http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3750d52b6513c7299eddf6ee451ebf5c.pdf 60385453919b688603cee75dd52faa7a PDF Text Text .. Pomeroy- M~Ieport, · Page- 1·6- The Daiiy Sel)tinel I Mrs . Glady Robson . 93, died Thu rsday at the Pomeroy Health Care Cent er. Mrs. Robson was born Feb. 24. 1894 In Syracuse, a daughter of the late Mert and Elea nor Williams Wiggins. A home· maker.- Mrs. Robson was a member or the Syracuse Unit ed Methodist Church and the Daughters of America, Guid ing Star Council 124. Surviving are a so n-ln·law, Paul Kloes, Minersville; a gra nd· son , Mic ha el K l o~s. Minersville; a brother. Kennet h Wiggins, Minersville; a s ister, Mary Bentz, Pomeroy, and fi ve nieces. Peggy Kerns. Midd leport; Martha Cunn ingham, Lim a; Dorothy Winebrennrr , Syrarusr; Dreama Beniz, Pomeroy. and Wanda Burdette. Ga llipolis. Besides her parents. she was preceded In death by two daughters. Eleanor Ro bson and Mrs. Paul I.Jea nt Kloes; her husband, Ralph Robson, Jr., and a grand· daughter. Paula Jean Kloes. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday a t the Ew ing F uneral Home with Rev . Steve Ne lson offl cia t.in g. Flurla l wil l be In Riverview Cemetery, Mlddlr· J)Or t. Friends may ca ll a l the fu neral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Thu rsday and from 2 to 4 a nd 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. ' I ·Meigs unemployment" I Area deaths Glady Rohson Thtndav. ~ay 7, 1987 · Ohio He was a Tetired Iarmer and a · former employee or the West Virgini a Department of Highwa ys. One daughter', a foster son, two sisters and lour brothers preceded him In death; Surviving are his wile, Dana Moody See; !our daughters. Bonna .Jean Handley, EliZabeth Jane McDaniel, Carol Louise Parsons and Phyllis Darleene Sword, all of Point Pleasant; two sons, Doren Gerald See and Wayne Lozell See, both of Naples, Fla. ; two brothers, Willie See, Ga llipolis Ferry, and Kenny See. Middleport, Ohio; 16 gra nd· ch ildr e n and 12 grea t · grand children. Services will be at 1:.10 p.m. Saturday at the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home with (he Rev. Louis A. Hussell and Dav)d Sword olflcla tin g. Burial will fo llow in Forest Hills Cemctrry. Friends may call at the funera l home after 1 p.m. Friday . Funds distributed State Aud itor Thomas E. Ferguson' s office announc ed today the May. 1987 distribution or $64,052,250 In Aid to Dependent Children IADC I to 6.12,247 rec ipIents In Ohio' s BB cou nties. Of t.hat amoun t $276,808 came to Meigs County this month !or the 2,842 rec ipients. Fergu so n said thE• !ola f amounl Earl Stw does not Include the weekly ADC Earl Sec, ·77, Ro ut e 2, Point auxili ary pay ments, wh ich will Plea,ant diod Wednesday in be made primar ily to new Pleasa nt Val ley Hospll al. recipients throughout the, month. He was born Se pt . 2. 1909 In Auxi liary payments of $4.731.1174 Lelarl to the• la te Rober t and resulted In a tolal of$69.148,220 in Clara Bucka lew Sc•e. . ADC payment s dis tributed to the counties for the month of April. It was noted that the principal May payment wen t to3,501 fewe r Marriage licenses have been rec ipients than the one In Apr il iss ued in the Meigs County and decreased by $364.896. ADC paymenl s are made to Probat e Court to Bri tt Henderson families with one parent or one Dodso n, 24. l"ort Eustis, Va., and unemployed pa rent on th e basis .Jodi Lynn Mlller,19. Midd leport; of family Sll.e and finan cial William Allen E lam. 21. Pomeresources. The ADC program is roy. and Dar la Mlehelle Oorrls. funded primarily by federa l and 18. Pomeroy: David Leonard state governmenr s. Roush, .Jr ., 17, New Haven. and Dianna Lynn Lee, 26, New Haven; Rober t Loweli.Jc ffer,-22, Albany, and Pame la Ann Gun !!!how slat~J Nei lsen. 2:>. /\thrns: and Mark A gu o show will be held at the /\ nthon.v Friend. 2:!. Pomeroy, and Harriet Sharon Haye, 25. Rutland Civic Ce nt er, on Sa ru rday from R a.m. t o~ p.m. Pomeroy . figure at 12.2 percent Meigs Court news r· · A foreclosure, actions on note quality services and, in addition, default and breach of contract. caused areputalion breach In the two actions for divorce · and Burke drilling business. , anol her . lor a dissolution of • marr iage have been filed In the The McArlhur Savings and'· Me igs County Common Pleas Loan Co. of Allia nce has filed a ·• Cour t. suit against Otto and Kathylene : In rhe mortgage foreclosure Falls, Reedsville on a promis- : action. the Home Natio nal Bank, sory note default . Filing for • Racine. has flied an action divorces were Paul Stewart,: against Nicholas R. !hie, et a!, · Cheshire, from Mary Wise Ste- ~ Racine, seeki ng re.covery of wart, Main St., Rutland, and·" $68,581. 2.1 on property In Middle- Ret a D. Bobo. Belpre . . from :: port owned by the,defendant s: Robert John Bobo. Reedsville. • An action asking for a judg- Both charged gross neglect or •• ment ol$256.500 has been filed by duty and extreme cruelty , and:: Michael . Burke and Marilyn the plaintiffs In both cases asked ~ Burke, Pomeroy, agai nst · the for custody ol minor children. • Univeral Well 'services, Inc .. . Lor i A. Howard, Racine. and;~ Clevelahd. The plaintiffs charge Jerome K. Howard, Pomeroy ..,. that the defendanl did ·not con- have filed for a dissolution of· Of lhe five area cou nties. slight improvement over the 12.5 Gall Ia County, at 10.3 percent, percenl or March, 1986. Meigs County had 1.000 people ra ted for March slightly ahead of rhe pack. accordi ng to estimates out of work , out of a work force of !rom the Ohio Bureau of Employ· 8,500. The March rate lor that ment Services. county was a .two-and-a-ha lfLawrence Cou nt y ended point Improvement over FebruMarch al 10.5 percent ; Jackson . ary's 14.7 rare and a two-point County, 11.9 percent. Meigs Improvement \l)Ver the March. County, 12.2 percent: and Vinton 1986. ra te of 14.2 percen t. Coun ty, B.4 percent. Vinton County had t he few es t The Ohio unemployment rate people In the area out of work, at stands at 7.5 percen t, nearly a ~00. out of a work force of 4.000. full percentage polnr above thE' Une mpl oyment went down na tiona l average. which Is 6.6 nearly three points from the 16.1 percent. percentage lor February, buiThe March rate was sllghlly more According ro the esti mar es. Ga llia County ha.d 1,200 ou t of than half a percentage point work, out or a work force of worse than the !2.8 pe rcen t fat · f"jro~r:m:;::to:·:a:n:a:g:ree :;::d:;:: co:n:t:ra:c:t :fo:r:::'h:e:l: r :m:a:r:ri:ag:e: .;:::;:::;:::::::w·;• · 12.000. The March rate was an the 'March, 1986. improvement ove r rhe 12.7 perce nt for February and the 12.4 percent for March. 1986. Lawrence Coun ty had 2,400oul we should not rush out Into of work, ou t or a work force of and the pu blic with this story until 22,700. The March ra te was two you at least had the facts." .< • points better tha n the 12.5 per' cent mar k for Febr uary and Secordsaid. . "But minutes later. obviously . • near ly a point belter than March. unbeknownst to Mr. Reynolds. 1986. Meese went be fore the YILLAG~t . J ac kson Cou nr y had 1,fl00 pea- Mr. Amer ica n people and made his · · p i~ unemp loyE-d, out or a work pronouncements and betrayed Paid for by y.. Candidate, Bruce J. lttd, I 00 llleneur St., Ioree of12,800. The March ra te Is all of us- and it 's unforgiva ble," Po11~ay, Ohio, 992·6723 about tw o point s better I han li s 14 he sa id, heav ily emphasizi ng rhe percent F~bruary rate and a last word. Apply for license R~~g?ed~ro~:!~... ·Ohio Lottery Church . page. notices - Page.7 Daily Numh,r 911 Pi('k 4 3849 • -e at y Vol.36 , .No .258 Clear tonight. Low l>elween H and 50. Mostly sunny Saturday. Highs between 75 and ~0 . ·entin·e 2 Sections, 16 Pages Ppmeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 8, 1987 .Copyrighted 1987. .' 26 Cenia' A Multimedi a Inc. Newspaper THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT ; IN ,. ·HE MAY PR.IMARY· BRUCE J REED POMEROY COUNCIL GOING TO THE MEIGS JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM? We will be taking ottr prom pictures this year in the ,111dllu rium of Pomeroy Villag e Hall, E. Main St .. Porn- , , ,.,,y, form erly .the old Pomeroy High School. on prom night. May 9. from 4 to 9 p.m. You don't need an appoimment. ]u.rt drop in duri11~ the time .riot. / YoM photo will be take>l before a prom theme b~ckdrop und ul t be .rame reasonable price I bat we have 11sed for tbe past ten year.r. That is. two 5x7's in folder.r and 4 walletJ for S5, payuble when tbe picture.r are taken tbat ni[!.ht. l'o11 can order .reveral .rels at th e .rame price. We look forward to .reeing you a~ai11 thi.r year. •VARIETY OF HANGING BASKETS •COMBINATION POTS •PORCH BOXES •AZALEAS •RHODODENDRONS •POTTED GERANIUMS ..ASSORTMENT OF FLOWERS Ul H I' HI'Iol., M·O MAIN ST. MARKET & 1 GREEN HOUSE IIH fiMI ! (,li,\H,\~H I At Middleport-Pomeroy City Limits 992-6034 • Ill EASTERN HONOREES - These are l~e Eastern Local School District's honorees ;.r: the academic excellence banquet. Front, I tor, Susan Brewer, grade 4, Tracy Murphy, grade6, Tuppers Plains Elementary ; John Sutton; grade 4, Karen Morris, grade 6, Riverview Elementary; Da_yl_~ . Fetty, grade 4, Carrie Morrissey, Chester Elementary; back, Andrea Cleland, Suzanne Clay, eight graders at Eastern ,Junior High; David Rice, Amy Hager, grade 10, Eastern Hi gh; Travis Newlun, A~ Lo,uks, seniors. SOUTHERN JIONOREES - Pictured al th•• Southern Local "chou! District's honorees at the academic excellence hanquct. Front, I tor, Mason Fisher, grade 4, Kevin Arnott, Krade 6, Syracus<· Elementary; Cortney Roush, grade 4. ,Julie Hill, grade 6, Racine Elementary: Michelle Harris, grade 4, Nick Adams, . grade 6, Portland Elementary; Tracy Pickell, Rrade 4, O<&rrell " Sayre, grad1! 6, Letotrl Falls Elt•mentary; back, • .Jennifer Smith, Cheryl Pap!', eighth graders, : Soulh~rn ,Junior High; Elbah<•lh ~mlth, Carol : Fisher, lOth grade, Soutlt~rn . 111gb; Diana • Simpson, Mall Hotrrls, ltach<•l Rt•ll>cr, ""nlurs al : Southern High. ' /~ ' Char/me a11d Bob Hoeflich The Photo Place 109 High Sr. I I Pomeroy ,, 9•1 "'"'~•'' SUMMER WOMEN'S ' TIMEX WATCH. CIVE MOM JEWElRY! SLEEPWEAR lht'H lo" i1 ntW gown or rabo ""'' -.... .... our coHedion of btoutiful slttp-r. Choolt long gowns & robes. short gowns & roloe~ pojoma1, nite lhirll, baby dOlls, d"'''" or o-..mbltS. 1lylon, poly I cotton blend, pli111, V ~nits and lorry in sizes small ond XX , large. Sale Prices Stan At Only SALE Give Mo111 a new watch! White or yellow gold finish. Quartz ;tylls, self-winding styles and electric styles. REG. S9.95 TO $49.95 $ Sale Priced From · . : · MOMS LO~E ROSES selected styles of: Cross ~ ican\ lwJiew itS aginlle Your Heart b"'s \J/0\U I SUPER LOOK ·pa.,,,., -?Thtn;'tu.~-.~ ..~;..~ar~a~WIIh~~-Out ~-~v./i;'ir;e wtTH•OUT•WIRE BRA ROSE BUSHES Top scholastic stud ents across Meigs (;ounty were honored Thursday night when the Meigs County Schools Academic Excellence Banquet was held at the Mci RS High Sohool cafeteria. Bill Buckley, tal ented and gifted coordinator for the count y, served 1111 master of ceremonies and awards - trophies and plaques - were presented by H11rold Roush, president of lh• Meigs County Board of Education. The three local s uperintend· ents Introduced students receiving the awards and Included Richard Roherts, Eastern Local; Dan Morris, Meigs Local, and Bohby Ord, Southern. Speaker lor the dinner, c atered l>y Circle'• of Gallipolis, was Jim RQgers, long lime psychologist In the Meigs County Schools. Three seniors earning the awards were not present because they were attending the Holzer Medical Center science awards dinner, also held Ia.~t night. They are Melissa Calaway, Eastern High; ,Judy Mees, MeigS High, and Tammy Theiss, Southern High. By .,JUDI IIASSON and Dl\j'iA WALKER WASH INGTON IUP I) -Congressional Investigators, complellng their first public look at "the use of Iran arms sale profits to aid the Nica raguan Con tras. are tu rning from a White House outsider to an -Oval Office Insider for more details about President Reaga n's wors t scand al. . Richard Secord, a cent ral figure In the sca nd al and the ll rsl major witness lo teslify publicly to the committees. was expected to wind up four days of testimony Reg. S8.45 ......Sale S6.33 Reg. S9,4 5......Sale s7.08 SALE SPRING BASE CHAIRS For Years of Comfort. Reg. S102.00 low Back Chair....... s12.00 Reg. SJ19 .00 High Back Chair ...... $84.00 Reg. S22S.OO lounger ................. $) 59.00 ' low Sale Prices on our entire stoclt of quality Uoyd Sumnter Furntur1. .. .. .... .... . . ·~·. ·. • • • •• rSa_le •• • • ... ·:..... · ~· --... • • • ••••• • •••• o• •••• Sale Prle.. $559 to $49 59 • CHAta( UIO I I oyd"/~itda's "heryblooming Hybrid Teo Rose •Everblooming Floribunda Roes Many New Roses for 1987 Our entire stock of btoultful coordtnate sportswtor is reduced for Mother's Day giving. llrands inclucM Dtvon. Russ, Donttklttll'f, AiIHn, Cricket laM and Wrangler. Junior, Miuy, Petite and Extra Sizes. REG. SJ.OO TO 1()2.00 •o•u•o•, .,.11 111 41 n1 »u Fields, Chad Carson, ,Jared S h ee t ~. Brenda Sinclair, lOth Jl'rade r~. M•'iAS Jllgh; hack, Ml ch•ilc Knapp, Phil King, KrlsllllayneM, Marty Cline, .Jeff Arnold, Erin A_nd erson, seniors. Expect Secord to finish testimony today WOMEN'S El• .,,,,~, UPPER MEIGS HONOREES - Thest• 11rc the Meigs Locul School Dlstrld upper grade aca· demlc l'<ccllence awards winners. front , I to r, Melody Carl, Beth Ew ing, Elise Meier, Terry Honor top students Reg. s10.4 5....Sale s7.83 Sportswea~ ,Jason TAylor, fl'rade 4, Russell Trlplell, grade 6. Pomeroy Elementary; Vanessa Compston, grade 4, Middleport, Elementary; hack, Melissa Vance, grade 4, Melissa Durham, gr:1de 6, Harrisonville Elementary; Linda Chapman, grade 6, Bradl>ury Elementary; Stephanie Walker, -"m~ Wagner, .Jennifer Taylor, Kristin Slawter, Aaron Sheets, all grade 8 at the MriJ!S ,Junior High School. Quality Jackson & Perkins All in Redi-Piant Boxes. .gimles MEIGS LOCAL GRADES- MelgsLoeal lower . grade students winning awards of academic excelienct• at Thursday night's dinner lnHudcd: front, I to r, .Jarrod Folmer, grade 4, Shelley Smith, grade 6, Salbhury El•mentary; Crystal Vaughan, grade 4, Allison Gannaway, grade 6, Salem Center Elementary; Travis Grate, grade4. Shetyl Thoma, grade 6, Rutland Elementary; EL 9fJ.J67J • ,. : Board.names Apling So .many ways to say 'I love you, Mom" Because ~-very mother is spedal, you'll find hundred!! of very special ways to show your love with a Hallmark Mother's Day nrd. You can share a smile or a ~entimental wish. There are so many beautiful ways to say Happy Mother's Day ... only from Hallmark, . STOlE lOUIS 9:30 TO 5:00 MON.·SAT. new superintendent of Eastern District At a 3-2 vote, the Eastern Local a year. Dr. Apllng received his bacheSchool District Board of Education Thursday night employed lor's in education fr om the current high school prlnlclpal, University or Toledo In 1962; his Dr. Dan lei L. Apllng as super in· mas ter's In .educallon administration In 1967 from Calllbrnla tendenr of the district. State College ln·l.os Angeles and Dr. Apllng was given a three year contract, effective Aug. 1. his doctorate in educa tional as superintendent of the Eastern administration from the University of Toledo In 1970. District . He was a classroom teac her Voting to hire Dr. Apiing were from 1962 to 1967 In the Washing· board members, Susie Hei nes, ton Local Schools, at Toledo and Kathy Manlcke and Jim Cald· well. Voting against the hiring at Fontana, Calif. From 1967 to were board members Roger 1970, he was a graduate assistant · and Instructor and assistant Gaul and Jim Smith. One board me mber noted that director of student field e~perlen­ Or. Apllng was hired at a salary ces at the University of Toledo. ln of $38,700 annually while Richard 19'70-71, he was assistant to the Roberts. superintendent for the director of' personnel In the pasl eight years, receives $37,33 (Cottttaecl on Pace U) . • ' roday by stickin g to his co nten lion that he did nolhlng Illegal In selling arms to Iran or diver ting profil s lo the Nica raguan Contra rebels. The commiiTCCS then planned to turn to RobeJ't McFarla ne. the pres iden t's former national se· curl ty adviser who went lo Iran a yea r ago In a fruitless secret mission to trade weapons ror American hostages In Lebanon . While Secord, a retired Air Force major genera l, has des cribed the view or a prlvare en trepreneur brought In lo do ·the gove rnment 's foreign policy hen, R-Malnc, a member or the work, McFarlane, a retired Ma- Senate lra n·COntra commlltec. ri ne colonel, offers th ~ Insight or "We don't c~ pN: I him lo co ntrlb· a former top aide with dally utc more than he's already access to the preside nt. lestlfled." Me Fa ria ne, who t rlrd to com· However. lawmakers said I hey mi t suicide Feb. 9 wi th an wou ld question McFarla ne aga in overdose of the trijnqulllzer. about whal Reagan knew and Va lium, has test ified already to when he .approved sellln ~ U.S. congressional lnves!lgators, the Hrms to Iran . Independent prosecu ror's feMra l gra nd jury and the presidenti al Tower Comm ission. " McFarlane will be goi ng over whar he has tes tifi ed ·ro pre•· vlously," said Sen. William Co- Syracuse Council to repave streets perm issio n to file for a gran t t,o add an addi tion to the present li re station. Council agreed to advertise for bids for the sale of lhe town's dump truck. Sisson presenrect council with Information on a Bru nco Dumper. Such ·a unll ca n be placed on a pickup truck or lraller and can be used In lhe sa me manner as a large dump rruck. Sisson Is to obtai n prices on a Bru nco Dumper and report his findings to council. II was reported tha t cars are parking on sidewalks which Is not allowed. Persons In violation are advised to discontinue such pracUces . Pollee Chief Jim Connolly will be advised of those In violation . David Lawson, In charge of maintenance at London Pool. tOld council that the high dive was In need of repair also the slide. Mayor Pickens agreed to· have someone check the high dive to enable council to make By KATIE CROW Sentin el Correspondent Permission was granted to purchase live ton or hot mix for patching of streets a nd to adver· tise for 400 tons of hot mix. more or less, for paving when Syracuse Vi llage Council mel Thursday night. Mayor Eber Pickens told council there were several s treets that had large holes requiring Immediate attention before pavIng Is done. Ernie Slsslon. chai r man of the street committee along with rwo ot her members of the co'mmittee will determine which streets will be' paved. The street co mmittee will meet at 6 p.m. on May 19. Following a tour or the streets there will be a meeting of council. Council also gave Mayor Pickens permission to purchase a push mowet to be used at the pool area and light bulbs lor the park. Mayor Pickens, on behalf of Ihe tire department, was granted if sale and nrcessary repairs. Cou ncil in ot her ~·usl n ess gave the first reading to two seperate ordinances. One Is banning pit bulls within the corporation and the second ordinance will not allow the rcnlln g of trijJiers within the village except In a moble home park . . All pit bulls currently within the corporllon limlls must be removed within 30 day s fr om Ihe date of the passage of the ordi nance . Person or persons found In violation of the ordl· nance will be lined not more that $100 lor the first offense and not more than $500 lor the second offense. The ordinance states thai no mobile home, trailer, or s imilar portable struct ure. for the express purpose ol rental Income, shall be per mltled to locate In the village; except In a mobile home park. The trailer ordi nance reads that persons with rental trailers Continued on page 12 Hart • quits race , DF.NVEit I UPI ) - D••mocrat Gary ll artannoun•·ed th~ end of hi• lront·runnlnR preol· denlial campaign today, say· ing H('m not a hc1dcn man'., ••vcn lhou~h he w"" forct•d IQ withdraw hy r••vc latlons ht• s pent part ol la•< l week••mi with a woman other than hl!l wife. Hart, ~o . mad<• the stalll· mcnt on only a lew miles froni the loot of the nocky Moun· talns wl;lrrc ht• declared his second bid for Ihe While House 25 days ago. The decision to quit the race ' Willi came Friday 'after four days of relentless quesllonH since The Miami Herald re· ported he spent mu ch of tho! weekend In hi• . wa.,hlnKton townhouse with blonde actress· model Donna Rice. while his wife, l.ee, was In Denver. .•' �, ' ' I Comment '., I ' Friday, May 8.• 1987 Page.:-2·. The Daily S.ilii .. ' Cards outlast Padres, I7-IO; Giants hum.ble Cubs, II to I .. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·• Friday, May 8, '1987 ' The Daily Sentinel , 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOO'ED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEI08·MASON AREA ~~ '. ......__,._...,..,....._=.. =q . ~v . ROBERT L. WINGE1T Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD A,alalanl Publlsher/Conlroller BOBBOEFUCH General Manarer ' ' . AMEMBE R of The United Presslnternatlonal,lnland Dally Press A.1180Clatton and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. , LE'M'ERS.OF OPINION are welcoi'TIC They lihould be less than D1 words 1~1· All letters are subject to editing and rJJJSt bP..s jgned with name, address and telephone number. No W1 slgnEd letters will be Pf': blllhed. Letter11 •hould be In gQod taste, addreulng Issues, not per!Malltli.!s . . .. ~ ·',' Washington Window Nancy has no apologies . By HELEN THOMAS WASHINGTON 1UP II -First lady Nancy Reagan, after six years In the White House, has laid It on the line - she has no apologies for looking out for her husband' s "personal and political welfare." Mrs. Reaga n, accused by crlttrs of meddling In national and world afl'alrs. also says, "I think It' s an Important ,legitimate role!or a !l(st lady to look after a president's health and well-being. And If that Interferes with other plans. then so be It. " For that she will be applauded. Undoubtedly. she refll'<'t s what ot4er fir st ladles have felt, but suffered In silence. 'Fhc first lady has)earned that life In the While House Is not exactly a 'liowl of cherries, but has grea t rewards. She has rolled with the pu~ches, and ~ Iter what she calls a "rocky" start during her first two year. she found her own cause and her own Identity . She spoke out for the fi rst time on the "high highs and tow lows" of being first lady to the American Newspape r Publishers Association at Its conv ention In New York . · She began with sell deprecating humor, saying she was afraid she might have to ca nrel her talk, ex plaining : " You know how busy 1 am - between stalling the White House and ov!'rseelng the arms talks." Mrs. Reagan said that she was "completely unprepared for the Intense scr utiny" that she would receive, having been In public life so long. "If the pr!'sldrnl has a bully pulpll, then the first lady has a white glove pulpit ," she d<'clared . "It's more refined, more restricted. more ceremonial. but ll' s a pulpit all the same." She took up the cause of drug abuse among youth and became a r$Hylng point of hope for concerned pa rents and the young under tl)iatment. ,~!though It Is a goldfish bowl, she learned what other first ladiPs h~ve ll•arned: You l'an become Isolated In the .Whltl' House. Eleanor R9i>sevelt set the tone for the modern first lady: In effect, don't just sli' there. do something to help others. :Most subsequent first ladles have unders tood their Influence' and have tried to make a contribution. · ' Jacqueline Kennedy restored the White House to Its co(ontal e~gance and promoted the need for preserving historic landmarks. -Lady Bird .Johnson launched a national beautification campaign tli'at Is still In full swlnl( today, especially In Washln~ton where the f~wers she planted are In full bloom. •Pat Nixon trav eled over the country pushing voluntej'rlsm and diSplayed the warmest hospitality In the White House. She spent some f'l,ur hours a day a nsw~rtng her mall, mostly appeals from desperate petsons who sought her help as a court of last resort . ~Betty Ford was never afraid to speak out. She had a mastectomy one month aftl'f becoming first lady and rallied women to have early ta ncer detection res ts. She supported lhe Equal Rights Amendment tot he hilt. ~Ros a lynn Cm·ter worked to Improve thl' condition of the mentally afflicted and throul(h her· efforts, held heari ngs that led to a new low o6 ·th£' treatment of those who hav(' mental health problems. Mrs. Carter was severely criticized for orrastonally sitting In on dt btnt·t mretl ngs. Bul,shr did so at the behest of President Carter w)lo wanted hN there. •Mrs. Reagan's Cr ud with chief of staff Donald Rega n Is well known . · Y:hrn she f£'1! that th!' Regan -run White House was not helping her hpsband rrocover from the Iran arms-Co ntra aid scandal. she sought his replaceml'nl . ' ht> ft>el s she Is doing whal any loving Wlf£' would do. In going publir w,Jlll hN Pxplanal ton of the rote of the fir st lady. she has sPt the pal'r fQ(' her suc·cessors. ~'fhcn• Is one pitfall-lhat Americans may wonder whethN a strong f\f•t lady Is covering for the elected weak husba nd , and may In !hal r!Sperl call Into question who Is running the country. But th<' first t$1!v Is ro nftdent th at her husband will be viewed as a leader . tetters to the editor ~· Up.">et over theft •I hope whoever had the nerve to go onto my mother's property aJ931 Hysell Street and steal hE'r two chairs to her bench set. goes oli to bigger and better lhtngs and gt!ts caught bill lime. · MY mother Is a honest person afld would never do anything to hprt anyone and even though ti\Osetwo chairs belonged to a set dlat was given her last Mother's Dl!y; I'm quite sure If the sticky flngers thai took them. would h)ve took time to ask her. sht''d • • more than likely given them to them. I can't understand why anyone would want to siE'al from elderly people. ThE'y had to be paid for, before my mother could havE' them, a nd the person who sol<' them ~ay think they got them free, but they will pay for them In the long run. So I hope whatever their purpose was for sealing the chairs. they PnJoy them. Barbara Stahl Pomeroy Unit appreciates donations •• Your Meigs Unit of the Amert , t(Olng on at present and Ihe unit &n Cancer Society has provided flme services such as transpor· '-tlon. help on drug bills or tllunteer drivers , lendln!( some (!lrm of equipment such as bed, walker, wheel chair, to many Jtople In the twelve townships In ¥elp County. There are usually t to f cancer scrt>enlng clinics fiscal . year. The unit pays ttl' the laboratory work. - In ll87 so far. Dr. Wilma Mansfield JOt• oraanlzed four Doctors to help. Dr. Villanueva held one In teb., for21patlents. Dr. Furlong tfll conduct a clinic on May 14th ~m 1 to 5o' clock with the help of Jlorma Torres. (county heallh Jlllnt' and ataffl at the helth , otater. Call 992-6626 for appoint· .,_,, 20patlents at this time. Dr. ~~-Witherell and Dr. Dayo will llilld llltllre clinics . These people to be commended for donal· l l their time and efforts. · "nne residential campa,l~n Is .ch toe appreciates all donations anq help sincerely. Some cancer facts: Two out ol three A~erlcans will never get cancer. 45.~. ne.w cancer cases will be diagnosed In Ohio this year. The lung cancer death ratewnr surpass the breast cancer death rate In women and will beeome#l killer or women. The average American who died 'of cancer In 1983 ran up more than $22,000 In medical bills during the final year of life, Three out of eight patients who get cancer this year will be alive five years from time of diagnosis. Please support your Melp Unll of American Cancer Society, the one clole to home. . Janice.Haynes Public Information Chairman of Melp Unit Voters bored The Wagman File,. By MiKE SULLIVAN Cardlna,ls. "I don' t see anybody UPI Sports Writer dogging it." The .St. Louis Cardinals' and Clark started ' the etght-ruri San Diego Padres' bats made up surge with a homer to left. center for the Weak display of power In field.. Steve Lake added a two- run the first game ot their series. triple, Forsch doubled In a run, coml)lning for 34 hits and 27 runs Coleman collecred an RBI single. In the second game. Terry Pendleton slapped an RBI "We were just trying to get 27 single, Clark hit a run-scoring outs and get out of there." single and Willie McGee's single Cardinals Ma~ager Whitey Her· drove In the last run of the inning zog said afler Jack Clark Ignited ' lo give the Cardinals an 8-0 a n eight-run fourth inning with cushion. his seventh home run of the San Diego scored five runs In season to help 'lhe Cardi nals to a both the seventh and ninth 17-10.rout of the Padres. innings to trim the margin to "It was a strange game," said 17·10. Bruce Bochy and Stan Herzog, whose team almost Jefferson - both of whom had surrender ed a 14·0 ad~antage. been activated from the disabled ''They oughl to save some money list before the game - homered arrd show th at one the rest of the to account for the seventh,fnntng year.·· runs. Jefferson's blast was a Bob Forsrh pitched 6 2-3 two-run shot and Bochy powered innings and Improved to 1 4-3. a three· run homer. , Andy Hawkins, 0-4. who held the In the only game played In Cardinals hitless until the fourth. American League Minnesota de· was the loser . . feared Baltimore a-2. Elsewhere " I don't keep them In lhe In the National League . San memory bank roo long.· ' said San Francisco pounded Chicago, 11·1 Diego Manager Larry Bowa, and Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh whose tea m collected just four · 6-.1. hit s in a 3,0 loss Wednesday to the Twins 5, Orioles 2 --------------------~------------------ MANCHESTER. N.H. (NEA) Rotary. coffees attended by - Insisting that voters are.more .Democratic a,ctlvlsts at the Con· Interested In substance than In cord home of former state Sen. political "horse-races" - this Mary Louise Hancock, sessions one's a frontrunher. that one:s a with 'the editorial boards of dark horse - presidential hope· · various newspapers and talks luis are focusing on tsuses rather before stude nt groups at than Images. But If the early Dartmouth . going Is any Indication, the At these sessions. candidates candidates - especially the usually give a short set talk about Democrats - may be forced to why they are running and des· change their strategy. crtbe their vision of ·a better Almost without exception, .the America . current crop or Democratic hopeThe problem Is. th at, In these fuls Is extraordinarily well In- general statements, the candl· formed . In fact. most possess dates put forward !ftUCh the same what at times seems to be im view of America. encyclopedic knowledge of curAll talk about patriotism, the rent Issues, be It trade, arms need for administrative compe· control, educ,a,tlon, Latin Amerl· renee In the Oval Office; the can policy or the environment. return of honor to the governance Over the past months these of this country. They talk about candidates have made almost budgetary ·restraint and returnweekly forays to New Hamp- Ing political power to the lltlle shire, making wha,t have become guy. obligatory stops - · luncheon If you close your eyes, you speech~s · to the Manchester would be hard pressed to say who ' you are listening to. They may differ on specifics but whim they talk about what Is motivating them to seek the presidency, their words are practically Interchangeable. Then they begin to answer questions. And - whether the candidate Is Gary Hart, Richard Gephardt, Joseph Blden. Ml· chael Dukakls, Pabl Simon, Jesse Jackson, · Albert Gore. Bruce Babbitt or Bill Clinton the result Is rather startling. espeCially to audiences that are used to hearing generalities from politicians. To a man. ask one of the Democratic hopefuls what he thinks about about any major Issue of the day. and you get a long and detailed answer. A "ery long and very detailed answer. At times they seem to be relating a Ph.D. dissertation that they have memorized . ~ -\'(0{'. '1·C I I I "At least you got custody rights on the test tube." In many ways, the 1988 Democratic primary has·started out as the most Issues-orientated campaign In Americ;m politics In years. And what appears to be the voters' response? Watch the audiences In New Hampshire as they are born· • barded with facts and figures details of programs · started, · legislation sponsored or bills pending, and you notice after a few minutes that their eyes glaze over and their attention starts to wander. Talk to Democratic activists around New Hampshire, and you · hear the complaint that r;10ne or the candidates so far ate "very exciting." As Macy Louise Hancock puts It, "There's no magic to any of the candidates." The same people complain that they "don't really know" the candidates yet, despite tlie ' fact that many have made dozens of appearances .here In the. past ye3'r. Translate what they are saying and you begin to realize that these people are really looklpg for charisma, but what they are getting are nuts-and-bolts argu· 1 • ments over nuances In trade policy o~ rapid-transit plans. This, of course, rekindles the argument about what voters really want. If, as the politicians say, people want to vote on the candidates· stand on thP major Issues of the day. then New Hampshire voters · should be In heaven. But polling here seems to show · · that voters are actually being turned off by the current em ph a- · sis on Issues. What th ey seer.n to want Is a ·· visionary. What they are getting are technocrats. If this so-far listless response · from voters continues, took for the candidates to begin substltut· lng old·fashtoned stem-winding . for position papers. You may also hear few er co mplaints about the media "Ignoring" issues In favor of personalities. CORRECTION: In a previous column It was Incorrectly slated th at .Democratic presidential hopeful Rep. Richard Gephardt of Missouri was a Catholic. He Is a Baptist. and dessert at a party that lasted until midnight. Although Ja ckson and Gore were the only presidential hope· Cuts who appeared here, virtually all of the other contenders dispatched senior staff members to seek the backing of Influential party leaders . . Although the DNC mt>etlng was held almost 15 months before the party's prPsldentlal nominating co nvention opens In the summer of 1988. the sa les pitches offered for the various candidates were neither subtle nor subdued. The campaign for the nomination not only is starting earlier but also may last longer and end later than most politicians and CHESHIRE - The Southern Tornadoes kept their SVAC championship hopes alive Thursday evening with a 11-6 triumph over Kyger Creek In an impor- · tant SVAC di amond contest. Southern Is now 11·3 and 10·2 In the SV AC, while Kyger Is now 6-1. Southern scored three runs In the first Inning. when with one out Chris Stout doubled, Dave Amburgey reached on an error and stole second, then both trotted home on a booming RBI single by Shawn Cunningham. Cunningham later came home on an error. 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Dwl~ht Cl)('bran. i nd crt>W 10 contlnlH' wllh thr manv lmprovrmtiU!I !ltartPd rarllt'f Ibis yeai-. Thf" result of thfolr hard Work Is rt'ail y show ln~ In the ""' palnl. b!Pacher ImprovemE-nts, ~['lleral ~IJLI nd· kt'('l)lnll!: and ~rack pn>parallon. (Thr racln~ surfare was dusl·fr£'P and vtr:v ,;mooth for this rarly In lht'M!aton. II" 11 tiot ("asy to pull this off artC'r wlnltr frft'Zinl{. sprlnJZ thaws and thr normally vkt sprlnJZ wt>alh('r. R.Psults- Latt> Modtls : tFast Qualifier - 1128 Harold RI>dman . lll6 Lorry Keef<>r , JO Larry Bond. 21! H. Fralurr - ~ Harold Rf'dm !ln, 10 Larry Bond. llJ Roy J ohnson, 4~Coll o n Sayrr , r.6 Larrv Ke eff'r. T·l Bollbv Dav\dso11 , 817 Blll "Barl;l(>r, 0 Ma rk Dl ck.son. :w Da\'(' Nuuer . Sportsman (tklbby l Dash- 31M St eve Bu rnsld(', IX Larry Holmt'l. 62 Jim Lanham. 2nd Ht?al - 5-3 Buck Lamb. 38 Kenny Johnson . 45 Ar{'hiE' Burdettf'. Fralurt" - 31M Sie-ve Bumtlde, lX Lorry HoiiiM'S. 53 Buck Lomb, 3.1 R.O. Atkinson, 38 Kenny Johnson, 2 SIPVe Davis, WVl Rodlft'l' Cozad, 62 Jim Lanham, lJ Jot Memel. 45 Archie Burdtttt, C46 Cr,~ Caf"P("nt~r . Srl'fft Srock Otsh -17 Clair Sullivan. 24 Bob Maarudor. 817Y Willard Barb<>r. FPaturP. - 17 Clair SUUivan, 817Y Willard Barbrr, 14 Bob MaR!'Udl'l', 25 Harold Plcltms , 40 John Flora. Racln11 rontln~W~ , E'Yef)' Frklay n_,tn "''llh tlfl]e 1na Is at 7:30 and radn~t at. 8: 30. Ed Eaton, JoE> ME'm£'1. PrcmoiEon Dic kson. !2nd Hfat- T-1 Ford Bobby Davktaon . .c; I'll- -113-5712 OHIO VALLEY SPEEDWAY IU .t w..htnrton. wv a rat Ma1 I. lttl7 .-__ ' .. 1;r~ ~· • " " ., lilA. . .. . v.• • Rtfdman. 0 Mark "Sorry// gave If Ill/ to • TV evtngellst. " • I. Track Cbllon Slyf'f', 1U RGy John.an. ,, e J • SJ\FE AT HOME - St. Loub pitcher Boh For.ch (:!)I Sl'Ores as ln11l pops out of glow of INDIANAPOLIS iUPII- Ma · rio Andrctt!. who has nol started from thP pole at Indianapolis In 20 y<·ars. is a favori te for lh r prime Slart lng spot when qual If\' · ing begi ns Sa lurday for the 71s r lnd la~apo li s ;,(1(] , Andrettl drove his Lola Chev· role! 10 thP fas trst lap re<'ordrcl at the Indianapolis Motor Speed·,. way on Thursday. The 1%9 Indy winner· turned the 2W· nillr oval al 218.2:14 mph , fin ishing the tap In just over 41 .2 seconds. "Where we arc. a nd .a ltitlr olr more. I Ihlnk will get II. " Andrei! I said oft he pole bailie. .,. I think you arc going to see records broken, and by more than one car . Recausc offi cial standards musl be set In qualifying or th e rare, the records In jeopardy arc those srt last year by Rick Mears. The fastesr single lap at the truck was 217.:>81 mph with lh(• record four-lap qualifying average a t 216.H2R mph. Andrcttl 's lap Thu rsday broke rh e unofficia l tJ·ar k record of 21 ~. 204 mph he s<'l on Tul•sday. Especially salisfylng was thP fa cl his two fastest laps •·am<' Meigs to play AHS By Dave Harris The Meigs Marauders currenlly leading the Trl-Valley Conference baseball race by 2 full games. hits the tournament trail tonight as they tak e on the Alexander Spartans at 4:30 at Athens High School. First year head coach Roger Foster sends his ace of Ihe staff to the hill tonight In Mike Bart rum. The 6·5 junior right hander Is showing everyone that he Is one of the premier pitchers In southeastern Ohio. In 42 Innings pitched this year he has allowed only 14 hils and striking 69. The winner will advance to second round play Tuesda y ni ght at 4:30 against Warren Local. Warren defeated Federa l Hocking Wed· nesday night 6-0, behind Doug Huffman's 4 hitter . The Marauders record Is currently 12·6 overall and 11·1ln the T.V.C. two games ahead of Belpre. In action Wednesday night Me igs defeated VInton Co. 11·1, and lost at Athens last night 4-2. Details of those games were unavailable. with d i ff~ rcnt .1 lt r ratiOM"On lh r ear . SPRING USED · CAR ~,A~UES 1981 OLDS 98 ................. $4295 4 dr. auto, 1'1, I'S, Air, fully equipped. • 1981 CITATION •••••••••••••••• S1395 4 dr. Standard. PS. . 1979 FORD LTD ................ $1695 ' STA YION WAGON. 4 dr. Fully equipped 1979 FORD FAIRMONT ••••• Sl 095· 4 dr. New motor. Good condition. 1979 TOYOTA .................. S1295 2 dr. Hatchback. Auto., air. Runs good. 1977 CHEVY PICKUP .......... S425 4 spd. Little rough. luns good. t would like to thank tvtry· ant who nttd for 1111 in tht May 5th Primary Elet· tion. I would also Hkt to thank neryont who htlptd by clistribvtitll posters and cards or offering to help in any way they could. IIYAN SHANK C••dlllatt fer fi ...o Co-11 · ' Pd. tor by C.ndiolote, hMifOJ 335 t.asloy St... Pomeroy DUCKETT'S PLANTS MOTHER'S DAY DISPLAY Now's th e iime 10 save big on a variety of long running Lawn -Boy products. Pusl), self-propelled and key electric star! models.' . •' BEDDING PLANTS VEGETABLE PLANTS -HANGING BASKETS CACTI & SUCCU~ENTS NEW FOR 1987 GIFT SHOP COME AND SEE US AT POIIIOY l M Padres' Benito S11nt1ago (right) during Thursday, _ nlghl's ocllon In San Dll'go. 1'he Ca rds ~ut!W<h•d . lilt' Padres, 11-HI. (UPI) Favor Mario Andrett:i for top spot • tn tourney r Tuh•du at Ttdi•wuh·r f 'hlo·uKn J."iilldlllo • I ·!) af S.m III•' K" I~­ l)a\ls 1· 11. lll:tlfJI ,I\I. M l. l 'c·t. • 111 , K' ~ ( 't•lumhu"ul Kh·hn111nd .~11.lnr• a1 K.t~t· ht,;t l'r l':llrtwa·kt• ul Sy r Ltt·u!Oi(' :! . II 1 '!:1 :!;1:1 1 ~ ' 1 'llltlr"d il.\''" H1•..ull" St . 1 ~ 111._., li . Sar1 Ill· ·~· Ill !(:m l'rl\111 ';..,,, 11 . fhh·aru 1 l o~•!'o .\nro •J,.,. fii, l'lthhur~ :1 l' rhh~,· · ~ t iallh"' lluu!lh•n P·~•·u ll :1-:!1 ad ,\ tu•n•W tll••n· lUll :H J, i : :l\ p.m . l'hll lult•IJthl:t 1Htlllln "!· I J 111 t "ln1·lnn111 I IHI"II"flill)l'e-·11. 7::1:; p. m . S''" " \"nrk IU11rlln,; '! -II ut ,\Ji unla 11.. :o\lnllh :I-l L 7: IIIJI .m. t:.... ' l'l . ~211 II U . :18~ 1 13 .m Frldll,\ '11 U11mr.>i j. f "l•h·:t"" •II S;tn lli•'il"· Ci K .7"!fl Ji&3 ~ . ~ \! -t 11 . 1~ 1 l ,.«J i 1·t ,dt,..alt•r Ill. Toh•clo i .''\;In Dh •a:n during the Civil War - and left the world vulnerable to a mad· man like Adolph Hitler. The good news about this "dirty ltltle secret" Is that It doesn't 11ave to lead lo tragedy. It's not too late. I can't believe the generation that was tnstru.mental In civil rights 'reform won't change Its direction, once It figures out where It's heading. • l 't 't. Ht•,;ult11 h"'(LII'kt'l I HI , ('lrwinn ut S:an t 'ran I ~"" ,\nK \llanl 11 I them In one specific group doesn't mean beans abut the e ntire group. What troubles me most about these sta tements Is that their · makers don't even understand what they're doing. Every time they make one of these blanket Indictments. they are fostering the unfair and untrue prejudices that nearly killed this country 11 ~••nl.ro •:d l'hlllldl·l voters <'xpect. This could affect who parlays crucial victories Democrats and Republica ns be· early In the primary season Into cause both parties have wide· Indispensable press coverag~>, open contests in which even the vote support and campaign putative front-runners might be contributions . vulnerable. As a result, both parties' 1!188 In recent years. the conven- primary schedules are absurdly tional political wisdom has held "frontloaded ." The Democrats' thai: delegate selection process, for The quadrennial nominating example, begins with the Iowa conventions are anachronisms precinct caucuses on Feb. 15 but because the ou tcome Is deter- by March 8 - only three weeks mined months earltrr. when tater - more than 38 percent of firmly committed delegates are all delegates will have been selec ted In primaries and chosen. · caucuses. On March 8 alone, there will be Even the later presidential prl rna rtes or ca ucuses In not only primaries have become Irrele- every Southern state but also In va nt because the winning con· Massachusetts. RhodP Island, tender Invariably Is the politician Haw aii, Nevada, Washington and Idaho. I. I'd . (in " J.'"'t- W I, Ul ~ IJ Ill 1:1 II ll I ~ II 10 Kudu'!'oll 'f tRait ' ( 'ulumhu!O ( ~T -,\1 . ) Tuh•tlu liM I ~- riii " UM' tTor t 'nrli•lllllli'r IN\"·l'lo"l. I t: as~ Tt~runl u corporate law and Is starting to chafe at the large population of non-whites she Is exposed to. The schoolteac her friend who did the fantastic thematic lesson plan on tolerance back In '73 when you were student teachers, now make homosexual jokes because , In his neighborhood. young gays openly flaunt lhelr lifestyle and It bothers him .. Your bu siness -school chum, who fought to get minorities Into his social fraternity, Is now a n '80s executive who says. "We've had a parade of (Insert a ny racial or ethnic group here) through our company, and not a one of 'em was worth a darn." And there Is always ihe defen· stve comeback, If you question them: "WeJI. you don't have to (I nsert any action verb here) with 'em!" My grandmother said the same thing to me back In the '60s, when my parents would take me to vtst the pre-King South. This .Is not to say that living next to someone who makes your life miserable Is supposed to lead to toleran ce. On th e contrary. It's a most unpleasa nt experience and fosters no sense of the brotherhood of man. But what I can't understand Is that onceenlightened people extend these unpleasant experiences with one member of a group to an entire race or ethnic group. And as much as thly may think they don't, they do. They don't limit their negative statements to the specific people who are ·giving them trouble. They make statements like "The gosh·darn (add any .race or ethnic group here) In this town are all out for a free rtde, and running Into a few of the Bobqts In check. Southern's Todd. Llsl• a single, Mike Wll· bats echo'ed with sound hilling to !ford two >Ingles and a double, Shawn Ar.wlt a single, and Mike give the junior much support. Southern scored single runs In Hill a triple. Kyger Creek hitt ers were four different Innings. before knocking KC ace Mike Bradbury David Petry with a double and out of the box In the seventh by single, Chuck London a single. Mike Bradt:>ury a single. Bill scoring four runs . Shawn Cunningham picked up Loveday a single. Bob Gordon a the win with six strikeouts and single, Taylor a single, and one walk. Kyger Creek pitching · Jopnson two singles and a double. Roy See had a single. struck out six and walked two. For Southern Barry McCoy Southern hitters were Barry McCoy with a single and doubl e, had two RBJ' s, Mike Hlll two Chris Stout a double , Dave RBI's. and Shawn Cunningham Amburgey a single. Shawn Cun· helped his own cause with three ntngham a single, Kenny Turley RBI 's. Southern hosts Ravenswood a single, John Riffle a single, Friday night In Racine. then plays North Ga llla In the Sec· Ilona! Tournament at Meigs Saturday at l p.m. Line score: Kyger Creek.. tOO 012 2- 6 II 6 Southern .. .... .. 310 Ill 4-11 13 3 Batteries: Cunningham and tlald tuul a l H t•ln•ll . "'"'"Riffle, London, Brad bury 2nd, T.. rnntu :ll Tt•\a!'O. nl~o:ht : Loveda y and Rees. INTf:RN .\TIOSM. I.t:.\f il't ; Scoreboard ... Another dirty racial Secret ___S_ara_h_O_ve_:_rst--=re..::.::..et (l.s has been pointed out many times by now, AI Campants' statement that black players lack " the necessltles" to manage baseball let baseball's "dirty little secret" out or the closet. 11 was the little secret no one wanted to talk about In this post-civil rights era , that baseball would still bar the doors to management for blacks. There's another "dirty little secret" about racism Inching Us way out of the closet these days, and It's not the emergence of the rtghrwlng "God Only Loves White Men" supremacist/ terror· lsi groups. These guys aren't a secret any more. They flaunt their raclfe like a medal, and defend kllll g anyon ~who oppose them as rt e only way to ensure God's wi!IF And no. this or her "dirty little secret" Isn't the fact that the number of racial clashes has tripled since 198Q, eit her. These clashes occur largely between groups who have olung to their racism. although It went underground In the wake of federal laws aimed at stopping ft . These are the "you can force me to go to school with 'em, but I don't have to like 'em" folks. The other dirty little secret Is that racism and other bigotry Is beginning to flourish within the group thai once ' gave actlv~> Up service to stopping It- the young professionals who bought Into the Idea Is of the civil rights movement Just as they espoused the new morals of the '60s. I've heard It, and you've heard It: Your college friend, who went to law school with tholishts of becomlna a store-front lawyer, now lives In a big city practicing At MinneapOlis, Kirby Puckett and Gary Gaettl each drov~ In two runs to lead the Twins. Frank VIola, 2-4. scattered six hits over 7 1·3 Innings to get the victory. George Frazier relieved In the ~lghth but Jeff Re·ardon got the last three outs for his seventh save. Mike Flanagan, 0-5. suffered the loss.. Dodgers 6, Pirates 3 At Los Angeles; Rick Honeycult struck out a career-high 10 over the first 8 1·3 Innings. and Mickey Hatcher homered and drove In two runs to lift the Dodgers. Honeycu tt,1·1, won fo r the first time slrtce las! Sept. 9. The Matt Young recorded his second save of the year. Bob Kipper, 2.3, took the loss. Giants 11, Cubs I A1San Francisco, Mike LaCoss struck out a career-high nine. and ·Rob Wilfong hit his first J National-League home run to lead the Gtanfs. LaCoss, 3-1. gave up seven hits and walked one In 6 2-31nnlngs. Jeff Robinson retired the last seven Cubs for his sixth save. Chicago starter Ed Lynch fell to 1·2. Soothe~ rolls past Bobcats Longest primary__:.,________Ro~b..:.:..er-=-t.:..:..W.: .:.alt=-=er:.: .s SANTA FE, N.M. tNEA) When the Democrallc National Committee met here recently, Its members were feted and sated from early In the morning until late at'nlght by contenders for the party's 1988 presidential nomina lion . One day's schedule looked like this: Sen. Joseph Blden of Delaware offered a light break· fast, while Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakts provided a more elaborate lunch.' In the evening, the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Sen . Albert Gore Jr. of Tennessee hosted competing cocktail parties. while former Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado plied llle DNC members with drinks Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 011 ' ' 992-6513 '·, ' America's Long Running Tr'adition '• •, R&G FEED & SUPPLy co. . ~· ·. ..,.,,.,.ry .... POMIIOY , I looPflly PH. '92·21U Thi Ston with " AIIIinds of Stull" - for Pets, Stables, Lorgt & Smolt Animal~ Lawns ond Gardens. ript ' ~· 399 W. MAIM DUCKETT'S n.n. u .. 14J, ... ., .. ' .,,' ' FA!JIIILY FLOCK NEDOUARTEAS · 163-t351 '•' ' \ �' Friday, May 8, 1987 Friday. May 8, 1987 ba~k ,/ I.OOSF: II ALL - Houston forwards Cl'drlc· Maxwl'll i l<•fq and ,Jim l'c tcr~c·n (right; swarm around Sc•atllc forward Tom Ra lph Sampson. a 7-fool -4 forward. ignil ed ;t fir sl -qu arter Hous10n su r ge, and Ola juwon, 7-0. hrlped complete il, pulling lhr SuperSonics in I rouble from which fhrv co uld not rrrovcr . Sea l\le -~' oac·h Brrni<' Ri cker scaff sclid th e loss, " br.ings us Chamh.,r., for a loose ball during first half action in Uw NBA second round pla.voff gam e in Seattle Thursday. Houston won. 1ll l'l) EHS girls hand KC first loop loss By Scott Wolle TUPPERS PLAINS - Aflcr fallin g beh ind 6-0 in lh{• · fir st lnnnlng, the Easl t' l'n Eagletles so ftball leam came ba ck i n t hr fina l Innin g to dc·fea c lragurl<• adl n ~ Kyger Creek 9-H here Wedn~ "l ay In an Import an i SVi\C so fl ball eo ntrsls. F:a str·m is now 1.n and H-2 in the SVA C' . Kyger rr('L'k ~ r ab lwd" li -n ll'ad in lh r fi rst inn ing whf'n Mi ssy Dun;! rradwd un an Easler-n ca me back wllh one r un in lhe flr sl as Ar lene Ri l chir walk ed thrn came horn e on a ml spla .vccl ball by Lesa Ru_c ker_ Bo nntr Koe ni g I hen lin<' a stngle. bul H~ c k e r wa s ~ unm·d down sw_ l lh a II ne lh row atl he plale. I he . lorr 1, L . F:a.sl ern arldccl an olher m the st•c·ond as l .tsa Dri ggs walked ond scnrrd o_n ,1 sacrlf i<'C fl y by Pall I Durs t ' fi-2. Two morf' r uns I'I'OSsf' d in th(' rhln t for P ITOr, Chrl slln a Carrol l wa lkc•d, M. Gr aham wa l kl'tl. Hen<'<' Wanl wo l kf•d . Kl) ll y T ina Vogr l Rou!-, h wetl kf' tl. c l o ub l ~ cl East<•rll i:IS thr Eu· glc•lles pa lienlly lnllt lrd bac k. Mel Mankin wa l ked. Li sa L ane<' l r ipkd , I..Ps a Ru('krr l'('iJ C' hC'd on an <'!Tor , and Dr iggs rra chN I on an (1 1'1'0 1' . now t:i·4. Meanwh il e. KC S!'Or~.d once nnd Am y Brown. M . KitchC'n and Carro ll each walkC'fi. Falcon girls triumph, 12-11 T UI' PF:I1S P LA INS - Thl' Miller L acly l~ ai<'on s scorPCI cwo ltll' fir s! time.• in thn'l' Yl 'a rs F:as t(' rn wa s dt:'fra tf'd in thP fi r~ I runs In thr I up of I he srvcnth lo round . }u1ving gone to thr stutl"' resume• " 12-ll 'l<•ad . lhrn hold on cwo ye:11·s ago and claiming the In !hr fi n:llt, to dflff';ilthr Easlc> r n cl\ strkt last :V<'H f. F.a strrn is now 1:\.4 OVf'l'i:l ll and Eagl<'s In llw flrsc round of Srctiorwl 'l'ournanwnt pl il.V hl're Thurl' d<-~ .v rv rnin ~ . Thi s rn:trkf'cl Ohii 1 Ou I doors How to handle the little ones ll.v .J Elm\' I'I(' KI( ELL Outcluur 1\'ril!·rs As.<ol'iatinn nf Am•·•·h·a IH .., II'ilmh•cl h~' l '1•1 On<· nt rlw rnt Hil t un cbmi ·nt al IPssons;t tislwrman whoW<Hll :-. 1o c;t! 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Th at 1111';! 1\.S \\'I'l l in ~ )OUr h:lllds thorouglll \· ht'forr ro u loud• tl1~m to l'<' lllm-c• flu· lwok. t\ IJr<II Pr :1 ppro; 1t·h i ~ " irnp l ~· to S l\ Sjlf'll<i Ill!• fi., ll h;dl Ill ;111ci hnlf out of tht• wat (•r ,tnd twis l l hl' hook wlt h 1 il\r .., to disgo rgp il. That \ra~· .v o u . ' · •r rourhtll l' fi s h ttl all. 1-i<' dOl'S I fl Op ar tltHld 0\1 chr IJoct orn o clu • ho,il or tlw sl10n\ l'ifht•r . Fis h hti\' J1 .1 mi1cn u o., l;l\'!'1' !hal {'0 \ '('I' S thPir borll~ ·s . Thi .... ·la\'er i~ both" proiN' \,1111 ""'I" lubricarll . II helps lh<•m slip PaSil\· nnd \\'llh lillie drag th roug h thP watc t'. II niso :1r1s as a barrier l o ln fertlon' of ,·arylng kinds. Ne ts, grass, h;111ds an (i llt ht't' lhlngs a fish oul of ll'al cr mi ght co nlacl removes thi ~ f'Oa l ing Hnd leaves lhe creacur-r <'11S,\' prpy for diseases. Wh en )'Oll <'.11<' 11 a smal ler fish. one that the Ia'\ :-. ars ~~ ou m ~1y no! keep, lake carv 10 rc·curn lila I he water gently and with as l illie injury· as poslb i c. In_u few yea rs he'll be of a sfze y ou'd be proud to keep. The fish someone else leis go toda)' could easi ly br the one you han g on your d<'n ll'all In J few yrar~ fi'Om now . Dnn ' t) nu hope he' s being careful with 11 '1 ' is 9-2 ill I he SVAC Mlllc•r is now 9-4. Li sa Driggs starll'd for thr F: n~ II'I IP.s, but Amy Brrk himr·r eamr 0 1,1 In rr llr f lo pllc h a grra l ga·mr dPspiiC• suffering I he' loss . Dri ggs 0ml Rt'l'khlme1· com binr d to fan 9 and walk n MIN Eii Sil'·rn hacl l aken th r lpad In lh e boc l om of lhe fiflh innin~ . a ll wa s silent unlil th r lop of l hr sc·v~nlh when Ca rol Dos10n walkC'd. T ra ci Jonrs ~i n glPd . and Co nn if' Do tson rlpp<'d a I\VO· run r! amP·w i nntng doubl f'. [~., a s tPrn tn· 1 c·o~I P m'd in thf' bott om of 1tlf' Sf'W' ntll, but lw ei it II I doublfl· l·~a : ; t('rn h itlrr~ WPI'r LP0 t\nn H.olJl nso n with tw o dm.Jblrs a ml4 I'BI ' · ' s, 1.esa R ur k Pr 2 si ngles und 2 RBI .s. 1~ ·l s a L ancr. 8 o nnir Kor nIg ancI Pal tl Durst carh ~~U~~~.VOII~~ ~';~~~~~:~~\'illg s i ng lt~d . Miller hltiC'I'S were Jonl's wi th "doubl<' anti si ngle'. La nd l'rm an a sln glr, Simons a slgle. L y tl~ a ' I t ' "'g '' · - Dolson a s in g !~ and Dotson a clou bl (l. Til t' wlnnin a hurlr r wa s Tina " Brall _ \ ·. wh n fannf'tlllandwal k r d 11. r." ·l slc••·n ,·s 1 ' II Ulltl' l ,-, i>l ,, •.. , · · l l' a. s a make -up ga me with Norlh Gal lia to bl' annllUIIC'('cl al a lal t•r d:ll f' . Unrsror(' : Mlllnl' o •o (1'0 II 1'' ..1 1:1 ' ...... .. ... ' " ' • • l·:asl rr n ......... 220 -tlO 0-11 ;; II Ba 1t t• ri ps: Usil DriJ2 gS. Am~' Brr khim rr 121 and Monki11. Tina Brallk unci Simons. · more as Brown singled ~nd SC'O ITd on an error .· ' In lhr flfl h rou nd . E HS adclcd anolher in I heir comebac k bid as Koen ig singled, wa s sacr ificed 10 srro nd by Driggs and LeeAnn Robin so n' ripped· an RB I si nglr , I he score now 7.:;_ Eas lern ma inl ain cd il s pa ciencr. however . as D r i g~s lrdoff wilh a walk and Robin so n rrachrd on <tn C'rror . Trish Spencrr ripped a cwo -run double'. Amy Bcrkhlmrr wa l ked. Arlenr Ril e-hie si ngled. M ankin walked. and Bonnie Ko<• ni g knoc krd homr thP winn ing run on an sco re 9·R. l' l' ror. t hP Vogel and Brown hodlhr lone· Kyger hils . For !hr wtnnrrs Bon nie Km•nig had cwo si ngles. Li sa Lance a t r iple. Ril chie a sin gle, Robin son a si ngle. Spencer a double. Lis H Dr iggs w<•nt lh l' cli stancP 10 pick up 1hr win. wa lking Hi. strik ing out lh r('l\ and g ivi ng up ju sl two hit s. .Jilt Dr ummond suffl't'r d lhr loss wi l h one inning of rl' l irffrom Honer Wa rd . They co mbinr <l lo walk R. Dr um mo nd fann ed sr vc n. a nd togrthrr t hr~· gavr up 6 hil s. LinPSC'OI'P: Kyger CrPek .... 601 000 1-R 2 1i Easl r rn ........... 11 2 010 4-9 G ~ Orioles reliever feel s he's ready M 11\!\ J-:APOLIS 1UP1i - Ral rC' li(~ n·r T ipp_ , . Mar t inr·t llu s throw n in h i ~ l irst .r. imulatr<l ganw ~ itu ilti on wi th 1!H• t ear:n 1imorC' .., inc<' spr mg t r ai nin g Mar t inc •J s ur g c·r~· ~11 ~u tcl 1 ' 1'~· had " I think I 'm ">!'\~ .1.1 Skipper in lhf' "'C'VC'Illh and Wil dwood Wonclt •r In th e• ninlh. w olf(' al:o;o cii'O\' f' ln thp lour! h. lllth and 11 111 l'aCPS but f;tlled to win. l 'h r previou s reco rd nf tl\ I' · wrnn lng dri\ 'C'S was SP I b\ .JeH !:nul in 1 ~180 and lied i n l!lR< b' · 8('\' HC>,vwood and equ al(•d ag ain in ~ ~~~~; ])_, - Char l ie B rown . 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"Toad is well known over I he Scat!' of Ohio. is wl'll-liked, and alwi! ys a man I hat pilrhrd in and h rl p~·d al all lourn ament s. When you farpd Toad you knew deep down lh al vou werr In a macrh 1hat wa s going co be hard to wlh . '' I havr kn ow n Toad for Vt1 iH S and ha v<' alwa ys had a good timr around him . He ·has been in the game for 26 \Cars now and fina 11) is grll in g some recognilion. Thi s lournamenl will be named aflcr Toad from now on - aboul lime. " He i s also on I he lisI lo some clay be nominated lo lhe Ohio Horshor Pilrhers Associal ion Hah of Fam(,'- hope fully, soo n. ''li ha s been nice knowing you. Toad. I speak for e\WY horseshoe pilcher i' n Ohio. Congra tu lat[bns! Ma y you bl' forrver. SALE BEGINS FRIDAY 8 A.M.-ENDS SUNDAY AT MIDNIGHT 5 GAL PAILS •Y-TEX GARD STAR INSECTICIDE EAR TAGS •APPLICATOR TOOL •MARKER PENS •REPLACEMENT TAG PENS FULL SERVICE 992-3533 BROUGHTON'S ' Middl eport's Toad Brirkles. a horseshoe pilcher fo r over 2:i .vear s. is lhP honoree al Salurdav's open · hor seshoe pitching tou rnament to be staged at lhe new Da ve Diles Park in Middlepori with 42 pilrhers from Ohio and Wesl Virginia laking pari. Th e lour narnen t has been named afi<'r Rrickles in trlbule to his lon g )'cars of pilchlng and his professio nal acromplishmrnls in I he field. The 1ournamen1 is ope_~ to the public an d is being sponsored by th<• Meigs C'oonl y Hor·."hoe Club. Plav will gel undrrwa y al HI a.m . MASON CO. DEUVERY STILL AVAILABLE •' v l%t Syracuse, N .Y .• Greg Legg CQ,liected lhr!'t' hils and drove In two runs to spark Maine. Dar.ren Di\lrtOn and Greg Jelks each added two Hits and lwo.RBI lor lhe Guides. Winner Mike Jacksoil sca ttered five hits In slx Innings. Todd Stottlemyre went t~ first four lnnlltgs and took the loti Jar thP Chiefs. ' bury reached on ar\ error, two and a passed ball , the sro re 5-3. more errors and a Billy Loveday Slill !railing Into lhe flflh triple. · Inning, Ed Colilns starled an In the first two innings Kyger ' Eas tern rally with a wal_k. Jeff Creek came up with several John son ripped an HB1 lriple, outstanding defensive plays. dis- Bryan Durst. sla mmed a sacri allowing E.astern t o get fice fly, and Steve Horner tripled untracked . and laler scored on a passed oal l Singles by Mike Martin and 10 give EHS a 6-5 lead. Mark Griffin started things off in Me anwhil e. Ea stern hurl er lhe lh!rd frame as EHS plal ed B rya n Durst pitched a great three runs on two walks, an error game to hold th e Bobcal s in check. Dursl raised his person al record to 5-1 overa ll . K yle Davis • had a great defensive game as he· lhrew out 3 . sl ralghl Bobca t runners. lhal ." The Eagles broke lh e ga me open in l he sixlh frame with 11 Bob Prober t scored Dclroil 's run s Ia ire I he ga me. lone goal a1 15:27 of t he seco nd Eastern hitters were Jeff Johnand Jaroslav Pouzar capped I he so n with a doubl e and triple and scor in gwilh an empty -nel goal in lwo HBI' s, Ed Co llin s two sinthe final half-m.Inute. gles. Mark Griffin tw o singles. AI Monlreal. lh e Fl ye r s will Oilers post 4-1 ;l ' Brickles honoree in ·saturday's horseshoe · tournament FOOD SHOP 80~J:~~:JAIN "~g~i\ _ 2nd Anniversary Sale Buy 'h Case (12 Qts. I Get Other Half FREE \ TOAD BRI(:KL&._ ' t t·t~ch ., \ ATTENTION MEIGS SENIORS 0 1\ ." lw s;tid . " I frl l good " \.00~· TOLl·: no. Ohi o I UP I 1 Drin'r Mikr \\'o lft' put his narn r in llw Harrw<.~ v Park ret'onl book TIJursda:-,· nig ht, ~u i di ng six \\'inn f'r s on thr 11· r~ 1 cc • r,-11-,1 . \\'ol fc'. :J~. of 'l'Pmpr•t'<.~nrt •. Mi (' ll.. pilotPd w inn0 rs in tlln Sf'CO ll CI. th i rd . lift h. SiX th . r- nth ;llld ninth r aC'f'!-. tn bt•l! l'r thr old tra r k rr·rord of f i\'f' w in nin~ drin•s in a s in ~o)(• ni g h!. l-IP gu ich•cl Mi '"'~ hl 11os 10 ,.ii'I OI'\' in tht• srro nd n tCl' . N or l .e,·t Ra·b • in lhr th ird. l\libi 1\rrf's M ;, t ~:OZ iC' in thP fi ft h. . lo_v Filz in th• • si xth . ~ ~ ·a ~u n hn s hud an P:-i tr ndc·cl pc•r iod. \\' c·dnP~ cl <l\ cuf f !'OHII Or thr f'ncl o! last .. MIDDLEPORT FLOWER SHOP ['Onfidrnrr. · · 1 By Scott WoHe EAST MEIGS - Trailing 5-0 after the first Inning, the Eastern Eagl~s fought back to ·claim a convincing 17-5 SVAC lrlumph over the Kyger Creek Bobc ats. Eastern Is now 14-2 and 10-1 in the SVAC, while KC is now 6-10. Kyger f?lated five unearned runs In the first Inning when David Petry reached dn an error . Brian VInson singled, Mike Brad - 10 earl h. ll's probably of rhelr flr sl -half. shors. and thP Sonics shol :l6 per cent , and improved only 10 39 percent by game's P nd . Scalllc's 3.~- poinc fir st halt and 13-poinl second qua ncr were playoff lows for I he team . Da l e Ellis. who scored 64 poinl s in the first cWo games, hi I only :; of Jq shols Thu rsday an·d finished wi th I Z points. Tom Chambers il'd I he So nirs wit h 24 point s. AI lngi<•wood, Ca lif. , lhe 40yea r -old ~ bdul - ,la bbar , · who scor ed jus( once wilh his specl all.v shol I hrough t hre<" quar tf'rs . r annrd eonsec uti ve sky. hoo ks ea rly In chr founh q uarter to halt a Goldl'n State rally and send the Los A ngeles !.ak ers l oa 116-l!Jl lriumph over the Warriors for a 2-0 lead in !hei r Wcslcr n Conference semifinal ser i es. sa mf' int ensil .v as wc did tonight / Eagles defeat Kyger Creek baseballers, 17 lo 5 ix'tte r lh at we lost by 18 point s I han by 2. We'll see. " The Rockel s mad e 57 percen t because lhe,\ '' 11br rea d)'. Ruewr should huVP a l il tir more The Daily Sentinei- Page - 5 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Houston snap~ Seattles streak ' By GERR\' MONIGAN UPI SportsWriter Houslon's Akeem Oiajuwan and Los Angel es' Ka reem Abdui Jabbar, the dominanl cenlers in the Wes l er n Co nference. led lh <' Rockets and Lakers co virlor)· Th ursda _ , . nigh! in !heir resperllve sem ifin al seri es . The Rorkcl s broke lhP Seanlr SuperSonics' five-game win ning slrrak, bul lh c Colden Sca l e War rior s rould nol hal t the La kE'rs. who won t heir six th sl raighl. Frida y, the Boslon Ce ltics take their 2-·n lr•acl in lh e r:aslern Co nference semifin al seri es to Milwaukee fo r Gam t' -~ against the Bur ks, and lh c Alia nl a Hawks far·c rhr Pistons al Del roic wII h 1heincrics 1ird at onl' gamr apiece. ·· j th ink Sa lu rda y ' s gam (' 1in Seatllc i ll'ili be our 10ughes t of the sea son. " Housl on Coac h Ril l Fit ch said afler Olajowon led I he Rockers co a 1002-84 lriumph and a :.!·1 s1•ri cs dcfir it. "We' ll ha \'C 10 pla y with chr . By GERRY MONIGt\N UP! Sports Writer The Edmonton Oilers hea d lo Delroit having executed again sl I he Red Wings the way they did against I he Los Angeles Kings in lhe firsl round - an openinggame loss followed by a victory on the ir home ire. Aller failing lo I he Red Wings in Game 1 in Northlands Coli sc um. lh e Oilers jumprd on Del roil for two goirls in I he first four rninul es ofGame2Thursday night , and added lwo in the final two minules, evening I he Campbell Conftrcnce final al one viclor.v apiece with a 4-1 triumph. Friday nigh!, I he Philadelphia Fl yer s are sch eduled to play I he Ca nadiens al Monlrea l in the Wales Conference final , wilh the ser ies lied at one gam e apiece. "We lhought It was imporlant lo go out and gel a lead. " sa id Mark Messler, who scored his 50th . career pla yoff goa 1 52 seconds into the game . " We wen) a llltle more preparPd and this timC' we rame out fas t." Mes sier, lhe Conn Smy the I rophy winner for MVP In I he 1984 Stanley Cup. added his eighlh goal of this postsea son at 18: :IB of I he third period for a-~ - 1 lea d. "We made mi stakes on Mafk M essier , giving him _loo much ice and he scored 100 goals. ' ' qdmil led Del roit coach Jacques, Demers . "We're j usl as scared of Messier as we are of IWay nr l Grelzky . Give him an inrh and he' ll lake it ." .Jari Kurri nol ched hi s liOih rarreer playoff goal on a shorthanded effort at 17:28 of the fir s! period lh'al · was sel up by a superb pass from WaynrGrelzky across the fronl of the Detroil ncl. " There wa s a Wing pla yer wilh .J ar i bul he_ju sl basicallv -out skated hlrn." Gretzky sai d. " f like Ia give I he puck to.Jarl. He's gol a far better shol. especia ll y when he' s one- timin g It like • WID altempt co rebound from Wed nesday nigh t' s :i-2 i oss in lhP Speclr um in whi ch the Ca nadiens dominated . Phil adelphia had won Game 1 In overlirne. • CHICAGO tUP I I - The· Chi "The C'anadicns showed in cago Cubs Thursda_ , . acquired Ga me ,2 why , they ar e I he lrft -hand <'d minor h' agup pit r her defe ndin~ Sla nley Cup cham from thr Mi lwauBrian Duquette pions," Flyers defense man Mat' k kt'l' BrPwcrs :ror a pla yer 10 br Howe sa id . "ThP' played an namrd la iN. awful lot beller. driving 10 I he ne1 Duq uf'ttf'. :!!1 . wa s Sflnt t o t hr and ·forcing I he issue. Th ey will 1 be Iough in their building, but 1 Cub s' Amt l'ir<.~n Ass oriat io n Triple-A "ffi li;!l r in Drs M <dlws. expecl a long ser ies ." Iow a. The I:'lyer> won I wire and t ied Duqurtlc had brPn ll'ith Mi l· onre againsl I he Ca nadiens du r ', waukt:(:''S El Paso rarm C' IUI) rn ing the reg ular season. T hr th e Doubl('-.\ TPxas Lt•.,gut'. I n Canadi ens. who iosl !hei r firs t ,0,:('\l(' ll I'{' Ji pf C!ppf'at':Jil('C'S. 1\(' had lwo homr gami>s agai nst ·lhe a rcco rd of 1-0 with an ERA of Quebec Nordiques in I he Adam s K:i9. I·lr had four walk s and l wo Divis ion fin al. don'c see m s tr H\f'OU 1" in 7 1·:t inning."i. overconfident . " 1 don'l kn ow lhal home i!'e means much, " Montreal Coarh Jran Perron sai d. "1 'm sure our guys reaiiZP lhal a win Is not ass ured just beca use we're pia)'· ing in our own building . r-:vcr~' b ­ ody exp(•c ts a long series and that's whal is going lo happrn. " .fohn Kord ir . who scored 1he winning goa l Wednesda y, sa id the Canadiens will have to pla y a stronger offensive gamP at home. " We're going to hav r to l'o1-ce the pla y more ," he said. "Ou r fans will cxpecl I hat of us. The)' ex peri us lo do more of I hal and less dumping of I he puck ." Ce nl er Guy Car bonnea u. who scored Montrear s fiflh go<t l in Ga m e 2. expect s morr lighl -chec klng, rough hock ey . " We have l.opla)' lhesamrkind of game. " hP sa id. ·:Be Iough on the boards, play well in our zonr J2 door, 5 and keep cheir big winger s ou 1 of it . We' r r. still far from vlrlory. " Friday at 4:30. Linesco re: Kyger Cree k .. 500 000 0- :; 6 ~ East£'rn ....... 003 0311 x-17 12 7 Ballrries: Dursl rWPI . and Ky le Davi s. London , Pelry, Rees and Hers. Set'. r--- - - -- - - - - - ' - MilWAY TAVERN Crossover Band Friday & Saturday Night May 8 & 9 S2.00 Cover Charge Must Be 21 Remembet Molfl on Mothet 'g Dsg Cubs acquire lefty WITH FLOWERS FR~M HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE FROM SYRACUSE 20 VARIETIES OF HANGING BASKETS (BLOOMiNG & FOILAGE) COMBINATION POT & PORCH BOXES 4 IN. POTTED PLANTS ·OVER 40 VARIETIES OF BEDDING PLANTS AZAELEAS, FRUIT TREES & ASSORTED SHUBBERY OPEN DAILY 9-5, SUN . 1-5 992-5776 .JIM COBB'S SUNSHINE SPECIAL I. "r / "80" FORD MUSTANG Meigs JVs win doubleheader By ,Jim Soulsby Trailing bv one in I he sevenlh inning against Trimble. Meigs' Kevin Oiler drilled a grand slam home run off losing pllche r Richmond afler leadoff ball er Baker singled, followed b)' a hil by King and M cE lro)l's bunl which loaded th e bases and gaV(' Meigs rhe win .. The final score was M eigs 16, I he Tomcat s 1 .~ In a co nl cs t I hal could not be considered a class ic in defense from ell her side. Meigs look a five run l ead into t hC' l op of thdou rth on sa feties by Baker. King and M cElroy mixed with four· walks. three errors and lwo stolrn bases. After a quirl third , Trimbl e roar!'d ba r k 10 plalr six runs In the fourth on four hil s. chr('(' freebies. a wild pit ch and a flrldin g error . · Nol 10 be ouldone the Maraud ers behind si ngles by Quall s and !'MElroy, aided by three bases on balls and an error , c ha lked up thrc<' morr r uns only 10 have Trimble take lhr lead aga in in lhe fifth wilh six !allies on ju sl lwo hit s. four free passes and two miscues. The Marauder s evened the score in the sixth on four stralg hl hils b)' McElroy, Oiler. Fields and Young and a basr on balls. The Tomral s went Oil<' up Scol t Fil ch and Crrg Leachman wll h lwo-run sin gles . Jeff Caldwell had a l r iple. Steve Horner.a triple, Ky le Da vis a single. and Mike Marlin a si ngle. Dursl picked up ttir win In a gi'P8 1 effOI'I, srtrik lng out sevrn and wa lking lwo. whil e giving up si x hi l s. David Prlry su ffer ed lhe loss in relief. of Chu ck London , while Greg Hees fi nished up I he ga me . Th ey co mbined to walkPd lt•n and fan l hrer . Kyger Creek hil lers we re Bri an Vin son wil h a sin gle. M i ke Bradbury a singlf' , Lovrda y a l rlplc . Crrg Hees a sin gle. and Hoy See a sin gle. Easlern plays Tri mble in lhe S<•rc ional Toor namr nl al Mr lgs in the sevenI h setting the sca[:!e or Oiil'r 's gra nd slam. Matl ox , Swwarl and Yo ung shared · mound duties givi ng up nlnP hil s, ninr free passes and gett in g fiv~ slrikeouts. Young was rrrcli led with rhr win. Againsl \ 'Inion Coun ly. l h<' Ma ra uders spot led thl' Vlk rs tw o r uns In lhr firsllh r n plat ed six.of the ir ow n on singles b,v M r l-: l ro~· ­ You ng. Hagen and 'a ground rulr doubl r by Mattox mingled wi th errors. bases on balls and wild pllches. Al lhou gh lhe Vikings managed 10 pick up four mOt'l' runs, the Mi)raud('l'$ were· speed, PS. PB, Air, AM/FM stereo. Whitewalls. bucket seats. ltock #0336-A $1495 WAS S2495 f "86" OLDS C 2 Door Coupe, Front wheel drive, 4 cyl. 5 speed . Air, bucket seats, S. PB, AM / FM stereo. Ito<~ #01~0 - A $6995 nr.ver hc •aded aflrr th!O' firs I frame . for 1hr M urau ders Ma l cox had 1wo doubl es and a single. Young. two sing les and a doubl e. f-lecks and Qualls each doubl('(l with Mr i·:Iroy . Hagen. Fields and Kin g ~e tling singles. Si ewarl and Baker workrd onn thr mounds for Mel ~s with SIPwarl pic·ki ng up thr win. A<>lwre n I hem . lh<•_,. r elinqui shed six hil s,· six I'Un s. right walk s and slrur k 011 1 four. Saygravrs was lh<' losing picr hN for the Vikings. Coac h Cliff Kenncd)' sl a t ~ d 1I1at hr wa s very {>lea sed wllh th e team 's ablllt y to " hang in chrrc·" when fallin g. behind. espc·l'ia ll)' again st lhr Trimble• Tomra t. WAS S849S ·~ .' ''85'' CHEVROLET CAMARA 2 Door coupe, 6 cyl., 5 speed. PS. P8 . Air, tilt, cruise, rear window defogger. AM / FM radio. ltoc~ .-------------------------4 ,"1_ nOI91 -A ...$6495 WAS S7995 - MAY 10 ON SUNDAY, ALL MOTHERS WILL , RECEIVE A "86" EVY CELEBRITY EUROSPORT 4 door, front wheel drive, 6 cyl., auto., trans ., air. PS. P8 . tilt , rear window defogger, cruise, AM / FM radio . ltock nOI 68-A FREE SUNDAE FROM ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLIY . "At Tile Feet of the •-•y-lknon lrkltlt" POIIEIOY, OH. 992·2556 $8780 WAS S9995 1 PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAXES & FEES JIM O COBB CHEVROLET-OLDS-CADIL~AC 301 E.'MliN 51. . . 992-6614 POMEROY, OHIO HOUR$ : MONDAY-WEDNESDAY -FRIDAY - 8:30 A.M .-8:00P.M. TUESDAY & THURSDAY - 8:30 A .M.- 6:00P .M . SATURDAY - 9 A.M..4 P.M. - SUNDAY - 1:00 -4:30 P.M. �Friday, May 8, 1987 By The Bend The Daily Sentinei-Page- 7 Pomeroy-MiddlePOrt. Ohio 7 fXrERIENCE THf JOY Of .RELIGION The Daily Sentinel_" Friday, May 8, 1987 Page-6 Beat of the bend action-packed day l An : By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Stall Writer ~ Middleport should be hopping ac I I o n · Saturd ay . • A I General ! Hartinger Park. )he Middleport 1 ~l w II h r i ;: • ·: R e c r e a I I o n ! ,• Commis s ion ' i.: will be staging -.... • its king size yard sale, open to ail ' • comer s, at a $o ch arge l or the ' ·~ s pace you will need - you P"Y when you arrive to ser up The annual k1ckolf parade for the Middleport You th Lea gu e ' 1 • ·"· will be held at 10: :ro beginning at :.,.. the "T" and moving down Third '• ' to the bali field and there will be '• several activities for partici1 pants at the park. Meanwhile. at the Da Y<' Diles , Park, the Toad Brlekies mvlla ; ·, ' Ilona! horses hoe tournament w1il be underway ali day. • 4·· -- •i Lookin g ahead t o the fourth of July , the Rutland fire Depart 1 •. ment has selected the theme. i (• .. Friends, Fun and Fireworks" 1 ·, " as the theme for the annual all ' day' r elebrallon. Preparations - ·are well underwa y and those wishing to take part in the parade ar£> asked to call 742-2861 or 742-2578 Th e Rutland people will be glad to hear from you -thos£> parades in th e past have been good . i i Eastman 's Foodl and In Pome· roy will be giving a part of lis sai es from 6 lo 10 p m . next Thursday to the Meigs County Spt'clal Olympics Fund . Three percent of total purc·ha ses . done through a coupon system , will be turned over to the Special Olvm· pies . Sp!'cial Olympics people will be at the store during the di.'Signaled hours to see that you have the necessary coupon. speaker . Ri ce will use "Saving Our Soil l or the Nex t Generation" as his topic l or the 10: 45 a. m., servlce wh ich will be held at the Carmel Chu rch. Th e annual Mother's Da; observan ce will be held at 1he 9: a. m Sunday school hour W Assocla led Fabricators, Jnr., has been awarded a contract for the construction of a new met al building on the Rork Springs Fa i rgr ounds. The building, 40 by JIHJ, will be used as a commercial di spla y area. and will be located between Ihe 4-H building and the Me1gs Coun ty Coon Hunters ' bulldwg. The ne ~< slructur€' is expected to be compll"led for the upcoming Me1 gs County Fair In /\ ugusr There are on I\' a few spot s l€'fl fo1· the annu al .J'aycec spon so r ed go lf tourn ev coming up at the Jaymar Golf Course on Ma>· 14 Entrv fee Is $.15 but ~ou gel a t-sh1rl and dinner besides the golfing.• hm'Du>hl, rellred Meigs High School Prin cipal. w1ll be honored I his year al I he tourna men! II you want to get logged mto the last f€' W spots - only 48 ar e acrepted- rail Dick Owen at A planlmg al the Tuppers Plains Eiementar v School will be made by the Rose Garden Club. Meet ing recently at the home of Mrs. • Elsie Gulley, the club decided that Phyllis Rice will buy the flowers and will be assisted in plan ling them by Dorothy Stout , Elsie Culle y. and Rubal Caldwell. Named to the nominating com· mittee were Mrs Rice , Hazel Barnhill, and Dorothy Stout Devotions from th£> Song of Soloman 2 with readings on spring and The Lord's Prayer were given . Members responded to roll call with comments on spring. Doris Koenig gave lime!\' tIps on !!ardenlng Tile verse of the month was given by Mary Jane Goebel. Elsie Culley won the traveing prize The program was given bv Mrs. Barnhill. Refreshments were served by the hostess. May m eel!ng will be held at the home of Vercla Stout w1lh members to lake and identify wild flowers. Several arrangements of spring flowers were di splayed. Mrs Rice showed several flow€'rs The Eastern School D1strirt Rands will present their spring concert as a special Mother's Day 1 presentation at 4 p.m. Sundav '" the high school gymnasium. featured at the concert will be fifth and sixth grade bands with students of the elementary schools of Chesler. 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J • Mall S.llocrlt&- • u w..k.-....·....Mllp ()n.-, ............ .. ... s1129 'l '' '• .... . , .... CWI<ITHARRISONVILLE PRESBY'IJ:RIAN CHURCH - Sunday. Worship smrtcft 26 WfOb ........................ ....... $34 06 52 Wefi<l .................... .... .... ~. 56 Oolllllelllolp Coullly 13 WfOb ... - ... . .. .... ... .. . $1&:111 26Wet'ka ..... ... .. .... .. 52 w..u ... '"' '.. .. . .. va rious SJX"akm anct musk: spedals 9:00am : Church SchoollO:J5a .m .. .. $3!10 .. $6160 ,~ I ' ' • MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTE,RIAN , !Iunday School, 9 a.m.; Church servlct. ' Uh1~ a.m. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· ' . ' t Anti Fo1 ·• GOD OF PROPHECY. Whllo Road ot Htghwoy pastor Sunday School to a lla~e...lunlor Churchll You should never object Pw~r'J'~~d!~ ~:;:,n/~~!1 Stnce Creation began; So be good to your mother as long as you can . - Glona l'owak John - ·;;-:<.:.-" ~i~~i.~<C~har 1 urch 7·30and p mAdull Bible Veterans Memorial Hospital t 15 I. Momoriol Dr. 992-2104 Pom1roy !-lunduy School 9 30 a m.. SE'rond :tnd fou1 1h Sundavs wor li hlp sC' rvit'f' 9,1 2. 3() p m. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourlh and Main St .. Mlddlrporl . Rcov. Gllbt>r1 Cratp: Jr pastor. Mrs. E1 vln Bauml{ardnC'r , Sundu:v School Sup! ~undov School 9 30a m ; Worship SC'rvl rC', 10 4 ~ n.m SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF' CHRIST' - Jo:;~Pph D. Hos kin!! , f:'vllnp€'11 81. Sunday B!biC' Studv 9 a .m : Worship , 10 a.m : ~un d!IV f'Vf'nlnp: SC'I vlr l" 6 p.m ; Wrdnf'sduy t," Ven\OJl liC'rVI!'P. 7 p m sundav Morning CHAPEL . ~10 Grant drr n's' Churr h 11 am St . Middleport. Afflllar C'd with Souttlrrn S<rvlco 7· 011 p m Wl'd 6 p.m Baptl51 Convention David Brvan. Sr .. Ml· PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Ra(lno, dil's' Au:oc !ll<trv Wrdnl'sduv. 7 p m. nlstflr . Sunday Schoo l 10 a. m : Mornln,ll RL 124 Willi am Hohark , pas tor ~unda y uv Worship ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - J W O r s h l p 11 a.m , Eve nlngwor~ tllp7 p m.: a.m : SundllV r v ~;> 'l,ln~ ll<'rvlcC' 7 WNinPSday ('\'('nln~ Blbll' study and School10 HAZE L COMMUNITY CHURCH Off p.m Wrdnf'lldnv r vl'nln~ serv\4'(' 7 p m Tut'!lday, 7: 30p.m ... ....llno 1 Rl 1 2~ . 3 mii C's from Por1 !,1nd Lon g Bot daY at 7: .10 p m' , Mt>n's Pravflr Brf'akfasl. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF J~Ui ' •pray.-r m.... - " p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Chradl o , Eds'l Harl . pa<1or Sundav School. Wedn-'"dav· 1a ·m· tGra-"·1 BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST. St l "m Sup! Sunda~ School ~ :lO a m Mornln iZ " • CHRISTOFLATI'ERDAY SAINTS Pori· Rl 124 dC Rd S M kS.. 1 1 9 :m .t m ~und ttv mor:nln R pr rarhln~ SU'T'TON - Church School. 9 30 a.m.: d R 1 R0nd Willi R h t · an ar vcrs , m n 5 C'V<'n tnn !irrv tcps 7 30 M 1 w hi 10 4' 11 d hi d 1an - acne am OU$ • Ill$ or \fr Sundav School Supt Harrv Hen· WorRhlp 10 JO a m Pr.wN s<'rVI( (', aliNn to ,' 0 a m . su•dav ,.. orn nfit on P •' a m. rsl an 1 r t:tnda Evans . church school dirtclor 'dricks: Sunday Schoo\9: 30 a.m.·. Morn ina alt' ~undoys " PIll Sundays; F!'llowshlp dlnnPr with CarmC'I Ch h h00 19 30 8 M 1 hi " THE CllURCH OF JE ~IIS CHRIST. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST third Thursday 6· ll p.m /McGU\f{' \. urc sc , m.: orn n~~: wars p Worship 10:30 a.m.: Evt'nlnJt wor5hlp 7 p. APOSTOLIC F'AITH - NL•w Lima Rd , 8 CHURCH Cornn Ash and Plum Ra lph KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Vt•rn on J0·30 m.: WPdnesday ~enlnll pravfr m. Wt."dnNiday worllh1p'l P m. n<'XI lO f ort Ml' IIZ!l Park. Ru11and RobC'rl Cundiff. pastor Sundav School IO.OOa m.. Eldrld~f'. mlnl51('r; Ollvf'r ~wain . Sundll\' BAPTIS~. ft(IV Earl CST S~AUL L\JTHdiE~...AN dCSHIURC PH. Richards, past01 , S('rvlcl'S at 7 p m, on •-h · """ am orn('r Th• .vcamorl' an '-'\:con s O·1 Wf'dn (' sd:tv ~ and Sundavs Mornln ,." worship 11·011 • m , Wedn('sday ., .. oo1 .o-.up1. prro chi n,..tl "";,.,l'u .."a"h .. Shuler, pastor. Worship servll't', 9.30a .m . m•ro R• Willi Mlddl !'S and saturd ay EvC'nln~ Sl>rviC'C'S al7 :W p ~und .IV v. ,- v. am WBr . MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL.Third HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION (Thur· Sunda)l SchoollO:JO a.m Bible Studv and pastor Sunda ~ School 9 4 ~ II m Church m prayPr !it'rvlce Thursday, 7 30 p.m. service 11 a m A\ !' Rrv1 Clur k Bo kM. pu~t o r Curl Not· man Durham) pa51or Sunday servlco. CARLETON INTER DENOMINATION SACRED HEART CHURCH. M •~r t!n ~thllm Su ndav ~h ool Supt. Su~ v 9·30 am ' l'Venlng servlct 7'30 P m. AL CHURCH, Klnfit&bury Road . Rrv Da Anthony Glannamore. Ph m -M98. Satur· ~ r h11n l 10 a m wl!h rllttosrs ror all UP:('!II MEIGS Prayl'r meetlnll, Wedneday. 7. 30 p.m vfd Curfman , pastor Sunday School9 · ~ day EYrnlna Mass 7 ~ p m : SUnday COOPERATIVE i'ARJSH l·:'''"lnll ~""'' h"l',.: at t, p m Wrdnf'! cLc V Bl· BE ARWAt.LOW RJOCE CHURCH OF am; Ralptt Carl , Supt Evflnln Jl worship . Mass 8 am and 10 a.m Confrn lons onf' hk stuc l\' :11 7 .IU p m. Ynuth sc•n 'lcf'tol Frl · UNITED Mt:rHODJST CHURCH CHRIST, Jo!\('!J h B Hos kln!l pailitflr Blbll' 7·00 p m. Prey~r meettna:. Wedn osday half hour bfforr ('ach Ma511 CCD claatt'S. tl.r\ .1 t 7 .111 p m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Oass. 9 30 ,1 m , Mornln~••Wor sh~h1n· :\f1d a 7 00 Rev. Don Archw !TC I.f:~ IA n:I.I .O~Ifl P. 12R Mill 51 . : p.m l1 a m. Sund1v m . Ewnln!! Worship, 6 '"'p.m. Ufili uv LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN, Vrrn on VICTORY BAPTIST. $2."i N. 2nd St .. t Mll1clh'JIIlr\ R1 nl hl'1 Chul'k M t• Phcr~ton. Be\', RoJ Del:tw Rev. Seldon John!'lon pmo1111. sun tlay K••ht l(ll 10 u m , Runda;.r Bl~l~~u ~.}j~[~~V~LLE CO MM UNITY EldrldgP, pastor: Wallac(' Dame"''ood, S. Mlddleoporl. Jam!'s E . Kf'ri!IN' , paMior ALFRED - Church School 9 3f1 a m , S Supi . SundaySchool9 . .»a.m.; Worship Sunday mornlna worship 10 u m, EYI'n· • c•w nlnJ!_lll'I'VIl 'I'JO ut i p m and WNin•'Nday 9 CHURCH Sunda.v SC'hool sf'f\'IC'C', 4~ a "" , W€.'dnf:'Miay l'VCn\ltJ( ;;c'I'\' ,U II( !1 1 ~I) Ill Worshlp. 11 am : UMYFii •JOp m: UMW .:xrv1Cl', 10 ' 311 B. m• ln(i!: SC'J'\'I('l' 7 p.m m : Worship srrv\(1' 10 30 a.m • HYSELL RUN HOUN£,<.;S C'HUROi · wof'llllp 1 p m . Vtsl1allon Thursiia)' 6 OOp r J\ ~ T1Qt 11'tY ShM'll\T Krn rwth "mllh, Thi rd Tul'Sdav. 7 :lO p m Communion 1 ° ·· seeirm.'i:lMm first Sunday ~A rchC'n • CHESTER - Wo r ~ h l p 9 am Church Thursdav. U l) am 10 2 p.m Ladlt'S Ho1'T'I(I ScMol10 a m , BiblE- Studv. Thu rsday 7p l.i'~. rrK'mbers In <'haJll't', aU ~ orT'Ifn m.. UMW. 1\rsl Thursdav. 1 p m . Com lnvllrn. 6 ~~ p m. Thursday, Corp~ cadet munlon, firs! Sund ay IArr hPr\ . Classs ( You~ Propk>-Bible) 7 :ll p.m. BiblE' JOPPA - Won hlp 9. 30 a.m , Church Stl.dy ard Pray<'!' rne!'l~ OJX'I1 to lh<' pub!~ &hoo\10 30 a m Blblf'Studv W('dn P.idav . POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF 7·3() p m IJ ohnsonL CHRIST 33226 0\lldren's HDml' Road !Oluntv LONC: BOTTOM - Chu rch Schoo ! 9 30 Road 761 992 52.1) Vocal musle ~ndav Wflr am ; Wor!i hlp 7 p m , Bihll' Sl udv. W{'d slhp 10 a m , Blbk' Sl OOy U a m ; Wor.;hlp. 6 p. ncs<lav 7· 311 p m,· UMYF WC'd nrsdav. m WedJK>sday. BlbiPStw:lv. 7 pm 6:00 p m : Communion Flr!;t Sundav. OW DEXTER BIBLE CHRIS11AN 1 IArchrrl CHURCH. Alvin Cw1is pastor, Unda Swan. REEDSVILl.E - Chu rch Sc hool 9: :ll a SJpt ~.nduy Sctml 9 !11 a.m.. prPOChifU!' M'f· ' m.. Worship SC'n·IN• 1l 00 a m ION'! {'!'\ vlrol. !Irs! ard lhlr<l SiJrday lollowillJ!Surda,v I TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL SdOO Youlh fn('('ting 7·ll p.m Pl/ff.Y Sun· • Chu rch Sc-ho ol 9 a m.. Wors hip 10 a m , dav BlblC' Stud y. Tu rs da ~ · · 7.30 p.m . UMW . . GRAHAM UN ITED METHODIST. Third Tu f'Sdav. 7· :lll p m Communion F irst Sund av tArchr rl P r rachin ~ $1 , Jfl a .m. flrsl and s('('Ond . Sun· CENTRAL CLUSTER days fJ[ l'arh mon1h. third ami fou rth Su n· Rev . Jamt!l' E . Corhltt day r ach mon1h worship sf'rvlrf'snl 7· ~(} p Rev Sl~rn NeiMan m : WrdnPSd<lV l' \' Pn\n~s ar 7 30 p.m Rev . Mtlvln Franklla Pray('r and BlbiC' Studv Rev . Clemenle S. Zunl111a. Jr. SEVENTH·OAY ADV ENTIST. MulbRev. Ko~M:rt Mu!'! miUI €'rrv H(I\Jtht " Ro;:Hl Pomrrov l.('rov ASBURY !Svrac u!il'l - Wors hip 11 a.m BruC'h . Pas tor . Sa bbat h School Sup('rln· : ChurC'h !;choo l ~H~ a m . C har~" B!bll' l(' nd rnt. Rh onda M <~rk ln . !iabba lh SrhOol Sludv. WC'dn csdav. 7· 30 p m UMW. fi rst bc~ lns .1t 2 p m on Sa1 urd av wllh wo rship Tul'Sdav. 7: :W p m . Chnlr R£1h ra r ~;al, srrv irf' followin g al .1 15 Ew1yonr wr l WE'd nrsdav 6 :ll p m.. UMW. fourth Sun C'omr RUTLAND F'IRST RAI'T.IST CHURCH day.li.;JO p. m /Nr lsonl ENTERPRISE - Wors hip 9 a m.: - :;; !sti'J Harrlt•lt War nrr. Sup! Sundav Ch urrh &hoollO a m•. Blblr Siudy . Tut>S S<·hool 9. 30 a.m.: Mor ning Wor<~ hlp 10· 4~ dav 7 M p m UMW First Mondav. 7 :tl am p m.. UMYF' ~unOa y , fi p.m Choir R£"· POM EROY F IRST BAPTIST. t.vston hru nal . g: 30 p m WNlnP.IIday /Franklin \ Hallrv mlnl sl('r. Sal urd av f' \'('nln ,;z FLATWOO DS - Chu rC'h Srho ol. 1n 3 m. ('V!I n i~llstlc Sf' rvlcl'S opt•n to publ h' 7 p : Wflr• hlp. 11 !I m : Blbl<' ~tudv , Thurs· m : Sundav Churc h Sc-hool, 9 ,?,() a m . day, 7 p m . UMYF. Sundav. 6 p m Morn ing WONih lp 10· 30 11 in Wra nklln l. FIRST SOUTIIERN BAPTIST. Po FOREST RUN - Wo" ~P 9 a.m.. mC'rov Pi ke- E. La ma r O'Bryant. pas1or: Church School 10 A.M.. Choir pra ctl('(\ .lark N<'('(]s , Sund av School Dir('C IOr Sun Tul'!'idav. 6 30 p.m.. UMW . first Tul'!'iday. dav School 9. :JO a. m . Mornln ,;z Worship 7· .10 p m t Nrlso nI • 10· 45. rv£' nln~ w orsh\p 7:00 p.m. ID S.T I HEATH 'M ldd!C'portl - Church School. .& 7 :m ,E S.T. 1. wronf'sdav P1 aw r Scr· q::vl a m: M ornln ~~: Wor~hlp JO·.YI a m , vlrf'. 7 00 p m. 1 D.S T I &• 7 30 P M. IE .S You lh Grou p. 4 p m : Wl'dn ~ da v Chu rch T.l: Ml s<~ l on Fr lr nd ~ j,tji!;Ps 2 61. Royal Choir rch <'ars:J I 7 p m : Thur~t day, Ambassadon rbov<~ ll~es fi.Utl and Gi rls tn Ac 11on laa<'s 6- 1~1 on WOOn<'SdaY~> 7 p .. Prav<'r St:>rv\('(' 6 JO p m.: Bible StudV. 7 p m t Zunl~ a l m. ID S T )&7. 30 p m. lE S T l Turooda\ MINERSVILLE- Wor< hlp !i<rvlco 10 v t~ lt a llo n . fi 30 p m a m , Chur chSchool.lJ am . UMW . Ihl rd FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bat WPdnf'Sday. 1 p m , Choir practl<'t'. Monll'v Run Road. Rl'\' Emm£'11 R a w ~o n . pa!!· dav. 7 30 p m INf'lsonl. tor Handll:'y Dunn sup! ~un dav School PEARL CHAPEL - Worship Sl-rv \Cf' 10 a m . ~unduy l' Vt' nlnli!:sf'rv lcC'. 7. 30p.m ~ · :'l) a m : Churrh School to·15 a m , ; Bib\£> tC'at h l n ~ . 1 30 p m Thu rsdu v. , UMW !)(orond 1\l ~dav. 7<Kl p m · !Muss· SYRACUSE MI SSION Cherry Sl Sy man! raC'U!('. 84" r\'IC<'S 10 u.m Sundav Evrn l n ~ POMEROY -Church & hllol. 9 I ~ a m s('rV\C£'5 Sund av a nd W('(ln eSdav at 1 OOp . Wor~ hip JO.:Il a m~. Choir rl'h ('ar~al m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST W(>(Jn Pac:lay , 7 :J(J p m ; UMW , !I N"Ond IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Rrv. K<llh Eblin. Tuesday. 7.:Kl p m . UMYF Sunc:lay , 6p m. (CorhUO ' paslfJr Sunclav Sl'hool !UO u.m , Wad(' ROCK SPRINGS- Church & hoof 9 15 Havman. J'<; Upl , Mornlnli!: Wor, hip. 10. J()a. a.m : Worship 10 a.m , 8\blf'Siudy. WNl m: Sundav rvrnln p: sf' r\'lrl' 7. :wJ p m .. n('S dav. 7 · ~ p.m : UMYF 1Senlms1. Sun Y{C'dnl'sdav P rayC'r Mf'f'll nJt 7 :\fl p.m daY. 5 p m : tJun lorsJ N f"''Y o1h£'1" Sun· MT. 'MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. <:t av. 6 p m. lFrankl!nl Raclnf'. Rrv J ;tm l's Sa n erf lcld pastor RUTLAND - Church School, 10 a.m : Fr('('man Williams, Sup! Sundav School Wonhlp. 11 a .m.. UMW !Evmln jiCirdrl 9: 45 a m.. Sund av and Wrdn(>Sdov C'V('ft· !IPCOnd Wt?odnt'Sday. 7: lJ p.m , UMW f Ar· lng scrvlcPS. 7 p .m MIDDLEPORT FIR~1 BAPTIST. ttTnoon Clrclrl sC'COnd Thu rsda y, 1 p.m (Mussman I CornerSixlh and PalmPr Ear l Ed('n Pas· SAt EM CENTER - Churclo School 9 15 tor Bob Parkf'r. S S Supl : Cath y RlfZjZS. ' An t. Supt . Sunday School. 9 15 am : . a m : Wonhlp 10 1!1 p.m. ! Mussman 1 SNOWVILlE - Wor11hlp 9•00 am 1 Morn ln~ WOt!lhlp. 10· 15 a m , Sunday chu rch 9chool9 4~ a m. (Mussman \ EvC'n\nfZ A('rVICi'. 7 p m. Prav!'r mt'<'llnJ!: a nd BiblE' Study Wednt:>Mtav C'"C'nln g, 7 p I!OU'IIIERN CLUSTER m : Ch !ldrf n'~ C' holr praC'tiC<', Wfdn('5· Rev . Koaer Grace da\ . 7 p.m : Adult choir praC'IfC~ . WC'd . 8 Rev . Pal McG•Ire p.m.: Radi o prOfZram WMPO. Sun day. APPLE GROVE - Church School 9: JO 8·:JQ • m. a .m, Worship, 10: 00 a.m. (flrs1 and third Sundays!, Bib]{> J1udy (>Very Sunday 7 p. MIDDLEPORT CH\"'~ " 01 ~,tti ST . m .: UMW Se<Ond Tul'Sday, 7· 00 p m., ~th and Main. AI Harrson, mlnhlt("r: Mike • Praycor meE"IInf(, Wednewtay, 7 p m. Gerlach. Sunday School SupPrlntf."ndPnl · (GrB('('l Blbll' &>hool9: 30 a m : Morn ing Worshi p BETHANY - Worship, 9 a m : Chu rch 10 30 a.m. EVf'n lnR Wors hip 7:00 p m School. 10 am.: Bible St•d~. Wl'dnes<lay. Wrdnt"Mta y, 7:00 p m . Praytr meellntt a.m.t Doreas Womtn 11 Fellowship, MIDDLEPORT CHUI\CH OF' THE NA· · 10 Wedft(II(Jay, 11 a.m. lMcGultE'L ZARENE. PAS'I'OR Frl'd Penhorwood CARMEL - Church School 9.:10 a.m.. Bill Whllo. Sunday School Sup!. S•nd•v Wonhlp. JO: f5 a.m Secrond iind Fourlh School 9: JO a m ..~ Mornln!Z Worablp 10: 45 Sundays; Fellowship dJ~~~~er with Sulton a.m : EvanatU•tlc rMPtln~ 7 (I) p m . third Thursday,l !II p.m. tMI'G•I,..) Wt'dnt'Sday. 7:01_p m Prayrr Jnf'eflnjl. EASTLETART-Cinln:hSchojl19a m.: UNiftll PU:UYTI&IAJif IIIII18TIIY Worship 10 a.m. .....,.. 1nd founh Sun OF IIISIOI COVNT'l' d1ys, UMW flnl Tuold~. 1: !0 p.m • Low b 120 Plf Month • By Radio Shack SALVA110N ARMY. ll'l Butternut [))ra Wining In l'harl<.'l'. .Scl'<>ol. FOlds neatly away• Solar/ bal!ery PDwer.-Large "plus " key, 3-key memory. #65-56l SVz" Color TV/Monitor E Aw . Poml:'f'OY Mr'!;. 695 19995 LowRA~~::·:nlh• ~ POMEROY, OHI0-992-66.77 • 992-2975, Study and" Youlh Fellow· .• For the Lord had this plan m Wednesday n~hl PI ayet l'l'l('('tlnj!: ami Blhk' stOOv 7·00 pm Tim II From the faith you select, t To rewardmg her care With a Iovtng respec' 9. lta.m, MOrnllllil:worshlp.lO:l) a.m : Youth rnf.'E'Ilnf:S 6 00 p m.. Evenin~ worship, 7' 00 p, ' ,. . STA-870 by Realistic M('mbrr· Unlll"d P r('~" lnlrrnai iOMI. In tan(! DallY Prrss I\SsOC'I l11ion .1nd t hf' Ohio Nt'wspaJ)('r A s~ocl ut lo n Nut \onu l Ad\'f'rll~ ln,R Rrprr~nt :uh " · Rra nham NPwl'ipUJ)f'r Sa l ~ . 11.1 Th !ul AVf'nUl' N"~· York. Nrw Yo rk 10017 On(' Year . .. .. ... ....... ... .. Sti5.00 As a rule she knew what she was talking about. St., Pomeroy Main St. Pomt>rov. SuOOay lj('rvk('s' Hoi\' communk>n on the flrs1 &lnda.v of t'ach month. and comDinffi wtth mornlnf! prayer on the thlrdd Sunday MornJTIJ!: Jli".IYf'l' and sennon on aUothfr 9.uv:luy~ of lhl' month 01Urch School and Nui'S('rv Ca.J'(' providPd. Clltr('(' hour In thr Parish HalllmmedlatC'~' following thr st'fV1cE' POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 212 W Main St .. Noll ProudfOOI, pastor Bible Scrool 459.95 See the latest video mov1es, Hollywood classtcs and TV shows when you want to see them! HO (High Quality) system assures sharper picture definition. Ou1ck·Timer recording, 14-day/4event automatic record timer, front-loading design. *16-509 ~emote battemtl exira Pomrrov. Ohi o 4 ~7ti9 , rond fl :u~ po!'I 8JH' p:th1 .11 PomPrO\', Ohio I)' Carrtft' or Motor RoutP Onr W«'k .. .. .. ...... .. $1 :!5 That beyond any doubt, CIJJd," GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURQl, VHS VCR With HQ and Wireless Remote InC'. Ph lm·'l!Sfl Sf>. R~TF.~ But you later found out 992-2815 T'hornas Glrn MrCiung pastor Norman Prt_>s. k'v. S S &o p< • ~nday Scrool. 9 :II am mornlnR wor.~hip 10: ll a m : ('Vrn\n,g Sf'rvicr 6 p.m.: mld-wt'('k SM"\'kt>. Wednr'9day. 7 p m Across from tht (ourthoust MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Toxns Community flft Qt. Rt 82 R.t•v Robt•r1 Sanders. pa slnr Jpfl Holler, lay loador Ed Roush , ~und a }' SchDPI Supt Sunday School 9 :to a m : mornlna WOIOhlp and chlldrPn's church 10 30 am . Pl/£'nlnR prPIIChlln~ <mlco first thr.. Sundays, · Sj)('('l al sC' rVI«' fourth Sunday 1<:;:/,~~-- 30 p.m : Wl!<ln<sduy Prayer A predictable lesson you never could learn; 104 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY (row's Famill Restaurant ' llshlnJ: Companv Multlmf'dla. 8UI8CRJI'TION "p,,.,,, ., Q"""' $... SltH" Choir rt'l'l>arsa l. 1\lt?Sday, 7.ll p.m under dl J'('('lk:m of Lois BW1. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE. Com-r 'llntoo. ;uxl Mult.>ory, !Wv. Publlshf'd f'Vf'rv ,11tr rnoon. MondiiV thr ou.&:h Fr ld uv. 111 Cour1 Sl .. Po· m f'roy Ohio. bv lht• Ohi o Va llrv Pub· • YOU were SlOW tO return, She WOUld Show her Concern; • • And whenever because ol some ch1ld1sh delay 2nd Ave., Gallipolis 446·6442 •• When you went out to play, Ractne,49· 2UO 992-5141 • The Daily Sentinel I E "Serving Families" 264 S. 2nd, Middleport ·SUper 66th • A Divbdon of Multtmedta. lnr. She would worry and pray , GrocenesGenerat Merchandtse 011. Agenog, l,o, :'tiJ \.. ....i 204 Condor Sl. P01111roy, OH. To administer comfort and bandage your knee . CHAPMAN SHOES 992·6173 (6141992-2039 or (6141992' t o• lutternvt A,., There your mother would be, BASED ON 40 SQ. YOS . LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET FlOWERS FOI EVElY OCCASION 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy """'"l~!e~!RDWAR:tI FOR Reg. Phone (614) 742·2777 •• RIDENOUR "STAIN RELEASE" CARPET Rutland, Ohoo45775 wm. "Bill" Brown, Owner - Ralph Waldo Emerson before you were three, WI1H S YEAI WAIIAII1Y, PADDING & INSTALUDDN -~ Pom,og Flow11 Shop Coun11·'s Ol<k•l Florist 362 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 46769 614/992·2644 PIICE INCLUDES 5 YEAI WUI WAIIAII1Y, PADDING & INSTAilADOII. '.$140 J Me•~·' S2 595 PER MONTH ol Columbus, Q. 804 w. Main 992·1318 Pomeroy , Brown's Fire & Safety and Equl•pment Sales Servtce mothers made them Pomeroy Nationwide Ins. l;o. I FRANCIS FLORIST FOR JUST I 14!1-HOI Middleport ' I J Men are what their PrescriptiOIIIS TRINITY CHURCH John nwr. lmorlm pa~ lor. Do- Buck. &lrday School &lp Oturrh School 9: 15 a.m , Worship ~ 10: l) a m ,' I l iSPs GIFTS m SOHIO EU.IS& · ~e~!!! )~J BOOK $lORE Church & Office Suppftes CARPET 2 ROOMS & HALLWAY Model 20 by Realistietl 216 s. Second P()n"erov 992·332! Pomeroy 992-5432 Upgrade your stereo system now!IMX circUitry dramatiCally widens sound image. Exctus•ve Auto-Magic" f1ne-1unes FM au· )OmaJically. #31-3001 'TM Sci·COuShCS Inc · The youth group oft he Word of Life Church will hold a walk-a· · olhon atlO am Saturdav . An yone 'wishing to pledgP or dona te funds J>f would ilkt• to help with t hr 1 1evenl Is asked to contac t Ray 1 ,Laudermill . 992-;;:116, or Donna Davis, 992·3611. Rain will post : pone the ewnt until Satu1d ay. ' May 16 Chester HONOR. YOUR HER LOVE AND PAtiENCE SWISHU&UitSE MOH4WK CARPET SALE High-Power AM/FM Stereo Receiver With IMX * Walkat'hon .ret for Saturday Ph. 915·4100 221 W. 'Main 884. And C'onsCI\'allon Dav will be observed by members of the Ca rmel and Sullen United Metho· dlst Churches thi s Sund .oy with John Ri ce , Meigs County Ag•·l· cu!tural A~tc nt. bl•lng the gucs r St. Rl. 99 Mill St. GET OUR l Ray ·~F,.,.,I_, /(elltle ' Frlt~ Rutland High School Alumni Association members <·an wrap up their llckct s l or the annual reunion at both the Rutland Depar tment Store and the Millers Brothers St or e. Ti ckets arc $9 carh and the d!'adllne Is MaY 16 I well as other selections. Th €' concert band will pl ay E .E Bagley 's " Na11onal E mblem Mar ch" and Henry Mancini' s " Baby Elephant Walk ". They w111 al so play a surpnse number bv compased P.D.Q. Bach The concert is free of chargc and the public is invited Director is Wtlliam R. Hall. 992-a627. Slightly belat ed happy birthday wishes to E rni e Wells, Middleport , who marked his Blsl on Wednesdav. Ma y 6. You may not have hea • d but George Folmer Sr .. Forcst Run Road , Pomeroy, has been taken from the Holzer Medical Center to Columbu s duc to a heart condition He' s In the cardiac cal e unit at Univer sity Hospital and cards ma v be sent to Room Eastern· Spring Concert announced Rose Garden Club meets ,, The Interested Businesses Listed O,n ThiS Page. TEAFORD REALTY . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT. MOTHE. 'FOR This Menage and CJI:urch USED CMS, ·" MEIGS TIRE. \ : CENTER, INC. l.'J( JohnPh.F.992·2101 Fultz, Mgr. R1ggs , E va n~l !.s t ll' Sf'rvlfto ·7:ll p.m WOOnC$da v: Pravr r m('('!ln~ 7·30 p.m Thursdav ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Po!Tl('roy· Harr\sonvUlr Rd Robfort Purlf'll. mini"· MlkcThompion. N('\1,' H;r Y"n WV. ~~lor . Sundnv S<-honl i.l l 9•:lO 11m MornlnQ: wor· S In 1 sh ip at 10, :lCl a.m : ' und:, v t'Vf'n J! SI'n' l f' .tt 7,11 p,m Thul'lld,u !lf'l'\ ic'l'S at 7 !VIP m FRF.EDOM GOSPEl. MI:'\SlON HI Ru ld Knoh, ICX'a1«1 m Cnunt v Road :'11 Rf'\ 1 awrf'nl 'f' Glu ffl m nt mp. Pl\" 101' RM Ro~C'I' Willford • •~~~~ pas1fJr PrraC'hln t:t !<il'J'\IC'NI ~uncla v ':' mpm Pr .•yf' r mr(•l\n.tt Wrd nNda v 7•:'\fl p m . \.:u v G•llfllh . \f',td<'r. Youth ~~·nups Su ml,l\ ' '' i'nln ,lla t fi :Ill p.m. y, ll h ROilC'I' ,1nd V!nlt•t Wll !fmd. INdC>JS, Communl()n !l('rY IC(' flrsl Sunda v l'ach month IC'r. ~1 1'\C' Stanlry ~ ~ ~upt Bill Mt' EI· 10\'. A!<st Supt : SundaYSrhool 9 30 a.n\ • Worship !l<'rvlr£' 10 XI a.m · Evrnln~ wor· ship Sund,JY 7 p.m. and Wl'dnf'!lrtayJ.7 p.m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHI -tCH , Pin(' Grovl' Thf' Rt•\' William M 1dlc.-swarth p:1s1or Churrh srrvlrr9: .i 0a m.; Sunday ~~~~ 60s~RYm CHURCH OF CHRIST, :10 .John Wr \Rht p,1oo1nr ~un duy- &huol9:. lJ , m.; L;1 rrv H,tvnN~ S ~ . Su~t Murnlnf;! WOI ship JO· :ll:l.t m WlllTE'S RAC INE CHURCH OF' THE NAZA RENE RC\ , Llo\d D. Grimm ,Jr .. JJUIIInr 01.1B.1ss Ch,tlr man of th (' Board of Chr l!i· dl'nou r pastor. Sunda v SC'hool 9: :\0 11 m : wonhip M'r\ !rr- 10 :w- a.m.: Blhlf' ~ tudy and won hlp SC"rv ll·r . Wf'dn foll dtav. 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST , Mu rk JonMI. pt111 , 0r Rill Nkhol ~on Sun · ~ t•;"J.,Ju •• u.m .; d.1v ~ C'hool ~ upt Sund ll \' .·-.n.oo MOrnlnJ,! WOr"hlp ,\1'\d C'ommunlon 10 30a LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. tl<x· tC'r Woodv Call pastor. :Wrv l c~ Sundav 10 a m and 7 p m WcdnC'Sdav. 7 p.m. BAPTIST WF.~LEYAN CHURCH_ Cnoh llh• RD R.- Phillip Rl tlan l.lfP Sundav Srhool9: ~ a.m : Morn· In~ ~·nrshlp 1fl :\fl am.: t'vt~ nJ;Z ell!ltl c liflt'· v!C'C' 7 00 p m Wrdnrsda v sN'VIC'(', 7 p.m. RAC INE F'IRST CHAPEl. RUTLANDBIBL F. MF.THODIST Amo• St ""o PINE GROVE HOLINESSCHURCH.\\ miiC' OffRt 3:r.! RC'V Bcn.J . Watt ~. p~tor , Robrrl S<>arl ('S, S . ~ . Supt. Sundav SC'tl ool !U O a.m.; Morning Worship 10: 30 a m .. Sundav !'vmlnR ~ l'rv lc C' 7· :.0 p m : Will TK'!'idaV Sf'TVIt'C', 7· 30 p m SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Lfll lr. pasw r "IC'Vf' Lilt I(', S S Sup! Sunda y. St'hOOl l Oam: Morning wor~lp , l1 am.: SUnd aY t"V('fllna wot~hlp 7: :lO p.m. Prayrr I m('('lina an d BlbleJiudvThUrsday. 7 :lOp. m.. Youth m(l('tlng Wll'dnesdav ut 7 p.m REJ OICING LIFE BAPTISt r HURCH - :ut.1 N. 2nd Ave . Mkldlepor1. Sunda ~ Srhool JO a m. Sunday M'rnlng 7 00 p.m . Mld-wl'f'k M'rv lcf' Wrd , 7 p.m CHI!IS'fi~N Meetln~. LIBERTY AS.~EMIILY OF GOD. Dud· din~ l .;ln(', MUl'IOII , Va. .J. N n uu.i u'l' . w LAMED ali orr• lhey servants . : 92 Unless they law had'"'"'' my d e ll~ hl s. I should l hr n have ' perished in mine affliction . 1 93 I will never forget th y precep": for with lh!'m thou hast 1 quickened me. • 94 I am thine, save m e; for I have sOUR hi I hey precepts. ' 95 The wicked have waited for me to destroy me. ""' f will : consider thy testimonies. 961 have seen an end of all perleclion· ''"' th y c-ommandment i• exceeding broad. 7.30pni. . OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH. Walnut and Hen~ St1., RlvM swood, W. Va Tht Rw. Qe()rjle C. Wel rkit , pastor. Sunday SChool 9: :.1 a .m.; Sunday worship 11 a ,m CALVARY BIBLECHURCH, Iooaledon Pomeroy Plke-, County Road Z near Flal· woods. Rev Blackwood , pastor Serv lcl'l CHRIST. C. l.t'lllf' Gillilan. pastor. Sun· da y Sc-hool 10.00 a.m ; Momlng Worship n·oo a m Sundav PVrnWI!i Jll('f'VI('(' 7: 00 p. ' m Wl'dn~da y (....min~ pr a ~~r ll('n' \{'(' 1·00p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, ROt: Wat~m, pest or. Crtnton Pun , Sunday · SChool Supt. Morning Worahlp 9:30a.m., Sunda y School 10 30 a.m .; tvenlnc~tr· vlt'l", 7. :1) p m MT UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, pauor; Joo Sal'T<', Sunday Sd!ool Sup!. ' J er Sunda y S<hool 9 45 a.m : EWII!IIg W<lt'· ship 6: JO p m: Prayer M..11111. 6:30pm. Wl'dn1'Sda y. TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. DIV1' l'rt!nllco, mlnlller. Dory! Wei1J 1 Supt. Church SChool 9 a.m .; Wor· ship Servlrf, 9:15 p.m ChESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE ll<v Horbort Grate, putor. Frank Rltll•. ..pl. Sundly Scloool 9:30 1. on Sundly 1t 10:301 m. and 7:30p.m. wl<h Swtdly School t: 301 m. Bible Study, Wl'd· n.. dly, 1:!0 p.m. FAITH FELLO\WIUP CRIJ!IADE FOR CHRIST, Sl Rl. 3311, Antiquity . Rl-v. Franklin Dickens, putDr Sundly morn· lni 10 a.m : Sundly ..mtna 1·30 p.m. Thuradoy evenlnrl: 30 p.m SI'IVERSVILLE CXIMMUNI'I'Y BAP· TJST CHURCH. Pallor ·Robert Byen SUndiYS<hOOIIO a.m.: Worohlp ...-vlco II a.m.: SUnday evenlna aervteo .1:30 p.m : Wedn 1'1day eventna t ervk:e l :30 p.m I' CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOO· TOLIC - Vanzandlond Ward Rd. Eldfl' Joms MDI«, putor. ~ndly Sd!oot. In~ . !O:JO a.m.i Wonlolp Sorvl<e, Sullday, 1:ii0 1 LAUREL CLIFF FREE MEJ'JI)DJST P-!!':i Bible Sludy, Wedn-y, 1:30 p.m. CHURCH. David Boll, pulor. Ro110rt E. t'\IMEROY WEBLEYAN IIDJJNESS, • • Bartoo, Director~ Cttdatlaft EducaUon, l!.miiGOYDio Rood n.-v. Dewey Klor. Stne EbiiD, aaslllant . SUIIdi)''Sdlool t: I) .....or: Cllnlllt Flu•. !lullday sdtool l a.m.; Momlnrwurthtp 1):30 1m.; Teeas (GreteL In Action, 6p.m ; EV1!111n&Worllllp, 1:30p.. SUpt.: SUndaY School t:30 a.m.; monttnr wonhlp, 11 1m.: SUnclly ownln1aorvl<e m. Wednooday ..,.,tnr pny..-ed lllltlo LETART FALLS - Worllllp 9 am .. 1:30 p.m. Prayer Meotlla. Wedn-y, study, 1· JO p.m. Choir prt~ct~Ce, Tbtll'ldlly, Chutt'b School to 1.m. (Gracrt 7:30p.m. ?p.m. MORfiiNG ST,o.R - Worship, 9145 a m.; SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF OOD. l Chun:h ScbOOI, 10·!II a.m.; Bible ST\Idy, DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, , Charlfl Ru.U Sr., mlft .. tft'. Rick wa., ...,.Pfltt.-11. Wonhlp ..,....,. Sundly J Thursday, "W~&·:? ·I Roclort IIACJN[ yAJif - O..rcll Scl'<>ol, comber, ....-. Sunday Sdu:ul t: J) a.m ; : 10 1.m.: Sundly S<hool II a.m. Evenlllr lOam.: Wonhlolla.m.: UMWiotlnhMon· IWcrahlp I«Vlce IO:JO 1.m. Blblo ttudy, · •wonhlp lft'VIce 1:110 p,m, WodnOidly prayer moot~~tr 7:110 p.m m.: Worslllp ~kc! . 11 a m. and 1 p.m. 91nday. Wt'dnOidly, 1 p.m Prayor '!let!· I ' ~:104, 89 For ever , 0 Lord, thy word is settled in heaven. 90 They faithfulness i• unto ali genera tions thou hast ; established the earlh, and II abldelh. 91 They continue this day a ccordln~ to thlno ordinances lor : FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Lel arl. BRETHREN IN F1 1.1 (:OSPI :I llf:llTfl(I I.JS f. Hl\ 11 t1 ftmu t PomPI'lW, 1'om Kt•llv J>ltli· tm ),rnnv l .,lm1H•I 1. S S Supt ~und 11v morn !ntt sr i\ It «' ut llla.m : Sunduv rvc· n. lrt j;! "1'1'\'h t• 7 IIJ p.m Tu ('!o;l\11~ iiOd Thurl'l · c~l ,\' Sc•rvh ~ ~ ,tl ' · 't'l11 m WOnD OF F'AITil . 1/'l Mill Sl .. Mldcllf'· p1111 ~ undn ~ mMnlnus PI'\h'P111 .1!i,l m ,. Suntl.t\ P\ l'nin J.! i ·' ~ l Tl l u t ~ tLJ\ mnrn lnJ! Alh\1' !IIUtl\' 111 a m W1 , l n, .,. t~l\ r vmlnJ[ 7 :1111' m NFII' IIAVF:N f'IHI I!Cit OF' THF. NA· • LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH 7.A/lf'NE, Rt"\' ( ;ji'Mt!nn Sll'lltHI Pll!'IOr S unil . · ~· St. hool q. :ll!.1 m : W111 ;; h i PM'"~rr-. OF GOD - GllbC'rl Spf'n('('r, Pll~ t or Sun 1111 Ut 1r m.. Youth sf'J\lei' Sunlln v 11·L' ,, day !;(>hool 9 :JJ u.m.: Morning IIC> rvlrt m. Sunt!.r\' N'C' n1nU!H'I\' h c•7 Ol'lp.m Wc '< l· lO·OOa.m , Sunday- f'vrnlnM: s<' rvlcr7:00p nr'l'ltlu\ Pt uwl M••f•Onu un d lllhlr Studv m : Mid Wl'C'k pru vl'r M>rviC<' Wf'dn('Adll)' 1 fWl J) m ' 7p.m Nf.ASF ~ ~1,'1 I' Mf:NT< II CRCH Sun· MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH. LI WrfftC€' BU IIh pastor. MaJI Folmrr. Sr. ~~~~~'·n:t'~t··~~.~~~~ 1~·'1 :;117, :!.•Ill Thu ltulu y . Supt . Sunday School and MurnlnJil Wor11hlp 1:-111~1' AA r'I'I S'J ('lll 'llCU Mu ~nnt W t :ll a.m.; Sundav ('V('nlnf( Hf'rvl r r•. 7p.m , V,1 f1 a'< lfll', Hill MU I!J h\', Sunci wS•hno! 111 Youth m(l('tlnlt IHid Sibl (' Study. WC'd m'!'l · 1m ~ un ti ,n• ,~ ,'f>nl n J.! 7•'111 11m Pr:t)t't' day. 1 p.m. UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rl. 1on Po- mc~t •l ! n J,! t1nd Ol tll •• ~ tud ~· Wl l( lnc•~ tlu v . 7; ~ ~ . ~~ . m t : \t~rvnn l' IA'f'lUHTit' , mcroy By·Pas5 R<'v David Wt11rm an, Sr , 1\UTI.AN ll Frt F' E WI I. I. fiAI''l' I~T. ~... pas1or. Mt>IY!n Orakr. S. S.. Supt . Sunday lfom St Ht •\ p,, ul T ,1VIIJI , tmstm , Sunt.l uy : School9: 30 a m : Mo rning Worr~hlp 10. :m: St•hnol H! .1 rn Sunt1,1v t'\ c•nIn~ 7· tK1!l m , Ev('ning Wonhlp 7· :W p m , Wf'tlm•!«<ay Wc~t1 nN4da v t•vt•n!nl!' pr .IVI'r mPP tln ~ 7: 00 I Pray£1 r ServiN'. 1:311 p m. , . . l FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad p,m !<OUTII IIE1 1ff'l. NF'W 'I'I'~TA MF:N T : St , Muon. Sunday St'hoollOa m .: Morn· ('II URCII. S\!\ •'r rtllil!•' nu.1n1• SVdf·n·• In~ wontllp 11 a.m.. EvC' nln~t: ~er.vice 6 p m. Praytr meclln !l and Blblt Study WC'CI · • "I IJc·kc•r. IM NI ~<I sun11uv Sc hon\ 9 11 m . ' Wor11hlp St•rviCI', li t 11m : Sund:r v 1'\'l'f) ln R, nooday, 7 p.m. FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rrv Nyl< !l f'l\ llf• 7.(WI p m. W(•dn•.,;d,l;.< nlu ht Rlh lf• !'1udv 7 no u rn . Bordrn. p~J!IIor Co rn l'llua Bunch. ~upt • HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rl-v Dovld McManis. pastor. Su,nday Sd1ool9: X! a.m. W. Va., Rt. t , Jamf'l!l Lrwh, pa.tor Worship ~e rvlcel9: .)) a m., Sunday School 11 a.m : EYtnlnll worstttp 7: l) p m Tuesday couaae prayiPI' n-.e•Une and Bible Study 9· JO 1 m: Worship l!fi'VIce, WodnOidly SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· m : Hlh\1• ;; tufh . Thu r~ !lu v 7•1111, m SERMONETTE pastnr EvMIIna M:'rY l('<' 7· .')') p m , Wo mrn 5 Mlnlslrv. Thund.Lt y. 9: :}11 a m : wron rsda y Pniyrr and Blblf' Sludy, 7· 1 ~ pm mrrllnfil , 7. :1> p.m. CHURCH, 1 30 p m. UNITED MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Miller Sl . Ma!ton, W Va EuRmf'L Conll('f, mi· ni,.IM' ~und a v Btblr ~1ud v 10 a m.: Wor· 11 hiP 11 u.m and 7 p.m Wf'dn l"'l da !i Blblr Studv. voca l mu sic·. 1 p.m. • Sunday momlng servicE' . 11 a.m., Sun· ZARENE Rl'V Glmn M('Mtllan , ~ s l or . Marv JanlcC' La vf>ftdrr. Sunday School Supt SundaY Sch ool 9 :)() a m.: Morning \l OUhlp lO :l:J a m : Eva ngrll ~tl cl' l'rvlcr . 6p m: Pr ave r andPro:~ l ~f' W~rH·• I'il y, 7p. m .. You th mf'('tlna;. 1 p.m F.DEN · day night aervlce, 7: JO. Wedn,.ly p-1yer Dalla l!! Jane)!, Sunday School Sup! Sunday School 9: 30a .m .; Sunda)l Mornlna Wflr· ship, 10 lO am.; Sundayev('lllngWonhlp, 7•:It p m Wednesday evening Prayer jlll ~ ! nl Su nl lil\ S1 tHUJI 11' 111 ,1 m l'hU rch )II H i ll I' 7• .Ut p.m , HrUi h r1 1 l1 l'1 ~ ship fl• ~~ p, ;i'' m Tillis. pa"tm', S<lnnv Uud!lnn . sup1 . Sundt~~ 0(\avf'r. Pastor Mlkt' Swlrc>r. Sunday, School ~: :10 u m , Momlnu " or•hlp. 10 · lll School Su pt : Sunda v School 9 30 11.m , 1 , 1 m : Sundav rv<'nln ,z M~rvl«' 7·00 p m Morn ing \I'Orshlp 10:40 a.m.. Sunday Wt~n ('!day ;..rvlt'l' 7 p.m WMPO pro· PVi"nlng wor!ihlp 7 :W p m : Wrdn ~ da y JZram 9 a.m ~a NI SundaY f'\'rn!n g R!hl£' ~ tudv 7:_:\0_p m RUTI.AND CHURCH OF' THE NAZA · BURLINGHAM CoMMUNITY CHURCH, RENE . R"' '· I.0\4 <'11 Ford, p.uctor Sunda y Burlln jZham Ray Laudt>rm\11. pao~tor: Ro. Srhool !t: :to ,t m.• Wor~hiP ,.rrv lcC' 10:30 u 00rt 0:2aM , n~lstanl past<r ~unda.v School m , You ng prop!('',; !W~ IN' r~ p.m. 10 am: won;hJp 7 p m.: Wl'dnt'lday, 6 p.m [ vllnliwllslh' Kl'f'V IC'r 6 l1 p m Wrdnf'!li dtly vouth IT'K:'(1in~ W«< .. 7p.m churt'h 'WVI('('!!. "('M' I<.'C' 7 p.m , LANGSVILLE m. MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH. Charlt's Norris, pastor Sunday Sc•hool, 10 0 rn ; worship ll("rvlce 11 a.m : Sunday nl,lt:hl worship !l('rvlcr. 7: 30 p m , MldwN'k pray('r lt'I'YI CC' Wt'dnesday 7 p m WE$LEYAN BIBL£ HOLINESS CHURCH of MlddlPpOrl, Inc., 7' Pt>arl St., RC>V. Iv• n M~('rll , pastor, Roacr Manlry, Sr .. Sunday Sc'hool Supt. Sunday School 9:30am .. Mornlnll Wor~~hlp 10: ~ a.m.l Evtnlna WorAhlp 7; 30 p m. Wednt'!dav f'Vt>nlnl{ 8\blr- Mtudy, pra yer and prahw lf'rviet', 7· 30 p m. �Pomeroy- Middle~. Ohio Friday, May 8. 1987 I?~~~~be~~~~~be~-~ Alth m,heledrictah· rconhduct meeting . nor ed aI 1)1 e nex t meeI mg o1 ('hester Council 323, Dau ht s.. A ~[., , 1 . 11 01 h mehr ca, . was anT nounceo w en t e group met uesday evenln at the hall · ¥.• . , g Margar et · . Tuttle. cou ncrlor, pres ide~ at t he meeting opening w e P ge o 1. e lag. T e Lord 's Pra y r national · lh. ' · ·e · an ef!l. . and a reading of Psa lms 2S. Reported:;MI were Letha · Wood and R t s lih ith D h . .u m . • w orot Y Rrtchle being In Mou n! Ca rm el Hospital West. Columbus for .more hear! surgery. Erm ~ Cle· Friday, May 8, 1987 land reponed on the rec.enl rally · an!] I he meeting held at the RPdwood Inn, The district meet, ing w~s announced for May 1.6 at l p.m at t he Chesl er hall. Past CounCilors Club will meet al the h 11 M 13 ay E' 'I h Jaymar Ladies Golf get ~ogether ma;~~r~n~~~nced Invitational tournamenl l o be hPid June 2:l was announced when the .l ay Mar Ladies Gol f Cl ub rnpf Tuesday. On I he pia nning ro rnmitlee are Woods birthday IN Tl!t\ININU - Tt" • Ohio Stat•· Jli ~: h wav Jl i~hway Pat rol 'l'roopers. In tht· training are, lr·om ldt. Sh•vpn D ..JI'fferies of i\thens: Rradley \\' . r\ l f'Xandcr uf !Vaidd ll' port and Mit hac1 1 n. Gore r• l' f; a lli polis. Pa t rol '~ I UJU1 i\t·adPrn,\ ' (' I a~~ hP I{lut i\JH' il I i~1 ( 'olumlms, and will c·untitHJI' until SPJJL I K, w iH'II tlu·.v will gr·acJuat•· a rul h(• i 'urnmi ~..,iu rwd a .., Hayman birthday is observed at party Fc wir · 11 <1.\'man . ILu ·inc·, w;p., honor"d f)/1 h1• r 701tl f)irt !Hl.t '. .:wni vf•rs ary n •c<· nl! \ \\ ith ;1 p;1rty a t t h r' / {~H· in r· J•Jrq B<Jpti,_,r Chu rch scwbl m wn . Th£· cc• lf•hr;don w; r;. . lrn-,tl'd IJv 1\r •i fh i lfH I J.i·..., !i(• h1 •1' (' h ild l'l ' ll , Hayrn:.r n. t<n h•·rl ;r ncl l .i llir • ll ;rrt . lbl'i rr P. l 'll vl lis Youn ~ . :Ylirld lf' prwt , Li ndil .lt' WI'i l. M.:tso n, \\' . V~1 .; T N J a nd S;i!Jii' 1/a ~ · nJ ; JI I. L rurrt. Mrl . · Mr!') . 1/a.v m ;Hl \\ il ~ ll() r/1 r, n Ma rdl 2. I!J1 7. d ;Ju g ll u ·r o/ 1<11 -..lt;r CHH.l I .!I!if' i\1] ; 1( > S !O\'(' / ; Jt ,\llJ-:4'1' ona , W. Va . Sh( · m: 11 T i1 ·d C: Pr<il cJ Hny mun rd· H;wi rwa r ~ ~~ . ;nHI tht '\ hil\'1' mc.ull • tllt·ir tlom(• in 111~· Had Ill' ill't'it fpr I 111 1 p ;1:-, 1:1:1 .\ r•;1 r .... A buff'Pt JundH·o n w11 s ' ' 'r\'f•r! at noo n l tJ II nwr·rl IJ.\ · ('nl\ 1' :rn d pu ndl. T lw :J fiiT !loon W~J ~ "Pt·nt OJJ(1 nlng gift s wi th -; p< ·,·i ill rnu slC" n~lll , h,v f.';~ j th ;! Jl(j ' J'amar; l ll u.v mun. Clwr.r lc Knigtll lltJn ,lfHl !>Ond 11 ~1 .\'111<111, J.incl:J .It • l\" J·II. (';Jt 'oh·n nnd Shii nr· Crimm . I l(•))lJi r· l,owr•/1. Hf'\ 'r•r ly ~111 d (' unnin J.,: h<.Jm , S tr \' 1' Young, II (JW<H'd o1 tid r ;wr •n Hubi n o.., qn, IJ1·n ni" :vJ ;rmu: l. <~nd Sa lli t' I Lt .\ rnan . I 1111 •m .., m· n • l't ·;Hl h v ll]i,·i;r i;r ('unninJ.d l <Hn <.l JH l Ht •11\' Wi!l i..... ,\ "> JH't i~d rnr •s ... iiJ,.:;<' w;1.S ~~\· r · n hy tiH · HI '\' ...'\rmfJllrS;Jvl ·r· t <re~ r". W. \' ;~ . · ' ()Jl\ Tho..,t• iill c· rHiing i;r,i clf·S thf' c!Ji ldl·r• JJ W PI'(· Walli(• <Jncl r- :tild· br• !1 1 Stm ·t·r . 1'11.11',\'. Sh t'ITiP, a nd 1 \o~ .\ l: t Stm· l'r , C~J rul an d 11 ul'k \· F1 ~ tu · r. l rt• JH• ;1nd Pa m . l u h ns o~. WaiCI ami /JIJ na !layman. Doll.' \\'o lll ·. M. IJ ' It 'llt " Fi siH'r . HPII \' \\'i lls . llrih II. JI't, I. J;a l ',,;l.nor . Ma br l Shit·ltl .... I >r ·nrli.\ li nd C0 r ti(' Mu · l<ddi t· .tnci L:IIT\' nu t·!, (' l ~ll '<..i M: Jt · Su r g(' n f, 1-: i lrr·n Hu C"k, Tro.\ · Ma nu('], I'\ til hr vn Pllil '> rHJ, [)ori s 1\cliJm s, Ha;t •l l·'o.x. l<i l•·r·n l( ous tr , e~nd ' "" I{Ogr•r ( ;r;l('(', all of H ~winc· . nrv. Sl! •\'<' Young. llur l0nr :tnd H1·nj amirw Co mbs, Marieta; 1\ Pnn,v. Hf •ck.\ ' C~nd J essPc Y oung , l'arkt·r stJurg. \\' . V<.1. : Gloria. ,\.\ 1111',\', .J ortli..rn <.~ nd 0 Prr r k Whill <lf' h, Th r Plain s; Mindv , ( 'o n '.\' , t\ ~ rw1 .:uHI .IU .i. , lin Sc\· . rnorr•. Mitltll<'pol'f : VPI'J Ha)•. man nntJ Donn ;J 1'\ P.:.Jse. Pom l'- Wi lliam Corry Woods celr:>brated his semnd birl hday on Apr il 5 a1 the horne of his parenl s, Chr i s and A li ci a ' Wood s, Pom(•roy. A Sesa me Sl rret !heme was ca r riPd out with a Big Bird cake being prov ided by Peggy Cranr. All ending 1he parl y were hb matPr nal grandparenl s, Mr .. and Mrs. Michael F:va.ns, Ryan and Mallhew. his rna l ernal grca tgra ndmolhcr. Ada Va n Meter. his pal ern ul ~randrnolher . Mila Woods and Heal her. Anna Bax ter and Heal her. I< uri Na istl'ller and Rirky , [rica M<·Cti nlork , Cindv Brown, Hhonda and Sar a Da niel L.v iP Moon, Todd Morri son and Tofu, Herb Norl . .lrssica and Pau l Chapman, Hr•a1h0r Knighl. Laura Hor ste.v, T .T., Drc. Tho· mas anci Ty ler Si mmons. Thr youngster was ta kt•n to Hun ti ngton to see Scsarnt• Sir·eet Li ve, a gift or his purr nl s. anrt tr is gra ndm olher lrrated hi m to rh e Ringling Bros . e~ n d Barnum Ba iley Circus. He wa also treat ed roy : Chr·ryl<' Krr ig hl . M<lson: lb rlxll'a unci Cur ti s .Jt•wf' ll , Nrw Jl a vPn . llo h .lr11·r·l l :rnd 1\ nni<o Grimm . l.rl :r rf. W. \';r,; Alan, ll£'\'Prtv. Ol i\·l a and ZtJcha r v C u~1 ningham . C'oll<~grri ll r. · W. Va.; 1-i llw:r rd ami Cwt•ndotvn Hobin· son. l·'la twood.,, W. Va.; Hrv. /\ rmou r Sn\'rP and J fr irnd, l <v un ~. \V. Va .: Brian H:.1yman. l. e~urr l. Mrl.: Briel' ll an and M<ll'r•i s M:rn c l ar k . Sit ,·c·r Spr ings , Md .. 1\rur·•·. l.orn :r. an d .lnn:r thon Har l . lluiJtin ; i\n n Harlf11 rd and M:rx Col<·. Po rn e· r·o.v. Sro ltSh:rn k, Midcllr porl; Ca - Dnn , F aith, T amt.~ r a l-l av man .lohn . Dr•bbi r• .ta,on unci To~ P o wPll . Sy· r;:~ rusP: l. £l rr v, Ba mbi, .J(•r:lmi, ,/f's <.; ira i.lri d . )';(;(j lll lNT - Thi!'\ wa ..., th1 · ~ n· nt• 01t lhP t'J.;"K hunt he ld 1111 • Satu rda.v l u·rnr·r· l·: ~.,.. lt· r a t tiH• Uadnr• 1\nwrir •:u1 L1•gton Pn1'\ l HOt \\~rmr 'l' ... In tlw \'arinu ... a~r · {'itlt •J:;n rir•-. l't't't'i \ 1t'd largt' h:t ... kr•f!'i a nd t '\!,! ' l'~r mu • t •artidjJ a tin ~ n•n•h rt•d a droc·ulatr • rahhit. • \focal music banquet set M lc hll\i ng 11 .~ ~ honnrl'd .t'~ Jilt• oubl n ru l i ng ~t · ll ifll 'tw, il " llldt 'lll ai!Jhr· ;rnn11;il ·" !J r In:.: h.trtq LH' t l1ll junior o~ rH I "' 'll io r 111 ,1.!11 \ nt -.ll s tU(Il'n t:-. hPid T ut·..,cf. l\ niglll ill I ll~ Mt-.1!-:~ ll 1gil Sc•llr 1o lc ;llt •1t'ttd C:t .\' Pippr •rt , \ '0( '.1 1 lllti'IH' 1 111 . l t'U(' IOt', pn •:-. t •tltf •tl d p /,Hjlh ' l\l 1 \l ~ g . Olil r•r ~ · · n i(IJ' .., l'!'t'O,l! lli l l 'd ~lll d JH 'f'St'fl l( •d fJ/oi(jllt'~ 1\ I'!'( ' ),j .., ;~ Iii'(•\' lie D o~\ icl 111-nd rir'k .... IHumd a l {. tl llhurtl , Ht· ltl M <l\t' r . Mi~sl Sprou"t ' d lld 'l'<'I'J'\ ,!opn ... on. .l ohn Fi , lir•r, Hr •rn lork Cro vP: Hil'k , I IPbbit•anct llNrk Surr:Pnl , lll cky Yat<'S. Huzr t Mlfl'hl'll, Chris und .Jo.vcr Prrr... . Duanr'. M lan lr anti Nirolr 1\'isP. Mikr "'"' TPrl·i Shipko\\'ski. Kim . Tt'l'l',\' unci Tar:.r Hubrr . F:dcli r H ;1~· man , JJf•l (• a nd Shaurt Pf' rrv, rorumbu s. . SPnding g ift s Wl'n ' Mr . and Mrs. Prank Ta)'lor . Cot urnbu,; . tul ia :'olrliTis. Ron and Hildu Ha r l . unci Noa mi Stoilarr ,. Harinl'; unci Mr. and Mrs. Fa udr• Haught ol Wa l kl'r , W. \ 'a. Thr cakl's Wl'l'r maclr• b,, . lil'i·cr ly Cunningham d \\' iit'ti S rw ~\'l \'i<t N t 't'f't • \\ .1-.. l lw hr •.., t lo~t ' l t'll!l lli'l'liJl.il Tu ~s dil .\ ' ni g l u· ~ lllt •r' llllg n t TOPS ;,711 ilt •lcl irt t la· \ '(' tt •r,t n" r Mt )nmr hrl ll o!-'pit ;ll c;t ft 'll'I'L t . \' lrginl <t Smith\\ ,, ... lilt • wi nnt •J of fht • fruit ha..,l.;t'l. ( 'on!l·:o.r... i n pn)gn•ss \\ '£'1'1 ' di :-;t' li !\St' d along wlf11 pl;tns for ... Pnrl l ng /PIIt ·r·... h' fur(lu •r nu •n11Jt· r s invitl ll l.! tht·n• lm ~k (luring tht • tn •l n l llt!l ·:\l.t\ ,If no ~· ilarg < ' . · tnp IO!\C' I' illlcl thf• fruit who was una SUNDAY TUPPERS PLAI NS- Or ange Township Volunteer F ire Depa rtment' s .annual Mother s Day chi cken and r ib BBQ dinner will be served Sunday star tin g at 11 a. m . Dinners $3.70. Pic or cake to Sho\\' Biz Pizza. Scn d i n ~ gifl s und cards " ·ere Oa vr and Shc•rry Wi lrox. Ray Trya ll. K,Yic W<Jods. Rill and Pt•ggy Cran e und ra m ilv. Ph il and Carol Ohlinger, Pomerov: i\ndl'Cia Owens. Michigan ... and M r. and Mrs. .fohn C:ow e~ nd .Jarod, New Mf' x ico. MONDAY BEDFORD - Bedford l ru stees meet Monday, 7 p.m ., tow nhal l. ' ' POMEROY - Missionary ser· vices will be held Monday. 7: .10 p. m ., al the home of Art E blin , Harr isonville Raod, Pomeroy . Rev. Roy Taylor·. Chauncey, will be guesl speaker . Public lnvil ed. RUT LAND - A gun show will be held at the Huliand Ci vic Cent er, on Saturday fro m 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. MIDDLEPORT - The Middle· por t Yo uth League will have a kids' day parade a'ld hit·a-thon Sa turday to kick off I he new ball season. The paraqe will form at 10 a. on 1he Tin Middleporl move down Third Str:et lo General Ha rlin ger Park. HARRI SONV ILLE - POMEROY - Disa bl ed American Veter ans will mef't M onday at 6:30 p.m at the hall. 124 Bultcr nui Ave .. Pomeroy . TUESDAY CHESTER - Chester Township Tru stees meeting wi ll be held at 7:30p.m . Tuesday at lhe HarTi· Harrisonville happenings Easter weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Welsh wer e Denzil and· Barbara Welsh, Rutl and; Willie and Carolyn Collins. Ridgeway, Oh.; Bob and Sally Welsh. Mar ysville, Oh.; Leroy Welsh and sons; Anna Nickol son and sons and Bonnie and "Bull er" Na pper an.d fam il y. Mr . and Mrs. John Williams vis ited her slster-in·law, a pa· tlent al Riverside Hospit al, Co· · lumbus: Oh. Kenneth and Dena Welsh and Bonnie Napper att ended the 1987 GRADUATES OF SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL-Come In and Register For Gift Between Now and May 1Sth. wedding Saturday of their grand daughter, Jeannie Wel sh to Tim Hood of Middleport. Lula Belle Eshelmann recently received a telephone ca ll from her ~ : a nd son , Cap t. Henry Ciavare ll a , f ro m Stru iga rd , Germany. _ K ennet h Welsh spent Sunday In Springfield and att ended a blrlh· day parr y for Paul and Kyle Combs. Arlie PriCe of California re· ce ntly visited his sister , Bessi e Grah'am and other relatives. · Cu~prilor ol 11l'S h '!' C . Hrrm n Cluipi<' l', Or(Joor or llt•NIIII.l\ ·'' .r spf!rla l f'P rt•m o m Sn 1u n!. l.\ '. t' ' l'll i n ~. Mark i!-1 a St' ll ior .11 :--:tlUJiu · a~! Hlg)l Sc' hool :rnct II' ill grdd ll.l l<' on M :.~ 2tj, ,\1 !t•nclin g llw rt•n•mon' fl'Opl tlC'I'C' \\'(' l'l' ll b gr.tnclp.ll' en!§. Mr. and Mr' . ('h.ll'll's 1<. Rl<j k<'s iPr. Li ncol n ll r·ig li h tn s rno lht•r, Pat r i{'i .J CirC'h'. was !'('('('n tiy indu<'l('cl info tht• Honor• Sori<'l,l ' of Ph i 1\il pp;l I 'hi by Clt•rflorr of llrc• (' IHIJliPI' .11 Th e Wichlfi! Starr llni\'l•rsi11. ·. Phi . -~ GOlDEN BUCKEYE CARD RACINE' DEPARTMENT $TORE 3RD 949·2800 ' RACINE . 1~==========;:============~ SMITH NELSON MOTORS POMEROY WE HAVE THE KEYS TO A BEnER DEAL 992-2174 .... J.u.f 1 \c~ pp.t 11 111 is llw hight.•<.,f ho nor· .rn a! Wirhil.l St m e U ni\'4'1'Si l ,\ '. ICE uno. SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFER ~ INSTAWD (UpTo2T. .I - FS -51- AI lhe lop of Ihe lineup, FS-6$ - Stihl's super· this Stihl trimrner hits grass 1nd powe..,d brushcuner talces the weeds hard and holds its ground. P"'ssu"' off difi'Kult wks. Lighlweighl with loop handle for Ughtweight with bicycle-hllidie easy maneuverabilily. Electronic controls. Electronic ignition and ignition provides 'ure Slarts. anlivibralion system plus Slihl's Anlivibralion system and e>clusivt Poly-cut " head add to safely clutch offer safe and ea"" and safely of operalion. steady tri mming. Shoulder hamm IIIII prolec· $139.95 with liw 8081!le• included. Rotocul head. $259.95. $149.95 with String hcarl. 600 E. MAIN ST. When it comes lo servir:ing' what they seU. Stihl is balling .1000! Unlike many competitors, Strhl produc:ls • .., sold extlusivtly through highly·lrainec! Stihl "Str· vjtlnf Dellert, who pruvirle you with tlear<Ut answera to your questions and the best ""rvict av1lllble for all your Slihl equipment. Strawberry pi(s. We make them fresh every day. Pick up one for your Mother's pay celebration. At Shoney's. Plump, juicy strawberries. Covered with Shoney's own speci.:ll glaze.'fupped with creamy,, rich, whipped topping. All on our STIHJ.: STIHL QUAUTY CAN BE YOURS FOR ti~~ ~~~;y 9th- 10th Just for takc·out. By Order of Boord of Education · Dennie E. Hill, Tr eas. Southern lQcal Scho.ol District Aacine. Ohio 45771 2650B In the Common Ploas t511 . B. 2tc Colin, Probata Division. Meigs ·County, Ohio 4&789. Pomeroy , · The object of .the Petition •cheduled . , RACIN E - Southern High School A thlellc Departmenl will be holding an independent softball tournament May 15-16. E n· try fee $65 and two balls or $75 and no balls. Trophies to be awarded. For Info cont acl Howie Caldwell at Soulhern High School, 949-2611, or at hom e, 949·2954. is to adopt said Erica Paige Phillips by the Petitioner and d ivesting you of all parental Public Not ice right. You ere required• to anawe" the Petition within tWenty-eight days or object to the granting of the adoption within twenty-eight days after the last publication of this notice. which will be published Once each week for three conaecutive weeks. The last publication will be made on the 16th day of Moy. 1987. and the twenty -eight .days will commence on that date. In ca se of failure to anawer or other· wise respond as required by the Ohio Rules of Civil Pro· cedu re, judgment by default will be rendered against you and the Petition granted for th e reli ef demanded in tt\e Petirion dated April 28, 1987. Rob ert E. Buck, Judge Court of Comm on Pleas Pto bate Division Meigs County, Ohio 1511, 8 , 15. 3tc 2 To Ml'nd a hroaull(ull\· dt'Mi"nt'(l (unt<rMI . [\prronl~" "''"'• Ju•l ••II POMEROY FLOWER SHOP u,., .• ., ..,,/. j.,, ,. t,. , . , ~ , 992-5711 Meigs County Probate Court, Case No. 25491 , RethaDoy. Route 2. Box 15BA. Coolville. Ohio 46723, was appointed Administratrix with th e will annexed of the estate of Vina Bailey, deceased, late of St . Rt. 681 , Reod svllte, Ohio. Robert E. Buck. Pro bate Jud ge lena K. Nesse lroa d. Clerk t41 24: 1611 . 8 3tc 3 Announcements REVIVAL FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION In Memoriam In loving memory of my husband, Cecil Evans, on our 50th wedding anniversary. He passed away in 1971 but is still remembered and missed very much by wife, Dorothy. WITH FLOWERS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIOUCIAAY On April 17. 1987, in the Co . Rd . 31 Bald Knob Stiverville Rd. MAY 20 to 25 7:30 P~M. Rev. Clyde Ferrell Speelal Slagm Ml htl Estate General TEAFORDm Real Estate LJ::! · RIALIOR 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-1614)-992· 3326 RUTlAND - Nice level lot, nice mtxlern 6 vr. old ~ome. range, celrigerator, dishwasher carpeling, 3 BRs. 2 lub baths, sundeck. pool ·and washer. $47,500. 40 ACRES - Free gas. hay lield. nice kitchen wrlh range ,·parrelrng, lg. rms.. 4 8Rs, hen house & tool eel· tar. $43,000. 66 ACRES - Plus minerals. lots of trees & secluded 111 l it e counlry. About $500.00 pee acre. NICE HOME - 2 story, 2 lub baths.' nrce cook &bake un11s. carpelrng. base men!. lurnace, on old 33 al Rock Sprrngs lot aboul 200 d 50. T.P. wa ter & garage. Askrng $41.000. 40 ACRES - 9 RM lar m home. lucnace. bath , lg. bank larm. lerr ces & rnr · nerals. $4 5,000. 100 ACRES - SuttonTowrl· ship. Ohio Rrver lrorrlage. T. P waler. old house & barrr. 30 or 40 ocres ot traclor land on Rl. 124. Askmg $70.000. . POMEROY - 2 story 3 or 4 . BRs on Mulberry. Hot water heal , dinrng, 2 baths & 2 porches Only $28.000 REEDSVIllE .... 6 tm. house & 2 lois. Sel up toe trarter. T. P. waler & drrlled well. Just $16,000. DUPLEX - Huy thts & lei lhe cent help. 2 lots rn Rut· land near lhe slore. Certified Appraisals Sellina Problem? Call 992-3325 Housinq He<~dq uarkts ~~ ~= POMERO'I',O. 992-2259 • •. •• NEWII SliNG - NEAR ROCK ,. SPRINGS ROAD - Country · ,• homeon 1·2/3 acre lot. f'cme ', in good conditon with 3 bed· rooms, new carpeting, in· sulated, altached garage, stor· age cella e. Big yacd for your kids. $33.000.00. PRICE REDUCED - MIDAlm osl2 acres •: in lhe country with a nice mobile home. 2 other burld· ' ings Good localron . owner wanls a sale. MAKE OFFER $15,000.00. DlEPORT ~ > RIGGS CREST SUBDIVI SION - REAlLY NICE Split Ioyer home with 4·5 bedroom s all rn excellent •.• condilion. Ga rage. nice lol. W.B. hookup, bl ~nd s and shutters included. WANT $54 ,900.00. I ' LEE CIRCLE - SYRACUSE - Nrce 3 bedroom ranch wtlh dinin g area, lar ge Irving room. laurrd<y area. carport and outside storage. Nice nerghDornoo. owner must sac rrlice. $31.900.00. KINGSBURY ROAD - Ap· proxi mately 143 acre horse larm. House needs reparr. barn. horse corr al. tree gas Ia the house. 3 oil anti gas wells available lor purchase. All mrnerats. Ask lor .delails on ~el l s . PRICE RFDUCEO. ' ., MAKE OFFER $47.500,00. RUTlAND ' - Nrce ra nch type home on a level lol. 3 bedroom s. eq uipped kr l· chen. all rn good condilion. " ' Heney E.. Cl eland Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trussell ..... 949-2660 Dollie Turner ..... 992;5692 ' flice ..: .:... ........ 992· 2259 A ~ .' ' . '., rn · .R(ALTOI ., ·.. •. HOLZ.IIill CLINIC .· .. ~~ I ~ ;~: ... • • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .•,•• .;, '• • •• . ••• ' • $4.99 The Holzer Clinic is pleased to announce that Dr. Monrie Chaksupa, • board certified obstetrician/gynecologist from Point Pleasant, will be joining the clinic staff ~n Monday, May 18. Dr. Montrie will be b~sed. at th~ mam clinic in Gallipolis and his inpatient pract1ce, m.cludmg deliveries, will be exclusively at the Holzer Medical Center. Dr. Montrie's patients may contact him at 446.-5381 or 675-4498 to arrange an ·appointment. Dr. Keith Brandeberry. chairman of the department of Obstetrics and GynecoiOJY stated, "Dr. Monrie is well known and liiJhly respected tn this area. We are pleased ~o have him jotn Holzer Clinic in the department of Obstetncs and Gynecolou." · . . In addition to Dr. Montrie's hiring, the clinic has decided to buy the doctor's facility, located at 2605 Jackson Avenue in Point Pleasant. to use as aMason County Branch of Holzer Clinic. While details of coverage arrangements by clinic specialists are still to be developed, an information line at 675·4498, will be open as of May 18 to answer ques· lions. · Robert Daniel, Administrator of Holzer Clinic comments , "For many years we have recogni~ed the importance of our patients in Mason County. We are happy to be establishing a Mason County Branch, to make our se.rvices more convenient than ever to the people of Point Pleasant area." Anaiive of Thailand, Dr. Montrie has been practicing in the Point Pleasant area since 1974 and has been on the staff of Pleasant Valley Hospital. He received his medical degree in Thailand, completed a rotating internship at St. Clare's Hospital in Schenectady, New York and completed his 08/GYN residency and a fellowship at the Brox-Lebano~ Hospital in New York. ' Dr. Montrie and his wife, Panny, have three children and reside in the Point Pleasant area. Serves 8 or more. Sm>t t)l( same day for maximum enjo)mcnt. IKI IU OllfW . . . ...,.. AS LmLE AS $25 PER MONllt. SJIOM~. Thble •. POMEROY HOME & AUTO POMEROY, OHIO HOLZ.A C.LINIC GALLIPOLIS, OHIO America's Dinner I { cancel and reje ct all bid s. R~al 601 E . Miin On the left, Dr. Oscar Clarke, President of the Holzer Clinic Board ol Directors , welcomes Dr. Montrle to the clinic stall. On the right Is Dr. Keith Brandeberry, Chairman ol the Department ol Obstetrics and Gynecology. group $999 bida .u .pr.ovided by lew 11 1. Tho Board hot the right to 992-2156 WHICH INCLUDES: 112 CHICKEN OR RIBS, BAKED BEANS, COLE SLAW, ROLL & BEVERAG~. PIE OR CAKE 50(. l~·.tJl l x•illg lltlll()f('d~l' liJvr;\rs r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NOW ONLY time the said Treesurer of the Southern locai .Boajd of Education will open these I " 1\ (.1 1' < k< '<'P off pounds "' nsibl v 1 .rrt(l l.l nrrit• il•' i li'.\ l<•sli il'r, titiPo[ lilt' " clt rll .rrr g<'l" for lhr Mci g.< CENTRAL AIR CONDniONING on May 16, 19B7. At this ·- it'I1P."'' ~ ORANGE TWP. V.F.D. ANNUAL MOTHER'S DAy CHICKEN & RIB B.B.Q. AT THE FIRE HOUSE IN TUPPERS PLAINS, MAY 10. SERVING TIME 11 :00 A.M. PRICE: $3.75 NEW SHIPMENT OF LADIES' SWEATER.S . · SOO EAST MAIN IJ,t..,kt•t. :\.t rH'.\ Cil l ispil' w~ 1 ~ t unrlt 'l' up. 1\ rc •porl wa s given 011 lilt' ,\IW trh'r•li ng ll'ill i l rtl<~('lfl' brqant pickup Southern local Board of Education until 12 :00 noon You are hereby notified that you have been named as putative mother of Erica Paige Phillips; lhia action has been assigned Case No. Tou~ney "'1'/w Chevrolet truck will bt ac cepted by the FRIDAY 9 A.M.-7 P.M., SATURDAY 9 A.M.-3 P.M. ONLY Circle installed ttt DeMofaJ; . tl nd PHi riC'i ;t C'i rl'lt'. \\' J, ·hit;L l<a n su~. Wil:-i i n:-;lallf'd .1 .... ~ l. l'rt•r Tourney MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Trophies Is sponsoring a men' s Cl ass D A.S.A . softball tour nament May 23-25, E ntry l ee $65 and two softballs. For more Information, ra il ·9.92-2754 . Ask for Bill. Band uniforms MIDDL EPORT - Meigs .Jun · ior and Senior High School Band Boosters will be al the par k In Middlepor t Friday and Satu rday sciUng old band uni forms. Unl· forms may be purchased for $2o. 1968 MEIGS COUN~TY• OHIO PROBATE DIVISION Cooo No. 1&508 IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF ERICA PAIGE PHILLIPS NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO: JULIA YVONNE LILLY. FKA JULIA YVONNE PHIL LIPS HARRISONVILLE- The Har rison ville Senior Citize ns Club will have a free bl ood press ~ re clinic Tuedsay at the lownhouse, 10 a.m to noon . Anyone is wel come to allend. Chester alumni CHESTER - The Chester High Sr hool Alumni i\ssoclaton banquel and dance wll bP held Salurda y , .June 6, in the Chester sc hool auditorium . Music will be b y the Kountry Kustoms II of Gr'ouster . The dinner wil l be served at 6:30 .p.m. with thP dance al 9 p.m . Classes Ia br honored Included 1922. 1927. 19.12. 1937. 1942, 1947, 19:;2, 19:;7. PUBLIC NOTICE Sealed PropQuls for a .~:~.. l Jl1a rk 10: . ('lr l'/t•. "Oil~~ ~ Mr ·h in IN JHE COMMON 'd':'AS COURT ur ,· lt~ll MOTHERS-Come In and 'Register For Mother's Day Gift to be Given Away May 9th at 11 A.M. . . .. REEDSVILLE - A qu arlet sing will be held Sunday . 7:30 p.m. , at Ihe Reedsville Church of Chr ist , featuring lht e groups "The Hea venly Express." fr om Ravenswood, W.Va .. and ·:Ra in· bow." from Vienna, W.Va. Pub· lie is invited. Public NQtice I \r lllr· .\p1 il ~:-; nwrtln g. Hrr nl L~ FRIDAY MAYBUvu 14 J thru iHURSoAY ! MOT"ERS, YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO BRING YOUR ,fAMILY AND TEST . DRIVE A NEW PONTIAC AND BUICK AND RECEIVE A FREE HANGING BASKET !n0 0('\' · .ll ... o 1h1· \\' innPt g ra nd par Morris. Prt•rrnan and Mildred Wil liam s· and .tan. and .lPnni fl'r' s tw tcr nal gra ndfather, Honald lllo~ kin.l-! j)l't ljl ' t ' h w r•t'r• prc's<•nti·cl and 11 1purh \ \ 'l'l't> ~i\'P il o n ho\\' lilt • lll tl iH'.\ \\', IS :,ppnf. SP\ '(• ra l l1 urn om u ~ .1 \\' .tr'lls \\'01'0 ulso Jll't ·~ ~ ' Il l t'd t hn:ing 1h<' t' \'c•n l ng. !llt 't ' l lu 1..,1 \\'il~ t l1c~ hCr lht•cll·t rosPs and f lora l arr a ngr· nwn I:-; for 1hr · 1ublrs wrrP cl onr hv !.nnw I!;J r't. · TOPS meet.r. honor.r it.r /o.rer.r ... \v itlll'l';t r l l\ rwp p a~ J\ f tPnd ing \V£'1'(' ~1 nd iJ c ·o r !-i a ~p o f six rf'd !-I WC('· .\ " flfl!t".... tl11 ·nw wa~ ca r r it•cl Spr'C' i.tl A CCJ I' C' Rt\11 ' l hPmC' wa s C'C~IT iPd held at the Senior Citizens CentPr Friday, 8 to 11 p.m. Larry Hubbard True Coun try will be the band. T he pu blic is Invited and those all endlng are to take snacks. ('ldmission is $1.50 per person. SYRACUSE - A hog roast, sponsored by Ihe Meigs Associa· lion fo r Retarded Cilizens and served by the Meigs K aral e Club, is being held Sa tu rday , 6 to 9 p. m., at Carlel on School i n Syracuse. Ca rry ~ o ut dinners wil l be availabl e. r~s:c:n:io=r~h~lg~h=r~h=o~irs~·::==~~~:h~~~~~~~~~~~~ our. POMEROY - A dance wil'l be SATURDAY BARGA INMATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY - ALL SEATS $2. 50 ADMI SSIONEVERY TUES DAY $2 .50 S<'elclions by thr junior high choir. lh f' srn ior high choir. rhr · Madr ige~ l and rht• Choral irrs. Ttll·rc will be solos. duel s, and ensembles wit h lll'o co mbined numbrrs b.v l he junior high and .lPnnifcr Ler Gra d.v . daughf(•r or .tcrr and Shrrri <:rady. ob· Sl'I'\'Pd her first birthday wilh a part y 11 1 lhr homro f her parrnrs. JACKSONVIL LE - The Old Senters Reunion Fest ival Com· mittee Is sponsoring a round and square dance Saturday, 9 p.m . to 12 mldnlghl , at Trimble Local High Schoo l in Jacksonville. Music by the AI 'Archer Band with O..J. Bagley caller. E veryone wel come. The Oaily Sentinei...:...Page- 9 :: Public NQtice --- . M IDDLEPOHT - Ash Street Freew ill Baptisl Church revi val through Sunday al 7:30p.m . wll h Evangel ist Rick Weaver . Special sinl(ing. l hC" f'OnC'('rl . whirh will ff'a i'Urf' Grady birthday FRIDAY CHESHIRE - T he McDaniel Trio and Jerry and Di ane Fredrr· irk will be featured singers al Friday night revival sPrvices at Prospe<'l Baptist Church in !he Cheshire area. Services bl'gin at i: 30 p.m. Everyone inviled. $.50. I he Meigs .Ju nior and Senior High Schoo l \'OC'll l studl'nl s will br prcsenfl•d on Thursda,1·. Ma y H. at 7::l0 p.m al l hP Meigs . .Junior High Srtwul e~udii Q I ' i um . Cline Oailr.1· and Chr is Rousp will ix' guC'sl ( t rrnmpani s t ~ for ,JENNIFER GRADY Community calendar/area happenings SHADE- Shade United Meth· odist Church wil l be in reviva l Friday through Sunday at 7: :lO each night with evangelisl, Rev. Charles Norris. Speci al singing to be featured. e~ nnu a l r nls, 11ichnrd and r oll.\' Curlis. Pall y Sha_i n. . trn ny Ringrsin . Marcia Wrl ls, llar lenr Ncwrt l an d .lcu nte Mue. Ha,·rnond and Wilma Grady, Robb)' .lor:> and .IPssie Wotrr and .lo<i.\' . Mrl issu Tcuforct . oelmar :md 7.C'Ima Crudy. Eve lyn and Rk ha rd. Sc nuing gi lls were O<rve and Tc'l'ry Shain anct .tason. Ken anu Brnda . Smith, Or bui. Di na and .J.:.I,v, Puulinp Cun ning ham , Rubv otlt lnr till' IJ.rn q u<'l with sr·VP r aJ ".lu d~·nt . . c·n•..l u ming lor ltH • bn n· qu r•t M ;11'11l.t 1\ in.L: i lllcl Y\'Onm · Yr~u n g IJ.t rl c·lla rg,•ot plarrn in.Qfor I hi' ll<llliJUt•t \\'hll'h wa s" fi tm ilv .r ! I .11r. ' Wednes day: cor n dog, mixed vegetables, peach crisp, milk. T hu rs day : cheese bu rger, ro rn . rruil . cookie, milk. ' . Friday: cooks' choice. Concert set Thr• sprin g co nrcrl ol rol.v n Line! Shun«> Cr imm . NC'w H ~t\' l' Jl ; F ra n<" is CoP twcl Dl'Jorps I.Ph ma n. !\'t'i!-'onvi lt r , Nellie Brown, Grace Eich, .Joan rn accordanct' with th e un iChilds, and dMargarel Follrod. form school lunch program in Jh~ Winners for lhe. day were low Eas1ern Local School Disrr'icl. gross, Ma r gar et Follrod, Norma ·lhl' menu for the wee k of Ma y 11 Cusler . Sue Burnell , and Penny is announced: Compton; low nel. Deqbi e Sayre, Monday: beer barbcque. rater !ow pull, M argan' !. Foil rod, and . Jots, rru il .·milk. chjp·ln-hole, Clarice Kraui tN. Tuesday: ma caroni . cheese, ~· ~~d . butler. green beans. fruit, . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio iy I ~· .' .. I . ,, •• I �' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Business Services 4 GivNwey r::~~~~;;~;:==[]r=~~~~~p:::;:;rrr::~~~~~~~~ir~::~~~::::::::11rr~~~~~~~~;:i1~&T~I~-.D~~ 24 MOll TOWING 1m"--. "' ELECTRIC & YouNG 'S bMn tpeytd hiMI'e mldtc.l r• ACETYLENE WELDING FREE ESTIMATES THOMAS ~~~~O~~R~~ 992·3989 •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. Ntw NOIIIel luilt "Free Eoti....teo" PH. 949·2860 or 949·2101 No Sunday CARPENTER SERVICE - Addono ond ,.,.odoling - Roofing ondgutt"'w"'k -Concrtt• work - Plumbing ond olectrocol work v.'F(:" ;0~;;;' 111 Atttdtnttol and small commeuiol unitl. ln1tollation of ductwork I humtd1f11n, furnac:t, hecrt pumps, and a1r condittanlng. All work guarontttd. CALL 1614) 9U-4222 SPBCIALI HEll - Package olr cond1t1oning lol moblli or modular tmmei, 21h or 3 ton un.tt Installed on pad S. ready to cool Pnca 81069 95 plus tax 46B71mo '• ICUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE) KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Maku •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SEFIVIC:E BOWLING II Pomeroy Bowling Co. 3821. 2ND Sf. • lnng this od wtth • rour famly or group o bowl 7 games and get one fraell Good Fri & Sat. n1ghts or any open bowl1ng l1me. Call us lor part1es for your 992-34 G&M TV REPAIR 49835 St. Rt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 949·3088 Bus. 949·2606 Home All Makes & Models 24 HR. SERVICE J&N CONSTRUCTION Will Do.... Carpentery - Vmyl & Alummum S1dmg - Paint;ngDrywall Free Estimates Reliable Guaranteed Work 614·843·5248 992-7636 4 17 1 mo We can repa;r and re- core radiators and heater cores. We can also ac1d b01l and rod out radiators. We also repatr Gas Tanks. PAT Hill FORO 992 -2196 Middleport, Ohio 1 - 13-lfc SANDY'S AUTO SALES Automotive !repair & Service TUNEUPito IRANIMISIION CAll 992 -7403 Art, Sl Rt 3 3, Pomoroy, OH. You A Used Car or Fix Your Old One We'll S.ll POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 4 28 87-1 mo MARCUM CONTRACTING •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACE · MENT •REMODELING l!o ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES l!o POLE BUILDINGS Phone Day or EWinings 985-4141 5-6 81-1 mo pd POMEROY HOME REPAIR ACCENT FENCE COMPANY Lei Us Fettet '(01 I• FREE ESTIMATES R ESIOE N TIAL/ CO M MERCIAL FREE LANCE 35MM PHOTOGRAPHER BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "AI VHS HOME R((ORDER Tr..,lftn 35mm & 110 PtsiIIVt Sli4ts to VHS Vidoo Tapt •Wedd'"gl Prices" Rtaaonablt PH. 949-2801 •Graduations or 949·2860 •Ins Cla•ms •Valuables •Spectal Events Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALlS CAll 7 DAYS l WEEK 992-7632 4 / 8/ 1 mo Mason, W FlOWERS FOR All OCCASIONS NEW IDEAS , Mid.. porl, 992-9901 This Weei Live Entertainment Wed., Fn. & Sat. Night 9 00 P.M . to 1:00 A.M. The Medallion Band Pay Your Cable & Phone Bill• Hare PURL & IARIARA • IUSINE!I PHON! (6141992-6550 R!SID!NC! rnu•Nli i6141992-77S4 VAN MUER J04-773-5SH Afttr S 1>14-742 -2191 '2 00 Cover Charge 4 IS.lrwo 1118 th ROOFING & SIDING 20 Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES EXCELLENT REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES JAMES COE CAll 614-367-0412 Alto True11tlulo11 PH. 992·5682 or 992·7121 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS RUSS MOORE 992 -2526 SUGAR RUN ASHLAND (Supr Ru n Aru) HOURS Wod lhun - fr~ . 10 am Ia S p.m Solurday 10 A.M lo 12 NOON Othtr t1mu by thcrtct or call 992 -5731 for oppo1ntmtnl. HANDCUFTID COUN11Y 11EMS Wood-(rochtt -QUilling flowers, Stw~ng, laskol l1ds COMPAI! OUt •r.crs1 14·1 mo J&L BLOWN INSULA nON VINYl & ALUMINUM SIDING JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 4 2! !7-1 mo SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EUGENE LONG VINYl I AlUMINUM Worittd in home area ,. 20 veers " frH Eat1m1tet" CAlL COILICT: Ph. (1114) 143·542$ J-9. 87-2 mo pd BOGGS SALE~ I SEIVICE U. S: IT. SO EAST GUYSYILU, OHIO luthariutl JeM Doort, Ntw Hahn .. hall Net Form E• IF ••• Deller - " " " '........... owrolght of fuftd nitlng Wtformet.on, dllte svu-ns. matlf'ill dllign Cor 1*11.. rwt.rch, ntabHih corporate soUc:itltton program Ptefw k'nowtedge of south...t Ohio for~~~~ 304-171-8811 4930 Puppiel lo gkle awty Pert Qolden Aetr11V4N' end part lrith Setter. I wks old C.ll 81•· " puppi• Free trllinmg, umplel Found Msle bl1ck dog with collar Vicinity of PondaroN C•ll 814·2•&·9tli76 lft:er 6 lost Cockltl.. bird. lower Mlddlepot1 area If found or Hen ctll814·992·8801 Rew1rd Found Cocker Sp1ni• JoAnn Cnsp midene.. Appl• Gro._. Dorcu Rd Own• pt.... clllto 1dentify 114-949·2378 af1er 500pm tliO rtw~rd for the return of English ShelP Dog 18 ye1t old boy's birtMIY pr...n•l Last seen Ssturday , M1y 2nd lo so's Grtltlend. C•ttl14 843· Public Sale llr Auction lk ... , "hp. 2{19117 'UIUC INYmD 4·22-17-trn Cash m a dl'f the Auct10n w1y Click's Auction S_,..,ic:., 304891-3430, llcense No 754·87 Situations Wanted Work wtnted mow1ng odd j11be. Meigt Galli• tnd M•on Coun• t1oo 814·992-5689 I A.-train Now Southeuternlus.lne•• College e1 4-.U&-- ., Call 4387 m•t level position ld ... lob for moth. .. te•ch••· p1rty pl1n :r,';" Coli collect I 14;4 74 ••a Hir"''l Govttnmern jobs vour .,... •1&.000 . 000 Phone coli rofundoblo il021e31·1116 Ext 1449 .) Sped.. PrOJIK:t Coordinator h.. f. llme Excellent verbal. wnt ttn communication skills, 1nd recor~• m1nagement requ.red Experience working wlfh volun· teers and In fund raising. Team member ctpebillti• Rt~ponst bilitlas include org1niution 1nd OYetaghl of Nnd raising lnfor Matton d.ta systema, matertala deltgn Corporate rne•ch. es tsbliah corporste toUcitttton progrtm Prtftr knowledge of aoutheMt ohio 1nd computer experitnct Athens· b11ed. 8 eo~nty orgsniu11on C1r necft ury Same evenmg·w. .hend work Send resume and letter of Interest to Kty Atkint, Executnte Director. Planned P~tenthood of Southeast Ohio, 395 A1chl1nd Ave., Athll'l, Ohio45701 Dead- line 6 11 17 ESP-EOE 114 446-e03B Redvctd. Modern Ranch; woodburn 1ng .. fu apIa ce ScrHned porch, Clf'Ptlted. elf port, 3 acr" Neer Crown City ~ Septic tlnk pumping. rastdent11f '• & commtriCII eao per load "' Ron Ev1n1 EnterprtH• J1dt10ri _. Ohio Ca11614-2Ba 1830 ue.ooo Call a14-266-1319 ,, Jim's odd jobt peint1ng drive· ~ wty r...ahng, carpenter work & 1 roof repair, tre• & hedaei ' ~ expeuenced C11l 114 -318 · "' In ovorlooki•u pork. ForMiddleport ule by owner 2 story hau• 30 yr . .,..,ntood vinylo oid•ng, ·w-w tv. both, ...... WoodwOfk, a14-992 5126 ••PI!· 2411 Government Hom ... from e1 IU rep,~lr) Also tax deUnquent and fortdosure propen1es For llst· mg, c1ll fretundablel 1 316- Dodrill• Private Home Care ~, Have room In mv homelorttlree ' lld•ly ladtll MIY 20th For information C1ll Prilcilla Ph 114·388· 8193 after •pm or 388-8490 •' ' Htrblhf•Wallpaper H1nginU ~ Call 814 4412200 Of' ut•L 3131 • ·--------:--:--~· ' 948-21aa or 614-949 2283 llwn mower repa~r Will pick up _. and d-'hlar Alto hgtlt hauling-. - For Ale 4 room houN with bath on 11h •ere• land 1 Ox65 tr~Utr Coli a14 742 2393 or 114· > 742-3091 ' '~ 114-742-2163 "• r rn~nml For, ule 2 btdroom hou11 In Pa.rttfOV •1000 Sea by IP• pofntmentonly 11• 992 5022 1429 21 REPS NEEDED For bu11net1 accounts Full T1rne •oo.ooo uo.ooo "•rt-T1m• eu.ooo. 118.000 No tailing, re~t bu11nen Set your own houra Tr~infng provided Call 1 112 938-1870 M·F 81m to 5pm (Cent rei St~nd•d T1me1 6 roam house. bslh, 1 Yz acre Sell or tfldt Reduced to 024 000 Coll14 992 7463 Business Opportunity ;. 6 room houH, 5 •crw ground Alhton W Va Call after 6 00 PM , 304-671 2n9 -----------;-.,,< I~ 'I NOTICE I THE OHIO VAU£Y PU8LISH-· lNG CO r~commend, thllt yo1.1 ~ I 32 EMPIRE FURNITURE f90 MUlBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-9949 lob Barton, Owrttr '. 108 W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio PH. 992·3307 TWIN MAnRESS/BOXSPRING ............ ~98.88 FULL MATTRESS/BOXSPRING ............ ~148.88 CHESTS .......... ~49.95 RECLINERS ..... ~99.95 • DINETTE/4 CHAIRS ............................. ~99. 9 5 12 Months Free Financing 4 -7 -' 87-1 mo GHEEN'S PAINTING, INC. Reoident1al - Commercial - lndustr~al Free Estimates - Fully Insured ROOFING -'Shmgln, Rolled Roofing, Gutterund Insulating Roof Coating CARPENTRY - Additions, Gorogeo, Sun Decks CONCRETE WORK- Sidewslkl, llooem.,to and Dnveweys SIDING - Vinyl, Alum1num. and Wood PAINTING - All typl!ll mcludtng space age msul1t1ng oaint SANDBLASTING- Dry Bla1t1ng, Wet Blasting. and Vacuum Blasting of structural steel. tanks. build1ng1, end miscellaneous items FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL614/ 949-2686 441-3081 1183 Skllne 14x60, 2 BR. AC nice Fr~ch City Broker· 111 lervlc• Ph 114·4•1· 9340 .. . ~.... ' We PlY cuh for llle model cl~~n usedc•• Jtm Mink ChiN ·Oidslnc Bill Gene Johnson TOP CASH Pltd for '13 modfll 1nd newer uMd Clf'l Smittr BUICk Pontiae 1911 Ettttf'n Ave G•Htpollt C.ll 814·441· 2292 Buytng d1ity g~d. tltvtf colnt. rmgs, jewelry. ater1tng w•re old com•. large currenq- Top pri· ce1 Ed Bur..tt hrber Shop. 2nd Ave Middleport, Oh 114· 992 347a Buying JUnlt CIJS C1llaftet 5·00 pm Cont14 892·1141 W.nted Atsri t1pes Come to 210 Spring Awe Apt 2 Porn• rov. or Cllll14-992· 1750 Ask for Curt FILl DIRT MOHAWK CARPETS STAINMASTER WEAR DATED . Up to 36 I LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET Hobson Drive Middleport, Ohio 992-6173 Computenzed Hearing A1d Selection 0 Swim Molds • lnterpming Services -~z LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ! Jl!'li1 CJI'I'.it.o. Expert Installation Months Financing Availallle 10-8-lfc ~ f 111!11d,' 1 10 AND LIFETIME WARRANTY ON CARPET $1 PADDING , GEARY'S BODY SHOP SSO Ptgt St., Mid.tpast Ph. 992·3537 4 I '17-1 mo Licensed Clinical Audiologist MOUOHAN'S COMIUTI CAl CLIANING SIIYICE (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 8-13 Un 4-16-87-1 101 Ceurt St. 4U·7311 We clean engines, tote· r~ors. trunkt, rub new paint, poli1h, waJt and wuh Gottwoflllror ...... wltfl c-,leto ilotol. Also liVE ·ENTERTAINMENT WED. 9·1; FRI. I SAT. 9:30·1:30 OPEN 7 DAY5 AWIEI SUN. 3 A.M.-12 A.M. NM)NDAY-SATUIDAY 10:30 A.M.-2:30 A.M. We Are A Private Club Now Accepting New Mamber1 MEMBERSHIP t6.00 Non-Member Cover motor homes Alllllilii1CI' !IIi' ill' 3 Announcements · · Gallipolis-- at4 446-3172 to to hp 304-871-7431 5, "When the curtains of night are pinned back by the stars, and the lunar light sweetens the skies, that's the time to hunt for field mice." & Vicinity Mov1ng S1le household Item .. clothtng , furnlturlt M1y 7 8 · 9. rain out 14 15-16 107 Oak Dr iSII'i"V Volloy) May 7th-9th 9·5 1 mtlt from 8ulev1Me Townhoull on 8u.._ vtM1 Porter Rd Childrent dothel, dining room taW• • chairs, shower doort, ht·Chillr, much more Rein clftC-'1 •lfn• Y•d Sell May 7· 8·9 All c:lolhing e1 00 or 1111 diff•ent h.,.. ..tded PracHds tor Men· lily HlndiciPPtd Camp Fund Help Wanted 2Y•d ..... Thurs 7th,Fri lltl Just off 141 lincoln PiheCemenary Double wide 4th tr.U.Itft Di•h•. iewelery, clotNnt. ltwn mowet"t, rotH••n Loti mtiC Y•d 811• fhutt & Frl 9am· 1 pm top of hill Pl1nts Sub. other hema To numeroua to rQntlon Thur -Fri 185 Jay Or Colll14 441 2tll Full·time txchem«~t t Firm priiH 2 part-time. 1 fu·· lime Cor & phone noodod TUP'PER- WARE Ph. 114-314-4001 MANAGEMENT TIIAIN!E An---lnt- ,.oooldnt-who-lcl c.._ in .... m~negem~t~t CCHI'Iplny wilt trein lftd CO'Itf' expeniMI It 'IOU want an opportunity to lf'OW:, Mnd • r.ume ~nil llllry r• like to btgtn • 8-B-10 I--:---:---:--:-::-:Homily, Contonory, Mov8 &S llm· 3pm, Baby furniture clott.. llids thru 1dult, hous• hoklltern1 1-::---:--::---:-:-::-::-:-: lotUfdly, Moy tth, & lund.,, llloy 1""' 2 m... aH At 7 on Goo..-cYO<d Solo Fri· ht 9· 1, 493 M.... Or C.nnlng jlrt , HI loolll, old !Mglllftet. ,Mcturt, bikft, hou.. pllnts, girls cliD· thing Lots of n~e os,... Slle Q S Troop 1801 priMe, lno, P 0 101 Oolt Dr Moy ltll & 9th IM1·3PI". H.......aW h"'"o .......... ·nl-o,otc Qo. . . oolo 201 Tlllrd AYO. Fri . . . .,., a • • 8om-4pm Corte """"'"· M•ry • libby -. ' llloy I • I lito? AduN • b.... s_......, ----------~------~ ·~ :1121 r Moving Slla. C1ll 61 4·441· ~ 8201 ' . . . _ Mtsce~~Meous ttemt. 3 --of"-on1RII4 Yn loll ot 121 T111n1 Aw T11on • Fri Moy 711 Mile · -· tlolltlng, llh ..... .... --. - -.... -· lfrolnthoThuio. • Fn ofw.... .... Come to CHILLICOTHE) Tho ShiiWnH VIIIIY Mobile Homt Show, Mey I 7 8 9-10 In the CHILLICOTHE MALL ComoS10 Arnerie~'s A1fordeble Altern•tNe on diti>IIY Fr" pl~nltr for "MOM" on Mrt 10th Strljghl UP 35, exit Br•dge St SH you lherel 1983Nathul, 3bdr , e•c: cond Will sen With or wllhout wood burner 1nd underpinning C1ll 218-1448 1fter 7pm --::-:..~-P;;o;:::m;.e;:::r;oy= =., ·' 1972 C1meron 2 BR, Middleport & Vicinity Coli 614-44S-2170 36 Lots 8t 44 Acreage Athton build1ng Iota mobtla homes permhted Clyde 8aw1n Jr 304 676 2336 teooo l1ngsviHe l f t l an Sl Rt 325 1 mile tilt of D1nvllle S11: , Msv .. 9 9 00·8 00 hby item1 1nd • ' 1 doth ... girls 12· 1 4, bon 8· 1 0.' '" aqUiriu,..., dining t1bte 1nd mo,. 11~ · 742 2153 f ' latgl 4 f1mHy Stt MIY 9th, " 341 Sycamore , M1ddlapott,J·. Acrou from lmperl1l Electric lots of IHin 1nd mens clothing ' ' and miac " New lima Rd. Rutl1nd, Oh1o ' &11 M1y 9th SlturdiY tth From 9 00 I 00 ·~ p m 2nd frtil..- up frofn the tire t;1 houM in Tupptrt P1111n1 Fum.. ... . ture, gl••• Witt, pots and btdapreeds, bl•nlt.eu. tebi ~P r dat.._ ctothtng dtth• and !. whit notl Cro~ pot. flnt. ontt "" snttque lllnd, cloth" hlmptf'l:! If old bottlat. mi ..rs, to11ttr1 1nd ; m~ny other hams Che~t•r Cel'- ~ . ton '-- PI"' ·- Boao't Great hnd, Ohio S1tl 01 r urdl'f', Ma., 9th t'O 00 1m dtf'k • ~~~~~--~--~--~ YIt'd ule Bob Aoy restdence 1n l"t.. Aacme Hou•e hotel ttlml ckF th ing lnttq~tt spool bed. IDYl t "" 14a45 mobHe horne & 3 lo~ In Evervr•• t.ll 114 4411 39 or 441-1&28 1973 12d5 Kirkwood Rtm o d..ed Will consider offer 814 992 2414 after 8 OOp m 1973 Frtldom, 14a70 3 btdr~m . partly furniahtd 174&0 Coli 614-882-7479 2 IR . tr8il•. C.rport porch. eaeelent condibon Atto tr~Uer lot with every thing to hook up trailer, on ume tot Bam, pond. In oountry I 1ere1 CoMid• La'\d Contnc:t 120.000 114742-3187 1981 Shulta, 3 bedroom•. 1Yt hlhs. tatll eiiKtric. cMttfll •ir wllh m~ny exlm 304·175· aMI 2 rnobl1 homn, make off•. 304-111·3012 . Rentals 304-171-311 B 33 Farms for Sale 87 Acres '" GNen Township .~ ....... ... ~ .N May 7 •9, 9 00 ? 4th Sualt rU Mason , W Va. Follow •'ens;-· lV'• dryer ' Clftni"" Jill, Mite "::-' 111yr ~homo Tobocco-rol .............. '"'"" f&2,000 Ph 114-441 1437. ol 1 Shop G1llapohs Fe,.,, W Va -:, • ~Y:-O<d-;-:S:-ol:-•-.T::hu-.w ~ .,-.-n~d':F~ rid-1111_;;_,;., 10 dollt. gl111 ware b~ft!' tiOth"· more 2218 J•ff.,sOti..,., ~Y:-O<d -:-:: So-:lo :1::1::2-----1::1::4-P:'"oltt -:-'., ~ Orivt, S•urd.,- Ml'( I ': 4! =-----:.._-~ fn Solo. Moy I ond 9 9?'" '· lurdenec Addn, 1 .00 t;tl 1 Not'" '"PO"Iible for ICddlfttl Can· eel if tain 1 ,.. ~--::--------------L~ --.._-- 242 1ar• lllnWe ,Oflltt'OY Con CottiOI 40 ..,.. .... 2 • • 1 - loa!. · rural · tliO,OOO.OO. 3M-171 3271 34 YO<d ao1o, frtdor- Soturcloy, 21 au-.. - - • 00 till 7 oo Klclt. - - · Home "''"'"""' toyo Rain or 11W"-' Co"lor XR7, 302 onll~"-0 01 .00 304-I"IS-2221 ' "::; ' - Cherge $2.00 •• yO<d ..... 304 - It .. 21'001 ...- 1m, - . .. ttenclawn May 11 -12th 1~ 011 b - Homo 1M; • - - I C Buein111 Building• 2666 liS 614 446 a221 7398 Whitt 3 d111wer ach.. t like new, Driginaltv '179 00 wfll ull for 19&.00 304-896-3422 ' Rusl tot• and ch•r. axe CO!'d. UIO 00 304-882 3700 Houses for Rent month melud11 w.ter and tr11h p1ck up phone 304 676·2247 Unfurmshed houte, 3BR , Rodney VIllage II 1276 Ph •46· 4418 1ftar 7PM In Middleport, Ohio , 2 bedroom fumashed apt, cell 1 304 ·882· Newl~ • rooms, b1th. n1ce location Otp011t and teflfence required redecorated 14" BR. f1mlly room Plenty of sto111ge space Nice location Ph 614· 26S6 304 676-1060 448 7026 6 Room hoult al928 F1rat Ave GaiNpolis Ph 614·«6 3945 1fter 4pm 3 bdr bnck m the country neer Rio Granda Secur~ty deposit, no petl 1240 ptr month Csll 246 6439 Unfurnithed. 2 btdrooma, all new p,.nl W1ll accept 1 Of 2 children No inside peu Deposit required Ca11814-992 3090 3 bedroom hause in Pomeroy. completely furniahed w11her . dl"ffr, mlc,owave oven rec room Pay own utllltitl *225 per month Days 614· 9922381 Evenings 814-992 · 2109 ThrM bedrooms l.roe kitchen, 2110 N Mam 1260 plus utiUt1" No pets Reference and dopoolt 304-458-117& 42 Mobiia 'Homas for Rent 2 BA mobile home at Evergreen 46 Furnished Rooms hooma for re~l. diV week montli G11Ua Holel Clll 11•· 4•8 9716 Renteslowas 1120 month Furmshed room 8100. Utilit181 pa1d Shire bath S mgle m•l• 919 Second G1lltpohs C1W 448 441 I •her 7pm 304112-3378 47 Space for Rent Office Space for Rent Excellent for Attorneys Accountant ate Close to Coun HouM CsU W11em1n R811 Esttle Agency 814-446-3144 COUNTRY MOBIL~ Home Pork, Roule 33 North of Pomeroy Rental tr11lera C1ll 614 992~ 7479 Sp1ce for 1m1ll trlilert All hook ups Csble Alto lfftcl.ncy rooms 1lr 1nd Clble Muon, w va c.n 304· n3-158&1 Sp1ct for rent trtiler IPIC81 locuat Rd. Rt 1, Point Ple . . nt 304-876 1076 P,hlate lot lr1ller rental spac1 60' " 1 28' full hooh up whh block g~rage 304 876·4695 2 BR mobile home m Bi~well 47 Wanted 2 Bedroom Tr~ller prefer eklerly couple No pets 12150 plus 1m1U depotlt Ph 814 388 3 or 4 Bedroom house'" Kyger Creth School' Dlltr~ct Referen Cft Ph 1514-4415-8621 to Rent Coll614·446·9668 Two bedroom house trailer One lot for trlllet' c.u au 448 Upsta1t1 office, corntr of 2nd snd Court, Pomeroy Call 614· & 896-3405 • I ~;::;:;;:;:::== ·: 77 Auto Repair For Lease 192 1877 MerchJIH! Isc t14-992 6216 51 1984. 14x70 Knollwood 3 br g~rdtn , two b•Y windows clthettfll tilling. two ceMmg flnl 30.· 675-4853 or 875 4230 44 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 62 Oltvt St , Gllllpollt NIIW • uald Wood coaii10Vtl, 6 pc wood LA suite e389, bunk bedt $119, reclin•s new 6 uald btclroorn IUitH. wnnger Wllhert &: aho.. New hvtnotoom auitn U99-e599 lampa Call 614· 446-3tl9 County Appliance. Inc Gaod Wild IPI)Iilneet lnd lV Mt I Open lAM to 8PM Mon lhru Sot a14 441-1111, 127 3rd Ave O•fllpolls. OH Apartment for Rent •1 8edroom btllc rent t 171 00 plu• electne Also requt~ 1 1200 00 ....,nty dopoth CON· Coli a14 21S-8251 Plas1tc cislern 1t1te approved plastic sel)tic t1nkl pl11tic culverta, rneurl culvert• RON son, Oh 614· 288 -1930 2 Yur old Pollld Htrlfofd Bull Hond• 3 wheller .. B•g Red ' Coli 614 -446 1052 O.ntr1l Electric 251n color TV UOO 8x1 0 wood lawn bldg 1200 Play pen tJO Call 614-446-8898 Ukl new 01k b•bv crib Mil· trill 1100 M~al IIIII IUOIIer UO Htgh chair t2& Call s14·.41· 2338 betWeen I • 10 pm Bngga • Stratton & HP. 4 cycle indultrill, 11de thlft. guoline lhglne with centrifugal ctutch. all brand new •2000 C•ll Concrete blocks all IIMI y~rd or delivery M1son aand Galllpollt Block Co , 1 231,1 P1ne St G•llipolit Ohio C1ll &1•·441· 78 , 245-5121 ' 2477 concre11 avpplln C1ll us Valley Brook Cement 1nd Supphn. 304-773-5234 304 178 4412 " ' by boerd" 62 Pets for Sale Wanted to Buy Wanted to buy grande logs delivered to .11Wmll1 Paul Mercer S.wmlll, McArthur, Dr1gonwynd Cettery klnnal CFA Hlm111yan, Pers11n and Slam... khttns AKC Chow pupplft New Chow puppln Cllll14·441 3144 1f1er ?PM Ohio 46161 e14 191 1933 63 Groom end Supply Shop-Pel Grooming All breeds All lfyltl Julia Webb Ph 114-448· LiveSI(ICk Duroc Roan Bred ju11 like lhe boars wa te1t1d 11 the Ohio Test1tlon lhlt gained ovtr 2 I lbs per day Aot~er Bentley, SablnJ, OH 513-68.&-2398 0231 Chlntta pug-reglattred One veer old Must •II soon M1lcean offer Call 114 448 7182 Wanttd to rtnt plsture for atleep whh wovtn wtre fence CIH 114-742 2753 AKC Reglttertd Golden Re tmwer friendly good with child· ren For stud IIMCt caM Gentle Hortl. 11ck Included 614-245-6171 1400 00 304· 773-9887 Himslayan Per1l1n Kittens Stll points Great mothers dl¥ or gt1du1tlon tift Na ehec:ils 64 & Grein Wanted to Buy 200 2150 squar1 bll• rope tlltd hiV Musl be dry ht¥ tor fiCIImltion Call 1114· Old English Sheep dog pupa L11t of lhter. 10 weeks old nMda good home 1215 00 441 Ball btwn 8AM • IPM 304-676·4248 Fret hiV lo Gallipolis. 7 9 •ern You cut • havl Call 114 -448 Femal• Baagtt tegtstertd 8 months old h1d 111 thott. eso 00 lncludts hauH 304 4930 1r,IIISjltirl<tlllill Musical Instruments 71 Autos for S1le d.VI·IIk for Gordon or Soph11, ohtr 6 PM a14·3e7·72B9 Cat•lylic Converflrt only •at 85 Most moclelt lntlllll· tlon lito avtillble Muffler Man, 9 Stlmpaon Ave , Athens. Ohio 1-800-843 3767 -;:::-:--;------:---:..-' For Hie new Hrvict equulp rntnt for A C High YICUUm pump charge check 6 no , gsugu, 30 no 12 , 30 no 22 refrlt~erlnt C1M 614 992·2002 ::-..;_--::---- lc- C•r trailer Single ule, le1f springs. I ft by 12 h . 1700 5 pc capta~na bed at. •100 Rth~trttor good fOf camping Mise Volkawaeon parts Baby drulilng tebla, e10 C.H 814· 941-2422 lft.er I 00 p m Stlf-propetled ~tctric ttlrtiiWn mow1r Selt-propelltd l1wn mower G11 pulh mower Call 814-881·3838. Two burisl sptces In Mtltill Counry Memorv O~rdens f250 etch l)lut lllrnlftr fH C11t 1980 Chrytltr Fifth Avenua good condition C1ll 114·448 Roy1l upright piano refinishtd new kiV• • bench 11500 C.ll 81• ·441·43•1 aher 3 30 0001 2 1 Pl3 Oldsmobile Cutls11 Celi11 Hurst Umittd Edition low MiltagtPh 114·1.48·01.8 anytime 4.&8 0841 tfltr 5pm 8utdpilnoa - e29& OOend.uplt DAN FERGUSON MUSIC , AT\ 60, CEREDO. WV 304 463 1153 ~---;---,------ 1840 Dodge Buslnne Coup 2 Miler with extrt perts Ptl t14 311-1620 Ptrcu~tlon plus drum Mt, goOd cond •1315 00 Call 1ftet 6 00 pm, 304 ·178-1943 58 llr 1110 Plymouth Vol~rt Exctl· lent condition On• owner Ph For Sela or Trade 114-381-1147 Gu furnace 4 Vtlrs old 100 000 BTU whh 10,000 Be" 1nd bee h1vt11 for Hie '30 II :,lljljllii' I J I' WUI do lawn mowing in Pomeroy atld MlddlltPQrt 1rt1 1178 Ford Qrsn•d• 302 motor 4 speed, vood condition e&60 814· 1174 Don USO 1978 Folr cROIS • SONS Signs Half Prfcel S1V1 65 per c ..t!l Fl11hing 1rrow ligna f2181 l1ghted Non ·IHOW *2811 Unlighted t2•91 Free fetttra l See hK:elly 1 BOO 423 0183, anyttmt Bulh Hog Sal" • Service Over 40 uMd tr~ctore to chooH from a co""""• line of new • ulld .qu;pmenl Larg•t Hlec:tkm In Tony's Gun Atf)'irs hot reblue· lng Open 8 00 AM to 7 00 PM Coli 304-176·4131 Surpiu1 Army C1mouflauge. Denim, Aentlll clothing (Wild Turkey Seuon lt1rt1 AprM271 Sam SomerY~IIe' s. Junction In dependance Ro1d Old Routt 21 Elat R••ntwood Ftt, Sit Sun 12 00·1 .00 PM 1111 Pontlsc Tr1ns AM T-top 301 turbo. n.w aahauat new battery , u cond. loeded t4700 Coli 614-44a-220a 9· & al4 441 2734 olttr I & weeh ..ds U 8 36 W•t J1chon Ohio Mu~~y ~gueon , 1171 Ford ltd 0210 Coli U4-3aa-Hat 81 Farm Equipment a43-1274 304-418· Ua6 Ntw Holl~nd, 19115 Chevy lmp1la V-8. f•ir eond 111ting t1200 Cell 388· 8401' evenings S E Ohio JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER lA 31 W Golllpollo Ohio C1ll 114·441 8777 eve 11 .. . _. 3582 Up from tr•c ton with warran ty owr 40 used tract:ora, 1000 tools John Deere 1010 t111etor with plow• and ditc, 111 IIIII new 13800 John Ot~r• UT 81lar 1781. John Deer• 8err rlflt & 4 WD. Moving Mu11 Mil 1983 Dodge Cuatom V1n Ph 814 •4&· e201 1980 Dodge PU 4J;4 Short whHI b111 PI, .. PB 4 tpd 318 engine Call 114.-21518457 •f· ter 7pm 1978 Ford van for 1111 Good running condiUol'l Prk:td rit~ht Come end drive It r 1tl 61 4 · 1177 Ford pick up 4 wheel drlvt. IUtD Wilh lit, ltfOng 400 engine, AM ·FM stereo fine truck Stslfnl Geraga, 304· 171-n10 or 1711 1749 76 8la11r, 4 whnl dtM new tlrn hMdtrt, 1trone vehicle, SthmsG••te. 304-875-7710 or 171·1741. 1971 Jeep CJ&. ~04 snglne, prlcad 10 Mil ••oo 00 304· 115-40110 19815 Haod• XR 80 vtr~ good aond e4oo. Ph 814 441 - CoiiiU 441-3481 MUST SELL 1 985 Y~m•ha Virago. like new Ph 814· 245 · U37 1IIG Honda liO ~ X. 3 wheeler t1 ,050 CoN 114 ·448 3122 19ea KX 10 1983 Skylsrk 22 ft 11lf con.- •' teinld. exc cond. full tength ""\I cerafree IWnlng King aln bed f wllh prii,IICY door. tub 1nd : •hower, Rttse h itch, twin dinnette. n 200 00 30.·875· 1• 3275 ' ' 81 1 Home Improvements 1700 Good 1-114-237 0481 d.,"' night Roger• B11emant Waterproofing Chain link ftncn trtl & tturnp rtm0\1111 Mulch, tiona fill auil11, yews. rododtndrone. Don 1 landtctpet Ph I 14· 4411841 RON ' S hlevia io n Strvloe. Hou11 calit on RCA Olllltr, remo~•l. 1978 Kawallk l motor C'f'CII KZ 400 •eoo rnll•• 614·98& · Aota•v or cable tool drilling Most welt 1 completed tamt dsy Pump ••ie• and ..rviCI BOot · Fatly Trae Trimming stump Cs11304-171 1331 4301 881-3802 1983 Ylmthl M1aiaum 1510 Aalling t1000 C•ll 814 992 · 30015 or 8U 992 8167 lfter • OOpm Cancrett flnieh. p.rklno lots. baurnenu snv lire Job Senior Cillltn Olacount Ric k Garfltld :. \ 114-981 44e4 ' Honda Madel 110 three Whiiler hcellent condition Stsrlts Trte tnd Lswn Service lawn c•te landacaplng stump ttmovsl. 304-171 2842 or Svptt Gilds fron t end Candy 1pple rtd &hoked snd runa grtlt 13000 Cell &.. 698· 1181 ATC Hond• ' Big Red' ' J whleltr 2eo engine, electric 111n, good tlrtt , excellent candi· Cor Fourth and Pine 0•1111)0111 Ohio Phone e14·4415 ·3888 Or 814· 446 4477 tion, 11200 304- 882-3323 For Nit 1971500T ..,otorc:ycle, 1883 V· 45 Magna, 1983 XR 84 llr &00 304 67& 1685 Valley Furnitutt, ""' • ustd. Urge seetk>n of qUIIity fumi· ture 1211 Eutern Avs , Galltpol11 76 Boata and Motors for Sale 1104 A·1 Reli Elute 114-441-a28a ofe•1 I 00 New • 1p1rtm• completely fum R1f a Dip 1 or 2 adults or\ly Colll14-44a-033a For Salt 11ee Admlral24 foot Pontoon loet with 1 1988 Metcury 48 HP n'IOtOr and • 1911 T1ru1 Pontoon trMI• Priced ot fi.IOO .. 1111 Woll· craft 1g fOOl CuddY C•blnwhh • 170 HP Mercrulter tngine snct • 1•11 Cuatorn Haul tralttr "Iced .. •10 500. Make lnqulr· ~ .. ltle Ctnt111l Tfull Co in GoiNt>ollo. OH Cell 114 4411· 0102. ~04-171 - furnWtld Ape 18A 701 Fourth Ave • Qolllpollt f221 Utllltl• Pd Ph 44t·4411 , .... 7PM 740 S1cond Ave 1 BR • 1118 ,.. mo Dopoolt - - Coli 114-448-4222- II 3 fOCHI1t • bath ttow a ,_,...,.._ fumi.... UtYhiN polcl. No clilldron, no poto Ph 1171 17ft. lt11cr.rt 140 HP lnbolfd-ootboerd open bow. •II ctnvsrs cowrl"' .Rifng tQu.,_ MC AI IOOd COftdhkln C•ll Electrical Refrigeration • 86 Dlllerd W Iter Service Pool I Cittau\1 W11t1 Delivery Any lime Call 61.1 •48-740•· 1140 &wnd1y ~;t i lt . 1370 J & J WMIIr Service Swimming Pool• cislern• wells Ph eu. 20&-92e5 14ft. ayl¥on flohlnQ boot, 28 hp 2919 Merlntr mo'lor, 12· 2• volttrof· Nng motor. Lat•nc• OrtyMne Hou11 I:::~:-::=-:-:-::--:-:-- ....... t""" :104171 1413. Penont Fumltvrtl 78 ... 1411E_A_ - I B o a S.......· IH II llr lunlllloolwlttt-f1H.II - C -· MIIOO New Ll~n1 IUDOETTronomi. . - UIOd. R....llt A l l - - con-- lloom luh11 t171H ters • triMftr e.... eve Jointa. Outflftttewd 1 mlnumum 11pt. ----·- . - .......... . __. ____ ""-"-·-re14-H~-1211. a1, - . . - 72 Col m .n,.ott111......,.,2 -~~1~·~·~-~~~·-~s~'""~"'riS"~'*S ...... , .............. Da,ellteM:c ... Cll ....... e1 4 - 4 4 I · 2 3 I 2 'o • ..,.,. 114-112-1142 ottor ~~~~~--~~--------- .1 -•_oo __~--~------------- ,.,___ ........... IIIII ooueh, ~·• 1017. ,.I, Auto Peru Acc11aories Trucks for Sale 1173 lntern111on11 T1ndem, - ...... • "WI do Ifill rftuel for the llmlghty koolcetunge, whlctllllllnlln Englilh, ~ I f4J1. -lon Ph f14·UI· 1177 '·210 ,ord. V-1, 11000 c:.tllt4'111--- of 30 doyo, wll d.hlor. Cllh • QWfY or ln••ll C•ll t1•·378· 2220 .. 1-304-17117&6 Dull ~J~heult klta, ' " 85 In ttlllld Molt Fordt, Chevy Trucks, Y1n1 •••·• Mufti• Men. 8 ltirnpton A \lie , Athens, 0 ... 1-- ·&43-3717 ~ coli, limeatone tnd Delivered 1 ton and t'P • Jim Llni.,. 304175 -1247 or ...• gr~viM 175·7397 For M'- 12' leer• game flth., • m•. nerw fMM fiehermen 3 hp .. A & R W1ltr Setv1ce Home clsrarnt wells pools f1lled • Formttl y Jsm11 Boys Wattr Sama rat•• C•ll 304 157 5·· Oalu• a rm unturn'ed . . .. Fltot --IIIIo • - tll-"""t end quilt Hoot fum 'od t21111M. C.l 814-UI-4t07 •' General Hauling Wsnet •on I Wltlf Hlwll ng , rs11on•bl e ratta, Immediate 2 000 g11ion da!Nery Cilttrnl, paola, well , etc ca ll 304-1176 .. 441-2102 . •' 176 t781 &14-IU-li02 o1 114 94t21211f1or 4 00 p .m GruiU2 .700.00 . 30417112331. • • • Rnldantill or com mOtcial wlr lnu New Hrvice or 1epalr1 Llctnted electrlcl tn Estimate frte Rtdenou, EllctfiCII 304 F - Apt 1240 Utllhloo Pd, 11R 2UJodt-PIIoo Ph 441-4411. *111. lnd " • ...... C.l ' CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 7068 1813 Thundlfcraft 17 h 120 HP, 1 0 180 hovr• Oneownlf, ... Ne'OhborhoOd Ad Clll 114-. .2-'7717. IOH ' ' ' Ph 814-448·1332 1977 Camara e14· 441-nt7 •• '\ Vlnylt & Aluminum Skiing. ltorm windows • dDora over heng ouUtrl FrH 11tlmat11 i 576·2903 1111 HondoiOO R .. &0 198& 1 ;;::;;:::::::;:;:;:~;:;=== KttWIIIk i Ttcat• 280 thr . . whOOior 614·982-&303 82 Plumbing & Heating 1878 H~riiY DIYidson law rider 1983 Chtvene 18 000 mil.. tilt whHI. .I tpd E•c ear 12100 Prlct nagotilbl• C.ll ~ ' All typ•s Cltptnter a COnllretl work• lnt•I<M. e•ttrior rtmodtling , painting, roofing, free tltim1t" S:alll14-441 1174 1888 Ford Esco rt. 4 apd . AM FM tspt 13191 1981 ChiVyCheveUt 4 apd U191 Jahn 1 AutoSeln, BuiiVIMeRd , Galllpolla cond . I ! 441 0294 187~ Hands 7150 , good cond , whh m•nv tatres Ul50 C•ll 114-2451120 I ' SW£EPEA and uwlno machine ttptlr, Plrtl. snd suppt1111 Pick up and dtlhllry, Devil YKUum C!san1r, one h11f milt up Georg• Crelk Ad Call 114..., GE Spocl~lng In Zenith Col~ 304 571 ·2398 or 814 441 2414 Fumltlto!l • unfumlthod opto , •1 up raferencet Ph _ _,R...,...--· ot,.... - .......... ,r... ' Un conditlonsl lifetime gulfanfll Local reterenc11 turniehtd. "' Free ntlmttes Cell coUtct ... candhlon C1ll 8 t • ·•48-0914 af1.,4pm Op-lty N._ 2 1R 11pt. ltow, rofriooro· 1«. - - lum'od 4Yo ml..itom ......,_ f21D/ tiD Dop Nol'tl~ CoM 114-441-1031 •' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Coli a14 98& 3aOI eKc 1 17 ft self·eo ntalned Twilight camper Good condition C•ll 1113541 TACT Jadloton Eat•tH Dept Ph 448 · 3917 Equ1l Houa~ng to.oo ""' cmpar aleep 4, new carpet tlove. u• & elaculc lights plsntv of ator1geap•c• 2 full tanka prop1ne, 8K8 ldd·a · roo m lncl USO Cell 814·•4&· 1978 ChiVy M1llbu Clsuic, I oyl C•lll14· 441· 9218 t1 ,191 Coli SH-388 1310 1110 CIIIIIU 2&e-aS22 14 h &14-241-9248 1877 Hand• C8510 four K , lmmacu1111, low mll11 1700 mont t3150 .I IIi k 814·211·1411 1979 Chilly pichup '4 ton, • speed. I cyi 1780 or bHt offer Vans 1989 25h Co1chm1n Camper New refrigerator $1 ,500 Ph 2045 1171 Ptymauth Ounif U50 1877 Ford LTD t1 00 1977 Bronco •1,000 1884 Oldt OmiQa USOO 1981 1.\ Ton Ford A~ngw .. 100 Call 1514 4 30 I 304-e75-294B 744& 1181 Oldemobile Cut1111 8u· pNme lrouoh•m. PS P8, PW P dOor locks tilt. crui•, AC AM·FM CIIHite. 71,000 milft *3100 Ph 614· 441 ~ 3110ther pletely Mlf contamed gener~ tOf ••.,..,. 8 IB900 c.u 614 576 28&9 1976 Chev pick up truck • • w~ 1977 Chevy Model C85 dump truck, 8 cyl engine 115 lpeed trantmillian 2 speed dlfferen lial, PS. 9x20 tlrea 16,200 00 •&eo oo '• 2:8 h T1tan motor home com· 114 446 0008 304 468 1031 ~ Motors Homes & Campers 197& 2 ton GMC 50 tank pumping 1rvck . John't Auto Sales 8ulavllle Rd , Qalllpohs 114-44i-8201 441 1420 For ul• or lt'tde 8 Americln Pit lull Puppln Good pets C1ll t) 114-245·9212 Motorcycle~ MUST SELL71' CorV"etla T top , ~ ---------14100 Ph 114·246-1137 I Fruit Vegetable• I .11 1978 Ford Truck eKcellent condition, 2 whtel drive Call 74 Flow.rs1nd vtgttlblt pl•nle tor sale First hou11 on riCJht above Rsdne Lock11nd Dam 59 Trucks for Sale 73 Hay 614·992-2t07 57 72 t Camper refrigerator for aele. like new ees Entry door & acreen door '50 , 60 ' ptc1Uill window & fr~me 876 304 -875 11552 1 79 i:;:::;;~::;~::;~::::""r;;::;~;-;;;:;.:;;:;::: Rough lumber Oak Popllf o110 por 1.000 by """&01 •20c 20 HP Stiner lawn mower 4 ' Camper Pal•m•no pop· up for ,. E.~~c Cond 304 6715 ~ 1111 Reidy mix concrete •n~ 111 882 2692 I J 17 h green end wh1te 1wning, r canv•s only ldaptebla to c~re 11 free 1wnmg1 fntme C1ll 304 " 882 3108 ApproK 4000 ft pint 1nd poplar lumbet Air dryed 4 yra 130 00 P• 1oo bolrct feet •oo h w1lnut, air drytd 3 years. •100 00 per 100 boa" fHt Phone 11•·982·3121 56 I Camping Equipment -----'---- - 2713 . a14-441 a821 or 114·4460932 wh... driw, aniculltfl In lhe ' Struts $119 96 pn, Instilled ' Most models Muffler Min 9 ~ St•mpson Ave Ath ens, Ohio • t 1· 800·843 3767 per hive C1ll 814 742 -2292 Tt~ller 1bove Krog• s '" Pome roy for rent Total electrtc Call 2 bedroom mobile home fu r nlahad Used lawn mowers for 11le. 304 175 1112 1fttr I 00 pm t1ll 12 00 pm l oWtpul .350 Cell IU-992 · 2117 or 114-992 8293 49 0127 C1llah•n's U11td Tire Shap Ov1r ,OOOttret stltl12 . 13 14, 15 I , 115 8 m11" out At 218 a14·9U-3882 Mobile ham• for rent In Patnot f186 P• month 2BR. 12K80 c.tt 814-379·267& llorll.~~;;;:;;~~::~~ 2 I 1-w h i t - In ;: P't M ANItl E -D itlC A-Qne CoNI Y -. Col304l'lf-1104. - Auto Parts Accessories Building Ma1tntl• Block, brick ltW'tr PIPft, Win dows,. linttll, etc Cllude Win tera, Rio Grende, 0 Call 114 middle CollaH-448 047& 8·5 Call 6 I 4 441 7032 8841 ---------- EVANS ENTERPRISES Jock 3 bedroom tfiHir I 1 7& 00 • Q - ..... 1ond2boll- u:lol bt II I' lor- 76 Want to buy gas tllnk lor 1977 • Honda 560 304-896 3018 or ' 114-441-2113. :-:--::--:-::-:--:--:-:-:-:'-::""" """' v O<d solo '"'"" Fri. s~t--~ lldl of fo"'* PDwel'slatblr ~' AYO 3 roam forn11hed 1partment 614-992 6434 or 304-882· • 304-171-n31 or 1184 Fairmont 14al0 lllelec1· nc. clfttll 11r. will conalder vehicll In tl'lde 113 500 00 Apartment for Rent APARTMENTS. mobile homts, houaea Pt Pleatantand Gallipo- 1875 Governor 1411.70 rnobill home. aac cond 3 BR tl,995 Coll614-388-9360 ....t.. 1::-:-:--:::-:::-:-:--;----- ::-----::----::-c-c--:- -· Frid.,-. 333 Third Aw Gar19e Sale Ft~diY 8 and ·~ quiNmentt to WN-Cer Enter· loa 1301. Port-til. OH 41112 Tol-otlnt ~ II you hlvo provlouo - lng - -......... lootdltt tor 1 . . . . ino- ot 1 )H. p i - -klor AAA·tllo AClub of Oltio Aft ~NI - n l t y hit Die With Avon. Tu,.,_,e. ~-~--If ..yo...,. exper6enq. • ......, of MA yau . _ tllo- of lito P<Oduct yau _. llo ~ ..... thol "-'""" olliorolndgot-forN_ . , _ ........ toMA, n.o Auto C""' Ohio 110 1t ,.,.. mouth, OH 4MtZ. ATTN, loo 1975 Shullz mob1le home 12al& Cell evenings 014·. .1· 4419 Buement • yerd ule 8 IJII 1 V? eJect 111n GriiVety wittl 1tt11cti· .'"" m..,t, Oil huter, l~mpe. ron., . • : WIY btd. eotntr clbinel. aktks 1 ..1. glassw~re , curtltns, beds ,' 1 prtads, lott of Clothn Pt1ntz • Sub 8th to 15th 10·7 ••1· 1 Eutem Ave . Johnsons Mobttt Coun lot 1 7 window qv11t1 w1ll be Mkt 1t F•irgrounda, Mav AVON lentfits, Ml-emploved, lnturtnct evltiilble. Ptinl, good e•ninf. own products It coat F1v1 flmily Yard Sale 130 St1te St Alto 1 Mo'lllftg Sale It ' 134 State St Set MIY 9 from ' 9am to 1 If r11n •nskte11 134 " ' St1tt St zz;e llbr Ck)thM, home interior, 11 1977 12xl0 refrigerator. ltowe, wathtr & dryer wood stove C1ll 211 11 oe or 25& 1715 after lpm BTU I 150, 20 Inch range t76, 20 Inch electnc range t125. electric r1nge. doublt D'llln • 160 Skqga Applisnces. UppM River Rd C•ll 114 •4& t-;~;;;;:;;:;;;~;:=-rii~~~~~~~~~ 64 Misc. Merchandise extr~~ Good uaed rldlna lawn mower, 8 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUl JUST CAll! 992-3410 liMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOil Mobile Homes for Sale for ule by own., 1979 Buddy 14x70, 3 8R. 1YJ bltht. toell elec , llot of exna Cell 114· Cerpet mttllltdon, 304-175· 'r 8184 ~... 1-lllmo pd 2·1--86· tin ,; ~ Services e• tifut Inside New curte1n1, cll'pet 1nd k1tchen cab1n1111a 12715 plus deposit No peta 114 992· NEW AND USED M081LE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35 PHONE 114-44S 7274 ·' 1. Professional It 000 BTU f110 AC 11,000 5168 ------~---~,, 23 Autom1tlc wuher 195 cloth11 dryer 195 . frost free rehiQerltOr · wh•le 11215. friHer 16 cu ft I 160 MQtllg wringer wuher 195, •lr conditioner 1000 BTU U6, AC 2 bedroom •n Middleport Be•u· da buslnen wilh people yod know 1nd NOT to Hftd mOnll'f through the m111 untH you heve mvett'aatld the offer1ng Call 44f.l 1149 41 Fullv furnished 2 BR. home 1n Rlldne with equipped hn:ch•n Aivervii'N property 1crota from General Store Easy •ccett to Oh(o Riv• boat llunchlng end 11ncty buch en 000 114· 66 Building Supplial modeJ color TV's no down payment needed Three bedroom equipped kitchen battt b•• ment, AC, carport Csll 614 Wlfttad to do weekly houu or office cle~ning C1ll 61• · 441 ·· '~ 2427 •. ~ Hotpoin1 301ft. elec: Rang, copptftont. se.,. W•h• • D,..r S1t Ph &14 ·317· 71 87 Good used portable and floor Pomeroy, 992-2602 For ulsnew .,._ .. drill press Ya HP with vile *125 Nearty new Horneltte IUpM' Xl chain AW with new exbtl chain t200 Ho1point aelf cle~ning stove Uk• new. IYICIIdo grHn 12!0 C1tl &14-US-2459 733·1012, EXT Q2021 W1ll mow IIWns m lown CaM! .. 114·4•6· 3158 • ~: AVON no terv1ce ch•ru• open terrltortet phone 304· 676· • M1y consider trad••n of mobihi home ar property on th11 ntw 3 BR home. 2 car g~rage. I m1 south on Rt 7. 147,500 C•ll ' ' ~IT 'N' CARLYLE l'lbr U!riJ Wright Refrigerator C11f IU-448· 3 Bedroom with 1ttached g~r •ae. forced ''' gu, fireplace. hlfdwood floors in town •21.000 Ph 8144•1· 1171or 4441-4301 Schools lnatruction The Daily Senti~ei-Page- 11' Marchandise 4. Piece OH hclrooft'l Suite. dinette Mt, aofe and chlir, picture frlme. tnd ...... chlftl cabinet C.N 114· 448·3011 9240 For Mil b¥ owntr 2BR . Asnch Styli HouM full biHmtnt. 2 bllhl. one IHIChed gar~ge & breezew1y Surrounded by nandofpin•on131c,.. Pand, new ftrnce, b~rn Ctll diY• 614 •41 2107 or evenings 246 6100 PriCI reduced • a supp· mothers Beagle 37~6-- 114-448 2131 "1-=a'""'w=-1""nt:-e•dt=-o-D~o- • • • WHkly PIYCheck, set vour own hour~ Blgtn In M•n•g• Puppies to gwe IWIY to good home 3 male tt~ff Engllth Settltl' 8 wks okl Fiflh houte tbove Snowblll Hill Rd. on l.tt tow1rd Rtcine In &yrlcuM Must hll. Make Oft•. 18R cwport, tundeck, blltmtnt.g• fumiC& U Mlll CNelt Rd Ph --------,~­ 15 Hom" for Sale *47.100 Ph 114-44a-1031 ' your life with CANDLE CON · 8 wk old kittens to g~ve ewey to good hamt Hed first shott 1nd 54 Miac. 61 Housahold Goode New 31ft 2 ._ png1. bridt t.ont. front - · nlco lot I mllee •outh at OtiUpqlia 4 ----,--~------- ~ 992-3814 614-882·7101 1 up ·GREAT POSITION-Light CEPTS Now Nr~ng Supervisor& wormed . 814 992-7039 or 31 M..t cutter pert time 304·876· k Med1um silt femtle blonde Collie Chow -Chow. Terrier. GoldMt Aetriwer. til temllt. mu111d C.ll14-441· 7812 frM htv In G•lllpotis, 7·9 tern You cut & hlul Call 814· "-'1· '-r "!!"inti• Krt Atktftt, heculhte DlrHtor," Piennld P~r.mhood of Sou· t i l - Ohio, 398 Rlchlond Avo , AtMna. Oluo 4&701 011dHn• S-18-17 ESP EOE AN / Supervisor 100 Bed SNF/ ICF undlf ntw meneg• ment ill now Mlk•f\9 AN 's wrth IU.....-,ry skills Recent LTC .,.,.... pref•rwd lend ,. sume to Four Winds Nurstng Ftcilily, 211 Seth Avenue Jacbon OH 4&e~ Ann Sue WOodri Director of Nursing 2• hn Mature reepantible tt~ gtrl '" Me.towbrook ..... to bitbftit 3~ .,.. otd 1t l...t 3 .,...· WHk Clll .tter l ·uu PM, 675-3960 or I -BOO 142-3619 6-17-tfc by (han<t or Appointment THE HAT RACK Tum ,, L,AfF·A-DAY ... ~~-=~~~--~---c ~ REBUilT & REPAIRED llllmo fund VETERANS·E1rn eatr. monay m the Army NlttOilll Guard 304 1124 £ott Main (;, Pomeroy HOURS: Tues.-Wed.-Fn. 11 a.m to 7 p m. Sunday. 1 p.m.-7 p.m .....,_..-..a. ..._.,..__Nt"*"'*' ...... Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1-511-419·311 1 Eat F-13810 m -44&-•3a7 &294 949-2263 or 949-2168 5-l 'lllme AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Riverine Antiaues ROOFING NEW- IEPAII Years Exp EAGlES ClUI-POMIIOY, OH 111111.,7 PM-II 61U GUnUWORK Leave messaae on machine 11 no answer ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Howard L Writestl wortdng wittt volunt. . . and • • • Friday. May 8, 1987 Fed•... State. ~nd C1vll .~J. tablt11.707 to •s9,148 Ytlr Now hir1ng C.N Job lme 12 POMEROV, OHIO We Carry Fishing Supplies HelP Wantfd. Spedll Protects COCH'dtnltor, hatf.t.,._• Exc~· lent verllll w(ki:Mt communicatiOn skitiL lftd records """".. ment required Eaperienc• zation. C1r n .,,..., Some eue; . . . ..-end wor1c Send retumt tnd aen.t of Inter... to :::::~7 w-o~ c.• - Help Wanted 5313 Oh1o 45760 SALES & SERVICE 11 1nil computer .. perltnCI Ath...·b...d. I county org.nt- C h - k S.y Aotrl•or Ph I 68 North Second It. 12 4, Pomtroy Oh1o 4·16-1 mo 114-371-2143 1 ,.., old tuM llloodod fomolo blodo Lobrodor dog. Ph 441 . 4178 eft., lptn . PlUMBING & HEATING Roof1ng of all Typal Comploto Gunor Worlc Claur(1ed Sec l•on 4 17 I mo ~'::::! :"..."';.: 304 175 Call 992-6962 Complete Remodeling Over The Buys 949-9070 or 949-2045 · - · 211 t o 411 114 ' - 5 Roger Hysell Garage PH. 949-2756 s.J.'I'-3 111a. 4-22·1 mo pd All types Carpentry, Plumbing and flectncal Repair 25% Off for Sen1or C1t1zens. Free Est "fREE ESTIMATES" Owner/Mechanic Ius. ·Ph. 985-3813 ACTION TOWING CHESTEI, OHIO •ln11ulat10n •Storm Doors •Storm W.ndowt •Rapll!lcament Wtndows •New Roofing ltnh DRAINS CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES Truck, auto, & heavy equipment repa~rs and weldmg (All makes & models) John K. ELECTRIC J&L BLOWN INSULATION l272mo EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR GAS - WATER Home 985-3837 3·17-2 mo RADIATOR SERVICE Aft Types of Trenching NEW BATTERIES • Mobile service IEASONAilE -IIUllll 8-20-'86 tin THE DITCHING SERVICE USED TIRES Electronic Organs Pollllroy, Ohio 4 15 '861c & ROAD SERVICE TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation $e I rv ct 992-6215 or 992.7314 S-8 '87?! HEATING & COOliNG J.l.'s IEPAIIS • Friday,, May 8, 1987 F'orm"ly Ken 1 now Johr)' t Water Servlc1 John WMtereon, Jr. Ownltl' 1.000 or 2 000 011 111\fl!ft 304 67t 2248 87 Upholstery fl • M Cu11om Couch" 1nd fltupholstery, St At 7 , Crown City Oh 814-251 1470 Evo 114-446-3438 Open doily I to 430, Sot 9 30 to 1 30 Old • new Uphosttred '" MoWrey·• Upholstaring tervlng trl county area 22 years The bsst In ~u1n1tu ra upholstering Call 3 0 4 675 4H4 for fru tst lmates \ �', . --~. Page- 12- The Ohio ,...----...-Local briefs:-.----......;........ l n efforts to educate th~ public- about Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. Norma Torres, nursing s upervisor of the Meigs Cou nty Depar tment of Health, will speak on "Aids Awareness" fr om o: 30 to6: 30 p.m. at the Se nior Citizens Cent er. Mulberry Height s, Mo'nday evening. The progra m is a part of the observva.nceof AJDS Aware ness Wee~ in Ohio, May 11·17, as es tablished by Gov . Ric·hard F. Celeste. Pu rpose of the week Is to repo rt on the sta tu s of AIDS In Ohio, Including the numb<>r of cases; to beller Infor m the public on how AIDS is tra ns milled and prevent ed; to highlight prevention as the only current mea ns to co ntrol; to Infor m the publlr oft he financial burden Imposed by AIDS and to Increase the growing aw areness that AIDS is a par ticular problem for sex ually active and needle sha ring populat ions including bot h gay and het erosexu al peo ple. Marriage licenses issued A ma rr iage license has been issued to Jeffrey Leon Roberts, 29, Glenvil le, W.Va . and Robin Jean Foreman. 22, Mason, IV. Va. In the Me igs Count y Probate Cou rt. One action for divorce and another for dissolution have been fli ed In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Ja nice L. Lee. Racine, has fil ed fo r divorce from Louie D. Lee, Rac ine, charging gross neglect of dut y and ext re me cruelty.. Filing for dissolution of their mar r ia ge were Phillis A. McConlh ay, Pomeroy. and Emm ons A. McCon ihay, Poi nt Pleasa nt. Emergency run.s reported Twelve cal ls were answered by local uni ts Thursday, th e Me igs Count y Emergency Medica l Services report s. At 2:18 a.m. , Syracuse was ca lled for Harold Dav is. Minersvil le, to Holzer Medical Cent er; Rutland at 9:46 a.m., took Tom Herbert fr om Meigs Mine 2 to O'Rieness Hospital. Athens; Ra cine at 10:43 a. m., treated Di ana Sullivan , hlird St.; Syracuse at 12: 18 p.m. look Edna Lee from Syracuse to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital; Rac·tne at 3:53 p.m.. took Dia na Sulliva n to P leasa nt Valley Hospital; Pomeroy at 4:34p.m. took Paul Rurns from Locust St.. to Holzer Medi cal Center: Rac ine at 8:28 p.m . WL'n l to Wells Run Road for Peart Hawthorne who was taken to W terans Memorial; a t 9:06 p.m .. the Pomeroy unit took .Jean Marshall from the sheriff' s office to Veterans Memor ial : Pomeroy at 9:24 pllm . went to Union Ave., where Keith Ba rrell was ta ken from the scene of an auto accident to Veterans Memorial ; Middleport at 9::l3 p.m. took Virgin ia Ba rrell from the same accident to Vetera ns Memori al; Racine at J(l : 14 p.m., too k. Bill Ro binson fr om Third St. to Holzer Medi cal Cent er. to ARVIL F. HOLTER Arvil F. Holter Divorce, di.~solution filed follow dinner A squa re dance will follow a smorgas bord dinner to be held fr om 4 to 7 p.m. Sa turday at th e Lon!( Bottom Communit y Buildin g. Dinners lor adult s will be $:1.50 and $2.50 for children. A wide va r iety of food will be available and prices include desser ts and beverages . Arv il F. Holter, 72, of 33660 T.R. 111 , Long Bottom, a farmer a nd businessma n, died Thursday a t Veterans Memorial Hospital. Born Oct. G, 1914 In Chester Tow nship, he was the son of the late Ernest and Nota Spencer Holter. Eagle Ridge. He Is survived by his wife , Mary Kathryn Holter , Long Bott om. two sons and daught ersin-taw, R. Gary a nd Judy Holter, and Gordon Lynn and Jilt Holter, Long Bott om; and one daughter and scm-in-taw, Sharon Kathryn and Curt is Riffle, Rac·ine; six grandchildren. William Freder· Syracuse ... mu rdC'r r hargf' in connPcl ion with the April 10 s hoo tin g· d e~th or Gary Lee Schult z. 2:1. a lso of Poi nt Pl easan t, Morga n sa id. Sc hultz wa s shot to dea th as he s tood outside The Anc hor C' lub on Ma in Stree t In Point Pleasant, city police s11 id at the lime of Jhr Incident. Also Ind icted fo r· murder was No r·mu Jea n Perry, 28. Point rlt>asant, who was char-grd In conn ec tion with the Ma r·c h ~ shoot ing deal h of Fred F'ucem· l r ~. ~ 2. a t thr 2411 l.in ro tn Ave. home 1he two" pparcntly shat·ed. Mes ser wa s also named In two ot her fe lon;' Ind ictments re· turned by lh<' grand j ury. ft c. Hur ry Ne lson Lucas, !\1, Point Pleas ant . and Hurrv Erl r wl nc. alSo known as .Jun iOr PC'JT Y. ~4 . ' . Point PINJ.Sant , wrr ('l \ndi r t C'd on c ~arges of bu rglar;• and la r'!'cny' In' connrrtion with an lnclrlcnlat' th,r home of Ha rold Kent . Monroe Aven ue. Point rtr·asant . In .lanu uDv. Mr sser was also indi r tC'd fol' · t r~ ns fCI' r' ing s tolen pr·opcr ty In ir k, Belpre; Ga ry R. Holter, Brenda Lee Holter, Wesley G. Holter . Martie Holter, all of Long Bottom, and Greta L. Riffle, Ra cine; a great ·!(randson, Keith E. Frederick. Belpre; a niece, Dolores Green Bing, Columbia Station. Besides his pa rents he was preceded in dea th by th ree sl.s ter s , Mildred Carpenter , Wilma Fenton, and infant Mary Louise Holter. He was .a member of the Eagle · Ridge Community Chu rch. the .Farm Bureau lor 4~ years , the Bashan Volunteer Fire Depart· ment, served on the board of directors of the Farm Bureau , Landmark and MGM Farm City of Pomeroy over the past 35 years. He also served on the DCSA Sa les Committee fo r the Valley Belle Milk Co. at Charles· ton , W.Va. , and was a del egat e from District 7 lor Milk Market· ing, Inc., of Strongs'(ille, from 1959 to 198~ . He was a member of th NRA . board member lor both the Ches ter ~ nd Eastern Local School Dis tric ts for several ye· ars, operated a store and post offi ce at Flora. and was a sponsor of th~ Ronald Reaga n Victory Fund. · Holte r was a member of the Shade River Lodge 453. F . and A. M., Ches ter, serving as worship' fu l mas ter du ring 1957-58. for 36 years, and of the Pomeroy Chapter 80, RAM Bosworth Coun· Conti nued from page 1 in the village at the present tim e The tra iler ordinan ce will be wi lt not be affected by thi s pu blished in ils ent irety foilowin g ordinance. However, rent als that passage. are presen tly in the village. If moved, may not be replaced. In other bu siness council vo ted This ordinance does not a ffect to lncrPase the clerk' s salary to those persons who reside in a $400 per month and the mayor's tra iler th at they ow n and is · sala ry to $1800 per yea r. loca ted on their own proper ty. Council also hired the following Residents of the village who as lifegua rds at London Pool: D. wis h to place a mobile home on Srott McPhail, Dav id Dee m, land they ow n may do so for Tracie Hubba rd. Sue E. Frv, immedia te family members as Hea ther Shuler . Michl Ki ng, long as pla cement of mobile Lesley Ca rr and Zane Beegle. homes _meets conditions pres· Bergie was also hi red a> swim· cr lbed In the ordinance. ming instrurtor. Board... (Continued from Page 1) Wllmingham City Schools. Wl l· mlngton, Dela ware and fror:n 1971 to 197o was jun ior high sc hool prin cipal and coordina tor of adult contin uin g edu ca tio n in the Syracuse City Schools. Syra· charged with the malicious cu s~. N. Y . He s~r ved as wound ing of Roger Lee Handley assis ta nt superint endent of cur· I I at the Southfork Inn . Route 2. ricuium in . the Fra nkl in Count y Point Pleasa nt . In Fe bruary; and Schools. 1975 to 1978 and was self Charles Eugene Pearson, 47, employed In insul"dncea nd fin an· Gallipolis Ferry, was charged cia! services !ro m 1978 to 1986. He with th e malicious wounding of wa s named Eas ter n Hig h School David A. C'arliste , 29, Henderson, pri ncipal In 19811. at the Hitching Post in April. Dr. /\piing and his wife, Malicious wounding Is a fe lony Deanna, have two children and cha rge. live oil the Texas Roa d. Also Indicted were: - Ea rl Willia m Webb Jr., 20. Point Pl easan t. and Dav id La GRAVELY TRACTOR verne Leport , 20. Henderson. on a SALES & SERVICE felon y charge of brea king and 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH . enter in g at Bowln cals In Po in t Phone 992 .. 2975 Pleasa nt in December 1986. Grand Jury returns murder indictments P T. PLEASANT. IV. Va.- Two murder Indi ct ments were a mong 1 ~ handt'd down by a Mason Count y gra nd jury Thursday, according to Prosecutin g Allorncy Damon B: Morga n .Jr. Gregory All r n Messer. 2!\, 'Poi nt Pleasa nt , was ind icted ana Sunday Councll has not as yet hired a pool ma nager. Th ey agrer•d to again advertise for applications for the pool man ager position. A!t e ndin g were Mav or Pickens, J a nice Lawson, clerk· treas urer , Jack Wllliams .' Sis· son, Bil l Arnott and Kathr yn Crow . council m ~>mbers . Ken Jacks, fire Chi ef, David Lawson, Lawrence Lisle and Naomi London. cll46, R&SM and the 0)1to Valley Comandary 24, KT . · Masonic services will be held at 7 p.m Saturday evening at the . Ewing Funera l Home. ·Friend s may call at the funeral home 7 to 9 tonight and 2 1(1'4 and 7 to 9 on Saturday. Funeral services will be held at the fun eral home on Sunday at 3:30 p.m . Th e Rev . Ca rl Hi cks will offi ciate and . burial will be in the Meigs Memory Ga rdens. also survive. Besides his parent s, ' he was preceded in death by an Infant brother, and his grandparents, Mr. and .Mrs . G.W. Armes .. Services will be 1:30 p.in. Sunday a t the Syracuse Church • of the Nazarene with Rev : Robert Stewa rt and Rev. Glen McMll· !ian offi cia itng. Bu rial follows In Mlnersv ll.l e Hill Cemet e ry . Friends ma y call at the Ewing Funeral Home from 2 to4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. Harold D. Davis Harold D. Dav.is, 58, Miners· Jam• Vining vllle, died Thursday at the Holzer Medical Center (allowing a lengt hy illness . He was a car pen· ter and belonged to Carpenters Local 1159 in Point Pleasant. W.Va. He was a member of th e Syracuse Chu rc h of the Nazarene and a member ol Drew Webs ter Pos t 39, America n Legion. He was /a Korean Co nflict veteran. Born Apr il 7, 1929 in Miners· vill e. he was a son of the tate Douglas and Gl adys Armes Da - Jan e Vining, 82, 311759 Rock Sp r l~ gs Road, Pomeroy. d ied F riday a t Veterans Memorial Hospital. She was bo rn Au g. 19, 1904 at Pomeroy. a daught er of the late Wesley a nd Rosetta Hysell Vinin g. Surviving arE' three gr and· children. Sandra Kav Morris Pomeroy : Ro!(er Eblin . Ru: tland; Larry Eblin of Opelika , v is. · Ala and a son-in-law. Walt ~r Surviving are his wife.' Vi rgi· Eblin·. Pomeroy. Nine great nia L. Dav is; two daughters. grand children also survive. Besides her parents, shE' was Ressie Shaffer , Pomeroy , a nd Rac helle Dav is, Minersville; preceded In death by a daughter. four sons, .Jeff Davis, Syracuse; . Eunice Eblin. two brothers and a Mark Davis, Middl eport; Greg sister. Serviees will be held at 1 p.ni . Davis. Minersville; Richard Da· vis. Raci ne; a brother. Gene Monday a t the Ewing Funeral Dav is, Hartford, W.Va.; two Home with Rev. Glen McClung · aunt s, Thelma MUter, Syracuse, official in g. Burial will be In Rock and Art ie Grind ley , Minersville Springs Ce metery. hi ends m,ay and an uncle, Roy Armes, ca ll at the fun eral home from 2 to Minersville. Nine grandchildren 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunda .y. ' Mei~s Prom Pictures .... ~Si}~SiJ~~~~~~S'i/~Si}~r§il~~ WHERE: Pomeroy Village Holl Auditorium (that's tht old PaJMroy High Sd..olltlolilding on fa1t Main StrHII WHEN: Saturday, May 9, anytime between 4 and 9 p.m. JUST WALl IN-NO APPOINTMENt NECESSARY COST: SS.OO for 2-Sx7's in folders and 4 wallets PAYABLE WHEN TUEll - OIOEI AS MANY sns AS YOU WAN1 riEPOSITIONIIIG FDI EACH sn COUPLES ,, SINGLES ... JUST FIIENDS Our 1Oth year of doing Meigs High School Prom Pictures Charlene and Bob Hoeflich The Photo Place ECKING . COUNT STACK UP TO THE PEOPLES BANK DOES ' Vl'h1 rans Memorial MON ... WED. & THURS. 9.. 5 lUES, & FRI. 9-8 SATURDAY 9· I Ad mitted: Gloria Ihie, Ra c ine; Oils Cas to, Long Bottom. Discharged: Newa za Sm ith ; Ula Strauss. 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ROY- While state legislators consider don 't want to take a chance that the dog might ~~oposals to toughen laws deallilgw.ith ownership turn mean." , C dors ~lc~ may be considered vicious, Meigs Roseberry has been dog warden just short of a o~n Y g arden Wayn e Ro seberry is seeing year and In that time has received numerou s a~ ~~flux of unwar1,fed pit butts at the count y d,og reports of dog bites. Some bit es have been from s ~a:rw . . . , ·' . .... . ; dobe~(l)ans , ger(llan Sbepherds, collies a nd other f th he~tk alone, Ro seberry picked up],) clogs,· ·. ', breeds, but a large -portion have been from pit e~\ esh e er, elghtofwht~ h,we repltbulls, Of!1\'~ . ': ·:·l'IU'IIs,<··" . '· .. , ": · br~ 1· 1 ree were .strays . The .re&t were either : ·.,. . Ro~eberry. has also received ~ great nufl'1ber of ugh! In b),' the own ~rs or he was called by the reports·of pit bull attacks on other dogs. " At least ~~"!rs 10 prck them up. All the .owners signed one a· week. " ~0 ses on the•r dogs. . . This past Wednesd~y. he reclved a call from an seberry says th e mcrease In pit bull Individual on Ohio 143 who reported that a pit bull ~~~ulatton at t~e. shelter has been going on lor killed her collle. The collie owner confronted the b week.~ , smc e a man in Dayton was killed owners of the pit bull, Ro·seberry says•.. but YM P11 bull . , because the collie was not tied up and was o'lf the as owners who call Roseber ry tell him th.eir .. :rai . owner's proper ty, legal action could not be taken. An Incident occurred in Middleport where apll bull ran out of Its dog house caught another dog and dragged It back Into the,dog house and killed it. With the help of Mel!(s Prosecuting Attornel' F red Crow Ill . Roseberry had the dog removed from Mlddle)iort to a location In the country Another Incident cited by Roseberry occu~red In Pomeroy when a woman was walking her pit bull. The dog lunged for another passing dog, dragging the woman to the ground . The dog th~n turned on Its owner and the woman's bl)es did require medical treatment. Roseberry says Incidents like these have occurred all over Mel~s County . "Antlqutt v, Snowvttte ... every week, someone's calllng." · · One . of the main problems with pi! bulls, according to Roseberry Is that often when people ·' decide they can no longer handle them, they duJ11p the do s 1 1 d f 111 hi 'Th h ktllin[tw~so~~hr~cf~m~l~ pe~~ ;,.fa~~ :h:~ ~~~ ~ located." Roseberry says he has had many pit bulls and pit bull mixes at the dog shelter which are "scarred from end to end" which would Indicate dog fighting. Whether or not this would be from organl2ed dog fights can not be proven. He has also had many pit bulls and pit bull mixes at thr sheller which have been difficult for him to handle. With limited space at the dog ' shelter·, Roseberry tries to keep the population between 15 and 20 dogs . Therefore, with so many dogs coming In recently, and with the required three-aay holding period for earh dog. he has had to euthantze more often to maintain the populatkm. ' Secord Democrats search for front ·runner WASHiNGTON (UP! ) - De" ! think you're going t~ see an mocratie leaders agreed Satur· exciting, healthy, spirited con· . day the demise of Gary Har t's test ," Paul Kirk , chairman of the presidential campaign left the Dell)ocratic National Committee race for the nomination a toss up said In Boston. "T))e ' new Iron· and sqme fearep the Incident. !runner may not emerge until " takes , th~ halo ·off" a party after the Iowa caucus." hoping to.attack Republi.can sins. " We now proceed with ~ H~rt [s withdrawal, politiCians . ron test ~~~~ , cQyldn' t be more from lloth ' parties agreed, lett o~~ ':'. Kl,rJ.t o\d~~d. ;;With a p'ew De!llocrats with ·a vacc~um 'at gen ~rau,n or substpnttve, lriilOV· the .lop and aoertatn ·b&ttie in the atl ve candidates, we·are a party coming weeks.and months as the looking to the future whllt> our other candidates fi ght for the competitlton clings to .the past a llegiance of Hart 's followers. ~:~nd must defend eight.. years, 9f , . But th!'re ap~ared ·to be little · dqmesttc and foreign!• policy cpnsensus beyotid .tha t. .· \> .. failures ." \' '·r:. ,,'•·. •• \ Althou!(h most said Hart 's The · outlook from others was decision paved the wa y for others not so rosy. to enter the fray , there was no "l don't see any 'good news In single person whom party lead· It," said Cuomo. " ! regret very much that I! happened ." -The ers expected would lienefit . New York Gov . Mario Cuomo, governor, however. said the lack who earli er this yea r said he of a frontrunner was not a serious would not run, and Sen . Sam problem'. "Nothing happens Nunn. D·Ga ., who has put his from here to Iowa," he said. MEDIA MONEY - H111f oi the location of the 1how, fer lhe propolll!d new Robert proceeda !rotn the 1987 Sprint!' Style ShOw of the B. Morris Llbraey·Medla Center. Her•• Ann potent ial cand idacy on hold , bo th Thert•, he added, "a star· ts , quickly said the drama tic end to born." Pomeroy Area Merch11nts Assochllton was Chapman, ohow ch11lrmlln, and Sandy lannarcllt, contrlbutt•d to Pom~roy Elementary Sthool, Association pret~ldent, preoent a check for $800 to Hart's campaign would not "Wh at you're going to see ts a chan!(e their plans. long two weeks of spin .. . with .John Ll•le, Pomeroy principal. Many Democrats tried io put strategists trying to show why the best fa ce on Hart 's withdra· this Is more favora-bl e to t~elr wal, saying It was In the best ca ndidat e and not to others ," Interes ts of .th e par ty and co uld add ed Rep. Dave Nagle, a lead to a better campaign that fo rmer Democratic state ~ha ir· December as. congress ional ln: of co ngress ional hea rings. By IRA R. ALLEN '1, would not concentrat e on bring- man In Iowa , the site or the first lng down a front -runn er. part y caucuses next year. WASHINGTON tUP!l - Prrs· ves tigators began unra vell~g the Casey's family ~uggestcd tha t !dent Reagan, sayin g he Is thr eads of ·an operation that sold In lieu of flow er s, contributions Several said they believed Nagle said he did not believe there wa ~ plent y of time for a Hart 's situation would cause "eager to get the factsout " about ar ms to Iran and used the profit s be mad11 Jo the Cont ra war candida te to emerge, noting tha t tong -term damage for Demo- the !ran-Contra affair, fl ew Sal ·' to buy arms for the Nicaraguan again s t th e Ni c ar a gu a n at this point In the l976campatgn , crats. "But It takes the halo off urday to th~ funeral of former Contra re bels. gover nm ent . Casey 's role ~ sa close adviser Jimmy Ca rter was virtually us," he added. "Y!e were sitting CIA DtrectorWilllam Casey, who In testimony Friday . Richard took many of the sca'ndal 's to th e presid ent, partisan conser· Secord - the retired Air Force unknown . And at the same stage there without sin In our own va tlve Id eologue and master of major i(eneral turned prl v at<~ of the 1984 rac e few would have leadership. The Republicans secrets to the !(rave. Casey, 74, died Wednesda y of covert spy operations put him at foreign policy flnanciN - told predlrtt>d that Hart would pose a werp sitting there with one on the the center of mu ch of the Congrllss he would like most or serious challenge to Walter Iran situation that we could" complications resulting fr om a trs timony hea rd In the fi rs t week the $8 million In profits fro m the Mon(jale. brain tumor discovered last have exploited. . completes:,. .testimony · WASHINGTON IUP!) - Re· tired Maj. Gen. Richard Secord. who led the Iran-Contra committees down the scandal's money trail, says he never talked w,!th anyone higher than a White · House aide about diverting fun~s to lhP.Contras . .,Secotd, rompiNing ·f9ur 'dllvt of tesHmony Friday as th~ first • witness at tbe Congressional hearings, stuck to his stor.v that he had embarked on a patrlolk mission to secretly sell U.S. arms to ihe Iranians to help lrec Amerir an hostagj!& ln Lebanon;,.. Secord acknowledged he w..-a key player in both ihe t~CCrel aale of U.S. arms to Iran and the di version of prorlts to the Nlcara· guan Contras. He revealed this week for IlK> first tim!' !hat only about $.1,5 million or SIS million In profits from the Iranian arms sales ever reac hed the Nicaraguan rebelt , He also said he was a prlva'tei ·c ontinued on A-3 ~ut arms sa irs now In a frozen Swiss account to go to the Casey memorial lund. ·r In his wee kly rad io address !aped Friday for airing Sahlr.. day, RPagan called the World War I I sec ret agent who managed .his 1980 campaign and got the CIA directorship as a reward "a great patriot a nd dedi cate<! public serva nt. my good friend. ',' Polish jetliner crashes; 183, , including 38 Americans, die cqnner 1ion wll h a Ja nuar y in t'i· denl ln\'olv in g 'pa ri s from an aut omobile owned b;· J ohnn;· Bi1i rd. Three peo plr were Indicted for n1a li rlous wou nding In incident s at ur<'a bars. ' :william Keith Patt erson, age uhava ltablc. Henderson, was charged with the malicious wounding of Russell F. 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Potot101.,.. looooad1 ....,.. lot httorlll Coro, ""',_ Cloolco •• ..., st...1 ••• ., •• •• lhnlt, ...... "'"" c.H..., hcef· falottotlll. Itt~ frnloly lrawM. (A SoHII DrW1 .., It s.tlstltuto41 [~~ :~~~:~~·s ~~~Mom in far a F~E ~ J Peoples Bank ' HOURS: SUN.-THURS. 9i00·1:30; FRI. & SAT. 10·9 ''THI lmiR lANK" i!(eebauglfs nf C!I4~nt~r , IOm7 IESTAUIANT CHISTII . IIIJ&P \ IIDIIEI F.D.I.C. Polltr& n By BOGDEN TUREK WARSAW , Poland i UP1 i A Polish jetliner tryi ng to return to the ,warsaw airport because of engine failure crashed and burned In a forest Saturday, kllllng all18,3 people aboard - Including 38 U.S. residents - In what one v•itness desc ribed as a "crem· atorlum for the passengers." The crash was the worst In P olish aviation history. The Sov iet-built jetlin er , which had taken off tess than an hour ea rlier from War· saw 's Okecle air port on a filght to New York 's Kennedy Airport , developed engine trouple and crashed In the Kabackt forest about 6 mtles . outside Warsaw, Polis h ofll· ctats said. A spokesman for LOT, the Polish nallonal airline, said 171 adult passengers, one Infant and 11 crew members died aboard LOT charter · night 5055. A LOT ·agent In Chicago said the passengers Included 38 U.S. residents. " The plane had almost full tanks so when. It came to the I ground It explode!! and It was a cremato rium for the passengers, " sa id Chester Gra· Ilowski of J ersey Cit y, N..J. , who was visiting his sister at her home about 300 yards from the r rash s it e. The sia te-run Polish ra dio station said " the probable ca use or the catastrophe was the failure of two engines" on the lour-engine Il yushin -62 aircraft. · One American woman Janina 'Sz utc, 4 ~. of Clift on, N.J . - was late arr ivin g at the airport and missed the rttght . "! checked in but was th< • last person to the customs ct~a r ance which was very slow toda y," she said. " I arn happy that I am alive b ~ t J am all numb." .. Grabowski, editor In chief of the Post Eagle newspaper In New Jersey, said a 300-to 400· yard -long swath was cut in th e forest by the falling plane. "There were hands, heads and other parts of the bodies scattered around, some were hanging on the irees and all of them Wt't'<' charred,•· he said. , "No s ing!~ horlv hall r lothc•s on. They wr•rr na ked ix'ca u s~..... the clot h<'s t·a ught li re and .•' bur ned.'·' ." The wca<hr r was clear th1• · entire ;,~ mlnut('s tht• planP: was In the air . offi cials sa l!! .• · A LOT spokes man , who sa id,;.' " the plan<· was tilled to Its•. . capacit y," said most of th e ~ passen!(CJ'S were Pairs a nd America ns of Polish d esc~ nt who werr ret urning home. Lydia Wr lnu. a tru vel age nt at the Polonez Travrl Agr n r~· in New Bri tain. Conn., sa id lh(' · lll'm had booked 10 people on . the flight . She sa id al,l 10 wrrP Polish citizens clthrr coming to the Vnlted States to vfs lt or returning to the U.S. aft ~ r visiting the ir homeland . On March H, 19811, a LOT Ily ushln -62 a lr lln!'r fl ying , from New York to Warsaw ·· crashed out side tlie capitaL · when It att~mpted an emrr .. : gency landing, killing all fl't · people on board - lncludtn" 22 merttbers and officials of ~-.• U.S. boxfng tram. .., • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. 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