http://66.213.69.5/files/original/574492be3553e6118368dd0e3bfdd0a5.pdf 17cdc82b822b256434723535722462d6 PDF Text Text \ • Page-12- The Daily Sentinel -____;,.Local briefs--Board to close Friday noon (C The Meigs County Board of Elections will close at 12 noon Friday. Workers will be going to the Meigs County Fair where. they will .regisler voters at the WMPO booth. ' EMS has .JO calls Wednesday Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports 10 calls Wednesday; Middleport at 12:28 a.m. to.the corner of Third and Mill St s. for B~enda Hawley to Veterans Memorial Hospital : Middleport at 12: 42 a.m. transported Ed na Grimm from an auto accident on Bradbury Road to Veterans Memorial Hospital ; Racine at 4:55 a .m. took Ralph Webb to Veterans Memorial Hospital : Pomeroy at 11:29 a.m. to Owl Hollow Road for Nancy Dee IT) to St. Joseph's .Hospital; Olive Township Fire Department at 12:06 p. rn. to a brush fire at Long Bottom ; Racine at 12: 23 p.m. to the fairgrounds for Kefth Spencer to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 3: 35 p.m. to the fairgrounds for Angela Barnhart to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital: Racine at 7:26p.m . to the fa irgrounds for Amy Yates to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport Fire Department at 8:13p.m. to a brush fire on Zuspan Hollow Road; Racine at 10:02 p.m. to Front St. for Jennie · Scarberry to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Roush to present time capsule Comm issioner Manning Roush will present the county's cont r ibution to a special tim e capsule project being sponsoried by Ohio At toraney General AnthonyCeletreeze Jr .. tonight, 7:45p.m .. on the gra ndst and s tage at the Me igs County Fair. A representlve of the attorney general will be present to accept the contribution. Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewi Firm Price Am Electric Power .. .. .. n . •• "28V. AT&T .. .. ............... ........ .. .. .. 34 % Ashland Oil ........ ..... .... ....... 67% . Bob Eva ns Farms .... ....... .. 251f., Charming Shoppes . "... ... ...... 32 % Federal Mogul. ..... ... .... ......... .49 Goodyear T&R .... .... .... ... .... 74 1,{, Heck; s Inc ................... ..... .. . 41f., Limited Inc .......... ".......... .. 501{. Multimedia Inc . ..... ...... .. ........ 68 Rax Res tauran ts ....... ... ......... .. 5 Robbins & Myers ............. :.. 10 '!, Thanday, August 20, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · Weather South Central Ohio Mostly sunny toda y, with highs in the mid 80s. Partly cloudy t~night . with a low between 60 and 65. Variable cloudiness Frid~y, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms and highs In the upper 80s. The probabilit y of preclpila· lion is near zero today and tonight and 30 percent Friday . Winds will be light and varia· ble today and tonight. Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday Humid and a chance of thun; derstorms Saturday, with partly cloudy skies and less humid Sunday and Monday. against the defendant. Mary Lou Hoover, Pomeroy.. anMHerbert Olen Hoover, Mid· dleport, have requested · their marriage be·dissolved. - Seeks divorces . Debra Gallagher Huff.man, Middleport,' has filed for a divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Brady M. Huffman, Middleport. A res· training order has been Issued Norbert Pat Neutzllng Jr., Middleport, has flied for divorce from Anita Sue Neurzllng, par· kersburg, W.Va. • Marlon E. Snider has been Court news granted a divorce from Patricia: Snider. Granted a dissolution were Cindy Sue Warner and Mark Cit n ton Warner . A REAL An action for moneyhas been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Shinn Electric Co ., Ripley, W.Va .. against Greg Garretson, Portland. Ronald E. Joseph and Grace L. Joseph, L<~k emore; have filed an action aga inst James W. Suttle and Greta Suttle, Long Bottom, to quiet title to property. A temporary restraining order has been granted by the courr to · prevent the defendants from blocking, damaging or touching a driveway involved In the action. The case of Ingram Distribu tion Group Inc. , Nashvllle. Tenn .. against James Carnahan and Thorlelf Bentz. doing· business as J&T Videos, Racine. has been transferred from Meigs County Court to common pleas. Worthington Ind .... ... .. .. ... ....... 25 Kiddie lra<'lor pull rt>Suhs Winners ofWednesday'sk iddi e tractor pull held at the show ri ng were B. J . Er vin, first ; EdSmiih, second. in the 35 to 55 weight class and Paul Smith. first, an.d Bobby Rou sh. second, in the 56 to 75 pound weight class: The pull is held at 4 p.m. each day in ·the show ring: PAT'S At Pat Hill Ford COMPLETE MUFFLER AND EXHAUST SERVICE MIDDLEPORT, OH. 992-2196 Very Special Manufacturer's Closeout . • • 0 SHOES NIKE, CONVERSE, BROOKS, PONY, AVIA 0 GYM SHORTS IN 8 COLORS 0 GYM BAGS MEIGS, WAHAMA, ) • • • There will be races for two local school district school boards, plus the Meigs County Board of Education at the Nov. 3 election, according to the Meigs County Board of Election which today announced candidates fol· lowing yesterday's 4 p.m. filing deadline, In the Eastern District, there are three seats to be filled and there -are three candidates. Tl:te candidates are S. Ray Karr , " incumbent: C. 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MCKENZIE HORSE - Ron Newhart .fs pictured ·driving to a victory In the ninth race at the Meigs County Fair Thursday afternoon to make the fourth win lor two horses owned by Dorotha · McKenzie, Pomeroy, u Pomeroy Pollee Department Dispatcher, during the race program yestesrday. o.. sill fits al .... 10 ta 13. Good selo.;tion of solid <alan by Hanes. C~ banlan panel or bully knit orlans. Reg. $2.00 SCKks .......... S1.59 Reg, SCKks .......... '1 sus LOH~t NEW SHIPMENT ~a"STOCK UP NOW! DENIM WESTERN SHIRTS Thursday's harness, ho r~e rae· lnf! program at I oe Meigs County Fair held a lot of local color thanks to Dorotha McKenzie. Pomeroy, a dispatcher with the Pomeroy Pollee Department, and Brooks Sayre, Syracuse, local trai ner-driver. Let's just say th at Mrs. Mc Kenzie and her fam il y had a good day at the track. So did the Sayres. McKenzie's two horses won four · races . And Sayre. who was seriously Injured while driving In a harness hors<' race at Marietta late last summ er, returne(i to the . sulky to cha lk up a win in Thursda)•'s ra~ ln g progra m. Ron Newhart drove Lots of Bret. owned by Mrs. McKenzie. In the second and ninth races for three year .old pacers to wins and was In the s ulky to guide her Peking Chris to first place wins in both the first and e ighth races . also for th ree year old parers . Second In the second and ninth races was Goodbye. ow ned by Da vid Robinson of New Holland and driven by Char lie Norris. Taking seco nd In the first a nd eighth races was Brookflcl,d Rogf'r , owned by Brooks Sayre. and driven by Terry Van Rhoden , Continued on page 10 DRESS SOCKS MEN'S SJ4.9S DENIM WORK ·~layaway! Harness racing program.has lots of local color Thursday MEN'S '• Ovality ._kline waft-a. \ PHARMACY POMEROt: MEN'S AND BOYS' o(. SWEAT SHIRTS .& PANTS school colon. Mtn's & loys Wear lsi Fl- 992-5627 MIDDLEPORT ELBERFELDS . •POMEIOY .. flhrltl~t •o•n•• Drill I'UI tU l \ 11 CHIP.IIGl CAIO , awarded the -trophy blankel presented· by TROPHY- Mrs. Dorotha McKenzie, left, had a good day at the track Thursday. Two of her ·SwiSher·Lohse Pharmacy, However, since Loti of horses, three year old pacers, driven by Ron Brei, the aecond McKenzie hone, wu cloeeby the Newhart, won four r!lces. Mn. McKeule's · blauket wu placed on tha& paeer. with . Mrs. Peking CbriA had the futest !lm!' iunong all ofthe McKensle looking on along with her daughter and granddaughters on tht! right. ' three year old pacers In the four races and was · ~ ~---- ----; ' Incumbent, and I. 0 . McCoy. Incumbent Roger Gaul did not file for reelection to the board . In the Meigs Local District · there are five candidates seeking the three seats to be filled this fall. The candidates are Robert F. Snowden and Richard W. Vaughan, Incumbents, and Iva M. Sisson, Jeffrey Werry, and Margaret A. Edwards. Incurrt· bent Larry Powell did not file tor reelection. There Will be two positions filled on the Southern Local Board of Education In the fall and there are five c andldates who are Joseph E. Thoren and Don P. Smith, incumbents, and Charles S. Norris, Gary K. Willford and John· E. Murphy. Two seats wlll be filled on the Meigs County Board of Education ·and ·there are four candidates who are Harold G. Roush and Oris Smith, incumbents. and Carl Gorby a.nd Bill C. Quickel. There will be races for trustee posts in all12 of Meigs County's townships In the Nov. 3 election. This. was revealed at 4 p.m. Thursday; the filing deadline, when the Meigs County Board of Election announced candidates who have filed . One trustee will be elected this f all In each township with the exception of Salem where one trustee will be named to a full term and one will be elected to fill an unexpired term. The trustees' clerk will be elected In each township but -rher~ are relatlveiy lew races for the clerk posts. Cllndldates In the 12 townships include, one trustee and one clerk to be elected Include; ·Bedford - Stanford Stockton, Incumbent: William Charles Cook, Elmer F . Bailey and Gerald Douglas, for trustee; Barbara J . Grueser, Incumbent, for clerk. Chester - Victor A. Bahr. incumbent; G. Alfred Wolfe. Elmer C. Neweell, for trustee; Wllliarn Michael Will , Incumbent, for clerk. Columbia - Gay F. Johnson. ·Incumbent: Allee M. Llevlng, for trustee: Gloria Hutton, for clerk. Lebanon Township - Charles R. Lawrence, Ray Wilson , Jame4cs W. Hayman, Harry Ri chards, for trustee; Shirley A. Johnson, Incumbent, and Sharon Cremeans, for clerk . . Letart Township - Harry C. Hill, Incumbent: Wayne S. Wll· son·, W. Dave Graham, for trustee; Joyce White, for clerk. Ollve Township - Chester E. Wells. Incumbent: Joe E. Lantz, Francis H. Andrew, for trustee; Barbara A'. Hannum, Incumbent , and Juanita V. Wells, for clerk. Orange- Wilbur E . Robinson, Incumbent; John L. Damewood, for trustee; Dorothy M. Calaway, lneumbent. for clerk. Rutland - Charles E. Rife, Incumbent, Roger L. Holman , .and Leo E! . Morris, for trustee; Opal Lucllle Dyer for clerk. Salem Township - John F . Colwell, Incumbent; Wllllam L. ThOrnton and Richard Lambert for trustee, full term; Stanley E. Hutton, Incumbent; Harold D . Lambert, and Walter Jewell, Jr., unexpired trustee term: Bonnie G. Scott, Incumbent, for clerk. Salisbury Township - Gregory Eblin, Incumbent: Harold W. Brinker, for trustee; Wanda L. Eblin, Incumbent, and Sarah Gibbs, for clerk. Scipio Township - Donald Weaver, Incumbent, and Harold D. Graham, for trustee; Betty J. Bishop, Incumbent, and Rachael Lefebre, for clerk. Sutton Township--Delbert A. Smith, Incumbent; Dennie E . Hill, Jimmy Deem, for trustee; Paul S. Moore, Incumbent, for · clerk. Meigs County VIllages Racine Vlllage will have several races lor town jobs at the November 3 general election, according to a report from the Meigs County Board of Election. Yesterday's 4 p.m. candidate filing deading disclosed that three candidates are seeking the mayor's position and there will be races for ~very town job. Incumbent Charles Pyles flied for reJection and will be opposed by Joseph Drasko and Frank Cleland. · Incumbent clerk-treasuer · Jane Beegle, will be opposed by Rhonda J . Lyons. Five candidates have filed for the two council seats to be filled this fall. The candidates include Lawrence Wolfe and Richard L. Wamsley , ,Incumbents. and Henry L. Moore, Lee S. Layne and Henry W. Bentz. There are three candidates for the board of public affairs with two to be elected. They are Bobble E . Roy , incumbent, and Jack L. Wolfe, and Ivan C. PowelL In contrast to Racine, the VIllage of Rutland had a shortage of candidates at yesterday's' filing deadline. No candidates !lied for village council posts of the town. James Fink, Incumbent , filed for election as mayor and incumbent clerk-treasurer Gregory VanMeter will be op· posed for his post by Sanda K. Smith in the fall. · Syracuse Village .has just the right number of candidates for the positions to be filled. Eber Pickens filed for reelection as mayor as did Janice Lawson seeking reelection as clerktreasurer. Two council candi· dates with two seats to be· filled are James R. Hill , Incumbent , and Minter Vaughn Fryer, Jr. Two seats on the board of public affairs are to be filled and candidates are the Incumbents, Laurence S. Ebersbach and Robert L. Cunningham. Candidates for posts In Pomeroy and Middleport VIllage filed earlier and there wlll be races In both towns this fall. In Pomeroy , Richard D. Seyler will be unopposed lor mayor; E . Jane Walton Is unopposed for clerk-treasurer. Three candl· dates, Incumbent Bruce J . Reed and Bryan Shank, both Republl· cans, and Democrat Rebecca J. Triplett will battle it out for two seats on council. In Middleport, there Is also a council race .this fall. James Clatworthy and William Walters, Republican Incumbents, , and James David Hudson, Demo.crat, seek thetwoseatsonvillage council. In~umbent Mayor Fred Hoffman, Incumbent clerk treasurer Jon Buck and. 'Incumbent members of the board of publle affairs, Thomas Anderson and Lewis H. Sauer, all Republicans, are unopposed In the fall. Measures . Two county-wide tax leVIes plus a number of levies ·In various subdivisions of Meigs County will face voters In the Nov. 3 election, according to the county board of elections. Voters of the entire county will decide on the renewal of a one mill levy for the Meigs County Health Department. Voters across the cOunty will also help decide on a new one mill tax for current, expenses . of the GalllaJackson-Melgs Mental Health Board. New taxes upcoming In the various subdivisions Include: Sutton Township, .5 of one mill, for malqtalning and operating cemeteries; Salisbury Town· ship, a new one mill levy for 'maintaining and operatlngceme; terles; .Orange Tqwnshlp, a new one mill levy for prevention, control and abatement of air pOilu lion, dust control; Syrac~se VIllage. a new one mill levy tor current expenses; Eastern Local School Dls\tlct, .5 of one mill levy,, for J)rovldlng lor emer· gency req4trements of the school district, avoiding deficit. Renewals before voters of subdivisions Include: Pomeroy Village, renewal of 1.9 mill levy for current expenses; Letart Township, a one mill levy for maintaining and operating cemetery; Rutland Vlllage, a two mill renewal of a current expense levy; Racine Vlllage, a renewal of a 1. 7 mill current expense levy; Middleport Village, renewal of a two mill levy for fire protection, and Chester Town· ·ship, ,5 of one mill renewal for maintaining and operating cemeteries. There are also five wet.dry issues coming up before voters in various subdivisions this fall. These Include: East Bedford Precinct, sale of beer for off premise consumption, wine and mixed beverages by package. off premise, and Sunday sales: Orange Precinct , sale of beer. off premise consumption: Racine vma·ge, sale of beer, off prem lse · Continued on page 10 Sheriff probes carry-out robbery . USE OUR FREE PARKING LOTS 25 Cents A Muttlmedie Inc. New1p11p8f I . ly Springfaat - lloys' sires 8 Ia 11, mtn's S, M, Land XL. Ga'ad <alor Mlt<tion including 50% Off Clerance Sale prices on all IUMIMI' for men, 2 Sections. 18 Pogos Trustee races assured in all 12 Meigs townships this. fall WINNERS CIRCJ.E - Brooks Sayre, Syracuse, circle- with his wife and other family members for years a popular harness hOrse driver In this aftl!r capturing- the lOth race lor lwo year old area, wa..• hock In the sulky again Thursday • trotter~ with Propaul, owned hy his brother, Paul during the Meigs County ·F air harness horse Sayre, Racine. • racl'!Jt: program. He is pictured In the winner's CHILDREN'S Showers, thunderstorms Ukely Saturday, Highs near 90. The probability of rain Is 60 percent Saturday . School ·board races to head Meigs ballot . These are all 141 sets in both yellow and white gold. Price includes engagement arid wedding ring. With a fine qua.lity •07/100 diamond. Wednesday Admissions- Ros ie Searles, Middleport : Brenda H aw ley, Middleport: Edith Grimm, Pomeroy: Ralph Webb, Racine; Laur·a Scoti, Middle· port; Harlan Wehrung. Pomeroy : Nicole Evans, Middleport : Nadene Salyers. Reedsville; Sheila Kin g. Pomeroy. Wednesday Discharges Edna Swick. Jeffe ry Cundiff. Bennie Rhodes; John Bechtle. en tine Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, August 21, 1987 ·. S1·9995 Hospital news ALSO NOW IN STOCK: FOOTBALL CLEATS VOLLEYBALL SHOES FOR THE REST OF AUGUST, GET A FREE LOCKER 219· T-SHIRT WITH EVERY REGULAR PRICED ATHLETIC SHOE! '· REGULAR S349.95 EASTERN, SOUTHERN I-SHIRTS MEIGS, SOUTHERN KYGER CREEK WAHAMA, EASTERf.l, PT. PLEASANT SOCKS TUBES AND FOOTIES ' at y -NOW ONLY- CHECKLIST-. 0 • DIAMOND WEDDING SETS teams. On the first floor . FOR BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLIES Daily Number 918 Pi<'k 4 64.61 NOW TliRU AUGUST 29th Reg. J6 Jeons .........Sale S4.79 Reg. $10 Jeons ...... Sale '7.99 Reg. s14 Jeans ...,.Sale s11.19 Reg. s19 Jeons·;.;.Sale s14.19 MUFFLER SHOP Ohio Lottery fair Dea·l pull held at fair An 'antique tractor pull was a fea tured activi ty in the center ring of the Meigs Coun ty Fair Wednesday night. In the 3501 to 4500 pound weight class . Ben Ewing, Pomeroy, was fir st. and Brian Windon. Pomeroy. second, In the 4501 to 5500 class. Dan Smith, Racine,-placed first and Wendell Ervi n, Ra cine. second; in the 550!'to 6500 class Larry Hollon, Racin e, was first and pan Cotterill, Rutland, was second. .' Visit Meigs County's fair this week ::: :.: :::::: : :~~~ · AntiqiJe tractor ~~~;{: t'~t~ 0 I 24th MEIGS COUNTY FAIR . .· An armed robbery took place Thursday night at The Uttle Coal Bucket Carry-Out In Salem Township according to a report from Meigs County Sherlff.How· ard Frank. The sheriffs department was called about 8:45 p.m. and told that a · woman had entered the carry-out · prentendlng to ~ a customer, and then committed. the roi)bery wlth a pistol. The woman was accompanl~ by a man who ~malned outside· In a car with out·of-state license custody . Casson has been plates. charged with aggravated One WOIJlan clerk was on duty robbery·. Schuler has been at the carry·out when the , charged with complicity. Both robbery ~curred. are being held In the Meigs Deputies responded Imme- County Jail. diately to the call and by 9: 04 An undetermined amount of p.m. had descriptions of the two cash was taken In the robbery. suspects. By 11 p.m.' authorities In other matters, the sheriff had a description of the out-of· reports .that Frank Haggy has state car and by 11: ·30 p.m. the been picked up on a bench suspects, Ren.ee B. Casson, 28, · warrant and cltarged with pas.' Attleboro, Mass., and David L. session of marijuana. Haggy Is Schuler, 30, Langsville, "(ere In being held at the )all. ' )I• �., Friday, August 21, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio T!Je Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Molitor runs streak to 35 straight _tilts STREAK REACHES 35 • Milwaukee's DH Paul Molitor gets a hit, making it his 35th .game In a row that he hi\S gotten a hit. Th e Brewers won the game taking three oat off our agains t the Indians. (UPI) .. ,. ..... -THERE'S MONEl' IN THIS SAW DUST- Games for the kids were played We dnesday night in the s how ring '!~the M ~ igs County in the majors s ince Pete Rose of Cin cinnati hit In 44 straight games in 1978 a nd .the longes t in the American Lea gue s ince J oe DIMaggio of the Ne w York Yankees hi t in a maj or -league record 56 consecuTive games In 1941 . "I like the fa ct we won three of four games here and ou tscored them by a good margin (40-15I. " Molitor said. "We've won fiv e of our last seven and we're within s t-riking pos ition offlrst place in a tou~h division ." safely and scored at leas t one'r un for the second strai ght game to help Te d Higuera . 12-9. The le_ft-hander allowed two ~ uns on three hit s over s ix innings as he struck out four and walked two. Ray Burris pitched two Innings and-J ay Aldrich hurled the ninth. Ken Schrom, 5-10. took the loss . E lsewh ere. Detroit pounded Minnesota 8-0, Toronto shaded Oakland 7-6, Texas fe lled Chi· cago 5-1, Baltimore downed California 4-2 in 12 innings and Seattle nipped New York-4·3 in 12 di s tinguished co mpany. Two players had their hilling st rea ks end at 35 ga m es - Ty Cobb pf the 1917 Detroit Tigers a hd Fred Clarke of the 1895 Louisville Colonels, Both are Ha ll of Famers. Molitor. who went 3 for 5 with three RBI and a walk. is hitting .423 (63 for 149 ) du rin g the streak with 38 runs scored , 32 RBI and a .711 slugging percenta ge. He is balling .372 for the season. · E very Milwaukee s ta rter hit , Tige rs s. Twins 0 r'---:---- - - - - -- .;. AI Detroit , Doyle Alexander A .• pitched a five- hitte r over eight inningsto gainhisfirs t vict or y as USf WANT ADS, a Tiger a nd Chet Lemon keyed a · four-run fourth Inning with a two-run doubl e. Blue Jays 7, Athletics 6 TO L At Oakland, . Calif., Char lie Moore broke a 1 for 14 s lump with an RBI double totlet hescore imd 1----,.---------.~ came home with the winning run on Juan Beniquez's fi elder's choice grounder . Molitor has alrea dy entered innings.. · Rangers 5, White Sox 1 : At Arlington. Texas , Jose Guz- •. man pitched a th ree-hit ter a nd . Pete O'Br ie n knocked In two r uns • to pace the Ra ngers. · Orioles 4, Angels 2 . At Anaheim . Calif .. Ron w a- • shlngton drilled a tWo-run doubl e • with one out In the 12th inn ing to :lift the Or ioles . Mai-lners 4, Yankees 3 :· At Seattle. Har old Rey nolds hi! ·.' a bases- loaded sacrifice fly In the 12th inning to help the Mariners s na p a seven-ga me los ing streak . ...· r;1AKE IT RUlE ... AHAI:DV 0 Parker hits game-winning homer, Reds on top ,... .. _ ROY i\LTY - Poun A sh an~ &'611 Obe~holz~r. the 1987 Meigs Jaaior Fair Queen and King. rod~ on this <'6nvertibl e in the ~f e i gs Jaaior Fair P a rade. By COLLINS YEARWOOD . UPI Sports Writer Rob Deer has been hitting . them long, and Pa ul Molitor ha s been hit ting the m for a long time. Deer hit his second gra nd s iam in Milwa ukee's last two games a nd- Molit or colleeted two dou bles a nd a s ingle to ext end his pitting streak to 35 games Thursday night and he lp the Brewers to a 14· 2 rout of the Cleveland Indians. . Deer becam e the fir st major leagu er In more th a n three years to hit gr a nd s lani s in consecutive games when he conne cted In the sixth innin g. Th e las t to accomplish Ihe fea t was Greg Lozinski of the Chicago Whil e Sox against Minnesota June 8-9. 1984 . " We have to take the press ure off Pa ~lie , " Deer sa id. "I know his back has got to be sore from ca1•rying the team the past month. He 's tr ying fir st and foremos t to win ba ilgames and w e r espect that. But his conl r ibU · lion has be('n in~re dlbl e . " · Molit or's strea k Is the longest Fair. The action got 1\ little rowdy 1\S hoy' a nd girls clamm ored for coins hidden In the saw dust. Browns prepare for Giants . . GIRL SCOUTS - Outstanding girl scouts wer e honored Wednesday night at the Meigs ('ounty F a ir Youth Night presentations. ~'rom It'll to right are Alison Gerlach. Middleport Troop 1254, outs tandin« brownie: Susan Cott~rill. Harrison· \'ille Troop 1116, runner-up outstanding hrownh•; Sherry Johnson , Middleport Troop 1039, runn er · up outstanding junior: Anita Tltom i\S, Reeds ville Troop 1015, out~tandlng junior. Le ft to right in back are Barbara 'Collerlll. llatrlsonvllle 1116, outstandin~ tarownic lender : Sarah .lohns «)n , Middleport 1039, o uL~ t andlng junior l_ea d<'r: PACK - This branil new Sal isbury Cub . Russell . . Steve Hysell: second row . I to r. Tim Scotlt J'act t ,u; took the priu for the best walking P eavley , Tra,·is Curtis, Bert Mash, John J effers. aait in the Meigs Junior Fair Parade. The group Jamie Broderick, Daniel Russell, .Josh Witherell posed for tills picture and includes: front. I to r, and Pa t Young. At the back Is Danny White, Mathew ~lorris, J am es Ge iger. Vincent Broder C ubma.ster . Th e group will be holding meetings at ick. Mkhael LeUheif, ,Jer emy Hubbard. J erim.iab the Rock Springs C burch. • Kathy Prk~ . Pomeroy Brownie Troop 1271 and Ruhy llrako•, R<o·dw UIP Junior Troop 11115, cu~ s uiJC r troop awn rd w lnnr rs. Th€' sup•\r froops . a lso shared a $50 c••• h pr lzr. G 1ft~ wer e prc•ented to 1111' mits tandlng girls. An hon or aw a rd was announct•d for Ill<' 1\llddlo•port lla lsy Troop 1212 ; led by Deaml turkins. Chosen h••s l fa ir ho11ths were llarrlsonvllh• Brow nie '"roop IIIG I d by Barhur<l Cotte_rlll and Syrac u~t· -Junior Tru<lp 1204 led hy April llarrnon. Ow•ra ll h(••t booth was S all~ bury Brownie Troop IZ20 led hy F aye Clifford. Scoreboard ... li.il~~ ;) ~ i' TODA YAT YOUR NISSAN TEST THE BEST SWEEPSTAKES/It • • Win the Car Rated .*1 in Quality,· the Nissan Santra. But hurry, your chance to win a new Sentra ends September 5th I TEST THE BEST, f_., .. \IJ II'"'"' 1-11 l"t.lllllh .t l•hh o ~>~n t~r:uwl"''" 111 M o lllfl ' ~ . nl&ht San U .,· ~tot 111 \ '• r "-. n l11 ht N'.," N . l .omr. :11 fltll'lnn;u L t~lrtM n l~hl u~ ,,m · t: I'IU .. hur,tt: h r.l \U.ant u, ,,,, u:Ku \ Z"i TEST DRIVEomong-A NISSAN SENTRA. t:..~o~ • RIDERS - Honored for their horse rldi~g : ahility at Wednesday's Me igs County Fal.t Youth 1 Night were left to right . Tracy Mi chae l of the ' Plea• ure Riders Club, a slate fair qual iller; Nikki · Meier . of Blue Ribbon Riders. grand champion · s howman: Shelly Metzger . Blue Ribbon Riders, · grand champion novice; Kyle Ord, Blue Ribbon Riders, reser ve champion novice; and Heat her Glheaut. of the Pleasure Riders, outstanding club m ember. The awards wer e presented hy Racllac l Downie, Pleasure Riders' advisor and a county 4- H committee meniher. Not prese nt were Mlkki Conley, of ihe Blue Ribbon Riders, reserve champion s howman, and Elise Me ier, a state fair <tualifler and member of th e Blue Ribhon Riders. " l~ ·•· r ntl IIORSES IN P.\Jt,,bE - These were the equestriansI taking parlin the Me igs .Junior Fair Parade. Th ey ""' mcrnho•rs Ill the ~l o l gs ~ - JJ, Plea•urc Riders. · I. r oc I·R ': I 1"1 .1111·! '1"! Ill .S!I.\ 11 M .l :l .n 11 . a • j T., r,.,ntfo N•• ~o~ ' '"' "' i\111-..·a ukt• "J.O. POWI!A- C. ~..1QuOIIIy ....... "' .n ,.,.,.,. ,_. 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Si\4 .06 52 Wi't•ks ... , ............. ............. .... Siioll . ~ COSTUMING The outfits worn by young people on the Country Critters 4-H Clukb of Racine, depleted youth today In contri\St. to youth <I In the future . The float won third place In the Me igs Junior Fair Parade. • ., TIME FOR GROOMING - The heat and humidity of the sheep barn didn't deter youngsters 'with 4-H projects from giving a final gi'oom)ng to their anlma:ls which are scheduled •• for judging ·at 4 p.m: today. Here Kris Ash ,_ asslste~ by Mike Hoffman, does final clipping on her lalnb In preparation for lhe s.how. . a 1 ( ... .. FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY '• " II (!he meeting) gave us a ll a ther e. " to score La rkin a nd Dav is. CI NC INNI\TI ( UPI I - Eve- the wes tern di vision. ''I'd been wa tehing Dave car e- chance of air ing our opinions," Cincinna ti increased its lead to ryone knows Dave Par ker holds Ted Powe r , 10-7, pic ked up the MAnHEW MODINE' 3-1 in th e second. Ku r t Stillw<'li the key to lh(' Cincinnat i Reds' full y In pract ice and h ~ wa s sa id Bell. " Ma inly what we vict ory and Mike Dunne. 7-5, was hi tti ng the bail so hard tha t we ta lked a bou t was winnin g. And the loser. J ohn F ra nco worked 1 and Ka i Dan iels walked. Larkin p('nna nt _hopt>s. IN the n s i~ g led to dri ve home Ma na ger Pete Rose knows 11 . decided to put him back in th ~ we dec ided it was a pri va te 1·3 innings of relief to ea rn his Sl ill well. Dave Par ker knows II , t-he cleanup spot ," sa id Rose aft er meeting and that we 'd leave it 24th save. P a r ker had hamm ered hi s firs t that way . Pitt sbu rgh pulled to wit hin 3-2 P a rker's . ho me run gave the n' mal nder of th C' Reds playe" R " It was jus t nil;e to win, " sa id homer s ince J uly 29 a nd eo min the third. Bonds wa lked, s tole know II , a nd so do ih (• fa ns. Reds a 4·3 l€'ad In the fifth. secontl and scored on Andy Va n Wh e n Clnci nnat I los t the NL · bincd with Bell to pu t some punch Bel l. " WP' d only los t two in a row Ci-ncinn a ti added a run in the but it s(l('ml'd lik e we hadn ' t won Siyke' s single. · West l!'a d Wedn esday , Ra sP In the Ci ncinn a t i lineup th at . seventh on Bell 's RBI doubl e. In a month ... The Pirates lie d 1he sco r ~ 3-:1in knew he had to do sorn('lh lng (o si mply hadn' t bee n prod Ucing . Barrv Bo nds hil Power' s fi rs t '' I didn 't know I wa s ba tting Besi des Parker's home run . pitch of the ga me over the left the fifth when Va n Si ~· ke d o ubi ed ge t hi s c lub go ing before lt f~ il from cont ent io n dow n th e four th when I c_a m e to the park Bell knoc ked in th ree run s with a fi eld wall for his 21st home run of a nd sco red on Sid Bream 's s in gle. a nd I almos t was lat e becau se 1· doubl e a nd s in gle a nd La rkin the season . stre tc h. The Reds ope n a weekend The Reds took a 2- 1iea d in their So he movl'd P a rker, hittin g a tt ended the funera l of an inspi· chipped in w ith three s in gles as just .2>3. back int o the clea nup r·atlonal fr iend. Charles Hudson , the Reds bea t P iits bu rg h for the half of the Inning. Larkin singled series agai ns t e as tN n division leader St. Loui s tonig ht. Ci ncinfirst time in six m eetings at a nd stopped a t thi rd on Er ic s po t Th ursday nig ht wit h Buddy today." sa id Parker . "But I asked Rose the othf' r Rive rfront Sta dium this season . Dav is ' ground -rul e doubl e . nati will send Guy Hoffma n. R- 8, &-II batting tlfth. Ka t Da nlel5 " We had our c hances ," said Pa rker was inte ntiona lly walk ed agains t the Cards' Jo hn Tudor . l ~adi n g off. Barry Lar kin hitt ing day if he wa nted to win th is th ing rlhe pcnn an!l th is year a nd whPn Pi tts bu rgh ma nager J im Ley - to load the bases and BeI'll singl<'d 3-2. in 1he open('r, second a nd Kurt Stll lw!•ll In the" e lghfh s pot. he told m ~ h ~ did. I ' uggcs tcd to la nd. " Their vetera ns. Parker ...-~----------=-----------------L-------,-----­ It was -a m ov ~ tha t prod u( ed hi m tha t he s hould climb on mv a nd Be ll. ca m(' th roug h. Tha t' s a heilu v'a club Rose has over Im me di a te re s ult s . Par ker bac k... sa id the bi g righ t fi elder. Tha t's e xa ctly wha t Ro s ~ did s mas hed a ga me-winn ing homer. his 2'2nd. IPa dln g off the fifth that Thu rsda.v. helped propel the Reds r'o a >-3 A t ~am m~et in g ca ll<;d by the ,......,..... -· victory over lhf' Pitt sbu rgh Pi - pla y ~rs lh~ms clves b£'forc t he ra il'S and gl\•c the club a s h ar~ Of gam~ a lso SN.' m ed to ha ve KI RTLAND . Ohio iUPl i th£• le ad wi th Sa n Fra nc isco In hr lped . Though lh<' Clevela nd Browns came withi n a whisker of fac ing the New Yo r k Giant s in last se aso n's Super Bowl, Coac h Mar tv Sc holtenb ei mer sa ys t h er~'s no special s ignifica nce atta ched to th is wee kend' s preMajol"!l SeilsOn game a gai nst the cha m· '1 i ftM-..fl( " :\i .).'ti Ii i lilt . ;;Il l I {l:doi iUtd pionship team . ..· ( ,, lifl .. . ¥111 • • • t\ I11Wo·d l' n ..,,. llllo'f' l'lililtofuol I .. ! Uu r nl ill s-: , tfl'f :!' • The Browns. who los t to ..~ ... i:l . liJ , . , Tt· ~~ ~ Denv e i· ·in las t yea r 's AFC " • • 1'11 " " ..... . l*! llo• st. l.truho nUl "i l' ..m ~ •• a ,lll1 . I hh•q u Cha mpionship ga me, meet the 1 1~ 13• , :"i•·• \ '• rll li' l.1 .M! '! •, Tt u t N1 1.1.,' ·., Ho • .,u lt~ \t•u• r f' iW 1.1 .lM :t Super Bow l Champion Gia nts a I S IM ruil K. \lin'"'"''"" It l'tt .... 11 .l i IU ':" ToroMtl 7, i l,.•hu td • p. m . Sa tu r da y · In Gia nt s flli • :a..c•• fl Iii . .W I ~ · 1 \lll,. .. u l.'"'' II. f 'l•'\ o•ln.r•d '! I'U I~r r h l .l Ill a.'tll ' ' 1 t Stadiu m . r,., "'" .1. cttl, .611) • "" lt h ooro· 1. 1 ~ IHor..ta ~ . l ! lnrH n l('o "I rea lly haven'r thoughl1aboul "'"'' f.l H . I ll ~.an t ' r Mt S.·~•tth· I , '~<• · • ' ' 11rk :1, I "! l n nl n ~ (" ,"".. ..."""*. i;l ,M ' " . It In thai contex t." Sc hott ~ nh e i ­ fo' rld.Q ·., fO :t mo ..., "" ti! " . .11'~ •, l hin'* ( Tll n lln ~ 1:&- iund l'..tn 1 · ~1 .1 1 mN sa id. " I think it is unlikely ' "'"" \n t o•l, l l llli Il l II ( lf'H I:1.1ut 0 '•'11 '!· .l .mel "'arr•·ll 1 nl. !. \ti ~I A lt ~ 1:1'1 1111, they wi ll see o ur bes t a nd I'm l : t l p.m. 1 :0.111 ft Jlit"111 t! ;~ Mil 13 , )tln..,....,o4 .. t \ lt~ lu ll• i1 Ill tt o-.111n 'l'h11~ ;u ' ._ tt.•.. otll" confident we won' t see the ir best t f'lo •nu•• ., I! :1. i :<l,\ p.m. fo •· 60 min utes. Th ~y ·re the ' ''"' l *'" -:. sai t ' ·"' '''"'' '" 1 K 11 11 ~ .. t ' ll ,l i •l:u ~.,_.,,.,. IJ Il l :ol )ll ho a oo · n-.."" i , Sl . t,.. ul.. I II "'• (Blt rko 'f 1·1 ,, /l: l ,\ p.m. \ll...tu. II. ( 'hh Uli I defending c ha mps. but th a t was I "lt k"lt" ( ' "'"l f. ti) ~ I l 'o•\.111' i lt111 r rl" . ..... " " • '" ,.,. ' · )1 .. ... , . . ... ~ '86. Now a ll 28 tea ms are 0-0. In .\· 'tJ, M ; l'l p . 111, l"hllwd1'4phl • ... ;.1.;&11 . , ,.,,, '! Turltftht j 1\idi ru i I ~ ) :ol I lll l llur nbo I HH1 n"-iill ,\, 1'111-.tlta rJ;h 11 " As you progr ess In preseason. t lto· ~o~ ""' : ~ I I. Ill ; :n Jt. m , 1-'r ld~ · .. f l111 u11 ... get mor e Involved In the you 1"•·' 1 1 Yo•r k \1 ;111dr :1 -: 1 "' li111 lo:l ~n ot H••UMit!il i l k-, II.Ut"" If- II 1111 t hlo·acu t Onih l•r u, i-1 ). l ll ::l j 1'-"'· 11"-' ....-t. Hll , 1:1\ p.m. upcoming opponf nl : ·· he sa id .. Ralt'imu r.• 1 t'I1U1a~WI t -ll ul -~ · ~t~ llo • ~ lUI t ' r a llo•l!o-t'tl l ll nn o•o•k.\ fH II ,,, nhelm r:or said roo kie Sc hollc ' ~' ' ""' ' 1\- l -'\) , 11 ;!1.\ p. m. ' \lonMr..-W I MIIHh""( ; .t ~ . 1::n p.m . )0 1tl11rlt 14,\ ' ' ' ( i ii!I I P"• Jo{;u• f)k•l" (·ll.lfl l"' .l- I t :11 Nl' ~o~ ' ' u rk J unk in; the Browns' fir s t Mike O r-t rult itl I h-\ O"' litld {lb.r lhtK llt--11, 1:11 p.n\. )ll•nM• .. I!(:i Ill 8 tt!<llin round dra ft pic k out of Duke. will ,_.,., ,\nlt'h"" I Mo•li<h II · : IU~ I I l.o•ar)' :&·11 t ' ' '" , ." '" 1111 U1111i.h1.nd " ' 1'1111Ja.tlt•ll!hb (f or m... 11--11 11 1111 H lollll .,') see his fir st ('X hlblllon action at K111 11.,.. .. ( ' II} 111 1 ~li ho a o.alwo•, 11 h :t11 l :'o- .\ 1. '!. 1: 1\ p. m, ( hl t'IIIJ; lJ a l Tt•\ a,., nl11 ht le ft out s ide lin ebacke r. Junkin. N , t .t.u l.. !l'tdllr !-'tl a l • lnl"lnftil ll T oor uftl u ~ I f • lllurnla. n l~~; ht t Hiifln. Wti'I-JI J, 1: :1l ll.l" an insidE' linE'bac ker at Duke, is lkllt lln nrto a t itio • ;t~tlo ·. nh:ht 1-tu .. tm r a h 1t'.._ ho., j II ) .. , \lllilll ll expec ted to play a bout hall of the ••~ttllh 1'!-- ':1 . 1: lip Ill. 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To enter, /rand print your ntme, zip COdl 1nd fiiiBphone numbBr on rhe official form or plain piBCe of 3'X5 • papar Entry forms must IJI complotltl in full to bfJ vai/IJ. o:;...;:t--"\ 2. Entry forms must be dlposilfl! with your local particl/)ltlng Nisun dealer. You may also en~r by mailing yOur sntry to: T1st Tlrl S.st SW86f1SI!kes, % Flulkner Advertising Associates, Inc. 3100 Malden Avo . -Balrimore. MBry/4rrrJ 21211. , 3. Entries mustbfl subminecron orbflfor~Sep/11171ber 5, 1981. Only one entry p~rperson isparminerJ No responsibilily Is BSSUffffd for lost. late or misdimterJ mail. ·. " 4. No Purclrlullfcssury. Prize is non-mmslmble for cash. No substitution or prize is pe'rmitted. Ont 1981 Nissan Sent,. car wiN bfJ awartleiJ. Totat valus of prize: approximately $6.399. 5. Winl!llr will bfJ sei8Cfld by rrndom lira wing from all entries recleved by an official designat•d by 'Your Nrllrby Nisun Durer• Association', whose decisiOn will be final. 6. The SWHpsllkss is opan to all rrsidents of till USA who are 18 years or older, and liCfflsrl! to IJrlvo. BXCfptemployees of Nisun or its dea/8rs, their agencies and affiliater! com/)lnies or fi/JfBSentalives. 7. Allflder~l, stafll. and local /axes will be the responsibi/1/y or the prize winl!llr. Winner IJI roqu/reri to extculun affid8vit oleligibllily ana r~rease. wlll.bfl ~frte,rmlnlll/lly ~If n11mb.rot onirl·. , r~ceive(j. Winner's name can b8 obtained by seniJing a stamped sell-addressed llJlvolopa to: Nlssan Winnor Advertising Associates. Inc. 3100 Malden Avonus, Baltimore, Maryland 21211 . , -. , 9. Winnsrgrants to 'Your linrbyNissan Oea/lirs Association·. withOutlimitaion, me right to use their name ana likeness lor any advertising and fJIOmotlon purposes. · · TAYLOR 11/SSAN' 1200 E. Slate Street • Athens, OH (614) 594-3528 Memi:Jer of Your Nearby Nissan Dealers · ,, �I • 21 1987 ' The Daily Sentinel By The Bend ", Friday, August 21, 1987 Page- 4 ... ' Beat of the bend . Hill family gathers for reunion Yes, he realty did... By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel StaH Writer Yes, Chester Oliver of Clifton, W.Va. It. is true that Robert Clarke won that yellow Chevy coupe in a raffle which was a ; part· of the cele• bration of the •• opening of the Pomeroy-Mason : Bridge some 50 years ago. : One of the daughters of the late : - Mr. Clark, Marie Roush reports •: that Robert's brother, Charles, ~ ·bought two tickets- Robert paid :, for the two as I understand it. · Charles took one and Robert got ::o ne. Robert_\VOn the car which . was a trifle small lor his family · -a coupe, butwitha rumble seat ·- since there were eight in ihe family. At any rate, the family e njoyed the vehicle tremend. ously. The vehicle was a "super" vehicle for the time and sold for over $900. Cancel put that scramble golf tournament scheduled for Aug . . 27 at the Jaymar Golf Course. Theweather- and you know it has been hot and dry- is the reason for the cancellation of the . event which was being sponsored . by the Meigs Unit of the Ameri· · can Cancer Society. Thanks to The third annual Chapman and Myrta Kerwood Hill family reunion was held Sunday at the Rock Springs Grange Hail with more than a hundred attending. Dwight Spencer, a friend oft he The Meigs Junior Fair Parade family , had table grace. Special at the fair Wednesday night was I know ·- the Meigs County music was presented by Cathy nice and it was delightful to see Fair is underway and it's a busy McDaniel, Janice Lavendar, and a ll three of tile high school bands Ma,rk Matson. Howard Ervin time. on hand for the event. I was especially happy to see · However, Teresa Kennedy is brought some pictures of the that the Southern Local High still taking applications for older generations and Hele n booths, concessions and craft Wolfe displayed pictures of Han· School Band has come such a sales space for the Middleport nab Slats Hill, Chapman and long way in no time. The band Block Party which will be held on Myrta Kerwood Hill, taken' over had been down to about zero 50 years ago. Other pictures Sept. 19. when it was taken over really concerning the Hill families were There is a new electrical quite recently by Roberta Maid· . also enjoyed by those at the ens. In view of that time system ibis year , so problems st ructure. tlie bimd turned in an encountered las t year will be reunion. Plaques were presented to excellent performance Wednes- avoided. Teresa would like to day night. I am proud of the spirit hear from you - give her a ring Mattie B. Hll. 84. the oldest person there; Travis Wilford. a I 992· 2026. I saw working with the group. two, the youngest boy; Ashley The excellent emcee work of . Someone dumped a trio of · Hill. two months old, the young· the parade was done by Steven kittens on High St. ln Pomeroy es t girl; Dana and Bernice Figiel of WMPO - and if that las I name isn't spelled correctly and Florence Smith has been Winebrenner, longest married. endeavoring to see that they are 44 years; Richard and Wendy Steve, blame your coworkers fed and taken care of- 11 you'd Hill. newest married, nine they gave me the spelling. like to adopt a kitten and give II a months. Mattie Hill had the moslfamily Congratulations to Martha and good home_. call Florence at Bill Slater, long time residents of 992-6714. I'm sure she'll be most Hudson St. in Middleport, who happy to hear from you. marked their 42ild wedding anniAnd schools will begin for the versary this week. See how time new year Tuesday - now why is Illes wheo you're havin ' fun? 11 that I seem to det ec t that you parents are really smiling big? Pomeroy has a new business- you who were brave enough to sign up to play - however, it's no go- and the event will be held at a later point in time. Buttons imd Bows - which sells children's and youth clothing. Owner of the business is V,lcky Ferrell and the phone number, which isn' t in the book as yet, is 992-5177. .' Fair. Other winners in the middleweight class, . 3200 pounds and under. were Whitt, second, Cala· way and Sons. Reedsville, Donald DeWitt, Frankfort, and Applications being made The Meigs Local School Dis· · . trlct Is making application to the Ohio Department of Education, . division of educational services, , for federal funds available . through Chapter II of the Educational Consolidation and Im' provement act of Public Law 95-35. The application and all related documents are available lor inspection and comments of parents and the general publtc. Persons Interested in viewing or discuss ing the application should contact Wendy Haiar. Federal programs coordinator, Saltsbury Elementary School. McGuire and sons, Crown City. In the heavyweight class, second and third place winner was Bahmer Allender, Barnesville, wllh George Espey of New Lehlman taking fourth, and George Guthrie, Guysville, taking fifth. Cash prizes were awarded in eight places, $150 for first, $125 for second. $115 for third, $95 for fourth, $1!0 for fifth, $64 for sixth, $50 for seventh, and $40 lor eighth. RYAN WILLIAM AMBERGER Kiddie tractor pull results Winners in Thur$day' s kiddie tractor pull at the Meigs Coun(y Fair held in the show ring were. 35 to 55 pound wetght class , Jason Pullins, first, and Justin Roush, second; and in the 56 to 75 puond weight class, Eric Wagner. first, and Billy Smith, second. Quote of the day SINGING -Dan Hayman and the Faith Trio will be among the • • slnlfln~~: groups alibis year's Bend Afea Gospel Sing on Aus. 23 at Union Campgrounds, two miles back of New Haven, W.Va. Basket '. dinner at I2 noon. Singing will start at 1:30 p.m .. rain or shine. Oilier featured singers include Conrad Cook and the Calvary t;choes; Sincere Gospel Quartet; True Gospel Sounds; and Re!lectklns Trio. Everyone welcome. ' • • A mburger birth The Me igs County Department of Hea ltJJ Is announcing the c hedule for the pic kup or WI C , program coupons lor September. Dates are Aug. 31, Sept. 1 and Sept. 4. 9 to 11 a.m. and lto 3 p.m. Makeup da ys are Sept . H and Sept. 21 during th e sa me hours . ,, ,JASON, JUSTIN HYSELL f p ' NATURE, ART AND INDUSTRY AWARD WINNER - Peggy Crane, Middleport, was the winner of the special nature , art and Industry award ~~:Iv•n lhl• year fur her entry in "Country Jason and Ju s tin Hyse ll. twin sons of Karia DeMoss and Tracy Hysell celebrated thPir first' birthday. Aug. 17. A Care Baer theme was carried out with the cake bPing baked by Helen Prunty of Ga lli· polls. Ca ke. ice cream. chIps , and koolald were served to the maternal grandmot her. Est her DeMoss. the paternal grandmother, Grace Hysell. Kathy Fife, Tracy and TPrrl, Doug Phalin. Joshua and Christy, Kim Fife. Jennifer and E ddie, Jr., . Vicky Abbott. Beth·. ~aron and Jamie, James Smith, Pennv Dudding, Sandy and Brian, and Mathew Dalley . SATURDAY "Cam p'Grounds, 2 miles back of BURLINGHAM - Homeco m- . New Haven: basket dinner 12 ing will be held at 1 p.m . . noon; singing starts at 1:30 ralri Saturday at the Word of Life or shiQe wi(h singers including Church , Burlingham. There will Calvary Echoes, Sincere Gospel be a covered dish dinner on the Quartet. Reflections Trio, True ground. Singles for the program Gospel Sounds, Dan Hayman and Include Sea Walkers, Columbus: the Faith Trio. Full Gospel Travelers, ·Word of Life Singers and United Gospel PT. PLEASANT - The 25th Singers. Public welcome. Weaver Reunion will be held Sunday at ieh Mason County RED ' BRUSH - Weekend Farm Museum, Point Pleasant, meetings will be held at Red W.Va. Basket dinner at 1 p.m. Brush Church of Christ ·on Decendants fo Nicholas and Bashan Road. Saturday service, Margaret Weaver and all friends 7, p.m . Surlday services, 9:30 arfd relatives invited. Bring lawn a.m. and 6 p.m. Denver Hill of chairs . Foster. W.Va. will speak. Eve· ryone welcome. MONDAY RACINE - Southern ·Local POMEROY Belies a nd Sc hool Board will meet In regular Beaus Square Dance Club is session Monday night, 6:30p.m., sponsoring a dance on Saturday a t the high school. from ·8 to 11 p.m . at the senior SYRACUSE -A free commun· citizens center in Pomeroy . Ron ily sllin testing clinic will tJe held Dunbar, caller. Everyone eveningfrom4: 30to6:30 Monday welcome. . p.m. at' the Syracuse Municipal Building. The testing will be done FROST - Gospel sing, 7 p.m. Saturday at Faith Chapel Com- by Joan Tewksbary,R. N. A blood pressure clinic will be held munity Church, Frost, featuring during the sam!' hours. the Robinson Family. NEW HAVEN - Bend Area gospel sing, Sunday at Union RUTLAND- An open meeting of the Rutland Garden Club will be held MoJ\day at 7: 30 p.m •. at the Rutland Methodist Church. Mrs. Joe Bolin, presklnet of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, will make flower arrangements. A meeting of the host club will be held immediately follow· lng the open meeting .for the · ( SocSec: WIC disrriburion How ·to deal with claims ... Security offices handl ed over 66 By Lou Horvath million of these after application Field Representative Over 37 million Americans now · actions . receive monthly Social Security If you have a question about checks and every so often, some of these people need to contact your claim, a change in status to their Social Security office with report, or some notice with which an information request. a prob- you need help, here are some lem, a notice or letter that needs guidelines that will make the further explana lion, or a report process simpler and quicker. ' of a cha nge in benefit status. As a KNOW YOUR CLAI M matter of fact. last year Social NUMBER- Whenever you have a question about your Social · Security benefits. always have your claim number handy. Your claim number Is the Social SecUrity number of th e -person whose earnings were used for your benefits. That number will ha ve a letter following it which deslgnales what type of benefits you get. By having that claim number ready, you make it a lot easier fo r your Social Security representative to gel the information necessary to properly answer your question. School beginning Sout bern Local School District Supt. Booby Ord announces that classes for students oransc hools In the di strict will begin Tuesday morning and schools will operat e on the sa me t 1'\lC schedule as las t yPa r . Mrs . Charles !Bea) Lisle. who re c enty underwent m ajor surgery re·enten-d Universit y Hos pital Thursday for addltona l testing. ... ' v. DOUBLE WINNER - Betty Dean, Pomeroy. took hoth'lhe belli of show lllld the reserve belli of ~ how in Thul"!!day· ~ Mt•ill'! C'ountly Fair flow<•r show . tltr IM'sl of show in th~ miniature dt'lliJtn dass of "('ounlry Brt•f.'Zc " featured grapevine and celoisa. arran~cment while her "Country Cousins" using red barberry and celos ia in two t·ontalners wa._~ 'r es-erve hest of show. CAMILLA YOt\ CHAI\1 ·: Fair hosts annual flower show attendance was Keen , Hebron, the person traveling the longest distance. Steve Feldman. Ga l· veston. Texas. Next'ye ar' s re un· ion will be held the third.Sunday in June with the locat ion to be announced Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Hayman, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hayman. Jerry Lee Hayman. James Hayman. Bruce Bissell, Mr. and Mrs . Hayward . purpose of voting on new of Health is announcing the Bissell. Todd Bissell. Jeremy D. members. Dues are payable . schedule for the pickup of WIC Jackson. Mindy Wells. Glen program coupons for September. Abies, Mr,. , and Mrs. Stanley TUESDAY Dates a re Aug. 31. Sept. 1 and Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Howard POMEROY - Meigs County Sept. 4, 9 to 11 a.m . and lto3p.m. Lawrence. Howie and Danny , Litter Control Advisory Board Makeup days are Sept. 14 and . Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. will meet Tuesday, 7:30p.m .. at Sept. 21 during the sa me hours. Marlin Feldman, Galveston, the agriculture extension office Southern schools Texas: Mr. and Mrs. John on Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Southern Local School District Henderson and Pat. 1 Portland; Supt. Bobby Ord announces that Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keen. He bron; Special meeting classes for students of all schools Mr. and Mrs . Ray Young, ReedA special meeting of the Meigs - in the district will begin Tuesday sllle, Mr._and Mrs. Craig DouLocal School District Board of morning and schools will operate gan, Athens . Education will be held at 9:30 on the same time schedule as last a.m. Monday at the central office year. in Middleport to disc uss person- Bend area gospel nel and consider any other A Bend Area Gospel Sing wlil business which may lawfully be held at the Union Camp come before 1he board. Grounds, two miles in back of Special meetins New Haven , W. Va., Sunday. The Meigs County Board of Basket dinner at noon , slngin at FIIDAY, AUGUSt 2ht Elections will meet at In special 1; 30 p.m., rain or shine. session at 4 p.m. Monday to Open house certify the validity of petitions A Large Serving of Cr..my •nd DellcioueMac•onlandCh...e, tervedwlth ourHo· Rejoicing Life Baptist School mem.t. Cot ...... •nd IHad . ..n• and Vour Chol~ of 1 Hot ButttfM Roll or HO· filed for the Nov. 3 general on North Second Ave., Middlemem!Mte Billeuit election. port, will hold an open house MAC. I CHEESE ALONE .....................~........................ •2.37 WIC coupons from noon to 2 p.m . Sunday. The The Meigs County Department public Is Invited. ~UNDAY, 'AUGUST 23rd This Week's Speelals MACARONI/CHEESE DINNER ....... S3.42 , :·: · , "A Little Bit or Country" with miniaturr artlstlr arrange· mrnt s. all under right lnchrs. "'as featurf'd a t Thursda y's seco nd flower show or l.he Meigs County Fair. Taking both th<• "bes t of s how" a nd the "reserve best q! show " was Betty Dea n. Poml'roy , with Peggy Cran c. Middleport . win· ning the "nature, art . a nd Indu s· try award " rosclt£'. The 'horticulture sweepstak!'s award wf"nt to Opal G ru eser . Pomeroy, who swept the duhlia classes. winning five blue rib" bans . fou r red ribbons . a nd one whltr ribbon In thr classes for decorative, cactu s, semi-cart us. porn porn and' bail duhii(IS. The only othrr ribbon wlnn<'t' In the classes lor dahlias wcn·r to Ali ce Thompson. a third in porn porn . In ail of the rose classes. Ruth E•·win, Pomeroy, was thr only Donia Crane, 1986 Fair Queen. McEwen is in the nrace for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate in 1988. VISITS FAIR- U.S. Sen. Boh McEwen chatted wilh falrgoers at Tuesday's' Meigs County Fair. While viewing the dis plays in the Junior Fair huilding, he paused for a moment to visit wllh I Hayman reunion is conduaed Descendants of Ed and Liza Hayman held their annual famliy reunon Sunday a t Forked Run State Park . Jim Keen gave the blessing before the covered dish dinner Recognized as the oldest In ; Cousins." Peanuts were used lor the. container of the five inch arrangement with scouri ng rush and golden rod a~ the other plant materials . Hospiralized Hysell ·twins note birthday \ ~- ( Community calendar/area happenings SUNDAY • MIDDLEPORT - Open house '• 12 noon to 2- p.m . Sunday at , Rejoicing Life Baptist School tn ' ·:Middleport for public to tour expanded facilities and talk with staff for new school year. ' By United Press International William Dixon: campaign manager of former presidential candidate Gary Hart, saying the Democrat may re-enter the race this fall: "If he comes to grips with his imprudent behavior' and the big mistakes he has made, and he apologizes for his conduct, then I think ills likely he will follow the advice of his family and his many supporters and re-enter the race to talk about issues." baden, Darlene Good, Deana Good, Jayne Good and Bob Keister; Long Bottom. Gladys · Hill, ,Susie Kerwin, Reedsville; Dwight Spen~er, Willard and Lois Ebersbach, Che~ ­ ter; Mary Cox. Gallipolis; Mattie Hili. Clark, Hill, Terry and Janice Hilt, Christy. Andy and Matthew . and Myrtle Imboden , ail of Columbus; Linda Black, Jason and Larra. Jerri Poling and fiance, John Myers; Ashley Underwood, and Charles and Helen Wolfe, Carroll ; Belly Wicks and Janna , Donna Good of Lancaster: Michael _"a nd Brenda Cunningham, Timmy a nd Chris of Bremen. · . Bonnie Hili. Dan Hill a nd fia ncee, Bonnie Co tton, Lodi ; Tom .find Barbara Hill. Apple· creek. Mike and Jean Gas. Sta nley Neff. and Janna Mora , Ma y Wilkenson . Leonard SC haff. ter, Billy Joe and Emma Branham. Billy Joe. Jr. , and Jimmy. Theresa Robinette and Des iree, Wooster; Je rry and Mary Hill a nd Quane. Medinaa; Rick Wi c ks and_ Lea h. Richmond . Ind. Bll a nd · [lecky Amberger. Racine. are announcing the birth of a son, Ryan William , on July 13. at the Holzer Medical Center. Th e infant weighed nine pounds, three ouncPs and wa s 21 inches long. They have a daughter. Bethany Diane. two. Mat er· nal grandparent s art> Ralph and Madeline Painter. Middleport . a nd · maternal great grandmot her . Frances Hys<'ll. Pome roy . Paternal gra nd · mother is Margaret Amberger. Chester. and the great · grandfa ther Is .Ja mes Sp<:ncN, Racine. ··· Horse pulling contest results announced Gien'n Whitt, Oberlin, took first J n the mlddlewelgl:Jt class. and Eilts Derry, Zanesville, first in · the heavyweight class, of the hor!;e pulling contest held Thursday night at the Meigs County members present and the plaque was given to Bonnie Hill who had the most present in Mattie' s family. Rick Wicks and daugh· ter. Leah. traveled the fartnesl , from Richmond, Indiana . Jayne Good won the door prize: The fourth annual reunion was set for Aug. 14 at the Shrine Park in Racine. potluck at 1 p.m. Those attending were Howard artd Nancy Ervin, Steve and Rhonda Dailey, Heather and Shawn. Roger and Beverly '1\111lford, Bradley and Travis, Ron and Teresa Wilson, St ephanle and Stacy, Sharon Hubbard and Chad. Jim Maynard, Herb a nd Patricia Ervlri. Maycn and Joshua , Howard, Jr . and Sally Ervin, Sara, Kacy, and B. J ., Paul Ervin Ron Hill, Eric and Toby. Joyce Otto. Daniel. Micah a nd Stephanie, Mark and Sharon Matson. John a nd Jill, Richard a nd Wendy Hill a nd Ash lee, Sam Shain. Ruth Shain, Samuel. Em ily and Matthew. ·all of Racine. Dana and Bernice Wine· brenner, Leonard and Ora Bass. Mark Brown, Thurman Martin, Jr .. and .Janice Lavendar. Syra· cuse:· Cathy McDaniel a nd James, Helen Hill, Elma lm- ribbon winner. She took al l three places in hybrid tea , and llrsl and second in both llori bunrla 11nd grandlflora . ' In junior hor tic- ulture. Be n Cra ne took a ll rst in ,·egcta bl r bas ket. with Billy Crane taking see(l nd. in 'the a rti stic arrangement l'lassPS, th~ ribbon and premium winners. listed , fir s t. srco nrt and third. were as follows : · ·country Smell s ". rhr ee inches overa ll u s in~ herbs or spices : Me lanie Stet hem . Pome· roy : Eva Robson. P omeroy: a nd ShPii a Taylor. Pomeroy. "Country Walks" , fi ve Inches high using roadside mat eri als : Pegw Crane. Bett;· Dr an. and Jo Hill. Long Bottom . • "Country Llff'" . olgh t Inches including a figurin e : Ruth Erwin. Peggy <;:rane. Eva Robson. "Country Roads", three Inc h Yoacham birthday line a rra ngement : Me lanie Ste· them . Betty DPan. Peggy Crane. "Country Rf'freshmenls", five in ches in a jug or !Jottlc: Betty Dean. En Robson . and Peggy Crane. "Country Rreeze" , s howi ng motion, flv<' In ches overall: B<'tty Dean , .Janet Koblent 7., P egJ.:Y Cr-ane . "Coun try High". e ig ht inch modC'rn or a_~s t rac l : Pf'ggy Cra ne, .Janet Koblentz, Belly Dr a n. '·country Cousins". us ing two con ta iners : Bert;• Dean. P eggy Crane. and Sheila Taylor. · Junior a nis tl c winner s were BE'n Cra ne. fir s t, and Billy Cra ne. second , in -'-'Country Tunc", fl v~ inches overall using lwo contain· ers: a nd Billy Crane , fir st. a nd Ben Cran e, second , In "Country . eight Inches overa ll -"" "'" roadside mat eria ls . Camilla Yoa cham recenll\' ce lebrated her eighth birthday with fr iends and relatives at a swimming party at London Pool in Syracusr. C'amilla will be in the third grad!" at Racin e Elementary and is thr daughter of Mark and Nancy Yoa cham. She has two s isters , Mayla and Lena ., to know . . I{ you give your · representative as much information as possible about yourself and your situation. you'll be sure' to get the answer for your particular question. Consistent questions get consistent answers. . BRING THE LETTER WITH YOU - Whenever you receive a nol'ice or letter that you · reel needs more explanation, be sure to have it with you when you contact your Social Security office. More often than (lot, the notice came· from one of regional program centers. Local offices don' t get copies of those letters. To better help you understand or respond ·to the notice, your Social Sel':urity representative needs to see it. With the letter In hand, your representative can usually clarify the matter for you in a short time. Probably the best advice of all is to be certain to contact Social ' BE CLEAR ABOUT WHAT Security with your questl(ms YOU WANT- Sometimes I hear rather than a .neighbor or ·an people say that they got several acquaintance. That 's the best different answers to the same .way to avoid hassles and question from different represen- misinformation. tatives at differe nt limes. It 's been my experience that In just about every case that question has been asked somewhat differentiy in eac h instance. Social Security is a pretty complex GRAVELY TRACTOR system of coverages and benefits SALES & SERVICE and there is seldom a simple. 204 Condor St. general answer to cover all Pomeroy, OH . situations . Try to be specifi c with . Phone 992·2976 your question and what you want rr::::::::::::::::::::::::;- SPRINS I. SUIIfllfER. HOURS Monday thru Friday 9 to :s Saturday 9·1 Applications being made The Meigs Local School District is mak ing appli catio n to the Ohio Depart men! of Education, division of edu ca tional serv ices, lor federal funds available through Chapter II of the Educa· tiona! Consolidation and Im provement act of Public Law 9>-35. The application a nd ali r elated do c ~m ent s are available for inspection and comments of pare nts and the general public. Persons Interested in viewing or THE GRAVELY SYSTEM discussing thE' application should cont act Wendy Ha lar , Fedet·a i programss coordinator . Salis· bury Elementary School. • Americas"' Dog Food PURINA ·-- DOG CHOW REG. 515.80 2.50 • .. NOW $13.30 • ·, • PURINA • , CAT CHOW . . REG. S12.90 1.00 •• • ' 20 LB. BAG ' •·'. 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER .............. S4.45 . Thre. Gen•ous I lied Plect~ of O~dtn De• Fried Chicken 'Served With M11htd REGISTRATION 4-i p.m. Fri., Aug. 21 9 a.m.-2 p.m. ·Sat., Aug. 22 GYMNASTICS, TUMIUNG nNY TOT CLASSES Fer More lorforOMtiOII: IIEW lOUIS: MON.-THUIS. 9:00-9:30 Fll. 9 A.M.-10 P.M.; SAT. 10-10; SUII. 10-9:30 iKrrhauu4'11' nf <:!r4r.atrr . IOUTE 7 .. HSTAUilNT . 915~3132 CHESTEI ••l • ', ' •• '• .' •' •• ~. ' \ .• . R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO.l PotMo11 1nd Homlmlllle Gr.vy. O.Udout G,_.. B~ant With Muahrooms Vur Choloe of • Hot butter:ed Roll or HomtmMI• lltcuh tnd M••w.ll HouH Cati.. at 8-.le OecettitnltM, bOih Freth~ Brewlld fA Smell Drink Mev Be Subtt~utecfl . SO LB. BAG 399 W. MAIN ST. Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2164 ~NW~W-n~~-~lp••~~ena~~IMedp~u•~. ulac a variety of 1tltcha, woa of ahow"ln domestic~ for Either Ward of Pomeroy. Mrs. Ward'• needlework wa8 In . compeUtlon for the top award with more than 3811 entries· In I he deptUime•t. NAP TOO~;--: noi!H, of carnival rides and game hawken, or the crowds chatting away, didn't bother young,Matthew Smith who took allernooli nap as usual. The almosllwo-year·old aon of Terr, . IUI~ Charles. Smith, Rutland, enJoy~ the kiddie rides 11nd lrtiat's of the' fair before drifting off Into slumberla~d in his stroller. I The Store With "AH llllds Of Stuff" For Pats, Stalllas, l.arp & s-H Anilllllls, l.awM and G...-dans �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .-.••.. · 1987 Friday, August 21, 1987 U .* '. ....._., _ U . Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio W u rERIENCE THE JOY .O f RELIGION§§§ : . Message and Church USED CARS, ~ . MEIGS nRE I Sl. " Rt.- Ray Riggs Ph. 915-4100 Chester \ ~ CENTER, INC. ft~·(~ John _F. Fultz, Mgr. • MIDOLEPORT BOOK StORE Church & Office Supplies •• t9 Mill sr. The Interested Businesses Listed On ThiS ., 992·3325 Pomeroy Middleport Nationwide Ins. Co. lB 2f6 s. Second Pomerov Ph. 992-2101 ~ j .. of Columbus, 0 . 804 • • II Complete Automotive ~ , Locust & Bee(h Street , MARKET HOGS - Melissa Guess and Lis>\ Burke, left to right, had the reserve a nd grand market hogs, respectively, at 'l'ues- Phone (614) 142-2777 992 ~ 9921 PomeHg Flowe~ Shop Count:v'.~ OltiPIH Flori., , 362 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 46789 814 / 992·2844 day's Junior Swine Show at the Meigs County Fair. Both girls are members of ~ the Allred Livestock 4-H Club. ·• 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy ,_ RNt~!e~~RDWAR:r S~ws e'l Michelle as they ride a rabhlt on the midway oft he Meigs County Fair. · GroceriesG~neral Homelile Ro~lings-Coats-Biower FUNERAL HOME "Serving Familitt" We tend to visualize a chuicli, as a huge edifice on the order of a cathedral, but this is a far cry from many a house of worship. Particularly in a small town, it can be any sort of a structure. However, it must depend heavily on the handful Of worshippers who comprise the ~ congregation; for it is they WhO help it 8faW and prosper by their OIVfl SUpport and by bringing in others to join them. One such church recendy m<J\Ied from the town hall into a vety impressive " £ obi] h Th • arrangement 0 ffi e Offies. e congregatlon ~IS of perhaps forty people, Whose generOmty ~..__,__ ged rovid · d noncu= mana to p e a p111110 an an organ, When dedicated people are determined to mplish goal nothing . ' posst'ble Attend QCCO a ' IS UD • YOUR House of "'orship' regularly and help it any ' Rem"em berthat flO matter hOW small way ;W'IU can ' ~.;.Ia it is, God'5 love is aJways there to !5"""' you. '-"'trchllndise R•cinrf4f·1SSO CHAPMAN ...,,.,,., ., Q.n,. SHOES ,.., ,,,. .. 104 E. MAW ST. POIJIIOY 2U S. 21141, Mldtlltpilrt 992-2815 992-5141 • (row's Family Restcue11t "F•~~~tltf Kt~~r,jg Flltl C41d•• " 221 W. Miin St., Pomeroy 992 ~ 5432 '------------~ - GRAND PAIR -The grand champion pair of market hogs at Tuesday's Junior Swine Show at the Meigs Coun'ty Fair belong to Eric Powell. TRJNm• O UJRCH, John llltr. ln!rrim pao;. '"" Dr- Buck. SUOO.y S<ll>ol SUpt. Churrh School 9: 15 a.m.; Worship Sm-to »Jl a .m. Choir ll't.>aro.;.al. ~ay . 7::tl p.m. urwk'r dl· rf'('tlon of U)l'i; Dur1 . POM£110\' C'HURCH Of' 11lE NIIZA RF:NF.. Com-r·""""' i!M Multnry. RN. 'T'hom:t" flk'fl MC'Clu_,., paslor. Norman l"n"1.· k"''· s. S. ~p .. ~"'lay ~l"oo l . ~:II a.m.; mornln~ '-"«"'hlp 10: .11 a m : t'\'Nt !~ !li('f'\'h' 6 p.m : mld-·\4ff·k f'i(>.-vi((o, w.-..:lnNida,v, 7 p.m. ('Jl;lt;'J;: ~; rlst~PAI. CJIUROI . :rl6 F.: Main St .. Pt:.'in'v'r'OV. Si.Jndav ~: Holy ctiii'T\tl1ur00n on tt.:o nnu ~..Cay of Poch mo n1 h. and rttntJirw'tt Y.11 h mtn\lnJ~: 1lrayt"1' on IN' Powell is a meniber of the Alfred Livestock 4-H Club. • ' . ,. .- •-;,... •• • ' -~ BEST BAND- The Eastern High School Band, directed by William Hall, won tJic prize lor being - ...... ..,. jud~:ed lht• rh!(d(t~~· Mornln~pntyf•ra nd ~on ,.u... h(-r SU ncluVf'. rwf thr rnonlh . Qluf'('h Sc-hool .. ,md NuN"r" car(• pmo.'kk'd Cotff'f' how' In I he 1.><-st band in the MeiiJli .Junior Fair Paradt•. • , club members took part along with their dairy cattle In the Meigs Junior•'air rParade. . .,. : RESERVE PAIR - The grand champion :reserve pair of market hogs at Tuesday's ,Junior :Swine Show at the Meigs County Fair belon~; to Mi chael lloffman, a member of the Alfred Livestock 4-H Club. Trends: Veal Calves. steady: FcedPr •. . ' ,_' . ' .• • ~ • -:.. .. ~ ,_"' •• ·,. ·£: ...~ . ...._ '.;-; { ... <A' .. , ,...;.i .' ' • ,.• •. 'W' l o --' ... . . .~· ' -· • ~. ..... l ..,.. ~ " ' • ' ~-- - .. • • • ... • . I I • •t~ ... ~'"!! ~ ' '. •• "" '~ ~ --~ SOUTHERN - The Southern lll gh School B3nd, . ' • OHIO \lALLEY LlVJ!IITOCK Market Report lor Aug. 15, 118'7 Sale Eve ry Saturday at 1:01 p.m. .· . .. .. ,,"\. ~ ' "- . .. 6~ ""' directed ' by- Rllberta Maidens, led the Meigs Junior Fair Parade. Cattle, siE'ady; Cows. Sl-$1 .50 lower; SteE'rs & YParllngs, med. !ramp •1 & r.l , 250-300 lbs, $80-$140; 300-100 lbs, $78~ $121 : 4()0.500 l~s. $76,$92; 500-600 lbs. $66 . 50~ $77: 600-700 lbs. $62~$71 .50; 700-600 lbs, $58.50$70.50: 600 lbs & up, $58. 50-$65. 7~; Heifer s, med. frame •1 & #2, 25Q.JOO lbs, S68-S88: 300-100 lbs, $63-$77; 400-500 lbs. 563.50$73.50; 500-600 lbs, $6()-$'72.50; 600-700 lbs, $61 .50-$68.50; 700-600 lbs, $58~ 50-$65~50: 600 lbs & up, $56.50·$63.50; Bulls, med. fram e •I & ll'l, 250-300 lbs, 177·$131; 300-100 lbs , $74-$117; 400~ 500 lbs. 172.50-178.50; 500-600 lbs. $62.50~ 173: 600-700 lbs, $59-$68.50; 700~ 600 lbs, $58~55-$67. 50; BOO lbs & up, $58.50-$62.25: Holsieln Bulls. 300-500 lbs, $58-$68.50; Butcher Bulls. 1200 lbs & up, utilities, ~1 . 50-S!i7; ca nners & cutters,, $46-$53; Butcher Cows, ulllUics, $40-$47; c annt>rs & culters, $35-$44; heUeretle type ' "CCws, up to $53; Lt. Wt . low grade cows, $3~down: Sprlng~r Cows, $285-$500; Cow & Calf comb., $420-$775; Veal Calves, c hoi ce & prltnE', S87-S92; med . grade. $68·$82; Baby~ Calves, by the head, $140-down . Top Hogs: 200-210 lbs, $~4-$59; 210-240 Jbs, $57-$58.25; Butcher Boars, 400 lbs & up. $39-$44; Butcher Sows, 300-100 lbs, $40·$45; 4()()..600 lbs, S44·S49 ; Pigs by lhe head, none. Foeder Calf Sale Aug. 29, 1987. Callie r£>Celvfd Friday or early Saturday morn Ing. All sales to begin at1:00 ·p.m . AmENS LIVESTOCK SALES Au1. II, IIIA7 Slaughter Ste-ers: $62.50; SlauR'hter He lters: $59.00; Cat tle Prices : Fe"eder Sieers: (G<lod & Choice) 300~ 500 lbs, $78-$87; 500-700 lbs, 168. 50~$71.00; Feeder Heifers: (G<lod & Choice) 300-500 lbs, 173-180.00; ~110-7110 lbs, 165.50-168.25;. Feeder Bulls : (Good&: Choice) .100-500 lbs, • $70-$81; 500-700 lbs, $62-$69.50; Slauj!hler · Bulls: <Over 1000 lbs) , $51.2!>-$55.2!1: Slaughtrr Cows: Utilities, $45.:15-$48.50; can ners & cutters, $39.50-144. 75; Springer Cows: (By the head ), S--.; Cow & Call · Pairs: (By the unit) , $JII0.$5!0; Veals: (Choice & Prime), $89-$; Baby Calves : ( By the head) , $25-S85; Baby Calves: (By the pound) , $71-$88. : Hog Prices: (#I Barrows & Gills) 200-240· lb1, $55.$58.40; Butcher Sows, $#$47.50; ' Butcher Boars, $45-S48.25; Feeder Pigs: (By the head), $2H73. Sheep Prices; Slaughter Jambs, $64 .50; !Feeder lambs, 173. . • ;3 • • • • • ' 1:00 P.M. Pretty B&by Contest -Show Ring on .Hill 1: 00 P.M. ChainSaw Contest- Grandstand 2:00 P.M. Peggy Gillispie Stylettes Twirling - Hill Stage 4:00P.M. Barbara's School of Dance - Hill Stage 4:00P.M. Quarter Horse Races 4:00 P.M. Kiddie Tractor Pull 6: 30 P.M. Lone Wolf Band - Hill Stage 7:00P.M. Tractor Pull & 4-Wheel Drive Truck PuiiCentl:r Field 8:00P.M. Blitzkrieg '- Grandstand 'lr, - ·~· " • • ' .RENE. - ~"' \. ••• I , \ j~ !. •s . t, At-t end The church· Of @jfiD:{~ c... ' ' ., ,, your Choice ' (614)992-2039 or (614)992-5721 · ·106 htlt<nul Avt., P-roy, Db. . GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 and luth Ann fo• J MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN · IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas Communit y off Ct. Rt. Rev. Robert Sander$, pastor. Jeff Holtl"r, Ja y , leader; F.:d Roilsh, Sund ay School Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.rn, ; morning worship and children's church 10; 30 a .m .; eve nlllll preaching Sf'rvtcP first thr{le Sundays, 7: 30p.m .: SPE'Clal service fourth Sunday t>venlng, 7:30 p.m.: Wednf:>sday Prayer Meeting, Blb.l• S1udy and You1h Fe llow~ -- . Veterans . Memorial Hospital 82. shi!'t!&'ll:~·"liF 115 E. Meonarial Dr. . 992-2104 Pemt~y ~;~~~~~~-~~~~~3~r~~~O~;F ' ~J'R~ SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 flOWIIS FOI IVIIY OCCASION . GOD OF PROPHECY. Located on 0 . J . Whitt' Road of Highway 160. Pat Henson, pastor. Sunday School 10 CHRis:l'a.m. Classes for all ag•s ~ Junior Church 1J - . Joseph B. Hoskins, e vangelist. Sunda Y' a.m.; Morning worship 11 a.m. AQult Bible Sludy9 a .m .: Worship, tO a.m .: Sun !" Choi r practice 6 p.m . Sunday. Yaung PPO· day evening s,ervlct> 6 p.m.: Wednesday: pie's, Child ren's Church and Adult Bible evE'nlng servlcP, 7 p.m . ,.. ,Study , Wedn•sday at 7: 30p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL. 570 Grant Rt . 124. Wil liam Hoback. pastor. Su nd a¥: St .. Mldd1Pn11n ·•- , Affiliated wlttl Sou thern School10 a.m. ; Sunday evE'nln~ SE"rviCE>-1 Baptist p.m. Wedne-sday £>venl nR servlct' 7 p.m ... II SConv•nllon. d Sch David I ID Bryan , Sr., Ml ~ n s or. un ay oo a .m .: Mornln~ CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Ch eadl~. worship 11 a.m .; EvPnln~ wors hip 7p.m.; Supt. Sunday School 9: 00 a .m. Mornlr\g> Worship 10: 30 a.m. Prayer serv ice. altern· ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . . : Wednesday •vonln~ Blbl• study and ·pray£>r mf:'f'llna 7 p.m. ate Sund ays. " a'., ,a t 7·.~" p.m~... M•n's Pray• r Br•.a klast . Tuesday, 7:30p.m . BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St . " .., ' • r REORGANIZED CHURCH OF Jrnts R 12 THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Wf'fl nrsdav . 7 a .m . IGraC'f''l . · CHRIST OFLA~R DAY "'INTS Po 1 !. . 4 and Co . Rd . 5. Ma:rkSe{'VE' rs, minis· APOSTOLI C FAITH - New Lima Rd .. ' n oN ' I I£.. ,yt, ' r . ter Sunday School Supt . HarrY Hen · SU - Chur<·h School. 9: 30 a .m .: la nd·Racln e Road . William Roush, pastor . .'drlcks; Sunday Schoo l 9: 30 a.m .; Morn In a_ n.:ox t to for t Mei ~s Park. Rulland. Robert Mor nln ~ Won; htpl0: 45 !:1 . m . flrst· a nd th lrd Linda Evans, church school director . . oi> 'hi 10 '" E I " Rlchards. ·pasl or. Sf"rv:h:''j:'S at 7 p.m. on _., nors P : •lU a.m.;· ve n nJii: worship 1 p. Wf"dnPsdays and Sundays. 1 Sunda.\·~ :. Fellow!lh(p dlnnC"r " :lth Ca rmf'l Church schuul9:30 a .m .: MornlJiaworshlp third Thu,· •~ d• v 6· 30 p n\ >McCulr•• !'> m. Wed nesday wors hi p "• p.m . 10:30 a. m .; WE'dnesday evettlng Prayer ST · PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , ' HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAKEN O C'HLI ROI OF CHRIST . V.·rnqn PEL of lhf' Wf'sl eya n "Holiness ChUrch. 7 30 f.l1lr ld.IW min istt'r; OlivPr !":wui:~, S undet~· st>rVI<:es · : p.m. Cor nPr Sycamor(l and Second Sts ., PO- RE'v. David Ferrell , paslor. Henry.Eblh}, . Ear l merov .. The R E'v. William Mlddlf'Swart . St·hool Supt. Pr·rothln <> 9: :\4'1 a .m . ra('h ShBETHLEHEM 1 1 w BAPI'IST. hi 1 Rf'v 9 30 Sunday School Supt.; Sunday Worship s£>r· ,.. ~ u er, pas or. ors P serv C'E', : a .m. pastor. Sunday School 9: 45 a.m . Church viers . 10 a .m . and 7 p.m .; Yout h MeellnJ!, SuH~BSoN CHRISTIAN UNJON IThur· Sund ay School 10:30 a.m. Blblt> Study and servtct' 11 a .m . 6: 30p.m . Tuesda y; MldweE:>k Servic<'. 7 p.~ prayrr S£'rvlce Thursday, 7: ~.m . SACRED HEART CHURCH, Ms ~ . man Durham) pastor. Su nd ay serv Ice , CAR L~ON I"TERD~"o N•TIO" "' m . Wednesday. • 1 L '" n · Anthony Glanna more. Ph . 992 - ~~ ·~ . Satur ~ 9: :ll a .m .: Pvenlng sPrvlce 7 : 30 p .m . AL CHUR~' Kl1.. b 11:- lR d R, Da WORD OF FAITH ,. STIVERSVILt:E ~ ay. 7: ...... 'lfl Ev£'nln"'" Mass 7: 30 p.m .·, Sunday Pra}£>r mE'E'tlnJt , Wed n,.._. p.m . vld c f .....n . n~s ury s d aa s· h C\'1. 9 JO• . day Hary Ho ller , pastor. Sunday sPrvlce>s 9: :ll" BEAR WALLOW RTDCE CHURCH OF ur man . pastor. un ay c 00 : Mass. 8 a.m . and 10 a .m . Confessions onf' a .m . and 7 p.m .; Mldw et'k srrvlce, 7: 30'))."' a .m .; R al ph Carl . Supt . Evenblli!; worship half hou r beforf' ('ach Mass. CCD classes, m . Thursda y. ..: CHRrST. J~c-ph B . Ho~kl n s . pa~t or . Bible 7:00 p .m . Prayer meetln ~. Wednesday a .m . Sunday. 11 VICTO Oot!J,;. 9:,10 a ,m .; MornlnR Wor!!i hlp 10 : :\Cl a . 7·00 p m BAPT MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Thlra · LONG · · B~OM CHRISTIAN V RY 1ST, 5~ m.: F:n'nm l! Wor~hlp . h::Ul l>,m . T h ur ~f Iny ~· N. 2nd St .. Ave. Re-v. Clark Bakc>r, pastor. Carl Not v 1' • ood ernon · Middleport. Jam£'s E . Kf'"""tvt., Blbl~ Sructv li: :l) P m Eld ld t W II D S ~ ,,~ pastor. NEW ~'TlVf.R !\ VILL F. CO MMUN ITY r JZE', pas or; a arf' an'M''W ' · Sunday mo rn ln~ \lo!Orshlp 10 a.m.; Evt>n- tln~ham, Sunday School Sup!. SundaY OIURC H. Sundav S('hool srr\'lr r . 9: <ti a . S. Supt..ISundaySch~l 9 : lla .m . : Worship In~ service 7 p.m .; Wf.'dnesday £>venlng Sehoo1 ·1o a .m . with classes for all ages . Evening services at6 p.m. Wednesday 81-. m .: wors hip · ~rvln· 10:30 ~ . m .: ~..7i~~i~: ~u;-HOLINESS CHURCH. worshtp-,7 p.m. VIs it a lion T,hursday 6:30 p. ~ ble study a t 7:30p.m . Youth srrvlcf'S Frl· .E\'u n~'lll' l k &n·k'l' 7; 30 p.m . W('dnf'S · Mlk Th N H WV t m. d.'l~': Pru~·rr mt't'T inP" i ;JO p.m . Th u r~ctay . "s de Scomhfii01n·1 9 -30 avenM , • pas or. MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH : Charlf'S .day .at7: JO p.m . 1 ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP,I28 Mill St.: un . ay oo a : a.m.; orn ngwor· Norrls, pas tor. Sund a_y School. 10 a .m .•. Z ION CHUHCU OF' ( ' HRIST, PomN oyhi 10 30 S d 1 1 Middi<'J'Orl. Brolher Chuck McPherson, 5 pat Ha rrls"oll \' lllf' Rt.l . Robf'rl Pur! Pil. minis ; a .m.: un ayeven ngserv ce worship SE'~vlce 11 a .m .; Sunday nl~ht pastor . Sunday School 10 a .m .; Sunday· at worship .s('rvlc£> 7: 30 p.m .; MldWE'ek S S . ,.;"t upT. : BI II Mr E l· 1rr: .S tN'f' Sra nlf'.V.... m 7:30p.m . Th\,irsday services at.7:30 p. ' E'VE'nln~ services a t 7 p .m . and Wednesday '-n~. A-.~' Supt . : Sund uv ~t;hn6J9 · JO u.m : fREEDOM GOSPEL MTSSION at Bald pr~E~~~r~~("~ Wed;r~~aEy 7 pH.mO.LINESS st>rvlces al 7 p.m . · ·' Wor!' hlp Sel"\'h 'f' ln: 30 ;J . m : F. \i l' nln .li[ l(·f)r · K b 1 -• c ounty Ro a d 31. Rev. AN TIQUITY BAPTIST . KC'nn eth Smilh. no , ocatn~ on CHURCH of Mlddlf'port.ln" .. 75 Pf'arl St ., _ .shiP SuMday 7 p.m . uMd Wf'(ln (':- dii,V. j p.m L Gl t Re ' pastor. Sunda y School 9: 30a .m .: chu rc h ST. ,JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Ptnr awre-nce uesencamp, pas or. v. f«ov. Ivan MyPrs. pasTor; RogC'r Manl ey, st~rvic£' 7:30p.m .; youlh fe llaw ~ hlp6 : 30p . Crov('. Thr Rf>v . Wllllum Mlddl e'l' war lh . Roger Willford, asst. pastor. Preaching Sr .. Sunday S("hool Supt . Sunday School m.: Blblr study , Thursday , 7: 30p.m. , .. serviCM 7:30p.m. Praye-r meeting 9: 30 a .m .·, Morn ln.,' Wors hip IO·. 30 a .m .·, p.1stor Chu rrh !'i('r vlcr •., : 30 a .m .: .S unuay Wed esdSunday 7~ G G Jffllh FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE . 33045. n a y, : ~ p .m ., ary r • Evt>ninl'[ Worshtp 7:30p.m . Wednesday 0 Hiland Road. Pom('roy. Tom Ke ll y, pas-· ~~~!6~~lRYmCHURC H OF CHRlST , leader . Youth croups Sunday evening at evrnlng Blbl£' study, prayer and pralsr tor. Da nny LambE-rt, S. S. Supt . Sunda y 6:30 p .m . wllh Roger and VIolet Willford, service, 7:30 p.m . 1 1 .lohn Wr l.l.! hl . J>:t"1lj 1'. Sunc.l:t.\ ' S<•hnol !l ;: lf) • · e l ea'!_dherms. nctohm . munton service tlrst Sunday LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH morning service al 10 a. m .: Sunday Pvl' n· m .: Larrv H.ty nf"l . S. S. Sup1. Mornin g ~ 0 In~ serviCE' 7: 30p.m . TuMday and.Thurs" (ll ~hip 10: 3f) -•.m. WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN OF GOD- Gllberl SPE'nct'r, pastor. Sun day &orvlces a t 7:30p.m. RACINE CHU RCH Of' T HE NAZA ~ CHURCH_ Coolville RD. Rev. Phillip Rl· day School 9: 30 a ..m .: Mo rning sorv lcr NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE N-'\R EN f: . R ('\' Ll oyd D. Cirtm m . .J r .. pasrnr . denour, pastor. Sunday School 9:30a.m .; 10:00 a.m .; Sunday E"Vl'nlng servicE' 7:00 p. ZARENE. R("V. Gl endon Stroud, pasto[. Oqt B;tss, Ch:t lrina n o ( lhr Ro:t rd of C hrl 1'1 · worship servtce 1o: 30 a .m.; Bible study m.; Mld -wet>k prayE'r service WE"dn£'Sday Su nday & hool9:30 a .m .; Worship service-, !lun Lift•. Sund,l\' S(·hool 9:?1l u.m.: Mor n· and worship ••rvl~ Wednesday~ 7Pm 10:30 a.m .; Youlh servi cr Sunday 6: 15 p. !n o 'A'nr!'i hlp IO::in ll.m.; ('v;t nn<'ll!!i t\c SC'f · .. .,., ' .m.. M:T: OLIVE COMMUNlTY CHURCH , ' " RUTLAND CHURCH OF 1ST, m . Sunday l'venln g servlce-7;00 p.m . Wed· vl<·r 7: 011 p.m . Wrodnl'!l day !'if' rv\N•, 7 p.m . Bill Carter, paslor. Sunday Schooi9:JO a . I..rawrencr Bus h, past or: Max FolmE'r, Sr. nC'sday, Pray t>r Mf'£'11n~ and Bible Study LIBER1Y l HRI ~T IA N CHURCH. [)(>)( m.; Morning Worship and Communion Supt . Sunday School and Morn In~ Worship ~Oil~~ • tf'r . Wood.v Ca ll , pa~t or . Srrv lcr•s Sun'd <.ty 9:30a.m .: Sunday('\IE' nlng sE'rvlcc, 7p.rn. ; 10:30 a.m . NEASE SEITL E MENT CHURCH,·Sun.' lfl a.m . a nd 7 p.m . Wf.'dnf'Sday. 7 p.m . RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST: Amos Youth mN>IIng and BiblE' Study, WPdnesday aft Pr.noon serv ice-s a t 2:30. Thursday TIIIIs , pastor. Sonny Hudson, supt. Sunday day. 7 p .m . evt>n in ~ services a t 7: 30. ,. RACINF. FlRST BAPTIST . Str>\T Sc hool 9:30a.m .; Morning worship, 10: 30 UNITED FAITH CHURCH , Rt. 7 on Po· FIRST BAPTIST CHUR CH, Mason, W. OC'II \'i>r. P<tstor . • Mlk(' Swl)lf' r. ~un dav a .m .; sunday evening aervlce 'l : 00 p.m. meroy By-Pass. Rev . David Wl s<"man . Sr .. Va . Pastor. Bill Murph y. Sunday School10 . Sc:·hool Supl. : Sundn.v Srhool 9:30 a .m .': Wednesday service 7 p.m. WMPO propastor. Me-lvin Drake, S. S. Supl . Sunday a .m .; Sunday E'VE'nlng 7:30p.m . P rayt>l' Morning "' or~ hlp 10:40 a .m .; Sunday gram 9 a .m':' each sunday. Sc hool9: 30 a .m .; Morn in ~a: Worship 10: 30; ' m('('tlng and BlbiP study WE'dnesda.v . 7: 30 l'\'£'nln~ w or~ hlp 7:.'\0 p.m .: Wf'dn ~ da Y RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· EvenJn~ Warship 7:30p.m.: W('dncsday I p.m . Ev<'ryone wt>lcom~. t>vrnln~ Rlblf' st ud y 1~ 110 p.m . RENE. Rev. Lowfll Ford, pastor. sunday Prayrr &>rvlcr, 7:30p.m . RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST , SaBURLINGHAM C'OMMUNITY CHURCH . Schooi9 : JO a.m.; Worship oervlce!O:JO a . FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Ra il road l£' m St. R£'v. Paul Tay lor, pastor . Sunday Burlingham. Ray Luudermll t. pa.C~Ior: Rom .; Young people's service 6 p.m . St .. Mason. Sunday SchoollO a.m.: Morn Schoo110 a.m.; Sunday e v<'n in~7 : 00p . m .: bf'rt Ccv.tt rt . as.,.is lant pa~tor . Sundav Srhool Evangellsllc servlce6: l) p.m . Wednesday lng worship 11 a .m .: Evl"nln~ service 6 p. Wednrsday ('VPnlng prayer m<'l"llng 7:00 . 10 a.m .: wnrshtp 7 p. m.; Wf'dn~.V. ·6 p.m . serv l~ 7 p.m. m. PrayE'r mt'f>tlng and Blblt' Study W£'dp.m . yourh m<'f'lln~ ; Wf'd .. 7p. m. chu rch s<!'VIC'f'S. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller nesday, 1 p.m. SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT PI NE GROVE HOLI NESS C'HURCH. y, St .. Mason, W. Va. Sunday Bible Study 10 FOREST RUN BAPTIST~ Rev. Ny le . CHURCH. Sllvrr Rid~e. Duanr Svdenmllr off Rl. 32!1 . Rf'v . Be-n J . Wall s, pao; tor. a .m .: Worshlp]) a. m . and 7 p.m . Wednes· Borden , pastor. Corn('llus Bunch. sup!. strickC'r , pastor. Sunday Sc hool 9 .1. m .: Rolx'rt S<'arl'~ . S.S. SupT. Sunday Srhoo l day BiblE' Study, vocal music. 7 p.m. Su nday School 9:30 a.m .: S<>cond and Wors hip Servic£', .JO a.m .; Sunda y {'Vf'nlng ~: .10 a .m.; Mornin g Wors hip 10: 3o a .m .: LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOO, Dudtourth Sundays worship SE'rVkt' al 2: 30 p. S<'rvlce, 7: 00p.m . Wf'dn £'sda y night B ibll? Sunday f"\'l'nln ~ sC'rv lcC' 7: 30p.m .[: W£d dlf1g Lane, Mason, W. Va . J . N . Thacker, m. sludy 7:00p.m . ; OC'sclt .v sf'rv l<·t>. 7: 30p.m . pistol'. Evening tervlce 7:30 p.m.; WoSII.VF.R RUN BAP'l' IST, Bill LII!IC'. men's Ministry, Thunday, 9 :30 a.m .; pa.c; tor. SII'\'C' Lill i£'. S. s . ~up!. Sunda y . Wedne$day Prayer and Bible Study, 7:15 Sr hooilO a .m.; Morning worslp . 11 a .m .: , p.m . __ .. S~.nda~· £'\' rnm~ wnrd)ip 7: :Vl p.m . P ruvrr · HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN m No lin~ and Blblr!S tudy Thursd:.~ .v , 7: ~0 p. CHRlSTIAN UNION . The Rev. DavkJ m.: Youth mf'l•lln ll WcdnM day :tt 7 p.m . McManls, pastor. SundaySl"hool9:3{]a .m . RE.J OJCINC LIF E BAPTIST CHURC H : Sunday morning ~ervlce.ll a .m .: Sun - . - :utt N. 2nd Av<'.. Mlddi('J> ort. Su nda v day night serv ice. 7:30 . Wednesay fl'&yf'r R.J. McCracken wrote once that we on this continent should MhOfi i i,O a .m . Su ndaY C'V NtlnJ!: 7: 00 p.m .': mretln~. 7:30p. m . Sc never forget that men first crossed the Atlantic not to find soil ld·w("['k srn.•icr. Wrd .. 7 p.m . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart. for their plows but to secure liberty for their souls. The desire to LANGSV ILLE l:HKISTIAN CHURCH , W. Va .. Rl . I, Jam<'5 L<'W~ . pastor. Wor· oa 11 as J an£'y , Sunday Sc hool Supt. Sunday sa.hip se rvl£'rs 9:30a .m .; Sunda y School 11 worship free from _government Interference pushed them. It m :, Eventn 17 worship 7:30p.m . Tuesday School 9: 30 a .m .; Sunday Morning Wor· " was their souls and spiritual life that was most Important. God ship , 10:90a .m .; Sunday ev£'nln!{Worship, cottage prayer m eet In~ and Bible Study 7::.:1 p.m . Wednesday evening Praye r · 9:30 a .m .: Worship service, Wednesday · and the here after always came first. Today we relegate soul 7 and God and Heaven to a back seat . Physical comfort, money to M••tlng, 7: 30 p.m. VIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH . ' MEIGS COOPIERATIVl!: PARISH UNnto Mt:THODIST CHURCH NORTHt:AST CLUSTER Re• . 0.. An:her Rev. Roy ()or fin Rev. S.ldoa olotlilaael!n 'JlfE · SALVATION ARMY . US Buttc•rnul ALF11ED- Churrh School9: 30 a .m .: Aw . Pomc_>rov , Mrs. 0orn Wlntrw: I n ('~. Wors hlp. IJ a .m .: UMYF 6: J0p.m .: UMW ~n:t.t.v Mllrw'S.'!, tT'WY'tln#!. 10 a.m.: !illnday TueSd~ y . 1: :lJ p.m. Comm union. School. II): 1J • .rn ~ rwtn,, Sch>)t. YPSM Th.lrd l Sund;.y, (t\r(·h(lr-1 n .... Ad ..... .- ~e....- 7· J) p.m Salvllllon flrsCH ESTE-R - Wors hip 9 a .m .;· Church n'lff'flmt. val"'tNS 5~1Uttn 11nd mu.l ilt' !~al~. Thundl.•y, ll::tt am. to 1 p.m. Utll'! HorlY' se hooliO a.m .: Blbl ~ Srudy: 'fhu rsdaY. 7 p, l.t>aRUr. mrmbfon. In rt\:u'ut'. all ~o~.'UTII -1\ m.: UMW, first Thursday , 1 p.m.: Communio n. flrs r Sundav j ArrhPr l. ln'w'\tcd: 6:'45 p m. 'Thursday. Col'pi Ca dM ' JOPPA - Worship 9: 30 a.m .; Ctl'u rrh C11t.'ii."-~ rYou~ ~"Bihif'l. 7·.'ll p.m. Blblf' Sc hool 10: :lO a.m. Bib!(• Sludy WOOn ("'ld ll.y, SI Wy imd Pn m ,- llll'Ptl"". WI, 10 tt:w' 'l)l.bUr. i'6MEROY WES'l'SIDI: CllURCH OF 7: 30 p .m . 1John!'1on 1. LONG BOTTOM - Churc h Schoo l ' ' 30 OtHIS'T. ::t'fl$tl'llld11"n'" HOnY' Road /COunty a.m .-: Wors hip 7 p.m .; Blblr S tud ~. Wl"d· Roild 761 992~. VOf.•:d mu<>k'. ~nda.v Wrx· n<'Sday , 7: 30p.m .: UMYF . WPdn PSd&\1 . or;lhp JOa.m .. Rlt*'~Wy 11 om.: Wcnhlp.lip. 6: 00 'p .m.: Communion Fl n l Su nd a~ . m Wfl(tn.-'t'lda;.' . l ~b&(' ~UI1v . 7 p m. IA r('h(>r 1. <l[J) m;x-rr.n lliRI.E CIIR 1 ~11AN REF.:DSVlLLE - Church Sc hool 9: 30 a. CHV1lni. At\·tn C'un~. ~l 'ilnr: u nm, SY.·an.' m . : Wo r!l hlp Sf'rVIc(' 11: 00 a.m . 1Orrt£"rl. ~~ - ~roa.v ~t.."d 9· :JJ"' m . pn>;te hl~ U · TU PPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL \1cl"-, fl~ ant1thlrtt &IR:ll:"' fqUow l~ Sulliay Churc h School 9 a.m : Wors hip 10 a.m.: ~ Youth m.-'f'tl~. 7·l 1 p.m . w.-ry ~n· Blblf' Study , TU £~1 ay , 7: 30 p.m .; UMW. <l.ty . Th ln.l 'tuf>Sday. 7: 30 p.m .: Communion GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. Firs! Su nd ay U\ r ('h f'r) . N~arhlnf( 9: ~am . first a nd sprond , Sun· CENTR-'L CLUSTER days of eac h monlh; third ~.nd fou rth Su n· Rev. Jame. E . Corbtn d11y earh month wbnhlp services at7: 30p. Rev. Steven Nell'on m .: Wf'dnHday evr nln ~lll a t 7: .Yl p.m. ~" · Mf.'lvln Frpldln Prayer and Bible Study. Rev. Clemelde S. Zuni&•· Jr. SE VENTH ~ DA Y ADVENTIST . Mul ~ Rev . Robert Mu•Jfllan berry He ights Ro•d. Pomeroy . Putor ASBUR Y 1 Syrac u sCo ~ - Wo rs hip 11 a .m. John Swelga.rt: S..bbath School Superln· . Chur ch S<;hoo l 9:45 a. m .: C hai' ~r Blbl£' tendent , Darline Stewart . SaDbath Sc hool Study, WMnt>5d ay, 7: 30p.m .; UMW. fl nil ~lnlll al 2 p.m . on Sa turda y a nernoon Tu~a y, 7: ll p.m . ; Choir R4•ht-arsal. with worJhlp terv lce fo llowlnR at 3: 15p.m . W C'dn<'~day 6:30p.m .: UMW . fo urth Sun Everyone welcome. . day. h: 30p.m . tNrtsonl. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ENTERPRISE - Wo rship 9 a .m .: - SI!U(' r Ha r rtetl Warner , Supt. Sunday Chu rc h SChool 10 a .m .: Blbli' Stud;.-. TursSc hoo l 9: JO a .m .; Morn in(( Wors hip. 10: 4S day . 7<Wp.m .: UMW. Fin! Mond a.v . 7: 30 a .m. p\m .; UMYF Sunda y. 6 p.m . Choir RrPOMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, Lystoo hi'arsal. 6: 30p .m . WMn ~ d ay . (Franklin I Hall ey . mlnlstN: Saturday evening FLATWOODS- Churc-h School. lO a .m . ev an~ell.stl c senflcet , open 10 public, 7 p. : Worship , 11 a .m.: Blblr Study. Thursm .; · Sunday Churc h School. 9:30a.m .: day , 7 p.m .: UMYF'. Sunda y. 6 p.m. Morning Worship 10: ;w, a .m. t F'rankllnl. Fl RST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , Po· FOREST RUN - Wors hip 9 a .m .: meroy P1k e. E . l..amar 0 '8ryan1 . pastor: Chu rch Sc hool 10 A.M.: ChOi r practtcl'. Jack Needs, Sunday School Dlrf'Cior. Sun · 1\r('$day , 6: 30 p.m.; UMW , fi rst TuPsday, day School, 9:.JO a .m .; Morning Worship, 7: 30p .m . 1N('lSOnl. 10:45; even lna:worshlp, 7: 00p.m . tD .S.T. ) HE ATH (Mkld lepor,t)- Chur c h Sc hool . • 7:30 (E .S.T.) : W<'dnesday Prayer Ser · 9:30 u.m.; Morn in~ Worship 10: JO a .m .; yl<:• , 7:00p.m . (D.S.T.) & 7:30P.M. iE .S. Youth Group. 4 p.m .: Wf'dnf.'Sday, Chur("h f .): Mission Friends tagH 2-61. Royal Choir r('hearsa l. 7 p.m .; Thursday. Ambassadors ~boys ages &-18 ) . and Glrla Pra Y(lr Srrvlce, 6:30p.m .: Blbl<' Sludy, 7 k\ Acllon ~ages 6-18 ) a n Wednesday•. 7 p. p.m . ( Zunl~a ) . m . tD .S.T .) & 7:30p.m . !F.: .S.T.) ; Tuesday MINERSVILLE - Worship Service ID Visl!alton. 6:30p.m . a .m .: Chuf('hSchooi. Ji o.m .: UMW. thlrd • FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bal ~ Wt'dn£>1'§day , 1 p.m .: Choir prac ll ("f.'. Mon· ley Run Roild. Rev . Emmell Raw ton, pasday, 7:30p.m . t Nelson I, tor. Handley Dunn , aupt. Sunday Sc hool, PEARL CHAPEL - Worship S<-rVIN' tO a .m .; Sunda y ev~nln&Sf'rvice, 7:30p.m . 9:30 a .m .: Chu rch School 10 :15 a .m .; · Bible leaehtng, 7: 30 lf.m. Thursday. UM W Second Tu£'sday , 7:30p.m .; I Muss· ; SYRACUSE MISSION, Cherry St. , Sy· m an I racuse. Servlces.10 a .m . Sunday. Evening POMEROY- Church School. 9: 15 a .m. ten-Ices Sunday find Wednesday at 7 ~ 00 p. ; Worship ·JO; 30 a .m .: Chair r e hearsal in. 1 W«<n('sday. 7:30 p.m .; UMW, S('{'Ond SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· Walnut and HE'n ry Sts., Ravenswood, W. • MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST Tu('5day. 7: 30p.m.: UMYFSunda y ,6p.rn. ZARENE . R<'v. Glf'nn M('Millan, ~stor . Va . The Rev. George C. Weirick, pastor. IN CHRISTIAN UNION , Rev . Kolth Eblin, !Corbit]] . Mary JankE' l..a vPnd£'r. Sunday S("hOO l Sunday SChool9:30 a .m .; S,unda.y worship pastor. Sunday School 9:30 .A.m ., Wade ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9: I~ 11 a .m . s u·p t. Sunda.v SC'hool 9::m' a:m .: Mornln .li[ Hayman , supt .; MomlngWorshtp,l0:30a . a .m .; Worship 10 a .m .; Blbl• Stud y, •Wedwn r~ hlp 111:30 a. m.; F.van~f'll stlc 5rrv lcc, CALVARY BIBLE CHUR~ . located on m .; Suriday evenlng . serv tce 7: :.> p.m.; nf:'sday. 7:30p.m .: UMYF 1ScnlorsL Sun~p.m . ; Prayt>1· and Prol ~ r Wf'dnl'Sdl:ly, 7 p. , P omeroy Pike, County Road 2!S near Flat · . !l'ednesday Prayer Meetln~r. 7:30p.m. day, 5 p.m .; (Juniors~ evrry other Sun· m .: .Youth mtof'tln ~. 7 p.m. . woods. Rev . Blackwood, pastor. Servlct>s , MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, day , 6 p.m . (Fr~nkllnt. _ EDEN UN IT ED BRE!'HREN IN onSundaya1!0:30a .m . and7:30p.m . wllh flaclne. Rev. James Satterfield, pastor. RUTLAND -Church School. 10 a.m. , CHRYST. C. L~ ll£' Cllllla n. pas! or . Sun · ·Sunday Schoal9:30 a . m ~ Bible Study, Wed · Fr..,man Williams. Supt. Sunday School Worship, 11 a .m .: UMW FirSt Monda) day SC"hool 10:00 a .m .: Mornln R: Worsh ip •nesday, 7:30 p.m. !!1 ~ 45 a .m .: Sunday and Wedn esday even-. 7: 30p.m . · , 11 : 00 a .m. Sunda~' t'v~ln~ s rrviCE' 7:00 p. FAITH FELLOWSIDPCRUSADE FOR ~ng tervlces, 7 p.m. SALEM CENTER- Church School~: 1h m . WC'dncsdav fV<'nlng pra;vt>r sen•IC<' · CHRIST. St. Rt . 338, AnUqulty . Rev . MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. a. rn. ;· Worship 10:15 p.m . (Mus.smanL 7: 00p.m. Franklin Dickens, pastor. Sunday morn Corner Sixth and Palmer. Earl Eden, PAll· SNOWVILLE - Wo111hlp, 9:00 a.m .: HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Roglng 10 a .m.: Sunday evening 7:30p.m . tor. Bob Parker, S.S. Supt.: Cat~y Rlqo, rhurch S(" hOOI 9: 45a .m . cMussmanl er Watsm, paslor. Crenson Prall, Sunday Thursday evening 7: 30p.m . Aut. Supt. Sunday School, 9: 15 a.m.; Sch 1 Su ·• •- W STIVERSVILLF.: COMMUNITY BAP Morning Warship, 10: 15 a .m .; Sunday , 00 pt. m.omaag orship 9:30 a ,m .: · "TJST CHURCH . Pastor Robert Byers . Evening service, 7 p.m . Prayer meeting Sunday~ School 10: ;r) a.m.; Evening ser· Sunday SchooiiO a .m .; Worship Service 11 and Bible S1udy Wednesday ~entne. 7 p. · vlce, 7: J0p.m . S d In I 730 SOUTHERN CLUSTER Mr. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, a .m . ; un ay eVm g serv ce, : p.m .; m .; Children's choir practice, Wednet· Rev. Rocer Grace ~ s Wedr'lesday evening service 7: :wt P:m . day, 7 p.m .; Adult choir practice, Wed.. 8 pas t or; J oe S ayre, S un d ay S , ..oo1 upt. .·~ ciit.i"'"'' ~ OF JESUS CHRIST ~ ,.,~~~ Rev. Paul MeGulre Sunday School 9: 45 a .m .; Eventng wor· Jf\.'- n IV"\,.U p.m .; Radio program, WMPO , Sunday, APPLE GROVE: - Ch urc h ~ School 9: 30 ship 6· 30 p m Praye M J'- 6 'U\ TOLJC -VanZandt and Ward Rd . Elder . 8:30a .m. · · .; r ee ~oug, :<)Up.m . .Ja mes Mlllf'r, r.:stor. SUnday SChool, · a.rri . Worship. 10: 00 a.m. (first aild third . Wednesday. . ~undaysl : .J3ible s tudy e-very Sunday 7 p . TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF 10:30 a.m.; Woro lp Service, Sunday, 7:30 ' MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, , CHRIST. Dave Prentice, mlnlstor. Deryl ·p.m.: Bible Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. · 5th and Main, AI Hartsoa, mlnlater; • . m .: UMW Second Tuesday, 7:00 p .m .; . Prayf'r met'tln!'l, Wednesday r 7 p.m . Wells. Sup!. Church School 9 a.m .i Wor- .' POME;ROY WESLEYAN HOUN!:SS,. ' Rl.c hard DuBose, Atsocl8te Pal tor: Mike ' (GracE'). ship Service, 9:4~ p.m. · HarrlsonvCllle Road. Rev. Dewey King, Gerlach, Sunday School Superintendent. . BETHANY - Worship, 9 a .m .; Church CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· · ,pastor; llnlm Faulk, Sunday School Bible School9: 30 a.m .; Mornln&' Worship Sc hool. IO·a .m .; Bible Study, Wednesday , Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. Supt .; Sunday SChool 9:30 fl.ni. ,; morning 10:30 a.m. Evenlna Wonblp 7~ 00 p.m . a.m. ; Dorcas Women's Ftl'llowship, 1 Frank Riffle, supt . Sunday School 9: 30 a. ·worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday evening ser:vlce Wedneoday, 7:00p.m. Prayer meeting. · 10 Wednrsday, 11 a.m . {McGuire). . m.; Worslllp service, 11 a .m. and 7 p.m . ,7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wedneaday, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· 7 CARMEL- Church School9:30 a .m .; sunday. Wednesday, 7 p.m . Prayer m..,t. '~y~CUSE FI~T CHURCH OF GOD. ZARENE, PASTOR Fred Penltonrood. I Worship. 10: a.m. Stacond and Fourtn ln- . ~BUI While, Sunday Scbool Supt. Sunday Sundays: Fellowship dinner with Suttot 'i LAUREL CLIFF FREE METOODJST nm-Pentecostal. Worship oeovlce SUnday 1 School 9:30 a .m.; Mol'lllnr Worahlp 10: 15 third Thursday, 6:30p.m . (McGuire) . ' CHURCH. David Bell, putor. Robert E . 10 a.m. ; Sunday School U a .m. Evening , a.m.; Evanaellatlc meettna 7:00 p.m. . EAST LETART- Church Scltool9 a .m .; Barton, Director ot Chriatlan Education; . worship service 7:00 p.m . Wednetday ' Wedneoday, 7:00p.m. Pr:ayer meetlna. _ Worship 10 a.m. second and rourth SunSteve Eblin, assistant. Sunday SchO(ll9: 3(1 , prayer mf'@tlng 7:00p.m . UNITED PBDBl'TIIIIIAN MINIBft'l' t days; UMW first Tuesday, 7::1> p.m a.m.: Momtng worsblp 10;30 a .m .; Teens. ~ .. -. · · ~ ~ · · 01' IIBIOI COUNTY , !Grace). lhActton,6p.m.; Evenlnawor~hlp, 7:30p. ..... 'Cllulol Toi. LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a .m .; ~ m. Wednesday evenbtg prayer and Bible ·' RARR190NVILLE PRESBYTERIAN !Church School tO a.m. (Grace). CHURCH - S..oday : Wonhlp Services ;~~:7:30p.m. Choir practice, Thursday, . MORNING STARWonhlp, 9: 45o.m .> 9: Dila.r,n.; Chui'Ch Scbooi!D: 15a.m. • Church School, 10 :30 a .m.; Bible STudy, ' DEXTER , CHURCH OF 1 CHRIST, ' MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN · - · Thursday, 7:30p.m. (Rader) . : Charles Russell Sr., minister; Rick Ma · 1 Sunday School, 9 a.m.; rch oervlce. 1 / RACINE WESLEYAN -Church School, / Supt. Sunday School i9:30 a.m.; '-~P:]h.m. '. 10 a .m .: WorahiD lla.m.: UMW fourth Mon:· comber, Worship service 10:30 a.m. Bible study, ...... . . Moln S. . NMI """-'"""' . poster. Bible School 9- ll u.m : Mrll'ni~Y.YW"Shlp.. 10' .Ti a m_: Youth m(('l~ . ~{I} p.m . Ew'fllna .,.,'tlrSh.Jp. 7:00 p m. Wt~a)' n~hl pra\'t'f rl"'l''ll~ and Bit* t.J,.W_ 1•00 p m. • Market report m. P arl\ol'l Hall lmmN:IL-'llf'tv flllitM'tf¥( ltv' !'1il'r'\1o•. PO~I£110Y C'H\JIIcH OF C'HRIST. 212 W __ DAIRY MEMBERS - This dairy cattle 4-H SYRACUSI:: HKST UNITED PRESBY · TERIAN - Sunday School, 10 a .m .; . Church wrvlce. 11 : 15 a .m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD . Pastor, John Evans. Sunday Scbool 10: 00 a .m .; S W I 00 Chll M unday Church ornlna11 orsh 11 : a .m . · drrn's a.m. PSunday Ev•nlnJ •1 7 00 Wed 6 ~ • ~rv ct :; p.m . ., p.m. l oung.... . dies' Au•lllary. Wedneoday , 7 .p.m . Famlly Worship. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Off R 24 3 II f Po d l..o Bo '- I £ · mlHes rom rtSuland· ~!hooll· lorn . . d!e an , putor. n oy ~ , 9: 30 a.m .·, Sunday mornlno preach!~ • 10: 30 a .m.; S1.1nday evenlne servlfes. 7: p.m . MIDD• rPORT. FREE-WILL BAPTI-ST L...L Co rn.r • • h and Ptu·m . Ralph CHURCH. n Cundiff, putor. Sunday Schoolli):OOa .m .; Mornlna Wors~lp, 11 :00 a .m .; Wedne.day • ay E ven Ina Se rvlces at 7 · 30 p and Sa lurd · · · . 786 NORTH SECOND AYE. WAJD CROSS SONS SlORE RIDENOUR HANG ON, SIS - Seven-year-old Keith Imboden of Racine holds tight to baby sister • J. wm. " Bill " Brown, Owner FRANCIS FLORIST Mei/{·" ~> Rutland, Ohio ~5775 Servi(e Pomeroy ' I Brown's Fir~ & .Safety · Equipment ~:~e:i~;d ~ · · w. Main ,.• 992-2318 Pomerov ElliS & SONS SOHIO ~ WeFiltOoctors' Prescriptions P. J. PAULEY, AGENT TEAFORD REALTY SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMM:Y -~ GIFTS ) .. \ I sj)end on ourselves and all the economic desires have taken over first place In our heart_:; and minds. Big Is betler and more desirable than PE:ace of mind, contentment with life and God In our Hearts. ~ave we lost sight of what Is important, truely . -Important? . God, my soul and Heaven as my eternal home should be my first concern. How many of us think that'. Ever read the obituaries and note rio church Is mentioned bullots of orders and fraternal groups. They give the time of service but leave out th e church and minister. How many funerals have you gone lo . where there was no clergyman. Not any that I have been to. . Many of these people did not care for I heir soul-and eternal life. They are or were not like the first people who came to America. They came to secure liberty for their souls. Worship of God was Vital to their life. All through American history settlements and towns lOOk shape and as soon, and sometimes before , as they had sheller they then built a church. Their soul and God almighty wer.e the most vital and stirring thing In their hearts and minds. America · pros~red because the early settlers felt without God they · would fall. Thus they made sure God was part of their everyday life. God and then life and then government and education. Government did not dictate religious worship or the lack of It nor limit It: Just because something Is old does not mean It Is obsolete and to be cast aside. Now let us go back to our roots and put Worship ·and God first. Let economics ancl earthly "things" come In ·much later. God, not wealth is the most vital thing we have In ·America. Thank God! Pastor Wllllam Mlddhiswarth Melp County Lutherans . ' . ' ... ~ ' ' ' . ' -- 1 �The Friday August 21 1987 Ohio Sent1nel 4 Business Services Howard L Writtsel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleanmg Pamtmg FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-2168 LONG'S CONSTRUCTION & ALUMINUM SIDING •Storm Doors •Replacemen !Nmdows •New Roof ng JAMES KEESEE PH. CJ92-2772 J&L BLOWN INSULATION 314 E lla n St Pomeroy Beh nd Cty Hall ANN S & Toy Store Collectors Items Costume Jewelry ActiOn Toys MUSICal Toys & Tnnket Boxes Gilt Shop CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES 0pan10AM 1o4PM Mon thru F 1 Call (61 4) 992 7204 1987 The changes n valuat on w II only reflect the new con struct on to the tax year of 1987 Values may be v ewed now at the Me gs County Aud tors off ce W am R W ckl ne Me gs County Aud tor !81 21 11c Pubhc Not1ce PUBLIC NOTICE Und v ded local Government Funds 0 str but on 992-215 Real Estate General TEAFORD Real Estate 'mi:;t. I money for 1987 lo1al ng 6405 870 Thts est mate for the local government fund s based qn the most recent pro1ec t ons from the State of Oh o off ce of Budget and Man agoment Below sa complete break down of the est mated local government moneys for 1987 County 40% 6162 348 Townshps 30%121761 Co porat ons30% 121 761 1 00% $405 870 TOWNSHIPS Bodford 8 18% $9 960 05 Cheste - 12 17o/. $14 818 31 Columba - 718% $8 742 44 lebanon 9 98% $1215175 Letart 4 79% ss 832 35 0 ve - 9 78° $1190823 Orange - 7 78% 9 473 01 Rutland 9 18% $1117766 Salem- 10 19% 12 407 45 Sal sbury S 99% 7 293 48 Sc po - 7 99% 9 728 70 Sutton 6 79% $8 267 57 100% - $121 761 00 CORPORATIONS Pome oy - Serv1ce FREE ESTIMATES 614 843-5248 Mob1le serv1ce REASONABlE Roger Hysell Garage Rt 124 Pomeroy Ohoo BISSELL AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR SIDING CO. fllew Nomes Built PH 949-2860 or 949-2801 fllo Sunday Colis 6 17 tf c 3 11 lin CONSIMR MONIIOR SYSIEMS 441 lmh St Middloporl Olo 41760 c •M• s Manufactu e and Sa n of Reco d ng and Cont o n struments fo Home and Com me cal use Mon tors to d sp iiV Fu nace and A Cond Hou so M n ofoper 11 ng me Valuab e Date hat al ows Oa ly Goa e o be set Comptetety e m na es the end of he month 8 I su Sol•• Mg EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE CENTER CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES PAITS SEIYICE on All MekH PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 It 7 an4 ........ HRS 12 00 8 DO Monday Sa1urday CLOSED SUNDAY Day or N1ght NO SUNDAY CALLS Ph 949-2969 4 16 16-lfn BUY !CUT OUI FOR FUTURE USE) ts lnformo on ond I o hu SELL TRADE 8 7, mo 1 (6141 99! l711 or 992 SISO Mid6ip0f'l ltfwn• Po mou h I 19 me jHI KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •0 shwashers •Ranges •Refr geratora •Dryers •Freezers PARTS end SERVICE We can repa1r and re core radiators and heater cores We can also ac1d boll and rod out radtators We also repair Gas Tanks PAT HILL FORD 992 2196 ·~ INSULATION 992-2772 992-2156 FOR THE BEST IN REPLACEMENTS WINDOWS J&L INSULATION HEATING & COOLING BOSS •FURNACES •AIR CONDITIONERS •HEAT PUMPS 84tmopd flEE ESTIMATES CERTAINTEED VINYL THERMO PH. 992-2772 BINGO 841mo d lA GUS CIUI-POMIROY OH THUll 1 6 4l YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Addo~s and emade ng Roof ng and gutte wo k Concrete wo k - P umb ng and elect cal NEW liSTING- MIDDlEPORT-- Th s emodeled home s ocated n one of !he most des abe ne ghborhoods n the county It ea u esa Ia ge I v ng oom w h WB f P o ~ nal woodwo k 2 bedrooms wth a luture h rd bd m I new ba h new k tchen d n ng oom & basement ASK NG $32 000 00 lETART TOWNSHIP - DEER COUNTRY- 29 a es of mas y wooded land bu ld ng s le fa home a hu n ng ca b n MAKE OffER $14 000 00 WOk Brittany Sp1niel Loll n hospl'tal ar11 Answ•• to Ou111t If pl ... call WintiM'I Sohio Station 114 441 3121 ••n e LOST BUftch of klf¥'1 at Poll Office n Point Ple... nt Pte•• cal 304 676 23159 or 676 Middleport Must see to appreCiate CAll 614 992 3293 BOGGS PARTS NEW AND USED WIDE SELECTION ALL MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742 2315 8 13 I mo ()!I EauliiiiiiCIIII Parte & !Ifill ustld cart Jim Mink Ch.v Oldl Inc TOP CASH ptid for 83 modtt and newar uNd c:•• Smhh 8u ell Pontiec 1111 b1t•n Aw Gall pol I Call 8, 4 441 2282 Let U• fem ~o• In FREt? ESTIMATES RESIDENT A COMMERCIAL PH 742-2027 NOTICE THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO reeommtndl lh.. you! do bu1 nus w th peop e you know and NOT 10 ..nd money through the me I unt you heve nvHtlg ..ed the oHar ng Pl11tlc: c Item state ap~oved pl11t c 1ept c lank• piMtic culverts meta culvertt RON EVANS ENTE~PRISES Jack son Oh 814 288 5930 2 sew ng machines 2 vacuum cleaners 1 e tel c typewrite Cal614 446 1488 ~~:10 Toy Mob le Home stt on pr vat• lot Henderson Com ptetetv turn shed g11 heat & sk rtt ng *32915 Can emltn on en1ed lot $10 P• month lnc:ludmg w•ter end 304 675 1&81 ahw 4 p m to appo ntment 85 7ft OCUli polt to 1118 11 26 eac:h Cal 614 2158 9387 John Dt~e e 212 lawn end g•den t actor 46 n mower 2 whee eert l ke new cond Call 814 448 2347 •ew•u• 33 We need • urttr m ndld peop • o iented person 10 work in 1 h gh qu• hy dent•t off c:e Th p•f•ct JOb tor the ghl penon P ' " ' send compete rtsume to Deily S.m Box 729 K Pomeroy Ohio n.. N. .d babyltltet One or two d.y1 • wMII Two hours 1 dey mo n ngs Aef•.ncn •10 per d-v Danville 'U 742 2182 appl catiOns now b.mg acuptH to fu 1 me R N Pl .... nt V .t ftY Cant.. apply Pl . .unt VaiiiY 4340 AA EOE Sum.th nv Naw Und.,lha Sun m• t18 000 tfJO 000 ~ou t. tr ..mn11 Buymg defy gold • lvtr co'"' rings jewelry 1t~t ng we • otd coins cunency Top pri cas Ed Bu k•tt 81 bef 'Shop 2nd Ava M ddlaJ'Of't Oh 814 ero• 992 3471 Want.ct 10 buy stand ng dmMr Cal 41 'T omm at 742 eu QUILTS Anttqu• P a 1940 • C1 Ma e 614 992 2101 d.,. 0 , 592 2481 hen ngs W1nt.ct to buw sc ep steel and meta 1 A der• Setv•u• 614 992 5488 Wantild 1 unit th.. can be usacl fo th pptng C•ll 61 4 812 1289 Lift tiandH Ae CUNI Bow Cd 304 1?1 8144 .ttll' 4 p m 11 pro-.. dad C1! 1 &12 9310019MF 8aM 5pm CST WANTED ,_1011 and Oec*handJ to tu ttirn• •mpioyment on Monono• hell and uppl'l' Ohto Arv1 1 012 413 1667 12 h.l*' enctld Ch 1t an Moth• woukl like to babysh n h• hom• R•ftrtncn ,-.. ..htbf• Call Su ..n Ct>l~~man 11 114 142 2711 aft.,noonl o I'Vtnlngl •It• 9 00 St~IVII,I':, diubtecl Nu Ml alchl • • c.nif tK:t boftd~ insu M anct co Baby aitt ... needM n f'ff'( hom• for 13 month okt 2 4 d~Y• P"' wellk pteas• matl Itt and phon• nurnbar to At 4 Bo• 147 Gill pol 1 Oh o 4&131 'll .. ad --'th WOtkats Cotnp bv atOfV Of c;onfin41d 24 CIJI O'll.,n Qt'!t and Ne n Home HeahhAgenc:y 114 2167 814 992 2328 992 704• Will do b~J!by 1111 n Middlepon 275. ACT P 0 Box 7314 Huntmg ton W Va 25771 NEEDED to accounts Ful time .. teo 000 180 000 Part t me t12 000 REPS bu ..u No selling apa .. busm•• Set you own hou • Tanng po¥dld Cs 1112 938 8870 M F Sam &prn C•ntr•l standlfd lima 304 895 3430 Re al Estate 31 Homes for Sale Home to S• Owne by 1 Gr"nb er En 3BR bi •~• on2.tcn AC W8FP We1 b., 2 c a garage Ph IJ•f o • 4 OOPM 11-4 44e 4009 At et 4PM Ptl 30<1 676 3811 4 8R fp tu b.. ement l m ao ot Gall polit 34 &o0 CaM D•v• t14 440 1G16 A t e s oo cs sa 1244 ••a Fo Sa e by Owner 4 fi BA 3 b .. hl App oairn.-.ely 4000 I Q tt 25 tc .. wrth ttnn 1 co~o~rt t17l 000 WI •-" whh on y IS K •• to I HilS 000 Call fo[ appo n meot 814 44tl 3386 Fa s ... by Ownltf 3 8R 2 fuU b•tht f eo K• In own Mu1 IN 10 app 1K a a 2 SR Mobl e H~me c. att.. 1 oo PM 814 44& 7379 ng at ca I 15 ~~~--------~ · • c~ 3 bad oom 1 'h bl1h co ner lot cto .. to schoo 1 1.:td own C1J1 61• 992 368!) ng• 0 1 183 14 11154 homa l be- ty mobile e. u up on 304 675 7053 .,.., 5 • ,cu • an11l .at pm '* ThfM bR oom bf hOfn .. 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I h PI'I'Ciffl loan enumpiKM'I fN• m nu •• lo Po n P eual'lt Ahet & p m 304175 &301 -+ PM 982 614 rny hO"'e 114 992 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 14K70 1974 Con co d 3 DR olat elfJCI new e .. pet Very n c• eond t8960 Cel 614 441 0175 3 BA on 1 A ac e1oHAt 1101 Po ... t el 614 246 9234 an ,o!,C~~u~~k~ grow ng ncome ta• f rm n th e Ca M o person• .,,ad OanTa• ne Mon Tun 10 AM 446 8178 4 PM o Phone 14•7038A De eee Ondet" p nn n9 b OdU lh Ubi IUn dedi. t9 000 c. &U 3&7 7217 evan ng• Me Ctr¥ • I 18 000 1 8 Wanted to Do C ou •choo h Mob e home and lot udv t a mo'ole t15 eoo n o Call Q Ell c t eu Cond labysitt ng n mv home Con'll ocation R11son•ble •••• Days ontv C1ll 81' 446 2251 1979 Nashua 14•70 3 bed oom 1 :1J beh 11 eect c Naw i0«12 ft declt w h ga •• Ch11nnel Maste 10 f sat I te d sh E'lleryth ng n 'llery good cond on Pr cad ght Car 614 992 6710 Of 614 992 Pt Pleasant nafits Send rnume to Smith Bu ek Pont ac P 0 Boa 807 & YARD SALE Saturday Aug 22 9 1 321 Z Frenkl n Avanue. Pont P •••nt Cloth• toy mllcellaneous Four tam ly yard sale 10 t 4 Sat Aug 22 3001 Brook Orivo Galllpohs experience nHd.ct 811 your own hours Pay t:opcommllllon For more lmform•ton C.il 814 367 7889 Colloct 9 AM 15PM No invettment requlrM 603 Pecan St eet Spr ng Va ~ P aza Sat 9 30 ti 00 Baby tems eo hAl c b koulflho d tems and othe va ous sus k d1 and adu t c othes and m sc tems & VICinity Selurday 9 4 Corn• Pine M 1c hou1ahold and hllfldvm•n tem1 111 hat F rtt • .,. mentell pill trunk can nina Jan ltoneware jug• clll'f flower pots c1rpeting light fiJitur•a kind ing log JP ttar Phaaat fan ETC, ETC 3 Famlll• Fri & Sat 9 6 Rain or Shine 3 ml of Rt 514 on right CJ ant ga age 11ale F day 21st and Set 22nd Ba fu n u e tacuum e eene stu eo equ p ment luggage "!Oto eve 8 1,._ we Y ec n ng cha c 0 h ng and much much more 8 ~~ home on Pomeroy p ke across f om Ss •buty Elementa y Call 232& or 441 0231 AKC Aag femel• Go d•n Re triwer pup Wormed and thots R..dy to go Ca I aft• 6 00 614 446 6641 en AKC A 1tered Chow Chow pupp .. 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R o G ande 0 Call 614 2415 6121 Ca 614 698 6298 Weekdavs 10 6 Weekends 9 5 month Eartv Am~rlc•n Sofa ova n•t twi'l"el •odier and ottom•n Excel cond Call after 5 PM 448 4418 after 7pm Space for Rent Office -P~• for Rent Excellent tor Anorn-v• Account•nt etc. Clo• to Court Hou... Can Wiseman Ae1l Eatate Ag.,.cy 814 448 3844 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Plrk. Route 33 Nonh of Pomeroy Rental tral.-s Cal 814 992 7479 Sp11C41 for 1m1ll trell•e All hook UPI Ceble Also efficiency' room• air •nd cable M•eon. & Grain 1979 Ch ysle Must see to app ac a e Call614 949 2558 78 1981 Buick Sky a k Runs good 30 m les pe ga on P c:ed to sel 614 992 6359 afte 3 00 pm 1973 0 ds 98 61200 1978 L,inco n Ma k V $4300 304 675 7283 Peaches Now Ava abe C!!l v1 et es and pr en 808 S MARKET Mason 773 5721 Open 7 Days fo Farm Equ1pment PM 79 Motors Homes 8o Campers 21 ft Chateau Camper w th full bath seepssx Goodcond on Awn ng and TV an anna Ca 614 985 4418 Ventu a Camper to d down type sleeps 6 very good condton 304 6751516 1978 72 Hey 81 00 a ba e 304 773 516& Trucks for Sale Autos for Sale 1983 Z 28 Cama o 32 ooiJ m e1 on body 500 m les on 360 eng ne 5 spd loaded louve s b a and ca cove nc uded Ca 614 245 9497 I fet me gua an ee ~nea l references fu n sked F ee est rna es Call co act 1 614 237 0488 day o n ght Roge sBasemen Wate p oof ng repa r part s and supp es p ck up and de rvery Oav s Vacuum C eene one he f m e up Geo ges C eek Ad Ca 614 shon ~ uck Ca s Jeeps and Tr.ucks under S300 8uv d act loca Gov t sa as S ered and Repo veh e es Ca Now 1 518 459 3536Ext J1622 for d ectory 24 h s 1972 Wk te Fre ghtl ne COE 350 Cumm ns Eng ne 1 16 000 m es out of f ame m1,1or RTO 9510 transm u on Aoc;kwe I 411 eto ees 1022t eson budds 614 986 4422 RON S Telev son Se v e House cal s on RCA Quaza GE Spec a ng n Zen th Ca 304 576 2398 or 614 446 2454 -::-----=-c-=---- Ro arv or c•blo ool d I ng Most we Is competed same day Pump sales and serv ce 304 895 3802 Ste ks T ee and Lawn Sn v ce awn ca e andscap ng s ump omova 676 2903 304 676 2842 o 1987 S 10 PS PB 4 speed longbed 1600 b pay oad For see o tade Ca 614992 6675 1983 Honda, A ccord 4 doo 5 speed c use AM FM CASS Stereo 52 000 m !15 000 Jackson 614 286 1676 1982 ChevyT uck Good shape kns of e• as Cal 614992 2754 ,986 Toyota SRS o ng bed p ckup PS PB powe w ndows t t wheel c u se cont o 1un 1976 Dodge Dart Sw nge 226 S ant S 11 G eat Cond $800 Of baat offer Cell 614 266 9301 9 11 PM 82 Plumbing 8o Heatmg 1985FodPckup $6000 Cal Bush Hog S•hta & Se v ce Over 614 286 6451 Melley Ferguson New Ho land S E Oh o Home Improvements 446 0294 CROSS & SONS U S 35 West Jack•on Oh o 40 Uled t 1cto s to choo.. f om & comp eta ne of new & used aqu pment La gest selec:t on n 81 SWEEPER and sew ng mach ne 1969 Chev short bed Runs good Cal 614 446 8632 afte 600 PM Transportation 71 Services Uncond 1 one S950 304 304 675 7475 atta 4 p m weekdev anvt me on Satu day and Sunday oot 43 000 m es 304 458 1609 CARTER S PlUMB NG AND HEAT NG Co Fourth and P ne Ga ll po s Oh o Phone 614 446 3888 o 614 446 4477 $7 000 84 & 1983 Chevy ST 10 4K4 V 6 4 speed h gh m le•ge but sha p Electncal Refngeratron $3800 304 675 3044 1983 Cam•o Z 28 T top PS PB PW and door octcs AM FM Cass AC extra n ce B ack can 614 245 6040 56 1 977 Cam a o Ra y Sport PS P8 Auto $1500 Ca 614 268 1141 0 256 6543 Pets for Sale 166 Malley Forg gas t actor D agonwynd Cattery Kennel CFA H maleyan p 8 san and Sames& k ttl'lnl AKC Chow pupp" New k lien• S am•• and H me ayan1 Call e 14 446 &4600 B ft cattle eck S200 Shave post drNer 1600 Fo d 3 14 nch plows 8250 Fo d 8 ft d •c: 8200 Emco 6ft bush hog $400 Atsa other e.qu p ~.;;3;;8;;4;;4;;a;;h:e=7=PM==::;::::;:;;:.lc:'=6:1:4=3:8:B:9:8:3:2::===~ SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie 1978 Mal bu Cfass c V 8 AC AM Auto wsgon Runsgood Cal614446 9324 1986 Chw CW~aller blac:k 26 000 m •• De ll"l nte o c ulae AC AM FM red, o $8600 Cell 614 246 9110 o 446 2323 , 980 0 d1mobile 350 d ••I 8800 or belt offe Cal 61 • Mercerville 1982 Cam• o Sharp Must be seen to lpp ecl1t1 t3996 1184 Cheveue n ce t2716 Call 814 288 8622 Oilhw•th• Sears Kenmore built In herveat gold Uud ••• thon 1 vr 1225 Coil 814 388 9808 1880 Toyota Corolla 39 000 miiM uce cand fac a r AM FM Call auto t3600 Ce 814 448 2573 Cox M•rcarvlle Ad Boa 219 E 1982 Mazda small p ckup t uck a r cond 5 speed $2 200 Good shape. 304 676 2722 73 Vans Ce 614 367 0438 1978 Fo d F 160 4:~~4 short bed step s de looks end runs good $1396 Cal 614 247 4292 1978 CJ6 Jeep JlBW pant and top 16•36 tires 304 675 74 1986 Harley o•., daon Fl'TC E C atway1 garaged Many ICCMIO . . 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General Haulmg &ert Motorcycles 53 Man 9 St mpJon Ave Athens Ohio 1 800 843 3767 em:e Cal614 367 6809 882 2422 truck motor home or c 111ic c:ar W th lif•tlme warranty Muffler se~tpe 0322 85 1983 Chevette Standsrd. 4 1peed fl good condition 48 000 mllll 132 Butternut Pomeroy Ohio 1-----..:..----- vea 1986 Fo d Range XLT Super Cab 4 cy 61pd 4 WO quad stereo 10 000 m as $12 000 Colonial 1tyle floo model TV Aaasona.ble Call 814 992 3214 Ant1ques Washer- and d ye se 11 ce and epa Aeasonab e a es / 30 & 4 WD ChiN 1976 Cerma :o 350 auto Red Bleck 1tr pa No rull W II sell reaaonab e Cal 614 448 0327 Retrlg Amana 1kle by tida n ce good cond coppertone houoo coll814 245 8448 Wentzel camp ng tent 10~t14 Ca I 614 446 0065 afte 5 00 BASEMENT Feed Spec 1 lor August Oat St aw $1 50 bale Mo gans Woodlawn Fa m Rt 36 304 675 1286 & LIVESIUCk 814 448 0082 W•nted To luy old 1800 log Camp1ng Equipment WATERPROOF NG 1979 Fo d llO 895 3430 ~ted Farm SuJJplies 61 1914 Dodge Sport a c:ond on Runs good needs some body wok 304 675 7541 hay !I 1 bale on wagon Hay to bedd ng 60c 304 675 5679 M 446 7211 ahet 6>00 Meglc Ch1f Stova Ch ..t type f ~t~~•r Call 814 367 0243 Furnished room 175 UtHit es pa d Sha e bath Single male 9,9 Second Gal po 1 ca• Hay Ve lt>w F eestone Cann ng Furnished Rooms Rooms for ent day weft month Oallla Hote Call 814 448 91580 Rentulowas$120 St uts 611,9 95 pa nsta ed Most modes Muffle Man 9 S t mpson Ave Athens Otl o 1 800 843 3767 Hay for sale $1 25perb•e Call 614 992 6159 G apes paned ear y Concord and Dthe w ne u ce 1nd el v '1111 ety P ck you own o buv at sa es oom Dun Rov n Fruit Fe m R 68, se of A bany 0 304 876 1552 BUIIdrng Supphes 64 A falf a Hav ze e act c If gereto 11 cuft 17x17JI23 dea to do ms beauty ah~ etc t66 55 FrUit Vegetables Red up bet es P ck you own or we pick Cell Teylo • Berry Pa ch 614 245 5064 o 446 8692 1 ........... PARSON S FURNITURE 304 a82 3287 5024 FoLJ 13 nch t " olf Mu•llng IWD 14 neh t es wth ms Har equ n books b rd cage a ge punch bowl snd c:ups 304 675 2636 Auto Repair 1969 Chev olet pickup lspeed $595 1977 Dodge Aspen $425 1980 Mercurv Bobcat 4 speed S795 304 675 6394 for bee and up to fl6 2 bedroom fu nt~ed 1pt el end depol t New Ha'llen W Ve 46 Apartment for Rent GOOD USED APPL ANCES Washars drvar• ef tgerati;H'I anges Skaggt Applanees Uppat" AN..- Ad b• da Stone c " ' Mo • 814 448 7398 APARTMENTS mobile homes hous" Pt 'Pieeun artd Oal po • 614 -.& 8221 12x60 2 BR 14x80 2 bedroom t ~tier w th e•pando hveng oom located on arge evel lot n Middleport Near 1chool~ •nd ator• 814 892 2101 after 7- 00 pm call 614 992 2319 at metro 90 Oayt Nme •• cuh wh:h appro.,-M ered t l M I• out Bu w lie Rd Open 9am to 5pm Mon thfu Sat Ph e14 448 0322 1199 pe month plus ut lit es Rat & sma depDJ t equired 304 773 91594 Mob le Hom• Located on Sowa d R dge Rd 1160 Oep 1150 e month Call Naw & Used tupp mant No pets Cal &14 14& Apt 2 BR 121160 partly fu n11hed Depos t requ ed Loceted in Centenery Ca 614 44& 4292 TONY S GUN REPA AS ho eb ue ng now tak ng o det o ders fo cultom Mauttrs c•l 304 675 4631 77 EXT 326 1983 Chrysle Lebaron a cond 1 on auto powe steer ng &. b ekM AM FM e•cellent cond $4 200 304 675 3514 Appro• 3000 pavemffnt br c:k fo sa • • 30 ••ch or t750 to Sa mQtocyc:a teoo Pease Cl 3()ot &75 7&91 ., •• 11?3 betwHn 8 & 6 3 IHtdroom .ho~Jie fo ent n Sy ac:uu Also 3 bed oom an Uncoln He Qhll Pom•ov Ca I 614 992 7189 oh., 500 •o•r• IU ••• Ave GalltpOt 1 OH 0.11 N'c:•tv fu ni1had am ..l hoosa 3 ooms and Mth Adults No peu Aef and Dep C1H 014 441 2543 Wanted to Buy 1987 Pon ac G and Am SE Sports Coupe Onlv one montk o d Candy apple Eagle GT mags supe ste eo On y 3800 m es Sharp Re ocat ng Ca 614 992 2737 0 1)92 3031 Ouroc: Boas B ed us ke he boa s we tested 111 the Oh o Test at on -t hat ga ned ove 2 6 bs pe dey Rog• Bent ev Sab na OH 513 584 2398 Homelite Chain Saw 8 ft truck Msytau W ngerWaaher Ca 614 985 3839 o 614 985 3931 1976 Pontfac Sunj)lrd g een g•u•nga browntwaedtecJ nar 10 d wood TV c:IIIHnet with doo 1 Honda 60 moto cyc:te 2 BR unf"' '"'h.ed ga aua apan unfu 1\lahffd hou11 with gatage. Accapt on• eh d Ret and O.p Cel e 14 44t 9616 . . . 1244 Used M 476 and V434 Ve meer tren chers 1 614 6947842 or LIVestock AUCT ON • FURN TUAE 82 01.,• St G•ll polis NEW I p~ wood g oup.o •399 Uvlnt room aull" t199 t599 Bunk bed• wtth beddlnt- •111 Fu ail"e matt • • • foundetion sta t ng •99 fhel na • lllrttng t99 U&E.O Bld1 dr•ur• bdoom 2 8A 4 BR hquM tor ..n 3 mi .a of polls t300 a mon h plu1 dep Raf aqul «< Cal 814 441 1&Hi Atlw 5 00 PM cat Used and Rebu t transm ss ons lnte na ly napected and gua 11n teed ns a at on ava ab e We buy unk t ansm ss10ns Ca 614 446 0966 T030 Fe g t acto new t res pant new moto w th 5 tt bush hog 12260 Ca 614 286 cleaner wrwh attachments and se ubbe t168 Rebu t and It I gua an teed c..h o te ms Ca 814 992 7142 K bv SWAN wringer w11her a camp ete na Auto Parts & Accessones VIRAS ltMp41rs LNe bee h v .. ffaawtth tupp e1 304 671 2105 of used fumhure NEW WHtsm boo 1 t30 Worllboots t18 & up, IStMI & 1oft 1oe) Ca 114 441 3159 Renlal:' Houaea for Rent 76 Call614 446 2108 FOR LE.ASE Apart~enl wrth eompl ..ety remode eel khchen beth bedroom and l'llng oorn Merch~n!ltsr. LOJS • ACREAGE - S •• Oh o Awer sh• aloftu Furnshed apt tail..-slt"n. . Rt 2and wat.,skte titlt Phona 304 1979 Thunderc ah r hau walk h u w nd1h eld 50 HP Me cury ou boll d mo o Exce lent cond ton 304 882 2760 •• Ce 614 992 7292 PRICED A GHl One aeu 2 BR apia 8 c osets kitchen bu ld no Oil on At 2 ... A.Jhton appl fun shed Washer Drva Pub( c wat• and mobh hom• hook up ww carpet nawly p•m lied 3().t 1571 2331 P*!ntH deck Aegtncv Inc Aptl Cl 304 676 n38 or On• 1cre o 1 on M••on 10 at 815 5104 Ash on SKJbl c mobt • homu perm nH I 500 down 8226 t1 &0 pa moMh 304 676 2336 "'kf• Al2 Pon oon Boat 50 HP Johnsort treler 82760 Ca 6,4 446 4043 afte 8 00 PM «ZS 304 &71 2383 Boats and Motors for Sale slylee Ju eWebbPh 614 446 FOR LEASE ont bed oom apartmen ova look ng chy pe k 117!5 permonth C• 1144o46 44215 W Va Cofl 304 773 8811 r 75 (] oom and Supply Shop Pet G oom ng All br•edl A For Lease 1 V. tc o on Je rv1 Run Ad API) • 0 (t'le w th u al WI ar 3 bedroom mobile home tor rent nSy OCUIO Colll14 992 7889 eher 5 00 P..omeroy Middleport 49 Pets for Sale Now buy ng shel co n o ear co n Cel fo otesl quotes A vor C y Fa m Supply 614 446 2985 Av• tibia m dd e of August: Secol')d floo corn• Second and P ne Pa k ng area pt"O'IIid~ 122& J"l' month or t210 whh k tchen sppl enc" fu n shed c. 1144482326 0 446 ba11 t1t 1500 Ce lt4 25& 1401 614 256 8208 or 246 5122 VICinity G1veaway Sal11 Represenlathle nHdld for • J Whol...le Co No provfded 37 ecrM C own Crty Tobacco Gallipolis & Vtc1n1ty VICinity Fret Yard Sale Th 1 Ve• lhu lday & F dav 9 7 30 Burdelta Add 1 on Pont Pleasant & 1.-v en lot 'o sa a CletrV .....,eatat" 8 m " ao of Ganipo 1 on At 1 Fo mo a nto mat10n cat Ang .. 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Mature person for 3 yr o d and Infant Ou home 3 shifts 8 oolt• da Aps tments 446 1932 or 448 4139 One Bed oom apa tman w th arge country kitchen new epptian 56 The Dally Sent~nei-Page-9 ces ut I tv room watet sew• 814 992 1723 aher I 00 6895 body man '1627 Raeentty remodel.t 1 bedoom n town Off st HI PI k ing wash.- dryer Aa1•.ncM equlred 614 982 &912 or Ohio Calll14 288 15930 McDona d • of Oal pal 1 1 looldng for a few good workM"I w lling to wo k sh ffl and eu 25-& 647& Septic t•nk pump ng •• Gen 11 & eommat ell 180 pe losd Ron EvansEnte pr us Jsckson SALES REPRESENTATIVE We are ook ng fOf' I'" Mpactab • hard wo king ndtvklua tor niW' and uted eM ••.. The lgtn plfiOn shou d 1l1o be a stU s~arter wHh the potent II to handle managetal rHponalbili1 t11 Bus n•• Nuc•t on and Acreage 4 BR kou11 on 1 se • heat locat on Ref C• A 1 Rul Etta • 8rotl• Cal 30 .. 175 ti 104 to t.ecome a pen of •e• contact 8o 1 84 ac •• nice flatland Con-..an loc:at.on Ca 446 41 Income Tu C IIIH beg n t1 Lot• Cs f.urn thad Am hou Schools Instruction 7 1917 Ha • -35 Mode n 1 BR apartment 814 446 0390 T 1 fer space 14 a ern 0• den tpot o el wet~ 28 tt • 40 ft garage Tot• • IC1 hook up c. 114 24!) 9393 1979 Lbeny Woukl you 11utf envelopH to 1 000 wael y 1 •2 fo• en.,elop• you stuH S mpll. piNiant wo k at hom~ S1nd salt addrnud anv.toped tp HT ENT Dept Auct oneer Co Osee E C ck I cente " 764 88 Hannan Glenwood W Ve toTrace mo Road • niDfmat on c:• I .t..----------..,r-----------~ I 3047735118 0 7736186 attar 15 00 46 Space for Rent 44 Apartment for Rent 34 Bu11ness N c:e ua ler or to ent Cell Bu1ld1ngs 114 992 2101 afte 7 00 pm ca 614 992 2319 Upsta 1 unfu n 1hed apartment Comm...-e a1 bu d ngs to ease Ut lit es pad Cerpeted no ch kl SPACES FO~ RENT l a er In 0 P•tl C1ll 814 448 1637 Downtown Pt P eaunt Storet ots Rt 1 locust Road beck of off cu A One A.. Estate K & K 304 875 1075 Cerol Ve119er 8 oll:er Cal 304 Fu n shed apt nsn door to Ubrary One Pf'Ofns ona Aduh 676 110. only Pa k ng Ph 446 0338 47 Wantad to Rent Commere al building metl n 111dated 50 • 1QQ.,., app o•imatety lou yea • old YJ ac e ot 3 o 4 Bed oom h0u1a n Kyger Four m u from new dam stte C elk School 0 st c:t A•feren 304 871 304Q Ot' 675 3431 cat Ph 814 446 8121 w••• We provtda cera to ..d.,ly 1nd Fun t me b•bl tt., In my home for w ...ings R•f•..,~ .quwad CaM 6,4 448 9723 alt .. 5pm 20 oc 0 l•m wkh 3 BR houoe. Professional Serv1ces Snuat1ons Wanted f ill(llllylllt'lll Help Wanted "Why should I go to a psych1atr1st? What's wrong With restmg?" 245 9695 23 So en a Hutky 1 OH P W seons n 4~ mowe deck otat ller plow snow blade and dump bed t 1 er •1400 or trade tor van c. 61. 446 3459 "'GsAPEL Ferms for Sale 8 ecrn w th 4 8R remodeled hoUse Fru t 1 ' " and outbu ld lng1 n A o G enda Call &14 ...,.n Fr dty 9367 Ca Iehan • Used T ra Shop Over 1 OOOtrn 1Zft12 13 14 15 18 18 6 8 m es out Rt 218 Calll14 25fl 62fi1 dZ' •It ptus poten1 1 WD k own Announcements 6 Lab pupp at A I mal• To good home Call 114 281 nooo M1sc Merchandise Cell Raps nNdld to Ius nMI A.c needed In VInton area 6 vn 01' more •at per Tools equired lnqu•e at 614 388 5816 Pley the SUAV VAL OAME Rates&. Informal on call Rlv•r 1 de Gun Shop A thai• Oh o 1971 Peerla11 1 2xl!i6 Call814 388 9092 54 Opportunity Friend"' Home Part 81 hu open ngs for mlnlglfl and d . .hKI in yOltt arM la t•t I ne n party plan tr. . brand ni'W ch at mae c:atalog. toy g ft and home: tt.co CltlloQ ov.. 800 hems Top comml11 on 1nd host••• giftt Cal to f H ut.. og 1 BOO 227 1610 o cell co lect 0 518 4&2 0091 CO\Inta pa t I ma potenl at tul t Exper 3 LAFF-A·DAY Mob1le Homes for Sale 141170 Windsor with 14•30 eddit on 3 bedrooms pond •pproK 3 acr• Galllpol 1 Fa· ry 304 675 5930 Bus~ness 21 We PIIY c11h tor late modtf c een Announce 111 enlo 4 FENCE COMPANY F111ancio l Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio Elllfl- 614 886 6194 ACCENT 992 6191 949 2660 992 5692 949 3080 992 2259 Wanted To Buy weekends Stop In and pick up an appl eaton Dealer HENRY E CLELAND JR JEAN TRUSSELL DOTTIE TURNER TRACY RIFFL£ OFFICE 9 ••rtv U S RT SO EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO FarM Hourly Clin c Aide nMded p.,l time n family pl...ning office baud in Ch. .pa811:• and GaiU· polla Mutt h•• high tchool dlplorNI Of equNal.ncy good communlc.tlon skills •ccuracy with f gurn be d...,cfebl• organized end re•ponslb 1 Training •veileble for matu e lndivkluel who is 1en1 tNI to r..,roductlve h•lhh nMd1 of clients Looking lor som110ne who la ulf motNited and can grow in the posttlon •• need ~tiMI Mu1t hwe II ab e trana portation ~ will ng to travel Send rnume nclud ng two employment reference• to Ptanned Perenthood of Sou theast Ohio 396 R chland Avenue Athtnl Ohio 41701 by B111tom'* 9 1987 PPSEO 1 an Equal Opportun ty v.w. Author ud John Deere or buyhtg? Can iha Clelad Tea Auction.. C~ 0Ker E Ctid& l ~;en•• II 754 BB Csl 3o• 896 3430 415861c SALES & SERVICE New Holland Bush Hog Farm Equrpmenl ga R ck Peerson Auct onetf censH n Oh o end w.. t V gi nls Etttte antiQue f•m lfquldet on ..1" 304 773 5715 Pomeroy Oh1o MIDDLEPORT- PRICE REDUCED- Nce y em ode ed 1h s o y home on a qu et s eet n !own Fen ced n back yard cute f ant porch slo age bu ld ng Many o he n ce ea u es MUST BE SEEN $19 900 00 POMEROY- Ahome fa acook I you spend a ol oft me n he k chen h s one s lor you Beaut ful mod ern ktchen camp ments th s 3 bed oom hone w lh an ce wooden deck fa outs de eat ng Conven ently ocated lo access to you k tchen Full basement lots ol closet space Public Sale & Auction 992 6215 or 992 7314 Carter French Restdence Corner of Fourth and Palmer MIDDLEPORT - OWNER WANTS AN OFFER -Cue t le one oo pan home n Mddlepo tat a Reduced p ce La ge o 2 bed oom s bah & po ch MAKE OFFER $16 200 00 8 V C YOUNG Ill EASTERN DISTRICT ON RT 7- A e you oak ng fo am n a m Do you wan an aide 4 bed oom house w th most of he emodel ng camp eled' La ge ooms wlh mod e n ea u es Ba n storage shed & ch cken hou se complele lh s 18 7 ac e m n am PR CE REDUCED TO $40 000 00 uMd mowe 1 toll sale C.U 814 742 2393 0 614 742 3()91 f0113 Naadld Oent1l Hyg.,tist f~;J • IM'OPie or ..-.t.cl h gh qusllty dent• oft ce Send comp 111 nume to Da ty Stf'!tmel Bo:c 7.1:9 K PomlfOV Ohio (free E1ttmate1) MODULAR HOME' 32 Graver • bwn Mowe Rep• we p ck up and de lYe Good BeiUtk:i• Wlf'ted tor New Boouty Shop Co 814 388 for current t.d••l hst Mrddleport Ohro 1 13 tic J&L Friday August 21 1987 Wanted to Do •16 040 tl59 230 v•• Now hlr ng Ca 1 805 687 6000 ht R 9805 2328 RADIATOR SERVICE 1B Help Wanted GovernrMI'It Jobs Repaors Trensaxte Repaors located llalfw•y letWHII must see Housinq Headquarters 9 month old pert collie and part Gsrman Sheph411'd dog Good whh chMdren Neede to be gtv... away; lCM 876 2931 8 HOene John1on 614 oM& 3672 { ( tmtan fee d Plut Anoga 7 93% $9 655 64 Svracuse 8 47ot: $1031317 100 $121 761 00 W II am R W ckl ne Meigs County Aud tor (8 21 11c LIMESTONE GRAVEl SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT BISSELL BUILDERS p •• ( F S.Cott Mg DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL' 10 8 tic At Reasonable Prrus NEW LISTING - RIVER FRONT - Very att act ve mob e home on eve 1 56 ac es New 2 af ga age and al ul t es Lots off ower ng shrubs f u t and nut ees Many othe em s Th s you 992 3325 RELIABlE 992-3410 Alto Trttlllllltcloll PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Free Estimates 38 80'* 216E 2ndSI Phone 1 (614 ) 992 3325 SYRACUSE- Remade ed 7 ms bath 3 BRs ec m lu basem ent cent al neat ce k tchen stove Iron & s de po ches nsu ated & co ppe plu mb ng $35 000 POMEROY - Near he sto es 3 bed ooms gas lu nace basemen! a urn nu m sd ng bath an d sma y a d $1 2 000 SYRACUSE - Co ne lot above 37 f ood 6 ms gas heal aum num sdn g & ga age $25 000 SYRACUSE - f ep ace n he am ly m a pet ng 7 m anc h n Ru s c H s e d n ng m mode n k chen 1" ba hs e ec B B hea I on & ba ck po ches ~ n d 1 ca ga age Reduced Ia $46 000 ROCK SPRINGS - Good 2 Ia y ame home 4 bed ooms 2 fu I bath s cent a heat ca rpet ng n ce b rch k tchen elec cook un ts ba sement garage & g o Ask ng $41 000 POMEROY - lot 145x90 ga age 2 BR nsulated f arn e gas lu nace b ch k !chen wa she d yel hoo kups carpet ng neat & clean MINERSVILLE - 7 m otde home w th v ew of !he ve Db ga age w l h sto age gas u nace ange re I ge al o po ches an d g lot Ask g $28 500 Wh a w you g ve MIDDLEPORT -- Smal 5 rm hom e nea the schools 2 BRs gas hea ca pet ng & ca po t Ask ng $17 500 POMEROY - 4 two BR apts Sepa a e u tes some po ches and 2 bus ness ooms for off ces On y $43 500 CERTIFIED APPRAISALS homet 304 773 6218 LOST 1 b own and white female Electromc Organs $47 243 27 M ddleport 39 01 S47 498 96 Rae ne 5 79% $7 049 96 Rutland - SALES & SERVICE Ful b ooded GraM Dane mother dog w th puppy Both nMd good TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BlOWN IN INSUlATION The Me gs Countv Budget County for the tax year of New location 161 North Se<ond Middleport Ohoo 45760 Puppleo - 'II full Blue Do'* me" 30.. 875 1072 876 23Sieftar 4 7435 Comm aston has completed tts apport on mont of local PUBLIC NOTICE Fol ow ng Sect on 571 S 16 of the Oh o ReviSed Code the c hanges: 1n valuation have been completed n Me gs PLUMBING & HEATING PH.992 Wholesale & ~eta I 810lmood government J.R.'s REPAIRS or bv Appo ntment Pubhc Not1ce (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Gallipolis OhiO 45631 730-871mo OPEN FOR BUSINESS WANT ADS ARE JUrt1Pif:G WITH BARGAINS ~ Fill! ESTIMATIS 1 614-843- v••• M•l• Colli• 1~ old Qood wrth chlldrert C.ll 814 9t2 2208 ~ L1censed Chntcal Aud1olog~st •Storm W ndows CAll 4 1287 tfn -~ LISA M KOCH, MS •Insulation 25 Yeors FRU E5nMATES 6 M xH brHd puppi• Call 814-448 3797 Computerized Heanna Atd Selec11on ~ Sw1m Molds lnterpretmg Serv1ces VINYl Worked on Home Area G•ve11way Automatk: w~ Machin• Coil 614 245 5371 oft• 5 00 PM J&L BLOWN INSULAnON Vrnvt & Al<lm Sod ng Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roof ng of All Typos 11 1980 HOnda CR80 0 i1 b ke.. Good Cond 1425 Call 304 1888 red Honda 700 Magna 800 ml" 82996 Serious inqulr ea only 304 875 11130 R & M Custom Couches and Reupho sterv St R1 7 Crown C ty Oh 614 256 1470 Eve 614 446 3438 Open da ly 9 to 430 S•t 930to130 Old& new Upho1tered Mow ey • Upholster ng serv na u countyarea22vears The bat In furnhure upholster~ng Call 304 675 4164 for tr 18 . .t metes r - - -- - �-. Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 21, 1987 Sunday ..---Local briefs---, Present time. capsule·to state Thursday. Power disrupted early Friday Constitution, In front of Campus heritage. People who love our Marlius ~qseum In Marietta. hills, our valleys and our river. The capsule will Include con(rl· We are a people who have tried to buttons from a1188 counties In the make the best of the present with state and will ~ opened In 100 hope and ·faith In the future. • . · "Though we are not a people or years. "The purpose of the time county of great material wealth, capsule," King said, " Is to we are however, wealthy In our preserve a piece of the present love and care for each other. Tl\ls for the benefit of the future. One Is tile legacy we pass to you. •'Our most fervent wish lor you hundred years from pow, Is that the year 2087 finds you Ohioans will be able to look ba'ck In a nation ill peace, · a living a nd better understand our so· county that 'Is prosperous, an · clety the way It was In 1987." The county's contribution also. environment that Is clean and Included a cover letter · from that you be directed by the Commissioner Richard Jones, on teacl\lngs or God, possessing a behalf of the citizens , which said strong desire to .always provide for a better way ·or life for each In part; " We are a people proud or our other and all mankind." Almost 600 customers of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. were without service for about six hours early Friday morning. Ron McDade, Ga_lllpolls, local area manager, said that a limb fell acr011s a three ph;~se line on the Rock Springs Road about midnight causing the outage. Without service were residents of the Rock Springs Road, Texas Road, Flatwoods Road, Hemlock Grove, and Route 33 to Burllngham. Power was restored at 5; 45 a.m. ' Squad receives eight calls Meigs County Emergency MediCal Services reports eight calls Thursday; PomeroY' at 4; 15 a.m. to Butternut Ave. for Vldla Glrolaml to flolzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 10:05 a .m . to Pomeroy Health Care Ceqter for 'J..!lna Herdman to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at . 3:47 p.m. to . Vaughan's Market for Daniel Shane to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport Fire Department at 6:27p.m. to a brush. fire on Zuspan Hollow Road: Pomeroy Fire Department at 7; 40 p.m. to the Dick Flnlaw property on Rock Springs Road where a tree was laying on an electrical line; Pomeroy Fire Department at 7; 47 p.m. to Dark Hollow where a state dump truck was on fire; Middleport at 9; 36 p.m. to Pearl St. for Carl Smith to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Smith was later transported by Llfefl!ght to Grant Hospital In Columbus; Tuppers Plains at iO: 36. p.m: to No. Nine Road lor Cathy Barber to Veterans . Memorial Hospital. "Prustee j I ooo Names drawn for September tenn of grand, petit juries PRESENTATION - Meigs County Commissioner Manning Roush presents Jay King, of Ohio Attorney General AnthOny Celebrezze's office, wllh the county's contribution for a lime capsule project commemorating the 200th anniversaries of the U.S. Constitution and Northwest Ordinance. The presentation was made Thursday night on the grandstand stage at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. Continued from .page 1 -------...!.,.-- consumption, and wine and mixed beverages by package for off premise consumption: Long Bottom Precinct , sale of beer for off premise consumption; Ollve- dale Precinct, sale of beer for off premise consumption, and wine and mixed beverages by · the package, Sunday sales. Many Meigs Count y falrgoers gathered Thursday evening at the grandstand .to watch as Commissioner Manning Roush presented Jay King, of Ohio Attorney General AnthQny Celebrezze' s office. with the county's contribution for a time ca psule project ln honor of t he 200th anniversaries of the U.S. Cons tl· tutlon and Northwest Ordinance. Area deaths Fred Morris Fred A. Morris, 48, of 9129 Mt. Vernon Road, St . Louisville, died Wednesday at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus. Born Jan. 8. 1939 In Langsville, he was a son of the late Marlon Morris and Mildred Smith Mor· rls, who survives. He was a member of the Teamsters Union and formerly a driver for Commercial Motor Freight. He was also the former owner-operator of two Newark barbershops, VIllage a nd Eastland Barbershops. Surviving, In addition to his mother, are his wife, Becky · Piazza Morris; one daughter, Crystal, at home; three sons, Victor, Bryan and Kent, all of Nl'wark; two brothers, Carl Morris ' of Rutland and Jack Morris of Pomeroy. Calllng hours at Henderson, VanAtta and Johnston Funeral Home, 59 North Fifth St., Newark, will be today (Friday ). Graveside sgrvlces at Standish Cemetery In Dexter wlll be Saturday, 1 p.m. , with Rev. John Eshelman of!iciatin~ . James B. Morris Gallipolis. VFW Post 4464 will' fold and present the flag In a graveside ceremony Calllng hours are Sunday 6-9 p.m. at the funeral ·home. Roush prese nted King wit h three pages of up-to-dat e count y history, one page of statistical il)formatlon a nd a list of cou nty, township a nd village elected .officials. The printed pages will now be microfilmed for Insertion in the specially 'built titanium time ca psule which Is to be burle<) Sept. p. the anniversary date of the signing of the U.S. Carl Hill Carl William Hill, 42, Springboro. former Rutland area resident, died unexpe1=tedly Wednesday at the Miami Valley Hospital foll(lwlng a- heart attach. Surviving are his wife, A!l'lber Austin Hill; his parents, Robert M. and Evelyn Lanning Hill, Dayton; two sons, Bryan and Eldon, at home; his father-In -law and mother-in-law, Ted' and Shirley Mathena, Bristol, Tenn. Mr. Hill was a 1%3 graduate of Rutland High School. He was a member of the Springboro Christian Church and the Academy of Model Aeronautics. He was a veteran having ·served In the United States Air Force and was employed as a · lead computer operator at Durlrlon Corp., Dayton. Services will be 'held atll a.m. Saturday at the Tobias Funeral Home, 3970 Dayton-Xenia Road, Beaver Creek, Ohio, with Pastor Delbert Dawes officiating. BurIal wUI be In Medway Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home _from 4 to 8 this evening. Friends may contribute to the Springboro Christian Church building fund ln his memory . James B. Mprris, 73, Gallipolis, died this morning at Veterans Medical Center in Dayton Ohio. He was born June 1, 1914 ln Teays Valley, West Virginia to the late Boyd and Anna Hodges Morris. He was a World War II Navy veteran. He retired from the Gallipolis Developmental Center In 1967: He was a member lfVFW Post 4464, the American Legion Lottery In Columbus and Mt. Vernon Baptist Church ln Teays Vall~y. CLEVEJLAND ( UPI ) - Thurs· He was preceded In death by a day's . winning Ohio Lottery brother, Thomas Morris. numbers with ticket sales and payouts; He Is survived by his wife, Dally Number Irene E . (Carolyn) Morris, 918. whom he married Dec. 28, 1935; Ticket sales totaled Sl.180, 789, five daughters, Jacqueline Hun· with a payoff due of $1,002,525. ter, Winfield; Gall Karawan, PICK-4 Charleston; Vick.i Clark, Gallipo· 6461. lis; Pamela Neal, Gallipolis; PICK-4 ticket sales totaled Sandra Gllliwater, Crown City; $180,878.50, with a payoff due of two sons, Wayne, Knlghtsdale, $81,498. North Carolina; James, Jr .. PICK ·4 $1 straight bet pays Panama City, Florida; four $6.348. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays sisters, Elnora Winter, Kear· . $529. neysvllie, West Virginia; Faith Amos, Teays Valley, West Vlrgl· nia: Lucy Strickland, Hurricane, West Virginia; Ada Simpson, Hurricane, West V,lrginla ; a brother, Mendel Morris; 12 grandchildren and four great· VeterB!IS Memorial Thursday Admissions - Ge· grandchildren. r aid Dlll, Racine . . Services will be 10 a.m. Mon· Thursday Discharges - Edith· day at the Willis Funeral Home. Grimm, Bess Hendricks, Orten Burial will follow In Ohio Colmer, Susan Blackford, Nicole Valley Memorial Gardens In Evans, Brenda Hawley, Edna Haning, Edward Templeton, Edith Forest, Kenneth Cundiff, Thomas Allen, She}la King. i Daily stock prices South Central Ohio A chance of showers and thunderstorms tod'!Y•.wlth highs (As of 10:30 a.m.) near 90. Variable cloudiness Provided by tonight. wlth chance of s howers Bryce !Uld Mark Smith and thunderstorms and a low of Blunt Ellis ol: Loewl 'near 70. Showers and thun!ler· storms likely Sa turday , with Firm Price highs near 90. Am Electric Power .. ..... .: .... 28% The . probablllty of precipita- AT&T ........ ....., . .'.;... ...... ........ 35~ tion Is 40 percent today , 30 Ashland Oil .. ........... ..... .. ..... .. 68 percent tonight and 60 percent Bob Evans Farms .......... :... 25'4 Saturday. Charming Shoppes .............. 32% ' Winds will Qe from the south at · Federal Mogu 1... ................. 48'4 10 to 15 mph today and from the Goodyear T&R .......... ...... ,.. 74'4 southwest near 10 mph tonight. Heck's Inc ..................... ... ... 4'h Extended Forecast Limited Inc .................. ...... 50~ Sunday throurh Tuesday Multimedia Inc . ...... ... ............69 Cooler and less humid through · Rax Restaurants .... ........ ..... . 4Ya the period with Ill tie or no rain. R<lhblns & Myers ................ 10% Highs will range from the mid 70s Shoney's Inc..... ... .. :....... ..... 31% to mid · 80s each day, · with Wendy's Inti............... ........ 11% overnight !ows between 55 and 65. Worthington Ind .......... :....... 25* ' I ,. a Names drawn ror grand Jury lncludr Jf'an E lai ne Spf:'ncer. Tup pers Plains; Fe ndor~ Sttir;r, Pomeroy: Teresa Jo hn son, Rarlne: Larr:vCurtls . Radneo: L...t>wls H. Sowers. Middleport. Con nlt>Thornt on, Langs\'ill£1: Bev£'rl~ Bucha nan , R£'00.<;· v ille; Junf> VanVnmken, PomerOy; Krl.s Wilson . Ret:'do;\'ill<': William H . Holromb. Albany: Jeffrey Holt7. Syracuse; Don n I(' Purman. ReedsvUI{I: Thomas E . Hal fiNd. PomcrO)': Guy E . Hunt er. Rutland: Mar\' Pll·kcn s, Ra ctne: Roii:C'I" Hill. Ractne: Robert Li nd e m an. Pomf'roy : Carol Mt•CullouJ;:h, Pomeroy: ,Joy Bent ley. Syro CUSP; Wa y n.-. Milhoan, l.o n ~ Bonom: Lt.•otu • ... HORSE PULL - Thls heavyweight team of horses, Tony and Duke, was put through an e•crclslng routine after a rriving at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds Thursday evening In preparation for last nl&ht's horse pulling cont est. The 'team Is owned hy Bob Klamfoth, Columbus, on the left . roy; Klmlx>dy Den t, Pom <"roy; Carol · Erw In, Pomerov: Charles &kt-r. Ra t fnf': Martin TuC'k er: TupJ)('rs Plains; F.'rvln Phillip s. Portland: Sha ron COJiZ&f. Syra· CU,M" . Grarr Allf'n. Porl\and: DaiP Dy<' , Albany: f:llfflt &-arle-5. Racine: RobE>r r Smith. Rarin('; Richard F'u~. Ra clnf'; ~lmar Swai n, Rrfd sville: Alfrf'd rra " k. Pomf'roy: MIJ111u Rt1er , Pomnoy: Mar· Jrl:&ret Johnson , Racin('; Jamt"' H a n l n ~ . Alba ny : James Whiff', Alba ny : Kat hr:yn Eva ns: Portland; Char i('S Norrls, Radn('; Bl'\IPrly Wlllfllrd, Tuppet·s Plnln.s : Ro~f'f GALLIPOLIS - Ninety-three Gallla Countl a ns fil ed petit ions with the board of elections prior to Thu rsday's 4 p.m. deadline for var ious posts on city and county school boards, township trustees and clerks, vill age mayol's, city commission. · and judgeship races. According to the board. 63 people are running for the o'ne trustee a nd one clerk post for each of Gallla Count y's 15 town· ships In the genera l election on November 3. In addition to these posts, eight people ere running for three sea ts open Includ e three seats on the Ga lll~olls Cit y School Board; stx a re after two sea ts on the Gallla Cou,nty Local School Board; six are seeking the three IAMB GRAND CH1\MPION .- 1\ record breaking pric~ ol 5li a pound was paid f~r lh•· l"and c hampion lamb a! lh e annual '1-li-FFA livestock sah• t' rlday night at lhe Meigs County Fair b)' Th~ Farmc·r~ Bank and Savings CompaiiJ, Pomeroy · Tuppers Plains. Pictured to right , manager Plains branch, Ted Reed, preside nt of Farmers Bank alld Savings, Bruce Reed of Farmers Bank and Sav in gs, Scott Oberholzer. Fair King, Pam A.,h, Fair Queen, a nd in front Jerod Cook owner of the lamb. Larry Wr> hru n~ . Pom€'roy: t<(·,·tn Wolf•\ , Wlsf'<'Up, Pomer(J)•: William RIJiZhl.h ousr. PnmM"oy; Dann.' Morrl~ . Po m('f'~ : Ml"llnd i V('nO\ , Pum ~ 1'0\': Ru1h S1efr~l. Pomrr~·; Wrndt>ll N \lark. Raclnt'; Mar)' Ll~lr, !\y nll>u8C' ; F'r('lht Su(' ~· &[')'. Of·xtl" r: RaP ·ta ' Ja}' Evans. Pum('roy: Doh• A, C'lnf'; Leo! .. Blrdt Portlund; Ou lc> Smit h, Pom('foy; Dwaine> .lordiln , ,'\Jbany: Pau· lin€' Myrrfol, Long Bontrn: U sot Rlags, E ll en W('IJs. Lo n J!:: BottOI"'): Geor~(' Pullins, PomProy; PJullne Riley . LonJiZ Bonom: Cfly la OI.L•£'ns. Pomf'roy; Richard YounjiZ. ADVERTISEMENT ----- ., By KATIE CROW Times-Sentinel Correspondent ROCK SPRINGS - A record breaking $17 a pound w'a s paid by the Farmers Bank and Savings Company , Pomeroy · Tup~rs Plains . for the grand champion lamb at Friday._ night's annual Meigs County 4-H-FFA Junior. livestock sale held at the Meigs County Fair . The animal weighed 113 pounds and was owned by Jerod Cook, Mulberry Ave .. Pomez:oy._ Last year's lamb, owned by .:rennlfer Taylor, Pomeroy went for $14 a pound. The Farmers Bank and Sav· lngs Company also purchased the reserve champion steer for $1.50 per pound. The a nimal was owned by Lee Ann Robinson. Rt. 2, Coolville . Last year's reserve c~mplbn steer, owned by Kevin Grueser. went for $3.25 per pound down $1.75 per pound. For the fifth consecutive year. The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. was the largest single buyer having purcoased 14 animals. Last year the bank purchased 13 . animals. The grand . ch'ampion · steer, owned by Ed Collins. Reedsville, was purchased by Vaughan's Cardinal, Middleport for $3.60 a pound. Last year's steer, owned by Jeff Parker, went for $7.10per pound down $3.50 a pound over last y_e ar, Vaughan's. Card(nal also purchased four other animals. . The Home National Bank, Racine-Syracuse, purchased the grand champion hog for $5.30 per pound. It was owned by Lisa Burke. Reedsville. Last year's .Continued on page A-3 .- The P.A . Denney will be docked ln town Sept. 19 and 20 •.. according to John Saunders. chairman of the merchants' committee, and wlll offer excur- · slons, brunch. lunch and dinner trips , In addition to ali Oldies '·' , com· Cruise on Saturday night •• plete with disc jockey. Saunders said over 200 letters have gone out to civic organlza· tlons~ln the trl·county area ,1 and . tickets are already on sale to the general public. Tickets prices vary according Continued on A-3 Reagan claims Pom('foy; RoR"PrSI)C'fl('('f, Pomr;>roy : E lza Larkins. Lo nJ! Boltom: Rotk.>rt M iiiM", Mlddh."POrf; ~l:l mucl S. C la y, l.OR!i: Bol · rom : .la :t" nf' C'olfrlll. Syr•rus£': Sandra Ha nn ing. Mlddl (tporr: Ri chH rd Yost, Cool· v ille; Thomas H awley, Pomcro)': Myrll£' Hol ter, Radn<': St('v<' Fift.\ Middleport; t::>r.bra Lcor. RN~sv ille: Vlr Jfll Mlllrr, l_.o n ~ adding to the locai color foi· the Newark, won both races with . day . Pe king Chris won the trophy Mingo Mac, owned by VInal and blanket, provided by Swlsher- Edna Link, Sunbury, and dr iven Lohse Pharmacy, for the fastest by VInal, took second In both time among the three old p_acers races. The trophy blanket proIn the four races. vided by the Roush Tack Shop In the third and lOth races for went toG W Du Rit e, two year old trotters, Scott Town, T he fifth race ·for two year .old owned by Doris Nolan. Rio fllly trotters was won by Mighty Grande, and driven by Fred Tara, ow ned by Burton E ." Huff, came thr,ough for the win In Walker, Sunbury, a nd driven by the third with Touch The Sun, Terry VanRhoden. Race 6, also owned by J . M. Weise and J . F . for two year old filly trotters, was Wilhelm, Cardington, and driven won by Malaney Star, owned by . by Terry VanRhoden taking T. Poulton, Croton, and drlven by second. In the lOth though, Terry VanRhoden, and race 7, Brooks Sayre was In the sulky also for two year old filly trotters, driving Bropaul, owned by his · was won by Fair Classy, owned brother, PaulS. Sayre of Racine, by Charles and Doris Norr,ls, and came through for the win. Lockbourne, and driven by NorScotttown was second. ris. The trophy blanket, given by In the second dlvlson for two Brogan-Warner Insurance, for year old trotters- the fourth and the fastest time among the two 11th races - G. W. Du Rite, year old filly trotters went to owned and driven by Ron Fuller, Mighty Tara from the fifth race. Record sum paid for Meigs' grand champion lamb at fair·.: By LEE ANN WELCH Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Summertime Is a great time to be on the river , and a rea res id e nts can spend a few hours on the Ohio with the help of the Ga llipolis Retail Merchants. Danny ZlrkiC'. Pofnrroy; 01:- lbC'r t Po~·t>ll. , Dal£' Baker . .lr .• Rl'C'dsv\11£': Ro nald Stl'f h(>m, Lo n ~ Ro11om : Sh f'f'I,\'R Bu1c her. Ra<im-: nrnry Sal~r . Rarinl': Continued from page 1 clerk. Clay Township: James E ) Baldwin, Rt. 2,. Galllpolls, trus: tee; Charles Lee Barcus, Rt. 2, Crown City, trustee; Jerry Dean Shaffer, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, trus• tee: . and Connie Hemphill, Eureka Star Route, Gallipolis; clerk. Gallipolis Township: Warn!;'r Halley, Rt. 4, Gallipolis, trustee:. Wayne L. Niday, 12 VInton St., clerk; David W. McKenzie, 33 Burkhart Lane, trustee. • Green Township : Thomas Earnest Pasquale, Rt. 2, Galll.po ~ Us, clerk; Marton E. CaldwE'II. Patriot Star Route, Gallipolis, clerk; Merrill S. Johnson, Rt. S, Gallipolis. trustee; and Robert H. Massie, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, Continued on A-3 • • • dow lik)', Mfddll"ppf'l: f'lovts St rw u~buuK.h, Wll kesvU IL>: John Harrison . Mlddll'pf)rt . BN h Bf'rkhlmE"''. Re-edsville-: Karvn S4>y • mour, [)(oxJ(t>r"; Ro)'f (' BlsS('JI. TupJ)('u Pilllns: Kt>nnt"lh Boll . Tlipp('r' PlalnA; Luther Boo!ht•, Coalvlllt>; l<rlran Dootry , Mlddl('J)Orl : ~r('J!ory Rtf£'. [)('x ff't; Danll"l Thomas. Jr.. Mlddl(.1)0rl ; Cl<'tli Dai!Ofl. Albany: Alvi n J . Myrn. RN d HIIIc>; Pamela Na ppt'r, La nl(-sv \ll r , and Dana£ . Hoffm an . COolvllll'. RrOO.~ vlllc: Harness ... ma yor and three clerk/ treasurer offices: six council seats: two me n going for a like number of Gallipolis City Commission seats; two liquor sale bond issues are on tap; and two men; one the incumbent, are candidates for the next term as judge of the Gallipolis Muni cipal Court. The candidates are; Addison Township: Buster B. Clonch. Rt. 4, Gallipolis, trustee; Timothy Reese, Rt. 1, Cheshire, trustee; VIvian Carol Taylor, Rt. 1. Addison, clerk ; Vaughn French, Rt. 1, Cheshire, trustee. Cheshire Township: Irma D. Bales , Rt. 1, Cheshire, clerk; Wendell Bradbury, Rt. 1. Che· shire; trustee; John F . Wamsley. Rt. 1. Bidwell , trustee; . and Sandra J. Willis, Rt. 1, Cheshire. P. A. Denney excursions to be held in Gallia Sept. 19-20::.- Pom('l'oy: Gar ne-t Hen sir,.•. l.anp: Bolt om: BACK IN SULKY AGAIN - Brooks Sayre, Syracuse, local trainer and driver, was not back lnt"e saddle again, but he was back In the sulky again at the Meigs Falr1'hursday afternoon after helng serlou.sly Injured while driving l!.t the Marietta fair late last summer. Sayre, driving Bropaul; owned by his brother, Paul D . Sayre, Racine, Is pictured racing to a win In the lOtio race, lor two year ~ld trotters. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • • o... ClonCh. Middleport; Roli!N' Brown. Po mt'roy : Rod nC') RrOOks, Alba ny; Dana Eynon. R11Mne: Yo la n s.a tt..r·ti C'Id. Ra · A Multlmedte Inc. N - - • • Ra r]nr: luf'>lia Po'A·cll, Ru t1 nf' : .Sh.aron · Hallf'l". PomerQV: H~trold Whit 1{\klnd. POmeroy: Dorothy ftollrr . Mlddlcporl: , Donald- Yo no. Po mPI"O)': Anna Mrc ;hN". b 1 0 Soctlono, 84 Pegeo Ninety-three. Gallians file for • • • • vartous ctty, county positions Aeiker. Pomeroy : Gr<'IZ Parker. Re eds · " llle; CIIHord Lonttenetlt" , Reed.I VIIJ P: Ca rolyn Aikins. Racin e-: Cwcondoly n Mer· !ln. Mlddlt1)rt: Hf.'ster Ebl in. Rut land. Charll"S Boyl>s, Mlddleporl ; kosem8ry WPrry. Pomeroy; Franklin .Jarvis. Pome- Jorl • . ' m~ ivoi~-~~iNio.~~i~ei7~~~!!~!!!!~!!!i!!iiiiiiiiiMiiididileipioirtiiPioimiieroiiyiGiaililipolis-Point Pleasant, August 23, 1987 I Suany Sunday. Hll~ between 70 and '75. The probability of ralil Is near zer.o. • 22 Bollom: ·s rf•vpn Hoov('r. Pomerey,: Anita MlddiE'pOrt : on Page C-J tmts - II")'. r hC5hln'; Jl«-1.sy SliVf'rs, Pomm-~ : Joh n \\', Trout. Albany: Gt'.o uory Nf':tSfl; Svrunnit•; M ••rr~lff('t Yosl. Rarln(': Parrl · C'lll Ht"nslPr R~:~ clnt>: llobN't Milrkln,:, · Alban )'; Vitkl Carltr, ~f'mr!J3o' . f'un nln~ham . roy; res ults~ Spo~ Rotrom: Lo \\'~11 Cht'\'111("1:. Rt'l"d.livlllt": Milford Lt>onard, RP("dsvllle: Ja m M Boyd . Shadr: William (' urtl~ . PomHCJ:\ ; Clara Uumphrry, Pomerct't·; ~h:-n l..em· C'hard EbUn. Pom('fO\': M ~rRAr t~ Par sons. Ru11a nd. Joyr l' L.t' onard, VlnrM: Char i"" Swat7.('1. PomerO\ ; &linda [)(>in. · Pomrro;. : John Anderson. Pomero,v : Nat han lloatrlsc;ht . l.on~ Bollom: Lois Wlt<•on. Pomrrw: Mary Rob6n .. on. RC'f'ld!. vlllC': Nl'va K ing, Pomffoy: Ronald .Jl'fl l'l'i'i, PomcrO\': l..rna HeHman. POmr.rCJ;'; and Marvln.Wal krr. Tuppers Plains ,losrph M . Donaho<\ Al ban~·. F"l'ed~ Racine; John Frick . Pom~ Harness racing Along the River ........ B.J.8 Bu.slness .......... ....... .....D-1 Comics ......... ... ........ Insert Classl!leds ... ............. D-3-7 Deaths ........................ A·5 Editorial ........... .......... A-2 Sports ......... ..... ........ <:- I-6 •• Hrnd<"rkon. Pomrro\'; Elalnf' Ralston, MlddiPpOrl : Hf'l('fl Ek>f"ff:lf'. Ral"lnl'; Jttml"!> O'Brien. Radn1'. Krih Cla rk. Syraruw; Donald Pt"truon. Albany: KltlicHarmon . Portland; Ell or~ Pa!lt•rson_, Pomf'rQ) ; Jan(' cM <lnUN. rtadne: ,Jo rl' O'RI')'.IInl , Pomf'f'O)' : Su11an K1trr, LonR llot!om , Tl'aslf' Wrll ~ . Porrland: l-la7·1't F o.-: . Racl nfl; Ho bl'f't Lukt, PomCf'oy: Dorortw · Smith, , Rulne: Ruth Rrf"\1r s. Alb11ny : Thom a• W['rr;,·. t'lomPr~ ; F'r ancrs If un1 , Chc'I'Hflr; C'hC'ry l Rus~ll . Pomeory: Earl Pt r kl'fl s, !l;yraru,.._: E: lhf'l lal('!l. Rutland. Tcrl')' Smi th. Rarlnf':. Robr.rta Wilson. Rutland! t.ROI.a Johnson. ?ortl:tnd: Wll llam Wallf'rs, MiddJf'1)0rt: Darla 'fhomu&. S~·racuse : Marvin Md(t'lvey. Syraf'\.' IM'. Brrnda Tay lor, Mlddlt>port ; William Mor l!an. Albanv : I.('Ona Ka rr. Ractnr: .Ro~<'f l~'-'' <'11 . Sr .. Al.bin : t<ath) Jllh~·. lonR Por!'f , l..o n ~ Solldn; i\nn11 Clf'iand, Rulland: Marlt>ni' f«.lnha.r l. Shadt"': Rl -' -Page B-1' Child pornography study provokes controversy Page- A-2 D-2 lnsiclt• W a~n(' Ml ('hHI. Portland: Ohlinge-rr, Pomeroy: Barbara Law r<•ncr. , Syr;1cusc: MlldrN Morrhead. Portland: Alana BUtlt>r. Racine: Sharon Jo hn son. Rulland: Anecla Hood. Mlddl f" port; Donald Shaffer. Hacfnf': Paul Grudy, Ra cinl': Mabel H~ nnah. Alban) ~ Parrtctfl Miller. Ra t lnr: Randall [) Rt·lbtor. Rud nr ; c('(' Plla Han. PomerO)': Mlldt•fd Krld('f' .. Lo n~ lloll~Yn : Naomi Findlay. Shad t>; Marllvn F1.1ltz. Mlddl(" pon : RopN' Abboll . Po mt'roy: Cl ydf' Markin!! . R-. cl n••; Linda Annr• Cerard. Middleport: SOpn.Ja Oavb, Po.ml'f'oy ; MIH' ... Meigs fair ·livestock results Ge~ll Kf'rn. Portland; Ma rll nJ . MIIIM" . Mlddl l."' port : Shelly Fox . Mlddtoport: C'loll l.o ll6n1P, Mlddl('flOrt: Arthur Rumflt'ld. Po mrr~·: Ron Muson. Rf'<'dwlllc: Ed · Mar AlkiM, •.Jr., Pom~o:v :· Kl'nn('fh ... Meigs fair • • • activities Rf.~d\· lllr-: Chant'•y, Ra cl nt':. Ama ndit 5<-yoc, fool· \'!lie; Harold Smll h. Jr., RN'<is\'lll_(•; Sur Lcml~· . Syracuse: l.uz Ja coM. Rutla nd: Dwaln<' ·Cas to. Port land: Naru Moodl!l· pau~h. Middleport: Thelma 5alllt'r. Jl u. c-i nt•: Mildred Carnahan. Racine; Na ncv Orrm . Rrrdsvi llr: Branda 80 \' IP.Ii . ThpJ)('r·s Plai ns: Millie Gru~Cir . Pomf:'o _roy; Con ni eConn oll~·. Rrrosvutr: M lldrt'd l n~am . Mlddh_ -port: Jam£'<. C011rt'll. Syracuse: 01\lrA . Hill. Rutla nd. Eric Hill. RaclnP: Mar~· Rus h, Ractn~: Str:-lla Frank. Pomero;• : Rand.v DLH!dln~ . Raclnr: Oar lf;'n.E' .Jl'ff tYs. Svraru!ll'; OariMl'Gruham. Racin('; Shlr~· Huston. SyraruSl'; Donalii Da v idson. Raclnr~ La urlt' R(>l'd. MlddiPport ; Doriuld F ltrh, Pom,,..oy ; ROJi:('f' IA'r Crltrln. l.O nR Bonom: &>njam ln Sticha · nan . Jr .• Rr f<h!vllle: Jam~ A. Hlchmood. Mlddlr.;pon. and ,lames RogM" ShC't't.s. Pomf>f ~·. • Nam('s drawn for !hr PC111 jur;.· tncludr· Rulh Bltrnllz. Po m'c>ro:'l : .Joyrr Holl on . Ra e-In('; t:Wrnard l.aVallf"\ . ·5r, Rartnf': Sally Pl('t"N, P(lm«oy; Diuna Nf'l$011, n.aclne; & 'rnh'l' Wlnrbr("nncr. Synt('UII': Randy G. Staal8. Ra ('lnf': ('onnlr Klsrr . vUIC': JO!t'Cf' MIIIC'f, Pomeroy. Ella B. SrN•arr. Mlddh•pon : Wf:'S ir,• HPrMrk. M lddi('J)ort : Rot;J(Ir1 Roush, SYra('1J .~M~ : Edward Anderson. Lanjts\1 \ll ro: Rhbnda ~ 50 cents C' ullum ~ . Pom('fQ.\': W01nda Sw~ar in aE>n. Rutland: Ell7.abct h Cnr·man. Pomt>roy : Mar.' Gruesf'r . Poml'foy , 8-llly W('St , r.o r: .John W. Davis, SyntN$e , Mt•ndal ,Jordan . Alban~· : Gra n! Young, Rl'OO.~ · 1 Hospital news Weather Na'mes of over 250 residents have been drawn In the office of Meigs Cou nty · Cler k of Court s Larry Spencer for the September terri) of the gra nd a nd pettlt juries. Raclnl•: Doroth \ Dr(7.4•n. Ra<.int•: Donald Va nMrtf'f', JWrin c-: .IQ..~I'ph Pooft'. Pom('- . ... ... GRAND CHAMPION · I!OG - "'l'he grand champion hog was purchased hy 1'he . l!ome 1, Nallpnal Bank, Racl ne-Syra(,use. owned by Lisa Burke, R(.edsv llle. al the annual Hl -FFA livestock· sale at th<• Meigs Co unty Fair Friday ADVERTISEMENT H&R Block·To Offer Tax School In Pomeroy Thou s ands of people are lea rning the Skill of Income tax pre paration from H&R BLock and are ,ea rning money as Income tax preparers. H&R BLock. the world 's larges t Income tax preparation service, Is offering a basic Income lax course starting September 8th with morning, afternoon apd evening classes availabl e. During the 13·':\'ei!k course, students will study all phases of Income tax preparation. and receive actual experience In preparing Individual returns. Experienced Block Instructors will teach current laws, theory alJd appllcat~on , as practiced In Block offices nationwide. There Is a classroom discussion on each tax subject and practice problems at every level. 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Registration forms and a brochure for the ln~ome tax 'course may be obtained bY. con~ctlns:H&R :Siock at 992-3795. . STEER CHAMPION - The l"and champion steer, owned by Ed Collins, Reedsville, was purchased at the annual 4-H-FFA livestock sale . Friday night at the Meigs County Fair by Vaughan's Cardinal for $3.60 per pound. Vaugh· an's Cardinal also purchased two additional . . \ ' """'- . --. nig~t for $5.30 per pound. The hank was tile second · Iarglest single huyer having purchased a to.tal of •lx animals·. Pictured are left to right, Tom Wolle, president of The l!ome National Bank, Lisa Burke, owner of the animal, Pam Ash, Fair Queen and Scoll Oberholzer, Fair King. • victory SANTA BARBARA, Calif. I UPl) - President Reagan bal· lyhooed ills effort to wage war on ~overnment waste, fraud and abuse Saturday and Insisted hor ror stories of " outrageously expensive wrenches" and other military procurements are evl· dencl' olihls success. "In th~. Iast few yea rs, we've made enor.mous strides in our efforts to ensure that you get the maximum · benefit ·of every tax dollar you send to Washlngto!l. " Reagan said In a weekly radio address delivered from his mountaintop ranch. · "Already," he said, "over $90 billion had been put to better use since we took office, and I fully . expect this trend to continue." In a brief Interruption of a vacation routine of horseback riding and ranch chores, Reagan said the appointment of tough governme,~t watchdogs " as mean as junkyard dogs" and the ' initiation of Improved management techniques have cleaned up a bureaucracy he found In 1981 to be "weighted down with waste" and " victimized by fraud." At times defensive, Reagan said reforms Implemented by his administration have Improved the government' s $1.8 trllllon animal$. Pictured left to rigbt, Beth Sdln_ellder cash now , saved $35 million a holding Cassl Vaughan, Pam Vaurhan, Brian year In publication costs, Well holding Ashlee Vaughan, Richard Vaughan, trimmed $762 million a year In owner of VIIUII:hiw's Cardinal, Pam Ash, Fair . travel eJtpenses and tightened Queen, . Scott Oberholzer, Fair King and Ed scrutiny of federal spending. Collins, owner of the steer. . - RVGE CRANE AT· WORK ~ '11111 10-ton crane of 8 6 B Wreeldnr, Cletvelaad, II aboWII apreadlal debris from the old broom factory (W State Street) Ia what ailed to be the Gallipolis swlmmlnr pool (the t8 y~ar-ald atructure located behind old GaUia , Ac~emy Hlrh School) . Work on tllla project Is to he completed by · Tuesday. � 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 08. 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