https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8052138428457ba631f4f3df28218a53.pdf 59d38ef86be07b8ee2b1ed02007ff7a3 PDF Text Text \ Sting operations net four arrests A three-month sting operation co11ducti!d by local law entor'ce~t agents bas le<l to the arrest of four men In two counties- and the lssutnce of a warrant ag8tnst !lfth man believed to be noW resld· lng out of state - on charges of r•es•lon of controlled substances and tratrlcldng In ~. Two Cbeshlre men werearresle!l on thole drug-related cbarieS following a Thuraday 1119ming raid by the GaWa County Sbertff's Oepartment on the mobile home of one of the accused. ' Qwged with "trafficking" and a upoasession.. were James B. JUte, 23, and Michael R. Stewart, 25, both d. Cheslllre. Arrested tn Meigs County, by Meigs deputies on similar charges were Earl ~Ips, 30, Middleport, and Brinley Seth, 24, Pomeroy. Additionally, a warrant bas been tucky, bas allegedly staged multiIssued tor the arrest of Brian Wood, ple martjuana purchases with the 21, formerly of Galllpolls, on multi- aid of the accused. ple counts of tratncldng In drugs. According to Mustard, controlled Narcotics Investigator Preston substances totallng several thou· Mustard, of the Gallla Shertff's De- sands or dollars tn value haVl! been partment, said the Investigation, obtalr!ed through such purchases which began tn Janusry, had been during the course of the Investigadirected against "a lall{e group of ' tion. Money tor those ''buys" are local (drug) dealers." made available through a state and · According to Mustard, additional federally sponsored grant, the charges and arrests are expected Furtherance ot Jus~ F)md. Early Thursday morning, Musas a result of the three-month Investigation. tard and the two Gallla County deRife and Stewart were taken tnto fendants met and traveled to Meigs custody at approximately 11 a.m.. County, where a purchase was alat .Rife's mobile home, located on legedly made from Phelps and South Loclist Street tn Cheshire. Seth. The arrests were made II$ the reFollowing the alleged "buy" and sult of an undercover operation con- subsequent departure of the purducted by Investigator Mustard. chasers, Meigs County deputies led Over the past several weeks that by sbertff James J. Proffitt raided officer, posing as a buyer from Ken_: (Continued on page 12) • . . enttne 2 S~tions, 12 Pag" 1S ttnh A MulllmecUa Inc. Newtpaper Pomeroy-· Mi~dleport, Ohio, F.rldoy, March 26, 1982 '--· . .#a's 2 warrants on tbe preml8e8 of 11oapecled dealers In nwl,luana. Arrested a& a mobile home In GaiUa County were James B. lUte, %3, (oealed, above, richt) and Michael R. Sle)llal't, 211, (lle8led, left) bQ&h ol Cheshire. Arrested In a prace In Melp County were Earl Phelps, _,, Middleport, and Brinley Seth, M, Pomeroy. • at e VoUO,No.242 C:fr:lehted 1"2 DRUG ~GATION ~ FOUR ~ Rml'l'S - Ia a coordinated effort s&aced 'Thlirsday momlnc by the GaDla and Melp Cciunty Sherl!la' Departmenlll, four men were arreated on drugrelated cJwoces. The IUTelta ,_llied from an undercover opera&lon which bepu In .January. Early 'ThUI'IIda,y, GaiDa and Melp officers executed search I • • GOP has ·. four way commissioner race I ·.··. Proceedings follow hostage release RALEIGH, N.C. - Prisot1 officials coaxed three rebellious Inmates Into treeing the last of their hostages Thursday by agreeing to a transfer toafederalfacWty, then tmmedtately started trying to get them back. ~ The last three of eight hostages wbo bad been held at knlfepo!nt since Tuesday were re~ before dawn after a black civil rights attorney !leiiOIIated a deal with the Inmates, who had complained of racism In the North Carolina p~n. The tl)ree l;llack coll'l'lcta were taken from the maximum secwity Central Prlson In Raleigh to the Federal Correctional Institute In 'ix·d' .~;;~;~v~a;d .• ,lafter the secretary oftransfer. the state Department of an J!l!.'ftment f the, A four-way race for the Republican nomination to run for Meigs County Commissioner Is on tap for the June 8 primary elections In Meigs County. At Thursday's 4 p.m. deadline lor filing of candidates, four men had flied for the nomination to run tor one seat which will open on the board this year, · Candidates are Don R. Hill, Letart Township; John A. Jeffers, Route 1, Mlne~vllle; ~ B. Morrts, Pomeroy, and Manning K. Roush, Minersville. · Whomever· receives the nQmlnatlon will seek the seat being va· cated by Henry Wells who did not !De. The Republican nomtnee will be opposed In the fall by Chester Wells, Long Bottom, the only Democrat filing for the nomination of his party lor the board of commissioners, and an Independent candidate, Michael Dellavalle, Rutland. Chester Wells formerly served as a commissioner. Charles f:. !<night, RepubUcan, the only candidate to file tor the position "I:'" ·.: ,.... ~ ·• COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Two Senate committees were urged Thursday .to move ahead with a · ....... Cplumb~ in second half oi journey Hays files for Senate post hope to get Senate aC!ion on the ~lll !ng a long series of levy !allures this month. "and I don't believe we can go back Mooney sald that.the Cincinnati to the local voters at thls time," he City Sch!x>l Dlstrlct was ln dire tl· said. nanctal stnilta even ~fqre Goy. The Republican package, ~bleb ,James A:·RJiodes· orafri!ii~a-4 Jll!i'~ ·· 'Was aimounOOdearllerthls week by cent cut In state spending ea.rtler state Senate President Paul E. Gilthis week. lmor, R-Port Clinton, and other leThe Rhodes cut translates Into a glslatlve le~ders, earmarks $300 24 percent reduction ln the rtnal mllllon for schools that was exquarter of the current fiscal year. peeled from the Income tax Mooney said It wlll help _produce a Increase. delldt of $6.8 mlltlon for the ClnclnBut lt calls for eliminations and nat! dlstrlct by the end of calendar · consolidations of many categorical 1982. grants which help lund such things Under the bailout blll, which calls as driver, consumer, and special for a temporary 6 percent spending education. cutfor one year starting July l-In The blll calls tor a 6percentcut!n effect, conttnunlng Rhodes' cut - · all state agency spending as of July the district would be $24 mllllon tn 1. The cul would lriclude welfare the red by the end of calendar 1983, benefits and money for prisons and the teachers' spokesman sald. mental health - all of which have He said he Is convinced that the escaped the budget ax thus far. dlstrlct must rely on more state Aronoff and Finan sald their subsidies to survive the crisis. committees will begin a series of Cincinnati voters approved a 7~separate meetings Tuesday, with · mill operating levy In l!m, follow- the finance committee taking tes- Cutbacks -force facility closings Reasons given for rising crime rate 3RD ST·., 'R ACINE, Member FDIC ' COLUMBUS, Ohio - Changing soctal values, short prison sentences and a lack of pollee of!lcers are major reasons tor Columbus' rising crtme -rate, says Dewey R. Stokes, president of the Franklin County Fraternal Order of Pollee. . The clty recorded !!!I 29th klll!ng Tuesday, 11 days earlier than the same number In 1981. Columbus had 98 homicides last year, eight more than the previous record tn l!BJ. City Safety Director Bernard T. Chupka has announced a reorganIzation of the city's 24-member homicide squad to allow deteCtives to work fiexlble hOUrs. The change Is designed to free them to be available when needed Instead of waiting for something to happen. Winning Ohio lottery numb·er CLEVELAND - The wtnnlng number drawn Thursday night In the Ohio Lottecy's dally game ''The Number" was 233. In the semiweekly "Pick 4" game, the wtnnlng number was 6150. The lottery reported earnings d. $614,003 on Its daDy game. The earnings came on sales of $1,033,71!5, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $419,282, lottery officials !laid- Weather forecast Clear!ni later ionlght and quite cold. Lows {U"Ound 20. Sunny and continued cold Saturday. Highs In the upper 30s. Chance of snow 10 pe~cent tonight and .-r zero percent Saturday. Winds northwesterly 10-15 mph tonJabt. E I ' d 0Wo F..-ec:ut 8 h;r .... ....,. 1\ ! dar, Fllfr W wD a II' • mid-a..,........ I W1ll'lllliW 11'11111 1111 p ll!e ,.W. ...... .. lbe ! ,, IR'd . . .., ......... Ill ...............T ' ;r.--lltoSil ;r,tallle•• M ;randllllbe...,.. . . toa.nrn•T! ';r. n I I ' • . ' Bailout bill colnmittee urged to proceed drastic ttscal baDout btll that Includesstate d~ spending cuts and a ·- - -- t- 11ernpcll'lli!Y·fneOmetaXtnerease. Cincinnati Federation of Teachers Presldeitt Thomas Mooney said Ohio's worsening financial ' . crisis In schools and elsewhere CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Officials were checking a radio shows that new taxes "obviously probtem and watching the weather In the landing zone today as are desperately needed." Columbia sped Into the se<:and half of Its journey, facing a major test Ohio has a projected Qudget deof how well Its engines endure the bitter cold of space. ficit of $1 bllllon for the two-year There was a chancy the radio problem could cut theDlght short, or period ending June 30, 1983. that New Mexico sandstorms could keep the ship aloft an extra day. Mooney was the first pubUc witBut FUght Director Nell Hutchinson said he expected neither to ness at a joint heartng of the Senate happen, that Columbia would come home on Monday as scheduled. finance and ways and means com. Early this morning, while astronauts Jack R. Lousma and C. mittees. They are considering a Gordon Fullerton slept, they saUed through the midpoint of their newly drafted proposal that not planned seven-day voyage. only would raise taxes for a year starting on July 1, but also call for large state spending cuts. Finance Committee Chairman BELLAIRE, Ohio- Former U.S. Rep. Wayne Hays said he flied Stanley J. Aronoff and Ways and petitions Thursday for the 20th District Ohio Senate seat of RepubliMeans Committee Chairman RIcan Sam Speck - even though the seat doesn't appear vacant and chard H. Finan, both R-Cinc!nnatl, Isn't up for election this year. . Hays said he was running because of Speck's decision to"seek a dllferent Senate seat this year- one created by legislative reapportionment last faD. The ex-congressman branded Speck's move as "unethical." . Speck's current term Is not up for two more years. But he has tiled petitions to run In the newly created 31st District, where he now Uves. It Speck shOuld lose, he would s11llreta!nhis20thDlstrl~tseatfortwo more years. ·- 'f·' ·•·'· of judge of the Meigs County Com1 ...1n Pleas Court ls assured election. Incumbent Judge John C. Bacon did not !Ue. Wllllam R. Wickline, Letart, RepubUcan, Is the only candidate of either party to me for the office of Meigs County Auditor. He ls assured of election In the fall. He will replace Auditor Howard Frank, who also did not file a petition for nomtnaflon and eventual reelection. Emmogene Holstein, Syracuse, who Is serving for the remall\der of this year as county recorder by appointment, was the only candidate to tile for the county recorder post ID ftll the unexpired term of the late Eleanor Robson. Mi-s. Holstein Is a Republican. Patrlck H. O'Brien fll<id hls petition for Meigs County judge, a position which he now holds, but hls name will not appear on the June 8 ballot nor wlll that of Dellavalle. the Independent candidate for commissioner. COLUMBUS, OhiG (AP) -State Menial Health Director Myers Kurtz says he plans to close Dayton Children's Psychiatric Hosplial and a research center In Cleveland to meet the latest round of state budget cuts. In a 12-page memo to legislative leaders Thursday, Kurtz said the department also ls considering eUmlnatlng some other programs. Gov. James Rhodes' aides met Thursday with his cabinet for the third time In two days to discuss the Impact of a Sl80 rnWion, 24 percent general fund spending cut that will tlmony on the proposed spending adjustments while the ways and means panel considers the taxation provisions. The temporary Income tax In· ·crease would range ·from 0.1 ¢~'· cent for lower Income brackets to 0.7 percent for the top brackets. Collections would not start unlll July 1, but the tax would be retroactive to Jan. l, meaning taxpayers would be liable lor the higher rate lor all or 1982. Aronoff and Finan both streSSed that Ute spending cuts In the proposal are greater than the new taxes - about 57 percent for the former and 43 percent for the tatter. They sald Ohio's citizens will be supportive of a tax boost to solve the money woes It they can be shown that current revenue Is beIng spent frugally, · "I know that this ts the case with the people In my district," Finan said. Two tax levies. election ballot be Imposed Aprtl1. The meetings are expected to result In a series of announcements by state agencies to outline what the spending reductions wlll mean to their operations. MatttJew V. Flllplc, asslatant state budget director, said local government!l, colleges and universities will reel the biggest lmpacl C!J>m the series of state budget cuts because their subsidies wlll be cut. In addition to local government operations and higher education, state agencies wlll also be hit by the latest round of budget trimming. Two county-wide tax levies will face Meigs County voters at the June 8 primary elections. according to the Meigs County Board of ·Elections. Deadline for ftllng the measures was 4 p.m. Thursday. The Meigs County Board ot Mental Retardation Is asking voters to approve a new 1.5 mill, continuing levy to provide funds for the maintenance and operation of schools, training centers and workshops for the mentally retarded. The Meigs County Board of Health ls asking voter approval of a new .5 of one mlll, flve year levy to supplement the general tund for the operation of the department. Eastern Local School District voters will face a three mlll, new tax, running for a flve year perind to provide current operating expense money. In Middleport there is a two mill levy to be decided upon. That new tax, to run tor five years, Is for fire protection. Also filed with the board of elections for a decision on June 8 Is a local option petition In Columbia Township. The option wlll decide It the sale of malt beverages, wine and mixed beverages by the package under permits whlch authorize sale for off-premlseconsumptlon only wUI be allowed. Kucinich files for state post COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Dennis Kuclnlch, who was Cleveland's mayor when the clty plui!ged Into flnanctal default, bali flied petitions to run for Ohio secretary d. state. The Democrat vowed Thursday to belp clarity ballot language, work to Implement a mandatory cun1culum lor voter education In the schools and start a public Information program to encourage people to vote. KuclnJch, who was voted out of otflce In 1979; denied that be l1lilbt be clllT)'Ing any neptlve political baiJiii&P.. "ldon'tthlnktherewuanynegall'l'e lllde to my llel"'l'k:e In Cleveland," Kuclnlch ilald. "I think what I wu able to demonstrate Ia that a mayor could stand up and light lor the people of hls community. I saved the monlelpal electrlc systern In Cleveland." · IncumbentSecretaryofStateAnthony J. Celebrezze Jr. Is running for attorney general. In the Democratic primary, clnJch wlll face former state leglsla· tor Anthony Calabrese, Cuyahoga County Treasurer Francis Gaul and state Rep. Sberrod Brown of Ma11111eld. · The latter Is pne d. two Browns who 11 rupntng for aecretary ot state. The other Ia Republican Ted Brown, who held the Job for 28 yean before 1o11ng to Celebrerze In 19'18. Kuclnlch was mayor of CJeve. Ku- • land from l!m to 1979 during a pertod of ftnanclal crisis for the clty. When he tool< office at age 31, he became the 'youngest big-city mayor In the nation. He attracted considerable national pubUclty, but controversy In Cleveland led to an attempt to recau him within six months. The recall stemmed from hls dls- . mlssai of Pollee Chief Richard Hon-' gllto and allegations of mtsmangagement. Kuctnlch narrowly survived the recall attempt, then was voted out of offlce when he sought a second two-year term. He IOI!t to Republl· can George Volnovlch, wbo Is the pre~e~~t Cleveland mayor, by about 20,(XX) votes. ' KUCJNICH • '" �Commentary Pnmero)', Ohht WASillNGTON - When it comes DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTOrnn: MEIGS-MASON AREA to the -writing of history, few American historians, biographers and memorialists have made much of a mark. For the mQI!t part, their work suffers from an exaltation of ROBERTL. WINGET!' pendantry at the expense of readability; their prose crawls Publl"ht>r along like the patient centipede, a PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH hundred footnotes to every 10 pagea. Gl'flt'l'lll M•naJ(t'r Not so with Henry Kissinger. His newly published "Years of DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Upheaval" is ~he most absorbing, Ne•sEdltur delightful work of history since his "White House Years" appeared A MEMBER nr Till" A!IIIIJ('illted Prt'~~~t, lnhlnd Dllil)l Pr~ll A1111t.rlatton 11Dd lht' three years ago. Whether one loves · Amerkan Nt'WMpaptor Publlslwrii .\M!Uit'iutlun, or loathes the Hon. Henry, thisliveiy LE17ERS OF OPINION art' Wt'k'urntd. Tht'y Mhtltlld lw It'll thun 3GO Wttrdl! lttnR. All l)lemoir is quite simply engrossing. leU.. r'll 11re Kubjt'('f tu ~ltlnt: 111nd mud hr. IIIMnt'd wfth ~~~~~. addrt'lll 11nd klt'phuat' To compare Kissinger as a oomhr:..-. Nu URIIIJ!:!H'd lt'llcn willlw Jlllblldw.d . Ldtrn s houl!:l ~In good lull'. addrt'DID)I iliiiUt'JI, DU t jWI'"NtiiiUiilil'll. memorialist to Wi!lllton Churchill will not suffice. It would be better to >-peak of Plutarcxh, Seneca and Machiavelli. Or better still, let me put Kissinger as a stylist in a class with Edward Gibbon. It as Gibbon's particular genius to write with the fluid grace of a long-distance runner, but Gibbon had more. Like Macaulay, With the war in El Salvador approaching a crucial test, let's take a few Carlyle and the Trevelyans, Gibbon minutes to review. · dld not hesitate to pronounce The roots of today's ·conflict lie in the country's long domination by a tiny judgments on men and events. Gibland-owning elite, a Communist-inspired and bloodily susppressed peasant bon's gift was to limn hill Caesars in rebellion in the 1930s followed by decades of military rule, a stolen election in flashbulb sentences of incandescent 1972 and a coup in 1979 by a refonn-minded anny-civilian coalition. power. Kissinger's pages reflect the The new junta .initiated economic and sociall"l!form.s that were opposed for same lightning-bolt illumination. dlfferlng reaso!lll by the old elite, anny right-wingers and leftist rebels. A This latest volume covers a brief series of junta reshufflings gradually squeezed out the original l"l!fonnists but 111ornentous period, from August and strengthened co!lllervative mUitary influence. of 1973, when Nbion nominated The armed forces launched a campaign to suppress the rebels that Kissinger to become his secretary of frequently degenerated into indiscriminate killing of civilians. The left is state, to August of 1974, when Nixon also guilty of atrocities that inclined to be more selective, picking off specific adbidcated his office. For Kissinger, political and military enemies. these were months of exhilaration The Carter administration held back on U.S. involvement, supporting jull- and despair, of triumph and failure. ta reforms but rationing aid as a meallll of restraining military excesses. His task was ~ present to the world Policy changed abruptly with the Reagan administration, which has com- a facade . of finnness while the mitted the U.S. politically and militarily to the junta cause. presidency crumbled behind him. The administration is greatly concerned about Communist direction a ar- He traveled over much of the globe. .ming of the rebel mvoement. But the guerillas' real strength is people. .He met and fonned impressions of Initially they had little active p.lpular support. But the military's the leading statesmen of this repressive eff~rts have tended to be sell-defeating. Asweep through a mountain village or a barrio in the capital may dispose of a dwen genuine rebels. The brutalized and emitted survivors produce several dozen fresh rebel ' recruits. As ttie guerrilla forces have grown in numbers, arms and tactical sophistication, Washington and the junta's civilian leadershp have focused WASHINGTON (AP) - .The Imtheir strategy on elections, March 28, to a colllltituent assembly designed to mediate news was good -inflation. give the present government a popular base and prepare for a presidential was rising atanannualrateofjust3 election next year. The junta has offered to let the rebels participate providlng they first lay percent. But that seemed only to down arms. The rebels have refused, on grounds disarming would be point up the frustration President equivalent to suiCide considering the anny's treatment of the opposition in Reagan Is facing. His spokesman, Larry Speakes, past elections. The rebels have offered to discuss pre-election political reorgal!ization of the country. The junta and the State Department have toil'rreporters1 "The president has refused. The rebels threaten to disrupt the election by every means in their cut lnnallon, cut the budget, made good on his promises, and the mopower. ney market still won't listen." Let's break here to look at reporting on El Salvador in the American press. Reagali bas his problems: litter· The majority of correspondepts have focused critically on the activities and est rates aren't dropping slgni!l· faults of the Salvadoran authorities and U.S. policy makers, of which they canily, Soviet President Leonid have had close-up views. Fewer reporters in the field but many editorial writers at home have been supportive of official policy, some so strongly as Brezhnev lsn 't falling into place and Congress is balking ill offering to charge that critics of the junta take the side of the guerrillas. That black-or-white interpretation of truth in reporting confonns to El Salvador the support the admln· neither facts nor logic. It is equivalent to arguing that anyone calling at- lstrallon seeks. Private polls taken for White tention to a break in the dam and defects in sandbags hastily piled up to House aides al"l! showing the same protect the village must be on the side of the onrushing flood waters. slippage In Reagan's popularity But back to our primary subject. The best that can be hoped for from the elections is a clear majority for supporters of Christian Demoerat Jose that public polls display, And the Napoleon Duarte, junta president - an outcome, however, that both left and president Is .being told by visitors right have already served notice they will not accept. The worst - and the that laid-of! workers are not likely to support Republican congresState Department's nightmare - would be victory for an extreme right that sional candidates In November. regards even Christian Democrats as "watennelon Communists" (green on the outside, red inside ). Speakes said, "with an upturn In the economy, or signs of It, you'll see signs of the president's job approval back on the upswing." But Louis Harris, the pollster, told busi· ness leaders last week that all the signs he ~s lndlcate "support for Southern will be a close act on the President Reagan Is going to be hardwood. - Appreciatve Southern lower before it gets higher." parent;;. IJt-ttZ.Z15& on APSpn"UIWI"Mer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Mike Of Plutarch, Gibbon••.___ ___:...:.Ia:--me_s!_.K_il..:_.pa_trw_·k Ill C•~art Stl"ft't tumultuous time. We have had no secretary of state like him before, and we are not likely to see so formidable a combination of intellect and energy again. My purpose Is not to pass upon the merits of Kissinger's achievements, but only to praise the literary values of his prose. Glory be, the man can write! He sets the stage of world diplomacy; he peoples it with great actors playing roles; and he makes itallcomeallve. one of his first missions as secretary was to travel to Hanoi, there to tangle with his old antagonist Le Due Tho, an implacable revolutionary of "suiitlety, acwnen and iron self-discipline." In a sentence, Kissinger swns up our failure in Vietnam; It was the consequence of "an American military strategy massive enough to hazard our international position yet sUfficiently inhibited to guarantee an inconclusive outcome.'' Kissinger went to Peking for talks with Chou En-lai, who was, as always, "electric, quick, taut, deft, humorous." He talked with Mao. He ·worked vainly with leaders of France, Great Britain and West Gennany to prociaim a "Year of Europe." He shutled around the Middle East. Kisl!inger's pencil sketches of the statemen he encountered are cameo masterpieces of the biographer's art. The most fascinating passages deal with the Nixon While House in the months of decline and fall. Vice President Agnew wai; a man Haley laughed, but It must have been paiDtul. ' . "Do you know anyone who needs a head coach? I don't know what I 8.lll going to do,'. said a chuckling Haley Thursday night, momeuta after Dayton Roth beat WU!ard 74611n the ClassAA boys state basketball sernltlnaJs and the Dayton school board voted to cw.! the school. ''It gave us an enwllona! Utt," he said of the 6-1 decision that also wW c~ Fairview, WDbur Wright and Colonel White next fall. "Uwe win the champkWhlp (the school's third In the last ileVeil years), what are we going hdme to? There'• no ; home' ,there. It will be an emotional letdown.," said Haley. Roth (23-4) wW play Its final basketball garile at Ua.p1. Saturday In St.John Arena. It will be for the state Iitle against Youngstown Hayen (26-6), a 61-45 victor over Wheelersburg In the other "ferociously proud," who "suffered his periphe~.ai roles in dignified silence." Bryce Harlow "was a man not of soaring imagination but of encompassng . pro d ence. " Kissinger's portrait of the doomed Nixon is the closest likenesS yet painted. Such were Nixon's insecurities that wherever he traveled, "he was always in enemy territory." Nixon hungered for approbation and starved emotionally when be failed to receive it. "Few men so needed to be loved and were so shy about the grammar of love." The enigma of Richard Nixon will occupy historians for the next few centuries, but no biographer Is likely to have a keener i!lllight · than Kissinger provides from his own experience. Boning up El Salvador In the Class A semltlnals tonight, Delphos St.Jolm·s (24-2) battles Middletown Fenwick (19-7) and RadDe Southern (:zf>-1) goes · against Windham (24-2) . Roth owned a S'r-53 lead after three quarters, but Haley said, ''I always felt we had control of the g&Ine.'' WUlard Coach Bob Haas, however, lnslated his team was In it un111 the Crtmaon Flashes went scoreless tor nearly'tlve minutes In the !ourth quarter. That helped semifinal. In today's Class AAA semltlnals, Barberton (21-5) taced Toledo Scott (20-5) and Uma Senior (20-6). took on CIDclnnatl Roger Bacon (22-4). Mike LWo. WDlard's aU-state guard, hit 21 points as did 6-toot-4 sophomore forward Rex Adams. Appreciates coaches double-tlgure (~G~) "He's got a negative rating ~tlast count that has dropped from 52-47 positive in January to the latest one that Is 44-56 negative," Hams said. Reagan's recent predecessors also showed drops In popularity at abOut this tlme In thetr presidencies, and Speakes, acknowledging on TUesday that White House officials are .. wary, but not overly concerned/' solinded much like Jody Powell, Pl"l!sldent Carter's spokesman, four years ago. Like most presidents whose popularity declined, Reagan has been on the road in recent weeks to shore up political support. But his appearances have been primarily before elected officials, In state legislatures, and to the !lrmly committed · Republicans who are willing to pay upto$l,cro to attend GOP fund-raising events at which the·president Is the prime attraction. Reagan changed that last week on a hasllly arranged visit to Fort Wayne, Ind., to Inspect flood damage, at the end of a three-state speaking trip. The cuts Reagan proposed In domestic social programs, and congresslonal·reslstance to them, have put him on the defensive. "I'm Scrooge to a lot ot people." he said, while protesllng that actually "I'm Our town.__----:-..--'___;;_;- the softest touch they've·had for a long time." "OYerall, on the tmage, it still goest back to the economy," Speakes said. That was the message pres· ented to Reagan at a meeting of housing industry officials earlier this week. 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This climb to the top written by Pauline Wolfe, reference Dr. Pickens and Veterans has presented a problem. ' _._ r ________ . Ten sets of parents find them- Memorial. I was the dispatcher that was on News Item - The town of Kell' Hodding Ketterman shot his son, "Here comes Doc Lafferty. He on religious grounds. Everyone selves in the same situation my wife Junior, who was trying to sneak in ' looks a little peaked. He's been at thinks he's crazy, but he's hannless and I are in. We possibly could find duty when Pomeroy received the nesaw, Ga., has just passed an orthe window at three o'clock in the the h08pital all night removing a and except for the kids throwing our.;elves in a legal battle over the call. to tra!lllport her son. When the dinance requiring the head of every squad contacted Veterallll Memorial house to own a gun and ammunition. morning and Hodding thought he bullet from Hart Doubleday, who mud at him because he doesn't on a custody of our children. Upon entrance in the frestunan and requested that Dr. Pickellll be The law was prompted by a recent was a thief. The town feels terrible was practicing drawing his gun in gun, we leave him alone. about it, but everyone says Junior front of the mirror and shot himself class at Southern high school two called, they were unaware tha~ ·ordinance passed in Morton Grove, "Don't get nervous about those in the leg. gentlemen immediately adopted our Veterans Memorial had an . E. R. m., banning the possession of han- should have known better. shots you just head. That's al-yearchildren. Carl Wolfe and Howie physician who was hired to work dguns by all residents, except pollee "There's one of our leading "Over there Is the Court House. . old Sam Francis. Every time the officers and milltary personnel. citize!lll, Jeffrey Bean, on his way There's lots of excitement there postman forgets to bring Sam his Caldwell were the culprits, Their strictly in the emergency room. I, for one being a Meigs County Stage Manager - "The name of down to the Se~r' s Roebuck parking because Betty Bentley is on trial for Social Security check, Sam starts mission was to teach our young boys, (I) discipline, (2) pride and resident and a mother, am all for the town is Kennesaw, Georgia. It's lot to have a sbootout with Abel emptying her .45 into Lorelei Lee, shoting at the mail truck. respect, (3) teach our young men this doctor coming to Veterans a nice town, y'know what I mean? Grimstead. It seems Jeffrey's dog who she suspected was playing "Well, it's getting on to bedtime. how to be winners. And as you Memorial Hospital. When people Nobody remarkable .ever came out knocked over all of Abel's garbage, around with her husband, Charles.. The Putnams are having a party to already know they've done a have an emergency, they don't want of it s'far as we know. We're · just . and this made Abel real mad and he Betty says it was an accident, and celebrate the opening of a new pistol remarkable job. Anyone who knows to wait for a doctor to come from his plain simple folk here, we can 'I took his Smitl\ and Wesson Qnd pum- the gun went off while she was range they bult in their basement. basketball knows Southern has a fir- office or from his residence. They claim to be nothing more than just ped the dog full of lead. Most folks in showing Lorelei how she won a Outside of that, most of the people in st class program. So you see our want to have a physician there so another town along Route 4L town think Abel overreacted, but silver cup at tbe Kennesaw Handgll" our town are tucked into bed, their treatment can be received im"I better show you around a bit. Abel says that's what guns are for, church picnic last month. boys now have two sets of parents. guns under their pillows, sleeping · Then came March 1932. Now the mediately. Costly minutes can be That large yeUow:-lmuse wtut-the --1lnd lilere's nothing on the booka : !Here comes Hiram Dollop, who's sweet dreams after another eventful community as well as the tri-county lost waiting for a physician to funeral wreath id front of it belongs says you.can't shoot a dog on your become the village idiot because he day. Good night all." · area has adopted our boys. So now· arrive. I have dealt with Dr. Pickens to the Kette~ns . Two days ago property. l"efused to have a pistol in his house we have three (3) set of parents. For you third sets of parents I would like the other physicians in Meigs County to say if these 12 young men have and they are very busy people. Not gotten you one-tenth "" excited or only does it put their office patient~• I made you one-tenth a• proud as we behind schedule II also takes time to 'are I (eel they are worthy of the sup- get to the hospital. Valuable time port you have given them. Thank can be saved with · a physician already at the hospital. you. The Emergency Room doctor has As for Carl and Howie I feel your four year adoption program over- just arrived and I feel~!!' ~CifD'PI! a steps its limits. I'm sure ·that any fair chance and all our support. You ' ~ ... boy who has spent four years in your 1 ask Why the change?'' Because those few minutes it basketball program can still reflect ., back on something they have gotten takes for a physician to come from from you two, more than just his office or from his home may be f,.w'"'!lJinllluLKay Gardplaying basketball. As long as we yo~.;.last ,. , can keep Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bostick, ner, Pomeroy. . 41 ~O,ShermanO~O.Brown12-44, Tumer02-22,WeaverO~O.Toalll PlratM No Matdl Taylor 0 1-2 1, Brtgp 5 2-3 12, Hayen's speed. me and expe- McClendon 7 f>-7 19, Lyle 5 2-312, rlence ~ over WheelerSburg In Nevels 0 0-0 0, Phillips 0 ~ 0, the25-2Pirates'tlrstappearanceln McGee 10-0 2, Staples o 1-21, G. thestatetoumament. Rayen,al9!!1 Smith 02-22, L. SmlthO~O, DunsemitlJiallst, reached the tlnals the can o ~ o. ~ a U-2! 61. tlrst l1me In six tournament trips. Fouled Out-DeCamp. Team Mark McClendon put In 19 points fouls- Wheelersburg 17, Hayen 1.8. to pace tour R&yen Technlcals Briggs. scorers. Paul Newman had 15 for (~Game) ROth to a 63-53 lead. Wheelersburg. ROl'll (,1) - Byal'$ 6, 4-6 16, . Coach John Eaton thought the PI- McCray 4 0-0 8, Malden 0 0-M, Carrates were uptight, saying, ''The tonll1-323,S.Smlth80-116,Hun''The beginning of the !ourth turnlng point was when they tossed ter OO-OO,J.Smlth0~0,Spells10-1 quarter was the real key." said up the openlllg Jump. We never got 2, WllllnghamO~O, Weavero~o, Haas, watcblng his top-ranked Into the game.'' BaUey 1 7-9 9, Sims 0~0. Toalll31 team suffer Its first lqas In '!1 gameS Frank Cegledy, Hayen's coach, u. :110 "this sellSOII and only Its fltth defeat said the Tlawl"l!' plan w~ to (orce WJL1ABD (81) : Ad&JnS 9 3-5 21, In 10'1 games In the last three years, "We had ~- We just · Wbeelersbw'gtoshootfromtheout· carr 1 0-1 ·2, Funk 2 1-2 5, Augsside. Hayen outshot the Pirates 52- purger 4 f-6 12, M- Ullo 8 5-6 21, didn't hit our shots. We have been 33 percent from the field. "W~t had McKinney 0 ~ 0, CbattJns 0 ~ 0, rushing them. We were anxious,'' he said. . heard their outalde shooting was King 0 0-2 0, D. Lillo 0 ~ 0, Ebert 0 suspect so we packed our defense In ~ 0, Zigman 0 ~ 0, Paxton 0 ~ 0. Roth, led by Its outstanding close to the basket,' he said. Totals :u IMZ 6L guards, outsbot Wlllard 52-42 percent from the fioor. Michael carton Box scores: Team fouls-Roth 1.8, WU!ard 1.8. sank 23 points and .Steve Smith WJIEEI,ERMUBG (til)- Staker radded 16 from the outside. Keith Byars, the Class"AA Back of the 3 2-28, Flsber00-10, Newman 71·2 3 4-5 10, DeCamp o2-3 2, Year In football last fall, muscled 15, Perry 1 2-3 4, WUlls 0 0-0 0, Miller 0 lnalde for 16 more. Money market still tight despite ·lower inflation Letters to editor The Dally Sentinel Papa 3 Wheelersburg ous-ed, 61-45; Dayton Roth downs Willard Pag.-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, March 26, 1982 By GEORGE STRODE The Daily Sentinel l'oiMnty Miclclleport, Ohio Friday, March 26, 1982 · NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The · last time the· University of Houston's basketball team was In New Orleans, the Cougars won the Sugar Bowl tournament. - It could be even sweeter this t1me for Coach Guy Lewis - It his unranked Southwest Conterence clu~ can get by top-ranked North CarolIna In Saturday's NCAA champion- Under Lewis, Hoilston Is a runand-shoot team spearheaded ~ guard Rob WWlams, wbO at · 22 points a game Is the highest scol"l! In the Final Four. · Lewis appears to ~ more worrted about North Caiollna's style than Smith Is about Houston's. Houston, 25-7. and second In the Southwest Conference, has ad- justed well to every other team thus far In this championship tournament. The Cougars beat Alcorn State, Tulsa, Missouri and Boston College en route to the regional championship In the Midwest. Loulsvllle•s Denny Crum, on the other hand, is going for his second title In three years. His 1!IIKl Cardlnals won In 1911l over UCLA. ' ship semifinals. It will be the Cougars' biggest chalienge of the season, according to Lewis. "North Carolina has no wea· knesses," Lewis said· Thursday. "We've got teams In the Southwest Conference like North Carollna ....: but none as good. It'll take something special to · beat North Ca.roHna.'' 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Daily SentiJ'MII Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio 5 Helen Help Us CHAMPS IN 1975 - Six members of the 1981-8! players shown here with Jack BoaUck, their coach, edilion of the Southern Tornado basketball learn were are, left to right, Tyrone Brinager, Tom Roseberry, on the umlefeated Racine fifth grade team in 1975. The Kent Wolfe, Jay Rees, Scott Frederick and Allan P•pe. 1976 CHAMPS - Four of the players on the USI-112 edition of the Southern Varsity team were on the Racine Elemental')' team In tt78 that won lint place In league play, took the tournament cbamploasblp and went umlefeated. Sbown with their coach, Jack Bootlck, are front row, from left, Rlcbard Lyons, John Porer, Luke Pickens, Richard Dugaa. Secoad row, Zane Beegle, Nick llooUct, Terry Patterson, Cbrls BosUck aad Rusty CnmmiM. Beegle, lbe Bootie twins and Cummona are aU members of the !!outhera team that will play Wladham Friday night In semifinals of tbe Class Astate tourney. 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Today's POSTMASTER : Send address to The Daily Sentinel.lll Court St .. Pomerey, Ohio 45769. Sports World Meigs groups hold meetings SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Ca rrier ur Motor Route One ,..k... . ............... 11.00 One Month .. . . .. .... . ........ ~ - 40 One Yeir . ........ . ... ... ......... $52.80 Evangeline Missionary Society SINGLE COPY I>Hily . TOPS IN 117'1 - Six of the Dine players shown Tornado basketb&ll team. Pictured are, front row, l·r, above In this 1977 photo, when Southe111 Dilltrld won Its Kent WoUe, Brian Ash, Aibm Pape, Tom Roseberry own Seventh Grade invitational basketball tour- and Joe Bob Hemsley. Back row, Coach Jim Lawren. " ~U~J~~ent, ·are on the 198% state tourney-bound Southern ce, Richard Wolfe, c. T. Chapman and Jay Rees. LaCoss .faces pivotal year TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Mike La· - Coss thinks this Is a pivotal year In his once-glimmering pitching ·career. The 25-year-old right-hander has ;-.· fallen on hard Urnes since making ~ 'the National League All-Star team '); and posting a 14·8 .record tor the f.: Cincinnati fu!ds In 1979. ~ He was an erratic 11).12 the next ,.., year when he sullered a back In· ::_; jury. He sunk to 4·7 and slipped out ·• . of the starting rotation last year. i;:: That's why he considers this year (/ ·so Important. '.; "I feel that If I'm to go furtller In .<: the game, I've got to have a good d:. .~ >('., ·year," LaCoss said. "11 rm f '.h!aithy, I'm going to pitch well." ' . g.Reds rip Dodgers .... ~ .~ VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) Dave Concepcion tripled, singled .' and knocked In three runs to lead • Cincinnati to a 7·3exhibition vlctDry ;•I ·' over Los Angeles Thursday. ~ The w1n was the fu!ds' loth In 16 :~: exhibitions and their third In a row. ; .: The Dodgers, losing their third ;.•• straight, fell to 9-7. ;~ Clnclnriatl jumped on Los An· •; geles starter Jerry Reuss tor three ~ runs In the first Inning, two on Con· ;. , cepclon's triple and an RBI single ·: by Mike Vall. .~; Concepcion's sacrl!lce fly In the fourth lnnlng produced a !ourth Cln· :;,. clnnaU run, and Alex Trevino C· singled home Paul Householder :-· who had trtpled In the fifth. The • fu!ds added two unearned runs In : the eighth. .;:. Charlie Uebrandt pitched six In· :·-: nlngs, scattering six hits, tD earn ::; the win. Reuss took the loss. ·:: Reuss had to leave the game In -~ ·..lheJ!>llfth Inning because of an lrrt· ;: - tatlon~etl foot caused by a •. -minor bone chip. There's added Incentive !or the lanky right-bander: a head-to· bead competition with lett-bander Char· lie Leibrandt !or the fifth starter's spot on the fu!ds' staff this sprlng. LaCoss had been almost exclu· slvely a starter durlng his career, but Reds Manager John McNam· ara put him In the bullpen toward the end o! the 1981 season. Although LaCoss had started aU but 10 o! his 204 professional games, he seemed to adjust well to the reliever's role. He won two games and saved another In seven relief appearances, compiling a 1.93 earned run average In 14 lnnlngs . Desplt4! that success, he'd prefer not to make the bullpen his home. "U I had a choice, I'd rather start," LaCoss said. "I made It to the big leagues as· a starter. "I came to camp trying to make a stay with the start as a starting pitcher. That's been my goal !rom the beginning, and It still Is." The early acclaim ot the 1979 season laded as LaCoss struggled - tD the point that he !ell out of the rota· lion last year. He thinks he has rna· lured In his approach to pitching during the last two dlftlcult years. "Probably one ot the mistakes early In my career Is that I ex· peeled too much (o! himself)," he said. "You can get caught up In tryIng tD do something you're not capa· ble o! doing." He also thinks he's developed more self-discipline on the mound tD concentrate on ma!dng good pitches. LaCoss said that If he stays ~ealthy, he believes he can recapture the.!orm that gained him great reviews in 1979. "Those tblngs (the acclaim and publicity) are deserved If you pitch weU," he said. "The last couple o! years, I haven't pitched well. I know I can. I just have to go out and do lt." NEW ORLEAN,S (AP) - They could be the ugliest and most shattering words In the lexicon of bigtime sports: .. Choke," "Jinx/' "Always a Bride's Maid, Never a Brtde," "Can't Win the Big One." These are the Invisible ghosts that will be swlrUng around the head o! veteran coach Dean Smith when he sends his tavored North CaroUna Tar Heels Into the college basketball's Big · Four· showdown Saturday. It marks the seventh time that Smith has brought his team tD this stage. On the six preVIous occasions, be was denied the NCM championship alter getting close enough to smell lt. · So the big question as Houstnn, Louisville, Georgetown and North . Carotlna gather !or the Superdome shootnut Is: Can this respected, dec· orated coach flnally get the monkey off his back? U history Is a barometer, maybe not. Jinxes, once deeply rooted, don't die easUy. And Smith has un· wlltlngly become a member of a very !amous society - the Jinx Club. Shake hands with Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer 1n golf. Say "heUo" tD Bjorn Borg and Martina Navratuova ot the tennis world. That's pro football's Fran TarkentDn brooding over In the corner. There are others ot lesser renown but these are the most promtDent o! athletes who domtnated their particular sport for years yet feU short ot w1nn1ng the one prize they wanted the most. The professorial, low-key Smith accepts the fuss with typlcat aplomb. "I'm happy just to reach the Fl· nal Four," be says. 'I'd settle lor this every year." Smith may really !eel that way, or It may be a strategem to cool ott his aroused players. They cerlalnly are not adop1Jng any "That's·theway·the-ball·bounces" attitude. In· stead, they are busy stDklng a "Win One tor Coach Smith" movement that grows In Intensity with each passlllg hour. I PI!ICES ... . . ... .. . l!i Cents Subscribers not d~sirin~ to pay the carrier may remit In advance direct to The Daily Sentinel on a 3, 6 or 12 month ba.!!ls. Credit will be given carrier each month. No subscriptions by mail pcrmitleilln town:i where home carritr servtce !.s avullable. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Ohio and Wnt VJrgiDia. 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It ws noted that the mother-daughter banquet will b<! held in May. Betty Spencer read a letter from the East Athens Church of Christ on missionary work in Haiti. A get-weU card was signed for Eva Dessauer. Mrs. Bowers gave the women of the ,Bible study, reading...about .Mary ·Magdalene. LaDon(lll' Clark bad the missionary report. · · A potluck dinner will be held at the church in April. Refreshments were served by Eileen Bowers and Janet Venoy to those named and a guest, Mrs. Helen Miller. Racine Legion Auxiliary Plans · for the annual' American Legion birthday party to be held Saturday night at 6: :ll p.m. at the hall were made when the Auxiliary of Post 602, Racine, met recently at the hall. The evelllng will begin with a potluck dinner and.wUI be followed by enterlalnment !rom Fred Sayre ' and his group. Games with prlzes Table mats were made at the will also be Included In the evenrecent meeting of the Third Wed· Ing's activities. nesday Homemakers Club held at Five girls from the junior class at · the Syracuse Presbyterian Church. the Southern High School and their Carol Cundiff presided at the parents were guests, Each one meeting which opened with the spoke brle!ly with Louise ·stewart pledge to the flag and devotions by explalnlng to them and their pa~­ Genevieve Schneider who used ents what Buckeye Girls State "Proverbs for These Days." There means and what Is required o! the was a poem, "Attitudes for Friends representative. of the Aged" by Goldie Radcliffe. The dues for next year were Mrs. Parker gave the secretary's report, and Mrs . Margaret raised to $6 tor senior members and $3 tor junior members. Eichinger, the treasurer's report. For roll call, each member presen· ted a household hint for spring cleaning. ' Margaret Bailey gave a program tooth impression and pout out a on "Dining Out. ' 1 model for it. In addition. she gave a At the next meeting the group· will clinic on a specialty, crown and make macrame hangers and door bridgework and offered instructions wreaths. Janice ulwson and Esther on how to brush and floss teeth to one Harden will present a slate of of· of the dentists judging her com· ficers for the next year. petition. She will now compete against other stale finali>-ts at the Fort Hayes Career Center on May I. The state finals is a two day conference held at the Downtown Sheraton Hotel. Miss Yakoubian is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mr.;. Edgar Thomas, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Anna Yakoubian of Stratford, Conn. $18.50 Save our RC, RC-100, Nehi, Upper 10, Diet Rite and Dad's Root Beer bottle caps for charity. \' .. books. 1 MODERN SUPPLY Ph. 992·2.164 However beginning on April I, :Ruth Pow~ i-s. acting director, advises that the libraries will send to a eollection agency the names of residents who have not returned Regular meeting of the 1111 Board wW be held on ThursdaY, Aprlll Call us today to reserve your chicks. April 29, 30, May 1. 399 W. Main St. .-8fine. ~, ' Pomeroy The Store with "All Kinds of Stuff" For Pets - Stables - large & Small Animals- Lawns & Gardens FAMILY FLOCK HEADoUARTEFIB tnatead ot Mon41!Y, Aprll 5, at 7 p.m. at the offk:e ot the Meigs county Board ot Mental 1 Retardation. : Clarification Mrs. VIckie HarriS, sister of Jan· Ice L. y 0111111, recent bride of Walld Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Harris and family of Xenia called on Mr. and. Mrs. Homer Circle and Verna on a· recent Saturday. Mr. and Mm. GleM Ables of Bald Knobs calle<l at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Clrele on a Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglu Clrele were shopping In RavellSwood, W. Va. recently. Ray Parson called on Homer Circle recenUy. Sheryl Johnaon and Betty Van Meter spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Carelton and daughters, Angela Dawn and Jennifer LyM of Racine. ~•rwn• ONMTtWN ALL UATI JUIT I f.IO AlMHSSION IVfff'f TUIQIW' I 1.10 Guoilla Hutton, left, nationally-known actress and singer, congratulates Dorotha Neutzler, Pomeroy, lor her conquest over cancer. Neutzllng represented the Meigs County Unit of the American Cancer Society at the 22nd Cured Cancer Assembly Sunday, March 21, at The Ohio State University, Columbus. More than 380 ACS volunleers from throughout the state attended thl• meeting. Health department receives donation The department will use $3,900 of the total to continue its supplemental nutrition program at its current rate · of operation. The program is designed to Improve the quality of life at birth by giving pregnant women of the county Save when you buy 2 Steak & Shrimp or 2 Sirloin Steak Dinners CALL NOW FOR APPT• Ask for · Cathy, Mary, Etta, Janette Carol or CAROL'S COIFFURES ' MASON,W .•VA . PH .773·53S2 ~Ch~u~rc~h~es~an~d:l~s~o~pen~to~the~~pu~U~c:·l~================:::~~~=~=~ ~ . Residents with overdue books .from either Middleport or Pomeroy · Public Libraries may return them during March without baving to pay 25 Heavy Breed Straight ltun Chicks 50 l.bs; Purina Chick Startena 111 Pt. Pura-mycin Carmel News, By the Day Effective March 29 thru A·iirii10- Rev. Wes Clarke, Iarmer supertn· tendent of the Athens Dlstrlct, and currently admlnlstrator of Wesley Glen Home for the Aged. The program Is sponsored by the Bethany, Carmel, Morning Star, Portland, and Sutton United M~bist . Announcements Don't MISS our big Q!!~~ Got a problem? An adult subject for discussion? You can talk it over in her column If you write to Helen Batte!, care of this newspaper. 1131 . . . . . . - - ·Rt .31 WilT ,.... 441·4124 EASTER PERM. SPECIAL '5 00 0FF ALL PERMS ~ if FUSEP Third Wednesday Homemakers . ·Youth fellowship drama •• A youth tellowshlp !rom Central :United Methodist Church ot Cha· : rlestnn will present a dramatic por· ·• trayal o! characters !rom the book • of Acts at Bethany United Methodlst Church Sunday, 7:00p.m. : Thedrll.mattcpresentaUonwhlch ;Incorporates music will be followed · by a presentation on homes tor the aged which are sponsored by the , West Ohio Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. This ~'presentation will be made by the he's spoiled. Teddy Is much happier and welladjusted now. Jointing only worts when parents have similar Ideas about child-t'aising. - ONCE COl{- The national securtty report was given by Eunle Brinker, with Beu· lab Nelgler giving the legislative report. Martha Lou Beegle gave a program and quiz on community service. It was noted that the Eighth Dis· trlct junior conference will be held at the Racine hall on Aprll 17. Members were asked to meet at the hall Thursday at 1 p.m. to clean and prepare lor the birthday party. Mrs. Nelgler served refreshments. . · Places in VICA competition Chris Yahoubian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yahoubian, the for· mer Zana Thomas ~f Pomeroy, was one of two Grove City students at Paul G. Hayes Technical School to win first place awards in the Vocational Industrial Clubs of American Olympics competition . 'Both Miss Yakoubian and Doug Lust, the other winner, will now compete in state finals. The contests were held March 6 at the Eastland Joint Vocational School. . Miss Yakoubian won in dental assisting after a o(hree-hour test in which she performed a variety of tasks pertaining to her field. She had ; to chairside assist as well as take a She is a fairly good mother when BY HELEN BO.Tl'EL she's home, but she likes fun and exDEAR HELEN : You once published a letter fi"Jm a citement. That means many woman who fold the truth and loSt a week,ends and evenings away. Our dste. Divorced at 60 but youthful· kids are 2 and 5. They need a parent looking, she met a man who seemed who's there! I hit on a solution: I'll move back very interested. Then she let it slip •that she was his age. He im- into the house thus saving apart· mediately coole<j. It was obvious he ment rent, and we'll liv~ together . separately, carrying on our own preferred ' ~younger" women. At the time I thought, "What a lives, but jointly caring for the creep!" but now I'm in the same children. Sin~ I no longer love my ex, I'm predicament - alone at 59· - and I'm discovertng that most men b!lve not jealous. It was a friendly divorage hang-ups about women. They ce. Do you think this arrangement evidenUy feel it reflects on their would work? - FATHER, NOT prowess to date someone their own HUSBAND age. She must not only look younger DEAR FATHER: First, ask your ex-wife. Then ask but he younger. · yourself, "Can I eliminate resentMy advice to females getting back ment as well as jealousy?" You'd be in circulation : If you want another moving back to your bouse as a full· man in your life, or a more exciting time babysitter while Mama plays, job, erase the years with cosmetic and only a saint could take that surgery (even if you must go in debt used. - H. · withoutfeeling for it) and then - lie! - LEAR· NlNG DEAR HELEN : DEAR LEARNING : I agree with Mm. Joint Confusion Not all older men are this insecure who warns that joint cust()(jy isn't all about dating same-age women. But, roses. Our son spent almost as much unfortunately, I must add: The time with his father as he did with majority seem to be. -H. me. ''Daddy" was permissive to the extreme. Each time Teddy retur· DEAR HELEN: I divorced my wife because she is ned, I had a discipline problem. He incapable of staying faithful to one became so confused and disruptive man. We have· two children. that I finally asked full custody, and Naturally, the . judge gave her by that time his father was willing he could no longer manage the child custody, me visiting privileges. Mah'd Z&hraJI, I1Uide and deCO·rated tbe calriN tor bel' lister's re.ceptiOD. Vlctor Younc nand Mrs: . ifJmU alllo took pictureS of the wed· . ' dina and reception. . NOTICE 10 DR. attiBBER'S AND DR. NAVALKOWSKY'S PATIENTS Drs. Chhibber and NavaiiDwiily •e announcin& the m.eraer of their practices at the Professional Building 2513 JaCkson -.ue in.Point·Pleasant. . Medieal Associates is the new name under which Dr. Chhibber and ~. Nawalkowsky will be seeing patients. They will continue to see both internal medicine nt pediatric patients. Further, Medical Associates will open offices at No. 7 South of Meip Q»untJ nl .Second Street in r.t.on for the convenience . I ' ' . Bend Ilea residents. For appointments call675-5511 or 675-6143 in Paint Ph ant SHRIMP ---OR-~- SJRLOJN STRIP STEAK : STRIP STEAK 2 Dinner.> $().99 i 2 Dinners $(),99 I Served with • Baked PotaiO • AII·Yo;l.can-Eat Salad Bar • Warm Roll with Buller Dnwlllld e.v.t~QC not tnCiuclecl CaMet be IIMd w1tft ollllt diCWflll. Applitlbtl !JXUIIOI includld S•IH IIJI J9PiltM 10 I09~frl' pt'ICt ~htff llqlllll d l)y IIW Al,.rtM:.Itl'ti3 tltlkiiO!JHS. I I Served with • Baked PotaiO · • AII ·You·Can ·Eal Salad Bar • Warm Roll wilh Buttrr I I I I Dtt.W:rl 1M 8Mr IIQliWM llltll.dtd Ctmll bl t.IMd •lit! I AI HflkiHiii'O ti••!lodtl I 01. IM'tr.WIIII A~ICII!It IIIII M1 ~ S....lll JIIIIIICIUI1o. IIOullf JMk1wh!r1 fi!JIIIId IJy IN OFFER GOOD THRU OfFER GOOfJ TIIRU APRIL 18, 198Z APRIL 18, 1982 • I BONUS COUPON I Ponderosa CHOPPED I Buy one. set one ac I ~ PRICE I UPPER RIVER ROAD (Across from the Airport) ! STEAIIURGER ! PLUS SALAD BAll l II II I and Gallipolis, and 773-5531 or 713-5532-In Mamn, Middliport and PomeloJ. STEAK and SHRIMP - - - OR . - - SJRLOJN STEAK and I I / C...,no! bt 11M11 w11n otfltf d~t ~ Ia. (lglllflducltd Silts U• t9il~Ctfllt IG liQ. pricA . . . 1~811 by ltw AI P•~tlfll~ t1Uk'*'M1 (,._. 1 &luk iSOSO J. ~(le4 100\CII_.,WMttk. COIJPON 0000 fOil ANV PAAIV SlZE OFFER GOOD TIIRU .. APRIL IH, l\182 ' ,, 1 �Page 6 The Daily Sentinel By DALE M. STOlL Melp Couuly EDeulon Friday, March 26, 1982 What's Cookin'? Home EeOIIOIIIllt Busy, busy, busy! Along with spring comes baseball practice, brownie meetingB, Easter pageant practlce, f.H meetings, and lots more! How can you chauffeur the kids to zllllons of actlvitles, get your ~ done and fix dinner? If you find yourself reaching more and more for convenience foods to help you with your meals, then stop and think. ~t's in those convenience foods? Are you paying high prices for ingredients like flour, salt, sugar or ~ few spices? Look at the label of the bultennilk baking mix or seasoned coating mix for chicken. By law, all labels must liat the ingredients in the order of predominance in the product. For eJ:8fllple, if the first ingredient liated was " wheat flour," then you would know that common floor composed the largest percentage of that product. Whole Wheat Bakli!g Mix is quick to prepare and allOW!! you to fix Iota of quick foods later on. I've included a recipe for Whole Wheat Banana Bread and a recipe for Oven Baked Chicken that use the Baking Mix as a base. It's quick, easy and cheap! Try It! Whole Wheal Baking Mix 5 cups whole wheat flour 5 cups all purpose white flour 1/2 cup sugar 113 cup baking powder I Tablespoon salt 2cups vegetable shortening Combine flours. Add sugar, baking powder and salt. Mix welt Cut in shorienbig until well mixed and crwnbly. Store in cool place in a clean, air-tight jar or plastic bag. · U~ within three months. Makes 13 cups. To Measure : Pile mix In measuring cup. Do not pack. Level off with a straight edge, such as a You may discover many things when you read labels. In addition to knowing the main ingredients, you may also discover high sodiwn ingredients including salta, MSG (monosodium glutamate), leavenings and preservatives. The choice Is yours. Do you want to pay a high price to have a company measure out a few common ingredients, spices, and flavors? Why not make your own baking mix and save money! Cut down on costs, and make it yourself! Meigs Senior Center calendar Activities at the Meigs County Senior Center next week include : blood pre88ure clinic on Tuesday, March 30, from 10 a.m. until noon. Thursday, April I, at II a.m ., a movie on crime prevention, "Senior Power and How To Use It," will be shown. . Easter week activities include: on Tuesday, April 6, a potluck supper will be held at 4 p.m. Everyone is asked to bring a covered dish and their own table service, with a 50 cent fee to cover cost of meat and beVerage. Followin~ the supper an Easter program will be presented by the Senior Citizens Chorus. Thursday, AprilS, there will be an Easter party with games before the noon meal. Featured wiD be a parade of Easter bonnets. Let your ima~inatlon be your guide in decorating your own ·"Paris original." The· contest is an "equal opportunity" contest and all tbe men are asked to wear the~r own creation. Prizes will be given for the following categories of Eastern bonnets: prettiest, largest, most colorful, and one showing the greatest originality. COAD Senior Nutrition Program menu March 29 through April 2 includes: Monday - Baked spaghett, buttered cauliflower, tossed salad, apricots, Italian bread, butter, milk. Tuesday - New England boiled · dinner - ham, peanut butter cookie, cornbread, butter, milk. Wednesday - Liver and onions, buttered carrots, buttered kale, peaches, bread, butter, mill1. Thursday - Chop suey on rice, green beans, cble slaw, baked pineapple, bread, butter, milk. Friday - Fried 'chicken, mashed potatoes, buttered beets, lime gelatin/fruit, bread, butter, milk . . Coffee or tea and a choice of whole milk or buttermilk· served daily. Please register in advance for lunch. knife. Quick Wbole Wbeal Ba-Bread 2'Y• cups whole wheat baking mix '~'• cups brown or white sugar % cup chopped walnuts m cups mashed banana (about 2 large, ripe bananas) l/2cupmilk 2 eggs, beaten I teaspoon vanilla Combine baking mix, sugar, and walnuts. Set aside. Combine mashed bananas, milk, eggs, and vanilla. · Add to baking mix mixture. Mix weD. Pour batter into greased 9 x 5" loaf pan. Bake at 350 degrees for about one hour or until toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool on a rack for five minutes. Turn on a rack and· cool completely. After cool, wrap in foil. Bread slices easie~ after aging for one day. Whole Wheat Banana Bread is a super breakfast bread, afternoon ROUND and square dance at the Senior Citizens Center, multipurpose building, Mulberry Heights; 8 to II p.m. Open to the public. Donations of $1 taken at the door. DONKEY BASKETBALL game, 7:30 p.m. Friday at Eastern High School sponsored by F.H.A.; admission, $2 advance and $2.5Q at door. RUTLAND PTO will sponsor the film "Where the Red Fern Grows" on Friday at 7 p.m. at the Rutland Elementary School. The cool will be $1 per person and advance tickets can be purchased at theachool. THE MEIGS County United Methodi.\11 Men are announcing their annual sausage and pan· cake su'pper to be held Friday at the Pomeroy Senior Citizens Cen· ter, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Serving will be from 4 to 8 p.m. and tickets are adults, $2.25 and children under 12, $1.50. Proceeds will be divided between the Meigs County United Methodist Men's educational fund and the Senior CltizeiUI Center. The supper •s open to the public. RICHARD P. LeGrant, distncl deputy grand master of the 12th Masonic District in Ohio, will in· spect Pomeroy Lodge 164, Free and Accepted Masqns, at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Pomeroy Lodge will be inspected in the Master ]\1ason Degree with Donald Vaughan as master .of the lodge. Precedmg inspection there will be a dinner starting at 6:30p.m. All Master Masons are invited. SATURDAY SPECIAL services, Saturday, 7::ll p.m. at the Hysell Run Holiness Church. Perry Sisters of Kenova, W. Va. to be featured . Public invited. tary School. The menu includes pancakes, sausage and beverage, all the individual can eat, for $2.50. Proceeds will go towards the group's trip to the World's Fair in Knoxville, Tenn., this spring. MIDDLEPORT Youth League signup for baseball and softball is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Middleport village hall. Registration fee is $7. Any questions call992-7873. snack for the kids or even a wholesome gift for a friend. It has a lull-bodied flavor and is packed with good ingredients. Try Easy Oven Fried Chicken for a trouble-free, easy meal. · The recipe tells you to remove the skin from the chicken before coating with the mix. Removing t1MJ skin from the chicken will not make the chicken dry out. In fact, for years, I've been removing t11e skin from chicken before coOking and no one ever even knows it. The coaling mix is quick t.o prepare, easy to use and yummy, You can save many ways by rriaking this recipe. Cut coots by buying a whole chicken and cutting it up yourself. Make your own coating mix and save money. Save calories by removing the skin from the chicken. Easy Oveo-Fried Chicken 3/4 cup whole wheat_baking mix I tablespoon dried parsley flakes I teaspoon paprika 114 teaspoon thyme I teaspoon salt or less 1/4 teaspoon pepper I tablespoon butter or margarine I three pound frying chicken, cut up In a 9" x 13" pan, melt the one tablespoon margarine. Set aside. Combine baking mix, parsley flakes, paprika, thyme, sail and pepper. Place in a plastic bag or bowl. Remove skin from chicken pieces. Coat each piece of chicken evenly with the baking mix. Place chicken pieces in the 9" x 13" pan. Cover tightly with alwninwn foil. Bake for 45 minutes. Remove foil and bake for another 1(1.15 minutes, or until fork-tender. These recipes are J~ two ways to use the whole wheat baking mix. For other recipes, contact Pale Stoll, County Extension Agent, Home Economics, Meigs Co11nty Cooperative Extension Service, Box 32, Pomeroy, Ohio45769. (99U696). Ma"'h %7, U82 . If you apply yourself. aver the coming months, you'll find a second chaMel to add to your income or resources. Explore in depth any avenues Ulat are open to you. I ARIES (March %1-Aprfl II) You may not be too good a bargain hunter today, so be careful ifyou decide to go on a shopping spree. Examine all merchandise closely for imperfections. TAURUS (April !&-May ZO) Do not seek advice today from one who gave you poor counsel in the past. Though meaning well, this person may lack the wisdom to guide you correctly. GEMINI (May %1.J1111e Others will shy away from you today if they feel you're trying to get them to take care of tasks which ou should attend to. Stand on your own two feet. CANCER (Jane'ZI.July %%) Unless you temper your hopes with realism today, there's a cha~ you may be disappointed. Take off your rose-. colored glasses when sizing up situations. LEO (July 23-Ang. %%) This is not the day to depend too heavily on Lady Luck in matters affecting your career. She could be busily engaged in helping your competition. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept %%) Others will think more of you today if you 'fellS up to your errors. If you try to cover up your mistakes, they'll be blown out of proportion when discovered. lJBRA (Sept. 23-0<!t 23) In joint ventures today, have a clear-eut understanding that expenses wiD be shared equally. If you don't, you might end up with the tab. SCORPIO (Oct. 21-Nov. 22) Unfortunately, in one-t<M>ne encounters today others may not deal with you as fairly as you will with them. Be a good g)ly, but also be sensible. SAGI1TARRJS (Nov. 23-Dec. %1) Instead of looking for grounda to neglect your responsibilities, seek reasons to honor them. That which you put aside now will be more complicated to handle later. CAPRICORN IDee. 22-Jan. 19) You'll enjoy being around people today, but if the group is too large there is a posibilily you might feel uneasy. Do something furi with fewer involved . AQUARIUS (Jan. %0-Feb. 19• Do not cease your efforts today when the goal is within reach. You're a good starter, but your interests could wane if the results don't come quit;kly. PISCES (Feb. !&-March 28) Today you may find yourself in the company of someone who tends to exaggerate accomplishments. Avoid participating in the one-upsmanship game. zo• WHITE Shrine installation practice has been set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. All officers and members are asked to attend. SHADE RIVER Coon Hunters Auxiliary meeting, 8 p.m. Saturday at club house at Rock Springs Fairgrounda. HYMN SING will be held at the Nease Settlement Church Sunday at 2 p.m. The featured singers will be "The Happy Gospel Voices.'' The public is invited. THE MARCH Bible quiz, sponsored by the Meigs County United Methodist Youth Council, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Rock Sprin~s United Methodist Church. Youth from several United Methodist Churches will compete in the quiz show on the book of Isaiah. The next quiz will be held at Sutton United Methodist Church on the last Sunday in May and will deal with the book of Matthew. Study guides and more information may be obtained from Rev. Mark Flynn. RACINE American Legion PO<;t 602 and its auxiliary will hold their annual birthday party Saturday at the post home. there will be a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. followed by enleriainment and games. THE MEIGS County Retired Teachers Association will meet Saturday for a luncheon at the Meigs Inn, beginning at 12:30 p.m. Reservations should be in by Wednesday to Mary E. Chapman, 992-3087. T A ROUND and square dance will be held at the Royal Oak Park archery building from 9 p.m. to I a.m. on Saturday. The dance is sponsored by the Southern Ohio Appaloosa Club and music will be furnished by the Hart Brothers. Charge will be $5 per couple. THE MIDDLEPORT Youth League will have its sign up for baseball and softball from 10 a.m. to I p.m. Saturday at Middleport Village Hall. Registration is $7. Anyone with questions may call 992·7873. SERVING will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday when Pomeroy Safety Patrol sponsors a pancake supper at the Pomeroy Elemen- MGM MEN'S Softball League meeting, I p.m. Sunday at Middleport Village Hall to organize for upcoming season. Representatives from last year's program are to attend meeting as well as representatives of new teall'lll who wish to apply. New officers will be elected and a discussion held on playing fields, placement of teams into classifications. For more information call Jerry Davenport at 992-7323. MEIGS-MASON Girls Softball Association meeting, 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Royal Crown Plant on Nt~WmfM •r SOON IT WILL BE 'Laster t'ditUIIt~ Middleport Book .Store 992-2641 19112 of all Common Classified ads get results ! ----------------------------------------------------- Buy, sel.l or trade during Spring Cleanup with a Classified ad in the · Gallipolis·Daily Tribune The Daily Sentinel Point Pleasant Register LINES PAPERS DAYS WHBICLRJIIa BAUM TR EV E CHESTER, 915.3301 2S2 W. Main s Ach 2:38·-4 7 Tuesday Acts The 18 •12· 19 Groceries- Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN , Church RUTLAND CHURCH Of GOD, Pastor . METHODIST , RUTLAND fiRST BAPTIST CHURCH- Sister Harriett Warner. Supt, Sund,a y School. 9 30 a.m .; morning worsh1p , 10:45 a .m. SOUTHERN BAPTIST, 282 ter Rd ., Rd ., Langsville , Rev A. A . Hughes, Pastor. Sundav School 10 a .m . SeNices on Tuesday. Thursdav and Surt · day, 7,30 p m . fAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH , Bailey ·Run Rood. Rev. Emmett R~wson , pastor. Handley Dunn , supt. Sun~av school . 10 a .m. Sunday' evemng serv1ce 7:30 Bible reaching_, 7:30p.m Thursday. SYRACUSE MISSION . Cherrv St . Syracuse . Services . 10 a .m . Sunday . Evening services, Sunday and Wednesday . 7:00p .m. CASH ONLY DOLLARS ' ~JURCH CHRISTIAN FE LOWSHIP CHURCH , 383 N 2nd Ave . . M l ddleporqiundo~ School , IO:OOo. m. Sun . ' Wed . Evening Services 7:30p .m p.m. LIBERTY Chnstlan Church. -4 Liberty Ave. , Pomerov . Sunday School 10 a .m.; Worsh ip 7:30. Wednesday Service , 7 30 p .m CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD . Rev R E Robinson . pastor . Sunday school , 9 30 a .m.; warship serv1ce , 11 a .m.: evening service, 7!00; vouth aervlce, Wed· noodoy, 7:00p .m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Robert E. Musser , paator. Sunday school , 9:30a.m.: Paul Musser , supl .. morning worship , 10:30; Sundav e'to'On lng service. 7:00; mid· week teNice , Wednesdov . 7 p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Rev. James 8 . Kittle , pastor ; Norman Presley. Sundo( School Superin · tendent . Sunday achoo 9:30am .; mar· nmg worship , 10:45 a .m .: evangelistic 5erv!Ce , 7 p .m. Prover and Praise Wed· ne sdoy . 7 p .m .; youth m,eting, 7 p.m . EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. Elden R Bloke. pastor . Sunday SchoollO am., Robert Reed , supt.; Morn ing sar· mon II a .m.; Sunday n1ght service'S Christian Endeavor . 7:30p.m.; Song ser· vice . 8 p .m.: Preaching S 30 p.m. Mid· week Prover meeting, Wednesdav , 7 p m Alv in Reed , lay leader cHuRCH OJ= JESUS CHRIST . located ot Autlond on New limo Rood next to Forest Acre Pork : ·Rev , Ray Clevenger. pas tor: Robert Mu sser, Sunday Scl'1o?l supt . Sundov school . 10 :30 a .m.; worshtp 7:30 p.m.Bible Studv . Wednesday , 7:30 p m , Soturdqy night prayer service , 7.30 p .m HEMLOCK GROVE ~HRISTIAN , Roger Watson . posfor: Cl'enson Pratt . Sunday Khool supt . Morning worship , 9:30 o .m.: Sunday school , 10:30 a .m. evening ser· vice, 7:30. MT UNION BAPTIST. Rev To m Dooler,: Joe Savre . Sundov School Super ntenent Sunday school. q·45 a .m.: ev,ning worship. 7:30p.m . Prover meeting. 7 30p m. Wednesdav . TUPPfRS PLAINS CHURCH Of CHRIST. VIncent C. Waters , ill , minister Hermon Block , superintendent. Sunday School 9 . .30 a .m ; even ing servk e . 7 p.m.; Wed· nesday Bible Study . 7 p .m. CHESTER CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE, Rev. Herbert Grate , pastor . Fronk R I HI~ . supt . Sundov School . 9:30 om . Wonhtp . James 5:16 tells us " The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much." In the Gospel according to Matthew we read Some inspiring worda of advice we all should heed; And among other things that the LAird had to say, II was after this manner that He taught us to pray: We begin with a greeting that's always correct, By addressng our Father with all due respect, And a model request that is second to none; For it's IUS will, not ours, we ask to be done. Then we seek only bread that's essential to life; Plus forgiveness of wrongs, as we have to forgive; And we close with a plea that He show !IS the way. So that no evll·ternptatlons will ever lead us astray. Now the actual wording will often depend On the House of your worship you wish to attend, Yet there Is and never can be any other text that will ever compare With the beautiful passage we come tocall"The Lord's Prayer. MORSE CHAPEL . Church School 9:30 a .m. Worship 11 a .m. PORTLAND , Sunday School 6:30 p .m ., Evening Worship ; 7.30 p .m . Youth fellowthlp , Wednesday , 7 ·30 p.m. NORTHEAST CLUSTER ' Rev. Ricl'1ord W. Thomas Duane Sydenstrlcker. Sr. Sheldon Johnson John W. Douglas JOPPA. Worship 9 00 a .m. Church Schoo110:00 a .m. CHESTER . Worship 9 O .m . Church School 10 a .m. Cl'1air Rehearsal 7 p.m .. Thuradays . Bible Study , Thurldays . 7:30p.m . LONG BOTTOM, Sunday School ot9:30 Of CHRIST. Middleport , 5th "and Main Bob Melton, mlniJter, Scott "SaltJman.' a11ociate minister. Bible School. 9 :30 a . m. : morning ~orshlp , l0:30 a . m .; evening ••Nice, 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible StUdy ond yout1'1 group meeting• 7:00f .m . • CHU~CH Of THE MIDDLEPOR NAZARENE. Rev. Jim 8{oome, postqr; Bill while, sun day school supt. Sunday IC~ • :30 a .m.; momlnt worship, 10:30 ' a .m .: Sunday evoneeliuit m..llfli, 7:00 p.m . Prayer meeting, a .m. Evening Worship at 7:30p.m. Thur· sdoy Bible Study . 7:30p.m. REEDSVILLE: Sundov School 9:30a .m . .Morning Worship H:S:JO a .m. Evening Worshp 7:30 p .m. lible Study Wedne•dor• 017 :30 p .m. ALFRED. Sundoy School at 9·45 a .m .. Morning Worship at 11 a .m . Youth, 6:30 p.m. Sundays. Wednesday Nitht Prayer Mealing, 7;:)o f.m. Why not turn and r-.d it today, and let the simplicity of "Our Father's" message"live in your heart. Read Matthew 6:9-13 and Luke 11 :2-4. God bless you as you learn the lovely simplicty of our Father's Prayer. . Prayerfully submitted by David M. Mann Pastor- Pomeory First Baptist Church ST. PAUL, Tuppert Plain••: S.ndoy : School 9:00 \O.m . Morning Worship ot 10:00 o .m. Biblo Study, 7:30 p .m • . wedneSclov. 7p.m. director: Harold Johnson , director of ectycotion. and 81ble studv . tnursdav . 7::.10 p .m.; vouth service, 6 r .m. Sundav . "LEARNING TilE LOVELY SIMPLICITY OF mE LORD'S PRAYER" RACINE WESLEY AN - Sundov school 10 a .m .. worship , ll a .m. C1'1oir practice , Thursdav. 8 p .m. LETART FALLS- Worship service · 9 a .m. Church Schocil10a.m. MOANING STAR , Worship 9.30 a .m .. Churcl'1 School10:30a.m . GOD, UNITED I'RESIYTtRIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY , Rev. Wando JohnJOft, -· eo. eo;4, Ct~anotWYIWI . vrp 22101 Sermonette Tuesday 7,30 p .m . Rocine- Rev. James ,S atterfield , fostor . Morn 1ng worship , 9 ;45 . a .m.. u.nday school , 10 :~5 a .m .; evemng .worsh1p. 7. Tuesday . 7:30 p.m.. loCI1es ~royer m.. tlng· Wednesday . 7:30p.m . E. MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST , Corner Sixtl'1 and Palmer, the Rev. Mark Me· Clung Sunday ~ehool . 9:15 a .m ., Don Whit ... Sunday School, superintende.nt . John Reibel , Sr. . out. supt . Morn1n~ Wortl'11p. 10:15 a .m. Youth meeting, 7 ::JQ p.m. Wednesday. including wH tots , eager beavers, iunlor astronout1, and junior and senior high BYF; choir prac· rice S!30 p.m. Wednes day: prayer m~tlng and Sible study, Wednesday . 7 . a.rw. APPLE GROVE, Sunday School 9.30 CHRISTIAN UNION , Lowrance Manley . pastor: Mrs . Au11ell Young. Sunday St:hool Supt Sunday School 9:30 a .m . Evening wonl'1ip , 7:30. Wednesdav prayer m. .tmg , 7:30p.m. Of DANVILLE WESLEYAN , Rev . R. 0 . 8rown , pastor. Sundav School , 9·30 am ; morning wo rship 10 · ~5 ; youth sar · vice . 6:4!5 p .m.; evening worship , 7 30 p m.: prover ond praise . Wednesday, 7.30p m. SOUTH 8ETHEL (Silver Ridge ): Duane Sydenstricker, Sr., pdstor . Sundav School . 9 o. m ., Morn ing Worship, 10 a m., Youth Service . SunC:tay at 6 p.m. and Sunday E"Yening Warshtp , 6 p.m Bible Study. Wednesday. 7 p.m . SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST. Rev. Mar· vin Mark in, pastor; Steve little Sunday school supt . Sunday school , 10 a .m.; morning wor~ohip . 11 o.m. Sunday evening worship. 7 30. Prayer meeting a .m. Worship 7:30p.m. 1st ond 3rd Sun· days: Prover meet ing Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Fellowship supper first Saturdav 6 p.m. UMW 2nd Tuesday 7:30p.m. E.A.ST LETART, Church School 9 a .m. Worship service 10om. Prayer meeting 7 30 p .m. Wednesday. UMW second MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Of CHRIST IN CHURCH Sludy , ?:30. Re'Y . James Clark Rev. Mark Flynn Rev . Florence Smith Re" Carl Hicks BETHANY , (Dorcas) , Worship 9:00 a .m Church School 10 00 a .m . Bible study, 1st , 2nd, 3rd and 5th Tuesdays 7 IS p.m .: vouth fellow ship , 2nd and .Cth Tuesdays . 6:00pm . CARMEL and SUTTON (Worship, Sun. day School and most other events held jointly.) Sunday Sch~ l 9 45 and Worship 11 :00 at Sutton first and third Sundays and ol Carmel second and fourth Sun· days . Bibli Studv second. fourth and flf . th Thundavs. 1: 15 p.m. Family N1gl'1t Fellowship Dinner third Thursday, 6:30 p.m. David Mulberrv Ave ., Pomeroy. Rev. Wdliom R. Newman. pastor : Hershel McClure , Sunday school superintendent Sunday school 9·30 a .m ; morning worsh•p . 10:30; 'evening wonhjp. 7:30 p .m. Mid week prover service, 7:30p.m . MORIAH Rev Thomas H. Collier, pastor. Martha Wo lle. Chairman of the Boord of Chmtian life . Sunday School 9·30 a m morningwanhip . 10:30 Sundov even 1ng worship , 7:30 p.m. Prayer meet ing Wednesday , 7:30p.m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don L. Walker. Pastor , Robert Smith Sunday school supt , Sundav school. 9 30om.; morning worship , 10:-40 o .m .; Sunday evening worship , 7:30; Wednesdov even1ng B1ble SOUTHERN CLUSTER Mann, minister; William Snouffer. Sun· day school supt . Sunday school, 9:30 0 m morningworsl'11p 10:30o.m . . fiRST RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Rev . Stanley Mer rifled , Minister FOREST RUN Worship 9 a .m . Church School10 a .m. MINERSVILLE . Church School 9 a .m. Warship 10 a .m. ASBURY : Churcfl School 9 :50 a .m. Worship 11 a.m . Bible Study 7 30 p.m. Thursday. UMW fist Tuesday ' Heights Road , Pomeroy. Post~r . Albert 011tes; Sobboth Set-tool Supenntendenf. Rita White. Sabbath School . Saturday af· tarnoon at 2:00, with Worship Service loyowlng at 3:15. ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine Grove The Rev . Will1om Middlesworth , Pastor. Church services 9:30 a m . Sun · dav Scl'1ool10:30 a .m . ' BRADBURV CHURCH OF CHRIST . Jerry Pingley, pastor. Sundav school . 9:30 o.m ; morning worship , 10:30 a .m .. Wednesdor evening service, 7·30 . ANTIOU TV BAPTIST. Rev Earl Shuler , poster. Sunday school 9·30 o.m ; Church serviCe, 7 p.m .; vouth meetmg. 6 p .m.Tuesdoy Bible Study , 7 p.m . SYRACUSE CLUSTER SEVENTH -DAY ADVENTIST , MulbeHy BAPTIST , . HEATH , Church School 9 30 a .m Wor· ship 10:30 a .m. UMYF 6 p .m . Robert Robinson . Pastor. RUTLAND. C1'1urch School q :30 J .m Worsl'1ip 10:30 a .m . Robert Aider , pastor SALEM CENTER , Worship 9 a .m. Chur· ch Schooi9:A5 a .m. Robert Rider pastor . PEARL CHAPEL . Sunday School 9·30 a .m. Worsl'1ip 7 30 p.m. · SNOWVILLE , Sunday School. 9:30 o.m Worship II ;00 a .m. Preaching' 9:30 a .m., first ond second Sundays of eoch month , third and fourtH Sundays each montl'1 . worship service at 7:30p.m. Wednesday even1ngs at 7:30. Pra)ler and Bible Studv . fiRST ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST , Pomeroy · MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHUR· Of Harrisonville Rd .; Robert Purtell , pastor ; Bill McElroy Sunday school supt. Sundav school. 9:30a.m.; worship service 10·30 o .m. · Sunday worship Sftr\lice. 7:30p.m . Monday ond Tuesday evening serviCes . 7:30 edC:h eVening. " Rev . Robert McGee POMER.O'( . Sunday School ,9: 15 om. Worship serviCe 10.30 a .m . Choir rehearsal , Wednesdav. 7 p.m Rev. Robert McGee, po5tor. ENTERPRISE , Worship 9 a .m . Church School 10 a .m . Richard Rothemlch , pastor. ROCK SPRINGS . Sunday Schoo 19. 15 o m Worship ser"Yice , 10 a m ., Richard Rothemicl'1 . pastor. FLATWOODS, Church School 10 o.m Worship 1t a .m ., Richard Rothemich pastor . CH, Rev.Aolph Smith, poster Sunday school, 9:30 a m. , Mis Worley Francis , superintendent . Preaching services fint and tl'1ird Sundavs following Sunday School. CHURCH ch, Sunday School service 9·45 a .m.; Worship sef'\IICB, 10:30. Evangelistic Ser · .,.ice.. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Prover meetmg, 7:30 . POMEROY CLUSTER Of RIDGE NEW STIVERS VI LE COMMUNITY Chu•· Rev Robert McGee , Interim director CHRIST, 200 W. Ma in St .. 992·5235 . V<?Cal music. Sunday worship. 10 a .m. : B1ble studv. 11 a .m .: worship , 6 p.m . Wed· nesdav Bible.studv , 1 p m . POMEROY BEARWALLOW CHRIST. Duant~ Worden, minister Bible don . 9:Jt. .. m.; morning worship 10.30 a .m. : evening worship, 6:30pm . Wed · nesdoy Bible studt, 6 :30p.m. MEIGS COOPER AliVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH p.m. Thurtdoy; worship service 8 p.m UNITED HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION . Sundoy School , 9;30 a .m. ; even1ng serv~ee . 7:30 p m. Wednasdov prover meeting , 7·30 p .m. ner Ash and Plum; Leslie Haymon , pastor . Bob Grubb, assistant pastor. Sundav Scl'1ool . 10 a . m.: Morning Wor· ship . 11 a . m.; Wednesdav and Saturday Evening Servicu, 7:30p.m. . BURLINGTON SOUTHERN ' BAPTIST CHAPEL, Route I, Shode. Bible ochool, 7 GRAHAM Po MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST , Cor· POMEROY CHURCH Of CHRIST. 712 W. CHURCH Copyrigtll 1112 ~ ~ Rev. John Evans . Sundov school . 10 a .m.; Sunday worship , 11 a .m.· Children's church , II o.m.: Sundav evening service, 7:00 p m., Wednesday evening voung ladies ouxiliarv . 6 p .m Wednesday family worship. 7:00p .m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH . Near Long Bottom . Edsel HC!rt , pastor . Sundov school. 10 a .m., Church, 7:30 p .m., prc;tyer meeting, 7:30p.m. Thursday . 326 E. Main St. Neil Proudfoot . pastor, Bible school . 9:30 a .m. : morning worsh•p. 10·30 a .m.: Youtl'1 meetings , 6:30 p .m.: even•ng worship, 7:30. WeOnesday night prover meeting and Bible studv, 7:30 p.m. THE SALVATION ARMV , 115 Butternut Ave , Pomeroy. En"Yoy and t-Jors . Rev W!nlng. office~s in charge. Sunday· holiness m•et1ng . 10 om .: Sunday School. 10:30 a .m. Sunday schoolleOder, YPSM, Eloise Adams . 7:30 p m ., salvation m. .ting , various speakers and music specials . Thursdav.o.... lO a .m. to 2 p.m. Ladies Home League, all women invited; 7:30 p .m. prayer meeting and Bible study. Rev~ Noel Herman, teacher . WESTSIDE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Church . Church School . 10:15 a .m.; morning worship , II :30 a . m.; BibleStudv . Tuesday-, 10a.m.: Junior and Senior High Youth Group, Sundov. 6 p.m. Main St .. Pomerov. Sundav services at 10:30 a .m. Holv Communion on the first Sundov of each month, ond combined with morning prayer on the third Sunday . Morning prorer and sermon on all other Sundays o the month. Church School and nursery care provided . Coffee 1'1our in the PorisA Hall immed•atelv following the service. . · POMEROY fiRST hsnda 1nd clo1ed her eyes. "Dear Lord." 1he prayed. "thank you for Mommy and Daddy. Thank you for Zoomle (her gold· fl1hlend Toddy and my new dreu . . '' Sheatopped auddenly and 1 raised que~tlon l ng eyes to her. " Daddy," the aald anx· loully. "that man on TV doem't have anyone to thank!" Do you have Someone to thank? Come worship this week KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver Swain, Superlntend'"'t. ~ndoy ~ehool 9:30 eve<y week . •• o i - Automotive sen ice Locust & Beech Street 992·9921 Middleport . .... SENTINEL ~Pi LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHUR - JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES , 37319 Stole Route 12-4 (One mile east of Rutlond) . Sunday . Bible lecture 9·30 a . m.; Waf . chtawer study , 10:20 a . m . Tuesday , Bible study. 7·30 p.m . Thundov . Theocrattc School. 7:30 p .m ; Service Meeting. B::i!O p.m. JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. Portland Recine Road. William Roush , pastor. Lindo' Evans , church sChool direc· tar. Church school , 9:30a .m .: morning worship IO :lO am .; Wednesday evening prayer services , '1 :30pm. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, Rev , Earl Shuler . pastor. Warship service, 9.30 a .m. Sun · day school. 10:30 a .m. B1ble Study and prayer ~~ erv!ce Thundov 7:30p.m. CARLHON CHURCH, Klngsburv Rood . Jimmie Evans, pas tor. Sunday school , 9 30 a .m .. Ralph Carl , ~uperlntendent , evening worship , 7:30 p m Prayer meeting, Wednesdav . 7:30p .m. CHRISTIAN , HOLINESS - Not Pentecostal. Rev . George Oll•r. pastor. Wor5h lp service Sunday , 9:45 a .m.; Sundov school-, 11 a .m.; worship service , 7·30 p .m. Thundav prayer meeting . 7.30 p.m · MT. HERMON Un ited Brethren in ChriSt Church . Rev . Robert Sanden , pastor: Dan Will. lav leader . located In Texa5 Community . off CR 82 . Sunday school. 9:30a .m.: Morning worship ser· vice , 10·-45 a .m., evening preach1ng ter· vice second and fourth Sundays 7 :30 p.m .. Christ1on Endeavor1 flnt and thi rd Sundays . 7:30 p .m. WeCinesdov prayer meeting and Bible study, 7:30p .m . CH Rev. Robert Miller pasto r, Lloyd Wright , Director of Christian Education . Sundar School . 9:30a. m.; Morning Wor· ship, 0 :30 o. m.; Chair Practice, Sun · dav . 6:30 p.m .. Evening Worship , 7:30 p m. Wednasdav Prayer and Bib Is Studv , 7:30pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. Charles Rustell Sr .. minister: Ri ck Macomber . supt . Sunday school. 9:30a .m , worship service, 10:30o .m. Bible Study , Tuesday , 7·30p .m . CHURCH Of ~·~ SVRACUSE fiRST CHURCH OF GOD - Middleport, Oh. BOTTOM ~ PdMEROY service , 11 a .m. ond 7:30 p .m. Prayer m.. ting , Wednesday , 7:30p .m . LONG lHE DAILY Harrisonville . Fields , pastor; Henry Ebl in. Jr.. School Supt Sunday School 9·30 a. Mornlnq Wor· ship II o. m .. Sunday eve111ng service. 7:30 m.: Prayer Meeting , Thursdav. 7:30 pm . . ({lfil REORGANIZED Equipment ~:~~·.:;d Mtddtepo rt PCJme rov , 0 VIEW N . 2nd St. . Rutland, Ohio 45715 J . Wm . " Bill" Brown, Owner Phone (614) 742 ·1777 • RUTLAND fREEWILL BAPTIST Church - Salem St .. Rutland . Donald Karr , Sr , pastor Bud Stewart , superintendent . Sunday School 10 a .m ; evening wor· ship, 7:30p .m Wednesdav even ing ser· vice, 7:30p.m. CHURCH OF GOO of Prorhecy . located on the 0 . J . White Rood at highway 160, Sunday School 10 a .m . Supertntel'!dtnt John Loveday . First Wednetdoy nlgt-lt of month CPMA serv ices. second Wed. nesdav WMB meeting , th ird through fifth youth service. George Cro vle , pallor . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 510 Grant St Middleport, Su':'doy School , lOa. m.: morning worship . 1I a m evening wor· ship 7 p, m . Wednesdov evening Bible studv and r,royer meeting . 7 p . m. Af. filiated w th Southern Baptist Con. venflon Tom Richeson , pastor; Wallace Damewood , Sunday School Superintendent . Worship service at 9 a m Bible School 10 a m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH . Rev Theron Durham, pastor . Sundav School at 9:30a .m.; Morn ing worship at 10:30 a . m. Thursday serv1 ces at 7:30 p . m. BRADFORD CHURCH fREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald OF CHRIST- Ricky Gilbert . po ~ tor ; Steve Pickens , superintendent . Sundav Schoo l 9·30 a . m.; Church Services , 10:30 a .rn . Knob, located on County Rood 31 Re v. lawrence Glues e ncomp pas tor; Re v Roger Wlllfoassistant pasto r. Preach ing 5ervlces . Sundov 7·30 p.m ., prayer meet ing , Wednesdav . 7:30 p.m . Gory Gr itfith , laodeVouth groups Sunday &11aing, 6.30 p m with Roger ond Violet W111ford as leaders. Communion ser· v1ces first Sundov each month . WH.ITE 'S CHAPEL , Coolvil le RD . Rev Ray Deeter, pastor . Sundpy school 9 :30 om .; worship service, 10:30 a .m. Bible study and prayer servic e . Wednesdav . JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER om . RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST CHURCH Geo rge's Creek Rood . Rev . C. J . Lemley . pos ter: John Fellure . • uper lntendent . Church school. 9:30 a .m . morning war · ship , 10:30; evening service , 7 p .m. Bible Stud y Thurs., 7 p.m . Classes for all ages . Nurs e rv provided for worship serv ices. ST PAUl lUTHERAN CHURCH , Corner of Sycamore and Second Stl ., Pomeroy . The Rev . William Middles worth , Pastor . Sunday School ot 9;4S a .m and Church Services II a .m. SACRED HEART. Rev. Father Poul 0 . Welton , pastor . Phone 992 ·2825 . Satur · day even ing Mo u , 7·30 ; Sunday Mau. 8 and 10 o.m . Confess ion , Saturdov . 7· 7·30p .m. Amos Tillis , pastor ; Donny Tillis, Sundov School Supt. Sundav School. 9:30 o.m .. followed by morning wors hip. Sundav evening sarv1ce , 1:00 p .m. Prover meeting. Wednesday , 7:00p.m. Middleport. Jame s E. Keesee . pastor . Sunday morn ing wo rs h1p , lQ a .m .. eve ning service, 7, Wednesdav evening wo rship , 7 p.m . Vi1itot 1on Thursday. 7 :lOp m . RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST . Eugene Underwood. pas tor ; Herb Ellio tt . Sundov school supt . Sunday schoo l, 9:30 a .m .: morn ing worship and co munlon , I0 30 RUTLAND CHURCH Of HARTf ORD CHURCH Of CHRI ST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . The Rev. William Campbell, pas tor . Sunday Sc hool , 9:30 a .m .. James Hughes, supt ., eve ni ng aer· vice . 7.30 p m, Wed ne1doy eve ning prayer mee ting 7.31:1 p .m Youth prayer service each luelday . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHUR~H . Lefort, W. Va ., Rt. 1. Mark Irwin , pastor. Worshtp service s. 9:30 o .m.; Sundav school , 11 a .m.; even ing 'worship , 7 30 p m. Tuesday cottage prayer meeting a nd Bible study , 9 30 a .m. Worship 1ervice, Wednesday . 7:30p.m. OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH - Walnut and Henry St1., Rave nswood , W. Va. The Rev. George C. We ir ick pas tor. Sunday School , 9:30 o m ; Sunday wor· ship. 11 o m, • CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , now located on Pomeroy Pike. ·Countv Road 25, near Flatwooda. Rev . Blackwood. pastor. Ser· vices on Sunday Of 10:30 a .m . and 1 :30· p.m . w1th Sunday school, 9:30a .m. Bible study , Wednesdov . 7:00p .m. INDEPENDENT HOLINESS VICTORY BAPTIST - CHURCH . TRINI TY Chrlst1on Assembly . Coolville - Gilbert Spencer , poster. Sunday school . 9:30 a .m.: marninQ wo rship, I I am . Sunday eve ning seNice, 7:30pm.; midweell proyar se rvice Wednesday. 7 ' RifTj';;ND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF • :~6U~T 011..-e Communltv Church lawrence Bus h . pas tor: Max Folmer , Sr: Superintendant. Sundav School·and mor. ning worship , 9·30 a .m . Sunday evening se rvi ce . 7 p.m .. Youth me eting and Bible studv . Wednesday. 7 p.m UNITED fAI TH CHURCH - Route 7 on Pomeroy bypass . Re v. Robert Smith Sr ., pasto r, Rev . James Cund1ff . a tsls tont pastor Sundov School , 9.30 a .m .: mor. ning worsh ip, 10 30 a m .. evenmg wor· ship , 7.30. Wome n's Fellowthip , Tuesdoys . 10 a . m.; Wednesd ov nlghf prove r sorvlce. 7·30 p .m . FAITH BAPTIST Church , Mo 11on meet at Un ited Steel Wo rkers Un ion Hall Rallrood Stree t, Maso n . Morning wor: ship q:30 a .m .. Sunday School \0:30 a .m. Evening Service. 7 p.m Praye r meeting W•dnesday , 7:30p.m . Mid·Wee k Sible Studv . Thu rsdoy . 7 p.m . FOREST RUN BAPTIS T - Rev. Nyle Borden, pas to r. Corne lius Bunch . sUpe r~nte ndenl . Sunday school , 9:30 a .m.; Je cond a nd fourth Sundays wor· ship ser vice at 2 30 p.m . MT . MOR IAH 8APTI Sl - fourth a nd Main St., Middleport . Rev . Col vin Min· ni s, pastor . Mr s. El vin Bumgardner .., aupt . Sunday sc hoo l. 9.30 a .m .; wor ship servk e , I 0:45 a m BURLINGHAM SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH . Route I , Snode . Pastor Don Block . Aff1lioted wit h Southe m Baptist Convention. Su ndov !.Chool , 1:30 p.m.: Sunday worsh ip. 2 30 p.m. Thursday aven•ng Blblestudv . 1 p.m PENTECOSTAL ASS EMBLY Ra ci ne , Route 124. Will iam Hoba ck, pa1tor . Sunday school. 10 a .m.; Sunday eve ni ng ••r· v1ce , 7:00 p,m, Wednesday ...,.enlng sar. "Y ice at 7. CARPENTER BAPTIST, Don Cheadle, Supt . Sunday School. 9.30 a .m. Mornmg Worship . )0·30 a .m Praye r Ser vice , alt•rnote Sundav • . MIDDLEPORT INC. - Pearl St ., Middleport. Rev . O'Dell Manley . poster , Sundav school . 9:30a.m.; Morn ing worsh 1p 10:30 a .m.: evening worship , 7:30 p.m. Tuesdav. 12:30 p,m, Women's prayer meeting; Pr;rer and praise service, Wednesdav . 7 52S N . 7nd St ., b.30p .m THE NAZARENE , Aa" lloyd D. Gr imm , Jr ., pastor . Sunday school . 9:30a .m.; wa r· sh1p service . 10:30 a .m. young people's ser\IICe . 6 p.m. Evangelistic service , 6 :30 p.m. Wedna ~o dov serv1ce , 7:00pm. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , Corner of Second . Pastor frank Lowthe r. Sunday school . 9:45 a .m.; worship ser v1ce . Jl o.m and 7:30pm. Weeklv Bible Study . Wednesdoy , 7:30p.m . MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Miller St .. Mason . W Vo , Euge ne L Conger , minister . Sunday Bible Study 10 am : Wort hip II a .m. ond 7 p .m . Wednesday 8ible Study. vocal music . 7 p .m. LIFE SCIENCE CHURCH - 11 No rth Th ird St ., Cheshire . Independent , fun · damentol services Sunday &"Wan ing 7:30 p.m Pastor Re v Or Robart Person1 MASON ASSEMBlY OF GOO . Duddi ng Lane. Mason . W. Vo Rev . Ronnie B. Rose. Pastor . Sunday School 9:45 a .m.: Morning Worship 11 a .m. Evening Ser· vice 7:30 p.m Wednesday Wome n's Mi nistr ies 9 a .m (meeting a nd proyer. Prayer and Bible Study 7 p m . 1JESUS CHRIST . Elder James Miller. Bible study. Wednesdav . 7:30 p .m.: Sunday Scl'1ool , 10 a .m . Sundav night serv• ce , 7:30p.m. Tuesdoy . . m n~7"\. ~ · complete Mary and I felt Ihat Chri stian c hlldnm auch as oun should reaHze that not everyone believes In God . Perhaps . knowlns this. they could belter und11rstand the slate of the world. We 'vould encouraaeand answer theirquealions as bMt we could. cc nfldent thai Cod would not allow their faith to be deatroyed . Later, before I tu cked Kristen into bed , she duped her SchOol , 9:00 a .m. , Morning worship , 10:15. Bible Study Tuesday, 10 o.m , Bible study, Thursday , 7:30p.m . ol Columbus, 0 . 804 W. Main 992 ·2318 Pomeroy s .. .,l"'ll ' I l oan ElliS & SONS SOHIO "God Is a produce of man·, lma8!natlon ," •nnounced tha ship Service. 9 o.m .: Ctlurcl'1 School . 10:30o. m. Nationwide Ins. Co. 116 e . Main • I ,., P. J. PAULEY, AGENT b~ 992-ll25 dl!lfllfied lntel leclu • l who occupied our TV tcreen ''God l1n 't deed," he argued. 111 our children watched " Ht~ wu never HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN , Wor· 992· 2196 216 S. Seco nd Pomeroy SOMEONE TO THANK General Merchandise Racine 949-2550 Pat Hill Ford, Inc. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Sa turday I Peler . 1:13·15 WAID CROSS SONS STORE SVRACUSE 985-3944 , 461 S . Third, Mtddt eport F i'rm " rl- Alhf!n\C Ounl y Friday I Peter 1'1·9 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy THE Rt . 1, Reedsville, Oh. 992-6655 . Thuf'lday Ephesians !:11 ·1 3 1 1. 0 . 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UMt'tS The Daily S.nlinei-Page-7 al ive!" 99 Mill St. SUNDAY • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . Astrograph Social Calendar FRIDAY Friday, March 26, 1982 PENTECOSTAL. Th ird Avo., tl'1e Re\1 . Clark B'a ker , pasto r Carl Nottingham, Sundav School Supt . Sun· day School 10 a m . - classe s lor all ages. Evening services, 6:00. Wed· nesdoy Study, 7:30p .m. Youth se rvtcll, 7:30p .m . Friday . . ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP , t2B Mill St , Middleport. Po•ror is Brothe r Chuck Me. Pherton . Sundov School at lO a . m. Ser· vices Sunday evening ot 7 p.m. and Wed· nesdoy at 7 p.m . • �March Sentinel CITY OF nteroove nmental Grant Contracts POMEROY 305 031 99 MEIGS COUNTY 940 33 Charges lor Forlhe F seal Year Serv ces 35 t.tl 48 Road and Br dge December 31 1981 60529 Fund Fees L censes CASH 682 95 Pe m ts 12 00 Cemetery Fund RECONCILIATION Cemeterv Beaues Subtotals Fees Licenses 3 404 Fund Oepos orv Balances Pe.m Is 28 522 30 Tot 15 819 17 a Bank One S 37 252 39 Fines and Tota Rece pts Farmers Bank and Forie Is 32 6t1 18 Genera Fund 24 716 56 Sav ngs 665 27 All Other MotorVeh c e Farmers Bank and L cense Tax Revenue 30 464 22 Sav ngs 21 75~ 38 6 426 37 Fund Farmers Bank and Total Revenue Sav ngs 44 232 59 R ece pts 635 7?4 6t Gaso ne Tax 6 200 47 Fund Ba ances 103 90~ 63 Expend ture D sbur Road and Br dge nvestments sements 8 288 46 Fund Cert I cates of Cemetery Depos t 251 900 2 Securlly of Persons 072 54 Fund and Property 173 148 75 Other nvestments Cemetery Bequest Public Health and (Inc ud ng Fund 2 4 57 Sav ngs 9 925 00 Welfare 78 70 F eP otec on Totals Leisure Time 182 54 Fund Total Oepos o y Acllv lies 500 00 Fede a Revenue Ba ances 103 904 63 Community DevelopSha ng Fund 6 387 00 Total Invest mont 22 03 5? Total 79 788 51 ments 26 1 825 12 Transporta Total Rece pts Less Outstand ng and Ba ances ton 41880 Checks and Wa rants Gene a Fund 28 079 35 Dec 31 198 4 766 44 General Govern Ve h c e (Cash.and nvestmen s ment 84 S46 75 Motor L cense Tax n Hands of Capital Outlay 23? 045 02 23 249 92 Fund T ustees) 165 406 56 Bond Pr nc p a Gaso ne Tax Fund Cash Ret rement 10 000 00 17 40 80 Fund Balances Interest & F seal Road and B dge Other nvestments Charges 2 595 37 Fund 8 893 75 !ncudng Ceme e y Fund 5 OS5 49 201 571 87 Tota EMped Sav ngs 0 sbursements 538 8 4 02 Ceme e y Bequest Tota Cash On 618 83 Fund 3 14156632 Operat ng Transfers Hand Fe P oecon To a Treasu y n 7 DO 3 82 54 Fund Ba ance 7 825 2 Operat ng Transfers Fede a Revenue Grand Tota 360 963 3 Out 7 000 00 Shar ng Fund 6 387 00 COMBINED Other F nanc ng Tota 95 607 68 STATEMENT uses JOS 53 Expend tures OF RECEIPTS Gene a Fund 9 939 48 Total Other F nanc ng DISBURSEMENTs Sources I USES) 4305 53 Moto Veh c e AND CHANGES IN L cense Ta x Fund Cash Balance BALANCES 7 83 58 Fund Jan 981 104 851 84 Gaso GOVERNMENTAL ne Tax FUNDS Fund Cash Balance 5 028 46 Fund General Fund Dec 31 1?81 201 526 87 Road and Br dge Revenue Rece p s COMBINED STATI!MI?NT 6 98 83 Fund P operty Taxes 44 964 48 Cem e ery Fund 4 976 98 OF REVENUES Stale Lev ed Sha ed Ceme e y Beques EXPENSES ANO Ta•es Etc 66 532 Fund 360 99 CHANGES N Charges tor F e Pro ec on RESIDUAL EQU TY 25 389 48 Serv ces 3 82 54 Fund FUND BALANCES Fede a Revenue Fees L eenses 2 0 pe m ts ALL PROPRIETARY Sha ng Fund 6 384 00 nte est FUND TYPES AND Tola 73 254 86 27 523 58 Earnings Ba ance SIMILAR FIDUCIARY F nes and Dec 3 981 FUNDS 32 68 8 Fo fe Is 8 39 87 P opr etary Genera Fund A Othe Moto Veh c e Enterpr se 10 637 90 Revenue L cense Ta x Ope at ng Revenues Tota Revenue 6 066 34 Fund Rece pts 207 8~0 79 Cha ges fo Gaso ne Ta x E)(pend u e 0 sb u Se v ces 267 468 23 Fund 2 12 34 semel'!ts Road and B dge Tota Ope at ng Secur tv of Persons Fund 2 694 92 Revenues 267 468 23 and P ope y 124 83 26 Cemetery Fund 78 51 Ope at ng Expenses Pub c Health a no ~ Cemetery Beques Serv ces 60 963 50 Persona We fa e 5 04604 Fund 3 257 84 Gene a Gove n Mater a sand Fede a Revenue men 49 62 ~ Supp es 12 660 04 Sha ng Fund 3 00 Tota Exp 0 sburse Cap a Outlay 4 730 25 Tot a 22 352 82 men s 79 504 66 Othe Opera ng CASH BALANCE Ope at ng Transfer s RECEIPTS AND E•penses 28 769 37 Qui 7 000 00 EXPENDITURES Tota Ope a ng To a Othe BY FUND Expense 167 23 6 F nanc ng Sou ces General Fund USES 7000 00 Ope a ng Ba an e Jan Fund Cash Ba ance f ncome 267 468 n 98 3 362 79 27 230 09 Nonope a ng Revenues Jan 1 198 Rece pts Fund cash Ba ance Gene al P oper y Expenses 48 566 22 Othe Nonope a ng Dec 31 1981 Ta x Rea l Es a e Spec al Revenue and T a e Expense 1 369 40 Funds Gross 678 80 Net ncome Revenue Rece pts Tang be Pe sona Res dua Equ ty Fund P ope ty P operty Tax Taxes 44 694 97 Ba ances Jan G oss 88 68 State Lev ed Sha ed 49 656 90 Es ate Ta x Ta•es E c 45 388 22 Res dua Equ y Fund Gross 703 64 Charges or Loca Go11e nmen Ba ances Dec 31 9 125 00 Se v ces and Sta e ncome 4 566 32 nte est Ta• 5 932 94 Tot._l Propr etary 998 72 Earn ngs L quo Perm A Othe Ope a ng Revenues F ees 00 00 19 826 32 Cha ges fo Revenue c garerte L cense Tota Revenue Se v ces 267 468 23 Fees and F nes Rece pts 20 633 23 To a Opera ng Gross 112 50 Ex pend u e 0 sb u 24 7 6 56 267 468 23 Tota Rece pts Revenues Sements Tota Beg nn ng Opera ng Expenses Secur y o Pe sons Ba ance P us 49 0 49 Pe sona Se v es 60 963 SO and P ope tv Rece1pts 28 079 35 Pub c Hea th and Mater a sand EMpend tures 78 70 We fa e Supp es 72 660 04 To a Exp Le su e T m e Cap a Out ay 4 730 25 Adm 19 50 55 Acvt es 50000 Othe Ope a ng - Town Ha s commun y Delle op Memo a Bu d ngs Expenses 28 769 J7 men! 22 OJ 59 and G ounds 237 93 To a Ope a nq Transpo ta F r e Protec on 200 00 EMpenses 67 2J 6 G and 4 8 80 I on To a E xp Ope at ng Income General Govern Gene a Fund 9 939 48 349939 ment 26 468 23 Sa ance Dec 31 Deb Se v ce Nonope at ng Revenues 981 8 39 87 Bond P nc pa Expenses l ata EMP P us Ba 3 000 00 Other Nonoper a ng Ret ement 28 079 35 Dec 31, 1981 n ees &Fsa Motor Veh c e Expense 369 40 c ha ges 434 56 L cense Tax Fund Net ncome Tofa Exp D sbu se Ba ance Jan Res dua Equ tv Fund ments 1 OJ 53 98 6 823 55 Balances Jan Opera ng T ansf e s Rece pts 00000 n 49 656 90 Moto Veh c e Other F nanc ng Res dua Equ ty Fund cense Tax 6 426 37 Uses 305 53 Tot a Rece pts 6 426 37 Ba ances Dec 31 o al Othe F nanc ng To a Beg nn ng 4 566 32 Sou ces USES 7 305 53 Ba ance P us F due ary Fund Cash sa ance Rece1pts 23 249 92 Nonexpend T 35 28 59 Jan 1 1981 Expend tu es Fund Ca sh Ba ance Ope at ng Revenues Tota Exp 51 352 76 0 he Opera ng Dec 3 981 M sc 3 27 68 Debt Serv ce Re11enues t 000 00 Man 405590 Funds G and To a Exp Tota Opera ng Revenue Re ce pts Moto Veh c e Re11enues t 000 00 2 288 67 P opcrty T a•es L cense Tax Net ncome Tota Revenu e 7 83 58 Fund 2 288 67 Res dua Equ ty Fund Rece pts Ba ance Dec Jt Ex p end u e D sb u Sa ances Jan 6 825 2 1981 6 066 34 semen s Res dua Equ tv Fund To a Exp Pus Ba Bond P nc pa Ba ances Dec 3 Oec 31. 1981 23 249 92 000 00 Ret emen Gaso ne Tax Fund n e es & F sea 825 2 Ba ance Jan Cha gcs 2 60 81 1981 940 33 3 26 c Rece pts To a E xp D sbu se Gaso ne Ta x 6 200 47 ments 9 60 8 Pub c No ee To a Rece pts Fund Cash Ba ance 6 200 47 To a Beg nn ng FINANCIAL Jan 1 98 42 538 6 Fund Case Ba an e REPORT OF Sa ance P us TOWNSHIPS Rece1pls 17 40 88 Dec 3 98 JS 665 92 For F seal Year EMpend tu es Cap ta Pro ec To a Ex p End ng December Funds 31 98 - M sc 8 865 08 Rev enue Rece p s Chester Township Man 6 6338 nte gove nmenta G and To a Exp Me gs County G ant Cont ac s Gaso ne Tax CheSler Oh o 3 0 5 0 3 9 9 Fund 5 028 46 To a Revenue March 20 198 John D R ebel Sr Ba ance Dec J Rece s 305 03 99 1981 Cap a u ay 239 045 02 TownshiP Clert< 2 2 34 Tot a Exp 0 sbu se Te No 614 To a Exp Pus Be ments 239 045 02 985-4 95 Dec 31 1981 17 40 80 Fund Cash SUMMARY OF Road and B dge CASH BALANCES Fund Dec 3 ·u-;=~r_nrriZ~~~~~···•'. RECEIPTS AND Total Ba ance Jan EXPENDITURES 98 605 29 Balance Rece pts Gene a P operty Ta x Jan 1 1981 Gene al Fund $3 362 79 Rea Estate anCI T a e Mota V eh c e Gross) 8 56 37 Tang tj fe Persona a. llfl" Pub AUCTION TOOLS-fURNITURE COOKWARE MISCELlANEOUS SATURDAY: MARCH 27, AT 6:30P.M. AT RUTLAND GYMNASIUM S&KAUCTION " SHERMAN TILLIS OWNER LONNIE NEAL AUCTIONEER TERMS OF SALE CASH OR CHECK WITH POSITIVE I D c Not ce IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Case No 8 00 Robe t E M er P a ntff - vs- Method st Chu c h of Ru and Oh o aka Rut and Un ted M ethod st Chu ch et a De endants NOT CE BY PUBL CATION To 1 a G aham Lau a G Pa ke F o ence Stout Ca r e H g ey W u am Nobes N cho as Nobes E zabeth T aylo Jenette Grant E mer Logan Homer Logan By on w Ho t Maude Ho Denn s Hot Lu a N Humphrey E mont Stevens aka E S evens W am E Stan sbu v Hannah Ga en Em me« S and bury Emma S ansbu y L zz e Dutton Ha vey Stansbu y Wa r en S ansburv u a Be ows M s Mar on C ne Mrs W am Lann ng Mrs oa us B ack Mrs Gecvge v Lashe George Sfl!ln sbu y Mar ha Ann Shep pa d Je ta L tlleton wa er Strout Ber haS out aka Be t e Stout 0 ve Stansbu y Me ze 5 an sbury PM Stansbu y M s Ca e Hoope W be Stansbu y Ma ha Mag aw Mary E G mo e Rob na Ba on Cha es H Stansbu y Lucy s G a ham Pear e Graham Thompson C H Them pson C a e G aham Dan els J Dan e s Cha les Ho I Get! L t t eton Method s Church of Rut and Oh o aka Rut and Un ted Method st Chu ch Bapt Sl Chu ch of Rut and Oh o aka Ruti and Free W Bapt st Church aka Go den Ru eF ee WH Bap siC:OJi! terence Chr stan Chu ch of Ru an d Oh o aka Rut and Chu ch of Ch st nc B b e Method st Chu ch of Rut and Oh o fo me y known as Rut and Commun ty Chu ch and the unknown he rs next of kn dev sees egatees executors adm n stra ors guard ans successors ass gns and spouses f any of Ang e Nob es a G aham Laura G Parke F orence S out Ca r e H g ey W I am Nob es N cho as Nob es E zabelh Tay a J en~?tte G an E me Logan Home Loga n By on W Holt Ma ude Ho t Denn s Hot Lu aN Humph ey Elmont Stevens aka E Stevens W am E Stansbury Hannah Garen Emmett Stansbury Emma san sbury L zz e Dutton Har vey s ansbu y Wa r en Stansbury Ju a Be ows M s Maron C ne Mrs W am Lann ng Mrs Dar us Black M s Geo ge v Lashe Geo ge Stan sbu y Mar ha Ann Shep pa d etta L tieton Wa te Stout Be lha Stou aka Ber e Stout 0 ve Stansbury Me zer Stan sbu v PM Stansbury Mrs Ca r e Hooper W fber Stansbury Martha Magraw Mary E G mo e Rob na Barton Char es H Stansbury Lucy s Graham Pear e Graham Thompson CH Thorn pson C a e G aham Danes J Oan~ls Cha les Ho Get! L t tieton and he unknown successo s ass gns trustees rece vers and conferences f any of he Method st Church of Rutland Oh o aka Rut and M<>thc>di!" Church ~8f1tiS.' Rut and g ,;:;;;;;;;;~;;;:~~~~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:.1 Ba ance Dec 31 1981 78 51 Tola Exp P us Ba Dec 31. 9S 5 055 49 Cemetery Request Fund Ba ance January 1 1981 3 404 26 Receepts nterest 2 4 57 Tota Rece pis 214 57 Tota Beg nn ng Ba ance Plus ReCeiPtS 3 6 8 83 Expend tures Expend tures Non estr cted 360 99 Toto E•p 360 9'1 Balance Dec 31 1981 3 257 84 Tota E•P PUS Bal, Dec 31. 1981 J 6 8 83 F re Protect on Fund Receipts Genera Prope ty Ta)( Real Estate and T a ler !G oss 3 107 07 Tang ble Pe sona P operty Tax Gross 75 47 To a Rece p s 3 182 54 To a Beg nn ng Ba ance Pus Rece•PIS 3 182 54 Expend tures Contracts 3 107 14 Other Expenses 75 40 To a Exp 3 182 54 Tota EXP P US Ba 3 82 54 Dec 31. 981 Federal Reserv' Shar ng Fund ~ Rece pts G ants Fede al 6 387 00 To al Rece p s 6 387 00 To a Beg nn ng Ba ance Pus Rece p s 6 387 00 Expend lures Ma nt and Operat on Other Expenses 6 384 00 To a Exp 6 384 00 Baa nee Dec 3 1981 3 00 To a Exp P us Ba Dec 31. 98 6 387 00 l3l 26 tc Pope 132 09 G oss)tyT ax Tota Rece pts 8 288 46 To a Beg nn ng Balance P us Rece1pts 8 893 75 Expend tures Tota Exp --M sc 1 01 75 - Ma nt 5 87 08 Grand To a E•P Road and Br dge Fund 6 98 83 Balance Dec 31 198 2 694 92 Tota Ex'f. Plus Ba Dec 3 1981 8 893 75 Cemeterr Fund Balance Jan 1981 682 95 Receipts Genera Propt'rty Ta•.:r Real Estate ll'n dTraller (Gross) 3 107 07 Tanolb e Persona Pr-ty Tox been ass gned Case Num ~>or 18 00 and Is pend ng n the Court Of Common Pleas of Me gs County Pomeroy Oh o ~5769 The ob ect Of the Com p a nt s a partition act on conce nlng o gas and o he m nera s except c;oa underly ng the fo owing d6Cr bed real estete s tuated n the Townshlp of Rutland county of M eigs and State of Ohfo and descr bed as to11ows Be no the property wh ch was reserved by Donald H M e and Vlo et M 11er n a deed to Dav d Bumoard ner and Sh rley Bumga d ner dated December 13 1972 wh ch was descr bed as a of the real estate oceted eest of the Nob e summ t Road be ng ap prox mately 20 acres mo e or ess The aforesa d 20 ac es s part of the rea estate former v known as he Nobes Farm wh ch conta ned 100 acres Also descr bed fol ows B e ng the ema n ng po I on of the fo ow ng desc bed rea estate wh ch s located east Of the Nob e Summ t Road Townsh p Road T 174 beg nn ng at a stake 64 rOds east of the west ne and 20 Ods north Of lhe south ne Of sect on No 1 Town No 6 ~ange No 14 of the Oh o Company s Putchase thence east 153 and Z!.J ods thence no th 10-4 rods then ce west 153 and 2f.J ods hence south 10.4 rods to tt)e p ace of beg nn ng con a n ng 100 acres more o ess n Rut and Townsh p Me gs County Oh o and known as the Nobes Farm Except ng 0 ac es more or ess as conveyed by warranty deed dated June 26 928 wh ch s recorded n Deed Book 126 Page 294 Deed Records of Me gs Coun y Oh o Except ng 2 ac es mo e o ess as conveyed by qu t cia m deed dated June 25 1934 wh ch s ecorded n Oeed B oo k 37 Page 6 0 Deed Reco rds of Me gs coun y Oh o E.cept ng ~ acres mo e o ess as conveyed by deed dated June 6 1945 wh ch s reco ded n Deed Book 153 Page 490 Deed Reco ds of Me gs Coun y Oho Except ng 6 ac es mo e o ess as conveyed by deed wh ch s ecorded n Deed Book 252 Page 429 Deed Records of M e gs County Oh o Rete ence Deed Vo ume 252 Page 445 and vo ume 230 Page 703 Deed Recor ds o Me gs County Oh o and the prayer s that the above descr bed estate be par oned tha the n erests be se off o o de ed so d f t canno be pa oned fo an a owance of atto nev fees he e n and costs You a e equ ed to an swe he Comp a n w th n twen y e ght 28) days al ter the last pub cat on o h s not ce wh ch w be pub shed once each week or s )C (6) success ve weeks The as pub ca on w be made on Ap 1 2nd 1982 and he twenty e gh 28 days for answe w commence on hat date n case of you fa u e to a nsw e o o he w se espond as equ ed b';' he Oh o Ru es a l Cv P ocedu e udgmen by defau w be ende ed aga nsf you o the e e demanded n the Com pan DATE Feb 24 982 La ry E Spencer Cle k of Cou ts Me gs Coun y Com mon Peas Cou By M a ene Ha son Deputy 26 3 5 2 19 26 4 2 NOTICE TO MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS n accordance with Sec t on 307 86 ORC sealed b ds w 1 be received b~ • the Me gs County Board of Comm ss one s ,.. the r of f ce located n !he Cour thouse Pomeroy Oh o unt 112 noon on Apr 113 1982 and opened at 2 P M on Apr 13 for the fo ow n~ veh c e 1982 4 door sedan ful s ze su tab e tor pol c;:e use Po ce pac kage 302 cu n eng ne o Ia ger) V 8 Automat c transm sian Heavy Du y Water Cooled Powe Steer ng & Power Brakes T ntedW ndsh e d A r.onrt 1 onP. Heater Defroster Ant freeze v ny Seats Rubber Floor Mats HellVY duty Alternator BOAmps Heavy duly Batte y 70 Amps Heavy Duty Rad a or Steel belted rad al f res HR 78x15 o compa abe Whee Covers E ec c Coo Locks Heavy Ou y Suspens on shocks L m od S p D f fe ental Guage Package a I emp amps etc & e Hand R gh M OS Wh te Top Black Bot om The f ont of he enve ope conta n ng the b d must be marked sea ed B ~ Pol ce Veh cle B dde o fu n sh the awn b d form The Boa d of County Com m ss one s may accept the lowest b d or se ec the best b d fo the ntended pu pose and reserve the r ght to re ect any or a I b ds and or any part he eof MARY HOBSTETTER CLERK MEIGS COUNTY COMM SSIONERS 14 2 ltc I SERVICE u s Rt so East Guysvll e Oh o Authorized John Deer New Holl1nd Bush Hog F•rm Equ pment Dea er 985 3561 PAll !i AND U : IIV CE ALL MANES Farm Equipment Parts & Service 1 3 tic MILL£R ELECTRIC SERVICE -··-·· - .... . . -.... plttt ""' For all your wiri1na needS furnaces ""'-'"'work -I'll-.... repa1r servtce and mstallat1on Restdenhal & Commercial Ifill £stillltlsl V t YOUNG Ill change we ght 9?2 6215or9927314 Pomeroy Ohio Ca11742 3195 9-30- fc SKATE·A·WAY Chester Oh Play Million DollarSkahng Game Stop In For Card Wed Fn & Sat 7 30to10 00 sun 2 OOto4 30 Available for Pnvate Part1es PH 985 3929 or 985 9996 37tlc ROUSH CONSTRUCTION EA Learn How Free One Slmplo Class •Summer Coat nos •A comp e e ne of Molds & Candy Supp es •W ton Cake Deco at ng Supp es Mise Merchilndice CALL POMEROY LANDMARK USED MOWERS r New Homes - ex tens1ve remodeltng e Electrical work • Custom Pole Bldgs • Roofing work 14 Years Exper1ence Greg Roush Ph 992 7583 or 992 2282 J 7 mo PH "2 '1913 Rt 1 Chesh re Oh St Rt 7 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEE I< OponMon Sat 12 OOpm to2 lOam Sun 28m 12p m Carryout Beer Available Bands Every Frl & Set N ght THIS FRI & SAT MARSHALL TENNANT BAND Coming Next Lone Wolle Band Then Tranz t Happy Hour Mon Thurs 4 ooto6 oop.m Mon -Keg N ght Tues --Ladles N1ght Weds -Gent N ght Thurs Pool Tourn l 24 tfc Wed Reg uo Reg S25 Reg $30 Now $27 50 S3S Wave Lenth For Longer Ha r Now $29 50 Kay s BeiUiy Sllon 169 N 2nd Middleport Cill 992 2725 Roger Hysell GARAGE St at 1!4 METHODIST CHURCH OF RUTLAND OHIO aka RUTLAND UN TED METHODIST CHURCH et al Oefendan s No 18 36 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO ra Graham Laura G Pa ·l(er Flo ence s ou Ca r e H g ey W I am Nobes N cho as Nobes E zabeth Ta.y o Jenette Grant Elmer Logan Home Logan Byron W Ho Maude Ho t oenn s Ho Lula N Humph ey E mont S evens aka E Stevens W am F Stan sbury Hannan Garen Em mett Stansbury Emma Stansbu y L zz e Dutton Ha vev S ansbury Warren Stansbu y Ju e Bellows Mrs Ma on C ne Mrs We have a full warehouse of good selections and ex tra good pr1ces on our carpetmg r CARPET starting At S499 Sq Yd ~ aCIII'I 'WE HAV£ A !AliCE S£LECTIOII OF '495 POIM!or 011 AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR 850 1 PH 992 5a2 OR 992 7121 395 1 NEW LISTING Level lot n M dd epor 50•94 GOOd for ra er or house Want on y $5 000 NEW LIST NG - Sma 1 count v hom e w th bath na ura gas heat new add ton w th fu 1 basemen be ng bu t and 1 ac es Lead ng Creek wate REAL N CE 7 room r e mode ed ca rpeted home Mode n bath n ce k chen w th range d n ng arge carport and eve o 66•150 L c wale On y S28 000 II ACRES - Rt 7 near Eas ern Has o d 7 room house ex a n ce 2 bedroom Schu z a er 12x52 garden and severa buld ngs Jus $32 000 OWNER FINANCING Here s one you can afford Small down p3yment and move n Has several bedrooms new bath basement new roof and a workshop on a arge lot Only $32 500 300 ACRES - Cattle fa m and hay and 10 room farm home with 2 ba hs La ge lam ly room modern k tchen tots of good carpet ng fr~ gas furnace heat basement and ar'ge wrap around porch w se I for ess than the ap pra sa Trv me MIODLEPORT -20yr o d 4 bedroom home La ge fam y room Ia ge patio ga age and large lot above a floods Natural gas fur nace 2 full baths and beaut ful v ew Ask ng U7 000 Offer we corned WE NED OUR HOME TO SELL IF NO SALE NO CHARGE TRY US FOR BEST RESUI:TS 99N176NOW Reallors Gordon VIrgil & Sw Mur Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfleds and Savei.J I 0 992 2259 NEW LIST NG NEAR ~HESTER 82 5 Ac e fa m w th 30 acres ab e 27 s pasture most v fenced Se~e a sheds and ba ns N ce y remode ed hree bedroom home Even an o d m $89 500 00 NEW LISTING Remade ed hree bedroom home on a eve lo Cute as a but ton and a barga n at $17 800 00 NEW LISTING - ON THE RIVER - 75Acres w th a one sto y home 5 20 acres t able some acreage c eared on the r ver fo camp s tes Gas and o r ghts $62 000 00 NEAR MINE I 1 Two bedroom home wh ch was re ce nt v r emode ed has 8 ac es wh ch parr a e fen ced a ce a w th bu d ng ove and a ga age Redu ce d 524 900 00 FOUR BEDROOMS n Langsv I e w h a Ia ge k tchen tam v room v ng oom ga age and over an acre of evel yard and garden Reduced $950000 ASSUMABLe LOAN Home son a n ce street n M dd eport Has s x rooms and s a 1 2 sto y frame w than ce porch storage bu d ng over ga age Has lots of c oset space S29 900 00 NEW LIST! NG REEDSVILLE 2 )(60 Mob le home w m 12 x38 match ng add t on Most y tur n shed gOod con d ton 170 x180 lot S19 500 00 REALTORS Henry E Cleland Jr GRt 992-4191 Jean Trussell 949 2UG Dottle Turner 992 5692 Off co m 2259 REESE TRENatiNG SERVICE Waler Sewer ectr c LOST me e beag e dog outs de of Rut and n the Lead ng Creek Road area Also Depot St area 742 2249 The rol ng stream of fe oils on Buts! lithe vacant cha r Reca Is the love the vo ce hesm e Of the one who once sat he e To some he may forgotten To others a pa t of the past But to us who oved and ost hm H s m emor es w II always as E Gas L ne-D tches water L1ne Hook ups Sept c Tanks county cert f ect Roush Lane c~~~~6 ~e7 ~ 17 H LWRITESEL ROOFING Announcements 3 A 1 types of roof work new or repa r guHer and downspouts gutter clean rig and paint ng All work guaranteed F E t ree s ema 1es Somethmg Spec1al Reasonab • Pr ces Ca I Howard 103 Washington 51 ,.9 2263 Ravenswood w Va ?49 2160 PH 304 273 3148 2 24 tic "' " - - -- - - - - --'-, L _ _ _ _ _J;;..;.I9;..;.1=::..~ 1 1" WO TR!NSM SSIONS 1 (614) 992 3325 - It Med um s ze dog Black & brown feme e black co ar Found n Naylors Run a eo 992 3923 , . 1lle lint pme al tbo sons CANDLELIGHT INN p em ses Phone ~ It all ""' ... wu SWEEPER and sew ng machine epa pl!l ts and supp es P ck up and de very Oav s Vacuum C eaner one ha f m le up Geo ges Creek Rd ca 446 0294 F sh ng L cense on sale Come and see our new sh p mont of 1982 F s ng Rods Ree s & Lu es ~P ng Vallev T ad ng Co Sp ng Valley P aza 446 8025 ----------+---.,.-------+-----------4--'---------1 Tu key HPTRACTOR W THMOWER E Main., POMEROY FREEA S2 oo detail brush with the purchase of a pa nt kit 351 mo Hunte s We have mouth ca s slate box ca s camo gear & decoys n stock Spr ng valley T ad ng Co Spr ng valley P aza «6 8025 C&M EXCAVATING AID CONSTRUCTION D s craft Supp y Spr ng va ey P aza 446 2 3~ FREE Ease candy mak '10 c ass 7 00 Thu s Mar c h 18 & 25 No eg st at on ne cessa y Choco ate S 60 lb DoEer & backhoe ser v ce .,. water se wer ponds toundat ons 4!damat on L censed & Bonded Phone ?49 22?3 or 949 24 7 3 3 tin Vtnyl Yard Sale SIDING BISSEll SIDING CO. Beautlfu custom Bu t Garages Call for free siding est mates 949 280 or 949 2860 No Sunday Calls 3 1 Garage Sa e Sat 27 2 from HMC Rt 160 Lots of new ems 128 Soulf! Pa k appliances arge men women ch drens c oth ng much more 10 00 3 00 Thursday Fr day YARD sa e Saturday one m le pa st Y on Route 2 Pt Peasant YARD sale ChU ch of God of P ophecy 2129 L nco n Avo Satu day March 27th 9? 8;===;P ; ;u :=;bc;l:;:c::;S ;=a::;lo : ==::::: & Auction L E Nea Auct onee Ser v ce Estate Farm Household M sc We sell t L censed & bonded Oh o & wva 367 1101 R ck P ea son Ex enced AUCT ONEER Estates ant ques farm househo ol L censed Oh o WV Buy ng ant ques 304 773 5785 773 9 85 ~e n gh at Auct on every F the Hartfo d Commun ty Center Truckloods of new merchand se every weel< Cons gments of new and used merchand se a ways we come R cha d Reynolds Auc oneer 275 3069 9 Wanted to Buy WANT TO BUY 0 d fur n ture and Ant ques of all k nds cal Kenneth Swa n 446 3159 and 256 1967 n th e even ngs Fo Racine F re Dept sponsors a Gun Shoot Sat n ghts 6 30 p m Bashan Factorv choke 12 gauge shotgun & Alum mum 31~« c Easte ca ndy earn to make you own ho ow o sol d chocolate Bunnys F led eas er eggs and mu ch mo e Free candv mak n g demonstrat ons carousel Confect onery M ddlepo t Ca for da e and t me 992 63•2 We pay cash fo a e mode c ean used cars F enchtown Car Co 8 I Gene Johnson 446 0069 An que fu n ure o d cup boe ds stone ars w th b ue wr t ng & o d egg baskets Cal 367 0 38 New sh pme n lad es s acks $7 99 and b ouses Mens Wrang er s an b ue eansS 2 99 p L ades Pu ses S 0 00 Mens and ch ldren wes ern boots Ba leys Shoes M ddleport We cut ces Ca f------------+-----------i$899 AU BUILDINGS S zes sta t from JOX24 MAIN STREET GARAGE !Formerly BareMetatl 271 w Ma n Pomeroy Utihty Bu1ldmgs s zos from 4 ro • and a wood bu ld ngs 24x36 nsulated Dog Houses Wr te your own ad and order by rna I with th s coupon Cence your ad by phone when you get resu ts Money not retundeb e P&s BUILDINGS Rt 3 Box 54 Rae ne Oh Ph 6 4 943 2591 6 5 tfc ~ I RICk & Bill Cogar we need dealers fo new stand up cookbOOk F ee deta Is Wes t Pub sh ng Company S Ma n St Dept S P 0 B o• 64 Eng ewood Oh o •5322 An que oak fu n tu e ound lab es bookcases desks d esse s chests ce boxes e c Call446 3759 Owners BRAKES TUNE UPS OVERHAULS DIESEL EXHAUST Open Mon Sat 9 5 3 S mo The abandoned Ant qu ty Method st Chu ch bu ld ng and ts and Is for sa e n te ested pe sons may sub m t b ds to Athens D str ct Un ted M et hod st Un on eroy o 45769Ave AI ~==========::!~=========:.j b21Pom MU Oh berry ds must 1>e subm tted by PUlliNS EXCAVATING • Dozers • Backhoes • Dump Trucks • Lo--Boy • Trencher ewater eSewer • Gas L nes • Septic Systems Large or small Jobs PH 9?2 2478 C. 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MASH CONSTRUCTION custom k tchens and appl ances custom bathrooms remodeling ptumblnt electric and heat nv FREE ESTIMATES PH 992 6011 Apr 26 982 Giveaway 4 ANY PERSON who has anyth ng 10 g ve away and does not offer or attempt to offer any other h ng for may place an ad nth s be no co umn There w charge to the advert se OLD FURN TURE beds ron brass or wOOd K t chen cubbords of al type s Tab es round or square Wood Ice bo• es 0 d desks and bookcases W buy comp e e househo d Go d s ve o d money pocket watches cha ns r ngs and etc nd an Art facts of all types A so buy ng basebaf cards Osby Mart n m 6370 7 18 19 20 9 10 11 12 13 !A IS 16 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 3A 35 Mall Thla Coupon with RemiHence The Dally Sentlnel- 111 CourtSt Pomeroy Oh 45769 Rod ato SpecialiSt NATHAN BIGGS 35 Vrs Exper1ence SMITH NELSON NOTORS INC Pomeroy Oh Ph 992 2174 OHIO VALLEY ROOFING Reg blue Doberman Ca 388 9360 0 446 4582 And Home Ma ntenance • Roofing of all types esd ng eRemodehng • Free est mates eto Yrs exper ence TOM HOSKINS 304 675 1969 PUPPY 304 882 3380 Ph 949 2160 or 94H31lc ;:::::::::::::2:2:6:':'<::±:::::::::::::::::::~ 6 Lostand Found ~ Lost gray and b ack mal e K eeshound n R ec ne area f contact Jim Per FOWLER CONSTRUCTION S nger M e Hill Rd ~Hn CAN HELP YOU BUILD YOUR DREAMS! New Construction and Remodelln-. FROM CONCRETE TO ROOFING AND EVERYTHING IN BETW£EN PH tft45<Q or tt2 la6 GET VALUABLE tra n ng as e young bus ness person and earn oood money p us some great gifts as a Sen t net oute carr ~r Phone us r ght away and get on the e g bl ly st at '192 2 56 or 9'12 2157 Fu or part I me RN fo 7 to 3 sh ft Fu or pa tt me RN or LPN for 11 to 7 sh ft Ca Nancy VanM eter Pomeroy Health Cere Cen ter 992 6606 Need someone to stav w th Especial y day! me W II take olde person to ve n 992 3704 me " Motley to L~n REF NANCE or purchase your home 30 year fixed rate wva & Oh o Leader Mortgage 77 E s ate St Athens Oh 592 305 23 Professional Serv ces Pano Tunng & Repa r Cal B Wa d for appo ntment wards Keyboa d 446 4372 c & L Bookkeep no n come a)( returns for n d v dua s & bus nesses Ca o Nea «6 3862 STARKS TreeS. Lawn Se v ce a types mm ng & rem ova nsured 304 576 2010 Wanted an e der y ady to stay or ve n to ake ca e of an e de v ady Ca .446 4537 Have vacancy fo r e der y pe son Room and board and aund y resonab e 992 6022 1:..:3c..,..---'l"nc: ' s:our:..:a, n:o<o:e____ SANDY AND BEAVER n surance Co has offe ed serv ces for f re nsurance cove age n Ga a countv for a mos a cen urv Farm home and pe sana property coverages are aval ab e o meet n d v dua need s Contact Foste Lew s agent Phone 379 33 8 Kara e the ult mate n self defence a pr vate essons Men wom en & ch ld en lnst uct on hru bla ck belt A so ave ab e l<a ate un fo ms puch ng and k eking bags and protec t ve equ pment Jerry Lowery & Assoc ates Karate sud o 143 Burl ngton Rd Jackson Oh Call286 307< 18 NE W NCOME L M TS If you ea n be w een $9000 o S S 000 a yea you may be ab e to buy a l bed oom house no a mob e home for as t e as S135 e m onth No down pay men ca 992 703• 3 bed oom 2 ac es ha dwood oo s Ia ge ga age 2 bedroom r enttt Make rne an offe n M ason John Sheet s land m es South M dd ep ort sr 7 PR CE edu ced sa e ~Y owne 2 S ory house l3 ooms dea or a ~c fam v or r enta p operty Needs so me repa rs n t"le 20 s es s Phone 304 67r 7353 afte 5 p m ONE owner house 2 M a n St 6 r ooms 2 sto ~y b ck custom bu I 304 67~ 2381 HOU SE Meadowbrook Ad on 3 bed oom fam y room w th fr ep ace cen tra a r basemen 30.4 675 1542 d 367 ~-· TWO homes and con act by owne s Ha tf ord wate & sewef' househo d goods and an t ques 304 882 2965 Need ~ pe d vacat on from housework? Earn good $$$ Spec a made wedd ngs & at and meet nice peop e ann v er sary cakes reasonab e pr ces Co 388 A von Ca 446 3358 8482 Housew ves & work no g r s turn your spare time Babys tt ng n my home nto cash $5 to S8 per hr Have references prefer poss ble no exper ence day shIt Ce 446 1749 necessary Fo ntervlew & appo ntment call Holiday nn Sat March 27 between o & J Ask for Mrs Sk d 895 more 1 7 month old m a e puppy House brok en M xed breed 992 6790 FOUND A great pace for P zza & family fun at V II age Plue 304 675 4472 22 12 . .. ... ..... . . . ....... -. Cigarette Vend ng Bus ness Ce 304 773 $651 Human Se v ce Pos on The Go a Jackson Me gs end seco nd Mental Health Board s F RST ook ng for an nd v dual morgages and contrac s who can wo k on a month and ece vab cs purchased to month contract basis to 6 ~ «6 4113 seek out f nd and 1 cense e)(tremural care homes n Real Estate Gall a Jackson and Me gs Count es M m mum req~,~ rments B A or B S l"l- -H = om = occs-;fo::-:r:-;S ;-:a:'IIe =n a human se v ce f e d w th an emphasis n 1972 concord Mob e Ho me Psycho ogv or Soc al Work 12•65 Co «6 7015 after Please apply by subm t ng 5 JOpm a resume to the Ge a Jackson Me os Menta Hea th Board P 0 Box Beaut fu br ck & f ame 3 514 Ge lpo s Oh o 45631 bed oom home w seen c view wood bu n ng The Ga a Jackson M e gs f rep ace forma d n ng Mental Hea th Board Is an equa Oppo tun ty Em centra a r w hea pump Lanscaped 1 acre ot p aye w fenced n back yard S45 900 1 % f nanc ng A SS ISTANT CH EF sma I down payment Ca I TECHNOLOGIST LABORAT 446 3766 OR Y Jackson Gene a Hosp Ia R pley W VA s 6 m house at ached now nterv ew no for an ga age good cond t on 345 ass stan! ch ef Eas Broadway Rt 35) Te c hnolog st for Jackson P ce only Laboratory Job w I requ re ab I tv o wo k n s12 000 286 6305 a aren of the ab Scheduling and Iran ng ass st n writ no procedure manuel ma nta n ng qual ty control reco ds ma ntance of equ pment n c ud ng m n ma and r epa r and calabrat on And some week end work Qua I ed 2 bedroom cotta ge on B ue person w 1 have 2 yea s of Lake south of Ga po s superv s ng experience n lust off of Raccoon C eek Med co Labota ory have s 75 pe mo $175 depos t a BS degee n Med ea Co 286 4346 Techno ogy and be AS C P reg s e ed Exce en benet s and sa ary In 5 oom house w th arge ye d and 2 n ce ga den te ested pe son may ca spots w th ga age and out personne depar m ent a 304 372 273 Monday th u bu d ng AI fo Sl 500 Fr day to more n Ca 6W3670619 format on Equal em p oyment opportun ty M F For sa le by owne a J bd house w lh a garden spo 3 H m es fom Mece~ e ELDERLY man needed Oh $26 500 Ca 256 6040 mechen ca ly nc ned Wr e Bo• C 9 Po nt 8 m &bathon30aces Pleasant Reg ste Pt mo e o ess SOD ft f om V nton B dge go ng Wes Pleesent WV on 325 For sa e or trede fq SOMEONE o ve n w h sm a er p ace c ose to e derly coup e ady needs own No phone some ass st ance Contac t Mrs cru cksnanks a Pt P easant Job Serv ce 30.4 675 2770 type 304 WANT E D COMPLETE RAD ATOR SERVICE From the Sma lest Heater core to the Largest Rad ator Zl nsurance Agent Start at S 75 to S300 Exper ence preferred Ca Mon 3 29 at 10 00 to 3 OOPM «6 1005 s 8 20 fc 3( )Wanted ) For Sale .Announcement ) For Rent HtlpWontld LOST black & w~lte Collie fema e nam@ t-tarr et on Blessing Rd area Co 446 3073 1saen W fe Glenna and R 0 NGMOY. . R VIRGIL B SR 216 E 2nd st POMEROY OHIO PH 992 20U STOP and 1 - at our f nv selection of plaster and cenmics - banks - p anters -statues - pa nt - merrors -spray - plaques - brushes Losunil Found FOUND ergo young lema e dog AI b ack with sma amount of white on c~st Garf e d Ave area Ce «6-42-4'1 ~---------------,r----------------,·l2~--~ tn~M ~em ~ or~la~m~--- NT IMP to ow ng desc bed s tu a ed n the Town sh o Rutland County o M e gs and State of Oh o Beg nn ng at a stake 64 ods east of the west ne and 20 rods no th of the sou h ne Of Sect on No t Town No 6 and Range No 14 of the Oh o Company s Pu chase thence east 153 and 2 3 rOds thence no h 104 ods hence wes 53 and 2 3 rods thence sou h 104 ocs lo the p ace of beg nn ng con a n ng 00 acres more or less n Rut and Townsh p Me gs Coun y Oh o and Known as he Nobes Fa m E•cept ng and ese v nq here om a coa eased o the Maynard Coa Com pany and John B D~wn ng Coa Company A so all the rowe st ata o coa unde sa d descr bed and A so three ou ths of the o gas and o he m nera s the eunde and the ex i:IU~ ve r gh s to tease sad p ope ty for coa I o OMand other m nera s w th he ghtto m ne and pqt_a ~ the same but g ant ng the ght to emove the ort c n he uppe !i.t ata o coa on sa d ta m after the Maynard Coe Company has removed a the coa g ven unde the r lease therefrom A as heretofore excepted rese ved and granted. and be ng the sa me p ope ty con veyed by E Stevens s•ecutor of the Estate of .A:ng e Nob es deceased and Lu u H Humph ey to N e McGu e and Margaret McGu re by deed dated Ap f 15 1924. and recorded n BOOk 1251 Page 552 Deed Records or Meigs Counl'/ Oh o EX CEPT NG iHEREFROM the fo c>w ng Tract 1 Beg nn ng at the southeast co ne of the 6 LAFF A DAY 7 tlC M2 2112 VS IS129~q SALES & SERVICE Call Ken oung For Fast Service IN GOOD SHAPE IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO DAY D L BUMGARD NER and SHIRLEY J BUMGARDNER P alnllffs With Pod Starting At BGS (3) 5 12 9 26 4) 2 9 61< Publ c Not ce CARPET INSTAWD Business Senices BY Marlene Harr son Depuly Date March 2 1982 w Ohio aka Church of Christ sal~~orJts 3~ ~ nc and Bible Methodist FHa BOO oo Church of Rutland Ohio To.tal Rece pis 4 372 54 formerly known as Rut and To.'al Beglnn ng Community Church you Balance P us are hereby notified that Rece!P.'I 5 055 49 you have bien named Expenditures dt!fendan.'l n a l'lat adlon sa ar es ~ 245 44 Employer s Ret rement ent "-' Robert Miller Contr butlon 449 67 p a nt If vs Method st Tool send Church of Rut and Ohio Equ pment 46,0 aka Rutland United Supp es «< 00 et has al Other Expenses 195 «! :=:~':~~~~~Church Th s action Totat Exp ~ 976 98 01110 Public Notice You are requ red to an swer the Camp alnt w thin twenly e ght days after the lesl publ cal on of th s not ce which w It be publ shed once each week f~ six succe55 ve weeks The last publ cat on will be made on Apr 9 1982 and the twentv e ghf days for answer wfll commence on that dale tn case Of your fal ure to answer or otherw se respond as requ red bv: the Ohio Ru es of Civil Procedure udgment by default w be rendered aga nsf you for the re ef demanded n the Com p a nt Larry E Spencer C e k of Courts Me gscounty Common Pleas eou t ODD lobs Wou d ke man to pour and t n sh concrete I oor Call 388 9909 Need Stud serv ce for AKC Dachsund 9'12 7891 30~ 675 515 ANY odd ob general house Have exper ence w th e ectr c p umb no carpentry 304 675 5918 or 675 3770 POLYMER coat no on p eque mount anv shape and s ze of poSier p cture etc 304 675 5918 ..,. OWN ER ou o s it e & mus se th s o de sty e ~II b ck 3 bed oom home l f ba hs ful basement doub e car garaQe ExtM ha f ac r e lot Qu Gk Possess on Ca even ngs 304 675 343 bay 675 3030 ...,. TR f STATE MOB LE HOMES Gall po s Pr ce reduced u sed m ob e homes CA LL446 572 CMCC Cn �frillav, March 26, 1982 10-The Sentinel Ohio They'll Do It Every Time for Salt CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES K E S SEL ' S QUA L I TY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST, GA LLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE 446-38611 . 12l<60 2 bedroom Buddy mobile home. Set up wiTh 2 or 4 lots, gas hea t, rural water, close to town , finan- cing available. Phone 446· 1294. stero, wood floor In kitchen, full bay window, furniture. S14.995. Ca II 446· 3547. 1970 mobile home E leona with expan(:to .. Large lot i n Mercerville. Call 446-0827 after .5. 28 fl . 1973 Royal Knighf trailer with 11/2 x 8 112 add a room, together or separate, exc . cond . Sell cheap, 367-7844 . 19721ndy Mobile Home$600 down, take over payments. $124 per. mo. , balance $3,40Q ..Call 388-8747 . 1975 RoseWood 12)(65, ex· cellent cond., tentral air, awning, gas heat, Set up on a lot in Cheshire. Call 304882·2994 afler 6. 1975 Memory, 12x60, underpinning and 2 porches. 742-2156. Deiux 14X70 Holly Park Mobile Home. Excellenf cond :<, 3 bedroom fullv fur· nished . 2 porch's, un- derpinning, out building . Wlfh or withOuf land. Close to mine no. 1. 742-3008 anytime. 1976 2 bedroom Hillc rest home . Down . payment, assume loan payment. 992-3917. 5 rm . house in Gallipolis. Call 446·3945 after SPM. Chesler- 14X70 1980 3 ~droom mobile home on 2 acres. $21,000. 985-4395. USED MOBILE 576·2711 . HOME . MOBILE HOMES MOVED Licensed & insured . Call 304-576-2711. For sale 2 & 3 bedroom trailers, furnished. with air. Call 304-773-5651. ' . ·1981 ALL ELECTR IC 12' WIDE, 2 BEDROOM mobile home setting on lot, ready to move into. $8995. ~m~o~~A~tz:L~: N~~ G . E . 16 lb . capaslty washer. 2 spd .• $100. G.E. 3 femp ., dryer. electric, SIOO . Call256-1207. 5 room house with bath . Large lot near Racine . 992· 5858. 1 bedroom furnished apt . 992-5434. 992-5914 or 304-8822566. Solid cedar chest & war· drobe, exc. cond. Cali 6757176 after 5PM . 4 bedroom, central air and heat, city water, fireplace, unfurnished except kit· Unfurnished 5 room Apt . 985·3350 or 985 ·3351 . chen. S300 month plus utilities. Reference and deposit required . 1n Racine. 949·2293 . 2 bedroom house tor rent. Completely furn ished, with air cond., ali utilities paid . $350. month plus deposit in Racine. 949-2801 . 6 room house in dleport. total conditioning . Deposit references required . Mid· air · and 992· 2676. - ------ - Pomeroy . 2 bedroom , newly painted and car· peted . Adults preferred. No pets. Ref e rences and deposlf required. 992 -3054 . For Rent Unfurnished 3 or 4 bedroom , 2618 Madison Ave. Pl. Pleasant. WVa . Large garden & yard. Pay own utilities, $225 per mo .. $100 deposit, l year tease, references . 304·863·5995. No collect calls. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 mobile homes for rent. 2 bdr. each, fully furnished, air cond., adults oniy. Call «6·4110. !176-2111. ' ' 14' WIDE, 3 bedroom tnoblle home, S8995. Ail S(ate Modular Homes, 304· 516-2111 . 1.973 2 bedroom mobile home on 2 acres, Jerry's Run Rd ., 2 storage buildings, 304-576 -2664 . 1973 GRANDVILLE . 14x70. 3 bedroom mobile home . Must be moved. phone 304· 882-2820. 1912 HANNA Line Trailer, 21 foot, self contained, fan · dem axle, $2750. call 304882·2767affer 4 p.m. 33· Farms for Sale 6 rm . house with bath, tab. barn & 1200 lb. lob. base, on 40acreson St . Rf. 218, Only 1 112 miles from !own. $47,000. Cali 245-9222 affer 6. SMALL FARM FOR SALE A nice 4 bedroom home withe acres of pasture gar· den space, barn. nice out buildings. Located one mile from Slate Rl. 7. Cali 2566663. Farm 76 acres . Good tJouse, barn, work shop, srhall chicken house. 1 mile west of Langsville on Sr. )24. 742·2860 affer 4 p.m . ·35 For rent : 2 bdr. house trailer. Call 446-1052 after 5 wk. days anytime weeken· ds. ·one hundred acres wit h frontage on SR35 west of Jackson . Beautifully wooded and adjacent to ~ully developed )"ecreational facilities (i .e. .5w i mming, canoeing, <hiking, much more). 'Se\lered exciting financing plans available fo meet in· dividual needs. A rare op· ·porlunlfy. Cali us today at '992-6696 or 614-286·2117. Evenings call 614-2116-4058 . For sale 5 acres on Hickory Chapel Rd. less than on~ miles off Rf. 2. Call304-6752373 after 5. A!'PROXIMAT E LY 45 aCres, with house. 2'h miles on crab Creek Rd .• Gallipolis Ferry, phone304· 675-4296. TWO acre iots-150 ft. road frpntage, city water, behind 84 Lumber, caii30461H873, 675·3618. Nice 1 bedroom apt . In Mid· dleport, close to school. Utilities furnish ed. $235. monfh . 992-3190. Apartmenfs. 675-5548. APARTMENTS, mobile homes, houses , Pt .: Pleasant and Gal lipolis. 614-446-8221 or 614-245-9484. · - ~---- For rent small furnished apt., unfurnished apt. References. Call 675· 1365. TWO furnished apart· ments, 3 rooms & bath. Clean, adults only, deposif, 304·675·2482 . ONE bedroom apartmenf, call before 3 :00 p. m ., 304· 675·2441. NEW Haven. one bedroom apartment, furnished & ufiiilies paid , S225 .00, adults only. Across from Solo . 614 -446·1526 . NEW Haven, two bedroom aparfment. furnished & ufillfies paid, S250 .00, adults only . 614 -446·1526. Across from Solo. 45 2 bdr. trailer furnished, adults only, Brown Trailer Park. 992-3324 . 2 bedroom, child excepted. no pets or drunks, utilities paid, John Sheets 3 and 1!2 miles sou fh Mi ddieport, Sr . 7. In Pomeroy, nice 5·room home ; stove and ref r i gerat or provided . Available April 2. Adults only, no pels. $185. per month plus u1ilities and security deposit. 992·5292. TWO bedroom , un · furnished . one bedroom ef· ficiency . 304·675·2722 . TWO bedroom , furnished, 12x65, all electric, Glen· wood, WV . $200. monfhly plus electri c. 304·576·9073 or 576-2441. TWO or 3 bedroom , fur · nished and unfurnished . Also, 1 bedroom apart· men! , 304-675-1371 and 675 3812. 44 Apartment for Rent Furnished Rooms SLEEPING ROOMS and lighf housekeeping apt .• Park Central Hotel. 46 Trailer for rent corner of Chatham & Burger Ave ., Gallipolis. Call .446·0756 or 446-4225. lots & Acreage ·2 lots In Memory Gardens, ;SJoo. Call 446-1391. Coppertone ki.tchen ap· pliances side by side refrigerator, built in gas oven, gas cook top and 36 in. hood, sofa and chair. Cali «6-1111. Corbin & Snyder Furniture. 2 car deluxe garage apart., Central a ir, 1 bedroom & Homes for Rent, Lease or utility rm ., no pets, 1st Land Contract in town, or ' Ave ., Gallipofis. Call 2.56· country . Call Sfrout 6506 or 304-523 -2187. Really, «6·0008. 3 bedroom unfurnished Clipper Mill 3 bdr. home. aparfmenf. 992-5434 or 9925914 or 304-882 -2566. Cai1446-1780. mobile 12X60 2 bedroom tra iler . Underpinning and block . $4000. 992-6711. Household Goods Misc. Merch.ndtce PALIMINO mare, 2 guns, LAYNE' S FURNITURE Sofa, ch.air,. rocker, at· phone 3().4-675-420'1. toman, 3 tables, SSOO . SOfa. cha ir and loVeseat, $275 . 46 FORD truck, 16 fl. ski Sofas and chairs priced boat. 3().4-675-1751. from S285. to $195. Tables, S38 and up to S109 . Hlde-abeds,$340., queen size. S380. CHROME craft table & 6 swivel chairs, Ill! trailer-16 Recliners~ $175. to $295., Lamps from SIB . to $65 . 5 fl . long, 22,000 BTU air conelectric pc. dlnefles from $19 ., to ditioner · AC , S38S. 1 pc .• $189. and up . welder & acetylene & Wood table with 4 chairs, tanks, antique "mammys S219 up to $495. Desk SilO. bench". ca II affer 5, 614Hutches. SJOO . and $375,. 367-0160. maple or pine finish. Bedroom suites - Bassett 55 Building Supplies Che rry, S795. Bunk bed complete wifh maffresses, Building materials block. S250. and up to SJSO . Cap- brick, sewer pipes, winlain's beds, $275. complete . dows. lintels. etc. Claude Baby beds, $99 . Maflresses Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . or box springs, full or twin, Call245·5121 . ssa .• firm , $68. and $78 . 1" x6" and Que.e n sets. S195. 4 dr . LUMBER chests, S42 . Bed frames. 1"xB"x6' thru 16' Poplar S20 .and $25 .• 10 gun , sheathing, air dried. Mill cabinets, SJSO ., diinotto ' l' Wood Inc. Yard near in· chairs S20 . and $25. Gas or tersecllon US 33 and wv 2. elecfric ranges, $295. Or- 304-213·2522. M·F 8-4:30, fhopedlc •uper firm, $95, Saturday 8-1. baby matresses, S25 & S35, -===;~;=;=:==o=== bed S20, $25, & S30. •56 Pets for Sale Usedframes Furniture bookcase, 5 pc. dinefl set, 3 Living DRAGONWYND CAT· room suite. Ranges and TERY - KENNEL. AKC TV's. 3 miles out Bula'llllle Chow puppies, CFA Rd o 9 · pen am to7pm, Mon. Himalayan, Persian and thruFri ., 9amto5pm , Sat . . Siamese kittens . New 446-0322 Siamese ~ittens . Call 4463844afler4p. m. KIT 'N' CARLYLE "' $1 by Larry Wright Space tor Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy . Large lots. Cal 1 992·7479. Office space, homes and apartments for rent . Cali Clealand Realty 992-2259 . PASTURE for renf , 304· 675·5110 4:;.1_ _:W = a,nt,_,e,de!t_,o.!R~e"-n~t__ Would like to rent or buy garage and iof In Middleport, Pomeroy or Mason area . Call773-5905. ;:==::;:;::=;::::;::==== ... ~ 4"-----'F 9 '-'o,_,re!L~e~a~s'!'e'---~ Professional office & com· mercial space ava ilable at 362 Jackson Pike. Call 4460149or446·1819. Sl LIVING room suite, 4 odd chairs, good condition, call 304-675-2310 day, 675-4016 evenings. FOUR piece old rose living room suite in good con · difion, $15 .00, phone 304· 675 ·5291 after 3:00 . S4 Misc. Merchanc:tice For Sale Beautiful floor model console stero, AM· FM 8-track & record player, $300.00. Call 3792314. Backhoe for sale. Sanders Aufo Sales lSI . & Sycamore, Gallipol is. Call 446-8640. SWAIN AUCTION FURNITURE & PAWN SHOP 62 Olive 51 .. Gallipolis. New sofa beds S250, used sofa beds $100, recliners S80, bunk beds $100, bunkie mattresses S40. maple rockers $49, maple dlnelf sets from S12S to Sl75, bedroom suites SISO, 3 pc . living room suifes $199, 2 pc . llliing roomowl suites $140,$25, Joveringer seats $70, lamps washers $75 , dryers, se~e.r a I refrigerators, 3 room unfurnished apart· utd1ty cabinets, men!. adults only, no pets. mechanic's tools, beds, ufilifles paid . Cai1446-3437. sliver stone, TV,s, wOOd burners, stero' s and lots 2 bedroom" unfurnished more. Open lOam to Spm • apartment in Crown City . 446·3159. Cail256·6520. GOOD USED AP PLIANCES washers, dryers, refrlger&tors, ranges . Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Rd., beside Stone creSf Motel. 446·1398. 2 & 3 bedroom apartments for lease or sell 2 bedroom house, 3 bedroom house A C a nd pool. Cali 304-675-5104 or 675-7284. Coffee fable & end tables. Must see tp appreciate, r easonalbe. Call-446·3937. Nlc eapartment unfurn., ground floor In town . Quiet neighborhood, 4 rms. & bath, ail carpefed, has range & refrigerator. Call Earl Tope at 446-0690 business hours and «6-0161 evenings and Sun. RAY USED FURNITURE couch SJS, woodburner S85, oak library table $45, chest of dra-rs $55, coffee table SIO, eutomallc washer $100, bassanette S12, desk & chair S25. oek mantel $100. Call 361-0637. BRIARPATCH KENNELS Boardin'g and grooming. AKC Gordon sellers, English Cocker Spaniels. Call 388-9790. 18 Young Amazon P.!!rrot & Myna bird. Cail286-1429. For Sale-$100. 6 monfh old AKC registered Bassett Hound puppy . House broke and good with children. Call 992-3005 or 992-6161 . He's so ugly he's cufe . FINCHES $10.99 each, parakeefs $15 .99 each, cockatails $50 . Fish Tank Pel Shop, 2413 Jackson Ave. 304- ~75 · 2063 . REGISTERED ADBA American Pit Bull Terrier, male, 7 weeks old, color Brindle, 304-882-2345. 57 Plastic Septic Tanks. State and county approved. 1,000 gal. tank. price $340. Ofher sizes in stock, haul in your pio kup !ruck. Cali 614-286· 5930, Jackson. Oh . RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Antique chair for living room , needs reupholstered, S20. Cai1446-7762. Side by side refrigerator freezer , exc . cond, guaran· teed, and bath outfit all ex· Ira fub . Caii6l4-256-6627. Mantle clock, full size bed springs, women's jeans·, and clothes size 9, record player. Cail675-7436. Bunk beds complete, ful size bed without head board, 2 rocking chairs, black naugahyde rocker· recliner, & other furniture . 2·20 ln. bicycles and a large Schefferia pian!. Cali 2459132. SxB utility trailer, sand dunebuggy , and 3 pc . bedroom suite. Call 446· 4426. 2 large dehumldfiers, S85 each . Call446-3912. For sale : Hospital beds and hall beds . Cali «6-1052 after 5 wk . days anytime weekends. Oil Co .. 636 E . Pomeroy, Ohio. Fashion Mate sewing machine with cabinet. Excellenl cond . $160. 985·3537 . USED I Sears bu i lt in SIOO. 304-675· Musical Instruments Electric guitar, case, amp, & speakers. Cali 304-458- 1775. TRUCK camper, $600. or best offer. 304-675·4373 or 615-1418. I~=========:;=======::~=~ ~ 61 Farm Equipment Johndeere4rowcornplan· fer, S450. John Deere 14 T hay baler. $500 . Call 2566205 . John Deere 4010 A-1 condif ion . 985-3537 or 985·4131 after 6. 310 Case Dozer· Diesel. Good cond. 992·51 10. 1947 FORD tractor, excellent condition, 3 new tires. $1550., with blade & plows . 304·773·5527. livestock For sale rabbits, goat, chickens, & ducks. Large & small rabbits. Cali 446-7920. TWO monfh old goats, S25. Yearling buck. Registered American Alpine. SSO. 304· 675·2283 . 64':!__ __;H~a!.Y.!!&~G~r!:!a!!i!'.n_ _ Mixed hay and a little straw, Jackson . Cali 614· 2116-2394. 2,000 bales of good clean straw, wire tied. S1.2S per bale. Cali 614-869-2250. Mixed hay for sate. Call 361 -1411 . Good miKed hay for sale . Cali 985-3593. 65 rseed & Fertilizer Funk seeds International Seed Corn now availllble . Call coliecf 614-682·6602, Bill Bush. . . . . ... . .. .. ....... . . ...... ..... · ·~ Farm Equipment New & · Used Troy buill tillers. Bulk garden seed . Swisher Implement; Inc ., Gall ipolis. f:ai1446-0475. 1·12' John Deere wheel disc, l ·set of John Deere 4 bottom 16' semi ·mount plows, l ·Hilisboro tri -axle goose·neck 28' trailer . Call 614-256-6534. 8N Ford tractor with loader SI ,SOO. Power sprayer tractor drive, suitable for or· chard or bush spray, $500 . Cali after 5, 614-2116-2394 . 71 Autos for Sale 75 Monte Carlo. Call 30.4· 4511-1775. COitN THIN8, FO~ ~KIOIJ , 71 1969 VALIANT . 74 In · ternatiorial travel. 4·wheel · drive. 1979 Dodge truck, 6 cyi, standard. LWB . 1968 Pontiac, 400 cu . in. engine & autpmatlc transmision . 304-675-6628. 78 CHEVETTE, 4 cyi. automatic, 2 door hat· chback, 41,000 miles, ex· celient condition, $2650 .00 23161/:z Mt. Vernon Ave . Pt. Pleasant. 1970 TOYOTA Corolla, new valves in engine, SSOO. or best offer. Also 1964 Ram· bier American, 4 door. $400. Call 304-882·2767 after 4p .m . SALE .or frade ·66 El Camino, 6 cyl., good con· dillon, 304-576·2865 , 1912 NOVA, automatic, power steering, air con· ditioned, vinyl roof, 1 owner, good condiflon, 304· 458· 1817 . 72 _ __,T'-'r-"u-'-ck,._'_._s__,_fo'"r'--5~a._,l~e__ 1977 Ford pickup, good cond . 6 cyl. Cail446 -4554. 15 Monfe Carlo, 65,000 TD9 International dozer. miles. Cali 245-9283 . ready to work. Cali 614·2561117. , 1977 Chevy Chevefte 45,000 acfuai miles. Cali 446·9219 JIVIDEN'S FARM between 4 & 8. EQUIPMENT 446-1675. Long tractors, Vermeer 1913 VW Beetle . Cali 446· balers & hliY equipment, 0827 after 5. bale movers, tobacco sprayers, rotary ti 1ler, disc, post digger & driver. 1981 Dodge Omnl 024, many seeders, rotary cutters, opfions. Call256-6862. blades. wagons & gates. And see us fo gel your pans 1973 AMC Hornet, air & complete service. cond .. SJOO.OO. Cali 256·1598. USED EQUIPMENT IH hydro 10, MF 245, 601 ford, hayblnd, rakes, tobacco 76 Granada 6 cyl., auto .• PS, PB, good mechanical setters, discs, cultivators, , cond . Call446-3044 . ' plows, manure spre.!!ders, bushhog & cornplanter. 74 Mecury Come! 302, V-8, Farm tractor for sale auto., ruff cond ., cneap. Cali «6-3044. · Massie Ferguson 85, John Deere 2H hay baler. Oak 1960 Chevy. 3 speed , 6cylin · Hili, Oh. 614-682-7549 .. der. 50,000 origlnlli miles. A· l . $1000. 992-3798 after 5. Sfihl 032 AV, chain saw. less 15 hours, caSe & ac· cessorles. S325 . Call «6- 1977 Cullass Supreme 2971 . Salon, Ps., pb .. p.w ., ~=========:::..l::::::::::.l velour reclining buckets, Interior . LikeT·top, new . $3600. 992·6362 . Nova·3SO engine. 4 barrel oversize cam . 4 speed on floor, Cutlass wheels, good condition. 1969 model. 7423063. HARTS Used Cars, New Haven West Virginia. Over 20 less expensive cars in stock. SURPLUS jeeps, cars and trucks a'llailable. Many sell for under S200. Call 312·1421143 Ext. 3940 for in· formatiOn on how to purchase. · 19U Volkswagon con· vertlble, completely · restored. With Baja kit., S3,200. Call675-283S. Home Improvements STUCCO PLASTERING textured ceilings com· merciai and residential, free estimates. Call 256· 1182. PAINTING · interior and · exterior, plumbi.ng, · roofing, sonie remodeling. 20 yrs. exp. Call 388-9652 . Marcum Roofing & Spouting . 30 years ex· pei'ience, specializin.,g in ' built up roof. Cali 388-9851 . CAPTAIN STEEMER Carpel Cleaning feafured by , Haffelt Brosthers Custom ' Carpets. Free estimates. Call446·2l07. French City Painting residential & commercial, . interior, exterior, paper hanging, & · textur·ed ceilings. Call 367 -1784 or 367-1160. ' Carpenter work, remodeling, & roofing. Call 367-0194 . 4141 . 1972 International w/sleeper, single good cond .. 250 cummings engine. Call 379-2320 after 16 Chevy C-20 pickup truck. 6 cyl. Sfandard, good cond .. $1,150.00 . No trade. Phone 379-2729 . Special March and April only. Gene's Deep Steam Cleaning. Scotch Gaurd. Free estimate. 992-6309 --------------~-·· Vans & 4 W.O. 1978 CJS Jeep Renegade, V· a, with e><tras, 37,000 mites. $4800.00,304-882-3128. 69 FORD van, 6 cyl., good tires, standard fran · smlsslon, good shape, 304882·2367 . 74 CJS jeep, A· I condiljon, 304·V8, 2 fops, $2000 .00, 304· 675-6126 . Water wells. Commerc ial and Domestic. Test holes. Pumps Sates and Service. 304·895-3802 . LOCKSMITH Service. ResidentiaL automotive. Emergency ser'llice. C~ll 882-2079 . LET us build you the greatest pizzi!l in town at VIllage Pizza. 304-675-4412. 82 .7c4,____ _!!M~o~to'"r'-'c"y~c~le~s'-AII used bikes reduced at Betz Honda, check with us before you pay to much. Call446·2240. 1980 Honda CR 125 Elsinore, like new. Call 3677147. 1915 Honda K5750 resenf overhaul, new tires, good condlflon . Must sell, S800 or best offer. Call446-7856. 1919 DSIOO Suzuki, exc. cond . Call 245-2994 or 245· 5175 afler 5. · 80 Honda ATC-70, 3-wheel. excellent conditiOn . Call 446-2410. 125 KTM Motorcross, like new, never raced, rOde very lillie, 304-882-2695. Aula Parts & Accessories Windshield broken? Call Southern Glass. Insurance claims welcome, free mobile service a'V'aliable. Call«6-1011. 1970 DODGE Challenger parts, phone304·458·1882. 77 Plumbing & Heating CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor . Fourth and Pine Phone 446-3888 or 446-4477 83 · 70 liE IIISVRMOVNTA8JE •.. Mo~r liVERY MOYEMENT. •. ,t¥SPIT.II OUI'r OUR LATEST B4Ll AIID TUTU MES.S? . WITH US! &S7HANGI!M£NT," 84 Eveni~~levision listi~. ~~~~~~~~~2 ,30 ~.(1)~--.~~~~~ Electrltal & Refrigeration 3/26/82 ' EVE NINO e:oo a UphOlstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. : Ave ., Gallipolis . 446-7833 or «6·1833. MOWREYS UphoiSfery Ri 1 Box 124, PI, Pleasant 304: 675-4154. • CD® ~ Tonigllt CD Mec:Noll·Lahrar (Jil ~ savings, vacations for life Bnd home improvements are 1 few aut;>jects in this 81Di =nment -~~Dough s~ecial . (JJ lnllcfe Sto<y tlodding Carter hosts thil look at the performance of the preu in deaMng with lead stories. 9 :45 I]) TBS Evening Newo 10:00 (!) MOVIE: 'Chopter Two' (I) • 1D1 Strlko Fo"'o Ill]) llJ Capitol ([) C.-..tlvlty w/Biil Moyera ·John Huston .· Moyers talks with the mas· tar fHm Clirector about his craft and how it was infiu· enced by hit childhood. (Ciooed Capoioned) cm10:30 (JJ 8lna out Amorice (I) Mllfor' a Court 'Judge Prioot' IBl MOYIE: (!liN...., . ··(jiMu_S._ 7:30 CD You Aolced For It (IJ-UI<o CD NIA Bukotboll: A- .. ~---- 11 :008CD I])(!) 8 CD llJ ~·1. 11 :30. (JJ (1) Tonillllt Show Johnny ia joined by Cheryl Lldd . (J)AnotherUI<o (I) MOVIE: 'You Can't Run AwW>/ Foom It' ([) Bonny HIM Show 8 (JJ MOYIE: 'The om· CD C..tkww AIIC Nowo llJ MOVIE: 'Comedy af !])-Report ()I Rlclwd 81mmono IBll-: Ohio • ID1 E..-nmont N- ~~BC~Ine Cll OeoiJI'8fJhlc ~MOVIE: 'Buatln' ~· I]) 8 (jl e.noon (Closed T....,..· a ID1 Nlghtllne 12:00 (JJ Burna & Allon (!) MOVIE: 'Any Which I]) . w~~~~oc:'' (JJ , Lito Ntgllt Coptionod) Muoio In tho Mh lppf Mood • I]) (Ill OukH of - . 1 Bon Hoofl appoint• Uncle Jeooe oherilf end orderl him to arrest Luke ond Bo. (80 min.l I]) (Jil Wllhl- W..-J ReYiew Peul Duke hosts 111 top Wethington )oumaJ.. iata analyze the week 'I (1) I 12:30 e:oo I .,-:Ia ln\1veatrMnt manera. ~mc:,ov1e: 'M<oglc' (J) .-yia qu I th NiOd by pole» rt-gorcllf>g hll IBl-fMO&dof. 4IJO (JJ-Cil - .....) JamH eom.dy ( J J - lleoiny Show (I) Frfdop 1:00 C l ) l - 1 :30 Cll My Little Morglo ([) MOVIE: 'Two On A CJ. I' llllw' ·(I)I ·- ;. crJ81D1Newo nowo. 8:_30 CD 8 1D1 Open All Night I]) ® Will s - wLouio f!Ukey- .,.lyZH tho ·eo. wflh • weol<ly review of -"'!"lc ond in-- - I l'ft.rv (Ill MOVIE: Room' 2:00 'The Mod IX) I tal " Ftrther ~,MOVIE: 'Amorfc:Ml a1....., -!lennY.._ MOVIE:..,_ -m _2:30 ut. 3:00 Cll . . . . . . Alan 3:30 3:4e ()) ~- MOYIE: illJ (fD Sneak Prevlawa Each 10:00 ~Who IIC!C.iNiw 'lluotln' :;~ ~ ~~~~~~-~.... _~ week co-hosts Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel give view· era · 1he inside atory of wha1's currently making the scraen at the local movie theat8f"s. D Cil (!) McCioln'o 1]1} Ute On Earth 'Hunte' s and Hunted.' Hoat David Attenborough explores the world of carnivorous mam· muls with a look at preda· tors and their pray . /60 min.)(Ciosed Capt ioned) &:30 ([) Moto.w11 CD ® IIICAA Buketboll Chemplonohlp Oame: THml To Be Announced EVEillfNG G Cil Nows· and a aportswrlter aspires to become a pro basketball p(aver. (R) (60 min.) [Cio aed Captionedl D [J) llJ CBS illawo Special 'Pablo Picasso : Once In A Lifetime.· A film presentation of the works tflno (!) God H•• the Anewer (JJ Clonic Country ® Onco Upon a Cloulc 'Mill On the Floss.' Lawyer Waken buys the mill and altoWI the Tullivlrt to live there if Tullivar will act ea his foreman. (Closed Cap· oioned) 6 :30 II Cil NBC Nowo [J)BtonH~chco<k 8 (Jil Foot Fooward (It Nowo 7:00 8 Cil oen.e Fever CD Judy Lynn Show (J]HooH(1) l.aWronco Walk (J]Bunorflloo 8 J. -.,. MOVIE: 'The Day . The Flah came Out' (I) T MOVIE: ' ho Birdo' (JD MOVIE: 'Eeay Rider' • Cii' MOVIE: To Be Announced 1 2 :00 (I) American Trail ([) MOVIE: 'In Thl1 Our Ufe' 12:30 (]) WHkend O•rdener 1:00 G (l) MOVIE: Queen of Seota ' 'Mery, i 1 :30 ucr;onMOVIE : To Be Announced (I) Westbrook Hosplo.l ~ct'MOVIE: 'Final ConD ()) New Ufe 2 :00 ([l Blackwood Brothera In 3 :1& (!) . MOVIE: 'Secret of s-uu leland' (J) Aou 1E Mlu.!'l::r..,.alblo 4:30 liev1• "*If lty tHOMAS JOSIPH ACROSS I Rope llber ~Old %FUghUen bird S Wk. day I I pray thee rnal<im 8 Cupid 9 E.changed 13 He played !archaic I 5 Sharpen Pasteur a razor II Dloloolge I Crest 15 CheaiA!r 7 Tanzanian 17 Mold river II Spano's river 10 Controlling II Colonial II Actor, newocaster Chad 21 Man's I! Moclut nlcluutme II Blemlah Z% Sublease 17 Put. ·a Ud on %J MUe happy It Baby, !S Pub offering atllmea 21Goldert'l YeaiA!nloJ'I Mower Ill Remove 31 Canuta preuure 23 - homo :If Heavy u card Looking •l!lchl naughty 28Typo of match 21 Fragrance IIS!einern'a ''For 2 Plaln" !7 Be v!cloriOIII !8 Gem surface :10 University entry 31 Buy back 38 Jigs and Mai!Sie'a daughter 3t Alftmuttlve II Peaky fz~~~NI~AK! ONE A I.INE OF MEIIJ DOWN I Noah'aaon how to work It: AltYDLIIAAX& lo LONGFELLOW DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's WAIIIN6 FO~ l-IAIR:CUT~. (JJ (Ill MOVIE: 'The W1unl oiOz' (JJ MOVIE: 'They Mode MoACrimlnol' IBl c - Countov D (]) "THINtc; OF FOOD- 8:00 8CIJ(!)Onooftho Boye Jona1hon'a sister bft·. come• "Involved wi1h Adam . Cll MOVIE: 'Penny Beron- 1])8IJIT. ~'tterttega Singers (() MOVIE: •rha Oacar' ID18HNt~•700 Club ~ ..... creature 1 CID lire'~~ -·=..1. . . . . (!) Tetathon: Eaeter SUI 11 :30 • ()) s-turdily Night rJ I ) (JJ No- -liOUOIItfy Nlcl<a oold at War 23:.400& 8(1) \W 33 ACCOilAt tMURQUOt 7:30 8Cillnllcle..- a vialtor 3Z " Be Ithwnblt .. ," rxx illl"-C,_. · • ill Solid Qo(d Stovlo CIJ ·~- - (!)Honor_..., I]) chard Thomas, Ben Arn1s tron~ Barbara Barrie . I]) MOVIE: ' What 1 Wey to Go' (JJ Uvoly Countoy (!) MOVIE: 'Oh, Godl' (JJ Chomplonohip Wrea- (JJ Perk Viewers take a funny look at newlywed life . . Ai· Low Two robbers arrested by McClain are given immunity for the ir cooperation in another case . (R) (60 min.) CIJ TBS Evening News · ()) G IJ) F•nt.eay la..nd A woman arrange• to meet her lover of long ago G ID1 Newa ,-.., SAO : Barefoot In the \.!lJ Photo Show 9 :30 CD Alfred Hitchcock (J)WogonTroin (J) Minion imponiblo [J) MU Report (Jil Quilting 5:00 CD 8 1D1 Wide World of 8 :00 1 1Ciosed Captioned) C1J New F.ces Countdown (I) DICk Cavett Artist David Hockney is ·the ~ ~.;:;'~eChu"'h t :OO II Cil (JJ 8 ([) ® 10:30 (I) Und•~•• World of Jecquea Couateau CJ) D CIJ Lova Boat Kemper Open NBC SportS will cover the semi -final round of this women' s ·golf tournament . (90 min.) (I)~ (1)~ond8hltfey 8 :00 8 min.t 9:00 ())MOVIE: 'Thief 4:00 Cll Wyatt Earp (!) MOVIE: 'Seerot of Soogutl lolond' illJ Guitar CD 1!l Womon'o 4 :30 8 Cll C'ii10n A~--ABC N~.-:! 1 of Picasso . 160 m•n I Bergstrom and Corson end up in tho middie of o drug war. 190 (I) MOVIE: 'Paycho' Ooc1ors 3/27/82 (JJ(JJ _ , . . . RFD 1]) 8 CD Fomltv Feud JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE . Call 367·7471 or 361-0591. 87 a eight 1tudent murders in J,.Ay, 1966. Genenl Houling J IMS Water Service. Call Jim Lanier, 304·675-7397 . crJ CD Arntv Orllftth CD ABC Nowo CD 3·2-1. Contact IBl Over EMy 6:30 • 8 'CD (1) NIIC Nowo Cl)l&o.OOO Pyromld CDOome<Pyle CDMuppetShow ' 8 CD (Ill CBS Now• CD Dr. Who ClD Ul..o. Yooo ond You 8 I]J ABC Nowo 7:00 8 (IJ P .M. M-Ine (IJ Oood Nows (!) RHI Detectfveo: 8~ C.H This special anelvaea the evidence of . ELECTRICIAN, licensed& certified, all types of wiring, low rates, ouaran· teed work, 30~ · 895 · 3826 . 85 CD N...., SEWING Machine repairs, service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 992·2274. JACKS REFRIGERATIO N Air condition service, commercial, industrial. Phone 882-2079. engrossing biological sci· ence In a study of the t)u· man brain . (60mln .), 9:30 (!) MONEY Motteow Tax , II ,..-, ,.-, Chiugo Story 8 30 ~ '-"-' SATURDAY Burke combin&s humor and FRIDAY Excavating Gallipolis Diversified Const . Co . Custom dozer & backhoe work . Special farm rates. Call us for free estimates. 4.46·44..0 . Auto Repair CUSTOM AUTO BODY WO'Rk & PAINTING Free estimates, low rates, guaranteed work, also small engine & lawn mower repair. «6-9159, Guaran· !Md Automotive. · Behind Arcade on Court St. in old G J alley, Gallipolis. I'Jfi'r)lltEMS SEEM •., IF HI! 60 DOWN THE Pli'AI~. WE PULL ARE YOU GOING 10 TfL(#iLA801JT I'LL BeT TMEY HAVE NQ ID~A I'VE KEPT "TRACK OF "THEIR RON'S Television Ser'llice. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola . Quazar, and house calls. Phone 576·2398'. or 446-2454. 'I• 73 FIFTEEN YEAR5 .... TWENTY... OR :fiJST AS WfNNtc:S Wanted to do: remodling, ' interior and exte:rior pain... '·• ting, plumbing, and ' roofing. Free estimfttes. ; 985-4121 . For Sale 1973 Ford log F & I< Tree Trimming, · !ruck. 5 speed tran - _stump removal. 675·1331. smission, 2 speed a><le. Good condition . Good tires. RINGLES'S SERVICE ex985-4351 . perienced mason, roofer, carpenter , electric i an, 71 FORO ton. automatic, general repairs and power brakes, power remodeling . Phone 304 -675steering, good tires, 2088 or 675 ·4560. $315.00,304-675-3056. 76 1980 Plymouth Horizon, 4 door auto. 992-2174. 1980 Dodge 0·50 Pick-up . .5000 miles . Sell cheap, 992-2174. 81 1977 Ford 6 cyl., 3 spd. trans ., with topper, new tires. V G cond .. S2.195. Call 446·4554, no answer 446· Datsun pick -up king 1974 PINTO Runabout , Cab. 4 speed. A.M. -F .M . gold, good work car . 4.46· , Radio. Sharp. 614-949·2631 . 3159, 1969 VW Beetle runs good, body excelienf. new clutch, $625. Cali 446-2235 or 245· 5406. MolorHome & Campers Slide·in camper with gas furnance, GE refrigerator, toilet, 30 gal. water tank, Bell Contracting General plumbing service, home remodeliQQ & repairs . Free' eslimate!i.Call446·4002. 11 1976 Plymouth Volare wagon, 6 cyl.. AT. AC . 77.000 miles, needs minor repairs, $350 . Cali 446·3759. ~----~---- 19 69 .Ford pickup !ruck , fiaf· bed. $500 or best offer. Call 256· 1528 . Autos for Sale 69 Ford XL 302 engine. good for parts. Cali 4467152. f sieeps6. Cail245·5415. 5. 1911 Trans Am. auto, PS, PB, air, low miles. 1979 VW, 4-spd, air cond . Cali 446-2599. 61 LA~E~ W! WON'T HAVt> TO. RO!J SAID • TH&~! W!ltE Tt\10 "MULe•• TIEP IN FRONT OF HI!> PLACe. 10'1> fl . TRUCK camper, good condition. ssoo . 304882-2188. For Sale or Trade WANTED TO TRADE· lO fl. truck camper for 8 ft. truck camp~r. 304-576·2585. THE TWO ()F U!f WON 'T eveN Sl~ AfL! TO LIPT fiiiiT 1978 STAR CRAFT camper, Starmaster 7, awning, par· ta potty, curtains, excellent shape. phone 30-4-675-4211. 63 POODLE GROOMING . Call Judy Taylor af 3671220. Camping Equipment SCAMP Travel Trailer and new 5th wheel. ALL , · f iberglass. light weight. •« Facfory direct . Call toll . free 1-800-346-4962 for free color brochure. SAVE BIG BU-CKS. Good clean horses for sale. Cail388-8623. 59 Household Goods Apartment for rent. Call 446-0390 . Furnished upstairs aprt., 4 rms. & bath . Clean, no pets, adults, dep. & ref. req . Call 446-1519. For sale 19 cu .fl . gold Ken more refriQerator, fro.s t free, automatic ice maker, e><tended warranty, good thru Sept. 1983, less than 2 years old, SJOO. Call 675· 3769. HILLCREST KENNEL Boarding all breeds, clean indoor-outdoor facilities . Also AKC Reg. Dobermans. Cali «6·7795. 7•_!_7_ _A~u~t:'!o~R~epa=lr!__----J' _ Ouaiity Autobody & Paint work. PrOfessional custom paint work on motorcycles . Auto Trim Center . 446-1968. • ·-=--==:.:z.===-- 1979 Winsor 14x70, 3 bdr _, microwave, 11 - - The Daily Sen Pomeroy . Middle ort, Ohio - ouronoo the Clloolod ,lottoro to foom lho """""" _ .. "'Q • .,._by t h e - c:anoon. --== NM: A"( 'I Yoo,llfday 'l Oae letter simply 1tand1 for anotMr, In thh aample A. b uoed lor the three L'o, X lor tht two O'ol Ole . Slnll• ltllerl, apostropbel. the len1th and formaUon o tht worda are all hinta. Eath daY the code leiters are different . e&YnOQUOT£8 I I I I I]( I I I I]" GAuGE v v - -1 TACKY LIQUOR •«• No" 1M wu not THa CAT BURGLAR BEAVER tho family I>Ol· 0 C P0 X U X SCH 0 WH Y X Q A F K ,Z UXSC AXFOWAO. - LZKXA 1Yeoterdtty'o CrJToq 0~.'L WE USE RELJGJON LIKE A TROLLEY.CAR-WKIWONJTONLYWHI!EITISGOJNG OUR WAY.-BOIJRCE IJNKNOWN YNA �Pap• Ponlei'OY-Middleport, Ohio 12-The Daily SentiMI Republicans ready to rewrite budget WASHINGTON (AP) - FrustratEd by President Reagan's Intransigence on budget compromise, Republican leaders In Congress are teWng hlJil they're about ready to rewrite his red-Ink budget with or without him. Reagan, speaking to reporters Thursday night at a state dinner tor ItaUan President Sandra Pertlnl, sald he "lust can't retreat on the fundamentals" of his proposed budget. . But, he said, "I think we wUI find there's some talking room." Asked whether he meant a compromise, the president replied: "Not In the sense of abandontng the fundamentals of our programs." Baker said. the Senate Budget Committee p.robably wW begin work on a 1983 spending ouWne next week unless there are lndlcatlons of compromise from Reagan. A Senate GOP source who asked not to be quoted by name said Baker's remarks were "a signal to the White House that we're running out Meigs County happenings.. Seeks cooperation Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman !lllid Friday there is to be no parking on North Second Ave. or Mill Street on Sunday, March 28, after 7 a .m . The volunteer fire department will be washing down the streets and there may be some discoloration of water in the area due to the use of the fire hydrants. The mayor requests cooperation from the public during this period . Deadline reminder Final registratfon for the Syr~cuse-Minersville baseball program will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to I p.m. at the Syracuse MunlciJial building. All youth of the designated area are encouraged to register. Several teams have not been filled at this lime . No further registration is planned. Veterans Memorial Admitted--Gladys Thomas, Long Bottom; Anna ]>1artin, Middleport. Discharged -- Arthur Barr, Evelyn j\iaynard. Break-in cleared Meigs County shertft's deputies say a breaking and entering at the Lyle Swain cabin on Bigley Ridge has been cleared up. According to the report, the cabin was entered by prying open a rear window. · The stolen items, a box of dishes and a hunting knUe, have been returned to the owner. Three subjects arrested for the breaking and enterIngot the Ryan cabin, the Tom Hayman garage and the Portland Elementary School alBa entered the Swain cabin, .t he shertft said. Wreck damage light Light damages were Incurred to two vehicles In an accident on the upper parking lot In Pomeroy at 3: 55 p.m. Wednesday. Pomeroy Pollee said that accident occurred as a truck driven by Troy T . Manuel, Racine, pulled onto the parking lot as a·car driven by James Wamsley, Pomeroy, was backing from a parking space, hitting the truck In the side. Sting operations mately one pound of a green vegetative substance, believed to be marijuana, was confiscated from a rear bedroom of the mobile home In Cheshire. A .38-callber revolver was alBa removed from the premises. · When Mustard, Rife and Stewart Two large grocery bags and four returned to Gallla County, a team large garbilge bags, allegedli conof deputies led by Shert!t James M. taining dried marijuana, as well as Montgomery moved In on the mo- several medicine bottles containing bile holll!! In Cheshire. Sfeds were seized from the PomeWith the authority of a search roy garage . . warrant obtained through Gallla Rife and Stewart were being deCounty Common Pleas Court prtor tained, awattinl arraignment, to the raid, department personnel Thursday afternoon In' the Gauta searched the mobUe home and an County lail. auto, registered in Rlfe's name, · Phelps and Seth were scheduled parked at the dwelling. A similar to appear In Meigs County Court warrant had been Issued through today O!l the trafficking charges. the Meigs Common Pleas Court for Stewart and Rite were similarly search conductEd In that scheduled to appear In Gallipolis county. Muncipal Court for a preliminary · A plastic bag containing approxt- hearing. (Continued from page I) a Mec!lanic Street garage In Pome. roy where the purchase was allegedly made, arrestEd Phelps and Seth and conducted a search of the buDding. the of time." Mlcl!el, meanwhile, said he has found In talks with House Speaker Thomas P . O'Nem Jr., D-Mass., and other Democrats, that "the hard positions on the Democratic side have been somewhat softened" regarding cuts In politically sensitive government benefit programs and other Issues. Michel said he hopes Reagan now wUI demonstrate a ftexlbWty of his own by the time Congress begins an Easter recess next week. "You've got to cross the Rubicon sometime,'' Michel said, Majortty Republicans In the Senate had hoped to deiB.y work on drafting a budget ouUlne'unUI Reagan agreed to an alternative budget worked out In advance with Republlcans and Democrats. But, so far, Reagan has made no specific concessions. A Senate source said chairmen of the Senate's budget and tax-writing committees ''can't hold their committees ott much longer." Members of both political parties have virtually agreed that reducing deficits wUI require a mix Involving: -Changes In the tax reduction package Congress passed last year, Including the possibility of tax Increases. -A modification or reduction In the president's recommended milItary buUdup. -Steps to restrain the growth of cost-of-living Increases In Social Security and other government be- .' neflt programs. Reagan, however, has opposed proposals In all three categories. Area Death Myrna Ramsdell Myrna Ramsdell, 79, formerly of Meigs County, dted Thursday morning at Lee's Summit, Mo. , following a short Illness. Born In Portland, Ohio, she was the daughter of the late Wylie and Annie Henderson. She was a retired school teacher having taught last at the Portland Elementary School. Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by her husband, Frank Ramsdell. Surviving are a son and daughter-In-law, Robert and Avis Ramsdell and granddaughters, Kimberly and Heather of St. Joseph, Mo., and several cousins. Services wUI be at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the 'Frohley Funeral Home In Hamburg, N.Y. Tornadoes defeated Middletown Fenwick beats Southern in title game, page C-1 • ·t nttS Middleport- Today's T-S February re~il cerning releasing Rural Abandoned Mine Program (RAMP ) funds so reclamation projects can be done . It ·was reported that the bid opening for Snowville Site 1 will be on March 30 in Colwnbus. Cooperator agreements were signed for Roy, Alan and Ed Holter, Chester Township, and Stephen Baldwin, Sutton Township. Obsolete cooperator agreements were cancelled for Roy and Ada Hoi ter, Chc>ster Township, and David C. Flagg, Sutton Township. A change in Soil Conservatwn Service and Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District office hours was noted. The new office hours are 8 a.m . until 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Those attending the meeting were Roy Miller, Rex Shenefield, David Gloeckner, Thereon Johnson , Tom Theiss, Maurita Miller, Catherine Shenefield, Mary Lew Johnson, Cathy First, Robert First, Reid Young and Opal Dyer. collections down Retail sales tax receipts in Meigs County for February were down . almost 25 percent compared to February of 1981, but sales tax receipts for that month were up over 50 percent, according to the monthly report of Gertrude Donahey, state treasurer. Retail sales tax receipts for ~'e bruary , 1982, amounted to $95,079.74 compared to receipts of $124,440.93 for February, 1981, a decrease of $29,361.19, 23.59 percent. Vehicle sales tax receipts for February, 1982 amounted to $39,437 .71 compared to collections of $25,213.32 for February, 1981, an increase of $14,224.39 or 56.41 percent. ELBERFELD$ • WEEKEND SPECIALS Special Prices this weekend on many items all over the store - Stop in and look around Visit every department. Shop every Floor -It pays to take advantage of the Sales at Elberfelda. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT .ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY •. 10 Section,, 11 Pages 35 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newsp.1per Sunday, Mar. 28, 1982 State mandated budget cutbacks force layoffs at retardation centers ' business dlstrld. Police reported one dead aud two wounded In the Incident aud said they had a suspect in custody. (APLaserpholol - WORKING ON THE WOUNDED - Cleveland par&I,Jiedics work on one of three victims of a Thursday' afternoon shooting on Prospect Ave. in the downtown ' . Suspect held in Cleveland shootings CLEVELAND (AP) - Qeveland pollee said they are trying to determine the motive which led to the gunshot slaying of one man and the wounding of iwo others on a city street. All three shooting viCtims are associated with a Lebanon political Emergency runs Five emergency calls were answe red Thursday and on Friday 1nornlng bY 1oca1 units • the Me 1gs Coun ty E mergency MedleaI Se rvlce reports · The Middleport Unit a t 1: 15 a.m. Thursday wen! to Brownell Ave., to treat Brandon Johnson and atl:25 P.m. took Anna Martin from StoneApartme ts to v te wood n e rans Memoria 1Hosp!tal a nd a t 7: 55 p.m. took Ba r b Smith fro. m P ark St. to Veterans Memorial. The Tuppers Plains Unit at 1:24 p.m., took Sally Pooler from her home on Route 7 to Holzer Medical Center. Frtday morning at 7:14 a .m., the Rutland Unit took Allegra Will from her home to Veterans Memortal. • ·-Poster judging highlights Meigs SWCD session Conservation poster judging highlighted the recent meeting of the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District. Overall co-champion winners for the contest were Don Harris, Chester Elementary School, and Rachel Robinson, Rutland Elementary School. These two students will receive trophies from the Meigs SWCD along with cash awards and ribbons . The Ladies Auxiliary also elected officers for the coming year. Officel'll elected were Maurita Miller, president; Sally Gloeckner, vice president; and Cathy First, secretary. The auxiliary will be distributing bookmarkers to the fourth graders of Meigs County during Soil Stewardship Week which is May 11!-23. In other regular board business, Thereon Johnson was' appointed to serve on the (RC&D) Committee representing the board. Supervisors were asked to write to senators and congressmen con- Point movement, according to pollee. Pollee were holding a 41!-year-old man. Thursday night In connection with the shootings earlier In the day. PoUce Detective Bob Bolton said that the man was In custody, pending charges. He did not release the man's name. Bolton said the shooting occurred on Prospect Avenue at 3:20p.m. Minor d amages Light damages were reported to two vehicles In an accident on E . Main St., Thursday afternoon. Pomeroy Pollee said a truck driven by James Webster, Pomeroy, had stopped behind a car driven by James Hubbard, Chester. Hubbard was stopped at the tratflc light at Sycamore and Main. The truck rolled Into the rear of the Hubhard vehicle, pollee said. "Right now it's being Investigated,'' Bolton said Thlll'liday night. "We really don't know (the motive for the shootings} at this time." Sallrn T. Abllmouna, 27, of Fairview Park, was shot and died after arriving at St. Vincent Charlty Hospital. Bassam Khawam, 23, of Cleveland, was reported In serious canditlon at Metropolitan General HQSpltal wlthgunshotwoundstohls back and left shoulder_ Khawam's 27-year-old brother, Jamll, wasreported'lnstablecondllion at Lutheran Medical Center with gwishot wounds to his chest. Action dismissed . A court action filed by Judy Constance Neace against Freddie Joe Neace has ,___n .dismissed In the """ Meigs County Common· Pleas us.car prevlew Take-One insert ,--------------=Ceo.:..·.:..rl.:.,-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ORDINANCE NO . 1117-82 An Ordinance Minimum Size line of Fixing Water t\ e it ordained by th e Counc il of the Village of Middlepor t as fo!l oWs : Sec. I. That From and af· ter th is date of this Ordinance all i nstallation wh e th er origin a l i n· stallat ion or r eplacemen t installment of water lines extendin g from the villag e wa ter meter to the proper · ty of users of water sha 11 mee t the followin g specifications , to wit : A . The size of all such l ines shall not be less than 3/ 4" inside diameter. B. The material used in such l ines shall be copper or plilStic . C. All such lines shall be of a mini mum tes t of 130 poun ds. Sec . I I . Whenever any property owners sl'1all in· Space shuttle overview stall a new water line from the village meter to the point of use or replaces any part- of an existing water line between th e meter of the VillaQe and point of usc they shall install in said water system at some roin t between the meter o the first point in the building of use where water is tak en from the l if)e, a shut-off · va lve capable of stoppi ng the flow of all water to the plumbing in the builc;ting . Sec . Ill. Th is Ordinance shall take effect and be in · for ce from and after the earliest d.lte permiUed by law . Passed th e 8th day of March 1982 Attest : Jon P . Bu ck Cl erk COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - Senate Republicans could get some Democratic help on their new btU designed to balance the state budget by cutting spending and raising taxes. House Speaker Vernal G. Rl1fe Jr., D-New Boston, said Friday the House will give the measure serious consideration If It passes the Senate, where hearings already are under way. The hearings resume Tuesday on the omnibus btU which calls for a 6 percent spending cut In the next tis- · cal year, combined with a tempor- , ary Increase In the state Income tax. _ Provisions deanDg with the spending cuts and some other aUsterity moves wUI be examined by the Senate . Finance Committee, while the tax Increase will be re- 13126. 1412. 2tc POSTER WINNER- Sally Gloeckner, Catherine Shenefield, Cathy First, and Maurita MUier, all members of the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District Ladles Auxiliary, are shown with the· two ~hampion posters from the 1982 Co011ervation Poster Contesl Also a member and a · judge but not pictured was Mary Lew Johnson. BAKSHY A. CHHIBBER. M.D. (Internal Medicine and Pediatrics) ., announce the merger of their practices to '' MEDICAL ASSOCIATES with offiCes in Point . Pleasant and Man No. 7 South Second Street Mason, W. v~ Phone 773·5531 or 773-5532 The Profeulonal Building 2513 Jacllson Ave. Point Pleasant, W. V. Phone 675·5511 or 675...143 Offices ~~~ by appointment . ·-- - -- -· -· . AVE '77' V.W. SUPER BUG $A CHEVROLET MALIBU LANDAU COUPLE . V-8, A.T ., P.S. Tilt vinyl top, wheels, triple blackl '5195, BJ ROBERT E. MJIID A..oclllted p,_ Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Money-strapped Ohio, u.its a projectEd budget deflcltofJl btlllon but 12) In stock. Both have low miles and all the extras! '6695 two recent lederai developmenta have llfted Ita total Indebtedness to more !hall $2'b1Ulon, I . Wltllluc~ moet of the II!COnd $1 '79' FORD FAIRMONT . WAGON A.T., P.S., A-C, rear wiper, •JIM-FM. square pkg . ~ will ~ spread DVI!I' the next '76' CHEVROLET VEGA 12 Dr ., Sta. Wg . 4 cyl. A.T ., P .S., · Roof Rack. 12 Month Nationwide Used Car Warranty! Area deatlis .' ..... : .. A·7 Aloug the River • ; ~. B-1·9 Business .•~ . ( •• . , •••• D-3 '5195. Or u,ooo · funding !rom the state as the Gallla facWty did. "We won't be hurl that badly In operations beca~ we've been In It lor two years and didn't get In on state relmb\lfsement;" he said . viewed by the Senate Ways and Means Cornn1lttee. Senate President Paul E. GUlmor, R-Port atnton, said every effort wW be made to get "the State of Ohio" bills passed and sent to the House by the end of next week. Rifle declined to give details of the btu, but said majority House Democrats will consider any proposal that might solve the state's fiscal crtsls and oflset a projected $1 bllllon buclret deficit. He said If the need lor a tax Increase Is adequately demonstratEd, he prefers a boost In the Income tax Instead of the sates tax. Gov. James A. Rhodes says he wants o~t lncrellse In the sales tax but has refUsed to say he would veto a boost In the ~me a tax. '!be pending bUI would Impose cJasslfled' ....• , ••• IH-7 Farm- • . . • . • • • . • • • • • 'D-2 IMal .. ~ .•. ·. . . . . • • A-4-8 State-Natloual ......• D-1 'Spo1111 . . • • • • • • • . • • • C-1-8 Tilke-One .. • • • • IDsert several yean altllpuih there Ia a legal question even about that. "It ~ee~~~~ute It aets wone every day," saya llolwe Speaker Vernal G. Rl1fe Jr., D-New BoRon, a.ddtna that the state'• !IDaDcta1 ~ "Ia the ~ 1'111! aeen Iii tile 2& yean been bere." · rurre•a reacdon 11 typical of most ofllclall In !be wbere INiiiiVe IP""''DI cull are In the worD aJoar wliJi I IDcreulni rve Sti....,• poeelb!Ut;y of a._.., llaiii!Wid8 tu lncreue wttbln four montha. . "Subsidy-wise, we serve a smaller population, but It wUI hurt us, obviously. "Our programs are !Wed to the maximum, and the cut wUI curtail any . growth In our ptograms," STAFF TO BE REDUCED - adJnlnlt*ralloll bulldiDr ac GAl_.. Developmemal Cetlter lUnda llllenlly IIIII weekend alter employee8 were lnlonned Fl1day lhe six percent apelldlnJ cut ordered by lhe . . for one tear, starting July 1, a 0.1 percent Increase In the Income tax for low-bracket wage earners. It would be graduatEd up to 0. 7 percent for top-bracket taxpayers. The 10-year-old tax now ranges from 0.5 percent to 3.5 percent. The 6 percent spending cut proposed by the Senate leaders, unlike earlier cuts ordered by GOP Gov. James A. Rhodes, would apply to all state agencies, Including those which admlnlster social programs. '!bat would mean welfare recipIents would get lower payments, and the operating bu4gets of prtsons and mental hospital$ would feel the budget ax for the first time since the fiscal crunch began late last year. Rifle said Democrats oppose reductions In social p!'OI!Tamtundlng, but he dldn't rule out the possibility. Senate hearings are on tap thts Icy, the states will have to pay Interest ~ about 10 percent starting week, starting Tuesday, on a Aprll1. RepubliCan-backed proposal reThe bureau of employment serviquiring lurther spending cuta In the ces already has borrowed about $1 fllcal year starting July 1 and rats- · biWDo, and will have to borrow that lng the state Income tax for the flnt much more In the next few years, time since It was enactEd on Jan. 1, based on current proJections. 1972. · Up to now, the aovernment has HopeluJJy, If approved, It will made the loaollnlefl!St free. erue a $1 billion general fund deRllod'!ll and leglalatlve leaders ficit projectEd for July 1, 1883. Gov. James A. Rhodel' latest ex- don't plan to heed the attorney renecutive order lor a 2& percent eral's opinion, at least for now, and they have a plan to pay $7 mllllon In spendinc cut In the next three lnterell In the federal fllcal year montha takes effect Thunday, and starting Oct. 1, hoping to put the most atate aaenclell claim If will all problem otflnto the future. but put them Out of bullneta. But Rhodel c;onceded 1a1t week The lalelt bla blow came when offlclall teamed that the state has "it'aiOIIII!lblni that is t10ln8 to have to be lettJed In the courts." . to pay lnterell on money botrowed He also held out hope that confrom thelederal JOIII!I'IIIII!Il to pay ire~~ wW repeal the lntel'l!lt reunemploymellt compeaatlon. Ohio's ernpiayerl repay the quirement on the unemployment loaol, but under a ~ lederal ~loanl. will reauli 1n 111e dlacharllnr of 11111 cllent.e ac· GDC - aad the ellrnloailon of approxlmalely aoo Jobl. 'lbla amount ~·t Include 1.10 llllllclpaced Job abollllunenl.l calllled by earlier cUen& rete- proJec- llorul. News briefs•.. Hearings set in drug arrests . GALLIPOLIS - Preliminary hearings were set Frtday In Gallipolis Municipal Co4rt for two Cheshire men arrested on tratflcldngln drugs charges. Judge James A. Bennett said James B. Rife, 23, wUI appear In court at 9: ll a.m . Aprll14 on the trafficking charge. Rile signed a $5,000 recognizance bond and was released. A pretrial hearing on a menacing charge against Rite has been set tor 4 p.m . Aprlll21n court . The defendant alBa posted $500 recognizance !Janel tor the charge and was released . Michael R. Stewart, 25, will be In court at 1 p.m. Thursday for trafficking. He was released alter signing a $5,000 recognizance bond. Both men were taken Into custody last Thursday morning In Cheshire by the Galtla County Shertft's Department, concluding a threemonth undercover o(leration In cooperation with the Meigs County Sheriff's Department. Earl Phelps, 30, Middleport, and Brinley Seth, 2&, Pomeroy, were both arrestEd In Pomeroy Thursday morning by Meigs deputies In connection with trafficking charges there. Fire de~troys mobile home RACINE - A mobile home on Bashan Road near here was destroyed by fire tate Friday afternoon. No Injuries were reported In the Incident, and the Racine Fire Department said the owners, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shain, wert! both enroute to Columbus for the state basketball tournament when the blaze occurred. Cause of the fire hasn't been determined, although a neighbor told firemen an explosion was heard, followed by the tire. Rlwdes identifies disaster areas COLUMBUS, Ohio' - Five counties In northwestern Ohio have been declared federal dtauter areas because ot fJoocl damage from the Maumee and Blanchard rtven over a four-day period this month, Gov. James A. Rhodes says. The retidenta of Dellance, Henry, Lucas, Paulding and Wood counties will be eligible for Individual assistance through the Federal Emergency Management Agency, a White House spokesman e<mllrmed Friday. '!be federal government sent In teams to evaluate the damage before l'lllkln&' the dtsalter declaration. Residents can aeek atd lllrouch aeveral federal agenctea, Including loans from the Small BuaiJieu Administration. . ., .• l Layh continued. "By September, If our revenue doesn't come In, we'll have to make some drastic cuts." The cuts would be In staff, maintenance and tranSportation, he (Continued on A~) .· Ohio's debt j~JDPS to $2 bil~ion '80' PONTIAC GRAN PRIX Your Choice gal advice. ''This cut slmply means services wUI be aurtalled, and will be comIng sooner than we expected,'' Phelps said. "We've .checked with Mrs. (Dorothy) Candee (GalJta County audlior) to certify when our money Is going to run out." The poulbWty of closlni the school may become real ln"June when the fl,seal year endS. The board has since placed a one-mill operating levy on the June 8 ballot to provide additional tunds for the school, which 'serves more than 30 students, and the Gallco Sheltered Workshop, which has more thart40 employees. En.~ 11 the levy passes - It's been tw'ned down by Galtla 's voters thl;ee times In ~ last 1'h years .- the money won't be collected until early 1983, Phelps said. · "We still have to worry about that period of time," the superintendent said . •"We've got ~ertous p!'Oblenls faclni us In JUM, but the board Is trying to deal with them." In. Meigs CQunty, a new school and workshop for Its retarded cttl. zens stands vacant In Syracuse because there aren't-funds to start Its programs. The school Is still locatEd In the old Pomeroy junior high .school bulldlrig and has lii!en operating for the last two years of the county general fUnd. Chris Layh, school admlnlstrator, said the cut wUJ have a definite tm~ on its programs, but per· haJl$1\0t as severely as those In Gallla County. Layh said that when Meigs stopped Sending retarded students to Guiding Hand two years ago and started its own school, It didn't receive the same level of Hearings set on .omnibus bill Carl R . Horky President of Council Page D-1 P. JAMES NAVALKOWSKY. M.D. (Internal Medicine) By KEVIN KELLY Times Sentinel S&alf GALLIPOLIS - A six percent cut In si,lenlllng ordered last week· by Gov. Jaines A. Rhodes Is wreak. lng not•a little havoc with the Ohio Department of Mental Retardation. Becaute of the state's continuing · tlnaoctal crisis, service reductions at local facWtles for the mentally retan)ed will be cut back further and job abollshments wUI continue at state developr!\ental centers. The grtm assessment was Issued by Dr. Rudy Magnone, ODMR dl· rector, at a press ·cont~ In Columbus Frtday morntng In whl.c h he Identified Gallta and Meigs counties as two of the areas to be hardest hit. To meet the directive to trim from his budget,.Magnone said subsidles to the two counties' boards of mental retardation wUI be lowered and aome. 1,1111 employees .across the state iald ott - appi'oxitnaiel~ one-third of thoEe lay oils will be enacted at the Gallipolis Developmental Center. Both counties received 23 percent cuts In their funding levels durjng the last quarter of the fiscal year. Loren Phelps, supertntenderit of the Guiding Hand School In Cheshire, said reductions In staff and services have left the school at minImum operating standards, and If ihe school Is forced to go below those standards, It wW be taken to court by the state. In order to tight thts, a special pi'05eCIItor, WorthingtOn attorney John Shady, has been appointed to provide the school and the Gallta mental retardation board with le- •. � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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