https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d50becaec999557fab692137763a11dc.pdf adf5663d0f1506b21d1817b0f4bd3b2e PDF Text Text 7.1986 , I . ... . . . ... . - . .......... Chase Manhatten · buying more S&Ls with assets of $24 billion, wUI buy First National BankofCJnclnnatl Is American Savings Bank of Upper assisting Charter Oak with lnsu· Sandusky, Permanent Savings & · ranee from the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. Loan Association or Hammon, McAlister said he wOUld allow the Oxford Savings Association of of Clnclnna tl thrifts to open for pair Oxford, and 51\vings One Assocla· full service when they and their Uon of Dresden. The four thrUts banks make the request. sponsoring have as;;ets totaling $291 mUUon. of the 11 remaining Another McAlister said Molitor has been thrifts, Anchor Savings Association acquired by Central Trust of Clncinnatl arid Is In the process of · ofHUisboro, Is In the process of using a $425,!ID state loan to help qualify getting Insurance from the Federal . for federal Insurance. Deposit Insurance Corp., while COLUMBUS (UPI) The number of Ohio savings and loan Clarence N. Rupp Karen L Johnson associ a tlons stJU lacking a way to Karen Lynn " Prudy" Johnson, 41, reQpen has dropped below the dozen Clarence Nicholas Rupp, 72, a Racine, died Sunday in Holzer mar,k. and wtll go even lower today former reskll'llt of Middleport and a Medical Center. as the Chase Manha ttan Bank of longtime resident or Toledo, died She was born Jan. 7, 1944, In New York announces some new Monday at the Northside Convales· Parkersburg to Charles H. and acquisitions. cent Center In Atlanta, Georgia. Bonnie F . Wolfe 'lbelss. Racine, Honie Savings of America. Los A retired ma nager of the Food· Ohio. Angeles . the second-largest sa vlngs town food store In Toledo and a U.S. She was an aide for 13 years with bank in the country, has signed · Anny veteran of World War II. the Southern kindergarten aild a letters of Intent to purchase four of Rupp was born March 22, 1913 In member of the Bethany United the closed Ohio thrifts, Robert B. Attala, Ala., a son of Elmer and Methodist Church, Dorcas, Ohio. McAlister, state superintendent of Maude McComb Rupp. He had been Surviving along with her parents savings and loan associations, a member of the Middleport · are her husband Harold David announced Monday .. Masonic Lodge. Johnson, Racine, Ohio; one son, In addition, Ch.arter Oak Savings Survivors Include a daughter and David M. Johnson, Racine; two ASSOciation and Molitor LOan and son·ln-law,KrlstenandSteveFrled· sisters, Joy K. Morarlty, Syracuse Building Co., both Cincinnati, are man, Atlanta; a brother, Marvin and lbura J . Hupp, Racine; one Rupp, Fostoria; a sister, Gladys brother, Thomas M. Theiss, Por· · neru· receiving federal Insurance with help from a pair of Cincinnati Myers, Toledo; and two grandsons, tland and several nieces and banks, McAlister said. Bryon and Evan Friedman, both a t nep~s .. The latest transactions wltl rehome ln ·Atianta. Funeral services will be Wednes· He was preceded In death by his day at1 p.m. at Foglesong Funeral · duce to 11 the number o!Ohio thrifts stW open only for ilmlted wlthdra· parents and his wife, Veva Russell Home with the Rev. Paul McGuire ~als of $1,!ID per month per officiating. · Rupp. customer. Fifty-seven will be open Graveside services will be held 3 Burial Will be 1n the Greenwood tor full service. · · p.m. ~ednesday, along with a Cemetery. said Home Savings, McAIIs!er veteran s memorial service. at Friends may call at the funeral Riverview Cemetery. Rev. George home trotn 2-4 and 7·9 p.m. on . . . Riser will officiate. Tuesday. . .. Cost-sharing The mayor also reported that another contractor may take over construction of a new Nelson's Drug Store. Building materials for the · project were left on the East Main . St.' site when Gene Metz Construe· !Jon, Belpre. began ·expertencjng financial dlfllcultles. Metz Con· structlon Is now Involved In lltlga · lion over the matter. As requested by Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman, council voted to let Middleport administer the .state funded cab service which has ~ proposed for the two villages. Administration wtlllnclude writing the Initial grant, keeping the books $nd auditing the program. · In other business, council wjll l)egtn taking applicatlons for a supervisor to oversee Pomeroy summer wor~rs who wiD be employed through the Ga!Ua-Melgs Qmmunity Action Agency's Job Training Program Act. An older person wDI be needed for the position. Half of this person's wages Will be paid through another C.A.A. program: The vtll!J&e will pay t~ olber half. . . . . ' . ·:·. Council discUSsed . a faD trash pickUp lor the village but made no decision. A recent trash pickup was much appreciated by village resl· dents, a~rdlng to Councilman Jane Walton, clerk-treasurer, pointed out that total costs to the village for the recent week·lorig trash piCkup was $250, Walton also said that city lneome tax moliey to this point Is being used to ''play catchup." said Mayor Seyler, "We were bankrupt, but we'te getting wellJ'Veryday." At the next regular meeting, council wtll select an engineer to outline upgrading of the village's sewer system as requested by the Environmental Protection Agency . Present for Monday's meeting were Mayor Richard Seyler; Jane Walton, clerk-treasurer; Council members Larry Wehrung, John Anderson, Bruce Reed, Henry Werry and BUI Young; and Jennifer Sheets, solicitor. NOW OPEN FOR SPRINt S~SON Cornplellli• of .,.table &bed- dirw plants. hal'lirw blsbts, potted pllnts - bloomi• &foli· •· shrubbery, rose bushes, azaleas & Rhododendrons. OPEN DAILY 9 to 15 SUNDAY 1 to 5 PH.992-5776 .~·~;c.·. TIF, 11~cer1t's~ ~ - . nice one! Present her With gilts like these that say you care! . •Sportswear •Knit Tops •Shorts •Slacks The Public Utility t:omriiiSSIOil of Ohio ' (PUCO) Is holding a public hearing May 9 to review Columbus and Southern Coal Electric Company's line of maintenanCe, emergency planning and safety proce· dures. The healing will be held May 9 at 6: 30 p.m. at the Athens C9unty Courthouse. PUCO Chairman Thomas Chema and Commissioner Ashley Brown wtll conduct the hearing with the Athens County Commissioners. The public ls encouraged to attend and present their concerns. "It Is Important to Jet the PUCO know our concerns about q,SOE's line maintenance, emergency planning and safety procedures," stated Phyllis Casto , AOPIC board member. 731. 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OFF .. ~ ~.); '" SAVE 20°/o •Free Gift Wrapping •Free Engraving ,4N · Smokey.Topaz 40 · Dia. Tiger Eye · SAVE Diamond Pendant 25°/o 2 Sectlona. 16 Pages 26 C•ntt A Multimedia Inc. NtwapiiPfH are: GaiDa County Local Schools, $3.7 million; Cou~ty general fund, $&17,<XXJ; Gallia-Jackson-Vinton Joint Vocatlonal School, $300,00); and, Cheslre Twp.• $168,!nl. · Just how much money Is lnvolved·is uncertain and the Impact Will vary with each county, said Jim Witzel, administrator of the public utllity tax division within the state department of 'taxation. The redistribution stems from a series of sult.i. filed In 1981, 1982, and 1983 by the Gallia County auditor, who questioned the method used by the tax commission to apportion personal property taxes of the Ohio Power Co. and the Ohio Vallev Electric Co. . The case went before the board of tax appeals and eventually reached the Ohio Supreme Court last July, where a decision favoring the county auditor was affirmed. But the full Implications of the decision are only now becoming known to ol~er county auditors. The six counties will gain .because they contain power generating facilities owned by the two utilities, said Witzel. The change does not affect the overall value of the companies, he said. "In our original method, we did not apportion all of the value qf the powr,r plant In the county where It is . located," Witzel explained. "We sprea~ it over all of the counties Where It operated." The method of taxing electric -companies was changed as a result of the decision. But because the • Senrices continue at Morse Chapel despite padlock, • • trespassing notice .....;., ' . ,'. . litigation Involved only those two companies, the changes affecting the other utilities were made beginning with the 1984 tax duplica 1es and Will not require a redistribution, Witzel said. "What we had to do Is go back Into all of these counties and take some of that value back out.and put It Into Gallla and the others," he said. The money owed by the 59 counties Will be withheld from future distributions from the state, Witzel said, but that wtll leave less money fOr each polltlcaL subdivision, such as schools, townships and others authorized to levy taxes, until the debt Is paid. "Picture It as a pie. We, carved It one way, and the Supreme Court divided It another way, " said Witzel. ~ J,, •• ·f A $1,630,!ID bon(! iSsue-tax levy, which would have provided funds along with state aid for an extensive building program, failed &70-579 at a By BOB HOEFLICH special election held Tuesday In the Senllilel Slafl Writer Eastern Local School District. AlthOugh the entran~ Is padAlthough the Issue was for 6.37 and a !repassing warning is locked mills the Eastern Board of Educa· p<ll>ted, services wtll he held Sunday lion had Indicated that a five mtll at the Morse Chapel Community · levy which produces monies for Church on County Road 35 near building Improvements In the Dorcas. Charles P . Bailey, chair· district would be removed so that man of the chapel's board of the tax inerease·lf the Issue passed . · trustees , said TueSday: would have bj.>en only 1.87 mills In rn fact, Bailey ls!;ued a public · new'taxE'$. riot!~ to·that euect in re&c!!On to tl\e . The state had promised $3,823,695 padlock and the trepaJslngnotlceon to the total building program the 126 year-old church. It has the planned by the district. The plan was same salutation as the !repassing llJr renovat!on of the present fiigh CUlSII:D-'DIIIIJI)'oarolddluidlonfuinlyBoad COnfl.lrente or tile MetiJodlst Church. However, fitiol tnt Jidated' el -';' 3Snelll'~-'-r~~lll)dJlllllt!!daplnst ~are beii!J~ aa.cJ wonlllp wiDapparentJy noll~ ahd reads; . . . . .. sa . .. o a COR&Q f')'l<'n·. :•.--"'·g' by .._, __._ Edwaidll !ll. lhli.' ..,...,. .Ohio COilllnUe 10 lake plll(!e lU; l1ie Church 'despite threats of · ·. , ''fo WJ!omlt May CO:ncern: .. , '.tllty.SChoolandthl!'constructlonofa _ .,~. -...-·-· .. . . . . p •._._.......... . . "Tliere wlil .be: regular services new high school. > held at the Morse Chapel Commun· · Here's the precinct vote on the lty Church as scheduled, May 12, Issue: 1985. Easlem Local Leyy Yeil No "Sunday school, lOa.m.; worship East Bedford (Part) (6 ' service, lla.m. voters; 1 0 "Everyone invited to attend. North Chester 79 89 "Come expecting a blessing from South Chester 72 104 the Lord. We believe In worshiping West Chester 93 83 God through birth, death and Lebanon (Part.) tersl 4 9 ByNANcr YOACHAM Quebec, Canada the first week of catied by Fultz to testify about the resurrection of Jesus Christ." Long Bottom 32 60 Sentinel staff Writer April on a French Club field trip. events of the field trip. Both A !repassing sign posted on the Ollvedale 96 90 A hearing on a motion for Informal hearings for each student accounts were nearly identical front door of the church when Reedsville 57 78 preliminary lnlunctlon against Dan were held last Friday morning. including the fact that Mrs. Poston. residents went to the church the past Orange 145157 Morris, Meigs Local Superintend- Expulsions were effective as of 3: 15 who was In charge of the trip, was Sunday, and signed by Benjamin · TOTAU! 579 6l8 ent, and the Meigs Local Board of Monday. Fultz and the students' never told by the non-teaching Edwards, superintendent of the In the only other election held Education has been continued until parents . were · present for the chaperones on the excursion that AI hens MethOdist District, reads. In Tuesday In Meigs County Syracuse · noon Friday by Meigs County Informal hearings held separately. some of the students had been part : Vtllage voters approved a 1.8 mill, Common Pleas Judge Charles In opening the hearing Tuesday. drinking. "To Whom It May Concern: five year tax levy, · for current Knight. Doidge, who had just turned i8 Fultz argued that by expelling the "The Morse Chapel United Meth· expenses 68 to 18. The motion was Died by Pomei'O)' students before they have ex· prior to the trip, testified that he odlst Church Is otflclaily closed by attorneys Bernard Fultz and Jen· hausted administrative remedies, purchased 1\'hiskey at thelnslstance action of the West Ohio Conference nlfer Sheets on behalf ot three Meigs of several other boys on the trip and their rights are being denied. of the United Methodist Church's students Sean Doidge, David Smith, ·Morris, called by Fultz to testify, th11t each of the boys contributed to Jeffrey Basham and thetr parents. said the plalntlfls have not ex· the cost. The students and . their parents It was pointed out by FUltz that hausted their administrative reme· · have lodged a suit against the dies and may appeal to the board for other students In thegroupoflSwho defendants Charging that their further hearing. It was Morris' had made thetrlp,are also alleged to expulsion from Meigs High was Understanding that no appeal to the have drinking, but no action has unconstitutional. been taken against those students. board has been made. Joseph Lawless, stopped by If granted by the judge, the Morris said the other cases are Morris explained that during the Pomeroy Pollee at 2:44 a.m. preliminary injunction wiD prevent time or expulsion, the students are under Investigation and the board Is Tuesday morning on a traffic the defendants from putting the not permitted to make up work, nor considering taking action. viola tlon has been taken Into expulsions Into effect until after a Following readings of key board take textbooks home, 'nor enter custody at the Meigs County final hearing on the matter. and rules of conduct policies school property, Doidge, the only Sheriffs Department after a check All parties involved agreed that senior Involved, would not be regarding the use of "conterfelt on his driver's license number the students should be allowed to aUowed to graduate unless he has controlled substances," Morris said revealed he was wanted on charges return to .classes untH the Friday the necessary number of credits. those · polices and rules· were In three other Ohio counties. preliminary Injunction hearing. Fultz pointed out that. without a approved by the board every year. Lawless; 57, of Sprtngfled, Is They will not be participating·· In diploma, Doidge would not beableto Fultz, who says he searched (he charged In Monroe County with extra-curricular activities. enter the U.S. Naval Nuclear board minutes, charges the policies defrauding an Innkeeper. Other The students were expelled from Engineering Program this and FUies were•not approved. charges against him are pendl~g In school after It was determined that summer. This was the critical issue of the Clark and Franklin Counties, off!· each had consumed alcohol or had . Mrs. Virginia Poston, Meigs High hearing. (Continued on page 6) alcohol In his possession while In French teacher, and Doidge ·were (Continued on page 6j \/ r;'J.;. 1', 40 · Dla. Slslnet ON All STONE ~ RINGS ~_..-t" 4M : Dia. Blue Star . ,..·, ,~ · ·., . ... ' '!;;: '<.. 1. ..·( ~ .;.\.~ J) ~~ :_.-.7 4P · Dla. Dome 'V Your Dependable Jeweler ~ For Over 26 Years ' !•- _ _........... . Question over board policies arises at expulsion hearing Couple face charges in four counties Diamond Clusters give the mood of one big diamond at an afford· able price. Watches enttne • SUN FUN s,,,., at y • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Wednesday. May 8. 1985 From United Pn!M OVP Stall Reporis CHESHffiE - Fifty-nine Ohio counties that collected taxes from the Ohio Power Co. and the Ohio Valley . Electric Co. have to return some of that money, but eight other counties - Including Gallia County - will reap a windfall as a result of reapportionment decls.lon. . The eight counties receiving refunds, and the . amount to he returned, are: Galli a County, $5.2 million; Jefferson County, $712,!XXl; Morgan County, $2.5 million; Pike County, $215,(00; UnlonCounty,$100,(00; WashlngtonCount)l, $1.41l;l1Uion; and Henry, $900,!XXl. Gallla's local agencies to reap the greatest benefit •Fragrancei Ohio lottery winners CLEVELAND (UP!-) - Mon· day's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Nwnber e Vot.35. No.17 Copyrighted 1986 • • Gallia'·s Gavin tax return totals $5.2 million Make Mom's day an·especially · PUCO schedules line hearin,.g ·<Continued from page 11 tt.••ad's Grea•IIIM a Bishop, Cabinet and Dlstrtct Build· lng and C hurch Locallons Committee. "This property Is held legally by the trustees of the West Ohio Conference. Persons who trespass these premises ww be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. "This property Will be Offered lor sale about June 1. 1985." · .. Acopyofthetrespas81ngorderws "smt -to Shel1ff . Howard Frank. ~ccotding to a notation atthe liottom of the order. Mr, and )l.lrs. Bailey .Indicated they !\'ere advised that the church .:was helrig closOO ~~~ $Old ·~ail$e . , there ·aTE! only twO ·inemberli. However, the Baileys report that there may be only "two members" on the church book. but that attendance Is nonnally about15tol8 people each Sunday even though attendance was low on some Sundays during the past winter when weather made the roads almost an Impossibility to travel. · Although residents attending the church last Sunday morning found the door padlocked and the notice posted, services went on as usual. Screws were removed from the hasp to gain entrance and were replaced after the services so the door remained padlocked. Apparently, the same procedure wUl be followed next Sunday when services are again planned at the loca lion. The Baileys say that the church. (Continued on page 6) Timber contract found- valid.in Meigs Court . Meigs County Common Pleas judge feels the Meredith's were Judge Charles Knight has decided aware ol the value of the tlmher that a tlmbertng contract between because they knew that In 1m. Asa Bllly Joe Butcher, Albany, and Hoskins, who then owned the . RlchardandMaryMeredlth,Pome· property, received $40,!XXl tor roy. Is valid. approximately one-half of the The judge concluded that conten· tlmber taken from several acres on lions by the defendants that "false the·land. The judge also concluded ·and tradulent" representations that It was the Meredlths who made ·were made to them by Butcher, the . the lnltial'l:ontact with Butcher. plalntlft, and that they "relied upon The Meredlths alleged that the . the representations" because they tlmher contract was tor an "uncon· "have never dealt In the timber slcouaably" low price. However, the business" weren't valid. judge stales that court'B are not The judge noted the defendants prone to probe Into the amount ot provided evidence that their lack consideration and that while pay· of knowledge In the timber business ment to Meredith's from Butcher hindered them In making deCisions ($4500 on a $52,!nl gross) Is landOWnerS make dally regarding .substantially io~r.than area stand· . operations upon their ptopei ty. The • oo • >. I. ard, the defendants chose to receive • field whle storing logs there from payment by cashier's check for an other operatlons and for cutting Immediate need rather than specu- seventy trees under eighteen Inches late on a percentage basis. Butcher In diameter. The court ruled $1!XXl to be reasonable payment for dam· lijld otlered the Meredith's forty percent of the gross lor "saw" ages. Butcher has parttallycornpen· lumber and fifty percent of the · sated Meredith's In the amount of $250 leaving $750 to be paid. "veneer" lumber. The court further concluded that The court concluded that each party made a reasoned decision claims ol Butcher regarding dally based upon their needs at the tlmeol earnings loss must tall for lack ol the contract. The contract, entered evidence. Ftllng of Judge Knight's opinion Into April 10, 198t, gave Butcher the terminates the timbering contract tlmberrlghtstoaUtreesgreaterthat 181nchesindlameteratthestumpon between Buther and the Meredith's. the Meredith's 166 acre Bedford · Butcher was represented by St~e Story'of Pomeroy. William LaVelle • Township fann for the $4500 swn. According to the judge's opinion, of Athens represented the Butcher Is to compensate the Meredlths. Meredith's for the loss of use o'r a ' NEW SIGN - 1broup lhe eftoria ollhe Melp County J~ Court, lhe Meigs County Enatneer's Dept., Soutbem School D111r1ct lila medlanlal and ~he Racine Vllap Street Deparlma!t, INs- .. by. inch reflectortzed I"'"" and white direcilonal sip to Soi10 IW lfiP School has been placed at tile inlellleellon of State~ ... ..,.,. St., Raclae. Supt. Bobby Onl and· lhe cliolrtd's board of ....._...._ extended thanks to aD lho8e who worked on the project. l'lduaed w1111 t.he new sip are I lor, DIIIIRI!De, bus rnecbanlc; Glen Rloeraftlleltreet .department and BID Hoback, bus meclwdc. AD three worked • erecting the sgn. - ~: ··· �mme · . ntary . , 'Co 8, 1985 ,. Pa.ge-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · ~ .. . • · f, May 8. 1985 ~============== ==~~1~t~w--o-n~ . '~t-w __ o_r~k---~~:~~~~:~~~~~~~w::i_U~w_m::F_·.~B~~~k~l_ey~k 1 The Daily Sentine · Thl' decision to Impose an the Soviet empire step up its trade economic embargo against Nlcara· with Nicaragua, It will step In with gua causes one to wonder, wonder. additional aid to Nicaragua. Wilen Without taking a position against the Sandlnlstas took office, trade lost causes (to do so would be to with the United States was 34 forsake idealism), hl'rearereasons percent of total Nicaraguan trade. why the policy is misbegotten. Already, before the boycott, It is , 1. The first of these Is precisely reduced to 18 percent. Fifty million that It Is a lost cause. Sen. Sam dollars or this and· that exported, Nunn, D·Ga., a!' able and resourCe· $100 million Imported by Nlcara· ful anti-communist, greeted the gua.' When we contemplate that the measure with hearty approval. But cost ·to the Soviet Union of then he wound up by saying thatthe maintaining Cuba is estimated at $8 economic embargo would only be ,million per day, thlsmeansthatthe effective if other countries followed Soviet Union, should It decide suit. directly to compensate Nicaragua Well, other countries aren't going · for U.S. trading losses, could do so to follow suit. In fact, the contrary Is tor roughly what It pays Castro for likely. Not only will, for Instance, one week of satellltehood. Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MI\$0N AREI\ ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD . Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor , LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They•should be less than 300 words long, Alllrtters art' subject to cdltln~ and mu st b<' s l~ned with namec, address and telephone number . No unsigned Jeuers will be published. Letters should be Jn good tasl<'. addressing lssurs. not personalities. · 2. The American people aren't any good at halfhearted exertions over a long haul. Ask anyone In VIetnam who took seriously the oaths of three presidents to defl'nd VIetnamese freedom to the end. Nobody . Is going to get killed enforcing Mr. Reagan's blockade. But then, no one was getting killed enforcing the agricultural embargo on the Soviet Union after the Afghan Invasion. But days after he came Into office, Ronald Reagan repealed that embargo. Because he knew It was hurting American farmers - and, presumably, be· cause he sensed It was not having any decisive effect . on Soviet be.havlor. But how will . it play in Podunk? There Is more to publishing a book of highway maps than meets the naked eye, apparently. In preparing the latest edition ofthelr Road Atlas for print, we' retold, the folks at Rand McNally "put virtually the whole country Into their computer - or at least just about all of the cities, towns, counties and other place names." Some of the Information Is rather suprjslng. At least we .were surprised !JY lt. You may find It downrlgllt flabbergasting. · : For Instance, which U.S. president would you .say has had the largest number of Inhabited entitles named for him? ' : We would have assumed It was Abraham Lincoln, an Indica tion my assuml'r needs new tubes, or something. · There are only 32 Llncolns In America, which puts The Great . Emancipator In a tie with George . Washington. Both are outstripped, l)amesake-wlse, by ThomasJefferson, with 'rl. Heading the list of national heroes Immortalized with place names Is Ben Franklin, who never made It to the White House at all. That's assuming, or course, that all45 Frankl Ins were named for the former U.S. ambassador tp France. · There Is always a chance, we suppose, that some of the places were named for Abe Franklin. Or maybe George or Tom Franklin. Also surprising IS the facet that we have In this country 23'Smithvllles and 21 Smlthflelds. That means that In the mapping game the Smiths outrank the Frankllns - Ben, ,'\be or whatever their given name. : Likewise to be considered is !he fact that America has 20 places named "The charge up Nicaragua Hill." -.- ' ... • While all of this is duly unexpected. the big question Is: Will it play In Peoria? There are' 18 Peorias In America In the Rand McNally \Otal but only one ~odunk, a cornmunjty ne~r. Worcester, Mass. . · ·· . • The plentltude of Peorias Is' perhaps understandably but the deart.h of · eodunks Is a real puz,zlement. . ; Judging from the number ·of Urnes we've heard the name, every crossroads In the country must have a Podunk. If there are 22 I_>umpkin Centel'flln ~rica, surely th~re are that many P.Odunks. '· · .C \.-~ . . . . . .. ·. , :' . .• . • . erossroi!ds, :lncii{en!aiiy, 'loorn. Jarge·:tn 1i1e Rand ·McNally. tally, as do fO!'IIS, c:!OtMrs an!! points. They ~ilunted 39plates namedeltherCi'OSstoalls cir Cross Roads, plus 49 Five Points, 2'2 Five Forks and 10 Five Corners, not tb mention 17 Four Co~J~ers and '1:1 Center Points. · :Frankly, if we lived In a place that only had four comers, wew911ld vote to give It another name- Pumpkin Center, for Instance. · ' 11 should be noted the forks, comers and points total runs second to hills, valleys, views and ridges, especially those that are pleasant. We currently have 64 Pleasant Hills, 47 Pleasant Valleys, 24 Pleasant VIews and 17 Pleasant Ridges. : By our count, each state could have a Pleasant Hill and still not putt hem all on the map. However, some states may not be doing their part. · The same Is true of mounts. Desplteanaggregateof56MountPieasants, there are only :rT Summits. If ever we reach the pritnt where the Podunks outnumber the Llncolns, you'll know we're In real trouble. ' • behavior, It wUI have the psycholog. teal effect of currying favor on the little underdog, the nation one one-hundredth theslzeofthe United States. It Is certain IQ electrify the left-leaning of the hemisphere to be able to point to the old Imperialistic. habits of the United States. It Is by no means Inconceivable, one year from now. that President Daniel Ortega will pray at night, If ever he prays at night, that the United States will maintain Its ec9nomlc embargo so that he can continue to enjoy the political - and economic - dividends It wtll bring him. 4. Asked why the United States does not sever relations wtt~ Nicaragua, the White House sj». kesman said that the opinion of the' president Is that willie we are seeking negotiations, It does not make sense to sever relations. Why? It Is relatively easy to negotiate with a country with which you do not have formal diplomatic rela· lions. We are doing this every day with castro, and 15years agowedlcj It with Mao's China. But simultaneously to maintain diplomatic rela· lions, and to countenance everything from the secret mining of harbors, to aid to counterrevolu: tlonary movements, to economic embargoes, leaves us with a public · policy toward Nicaragua t nat Is difficult to parse. 5. II must be awfully tempting for Mr. Reagan to turn to Congress and say: "OK, gentlemen, ladles. You want It to go the way It went In Cuba. You want to walt until Ills too late. You object to modest, but possibly crucial, help to the contras. You talk about negotiation, negotla· lion, negollailon. You talk about . Indigenous revolutions that alight to be prepared to evQlve In their own way. Lucrative defense ---,----J_a_ck_A_.n--,-de_r_so_n_'&_D_a_le_V<_an_A_ua_ ~arls. ' 3. Not only will our embargo have no decisive effect on Sandlnlsta WASIDNGTON- Bowing to the communications and intelligence exclusion of Alrwork Ltd. from the Another cable 10 days later wls!Jes of the reclusive sultan of equipment. contnict. reported that a Briton high In the Oman., .U.S. officials .are .on the Oman Is' the only state In the Lando·n, who has made inllllons· Oinanl rnllltary had suggeste<) -In verge of an ·apparently unprece- stt.ateglc Persian GtiH area lh<,~t has• as the sultan's most Influential an 0 bvlou.~· effort · to make the dented move: awardlilg a ·foreign · agreed to let u.s. military forces· ·. advlser,andErtcBennett,aBrltisli AirwOrk award more palatablecompany a major contract for use bases on Its territory In a crisis. officer detached to serve as chief of that the contract be given to a joint secret American mUltarY work. Although thecarl'lakingcontract the Oman! air force, visited the venture of the British firm and an The prospect Is so unnerving to Is osten$1bly worth abopt $60 Pentagoo more than a year ago to American o]le, ,VInnell Corp. . . sec;urlty·mlndE'd U.S,..11xperts. that ,. million, Pentagon ~urces told uslt . solicit contracts for .Brltish fl,mis In .On ·April 2, ~n!tilry of Slate , . am:iouncer'rlent ·of tbe:contract has '. could well blossom lnto, a;$~lillllon :· Oman; .lncludiM AltWork, ·." ·:' · ·. Shultz .sreretli•cabled -the been held up rot four monthS Whi'le .. bonaitza for tlle winning company. . '·u.s. ottlclals were understanda· ' .·u:s. amba~sador tbat h~ ·acd1pted ' the ·Pentagon, the CIA and the Aware of this, 14 JJ.S. firms - and bly reluctant to turn their sensitive. the Oinanl foreign minister's reNational Security Council lnvestl· one British company, Alrwork Ltd. equipment and a lucratlvl'contract quest as the authoritative view or gate the matter. ~ sent representatives on site over to a British firm, which would the sultan. But stU! the tontract Complicating the situation Is the visit In October 1!& and submitted somehOw have to obtain U.S. award has been held up for the fear of offending the sultan, whom preliminary bids on the project. "secret" clearance. But they were various Investigations by u.s. the Reagan administration has Three U.S. companies - Nor· equally reluctant to antagonl7Je the agencies. high hopes of converting Into · a thrpp, BendlxandEG&Gintertech · sultan or his British friends, who "We're kind of caught In one or royal American ally similar to the - wound up on thl' "short list" of seemed to have the Inside track those foreign policy binds," a high late shah of Iran. bidders after ·U.S. government with the monarch. Pentagon official told us. "The ' The contract In question Is for the · reviews. Each firm spent$200,1XX)to The touchy matter remained in sultan and his boys 'are squeezing "caretaking" of three Oman! faclll- $1 million on Its bid. Umbo for months. Then on March everybody, which makes 11 a ties. ,which tlie United States has That's when Sultan Qabus bin 17, 1984. U.S. Ambassador John difficult situation. We want to get already spent more than $200 Said's whim of Iron made Itself felt, Countryman In Oman .sent a secret our (military) requirements taken million Improving. The facUlties The 44-year-old absolute ruler's cable to Washlriglon disclosing that care of over there and do 11 the right can be used by the U.S. Central British advisers -Including his old the Oman! foreign minister had way, but we're getting pressure to Command (fornierly tll'e Rapid Sandhurst buddy, Timothy Landon given him a diplomatic note do something that Is very marginal, Deployment Force). One .of the - made It clear to the .Pentagon requesting that Alrwork be and that's where the daf!ln rub facilities will house highly sensitive that they weren't happy about the awarded the contract. comes ln." George a On the spot_·~--..,.~______w_,.~·uw_·m_A._R_us_·h_er The congressional reaction to making of foreign policy was refusing the solemn request of a elate Congress with resistance to President Reagan's request tor $14 understQody, by both parties, to be popular president who asked for such aggression. If It refuses to be the unquestioned prerogative of the authority to set a course, short of thus associated, the resistance Is million In aid to the Nicaragua contras highlights once again a executive. No more! Members of war, In a situation so fraught With probably domed In the long run , serious defect In our pri!Sent system Congress and their staffs meddle In potential danger to the 'peace and anyway, along with any purely for making U.S. policy In such the subject with unconcealed zest. security of all of Central America. executive policy that tries to situations. We had better recognize Just the other day two D!!mocratlc The fonn and phrasing or' the support It . No president should be. the problem, and devise some senators new to Nicaragua, COD· resolution are' secondary matters. asked to expend his or his country's effective way of coping with It, ferred privately with the head orthe The central problem Is \o find a political capital on a foreign policy before a bad situation becomes Sandlnlsta junta, and returned way, In the context or current that Congress refuses to endorse. triumphantly bearing an "offer" by techniques of aggression, to asso· Infinitely worse. The problem begins wtth the him which, whatever Its merits, nature of modem aggression. Wars could and should have been submit· between the major powers In the ted to our government through the nuclear era are just too ghastly to U.S. ambassador In Managua. Finally, It should be born In mind contemplate; so communist ag· that what President Reagan wants gresslon Is usually committed by Isn't a declaration of "war" against surrogates, and may take the form of guerrilla warfare by Imported the Sandinlstas anyway. That "volunteers'' o'r · domestic would Include, at least Implicitly, a Insurgents. commitment to use U.S. forces In Our current constitutional provi- Nicaragua If necessary, and Mr. sions are'wtldly unsuited to dealing Reagan has made It clear that his with !his sort of crisis. It would be policy Involves no such thing. What ridiculous to ask Congress to he needs Is an unambiguous declare war ·on the Sandlnlsta declaratin by Congress tnat a tree government ol Nicaragua (lei Nicaragua Is a vital Interest of the alone the former communist re- United States, and that the presl· gime In Grenada), and a similar dent Is authorized and directed to sense of disproportion was proba· take all steps short of war to bring it bly one of the considerations that about, Armed with such a resolu· lured Kennedy and Johnson Into the lion, Mr. Reagan would be clothed fatal error of not requesting a With the necessary authority to declaration of war against North bargalr., and In a strong position to ask for ' such further legtslatlve Vlelnalt\. But once a president Is eommlt· action (approprlatloiiS, etc.) as ted to an uncompromisingly hostile might be required. Without It, he Is course of conduct against a ..foreign forced to contend with the Sandl!!ls· nation, the tact that Congress has tas In front of him while Congress never formally agreed to that snipes at his back. policy offers an Infinite numl!er of But would Congress pass such a · opportunities for mlschlef·maklng; resolution? If It refused, we would withhOlding supporilve appropria· at least know whOm to blame If ihe lions altogether, or attaching all situation In Central ,America got sort of promises and conditions to worse (as It surely would). But I "My FAVORITE show- 'Lihllty/., of the Rich them, etc. , etc. hav.e a hunch that even Tip O'NeUl 1nd Lifthl. "' · Moreover, 40 years ago the wduld think long and hard before Berry's World Today ·in history r Today Is Wedi~<'Sday, May 8, thl' !28th day of 198'i with 237 to follow. The moon is approaching Its last quartl'r. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening star Is Mars. Those born on this date are under thl' sign of Taurus. Tiley Include Jean Henri Dunant, founder of the International Red Cross, In 1828; Harry S. Truman, 33rd president of the Unlt.ed States, In 1884; romed!an Don Rickles In 1926 (age 59); actor-singer Rick Nelson In 1940 (age 45), and actress Melissa GUbert In 19&1 tage 21). · On this date In history: In 1541, Spanish explorer Hernando de SOto ~lscovcred the Mississippi River. In 1879, George Selden of Rochester, N.Y., filed for the first patent for an aut.omoblle. It was granted In 1895. In 194.'1, President Harry Truman officially declared VE Day, the end of World War II In Europe. · ·rn 1972 President Rlchar J Nixon ordered the mining or North Vietnam ports as 'pan ot an effort to torce the communists to agree to end the VIetnam War. •• Reds defeat Phils· PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Tht> Franco. He carne on to strike out Phlladl'lphla Phillles wast ed Juan Samuel with twQonln the ninth another brilliant performance by Inning. ' their relief pltch€'rs by losing 10 the · Schmidt's shOt washeldtoaslngie Clnclnnatl Reds 2-0. by Esasky after walks to Samuel Phillles' Charles Hudson and and Von Hayes. Solo pitched out of Dave Rucker each pitched two thebases-loadedjambygettlngTim Innings for the Phlllles and gave up Corcoran to bounce into a force out no hits Tuesday night. extending a at the plate and striking out Glenn perfect streak by the bullpen WUson . . "In that situation," explained through 35 straight batters datlng ba~k to Friday night. Esasky,." l knewlhadtostopthcball Rucker broke the streak by from going through. It turned out to walking Ron Oester in the ninth beabigplay.'' · Inning. Cincinnati Manager Pete Rose But Cincinnati's was better. put It best. Marlo Soto, who is now 5-2, hurled "He made a great play, a ·Mike the first seven innings to getthe win. Schmidt pla y," said Rose. "If he Solo, who hasallowedonerunorless . doesn 't. they gei tworunsand we're In six of his eight starts, struck out .still playing.'' six and walk,ed five . Solo said it was the difference .. Hewaslntroubleonlyonce,lnthe · Cincinnati took a 1.0 lead in the sixth Inning, and a diving stop of a fow1h off starter loser Kevin Gross Mike Schmidt smash by third (2·3) when Esasky singled, stole baseman Nick' Esasky saved two second and scored on a triple to right runs. l;>y Ron ()ester. The Reds made It 2·0 . "Whl'n he (s pitching, you have to in the fifth when Eddie Milner ~ratchrortworunsandhew1lldo r~sln~gl;ed~,~s~to~le~s~ec~o~n~d~and~~sc~o~r~ed~o~n~a~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~!!::!:~~!! the rest ior you," said the Reds' two-out ~Ingle by Cesar Ced'e no. Manager Pete Rose. "He is right up therewith the hestofthem.Heflelds . his position, he Is the best bunter on the tpam and he'll get his hits.' ' · Ted Powerenteredthegarneafter the Phillies got a walk from <Jaie VIrgil and a pinch·hlt single by Garry Maddox off reliever Jolm Indians • acqutre Lemaster CLEVELAND (UP!) - Pat Corrales believes Julio Franco never will make another error at shortstop. How can the Oeveland Indians' manager be so sure? Because he says Franco has been moved to second base, beginning tonight against Chicago. The Indians Tuesday acquired veteran shortstop Jolmnle L€'Mas· ter frOm San FranciscO In exchange for pitcher · Mike Jeffcoat and a player to be named later - the Giants .reportedly seek minor· league Infielder Luis Quinones. Corra les decalred L<;>Masler the new starting s hortstop and Franco will replaCe. Tony · Bernazard at · second. "Benching Julio, even though he made ,eight errors In 24 games, did .not mak'e sense becauSE'_he§ bitting · around ·;Je().. :riO/~ said Corrales. : . ' ·.. Nov/, Johnnie. LeMas\er · ~An . field consistently well..He's a weak hitter. but (batting coach) Bobby Bonds can help him. Ht-'s a sollll veteran." LeMaster, a native of Ports· mouth. Ohio, turns 31 on June 19. Last year, Franco led American League short stops with 36 errors In 797 chances for a .955 fielding average. Th'ls season, Franco is on a 54-error pace. Bernazard reportedly Is being shopped a round for a pitcher. The Indians only 'have eight pitchers on their 25-man roster. LeMaster, who played with l.he Giants for part s of the 1975 through 1971 seasons and had been a regular since 1978, only played in 12 games this season. LeMaster, a 6-foot · 2,1~-pounder, had been at bat 16 times this year without a hit andhadscoredonerun. He lost his starting job to rookie Jose Uribe In 1984, LeMaster batted .2171n 132 games wifh four home runs and :12 RBI. He made 23, errors In 636 chances lor a .9&l fielding percentage. Jeffcoat had no record with a 2. 79 ERA In nine games, all In relief. The 25·year·old native of Pine Bluff. Ark., has a lifetime mark of 6·5 In two years wltll Cleveland. · Jeffcoat pitched 9 2-3 Innings. allowing eight hits and five runs tthree parnedl while striking out four and walking six. Earlier Tuesday, the Indians announced that they had purchased the contract of AAA Maine Guide pitcher Keith Creel and optioned pitcher Jose Roman to the Guides. Creel,2ii, was3·1wlth3.:27ERAin . five starts forthe Guides: The 6-2, !SO-pound righthander allowed 12 earned runs on 28 hits In his 33 Innings of work. He alsO collected one complete game, walked 10 and fanned 18. ' 4:-.J; .AND JEWELRY ANNUAL 112 PRICE ~ -~ .;. ~· CULTURED PEARL PENDANT $37.50 CULTl.lRED PEARL EARRINGS ' $32.50 Ma 12th,, .-. 3 DAYS ONLY MAY 9, 10, 11 · n ., Ju4-1 in lime /olf. vllolheli 14- fJJa11 '"e lt.a11-e ac.'luitMd al 50 J: 6.«11-•'nt16. lo vou, 1/Je moo. I ea;Cillny and neUJe6-l 4-l11le6. ;,, .diamond , and all ollwH fttetJlou6. 4-lonei•'"'JI•v• ~!loo~e /t.om t.intl~, Mndani~J ~.t,acelelo., and eau1'n/l•• ~ome ,·,., cmtf, la~e · acf.tJal"laye o/l!le •afl.i<lttl•·· •Hanging Baskets · a. Pots •Good Variety of Bedding ..Plants Yine St. ..cl111, 011. Optn Dilly 10 'Ill dirk Sun. 1 'Ill dirk ..t ,• \ ~~ Moth, '1 Dtg Flo well CLELAND 1 . GREENHOUSE ,: 106 N. SECOND AVENUE MIDDLEPORT' · OHIO . . �r ~age 4-The Daily Sentinel · .-. ll/lay 8; 198~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ,~ Meigs still in running .Carter's grand slam defeats Sutter, Braves,·5-3 for TVC diamond title I,-;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::;::;;;;;w • . JiyFREDMcMANE UPI "-late Sporill Edliar Mets whlle Claudell W1!5hlngton connected for the Braves. · Elsewhere In the· National League,SanDiegobomhedSI.Louls 12·2, San Francisco defeated Pitts· burgh 5-3, Chicago t~ Los Angeles 4-2, Houston heat Montreal 3-1, 1lnd Phlladelphla blanked Cln· clnnati 2.(). In a showdown that coold have ROCK SPRJNGS - Meigs heen waged at Fort KnPX, Gary Roush fanned seven and walked . warmed up lor tonlght"sclassAA Carterprovedtoheworthhlswelght three. Rusty Craig pitched the sectional baseball tourruirnent at dlstance .for Miller, fanning lour In gold, and Bruce Sutter no more -Athens against New Lexington than a plugged nickel. · and walking two. With a 7·3 TVC Win over Miller Carter reached Sutter for a Nine different Marauders had here Tuesday. tie-breaking grand slam with one one single each Including Dave The loop win enabled the · Hendricks, James Acree, Scot ·out In the bottom of the eighth inning Marauders to slay In contention Gheen, Charlie BaJTett, Jay Tuesday night, giving the New York The Daily Sentinel for the crown as they remain Mets a 5-3 vlctDrjl over the Atlanta Carpenter, Todd Hysell, Chris Braves. l'lone-half game behind Wamm Kennedy, Mike Chancey, and (USPS IU·tiO· Local. MeigS Is 9-3ln theTVCand Theconfrontation had a decidedly Roush. Tom Carpenter .ac· A Division of Mulllmedla, Inc. Warren has completed its league counted for two of the Falcons' · rich tone to it. Carter, acquired by Pu'bllshtid eve.ry afternoon, Mond~y schedule a I 10-3. Meigs goes tD . tile Mets from the Montreal Expos runs with a towering two-run through Friday, 111 Court sr .. PoWellston Friday where the the winter, makes $1.8 mllilon over meroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pub· homer over the centerfield fence lls hlng . Compa ny/ Multimedia, Inc .• Marauders must win In order to in.the fourth . per season, whlle Sutter, signed as a Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph . 992-2156. Sequalify lor the league playofls. fn:eagentbytheBraves)astwinter, . The Marauders will he facing cond class posta&e paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. . earns $1.6 mUllan per year. the team that knocked them Carter looked at ball one from In yesterday's game. Meigs from the-tournament traUayear Membe-r: United Press Inter national, Sutter before depositing the next Inla nd Dally Prf'ss Association and the jumped to a quick 7-() lead after ago In NeW Lexington. The Ohio Newspa))E'r AssocJatlon. Nationa l delivery Into the pavlllon In left field two Innings when Coach Tim Panthers are the defending Advertising Representallvt", Branham for hls fifth home run of the seaSon, S;lunders Inserted numerous sectional ' champions and .deNewspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue, New York . New York 10017. his e ighth career grand slam, and substitUtes. The Meigs mentor feated Meigs J.21ast year In nrst his fourth game-winning hlt. used 19 players In all. POSTMASTER: Send address changes round action. Yesterday, the to The Dally Senllnel, 111 Court St., Carter's blast made a winner of One l\1arauder dld not need Panthers moved Into the cham· '"' Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Ron Darling, 2·1, w])ostruckout nine replaced, however, as pitcher pionshlp game With a 3.() upset SUBSCRIPTIO N RATES over eight Innings andwas removed Rod Roush hurled a nifty win over number second seeded By Carrier or Molor Route for a pinch hltter during the three-hltter In going the rout~. Gallipolis. OnE' Week ...... ,...... ;...... ... ............ $1.10 One Month ... ..... : ......... . ,............. $4.80 game-wlnnJng outburst. The loser One Year ....................... ........... 157.20 was Zane Smith, 2-2, who aided hls StNGLECOPY own doWnfall by committing a key PRICE error. Dally ...................... ........ .... 25 Cents With the score tled H, Mookle Subscribers not desiring to pay the carrier may remit In advance dlr(>Cf to · Wilson batted for Darling and T he Dally Sentinel on a 3, 6 or 12 mon th walked. Wally .Backman sacrificed, basis. Cr~ll w ill be given carrie-r eac h ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs ad· Harrison was threeforthreeatthe . , but reached base when Snilth threw m onth. vanced to the class AA sectional plate including two singles and a wlldly · to first. After Howard No su bscriptions b>' mall permtlle-d In champlonshlp game with an 11-6 triple. She drove In two runs and towns where homC' ca rrier servlcf' Is Johnson sacrificed, Sutter relli!ved , available. triumph over traditionally strong scored two more. Marla Musser and walked Keith Hernandez lnten· SOuth Point in girls' softball action supplled some more muscle at the Mall Sub&crlpUons tlonally to bring up Carter. lnskle Ohio here Tuesday. plate with a single and a two-run Carter's grand slam was the third 13 Wet>ks ...... .... . ~ .... ........ .......... $14.56 The Marauderettes, now 18-1 on double ott the leftfteld fence. 26 Wet>ks. ~ .... .. ...... ........... .- .. ..... $29.12 allowed by Sutter In hls career. The . 52 Weeks .................................. $58.24 the year. will take on Gallipolis Jodi Miller and Jennl Couch others were hlt by Davey Lopes and Outside Ohlo Thursday at4 p.m. at Meigs with the added two singles each whUe Carol ·Ken Landreaux, both of the Los _JJ WPeks ..... ....... .. .......... .. ....... . $15.60 26 WeE>ks .................................. $31.20 winner advartcing to district play. Smith had a trtpleandBarbHatfleld Angeles Dodgers. 52 Weeks .... ... ........................... $59.80 Meigs Is the number one seed and and Tammy Wright a single apiece. Johnson also homered for the Gallipolis numbel'two. · Bowers led South Potnt wtth three singles. Hatfield was the winning pitcher Behind the hlttlng of shortstop nd Ellison took the loss. Hatfield a Jodi Harrison, Meigs sprlllted to an fanned three and walked one whUe !!.()lead afterfour lnnJngs. The Lady Ellison struck out f ive a nd walked Pointers came back with six five. · · unanswered . runs, however, to sectional champion· Thursday's narrow it to 8-6 after six and half shlp should be a good one as the .frames. · •. Coach Jon Arnott's Marau· Marauderettes squeaked out~ c)ose ; derettes pui it ~way With three runs 2·1 win over the Blue Angejs In the : Ill their fln.a l at bat In the bottom of only meeting between the two teams this year. · theslxth. Meigs County's Oldest Florist presents · MotherS Day ·Guerrero records 212 mile per hour lap at Indy ;' • 1 W. MAIN . ' Eaglettes rip Miller TUPPERS PLAINS- Scoring 12 runs In the first Inning, the Eastern Eaglettes girls' softball team marched to a 25-3 Sectional Tourna ment victory over . the Miller Falcons here Monday evening. With the win, Eastern advances to the sectional finals at home Thursday evening with the Trimble TomcatS.·Eastern Is now 17·5 on the · • 5po ·r I • l)l)ft, MJU•r ... , ............. ....... o o 2 too. 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Both Tonya Savoy and Angle Spencer each had three singles with Spencer going three· tor·three. Lesa Rucker and Kim Dent each added sl~gles. Edwards and Bolyerd each singled tor Muter. Eastern batted around twice In the first Inning as Miller never was In contention. Lee Ann Gaul reached on an error, Savoy singled. and Spencer loaded the bases. Amy Young and Arlene Rltchle each Wlllked to force In a Couple runs, Rucker singled, while Klm Dent, Beth Berkhlmer, and Gaul drew consecutive walkS for a 6-0 score. Three more errors. two more walkS, and a spencer single added to the (1rst Inning flrewqrks display. ; as the Inning ended a t 12.Q. · : Krlsti Gaddis was the winning .:Pitcher with three Innings of work, :allowing two runs or no bits and three walks. Gaddis fanned one. • Amy Young came on In relief to • allow l'wo hlts. a run. four walks. ; and two strike outs. Cook suffered the loss , walking 20 and tanning four. Eartler, Eastern advanced to the second round game by defeating Crooksville 16-1 over the weekend. Eastern next plays In the tourna· ment at Tuppers Plains against Trimble on 'Thtnday and lA .clleduled for a league double· header with Hannan Trace on Wednesday. • 18-oz. \(roger . v~ allowed two runs, , one hlt, eight ,"!alks, and seven strikeouts. Will ·Halslop suffered the loss for the 'llighlanders, allowing five hits, 'walking none, and striking out one. : SouthernhltterswereJayBostick • and Shawn Cunningham ,with a double each and Scott Wickline, John Rlffie, and David Ehersbach each singled. Danny Patrtck had a Betty Crocker Cake Mix · w pr\ces And Lo Shop -At \.A'hen '(au . . . of an .ctwrtleed item, we win offer you your chotce of a comparable item, .· TV- & APPLIANCE ·• CAS SERVICE , . PH.992·5776 NCh Kroger Store, except as apecittc:alty noted in th is ad. If we do ru~ out ,(:re k. -.. . ·· .·-' ri·I Q:n:·:•e:a~·n~MOTHER'S :e:roe: : -:o:a:k:f!:rn:·==-=·2'1~====:~-:. ::;::j~~f~~~~~::~~~~:~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~··~-~~§~~~~~;~~~~~K~IN~G;;~~~ DAJ· B a Q Jay Bostlc!\; tlte wlrJnlng pltchef, · OPEN DAllY 9 to 5 SUNDAY 1 to 5 ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY *STARBEAM' *WILSON 985·3307 • Complete line of vegetable & beddi~ plants, haf11if11 baskets. potted plants - bloomif11 &foli· age, shrubbery, rose bushes, azaleas & Rhododendrons. Each af thMe advertised Items is required to be readily available for ule in tome In or Call For Detail• -RIDENOUR$ The next .fastest driver during four practice days Is Bobby Rahal, who has a hesl of 212.414 mph, equaling Andre!tl's mark. "We're still not turning the straightaway speeds of some of the others," Rahal said. "I think we're down a 'little bit on power. The carts very stable. I probably could run four laps at 213 rtght now In the race. Tom Sneva 's otflclal one-lap record Is 210.689 mph when·he won rhe pole last year, but siJ(drtvers beat that mark Tuesday. Guerrero was Involved In the only Incident of the day. His car slightly brushed the outside wall In the fourth tum . Guerrero was not hurt and the car was not damaged . Water Carafe · Bouquet SATELITE SYSTEMS A.YAILABLE ARE · _- , ·' G,ALi.IPOLIS..:.. SOuthern kept Its-· single for Southwestern's lone hit. ;t~ur"'lment hopes alive with a 4' 2 . sOuthern ls now 3-17- has ended Its · · win over Southwestern here Mon· SVAC slate at 1-9. Last night, the day, moving the Tornadoes Into Southern's two·game winning .tonlgbt's finals against J<yger . streakcametoahaltwltha6-310$slo . Guerrero, 26, of Colombia, has the month'ssecond·fastest lap as well, a 212.765 mph run. The tlme heat the unofficial Speedway record tor one lap set by Mario Andrettllast year at 212.414 mph . Guerrero's mark is not an ofliclal track record beCause It did not come during a qualifying run or .., SATELLITE SYSTEMS .Southem-KC in Sectional .a::- year.' ' HIAJbard's·Greenhouse, NOW OPEN FOI SPRIIIIO SEASON ' COME IN AND SEE .OUR DISPLAY OF ~ lor the )\1ay 261 ndlanapolls500begln Saturday. "It Is obviously exciting,',' Guerrero sald. "Everyone Is goi!lg to go faster. You can't say just how la$1 yet, but It Is nice to he competitive." "The car feels very good,'' Guerrero said. "The only way you can do 212 is if the car feels good. It felt better than when I went 2m last Sentinei- Page~5 ' Marauderettes defeat South Point gals, 11-6 *INTERSAT *DRAkE , ·The Daily Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio . INDIANAPOLJS (UP!) - The fastest laps ever recorded at the 1ndlanapolls Motor Speedway were -:among the ea$lesl Roberto Guer' rero has ever driven. Guerrero, last year's Indianapolis • 500 runner-up, drOve the 2'/,·mlle oval at 212.816 miles per hour Tuesday and said he expected even laster $peeds before quallllcatlons ~~FLORIST· rr===::::======:;- May 8, 1985 -' �.··. '· ~~~S~e;nt~in;e~I====;:============;-~~~-----P~o~m~e~ro~y~nA~~~~~O~h~io~~------,.~;;;;;;;;;;;;.-;;;;-=~~~·~·May8, ---- . . _yor s Court -~--- -~- .. Nine defendants WPre fined and one forfeited bonds In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Forteittng bonds was Cheryl O'Neal. Middleport, $450 posted on a ' ,' lj' P ADLOCKEP -'J'he door Is padlocked and a no trepaMing sign posted at the Monse Chapel on Counly Road 35, but those attending the church say that the church does net belong to the West Ohio Conference of the Metlloclt.;t Church which aitnounced that the structure will be for sale abqut June I. .' Services ~-rc_o_m_Jn_u_ed_r_ro_m_p_a_ge_I,_ _ _ _ _ __ I according to the deed, Is the ta!n that the Methodist District .. property of the church board of cannot sell the 126 year old building trustees a nd not the West Ohio and Insist they will continue to hold United Methodist Conferent:e. They services. They say that they will point out that although there are not take steps to prosecute anyone large numbers attending the servi· attempting to sell the buildlng. The ces, that a group of senior citizens Rev. Keith Radar had been serving who no longer attend, do send as pastor, but announced earlier regularly contributions for the that he would not be returning to church. The church board of Mol'$'! Chapel after April26. trustees pays the minister who · A cemetery Is located on ground comes on alternate Sundays and .. nearthechurchbutthedlspositlonof provides all of the maintenance and that has not been mentioned. expenses Involved In the structure, So come Sunda y - despite lhe Mr. and Mrs. Bailey report. There padlock and posted sign- worship has been no financial help from the apparently wiU again take place at conferer,ce, they state. They main · the Morse Chapel. . . ... . Tuesday, :· having been -In :!a lllng health lot the pasi two years. · · Born Feb. 2,1923. at CroWn City, son of the late Jesse and Nellie Green White, ·• he was a. retired ' laborer in~ · at;!encied .Ben•.Chapel Church, .. . Surviving ' are his' wife, Esta . Gj!?ver White; seven daughters, Mrs. Harry (Nancy ) Johnson , Mrs. Earl (Linda) Harr!son. Shirley wPlte,BrendaWhiteandMrs. Rick (Christina) Carroll, all of Gallipolis, Mrs. Darrell (Connie) Johnson of R,lidney. a nd Mrs. Paul rRosalle l W)llteofGalllpolls, Thomas of JQ)!es of Racine; three sons.White Donald Proctorvllle, and Wilbert White of Cootenary; two stepsons, James an!J Paul Myers. address unknown; Question••. :. (Continued from page 1) ~Said Judge Knight. "You can't have expulsion unless the code was adopted .by the board. The adoption Is either in the minutes or It Isn't'' , At that point the hearing, which :began at 2 p.m. and lasted until almost 6 p.m. Tuesday, was continued. It will now he up to the plaintiffs to prove that the board pollees and rules of conduct were not approved. Gloria Jean Starcher and James Starcher, Long Bottom, have filed suIt in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against the Kroger Co. , · Cincinnati, requesting a $40,000 judgment for Injuries allegedly sustained In a fall at the Pomeroy store on ' 1 0 ( SUNKIST LEMONS •••• I~~~.. · McCLURE'S 3-IN-ONE 1201. l't(G. Montgomery Ward CataiC?g-· Sc:wles .G.ElAnN POPS 12CT.$1'99 lOX . :. ..24 tryins to KOfe. And ended up being KElLER BUSINESS SERVICES . LJ • . .· .. .'' . ••.. • • • ~~~~~~.M:~~~:::; PH. (614) 992-7270 ' OUR SERVICES INCLUDE · ---- $,1 .s. 9 .,', BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE ACCOUNTING & DATA PROCESSING Computerized Acounting Internal Control Tax Planning Sales Analysis OZ. CTN. PICK-OF·THE CHI X PORK SPARE RIBS PRICE.YOU CAN FINALLY AFFORD t'- t•rSII!!· '89 TENDlDEST ' ' 60-80 CHANNELS AT A Jonathln staned out Ll. Y FARMS GRADE A OllAGE CHEESE .. .. · COMifLETELY .IttSTALLED ···· . 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Burial will be in Mina CHINA DISHES, CLOCKS ChapelCemetery.Frlendsmaycall ALL NEW MERCHANDISE at the funeral home from 7·9 p.m. "Come Sae to Belle~e" GEIA 3-IN. POT .59 CHICKEN NUGGETS A memorial service for the late Mrs. Helene Sayre, 711, who died on Apri129, wlll beheldat2p.m.Sunday at the Flatwoods United Methodist Church with the Rev. Richard Rothemich offlca tin g. The public Is invited. Mrs. Sayre was a daughter of the late Charles and Ida Massar Radford. judgment sought ASSOITED 49< 99 .......... AND Plari memorial senice · Home Entertainment Center - Payroll Procesaing - Federal & State Reports · - Profit & Loss Statements ...!... financial Statements 391 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 992-352'4 ~-.:___~~~~~~~~ ·! THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 'FOR A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS "MOTHE ' ~---------·--~ .' APPLE CRISPIES ~. !2.~~~0Y ' TIAY 2 NEW ITEMS•••• Recipe Box •• Bouquet Utensil Caddy '" Bouquet Mother's Week begins 6. Call or visit us today. · ' 2·4 (T. OPEN DAILY 9 TO 5, SUN. 1 T TO 5 ·(May 6 to May 11 Only, 9 8) less is also wanted In Gallla County on an alleged bad check charge, officials report. The two had been living at the LaSalle Hotel where Lawless w.as employed as a plano player. Adrnltted ..Victoria Quillen, Racine; Joseph Proffitt, ·Portland; Dale Williams, Pomeroy; Mildred Barnett, Pomeroy; Donald Lovett, Middleport; Beatrice Rairden, Hartford, W. Va.; James Pelle~il E. White three brothers, Jesse White Jr. a nd grlno, Racine; Raymond Justis, Johnny White, tpth of Gallipolis, Middleport. Cecil E . White, 62, a .resident of. , a nd· Willii!ffi .White of Kanauga; . Discharged-· Ellen Gibbs, Hal!three sisters, ze~WardgfGalllpon3h ' Clark, Ona . Arlx; ·:.Yicto\'ja · .· ~Pinecrest ·tare. Cmter, .died t))ere BEDDING PLANTS Flats of Flowers, mix or match ..................... JJAt. 57.50 Hanging Baskets ..................................... S5.50 to 57.75 Combination Pots ........................... S6. 98 Geraniums ........................... 85' to SJ.10 4" Hardy Mums.U..Q.w-.mtr-.•.U~.tl'.l•• SJ.OO Caladiums ........................ s1.2 5 to s~.00 . to S6•95 Azaleas·............................ S3. 95 African Violets ............................... $1.50 rcontinued trom page lj Veterans M,e morial ASSORTED SYRACUSE. OH . Nine defendants forfeited bonds, five on speeding charges, In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. clals report. Upon Investigation of his vehicle, a .22 caliber two·shot derringer was discovered hidden in the console between the bucket seats. He was then charged by Meigs Sheriff Howard Frank with improper transportation of a firearm. Pome· roy Pollee charged him with the traffic violation a nd driving .under suspension. Lawless entered an Innocent plea to the Improper . trans porta lion charge. Lawless' wife, Janice, age 60, a passenger In the vehicle, was found to ' be wanted in Gallipolis on a n alleged charge of passing bad checks. She was taken into custody a t the sheriff's department andlaler transported to Gallla County. Law- The Daily Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE and $250, driving while under suspension. Fined were William 0 , Collins, TheyareFredJo~son,Harnden, Pomeroy, $425andcosts, three days $48; James Brown, Langsvllle, $48; In jail, driving while lntoxicated; Clarence Mcintyre, $44; Lawrence $200 and costs, fleeing .a police Bbershach, Syracuse, $43; Paul officer, and $200 and costs, driving Darnell, Pomeroy, $47, all on while under suspension; David speeding charges; J udy Cook, Sigman, \'Yflddleport, $425 and three · Hartiord, $&3, !allure to register . d·a ys in jail, driving while !ntoxi· motor. vehicle; Owen Wllson, cated; $25 and costs, disorderly Butler, $&3, traffic light violation, manner, and $JXJ and costs, · and John Holcomb, Columbus, $375, resisting arrest; William Cre- driving while Intoxicated. Fined means, Middleport, $10, expired in the court were Connie Ellis, tags; Faith Dickens, Pomeroy. $10 ,Albany, $113and costs, intoxication, and cOsts, traffic light violation; and $&3 and costs, disorderly Thomas E. Batey, Middleport, $10 manner; James Knight, Ravens· and costs , stop sign violation; Robin wood, W. Va., $63 and costs, failure . A. Buffington, Pomeroy, $10 and to register motor vehicle; Sara costs, failure to yield the right of Stanford, Pomei'O)', $43 a nd costs, way; Tim A. Basham, Middleport, assured clear distance; Steve Hill, $10and costy, no operator's license; flacine. Sll3 and costs, intoxication. Couple J;,;, May 8, 1985 REMEMBER MQM wiTH FLowERs Roger Manley, Middleport, SIO and costs, stop sign vlolatlon; Charles A. Stewart, Dexter, $25 · and costs, disorderly manner. ~hargeof drlvingwhile!ntoxlcatt?d, 1985 ' ' OH . ·s DAY 1985'' leleflora · presents · Mothers Day , FLOWER SHOP PHONE 882 ·2011 OR 882·8721 Prlc~ EHtCtlvt Thru • , Sat•.,, ., 11, 1915 •UIDA Food l~am~Je Qlldl Accepted •Not .Reeponlible for TYPGV...,hlcel Errora • - �Pomeroy-Middleport, Page-8-The Daily Sentinel MayS, 1986 May 8, 1985 The Daily Sentinei--Page_:_9 Bear _of the Bend Grange.meets Newspaper recalls when .'it was over, over there • signed an unconditional surrender agreement af ·2: 41 a.m. yesterday. "While SHAEF declined to con· "It's Over- Over Here." firm the rt"p<lrts of the signing of These was. the !:::.:~ uncondlllonal surrender, AP car· giant headline In rled a report from Rhelns, Fran\.'1', Ihe May 8, · 1945 where General Dwlghl D. Elsen· Edition of The bower's headquarters Is located, Stars and Stripes giving details of the surrender. published for the "According to the report, Nazi Armed Forces. Germany surrendered uncondltlon· Robert Fife has an well-prese!Ved copy of the Italy any to lhe uruted States, Britain edl!(on heralding the end of World and Russia. The signing look place In the red schoolhouse that has been Warn. The newspaper officially de- SHAEF headquarters. General El· clared May 8 as. VE-Day marking senhower was not present at the the deleat of Gennany even though slgntng but.lmmedlately affeiWard the unconditional sun-ender- was met the Germany delegates. ''The report of the signing of th~ , signed on the previous day. documents at Rhelms surrender A chronological tracing of World quickly spread through the Unlled · War II was published along with Natlorui and everywhere there were biographies of Goering, Goebhels, · Hlmmler, Hess, Rlbhentrop, Ro- spontaneous celebrations. In New senberg, Streicher, and Schacl, all York tlckel tape and torn telephone Involved with the Nazi movement In books were flung from skyscraper Germany. The n..Ws(iaper charged windows; traffic slopped on Times that Adolph Hitler had surrounded Square." You probably recall that you, too, himself with a fantastic array of were a part of a celebra lion - . men, each of whom was as wal1led · s omewhere - remember? and as neurotic as the Fuehrer himself. A l!i'year·old Metgs CouQtyyouth Doesn't It make you wonder had to be sent to an Institution how a group of leaders of this , ~use there was no foster family caliber gol lnlo such complele available for him when a hearing conlrol of a nallon. And, certainly, they had the support of many was held In the Meigs County German people- you can't lead If Juvenile Court. ' County Juvenile Officer Carl no one. follows can you? The Victory Day Special of the Hysell says that he thought It was newspaper, had this to say,.ln part: all Set and thai a foster home was "VIctory In Europe Is ours. Aller going lobe available. However, at more than five and one-half years of the last minute the plan blew up. Now, the polnl Is that Hysell the bitterest flghllng this continent would like to secure a foster family has ever knoWn, the anned might of for the youngster so that he can be Germany, lhe Wehnnacht and the removed from the Institution. ffyou Nazi party has ~n defeated are lnlerested, do confacl Hysell so · finally and utterly. "Today will be treated officially that he can workout the details with as VE·Day, It was officially an· you. nounced last nlghl. There will be I'm sure that World War II broadcasls from Ihe chiefs of State recollections do bring bad memo• of the Big Three this afternoon at 3 ries lor some of us.l'm sorry aboul p.m. thai but we can'l really deny "As the enllre world waited thai, unfortunately, II took place. anxiously aU day yesterday for lhe But -wasn't the music of that era VE-Day proclamation, there were greal! 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Just recliners, noth ing fancy. . •-v ... ., ·~ ' Maltlllnlil l•cllnen J . 3IIYing Plou room group with 1olld nolo rrln; ond o:ov•otd In thor ...,,.. !)Opulor Pln.apple Iabrie. lhro.,.. ' plllo~ to rocker·rKIInfi ond wotl rMiir1er to match . S.Oullful burgundy 011d groy velvet tlrlpe fabric . fop of rt-. line ckoir ond Iabrie tlylel Wall motch. recliner fullr rtdinll I '.t," from the woll . vour CHOICE I , . ,, SI89S · RECLINERS! . · · • "'«• S.c!lonoll """"~ -H~oll" b•-" llo.al A" · trOfl Iabrie . Brown conl•odng w•lt . Quilted bock with cu1hlooa quilted an both tldn ' Coil tprlngr · bo~e l lfAUJifUl PlEaS / $ Berkline Middleport Garden Club notes 50th anniversary at celebration tlon of Garden Clubs. Mrs. 1 Bolin Recognition or' long· time persons attended the show held In members and a resume of the the Rawlings building. talked on special projects and numerous club and CO!fiiTiunlty · The Chrlstm~s decorating con- I!Ctlvitles of the state organization, actlvltlesthroughtheyearhlghllgh· tesls, still being held, a floalln the specifically the19850AGCcopven· ted the50thannlversacyl.'l'lebratlon Broiler Festival In 1955 which took lion tobeheldJuly16-l81nLimawlth of the Mlddl~port Garden Club . first place. sliver teas, and a "Trip ·a "Circus.Clrcus" theme. Monday nlght at the Middleport Around the World" wl!h food and The flower show will carry outthe Presbyerlan Church. coslumes carrying out the theme al convention theme and Ihe program Members were taken on a trip each location were among the will feature Alan D. Cook on the down memory lane by MrS. M.L. highlights of club actlvl!les shared topic, "Low Ma!nlenancr' Garden· French, who along with Miss Nellie by Mrs. French. lng, The Tooth Fairy. Tax Cuts, and Members wilh the mosl years In Other Myths.' ' Keith H. Brooks will Zerkle, had prepared the 50 year history of the club. the club were recognized and do kaleidoscope design, and an The club was organized in May Included Dorothy Roller, 43; Hallie arrangements workshoP. will be 193'iat a meellng held at ttte home of Zerkle and Nellie Zerkle, 34 each; given by Mrs. Henry Dolezal. Mrs. Mrs. Betty Spencr'r t.osted the the late Mrs. Jolu! Downing, who and Grace French, 41. Bolin also announced Gardeners' recent meeting ofthe Adull Class of wasalsotheflrstpresldent. The first Nancy Hill welcomed Ihe Day Out to be held on June 18, and the Pomeroy Church of Christ. civic project carried out In 1939 and . members and guests ·Including noted that a new OAGC arrangeShe opened the meeting with a 1940 was beautification of the Virginia Coverl of Rio Grande, menl book Is In I he process of being reading, "Worcy" followed by entrance to !he cemetery. Later the regional director, who spoke briefly compiled. devotions given by Ellzbeth Ohlin· redbud trail was starled with trees on upcoming regional ac!lvltles, Scrapbooks of newspaper clip· ger. LaDonna Clark gave the being planted from the corporation Jackie McDonald, and Janet Horky. pings and flower show ribbonswere secrtacy's repOrt, and Olive Smith, lineup Grant Street and along Main. Members of the Fernwood, Ru· on display. Guests were registered the treasurer's report. Plantings were also made at the tland, Rutland Friendly Gardeners, · by Louise Thompson and Dana New officers were elected and memorial In the American Legion Middleport Amateur Gardeners, Kessinger. and Mrs. Nease made plans completed to host the Trt· Park on Mill Street, and beside the ·Open Gate al Rio Grande, The Star Ihe name tag pinons. Class meeting on June 5. Tile class Department of HUman Services Club, and the Shade VaUey Council Mary Skinner and Mrs. M.J ..Fry will have a picnic on Aug. 3 at the building on Race Street. o!FioraiArts . altendedlhemeetlng. decoraled the refreshment table In Racine Locks and Dam. Ooslng The Middleport Club has the Betsy Horky gave. devotions, and : gold . and white usl{lg a large · prayer was by Conrad Ollllngpr._ • distinction of co-spon~rtng the firs! (here was special · music" by ·Allee . atTangement of mums a,nd dail;les . Mrs. Smith wUI have devOtions for <' flower show In Meigs CO\IniJI, Mrs. . Ne~se acconlpani~ · by Lenn~e - flanktld by whit~ tapers in crystal · .neextmeeting. · French noted. It was a cooperative·. ··HaptonstaU. Floral ijiTaligemeQ!s . candleabra. 1)Je anniversary. cake Reh;eshmeQts were , served t&. '· effort of the Middleport Club and the by several members decorated the was se!Ved wl1h fancy sandwiChes, Ihose named and Frances Eskew, Middleport · Amaleur GardenerS church. p!.lnchandcoff~. Mrs.HIIIpreslded Melvin Smith, TrudyAndrtw, Mr. anq took place 1n 1947. Newspaper Speaker was Ja~t Bolin, firs! at ,thesllv!'r coffee senrlce. . and Mrs. Elwood -Bowers, , ~tnd , Results from . the- age .group' Nicholas O'Coonoll. Paul oOvyak. Man;h,all' . . . · , . · .MeadoWs . .Jos.ph Paugh. Karen Hoy. EmiT winners In Ihe 5kilometer race In Ihi'" Martin. Karen 11ll~. • ... cllpplqgs noled · 'aPsM 50/ - vi"": .President of..the Ohio .. French City Run Saturday are ln. .Cia~I!C<' :Fowter, MalVIn llalnl,. Dalt• • l<ohlrt'lser, RclgE'r Keefer. Homer Anhur. Overall winners were flrsl place Charles Bakor.' t.an< Daniels. Jeff wand , men'sdivlslon, Mark Plersonwilh a Robert Polcyn. Denny Coburn. David Evans. Officers for the 1985-86s<;hoolyear approved. lime of 15· 38 second went to Rick Art Lund. Jerry S!j!JTian. Ralph Moeller, • • Adam Wilson., John Ellln~. Tom Kusan , Robert. Bowen, elemen!acy band Collins In 15:47. In the women's Dou~ Tawney; Sieve ABhworth. Nancy were elected at the recenl meeting division Brenda Reed won 1n 22· 42 Kohlri.,.,.. carla Shuler, Dor~ Kusan. Don of the Salisbury Elementary PTOal director, presented separate lnstru· the school. Elecled ·were YvoMe mental programs with lhe wilh ~a Allen In secood at23: Oi. ' Call. il-K FRIGIDAIRE 30" SELF-WAN . Young, president; Fern Morris, members of the fifth and sixth grade Male 14 and under: Joe Carter, Mark Pk>rson . Ruth Collins, Jos£.1ph Bar~r. Bli.IC(' Albe11, [)('my CJM.Iuvrant; E:d vice !)resident; Thelma Jeffers, bands. At the closing of therneellng, ELECTRIC RANGE ......................................... 0 19: 39; Chr Is Sl 0U I• 20 ; 14• Bcyan Sams. O.nnls Pealer. Earl Woolen. Rick treasurer; and Paula Welker, the fourt)l, fifth and sixth grade .-$ Carter, Zl: 17. Robert, TPd Wolf~. Larry May, obn M('2a, ELECTRIC RANGES ......... & cheerleaders performed a special Female 14 and Under . Jane Jt>ffrl'V WaddlP. Dswaltw McKPndlick, Je1"~ secretary. · Fisher. Vorne SommeiVII!e. Larry EaRle. Purchase o! some software for the cheer lo thank the P.T.O., teacher Hoffman, 25: 39; Cartie Brockman, John Cleveland. Jamt'S Clark. Donald 3-MAYTAG WHITE & new compulers and several new and parents for lhelr suppot1 ELECTRIC DRYERS ............. 10 , 25: 56; Kathy Beebe, 26:01. Mucab<'e. Ken Holley, Danny Hanison. G"'!f throughoul the baskelball season. <19 y So · Ill Pratl'r. JtX' Garter. James Beaver. M aIe 1.r 1-MAYTAG-GREEN S : erne mmerv e, .lim Elliott. Juan Ortez. Chris' Thompson. books for lhe school library were 19:15; James Beaver, 19:53; Chris Chrjs Ja....., Bond. Chris Ell"'"''· ElECTRIC DRYER ••••••••• .,................................ 200 Ellcessor, 20:21. JHim loP•f"·ri;"t:" ~o":n. f!'c~ OwTh; Jame. FRIGIDAIRE TRASH COMPACTOR ...........!!!.!!!! Female .J5.19: Gina Elliott, 26: 13. R~~~rf' M...'i.s. .g~ Hart~~ch. =~ Male . 2().24; Chris Thompson, Neal. O.vt' Walker. Brian Sml!h, William SEARS GOLD DRYER ........................... 00 •- WI kiln 21 45 M!k Adam.o;, David Watson, Brian Condel-, John 20 : 13; J O•u• C e, ; ; e Wlckllno, Davo Slone, Chris ShaDI<. Philip SUNRAY 20" GAS RANGE .......................... _ Scot!, 22i09. Burgess, Grt'll Abbon. WITH DRAWER & ClOSED BOTTOM , $ Female 15-19: Rita Hunt, 30:25. Carl Keath!<')'. Mike Scoll. Richard Keal. · St('\l('n Bochand. Campbfll Nl'el. Bt)'an LARGE MICROWAVE STAND ........................ Male25-29: JosephBarker,15:48; Cartor, Joe Hammond, Clary Nee!. ClcmH Dennis Praler,17: 12; Danny Harrl· Long. Bob Chrlsllan. Robert Robert. Brenda . FRIGIDAIRE 17 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR ........... Refod. Keith Saunders, Jamie Pier'('('. [)('nnls son. 14: :f7· Roush, M !k(' CartE'r. Stt'V~ Harmon, Tina GIBSON 2 DR REFRIGERATOR ....................... Female 25-29: Tammy Swisher, Allen. Stoney Johnson, Eric S.xoo. Dam . 29: 55; Kathy Walker, 31:15. Sowards. Dave Harless, 'nm Morgan, Ed UN VENTED LP GAS HEATtR ..........~~.~.~ .... Johnson, Greg Rkk>r. , Cf.£.. · · OUR ENTIRE Male :ll-3t Dorsey Cheuvant, Br<'ll Saxon. Rt<bec<a Runyon.llo]zerRe<s. 7 PC.-GOOD TAIL£ & FAIR CHAIRS ' S ~6:37; Ed Sams, 16:47; Rick Dale Hart. Mike Williams, T<d Lockard. COLLECTION 50 Joseph M:vers. Brandon Nt-al. 'Edith Baker. Robe rts, 17 : 31· Thomas Danner. LyM Hunter. Marc Slump, ~ ~ · 14.K GOLD NOW liVING ROOM . Female J0.14: Rebecca Runyon, Sl""" Garder. Charles RUn.. Jane Hollman. DECORlnVE WATER FOUNTAIN .................. .. . ""· Edith Baker 24· 28· Donna Eddlt> ~archer, John BoWE-ri. Eric stump, 24 ·""• ' · ' Vancr' Sowards. Carr!• Brookman, Donna FLORAL HANGING SWAG LIGHT .................... Craig, 25:28. Craig. Kathy Beebe. Paul Walk.,., E"'k ' Male 35-39: Bruce Albert, 15: 45; Dan;ols. Gina Ellloll. · GLASS GLOBE HANGING CHANDALIER ........... $ Earl Wooten, 17:24; Dwaine Rober! Sl. Cia~·. Kelly Chapman, Suson Thomas. Jeff Sowards, Marla RldPr, Donald WITH 2 MATCHING WOOD SCONCES · S McKendree, 18:13. · Matson, Johnny Bowen, Larr:v Hammond, Female. 35-39: LyM Hunler, Shorry Buller, SUIIIh Hardesty. DaVid WALl MIRROR •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~••••••• $ . Ravnor, Fran McEwen, Tiny Miller, Cindy 24: 39; Fran McEwen, 'l:l: 42; Donna SeXton. PatriCk DuM. David Hadlold. H. MAPlE MAGAZINE RACK................................ Daniels, 32: 12. Gene Dtlvls. Gall S..IVWe. • 23 CHANNElliiCE NEW _ . $ . Mal '" ., Fred W If 17 57 Tammy Swisher, PHyllis Chrlstlap, Rita e ...,....: 0 e, : ; Hun! , Joshua Wal"'"· Barry ArthUr, Kalhy TRAM SIDE BAND MOBILE ........................... LarryMay,l8:01; DonMega,18:01. Wal!U'r, Ll'Mra Tumor. Ll'lgh ere....... SPECIAL -ale 4().44· Susan Hatdesty Fred Zusptm, Donna Daniels, Shayna ChapF 3 DECORATIVE (I W/MATCIING SCON<E '"' · ' man. Barbi<ra &.II, Patncla Marlow. l<lrl 14 KBRACELET 26: 29; Patricia Marlow, 35:42. Richards. Lesa Pack, nc.. Walker. Allyson WALl UP Male 45-49: Jerry Flshers,-18: 14; Thomas: SMALL VENTED SPACE HEATER ....................... Corky 'lboffipson, :!1:53, Bob'ehrls,$ NOW 3 PC. FlOWERED $ llan, 22: :ll. MANY IN STOCK UVING ROOM SUITE.................................... 100 Female 4549: Tiny Miller, 27: 53; WAS Several members of the Meigs PhylliS Chrlsllan, 30: 23; Barbara Chapter FHA-HERO attended the 2 PC. WOOD ARM . S Bell, 35:40. annual state convention held rNer ALL 141< UVING ROOM SUITE.................................... Female 50-54: Lenore Turner, the weekend at Veterans Memorial 2 PC. UVING ROOM SUITE ......................... S1 31:32. In Columbus. Male 55-59: Ike Walker, 36: ~. Gollll! from here were Karen 2 PC. UVING ROOM SUITt ......................... S Male 60-64: Campbell Neel, 22: 15. Molden, AprU · Brlekles, Stacy 1 NEW LOYESEAT .............:................... lf.K Yankuns, Tamml Eblin, Mayrene NOW OFF Darren Miller, Mark Fox. Charles Ayere, 1-25" DIAMETER HANGING $ Thomas, Krls Richmond, Krls l(.enn('th Bowllllfl', Chris Broner, · ~ Chapman. Bill Slt'llney. J.tf Cox. Dtlnlel BRASS GLASS LIGHT .............!!~.~~~!!~.!~.~... Sexlon-, students; KarenFacemyer, J:!arbara Sommer. FHA advlsol'll , 2-HANGIHG lltASS GlASS S J:looj<an. RandY. Dial. Ed Sal11!i. DaVid and Suzy· Carpetner, HERO FOR MOM SWAG LIGHTS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••!~~~. Saundrrll, Kevin MCCOwn. UIITY MCCune. advisor. Rln<IY Col•, Sroll Sl•mple. Troy Ban!ey. ZENITH 13" REMOTE CONTROL TV ............ Chrlll. Seidel, Eddlt" Van Matre. Nell Frtt'der. This year commemorates the 40th . Larry Hotrman, T. RUUPII MairactJ, Bill annlvel'li&IY of the organization. ZENITH lETA VCR •••••••••••••••••••••• ~................ S M•Mlx, Ray Yost, Dtonnls Tulloh. '· 00 Ja~ Tribby, Jim McGulro, Gal)' Mooro. Guest spealler wa1 Doll Barrtlette, PANASONIC YHS-YCR ................................. WHITE OOLD REG . '3.91 .00 Gary Crolj<, Dovld W.....,.n. Sk•v<!Siminom. Ph.D. There was a bal!oon Uft-otr, R. B. -11. TD!II Backer. Polo Se~. 1 TAILE UGHT ."•••••••••~ •••••·••••••••••••••••••••••••• " •• SJ 5 Daniel Horvalh, Randall lolllkor. lleMio Karen Schrlnel", siate lifl"'· 1-------~-~-+-......;.--------1 swary, Gary Co!lrell, 'nm Stover. Frank and dent, conducting the Installation at Ooolltl ... Albert Coop.r, Jan Hu(llwo, Mark olfl\.'l'rs. Newbl"f'J'Y, Jim 1lJJm, Sharon MOI'R'IHlltern. APPRAISAlS Kon Hail. Bob Rallo, JP!f steele, Ray The Meigs Chapter received a 113 COURT WATCH REPAIR Morganstern. I'OIIliOY, OliO seventh place award for donating " - of Waitlo, Where Wt Are ltHtt tllan Wt Hate To h Marvin McFaddin. Ed SWisher, Sandra JEWElRY REPAIR t5769 money to u. Children'• Hospital. Joooph. 81...,. Olol. Jim Elllolt, Bernard 742-2211 RUTLAND, OH. c.,..., William llNnclall", Colona Pork, Amy Cart..-, Kolfh Fra""", Thonw Smith, cookbooll; sale. ThelocalgroupdollatedS'lOOfrtlma ... Adult class meets uoe • 124 FULl5!lf EACH PIECE $}99. FLOOR LAMPS! park wood finish with marble top. Beveled shade with swivel. . REG. -$139.95 0 $149° 2-30'' 16~ ~....... Bassett two cushion loveseat size twin sofa steeper . Foam mattress. Multi color fabric . REG. S38MS Mother's Day Specials MAY 12TH . ~"tt.A~ N~~l:M~K 2 0°/o OFF All Lane cedar chest drastically reduced . Ma·ny styles to choose from. All chest .at CLOSE·OUT PRICES! REG . $369.9510 S429.9S $ 2 4 9 °0 lr~ . S/195 tablit$.12 9 Piece Conleoinporory Sr,'- I sealy Rest Firm Supreme Mattress and box springs. Twin, full, queen and king sizes. Any Size ... Same Price! ..-. s1oo1. TWIN SIZE SOFA,SLEEPER! louettookdi!"Wngtwlt•. Tr ..tle ....lth V molcMd tab!• top ortd lorv• leaf. L!Otlt•d i'wlch with full glau doort, on• Clfm ckolr n $ 1Ift cholrt . SOliD VAWft lf.,, St2-'15 7 Pl.et~ Eorly Am.,- tnt" I lo11ett medium pine tulle. S.t In· dW.. buff.tt wllh luH glo.. cloon. OYOI exl•ntlan I ,.,,.. tide ' 9· Desk by OM!. Five styles of roll tops to choose from. Four styles of student desks. Pecan 34" wide roll top. . 71J u $ • REG.$2tUS 5 .1 8 9 °0 $ 1 1 9 0 0 rsetsonly) · EACH PIECE EVERY ITEM IN THIS $500,000." INVENTORY HAS BEEN REDUCED!! EVERY LIVING ROOM REDUCED ... PLUS EVERY (H ... IR. SOM, .._CCESSORV . OCC...SIONAL TABLE. LAMP, ROCKER, RECLINER AND-~TURE REOUCED TO SEll! EVERY BEDROOM SUITE •EDUCED... PLUS EVERY CHEST. DRESSER, MIRROR, NIGHTSTAND AND HEAD· BOARD REDUCED UP TO 70% EVERY DINING ROOM REDUCED ... PLUS ALL CH ... IRS. CHIN...S. SERvERS. TABLES. BUFFETS AND OCCASIONAL PIECES AT SPEC·. TACULAR REDUCTIONS! EVERY DINETTE' SET REDUCED! EVERY MATTRESS SET REDUCED! EVERY DESK. BOOKCASE, CURIO, HAll TREE. CONSOlE, WALL UNIT, REFRIGERATOR, AND TELEVISION :~;~~~fgjcJPJL~U.~S 1 HUNDREDS OF ODDS AND ENDS . ROLL TOP DESKS! .1iii- As~la· j~-~~~· -·~~~j·····EiUzaiibei_ iithMDutry ~-~·!'-~··· PTQ eleCts l·"6ffice~ . - ·, REG . $739.95 QUILT·TOP MATTRESS SETS! anniversary celebration. th~t 339 '" $ were honored lor their lonJI membership In the Mlddlepori Garden Club at the Mooday nlgtK 50th pa.rttctpants, winners announced CURIOS! side eMirs · sie9.h.- LONGTIME MEMBERS.....! Dorothy Roller wlth43 years membership, JlallJe Zerkle, 34, Grace French, 41, and NeiBe Zerkle, 34 years, pictured left lo right, • NEWANOEXCITINGI . , ·covered·iri tror"il print,Ninyl fcibr·i_~· ~ · R~G · - Attends convention • Sl9.9S SlOO S 0 5150 '-39" 150 00 150 5199.95 150 6995 S250 350 S218 CHAINS AND BRACELETS MASON FURNITURE CO. (304) 773-5592 2nd Sheet Mason, W. Va. FAMOUS .BRANDS REDUCEDI ' BASSETT e LA·Z-BOY BUSHLINE • PULASKI SEALY • ZENITH BERKLINE ==~ SJS SUO S200 SJ 00 ELEC. SJ SJ 00 125 529995 S24,99S SUO BREAKFAST SET.............................................. SJSO S75 50 50 40 12 5 CLOCKS............................................ S$0 SSO 30°/o SAVE TOMORROWI THURSDAY 4 P.M. TO 101 Judging results IJi the natlona.l contests were announced at the recent meeting of Star Grange .held , al the haU. · Bernice Mldklff received first : place In Class C at the POmona ' Grange judgln'g of lhe National Sewing Contest, with Pat Dyer receiving second placelnCiassA. lt was also noted that MISs Dyer placed second In the regional competition on the National Grange speaking contest held recently at the Mid·Atlantic Youth Conference held . in New York. VIrginia Carson was eleCted Flora during the meeting. Ail· nounced a I t~ meeting was thevlsll of Star Grange to Rock Springs Gra'rlge Thursday, the Meigs County Grange Youth meeting on Saturday at the Keith Ashley residence, the yooth groilp work session on May 19, at 12:Jlp.m. and the square dance at the Rock Springs Grange haU on June 8, 7:30 p.m. Linda Montgomeljl, · women•s· actlvllles Chairman, aiUIOUnced !hat the state sew(ng and national stuffed toy contesl wlll be judged In June.Shealsopresentedthellteracy . program which conslsled of read·· ings, "Water of Life" by Pauline Rile; "SpringCleanlngforMedlclne Cabinets" by Vlrgll)la Carson; "Little Things" by Ruby Rife; 'Deceiving Plants" by Miss Dyer; "Mower Safety" by Larry Montgo. mecy; "Riddles" by Ben Rife; ''Babies Don'l Keep" by VIcki . Macomber; "Mother" by Becky: Rife, and "Mother's Apron" by· Ruby Rife. ·Each mother was · presented a flowr. A practice and work session atthe. hall was announced lor May 18 al 7::llp.m. ~ '295 RUTLAND FURNITURE. ·-------~-------~-I • ' . ... �( 10-The ~ : MIDDLEPORT · - Middleport Gardeners meet 8 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Jean f1oore. The Rev. William Middles· worth will show slides. THURSDAY ~IDDELPORT - The La~rel Cliff Better Health Club meets 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the~ of Mrn. Beulah Oehler, Middleport, - RUTIAND- Rutland Lions Club meets Thurnday, 7 p.m., 1n the basement of Rutland Church of BIBLES Chrjst . . FRIDAY -~~--~-,.· ~·---· - . comfort always make a great pair. .'· May 8, 1985 STORt HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM -10 PM . 1..-.. , ~ A rwther leather oomjort classic Adjustable . T-strap. ·• : ' Come In an• Regleter To Win OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 8:00P.M . GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE AVAILABLE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 83 Mill St. • • FRESH PORK BUTT 210 EAST MAIN Steaks/Roasts .•• ~~. 99< /' • I Honor-rolls . IN PAGEANT ~ Cltrisllna Taylo•J nine-year-old daughter of Fona Taylor, Pomeroy, and Hennan Taylor, Rock Springs, has entered the Coal Miner's Daughter P~eant to be held In Athens May 17-19. She recently . look a beauty trophy ,in the Miss Cinderella Pllgeant, · held In · Colwnbus. A third grader at Salisbury Elementary -School, Chmtlna Is sponsored hy Frank Herald of Herald ·OU and Gas, Middleport. • Less Rucker. Angela West Todd Wilson. Gra~ nine - '' • ! -........-- Berkhlmer. Lort Burke. Renf'f' Kaylor. Lartssa Long, AbigaU Ca uthorn, Bryan Durst, Bonnk> Koenig, Tim Lawson, AprU Ritchie. J odi Schaekel. Kelly Thompson, 'I"n;>nt Upton, Joe Youn~ , Grade eight - Amy Hager, Tammy KenntW. David Rice, Lisa Dr1ggs, Mary Edwards, Heather Ftnlaw, Laura Haw!home, Krts Heines, Tammy Leachma n, Wadf' McQueen, Mike Martin, Usa PoolPr, Jay R€yoolds, Floyd Ridenour. Jaynr Ann Rltch lr. Mykal SChmidt. Chris Spencer. Joy Swain. Mike Weber . Grade se\lt>n- Jay Blackwood, E lizabeth Bryant , Shawn Bush, Angela Cha pman, Kirrl Mcintyre, Melissa MIUer, Jill .Reynolds. Greta Riffle, Robin White, J aneene Wilson. •· • • ,, Joshua Simpson U.S.D.A. CHOICE •: . Mr. and Mrs. Mark Simpson, ""lddleport, are a nnouncing the ~irth of a son, Joshua Allen, born on ;'t).pril 15 at the Holzer Medical <tenter. The ,Infant weighed seven ; pounds, seven ounces and was 20 ~lhc.hes long. . · :·•: tvlalem~l gr;mdparents are Mr. nd Mrs. E ugene Hawkins. Middle· , . iiort. Paternal grandpar~nts are ~Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Simpson, "Racine. Mrs. Francis Hawkins , .:vomerpy, and Mrs . Gr~na S.ll)l~ '." ~OJI ,. " Racl.ne . .. Jlte ·giM·t; · ·, ' 1/rilddparents, .. :•: ·' • · .. BULK WIENERS •••••••••••·•••• JI. 1.49 SALAD ....... ~ •••••••••••• ~ S1.29 :1 LB. SMITHFIELD VACUUM PACKED $ . SLICED BACON ...............IM· . 1.69 SMITHFIELD SHREDDED '2.1911. Ll. $ 1 96 BOILE.o HAM •••••••••••••••••••••• • ~· . 997 ~~~97·11.88 • . 12 97 • 1 0-12" Evergreen ANQrtment Vews. Junipers, 'or ·Arborvitaes in globe, upright, pyramidal, spreaders. . . Lovely 15-18" Aza'- §l ~~~88 ·a·57 . 15·18" flowering shrub. Perfect low · hedge or background planting, Fryer Parts .•••••.• !!. 49< BONELESS . $ 99 Ribeye Steak •.•••:: 3 I ' i;Simpson birth $ MIXED .• S1 Maraiyn Barton. Amy _. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE.THRU SAT., MAY 11, 1985 HARTLEY SHOESPOMEROY Middleport 5iii5i::i555992 ·=26541~5iii5i:5 : POMEROY -DouglasLlttlewtU Ill> s(ieaker when the Meigs Chapter o! Make Tmday Count meets at 7 p:m. Thursday at the Meigs Senior ptlzer1s Center, Mulheny Heights, ~omeroy. AU residents with life fhreatenlng illnesses and their (limilles are Invited. The Daily Sentinei- Page-11 . We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities LOMA A 14K GOLD CHAIN . r ' and durable Come snd $11 Out Fill/Line ol . Mothet '1 D1g Clltt snd C1id1 ROYAL OAK- Belles and Beaus Western Square Dance Club .will sponsor an open dance Frlday at the Royal Oak Park Recreational Building from 8 to 11 a.m. Caller for the I'Venlngwill be Homer Magnet of Minford; all Western square d<lncers are Invited. : POMEROY - Susan Nolan, l'lelsonville, president of the Athens Women's Aglow Fellowship, wUI he speaker when the Meigs Women's Aglow Fellowship meets lor a dbmer session at 6: :ll p.m. Thurs~y at the Meigs Inn. " ~- Timeless styling OFFICE SUPPLIES SUNDAY SCHOOL UTERAWRE SATURDAY, MAY 11 SuPERIOR ·- --.. ~12T Hush Middleport Book Store : POMEROY - Rock Sprlngs CrangewU1meetat8p.m'Iltursday at the hall . Star Grangp will visit. The third nine wreks grading perlod honor foll at the Eastern Junior and Senior High School has been aMounced. Maklng a 21'3 de o! B or ai:!Ovein all thelr subJects to be named to the roll were: Grade- 12- Susan BaUey. Beth Berkhimer'. Renet> Buckley, Tammy Calaway, Angie Collins, Debbie C,raft . Brenda Cunningham. Tara Guthrit>, Usa Hawk, Lort Hudson, Judy Jonf'S, Mt'llncla Mankln, D. J. Randolph, 'J'racle Schul, Angle Spencer. Grade' 11 - Genf' Jacobs, Llnda Bartlmus, Q.awna GnK'S('f, Ltsa Henderson, Angie Pooler. Veroni c-a Provo, JoJ:m Rice. Trtcta Sams, Kim Schul. Terri Starchf>r. Tern Stout, Michelle Wilson. Amy Young, Angle Young. GradE" 10- Travis N~·lun , Robyn Barnett. Darlene Baum. ~flc;sy Ca laway, Pa t1y Durst, Hawk. Greg Leachman. Amy Louks. N('Utzll~. Kirk Reed. ArlenP RHch!e. ~ L<PU". 1P~/V q)( "'' 1--------------------'---------l WIU BE GIVEN AWAY iol .... ...... 8. 1985 THURSDAY r- - ···~- Buy Sentinel classifieds ~leur . POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will meet Thursday at7::ll p,m . in the Riverboat Room of the . ~amond Savings and Loan Co. • ... E M B E R ,.t:;ommunity calendar WEDNESDAY -- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Sentinel : SYRACUSE- Syracuse Presbyterllln Ch)jrch Is haVIng Its annual II)Other~ter banquet Wednes· day, 6 p.mr. at the church annex. A pOtluck dtnner will be se.ved with ~at furnished by the church. ..... • Chuck ·Roast ••••••••• 99< LB. r $ 9 8 Rc)und .Steak· ~-~- •. ~!·~ .·1· ·- U.S.D.A. CHOICE •· SUPEitiOR .... Frankies ........~!:!·::L 99( .~~~ . • . Quality S.l• ct ~aged Rose lush . " 1 grade packaged rose bush in assorted varieties and colors. Sovel '· 3 ll. BAG NEW YELLOW Bananas ••.•..••••..• !~. 33< ONION .............IM...99< 40 COUNT CALIFORNIA , PINK GRAPEFRUIT ••••••• 2/79< "' BANQUET 2 LB. 10 PIECE BOX . FRIED CHICKEN DINNER •••• S3.79 • 10 OZ. BIRDSEYE : BRUSSEL SPROUTS ...........Ml••• 77< .'12 OZ. ~ 8 Our ' • 770ur 9.88 BOX NESTLE,..'S.,_ BUllER MORSELS ..... s1.69 33/4 oz. . LLO PUDDINGS ••••••••• l.tPm.~ 99< • ._, .. ._ KRAFT .· . RSHMALLow· CREME ••••••••• 79< 5 . 7 7 6.97 10" FloWering lalkell flewllri~ Shrubs 18-24" or -3' Assorted Varieties EJ ., . FloWering hanging baskets to brighten poliO are'o. 10''. 77< Our 97t 4" POttH Geraniums Add cheerful color to your garden area. In 4" pots. !R$1 Poet's corner SAVE Thllflk Vcm, Our Ht!KWnly Father. -He smi !('S upon us whrn w(' al'<' good. •And frowns when we do wro ng: 1"ft> oprns wick' His arm~ to u!l, ;.To cofl1C' back whC'f<.' WC' ix'lonf;l . ltddhlg Plants Wide assortment of flowers or pia nts 'He didn't promi.s<' we would ha\'<' everything. }low S(>lflsh can we tx>? fie promised us pverlasllng llf<', .If only W£' would lx'lll'Yl'. DRINKS •••••••••••••••••••••~~ ••••3.1~.89c He gave so much for on{' and all , 00 COUNT UPTON 14 OZ. PRONTO I'll' . Aod th(' price thaf Hi' did pa y: · Would you have the COUI'!Ij?C to do for Him What l-it> did ror you that dwtr •!J'hp crc~s 'was b':"Bvy. His OOd,v llrC'd, .We knew what had to be donf'. tlls bu.Wns wt>re ~<'a l rompared tlvt' thunk.~ to Father and Son. • - Comll'"l'<l by! . Balli')'. to ours. : ·2.50 Sale ~ Price JO.I.bl.• CyJnq Mulch Keeps nitrogen In the soli. Improves appearances. ... ._ Sole ~ Price 40-Lb. • Organlo Peat Molature preserving peat tor lawns and gardens. 1 57 • ..... . • ••' ; . 8.88~~7 SO..ft. 0•• • . _ 50'x%" nylon reinforced hose with bress couplln&a , 109.6 ' 119.97 ZO.Inch, 1-HP " - Mouuer 3·HP motor, side discharge. FLOUR MIX ••••••••••••••••••••• IM. •• 79< ' ... " . . ..,., .DOWNING-CHILDS . . '.·. .. AND :.r.tJUEN INSURANCE 113 SE(OND AVE. POMEROY CAll 992·3381 992-2342 I Lg .. Eggs ••••••••••••• DOZEN 2 QUARTERS Shedd's Spread ••.'!. 39 < I 'He h.1s taught us so V£"1)' murh, U we will only f('ad His word: And l<'arn to do thfo thln~s HE' says.. ,1bfon all of our prayers wl!l be heard. \ GRADE A MR. P'S . 10 OZ. TROPICANA :T£A BAGS ...................... AQI. S3.29 1S OZ. ARMOUR . CORN BEEF HASH ..........~: $1.19 15 OZ. SWEEPSTAKES JACK MACKERAL ••••••••• z.~~ $1.19 17 OZ. DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL ..............w.••• 89< 30 COUNT JUMBO BOUNTY TOWELS ...........MY.•• 99< 46' OZ. HUNT'S TOMATO JUICE ................w.••• 99< ; · TO COMPErE - Sharon . :!·Artrip, granddaughter of Grace • 'Welch, Middleport, has won ~ three titles in the Miss Teen • Hemisphere Pllgeant. She look ; first.place In beauty, modeling, · and photogenic. In June she wlU ,' he compete In the state contest ~ at Akron !llld will be accompan: led by her groUidmother. oz. 2/$1 .$179 p1•zza •••••••..••••• FABRIC SOFTENER 9 · JELLO Downy •.•.•••••• ::~!~.. JIF · . ·· Peanut Butter .~:~!·$139 Pudding Pops ..~::: $179 ••• • ••••• ••·····couPON······· •• • • SHURFINE SUGAR SLB. BAG $139 Limit On& Par Customer <lood Only At Powell's : o Offer Expires Sat .. May 11 . 19811 • ... ..... . ...•.. coul"V\a.T ··coo~·• • • • • • C\.11., ..... •• , • .l • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • : SUNSHINE :• • NORTHERN : BATHROOM TISSUE I DOG FOOD • . ~ • • 20 LB. BAG · $2 59 Limit' One Per Cuatomer Good Only At Powell' a • Offer Expire• Sat.. May 11 . 19815 0 0 : : . . • • • ••••o•••••••••••• •• • 4ROLL PICG. 99< Limit One Per Cuatomar Good Only At Powell's Offer Expire• Set.. May 1 1 , 1 986 PUREX BLEACH GALLON 69< Limit One Per Cuatomer Good Only At Powall'a • Offer Explrea s.... May 11. 19811 �t PHONE 992-2156 Wntt.o.al, Sltlt11ttl ttanit•d o.,t Of - Public Notice Shoppl•g For _ Bargai"s? ' improvement~ in: 992 2 156 0 - 8 I Athono. Meigs and liinton Countioo. Ohio, on ATH-601.76 State Route 60 and ATH / MEG / VIN-32·0 .00 State Route 32, by removtng end upgmting exltting ex· PIHIWIIY signing. · Powmont Width- varies. Project length - 0.00 feet SHOP THE LASSIFIEDS - \~~ 't!"g, - 86.169 60 or 1 6 32 milao. Bidding on thlo Plo;ect is -.:tad to Dioadvontagod Public Sale & Auction DEALER AUCTION a..,,_ DinoctOJ The Dll'ector reMrVel the nght to reject any and 1111 IJidl, WARREN J SMITH DIRECTOR (6) 8, 16. 2tc E n t - - (OBE'ol certiflld 11 DBE't In eceoirdancoo With 49 CFFI Port 23 by ODOT ond iiUolified to bid wttl1 ODOT undo< C~ 6626 fll tl\eORC The Ohio Oepori"*'t of Tranoportotion heNby notifieo all bidden thet it wll efflr.,.. tMoly ....... in .,y Public Notice LEGAl. AOVEFITISI NG TI-e Board of Rutland Township. MOIQI County of Ohio, will receive bldo un\ii 6 .30 P M. the 30th day of Moy 1986 lor ti-e purdlooe of o Uaod Troctor with Hydrsulic COiibect entered lniO purlllanl totNt-.mi......., busi.-.... 81itwtp;iaw will be aflordod full GpROrtunity to IUbmit b l d o i n - t o invibltion and will not be diocriminotod ogoinot on ti-e groundl of ...... color, "' Nltionol origtn in --on ro. .. -w. Rotary Mower WITH MINIMUM SPECIACAnONS AS FOU.OWS: TRACTOR "Minimum wogo rotM fur tNt project haw boon . , . -. 76 model torminod u noquirod by low and aoe 101 lul'th in tho bid propoul." . tho bidding _1.. - Upright Muffler TRANSMISSION : (81 Spoad, Synchronized HYDRAULIC POWER STEERING DIFFEFIENnAI. LOCK FlOPS CANOPY nRES Front. 11L x 16, 10 Ply - Floor, 17.5L x 24. I Ply llalt raor lire lhall bo filed ot loaot 90 percent lui with • aolution containing ot looot II lbl. calcium chlorldo per gallon of wotor Two Mil of whool weighto (300 lbo. opprux.) ohall bl1notolod on lhe left raor Each blddor • • bo requlrad to file with hlo bid I -tiflod check or caahier'1 check for an amount oquol to fivo per cent ofhio bid. but In no ovont moro than fifty th!Kund doll.... or a bond fer ten por .,..,, of hio bid, payable to tho Dlnoctor. Biddors must apply, on lhe proper lormo, fur qualification at ' - ten dayo prio< to tho date 101 for opening bldo In 6626 Ohio Roviood Coda. Plano ond opoclllcatlono are on fila tn the Department of TNnsportation and the office of the District Deputy THURSDAY EVENINGS, 7:00 P.M. AT THE HOWERY AUCTION 2 (Athem Livestock Sales) 5 Miles West of Athens on Rt. 50 ALL BUYUS & SELLERS WELCOME STORE OWNERS, FlEA MARKET, EVERYONE ,WElCOME In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY of Neva Mowe~y Bolyard who passed away one year ago today, May 8, 1984. TO A DEPARTED MOTHER Mother dear, you may be cone. From all earthly people's RODNEY HOWERY - Auctionnr PH. 698-7231 lion Ti-e moot ollall outomoti· cotty ,..oat to mowing poellion. A hydraullc cytlndllr. ~Iho--~-choin ....'!!" ·-· • -•r bly to rotate 180 dog- 11 relation to tho oute< """· A hydroulic pump, front mountad. 2000 PSI, 19 GPM that • - - of being uaod with o n - conter hydroullc control V11w MMmbly. OFFERED AS TRADE-IN: (1)1ntem8tlonol Trootor Modo! 604 Sorlol No. 4667- 6-Y-F. (1) Motrim MOWII< Serial No. 7807120 Blddor to submit datollod opecilicotiOrll of equipment oftorad TI-e Boord ol T...,_ whool) MOWER Hydroulc driwn 60" .-ry cutt• which shall be ,.,ewe. blo. Moot oholl bo mounted to lnlclor frame -'>llimotely midway -.oon lion! ond ..._ on right tide. Wi'en oxtondad In tha hollrontal polibOn over 1 5' fence or how a,_., of 17' 11om contor of to the top of 1 5' rote!\' -.nbly. TI-e moot lhal bo oporoted by hydrauliC cylinders ond ...,. bla of pivoting 90 dlglul'word and loddng into poolVon to permit rowy cutt•to poll"""' '*'>il= '=&\lid reo1 .. ~ tho thoCI>unly of M19 lnd s-Ill Ohio. oriel In tho Townol!lp of Orange ~wit: FIRST Til ACT: lhe - llegholng In of the old VICI!ad -.g by the ochool In Section 30. Town 4, and Flonga 12: _,71 rodl and 8llnlco to L Findling'I llno; north •132 rodo lnd 12v. lnkl; thonce Woot 72 rodo end B lnkl; thonco South 117 rodo and 4 lnkl; thoncoin 1 IOUihldY dltoction to tha PlACE OF BEGIN· NING. containing si111Y (60) ..... IIVO end 0 xcept """' holt ..,. - . ., t11o ooulh· oomorond bought by ti-e Boerd of Education of Orange •Townohip fur 1 ochool houoa road Public Notice Public Notice P11blic Notice - . . : : . .. SECONO TRACT: Sltuoto In &ootion 30, To- 4, ond . . _ 12. Ohio C.,_., - -· com-ICing in ti-e north llno of tho quart• of Section 30 II tho north_, - o f lind now by Anthony W thanco ooulh to 11-e middle of 1ho road: thanco in 1 northMo· torty d - to aaid q.._..,Una along tho middllof tho road; thon<8 the aoid ~-line to ti-e PlACE OF BEGINNING. IIVO end oxcopt obout -third of ona ocre now occupied u 1 burying ground TI-e omaunt of t N t - io - ( 3 ) ocreoto bo the umo. more or 1Sold Premise~ Locatad In _,on County. Ohio• e -1_. p,., II • • - I e. WITH BARGAINS "W• R11t F~t lut" e:;;; ,...,::Jir...,.. lool oiiolino. Nr cor llol'"!lo fw~ --·-""*· ....;-lloaltn.Undo""'l'• CHARLES D. CARR, at al Dafondonto . No. 84 CV 262 In of on Order of Sale dated March 5. 1986 in 1 tho obtivo ontitiod ICiion, I will ,., offer for .... at pubic ouction, at tha flont door of tho CCKII't House In Pome10y, Ohio. in the obow named County. , on Friday, lhe 10th day of May 1986. ot 10.00 o'clock A.M .. -3D4-112-3632 ......... -614-446-9416SitYI ltM 416·1 mo t1 Mi9 County. Ohio SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authomod John Deere. New Holland. Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Dealer ftr111 E••l~•ent Peril & Ser•loe 1-3-tfc PH. 742-2328 PUBLIC AUCTION Serv•ce Pr o 7/11 /tln SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1985 Specializing in All Types Of Residential Wiring .And Repair SttMII R.ftll F~t 'Stlll~t Clllz1111 PH. 992-3549 10:00 A.M. LOCAnON: From St. Rt. 7 in Cheshire, Oh., out St. Rt. 554. Watch for sign1. HOUSEHOLD: 2 pc. liv1ng room su1te. 3 pc. bedroom su1te, chest of drawers, vanity dresser w•stool, Motorola color TV, stereo record-player and rad1o, coflee and end tables, kdchen table and 6 chai[S, green Sears Coldspol refngerator, Wh111pool auto. washer, elec sew1ng maohme, smgle bed, lamps, crocks, p1ctures, metal ward robe, Hoover upnght & G E canister sweepers lots oi d1shes, small appliances, typewnter stand. luggage. clothes hamper, and other m1sc 1tems. MISC.: Large 1ron k~ttle, mmer's lools, olllamps1 5- gal · stone Jar; wood ,ll'heelbarrow, 8ft extens1on ladaer,_12' alum. ladder, 1' wood stepladder, wash tubs; pot"belly siWe. small motors, barbed w11e, lawn cha11s, lots ol hand tools. lot of yellow bnck, cross cut saw, block and tackle, and other m1sc ' ' 11 Help Wanted Ametlc1'1 Famou1 Brontwoocl Log Hom" · Now ~king A Deolor For Thlo Aru Potilin ~D. Dan Smith, Aucti-r-992-7301 or 949-2033 Dale Johm1111 - Approntit:o Calh Not ,........ fer 1CCI~111t1 or .... ef preperty. FOI SA&I IY OWIII1 HHH and 2 ocrlf of ••101111 I UyOuiU fl lh F!pfrSo n wn.roj luO~rflO f ----------------------~I . II Curb Inflation Pay Cash for .·! . JIOIIIrn IO< !IV' I 1Uif1[1'+1 Ill l ~n l U JM O ~'l n Ung Bu n l .,..<oOI1 lufl 1-!r "'"~ Proven W"o n.. r b ront mol • I II -FEATUR ING- ·! ' e S11 lulll oU1rlr orm e l OI'I QUf And Q•Uc>Yf! flo \ IQfl ' rot ..,.f!&ther loghl • llf "' rllr •r .,.,.1!, Two day trarrung ~rog r am lor all dll& ll!r s;' lI Classifieds and 1 1I VII'' " vour own Savelll w11h ttus 1~ lefrrtor~ • Pro lllC ied u • T... a Oesogn) ol Log nie ul'l< l01 m tou pe r toq anll lhf!e. cl " ~ '"" 5Upt!l ch on ~ 10(1 tl!mpmary tlu I<Jorog! a~art atlli!! • KILN drreCi togs 1 resulfS. Moi'M!Y notrefundable. I lnd•vt<:lualaelec ted must have ablhly 10 purchase or I Name·_....;_ _ _ _ _ _ __ I mort"sge a$ 13 Q.46 model hom~ . I Addre-•--------- 16 151 89!J-0720 COL LECl arenlwood Lot Horn~• 427 A ""' Rock 8I11CI 1P h o n e - - - - - - - - - ;1 I Pnnt n ane word •n each 1 1palt btlow Eath iml••l 1 er gr~ of flgurtt counu - · · os a "orcl. Count na• · J ond addrtn or phCIIIt • numbtf 1f uHCI. YDu'll ttf I lwtter resulls 1f you • · I 1cribt fully, g~te puce. The 1 tnbunt reslf'lel tht r1ght ,. 1 to dou1fy, 1d1t or relftl ~ t •nr lid. Your ad w1ll N •I I pvt in lh proP.tr dant fKt han 1f you II chtc~ tt11 propt• box ~low ' ., 1 Wdt Sl ou To IS fo 2i suo l ( )Wanted _I -· ( ,Announcement 1 )For Rent I 4. 1 III 9a_ _ _ _ __ 10.-----II._ _ _ _ _ __ r2 1 113 - - - - - 1 ••. 115. - - - - - - 1ld. I J $5.00 SI.OO $13.00 SI.OO 513.00 $!1.00 M"GKr£ I""\ 11-----"·-----21. _ _ _ _ __ S NEW LISTING- State Rt 7Approx 3 acres w~h a mce big yard garden area, frurt trees, and a HI story home With 3 bedrooms, family room, pretty llreplace, full basemen~ and an equ1pped kitchen $27,900 00. NEW LISTING- State Rt7Approx 2 acres ol OhHl River frontage N1ce lay1ng, wooded, and has water and ~ectric ava1lable $10,000 00 RACINE - A ? bedroom stone house on a good street, large lot, block outbuildmg Th1s house is affordable at $13.000 00 POMEROY - Mulbeny Ave. -A neal 2-3 bedroom home wrth lots ol exira~ I ~ baths, equ1pped krtchen, large cov· ered pallo, large lot wilh storage bUIIdmg, $26,500.00 REALTORS Henry E. Cleland Jr. 992-6191 Dott1e Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussel 949·2660 'Reo'~ Phone 742-3171 Real Eetate General :ll. _ _ _ __ :H. _ _ _ _ __ RE~L ESTATE FOR SAU SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms. 2 complete baths, dining room, livin1 room and lar1e recreation room. Located on 8 acres. Lar1e farm pond. Racine area. 27. _ _ _ _ ___ :H. _ _ _ __ 2t------JO.. ,.. , ------- 31 _ _ _ _ __ 32. ll-----~ I HOUSE WITH GARAGE: Small shop and shower·in basement. Four rooms and bath, 2porches, carport, new furnace and central air. Middleport, Ohio. I HOME NAnONAL BANI Joj MaiiThiSCGupciiiWitltRemiH•nco The Dally Slllltinet 111 CllurUt. Pom111rf, 011. 457" ~;;, I I j ~-----~-----------~---- CALL 949-2210-Ask for Tim •' ' !Free Estimates) 4/4/tln DENNY CONGO WILL HAUt JUST CALL! 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-1614)-992-3326 .., NEW LISTJNG- Syracuse3 BR older home, 375 ac1es, out of h1gh water, all ublllies and pn,ate NEW USTING - I yr old 7 rm r.mch 3•nice gze BR, I~ eqUipped krt., I~ tlmmg Wllh glass d~ to future pallo full basemen~ energy effiCient furnace All rms carpeted dbl garage and over I acre TUPPERS PlAINS - Small 3 BR lrame on I~ lot near the school and Rt 7. Easy to heal . on~ $23800 EAST MAIN - Near Kropfs - Obi uml or can be used as a ~ngle 2 balhs, mod kilchen, gas FA furnace aoo large lot RACINE - Permaslone. 7 Rm 2 slory home 3 BR. range, refri~ and'fin~hed full basement With family rm MINERSVILLE - 5 rm reasonable loo~ng home One flr, nal gas, carpeting and mce SIZe lot lor Just $15,000 RUTlAND -Remodeled 7rm frame. 3 mce BR. lots of carpeting, aulo Ilea~ bath, eQUIPped kitchen alld lg_ level MIDDLEPORT - 5 yr okl ranch ~ms, 2 lg, baths, d1shwas r d1sposal, cook and bake un Some furmlure Just $38,500 Broker-Auction Servie Gherylltmley Mei&e County Associate - Plumbing and electr~cel ' worlc • ln$tallation Available MIDDLEPORT - lg_ 8 rm stucco overlook1n~ 'the nver. Formal dm1n~ fireplace, lurnace and level lot Aslilng $37,500 REMODELED - 3 BR Just out d town on Rt 33 New lurnace, new kttchen and balh and lg_ level lot $25;Q00. BUY RIGHT - 5 rms some remodefm~ Balh, gas hea~ near the stores lor on~ $9,000 42 ACRES - In Orange township. Some timber, minerals. AskmR $22,000 NEAR KROGER'S '- 8 rm lrame Can use 5 rms. down to save heat Nat gas furnace, all utilities Jus! $23,500 Suo Mui'Jihy, Milton ioush llllttt. Virtll •nd • IICI Ttafn Housinq Headqu;trler:, 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10-8-ttc V. C. YOUNG Ill 992>6215 or 992-7314 Po1111roy, Ohio . Complete System with Tracker co71'1'LETE So<oed Mlddilport, Ohio 4S76G 317 North 12 -BIIc EUGENE LONG SUPERtqR SIDING CO •. VINYL I ' AWMifiUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of otl Typeo Worked In home area 20 v••r• .. Free E1timatea'' CAU COllECT: • 'sALES & SERVICE. IUSINISS PHONE 1614) 992-6550 RESIDENCE PHONI (614) 992-7754 73-10 Cl1owy Tr. Ftftdt.rJ ....................... l60 13·10 Chny Tr. Doon ...._... ,... ............ SI2S 1122/llc 73·10 Chny. Tr. e'· ' Hoo<lt ......................... '150 . 73·14 Ch..y lr. lomptn ................. $70 13·79 Chny lr. Gr~lln .............. 131 SO 73-79 Ch.. y. lr. Roc~lf Pantll .............. ,l2S Rt. ~---------4~-lltl~lmo "z PERSONAUZED POOLS VINYL LINER· PODL ACRYLIC WALL POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL Over 400 Cho1c11 "SPAS" HYDIOnCH CIEMICALS 304-675-6276 •L1ve En1ertatnmeot •Free HBO HRS. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. A.U. 3D4-675-6276 1-IG-t f.n. 491 Gu. Hwtingor Pby. Mkltloport, Ohie Day 1·614 992-2549 Night 1-304 773· 5634 4 - Ill :~:: Com~~~~rcial •Dntlopm~~~to & CONTRACTING DOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER. GAS & SEWER UNES, FIEaAM~nON, PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE .DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992.720 •ZENITH •SYlVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY Com1111rcial Situ •Single and Multi Unit Hollling •Wood Modo Collinotry D11iF and Piannint We Hlft Aftll TIMe Ut~ T11hlelu .......-suPERIOR UIENMIA111G CO. INC. IIJMIIE & "$'''"' s,.,,,, . laity Parak"t, Suppllos ..... •U.75 Pair Fancy finch11, Cago & Suppliu ..... sn.oo Cage & NEW-IfPAIR • • Gutters • Downopouto Guttero Cleoned 446-4522 ) Painting Storm Dooro • "We Rent For less" ' U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL 8o Windows Siding - Soffit Work 949-2263 or 247-4641 • 4/29/tfn THE QUAUtf PRINT SHOP i£Ul OUT FOR FUTURE USE) F11 AH ,,., '"*I NNi• ILACKSTON Awa~-lt NEW CAl & TIUCK LEASING eo•. 326 Cages & S.,plios Also Sol4 S.,.ratoiy Call lrotlints: 614-985-4212 4/111 mo Pomtroy, OH. 45769 For Foster Strvica Call 6 u:.oo7.67U Furniture, Woddiag ond Groduo~on APPLIANCE Stotio~ Mognotlc Rt. 124,P-oy Oloio AUTO & TRUCK REPAI,R Alte Tr••••lttle• PH. 992·5612 or ·992-7121 0 0 VINYL SIDING ALUMINUM SIDING •ILOWN IN INSULAnON BISSELL SIDING CO. New "-s lullt "Free Eltimet•" PH. 949-1101 or 949·1860 No Sunday (Ills 1111/tlo 9AM & 4PM . HELP local coporation now ac· ceptlng applications for sev· eral po11t1ons m manage· ment. markettng, end del1very. No expenence Will train Company benefits SERVICE r Sta01ps, •Washers • Dishwashers •R•ngaa •Refrigerators •Dryera •Freezert 3/2/tln PARTS end SERVICE 4 5 tic ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS RADIATOR SERVICE Sizes Start From 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doc Houses We can repair and re- P&S BUILDINGS Racine. Oh. Ph. 614·143-5191 I 0-6 tfc One full blooded. Male Springer Spaniel One 12 month old Mole pert Elk 3 white Stlkte Rooatert. phone 304·896·3972 Two 318 angtne blockt and assorted partt. Phone 304· 773-6062 oltor 4:30 . Bedroom Apt. 6 Is Poniblt to Got Corry-Out li<tntt. PRICED AT $11,000 698-7219 d 5344 or 614-992·2763 LOST Blue Merle Collie, female, Bear Wallow Ridge oreo. 304-B82 -2222 doytlmo or 304 - 896·3486 FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS evenmga Res1denllal & Commercial 8 . 992-5875 Or 742-3195 Lon1 Bottom, OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We U11 Von Schrtder Equlpm.nt Rtcollmondtd by Leadln& Carpel lltnufactultrl. 'FREE ESTIMATES'" 3-22-tln APRIL SPECIAl Auctl'on- Coli 30.4-2763069 Dexcel Receiver 8' Alum. Dish 9 Installed ,.,. Jim Mink Ci'ev ·Dido Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 61 4·446-3672 Call 992-3561 Good used pill no-old or new To be used in pre·al::hool program Donation pleaae 441mopd 4 10 1 mo. a r I otter Wanted to mow lawns Gallt· polis area. Call 614-448· 4387 after 6 COLEMAIII WATER WELL DRILLING Pump selet, aervtce Registered in Ohio All work guarenteed . Call 304-273· 2811 , Ravenswood, W. Va Mr Ed's Speedy Wash, low and high pressure cleaning and liquid sand blasting Mobile home•. buildings, trucks, heavy equipment. sw1mm1ng pools, partung areal, boats Edward Oet· terrelchar 304-676-7239 or 676 -6367. Business Opportunity We THURS. EVE. 6-8 lAJGI AlllWS AND SUJGEJY 1Y APPOINTIEIT 304-675-2441 12-3-lfn can . LISHING CO iecommendt that you do busmess With people you know. and NOT to send money through the mail until you have mvesti· gated the offering Serv1ce Techn1c1an to sell and •nstall energy manage· ment controls for residential and commarc1al tnatella· tions Dealerships available. Own your 10wn jean · sportswear. ladies apparel. ch1ldreha, large size, comb•· nation store, accessories Jordeche, Ch1c, lee. Levi, Easy Street. lzod. Esprtt, Tomboy, Calvin Klein, Ser· gio Valente. Evan Picone. Liz Claiborne. Members Only, Orgsnically Grown, Gaso· ltne, \iealthte~. over 1000 others $7,900 to $24,900 mventory , tnunmg, f1xtures, grand opening, etc Can open 15 days . Mr Loughlin Coll614 ·446 · 3407 Home Auembly Income. Assemble products at home Pert·t1ma Details Call813· 327 -0896, ext. 169 (6121888 4228 1 ~.:.-~.....:~~-~_.:, property . 6694 Call 61 4 -446· Good rental property aht room houae and 2 -3 room cottage• Call 614 -446 · 2643 . Government homes from $1 , (U repair) Alaodeliquent tax property Coli 806-6876000 ext GH -4662 information. for Modern 3 bdr f1n1thed basement, 2 car attached garage. trailer hookup , Green Schools Call 614· 446 · 3040 Delu~e 3 bdr. house. pool. good location, 869,500 Farm 60 acres. 8 rm house. $36.000. Commercial loti· Jackson Ave 846,000 A· One Real Estate Cell 304· 676 -6104 or 676-5386 1---------Own your own Jean · 642-3619 Custodian (pen-time) Ma· son County Pubhc Ltbrary, 6th and Viand Streets, Point Pleaaant. Mature and dependable person Must be eva1l· able for rotating day and evemng 1hifta. General d ecleaning end hght maln1enance duttes Expenenced per hour for 20 hours"week . Ava1lable JulY 1 Call 304676 ~ 2943 for more infor· mat1on . ApplicatiOn dead- line· Moy 22. 1985 Sportswear, lad1es Apparel, Children•. Large S1ze. Com· bmation Store, Accee..o· ries Jordache, Chic, Lee, levi, Easy Street, lzod, Eaput, Tomboy, Calvin Kle1n. Sergio Vatente. Evan Picone, liz Claiborne, Members Only, Organically Grown, Gasoline, Healthex. over 1,000 other~ 17,900 to $24,900 inventory, train· mg . fixtures. grand opening. etc Can open 1 6 days Mr Loughlin (612)888 -4228 . library Technic1an (full time) Mason County Public 22 'Money to Loan Ubrary. Mature and depan· dable parson Previous li· brary expertence desirable HOME OWNEAS·Refinance Typ1ng required Duties in- to low fixed rate Use equny clude acqu1s1tion and catal· for any purpose Leader oging of library materiels Mortgage Co., 614 ·6 92 ~ under supervision of librar- 3061. Ian. Pay 8 3 60 per hour for 40 hour-week Available July 1 . Send letter of 23 Professional application to Mason Services County PubUc library At· tention: Personnel Saction,I - - - - - - - - - Sth and Vtend Streets, Point Peatant, WV 25660 Appli· Plano Tuning and Repair . cation deadline May 22, Brun1card1 Music Co. 614· 446-0687. Twentieth year 1986. of quality service . Lena federal, atete and civil jobs Oani81s, 614-742· 2951 now available Cell 1 -619· 569 ·B304 for~nformotion, 24 hourt PIANO TUNING AND FIE- PAIR , Reduced rates llm1ted time only Ward's Keyboard, Help wanted lull and port 304-676-5600 or 876- tlma waitre11's and bar· 1 _ae_2_4_ _ _ _ _ _ __ maid. Send resume to box 1· 711 , Gelhpol•s Ferry, Wv. Rco l l slale 26616 . 2629 Mt Verrlon Ave • rein or ohine. 9:00 till?. Cleaning lady to cl..n home once a week . New Haven. 304-Be2 -3727 12 .l Room and board or sleeping rooms Man only . No dr1nkero. Coli 614-9926022 or 614-986-4418 . wood, cupboar.dt, cha•n. ch11t1, ba1keta. dlahea. stone jars. antiques, Jold and silver Write • .D 13 Mlllor, lh.Z. Pomeroy, Ohio 46789 or coli 814-11927780. Group and Individual Heolth Buying 1 Situations Wanted doily gold. oliver coins, rings, jewelry, sterling were, old coins, lerge currency. Top pr~ ces. Ed . Bur· kott Borber Shop. 2nd Avo Mlddl-rt, Oh. 814-1923471. hmo Mollord Oucko wamed. Males •nd female1 Call 814-882-&421 . Insurance lneurance at very low cost. Also guaranteed Ufe lnau· renee 0 to aga 88 . 304 -7577824 Georglo Mallon . 31 Coli 614 -446 - 3 bdr., 2 car garage, 1 % acre Close 10 town Call 614·446 -42 1 7 2 bedrooms. full basement, double car garage, 1 2 •crea. Rote Hill, Pomeroy $28.000. 614-67B -2513 Southern School D•stnct Mod1f1ed A·Frame on 5 acres Immediate occu · pancy See to apprec1ate $30,000 Includes outdoor work1ng tools . 614· 843 · 5384 after 6pm Three bedroom house on Un1on Ave , Pomeroy Call 614-992-2720 or61 4 -992· 3689 Can fmance 3 bedroom house m Rustic Hills Fully carpeted, storage bUild mg. large lot Call 614· Buy from ownar &. save Terrific location. Kyger Creek School, 3 bdr., fire· place . Built-i n kitChen with dishwasher, range, oven Full b..ement with fam1ly room. gas heat. po&llble 9 %% loan euumpt•on, $48.500. 4042 . Coli 81 4·446• Must 3 bdr sell ranch , Wootbrooke Subd • FR. woodburner. carport, deck. city utifltiea. • achools. Have an energy eff•ctent home built on your lot From $1 3.90QJbO . Call lor esti- mates . 304-675·3981 Price re"uced, 4 bedrooms, full basement , 5 m1lea from Point Pleasant, acre lot, 7 room home wtth 1 V2 lots• garden space . Hartford 2 story, 4 bedroom houae, vtnyl siding. 11/• acres, c::•r· pebng above ground sw•m· m 1ng pool opttonal. $46.000.00 or make offer. Thomes Ridge Road , Mason County, 304·896 -3672 Very n1ce 3 bedroom home. 2112 baths, central air. 2 car garage, family room . vacant and ready for occupant. Homettead Realty, 304· 676 -5640 and 2406 304-882- 32 ·Mobile Homos for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS, FIT 35 PHONE 614 -446 7274 1971 Freedom good cond. Call 614 ·25 6·6520 1977 Regent. 14X64. 2 bdr. Call614 · 245-5286 Btg down payment, short time employment, or credit history stopping you from buymg a home? Confider a reclaimed umt Only $500 down and take over pay· mant We're M1d · Ohlo Fi· nencial Service (614) 772· Nice 4 bedroom. 1 \ol botho, garage with workbench, gas Work wented, painting ~In· tide or out, odd jobs, expe· rionced. 6004. phon• 304-675- 1978 B•ll~lade 12'x56' oil alectnc. 3 bdr .. AC. under· pmntng, waaher-drver. fur- nlohod Coli 614-446·3289 or 614 992-7079 or 614· 266-6632 cond. Coll614· 448-0176 . 12x66 1971 New Moon 3 bdr .. 114 baths, elec range, very elton, e6.900 614-446·0175 Schoolo, 1411 ,0 0 . 814-448- 1890 Coli Garage Sole May 10- 11th. 9AM·6PM 501 Oak Dr tn Spnng Valley area Clothing all Sites. gla11ware, nick necks, kettle gnll, electrtc razor, much mora Follow signs Ram or shine Yard Sale 51 Garfutld Ave Thursday & Friday, May 9 81 Yard Sale 9 30·5 4 Fami· hea. 1!. mi down Rt . 218 . May 8.9.10 . Hobby horse. clothes. car ramps Avon, gUitar 2 Fam1iy Yard Sale May 10th, 11th. 9AM-1 On Graham School Road 4V' miles out Rt 141 turn r1ght Watch fcJr s1gns Maternity, mens, womens, baby clot hes Iron , dulc1mer . weed eater. too numerous. to list! Yard Slae Thurs. Fn House· hold, tools, f1shing , misc . 1 Across from Haney's Butcher Shop, Clarke Chapel Rd . Porter F1nt T1me Yard Sale 1 127 Second Ave ,9 to 9 MaY 9.10.11 Everything must go I 4 Fam1ly Garage Sale . Friday 9·00 · 6 00 Y2 mtle out Mill Creek past GDC grounds Baby, adult clothmg, truck tool bo~ . recliner , stereo curtains ---- --P-oni!irov _____ -Middleport 133 8 utternut Ave , Po"l)· roy. Fnday and Seturdl¥ New Craftsmen router and ' table. new Scroll IIW with accussortea, chest of draw· era. luggage. b1ke1, TV. hobby horse, babys car Mit, Coleman campstove, t,;.R cheer. sweeper . stroll..-. chang•ng table m•ac. pans and d1the1 Much more. • 3 family yard ule at 341 Hooker St in Middleport 9 00 t1l ? Thursday and Fuday ~ Y•rd Sale May 8. 9, 10, and 11 3 miles on Hysell Run oft At 124 lots of household goods Co11614 -992 -6275 . ------ F>t-i>ieiisilrit--- -&Vicinity Yard sale. 1st tra1ler beh1nd lowman Sales, Hartford, W Va on right side of strUt. Monday , Tuesday . VVednesday • Yard Sale Moy 8.9.10 . 2629 Mt. Vernon Ave shme 9 til? Ram or Garage Sale, Wed , Thu;s, Fr1, Rt 2 North, Point Pleasant, about seven miles. two houses before Good Shepard Church on nght Yard Sale. Baby Items, Furntture, Glassware and M1sc. 6 tenths mile out Jemco Road Follow signs , Thursday . 1 Yard Sale 8 fam1hea, Thura and Fr1 Rt 2 North 9 mtlea. Clothing , Home Interior. mise 8 30 ttll 7. 506 First Street, Point Plea· sant, Thursday end Frtday. 9 00 t1II6:00 Books, Gla•· ware , M1sc -lc - May 1. 2. 3 leadmg Creek Road F1nt house on nght Appl1ances. clothing, books Ram or sh1no . -·-- -· -~ · . .. -·- • · ... · · • · • · ·· lcGarage Sale Thursday, l=n- day 2, 3. 623 '12 Rus•ell St. Gravel Hill. Middleport. behtnd Hemers Bakery. .•....•..•••• ••. ••· ·• ••· ·· lc- 3 fam1ly garage sale, Fnday and Saturday, 8 00 to 3 00. beh1nd Beale School. Gelhpohs Ferry, computer, movie earner•, 10 lp4led b1ke. Princen phone, -power booster. CB With converter LOTS and LOTS of other items · Moy 2.-3. 1 9 00-4:00 pm . Yord Sole Fr~day, Moy 101h. Gut; Spencet'., Tuppers Planu Kerosene heater, generator 3000 W. pressure pump. storm ~oor, btcyela. baby bed, 1ce cream freezer, woven rugs, clothes, etc. 8 ·30 AM. across. from 27 W!:~,rw•c(, coffee -•nd end tebres. r.•pttr b8cks, clo- · thmg. e ectrio addiflg ma· chme, m11c Plus basement clean out 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 35 Lots & Acreage 1 acre along Rt 62 South, 304· 675· 7541 evenings 14x70 Castle on 3A acre lot With 18x26 add1t1on . Ceu tral a1r . urban roof , 2 car carport Price reduced Call 614-992-3119 or 614 -992 3132 Pasture for rent. 40 ecrea, fenced pasture. barn, 304· 675 · 7~41 aventngs large budding lo1s. Jerry··, 1970 TMC. 3 bedroomo. Run Road. S3000 Clyde Bowen Jr • 304-676 2336 furnrshed , washer. dryer. air, awnmg, underpinned. 2 level lots. 7 m1lea from steps. $6950 992-7479 . Call 614 - 1976 Holly Park mob1le home, 14x70 3 bedroom. central atr fum wtth ap· pliances only Need to sell, price negotiable 304· 468 town, off Rt 2. 304 -6755689 alter 5 PM Renlal s to $24.900 . Wloemon Agency, 614-446-3 644 1919 Champion lrltler 1 bi!O with 1976 odd·on 1 2x24 Good condition. Coli 1114-992-2689 Houses for Rent 7 room house wtth 2 c•r garage located m Chathire, $250 mo plus depoa1t, no '76 L1berty 12x70. 2 bed - pets Call614 -367-7302 room, new carpet. gas heat. good cond. 304-676· 21 19 after 6 00 1 969 12x66 K~rkwood 2 bdr.. new carpet mg. a1r cond . exc cond 304· 676· 7277 or 675-6631 2 bdr home m city schools. $235 mo plus deposit Call J1m at 614 · 446-6610 or 614 -446· 7881 4 bdr 1n country-White Oak Rd 5200 mo. plus dep. Kyger Creek School dist Call 61 4-367· 0509 33 Farms lor Sale for sale to settle estate 7 room shingled house & 55 acres on Rt 776, Lecta, Oh. Also barn , smoke house & cr1b Tobacco bate, 2 dug walls Contact Donald My· • ... 61 4-643· 2468. Centenary~ 3 bdr brick. 2 bath . garage, lg lot , adulh, ref & dep . $350 mo Coli 1-614-643 2644 1 bedroom house '" Mlnetaville Beside M~neravtlle Church by Bulk Plant Total electnc Call 614 -99-2 · 6215 34 Business Buildings 2 bedroom furmshad house m Pomer~y 1260 per montl\ . Call614-992 -5113 after 5 OOPM Basement shop or storage under Williamson Meat Market 304-676 - 1436 1606 Jefferson Blvd Po•nt Pleasant. 1 bed country home Yard and garden Near Maig1 Co(lnty fairgrounds Oepoeit required Call after 6·00pm 614 992-2627 36 Lots & Acreage 1982 Clayton 14x66. fur- Perk, mostty furnlahad,lerge front porch, on 2 acres of ground whh nice v1ew. 24)124 garage building , owners mu1t sell Reduced 41 1727 Coli hoot (U9 00 budget) , goo hot water hHter. central1ir, 'h acre flat lot Kyger Creek JR G1rl Scout Troop 1014 10x50 1966 Now Moon 2 bdr .• $3,460 , a1r cond, gu heat &: cook1ng, very good Pockoge daol -1 4x70 Holley $33,600, Coli 814 - 268 · 8894. tioner. recliner. roll - a ~ way , refrtgerator, bed spreads, curtains. books , blue dishes, near Clay School, Rt. 7 . Thurs .. Fr .. &. Set. 1763 completed, rural water, 3 out bids , lt) acre fronts on Schoq.ll, - - - - - - - -lc160. Rhubarb, 14 family yard sale Thunday garden toolt. electric motor end Friday. 9.00 -3 00 42 Garage Sale 2 a1r ' condi- Park St .. Middleport. Ohit> HMC Rt 1981 14~70 Schultz. partly furnished 3 bedrooms wtth underpenmng, 304 · 675 - ,, 2.000. Call 614· 2561&111 or 614-266-11280 Trace Huge yard sale at 778 Oliver St . M•ddleport Rein or shine. Thursday, Friday, S(t· urdey . 9 to 5 . 011 heater, old dreuer,old quilting frame wooden front door add storm door. b1rd cage. ba~y bed , knick·knacka, d11het and lots more $19.000 304-882-3374 3 bdr. home 3 yro. old. BO% 218 • Rock Lick Rd Moy 11 . 9 to 3, Dolo Hom, Yellowbuah Ad , Racine Clothmg ~ new itemt, ta..,l, hutch, curtains, mise it.ama 304·773· r·~~~~~~~~~~t::::::::::~~~=~ nlthed, underptnnmg, porch washer II dryer, •~c . cond. At Thuraday, Fnday, 2 m1 from & Vicinity roducod to *33,000. Coli 814-446-7144 Hannan Flea Market Fratzara Bottom. WVa on US 35 open every Saturday & Sunday, 9-6 . Open air & covered spacea for rent off road parking 992-6086 alter 4 30 1220 or (614) 773·3926 Calltodoy Homes for Sale & Vicinity 10th Flatwood area in Pomeroy for br. FA, BN ceiling, vinyl tidmg, aluminum w1ndow. 17 A available Call 614- National eompany Seeking Diltnbu~Ors to handlee~ten· sive ltne of residential and phone 304 -446 · 1676 Commercial Erergy Man- log home 3 acres, 2 mt out 992-6306 . agement Controls lnst,~red Jo,.co Rd S64,000 Coli ----~----=~ savings, continuo~• training 304-676-6622 . Open tetrltOrt!ll With ne.w ..~!.nd markttting sales and Avo-". call 3,t>4-676·142S ' tnstallation. Cultomer leae· • ing, comp~t•ri,:ed energy 2 unit ap8rtment "bLhldtng. Call ihe ArmY National aud(fo. high lncomo paton- good Investment. price re· Guard and esk about our pay tiel No franchise fee Small duc8d. phone 304-675 and benefits, 1nclud1ng edu· investment securltd by In· 7541 evenmgs cat1onal usiatance Call ventory. Call mr Watson 304-676 -3960 or 1-800- 1-800-962-4908 House. 6225 26 acres Wanted for stud tervice: .a male M1nature Dachshund, preferabley red , C•ll 614· Call COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bado, Iron. PAUL E. SHOCKEY. D.V.M. Thurllloy 3 , ..... s ...... FrW., 1 p.m,-1 p.m. S.torllor 10 ...... ttoiO o.ot. buy junk 61 4-246 -9264 or614-882 1113 CLINIC IN MIDDLEPORT PT. PLEASANT OFFICE Pnce reduced to t48 ,600 on recently renovated. 2 story frame houH, R.G .. 3 bd(., 2 baths, formal dining. family room Includes 2nd partially renovated houae 1 acre $33,000 7144 Coffee Shop aelling equiP· ment. leases ~ low priced . Kleine ·· ···-·Gaiiiiioiis···------ Building new home -owner must sell 3 bdr ' ranch, FR . carport, deck . City schools & ut1lit1es Reduced tn. 1 Nonce 1 Call Mr Joyner 1-800-9624908. 614 ·446· 7564 after 5 . 446-2369 Easy Assembly Work! &600 00 per 100 Guaran· teed Payment . No Expeflence.No Sales Details send self-addressed stamped envelope. Elan VItal· 716. 3418 Enterprise Rd, Ft Pierce. Fl 33482 Coli 814-446-8224. Mandoy 3 ,,,.,. S p.m.. luHIIoy 6•30 p.m.-1 P-"'W-oy 3 p.m.-5 P·"'- 843-5155 or US-5410 Wanted To Buy We pay ca1h for late model clean used can. Expert Serv1ce And Quality Name Brands At DISCOUNT PRICES groin drill, hoyroko. 10ft drtg harrow, Cub Fir· mtll with mower and oollor, pototo plow. hoy bailer 1nd mort. Call 614-266-6261 6 30PM Homes for Sale Yord Sole, May 8. 9. 10. S1495.00ru pt. brush hogs, plow. hay orlmper, aub Public Sale & Auction Auction everv Friday night at the Hartford Commumty Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week Consigmenta of new B. uaed merchandise alwaya wei· comed. Richard Reynoldl. OHIO VALLEY SATELUTE SYSTEMS 330S JACKSON A~E. SMAll ANIMAl HOURS terl, 1 mole. 2 females Five Polnt1-P1ne Grove Rd. area 614·992· MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE PAT HILL FORD Dlec. rows, corn plan · Wanted to !awning mowing Gall1pot1s area & vtnc1n1ty. 21 only noad apply. Pay $3.36 992·6341 . Loot 3 collioo VETERINARY FARM EQUIPMENT Lost and Found Reward for mformation on lott female Border Collie Tan and wh1te lott in Five Points VICinity Call 614- Call David McDonald TOWN & COUNTRY S&L 35185 O.k Hill R01d -• ' iln OA-KAN of your 'raduo; tion, c:a11 0"1..1- M8y~>e 1 gn help, FREE 304·676-1444. OPEN EACH PIONEE-RCARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Call 814-446-3100 F1nanwl ovolloble . Coli Mr ' Attention PPHS grads 1961 to 1976 if you do not have core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks. 9'12-21'16 Middleport, Ohio Kotelic land&caping detiQn· ing, planning, mowing, trim· ming, retail shrubbery AU round lawn maintenance. TO QUALIFY 304-676-2264. Coli 614-992-2679 Kluenslo good home, 8 wka old, htter 1;ra1ned, 2 'fellow. 2 black·white, 1 calico. 304· 11 ·14·\IC 1· 13-tfc Roger Hysell Garage tary. Appty in person at Med1cal Piau. 203 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis Between 1-~00-962-4908 FOR SALE Call: KEN'S PlUS: Offlco Suppllos & 992-3345 lOWIIIIQTIU PAYMINT E~perienc:ed medical aecre· White kitten to good home. Wooden hutch to give away. 43~2 With 2 RENT A CAR CALL • CHESTER-985-3307 Cockaliols, Erotic lirds 806 -687-8000 oxt. R-4662 to ftnd OLtt how. Salesman wanted to repres· ent lme of Energy Mange ~ ment Contrels Excellent traimng and marketing pro· gram, h1gh income potential With opportunity for ad· vancement . Dealerships 742-2464. in Rear. All Mtk" choice. NO DOWII PAYMENT Strer Beegle dog to give •way Loves kids Call 614· 675·6784 otter 6 00 Jn Dextor, Ohio Copy S.rvi<M, Etc. US Mil St. Mi........ t 104 Mullotrry h. •-•y to drtVe the vehu:le of your Collofter 6 OOpm 614 · 9492794. 9-13-tfn 614-379-2243 or RIDENOUR 1V & APPLIANCE NEW VEHICLE We'd lib Ia lnlroduco rau to EnPit-A-Cor. tho modom way Small dog· pan Schnauzer1o give awey to good home Hootls ......................... •130 frH flltmotn W•lhMtt Oiltt~tkn 985-3561 IN A 71·79 ford lr Gr~lls ....,............... SS2 50 IO·IS Ford lr. Hods .................. - ... '145 83-IS ford Ranger SMALL GROCERY STORE wI GAS PUMP GENIIAl PEST CONTIOl / THE BIRD CAGE 8~ iivoly kittens . Coli 614446-2,276 Hound end Spetz 304·676· Howard l. Writesel Roofing Co• SigM. Ooon ......................... •us IO-U Ford lr Oooro .........................$145 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Bo• 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 - lusinns fetrntl, •• D•lf Giveaway 4 Terrier puppies. 8 wk old Cell 614-446-3907 6·illln PH. 992·7611 5· 7-llc •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR 73-79 ford lr. ftndtrs .............. ,_, ,_,S41 73-79 Ford lr. (6l4) 51. Rl. 160 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR All occupations . Call 4 PM 614-446-7441 614-446-9663 l1censeil Clinical Audiologist . ' Nor1h Gallipolis, Otuo J&F 4 1 --~- ·~ •RitidontO.I' m 816.000-t&O.OOOyr polll · Apphcations accepted by appointment only . Call Thurs or Fri 10 AM to ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Jobs W1llmg to work Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearln( Aid Sele~tion Hearing Evaluations F~r All Ages (614) 985'-3105 9870 or 614-388·9806. THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- 1,695 Sl 9 15 681 Wtsl Darwin Ohio - 992-7013 '. .>' s...... ·-· Jay Dr1ve owner selling 3 bdr , 2 beth, cozy harth for winter, pool and AC for summer. Interested only c•ll Dependable ' ·r---------------~-----"fl 40037 Pomtl'oy, OH. Bowens Conuruction . Complete remodeling, f~re· piece 1pec1alitt1. Painting: Interior • •~terlor. Cement. block, br1ck work 2!5 vre expar~ence . rea•onable rate• Free estimates. work gu~ranteed Cell 814-388· Enthul!altiC WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS IUCIWOOD HOME SPAS Ph. 16141 IU-5425 Government Honest 73-79 Chewy. Tr. 13-IS Ford Ianger Cab (Mntrs ................. '20 Gnlln ....................... _..s7.S New and Us1d Aulo Glaa-Lot1 Mod~ Parts Eptof c..,a.ta ralnatiOn ...;~ time. y• •OUIId in JIUI' own Hot ~ s,o. !tot~ ., to •• lht •• helve m tteclc. 31 You must be 2 Black female pupp1a1 Cell GREG ROUSH RT. 62 NORTH POINT PlEASANT, W. VA. 8 mlllf fro11 Pomtroy-Mason Bridle SINGII f24.95 •Kitchenettes •Restaurant WANT ADS bring Vacation Money 4·17-1 mo pd 614-379-2712 ~ MOTEL Antique Show &: 'Sale, Hun tington Galleriea. Mother's Day weekend, ~0 dealers, gh111 clime. appraisals ser· vice, antique auto show Admiaalon $2 60 May 11 , noon-8; May 12, noon-6 18 Wanted to Do 614-246-9187, $ 9' Southern Spun Available -Addon1 and remodeling -Roofing and gutter work Babysitter needed •n my home 4 to 6 dey1 per week. Ref. req . Call after 6PM , Davo labbs Delll•r, OH. Phone: 614-669-3761 ar 669-3765 d AFFORDAIII - PORTAIII' - Concrete worlt "Free Estimates" lot Now 'A ccaptlng Uetingl in Meigl Co. 2•. _ _ _ _ __ :JI. ' -- NEW USTING - Syracuse If you l1ke S(l<ICIOUS room sand want the ro>atness ol tastelul decora~ng. make an appo~nt­ ment to see thiS l011ely 4·5 bed· room home wrth 2 baths, lanlasl1c krtchen w1lh brealllasl boolh, lormal d1mng room. large ut1)it'/ room full basemen). New lurnace. ~rge neat acre lot, 2 car garage.'Many other lea lures Ill. l. "Bud" llcGHEE vu.u. 23. _ _ _ _ __ 6. _ _ _ _.;_, I 10 :12. _ _ _ _ __ . 1. 5------ i ..,. 20. - - ' - - ' - - - - II 2. 'I ] I Good used refll&erators, washers, dryers. ps and electric ran&es and TV sets OPEN 8 TO 6 County Appliance. Inc. 627 Thin! Ave Gallipolis 446-1699 11------ -l I lioys 6 day• -- •oQ. .. ..1• ( ,For Sate • 64 Misc. Merchandise Thllt cash rattJ 1nclude d1uount .I .I I 3 POMEROY,O. 992·2259 •' 1o lS S7.00 SIO.OO II s 00 $11.00 I• I Mllrlteestlo •'o TN J71 JO C irr:l e Ad Wanted ' Ca ll Mr Wol son I E e C1.1SIOm comm.,rcolll lr'IO Con· ad and order by ma11 coupon Cancel your id by phone when you get I '"· 992-6931 NEW LISTING -HamsonVIIIe - Appro• 6 acres el bow 1oom w1lh newer 2 bedroom ranch Pul your own pe1sonal touches m th1s home You can afford Ia at a pnce ol $17.900 00. OWNEI - KENNETH IALPH - CARPENTER SERVICE Saturday, 9 00 till 12:46 . 4-16-1 mo pd "10' U.P. WirB Mesh *Drake 1oo• LNA *Drake 324 RECEIVER 4 1I FENCE & SU,LY 614-266-1769 FUTURE T.V. SATEWTE SYSTEMS JOHNSON ELECTRIC YOUNG'S Pharmacy, Middleport •New Roofing "FREE ESliMATES" PH. 992-2772 4-1·2 mo Apply in Babysiner needed In Crown Ctty et my horne Call ENVIRONMENTA.L SYSTEMS 446-9416 ASCP required Tnm ofl pOunda with Go Be1e Grapefruit Extra Strength Captulu Fruth Mud River Band will be at the River Boat Inn Wednes· day, Thursday, Friday, and U FREE ESTIMATES Wanted : A med1cal Technol ogtlt for weekdays only . ble Complete S~ock of Weather,, \, 1 ite Heat Pumps. Central fur ~ ~~Q Cond1t10ning and Furnaces.~U .§ •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows 614· lB8 ·8436 penon between 9 -4PM to Mecllcal Pine. 203 Jecklon Pike. Gallipolis c1ne Coli 614· 247-4226 HeQting/Cooling Soles & Service llffERTHERM VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Gallipoli1, Ohio ACCENT Mobile Home fl J&L BLOWN INSULATION JAMES KEESEE Help Wanted 614·446 -0294 1200. reward for return of or information on whereabout• of blick. tan end brown Bassett Hound Stolen Apnl 24 from Anna Leamond residence~ Tenneu Run, Ra· Plaimlff VIeW But 1n our hearts you're there to stay, And we oltan dream of you You didn't want to co. we know, But God saw fit t,_t day; To tlchanco for you. tlut burdened lift. For a better plate to stay. Deeply loved and very sadly missed by children, vandchlldren and &reatvandchildren. . SWEEPER and tawing mechine repair, parts. and supplies. Ptck up and delivery , Davit Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up George• Creek Rd Call LAWRENCE A: HEISER Attcrnay for St. II. UO North 11 I em wanting to hire a female vocallat willing to travel. Confirmed book•nga Call *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK .--,--------""1 BOGGS A1111011 ncI! nt ents BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK • The Daily Sentinei- Page-13 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio TROMM EXCAVATING •lnaul1t1on U·SAVE AUTO RENTAL IENNETT'T MOillE HOM( CONTTIACTlNG Ploimlff 64 Misc. Merchandise CALL 446-4522 AREJUMPI• SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The State of Ohio, Moigo County. JACKSON PFIQDUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION pu,....,_ RENT A CAR WANT ADS Public Notice ... , / .May 8, 1985 ~~tot.:!:,;A~mou=:nt::.!c'";:""":~iad~lo~69~'h!,i~O~r~a=ng~e~T~o~w:n:•~hi~p::_·~M~el~g~1 .L:I:4)~1~0~.~1~7,~2:4~(:6~)1:·~8:,:&t:c~ Edno Swick, Clorlc Box 12 Rutland, OH 4117711 16. Jtc ' i - .,_ - ... ....,... • "" f41.000.00 lnd cannot be oold for.._ than - - o f that omount. TEAMS OF SALE· T.. por coni (I Qli)CIIIhln hand on doy ofoall with ......,..to bo poid u~~=~F~ALE OPERATES UNOEFI THE DOCTRINEOFCEVEATEMPTOFI. THE MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF MAKES NO GUARANTEEASTOSTATUSOFmLE PRIOR TO SALEo •' Howard T...,_ of Flutllnd Towr.hlp 1&11. ' Business Services ==~:h::r::o: ~----=-.:....:.:...:...:.:,:,:.:_:_.:_.:_ Business__:;_.:__,__;_ Services __,._..____ or n-..ver ENGINE. 56 Horoopo-r DieHl w / dty type oif cleonet "The dote Ht fur complodon of thlo work- bo ... - i n _ . , . 11 front of - · A ...L-u rw.okowov uz..,;,ty - - bo pert of maot ondwll ponnlltho ~ maot and..,. - b l y to pivot reirward- " mbly ..-o •n -...:- Public; Notice accordance with Chapter CHANGED FROM AFTERNOON TO r lllCHrtlt.. POIIltiO' 011104~11! Public Notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF JliANSPOFITAnON , ColumbYo. Ohio April 26. 1986 Conttoct Soloo lagol Copy No 86-600 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT FFI-9(22) Se.led prop Dills will be """'ived II tha otfiee of tha Director of tho Ohio Departmont of Trao-11011. ColumbYo. Ohio. unbl 10:0Q A M , Ohio Standard Timo. Thunday, May 30, 1986, for --In Public Notice The Dai,ly Senttnel - -- I· May 8, 1985 Ohio Sentinel ' Unfurn11hed. 2 bedrooma fully carpeted Oepoait ,.: quired Call614-992 -3090 30 acres. set up for mobile home. barn, at Ewington at Vinton-Gaf111 Co . line on Rt. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 160 Coli 614·669-4461 . 1 acre level ground. Green Twp restricted . Call 614· 448 -3044. 16 acres, 2 tra1lers, 1 Ox60 and BK40. Nonh East Metgs County Call614 -696 -1227 after 6 OOpm 50 acrea just ofl At. 12 South, even1ngs. 304 - 676 · 7641 Furnished, a~r Cond , cable, no c1ty 1axea, beautiful riwr. view, Kanauga Fott6f'lMPbile Home Park, 614 · 44t· ~ 602 2 bdr. furn11hed, all . utlhea • . pd . except elect.. conve: nient location . aacurtty ~· oalt reuq~rad Call 114~44a- 8658 . ,J • �- ..... ~- - LAFF-A-DAY 4~ Mobi.l e Homes for Rent 56 t:5ANJ< 12•60 2 bdr., t 200 mo ., $200 dop. Call 614-3888304 or 614-388 ·SS61 . 85.000 . 8269 . Call Dragonwynd Ca~tery Kennel. CFA Him)lavan. Persian and Siamese, kittens. AKC Chow puppies. Call 614446-3844 after ?PM. --- 614 -388 - ~ 2 bdr .• washer&: dr'yler. trash &. water paid. $200 m o ., deposit, 1 ·mi. from HMC . Coli 614-446-1354. Golden Retriever puppies, AKC Reg . one Golden Retriever female dog Reg . Call 614-388 -9868 afler 6PM . I have 2 - 9 wk . old Cockerspenial pups for sale . tf you're interested, call me at : 614245-9602 . 2 bedroom mobile home for rent, Burdette Addn , · $ 175.00 piUs utilities and deposil . 304-675-2464 . 2-2 bdr. mobile homes. $50 dop . $176 1o $186. plus electric 8. gas. 304-675 6612 . . 43 Farms for Rent HA ~Milti 675-5104. . Apartment for Rent · were in trouble. Their calendar only goes up until April." JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing or Nicety furnished mobile home, eff. apt. , central air and heat in city, adults only'. Call614-446-0338 . Furnished efficiency 701 4th Ave ., Gallipolis. 8180, u1ilities paitl, share blth, adults. Call 446-4416 after 7PM·. UPstairs 3 rooms , furnished, bath, washer-drver, AC , clean. no pets. ref., dep . req .. adulu. Call 614-4461619. UPstairs unfurnished 3 room apt .. carpeted, utilities paid. no children, no pets. Call 614-446- 1637. Knauff Firewood Summer July 3'1 st. Doesn't apply to HEAP. 614-266-6246 . Trailer space, water & trash paid. S66 mo. , 1 mi. from HMC. Call614-446 -1364. Spring Speciai-Pat.riot utility buildings on display at two convenient locations, B & S Produce, Viand St. in PJ. Pleasant, and Freinch City Mobile Homes in G·allipolis. 9•12 $695, also 10x16 $996. Delivered and set up on your to·t . Opportunity) monthly rent starts at 8169 for 1 bedroom and S204 for 2 bedroom, deposit S200, located near Spring Valley Plaza and Foodland, pool and Cable TV available, hours as possible 10 am to ·4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Monday- Friday, Call 614446 - 2746 or leave. mes1age . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Rou1e 33. North of Pomeroy. large Iota. Call 614-SS2-7479 . Trailer spacea. nice and quiet. 1 small child accepted. no pets, 304-6761076. Merchan dise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gallipolis. New 8a u11ed wood-coal stoves, 6 pc wood LR suite 1399, bunk beds 8199, antron reCliners 199, new & used bedroom suites, ranges. wringer washers, It shoes;. New livln9room suites $199-86~9. lamps. also buying coal 8t wood stoves. Call614-446-3169 . 1 bedroom apt. Equipped kltohen . Partially furnished . All electric . $1_76 . per monlh. Coll614-992-2815 . Allor 5 :00, call 614-9926319 . White sewing · machine. equipped to zig zag. monogram. overcast. hemming. mending , makes button holes& more. Reg . $279 .96 now 8100. Also 30% all Nelco sewing machine . Trade in accepted . Call collecl 614-385-8025 . Soriy Trinltron 26 inch con ~ sote color TV with remote conlrol. Call 614-446 7781, anytime. Newly remodeled . large rooms. $176. per month . Call 614-992-7034 or 614992-6732 . . APARTMENTS. mobile homes, houses. Pt. Pleaaant and Gallipolis. 814-448 8221 . Laurelend Apartment&, New Haven, now accepting applications for 2 bedroom apartments. Basic rent 1183. Inquire apartment C · 1. Equal housing opportunity . Unfurnilhed apartment~ yard and baaenient. depoai1. phone 304 - 675 - 7541 e'llenings. 45 Hide-a-Bed. Excellent condilion . s 100 . 614-843 6384. Picken.• used furniture. 304676-6483 or 6?5-1450. RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Compare our price~. uve today. Phone 304-773-6430 . 64 Misc. Merchandise SPECIAL CUI slobs 6 PU loads delivered in dump !ruck 4100, or 21oods 1180. You pickup t15. Call 614245-5804. • Furnlahed Rooms For rent Sleeping .Robme and llghl houoo kooplng rooms. l'ark Clftlrol Hetel . Cotl814-.......o71111Furnilhed room. range, re· frlg. 1100. ohore both. single mole. 919 2nd. AVo .. Golllpoli 0. Cell 448-44 Ul aflor 7PM. ' Country Oak tables. chair.s. cupboards, desks, ice boxes. Conklas. Tuppen Plains. Rt. 7. Hand craft•d and ·finished . Pool People Special: ' Shock liquid t2.55 gal-PH up 13.60 41b. lnground pool kits, 18•32 42.395, 18•36 12.8911. 20•40 42.8115 in stock. let us aummerize your pool 11 00. Pool plint 12% off, whlto, blue ice. bikini blue. Middleport B14t82 -5724 or Golllpolls 814448'-3081. Antique Gibson electric guitar With fend-.r amp. Gas cook stove, chlld'l upright orgon, 304-676-6937 . Froat free refrigerator. dilhea, silverware, quad . ~~.:,.00 ·3:!~3~ru~~~,"i·~::,a::: 304-675-6646. Taylor Slush machine and Victor cash register. Contact John Thabot304-875- 1616 or al work 676-2386 . 56 Building Supplies l!ulldlng Materials Block, brick. sewer pipes. windowl. lintels, etc. .C laude Winters. Rio Grande, 0 . Call 1114-245-6121 . Block. brick, mortar and maaonry 1upplies. Mountain Stole Block, ·RI. 33, New Hovan. W. Va . 304-8822222. 56 Pets for Sale HILLCREST .KENNELS Boerding all breed1. Heeted indoor- outdoor facilltiea . AKC · Doberman . puppleo: . Stud 8MVI¢o. Coll614-4487795 . . ~- ......... M · -- .. - - ·---·---·---··- ~· - .;. May 8, 1985 DICK TRACY Auto Repair 57 Musical Instruments Television Viewbtg WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00 &. Tomato planls. 25,000 . All in trays. 50 to a tray. ,..arry Hill, letart Falls, Ohio. 614· 247-2142 . 1 Potted tomato plants . &1 00 per 1,000 plants or 10 cents a plant, Portland . .Call evenIngs 61 _4 - 843 : 530~ ., . 59 For Sale cir Traoje Cil Fiol>ln' Hola I]) Beverly Hlllbilllet (J) Dr. Who li1l 3-2· 1, Contact (CCI fJl Dlffren1 Strokoo IH90l MOVIE: 'Willy Wonka and the Chocola• Foclory' 8:30 IJ (]) (!) NBC New• Cll Rifleman Cil Mazda Sportolook I]) Gomer Pylo ClleiDJ ABC News (CC) 0 ClliD CBS Newt (J) Nlgh11y Bu,olneos Report li1l Body Eleclllc fJl One Day a1 a Time 7:00 UIIJ PM Magazine Cll Branded Cil Sportoconler ([) Sanford and Son Cll Entortalnmonl Tonlghl (!) Wheel ot Fortuna Winnebago motor home, 23', AC. generator, CB, 1972, like new. $10,600. Cell 304-676- 1731 afler 6~M . · a• 20· foot · Mid Camper 82.600 .00. Good cond. 304-676-6309. Ser v1 ces 1-----------,r-----------1 New tobacco setters $675.00. Corn planten $660 .00 . qorn sprays $450 .00 . AC with cultivators S1 ,250.00 . i='armall C with cultivators 81,500 .00 . Massey Ferguson 50 $2,850.00 . 304-576· 2328 or 576-2606. Murray Grey Bull, regia· tared, pure bred; gentle, large frame , 2 years old. proven sire, ready to work! Call 614 -667-6191 afler 8 :00pm or weekends. 2 year filly Chestnut, Y2 American Y2 Quarter horse . 4 white stockings. Beautiful and good disposition. She is green broken . 614 -9926341 . . For s•ie:Gray Ar&bien horse, "7: ye&r";old: $~00:- ·1 spotted mare · pony , 5-ye&r-old . S100 . 1 black ·and · white pony. S100 . Want to buy: small western horse saddle. For sale or trade Farmel,l .H tractor, John Deere· th trac- 614 · 9~~ - 6804 . tor. Ford 1 ton tru~k. 7·5 For st~le at.ull (i mes springl;.g Plymoulh . ca,ll 61 .4'- 388- t;iolstene coWs and tle'i"ferS. 9303. - . 304-576-251-0. - &75 -3042263 . . Farm Supplies & Live s tock 61 Registered Simmental bulla, Danny Dewhurst. Call after 8 p.m. 304-882·3296. Farm Equipment Spring Special; ~4'x30 ' JC8' with 16'x7' garage door 8c service door , $3,•888 erected . Iron Hor~e Bldgs. 614-332-9745 collecl. CROSS & SONS U.S. 35 WoSI. Jackson. Ohio. 614-286-6461. Massey Ferguson, New Holland. Bush Hog Sales & Service. Over 40 used 1ractora to choose from & complete line of new & used equipment. largest selection in S.E. Ohio. Ferguson 30 1st c lass shape, overhauled . Cali 614-388-9909 . JI,V IDEN'S FARM EQUIPMENT May sale on Long tractors &i Vermeer balers w -6 % int. on financing! And see us for a complete line of farming accessories 8a service . USED-All used equipment discounted. 2-MF 150's, 2-MF 50's. MF 165. 2000 Ford. 3600 Ford. 445 Long, 1255 Oliver, Jubilee Ford, 2.Vermeer round balers, 3NH haybines, 3-NH rakes, bushog, mowing machine, spike tooth harrow, cultivators. plows, tobacco setter . Jividen's Farm Equipment614-446-1676 . Transportation 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid ·for "80 model and ne\I"V'er used cars. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eastern Ave ., Gallipolis. Call 614-446-2282. 1 977 Ford Maverick. best offer. Coli 614-266-6251 afler 6:00PM . 1982 Spirit 4 apd, sunroof, AM-FM tape , new radials, low mileage. cash price $3,399 . John' s Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd, Gallipolii, Ohio (6141446 -4782. 1982 Cavalier $3.100. exc . cond. Call 614-446-2146 . 1979 Camero Berlinetta, all extras, axe . cond.. white with red interior. Call 614· 446-7814 . 1978 Pontiac Grand temans 71 .000 miles, new radial tires. deluxe interior. 1ex . running cond.. no. rust, Alpine stereo optional. S2,700 . Call 614- 388 9744. 71 Autos for Sele 1981 blue Mazd~ RX-7 e•c. Shape, 27 , 000 mllel . 87.500 .Can be aeen at the Jumbo in Rio Granda. Call 614-245-9634or 614-2455439 . 72 Trucks for Sale 1974 Ford PU F· 1.00, PS, oulo, 360 engine. Call 614379-24.26. 71 ford tandem 9000 260 HP 13 spd. trans. $7. 600. Call 7732. dump truck Cummings. 38M rears. 614-446 - Improvements Marcum Rooting &. Spout· lng . Now installing rubber· roofs. 30 years e·w.pari.a nce. apecializing in built up roof. Call 614-388-9867 . 1980 Dodge Aamcharger, 4 ·wheel drive, 2-tone paint, automatic, 318 engine, dual exhaust, AM~FM. Good condilion : -61 4•949-2830 . Drywall, residential & com· mercial , quality hanging a. finishing. Coiling daoigns & repair work. Call James Planu 614-246-5659. 81 Buick Regal 302' V-8 auto, air cond.. PS, PB. AM· FM cassette, new tires, good cond .. 67,000 mi., one owner. $4,800. Call 814446· 1683. 1984 Ford F160 4 sp. overdrive, range A pkg, lm - fm CIISBtte. step bumper. sliding rear gla1s. 8 eye. - (300 c.i .d.) 13.000 miles 304-676-2419. Baird ' s Hpme Improve ments. Aluminum & vinyl siding. storm door• '& windows. gutters, roofing. Free eslimalas. Coll1-614-3670409 . 1979 Regency 98 Olds ·1 owner. perfect condition. new tires. Call 614-4483581 after 8 . 73 1974 Nove SS loadod $860. 1973ChovyPUt650. 1964 Ford . PU $360. Call 614446-3032 . 81 Chovelle Malibu, 75 VW Rabbit. 80 Pontiac Phoenix. Dodrill's Auto Parte-Sale•. 8:30-6:30 . Coli 614-3889616 . ..b 1 983 Plymoulh Turlsmo, 2.2. P.S.. P.B.. AM -FM. louvers. 5 speed. Excellant condition. Call 614-7422979 or 614-742-2143. 1965 Mustang convertible. Candy-apple red. Excellent condition . , $6,000 . Phone 614-742-2160 or614-7422267. Vans & 4 W.O. 1977 Dodge window van·. auto. seats, air & extras. Call 614-446-4182. 1980 Ford F150. FWD. Four speed. lock out hubS, 302. engine. Sierra Brav:o. step side . Phono 614-949-2497. 1978 ford window van. V-8. autoniuic. power steering, pcwer brakes. air conditioner. Good condition. $3150. Call614-9854367. 1979 Trans Am . E•cellant condition. Alpine stereo, air, 1----------,-:-cruise, pOwer steering and Ford van~ customized. J/4 T, brakea. Craig Venoy . Cell 1 \4 992 · s· 607 · · 977, . AT, PS, . PB. good ·6 · • · · ' · · · cond.;. _$3,,900. Cell ~04,• • ·. • · 676-,V31 ilftor ·6PM . 1974 "Ponlioc Ver\lura . 6 cylinder. ltandard trans.' In good ahape. Phone 814- 74 Motorcycles 949-2681 aflar 4:00pm . ' 1983 Ctlevette, 4 door. 4 speed, excellent - conc!i · . 1979 .Harley -David,on lion . s3 .700 . 614'·992- •portit~r 13,000. •tnt._.C:al!_ . ' 9906 . . . . . ... 61"4-446-1615 or . af)er · .5 614-446-1244. . . 1979 Ford 4•4. Good condi· 1------~---­ tion, must see. 614-992· 1978 Harley Davidson SU6816 . per Glide Custom, leather bags, ex. cond . Cell 6141974 VW Hoelle . Call 614 - 446-8039. 949-276S . 1-------~1980 Harley Sportster low 1978Y• Chevy Blazer 4•4. miles, good cond .. $2.500 67.000 miles. PS, PB. aulo. firm. Call614-367-7672 . $3.900 . Coli 614 -992 - 1- - -- - - - - 2603, 1976 Sportster custom paint 8. chrOme, I nvaider 6 Cadillac 1981 , Fleetwood spoke mags. $2,800. Call Brougham. 4 door, diesel, 614-246-9426 after 5 . 30-36 MPG , like new. $8 , 500 . Call 304- 675- 1982 Suzuki DS 80 $300 1731 afler 6PM. firm . Coll814-446-1168 . 1---------- '76 Vega, 4 cyl automatic. good motor and body. $8.60.00. 304-576-2866 . 73 VW Supar Boelle. good cond . 72 VW Super Beetle, leas engine. 8800. both . 304-458-1542. 84 Ford F250, auto. tran1. ps, pb, ac. sliding glass. positive traction trans. cooler, heavy duty radial tires . $8,900. Tradefor4x4 . 304-678-2147. 1979 Duster po. pb, eulo. 6 cyl. 1976 Ford Tdreno, axe . cond. 304-875.13763 or 676 -2790. 1 977 Mercury Monarch. 68,000 miles, V-6, lutomatic, air condition. good condllion, 304-675-1828. 1982 Honda Silver Wing lnlerslale GL600 . 6,000 mil"es. AM-FM. casutte, crooh bars. Aoking $2.200 . 614-387-7191 . '82 Honda 660 Nighl Hawk. exc cond, 81,400.00 or best offer. 304-576·2866 . 1984 Shadow 750. garage kepi. 1729 mllas. 2 holmell. 304-875-6917. '78 Hondo XL350, 2,400 mil eo, 1350.00. Phone 304676 -2178. . 1973 Kowosaki 175 F-7 Enduro, 4400.00. phone 304-675-1647. 76 Boats and Motors for Sale t::Jr.E . 'fi!fi!!J Is Chevy Luv pickup, wllh ft11 bod. bool offer. Coli . 8142118·82&1 oflor 8:00PM . ~2~~~ h I Home 1975 Chevy 1 1on dump truck. 4 spaed . Call 614· 992-3194 . 1976 lincoln Mark 4 , for sale or trade. Call614-4460181 or 614-446-3243. They'll Do It Every Time . A 61 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gua:. ran tee. local references furnished . Free estimates. Call collocl 1-614-2370488, day or night. Rogers Basement Waterproofing. 1981 Monte Carlo. exc cond. $5,300.00 . 304-675- 1 ~ fl. Glaotron ~ool, 35 HP. 3-: 37 1983PiymoulhColl: 4dr .. 4 _ -:8 :-· _· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sao King molor, 1160. Call 1 spd .. AM -FM lapa. sunroof, 19 BO Olds Culleoo '-6~14~--4_4_8_-_1_16_8_._ _ __ cash price $3,699. John's • AC tractor, model C with 2 Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. Brougham V-8, AC. rear 1 29 ft . Crest pont9on boat row cultivator and turning Gallipolis. Ohio 1614)446- wl~dow dafoggar, AM-FM with 85 hone power mer· 2 1tereo, exc cond, low ml· cury engine. In excellen,t plow. 614 -992-5 479 . 478 · leogo, mull oell, 304-578. 15,000. Also L::::::::::::::,::::::J~::::::::::::::::::~Ii2~4~8~5~.~==-=~~~~= condlllon boat trailer. *1 ,500. 74~2160 or l42-2287 . 1977 Chavv Novo. 1974 1 h---~--~-. ~r;~Yo:~:~~8o . 304 • 675 · -c-o-b-ln_c_ru___ -~..-r-.-c-r-is_s_c_r_a_fl, _... 38' lwln onglne, 19&7, PIIZZ~E PIC" ., 198 c· W-40' lroilor, .9.500. Call ~"'TI .. _,_., 4 hovou. one owner, 304-67,1 l-1731llfler IPM. FIN/:1 THE 81/Y 5"i:J' '"""r _..,. loW mile1. axe cond, must WJIO '1HOIIGHT 10PA'f A 1111. 304-676-2813 afler •79 , 1611• olumn, Slarcrofl 5 00 HEWASPOING ' HE~:IZ li"" PM. V-hull. 80 hp Mercury moOI<AY ···TI ""~· '71 Dodge Dart. 6 cyl. luto tor, 1lf a.nlpy top. custom AL.OHG•••'TUE lro.nomiulon, 39 ,000 mlloo, snap on cover, •4.500.00. PO~'f: LE~L one owner, phono304·67B- ,_P_h_on_e_3_0_4-_8_8_2-_2_o_o_1_._ 4- ...... """""' 2179 . • • ,qro ....,,_•• 17 foot Crol11iner, 165 Inboard-Outboard. power trim prop, power trlro tabs, lrl-houl, 304-878-8288. r -e. lJnsct1mble lheee four JumbleS, one lOiter to eor:n 1011' ordlnory -ds. I GLUBY (] I 10 form ID Cll Hot P01ato 1 brown bay mar~ . 800 lb . or will sell team. Call614· 446· 3082 . Fruit Vegetables IJIIJ Cll (!) • ClliD .., 1}2) Newt Ovation · acoustic -electric gui,ar with fitted case. Call REg . Polled Hereford bull, 614-446-7781. anytime . , approx . 2% yrs. old . Reg . papers available. Call 614Plano for sale . Assume small 446-3326 ave. afler 8PM. monthly payment on mod· ern style piano, like new large Quarter Horse. VerY condition. Can be seen gentle. Good for adult or locally . Write , inc.l uding child. 2 Hereford white face phone number to: Manag~H. bulls. 1, two years old and 1. 200 Athlone, Caseyville, IL nine months old. 1 .regis62232 or call (618 346- tered Hereford cow with 69271 . calf. Call 614-992-7201 . 58 5 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 79 Motors Homes &. Campers 1 "h yard Trojan, 4 wheel drive loader, good cond. Mothers Day Special . registered Shetland Sheep Dog $6,000 . 00 . 304-676 (Mini Collie). sable. obedient 2377. !rained . 304-468-1066 or 458 -1503. 63 Livestock Carpet-blue 10'4"x16 ' 12" with pads. white 8Va'x11 V2' rust 16'3 " x10Va:' with pad. Call 614-446-0026. ~hJie f~~~~lz: ~:~":~~-::~ after 4PM . Beautiful AKC , German Shepherd puppies. Ready May 11th. Small deposit will hold . Phone 304 - 676 4663 . Above ground pool, 16x30. Call 814-388-8304 or 614388-9981 . . Beaulllul dresser sot wilh shadow box mirrorLAYNE'S FURNITURE birchwood . Hugh picnic Ia· Sofa. chair. rocker, ottoble. handpainted ceramic Garage apt., furnished. 29V:i Nail Ave., Gallipolis. 1 bdr .• man, 3 tables, (&JIItra heavy), lamps. home interior, afgh$685. Sofa1 and chain ans, hub caps & carpet. $~35, utilities paid. Call priced from $286 . 10 8896 . 304-676-1715. 446-4418 afler 71'M . ., Tables, *50 lind up 10 8125 . · ·j: Urii.i s.h e d .·._.apa um·e f't .• Hida·~a·· tseda,$390. and up u,ed '~e!ectrlc ·w heel chair,· Aduhi only: Cell 614,448- .fo s'660 .. aofB beds •.146,' . lakemllti~ ! opens the door . RBcllriars, 8226. to 837·5·.. to fi-.eedo.m & indepeildence. 9523 or 614-446-1443. Lamps from e2B. to 8126. St•ering & poWer control 2 bdr. Apt.s & houseS for pc. dlnellas from e109 ., lo loll lido. $3~6. Call 614435. 7 pc. 1189 and _.up. 446-2206. · renl $125.$150. $200 . Call Wood table with ,siw. chairs• • ~75- 6 1 o4, qr875-538&. 82.8 5 fo .$7.45 . Delle $1.1(1 P.ai.n l Pamaga. l\lew lo 822S. H"l~has. 8550, ~trow· sign. $~49 . . ·a .rO.oit.~ &· b.a th ,furnisf!et;:t ,< up f.r.8e bulbs.- tU~sr utilities . furn.ishftd; $200 Bur1k .·.bed complete ..whtl Call imrnBdlatety. ·ni'o.. 641 Third Ave. Call rr-atbesses; t276:. •nd up to ·t.-ruur.. 8395 . Biby beds. &110. 1(8001423-0f63. · anytime. 614-446-3793 . Mat1re11es or box springs, (Not repossesse,d). Riverside Apts. Middleport. full or twin, $~8., firm. 888, Special rates for Senior and $78. Queen aeta. &226. Used V30 Ditch Witch and Citizens . $130 . Equal Hous- 4 dr. chests, $49. 5 dr. used Tf1 000 Davis ing Opportunities . . 614- chests, $69 . Bed frames. Trenchers. Call 614~ 694820.and t26 .. 10gun - Gun 7842 or 61,4-694-5006 . 992-7721 . cabinetl. $360. Gas . or 2 bedroom apar·tmenu . eleelrlc rangao 8375 •. Baby 1975 Coso 580B backhoe mattresses, $26 & 836, bed with Extend-a-hoe, 1740 New Haven, WVa. Newly framea $20. e25, & $30, hours. Includes full cab remodele'd . In town. 614king frame 860. Good selec· heater, torque converter, 4 992-7481 . tion of bedroom suitea, buckets and a tri ~ axle trailer. rockers. metal ceb1nets. Call614-992-6354 or 6142 b•droom furnished apt . headboards $38 & uP to 992 -7354 evenings. Call614-992-5434 o.r 304$66 . . 882-2566 . TV antenna, tower. and rolor. 490.00 . 276 gallon oil Newly remodeled. 4 rc:~oms Used Furniture ·· 6 pc . tank . $40 .00 . Coleman utiland bath apt. Carpeted. dinette, head boarda. elect· ity trailer. 8500.00 or best kitchen furnished. On Eaat ric range. 3 miles out offer. Will lrade. 614-696Bulaville Rd. Open 9am to · Main St. in Pomeroy. Call 1227 afler 5:00pm. 6pm, Mon. thru Sat. 614-992-7314 . 614-446-0322 Flowers, bedding plants. One or two bedroom aparthanging baskets, pots. \l'eGOOD USED APPLIANCES ments in Pomeroy. Furgetable plants. tomatoes. Washers. dryers. refrigeranished or unfurnished. Rent peppers, cucumber plant.. negotiable. C·all 614-992- tors. ranges. Skaggs Ap- Cleland Greenhouse, Vine Rd. pliances. Upper River 6723 or 614-992-5133 . betide Stone Crest Motel . St., Racifle, Ohio . HoursDaily 10 :00 Ill dark, 2 bedroom furnished apt . '614-446-7398 . Sunday-1:00 til dark . Cell 614-992-5434 or 304· County Appliance, Inc . 882-2666 . Good used appliances and Firewood $20.00 pickup TV sols. OJ1en BAM lo 6PM . load, $30 .00 ~ellvored . Coli Furnished apt. for rent . 3 lhru Sol. 614-446- 304 -676 -6762 or 676 Mon rooms and bath . Deposit 1699, 627 3rd. Avo. Galli- 2991. required . Call 614-992polis. OH. 5908 . Custom draperies. 1 inch venetian blinds, vertical Valley Furniture. new & 3 rooms and bath apt . In blinds. Roman woven wood large eection of qual· used. Pomeroy. Call 614-992sha(les. Installed at discount furniture. 1216 Eaetern ity 6621 . prices. Free estimates, P .A . Ava .. Gallipolil. Sayre, 304-468-1078. 2 bedroom apt. Bedroom and kitchen furnished . Sears Kenmore, washer, Upright piano, also can be $200. per month. Call614- dryer, heavy duty. Call614· converted to player piano . 992-2815 . Aller 5,00. call 245-6286. $66 . Phone 304-675-2217 614-992-5319 . after 6 . New one bdr. efficiency apt. Call 614-446-0390. H;malayan-Siameso kittens. ~~g~ . ~etch . Call 614 · 992 · Gravely irec1or with oleculc start and three attachments. soo. 304-675-8937. . 5/8/85 1975 ~0 6 Fiat Allis dozer, R DPS winch. 1974 941 B Cat . e·ndloader, ROPS. Good conditiOn . 304·468 1542. Used RM 40 dlt ch witch trencher and used 7014 Davis w· ho·e tor sale. 614 " 694-7842 or 694-6006 . ·- .. Persona Body Shop . locult Rd . Pt.Pieasanl. P111 K&K. Free Estlmaleo. 614-9854174 . .P ole ' Buildings Constructed for commercial. garages, farm , stores. etc. Any size. free estimates. Call 304· 675 -3981 . AKC registered Old. English Sheep dog . Male . 1 OY2 mo1;1ths old . Call 614-9926039 . Point Pleasant, 304-6762063 . Fish, birds and more. rates-big loads. Mav 1st· smaller, $76 watitr paid, 4th & Neil , Gallipolis. Call 4464416 afler ?PM . 77 Bush hog. ' 5 fl .. 3 poinl hitch. good con dition . $300 . 1ft HP air comprea~ sor.$60 . '4 ·6 ft. White pine, you dig. $6 . each. Coli 614 -985 -4143 ofiOr 6 :00 pm. M - F . Anytime weekends. Bal5y ROx rabbits, Bantam chicks. Call614-446 -1354. --------- 12 ' ~60' KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright Farm Equipment N ew Holland 404.haycondi tionen 8376. 'nternationel corn chopper and grass head . 304-468-1642 . 11-:~~=~=~==~~~~=::::=~==i Fish Tank and Pet Shop. 46_Space for Rent 54 Misc. Merchandise ,2413 Jackson Avenue. Mobile home lot. 61 ... 1 "I should have known they Pasture for rent . Call 304- 44 Pets for Sale Briarpatch Kennels Profes· sional All· breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding facilities. Englis~ Cocker Spa· niel puppies. Call 614· 388· 97-90. 2 bdr . mobile home. Call 61 4-446·0390 . . 1971 Oak Brooke new ca r· peting . 2 bdr .. 12x50, 8. 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page- 14- The Daily Sentinel ~ 1981 Sport M110 I opd .. AM-FM, tplrl, oath prlca 42.489. John' o Aulo Bolio. Bulovllla Rd. Golllpolio. 1980 Jaop Chorokao. PB, PB, lo<*lng hubo, good cond. Coiii14-245-IIB41 . 1881 Chevy Lw 4 op<l., AM·FM. Cooh prlco U, 198. John'o Auto loloo, lulovlllo Rd. Oelllpolia. a... lowe Boet waJ 42.300.00 now *2,100.00. Reduced Jeep was 42.200.00 now 11,899.00. Trl Counly Sport 9hop, 304-1711-2888. 76 Auto Parts & Acc . .80riils 1---------• 11118 3B3 Chrysler englno. 31.000 mlloo, good trono. 304-8711·3713 or 304-87&2790 . IINDOWSj LKI Anaweri.-:"( ,... Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggealecfby tho above cartOQn. I XI )-r I r XXr (AnSWSfs tomorroW) Jumbles' SHEAF FOAMY INLAND OPENLY Yesterday's [ Answer: What the eooUsUcal nudist was all wrapped up in- ONLY HIMSELF .9 + . .,. RON ' S Television Service : ,' t:touu·clills on.RCA. Quazar . .·., . G~ . Sp•olollng In lenith. · Call-304 -6'76;2398 or ~6 -14 · 446 -2464. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump re(rloval . Ca!l 304•8751331. •. • RINGLE$'S SEiWIC1=: ·~; . parlincad carlionler ;_•l<tclrl• cian, · mason, painter. roof." lng (Including hoi ur applicalion) 304 -675-2088 or 675-7368. ... -, Rotary or cable tool drilling. Most walla completed same day. Pump sales and 1ervices. 304-895-3802 . .. a~,··u~ Plumbing Heating &. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 or · 614-448-4477 JIM 'S PLUMBING lo HEAT- . lNG. Rl. 1. Bo• 355. Gallipolis. Call 614-367-0676 . ·.. Excavating Good·1 Ew.cavating, basementa, footers, driveways, septic tanks, landacaping. Call anytime 814-446 · 4637, James L. Oavi1on, Jr. owner. BARNEY Dozer Work Jand clearing. landlcaping. etc. Free asti· males. Call 614-446-8038 or 614-992-7119 anytime. RABBITS AIN'T GOT NO MANNERS AT ALL Dozer and dumptruck servi· cas. D.A. Boston Excavat· ing. 614-667-8628 or 614378-6288. DON'T THEY KNOW IT AIN'T PERLITE TO EAT AN' RUN? b-+-+- - Electrical Refrigeration SEWING Machine repairs, service. Authorized Sin9ftr Sales & Service Sharpen Scisaors . Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. 614-992-2284. SNAKE!! • James Boys Water Service. Also poolo tilled. Call 814256 - 1141 oi 614-448 · ., 1175 or 614-448-791 t . t'D GE'f OFF 1'HAI EGG IF I WHY DO YOU 1"HINK rrs ~ou-r 1'0 Mt:::E-r 11"5 OAOOY? WERE YOU! Ken'• Water Service. Walls, ~ cisterna, pools fHied . Phone .., 614-387-0623 orll14·3877741 nlghl or doy. -87 WHA'T NOBIL-ITY USUAL.L.Y IS. The lead makes the difference ' Gene's DeeP stream C8rpet Cleaning. upholatrey. scO'tCRguard. deodorizera. · free eitimates. highly re- . commanded. 614 - 742 2211 &. s-& ·- 0 & M Contractors. Vinyl and aluminum siding replacement windows · in au lati ng- roofing · remodeling and new construction-gutters. Call 304-773-5131 . 04 t Newshour ®News • IDl New Nama Thai 'tune fJl Jefforsono 7 :30 8(]) Tic Tao Dough Cll Cioeo Kid @ .Inside the PGA Tour I]) Major League Baseball: Atlanta 11 New York Mel& Cll 0 Cll Family Feud (!) Jeopardy James Jacoby ID Whool of Fortune Q) 1}2) En1ertalnment Tonight ' fJ) WKRP in Clnclnnall NORTH S-1-10 Scrn Legendo: [MAXI +KQ James Co_g_ney •at B:OO 8 (]) C!J Highway 10 tAK5432 HMven (CCI Lizzy leaves +7 32 Ganh without any eJCplane· By Jamea Jacolly WEST EAST tion after Jonathan tells • J 765 'nle "two-over-one game f~" +A 10 8 4 her some startling news. ·Q~4 3 system meat111 simply this: When you (60 min .) tJ IOU tQ76 respond to an opening bid by bidding Cll Flipper +KQH 109 a linrer-ranking suit on the two level, Ill Flshln' Hole . you and your paftner now have an SOUTH CllQli121 Fall Guy (CC) Colt • 932 purchases thr·e e cars for agreement that your side will play a1 .AKJ 1062 movie stunts, not knowing . least a game contract. Although invi· -.. that they conta in $3 mil· tatlonal values are difficult to +ABB lion dollars worth of pearls. describe when playing Ibis method, it (R)(60 min .) Is very effective when the responder Vulnerable: East-West 0 Cll ® MOVIE: 'Going has a good hand and Is uncertain Dealer: East For The Gold: Tha Bill about the best game contract. Look Johnson Story' Wnl North Eoot how well It worked in today's deal. ' (J) 1i11 &-flight (CC) Pass Alter sOuth bad rebid two hearts, 'Thunder in lhe S~ies : The 2t Pass Pass North was able to bid two no-trump development of the space 2NT p.., Pass without worrying about whether program in the U.S. is exPass Pass South might pass. When South did bid amined. (60 min .) · Pass Pass Pass fJ} Malor League a-ball: three clubo, North could feel his way Cincinnati at Phllodol~hia ! with three hearts, allowing South to Opening lead: •A . · {H!IO) IVIOVIE: 'Tex' , bid four with the actual hand: With [MAXI· IVIOVIE: 'His1ory of only fjve hearts, South would have hi<\ • lho. Wqrl( I' art I' ·- · : · · three no-trump. . · .. . 8:30 C!l · Outdoor• TV Fi•hi..lltl With the spade ace as open1ilg leail,._ Mill:_ declarer bad no problem. He could . 9:00 8 (%) (!) Facto of Life [CCI ruff a spade, throw two clubs on the spade. West wins the ace and leads a Natalie shocks everyone A-K of dlamondl, and cover the nine heart into . declarer's strength. South when she •nnounces h&r o( beam with tbe.lo: Ho!fever, ~ tlub cal\ now come t~ only live _h eart . , pl,lins for poJ·t·high sc_hool. .· ·. c. ·.: · lead wo1,dd have pven tb~ def. . ."::n .tricks, onMpade, ·~w~ d1~nd8 , and_ · .. (]) 700 Club · · · ·· Cil Sooen··, Salt Wa10r · chance to •bine. East sh<iuld o.-ertake ~e .club ace. Tl!at.s only. rune ti-1cks1; Journal · · tlie club 10 wlth"the jack. South mlilt · so the result'is down one. Tha1 -woula Cll Cll (!}) Dynootv (CCI duct. Now East returns a 11eart. be the kind of nifty defense that gets Prince Michael's relationDeclarer wins the ace and plays a I written about. ship with his ex-fiancee threatens the upcoming royal nuplials. (60 min .) (J) li1l Normandy 10 Berlin: A War Remembered Hi~to. ric event!l from World War II. such all D-Oay at Kau and t~e liberation of Paris. are documented on film . (60 min .) .., ntOMAS JOSEPH 9:30 II IIl (!) Sara Ill Flshinv Arthur Smilh ACK088 DOWN Kingfistl , Wahoo, and Dol1 Food tlalt 1 Stritephin Tournament. · 5 Pale breaker (MAX) AF: Thompson 9 Draw near Z Israeli ·Twins 10 Excelient dance 10:00 II (]) (!) Sl. EIHwhere · buy (sl.} 3 Mailer's One of the patients in the 1:1 Rel!loo •An -. psych ward announces 13 Poem 4 Goddesa that he is the ski-masked 111 GJ.'s rille (Lat.) rapist (A)(eO min.! 18 M..,, I Give lqJe Ill Auto Racing '85: ln music I Acounulate Y~niaJ'o ..,....,r · Formula One San Marino 17 Siouan 7 Fowl .Grand Prix from lmola. 18 French river 8 Joe DIMag- Z2 Generally 33 Air Italy 20 Before gio'o nick- :a3 Milk (Fr.) (comb. Cll Ql 1}2) Arthur Hailey's 21 Place name 211 Ac1ress fonn) HoiOI (CCI A well-known 23 Smooth 11 Scholarly Janice 34 British actress finds herself batco1111011811t 14 Fabrics 271ndian's director tling the frightening effects 24 Shun 18 C1'0118 out , headdress31 Con!A!nd of Alzheimer's disease. (60 21 Hunied 18 "VIc snd - "29 Italian 37 Spire min.) 28 Actor Z1 Emiorsuy city ornament llJ CIJ ® The Magic of Hackman David Copperfield Michele 27 Alroembles Lee, Morgan Fairchild and EUgene levy assi!lt David 28Endlng Copperfield with his illu· for cow. sions. (RI (60 min .) 29 Conductor, liD Air Force One: Planet Sir Georg and the Preeidenta The historic significance that Air 80 C<llll byForce One has played in product the White House is exam 31 Chemlcol ined: (R) (60 min.) lfll Nowswalch 821ntlmate IHBO) MOVIE: 'Firoslorto( ' 81 Late news (CC) , hour [MAX) MOVIE: 'Ovar lhl 87 Fencing Brooklyn Bridge' loU 10:16 Cil MOVIE: 'A Man Called 38Singer Gannon' Frankie 10:30 (]) Travoller'o World 391atanbul II]) lnlornatlonal EdltiCK.I dlstrlci fill INN News 40Food 11:00.CIJ(J)<1l DCil®GI · 41 Golf club IDl Nowl (]) Bill Coaby Show DAD..YCR\'PI'OQVOI'D- Here'allow ta wort< It: Cll Agronoky and Company II]) Non Fiction Toloviolon AXYDLBAAXR ' Neighbors: Tho U.S. and Mexico.' The effect that II LONGFELLOW Mexico's economiC crisis is having on the U.S. is exam· • One letter stands for another. In Ibis sample A ill -used inad . (60 min.) lor the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Single le\ters, Iiiii lonny Hill Show apoeb aphes, the length and formation of the words are all 11 :30 8(%)(!) Tonight Show Tohints. Each day the code letters~ different. Bob night's g~est is Nowhort. (80 min .) CRYPTOQUOTE (]) Boll of Groucho ----~----'·~- lc -· 83 I GLINJE 0 Cll Wheel of Fortune (J) li1l MacNeil/Lehrer D & R Contractors: Siding. roofing, new 1tructurea, remodeling. deck1, p•tlol. free . es1imo1u. Gallipolis, Oh. 9.~11 1 814 - 446-7;687 . 82 I I K Upholstery ... PEANUTS TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1113 Soc. Avo., Golllpotlo. 814-4411-7833 or814-44B1833. R & M Furniture Manufat· turing, St. Rt. 7 , Crown Clly. Oh . Coli 814-2581470, coli Evo . 1114-44&3438 .• Did & now Uphoatefld. · . •I Dear Sweetheart, I miss you morning, noon and night. @Spo~nler (J) WKRP In Cincinnati IJJ~EN '1'00 WRITE TO A GIRL, '{00 WAVE TO BE MOllE SPECIFIC.: miss you at s:1s, 11:45 and 1-8 SYAA D CIJ Magnum, P.l. H II§T.. I BYERIK THJ KITHYJ H K H 0 · Cll Lotenlght America 9 :36 ... • (j] ABC Now1 Nlgh111no Twlllghl Zono 11 :116 (MAX) MOVIE: 'Beyond tho Umlf 12:00 l]l Bums & Allan Ill Sporto FCICu• Julluo Irving Cll Benny Hill Show e : MJAU HX CGI AMJD HX. Gl WYXYMJ ML H GHX KHD - BYERIK. -M.X . THKZIJ Y-..daJ's C.,to~-: LOOK BACK OFI'EN TO SEE WHAT MADE OUR COUNTRY 11-IE GREAT NA110N . IT IS TODAY. - E. S. MARCH ~r ... . ".. �Page-16- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, May 8, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Agreement reached cutting rate request increase Tho.> Office of the Consumers' CcunseltOCC), General Telephone Company, and the staff of the Public Utilities Commi ssion (PUCO), all parties In the pending Ge neral Telephone rate case, have reached an agreem enl which would cut the company's requested hike by approxima tely ro percent . Customers of General Telephone Company will have the opportunity Rejection may force closures CINCINNATI (UP! ) -Rejection of a wage and vacation concessions package 'by union employees may force the Kroger Co. to sell five unprofitable stores a long the West Virginia-Ohio border, says a spokes· man for the Kroger Co. Paul Bernish said Tuesday the company'~ original intent was tha t if concessions weren't made then the live stores in the Parkers burg, W.Va .,.Mariett a, Ohio, area would be sold. "Now wi.t h the turndown, that option wiU come into play," he said . Members oft he United Food and Commercial Workers Local 347 from 52 Kroger stores in West Virginia , Ohto and Kentucky last · Friday rejected their own leader· ship's recommendations and voted · against certain wage and vaca tion concess i~ . . . Kroger. officials were "surprised . and ce11 · ly disappointed" by the vote of 1,444 to 1,162 against the con<;essions, Bernishsaid. He added the company will probably an· nounce its next move this week . Three of the unprofitable stqres are in Parkersburg, W.Va ., one.in Marietta and one in Belpre. •;". Two row corn tiller available for rent A two-ro\v no-till corn planter is available for rent from the Meigs Soli and Water Conservation Dis· trict. Now Is the time to be -getting that corn In the ground. The no-t ill corn planter rents for a minimum charg.,- of $40 plus $8 for each additional acre over five acres. David Burt. district technician. will bring the planter to tbe farm and help you get It calibrated. Those who would llke to use the Meigs SWCD's no-till corn planter, contact Dave Burt at 992-6647 or st op by the SWCD Office at 221 West Second Street In Pomeroy. Weather forecast Sunny today, wlttl highs in the mid 70s. Mostly clear tonight , with a low near 50. Mostly sunny Thursday, with highs near 80. The proba billty of precipitation Is near zero through Thursday. Winds will bevarlableat 10mphor less today and light and variable tonight. Extended forecast . Fllir F!'lday and Saturday, with a chanoo of showers and thunderstonnsonSunday.JUghsmostlyw!ll be In the 888 Friday and Salunlay and in the 70s Sunday. Overnight lows w1ll range from the 50s tD the low 60s. CLEVELAND (UPJ) - Tuesday' s winning Ohio Lottery numhers: Dally Nwnher 039. Ticker sales totaled $1,2TI,428, with a payoff dueof $217,999.PICK-4 8106. PJCK-4 ticket sales totaled $18l,587, with a payoff dueof$81,~. PICK-4 $1 straight betpays$4,872. PICK-4$1 box bel paySpl3- - - - BARBECUED CHICKEN · WITH MASHED POTATOES AND G~AVY Both S~cials Include Your Chotce of Veaetable •nd Roll. C~OICE YOUR $425 EACH WITH SOUP & SALAD BAR.........sS.25 "B'I11g M•f"'' ff O.ll•g '1 At~d · y,, Qlf II" • FREE SUNDAE! 949-2525 . . IACIIIE,.OH. . OUT! • em Ohio counties affected by the ruling include 'Lawrence, $315,275; Adams, 6,435, Athens, $33,925; Jackson, $24,437; Hocking, $46,,!ll!l; ~toto, S768, 709 and Vinton, $158,228. · GaUl a County will gel slightly more than half of .that $10.6 mllllon windfall. . , Ray Goodin, spokesman for Ohio Power, said his company wlli collect $14,266,00J In overpayments from ro counties, and In turn pay the nine counties $10.6 million in additional taxes. Franklin County already has repaid Its $84,641 obligation to Ohio Power, said Gooklln. The decisiOn affects Ohio Valley Electric to a smaller degree, its chief accountant, Ray Simms, ;;ald. Ohio Valley Electricwlll pay an addltlonal$200,(00to Gallla, Adams and Jackson counties while Brown, Clermont, Highland, Pike and Scioto must return $2136,(00, he said. Tbe additional tax money wlll be distributect to nine counties because they arethesltes ofpower generating facllttles owned by the two utilities, said Jim Witzel administrator of thepubltcutillty tax division, an omce of the state department of taxation. " In oor original method, we did not apportion all of the value of the power plant in the county where It Is located," Witzel explalfl~. "We spread 1t over all of the counties where It operated." The method of taxing electric companies was changed as a result of the decision. But because the litigation Involved only those two companies, the changes. affecting the other utilities were made beginning with the 1984 tax duplicates and will not require a redistribution, Witzel said. "What we had to do Is go back Into all of these ODOT plans h~aring for hike path project \ PEDESTAL DINETTE CLOSED TODAY! SE~~TED T;~MS ~~~~~ 6 P.M. TO .MIDNIGHT! DON'T MISS OUT! TABlE w /4 SWIVEl CHAIRS REG. S()99.95 . SOFA:. REG. S799.95 . $38.8~8 . •T HE ' ARGEST ,NAT!ONAL SALE EVER COORD INAT ED BY ANY.' FURNiTuRE·. .. MANUFAC TURER .' ..', .. . · . BASSETT'S BARGAIN DAYS USA' FOR 1985 IS DESIGNOD AND INTENDED TO OFFER MO RE SELEC T(ON, SAVING S AND EXCITING VALUE S . THAN EVER BEFOREI I HOPE YOU '.l l PLAN NOW 1Ll jOIN TH E T.f!C) USANDS OF HDMEr,tAKER S FUXSTEEL TIADIOONAL ~~!\lH!: 1 ~Ii!;~ , , ~CAO~S}H E, N_A'.t:ION M olD SENSATIONAU ' . $_AVE ! OAK FINISH ~- PC, . -. 8 $7888 8 $98888 $98888 S68888 SS8888 SS8888 3 PC. TABLE GROUP Drop·loaf 1AWo & 2 tbain, Ill* rritll REG. S299.95 $144 44 PC. TABLE GROUP 4 Chelra, Cane Backa. REG. SS99.95 88 HIDE-AWAY BED REG. S599.95 $38888 flEXSTEEL SEAFOAM GR£EN SWIVEL ROCKER ' . '2099.95 Frerteh Provlncill Flnl1t1 ·o:a; ~•:iat.iii 88 988ll Coton111 LlgM Plrte '•suo srr ASSORTED LAMPS SAVE $118881 $188881 '248881 5688•• 598811 lolid CMrry WI I ehli,. ACTION VELVET BEIGE · SLEEPER SOFA Winner lnnenprlng Mattress REG. Sl 081.00 $11888 $14881 88 Singer China Top, China a 118 R~G. S1S99.95 Rl 6 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT! f VfR Y~ IVI N r, IIDOM R£DtHO Pil l'\ t~IHI Cl ti\1/1 !)!lf~ •\r ff$)1'}RY (}fflit.;~l N At IAHll IAM!' I#X"I\fR fiH11~JI H ANil rtrTIJRF HFI11KI fl 1!1 \ Ill ' l ~r R"f' Ht llfltKJM\l !11 I HI Ill :rl 11 PtU~ ~1/ f li'V rmllt fl~l C.S I f1 -Mifll1l ~l Wf,HI o;-Wl'J A~ll Hl o\OA1l,Rf' .RfOl){'f(J .UP in 10 ·• I VIR'( ntNINI> JltflYII{I [}l,f.rQ l'llJSA[I IH~Ih''-' C'I-!IN.\-: 1\I HVHIS_Il\1111 !H!fl(l~· ~NOOt"I''"IONAI f'IICf ::1 l\l .l'trlf!{,K/IRkUlL.KilfWii'IVIPY I'.IINrfll S! 1 R•ll!K'I L1' t Vl-llY ~till l~fV. \1 I Rl lllJ! H1' fV!IiY Of ~K W,OKr ~~,~ . 11 1RIIl lHhi.:.IHN •, If 1?111. Wt.lf ll/.1 H ItN~ fifRII'i AND {'AI11'J1 ftl"llllf/Jl' rJt ••f ltfW1Rfl)< ~·'~Ill~ ~~1' I DINING ROOM . Chelr. II Side Chalre. Teble • INVENTORY HAS BEEN REDUCED!! .... FAMOUS BRANDS REDUCED! wu-. '• outset, we were a "connectional" church In our policy. When our congregations organized, their property deeds stated that they belonged to our denomination and that property was to bP used speclflcaUy for our cause. So long as a local church remains viable, the members controt'the assets and are free to bOrrow, mortgage, sell or even merge their property with another congregatiOn. However, Is a local church ceases to he viable, the assets of that church become the property of the Trustees of the United Methodist Conference. The trustees then direct the disposal of that property and the proceeds are to be used to strengthen other local churches In tbe area. ''Lest It be said we ignore the plight of the small church, It ~s to I . ' Jl ._,. . ... . ... " / ~Axml REAPPORTIONED- GaiUa Coi1Sy w1ll receive more than SU rniJIIon In additional property taxes from the Gen. James L. Gavin Power Plant In Cheshire. 1be refund stems from a decision last July ' 2 • In a suit ftJed by the county aud!tor'solflceaga!Mithe state departrnml of taxation protesting the reappbrlionment In 1~1, 1982 and 1983 of property taxes owed by the plant. -f Negative reactiOns to using salt brine for dust' control on roads were voiced by numerous' peoplli at Wednesday's puilc meeting called by the Meigs County Commissioners in their office. liowever, oilly two of the 10 local ~t~ In attendance •actually addressed the real Issue before the C0111lnl$Sioners - whether or not brine should be allowed as a dust control on the two acre equipment yardownedbyLeadlngCreekCorp. on Leed!na Creek Rd. In Rutland Jim Lucas and Carol GUmore, both Rutland Township retiklenls, said they 11re agalnat ~ ccmm!sBtoners granting Chucjt Leach ol Leading Creek Colli. pennllllon to use brine for dust control. Both men feel that brine should be dlspoelod of only In Injection wells - the approved method ol. dlspoeal ac· cording to recent state legislation. ~well Leach said that aovemment • bP stated that currently oor Confer· young pastor we had gtven them ence Is paying two student pastor . went there this winter to find no one salary supplements to enable them present for the stated worship to pastor In Meigs County. When the services. At one point they had not Racine United Methodist Clwrch's bOthered to pay his salary for three old building became unusable, the · months. In conversation with the Confere~ made grants of $45,001 members, it was his opinion that or more to enable Its members to they were ready to close. After a 10 build a new building. Currently, we day a nnouncement made prior to have made grants of $25,000 to a March 24, 1984, 1 held an official small church In Gallla County with meeting at the church on that day to more promised to help Its congrega- determine Its future. Only one tlon In the construction of a new member was present, but five building. That new church Is being non-members were there insisting constructed with volunteer Iaber that the United Methodist tradition from our people all over the andpollcywouldnotherespectedor Conference. observi.od. I stated our poUcy and r- I announced that the Morse Chapel "However, the Morse Chapel Church would closed effective May Church had reached the point where 1, 1985. In late April these nononly two elderly members were members sent me word that the consistently active. Repeatedly, the church would be 'taken our of the Neg~tive reactions TOWIIIhlp. . AGAJNIIT~Gt ~Cu-aiGIJJnaN,op I ..,.._lheduuiWIIolfllle MelpCount)'CarnnllilllaMnalftee,ln ... atlllleii'C...... L ' c'of ... iJrl!le IIIQ' oilier way thin lbroaJh IAlJectloa ...... Ga!IM¥ ud Ml wife MI!I'J were 11111011&' ·10 Melp County usltlenia pi'Malt 101' w~· pubLic meettnc called by llle COIIVIIilllloae when CIIJck ~. LeadJniCreekCor:l•• madearequelllo- brlneaaa1Utoonl1'ol · apatonhlaec.tmpillly'stwHCrelotlDRtd' IIITowlllhtp.ChuckLeach, ..W u left, lll&eaed lDtmtly. Pictured •andlnl behind Gilmore II a..rLtw Rutland Towllshtp 'l'Miee. Seated u rl&ht .. Denver llpell, Sdeb:uy Township 'l"nnltee. INil'' ~i<,Hf iJ 10 ~ I' ' • posted, seiVIces were held at the church and Charles Batley, chairman of the board ol trustees, announced earner that seiVIces wtll be held as scheduled this Sunday. In a statement today, EdwardS explain~ the closing of the church and gave background on the Methodist organization. He stales: "The United Methodist Churc.h began as a movementlnourcountry around 1763; we officially organized as a denominatlonln17!W. From our ' 30-40-50°/o Ytur Cheict '<700 .10 Early Americen Meple BY IEMCO - FULL SIZE en! .$38811 CIIST $78811 $ Announcement was made on March 24, this year, that the Morse Chapel Con\munlty · Church, on County Road 35 near Dorcas - now padlocked and posted against tres· passing - would be closed May 1, Benjamin Edwards, superintend· of the Athens Methodist District, said today. Although the door to the church was padlocked last Sunday and REG. S1199.95 Ltght Otk Trlni REG. 1479.95 lomtiiJAIU, · By BOBHOEFUCH Sentinel Stafl Writer 3Plaid PC.Sofa. LIVING ROOM Low•H•t. Chair Sl6666 $14444 S198BI $24444 S24444 L "Jl District Superintendent feels Morse Church ~o longer viable COLONIAL SS8888 S888•8 S68888 ss88•8 $48888 .S33333 ' ' approval. Plans wlll then he sent to current neighbor Is claiming over . the federal level for approval and half of the. old roadway and has from there back to the state for any fenced In part ol his (Dorst's) necessary "revisions. At that point property. An abstract of Dorst's the state 'wlll bt(l tbe job. Estimated property goes hack to 1'1811!11th the cost for the prolect Is $70,(XX) which first deed listed on page · three of include!j· a median crossover and volumeonelnthec;ountyrecorder's approach to Carper's from the state omee. However, easement records highway. Carper wlll pay a portion In the recorder's office only go back oftbe costs. · · . as far as 1927. Commissioner David Roberts also reported the county . Koblentz suspects li)at the earlier. hlg\fway detiartmfil!t . should · lle records:may llef In the' old. Meigs Wn!ppingup dust.ctmtrol soon. County CoUrthouse at Chester. Mr. and Mrs. FranJdlorsto!Long c;ommtsstoners agreed to c~ the Bottom discussed a fence line ln!nutes of the 1926 commlsslollers' dispute bP!wi'en tJ\em and an meettngstoflndsome.t:nentlonofthe . adjoining · ~rty Qwr!er .. The trimsactlon . . · .·. · · · ·, ;· . d!si>utesternstroina'1926changeln Dick and 'Jim .. Pennlhgton of , · .a -county road whlcih usedto cross ..Drdvo, 111<!., and commissioner~ bOth properties. In 1926 a transac' exchanged ronsent forms to mine tton took place between tbPproperty sand and gravel as required by the owners at that time and the Meigs State Office of Surfac;e Mining. County Commtssioners then 1n Without an exchange ol consent, ,office. Commissioners· traded the Dravo and the · county, which old county road to the two property operate adjoining pits In Letart owners 1n exchange for a new Township, woillt:j have to remain 50 easement acroo;s the 'properties to ft. away from the dividing property straighten the road . This occulTed line. With the exchange, each party just prior to the road becoming Ohio can remove more gravel and mine 124. Dorst complains .. that his (Continued on page 8) • RUST• WOOD PlAID COLONIAL £AllY AMI RICAN $32995 ~tMonda¥wlthTimKnoppofthe Gla11 Top in Wood Frame REG. SET OF THREE 1749.85 $4466 4 ' counties and take some of that val~e back out and put it into Gallla and the others," he sa id . The money owed by the ro count ies wUI be withheld from future d!stributlonss from the state, Witzel said, but that will leave · less money for each political subdivision, such as schools, townships and others authorized to levy taxes, until the debt Is paid. "Picture It as a pie. We caJVed it one way, and the Supreme Court divided it anot her way," said Witzel. Pike County must rerum $149,!XXl to Ohio Valley Electric, but will pick tip $215,!XXl from Ohio Power for a net gain of $66,(00, the figures sbow. Others receiving additional taxes Include Gallla, $5,418,001; Morrow, $2,381,00J; Washington, $1,491,!XXl; JefferSon, $112,(00; Adams, $47,!XXl; Jackson, $1,00) and Henry County, $!00. ' By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Stall Writer A preliminary meeting to discuss plans for a b)\<e path In Middleport wlli be held Friday at the Ohio Department of Transportation offlcelnMarletta. County Engineer ,Phil Roberts annouliCEQ at Wednesday'smeettng o!the MelgsCoimty. Commlsslo~rs . ~~he and-Middleport M_ayor ~red . Hottnian would be discussing Uie projec.t with Ton)HedrlckofODOT. F~i'al grant money to be adminls· tered by OOOT has bf2en secured for · thebikepath'sco"\'tructton. ; Roberts rev~ed. a rheetihg this ·' Buckeye Hllls-Hock!ng Valley R.e· g!onal Development District regardlng the the Carper Nursery Access Rd., Project The state has earmarked Economic Development Gr\IDt money for the project. Roberts says preliminary paperworkneededforreleaseofthefunds IS nearly compl~ted. Once release Is secured, a survey of the area wlll be conducted and plans will be pre· pared and sent to the state for GLASS TOP DINETTE $ Hn lallit. End Tallit. Coddail Table JEG. n.t,J' I . _If ~tlf9iiit REG. :S799.95 .. REG. Sl u·n•. .,;, MATTRESS o· ~ All WOOD BEDROOM ~, .Mmw, M"•UVA OR BLUE F.LORAL $19388 BIG MAN SIZE RECLINER · FIEXSTI£1 tN CORDIMOY 01 YEIYIT YESII"OR THE FOURTH YEAR BASSf:TT IS PROUD TO SPONSOR ... $3444.4 WANTED! 2 Sections. 20 Pagel 26 Cants A Multimedia Inc. Naws:peper Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, May 9, 1986 By JIM SIEUCKI United Press Intematlonal Meigs Is among ro Ohio counties which must return nearly $14.5 mtllion in taxes to two electric companies . as a result of a reapportionment decision, but nine counties will share $W.6 mlll!on of tha\ when It's redistributed. 1 ' • The reapportionment stems from a series of suits flied In 1981, 1982, and 1983bythe Gallla County auditor, who questioned methods used by the Ohio Tax ~ Commission to apportion personal property taxes of , the Ohio Power Co. and the Ohio Valley Electric Co. · The ca:;e went before the board of tax appeals and · eventually reached the Ohio Supreme Cour:t last July, • · where a decision favoring the county auditor was affirmed. : Meigs County must repay $44,997. Other Southeast- ' • e at y enttne Meigs County must repay $44,997 DAILEY'S COUNTRY RESTAURANT 3rd . • '· TIME IS RUNNING MRY ITEM IN THIS $1,000,000 Winning lottery number WITH CANDIED YAMS, or Vol.35, No.18 Copyrightod 1986 AVAJLAILE IIMK 0AoP8 WaLCOIIIII J ACKSON, Ohio tUPl) - A J;;tckson man accused of driving his . cat• .into a. 35-motorcycle' car.avari 'a nd killing two riders was scheduled to be arraigned today in Municipal Court on seven charges stemming from the accident . M;tiVin Ogier, 20, Is charged with twoi:ciunis.oii!!W·avatea venicular . homicide, leaylng the· seem) of an . accident , driving with a susjlerided license, failure to control a motor vehicle, driving left of center and speeding. Officials said Ogler fled the scene of the Sunday accident on foot, but rurned himself In to autorlties about five hours later. He is accuseil of plowing into the group of motorcyclists and striking s!J< cycles as his car rounded acuiVe at a high rateofspeedon0hlo9.1just nor th of J ackson . authorities said. BAKED HAM most important . element In this to tell the Public Utilities Commls· and $40-$45 million has already eliminated from the original case. It Is critical that consumers been slon of Ohio how they feel about the tell the commission how they feel company's proposed rate Increase request as a result of this agreein W public hearings scheduled to ment. An addltlonaiS4mUlloncould about the company's service and be held around the state In May and be eliminated as a result of public the requested rate hike," said June. Consumers are expected to testimony regarding quality of Consumers' Counsel Wllilam A. be held atound the state In May and seJVIce. Consumers are also ex- Spratley. "Ultimately,. the five June . Consumers are expected to pected to comment on the com- Public Utilities Commisslners ~I offer testimony on the qUality of pany's proposal for Usage Sensitive decide how large or how small an Increase General Telepbone wlll seJVIce - an Issue which may be SeJV!ce (local ,measured service) worth up to an additional $4 nillllon and Extended Area Service issues. receive. They need to hear from the in the case. "OCC will have expert witnesses folks wllo pay for the service." The nearest hearing for Meigs General Telephone originally re- · concerning the quality of General quested a S58 mill ion rate Increase. Telephone's serviCe and other County subscribers will be held at P arts of · the rate case were issues before the PUCO next week. City Hall, Municipal Court ROom , sti pulated by the parties In hearings However, the Individual consumer second floor, 8 East Washington St .. held last week at the ccommlsslon, and ratepayer's testimony .Is the . Athens. CAimi'rt!tlloi. Court appearance scheduled today M.OTHER'S DA1 SPECIALS conference'. On May 1,1985, I locked the church and posted the regulations of our denomination. My stance that this Is an instance in which a local United Methodist Church had ceased to exist and persons who are nol even members of our denomination are a ttemptlng to make the decision. Is Mea ntime, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey say that attendance at the church during the winter Jl10nths was low, that this was caused by the snows and made weather which made it diff!cullloget to the church. Mrs. Bailey says there· ate 25 members on the church book. She reports that the church has paid the minister and maintains the building and upkeep on the strucrurewlthout any help from the Conference. given on brine usage ' policies estimate ~ts to dig an Lucas noted that injection wells opponents Is a high level of mercury Injection well to hold brine from 10 work perfectly If they are not abused and lead reported to be in brine wells to be 91-SlOO,axJ. However, but he recalled testimonies . at water. It was r eported that high Leach believes thecostperlnjectlon bearings in Columbus which re- levels of these substances are In the well Is acwally in the $250-UXI,!XXl , ported brine had appeared In water due to changes In drilling neighbOrhood. basements a half mtle away from technology and procedures over the Injection welt sUes when proper years. Leach emphasized he would not Injection wells are drllied to disposal methods were not ·used. acCorrunodate certain amounts of This allegedly happens when those be using his Leading Creek equip· brine at a certain amount of disposing of the bt:lne exceed legal ment yard for a disposal site but would only be using brine for dust pressure per square Inch. The depth pres.•ure limits. ol the well dictates the brine amount Allen Lipscomb of the Hj'miock control a! the yard. He also which can be held and the safe Grove area ol Bedford Township emphasized that legislation limits , pressure level. reported he had several wells on li!s . the amount of brine he can use toe dust control. He stated he was "not It was tepOrted U .Injection wells own property, live of Which have been drilled In the county at the capped, and that he had neve,r trying to circumvent the law" and present time. experienced any env!rorunental that he felt the public meetings were The diii!UI&I! to Meigs Coonty's problems from brine. All of his wells good and necessary. According to economy I! expensive salt brine were drilled to the nrst herea level House 8111501, public meetings are disposal makes oil and gas dr!lllngln which Is wbere the greatest Sill! mandated llefore the local governthe area too expensive was dis· brine level lies. Lipscomb Indicated Ing body can give (X'rmlsslon to cussed but Lucas, who was InvolVed he was infavorof allowing Leach the anyone to usc brine for dust or ice In state meetings which developed permit for using brine as dust control purposes. Commissioners wjll make a the controversial House Bill ·501 control. · decision on Leach's request within leg!statlon asked, "What about the Mercery levels the nexl10~ays. ealiiOmy and llfes\y.le of the land A main allegation of salt brine are owner? .. 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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