https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9fa133e1160cf4a90de7c36b65f9fb0f.pdf e03a27bf35b87f37ebfd439696fd384d PDF Text Text I Come in today! We've extended Our Giant 75th Anniversary Celebration --.:; 5;:_. -. •Year• _. estern Auto Thr~ugh Saturday April 21st at ... Anniversary Rebate Mail-in Rebate Southern variety show Three straight victories See Indians on Page 3 See photos on Page 8 NBA scoring record Civitan Club speaker See story, photo on Page 4 Story, photo on Page 9 • at y e Vol .32, No.250 Copyrighted 1914 • enttne 2 Settiom , 14 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, April 6, 1984 2.5 C.nh A Multimedia Inc:. N.w..,..per • Jobless rate remains steady at 7.8 percent Sylvania Bulbs 2 Tubes of Super Glue 7SC Power Mower Motor Oil Super Glue by Duro"' bonds china, steel, porcelain and many other suriaces in just seconds! Only 1 drop per square inch for a permanent bond . 3 gram tube. 72-5008-7 4-cyclemoweroil . 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The new report said that about 250,00) jobs were created ln March whUe the civilian labor force increased by about 220,CXXJ. The resulting decline In total unemploy· men! was too small to change the overall jobless rate . Total civ ili a n employment reached a record 104.1 million, while about 8.77 mlllion people remained officially categorized as unemployed, the Labor Department said. The combined civilian-military rate also remained unchanged, at 7.7 percent, last month . That rate takes into account the 1.69 million members of the anned forces stationed In the United States ln addition tothe112.9million-member civilian labor force. The Labor Department also reported that the number of .. discouraged workers" - those without jobs but not counted as unemployed because they have given up looking - totaled 1.34 million last month , dowr from 1.46 million in December, when the quarterly calculation was last made. At its recession peak ln late 1982, the number of discouraged workers had totaled 1.8 million. "Women and blacks co ntinued to be disproportionately represented among the discouraged - 64 percent and 30 percent respectively ," the report said. The ovprall unemployment rate last month rem uined at the lowest level since the 7.6 percent of September 1981, when the recession of 1981-82 was just taking hold. Fully 10.7 percPnl of the civilian labor force was unemployed by December 1982. the highest rate in 42 years. But the rate since then has fa llen much faster than government officials and most private econo· mists had expected. Since that peak, total employ· ment has risen by 2.9 million for adult men and 2.2 million for adul t women, while the number of jobs held by teenagers ha; remained unchanged, the report said. For those stU! counted as out of work but looking, the median duration of unemployment stayed constant at8.3 weeks. Space crew on catch, • • • repa:tr mission CAPE CANAVERAL , Fla. (AP) - Challenger thundered off Its launch pad today toward the highest shuttle orbit yet , carrying live astronauts on a daring first attempt to catch and repair a disabled sun-study satellit e. The flight, ln which a free- flying astronaut will put to practical use the jet-powered backpack tested last time, began with a rumbling llflo!l right on schl'<lule at 8:58a.m. EST. Accompanying the crew were 3,.nl honeybees and the shuttle's heaviest cargo so far - an 11-ton package of experiments, Including 13 mlllion tomato seeds, that will be dropped off ln orbit and picked up next year. Olmmandlng the flight Is veteran Robert Crippen, the first astronaut assigned lo three shuttle journeys. He's In charge of an all-rookie crew o! pilot Dick Scobee and mission Limit One Rebate Per Customer llo-St.N PriceS s... ~m Lltl Maif-itl Retwote .. ¥ow• Net Cent for 5 C)uam .. ... 3.95 1.20 2.75 Household extension cords. UL approved . 53-3144-2 tore.... Ccwft . Western Auto Citing the case of a Ponland man who said he had to pay $6,411 before C&SOE would move a utllitv pol<' onto his property, Bost er S<lld such expenses are beyond I he Incomes of many of her cons tituents The ma n told Boster the bill listed $1,395 for specified mat eria ls. wh ile $5.055 was being charged for "labor UFI'OFF - The Space Shuttle Challenger litis aU from Pad 39A Friday morning al the Kennedy Space Center on lhe start of a stx.<Jay mission. (AP l..aserphoto). Judge okays probation in Spencer case 1.00 .75 CCJ[ii] Use Your CreiiH at Partlf:lpallltfl Western Auto Stores Associate Store Horne OWned "· DON & EDNA WILSON 49 North Second Avenue- Phone: 614-992-5515 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 , 'J''" CONVENIENT CREDIT AVAILABLE 0230 12..537-6 &Jntr~q PlliroL lldlool bus, carrying 20 llannaD Tr- atudenls to school, ovenumecl ooto Its side m Oldo 218, lOW' mDes 80U&h of MercervWe, C8UIIIng llx InJuries. The bus wu heading norih clown a jjJJ when It dropped off the 1'01111, IWlCOrdlng to the Gallla-Melp Pcilt of the Ohio Printe4 in U.S.A. ,,.. "You ma y no1 rP.al\zp 11. but th£' people in thi.s area of Ohio anenot all rich," Boster said . "The; cannot afford to limit their cash Oow b;· thousands of dollars while the compan.,. completes the insta ll at ion project and detennin<:'S if the A public hearing prolestlng the prarlicewas condur1cd a1request of Appalachian Ohio Public Interest Campaign 1AOP JC) in Athens Tuesday. OCC has called lhe util ity's practice " un just. unreaso· nab le and unlawful. ·' 4 - PAGE BC----{1 1 ll ~ OJ! A A Cl If your Weatern Auto dealer l1 temporarilr out of certain advertiMd item a he can order from hla dletrlbutlon center. He will gladly laaue you a raincheck upon requeat and will provide you with the Item you want at the sale price when It becomes available. We re.erve the right to limit quantltle1 . charged to customers by the Consumer Counsel over such ''aid to construction'' costs. The altitude Is the highest yet for a shuttle flight , but far short of the 840-mile Earth orbit record set by Gemlnl10 In 1966. Apollo as1rona uts traveled a quaner·milllon miles from home to reach the moon . benn pve then overiumed onto Its side. 'The IDJured were taken to Holzer Medical Center by two GaDia County EMS units- As of press tbne, three studentll were treated lor minor Injuries with one ~ for observation. There were 14 elernenlary and six high school atudents on the bu& Pamela Spencer. 23, Syracuse. who on Feb. 21 , was sentenced to a one to five year term ln theWomen's Refonnatory at Marysville after entering a plea of guilty to a charge of endangertn~ chlldren was given shock probation today by Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight. The sentence Imposed upon Spencer was suspended. She was placed on five years' probation. It was ordered that Spencer be released !rom herconnnement wtth the Ohio State penal system . The defendant will be released from her confinement to Cheryl Franco, her sister a Meigs County resident. 1n December, Spencer underwent a jurylrlalonchargeso!lnvoluntary manslaughter and endangering children. The week-long tr1al ended In a hung jury. Prosecutor Fred w. Crow m requested a retrtal. However. on Feburazy 21, Spencer entered the guilty plea to the charge of endangering children and was given the reformatory sentence at that time. and transporta tion.· Thf' ml:tn sa1d $XI was deductf'd for "sal\·agP." Columbus & Southern OhioEiectiic Gallia, Me igs and Athens coun ties Boster, D-Gallipol is, submitted testimony to the Public UtilJties Commission of Ohio this week. PUCO is considering complaints from area residents and theOffireof t.r loth Cants NooCooo C&S charges labeled unjust Co. for rural line ex l ensions in ........ ......... ......... 1.75 i!IA.o.h ... LABELS CHARGES UNJUST - Rep ..Jolynn Boster has tabled charges that construction charges added to consumers' hill• hy the Colwnbus and Southern Ohio Electric Olmpany lor rural line extension Is improper and unjust. cost~ specialists Terry Hart, James van Holten and Grorge Nelson. Challenger, carrying its heaviest cargo yet, was to rocket Into orbit m miles high and search for a satellite named Solar Maximum . which has been wobbling and spinning slowly since losing it s cont rol system nearly three yea rs ago. Nelson wlll wear one of the jet -powered backpacks tested on the last flight forthe adventuresome job of casting free from the orbiting shuttle, flitting 200 to .m feet away and attaching a device to Solar Max soil can be hauled lntothecargobay for repairs . < ' Rep. J oly nn Boster labeled "im proper and unj ust" construction Quaker State 1OW40 78-1413-0 Of the 8.77 million people officially out of work, 53 percent had been laid off or fired, while the remaining 47 percent had been unable to find jobs since entering the labor force or had left work voluntarlly . For specific population groups, these were the March unemploy ment rates compared with Febru ary rates: -Adult men, 6.8 percent, down from 7 percent. -Adult women , unchanged at 6.9 percent. -Teenagers, 19.9, up from 19.3 . -Whites. unchanged at 6.7. -Blacks, 16.6, up from 16.2. -Hispanics, 11.3, up from 10.2. For black teenagers. the group with the highest unemployment, the jobless rate rose to46.7percent from 43.5 percent ln February. All the calculations In today' s report are adjusted for nonnal seasonal variations. estimate was accurate." Boster c ited nwnerous ins ta nC'e's from residents of Pomeroy, Ewington, Amesville. Guysville. Gallipolis. Coolville. Reedsville. Long Bonom . Raci ne an d Athens. who haw bf>l>n unablf' Ia get c&SOE sPrYirr bPcauSl' of pro hibitive pn:-coi1Struction charges ·· Those ln n!'ed of new scrviCf' are oft en staning new homes and bus inesses and need read;· access to their a lrmdy limiled fu nds."' she sa id "It is unfair for a utility compan;· to as k them to pay large purl Ions uf that limited disposable incom e lJf'fOrf' r('n dering any servirt;>. " I find the situation mertts favorable consideration bv the commission,·· she concluded . First trillion dollar budget wins approval WASHINGTON !AP I - The House has approved the outlines of the nation's first $1 trillion budget, opening the way for congressional action on a series of spending cuts and tax Increases designed to slash the record federal deficit . The Democrats' target 1985 budget approved bY the House Thursday on a 250-168 vote envisions adoption of a plan favored by party leaders that would reduce thedeflcit by about $182 billion over the nex t three years. But while the House action Improves prospe<: ts of a first start toward reducing the deft cit this year. It does not assure it . Just a year ago , Congress agreed to raise taxes by $73 bililon and rut spending by $12 billion. None of that combined sa; billion de!lclt reduction had won final approval untU Thursday , when the Senate agreed to a House--passed bill reducing spending by $8.2 bUllon over three years. That measure, passed 67·26, now goes to President Reagan for his sllmature. It would delay annual cost-ofliving increases In the pensions of federal civilian and military retirees and llml1 federal employees Including members o! Congressto a 4 percen1 pay raise this year. ,._ The votes In the Hou se and Senate Thursday were the most substan· live action in Congress this :vear to do something about the deficits. which have become a major p)litical issue and a conC'f'!ll of many economis ts. 111ere is a fear that interf's t ratPs \\ill continuf' r ising until invpstors are convinced that Congress is serious about IC'duclng the red ink . New. the Sena t!' Budget Commit· tee will beg-in w r iting its version of a target bud get for fiscal 1m~s. which begins next Oct 1. The Senate will begin work on a bill approved by the Finance Committee that wruld raW> t.axes by $48 billion through Sept. 3l, 1~ And next Wednesday . the House will debate a similar tax bill written by the Ways and MeansCommlttet>. Eventually. the House and Senate will have to agree to the • spending cuts and tax lncre~.., just as they did Thursday on lhe$8.2 bllUon package - before any ot m. actions reduce the deficit by as much as a penny. Q The target budget that won Hous, approval Thursday would permit govenunent agencies to spend $1.(XJ2 trillion over 12 months, the most ever but about PJ billion ~ than the president or~e~n~ift requested. • �6, 1984 Commenta•! lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOI'ED TO THE INrEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ ,......_,._...,..,...,_doo=o ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Newa Editor Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, April 6, 1984 . ( ) { h Here Is a political analysis done 10 days ago by a professional whose understanding of American politics Is profound . It Is worth transmitting, and then renectlng upon. Walter Mondale 1the pundit says 1 Is going to outpoint Gary Hart. He will do this, however, by relying heavily on the states In which the caucuses prevail. That Is to say, by relying heavily on the states In which the modern equivalent of the machine politician rules. That plus the heavUy organized lobbies: the labor unions, the schoolteachers, the feminists, the gays -;.all of that adds up to a lot of cement. However 1he goes on), even as these Interests will cause Mondale to prevail In San Franctsco, giving him the majority of the delegates, ohe soul of the convention will have been captured by Gary Hart. There were traces of this In 1960, when John F. Kennedy beat out Humphrey and Stevenson, but Stevenson got the big ovation of the day when h e made hi s unscheduled appearance. There was the convention In Chicago In 1968, won by Hubert Humphrey - ordlnarlly a popular candidate, but this lime handl· capped by his association with Lyndon Johnson, who In those unruly days could not even make an appearance In Chicago to celebrate his own birthday. The recently dead Bobby Kennedy domina ted the spirit of the convention, and Sen. Eugene McCarthy, as a survivor of the Kennedy-McCarthy contest, was the legitimate spiritual heir. The heart of the Chicago convention was with M cCa rthy , not A MEMBER of The As..,laled Press, Inland Dally Press Associ a-) Uon and the American Newspaper Publlther A8JJoclatlon. : LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcomed. They sho.td be leN than 300 word8 Ioar. Allletten are subject to edlttnr and mual be atrned with name, addresJIUid telethoae number. No unalcned letters wDI be publlahed. Letters Mould be In pod tute, addressln&lSiuea, not penonaUUee. Haig's caveat The Reagan administration has postponed Its plan to Impose lifelong censorship on possibly 100,COO officials who handle highly sensitive Intelligence secrets. Bul still, when Alexander M. Halg Jr. sat down to write his memoirs In late 1982 he knew he would have to contend with the U.S. government. The fonner secretary of state kept no diary, but when he began to write "Caveat: Realism, Reagan and Foreign Policy" at home, In his Washington office and on Olghts to 40 countries, he naturally turned to the sensitive Issues that occupied him from January 1981 until President Reagan accepted his reslgna tlon In June 1982. Some of the material is classlfled. Halg was entitled to access as a lonner presidential appointee, but at a price: he was obliged to submit the manuscript to the State Department for clearance. John Burke, the deputy assistant secretary for declassification. said Halg was asked to make some changes. "He either removed or re-edited those portions which appeared to be In the category of stllJ.classlfled Information," Burke said. It helped, from a government standpoint , that Haig's forthcoming book is virtually without footnotes or other references to classified documents. That makes thern harder to trace. Halg and his publisher, MacmJUan, were able to go to press after the removal of "materials considered to be still sensitive." Burke said "the !Ina! manuscript was found not to contain classified lnfonnatlon." How substantially was Halg's book a ltered? George Walsh, his editor at Macmlllan, said only "a certain bit of the material had to be changed. " Sherwood Goldberg, an assistant to Halg, said the clearance procedure was "not onerous." In fact, Goldberg said, "It was very helpful in ensuring factual accuracy and that ongoing sensitive discussions with friends and foes were In no way adversely affected by publication." Reagan's Directive 84 on "safeguarding national security Information" would Impose lifelong censorship and expanded polygraph, or lie-detector, testing of officials to guard national security. Those who handle highly sensitive Intelligence secrets would have to agree to "prepublication re'Vie\N ' Congress last year postponed the effective date of the directive until Apr1115. The administration has now extended the reprieve until Congress adjooms, probably In early October. I I Letters to the editor Our hands are tied which the company (Ohio Power Company 1 and Mr . Perry specified tha t parts per billion of toxic chemicals and gases In our environ· ment at GaV1 n would not harm or terminally e ndanger one's person. A.E.P. told their new employees hiring In, If we would live by our protection policy book, we would be In compliance within the A.E.P. system, and termination could and would not be re ndered. Nowhere In our protection book will yo u find a resplrato!')i plan policy. and the protection book is our Bible at Gavin. Now without written policy Gavin ascertains the right to intimidate and scare employees into s having before the deadline of April 2. so Gavin can achJeve a major majority; then classify those who don't as radicals! In c losing, for It will have begun as you read this. live as free a nd proud Americans together as friends, not mortal enemies. for ~<11hout peace there will bP no tomorrow. I'll leave \\1th a few great words from John F Kennedy, March, 1962! l quote. "Those who make peaceful resolullon Impossible, will make violent revolution Inevi table!" Be with peace In your hearts and violence will surrender. May t he Lord Jesus bless us all .. . Da\1d D. Greer Gavin Plant ·Today in history Today Is Friday, Aprll6, the 97th day of 1984. Thereare269days left In the year. Today's highlight In history: On Apr116, 1789, the House and Senate held their first joint meeting, with the House sitting In as the Senate counted the electoral votes for preside nt . On this date: Also In 1789, the first Roman Ca tholic diocese In the United States was established In Baltimore. In 1841, John Tyler was sworn In as the lOth president of the United States, two days after the death of William Henry Harrison. In 1893, boxers Andy Bowen and Jack Burke !ought tor seven hours and 19 minutes In New Orleans and wound up splitting the $2,500 purse when neither could continue beyond the llOth round. In 1909, Amertcan explorer Robert Peary reached the North Pole. In 1917, the United States declared war on Gennany. And In 199), Easter seiV!ces were held for the American hostages at the U.S. Embassy In Iran. Ten years ago: President Richard Nixon conferred with several West European leaders In Paris after the fUneral for French President Georges . Pompklou. By As8oclated l'l'ftl8 Steve Garvey carries a big bat. But he's more Interested these days tn talking about little things he thinks can make the San Diego Padres a contender In the National League West. The veteran of many a pennant race with the Los Angeles Dodgers drove In four runs Thursday, two on a third -Inning home run. as the Padres ran their record to 2.() by rallying from a 5-0 deficit to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-6. But he talked afterward about a Humphrey. What Is likely to happen then (the seer continues 1Is that Mondale will have to offer the second spot to Hart. Either that or send the delegates back with a bad case of coitus Interruptus. Now at this point (our seer beComes extremely Interesting). Gary Hart has three questions to ask himself, the first being, Would you e njoy being vice president? The answer to that question Is that everyone In the history of the world with the exception of Julius Caesar, Napoleon and Adolf Hitler would gladly serve as vice president. It Is a step up, and, as the saying goes, you could never know when lightning will strike and the presl· dent won't be wearing his rubbers. Question No. 2 for Gary Hart: It Mondale loses to Reagan, will I, Gary Hart, be the obvious choice In 1988? Answer: No, Gary, yoo will not. Because If Mondale loses to Reagan, Ted Kennedy will become the obvious choice In 1988. Well then, what It Mondale beats Reagan 7 If that happens, assuming the republic s urvives four years, Mondale will be renominated In 1988. Who will be nominated In 1992 not even my kept seer knows . But It Is not likely that Gary Hart Is going to put off Immediately avaUable gratification for something so problematic as nomination and election to thg presidency eight years from now . But there Is a looming dl!flcult:y, and that Is the matter of personal antipathies. Granted, these things are not usually permitted to stand greatly In the way of political operations. But In fact. as things are now going. Walter Mondale and Gary Hart are beginning to detest each other. WASHII\'GTON - It has been seven years since C'A:'rald Ford moved out of the White House and disappeared Into the corporate woodwork. The long a bsenCE' from Washington has so eroded his Influence that he can't even arrange a sma ll fa vor for his son·in·law. The son -In-law is Charles F . Vance, a former Secret Service agent, who used to guard the first family. He met Susan Ford, later married her, and they now live In the Washington area. He operates a protective sen1ce, MVM Int ernational Security Inc. some crack bodyguards, but they need guns to protect their cl ients. This V1ol a tes a District of Columbia poltCP regula tion, which forbids thP issuance of fir e arms licen ses to private bodyguards. As Ihe political hub of the na tion, Washington attracts more crack· pots and terrorists with murder on their minds than any other Ameli· can city. Yet It Is the only jurisdiction In the country that won't let bodyguards carry guns. City officials feel that lifting the ban would undermine Washington's tough gun-control law. Their uncompromising attitude has been bad for Vance's business. Las t November, for example, the State Department contracted with Vance to protect visiting Queen Alshwarya from Nepal. But Vance was told the bodyguards - and possibly the queen herself - would be subject to arrest If her entourage were armed. Result: The contract was cancelled. As .. a last resort." Vance told my assoc iate Tony Capacclo, he asked his father-In-law for help. The former president agreed that lhe Nepalese episode was "ridiculous." So last January, he wrote to an old political sidekick, Sen. Arlen Specter, RPa. Ford hasn't forgotten the art of political persuasion; he chose his Intermediary s hrewdly. Specter ts c ha irman of the Senate Appropriations subcommittee that decides how much federal money the D.C. government will get. Ford's "Dear Arlen" letter asked the senator to 11 help me resolve an unjustified problem." He reminded Specter of the trouble encountered by the Reagan Inaugural Commit· tee's security force when It sought protection for entertainers during the festivities. Not only did the Washington pollee refuse to provide bodyguards for the celebrities, Ford recalled, but they wouldn't let the Inaugural Commltee hire off-duty D.C. cops , 1 A band-aid ____________Lmv_el_l_W_in..=:..ge_tt By a bit of fan cy financ ial footwork on the part of the Cnlted States. lnl crnalional bankers and four Latin American cou ntri es, Argenti na was able to pay a ha lf BILUON interest on their national debt March · 31. This postponed panic In lhe international debt system but was only a band -aid over a running sore. The rea l problem Is just beginning• None of the countriPs In t hts hemis phere want any country to cr aw-fish on Its loans or even the interest but that Is what will Inevitably happen. Argentina owes $43 billion a nd the combined debt of nations Soulh of the Border exceeds $.300 billion. I think they will a ll Intentionally default sooner or later which will leave the International bankers grasping for straws. Banks In the United Sta tes hold 40 percent of Argentina's indebtedness and probably a like percental(e of the $.300 billion. A whol esale default would play havoc with the world economy. It \\111 ma ke the Hoover nosed ive seem like sma ll potatoes but l don't think a nyone In the fin ancial or political world has the abil ity or the \\1sh to face the problem headon. II Is pleasanter to postpone the lnevitabiP. I realize a column on Interna tional finance Is not the most exciUng subj ect but. like It or not, we are all concerned with money . We have to be If we are to keep on livi ng and eating In this vale of tears. The people of Latin America are now right where we will be In 10 or 20 years . With justice, they point out they are paying for a dead horse bought with borrowed money by past rulers who were given the same Inordinate spending power we are giving our administration today. They say that the greedy hankers were lending money to past leaders for which tnere w Hs rou positive use. Some South American countries were loaned more n oney than they were worth and picking up the Interest tab each year k.cpt them broke without adding anything positive to their economy. Now, Secretary of the Treasury Donald Regan says that since Argentina has paid their Interest. the United States Is prepared to lend them a not her $300 mJIIIon as soon a s they reach an agreement with the lnternatonal Monetary f'und . Argentina Is behind In Its loan payments by $2 .7 billion . They were onl y able to kick In $100 million from lis own reserves to meet the half billion Interest payment. Mexico, Venezuela, Columbia, Brazil and the bankers anted up the rest. With such a record does Argentina seem like a safe Investment for your tax dollars 7 Secretary Regan thinks so or he Is tryi ng to prop up the new Argentinia n Democracy until after the November election. South American governments are frail things at best and the present Argentine government h'5 not been in office long enough to prove anything. The fact that the Inflation ra te the re Is over 200 percen I and risi ng Is not encouraging and neither Is the altitude of some of Its leaders. But If Donald Regan wants them to go on living on borrowed money, I doubt If there Is much the U.S. Congress can do about II. It wouldn't do any harm If you were to write your Congressman about It though. Altogether, Argentina's total debt, Including missed payments, etc. now totals $47 billion. Claims falllng due this year total $:28 bDllon, an Impossible sum for them to pay. They couldn't even scrape up a lousy half-billion to meet their Interest March 31 yet kind old Uncle Sam Is going to fork over an additional $300 mllllon as soon as they are restructured by tbe IMF. We folks who have trouble keeping our personal finances In order should have such a friend! The four countries that balled Argentina out are also big debtors themselves. Mexico. who borrowed heavily on the strength of oil strikes which did n't pan out as they hoped, at least borrowed for constructive reasons. they used the money for Internal projec ts designed to help the living stand ards of the lower classes and they are victims of e rrors of judgment and not greed. The same cannot be said for most of the other Latin American countries who borrowed to Une the pockets of the ruling class. I fall to see why the United States must take the responsibility to baU out the banks and the countries whose greed and corruption have driven them Into the poor house. As long as we furni sh them with money. they will continue to waste It! Berry's World / Dodgers topped the St. Louts Cardinals 5-2 on Mike Marshall's three-run homer In the 12th and the Chicago Cubs beat the ·San Francisco Giants, ll -7. Pittsburgh led 5-0 after 2'-S Innings, with four oftherunscomlng on a grand slam by rookie Doug Frobel of! Andy Hawkins In the top ofthe third. Garvey triggered the Padre comeback In the bottom of that Inning with a two-runhomerolfJose DeLeon, then slashed a two-run ARLINGTON. Texas iAP) -The Cleveland Indians' scouting report said to pick on new Texas Ranger catche r Ned Yost. When the dust had cleared from the Indians flying spikes Thursd ay night, Cleveland had six stolen bases and a 7-3 victory over the Rangers. II tied the most stolen bases against the Rangers in the fran c hise's 12-year his tory . Twice the Indians stole third base. Asked what Yost was doing wrong, Corrales said "My assessment is not for publication ." Three of the stolen bases led directly to Cleveland runs as starter Neal Hea ton and reUever Dan Splllner combined on a four-hitter. Butler and Otl' Nixon each had two stole n bases. and Tony Bema- zard and Julio Franco had one api!'<'C . The Indians stole e igllt :~~..::.v~ 10 nine a ttempts in the s hort two-garre series. Ranger s tarter and loser Dave Stewart refused to blame Yost for the Ranger troubles. 'Td have to say il was my fa ult, " said Stewal1. "Anytime a runner steals a base it's not off the catcher. You have to give him a chan ce." Ranger Manager Doug Rader defended Yost. who was obtained for Milwaukee In theoff-season a ft er gold glove catcher Jim Sund bf'rg was traded. " He (Yost) didn 't have a chance to throw any of them out ." RadPr said . The Indians scored three runs in ··-, four1h Inning with Ron Hassey singling home a run and George Vukovich knocking two across "'i th a single . Bemazard walked and stole a base and scored on F ranco's single In the fifth. Franco stole third a nd srored on a sacrifice fly. In the eighth inning. Butler singled and stole second and third before scoring on Andre Thornton's single. The only Ranger runs came in the fifth Inning off Heaton on a solo homer by Yost and a two-run homer by Gary Ward. Spillner earned a save a nd gave up just one hit In threeandone -third Innings of relief. ~31 CTNCI:'<NATI 1API - The defending National Ll'ague champion Phildelphia Phillies open a threegame series tonight with the Cincin nati Reds. bringing In a team vastly different from last season . The Phlllles got rid of bi g name veterans Pete Rose, now with Montreal: Tony Perez, a t Cincin · natl: Joe Morgan , with Oakland; a nd BUI Robinson. "There was nodisenchangment .' said Phillies President Bill Giles . " II was something everyone unders tood had to be done. In fact , we took more flak for releasing onr coac h 1Bobby 1 Wine Ihan we got when Rose, Morgan, Perez and Robinson left. " But there were a few complaints when the Phlls sent outficldersGary Ma tt hews a nd Bob Dernier a nd pit cher Porti Altimarano to the Chicago Cubs for catcher Mike Diaz and pitcher Bill Campbell. "The ta lks shows are a lways rough ... said G iles . "The k<'y was Campbell . We needed he lp In the bullpen . We'w got AI Holland. Larry Anderson, Tug McGraw and Campbell from the fifth through the late innings. Kevin Gross Is long re lief.'· "We have ttu·ee good start er s ... Steve Carlton. John Dennie and Charles Hudson. Jerry Koosman. who came frum the Chicago White Sox, could be the fourth starter. SPRINGS - Mother nature once again rules supreme in the you ng baseball season as rain Wednesday and Thursday post poned numerous games. Both Meigs' boys and girls games at Vinton County Wednesday have been re-scheduled for Tuesday. April 17. Varsity and reserve games in both boys and girls w1th Logan for Thu rsday has been reset for May 10. The boys varsity a nd girls reserves were to hosl Logan whllt> the boy• reserves and girls varsity go to Logan. The Chieftains are the defending SEOAL c ha mps in varsity baseba ll The Mel!(s boys and girls track wer e to run " OVER 48 YEARS IN THE SAME PLACE UNDER THE SAME MANAGEMENT " SIMMONS SUPER SPECIALS FEATURES THE SJ ,3oooo DISCOUNTED OFF MANUFACTURER 'S WINDOW STICKER ON All 1984 MONTE CARLO'S IN STOCK 8 MONTE CARLO'S FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM IN A VARIETY OF COLORS All Automobiles Equipped With Air Conditioning. Automatic Transmission, Tilt Steering Wheel. Cruise Control and a Variety of Other Optional Equipment. Take Advantage of This Sl,300° 0 Savings And Make Our Loss Your Gain ONLY AT: ers said the chances of playing were slim , but the official word will not be made until this afternoon. The girls softball varsity team was also slated to play at Federal Hocki ng today. SIMMONS OLDS.-CAD.-CHEVY, INC. 308 f Main St. HQU RS: "Talent -wist>. we are better offensively and defensively," he said. .Joe P rice was scheduled to pitch toni ght for the Reds and Hud son was lapped for Philadelphia. It will be the first outings of the season for bolh hurlers. Saturday , the marauder varsity and rPS('I~'f> boys will hnst Raven s· wood ,-,·ith thf' vars1ty gamf' sl ated J t noon . The rcser\'f' game \\rill Pomeroy, OH. PH. 992-6614 Giles . Mon.Fri . 900 to 700 Sat . 9:00 to 4:00 Before You Buy $$ CHECK WITH THE FINE FOLKS AT FLAIR FURNIITURE BOOKCASE W A TERBED follow. The girls' varsity is sla l<"<it o p\ (.l:v at home against Southern. L HEATER 2. LINER 3. FILL KIT 4. RISER 5. FULL WAVE MATTRESS SOLID WOOD Light or Dark Pine FREE Set Up and agai n st Delivery Only GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE REMINGTON TIR St: FLAIR FURNITURE & DESIGN FOR THE RO~HEAD Pomery,OH Phone 992 -2976 Spring & Summer Hours: Complete Line Of Waterbeds & Accessories GENERAL TIRE SALES Mon . -Fri. 9 to 6 Sat. 9 to 1 Where You Buy ,The lest For Lessl HOURS' Mon., Tues .. Wed., Thurs., Sal. -ta .m.-5 p.m. Fri. Only 9 a .m. - I p.m. "Where The Rubber Meets The Road " ~THE GRAVE LV SV&TEIVI FREE PARKING ON THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT Al l SEATS S2.00 ADMISSION EVERY TUESOAY $2 00 roster now who. were with us when we broke camp last ~~ear." said Nelsonville-York Thursday, but rain took care of tha t. No reset has been made at the present time . Tn tonight 's action, the Marauder varsity baseball team Is to travel to Federal Hocking. but the outlook remai ns bleak. Coach Tim Saund· 204 Condor ANYONE WHO STOPS IN BETWEEN 5 AND 8 TONIGHT CAN SIGN UP TO WIN A FREE GIFT CERTIFICATE BARGAIN MATINEES SAT & SUN "He'll start Saturday agai nst Cin cinna li . And Marty Bystrom apparently has recovered from the ann lnjuri<'s he has had for two ye ars. He threw well during spring." said Giles. "There arc only 10 players on the Mother nature prevails on diamond ROCK • JACKSON PIKE · RT.35 WEST Phone 448- 4524 Reds face NL champs this weekend t eam "AnothBr 1/bersl ssp/ring to be s '1/mouslnB llbersl. "' single to cap a Hve-run fourth that gave San Diego a 7-6 lead. Then cam!! that Insurance run in thesixth. Luis DeLeon pitched hitless ball for 2 1-3 Innings to pick up the win, then Williams turned to his new bullpen weapon, Goose Gossage, to pitch the ninth. · Dodgers 5, Cards 2 Marshall cracked his opposit e field shot Into the right-field bleachers off a 2.() pitch from Jeff Lahti . It followed Terry Whitfield's leadoff single, a sacrifice by Ken Landreaux and an Intentional walk to Pedro Guerrero. Orel Hershlser, the third Dodger pitcher, notched his first major league win, retiring the Cards In order In the top of the 12th . The Cards got both their runs off s tarter Rick Honeycutt In the second when David Green doubled hom e George' Hendrick and Darrell Porter singled to score Green. The Dodgers tied it In thesixthon a wild pitch by Cards starter Bob Forsch that scored Dave Anderson and Steve Sax' infield out. Cubs II, Giants 4 Ryne Sandberg drove in four runs with two singles and a hom er as tlle C)Jbs opened up a 10-1 lead over the first 5% innings to post their second win In two games at Candlestick Park. Chuck Rainey. who drove in two runs with a single and a basesloaded walk was the winner. although he gave up 12 hils In 5 1-3 Innings. Mike Krukow was thl' loser for San Francisco. OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8:00 P.M. action 1'hursday night at Candlestick Park, San Francisco. ( AP Laserphoto ). Indians swipe six bases in 7-3 win for the job. 1ndeed, the committee was told that any off-duty officers I from other jurisdictions would be 1 arrested If they showed up In the city with guns. Responding to Ford's letter, , Specter had the staff director of the 1 Appropriations subcommittee call D.C. officials and ask for "clarltlcatlon" of the policy against armed , bodyguards. The officials were i unimpressed and unmoved. : Footnote: Where political clout i has failed, economic self-Interest I may eventually succeed. Security expert John Nolan recently wrote to: the editor of SuccessfUl Meetings magazine to offer "a word of caution to your readers who plan meetings In the District, which Involve corporate dignitaries or high -profile speakers." Nolan warned that the city's antibodyguard policy makes Washington "an unat1ractlve site." potential double play hall he hlt In the sixth that turned Into a mere !orceout when newly acquired Gralg Nettles slid hard Into Pirate<; shortstop Dale Berra. That allowed Terry Kermedy' s sacrifice ny to score the Insurance run. Added Padres manager Dick Williams: "Nettles broke up a double play ball by Garvey, then we get the sacrifice ny for a cushion. This is a 25-man team and this Is a team victory." In the only other National League games Thursday, the Los Angeles OUT AT HOME - Chicago Cubs' ha.serunner Chuck Rainey Is tagged out at home plate by San Francisco Giants' catcher Bob Brenly In fourth Inning Arming Ford's son-in-law____J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n Vance has trained These are the cries we hear from D.C. to O.S.H.A. headquarters, and finally through our own political systems In Ohio and West Virginia. Politicians' endeavors are to persevere over obstacles pertaining to civil rights for all workers. But IA.E.P.I has even Intimidated our top political offices, thus no constl· tutlonal rights for blue collar workers! Need we vote for scared and Incompetent politicians? Does a corporation s uch as tA.E.P . i after 12 years a t GaV1n have the right to draw up a system wide policy without reason or cause? They say yes. Not one conclusive law cAn be found pertaining to shaving, so how can A.E.P. fire their workers• The only sta tement about this respiratory protection plan has been made by our own plant manager, consisting of two sente nces with the key word s being "applicable to all employees at Gavin. Still no reason, and signed by the plant m a nager, conceivably making this law, plant policy a nd not a system wide policy llkeA.E.P. conceded the workers to condone. II shall not be a system wtde policy until every plant within A.E.P. system has shaved, the n such a law may be Imposed and not before• 1 contend that Its plant policy which endangers ciV11 rights and constitutional stability . Now after 12 years of Gavin operations In Garvey paces Padres' 8-6 win over Pittsburgh 2-The Dally Sentinel Mondale-Hart ?________w_ill_iam_F_.B_uc_k_ley_Jr. The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD Aulstant Publisher/Controller Pas• The Ohio \ PH. 992·7161 ' Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va. Middle N. ., OH . 675-1371 5 miles south Point Pleasant �Page 4 Pomeroy-Middleport, The Daily Sentinel D'"' The South led h1 Dtrk &-mmg of Cmcmnatl St Xav1Pr \\'ill rP!j. on '" o AP AII -Oh toan s. 6-5 '12 K ar ll on Cia\ bot nr of state jXlll champion Sp r mgfteld South and 6-3 81 ron Larkm of Cmcmnat t Moeller. La t kin . also all -slalc m foot ball as a safer>. a\'Praged nmrlv 29 pomt s 1l11s Sf'ao;;on FLORENCE, Ky (AP)- Latonia reported Its fourth best mutuel handle at the 77-day wtnter-sprtng thoroughbred racing meeting ended Also on I he Class AAA North team an> 6-5 Eddie Wright of Lorain Senior, 5-11 Mark Ftsher of New Phlladelphla. 6-3 Ant hony Thompson of L ima Senim and 5-9 David Sprague of Manon Harding. Jmrung t hP Class AAA Soulh squad are 6-6 Matt Sobolewski of Wm1 hington. 6-3 DavP Murk of Lancaster, 6-4 Jeff Ba ll of ZanPS vtile. 6-7 Ron RJII!nger of Chilli· col he. 6-2 CrisCarterofMiddlelown. 6 3 Jeff Wolf of Si Xavter. 6-4 Charles Praler of Columbus East and 6-6 Jptf Huffman of Xenia The Class o\-i\A South team. led by Don CantreU of Beaver Eastern and John Eaton of South Point, mcl udes 6-2 Darnn CasadPn of Bradford. 6-1 Scott Tedder of Columbus Whilehall. 6-4 Tom Wilh· ams of Pataskala Watkins M emor · ta l, 6-3 Robert Mroczkowski of BndgejXlrl , 6-3 Johnny Harrison of Oak Hill, 6-4 Mark Cochenour of Beaver Eastern, 6-3 Phil Hoke of New Lebanon Dixie, 6-6 Tom Hodges of Cincinnati Mariemont, 6-foot Rod Uttlelield of Racine Southern and 6-2 Todd Staker of Wheelersburg. Player s for I he Class A AA North !Pam, C'Oached b\ Paul \\layne of HolgaiP and Gary McEifr<>sh of Coshocton. at e 6-5Tilman &vply of C.ampbell Memon al. 6-3 Dave Morns of l.aricld Height s Trlntly. b-5 LR1> Wllherspoon of Obc'rlin. 5 11 Scotl Hul h of Creston Nor" a' ne. 6..J T om Sandry of Coshocton. 6-4 Mark Speer of Sa ndu sky Perkins. o9 Don Chnstie of Oak Harbor. 6 2 Bru('{' HodgPs of Lima Central Ca tholic, b-foot David Grim of llolgale and b·3 Tonv Moldovan of East Canton Jabbar sets NBA scoring record lt V.dS d !Jlht.'l l'OU IUl (' shot . o.;omer hm g !hilt hr h<.Jd donf' thou "'-' nd s of limf'S Rut\\ hen h dt'f'('m Alx lul J a bbat sank .1 sott sk\ ht~)kThursd :iy m g ht . put h.im u h(~H' no 1'\Ja l Jona l Raskc•tlJoU AsS(Xlatton pla\ C'f h as r\·rr bf't"'n bd mP Th,ll shnl "llh R '>1 1!'11 m Los Ange-lPS' gamewnh the Utah Jaa m L,IS \'c~ as 'ir1 . pu shed lht· J.nkf'l s gH'a l i foot...! rrn tf'r p.l'-'1 WLlt Charnb('rL. lln i:ind tnlo the• 1 C'cord l:x>oks as t hC' IC'agur 'sa ll I t.mr lmd mg scot c•t ~ 11h .11.421 pmnl s 11 I JUSt fdkt'd lht' !JdSS \U\\hOfl\1'1 out lh''H' and I JUst shot tt. · \tx.lui.Jdbbar '-'dld <; tmpl\ \\rt" H(• \u•nt mto 1hf' ga mr nr•echn g 21 Thistledown results ',()frJ'H RA.\ID\LL Ohtn ! 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W ith l ~os Ange le s c n ]O"\ ing a la t gc• lead, Lakc'IS Coach Pat Rtlc\ a'ked Alxlul Jabbar if hl' wa nt ed locome ou 1 of 1he game and wa 11 to set lhe rPCord F rtday mght at homPagamst KansasCi~ ilbdui -Jabbar tied Chamberlam ·s re<'ord w tth a dunk with 10 45 lefl and then , a ft er miss mg a sk\ hook, the !.akers gol the ball back and pasSC'fl In .Johnson . who wa itPd for Abdu i-Jabba t to get dnwn lhPmur1 .Johnson lossed the ball lo Abdul .l abbat on the r ight baselme. and \'. tl h 1hP crowd r oanng, t h e cente r IUmf'd to hts 1<'11 and made I he shot over l\>o dcfcndNs. \llffca a ncl lm rru s ThP, n..nq 81 76 81 Los Los Los Los Angeles Angeles Angeles Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los A~s 62 80 82 80 ~ Totals 2191 1949 2275 2152 1600 1903 2034 76 79 75 ;~I 72 79 1~1 Phdadelphta 1961~ Philadelphta 1962~ 1~ San FranciSCO San Fr<W~etSCO 196«15 SF -Phtla 4029 3806 2948 253 2649 1956 1992 82 81 1664 12 328 82 1696 1213 82 1084 82 1045 3 1419 79 79 81 1~ Phtladelphoa 1966457 1967-68 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 1971 72 1972 73 3033 80 80 80 Phtladelptua Phtladelphta Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angele s Los Angeles Tolats MIDDLEPORT 11)()1( SlORE 417 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio PH. 446-7619 - 262 239 Church & Othc• Supphes GIFTS ft Mill St. Middleport Ph . 992-6601 IT'S AUDIOTONE ... HAVE YOU HEARD? 21 8 212 NEW YORK 376 384 504 448 369 347 335 24 1 24 3 205 273 207 14 8 13 2 KERMIT'S PomerQy, Ohio ENJOY DINING AND DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF Only CaJllplJf'll . a 6-loot-7 s£'n tur fm m TPanPck. N .J also wont rophtes dS the team ' s most accur.Jie field goa l and free throw shooter and lrading rPbou nde r at the WednPsda\ event CamtJbell htl on 51.1 percent of hts fi eld goal lrics, RO 7 pe1 C'Cnl of hts free tiu ow ai1Pmpts and avP1 agt.'{) 7 4 rpbounds a game Othrr a ward s W('n l to junior f!U8rds Ron Stokes, who had lhP mos t asststs, and TrovTa\ lor, most tn sptra t io nal plaver . r~::::::::::::::::::::::::;l JEFF'S CARRYOUT Pomeroy, OH. NOW SERVING AND THE ORGAN WED.-SAT. rn ,lf1C' r noo n Monda) lll!•Ju~h lrrcl . r\ lll CourtStrPf'l bv thf' Otlro \ "<illf'' Puhlb h ln_c: C"om pan v Mul rrrr1Pdr.1 1111 Po mpr oy Oh ro-''1769 992 11'ln ~ ( 011{! ~ 1.1" po..,l<tgf' pa rd .tl Po m~IO\ Oh ro 7::11 St• nd ,tddrf'S<; toThP Da TI \ Sl"> nllnPl Ill Co urtS! P•Jmf'ro y Ohl•) ..f ~ifi4 dn.m.Of. SUB~CRIPTION RATES fh ( arrlt•r nr \tolor Rouh· o n~ " r t•k $1 10 $4 RO On\' Mo nl11 Orw 'I (•,rr $~7 20 MM;LE ( OP\' PRJ( E..~ n ut \ ll Cr nt o;; 9.tnday, 7: :1) p.m. 1 t H, ( k s Sl l :l6 OlD DEXTER BIBLE CI!RJSTIAN ~ ~' \\ P!'k~ $14 12 "1) \\~·1 k~ $:,~ Ouhld~ · ]\\\f'f'k:-, ... ~l ~ \\ f ' (' k'> GRAHAM FIELD SEED AND FERTILIZER StJGARPH .RUN MILLS 992-2115 am POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. David Mann mini ster \\<llllam S nouffer , Sunday School Supl Sunda y Sc hool. 9 JO a m , Morn ing Wo rs hip 10 30 a m Pomeroy, OH. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po mProy Plkt> Dilvld Hun!, pastor Ja ck Needs, Sunday Sc hool D lrP€'Ctor Sunday Scool, 9 30 a m, Morning Worship, 10 30 pve nlng worship, 7· 30 p m Tuesday Vis I tallon . 7 p m Wednesda y . Prayer Sf'r v lce. 7 30 p m ; Mission Friends. 1 30 p m , Girls In Ac1lon. 7 JO p m ., Acteens, 7 30 p m, Choir Practice, B JO p m 24 $1~ 110 $3 1 2(] $59 80 FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal ~ 111 I~ ot II'< ''I< II k COI.LEM· ,\ - .\nn<J\J!l(~-.:1 'ho = -- - - .. -- - - - - PORTRA 1• r;,'T\,IIlon howl hl ' ~•·lllo ll ley Run Road , Rev Emme ll Rawson , pastor Handley Du nn, supt Su nda y School 10 a m , Sunday evening "'erviCf> 7 30p m . Bible teach ing, 7 30 p m Thursday SYRACUSE MISSION . CHerry St , Sy rae use. Se-rvi ces. 10 a .m Su nday Evening services Sunday and We-dnesday at 7 OOp Professional Studio ORDER NOW! n rnrnn~ t~r· ~IUiO:'.I.rl METHODIST - Sister Harr iett WarnPr, Su p! Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mornin g Wor s hip 10 4~ f'l:)(YfR \1 I \11 M1 HIS Stlfl\11 HI lt\ !'S- UNITED RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I RIINI "1.11.1<.,. h•lllht.lll~ ''IC'" l litl ,\1,11 Iii JJ'Z -I'"t Lill<1l h.t11 f'im+' \l 11kll• !on SUnday Preaching 9· 30 a m . first and second Sun days of each month , third arKI fourth Sun· days each m onth worship servlc~ at 7 30 p m Wedne-sday eve-ning!§ at 7 30 p m Prayer and Blblf' Study SE VENTH -DAY ADVENTIST. Mu lb erry Height s Road. Pomeroy Michae-l PI onkowskl . pastor. Marte Spires, Sabbath Sc hool Supt Sabbath School at 2 p m on Saturda y wtth wors hi p services foll ow ing at 3: 15p.m Ohln ~h \\~ ·~k Clltton Loca.s, paslor SMool 9: .J) am Mrs Worley Francis, supt Preaching M-rvtces first and third urklays fol lowing Sunday Sc'l'xlol Youlh rnt'll'ting every Mulberry Ave. •nlill m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Lawren ce Man ley, pastor Mrs Russell Young, Sunday School Sup! Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 a m Evening worshlf 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer met>ling 30 p m . BIG DEALS ON CHICKS ~N FEED MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Racine . Re-v James Sa ttf'rfleld , pastor Fr~man Williams. Sup! Sunda y School 9 45 a.m , Sunday and Wednesday eve n· lng services. 7 p m MIDDLEPORT Lee JEANS $12 25 COLOR PORTRAIT PACKAGE 2·8X1 O'S, 3·5X7'S, 15 wallets ANDUP • Plus $1 00 sr t1fng lee Jar ea ch dddr1rona1 s ubt ec t rn same oor1rart • Beau tif ul backgrou nds a11arlabte • Poses ou 1 s elec1 10n OPEN Thursday, Friday and Saturday 25 S.R. Heavy Breed Chtcks + 50# Purina $20.00-Save $9.50 Chick Starter Med. 50# Purina 50 S.R. Heavy Breed Chicks $32.0Q-Save $14.50 Chick Starter Med. 100 S.R. Heavy Breed Chtcks + 50# Purina $50.00-Save $10.00 Chick Starter Med. 9:30· 5:00 We will fill only orders placed with us prior to April! 0. All chicks will be Heavy Breed. Straight Run . "WESTERN STYLE OUTLET" Your Lee Jeans Cent~r Hartford, W. Va. Route 33 MODERN SUPPLY 399 W Pomeroy, Ohio Main 992-2164 The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff" - For Pets, Stables. Large & Small Animals, Lawns and Gardens Ph . MIDDLEPORT CHURC H OF THE NA ZARENE. Co pastors Re v Charles Coyle and Rev Nancy Coyle Bill White, Sunda y School Supt. Sltnday Sc hool 9· 30 a m ., Morning Worship, 10 30 a m , Sunda y Evangellsfl c meeting, 7 00 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 00 p m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF 95~ -S12.95 DEPOSIT BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mld~port, 5th and Main, Bob Mf'lton. minister AI Hart son. associate mini ster, MlkP Gerlach, Sunday School Superintendent. Bible Sc hool 9· 30 8 m , Morning Worship, 10 30 a m , Evening Wonhlp, 7 00 p m Pra~t>r me<etlng, Wednesday, 7:00pm TRADITIONAL POSES ONLY NOW FEATURES "NEW" STRIPES FIRST Corner Sheth and Palme r The Rev Mark McClun g . Sunday School 9 1~ am; Dan While, Sunday School Supl John Riebel, Sr Aasl. Supt. Morning Worship 10 1~ a m Youth meeting 7· 30 p m Wedne!i da y. Including We-e- Tots, Eager &avers. Ju · nl!)r Astron au ts and Junior and Senior Htgh BYF, choi r practice 8 30 p m WE'dnesday. Pra yer mHtln g and Bible s tudy, Wedn@!!lday, 7 30 p m Th:: l:rmJ thai fits. KIDS' MEIGS COUNTY Rev. Waada ,Johnaon, Director Harold Johneon Director of EducaUon TOTAL PACKAGE PI:UC£ HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN DATES CHURCH. Worship service, 9 00 a m . Church School 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Church School 9:00a .m , Morn lng Worship, 10 ~p.m . Bible Study. T\tes day, 10: 00 a.m; Bible Stuy, Thursday, APRIL 4- APRIL 8 WED. SUN. 1· :rl p.m. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· TERIAN CHURCH . Church School 10 15 PHOTOGRAPHER HOURS WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY 10·1. 2-6 THURSDAY & FRIDAY 10·1. 2·5:30, 6-8 SUNDAY 1-5 - LUNCH 1-2 a. m .; Morning Worship U 30 a m , Blblf' S1udyTuelday, 10a .m; Junlor andSenlor Hllh Youth Group Sunday, 6:00p.m . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pallor. Rev. John Evens . SundiY School 10: 00 a . m .: sunday Morning Worship 11 00 a. m Chlldren'• Church 11 a .m , Sunday even· lng~ervtce, 7:00 p m.; Wf'dnesdiJI even· Ina Youna l.tldle~' Auxtllary, 6: f.IO p.m . 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD a I 5-87 K '"'!r:P Is Your Portrait Store. PAINTE 0 IN U SA Wedneodoy, Family Worship 7:00 p.m. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH, noar Lon I Bottom. Edsel Han, pa11or. Sunday SChOOl 9:30 a .m.: Worahlp 10: 30 • m .; Prayer meetlna, 7 30 p.m Thursday . 1 • . .,_,.~ Sectional & 985·3944 f ~ • \. ~ - Natoonwtde I ns. Co. ol Co lumbu s, 0 804 w Matn 9'2 2l18 Pomeroy 9CII2 -9921 Mtddlepon THE DAILY SENTINEL ,, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Servtce LOCust & Beech Street Equipment ~:~·v·.:;d Rutlo1nd, Oh10 45775 Mrdtlleporl Pn mer ov 0 J Wm " Btll ' Brown, Owner Phone (614) 741 1111 Attend Church this Sunday SUPERMAR~..._:,~ CK MIDDLEPORT _ ,." St• p! ,.,, ••'""'~" b , 1 ~1 can 8•D•e SO< e v SONS STORE G rocenesGenero11 Merchandtse Ro1Ctne949 · 25SO -----------1 POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZA· ........... RENE, Co,.,. Union and MulbeiTJ', 1Wv Thomas Glen McClung, pastor Oyde Hendel" !1011. S. S Sup< • Sunday SchooL 9. :rl a m , MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST ~g worshJp ID: lJ a m ; evening Sf'IVice 6 C HURCH. c-orne r Ash and Plum Les lie p.m., mid-week servtce. Wednesday , 7 p.m Hayman pastor Su nday Sc hool 10 00 a GRACE EPISCOF \L CHURGI, l'l6 E m : Morning Wor s hip , 11 · 00 a m ; Wed · Main St., Pomeroy. S\. "lday services Holy nesday and Saturday Even1n~ Services at rornmurrlon oo the llrst Su.'day or each month. 730p m and combined w1 th monu.''I prayer oo the tlltnld Sunday Morning pro,.._ • and sennon oo au ~ SUndays cl the month. Church Schoo! MEIGS and Nursery care provided COOee b:rur 1n the COOPERATIVE PARISH Parish Halllmmedlately following the servial iNfrED METHODIST CHURCH POMEROY CHURCH OF' CIIRlST, 212 w Fay Sauer, Dlr~tor Main St., Nell Proudfoot. pastor Bible School Ke\1. James E. Corbitt, A1111hrtanl 9 :K)a.m., Morn1ngworshlp.10:lla m , Youth NORTHEAST CLUSTER meetlnas. 6: 00 p m , Evening worsn..tp. 7 00 p Rev Don Archer m. Wednesday night prayer mrettng and Blblf' Rev. Roy Deeter study 7·00 p m Rev . Seldon Johnson 1liE SALVATION ARMY, 115 Butt('I'TlUt ALFRED - Chu rc h School 9 30 a m Aw- . Pomeroy Mn Dora Wining In cha~ Worship, 11 a m UMYF, 6 30 p m, UW, Sunday OOllness rnf'<f'tlng, lO a m , Sunda) Third TueJda} 7 30 p m Communio n School, I~ :rl am Sunday School, YPSM first Su nda y I Archer ) EloUe Adams. leader 7 JJ p m Salvation CHESTER - Worship 9 a m Chu rc h mtoetlng, various speakers and mustc spedal-. School 10 a m , Bibl e Study . Thursday 7 p Tbw'sday. ll XI a m to 2 p m Lac:Hes HomP m, VMW, flr s1 Thursd aY, 1 p m . Co m league, fllE'mbers In charge, all women munlon, fir st Su ndav t Arc !le n lrwtted, 6 45 p m Thursda~, Corps Cadet JO PPA - Worship 9 30 a m , Church I' OSJM,\SI ~H !\1,\ll Sl RS{ HIP li ON~ ln ,.ldf• Ohro •n Rt. 1, Reedsvtlle, Oh. 991·!3lS Complete Automottve 214 E. Main 992 ·5130 Pomeroy E Cluss /Young Pt'Ople-Bible f 7 .J) p.m Bible Study and Prayer meeting, ~ to t1w ~bile .POMEROY ~DE CHURCH OF CHRIST. ~ ChiJdren s Homf' Road /County Road 76). 992-523.'1. Vocal music Sunday Wor slhp10a.m.; BAbleStudyUam WorshJp, 6p m. Wednesday , Bible Study, 1 p m ,1\ 111 . 1111~ eat in or to go . Easy Pick Up At Our Drive Thru Window From 4:00 to 11 ·OO To F1nest Pomeroy ElliS & SONS SOHIO 1100 E . Mam Mt•mbf'r l'h(' ,\ s..,o('latP<I Prf'<;S In t1nc1 U.nl\ t' rfs<; ,\ssocmto n a nd thc \TTI~>rl<.ln \0\\ ~flap<'r Publ is h<'!" As ~o( r.l l nrr :\,l!r u n,tl ,\d\f'Jllslng RC' pr C' ~ ~ •n1" 11\ ~> Rr . 1nhd rn Nf'wspa ppr Sa. )f'!'i, 7H T hir d ,\\f"nU(' Ntw York '\(•w Yo r k ]11()17 !ltl1r' nr rr rit• ..,rnn~ to pa\ lh('Ca r rwr rTl<l\ r ~ mil rn ad\anrf dlrf'Ct tn l' hf' I >.1 11\ Sf'nlr nf'l on l ti n t l l mon th h1 ~ 1 ~ \ r !drl v.rllh t'gl\f' nce~ r ll f' !<'a <' h m o n1h and sure Certaan ly thetr g reat t'st need ts lor peace and securrty - but thts c<!ln COrTH' only when the>,' are at peace w•th God ' If we want to rea p the harvest of lnendshtp wrth God rn ou r old flge thr>n we mu~t r ultrvet e our relation wrth Hrm - v..he n we are young and able Regu la r c hurc h e~ttend<:ln t:e and wor!>hrp rs your assu rance of peace and tranqurlrty durrng your own gentle lengthentng years II writ be a heaven sent rewa rd and one w h ~eh you cannot wrll not ..th nt to mr:o;.5 Modular Homes ureh School9· 15 am • Worship Servte- 10 ]) :n~~~~=Y· pm. MAKE US YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ... Sub~• Have you eve1 nottced that o ld people have a knt)ck of puthng thmgs tn order) In fa ct lht"y nee d everythmg t1dy neat Kingsbury tbne Sales & TRINITY CHUROf. Rev W H Pt>rrln, s_stor, Debbie Buck. Sunday School Supt SPRING PLANTING? 1• !U WAJD CROSS BUNNY BERKHART and BLUE EAGLE In~ Yes tran qUility and p!!ace a •e JU SI as tmportant 1n y row •ng o ld gracefully as ts s uff tct~nt rnsurance or all the other means wtth whtch we show our co ncetn fm the elderly 216> S. Second .o..,., FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS 1l S P S 145 9601 \ llr1.l"ron ol Mulll mf"dua, In thts age of medtcare soctal secu nty and homes for the aged somettmes people lorqet "" •mportant part of growtng o ld - tranquthly' Pomerov 992-2955 The Homollle Saws IN THE LOUNGE '" ,uh"( r i JJir~·n " b\ rn ar l pPrmri\f'd tn 1<JI.IIl' 1\h ~ ·IP hOJllf' Ca r l l('! <;£' f\i{l' IS PIZZA ~~~~ 6 :30-?? T he Uaily Sentinel Pomerov SWISHER & LOHSE FURNI~!~~ROWAR:tI ARMAND Stuffed Flounder .. only $795 J. Marcus Fultz "For A Real Auctton • t - Lallthe Rut McCoy" I "Mac" McCoy RIDENOUR J()t ru t111"hr d -~ Putting Things In Order John F. Fultz "' Setvicei·:Z.·-:. ·l/ J/ KORN~R WEEKEND SPECIALS . R'b sggs I ....... ..... Pnme "a.' COLUMBUS. Ohto ii\Pt - Ohto Stal£' forward Tonv Campbl'll was named the b<Jskrtba ll IPam·s Most Valuable Playet for the 19R3-f<l season a t the school 's team apprf'Clat ion banquC'I '•· • Prescnpttons a.ontiNG HOUSE : ,• Kal'l'em <\bd•~·Jabbar set the National \'EAR 8\' YEAR Baskethall Association scoring r ecord Thursday night In Las Vegas. Jahhar scort'd Z2 poinl• bringing his total to 31,421 points. Previous record Wilt Chamberlain with 31,419. ( 1\P Laserphoto). Campbell is Bucks'MVP Chester The Interested Businesses Listed On .This VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. · McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE " MEIGS nRE \ \ CENTER, INC. ft\ ( R•y Rift! Ph. 915-4!00 St. Rt. IN HEARING 248 2707 USED CARS, INC. LISA KOCH 239 The Daily s;,tirw•l-1~P~a11111••-5 Pomeroy Mid~leport, Ohio 02 Me&nge and HEARING EVALUATION AVAILABE FOR ALL AGES! Chamberlain~~ 1~ Phlladelptlta $55.465. the fun in life. It's easy and affordable. 262 1818 1722 1589 ,e, uP" 7 fXrERIENCE l11E JOY Of RELIGION ~ Thursday. The track reported $42,462.817 bet In the meeting with an average of It you think you need a hearing a1d, don't put it off! vou·re missing some of 25.8 2095 •0 Hearing is Believing! , AWQ . 288 31 7 348 30.2 270 300 27 7 2292 65 82 82 19~76 Los Angeles 19J'6.n 19n.78 1978-7'9 197'9-aO 198Q.a1 198HI2 1982-83 1983-84 Pts . 2361 2596 21)22 PH. 992·3756 Transactions 1 . ~ :<;[ \ 1 u\~d rlf ~.tih bPI $4 82 82 1969-70 M. " • "ee 197().71 M•!waukee 1971 -n Milwaukee 19n-73 Milwaukee 1973-74 Milwaukee 1974-75 Milwaukee .lamt(' pmct no $12.J1t Abdui-Jabbar a-.. Phone-In Orders Welcome comhmallon of 1-''rt!!" c~nd L.tC£'. \'Pt! 1)1 Friday, April 6, 1984 Latonia r e s u l t s - - - - - - - - - :North·South cage :classic features some SEO talent CAVI'ON. Ohlo tAP I - Anthony Robmson of slate champion Canton McKinley will lead a tall ClassAAA North All Star sq uad against I he South All -Stars Saturday m the $(X'ond half of I he Ohto Norih-South Cage ClasSIC . ·nlP t>foot 6 Robmson IS the lone t('pi C'Senta live from McKinley mg m lhP evenl tn Canton's Memonal Civ tc Center. Cary Grant the Flu lldogs' Oh10 Player of lhP I car. IS bypassing the 25th annt\rrsa\ ot theOhiogametoplay in a nat tonal aU star game this 11 CPkend in Los Angeles For the nmth slra ighl season. a Class A AA all star contest w ill match lhP Nor1h and South In the first game a1 7 p m The Class AAA game begms at 9 p.m For lhe flrsl tmw m tlu ef' VE'ars. the games w ill not ~ telPvtsed The Nort h Class AAA stars. roached b' Va l Glmka of Toledo St Francis, could start a fro nt Hne of 6-U Grady Mateen of Akron Oenlral -Hov.cr , G10 John Brecken' tdge of Sa lem and 6-4 Sieve SIO\ ko of &tv \'il lage Ba1 On the Non h btg sc hool squad at P four L\.ssoc!dtf'd Prf'ss ftrst team A ll Otuoans h·h Todd Mllrhell of St Frt~n c ls, 6 foot Sran Kimbrough of Ci<'ICLmd St .lost'Ph. Maleen and SIO\ ko. ' Friday, April 6, 1984 • Ohio .... ~ .... Schoo l 10 30 am Bible S1 ud y, Wedn es d ay, 7 :lOp m 1Johnson1 · LONG BOTTOM - Church School ~ 30 a m . \\or sh lp 7 p m. Bibl e- Study W('d nesday i 30 p m VMYF, Wednesday 6 DO p m . Com munion First Sunday t Arc hPrJ REEDSVILL E- Church School9 30 a m , Worship Se-r\•lce ll 00 a m !Dt'('terr TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAULChu rc h Sc hool 9 am Wors hip 10 a m Blb lf' Study. Tuesda v 7 30 p m , UM W Third TU('!>day 7 30 p m . Communion Firs t Su nday tArc hefl CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev. James E. Corbitt Rev . Slelo'en Nelson Re-w Ri ch ard Rothemkh He\' Robert E Robln11on Rn. Andrew Rubenkln&' ASBURY !Syracuse) - Worsirlp 11 a rn , Chu r<'h School 9 45 a m . Ch arge Blbl<' Study, WPdnesd ay , 7 JO p m , UMW, fir st Tuesday, 7 30 p m Choir RPhea rsal. WPdnesda y 6 30 p m, UM W, fo urth Sun d ay, 6 30 p m IN('tso nl ENTERPR ISE Wors hip 9 a m C hurc h Sc hool tOa m , Bib If' Study Tuf>s d ay. 7 30 p m UMW First Monda y 7 .10 p m . UMYF, Sunday b p m Choir RE' hearsa l 6 30 p m Wednesda) 1Rothe ml c h' FLATWOODS- Churc h &hoo t, 10 a m , Worship 11 am, Blhle Stu dy, Thurs d d ay 7 p m , UM YF S unday 6 p m IRothPmlchl FOREST RLN - Wor"'h lp 9 am Churc h School 10 am Choir pra c llcf' T uesd ay, 6 J() p m . UMW first Tu<'Sday. 7 30pm t Ne-lson t HEATH t Middlf'po rll- Church $('hOOI, 9 30 a m Worshi p 10 10 a m . Bible Stud y , Tuesda y. 10 a m , UMW, St'Cond Monda y, 7 30 p m UMW SE-cond Mo n d ay 7 30 p m , UMM Third Monda v 7 30 p m 1Ro bin son t MINERSVILLE - Worship SE:'rv1cE' 10 a m . Chu rc h Sc hool 11 a m UMW , third Wednesday, 1 p m . Chotr p ractiCE' , Mon d ay, 7 30 p m tNPison' PEARL CHA PEL - Wors hip Servl('(' 9 a m , Church S{' hool 11 a m , UMW Sl:' co ndTu esday 7 30pm UMYF' Ia s tTut>s da y, 7 30 p m (uhfonklng' POMEROY - Ch urch Sc-hoo l 9 1 ~ a m . Wo rs hip Serv lcf' . 10 30 am Choi r re hear sa l Wednf'sday 7 30 p m . UMW, S<' cond T uesday, 7 30 p m , UMYF, Sundav. 6pm tCorbltn ROCK SPRINGS- Churc h &hoo l, g 1~ a m , Wors hip 10 a m. Bib le Study, Wed nesday, 7 30 p m. UMYF (Sf>nlo rsl Su n d ay, ~ p m, (Juniors ) f'Vf'ry olhf' r Sun day, tip m IRotht'mlchl RUTLAND- Churc h School. 9 45 am Worship, 10 JO a m , UMW 1Even ll) lg Ctr cle J seco nd Wednesday, 7 30 p m, UMW (Afternoon ClrCI(') seco nd Thursda y, 1 p m 1Rubenking) SA LEM CENTER -C hurch Sc hool, 10 am, Worship 9 45 a m 1Rubf'nking1 S NOWVI LLE - Wo rs hip, 8 30 am . Churc h Schoo l to a m !Rubenk lngl SOUTHERN CLUSTER Re\" . Jame11 M. Clark Rev . Paul McGuire Rev. Orville White APPLE GROVE- Churc h Sc hool 9a m : Worship, 10 a.m tFirst and t hird Sun d ays) , UMW, Second Tuesday, 7 30 p m, Prayer meet ing , Wednesda y, 7 p m (Clarki BETHANY - Worship. 9 a m ; Churc h Sc hool. 10 am: Bible Study. Wednesday , 10 a m. Dor('a s Womf'n 's Fe ll o ~J.•s hlp , WednestJay. 11 am IMcGulre l CARMEL- Church School 9 JO am , Worship, 10 45 am Second and F ourth Sundays, Fellowship dinner with Sutton. third Thursda y, 6 30 p m (McGuire\ EAST LETART - Chu rch Sc hool9a m . Worship 10 a m second and fourth Sun day s UMW fir st Tuesday , 7· JO p m !Cla rki LETART FALLS - Worshi p 9 am Chu rch School10 8 m (C lark ) MORNING STAR - Worship. 9 45 a m Church School 10 30 am . Bible Study, Thul'!lday, 7:30pm (White I MORSE CHAPEL- Chul"('h Schoo l9 30 a .m ., Worship 11 a. m . (While) PORTLAND - Church School 6 30 p m , Worship 7:30 pm., UMYF Wednesday, 7:30p.m (McGuire) RACINE WESLEYAN - Churrh School, 10 a m , Worship, 11 a m , UMW fourth Mondey 7: 30p.m .; Men 's Prayer Breakfast, Wedneeday. 7 a . m (Clarki SUTI'ON- Chureh School, 9:30a .m.; Mornlnc worship 10: 45 a .m first and third Sundays; F!llowshlp dinner wlth£armel, third Thunday, 6: 30pm. (Mcuulre) KENO CHURCH OF' CHRIST, Oliver Swain, Supt Sunday School 9 30 am ~­ ery~k Sunaav Psalm 23 '6 SYRAC l iSE FIRST CHUR CH OF GOD .Joy Clark pastor Won hlp sC'rvlce Sun dav 10 u m . Su ndav S< hool 11 a m Evf'n lfl~ wors hip serv lcf' 7 30 p m Wedn{'Sda y pn!Yer m<'f'ting 7 ~ p m Monday John 9 1·4 I fu11sday Ephesums 2 , 10 Wednesday John 3 1 'i! 1 Trwrsda y 2 Cormrh1ans 5 11 6 I J Fn day Luke 15 I T Salurday Ezekrel 37 I ' 4 HOBSON CHRISTI AN 1JNION Ilf'v Tom Sta te n. pas tor Sunda v Sc hoo l !J .lila m, Eve nlni" scrv lcf' i 30 p m W<"dnC'sday prayer mff'tlng 7 30 p m BEAR WALLOW R IDGE C HURCH OF CHRIST . Dua ne Warden mi nis leT Bib !(' cl ass 9 30 a m , Mar nl ng Wo rs hi p lD 3() a m, Eve nin g Worship 6 3() p rn We-d nPs rlay Et bl t> St udy ll :m p m NE W STIV ERSVI LL E CO MMUNI!\ CHURC H S und ay Sc hool Sf'J"Icr ~ 45 a m. Wors hip scnl{' e 10 JO am E"angP II s !lc Se r vice 7 30 p m Wedn('S day , Pra yer me('tln g 7 30 p m Thursda } ZION C HURCH OF CHRI ST , Pomt•roy Harrlsom!llf' Rd Ro be r! Pu ri E'll minis IPr Ron RifflP, Sund;r y Schoo l Su pPrlntf' n df'nl S unday Sc hool 9 1{] am Wnr~nlp serv iCt" 10 30 a m , Evf'n ln ~ worship Sun da y 1 p m and WE'dn<'sda'. 7 p m ST JOH N LUTH ERAN C HURCH. Pmf' Grove The Rt• v Will ia m Mlddles"arth , pastor C hu rc h ser ... tce9 lO.t m Sunda\ Schoo l 10 30 a m BRADBURY CII URCII O F f' HR IST John Wr ight passtor Sundav Schoo l f) .10 a m L a rry Haynf's. S S Sup! Mornln~ wors hi p 10 .10 a m RA CINE CHUR CH OF THE N1\ZA RENE , Rev Thoma s H Co lli f'r , pastor Martha W olre. Chairm an of the Board ur Christia n Llff' S und a~ Schoo l 9 30 a m , Morning worship 10 30 am Sund ay eve nin g wors hi p 7 .111 p m Pr avf'r mf'f' tl ng 7 30 p m Wednesd ay LI BE RTY CHRISTl AN CHU R CH. Dcx re r Woody Ca ll . pastor SN\ tees Su nd a y lOam and7pm Wednf'S da}."ipm RA CINE 1- IIlST DAPTIST Don I \\alk<'r Pa sto r Rober! Smtih Su ncl ill Sc hool Su pt . Sunda v School 9 .10 a m Su nda' Mor n in~ won;; hlp 10 40 am eve ning worship 7 10 p m \\pcfm'"c:lil\ eve ning Blblf' ~ tud y 7 30 p m RURI.I~C:HAM CO MMl'N ITY l i!URCH Burli ng ham Rf'v Ok('\ lla\ La undpr mllt past or Ph ~192 712-' Sunda\ S\• hoo l JO OOa m . Su nda yr,l'n lnjZscnl cr 7 00 p m, Wrdn<'sday P"Pnl ng Sf' I \IC'r 700pm DANVILL E HIHI"'E:SS <Ill Pl H located on Rt 12"1 bP!I4('t" n \' rntorr Hnd l a np;sv ill e Rf' ~ Rcn Wa ll s P•' " ' or Sun day Schoo l 8 1U <1 m . Bobby t am lwrl S S Sup1 Morntn ~<: v.o r!>h lp Ill «lam {hi I drC'n s Happv Hour 6 4~ p m Pr avn arrr1 Blbi<"St udv . 7 30p m Mt sslonan mf'C'lln~Z rtrs l Wf' dnesda\ or eac h mon t ll 7 111 p m For lnfo t mation cal l 388 8467 SILV ER RUN BAPTIST, 8111 I lnlC' pastor S tP Vf' Lilli!:', S S SufJ I Suncl,l\ Sc hoo l 10 a m Mo rnin g wor sip 11 " m Sunday evf' ninp; v.orshlp 7 .10 p m P• avf'r mee ting and Blbl f' studv Thur sd a v 'j lfl p m. Youth mt'fllng W('dnesda )- at ,' p m CHRI STIAN FELLOWSHIP CHLRCH .18.1 N 2nd Avp, MlddiPpnr I Sunda~ School 10 am Sunda ) and \\if'dn('sd,l\ Even in g ser\ tees at 7 30 p rn CHESTER CHURCH or GOD HP\ U E Robln!<on, pa s tor Sund a\ Sc hool9 .1fl,r m . \\oors hlp sprv lce. II am F\Pnlng servlcf' 1 p m Mid wef'k s('n ic r Wrdn Ps da y, 7 p m LA NGSV ILL E CHR ISTIAN \ HURC H Robert E Muss('r pas tor Sunda\ SCIHlOI 9 10 a m , Paul \ 1u sscr , su pt Morn ln R worsh ip 10 30 am Sunday t>\ t>nlng ~t' r vic(', 7 p m . mid \\.f'f'k Sf' I \ ]C(' W('dnp<; da}'. 7 p m SYRACSE CHURCH (JF THF S <\ ZAR ENE Rev JamC's B Kit liP p <~s t or Sher ma n Cundiff , s upt Sunda• Schoo l 9 30 a m , Mornln,t<: worship 10 10 a m Evange lls tk se r v ic(•, lip rn Pr aH r ,t nd Pra lsP Wf>dnf'sda) 7 p m Youth nwPt lng, 7 p m EDEN UNll ED BRF.ri!RF. N IN CHRI ST E ldf'n R Blake pa~tor Sundav Sc hoo l 10 a m . R obf' rl RePd Su pt Morn tng sermon, 11 am , Sunday n lli::h1 se r VICE's: C hri stian E ndeavor 7 30 p m So ng se rvice 8 p m Preaching 8 30 p m Mi d week praye r meeting. WednPs d.n "p m Alvin R eed la y le-a de r HEMLOCK GROVE (HH ISTii\N Roa:er Wat son, pastor C rPn so n Pr.111 Sund ay Schoo l Supt Mornrng 14'•Jrs hipG 1(1 am , Su nda y SchoollO 30 am E'~·nln~ service, 7 :lOp m MT UN ION BAPTIST .loP Son· rP Sun day Sc hoo l Sup! Su nda y Sc hoo l 9 45 a m Evf'nlng wors hip 6 30 p m , Prayer Mrf'! tng 6 30 p m Wr..>dnesday TUPPERS PLA INS CHUR CH OF CHRIST Jody Holla nd , minl"ler OPr\1 Wells S upt Mornin g wors hip 8 00 a m . Chu rc h School 9 00 a m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZ .~ RENE Rev Herber1 Crate past or F rank Riffle, sup! S und ay S<'hool 9 30 a m ., Worship service, 11 a m and 7 p m Sunday . WE"dnesd ay, 7 p m Prayer m('('t lng. \\ orshlp srn•IC'C' 10 .\0 am Bib](' s tu dy I upsdav. 7 ~0 p m RE.O RGANIZED CH URCH OF JE SU-: CHR I STOF' L ATTERDAYSA I ~TS PorT la ntl Radm• Ruad Wrlllam Ro us h , pastor lrnda F: ... ans ("h ur ~h school dtrt>Cior Chur< h sc hool 9 10 am Morni ng wor'ilp Ill .10 am \\ ('( l nf'~da} f'Vf'nlng prav N sen lees 7 30 p m RET HLEHE M BAPT IST RC'\ ~ a rl Shuler pastor Worsh ip serv ll'(', 9 .10 am Sun d .t\ Se hoollO 10 am Btt.rlf' Stu dv a net !J I ~}ll st:>l\ lu TtluJsdiiy, 7 \0 p m ('~RLETON I NTERDENOM1 NA II ONA L nn : RCJ-1 Km gsb ur y Ro.ad Rl'\ Den 1d Cur fm an pa .. tor Sundav Sc hool q :lOam. Ralph Carl Su pt r \f'nt n ~v.or ~h l p 7 \0 p m PraYf'r m C'C'l li!J!: \\ {'dOl'S day 7 10 p m LONG £lOTTOM CHRI ST IAI" lu(l\ Hol la11d J.HSlor W<Jllau• Oamp" oud Su nrl<tv Srhool Sup! Wo rs hi p Sf' I \ ILf' 9 a m B lh lf' Sr noot 111 a m H\'SE I.I Il U"' HOLINESS C HURCH Hev r herf'o n Durham past or Su nd a} Sc hool at !:1 30 a m . MornlnR wors hip at 10 lO am, SundavPvt>nlngsf'rvlceat7 30 p m T h ursday sP r v lces a! 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MI SS ION at Ra id f\nub loea1l>d on Cou nt v Road 11 RPv Ld"-I e nce GluP.se ncamp pasto r Rev Rogf'r Willford asst pas to r Preach ln~ ,('nlces.S und av7 \U p m Pravcrmf'('! ln(Z WPdrwsda\ 7 10 p m Garv Grif fith lcadPr \ uuth _group s Sund a\ evp n\ng HI n 111 p m '>I.ITh RogN a nd Vlol~> t W lltf01dd IPadf'rs Commu nio n "N' IC'f' firs ! Sunrla\ f' a c h month WHITES f HAP F.l \ 'ool\ Ill(' R D RP\ Rov DN' tf'r pa.,s tor Sun d <.ry Sc hoo l q lOam \\oJ s hlp~{'1Vt('l' 10 lOam Br bit· stu d \ a nd pro~ V (' r scn•!C'P Wf'dnesda\ 7 :lOpm R L.: !LAND C II C RCH OF I HRl S'! M<~rk ro m's t-Ja~lur Bill Nil holson Sun dav Sl houl Sup! Sund ay Sr hoot ~ JOa m M 01 11 1n~ Wo rs hrp n nd Communion 10 30 ;:r m 11l' I I.ANIJ Blnt E \<1FTH ODIST Amos pds lrll 'innn\ Hud son ~ u p t Sund ay S(h unl 4 10 <1 rr, Morn 1ng "'or s hi p, 1D 'lO J.ITl Suntll\ pve nln~ S f'l\l llf'., OOpm \\Ninf'sdd\ "P r v1ct• i p m WMPO pro gr trn 4 a m f' ar h Sunfia\ Hl'TLI\NO ( ll l'r!( fl OF THE ''MZ1\ HF~l riP\ Ll o\d D (,J\mm lr pas tnr :-iund.l\ S( hool 9 :J(I a m , "-o t slp st•r\ we lU 10 a m ) DUll.[! pNJPlP S o;;pn Ice 6 ]J m lvangf'Jiqtc <,f'l \ ll'P ti l tl p m WN.J m:s rJ av SC T\I (P7pm MASOI" C'Jlt F1 CH OF CH R IST Mll lf'r St M;n.mr V. \-. t Fugcnf' I f'ongf' r nll n i ~T • •r SrrrJa' Alb)(' Sturl y 111 .1m WOr ..,hip 1 t ,, m .tnrl 7 p m \\f'dnpsda\ BtblC' Stud\ \neal mu s ic 7 p m MASON ASS l- . MBI. \ OF GOD Duddln.'l Lilnf' Mason \\ V.l RP\ Ronnlf' B Rosf', pastor Su nda\ Sc hool 4 ~5 ,\ m , Mu r ntn ~ wnrshtp1lam F:\P ntngsenllf'7 30 pm W('dn('sdav Wonwn s Mln lsr r if'S ~ am tnwt>tlng <tnd pr a~f' ll Wf'dnf'srl<t) Pra\N and Brb lf' ~ tu (h 7 p m !till ~ HAH I'FOHU ( H UTH H OF CHHIST IN CHR ISTIAN L:N IOI\ T h(' R~' William Campbell past o r Sunda\ scnool 9 J(r a m , Jo~ m £>S HuRh t'S s upl Evf'nl n)2 <;N\1((' 7 Ul p m WPd nsd a\ PH'nl n,R pra\t'r rnPt'l mg 7 30 p m Youth pra\r>r .. rn Ice ('a<' h Tuf'sdav FAIRVIF'\\ AIBI F ( HI JI{ C I/ LPta rl W \.1 Rt I J<.~nws LI'WIS. p<.~s t or \-\ or ship "f TVT('t'S q 10 1m Sunda\ Sc hool I I am 1~\rnln~<: worship 7 30 p rn TuPSdav ('UII<ii{ E' ~r;.nrr lllt'Plhl~ and Arblfo' Sludy 9 30 " m Wo, ..,hr~ Sf'!' l(f' Wet.ln('S{Iav 71(lpm OUI1 SA\ IUUH I.L t HFRA ~ CHUHCI I Walnut .tml llf'n r ... Sl<i, R,rv " nS'>I.ood W Va T tl f' Rc~ Gt r ~c C 'APirlck pastor Sunda\ snwot9 111 am. Sunrlct\ worshtp I I am CAl \'AHY BIIJLF. CHURCH lrl(t~!Pdo n f'omt 1 O} Plk!' Co unt' Road 2~ nf'ar F la t woorlo;, R(•\ Rlt~rk'>l. oox1 pastor SPrvlcPS on Sunrla\ at lll .11"1 <1m and 7 JO p m wlt h Supd ay SchwJl '+ 111.1 m ntblt•St ud;. Wed nrMay, 7 ~~ p rn Fi\11 H FELLO\\S I-I JP CRUSADE FOR CH RIST. St R! 3~ Antlqult\ Rl'\' F1 an kiln 0Jck<'ns, pastor Sund,n morn ing lO am, Su nda\ f'\f'nl n ~ 7 10 p m Thursdaj evening 7 10 p m Sl lVEFtSVI LLE CO MMUNITY BAP TTS1 CHURCH Pastor Robert Byfn Sunda:-, School lO a m , Worship serv iCE' 11 am. Sunday even ing serv1N?,7 30 p m , Wednesda y evt> nlng St>rvlcf' 7 30 p. m INDEPEN DENT HOLINESS CHURCH In <, Pe-arl St Midd leport Rf'v 0'[}(>11 Ma nley pas tor Su nd ay SchOol 9 30 am , MornlnJi: '>'- Ors hlp 10 30 am . E\f'nln~ worship 7 .:Kl p m Tuesday, 12 30 p m Wo mens Prayer mE'E:'tlng WPdnesday, 7 .)) p m . P ra yer a nd Pra ise service LAUREL CLIFF F'REE METH ODIST RUTLAN D ,\POSTOLI C CHURC H OF CHURCH Rev Robert Mtller past or Lloyd Wright , Director of Ch r is tian Edu cation Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a. m , Morn ing worship 10 : 30 a .m .• Choir prac tice . Sun day 6: 30p .m ., EvenlnK worship 7 30 p m Wl'dnesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7, 30 JESUS CHRIST E ldet"" JamPS Miller Bl b lf> Stud y Wednesday 7 30 p m , Sunday Sc hool 10 am . Sunday night serv i~Y 7 30 p.m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Charles Russtll Sr., minister Rick Ma comber. supt Sunday Sthool 9 30 a m , pm POMEROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS Ha rrisonvill e Road Earl Fields , pas tor Henry Eblin. Jr , Sunday School s upt..Sun d ay Sc-hool 9 30 a m , MornlnJil worship 11 a.m , Sunday eve ning ser v ice 7 :.1 p m Praypr m l'('tl n~ WPdnesda~,o , 7 30 p m MT HERMOr'\ L:l\11 ED BRETHRE~ IN CHRI ST CHURC H , LoC'ated In TPxas Co m muni!\ off rt Rt 82 Rr:-v Robt>rt Sa nde-rs pastor Don Y. Ill, laylt>ader Sun rta:,. Sr hool q :m a m Morn1ng Worsh rp lU 45 a m , E ve ning prParhlng service- Sf' co nd a nd fou rt h Su nda) a t 7 .lO p m Chrl sllan En c:l ra .. or llr s t a nd third Sun dav 7 30 p m WPdnpsdav pravN mffttn..: a nd Bibl e Stu d y. 7 ·m p m JEH OVA H'S \\IT~ESS, 37319 Stat{' Rout e 124 wne ml](o f'as t of Rutl a nd! Sun day Blblf> !f>Cturf'~ lQ,, m Watc ht owpr s tudy 10 JO a m TuPsday Bible s tud y 7 30 p m 'I hu rsday . Thcocra!l c Sc hool 7 30 p m Servlc(' m('et\ nJ::, B 20 p m CHU RCH OF GOD OF PROPHE CY LulatE>d on 0 J Whit(' Road of Highway 160 Pa ! Ht>nsu n pas tm Sunday & hoo t 10 a m Cla-..,f's for all a~;ps Ju n!OJ Chun: h 11 am M [) rn1n~ " o r shi p 11 a m Adult t hoir pra c ttrf' 4i p m Su ndtn Young Pf'o pi C's Chil dr{'n s Chur ch and Adul t H1blr Stud \ W0dnrsdav <.~ I 7 10 p m HOPF: Ri\PTIST CHAPE L, 570 Grant Sl M1dd1Pvort Afft ll a!t>d wit h Sout hern Bap rr -.1 C"Orl\fntlon Surrda\ School lOa rn Morn rn g \\.Or'ihlp \1 a m F q• nrn g '>~. Of Ship ~ p m , YliNinh d.:n f'H' n\n g Brhlf' st ud\ and pravf'r mf'rtt ng 7 p m RRADFORD CHU HC H Ol- CHRIST St R1 124.m d Co Rd ~ Ma1kl;.f'rvr rs m1n ts TPr Sund <n School Supt S!t'\f' Pick<'n s Sund a\ S< hool 'I \il d m Mor n\n ~ " o r ~h! p 10 \fl a m f.\1 nl11,t.: wrrrs hrp 7 p m WPrln f's d,lv \\.Or<; hlp 7 p m PALIJ I C fHF.RAN CHIJRf'H ST Cornr r S\ramorf' a nd Srumd Sts ro ffiC'I IJ\ lhf' RP\ Wtlllllm Mld d lf'S'>I.arth ps 1or Sunrl,n SC'ho1il 4 ~ 1 r m Church o.;(f\1{ ~ ' 11 3 1TI SA CR F. D HF.AH T CHt.:RC H. MsJlr Ant hOn\ (;ra n namorf' Ph 'll"l2 ~ft9R Sahli rLn F.\ f' mng M,t<;~ 7 10 p rn Sund.t\ Ma ss R <1m and](] J m Con fc·ss lons one tlatr hour bf'IOI(' ra r h Mass C( D C l tl~Sf'S 11 a m Su nd a Y VICTORY BAPTIST ~2~ !\ 2n d S. t Mlc:lrliPpor 1 Jamps E KrPsC'f' pao;;!Or Sund av m ur nlnJo; v. u r.,tJip 10 a m , Ewn rng "f'l\1((' i p m 'v\f'dn f's d a\ f'\ f'nl ng W1r1shrp 7 [l m Vlsltitlton Thursda ... h 10 pm TRIN ITY CHR IST IAN ASSEMBLY Coolv ill f' G ilbert SJJf'n<·P r pastor Sunda\ School 9 lOa m Mor nln g 'iPrvlre 11 a m Su nd ,1v f'\P n lng <;f'rV1Cf' 7 30 p m Mid wf'l'k pra\N sf'rvlr(' \\'('dnC'Sday 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CO MML.: NITY CHURCH l a " rC' ncf' Bush pa .,10 r Ma x Folmer Sr Supt S unda y Sthool ,1nd Morn in~ Wo rsh ip 9 10a m, Sun d ave,.t> n l n ~SI'I\ I C'C, 7p m Youth mt•Pli n)2 aml BlbiP Studv WerlnPS da~.7 p m LN ITED FAITH CIHJnt H Rt 7o n P o mf'rov By P ass Rl' \ Ro bert SmTih, Sr . pastor ]{c\ J,tm rs Cundiff ass! pastor Su nd av School 9 10 a m , Mor ning wor shi p 10 30 ct m , L\f'ntng wurs hlp 7 30 p m Womf•n' s F1• ll owsh1p Tu('sd av, lO am \\.t•dn t>Miii\ rrl ght pra\f'l ser\ lrP7 lOp m rAITH BAPT IST \Ht' I1lH R a ilr oa d St Ma stln Sunda) Sc hool lU a m , Morn rng \\.orshl p 11 am EH·nlng sen 1<'£' 6 P m Pra vl'f m('('t\ng .rnd Biblf' Stud \ Wpd nf'sdav 7 p m F OREST RUN BAPTI Sr Rev N}I P Borden, pas tor Cor ne liu s Bunc h supt Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 a. m Second and fourth Sundavs "-Drs hlp servlcf' a t 2 30 p m MT MOR IAH BAPTIST Fourth Hnd Main St Middleport Rf:' v Ca l vi n Minnis, pastor Mrs Elvin Bumgardne r, su pt Sund ay Sc hool 9 30 a m 10 4~ Worship servict" a m BL'RLI NG HAM SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHU RCH, Rt 1, Sh<:~ de ArtlllatPd with Sou ther n Baptist Convention bon Black , pastor Sundav Sc hool 1 30 p m Sunday worship:.! 30 p m Thursday f've nlng Bible Stud y, 7 p m PENTECOSTA L ASSEMBLY Raci ne Rt 124 William Hobac k pas tor Sunday Sc hool 10 am. Sunday e vening s('rvtce 7 p m W(>dn?Sday eve ning sen Ice 1 p m CAR PENTFR BAPTIST Don Cheadle, Supl Su nda y Sc hool 9 30 a m Morning Wors hip 10 30 a m PravPr sPr vlcf' altern a te- S undays MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Ave RC'\' Clark Baker pa stor Carl Nul lin~ham Sunday Schoo l Sup! Sunday Sc hool lfl am '>1.\lh classes tor all agps EvC'n in l'! srrvlccs at 6 p m Wednf'sda) 81 ble 5TUd\ a1 7 :\0 p m Youth se-r ... tccs Fri day at 7 30 p m ECCLES! A FELlOWSH IP 128 Mill St , Mlddlt> porl BrolhN ('tlUc k McPht>rs on , pii<ilo r Su nda \ Sc hool 10 a m Sund ay P\f' nln p: se n ln•s at 7 p m anrl WPdnesda} sP r vlccs at 7 p m NTIQl; ny BAPTIST Earl Shulrr pa s tor Sun dav Sc hool 9 :\0 am Churc h ser v l cP 7 p m , Youth mePllnp: , 6 p m Tues da \ Blbll STud\ <II 7 p m F' U I l GOS PEL LIG HTHOUS E 3304~ H ll<~ nd Road PomProy Tom Kell y pas to r Dannv Lambert S S Sup! Sund a:y morn\nJ!: se rvtcP at 10 am Sundav eve n rn~ Sf' I ' i(r 7 30 p m Tu<'sda v a.nc:(Thurs d,l\ &> r \ rcrs at 7 30 p m V. ORO OF FAITH , 93 Mill St , Middle purl Richard ~l e-wart pastor Sunday m ornlnli! Sf' l\ Ire 1ll a m Sund ay even ing I {0 Tur~ d av mor n i n~ Bible stud) lOam WPd nesd<J\ f' \ r ntnJ:: 7 30 p m T hus da y mornlnJ; ~ldf'o \\.l!h KennNh Co ~·tand 10 a m , F"rtdav f'\ P nln ~ vtdN with KPnnf'th Cop(>laml 7 JO f.' m NF Y. HA\'Ff\. CHL' RCH OF THE NA ZARENE RP\ r, Jpnd on Stroud pastor Su nda v Sc hool9 10 a m Wors hip Sl"rvice , \fl JO a m Yout h se n lrf' S unda v 6 15 p m S undavrvrnlnli! scn ic<' 7 OOp m wro n esda~ PravP r M£>P IIn ,;:: a nd BlbiC' STudy 7 OOpm NEASE SE1TLEME'JT CHURCH Sun da1 a ft ernoon ~N\ I C'Ps at 2 30 Thursdav PH'nl fl f! sf'n kr-. at 7 30 FIRST llM ' TI ST CHL' RCH Mason . W Va Pasto r Bill Murph\ SundaySc hool 10 H m Sunda\ rHnlnii( 7 .10 p m Praver m('('tln~ .tnd Rlb1<' s rud\ ~f>dn Ps d av. 7 30 pm E1rno nr"elcomp RUTLAND F RF:E WIL L BAPTIST Sa lt-m S r Rf'l Paul Taylor (h! SIOI Su nda y Schoo l 10 <t m Su n da~ f'Vf>n lng 7 30 p m , \\.Pdn f'~d. r \ ('\f' nlnK pr avf'r m N'tl ng 7 30 pm SOUTH BETHFL !\E~ TESTAMENT C HC RCII Slt\er Rl d~ e Duani' Syd e n s rrll'kf'r pasTor Su nda ~ Sc hoo l 9 a m , Ch ur ch ~f'IITCP 10 am Blblf' Studv Wed nP,.d a\ !1 1 i :\0 p m Junp th ru Sl'ptPmbE> r, 7 p m Ortnhf'r Thru M;n S und a y(> ~.en l ng F"e llo"' s hip 7 p m .Junf' 1hru Septf'm be r 6 p m October thru Ma\ Sermonette · Spn ng is here and we are all glad Warm " ea lher. suns hine and ttmr l o gPI out and enJOY nature. How we enjov thcSprlngwealher ts also lmjXlr1ant WP ca n't help but see God at work all around us Life Is r e turnJ n g to lhP seemingly dPad lre€'5. shrubs. nower s and grass ThE'y we re no1 dead. only dormant The) v. Pt f' rf'.;;.tmg, waiting fm Spring and God s clock to go off and say " Woke Up. Wakp U p. Spring ts hete GPI busv you lazy things, and !f't the \~0! ld know lit e Is ex hibiting !I self agam "Ills a good tim e to be altvc Wr now become morf' a ell\ e one£' more ourselves How "-1 \l wr usf' t h ts rtm£' . this n('\.. burst of f'n Pr g)' 7 St I gnatius heard lhP clock strl kP and he sJtd aloud . Nm• 1 ha\-e o ne mor e hour to ans w er for ·· So v.1.th each of u s toda;,.- E\PO those who s av there IS no God, w ho ne\ er pray a nd don't wa nt am o nP prav or twliPve will one d av a n swer for C'ach h o UJ the\ h av(' llved We npf'd t o lX' ale rt to o~r I €'S~XJnsibihtlrs to h Plp o thers know God's w ays It can be by our exa mpl e . o ur word s. 01 lx' tt e r vr t a combln alion of both We dart' not shirk our llll ng '"Cod's ~a\S v. a lking God's path a nd Informing o lh('rS thdt f',h II how ts prec tous and answera b le for by us. P!se ro Spring brmgs arou nd us We lorth a new burst o f energy a nd acll\'ll\ m t hings see it in I he am m al kingdom and I he plant a ll kln~dom As we an' In lhP 1m age of Cod. wr humans must a lso c h a nnel our nrw bursl of energy and acllvlty lnlo service for God and man WP clean o ur yards, wash our wmdows. hang out w1ntPr r lnth('s to atr and are just more acti ve than we werP a m o nth ago We dar<> nol forget lhal eac h hour lhal pass.-s. "" will have to answer for one day. If we are active for God and of service to mankind we need not fea r I hat tim<' of answering. It ts up to us. How will Spring activate us and move us 7 Will It b<' Spring fpver and Idleness or like I he plants and animals. a burst of enPrRo~ for good, for Goo, and for man? Let us walch and ,..,. - Rev William Mlddleswarlh, Meigs County Lu therans. I . . �Page The 6 Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Friday, Ohio April 6, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Reds' brass feel fireworks problem can be dissolved CineIn· CINCINNATI (AP)- The nat! Reds' decision to revtve an old tradition by exploding fireworks to Reds ' vlctorles and home celebrate runs brooght a warning from federal regulators - who said the rockets are bemg fired into controlled airspace. San Juan Romero, a Federa l Aviation Administration official, said Thurroay he expects the problem will be quickly defused . He said Rossi's Famous Fireworks. the company which shoots off the fireworks for the Reds during ballgames, has agreed to reduce the powder In the rockets if necessary to keep them from soar ing above 600 feet from the ground- the level to which thE' no isPmakE-rs arf' res tricred . T he FAA gal invoJ,·ed when three pilots who new banner- towing planes over Riverfront Stadium for Monday's season-opening game complained that thr fireworks were maldng 1heir nights rish")' Raben HowsamJr .. tl1eRedsvice president for marketing who brought back the fireworks tradition go1ng up lnto controlled a lrspace • Clnclnnatllnternatlo .. na !Airport . "It was resolved yesterday that If the "There's no big problem , we do n' t have a big problem," said Romero, they cowd just redUce the amount of ~tng up that high." ev<>--ro said lt1s Initial concern "'-"'"' problem jetliners approaching or leavingfor Greater Cincinnati Inter- PT. PLEASANT Audrey Hoffman of Letart. W.\ 'a .. ha s announced plans fu r a rrip to Michigan and Agawa Canyon, June 2o to 29. sponsored by trhe Mason SALE ENDS SUNDAY Count y (W .VGJ. I Exlcnsiun HumC' ma kers Tour Committee. ' • AID FOR HANDICAPPEU READERS- Pictured are Marilyn H~hhorn, left, and Carol Heideman , head Uhrarian for the Blind and Physically CINCJNNA Tl -The Library for th e Blind and Physicall y Handi · r apped. serving the :~1 southern Ohio counties. recently added a new cookbook in braille to their book collection . a gift of the Sisterhood of Rockdale T emple. Cincinnati. The bock. "Beginning Again: More Hors deouHes." was pres cnt£'d by representative Marilyn Hirsc hhorn . I t is divided Into six T he cookbook complements an earlier one . " In the 13egi nn ing." Both cookbooks can be borrowed through the Library for th<' Blind and Physicall y Handicapped . In addition to bocks and maga zines in bra ille. the Library for thr Blind offer s books and magazi nes on recorded disc or cassettC' ta p<' . The servicP is free 10 those •,vho, 13501 Our Reg 39.88 35.88 K&S Electric Trimmer Li ghtweight, automatic, line cutter, builtIn guard. Our Reg 988.88 Our Reg. 16.97 95788 10.97 Flexale Garden Hose Tractor Mower %x75' Kink Resistant, Lightweight Flexibility ll HP Tran s Axle, electric start, float1ng deck. An invit at ionBetto at tend Phi thP Pennsy lvania a Sigma convention tobeheld 0ct. 5.6and 7 was read A tllank younotewasread JRUI liMPI/1. Johnanna Shuler thanking the group for a remembran ce at the death of het mother-in-law . Maurisha Nelson announced a city council meeting to be held Thursday at 7: :JO p.m. at the Meigs I nn. M rs. Shuler will host theApril17mccting. The cultural repon s incl ud£'d a talk on the effect of history on women by Mike Gerlach. l\1pigs history teache r. introduced by Sheil a Ref'ves. and in[ormation on the use of color in the hom e by Maurisha Nelson. 7.1 l'! :~1 ~-l-:-v, )~ hll Trnv SC'id('no~bf' ! Havmond Sm ith 19<1: Ron Smilh Wo m Pn's ~r!~ - 1'17 1 ~1 1 .lanll"(' (;rim m ~~ ~ Sr>lby M :mlt:>~ .t:l l: Dotllt' Nt>l~lll .wi'l Wmn(>n 's ga mt'S - ~-lh\ Manh ·\ ]•1.\ .ra ul('(' f;rl rnm l7ti l !i~l: Thr!mJ !I ~ I Y m .· ])ottlr r\r hon lh\. Mum:lu,v ~Itt> POMEROY FLOWER SHOP / 11,. II '" Ph 4.88 Ou r Reg 747 7.97 99 gge Cour 1.63 <t;" Our 1.57 13571 S1urdy Garden Tools Hand Tool Choice Ladies' Garden Gloves Bo w end rake. round po rnt shovel 0 1 long handle h oe Saver Heavy duly chrome wilh wood handles. Trowel. and mor e. Ladies' floral cotton print gloves with band top. Shop and save! Ml'i~ s -Gall i.:t :,~ -l ~l:\ 'if] 4)( "l]'l"_)(/ "-.(1 hi "l4 '.!-: .'a.'-\ ~ UIIi -1 ~ '¥l Mo1 sture pr eser v1 ng pea t for lawn. gardens and shrubs. '~JI ' ~I H~ r':' -1 K rm herl y Rirchfie ld Will ford gradua tf'd w it h an associa te dcgr('(' in national travel and airline 1:2 111 .J)II I\7 Pat Hill Fort.! 1~. Pnmt•n,\ HPaiHI C ol " ~ ~- carwrs from the Mountain State ~am f' Fonl j J.I Nallonwh1f' Ins ti."<"l: Pomc>rny Hf'altt1 c·,l r• · Tham - Pil l !Ji ll CPniPr 64fl M('n ' s S('l"if"> - .John G r au• fi10 . Rufus JC'Well ~7 . .Jpff \\-"i!sn n 'l l li Men 's J'!"<IITil" ' - .luhn Griilt· :.!""'~ : Run Smi th Rufu~ .lf'Wf'll 191i. Wonw.,· s St'rlf'S Sclbv M;_jnJr\ -1!•1 . m Mulf'Of' Wilson 45.1 E !IPn H<l fflf'lrl -l.ll Wo m f'n' s g a m~ - MariPnP Wilson 171-i. Selby Ma nlf'Y 170: W+-'mll GlhiJ!o 11:.1 Monday NIU> Mh:Pd Man·h I~ 1914-1 Team \\ I~ 'I ol. Pom£"roy H(' alth Carf' ('{'n f{>f . . .. titi P a t HIU F'ord . N ationwide Ins c;-~ Slm r non..<1 -0id~ S4'1'ii"S - _1(1 '11")' ;2~ -12 :II"M"»I ·H 'l:l 4/U-1\-j -14 'Sl .l':lif_, l:.l -~~ ·i+l:l-'li O.a tPau Brautv Sa iun MeiJZs-Ca ll la 9'i Tf'am "1.1-l PnrrM ' I"OJ\" \It H t •;JIIh 11.88 Ou r Reg 17.88 4·Way Hand Cart Hauler Heavy duly steel frame wrth 8" rubber t ires Folds to r easy storage. Fo r movrng jobs 2.57 Our Reg 3.27 2-Gal. 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'l:l .16 .l!l!¥.'1 446J2 MelgR-Gallla 95 .12 :111 ·IOilAA Te-am M>rles - Pomeror Heal lh Care Ct>niE>r 19'n: Pa l Hlll Ford ]lijl5: Nt~llonwlde­ fns . lOLII$) ( -N£TWI !U . . . . ~ Mafth l, 191'44 T...m POI1l(>J"':-' H{•<tlth Cm'P Center . . Pat Hill f'ord ... Nationwide In~ Sev.,.ra l members of the K enny Memorial Chu rch at Athens wUI panlcipate In the services at the Mt. Union Baptist Church on Carpent<M· Hill Road at the 6:30 p.m . Sunday setv ice. -·--~~· Mnnclay Nltt' Mhrte-d College in Parkersbu March Ceremonies were rgheld at 24. th• · Christ Unit£'d Methodist Church In Parkersburg with 29 student s In the graduat ing class. The girls carried red carnations, lhC' boys wore reel ca rn a tion bout onnieres. SpeakPrs were M ary McDermott. director of admissions: ChariPPn Owens. Kim Sherlock . Golden Girls, Jean Middlet on. T ravel Club and K ay Hoffman. a past graduate. Judith Sutton. di rector . preS<'nt£'d tht• dipl omas to the graduates. Ms. Willford is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bil·chfl('ld, Rutland , and a graduate of Meigs High School. She is married to Ray Willford. Will attend service ...... -----·Q ·--·-·-. ___ .. _ ----·--?---·-·.. 700: Rnn Smit h 191 ,v 0 men' s ~rll'S - MariPnf' Wilson ~~1 : Dol lit• Nelson ·16k; Sfolby MHn iPv I.OV: w 0 rnen ·o; gallli':• - floHif' 1\ff'l\«n lfl. Marl••nt- Wilson 1~ . Unoid Smllh 1; 1, Cha teau Kimlwrly B. Willford Woman graduates f'h d l f'au rwaul y Salon Tt>a m Sf' MP!l Nal!onwldf' I ns CPnlf'r IM:Il Due to the leave of absence of Dr. Mansfield during April and May, there will be a tempo· rary reducton in office hours at: 40-lb . Organic Peat " . L Tut. "ll No Wiring Required Just Plug Into AC Outlets A real step saver' Lock -bar for hands-free talk~"'iiit:'i\\1 rng or contrnuous mon itonng Lrghled talk-bar doubles as a night -light. Clear FM sound , volume and squelc h controls #43-212 or <J~J - ~71 1 TEMPORARY HOUR CHANGE 1.47 ~97 )lind 7'2 Reg . 69 95 I " "< " " ,,.,, ,f , ' •" • ~911Cl~ OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL 9 Mure h 19. IAA-1 Tt>an1 Pomf•Jr:n- I!NTllh ( '<Jrr Crn!f'r ... l ' at H i ll F nrd SJmmons -(Jkh ,'\J art onwldl' ln.\ 430/o Off 39~~ 1"" · ' II · •< "·· •' CROCHET & CROSS STITCH CLASSES MONDAY 7-9 Cc>nt('r 11>91 . :\-l('n" s K<lfll<'S - Prices Cut 17% to 50% "" " ''! "' """'""'' 3rd Street. Racine. Ohio 45771 ~ ~~ ti:l -~~~ ~ -tR lri ·15tim TPam scri P:.- !\ o..~!lo lnw!dl· Jn -;uranrl · IKfi:! Pal Hill Ford lR\6 : romNo-. HP:tl! h 1·,ln · ~-idf'nat-.>1 5~: Ro n Smith 5~ Hurry In For l ' " ' ' -• h "" '" ·' Sa lon Mf'n·._ * *Many Sale Items Toys-some half price * New Jewelry * Refreshments t. ·"" d ,d 1, M f> l ~o;s · Ga !I IH rn Na!lnn " 'ick• In:-. h.l\.t.ll.t -h\"1 R.a\·m ond Smilh ~;.! Tf'rn FRIDAY, APRIL 6 & SATURDAY, APRIL 7 8 A.M. - 7 P.M. REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS TESSIE'S CRAFT SHOP 421®> ~amt-s!it'rli'S- Mrs. Joan Mclain AT Ch <J if'au &'au I\ T Parn UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP throug h loss of e~--c·si g-h t or mobility. cannot read a book or m .::~gaz in e in a convrntiona l m a nn rr. Oth£'r feature'S of thC' Library for the 131ind includP a rcfe-rPnCC' srrv ice. w herC' questions arC' a nswrn'CI hy telf'phone: bib liogra phies: H music servic P of brail!r music sco rf'~ and brail!(' book s abou t music: c:md a Spe-cia l Srrvicrs br ows ing arPa in lhf' M ain Public Library of Cin cinnati and Hamilton County. Additiona l information about the Li brary for the Blind and Physi· call)' Handicappl'<l ScrYicP ca n be had by callin g toll - h<~·. J.ROI'J -082 · m:lo. CANDlEWICKING, CROSS-STITCH, YARN lG. SElECTION Of CRAFT BOOKS QUilTING SUPPliES & MUCH MORE '1",.1~; S lm mo n !' - O i rt ~ M s. Hollman al Box Lrl ar1. 1'1'.Va. 2o2J:l or ca ll hn · at Wfi.:*"':lor 1)11-9102. T--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~ \\' L Tot . .;:2 n Sorority plans for Founder's Day Plans for Pou nder's Day to be observed on April 26 at the Sportsman Inn. A thens, were discussed by thf' sCH:'ial rom mit1ee a t the Tuesday night meet ing of X i Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Girl of the Year nominations were made during the m('('ting with the winner to be an nounccd at th<' Founder' s Day dinner . Nominated for the award wer e Ca rol Jean Adams. Linda Riffle. Debbie Finlaw. and Charlotte Hanning. rc>quirC'd at thf' timP of rPSPI"'\"ali on. and the ha lanrr dur b.\' Mav 2-"i. For mor(' inform Jtion, conLJrf volumes for ease of r eading . Monday ~IW> Mlxt>d J\olar(•h 26, IAA-1 Cf' nt r•r Pal Hill F ord -.:a !ln nwldf' In .~ Handicappt.>d. Braille cookbooks have recently become available through th•• ( 'indnnati libmry. Braille cookbooks now available Local bowling ~,; J .H Cost of 1hr lour is $319 . including sev eral mf'als and d o ubl<' occu ,)3nc~· rooms. A $!10 d£'pos i1 is ··--. The Ohio River pas~rloSC'by· the Team Pom('ro_v HPa lth C<!rf' M ar iP, Mackinm\.: City a nd a t rip on A lgoma Central ~1 il way lhrou gh lhC'fanad ian WilclnPrnpss roAgawa Ca nyon. and fin all)' bark to Dct roi l J 7, it .. test shot that Rossi's p<'rsonnel sen t up Wednesda!· night M I he F'AA's request. The ftrpworks are prrmillrd to bP shot to a height of 6(XJ feet abovc> ground level. Romero said. Con troll ed airspace over the stadium begins at 750 feet. The fireworks monitored by the FAA reach('(] 750 to !OJ feet . agency spokeswoman M arjorie Kriz said. Jrd St., Racine Plf'asant . Junr 25, and r!'turn June 2'1. aft er visiting Michigan, Sau l Se. this season as a fan-pleaser, &a id he Tow er, a tiJO-foot office tower near the sta dium. to monitor a flrrworks GRAND OPENING Village Cut Rate "t'he tour writ depart from Pt. thinks the problem will be resoi\L'<l with the powder ston>s reduced. " We tried to put in every safe!)' device." Howsam said. " We shoo! them out on thesouthplaza . so ifthcv don't go off, thev'll jusI faU inl o I he river. We've agreed wit h I he Coast G uard that we won' t shoot 'em itthere's a barge go ing by with fuel in stadium Howsam said the firN•orks were once a Reds' tradition during the World War Il·era when the team pl ayed in the old Crosley Field . " I t's an old Cincinnati tradirion 1<1 have fireworks." he said. Romeru and ot hL•r F'AA officials mPt Wednesday with repreSE'n latives of the Reds. the city and Rossi 's Famous Fireworks. the company which shoots the fireworks. F'AA officials manned I he top of Carew 7 The Daily Homemun. ,_.L plan .trip ===ks=w=as==too::hl=gb=and:;;w;as;;;;powder;;;;;an;;d;kee;;p;t;lte;;ttrew;;;or;ks;;tro;;m;;;;;;;;;;tlte;;llrewor~;;ks;rnlgh~~t;pooe;;a;~na;tl~onai~~Airpo~-rt;.; ; ; ; ; : :r~a~h~r~r,~,f~fl:c:rnan~;:a:ge~r;;;at;;G;re;;ate;;r;;:;flrewor OPEN DAILY 10·9; SUNDAY 1· 6 Ohio MetaiiCrO,-normal switch, full auto-stop. #14--1014 Banan as. headphOnes eKt ra 2788 Reg. 39.95 When severe weather threatens. Natrona! Weather Service VHF signal tnggers buill-in alarm. Tap bar for updates. 111 2-154 Check Your Phone Book for the lbldiO lllaek Store or Dealer Nearest You A DIVISION Of TANDY CORPORAllON (SU) Crttline i s a service mark of Cihoorp PRICES APPLV .-.T P.-.RTICIP"TING STORES AND DEALERS �Page-S- The Doily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, April 6, 1984 Friday, April 6, 1984 Rutland Garden Club has meeting In vii a !Ions to open meetings of other c lubs were read at the recent m eeting of the Rutland Garden Oub he ld a t the home of Mrs. Vernon Weber co-hosted by Mrs. VIrgil Atkins. Me mbers have been Invited to the open m eeting of ihe Shade Va lley Counc il of Floral A rts to be held at 7:30 p.m . on April 24 a t the Cheste r United Me thodist Church. They ha ve also been Invited to exhibit in classes of the flowe r s how to be staged by the Open Gate Garden Club, Rio Gra nde. April 28, 1 to o p.m . and April 29. 1 to4p .m a t Ya le Ha U. Rio Grande. \'01 ' - lloing a hat and cane number in Southern's V ari~t) Show. "YOli, " Friday night are Iron! from ldt . L<•gina Hart, Mindy llill, Kim A.danlS, Be!;ky Van:\l••h•r, Te resa Bing, Lisa 0..-em , AIUl A.danlS and .Jani•• Amh<>rgcr; had, Bruce Wolfe, Rm;ty Flagg, Charlie Wolfe, Erich Philson, Corey McPhail, Sean Riffie. Kevin J)ugan and Lee Dill. The show, unde r the direction ol Mrs. Lee Lee will be presented at 8 p.m . at Southern High School in Racine. Admission Is $1 for students and $2 lor adult.•. The m e of the show is " Me lodies of Spring." Members were reminded of the wildflowe r walk at Lake Ka iharine son, April 1B at 10 a. m . with a lunc heon a t Robbins Restaurant. It was noted that Mrs. Lawrence Milhoa n Is a pa tient a t Veterans Mem orial Hospital , that Mrs. Harry Williamson is rec uperating at rome. a nd that Mr s. J ames Nicholson has bnproved. Mrs. We ber gave Easter devotions a nd Mrs. Atkins had a ga rden poem and prayer. For roll call m em ber s named the ir fa vorite rose. Mrs. Weber was commended for her mate ria l on African violets which was publis hed in the Green Thumb Notes of The Da ily Sent inel. A report on the the rapy program a t the Galliplls Developmenta l Cente r on Ma rch 22was given. Mrs . E ugene Atki ns, Mrs. Carl Denison . Mrs. Chtis D iehl. Mrs. Ha r;ey E rlew lne, and Miss Ruby Diehl State Nature Preserve near .Jack- conducted a pine cone c linic for rhe residents and served refres hments. It was fllOrted that arrangem ents have been provided for churches and othe r c ivic and community organizations by Mrs. Jack Robson, Mrs. Virgil Atkins, Miss Die hl, a nd Mrs. Roy Snowden. The tra veling prize was won by Mrs. Dayton P arsons.· Mrs. Ralph Turner will provide ihe one to be given a t the April meeting to be held hosted by Mrs. Wilson . Mrs. Robson received the hostess gift. For the program. Miss Die hl reported on hybrid perpetual roses in the landscape. Mrs. Carl Denison gave an interesting review uf the book. "A Family of E agles. " Mrs. E rnest Wa rd and sever a l othe r mem bers offered tips for ApliL An Easter them e was c arried out in the refreshments. Mrs. Wil son closed with a spring1 im e poem . Twenfy.fivc year pins were prPS<'flted to Dorothy a nd Levi Tyo at the TuPsda y night meeting of Pomt'roy Cha pter 186. Order of the E a stern Star. he ld at the Pom eroy Masonic Temple. Ma king the presentations was Sue Souls by. Debbie and RodneyCheva· lif'r, wor1hy matron and patron, presided a t the meeting with thP past m a trons a nd past patron being honored . In t11e group were Joa n Vaughan . Thelma Dill . Sue Soul sby. Kadthryn Oliver. F:lla Smith . .Joa n Kautz, Ma bel Goeglein. P a m Mas· s iP, Sylvia Midkiff. a nd MargP Cr ow, past mat rons. anrl DalE' STAGES names events ll A.!'\:0:\ G TO 'JlfE CJIARLE<;TON - The Variety Show " \'Ol a t southern High School Friday. will include d;UJcing to the t'harleston. P a rticipating will he. from Je ll . Leb>ina Hart, Tammy Adkins, Mindy llill, Jkek) .'l.dkill,, Kim /\dams. Mandy Hill. Ll'a 1" Parsons , Mary Flagg, .Joy Spaun, Robin Sauvage, KeUy Clark and Kenda Rizer. Barbara Lawrence i• the choreographer. Admission is SI lor student• and $2 for adults. Long Bottom news notes Mrs. I ..eon a Hen s le~' is a patie nt at VC't c-rans Me-mori al Hospita l wit h a broken hip. He rP to vis it with her and the othe r sllil l'r s. Mae Mc PPPk and Ada BiSS<'II. is Mrs. Leota Ferrp!l of Me lway' Garth Smith, Recds vill<'. is a patient at VPil'rans MPmorial Hospit a l. His wife. Audrey. is stay ing with Mr. and Mrs. Sta nley We lls. Mr. and Mrs. DorS<'l Larkins spent Ff'iday evening with thei r gra ndson , Wesley. at the home ofhis parents. Mr. and Mrs Mike Larkins, G a llipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Clydp Adams wen• uvPmight guests of Mr. and Mrs . Don Ru c kman, B a ltimor r . recently. Mr. a nd Mrs. Mike Bowles a nd Nic hola s . Middlepon. we r<' rN·rnt gues ts of Mr. and Mrs. Pau l Hauber and Me lody Robel1 s. K anny and Tawnya L a rkins visit ed her sL"'Jter and fa m y , Mr. and Mrs. Rogl'r Milliron. Gallipolis. Ca lling on :vir. a nd Mrs. DorSI'! La rkins. IL'{'C'ntly have been Mr. and I'Rf.''mi\TS SOLO - llavid D.-•m, von ui,t, will sin~ "Tonight " frum "'t~ l Sid(• ·" tory during '' ' 'UF' atSoutht•rn High~ ·hnol F'ridav. ( 'ur1ain thnt• io,; ~ p.m . · bf'<.'a m l' thl' fi rs t m<-Jn 10 1!'iJ \·('] fa ~ 1t •r 1h<~n 1h<' Sp<'f'{i o f sound. now sa.\·s hl' d lik f' to pilot t hf' s pjH ·t· . . . hu tl lr · ~ hut 1hat it would tx> "a w astf' of monf'v" to let hjm do so " I wnu ldn ·t lend Jn awful lot tot hf' program ." thP n •t in_'(j Air Forrr brigadit•r gl'fll'rd I told r ht• Nu tiona! Congr('s.•wnAProspt-JCf' Educa l ion on Thursday . Y Pagf'r . ti(J. ir. ; n 't uscii tot t.~kin g a back S('a t to JnyonP, and ilf' toltl thP ?CO f'du('at or~ a nd indu.qry pasSf'ngrr on r ht •...,hu 1r \( •. f'XC"l~ ut h ' P S llf.' wou ldn't (\l iT· to I)(' a " If I can· 1nv nnf'. I don·r •.vant to r idC', .. hP said. Yeager. w ho IJrokt' lhP sou nd har r if'r in lhf' C'XpPrinwnt a l X -1 ai rcra ft , sa tel tH • think:-. r hf' shu t t if' " has r'{'f umr'fl l ht• fun of n.v ing " to thf' sparf' pru~·LJm . He and othf•r If'S! pilot s wf'rC' scornful of ast ronaut,c;; du r ing the . . infancy n f thP ma nnr'fl space progr<-~m txocauSf' lhC'y fPII the ru·"· job d id not J"'f'CJUil'f ' much sk ill. "I t's not ion ha rd to t rain a m an lus t ra p a l'.Jpsult• to his fann~ · and go into spa<'l' ... Yt-a~t'r- s.:.~id in 196.1 YPagf'r wns f."JOrtr:J_)-'('(1 as the p<:1ragon of jr t lf".. t p ilot" in Tom Wo lff''s Oook "Th(· Right Stuff." w hic h was mad(• int o a mm·ie last . ye ar. Ruby B rf'\l.'er is on£' of .r~;(•veral n 'sidents IT'C'uperat ing from the flu . Mrs. E rnrstinP Haym an is in Y eager would like to fly shuttle I ~H7 W a m s l p~ ·. ChPshirc. Th<• Lung Bottom United Met ho· dist Church basement is under going rcmode ling. 1\e\\' windows a re also h<>ing ins ta lled . People in the news HOL'STO\ !AP1- Chuck Yt•agt•r, v;hu in Mrs. Steve Sa lisbu ry a nd fa milv. Cn ll tpolis . and Mr. ami Mr. Virgil florida at t hP hom e of hl'r mothC'r -in -law. Marion Ha yman who is an imcnsivf' ca r e pa lif'n t at the hospital ther<'. R('('cn t guf'Sts of Mrs. Ada Bissell and son have i><'<'n Mike a nd Pat BisS<'Il. Pomeroy. Steve and Kathy Holt e r . a nd fa mily . I3reman, havr been hPrr , ·isiting Mr. and Mrs. Ha rold Holter. Jud.\ a nd Mar k. Kiehl birth Dr. and Mrs. J ames Kiehl of Sa ra toga Springs . :'-J .Y.. announce lh bit1h uf their first child . a daughte r. Ma rch 24 a t St. Pe ters Hos pit al , Al bany, N. Y. The infant we ighed e ight pounds. 12 ouncPS. and has be<>n named Claire Anna. Mr. Kiehl is the fanner E Uen Dutton. daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Da le Dutton, Middlepo11 . :******~sPECIAL STA G E S. Supportin g Total Growth and Educa tional Success, through Myriam Ruthchild, Pome· roy, president of the organiza tion. has announc-ed its spring quarter Sl'hedule for returning adult s tu· de nts a t Ohio Unive r sity for the spring quarte r. At noon on Mondays. Wedne sdays and Thursdays , student s of STA GES meet at Baker Cent er lor lunc h and the information desk at lhN'eniE'r ca n advise the sludl'nls of the l()('a liun. Of s pecia l interest. Rut hchild repo11 s. is the Wednesday mPPtings informa l s uppo rt group for return· ing a dult s tudent s fac ilit ated by D1. Mike Ha nek of counseling a nd psychologJcal service,. For stu· den ts ex periencing stress, n£"C'ding to solve some problems. looking for a wa y to manage tim e bettE>r or w ho need hel p wit h interpersona l problems will benefit from the sessions . Ruthc hild sa ys. Adult s tudents wishing more informa tion on thC' organiza tion may call Ruthc hild at 5941)5(i9 or drop by the thrt'l' wppki)' luncheon mf'f'tings The suns hine collection was ta ken by J ean Sha mblin and will go to the Ey~ Foundation . Communications were read from the Hospit a l Circle. to seve r al inspections and from the worthy m atron regarding the OES Home. Members were reminded of the walk·a· thon to be held in Belpre. The chppr commiltPP sent cards to E lla Sm ith. Georgia Watson. Ca ryl Cook. Ben Ewing, and Norma Goodwin. Thewonhv matron noiL<IIha t her Dowe rs had been giVPn to her a I ihe Sa turday night ~ ha p ter dinner. A practice for inspection was set for 2 p. m. Sunday with o clean ·upS<"ssion to follow. An ins pection dinner w il be held for m embers and offi cers at the home of Ka thryn Windon. April12 a t o p.m. The birthdays of T he lma DUI a nd E lla Smith we re observed. The gJuup sang " Happy Birthday." Rdreshment s carrying out the F:as trr Ihem e were served by ~abel Goeglein . Na ta lie Clark, Ma t)el Moore and Ma rlene Wilson . Nazarene church------ - - - - - - speaker named The f{ev. Dana Ha rding will be guest speaker a t ihe Sunday. 10:30 a .m . ~f' rvices al the Syracusr Church of the Nazarene. H a 1·din, a miss ionary to Sw a7j . land, will be presenting a messa g~ and slidps atxJut her work ther e as a te ache r ln the Bible College a t Siteki. On Saturda ycvening shewill have a Swazt sl)'leshow lor the youth. The minister gra duated fmm Olive t NC!Zare nr CollegP whe re she receivPd he r B.A. degree in 1967 a nd then fro m 1971 to 1976 served a s a miss io nary in Swaziland with thp MPtmpolilan Church i\ssuciatiun. Tn 1978 s he rceived he r her MA dcgJ'<'<' from Ball Stat e Univers ity. The minis ter has taught high school. servl>d as a principal. as an administmtor of a clinic, and has pas tored a Swazi church . She has a lso wor ked in the World Mission Division Officr. ThP public is invit ed to lh<' servicC's by the Rev . .James Kittle, GREAT SAVINGS . ,.. . . . ~/ ,;.,• > ~ v • ,....... . ...,.. .. - - . §~ · . ·~~·,,.,. FRIDAY RUTLAND - Dance at Ru· tland Civic Center Frtday. Music by Unltrnlted . Admission 1s $2 a single and S3 a couple. Road. RUTLAND - Dance Satur· day 9 p.m . to 1 a.m . at Rutland Eli Denison 1\merlean Legion Home; square, round and show danc ing; live hand; snack har and refreShment stand. Dona· tlons at door. $2 adult; $1 .50 · children. SYRACUSE - Easter bazaar by the Syracuse Church of God Friday at the Kroger StorP In Pomeroy . POMEROY - Meigs County Fox Chasers Association will meet at their cabin on Eagle Ridge Friday a t 7:30p.m. SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT Go· tochurch Sunday will be observed at ihe 10: :ll a .m . service of Heaih United Methodist Church Sunday by the Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM and the Evange line Chapter 176. Order of the Eas te rn Star. RlJTI.AND - Dance, 8 to 11 p.m., Frtday, at Rutland Civic Center; Music by Music Unllm· lted. Admission $2, single; $3 couple. SATIJRDAY 1982 Boom . econ omy & compaclr s th e p1clure he1 e wrth th1s one own er Only 30 .000 mil es . Equrp ped w1th V6. a ut o. tran s. an . PS. P.B. AM FM stereo wrlh cassette Very clean car. . .. Bill Rogers, President of Clvltan International, wUI be among 41 out·of·lown guests on hand Saturd ay night for ihe charter ing ofCJvitan's newest club , Big Bend Clvllan . Rogers and his wife , Rosem ary , make their hom e in Charleston , W. Va .. where he has been a member of the Charleston Civitan Club fo r ~5 years. F or his long and distin · quished record of service to Civ il an. Roger s has received a ~;rm t mane· honors and awards, including the c lu b. distric t and Tntemat io nal Honor K eys. A ! the convC'ntion in Montr;eal in 198'2. Rogers waschoS<'n as president .,lect of Civila n l ntrr na tional a nd he has be<>n a ll ov('('r the globe s ince tha t time. Civitan clu bs a re to ix' found not only in tilt• Cnited Sta tc•s. but in Can a da. Non.vay, Sw eden, West Germany, COLUMRC S- T he >la te's utilit Y consume r advocat£' says his officP ha s savPd O hio's r rsitll•n tial ra lf'paycr s m or e than $460 m illi on in its seven-yf'ar history. "This is m oney consumers would havf' pa id dirrctl:v to the ut ilit ies had we not bt•Pn thPrr to dcfeml them ," Ohio ConsumPr~· Counst"l Will ia m A. Spratley s<:ud t od<~~' . m arking thP St?W'n 1 h .Jnni\·pr~ar~ of his ag('ncv. " Wlw n uti I it iL•s " t',l!U(' RI.JI'LAND - E ndea vor to reach unchurched Sunday at Rutland Bible Methodist Churc h with the Rev. Raymond Rice . a n ex·alcoholic. to be s peaker a nd singer at txJth 9:30 a .m. and 7 p.m . services. For informat ion or tran spo!1ation ca ll Rev. Amos Tillis. 742·2400. SYRACUSE- Syracuse Naz· arene Men ln Missions wiU meet Saturday at 8 a.m. at the church fellowship ha ll LONG BO'ITOM - A soup bean and corn bread supper will tJe held at ihe Long Bottom community building Saturday with serving to be from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m . The all·you·can eat supper menu will include soup beans, cole slaw, cornbread and tea or coffee, S2 for a dulls and $1 for children. There wlll be an additional charge for hotdogs and dessert. Souih Korea, J a pan and ihe Republic of China. There are more than 50.000 m embers In approxl· m ately 1.000 clubs. Civltan c lubs accept boih men a nd women as m em bers. It Is the first and only major ser;ice club to elimin ate the sex barrier. latitude of local control to pursue projects m ost needed by lhetr communit ies. They typic ally sup· port broadly based communi ty causes, Including projects to a id the mentally rPtarded a nd physica lly handicapped . Civitans suppo11 many training facilities, sheltered Sig11 ifican t inlernaliunal projects inelude the annu al scholarships presented by the Civilan lntema · clesiglled Pspeciali)' for those wrth t ional F oundat ion and a cont inuing cal S{'rt"'<.'n ing of npwiJorn infan ts is another Ci\'itan !->ponson>d projl>c1. Civita n Cluhs :rn· also tJCt ivP in providing funds <.~ncl volunt('(~rs f(JJ· works hops and fres h air public infonnation program on menta l r etardation that inform s the public of the causes of retarda tion and steps that can be taken to prevent it. Through var ious fund-ra ising activit ies Civ it an Clubs raise thrce tu five million dollars 0ach y£•ar for chn ril able ca uses. Civ itan Clubs have a gTC'a t handicaps. camp~ The prew•nt ion of menta l relardallon through medi· Spec ial Ot)·mpb. Charter night for the Grg llt ·ml Civ ita n Club is th is Satunla) at! >: Ul p.m . a t the Ca riPton S<'hool in Syr acuse. A dinner is tx-in g catf'l'('(j by thf' LaSa ll£> RC'stau r ant . An~·on(' William lwgers m>t>din g further inform at ion rna~· h •lpphom· Yuniecc Miller a t 992 56.'>6. Consumer officer saves Ohio $460 million SYRACUSE Emrnojean Congo, Meig County recorder, "'ill speak on community he ril · age at the 9: 30 a.m . Sunday service a t the Syr ac use Naza· rene Church . POMEROY - Charter night banquet of new Big Bend Civitan Club, 6:30 Saturday at Carleton School, Syracuse, caterPd by the LaSalle Restaurant. this offi ec• ha s had littl e effc•c t on the r egu lat ory p r tX'f'SS, thf>~' rf>rtain l ~· a re not loo kin g at thr bott om lin0 savings and thr acTo mpli shrnt •nt s of this offi cP~ It would not sur pr isP m e if ~~ r will havf' savf'd consumns a half billion do ll ar s b:V Christmas.'' The OffiCf" of thC' ConsunlC'r ~· Counsel j QCCl . compu l l'~ its sa\·ings aftr r a ca rrful staff an ;-tl y~ i s of each ca sf'. Only issues rxc lu sivel ~· argued by OCC a tt or nr~·s and accept ed by sta tp and fPd(•ral MONDAY RACINE - Racine Vill age Council meet at 7 p.m. Monday at Village Ha ll to hea r cable televis ion details from a r e present a tive of Angel Communica· lions; third reading of ordinance providing penalty for failure to cut grass or clean up. litter. l'f'):..:rulaTors a r c• c!a imf'cl at "viclu· rips _" ThP monf'ta r ~: \'alues of those victor iC'!-. thC'n a r P talli<XI and su rmn :trizPd i n OC T' s an nuJ I rrport. T hP <Jgc•nr y's inlf>r·ventio n in utilit y p rOC('Cdings savC'd consu· mf'rs $1lt.i.7 mi llion in 1 98:~. raisi ng lh<' tut"l r<' JJUrted from Apr il 1977 to Dec<•m iJN 19!\'1 to $-11 .12 m ill ion ( st">f' thr "Exec ut ive Sum mary") . T hL' Oh io B( 'JI \'il':cwit''- l 'Llin .1 ·d b~' OCT n •prf'~~ · nt t h1• t:tr).: l '" t sm· i ngs th(• aw·fr c\· h : t ~ \W il in .1 single C'd"if'. <.~ nd 1' .\(_'{'l'd : tw ...,,1\'il l l!" re<·or dl '<.i in thn·• • prP\iOU'- r:• h · ea ses against 1hf' ('omp ~m~ · Th• • flgurr is neart~· 111 tirn1 ·.., gt1·:!11 ' r t han OCC's annual budg(•t . (J\n t!H· \'P~trs, past sr\·rn OC( · ha.., san·tl Ohio 84.'!1 c:u~ t()m ('J'.'i $70 rni lli()fL <Jnd f'&:SOJ< ('Onsum!T'- ~lil . l r11 i 1111 ill '\\'hiiP \\'( · wun rf'f'fJ rd se~vings in 1t11· ( l~ti r t H1· tl r -~~._,, ._ that does not !Y o'; tn \\'(' Wl'l"l' pl rJSPd With !hf' d~·~ - i~H.'!l 1h:1 1 gd\'r thP eornpan .v ~ 1 ].) ntill hm OUT of t hC' $179 iT '. '. .tnt•·•!. " '1 did Sp!'a th ·.v. "Th~t ;nnrount :tl"\11 i"' nnt • of lhf> largest n ·,·•·nu t' n•\\';t rd s th"r com pam · has t' \ ('J hl 'l'll g r <:.~ rr ll'd at the ('()lllJ11i <.;<.,j() fl So far thi s .\ ·rar OCC has postf'cl savi ngs of $:~:) .4 million in the n •cL•nt Ohio Be iiTPiephone Compa ny ra t<' plus a $12 million r f>fund for Colum b us & South ern Ohio El ec tr ic Company· ( C&S OI::~\ customrrs, stl'mming from an Ohio Sup rC'mP Court cl t'f' ision ordrti ng t hr utility to rr turn som f> of the money it coll cc tro from consumC'rs for con· stru ctio n of tllC' Zimm f::-'r puv.'t'r C'<lS f' , pla nt. OCC led the ri ght for a refund nt the P ublic Uti litiPs Comm ission of Ohio and th e Suprem e Court. FieldJ birth announcernent made Mr. ancl M rs. /\ nthony ! .('(' l·'i l' lds, H artford, W. V ~~ <..~n nou lll'l' 1hP birth of l hl•ir first child. u sun. bor n Mu 1'd1 26 at the Hoizf' r Mr..-l iral ('(~nt Pr The six pound inL.JJ t hJs l)('( 'n na med CaSf'~· Ll'< '. Mr!'.. F ields is Ihi' former Linda Ruush of f'\pw H<.J n •n. G randpa rent s an' Kat hh· n Roush. N£>w Hau•n , an d tllf' la10 E\·crf'tt Roush. and M r a nd Mrs . F: tr l F IC' lcls . 1Lrr 1ford. W.Va . Mate rnal grPa t -,L.TJ -.:.tndmot hf'r i~ E lla Roush. \(·~~- f t rn •n. and thf> m ater nal gn•u t-grand f;llhl'r is i{ ussell Roush. ~f'w 1-f ~n·(·n Pat('rna l great · ).,'T<mdparent:- arc• Mr and Mrs Wil li a m l·' r!'ltb .II . Ha rl ford . Mr. .:.m d Mrs. l.t~ ' C ilJbs. Har rford . a r P godpan ·n r:- For action, involvement and enjoym ent . .. JOIN THE CLUB CLUBS HELP PEOPLE i.~ What the purpo.~e of a Ci1•i1an c/uh:; If lwt tlo L it ilnrt.' t!u :' a It Is to serve the community . Thi s is don e by fillin g hum a n needs that are not b e ing m e t b y oth e r org anizations or throu g h individual effort or altrui s m. N ee ds t h a t a re b es t m e t throu g h organized group action ar e prim e c andidates for Civ il an Sl'r · vice projects . In all that they do, C ivil a ns seek for th e m s elves experiences that pro v id e life di rection , c ha rac t e r buildin g. and leadership deve lopm e nt. As a rcsull uf thi s w o rk . a C iv · itan Jypicall y find s that he ha s fulfiliPd hi s ba sic n!'ed for a sense of self e steem a nd accomplis hment. tll rnu~~ ll l ht ' IJ c l ub ~ . _..,, 1,' h i1Ul t·om rnunil\ to lu lt' i ll 1il('l11 . 'I IH ' rna i n ri 1, . n! t ·n·i 1: 111 r·l u bs C l ~ ­ si s t _vo ut h th ;·oug h ~ ~ nun1twrof prnjC'Cl .'-o. '-o UCh ~ t.'- Scnut in g. ~IJP ­ cia l O J _\· m p i ('~. p _...;~-' .-' t·nntr~t...;, pro\·i ." il•n rd pLr _ q .:rnun d s and o Ci,·i1 a n s. wnrk rng needs '-I nd 1 n p a r k s . a nd nlh<'r : H·ti ,·i fi r·" Ci \·it. m s pi(l/l ('l ' l't>d :J'-< ..;is t:Jn Ct' lfl t he• m f' n t ~J!I _\ n•Ltrdt•d. ~ u1d ilcrq • org,tni ; (·d ._ IIHl l u nck d ;-.()mp o ut ~tan d i n g !:tCi !iti\';-. fn r l il t' n wn ta \J ,· J't •l:ll ·clnl TOPS meets .Joann Fetty was the wppkiy best loser a nd Vic ki F e rrPII, the runner· up. a t this wppk 's meeting ufTOPS OH Wi6. Rutland . An a rticle on "Tips on Los ing We ight " was read by the leader. She rri Darst. A new cont est has been s tal1ed and will continue through East e r. Cindy Krautter a nd Donnna Fry WC're welcomed as new me mix'rs. The club meets every Tuesd ay a t 6 p.m. at the Rutla nd r ivic c(~ntf'r and nf'w members are welcom e. Information m ay be obta ined by ca lling992·2612 . 1981 FIREBIRD ESPRIT • r Entoy lh1s sporty ca r wtlh econo m1cal V6 motor. Eq u1pped wrth aul a. trans. air . 1111 wheel . crurse. AM·FM stereo. casselle. Beaut rl ul red w1th I tnl ellnr I l 1. NANCY JEFFERS President Elect RHONDA HOVATTER Secretary CAROL BOWERS Board of Directors Home Nationa Racine, OH. Syracuse. OH. 992-6333 949-2210 Hou.re·hunting It says pot ential buyers should IPst fordraft sa mund doors. window a nd e lec trica l out lets for ine fficient insulation: hea vy frost or ice on windows. which indlcales a lack of or ineffect ive s torm windows. and they s hould not e varying tempera· 992-2556 Pomeroy The Farmers Bank ture l evels as thl j' wa lk a bout, a sign of an inalit'Quate furnace. 992-2136 Pomeroy oF 'ri:i'Ewu"k*******~ Francis Florist : It 1975 FORD LTD ......................... s450 Auto . 1976 DODGE CHARGER .............. S695 Auto. 1977 CHEVY MONZA ................. S1695 4 speed, low m1leage 1979 OLDS STARFIRE ............... s1995 RALPH WERRY Boord of Di rect ors 1972 STARCRAFT 22FT. CAMPER Vety mce. rns rde & ou l Equ rpped with air con d . elect. refrig . AC·DC lights. Save dollars on this one. Stop in and look over the fine selection of New Buicks & Pont1acs. We have small cars, big cars - 4 cyls 6 cyls., 8 cyls., 2 doors and 4 doors. ·· Rail's Ben Franklin Middleport 992-3481 Crow's Family Restaurant 992-5432 Pomeroy Pomeroy Flower Shop Pomeroy YONIECE MILLER WANDA JOHNSON JON JA COB S NIT A RUSCHEL RAJ MALHOL TRA Pres id e nt Chaplain Boar d of Oir N i orc; Tr e asurer Serg e a n t - At - Arm<;, The Daily Sentinel Baum True Value Ingels Furniture 985-3301 Chester 992-2174 992·2039 Pomeroy 992-2174 Downing-Child Ins. Agency Mullen Ins. Agency 992 _2342 Porn Blue Tartan Tavern . Middleport 992-9941 Royal Crown Bottling Co. Middleport 992-3542 992-7034 Middleport C. K. Supermarket Middleport 992-2155 Pomeroy Kingsbury Homes 992-7034 Pomeroy Smith-Nelson Motors 992-2644 Pomeroy ' \ 1>1\l This Ad Is Sponsored By The Following Community Mt' rehants Adolph's Dairy Valley ****************************** 4 RUTLAND - Final s.lgnup of Rutland Youth League, Satur· day, 10 a .m . 1o 12 noon at Larry Lemley home on New Lbna pastor. ~ 1972 CHEVY MAUBU ........ s1500 It 350 au to. PS PB, loo <s good for a dults in transition. Thi s is a n Smith , past pa tro n. Civitan group charters Saturday Calendar BEDFORD 1WP -Trustees meeting 5 p.m. Saturday at Bedford Town HaU; public invited. OES honors 25-year members The Doily Sentinei- Page--9 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio . K&C Jewelers Pomeroy 992 -3785 Ewing Funeral Home 992·2121 Pomeroy Pat Hill Ford Middleport 992·2196 Veterans Memorial Hospital Pomeroy 992·2104 �10---The Fridoy, Sentinel April 6, 1984 Pomen~y-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinei- Page-11 Record rainfall causes flood aterts By i\.""""lated Press Flood alerts went up from Maryland to Mame today as a sluggish stmm bearing r€C'ord rainfall swelled nvers oVPr the1r banks, floodin g maJor highways around New York City and chasmg at least '7:'.jJ New Jerse1 rpsidents from their flooded homes rlll'flghters responding to re· pons of a house rxplos1on m Pompton Lakes, N J . early today rowed and slogged through flooded streets before concluding that no one had been at home durmg the blast, believed caused hy a gas leak At least 100 nPJghbonng families had been evacuated as th(' ltamapo River broke through a small dam upstream in Hillburn . N Y . and Je1 sev HOME as the Great Lakes F'lood warnings were up for all of New York Ci!y, which was p<>lll'd agam thls morntng, r('('('ived a record 4.15 tnc hes of ram on western and southeastern PERSONALIZED POOLS NPYV York and north('rn New Jersey today, w~1le flash flood wa tches were m eff€C'I th:-oughout most of New England as the Housatomc, Cormecticut , Androscoggin and other big nvers began spilling over their banks Fair skies dommated tbe MJdwesl. the Plams, the Rockies and the Thursday, ea,il) loppmg the old record for the dat(' of I 95 mr hes set in 1947 In the suburbs, wherf' the ramfaU w as closer to 5 mches, r am and mud forced police to close parts of the New York State Thruway and four malor parkways this mom mg. The slorm, resemblmg a huge apost roph~ wilh 11s lc•au lll g edge For<'Caste1s sa1d 11 would proba · blv be Sunday ~!01 <' Ihe storm at 2 a.m EST ranged from 28 li<·gre<.>s in H1bbing. Minn . to 73 m PhomlX. Am cleared Ne"' Engldnd with snow and r am t ra 1hngtx•hmdt1 as farwf'st For all your winng needs; furnaces repair seiYice and installation . Residential & Commercial Murphy Mart to unveil new concept KANAUGA- (, l . Murphy Co. "'ill unvell it s latPsl concept ret a~ling Su nday m dJSC'Ount store al thP Murphy's Man m lhe SilvPr Bndge Plaza The grand O[X'nmg begms a I I pm. Charles H Lylle , Murphy pres J· dent and Chlf'f£>XEX' U11Vt'OftiC€f, said the ronrept that will be seen at the Galhpoh s storf' IS slfnilar to onP also being tried at a Murphy Tow nshtp, Robm son m slo~ Pa , nC'ar Pittsburgh Lytle sa1d those two stores willl.x• stud1ed for thPir Impact on Mur phy's v. omen c hild! C'n .md mrn d" I,\ rll c1 s fashion arrt•ssonf•<:; for d omKI I C' Wall spa ce 1s utLI!zed for mer ch ;.m d l SC' pn.•scntations in unique d£' parti11C'nt s sho p tlisplevs desJgneU to attract T hP ex pprunrnta l store lavout revolves ar ound tllP m art fa sh1un tlepartmf'nt s which haw" hf>f>n pos1tionrd m the C!!ntcr front of the store Seven·foot wtdP ra cf'track t 1aff1c aJ sle>s arp destgned to du t oc t c u stom e1 s t hruughout th(' store . pro\ldmg exposure to all dPpdl't mcn ts that fl onr tho~Lu s lcs OC'pa1 tnwnt promotion" .md S(', l sunal fL•a turps ail' ilxatt't1 \\tlhm C'd{'h dPpart mC'nl thf' rrbv Pllmm<J 1 mg the fonnC'r C'f'ntpr aiSl C' pr')mO custom 0rs goal to mrreaSP It s mark(' l $872' 151 '<XXJ. U><' of light and sepa1ate su001v IS Ions and relorah'<l to1 achieve morP logical lo add dPc'O r With a nalural wood drpal1mf'nta l adjacenclf'S. For f'X - Is qu<~ht y am!Jlt' hf'sa id . cosmet ics ha ve been S('l)at at I'd from health a1d~ and pl. H('d h'l j('\\f'lrv and hOSlPf}' ~1mount o f mocl(' rat c h,mdJ Sf> n WJl hP ~. ud tl H•oll lr ••l ,, I l l • I .I H· II ' , , I! II lEGAt NOTICE .., I ' ! t• I II V"' 1 ' 1 IIJ,, 11d 'll,t' 11 1' It I 1< til I '" fl, " I '>• i1 r " ' 11 11 1 1 ' 111 < ,.. I ( dl lit• 1l 11 rnf • ~<111 !loll f1 I l 'l 11 1 l r1r '" 1 r,, DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK ~, I I II ' I> I Ill p ,jll'l lll•,pt·r l y>'l h r I( 11 r• h n f ' r~,1 1li • l l l qHl ',ll'r ! '~• tl , • tit'"' j, ! l 1 I II 1,, ,1 II 1 1 I I{ f '• r > '; I II 11 ' ·' r 1 ~ I, MIMI ' ~ ••t o oT ,..~• , I ~•• ~·~ ' '"' ' ' .......... .... 1 .. -....., 1l 8 • "~'" 0""M , noh IP"'•• ••h••••• l ·~~ ......... ~ .... ! ~ ....,. . .. " ~•·•s ..ol•.,••• ••""" ' e' •y"" ,,,. Wo~• ... l o l w• .......... ' .,, " '"" ~ ~) ~"""" ' ~·"'" ~'B" H "'" )I,. ............. . lJ ... ~ . . .~ 0~ 0. 'u• ';MO l l lo ""'•·~••• 10 8uo ''"'' ll ~l<h•w• I •w•~•• 9 r' ,,...,,, '• ••• ~ " "'""'"""s. ....... l2 l l . " '""'""' w.nnnm (}~--·· ' ' '"'. 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H !IH\) <Hi ,, l• I '~"" R11. Hi Br nl l flrl ' 1( / ' ry I ~"' n1 P 1 [J" I• 1 H) {!l j l r ib I l F1111d r '"on F o1nr ! ~ j I I /h Schedule II Summary of Cash Bafanoea, Recmpts ' , \ '' l l I ' p ()fl ' ' > { I \ 7h 1• '1 ' ' II q, ' l' " • - .. ~~ ' I T l ' , '\ " Transfers Out fi!'llf 1, ) 1 j J'ld 7~ I 111 11 ) I-, Balance 1) ()( )( )II(' ()()(HI() Doc 31 . 1983 fHI.r lli rn' ] j l ; rJ()I\ ,, ' t '' ' j '! ' I I ... *CONSTRUCTION GRADE LUMBER *16" O .C. STUDS. JOISTS. TRUSSES *ANDERSON THERMOPANE WINDOWS *VINYL SIDING WITH BACHER *WOOD CABINETS AND VANITIES *FULLY INSULATED *AND MANY OTHER FEATURES WE WILL FRAME AND DO ALL OF THE EXTERIOR WORK IF YOU WISH TO FINISH THE INSIDE YOURSELF. WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS FOR 16 YEARS AND HAVE CON STRUCTED OVER 24 HOMES. AND AS MANY BUILDINGS . ALONG WITH HUNDREDS OF REMODELING JOBS . REFER ENCES AVAILABLE ROUSH CONSTRUCTION GREG B. ROUSH BOX 306 SYRACUSE, OHIO PHONE: 992-7583 Yard Sale April 6 , Frtday. long Str, Rutland , Oh1o Reward Call 614-256 ·1525 - Trencher - Water - Sewer -Gas Lmes -S.piiC Systems lARGE or SMAll JOBS PH 992 -2478 3 22 I mo pd \ I ' PARTS and SERVICE 4 5tlc Sales and Service NOW OPEN Bashan Building Charleston Rd. Just Past Krodell Park EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P .M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 4 Famrly Garage Sale Centenary Townhouse, At 141 . April 6 & 7, Frr. & Sat 9 until 6PM Bargarn s galore. some antrques Lost · l brown & black Nanny goat wrth 1 0 tn horns in Hysell Run area Call 614- 992-7442 Lost 1 pair readrng glasses brown frame, brown case wrth pen 1n the case Ca ll Garage Sale Aprrl 5,6, 7th 15 ft p1cket fence numerous rtems 731 Thud Ave Gallrpolls J&l BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & •Insulation •Storm Doors WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 County Certtf1ed SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED FREE ESTIMATES 367-7560-367-767 CHESHIRE OHIO 3·1 J&F CONTRACTING •Replacement Windows DOORS ...... •New Roofmg HOODS ......... >149 95 •t 74 .95 'RECLAMATION WORK BUMPERS .. . >69 95 'OIL FIELD SERVICES "DUMP TRUCK SEPV!CE GRill ..... .. R SUPPORT >42 SO 'CONCRETE WORK FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH . 992 -2772 j ?b J lllfj >84 95 TAIL GATE . .. . '85 00 FORD FENDER ... '69 95 '69 95 Also Some Car Fenders Available JIM PH 3 28·tfn I , POLE BUILDINGS UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WATER GAS & OIL liNES TEAFOR.O VIRGIL B S~. 216r 2nd5f 11 MGM FARM CITY INC Ser11mg Metgs-Gallra· Mason ORDER & TAKE DELIVERY Of YOUR SPRING FERTILIZER. SPRING SEED & SEED CORN low, low INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE ' P&S BUILDINGS Rac1ne. Oh Ph 614-843·5191 10 6 ttc CLIFFORD 992-720L 1.11 Prices Don't Be Mislead We Will Not Be Undersold MGM FARM CITY. INC. Jad W Carsey Mgt Real Estate General FOR SALE (I) HOUSE IN CHESTE~: Three acres w1th a n1cely constructed conrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms. one bath. 12xl5 hvmg room and 24x24 family room Part1ally carpeted. fuel 011 furnace w1th faclhtJes for woo~burner 12xl5 block storage buildmg. 20x30 block garage R1ght off Rt 2'!8. country sett1ng, y, m1le east of Chester. Ohio (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE · Down stairs eQuipped with kitchen. llvmg room , dining room and den; upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath ; house also has basement lot s1ze approx . 48'x308'. Needs work. If Interested contact The Home National Bank in Racme. 949-2210. Phone 1-( 614 ) -992-3325 NEW LISTING - 73 acres more or less. of mne pasture. mmetals fenc" plcnly ol fresh water and hay storage NEW LISTING - 3 aCies of sandy r,ro1md and a I 0 room house wt !h tr ee f!J S, f1u· nac e. 2 baths lg lam1ly room carpettnp, and ga r a~e Ask1n g $60 000 VERY NICE - Mnn e111 6 rm brd hom e 1n Pmeroy 21.7 baths gas FA fu rnace. lam ily rm 15x27 and two pa !1os Range, r efr,~ e rator d1s h"ashCJ anrl dbl ga1age $1 25 000 RUTLAND - One floor re modeled 2 BR ho me N1 ce kt tchen wtl h dm1ng area pa nel111g carpetmg r.Mport an d lg lot $27 000 We'd like to rntroduce you to Ena;a&e-A-Car , the modern way 60e E Marnl.~ltl to dnve the vehicle of your chorce POMEROY,O. 992-2259 MINI FARM - Gallien area, lrUit trees small barn 11nd appromately 10 acres of ground close to Middleport Ga~age and othet leatures A good pnce al $26,900 00 Nev.1y remodeled 2 bed10om home, neat and cute New wpetin~ ll'nel1n~ etc Includes washer RUTLAND - d1shwashe1 Has a carport and pat1o $26.900 00 NEW LISTING- BU1ld1ng ~tes 10 the counltY. appmxmtalely 33 aCies all tenced. electnc & water available. small barn. pond stocked w1tl1 hsh & deer by the dozens $21 500 00 lar Srnarate dmmg room w1th s!rdmg door<; to large deck to sell new dbl garage on 2 level $34 500 00 A ROSE GARDEN WITH A RIVERVIEW - The la~ge f10nt porch P,1ves wa~ to the Ioyer w1tl<lwo sets of double lrench EDGE OF RUTLAND - door:.. 1hts classy home IS great About one ac1e mostly level for Pntertammg or 1ust plarn old comlurt 3 bedrooms lull ba~emt>nt ~arage gardefl Housing Headquarters RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER - 985·3307 1 mo ?~ Hoppes Llue R1bbon Ptg Sate Aprtl 14. 1964 Sat 7PM Fayette County Falf grounds, Washtngton CH Oh10 Over 20 champions on the county, state. and nn ttonal level m the last B mo Don't mrss thrs sale Call COMPlETE HOUSEHOlDS Po a, Mt Alto Auctr on Every Saturday 6 p m Constgn ments accepted 1 00 ttll sale ttme Emma Bellauctroneer 42BB 177 l1c 429 84 CUSTOM BENDING BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call lor free siding estimatesJ 949-2801 or 949-28o0 No Sunday Calls 31l·lfc SUPERIOR SIDING CO. KELLER'S Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types WALKER\. -~ . ., T11eWoy'~ ~ Worked m home area I% Mtles South of Chester 20 years "free Estimates· "Custom Exhausls" EUGENE LONG AI 7, Pomeroy, Oh OWNERS: Rodney & Roger Keller Ph. (614) 843 -5425 3-8-2 mo. pd. MISS THERESA ~8 MARCO ~1r~ PALM & PSYCHE READING '\Y Wtll rud your entrre lrft •1thoul nktnfany qutslrons &rves advrct on al lffatrs of l!lt such as love and busmen srckness an~ health 1517 S Court (n ed to Courthouse I ATHENS 2nd Floor, Off 9 Call 593 5485 10 am 6 p m - After 6 30 p m can be reuhed 11 16 Plain§ Rd Ri 682 - 6 311 lip m Reading 15 W1th Th1s Ad 2 space & a la~ge lot Must be seen $64 900 00 AW YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addona and ramodAiing Roofing and gutter work Concrete work Plumbing and elee1rlcal work {Free E1trmate1) Broker-Auction Service Cheryl Lemley, MeJgs County AssotJate • Phone 742-3171 in Co PRIVATE I NVESTIGA Tl ON OF All TYPES l!2J ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes -ExtensiVe Remodellng Insurance Work Cu1t~m Pole Bldgs & Gar~ges Roofing Work Alum~num & Vinyl S1d1ngs 992-11215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio GREG ROUSH PH . 992 -7583 or 992-22 82 11-1-tfc 84 Phone 304 428 8177 Mt Alto Auctron Barn unttl further notrce sale wtll be the frut and second Satur day, 6 pm only Emma Bell Auctioneer Lrc No 429 84 304 -428 8177 Wanted To Buy We pey cash for late model c lean used cars Jrm Mmk Chev Olds Inc Brll Gene Johnson 446· 3672 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewrng ma chtne reparr. parts and suppltes Pick up and delrverv . Oav•s Vocuum Cleaner. one half mrle up Georges Creek Ad Call 614 ·446 · 0294 Wanted to buy us ed coa l & wood heaters Swam Furnt· ture, 446 - 3159 3rd & Ohve St . Gallipolis Oh Wanted to buy square dane· rng clothes S1ze 10. any type CAll 446 · 4537 S 1000 Grocery Grvaway, come 1n & regrster Meegs Co Fauground Flea Market Fnday Saturday & Sunday at Krrby drsplay Wanted to buy standrng timber Call after 6 or anyt1me weekends . 614 POSITIVLY NO Huntrng or trespaasmg on my property Hilda Hayes, Glenwood, W 2 - 1979 Bronco bucket seats Must be tn good cond 388 -9906 9617 or 614 388 Cell446 -3103 Va Decorated cskes , ell accession , reasonably prrced 304 · 895· 3828 1 6 Years Experience V. C. YOUNG Ill M. L 'Bud" McGHEE 614-992-7626 3 2 1 mo REALTORS Henry Cleland Jr 992-6191 Dott1e Turnet 992-5692 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Jo Hill 985-4466 - MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Announcemenls 4 Giveaway Excellent garden space , rent free 6 000 sq ft . 2 mrles. from Point Pleasant , Rt 2 N 304 -676-2267 t1 Help Wanted The 0 0 Mcintyre Park Otstrrct rs currently accept · rng apphcatrons for summer employment Openmgs rn clude program directors, recreat•on leaders, and atdes for playground programs, day camp drrector. and swrmmmg rnstructor tmust have W S I ) You may ptck upanappllca tronmthePark Orstrrct offrcc located on frrst Av en ue Monday through Friday from BAM to 12 N oo n and 12 3010 4PM or contact Park D1strrct offrce at 446 -4612. e11.1 56 to have an appltcatron matted to you Oh 9 Wolfe Investigations, Inc_ Employment Services Experrenced mechanrc wanted full trme frrng e benefits & salary Send Resume to BoK 729 S Otuly Sentrnel Court St. Pom eroy, B1g sale Mt Alto Auctron Sat Aprrl 7th, 6pm Truck load new rtems S pecral ttems 1nclude Lrncoln Welder , 5 speed bench drttl press 5 speed m1nr drill press . metal cuttmg band saw, acetylene torch set Emma Bell Auctroneer 429 - Wanted to buy New, used & antique furmture Wrll buy 1 piece or complete house holds Also complete Auctr · oneer1ng servrce Call Rodney Howery 614 698 723t Buymg daily gold, srlver coi ns. rings, jewelry, sterling ware, old coins, large currency Top prices Ed Burkett Barber Shop , 2nd Ave Middleport. Oh. 614 992 3476 Bad THOMPSON BOOKKEEP weather cancels lNG M onthly and Quarterly ac co unts welcome 428 Se cond Ave Call 446 - 1136 Three famrly yerd sale , Frr day & Saturday. Apnl 6th & 7th from 1 0 trll 4 at 1 08 Pearl St . Mtddleport Rarn cancels B & M Pamtmg Res . lnd . Comm Free esttmates Call 614 256 - 1492 Or 446 Carport sale Sat, Apul 7th 9 a m till dark & Sun Apnl 8th 1 1 a m ull dark 487 S 4th St . Middleport Ohro -----~--. J c ­ Rummage Sale -Bake Sale Enterprrse U M Church, US 33 north of Pomeroy Frrday & Saturday Aprrl 6th & 7th 9 am to 4 p m -· P.d)ieiisant & Vicinity 11 Help Wanted AVON Sell Avon mak e S6 S10 per hour Call 446- 3358 Sell the best Sell AVON Rro Grande and Bulavtlle Porter area Call 388 9045 FURNITURE Beds, rr on. wood. cupboards . chatrs Part trme otfrce help clerrcal chests. baskets. drshes stone J&rs ontrquos gold expertence nec ess ary Send resume P 0 Bo x 284 , Pornt and srlver Wnt e M D Mrller. At 2 , Pomeroy. Oh10 Pleasant, W Va 25550 45769 or call 614 -992 · Nursery worker wanted for 7760 Sunday and Wednesday ev16mm prOJector 304 - 675 - enrngs and specral servtc es nt Herghts Unrted Meth od rst 4671 Church for detatls Phone 304 -675-6889 after 5PM 3069 PH. 992-5546 Hours 8 to 6 SYRACUSE - PRICE RE· DUCED - 3 bed'"""' modu 1ots. near schoJis N1 ce ca r pet111g gas lurnace. 3 bed rooms and 111" baths $44 ,500 CALL HElEN, BRUCE SUE MURPHY MILTON ROUSH 992-3325 on Duty Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING . drye1 ran!;!e re!ngerator aOO Ullhly bu1ldmg as I a heal mcroy One acre lot $2,500 We Have A Full Time Shop Technician Wanted To Buy 271t 6300. 985 · 4396 Prano Tunrng and Reparr Brunrcard t Mus1c Co , 446 0687 Skrll and 1ntegrrtv ou r trademark Lane Oantels t 104 Unwanted Fllcral or Body ha1r? Permanent. parnle ss removal by Euro pea n Elec tronrc Deptlator Mary ts certrfred rn thrs new co mpu · ter1zed drg1taJ system ca ll today 992 -6720 Top of the Starrs f ull se rv•ce sa lon 10 per cent off on Z otos permane nt Wave OHer good through Aprrl 7 Call today. ask for Trudy Rou sh , Susan Stsson, or Mary Po well Top of the Sta 1rs Your full servtce Bea uty Salon Accounts Manager Full ttme Must have 1ra1n 1ng and experrence tn bookkeeprng mdudtng Accounts Recetvable Perrodrc ftnancral reportmg required Inventory control preparatron Ac curacy a must Typrng ne· cessary Respect f or confrdentlahty requrred S10 000 plus benef rts Con gen1al colleagues Send re sume, name 2 references Athens based Deadhne Aprrl 11 1984 Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohro B North Cour1 St Athens EOA AAE Mature ladv to babysit 2 month ·old rn parent ' s home rn Pomeroy R eferen ces re · qurred Call 614 992 6849 aher 5 p m L1tter Program Assrste n t m Merg s County Job would rnvolve rntergratmg the litter control tnformat1on mto on gorng programs & prepare appropnate reports Per form other duttes as are ass1gned or requrred Qua\1 ftcattons Ba . h e l or of Sc•ence ~egree preferred H S dtploma acceptable wrth e111perrence tn youth & educattona t actrvrtras Must hAve relrable transportatron Salary - S4 00 hour. 20 hours per week. for 1 9 weeks Send resume to Bo" 32 J Pomeroy Ohro 45769 Hrgh School Junrors , Senrors- Be a me mber of OJA West Vtrgtnra Army National Guard Buddy Ple toontlt We currently have vacanc1es for rnd1vrduals who want to attend b&SJC ttarnrng wtth others from West Vtrgtnte Trarning wtll begtn at Fort Dill., NJ on June 11th and you will be beck for the fall school term Thts rs th e perfect summer jOb Jotn now and begin earnmg money tor monthly meetrngs, earn full trme pay during summer trarnrng , ~nd then earn part t1me pay upon return from trarnmg Call 304· 675 -3950 or 1 · 800· 642 ·36 19. Now acceptmg appl1catrons Apply rn person no ph o ne calls Apply 5 pm 7 pm Gmos Ptz za , Mason Accept tng appltc~ttrons be tween 11 am to 1 pm Apply rn person,no phone call s G1nos Przza. Pt Plea sant 12 Situations Wanted Would ltke to ftnd someone who co uld make badges f patches, & msrgma 's o r a churc h yourh program Please cal l 675 3515 bo tween 5 30 & 7 00 l- - - - - - - - - - - Wrll care for the elderly rn my home lots of referen ces Men or wome n Call 614 667· 3402 Merce r s Rtvervr ew Per sonal Care Home hes vacon ctes for elderly person s Betty Mercer owner 30 4 773 · 5882 Have vacancy for el derly person Room board & care tf needed Call 614 992 6022 Harper's Adult Care Home has a vacancy for an o ther resrdent , elderly person Call 304 · 6 75 1293 14 Busmess Tramrng Avo n repr esentative neede d, good terr•tones Henderson. Galhpotrs Ferry and many others 1 5 76 2318 18 Wanted to Do General Hauling anrl Trash removal Servtce Reliable and dependable Call 446 · 3159 between 9 and 5 Ketth 's Lawn Mowtng & Trrmm rng Servrce Rehable and dependabl e Reasons ble rates Call 446 3159 or 256· 6251 Babysrttlng Wrll babysrt weekdays Colt 446 6247 3171 Plow gardens m Potnt Plea sant or Kanauga Call from 5 00 tttl 11 00 304 -675 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VAllEY PUB· liSHING CO recommends that you do busrneu wrth people you know . and NOT to send money through the mer! untrl you have Investigated the offermg 5 4 5 000 30 4 -675 -238 t 4 room house rn counlry , large lot o n C h es tnut R1dge , c tty water ho o k e d up s 1 2. 000 30 4 ·675 -7689 FOR SAlE OR RENT . 14 x70. 1979 Shannon all electnc. 3 bedrooms . partly furn•she d mob1le home . 12x28 burlt · on room w•th coal or woo d burner E~tc co nd , underprnned, 3 mce porches well water , utthty bu rldrn g. acre land. Jerry s Run Road . Apple Grove W Va 30 4 675 · 2356 5 room house with base ment and attached garage on 2 Heres, 4 miles from Po1 nt Pleasant on Rt 2 Nort h 304 675 3248 after 6PM FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO euyr rt 14 ft wrd e th ree bedroom bath and half mobrle home srttrng on m ce lot, rea dv to move mto S225 00 duwn 52 25 00 per month 304 576 2711 32 Mobile Homes for Sale TRI S TA TE MOBilE HOM ES USED CARS TRU C KS GAlliPOliS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 614 .446 7572 7274 Professtonal Electrolysis 1n prob e the only safe. permanent method o1 halt removal reco {.'l ntzed by the F 0 A and approved by the A M A Open datly and evenmgs by appomtm ent Phone 304 - 675 - 5568 Bonna Handley Owner · Operator. Pam Burt ')n A s s1sta n t Mark Handl ey Apprentrce Real Eslate 31 Homes for Sal e 3 bdr , CA, forc ed atr ga s furnanc e. w1th buck stove 18x36 rn ground swtmmrng pool , off street parkmg S45 000 Ca l 446 3204 4 bedroom n ea rly new 2 story, brr ck -v1nyl 1 1/J baths woodburner , outbutld rn g ncre S44 000 Ca ll 614 3 79 -2748 In R10 Grande 19B2 mobd~~:t home 14 ft 2 bdr good cond Set up on approx 1 acre land S17 000 Ca ll 446 · 8038 Ell. toe , 4 bdr house. Corner of Washmgton Avo and Jerrrc o Rd S39 500 Rt 2 3 bdr , country ltv 1ng $28 .000 lrst wrth us, w e have oth tH A One R ea l Estate CEirol Yeager Broker Howard l Yeag er Ill sales man Calf 304 -67 5 5104 or 30 4 675 5386 6 room h o use m Vmton partly furn . 316 Ma1n St 514,000 Call 614 - 388 9087 3 BR horne for sale on 12% co ntra ct or rent Lower Raccoon Creek 256 641 3 a fter 5 P M Three bedro om frame h ouse wrth b ath LA eat tn kn c h en uttht y roo m attached gara ge wt t h aut o opener porch an d utrlrty room Centra l cllr 39 Chrllrcothge Ad Call 44 6 2583 Ba m to 5pm or 446 2557 a1ter 1 2x65 mob•le home. for sale awnmgs deck opptr anes neg ot tabl e new carpet anx1ous to se ll Call 614 245 5863 In R1 0 Grand e 1982 mobtle home 14 ft 2 bdr good cond Set up on approx 1 acre land, $17,000 Cal l 446 8038 1 2~~:70 m oh de home w tt h expando tn l1vmgroom ex cell ent cond1tr on All ele ct rrc , ce ntral arr co nd . ca r peted through ou t k Ttc he n appllctnce s a ll step s under prnmng rnc l uded Call 446 7751 rf no answe r 614 256 6569 U sed 2 bed roo m mobLie h o mes furntshed 1 0~~: 50 and l2x52 s1zes Your chan ce to ow n a comforts bl e home Browns tratler Court M rne r sv1l le Oh 614 992 3324 14 x70 Bayv•ew ac 2 bedr ooms den pan1al ly f .tr nt she d 5 1 0,500 Ca ll 992 7360 1 973 2 bedrm mobtl e hom e w•th unde rp~rnung 54000 Ca il6 14 -949 2125 1 0Jt50 new ca rpet nt!w pane lm g prt ce Inclu des d t! lrvery bl oc k s & se t up Call 614 992 7034 197 0 Mobrl e Home 1 2 .. 60 New wat er hHater one seaso n o ld wood burner Curtarns coo k s to ve reh 1g eriltor h oo k up f or wa sher Underp11H11ng & blo cks lo cated o n Stiver R rdge 5 miles from Tuppers Plarn s 1 2x60 mobtl e home wtth trp out m lr vmg room 3 hed room all elec trr c 304 6 7 5 4204 35 lots & Acreage 35 ac•es off Rt 588 behtnd Fa rrgrounds H ome srt es flr fflrm S 37 000 f1rm Call 44 62 t5 8 5pm 32 acre farm f o r sale good house 4 mr fr om town Ca ll Throe b edroom brrck home w1th 1 '11 bilth s carpeted ful l basement garag P. btg out · srde bUildtng wtth 31~ ac res l and on Georges Creek A d Ca ll 446 426 5 o r 367 30 4 697 2527 North up fa st stre et on th e rrght after c r ossr ng Ail cr.oon br1dg e Appr o ... 130 Ir on !age S 5 500 Cal l 44 6 0232 3485 H ome m Mrddlepo rt Aprtl sho wer of snvtngs Tho u sands of rlollar s Ca ll 614 Ap prox 5 1 1 acres level lan d w rth f ro ntag e on 2 roads , ex i o r bw ldr nq 01 mtn t fArm A ll ut1irttes neAr by ott O l d Rl 160 nt:~ar Po rr er S9 500 Cilli 6 t 4 99 2· 6941 Owner transfered must sell beauttful 3 bdrrn brr ck home Frr e pla ce d ec k woods prtva cy sun sh1ne . prrvacy $63 900 Ca ll614 - 992 5420 Baum Addttron . 3 be.-irm brrck , 1 11] bath full bas e ment fnmtly room c arport patro S57 000 Ad1 01n tng "• ac r e lot ava1 la ble CAll 614 985 4201 For sa l e or rent 3 be drm house wtth detach e d garage on 34 ac res rn Portlan d area Call after 5 30 p m 304 Four bedr oo m all e ler.trrc bnck home, for sa l e or trade 2 bath s, large l1v1ng room wrth f~repla ca dmrng room 2 car garage on 1 acre 1 mrle NOrth of Chester At 7 388 8801 A. p pro11 2 ac res nP.ar C en ter po•nt on Ato Cente rp utnt Rd County water av,lt iabi P Southwestern School D ts trr ct S2 500 C all614 245 540!:J Lot f or sA l e Greenbner Esttrl es N o tr ailer s ll il owe rl 2 ' ilr.res pn ced 5 11 500 Cal l 304 675 3244 Acrage f o r sa le 1 4 5 a cres lo cated Arbuckle W Va Fro nr aqe on Rr 62 C•ty VV H t e~ $ 1 9 000 QQ $1 000 00 dow n wrth S200 00 por month bal a nee 10 per c:ent tn sterest by own er 30 4 4 58 1078 Rentals S65 .000 Call 304 77 3 5319 or 304 773 5421 Nr ce house tn Pomeroy 3 bedrm fully carpeted base menl. frreplace large front porch $39 600 Call 614 992 7583 21 12 1 1 Matn St 6 room brrck basement 1rre pla ce, prrce r educed to settle estate 992 · 7713 3292 Financial Homes for Sale Mrl! !e's Hom e Bak ery Fresh Homemade breads pre s cakes, & cook res Call 614 273 5272 Roofrng and gutter work metal work housepatntrng, carpenter work Exc ref free estrmates Ca ll 446 31 NEW AND USED MOBilE HOMES KESSEl'S OUAL lTV MOBILE HOME SAlES 4 Ml WEST. GALliPOliS . RT 35 PHONE 614 ·446 992 6720 .,;b.,;•.,;d:,sp:,r.,;•.,;•.,;d:,s:a:n:d:m=u:ch=m:o:r:ei~R:a:':n:c:a:n:c:el:s======-l ctype lrmc 5 pec 1alrz rng electrolysis 304· 773 · 91 85 742 , Pomeroy , Oh 614 · 742 - 2257 April 7 , 9am -? besrde Letart Post Offrce, drshes, clothes , stove, coffee table , Atau Cash pard for fancy rron or heavy rron beds $160 and up for certain Morgs Co stone J&rs Old trme cupboard c ell 1 · 304 - 8'82 - FLEA MARKET Mergs Counly fairgrounds , Rocksprings , 33 & 7 bypass, Pomeroy Oh Aprrl 6 7 . & B Specral weekend rates For more rnformatton or reservatron call or write to the followmg 614 - 992 PIANO TUNING low er prrced regu l ar tun1ngs drscounts to Semor Citizens, Churches & Schools Ward 's Keyboard , 304-675 - 3824 614 742 2951 Centenary Townhouse Sat Apnl 7 9 - 5 Clothes baby . maternrty. stereo, cu rtams , Rtck Peerson Auctroneer Servtce Estate, Farm, An · ttque & liqutdatJon sales L1censod & bonded m Ohro & wva 304-773 - 5785 or Auctron every Fn nrght at the Hartford Communrty Center. Truckloads of new merchandrse every week Consrgments of new and used merchandtse always welcome Archard Reynolds Auctroneer 304 275 7th 9 t1ll dark Reta Hrll, letart Falls, Ohto YARD SAl E Thurs , Fn , Sat . 2110 Madrson Ave Pom1 Pleasant 9 We do cakes. pres, coo kres for any occasron, brrthdays anmversarres hohdays Wedd•ngs Are our Spec1all~ Weddmg Ce kes Top s and Novel1y Calle items Are On O•s plav AND OTHER MAJOR BRANDS ~ Yard Sale Thursd.11y. Fnday, & Saturday. Apn15th, 6Ur . & 3 Famdy Sale Addtson Townhouse Upper R1 7 Watch for srgns Ch1ldren & baby clothes stoller drshes Lee Jeans, ptllows. spreads 8 -4 Mon 9 , Tue 10 614 -367 7101 Middleport. OH l111s o11c for only $7 000 00 Own c• nre ds electriC available near Pa VAUGHAN'S BAKERY •ZENITH •SYlVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR 3 Public Sale & Auction owner wants a sale Let's look at MIDDLEPORT - N1ce o lde~ lAND - l tees. water and For Faster Servrce Call 614-992-6737 HOME FOR POOR FOLK Has bee n remodeled and lhe home \'>jJth sw1m pool and Some fru1t and good 6 rm home Ask,ng $27 500 No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy , OH 45769 Need A Spec1al Cake? CALL WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR 304-675 3397 I SJZes Start From 12'>16' Four Fam1ly Yard Sale Fnday from 3 · 6, Saturday9 6 728 Second Avenue Items too numerous to mentron call 614·335 · 7394 All STEEl & BACKHOE reward, Auctron every Tuesday mght , Pt Pleasant. WVn Auct Lonnte Neal Youth Center Bldg , Camden St •END lOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER GAS SEWER RAIN LINES 'DOZER •Storm Wmdows KEYS. Office: 675-1388 •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER New Chevy Truck .. . FENDER . '76 95 rLOST B 1- 13-tfc ALUMINUM SIDING 16 month -old Herter, white and red striped, lost 1n or around Gibbs Farm. near Btg Woods If seen please call 304-B82. 2033 evenings Special April Only 12x24 ... $5.500 mstalled 14x28... $6.200 mstalled 4-4-1 mo . pd . 992-2196 Middleport. Ohio 11 I POOLS-PLUS RADIATOR SERVICE We can repa1r and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repatr Gas Tanks. I J' 1 I I 1' 1 I ~ --· ~'- ... ._.___....,...... CONTACT . 'j 1 I ' l• I l' i () r" ,. ... ' ' 54 Misc . Merchand1s e (1,1' I l\il1 oi l o \/nl qf P 31 , 1984 ' r WE BUILD FROM ANY FLOOR PLAN THAY YOU WISH . WE BUILD WITH : 614-742·2872 1 • THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME HAS 1144 SQ. FT. OF LIVING SPACE PLUS A SINGLE CAR GARAGE FOR $36,800. I 31 1984 liABI LITI[<:; I 1 11 r -.. . "v~.~~.~~ Total Recerpts and Balances I . 1- - - - - - - - - - 2 Family Yard Sale Frr April 6 Sat 7th & Sun. 8th 8 ttll 6 Wood crafts , antrques. furn1ture. clothes, much morel Rt 325 South 1 112 mdes past the college ProfessiOnal Services Gtant Parkrng lot Sale Sat Apr 7 , 2nd & Cedar, 9-3 30 , Grace E T '84 Youth lower level rf ratn 388-9996 whtte che!Jt - lo-Boy PAT HILL FORD ' ,I CA LL CHARLIE TODAY 614-992-2181 - ~~ - RACINE FIRE DEPT. BUMPER . . ,, ••;;;:,~ ..... i-1"11 -~-·. r ' I Rutland Townshrp Me1gs County Rt 1 Mtddleport 0 hro March 28 1 984 I certify the folloWing report to be correct Edna M SWick Townshrp Clerk Tel No . -,r:: -_ ~t.!!l! ~ ~ , I For Frscal Year Endrng December Tow! l•iJ IJ•il !lf'<>fi 1'l ' • .' I '' ' I , . ,, CAN BUILD YOU THE HOME THAT YQU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED ' FOUND. Black and tan coon dog in Vmton area Call FIXED 3061 23 Middleport & Vicinity Cleanmg House Sale Fnday and Saturday Aprrl 6 and 7 . At 160 in Ewlngton by Raccoon Creek Brrdge Clotheng and usual mtsc . plus round oak table, large rron kettle , redwood bench , rockrng cha~r. and more Rarn postpones to next weekend lOST female boxer dog , 7 ·8 mo o ld. fawn color wrth - Bacihoes -Dump Trucks ' ' . ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Transfers In FINANCIAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS Ft nd Bcrl d"f • ~ h Il NOTICE! '' Public Not1c e , I I 985-3561 All Makes Real Estate General ~, ' I I " 'I T I ' 1 ' "l '' KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE •Washers •D•shwashers •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers ~ ~ ,.. I i' , I J• 1, ' I , I ,, I POMEROY t II I . I ,, ' "' I . ,, ' '· Public Not1ce \ I ' ., ,,, ' , It I I , I ' I I M· ·· t I I 300 W. MAIN ST . l , , .. r I· . , To tal Rece1pts $55,900 To1al AS"i PI "i .. l '/f.' • I Jl l !y ( Public Not1ce I, I• I' FOR SAlE 2 Baths 3 or 4 Bedrooms 1nq '' \ IJ I f ,, II• 1~ • I 111 , , ll 1 Mi• ( J II '' Older Home Completely Rebuilt New Everythtng ~~~;J 1 I ., 1\ • Balance J an 1 1983 HOME FOR SALE NP.t F11nrl s nn Deposrl NeJ Fur11h IJ II OP.pno; 11 ( 1\ 11 l I 1< If 949-2263 313 FOR FUTURE USE" l 1' N l-1 11 rnrnoval ftlfl>O'lo ll l cmo5ot a " CUT OUT I' > 11 I, ~ - ••• ••••q• Public Not1ce OPEN HOUSE SAT.. APRIL 7 10 A .M .- 3 PM L es~ ( hf'C' k<; I• I' I' 'IIH• 1 " ' ' ' '" E~tper,drtures And ' l tV!') M· 1 • ·•••u~' '""''" ~" ' "' Public Not1ce 3 Announcements 1.'\1 11VP 111.! 1 I< r 11 ( ll ,_ m•l m mb r 1l,mr I 1i I ' W1fe children and 0PJ)CI "il l r1r f H II, " 1 1 111 ' ' I '• The famrly of Robert W Hay man would like to thank all who shared 1n the 1llness and loss of our lo11ed one A spe cral tha nks to all who senl flowers lood and lo11 e offer mgs Thank s to the Pomeroy Emergency SQuad the doctor s and nu1 ses at Holzer Chore and the 4th floor Ea st W1ng Holzer Medrcal CenteJ for the very spec1a l care and to £w10g Funeral Home thanK you fnr the ktndness sh own AS$11 S I •• r, .... rv1 '1!,' II •1, II - - - -----1 ~ "' Hlool oo" CARD Of THANKS II lrl I l I I rvt .u, ' • ,., t' ' { ,.,, . . ... " •h'o.•• ~ , , I' •I , " I"" " " ' " " ... '" Q ' ' "' ... .. . "" c ...... . ~) I """''"''"''""' •• '" o " ''"" < .,.,.. ..... ...... 1< I ! • ' 1 . .... <1 1 "H l ' ' • "' r '"' · ' ~-· '"' ~··· ~~" ' "" " "9 '"'M' ' ~~. '" '" ~0 ><0 _..~ "' .. p~ ··· 1/W•• • •doo l ~ ft) l 'U I''"'" ~ '' 00 <o• Ro•• Card of Thanks 1 ,,........ Homo<' "' RoM "H~ """'' "' ~'"' "" '""''"'" '' ' ' l ......... .. . t0 8 u"" " ' ' " ""l r ,., r'• •' • ) "' ' ' ""'" 'l, ,........... ... ' L ~ noo<:u"• "'" 1! ...... " ' " .... '"" '' O t ,....,.,,\ooR"" ' II '•" 1 ""-'""~ d HSiifl » •Wutt hru•h ll'l l or Public Notice I' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY ,, ' ~- • ""•too •o - Oozer.; ROOFING CO. Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows PH. 949-3046 PUBLIC NOTICE N .•. ' ' " ' ' i l J>JI VII I J! WRITESEL NEW-REPAIR 3 ~ tic Case No 24364 Docket 1 2 Page411 WI£ 1q hlhlji'I.M CHIMNEY SWEEP We Have the lowest Rates PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF GOlOIE MAE ClENDENIN. DECEASED Ill Cour1 St Pomt roy 01\tc 45769 CHIMNEY KING AL TROMM 742-2328 " r-. 1 ',: 1 Public Notice PHONE 992-2156 GARAGE Also Transmission PH . 992-5682 or 992-7121 3-24-tfc Business Services ' ( Or Wnlt Oatlly Stnttnet Clusthed Of:~t W.@jt®l?lM Authonzed John Deere, New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service GUN SHOOT AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 141 6 tc M,i!li!lllijMQIIAM ( i\P Laserphoto) . Public Not1ce r !t 'JJ.Illllll'rl l s to highlig ht fa shron The Daily Sentinel U. S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Roger Hysell At 124.Pomeroy Oh1o I , r j, r I \ ·enlwood " fmger wa lls" to hig h - h nmd namf' and d('Sih'll\'1 I.Ji".x'l COnC'f'nf r<l fC'S o n clppai f'l ltnf'S !OJ thP flooded home near the Pompton River on Thursday. \\aync, N ..J. fin>fightcrs during evacuation from her lho Some merchandise departments havC' been separa ted with SE'Ciions f ashion w tlh a FLOOD RESCUE - Isabella Y anovitch, Ill, is helped lnlu a rescue ~oat ~y Wayne Townsllip, dPs i.t,rJIPd to e mphastzr m c rchand iSt '. r Jthcr than d('('OI ~ lim JnaJcs lhe m a nnL'fjutns Lytle said SALES & SERVICE Lost and Found -· .......... .. . -·- .. -Pomeroy & Vicinity 614 992 -2239 signs, Lar gP col01 pholus of fashion hmsh Th rwf'ara blf'S mi x Calle<l F'ash1ons m NP\\' Dtm<'n slons 1F'IND1, lhP nl'w concPpls Jdentit)('ation appa1 <'I PULLINS EXCAVATING BOGGS 1 3 tf c g mupmg d 1\ 1Jt'l s ;md matching w.:J IJ dC'f'or ThP rn tm Sf'hPmP 1.s Lytle s.:uU t hP most cv1dent mh 'IJor dPo..,tgn changr IS in fa shion clf'partment dtsplnys \Vhlch u tilize especially fashion lmes mthe mart s In 1983, the companv's 118 store Murphy' s Man dJvisJon genera 1m about two- 1h1rds of Murphy's 1983 fi scal sales, v. h1 ch tolalrd Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 mr ludc bath , sleep, wmdo~N fashion, tablelop and hom<' decoratmg shops A npw colm scheme m red, 1Nh1te and blue wllh a styhzed "M" has I::N:'en mtroduced m coordmated tton a rea m err handtSC'. share of wea ra ble 614 - 992· 3577 displays Pc1manent d pp.li tment To good home. male terner. black & whtte. 3 yrs old , small, likes women Call 6 Tcmperat urf>S around the nation -aiiiili>oils- ·- paws. Call 446-6556. 4-6-1 mo . MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Call Gray house cat. declawed , good natured, must find good home Call 446-7473 lOANS RATES Bel ow market rates F1.11.ed conventronal FHA VA leader Mortgag e, Athens , collect 614 692 Cat very gentle gray. young male. b•g white spot under neck, white whiskers &. COMPLETE POOL SERVICE throu!'( h the PacifiC Norl hwest into the nm thern mlcrmountaln region. Scat term ram and sno"' flecked the Great Lakes and Oh1o Valley. took aim on northe1 nNe"' E ngland Mr:r~;ed small puppres 814 -379 2327 498 Gen. Hartinpr Pkwy Middleport, OH. PH . 992-2549 OPEN : MON.-SAT. 10 to 6 Southern sta tes. Showers moved c urved out mto the Atlantic, sat ove1 New York Statr tht s mornmg nnd fl<JOdffl tmvns m nor1 hern Nf'w 22 Money to Loan 2 story house co rner lot Mrddleport 11;, bath . cor peted. storm doors & wrn dows , gas hot water heat & full basement Call 614 - 992 3140 Owner transferred , must sell , u .cellent condr lton 666.000 · 611 000 down Anume 8 'h Pet loan 304 675 -1529 after 5 00 41 Houses for Rent 5 tm house 44 Oltve St Galhpofrs lnqurre at 9Hi 2n d Ave G~ltpo lr s Ohro 3 bedroom all c'atpet- lttso rent deposrt Call 446 1 354 after 5 5 rms & bath, attached garaqe . A 1 co nd , 6210 mo 57 5 deposit , w 1th optton to buy on lend contract 152 Chrllrcothe Ad Ca ll 446 1340 or 446 3870 �Page-12-The Oai 41 Houaea for Rent Hou11 one mile oH R1 . 87, 11condery 28 , achool bu1, Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time r---- meil route , garden 304 · 898 ·3885 Everett Keefer 100 h . chain link fence with Troy· lilt till oro. Chock our opoclol prico before you buy Soft Sculptured Cabbege Patch type dolls for E11ter Call 304· 676· 4014 Camouflaged Army Clothing, Surplus Rentai Demm clothmg, Discount Un1on Made Advertistng Spec•alttes H D "Sam' ' 2 bedroom fu r ntshed an , w asher, dry er , S225 re nt. Somerville. 304· 675· 3334. P1 Pleasant Open Fr• , Sat , Sun , 1 00-7 00 p m Otsplay East· Ravenswood de po stt Ca ll 446 -1354 af ter 5 M o btle h o m e for rent , m Cal l Firewood for sale S20 00 p1ckup $30 00 dehvered. 6 14 367 304 · 675·2991 before 1 1 00 AM or after 6 :00PM . mont Co. 8t At 7 N . G•lll· pollt,OH . Cell 814·448· 0475 JlVIDENS EQUIPMENT 61 4 · 446·1875 of bole handling Coil 814· 3BB·9B87. Alum 43 Farms for Rent 2 bedrm hou se or tra1ler _ w1th gard en space Langs vtlle or Salem Center Reas onable rate Call 614 388 Knauff firewood P1ckup or Delivered 12" 22 " stocked 1n yard HEAP vender , prompt delivery 614 - 256 · 9 346 6246 L•mestone, Sand , Gravel Delivered 1n Mason, Me1ga, Galha or p1ck up at R1chards & Son Call 446 -7785 10 pl u s acres of bot1om land alo ng Shad8 Creek Loc eted l l!z miles West of Alfred o n Southstde o f Co Rd 231 Call col lec t 1 5 13 - 885 - Merchandise 2050 5804 Pa sture ft eld s f o r rent 304 675 2 9 9 1 before 11 OOam or af1 e r 6 00 pm 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equa l Housmg Opportumty) has one and two bedrooms, rent startmg at S15 7 for one bedroom and $193 per month fo r t w o bedroom w1th $200 d epos•t located near Fo o dland and Sprmg Vall ey PhuH pool and TV ant Call 446 -274 5 or leave message Small eff• c •en cv apart ce n tral cur & heat, 1 profess•onal type gentleman only 446 0338 2 bdr apts , mce 1 bdr apt ut1htes part patd A One Real Estate Carol Yeage r Broker Howard L Yeager Ill salo smar Call 304 675 5104 or 304 -675 5386 Bedro o m unfurn•shed apt nc ar Hol ze r Medtc al C enter 446 3617 4 room u nturn apt all ca r pe t ut•l•t •e s pa1d Adults only no pets Cal l 446 - 3437 51 3 '11 Th1rd apt S 135 w ater Cal l twee n 9 and Av e 3 roo m mo mcludes 446 -4222 b e 5 2 bdr apt d o wnt o wn S175 m o & 7 rm s hou se for rent Call 446 3919 o r 446 0021 1 bedroom Apt S 196 mo mcl u d •ng ut1l1tt es Equ al H ous•ng Opporlu n•ty Con ta c t V• llage Manor Ap ts 614 992 7787 R• vers td e Ap t s M iddleport Sp ec 1al rate s for Santor C •t •ze n s $ 130 EquaiHoua 1ng Oppo r tuni t i eS 614 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ohve St Galhpohs New & used wood & coal stoves, 6 p1ece wood hvmg room su11e With 6 mch flat arms 5399 bunk beds complete wtth bunkies $199, 2 piece antron hv1ngroom su11es $199 . onlron recliners $99 , olher recliners 580 , maple dmette sets $179. baM spr1ngs & mattress twm or full $100 set reguler -ftrm S 120. maple dmette chatrs S35, wash stands S34. maple ro ckers S59 7 ptece chrome dmette set 5149 . 5 p1ece d1nette set S 99, used bedroom su•te s refngera tors . ranges . chest . dressers wnnger washers , TV s, dry ers, & shoes Ca11614 - 446 3159 LAYNE·s FURNITURE Sofa , c hatr, rocker , otto men 3 tables (extra heavy by Fronherl $685 Sofa, chan and loveseat , $275 Sofas and cha1rs pnced from $285 to S895 Tables . S45 and up to $ 125 Hide -abeds . $440 and up to S626 , Rechners $175 to S375 Lamps from S28 t o S75 5 pc dmettes from S99 , to 435 7 pc $189 and up Wood table With s•x chatrs 5425 to S745 Oesk $110 up to $225 Hutches, S550 and up , maple or pine fm•sh Bunk bed complete w•th mattresses . 5250 and up to S 395 Baby beds S11 0 Mattres ses or bo111 spnngs fu ll or t w1n S58 fum. S68 and S78 Oueen sets , $195 4 dr c hests 542 5 dr chests. $54 Bed frHmes S20 and $25 10 gun Gun cabtnets S 350 Gas or elcc tn c rang e s S375 Baby mattresse!> S2 5 & S35 bed frames S20, $25 & S30 k1ng frame SSO G oo d selec tton of bedroom !>u1tes ce dar c h e sts , r oc ker s m l!t a l c ab•n e ts swtvel roc ker s A pt f or re n t Ca ll 614 992 --- - ---- 2 bedrm f ur ni shed apt m Middleport S21 0 a month uttht~e s m c lude d Ca ll 614 - Used Ftn n •tur e Range s ch au s dr yer s, ref ngerators and TV s 3 m•les out Bulavtlle Rd Open 9am to 6pm , Mon t h r u Fr1 9a m t o 5pm, Sat 614 446 0322 99 2 7 177 2 bedro o m furn• sh ed apt Call 614 99 2 5 4 34 or 992 5914 or 304 882 2566 APARTM E NT S m o btle hom es h ouses Pt Pleasant an d G all1po l• s 6 14 -446 - 8221 - - -- - - -- TWIN R I VE RS T OW E R Apartment s now avadabl e to elderly & d• sab le d w1th an 1n co me o f less t ha n $12 ,300 Rentm g for 30 p ercent of adju st e d mco m e Ph one 3 04 6 75 667 9 One bedroo rn , w ashe r dryer h o okup, stov e and re f fur n•shed N e wly red eco r ated Close to ho sp•tal 304 6 7 5 1962 TV & Applian ces 6 2 7 Thtrd Ave . Galhpolls 614 - 446 1699 Sp1n wa shers , gas & tdectr~c dryer s, aut o washers , ga s & electnc ranges refrtgerators TV sets GOOD USEO APPLIANCES Washers dryers , refngera tors , ranges Skaggs Ap phances. Upper R1vor Ad b esrde Stone Crest Motel 614 446 7398 Barge1ns Trad e Center Furn & appl outlet Ka na u ga , Oh•o 2 octagon shape Etha n Allen antique pme end tables , hke new. S100 ea Call 614 256 6 505 after 6PM One bedr oo m furn1 shed apartment m Pomt Plea sant very cl ean and n tce A du l1 s only No pets Ph o ne 3 04 675 13B6 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleepmg R oo m s and l•ght hou se keeptng r oom s Park Central Hotel Rebuilt washer s, dryers & refngerators 3 0 days war ranty N• ce Hupp ' s Applten cesS. Glas sware Corner Rt 141 & R1 7. 446 · 8033 Ouahty sol•d maple c hest & twm bed, $50 eac h 3 rooms carpet With pad . 5 25 each Call 446 -9627 Sleepmg r o om 5 115 ut•l• tiO S pa1d Sh~tre bath . m ale only Range & refng 919 2nd Ave . Gallipo lis Call 446 4416 after 7 PM U sed wa shors & dryers. ranges r efngf ators All n•c e & c lean ana reas o nably pr~ced M & K Used Washers Proctorvtlle_ Oh Across from fire Department 46 Space for Rent 1 set bunk beds & acceaflo nel. Call 614 -992 -5523 Call 614 446 ·0756 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 3 3 North o f Pomeroy Large lots Call 1551 1979 Ford F- 250. GVW 7 , 900, camper special 31 .000 m1 , good cond .• $5,000 1981 Chevette 22 000 mi hke now $3, 900 3 mobtle home a111les complete new $300 Porta -pot 525 Call 614 - 256 · 6244 All kmds of furnance p1pes Call 614 -256 1528 1 ac re of land o n Gran d vu'l w $14 .000 30 4 67 5 $50 mon1h 7746 304 · 675 2 bedroom rockers Call after 5 p m 304- 675 -7453 oxp Call 614· 38B·9662. GENE · s DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN. I.-===========;::=========:.J 55 Building Supplies BUJidmg matenals block. briCk sewer p•pos, w•ndows, lintels, etc Claude Winters. R1o Grande, 0 Call614-245 5121 Shipped O~rect - Loweat Cost , You bu1ld 1t•orwew1IL 24x48 garage or barn S1 850 2 bdr w1lderness home $3,950 See our model 1614· 8867311 LUMBER -Rough cut, oak , poplar, 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 1 x4 , 11116. 1 x8, length ava1lable, 8 ft through 16 ft Hogg & Zuspan, 304-773· 5554 Now open for business, Mountam State Block, Rt 33, New Haven Complete masonry supphes. 4 ·' 8 · ·, 12 ' ' block Dehvery servtce Phone day 30~ - 882 - 2222 , evenmg 882 - 3239 56 Gene Smith, 992·6309. 72 RON'S Televl1ion Service. Spec1aH1ing in Zenith •nd Motorola. Ouaur. and house calls. Call 304-676- Early Amer~can console ste reo & 4 spoke mag wheels Call 614 -245 - 5095 HILLCREST KENNELS Barnette crossbow, 150 lb, motorcycle and ut1l1ty tra1ler 1200 lb capactty Boarding all breeds Heated Indoor - outdoor fac11it1es AKC Doberman pupp1es Stud Service Call61 4 - 446 - 7795 Judy Taylor Groommg Call 614·367 ·7220 AAY ·s USED FURNITURE Rt 7 Addtson Oh 614367 -0637 Bunk beds $85 wnnger washer S65. coffe~ table 58 chest S25. hvtn· groom su1te S85, refrig S45 , h1gh chair $10 freezer 5150 breakfast set {2 chBirs) S30. rechner S 45 For y ou ant•que Buffs we have 2 beauttful chma ca b1nets 1 wtth round glass Must see to apprec1ate 12m black & wh•t e TV. exc cond . S30 75 watt audto vox equalu:er, c ompl et e with wmng S50 or Hade Call 446 8114 8 HP Wheel Horse electrtc start 36 1n mower deck 5950 LP.n N Sons Small Eng1nes Call 614 379 B HP Bolens garden tra c t o r 3 2 m mower deck , 5 600 Len N Son s Small E ngt nes Call 614 379 - 2827 Old 4 room log house. butlt 1835 logs 1n ro of good shape to tear down & move Wtthtn o ne mtle from Gall• pohs Call 446 - 4344 Sthll cham saw 041 model 2 black & decker saws B & D hedge tnmmers 2 radral t•re s Call 614 -388 -8409 after 4 S ear s illf c o nd1t1oner 17 500 BTU eM shape 1973 2 t o n Dodge hay truck wtth racks good shape CHII 446 -2196 Bathfo om e qu1pment -balh tub lavatory van•ty . med• c me cabmet Wtll sell cheap 76 Ford 4 WD need work S850 Call 614 388 · 8472 Weddtng Gown {all chantilly lace) With slip and bridal ve11 $100 Call446 -0391 after 6 Brtarpatch Kennel s Profes SIOnal All breed groommg Indoor outdoor boarding fa Cllltles English Cocker Spa mel puppies Call 614-388 - 9790 1 blonde Cocker Span•el male 1 yr old. has shots Call 614 367-7193 AKC Reg Bnnnev Span1el pups 2 males- 2 females $150 Each 6 wks old E111c huntmg stock, champion blood ltnes Call 614 -992 2318 durmg day & 992 2627 after 5 & weekends EASTER SPECIALS!! Hop on over to our store and check our eltpandcd f1sh dept and spectals We have bunn1es we'll have ch1cks and ducks •n time for Easter F1sh Tank 2413 Jack!lon Ave Pt Pit 304 - 675 - 2063 Registered 81k and Tan female grade male Blue T1ck Hound Female Boogie w1ll sell all for $1 00 00 or w•ll trade tor good gun 304 882 2 5 73 after 6PM Baby rabh1ts for sale 304 - 675 · 7590 2197 o• 304 · 675 · Tobacco allotment for sale International Harvester. 674 D1oael tractor, w1de front, hve-in power, PS, 3 pt. h1tch. 63 HP. extra good condition, $8,600. Will take trade, Phone 304-676· 7421 1 970 Ohver 1 650 Model $4, 500 00 Cub trctor with 6 picas of equipment &2,000 00 1982 Motorcy· cle V·45 Mag 83. t 00.00 . 304· 875· 7337 day 676· 6674 evenmgs K1mball Sprnet ptano Sears stereo, Atar~ wtth 8 cartudges Call 446 1552 58 Fruit & Vegetables 62 Wanted to Buy Wanted to buy tobacco poundage Call446 -9777 or 446·3592 591B Want to lease tobacco allot menta, Mason, Cabell, Put nam County Call Andy S1gler, Morgan ' s Woodlawn Farm At. 35 304·675· 2275 or 304 736 · 2342 ing manuel for 1250 Oliver Tractor Model 1976. Phone 304· 676 · 2B23 '70 to ' 72 Ford or Chevy Runable, pnced reasonable 63 livestock Homehte 8 hp ndmg mower , 30m rear end motor Goo d condttlon $JOO Celt 614 - 985 3521 8 MM Mauser rJfle With 6 power scope, roco•l pad & slmg, 4 boxes shell ~ seatmg & stz~ng d1es , 180 Gr Bullets $396 Call 614 - 985 358B Autos for Sale TOP CASH pa1d for late model used cars Sm1th 8uick-Pont1ac, 1911 East· ern Ave, Gallipolis Call 614 446·2282 1982 Camero V-6, Corn planters New Ford 2 row, used 4 row MF Call 614·379 · 2468 Young Murray Grey herd bulls for sale Also 15 he1fers. 660 to 700 lb ready for servtce Call before 9AM or after 8PM 614 - 286- 3313 For sale 2 horse trader good cond , good tires, $750. Call 1976 Olds Cutlass. PS. PB. AC. cru1se control well cared for 446 -3433 or 675·6217 80 Plymouth TC3 Honzon 4 cyl _ auto trans, AM-FM, atr, good cond Call 446 7496 after 5 1971 Cadillac Ltmo , black, tinted wmdows full power. e111tras. 42,000 m•les, eJtcel· lent condttlon 446 -7B33 or 446 1B33 Vans & 4 W.O. 1979 Jeep Cherokee wago · near Golden Eagle, good cond ., PS, PB , AT, air, AM -FM 8 track Call 304· 675-2039 eve , or 675 · 3210 70 Ford camper type van $600 00 304·576 · 2651 . You ran 82 on mlJ way so !thought Io drop 1t off! your choir desiqn! Plumbing & Heating If you thon~ rm old enouqh Wdllet, for an old man you psch qwte d Wdllop! 1S off w1thout 1660. tod n n~ 1977 Harley Oavtdson Sportster 500 orgmal m1les, good cond , $2,800 Call 446 -0130 7152 o• CARTER·s PLUMBlNG AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Oh1o Phon a 61 4·446·3888 or 614·448·4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. R1. t. Box 356, G•lli· pol11. Call 814·367·0576. IF IT WEREN'1 FUR YOU HE SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating, Rt. 2 Neal Aoed, Pair Pleasant, W Va 304· 676·6420 ltcenaed and Insured 614·367 - Excavating S1 500 form Ca11446·0 t 30 o• 6t4. 367 7152 Rulland. 2903 1979 Honda CM400T good Dotson's Tree Service In· sured - Free Estimate 304· 1981 Z- 28 Camero , e~~.c cond , pnced to sell T-top 1979 Honda CV 660 9 , 500 moles $1.200 Call 446· 8653 23 large AI Bred Calfhood vaccination. Holstein he•fers freshen late Apnl 304 -273 - 2B48 One mare, one Stud Colt 304· 675· 5420 304 · 8B2· 367 · 0167. 1979 Mustang Gh1a. black· grey, vinyl top Excellent cond1t1on . A C , a.m . f m , cassett VB automatiC $3200 Call after 5 992 - 6843 '76 Chevette_ Hutomatic 2 dr hatchback Good condi · Hay & Grain Northup Kmg corn . alfalfa & grass seed, other farm seeds Call Vaughn Taylor, 446· Ground ear corn S 6 50 per 100 Brmg own conta1ner 1981 Dodge Omm. e111c con . 59 ,000 mtles. new Jadials, stero. 35-40 mpg &3600 6269 Call 614 · 698 · 1980 Ford F1esta . e111c cond . 39.000 mtles Phone 304 · 882 · 2346 WA\ Tr1E (;LlY WHO 1979 T Bird , 48,900 miles_ PS. PO, AC RR defogger, AM -FM stereo tape , new battery, good cond .. exc mach cond, S4,000 00 negot1able Call 304 -896 - FI ~ST OY5- El< FeJ.T' YOU RE. F I:'ARIN TriE WOR"b\ !lui YOUR TA5TE Electra Glide Basket case See Ooc Faw. S1do Hill Rd, Rutland or Call 614 742 · 1980 Kawasaki 1300 shaft dnve. 13.060 m1les Very good cond1t1on Call 614992 -7110 after 6 p .m BB2 · 3416 . r----------------J~----------------1 6-76_·_ 29_1_8__________ 1 MUST BE THE 68 Harly 1981 VW Oresel Rabbtt , 5 spd , ac, stero, 64,000 m1les $4500 Call 614· 1977 Dodge stat1onwagon. low m11eage Phone 304· With MaJor Hoople • Call 446 ·4B03 1982 Honda, 750 Custom Faring, 5,602 mtles 304- 304·675·3308 No Sunday sales 1981 Kawasaki 260 street b1ke low m1leage, S 600 Charlv Fry 2081 !lUD5 ARE 3472 af1er 6 00 . GHEERIN . 1969 Camero 360 , 4 speed, Oh 614 · 742 · m1lea 742 · 2362 Loncoln 304·675· 6819 Set of Remmgton Rifles. modet 141 , caliber 36 32 30 Good cond will not aeli separate Also. several other '76 Toyota Carrolla 2 door hardtop, auto. air cond, am fm cassette. new brakes 81900 304-676 · Bootie. runnmg cond • 6166 aher 4 30 ft cabin trailer. $12.000 Call 6t 4 · 245 · 5032 o• 304 · 675 ·173t Correct Crah &. Skr Su preme. fam1ly sk1 boats New & used, Parkersburg, WV 304·422 ·B433 or 304· 422 2367 . 76 good 304 · 773- 84 4066 SEWING Machtne repairs. aerv1ce Authonzed Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors Fabric Shop. Pomeroy 614· 992·2284. DAY REFRIGERATION SALES - ProfessiOnal serVICe for appliances. heating, cooling and olectnc . Sell and Install Amana , 'Gtbson, Kit· chen Aid Residential, Com mercial, Industrial . 304 676 · 4 8 1 9 614· 388· 8274 D or DAY REFRIGERATION SALES Profeas•onal ser· vtce for appliances, heating, coohng and electric Sell and mstall Amana , Gtbaon. K1t · chen Atd Relidential. Commereta! , IndustriaL : 04 - 676 · 4 8 1 9 614· 3B8 ·B274 85 or General Hauling Need fiOmeth1ng hauled away or something moved1 wo ·ll do i1 Call 446 3 t 59 Auto Parts & Ac.;essoriBs between 9 and 6 James Boys W•ter Servic:e. lz1su notor to fit 1978 Chev) luv truck Phone Call 614· 268· 1 141 or 6t4 · 448 · 1176 or 6t4·448 · 79t 1 JIMS Wooden utility tratler . Datsun truck bed with axel. 2963 . ~ -b 2433 WATER SEAV1CE ~;:/tm Lanier, 304-&76- Truck topper for Datsun or Toyota pocl< up 304·676 · 4204 77 87 Auto Repair E & V Body Shop Custom peinting, A-C welding Gaorgaa 9304. Creek Ad. 448· News (I) Video Jukebox (Z) MOVIE 'The Hangmg Tree CI:l New Treasure Hunt @ ESPN ' a Horae Aacmg Weekly ([) Andy Gnfftth ffi News/Sports / Weather (I) Or Who (fiJ 3 -2·1, Contact g) Star Trek Electrical & Refrigeration Pasquale Electnc Co all phases of electric work, all work guaranteed Aerial truck rental 614 · 446 - D Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP t t 63 Soc Ave • Galllpollt 6 t 4 • 4 46·7833 or814·44e tB33 8 30 4/6/84 6 00 D aJ CIJQ IIJ® &J (l2J 1976 MG Midge1 specoal. See f-IT •) ' •-t ( I Pl ~ ~ ' . l~tings-------------------------------- Evening televi.sion 6 30 OaJ CD NBC News !II MOVIE ' Tender MerCies' (I) RtHaman (J) Mazda Sportslook Cl) Carol Burnett (J) ID (jJ ABC News Iii Cll ® CBS Now• (j) Business Report <ID Working Women 700 II (]) PM M11gazme (]) Here Come the Brtdes CIJ SponsCenter (I) Hogan· a Heroes (I) Entertamment Tontght CD Charlie s Angela 0 (I) Wheel of Fortune (I) CHl MacNeil/ lehrer Newshour 00 News G Ci2l People's Court f:B Jefferson& 7.30 I) (]) Tic Tac Dough CD Inside the USFL ({)Major league Baseball Montreal at Atlanta Cl) G (]) Family Feud C1G Wheel of Fortune U Cit Enterta~nment Tonight fiB One Day at a T1me 8 00 U (])til Master Th e M as ter s reumon wtth an old war buddy turns sour when he s fra med for alle mptad murdel (60 rn1n ) (I) MOVIE. 'Sliver Dream Racer ' aJ MOVIE ·cujo· (]) Timmy and lassie ' Cil ESPN ' a Wide World of Champtonshl'p Skiing CIJ 01 ® Benson Ben son and the staff pl11n a robot s d em1se when 11 recom mend s to the governor that they be f~red !A) !Closed Capt tOned ] D (I) ® Magic of Dav1d Copperfield VI Ma ster mag•clan Dav•d Copperfield at tempts h•s greatest •llus1on to date when ho tnos to lelo'l tate h•mself across th e Grand Conyon (60 mtn ) (]) CID Washington Week/ Rav1ew Paul Duke ts JOined by top Washtngton 1ournal· 1sts analyllng the week s news - ' lilt MOVIE ' SpeedwBY ' Cl) Super Book I]) CD tD Webster A glfl CI.: Best of Groucho CIJ Catltns from Ge orge s past show s ([1 Benny Hill Show 0 (]J MOVIE 'The Ptlot ' (I) MOVIE 'The Pnncess Comes Across ' @l All In the Fam•ly G) (j}l Nightlme fj) Twilight Zone 11 46 (I) MOVIE "Ma111 Dugan Returns' 12 00 C1J Burns & Allen Cil Ntght Tra cks f]J Ntghthne (j- q] MOVIE ' Island of the Burnmg Doomed GJ (j}) Eye on Hollywood al Gunsmoke 12 30 0 ~ CJ) Fnday N•ght Vtdeos (I) Jack Benny Show !II Eve on Hollywood Q) CfZ MUSIC Magaz1ne 1 2 45 (!) Mazda Sparta Look 1 00 ::I.l I Marned Joan (1) Entertamment Tomght li) (1}1 News fl) MOVIE ' Get Down and Boogie 1 1 S (}) MOVIE The French Lieutenant s W oman (]J ESPN 's Speedweek jPREMIE RE) (1Ql MOVIE Return of Count Yorga 1 30 :J) MOVIE 'Stlent Rage (3) love That Bob II! Stilt Search W (]2\ CNN Headline News 1 45 [!) lnsrde the USFL 2 00 1J CZ) News 11) Bachelor Fathftr ffi News/Sign Off 2 1 5 (!) SportsCenter (~ CNN Headline News 2 30 (I) L1fe of Atley (]) PGA Golf Greater Greensboro Open Second Round from Greensboro NC 3 00 (}) 700 Club 3 1 5 (}) Strange Death of Des ert Fo111 The b11arre story o f F1eld Marshal Erwm Rom mel s death IS prf' up and makes a b1g play f or Ge orge (R ) (I) (]}) Wall Street Week EVENING 304·676·4204 $25 Call 614 992 5250 VW Boats and Motors for Sale Chns Craft 36 cru•ser wtth r ' -- - FRIDAY 304 · 676·6462 ask for Jrm ltvely 1974 75 .':, •,• t ~ [ k Sr 1 , 1 r~ n "' ~'- ' ~ 576· 2B97 liOn Call 614·992 5838 992·5866 11 Call anytime 614 · 446 · 80 V 1kmg pop -up camper S1 ,400 78 Gremlin)( 6 cyl , 3 spd, $1.200 76 Datsun 610 stg wagon 4 apd. AC, S650 Or make offer Call 80 Viking pop up camper, $1 ,400 76 Datsun 610 stg wagon, 4 spd , AC. $650 Or make offer Call 614 - ~~"J':J i t /) 7- .-r'>-- ~ \.: '&> ~· - 4637. James l Davtaon , Jr J . A R. Construction Co Water L•nes, Footers, Drains All ktnds of Ditching Call614·379 · 2688 ; Good- 1 Excavattng. bale· menta, footers, driveways, septic: tanks , land•cap~ng . 1976 Honda 750 Hardly ndden, hke new cond .. lots of chrome, very clean. Coli l r;oUr £ ~_, r !HEY SAY FRfD (U "JN IN GrlA M -, FINA LLY ~RAC.Kt D ·J,AVE T1-1E M t VI TAL IN FORM Ar iCN AB OUT W HERE DAD 5 BEI~G rlo D. WO UL D NOT BE IN 1 HI ~ PR EDI CA M E NT I owner $626 it I '-. Appaloosa Horse. 6 yr old geldmg Reg Also 3 sad dles 256 -6413 after 5 p m . ... '" """ ' ... '" "" ' =~- -- Remodeling, 11ding, interior and exterior, textured co•t· ing, simulated brick and stucco . Thermo replacement wmdows 304-875- 83 74 Motorcycles Cell 1 · 614· 682 · 3907 THE .SOOD ii!VIE::O ROLL• ' GET 1977 Corveue T-top, cover. loaded Call 367-0232 81.100 00 304-676 1600 guns 304 773· 5565 304·458· t 566 Open 111 44,000 Coll304 675· 6310 6t4 · 9B5·4367 1977 Camara fair cond Call 1 ----------~1980 Chevy Scotsdale 41114 , 48,000 miles. aux tank , 1982 AMC Spint 6 cyl , short bed. $6 .600 Call auto , a1r, AM -FM, $4,195 446 - 2107 or 61 4·367 1981 2 dr., Chevy Chevetto 0t07 auto, &3,195. 1980 2 dr Ford Fatrmont 4 cyl • auto. 1983 Dodge l.f.. ton, AC . PB, a1r, $2,995 1980 Renault PS. AM -FM stereo exc LeCar 4 spd, atr, sun roof. cond , $8,500 firm Call AM ·FM . S2.495 1979 Ply· 446 0687 between 9 30 mouth Horizon 4 spd ., low 5 00 mileage, 62 , 395 . 1979 Buick Skyhawk 6 cyl .. auto. 76 Dodge 8200 von excel atr, AM-FM tape, $2,495 lent shape . must see, make John's Auto Sales. Bulavitle offer Ca11614-367 -0167 30 in electn c range , $100. gas clothes dryer, $86, 40 m Frig1dare electrtc range, hke new $75 , wr~nger washer $100 Call 614 Sanyo Stareo MuSIC Sys tem Turntable, AM -FM ra dio. 8 track player -recorder Abstens Home Improve· ment Spec1allst. fram1ng. roofing, siding, remodeling, concrete work and will haul gravel, sand or anything call 73 773· 6846 52 CB.TV. Radio Equipment 1983 Ford Ranger, 4spd , 4 cyl , 2 tone , brown & tan , long bed, step bumper Road lights, matching topper For sale or trade $6895 Call 2327 614· 367· 7230 ITS TOO HI RIN HIM DISTURB YOIJ • EASY T CliECH .. 304·B96·3802. Call Call AND YOU MUST BE HAD T FLfJP TiffE/7 OF F LYING 1 MY 1!/fMS TH WHOLE I'IAY. Water Well1. Commerc11l and Oomeii11C. Tolt holes. Pumps Sales and Serv1ce mo1os. 304·676·2295. Goats Call 614 - 367 -7217 type 'N~L '1E Y,OLLDNT LIE ABOUT "ARBIJCriS SC METHINd ABOU1 THAT MAN HA~S E R or 675· 5300 Call 6t4·266·1989 1 975 P1nto. 4 spd • S 500 or bast offer Call 614 - 379 - ATE THE 304 · 676 · 20B8 4660 STEAMER . Water removal. furniture cleanmg, free l!llti- 379· 2B21 OU.i BOARDING HOUSE 0,.-, rtenced roofing. including hot tar applicat•on, carpenter, electrici•n, muon . C1ll 1973 Chevrolet 307 eng me. 1981 Yamaha Vnago excel· lent shape, lots o f ex1ras Jersey cow and calf 64 Call 304·675 · your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN 614 · 367·0157 Phone removal 133t Call 992·646B. 51 Rt 124 cond . 45BO 614 388 9969 Goats-neubran Feny Tree Trimming, stump ... BU T WE COI/I./7 REST I NO 1r ·s HERE A BIT.• IT 5 BEEN NOT AS A LONG, LONG TRIP 1 F !"VE auto, T·top. Call446 · 2360 Rd. 446·47B2. dark AI!>OfifiO •., 379·2726 6t4· 246· 5064 or 614 · 246· 5B15 ofter BPM Hartis Farms & Green Houses, Rt 124, Portland, Oh Now open 10 dusk 71 1978 Chrysler Cordoba, V8, auto • now mes Call pm V1llage Shop 1n Ruland 1n havtng a go•ng out of busmess Sale Everything reduced to cost pnces , someth1ngs under cost Weelcdays 9 30 5 00 Saturdays 9 30 df6 00 Tr ansportation 1976 GMC Dump 366, gas cheater axle, msulated bed. air brakes, $8000 Three aMie equipmont trailer, 51000. 12ton umt truck crane, $4000 614·379·2726 $30 00 3326 Musical Instruments 1976 International road tractor. 903 Cummings. 10 spd . 58000 Con1act 304·675·77t7 af. 1or 6:00PM 1'11100 1 FE ELS DARN' IN MY lifJ5TE <;OOO T'5T RETCH l"M AFRfoiO l HIWEN'T MY LE6S BE EN THINKIN(j OF YOU, ·oAOO Y'' ANNIE .. THE HEU COPTER 15 WIJ!Titla .• HA HA ~ 'IOU'LL RINGLE·s SERVICE upe· Used V30 ditch witch trencher & case 460 loader _ 1 -614-694-7842 or 694- 5006 l • ER •• DIDN'T KNOW CAe.:N 1'<~5 OFF LIMITS, 5 1~ ,. I'VE JU5T COME 1260 614· 3BB · 9991 or 614· 388 · 8623. One year old goat, no horns, 57 Seed corn, tobacco aupp hea, fertlhler. chemicals, fence supplies, Including hHinsel. used farm equipment. Alt1zer Farm Supply, Call256·1557 call 304· 675· 1144 Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels AKC Chow pup ptes , CFA Himalayan, Per s1an and S•amese kittens Call 614 -446 -3844 after 6 2398 or 814 ·446· 2464 New truck fenders & doors Chevy fenders 684 96 . Chevy doors $176. Ford fenders S75 Call 614-266 - Garden seeds, plants, Kennebec seed potatoes S 8 60 Fertilizer, field seeds. Boao Agri-Center, 446 2463. Will pay $10 00 for operat - Call 446 3637 Trucks for Sale 1981 Dodge Ram 0 -60 pickup, uc cond $3800 3 wemed ptgs. delivered Hugh Leifh.:udt, Rt 2. Pome roy, Oh1o Call 614 -992 - Pets for Sale 65 Seed & Fertilizer scotchguard-water ex:tractlon. deodorizer~. FREE eltl· mate1. Rea1onable r11te1 . e;:: •t&<o,l'jtA '"" ~ ~~~~ u 5 P~t &r~ o" 6t4· 246-5193 ltke new stock trailer_ Call 10 " Pollen cham saw S75 Call 614 -256 - 1528 Parakeets, TV stand. queen stzed bedspread 446 3732 M F hay conditioner, 6400., in very good condi tion Call 3B8· 9996 D D· DRISAM . PAINTING · Interior and exterior. plumbing, roofing, some remodeling. 20 yr~ . Stamlesa Steel double amk 7436 after 4 30 One acre trailer space, 3 m1les from B•dwell School 1943 WE BUY USED EQUIP · MENT Cell446 · 1676 YV W WA K E: UP, EAS Y : t' 'fOU'~E HAVING A HUH'! Coil 814 · 387·0409. Bedroom autto complete vamty bench , chest . cha~rs , coffee table Phone 304 614 · 992 7479 H91s 357 mag Mark Ill Trooper Colt chrome 38 spectal Smtth & Wesson 2 m . barroll 38 spectal chrome plated 3 m barrel! Only tnterested calls. 614-256· 2827 - - - - - -- 5908 Case 310 front end loader dozer, S4 ,000 Call 614 - 256 · 1427 9 92 772 1 45 F•rewood cut up slabs $15 p1ckup load Call 614 - 245 - Complete white standard s1zo storm door wtth closer and screen $25 304 - 676· vinyl oldlng. ota<m doon, windows , gunera. roofing and room edditk»n 160 MF woth loader. J.D dozer. Vermeer round baler, 120 MF baler, IH ditc mower, gravity wagons , plows. corn planter. lime spreader Hom• I mprov•menta v••,. feeding 18CC811orie1 To bacco and corn 1prayers. wagont, rotary tillefl, rotary cunera , blade1, cuhlvators, discs, plows, post dflvers, plastic tanh. wood 1plltter1, gates. powerwa1her, tkid steer loader. Wheelhorse With tandom axel And tee us for a complete line of partt & 1ervice. Ford, 9N Ford, 4241H, 801 246 Massey Ferg , 3-BN Workmaster Ford. 60 Ferg • BROTHER - Meroum Roofing llo Spout· & USEO EQUIPMENT ' IT 'S THE L o A5oT "YOU C AN 00 R:>Fl AN OLDER ing. Now in1talling rubber roof1 . 30 eAperience, tpecializfng in built up roof , FARM long trectorl . Vermeer round balere, raket, teddefl, &: mowers al1o a complete line 13 The Dai PLASTERING • Now ond ropolr com'!'lrciol and reol · dantlol. lrN aotlmotot. Call 814·211- 1182. any tlll1r1. Swlah•r lmple· Comic book1, 30•· 878·8420 loca ted 1 mt south of Eureka 12 x60. $ 160 m o , plu s S 100 dep & ref ' s Call 614 643 ·2916 or614 · 643 · 2644 81 II 1 F•rm Equlpm•nt Ml1c Mobtle home for rent Call 446 160 9 or 446 0508 /; IIVI ", I III:~ Ohio 6, 1984 S1•1 VII.I' S by Larry Wright KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® Seigler oil 1tove, Mayu.g wrtnrr we1her. Cell •••· two QllOI 304·812 · 3202 . for Rent 1.11111 S11p pl11... 64 Misc. 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I I r_ DOWN I Up to I I ICENTEDj 4/7/84 EVENING recei\. 8S t hr ee drff eHJnt "> 10 nes of what happ ened (AI (I) MOVIE ' The Black Stalhon Returns iiJ MOVIE On the Waterlront ' Cil MOVIE ' The Banle o f the Commandos· (]) USFL Football B1r mrngham at Jacksonville (]) II) C1:l T J Hooker Hooker and Rom ano out 10 bu s l a teenag e pOinol_l r il ph y rac ket (R ) (6 0 rnm) [Closed Capt •onecl ] D 00 Whil KidS RI Chi e Farley and Carson combme forces to outw11 Avss•an agem s trv•n~ 10 t ake Alico :. ne w boytn end hoslage (6 0 Chefs/San Answerhere A Yesterdays I 2 WIIIO\\ WHAIYOUM 16 H T 6ET IF YOU :>TAN D 100 CLOSE 10 AN I ~R:IIATED DON KE Y Now arrange the CirCled letters to lorm the surprtM answer liS sug gested by the abo ve car1oon r I I X] "[ I XXj" (.4.nswers ""'' narrow \ Jumbles ELEGY DEC AY WISE LY SCORC H Answer What th at f~nt c ky dog was - CHEW SV DAILY C RYI'T O(l liOTE - Ht> lf's ho"' tn \.\-O rk it · A Xl D I R A A X R 1!1 i 0 N G F E I I. 0 W Ont- lf'III'T 'i.lm ph o;,t;~nrls fu r 1n othr r ln 'Ills ~ 11mr l e A 11 rnr l fl p I hrt' t' 1 ~ \; fu1 t If, !\1 11 II " I It '-.1nglr l>•fl o•rs <~ po s tru p lws I he h·n!11 il oud fr r n1 .t r" n n f l h,-. ""'h ;:are ,a ll h1nts F. at h tl a) tlw 'nril' 1t l t r" IJt ' tld'f en•nl ll~('d CRY PTOQ\ OTES PW 0 AR Z M DPNQ J . F.BQ F Q P .I l l ' . l l l l/Z D B 1.1 !) I l/ \I ll li Q I· M I I M ll .I A D B Q QNQf"O. H 7 li .I R M I V MKQJ W I'QHIQKMZ Yesterday ·, Cryploquot<> I~ 01\LlEH I 'OR l"llll TO GET YOUR TWO CE NTS 1!'0, 11 L·os rs TWLNTY I LN rs TO MAIL IT - BERNARD M E LTZE H �Page 14--The Daily Sentinel I Democrats attack President's views on several issues PfiTSBURGH !API - DE>mocratlc presidential rivals pick up their nomination struggle today after a debate in which they largely Ignored Parh other and instead directed their criticisms at Presl· dent Reagan on arms control. human rights and ethi cs in government . "This p!<'sident frightens me to death" when it comes to nuclear weapons, Sen . Gary Ha1~ declared Thursday night in one of the sharpest jabs either he, Walter Mondaie or the Rev . .Jesse Jackson thff'w a I Reagan in a deba I e fiVl' days before tht• PPnnsylv ania primary . Mondale. who has sa id a "s l<'<lll' factor" taints the administration, declared, " Every day anotht•r rotten apple fal ls from the trre in Washington anrt thC' pr'Psidf'nl is Hart won a narrow victory in a non·binding presidential primary therp on Tuesday, but Republicans were pi'rmltted to vote. Only DE>mocrats will be allow<'CI to attend ca ucuSf's. Market lamb, pig sale set April20 Thl' di'bate produced OC('aslonal barbs among thP DE>mocrats, such as wh<'n Mondale referred to Hart 's Senat<' vote against a federal bailout for the Chrysler Corp., and Hart declarl'd that the administration of Jimmy Carter ''was not as efficient as it ought to be." Mondaleservedas Carter's viCP president. But that was tame comparro to rt"l'ent debates in which Mondale and Hart have gone after one The seventh Southern Ohio Lamb and Pig Sale will be held at 7 p.m . April 20 at the Ga llia County .Junior Highs and lows since the Prme Lending Rille reached a reoord 21 .5 percent in Dec 1980 anot hf'r in sharp, sometimes bitter terms. and Jackson has sought to as rdf'IT'C' . He said R<'agan s standard for govPrnment senrirt• apJ.Xlrf'n tly is, "You can stay in govprnm('nf, you can be attonw.v general, if ~~ou hawn 't tx>en indicted and convict<'CI Teenagers treated for minor injuries ofsomethin~ ." rt'leased at Chimed in Jackson, " HP i;; taking from the poor and giving to I ht' rich" with his <'Conomic polk·; . .Jackson sa id tht• Unt<'<l Statrs should pursue· a ··pi'aee policv" and not a ·'war policy ." Jlospital for minorinjulies following a Thursday afternoon accident on primary. all th rr'f' men arrang('(l appcaranrf's toda.' · in Wi sconsin . 'I\vo ltX>n ·agf'rs werf' trPa ted a nd Veterans Memorial Trea ted for multiple laeerations and rontusions wa~ Corbbet 1::. Ratliff, 1,, Middlepo11 and for scalp L'ut.s and multiplE' rontusions, John Haw ii')', 16, Mason. Both were tra nspo!'led tu VMH b;· priva te ,·r hirle. The C:allio Meigs Post of the Ohio Hi ghwa\· Patrol cited Ratliff 111th D\\11 and no operator's li tYnSC'. Rn tliff "'aS t mvcl ing easT on Storvs Ru n Road in his pickup truck. whf'n thf' V<'hi cle W<'nt ofr the road an d struck h{~' "'.- Saturdav to !)('gin >;Cil'Ct ing 7X dCcicii' Ill . a trE'C'. The vehic le had cb m age in the 1:55 p .m . Special probe sought at Lucasville Prison IPt' c al led fur a spec ial investigation su~· ing the:v W('fP not con\"incf'd that l hP usP of such force was jusli fiNl. He said he harl noPstima te ofwhat 1hP cost would hP . F:arlif'r. Gtimsho.w s.ai d he would h('('(l lh(·committN'' s rerommPnda 1Jon and namP T homas Beal, a a.fler said 'Thursday hC' wa s not su n• formC'r when' he can find thP statp mom•:.- . 1or, 1o hrad 1hP in vestigat ion. but added. "Onl' wav or I ht• otll<'l', it will have to go through rh1· Cont rolling Board 11\'hich can transfer and allocat(' fund ~ f.·· indh·iclual thP\ r('('(lmmcnd, I will pt •nni1 , but wPllon' t ha\·r themonry Lynn Grimshaw, Scimo Co unt~ proSC<.'utor . said hi s office lacks tilt> money and ff'f'I S a SptXi al prosN 'u tor and grand jury " ·ould bf• " a wast€' of t ime.· · At i ssue is 1h(· FPb. ~ drath of inmatc- .Jimm _\· HJynt's, who, aftt>t becoming violrnt. \\ ' <.JS sulxJuf'd after a seufflr with guard s. On!' steppPC( on his nf'Ck whilt> ht• v.·as in l,g Irons and handl'uffs. c au s in ~ ,, fa tal injury. aut horiti f'S said . McLin and others on thP rorn mil - Weather forecast Partia l clraring lrmight l .ow n(·ar :t1. WC'stprJ~ · wind!' 10 mph or IPss. Saturda_\·, most[~ · sunny'. lligh n('ar 5J. ChanC'f• nt pr(...cipi tation HI perC'E'nl tonight and nPar D'rn pi'reent Saturda\ . Exwnded Ohio F'on.~·a.,t Sunday throu~:h 1'111-.day: Chonce of rain ea<• h day. Hlgl" in the mld40s to lht' mid-50s. Lows in the 30s Sunday and in the mid-:ak to themld40sMondayandT•wsday . Market rt>port Ohln \ "u..ll••l l.i\~ •..Cr w · k \fark•>t l~• pt1rt ( 11 .\ hn ·h :ll . IAA-t Trrnrb. \ "t•rli r · al l."f'~ ~l• ·, u h I•HI"I ,., ,Ill• • ~(('Ci d ~ ·; ('OW<, $) :1111 1• -~! 'Il l h ll.-11"1 FN"':If'f Stf'f ' l"~ ( ; 1"..-1 . md Chun r _"."14 111 , WU l b.~ ~ 1-t>h .. U IIn ltl lt tl ~ '•"\ '~II ~ 10 \too-JIW I I h~ S.l -112 :.11: iOI In tl/11 11-,.., '"d 1, ] '•0. 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H . , -, rnm·r ~ . md r ui!Prs ." \i rlown Vr•a l Cal vi ~ 1 n r 111·1• .uul IJ I"Irfll · ·.'X k"l mf'd Iu m ill d r '""" Bahy L 1l v••s IJ\" rhr• 111-.Jd ¥ 17"11 Sprlngror Call if' :l:../). 4/fl Cows ,tnd C tln•o; ("ornhln;lllon !H!'o di•V..n Top Hngs 2Hi to W I lb-. · l"t~l!i 71 Roars .nl lhs . a nd up ~ .11 Sow~ 400 lhs and up olfi. . ,~ Pi,li!S hy lhfo /·!Pad -.1 2 down Sprdal Sa Irs : Sail' Tlmf' H p.m ,\prll J(l, 1 ~11(4 and April 24. 1~ - SprinRf't" f'o1w~. Srod:o•r Catllc lf'('('d(>rL \nws ;tnrl Cal\·, .., Call i• · will /)(' l'f'('f'lvf'd at thfo y<~ rd frnm -; ."loll " m ."1 ." li) p m . on d;t_v of salfo All n m ~ i grmtr-rt t~ an• Wf'lcomr Sollee First Union National Bank PRIME RATE UP- Major hanks raised their prime interest rate to 12 percent Thursday. Chart indicates the highs and lows since the prime rate peaked at 21.5 percent In December 1980. (AP Laserphoto Chart ). producers in the region. Lambs are to weigh between 35 and 70 pounds pigs between 40 and 90 pounds. Auctioneering services will be provided . F'or more Information, contact .Jim Clay. animal science extension specialist at the Jackson Agricultu· r al R<'search Center, at 286-2177; Tom Baim<'r, chairman of the Southern Ohio Lamb and Pig Committee, at &43·2196; or Ponney C isco , committee secretary treasurer, at 682-6625. Fairgrounds. Members of 4·H and FFA clubs from Gallia, Law!<'nce, Jackson, Pil<c, Scioto, Meigs, Athens, Vinton and Hocking coun ties will be able to bid on top.qualily animals that haw tx>en pre-selected on the farm prior to the sale. Lambs and pigs will be available after 4 p.m . April21. Approxima tely 5.'i lambs and 35 pigs, representing various breeds, will be ronsign<'CI by lradin~ , - - - - - - - - - - - - Veterans Memorial Admitted .. Francis Roush, Ma· son, W. Va.; Roy BPtzing, Pomeroy . Discharged ·-Charles Whaley, An· drew L emley, N iccy Bass. Prime rate goes up at some banks Storys Hun Road \.Vf's t of Ohio 7. Votf'rs in I ha t st a IP hn ld cclurusf'S on CO LLMRt 'S, Ohio 1AP1 - The State Cont rolling Board wlil OC' asked to fund a specia I probe int o th<• death of a prb;onf'r at thP Southrrn OhioCort«'tional FJci lit\· a t l.uc Jsville, says fl.l'p. ('.J. McLin, D·Dayton . McLin, chailman of 1hP Lf'gisb · turP's prison inspr•c t iu n Lomm i ll('~~. Pomeroy: Rebecca, NashvUie, T enn., and Tracy of Melbourne Beach; two grandchildren, Stacy Ann and DE>rek Mitchell Warden; Pomeroy: a brother, Dale McGraw, Racin~ five sisters, Ruth Kldd, E l iza~. W . Va .; Ruby Kiesling, Gallipolis; Opal Richards, Rey· noldsburg: A valee Hanshaw, Parkersburg, and Gaye Smith, Racine. Services were held April 3 at the Brownlie and Mazwell Funeral Chapter In M elbourne. Charles R. McGraw, Melbourne Beach, Fla , former resident of Meigs and Gailla Counties, died unexpectedly on March 30. Mr. McGraw was born Sept. 18, 1935, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ottle McGraw. He was also preceded in death by three brothers. Surviving arc his wife. Sheila, Melbourne Beach: thrcedaughters, Belinda (Bunni I McGraw Warden . Prime Lending Rate eonvenllon delegates. CICI Area death Charles R. MrGraw looking somev•.:hf'rc ('!Sf'.· · And it was Jackson w ho talkf'd first about human rights. dec-lanng tha t change 1n the Philippines is inevitable and thP United Stat<•s "ought to be on tht• r ight sidP of history" by bPin~ tougher with President Ferdinand Marcos. Evl'n thoug-h PPnns~ ' l\·ania has 172 delegates at stake in next w"' k 's Friday, April 6, \984 Pom,eroy-Middleport, Ohio !·~rank.lin Count ~· prosecu- "As I sta ted last w('('k, anv down hl'n' to IJ':l.Y for 1hr ind iv idual .'' Crimsh;.l\\' s<.~ id . RPal, :w. sa id he wilt 3ccept lhl' appoint mcnt as special prosC'Cutor if thl' joh is otfpre'CJ to him and lite r nmfM ·nsa tio n issuf' is rrsolvf"CC. < ;rimshaw sa id he didn 't Sflf' thr n('('(] for a special investigation b('Caust• the Stat e Highwa\'· Parrol co nductf'd ·'a Vl'n,.: thorough imT•stiga tion . ··. "11H•_\ ! ttll' pa t rot) intrn· iP\\-'ed 25 inma IPs, 12conE'<'t iona l offirers and t lun • nUIO<'s. I think. All I did was P\'aluat l'. and 1 don' t think thl'n' is an_v criminal liability on anyonr's pal'l ." thP prOSPCUIOr sa id Enwrgt•nry run~ ·I\\·o ca lls wPr<' answer<'<l b)· loca l 111urscla.v . thP Meigs Count\ F:nwrgl'lll'V Mr'Clka l Sr•rviccs n"'· ports. At~ : ·IO;un , Middleport went to 1291'1 \1111 St. for Mac• Lightfoot. tak1·n to \ 'et Pr ans i'¥1Pmor ial Hos pi · tat : .11 X:."~ r.m., Pomf'ro~· \\'f'nt to : t:>~ Mt'Chanic St. for Bob PPtrle, takPn In VP!Prans Memoria l. uni1 ~ COLUM BUS. Ohio tAP I - Exec· ut iws at major Ohio banks say the jump in thPprime lending rate from 11.5 pi'rcent to 12 percent might slow the rapidly growing demand for loans but will not choke it off. For the second time in three wPPks, Am eriTrust Corp.; Bane One Corp.; Huntington National Ba nk: BancOhio and Cenlral Na· tiona! Bank of Cleveland boosted the base ra te to 12 percent follow ing the lead of banks in Chicago, New York and Pittsburgh . "We might have had enough of an incrrase in the rate to slow the demand for credit down. I don't look for it to put a crunch 10n 1 or slow anythi ng down quickly," said Don Stuhidreher, Huntington executive vice president . The prime rate, the haSP upon which banks comput e inteff'St charges on short ·term business loans, is at Its highest level since October 1982. The record 21.5 pi'rcent was set in December 1gj{l. Stuhldreher said he does not rxpecl another round of increases. Meigs County happenings ... Upen door session set A representative from the office of Congressm an Clarence Miller will conduct an open doo r session from 10 a.m . to 12 noon Wedn=lay at the courthouS(' in Pomeroy. Anyone having questions concerning the fPdPra i government is as k<'CI to stop by and diseuss thPm with the representative. 169 runs in March All units of lhe Meigs County Emergmcy Medical Services made a total of 169 runs transporting B7 pa tients during M arch, Bob Byer, sPrvicPs administrator, l"Pports. tJnits transported 89 of the 137 patient s to Vet<'ra ns Memorial Hospital: 26 to Holzer M<'Ciiral Center; four to Pleasant Valley Hospital and 16 to other hospitals. Runs made by the communit y units during March inducted PomP· roy, 49: Racin<•, 3<1; S;TacUS(', 9: Rutland, 19: Tuppi'rs P lains, 2'2, a,,rl M iddlepor1 . .16. All Sf'tviC'f's vl'hir lf'S travPitxl 6632.5 mill'S rluring the month, an aver agp fo 29.6 mi les per ralls. f..orrt'('tion An obi tu ar:--· in thr Monda~~ edit ion ofThf' Sf>nt in('l f'rmnrou ~ ly gavP thr nomr as .Jessica Kaf' Colt1ill. 11 should havf' rPacl .)('ssica RaP Cottrill . Clarifiration The Charles Ba ilf'V fi nt"CC in lllP court of PomPr o;· Ma;·or Richard Seyler on v iolat ion of th<' leash law is a rPsidcnt of Laurel St .. Pomeroy, anrl is not ChariPs P Ra iiP), :\'i l ~l F'la t\V()()(\s Rom!, Pnmf · ro~ . Cable tv on agenda A ~>•present a tiv e from Angel Communica tions will be on hand to discuss a ca ble tele\ision system for Racine when Racine Village Coun· cil meets at 7p.m. Monday at v illage hail. Also on thP agend a is the third and final reading of an ord inance providing pi'na lty for res idents who fail to cut grass and clean up litter. "We'v<' Sf'E'n two quick adjust ments. I would c_xprc t that we might ""' the ra te sta bilized here for the forese<'able fu tuff'," h<' said. " We've had a substantial rise in all the short term ra tes. It 's been a combination ot lhe demand for Ciroll and the inability of the government to come to grips with the deficit ." Tom lgoe, Bank One smior v ice president, said the boos I was unlikely to have a serious impact on OOrrowing. SENTR~ Hardware Ifyou think being a Christian is inconvenient today, just look back 1500 years. I I vo•u "••· 11'~ o l y lJ > on ..l~ U 1 ~ Uont' di ><J '11m m 1lmPil ! thai 1..- onll .1 I hr1 .\ !ld ll ~· •om·umn rn~u o rn the Ep111o;u p.~.l C h ur( h on,·,rrs ) ••u .uJJ 10 111 u! on Lht ~~onr..hop ,,nd lr JJ, '"' ;ho ("! .,f )•' ''" Ch 1 ' ' ' Thll' Epi.-::op•l Chu rc h !tt '"'"''" Moderatt> damages T v>o vehic les reeeived moderate damages and a driver was cited to mayor's court on two charges as the result of an accident ln Middleport Thursda y evening. Police said a car driven by Terry E. Johnson, Pomeroy, struck lite side of a truck driven by Judith Crooks, Middleport, w ho was back · ing from her garage at an ailey between Broadway and Hig-h Sts . There were no lnju ries. Johnson was ell ed on charges offailing I o havr his vf'hicle undf'r ront m l and exrf'Ssivf' Elt111t•at• tgnlt19n tune·ups ...... I The -Atom Elocln:lnlc lgntllorr .,.. _ _ tly palnto ond WE RENT FORMAL WEAR FOR MEN BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT ,.,.lacM """*'-· --up Ftto oil lrltiP a sm.-. r.........n. S.Oro, Lowt~·loy ond Kohler to ln<fudtnv 5 H.f-. lawnmow•rt. tillers, 1nowthrower~ , more . Solid •tote . Eo•y to ln•tall. (202)(1.1 I C-5C)/(:102A )(MI C·7C) speed. Ohio lottery winner CLEVELAND t API The winning number drawn Th ursday nig ht in the Ohio Lott ery's daily game, "The Number," was 86.'i. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday throug h Friday, the win· ning number was 1.317. The totter;· reported ea rnings or $&14.427 from wagering on " The '.lumber ." 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