http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a4e76563fbc0c52af1612c0858b84637.pdf cf0caa5c500b6605774dc6957502d01c PDF Text Text Page- 16- The Daily Sentinel Thursday, May 14, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ,.---Local briefs:---------. Storms hit hard in .Texas, the Midwest Scholarship applications ready By United Press International Storms brought heavy rain. high winds and large hail to Texas and parts of the Sout heast early today, hours aft er a cold front over the Midwest unleashed torna does that dow ned trees and power lines. The cold .front stretched from Minnesota and 1owa into Nf'- Applica tion forms fo r Carleton Memorial Scholarships, awarded an nua lly to assis t Syra cuse residents in. their pu rsuit of higher ed uca tion, a re no·w ava ilable from John Li sle. secretary of the Ca rleton College Board of Trustees. Lisle said the com pleted applications must be retu rned to him on or before J une 19. Applica nt s must be legal residents of Syracuse VIllage. Benefit gospel sing set bras ka. At leas ! two tor nadoPs A benefit gospel si ng will be held by the Meigs Count y Mi niste rial Assoc iat ion F riday ni ght at 7: 30p.m. al lhe Rutl an d Ci vic Center. · Singers will include the Middleport Gabr iel Quartet, the Roc k Springs Methodist Church youth s l~e rs, an d Tim Morrison. soloist. · were reported Wednesday eve n· Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m. ) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Locwi A freewill offering wl.ll be received to ass is t· th e b ·nevolenl wor k of the Associat ion . Refreshments wil l be prov{i ed by the Civilan Club. Meigs plays being presented Firm Emergency runs reported Two ca lls were ans wered by local units Wednesday. the Meigs Count y Emerg"ncy Medi ca l Services report s. AI 9:08 a. m .. Middleport took ,lames R. Reeves from Rout e 7 to the office of Dr. .James Conde a nd at .1:.14 p.m., Pomeroy look Bertha Diehl from the Pomeroy Cliff Apartments to Vetera ns Memorial Hospli <JL GET A FRESH SUMMER LOOK AT 20°/o OFF ON DRESS SHOES FROM NATUIALIZER CONNIE FOOTWORK IN All THE PASTEL FASHION SHADES: PINK, ROSE, YELLOW, MARIGOLD, GOLD, SILVER, BLUE, FUSHIA, lED, CREAM, BONE, GREEN, COIAL Veterans Memorial Admllted: Roy Riffle. Long Boll om; Bert ha Diehl. Pomeroy. Discharged: · Daniel Linda!. Charles Curfma n. The Meigs Coun ty Ge nealogica l Society will mee t at 2 p.m. Sund<Jy at thr Mei gs Museum wit h Flo rence Smilh spea kin g on suojecl or "E pitaphs" . -Page 3 THE MEIGS COUNTY MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION INVITES YOU TO A BENEFIT GOSPEL SING TO BE HELD FRIDAY, MAY 15-7:30 ·P.M. AT THE RUTLAND CIVIC CENTER A SL CI IJir sv llll', Ohio ma n was killed Wednesdoy ot 8: 2J p.m. In a n ex.plosion at the Philiip-Sporn plan! at New Haven, acC'ord l ng to a re port pn •pared by t he Ma son Count y Sher iff's De partment. Accordin g 10 the report . Thomas Slcwarl . 4:1. was apparently spray ing the Ins ide of a wa ter stor agf' lctn k in the basem ent of the plant whPn the ex plosion occ urred. lldd ll ional deta ils of th e acc ident Wf'rc unava ila ble. The cause of the explosion Is under invest igat ion by plant THE HARVEST T~IO, THE GABRIEL QUARTET, THE ROCK SPRINGS YOUTH SINGERS AND SOLOIST TIM MORRISON WILL IE ON THE PROGRAM. A FREEWILL OFFERING WILL IE RECEIVED TO ASSIST THE BENEVOLENT WORK OF THE MINISTERS ASSOCIATION. miner Dr. Jo~n , Grubb prO· nounced Ihe Thoma s dead at the scene, according to the sheriff's report . Assisllng the Maso n Count y Sheriff' s Depar tment were the New Hav en Rescue Squad . New Have n Fire Department a nd F'red Tay lor, Mason Co unt y 20°/o oFF oF PURCHASE OPEN FRIDAY TILL 8:00P.M. ALL 87 GRADUATES CHAPMAN SHOES POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE • r..' - ' ' ,. . ( .~. r ' ·- ·;·.-' / ' f' mcr gcncy SC'I'v lr C?s dlrer tor. ' .Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 15, 1987 y ... ( NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff State agencies seem to have finally gotten II together for construction of an access road from U.S. 33 to Carper's Nursery in Bedford Township, ··according to information released Wednesday by the Meigs County Commissioners. The Carper project has been on again·off again for two years despit e the fact that a $56,001 Appalachian Regional Commission grant was earmarked for the project. George Carper, owner :qf the nursery, is putting up the remaining 25 .percent ($14,000) of the pro).ect's estimated costs . .. Because of the delays In the projeci, it will be 11ecessary to go through the grant application process again, even though, according to Buckeye Hills-Hoeklng Valley Regional Development District representatives, the grant money for the , access road has been approved and set aside by : ·· Local authorities are not cer· tain what caused an explosion ; about 7 p.m. Thursday evening at : the George Korn Sr. residence on , E!reezy Heights in Pomeroy. : Pomeroy Fire Chief Charlie : Legar believes it may have been , a natural gas explosion but what ' happenedorwhyheisn'tsure. He said a neighbor reported !hat . Korn had been experiencing :problems with a small gas ·heater. ported at 9 a.m. thls morning that Korn is In critical condition In the hospital burn unit with third degree burns over 80 percent of hls body. According to Crawford, third degree burns are the most WASHINGTON (UP! ) _The ' The state fire marshall's office second week of the 1ran-Contra has been called in and an hearings wrapped up with cloak· Inspector was expected to arrive and-dagger details and the this morning to investigate abrupt resignation of a White House offi c1aI ldent !lied as one Legar said. 'Legar said l)te house ts proba· who hel~d Lt. Col. Oliver North :bly beyond repair with one end of deliver thousands of dollars to a the home and the attic gutted. Nicaraguan Contra leader. Korn was taken to Veterans Johnalhan Miller quit 10 min· Memorial Hospital by the I'ome· utes 'after the congressional !roy EMS unit, and then flown to eommillj:es !'robing Presi~ent fOhlo State Unlverslty..Hospltals ' ·R1!'.r1ill'h"s"" \votst crls1s "·ende<I 'by Lifeft}#ht. · · · their tinal'publiV hearing or-the l David Crawford, spokesman week Thursday, a session at University Hospitals, . re- which former State Department iJ \~ ,, SAVING~ FOR THE ENTIRE fAMILY Tops & Shorts the polite deportment does h11ve a sus prc t . HONORED by JAYCEES - James A. Diehl, rtshl, retired Melp Hfsh School Prillclpal and active worker In community and church alfalra, wu the honoree at the annual Melp Jaycee Golf Tournament scramble h~ld Thursday afternoon at the ,Jaymar Golf Coune. In lhe picture, Brian Conde, represenltns lhe Melp Jayceet1, presents Diehl wflh an engraved plaque to mark the occulon. No da ma gc was reported In fi res t hat Q('CUITC'd at res idences slde-by -sldC' 011 Rout e :~!l. iH'ross from .lim Hil l Road . • department , arrordlng to a !>i pO- kcsperson for the Point Pi<•a sa nt Vo lunteer Fire Department . The fi res were blazi ng by the steps of the Loga n residence and in the basement of the Clagg ho u se. arrordi n g to DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS BIG SALE! the spokesperson. The f ires arP still under Inves tigat ion b~· the fire department. *All Men's and Boys' Shorts, Jams, Knit Shirts, Tanks, Sport Shirts and" Dress Shirts. *All Women's Blouses, Knit Tops, •Polo Shirts, Jams and Shorts. • All Children's Jams, Shorts, Tank Tops, Polo Shirts, Blouses and Shirts. Sulwr lotio !!Ot'~ utwluimt>d Wt•dnt~sduy Cl.EVELAN D IUP II - Ohio 's Super Lott o jar kpot went un· claimed Wed nesday night. In· creasi ng the grand prize to at leas t $!1 million for Saturd ay's ga me. There were no tlrkets sold for the mid-week dr awing tha t lis ted all six num bers. a lottery co m· mission spokesman said toda)'. The winn ing num bers were 19. 21, 29, 30. 31 a nd :!6. The lack of a six-of-six winner mea ns the $6 million jac kpot will be carried ovrt' to Satu rday 's drawing. One hundred players picked five of the •numbers to win $1,000 each, while 5,746 playe rs chose . four of the numbers to win $81 apiece. STOCK UP NOW AND SAVE HOURS 9:30 TO 5:00 MON.-SAT. posted prior to the start of mining has been forfeit ed to the Division of Reclamation. Accord· ing to Rolsen's letter, reclamation plans will be developed soon to det ermine if the bond mon ey will.cover the reclamation costs. The commission· ers are to be consulted before the reclamation is sc heduled. A letter f,"om Athens Judge Lawrence Grey, of the Fourth Di strict Court of Appeals, was also discussed by the board . Grey Informed the commissioners that because of the appeiat o court' s heavy caseload , House Blll438 to crea te a fourth judgeship for the district is now pending In the state legislature. Grey said the only local costs involved in a fourth judgeship would be to the judge's hom e county for office space and equipment. Th e judge' s salary would be paid by the state. Because SUl!l!ested allet·natives to a fourth judgeship would be more costly, Grey is asking th e commissioners for their support in creating the fourth judgeship. The commissioners said they would have to' review the pending lf glsiallon before making a determination on whether to support the bill. In other business , the commissioners accepted on behalf of the Meigs County Department of Human Services a bid of $24,887 from Ca rils Inc., Elida. Ohio. for computer hardware and software for General Relief medical and payroll records. The county engineer reported the highway department is proceeding with invert sealing in front of houses and t hal feed back from residents on the Invert seal procedure have been good, Rober!s and Ted Warner, county highway superint endent . expect the invert sealing to be a finan cial savings over the nex t two years. serious burns and Involve tissue damage. At this point, Crawford said, medical pe.rsonnel would be trying to ·stabilize Korn's condi· lion and maintain organ function through intravenous fluids and frequent dressing changes. consu 1tant Robe rt 0 wen began to weave a dramatic tale of North's operation to help the Contra rebels. Owen. who described himself as a " foot soldier" in North's private army, said Miller, the Reagan deputy assistant who ran the White House administration' office, helped him cash between $6,001 and $7,000 in traveler's checks In March 1985. The money ' . was given to a Contra leader whom OWe~ dld'Dotldentily. - M~'~::.t'! The sudden development ended a week devoted almost exclusively to testimony from ex-national security adviser Ro·bert McFarlane, who steadfaslly removed Reagan from any blame but never answered dl· · rectly whelher the president knew profits from U.S. arms sales to Iran were diverted to the Contras at a lime when Ameri· can military aid to the rebels was illegal. Reagan has denied it . Wholesale prices up 0.7 percent SUPER storr was not urmccl. Aecordl ng to the spokesperson , no ar rest!' h;wr bePn madl' but 26 Cenh Inc. Newspaper Mt.ller rest·gns I J Mt.~ltlmedia :-----.--.------.~ '- Po li ce Depar t me nt spokes person. The pollee spok<'sperson sa id a wh it e male entered the store. as ked the r iNk for ll pack of ciga re tt es. ga\'(' the cler k $2. and while he wa it ed fo r lite change. dema nded I he money fro m lhr register. The pollee spokes per· son added lhtll Ihe man inside the The rcs idenr es of Juanit a Clagg and C l nrcnr~ Logan susta ined no damage. and bot h fires were out upon ar riva l of the fire A.R.C. When the access road is finally completed, it will culminate 20 years of efforts by Carper. Main highway access to his nursery was cut off in the late 1960's with the building of the U.S. 33 four -lane from Rock Springs, causing his business to decline, Since then, he has been in-court and out-of-court with the state, trying to get a road from U.S. 33to his property . Included .In the access road project is the extension of Bedford Township Road 367 to U.S. 33. County Engineer Phil Roberts will be assisting the township trustees in extending this road. The commissioners have received a letter from Wayne Reisen of the Ohio Departrnent of Natural Resource's Division of Reclamation, regarding the .abandoned Abundant Life Coal Company. mine near the county landfill. Because the coal company has failed to reclaim ·the mine, a bond . l " didn' t hand ovrr the m oney, t.l('t'Ordl ng to a Po int Pleasa nt 2 Sec1ioni. 16 Pages ·A 'Carper access project from Rt. 33 'on again' ' '' In other police news. the 22 nd Street Shop-1\ -Mln it was robbed of$100at 2:07a. m.Thursday bya p(-r son who tol d slo rf' clerk Art hur Keeling that he would be shot by "a ill>ddy ou tside" If he enttne ;Blast injures local resident RlFRESHMENTS WilL BE PROVIDED SO BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY, HAVE SUPPER AND ENJOY THE GREAT GOSPEL MUSIC. REMEMBER - MNISTER BENEFIT GOSPEL SING - RUTlAND CIVIC CENTER - FRIDAY, MAY 15 - 7:30 P.M. offirials, llw sheriff's depart m ent !;ai d. Mason County M edica J E xa- Clear tonight. Low between · and 50. Sunny Saturday. Highs In upper 70s. ~~ • ary ' i· Ohio man ·dies in Sporn plant explosion Daily Number 251 Pick 4 8918 Prict• Hospital news Genealogical society to meet 1 . Vol . 36, No.263 ·Copyrighted 1987 Am Elec tric Power ................ 27 AT&T .. ...... ...... ............. ... ...26Y. As hla nd Oil ..... .. ... ..............64 % Bob Evans Far ms ................. 25 Charming Shoppes .............. 25\1< Federal Mogul .. .... .... ... ...... .41'/, Goodyear T&R ... ................... 68 Hec k's inc..... .................... 3%. Limited Inc.. ... .... ... .... ... ..... 42\-<i Mult imedia Jn c.... ......... .. ... 52 '4 Rax Res taura nt s ..... ............. 51,1 Robbins & Myers ....... .. ..... ..... !! Shoney's Inc........... ... ......... 29\-<i Wendy's fni L .... ... .......... ..... lO Y, Worthin gton ind .. ............... :.. J 9 An eve ni ng of thea tre will be presented by se niors of Meigs Hi gh Sc hool at 7: :lO p. m. Friday in the high school auditorium . Variety will oe feol ured al lhe seniors presenr th ree different short play s under the di rec tion of Cella McCoy with Jen ny Miller se rving as ass ista nt director. Admiss ijon is $2 for adults and $1 for •'!udents. The accompa nyi ng photos show c"' t members in fi nal re hearsa ls for the th ree present ations. I hi' lng southeast of Minneapo1is. reported. probably beca use It's calm, we ca n tolerate a little The twis ters downed trees and In a rural area. There also were larger ha.ll better, without. power lines but no in juries were no st rong winds. When winds are dam age." reported. Intense thunderstorms also spilled across· parts of central Meigs accident reported and southwes t Texas, por tions of Two cars and a truc k were invo lved in a n accident at3: 17 p.m. Louis iana and into Florida . The Na tional Wea ther Service re· · Wednesday In the int ersection of Ohio 124 and Township Road 1~ 5 in Salisbury Tow nship, acrording to the Gallia-Meigs Post of ported soft ball.size ha ll born· barded one area of west ce nt ral the State Highway Pa troL Texas . · Ronald E . Harris, 35. of Chillicothe. was driving west on Ohio 124 when an eastbound car driven by Myrlle C. Norman , 48, of "AI about 10:05 CDT, we had reports of softball-sized hail Pomeroy, turned left, into Har ris' path. When Harris' car hit Norman' s car, the impact propelled Norman 's car into a truck abou t 3 miles c•ast of Sa n driven by Joseph L. Godwin, 54, of Rt. 2, Gallipolis. Godwin was Ange lo," said Chr is Soh !, sitting at the Intersection. wea ther service meteorologist in Norman was cited ~or fa ilure to yield when turning left . Fort Wort h. "No da mage was Ohio Lottery Generals oust MUS in AA play 25°/o! ,.,_Gell WihNING 'fUJI - ftll II ... wl I I . _ ..... II'...... llelpi.,..Oelf'ha _. ..... ......,., .... C=K. Dleli 0... lefl. 1t11e , . , _ , ,., t It I'll 11ft ca!BL•*'•Iollle._wlllc!ll .. c• 'ld,lter, IIIJ latrea, .11m........,, loe a.n Md BID • • • · A ldiWe If a aollere •Meli pai Ia ... ta n ble, u • - ' ~~~~- lud l'llller. •••ru 'I WASHINGTON (UP! ) Higher prices for meats, energy .and motor vehicles pushed wholesale prices up 0.7 percent in April- the biggest Increase In 18 months, the Labor Department said today. Pork prices jumped 13.1 percent, beef and veal cost 8.3 percent more and processed poultry jumped 3.1 percent In price, according to the govern· ment's Producer Price Index. Food prices overall rose only 1.5 percent because the Increases for meat were tempered by cheaper fruit , !Ish and veget abies . ' Gasoline prices rose 2.3 per· cent and home healing oil prices cost 1.8 J)ercenl, the government added, while sticker prices for cars went up 2.4 percent followIng substantial decreases the two previous months. All those percentages were adjusted to take seasonal fa ctors Into account. The Producer Price Index tracks the cost of items from fields and factories to their transformation into finished goods. It is considered a bel· !wether of future Inflation at the retail level. April's 0. 7 percent rise was the blsaest since October 1985, when the Index jurnped 0.8 percent. It follOWs 0.4 percent hikes in January and March and a 0.1 percent rise In February. U the rest or 1987 holds to the form set for. the llntfour monthl, the illclex for flnllhed aoods wUl have r11en 5,1 pea cent by year' a . end. That marks a sharp turna· round for lalt year' a 2. 5 percent clecreue and would be the altarpett Increase In the Index IIDCe 1981. Disaster drill success in Meigs A tornado touched down In Melp County Thursday alter· noon lnjurln~t from U to .20 people. 'Not only that hut Into the bar~taln the skilled , nul'!llns area of Velerallll Memorial H.. prtat and the emergency medical servlcell lower were damaged making commun~ callons d.llflcult. This Incident was actually the Melp County scenario lor the annual mock disaster held In the lr~county area. Due to the damage to the EMS tower, squads had to be alerted of the Incidents via a low bud backup tower and squads had to report ln by walkie-talkie. Emerrency squads of the county and the stall of the h..pltal 100ved quickly to handle the injured al VeteraM Memorial H08pllal and to successfully carry out another mock dlsMter response. wllh neg. I on 120 111m In today' s package Ohio storms cause damage Thur8day lly United Presslnternallonal Thunderstorms accompanied by high winds pounded parts of · Ohio Thursday and a possible tornado caused some property damage In Licking County. The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for Licking County· alter a NWS volunteer reported a twister along Interstate 70 near Kirkersville. A barn was demoliShed, a truck was flipped over on I·70 and a house was moved off Its foundation In the area about 4: 15 · p.m., but no serious inlurles were reported. RECEIVES TREATMENT - Dr. ,Jame• Wilherefl of Vetcron• Memorial Hospital, right In photo, e.amlne• a victim of Thunday's m~ck disaster and preHcrlhes treatment. With him are Pomeroy ·Emergency Squad members a11d ml'lnher• of tho hospital otafl. · Say agents protected Barbie after WWII LYON , France (UPI )- Amer· lean counterespionage agents protected . Klaus Barbie from French Justice because he was considered a good Informant In the postwar light against com· munism, a former U.S. ln.telll· gence officer said . Erhard Dabringhaus, 70, a retired college professor llving In Sarasota, Fla., testified Thurs· day he was Barbie's contact with the U.S. Counter Intelligence Corps in 194 7. Barbi e was an informant for U.S. agenis from 1947 unli11951, when they arranged hls escape to South America. Barbie, 73, is· accused in the deporatlon, torture or murder of' nearly 800 Jews and Resistance members while he was the Gestapo chief ln Lyon from 1942 . to 1944. He. announced Wednesday he would no longer attend the trial because he felt he Is a :'hostage" �Page 2 The Daily Sentinel P'onieroy . Frid,ay, May 15, 1987 MiddlePort, Ohio •friday, May 15, 1987 Reds rally second g8me in row for 10·9 win over Expos ·.;: B~ MIKE COHEN '-MONTREAL (UPI ) - While the Montreal bullpen suffered ttu"ough a second miserable night lh a row against Cincinnati, Reds' flrsr baseman Terry Fran oo na wasn't about to criticize his ex-teammates. . Francona. who entered the game batting .182 . chipped In wllh rwo hil s Thursday night as rhe Reds pur ro.gether a five-run nin th Inning to defeat the Expos 10·9. Wednesday night Cincinnati ~ebounded from a 6-0 deficit to double Monrreal12-6, feasllng on rhe ream's so·ca lled bullpen by committee. "All you have Ia do Is look a t rhe s lats to see that the Expos bullpen has been super this ye~r," said Francona. referring ld rhe fact Montreal relievers had a 4·2 record a nd 11 saves going Into Thursday's game. " They've jusr go ne through a rough coup le of nights. Things like this happen In baseball. l'm fust glad It ha ppened against us. Personally. 1 have no inten tion of cr it icizi ng. Every pitcher this year has looked like No lan Ryan rome.·· The Expos rook a 9-5Iead Into the ninth Inning with Andy McGa tflgan trying to collect his sixth save of the season . But he loaded the bases bringing In Randy St . Claire. who surrendered a sacrifice fly to Kurr Srlllwell, a two-run double to Ron Oesrer and a game- winning, two-run pinch· hit single to rookie Lloyd McClendon. " This rea m can come back on anybody, " said M(Clendon . "We've gor a great bunch of hitters." St. Cla ire. 2-2, took the l9ss for the second night in a row . Ron Robinson, 1-0. was rhe winner with John Franco picking up his seven th save for the Reds . · " This was the worst pitc hing I've seen all season," said Expos ma nager E!uc k Rodgers, ref lect· Ing on his bullpen's performa nce over rhe past rwo games. "We've only played 33 games. The bullpen shouldn ' t be tired. I can'r und ersta nd this sudden faliure. Everyone is going sour at once." Stillwell was I he big man for Cincinna ti, knocking In three · runs . Paul O' Nell l poked a two- run, ba.ses-Ioaded pinch single In the sJxth Inning to tie the game H a1 the time. Shortstop Barry Larkin knocked In the other Reds' run. Herman Winningham belted a two-run horner for Montreal . .his first of the season. whlle Tim Wallach and pinch-hitter Dave E ngle contributed two-run sin· gles. Tom Foley, Tim Raines and Vance Law brought home the remai ning Expo runs. Ro!lgers hopes his bullpen can bounce back from this s lump. The committee's performance over the first month of the season seemed to suggest that the trade of relief ace Jeff Reardon to Minnesota over the winter might not have been as damagi ng as some people predicted. "Whether the Expos miss Reardon Is not for me to say," noted Stillwell. "He's a tough pitcher, but the guys they got in their right now a ren'rtooshabby. We just happen Ia have a grear hitting club. We never lose hope, no matter how much the other team might be leading by." National League Roundup Gene Walt er. acquired b)· lhe All set for I 12th Preakness By ,JIM LUTTRELL UPI Sports Writer BALT IM ORE · (UP! i 'tr.a lner Scotty Sc hulhofcr, whose colt overca me a physical IJI:atlng ro finish fourth In the Kentucky Derby, antici pated a less grueling Preak ness Thursday after Cry procleara nce drew ttie' lar outside post . Cryprocleara ncc withstood rhc abuse ol lhe No. 1 post In lhe l'l · horse Derby to Finish 3 I· 4 lengths behind winner Alysheba . The colt drew Ihe No. 9 hole for Sa turday's 11 2rh runnl,ng of rhe Preakness. "Sure I'm happy," Sch ulholer said. "ll's a lot better than th e one. At least he won't ge t shut orr going Into th e llrsl rurn ." Alysheba, I he morning-line 7· 5 favorite, drew the No. 6 post, while Bel Twice. runnerup In the Derby and lhe 3·1 second cho ice, drew the unenviable rail. Cryproclearanre was the 7· 2 third choice. The lleld. from rhe rail. with jockeys and odds: 1. Bet Twice. Craig Perret , 3-1; 2, Harrima n, Vince Bracclale. 30-1: 3, P ha ntom ,let. Keith Allen, 20-1; 4, No More Flowers. Walter Guerra. 30·1: 5,' Looklnfortheblgone. Gary Stevens, 12-1: 6, Alysheba, Chris McCarron, 7- 5; 7, Gulch, Angel Cordero, 6- 1; 8, Av les Copy, Mickey Salomone. 15·1, and 9, Cryprocleara ncc. Jose Santos, 7-2. "Out•lde. you gotta work your way In to save a little ground." Sc hulhofer said. "B ut that' s up to Sa ntos. He knows what he's do ing." Sch ulhofer Is relieved the Fap· plano colt , who he said weighs less rha n 1,000 pounds. will nor have ro endure a not her ro'ugh ride. " It wa s terrifying watching all those big horses leaning against mine on the rail." he said before the draw . "That's probabl y the roughest Derby I've ever seen. If we draw the one again, l'llth!nk they're ganging up on me." Bet Twice Is the only horse that may have to alter his style beca use of post position . The Sparlin' Life colt, who took the Derby lead a t the head of the stretch before yielding to Aly sheba. is a n off-the-pace horse who could become trapped , by speed horses Harriman, No More Flowers a nd Looklnforthebll(one. "I wou ldn ' t· ha ve chosen the one, but I'm nor disappointed," trainer Jimmy Croll sa id . "There's three speed horses In the race and I'll probably be behind them. Hopefully, they'll stay out from along the rail. " I don't think the Inside post here Is as det r imental as it would be In the Kentucky Derby. We' ll just have to see how It turns out." The favored sonofAlydar has a clear la ne ahead or him from the start, allow ing any race s tyle. "He ' s In themlddleofthepack. The speed's on Ihe other side of me. I s hould get down on the turn," trainer Jack Van Berg said. · 'This horse Is versat ile enough to go eit her way. 1t won't make a difference. If they go too slow, he'll be up therewith 't>m. If they go roo las t, we ran la y back. New York MetsJn the offseason, Jeff Stohe singled home .rhe needed only a few pitcheS this tie-brea king run to lift the week to continue a long tea m Phlllles. tradition. · American League Roundup The Mets entered thell\ two- Evoking memories of the old game series at Houston With a Bronx Bombers, the New York 54·9fJ'record since the Astrodome Yankees struck early, often. and first turned on its air condition- decisively In closing a successful lng In AprU, 1965. Walter re- homes tan d. corded one out Wednesday and Rickey Henderson led off with !aGed one batter Thursday to a homerun, Claudell Washington suffer the .loss In two Houston hit a solo shot a nd Don Mattingly victories . added' his flrsr grand slam. Bill Doran doubled off Walter sending th e Yankees winging lo open the seventh inning and merrily to the West Coast with a scored from third oneoutlateron 9-1 rout of the Texas Rangers. a Glenn Davis groundout ThursI n ending a 5·2 hornestand, the day to give the Asrros a 5· 4 Yankees snapped the Rangers' victory. four ,game winning strea k and In other National "League moved into first place in . the games: Pitlsburgh crushed San America~ League East. Dennis Diego 10-3, and Philadelphia Rasmussen raised his record to edged Atlanta 5-4. 3-2. Pittsburgh 10, San Diego 3 In rhe fourth. New Yo rk loaded At Pittsburgh, Jim Morrison , the bases on Joel Skinner's R.J . Reynolds and Mike LaVal- single. which broke an 0 for 13 liere produced run:scoring sin· slump. and walks to Henderson gles in a three-run third inning to and Willie Randolph before Mat, power the Pirates. tingly snapped a 5 for 34 slump Philadelphia$, Atlanta 4 with his fourth home ru n of the At Philadelphia, Mike Schmidt season. hit his 507th career horner and " It 's a lltrle bit of a relief," .. Ohio Meigs thinclads run past Gallia Academy Mattingly said. "J:ve, been lea v· lng a lot of guys on base lately. It's good to see a light at the end of the tunnel. 11 l start hit ring the ball hard. they'll start dropping. Correa had held the Yankees hitless for 71-31nnlngs Aprll281n Texas In a 3·1 victory, • "We wanted to beat him because he shut us down so badly last time: we couldn't hit him .'' said Henderson. In oiher games, Chicago downed Cleveland 4-3, Baltimore nipped Kansas City 4·3 and Toronto blasted Minnesota 16·4. · White sOx 4, Indians 3 At Chicago, Carlton . Fisk si ngled horne Donnie Hill fro~ second base with one out In the ninth, helping the White Sox snap a . seven-game losing streak. Orioles t, Royals 3 · · At Baltimore, Terry Kennedy cracked a leadoff horne run in th~ eighth, dropping Kansas City's Bret Saberhagen to 6-1 . Blue Jays 16, Twins 4 At Minneapolis. Lloyd Moseby led a 20-hit attack with four hits and four RBI , backing Dave Stleb. · The Marauder boy 's track team placed flrsr In ~lne even ts Gener~ls .o ust Meigs .from Class AA tournament, 6 to 4 By Dave Harris Sentinel News Stall ATHENS - The Meigs Ma· rau der cage squad lost A very controversial game In overtime to the Sheridan Generals for the. sectional championship this past March, and many of those same ·Meigs Marauders had a feeling of deja vu last night· as lh~Generals · of Coac h John Co leman de feated the Meigs Marauders 6-.4 last nlghtro earn I he rlghtto advance to district play next Thursday at Unloto. The Genera ls scored flrsr in the third off a of very llred Meigs starter In Mike Barrrum. Kevin Krumlaut led off with a single; he moved to second on a sacrifice and starter pit~ her Kevin Merger helped his own ca use with an RBI si ngle. The Marauders took the lead In their half of the third. Todd Hysell lead off with a walk. alter a strl~e out Becker reacher first on a error .· Bisse.U hit a drive to right that Ihe right fl ~ lder m ls·played, scorin g Hysell to tie the ga me . Bartrum the n helped his own cause by lining a 2 run double. Bartrum later .s cored In the Inning on a wijd pitch to give rhe Mara ud ers a 4-llead . Sheridan wen r out In front in the fourth , wlthoneout,Shei'man • Carpentar singled and right fie lder Jeff Canaday took a Barturm last ball out over the JIM COBB'S SPECIAL OF THE WEEK .• PITCHING- A field of 42 pitchers from a lrl·county area were In •' Middleport to participate In the "Toad Brlckles Open" on the new ·• courts constructed In the Dave Diles Park. f:Forty-two take part ~in horse shoe tourney th ngForty-two partici pant s, in clud rwo world champ ions. t·pllrhed in the Toad Brickles ~:Open held Sa turda y at the new •.horseshoe pllchlng co urr finished :-earlier this spring at the Dave FOiles Park In Middleport. 1; Middleport' s Brickles, a horse· )"Shoe pitcher for· over 2!1 years. f was the hornoree at the rourna9 nent. The tourna menl · was !,named after Brlc kles, consi· ;.dered by his peers as a premier t pltcher. In rrlbure ro his long f years of pitching and his profesf Slonal accom plis hme nts in the l,! ield. ~ Harry Bailey, president of the ·• new ly organized Meigs Count y ;Horses hoe Club, report ed th a t ::.the Open was a "real success ! with more pitchers comin g than ~ the Club could handle o" the six +courts." · Bailey. Car l Searles, Pomeroy, ~and Francis As her, Lucasville, ~cret ary of the Nat ional Horse· ;_shoe Shoe Pitchers Assoclallo n. ...ad charge of th e rournamenr ::V,.hich attracted pitchers from . ihe trl·sta te area. 'I' Disllngulshe d pitchers in. f luded Jim Knis ley of Breman, who won lhewor ld c ham pion rille :!Jn 1984 at rh e Huntsville, Ala . S~ ourn a m ent , and pitched 82.9 ~rcent to cap ture the first place iilrophy ·In Class /\ . .Lawrence ~ Iller , a senior world champion competition in 1985 at Ne· "78" CHEV·Y C-1 0 SCOnSDALE Yz Ton, long wide bed. V-8. 4 speed trans .• P.S .. P.B. ONLY $99500 a nd the girls I!I'abbed seven wins Stock#102B "''""'"' braska. -who pitched 66.4 percent at Sat urday 's tournament. J . Ba ldwin rook the seco nd place rrophy, and rece iving rhe ~liver dollar award for third place was M. Rosebary 1 of Marion . Loca l pitcher. Car l Casto, Kingsburg Road. pitched six games with a 48.3 percent aver age, lh rowing 120 ringers out of 256 shoes r.or a first place win in his class of compelirion . Another local pllcher. Roy Holter, a novice ro _rhe sport in tournament. took a fift h pla ce In a seven man class th rowing 61 ringers out of a 308 throws . Two women competed In the tournament wllh the youngest pitcher being a 14 year old from Char leston, W. Va . The club plans another rourna· menr on Sep r. 12 and a third this year on the weekend of the Middleport Block Party . Each pitcher wa s presented a "Toad Open" hat by Brlckles and a silver doller from the club. The courts have been co nsrructed by Ihe Club with I he cooperation of vi ll age offic ials, Ch"m ber of Commerce. J aycees, and other volunteers. Gc· roge Gurn laid out the new court s for rhe club, and Car l Casto a nd Carl Searles tra nspor ted rhe gray clay from Chillicothe .a nd prepared the pits. HONORED - Toad Brlc~les, left, was presented a trophy plaque by Jim Knisley of Bremen, who won the IItle of world horseshoe pitching champion In 1984 at the Huntsville, Ala. competition. Brlckles, after which the local tournament WIIS named ''Toad Brickle's Open", was honored at the tournament and recognized for long years of pitching and his professional accomplishments In the field . left center ~leld fence. for a two run horner, then with two out s back,to-back walks and an Meigs error loaded I he bases for pitcher Kevin Meger who one~ again helped himself with a two rup single jus! past the outstretched . glove of Meigs shortstop Dave Hendricks to give the Generals a 5-4 lead. Sheridan add~ an insurance run In the sixth wh en Merger picked up his fourth RBI with a si ngle to left scoring Krumlaut who doubled . The Marauders had their chan· ces In the last two Innings. Barrett singled and stole second in the sixth, but Meger struck out the side to end the threat. Becker singled with two outs ·In the seventh but a long drive off the bat of Brent Bissell was fiaged down In left-center to end the game. A tlred Mike Bart rum turned in a gutsy performance in a losing cause going~ Innings giving up ~ runs on 7 hits and 3 walks while striking out 7. Jeff Nelson pitched the last two giving up 1 run on two. hils. Me rger was the winning pllcher keeping Meigs off balance with an assortmenl of off·speed pllches. he gave up 4 runs on 6 hits and 1 walk striking out 9. Merger he lped him a r the plate going 3 for 4 with RBis. Kur mlaut a nd Carpenta r each had 2 hit s. For Meigs. Becker had a single. Bartrum a nd Ha nning each doubled. while Hendricks. Barre tt and Hanning each had a single. Meigs now16·7 on the year, 13·1 In the TVC tries to advenge their only league loss Monday night at home against Nelsonvllle. They wlll close out the season Wednesday at Wellston. Both games begin at 4: 30, a win In either of those games gives the Maraud· ers lhe outright TVC crown. Llnescore: Meigs ............. .. .. .... 004 000 0- 4 Sheridan ..................IJ01 401 0-6 as the Marauders bested Galllll Academy In a dual meet at l/Iel~~:s· Hi!i:h. the Mrauderettes •Hied 67 · team points against Galltpolls\fl· 64 while the boys ssquad bested · the Blue Devils 83 to 39. · . · · Meigs will host the Trl Valley Conference lpvltattpnal on Satur- day, May 16.. •. · BOYS 'RESULTS . HIGH JUMP: Spli!Pt !G I ~ ' 10": Howard tC l · LONG ,JUMP; YounJ· tG \ 19:1": Sm.lll:l II\! I I T!!~"; Combs iG I 17'10" . SHOT PUT: Wels h tMI f0'9" ; P@rerrst>n t M l39' ~l-(" : Moore 1M! :t9'~ " .~ [)JSC"U~: Hokt' rGt 1fl8'11" : Van('(' jG 1 ' 108'7" : Boothr tMI 10.\'4" POLE VAULT: MoorrtM! 11'6'1: YoilftR 1G1 Jl' : Sauvagr tMI ''6'' ·-, 3200 ·M RELAY : Melrs S:!Wi.!lc&tllfiR, F'ettv. Hawlf'Y. Nela\1!1'1 : Galllpolls 9:44 .t\. 100M HURDLES: Cusady 1C1 :1117) Spleet !Cl : 18.2: Risk tMI : 19 . ~. 100M r ASH: Yount •!Gl :12.0: Howard iMI : 12.1: Bailey iG 1 :.J2.2. . l600 .METERS: Fc-Hy ~ Ml ~: 16.~ Bailey tG t 5:23.5; Cremeans tC\ ~ : 00 . :1 . <00 M RE LAY : Gallipolis : 46. ~ MoiRI : -18.4. ,, 400 MfTERS: Hood tMl :~7 . 0: Smith jM~ : !'17.2: Balle\· tC I : ~. 0. · .. :lOOM HUROL'Es: Ri& k tMI : ~8. 7: Ff'11:\" tMl : U 2: &>y lrr tMI · : ~. I. , , tnl M F.:il'RS: Nrlglfl· tMI 2:06.4 : H?llldav tC ! 2 : 0~. 1: Bt'tzl rljl.' 1M1. 2:~~1. · .~ 21() METF.RS. Howard 1M1 · . ~4.5. Scrman tCl :24.6: Rlsk iM ) :2!'1.11. 3200 METERS: Nld11y tCt ll : 40. ~: Yo unlll7: t-l . '• 1600 M .Rt~LAY : M<>l.i!:~ tSmllh. Now a~ Hood. N(•illlr.n . GIRLS Rl!SVLTS HI GH .lUMP: ,Jr nny MHif't' tMl ~· : IK11nnu Hu !-l'll)' tMt 4'4' : LON\. ,JUMP: ,Jodv T1\·Jor tM t 1J'8" : F:111o11 ,r a rnw; " : Leah hol~c tMI 13', ~HOT PUT: ~hil br.~ · tGI :rl !'i ·~~": .Jod\ CuS!{•r IM\ :10':?": Hru1l.rr Woods 1M I :lM' :_! I!, " 1 • 111~C'U~ : Susan 1\t'nold i M t84'4'' : Nlk'kl . Bunf'h IMI 77'7" : H(•ulht>r Wootls tMI 77'!1" . :12011 Rf-:1.1\Y: Mf'ills 14 : ~6. 1 : rBa kr~·, lloi(I J,lr. Hurk , H o J.:~ ' ' 11111 M HURDLES: .Je-nnl Sw~:~r17. tM I IH' 2": Muson 1G1 :.!11'2": IA'ah r>oldli{C' tJ.1t 21'9" . liNJMF.TF.RS: Comtlo tC: t :U.n: Mason tG I : l·l.fi : .lt•nitlrt'r llll<'k tM I : 1~\.fi, , , fiiMI M REI.AY : r:alllpolls 1: !\7: MPIR:l', 1: !\II. , llitKI Mf:TF. RS: Hollr .1· 1f; ! ti:OR: C utl:l ~ Stot ts 1M1 7:0:1,6; Stt ll ~· Val<~ tMI M: 1 ~.~ . ~nil M RF.t.AY : MciJ{~ : ~l\. 9 ITavlor: MlliC'. Swurt ~t. Satlcrflcldl : f :.UlliPoiiR : ~ ti, ll. . .Jili) Mlo:TERS: ,lody Ta~lor IMI :68.9: .lt·nny Mllid· 1M1 :7o.r•. :"111 HUR ilL F:S: ,Jnnnl S\l'tu'l 7. M·l : !S~1 l: Lc•uh Pol<l~:r 1M I : ti!'i ,H: C'u thy ~lofts t 1 : 71.1 . , I I HIIIIMF.TERS: Hollf'Y t(;r ~ : -1 1'1.4: (.('! lt'V r11 rr iM 12: 52.:1: TltmrOv KaurfcMI'l : ~ . 4. 'lllll Mt:TF:RS: Muso'n tGt ::\(1,7: Jc>n· nih~ Fluc·lt. tM' : 32.~: Am~· Sa!lrrflCIId 1M1 M : " :l'liJO ' · '· J .M• Mf.TF: RS: Wf'ndl KIOC'!i i M l 1:1 :!\;1 ltiOil M REI.AY : Mrll.' l ~: !":.!.!\ tC1111r,' YJ.Jtr,., H t• J.:I.~ . nunC' hl . ., ·.!·· The Daily Sentinel IV8rtl IU·HII .\ Dtvllloa ol MIIKimt!dl-. Inc. Publl shcod ('Very aflrrnoon. Monday 111 Cn url St .. Po· th.rou~th Fri d a~ . Spring Tl•• NEW TIRE merny, Ohio, by th r Ohio Vallf"Y Pub· llshlnJ{ Company/MU\tlmedht, JnC'.. Pomt'rov. Ohio 41'J71t9, Ph. !tft2-21r,G. Sf>· cond cltiss polita11:r paid at f() mE"f'o,v. Ohio . . DEALS Mfl mhf>r: Unl!fld Pr('~f' Intf't'natloria l. In hand Da ll y Pr('S!' As!IOC'Mion and tht> Ohi o Nrwspapc-t· A.siiOCiot lon. Natlom111 Advrr!lslnJZ: Reprt'!'f'ntllllvr, Branham NPWspapt"r Sal~'!~ . 733 Third Avrnur. Nr-w York . Nt'w York 10017. ., POSTMASTER: St>nd addrttul C' h an ~ lo Th(' Dally &-nllnrl . 1IJ Court St ., Pomr.roy. Oh.lo 4~769. · RV118CRIPTION RATEA "85" CHEV. CAVALIER TYPE 10 t K i nJ~~: NATJON.U.J.t:,\lort: . 2 Door, 4 cyl., front wheel drive, 4 speed, air. P.B .. AM/FM raStock #0076G dio, tilt. WAS S5995 NOW •--" -··~~·-· .1.-· ·.. . ~ $ 00 9 49 5 'F~ ~~~" 1·11. ~ Rv l lnltt•d l 'rl'!>~> lntf'l'n:ttlonul . t :U ld W I. t't'l . fl H St. f'hil 'llllll PHb;hrlll h ' --- ll Mcullrc•al . IM I~ ll Ill· .I U II Ill ' . t:lll Nt•t•,. \'orat .:m l I 11 1 1i• 1 Phllu 1-: f'l ndnnlll :!:! 1'! S1u1! Fr11111 Houwtoa '! I 1:1 .II III I 1!1 I~ . l ili ! 11 l!l 18 ..>1:1 2 ' : li jj . .'i\141 3 II "!II .'!t! 15 Lor; ""·j· ·~ 1\ti!Wu !W\ £Uc•1:0 ~,, -..rullll o 1-lnhmmn st7 - Turolll o Phii!W14•1phlll 11. Allanlu I llu•!oioR I. Nr" l 'ur)l l t"ridll)·',; Gam..,. cTq~r 11-HJ. i : U p.m. l..o~< ,\JIIII'I<" 1\ 'alf'ftO',Uf'lll rr tal 1nMIIi "86" TOYOTA TERCEL !oUm fu tuml'lu:o t:-r;r . ,u.~ Ui.rutw~· Syrall1hl' !Tor t Ttd!•11ull'r l o"'i l' · ~ l .l 4-11111 MnN · i : J:l p,n1. •·r1111c·l!oc·u $639500 al S!'ll' l•:h Mulllf' (f'hll l'a~~otudt o-t til"" ) .'iloli unl lll'"Cham~ Kh·hmnr.l f ,\ Ill Jt'111l n1•1, ~)'tlU'UM' ~ Hodtt'lllrr II, ra~~o· t ~~t· kl'l 014'~ at l'fll lladrlphl "- ""~ A SPECIAL SECTION ABOUT HEALTH CARE IN THE TAl-COUNTY AREA,. IS. COMING FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1987 ' ADVERTISING DEADLINE IS fii)AY, MAY 22, 1987 . . FOR MORE INFORMATlON CAU YOUR LOCAL AD REPRESENTATIVE TODAY! Register ,,..... Daily Smlil•l 675-1333 446-2342 992-2156 Larry or T1honda Dave or Paul Point Pleasant Steve or Vicky f • • •.• • Galipolis \ Drt rolt {' JM·..t'nd \4'f'!l t WAS Sl995 NOW $799500 J ~t . ~~ . $~~ I Jj .!IN ~ jj Bll!;rhllll NI"W 1'ork tNL ) - ,\ t•U\'illrd pll1 ·hrr twvr Mr Dowi'IJ: TI'XIUI II 'lll . U~ Nor1 h llll.luJ&II - Na mrdfil!'"rRel' hwt•lt. hMkft h.tl ('OlW.'h. Womtr~~ ' .~ f'OOihall k.aJII>tM IIVf r.a Par'"*~. 4tf~f' h~N:kto Ah'l11 Httr11aJ11d Slcllt('J ........_ tlr lf'Mh<r GIM Mla~~;~t. ,.fllf'f Mh ·kM"I l"rl".ehft' •Ill ilkktr E r1" ~·lluN>n . COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPII f"'''"v Blsuttl has been named basketball coach at Colum· DeSales High School, replac· Vince Chlckerella, who re~~~l~!;arter leading the Stallions !l AA boys state championthis spring. a DeSales graduate, the school's freshman ooacir the past three years. P.M. 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C. ft Save CLASS A WINNERS - Todd Brlckles presents trophies to the lop wlnnenr In Cl""" A of the horseshoe pltchlns tournament, center , Jim Knisley and Jay Baldwin. l'tatuNI-.v'• Gamts n.t~...-ul1'9' ., , .olumlu~ ilut:tk· f• Utor• ' Rot•ht'!ltrr at P11wha · k~ Hh•llmoftll :ii Tolf91 I '' •~ .m li U I~ .Ul li' J I:J II .Wii II II ~ .):l I I ll~on I S)'f'oii' IW Ill ,\ b iD!' n lj~:ht 1~ TIRE SALES ...CO.An. OPPORIUMTY OFA SALE. 11 1 ~ 11 1 1 11 Jt'rldll,\ · ~ l i1tlllf'!<> -,t II .iU 'JI I'! .liU &ltlm11r 11,., 1 7 11 II ~.\'riM'IIil'llt Pltwt~~:·krt ~ ToriNII o 1:8 - 11do.•w•h"" at ( 'ulumiN~ Jo\lln J<"r iMIIi,..,•al Nrw \ 'orli. nlatll lh 1\n1ril'>' 111 Mon.,••al. nl~ fhwi nnall llt St . l.ou6!-i, niKhl 1\,\.Jt:KI (',\:-r; J.E,U:\IF. Nr'll· l 'nrk MHwa•k•• GENEIAL Is Mo118•r.cnplloo• IHWt Melp Cettllty 13 Wf'('kll .................................. 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Crt'dll will tx" ~l v('n (' Brrltr Parh w<"rk . l l'lunt HI . Jt; :J.l p.m. lklltlmorf' {llt•ll -l-1 ) a l f'ullfunla !Suttn.. 'l- 11, ID : l~p . m . Satu.rdn,)' ' ~ Ga mn• RilltllllBrt• at ('allfnrnl il Thur.;d.._,·~ Kt-!l j lll ~ ,\Uat~l ll. 'I ji.lll. 1\mitQn ( Hur.~l 1-:11 I :.I Mlnlll'MM :.'I I ,\nd!•nonn 6-111. II : 0~ tt.m. M ll~·lluk1" 4' t ~It'\' I'• 2- 1 I 111 t\an~.oi ' IIJ l.lul•bon I- ii ), H: :U p.m . Nco•• l'urk I HudM~n .l-Ot ul ~ !lt l k' I MOtlllll :t.-31 , 111: 3.'1 pt, m . 111 r:t .l!ll 1!1 II . l i6 - l .oul ~ PHh•h•rllh Ill. S11n Olt• j~U f lnMnt'llllll, .\.Jontrt•lll !l WAS$7400 LOCAL WINNER - Carl CIISto, left, won a llnrt place trophy In his tournament after lhrowlnr 120 ringe rs out of 258 shoe• for 48.3 percent average. Here he receive• his trophy from Jim Knisley, a world champion In horseshoes, and Middleport's premier pitcher, Toad Brlckles. a, C.rrif!l' or Motor Rou&e Om• Wf>t•k ................................... SI .2~ Om• Month ........................... .. ....S!\.4!\ One Year ................................. 116~. 00 • SINGLE COPY PRICE Dally ... ....... .. ....................... ~ Cl- ntl'l IIOUIS: SUN.·THUIS. 9:00..1:30; Fll. I SAT. 10·9 • • R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. ""'mlt-liwlr Jl lilY Pl.tft·IIM BnAIUIIT 101117 America's Long Runnina Tradition JH W... ltthaugly'.a nf Q!~rnttr . ~· (Mimi 11rt Sltl't w1t1r "All IW4 ol Shrlf" - , . ,.... Sttlrlot, t.. & ,.,. ft ; I " - ........... �. .. . -~ . ~· 'I . • ' .. . ' • .. ..... -.. ,. . . ~ ·., • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel Friday. May 15, 1987 • Variety show planned at Sv~+llfJern High School The stage of Southern High a nd more. . The school's vocaLa nd tnstru· SchoolwUl bet ra nslo.r med Sattir· day night into a mu sical titne mental students will Join tom ac hine to carry the auntenceto get her Saturday· night to present the school' s annual var iety show . the annual show which is 4nder back In time with old standar ds, the dtrectlon of music teacher show tunes, rock a nd roll classics Roberta Maide ns . Chorea · NATIONAL NURSING HOME WEEK grapher lor the show, entitled " Time Machine." is Shir ley QuickeL .Ar !)York Is by stu<)ep,! , Melante ·VanM eter . -- ~ • , ,,. ' · Curtain goes up at 8 p.m. and admission will be $2 for adults and $llor students. MAY liTH- MAY 16TH ' ' t A SALUTE TO AMERICARE-POMEROY NURSING AND . REHABILITATION CENTER ' •i' 'A . • ' FIFTIES·SIXTIES - Some of the Southern High School · students who will be singing, swinging, Jltterbugpng and twisting .their ways through flftles·slxtles music In Saturday night's annual variety show are, left to right, front row, Christi Brumfield, Shelly Sawyers, Tracy Beegle, Diane Wlllbarger and Sheryl Johnson; second row, Kristen Pape and Sabrina Mahlman; third row, Kathy lhle, Lestee Dudding, Bruce Wolfe, David Deem, Dina Shuler and Dolly Hill; fourth row, Cindy NeutzUng and Barbara Us le. OPENING - Time never s tops. But you can go back in lime. .:. mu sically anyway - II you 'vt: a mind to. Here, a few members of Southern High School's show choir stop reheai'!Sals long enou gh lor a picture. Although SHU's enlire stage will be lranslor m ed into a lime mac hine for Saturday night' s. annual variety show. rc1Jiica of a lime tunnel is guaran teed to giv e lh~ 11udicn<·e a feo•lfor musica l time trav el. Clockwis e aro und tho time tunnel Un~ Tumm~' 1'1wis!'l, s(}utt1 d, faro l Fis h(~r. Diana Shn(lson, Curti!\! ,Jon<'S nnd ,Jamie Cumm ins . DISNEr SPECTACU LAR - Minnie Mouse and her mouse friends are guaranteed to delight audience m embers of all ag<'!l al Saturday night's · So uthern High Sc hool variety show. From left to right In front are Cindy Neutzllng, Vanessa Young, Brut:c Wolfe, "Minnie" Trlsh Mull1erm and Cindy Foley. In back arc Khn t\dams,.lo Ann Evans, .l ennll••r .lohnson and 1'unya Meadows. Standing Is ~l cl antc VanM.,tcr, who desiRncd the hnckdropo lor lh•• Disney Spcctacnl a r . Americare-Pomeroy Nursing & Rehab Center is · celebrating National Nursing Home Week May · 11-May 16th. The Center is owned by Care Enterprises with home offices fn Columbus, Ohio. Pomeroy's facility was one of the first built by Americare Corp. Ground breaking ceremonies were held on June 17, 1978, with the full suppo~t of our county commissioners and commun- : ity. On November 11, 19 79, open house and dedication ceremonies were held at the faciliJy. After many licensure requirements were met, the first resident was admitted on January 7, 1980. Located on Rock Springs Road, Americare-Pomeroy is situated on ten acres of lovely country land, and is .able to care for one hundred resi. dents. Professional · nursing care provided around the dock and rehabilitation services to help the residents return to their own homes . ' are only part of the services provided at the facility. . . •,. ,. r· . f ' ' ,iJI BRIDES - Southern High students Loretta Smith ' and Donelte Talbott, left to .rlght, will be goln' to the " Chapel ol Love" during Saturd ay night's annual variety show at the school. ' • ' '. . RAWLINGS-COATS-BLOWER FUNERAL HOME GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Fruth Pharmacy MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OH. POMEROY, OH. -BANK.rDNE. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Farmers Bank POMEROY ,OHIO Nine 1/roosond prorl/f ">1m ca... Membef"FOIC: . A.l....,., Ohio • l'om""'l',_Ohlo O...m .· . . ~· Har!!!XY. ~~oes ' Ingels Furniture MIDDLEPORT, OH. Valley Lumber and Supply MIDDLEPORT, OH. · '. Vaughan's Cardinal MIDDLEPORT, OH. . Marguerite Shoes POMEROY, OH. . Ewing Funera·l Home POMEROY,OH. · hiljokes and 1UIIIIng ad when he performed In tbe dlnln1 room where refreshments wer e ser ved. Pictured with Bonald Mc Donald lo, from the left, Vic NeutzUnr; who was crowned king for the daY, Frances Howery , queen lor the day , and Mary Bonecutter. ~ A CLOWN CAME TO TOWN - Bonald : McDonald of McDonalds came to town Thursday t to vis it residents of the Amerlcare Pomeroy Nursing and Rehabllltatlon·Center ~ part of the • facility's Natloonal Nursing Home Week ohllervance. He delighted the res idents wllh his jovial ~ nlllure as he vls lt~d the rooms of each patient, and \ • '• • .~wisher &POMEROY, LohseOH.Pharmacy Pat Hill . Ford· MIDDLEPORT, OH.. ' Francis Florist POMEROY OH. . I : . ~~ ;: :. ; ~ ; K&C Jewelers POMEROY, OH. ·Midd~ef,~!!n.~~.ophies Jim Cobb Olds.-Chev.-Cad. ' POMEROY, OH. ' Home National Bank ' . SYRACUSE, OH. RACINE, OH. The D~~Elv.~~ntinel • Baum Lumber_ CHESTER:, OH. • Fabric · Shop POMROY, OH. · ACE 'Hardware •DDLEPORT, OH. . 't \. ~ ' •. . I ;a .;;- When You Join THE 'ULI'-' You'D Receive An Of These Benefits For One lAW Monthly Fee That Doesn't Vary · About 'lbe Same As You May Already Pay For Regular Checking. ' ~~ {t t L. POIIEIOY · @ ,d " GAWPOUS Peoples B.a nk ~ ''THI IJn'IR lANK" ~ ,I I ~ DOWNING··CHILDS AGENCY AND MULLEN INSURANCE POMEROY OH. I • l . \ . Quality Print Sh! MIDDLEPORT P DOY I : Ridenours Supply . llem.Wh...d •9Je4NlU'IIq...tZU.ded • ; . r~ntt.. 1rr CIISftl, 01. ' . MloP••r' T fer_., CareC lrlllllweek. ..... I •nnlr r oae,, a r•tlr I ••' 011 ur, '' •• :au Jlldw- -'venue PGIIIIPiu•mt, W.Va. m.:un ts....,.•;reareN a~-· tnm 1eu Cleft, IDIIEI F.D.I.C• .o• SooJad SCreet M._,w.va. 77J.al4 . . ·I �... ~-- ·-· __ , - ~---- - ·-,- ---- --- -.' ·---' ----·---;- -------- - ·-·- ·---··· .... . . . ·--· '· ·. ;·· ~·· ~ ..... ..' ' ···"~ oiO • ••• , •• • • •• ~ • '- ~ '1 ,· ,.. J: · -:--· T' ... • .n..D~ly Sentinei-Page-7 POI1'18fOV-Middleport, Ohio '' The · Daily Sentinel By The Bend Friday, May 15, 1987 ' •' Page-6- Beat of the bend .· A bit of history... .. By BOB HOEFLICH Senllnel SlaU Writer The historical log cabin which has been moved onto the Rock ••• Springs Fair· grounds belongs now to you, you and you. The project of moving the structure and an old time smoke house to the fairgrounds has been overwhelming In CQ,s ls to the Meigs Fair Board and especially so since the board Is Involved In putting up a metal building on the grounds for commercial • • exhibits. So tar, the board has spent $<1,447 on the project and In ' ' • · addition, Associated Fabrtcat ors " has donated labor amounting to $2,620. There have been personal donations towards the project so tar of Sl,fXiO and now the fair board Is turning to you, you and .. , you for help. , Etfective Immediately a volun. · tary fund drive Is beglnhlng to raise the $6,000 In additional moneys to complete the project . This amount Includes $1,000 for cedar shakes for the root, $2,000 In labor costs for roofing the cabin and $3,000 for chinking. And chinking Is a chore that everyone avoids. You are asked to become a part of the project and no donation Is too small since the lair board wants the people to take pride In and feel a part of the prescrva· .. , , lions of the historical structure. ' ' ~ Plans have been made for an engraved plaque of names of people giving $100 or more of the amount needed and this will be l)ung Inside the cabin. However, again It Is stressed that no contribution Is · too small since this Is a "people project". Contributions are to be sent to the Meigs Fair Board, Box 227, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. The names of contributors will be publl&hed weekly In The Daily Sentinel. Incidentally, members of the Meigs County Pioneer and 'tllstorlcal Society will be at the cabin throughout the annual Meigs County Fair In August· to serve as hosts and to perform demonstrations such an candle making, weaving, spinning, soap making and other tasks of bygone days. Four generations were present for a celebrat ton honoring Helen Stewart, formerly of Mason, W.Va., now living with her daughter Mrs. Phillip (Karen) Werry In the Chester area, on Mother's Day. Making up the four generations were Mrs . Stewart, her daugh· ter, Dorothy Russell; Dorothy's son, Jetr Russell, and Jeff's son, Ryan Russell. Following dinner held at the home of Armand Turley, Lincoln Hill Road, Turley entertained at the organ. There was group singing and Mrs. Stewart sang the aged selection, "M-0-T-H-E· R" , Attending the observance were Mrs. Stewart; her sons, Ralph of . . Mason, W. Va., and James of · Pomeroy; Dorothy Russell, Middleport: Janet Lee, Jeff and ·Ryan Russell, Mason, W.Va ., and Host Armand. · '. Church Women Unired elect officers Elizabeth Searles was elected flower. She led t'he women In president of Church Women repeating the 213rd - Psalm and We've reached final stages In United at a recent meeting held recognized past presidents at the meeting. the compilation of the' second ' at Trinity Church. It· was voted to donate half of Others officers elected for edition of the Meigs County the offering to the Senior Citizens three year terms were Mary F. History. to go toward the new van These stages deal with the Bumgardner, vice president, business and memorial sections Ada Titus, treasurer, and Faye expense. Members enjoyed a sack tun· of the new publication and prices Wallace, secretary. Mary Kay cheon with the host church Yost. retiring president, confor Inclusion in these sections are furnishing dessert and beverage. ducted the Installation with each $200 for a full page; $110 for a half Program for the afternoon was page and $60 for a quar.ter page. I 9f the new officers receiving a held In the sanctuary on the am advised that a quarter of a page will take about 500 words and a picture. The folks at the Meigs Museum \vhere the compllation Is being Jessyca Hatfield lost the most Mason kids class wlth Gewanna done are stressing the use of weight In the kids class, and Kay Nichols and Peart Briles tying In memorial tributes. You can buy Hatfield nd Linda Young tied for the adult class with Dorothy flowers for graves and they as we the most lost In the adult class Russell and Winifrede Clarke know In Meigs County can even with Rhonda Roush as runner· tying for runners-up. . be stolen. But a lrlbute In t.he new up. AI last week's meeting Bar· history book to a loved one Is one At the Tuesday morning Five bar a Hudson lost the most weight that' will last forever. Points Class, Maxine Jordan lost at the Five Points class while The price for the new volume the most weight with Judy Lee there was a tie for runner-upbeing the runner-up. Eddie Reit· between Roberta Dill and Cathy remains at S43 but you should art quickly, I'm told, because It Is mire was the top loser In the going to be Increased. To order the book and·to place your business history stories and memorial tributes contact the Tluseum which Is now open from . A program on ,growing wild and those which require lots of llo4 p.m. , each Tuesday through flowers was given by Rita sunshine and dry soli in that type Saturday. Slaven, Meigs biology teacher at of place. the Monday night meeting of the Mrs. Slaven also discussed Mary Romine of Hemlock Middleport Garden Club held at plants which are on the end an· . Grove reports that her great· the Middleport Presbyterian gered list and said they should grandfather was a prisoner at the Church. never be disturbed or transfamed Andersonville Prison of Mrs. Slaven talked about her planted . .She talked about the Civil War days and managed to ow n wild flower garden and the spraying along roadsides and escape along with a friend . He various plants which she grows resulting soli changes which returned to Me igs County and there, showing photos of her cause many plants to cease to lived on Cherry Ridge. He died at plants. She noted that wild grow where they previously the age of 83. flowers should be transplanted In . flourished. Books brought by places slmlllar to their natural Mrs. Slaven and Mrs. Horky on Oh Goodie' Almost time for the surroundings. Those taken from wild flowers and plants were reruns on television. Bel you can moist and shady locations trans- viewed bj the membes. hardly walt . Do keep smiling. planted in a slmlllar location, .- • J' c ' " ,.' Dorothy !toller made the arrangements for tire evening, one using pink azalea and yellow tulips In a gold colored container, and another of pink and white dogwood In a brown stone conIatner. Mrs . Horky displayed an arrangement of purple and white violets. Mrs. Lennie HaptonstaU was hostess for the meeting. Guests were Mrs. Sibley Slac_k and Rita Slaven. To the Julie meeting all members art to talle mlnlat,ure arrangemets. Favors at the meting wety potted plants. 1981 Chevy Citation ....................... $1298 . ~re Good condition, auto., P.B., P.S., Air. Wgn. ••• $1695 · 1979 Ford Fairmont .•..•••.•••••••••••••••••• 5995 4 Dr., new motor. 'good condition. 1979 Toyota ...................................... S995 2 Dr:. auto.• P.S., good condition . .' · 1910 Citation ................................... S1195 4 cyl., auto 2 dr. ,• 1980 Toyota Pickup .......................... 599 5 4 1p.. CB. roll bar. runs good. . ' ' • •' .. MORNING CLASS - Graduation for Pomeroy's kindergarten wUI be held aU p.m. Sunday. Children In the mornlngclassare left lo rl1ht, front, Benjamin Gangwer, 'Holy DeLong, Jonathan Bell, Rachell Davklaon, Jack Jude, Jessica Laudermllt, and ,Juslln Roaah; llelload row. Rachel Reeves, Slef1111l Plckena, Jeremy Duckett, Daniel Hysell, Cortney Scarberry, Melissa Darnell, John Michael Davidson, and Joseph Riffle, and back row, Christopher Darst, Jennifer Morris, Ryan Jeffers, Bonnie Smith, Michelle Roush, Kevin Bush, Jennifer Heck. Another graduate not pk:lured Is Patricia Swiger. • ' '' ' -Memorial Day Spedal- Americanas Pie ~ •' '.•' ,.' I • • d' ' \ . ~ 'o •' ' ' Get the whole pie. .. to go. Get a couple of pies. Plump, flub Stt2Wbenies. Delicious strawberry glaze. . I' Coma! with a fluffy, wh\ppcd topping. 1 John F . Fultz, Mgr . Ph. n1-11ot Pomerov PLANING MILL 1 .RALL'S Mill Work- ll;rl., ~~.~~ ' Cabinet Making ~1. · .. I ... . .. Syracuse .. "· · . 992-3978. . &EN • !FRANKLIN ~ i Mtb.. l' '0 ,, ,_, K&C JEWELERS Veterans . Memorial Hospital liS l. Momorial Dr· 992-2104 lor; Middleport, Ohio K~ I 1 ,__ 212 ;;;;;;~.t 992·3785, Pomeroy ~ Buck,~~;~,::·::rg~:~ . I' ' I' Mt for take-out. - . OfiQOR, Ptcomadc liahclaily. -~$499- J .' .' ' I I i' }'\ MayZ2tbruZS I ~ ,/' . .Ui'ERNOON CLAM - tlblldrell Ill tilt! afte,_ ·e lM. to · nceh.e tllelr dlplotnu dllrllll &lie formal tel8111011)' SuU.Y are Jefl to rJtllt, froat I'IW, llenjun .. Molden, .leulca Ham lito.. IIIII'• Ba,_, .letiiCI BeMie)', KeY .. lla*er, Cfll'llu Blrloa, .llany Yeupr, ud I-lea lhu1oa; -oDd row, .Jerry Clark, '?fteedn Mooa, BlcQ N.....ler, Brooke Bart, l)'u Bta!IIJ, Da. . .loltzu., ud Wllea Wyatt; ud bacll row, 1')'111! Bellmlre, Allllrea Nezllllll&. Brud.J Seider, earm. Cna, Blei!W -,.u, M11tJ J'qW. Altlll p *'•*1111 will be RoberiiU• will wu nat PI I.C fer llle .lehn. t ,, ... ... • '. ... •• , . '' . . ___ .:=;l ,_ Lltldor:v ::\.!f..m.; L.. .. . ... . . cannot help wondering how many of the marriages about to take place will endure, However, the shocking figures are not an indictment of marriage its~f. as some would have you believe, but rather the attitude of the marriage partners; for sharing and compromise have often played little part in their self· ·centered young lives. One obvious remedy would be an ounce of the same patience and courtesy with which they would treat an honored guest. Criticism of each other should be private and as tactful as possible; avoiding the words "always" a~d "never", which can inflict deep wounds. Of course, Church or Temple is the best place to recapture the love and harmony that led them to the altar in the first 'place. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Off a.m. ·· Rl . 124, 3 mile-S from PorHancH.ong Bot · Oloirtl'lK.>arsai, .'I\Ie:day, underdl· tom. EdsC'I Hart , past or. S!Jnday SchooL r«1kla ofLols Burt. 9:30 ~ . ; Sunday m9rnln5! pr{'achlnR POMERoY CHURCH OF 111E NAZA· . a.m. ; Sundayevt'nlngsPrvlcPs, 7: ~ RENE, Corner Union and Mulbrny, RP.<. p.m. ThomaJ Glft1 Mr:Ciun,q, pastor. Norman llreS· MIDOLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST ley, S. S. 9Jpt_.. Sulllay SCOOol. 9:ri.m.; CHURCH. Corn£'r Ash and Plum. Ralph mot'111nR worship tO:l>a.m.; evrnlrtRservice6 Cundiff, pastor . Sunday SchoollO:OOa.m.: p.m.: mJd-week ~. Wl'dnesd~v. 7 p.m. Morninf!! Worship. 11:00 a.m.; WE"dnrsday ' .. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHt.IRCH. 326 E. and Saturday Evf'nlng St>rvtceos a1 7:30 p. Main St.. l'olll<'ley. Sumay S<'r\'lre;: Holy m. rommunionon ttr first &.lrdoyofE'achmonth, , and mnblned wt1h momt~ pra,YtY on the thirdd Sumlay. MonUngprayt'l' and smnonon MI!IGS aU othl'r Sundays of tho month. Cllul'('h School COOPI!RATIVE PARISH . and Nursery CaJ'(I provtdE'd. C0ff('(' hoW' In the UNrri!D MEriiODIST CHURCH Parish Hall tmm<dtar•ty tollowt.,. t h e -. KENQ CHURCH OF CHRIST, Vernon NORTHI!ASTCLUSTI!R POMEROY OIURCH OF CHRIST, 212 W. Eldrldg r. mlnlstf'r; 01\vrr S~A·aln, Sunday Main St., 111.0 Proudfooo, past<r. Blblo School Re\'. Doa Archer School Supt. Prrarhlnlii!: 9 : ~ a.m. t'ach 9:lla.m.; Montngworshl~l~lla. m.: Youth Re". Rcty Deeter Sundav. an. Seldon lohniOII ""'•tinas, 6:00 p.m.; Evonlni1; wcrshl~ t.OO p. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION t'ntur· m. W-ay nlaht pra)'('f ~and Blbft> ALFRED - Cllu rch School 9: JO a.m.: man Durham) putor. Sunday tervlce, • 1 Worshlp. ll a.m.: UMYF6 ;30p.m .: UMW . 9;30 a.m.; evening service 7:30 p.m. stl.dv. 7:00p.m. TilE SALVATION ARMY. 11!1 Butt...,ut Third Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m. Communion, Prayer mee-ting, Wedneday, 7:30p.m. · Avo.. Pomeroy. Mr>. Dora Wlnl111< tn '"""'"'· flrsl Sunday. (Archer\ BEARWALLOW RIOC.E CHURCH OF CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m.: Church . CHRJST. Surday hoi- llll'l'lln~. 10 a.m. : ~rday Josl'ph B. Ho5kln 11, pastor. Blbl(' School lOa .m.: BlbleStudy, Thursday. 7p. School. 10: :1) a.m. Su~a.v Sl-tK:ol. YPSM Clas11. 9: :Jfl a.m.; MornlnQ Worship JO:30a. m.; UMW, llrsl Thursday, 1 p.m. ; ComElot.e Adams, ~ader. 7::11 p.m. Salvation m.; Evrnlng Worship. 6:30p.m. Thursday munion. first Sunday IAI't'hE'f'l . Rlf'{'ting, varbls stpaken and m~k! sp!dals. BlblC' Study, f\:3(1 p.m. I , Thunday. U:l) a.m. to 2 p.m. Lacle': HomE' JOPPA -Worship 9:30a.m. : Church NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY Schoof 10::10 a.m. Blbi•Sludy W!'dnooday, U>aguc, mPmbl>rs In c~. all wcmen •• CHURCH. ~undu .v School !>ierv!('('. R: 4~ a. ln•1too: 6:~~ p.m. Thunrtay, Col'fll c.r~e~ 7:30p.m. fJohnsml. m.; Wor"hlp .~n· I C'f' 10:30 a.m.: LONG BOTIOM Church School 9:30 ClasM tYoo~ Pt-oplo-BibloJ. 7:ll p.m. B1blo Evan~ll51l<· Sf'n•lrf' 7:.lt p .m. WOOnC'S· a.m.; Worship 7 p.m.; Bible S1udy, Wed· Stilly and Pra)'t't' llll'l'l11'4!: open to the publ~. d<t .v: Pray4"r mf'f'llnJ!: 7:.10 p.m. Thursday. '' •' POMEROY WESI'SIOE CHURCll OF nesday. 7:30 p.m.; UMYF, Wf'dnesday, ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Porr.('roy: I 6:00 p.m.; Communion Ftrs1 Sunday, CIIRISl', l'l2'Jl; Ottldron's Hlll1l<' Road !County Harrl5onvlllr Rd . Rob<>rl Purlf•ll. minis· IArch('t') . , • Road 161. 992·=· Voc:al tnus~. ~nday Wr:rr· tn: Slf'VE' Stanlr,\', S. S. Supt.: Bill MrEI• • slltp!Oa.ml: REEDSVILLE ~ Church School9: 30 a. !llbtoStllfyU a.m.: Wonhl~ 6p. roy. Ass t. Sup! .; Sunda~· Srhnol ft: .'VI a.m.: m.: Worship Se-rvJcr> 11:00 a.m. (Deeter I. m. Werlneoday, BII>W Stilly, 7 p.m. Worsh ip S<'rvkr 10: :II a ~ m .: E\'C'nlnR wnr· ••• TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL . OLD DEX'Il:R BffilE CIIRISI1AN ship Sunday 7 p.m. und Wf'dnf'(lldav, 7p.m. ''• CHURCH, AMn C\lrtis, f'ISirr. Unda Swan. Chu~h School 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; ST .. fOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH . Plno • Bible Study, TUMday , 7:30p.m.; UMW, . Grovr. ~pt. ~..ia.v School 9: lla.m.: preach!._ ..... Thr Rl'v. William Mlddh>swarlh, • Third Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; Communion vt<s.llnt and third Sunday lottowtn,qSunday paStor . Chul't'h s('n 'lcl'9:lnlt .m.: Sunda~· First Sunday fAre her) . School. Yooth """"""· 7: :II p.m. evocy ~ .. School 10:30 a .m. ''• day. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST . • · GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST . . John Wrlli!:ht . patnor . Sunday- Srhool 9: :VI a . CENTRAL CLVSTI!R Prf'achln~ 9:30a.m. first and s('('Ond. Sun· m.: Larry Ha.vn~. S. S. Supl. M o rnln~ Rev. ~..... E. C.rflltt davs of rach month : third and rounh Sun. worship 10 ~ 30 a.m. .• Rev. SCnen N~IIGI daY rach month worshlplllf'rvlceos at 7:30p. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· ltel'. Mel\' Ill FrankUn ' I m.: Wt'dnt>Sda)' f'vcnlnRs at . 7: :10 p.m. 1 RENE, Rf'V. Llovcl D. Grimm, .Jr .. pa~tor . ' Rev. Clemeote 8. Zuatra. Jr. Pray('r and Blbll" Study. Ora Ba !~. Chalrinan of lht' Board o1Chrls· Rn. Robert MIIIDiM •I SEVENTH-DAY ADVF.NT!ST. Mulb- 1 11om Llle . Sundav Schoo19;:10 a.m.: MornASBURY !Syracusr)- Worship 11 a.m. •• f"rry HPtR:hls Road . Pom('roy . lA'roy worPihlp JCdo a.m.: f'Vanl{ellsllr llt't' · ; Church SChool 9:45a.m.; Char~te Bibl e lnR Bruch. Pa~tor: Sabbalh Scho()l Su!H'rln· viC'<" 7:00p.m. Wl"dnt5day sf'rviC'l', 7 p.m. Study. Wt'*dnesday. 7:30 p. ~.: UMW, first , :~ tf'ndC'nt, Rhonda Markin. Sabbath Schoot ' Tuesday. 7:30 p.m.; Cholr Rehearsal, LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH . lll'x· ~Ins at 2 p.m . on Saturdav with wor5hlp '.• lrr. Wood,\' Ca ll. pastor. Sl'n' ll't'S Sunday WN!lf'5da,v 6;:Kl p.m. : UM~ fourth Sun· ·10 a.m. S('rv!c(l followlnJZ at 3:15, EvN-yonp wrl· and 1 p.m. Wl'dn~da y , 7 p.m. day, 6:30p.m. !Nelsml. comr. ENTERPRISE Worship 9 a.m.: RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Rog· - Slsl('r Harrlt>ll WarnC'r. Supt. Sunday · Churt'h School tO a.m .: Bible Study, Tu~ · day. 7:30p.m.; UMW, Ftnt Monday, 7: 30 er Watson , putor. Cren1on Pratt, Sundlr · &hool9: ~ a.m.; Mcunln~ Worship. 10: 45 p.m.; UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m. ChOio R.. · School Supt. Momln11 Wor1hlp 9:30a .m.; I a.m. heer•al, 6:JOg.m. We-dnesday. fFranklln) Sunday School10: 30 a.m.; Evenlnllfr'· POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST . LySion FLATWOO S- Church School. !Oa.m. viet', 7: :JJ p.m. , Hall('y, mtnt strr: .sauurd ay ('vf'nlnR : Worship, 11 a.m.; Bible Study, Thurs· MT . UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, , E'Vana('ll~ll<' 11rrvlcr11. OPE'n to public. 7 p. day, 7 p.m.: UMYF. Sunday , 6 p.m. , pastor: Jot Sayre, SUnday School Supt. m.; Sunday Churrh School. 9:30a.m.: !Franklin). Sunday School 9: 45a .m.; Evenmr WOI'· • MorniniZ Wor~hlp 10:30 a.m. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m.; . ship 6: ll p.m.; Prayer M..tlng, 6:30p.m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po· Church Scho.ol 10 A.M.: Choir practltt", Wednesday. mrro;.< Plk('. E. Lamar O'Bryant. pa51or: 6:JJ p.rn.: ~MW, flrsl Tuesday. Jack Nrros. Sunday School Dlrl'C"Ior. Sun-• T\l(lflday. TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF dav Srhool. 9:30a.m. : M om ln ,~t Worship, : 7:30p. m. tNeiBMI. CHRIST. Davt' PrPnt\cr, mlnl5ler. OPryl ' HEATH tMiddloportt- Church Schoof, 10:'4!\: I'V('nln~worshlp. 7:00p.m. ID.S.T.I · 9:30a.m.; Wtolls, Supt. Church School 9 a .m.; Wor· Mornln~t: WorMip 10l30 a .m.: ship Servlff, 9 : 4~ p.m. & 7 : ~ (E .S.T.I: WE'dn£>Sdar Prayf'r &>r· • Youth Group,' p.m.; Wl'dnt"5day, Church vier. 7:00p.m. tO.S.T. I & 7:30P.M. 1E.S. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· Choir rPhearsal, 7 p.m.; Thursday, • T.l: Mission Frl('nds ~B,il'f'S 2-6\, Royal RENE . Rev . Hl'rbert G"te, pal lor. PrayE'r SPrviCf", 6:30p.m.: Bible Study, 7 Ambassadors (boys a_g('s6-181 . a nd Girls Frank Rlfflr. supt. Surwlay School9:l) a. p.m. ( Zunl~t:a l. . In AC'IIon tafC<'!l6-18) on Wrdnrsday s, 7 p. m.: Worship SE"rvltf', 11 3.m . and 7 p.m. , MINERSVILLE - Worship Service I~ m. iO.S.T. I & 7: :tQ p.m. tE.S.T. 1: Tuooay Sunda.v. Wf'dntsttay, 1 p.m. Pra)'fr mH't· a.m.: Church School. tla.m .: UMW . third InS(. Vl~ltatlon . 6130 p.m. WednfSday, 1 p.m.: Cbotr practice. Mon· FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH . Bal· LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST day. 7:30p.m. (Nelson]. lf'v Run Road , R('V . EmmNI Rawson. pa~ · CHURCH. David Boll , putor. Rnbrrt E. PEARL CHAPEL - Worship S.rvlco . Barton, Dlreclor tof . Handlry Dunn . sup!. Sunda:v School, · of Chrl1flan Educetlon: 9:30 a.m.: Church School 10 : 1~ a .m. : S!('\1(' Eblin, asstalant . SUnday School9: 30 10 a.m.: Sunday C'v<'nln$l !«'1"\"l<'f\ 7: .10 p.m. • UMW Second Tursday, 7:30p.m.; (Muss· : Blbll' tl'arhln~ . 7:30p .m. Thu r11-day . a.m.; Morntn~ wonhlp 10:30 a.m.; T('ftll man\ SYRACUSE MISSION . Cheery St .. SyIn Ac-f\on . 6 p.m.; Ev(l'nlngWonhlp, 7:00r,· POMEROY-Church School. 9: 15a.m. m. Wt"dnf'Sday ("\\f.>n!,ng prayer and Bib P raru!lf'. ~rvlr~ . tO a .m. Sundar. Evf'nlnJ!: • : Worship 10:30 a .m. ; Choir rehf;'Orr.al .. study.?: OOp.m. Choir practit'f', Thul'lday, S(INIC'€'!! Sunday and Wl'dnrsday at 1: OOp. Wednf'Sday. 1:30 p.m.: UMW. srrond 7p.m . m. 1 TuPSday. 7:30p.m.; UM'lFSunday. 6p.m. DEXTER CHURCH 01' CHRIST, MIOOLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST (Corbitt I. Chari~ RusM'II Sr .. mlnl5t(>r. Rlrk Ma · IN CHRISTIAN UNION , Rrv. Keith Eblin. ROCK SPRINGS - Chul'('h School, 9:15 comber. supl . Sunday School 9:30a .m.: pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. m .. ·Wad r a.m.: Worship 10a.m. : BlbleStudy, Wf'dWorship 1('1'\'ltf' IO :JJ a.m. Blblf' IIUd)l, Havman. sup! .; Mornln~ Worship. 10::\0a. nesday . 7::.) p.m.: UMYF JSenJors) , Sun· Tut'lday, 7::l0 p.m. Sunday rvrnlnR St'l'\'\('f' 7:.10 p.m.: day, 5 p.m.: tJunlors\ e-very other Sun· REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS Wrdnetday Prayrr Mf'Nin,ll'. 7:,10 p.m. ~ay . 6 p.m. <Franklin!. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF ·GOD , CHRISTOFLATI'ER DAY SAINTS. PoM· · RUTLAND - Church Schoof. 10 a .m.: land·Rarlnf Road. William Routh. pa1tor. RaC'Ine. Rf'v. Jam~s Sa llt>rfl€'1d . pastor. . Worshlp. ll a.m.: UMW f Ev~nlnf{Circle) Linda Evan1 , church school dlr«tor. Frt>tman Williams. Supt. Sunday SchOO · second Worlnflday. 7:30p.m.: UMW fAI· Church achool9:30 a.m.; Morn In~ wru1hlp !1 : 4~ a.m .: Sunday and Wrdnrsday f'Vf'n · t('rnoon Circle) second Thursday, I p.m. 10:30 a.m.: Wfdnf'iday E'Vtntnsr pr1yer In~ st'rviC"f'!!l, 7 p.m: IMuuman) . RrviCH. 7:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. SALEM CENTER- Cllurch School9: 15 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. fl(>v , Earl Corner Sixth am1 Palmrr. Earl Edrn. Pas· a.m.: Worship 10: 15 p.m. fMuasman) . Shuler, j:laslor. Wonhlp srrvlcl!', 9:30e.m. ' tor. Bob Parkt'r, S.S. Supt .: Cal by Rlfillii!:S. SNOWVILL£ - Worship, 9:00 a .m.; Sunday School .10: 30 a.m. Bible Study and Asst. Supt . Sunday School. 9: 1!1! a.m.; _. chu rch school 9: 45a .m. IMuiSmllln) praver lf'rvicE' Thur.lday. 7: »p.m . ' Morninll Wonhlp, Jn: 15 a.m.: Sunday ' CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION · EvPnlnR St'fVI«'. 7 p.m. Prayrr mt'f'tln]:l: • AL CHURCH . Kln-sbury f!Dad . Rev. Da · and Blblr Sludy WE>dnPS<Iay rvenlnJ!:. 7 p. vld Curfman . pa.!11or. Sunda~ School I : » m.: . Children's choir praciiCf•, WE'dn~ ­ SOUTHERN CLUITI!R a.m.; Ralph Carl. Supt. Evenlnfl wonhlp day, 7 p.m.: Adull choir practlre, WE'd ., 8 Rev.RorerGraco 7:00 p.m. Prayer meetln~. Wrdnnday p.m.: ~dio prORram. WMPO , Sunday. !ln. Pool McGalre 7:00p.m. 8:))a .m. LONG BOTI'OM CHRISTIAN, Yornon ' MIODI.EPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST•. APPLE GROVE - Oturch School 9: ;n· Eldrtda•. • pastor; Walloc• Oamrwoorl, S. · a.m. Worship , JO: 00 a.m. lflrtt aM fh lrd 5th and Main, AI Hartson. minister: Mlkt> S. Sup! . Sunday Sch0ol9: 30 a.m.; Wonhlp . Grrlach. Sundev Sthool SuPE'f'lntrndPRI . Sundays! : Blblr study tvfry Sunday 1 p. 8ervtce,10:30 a.m. · Blbl• Schoot9: 3o a.m.: Momtng Wor>hlp m.: UMW S.rond Tuosrlay, 7:00 p.m.: Praytr mMln«. Wfdnetday. 7 p.m.' 10: lO a.m. Ev('nina Wotahlp 7:00 p.m. Wednt'lday,?;OO p.m. Praytr mf'E'tlnJ!!. tGratoJ · , RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Sf PI•' MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· BETHANY~ Worship, 9 a.m.; ChufFh 1 DE-aver. Pastor. Mike Swt,:er. SuDdly , ZARENE, PASTOR Frorl Ponhorwoorl . School, 10 a.m.: BlbiP Study. Wednesday, ._. 1 SU su·•· ·~ • 10 a.m.; Dorta• Womftl't Frllowlhlp,, ""'-"~'' 00 Pl. : •I\UIY ..,..uool t :30 a.m .: Blfl Whit•. Sunday School Supt . SUnday Wf'dnftday, n a.m. (McGuil'l"l. Mornlna wonhlp 10: 40 a.m.: Sunda)' · Scttoof 9::10 '·"'·' Mornlljt Worship 10:15 CARMEL- Church School9:30 a .ql .: PYt'TIInJ: worahip 7:30p.m.; Wednsdl)' . a .m.: EvanKf'llllfc mf'f'llng 7:00 p.m. , • ' Worship. JO;e a.m. Serond and Fourth f'Vtnl;'l Blblf. ttutb~· m . Worlnl'lrlay, 7:00_p.m. Pra)'t't' NJTI:D I'IIDBYTEaL\N y Sunrlayt; F•llowlhlp diM.,. •llh SUttoo • B~~~~ =-R~ II •• O F - c:ouNTV ' third Thursday, 1:.10 p.m. fMcGurr..) . ' bort Ccurt, •totant - r r. ......... •~••• EASTIXI'ART-Cilui'C'h!kboalh.m.; · ,.... _,......, JO a.m.; WOo~= · HARRISONVlLLE PRESBYTERIAN , Wonhlp 10 a.m. I«''O'Mt and founh SUn· CHURCH - SUDdoy: Worohlp S..VIreo day~: UMW rtnt ~. 7:.10 p.m. ~\~~:~EHiiirN"D!I~•RCH.~ (Grace). ...nv n· t oOO a.m.; CflyiTfl Scttoof 10:15 a.m .. a .m.: lXI' ART FALLS _ Wonhtp rnltoonRt . llonJ. Want, Pllftlf. • 9 MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN • Roborl S..rlet, s .s. SUpt . SYDdoy !ldloot Sundl)' Scllool; 9 1.m.: Church ~. , ChYr<h !kWd 10 a.m. tGroctt. • MORIIINGSTIIR-Wo~I:Uo . m.: 9:llo.m.: Morntnr Worsttto IO:.!Oa.m.; . •• , ...,..~ Sunday 7:*' p.m.: Wotl· . ID-~ misT UNITEDPRESBY- 1 Ch""'~~.~ h ·~~ 1 .. a.m.: bl•~·-• _ · - · - .,.,.tnr ,_ lfl'VIcr ~- 7;.;:~~D~f •~YIPrvLT, 7 p.m. TERIAN - luarlay School. 10 o.m.: 'Ill~ • - ' · "" ' ._ · SILVER RUN BAPTIST, iltll Uhlo ' ' Ctltutb ..rvlcr, II: D a.m. · AN- Clturcllllchool, ·putor. St ..e Llttlo, S. S. Sopt. !tuncloy RU1'LAMI CHURCH OF GOD, Pallor, •• ' ·~·~ U Lm.: IIMW-h lion· Scfloot 10 a.m.; Mom•« -alp, I! a.m.; Jolul EYau. SUIIrlay Scllooi 10:00 a.m.;• 10 rlayo : p.m.; Mon'o,._ _ _ Sunrloyfllfl11ftJ-.tllp7:30p.m. Pro,.r •• SuodiY Morntor Wonldp 11:00 a.m . CllU- 'II'~. 7 a.m. tGr... t. mftltnr ondBtbtfotudyTIIunrlay, 7<1ilo.p. dnl't Qlurth II a.m. Sunday E-1111 • SVTI'ON - Cllurth Scbool. 1:10 a.m.; y 1• - - •1 W MontlttiWorltllpJO:ea.m. tlnl ... tllfrrl ' m:.i. OU n .,_, 1 I ~-y at 7 P.tll· - 7<00 p.m. Wed., 5 p.m. YOUII( La· ' wtt• C.rmol · rtEIOICING LIFE BAPr1l'l! CHU!Ial ' - · Aalllall'. WfdMorlay, I p.m. Fun· u~~• -_313 1'1-~ Av• _......._ . y, : p.m. t _...,......,. ,... .·• Soutrlo~. ! ~ wanlllp. ' ' SchW 9:15a.m.: GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES ~~rom the ever-mounting divorce statistics, we . Just what you're loo_ldng for to top off your picnic! .. • ft\ \ "" 1 .... I ,t • • ,. •.. ,. ' • ) ,. .. m.: • ' of Columbus. 0. 104 w. Mtlin m-Ull Pomeroy " MEIGS TIRE \ \ CENltR, INC. m.ReY. :.. ';,onfllp :::.-r:.. - . l FLORIST Meig• County',. Olde•t Florilt 3112 ~AST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 45769 614/992-2644 There is no more loveiy, lriendiy and charming relationship, communion or company than a good marriage. - Martin Luther .. '' ·' • 214 E. MaiQ I FRANCIS . 1981 Cordoba ...............................;.• $2195 1979 Ford Lm Coun!JY. INSURANCE SERVICES Strv•ce Nationwide Ins. Co. ov 2 Dr.. auto.. P.S. P.B .• air. 4 Dr. Stand. Brogan-Warner . Sate• and P. J. PAULEY, AGENr Hudson. Judy Lee and Maxine Jordan were top iosers at the Tuesday morning class, and Carina Durst and Janet Johnson at the Tuesday night class. Mrs; Johnson and Mrs. Nichols received certificates and ribbons for having lost 20 pounds. Summer schedule for the Mason class will be 10 a.m. Wednesdays. · SPRI GUSED CAR VALUES •' • ~. Middleport Garden Club meets ' ' Equipment .. ·Slinderella class makes .weight reports ' ' Blown's F'n & Autllnd, Ohio4,77' J. wm. "BUt" BrOwn, O~ner Phot~e tU4l 741 1m •''. ~ This Message and Church Directory Spofl.MJred By The Interested Rr~~inesses Listed On This Page~ theme "For !';uch a TimE' · as This." The program was written by past presidents of Church Women United. Taking part were Rhoda Hall, Mrs. Yost, Doris Grueser, Maxine Goegleln, Lula Hampton, Mrs. Bumgardner, Florence Richards, Jessie Iliff Glenna Rummell; Martha Bee·• gle, Mae Mora. Several hymns were sung and the benediction was given by Mrs. Searles. a.m. Sunda~ pvmlnlt 7:00p.m.: Mid -wee-k S('rvll'f. WOO .. 7 p.m. ~nnllO LANGSVILLE CHRimiiN CHURCH. Dallas Janey, Sunday School Supf •.Sunday Sc:hool 9: 30 a.m.; Sund•Y Momlnl{ Wor: 11-hip, 10: 30a.m.; Sunday IPYtnln~tWouhtp, 7: ll p.m. WtdnHday evrnlftJ Pray•r Mooting, 7;:10 p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE. RIP\', Glfftn Ml'MIIIan, pa!!l or. Mary Janl~ l.avet~drr·. ,Sunday ~ool Supt. Sunda~ School 9:~ a.m.; Momln~ worship lD:ao a.m.; Evan~E"IIAtir af'f'VI('(', fip.m.: PrayrrandPra\!'t'Wf'dnl'Sda~. 7p. m.: Youth mf'f'llnJt. 7 p.m. • EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST . C. ~llr Cllltlan. pu1or. !\unda~ School 10: 00 a.m .: Momln« Wor~hlp 11:00 a.m. Sunda~ £'\'l'nlnllltt'VI<'f\ 7:00 p. m. Wfdn~day MlmlnJl pr o~rr 11rrv\Cf' 7:00p.m . HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHUR('H . Mlkr Thompson. Ncw Havrn~ WV , pastor . /Sunday Sc-hool at 9: :.>a .m.; Motnlna wor· ~hlp atlO: :wla. m.: Sunduy 1"\'('flinliiA'VI('(' 11 1 7: .._. p.m. Thurlldil~ wrvk·f'li ~•I 7 : ~ p. m. FREEDOM ('.QSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, loca t<"d m County Road 31. Rc>v . LawrC'nrf' Glut"Srntamp, pulor. Rt'V. R~C'r Willford , a111 . pastor. Prl'llrhln~ Mt'r..,lrrs Sunday 7::1) p.m. Prayrr ml'l'tinJ( Wl"dnt'!\da)l . 7:ll p .m ., G~uy (lrlffl1h . lrod1•r. Youth J(roup" Sunday rvpnlnR' at 6::10 p.m .' "•llh ROR€T and Vlo\C'I Will ford . lrttdl'rR. Communion st"rv\c(' flrsl Sunda y C'Prh month . WHITE'S CHAPEl: WESLEYAN CHURCH- Coolville RD . R•v. Phillip Rl · dt>noor , putor. Sunday Sch ool 9: JO a.m.; ~·orshlp srnrtct 10:30 a.m.: Blblt> stud y and ""1\rllhlp urviN\ Wf'dnl'f!day, 7 p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mark Jonf'l. ,pastor. Bill Nl<'hoii'OO, Sun · day School Sllp~. SundaySchool9: 30 a.m.: Mornlnll Wor11hlp 1nd Comrrunlon l0 :30a . •· 204 Clllclor St. , ...,.,. 011. 992-2975 '' .Rawlings-Coats-llower (row's family Restaur111t "F•II'lll Ku~tdr Frltl C41d~t" ..... s p 228 W. ""''" t., omtroy FUNERAL HOME "Se-iM .F -1"-s" "".. "'""" 264 S. 2nd, Mltldllport 992.·5432 ~~==9...,92-5141 ~-~ ...........~~~~~ ' UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt. 7 on Po· mE~roy By ·Pass. Rev. David Wlaernan . Sr., pastor. Me-lvin Drakt'. S. S. Supl . Sunday School9: 30 a.m.: Mornlntr Worship 10:30; Evl"n_ ln(t Worl'lhlp 7: 30 p.m.: Wednl'sday Prayf'r Servlct'. 7; 30 p.m. , FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Rall rDBd 1St., Mason. Sunday SchnollO a.m.: Morn· In~ wor$hlp U a ..m.; Evening sf'rvlt'E.' 6 p. • m. Prayl'r m(l{'llng and Btblr Study Wt'd· nrsday , 7 p.m. FOREST RUN BAPTIST . Rov. Nylo Borden. pastor .. Cornelius Bunrh. supl. Sunda:v School 9:30 a.m.: Seron~ ~nd fourth Sundays worship srrvt ce at 2:JO p. m. MT . MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Main St .. Middleport . !ltv. Gilbert Crala. Jr. , pa.tor. Mrs. Ervtn BaumaardMr. ...~~~f~!~·~OOF GOO QF PROPHECY. on 0. J . Whltr Road of Hl~hwn HPn8on , pastor. Sunday School t'o a.nl. Cll.,sH for all aJi(~ . JunlorChurrh 11 a.m.; MornlnJt wonhlp 11 a.m. Adult Choir pq1efll'f"6 p.m. Sunday. You.ng Pro· plf''l, Chlldr£'n'K Ch\!rch and Adult Blblr Studv. Wfldnl'!\dav at 7::40 (J:m . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPF;L. ~70 Gronl St .. Mlrlclt•port . Attlllat!'d Wllh Soulhorn Bapt111 Conveallon, David Br.van, Sr., Ml · nl•trr. Sunda,v School 10 a.m .: MornlnR W01'1'hlp 11 a.m.: Ev,nlnR w..,.~hlp 7 p.m.: WPdnHday ('Vtntn• Blblf llud:v and prayl:'r mN"'InR 7 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST. St . Rt . 124 and Co . Rd. ~- Mark Srrvcn. miniS· trr . Sunday School Supt. Herrv H£1n · drlrk~: Sundey School&: :10 a.m.: Mornln]l WorshiP lO: 30 a.m.: Evt'nlnll worlhlp 7 p. m. Wrdn('$(11\1 WOI'flh\p 1 p.m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN tHURCH. Carnrr Svramol'(' and Sf\(()nd SIR .. Po· m"roy. Tht Rtv. William MlddiC'flwart. putor. Sunday School 9: 4' a.m. Chul'{'h ~t"'rvl«' Ua.m. SACRED HEART CHURCH, M•~r. Anthony Glennamorr. Ph. l92·589fl. Situr· day EvfnlnR M11.u 7: ~ p.m.; Sunday MaRt. 8 a .m. a,nd JO a .m. Confl'lllons onr half hour befol'f' ra('h Man. CCO rlaura, n a.m. Sunda)l. VlcroRY BAPTIST , U'l N. 2nd St .. Mlddlrport. Jam('A E. f((l~~- pastnr . Sunday mornlnR wonhlp JO "a.m.; £v€1n · lntt K£'rvlcr 1 p.m.: Wf'dnMday toV(Inln.t worship 7 p .m. VIK!Iatlon Thul'ldB'!/ fk lOp. Lo m. • MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH : Charlt'll Norrl~. paAtor. Sunda.v Sthool. 10 a.m.: warAhlp M~r\IIC't' 11 a .m .; Sundav nlahl worship Af'rvlcr 7;30 p.m.: MtdwN>k pr~~('r lt"rvltr Wfdn~av 1 p.m. "ESLEYAN BIBLE HOLINESS CHURCH of Middleport , Inc .. Ill Pt'lrl SJ .. Rfv , Ivan My«>rA. pulw; Rojii!:t>r Manley , Sr .. Sunday Sthopl Supt. !i\unday School 9:30a.m.: Mornln~~: Worthlp 10:30 a.m.; EvPnln~t Wor1hlp 7:30 p.m. Wf'dnnday I'V('nlnR Blblt 1tudy, pray('r aM pral1r SUnday School Supt. Sund•y School9: 30a. m.: Worship St'rvlrt. 10 : 4~ a.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Jos(lph B. HosklnR . t'van.-t'UJt , Sundey Blbl(l Study9 a.m.: Wo rthlp. 10 a.m.; Sun· day (IV(Inln~ fl(lrvlcC' 6 p.m.: Wf'dn£18dfl)' rvrnlnJt sl"rvlc(l, 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Racln<. Rt. 124. William Hoback. •pa1tor. Sunday SrhoollO a.m .; Sunday I'Vf'rtln~t ll'rviN' 1 p.m. Wfdnf"lday t>vtnlnR Rrrvlrt"7 p.m . .. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don ctooadto. Supt . Sunday School 9:30 a.m. MornlnM Wor•hlp 10: :10 a,m. Pra~er service, altf'rn. alt' SundayR, THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, APOSTOLIC FAITH - N•w Lima Rd ., ntxl to Fort MriRJ Park. R!-ltllnd . RoOOrl Rleharda, pastor, Strvlm . 1) 1 p.m. on Wt'dnrlday1 and Sundaya , · MIDOLF.PORT PENTEC(li'I'~L. 1 nu·u AVC' , Rt'V. Clark 811kct. PtliiOr. Carl Not · rtn~ham. Sunduy School Sup! . Sund11~ Srhool 10 a. m . with clalllf'.~ for un aa('8 . EvmlnjliN'VIm Hll np.m. WN.InMdily 81· ' blf' Rludy at 7:00p.m. Youth !lflrvlr~ Fr · dav at 7; 30 p.m. ECCI.E.~IA FELLO\VliHIP . 1:111 Mill St .. Middleport. Brothrr Ctlurk Mc:Pnrnoft. putor. Sund1.1.v &hoot 10 n.m.; Su nday rvrntnf;l IIC>rYIN'H ul 7 p.m. and Wf'dnr«dnr liN~ IC('II ~17 p.m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Konn<'lh Smith , pallor. !'und:1y Srhool 9: :Kl u.m.; rhurah ru.•rv lrt'7::wlp.rn.; voulh rrllow8hlp6:3llp , m .; Blblr ,Ai udv. Thunday.7: ~ p.m. FULL C.OSPEL LIGHTHOUSE. ~'104~ Hiland-Road. Pomrroy . Tom KC"IIv. pa8 · tor. Oannv Lumht•rl, S. S. Supt . Sundu}' mornlnll ll'c•rvlrf' lit Ul :t .m.: Sunday f'\'( ' A· lnll St'rYIN' 7: ;10 P·!'"· Tul'lld !t,V unci Thu r!l· day Srrvlt'l"s at 7:.10 p.m. WOAD or FAITH. 9.1 Mill ~1. . Mlrfcll !'· 1 ptrt . ~untlnv mornlnJ:" M•rvl cf' 10: Hi 11.m.1 SundiiY t'\'fl'nln ,a 7::tn. 1'hut·sdlly mornln~ · Slhlr "tutly 10 !l.m . Wrdnt ~ du y f'Vrnln~ 7::tllp.m. NEW HAVI:~ ('ftURCit OF THF. NA· 7.ARENE. Rrv . Olrndon ~troud, pnl'!nr . Sundu y S('hOOI9 ~ :W. a.m.: WorAhiV AC'f\' IN'. 10:30 u.m.: Youth Kt'rvlt'C' Sunda~ 6:1!1! p. m. Sundar tvt•nln~ AC'rv1('(~ 7 : 00p. m . WCid · nc'llday Pruy,•r MrrtlnJ: und Rlblr ~hid~ 7:00p.m. NF.ASE Sl'M'l.E:MF: NT CHURCH. Sunday arlrrnoon lll'rYil·~ al 2: ,l } , Thur!!da~ rvrnln11 Jll'rYI('(lfl: at 7::Jl. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH , M"on, W. Va. Pa !flor, Bill Murphy. Rundoy Sc•hO{illO a .m.: Sunday rvrnln g 7: :VI p.m. PrtJ\'C'f · LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH . mNllln~t and 'Biblr study WMnrHd11y. 7:~' OF GOO- Gllbr>rt Spt'llror. paotor .'Sun· p.m. £v('ryonr wrlrofTW'. ld•Y Sthool 9:l) a.m.; Mornln~ atrvice RUTLAN.P FREE WILL BAPTIST. Si\· 10:00 a.m.; Sunday tvrnlng servl« 1: OOp . 1 ll'm St. Rt'v , Paul T~tylor, pu ~tor . Sunduy m.; Mld·WE't"k prayrr .ervlc~ Wtdnetday SchOOIJO a .m.: Sund11 ,v t'vr nlna: 7:00p.m .: 7p.~ c W«<nN~du y f'Vf'nlna prllyf'r m('("llna 7: flfl MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHUR H, ip.m, I , I ' t Lawrrntf' BUill pallor . Max Folmer. Sr . Supt . Sunday School and Morn in~ Worship , t cH"g~~~-~~~~~R~~rw ~;~;';,A~v\j~~: 9:XJa.m.: Sundly tvtnlnrt" lf'rvlce. 7p .m.; m.: YounJI: proplt>'J tervltr ~ p.m. Hlrl<'kR', pastor. Sunday SChool 9 1un.; Evanjlt>lisllr serviCf' 6: .JJ p.m. WfdnC'Ida V Yo\lth mHtlnl 1nd Blblr Study, Wf'dnH · WorHhlp S(lrvlcf', 10 o.m.; Sunday (!V<'nln~~: sm•f('l' 7 p.m. day, 1 p.m. fl(lrVIC('. 7:00p.m. Wrodnt1flcli.W niRhl Hit) It\ MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Miller study 7:00p.m. St ., Muon . W. V1. Eu$1'f11(' L. Conarr. ml · niRit'l'. Sundav Bib If' S!udv 10 a.m.; Wor~ hlp 11 a.m . 8nd 7 p.m. WIPdnl"'day Blbif' Studv, \ 'OC'II I mu 8lt•. 7 p.m. LIBERTV ASSEMII.. Y OF 1'.00. D..r · dlnR Lanf", MaaM , W. Va . J . N. Thacitf'l·.. patuor. £vcnln~t IMVIC<' 7::vl p.m.: Wo. mm't Mlnlllltry , Thunday, 9:30 a.m.: WrdnMda:V Pray('r and Blblr Study. 7: l!l m. , RUTLANDBIBI.E MI::TRlOIST. Amo• Til liM , pa1tor. Sonnv Hudson , !Upt . Sunday F.l'hooi9:Jn a.m.; MornlnJ( worship . lO ::rt o.m.; Sunday ('\'min~ S<'rvlrf' 7:00 p.m. Wcdntiday IK'n'IC'f' 7 p.m. WMPO pro~lm 9 a.m. f'arh Sunday. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAl'.ARENE. 11<\•. Low<ll Ford . flll"or . Sunduy SC'hool9 : XI a.m .; Worship M'rvlt(' IO ::W a. M>rvler. 7:30p.m . I Friday sermonette p.m. ' HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN ' CHRISTIAN UNION . Harlbrd, W. Va. Rev. David Mr M1nls, pulor. Cllurch School 9::t0 a.m.: Sunday momlna '""- 1 vice, ll 1.m.; Sunda)' (I'Yl'nlnK servl~, 7: ll p.m. Wodn.,day prayer ml'l!l tnr. 7: 30 By DAVID E. ANDBB80N UPI Rllltpon Wrller During his visit to West· Germany earlier this month, Pope John Paul 11 beatified Edith Stein, a German Jew who •·onverted to p.m. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH , Letan, 1 Catholicism, became a Carmelite nun and was jl;assed at Auschwitz. W. Va .• Rt . 1, James Lewtt, putor. Wor·1 But John Paul's action - a step generally but not nec~ssarlly ohlp servtceo 9:llo .m.; Sunday School II leading to sainthood - has generated conrern In the .Jpwlsh 1.m.; EvenlnJ wor1hlp 7:30p.m. Tunday cotraae prlytr meeting and Blblt- Study community. especially among American Jews. 9: l0 a.m.; Woutdp IIPI'Vlct, Wednesday Sleln. considered a brilliant and precocious child. was born In IR9l . 7: :lO p.m. . · In Breslau. She converted to Catholicism In the early 1920s and was OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH •. Walnul and HIPnry Sts.. Rllvenawood. W. baptized on Jan. I, 1922, and became well· known through the decade Va. 'nl• Rev . Ceor11P' C. Weirick. p.11or. . St.lnda)' SChooi9:J) 1.m.; Sunday wonhlp I as a feminist and scholar. .U a.m. In 1933, suspended from her teaching post when 1h~ Nazi racial laws CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , loCated on excluded Jews from publl<.'of!lce, she entered th~ C'arm~ ttt c ronv<'nf Pomf!roy Plko, COIUtly Roorl2:! neor, Flat· woodo . Rov. Btarkl'ood, palor. Servl""' In Cologne. · r -" on Sunday at!O:Jl o.m. and I :.!Op.m. with Although she and her sister, abo a convert to C'a thOIIrlsm, I'" SUncloySchoot9:Jla.m. Blblo!lt•dy. Wed .. Germany for Holland, In 11M2 the and all other non· Arya n members ,n-y, 7:30p.m. of religious orders were deported; She was ~aken to Auschwitz and FAITlf FELLOWSinP CRUSADE FOR ICHRIST, St. Rt. 338, Antiquity. R<v. gassed and cremated wltbln a few day& of her arrival. · Fronldln Dld<fltl, p11tor. &lndoy morn· "There are those who feel that the Jewish people should rl'el -tnl 10 o.m.: SUMy evflttnr 7:30p.m. 'Illullrlly .venlnr 7:30 p.m. honored by this act, which abould be seen as a mark of the absence of · I'I'IVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· anti-Jewish prejudice and of the maturity of spirit of lthe Ca thollr TtS'I' CHURCH. Put« Robrn llym., Church," said Rabbi David Rolen. director of Interrell~lous ~flairs · SUDdoy SctiOOitao .m.; Worohlp ..rvlcr II . a.m.; lluarlay tvenllll oervtro,7::10 p.m.: of the Israel oftlce of the-Anti-Defamation League of B nal B rith. Wtdnflday evenlnlurvlce 7::1J p.m. "However, many of ua, partlcut8riy thOse tnvolv'ed In Jewish· Christian relations, are more than a little disturbed by .this event. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS· . because ot Its lnsensttlvlly to Jewish conterns." he said. TOLle- VaaZIIIdt IIIII Word Rd. Elder , Jom.. Mtue-. pastor. Sunday Scboal, · . lO:lth.m.: Wonltlp Sorvtcr, SUnday, 7::10 · p.m.; Blbl• St•d)l. Wodn-y, 7:.10 p.m. CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL, Harrt· -tile Road. ROY. 0..11!' Kill(. putor; , CIIJtt• Fatdk, luUy Scltoolhpl. : SUn· , day ltltoolt:3Da.m.; -l"""lllfl,ll · a.m.; lluodoy ...... ..,.tee 7::10 p.m. • .f'ri'Jt!r MHitar. Wodn~y. 7::10 p.m. \ 'I .•' ' �' The Daily Sentinel May 15, 1 ·•-·· - - ·- 15, 1987 >< ..... N >< >< - (I) 0 N 1""1 >< .. 00 C) .f:lo 0 >< >< >< >< Q') 0 0 w "' ~~ .· "'. ... • "' ••• "' 00 :t r- ..... 0 .f:lo "' 00 •• • • •• FINAL- Murder Is Fun, a comedy, is the three play to be given by Meigs seniors Friday night. The cast includes, seated, from left, J .R. Kitchen, Heather Cullums, Jell Nelson, Julie Miller, Amy I COM E DY -This Is 1111' Meigs lli~h senior class ca• l for a comedy, "The Ghost Story" lo he presented Friday eve ning at the ." idmol. Lt!ft to right ar c Todd Cu llum!'oi, Brenda Si ndai r, .rerr Basham, Phil King, .Je nni Couc h, Kris tl Haynes, Steve Musser, Will Molden, ,Judi Mecs a nd Carol He ndrb . •' Rade kln; standing; Diana Williamson, Denny • Welsh, Tim Durs t, Chip Werry, Cindy RiiHe, ,Jas on Bus h and Terri Rou s h. .•• .••• .• •• . •.• •• .•• . • . • • • • • ..... N ~ •. .. •• GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 13 to 16, an d 17 to 24 years. There will be winner and three runners· up in each age group and a Dream World Grand Baby and Grand Quee n c row ned. All winners will advanre to the sta te fi nals . Applications may be obta ined by co ntacting the sta te direc tor, Rou te 1.' Box 155, Barboursville, w. Va . 25504, or calling 304·743· 9963. 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. Phone 992 -2975 ~· SPRING I. SUMMER HOURS •• • "' ..... >< >< >< >< >< c.Q I ...,..... N N ...... ..... Q'l N ... "' >< "" .... .. THE ;~ ·l DRAMA _:_ .Jell 1\rnuld has thceyes of the entire cat.."i l at u. crucial moment in " Far H.oc kaway", a drama, one of three plays hy Me igs 111 g b Seniors on Friday night . From the tell are \\1111 Mold en , .Jesse Howar~, Phil King, Scott Pow ell , Arnold, Melanie Arnold, Susan Jones, Michelle Barr Huey Eason a~d Donnie Beeker. ' Community calendarI area happenings F RIDAY POMEROY - The se nio rs of Meigs Hi gh will prese nt th rc·•· one·ar t pla ys, 7: :lO p.m. Frid ay, In th e high school a uditorium . Admiss ion $2. exce llent mu st er def'(rees at 7: 30. Garden Club will m eet at the home of Mrs. Dayton Parsons, with Mrs . Car l Denison a s co· host, Mond ay at 7:30p.m . R UTLAND .. 'J'he Mount Verno n Collards will presen t a eoncrrt at 7 p.m. Sa turday at the Rut land Church of the Nazarene. MIDDLEPORT - The Middle· port Child Co nserva tion League Bon om Communit y Building Fri - will tour Bl<'n ner ha ss lt Is land da.v ln:-oiNid of Sa turdJ,\' lhis Sa turd ay . Me mbe rs are to meet \VPf'k . Danl'!ng s tart s <1 1 N. . at Elby' s Resta urant In Belpre at 1 1:4~• a.m. - So ulhPrn 1\ind<' r· gartcn gradua tion will hi' hrld Fri d a ~·. 7: :~o p.rn .. at Sou thf'r n .JuniO)' High Schoo l. Gi\ LLIPOI. IS t ;aJIIpolls Flam e Fe llowship wi ll mcrt 1;: :10 p.m . fo'rlda y at Dal e's Smorga > board . Spraker will llr Pa t O'Dell. POMEROY - Tlw sr nio rs nr Me igs Hi g h Srhoot arc prrst•nl · Di « na F'redcri r k. · MIODL.EPORT - ·Th e Meigs Co unt,\· 1\et Ired Tea chers Associ· at ion wiii JnE'r t Saturday at 12 : 30 p. m a t the Middl e port Masonic T('mplr. Major!" A tor. pas t exec· utive director of the Ohio State Rf'tii'Cd TC'achNs t\ ssoclatlon. will be thf' speaker. Reservations arc lo br made before Wednes· day by ('ailin g 742· 2251. Offer Good Thru May 29th {!qlft'miiltl "' l?att, 9~tc: . MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES (6141 992-2310 ' ~ IE SUNDAY SUNDAE SALE ..co ,.. - wen Q') en "" -"' - 0en .... ~ co w,.. <D . "' .f:lo "' U'l <D <D ~ w • .... . .. .- .. .. .. . MAY 11 thru 21 ."' ~-- ~ R&SM 1\\)11 be 5 p.m . Saturday. Dinner a l 6: 30 and su jl('r- GOSPEL MEETING · AT WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 3326 Children's Home ROid. County Rt. 76 & Llurtl Cliff Rd. POMEROY. OHIO 46789 Sarvim (ach lvtning at 7:30 Sunday Morning 10 A.M. Sunday Ev.ening 6 P.M. Evangtlisl, Weldon Warnock her of Xenia one WekonM SYRACUSE -a ,. \ll ·z ~z • • • RECEIVE A FREE SUNDAE FROM DAIRY QUEEN AND COOPER CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, DODGE • 992-5776 VEGOABLE PLANTS 3.70fo APR- OR REBATE PLUS MATCHING RElATES FROM $ 1 PO DOZIN PACK COOPER CHRYSLER WILL BE OFFERED ON SELECT MODELS $7SO Pll fUI z a Sl PD SQ.flfl, COOPER SJSO,_,LAT Shrublltry or Fruit ,,..., many warlotie~; G•ranluiiiS, Violets & 399 ~!•glaslloh. s.~~';l!ltr, Plymouth, Dod£..., 992-6421 1·5 v ----....,...--~- -·-----· !G • -< I» a - - ::J m ,... X(!) -.., (1) - -,0· (5 ' .., -.o .., SUNDAY, MAY 17th, 1987- 1 P.M. FLOWEIING PLANTS - • ...... --·~·... - l f......C'-'....-"".....· - "' "' ..... N • "' ..."' . Q') • m < m ;;;c -< . . (I) >< co Sunday, May 17th-1 P.M.-5 P.M. Now Open for Sprint SHMII Bridge Closing Special N s: > (I) ~ ~ FREE SUNDAE SPECIAL SUNDAY SALE - ONE DAY ONLY "' ..... 0• 0 0 -ac:: (I) TEST DRIVE A NEW CAR AND RECEIVE A .... 0 " a~N :::r (I) r;::::::::::::::::::===:;-1 HUBBARDS POMEROY - Annual inspc•c· GREENHOUSE t!on of Bosworth Council 46 N . co• -z -oC J .. -< s:m OCKSON PfME · Rt3S WEST FR!OAY thru ll<UIISDA! ! .....en ..... - . . . S-4624 L < m N 1""1 w -Gill BARGAIN MATINEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY - ALL SEATS $2 .50 ADII! SSION EVERY TUESDAY !2 .50 ~ U'l ....<D <D r--------------1 ~31 • WNNNNNNNNNNf OCDOO-..IQ'IUI.j:o.WN-0 ... ... ... ... ... Dls trl<l meetin g. CHESHTER - Dis trict 13, Daug hters of Ame rica. wil l m eet a t I p.m . Saturday at the lodge hall In Chester. All members of the lodge are Invited to attend the dis trict sess ion. .. .ft. I~ w.... "" Q') N ........ U'l C) day, 7::10 p.m., ot t.hC' school. - r• ..... .f:lo Q') lng lhrC'e-onr ac1 plays on F'ri· SUNDAY PORTLA ND - Hazel Com· AdmiS!:iiOn $2 per prrs on. 1-:vr - mu nit y Churc h I having a hy mn ryone \\'('lcOtnt'. , s ing 7: :!0 p.m . Sunday wit h Edsel Hart preac hing and singing by SA1'U lUll\\' " C hich a no." RAC INE - Ft·eedoom Gos pel Mission Churc h. Bald Knob, Is H i\R HI SON V IL L E i\ having a hy mn sing Sa turda. 7: .\tl garden tractor pull, sponsored by p .m., with spec ial s in gi ng by th e Sci pio Volunteer Fi re Depart· " The Old! lmr rs . " me n!'. will be held at I p.m. Su nd a y at Ihe fir e house. POMEROY - The Be lles and Beaus western squ arrda nce ciub MONDA\' Is having a dance at urd tl)• night. RUTLAND - Th e Rutland Sid 11 p.m .. a t the Meigs Count )' Senior Ci t lzcns Ccn t <'I' . Ca Iter wi ll be Homer Magnw t. ~ ""' c "'niO • 30 Day Unconditional Guarantee - if for any reason you are unsatisfied wilh the unit, return to the manufac turer for a full refund. GREG 'KAYLOI 1"'1"1 :;;c N · ~~ a Includes: Meter, lancets. strips, penlet, control solution, carrying case and log book. fob~t~ai~ned~b~y~c~a~ll~in~g~9~92~-2~61~2~.;;~~;;~~~1~1~5~1~.Mo~ma~ri~~D~r.~,~~~O~H~.~4~5~76~9~~~~~ SALEM CENTER - Sa lem Ce nter United Methodi st Church wil l be In revival Monday a nd Tuesday at 7:30 each evening. Rev. James Wells , Winches ter. Ky., eva ngelist. VINTON- i\ hvmnsi ng will be iwid al the Deer Creek Baptist C'h ur('h nNH' Vin10n a t 7 p.m . Saturday with singe rs Including lhP M eiJanlrl Tri() and .lel'l'y and Ri\C! Kt~ ~~r;~~~~n POMEROY - Meigs County Men 's Fellowship will meet Monday, 7:.10 p.m ., .at th e Pomeroy Church of Chris t. Ke ith Wood , Meigs Coun ty game protec tor , will present a special program a nd film . LO NG B011'0M - A sq uar p dance wil l bP he ld at the Long POMf:ROY -Sperl a I sNvir<'S will be hr ld Frid ay, 7: :ro p.m .. a l the· Me igs Count y Sen lor Ci tlzr ns Ce nt er. with F:vangr ll s l Hr rb•' rl I nsror. The public is invii<•<J. fl 0~ 11/he ~ubh~.~;"! 'No Dealers N "' E:z: -tO Ia 2000 ::tel """" . • Q') t.D onlysggss Shirley Turner was the Apr il qu een for TOPS OH 1456, Rutland. Weekly best losers for the past two weeks were Shirley Turner a nd Nancy Vance. Runners-up were Sandy Hysell a nd Linda Ba iley. Linda Hysell a nd Shirley Turner won th e weekly fruit bas ke ts. P la ns are being made for an a nn iversary and open celebration on May 26. Alt ha I time Mi ss 00 "':00::! tiWCOSCM"' TOPS meets ..... . .f:lo !-.,) SYSTEM •. 1"'1"1 ll U'l t PERSONAL BLOOD SUGAR METER . "' ~ Visiting Mrs.John Thompson of Toledo visited with her father, Jam es L. Spencer a t the home o f Margaret Amberger. She a lso visited Pau· line Kennedy, Pomeroy, aa nd Mr. and Mrs. Bill Amberger a nd Be thany . "' N • )( _, GRAVELY "' <D ::tel m •• •• • •· •• •• .... co • ..0 r• c:: a:J Q') 0 '· ' <D t.D • ~ ...... N>< • ''· MON.-WED. & TRURS. 9-S TUES. & FRI. 9·8 SATUIOAY 9-1 0 0 "t-• ;. "' ""' (I) (I) s: ..... N ...... .... <D 00 Dream World preliminary set . Drea m World will be present in~preilmln ary pageant on June 14 at the Holiday Inn, Mar ietta. The co ntest Is open for a Drea m World Ba by Mister and Miss in grou ps, 0 to I years ; 13 m onths to. 2 yea r s, 25 months, three. four a nd five years. The Dream World Miss division will includ e age groups, 6 to 8, 9 to 12, . • •• • • • • • ..... N "'0 ::tel c: • (")(')(") >< ••• •• •• •• •• •• •• • .. N Daily Sentinei- Page:.....9 • a !! as . f - N "' ,coc ..i Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio N ->< >< >< • • ~ 1;.. I 0 ~ 1""1 0 (I) :c! r- :;;c (I) -t 1""1 s:m z -t • • • �,, Page-1 0- The Public Notice Sentinel Meigs CQunty, Ohio 45769. Pomeroy, Tile object of the Petttion •• to adopt said Eri~;;a Paige Phillips by the Petitioner and divesting you o f all parental right Vou are required to answer the Petition Within twenty-etght days or object to the granting of the adoption within twenty -e1ght days after the lest publication of this notice, wh1ch will be. published once each week for three consecutive weeki. The latt publi.::ation will be made on the16t~ day of May, 1987. and the twenty -eight day s will commence on that date. In case of failure to answer or otherwin respoi1d as required by the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure, judgment by default w1ll be rendered against you and the Petition granted for the relief dem'a nded in the Pe tition dated April 28. 1987. Robert E. Buck, Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Meigs County. Oh io {5) 1, 8. 15, Jtc CRAFT SALE SAT., MAY 16 I Mile off U.S. Rt. 33 West of Darwin St. Rt. 681 GEARY'S BODY SHOP Custom Painting Service Rusloration & Collision Service Wash & Detail Serv1ce 550 Poce St., Middleport, Oh. Phone 992-3537 l-15· OUT TO GRASS AT BIG FOOT PARK OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE... •Boating •Fishing •Hunting •Swimming ACRES & ACRES OF NATURE'S UNSPOILED LAND Automotiwe 18pllir & S~rwice to TRANSMISSION CALL 992-7403 A,t. St. lt. 33, Pomeroy, OH. We'll Sell You A Used Cor or Fix Your Old On1 BOWLING!! Pomeroy Bowling Co. 382 I . 2ND Sf Iring thi1 ad with your famly or group to bowl 2 gom11 ond gel one lreeU Good Fri . &Sat. nights or any open bowling time. Call us for parties for your group. 992-3432 or 992-2403 Bouquet Ow11 Y•ut Ow11 C1mptlle ... Chup8t Th1n Rswl... WATER-ELECTRIC BATHHOUSE ... CABLE TV .. . ALL CAMPSITES SHADED & LEVEL BIG FOOT PARK DIRECTIONS: 6 miles below Gallipolis cross Raccoon Crk. Bridge. Turn riaht & lollow signs. OFFICE OPEN TILL DARK Mason, W. Vo . FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS NEW IDEAS PURl & BARIARA VANMETER~ l04-71J-SS7S ( Aller S 614·742-2191 Hl-1mo. J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Co on •Storm Windows •Replaceme nt W1ndows •New Roofing "FRII ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 NEW LISTING - S1 R1 33 - About lou r mrles to County Road 14 Appro"malely 75 acres ol vacant ground Approx. 8 acres pasture Good buildrn g sile WANT $11.000.00 MIDDLEPORT - Vester year has been rest01 ed to lh1 s beaulllul coloma! homel 1hrs 4 bed room 7 room home w1t h a level lot and 2 car garage, has ornate 111m. leaded glasss windows and doors. Allie s!ud10 w1!h sky hghl. Well in sulated means low healing brlls Must see ld app recra te1$65.000 00 POMEROY - A 3-4 bed room home on a acre lot Pnvale bul close 111 Ca~port , gmge, s101a ge bu1ld rng ASKING $1 7.00000 NEW LISTING - NEW LIMA ROAD - 166 +ac re s Water and electri Cavailable N1 ce level lot lor I 01 several burld111 g sr le s ASK ING $33,500 00 ST. RT. 33 - R1ghl on Krngsbury Road 2 acre burldrng s11es Water and elec lr~c avarlabl e 1erms ava1lable MAKE OFFER WANT $6,500 00 Henry E. Cleland J1. 991-6191 Jean Trussell .... 949-2660 Oottre Turner ..... 991-1692 ~!lice .. .. ... ..... 992-2259 A lJ3 9;00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. The Medallion Band s2 .00 Cover ROOFING & SIDING Real Estate LJ::! IIUUOI 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(614)-992· 3325 - Addon1 and remodeling - Roo fing and gu1ter w ork - Concrete work - Piumb•ng and e4ectrical WOik (Free Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio NEW LISTING - 2 story 8 rm home, lull basement , all ~ utrli l1es. 4 BRs, bath, viewof mer and backyard Only $8,000. NEW LISTING - 7 rm., bath, range, hont porch, nrce level lot. Just $6.000. 2 12 ACRES - 2 BR home. tub bath, gas heal al wellh ead pnce, carpetmg and·lrurl Askmg $25,000. MODERN - 2 111eplaces. 2 palros, dbl. garage, range, reh' g, drs pi, anlrq ue hghls, llahan hie, nrce carpetmg, 2 ~ baths. 3 BR central a'ir and heal, coppm plumbmg, burglar alarm and nrce lot $1 25,000 MIDDLEPORT - 246 N. 4th. lg lot lo !he alley. Garage wrlh storage, 6 nn home, lull base ment. lg porc h $25,000. RACINE - One llo01 6 1m 1nsulat ed horne 3 BR, ~ange. reln g., IrVIng rm about 11•24, panelrng car petmg, level lot. Ju st $21.500 4.9 ACRES - l.g. workshop about 38•78 wrth pnvale heal and IP water, of1 1ce. parkrn~. I 0 rm remodeled home lr ee gas, lurnace heal, 2 POIChes and IIVCI VIeW $1 25,000 , BRADBURY - Nr ce 3 BR one II home, balh, lead ing C~eek water. gas heal. carpetm g lots ol closets and nrce vrcw ol Rt 7. Only $23,000. OFFER WELCOME - 11m. home rn th e country Bath, dnlled well. nalural gas FA lurn ace. basement Needs handyman Askrng $1 2,000. 4 15-'86-lc 20 Years Exp. EXCELLENT REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES JAMES COE CALL 614-367-0412 $. $.' 87·1 mo. RT. 1. BOX 278 32933 ROMINE ROAD RUTLAND 742·2070 25 YEARS EXP. REWINDS ALL TYPES OF MOTORS 1-14-1MO Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR lllto Trllltlllluion ·PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 6-17 -tic RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radtators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 99~ - 2196 Middleport. Ohio 1·13-tfc LAND NEEDED POMEROY HOME REPAIR types Carpentry, Plumbing and Electrical Repair 25% Off for Senior Citizens. Free Est. All Call 992· 6952 Leave messa1e on machine if no answer. 4-16-1 mo. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REIUILT & REPAIRED FOR REliT SOUTH£RN DISTRICT - RACINE, OHIO - honers Run Road - 3 bedroom house, lull basemMt, 2 barns, garage, garden. Renl $325, monthly, pa1d in advance. Free gas Se· curity depos1t and three references. Available June I Call for mlormation 6 p.m. or send 1nquiry in care ol Box 729· D. · SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MIIUEIRY AVE. POMEIOY, OH. PH. 992-9949 loll larton, Owntr 9 985-3561 llll Maku , ...... ,;:'~!'.!~~! ""'" . ... 49835 St. Rt. 124 lacine, Ohio 45771 949-3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home All Makes & Models 2 4 HR. SERVICE 3-17·2 mo PARTS and '"' '"VIII'< CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES " AI Reasonable Prices" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16-86-tfn BOGGS SALE~ *VINYL SiDING *ALUMINUM SIDING 'BLOWN IN INSULAnON Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog farm Equipment Dooler PH. 949·2860 or 949-2801 Farm Equipment. Parts & Ser•lee Oltvo ,,., MARCUM CONTRACTING 985-4141 5-6-'87-1 mo pd. TRENCHING IS OUR liNE Trenching of Any 1ype BUY OR SELL Riverine Anf 1124 East Main-r.es Pomeroy HOURS: Tues.-Wed.·Fri. 11 a.m. to 7 11. m. Sunday: I p.m.·7 p.•. by Chance ar Appoint-! THOMAS BODY SHOP IT. 4, POMEROY ACCENT FENCE COMPANY Let Us FeteI 1ou I• FREE ESTIMATES ~'iOpPrqomt RE$10£NTIAL I COMMERCIAL OVFil 110 PIOPl! PH. 742-2027 qurn~ . fJ£2, . ~fi r • · · " · IHII~Oq~ Brngo 5Pnron. !!""' 1-14-11110. ,"'frri~ ~m-attf ·_ INVITED A'llliiU 11 cP.lll P.ll Is 3 Announcements Tour Guides; Don mon.., motl· vete you7 Sel•y lo siiN't . Comml~tina- Bonus. flnt•tic opportunity to Eern 180011000 / wk . M~ny comp1ny btn .....·ldvencemtnt mtnege· mem: positions IVIillbel. Cell Su• for lniBf'lliew 11,·281· MZt . Not just •Job. Now opMII Mobilt Homt and C1Mptr Sp1cu for rent . BrtMn's Treiler Perk. Mlnert- vlllo. Ohio 814-992-3324 To whom tt m-r concern, I will not•aume respon•ibllttv lor lft't d ..., othlt' lh1n my own. Mk:hMileon~rd. Computerized Hearing Aid Selection ~ Swim Molds • Interpreting Services -r:x: LISA M. KOCH, M.S.' ~ l: Giveaway licensed Clinical Audiologist 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Custom Welding 2 lllding ltwn mowers, r~ng~~~. dryBf'l Some wo*. 10111e for pwts. Musttl,ltlll. Pili. w.....,• • 387-0440. 2 Mele Gokttn Aetrlever pups. 1yr. okl. Gentle, tood with chiWrtn. hlld shots. Ph. 114· 44._3288 oh*' 5PM. P.n Coli'- end pen Irish pu.,_.esto gi'i't1w.y 114-949· We Car~ Concrete Culvert s Licensed & Bonded , WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE Rt. 4, Hjstll Run Rood Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 PH (U.) 992-2834 01 992-6704- Froe Estimates mo. J&N CONSTRUCTION Will Do .... Carpentery - Vinyl & Aluminum Siding - Painting Drywall Free Estimates Reliable Guaranteed Work 992 · 1 mo. J&L BLOWN INSULATION CUSTOM BUILT r-------------~--------------1 1 _ 29_~_.____________ GHEEN'S PAINDNG, INC. Residential - Commercial - lndultria1 Free Estimate. - Fully ln1ured ROOFING - Shonglos. Rolled Roofing, Gutters and Insulating Roof Coeting CARPENTRY- Additiono, Garogoo, Sun Docko CONCRETE WORK- 51-allw. Booomemoand Driveways SIDING - Vinyl , Aluminum, and Wood oalnt Blasting, Wet Blootlng, and Vacuum Blasting of atructu,.l steel. Unb, buildings, and mltctllaneoutlttml. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 614/949-2686 4-lS·t oo. pd *' ""lfll: Lincoln6 Vellev Furniture. new 6 ulld l.rge HCtlon of qu1lity furni· ture . 1216 E11tern Ava .. G1lllpolla WHI do house cleening Mon . thru Fri. 1ny houra. Ph. 614-387- Washtn. dryers , rtfrigtretors, rengts . Skaggs Appliances. Upptt RN• Ad . betide Ston1 Found: 2 B•-ol•· 1 m•• end 1 tomoto In vlcinlly ot Flotwoodo Chu•dl. CoM &14·992·7tl&. Dl••• lid• found in .ttopp.'•loungeft MMgsC:GUrt HouM. CIMm et lantinlrl Office. MOHAWK CARPETS ST AINMASTEI Used sil191 equipm.nt, used · wftd Mltf. Cell Mtrk Ph. II 4-44&·210hhor 9PM wheelhor~e Uted lewn mower "• ,..,.. Ph 114-241-5823 Buying dllily gold. tltvll' coina. ~ ring1. jewelry, lllf'ling were, old .. eoint. l•o• cuntncy. Top prlcet. Ed Burkett Berber Shop• . 1 2nd. Avo. Mlddlopon. Oh. 8T4· 992-3478. Good Ultd tMdroom sulte. com- ~· plllflr. Mutt be clean. c.n . e 14-742-2790. Husker Ou geme, new or uttd . . Coll6t4·949·2740. .:.;._;_ ___________ lc- ." 2 Of 3 terM in country with 1 wet8f end tlec:triclty 1111il1ble. . Coll814-992-&932. 11 Netd someone w1th tractor to i'J : mow 1 1cr1 lot on Aio· 1 • Centerpoint Rd. 1 Mile outside .. · Rio Grande. Ph 614-441-38015• 1 ; 1f1er I PM. Needed Full-Time AN's for long t•m c•• f~~eillty. Should hev• good INdtrthip tkille end mlntgement exptrien~. hceUent btnetlts apply .. Scenic Hill..,_ Nurting Center, AI 2 Box 262, Bidwell. Oh 46614 Somethint~ New Under The Sun • Reps Needed fo Busintst Ac- ... counts. Ptrl Time t18,000,. . Potential. Ful Time tiO,OOO -t- ,,. Pot1nti-'· Worit own Hours .,. , Training pr001idett . Cell 1·612- ' 938·001 9 M·F. 8: em· 5:00 pm UVE ENTERTAINMENT FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 WED. 9·1; FRI. & SAT. 9:30-1:30 OPEN 7 DAYS AWill SUN. 3 Ul-12 Ul MONDAY-SATIIIDAY I 0:30 UA.-2:30 Ul 4-28-87-1 mo. We Are A Prive~ Club Now Acceptlnt N- POMEIOY, OHIO Me/If C.. '1 #I N/#111•6 992-9901 Mem~na MEMBERSHIP ti.OO Non-M..,ber c- Charge 12.00 2 POOl '----------..,.-----------1 WOrkwlnled dltunby lny shift 2n....:. . ...., ••. lxperltnct. Ph. 814· r 388-8238 t..wn mowlt rep11r Will pick up 1nd dtllver. Also tight h1uling. 32 Mobile Homos Coli 8t4-742·2393 o• 814· for Sale 742-3091 . 33 Business • Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . recommends lhet you do butinttl whh people you know, end NOT to ltnd mon.., through the mell until you h.ve lnv•dgtttd the otfHing Mtmorlel Counsetors Provide e service, thlf somt dsy everyone muat h••· 1nd millet way ebave ev•11• ••nlngt plus llot of utllfactlon In providing en ebeolute must. Cllll14· 441· Re,il EslaiH R·9806 for current federelllat. · ' t Needed : Meture retponstble : blbY•Itt• in Middleport. WtHdeys, for 2 children during . summer months. 814 -992· ~ 7838. -----------~ ·~ AVON. no ttrYice ch•ge. open lerrltories, phone 304 ·675- - 1429. AEP& NEEDEO , For bulin.. accounts. Full- , T•me eeo,ooo 1 180,000. Plrt·Time t12.000· ,i 118,000. No selling, rtPIIt busln.... Set: your own houri. : Trelnktg providld . Cell 1· 612· .\ 938-1870, M-F, Bern to 6pm • •• (Central lt~nd•d Tknel , AVON ·It• chMgingl Be emong • the first to ra.p the bentflta of 1 the n.w Avon. Cell 3CM.-882· 1 2141. HIRING! Government toba·yuur erte . tUii ,000·188,000. Phone tit. 1203. - - - - - ·: NEEDED - l1bytlt1er In New 1 HIV., w..e.: d.y-1 1nd some wtekendt. Write to PO Boa 872, Ntw Htven . W .Vt . St1t1 relerencn. SERVICE TECHNICIAN to , Commercial buildings for ltiSt. Downtown Pt. Ple1san1 . Storu, offices. A-One Real Estete. C.rol Ye~ger , Broker. Call 304- e••· F -. Moy 14 ; lnd 15. New lime Ao.d, Ru· • dand. Dintttl Mt. M1yt11 wrln-1 " t• clothing Intent ' 4 lhrough 1dult. many mi•c .• 1 wa.-. ~ ~- Rd. Girts clolhlng .. 9:00-4 oo:' lin 7·11. IMnt ...., ouho Roodfon~o l'lt.OO. 130.00, 4-14" *•111114olol _ _ ,,_ _ 2 tomlly. loturdoy, Moy 1&th." 1:00. l'ortlot · ohoww-tub'• I'll. 317·7101. door. 11 inchb·wl.V.• kitchen-1 .,., tablet. wooden ..... ,. Yon 1o1o 2 Fomlly, Moy 14111 • .door. mUt north of Chetlw ofl 1..... l·lpm. IICh.lcolhtrd. It As.1 7. p -:::------- · Yon lolo Moy II· II 1 to 1. SituoNy, May 18111.1:00-5:00. ' 1 11131-Aw. Fry rri ' ece, nat to S.hbury Pike~. 1 ·······pfPieiiliinf····· 8a Vicinity '" • ........................ •••• •• ··~ t Ylllll Sole, lot. lloy 11111,1:30 , AM,. 1 Ill R - lt. """ tho---oftho • . . . _ UniiN Melflodlot . Cludt. •ew•. For Stle: &0•110 lot In Twin addhkln, New Htven. W.V. 14500 flmo , 304·882· c.- 985-4437 . 2 Bedroom, W .(O W. ,c •pet, cleen. lmmedie" pott•aion. UIOO. C1ll Lloyd Grimm &14· 982·3749 . No Sundey Clllt. 7 rooms, ~h YJ, houte In Cherttf, Ohio. Price 1eduoed. from 127,000. to t21.000. Ptoono 114-81&·3171 . 4 bedroom house. bMtrMnt. c-arpet: Third 1 ltnet, · ...... Haven, t11.000.00. Cell 3CM· 614-446-7516. Oek1 Ap1rtment1 Wt ere now having a mov•ln specltl t199. C1ll for more lnlormetlan • 11,·182-7870. (Out of district call collectl Manqed by U S. Sheftlf 1nd Equ .. Housing Opportunity. R"ldent • Man-aer Terry H1l1. Furnished Apt 1231. Utllhlta Pd.. 18R 107 Second Ave., Gallipolis. Ph. 448-4411 after Furnished Efficiency 1180 Ullli11H p11d, 1h1r1 beth . &07 Second Avt , G1Uipoll1 Ph. 448 ·4,11 after 7PM . 41 Ph. &14-44e-8883. Niet 2 bedroom Apt., Meln St Chethlre. Completely furnished. WotOI' pold. Ph. &14-245-5818. Greclout DYing. 1 end 2 bed· room 1p1rtm.nts tt VHI.ye Menor 1nd Riverside Apllt1ments In Mlcldltport. From 1215. Including utlllt._. C1ll Furnished. real nict ep.tmlftt on Ohio River. Nice view. 1276 P• month or by week. Cell e14·949-2521 es7-0918 Houses for Rent Newly redecor.ted 3 ·4 BR. femlty room. PIM~ty of storage IPICI. Nice tocetion Ph. 114· 448-7025. Nlee 2 ldr unfurnished houM. Gerege, worlclhop . Aef. & dep· otit. Prefar m•rllld couples. Accept one child. C1ll 114-446· 1181. ' Newty rtma~led 38R houH just out of City limlts Call efter 3pm Ph. 11,·441-6278 New house for rent or a•le In Crown City · 11 mlnut• from Huntlnglon, 21 minutn from Oelllpalla. n.w loc.lschool. Call 114· 2H·IOOI. 2 IR, tiOYI & Jefrigerl'tor furnlahed. Located 152 MillCreek 11811i .OOmo t76.00 D1poelt Ph. 114-441-3870. Nice 3 bedroom hou11. Femily room. v••ue. besement. forced 1lr heM. 5 wooded ecrtl, bam. 1300 per month. •1 00 deposit. No lntkle pets . 10 Eett St. , _ __et 4-432-1289. Ntw ep1rtment1, one or two bedrooms Third Avt In Gtlllpoila t 200 per monlh. C1ll '14-992-3605 betwoon &:00 1nd 9 .00 . 3 room furnished epertm.U Call 114·992·8434 or 304· 882-26&1 APARTMENTS , mobile hom11, housn . Pl. PletsantandOallipo· lit. 114-446-8221 ' In Middleport, Ohio, 2 bedroom, rurnished 1pt, cell 1· 304·182· 25&1. 1 bedtoom ground floor, privet• tntr~nce , recently remodeled. Ev.-,thine fum .. loc. out1kirt1 Hendereon. UIO . month. 304· 175-e730. 45 2241 rteninga. 114-742·2211 Aooma for rent , dey. week. month. Gtllll Hottl . C1H 11'· 448·9115 . Rent 1Sioweat120 month. • Furnished room. t1 00. UtNhtes paid. Shere bath. llntlt milt. 111 Second. Otllipolll. CeH 441S· 4411•ft• 7pm. ~ 47 Space for Rant day . 111 Park Drive, rtfrigert1or and r1ngt, t29&.00 month, no p.ts. 1 .,.., l... e ptus Mposh, 304-171-2112. Two bedroom hoult, 81ilmeitdt lr... 304-6715 ·2707. Automatic Wllhtt til. clothH dryer $96, fro•t · free retr lglntor· white 1126. frMltr·15 cu. ft . t110, Meytlg wringer wuhtr 196, elr conditlontr-1000 BTU 19&, AC 11 ,000 STU f150 , AC 15,000 BTU 1150, 20 Inch ga r~ng~ t76. 20 Inch ttectrlc r....,. t125, electric r•nae. double oven 1180. Skaggs Appllenca. Upper Alver Rd. Cell 11•·«8· Office' Spec:e for Rent. bcetlent for Attomf!fl, Accountant. ttc Ctole 10 Coun HouM. C.l WiaernM Rtll Ell.te Agency. e t 4-441·31144. The Deily Sentinel-Page 1 f , Ohio ' 54 ..Mitc:. Merchandise for "" • ·u.n..ton.. Hnd. tlflllol. till din. tllowood Dol> 8eer1 12 flttmf V llumn bolt, 5 hp s..,. motOt' with 3 geltlnk. phone 114· 742-2148. Inti· a-1:00AM so 7:00PM. Coli 304-S75-4631, - · 304-&-,·4412. Surplus Renul CkrtNnv. ch11p, do.. out prices. tveyday, •II vur. 18 &urdltte Addn: Point PtMIII'It. 76 2 batt oom tr. . .. tmoll dold. L - 1 --· - -· .........-....- ·city-- . . --·--ric. 14&70 · -· 31111. !Yo lsoth. .111411 a1o1 of •••· IR funilturo. ..... - · platon. 001 It • nXII ott.. Cal 1114 lhuMa 2 I I d ootn. 1 ¥I Point,._..... CDU...... Rd, Rl. 1. 304-171-1071: Kenmore 1ir cond, 21 ,000 btu. - · - · ""· 114-441·2471. ==~IIi.~ · llli·Z- 1:00,.•- 2220 .. 1-304-&75-8759 ,,' Ustd a AebulltTranamlulonllll ... lnternelty Inspected • gu•m· tttd. lnatellltlon end plct.·up.~ IVII!illbll. Clll 814· 441-0818. ,... 3 window 1lr,cond, 6,000 btu. 7,500 btu , t2,600 btu, 11& volt, used and good eond, 304-e75-2710. Whitt flbtr gl111 topper for Bft .f'•~o bed. V•ry good condition. t221). ' or beat offer. Ph. 114· 218,· Surplue denim, renttL army, Cerhsrt clothing. Sem Soml· rville's E11t A1venawood. Frl, S1t, Sun, 12 ·00 till 8 ·00 PM 1340. 304-273-5&55. I ,·11'1 S11pplrt" ,\ l IVt::,llli.K Cumfort air. 18.100 btu Uled 1 tummer. t200. 304·171-1111. For ltlt· whitt pine • Norwl'f Spruce, 16" high II 00 t1ch. 304-175-1484 304-e71·1371 or &7S-1917. 5:00p.m. 114-112·7011. 1988Ch....,Novo,leyt.P8 Pl. IUOOgood. lf4-112•28e • . WHI, Jtckaon, Ohio et4-211-1451 . Buikllna Mttltrlsls BkH:II. brick. s.,ewtt pip•. win· dow1. llnte4s. ttc. CI1Ud1 Win· tera, Rio Grande. 0 . Cell 114· 245-512t . Concr11:1 blocke 111 elrts yard or dtlhtery. Masan send. Gelll~ll Block Co.. 123'h Pint It , 01lllpoli1, Ohio Call 614· 441· 2783. Reedy mix concrttt 1nd el coneteteauppll•. Ctll ut Valley Brook Cement 1nd Suppllel,\ • 7391. Early AmtriCin Couch • Ch1lr& Round Wood T1ble. Ph. 114: by boold h, 304-&75·44t2. • -'--------~ ,. Struta. t1 19.95 p11r. lnetelled. Molt modt11. Mutft11 Men. t'" , Stimpson Aw .• Athena. OhiO • 1-100.843·3717. ~... mUtt. loeded. 12100. r.ltiL •o 66 Building Supplies ,, 7.7 Auto Repair 1180 Mo•cuoy c.,~. 70,000 '• moktOIIII. Coll814· 742·2371 . "7""9'"'M"""o,..to-,-,..-H,..o_m_a_s__ ,:, lo.b2.1clooOI • Camper• ••t, __________ '71 Couoer XR7, nM paint, MIAIJ F1rguson, New Holl~~nd . Buth H!OU 81l1t • Service. Over uted trectori to ohoote from • comptetl Une of ntw • u1td equ6pmant. llrgnt aelectlon In S.E. Ohio. wv 304-895-3811. Autos for Sale 1171 ThundtrbWd. La11 thtn 13.000 mi111. No rurt. C•ll aft• CROSS l SONS u.s. 31 14 good used wlndowa lnclud· ing storm windows Mt Alto, 304-n3-5234. 71 61 Farm Equipment Golf clubs. 1 yur old. 1195. rebult engine no m/111, nice oer. Sturn• O.ragt, 304-1711-7710 John Otere 1010 lr•ator with plows and disc. ell like new 13100 John Otere 1 4T Ill• t7811. Johft Otere 11rr rlke 01171·1741. 'II Mutteng, 3 door, V•l , •uto. 1.c. crul.. control, 31 , 000 1810. Coli e14-211-1522 . mil• 304-175-1431 . 21 fl. nttn motor hom•. com-""' pl.tllly tetf· contelned. ten.,.. ,,. tor. aleept a. tatoO. Ctll _. , 114·441·0001. ' 21fT. AI convenlenc11 U200.' 1 Ph.lt4-251-t255. ' 4020 John DHre tncrtor wtth I bottam plows. 12 tt.Jot.nDetre trlftlport elite. e1110. Ntlw HoHend 273 81ler t17915 C1ll '13 Chevy C.""'-· 2 .0 Litre enQ(nt, PI, Pl. 4 doOf. 11.000 Round hl'f baler m11t11 8001b. bll• t1100. MecherUcll toblcco sttt• 1310. Ph. 114- 304-175-2710 llftw 5:00 coli Ohio Ahrrer Camp Orounct. naw II 304·171-ISI4. op1n Oood lllhlnt· "•ctne, ~ Ohio Colll14·..1·2t21. ~ 1910 Com010, 304-e71-1317. mil•. 13,300.00. 304·175· Reel nioe v .w . C1mp• ·V•. 2925 ott• S:OO pm. lleept 4 or I . Oood condllton.1 _., t2500. Co!l114-141-212& e14-281-1122. • '77 MarkV Lincoln, low miiMge, _2.:_11_·_12.:_8..;1_.----------110 Mtllt¥ Fergueon DIMII Trector UIIO New Holland '71 Dodge Aspen 1111ion wevon, ntw tkw., bod¥ ftlr, good runnln1 aand, t.OO.OO. 273 lol• •nae N- Hollond Hoy lind tl91. Ph. 114·211· 1122. ' ~ •• •• Phono 304-nJ-1115. 1914 Chevy CoiOYIW wogon, 4 81 . Home li cyl, t1r, ·sth. r - nloo cor, Improvement• Used C1rpet & eppll1ntes Ph. 14.211.00.304-171-2113. I -~------------ I 0141. 514-44e -8737. •' Drqonwynd C1Htty Ktnnel. PTO Menure lpr....., tiOO. 1114 E -. 13,000 mlloo, ,AM ·FM topo. I opood, t1r oond, aA.EMENT Full sin btd • mattr. . & boa CFA Himall'(an , Perslu end springs 150.00 Ph 114·446· Sl~m•e klt1ens. AICC Chow 10ft. whetl ... c t321. Tobacco 304·171·3114. WATERPIICIOFINO •12&. H1y condltiontr Uncondlllonel Nfetlme lYMan· j 7945. pu- Now Chow pupoln. sett• 1275. 3pt. whNI '"'* 122e. 1171 Mtric IV, good con d. tN. loa.! refertnHI furnllhld. \ Coli e14-44&·3844 thor 7PM. John Oteri COfn plent• 1210. 304·171-7315. Fr• 11tlm1111. c.n oollect ... Twin or bunk beds Ph. 114·266· 1755. ' Groom end Suppty Shop·Ptt N1w Hotllnd 323 lquere Hilt 1-114·2J7·0411, day or nitht• 11150. Olhw flolchoody lllfUip379-2671 . 66 Pets for Sale Orevttv ..techmlfttl rototill!' • rot1ry plow . C1ll BU-387· ! 2 PieceLMntRoom Sulttt325. Mollohan Fumlture. Upp• Rlv• Rd Ph. &14·446-7444. Opon ·0231 . 1117PM on WHit Oeya Golden AetrMYera; 9wkl. old. AKC Rtgiaterred. H1v1 hM shots CARPET . II \Itt chedc . 4 Heatlhy mellt. Clrpel remntntl ti.PQ 1 y1rd C1ll todey. Ph . 1·114-216 · end up. Molloh1n Furniture 51 SO. Upp*' Alvw Rd. Ph. 114·44e7444. Opon till 7PM on WHto AKC R•lletered Toy Poodle. D1y1. plec~~ wood llvi"'l room tulte. liMy good candhlon, •150. I Upright pl1no, •11. Minn\llle, 114-992-n15. 53 Antique• AntiQue Oek Mant... 1ndqu1 window glell, ttorm wlndowl end door. Call 614· 441·0109 afltr 5 :30 54 Misc. Merchandise ' CellehM'I Used Tire Shop. 0111'tr 1,000 111.. 12, 13 , 14. 15, 11. 11.1. 8 mil .. out At. 218. *•· CoH 014·251·8251 , Plt1tlc clrtern 1tete 1pproved, plutic septic tenkt, plutlcculvtrta. metll culvtt11 RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jock· Cock« p1nlll • Minlttura Poodle & SchniUitr Puppln For 441·1780. Wtsher & Orver. Stove a R•frlgeretor, Oirtttt:l Set with Buffet, VIIR top coff" tebll, 5 H.P. llg~l. tenkelroompteuor. m111 black • t1n . AKC Dtc· shund melt puppy. AKC Adutl PoklngOH, Ph. 814·446·7120. Slem111 kltten1. I wkt. old. Long or short heir. Clll 114· 912-7201. AKC registered ttmtle leetlt pup, 9 wllekt old, tiO.OO. 304·57e:2473 ottor 5:30 Beegle puppitl. Call 304-891· 385' after • =30 p m • o.oc- Rd. ue-0214. and gtt second chtln h.,f plice. 1110 COfdobe. M1111.,. ott.r. r•*· p.tt, 1nd euppllee. Pic* up and HM¥erv, D1Vie YIDUUm : Clnntr. ont hell mile up , Coli 114J 1 ~ All typ11 cerpenttt • aonCI'etl .wort.: lnt•ktr. ....nor. ,.....,. llolln1. potnttnv. ,....,., lr• l 2 Son OMC. lopslo sonk pumping toudo. Jolon't Auto 82 Wanted to Buy 1178 lelta, la.IIVMie Rd ., OtNipoJis. 191& OMC S-11, lllro Poriir- Now buying ehlll corn 01' ear corn C1ll for l•nt quot•. RN• City F1rm la.pply. 114·441· age, \1·1, full ln)ectecl, 4-wheel do., '"' oh_,. UIOD. Ph. 2185. 83 e14·441·2101. 1188 lnt•netionll Ceb Ov..TriC1o.- Ll'i't Tendem 231 Ot· trolt . 30,000ml. .tlnce msrtored. livestock RON'I Ttll'<lltlon lervlcl. 1 HOUH CIHI on ACA., Quuer, 0~ , IPtOitllng In Zlllllh. Col 304-171-2311 .. 114-4"· 241,, I Fetty Tr" Trlmmin,. 11um11. ,_.,_Cofl304·e7 ·1U1 . ~otery . 01 cabl1 tool drHNno.• Molt w.llt compllled tlmldey. Pump 1.!11 and 1.W.. 304- Mu1ical Instruments Duroc Bo1n Bred jutt lltt1 the we tlltld 11 lhe Ohio T111111on thet t•ed avtt 2.1 lbl. .,. day. Rog• llntl.,-, Sabine, OH. 113-114-2311. bo•• 6 Tams electronic drums, mixer. stenda lr cordt. 11500 firm . C111 3 vett Ar1bien gtrldlng. Also smlll mtrl pony. Oood chid· 350 Cummint, Mliorld, 10 •Reed ov11drtva trensmlsalon, •11 rewa, t0-22tlr-.anbuds. CaH 114-111·4422. 67 114-245-5191 . 1100. Ph. 514·251·1340. Cub Ctdet: 182 Hydro Riding Lewn Mower 13000. Cell 114- a. Fruit Vagetables mil•. •on'o pot. con 114-2&1-1200. Fish Dt¥1 h 'a time fof rtocklng. 1H2 Dot- ~lng Cob 4x4. I Cetfish. Hybrkl lluegln. has. speed, tunrool, running bolt'dl. Crepple a Eacetltnt condhion. Ctll 11 • · Mlnnowa. For .....,. lntormttton on dollvosy. CoHTon 112-3719 F'", 1·100·1143·1431. Van• l!a 4 W.O. Pure brld French Alplna ludl 73 Kld·fOI- Ph. l14·251-1e14. 1872 Doclilo VIII V-1 OUIO, good 1------------- Aeglsttted H.mpahlre l..m Ph. utility V1n Ph. IU·-2'1-SO.O. Male burro tor "le. 1 Yllf old. 1171 Ford Van. I cyl .. euto, Pl. 814-441·1151. Potted tometo ptenu for atte. ~----'-- Coiii14-247-3U4. Ph. &14-441-3224. Potted tometa a:Mtnte 1nd p.,p• plente for a.te. Cell Eugen1 Dt't'il, R1c lne. Ohio 814·2'7· I1-100-1143·3717. 8tlmpoon Avo .. · - ·· Ohio 1111 Ch11111to IISO.OO. 304· John Dtere. 2 row. com pltntlt, liS· 3013 olt•I:OO. tltC cond, t410.00. 30•·•••· 1031 . n Ptvmouth V•llent tor sale. 304·1'11·11874. Buyona•nv~echlins . . ch•n 111·3102 13100. Ph. 114-218-UeO. ttnllh, ptrklno toll, 1HI ChOY Yo lllvwodo, loodod, Concrete blltmtntl • '"Y' tilt lob. Ienior low I'll. 114·441·1211. Chillft OIIOOUnt, Rick Glrflttd.' ' 1172 Wlollo F1olght Lln11 COE. 114-115-4414. 68 Cettlyllc Con'<~trten, only tBI.II. Molt modlts lnlttll• don elto avellable. Muffler M1n, SWEIPIR end -log mochlno ••• ! I oon, Oh. Ph. e14·211·1144. 3211. ... Shop TypeAkComprtator 3 g.t. tenk. 2 -cyl. comprttiOf needs 1 motor. Pt. 614-281·6817 1141. I I I t m en t 'I Ph. &14-441·1201 . Oood used port.ble end floor model cotor TV' s Ph. 114 -«8- AoI I r I w.......-... SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO., 304-171-QI5. Htndtr~on, W. Y1. 30'·171· 7421. -"'-'----·~·_c,_·~~~~-1_•_·44 __ • ·,..1_17_4_. 11 1170 Meah I Mu1t1n" •4.000. W1lktr Coon Hounds &mo. old One Hom"::T.~!:hMn nw. ont , . , englnell 1· n_. tir•, ""Y Vlnylo • Aluminum lldtng, ltOIOtwl_ ........ .... Ph. 114-25&·1102 oh• 7PM. lcereway • 'cannon fot' deen, mutt . 304·171-2771. hlnl tutt•a. ,,.. "''"'••· deer 1nd bird control, ont 1110 T Ph.I1(-441-UU. , AKC Rt9ittlfed lrlttenf lp•del &unbt• lhnr m•er verilble oyot~Ttrotltoullt. Exc . Puppilt. Shott • reedy to go. ood c~l P•• 304-ItS-30U Cond. low MIIIIOII· 304· n3Aco Conii"'CIIol\. Rooting, VOl· ISOO. Call afttr 7PM. Ph I14· Z4t· :t s 1.,., m-rt WG<Ii. AH wort{ 5117. I;;~~~~ -~~~~-CIIIII4· :1111-17..' 1 Truckl for Sale .. JII-S712. AKC Mlnl•ur• D1chlflund f• sLvhNidtoc.304·115·3UO. 72 Hondo 2 Acouatlc guh1r eacel· lent conditiun t12&. l'elm• Aco uttlc: vtry tood condition. Refr-tlort, couch 6 chtlr, bunk beds. meple table 6 chtlrs. Swivel rodltr, cheet of drawers. urt. CNioo. 11.000 mit•, ,.., nlco cor. 12.200.00. 304-&11· Solo. P~ 514-44e-8883. son, Oh. 114-281-5830. Stel'1 18 ft . 4 fl . deep pool. AI ICCIUOriel. t500. C1ll 11'· 1110 Cutl•t luprMit, PI , PI, Grooming All breeds .. All menl. How•'• F1rm MHhlnery, styl11. Julie Webb Ph. 814-448 · · Rt. 124 a Moyh- Rd .. Jock· 3283. Feuver's Greenhousn, we ere now telling arders for llrawber· rita, .1 .21 p• qu... CIM 304·815-ll71 . Nlco pot. t78 Coli 114-742· Coli 114·1U·et37. 2753. nn Food oldo up, 4 '"""' dtHt, IUIO wtth M , llront 400 84 Hay 8i Gr1in .nvln1, AM -FM tt•to. fln1 lfudl, lt. .ns 304· an-n1o ., a'lt-1741. - l o buy· Hoy; poot.,oloty '11 • •.,. ' wfMtl drtvt, ntrW' a.,.... l•ge round btl• C.n bl old or now. CoM 114·241·U11. 69 For Sale or Tr41de Wekll"l Itt, ten•• lnduded. AatyMn tllnkl compJtte t310. Celll1•·t12-3147tfler12:00 noon. For 1111 or trlcleo; I American Ph lull PUOPtet. OOOd fM\1. Call e14·3.. ;1&47 I pifiOI 1vmg roam 1 et. fr•ch nyle) . VlfY good c:onflitioP'.. John Oetrtr 310 dol:• wkh • WIY' Wide. In naMtent condl· 3 or 4 ltd1oom houM WI Kyttr Cr... lchool D..mct. fttt••r I I .111-.jllll 1.11111'1 71 Auto• for Sale IIH OTO 311 Ott... kept. tiiOO. C.l 114· 446 ..:.1·.1::.~407 ..:...·______ 1111 Ct.wy Chw.ne DeluJ.e. IIOihnt condtllan. ..., n.w. Only 1000 ...... 14200. Cal 12, 300. )I lur~t 104·171-SIU. Addn. e7t-2103. 82 ' Plumbing 8i H11ting .• CARTER'I PLUMIING '· AND HEATINII · Cor. Fourth end""' .).. OoNiooht, Ohio Phono 114-oi46-3111 or 114· 1 441-4477 ' -;;=:::;;:;::::::;::::;:=:::' I 84 j' Electrical lis A efrlgarltion Rtlkllfttl• Of ~mm•cl• ~rt Inti· New MMot or rtplltt. Uoomodoflllltllol... l ..frM. ,.lllenour lleatrlo.a, 304J 171·1711. 85 General Heuling Dltllllll Wot11 hrvt01: Pooto, Cl"""''· Wollt, Doflvosy Anytlmo Call S14·441·7404·No -ton. Ex. .Ondllfon, 11 ,000 · ao.aeo kops. • - 11011. 1 H2 Ylmlhe 110 Xf. IA.1n.., It • R Weier lerviOIJ. Home Gtlt•n•. welt., poota ...... Potrn•ly Jlmta loy-a w.. er . 11m• ret••· C111 304·111· 1370. J • J Will" hrvlce. lwlmml"l 11001•. clst•ns, wells. Ph. 11 · 241-1211. -lon- 21S ............ W11ttraon ' 1 Wtter Heullng, 1t71 Klwt .. kl KZ · 710, t2,10Dml. t710 ........ ""· grtvllt Dtltverld 1 ton and up . • Jim Lenler. 304·178·12'7 or, ,. II- •- tor 12111. Col rMtOnHie rattl, lmmldlett 114-441-1407. 2.000 getton deitvery, ciltttns, 11 4-211-~211 ' 110011, wtll. etc. ctll 2M-1711HI Yomlllo Z-210 ........ 2111 - I'll. 114-441-1710. Sl73 Fllfd LTD runt DOOd, UID. I"""Iroonyt- 75fflm HouN co•, llmt~tone. end ""Ill-. -- ...... -..... 1171 I'll. Gllllfl Prill Pontloo - · ...:..·--------0IIor I14·-·M32. -.1.:_4_;·2::1.:.1-·1.:.340 1111 · -~ ,_,., -2 -. 1112 Fonl:r....lllosllfld In Vlly oo4 condition. IO. OOOml stp ""'"' ..4 2100. I'll. 114-211-1117. - -. ..l ·o t p_ lp montllololton...,-. ~­ 1112 T,_..,. Call 114·441· - · IHJ tcow.otol710 LTD, 1122 _ .... th•ftdrlve. 14.000 11111.... 11000 - - ...... ~~- .1 4tiiZ ~ ............... . 112·7211 . HII--111-Wtlllol Or TraM. l'lo. 114-441-2112, 1171 lurukl 1111 lleto•y. ·----... ..- ... --. Wllh · ·Awe., - ·· A._., ....... MM. llfe.tlllle I llk1 ¢ ·an Doge CJI llr trafftc COOtrollers. 11n fOtd Yen EconoUnt 110, J04·17S·t311. · 1171 " - CJI, 304 onglno, wHh 1111 Hondo710Cu-.Oood R - • " ' · ANlng trt-pow«. 4 sptl. 10 boft potttrac IW ond. 46.000 flrillnol mllto. I UOO. 1171 Hondo Cl 710. *"I· N_ _ _ _ _ I...,IJinoii_TY_ •s-Ilo••· 3Q4.sn.nto G1'17S-174t. 1110 crvvttor Fifth AvtiMio. 74 Motorcycl11 s=.condhloft. Coli 114-441- - - - - - - - - - - - - c.l...,. ............... 51 Houeehold Goode tlrM, heedlfl. III'Oftl \lellld .. ltlflll Tr11 and Llwn lema; lawn cert. ltndiCIPing. ltumP' t~mO\Itl , 30•·&71· 2142 o, lundty celts. t ... ""· 114-446-1121 . 1200.11CAYHI YCII ' ... 1200. Calllt4HZ·I1JI• 114-111·1 -. 8UDGETTr1nsmiteion1: Used• Rebuilt. AI ty,_ torque conver-1 tttl .. trtnlf., c..... eve.: Joints. Guer•tetd t minumum of 30 dl'fl, ~ dlilvtr, c.h • · 1 Ctr!"¥ or Instill Cell 114· 379· 0 1450.00. 304·671-7108. 3 bedroom tr....,, •111.00 .... · Ph 114-..... -.. --l'lt-1111 ... plokup lnch1dH. 304· 171· -7·t-. 2247. 14a70 11n ..,._IIIII. CA, Auto Parts 8i Accessories ------------~--"--~ ~ SIGNS. HaH Price! S1ve 5&%11 FlllhlnliJ arrow •ltn• t2191 Ughttd, non-errow 12191 Un· lightid t2491 Fret tettertl See loc1lly 1(800)423·01t3. anytime -----------------1 ..... 75 ..' Tony's Gun Rtpeln. hot rtblu" NEW AND USED MOilLE 1371. 114·..f·lfC!2 . . . tlon. Collll4·112·7401 . HOMES KUSEL'I QUAUTY MOilLE HOME SALES. 4 Ml 7479. 23oubll:ts. loii<OChoosFr-or, 1113 750 Hondo l h - MQo WElT. OALUPOUI. AT 35. 42 Mobile Homes 1300. Coiii14-H2-IT4111ft• t«cyto. 11700. Coli 114-992· PHONE 114·4441·7274. for Rent Spece for imlll lr-'4... AH ~,;'; hook·lftiO. Coblo. Aloo ettjclenCY 'OO;;p;.m;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,J.;;7;;;40;;1;;.;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 1110 Fo- llavvloW O.luxo 14&70 lunolohed, 21R, ... ,.. roornL lir end Ctble. MtiOft, g• helt, CA, 4M'I pftvll:e r•tM 2 IR mobile hom• in lklwtlll. w.v• . c.n304·m-~ee 1 . SNAFU~~> by Bruce Beattie tot: On AI. 31 Rodnoy . Ph. Colt 814-441-1111. . Spece lor rent. trlif« IPICII. lt1-441-7844. 2 Bedroom Mobile Home in Locust Rd. Rt. 1, PointPt....,t. 304-171-1071. 1171 lhuttz mobllt hom•. Patriot. Col 114·379·217&. lhH. eat .. oningo.l14-44e· 2 Be ttroom, tufty turnlaftld. Country trliltr splct f61 . 4461. Ulllltleo pokl, AC. odulll only month . Reftrtnc• reQuired. Ph. 814-44e-4110. 304·171·1121. 1114 Tr- - • will help - ·· Col lt4-441-172S. Trill• -... Krovwa in P~ rar for rtnt. Totll Mctrk. C.ll 47 Wanted ta Rent 1172-M--tottl e14·112-IZ18. - . c A, I-IIvioi""""U,OOO. Ph. 114-441-1?51 e .. 2-oom. Catt&14-141-2424. COUNTRY MOilLE Home Park. Aouto 33, N- of Pom-. Rental trlill«t. Cel 114-812- KIT 'N' CARLYLE C!lbr LIITJ Wright Boete•nd Motort for Sale Rough Lumber · 01k • PoSt~• 1160 per 1.000 by bundle; toe Furnilh&d Rooms 371-2745. Country hom• for r•t on Rt. 124. 2 people only. 114·742· 120. UO • King homo 110 &14-992-n87 EOH. 1 bedroom u••ge apl. with am1ll y1rd, washer and dryer hook-ups, appllancn fumithed. Avalltblt June 1. Call 1-814· f!t:lllo ls 30 yr. gutmtMCI vinyle tiding, w-Ilt' c•pet, 1 'h bath, unique woodworll14·192·1121. 6· room hou ee on 1f.r ecre In Pomeroy Ru~;tic , secluded . Ov.tooks river . t16.000. 114· 3 Room Apt. convltntly loc.ted. Full carpeted. 1BR. No pelt. Ph. 1 l 2 Bedroom Aptl UtllltiH pltid n•llo Rio Grandli College. For 1111 by owner. 2 norv houH Oov•nment Homn tr am 11 . (u repelr). Delinquent IP property. Repo•nalons. Cell 80&-117· 1000 Ext . OH· 980& for current repo lilt. 740 Second Avt. 1 8R., t1815. per mo. Oepoalt required. Cell 614-446-,222 bttwttn 8· 15 . . 33 Acrn: 3 mlln wttt of HMC. nttr At. 36. Ctl\614· 446·8221 1fter &pm. lot In privltt perk on Reccoon Cr..... EIIICtric, 1nd water. Well fln1nced . Shown by appofntmtnt only: Cell 11'· up to t128. Hide·•·bed• nto to UBI. R1cllners 1226 to t375. Lampl t28up10toUt& 1,2& Oint«., t101 and Wood table w-1 chtira UBI to t796. Desk t100 up to t375: Hutchtl t400 end up. Bunk beds complete w-mettrMIII t215end up to 1318. labybedl: t110. Mlttrea•orbo•IPMOI ful or twin •13, firm t73, 1rid tal . Ou•n stta 1221. Kino UIO. 4 drawer chtll tel. Gun c1blneta I , 12 gun. Ou or eleclric renge *371. leby met· trill• Ul 6 t45 Bid frtm11 114-44e-0322. Furnished Apt. 18R, 701 Fourth Ave.. Gslllpolla. U21 UtllhiH Up1t1ir1 furnll~td Apt.. 4 rooms 1nd btlh . Centralty loCIIed. 1 or 2 1dulls. Ref 6 depoait r• qulred Ph. 814·448·0ot44. 3103 01 446·1157. Sotoo ~net choln priced !rom U95 co 1995. Tobl11 050 ond . Good selection of bedroom Fumiahed & unfurnished epls .• IUIIM, metel cabln.a.. hied· boerda no end up 10 tl! . t160 00 1nd·up, references Ph 304-&75-n3B o• 3o4-875- 12 Months ftH flnerwdng with &1o• A·1 Real Est.te. tpPfOV..:I credit . tlOO mlnuNew ap1rtmtnt: completely mum purch.. e - necessery. 3 turn . Ref. & Oep. 1 or 2 ldulta MIIM out luiiYIIIe Rd. Open 9~m to Spm Mon. ttvu S1t. Ph. only Coli 614-446-0338. 36 Lot8 8i Acreage In Mlddt"""' ovo.tooklng p01to. Fully fumilhed 2 MdrOGm home in Rlcintwith equippldkilch•n Rtvervitw property ICrOit from Gentr1l Slore. bsy ICCtu to' Ohio River boM 1.-mchlng end tandy beach. 115,000 114· 1 Bedroom belle rent 11 7e 00 plus electric. Alto required • UOO .DO oocurisy dapook CONTACT: Jackson EstMes Dept. Ph 441-3117 Equel Houslnt~ Opportunity. 7PM. 4:00PM e14-441·40011 Attw 4PM . Ph. 304·171·3111. 3201. 32 Mobile Home• for-sale llo- lolo May 15Sh • I 1t11 ._. on2 .4ecr•. AC , W.B.IEP., wl't blr, 2 c• Ph. Before 871-3030 .. &7e-34Jt . Seturct.¥. M1y 18 '1 milt north 1 Dl Ftirefoundt on At. 33 It : · - - -.Sot. lloyll. Business Buildings Homt for Sele b\' Owner: 742-2577. GrHnbriOI Eot .• 38R , bl-tovol l-::--:--::-:-:-:---:::- ______ milt off Rt. 7 on 143. A d•,... . . . . loeo'l tD9 rood . Coll304·~ · 1818 . _ Nict 3 bedroom.. 2 MUtt. femlty roam with woodbum«. 8 tcr•. low 40 ' •· wiN conlidtf moble homt .. trldt In, 304· mcMng, tots ofga a c dill. EvtrY· ---·...., ___ __ • 8 Acrtt on Tribble Rd. off At 2 plue atore building, wert haute 3 Badroom houa.. bM'n, cell• plus 2 other buKdinp. AM black 112·2514 Clay Aonoy. llomo. J '"""" lilly .......... ... C.ll.41 lltll oil - '" 1.... 1086. lny1hlngofvelue. Ph. l14 ·441· Medical S.crettry receptionist,' pick up appHCMion a1 Suite 112 , PIHtent V1tt.y Hoapit81, Prof.... . llonellklg. 12:30 - 2:30Mon. & , Thurs. On'v . • Glr... S.I .. I03 Cirde Aw. Rt. Middleport 8t Vicinity 110 acr11, Lion Baden Ad .. House II outbuilding. StriNim throuth property. 304- 468- &14-44e-8038. 4 BA, 2 boSh, LR. DR, kkchon. L.trge level lot In Htrritonvlllt on fenced yard. two 8.1110 rtor1ge St. At. 184. EIIICI:rlc. LC wtter. building~ , In city. 127.000. Coli aid septic tenk. Will seU or trade &14-441·&583. for boat. cemper. motorcycle or 949-2168 01 114-919-2213. ''' "'····p·c;n;e;oy··:·····-· Homes for Sale Apartment for Rant Pd. Ph. 446·4418 ohw 7PM. 20 acre 1ferm Henntn Trace Ro1d. Glenwood, W. V•. fDf' more information cell 304· 7736118 or 773-6188 after 6 ·00. 71.7 lnddultrial 1tor1ge 12 foot ov•.. htld door. 3 phu• of etectrlc. 11x48 steel building Mty consider trade·in of mobite home or property on this new 3 BA home. 2 c.- gw1g1, 6 mi. south on Rt . 7 , U7,500 . Cell Hiring. CoH 805-687·8000 Elll. : E....,.._, Dn Po......oy Rein Of' lhfne. 629-8033. 3115 !O:OOAM 1:00PM Mon. 675-6104 lloruFri. S11,040 • '58.230 Yf· Now, ond J uft 4 mite. outalde eity limits. Cozy 7 room. one story home. Populw Addison School Dittricl . tiahh'CI pond, blrrn a outbuildings . McGuirt Reelty Co ., 1402 Fourth Ave., Huntint· ton, WV1 2!l01 or Ph. 304- 1ppointment. ., -... 32 ACRES 31 Thundoy Farms for Sale Flll~I!Cidl ----'------·· GOVERNMENT JOBS . Situations Wanted 44 C1n do light heuling 1nd roofing. 1981 Ventura Viii• 14d!i Aeuon1ble retu . Marian trlliler, exc ~ond , tot-a electric. Snldor. II 4-949·2029. cent rei air, 8x 10 wood building . front porch Included, can stey on Llrgal.wn 1.,.,1011gr111 cuttint rented lot if d"ired, Clll 3041nd we•d-eallng. A1ked if n3' 91&3 wented, nice ntit job . 814-982· 2078. Cen enytlmtlll Cr""" Ad. Ph &14-44e-9529 1fler I; 1lpm. 12 "A divorce? But, "Mabel, think Of the Children! e14 - 448 - 2312 For ..... ", ...... 446-'ltO&. ~ iC S.T.) LAYNE'S FURNITURE 34 311-W. Moy 14 • Moy 11th Y•d tell M1y 14. 11. 111h 1';.• POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL Will do Babyaitting 1n your home In City Umit•. For child &yrs or younger. Week deys onty . Can provide refennces. Ph 11'· 23 · Professional Services -~~--~ · ON CARPET 8i PADDING Expert Installation Up to 36 Months Financing Available Middleport, Ohio C101t Motol. 514·44e-7398. Help Wanted Poot Ollico, .....,. 304·&11· 1181. 992-6173 n28 21 FOUND, tift ftrmlle puppy, n..- -· ····-GiiJlTj:iolri......... · 8t Vicinity GOOD USED APPLIANCES St:rvtct~s 5, 10 AND LIFETIME WARRANTY Hobson Drive 24!1. •• .•' Flllplnymt:nl WEll DATED LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET ,. 175-3069 .. 1,;800-1142·3119. Loet and Found L.-----------:-----..;.;;,;,,;,;,;;,;;_,a I Pllr GARAGES DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-341,0 LIMESTONE GRAVEt • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRl Jlm'a odd jobs pslnting, driv• way r•eellng. carpenter work • roof r1peir, tret1 6 htdgn experienced. Call 61 4-379- In· ,, Fr .. go04I home. mixed br..cl 11111, melm*"' 1nd replir c~e , puppjlt. I Wkt. old. C1" 114· . TV Un11. Some travel required. E.O.E ., tW r•umeto C C.G.• 143· ..21 onvtlmo. Vice Pr• of Enolnwing, P. 0 . Box 101. Point Pteesnt, W. Va. I ptr1 Angore ll:htent, 5 yellow, 2 bid. 1 p.y ttrlp. I wllks 25110. old. 114-317-0370. YETERANS·EernPtrlmon.Yin : 3 tr.oute brok..,, 21015 the Amty Net~nltl Gu~rd. 30.- ~ PAINTING- AIItypeo including opace oge in1uloting SANDBLASTING~ DIY TOP CASH ptid for '83 modtl , Md newer used cers. Smith lulck·Pontiac, 1911 E11ttrn . Ave.• Oelllpollt C1ll IU·«S- 1 coli •ohlndoble 11021838-8885 s..t. Hauling Septic Systems Ave. Gillipolis, OH . coli 1504!141 ·0091 EKT 3117, fill*" 7 doyol CALL NOWII Ph. 814·245-9557. County AppiiMCt. InC. Good Used 1pplllhcu and TV 11t1 OpMI 8AM to IPM . Mon thru Sot. &14·446·1199. &27 3rd. EXCELLENT WAGES for ap•e time tnembly work: eltctron· ,, let, creftt. Other inform1Uan · PuppiH to g1veewev 7wks. oer& ~ (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 Plumb1ng Semce 4 t181·11i89, tempo. Coli eu446-3151 Ohio. CoU 814-286·1930 Need bHyaitler for 2 school age children for lhe summ• . Mill 992·2526' 5-1-'87-17 BINGO 1 Hnrd (nrrh fiHI wrth thr\ ad and purrho1~ RUSS MOORE 992-3989 4-22-1 mo pd. Backhoe Se rv1ce lowbo~ ANTIQUES FREE ESTIMATES CHESTER, OHIO •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACE MENT •REMODELING & ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES & POLE BUILDINGS Phono Day or honings 4-22-17-tfn ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING Bus. Ph. 985-3813 Home 985-3837 PUBliC 949-2263 or 949-2168 5-11-87 Types of Trenching GAS · WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS llc. rllt5 01 ~~~ Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Middleport, Oh. 992-6611 All Cnrd Gomp1 Ul.t Septic link pumping, r•ldentill • commtrlcal. tBO Plf teed. RonEVIntEnterprl. . Jeckaon, NEW- REPAIR YALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY THE DITCHING SERVICE EAGlE! CLUI - POMIROY, OH. THURU PM-U ••4S Go-··-· We pay cath for l.te model clun , uMdws Jim Mink Chev.·Oidt In,. lilt Gene Johnson ROOFING Briggs & Str•tton Tecum1eh Weed Eater home lito Jacobsen REASONABLE . REUAill 8-20-'86 tin n Howard L Writtsel Authorized Service &Parts 614-843-5248 · ~ <1, . ~.,1 4-14-1 mo. SMALL ENGINE REP All TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service (H., Al l COMPARI OUI PIICIII 5·5·'17·,- J.R.'s REPAIRS $tJ 5 p~r Wood·Crodsoi·Ouilliotg flowers, Sewing, losktl lido John IL Ientz Owner/Mechanic 3-11-tfn ~ord llllmCIAnED COUNTIT ITUIS PH. 949-27 56 No Sunday Calls 10 (Supr Run Areal HOURS: Wed.· Thurt.-Fr. l 0 a.m. to S p.m. Saturday 10 A.M. to 12 NOON OtiM< tim11 by chaolt or coli 992-5731 fer appoint""" I. Truck, aute>, 8i heavy equipment repairs and welding. IAII makes & models) Now Hoonu Built "Free Estimates" & SERVICE THE HAT RACI EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR BISSELL SIDING CO. U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Wanted Ta Buy 2292 Electronic Organs Mobile service BISSELL BUILDERS SWAIN , AUCTION • FURNITURE 12 WOOd·eoellto¥11, I pcwood LR 18 Wanted to Do 114·44&·3672 •Washers •Dishwashe rs •Rangel • Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers of mmrmum SELLING PROBLEM? CALL 992-3325 Housinq Headquar ll't ~. G&M TV REPAIR 51 Hou1ehotd. Good• ..... 1:1111, bunk 1!91, r.ctin . . MW l Uled bedroom IUittl, wrln••r wHIIera, • lh<NI. New IMngroom tult11 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE lrmrl 1 per tU!IamPr Dfr RUSS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR ...... - ..... . ··-·,.... ,.......... Retrel:n Now. 8outhNIItm8u• inMI College. CaU 814-448- GUnERWORK 4-28-' 87-1 mo. CARPENTER SERVICE FEAFORDm LETART - l1ke new rns1de and out' Completely remodeled home on a large lot bcellen l cond rtron Ga~age , new roo! and sid rn g. $27.500 00 This Week live Entertainment Wed ., Fri . & Sat. Night NO MONf Y UIJWN Flo1q/ Public Sale l!a Auction 43&:7. .f.151mo ,50 IMIN Ill 8 LAFF-A-DAY - School• Instruction (CUT OUT FOR FUTUII£ USll TUNE~ Real Estate POMEROY,O. 992-2259 NEW LISTING - BUILDING LOTS FOR ·sAlE - 2 41 acres vacant land located near Eastern Hrgh School wrth access to Rt 1 Wate1 and electn c av ar la bl e $6,000 00 Business Services SANDY'S AUTO SALES Ponaor"-M 15,1987 15 YOUNG'S E. Friday, Ma915, 1987 Ohio IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO PROBATE DIVISION Case No. 15508 l mo. IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION' OF ER ICA PAIGE PHILLIPS 54 Misc. Merchandise NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO. JULIA YVONNE LILLY , FKA JULIA YVONNE PHILLIPS TURN YOUR TOES You are hereby notified that you have been named as putative mother of Erica Paige Phillips: This action has been auigned Case No . 26608 in the Common Pleas Court. Probate Division, •' Otllo. I·-IMJ-17t7. • • ,. 1 171·7317. ~ 'I Forfftltfy Kren'1 now John's • w- 1oov1oo. John wottiiiOif. ' J•. Ownw. 1.000"' 2.000 oot • :1 .,.,.,... 304·871·2241. • •• ,, 87 Uphol1tery ... .... R • M Cuaom Covchn lftd R_.....,, lt. Rt. 7. C•Citv. Oh. 114·211·1470, Evt. 112-J11S. ·-· · Ctsl 114- ' ltoi-441-31:111. Open dolly I to ' 4:30, lot. 1:30 to 1:30. Old • ~ '71H-1101our ...... newUptaa.l•ed. M4ttl't INftl&. utr· '· M_,.,.., U,.,....OIIng ....... I' sricounty••22vwo.Tioo17M. ln rumMu.. upholotorint. Cot • 304-171 -4114 lo• hfl ~. lhowroom 0011 MI •· LOided - -.IHO.oo.- .W8- ......... f • �Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel PQmei'Oy-Middleport, Ohio . Friday, May H;i , 1987. .-----Local .briefs:- - - Suit·filed over accident injury Divorces, ,.' dissolutio~ filed Filing lor dissolutions of marriage In M~lgs Count y Common P leas Cour t are Elissa A.. Uti , Racine, and Kenneth R. Ull; Phyllis A. MrConlhay, Pomeroy, and Emmons A. McConthay, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Filing lor divorces are William R. Levacy, Dexter, from Freda Sue Levacy, Beaver Dam, Ky.; Naomi L. Conley, Pomeroy, aga in st Robert D. Con ley, Parkersburg, W.Va. Divorces have been granted James Edwa rd Lucas from Elizabet h Ann Lucas; Mary L. Woods from Thomas K. Woods; and Na ncy Keirns from Kelven Joe Keirns. Nancy Keirns has been restored by the cour t to her former name Smith. Ja mes B. Hawthorne and Karen Ann Hawthqrne have been gra nted a dissolution of m arriage and Karen 'Hawthorne has been restored to her malden name Riggs . Cases di.smissed in court Several cases have been dismissed In Meigs County Common Pleas Cou rt ; Teresa C. Ca rr versus Ronald L. Carr; Leann J ewell versus Tony Ray Jewell; Sara Marie Stamper versus Jeffrle Allan Sta mper: De bra Gallagher Huffman versus Brady M. Huffman. Entertainment planned Saturday The fi rst evening of entertainment staged by the Racine Park Board will be he ld at 7:30p.m. Sa turday a• theShrlne CiuqPark In Racine. Entertainment Is free and willl)e provided by the Bend River Boys, Donnie Dudding and others. Residents are Invited to lake their lawn · ch'a irs to . the entertainms nt. Refreshm ents will be available. District meeting planned District 1.1, Daughters of America, will meet at 1 p.m. Sat urday at the lodge hail In Chester. Ali members of the lodge are lnviled to attend the district sess ion. Anyone building a new home In Rutland, or building an add ilion to an ex isting home, is required to purchase a building perm II , according to Ruliand Mayor James Fink. Permits may be purchased for$~ at th e mayor's office. The third annual Pomeroy Kindergarten Graduation will lake pla ce al3 p.m . Sunda y In the Pomeroy Element ary School aud itorium. The students of Mrs. Mary Carolyn , Wiley, teacher, will enter 'the auditorium to the processional. " Pomp and Cir· cumstanre" by the Me igs Junior Hi gh Band directed by Lor i Klinger . Pomeroy council meets \. A bid of $7,000 from Eldon Walburn, Middleport. for lns ta iia!lon of wheelchair access ra mps on Pomeroy's sidewalks. was accepted by Pomeroy VlilageCouncllwhen they met Wed nesday nigh! In spec ial sess ion. Cost per ra mp Is eslimated at $375, with noi more tha n 20 ramps to be constructed, according to .Jane Walton, Pomeroy clerk-treasurer. Pome roy Village was awarded an $8,000 Communily Develop me nt Block Grant through the Meigs County Commissioners lor the sidewa lk ramps . The grant was prepared by Kenn eth E blin, Syracuse, and members of the Disabled American Veterans unit . In other bus iness, council decided to rebid for a 1987-118 police cruiser. • , The " Welcome So ng" will be given by the class foll owed by !he pledge to the fla g and lh~ lnvocalion by the Rev. Lee Miller. rector or E pisco pal Church. Pomeroy . James Die hl. principal of Meigs High School. will give the welcome and the children 's mu sic will be a "Nursery Rhyme Public Notice against Wedgcor . Inc .. .James: town, N.D .. a'nd Su nward Corp., doing business as Marvel Brute Steel Building Systems. Jamestown, N.D., lor $17,606. David While Services, Athens, has Ciled sui! aga in st Thomas Weaver and John Sauvage, both of Syracuse, requesting judg· m ent of $6, 739.44. Entries confirming sale a nd ordering distribution of proceeds have been filed in the cases of ITT Financial Services agat ns,t Dale W. Hill, et a !; a nd Federal Na tional Mortgage Associa tion against Paul T. Imboden , et al. An application for re lease of personal property has been liled In regard lotheestateo! Jesse C. Anderson, as administered by Dave Smith. In other cour t news, a n ac tion lor declaratory relie f a nd a res tra ining order to prevent the defend ant from a ilering a right , All Middleport Village funds tota led $:l:J4. 127.86 as or April :m. k<'O rdl ng Ia !he monthly repo rt of Mlddkporl Clerk-Treas urer .Jon Buc k. • Rereipt s. ex pe ndllures from oar h lund during the month and the month end ba la nce of e11rh, rrspec livr lv. include: genera l. $1:!.9~0 . ~. $17.6!l0.74, $2:l.S.13. 14 : street malnl ena nrc, $• . ~71.55, $4,1i04 .7:\, $~ .~!\2.!16: federa l revenu e s hari ng, no rcccipl s, $:;76.!16. $9U!\: lire rqulpme,nl , $:l00, $o94 .!\6, $1.015.60 dettcil : lire !ruc k. no •·ecripts. no dis bursement s. $9,019. 72; public transporlall9R-.- :ti8,P6:l.46, $11,(1'1~ . 01 . $28,072.0o · drliril : economic dcvcl .. $1,709.40, $1 ,522 .18, S11,J.'W .:.2; sa nila r y sewer cs· crow, no m·eipts, no dis burse· ment s, $108,217 .29: lire hou se Improvem ent, $4.46. no di sbursement s. S43.912.6S; water ta nk , no rrrclpts , no disb\'l'semrnl s, $125,977.f>R; wate1-. $10,17o, $1:l,392.:,;l, :ti899~ . 1 S; sa nil arv SC W!'I', $7,571.49, $10,9:l7 .:Hi. $17,\lO:tlili: swt mmln~ pool. no rrreipls. $6R. 7:l. $625.23: crmell•r,·. $l 94.2!\, $2 .160.1\5, $1.29:!.30 drllr ll : water mrtcr trus ts, $420, I·· Area death .1 Earl J, Wright F:arl J . Wright, !iO, Route 1, Ot>xter, di ed rrlday mor ning a! U ni versity Ho sp it a l In Columbus . Arra ngement s will be announced by McCoy-Moore Funeral Hom e In Vinton. · Hospital news Veterans Memorial Thursday admissions: Phyllis Whaley, Sha de; Char les Salser, Pomeroy. . Tltursdlly dlscha rg.,: Zona Sherid an, Beatrice Rairden, Clero Baker. Patricia Carso n. Ohio lottery: CLEVELA ND (UP I \ - Thu rsday's winning Ohio Lottery -numbers: Dally Number : 251. Ticket sales totaled $1,30\1.696, with a payoff due of $1,012,238. PICK-4 : 8918. P!CK-4 lick•t sa les totaled · $184,413. with a payoff due of $&3,044. PICK·4 $1 straight bet ·pays $5,556. PICK-4 Sl box bet pays $463. · 0~ m'. S12.540.:ili. Daily stock prices (As of 10: 38 a.m.) Provided by Bcyce 1111d Mlll'k Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewl ·' Firm Price Am E lectric Power ...... ....... 26\2 AT&T ...... .... ....................... 26~ As hl and Oil ........................ 63 \2 Bob Evans Farms .............. 24* Charming Shoppes . ............. 24\2 Federal Mogu l. ........ .......... .41 12 Goodyear T&R ......... .. .... .... 65!1. Heck's Inc .................. ......... 3JW Limited Inc ... ..................... 41 * Muilimedta Inc ... .... ...... .... .. 52\2 Rax Restaurants .................. 5* Robbins & Myers ........ ...... .. ll \1, Shoney's Inc ..... ............. ..... 29 ~ Wendy's Inti. ................. ...... 9]i. Worthington Ind ..................... 19 5995 , "86" Chev. Celebrity Eurosport ..... S8800 4 Dr. Air, tilt, AM/FM steteo. sharp. "85' Dodae 600 4 Dr ..................... S6975 "85" Ford Escort L 3 Dr ................. ,5275 Auto. trans., air, P.S., p.B., 28,000 mi . "85" Ford Mustana ......................... S7250 T-Top, air. cruise, stereo, auto.,rans .• 14,000 miles. "85" Chev. Nova 4 Dr ................... S66SO Air. auto. trans .. P.S., P.B., stereo. "81" Pontiac Grand Prix LT.. ......... S3995 V-6. air. tilt, cruise, stereo . By NANCY ~OACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff SYRACUSE - Officials from I he Ohio Depal'lment of Transportalo n and Syracuse Village mel Thursday to diSGUSS ways of correcllng a hazardou s road cond it ion I hal has existed fo r 20 years and steadily worsened over that lime. expla ined Paul Hoffma n, operations engineer for ODOT's District 10 in Marietta . a s he discussed the sit uation on Oh io 1~ 4 at the upper end of the village. Numerous accident s have occurred at th is locatio n. the mos t recent on April 20 when a tractor·trail er overt ur ned, taking down a power pole as II tum bled. Hollman said he called I he meeti ng lo clear up any misinforma lion about whose res pons lblll y II is to get perm ission from property owners borderin g 1he highway before repair measures ca n begin. Th at respons lbllily, Hoffman sa id, lies with the village. not wit h ODOT. He said ODOT has no jursidlclion wit-hin the v illage othe r th an highway m ai ntenance such as pav ing, palnling lines and snow plowing. ODOT wlll assist wilh the widen ing the sil e, but Syracuse Village must m ake !he space ava ilable lo do so. Hoffman sa id thai once !he vlllage gives ODOT the go-ahead, they will assis t the v illage in determining the best wa y to correct the problem , a nd will also provide fill dirt, eq uip menl and manpowe r to help with construr lion. He reminded the village officials !hat a similar meeting had token place about 10 years ago, a t wh ich lime, ODOT's posit ion was the same as II is now. Mayor Eber Pickens reca lled the sa m e meellng, and said !hal the prob lem has been In gelling properly owners to close a driveway which r uns paral \ello the road in order to provide the additiona l footage needed to widen the ber m and make room lor guardra il. Properl y owner Anna Roush, who was no! present lor the meeting with ODOT, has a copy of a lell er from Ma x Farley, former ODOT Dlslrirl 10 deputy director, in whic h Farley writ es " how 3rd & Elm St. (Rt. 124) _ !_tacin•, Ohio 111: 1. For the purchase by the Village of Ponlerov of 1 new 1987-1988 four door, five peuenger, •~en with the following added equipment: 614-949-2551 - Police Package Not More Than 362 Cubk:: Croissant: n. A buttery French roll that makes great American sandwiches better. MEASURE DANGEROUS HIGHWAY - Ofll· da is from the Ohio Department of Transportallon's District 10 office In Marletla, Paul Hoffman and Don .Johns on, m easure Ohio I24 at the upper end of Syracuse Vfllage where numerous accidents have occurred over the past 20 years. The road is I9\i, leet wide from edge to edge, with no shoulders, and no room lor guardrail. ' Seek elimination of Ohio.,s controversial ·tax amnesty plan Heavy Duty Front and Rear Rub~r Meta Heavy Duty Front Seat Extre Dome Light 891weenVisors Single Ke·v Left Htnd end Right Hand Remote Mirrors Hoovy Duty Alternator Left Hond Spotlight D..., Gougeo !Voltt. Temp.. By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P!) Majority Republicans In the Ohio Senate are sett ing the stage fo r eliminat ing a controversial tax am nes ty plan prpposed by 'the adminis tralion of Gov. Richard F. Celes te an d ex pa nded by House Democrats. · Sen . Barry Levey, R · Middletown, asked Senate lea d· ers late lasi week toclimlnate the amnesty plan . which he described as a " pig In a pok•" and ca lled " an insuil lo hon est, taxpa ying Ohioa ns." Sen . Stanley .1. Arono ff, R· Oij,p,....l Police Speedometer Air Conditioning Tinted Gl111 A.M. Rodlo Heavy Duty Sho~k• Colar f ix Beck Coon to 0 pen From OUtlide Onty end fill Windows In 8tck Ooor1 to Up. HMvy Duty Btttery Clilbrllod llf)lldou- ond pollee prioge optlono ond tr• •lwniug rdal, liren, lluNng ........ flnl guWMn lind pcowdvtlhllkll from ~ c:.r to new cer. Each bid muat conuin the full n1me of every penon or Cinrlnn ali, chairman of the Se· nate Finance Commlllee, has Ind icated he would like lo modify the am nesty plan but would have to come up with additional replacement revenues. Th is might not be dl!!lcu ll, because Republicans have belittled 1he est !mates of $25 million lor lhr Celeste amn esty plan a nd $0.1 million for lh~ Hou se version. Thry wou ld prefer to upgrad~ enforcement of the lax laws to gain the reve nues. The House reconvenes at' ll a. m. Tuesday and the Senate at I: JOp.m. Principal item on the calendar comptny lnterttted In the Mme. end the bid must be ICCOtnp~nled by I chiCk ar bond In the oum of U 00 .00 to tho sotlofoctlon of the VII· ltgt Councll 11 1 gu.,.nty •hot If tho bid to occoptod, contrtct will bt entered into and 111 pM'formtnct prop· arty -urocl. Thllt chtckl or bonds will be returned 11: once to tile•· a.pt the IIICCOOiful bidder. His chocko or bond will bo hltd until tht contrect or bid II property IJlKUt.cl by hhn . The rlghtlo .....,od to ,.. ject ariy or 111 bidl, Rlchord Soylor, Sandwiches like these: The lkuben-mounds of corned beef, smothered in melted Swiss cheese and sauerkraut. With all the ftxings. Thrkey Oub-tender turkey and crisp bacon. Thpped off with lettuce, tomato and Swiss cheese. Chicken Salad in a word, delicious. Your choice, nestled in a light, golden croissant. Served with saup or French fries. Mayor JtneWthon, Cloft/ TrMou,.. 320 E•t Moln StrMt Pom«oy. Ohio 41719 18141982-2248 (&11 &. 22 2tc POMEROY VOL. FilE DEPT. WILl SPOIISOI A CHICKEN B.B.Q. MAY 17th -L-------- - - - - -I- - - - -- - ---------· near zero. '/1111 10 Sections. 72 Ptgea A ·~ultlmedla Inc, Newap1per 8fOBEY~ --America's Dinner Table!'.""- ~ \ do you widen the roa dway wilhoullaklng out the driveway? We iODOTi would be· glad to consider corrective acllon, but we expect !he village to make the necessary space available ." Far ley's letter was dated Der. 14. 197:1. Property ow ners Ura Largent a nd Donald a nd Elma Weese, who were present lor the meeting, sei'med anxious as th ey discussed the maller wilh the offic ia ls to have something done- and soon. The queslion was raised as to whet her a concrete retai nin g wall would be feasible, but Hoffman ex pla ined th at part of the ex isting driveway would st ill be needed a nd a retai ning wall would cost "a whale of a lot of money." With a ret a ln lng wall, there would also be the necessity of meet lng required safely standards In regard to foo ter, whi ch cou ld also Increase the cost of such an undertaking. All hough ODOT wants to assist the village In correclin g the problem, "we're on a light budge! too." he said . Hollman and Don Johnson, main tenance engineer lor ODOT District 10 measured the road and fou nd it to be 19'h feel wide but with -no shoulder on either s ide. "Th ere's no recovery area," Hoffm an said. "a nd there's no room for guardra il ." AI this point, there Is a qu es Uon as to whether th• drive way actually follows the old street car line, and If II does, who Is th e l e~a l owne r . Village Councilman Ernie Sisson was asked to meet wllh Meigs County Proseculing Attorney Fred Crow l!li Odetermine who ha's legal ownership. Once ownership is determin ed and the dec ision made to c lose the drivewa y, Hoffman s u~ ges led ra is ing the drop off to !he road's present crest, by adding fill a nd s loping II down to the a!fectf<! properlies. Then ODOT would help build a new driveway from the top or !he crest. By pulling the drivewa y In this location, vlslbill y in bolh directions would be Improved. ODOT will also provide guardrail which the village mu st lhep Install acco rding to speci!lcalions. Village otllrials and ODOT are hopin g the tra!!ir hazard ca n be corrected this summer. Gallipolis swimming pool will open new season May 23. In t11o olflco of the Vlloge Cieri<, Pol1>0foy, Ohlountil12 o'clock 1...,.,1 on M.., 29th, 1987 on tho following propo- Engine Oil Cooler Five 161 Police Tire• Mostly sunny Slind!'Y, with highs In the mid 80s. The · probability of precipltatkm is I Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, May 17, 1987 Your Last Stop Car- Shop SERVING AT 11 :00 ( Vol. 22 No. 15 MANY MORE LATE MODEL CARS AND TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM CHICKEN ONlY $300-CHICIEN -ER $350 •";\- tmts " We 're eoncerned and we wan t to help, " Air , tilt,. cruise, '28,000 miles, beautiful car. AT THE. POMEIOY FilE STATION ., • LEGAL NOTICE Stoy Rcrclp!s for thr mon th lot al<'d $4R.449.67 while · dlsbursrmrnl s lola l<'d $62.!14V>9. Good News'~ Hoetlich-B-8 OWNER, DONNA AIIIOLD · Along'lfielllv<•r ........ B-1-M Business ..... ,... ,..... ,, .. ,.. D· I Co mics ...... ,....... , ,.... Insert Class lfieds .... ............ D-3· 7 O.aths .................. ... ... A-6 Farm ....................... .. . C· 7 Editorial ..................... A-2 Sports .................... .. C-I-6 Beat of the Bend, 'A Little S.olod bids wil bo.....,ivod lnchet V-8 Engine Four Spe.ed Autometic Tren1mluion ln~ide fame- D-2 MASON CO. DELIVOY SnLL AVAIUBLE FULL SEIVICE 992-3533 . P.B., 31,000 mi. ............... ONlY MfDDUPOIT, OHIO into hall . Ait, rr==========;i SOFA & CHAIR $29900 INGELS FURNITURE 106 N. 2ND AVE. ll Dancing • creative movement -Page 8- Hazardous road condition concems ~ officials ·· Medley." Larry Rupe of the Meigs Local School District Board of Education will pr.Sent the graduates with John Lisle, Pomeroy principal, to .present the diplomas. The ceremony will concluM with the "Good-Bye Song" , the benediction of Mil ler, and the recessional, ''Pomp a nd Circumstance." 2 Pc. LIVING ROOM SUITE 50 cents MIDDLEPORT fl. OWER SHOP ?( · Sunday Copyrighted 1 987 Four Door Sltden Middleport money reported of Brian .r. Ritchar t. Syracuse; against Ronald Edward Freeman of Racine and Homer Mills of Lakewells, Fla . • Temporary restraining ord er~ has been rtled against Timothy Im boden in an action by Va l eri~ Jeffers; Raymond B. Salser In an action by Esther Salser: Robert Joh n Bobo in an action by Ret a D; Bobo. An ~greed entry has lx'<>n fiie4 In the case of Richard Varian against General Motors Corpora: tlon, et aL · • bee~ rrof~w~a~y~h:a;s~be~en~li~led~i~n~lh~e~c~a~se~~:;MA~N~AtG~E~I,~J~A~CI~I~E;PI:E~EC;E~~ judgmentthe of plaintiff. $36,899.54 ha s awarded Glouster Communily Bank has been 'awarded $22,392.51 In a foreclosure action against Homer S. Hill Sr .. et al. · Home National Bank, Raci ne, has ~n granted $14,720.98 in an action against Dale Teaford , el a!. Jan Parker, Reedsville, has filed suit against Tuppers Plains· Chest~r Wat er District. Reeds· ville, a nd Paul' s Pipeline In c., Danville, Ky .. for $10.500, a nd .Kindergarten graduation set Me igs County E mergency Medical Services reports seven calls Thursday; Middleport a t 12:44 a.m. to Beech St. for Margaret Nun to Pleasant Valley Hospital; Rutlandat2: 17 a. m . to Ohio 124 for Burdell Black to Pleasa nt Valley Hospilal; Pomeroy a t 7: 0~ p.m. to Breezy Heights for Geo rge Korn Sr. to Veterans Me mor ial Hospital. then by Lifefllght to Ohio State University Hospilals; Middleport at 9: 08p.m. to Second Ave. lor Sandy Clonch to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 11: 01 p.m. to Brownell Apl s. for Wayne Williams who wa s treated but not transported; Ruliand at 11: JJ p.m . to Arnold Road lor Theodore VanCooney to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital. ' ' the defendants ' actions are in len Ilona ! a nd maliCious. Plaintiffs are asking SJO,OOO for general · property damages, $50,000 punt· live damages, $5,000 attorney fees, a .temporary Injunction against the defendants, restoralion of property, and a !rial by jury . . In other court matters, a complaint agai nst Ben H. Ewi ng personally, has been dismissed In the case of Robert Klein, e t .a!, agatrlst Ben H. Ewing, et al. Ca rl Buckley Sr. has been . ordered by t~ e court to submt.t to treatment at the Timothy Morilz Psychiatric Hospital, Columbus, . to restore him to competency in the s t8te's case against him lor alleged gross sexual Imposition. An e ntry ordering disburse. men! of proceeds In a forclosu re action by Fa r mers Bank li nd Savings Co. against George Stitt , et al, has been filed . Deficiency Building permits needed EMS reports Thursday runs ' Barbara Queen, of Mason, W.Va., has !Ued. sui! for $100,000 In Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Robert H. Eastman. doing business as Big Bend Foodland . Middleport; Ohio Valley · Supermarkets Inc ., Gallipolis; and William Frazee, doing business as Frontier Cleaning System, Gallipolis; and F rontier Cleaning System, Gallipolis. Plaintiff alleges that · while a cus tomer In Foodland on Nov. 26, 1985, she slipped on a wet floor and fell, sustain ing serious lnjur· les. She alleges Eas tman and OVS were neg ligent in hiring prac t ires and failed to exercise proper supervis ion and control of Frontier Cleaning System, an Independent contractor. A suit lor $85.000 has been filed by Richard and Nella Seyler . Pomeroy, agains t General Telephone <;'ompa ny, Marion, and the Fishel Company, Columbu s. Plaintiffs allege !hat at various limes between January and May of this year, defendants, wllhout lega l right or consent, entered properties of the plaintiffs for 'lhe purpose of Ins talling underground telephone cable with condull , and manholes, and also Installed a vis ible telephone box · apparatus on their property. Plalnliffs say they have asked defendents repeatedly to stop tres passing. Plaintiffs say they have no adequate remedy at law and stal e In their compla int that Harrison speaks on defense, arms control RIO GRAN DE Gallia County nalive Stanley E . Harrl· son will speak on " Na tional Ot>fense and Arm s Control'' during a public forum at Rio Grande College and Community Collef!P at 8 p.m . on Thursday , Ma y 21, in the Fine a nd Performing Arts Cent er. . College Pres ident Paul C. Hayes will hos t a receplion lor Har rison during the mor ning, fo llowed by a remote radio broadcast wilh host Dene Pelle · grinon . Hayes and the deans of the college will host a luncheon lor Harrison . Harrison , 57, was reared on a farm off Lincoln Pike In Harrison Township. and is now president and ch ief operJii ng officer of BDM Corpo rat ion, iocan In McLean, Va . BDM Is a dlversi!led firm heavily involved in national defense research and service. Including work on the so-called "Star Wars" space defense program. BDM also handles such dut ies as drilling and gathering data for the U.S. Department of Energy . The firm is typical of the change from a manufa ctur ing to st>rvlrE' Industry - an organlza - lion offering high-level assist a nce In eng ineeri ng, loglsllcs a nd co rnm'unicatlon. Fairfax County, Va .. the base lor Harrison's co mpany, is now one pf I he mos t highly bu si nessoriented sectors In the Washington , P .C., area because It cap llallzed on lis localion near the nallon' s capital and has a good highway system . But , lis begin· nlngs were as modest as Ga llia County's at oge lime. In 1960. the Fa irfax area listed only 44 busi nesses and no major industries. Currently, there are 2,500 companies opera ling out of that county, many of them non-smokestack firms offering services such as e ngi neering. communicat io ns, co mpu ter science and fina nce. Harrison moved BDM to the area In 1970 a nd made it his corporate headquarters two years later because of the growth and the healthy atlitude In the county toward business. Harrison Is married to the former Doris Powell, also a native of Gallla Cou nty. ( th is week is a planned Thursday vote In the Senate on a compre· henslvr overha ul of savi ngs and loan regulation wtihtn the Ohio Department of Commerce. The measure, whleh was on the floor two wee ks ago but went back to com millee. Is sc heduled to re-emerge from the Financial Jnslilullons Committee minus a controversial provision which would have reta ined the 25 percent Interest ce il ing on rredil cards and revo lvi ng c harge accounts. The Celeste adminis tration's amnesty plan ca lled lor a 45· day period during which an estima ted 40.000 taxpayers who ha ve never flied a return could pay !he stale wilhout penally . The House expa nded this Ia !lO days and a dded over 400,000 known delinquenl taxpayers. Re· publicans objected because the stale altorney general's office already Is pursuing many of these cases. " I strongl y believe that tax am nesty, regardless of lis share or form, IS an af!ron! Ia every hard-working Ohioa n who pays taxes on lime," Levey said In a letter to Aronoff. "To base any slate expendJtures on revenues from a tax am nesty program would be the equivalent of supplying a pig In a poke without the pig." Senate Republicans las t week presented an alter native to a House-approved 4.75 percent gross receipts tax on Interstate lpng distance telephone rails. The Senate GOP plan calls lor a 5 percent sa les tax on the calls, wil h exemptions lor co mputer and WATS lines, and a:> percent rate reduclion lor residential users. This week, the Senate Republi· cans may announce the addition of $50 million or more for higher education to stem rising tulllon costs. The Senate Finance Commitlee will continue hearings on the Continued on A-3 By KAREN A. KIDD Times-Sentinel Stall . GALLIPOLIS- The Gallipolis Mun icipal Swimm ing Poo l will mark this summers opening, Saturday May 23, wit h "Splash In the Summer," according Ia Kim Canaday, pool m anager. " We're lnvl ling people to rome In and register for the event s we're goi ng to have," said Ca naday. Those firs! day event s In clude a belly flop cont est, a read and tread contest and an lnnertube race. ~·ruck lire Inner lu bes will be used for adu lt s during the race and smalle r lubes lor children. "!I 'll proba· bly be an Inner lube fiasco lor anyone who has n•v r rtried loge! one of !hose .a diving boards. a 10 meter and straight line." Ca naday said. Other events will Inc lude a wei one meter. Th e dept h of the poo l T-shlrt race, a balloon race for runs from 2 feet In the shal101y ch ildren a nd a treasure hunt for e nd to approximately 1:l feet, children In two age bracke ts. ,. according to Canaday. There Is ages seven and under and ages a lso a wading pool lor s m a ll~r children. e t~:ht to 12 . S)gn up for lh~ events The pool will be open seven will begin jll 10 a .m . wilh the days a week from noon til 7, event s beginning at 10: 30 a.m . The 645.000 ga lion pool firs t Admiss ion Is $2 for adults 18 opened J uly 16, 1986 and re- years and o lder,$~ lor children J mained open six weeks. "This year., and older. $1 for senior will be our first full season," t lllzens wllh a Golden puokeye Ca naday sa id. The pool's water- Card and children 3 years and slide Is one of a kind a nd pumps under are admit ted free. "We 1, 750 ga llons per minute. " It 's a had debated long and hard on real ride lor kids of a ll ages." whether to raise adm ission priCa naday sa id, while the 10 fool ces, because we don ' t make high red mushroom fountain money on ad missions, but .we " makes a great spray lor the kids hope to make II up on ronebsCo ntinucd on A-:l to un der." There are two FINAL PREPARATIONS · Workman cov<•r a grassy area to allow more walk room on the new Gallipolis Swimming Pool deck. The pool, which will open Memorial Day weekend , Willi op<•n for •lx weeks lao! summer. Thl• HUmmer will lw II• llr•t full seaoon. Reagan warns against trade bill WASHINGTON I UP!\ -Pres· !den! Rea~an cha rged Saturday that tough trade legislation passed by the House and now before the Senate "would ha ve the worst possible consequen· ces" for the American consumer and worker . In his Wei'kly radio address from the Oval Office, Reaga n said II Is the government's dut y to create condlllons under which trade ca n fiour lsh, not 10 prot ect American Industry from foreign competition. , " !don' t believe America ns are afraid of competition," he sa id, pointing to the the success story of the Harley-Davidson motorcycle company, which he visited last week, to a rgue against the legislation that would require the president to lm~se tariffs whenever the U.S. trade deflcll } reaches a cer tain level agai nst e.ronomy , would have thr worst Individual count ries. possib le ronsrq uences lor the Harley-Davidson asked lor and consu mer a nd the Ameriron got government protection In the worker." form of tariffs against Japanese He said prOf(•Ctiontsm "will manufacturers then reva mped drive up the price of mur h .~f lis own operalions and produced what we buy. But worse than such a profit that II asked Reagan· that, II cou ld drag us Into an to lift the sanctions a year early. economy -drs lroylnR trad e wa r,.'.' "Current law," he sai d, " pro· "The way up and ou t of lhr vides companies like Har ley· trade defld l Is not protectionDavidson wllh breathing room Ism," said. " not bringing dowQ by applying temporary tariffs. lhe compcllilon. But, lnstcad, the Unlike some of the broad sweep· answer lies In trnprovlng our tng prot ectionist legislation be· produ cts and lncreasinR our tng bandied about in Washington, exports. . the Idea Is the ultimatel y In· "The governmen t s hould work crease trade between nations, to create the conditions In whir~ not Impede it . lair trade will fouri sh. We should " When you hear talk about a be trying to fo ster the growt h of tough trade bill, remember that .two-way trade, no! trying to put being tough on trade and com- up roadblocks - to open foreign merce, the lifeblood of the markets, not close our own." • .I u � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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