vinyl wall pep•. carpet flld appliconto 1hould 11nd throughout. well lnaulatecl, roaume by April 25th. 1985 new p•nt. attached garage. to Mela• County Board of gu outdoor grill. awnlngo, MR·DD P.0 .80K 307. John m1ny ortroo. C•ll814·448 · St .. _S yrocute. Ohio 46779. 2583 til 6 :00PM. ofler 6.00PM " Call 114· 2411· Office M•neger Wanted with &859. minimum 6 vearteaperience In accounting. Knowledge of Houae for ••le in J.ck10n CO!flpuling 11 noce1nry. Su· County, Ohio. 6 milo• abovo PB,rmarket IJlPfl!rience would Thurman off At 35 on Co. bo • plul. We or1lookjng lor Rd. 'I 1, Bloomfillld Twp. 2 • pl'ofe,slional per•on to bdr.. ba'eement, attic, grow with Ul. Thil pollitlon glrdon ....... large bock It In the Mladleport· yord. good community, PoMeroy area. Pleaee 1111d ecrou from Bloomfield reoumo to The Dally Sen· ochool. Cell 814·2611·1251 tine), P 0 . Bo• 729V. Pome· oflor 8PM roy, Ohio . ---------In Eotote· 3 bdr . on Rt. 36. 'fz In Middleport, woi1r111 for mi. Welt of HMC. C1ll Lo Solie. Both mull be 21 614·448·0803. and experrenced in ml•ing - : : - - - - - - - - - drlnka Apply in pereon only Flatwood area-Pomeroy. 4 during bu11no11 houri. bdr, FP. BM. ceiling, vinyl siding, alum. window•. 17 JOIN THE ARMY NA· ocr01 ovollablo. Call 614· TIONAL GUARD. GOOD 446·2359. PAY. GOOD BENIFITS. ED· - - - - -- - - U·CATIONAL ASSIST· Muot Mil 3 bdr. ronch, ANCE. Call 304·875·3950 W01tbrooko Subd.. FR, or 1· 800· 642·3819. woodburner, corport. deck, cit~ ulllitiOI. 1Jo IChOOII, RAWLEIGH PROOUCTS on ,35 ,000 C11i 814·446· lllethiamonth Di1trlbutors 7144 noodod. For frlondly courte· - - - - - -- - - ous aervice Call Dale end kanauga Upper River Rd. Wilm• Wood. Authorozed Houoo with 41otl, bom. C1ll <loolora. 304· 815·1090 Wo 814·258-t98Bor'l14·448· deliver . 7228. 1---- - - - - - - REPS NEEDED for butino•o accounta Full time I 8 0 •0 0 0 . 0 0 t o $80,000.00. Part time • 1 2. 0 0 0 .' 0 0 t 0 *18,000.00. No Aling. Re· peat businea• Set your own houn. Training provided . Coil 1·812-938·1075 Mon· Fri. 8 AM to 5 PM CST. 12 Situations Wanted Exporioncod painting . 8arn1. hous11. ell typea roof1. Moig• oreo, cell 814· 992· 7418 In Gollio. coil 1114· 3117·0298. 18 Wanted to Do Will do lown mowing A yard work. Coli Kolth at 814· 2511·11251 after 8 :00PM. Iowen• Conttruction . Complote remodeling, flropioca lpocilllttt. Painting: Interior A extorlor. Cement, block, brick work 26 yr1. ••P•rience. ra•eon1ble r1tea FrM eatlmatea. work guerantMd. Coli 114·318· 8870 or 814·388·9e08. Eem more C81h wfth Merrie· Macl Show our 100% guo· ' Wonted to do plownlng and rentood line of glft1, toy• A bruohoglng. In Addlaon· home decor on your hourll Che•hlr•Kanauga arae . Call No lnveotment dollvorlng or belor1 2PM, 1114·387 · _ 3_2_._ _ _ _ _ __ collectlngl Ercellont pay A _oe beneflt1l FREE KITI Coli 1 nowlll14·441·7101 . Will do out1ldl houH paint· lng. Coli 114·448-2514. Multi blllon dollar compony loolclna for onthullaltic Nlf Would Mko to do hou11 motlvabd peroon with gooc1 cleaning. Cell 814·11112· c1'84lbllty. No orporllllce 113111aftar 4 ·00 pm. nece-ry. Tlolnlng progr1m m...,.o you Into manage· COLEMAN WATER WELL ,_nt. Prefer ege 25 and ' DRIUINO oldor. Start Plrt·llme, 1·1 Pump nleo, Nrvloe. Aegl•· hn.·....r. lnd Nm UOO· torod in Ohio. All work •100 month. Full time guorantood Coli 304·273· mare. lend reoume or loner 2S11. RaventWOOd. W. Va. to Nethen Kirk, 122 Rich· lend Avo., Atheno Oh Will do houH ciOinlng, 41701 ' • 304· 8715·8218 . Bul~ On Your Lot: Bia 4 Car 0•r•gel8995 3bdrhomet 113,9915. SM Our Modell Coli 1·1114·88~ ·7311 _ _ _ _ _:..__ _ _ Nlco 4 bdr. r1nch, Country Alre Ee.. tee. 11,-J bethl, s•r•e• W•WOrkbench. Y2 ocro ftot lo1. dock. CA. ge1 holt 1*29.00 budget) otor· ogo building. U7.BOO . C11i 1114·448· 1990. In Oalllpollo City, 82 Lincoln St. •12.1100. nNdl rep1ir. C1ll 1114· 2151·1773 1flor &PM. No lend controct1. Be•utlful L·ahaped fr•me houA. 4 bdr., t1rge LR . modern kitchen. DA . laundry· utility room, 1 V.. beth•. •tt•ched D1f!rage, CA. *40'•· Cell 114·4411· 8084 or 614·448· 1387. Emmacul•te brick. 3 or • bdr • 2'h botho. flni1hed boooment, appllonce•. 2 cor garage. corner lot. Debby Dr . C11i 814·448·31118 . In Ewlngton. II room1, bolO· mont, CH A A, corpot, garage. Tim Mc:Aiillter. *27.000 C•ll 81 4·388 · 9915 or 114·182·1713. For Alo or rani with option to buy I room1 A both In Glllll Co.. Hanrlan Trace School Dlot., 3 bedroom•. In .c:re lot II\ coUntry. county w1ter. bl•ment, cel1r, 24.1100. CaN In morning befOre 1 :30PM, eel S1•·182·7417 t•reoe. 15 rooma. Nth, utlllty room, otorm wlndoWI and d-•· olumlnu~ llldlng, new roof, g•••ee . C1ll 1114·1t2· 5204 Nothing down. Tou., . r paymentl ot t333 par month on ••eum11ble loan et 9Vo poor cent. lnaludad In PIY"'tnt .,. 1exe1 end iniU· . . - . Lo11 of ramodellng. 4 -oom1,1 1<11 bath, oontral hell In Porner~. l14·992· 707f. Homes for Sale HouH lor lila . It aclge of town. Oolllpolla. ·Ow- will lend controct. Coil 814· 448· 91211 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 3 bedroom• with tip out. Furnilhed, eir. wesher, dryer. awning . underpinned. Set up or ranted lot. C1ll 114·982· 7479 . Two oq .fl .. 1 aero, I ,::=:~~~:~o'i~orll~•:•uer.l1 Zx70 . 3 bedroom. good room•. v condition C1ll 114·992· and fuel fumoce, hookup for 2412. lrallor. 10 !"In from Porn•· - - - - - - - - - roy . Price reduced to 1989 Champion trailer *44,000 . Coil 1114·992· 12rl0 with 19715 add·on 8093. 12.24. Good condlt lnn Collll14·992· 21i89. SyracuH "h .ere lot f.cing river . City uwaga water end old houH . *75,00. Coil 814-927-2347 avenlnga or WMkendlll14·992·15974 Eutern School Di1trlct. II room hortM in good rep• I', fully cerpetod baHmentand c•rport. 1 1 0 .crea Nicely lendaceped 1mell orchard . Will Mil furmahed or unfurnilhod. Coli 985·43615. 3 bedroom ~OuM 1n Ruatlc HUla Fully carpeted. ator1ge buKdlng. largo lot. Call 814· 992· 5085 oflor 4·30 p m Nice older home, Vine St . Racine. Uving room. kit· chon, dining, 3 bedroom•. both Include• kitchen IP· plo1nca1, oome fumilhlngo· Priced *40 ,000 Phone 814·949·2640 avonlngaaf· ter B 00 . Anytime on weekenda. 24xl0 modular home on 2 Iota. del~ched 30•30 two· car garege. fully c.rpeted with electric heat 1nd central air, 3 bodroomo, 2 batho, family room wi1h firepl•c• Fully oquipped kotchen Ownera will help finance Coli 814 ·992 · 5762 . Ap· polntrnent necesAry Price *45.000. Four bedroom• . kitchen· family room With fireplace, flnlahed ba1ement . low •so·o, Point Pl011nt. 304· 8 75· 3079, evonlnga . Have en energy efficient home built on your lot. From *13.900.00. C1ll for 11li· ........ 304·675·3981 . Arbuckle. 3 bodroom.lamlly room, 1\i bath1. % ~tere, 1 ·304-586-p148. Log Homo. 3 ocroo. 2 milo• out Jerrico ftoed , 184,000 00. Phone 304· 675 ·8822. 3 bedroom brick . New Haven. Baaement. 2 car garage, Iaroe lot, porch with 1wnlng, *115.000.00 304· 773 ·6132 or 773·6889 . By owner. 9YJ per cent eaaumable. 3 bedroom, 3 batha, living room. dlnint room. f•mily room. oqur,pod kitchen. patio. 1ir con , double garage, low 70'•. Now Haven. 304-882' 2501! . Rt. 2 North Iorge 7 room houae. ell brick on 3 acret or more. in ground pool, bllrn and .~ut bulldlnga, Shown by IPPOtntmenl OfiiY COJI 304· 175-2749. . . • ' Reduced by owner 6'12 acrea. 2 houHI, 2 car gorega. 2 born•. pond , Alh· ton 304·578-2320. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 35 PHONE 1114-448· 7274. 1978 8ollglade 12X85, 3 bdr.. 111 elooctrlc, AC A underpinning included ex. cond Call 5 14·441 ·3289. 1971 Fr10dom good cond Call 814-258-8620 . Public Solo Soolod bldo oro now being accepted on a 1970, 12•80, Holloy Park M.H. Hrlel No. 609102. Date and time of Mil, AprU 20. 19815 ol 12 ·00 noon. Bida must be aubmitted before dlto ol Ale . The home c•n be ...n by appt. only at Johnoon'o Mobile Homea. 2110 Eaatern Ave .. G11iipoli1. Oh 45831 . 1 · 800· 382·815411. 3 bdr. 14x85 A lot. 2 ml from Gellipoli1. Green School Dlotrict, good cond .. Iorge aundock, *14.500. will consider tnde in of 1nything of velu1 •• down poymont Call 814 · 448 · 8038 . 197&. 14•811, 3 bdr , oil oloctric. email utility bldg .. in town on rental lot. C•ll 814·448·2035. For oolo mobile ho,_ 2 br. 70' •14 ' Coil 304·176· 1484. 1984 Schult totaloloctrlc. 3 bedrooms, central air. vinyl underpennlng. roof, porch and aun deck Custom made wall to wall book cens. living room. Poaalblt to leeve on rented lot. 304875-5375 12•62 mobile home. under· penned. air concl'. mult aH to opproclotel •11 .1100 304· 075·8981 4 :00-1.00 PM Farms for Sale 10 acrea with 40dSO bern. t1 8,000. 1 1 5 ecrea with 40•80 b>rn, *29B-ocr• 4 bdr . hoUMipprOx , 2Yt1Crtl ua.ooo zv.. acr•• u .&oo Rt .' 776 . Call 614 · 379· 22811 120 ac farm. new brick houoo . barn. outbulldlngo, uo.ooo . Cell 814·143· 0119. ' M'iga County. 113 •crea with 4 bedroom houM, 2 barn1. 3 ponda. 20 .crea tllllblo, 150 pluo puture, with new fence , recently drilled gu well. Will con· Jld•r Riling houM and 1 0 ocr... Mutt Hll. Mod eo· a. C111 814·&92 ·4471 dov• end 614·592·41524 nlghto. Commorolol building for rent 220 E Moln. Pomeroy. Downataira locetlon having 1300 iq fl. floor apace. Urge prrviM p•rtclng lot bohind otore. All thia for U10 a month. C1n be M•ted on a monthly baait. CoH 992·8232 onytlma FOR SALE OR LEASE, commercial property end new bulldong 70'x100' w~h 2 aere, 200' road frontlge. no zoing required. 2 milea nonh of Point Pleaaant, W. Vo . on Rt 82 . Phone 304876·1678 w-deya. 304· 175-7896 evening• ond weekenda. for All, 4•10 aluminum building. hu 2•4 lromlng. 304·675·3884. 36 Lots & Acreage Lot foroolo loceted qn St Rt 664. rural water. tiPtic tenk, good trailer site. 16 ,600 Coli 814· 387· 7186 Wanted: 6 to 10 acrea for homealte in Green Twp. Call 614-446 ·4307. Forty two ecrea near Forked Run Leka Ha1 g.. well. oloctrlc llno. t•lephono ca· ble, privocy, quiet, good place for houH . Seven ecre• clund. C1ll e14•378· 8207 41 Houses for Rent Split foyor, 3 bdr , 2 botho. on 1 aero lend. Rt 1154. CaN Franch City Mobllo Homo1. 114·441·9340. " • •zoo. 2 bedroom f uml1hed hOI!!• 1250 " ' month. Coli 1114-982·51 1 I oflor 5:00PM H .in Pomeroy 1· 3 bdr. mobolo home, oil utilltea paid. fumiahed~ · . petl, oocurity depo11t, *4 mo C•lll14-446 · 13811 oil between 5 &. 9PM . : 2 bdr. w••her • dryer. weter A tro1h pold, 1 milo tro~ hoapltal. UOOrentpiu1dep . Call 114·448·1364. Tr1olor for rent Cell 81 ... 446 ·4225 oflor 4PM . 1 2x•4 Kerwood. 3 tentli• mi. out of city limn•. auitlble for 1 or 2 adults onty t140 mo. llo dep Coli 814·446· 2 bd mobile home for rerit. hnted with natul'lll ·au. edutta, no peta Cetl &1•367·7438 . ' Trailer for rent in Vinton. UOO dep. r11q .. UOO mo. Cell814·388-9961 or 114· 388· 8304 . ·. uao 3 bedroom•, lroo gu. rent, *60 deposit. On 2h ecreo in Portl1nd. Coli 814· B43-6288 or 1 • 2153·17~e 11ter 5:00pm. One bedroom mobHe hoMe. 304-875-4154 2 bodroom mobile homo f!>r rent , Burdolto Addn. t176.00 pluo utli1ie1 ~r~d depollit. 304·675·2484. : JACKSON E$TATE~ APARTMENTS (Equ1l Houolng Opportunity) monthly ronl ot1rt1 at 1113 lor 1 bedroom and t1 98 for 2 bedroom. dopooslt UOO , locatea neer Spring V1lley Piau 1nd Foodlend. ,..,01 1nd Cable TV -available hours aa poasible1 0 am t0'4 pm and 7 pm to t p1n Mondoy-Fridoy, Call 1114· 448 - 2746 or leave mes,.ge I _________....:._ Apt for rent t126 • up Call 676 ·6104 or 6715 ·63811. Nicely . lurniahod mobilo home. •ff ept • central air end hoatln city. odullo only. Call 814-441·0331. 1------.:..:,::.__ _ 8achelor opt.. 11t cl1n newly furniahed. Ref req' t225 poor mo. 164 Firort Aft Gollopolia. Coli 1114·448· 1515 or 814·441· 1243. Furniahed 3 rm apt, upt..ira. utilitiol pd. •195 mo .. •eo de pool! , 94 LOCUli. Aduit1 only Coli 446·1340 or 446 ·3870. Furnlohod offl•ianc~ 701 4th Ave .. Gallipo.._· *180 utiliti11 l)llid. afwq ~ ..th : ldUitl. Coli 4411·44111 al\, • 7PM . · Up1teirt 3 rooms. fumlthed, bath. Wllhlf·dryer, AC. clean, no pete. r1f.. clep r11q ., odulto Coil 814·441 · 1519 Up1ta1ra unfurnllhed 3 room IPI . corpetod. ulilililo• poid , no chlldron, no peta Coli 114·441· 11137. 10•511 19111 N•w Moon. bdr.rm .• ell gas, air cond., .. tra good cond .. U,450. Call 814-448-0175. 2 moblla'homolfOrlale. Coli 114-1112-3847 '· I 2 bedroom houoo In Porno· roy large deck and be. . mont, low utUitiN. per month plu1 MC:Urtty depoo lt . Coli 814· 1112 · 8753 2 br fumilhod trail•. lo· cated on Creb Cr- Rd. 30 ocro f1rm. llcih are•. 2 *150 . month, 304·1711· bld.room traUer. unfinished .1206 . hou••· low 30"a. weekenda only 90,· 598·8429 . 44 Apartment for Rent Business 34 Buildings 2 or 3 bdr , 1 beth, kitchen , 1tove A ralrlaerotor. llvln· groom. dln!ngroom. garage, g11 furnence. Locelod B Porttmouth lid, *300, par mo.. HCurlty depooit A r~ferences required. Call 814·448-02154 eve. 1872 Schultz 2 bdr. w11hor. dryor. AC. cond. Calll14·211·1922 4 roomo end b1th. In beee· ment, fully carpeted, new pelnt, unfu rnished. Caltl14· 992·3090. 3587 33 7 room home with 2 car goroge, In Cheohlre, t250 mo • plu1 dep .• adults qnly no poto. Clll814 ·317·7271 or 114-387· 7302. • Bonk Bole· Ropoa-Md 14 widel. Jult poy t&OO 00 down end tako o - poy· ment1. No cherge tor dellv· ery CeH todly. only ol• (IJ remain. 114·772· 1220 or 814-773 ·39211. Hou . . . for A1nt Furnlahed. air cond .• cable;• no city ta•••~ beautiful river· view, Kanauga Fottflt''l Mo· bile Homo Pork. 1114·441· 14•70 c..tte on 'AI acre. 1&02. 2 ·cor carport, 1Bx2ti lddi- '1- - - - - - -- -tlon Coll614-992 · 3119 or Noca 2 bdr. Skyllno on Rt 7 , comp furn . w•ter paid . C.,l 814·992· 3132. 614· 2415· 15818. ' Mobile home• moved lnaured 20 yeera eaperienca. Fully furnlohod. air, utl~leo 304 · 676 · 28611 or 6711· po•d . 2 bdr • adult• only Coli 1114·441·4110. ' 2998. 12x50 mobile homo 2 bdr. room. 11mi·furni1hed, good condition. Call 61 4 ·1182· 1183 after 6 · OOPM, .4.800. 1975 Schull 1 2•115, 2 bdr., tot•l electric. eJ~c. c:ond French City Brokerage Sor· vlco, 814-448· 8340 . 41 2· 2 bdr. 1pt furnished. p~ electric. no petl, HCUritY depo1it. 1350 mo. 2·3 ~ apta unfu rn11hld, PlY elect· ric , no pet a, aecurttydepollh:, 1380 mo. Coli 114·441· 1385 cellbe-n5A9PM . 3 room• with private beth, rot. R~quellod . Call 814. 441-2215. Rl-lidl Apto. Middleport . Special ratea for Senior Cotizone. *130. Equal Houo· lng Opportunltiot 814· 992 ·7721 . 1 bedroom furnllhlcl opt . Coll814·812 ·5434 or 304· 112·21118. 2-oom hou" In Ml-•· ville. B11ide Mlnorovillo Church, by Bulk Plent. TQ.tol oloctrlc. Cell 1114· 8Ir.l· 8215. 1-1 - -- - -- bedroom houH. fumilhed or unlurnilhed . Adulllonly. No pato or children . Country locetlon. NNr Melga Hiah School . Cllll14· 982·21f7 oflor 5 00 pm. Av11ioble lmmodlotoly 1-:::---:- - - - - - - Two b1droom furniohed lf>Ortment for rent In Mid· dleport. uttlltie1 pold CoM 114·1192·5014. • 2 bodroom apartment•. Now Hoven, WVe . Nn!ly remodeled. I~ town. 11'4· 9112·7411 . : 1-:---- - --..;._ -rfc. Ono bedroom, total Nlco. Cell 814· 112·201~. �·\ Ohio 44 LAFF-A·DAY Apanm•nt for· Rent CROSS & SONS U.S. 36 Walt, Jackoon , Ohio. &14·288·11481. Mo-y Forguoon, Now Hollond. Buoh Hog &oleo & Service. Over 40 uaod · trector. to chooH from • comple1e IJne of new ' · Uled equipment. urgelt ooloctlon in S.E.. Ohio. For rent Sleeping Roome •Od light hou.. koepino raoma. Park Centrat Hotel. C.ll 614-448•07611. 46 Space tor Rent ' Mobile homo lot, 1 2' xliQ' or •111•ller, '76 water paid. 4th &.-4\leil, Gollipolis. Coli 446· 4416 alter 7PM . Trailer apace 12x50 trailer, bottle gu or fuel oil hell only. W1ter, .-wer & gllr· boge tumiohld. fenced and private. llatirod cou'ploo pro· forred. f100 per mo. Upper St. lit. 7 . Call 1114-448· 0002 COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Peril. Routa 33, North of .Pomeroy. urr loll. Colt 1114-992-747 . Rental IJMICe for t _revel trail· ere, camper•. fold upe. Wetar. .ewer. electric cable hook upo. C.ll 304· 773· 6861 oftor 8:00 p.m. Trailer Iota for rent. aewer and water lumiahod, will tM;e one smell child. 304~ 87&·1078. 47 Want~ to Rent Nice 2 to 3 bdr. home with ganga, near Galllpolia. 1280·•300 per month. Colt 814·387-0324 alter 6:30PM. Mt:rr:lliitH11SP. "Stop complaining! You know any quicker way to make a buck?" SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 112 Olivo St .. Gallipolio. Now 6 u..d wood·coill etovea. 8 pc wood LR ..,lte U99, bunk bedo 11 99, ontron NCiinero •99, new & u..d bedroom aultea. rangea. wringer wether•. 6 ahoea. New livlngroom suitea t199-1599, Iampo, aloo buying co.l & wood ltovea. Cai1814·446-3169 . LAYNE' S FUIINITUR!: Sofa, . chair. roc{i:ef. otto· · man, 3 tllbles; (extra heavy), t&B&. Sofu end chair• priced from *288. to t898. Tabt.o. t50and up to 1128. 'Hido·o·bedo,U90. and ~p ·to t5110.; iota bodo t1411, . Recitnero. *228.' to 837&., Limpa 't28 . to t125. pc. dinottn from e109 ., to 435. 7 p., t1 89 and up. Wood toble with Ill• choiro t2Bii to H41i. Dolk ., 10 up to t226. Hutcheo, •&eo. Bul1k bed complete with mattreaMI. *275. end up to t391i . Baby bodo, ., 1 o . MattriiMI or box aprlnga, lull or twin, U8 ., firm, t88. end 178. Queen *228. 4 dr. choltl, t49. 5 dr. trom •to. chests. 1&9. Bad frames, UO.and UIS., 10 gun · Gun <:~bineto, U60. Gao or )llltCiric rong11 •375. Baby .,..,.,,...,, U6 & t3&, bad '(ramal UO. t211, & t30, 'king frame UO. Good Hloc· it,ion of bedroom ouitea, ,(.ockeu. metal cabinet1, 'lloadboardo t38 & up to . :!85. 'LINd Furniture .. 5 pc. "clinene, hnd bo•rdl; and 2 bedroom suitea. 3 miJee out "~Iaviiie Rd. Open 9am to 5pm. Mon. thru Set. 81 4-446-0322 GOOO USED APPLIANCES Wuhero. dryora, rofrigero· ton. rangoo. Sk8ggo Ap· pllanceo. Upper River Rd . b11ide Stone Creal Motel. 111 4·448 · 7398. County .l.Pplianco." Inc . Oood uMd appliance• and TV uta. Open &AM to II PM. )lion thru Sot. 1114-448· ,1f89, 827 3rd. Avo. Oolli· -polio, OH . ' 'U•d rofrigorat9r. toblo end 4 chalro. lovo-t, . 41 pc. aectlonal. rNHreu end box oprlngo. Corbin & Snyder :Furniture. Coil 814· 4411· 1171 . . 8, 8,000 BTU air condition· 11n tllll oo .. oide by oldo · ~ootinghouoe ovocoda gr"n e115· 4 othoro to choou from, Cold-t ra· trigo;otor white lroolfr" ., eo. 30 in. g111 ronr. tl21, 20 ln. goa range f7 , g111 dryer t1 211, 30 ln. otectric range f78, Kanmoro auto. wether f911. Whirlpool -thor llka now tiiiO. lk•ee• Appltan.... Uppor River Rd. Oallpollo. Coli 114-448-7318. Valfay Furniture•. now & ' UNd. Urge ltclfon of qual• tty furniture. 12111 E11torn Ava .. Oalllpolio. Picken• UMd furniture. 304· 875·1483 or 6711 •1480 . RICK 'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Compare our prlcoa, aavo todoy. Phone 304· 773-6430. 1-::-::---:-~;----- 63 Antiques t .•• Modo in GIINpollo Circa 11180 handmade ougar cup· board Oflinal llnloh, oxc. cond. Aloo antiquo 2 piece otop back . cupboard refln· llhad in ox. cond. Cell et4-3e7-7171 . PHOTOSPECIALIIDiocfilm developing ond printing t2 .49. Now thru AprM 27 . HOCKENBERRY PHAR · MACY NORTH. Walnut end cherry lumbar, cured, 2200 ft. Phone 304· 876-4412. Matching couch, chair and loototool' and recliner, like new t360. 304-8711-11468, Mondoy through Fridoy, 10 o.m. to 4 p.m.; 304-87&· 30311 after 6 . Wild Turkey Sauon · A,rmy camouflaga • aurplua denim . rental clothing . Sam Some· rviUe'a Ealt Ravenawood, Fri. Sat, Sun. 1 :00· 7:00pm. Denim jackoto t1 9.00. Fire· wood, Triumph motorcycle. 304-8'711-3334. 64 Miec. Merchandiee Rolrigerator '2& .00, good cond, 304·117&·8019. Knouff Firewood Split· 96% Windowolrcond, 7,000btu, 304-17&-2931. we deliver. HEAP vendor. 114-2118-124&. ·Umeatone. S1nd, Gravel. Pick up II Rlchardo & Son. Cell 814·448·7786. SPECIAL cut olobo 8 PU toodo delivered in dump truck f1 00. or Zloldo f180 . Ycu pickup t1 6. Coli 814· 246-5804. ' 16x24 rod barn typo bldg . 1 yr. old·lull of wootern lick. Make offer. Call 614·288· 8&22. True Teet Tcto Rifler, 5 hp., Coleman camp atove. both goOd cond, 304-875·2374. Prom dreu, worn once, lavender trimmed in white, .,.. 3. 304-678-2'487. Kolvlnator elac. 32 Inch otovo t250. U11d only I montha. exc. cond. 304· 878·113811. 3000 Ford dit~eltractor, II ft. bUih hog brand buth'hog, 3 bottom plowo, adjuotab!o Mouey Forguoon dloc, U.89&. Call 1114·2811· 8622. Deere riding lawn troctor. 6 opd .. U9&. Inter· national 8HP. 32' cut riding lawn troctor f695 . Colt 814-2811·6822. John John Deere .corn plontor t3911, new & u11d hoy equipment ot 93 Auto Soloo, oee urrv ·Exline, Jackoon, Oh . Coli 814·288· 8622. 'SATOH F·860·G, tractor with 20-30 folder, hydraulic bucket. 2 spd. live power. 12,1196. Coli 814 · 288 · 6622 . ' Ma...y Ferguson 50, PS. live powor, with 6 ft. buoh hog & 2 bottom plowo. t2,996 . Coli 814-288· 6822 . 8 HP Gravely troctor. walk behind. olectrlc atan, high· low treno.. 4 yra. old with mower. - plow, tiller, duel tlroo & choino, 11,8911. No trodeo. Cell 814-4411·1870. Wooda 7 ft Buoh Hog f1 .600. 28 It tobacco pipe trollorol1) t&OO .. 121 1900. Morg~~n'o Woodlown Farm, Rt. 311. 304· 876· 1288 or 304· 738·2342 . 4,500 tomato lllkoe, u..d 1 Yllr. RIIIOnlble prlcol. 2 wh"l garden tractor with an 8 horto lrtn• engine . 11&0. leer .Cot 8 cryatle IICiftner. t100. can 1114· 948-20811. Fire-d t20.00 plj:kup Call load, 130.00 304·8711·8782 0~ 171· 2881 . doltv-: 57 Musical Instrument• Upright plano. foir condl· tion. 'A.I. Chua-Now York'. dart. wood with on· g r - daiiiJII, 1210. Con bo ot 3218 Howard Aw. baboMn 4:00·8:00PM. 68 a. Fruit . Vegetable• Onion plonte luot arrived· white, rod • yellow. lwlahar Jmplemant Co .. lt. lit. 1 N., Golllpollo, Oh . CaR 111A· 448-0471. 19 For Sale or Trade 1177 Cadllloc Eldortido, nil or trade for aood ulod piot•up. WNI toke auna •• pert poyment. · 81 4-lli2· 7412. 81 Ailla Chalmoro lawn and g~rden· trector. 1 week IP•· clot: 1 Meldel 6020, 21 hp, ditNI with IS It Woodo reor mounted 11wn mower tll.200.00. 1 Model 5015, 18 hp, diuot, 4 whMI drive with 4 It Woodo roar mo)lnted lawn mower f5,800 .00. 1 Modol812. 8 . opoed, 12 hp .with 42 ln. mower U.9oo .oo. Two ·Model 818, .1 II h1> wHh 42 ln. mower t2,150.00. K•fer Service Center. St. Rt. S7, Loon, W. VI . 304· 896· 387& . 71 Would like to buy 80 be lei of good hoy. Cell 814-2841· 1828 . 72 Auto• for Sele 1 .J yr. •••· blood llneo. Colt Slete Run Farma, Jackaon, Oh . 1114· 288· 1787 or 1114· 2B8· 8396. 1974 Volkowagon Suo. now engine, brokoo, ahocko. good body, ., ,000. Nogotf. obt.. Cell 814·448-4313. 9-8:30 Mon.-Fri. 1'-:::-:-:::--::-:--::;-:-:--.: Bently Pig Silo Wed. April 24th, 7 :30PM. Fayette County Fair Groundi. W•· ohlngton CH . Selling 1&0 hood of Duroco, Hemp. Duroca croU bred. Barrows & glltl . Roger Bently 513· &B4·2398. Reg. Charolelo bull Polled 18 mo .. llrebyTornodo-Dan Chlppowano Chorolaio Farm, Ind. t1,000. Call 614·379·2606. 19811 Comaro 3911 4 opd ., 12,600 or will trade for motorcvcta. Colt after &PM, 81 4-24&·8832. '74 Oremlln, good work cor. '78 Suboru Brat, now point and tlroo, 83,000 mllao: 304·1178·8217. .. Round baloo lor Hie. M1do Three 1980 Ptymoutho. One '74 Chevrolet, one rogio· terad Mala Cocker Spaniol. Phone 304·1711·&&70. t111 .00oech. Coll814·742· 2892, Gary Horper. · 66 Seed l!t FettiliJer 1-:;:;---;;-::::::-:;:-:::-;;:-;:~ 71 Autos for 1980 J"p Chorokko, PS, Pl. locking hubo, gocd cond. Coil 814-241·6841 . Motorcycles I;;:=;:===;== 75 · Boats and Motors for Sale 1981 GMC Y, ton pickup, 8 ft. FIHtolde, 3&0 dl-1 engine, PS, PB, outo., bad liner. Contoct Mr. George, 814-448-&346 8:30AM to &PM .. Tro ns purlallllll 16W Thundorcraft tri·huil with top, 90 HP Mercury with power trim. IHI then 60 hro. on motor. Dilly traller·exc. cond. Call 814448-8098 oltor IIPM. 1-:----:-----"':"':' TOP CASH paid for '80 t man Buo tractor with trolling motor, 1328. Coil model end newer uaed ura. 81 4·258·1882. Smith Bulck·Pontllc, 1 91 1 Eootern Ave., Gollipollo. Call . Chevy Luv pickup for aale •aoo. Call 1114·2118·8261 14ft. boot with troller I! 40 814·446·2282 . oftor &PM. HP Johnoon motor, 11,180 01 batt cflor. Or troda lor PU Bl Fir.bird block w·whlto totter tlru, t-top. 81 Dodge 1978 2 ton International truck of equol volue. Colt Omnl 38.000 mi .. 4 cyl . 811.000 mlleo. lt"l flat bad. · ,e-:-1-:-4_·_4-:48-:·:-43_3_7_._-::---:auto. w-alr, *2.4150 firm. auto. trana, power atHrlng 1 In good condl1ion aoldng, 14 ft. John boot, Evinruda Call 614-281·81122. t2,600. Alto 11174 Chevy remote-control trolling mo· 72 Plymouth Sotolltte 31 8 Luv with camper 4 cyl .. 4 tor. Oopth finder and traitor. engine, rul'• good. body opd .• Florida truck no ruot, t700. Call814-742-2875. rough, 1200 or make offer. f1,000 firm. Call614·379· 1 - - - : - - - - - - 2280 alter 7PM. 12ft, Saaro oluminum boot. Coll814·4411·7218 . S.mi·V bottom with owivel Datoun 280 l oportecor, 1981 F-100 Ford 14989, -~~ and troller. Colt 814· auto, AC, AM·FM, GC, 1981 Chevy Luv f3999, 742·2128 morning• or t2,&00·. Call 814-448 · 1981 Ootoun 13999, 1980 ~~~~~--::----::-:-: 0 · 50 Sport 0 ~ f3 991 • l·17 ft. Creotllnor, 1 II" 4897. · 1877Forc1F-1110t24118. AII u 19.2 Dod •fte 400 2 dr., truokoprlcadtOIIIIOrtrade. inboord-outboard. t I power tab O Bulavllo e 40,000 mi., auto .. 13,800. John'o Auto Baleo, ~~~~~~~~r~m~=·~· Call 81 .. ·379-2728 . Rd, Golllpollo, hlo I 14I 4411·4782 . . 1978 Dodge Magnum XE cond. t2,200.00 . bo- o trail ooma work . Colt 81418711 OMC AM-FM cuo.. ne -~a ~ 0••0 n B t orh 0 '448·0068. . rolley whlllo, 8 ft. bad, oxc. . . cond. Call &14-387-7147 e•··""u.uu, SM Trl County ~">PIOn, 304-87&-21188 . 78 Orand Prix 8J n- tlroo, ... _ •. v •• I job t====~~===:. ohock11, brakoo, po nt , lull power, t2,500.. Call 1914 Chevy ton truck. 41 ' 77 Auto Repair 814·2118·11439. cylinder. 4 opted. Rune · They'll Do It Every Time 1 good . Call • n v..tim 1 .425.00. 1182-1987 THEN THEilE MU6T 0' BEEN SOME/10t1Y ElSE WITH 'ER! M!Wf'e HIB F,;2/"'iV, lllllfJTI!tr.~.. . ' PlUM~i~G HE~T-: ·· 72 Ford F·100 V-8, 3 opel. ltd., t3,2&0. a.. to app,..late. Coil 814·4411·11408 oltor 6:00. ANNIE or; 7 Fertilizer by bag or ton. 1103 Filth Stroot, New Hoven, 304· 882-2271 or 882·3368. Truch for S•le J It J's Home Improve: menlo, Siding Vlnyllo alum!> num aiding. owerheng rutter • roofi"B· FrH eatlmatea. Coli 614·387·7488. '. ·1 981 Bub•ru .f-ront ""'"' drive llltlon wogon O.L; pookoge. 1984 8 ubaru 4 Attention Area F1rmerot Get whilll drive, 2 door, hatch· your Dekalk seed corn • back, G.L. pockoge. Coli alfalfl •eel in Galli• Co. 304·4118· 10111 or 4118frtn'n Tim M..ote. Moot 1&03. c~::f'''~~~~-: :~'~'~~~~ oloo. .C for '19&i' ·.F.;;i-d ·.Crow~ ·Yictort.i, · ..,,,1011, 'pho;;... •"4·1711· 101I. · 1~--'--:--::---:-::-­ ·- "'" Kenworthy seed Corn, phone 304-876-1608. Tnick• •or Sale 4 WITH TIIO"'I! MEN WA'!J JU!tT L..U<.e YOU A~WAY~ TAU.6HT Me- .'> 1983 Hondo 780 Shadow. Excellent condition. Price: tz , 2110 . Coll614 · 949-2437. Hay l!t Grain of orcherd grass and clover. .....""'" Fettv Troo Trimming, otumo removol . Call 304·8711• 19B1 Hondo 780 cuotom, ' 1331. 2. 700 mi ... padded oiooy bar, , oxc. cond. Call 814·387· RINGLES'S SERVICE, e•, • 0394. perlenced carpenter. alactrt-; m..on, Jlllinter, .roof-1. Honda CB 880 with 2 cian, lng (lncludi-:-g hot tar; helmets • 'i ntercom. Mutt oppllcotlcn) 304-87&·20B8 Hit. Call 81 4·4411·81163. or 87&-73118. 1977 Su<uki lor 1111, •360. Rotary or cable tool drilling . Colt 1.14·21111·112111 after Moat wollo completed HoM 8PM. dey. Pump 11le1 and ..rvt· .... 304-8911-3802: ' 1983 V-46 Magno 760 naod to oell, 12.200. 304·4178· Storka Tree & Lown Soorvico. 64118 Mcndoy ~hrough Frl· undocaplng. -ding. tertii· . dey, .1 0 o.m. tc 4 p .m.; l<ing, thatching, for com- • 304-8715-3036 alter 6. plete lawn oervico. Colt lia." Hondo troll mini 50 bike, exc 304·11741-2010. cona,' 1200.00. 304·676- B & 0 Homo lmprovomento, 1288· repl•c•ment· windqwe. -:1::9::8::3--:X::R::8::0:-H::-on-d:"a'"~.....,.ex-c aluminum toffit, vinyl lldcond, t4&0.00. 304·876- lng. Conttnuoue guttera•. frM; &188. eetlmatea, all work guaren•" IHd. Sprlrig Dloccunt, coil··...........__ -1-:9_7_6_H_o_n_do__7-:6-:0-.n_a_w_t-:1,-e-o, ovonlngo 304· 878·2844 . .., 1 bago, box bora, ow milaago, make an offer, call304· 773- 82 Plumbing 8838 . ' 'I 8o HNt.in~ 1982 Yimaho 7&0 Muin · oholt. driven, 8,000 mil..,. ' CARTER'SPLUMBING" ..j . With extru. min! ccndltlon. AND. HEATING ;. t1 , 800 . 00 . 304-882 3678 . Cor. Fourth end Pine .;.J . · • Oallipolla, Ohio •• 1981 Hariov Davldocn ~hone 81 :t-446·3BBB ' • · BPI"""· 3,0QO mlloo, I~ ow 111.4-448-4477 :'. room cond; · 12,89&. Cell · JiM 'S lo M4·1182-2ooe . · · lNG .. Rt. 1, Box 356, G1lll·• polio. Coll814-387~0571 . · : 1980 CR 250 good condl· lion. 304·&76-1780. 19BO Malibu wagon. 1977 Nova 2 dr .. 71 Olda Cutlo11. Will toke trode. Cell 81 4· 4411· 7832. 79 Muotong 4 opoad . Colt 81 4·448-31143. t.i8 Molino Tractor. 11,150. Victor Behr, 3 miles N. of Cheotor,Ohio . Coll 9815· 4240. 74 '1 979 Lincoln Mark IV. 28.000 mi .. located. garage kept. fll.jiOO . Call .,_.. 446· 2078 .... . 4-H Suffolk market la_mba. Taylor & Taylor, Rt: 141, Aroblo . 814·843·2286. Ear of corn, $2.60 per bulhol. Cell614·843·621 &. THE 6oN\I'-II YOU GIVI OUT 05 TH! ONE 'IOU GI'T IACI<, a. 1979 Monte Carlo In wry good condition. Cell 814· 441-3243 oveninga. Livestock plow for Fermoll Cub. Belly for Farman Cub. Phone·8i4-986· 3886. "&CALI6o& WHAT HAPPIONIOI> TOOAY 70 OCINO ANP OI<;INT. 1973 Ford 1700.00, good ---:--::-~-:---:·ic. cond. 304·11711·2228 . 0 & M Contractoro. Vinyl ond aluminum tiding. replacem•nt window•· 73 Vana 4 W.O. In outlllng • roofl ngrem odollng 1 nd now 1979 CJ·fi Golden Eagle, conttruction-gutters. Cell 304. ·v-8. PS. PB, opoker 304· 773·61 31 . whHfo, low mileage, exc. cond. f4,1SOO. Call 1114· J & L lnaulatlon. Vinyl ..ding. roofing. replacement 448·9700. wlndowo, otorm window_!, 11!79 CJ· 5 Golden Eeglo, otona doon. Call 814-99;c. ' PS, PB. low mileage, good 2772 . cond.. t4,1100 . Call 1114· 448·9700. 1.t77 Oklo Storllro V-8, 4 opd .. hitch back with oun roof. good tire .. good condition. Alklng e1 ,800. Call 814-379-22110 otter 7PM. 1972 Fiot Coupe 'with 1882 motor, low mllaage, good co~d.. alklng tl588 . Call 814·448-8024 after 8. Horae drJtwn di.c. Turning mower 6000BYI!, Mlt. M<kEE. 'rHAooll<-!> FOR 81!1NG ' llototillora, prefer Troybllt. but will buy any make, onv olze. Ca111 · &14·693·883& . 64 CAPTAIN EASY BASEMENT .... WATERPROOFING , Uncondltionatlllotlml guor•ntH. l,.ocel reference• furnillhod. FrH utimatll .' Coli collect 1-1114·237- ; 0488, day or night. Rogara Ba..ment Waterproofing. 62 Wanted to Buy 63 Home Improvement• Marcum Roofing & Spout· lng. Now ·lnotaillng rubber roofa. 30 y"e1r1 experitnce. opocloll<ing in bUilt up roof. Cell 814·388-9857. t;~~~~:;~~;:=-r~~=;::::;~=;::;;:;:=~ Sulky and roller for Gravely. t4o .oo both . 304-878 · 3898. The Daily Sentinel Page- 11 1873 Dodge Motor HorM: 111 '"' tong, muot Me ~o approciato, low mil•ae ... priced right. 304-8711: 37711. tractoro. 304·882·2537. ~::::::::::::::::::.1========= WANTEO·Areo &porta En· 30 inch oloctrlc range. •••· thuotaota IIIII won1 to r•· 40 iilcfl oloctric ronllf,•lll, ctlvo direct maN opoclalo 4j) inch range, •a8, , 1111. on exciting now mer· chandi11 program, frOm Trl KenmOre waoher end dryer, County Sparta, 304·11711· f160, lllf·defroot rofrlgor•· 2811 or write to lit. 1, lox tor, f100, woahlng ma· chi-. •ee end up, oMctrlc 471, Point PINHnt. W.Va. dryerJ.. "5 and up. Coli Incl.,. nome lddrlla and 114·742-2382 . ~~~- li•• Couch, Selmer alto •••· 2 trailer beda (mettreaa A. boa opringol. 304·8811· 3404. 1-::-::-:-:---:-::--::-=-.; 1·~•w Alii a Chal~en 4 ro!A! Dna black & white TV & no-till com planter. we con 17.8 cu.ln .. GE relrlg. gold, •ll!·fm radio •·c •. d, c t1 00. lftt up ~it~ 74 plat~ . units Qr equip. fOr lcemikir. no . Skiddill KIHII lnd chalnl !root, 3 yri. old, UIIO. UOO. 78 Ford outomotlc -78 otr· unite beth· with We can fi,nance Hearth Moll woodbumer trona. f1 00. 304-6711· monitors. new planterainterut fret til lnMrt, 1 ~ old. UIO. 17112. "' ' Jon. 1, 1 988. Call on prico. Slzoll hat, Cllalmoro row, 1-uoed ,O.IIIaplanter ~128. . . no·tiH·corn dry.4 fort '66 'Building Supplie·s.:. 77 air u~tt,, monitor 13600. Pool 1·uoed AHio Chalmoro 4 row Lot ue your pool ---,...-"-----~ . no;till with dry fen, 78 air 1100. 10% off, all · pumpo Building Matarlala unito with in11ct boxeo. and llltero. Middleport 11 4· Block. brick, o-er pipet, monitor uaed 1 year. 992·&724 or Golllpollo111 4 · wlndowo, lintolo , etc . f6,600. 1 -u..d 8 row no·till 448·30111 : Cltiude Wint1r1, Rio Grande. ~ry fert. 60 oerloo plate unit• 0 . Call614·246· 5121. inuct 1o herb boxoo. Spring Special· Pot riot utility 13,000. Con ba cutto 4 row building• on dioplay 11 two Stock, brick, mortar and .t2,600. 1-uMd B row no· convenient locotlono, 8 • S m..onry auppliea. ·Mountain till, 70 series plate unit• PrOduce. Viand St. in Pt. Stott Block, Rt. 33, New inoect attach. dry lirtili<er, Plooaont, and French City Haven. W. Va. 304·882· end transport *3.900. Ctn Mobile HomH In Galllpolla. 2222 . be cut down to different row lx12 t895, oloo 10•1 II widths. 1· new 2 row 3 point t9811. Delivered and 111 up no-till with 74 plato untto & on your lot. 66 Pets for Sale lnoect boxeo 11 ,900 . 1· uoed 2 row 3 point no-till with 70 TRS-80 model Ill computer Hries plata unltt and in..ct with 48K ond loll of toft· HILLCII EST KENNELS bo•er *1400. Remember ware . Colt 1114-441·3243 Boarding all breoda. H11tod Ailil Chtlmera Wll the tint evtninga. indoor-outdoor facilities. comp1ny on the m1rk1t with Oobernian puppllo: a no·till plinter. They otlll Power Craft 4 cvcto, Brlgge AKC Service. Callll14·4411· have the etrongest • molt I Sttetton riding lawn Stud euceenful venitile planter 7798 . mower. t~96 . Call 1114· en tho markat. Can ba 2BII·&822. Judy Taylor Grooming. Call IPICed from 20" row spacing to 40" . Your authoriled 814·3117-7220. Good grain fed freezer beef. Allio Chalmero & Now HolCall 814·4441-0859. Briarpatch Kannola Profel· land Dealer for thla are1 . Keefers Svc . Center. 8ft. aluminum Mtlllto dlah. olonol All-br11d grooming. St.llt.S7, Pt.PI. Ripley Rd. Indoor-outdoor bCMirdlnl fo· 8 moo. old, •2.000. Coli cilitleo. Englllh Cocker PI· We are 13 mi.S .of Raven•· 814·2118·1126 after 3PM. nlal puppieo. Callll1 4· 388· wood Bridge . 304·8983874. 9790. VANOUARD PAINTS· Quelity you can trult. Oragonwynd Cattery Ken· 11181 Mooooy Ferguocn 150 Eborabach H 1rdwara, not. Himalayan, Peroiln dieMI tractor alao, Buah Pomeroy. Ohio. Call 1114· and CFA Sio,_ kittono. AKC .Hog, plow •nd dioc. 304· 992-281.1. Chow pupploo. Call 81 4· 8715-3828. IHay for mulching. Right 448·3844 alter 7PM. Kaefera ServiCe Center Ia front fonder for 1 977 Ca· R ill -~ t1 8 t0 3~ ho ldl ngiiPICII · 1m~,ngon . -1 l!laro. Coli 742·2838 or ag "'- ma aog ' AO·BAO 8nlad Food Stor· yoaro old. Good hunter. UO. 742·21509. lgl and Forage Syatem It Phone 814·912-81 115. tho Boden Community Con· Wanted to buy 1 pair Lope Fl·• T k d p t Sh tor on lit. 87, Mondey, April rebbltt. For nfe 1 Winne•• on an • op, 22. 1986, 8 PM. Any Jockoon Avenue, bago truck toppor and 1 76 2413 Point --aunt. 304~·75. · lnterootod poroon 11 wetYamahlo motorcycle. Cell 2083. Fi ,.,. u d ·•, blrdo end more. como to olton , • oompony 814·8112·111514. 1v1 ill ba 1h11 reprnontot w 10 exploln. White plno traoa. 4ft.to 8ft. UKC llogiotorod Treeing You dig. 18.00 aoch. Coli Walker puDDioo. t211.00. 304-875-8348 alter II PM 1114·1188 - 4143 after or 3Q4·117fi· IS371 . 1:00PM. Antlq,.... 3 CMik delko. · 1 ptoyer plono; llaotourtnt 8 lt. oloctrlc grill! guitar. 3 d..,.,.: N- lound·doolgn tum1olllo. kat motor end troller a n d - mloc. ltoma . 7-ploca livinoroom - · Hko. can 814·H2·91117 01 114· brond now. Call 814·381· 112·2881 . Lo lollo. Mldcllap0f1, 8212. Country Ook tablaa, chaira, cupi!Owdo, dollto. leo boxH. Conkloo, Tuppero Ploino, lit. 7 . Hond crafted 1nd llnillhad. Ford 9N triCtor new tune up. paint. rune good w- hoavy duty 4 ft. buoh hog. n , a6o. Cell 814·288· 8822 . l - - - - - - - - - - . , . - - - - - - - - - " " ' 1 1 n t e r n a t i o n • l 340 tractor P$, five power, 3 pt. drew bar. 3 bottom plows. 61 Household Goode 64 Misc. Merchandise 12 , 3 9 6 , Col! &14 -286 · 81122: herdwooda. Vou pick up or 61 Household Goods Saker utility tool .box bad· fila 1 ton truck, now 8 ft. . pull-typo buoh hog U811. New 160 lb. -der t1 98 _U..d Masuy Ferguaon baler t496. CaH 814-288·111122. Pomeroy- Middlepon, Ohio 79 Motors Home~ 8o Campers looder, oil hydrlulic will Farm Equipment · end lit on Lonq· end Oliver Spring Spoclol: 24'x30'x8' with 11'x7' gorellf door & oorvlco door . t3,888 erected. Iran HorN Bldgl. 814· 332·974& collect . Furnished Rooms Mobile homo lots, II & R Mobile Homo Perk, Buloville Rd. Oolipolio, Oh . Coli 81 4 · 448-0627 or 1114·446· 1283. KIT 'N' CARLYLI ®bJ Larry F1rm Equipmeot .':. ltVI''IIJi.k 61 Nice ctun apartmenu, Henderoon, 30"·1178-1972 alter II PM . 46 81· ARlo Cholmoro 11040 front APAIITMEII!TS , mobile homH, houNo. Pt. PltoMnt ond Oolllpollo . 1114-448· 8221 . ; l,llrll )IJIJirlrt'\ .Friday. April 19. 1986 Aprll19,1986 . Paroono Body Bhop. Loculi Rd. Pt.PIHMnt. Pool K.K . Freo Eotlmotoo. · 814·98& · 4174. 1974 FOrd I ton truck·LWB with 12 ft .bed. 11,200. Call814·992-31114. 1882 Chevy .,. ton Sllvo· redo. 4x4, 8.2 dloaalloodod. Call814·848·2437. Evening Television Listi"'{.K.,,.s_..:.____...;__________;,...._________________~=-=-==-::- Good · 1 Exc•v•ting. ba•emenil, footefl, drlveweya. Hptic tlinka. lendtclping. Cell anytime 814·44841137, Jom11 L. Davioon, Jr. owner . 77 Jayco comper ·oloepa 8 , air, owning, •••· cond. Coli 814·2111·1141. em a em • SEWING Machine ropoira, tervlce. Authorized Singer Sot•• & Service Sharpen Sci1aor1. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 114·912· 2284 . Newahour (jOJNewa 01 (jJJ 111- Name. That Tune •Jeffenon• IHBOI Uttle Rivor Bouod in Auatr..i• "fhls band from ·down under' performs some of its top hits In c on ~ cen . ·7 :30 • CD Tic Toe Dough (I) Clac:O Kid (I) Flutle: Little 8ig Men (I) Major League Baoobalt: Houaton at Atlenta (I) D (I) FamNy Feud General Hauling Jemes Boys Water Service . Atoo poqlo filled. Call 1114258-1141 or 614-448· 1176 or 114·448-7911 . Ken' a Wator Service . Walla, cl1tern1, poole filled. Phone 1114·367-0823 or 814-3877741 night or dey. · 79 Motors Homes (I)J-ndy '72 lnllr'l 24 It Hoy truck f2,100 . '72 CJ8 Jeep. nang. paint, ah.,1 11.800. M0r11n'o Wllodillwn farm. Call 304•171·1288 or 304· ~~~~~-JI~73_•_-2_~_z_.______~ Tonight • WKRP in Ci"cinnati · [MAXI AF: Toddy Pender· ll•lla . 8 :00 (f) · C!l Beet Time• IPIIEMIEREI Stude(\ts and teac~ra experience strug· glea and triumphs at a Sou[hern California beach community' high school. (60 min .) (I) Lana Ranger Cil USFL Footbell: Now Joraoy 11 Momphlo Iii Wobator ICC! A mystery surrounds one of ~Jle rooms in the VIctorian house that Katherine wants to rent. (R) lit (I) ® Detoctjvo in tho t ' a (() a 87 1---- - - - - - - a•••· . ® Wheel ol Fortune g (jJJ Entertainment Till STATE 1877 Pt1y-mor RV, otoepo8, UPHOLSTERY 8HOI' ulf·containod, AC •. full 11 e3 Soc. Ave .. Galllpotta. bath, rongo, rafrlg., n - . 14·441·7833ori114·448, tlroe. clean. ••· cond .. 1833. . i 13,800. Call 114-441· · 2297. II • M Furniture Monufoc · turing, lt. lit. 7, Crown City, Oh . Cell 114·211· 11181 Tarry Toruruo 32 ft. 14?0, Mil E... 814·441· irivol trlllor, ll04·1711 · z•i8 "' 304-•71·11&2. Uplleot-.Old • '71 ,1hort Whlll boll Fl>rd pickup, 311 auto, nolda p1int and body work. t800.00, 304-8711·4111 . . 111 Mag. (I) Down to Earth (I) Or. Who 3·2· 1. Contoct ICC) e Dlff'r.,nt ·Stnokea &;:30 CD CD NBC Newt (I) Rifleman · Cil Mudo Sportalook (I) Gomer Pyle (I) at (j}1 ABC Newa ICCI Q (I) (iO CBS Newo (I) Nightly Buoinllo Report liD Worl<lng Women • One [ley 11 • Time 1:00 D (f) PM Magetlne (I) Chuck Connor' o We1tem Th11ter (I) SportoCenter (I) Sonford end Son (I) Entortolnment Tonight ffi Wheel of Fortuna Q (I) Wheel of Fortune (I) MacNeil/Lehrer Ed' o Appllonco Service . Serving all mokeo lo brenda of refriger•tore, w11her1 It dry.ro, IIOVII lo dll· hwoohoro. Call 1114-311771 B7 or 814·448·4486 . 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Swick, Ill, Allen Park, Plains. Awards 'Wo>re presented recently Mich., formerly of the Rutland area, He was born at Milton, W.Va., a when the 13th annual banquet of the died Aprll 10 at his home. son of the late Isaac J. and Emma Meigs High School Future Farmers Funeral services were held on Duhcan Taylor. He was a retired of America was held at the high Aprll 12 at 1he Westland Methodist worker of the Athens Mental Health school. · Church with burial In the Cadillac • Center. Receiving awards were Sean Memory Gardens In Michigan. Swvivlng are a brother, WWiarn Dodson, Star Greenhand; Tim Ht>was the son ofthe lateCurtisA. Taylor, Kansas Cily, Mo.; two Knotts, top sophomore; Betty Jo Swick and Nellie Barton Swick. He sisters, Francies ~rson, Kansas Hunt, top junior, and Todd Tripp, top Is survived bY his wife, Gladys, one City, and Ethel Hovious, Carnpbells- senior. Greenharid degrees went to son, Curtis Swick, and several vUle, Ky. He was preceded in death Tom Buckley, Gary Hanning, Joe grandchlidren, Allen Park, Mich.; a by his parents, hls wife, Marjorie; a Parker, Ray Riley, ~Ike Roach, brothe~;, Robert Swick, Rutland, daughter. Mary Ruth Taylor; a son, · Robbie Cundiff, wnue,Fetty, Oon and thrEe sisters, ·Edna Swick, OWen Benjamin Taylor, three Nlchles, Bill Scarbrouglt, Eric · Rutland; Mary Alice Tracy. Colum- brothers and tllree sisters. · · Wilson, Dolug Prtddy and Sean bus, and Frances Hysell, Pomeroy. Services will he held at 1 p.m. Dodson. Chapter Farmer degrees Sunday at the Hughes Funeral went to Chris Workman, Dave Home, Athens, with Rev. Rlcl{eyE. Lambert, Georgo> Parko>r, Larry Victor H. Braley Wood officiating. Burial wlll be In Hpschar. Tim Knotts and Randy · Burlingham Cemo>to>ry. Friends Birchfield. Victor H. Braley, 84, of Rutland, may calla! the funeralhomefrom2 died Thursday at Holzer Medical Top fruit salesmen were Walter to4 and 7 to 9p,m. Saturday. Center In Gallipolis. Haggy, a jacket award, and Tim A retired rallroaderfor New York Knotts and Joe Parko>r, FFA hats. Cen!1'al, Mr. Braley was born April Frances Hawthorne Guest speako>r for the evening was 30,1900 In Langsvllle, a son of Vallie Nancy Secrest, district vice presiFrances Hawthorne, 96. route 1, dent. Over 150 people a tteniled the and Ora Stout Braley. Portland, died Thursday at Plea· banquet which was planned and Mr. Bra ley had been a member of thE> Rutland Chureh of Christ since sant Valley Hospital In Point officiated over bY 1!&-S(i officers 1925 · and was also a member of Pleasant. Including Jim Parker, president; A homemaker, she was born In Dave Wandling, vice . president; Harrisonville Lodge 4llF&AM. Survivors include a daughter, Meigs County, Feb. 8 1889, a John Powell, treasurer; Tim GODorothy Tillis of Chillicothe; four daughter of the late Walter and key, secretary; Doug Eblin, student grandchildren; five great grand- Lottie Wells Danforth. advisor, lind Larry Parsons, children; a great great grandchild; Surviving are her husband, Pearl sentinel. and two half brothers, Delbert Hawthorne; four daughters, Mrs. Romine, Rutland, and Wilber Rom- Sally Ward Harris, Mission VIejo, ine of Buckeye Lake. Calif.; Mrs. Goldie Anthony, Mrs. In addition to his parents, Mr. Josie Jackson and Mrs. Mary Braley was preceded In death by his . Sellers, all of East Liverpool, and a · wife, Mary Blanche Taylor Braley, son, Ray Ward, East Liverpool AlsO Students of the Meigs Local whom he married May 24, 1919. sUrviving are 26 grandchildrfen and SchQOI District wlll be getting their . . . Funeral I!E'tvlces for· Mr. Braley several great- grandchQden. (lrst taste of Saturday ·school will be held Sunday, 2 p.m., at the . Besides herr parents, she was tomorrow - one of tllree Saturdays Rutland Chureh of Christ with Rev. preceded in death by a daughter, set to help make up time lost during Mrs. Albinia Gluesencamp, and a Inclement weather. Eug:ene Underwood officiating. Burial will be in Miles Cemetery. son, Paul Ward. Tomorrow both students and Services will be held at 1 p.m. teachers are expected to be In Friends may call at Hunter Funeral Home In Rutland rfl}m 2-4 Sunday·at the Ewing Funeral ijome attendance at their respective with the Rev. Roger Wilford schools. However, the next Saturp.m. and 7-9 p.m. on Saturday. Masonic services wUI be con- officiating. Burial will be In Sand day credit day Is May 4 when a ducted at 7:30p.m. Saturday at the Hill Cemetery at Long Bottom. parent- teacher conference day Is Friends may call at the funeral scheduled. Teachers will have to funeral home. home from 7 to 9 this evening and report but students although they Ora Bell Randolph anytime on Saturday. geicreditforthedaywili itot have to report for classes. The final SaturM . al Ora ~lie Randolph, 93, Colum- V day makeup day set at this time is bus, formerlyofMelgsCounty,dled eterans· ernori May 11 and both students and Thursday at the Hartland Thurber AdmlssiQns-Richard Blessing, teachers will be expected to 1Je at Vlllage in Columbus. Pomeroy; Marvin Darst, Pomeroy. their schools on that day. May 11 Is Sh~ was born In Meigs County, a Discharges-Jenny Williamson, the date of the annual junior-senior daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Lowman, · lcie Marie prom. At this week'sboard meeting, Joseph Randolph. a discussion brought out thattherels Surviving are two cousins, Clara Tucker, Dottie Sizemore. no rule which says that students Myers and Virginia .Lerras, both of cannot attend the prom If they are Sac City, Ia, Besl~· her parents, Tltree em~rgency calls not In class on'jhat SatUrday . slle was preceded In death by a f . foster son:Gerge.Sproilse. · ~ callS for ailsistance wen> · Services will be held at 1 p.m. answered on Thursday by units of Meets Monooy Sah.irday at the While Fulleral · the M~lgs County Emer~ncy Home In CoolviliewitlUhe ijey. Roy . - MediCal Service. ~ ., The OH kAN Coin Club will meet · l:leetet qfficl.atmg. !C\urial wm·oe in ,, . At .. 58 ~.m: ; Pomeroy w11s · ·:in regu!at'se5sion MQnday evening, . the Stewart C~etery at Hocking· called til Yoong'sNul'liing Home for ' There wlll beelectlono!ottlcers and port. Friends may call atth~funeral Marvin Darstto Veterans Memorial a social hour wW precede the 8 p.m. homeanytlmeatlOa.m.Saturday. Hospital. Middleport at 12:05 p.m. meeting with out of town .dealers went 'to Stonewood Apartments for present for the trading ·session. A Opal Cummins to VeteFans Memor- coin auction wlll follow the~tlng. Dallas Taylor ial. And at 5:36 p.m., Middleport Refreshments wUI be served. All Isaac DaUac Taylor. 00, Carpen- went to 10 Railroad St. for Hazel area residents In coin and paper McHaffie to Veterans Memorial. money collection are Invited. ter Hall, Athens, formerly of Meigs Make-up classes · set at Meigs Local • it: Public Notice Public Notice PUBUC NOnCE In the Metter at the Ellate at Mid lot; thence Eaot a bout 31 rodo to tho pleco of beginning, •-w.-. Oolllo County P - Court C.. No. 171180 SALE OF MINERALS ""'-ntto-ofclo<l,· · will, t wll- for .... ot · public euctlon on the 11th cloy of Mey, 19811, et 10:00 A.M .. at the front otepo at the Meigl County Court Houoe, the .following described - mi~: Tract 1 : AI the cool oil, nn.nl gM. ate.petroleum an. in •nd ...-v;ng the fol-.g Nil oituet8d in the County of Melgl, s- of Ohio, ind 1n the Township of Sutton, end deKribod u follows: Beginning at Northlilt , c.,.-ner of Lot 1 196; thence South 82 rodo end 3 tlnkl fo the Southeut Comer . of uld lot; thence Weot 31 - : - c e North 82 rodo ond 3 Rnlco to tho North line of Public Notice Public Notice underyio111 the following described - Sutton Townahlp~ Meigs County; Ohio: Baing 3 - I n coumv. Town 3 of the Ohio Com· ""'"'' Sltuote in Sutton Townahip, Meiga Ohio, ""d bounded Aloo oil the cool ond other •• folio-. mi-.11. petroleum oil, natu- ond to-wit: hlng 20 ..... of lond ral gao, etc.. on, in ond off of the Eut ond of the u~ng the following ••I following dllcrlbod 40 ..... ootato ,..,._ In the fown- to-wit: 40 ocra of land off the llhip of Sutton. County of· Eart ond of 1 certeln troct of Meigo, ond State of Ohio, land ootd ond by Peter to-wit: 10 acres off the Horpold to Colon McKnight ~comer of the Sou- lnd April 13. 1887, " - a-t.- of the Sou- which to deocribod .. foltowt: - - Oulorter of Section 1. 1110 ocroo of tone! off of the Town 3, Ronge 12. Aloo 2'h Weot ond of flO ocre Lot 1196 ac,. bounded on the South by In I. Town 2. Rongo the Old Town Rood running in 12 of the Ohio Compony'o • curwd line EH! end WMt """"-·...,. ond excopt2'h on the North by the of lend out of tho north IOCiion line running Eut end of oold lrlct of tond IXIW Weot - . , Section 1 and - b y Thoma a-, B. uid 2 11> ""'"" being In leolling In lllld tract of lend 10 Section 8 end odlolning first con~ by thio diOd 37'12 ....,. mentioned p1ec:o at fo , , _ bo the 11me. mono or ac. .. teoo. the cool undortying the Troc1 II: The mi;..ts (not obolle dllcribod 20 oc• II Including cool! lnd IIOII'Oioum · Aloo. the oil ond Mtunt! goo. on ond "-by - -.elitullld)n containing 11.60 acres, more orle11. _,r.;,g- Soc1lon 1. R~ngo re~ay results ,-Page C-1 'Troc1 t above- epprefoed In oold for .2.1176.00 end Troc1 II llboft WOI oppniood In oold ,...._ for 11,0796.00. The executor , . ..vet the right to reject •nv - a1 bldo. The executor il _ , .. .,. .... ". on their excursion. AIIIO cl18perunlog the trip wiD lie GOING SOU'DI OF THE BOIWER- Members of teachers Jim Oliphant and CUff Kennedy and Gloria the Meigs IDKf!.Spanillh ClUb wiD ping lOUth of the border down Mexico way In June when they u.ke a Riggs, a mother of one of the students. 'The club Is 10-day tdp to that varied ·CGUD&ry: WhDe there, the carryblg out a money-l1lllklllg project to help wWithe studen&s wiD Visit Mexico City, the llllver-mln!ngtown trip expenses. Joining in the lun wiD be students, seated of Tasal, the coMtal-city of Acapulco, and wiD view left to right In front, MarlaAverlo!), Tracy McKlnaeY such sights 1111 the ancient pyramids ol the Aztec and Erin Anderson; seated left to dght in rear, Chip ci'VIllzatlon, the Sluine of Ot•ada•lpe, and the wot1d • Werry, Lisa Riggs, IJnda Rlggll and BeUyann Loftis. famouscllllcBversolAcapulco.Spanlshteacher,Fred Brenda Sinclair, who wiD also be going on lhe lrip, was Baloy and his wHe, wi,D he acr,ompany~og the students ·absent. Meigs County property traQsfers••• Lorenzo D. Davis, Sr., deceased, Roger W. Davis, Cert. ot Trans., Pomeroy Vlllage. · !3ernard V. Fultz, TrustEe, to Jay Hall, Jr., Lot 27, Middleport Vlllage. Sharen Maye Herald to Frank Herald, Jr.• 25.61 acres, rutland. Bernard V. Fultz, Trustee, Ber· n!lrd ':J. Fultz, BettY J. F\lltz to Herald Oil and Gas Company, Right of Way, Salisbury. Emerson Well, Elizabeth WeD to Howard E. Well, Doris E. Snowden, .3 acre, Chester. ]udgententsought Hysell sentenced a p· ,, • • • • Coo':' ELBERFELDS JACKSON AND PERKINS LADIES, STOP IN AND LOOK THRU OUR LARGE SELECTION OF BY JANTZEN MAIN STREET MARKET , OHII 9 AIL·6 PJL DAILW Thomas L. Coett, etal, to Diamend Savings and Loan Co., ' Sheriff's Deed, Sutton. Ronald L. Salser, Janice Salser, Oris L. Smith, Patricia Smith to Nicholas R. Ihle, Diana L. !hie, Pt. : Lot, Middleport, · Charles Edward Yost to Syracuse, Racine Regional Sewer Dlst., Parcels, Sutton. Virginia Grimm to Everett C. Foreman, Linda Foreman, Lot, Middleport Village. Alice Mae Stanley, Daniel Stanley, Shirley Stanley to Albert F. · Dixon, Lot 11, Scipio. Albert F. Dixon, Leah Mae Dixon to Albert F. Dixon, Leah Mae Dixon, Lot ll, Scipio. Darrell Brewer, carol Brewer to Manning D. Webster, Shertff's Deed. Pomeroy VUlage. . Elizabeth Farrar, Ivor N. Farrar to Ivor N. Farrar, Elizabeth Farrar, Parcels, Orange. Zurich-American Insurance Co., Cleveland and Coca Cola Bottling Corp., LoulsvWe, Ky., have flied suit against Elmer M. Bowles, Middleport, and Pauline H. Atkins, . Rutland, demanding a $6254.11 Judgment stemming from an ace!Terry Eugene ·Hysell, Racine, dent which occured some time ago __. Th rsd M1 at the lniersectln of U.S. 33 and _was sen1en~'-"" .u ay 1n e gs County Commg.n Plt>as Court by N d h County Rd. IS In Bedford Township. Judge Charles Kilighl to six months ee umpires, coac es A deficiency jUdgment of $4413.12 In the Chillicothe . Correctional Salem Center Baseball. Assocla·has ~ awarded In Meigs County . Facility for allegedly ·forging .Common. Pleas Court to Diamond· check on FFeb. W at BaR){ On~ in tion .. is In nero of ump~ and Savings and Loan Co. from Robert coache~> as soori·as JXlSslble: Please ' ·· ' ·· • J. · Hawley; Pomeroy, .et ~L The· · ~I:OYs'entenced Thuisday by '·cali 742-2221. ortglnal judgment requested was Judge Knight was H~rry . Barton, . h · ~.498.85. . A deed for pi'QPI!I1y Pomeroy. Barton was given. a unters to meet · · lnvolvedJn the.sult Is tpllE.t.conveyed - .suspended six inonth Jail SelltenC!' · • ' ·• tq Diamond -by .the -M~gs County and· two year's probalil?~ fpr thl? .· '· The Meigs C6urity. Ciionhunters Sheriff. · Feb: 26 breaking and entering of the · wlll meet at,G: 00 p.m: this evening In other court action, a case filed Modern Supply Store on West Main !Friday) at the club~ouse on by Farmers Bank and Savings Co., In Pomeroy. .. Snowball Hlll. An eyster su(lperwill be served. Pomeroy, against Dan Smith ot Racine, has bl'e11 dismissed and a notice of appeal has been flied by Michael D. McHenry, Minford, in a case against the Administrator of the Bureau of Worker's Compensation, Columbus, et al. .SPORTSWEAR AND SWIMWE.AR WISTIIAII ST. · Els(e L. Jones, deceased, William C. Jones, A{fldllvlt, Bedford. Ethel Smith by Atty. in fact, to Loren J. Coleman, Mary E. Coleman, Pt. Lot. Salisbury. Dorothy E. Miller to· Thomas Miller, Parcel, t;:dlumbla. Cora Mae Joachim, deceased, Ralph C. Calvert Jr., Ceri. of Trans.: Pomeroy Village. Cora Mae Joachim deceased, Mary Ann Huddleston, Cert. of Trans., Pomeroy Village. JohnS. Bailey, Jr., etal, Anna B. Bailey , etar, Owen Cochran Bowser. deceased, and Helen J . Bowser etal, Owen P. Bowser, etal, Morton N. Goldstein, etal, Fred M. Bowan eta I, Martin C. Wilkes, etal, minerals. OSE SALE! •GRANDIFLORA RO.SES • "TEA ROSES •CLIMBING , ROSES mid-. QT• . t•••l For V~eatloa•l BAHR · C.LOTHIERS. 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' $7.45 ROSES •• ;................... ·S6.79 S8.15 ROSES •••••••••••••••••••••• S7 .29 $8.45 ROSES ...................... $7.59 sa.9 5· ROSES ...................... S8.09 S9.95 ROSES ...................... S8.99 1 ON SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ELBERFELDS POMIIOY Despite dismiSsals, case still set for trial the 648 Board's claimed failure to require ,certain witnesses to give testimony will not be tried, Duncan said. Duncan concluded that "the court Is persuaded that the evidence of record, and all reasonable inferences drawn therefrom, do not support plaintiff's argument that the Meigs County Board of Commissioners or its members either dlfectly participated In or authorized, approved or acquiesced In any deprivation the plaintiff may have suffered." As for the Gallia commissioners, "the court finds no genuine Issue of material fact remains with regard to. whether the Gallia County Board of Commissioners · or Its ·members either authorl7.ed, approved or without due process of law. Duncan has allowed to be tried Mrs. Plummer's claims of the 648 board's alleged failure to provide a hearing tor her before a neutral panel; the board's alleged filllure to "mitke a statement sufficiently describing the nature of its detetmlnatlon and the evidence relied on"; and alleged conspiracy by the commlssiOm?rs to deny Mrs. Plummer a "fair and unbiased hearing" on removing her from office. Duncan also.denied the commissioners' motion for liability and Immunity, but granted a motion dismissing the defamation charge filed against them by Mrs:. Plummer. An alleged claim of Inadequate notice of charges made .against Mrs. Plummer and POMEROY - Altltoughsummary judgments have been granted dlsmissL'Ig some of the claims mlide by Maxine Plummer against the county commissioners of Gallia, Meigs and Jackso11 counties, the case wUI still go to trial. U.S. Dlstrtct Court Judge Robert M. Duncan wilt allow the Issues of due proci'S$, COI)Spiracy and lmrnunily for the commissioners and the G-J-M 648Mental Health Board to be heard In trial. · · ·Summary judgment on the jssues was requested by all defendants named in the lawsuit, filed In ~983 by Mrs. Plummer, the 6!18 Board's former executive director. . ' ·Mrs. Plummer claims the defendants ·in the suit deprived her of certain libertY and property Interests Couriiy man killed in · two-vehicle accident CENTERVll..LE - One Gallla County man was killed and another. injured In a two-vehicle accident Friday morning on U.S. 35 In Jackson County, . according to the Jackson post of the State Highway Patrol. · William Ward. 63, of Thurman, was fatally Injured when the van he · was driving apparently pulled from JacksonCourity51nto tlie }lathoJ an ea~ttx>und traj:tOr·tr;l\ler driven by Davld Ramey, 30, 6f Rio Grande, at Ua.m. Ramey was trea'tep and released at Ito~ Medical.Centet"followtng ~ , . -the "accident .fOr -!llulllf>le·S()rapes and bruises, hosplial offlclalS'Said. The impact of the accident, which occurred approximately one and eight-tenths mlles..west of theGaUia County line, forced both Ramey's and Ward's vehicles to gc off .the right side of the highway, striking an embankment, troopers said. Ra· Grande, was treated for inultlple scrapes and bnJlses mey's tractor also ftipped onto Its FATAL VAN - WWiam Ward, 63, of Thunnan, . at Holzer Meclcal Center foUowlng the accident, lefJ side In the accident, spilling his--· Wll8 fatally Injured Friday momlng in Jackson areordlng to hospital oflldals. (Photo coortesy Bob load of coal, troopers added. County when he apparently pulled his van onto U.S. 35 Saunders) wardwaspronounceddeadal the Into the path of an eastbound tractor-trailer. 'The scene by county officials and his driver or the tractor, :11-yelir-old David ftwr\eY of.Rio body was rele.tsed .to the KuhnPr· f.ewlsFuneralHomelnOakHII I, the County driver to di(' on Ohio's also the second fatality recorded on according to a dlspatchl!r for the patrol said. · Ward .was the. second \ Galtla roadways this year. His death was Jackson County highways this year, Jackson post of the highway patrql. ' acquiesed In depriving plaintiff a fair and unbiased tribunal." .. But for the .Jackson ccmmlssloners, Duncan :;aid, "the coun believes that a jury could find the defendants Jackson County Board of Commissioners and its members reasonably should have known that their a"empts, as supervisors, to Influence the factflnder-declslonmaker and to. lobby tor plaintiff's removal. cou ld lead to the constitutional injurtes alleged ." , Mrs. Plummer claimed there is evidence to prove J aekson .commissioners tried to lnlluence their county's 648 Board members' decision to dismiss her from office.. (Continued on page A-3) Traffic fatalities in G-M area up in '8.5 , reports patrol GALLIPOLIS- Fatal accidents There have been 32 injury In · the first quaner of 1985 in the accidents, wlth48persons.tnjured In Gallia-Meigs area are up over the Gallla County, and 24 Injury same period in 19!4, Said Lt. Dan accidents with 39 people injured in Hen\)erson, the post commander. Meigs County. Overall accidents for Three people have died In Meigs the Gallla-Meigs area are down 20 County already this year. where one percent from 1984 totalS, Henderson person died there during all of1984. said. Economic loss for the 299 area . Henderson said. Qno.:. per,;Q!l·- lias accidlints lnve5tlgated by ~he patrol been kill~ In .CI!Illa County, the sofatln1985total$1.5ii,'l2(t · · "Trafflc accldenrsr!Ot only roil us same .statlstlc'. during . the .flrsl. quarter oll984. · · tremendouslY in suffering and pain. Alcohol was tl)e main factor In th_ey also affect ciur economy by lost ·thrEeottrnil:tatalaccidentsthlsyear time on the job, j,rlcrea~<;osts in and It was a factor in nv.eof theelght. ' !lutcr aJ\d medic;~ I insura~e prtmli, area fatals last yPai'·, HenderSQn :: ums·al!a incteased pi1'Silure"on dur sata: If seat belts had been worn' by tax dollars to support iliosewhoca.n the drivers in this year's fat.al no longer work or pay their medical accidents, two probably would not expenses," Henderson said . "As you can see, traffic accident s have been hurt, he said. Air bags In the other two accident not only affect those Involved in the vehicles may have saved driver's accidents, tJUt aU of us ,'' he added. 'Economic loss In 1984 through lives, however. there was extensive damage to thosevehicles. Last year, fatal and Injury accidents in the H\lw drivers who were not wearing two-county area was $5,524.020. seatbelts were thrown from their Henderson said studies!! have vehicles during accidents and all shown that properly-worn seatbeil s three have died from their Injuries. could cut the traffic death toll in half. . ·Fewer shutoffs last PUCO says winter, Fed O·K s Chase .bid tQ buy Ohio thrifts WASHINGTON !API- Applications from Chase Manhattan Corp. of New York to acquire two Ohio savings · and loans have been approved by the Federal Reserve Board. The board . Friday approved applications for Mentor Savings Bank of Mentor and Federated Savings Bank Cincinnati. Chase officials said II was a "first step" toward seiling up oi>erations In Ohio. in approving the acquisitions, the board said II believed they were of necessary to restore Mentor and Federated_ t~ permanent, full· service o~ratiohs as soon as ·possible and "to co'\trlbute to the process of achieving a resolution to the problems faced by former (Ohio Deposit Gua·rantee Fund I !nsf itutions generally." Mentor and Federated wprc among 69 privately Insured, statechartered Ohio thrlttscldl;ed March 15 'by Gov. Richard Celeste.! The closings were prompted by the March 8 cpllapse of Cincinnati· based Home State Savings Bank COLUMBUS, Ohio iAP) -The "That's good news. That makes the Public Utilities Commission ofOhlo date when we will be open on an credits a decline in utliily service unlimited basis that much sooner." shutoffs 10 a paymenl plan for · Most of the closed Ohio thrifts, low-Income customers. Although more than . 18,00) including Mentor, have since reoOhioans had their utUily service pened by obtaining federal deposit shut off for nonpayment last winter. lnSI\rance. But about W, Including that figure l~down from the number Federated, aresttllabte to offer only ,l(mlted withdrawals of $l,oll a of shutoffs duri11g the previous heating season when a partial monlh. was in effect, the moratorium Both would continue to opera tea s PUCO sa id Friday. thrifts after the proposed acquisiFrom Nov. 1, 1984, toApril5, 1985, tion, the order said. 18,:»1 customers were disconnected "Our Intention is to open both for not paying their heating bills, the i Continued on page A3) PUCO said. In the ccmparable ' period a year earlier, service was shu I off to23.919customers. The payment plan allows low· Income customers to maintain service by paying 15 percent of their income to electric and gas coin pan- and resulting runs at some other ODGFinsured savings and loans. In Columbus, Ohio Savings and Loan Superintendent Robert B. McAlister said that as a result ofthe rl'Serve board's decision, he wlil permit Federated to reopen for normal business next week. Officials of both of the -acquired thrifts were pleased by the actlon."lt's good for Mentor and good for Ohio,'' said Joseph D. Rusnak, president of Mentor. . Charles Brigham, president of Federated Savings Bank, said, ·Wiesel hopeful_, Reagan adamant after meeling on ((emetery visit WASHINGTON iAP) -Tendays before President Reagan leaves on a European tour, his economic and ·political agenda Is being oversha· dowed by a brief vjsit to the burial place of a handful of Hitler's SS troops - slUt planned despite an iinpassloned appeal by Holocaust survivor Elle Wiesel. For months, architects of the trip have worked to shape It into a forum lor Reagan's CQ111mltment to free· di:lm, democracy and ljOOOOmlc security - with the ~nomic summit May 2-4 In Bonn as Us centerpiece and stopovers In France, Spain and Portugal. Now, says a White House ofllclal \ involved In the planning, "the one unal!tlcipated contingency we have Is so overwhelming It really threatens to eclipse t~totallly of the trip." This source, who spoltf on coildltton that he not be Identified, i • said officials are still struggling for Ways to limit the impact of cantroversv over Ihe cemetery VL~it. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said the visit to the Bltburg military cemetecy in southwestern Germany is still on. But he announced that Reagan will also visit the site of the Bergep-Belsen concentration camp where historians say at least 50,1mpeople from all over Europe died during World War n. . The president will go to BergenBelsen, nOw a park with a small documenta lion ce11ter and stone milnuments ·marklnJ 14 mass graves. on the morning of May 5. He will then fly byhellcoptertoBitburg. He wW lay wreaths at both places. Wiesel, a leading writer on the Holocaust and chairman of the Holocaust Memorial Council,' pleaded with Reagan to abandon the Meigs hoaro OKs proj~ct for Head.Start·Center trtp at a ceremony Friday at which the president presented hlm with the Congressional Gold Medal. Accepting the medal for'' a II those who remember what SS killers have done to their victims," Wiesel be~hed Reagan to "do something etse, to find a way - to ·lind another way, another site" to demonstrate his ~Ire for reconciliation with the German people. "The issue here is not politics, but goodandevll,' ' he said. "That place, Mr. President, Is not your place. Your place Is with the victims of! he POMEROY -The Meigs County Commissioners have approved a proposal for remodeling a second noor, back area at! he multipurpose t bUUdlng on Mulberry Heights for use as a-Head Start Center. Commissioner David Koblentz said Saturday that the approval has been given and the application tor WHITE HOUSE VISITOR grant money for the project from tM HoloeiiUIIt aurvlvor Ella Wlelel Federal Health and Human Servl· ~peah durlnc a White u ces Department has been sent to ceremony where Pl'l!llideal R.eaChicago. pn preeenled him wl&ll &lie An estimated $45,1m to $00,00) is , Conjp'EMloul G~ Medal 1111 needed for the work even though no Frlcbqo. Wlelel pleaded with , Reapn to ·llballdon ·a aelleduled ' structural changes are Involved. However, wall partitions wUI have lltop It a m!liW'Y cemetery tlut1a& hili cornlol vllllt ' to to be removed along with extensive work to meet state day care codes. Gennany. ( AP Laierpho&o) . SS." In his remarks at the medal ceremony, the presldeltt said "Today, there !sa spirit ofreconclliatlon between the people of the allied nations and the people of Germany and even fletween the !Oidlers who fought each other on the battlefields of Europe." • I I ies. More than 169.(UI customers took advantage of the plan last winter, the commission said. The PUCO pointed out that utility customers ,were protected from shutoffs for nonpayment from Jan. 19 to March 31, 1984, making this year's decline more significant. "Twenty-five percent fewer disconnects is a significant reduction," said f'UCO Chairman Thomas Chema . "All the. gas and electric companies in the state are to be commended for their efforts." Cherna singled out Ohio Edison Co. and Cincinnati Gas & Electric • Co. "for their diligo>nt effons to enable their customers to maintain utility service." Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric l.ed large utilitycompani<'S in the rate of disconnections.' with 4,3'16 among its 426,1lll customers. Total foot age Involved Is 1200 square fEet which Includes four back rooms two of which are already occupied by Head Start offices, another by the health department and one now used for storage. Some 30 children - 15 in the morning and 15 In the afternoon would be involved in 1M program. at the center four days a week. Approval of the commissioners was necessa~ since the multipur- · pose building Is county owned .and leased by the commissioners to the Vl!rious organiza lions which occupy the building. The Heed Start program In Meigs is currently carried out at the · Racine Fire Station. • I ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. 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