https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/17d2ce76235cfb620597779f98a6bf82.pdf 54ba84f9ca942d4a0aab2a2d185944be PDF Text Text 14-l'he Daily Sentinel Middleport, Ohio Thu~~April 2J, 1983 . Carolyn·Jeffers becomes 13 gallon donor Carolyn Jeffers, Pomeroy, was a 13 gallon donor at Wednesday's bloodmobile vl<it at the Senior Clt!zel\s Center. One hundred and thirty-two unit s of blood were recevied. In all. 107 r!!\)lacements were made. Henry Bahr was an eight gallon donor. Sarah Fowler. seven gallon, Dennis GUmore. two gallon and BUly J. Parsons and Debra Mora one gallon donors. There were 20 first time donors. Dr. Wilma Mansfield and Dr. James Witherell were the at tending physicians. Nurses a';Sisting were Ferndora Story, Jackie Fro:;t and Beulah Ward. In charge of the canteen was Preceptor Beta Beta Sorority with Mrs. Ruby Baer serving as chair· man. Chairs were placed by RSVP employes. Clerical workers included Mary !\ease, Jean Nease. Emma K. Clatworthy , Virginia Buchanan, Peggy Harris. Mary Morrow, Angela Seller. Opal Diddle, Alice Wolfe. Noreen Ondnsko, Marcia Elliott. Joyce Hoback, Mace! Barton. Maidia Mora. Vernon Nease, Lula Hampton and William Hoback. RSVP senior citizens assisting were Thelma Dill , Philomena Foll rod, Marion Ebersbach, Myrt le ·Sisson, Jess ie Curtis, Mildred Frye, Clara Burris, and Bernadine Meier. Donat ions were made by Quality Print Shop, The Daily Sentinel, The Athens Messenger; The Valley Shopper, WMPO Radio. Senior Citizens Program, and Veterans Memorial Hospital. Donors from Po!TK'rQ', Wf'n' Gme Hauda· sJw>11. BonnM> Arnold. JJrenni> J . G!ltnorl>. Waller Cw ch. Mary· S~t1'1Yr . M&x1M Hefl,t'f", VIrgil F. Taylor, R.oitleY G, (llpva lkl', f'h:.•JW. M ~artr; . Lynn Slater. Coonie Hy!lf'll. HPien Blaclulon, Wyan rhadwf'l1. Mary K . Spt>r\('f'r,.Bil.ly J .Spena!r, l...a.!J s B. \ 'auf{han, Tf.'ny Gartlner. Leo L. Vau¢lan . Hom."!!' D. Smith. Hardd Brtnka'. Ma r,0:/11!'1 Y. HarrUi , Robrr1 W. V•ughan . Pa • ~· .J Rartm,("..ont:m F"rK!Prk'k Rayburn. .Janr• A. Han·ls. Ek'anor F'aulktlrr, Homer Baxll'r. t'ranklln H. Caslo. Paul A. RD. ..lcseph c Hall. Donald A May, William W. R.adlord . Donna L Ev an~ . lJl>t;lre J. Mora. Opal M. CI'U('S('f, Sharon K. Pran , Vtr~ K. Wlnd'Jn. G<.uf11'l')' A. Wll'iOO. Dorolhy J. OllvM" , Carolyn A . Jeffers, James E. Wlthfl{f>ll .. Joyoo M GI'O"('f. Rhonda Davis , T'lr· h~• · f~ I UI'""'f . W lll1atTik Quickl"l. Gloria 11 i~.X> . n. t; !'('£ Hlnf'!o. llowt~rd P. LogiM'l , Jacqu1•llnl' D BnC'kWol;, .Jodelfla H)'if'll. Manwrr~ L Kmllf.~ . Mary .~rdf!n. Allen Harri~. ( ri.>rt~ld Rou~hl . and Grotj;'(' Na.~ h. J)Ooon; from Mlo.1lep01:1 ll.lel'f' .Joan Edwt~nh. Troy Harrl ~ .. lr. c; . ruwards. l Cecrltl' L. Pmrlc la K . t...oaa.n, JuUa Qua lls. Cllarles F .JoiVl§Otl , Unda L Hall')', Joyce Barton, F:dw11td L. Dar1k>ls. LralyCha.'ltft'fl. Donald 1.. Stivers, E dward W. Durst, saran .J . f'ow)cr, C lorla .J . Pl!avlcy, Oelra J. Ractne, Ttny wu.u.ns, -re.6e Woue. awy J . PaJ"SCQ;, Mkillltt Brown. Jtm JQzer. C*ey K.Jitrr. Dcral:hy P.-.-. wmt.a K.. Hill. Meigs teams see P.lenty of action PhylUI Edwan:ll, Cai'06r BIMh. MarUn Bush, Dlrot~ Sayrt'. Maiprec A. Jotnon. Fonda G. Rapp. Paul Matr and Dona&d &ah. ' Fnlm Sbadt, Mn. AvkrBalley, Syracuae OOMn.. DllvkJLa~ Lura~. Mlltm Roush. Doma J. Alelhlre-. vtrpl.la. O.vis, Kim Morrow, Earl 0 . PlekeiU. Kathy D. Fry, Michael Swtw!r. and Willl'. -n J . H alley; MJ.nerSvWe. Deborah D. Brown. Mary L. Vcu, and C'l.aence D. Mtlntyrr, l.orw &ttom, H~ RiPbt!l, Mary E. Newell. John L Newril , Elrne- NfoftU, Linde Edward~ , Or1l Smith, R1.11h Karr, Henry E. Bahr, Susan E . Pigotl, Jim U:Jub, l nzy Newt'll, and Hobart Newell: Bl~U. MaJli • · K. St>arls: Rurlanct. Julta Napper . Lena 1 · ', Napper , Kelly Brown. ClfotWl Harder. M acy DavktsOn, and Donna De.vklllal. From Rel!rclrv1lle, Rlcflard S. BaMon, Deborah Sanmn. M&Cf'l Barton . Jom C Riel', Grant Allen Smltl\. and Paul Roush. F"rom Cbestn, Betty Hawk. Julia CUrtis , LarryCW111,Clarena!C. Wolfe', l..an.pVUJe. Karen S. Oark. ANa Clark. Ellis E . Myen. ~ Brown; Tuppers Plains. Jeraldlnc WE HAVE A .LARGE SELECTION OF FINE SPRING .AND SUMMER ,, WEARING APPAREL FOR · MEN & WOMEN . Can:k'r. Richard R.achb.lrn. F'Tf'd Hanel. Judl!h Huntl'f'. Wilma A . Mansrll>kt fiU'!'I earth. Th~ ARIA provided telemetry data for the first phase of the IUS rocket firing . Range. The ARJAs are highly-modified The plane staging from Wright· C-135 jet aircraft first used in 1968 to Patterson provided telemetry data support the Apollo launches. Each on separa tion of the boosters to has~ large bulbous nose- a lO.foot verify and ana lyze the ir recovery radome housing the world's largest system . airborne steerable antenna. The The Pacific contingent supported antenna Itself. Is a seven-foot dish the insertion of a NASA l)'<~.cklng used for telemetry and voice and Data Relay Satellit e (TORS) reception . iilto geosync hronous orbit. The 1n addition to the "droop snoqJ" TORS was carried aloft In Chal· nose, the ARIA - officially desigIenge r 's cargo bay. During the eighth orbit , about !O nated . the EC- 1 3.~ -, has a probe antenna on each wing Up used for hours after l;1unch and 150 nautical miles above the African contineni, · high frequency radio transmission the satellite "sprang" from Chal· and reception. ·Additionally.' a high frequency trailing wire antenna Is Ienger's cargo bay. Some 50 minuts later, after • mounted on the bottom of the allowi ng Challenger tirne to rna· fu selage. nC'uver out of its way, an inerti al I!tternal modlflcqtlons Include upper-stage rocket bo<Jsler . was sophlstlcated ,, . slat\"of·lhe·art tn. ignit ed to lift the .sa tellite Into Its strumeinatlon systems and faclll· perma nE-nt geosynchronous orbil ties for eight additional crew 20,1XKl nauti cal miles above t he members who operate the elec- . Wright -Patterson to support the launch along the Eastern Test native w as one of some~ m embers of the Aeronautical Systems Div:· islon's 4950th Test Wing here who played an Important role In 1hal historic event. Staff Sergeant Herbert M. Mcintyre. son of Herbert an~, Cia ra Mcintyre, Okeechobee, F'la .. was a recorder/ timer operator aboard an Advanced Range Instmmentalion Aircraft tARIA.J providing telemetry data In support of' the mission. The 1974 graduate of Meigs High School Is a veteran of eight years Air Force service and has logged 1,500 hours Dying lime . Four ARIAs supported the Chal· le~er mission. ac•·ording to· Capt. -·cra ig, D. . Harding, chief of the Wing' s . ARIA Control Bra nch. Three aircraft deployed to the• Pacillc area and one staged from e Voi.32 ,No.5 Cop.,.righted 198:3 ' We ha ve bca tltiful And cr>cn ' windows in th e slyk. size anu colo r you wa nl. We have cascmenl . doubl e- h ung. aw ning and glid ing windows . llay. box bay and bow windows. Kii chen windows. Util ity windows. And gliu ing patio <lours. ln !! ulutina~. No-FauH Deni m~ Stretch Denims and Maxi Blues. Levi and Wrangler in Misses Sizes. Lord Isaacs am Wrangler in Extra Sizes. Reg. $21.00 to $39.00. ,. ., Poly/Cotton Bleoos. Plissee and Nylons. S~es 32 to 48. Wrangler quality in 100% polyester and poly/ cotton blends. $11.50 .... .. .... ......................... SALE $9.19 Pastel colors, belted styles. pleated styles and Flex-fit stretch EG. $15 .00 .... ......... ................... . SALE $11.99 styles Misses sizes 6 to 20. EG. $18.00_,. .... ............................ SALE $14.39 1-·--·------------~ UG. $20.00 .................... ..... ...... .... SALE $15. SPRING JACKET SALE wo od r.:orc ligh~y I I I ~EG. $9.95·............... ....... ......................... SALE $7.75 REG. $18.95 .. ...... ......................... ........ .. SAL£ $14.75 REG. $22.95 .... .... .... .... ..... ...... .. ............ .. SAL£ $17.85 REG. $29.95 ...... ........ ..... .. .................... .. SAL£ $23.35 ~;~, Come home to quality. Come home to Andersen.· Reg. $11.00 REG. $14.00 REG. $19.00 REG..$23.00 30°/o OFF AL~ ANDERSEN WINDOWS IN STOCK \ 25°/o OFF Atl SPECIAL .ORDER WINDOWS 3~0 ANDERSEN WINDOWS IN STOCK! \ . I ANDE~SEN WINDOW REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE\(>N HAND TO HELP IN SELECTION \ PRICES GOOD SATURDAY I APRIL 23 ONLY O'DELL7Na-v«~M VIne ltr••t et thlnt AYenye Ooen Deily ,7130 A.M. \ , • • PAIIIKINO S ,M. fd... y UNIFORM SALE Pant Surt~ Dresses. Separate Skirts, Pants and Lab Cllats. 100% Polyesters and Poly/ Cotton Blends. Misses sizes 4-20 and flail sizes .14 1h to 26\ol. REG. $12.00 .... .. ....................................... SALE $9.59 REG. $18.00 .............................. .. ..... :..... SALE $14.39 - ·---·-----·- ,- ·-----·--·-·-1 :EG.EG. $23.00 .. ................ $18.39 $29.00 .......................... .. ................. .. ........... ........ .. SALE SALE $23.19 CHILDREN'S JACKET SALE Large group of quality sportswear including Lee denim jeans and jeans skirts. walking shorts and regular shorts. elastic wa isl'puH-on pants. pleated front pants and dress jeans. Knit tops, dressy blouses and,spring blazers. Petite sizes S. M. Land 6/3 to 14/ 11. J \ OVER lined and unlined jackets in sizes 8 to 18. New spring PRE-TEEN ·sPORTSWEAR Charming And ersen bay and bow windo ws can provide focus for a remodeled room . If your space is limit ed . consider an Anderse n box bay- it ca n take up as lilli e as )0" of w<il h pa ce. \. WOMEN'S colors. t We give you beautiful ideas. \ UG. $23.00 ................................... SALE $18. REG. $26.00 ........ ..... ...................... SALE $20. REG. $28.00 ........................... ........'SALE $22. BOYS' tow -nwinll.'f1H11CC DRESS SLACKS IKI:<~ . '' rigid vinyl c.'dcrior LADIES' 1""'"'· $9.00 ..... .. ........ ... ................. . SAL~ $7.19 ' ~·~ CHAIR SIZES 60x70 and 70x90 SOFA SIZES 120x70 and 140170 Plaids, Solids and Prints Reg. $7.99 ...............,......................... ....... Sale $6.39 Reg. $11.99 .......... .. .. ............................. Sale $9.59 Reg. $15.49 ............ .. .............................. Sale $12.39 Re~ S2? 4q ............................................ Sale $17.99 NEW SUMMER SlYLES AND COLORS Andersen windows arc s nug and energy-effici ent with double-pane · in sulating glass (tripl e-glazi ng op ti o nal) , insul ating wood core and full weathers! ripping. A tough vinyl cx lcri or vir tually elimina tes upkeep . \\ $1679To $3119 FURNITURE . THROWS LADIES' PAJAMAS We give you quality. I MIDDLEPORT SALE .. We give you selection. Bohr Clothiers JEANS·SALE . WINDOW HEADQUARfERS. .. ........ .......... ................. SALE $8.79 .............................. ...... SALE Sll.19 .. .................................. SALE $15.19 .................................... SALE $18.39 MEN'S DRESS SLACKS REG. $9.00 .............. ..... . . .............. SALE $7.19 REG. $12.00 ........ .... ......................... SALE $9.59 REG. $18.00 .................................. :SALE $14.39 SALE MEN'S SPRING JACKETS REG. $14.95 ....................... ..................... SAL£ $10.45 =G. $17.95 .. :...................... .................. SALE $12.55 G. $24.95 .................................... ....... SAlE ·$17.45 REG. $34.95 ......... ................... ............... SALE $24.45 New selection in fashion styles. Solid caor.; and neat patterns. Waist sizes 30 to 42. Extra sizes 44 to 50. .. ................. . . .......... SALE ................. .. ... ..................SAL£ .................. ... ..... ,... SAlE ...... ... .. ,......... .............. .... SALE .. ........ ........ ..... . .............. SALE Little boys' and girls' lined and unlined jackets. Complete range of children 's sizes. • · Fashion and bas1c styles in unlined and lightly lined jackets Ideal lor spnng and summer wear. Solid colors and color combinations. Sizes S thru XXL SALE REG. $14.95 REG. $18.95 REG. $24.95 REG. $29.95 REG. $34.95 $1180 $14:90 $19.70 $2160 $27.60 .DANS KIN 'LEOTARDS S~ial group of Danskin Prolessional·weigt1t leotards. Short and long sleeved styles in ~ze5 Petite thru X-large. Black, wine. navy or brown. WHUTHEY LAST % Price LUMBER . Nteht fllloOO f614) .,.._127• and vegetable prices accounted for almost the entire food price gain of 0.6 petcent, which matched the · 'increase of last June. Since then, food prices had posted small gains - or none at au. 1'oday's report said that, " in particular. fresh vegetable prices rose sharply, reflecting reduced supplies caused by the rain storrns ill California and Florida." Economists expect fru it and vegetable prices to rise even mori> sharply in the months allead. partly as a result. of this week's severe frost in the South and partly because of the lingering e!!ects of wet weather in CfOR' rich areas of the count ry . , . . , however. food prices overall Fort he last J2months That will be the.smallest in Dation adjustment since have risen only 2:8 percent . . 1975, when automatic yearly Increases were tied to Energy prices contlr\ed 10 fall last monlh .. the Consumer Price ln.dex. The benefit increase was · G!iSOllne prices fell a full 1 percent and stood at an 7.4 percent laSt year a,nd 11.2 percent in 1!*11. average level .17.4 percent below their peak of two ·'The new·adjustment will translate iitto an average years ago. increase of $14 for a single retired worker and $24 for Fuel au prices were down a r~ord 5.2 percent , the a retired husband and w'!fe who bolh recelve.beneflts. fourth straight monthly decline. The department said a 4.4 percen t Increase In fruit Restrainng.order issued in teacher non-renewal case A temporary restraining order and an injunction enjoining school administrators of the Eastern Local School District from ·making a non-renewal recommendat ion on the reemployment of Rita Llncl· come, a teacher. was issued Thursday In · the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Lincicome !lied the court action against Richard L. Roberts, ! uper· lntendent. David Janson , principal of Eastern High School, and ·the Eastern Local Board of Educa tion. She charges she has taught In the distr1ct since 1975. the 11,\St three years on a limited leaching con- JACKSON- The city of Jackson may be generating its own electrtc· ity at <1 $96 million hydroelectric plant at the Belleville Locks and Dam on the Ohio Riv~r at Reedsville. According to reports, construe· lion of the plant could begin as early as next year . but Is contingent on federal government approvaL Jackson officials Wednesday !lied an application to build a 42-megawatt generating'plant with the Federal E nergy Regu latory Commission. In filing the appllca· tlon. lt lsreportedJaeksonbypassed ,, ·, 1 Sect•on , I 2 Pag es 10 Cenh A Mult imedia Inc Newspaper .. a preliminary permit stage which normally takes two years. It Is estimated that Jackson has a 50-00 chance of appUcatlon approval. The generating unit would be able to produce Yutd sell power for 4.8 cents per kilpwatt hour. the pri!Y that Jackson Is now paying for wholesale eiebric lty but the .plant would enable \he city to mainta in low rates because water costs are always the It Ls reported .. According to \reports, the $96 million plant WI/Uid be funded through revenue bonds that would be paid off in 35 years from plart pronts. · same, Natural gas prices rose 1.5 percent. In the last 15 months, those prices have soared nearly 30 pe1·cent. Analysts generally atttibutP the gains to congres· sionai decontrol of ne"'-gas costs. The modest Increase In the overall inflation index, · following live months of little or no galn. bolstPrro economists' precllctlons that the 1983 inflation rat~ would be as small as - or even lower than - last year 's 3.9 percent. The bright Inflation news has been widely attributed to the serious recession, which th~ economy Ls only now pulling out of. and theworldwick' oil glut. For the last 12 months, consumer prices OVPra ll have risen 3.6 percent. If last month 's 0.1 percent Increase held steady for 12 straight months, the yearly advance would be Ui Pl'rcent. The annua l ra te rep01ied by tile depm1menl is based on a more precise calculation of monthly prices than the figure made public. · Consumer p'Fices fell a seasonally adlustf'd 0.2 DST starts Sunday WASHrNGTON tAP ! - For Frank Taylor. an avid softball player . this Sunday is the Sunday he's been wa iting for. But for John Datt. who grE>w up on a Pennsy lvania dairy farm. it brln~:s back mernorles when his family used·to keep two clocks - "one my Dad callro God's time" to runthefrum and another his mother a lways used to keep appointments. It' s the weekend when at 2 a.m . Sunday most of the nation wUI usher in daylight-saving time. long a scourg!O' to farmers and a blessing tb spo rt s enthu siasts. · Americans will lose an hour's sleep and. if all goes right , wake up at8o'clock when their bodies tell them It 's 7. To keep lhings st raighl when charging the clocks. an old adage migh t help: ''Spring fol'ward, fall back." With the exception of Arizona. agalnsl thPcurrcnt time chan~e. bui wa nt s Congress to lirillt Hawaii and 18 counties in daylight-saVIng time to between Indiana. the longer day Ught · Memorial Day and Labor Day. hours will last six nnonlh> until ThP trouble, the farmers say, lhP last Sunday in October when the clocks again will be set back Is they lose an hour of plantlr\g and harv<'St time In th<> mom an hour. · ing, only to have to make II up In, Co ngr!'Ss esta blis hc<l tho unl· !he evening. Dalry farmers say form s~mm~rtime change In the limP ch ang~ Isn't appf£'1966, although giving states an opt ion not to participate. Now . elat ed by cows either becauSI:' they hav~ to hold their rnllk there Is a movement gaining support on Capitol Hill to stretch long('r In the morning. Dati, director of the farm day llght -saving time to seven or.bureau's Washington o!!it''· rl' eight months , \ with the tim ~ ca lled his father's stmggle with change coming _ \as early as the the time changr> and his solu · first Su nday in ~arch . lion: tv.to clocks In IlL~ Pennsy l· While public opinion polls indicate widespread support for vanla farmhouse. The farmers' fC<>Iings have the longer dayllghl hours. the not changed. he told a group of Issue remains dlnt roversla L senators the oth~r day. although Among the persistent critics conceding that In some cases have been farmers. The Ampr l· "rightly or wrongly (t hey! have can Farrn Bureau Federation, come Ia almost accept what has which represent s more than 3 happened to them." rnllllon farm families, Is not only 11 percent in F~bmary Th ~ department !'Ppo!1rd lh('S{' other ell' Ia ils of las! month 's prlee activity: -Transportation rost s overall he let stmclv. Automobile flnan('(' rharg~s tumbled 1.9 percent. the eighth straight decline. New car priC<'s were up 0.7 pcrcent and us~d e;u· priers I'OSf' 0.~ p<'I'Cc nt. - Medical rare costs I'OSf' o.;, (J('ret'lll. 1he sma II~SI ga in sine<' Novrmix'r 19811 FC'<'s for ph)•SirlmlS wr rr up 0.4 (J('rC<'nt and hospital room r harg<" rose 0.7 Pf'I'C'C'nl. Medica l rarC' t'os ts ovrrall h ~l\'f' risf'n 105 ~rc<'nt in thr last .vt'ar. - Hous ing costs ri<'r llnrcl 0.1 }l<'rt '< 'nt. Ho· mcowncr s' costs tn·n· uncha ngrx1 ,wt~ilr rt>tltcrs · costs rose O.< IX'I'!'l'nt . - Clothing pric('s frlltl.l IX'r<'!'nt. ~En t e rt ainment costs wrn' up 1\.3 pcremt. i\11 the r hangrs arc adjusiC'<I for normal Sf';llimtal va rlal ions. · Personnel.hired by Easterp..board A numbf'r of cxmtrac ts. inc luding thoS(• t'OV('r ing supplf'mC'ntal du- 10 ties, wer~ issu<'d Thursday nig ht whPn the t·:ast~ rn Loca l S<· hool 9 rrgu lar sess ion at the high schooL 8 and OJ pPrcent in [)(>c~mh<'r. t h~ ftrst d('('linC'S sinC'C' 1!165 . ThOSf' priees v..o rrf' up 0.2 Pf'l'cen t in Ja nuary . Distric t OOard of Pducation met in TrachC'r s glvf'n onf'·ycar con · tracts include Mary Price, Flrian Windon , Debbie Giann o tti. Awardf'd two-y('ar C'Ontrncts wt•rr Glen Doul'( las , Don IO:Icltlng<'r. Steven Weller and Cindy Li nton Tf'arhC' r~ givrn thr€f"-yf'ar ron· Denni.s Eirhlngr r . t racts WC'r(' Joseph Ba ll~y . Sti vers. John Arch Rose. I:Wtsy Pf'rinC', Pat rici a Shr i<'vers an<I!Wiph Wigal. Non-cf'rt ifird (X'rsonnf' l glvf' n two.yf'ar coni ra cts arr Nor:~ Da r lm ~C'as<;a dy and Ni ta .Ira n Rilchil' and given non-ct>rtiflf'(l rnnt lnulng contmrts wf'rr C'arol:vn Ritehlr , Krilha Whillaleh, ami Ita ()sho rn Supplpmpn ta l contrac ts issuf'fi inc lude E r ic Chamtrrs, Wl•nctv Ha.Liar and GnJCc Wf•hf•r . hPu~1 !PaC'hf'rs: Ma x ine Whit rhf'acl , l'11 • mentary music: Jamc•'> Wilhl'irn. marching band : IX>nnls lcichlng<•r. at hlrllc director: Arch Hos!'. hPa d footba ll roach; Of'nnis E ich!ngPr .,. head baskf'lhall coach: Suf'· n1omp- son . hP~ I d girls bi t~kdba ll f'oach : Scoff Wolfe. head IJas('htdl <'OO.IC'h ; Pam Poulhill. gi rls vol\(•ybull: ;;tsai. c ;tpn n Doug las. Scot I Wolft.•, Dt·n n i~ L:tchin gf•r , assistan_l football: Don EichingPr, Scali WolfC', l;l'OI'g P Cagai , Pam Doughi t! , a ssistant haskPthall ; Scott Wolfr . yt"arhook : .Jan EichingPr, ch('('r\t •aci(' r advisor : Senti Wolff'. studPnt ('OuncU : T nm \\(•liy, aucllu v isu al: A rc h n.nsr. tran ~rxlr ta t lon : Mary 11oS£'. lunch mo rn ~ U\>f' IV i s<w: and .lames Huff. ff';:1f•ral progn.tms. (~"'t-gP C T om l<0ll.v and .lanws l-l ofr. sf'nlor cl ass advisors: Don E!chin gPr. j unir w class i.ldvisor: l k •nn l!" Elc hingf'r. sophomort:' etas~ advl· sor : CPt'Ogf' Cag ;t'l , fr(>sh mnn c lass advl"\or: l)('rtn ls 1-:il'hlngf'r , tral'k coach . I ..DW I'C'IlCt • [Jriggs w ~ t s emr,lo~ 1 ('(1 as <1 su bslitUi l' hu s dr iVf' l' anci IIH· hoard agi'C'f'(lt o pu tY'Itasfl nf'w slagf' cu r1alns for thf' hig h sch(X)I at a cos t of $'ltl.ll wilh I'P"Pmhurs."mPnt to com(' lh rougtt t'uml rni sing act lvl · 1\('S. Build! ng !nsu raneP was awa r dt'd to l hf' Dov..·ntng t 'hllds Agency . Thf" mC'I•Iing was f'('( 'I'SSt"CC until ? p.m . on 1\prU '27 . Pomeroy police probe gun discharging case Pomeroy PollcP rPport that an in vestigation was concluclf'<l Int o the discharge uf a servicP rPvolvPr In a Poml'roy bu s in Pss establl, hment . According to the po llee report, Middleport Pollee Officer George Mlllei'was catingat thcBurgerChd nml hacl shown tht·~:un Ina fr i!'ncl. 1n passing lhl' g-un , lh< ' n·vn lvr•r discharg"l with the sho l going through a wa ll and striki ng lh<' headilghl rhrom!' on a car park<'<l ou ts ldl" lhf' rT•stau ran i. Accor ding to thP [Xlilrl' rPIJOI1 thl' inc ident on 1\prlllti. oc~·u,·.r<l Hillside slippage creates problem for Chester couple Anna and Robert Lindeman. resident s of near Chester. are In today's lingo "between a rock and a hard place." What elSe can you say, when your life savings are wrappe(! up In a home tha t Is all of a sudden failing over a hlll ? Originally of Clinton, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Lindeman came to Meigs County thr'ee years ago-:' They owned a home In Clinto n which they sold. paid their bills and took the balance to purchase their present residence on the Boy Scout Road near Chester. All was going well, In their small home located on a: five arre. mostly hliislde plot. until they looked out of a window Monday morning when telephone lines appeared to be sagging.. Further investigation, however, disclosed that the.lines were about normal; actually.the house was tipping. . Members of the Chester Fire Department a!t~>r going to the. home, removed the furnishings of the L!ndemarut. and put thl'm The Llndemans' sons from ,\ tract. . She says she has been evaluated fo ur times during the current school yeru· and that after three evaluations, she was advised. by Roberts that he was recommend· ing her for a continuing contract. She charges further, ·however, that alter the fourtll eva luation, Janson indicated she· was not being recommended for a continuing contract. Both Roberts and Janson advised her they would recommend her non-renewaL · The injunction and restrainirtg order issued by the court Thursday kepi the matter from coming before the board of education which m et last night. Jackson officials want hydro electrical pla,.t Into storage. P.M. \ enttne Pomeroy-Middleporl, Ohio, Friday, April 22, 1983 WASHINGTON tAP ) - Food prices soared at their sharpe;t rate since .June to more than offset fres.h falls in gasoline and fuel all costs and send consumer prices overall .up a small OJ percent In March, the govertll1)ent said today. For the first three months ofthe year, prtcesroseat an annual rate of 0,4 percent. the smallest gain for a calendar quarter since 1965. Today'·s Labor Department announcemen t of March prl~e activity means the 36 million Social Security recipients wUI get a cost ·Of-living increase of 3.5 percent next January. .' MAKE US YOUR at y .Inflation rate low despite higher food prices tronlc equipment. AR1As normally leave Wright· Patterson seyeral days . before a space launch to get Into position at their staging bases. ·On la11nch day they proceed to the exact geogra· phlcal location necessary to provide the operational support needed for telemetry reception. REMODELING? • • • Haven. Pau;y A. Cumln Bt~am. SALE PRICED RS\'P ct•l.•hratioH /'u1w II Pomeroy native plays important role in launch .. WRIGHT-PA11ERSON AFI3When the space shutt le Chal lenger recently was launched from the Kennedy Space Cent er, a Pomeroy sermonetlt> Pages 34 ' Hawk; Albany, J9Mne L. Mahattey; Portland. L.awrt'mll' R Grogel: Wesr Columbia, W. Va .. Patty VanMatre: NI:'W Wee~ly Plaque prt'!!'t•ntut ion highlight!'\ recent "up north" came down and removed paneling and a n~thlng rise of value from the s~ggln g stmcture. Mr. and Mrs. Lindeman moved Into a small shed located on their five acres. The shed has a bed, a cook stove and a few, other essentials. Meantime, they contacted their Insurance agent but there Is no help there. The hillside at the rear ol their home is pushing forward a'!d that's "an act of ·~=· -----~ ----- God." They are now waiting for a man to come who might offer a little money for the materials that are In the ·house. The salvage value of the materials Is not expected to amouht.to very much. Lindeman Is a disabled veteran. Faced with a dUemma, Mr. atid Mrs. Lindeman are contlnu· tng to batch It In their' "shed" until they ialn some insight on where they are beaded. "Everyone bas been just wonderful to help." Mn. Uncleman oonunents. SHED - Robert and Anna Undeman are currently making their home Ill a llmAil tlhed near their 11111all hilri'le which I• about to topple over M ~ hlllllde behind lhe houae moves. 1be small shed contal"" a bed, a cook IIGve and other -nllala for lhe couple to "batch It" until · they decide what they :wiD do about the lulure. \ �• .· Friday, April 22, 1983 ~roy-Middleport, Buckeyes capture track Commentary I, Ill (:ourt Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ttJb t!m~ ~~""T"'I F"'T"'Wi!itC•-=-- 'q!V ROBERT L. WINGETT Publl11her PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH General Man,l{er A.88l8la.nl Publl•her/ Conlroller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER Of The A-"''fiiCiat.ed PMil!', Inland DaDy Amertcaa Newspaper PubllAhen A.Oif!Oclatlon. P~ WASHINGTON - Kevin Ru· Uedge, a white football player at Arizona SU!IE University, felt ag· grieved sever;!.! year~ ago by Incidents arising out of his mem· hershlp on the football squad. He !lled.suits tn both state and federal courtS, and while these were pending he file still one suit more. 'Phis time he charged that the university's head of coach, Its assistant coach and Its athletic director had deprived him of his 1 civil rights~ He alleged that they had comsplred to intlmldate cer· lain witnesses to prevent them from testitying In his behalf. He based his aclion on a federal statute enacted in 1871. The large question, as it tUrned out, was whether Rutledge had standing to sue as an individual, or whether he had to prove a "class-based animus." This less than landmark lltigalion at last worked Its way to the U.S. Supreme Court, which heard oral argument on the matter In Januaryanddecldedthe caseafew days ago. For the record, the court held that Rutledge did _not have to sue as a member of a class. 11le whole business· scarcely would Justify your attention but for one thing: The Supreme· CoUrt felt compelled to ~ew the case because of a conflict among the federal circuits ·on the correct interpretation of the aet of 1871. 11le 5th and 8th CircUits had ruled one way; the 3rd and the 9th Circuits had ruled another way. Such sharp differences among Individual judges remind us anew thai, contrary to popular myth, .ours indeed is a men .'31Al A.'180CI.aUon and the LE'ITERS OF OPIMON IU'e wekomed. 'lbey" should be less than 300 words long. AI k!«en are subject to editing and must be signed with name, ~ and telephone number. No urW.ped leUel"8 wlll be pubUHhed. l..ettel'll !lhoold be ln «ood taste, addreft. ...K...._,..,......uu.... On catching the president's eye As Sister Madeline Chorman stEpped up to President Reagan for her award as an outstanding Peace Corps volunteer, the 72·year-old nun paused to chat with Reagan out of microphone range. A few hours later, Sister Chorman got a phone call from the White House to Inform her the flou r she had requested for her hospital canteen In Ghana would be delivered soon, the gift of a Kansas grain firm that operates the largest flour mill in West Africa. As he has done repeatedly when asked to show compassion, Reagan used his considerable power to help someone who had asked him for ald. Reagan had spoken to one of his aides. James Coyne, who with a few telephone calls managed to fulflli the Peace Corps worker's request. Early in the administration ; Reagan learned through a letter that a 3\-l·year·!>ld girl in_Jowa w115 living in a hospital because Medicaid rul~. -would not perrilft the goyenimenllo pay her$1,00a·morith medical bills If her family 'c ared for her at home. Reagan blamed the bureaucracy for unreasonable and Inhumane t"'atment of the little girl, and Katie Beckett, who hadn't been home since viral e ncephalitis left her brain damaged aild paralyzed at age 4 months, went home to her family in Cedar Rapids. Under a special waiver of federal regulations, Medica id ren ted a respirator and other equipment for her to use a t home. It doesn't take a personal appeal from the downtrodden to get Reagan's attention. At a White House awards luncheon last week for a group of selected volunteers, Reagan told of a visit he paid to a run-down parochial school on . Chicago's South Side where the principal and teachers were desperately trying to keep the school from being closed despite a shrinking budget and deteriorating building with "plaster peeling off the walls." "I was so carried away with what I had seen and the determination of all of them to keep thls school open that I made a phone call " to Chicago financier W. Clement Slone. Perhaps the most widely publicized Intervention In a personal case came two weeks ago In Pittsburgh when Reagan was louring a computer training facUlty and offering encouragement to 140 trainees, most of them laid-off steelworkers from mills In the surrounding area. As Reagan started out of the room, one of the jobless steelworkers, Ron Bricker, thrust his resume Into Reagan's hand and asked for help finding work. Reagan, saying Bricker was just the sort of person who deserved help, got him an interview. A week later Bricker landed a job repairing computers for Radio Shack. Bricker noted that he was only one of thousands - the United Steelworkers Union estimates 34,[XXlln the Pittsburgh area alone- who have lost their jobs in the mills and are looking for work. Indeed, Reagan spoke to a bout 140 in the same room with Bricker. But the others failed to catch the president's eye. ~irA HUI.I'>'I! @M83 f01Ir .,.m~11'1!·TE~~ ton Bobk;ttons I' y t> CHESHIRE - The. Meigs Ma· ra uder girls' softball team re· malned unbeaten In eight games with a 10-6 win over Kyger Creek here Thursday. Jewett records save Eastern captures 9·8 victory By SCIYIT D. WOLFE h.-lp. From that point on, the WHS as Waterford plated four runs In the EAST MEIGS - It was a long first inning. E llis. Arnold; and bats were quieted by Jewel t's lime coming, but EastErn won 9-8 pitching. Bailey each singled, Whlte walked over the Waterford Wtldcats here Trailing 8-6 EHS pulled within a and Snyder la unched a lowering Thursday evening. Deron Jeweit triple. run in the bottom half of the fourth saved the. game will) a fine relief Eastern came back with one in on a Maxson single, Carpenter performance. si ngle, and Holter double. the bottom of the frame on a With the ailing Eastern pitching Guthtie led off with a single, Guthrie triple. The ball bounded staff suffering its woes, Jewett Maxson walked, and Holter singled Into dead ball territory allowing normally a first baseman. came Guthrie to score. to lie the score. Jewett's grounder through in the clutch pitching three Eastern put itself in furthe r scored the winning run. and a third Innings of scoreless The La ncers loaded the bases, trouble as Eilts reached on an . baseball ·in his first-ever varsity however, Jewett worked out of the error, . Arnolct tripled, then rode pitchlng role . jam . home on a ground out. Two nms ·Jewett fanned .three and w;llked The v.ictory marked the. fiF.:;l . crossed me platE in the fram e, but varsitY win: for tlrst . year coacn startiir Mike Collins buckled down · five .while g'lvjng up jUst two. hit s, Scott Wolfe. Eastern 'is now 1:3.1 to get out of the. lrinlng. ·· Collins fanned two Wildcats. overalL walked just two, and gave up nine EHS fought back in Jhe second hits. Arnold and Ellis combined for · . The Eagles erupted for 13 hits. . when Bissell reached on an error. TrOy Guthrie led the Eagle two strikeouts, two wa lks and 15 White reached on another error. attack with a triple and single. ~ve Gaul . singled and Larry hit• . Mark Holger ripped a double and Eastern's reserves play Ttimble ~owdery doubled for two REf's. single, Jay Carpenter lined two in an 11 a.m. doubleheader on Eastern tied the score In the third Saturday. then the varsity returns singles, and Deroo Jewett smacked on three straight hits by Jewett, two singles. to action Monday when It faces tho Bissell, ahd a base-clearing double Senior Ray Maxson singled and Alumni. Tuesday Eastern travels by Steve White. with the score now walked. twice, Larry Cowdery and 6-6. to Kyger Creek. Steve White each ripped two RBI Llnescore: In the top of the fourth a walk, doubles , David Gaul singled, and F.a stt•rn .. .. ...... . ... 132 lffi -9 t:l :l. fielder's choice, and three singles Wa tPrford . ... ... ......... _..... . AW :l(l\-K II 6 Roger Bissell singled. resulted In two Wildcat runs . With Ba\t('des : Mlkt· Col lins, Deron Jrwl'lt 4th In the first inning things looked two out and r unners on the corn ers (\\'P l and Stpvr Whltl' . Arnold 4th. E\Us and Curry. Schwl'lkPrl . quite gloomy for 'the Eastern crew Jewett was called upon for relief ' Y ou'.?-g Marauderettes post two wins ... ' The Me igs Marauder girls re· serve softball team posted two impressive wtns Wednesday a nd Thursday as they drilled Warren Local 3().2 and pasted Athens 24-3 behind the no-hit hurling of fire· balling Barb Hatfield . Against Warren Local. the little Mara uderettes were aided by 22 wa lks Issued by Warren's Smith. Hatfield went the route for Meigs, fanning nine and walking but one batter while a llowing only two hits. Holly Miller led the loca ls in hlltlng with a double and single while Julie Roush baned her third home run of the year. Other hitt ers were Jodi Miller with a double while Daphne Dlllard and Debbie Werry with a single apiece. Against Athens, two sparkling own municipal swimming pool which it operates safely and profttably, thereby saving the village youngsters from the dan· gl!rous enticement of the river. The village purchased the King Ball Park and now has a municipal ball park that would be a credit to a city many times Its silE. With the exception of Mrs. Katie Crow, veteran councilwoman, the council is made up of dedicated young men wh() spend mueh of their own time each month on village chores. The average age of these councilmen is a bout 35 years. Last year the Carleton School for the retarded was 0penect on a six·acre tract that was formerly owned by Carleton College. This school may very well become a model for the rest of the countcy. I know you will pardon a bit of .parental pride when I tell you that my son, Bob, has played an ou,tstandlng role in the rebirth of Syracuse during the past ~ 'years. · fie has worked tirelessly for his community first as a ·councilman and , now as grants administrator. Needless to say, I am bursting with pride for him and Syracuse. I'm very glad to be home again! I By The A!IIOCiaied 1'1'1¥ GOLF CARLSBAD, Calif. (AP ) -Jack Nickla!IS birdied three holes in a row en route to a 7·under·par 65 and a two-stroke lead over Lanny Wad· klns and }Ial Sutton In the first round of the $400,[XXl Tournament of Champions. ST. PETERSBURG,Fia. (APIBeth Daniel 81)d Laura Baugh Cole !Ired 6-under·par 6& and shared a one-stroke l~ad over Sandra Palmer and Janet Coles after the opening round d( the $150,(0) LPGA s&H Golf ClassiC, . MADRID (API - American Tom Sleckmann and Spain's Antonio Garrido fired 3-uhder· par 69s to share the lead afiErthefirstroundof the Madrid Open Golf Tournament. gc)ais in the third perkxl\ to lead Canada to a 3-1 upset victory over '\ EartyW o ,, , _ . _ - \ •· IIA \ ::=;:No. 6.................._. ...................~ \ Zlde, Sport SOOp ... .. .. ..... .. ... .......... .. .. ... !ll Eii8iOo Club................ ....... ... .. .. ...... !11 ~~~~ t~:': ::::~~~e ':":.~ the largest small village in tbe .. I Local bowling I· • .".. ., Toii)I'•CIJU'Out... ... ............................. _ !!i Smllh·No- MoiOn ........... ..... ... ......... .49 · Feny'• Tn!e Servlce .•. : ............. .......~>: .... e . ·Hill> . . - - Charles smuh MO, lll!lty ::'1111112; BobHensleJ!Ili.Caro!)'nBac~~nor Hill> P""- Larry Dupn 1ll. Iabeiie ·~~~:Osixrt~~:no. ' , ,. Toom pme- Zlde'• 5pa11 Shops. . . . - MONTREAL (AP)- Right wing Rick Middleton of the Boston Bruins ha~ broken Stanley Cup playoff records for points and assists in a series, amassing five goals and 12 assists so lar against the Buffalo Sabres in the Adams Division finals . TRACK AND FIELD LAWREI'It:E, ·Kan. (API Marian Goedhart of Nebraska won two'of the final three events to finish with 5,6:§! points and win the heptalhlonat the 58th annual Kansas Relays. HAINES CITY, Fla. <API Martina NavratUova eased past YvoMe Vermaak of South Abica fKI, G-1 in the quarterfinals of the $:nl,(Xl) United Airlines Tourna· ment of Champions. Andrea Jaeger won over Virginia RuzlclofRomanla,WendyTUrnbuU defeated Barbara Potter, and Mandllkova 'struggled past Billy . Jean Klng In other matches. . \ MetgsJumpedouttoaquickfi.O lead, but had to rally In the seventh for two runs after the Bobldttens had narrowed the gap to 8-6. Joycestewartpacectthewlnners with three singles, good for three REI's. Other hitters were Robin Buffington with .. a single and double, Krls- snowden and Jodi Harrison with two singles and three . REI's each, Cindy Crooks. two singles, Beth Gloeckner, a triple, and Jenny Meadows had a single. For Kyger Creek. Roush and Ward each had two singles while !Winey. Swisher. Schartiger, and Martin a ll had a single. The Marauderettes opened tho scoring In th<' first when Crooks singled and scmw on Snowden's single. In the second , Buffington led off 111th a double. Meadows and Stewart both singled , Hat-rison walked , Crooks reached on an e rror, P a ula Horton wa lk ed . l 198 3 RUR11011T """""' 4-DDDRsntllN -~-. I 0 iP' GREAT SELECTION IN SlOCK. NOW! . BUT HURRY. - THEY'Ll BE GONE SOON. SEE: GEORGE HARRIS, MAX MILLER OR PAT HILL WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS Snowden drOVe In a nln on a groundout, and Natali<' .La mbert hit a sacrlf)ce fly, · Ky!'(er Creek made it ~2 ln . the thu·d when Roush and Rainey PAT HILL stng lf'd wit h both latrr scoring on er rors . Meigs plated single runs In the fourth and fifth when Snowden and Han·ison smacked run-scoring hits. Thehosts platedtwointhe fourth FORD~ Inc. PH . 992 -2 196 461 S. Third Ave . Middleport, OH . and~-~~~~~~~:;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ as Ward a ndonMartin came around errors .singled T hey made It 1\-6 In the sixth when Ward singled. Carmen "'ached by an £'1Tor. Wise was safP on a fiE"Id cr' s · choicE' and Roush singled . Singles by Buffington, Stewart, and Harrison produced tho fin al Meigs runs In the seventh . Buffingt on went the route for the MarauderC"ttes as she wa lkf'd three and fanned non£'. Swis hPr fanned WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF ."CLEAN SAD£" . PRODUCTS \ FOR YOUR MILK PARLOR. RUN ILLS ~THE PH. 992-2115 GRAVELY SVSTEIVI POMEROY OH. MULBERRY AVE. SP-RING SAVINGS ON REMNANT ROLL ENOS IIAROAIN MATINEES s.cT I SUN ALL SEATS IZ.OO 12 ft. x 15 st. Pinto Pony Brown s139 12 St. x 12 ft. 3 in. Green Shag S108 12 ft. x 10 ft. 2 in. Cedar Bart =Sha=g~-:--:----=-- S88 12 ft. x 9 ft. 6 in. Extra Good Kitchen Carpet s88 12 ft, x 8. ft. 4 in. Ginger sgg BrpwnShag . .,_ 12 ft. x 9 ft. 2 in. ,G~n Shag S88 12 ft. x 5 ft. 2 in. Blue Rubber Back . 12 ft. x 4 ft. 4 in. Rubber Back 12 ft. x 5 ft. 6 in. Rubber Back 12 ft. x 5 ft. 10 in. Buckskin Shag 12 ft, x4 ft. 4 in. Brown Shag 12 ft. x 6 ft. 11 m. Rubber Bag s29 s54 '38 s29 BUY GRASS NOW FOR LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR . ~ ft. Roll B~own Grass · NOW SJ.99 12 ft. Roll Green lawn Grass ' $3Q Reg. 1 6.~9 NOW S4.99 ' 15 ft. Extra Heavy Lawn Grass Reg. 15.99 Reg. 16.99 ~OURNEMOUTH, En land . g -ChrlsLewisofNewZealand u)lllef-tl"'endlng champion Manuel Oranurs-or Spain 6-4. 4-6, &-lin a first-round match In the $MO (XI) State Exllress Grlllld ·r;>rtx T Toumanierit. · •· ·· \ \ FRIDAY & SATURDAY $1.00 COVER GET A SUPER DEAL ON A NEW 1983 T-BIRD OR FAIRMON-T FUTURA Saturday 9:00 to 1:00 531 JACKSON PIKE · Rt35 WEST Phone 448· 45211 BLITZKREIG ~d~l~sc~u~s~;~T~u~r~n~e•~·-~s~e~co~n~d~,~~~OO~:~~;;~~~~~~~~;;~ ( ' Karen Goggins In the shot put. . Placing was Rhonda Neece, third, high jump: Dawn Thomas, third , shot put ; Goggins. second, two a nd wa lked thre<' for thE' Meanwhile, the Trimble Tomcat Bobkittens . reS<'rves jumped out to a 9-0 lead • Meigs plays Athms at Sallsbuty and held on for a 9·3 win over the Monda y. Meigs· reserved her<' thursday . Scoring leaders Rod Roush started on the hill fo r the young Marauders but ran Into LOS ANGELES (API -Marcus tmuble In the second wh<'n Rick Allen of the Los Angeles Raiders Wise took over and finished up with was the second non·klcker to lead six sparkling Innings, allowing only the National ~-ootbail League in two unea rned runs. Together, they scoring In more than a decade with hls 1982 total of !l6 points on 16 fanned four and walked six . Dillenger led the Tomca ts both touchdowns. Only O.J . Simpson of Buffalo In on thE' mound and a t tht> plate and went the distancl', st riking out two 197~' broke through the domination and walking three. He helped his of the place-kickers which had own ca use with two singles a nd a r-la_s_ted_s_ln_ee_I96: _5._ _ _ __ _- l doubt<'. Leading Coach Greg Drummer's GRAVELY TRACTOR crew, now 1-2, were Bob Spires with two singles. Mike Chancey added a SALES & SERVICE double while Rodd Harrison. Brett 204 Condot St . Korn. and Shawn Baker each Pomeroy, OH . added a single. Phone 992-2975 Next game for the Little Maraud· NEW SPRING HOURS ers Is Monday when they host lh<' Mon.- Fri. 9:00 to 5:00 Athens "'serves. Czechoslovakia in the World Ice Hockey Championships. TENNL'S (AP) -MarcelDioMesd>redthree •• fielding plays by Lisa Hoffman, and Tehnee Johnson preserved Hatfield's no-hitter. She fanned 12 and walked only two In the masterpiece. Hits were plentiful on the Meigs' side, however. as Coach Wally hatfield's bunch lined out 22 hits. They were led by Hatfield ·with a triple. two doubles, and a single. ,1. MUter followed with three singles and a double. Other hitters were Gina ' Follrod, single. double, a nd triple, H. Miller two singles a nd a home run, Werry two singles and a home run, Carrie Karr two singles, Kim Eblin a double, Teresa Pratt a double, and Roush added a single. The little Mra.uderettes. winners of four In a row after dropping their first two, play at Athens Monday. Spor.ts briefs ... HOCKEY ' OORThruNo, West\ Germany county' Syracuse bas faced many disasters before without flinching and I am sure it wUI survive this one! . FUty years .ago_SyracUSl' was a dying toWn. The Brocalsa Salt Sherry Russell, Linda Stewart, Rhonda Haddox, Rhonda Neece, Camle Bailey WJd Rt•th Fry. Thin! row, Coach Gordon ~er, Charmele Turner, Karen Spencer, Mae Nakamola, Penny Dewhurst, Usa Riggs and Kristin Batley. Absent was Dawn thomas. • MEIGS GffiL'i' TRACK TEAM - Members of the 1983 Meigs' girls track team are first mw, left w r.ight, Usa Allen, Rowena Averion, SW181Ula Wise, Karep Goggins, Ren'lf' WUiis, and Paula Swisher. Second row, Terri Roush, manager, Melissa Howard, Return of the NativeiL,L______L_ow_e_ll_W'7"'""in_ge_tt Real ·interest rates: just a little drop . . Today Is Friday, Aprll22, the ll2th dayofl983. Th~reare253days left In . the year. Today's highlight In history: On April, 22, 1889, ·thousands of homesteaders swarmed Into the Oklahoma Territory to stake out claims at the beelllnlng of what would be called ·the Oklahoma Land Rush. ~ scenP. owes much to Archie Lee! Naturally, no town large or small can achieve significant progress . without the full and unstinting efforts of the governing authorities. Until the late William Thuener and the late Herman London served as mayor, that office had lacked the driving force toward progress. Under Thuener, the village built Its water system and then under London's stewardship, Syracuse began a program of community development. The village has continued Its forward progress under present Mayor Eller Pickens and a new sewer system, buill In cooperation wtth Racine, was ready for use last fall : In the last two decades Syracuse has achieved municipal miracles beyond the wildest dreams of the founding fathers . The viliage has a ' municipal swimming pool, large par~. Ughted baseball field, tennis cou~s and a niee combined municipal bullding·fire hou!ie. Eve.n \ In this day of degenerating hlghwa~s-, the village streets are in good repair. lt Is the only town of similar 's1ze I know of that has Its The Green Gab·les M ei.us D'ir[s -o· 0 Rlchard Chamberlain to drive even though the local guardsmen . pro-communist porno flick obalong ln the opening shot. They were gung·ho for the Idea of viously would get oo Pentagon found the perfect dusty road at appearing on TV. cooperation, some of the censors' Edwards Air Force Base In judgment calls are hard to under· The audio vtsual division Is the Southern California. But the Pen· Defense Department's defense destand. Here are some examples by lagon turned thumbs down: "Has partment In movie matters. Its job reporter Rhonda Quadllana found no assoclaton with the military. No among scripts submitted recently: is to make sure that films that use reason to extend the courtesy. as - A sequence in an upcoming mlliUlry hardwa"', real estate or other locations off mUitary prop. James Bond movie, "Octopussy," personnel make the armed servi· erty could be found.'' Sure enough, ees look good - or at least don't was allowed to be !limed at an Air Warner Brothers found an ademake them look bad. Force base In England. But the quate dusty road nearby. Producers who want that touch of makers of a rival Bond movie, - The script for a "Quincy" a uthenticity must submit their "Never Say Never Again," were episode was judged unacceptable, denied the use of a submarine scripts to the auctio visual office. so permlssion to use a Navy boat at A~rdlng to the official guidelines, because of this fatal flaw In the script: "Hijacking of missiles ln · the Long Beach Naval Base was the story must "benefit the Depart· ment of Defense or othetwise be in England through Alr Force offic· ·denied. "Changed (In the script) could not be made as story Involves the national Interest ... authentl· er's actions due to drug addiction. U.S. Navy commander selling cally portray military life ... and No value for Defenge or the secrets to the Soviets and an comply with accepted standards of government." admiral lt!ll~g his wUe with a dignity and propriety of the - The producers of "The Thorn· child in the Pacific," the "'jectlon birds" TV Miniseries wanted an Industry." explained. The producers killed the Australian-looking dusty road for It's a trickY business. While a Works were already gone. The From now on, just call me While Rock Salt factory below S~owblrd ! That Is what the people town, the Stalder-Essex Mine No. In Florida call those who come 16 a nd the streetcar company were there to escape the winter snows In all fading last. It was in the grlpol the North. With the first sign of the worst depression in history. spring they trek back North in Even the bathing beach was soon to droves to escape the scorching be rendered useless by the Eureka Florida sun. Weather·wise, they Dam. Homes, If they could be sold Considering all the hoopla about falling Interest rates It seems possible to have the best of both worlds but, as at all, were selling for as little as believe that a little drop can become a flood . usual, there are a few Illes In the $750. It was almost a vUlagewlthout REAL interest rates - that Is, the Interest rate charged minus the rate ointment. hOpe for the future. of Inflation - have fallen very little In recent months, and remain Traveling to any part of F lorida Then about 30 or so years ago a unusually high by almost any standard . • Is a tlresome.bu slness . Luckily, we remarkable thing happened " In real terms, interest rates ~re- and have been for more than two decided to settle In the northwest· people discovered Syracuse. It years - hlgher than at any time ~!nee the Depression." says .John Wright ern pari of the state but for those offered a high and dry place for of Wright Investors' Service, a large investment management finn . who live In the southern section it them to live, excellent buUdlng sites Wright points to a real decline/of only 1.5 percentage points in 2Q.year takes most of a d·ay just to reach safe from the hlghesl floods and all · Treasury hands from last summer's high levels . True, the listed levels Geo rgia. From the Florida· have fallen, to 10.5 percent. but Inflation is less than 4 percent. Georgia line .it is a good 16-hour dose to the Ohio River. Fort he next dozen years the town became a "That long Interest rates (nominal or Usted r.atesl have failed to move drive to Southeastern Ohlo. Inter· residential community ·for people down into single-digit territory,'· says Wright , " Is one of the more state 77 has been mostly completed who worked elsewhere. I credit to CQ!umbla, S.C. with the excepperplexing details of the current economic landscape." Archie Lee, a native son who He claims that while hig h rates are a ttractive to Investors "they are still lion of about 60 miles of the West returned to Syracu!;e, wtth betng an Virginia Turnpike which· Is a real holciing business activity at a depressed le\rel. ·· original drive force In turning the Allan Sinai, head of Data Resources' financial informat ion group. put pain to travel. However, Interstate village toward what it now is, one of the blame for high rates primarily on· federal budget deficits. 77 ·shaves about 100 miles from the the most progressive small villages He believes that withou t the deficits, and If markets weren't reta11vl'iy former Ohio· Florida main thoIn Ol)lo. He started with a modest more volatUe than they had been, the cost of borrowing would be down roughfare which was Interstate 75. housing program which he gradu· from the plt'Sent 6 percent to 8 ~rcent to a "more normal " 2 percent to4 Then there Is the· packing and a lly expanded until he has built a percent . planning for the Semiannual trip. village within a vtiiage. Syracuse· The higher long-term Interest rates that have resulted, he says, are No m atter how carefully you plan preventing nonfinancial corporations from refinancing at better terms, as and pack you always miss a few •usually occurs during the early stages of recovery. It ems and end up leaving behind The generally higher interest rates, he told a House subeornmittee la.~t anything from the dog's favortte week, "are sustaining near-record debt service burdens for American toy to your toot11brush . But that Is business. in turn, depress ing capital outlays, and sustaining a financial all part of the fun in being ,a Snowbird . . squeeze ... " Even mortgage ra.tes, he contends, would be as low as !Opercent without This is the first year we have the prospects of big federal budget deficits. And the cost of borrowing by joined the ranks of the Snowbirds. state and municipal governments mlght be lower by 1.5percentage points. We have spent seven years in Ironically, even the fed eral government deficit Itself would be lowered Chiefland. Fla. wlth only a two week trip north a year, planned to significantly throu_gh less ne~ interest paid- if'the deficits were smaller. Which is another way of saying big deficits produce even bigger deficits. cq!nclde with graduations and Sinal sees defll:!lts as hav1ng a pervasive Impact, "crowding-out housing . other e_vents of. note. Now, unless and business capital formation, and creating a subpar economic recovery . some unforeseen thing happens, Ml in the United States." · . plan to sP._end six ·months o1 every Under a sustained balanced budget, he claims; corporate bonds would year ln. Meigs County. Specifically, be three percentage points lower, the mortgage rate would be down by the I am coming home to Syracuse same amount or more, auto Installment loans rate would be 1.5 points after almost a quart!'\' of a century. lower, and the prln'\e rate, now at 10,5 percent, would instead be at 9 I am excited qbout It as Syracuse percent. . has always been myfavorttespot in the world . Syracuse, I might add, · • h• T oday· In Istory to one side. The Rirtledge case provides one more example rt the need. fOr a new· federal trtbunal to resolve such interclrcUlt oon1Ucts. Chief Justice Warren )\:art Buraer has been urging sueb a move. Sen. Strpm Thurmond, cha4'man of the Senate Judiciary Comrilittee, has sponsored the Burger proposal (with Dole of Kansas and He!lln f1 . Alabama), and it. looks· as If some . 1 action is In pi'06pect. · The general act'ts to create a pool of 26 f~ral circuit Judges (two each from 13 circuits) . From this pool a panel of seven 01' nine would be drawn to hear cases Involving lntercircult co(l!llcts. Their dec!· slons in theory could be further appealed to the Supreme Court ttseH, but as Burger says, ''nle Supreme Court would not often grant further review." At a Senate subcommittee hearing last week, Professor Daniel J . Meador strongly endol'fled the Burger plan. His recommendatiOn should carry weight. Meador served as a law clerk to Justice Hugh Black; later he served as an assistant attorney gl!neral; since 1970 he has been a distinguished professor in the · University of VIrginia's School of Law. Meador described the chief justice's proposed five-year experiment as "a test run that is ln~xpensive and free of risk." Under the Thurmond bill, no new Judgeships would be created; virtually . no additional expense · would be Incurred. '· Jack Anderson, Pentagon as film ·critic WASHINGTON - Sharp-eyed viewers of "Special Bulletin," NBC's recent television movie about nuclear terrorism, would have spotted It as fiction CYen without the repeated disclaimers: The supposed National Guard troops wore no official U.S. Army Insignia. The reason: Movie critic s In the Pentagon's Defen~ Audio Visual Division had refused to let the Charleston , S.C., National Guard unit take part In th{\ film because they didn't approve of Its plot . "Deals with terrorists using nuclear devices; shows duplicity In the government; kills the one man who could stop the device from exploding ," the Internal critique explained. So the producers' request for authentic National Guard men and equipment was denied, and not of taw. 'P ut that argUml!nt meet ~: Swisher. third , 100; Lisa RJggs, . Shawn Eads. high jump and Keith third. 1600; P enny Dewhurst. third. Scott, long jump. Placing were Williams, third, high jump; Eads. 800. and Turner. second. 200. The Meigs' track teams will second, long jump; Troy Bauer. compete In the Lancer rnvltatlonai second, pole · vault; Jerry Brevik. at F!'derat·Hocklng Sa turda y. The third, 110 high hurdles ; Eads, field consist s of seven teams In second, 100; Perrin, third , 300 low hurdles, and Williams, second, !OJ. each the boys' and girls divisions. For the Ladv Marauders, the foursome of Pa~la Swisher. Linda r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Stewart, Rhonda Haddox. and Charmele Turner won both the 800 and m relays . UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Other firsts by the tocat girts PRESENTS we re Swisher in the long jump and ROCK SPRINGS The . Nelsonville-York Bucl,ceyes walked away with all the marbles here · Thursday as the bpys defeated Meigs &5-46 and the girls, 75-35. Mike KeMedy was the leader among boy Marauders as the lanky junior took firsts in the 1600and 3:nl runs . while teaming with Jon Perrin, Craig Sinclair, and Chad Williams in winning the 3:nl relay. Other firsts for. the boys were SuLp~C_o~~~~~----~h_ma__ i_K_u~_ - t_rk~k llelp for The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Ohio ., .'. $4.99 '' ' �Pagl! ,4 The Daily S.ntinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio - Gift runs provide Southern 9-6 non-conference victory MARAUDER TRA<;K T E AM - Memben~ofthe 1983 M eigs' boys track team include first row, left to right, Scott PuUins, Brian Korn, Butch SlUes, ,Joe Humphreys, Mark !Iammond, P. ,J, Harris, ADen 'f erry and Ass em Kal,....,h. . St..-cond row, Troy Bauer, By SCO'IT D. WOLFE RACINE - The Federal HockIng Lancers gave the Southern Tornadoes three runs, while with the bases loaded and two out, the Lancer rlghtflelder dropped a r outine !ly ball breaking a !Hl tie In the sixth Inning to give Southern a 9-6 triumph. Southern Is 11QW 7·1 over all and J.O Inside SVAC loop play. The Tornadoes of Coach Hilton Wolfe, Jr. scored one run In the llrst inning when Jotm Porter walked, advanced to third on a Zane Beegle single, and scored when Tony Riffle's grounder was thrown wide at lln~t. While Rob Cunningham held the Lancer s scoreless over the first three Innings, Southern was at work at the plate, working for one run at a time. In the third Southern added another run as Riffle singled home Zane Ilfegle, who had singled and stolen second'. The Lancers came to life In the fourth Inning, tying the score at 2-2 on singles by Chad Rlchanls, Ron Russell, Ben Bennett and Collins. A carry-over of the four th frame extended Into the fifth when the Shawn Eads, Greg Lathey, ·Jerry Brevjk, Mike Kennedy, Cralg Slnclalr. Thin! row, Keilh 'Scott, John Longstreth, Brei lloward, ,Jon Perrin, Chad WWiams, Bobby Geyer and .John Smith. Tornadoettes rip Lancerettes SYRACUSE - While scoring 15 ru ns In the second and thi rd innings. Sout hern's Tom a doeti PS roiiPd to a shortened, 21-6, bom bshelling over the Feder al Hoc king Lancen: ltf.;'S here Thursday even- Wildcats') Bobcats • postwms m ore in the f our th. A single run ln the filth was enough as Southern clai med a 21-6 t riumph alter five as the gam e was called lor the 15 run merc y rule. Southern hit ters were by senior s Mel Weese and Tonja Sa lser each wi Ill a double and single. Becky Michael ra pped two smgles, Karen Hem sley doubled, Laren Wolle singled, Debbie Michael doubled, and Michelle Jotmson singled. For Feder~ l Hockin ~ Aleshia Fr ashure singled twice, Nicole c;auget singled twice,- M tcheUe short -lived as Southern roared from the blasllngzonewlt h an eight run tear. Four nm s'Sroted by Jeff Ba~nes and Alan Bailey, in addition to a ~rand slam by Mike Beaver , lirted Brett Wilson's Hannan Trace baseball squad to a 21-4 win over Rock H ill Thursday. Ter ry Cline was on the pit cher's m ound for tlle Wildca ts th roughout the g-Jmf'. Ca tcher s Wf' IT" Gerry Kirk and Brian Wooda ll. Eja rn es scot'ed his three hit soft he evening on four lim es at bat, whtle Ba iley m ade two hits on live appearances. BeavPr, up three limes , scored three hits The win put s llle Wildcats at 2-.1 overall and 1-1 within the SVAC. T hey are scheduled to play Southwestern tonight. Meanwhile, at Ches hire, K yger Creek 's Bobcats trailing 1-0 ln t he sixth inning, erupted l or four runs to tak e a 4-1 victory fi·om t he Nelsonville-York Buckeyes. NelsonvUI€'- York got a first inning run on a walk , eri'Or, and single by M . Bishop. Rlghtllander Day held the hosts scoreless unt il the sixth w hen winning pitcher B rian Wam sley reached on an er ror, Ba r ry M atthews foll owed with a bunt single, Larry Edge walked and .J D B t·adbury unloaded a ltiple. He scored on a groundout . Wamsley, ln making his pllchlng debut , fanned roura ndwalked three w hil e Day r ecorded two sttikeout s and lssuJt<l Jhrc'e free passes. Th e win gives KC a 4-4 record whil e Ihe Buckeyes arc 2-:1. . Wcather' permllling, the Bobcat s 1 play a do~blcheader Saturday at Ma lvPrn. \ Garner's hit defeat$ Reds HOUSTON (AP) - mg in non-league soft ball acti on at Syracuse M unicipa l Park Coach John Dudding's hom e to'Wll gals are now 8-2 on the seaso n, 5-0 in the SVA C. Fc~l cra l Hoc king look an early 2-0 adva nt age, but found it to be Phil Garner drovr tn all fnu r Houston runs, including the ty\ng and gamew inning 111115 In tHe bol to m o f the \ 10th Inning with a ground-rule daub)(', as lht' Astro\ defea ted !he 'I'~ ....-~ Clncinnatl Reds 4-'3 uUi uay . Wit h one out a Sou therner r eaetred on an error, Debbie M ichael doubled , M ichelle John son wa lked , Alana Lyons walked, mentor. Becky Michael _slal'(lmed a twoRBI single, Kar en Hemsley r ip!>Cd Gauget singled twice, .Becky Eng- f";::~=======:::=:=::;:::::;-j an RBI single, Weese rapp<•d a, land s)ngled, w hilcSickl Matlack , r un-scor ing single. and Lar ert • and Li sa Mill er each doubled twice. Wolfe walked. AJana Lyons got the start lor I USP S ~< •· 960) A costly e rror on Tonj a Sa lser's Southern and did well until her A Division ol Multime dia , In c. uroundf'r ro short cleared t he bases relief by Tonja Salser in the second. P ubl h•h e d every aftern oo n. Monday for thrf'r more run s before tm error They combined for two str ike outs throu gh Fr \day, 111 Coun Stree t, by the plated another. Whr n the dust and fi ve walks. N icole Gauget went Oh io Valley P ublis hing Co mpa ny Mul fi nally sell led on the Syr acuse turf t! media, lnl' ., Pomeroy, Ohlo 45769, 992 lour and one-t htrd Innings to end 2156 Second class postag(' paid a t Po· Sout hern led 8-2. the game. fll(>roy , Ohio. A near tepeat ga ve SHS seven Sa tunlay Sou thern hosts North Mem b('r : The Associa ted Pr('SS, In m orf' run s In the third and fi ve Gailla at Cheshire In an SVAC tilt. land Dally Prl•ss A.ssocl aton and the Majors lly 'lk i\tf+<Jt:ltlled ,.,..,..... ,\Mfo.J UfAN I J'::A(ot Jt : Sl Loul~ Mont iT'al l'trlladPiphl:t t>:Atrt:T IIIVtHUN W 1.. l 'c1. 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S.m Dl£1,•o ill St l.nu Is 1111 l 'hiJ,I(II'Iphla <II l kJt i ~IOil I ll• ~ tndit,v',. 1; 111111 " 1.1... 1\11/.,'l''~'S Oil !'lltsl)llr!,!h Nt'U' Yor k Ill ,\ IIUIIIH Muni!P.II :11 Cini'IMI•TI ' S::on I lh"WJ Ill Sl Louis ~Ill l•' 1• lll d'<l~ ) Ill ('h[t',lhl() l'hll,ull•lphL• .rr tl oo~ltlrll SI'-'Tll~ l UMW organizing new group .TRC-2 10 by Realistic"' DEMO SALE N~·\\ rmk ,, t Atl,rll l:• !fl l Mll"uu kt~ · ar ·rh .1:. 1111 I L,IUr n•m' .rl <'ullfornl,, 1n1 Sm ldau'~ !: ru n~ "'-·~ril l' :11 n. .11 , 111 Mlnn'""''Jr 'II Nr•" Y11rk 1111c. •i.,'t.O .11 Clt•\'r•land Tomnl o Ill 1\ :m~a~ ( 'lr y Mll1<o'I1Ukn'.ll l't•(n~ .................... $4 40 Subscrlhr>rs no! desiring tu p ay thl' ca r · tow ns ministers and limes of visltati.On are aiso planned by Interested persons as a witness to the comm unity. AM/FM Stereo Cassette Phono Music System SIMMONS BIG DEALS ON CHICKS 'N FEED ......... . .. $ 1 00 O nf' Mon th I J~~; All~Pi t "< l llt'll ~~ ~U I Ill l 'lll.~bulj<h il il~dl'n II !II ~~ ~ l r lfl l l h1r~ t l l lllllla kl.m•l 1h:nM':1'' '' lfi l 1111 frmlflh l No'\\ Yrll' li; t'hk.IJ!n Onf' W('P k I \oJ h41l l l East Letar t, Leta rt Falls and Racine United Methodists wlll hear the !rev. R ichard Thomas, Northeast Cluster UM Churches. · The Syracuse Charge will have the !rev. Jam es Corbitt, newly- assigned minister for the Pomeroy UM Chur ch. Some churches are planning a noon potluc k In honor of the visiting a r') ,... , ,.,, SIJRSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route Munln"<tltl Sl 1 11UL~ :i ll nu ~ r rm •I rJrwl rmUII :1, l<l ln rlin$.,'1'0r~ l,v ~. Lnu-... sdu "tl ull 'd • 1-, rid.a,y'._ (t iUIM !rl S; m t)·undSC'! t 1i 11 ~kf"''' (lJ, at ( ' ltil ·.~~o:n r.h•ttkms U:.!1 l ~ lllirt~l t • · !rlntl.tg.m .' !11 .!1 ( ',tl!fn rm .l I~ 1~1"11 .11 ~>4!1 - ' 't'htU'Ndu,y':o; ( iUIIU'II I II ,,, li: :r n ~J~ (ltv SI.Jill nlu,v ·~ G:lf, I iD:IIWin II I I 1111 ~>. • 1!14' •I ' ~~ ~ I IA'Illl,UI I I I I 1n1 IKisun:! Jr. 1r11 7 I) () I i\1 1 '.\, uu ~ ·r Hilt tn l ar ''i I ~II~IJIII'~h 9 fo"'rkbtJ 0!> (; lUll~ 1'lll• · .t~·· rllotnrlt\ to r 1 It "' r ,,.,,,., ,nd t l lll•ll'\'1'!1 II .It S,' li l l1• ISICKklanl I ~~ .11 lll"'wlt •WII ol" 1 h . rnt Mhu u.... ,~ t 11 1 :\" ' ' n~ I 11 111 N1"11' Vt•rk l~l l ~~ Albml.t t ',t llfonnl. o lilo IJ.tkl :m11 !~ l lr11\ ,1(.111\I'S ., h .. h d o ~l 1MrC1un l•»i l.IJI> l\ni..'1' 1t·~ ll;il!lm.ll•• I 'ln .• ~ 'l l •l tnrJ in~,_,.., Mlll\uukN• •I ~ 2'· 1' ,, ,ursd ay 'J~ t :w rW•• S.•o~ll l l' ! Mlll/li'SHI.ill l'owm1tn tl 'lnrll'\ ~ 7 The Rev. Florence Sm ith, Mornlngstar, will be at Rutland , Salem Center, SnowvJIJe and Pearl Chapel. Morningstar and M orse Chapel will hO&t tit<' Rev . Stanley Mer rlfield of the Syracuse UM Charge. The Rev. James Clark , Racine, Ch arge, will be at Bethany, Suttow and Portland UM Churches. HAPPY- Lan-y" Romlne.lelt,lscastlnlherole oiFonzleoiHappy Days lame. Romine is pl<$1red In scene with CharUe Davis, cost as Mr. Cunningham In the musical vel'!lion of "H-y Days" to be presefiied at 8 p.m. Friday In lhe MeiJI!l High School Auditorium. [81 ORDER TODAY!! Puw'>n Se nd ad d rf:'Ss 10 TIK' Da ll y Se ntine l. 111 Co urt St ., Po me roy, O hio 45769 C. 8 II near Racine. BEND ARE OPTOMETRIC CENTER PO~T M A.'i TER . 6 l lU I !iiJJ - ( ."tJ]('; IJ.:II 7~ 1 three to tie on a walk to Alan Koker, r;;;:;;;;;!~~;;;;;~~;;;:;;w a CoiUns' single, Randy Matlack a single, an erTor, and another -~ squeeze bunt by Eric Tabler. ~ Porter, who,relieved In the fourth Inning shut the door In the seventh Inning by striking out the side to Richatd H. Billman II, O.D. post the win. Cunningham pitched 113 Court Street well, but showed signs of a tired Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 arm as a result of his outing at PH. 992·2920 Hannan Trace In :lldegreeweather VISION EXAMINATIONS In a game that called for snow. HARD & SOFT CONTACT Porter recorded his fifth wln of the LENSES season without a defeat. Insurance and Medical Cunningham struck out four Card$ ~ccepted Yo rk 100 17 WF:S'r lliVfoiiON 111\'f'>ION Ctllrul ro l.1 I. l"rt Lancers took the lead on Bennett' s batters and walked one In three double, a ground out and pertect lnnln~ willle Porter fanned six and · squeeze bunt by Eric Tabler, the , walked three In four Innings at · score now 3-1. work. The Tornadoes stormed ba:ck In Tabler, Koker, and Richards their half with tour runs on a single went to the mound for the Lancers, by Porter, a sacrtflce by Beegle, a combining tor tour strike Pllts and single by Rlffle, walk to Rob six walks, Richards suffered tile Cunningham, and a single by Paul loss for the Lancers. Southern llost8 Harris. Southwestern In Racine on Monday Another single by Brian Allen, In an SV AC tilt. and two stolen bases by Charlie Llnescore: Wolfe, plus an error resul ted In the SOuthern ............ .. ........... .101 1H3 x-9 9 I FH' ................................. in) 213- 8 3 final two runs ot the frame for a 6-3 Batteries: Eric Tabler. Allin Koker 3rd, SHS lead. Richards (LP l 5th and Glen Harrts. Rob CUnningham, John Perter 4th (WP ) and Zane The Tornadoes couldn't hold the Beegle lead again as the Lancers pla led Am<'r h.'a n Ne wspaper P ubli s he rs As soc l at !on, Nation a l Ad verll s ln g Reprc· se ntatlve, Bran ham News paper Sales, 733 Third Ave nue, New Yor k , Ne w NATIONI\L LEAGUI<. EAST Dl\' IHON "' United Methodist ministers In Meigs County will obsetve the "One Great Day of Witness ," with a county·wide pulpit exchange Sunday, AprU 24. The· event will stimulate a greater feeling of one~s In worshlp and witness in the community . AHred, Chester, St . Paul and Long Bottom UM Churches will host the !rev. Robert Rider. Jr., minister of the Rutland Charge. Pomeroy UM CHurch wUI have the !rev. Richard Rothemich of the Rock Springs Char ge. Heath UM Church wUI have t he !rev. M ark Flynn, Southern Cluster Clarinette'-90 by Realistic Du t to a reporter 's error, the roaching positions of two Southern coaches r eceiving trophies at Tuesday's annual SV AC banquet were r eversed . Suzanne Wolfe was the girls' volleyball coach and Connie Enslen, the girls' basketball 5 Methodists conducting pastoral exchange program Correction Scoreboard ... The Daily 5.ntinei-Page Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ... ' • 8" Long-Throw Woofer • 2v, · Tweetr r • Oiled Walnut Vene~· �~ The Daily Sentinel w Friday, April 22, 1983 Pomeroy Middlepo:t, Ohio •=w ThiJJ RIGGS USED CARS, INC. St. Rl. and Church ..... MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. Ph . 992-2101 Church & Office Supplies Phone992 -3480 SWISHER & LOHSE Prescr1phons 210 S. Second Pomeroy 991· l325 Pomerov 992-2955 Kingsbury Home Sales NEW YORK ,., ~ &Service i·:·•.:,... a..olHING HOUSE ~J'" & ~- 7 The Ftnesr 1n K E RMIT'S KORNER Pomeroy, Ohw \// a -, ~ ·.;1, VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. s ~~~~~! ' GIFTS Middl e port m I of ColUmbus, 0. 804 w. M<un •I • , , Automahve Serv~ce Sectional Modulou Hames Pomeroy , 1100 E . M c1 10 992 · 9921 Mtddl eport LOOKING FOR GOD 'WAID CROSS SONS STORE 'ITUN 11i' ( 'II U HCl-1, RPv W II Pl'rrln. paslor , [)f'bbJP llur k , Sum~ <lV S.::hool sup1 Chur<"h S<"houl 4 1~ a m .. ·won:hl p servi<'P HJ JO ~ . m Choil Jl'hi...';J rsa l, 'luL'sd<l Y 7 '(! p m , UIKX>r tiU ('('TiOn Of Allc1• NPa.S£' '""'"' Ne you not more qpt to thmk of weeds. or mosqu1toes or a poor Grocenes- !W'lot thon you 11re ol GodJ And after 1111. you lvlve made this outrng to General Merch a nctrs e POMFROY {' /IUIH 'H OF HIE Ni\l.A pleasure. But whoen you go to chu11:h, 1t Is with the spr:crf1c rntentlon ol worshipping Here you enga~·~·'prayer, praise and thanksgr.olng Here you mingle with people who 11re seeking God and have come to feel His presence In the qulel beaut)' of a s.1nctu11f)' you lind few out.srde distractiOns, 11nd you knOI\O that thrs pl&ee rs dedrcated to the service ol God. For ~ace and happiness whrch comes hom really feelrng. Gocfs . i ~ presence, worship in the ho use of the Lord thr s week - make it a 0v , . ~gular prl!Ctice. , A~~ .tl..- -f'l $Cdr Rac1n e 949 -1550 RE N I\ , (.onu·• t mon and Multx•rrv, Rl'\' Vhl[ll B~rer . )XIS tor <,Jen M rClu ng, a:-;st 1 paSt(}r , Clyd t I h •ndc'rsoo . p;Js!or mwrllus da y, 7 J>.m Glt/\\1·: EPisrOPr\L CIIUHCII - tJi ~ . Main Sl. Pomt·tov Sunday SC"'t"VIc<'S lloly Communion on lhf' f irs ! Sunday of ~>ach fT'\(lnth . a nd ('f)tnbillf'<J with morning pra~•f'r on thr lhird Su nday Mor ning pr.ry,•r· and S("rmon on :rll othf' r Su nday~ 111 tht• monl h ChU rl: h Sehoul ;r f14' 1 nlJI'SI'•r;,.• cvrf' prov ided C'orfl'f• ' ltmn In thr· Par·lsh 1/,rl l lmmf'(tla tr•lv rollowlnst tliP Sl'rvlr" . POMEi lOY ('J! U i l ( 'I I OF C! Jl t i-,·T, 21'!. ~\' . M;r rn St , Nt>rl i •r • Ju(ll t ~ •t Jhl"trn III hit •setrur tl, f+. :r r a m ., rnur ning IAUJ slr lp, 10. VI .1 m . Youll r m PPiirrg.., , fi 311 p.m , PVt' rring worshrp. i 'Jl p.rn Wt"'lnPM.I ay night pJ<ryPr mr"' •Hng anrl Hlbl t• s1Ud v, 7 ·~1 p m ']lifo ; SAI .Vi\'J' ION i\HMY , l l ~r B ullr•rnut A vt'., Jlomf'l'f!V. Mrs /)()l;r Wlnln~.: ifiC"Iia r).!r• Sunda .,. holtm ·s ... tnC'-t • r ln~.: , HI a.m , Suml.l\ Sc huul, 111: :11! ;1.m. Sund.w Sdtord . YI'SM Elol.'il' Adam s, IPadr•r. 7..lf/ p rn , ~rl v atlon mf'f'lltt£, \'a rlou ... S]ll'itkt•rs nml m ust(' spr:• d ills Thur~a y - I I :Ji tt rn IO:.! I>.rn , l. u dlt ~ lfotnf' IA'il j.!\t('. ml'mbr·r'S In ehm ,i.:C', ,Ill wonl('n mvllj"'J. +> 4."• p.rn ThurStlav. f'oq )!>; r aill'l ('lass 1\' oulll! Pmpii'- BI!Jit 1 7 :lfl p m rllhlt• S!lJ(I,v nnrl l 'rawr mr 'f•l lng. opt>n to !ht• puhllt HURl IN(;TON SOifi111 'HN I VI..I..,I'IS'I C'IIUH('II . Roulr• l Slwdf' n ihii•Sr ll()')l 7p m 'J'hursd.,:-• "01 ship ~;~• r "V\c f' H p m POMEROY WES'TSIOF CII UHC II OF C'IIHIST, ~J'l W, MLi ln Sr . 1):12.'i2.'t', \'{~ ·.rl m uf; )('. Sund,l\ wor, hlp 10 a rn ., Blblf> S1U4.ly 11 a .rn , worstrlp. h p m Wl"'lm'Sllav B lbh • SIU(I y, 7 jl.ITI OJ.D DF:X TEH 01!11 l< C'IIHISTIA N CI IUilt' ll - Clift on l.ur·crs pastor Sunli:l\ ~hoo l !J. :I) ;rm. Mrs Wurl(•\' F rotrrC"Is , s upt. Prl'ac hlru: Sf"•rvl<'l'" rJ r;;r .wd thlr~l Sundu vs foll owln~=: Su nda v Sd1ool. Ynurh tnf'l • lln~.: f'V('I'Y Su ndav. i :top rn CHA II AM UN !T I·:D MJ.:TIIODIST. Prrar hinu !I .lt a n1., llr'"' anti ~'C·vnd Sund,r.Ys of t'il l h rnotllll, 1hlnl and fourt h Surn l,rvs ' •al'lr m on1 h. wor sll lp,,.. · rvlc~ 'S .11 7· .lll p m 'w('CJnr':'.;d uv , .v, ·nln~.:s at 7· .II p.m , r•rayC'r ,rnd fllt) )t • SturJv SF: V I 'N'n I 1)/\ Y AI l \• I<N'l'IST. Mullv•rrv Jl f'l~l1l s Ho.1d . l 'ornr ·trJ\' Mil h.1r•l Pla n kowskl pu stor !(ito~ Whilr• S;t hh,tlh ~ h r-x•l Supl Sa hhath Schmll " 11 'l p m ,.nS.tll rnl. l\ with wur'!.hlp !'>#'IVln:os lollow lng at :1 I~ p rn Ht.rl1 .i\Ntl I·'IHST ll1\ PTI ST ('II UH('II Slstr•r ll;u r lr·ll W,u m ·r. Su pt S und c~ y 11<10 ,l.ll], IJIOJ'Itlll~ Wlll , hl p, Ill ~·, .. POMEHOY Sr.:houl , (fl BAPTIST, l l<rvld Mann , mlnl, tr •r : William Snouffpr . Suntlll\ S(:huol sup! Sunclav ~: hr )( J ), !I .11 a rn .. . Morning wm s hip 10· :~ 1 .rn. FIRST SOlJI'II EHN BAPTIST. P On\{'1'0\ 1'\kr • IJa\ld ll unt , ~l s tor·, HIIJ!{'J TU!JlPr , Sunday ~·h on l Su j J~ ' r inlr· n c\l •nt Sund:l\ .•whool ~ l < ltJ n m .: nuwnml! wot'Ship. Itt :to. t'VI'nlng WCII':..Jrtp. 7 . ~I )I m Midv.r~~l pr,rvr•r mt"'•llng. 7· :1u p.rn MIIJ~VAY I 'IIMM UN II'Y { lll/ H('II IJr·x tr•r l! d . l.angS\'lllr • Ht•v A 1\ llugh1 '"· Pas! m Sund a v Sc hlM II Ill .r rn Sr•r'\ ln •o; nn 'l'u"~ •':'- . 'l'hur"'ta v ami Srrnclay 7 ·rt p 111 F'i\ 1'111 'l'i\ III'H NM'IJ ' t 'lllll{('ll B<~ l h nun Hnad . IU ,. FmrrrPtl lt ;JI\ Som, p.a slou . llmxllr•y Dunn. sup! Su ndav ._.:lu 1) Ill ,r.rn Sunday r•vr•nlng !'t'IVk1· 7 :1111 pru , Blhh• tl':tChl nJ{. 7 .10 p 111 T hur..,tlill SY IV\CUSIO: MIS.'-iiON. C'ht H \' St . Syw l'USI' Si•n kt-s, Ill .r m . Su nda\ , 1-: vr•nillj.! Sf'I'VIN•s, Sunduv ;nul Wr"'.liii "Stlay, 7 p m . MIDDI . ~ ; PO i tT {'IIUH('Jl IW C'I IHIST IN {' ~I H I STIA N UN ION , I..IUI'('nl'l' Manil'\, pustrw: M1'S. Hus.'iC'II Youn~ . Sunttay Sc>hool 'iupt Sunrl.l,\ S('hol(ll \1 .l.l am. Ewnl n~.: wors hip 7 :10 p.m . Wl>thu •sd av pruwr lllf1 '1 lnJ,: 7 :lfl p m . . MT MOUI AII Cli UIKIIOfliOIJ. HaC'illf' - R•"'' .lnllll ~ Sn W•t'fll'ld. p.u ~ lor · M ot•ning wo rshi p~ · 45 n.m , Sunc_ta:-: Schuol111:4."l a m : t'\'Pilln ~ wo1·~h ip 7 p m 'l'ur•sday. 7<VI p.rn . ladlr'S pr ayf'r ln!'f'llnR Wt-dn{'S(I,•:-·. 7· :ll p rn F IH.l.,~ l' YPF: MJDDI.EPOHT FIHST BAJ':OTJ~l' . Cornf'l Six th and f'a lm('r, lhf' R••v Mark M('('lun,-: Sunduv S('houl 9 J.., u Ill . O,m WhiiC', Sund. r,v Schoo l supt .. John HdbPI, Sr , ass! sup ! Morn ing Won-hlp tO 1 ~, ,t m. \'out h m"'llnJ:: 7 :l) p .m . Wttd m'Sday, !nrl udl nJ{ Wl'l' lot s, ra~o:£>1' bl•av£'rs , junior usrrur nuls, und iu n ~ll' and Sl'Olol' h l~h BYF. d M.J lr pr :tl'lh'C•!l: Jlli>.rn. Wrdn('S(IUy: f)l'll}'f' l lilt'!:' ling a nd n tb lr• St tlr:i\', WC'dnt•sduy, 7::10 p.m. CliUHC'II OF CIIRI S'I', Mlckll!'jJOrl , 5t h and M uln. Aoh MC'llon, min ister: 1\1 flar1 :-itm. a.'lSOCiutr• m lnl:. tc•r: M lkC' f~f'rlowh , Sundav School Sllpl't'ln!t •n<IC'nr . Blbll' SctuXJI, \1:.11 am.: m ornln~ wors hip, m::ll 11.m .. I'Wnh~ worshi p 7 p m . Wt'CII'I(•sc-lay IJI Ilh' StlXI)' .rrKI ~'OU ih group mt:"t"llni!S. 7 ).l: ~n. MI DD LI~ POHT (' JIUilCII OF TilE NA7A • RENE. Co.paslors,' llf' v Cha1'IN1 ro~' lt • and Rt•v. Nanc-y ('oy iP. n111 Whltr'. Sund.a.v sdvJOI sup! . SunJa,v s('hool. fl:.l) .r.m.; momlrl: worsh ip, 10::11 a m , SuOOu,v f.'\/CO,R('llslll' mretln,l.l, 7 p.m Pra) W il)('('t l n ,~~: W•...:I~ u:-· 7 p.m. UNITF.D PH.ESB\'TEHIAN MINJ~i11 Y OF ME IGS COUNTY , lt('V. Wuncla Joh rL~n . dlrN'tor : H umid edUC'U1\0 n. .Johnson, dlt'l'<'lor of HARR ISON YILLF. PHESilYTEil lAN , Worshl~ Scrvlec. fJ a.m.: Churc h School. 10: .1 J a .m ' " Ml DDL E POHT PH E SBYTE]{ I AN . C..'}'lun:'h SdlOOI , ~~ a.m.: r i\1ornlng worshi p. 111:15. B/bk• Stud,v 'l'u PSdll,\', 10 a.m .; Bl biC' 7•:1() IIAZf~ l. COM MUNm' Cl{UIK H , Nf'ar J ,ong non om. Edsrl Hart. pastor. Sunday school, 9: .10 a.m.; Worship 10: :JJ a.m.: Prayer m<.'Ctmg 7· 'lJ p m. Thu rsd ay. , MIDOLF.POHT FT<E E WJJ .L RAP"m;r. ( orn«' r A sh and Plum. I.A:'S ik• Hayman, pastor . Sunday !M:'hool 10 a .m : Momilij!' Worship. II a .m.; WN:Incsdav and saturday Ew nl n~ ~ r·vlcr:•s . 7· :!fl p m. · _ ~IGS f '(M)J"Imi\TIVE I"J\IU."\11 · I !NffEil ME'hiOUt'"iT tlllJIU:H . Fuy Sliuer, Dln~:tOr NOR111J<:A.lfi' ('Ll lt o.,.: H Ho~ ·\ . Scl~m .JuiiiNRl ltr•\' Rh hanl TIKlfiiWO AIYf t i-:D - C'hurl'h Sc·hnul q '10 .t m , Wru ship II <t 111 , UMYF, fl .l.J p.m ., UMW. 'llliu.l Tut•stl<r v. 7 'll'l p rn Communit y fi rs t . Some M)' you nnd God jus t as well In ag ;uden, In the woods, or on a M in a church that Cod ts evel)Wt1ere But be hones! golf cOUrse ~ 'u~ .... j\ ·~·-~;~.- '11 ·1-1g ·• 1 ,, l'"':r= ·'-..---" LLJ -- Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fnday Saturrtay Wke John John Luke Luke 12.18-2T 7' 11 · 17 11 1-16 fT 28·44 24 1· 12 24 36-4g Sunday Monday Mant.w MIUif "" ) (___ Suncl<t\ Cii~ :.•·;"TER Worshi p !+ a.m.; t'hun·h School lila m , lllhh · Studv. Thursf' l .t~ , 7 p.m . I;MW. fi r st Thu i'S4liW , I p.m: rommunlon fi rst Su ndav .JOPP/\ - Worshrp, 11 10 am ., Chu rrh Sc hool , m .41 :1m lltbll' Studv. \\'OOn('S(!~ty. 7 .Jip.m . I.ONC BCYITOM - ChUH'h School. 9.:0 am W or ~ hlp 7 p.m .: Bible Stud.Y. Wrdnl'sday 7·.1ttp rn : UMYF W{'(lnf'Sda\ ,6 p m. Commun ion First Su nda.v lti:J·:DSVII .I.I : f'hurch Sthool. !J·:JJ •• m Wo rship \lu m '11 Jf'PF:RS Pl i \INS ST PMJI . - Churt'h ~ · hnol , ~1. 1 m , \\'(lrshlp. lO a m . IJiblf'S tudy. 'l'ur·sc lay 7 :VI p m , UMW, Third 1\ Jt'sday, 7 ~I p.m . Communion fi rst Sunda y ( 'F.N11W. CU J!>ri'TER Rl•''. stanlt•y " '. Mt'tTtfW.kl Kt'V . Kldwrd Kolhl11,1ch lk•\1. Rolwrt K Rob~ llc\' . IW~t•rt Kldt.'f", .Jr. r\SBUHY 1Svraousr 1 - Worship. 11 <1m .. ('lturl'll S. ·hool. !\· 1 ~, ,r m.. C hur~r Blhlr S!IXty. Wt'<ln~la y. 7;. JJ p.m.: UMW, flrsl Tucscl.ty. 7 . ~J p.m .. Choir Rf'hi::>arsal, \\'r'{Jnf'sdily h :11 p.m : UMW, fout1h Sunrlil,V. 11'.11p.m . J·:N'll :HI 'H ISE - Wrws h\p !I a m : Churrh SdlOO\. 111 .1 m , Bib!. S!ud)', Tuesday, 7 :t\ pm l JMW l 'lr-.t Mnnrla\ ?·:WI pm . IJMY I ', Surwl.l\ . fi p n• {'holt· lf' hc>.•r :.al.li :K) p m WN\nr 'Slllr,\ Vl.i\T'v\IOO!lS - t'hurd1 School, 111 ·• m. Wnr ship. I ol . t'll , llihlr• '-'tLKh , ThurN. Iol\', 7 p m UMYF. Sund.n , h p nr. FOIU·'ST l{l )N - Wot s hip, !I a m . ( 'hurt'h ~ hrJ)i, lfl il nr , ( 'hol t I 'r il('ltf'{ ', TUI'sda\ , li ·up m , UM\\'. firs t '1\Jf'sda v. 7. 'I! p m. IWA.TII tM idtllr•txw t t - ('h urf'h School. •t·:u ~ ~ m ; Wot ..,hlp, 1!1 .Ill a m , Blbll' Studv. ·nrt•st l ;.~ v , Ill am ., UMW , S«'<'Ond Monduy. 7..11 p.m .: UMM, third Mondav, 1::•1 p.m MINF:RSVII.U. - Worship SclvlcC', HI ·• m , O•ur't'h ~hnol. \I am.: UMW. thltd W••dnesc!av I p m , Ch nlr prac·IIC'f' Mrmt1a.v, i ·.Wipm J>F: AH I. f' ll/\1'1·:1. - Wor ship ~t'\ IN> HI 01 Ill . Chu rt'h Sl'hool. 11 a m ; UMW . Sl'('()nd '1\r«'S<Ill \'. 7· I ) p m : 1JMYF' ]ilsl '1\icsd<r:o-•, 7·:upm NEW STIVERSVILLE CO MM UN ITY CII URC II , Sunda\' School ~·N il f', 9.45 am.: Worship scrviCl', 10 :It a.m.; Ev a n~e h s li c Serv\Cf>, 7 :ll p.m. Wednesdav: Pmvt'r ITI('{'l!n~ . 7: ,'k) p.m .. Thursda~· . ZIO~ CHURCH OF GIRI!-.T, Pome roy · Harrisonville Rd ; Robert Purll'IL mlnlo;tf"r: Sieve Stanl('y . sunday school sup1. Sunda y school. 9: :YJa .m.: worshipsrr"Vi{t' Ill .II a rn .: EV(>nln ~ worship Sunday, 7 p m . af14'1 W«ll"'l"Sday. 7 p m ~~ .JOHN Ll!niER..\N r'IIU itl ll, Ptn(' fi rovr . Th(' 11Pv Wllll.rm Middlc'Sv.o;H1h, P~ts tor. Church scrvlrt>s 1\ 'II a m Su nd a\ School m·.l.'l a.m · BRADBURY CH UROI OF CHRIST. Paul Pnrll. pastor Sunday school, •1. :Vla .rn , l.arry Hayf'l('S, S S. Supt.; mmnit~ wor.-;hlp, 1(1: l \ a.m. RACINE CHURCH OF TH E NA7.ARENE H!'V. 'fllomus II f'ol lll'r, pa!<; lor, Martha Wolf£', Cha irman of Uw Board of Chri stian l.ifc. Su nday Sl•llool, 9;l l a.m.; momin,e: 10::kl a.m.; Sund uv ('VPnl n~ wor sh ip 7· :V1 J).m Pl'llVf't' rf'Kit•t lng, Wf"'dnr'SCI;w , w orship, 7:.11 p.m. RACIN E FIR.o;;'l' 8/\PTIST. Don 1•. Walkl'r Pa stor. Rolx'r1 Smith. Sundav S('hool !Supt.. SUnday Srhool. ~1 : ,1 ) a.m.: mom!n~ wor~hlp , 10:40 a.m .: Sundn\ ('vr n l n ~ worsh ip. 7 l l p m.: Wf'd n£'sdny ( 'Vi • nln ~ Blblf' stud\ 7 Jl l p.m . 11AN\1l.I .F WESL.f.:Y/\N . Sut'l(l,•\ ~hr)1) , m : mor ningworsh lplfl.4~a n1 . ."outh 'Of'tvk'f• h .&"1 p m . t'\·r•nlng wnrshlp 7 .• t p.m . W~>dnOOay, 7 'WI p m Prayf'r ,md PtilL"t' D1\N\'II .U : •tOIJ NJo:S.'I C'HUHCII , Jo. l'ii lltd em Rou t«• :r.r. betwflt•n Vinton .md l.anJ.,.rsvlllt• RP\', [!f•n Wulls, pa stor . Su nll:l\' Sr:·hool, 9: :Jia.m., Bobbv I . e~ m tx>r t s . s . ~ u p r • Morn ln.Q: Worship, IO:.ll am .: Chlltil'l'n·s U,1ppy Hour fi . .J5 p.m . PrnvC'I' & Blbk •Stud\ . 7::1) p.m . Mlo;slor'I<JI'\ m r:l'll n.~:: first WNinN; ~l ·:fl .a duy of Pach month. 7.:11 p m. ror tnrorrnutlnn call ~Mbi SII.VEH flUN l'~ H EF. 13.\P' IlST. Sti '\T' l.llllr. Sunday S<'hool supt . Sundn v ~('hml. 111 a .m.: mot'n ln,l! wm'Shlp. II a m Sundny I'VI'nlnp; worship, 7 :r1 p.m . Pm y.:·r mrellng :mrl Blhll" .litudy. Thur'Sday, 7 'WI p m. yourh mf'f•linp; W1tdnN iay at 7 p m OlRISTIAN F'E I"I.OWSIII P CHUHC'll . :R1 N 2nd A\'f' , M!ddlt>!).•rt Sund<.r\ S!. hool, 10 o m Surtd,Jy iilld Wl'llm'Sllay EvPni ng Sr.•t"V~"S 7· .11 p m. I.IBEHTY CHRI STIAN CHURCH , 4 l.rb· ('fly Aw, Porll£'ruy . Sunday Sl.' hooll(l a.m.; Won•hlp 7 '() p.m W('(!nr •sd:t'' S(•rvlt~ · . 7'.'Vl I'OME IH W - C'hurch St·twx..l . 111!1 a m . Wlll sh\ l) !>i'I'Vln·. \11 'll .1 m , Choir rdM•a rsal, \\1r'11nt•:o.(id). 7 J l p 111 . UMW , S(1('{lnd '1 \r~'S(hr y, 7 I\ p tn, UMW, la~l ~ urw.lav , 7 am , UMYF', Sund,a:v. 6 p.m HOC K SI'Ri f\'CS - C'hur-.:-h St·huol, ~: IS .1m , Wot ship, 10 :1 rn ., lllbl«• StudY, W~dnr •st l u y, 7 ll p rn . L!MYF tSr•nlot-s l, Sunda y, li p m.. Llunlors l. r•Vt' l'\' O l~ ·r Sunda y, tl p.m. rn r n .AND - <"hur(' ll St·hnol, !l.·t' n m .. Worsh ip , II a rn .. UMW t f:\'l"llln~ C'ln·l«•t. p.m . , SC'('OilCI Wl'l lnl'sd ,IV, 7. ,(I p.m , OM\\'. S('('()nd \HF.~i"ER CHURCH OF COD , H('V. H. F:. ' llmr ~l.l \' , I p m RQbtnson, pastOl', Sunday ."Chool. ~1: .11 a rn .: St\ I .E M n :NTI·:H - l 'hu rc h Sc·hm l. Ill woi5h1p !if'I'VI('(', 11 u.m : C'vrnln~ S4·rvl<'t'. 7 a.m .. Wors hip 7 p m p.m.: vou dl'!i('I'V1tt', Wcdnrsday. 7 p.m. SNOWVILU : - Wor'Shlp, •t a m .: Churr h l.AN< ,S\"JJ.J .E CHRis1'111N CJJ UHCH Sr hool Ill d .m Robcn E . Musser. pastor Sunday schonl , SOli'111EitN ( 'LUS1'1':U !1: lJ a ,m . Paul MuMer, ~ up! ; rrv1m l ~ lt.•\' , JIU~ M. Clurk wors hip. 10: :11 a.m.: Sundny f'Vf'nlng !'il'tYIC'f'. lt••v. Murit W. Flynn 7 p.m .; mld·w('(>k srn~ln'. Wrt lm'Sf:luy , 7 p.m ' IL.•)• ..'1on•IK.'t' Smkh SYRACUSE CHURCH OF TilE NA7./\ A I' P I . ~ : tiHOVr. - Chu1't'h Srh•ul, !lu.m . R~NE fl.ev .lall'lCS B. Kink> . p;.ts1or Wmsh lp II! .'1m trlt'SI und lhlnl Sund<r\1!'1 , Shf'rman Cund!ff, supl'rlntrndl•nr ~ unday UMW ~"''l•nd 'l'uf'Sday , ?.:to p .m ., Prawr School , 9· :II 11 tn : Momi~ Wnt-ship 10: .«1 fll(l(•tln ~ Wn:!tM: 'S()ay, 7 p.m . ll.m .; Eva nRrllsll<' Sl:' f'\' k'r.• , fi p.m . Pra~'f'r FW' I11ANY - Wor1oi hlp, 9 a .m ; ChU!'C' h 11nd pnriSC" Wcdi'K"Sday . 7 p.m .. ' 'uuth S.·hor!l, W ,1 111 . , Blbk • Studv. Wl'\IIK'Sdav, In TtV'(.>tlng, 7 p m 11 m . Dur'l' ll' Wunwn' s F PJi ow shlp, Wf'dn«>s EDEN UNITED IJH F.T II RF.N IN dll\' , ll . tIll CHR IST. E ldl<n R Blukl'. pastor Sund<J\' ('Af{MF:I . - Chun·h School, ~::ll a.m.: School 10 a.m., Hubt•r1 Ht't"'.., supt .: Mor111~ Wors hip, 10 4~r ,1 m : Sf"'.'Ond and fow1h S(lrmon, 11 a m.; Sunduv ni~ht S<•rvl<'f'S. Sumlars t: F'PIIw.•shlp dlnn«·r wllh Sulton, Ch1isll an Endeavor, 7: lJ p.m , Sont! ~'I'ViN ', !hlnJ lllursdav. li: :kJ 1>m. R p.m .: PI'('U<"hlna, ~: ll p.m Mki·WC'C'k l-:1\ ST I.F:T/\rtl - ('hut'l'h SdlOOI. ~Ill m : Prayer mttefln~. Wcdnrsr:luv, 7 p.m , ,\ h'!n Worship, 111 a.m ISC't'Ond arvJ fourt h R£'00. Jay leader. Su nd a~ ·s: UMW. fi rst '1\t~~: t ,\' ,, 7::111 p m UEMI.OCK GROVE CHRJSTIAI\', H~f'r LE'T /\RT FAI .U' - Wnr'!'l hlp, 9 <1m.; Wutson . pastor: Cll"''l!OOI'\ ?r-..rtt, Sunday \hu l'dt S(ohooJ. Ill a m SChool sup! . MornlnJ.! worship, 9 .11 a,m., MOR NINfi STAll - Worship, 9 l) a.m.; Sunday S("hool. 10: :.:1 am : t'Vt'nln~ Sif'rv(('(', 7 : ~~m . · Chuf('h SC'hool. 10· :11 11 m , Blbk• Studv. 'l'hursday 7:.JIJ p.m . · MT UN ION BAPTIST, Ikv. Tom lloolcy; MORSE C11APEL- Chul'('h &.·hwl, 9:l l .lor Sayl'f', Sunday School Supc>rlnt ent~mt. 11 m .; Worsh ip. 11 a .m. Sunday ~l'n:)l . 9· 4.'\ a.m.; ('\l('fl(fliOl: ~un;hlp , J-'ORTIAND - Churc h SdlOOI, 7 p.m .; 7' l) p .m . Prayer~ ""fP('efl~. 7. l l p .m . Wl'drw:>sday. Worship, El p.m.: UMYF. Wt'tlm.'Sduv, 7: l'l pm. TUPP,ERS PLAINS CH URCH OF RACIN E WE!;I.E:Y AN - Church School. CHRIST, Vlfl('('nt C. Wale~. fiT , m inister: Ill a .m . Wor:o~ hlp, 11 ·a.rn ; UMW, founh Hcnnan Black, supcrlntt:'f1dl:onl . Sunday Monda.v 7: .l )p.m .; ll andllUlkk>nsof lht•L.ord. School 9: :.> a.m.; t'Vt•nlng sr:•rvk.'('>, 7 p.m :: flrsl Wl'dre!i.lay , 7 p.m.: Mrn's Prayrr W - ay Blbl<• School, 7 p m. Brl'akfa.'lt, Wl'diM'Sduy, 7 a. m . ~ CHESTER CHURCH OF TilE N•\7A Strrl'ON - Church School. , !t· ,1} H.m : RENE, Rl;ov. H('l't:Jel't r.ratr, pastor. F'rank momlng wor.;hlp, 10:4.'i n.m . fflrsl and third Ritne, s upt Sunday &hoOI, 9: J'l a .m . Wcnhlp S(IIVICE, 11 a.m. and 7:.1J p.m Sunday!H ; f£'1lowstrlp dinner with Cai"n'lt't, third Thursday, 6: l l p.m. Prayer m(.'('tlng: Wednesday, 7·:11 p.m. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Oliver • Swnln. Su!X'rlntendenl Sundny sctool 9: l) l.AUREL CLIFF' FREE METHODIST a.m . wery wrek. C~URCH. Re\'. Robert Miller, pastor: Lloyd HOIJSON CHRI STIAN UNION. WWlam Wright. Director or Christian Ed~.~:atlon. Crabtnxo, pastor. Sunday School, 9:l) a,m.: Sunday School, 9: :IJ a.in.; MomJn.R: Worship, ('\l'('nlntl: r.erviCX', 7:llp.m. WOOnesdaypraycor III::JJ o.m., Choir l'rllcliCl', Sundoy. 6: :1) meeting, 7•Xl p.m . p.m .; EwniiiJl W0111hlp, 1::10 p.m . We<JntosBEARWAU.OW RIDGE CHURCH OF day Praye- and Bible Slody, 7: :V p .m . CHRIST, l>.oano Wardon, minister. Bible DEX'I't:R CHURCH OF CHRIST. Charles class, 9; :ll a .m.; morn!~ worship, m:v· Ruaell, Sr., minister: Rick MacomiX'r. supt Sunday ochool, 9: :1Ja .m .: w<r!ihlp ,.rvlce, a .m .; 0\'ei\IIIJl worship. 6: ,l J p.m . W~ Blblo slUdy. ~:ll p.m . 10: 311a.m . Iilble StUdy. Tlle9d.ay, 1: :ll p.m . RF:ORCA N IZE:IJ t'HUBCII OF .JJ::SUS CHR IST OF' 1. 1\TTER 01\Y SA I NTS. Portlanci·R:wlnt• Road William Roush . pas tor. Linda F:v:ms. f hur(' h school d irf'<'tor ('hurrh M""hool . ~· .10 a m · mor nrng \\OI'~h t p, 10: .10 a.m , Wf'dnrsd ;Jy r v<•ning pr a,\C' I' s<'rv l<'l'S, 7: .!u p.m BETHLEH EM BAPTIST, Ht>v Lui Shuler. P<J Sior W01 ship SI'I'V\( t '. !1: :1u ,, m Sunduy schOol. 111:.•1 a.m Bthlf' Slur!~' and pr'tl\('1' Sf'IVI('(' Thu r ·sda~' 7 .Ill p m CAHLE'IU N CII UHC'll Kl ngshu r)' Road Hrolhr•r M.al'ion WIIIJ,t m ii, Jl;Js!or S und c~:o­ schm l, 9 1) a.m Hal ph Carl. sup:·rinlf'ndC'nl, f'\'l' nlng \l.torsh lp. 7 :¥1 p m Pr .t\'<'1 mf'l •t ill/l . WNi n~>sd a\ . 7 .11) p m LONG EIO'n'OM CHRI ~'T I AN , Kt 'III,Pi fl'r , Jl< l"tm W,•Jim•t • D:.t nu 'wOUtl Sutlllay Sehool Sup! Worshi!J st'i\ In• ;tl 4 am f\JbiP School Ill ol ITI III' SF.I.! . RU N IIOI.I t\ I<S."i CII UHCII , 11t•v ThPrmn Durham, p:.r s!or Sundm· Sl:·hoolu t 4:. "1a.m.: M orninJ.:" \\flrsh!pat Ill .l 'l a.m 111u1'Sdav Sl' t'\' ~ -s .at i .111 p m. FIH Ff)()l\1 ( ;OSPF.l. MISSION a t Bald t\ noh. lor nrf'd on C'ount v Hood ~ 1 He\ I .au1 ('n t'r• ( ,Juf'SNK'<lmp . Jl<rstor: Hr>v . HOI!' '' Wllllot11. as.., istanr p;r slot l'tl ' ac htnl! :-.1'1'\'l· C'f'' Sund,rv 7 :11 p.m. l'r·,tyrr mt'l'lin~ WN:InP'iC!a\ . 7 .Il l p m .: (,at'\ I ,nffith lf'a df•r· Youth l!l'OUJI" · Sum l.r v r•vt•nlng !i· .l .lp m wr!h HOJ:;c•r ,md Vlnlf'l Willford .1s \t•. td••r'S ( o mmun111n st ·n·k·r first Su nd a \ r;lc h rnont h WIIITF 'S {'IIAP I' I.. CcvJ IVilll' rm Hj '\ no,\ ' l'.ll''f•lr r tM sto r . ~rnday ~ · hoo l 9 '1111 a m . worship '-C'J'\'Icr Ul ·vr a m BlbiC' ... tu(h .md )JI'•I \f 'l' 'Of't'Vkt • Wt•dnl'!'id il,\', 7 .• ) p Ill. IH i ll A N D CIIUH('II OF C IIHI ~T . JXm Monl trx pas tor: Alii Ntdrolson, Sund<JV sdwul supt Su ndav ."<'00c>l. 1l::111 am , mot ning wor ' hlp and I 'Ommunlon, 1 ~1. .Ill a.m Hl!ll .AJ"JD RIB! .I·: ME:11 !ODI~n· - Atnt)!>; Tl~ is p;.ts1or: Sonnv I judson, ~upt "iundo~; '-''~JO I , !I .Wt , t rn M ornln~ wors hi p, 111: :111u .rn SU la v I'Vf'nirl£ Sf.'l'\ 1<'0, 7· tl l \V('(Im"SC:Iav 1'\'f' lnl! Sf"r'Vk't' 7 Ill p.m; \VlvlPO P tltl! n•m. !1. llJ~m . r·.rt·h ~nduy mor nin~ NO f' IIUHCII OV '1111 : I\/\7A Rl '\'. !.loyd D ( inrnm .J r , p.rslr1t ~rlda\~ .· hnril . !l' :IJ a m . \\ nr-.tup st:>rvlcC'. HI :lfJ a ; young pf'OpiP's "1'1'\'k'f:•. ii p m F:vaf1$!P) ,!lc· 'il'tvk'r, ti :111 p m Wf'Cinrsd u\ S('r'\·lcr:.·, p m . M!\SO ('!l URCH tlF r HRIST , Mllll·r Sl, MI:IS(lll , W~'il Eu~('f)(' I. Cllllf,:l't, mi nistt>t SuOOay Bl Stud,v, tO , r m , Wor;o;hip 11 .r .m .md 7 p rn . W•dnr~la'' Aiblt • Studv, \'IX'al muslt', 7 p r • H REN MASON I\ 'SEMRI.Y Of (;OJ), DlK idln~ !.ant•, M uson ,~ . Va . FWv ·11on nlr fl I{()S{'. Pastor :';undU: St•hool 9: 4:1 a rn .: MorninJ:: Worship 11 a . . F:wnlnl! Srin 'tr'f' 7: I t p.m. WC'tlnrsd:w WQmPn '~ M irrl~ trlf's ' ~~ n.rn ! mf'<'ll~ and Pru:o-'f'n . P r.t\'1"'1 u ntl Hibl£' S!ud\' 7 p.m . \ HARTFORD fl;IUH{ II OF' CHHI ST I I\ - C'HHI~·.TII\ N U:"ol i~N. Thl' Hf'\' WIIII.Jm Camptx•ll. pnslot· . nd .r:o-' Sc:hool ., •1 VI H rn . .J.anlC's ll ughl'•s, sup \; f'\"f' nlng !'t'I'Vkf'. 7 :VI p.m Wf>dnPsd uy l'l~nl ng pr.wor ' m•, ·ling, 7<11 pm. Youth 1 rnyc•r ~ · rv1~ 'f' Pa('h 'l'u(~ilY ' FAIRVTFW BIHI I· \li UHCII, IA'!att . W Vo~ . HI 1. M,u k lr"~ ·! paJ' tor. Woro.:hrp S('n' IN>s. q. :Jo a Ill., Su ·~~· Sr:·hool. II :..m .. ('WrlinJ.: ~urslnp. 7. 'Ml p n 'l'ursd av c•oHa.L:fl pnr.vt•t nwP!Ing .rnd Btbii'\,SitK\y, !~ ::t:l a rn . W11rship sc'f\'1('(', Wr<JI)('SC:\a x, 7: ,1 ) p.m . OUI! SAVIOUR l.lJ niF:IJ4N CHU itcll Wa lnut and IIC'n rv sr.... , HaVI'f'l.'ii\'OCX.I. w \'.1 ~'h<' llr\• Cror~t' C WC'h Ir k . ~slor. Su l'l(l ~;~y Schoo l ,~: .1."1 a .m . ~ undu ~· worhsl p. 1l a.m CAI.VI\RY BIBI. F. C'HURC H.\Pfl"' Jor: ·,tkd on PomC'roV Pik e'. Cuunh ll.OOd '£1 nf'ar· Fltl!wocrt., , Rr" Eluckwmd J );t!>iiO~. Si:•rvkt:>s on SUNUr,\1 ntJH: :II am . and .7..'YI p m wit h Sundav school. •1· :111 u rn . bib~ -.rttdv. Wrdnc>sdH,\' . 7:.' llpm. · \ · FA ITH FEI.I .OWSHIP C RUSAD·~ FOil CIIRI!-."'1' - St. Rt 1'Ut. Anllquhy. Pastor, lkv. Franklin Dicke ns. Sunllu.v morning, 10 a.m. Surxla~ cvcnln,.::. 7: ll p.m. Thu t~a.Y ''V('flln~. 7 .l l p.m STIVERSVJJ .l.E: COMM UN ITY FlAPTl~"l· OfURCH. Pastor Roben Byc>rs Sundny S" hool 10 a .m .: Worship Si'tVI('(• 11 u.m . Sunday l'W nl n~ !l£or,•lc•c>, 7: W) p.m .; Wr'CII'K'Sdav 4'Vf'nlnR: servt«'. 7: ;.) p.m. _ JNOEPENOENT HOI.INESS CH UHCIJ. Inc. - Paul St .. Mkk:llcport FU>v. O'I:k'll Manley. pastor . Sunday School. 9· .1 1 a .m : Momlll$i! Yo'Orshlp 1ft. :11 a .m : £'vcnlns;: I.YOr· ship. 7: .'IJ p.m . TUNiday, 12· .1 ) p.m . Women 's prayer mN~ tlrij{ : Prayl'r and prniSt' S('J¥'It't', Wf<dnrsday. 7:.lJ p.m. Attend Church this Sunday SYRACUSE F1R&"T CffiiR CH OF GODRev. George Oiler, pastor. Worship service Sunday, 9· 45 a.m: Sun:lay school, U a.m, wor ship service, 7 30 p m . Thursday prayer meeting, 7. .)) p m MT. HEHMON UNITED BRE'TIIREN IN CHRJST CHURCH Rev. Robert Sanders, pastor : Don Will, lay leader. Located ln T~Kas Community ott CR 82. Sunday school, 9::11 am., Morning worshi p service, 10:45 a.m.: t:ovenlng preaching service second and fourth Sundays, 7. 30 p .m .; Christian Endea vor , firs I a nd third Sundays, 7: lJ p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study, 7 l) p.m JEHOVAH'S WITNESS, 37319 State Route 124 (One mlle eastof Rutland!. Sunday, Bible lecture 9:30 a.m ; Watchtov.rer Study, 10: aJ a.m.; .Tue~ay, Bible study, 7:j) p..m ! Thursday , TIBlcrauc School . .1::JJ pm; Service Mecting; 8:~ p .m. ·. ' ·CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. Located on the 0 . J. While Road off highway 160. Pat Henson. pastor. Sunday School 10 a m. Classes for a ll ages J wllor Chu rch 11 00: Morning Worsh ip, 11 00 , Adult Choir pra<"tlce 6:00pm. Su nday Young People's, Children's Church and Adull Bible Study. Wednesday al 7:30p.m . HOPE BAPI'IST CHAPEL - 570 Grant St., Middleport, Sunday Schod, 10 a.m.; morning warhslp, 11 a .m.; evening worship. 7 p.m Werdnesday evening Bible study and prayer meeting, 7 p m . AtftUated with Sou thern Baptis t Convention. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHR IS I" State Route 124 and County Road 5. Marli, Seevers, minister; Sunday School Sup! , St('V(' Pickens. Sunday school . 9: :KJ am; momlng worship, 10:.)) a.m : evening worship, 7 p m. Wednesday worsh ip, 7 p m JU BILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER Geor~!te's Creek Road . Rw . C. J LemlE'y, pastor ; Paul Poar , O lllrch School Superintendent . Chu rch !'.Ctml, 9:.11 a.m ; morning' worship. 10:;(1 a. m; evening service, 7 p.m. Bible Sludy, WednPsday, 7 00 pm. Oasses tor all ages. ST PAlJI . l.UTliF:RAN CII UHCH Coml'l or Syc:rmorf' .tnrl ~rv: l Sf~ . Pomf'l'0\1 'l'hP l1t'\ Wilh,•m Mlddli'S\Iiltth. Pt~«tor. Surrd;n ~ hnnl nl q .!"1 <1m ami Ch un h S.•rvlf'~'" 1'1 pm SAf'rU 11 IWART. M"l! t Anthrm' C.lann.l · mo rt"', Ph (n]. ~.,jo,'{lt\ Satu td i.l\ t'Vf'ntl'll! M;1s-., 7 'l' l p rn . S und , J~ M a ss,~ a.m :rntll11 ,1m Cun fl ..,.,rnrr" llflf ' h.rl f hour ))( •fm'l' r,H' h M a~s ('('[) ( ' l.:r s~ ·.... 11 a m. Su nclm· \ 'I<TOHY HAPTI ~T - 'i:l~1 N 2nd St . Mrdt llt•p lrl .l,rml"' ~ . 1\ 1 ~ ·>.,4 ~ · pastor Sundav mf•mln~.: wor ... hlp 10 ;r m . f'Vf' ntn,g S(liVi('t •, 7 p 1ll , \\ ! "'.. n l'~ la \' f'\'f' nlrlt!' Wot">lttp i p .m , \'lsllatron , T hursd u\ t. 1111 p m ·miN In' ( JIHISTJAr>; •\SSE MBLY . ('unl · \'l ll1 • - { .rllll"rt Spt•n<~ · r l-"1'> 1or Survl.•:osehonl, !J :ur am . mm mng '>f ·rv ir ,. II .1m Su nclu\ ('VI 'nlfl~ Sl'l'\ 1{'1' ' 7 .IJ p m . mid~A1~ ·k Pr<~\t 'l' :-.c' t'\'lt'f' Wr"'lnt 'SC i o~.\ ' , i 'VI p m MOl ' NT 01.1\IT. COMMUNITY ('lllJHC II , I <r wrr ·ncp Bu, h. J.l: I' II>T , Max Fnlnll't, St Supr.' r inf('ndl •nl Sund,l\ S4:hool ilnd morning \Wr!\hiiJ. l.l ] I a m Sund,t\ t'\'Pning s. •n k~ •. 7 ._;" Mtddlepo rt ble commissioner, and Becky Tyree, assistant cub roundtable commlssoner, with cub pack lead· ers. Dale Maidens, Ben Petrel, and Jannlne Petrel of Pack 241: NeUie Haggy and Walter Haggy of Pack 240; BUI Rice, Sarah Jolrnson. Two suits for money and anacllon for divorce have been rued In Meigs County Corrunon Pleas Court. Nancy Chapman, Albany, filed suit In the amounl or $li ,4SQ.~ agalnts James Wells. Columbus, for amount due on a land contract. City Loan and Savings, Pomerov. Jeanie Reynolds, Shlrley Smlthand Rev. Robert Smith of Pack 245; Jo Ann Newsome. Cathy Workman and Luke McDaniel of Pack 235; Gerrt Tate and JB.~T~es R. Maynard" of Pack 253; and Jo Ann CouncU, untt commissioner. . OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9; 5UIIIDAY 1 TO 6 filed-----------filed suit in the amount of $7,694.26 agalns l Gale E . Wolfe, Tuppers Plains and Charlotte Wolle, Tuppers Plains. Rebecca Sue Quinn, Albany filed suit for divorce agall}sl Marc Anthony Quinn, CariSbaa,"Ca FRI., SAT., SUN. ONLY POMEROY - Music On The Move, annual variety show of Southern High School will be 8 p.m. Friday In school audltoriwn with direction by Mrs. Lee Lee. P o m (' rov 0 p m . Youth meetln~ and Bible study, WOOrwsday, 7 p.m. UNTTF.D FAIT}j CHURCH - Routl' 7 on Pomt•roy bypass. Rflv. Robert Smilh , Sr , P\JS101", RE.ov . .Jai'TK!'S Cundiff, ass is tant pas!or sunda y School, 9:ll a. m .; mom l n~ worship, 10:30 a. m.: ('venlnJ~: worship, 7:l'l pm. Wom('n's F'cUowshlp, Tuesdays, 10 am. Wf'dnt'Sday night pray!'r SC'JV1('(', 7: ~ p.m . FAITH BAPTIST CHtJRCH, Mason, mc('t ar Unltf'd S!wl Workrrs Unio n Hall , Rallroad S!l'('('t, Mason. Mornin~ worship 9:JJ a.m Sunday School 10: J'J a m . Evening Srrvlce. 7 p m. Pray!'r meelln~ WN:ti'X'Sday , 7· ,'1) p.m Mldwe€k Blblr Study, l'hursday. 7 p.m. . 4'0RE~~r RUN BAPTIST Rev Nylf' BOrden. pastor Cornellu.~ Bu,nc h sull('rln· t('ndrnt Su l)davsch0019:.'1 lam ; st>COI14and fourth ~ n~a:vJI, wor5hlp servia- al 2<ll p m MT . .MORIA II .BAPTIST - FO\Ji:th and Ma in 'st., Middleport . ~~v . Ca lvin Mlnills, pastor Mrs. F.lv ln Bumgardlli•J , supt Su ndav St:'OOol, CJ. ll a.m ; worship Sl'rvi<~ '. 10 :l~l a.m. BURLJNC.HAM SOlJI"HERN BAPTIST C' II UHCII . Roul«' 1. Shad<' Pastor. Don Bla<"k. Afflllilt('(l with Sout h<'m Bapfist <'onvf'•ntlon Sunday ~ hool, 1: :Wlp.m .. Sunday v.ors hlp , :.! 1ll p.m. Thursd<.~v f'\'C'nlng Blblr SIUdy, 7 p.m. PF.NTF:<X~'TI\1. A.S.~EMBL.Y. RacJIK". R11utr 1:.!4 William Hoback. pastor Sunday !'oC'hool. Ill a m Sunda.v f'\'f'nrng Sf'I'VIC(>, 7 p m. Wl"dnrsd <.~y evrning !!i•rv ll'f' 7 p m CARP ENTER BAPTI ST . Don C'hN~dlr . Sup! Sunday School 9· .11 a .m Momlng Worship. 111' :lt ;r m Pr.w('r St>rv\('(', al!l'r· n;r tr• Surv:l,tyo; . MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Thlnl Ave., the JU.>v. ClarX Baker, pastor. Carl Nottingham, Sunday School Supt . Sunday SohoollO a. m . -classes tor all ages. Evening services, 6 p.m . Wednl"Sday, Study, 7:30p.m . Youth services, 7::11 p.m. Fr1day. ECCLESlA FEU.OWSHIP. 128 MHI S1 . Middleport. Pastor Is Brother chuck McPherson . Sunday School at 10 a.m. Services Sunday evening at 7 p.m . and Wedl"'f"sday al7 MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Youth League.will meet this evening at 7:30 p.m . at Middleport VIllage Hall. All coaches are asked to attend. IAIY' d.an&fUOM SATIJRDAY TUPPERS PLAINS Stomper Pull wUI be Saturday, Tuppers Plains Fire Station, registration at 6 p.m. $1 per car . There will be trophies and refreshments. FLA1WOODS - There will be hymn sing Saturday, 7 p.m . at Flatwoods United Methodist Church. RACINE - There wUI be professional wrestling card at , Racine Junior High School, 8 p.m. Saturday sponsored by Racine Firemen's Auxiliary. There will he six matches Including All American Junior Heavyweight title match . Tickets at reduced prices can be secured from Auxiliary members. p.m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST, Rev. Earl Shu~r, pastor . Sunday school 9· :0 a .m ; Churrh service, 7 p m , youth meeting, '6 p.m Tue ~ ajl Blbk' Sludy, 7 p m . FULL GOSPEL LIG!ITHOUSE, 3300 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Tom Kelly, pastor. Danny Lambef1 , Sunday School Supertntend· ent. Sunday Mor nlrrg service, 10:00 a.m .; Sunday evening SE>!VIce 7: 30 p.m Servk'es Tuesday a nd Thursday t>Ven \ngs at 7:30p.m. WORD OF l'AITii , 93 MW St., Middleport Richard Stewart, pastor. Sunday m<rnlng, 10: 00: Sunday evening, 7: 30. Tuesday roorn· lng Bible Study, 10: 00; Wednesday evening. 7: l:l; Thursday morning v1deo wtlh Kenneth Copeland, 10. 00; Friday evening video with Kenneth Copeland, 7::r:t. NEW HAVEN CHURCH DF TilE NAZA · RENE, Rev GleMon Stroud, pastor Sunday School, 9· ll a.m : Worship Sen~ice, 10: JJ am.: Youth SeJVk'e. Sunday, 6: 15 p.m ., Surv:lay evening gervlce, 7: 00pm. Wedne8· day Prayer Meeting a rxl Bible Study1:,00p m POMEROY - Bake sale, 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at Pomeroy Kroger Store by sophc more class of Southern High School. SUNDAY POMEROY -There wUI be a revival at Flatwoods United Methodist Church starting Sun· day running thro.Jlgh Aprtl ~­ Evangelist Is Ben Stevens. There will be special singing each evening .! RtrrLAND - Blue GlU fish· lng derby w!jl he Sunday at 7 a.m . at Rutland American Legion Farm. Prizes will be awarded lor biggest, smaUesl and most blue gtJl caught. Sermonette "Each of us performed. the task which the Lord allotted to him : I planted the seed, and ApoUos watered It; but God madeltgrow ." -I Corinthians 3: 5-9. Each person can remember someone who had a special place·ln his spiritual growth and development. Perhaps It was a pastor, or a teacher, a friend or an older relative. Sone one was the right person at a crucial stage In our growth and we will never forget that person. II Is right to remember and be grateful. Unfortunately, the trouble Is that we m ay then be disappointed If we never again find a pastor or a teacher who seems to reach that same level, who means as much a~ that special one did. The tenure of the "average pastor" Is estimated at three to five years. Often there Is some new gift God Intends for His flock through the new pastor. It Is God's love which sent the first gill through a human agent, and His love continues to flow generation after generation. Young Elisha carried on where seasoned Elijah left olf. To enable the Body of Christ - the Christian community - lo realize Its potential and to fulfill Its caUing, God gives speelal gifts. But these gifts are for the puJllOse ol"edlfY;Ing the Body." Gifts used selfishly or to glorlly man are usually with~rawn . While the world swiftly changes abo11t us, God does not c~. When pastors move and new ones arrive, Ills God's wayofolfertngnewgllts lor ministry and service. One plants, one waters. and another does the weeding. but the Gardener arranges the growth, - Rev. Richard Thomas pastor, Allred, Chester, St. Paul and Long Bottom United Methodist 1 Churches. --Our Reg. 12.97 Our. Reg. 6.77 lOur Reg. 129.88 7.97 4.97 109.88 20-Lb. • Lawn Food Flowering Dogwood 1~ lawn food plus weed control. Feeds lawns. controls dandelions. ....... This is the tree for all seasons. SAVE. Our reg 5.97 Ou1 Reg 797 -9.97 109.88 CD $20FF Asrorted types in gallon conta1ners Beautiful shrubs lor your yard. Bush•• rn:J .... Our Reg. 129.88 4.97 Rose 3-HP 20-lnch Lawn Mower 'Mih recol~start engine. side discharge. Our 3.97 Tune-Up Kit .... ...... 3.57 Arborvitae or Spruce Ga~'ne Trimmer 3Y•·HP Sell Propelled Mower Sell propelled. wlth 22" cutting blade. J'h-HP recOil· slorl eng&ne Autom tic stnng advance IS" cu"1ng swath 1 MONDAY POMEROY -There wUI be a special meeting of Pomeroy Chapter !ll, Royal Arch Masons Monday at 7: ll p.m. The royal arch degree wiU be conferred. All companions are urged to attend. Our Reg. 5.97·6.97 RUTLAND Rutland Garden Club Monday, 7; ll p.m. at the home of Mrs. Marvin WUson. HandJ Garden Tooll 14-tooth rake, round point shovel and durable hoe. Save. 4.97 _9.91 5.97 Our Reg. 1.77 00 97c 20-Pt. loll Lawn ldglng 3·Ring Tomato Cage 3-rlng cone shaped tomato c oQe. lndwfTtol edging contrOls graa IJDNih acund flot.oers and shJUbe. senior Auxiliary Edward Harris of the Ohio Department of RetardatiOn and Developmental Disabilities. wUI be the speaker at the 7:00 Tuesday night meeting of the American Legion Junior and Senior Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post39, Pomeroy. The s~er wt11 talk on adopting a special child and will have pictures and background lnforma· tlon on . adoptable handicapped Children. The pfOIII"am has been arranged by Mrs. PeggyHarr&,chDdweUare chalrman for the untt, who advises that the meeting Is open to the ' public. JESUS CHRIST, Elder James MUier. Bible shldy, Wednesday, 1: :ll p.m .; Sunday School, lO'a.m. Swday night aervtce, 7: Jl p.m. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS - I $2.00 Sale Price ~OR $1 Han11oinviDe IE ~OR$5 . 3.97 .O.j.b.' Top MHI ••o-1 Garden Fertilizer For patching, top dre5Sing lawm. 1S.Ibs.' 5-10.5 fer111iZBI for largBI Shop ohd $0Ve at K mart ~ and planting shrubs. ' '· SOle Price Our Reg. 6.57 ·- Pac:k 01100 Onion Sets 100 oniOn ~Is, ready lo plant. Correction Road . Earl F~. pastor . He nry Eblin. Jr.. Sunday School Supt Slinday School t.:lla.m.: M<titlnr WOI"IIIlp 11 a.m .: ~ay evenlna ol!Mce. 7:30 p.m .: Praye- ro•""'r controb POMEROY - Happy Days dance, 9 p.m . to midnight at Meigs High School with music by Uve band , American Music Express; · sponsored by 1-i.E._R.O. Club, ' . . . Rl(ll.AND APOSTOLIC CIRJRCH OF . M..JJna, Wednesday, 7; :ll p.m. Theiss and Walter Walker of Troop m, Tom Pennington of Troop 240; Charles Hen59n of Troop 259; James Council of Troop 239; and Ray Lauderm!lt , dlstrlcl commissioner. Cheryl LaudermJit, cub roundta· Court actions MIDDLEPORT - Spaghetti Dinner will be Friday with serving from 5 to 7 p.m. by Evangeline Chapter 172. Order of the Eastern Star, Mlddleport Masonic Temple. Carry-out orders will be available from 4 to 5p.m. SerY1ce lHE DAILY SENTINEl The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 Middleport, Ohio FRIDAY & Sales and Rutland, Ohro 4577 S J . Wm . " 811! " Brown, Owner Phone (614) 14? 1111 Locust'& Beech Pomeruy Calendar 992· 2318 Pomerov Equipment Corrtplete ,, P. J., PAULEY, AGENT & SONS SOHIO 214 E·. Main 991 -S1 30 Pomeroy Charles F. Bagley III, president of the Melgs-Ga111a-Mason Boy Scout District, and Robert H. McGinnis, counctl executive, held a ''fireside chat" at the recent roundtable discussion at Middleport American Legion Post home. Discussed and demonstrated durIng the meeting of scout leaders were openings and closings, and games and skits relating to the theme of the month. Next roundtable was announced for May 2 at 7: ll p.m. at the hall. Attendlngwere.scoutleadersFrank Casto, Bob Workman and Bob Arms of Troop 249; Lanny Tyree of Troop 245; Mickey Cameron, Steve 9JS-l944 Nationwide Ins . Co. Frida~ April 22, 1983 .MGM district ,president addresses scouts '• IU. 1, Reedsville, Oh . ' Sunduy S{•hOfJ I, 9 :lfl '' m, Clem M cf Jon~. supt : m ornlnt: wo r':'i hlp 10: .l l u m . ('\'('nl ng SC'IVK'f' 7 p.m mid Wf'Ck SCIVICI'. WNines· ' The Interested BWJinesses Luted On ThiJJ Page. AUCTION SERVICE • •• MARK VSTORE '!= ' " For A Real Auction Real McCoy•• f1.allo.the" Mac" Middleport r " McCoy Pomeroy Chesler MIDDLEPORT H Mrll Sl . • John F . Fultz. Mgr. BOOK SlORE . LU 7 fXrERIENCE THf JOY Of RELIGION .~ Ray Riggs Ph. 985·4100 ' Helps plant gtCMIIh. 1.67· ' ~lbe. • Cow Manure Composted cow manure and.,odorless aranae w111 meet Rock Spr~DgJ Thunday, April 28, " L-------------------------------------------.J : . ..• .\ 1:. not Ulolght, as waaiQIIIOOlla!d earlll!r·thls week. ' '· '\ \ \ Non 40-lb.' �1983'·. Ohio Sentinel Meigs seniors honored at ceremonJI By C. HOEFUCH • Presentation of plaques ·to 45 ~lor citizens who have lx>en 4Ctlve In the Meigs County Retired SeniorVoiuriteer Program <RSVP! since Its beginning hig hlighted the lOth anniversary cele bra ti on Thursday afternoon at the Senior .Citizens Center. About 240 turned out for the recognition program. Mrs. Pearl Welker, the first Meigs RSVP director, who was Instrumental in the development of the ,program, presented the plaques. Current director, Alice Wamsley, re por:ted that In the past five years, the RSVP volunteers have contri buted a total of 261 ,625 hours of service, with 58,771 hours of the tota l being !i!ven by the 10 year volunteers. Mrs. Wamsley noted thai volun· leers assist with activities at th~ / Center and Other stat ions tnciudlnl Veterans Me morial Hos pi ta l, pomeroy Health Care Center, Emergency Medical Serv ice, Com· munlty Menta l Health, Meigs County Health Department, the Humane Society, the Long Bottom, Hartisonvllle, and Rutla nd Senior Citizens Clubs, Arcadia Nursing !:lome, the Meigs Museum, lhe County Extension Service, and In the Meigs County Schools. They also do volunteer work with the Cancer Society , thP Ameri can Red Cross, and the American Heart Association , and ass ist In the home delivered meal progra m. and at the congregate meal site, as well as with the food CO· OP program of the Methodist Ministry. Their activities also Include volunt eer time telephoning, running errands, providing transporta tion a nd doing yard work and minor household repairs. · The lQ.year volunteers recog· ntzed were Et~el Grueser.. l)ertha Parker, TriJdy Anqreiws, Eliza Powell, Ada Warner·. Lula Hamp· torr. Thora Blackwood, LoretIa Beegle, Gertrude Mitchell, ChariPs Blakeslee, Edna Reibel , and Clara Lochary, all or Pomeroy; Nettle Hayes, Mae We ber, Wilma Sa r· gent , Henry Turner. Teresa Byer, Jessie Houchins, Helen Reynolds, Mildred Hawley, Na n Moore, Louise McElhlnnoy, a nd Pauline Roush, Middleport; Bertha Robin· son , Elfrly Rou sh, Garnet Ervine, Carol Taylor, Darell Taylor, and Laura Byers, Racine; Ruth Mc£1: roy, Kermit McElroy, and Thelma Dill, Syracuse. Also. Marjorie Brewer. Reeds· ville; Adria Wilcox, Langsville; Margaret P arsons . .leslie Molden. Marcia Denison, Edith Williamson, and Emma Cha pman, Rutland;. Mildred Harris, Evelyn Summer· held, Tuppers Plains; Edna Clark, Hemlock Grove; Marie Swan. Long Bottom; Nellie Borgan, Bes· sle Graham, HarrlsonvUJe; Dayt on McElroy. Mlnersvnte; and Ora Carsey, Paget own. New volunt.cers e nrolled since last September recognized wen' Elizabeth Horak, Lillie Marklns, Nina Bland, KatherinP Swanson, Juanita Bachte l. ·Bett y Weyers· mUJer, Clara Burris, Mildred Frye, Otis Chapman , Dorotha Jenkinson, Audre y Anderson, Ge nevieve · Ward, Kathryn Chapman. Dorothy Smith, Ruth Erlewinc, Matll'l Walburn, Jenevee Chesher, Wil· lard Boyer, Helen Rlghlhouse, Mary Virginia East.erday, Bonnie Conde, Verne Story, Clara Conroy. The Daily Sentinel ' .t • AND f _ ..... .. ' c,,,,, ,_ .. ,_ .. 1 1n ' ............. . . . d•~*"• • "" • ' IP"'~' ~ ... ....,.., n P•e lu~~~·· . a ... -.;..., " !_ "'_..,,.1 I ' "' d 1 ... I ,u..., IOio Tan\my Lahnner, program secretary with the MIS Department, s~ the students who the word ... .......... • ...w...... ~] )4-; u.W.. toi W ol!n • .• ~ · ) 1-le ot&""=•- .• t .ln.u ijio·rl #>tlll. •"·' ,.,., •·rllt o• ... , . f,U,,. i1111 1,.,,.,,lt..m · ~· ··· · hntr l(•• .• .. 1 • . ...,. . . . ... . 1, ... _ .._ ........_ 11 A. _ ....., t l- M.....u! lM.,_ ~ ,. ~ ·- J 11 ... _ 12. , ..... ... ... . ... ·n ~~~ ·•••o u .......cYdH ... n .• ........, ........ ~ J i l t -.. ... .... ~ 1 1- C~ti-M -~; -··~ ih ,, ....,w.",.,. 1 1 . ..... (... _.. ....... 4 4 1 N.....lla f liiMI ..........._..... . . . . .,,.. ,_ • J , ....... " " .... , l ) lnw•- • ... _ .. , . ....... ,,14 k,_ · ~h 1l· ....... lV. CI II1 7 M<K I -""' oew.. w~fot)o ' . .. _ .. _ , • • , ..... l d f - 1 4 1 . . .. d , . .. ... . U l~ut!IIMM l<lf ot..l Public PUBUC NOTICE . .... Dark 01amond Coal Corpo ration. No 3 County Lane_ Route No 1. Shade. Oh•o 4 5 776 has been tSSued coal mr n1ng pe rm•t 0 0111 to conduct coal m1n1 ng operc;~tlons 1n M e1gs Co unty, Sahsbury TownShip. Secti on 8 on the p ro per1oes of Kathryn W h1 te . Stan ley Hunt. and James Hil t. The perm1 t area rs locat ed on the Pomeroy and -·-·-. RECOGNIZED - Mae Weber ol Middleport, left, was recognized lor more than 10,000 hours In the pa.•t 10 yearsol her volunteer service with the RSVP. Sbe was presented her plaque by Pearl Welker, lli'st . USVP dlredor tllld Instrumental In the development of lhe local program. 141 t 5. 22. 29 151 6. 1 4tc Card of Thanks ..CARD OF THANKS • We would· like til extend our sincere tharilis to Dr. Pickens and nurses at Ye· terans Memorial Hospital and Pomeroy Health Care Center, neighbors and friends lor the cards, food, help and flowers gi ven during the illness and death of Mildred Wolle. Daisy Sayre & Family Wilma Rose .. ... . , . . . . . . .0 . "'1' 12,_........."'9 •:.~.-· I:J. Iou,.•l"'t ~; •. w..o,• o ~~ ..... S. N & J., ,~,.., , ...., , ~ ...... . . . ~~ - "II·MM a.. .... "--• · "• U-1""'' 11 u ~• ., • •- u ~• ••- U~I O processing system worked and also the use of the printer. Instructors accompa nying the Pltrirrtllf, .YO· IIW- 4 ~ dl- Delondonts CASE NO. 23941111 -NOTICE BY PUBUCATIONTO THE DE FENDANTS. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES LEG ATE ES EXECUTORS. AD ~ MIN I$TRATORS. OR ASSIGNS. IF ANY. OF THE ESTATES OF VVI LBUA WA RN ER. decease d. In c ase of your failure to answer o r ot herw1se respond as pe rm1tted by the Oh10 Rules of Civil Procedure w•thtn t he t1me stated . Judg ment by de· fault will be rendered aga1ns t you lor the rel1el demanded 1n the Complamt Carolyn G Thomas Cler k of Court of Cornman Pleas. Probate DN1S1on M e1gs Coun ty. Oh •o OF JOH N WAR NER decea se d. OF M ARY OHLINGER WARNER. dece ased. OF CHA· ALES WARNER . deceased. OF GEORGE WARN-ER deceased. and OF EMILY WARNER CON . GROVE . dece ased The o b1ec t a t the Compl31n t IS 10 determ1ne the unknown he•rs at law and ne)( t of lon of Wdbur Warner . deceas'ed. and the demand 1s that the u n kn ow n hmrs at law and ne)(t o f k1n of John Warner. dece ased ~n.d o.f" M ary Oh lmger W arner dec eased. the pa ternal. g rand . parents ·or W1 lbUr War.ner. ot Charle s Warner. deceased th€ lather ot Wilbu r Warner o f George W arner. dece ased . the un cle of Wilbur Warner o f Emtly Warner Congrove. de· ceased . !he SISter of W1fbur W arne r. and of W 1lbur W arner deceased. the11 execu to rs . ~d ­ m1n1strators and ass1gns. d any. f!Stabl1sh wha tever •nte rest they may have m !he estate.ofWrlbur War ner or be forever bar red from .nhcll!lnQ th ro ugh or tram assert1ng an tn terest tn the 141 22 29. 15) 6. I 3. 6tc 20. 27. Public Notice 1- - - - - - - - - PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. . OHIO ESTATE OF RONAlD W. HARRISON. DECEASED ~ Cooo No. 24072. ·. · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Aprtl 4 . 1983. 1n rhe M ergs County Probate Court. Ci~se No 24072 . Clyde 0 Harn son. Rou!e 1. M iddlep ort. Oh1o 45760 . was appo 1nted Aclm1n 1Sirator of the estate of Meeting St. Paul lutheran Church Corner Sycamort & SO<ond Po.,.oy, Ohio TUESDAY-7:30 P.M . PUBUC INVITED . Sponsored By MEIGS CO. FARII BUREAU Reservations Not NO<essary 54 Misc. Merchandise AUTHORIZED fACTORY SERVICE G'ENERAL ELECTRIC & HOTPOINT WE ALSO WORK ON ALL OTHER APPLIANCES POMEROY lAND~RK 614-992·2181 278 J u dge /~ . C l erk ~ 3tc Reel Estate General EAFORD VIRGIL B. SR . 2to r . 7nd St EALIOR . NEW LISTING - Thts 5 roorrl horoo is in !he country on oni ' ai:re. New bath, carpelin~ and 2 car garage for $13,500. NEW LISTING - 6.96 acres overloo~na MK!ti!II!Xilt will! all util~es llllr:• m;. aivide lor you . ...~...· NEEDS ATOUCH - I year old .. splrt·level entry, 80% done, ..rth 5 acres Vou can save .seloeiJ!I . th9usa[td ~Y ·!intshing til~ .one. 2. bedroom~ oath, · and a full basement. Asking · : only $19,500. .. COUNTRY- ThiS sunny place has a Heat(jater, dining, wood k~chen cabirets, I ll baths,· carpeting and several garages · for worltshop. O!te acre on hard 1 road. $40,000. ' RUTlAND - Vaca nl oldet ' home that you Cltn work on. 8 rooms, bat~ all utilrties and large klt lor garden or p~ygmund . 84 ACRES - Near Hemlock Grove. 3 bedrtmts, oak floors, bath, eat·in .krtchen, barn, and ' stocked fish pond . FrUit and garden space. Wa nl only $75.000. IIIDDLEPORI - Sturdy 3 bedroom block home. Nice bath, large modern eat·:n krtchen, natural gas furnace , dry basement and level Jot on Grave! Hill for just $21,500. COUNTRY LJVJ NG - 3 acres goes "'th lh• ore. furnace , flue lor your woodburner, TP warer, bath, 3 bedrooms. Near Radne. Asking $27.500. FIVE POINTS AREA - 1976 Schult i 4x65 like new trai ~r. Lovely krtchen, din:ng roorn, gas lurnace. large front porch. New garage and almost ~vel 1.22 acres. $26,500. OUR j(AVICES ARE WORKINIURY US AND SEE. CALL 992·3876. Housing Headquarters I ;::====R=ea=l E=sta=te=Gen=er=al==::::::. 19, - - - - - 21. 3. 22 . •• 23. 2• . 25. s. 6. ·~------------- The 1983 edition ol Who's Who In and Stephe n Paul Patterson. Music will contain the names or slK Meigs High School students se· lecled as being among the eounty>§ most outstanding campus leaders. Public Noticq Sclcetion Is based on academic achievement, service to the com· NOTICE OF munity, leadership In extra curticAPPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY u,l ar .activities and future potential. On Apnl 6, . 1983. 1n the Students from more ·than l,:nl M eigs. County P!Obate Court Institutions of higher learning In aU · Case No 24067. Frank w· Porter. Jr . Rou te 3. Box 36A 50 states, the District of Columbia Ractne. Oh•o 4577 1 waS and several foreign nations have appom tM Exec uto r O t t he been Included In the '83 edltlon. estale or Herbert F, Moore deceased. late of 30 1 Wnghi Named from Meigs High School Streel. PomerOy. Oh ro 4.576 9. were Julia Ann Spencer, Andrea Jo Roben E. Buck Batey, Paul Michael Riggs, Tamrti Probate Judge/Clerk 141 ~ 5. 22 . 29 3tc Louise Black, Jeffrey Dane Cafl!On 7. r-------------l 29, . 30. 12 . 13. 31. 32. 1• . J:l. IS. J' ~.. I 26 . 27 . B. 9. 10. 11. ~I t 6. I, : t 1 20. 1. -- - -- - 2. 28. ------c-- J•. ·· - -- - - - 35. - - - _ _.:_ Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 .....---------------~---·-... TRANSMISSION FILTER AND FLUID CHANGE . ONLY 131.95 I·IHI< ..1."' ~~...(.) ,..-•.. " c.O\)<. •.· ·, , "'·· t ~ TON 992-2280 2·23-tfc ,. >4' '· "'' ) HAVE YOuR TROPHY MOUNTeD 5 To 6 Wook Sorvi,. On ,t.tl Fish . For Mort Jnfor011tion Coli The Taxidenny ShoD New lima Rd .. Rutlond, Oft PH . 742·2225 J-28 ·1 mo. "dduw and ..model . . -Aoollng and gutter ....t. --Cccitiallr wortc ASSUMABLE loon. )uot drilling , Coli 814 -388 · t2 ,000 .00 down . Bullt·ln 8643, Vinton. Oh . . kitchen. di ning room, 4 bedrooma, beaement, -·- --Plumbing ond {Fr.. Eatimates) C. YOUNG 992-6215 or 992-7314 V. Ill Pomeroy, Ohio I !·26·tiC ~ 'lessons •fittinl Canter 'Club RtPiit ,>f"'~ · (clubs shorttntd lor · . .,•• ,. RYDER TRUOC RENTAL & ONE-WAY local and on.. way, low tllt••, top maintained trucks. Riallt sizes, ridtt equipm~t. Hand trucks, furniture pads, Na· M l .IDfMtl'de Road Servtce. ina tips and insu~nce. OV· · SECLUDED AND QUIET, But In Town - New • ding and eaii!!S , ~ves a nia! appearante Ill th~ I •,; slllry home wnh 3 bedrooms, formal dining room and a ~ee standing fireflace in the i ~ng room. Make us an offer. $22,500. COULD BE A SIIAU DAIRY FARM - 89.5 acr~ wtth approximately 40 tilabte acr~ and 40 tn pasture Some bmber land. Seventl J)(ld outbuidit'€S and mirerals go .,th the property. Hoose neods some woilt $48,000 RENTAL INVESTMENT - Ouplex in Mddlepott $350 a month gross rental ' it!Q)me. Could be converted into a pnvate home. $19,000. . llottitl Tumer ......... ...............:.... . ............... 992·5692 Office ....•........ :........... .................. ,.. .. ........... 992-2259 (B" ' -"'· Squire Too M~<Gro 1 or Wilson Dunlop ~ ANY PERSON who hu anything to give away and doea not offar or anempt to offer any other thing for sale mov place on ad in ohio column. There will be no charge to the advertiMr . BISS El l S1D·lNG CO. ]Sears] MIUER ELECTRIC SERVICE ]Sears] ·~ Al TROMM'S LAST BID BACKHOE SERVICE .RIVER BEND APARTMENTS HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY N!lw renting 26 one bedroom apiirtment units. renting for 30 percent of your adjusted income under the Department of Housing & Urban Development Section 8 program. 'fi) Phone 882-2131 -- New Haven, W. Va . SPRING CARPET SALE ALL CARPET ON SALE. ALL CARPET JNST.ALLED WITH PAD STARTING AT Sl295 PER YARD INSTALLED , .J KITCHEN CARPET STARTING AT S8.99 OfFICE HOURS 91D 5 Dlitr - Evtnin& houts by appointment REALTORS Hlnly l <:!Nnd. Jr.. GRI ................. ............... 992-6i91 JIM Tnmall ........... :............ ........... ............... 94t-2660 youna ptople) •8rand Nomts: May 20 to Cherokee. N.C.. buying alum . cono & gloss. $66 . par person . 614-992 - Scrap metals. Top price• 3377 or 614 ·992-60!17 for reservations paid . Call 4 46 · 7 300 . · Corn ptonter & '\ row corn 4 Giveaway p(ckor. Colt 446·7732. BOGGS POMEROY - l ~ story frame home w1th 7 rooms, 4 bedroom~ basement, ~ool and side porches, and tor low utility jjJ~ rt heals .,th coal or wood lurnace Asking $26,000. lllDDlEPORI - Large klt that goes ~om streel to sireel - w1th a 1\\ slllry, 3 bedroom horoo. Has mce hardwood lklors, and carpeting lull ~ernent one garage apartment and JX4bly ardlter. $51.900. · · Also Transmission PH . 992-5682 or 992·7121 Yord Sole April 22.23 . Old SAY yes , sellthebett, Avon , 160 at Evergreen . Baby 304·675 ·1429. J&F clothes. lawn mowers , other things . CONTRACTING 12 Situations •DOZER 4 Family Yard Sale 10-6, Wanted •BACKHOE -Dozars April 23 ·24, Sol. & Sun . I ~--------­ •SEPTIC SYSTEMS - Backhoes B.. ide Holiday Inn in •LIMESTONE - Dump Trucks Gallipolis. Will do housecleaning or ~Lo · 8oy •WATER. GAS and offices, $3.00 per hour. Celt Trencher Huge moving sale et Jim SEWER LINES 614 ·367·7491 . -Woter King realdence on Eagle •PONDS. RECLAMATION Ridge Rd . April 18 -23. Riverview Nur1ing Care - Sewer WORK - Gas tines Everything goes . Home. Now open for ambu · •LAND CLEARING. -Septic Systems l•lory patlenta. 24 hour CONCRETE WORK 4 family . loceted St.Rt.124. care . Ro o m, board & LARGE or SMAll JOBS BONI)(D & WOl1k GUWIITEEO 4 miles peat Southern H.S. loundry. 304 · 773·5882. PHONE Jill CLIFFORD PH . 992-2478 •t P&ntecoatal Church _ 4 !I 1 mo lXI 992-7201 J.7fi, l•wn mowert, garden tiUer, Have room and board in my Gravely mower949 800. Clo- home tor elderly, 814-992 r thing 1614· 2805) 674B . Apr .22 & 23 . Will do yard mowing . Will YARD tale, Five family, furniah own mower and gal . ALL STEEL & Friday • Soturdtty, April. 22 •23. 2 BurdotiO Addition In 614 ·992 ·3669. POLE , BULDINGS btlck . Sizes sllrt from 12'r16' •Bulld!lzer 8o BackInsurance PORCH oolo, 1405 Ohio St. 13 hoe Service UTILITY BUILDINGS Pt . Pleesant, Friday & Satur· Sizes from 6'x6' Up •Ba1181'Tl8ntS day. 9 •o 4. everything half to 24'136' SANDY Ar-tD BEAVER In · price. •Footers surance Co. h11 offered Doc Houses lnsul1td •LandiC8ping YARD 11le, aponaored by nn~icea for fire lnturance o0riii8Ways Letart Homemakers. April. coverage In Gallla Coun1y 23 , 9-1 letart Community for almost •a century. Farm. •Fann P!lnds home and personal property Rtcint, Oh. Center. PH. 742-2407 , coverages •re av•llabla to Ptt. 614-14J.SI91 meet individual nHda . Con Or '742·2068 YARD oolo, 2218Jofforoon, 10-6-!tc 4-13·1 mo. Pl . Ploooonl. AprM 22. 23. tact Ray Wedemeyer. agent . 24 . A"dulta & children clo · Phone 388·8249. -----------+---------~ thing. 12 peir name 'brand )oono, 35 dollo •. low prlcoo, Are you paying to much for your hoopltol·h•!th lnou · too much to llat all . ranee . Call Carroll COMPLETE EUGENE LONG GARAGE oole, Soturdo~. Snowdon, 448 -4290 . RADIATOR ·SERVICE SUPERIOR VINYL April 23, 10:00 1111 4:00. From ho Sillllltst Htattr Name br.nd clothing, some I ·18 d SIDING Cort to th1 llrpst Radii· Nko new. 1 Mloouo.Sondhlll Wanta t!l Do 'Sidin1 tor. Rd . 304-1176·3779. bdiator Specials! 'Roofina NATHAII BIGGS 'Gutt11 & Down Spouts Gan•r•l Hauling and Tr•ah 8 Public Sale 35 Yrs. hperionct removel Service. Reliable 'R1m0d1li111 ond dependable . Coli '4411. & Auction 20 lura hptri1nce 3168 bolwoon 9 ond 1. Auction every Tueadey In Hom• Aru nlghl, ·communtly Building: Uwn ·~owing no yard to big FREE ESTIMATES Henderton. Contlgnert wei- or omoll. Rollobloond dopon· Pomerwy, Oh. C.ll 843-5425 como. Auct. Lonnlo NHI. dobf.e. For oollmoto coli Ph. 992-2174 3-4-2· 1110. 0(1. Coli 1114·317-'7101. 441-3189 botweon9ond I . CASH & CARRY $4,99 ON GRASS CARPET 9 Ft. Grass Carpet Ra&. '5.99 99 PULLINS EXCAVATING '--------'-----+------------1 MEIGS EXCAVATING P&S BUILDINGS 1-:::;: ========- SMITH NELSON . MOTORS, Inc. 11AI HouMcl.,ning done ac cord · botho , lot 80 ' x100' lng to your needt . Cell (fenced) . Quick poaauaian. Colt 304-676-3030, 6764411-78311 . 3431 . Remodeling. new CO!'lstruc - 1- - - - - - -- -tion ot any type . Call 6763276 or 446 -2314 . 32 Mobile H!lmes for Sale ROOFING ·Carpentry. reas· oneble ratet. Free estimates. Cal 304-773-6826 . TRI · STATE MOBILE WILL babysit In my home, HOMES . USED· CARS. · preachool· to kindergarten , TRUCKS . GALliPOLIS . low rates . pleaae call 304- CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 446 ·7572 . 676· 1968 or 876· 5208 . 21 8EOS·IRON , BRASS , old furniture, gold , ailver dolp GA lara , wood ice box.et. ttona · · · · c Ram jan, antiques, etc., om• '" p· plate houteholds. Write : Riverside VW Inc. '"I SALE 20% OFF M.D. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Oh JOHN TEAFORD · Or 992 ·7760 · 446 -9800 PH. (304) 882-2276 415 1 mo. . . Ch Gallipolis, 'Ohio l l& 2 mo estar, 0n. ~- 1 8 1 mo Gold. silver, sterling. je Norwelgn · Elkhound to a welry. rings. old coins & !....-l-----------l-----'-------1--~---.,.----'-- good homo. Coli 614 ·31!8- currency. Ed Burkett Barber Shop, Middleport . 992· r-----~~~--~ _9_so_2_.___________ 3476, · Go.!den Ret~ever .. 4 month1 GHEEN'S. 'linyl & Alumi.num H. L. Writ!isel old, Coli 614 ·388.•8666. "Nic8·tlome and 5, tO20 acreS PAINTING INC. SALES & SE.R ..V ICE SIDING ROOF1NG Middleport-Chnhire area'. 4 month old puppy to home Eaay acc:eas, woods prafarIndustrial, Commercial, In country . Call 446-7283. rabley. Mid priced 620 to · Residential. interior and u.s. RT . 50 EAST All types ofroof work. new . outte~ and S40 Thousand . 992·61 77. Exterior. GUYSVILLE . OHIO or repair, •· •• 2 yr . o1d female Elkhound . Painting downspouts. &Utter clean· C•ll 614 ·256· 1911 . Sandblasting Authorized John Deer, "Beautiful. Custom inc and painting, stonn 5 week old leopard curr Mortarblasting New Holland, Bush Hog Built Garages" doors and windows. puppiea . 614·992·3246 . Parking lot Stripping Farm Equipment Call for free siding esAll Work Guaranteed Spray Painting Dealer timates, 949·2801 or "free Estimates" LEOPARD cur male dog . baau1ifut marking , 304· 11 Help Wanted Texture Coatings Farm Equipment 949-2860. Call: 9'49-2263 Fdfy Jnsulld-F"' flliimates 937·2895 . CAlL 614·949-2686 Parts & Service No Sundoy Collo Or 992-279\. 10 .,, 4·19 ·2 mo 1·3·t1c l- ll·tlt THREE mix.ed breed pup · Umpires needed for summer 2 malt.t, 1 female programs . Need people tor be seen at the V in. can P1 -----------l-----;_----+-'----------+----------1 pie!i, Pleasant, .. k for Judv A.S.A. Man'• league, youth programs 6-16 years old . Stover. Salary $3-S8 per game RADIATOR OHIO TO give away frea to good depending on league . Adults SERVICE VALLEY home with acre•go , pu · and college .students en · 'rabred Alaakan Malimute . couraged to apply . Fill out We can repair end reROOFING FREE spayed female , shots, good applica1ion at City Manag core radiators and ' · natured. a1 approx . 100 lbs . ar 's Office. Gallipolis Munic ANO HOME MAINTENANCE EXT IMATES ipal Build ing. 5, 8 Second ter com. We can 11110 304-576·2001 . 'Roofin& of oil typos 'Chain Link Fence · Ave . Gallipolis BS soon aa For all vour wiring acid boil and rod out Ill· Residential & Commercial 'C~rpetina 'Paintin& pouibla. TWO mala S. 1 female , part •Atmodtlinc needs; furnaces re- · diet,.. We also repair Collie & Garman Shephard •storm Windows & Doors pair service and in· GuTa.... SALES :NO EXPERIENCE puppies. 304 ·896·3815 . FREE ESTIMATES stallation. NECESSARY to sell Avon. 20 Years h:perfence PAT HILL FORD We 'll show you how . Good C,lTALOG MERCHANT Residential TOM HOSKINS 6 L!lst and Found earnings! Call 614 · 388 · Pomeroy,OH . 992-2196 & Commercial Ph . 742·2834 9046 or 614 ·992·3690. Grog & Potty Gibbs·Owners Middleport, Ohio Call 742-3195 or 949-2160 '-OST $50 bill at Greyhound I 13·1!< PH . 992 -2178 J tatk 4-70 I mo iHI l 7 lie ttation 12 :30PM. Cell446 · Need 2 ambitiou• young people . Must be ne.t & have 3769 . own transportation . Good .· lOST Fiberglan Wabaah pay . Call for inter'lliew be · Valley canoe Sunday in twMin 9 a.m. & 12 p.m. Kitchen Cabinets - Roof· Canoe Race. Reward . Call 614 ·992·6103 . ROUSH Kingley Myert. 614 ·246 · ing - Sidinc - Concrete Bartender wanted. Apply in 6306 . Patios - Sidewolks CONSTRUCTION penon . No Phone calls . New Construction Re· Roofing & Siding Now Homes - Extensive Meigs Inn .. Pomero~ . Oh . Lo11 -2 red male fox hounds. modeiin& - Custom Pole Remodeling, Mt . Alto, W.Va area. If seen Get all the estimates Barns. •Insurance Work pla11a call cotlect at 614 - Ma1ure ladv 1o live in with "Lowest Rates you want. then call us . older woman . 304 ·675 .Custom Pole Bides . 843-6241 . CHARLES SAYRE 1197 after 8 p.m. Around & Garaces We'll be your LOST: Female black S. tan •Roolinc Work AND SON "Fri.endly Servie dog. Tattoos in both aara. SOMEONE to care for el · BEST & LAST BID oAitlnirun & VinYl SidinJJS Roofing & Siding Co. lost in Chethirearaa. 8,00. derlv man, 304-676 -3336 . Free Estimates NO SET UP CHA~GE 15 Years Experlenc:e reward . no questions asked . Work Guaranteed Route 1 IN THE COUNTY GREG ROUSH 614 ·446 ·9780 or 614 · EXPERIENCED dairy term Lona Bottom, OH . 45743 Ph.742 · 2328 worker . non-drinker . Applv 446· 1462 . PH.•992-7583 742-2328 985·4193 or 992-3067 by writing OJI. C-13 , in cara Ask fm AI . or 992-2282 t 1-l l·ft ( 4-21 -llc 12-2D- Ifc 4131mo of Pt . Pleuant Ragitter , Pt . 7 Yard Sale Ploasonl WV l6660. "FENC1NG PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & PETS" POMEROY, OHIO Jo HMI ................, .. ........................... ............ 985-3335 Mail This Caupon with RemiHance The Dally-Sentinel m Court St•. SPECIAL 1108 E. MAIN NEW USTING - POIIEROY - Nice 3 bedroom horne with luM basement two car garage, fireplace. Large klt, n~e front porch with view ol the river. Now only $20,000. classes were Patty Jones, Junior Office Specialities and Gall Wilson, Junior Word Processing. PH. C~Wr . .. ' FOR APPOINTIIENT AIID INfORJIATION ON AllY Of OUR OVER 100 PROPERIIES. 18. - - - - -- OPEN 9 to 5 liON. t1vu SAT. All Types of Auto Ropolr, Brakes. Tuna-Ups, ate. CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS 01110 BOliO ISSUE MONEY WILLBE AVAILABLE SHOirrlY. CALL 17. - - - - - - $3()00 A . 614·742·2068. Products for aale . ;==I======j=========:;-t::::::::::t.::::=::~::::;::::=::j Watkina fOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY .J~ ' THE KOUNTRY KLUB Bingo trip from Pomeroy, l-L- & _ L_Sc-ro_p_M_et-ot-• . -N-ow PH.992-2259 These cash rates include discount STRIP COAL f 31 Home• for S1le Lemley Drilling , Water wella, 1haUow gu. and c ore Pomeroy, Oft. CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION . Phon•------~----------- w.lain • 1 rGIS·------------- 113 W. 2nd St. Pomeroy, OH . Open 9 :00 to 5 :00 Mon .·Sat. Clo18d Phone 1- ( 614) · 992· 3325 not refundable . · pd MINE RUN Hartfor'd Community TrucldQadt of new marchandin every week. Conaigments Qf new and used merchendiae alwaya welcome. Richard Reynolds Auclion..r. 276-3069. the FISHERMEN! 18 Wanted to Do TWO men would like work , odd iobt , lawn work , farm work , bru1h cutting. etc . 304-896·3313. .. 3 Announcements 4·12·1 mo 985-3561 Makes •Welhert •Dithwaahera Rangea •Refriger11or1 •Dryers •FrHzers PMTS ond SERVICE AU Auction every Fri . night .at hn•l Probate 141B. t 5. 22. Chnter, Ollio Ph. 986-4269 Dewayne Williama • Scottie Smith All llakn and llod.els Antenftl Instillation House Calls and Shop Servk:e Awilable Public S1le & Auction . , OIJ• ......,,.,_,._ , • • ., _ May 27. 1983 RU8Y DUNN, ot at., I I I I Wr tte vour own ad end order b'V mail with this I coupon . Cancel your ad by phone when you get I Meigs youths in Who's Who '·- ... __ .. ,o-.., ___ _ hi .... Ronald W Ham son. deceased.· laiC of Route I . Middleport · . t 0 h!045760 ' Robert E Buck : Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfleds and Savel II Add U J c-• . es tate of W ilbur W arner and for such ot her relief as th e Court may determ1ne You are requlfed to answer th e Compla•nt w1fh.n twentye•ght days after the last publiCation of th1s not1ce. wh1ch Wi ll be published once each week for s1x succeSSive weeks . and the last pub l1cat10n will be made on ·r -------~--~-~-~-----­ Ncime ...- IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT, PROBATE DMSION. MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ~OSEPHINE OSBORNE, ADMX.: WILBUR WARNER ESTATE, Bill Childs - Branch Mar. Phone: 992·6312 [venin s: 992 ·2449 ou library ....... ~ ... JU 111 Public Notice R.C.S. Real Estate Co. results . Monev UJ IU..__ ~ l Public Notice HOME FOR SALE- REDUCED IN PRICE · Was $50.000 NOW 144.900 II you want a home to be proud ol, th1s is il. Solid brick with shuNers. 2 large porches, old world charm , dutch doors, 3 bedrooms, 21! baths. living ro9m, d:nmg room , study, plenty of closets, central heat and a:r condition , garage. The Cline Hou se on a large corner Jot in Middleport Owner will help fi · nance. Call lor appotnlmenl. Chorailers. Ed Harkless, director; with the Ohio ValiPy Drifters , Fra ncis Andrew, Bill and Dorothy Thurston. and Albert and Ma rgaret Barber providing square da nce music. S1t ... ·-- 14 - "'_o.u n• ~ ""'-' • .......,.., -" ••-CMo•• lU- - 2M G..JMO..\ .... _.1..... .- . Estat~· Planning OCTOGENARIAN VOLUNTEERS - These four RSVP votuntt!Crs, active In the P!"l:l'am lor 10 years, were given special recognition at the lOth tlllnlversary celehratlon of the Melf!S County Rellred Senior Voluntt:cr Program Thursday . Atl are over 85 yellf!l old. Allee Wamsley, RSVP director, standing right, Is pictured with Helen U.,ynold.•, seal<!d Jell, and Bertha llobtnson, seated, and Early l!oush tUld Edna Reibel, standing. Ul Public N!ltice Chester 7 5 m1nute U S G.S Quadrang le and encompasses 32 3 acres The c091 m tn mg per mrt has been !ev1sed to complyw1ththe cu rr n t taw and rules and tS available for public rev•ew at th e Dov1sion's o ,str1ct Off tee 1n Athen s. Oh10 and at the DlviSIO n·s Columbus oH1ce Any wr1tten comments or 1eq uests fo r .nformai conferen · ces should be se n t 10 the OtviSton of Reclama1.on. Fountain Square. BUIIdrng B-3. Columbus. Oh10 43224 ·~· a. .... •• · F..,,..Iqu......,, ... ,...Go_ ..."' ""-.... ,,. . ,. " - C-)04 o~.- c-•u l - - lll~~-~ loM .. ~ ~: . 1 .. _H_I.,.IIIIftl ... -..-c•. ' " ,_ ... ,_~, · W\1 G.ol .. c-ow 117 Ciotti>•• 21 111..., 1••,.11'1'•-• BHCC students visit Health Center · 11 H .... -~. . !1- ~ C I , f \I.IIN;el ·-"" ,.............. n•~ "-.. ~ .. ••• ....... ., ........ n,..... .. .... ,........... , . ;tat?_ "'" ~ ' l ......... ~ ....... ATHENS - The Ohio Osteopa· as it r<'ia tes to professional and manusc ript holdings tn this thlc Association tOOAi has trans· standards . area Is being actively suppOrted by ferred many of Its historical The OOA manusc ript material several major units at Ohio Untver· records to the Aldl'n Library at now deposited In the OU archives slty, Including the College of Ohio University. dovetails with its Osteopathic . Osteopathic Medicine, the- Health Medical Llteratut·c Collection . EsSciences Library. the _Somatic Both OOA materials and doeu· ments pertaining to thl' OOA's tabiLGhed In 1980, this eollection Dy'llfunctlon Research Jn's tltute., predecessor, the Ohio Osteopa lhlc consists or monogra phs and serial and the Depa rtment of Archives publications In the field of ostro. and Special Collections. Society, havl' been moved to the archives and specia l collections pa thy printed prior to th~ year 1940. Jon , WIUs, executive director of section of the library . 01 particul ar II Includes about 120 titles, rep res· !he OOA, and Gary Hunt , head of Interest are the records or the entlng about one·ha lf of the known archives and special collections Osteopathic Examining Commit · eat·ty osteopathic llleralure. The worked out the agreemeitt fa; tee -of the Ohio State Board of Klrksvllle CoiiE•ge of Osteopathic transfer, l'!hich was approved In Medical Regi s tra tion . These Medicine. the OOA a nd John W. Ma rch by the OOA Board of ledgers, dagtng from 1902 through .. -Mulfot;d. D.O., hav<C been among Trustees. Archivist Michel Per· the 1940s. provide a unique record th0 principal contributors to this dreau over sees the osteopathic oi the early development of ost eo. collectjon . collection. pathlc medicine In Ohio, especially The effort to build both the book tunctlon. '' '" -" o--'~""• Jlllll- ~ot• ... KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE APPLIANCE SERVICE -·----:--=--== F:va Robson. Marilyn Powell, a nd Willie Maude Coales. Following a buffet serv<'d at noon. cnlrrta inmPnt was provided by thl' Athens kitchen band . Fred Gaskins, dlrPCior; the Meigs High "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" S&WTV • ... r=;:=LA;;;F;,F·,A~·D::.: ; A~Y-1I8 ' o.,t:. 111 Co•nt St. Po•rvy. Ottio •sn!l Osteopathic records moved to Members or the Junior Office Specialities and Junior Word Pro. cesstng Class at Buckeye Hills Career Center recently toured the business offices of the Galiia· Jackson· Meigs Community Mental 'Health Center . 4 Prior to the tour of the offices, Rick Moore, manager of the Management Information Systems Department, discussed the compu· ter that·the center has In operation with the students. Moore diagrammed the WBY. the eomputer terminals and printers are set .up tor use In Gallla, Jackson and Meigs Coupties. He discussed how the system Is tied tn to the maio· computer and the word processing Business seMces. PHONE 992-2156 Or Writ• Olill, Clls1ifitd $ttlti!MI The Ohio Business Opp!lrtunity INOTICEr THE OHIO VALLEY PUE! · LISHING CO . recommends that you do butineu with people you knoW. and NOT to tend monay through the mail until you have investi · gat•d the offering. 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS 12 % fi.~~:ed rata . Leader Mongage , 77 E. State. Athens. Ohio . 1-614692 ·3061 . or 1·800·341 · 6554 in Ohio. 23 Professional Services CLEAN USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS , RT 36. PHONE 446 ·7274. 14~t70 Bayview total electric . 3 bdr., S7,400. 12x80 Liberty good cond., $3.900. Colt 446 -0175. 1978 Schulll 14x70 2 bdrm .. 2 baths, c:entral air : good cond .. on rental lot , near Goodyear Ftlant. BIIU· mabie loan, French City Brokaring Serving. 446.9340 . 2 lots &. a mobile home ,211160 , 2 bedroom, with rural wa1ar, gu heat. Hat so me furniture . pric~ $12 .500 . Or 4 Iota & mobile $14 .800 . Colt 446· 1240 . 1976 NOva Tri -Star mobile home 12•66. all electric , unfurnished , 85,000 . Call 614 ·266 ·1736 . 12~t60 in good shape , make offer. Call 446-0978 . · Reduced to 819.600. late 19 80 Windsor 14x.70 with 711.22 e•pando, 3 badroom . 2 bath. air. atero . rTllcro C&L Bookkeeping Tax Returna S. bookkeeping w&ve . storage building and for Individual• S. butineases . more . Excellent buy on a qu111ity home. Rodney-Cora Short forma •5.00 Long forms $20.00 and up Rd . Call 614-245·9229. Carol NHI 446 ·3B62 ,979. 10~66 trailer. set fo; PIANO TUNI'I'~G S5 off' plus busln~as . office, C~mtrat •lr, ·discountl to' ..eruoi'· c"itizana- heating·. Sornq ·thelvea , churche8 · schools . Call Bi.lt ~ 3 . 800 . Cell 614 ' 379 · Ward Ward 's Keyboard, 2768. 446-4372 . 10,..60 mobile home $2,000 PIANO TUNIIIIG·LANE DA· or best offer . Call6,4-268 NIELS . Reliable serv ic e 9349 . since , 966. Associate of Brunicardi Music Co. Phone ,211160 mobile home. 2 bdr . Colt 614 .245·6830 . 614·742 ·2961 . PERMANENT hftir removal Profesaional Electrolysis Clinic . A . M .A . approved . Dr. referrals. Monday , Wed · nesdav , Friday, by appoint · ment . 304-675-6568 . 1982 Governor 14x70. 11id· ing glasa doors from porch , top quality underpinning . $15 ,000 . Colt 814·367 . 7844. 1 2 ,..6 5 \Lind11le mobile home with 1;\ ft. expando living ,_ wall11111 roorn , ,wood burner. Situ · ated on 2 plus acre including remodeled , room tchool 31 H!lmes lor Sale bu ilding & storage ahed. Nice gftrdon apot. Some small fruit trees 814 -992 By owner. 3 bedroom homo 7164 af1er 5 or 614 -992in Rio Grande . Oh . Call 8, 4 ·246 -6274 or 614 - 6036 . 245 -96,7 for appointment . , 972 , 4x65 mobile home. Reasonably priced. 3 bedroom s, gas heat, very cloan . 614 ·992 ·2,66 from Racine . 2 v1 ncra mini fA rm. 8 o.m. to 5 p.m. and ask for remodeled, 3-4 bdt ., 2 story Tirn Artnr 5 p.m call 882 alum . sided home . City 3592 water, gas , ~ewer . base· mant 8. 2 car gaJOge. A c rou Unturnlshtl d-36x8. Suitable from Southern HS Call for 1 o·r 2 people. 81895. 614 ·379-2424 or 614 - 614 -98 5 -4454 . 949 ·2864 . US ED MOBILE HOME . 3 bdr. home in Addison 676 ~ 2711 . small lot. newly remodeled . new electric plumbing , etc MOBILE home . with 24x, 2 Furnance & woodburnor, addition , well . Y3 acre on fully insulated , e~o: c . cond ., Crab Creek Road , 815 ,800. Mid f20 's. Coli 614 ·692 · 304·67 5· I 323 , 304 ~ 676 · 4369 . 2372. In Middleport. newly remo - 79 Mob1le home. 2 bed · deled homo with fireplace. room. unfurnish ed, v~ acre possible woodbumor. close with chainl ink fence . county to schools and shopping "water , lncftted in Ohio. C•ll 614.992·6941 $,6 ,500 . Call after 5 p.m. 304 ·576.2792. 3 bedroom. 11/:t bath , gar age. full baaement. low 1976 ELCONA hou•e down payments, 11uumable trailer, 1h66 , good condi· fiJ~.ad loan , qu iet neighbor tion , 304 -676 -6870 . • hood , one mile from hospi . tal. Call 448-1152 after 1980 Mobile Home. 2 bed· 4o00 PM . room 12x46, o•c . cond . furnished with undarpen· Modern "home, 1, rm . & 2 ning . 304-676 -3B89 or bath. on 2 acre lot. At . 326, 304·676·6685. 5 mi. S. of Rio Grande . Cell 814·379 ·2883 . 33 Farms for Sale Lovelv , 8 roomt . Double garage. beautifully landscaped BUill lot. Atop Rote 91 ACRE farm , 2 tracts. 40 Hill. Pom. 40's. 614 ·985-· acres plu s 51 acres. will sell .4267 . separate or together . All ·utilitie• available, 304 -67&For sale by owner-4 bad · 2286 after 6 p.m. room, 1Y1 storv aluminum t iding house . 2'1• acres level Acre a. barn & out 'build-· ground . Large kitchen. din- 76 , all mineul rights , toing room, forced air hea1 . lng1 ba cco remodeled farm Separate large garage . 2 hO\ne .bate. located CJab Creek miles hom Southern High area , 304·675 · 3030 or School. Shown b~ appoint· 876 ·3431. ment only . $23,&00. 6, 4949 ·2023 or 614 -949· 2777 . 35 Lots & Acreage Mobile home. sale or rent. In goodahape, 20' l .R.. 1 child accepted , no pett, drunks or 6-20 Acres woods, overdope . Sale, 11 room brick , 3 lo~king Ohio River . cit.,., 446 -3664. or 1baths. 8 room, 2 b•tha. 2 1choola. 61 · 3 ~ 423 · 8928 m"obile home lots, 2'A acres. Owner I Agent. 6 rentala. Muon 3 bedroom garage, 2 bedroom rental 2 acraa. 3% mllet South Mid- 36 acres at Rodney on W.T . dleport , Rl . 7, John Sheets. Watton Ad . Owner financing available . Call446 -8221 . 614-367·0811 . after 6 weekdays. •· Lot. 3 bodroom. 1-----_.:_.:_ __ Houo. Ql 1 •ere lot 6 mi . from Holler · l.r.. d.r.. kitchen . New 1ld· hospital. Jutt off Rt. 180 ing , roof. carpet. 614-992 · oul floyd -Clark Rd. 700ft. 6347 after 3:30. Call 446 ·0390 . 10 yoor olds. good condl · 1- - - - - - - - - tion. 4 bedrooms. living , 2 to 5 acre1. fiiJ . $2 .750 per . •1 h f 11 d ba acre, u . neighborhood, ett· In tc an, u ry sa· Green Elementary, mid. woy ' ment, rural weter on 49 ecr... pretty and prlv•te. betWeen Spring Velley Pleza · & 0.0. Mclntvrw Park. No ; 614 · 992 -7082 · tr•llere , will consider financ· , 4 bedroom, all electric, ing . Also beautiful 6 acre , buerriWrn,, garage. elu.m . hilltop building alt• not 1 aiding. new thermo-lath restricted , &12 ,000 Or bet1 windows. 302 7th St . New o.lfor . Coli 614· 379·2196. , Hoven. WV . 304 · 882 · 171 ' x.B0'•152'x.82' lot . · 2937 . City wat•r S. well watw, 2 · outbuildinga, fenced in blck THREE bldroom houee for yo rd. oeptlc tonk. In Golllpo· . ooto, 2 loto; pooolble llnonr- lia Fer,y . Near ac~ool. lng by FHA. wtll Jnoulotla, 012,500 .00 304 - 1175 · 304-773·9118 . , 6366 . 1111 I ________ �-----10--The Page 38 Ohio Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time Reel E11a1e Wanted 54 KIT 'N' CAfll YLE"' Misc. Merchandi . . sian and Sia.,... "htena. Call 446-3844 oiftor i4PM. 6 prom dre•st• ti1es 7 · 1 3 like new. Worn Only once: HELLO, 8wncale 41 OFFIGER 814CI<" lHAl mEl' 'lt>U Condominium 2 bdr.. f!J( Mf FROHT WAU<rr'S 61VING OIIT 2 CALLS ·"' co mplet el y . fu rmshed, ocean fron t , daily maid service, 24 hr . security guard. hes 2 pools & tennis Prom dresses size 7, m int green , yellow $30 . Worn once. paid over e 1 00 ea. H imalayan lov11 children, makes nice· houie e~~t. Call 'Metal building . Call 446- old, malo. Coli f46 -8289 . face motor s900 . Cell 387·0832. Home Improvements yearo old. 614-985·3891 . 81 , 600 . Cell 614-245 ·5871 . 44 61 Apartment for Rent GOOD USED APPLIANCES - washers, dryer1. refrigera tors, ranges . Skaggs Ap - Modern 3 bdr. ranch. gar· age. carpet, Rodney area . Deposit & references re quired . $286 per mo . Blackburn Realty . Call446 -0008 . 2 bedroom house . large li'lling room . kit c hen & bath . Furnished . Overlooking Ohio River . Adults only . Brown 's Trailer Park . 614 - 992·3324 . 2 bedroom. all new pain1 . some carpeting . Deposit re quired . 614 -992 -3090 . 7 room country home. gar&Qe and garden space, ideal for middle-aged couple . Call 61 4 ·949·2574 . 1 bdr . turn. 6 mos. leaaa, I~:~_:;~~··~ Upper River Rd .. S60 dep ., utilities paid , no Creat Motel. children . no pets. $175 mo . , _4_4_6_·7 _ 3_ 98 _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Call 446 -3667 after 5 . •· I· LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Two bedroom apartment Rt . 218 at Mercerville . Quiet area. nice lawn. $226 per mo . unfurnished. Call 446 1167 days. 614-367 -7218 after 6PM 1- -- - - - - - - - NOW LEASING ; New du pie" apts . 2 bedroom, 1 floor plan. air cond.. attached garage. refrig ., ra nge & dishwasher, all deluxe, 2V2 mi. Rt. 588. S300 .00 mo . 446 -3045 day , 446 ·2602 aves . THREE bedroom. 1 V2 bath. central air, 2 car garage. nice. neighborhbod . 2 bedroom 1 t?ath, fireplace , garage. o verlooking the river, call 304 - 676 ·5540. Furnished Apt., 3 rooms , $176, utilitiea pd . Adults, 701 4th Av~.. Gallipolis . share bath. 446-4416 after 7 p .m . TWO bedroom hOuse. 2'rid - Ap_t . for ra{tt :. Half dot.ibfe -2 St,, New Haven __~04 - 882 - bd .room Apt. Adults pre ferred . No pets . 614-992 2506 . 2749 . TWO bedroom bric k all electric home. 4 .4 mile1 out Sandhill Road . Ready by May 1st. Contact Rev . Jame s W. Morrison, phone 304 -489 · 1134. HOM E on Ohio St .. rea sona bly, priced, available on May 1 . Call after 6 :00 p.m . 304-675 ·5711 . 1 bed r oo m Apt . $196 . mo. including utilities. Equal housing opportunity. Con tact Village Manor , .Apts . 614 ·992 ·7787. 3 and 4 room furnished apts . 614 · 992 · 5434 or 614· 992 · 591 4 or 304-882· 2666 . Apartmenu . 304 - 676 - 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bedrooms. air cond ., fur nished and unfurnished , beautiful Riverview in Ka · nauga . Foster ' s Mobile Homes. Call 446 - 1602. 1 bdr . furn . apt .. 6 mo . lease required plus $60 dep .. $176 per mo .. no children , no pets . Call446 - 3667 after 5. 2 bdr . unfurnished 1 2x60 mobile nome on Rt. 36 . tall 446 · 4229 . 5548 . APARTMENTS. mobile homes, houses . Pt . Pleasant and Gallipolis . 614 -446- 6221 . !- -- - - - - - - - UNFURNISHED apartment for rent, 2 bedroom, $210 .00 ' Call Automotive Supply . 8· 6 . 304 · 676 · 2218 . 675 -6753 . 1- - - - - - - - - - ONE bedroom apartments for the elderly. All utilities paid. Tenants pay 30 percent of their adjusted in co me in this HUD subsidizad apartment building . Twln Rivers Tower, phone 304 676 -6679 . Equal opportun - 2 bdr . unfurnished 12x60 mobile home in Cheshire . 1-it,;_ y_h_o_u_.,_.n...:g:_._ _ _ _ __ Cell 446·4229 . Camper Trail er lots for !ummer. secluded wo od& d a rea . Overlooking Oh i o river . Vic Brown. Miners· ville, Oh . Call 614·992 · 3324 . - - - - - - - · tc 2 bedroom s in Re cine. 614 · 367·0288 . Mobile home: o ne bedroom, furnished . $160 . month. 8100. deposit. References. no children . 247-4666 . 2 bedroom furnished mobile home . Adults on ly . Paid utilltias. deposit lind referen ces requ ired . No pets. 614 - 992· 3647. \ 2 bedroom house trailer. Ashland - Upland Rood . $160 . month plus utili1iea. 304·675·4088 . FURNISHED one bedroom apartment in Pt. Pleasant . Exira nice. adults only, no pet S. phone 304-676 -1386. 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel . Cotl 446 ·0756 . Furnished apt . adults. No Pets. 304·675 · 1453. Furnished apt . adult s. No Pets. 304·675 · 1453. 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBIL E Home Po~. Route 33. North of Pomeroy. large loti. Call 992 ·7479 . SMALL 2 bedroom fur nished trailer. Burdette addi tion, 8126 .00 per month plus utilitM.s, depo1lt required, call Rosalie at 304- STUCCO Registered Belgin stud service. Grade mares $60 . Registered Belgin Maras 44 Apartment for Rent unt . 304·676· 6276 . Wanted to Rent 5628 . tor. Coli 304·675 -5104 or 676 -778f. Flrlt . floor furlnahed apt , utilltiea paid , deposit & lease required . Adults, no pets. Call at 831 Fourth Ave.. 49 1 bedroom apartment fot rent . Col 448 -0390 . Small furniahad hOUII in Furn. upstaln. 3 rooms I b.th, wather-dryer, ciMn, no peto, ref . req . Co' 448 · ~&19 . Furnithed 3 rm . apartment with private bath at 846 Second Av o., Galli polis . Ref. prefered. 2218 . Call end up . Wood table with six chairs $4.26 . to $746 . Desk $110 up to 8226 . Hu't ches, $660 . and up, maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete · with mattresses, &260 . and up to 8396 . Baby beds, $110 . Mattresns or bo~ springti, fUll o; twin. 868 ., . firm. $6.8 . and .878 : Queen s~t••.- S19)ii : 4 dr. ch8sts, 84~-- 6 'dr. ·chests, $~4 . Bed frames , ' $20 :and 826 ., 10 gun - Gun cabinets. $350 .. dinette chairs 820. and 826 . Gas or electric ranges , S326 up to 8376 . Baby matrenea, 826 & $36 , bed frames s20, s25. & .s30, king frame $60 . Good setec tion of bedroom suites, cedar chests. rocker1. metal cabineta. swivel rocker1 . Used Furniture -- bookcase. ranges . chairs. end tables. washers, dryers. refrigera · tors and TV's. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm. Mon . thru Fri., 9am to 6pm . Sat. 446-0322 COUNTY APPLIANCES , ootimatet. · Call 1182. 446· Gorooe opt. furnlohed, 1 bdr.. 122&, ulllillll paid. 29l4 Noll Ave.. Gafllpoflo. Cell 448·4418 aftor .7PM . Baby ·bed, Winnie the Pooh sheets . mobile , bumper FIRST class refrigerator , eJt cellent condition. $200 . Ma ple hutch & buffet. $200. 304 ·675 ·6966 . 54 Misc . Merchandise 1 '(\ offee tabl e 47 11u18Y,,.15% ln . and 1 end table 26x18'/~ x20% with light walnut finish $30 32x63 - 1 74 pieces brow~ underpinning for a mobile home used just 1 year came oH a 14~e70 mobile home long pieces measure 32': short pieces 21" and 10 inches acro ss, enterlock in a metal frame, wo od grain finish . Call after 6PM , 446 - 3066. For sale metal culvert 6 inc h thru 60 inch in stock . State approved 1 8 gauge 1 2 inch $6 .36 per ft .. 24 InCh 810 .10 per tt . 36 inch 815 .60 per ft . Also plastic c ul~rt in stock . 6 inch ·thru 57 GUITAR, Washburn, excellent condition. like new, s 2 oo. 304. 676 . 5966 . 1 -::;;;::::;~==:;==- I Nice bedroom suite, chest of drawers . like new box tprings & mattreu and other household items. Call 446-3224. Antique Oak Reprodu~tion ~ furnitul'e, full line in-stock , also A.ntiques. Paul Conkala Antiques, Tuppers Plains.• · Call 61 4·992 ,2056 . 25" color TV A · l . sl26. 40 channe!· CB base . sta1ion with ·b i•ma & acC8ssories. 614· 949·2994 . CASH Register for sale, HANDMADE S. decorated potato & onion bins, also many other items. phone. AKC registered Dachshund pups , male & female , "red " . large square bales hay. 304· 695· 3958 . 00 FRICKS sawmill, all steal saw boy . Mowline power unit. 52 " uwblade, $2200 . 304·675 · 5492 . 93 . 614·286 ·6930 . Cedar wardrobe, antique trunk , 3 tier glau table S. con crete pic nic table with benches . Cell 614 - 266 - 1768 . For Lease ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ Household Goods Sale, April 27th , 7:30 PM . 1300. Runo good . Depot Call 614-388-9867. new paint. runs good . S876. bull . Call 814· 1 - - - - -- - - - - - 72 949·28B6 . Rag ., 1 -~--------- .·~~::r~:D::~o~:~O• Ch~ilengar, ' F E · ar, QUipm~nt 2 row Ford corn PIa nter . Coil 614 · 3 79 · 2468 . New EIGHT week old pigs, 304 676 -2443 after 6 :00 . '-;:;:::::;;:::::;;::;::=== 1- - - - - - - - - 64 NEW EQUIPMENT 2 pt . tillers 40' to 88', 3 pt. seeders, King Kutter rotary mowers 4 ' 6 ' 6 ' & 1' lift & pull, 3 pt .' di~· 6% & 6%, potatoe plows, boom poles, rear blades 6 ' & 7', plows 1 &. 2 bottom. cultivators 1 & 2 row. post hole diggers, woven wire· 20 rod rolls 875 . USED EQUIPMENT plows· 1,2,3,4 , & 5 bottom . hay rake. manure spreaders. hay bindea, wheel diec 8 & 10, rotary mcn,:vars . TRAC - TORS MF 136gu, MF 135 dol. , MF 150 ges, MF 35 gat, MF 36 dsl.. Ford 4000 gas. Ford 5000 dsl .. JD LA Hay & 4 door. V-8 automatic, power steering , power brakes, air conditioning, Grain t600 . 304 ·675 ·6628. 74 PLYMOUTH, $200 . 304 · 576-2765. Good mixed hay . Firat Ia second cutting . $1 .60 per bale. 614 ·992 -6036 . 65 !!< Seed Fertilizer WANT to lease tobacco quota, Mason, Putnam, Ca bell . Cill Morgan Woodl~wn Farm . Pliny, 304 - 876 - 2275 , 67~ · 1248 . · ~ .1966 NOVA Chavy II Super ... ·····-· ..... aauL• Sport, 360 engine, 4 barrel. 4 speed. 210 transmisaion, .o.~ • ••• •u w -cult., JO 60. JD CD30 dol . INDUSTRIAL Ford 535 backhoe, Case 580C back hoe. Case 11608 dozer. Many other item1. Jim's Farm Equipment , At . 36 West, Gallipolis. Oh Cell 446 ·9777 or 446 ·2484. 304 · 773·91 47. 71 Autos for Sale 73 Old& 98 46,000 mi .. PS, we inven - must decrease our tory. Factory 20 yr. guaran ~ tee . Reg.,Atrlce over 8300 PB. tilt wheel, air, cruise . 4 dr., Ford camper top, $3,800. HT. Cell 446-7414 between 3 &9 PM . Call614 ·388 -961 1 ehar 4 . 1977 Dodge Colt AT vinyl 1976 Mechanical tobacco trent· planter. Planted VJ acre gave 8800 will sell tor 8600 . Belsaw planer 12" new still in canon . Tung ·gro>o••• anachments. on all . See at '";~~~ill north of Racine, 4 nort8 Carmel Ad ., 1, Racine, Oh . Building materiels bl?ck. bric k , sewer pipes, w•ndows , lintels. etc . Claude Win ten. Rio Grande, For Sale or Trade: 1977 CaMero. 305 angina, auto .. a.c ., new tires, 34 ,000 mi. 1248. Vans & 4 W . O. ' 79 Chevy Suburban, axe . cond ., V -8 . auto. trans., air co nd . 446 -3637 after 5 p .m . 1978 Jeep PU 4x4, Honcho, _V-8 , auto., new tires. many e~tras , 12.800. Call 448- • " 0515 . 1988 Mustang 60,000 mi., 1 owner. new paint, radial 74 Motorcycles 81 4 ·246-5892 . 614-379-2322. . ~==========:.~~~~~;;;;;;~~;;;;;;J drive, vary low mileage. Cell tireo. Call 448·8372 oher liPM . aher 5, 614·268· 1141 . 79 Ford Thunderbird, good condition ,\ PS, PB. cn,ise control. AM-FM S-track, 2 Sportster . 7 ,000 plus milet . 1979 Corvette Painting Interior or exterior. free astimates. Call . 676 - Mornings full dre11, extras total over t800 .. excellent condition , lt400. coli 304·875-4338 . t 978 HONDA 380, only 9,000 niilto. good condi' tion. UOO. call 304·773· 5381 after&. V-8 Vega, 3~0 e~gina, Eld 0 rbrock, A~ cel , \ bllock·l•loo'k interior, exc . trade. Cell 87& - 1J leather show hal,era, show ~•ddlaa, show hud 1111111. 69 ln . Morgan mire very gentle bean ehown In Wealern Plaaeure would make good 4·H piroject. t1 ln. Ouerter guefdlng kid broke. will Weatern Pltaaure 1977 Un~QI~\ Town Car. 42.000 mllu, EXcellent 448· 31 89 . 1480.00 . 81i22 . weekends. 1977 Yamaha 650, twin , 1917 Cam 0 ro AC, AM ·FM 8 -trock,'outo .. 12,300. Cell 614-388· 9611 ohor 4. $35. · wash nanda 34 meple rockers 869, 7 p ~~ chrome dinette Ht $149 ~ 6 place dinette set ustd bedroom aultaa. ,.flrge,.. tors • . n ngea, chest, d~aters, wringer weshera. TV 1, dt'yeres. 6 shoes. CaH or 8 t 4·992-3303 . 1181 YAMAHA 680 Maxim, shaft drive, new tire, 2 helmets, excellent condl · tion, lt700 . 304-882 , 3331. dr. Sedan, 4 orcaiiWendal • 441- 1731 ,· 75 Ueod Coro. For •~pensive car1. On S .A . Boat• end \Motors for Sale 1980 1B h . Boyllnir with 110 inaured. \ '. .. OR A Call 82 Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING &eni~tel~~~nl~ti~-----~-------------------------­ Phone 446·3888 or 446 · 4477 Fomerly Pl~mbing. 4/22/83 83 EVENING Dewitt's Call 614-367 · · 0678 . ;I 1:00 • IIl NIWI By CIJ • CIJ liD Ill lUI (])Luck of Roaring Camp A giant and hit miner p1l1 adopt en orphanad baby. (]) MOVIE: 'Mirror, Mirror' Excavating WORK 8:30 FRIDAY Ted Hanna. pond a, ·ditches , ba•ments, etc . Call 448 4907 . Carter & Evan a Tran1por1ation . 9:00 IIl Tlo Toe Dough CIJ Pon'(o Peopltln &porto CIJ Andy Griffith (l) Nawi/Sporti!WIIthlr • Charlie's Angers · 1:30 D 1IJ ClJ NIC Newt 1IJ MOVIE: 'Tropped' Electrical Refrigeration DEPENDABLE . WASHER · DRYER REPAIR . Guaron · teed work. Call anytime 7:00 614 · 266 · 6620 or 614 · 256- 1207. CD Charlie's A.ngtia • W Tio Tee Dough (I) [)) MacNeil-Lehrer lloport 86 .-- ICIJ NIA TonJtKt IIl Llo Doteotor CIJ NBA l ..kotboll: 1183 Opening Round Playoff Clemo CIJ Major Leeguo Benbolt: New York Me11 8t Adanta CIJ e CIJ F1milv Fauci General Hauling tiD You A1kad For It 9 Ton~ht 8:00 IIJ e Entertainment ClJ ClJ ilowyor and Finn ··- (80 min .) - between 9 and 6 . Froowey' MOVIE: (l) 11:30 · 'HonovOf Granny llaf}cha and Eddie try to turn Grandmother Edne Into a wom1n 9f to. ' day. CIJ liD Oukee of H_.rd Boas Hogg 1Chem81 to lb the Duket' termland . e (10 min.) d)) Woolll"""" W.-J ; ...,..., P•ul Duke II joined by top Waihlngton jour· l]allab enalplng the week' s news. ~;;;J;;;-:Ji;..,.~bolb,;;t • MOVII: 'The Fomlty' Woy' I ' MOVIE : I Margie of M ldnlght 1, 1:45 2:1 15 2:30 2:46 3:00 3:11 •<DlCNN H11dllne News (l) MOVIE : 'Lunch Wagon Qlrls' · D CD NBC Now1 Overnlgh1 Cl) Bachelor Father CD News/ Sign Off (fi) CNN Hlldllne News (]) HIO Tl'lutre: laNfoot in thl Perk Two new· lywedt learn to li ve w ith 11ch other. 1IJ Llfo.cf Riley (I) ESPN 8portsCenter C1J MOVIE: 'llr Ouldo For lhl Married Min· D IIJ Nowa 1Il 700 Clu~ · (]) MOVIE: 'Tartan, the ~Man' 3:30 C!J NIA 8ookotboll: 1983 Opentng RoUf'ld . , ~ Solid Oold • Paul Anka 7:30 W lnalda Look CJ) MaJor LIIQUI Baaeball: New York Mata at Atlanta ()] Henne'a Ark (I]) Mltin.. at the Bt jou ' Wil dcat.' • Qlan Campbell Show 8:00 D C2J ffi Dlfrrent Strok.. Ar nold end W 1Uis learn tha t the buil ding they were born in 11 be1ng torn down (R) [Closed Captioned] C2) MOVIE: ' Abaence of Malioa' liJ MOVIE : 'The See Wolves' ()) MOVIE: 'Five Golden Or1gone' ()J USFL Footb•ll: Los An'l!!_ea et Michigan ()) lit (!Z T .J . Hook•r G CIJ [D MOVIE: 'Matilda ' (J) MOVIE: 'Or. Klldere' a Victory' • M•morles with lawi'· lOCI Wtlk 8:30 D (]) CD 911v•r Spoons Ricky prom,tu to get De rek • date for the bi g dance. (R) G Cl) CI) Mama's Family M1m 1 and her fami ly get to eppur on 'Family Fe ud.' e (Ri . ([) Ill (lJl Love Boat Clpt. Playoff 4:415 'Tho Four e 8:00 iii~: . . " :ILHID 1.111 Won! luw Mery Hartman, Mery Hartman I Horror rHm name 10 Guam town 11 Lustrous w-~lnv Bod H.. tM A.ntwer eCD CIJ Spelling . . . (l) Austin City Llmlto illJ Why In tho Wortd • Wild. Wild Wo1t 8:30 • (l) NIC Nt'w1 rruu:hme " The - " NIWI Special ·rhe Great Nucle81 Arm a Debate '\ Wa lter Cron k•te hosts th \s debate on the nuclear er'Tls 1tsue Pa nel 11tt wi ll be Hlnry Kit · 11ngar. M 1chul H81uit•ne . Paul C War nke an ~ Egon Behr . !90 m1n.) \ CI:l MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan : Dan_i_lrOUI Monty' \ 10 :00. CZJ (!) Monitor \ []) Philip Marlowe. Privata he 'Fingtr' Man M1r1 dwe become I the prime 1u1pj x ct ~~.~ he death or a city o ~ :]) MOVIE : ' Cattle Anni.l. and llttte Brltch11' \ (]) Challng A Draam 9 Soon 14 Sofl drink ., II rncreuscd Yester day 's Answer 15 1776 Hessia n ve locity defeat sit e 13 Russian Jl Nourish city 22 Cour9t< l'7 Bwn Z3 Greek letter gadget II Trading 20 Brightness Z5 Recognition symbol Z7 Famous scul pture post Z9 Abic 's love 32 I n.sttl i co urnJ.(e :L1 " Pardon m e! •I weapon 30 Excepti onal 21 Screen I 35 Dock J6 Scu 'cn~ le 37 NlghL..;' preludes :111 Faslin..: penod 24 F'ink z& EKil 17 Prince IH v enry ~ IS Indebted 19 Carew 's .,a -"0 Epo'stie 34 Lay u wuy :19 Br aw l 41 Mouth..; t l .o1l. I r;-"'-i'i-'r,-,.,-.,.,,_,..; act 31 Harbor 33 Pacify 37 Sprite \~ Depiilltory \2 Incidence !:7+--+!>I! rent ()()~ I WAABL (I) Palaoe Hon. 8ooiO!Y IDCil Nowo ()]) Non 'Tha Fragile Mountain.' 7:00. ~ (J) Danae fever llpy !lPN lr>Or!IContor e(l) Hoe How ¥temoriM wtttt Lawr. onooW!IIk (J) All CrMturN GrMt end Small liD Coro ,...,. Aro Coming I tYETHIG t I GLIEGG I [) (J) Wo~·· Oymnaetloe , !reltin~ 12 Ionesco's goodn\ .... CIJ Wortd Chomplonthlp (I).ID Nowo CD High Bohool 7 SLHtc 1f' r . l 8 Type· 2 "My \ CIJID Nowo 1183 c.e-.re lnvltadonal 8 Fann structure 1 Polish ca k,e (I) MOVIE: 'Amber Wave1' ()) The Monroe• Honeymoonot'l Cll 8uma a Allen (I) Tott Rarik loxlng from CBS ACROSS 1 Assail "(!NINO lon'!Y Hill lhow 12:00 (l) MOVt!: 'lolow thelolr Cll ® by THOMAS JOUPH 45 Abhorrent 4/23/83 IIl CIJ Tonltht Show I a a6,..,,,.11(' \ambience 44 ~rench SATURDAY Deve Allen at Llfll Ano1her ·Lifl St ubin g re ve als h•s true se lf,' e co uple diug ree &bout the ~r fut ure and Ju \1e, plays a tnck. on a rn end (AI (60 mm) [C losed Captioned] (I] Or . Who MOVII fJ) Thosa Amaz-I ng Animall 9:30 D C2J l fJ Teachers Only Diana d1scoveh tha t the fa cu l1 y at the school is not ex · acttv th e · mos~ co hesive' ·m the state: . 4~ Sports Oomo (]) Going For Laughs Comed ians Paul Raiser. Arsenio Hall end Barry Sobel perform . CJJ Rou Bagley CIJ Minion lmpoeslbla Weetwn Conferenoe Playoffo PIS Loto Nltht All In the Family Computer Programme ID Nlthtll"" -- 811t ~ lolo 4:30 CIJ Codlnt CIJ -ny Hill lhow • C1J NIA l ..kotboll : eiD Uphol1tery. ()) ClJ NOWol8portt/WHthor · I IJiuporCIJ loby MokM Flvo ~397 . 1:30 CIJ EIPN lportoContor ~ (J) MOVIE: 'Hanky Tonk JIMS . WATER SERVICE . Cell Jim Lanier. 304-676 · Ill lUI !'jowl Cil My Llnle S.IIOnl' Tom, Sawyer 1lid HLlclll• berry Finn try to find the good llf• in the Old West Need some~hlng hauled awey or something moved? We 'll do i.t . CAll 446 ·3159 New• (IJ) Amerioan lntereete • (]) Latt Word IIJ MOVIE: 'Whlta Zombie' 12:415 Cl) Standing Room Only: Willie Nelson and Family Will ie performt with 11 band made up of family and friends. 1:00 (l) I Married Joan I]D MOVIE: 'Th• Htunt~ Patace' ' . 8 In 6eerch of.... 11 :00 • IIl CIJ • CIJ liD Ill lUI (f) •uelnlll Repon JONES BOYS WATER SER · VICE . Call 614-387-7471 or 614 · 367·0591 . tho (() TIS Evening NIWI {I) lnttde Buetness Todly (fi) MlltlrP-- ThHtre 'Private Schulz.' Whsn Schulz il parachuted into England. ht'l apotted esan impotter . (80 min.) (C iolld Captioned] Iter Trek e •...All 811 tNN Ntwl 10:30 IIJ 8tor Tlmo 9N•w• a:J People's Court 7:18 7130 MOVIE: Marbles' <IJ 2nd Annual Legendary Pocket Billiard Stars (I) Computer Programme {fi) Newawatoh Cl) Ent.rtalnment Tonight (I) Jack B•nny Sho'tV (I) MOVIE: 'Our Man Flinr 2:00 1IJ ClJ NBC Rtportt: IIJ • Cll Coral eumott, SEWING Machine repairs , service . Authorized Singer Salas & Service ·Sh•rpen Scissors . Fabric Shop , ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR ' SERVICE' celt City Fumltur' 304 · 676·2608 or 446 · 0831 . · e(!) CD P.M. Mogozlno E8PN SportaCenter 12:30 D IIJ CD SCTV Notwork Bill Banking on the Brink Marvin Kt lb report• on ~he p'roblems of the domutic and internatlonll bankin g ~Items . (80 min.) W Going For Llughs Comedian• Paul ~e i ser , Ar· senio Hall and Barry Sobel perform. So•n• ([1 Gomer Pyle C1J • lUi ABC Nowo 8 C1J liD CBS Nowo (()Or. Who [1) Over Easy askt for Valent ine an d Baker's help in order to wi n a bet. (]J [D Wall StrHt Week Louis Rukeyter analyze s t he 'BOt w ith a wee kly review of eco nomic an d i n. vestment matter1 . II ClJ CD Knight Rider Mich ael Knight impertonatet a ga ng getaway driver in order to infiltrate the mob . (R) (80 min.) 10:00 D . (]) MeDon. THn Sport• 84 Gre~ . House' ([) Creltlvlty w / Moyers , liD Cla11ic Coun1ry 8:30 (I) Next Queltion (]) Sta.ndlng Room Only: Wltlle Nelson and Family Willie p11rform1 with e band made up of f1mlly and friends. Lonnie Boggs E~cavating . Dozer, backhoe, dump truck . Wo~ by hour or job. (]J Swiat Family Roblneon !E .,{)}J At EaM Cpl. 1Il 700 Club C1J Ill lUI MOVIE: 'VIctlmo' Cl C1J ® MOVIE: 'Dream CIJ illJ 3-2·1, ContfCt TRISTATE condillon. 15,700. 'J ohn -lot incl4ded . CoM 4411- · UPHOLSTERY SHOP Lyono. 814-992-34113. 8311efllt' 11. 1183 Sec. A ..... O.IUpolio 4411·78:13 o• 4411·.1 833. · 11181 Buick Skvterk.' 4 d-, 1122- tth. . fully equipped, ucellont with electriC motor. 8 - MOWREY8 oondltlon. 41 ,000 ' mlloo. - - o-. lr8111< 14110 1 lox 124, tB,BOO. 814·992 -8082~ i147i&2- Z389. , , 304-1171-4184. . \ \ &ATH ER MOR E EVIDEN CE THAN THAT BE FORE I HAVE A W NFRONTAl lOr< WITH HER. 304-675 ·5166. HP M~~ry motor and Tenne...e trailer. ell accea· I I ROOFING, oiding, lpouting, remodeling, Pomeroy . 992 ·2284 . 43,000 mlloo, .8.000 . Cell 614·682 -8892 alter B. , 124 in Langovillo, Oh . 814742-2734 . \ 446 · 932~ . r N~, I 'Ll HAVE TO AFTER ALL. IT 15 JUST ONE OF MY IDEAS . 5UPP05E THERE5 6EEN A YOURSELF SAID THAT AS VERA ALLGOOI> GOT MORE CONFII>ENCE, HER WOULD GfT BETTER BETTER . 1977 Kawooaki 900. Nice . losded Nylon Haltoro U.BO, nylon loado With chain 12 .911, Her ley Devidson 13,100. 614-949 ·2456. new tire I . • Coil 446 ·8372 otter 6PM . 1977 IAfEANWHIU'.. · I euT YOU anywhere. 304-676-2010. & 1981 Suzuki 860 Gl. 12,995, full dren, shah 81 A,MC Spirit excellent condltipn, low mileage, new 63 Stark' • Tree Work . Landscaping. backhoe work, free services with mowing. Go ' 1 980 Yamaha YZ·80 dirt bike, axel. cond ., 8426 . Call Chevrolet diesel en- ' 1971 Y1maho 850 twin 4 gina a. trans. complete 8800 stroke, fair cond ., $660 . or trade for equal value. Call Coli 614·245 ·6892 . 6 rooms and ba1h . $2.995 . See our models, 1-614 - insu-red , free estimates . Phone 814· 367·0636, cell · ahar 6 . · Call 446· 7903 . nice, t90 . Coi1448·8t81 . BUILD YOUR OWN HOME Get your carpet in ship~ shape. Water removal. FR EE• OOZER full 1100 oot rogullrflrm 1120, m1plo 'dinette hoiro 8t4-288- • 304·896-:1802 . lNG . offer. Call 614·245·6892 . 1-::::--:----:-----'--- Coli 1 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT · 379-2726 . •!'tron recliners *\99, other recllnen maple dinette seu *179. love HAts •10 hide - a · bad 1 2&0,, bo~ sprlnga & mattreM twin or are having • Spring Sale. : Cor. Fourth and Pine speed. short wide bad. C41ll evenings after 7, 304 -676· •400. bolide 93 Auto S.lu . We pickup, 4680. Small tiding lawn mower 1 yr. old , mint cond ., Exline' • T•ck Shop 2 mi., N . of JaCkson on St. Rt. 93 Datsun 3628 . GE dryer 30 day guarantee, S 1 10. Hotpoint dryer real 0 . Coll614· 245 ·5121 . OUA BOARDING HOUSE .. Water Well1 . Commercial and Domestic. Teat holes. Pumps Sales and Service. $1495, 304· 675 · 2159 . top. newly painted . exeat lent gas mileage. Excellent condition. Call 614-388 - bunk beds complete with bunklet •199, 2 piece an - Call 61 4-268 . 1379. Trucks for Sale 1979 Ford 350, 4 -WD, with tiroo, 8 cyl. Call 614-388 · 8828 . Reg . Doberman a pupa afd Doberman Stud . Service. Call446 -7796 . • 304 · 675 · 2088 or 675 4560 . 5344 or 72 1974 Dodge Ram Charger 218 engine, 69,000 mi., rusty body, $1,400 or best KENNEL • ' E & R Tree Service. fully . For Sale or Trade: 1979 Camaro. 61 .000 mi. New tires, 306 engine, auto. Call Pets for Sale • 76 GRAND Prix, $2800 . firm, 304 ·675· 3628. 676-7773 . 66 ' ESTIMATES. FURNITURE' CLEANING . CAPTAIN' STEAMER 614 .446-2107. · 73 Building Supplies THI S, n -IEY'D \.YNC H TH' LOT OF U S ! houoe caNs. Call 67t·23Bit• or 446 -~464 , 72 FORD Mustang, Grande, 8660 . 304 ·675 ·31 82. 1966 CHEVY Impala, 283 2 barrel , 2 door, automatic, call evening• after 7, 304- 304 - 623 · 684~ . call collect. Free delivery to Y.our home . •se. 1973 CHEVROLET Impala, Call 379·2726 . 55 COULD HEAA · 1----------- 1970 FORD pickup , 361 3 19" COLOR TV. $50 . 304 · 675 ·5689 . RON'S Television Servic8 .~ Specializing in Zenith and1 Motorole, Quazar, and' : .·; 1982 EXP. Excellent cond . Take over payments . 448- 6409. GA.DFRY! I ~ TH' FOL KS O UTSIDE GREAT IDEA. ,DOP! Yt1: CA.N APPOI"'--T MY BROTHER CHIEF OF STAFF.' . . . Roc., GoatS,. G• .. TO.GGENBURG Dairy mllkera. bucks ~ wheels. Oaytorla 1 w~~h~ra : re~sonab~ priced, . options, good .F It K Tr~e Trimming. 1tump" rei::luc&d _for · 4-H ' eri:, FFA, 44,000 ·· milee. · removal.. Call 876 · 1.33 1. . : Bus.~ hog _ i~- good shliPe ate. 304·896 ·.33~8 . · At 10. · 30.~. · 8.8. ~ , cRI.NOtB'S SERVICE exp<i' ; 8326 & Older modallnt8rna -- fresh eggs. Baue;s, Longhol- ·' ··•"'~ rienced roofing; including..• tional irector !needs work) low Rd ., Letart. WV hot tar application, carpen--.:f. $1,200 . Coli 446 -0865 25253.72 DODGE Dart Swinger, tor. electrician. mason. Call days & 446-425i even . 304-678 ·61 23. 61 BRAND new Sanyo kemaene hester, 12.000 BTU . $1 00. Bearcat. 8 cryatal . like n11w, S100 . 7 Uta ja cket! , skis & anchor, $100. Boat cover, $16 .00 . Air -conditioner . 18 , 000 BTU , like new, 8250. Small car trai ler tilta . 8600. 304 - Boarding all breodo . AKC otocked with thio model. 350 304-876 -41 81. ~erd · Reduction - ~;:~~~~~~~~~ Carlo, ANQ TiME! 614·949-2686 . inum aiding. mobile homes: wood , brick, sandstone· building end homes . Also heavy equip,.,.ent. Fully in· sured, Free estimates. 814- MONTE !lOCH OHAY LR5T ---------------------, Hi Pressure Cleaning . Alum - 7 yr. old gray Rag. Quarter horae atallion . Also 2 yr. old gelding aired by Super Chix. automatic, power steering, tilt wheel, cruil8 control, vinyl top, new paint, •1600 . "DAWY"? WE GOT ALONG, I COULON'T BE 51'1FER IN CHURCH! Roofing, •hlnglet, spouting, and aluminum siding work . Insured , Free E1ilm'ates.i 1981 PLYMOUTH Horizon. 150 ft. Chain link fance.! --~--~---304 ·675 ·5214. Registered polled hereford bull Vindicator & 8 heifers. 614-986 ·4107. .. ~UT WITH FtOO ANNIE. !'lANTlNG TO HEEP YOU SAFE, 1'/,illE NOT I'IISHIN6 ll) GTi flE YOUR WORIIIEU A80UT ~lj ARE YOV, : ucellent condition . stand ard transmiuion air condi · tionlng, 35 plus MPG. 304 876-2416 after 6 p .m . 77 CHEVY. ton pickup, 12800 . firm . 304 · 676 · WEDDING gown , aize 6 . with headpiece and ve it, will sell reasonable , 304 -773 - 2686. 00, IT'S Tl£ ·GAME OW QI.JPWARY YOU'RE NOT 6TILL AH! SETTER! NOW, YOU ANO I ·ARE GOING TO HAVE All TTLE ~AN -m - folQN5TER CHAT! ". AS l DI~EST THESE Painting interior • eJiterior.. wallpaper hanging. lnaured, free estimates. 614-949 -' 266·6666 after 6 o'clock. 9809. HILLCREST make~ black , 49,000 miles, 14,000. 304 - Call 446·341 3 . 4568 . Water well drilling rig . Call with built -in stretch etich zig zag patterns, but1on hole1. monograms, much more . We are over - Am, 882-3128 . Charloias 1968 VW. rebuilt engine. Trans For oale Young pure brad 62 Olive St .. .Gallipolis . 8 place wood living room auha 1 1977 613 -684-2398 . your cost only silo . Coli 614 ·.3 85 ·8918 out of town •eo. 88 MUSTANG. good condi tlon . 304-1578-2306. T·top. PS. PB. AC. auto · matic, AM-FM B track, SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE trlln living room o~Hoo 1199, St ., Rutland . Iva Cremeans. 1 -~--------- BROWNING EKplorer II compound bow, with accessories & 112 dozen custom arrows, $140 . 304-676· 614 ·388· 8543 . C•" 8606 after 6. 1974 Chevy Station wagon . 8B6-7311 . New 8c Used Troy Built Tillers . Swishera Imple ment, St . Rt . 1, North of Autos for Sale Bentley 'Pig Rd .. Sabine, Oh 45619. Coli For Sale or Trade 59 PAINTING - interior en( eJ(terior. plumbing. roofing,. some remodeling. 20 yra: Marcum Roofing & Spout ing . 30 yeers experience, specializi'1Q ln.built up roof . fayett Co. Fairgrounds, W•· shington C .H .• Ohio . Selling 169 tlaad of Duroca • Hamp-Duroca cro11 breeds and Registered Ourocguilte. Roger Berttley, 3 1 12 Reeds Musical Instruments 614·258· up . Call 614·388·9652. 71 ponys, 304 - 614 ·985·4454 . FOr ·••18 -'FrUit· ja~a - Pints and quarts, $1 .00 per doz .. lawn mower. lawn boy for parts, 86 .60 . Table tenni a game, $6 .60 . Electric foot ball game. $6 .76 . Aurora X Leratoura race car set -demo 8 , 2 cars . 17.60. Aur ora Daytona 600 -flex track -2 cars, $4 .60 . View Master projector with film . $8 .60 . Wooden ladder, 84 .60 . 100 lb. barbell weight, 816 .60 . Livestock 11th Annual 1227. 304 ·676-3865 . 1711 after 6PM HORSES & 676 -6110. Bleached oak dining table . 4 legs. 63JIC46 . 3 - 16 ' leaves, 6 chairs, 8150 . Call 446 - Color floor model TV $160. in good condition . Inquire at 421 Cypress Ct ., Pt . Plea sant, WV bNrl'l'lf''i\ aw . Coli 61 4-256 · 63 p .m .614.742 ·2691 . 1 ~::-:::-:-::-:--::------ tey check , $13 .96 plus taJIC . Free pickup and deliver i'l Gallipolis-Eureka area. Nelson & Sons Service Center, Eureka, Oh 614 -266-1643 . INC . Good used appliances. washer. dryers. refrig ., TV aets. 827% 3rd . Ave , Galli polis . Call 446 - 1699. White Whirlpool alec . range, used _.,g nly few mo nths. tI~:::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::~~ oharpen mower blade, nf· 304· 675·6696 . with 6 inch lla) ormo U9& .. 1- : - - - - - - - - - - dty. odulto only. Call 448 · 0338 . change, new spark plug , adjust or replace breaker points. service air cleaner, Galtlpollo. Call 446·0475 . Furnl•hed apt . 8 226 . utiN ties pd., 1 bdr., adults. Call 446 ·¢418 after ?PM . s99 .. to f435 . 7 pc .. 8189 . Wanted to lease Tobacco~ ~----..,------poundage. Will pay 30 c8nts New 1983 White sewing I pound . 614-2{10 - machine free arm model 61 Gelllpollo. beds , 8'440 . and up to 8626 ., Recliners. $176 . to $360 ., lamps from $28 . to $76 . 6 pc . dinet1e1 from 12 inch 13.60 per ft . Ron Evans En-terprises, 4 m i. remodel for rlgtn tennant . South of Jackson on ST , RT . Saddlebrook Inn. P1 . Plaa- 47 Spring Special Lawn Mow· oro & Rototillar tune up, oil $286 . to $895 . Tables. 845 · pads. axe . cond., 140. Call and up to 8126 . Hide-a - 446-4996 . OFFICE opaca ovotlobla. Will WANT to rent nice lot for mobil e home 304 -6 76- 2 bdr . Regency Inc . Apart· · menta $200 per mo. or if ,Income Ia $10.000 or I••• HU 0 IVIilable. A -One Real Estates, Carol Yeeger, Real· Sofa . chair. rocker, otto man , 3 tables. (.extra heavy by Frontie.r) , &686 . Sofa, chair and loveseat, &27!5 . Sofas and chairs priced from Aeglstered female poodle . Apricot. 14 months old. Good with children . 176. 614-992-2166 or after !5 PLASTERING textured ceilings c~mmer.·­ clll and residential. trw 1 8 inch, 8 inch s 1 .80 per ft .. 676·4600, 9 a.m . to 4 p.m .. Monday through Friday. ousehold Goods a. US ft. Vellowetone camper. Ntt-conqlned, good cond .• 8100. 614·949-2465 . Small. modern. country home . Available May 15. Writ.e P.O . Box 10. Gallipo lis, Oh 45631 . Referen ces . Motors Home• Cllmpera 1 -4 year old gelding c hestnut with dark mane and uil. 1 ••PPY Filly, very gentle. 4 9 ' model A South Bend bench lathe, 11 5 volt or 3 Call doyo 614-367·0480 or eve. 614·446 · 3426 . Tho Daily Ser;,tinel- "5e-; 11 : ' Purebred Chihuahua 2 Yf· 3281 . courts. The Myrtle Beac h Resor1, Myrtle Beach . SC . Middleport, Ohla 446-9416. Call 614·245 ·5617. WllH pot.ICI: b~thl , 446 · Pon ...... , 78 79 Cockor Sponlet mtll puppy, 8 wkt. old Thurldoy, t60 . Collahar 6, 614-2ri6 ·1 381 . 1 yr. old mole S.tl Point WERE Pf'UNINO Houses for Rent or -,- 1977 Terry Travel Tralor. 2B ; ft . Self contained, air, awnIng. A· I cond. 114-992 - • 3787 . . DRAGONWYND CATTERY - KENNEL. AKC Chow pupplot. CFA Hlmeteyon, P•· 614-256 ·6246 . Call 446-9769 3894. by Wry Wright Pel1 for Firewood •~it & cut to lenght. Pick or delivered . We h gnor ·HEAP \louchen . C1U Buying hou1e1 and apert· m.nta. Need properJIN w ith favO(Ible price 1nd terma. Box 1109 Gollipolio Oh. 46631 . • 1983 I K) or yore ' \ mc+-1- +--+- i-+ - 3 Shopper stopp er · I Remrum! 5 Undergo lr.+--+-+-- Here's how to work It : AXYDLBAAXK ONGFEI.L O W 0 SOW II \ o' HT ZQGU \ DWO IE Z ' QUPUQ , IHWOV U\' R X EU l liXE X ;; U I' II Yr: X XE U CRQVU. . - VZRQ G HW ~ WZIW Yt~lerday't Cryptoquole: WHY SHDUI' D I PE:~:I: LUN 1~ 1. Y ~ IS NOTOURPLANETINTHEMILKY - TBOilEAU . \ \ �12- The Sentinel 22, 1983 Initiate plans Glenn's campaign theme leaves echo By MICHAEL HOLMES AsMclaled Press WriWr In declaring himself a Democratic candidate for president', J lui Glenn sounded a campaign theme that might have leftl the current resident of the White House wondering If there was an echo somewhere. Glenn mentioned hls hometown, little New Concord, 10 times and mentioned traditional, small·town values I2 times during the 21·mlnu te speech In the high school tha t bf'ars his name . Before talking about the Issues of unemployment, nuclear weapons or taxes, Glenn talked about his memories of "sleds and bikes and · Cbrlstmases" and "the stor1' on Main Str1'el" and even " the swimming hole down ln . Crooked Creek." Then he said, " All Americans share the simple values we learned A committee composed of (;e. raid Rought, Frank Vaughan and · Eiza Gilmore was appointed to plan for annual Memorial Day services when · Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, met in regular session. Th.e annual parade and program of the post In Pomeroy will begin at 9 a.m. a nd the ftrlng squad of the post will visit Beech Grove and the Ca thollc Cemeteries following the service. All post members will then h\lve dinner at the post home before going to Meigs Memory .Gardens for services at 1 p.m. and then to Chester to take par11n a parade and services at 1: 30 p.m ., The post expects then to conduct services a t Hemlock Gro\le at 3 p.m . and Rock Springs at 4 p .m . The post voted to again handle the parking of motor vehicles at the Meigs County Fatr in August and a pproved co-sponsoring with Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Mtddl!'port, the Amertca n Legion baseball team this summer. in this small town - the values of excellence, honesty, fairness, com· passion for !bose who have less and confidence in facing the future. "Those values are truly the heart of the America n experiment and they must bf' the soul. of ~ur government as well ." • Those aren 't declarations likely to' bring criticism. Certainly not from Ronald Wilson Reagan, who grew up in tittle Dixon , m., swam In the Rock River and who sounded a call for traditional values when he ran for president - successfu lly - In 1900. And In Glenn's speech - Inter· ruptedl9times for polite, but hardly overwhelming appla use by the a udience of students, fa mily friends, political associates and New Concord res ldents-heechoed much of what Reagan has sa id bf'fore. Area deaths may call at the funeral home Sa turday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Nina R. Dillinger Nita R. Dillinger, 75, Rt. 6, Athens, died Thursday afternoon at O'Bll'ness Memorial Hospital following an extended IIJness Mrs. Dillinger was born In Canaan Township the daughte r of the late Earl and Elma Crawford Butts. She was a lso preceded In death by her husband, Oscar Dlllln~r . .and one brother, Or1ho Butts. · · Mrs , Dillinger was a llfelqng res ident o( AJhens County was a gradua te of Canaanvlll.e Hfgh School and received her B. A. and m aste rs lneduca tiondegree a t Ohio University . She taught a t Lothidge school for 30 years untU It closed In 1900. She was a memher of the Nazarene Church a t Chester, a nd a m ember of the Ret ired Teachers Association. She Is survived by two sons, Floyd D. Dillinger, Rt. 6, Athens and Lloyd R. DUIInger, Rt. I, Shade; seven grandchildren, six great gra ndchildren, one sister. Louise Moore, Columbus and several nieces a nd nephews. Funeral services will bf' held Sunday at2 p.m. a t Hughes Funeral Home, Athens. with the Rev. He rbert Grate and The Rev. David Couto officiating. Burial will be In Soutll Canaan Cemetery. Friends ~ork Michael F. Canter Michael F . Canter, 63, Route I, Stewar1, formerly of Meigs County, died Wednesday at the Veterans Administration Medical Center In Dayton. · He was a boilermaker at the O'Bleness Hospita l In Athe ns. He was born Jan . 31, 19al at Cheshire a son of the late Oral and Ollie Holley Canter. Sui'Viving are three siste~s·J n· )a w; Ruth Ci!.ntl,r, Syracuse; FJos. sle Canter, East Canton, and J essie Canter, For1 Lauderdale, Fla., nephews, Charles Canter, Syrcuse; Danny Cante r , New Carlisle; Ra y· mond Canter, Apple Grove; Ronnie 'f!lompson. New Haven; nieces, Pamela Clark , Syracuse; Anna Mae Bruner, Shadyside; Ruth Anna Dlckeroff, Powry, Calif.. Becky Thompson, Cqlumbus . Besides his parents he was pneceded In death by three brothe rs and two sisters. Mr. Canter was a ve terans of the U.S. Army In World War II. Services will bf' held at 2 p.m . Sunday at the Ewing F uneral Home wlthg the Rev. Frank Han officiatIng. Burial wUI be In Gravel Hill Cemetery . Fr1end• m ay call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 this evening and all day on Sat urday. lags on project MARIE'ITA - Whilework onone Ooodlng project on .SR 5M In Cheshire Township a ppears to be moving forward, a second seems to ·bf> Jagging bf'hlnd. According to Howard Clfford . design engineer for the Ohio Deparirnent ofTra nsporlatlon, bids should bf' let within a few weeks for the raising of a portion of SR 5M east of Africa Rd. near the Elmer Spaulding farm which, at various times, has been covered by hig h water In recent years. That section has been taken over by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources as a mine reclama tion proj ect. Gifford said the right of way has been acquired and acontractshould bf' let soon . Concerning the port ion of SR 554 west , of Cheshire closed severa l years by high water pmble m s. the 0001' Is continue It s work on detailed plans a nd Is expected to purchase right-of-way this summer but no deflnatQ date has been set tor the job's sa le. Continue further court action According to an entry flled recently In the Meigs County Common P leas Couri, fur1her action mncernil]g thre<' defendants chrJ.rg•ed 1.VItlh br'<¥1klng and ente ring will be May l6. The three . Shawn D. Gilmore. Ricky Lunsford a nd Danny Haggy, Prltf•rf'rl pleas of Emergency rurts Fourcai!Swere anl:wered by local County units Thursday, the Emergency Serv ice repor1s. The 1\rppers Plains p.m . took BeatrieeSelllers, Mil. Olllve Road , to Camden-Clark HD!'{l"·arln Parkersburg. Mlddiepori at 8: 35 a·.m. took Bobby Kuhn from Route to Veterans Memorial; Porner·ov1 a t 3:59p.m. toolt Do'nalrj G r·imrn ·fr~{ll Pomeroy Health Care Center Veterarls Memorial ancl Mlldd.Jeporl, at 8: ',1:1Norih p.m .Fourih took St., Florence nolds to Veterans Memorial. Planning meeting set The · Meigs County Regional Planning Commission will meet a t 3 p.m. Mon(!ay at the agricultural conference center of The Farmers Bank Building. Philip Rober1s, county engineer, wlll discuss the Meigs County Highway · Department program and tile Ravenswood bridge road comdor Is up for discussion . Knopp;,director or economic and commwlity development of the Buckeye l:lllls·HQCk!ng VaiJey Regional Development District, Will be on hand to speakpn current and prospective economic development passlbilttles. Tim gullty to breaking and e ntering charges_ A prl'-sent enclng lnvesti gat ion was order with action to be mntlnued on May 16. Taken to fal'ility VIrgil P . P hillips, 32, Mlddle por1 , who was sentenced to a te rm of not less than two nor more tha n 10 years on four drug char ges by Judge Charles Knight will be take n today to a Columbus Correctional fac Ulty by David Ohlinger of the Meigs County Sheriff' s Department . Veterans Memorial Admltt.ed .. Bobby Kuhn, Ch!'shire; Donald Grimm, Pomeroy; Florence Reynolds, Middleport. Dlschargect.. Philllp Blackford, Harold Carson, Ronald Thompson. Heritage Sunday plans underway 20o/o OFF na mes lis ted _before a tea . and Pia ns for the observance of recep tion which is tenta tively Heritage Sunday on June 26, lri scheduled ' for t he third 'Sunday tn conjunction wlih Btg Bend Rega tta Weeke nd , were made whe n the · J une. Life rnel'nbers' paym e nts are placed in an endowment fund from Meigs Co unt y Pioneer and His toriwhich only interest Is used . T his cal Society held It s quarterly proccdurP a nd through other fund s, meeting. operat ion of the museum over the Nancy Reed outlined pla ns for ne xt ~ years will be guaranteed . the observance not ing that tentaMrs. Parker re ported excellent tive pl ans call for presentations respo nse to the series of historical throughout the alternoon by the presented at the Ches ter programs Sweet Adellnes. Also planned are a £1eme ntary School over the school petting zoo for children, goat year through the sponsorship and milking a nd food tast ing demon· lion of the Cheste r PTO . cooper a stratlons as well as special dtwlays A committee to · m a ke recoma nd a special new slide show of menda tions for the purchaSP of a older noted houses of the count y. microfilm reader printer and the Randy Houdashelt of the Im age netrssnry census and newspaper Seekers Camera Club presented a film was na med a nd includes prelinlrnary set of slides showing Norma Ne w land , Margare t many o l the houses of Meigs Counry Parker. Kl'ith Ashley a nd Charles which will he ready for the sli de Blakeslee . Favorable re(X)rts were showing on Heritage Sunday. The give n on the last issue of the Meigs club Is continuin g to IJ ke pictures Historian edited by Ms. Newla nd for ind iv idual nominations still a nd Cha rles Bla keslee with RSVP heing received . volunteers under thedirection of M argaret Parker , viet? pr£'siSusan Oliver handling the maili ng dent. pointed out that more than 40 c hon•s. pictures being used ln th•• newly redecorated dining room of the Meigs l nn were take n from .the fil es of the > Meigs County Museum. Recognition wilt be given the soc iety for usc of the photograp hs. Curren t membership of the society now stand s at 145 yearly ·. DRAPE SALE Select from our stock of self-lined Malimo drapes, unlined open weave drapes, thermal back drapes, lined jaquard drapes or unlined polyester drapes. All drapes are 50 inches wide and come in 63, 72 and 84 inch lengths. · sATURDAY SPECIAL20o/o oFF · members and 35 life mem bers, Daisy [Jtakes tee, secretary. repor1ed . A plaque listing a\1 life members Is hel ng pr, pared. 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PHONE 949-2525 Story 011 Paie D-1 Gall-polis Rotary relays Story, phc)tos 011 Page c-1 tmts Vol 17 No. 8 r ,,..,,._.19&3 --- 10 5ectionl , 70 Paget 35 Centt A Mult imedia Inc Newtpaper Middleport--l!omeroy-Gallipolis-Point P18Cisant Sunday, April 24, 1983 -- --------- - ~---- ------- - -~ --- - - -- --- - ' Man charged in '81 shotgun slaying by Alma Woods, owner of 1he trailer In which Richards resided with Woods' son- Char les Miller. Co-habitant Miller was originally ta ke n Into custody on the night of the discovery of tile victim . HP was released on the evening of Jan. 13. According to Information released a t tlle ttme by the sheriff' s department. Miller had bf'en questioned In conn!'Ct lon w ith th~ allegro homlclde; and , was held t)troughou t the next day, at his request. In "protective custody ." No c harges were filed against Wednesday by the AprU term of ttie Gallia County Grand jury. On the afternoon of Jan. 12. 1981, Richard 's body was found just Inside her Taylor Road moblle-home residence, otf SR 775. The victim was 52-years old a t the tlme of her death. An autopsy conducted by the Franklin County coroner's office showed theca use of death as a single, polnt·blank shot to the head from a 12-gauge shotgun_ The sheriff's department was notified of tile deatll By lARRY EWING Miller a t tllat time. Two days after his releasP from custody in 1981 . Mtller was admitted to til<' intensivl' care unit of H olzer M edica l Center, where he wns lt'C' a trd for thP consumption of "an undetE'Imined quantity of paint thinner ." He was later transfl'n '('(l to a rrgular room and then '"leased from carP. A spokesman tor the s h~rlff's <lepartml'nt S<rid Friday Miller Is scheduled to apJ,X•ar tor arraignment on the chatge on Tul'Sday . County board COAL.goes on-air to explain • muslleplace objections to l()ngwall · Bruce Stout within 30 days By KEVIN KELLY . Times-Sentinel Staff MIDDLEPORT . "What price do you put on making Meigs County a ghost town?" That question, and the area's economic dependence on min· ing, colored questions posed to and answered by a representa live of Citize ns Organized Against Longwall1ng (COAL ) on a local radio call-In program Friday. Appearing on WMPO's "Kaleidoscope," COAL President Betty Wells said ' tlle organization Is not trying to stop mining at Southern Ohio Coal Co. , only to stop damage It claims has been caused by the longwall mining device. The program, station news director Kim Taylor pointed out. was not to take sides but to provide Informa tion on tlle Issue. Taylor said she had contacted coal company and American E lect ric Power Co. olftctals a bout sending a repr!'sentatlve to speak on the program. but none confirmed her request. Since residents of norihern Meigs County living near Meigs Mine No. 2 began pointing out structural and surface damage to their homes and reductions In their local wate r supplies, the company has chosen to settle privately with landowners. Financial settlements have · been reached wltll two of the damaged property owners. A decision on a company permit application to continue mining Is due from the reclamation division of the Ohio Depart . ment of Natural Resources May ON 11IE AIR - Betty Wells, president of Citizens Organized Against Longwalllng, prepares to answer a question during an appearWJCe on a local rndlo call-In program, while Gladys Monis, COAL secretary, listens I!! right. Mrs. Wells said that agreements made by the company with landowners contain a nondisclosure clause, in which th~ amount Is not revealed . "I've heard figures. but J haven' t seen the m ,.. the ca ller said. "I'll tell you, I haven't seen them eit her," Mrs. We ll s replied. " If It hadn't been for AEP In tile past 11 years, I don't know where Meigs County would be," tile caller said. Mrs. Wells as ked the caller what wUI happen to the county In 40 years, when the company predicts It will finish mining out the area . With the longwa ll procedure, she sa ld the company may be out In less tl!an 20 years. In response to a not her quest ion, Mrs. Wells said COAL wants to find alterna tives to longwall , or work with the company to make cha nges In the procedure to preve nt fur1her damage. "We have no objection to m nventlonal mining," she said, alt hough coal m mpany and United Mine Workers officials have said Iongwil illng Is tile salvation of the eastern mining industry In the face of foreign and non·unlon-produced coal. steered the vehicle too hard coming out of the curve, causing the car to drop off the right side of the road. Hutchinson then apparently lost control of the car, tra•relil!d approxl· mately 105 feet, struck the embank· ment and went sideways nearly 63 feet bf'fore coming to rest. The department said the car was CALL !POLIS- Action tonamca successor'lo a Ga ll Ia County Local Board of Educa tion mc mhf'r who died Friday night must txogtn a t the end o!lOdays. Bruce S. Stout , 52, Rt . 1, Bidwell, died of a heart at tack a t his Ohio HXJ res Ldence near Porter . According to Ohio Revised Code, the board Is ma ndated to appoint a successor in case of death or resignation. But If no decis ion is made ln JO days, or If the board Is unable to a ppoint a s ucc~ssor, the decl>lon mu st be m ade by Gallla County Proba te-.Ju vmlle .ludge Thomas Moulton. No Immediate date for a board meeting to take s uch action had been set Saturd ay. Dr . Cary Toothaker , county schools supcrlnt~ ndent . a nd Fred [)eel, board pres ide nt . a n• IJOt h In San F ra ncisl'O this weekmd atte nding the Na t lonat Sc hool Bwrd Assocla tlon' s ·an nua t Bruce S. Stout convent ion. Since the mimos yit'ld approxi · mately $78 mUlion in rax IT•venue for Meigs Coun t ~·, onC' calle r wa nt ed to know when> the money goes. " I don't know abou l down here arou nd the-.r.!vc.r. IJut 1n th~ little S<oocl ion of Columbia Town shi~ where I live, I """ no chang<>," Mrs. Wells rep li ed . Asked by Taylor if the com· pany's recent call-back of 1.100 miner s Is an indlcH t lon lhC' ThP las t limP a 'succC'Ssor appolntmPnt had to hf' made locally wa s in 19HJ when .Juy Stmm.s, a m<omber of thcGJU lpollsCIIy Board of Educat ion. res igned aftPr two year s In office. Th~ bom-d appointed Roberi Marchi to fill out 1h<' rPmaindPr of Simms' l<'rm in t.'a rl.v 19R'2. rrpn: 'SC'Illi.i llvP wit h t ·a rl Wat.:gh . I\ l<on•etn War vetC'ran assisi<Jn l shi rt •·nginrvr at Ohio and V:lilt•y l·:l<'·l riC' Curp.·,, 1\ygl' l' r rt'f'k plant , Stout. w ho was aC'tlvf' in Nm1 h c;a llin ;tttt·ndu ncr arc'a scho.>l and t ·ivic act i ~ · i1if ·s , sen 'I'(\ 1Jfl North (;a ll la's 1<•·: 11 sC'h<XJI l><anl pl'ior to qmsu lld:tt !on. Stout's SUCCCSSOI ' ma y a lso fill lhP l·lf' w as Pll'cttd to lht• <'ou nty rPmaindf'r of H term on t hl' Ga llia -.Jackson-Vlnt on Joint Voca· Ilona! Board of Education . whPrt• Stout served as a county schools board in HJ7.i and lo.o., t rPdt'c:l ion in 1977. Stout fil<'d as canrlldatP for 1hP OOard ln \!IH\ and won :t four yPar t.Prm wlth I,:im vnh '!'l . permit will be approved, Mrs. Well s answered In t h e affirma tive. "We ass ume It will be grarted, with certain stlpu la· lions," she sa id . City of Jackson wants to construct Letart youth di~s in Pt. Pleasa~.~ accid~nt hydroe~ectric plant POINT PLEASANT - A 17-year· old Letart y'outh was .kllled In a slngl~vehic!e accident shorily after . noon Friday when the car jn which he was a passenger struck an embankment on sand HUI Road . liN!' Point Pleasant. Marvin E . Smith, a ~nlor1lt Point Plealant High School, died or a skull fracture, according to Dr. John Grubb, Mason County mroner. The c1rtver of the car, Terry D. Hutclllnson, 21, Point Pleasant, and two otller (lllliSimgers, Charles Smith and James C. Piercy, we~ treated for Injuries at Pleasant -Valley Hospital and released. 'Ole Mason CountY Sheriff's Deplrtment said charges are IJI!IIIIIng In connection withe ace!· dent, which is stili under lnVettlgatlon. .. The departmellt said Hutchinson, llriVIIW • 19811 Mustan& ow1lfd by Pten:y, wu tested toward Point •nt and had just paslll!d Gun Club Road wben he entered a sharp left C\llW. Hutchinson apparently n RACINE Some freedom for Billy Milligan • ldentlffed as a mine employee, said he understood the company has offered fair moneta ry settlements: Liquid NailS ~ ···....-~· SAT., APRIL 30, 1983-9 A.M;· • 5 P.M. At The Gallia Co. Fairgrounds CRAFTY LADIES HANDICRAFT . T\l guide ..... ...... ........... Insert 6. CIOar (01J.E!90 i TOLE &DECORATIVE PAINTING SEMINAR (Funy Animal) In Gelllpotio 446·21 34 dNdlne II April 28th 11: Sports ........................... . c-1-6 One of the callers, who was 'f~~~~~~;~;~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~~ For Editorial .......................... A-Z Fann ......... .... ....... ··· .... ·C..'1-8 Loc!') .......... .. ... .............. A-5-8 State-National ................... D-1 Remember: forward cor~: test Feahlred 011 Page B-1 Along the Rlv~r ............ .. B-1-8 Area dealhs ...................... A-6 BWIIne8!1 .............. , ......... .. D-2 c• i "'fteds ...... ... ...........:. D-3-7 Tlrnes-Senllnel starr GAIJ..IPOLlS - A 55-year old rura l Patriot resident has been arrested and charged In connection with the alleged Jan. 12, 1981 shotgun slaying of Lilclnda E . Richards. · Olarles Miller, Patriot Star Route, was Incarcerated Friday afternoon In the Gallia County jail on a charge of murder, a felony of theftrstdegTee. Miller's was one of five secret lndlctmen ts returned waves to suppor;.,rs Thursday finishing his presidential candidacy speech In John Glenn High School In New Concord, Ohio, his homerown. In background is Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste. (M' l..aserphoto ). . lnJemational chicken -flying Today's Times-Sentinel ln,theopposlte lane of traffic when It calne to a stop. It marked the third tralfic fata lity In Mason Count y In IWO \¥eeks. FATAL Aa:JDENT- A ..._ c-.t,r ' .... oa s.dllll Rolld _ ..... n 11111 Friday, depu&y ...,Veys 'tile ~ Of • CU' In ..... • tlrl!rnan ' - ckiwn the lmrnedlllte acene. · M8rvla E. Smllh, 11, W In Ml IO<kJooll; . , WMidDed ' . . JACKSON. Ohio tAP)- The Jty of J ackson wa nt s to bulid a hydroelectric power plant ori the Ohio River a nd has applied to the federal government for perml-.lon to do so. City Council this week authorized the m ayor to flle the application with the Federal· Energy Regula· tory Commission for a license to buUd a 42- megawa tt gene rating plant. The pianf would be at the Belleville Locks and Darn on 'the Ohio River, some 50 mlles from Jackson. W.M. Lewis & Associates of PortSmouth prepared the appl~ cation and Is bypassing the normal two-year permit stage. Terry ,Turner, a hydrologic tech· ntclan at \\'.M. Lewis, said the firm had been working on the application for tile last three months . He said the firm approached Jackson officialS with the notion In Novemhf'r 1982 because the city was one of the firm 's oldest customers. plant would be ot the Bolleville Locks and Dam on the Ohio River, some SO miles from Jackson . WNt. Lewis & Associot"' of Porl>mouth prepared the application and is bypauing the normal two-year permitotage. Ron Speakman, 1he city tervice dir«tor in Jackson, said bonds would be used to fi nonce the S96 million p!ont and paid off in 35 yeart with revenue< from electricity soles. The Ron Speakman, the city serv ll\e director In Jackson, sa id bondS would bf' used to fina nce the $~ million plant and paid off In 35 years with revenues from electricity sales. He said the plant would le t the city produce and sell electrlclty tor 4.8 cents a kllot.'att·hour, which is the current rate. But he says the plant would let the city keep ratel\ low . ., New Martlnsvllle, W.Va .. Is also Interested In the site, Turner Indicated. ,. ' ' I - ' ' ' \ \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. 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