http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7534fa30080a3555b0d70e7db6ab14c3.pdf 5640a1bb5442cd1bf26b796a7d4b19c6 PDF Text Text Ohio Lottery • Sonics defeat Rockets Pick 3: 9-4-7 Pick 4: 4-7-2-9 Buckeye 5: 3-1 0-19-36-37 Sports on Page 4 M'oatly clear tonight, chance of ahowera aHar mlclnlaht. lmn In lha 401. s.turilay, cloudy, chance of rain. Highs naer 70. • • • Vol; 41, NO. 22 Ohio v.Jiey PublllhiiiiJ c:omp.ny • 2 s.ctiOne, 12'PIIQM, 35 centa · A GMwlllt Co. New8peper . Pom...Oy..Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 18, 1997 ~1117, ' :Small bus:iness owners .to feel . ·. ' ' ' pinch of any sales tax increase . " · By BRIAN J. REED · Sentinel News Staff . The likelihood of an increase in · the state sales tax to fund education : reform is loomi~g. and small business : owners in Meigs County may feel the · pinch, if it is included in the ultimate · reform package. · · The Ohio Supreme Court, which in Mate() deemed unconstitutional the : me,thod of funding public education, · has .placed .the burden of changing the system with the state legislature. ----., Last week, State Rep. John Carey, R-Wellston, said it is too early to determine wheth~r a state income tax will be a component of the total revenue required to remedy the funding · formula. However. State Sen. Michael Shoemaker, D-BCJurneville. said Thursday that Carey and his fellow Republicans arc hedging on the issue of raising revenue, and that a sales tax increase would likely be part of the plan. . . . "The remedy for this problem is · strictly in the hands of the Republicans," Shaemaker said. "They control the govemor'.s _office, .the House of ' ' Sc;ual10t!huoae frOm. 3doOr 1: . 4door models In ' Mock Y.lrbJS ·"f·lpn..nt and mlonll. . •Cnmelna Representatives and.the Stat~ Senate. Of course, they don't want to mention increasing'taxes." Both,Carey and Shoemaker agree that a decreased reliance on local property taxes is at the heart of any solution, but both caution that property taxes probably will not go down 10 put ' ' a limit on what he would sup- the prospect of an increase ·in the p<)n in the,way of a sales tax increase sales tax, fe11rfng the effecJ it might - I percent. if it is part of a "total have on the retail economy. package," which provides a satisfacRoger Geiger of the Ohio Nationlory soiiiJion to the funding problems al Federation of Independent Busifacing poorer school districts. , ness said that a significant increase in "I will do w~atever needs to be taxes could mean "real pain" for done to fix the system, but I don't small business owners. know what that is yet," Shoemaker ''The wrong package could banksignifi~~tntly. "What I ho(lll happens is ihatlhere . said. "When they show me a real · rupt a significant number of busiwill be less reliance on local proper- remed:y, I"ll support it, but not until it nesses," Gejger said in an editorial ty tax~· Shoemaker said, "that is, is a real solution, not the partial solu- issued lasi week. "The irony is that this would mean fewer j9b opportuthe fr · . ency that local school dis- lions that I've been hearing." "1 would not support more than a nities for the very students the court tricts approach the voters for taxes, I percent increase in the sales tax," be · set out to help." and the-amount of millage they have said. "We have ·a $3 billion problem, In· economically-depfi:Ssed areas to request will diminish." State supj:lort of local schools has and the Republicans don't seem to be like Meigs County, where the retail diminislied through the years, accord- ·concerned about it. I will not support . economy remains tenuous at best, ing to Shoemaker. He said that the 70 something that doesn't provide a retailers could be especially llurt perceril support once provi~d by the complete solution to the problem." · especially when access to state lines · In his commentary, Carey said that . is so readily available. . · _ state has diminished to near 40 per, In West Virginia, the state sales t8x . cent today, in spite of the state sales there are several ideas for raising the funds necessary to achieve funding is 6 percent, the same as in Meigs tax, first levied in 193S, the state ·equity. County, w~ich has a 1 percent counincome tax, initiated in 1972,and the Acanrding to Carey, "these ideas ty sales tax i~ place as well. Howevstate lottery in 1974 - all of which, Shoemaker said, were supported by include, but are not limited to, e~- er, if the state sales tax would marking the state perSQDal income taX in~ase as much' as I percent, it the education community. . could be a factor driving local retail · Shaemaker is hesitant to commit or staie sales tax.:· to supporting any plan until details · Small business owners across the buyers to West Virginia. · · · are announced, b.ut he did not hesitate state have already begun to wince at ' ?· . receiv~ $l?OOQ$cb~ )'OIIl'tlest~ Wday! . ··frOM'Win,Qett- I A BIG EFFECT - The equity In achool funding laeue could atrlke ·ctoM to home In more wayalhan one It a statewide sales tax lncreeM Ia Included In funding ·reforms. Small-town merchanta, such as Pomeroy's Fabric Shop, uen above, equid feel a pinch It ·c.uatomera were to take lhalr bualneaa acro11 state linea. Gina Thomas, an employee of the store, Ia Men aa aha helped customer Melinda Mclain of Po1111Jroy. House ·rep~als part of. pre.v~i,Yfl~. wa.ge · · ... ~.9J,LUMBJ{S. (~P)- While House lawm~rs (i.ecided to repeal part of tlie slate's prevatlulg-wage law some were sitU a btl confused about what i!llpact it might have. Elimination of prevailing wage on school building projects was approved · 57-39 Thursday in a Republican-hacked bill thai would also speed up distribution of $300 million for those projects. But there has been much debate about whether getting rid of prevailing wage would save money. Republicans think it could cut about 15 percent of school construction Costs- $45 million of the $300 million. But Democrats and labor unions believe it would hurt V.:orkers and increase cost overruns. "I have never rea~ or heard so much conflicting information," said Rep. Sally Perz, R-Toledo. ''Prevailing wage may or may not be a part of the costsaving formula. We really don't know." PerL said the issue should have been considered in separate bill because not enough,time was given to study it. The bill moved through both the Sen.ale and House in one month. .The wage law guarantees that construction workers get union-negotiated pay on public building projects such as roads, libraries and schools. Rep. Rex Damschroder, R-Fremont, said estimates showing that the stale could save 15 percent should not be ignored. . " We hav~:to spend the taxpayers' money the same way we would spend our own money," he said. "We have to spend the money on. the schoolhouse ·,the same way we would spend it on our house." But Rep, Joan Lawrence, R-Galena, doubted the bill's overall impact even ihough $he voted for it. ' · "We will spread the dollars a little further, but it won 't be dramatic," she said. Labor unions and their members are convinced it will hurt their pay. . "It's not only going to affect union people, it 's going to get everyone," s~id Jim Reid, a 50-year-old bricklayer from Cincinnati. · Rep.•Vemon .Sykes, D-Akron', failed in his attempt to take the issue out( of the bill. His amendment was tabled by a 49-46 vote, effectively killing the idea without forcing lawmakers to vote on "it separately. Three members of the 1997 gmduating c;lass of Southern High School, tion. . . . . an Ohio University junior who resides In Syracuse, and an Elktdn, Md., ·Allen, son of Roger and ',BCVetly Allen of Syracilsc; expects-~.. ,,..--·high school 9enio~ have been selected ~ rei:ip- the University of Rio Gmnile, where he will ' ' ients of $1,000 .lil;holarships . for the 1997-98 study for a bachelor's degree in communicaschool year from:l!le Ernest A. (Bud) and Max- tions. He then Intends to obtain a master's ine Spencer Wmgett Memorial Trust Scholar- degree at Ohio Uiliversity before pursuing his ship Program, · t~, was announced · today by · goal of being a Writer.· ' · Trustee Robert Wmgett. ·- In addition to being a class honorarian at · Winners fro1111,·SHS are Amber Darlene Southern, .be was an Academic Banquet partieThomas, co-valedictorian; Brian Marvin Allen ipant for four yt1111, participated in the Quiz and Tonia Nicole,Nlizarewycz, both class bon- Bowl and was a member of the football ieam. . omrians. Scholarsltips were also awarded to . Nazarewycz; daughter of Phyllis J. and DouAndrew W. Fields,,v;ho is majoring in mechan- glas C. Rees of Racine, plans to intend Ohio ical engineering lll OU, and Evelyn . Eaton UniverSity and major in pre-pharmacy. Besides JoneS, a member of the 1997 graduating class being an SHS class honorarian, Thnia has been of Elkton High Scllool. a member of the National Honor Society two Thomas The perpetual scholarship pro· years, altd served as its reporter. gram was established in 1993 She also worked on the school from proceeds of the estate of the late Mr. anci!Mrs. Wingett, ycarbook·lhree·years. longtime Meigs County educators who resided in Racine. Fields, son of Larry W. and Linda L. Fields of Syracuse, Residents -of Sulton .1Qwnship and lineal descendants of graduated from ~uthem High School in May of 1994 with a. grand nieces and nephews -of' the Wingetts,.wherever they 3.6 OPA. · reside, are eligible to apply for the scholarshipJ- · In high sehool, he wfS· a member cif the National Honor Winners are selected by a four-member OO.d on the basis Soci~(y, the vm:sity baseball team and the varsity golf team ..He of test scores, academic performance, exuacurricular activiearned a place on the second team All TVC in golf and was on. ties, character, versatility and other potentialities for success the TVC all-academic team. · in college and post-college life. '•" He has earned many academic honors and awards at OU, Scholarships are renewable for three additional years or including being on !he Dean's List every quarter, the National until such time as the winners have completed requirementS Dean's List his sophomore and junior years, the National Colfor a degree, whichever is sooner. A total of $:z.1,000 has been legiate Engineering Award and 'the United States Achievement distributed in previous years since the stan of the scholarship Allen Academy Award. He has maintained a 3.68 GPA in college and program. i< is a member of Pi Tau Sigma, a national honor society for Miss Thomas, daughter of Jim and Darla Thomas of Syracuse, will mechanical. engineering students. Fields is married to the former Aimee auend 1\itlskingum College in New Concord, where she.will study busi- Elliott. ness, p~otograpby journalism. Miss Jones, daughter of Mary Neal Jones ' She is a member the National Honor SQci- (great niece of the late Mrs. Wingett) and Barry ely at Southern, on e All A honor roll for all A ·'Jones, will gralluate from Elkton High four years of high school, active in class gov- School in June in the top 1S percent of a class PIKEVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Ashernment and sporis, serving as class vice preai- of 187 and will attend St. Mary's College in St. land Inc. and Marathon Oil Inc. have dent for three years,; as a member of student Mary's City, M!l. confirmed a long-rumored merger counciland as captain'ofthe school's volleyball She has ' been a National Honor Society that would create t!te nation "s fourthand softball teams. .'' . . · . •· member for three years, received the Minds in largest petroleum refiner. · ·Amber has served c>n the yearbook commit- .Motion academiC/athletic excellence award The. alliance would give the new · tee for three years, office assistant, two years; (our years, on ihe Athletic Honor Roll four . company, which has yet to be named, statistician for the bors:varsity and I'C$Crve bas- . ·years and received the Un,ited· States Achievea combined refining capacity of ketllall teams, three years; senior class play ment Academy National Mathematics Award. around 930,000 barrel's of. crude oil a member; school ma~ne, two years; student She has been a member of the de~ate team, day- or 6 percent of the U.S. total. council, two years; proln committee, two years; a student aide, member of the Key Club, on the Jones The company would be based in alld Meigs County Junior Chamber of Coin- school tennis tum three years and volleyball 1 Findlay, Ohio, which was Marath.on's mercc, one year. ' : • team, four years. · · She was a Southern Academic Banquet parti4lpant for four years, the She received the spor1SmailshiP, award·for tennis and helped organize a · headquarters before its move to Houston. several years ago. Meigs County Academic Banquet, two years, •Oil Tri-Valley Conference canned food/coal drive, as w~ll as Initialing a drive to get a new senior Fadel Oheit, senior oil analyst and Academic Honor Roll, three years. In volleyball1fmber was an All-TVC softball league. ~ · director of research for Fahnestock & selection two years, as well as being 'MVP one ye~r, received All District Members of the Wingett Memorial Education Trust board of directors, Co. in New York, said Thursday the 13 r~cognition two years, and was an All State sttec,tioo. She was 011the in add!tion to Robert W"mgeu, trustee, are Mrs. A.E. Lee, Douglas Little · merger would Create "tne powerv~rstty softball team at SHS for three years and •'\f.\11 League TVC sclec- and Juilge F~d W. crow III. house of the Midwest region." "They could probably have at least ·50 peri:entlllarket share above . their nearest competitor,"' Gheit said, *! t • • "They tire very logical partners. They. complement each other. They COLUMBUS (AP)- The Legis- in "'stranded ·~osts"' they would face That 'includes the cost of power to residential customers. "'The views of residential con- have tremendous focus in the Mid'lature must see to it that residential · pnce competition is introduced, the 'plant construction, which the utilities Public Utilitits Commission of Ohio sumers should be heard in this. west and they will 1be a formidable have spread out oVer decades tn cuscu'stomers aren "t stuck with the tab debate."' Tnngren told the commillee force. " . tomers' bills. for costs utility companies won't said ThursdaY. 1 The companies have signed a letStranded 'Costs are those that Ohio Consumers' Counsel Robert Sen. Bruce Johnson, co-chairman want 10 pay if the industry is deregulated, the state's consumer advocate Ohio'.s utilily mooopolies, under Tonsren told the Joint Select Com- 'of the commiuee, said the issue was ter of intent for a deal that would give · PU(;O regulation, can pass on to cus- mittee on Electric Dcreaulation that among the most important facing th~ Marathon, a division of Pittsburghsaid. based USX Corp., 62 percent own1be utilities could try to recover tomers, but won'! be able to charge lawmakers shoulcl malic sure that panel. · most of those costs aren't passed on ership in the joint venture with Ashbetween $4.1 billion and $11.7 billion in a competitive market. Ashland, Marathon make reports of merger official · rr, . • • ~Stranded' utility der~gulatlo·n costs may hit $11 billion ' CHEVROifl• OI.IISMOBilE • •lOYOia .,. Gewuhc. ' ·-'---·- ' I i J .. j ' land Petroleum Co. - Ashland Inc. 's largest operating unit. Ashland· Inc., based in Russell. Ky., will have the remaini'ng 38 percent The new company would have 5,400 reiail gas stations and convenience stores with pumps in 20 states, from Florida to North Dakota. The . combined ~sset value of the new company is 'estimated at more than $5 billion. If approved by fedtral regu- · lators, the move would be the culmi' nation of Ashland Inc.'s push to make its sagging refinery division more profitable and quiet shareholder discontent. "The combination of Ashla.nd's and Marathon's refining·and marketing business will .create a stronger, more efficient company with greater prospects for Ions-term job creation and .better ability to provide enhanced shareholder and customer value,"' Ashland Inc. chairman and CEO Paul W. Chellgren said Thursday. But Citizen Action, which bills itself as the nation's largest·consumer watchdog group, said the merged company would be too dominant. The group said it would .oppose the merger before the Federal Trade . Commission. · �Frlday,Mtly 11,1117 Comments Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio •• .F..... ,,_,, OHIO • AccuWeathe.- forecut for daytime CtllldllioDs and 111 Court SbNt, Pomeroy, Ohio 814-882·2158 • FIX 992·2157 .2r Newspa~er ROBERT L WINGETT Publleher MARGARET LEHEW Controller CHARLENE HOEFUCH General Man8ger • By Jack Andenon and Jan Moller 'Lst#Dfisfrd in 1948 A Gannett Co. Railroads p_amper congressional staffers gone, Now they have to use the same techniques as everyone else to get thetr pomts across Apparently the folks at Burlington-Nonhero have WASHINGTON- "Captive shippers" is the term ratlroad-uidustry types use to descnbe those who hve m remote areas, and thus have only one chotec when it comes to trans· portmg the1r goods vta ratl Call thts the case of the capttve , staffers. ' More than 30 top staffers from the House and Senate spent the weekend of Apnl 20 being femed from Los Angeles to Albuquerque, N.M , cour. tesy of the good folks at BurlingtonNorthern Santa Fe Ratlroad. All expenses were prud by the company, includmg the round-top atr fare from Washington to Los Angeles Also on board were several Burhngton-Northem btgwtgs, IOcludmg thetr lobbytsts, there to lecture the staffers on the fi ner details of the railroad mdustry ' It wasn't that long ago that ratl· road barons ruled Amencan commerce, and could get what they want· ed ,from practtcally any member of Cpngress But those days are long By Jack Anderson and Jan Moller figured out what most lobbytsts in the nauon 's capt tal already know: If you want to gam mtluence on Capitol Hill, talk to the staff D1ck Russack, of Burlington Northern's corporate relattons office, explams that "tt was JUSt a busmess meeting on the train " Included tn a partjaltUnerary we've revtewed were presentations about BurhngtonNonhem 's safety tmprovements, a lecture on the railroad's relaltonshtp Wtth Amtrak, and a fascmating lecture on the Dtesel Fuel Defictt Reduction Act But the trip wasn't all busine1s; ttme was also set astde for "scemc I :Budget 'deal' leaves much to be worked out By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special Correspondent WASHING10N -1bere are more loose ends than knotted ones as Congress begins tytng down the budget-balanctng deal between President Chn ton and the Republicans That leaves a lot to tnp over "A deal is a deal," Chnton 's spokesman sa1d, suggestmg that GOP leaders have comiRltments to keep But Jt was based on a handshake, not on a contract The agreement was a framework and a five-year plan - not, as adver t1sed, a balanced budget, which •s prom•sed later It may have been celebrated prematurely, saJd a Democratic leader, who, late but loyal, backed 11 when the president declared 11 done Sen Tom Oaschle, the mmonty leader, sa1d there was "euphona on both sides" when the deal was announced, despite all the loose ends He sa1d 11 probably would have been better to wait a day or two and put Jt on paper In the two weeks stnce, both flanks of both parues have found grounds for complamt m the broad outhne of spending, taxes and economic assumpuons that add up to a break-even year JR 2002. The smptng won't stop the budget, but the detail work will be a struggle F1rst, there's got to be a budget resolubon Congress can agree on, to set the hmlls on spendtng and tax cuts for the next year The target JS to get ll adopted. belatedly, before the end of the month, Then the committees that draft tal< bills and the 13 maJor appropnations b1lls to finance the government after Sept. 30 Will get down to the real specifics The1r leaders weren't mcluded m the budget negotJatJons, and have made a pomt of saymg that they won't yield the1r authority over the b1lls that add up to a 1998 budget. Add the fact that once the resolution sets spendtng ce•lmgs, anythmg added to spendmg for one program or mterest will be subtracted from another The budget deal envisions $135 bJlhon tn tax cuts and $50 bllhon m off. settmg tncreases over five years; there 's already skinmshtng over how those breaks are to be appon10ned Then add poht1cs to the mix. House Speaker Newt Gmgnch called the deal a giant vic lory for h1s s1de, but later lectured conservative Repubhcans on pohttcal reahty, saymg they can't expect to get everythmg they want past a Democrattc prestdent. They got enough to trk a good many Democrats, and they got a GOP tactical advantage m the 1998 congresstoJ!!ll campaign The Democrats, IOCiud· mg Chnton when he was runnmg, campatgned wtth the argument that Repub· beans favored tax breaks for the nch, fmanced by cuts m soctal programs and benefits for the elderly That won't work wtth the tmpnnt of the Democratic White House on the budget plan GOP leaders got 10 secret bargammg, wtthout havmg to propose thetr own terms and put them to congressiOnal votes Chnton satd he had won protection for domesttc programs, fundmg for his education proposals and health coverage for umnsured chtldren, along wtth tax breaks for the mtddle dass Republicans satd they got vahdatton of thetr 1994 "Contract Wnh Amertea" plan, mcludmg capnal-gams-tax cuts and curbs on domesttc spendmg. "Thts ts a conservatt ve agreement, an agreement that moves us toward smaller government wtth less spendmg," Gmgnch satd The deal was sealed after budget projeCtiOns showed the government Will have $225 b1lhon more than expected over the next five years, a wmdfall that ~ased the squeeze on spendmg plans enough to placate Democrats But 11 dtdn 't sattsfy conservattves Sen Phil Gramm, R· Texas, satd that change accounts for 68 percent of the deficit reducuon 10 the plan He com,plamed that tl would sancllon steadtly mcreasmg soc1al spendmg Gmgrich sa1d the deal wtll mean $961 btlhon less federal spendmg over the next decade than would be the case Without 11 Those are all proJections, wh1ch ts why cnt1cs and supponers both can c1te numbers to fit thetr arguments ' Gmgnch used another number to descnbe the hassles ahead - the deal would cover two pages, he saJd 10 a televJston mtervtew, but1t Will take about ' 2,500 pages 10 translate 11 allmto appropnations and tax laws "Wrangling over the details wtll be gomg on now for weeks, probably." ) sa1d Mtke McCurry, the Whne House press secretary. Make that cenaJnly. EDITOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mears, vke president and columnist "for The Associated Press, has reported on Washington and mllional politics for more than 30 years. Berry•s World ............... .., J!ll • • - ............_~ " ' • • a • ..,...... ' j ·" i CLINTON MI;MORIAL ...' To help Its cause in Washington, Burlington-Nonhero spent $90,000 last year for the services of two Washington lobbying finns, one of which now employs two former Sen· ate majority leaders· Bob Dole and George Mllchell. Burlington-North· ern's political action committee ladled·out an addt,bonal $133,000 last year to dozeM of~andtdates for local and national office. By no means is Burlington-Nonhern the only finn that hkes to g1ve congressional staffers a respite from the da~ly gnnd. It happens vtrtually every week and in almost every mdustry. In Oetrott, for example, automakers have been known to mvtte staffers to test-dnve the latest models and to tour their plants. And all of tt ts perfectly allowable wtthin congressional ethics guidelines UNDER THE DOME -- Rep. Ron Paul, R·Texas, came up with a near-herettcal tdea recently as the House of Representatives was preparmg to debate a btll to refonn the government's pubhc housmg policies· Why not abohsh the Department of Housmg and Urban Development altogether. A libenartan who was ' acuvely shunned by Repubhcan leaders dur· mg his pnmary run last year, Paul doesn't thtnk the federal government has any busmess subsJdtzmg housmg for poor people Not surpnsingly, h1s idea met with some reststance. But the compla~nts dtdn' t come from public housing rectptents or thetr advocates Instead, the moans came from land· lords and developers, wbo' ve spent years feedmg at the federal housmg trough Several of them were kind enough to call Paul's office to let h1m know what a mistake 11 would be to ehmmate HUD "If they're gettmg $800 a month rent on a $400 apartment," Paul told us, " tt's no wonder" they wanted to preserve the program. In the end, Paul dectded not to offer a btll to ehmmate the agency Not because of the compla10ts, but because he knew that he'd get lmle - tf any ·· suppon from hts colleagues Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. •JColumbuslee• By George R. Plagenz Warm front will increase chance of rain Saturday mornmg. w1th a mixture of douds and sun later on A mixture of clouds and sunshmc The record high temperature nl the were expected throughout Ohio today. wnh htghs reaching 50 degrees Colum~us weather stauon was 96 set m the northeast part of the state and ' 10 1900. The record low was 32 set m 1959 Sunset will he at K·40 p.m about 60 in the southwest. Sunnsc Saturday w1ll he at 6 15 am A warm front w1ll approach tbc A record low ~4 degrees was stale th1s evening and pass through \Omght. mcrcnsmg the hkehhood or reported early this mornmg at the ram Thunderstorms are posSible CmcttUratt/Nnrthcrn Kentucky Inter· naun~al Atrpon The previOus low overnight m nonhero Ohio was ~~set m 1959. Lows should d1p mto the low 40s , Weather forecast: m the northeast and tnto the upper Tonlght ... Mostly dear early. then \lOs m the southwest , A cool front w1ll cross the state cloudy with a chance or showers aher from the northwest to the southeast m11lmght. An cvemng low m the 40s. then temperatures slowly nsmg to the Saturday Temperatures w1ll remam live In upper 40s. Southwest wmds I0 to 15 IOdcgrces hclow nnrmnlthmughout mph Chane~ of ram 40 percent Saturday ,Mostly cloudy wtth a the day. H•ghs m the upper 50s to chance nt showers and thunderupper 60s were expected There Will he a chan'" or showers storms. Warmer with htghs lrom 65 to 70 Chance or rain 40 percent JR central and eastern Ohm m the However senously we take most of the Ten Commandments. we pass over the "covets" wnh nary a twmge of consctence When 11 comes to smmng, coveung does not appear to be that btg a deal· Stealmg, lymg, adultery. even sktpptng church .. these can make us uneasy But covetmg' What's sg.bad about wish10g we had hfe as good as the Gottrocks? To covet 10 the sense of "long for" or destre ts nofe vtl m nself We even pray, "G1ve us our heart 's destre " It Js when covetmg leads us to resort to JlhcJl acts to get what we deme or creates dtssattsfacuon wtlh our hves that ll becomes a sm agaJnsl God, who has gtven us everything we need lor our happiness "Thou sat1sfiest the deme of every hvmg th10g," sa1d the Psalmtsl. George R. Plagenz are hke the women who went to the sepulcher to find Jesus on Easter mornmg They were lookmg for their hean's des1re m the eemetery .. among the dead, That ts where we often look for the fulftllmenl of our destres -· among thmgs that lead to a dead end m lenns uf our happ10ess. " Unttl you have a new car, a new refrigerator or a new washer, you can't posstbly 1magme how little they are gomg to mea!l to you." Th1s was the sad expenence of one woman who, hke the women m the Easter story, was lookmg 10 the wrong Two Mctgs County woman are nwanong . sentencing on unrelated lclony charges followmg plea agree· mcnts made earlier thts week tn ihc Metgs County Coun of Common Pleas. Tammy J. Bush, 32, Mtddlcpnn, appeared before Judge Fred W Crow Ill and 1;Jeadcd guilty to a charge ol ••ndangcrmg children. a felony nl the th1rd degree puniShable hy a m,IXJ· ·mum penalty ol five years m prison ·and $10000 tine Last Nuvemhcr. Bush severely heat her 9-yc.tr-old sun at their Mid· Jlcpurt reSidence She was ongmal· ly charged wnh felnnm~s .tssauh. ch1ld cndangcrmcnl. qnd a nusde· mcannr count ot dmnestJC violence Bush adnuucd th,\1 she lind caused se<wus physicul hnnn Ill her sun in the mc1dcnt Assistant Prosecutmg Attorney Chris Tcnoglm alleged thm Bush struck the ch1ld With her hands und a telephone, caustng severe intury wludt requ~red brtef hnspn.tl· lt.Jlmn. Tenogha md•c.ued tll.ll the prosecutor's ut lice would recummcnd around her shoulder The younger woman was very resentful as she satd to the mmister who was there. "You talk about the love ofChnst I don't believe it You talk about the everlastmg arms of God. I don't beheve 11 My husband and I were so m love and now he has been taken away." The mimster sa1d to her, "My dear gtrl, the love ofChnstts wnhm a foot of you -- m your mother. And the everlasttng arms you don't believe 10 -- why, they are round you at thts moment. Whose do you think is the ann across your shoulder now?" In a world hke that, SUJTOUnded by love and supponed by the everlasting arms, what need ts there for us to covet anything? Geo111e Plageoz ill a syndicated writer for Newspaper Enterprise Association. • ; A VtrginJa man was shghtly fnJured m a nne-cur acctdcnt TI1urs· &uy on St.11c Route 124 ncar R.1cme. !he Galha-Me•gs Pnst uf the St.lle H•ghway Patrul reponed ; Matthew J OSJckcy uf Blackshurg ' . these never-say-d•e typ~ s would For the budget agreement powerfulrather "go to the manresse~ ·· hke the ly tmproves the chances that the ConMafta hoods 10 a Mano Ptlzo novel gress elected m 1998 wtll have a "What will the p@rty ~l~nd for m Republican maJority No one can the electtons of 1998 l!Rd 2000?'' charge, now, that thts Congress has wa1led the Weekly Standaill Stmple been bhndly obstructionist -: or thai William A. Rusher What 11 has always stood for .. low- Jt has fa• led to advance the Repubh• the Bomors would be yelling that er taxes and smaller goverl\lnent. And can cause. banks have an mterest 10 all sons of Jt IS makmg a solid down-:J!Byment on Conservatives must remember .; and must take care to remind Amer· legislation commg before the House the tax pledge 10 thts bul!Bet Speaker Gingrich waiwery clear tcan voters -- that faster progress When Russen pressed for the tenns of the loan .. collateral, mterest rate, about all this, and 10 the ~fPCeSs sub- toward our common goals can bC payment schedule, etc .. Gmgnch stanually strengthened his position as achteved only when a Republica~ replied that these were currently a spokesman for what i!jj ratiOnally Congress ts paired with a Republican bemg negouated, and would be obtainable l)y a conserv~Uive Repub- president who Will s1gn the b1lls ti . cleared wnh, and only adopted if lican 'congress when confronted wtth passes. William A. Rusher Is a DistinJ approved by,cthe House Ethics Com- a Democratic president Iinder heavy pressure from h1s left wlflg gulshed FeUow of the Claremont mince. What's more, the ~aker has Iastitute for the Study of Slates~ Russert thereupon turned to the greatly remforced h1s OlljJl leaders))tp maaship and Political Philosophy.: budget agreement with the Whne House. Was 11 "unravelmg"? The ,of the House RepubliCIIICI majortty '• speaker didn't think so. He acknowledged that the chatrmen of the relevant committees in both Houses will have a btg say in the details, but was ' confident that at tile end of the day By The Associated ~ss Today is Fnday, Ma)', 16, the !36th day of 1997 1bere are 229 days left Congress would pass, and the presi.. \ . dent would stgn, a budget containing 10 the year Today's Highlight in History· ' the Repllbhcans' $500-per-child tax On May 16, 1868, the U.S Senate fatled by one vote to convict Prest· ; credit; cuts in the capnal gains tax and the estate tax, and help w1th edu- dent Andrew Johnson"as itttook its first ballot on one of II arttcles of : tmpeachment agamstlilJR. · : cauon costs. On thts date: This was very bad news tndeed for those conservalives who think the In 1763, the Enghsh lextcographer, author and wit Samuel Johnson first GOP should 10Stst on a budget mel hts future biograpller, Jame• Boswell. reflecting its enure agenda, and nothIn 1770, Marie Antoinetre, age 14, mUTied the future Ktng Lou1s XVI of France, who was 1.1. , mg but Its agenda, because the budget agreed on wtth I'Juident Clintoq In 1866, Congress 1\Uthorized minting of the niCkel In 1920, Joan of Arc was cMOnized in Rome. , 10evttably calls for certain expendi· lures that Will further his qenda. In 1929, the first Academy Awllds wtm1 presented during a banq~~et 11 Rather tlwi COURieniiiCe Such a lhins, the Hollywood Roosevelt H01el. have thought they had the speaker down for the count ) G10gnch pomted out that, tf he had borrowed that sum from a bank, Dtd you happen to see Newt Gingnch on "Meet the Press" on Sunday, May II? Unless I am much mistaken, the controverstal speaker has turned the cor~r and ts on hts way to a modest comeback Here was a man who had been overwhelmingly reprimanded by hts own •House of Representatives for stgmng mtsleadmg statements about hts financtal affatrs, who has agreed to pay $300,000 to the House, techmeally to retmburse the Ethtcs Commtttee for the costs of its investtgauon of htm butm effect as a penalty for hts mtsconduct, whose favorable poll ntings have dropped, as Sen McCam, R-Anz., po10ted out, " lower than Jeffrey Dahmer's", and whose abthty to contmue to lead the House has been quesuoned by v.nually the enttre Wash10gton press corps, and even (far worse) by senous congressmen of hts own pany Yet he sat there for 35 minutes, a handsome figure 10 a dark su1t, with tw10khng eyes and steel-gray hair, and forthrtghtly and unflappably answered the hardest questions that :nm Russen •• a notonously tough 10qutsttor •• could throw at h1m. Russen began by regurgitating the wbole repnmand eptsode, with parttcular emphasts on whether Bob Dole's dectsion to loan Gi~grich the $300,000 was a "sweetheart deal." (It was ccnainly a cruel blow to the anliGingnch fanatics hke Rep. Davtd Bontor, 0-Mtch., and Wall Street Journal reporter AI Hunt, who must ._, , I Today in history I -· No mJun cs weu~ rc port~d m two a~o:~o:tUc nts mvcsugutcd rcccnlly hy Me1gs County Shenl)'s Dcp.rnment dcpuucs Rebecca J Wiles 2l Rac ine was nor1hhound on Flatwoods Road 10 Chester Townshtp Wcdncsduy mormng when she mel an om:om mg van rn .1 curve. Woles 1991 NJSsan susiurned lrght d.un.1ge 10 the sideswipe. ' The Daily Sentinel (IJSPS2t~l Puhll1htd every 11rtcrnoon. Monday lbrot~Jit Fndny Ill Coun S1 Pomeroy Ohlp. by lhe Oh1o Valley Pubh,.hinl Compt'la~IOn•netl Co . Pomomy Ollio 4l76~. Ph '192-2156 S.Con4 cia.'• po«mg~ paid at Pomeroy Ohio ;,nd lhc Ohla Akzo .........................,••••••,•..•. 68\ addrc"• ,·om.'(!iOM tn ATIT .....1...............................33'4 S.nk ON ..............................42'4 MtiMbtr: lbc AI'IIOCinled Prc1111 New•popc!l' AII~IN:ion I 0 POSTMASTIR: &."Jid The Daoly S.mln<l. Ill Coon So Pomeroy. Ohto4~769 SVIISCRirMnN RI\TBS .,. Carritr« Moler ....~ Ono Week • • • S2 00 One illooolh • .. • • • ... S8 70 One Yw , .. .. . . .. . . Slo-100 Dally SINGLE COPY PRICE .................. .... ...............J•~C- Subicribrn not ~1rfwa to pAY lhc C'arrier m~~y remilln advance dtr«IIO llw Dilly S.ndnrl on•tbrft. ""or 12 month baN11. CJIId6t will be alven C'~ each wffit No ~ubKnptton by m~ll perrmtted iw ate~~ where home earner lei'Vice l•a'llillbtl Plobli.............. lhe ............ - ,.. ohe ,.bocripllon period SubocripiiDII <to...., may be i"'l'--.1 by <huoal•lllt dwldonoflhelulll tipclon. ,_,.._c.-,. 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P1apl11 ...;~,.~ ........ ~ ..................32 ,.._ FIN""'f"'"""...................... 11~ ...lltfell _ .............................. R.,.._.l -,.......................1M ~ ................................. &\ Two 1nudcnls ol m~11lhox \~mll ~\11 sm were reponed recent ly hy Mc1gs th.n Iu s m.ulhox h.u.l hccn W~!Of) .. t.......................1tlt. . Stock .;...·-·feJ19riS- :t:i.1l;= .. the 10:30 ,vldld.., ' ~m.1shcd He rcpm tcd Iu s Jog!'i were hark1ng around nudm ghi Wcdncsd,Jy Eastern graduate's name omitte"d LeAn~ AcJkc1 w.1s tHllllll.:"'d IHHll the hst ol ~radu­ ,otmg se ni ors ,1( E.1s1ern H1gh Sclmoi puhlrshuJ 1111 W~dnesday and tnom the specJ.tl gmdu.uron puhhe.runn The D.ul) Scnuncl re'grc1s thc 'c'rrnr ll1c nL\mc ol James Groves P.1hy Local firm files for incorporation ' ' Art1cks ol mcorpor.llwn weJe llkd n11hc oti rce oi Oh1o Secretary nt St.llC Boh Tail hy Randy E and Lm 1A McD.uucl Pomerny lnr the Randcx Cn1 p James Groves 83, Lillie Hockmg, fonnerly ol Vmton. d1ed Wednesday May 14, 1997mToledo · Born April28, 1914 in Ntcholas County. W.Va.', son ot 1the late James Hayman and Causby Jane Mtham Groves, he was a rellred coal mmer A U S Anny veteran of World War II, he was a member ot lhe Fcllowshtp Chapel m Ltttlc Hockmg Survtving are hts wtfe. Delons Durham Groves, whom he mamcd July 14, 1947 m Clay County, WVa; three daughters, Norma Jean (Greg) Danz ol Newburgh, N.Y.. Donna Faye (Todl LoveJOY of Culloden, W.Va and ~'hchelle M (Walter) Kmg of Toledo, four sons, James L (Martha) Groves and Terry L. (Tammy) Groves. both of Vmton. Gary D. Gwvcs ol Hollywood, An, ~nd Larry W (Carol) Groves of Eureka, etght grandchildren and two great-grandchtldren, and two sisters, Hester Armstrong of Summersville. W Va., and Nanny Groves ol Alderson. W Va He was also preceded m death by several brothers and Sisters Services w1ll be I p.m. Sunday m the Wlihs Funeral Home Gnlhpohs wnh the Rev Themn Durham oftJCJatmg Bunal w1ll be m the Vmton Memn· nal Park. Fnends may call at the luncral home I rom 6-9 p m S.ttUJday VFW Post 4464 wtll present the llag at the gravestde Today's livestock report COLUMBUS CAP) - · lndwna Ohio dJrect hog pnccs .11 ,,eJected huymg pomts Fnday as prnv1dcd hy the US Dcp.lrlment nt Agmullure Markel News B.trrU\1 s and g1lts SO cents to I IMI lower. dcmLmd and movement li ght to modcr.uc US 1-2 210 260 lhs cou nll y pmnts 5X 00-5~ 00 lew 57 SO .md 59 50. pl.mts 5H SO 60 00 US 2-1 210-~60 lhs S1 '\() 57 SO. 2 I0 230 lhs 49 (XI-51 SO Lillie Mae Sizemore Sows mostly stcllLly U S I -l l00-450 lhs 44 110 46 00 450-S(X) lhs 4'\ S0-4X 00 'i(KJ-6(KI lhs 47 50-52 (XI lew mc1 6!Kilhs 'i2 (KI-5'1 (XI Bo.u s 40 !Kl-42 SO Esllm.ucd rece ipts 10 OiK I L1lhe Mac Sizemore, 84, Pomt Pleasant. W Vu d1cd Frrd.1y. M.t} It\ 1997 m the Plca.,ant Valley Nursmg and Reh.1hrhtatuon Center Arrangements wtll he announced hy the Deal & Brown Func1 .11 Home Poml Pleasant. Betty J. VanMatre for the week h.Jnow . . LuH.I ~ !Its I SO to HMllughe1 sows I iHJ 111 ~ IKI lughcr Prices from Producers Live· stock Associahon: Hug m.uketucnd lnJ Fnday I W lowe • Summary ofThursduy's auction at Ducyru<: l 00 h1 ghcr Hog~ Butcher hogs S4 7S-61 00 C ,1ttlo; sle,rJy to 50 cents lower Sl~tughtl.!r stcL!rs chnrcc h4 00- select SH,!MI-64 !HI Sl.1u~hrcr he1lcrs chorce 61 (X). 71 00 select 57 IMI-t\3 00 t:uws steady to I (HI lnwe1. all LOWS 46 5() ,md dOWI1 Bulls ste.1Jy. all hulls 49 (Kl and 70 I 0 down .... . .. -· ......... . ,....... Announcements Storr report 992·2156 Special meeting A speu,ol mectrng ul the E,1s ter n Loc,JI School Bo.ud woli he held ,JIIi p 111 Tucsd.1y rn the E.osteJn H1gh School L1hr.uy The mec1mg Will per· t.un to humg personnel ~mti ~my oth· cr hus1nc~s whH:h nMy hcu m1 c ne inre the ho.trd Reading program The Me1gs Coumy Puh hc LJhr,uy has ftcgun s1gn·ur lor thc1r sum m~.:t rc.Jdrng progJ.JIIl ' Rulc -.o Wrld Book' Rcg:tslr.tlton hcg.\11 on M.ty 12 .md the fl"'gr.rm will hegm on June 4 Garden club to meet Rrver voew G.uden Cluh will meet on Tu~sd.oy ,II H r Ill oil the lwmc oi Thed.o Husk rns H.d Kncc'n ul the Count y ExlcnSJon Ollrce will presenl I he pro~1 .un l.twn dhUI M~mhc1 s sho ultl tu mg- .t , FRI. THRU THURS ANACONDA POI 3 ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 446-0923 Lottery results CLEVELAND CAPl - There were three t"kcts sold nam10g all tivc numhers 1ft 1l1ursduy Rll!ht's Buckeye ~ drawing.•md each winnmg ucket ts wonh $100.!KKl. the OhJU L.Qttcry satd The wmnmg uckeis- were purchased -at Rmi's Stclp-n-Shop in Parma. Slllf Ch\.'Ck Cashing m Cleveland and Curl'< Rnse Butldmg Ctgars Hospital news Holzer Medi(al Center Discharps May 15 - Mrs Jamcs Large and daughter. Robert Craft. Louie Hommes. Mrs. Wilham Zuspnn and dauJbter. Tommy Thorn· ton. 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"""''llw•ioM ,,,. ·~ ,..,t.IIKIJI•" , nl'lt~ .Mrin0,1JJ<IIII'k1' foM' lr"ll ~·'" ~1""' II~ I.Jiil IUJIIZ.! I~ 171"~" .OJMI .N. rrr "" 'il'O'moh Stan ~'8••1111! ~l'I~Jiist •• 1"'' t"nl'fid<•JIIl•IIMI'\ to!Cl:JIIIi us~ho• '"' ,, fn'<lr <Wo1 1111 tlw "'"llrr,rl•illf \""'"'" .., I Tom Peden ~. . lllrlk _............................41 \ Wlf'CIV'• oo-ooooooo ioooooooooooo ooooo o. 2 3 \ report. Count y residents Shu ley Buckner. Belli Run Ro,Jd. Jepo11ed he1 m.ulhm was smashed Thursd.1y .1round I 0 p 111 hv I he nee upanh ol ,, red Che' 111k1 S-1 0 pickup truck Allred Wolle. Texas Ro.Id reponed he dtscmeJed Thursd.ry mormng ·EMS units record 8 calls Am Ele Power .......................41~ ~u.: l:1dcnt the Mailbox vandalisms reported to sheriff Betty J. VanMatre. 65 of West Cnlumh1a W V.J d1cd on Fnd,ly M.1y I to 1997 at Pleasant Valley Hospital She was .1 homemaker .md .1 mcmhe1 ol Bush receiVe the maximum sentence thr Salem Community Church ol live years JR pnson. She was born Aug. 29. 1931 m Flmdce Ky d.tughier olthc l.nc And1cw Cj:nw set scntencmg lor June ~0 at Ja§per Hoschar a~d Fanme Mac Sm1th Hnsch.1r II a 'm. Bush remnm,, lrce on hond She IS survived by three sons .md daughters l.1w MJch.lcl A .ond Patty pcnd1hg scntcncmg M VanMatre ot Lct.trt WVa. Wilbur V (Jr.) .1nd K.uen J V.mM.1tre nl - • The vJcllm m the JRcJdentJs restd· Cmwn Ctty. and Jcltrcy S . •md Michelle VanMauc nl R.1vcnswood. W Va. mg with a rei alive In an unrelllled IR<Jdtnt. Trma a daughter and son-m-l.1w. ],me A .md Edd1c E L1yton ol Pmnl Pleasant. D.twn Young. 29. Rae me ple,tdcd W Va, seven grandchildren. a hrother. Gcmgc F Hosch.tr ol West Colum· gu•hy to .1 telony charge ol lorgcry hia: and SIX halt -Sisters Gl.1dys M..c Ep1t.mo nt Lor.un P.rtncJ.I Ann Elliott Forgery. as charged. ts q tifth- nt Bidwell. Carol SwiSher and Mm.un Corhon hoth ot Pomt Plcas.mt Lrn degree tclony pumshahlc hy a year m da Marsac nf Elyrlll and Dreama Scott ol Columhus She was also preceded 111 death by her husband WllhUl V V.onM.IlJe Sr pnson and a S2.S(XIIinc tn 1994. and hy u Sister Jane Johnson The 'charge rcsuh•'d I rum .10 mves· will he 2 p m Sund,ly 1n the Fngel"mg Funer.d Home wn h the Services ugatum by the Mctgs County Prose· Rev Clyde Ferrell ntllcJ.Iilllg Bun.ol w1il he m 1hc K~rkland Memnn ,Ji Gar cullng Attorneys utlicc jiRd the tr.1ud unn .uthc Dcp.trtment ut Human Ser· dens Fncnds may c.lll .It the tuner.ol home imm 6-<J r 111 S.tlUJd.oy vu;cs Ltnd mvulved an mc1dent tn Fehruaty m wh1ch a "ell arc check wa.' swlen and p.1sscd wtth a furgcd ' Signnturc. ' Unns nr the Me•gs County Emcr• N.lt,J!Jc Wchh In OMH . ·Turrcos Young cuuld he dl'quahtied frum rccetving any pubhc asSJsl110ce lor up gcncy Medical Scrv•ce r...:urdcd e1ght l'l,uns VnluntecJ f'tre Dcp.otmcnl tn one year. qccnrdmg to Proseculmg calls tor asststunce Thursd,ty Unns ,\s!oi l slcd MIDDLEPORT rcspondmg included. Attorney John R LcnJcs. 2 13 I" m Gcncr.d H,1rttnger DISPATCH CENTRAL Sentcncinl! m the ca...: ha.' hc~n set Parkw.1y Sue McGuue VMH K 37 a.m . Crouser Road. fur Jun'c 30 _at II 45 a.m. Young RACINE rcm.uns 'free on .1 $J .(XXl hood pcnd- Langsville Ferrell Day Holzer Medl '\6 .1m. B.rsh,m Rn.rd Kent VarIcal Center, mg.sentencing. . 12 fl2 p m . Ovcrhr<Kok Nursmg ney trc~111:d .11 thc 'ccne RUTLAND Center. M1ddlepnn. J,nnes Spencer. 7 W r m Me1 gs Mme 2 Eugene trcuted ut the scene . .... Grrncl OMH was not treated at 1he scene or tr.ms1.23 p.m. South Fourtl1 A\enue. Dornthy P1crce HMC. poned. the palrol said 3 42 p.m. Gcneml H.o rtJnl!er A~cnnJlng to the report. Os1ckcy was casthnund at S·l6 am when hiS Parkway Middlcpnrl Byron W.nson , car laJI~'-1. to navil!ate a kit curve. :Veterans Mcmnnal Hospll.tl. 4 ~() p m . IIIUI<lr \'Chicle ,JCCJdcnl went otl' tlJe fight Side ol the road and ' on state Route 6H I ne.tr Tuppers struck a lC,I~phone pole Plams.' Jenny M1lkr. O'Bicncss The car wus mndcrutcly damaged and Ostckcy was cJted hy tmopers tior Memorial Hnspll.tl. Terry and Charles Modcslll. treated Ill the scene. fmlurc to control. Tuppers Jllmns S!ju11~ transrortcd Stocks ~top ~u.: 1,;ord1ng lo while the van thd nm Elhs Gillespie. 67, of Shennan, WVa , d1ed Friday May 16 1997 at hts home. Born May 19. 1929 in Charlcstofll WVa . son of the late Clarence and Velma Dohn GJIIespte. he was a truck dnver for LcctroMeh Castmg, a dJVJ· ston of Akron Standard Mold and a member of the Ravenswood (W Va ) Church of Chnst He ts survtved hy hJS wtfe. Janet Perry GJIIcsp•e a daughte~ Jayne GJilesptc Potter of Seville. live grnndchtldren, a brother. Clay Gillespie of Cot· tonwood. Cahf. and a Sister Pauhne Nelson of Alhambra Cahr He was also preceded 10 death by a daughter. Cynlhta Richardson Services Will be II am. Saturday 10 the Roush Funeral Home Ravenswood. wnh the Evangelist R1ck Chnsuan ol hcJulln g Bunal wJII follow m the Jackson County Memory Gardens. CouagevJIIe. W Va Fncnds may call at the luncral home from 7-9 tomght Country I'Rt, IAT, IUN Dfi£W IIAIIIMIOII! IN ICR!AII• ~lo!Jda)of'rtdly: 9 a• • 8 pm • Satunllly: 911111 • 7 1111 AND 'I.'LKIIMIRit Slndlly: I P11 • 7 P11 THIIAINT..,, . ' • • No injuries (eported in accidents Sheila J Erlew1ne .•1ge unrcponcd De~ter w.1s southbound on County Road I e.1rl y Thursd.oy e\cnong when she su uck a deer that ran mto lhe p.olh ol hc1 ~~~X GMC Jnnmy c.1usmg hght damage Driver injured following 1-car crash House speaker Gingrich is' loqking better By William A. Rusher Prna Two Meigs women await ~entencing on felony pleas r' place. " "He is not here," satd the angel to the women at the tomb. "He ts nsen. He goeth before you into ,Galilee. There ye shall se~ h1m Go qutckly " And as they ran, "Jesus mel them." It ts m runnmg and reachmg toward the Htghest and Best .tliat we find our deepest longmgs a~c met. A second clue for us m the Easter story ts m the walk of the dts~iples to Emmaus after the resurreclJpn. The nsen Chnst jomed them on the way, but they dtdn't recognize him. That ts often our trouble. The Htghest and Best JS 10 ourmtdst but we!lon't rec"' ognize it Leshe Weatherhead tells:lhe story ofthe young wtfe whose husl)and had JWSl d1ed She was stll10il on tl)c heanh-rug m front of the Otckering fire 10 the small cottage. The arm of an old whJte-ha~red woman was I Mctgs Coumy shcrifrs dcpuucs Thursday uansportcd Raben M. Scarberry 28 oi Mtddlcport to the Onent Rccepuon Center to begm serv1ng h1s pnson term m connccuon w1th the death of a M1ddlcpon woman m 1995. accordmg to Shcnff James M Soulshy ScarbcJTY was sentenced to 3-112 years 10 pnson Wednesday on charge• ol arson burglary and negligent homtcJdc m the March 14. 1995. death or Theresa Rodatl Stune IR MJddlcport Ellis 'Glllespie . ' If thattsn 't our expenence, the fault may be with us Ftrst, we may be lookmg 10 the wrong place for our happmess We William K. Bowen, 63, of New Haven, W Va . died Wednesday. May 14 , 19971n Pleasant Valley Hospttal. He was born 10 Lawrence County on Oct 15, 1933 son ofthe late Wtllmm Henry and Fanfty May Ltly Bowen. he was an alumtnum plant supervisor He IS survived by a daughter. Penny Bowen of Owensboro. Ky two · daughters and sons-m-law, Marg1e and Alan Vetter and Barbara and Perry Marttn, all of Owensboro, Ky .. and four grandchildren He was also preceded m death by hts w1fe. Alma Bowen , and by two broth· crs and a ststcr. Services will be I p.m. Sunday tn the Deal & Brown FuneJal Home. Pmnt Pleasant. W.Va. Burial wtll be 10 the Rome/Proctorvtlle Cemetery Proctorville. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6-9 p m Saturday I' By The Assocletecl 3 Scarberry begins prison term William K. Bowen MICH Is it wrong to ~covet in today·'s W~)rld? •I ' . '· ' . ~ .# viewmg," among otherbtings. Russack dechned to provtde us w1th a complete copy of the tri_p's itinerary, explaining that it was fii!Pd w1th too many unimponant, logistical details and that he'd be forcedt'Q:retype the document if he were tolond it to us He apologetically added~ "I'm not trymg to he secreuve " ,,. Russack went on to !lXplam that the tnp was made posslllle becauSe tbe company "Just happened to have" a passenger car Sitting around for the occasion (normally, Burling· ton-Nonhero ts m the l):etght busi ~ ness) \( By any measure, the cillhpany has a lot ndmg on the outcorr,: of this year's reauthonzat10n of ~he Intermodal Surface Transponation EffiCiency Act, the law that provides the baste framework for all federal transponation speAding over thhext five years. Railroad companies want to make sure they don't get pt!Ssed over 10 favor of htghway proJects and oth· er pork-barrel prizes that lawmakers like to show off. for the conslttuents back ho10e ~ P• Local News in Brief: Wedthcl Saturday, May 17 ' The Daily Sentinel The Dally Sentinel• ' I ,, �. ' The Daily Sentinel Sports . · Friday, 18, 1117 By JOE KAY 16-2 blitz. led by 22 twice early in the second quaner and were up by 19 'I' hen Terry Cummings hit .a 16-footer 23 seconds in lei the final period. The Sonics built up the.ir 22-point leads - their largest of the series by running. Houston llnally rallied by stopping Seattle 's fast break on the boards, outrebounding the Sonics 57-43. '"We don ' t need to bang with them if we can outrun them ," Pay ton said. " We'll probably have to press more down there to win," Seattle coach George Karl said . When Seattle went ahead by 19, it looked like the first blowout of the series. It didn't happen. ·· Drexler 's three-pointer with 31 seconds left cut the Sonics' lead to 95-93. The Key Arena crowd of 17,072 wondered if it was going to have to go home disappointed. Payton, averaging a career-best 23 112 points in the playoffs, came through again . Hi s spinning, aerobati c left -handed hook put the Sonics ahead 97-93. It was the Sonics' only basket in the final 7:59. Payton linished the game with 19 . points, 13 assists, eight rebounds and five steals . He also had a face-to-face confronlration with Drexler near t~e end of the first half, and each play· ergot a technical. " He may he the best point guard in the league," Tomjanovich said of Payton. '' In terms of strength and toughness, he definitely is." So whm 's going to happen nnw ·> " Before the series began, I thought we could hang with them, " Payton said . " We 're fortunate to get it to Game 7, but I feel !ike we're going to win ." Barkley, who had 20 points and 12 rebounds, came to the postgame interview room to make a statement, not answer questions . " We arc going to win ·Saturday, we arc going to win Saturday, we are going to win Saturday, " he said before getting up and .walking out. Barkley might have hcen talking from hi s heart. He was a mcniber nf the Suns' team that lost th,at3-1 lead It showed in the swings they took lsmael against the Dodger.;., who have the CINCINNATI (AP) Valdes broke out of hi~ slump ni the top staff earned run average in the · expense of the Cincinnati~s;who. major leagues ilnd don't ne~d much '; are reaching new depths e,v ~ry time additional help. ,. they play. . \~ After Valdes held the Reds to: Valdes Scattered three' hits Qver' · three hits and a pair of walks over: seven innings for his first victory seven innings, Mark Guthrie gave up ; .since April 2 and the Los Angeles · a double in the eighth. Darren Hall : Dodgers added to the Reds' growing got the final out to end that threat. : misery with a 2-1 victory Thursday Todd Worrell pitched the ninth ,: night. · allowing a two-out single and walk • Todd Zeile and Billy Ashley sin- before getting pinch hitler Lenny : gled home runs to help Valdes (2-4) Harris to Oy out for his 12th save in : snap a streak of six starts without a 15 chances. ' win. The right-hander has been a vic"We ' ve just got to start hitting," . tim of the Dodgers' weak offense, Knight said . " And w,hen we do.: which has scored only 17 runs in his there's a whole lot of making up to · eight starts. do. " "I think that was one the best John Smiley (3-6) gave up five • games I ' ve ever thrown," said hits o~er seven-plus innings, but took : Valdes, who <;levelbped a blister but the loss in a game befitting the two kept throwing. "I'm happy for a nice lowest-scoring offenses in the -: performance and winning for the league . Cincinnati came in with 132 ~ -· first time in a month and a half. " runs , Los Angeles with 133. • The Reds dropped a game behind the Chicago Cubs- who opened the Eric Karros and Raul Mc;>ndcsi season with a . National . League walked to open the second and Zcilc ·: record 14 losses- by dropping their followed with a single to leiHor a 1- : fifth consecutive game. At 11 -27, 0 lead. Mondesi led niT the li!Urth · they ' re off to their worst start since with a single, stole second, advanced : 1950, when they had an identical on Zcilc's lly out and scored on Ash- ' mark. ley's single. . Cincinnati now has the worst Cincinnati got _its run in the fifth, ' record in the major leagues arid sole when .Eduardo Perc/. walked, Lm.>k ; possession . of last place in the NL third on Brer Boone's single and : Central for the llrst time this sca.~on. scored on Jne Oliver's gmundout. •· . Manager Ray Knight'hcld a brief Boone was stranded al third . : closed-door meeting after the loss, The Reds also wasted a chance in .• which underscored all the reasons for the fourth, when Dei on Sanders : the lousy record. doubled tn snap an 0-for- 16 slump : "We' re missing bunts, were and beat Valdes' throw 10 third on : missing signs because we're trying Curtis Goodwin's hunt. Goodwin ' too hard.'' Knight said. "We ' ve just then stole second, leavi·ng twn run- • 'g ottorelaxandstay focused. We're ners in scoring prn;itinn with executing like a bunch of Little Leaout, but Valdes fanned Larkin , Willie • gue,-,;." Greene and Reggie Sanders. ' The Reds have lost the llrst three "I was excited, especially when games on a homestand; giving-them · you face the kind of tough guys that seven straight losses at Cinergy can lurn a game with just one • Field. Another loss io the Dodgers on swing," said Valdes, who struck out : · Friday' would result in the worst start live overall. "You're talking abo!lt ' by a Reds team since 1934. Larkin, Greene and the power guy, : Shortstop Barry Larkin, the team Sanders. It's amazing." , captain, called it a nightmare that Notes:ThcRedsunveiledabase- : won't end. ball with Jackie Robinson 's Nn. 42 • "This may be Elm Street,' he behind the outllcld wall beli>re the : said, referring tnthc mot inn picture . game . The Reds honored Rnbirisnn : "We're just pressing. I'm pressing. and Chuck Harmon, their first black : Everybody's pressing ." player. · : of HERE'S HOW IT'S DONE I'- Houston center Hakeem Olajuwon (34) dune the basketball in front of Seattle postman Shawn Kemp ·in the fourth quarter of Thursday night's NBA Western Conference semifinal game In Seattle, where the SuperSonics won 99--96 to force Game 7 Saturday. (AP) to Houston in 1995. Meigs football team Drexler missed a three-point attempt with seven seconds left and to Sponsor linkfest HerscyHawkinsmadetwoclinching free throws for the Sonics with 5.8 'The fourth annu'al Meigs Maraudseconds remaining before , Sedale er Football GolfTournanlent will be Threatt sank a three-pointer for . held on Saturday. at the Meigs CounHouston just before the final buzzer. ty Golf Course. It made fur.some exciting TV in The tournament will be a .fourSalt' Lake City, where ihe Utah Jazz man scramble with a bring-yourare waiting to find out who they ' re ·own-team format with a team handgoing to play in the . conference icap of over 40 with only onememlinals. If Houston won, the l'inals ber having a handicap of under 10. were supposed to start Saturday. · Thecostofthetournamentis$45 Now, they won't start until Monday and one mulligan is $5. The cost ni ght. ' includes lunch and beverages. For The Jazz were 3- 1 against the more information, call Meigs foot, Sonics and split four games with the ball coach Mike Chancey at 992Rockets during the regular season . 2158 (work) .o r (304)-773-6453. Pomet'QY • Middleport, Ohio T'tle Dally Sliillnel •PRII 5 Top three Ker:-tucky Derby finishers get nod for Preakness Pege4 Dodgers tally 2~ 1·· victory over Reds Sonics taily 99-96 win .over Rockets to force Game 7. By JIM COUR SEATTLE (AP) - The Seattle SupetSonics, on the verge a few days ago of falling out of the playoffs, are proving to the Houston Rockets and everyone else that they are tough to lan<! a knockout punch against. The Sonics, looking to become only the sixth team in NBA hi story to ove"ome a 3-1 deficit to win a ;Playoff- series, tied their Western !;!:onfcrence semifinal series at 3-3 \with a 99-96 victory Thursday night. : The series will be decided in the eve nth game at The Summit, where "the So_nics won Games· 2 and ·s, on Saturday. In the .first round,•Seattle trailed 2- 1 before winning the final . two games against Phoenix. So who's going to win it? "My teams have always played ::Well when they've been backed into :a corner," Houston coach Rudy Tomjanovich said. "They have the advantage because they 're going home," said Gary Payton, who hit the shot of the :game with 12 seconds left after the Rockets rallied within two after ;trailing Seattle by 22 points. · The Sonics are· seeking to dupli cate what the Rockets did two years ago when they came bac~ from trailing 3-1 in a semifinal series to boat ·the Suns. · In a trade with Phoenix in August, ~he Rockets added Charles Barkley ;to go with Hakeem Olajuwon and ~lyde Drexler in what many figure · is their final opportunity to win ~another title. All three superstars are '34, and Drexler will turn 35 next :month. . · : After beating the Sonics in over,l ime last Sunday. Houston had a 3~I advantage, and last season 's con "ference champs were on the topes. :Maybe that's just where the Sanies :Wanted to he. : "We' ve given ourselves a chance 'jo go on," said Seattle's Shawn ~emp, who had 22 points, II jebourids and an apparent slap at 4(evin Willis with three seconds left ~n. tThh.eetrletirdalmquoasrttewr.asn' t a Game _ -· 7 The Sonics opened the game with a Friday, May 18, 1987 none ~ . ~--~--~--~~~----------------------~----------~~~~~~--------------------------------------------------------~----------------------~~-~'__:·~~·--~:, "' • By JOHN NELSON BALTIMORE (AP) - Touch Gold. Is a fresh horse, Chris McCarron is a well-rested jockey and trainer David Hofmans finds himself in a familiar position. · ''I'm the underdog again, just like in the Breeders' Cup,"·he said. Hofmans, ·who trains out of Santa Anita in Arcadia, Calif., reached the top of his profession last Oct. 26 when he saddled Alphabet Soup to an upset victory in the Breeders' Cup Classic at Woodbine. Now ~ is in his first Triple Crown race with Touch Gold and · McCarron~ both of whom skipped the Kentucky Derby on May 5, the horse because he just wasn't seasolljld enough, the jockey because he . . Scoreboard Ba seball AL standings Eutem Divllktn »: lam L r.1. !ill .600 .S41 .410 .405 4~ 9~ Btdtimore ............... 25 I J New York.. ............ 24 16 ' Toruoto .................. 20 11 Oetroit.................... 16 2J Boa:ton.: ........... ,..... .l5 22 . 6~8 . ,Central Dl¥lslon Knnsns City ........... 20 17 .S41 Milwaukee ............. l9 17 .528 O.EVELAND ...... ,l8 19 .486 0Ucngo.. ................ l5 l 2 .405 Minnuota .............. l5 2~ J7~ Western Di"lslon 16 .190 16 .568 Anaheim ................ IB 19 .486 Oak1and ................. l7 24 .41~ Selittk ....................2) Texas ....................21 2 · Hous10n (Holt 4-1' ) ut Philodelptlin (Leiter ~·3), 7:05p.m. · · Soh Francisco (Ruett!r 2..0) ru Monueal (Bullinaer 2·4), 1 : 3~ p.m. Los Angeles (Purk 2-1· o.t CINCIN· NATI (MorJlUI 0-4), 7J5 p.m. · Colorado (Rit t 6-4) ar N.Y. Mets tOurk 4-2), 1:40 p.m. St. louis (Alan Benes 3-4) at Atlnnla (Smollz 4-3), 7:40 ~m. Saturday's gamos 'l'h 1 h 2 5 6~ 1 4 1 San Dieaa IHnmilt on 1- 1) ot CINCINNATI (Mercktr I·J ), 1:0~ p.m. Col orado (Th oms on 0·1) at N.Y. Mets (Jones 6-2), 1:40 p.m. . Fl orida (Rapp 2-l)'tu Pitubursh (Cooke ~-4 ), 7 :0~ p.m. . Houston (Reynolds 4-J} at Philndelphitr(SchillinJ ~-J), 7 : 0~ p.m. Sl. Loui s (Morris 1- 1) "' Atlnntu (Maddu~4-1), 7:10p.m. ' , Los Angeles (Nomo 4-2) 111 Montreal (C. ~ret 4--2 ), 7:3~ p.m. . 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I think their experien~c in big races really pays off, too. lbcy ' re botll• professionals." Of the rest of the newcomers.~ Wild Tempest seems to be the most respectable. After a seventh-place! finish on a sloppy track in the Wood ' M~morial , Wild Tempest.beat older horses in an allowance race at Churchill Downs on May 2. Culnrndu 2. Detroit 1. Culumdo IL!ilib Sunday's games »: Athmta ...................26 him toward the Preakness. After his big win in the Lexington, Hofmans admiued there was some pressure to run Touch Gold in the Derby, " Mr. Stronach told me when he sent the horse to me , ' Don 't even think of the Derby,"' Hofmans said. " But then he was so impress ive in the allowance race, and he was even more impressive in the ne xt race. Arter he won the _Lexin gton , ! ;had 2,000 friends tell me to go to the Derby, but it was just too soon." · Gary Stevens rode Touch Gold in his other two races this year, but he commiued himself to Silver Charm arter McCarron was injured in a spi.ll in April and had to be taken off the horse before the Santa Anita Derby. NBA playoffs Salurday's games CLEVELAND (McDowell J -3) at TOf()DIO(W. Willium.' 1·2), I :05 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Dmwin' 0·2 ) at Outland (K11nuy 0..4 ), 4:05 ,p.m. Boston (Gord on 1-5) at Minnesota (Radke 3·2). 8:0.:'i p.m. . Detroit (Pu_gh 0-0 ) :1t Kansus City (Piusley 0-J), 8.05 p.m. . N.Y. Ynnkees •Mendoza 2· 1) 111 Te~t.a.~ {Burkcll 2· 2), 8:35p.m. Milwnukre (D' Amico 1·2) ut Anaheim (WaiSOil J.:.), 10:05 p.m. Bnllimore (Key 7-0) ut Se;Lttle (Snnders 0-4), . JO :O~ P ·~· ~a!ttern Philaclelphiu. I :JS run . J.•os An~eles m Momreul, I:J.'i p.m. CLEVELAND (Hershi5cr J- 1) nt Toronto (Cierilens 6-0). 7:J.'i p.m. .Boston (Hnmmond J· l) ot Minnesota (Aldred 1-5), 8:05p.m. Ium favorites here, and the fi eld also was inj~red. Of the 10 threecyear-olds in the includes Concerto, who was ninth in field for Saturday's Preakness, six Kentucky. skipped the Derby, and that's not At 5-I , Touch Gold was made the been the recommended route to sucfourth favorite ·in the field, coming cess, of late. In fact , it hasn' t hap- · off an 8 1/2-length victory in the pened since 1983 when Deputed TesLexington on Aprj120, only his sec- · tamony became the third non-Derby ond race this year. starter in four years to win the The other Triple . Crown newPreakness. comers are the Nick Zito-trained '' Thi s year !think it could be an Wild Tempest, Frisk Me Now, Cryp adyantage," Hofmans said, " because . Too and the Ro~rt Perez-owned the top three horses really ran hard entry of Hoxie and Jack Atthe Bank. in Kentucky. 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He looked as if he would fall out of his chair. The doctor quickly left the room, giving our stunned minds time to think . When he came back, he said, "Don't worry. It's not cancer. For as long as you've had this, the ·tumor would be this big," he said doubling his fi st to show the size. "But I want to prepare you for the worst that could happen. You may lose the clavicle, breast bone, some ribs and a lung." Wayne and I plunged·into somber silence as we drove home. Days later we flew into LaGuardia Airport and awaited my admi ssio n to' . Memorial ijospital. I'll never forget the surgeon's grim expression after my first test. He said "The tumor is large . It has grown inwardly." He doubled his fi st, put hi s other hand around it leaving a knuckle sticking out. ·· what we see is the tip of an iceberg·· Fresh memories of the Ohio doctor's dou· bled fi st fl ashed through my mind . Days of tesring followed. Standing all a lone at the window of the hospital's fifteen floor, lookin g down 68th Street, I wondered what would happen to me . The evening before my surgery: Dr. Martini explained the procedure. "The tumor is small and won't require as muc h s urgery as first expected: ' he said . . ••tt'snot mali gnant, but will he if it's not remove . What good news' I didn·t mind losing half of a clav icle , a few snips of rib, a little breast bone or · culting the aorta . I felt relieved to have plastic mesh sewn to the rounding . . 1 bones to protect my lung . I had neve r thought much about God, but my C hristian parents tau ght me about Him . I j.new deep within my being that God had everything to do with making that tumor small so many people had told me they were pray·_ ing for me and I believed that God had answered their prayers. Whe n I returned home, I started reading the Bible and discovered that God loved me so much He sent His Son to die for me. The more I read about . Jesus, the more I grew to love Him . That lonely feeling I had experienced never plagued me again. I'm still amazed at how much Christ Jesus has always loved me. Nineteen years later, He knew that you would-be reading this column today. He lovesyou very much and wants to come into your life. In John 10: 109, He said , ··1 am come that they might have life, and that they have it more abun· · · dantly." Won·t you invite Him to be your Savior today? Father, I believe Christ Jesus can heal every spiritual, emotional and phy sical need. Thank you for this opportunity to share His love with others. Amen . Military news FRIDAY CHESTER -- Shade River Lodge 453, F&AM, special meeting, Friday, .7 p.m.; work in the MM' degree and EA degree. Refreshments. SATURDAY RUTLAND -- Be liev ers arc .Receivers rally, Rutland Church of God, Rutland, Saturday, 7 p.m.: Sunday, II a.m. and 6 p.m. POMEROY -- Calvary Pilgrim Chapter, through Sunday, 7 p.m. each evening. Rev. Earl Ne wton, evangelist. · ..,.,,...at_.,,.._"•• lcanee, or vlrilnoe Public Notice propolld lOtion, uy bl opplllld to tho lilAC by llllnt on IPPIII within 30 dlyl 01 I I tiJIIOI ot ... IIIII ICtlon. ERAC IPPIIII PIPIIIt be Iliad with: ltw~ol!· montol Rovlow Alt,.l?la Commllllon, He l!lot TOMI llrotot~ Room 300, Colu ua, Ohio 43211. A OOPJ I till IIPpllll mutt bl on tho director wllllln 3 dtyo dw llflnt .tho IPPIII wltlt till ERAC. Final laouonct of Find· lngo lnd OrdModern SonHollon Bar· vlc• .f;:orp. p.q..lox 2111 . POP)!I"!Yo Ott • ' .JNuo Dill CMI3CI/I7 .. Thlo ~lnol ocllon not preceded by propooed tetlori 1nd II oppoolobla to ERAC. Purauont to ORC 3734.02(G) Modern Sonl!ltloil Sorvlceo Corporttlon, P.O. Box 2111, Pomeroy, OH 41176.11 11 hertby exempted from tho PormH•to-lnetoll roqtliromantt ORC llctlona 3734.0li(A) (2) (II) ond 3734.02(C), ond OAC Rulli 37U.27·21(A) (1) tnd 374$31-02(A) •. Tile•• Qrdero oro eubltct to til rul .. , regulation•, ond apaclflod conditione. (5) 16 ttc COUNTY: MEIGS PUIIUC NO'nCE Tho following 1ppllc1t1ona tnd/or vorllled complolnta were received ond the following drtft, propoold, or ftnol octlono wore IIIIPICI by tho Ohio Envlronmantol Proloctlon Agency (OEPA) loet "Actlono: lncludl the ldoptlon. modlllcotlon• onope11 or order• (other thin emergency ordaro); th.l IUUinCI, donlll, , modlllcotlon or rovocotlori of llconHa, pa?T!'IHa, IeoNI, vorlancoa, or certlllcot. . ; 1nd . tho 1 pprovtl or dlo1pprovo1 ol plano ond 1 pecltlcotlon 1 ,. "Droft . Actlono": 1r1 written ttltomento ot tho Olroctor or Envlronmentol Protoe-tlon'o (Diroetor'e) Intent with reepoct to tho · loouonco, donlol, ·etc. of 1 permit, licente, order, etc. lntlr· eeted perocina m1 y aubmlt ·written commonta or requeat a pulilc meeting rogordlng draft octlono. com menta or public mntlng roqueota muat be 1ubmlttod wHhln 30 doya or . Public Notice notice of tho draft action. 1--..;..;=;.;;..==.;;........._ "Propoold Actlone" or• · PUBUC NOnCE · Till Yllllge of Pomeroy written atttamontt of tha Dlroctor'l Intent with deolreo to receive teolod rllpect to th• laoulnCI, bid • I or gooo II ne r:::::~:; denial, modification, rovo- unlooded plut cation, or renewal of 1 ond 12 dloHI lor 1 ona permit, 11c1n11, or vorlonco. yoor period. All 111led bide Written. •comment• ond tholl be received In . tho roquuti tor 8 public Clork'o otnco, 320 Ellt lloln meeting · regardlria 1 at,.., Pomeroy, OhiO on or propo .. d oatlon moy be btlora 11:00 AM EST Juno eubmltted within 3o doyo of 2, 1117. Tho Pomeroy notlcl ot the propoaed - Counall ron?'Yio tho right action. An adjudlcotlon to oecept or rojoetony or oil hoorlna mity be held on 1 bide .• Kothy Hyllll, Cllrk 1-~;;~~::~ octlon If • hllrlng Vlllogo ot Pomeroy I or objection Ia received bytlteOEPAwlthln 32GEoatiMinSL 30 daye of la•uanco of the . Pamaroy, l)hlo 411711 propooed action. Written (5) 16,-21, 2tc commonto, roqu11t1 lor public meetlnga, and Public sale adjudlcotlon hearing requeeta muet be 11nt to: Hearing Clerk, Ohio Envl· ronmentol Protection Agency, P.O. Box 1041. Columbue, Ohio 43218-1041 (Tolepllone: !114-144-21211). "Final Actlona" or1 actio no of tho Director which 1 ,. elfoctlve upon l11uonca or • elated etlactlv.o dote. Take 50 WMt of Purtuant to Ohlo ·Aovlood Albany to Hutchlnaon Code Section 3745.04, a final action · may ~e •P· Auction Inc. pealed 1o the Environmental Antiques, collectibles, Review Appoalo Commie· household ~ems, old 11on (EAAC) , formerly !kills, ' · Craftsmman known · II " tho Environlallle, chaira, glass of menutl l"!•rd of Review) by a paroon who h.. I plrly ~0 all types, records ami a procoodlng before tho many q~h...: . !1!'!1:1~· pring dlracior by filing an ,oppool your items ana set up · within 30 daya ol notice of for free. Inside rain or thetlnalactlon. Purouont to shine. New bathroom Ohio Aevl11d Code Section vanities. · 3745.07, a tlnal ' action 111ulng, donylng, madlty- -k. KEVIN A. PORTER Air Force Airman Kevi'n A. Porter. has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base · in San Antonio. Te~as. During the six weeks of training, the ·airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and cu stoms and received training in hu.man relations . In addition , airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associated degree through the Come muntty o 11 ege o f the Air Force. · c Porter is the son of Frank W. and Patricia A. Porter of Racine. He is a i 996 graduate of Southern Local High School. Jeremy L. McNeely Jeremy L Mc Neely has joined the United States Amty under the Delayed Entry Program at the U.S. Army Recruiting Station in GalJipolis. The prograll) gives young men or women the opportunity to delay enlistment into the Army for up to one year before reporting to basic T · · mJ nary trammg . The enlistment give s the new soldier the option !O learn a new skili , travel and become. eli gible to revival services, Suriday continu~ receive as much as $30,000 toward a through May 24, 7 p.m. each evening. college education. After completion Evangelist John Elswick and Paul of basic training, soldiers receive advanced individual training in their Goodwin. career specialty. M N 1 · 1995 d CARPENTER-- Mt. Union Bap; c ee y, a gra uate · · . tist Church near Carpenter, Sunday, of Point Pleasant High School, will 9:45 a.m. Owen Watson of Jamaica, report to Fort Jackson, Columbia, guest speaker; Sunshine singers of S.C ., for military ba~ic. training on Jackson , Sunday evening, 6 :30 p.m . May 22. He is ttie son of Bonnie L Joe Sayre, pastor, invites public. and Ward T. McNeely of Evans, REEDSVILLE ~ - Reedsville FelW.Va. lowship Church of the Nazarene, His wife, Dawna, is the .revival , Sunday through ')lmrsday, 7 daugh.ter Floyd A. Reynolds of p.m. nightly. Syracuse•. and .Frieda K Rogers, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va. MONDAY POMEROY -- Hysell Run Holiness Churc h revival services through May 25. 7 :30 p.ni. Mark Michaels, The 68th wedding anmversary ot singer, Sylvan and Dolly Cleland will be celLETART FALLS -- Letart Town- ebrated at the Quality Inn . in Nelship Board ofTrustees meeting Mon- sonville Sunday frotQ noon to 5 p.m. day, 6 p.m. at the tow·nship office . Friends and relatives are invited to attend. building. · of FLEA MARKETI YARD .SALE Sat. & Sun. 9·5 p.m. TO cefebrate 68th anniversary . ' - : Friday, !'IJY 16, 1997 Pomet oy • Mlddlepcirt, Ohio .., 1ICE 01' I'UaiC HUI'IING lllfl• County lntondl lo •PIIfY to tho Ohio DIF tllllllt ·ot O.VOiop-nt . tor funding under tho Community Dovolopmont lltooti Grond (CDBG) lmoll Cltlll Progrlm, • lldlfllly· r u n'd 1 d · pro I r • ill ldmlnllllrod by tho ltltl. ~ County lo lllglblllor Fl.c ol Yoor IT CDBG ~II funding, ~= tho.~ -IPP . urtdl1okn Ill IIIII ~ H • r.•rttolpant will -11 ory oldo (lntorpretw; lnllllel or toplld 111otlrlol, IIIIIUVI 11110111, ~ =:=.': &~~ c-. prior 1o lilly 11, 1111' wl' .. t1~ In on11r Je _ , . 111111 your neoc11 be ocoommodottd. Tho llllgo County coulthou.. IIIW!cllcepplldtoonolbll;• Wrlttln OOIMMI)tl will 1001ptod until 4:30 II 1I t " 7 -~ mey MIY lo ' tho ··llllllld ..... Cau"'f Co!nmiiiiO'III'II, , eou~. Pomtray, Ohlt t+ '·':a tt2·21N ..UFFLER' SHOP ....... NOTHING RUNS. UKEADEERE" Carmichael's Farm & laV1fn (614). 446·2412 'or Toll Free. 1-800·594-,~1 !! .. I He!re ,, s•e Is w•en s•e was s•e's still Just as sweet and Just as ·much fun. 17th .... ' tiJ ' J.'1 ~.1/,J • r. M• FRIDAY AND SATURDAY , MOOSE LODG~ 731 .By Popular Requestd, Band .. "PANAMA ROSE" Fri. 9 Ina, Sat. a:ao to 12:30 Racine Gun Club Sun"' May 18 7 am ··~1· '" ~noon '" - GiftsPrizes .,, Food h )ij' ~mbersmay SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT-- Missionary service, Wesleyan · Bible Holiness Church, Sunday, 7:30 p.m . Ruth . Devall, sp<>aker. pring a guest. Morgan Center Christian Holiness Church May 14·17,1997 LONG BOTTOM -- Mt. Olive Comm~nity Church at Long Bottom, ' COME ON OVER '1'0 BOB'S ••• FOR·SPIC7ACULAR SAVINGS ON · 7REIS AND SHRUBS Smllh'a lp 11 ~ucr Wee••nd Speeial Fat•~rdCIIJ, May 17th and Sunday, May All TREES AND SHRUBS ON SAl,£ .. St. Rt. 248 Chatter 985-3301 WEEK On Tf. ·INCLUDING: •Rhododendrons (Budded a. BlOoming) :Pin Oaks •Flowering Crab Apple •Ornamental Gras - Tf HH) 15 p.m. • F~ ,,sv •Crimson King Maples •8radford Pear •Evergreen Shrubs . •Dogwood PROfll~ ~.::00 e p.m.COfl • Fridel' 'ESPN 'llj - 1997 POINT II IAND ING I For Homeowners Insu rance I. ~ ....... 2. 1odd . . .. 1,7. .. I. Aietl8101dt.2. ............. 3.Mia . .,17... a..... hrk.l.~70- &. a.tl ...... ~-- l&II*,1,7M. 3.JdGflil!l,1,111. 4. Phil Plnanl, 1,123. ca1JEFF . ~~~ 7. Tin Fedlwa, 1,411. I . EIOn 1. Kamr hln. au. 1. JoeiUinwl. m . . . . . . . . 711. • . ctult lown, 710. IO. Iuc**ll.ton..l- !0.0... . . . . . . 711. s.ry.t, ,..,, ,_... .......,_,,71. lnluranoe.., As r# .....,... (:onvenlent Loeatlo1111 1/4 mi. Rt. 33 (1/4 mi. north of Pomoroy/MHon lrkfgo MASON,WV Houro: Mon.•s.t. . 8 tilt; Suri. t tliS -on 0..: .....711 1-742- , ..,.,, 1121111 Slle Prlcel In Efttct Satui'Uy, .Mty 17th a GAUJPOU~OH Houro: Mon.·Sit. IIIII; Sun. 10 tilL 7 Mty 18th only! · Owners Mark Kerr Taunton, Mass . Dear NASCAR fan, That varies on a team~ by· team basis according to the rontraC1 between driver and owner. In almost e'very in· stance, crew members WQrk on a salary basis and do not re· . ceivc a share of the winnings, though there may be bonuses in the contract related to the I- 'BI?ICHCIIWIDM-.-:- Mcl.aiQhlln. 0!100 ~ MocPIIoc?olll.-t!lo._on t2lo , .reglon'o , . , . t2gno?lft, . , , _ SQoodway In team ·s performance. Dear NASCAR This Week, I am a devoted NASCAR fan for !IS long as I can reme~ber. I am 20 years old and enrolled In a High Performance Automotive Associated degree program at a school in Loudon. CIIAmiiAIP TIIUCK 1121211: ,, ...... ..,... -1!"'· .......- FtlohMaottn, -·"""'" two tn a"""· luoP Ike wl1h hlonlltclofy II Evor· green ~II' I n - · w.n. ~··te Lowest PrleesoaNIMaa C.raATraC!ka por--- e. · Wookty ranklnp by NASCAR Thla Y1Mk wrttor Monte Dutton. Lilt weelfa ranking li'ln 1. Jell Got'dd!I.Ctl Auoty Wltl'- (I) Happy to leaVe Alabama 7.lioblly Llbat1'111·11l : LoVt. ChatiOIIe Gunning lor ~as 2. llal1lilll4) A "marlc!!d man • ~ ~.Ttny ~ C3l • ....... Bullttn•(7) t.eido iht j)olnli 4. Ottle Jllflll (2) Su_,ly llruggllng -- polood on 111e- oiWin- few "'""' for ue. we-werebeen on thestrong baclc at Matllnovllo bul ron ~­ ... , . , 1'801 andiQIIn had • good Clf, one? WI flnlahod · -.Ky.•• - - ... prldll ,, . . . . . . . . . . Tho·-·_., T-wlmer 1. Ricky Audd C11 'Ooothllbeat 10. IIU Elliott (10) .t;'"n """""' ... ..._CiUP_· ...,..... .pretty good roolng. Tho pul For 'I"" t2len - ' .-..toll tDp Polnl 10 tqUiie - · looking ·" '• wo In the oyo. We had that good ICaC (Oom?t Mdii!OPJMI) ... ond Milk) - Mlrftald. - =:·- ON THE SC HEDULE Joll- ....... ....... . -..... ol_ , _ -~~- tU milo ttan - - ?n 2111- po!l, 2 tDp - · 1 tDp 101 • . - 11.5 mllon n oamlnga. a LAST RACE: Flntohoc? 23rd tilt-two. aAOE:21 IM-- a III'OIJII: Chrlttlnll · • ClltLIPIII!N: Nono. a CAR: No. 37 KrnaM'tC "'·- a HOIIITOWN: 11om In E a NIITH!R VOU NOR YOUR •tone- ---Cup-to --.toll--.tol lron1 - - Bad luck again lnWtnlloft5QO, . • WHV 00 YOU llltNK YOUR RACE PI-MANCII . PPAVI -llt:rlll THAll VOUII CIIIAI..FIING Plft. fORIWICU't, ctant tcnOw. ·-· Fordlll..-t>tr<l, owned by MtcPIMP KrlnOfuU and cart we·,. -lng on our qua;ify. OWenabgro, Ky., t1Y811n · - ·110m bull thinllpoc:tcoge...... """""thlt II copa?Jia of dOing lng D~W~oon. ~.c . a RICOIIO: a1-. 0 wtno. I TI!All 2WP IYER WON A w.tSTON CUP RACE. HOW CLOSEAIIEVOU? 'Thlo !Ia good race Joam. and t 'Jnlnk more and mort people are recognizing ?haP raet Nobody oxpoctecl much from uo thlt roar at Daytona. bull think the people .mo 1ody look at 1 ctOaely k®w wo'ro ~· !rig one? that l'o !uola mOn lhl road courw~ , rNery· bocty llgurec! tho wu uncllr..experieiiCed and (NfJf· bul tht Cargreat one? lhe dk? OK. Tllll would hove been olopt 0 finlllh with no proi>Pomo.' WHO'SHOri 1. Who- tho tnt-'* ctriYarto coml>loll I quollfylng lltompt otlndianl;>otll -Morin. - fiiPtntl towilfor'l!-- MOIDf SJ' I rtny? rwer- 2. tn thi tnt Oaytor,. tiOO.In 1868. 1M Plllty . won tn 1 ~ flntllh driVer? 3. ~.,._i-dly dr!Yorll known 11 Mr• 18 - · eii,OII'IUd: din 1111 iWo liluaw. . WHo'SN07! e.cltomlnt? - .Ylioo Flaolng ........ . . Dill JarriCt JOOUOds .<.uw,r ·c ~l!tng _ c?ayll? r-., """" englnl ~l.uui!Of' ·~ Mti08 '8'H ' t - - t ! l o ....... - . . GOODNm'S QUALITY ROOFING rerdtcdulcd Winston 500. l01n,;~ a two-time NASCAR champion and falhe~ ol WlnsiiXI . CUp point leader Dale Jarrett, wu rcceivin!J an honorary doc· torult from Ll:noir-Rhyne Col- 304 882-3541 lege in Hickory, his hometown, ~ IONUS: If pole winner John Andretli had won the Win· aton !100, he would ha\IC !0111 I. L. HOLLON ' ' ,..U.Ujab on .,.,. clollflr day, PIIOir.• ,it Hem brilflaler. Interior LHdlng Creek Rd. IIIVemetlllge. 742•2925 8etore I p.m• . After I p.m. 114 1111 4110 ........... $7,600 lllil?tdcp. April 28. FUQ WAllER NO- Doyle ford, the Winllon CUp Series flagman f9r the put seven yeafi. will handle 1hose dutiet for the rT1 MY UFE: In the aftermath of last clmc on May 23 at Olarlocte asked surviving son Joe I'? give up rx-in&. "Mom, I could ger killed in a car wreck," replied Joe Nemechek. "I could bave a he:~n onack. I could stand uut On n street corner 11nd someone could shOot me. This is my life." In the Ox:a-Cotal500. Ford's career as._ NASCAR officials spans J8 years. Offidals than rhe pate winner wins. Last week Mark Manin won a bonus uf Sl0,400 by wianin& both pole and race at Sears Puin1. That meDns the bonus wua back to 992-6611 of the locat ·econom)'. Man)' mechanics begin their careers by working on .race teams in their home areas, then move to Charlotte, the unofficial capital of sloe~ car racing, once they have aCquired p~ac­ tical experience. H you''tll got • queatlon or 1 Wttk Your Turn, D/O TM G11ton Oentte, 21 E, Fr•nklln Btvd., Gollanlo, N.C. 211014 CIIW of the Week John Andrlttl matd'led • ...... boll by ~-lng fourtn In ""' wi!1oton 500, one? • good l!haro ¢tho ctedK goeo to tho Clio YarllOrOugh Motor· Furr, omlch performed axcel· leniiiOPI during the cautionfree f"IICe, MKHANICS' CORNER annoonccd his reliremenc on race momin& at J'alladep. 1*E L..APIE: The Wln51on SOO maned 12 days, 22 hours and l.l minutes after h w1s, rained out for a IICQ)nd time on Monday, the May 16 crash in Homestead, Fla., that claimed the life of John · Nemechek, Martha Nemechek . . Th• nlnflln 1 Hf1n ot ~ t1pa compied by erew R't · 'mombortll Bahorl Rae· ~~ .tta'a Renn1011-apon· ~.Orod team one? drtvor · Johnny Ben10n: "TD: temove stains from 1abrlc uphotstery, beQln tt thl outl6de of lhe stain · end work toward the c.nttf tc prevent a ring vmen you're fln-llhed. t<atp chantplng yoor ~oth .. you work. When the · · ltlin is clean, dry lhe area qulcl<?y with 1 hair dl'(or.· • Tnal't Johnny 84tntor\'l tip. . Bend ua )'Ollrt. WJIIe NASCAR Thlt Week np, C/0 The Gaston Ga.ztttt, 2500 E. Frlt'lklin BIY<l.. N.C. 280!14. . DENBIGH Gt\RBt:rr IN«:. Advertise on this page Sind. No Mlnlnum. •WHCI Eetera 2 mi. off Rt. 7 Eacil. week Unoeal off'cn a bonus to any driver who wins lfter startina on the pok. The $7,600 bonw ia wried over to the next race if a driver ocher . '. . A Got that? 555 Park St. Middleport ATTENTION ADVERTISERS!! 992·7074 •SINIII Englnea •Lawn Mowera · •Chitin SaW. uted, on Aprit 27. a year from now. Kurt Howord Uma,Ohio Dear NASCAR fan, A number of )'Dung men who are interested in stock car racing as a career nlove to the Charlotte &.rea, where the rae·. ing induStry is a vibrant part ltiiMIINV AROUND THEGA RA GE NASCAR Thll WHk ESPN"s broldcist tetm was IKklna the service• of analyat Ned Jamtl in Sat¥rday's such "' great job? Can )'OU tell me Jtow others before me got 1heir stan? I will be graduating Valley Lumber & Supply Co. opona p~ cr..,, lod by lbny and Emit """' bO!h ""' $22.800 ~ would have won if the race had been run, as Khed· on a Winston Cup NASCAR team. My only problem is: How can I prepare myself for comm•t, write: NA8CAA Thll WHO' .,... S HOT- WHCrS NOT ., ...... llttltll ·olll the Midwest. ' My pipe dream is to ulti· mately be a pit crew member TOP 10 ' Gravel, L,lmtstone, Toptoll, FIH Dirt, · . 992-0028 ' Barbara (Doczi) Kimberly Wilt 614-992-6520 thl- ""*· LEGION FARM lAlLEY RUN RD•. 22 Rifles • 22 Pistols · 20 Gauge, 12 Gaup & 410's SUNDAY . StarhAt 1 P.M. PuiJik . '*lmeltone • Grave' Dh1• Sand 985-4422 Chester; Ohio Middleport, OHio Syracuse, OH d\>O)ng ,.,., """ to end up lootr'9 BEECHGROVE ROAD · IIILLIIULIGftCN.L. 204 N. 2nd Ave. 2131 Karr St. FR OM LAI T VIE!K 11JW.IMI ..... "-'r.Cit41JII . SIAl lUlSI , $1500.00 $50.00 or more per game ...DUMP TRUCK -.· SERVICE 200 E11t1rn Avo. (Acro11 from K·Mart) Marine Service 4. Aon~l71 . ' . e. Dk*Ttlcld.t, ,,.,... WARNERilJ ' ··.' Jeremy Mayfield -":'· , Boats New & Used "Professional Service Guaranteed" TNN 7:30 p.m. • ~ • SV, TNN POSI461 • MON. & WED• .~ 6:30P.M. SAVE! SAVEl OPENING ~OON . INNOVATIONS PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO All Types ot Photography I I S; l'y'l fMIOul p.m. • SaUdly : ·-~7 Whitt fliP wut It dotte rltltt"' St. At 248 Chester 985-3308 C IWIPiotl:- • wtnRan illlldtiiUIIIfVIna •Wt-e- ·supply 'Mont!IOitotay.• •J j •• ·'TRUCKING FURNMITURE AND BEDDING · ........ AJJ.nmM Eltotom . 5. Ottle l!omhlnll (I) Memorial Week· 1/2 ON ALL _,.Miy,lt10 THIS Ridenour tfl--""'or.-..,.... .. opollllloo? Of - Ccr1otnrction Company blgon ltll floNon " ' - - rl<:lng and the foodlnctuctto grill. NASCAR parapl1emottl, ing. paJr . , _ - Qn 12>1 """· -lYOf\' Inch ~ t+ftj. -41. - tht dlvorgenco Of Hwyo, 29 and -41. t2lo logit\tp !" ttnitor'J Free Estimates. Empire Furniture's . Tho - ., • Broadcaster Jarrett receives.hon.orary degree Preaching By Rev. James (Speedy) Arthur Singing Nightly Service Starts 7:30p.m. Homecoming May 18 Lunch at Noon · · Services alt :00 Early Bird Start on -- theme--· nd<-·-"' ----' Motor auu LUMBER See us for Your Stihi• PowerToois &· Accessories AtMOSJ' HOME COOliNG MOUTntl · .. :::;. .INGO. Tho- .. f • 4 In Conoord, N.C. Leading lapo FORKED.RUN . SPORTSMAN ,·CLUB GQN·SHOOT Sq,N., MAY '(•• 1997 HE WINSTON CUP CIRCUI .. COlMa UP: an May t1. -:11111.t k n l t - - . .~F 992-2825 'I · Public Notice ° 7. 106 North Seoond Ave. • Middleport, OH . Guaranteed Service • ! P~~ge tt2-21te Mu~r & Tail Pipe Star~irig at $79.95 · 668 Pinecrest Drive Gal~polis '~ Across from Gallla Auto Sales on old Rte. 35 West · New Summer Hours Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 8-3 '.;, · n~:-:.~r two public . ~.;,:,..Howard p~ lloorlnp will bl ·lllld lloy · , Moig1 c:oUQiji 1117 It 7:00P.M. et the CommiiiiGSMtf Courllloull, 11)11, 12, Ul s Ill . ~• PUBUC NOTICE ~ on Tho 1nnuol report 1'02'1!1 11110 PF lor t.h e Klbblit Foundation , llornord '4Tho Fultz, Trultll, 11 ovalltlblo Formulo )lrogrom e~~n lund tor public lnopoctlon liS • brood rona• of octlvltl11, Blrnord v. Fultz Law Olflc4 Including: economic 111 112 w. Second str--. dovo(opmont pro/octa, P01111roy, Ohio 4117811 ot;lltJ~ wotor tupp y, of during rogulor buolnoot unoolo otruatur•*• . ond llouro lor 1 ptrlod of 1M rah•bllltollon of dayo aubotquont t4 l?llghborltoocllociiHiaa. Tho . pubiiCitlon ofthla notlcl. , octlvltln mull bl d.-lgned (5) 12, 13, t4; 15, Ul, 18, 1t: to prlniiorllr. blnollt low ond 20;21, 22, 23,21112 to , moderate- ncomo poroone, old In tho prevention 1 Card of Thanb I olum ~blight, or milt on urgent need of the community · Slnc1re thankl to ell Cltlzono oro encQUraged to attend on . our reletlvea, trlende May 111, thll 1187.milling to moko and neighbore tor all _,.., dt ld tu~..,...._..nt an o prov • your klndneae and pu· 1c Input on varlout ' eympathy during tfte · :::lE~~~c:: lllnell ilnd death of Ad our beloved mother, Lenora Oller Jenklna. Special thankl to Dr. Breton Morg1111 and the eteff of Pleaeant valley Hoepltal, Overbrook Care Center, Melge County E.M.S.; . P11tore David . Rulltlland Paul V011 tor their · preyere and word• ~ ,'IIi!; of comfort, to Joy ... Clark for her mualc-and eongi. • .. Leatly to, Mr. Ben -~ I. Ewing lind the etert.. of Ewing Funeral , Home for their moat: kind·, courteoue anc! profeallonal ' 111rvlce1. , .God JIIJII,YOJI All. · The Lenore Jenklna ' · FemltY . The O.lly Sentinel • Set Steve M11daws GUN SHOOT . REEDSVILLE -- Children's fish .. ing derby, Saturday, 9 .a.m. to I p.m . at Forked Run Sportsmen's Club , Curtis flollow Road near· Long Bottom. All children welcome to participate. off Public NoiiOI. aottv1t1n wlllofl 11111Y " Public Notice SALEM CENTER -- Star Grange and Junior Grange , fun night, potluck supper, Saturday 6:30p.m. at Saleni Center haiL Carnival food the me, members to work on ABC quilts, and members and others invited. ,,, · .Ht-2116 penwtt, wlllch Ia not pnoedld by 1 ••rv Community calendar · The Community Calendar is published as a free service to nonprofit groups·wishing to announce meeting and special events. The calendar is not designed to promote . sales or fund raisers of· any type. Items are· printed as space permits and cannot be guaranteed to run a specific lluniber of days. ........... Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • ••• 11, 1117 : { ' Ripley, WV 26271 Bus. Phone· (304) 372-3673 ~811992-2155 • • Dave Harris 1-800-964·FORD Rt. 21 at the Rlpley·FIIrplein Exit 1132 Come See Us F'or All Your xt~ 104 or Bob Atwood Ext. ·105 .. .. ,or More .1nform.ation Parts and Service Needs .' • ·q ,, •• �P8ge 8 • The Deily Sentinel , Friday, u.y 18, ~887 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel• P111 I - ..... nrc· Sun. Mw • 9:30 a.m. Dailey Mw · 8:30a.m. Gnce Eploeopol Cllurda · 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy Rector: Rev. D. A. duPiantier Holy Eucharist and Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Coffee hour following Church of Chnst Pomeroy CHrda or Cbrlll 212 W. Main St. Pastor: Neil Proudfoot Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10;30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servioes • 7 p.m. Apo stolic Cllurda or J .... Cllrlst~ VanZandt and Wud ltd. Pastor. James Miller Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. · Pomroy Wemlde Church of Christ 33226 Children's Home Rd. Sunday School • II a.m. · Wonblp·- IQa.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Evening - 7:30p.m. Selvices • 7:30 St., Middleport Sunday school • 9:30 a.m. Worship . II a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. Ash Street, Middleport Pastor: Les Hayman Sunday Service ·7:00p.m. Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wednesday Senlioe-7:00 p.m. Rutland Flnt llllptlst Church Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m. Po ......y Flnt llllpdot Pastor: Paul Stinson EutMainSl. Sunday School _. 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Flnt Soulllem llllr,llst 41872 .Pomeroy P1ke Putor: E. Lamar O'Bryant Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. . Worship . 10:45 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday SeJVices • 7:00 p.m. Flnt llllptlll Church Pastor: Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer St., Middleport Sunday School • 9:15 a.m. Wonhip. 10:15 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:00 p.m. Racine Flnt llllpdll Pastor: Rev. Lawrence T. Haley Youth Pastor: Aaron Young Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship . 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Ser:vices • 7:00 p:m. Silver Run Baptist Pastor: Bill Little Sunday School • .IOa.m. Worship - !I a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. ML Union llllpdst Pastor : Joe N. Sayre Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Evening · 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. llelhleheln BaptiJI Church Great Bend, Route 124, Racine, OH Paslor : Daniel Berdine Sunday Schoo(· 9:30a.m. Sunday Wo,.hiP. · 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday B1ble Study ·6:00p.m. Old Bethel Free WID Baptist Church 28601 St. Rl. 7, Middleport Sunday School • 10 a.m. Evening · 7:30p.m. Thursday Services· 7:30 Hillside Baptist Church . St. Rt. 143 just off RJ.. 7 PastOr: Rev.' James R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship- lla.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p:m. • Ke110 Church o!Chrlst WoDhip . 9:30a.m. Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeff10y Wallace 1st and 3rd Sunday Rose or Sbaroa Holiaess Church Leading Creek Rd., Rutland Pastor: Re\1. Dewey King Sunday school-9:30a.m. Sunday worship -7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting· 7 p.m. . Reedsville c•urcb ol Chrill Paslor: Philip Sturm Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Wol!bip Service: ·10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. wo,.hip - IOa.m.; 7 p.m. Wednesday Services~ -7 p.m. Faith Baptist Church Railroad St•• Mason . Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship • 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesd~y Services - 7 p.m. Church of God ML Moriah Church or·God . Racine . Pastor: Rev. James Sanerfield Sunday School ·9:45a.m. . Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday SCrvices·- 7 p.m. Forest Run llllpllst Pasror : Arius Hun Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship . 11 a.m. Rutland Churda or Gnd Pastor: Randy Barr Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7,p.m. · Mt, Moriah Baptlsl Fourth & Main Sl., Middleport Pastor: Rev. Gilbert Craig. Jr. Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship • 10:45 a.m. Syracuse Flm Church or Gnd Apple and Se<:<>nd Sts. Pastor; Rev; David Russell Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evening Scrvic;:es- 7:30p.m. · Wednesday Scrvict• ·7:30p.m. . · Antiquity llllpdot Sunday School -'9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m. Thursday Services · 7:30p.m. Rutlaad Fm Wlllllllpdll Salem St. Pastor: Rev. P0¥1 Taylor Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednosday Servic<s • 7 p.m. C~n:h or God or Propbec)! O.J. White Rd. off St. Rt. 100 Paslor: P.J. Chapman Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship· 11 a.m. Wednesday Services. ~ p.m. Catholic llocnd Hearl CatiJolt ClioJrdl 16t MulbeJry Ave., Pomeroy, 992·5898 Putor: Rev. Waller E. Heinz Sat. Con. 4:45·5:15p.m.; Mass- 5:30p.m. . ·Sun. Coo. -8:4S-9:15 a.m., Congregational Trinity Chun:h Second & Lynn, P~eroy Pastor: Rev. Roland Wildman . Sunday school and woJShlp IO::ZS RACINE PLANI.NG MILL Mill Work K&C JEWELERS Cabinet Making Syracuse . 992-3978 I DAVIS..OUICKEL AOENQ' INC. IIIIUIARCI · 992-3785 RACINE MOWER CLINIC . The Chun:h or Jesus Christ or Loner-Day Saints St. Rl. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday Scboo1 .10:20-11 a.m. . Relief Society/Priesthood 11:05-12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10:15 a.m. Homemaking mee1ing, 1st Thurs .• 7 p.m.... Brlggll Stratton Malter SerVIce Technician Lutheran 11111 FOR SPRING I CIE•NitCJ? ......... ,...,til,.. CLAISIFED SEC'nONI C'r sr out~ lrt&tt•r•rlllmr~•••"' or SAVE TIME WITH A CLASSIFIED AD/ • . Pf:'· · · "" . Commuaity Church Hanioonville Pastor: Theron Durham 1: i Sunday· 9:30a.m. and 7 p.i1J . Wednesday - 7 p.m. ·1 1 St. Paul Lutheran Church Corner Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. George Weirick Sunday School - 9:45a .m. Wor.ihip · 11 a.m. United Methodist Gnham United Melhodlst Worship· 9·30 a.m. (1st & 2nd Sun), 7·30 p.m. (3rd & 4th Sun) Wednesday SeJVice -·7:30p.m. · Mt. Olive Unhed ~otllndlst Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Woo;hip · 10:30 a.m., 7 p,m. Thur5day-Services · 7 p.m. Melp Coopcndve Parish Northeut Cluster . Alfred Pastor: Sharon ·Hausman Sunday School · 9:30a.m. · Woo;hip · II a.m., 6:30p.m. Chester Pastor: Shiuon Hausman Worship · 9 a.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m . Thu11Uay SeJVices • 7 p.m. Joppa Pastor: Bob Randolph · Worship · 9:30 a. m. · Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Lona Bottom Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wol!bip • 10:30 a.m. Reedsville Felowohlp Clun:h of the Naza,.... Pastor: M11k A. Duple• .Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday SeJVicts • 7 p.m. Reedsville Pastor: Rev. Charles Mash WorshiP · 9:30a.m•.. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. • UMYF Sunday 6:30 p.m. First Sunday of Monlh • 7:30p.m. service FISHER FUNERAL HOME 992-5141 St. Rt. 248, Cheater, Oh. 985-3308 Middleport Brogan-Warner . INSURANCE SERVICES ~ SWISHER & ,LOHSE PHARMACY r; ' · We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions .. · 992-2955 Pomeroy P.J. PAULEY, AGENT j ~ - .. ROBERT BISSElL CONSTRUCtiON •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE • .• ESTIMATEES 985-4473 • : ~.::~;:~~l~~~~ ' HAIIWELL HOUSE •• • .' ' 992-543~~ - ...,.. LIVEIH OHIO . • 992•212.~ : • Pan8les ss.so nat : ~ ~ vegetable & beddl!'ll : . planls $6.50 tilt • •llloon*lg & FDiege : . Bakall $5.75-$8.75 • M ln. Aleotl Poll. ' as.. $1.25 . oRubber 1118t & ellpiiiiiDI'IIWIIIInl. : N/1$6.50 oCamll $2.00 ... ~ I ' We honor Golden ·==1U. 172 Nol1h S1co.1d Ave. . . Oh 614-992·7119 S~by VInyl Siding • Roofl · Atnltlon Motor •Sillet I Repairs Cleaning Septic Systems Port-A.John • Rentals • S.VIcec:l WeeklY No Extra Chqe for Evenings or Weekendl 24 Hr. Prompt Service 7 MelpCo.4-HHora O.Ckl • Oarag~~ Commm.. For -Into Gill P1111 " " orU• 141-21112 FrN EatltMtH 814-742-3411 AuellonMr: Alltltt 1111"-1 pd. ..... ....... .cwvm• lluiLm INGELS ELECTRONICS CELLULA .., Free Estimates 614/992-7274 Reuonable Ratea Joe N. Sayre Roofing- GuttersSiding - a a Limestone G111Vel .Septic System• Trailer • HouseSitn Raan•a 992·2825 Sayre Trucking Co•. 814-742·2138 ""'R"''E _...,"ATES . ·F~ 5 Year Parts Warran1y •Free Thermostat ROME REATINf; 4 COOLING . ' . SeMna 8DuthiMIIm OH a wv eu ue tue 1.-.tn..aeT 1311 s.flotd 8dtool Rd., Q1lpalll, OH ~~=== ~ Auaomotlve '·, Nft AlldlltOrl • Ae-CorM AJC Alllmbllee · New Loallllon: a mllee atr At. 7 an At. 124 TONY•s PORTABLE WELDING atlolrJMIG .Aluminum Welclll'1fl "'· o;v,,,.. D Bod-u Shop · or1Ww&n. (l'lrmll• -.01111~ 'billil crodlt) Wanted Ealabllshad , Growing , Loeall~ Owned Company seeking enthu. Yard Salt 3 112 Jnl N. 5I. Rt. teo. siastic applicama for \l&rloua po· sltions. 110m HJ.IC. SaiUrday Only. local opporlunidea In 1111 position Y01d Sale Sal. 17· 97, 2 Family. a including: Top Managem8nl and Canceled II rain. Oeparlment Heads, Meat Peraon"•'· Produce and Qell Clerkl, Cake Decorators, Cashiers ;;;;;~:;,,;; CIOfks. beh&tlts Pomeroy, Middleport · & VIcinity and In~ 2• Hour In Homo Care For Eldar· ly Or Handlcoppad, 81•-ut 0000. ANY ODD JOBS: Exltllor paint· lng, ahrubs I weada lrimm•d, landacaplng, aldewalkl edged, lawn caro. etc. Call Bill 30•·1757t 12. . Babyslnlng- daycaro ...llabll in my homo M.f, 8·8, lowor and of Middleport by ballpark. Caring, trusting mother of ont, peraanal rafatencaa avalla!»e. 814·882· .41111. Child t:aro In my hoillt, roforoncea avallahlt, 81.-902-2. All Yard SalM Muot Bo Paid In Advance. Doadllno: 1:00pm Jho d•J before the ad 11 to run, Iunday I Mond•y edillon • 1:oopm Fliday. .Exptrioncod carpentry and romodellng. · lnaide and auttide, decks, vinyl aiding. add-on addl· tiona, cabinet refaclng ar newly Huge 5 lamlly ~ard oalo· Satur· May 17 acrosi ltom BeKh Grove In Rutland. Lots or miac:. rebuilt. da~ Rererenc~a-Frtt Eall· motoa.Jtm Shul~75-t2n and children'a clothes, Ions ol O.Orget Portable Sawmill, don't haul your logo 10 .,. mil juat ed boy'• clothea. size 5 to 18, lutr'li· .,,.. and dlahes. · MED. IDENTAL SALES Moving sala·kltchen table, TV, $500 -$2,000 /Month bedroom suite, bunk beds, much Profit F'am lnuos To Providers more, Rocksprings Rd., Pomeroy, You Know. No RJak No Coal. Save SallJrdaY, 9-5. Yi)ut Provider Conlacl Big $$. Salunlayontv· 525 Mutbeity Htlghta, Pornan>r. llon & wom- to Do Medk:al Sales Exp. Req. 800·297· 2B71. an·o cloltj'll, giaiSWIIO, recorda, Saturday, llay t7· 9am·5pm. Two tamlly yard aate, 478 Sycamore Street, ""iddleporL Electtonic 'key· board. clolhes, lora al misc. • 30(.675-1857. . t.own Corw, 81>4-441-3103. . lawn Mowing Sorvlco. (8t4)· 4>4641181 RENf.WAY Tho Right Way Profenlonal Tree Sarvlce, Stump Removal, Fru Estlmat11l In· ourance, Bidwell, Ohio. 11._388IMW8. 81>4-367-7010. Join Ua lnThoWlnna(a Clrdo Seamstreaa 25yn . eXperience, mon "'ou 'n =...:...;=· 'HE MAPLES n-'"""'' or For further • .. _details•call today .. Wanted to bur: uaod . churclt 4 7022 992 1 61 Ji~~~~~~~~~~~~~:.!E~tJ 2111 powa: 1111 I:OIIdlll!n. catlt·l" '" • 384 l SciiOOio SuperlniondonL Box HI,Southorn Roelno,Lot:al Ohio • aso • ~~~~~~·~~~~~ •s111 . an equal oppor· tunl" Eflllllti!'lr. ., . •; '' Supermarket Help · Wanted hema, zlppera, alttrallona far & women. CaU Mon-Frl 304· III"J...f O ~t~ r recent merget may provide • v.=:fi..U I you an opportunity to move 10 875-1728. • # lhe Inside track with an oulsland· Sewing In home. window trellt· Founclltlona, Pt. Pleasant • lng retal-purchaoe company. I men11 and acceuorltl for all or & VIcinity time po ~liona are available b r: r.oom1, lome alle,.dons and re Store Management Qua llty Work It pairs, 81•·11112·3220. Slclewalke, Patio•, Al:oounll ...11111.. a Fair Price I Ya•d Sala.fn t&th & Sat 11111 9·? CUatomar So<vl.. .._...,. Gll'lgland Will cart lor children In my ..;. St TV, blkeo, lurnlturo, lillie bit ol Man.,omont Train- . home. Llcenatd by the S1a1e of 550 Beaement Floors. IYtH'ylhlng, follow Signs, Rt 62-an Our imptet&Ne compenaarlan· . P-.- • wv. Phone 30«75-27(2. FreeEitlmlt... Middleport, Oh. 45760 Dead Mono Hill. package Includes a compotidve Slarting 18)11, paid vacation, slcl<, Will do private practical nuralng lnsuNCI YARD .SALE .Frlday"• S aturday, and HOme Phi• holldtime, 401(K) savings care In your home for eldatlp or May 15 I 18. Dunham Road, ., SAYRE CONCRETE alek, proler upper Pt Pltlllint 614-992-3120 Loon. Quilt topa, omall toy a, plan, and mora. SERVICES . -........_-:.-..~ '-ol ttt: II "OU havt experience in the area. 30H75-(11ii. Qon G..ry. '"'·--~·-·,..... ry. • • or reta•'l 1'ndu atry, or you art . r&nlal L------..,.l=!ll. 80 Public Sale looking lor a challenging carMr Wll~ haullunk or 111"' owoy. $351 lnd Auction opporlunlly, Ront-Way mar bl plckllp lold. ~71-11035. . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; tho ticket lor you. An ability to r• FINANCIAL unll "'our I ,."lt'es Put -L.-m-ley....,..·a"'Au_c...,tlo-n-:s=-.rv.,..lco-.'"L•-·"'"u.·l locate Is DOl raquirad, but can .,: rrlll ,., Ullll II " Lemley, Auctior)aer. Houaehold, hance your opportunity tor caretr The r' noor .House? Eatate, Farm Salea. Phone 81·· 4dvantemtnt 11 3811-~ Appllcatlona att acctptod at 5 210 Buslntll ------·1 Ohio Rivlf Plaza , Galllpolia, Ohio Opportunity Consider: Rick .,.aroon AucUon Company, .... Aoni·WI\' atortl, or aubmll full tlml auctioneer, c;omplell yaur rnume in conftdenc:e to tht IHOTICII auction atrvlet. lloonaed above lddresa. OHIO VALU:Y PUBLISHING CO. tee.Ohlo I Wtal VIrginia, 30•· Tho Souihoin Local "·hool Dll· roc:ommanda that you do bual· · 773-57115 Or 304-173-S..7. _ _ , trlct hoa tha following ""coaehlng "' wou kno w, and In Pomeroy, 0 hlO .:.:.::;:::::;::.::::;..:.:.:~::;. wIth peo.,o · 110 Wlnlld to Buy poaldono available for tho tH7· · to .atnd IIIOnty throuGh lht Rents are computed according to your . UB achool year: anlatont high I undl you have ltWtotfgattd · m .e ntS featurin,Q AbaOiurt Top Dollar: All U.S. 511· ochool fvotblll; tunlor high. fool• :.: lht:.;o:;;illfi ;;.;.;: "O~ · =-==~--,.. income. Lovely ·apart vor And Oold Colnl, Proolaata, ball; aulallht hlgh ,acltool volley· -: VINDINO . Wall·tO•WaiJ carpeting r with ali Dlomonda, AntlqUW"J-lry, Gold ball ; junior high VOII'Ybell; junior Lay Mall'l o...n, ~ Holn 0 Ringo, p,.l830 U.S. Curr 0ney, high boyo baakotball; junlor high Big- ~~ 1 .,_ applianCeS. . Sotrllna. Etc. ..... laiilona J-lry girl a baoktiball ; Ylrllty chaor• ... • J.t.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second loading advlaor; and junior high CII5S. ALL PRIMARY UnUTIES PAID ,_,.., Gallpollo, et~a.2. achool cbHrleodtng od~ltor. All 230 ProfiiiiOI'III of hBndlcapped• , Wanted To Buy: Standing Timber quile applicant• must poaatsa or at· . e..-........ •_. be "'" M.,., uc: years ·a ge 1 apor• , _lnt cttdllc:a• _, -."'lilt m HUD ellgibl ' lity re[Juire1m18nls j Dr vacant Property With Timbo!, and a CPR card. PltlM oend Jn. lir.ii>i:;'"U. 111 "'"" 111• • IIDI. Qulrl•ato Mr. Jamaa Lowronco, SEmCES CandliaJJm bsllllad 12ft amonlh Heal.r.tpsJrtslalit 13r a RIOIIIh ExJN~tleneed cannlnQjars, rading cards and cotlOcti!lloa. 9am-3pm. n • • POMEROY, OHIO MtlgaCo. Fairgrounds KHchen Ca~nets yt'l. Syracuae tiiH77I • Now Opera For S,.U.. • Semora 812·7075 SERVICE &P.M. ·New ConltrUcllori I · Remodellna 1/1117. - teo Sit., June 7,18t7 Easy lank Rn1ndng . : u............... SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY SUES & SERVICE .. . Ctnlfrletitn !''.,I•1., .~s.=...,.=~UC1~1~1)~1~t~l~l~t~~-tu . ' ..... ' . I llu8t be " 614/992,2644 614/992-6298 eroy ~n S.satlolallellhs . sa•permln. WT MAll POMBOY, 01110 4S769 •• gorontologlcol nurao. PIHN roapond b~ 5120/87 101 Donno No1thup, DON, 'Lakin Hoopllll, 304-875-oaeo, oxt. 12•. Lokln Hospital Is an EEO ••~Por• 992-5535 GIRED PSYCHICSII 1·.9G0-(414)·1 020 Ext. 1482 Me¥f• Couracy ~ OIU;t Flo1V1 M..tortel tal Nursing tor 138 long ..rm care unit. AppiiCinll muar pa1111 Baeholoro Dogrtt or cttdlk:otion 2NDANIUIL TACIAUmOI Middleport, OH 102 E. Melli, Pom«oy CLASSIFIED SECTION! Ve.rena applcallona - . , WANTED: Aaalatant Director ol lllaeli Dealer New A .......... Clean out your basement or attic with the help of the · Eatll!llfea S1n1et He111e RIB · ~ .C~NING? · . Pomeroy only.,,- . • TIME FOR SPRING "Dignity and Stlrvlc. .._,. Eltabllshec:l 1818 . · Po- Arlu 992-2753 .. Edea Ualfed Brethren Ia Cbriol 2 1/2 miles north of Reedsville . on State Route 124 Pastor: Rev. Robert Markley Sundal School · II a.m. . Sunday Worship· 10:00 Lm. & 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services •· 7:30 p.m. WedneSday Youth SeNice. 7:30p.m. EWING FUNEAAI.LHOIIE . Now Taking Apj,llco ..na At Dolnlno'a Pizza In tlui Qalllpolla and ' .. •New Home• •DICkl ··Rooting •Addition• •Siding •Remodeling •GeraQM "Stop putting off thote much needed horn. ~rot1emenu. '' CaU Today! ML .HeJ1!1.. United Brethm In Cllriot Church Texas Community off CR 82 Pastor: Roben Sandell • Sunday School • 9>30 a.m. Wol!bip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneaday Serviceo • 7:30p.m. "FN~ kenlucky Fried 9/JickiHI" I Ohio 45718 . Postal Joba 3 Poolllona Avoll· able, No Exporlonco Nectlli!J, For lnlormollon, Call 1·8UI-78._ 9018 E>lll013. . Un1!Pcl Brct11ren Crbw'• Family Redrant ~ . 1M Martin Strttt Allrmotlva Action£""*'"'. •New Homes Stftoth-Doy Adventlot MulbeJry Hts, Rd.; Pomeroy Pastor: .Roy Lewinsky Satunloy Servic:es: Sabbath.Sehool · 2 p.m. wo..hip . 3 p.m. . Uolted Faith ~huRh~ Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-pass Pastor: Rev. Robert E. Smii)J, Sr. Sunday School · 9:30 uti. . Wol!bip • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday SeJVIce • 7 p.m. 115 E. Memorial Dr. 992•2104 t .' "Bull4 Tour Dream" Pomeroy, • M-IN 4111/1- •1*1••••· Wanted: 38 Pltoplt LOM ll •25 Pounda .In Tho Nut 30 Daya. Natural, Guarontladl 1·800-11022115. Se venth -DJy Adventist Mt. Olive Commualty Clllll'dl · · Pastor: Lawrence Bush ~ Sunday School • 9:30 I JII, Evenina ' 7 p.m. ,, • Wed..,day SeNice • 7 , . . ~ ' 112-1330 I conaldtrtd you muet N¥t o Included to giveaway, B1(·8•4g. t - - - - - - - - - - minimum of a ..... lull·ll2202. 110 Help Wanted . medical biiUng Ex· perlenco with Elactranic ..-.. More Wood To Glvoawayl AVON I All Areu I Shirley Billing IEMCI and tho MHIC&I Manager oo'-rt a plua. lalery 388-11472. Spaata. 304-075- t ·~· commensurate with ·txperlenc.. Camploto · benent plan. 11oM cover 11ner. resume and ulary requlremonll to: Box CW·II c/o Polnf Pltuont Roglator 200 Main St. Pt. PiaaoanL WV 25550. ICripllon n llllddleport Prabyterlaa Sunday School • 9 a.m. Wol!blp.· 10 a,m. Lon8Boltom Sunday School • 9.:30.a.mj Wol!bip -' 10:45 a.m.,,7:30 pjm. Wedotsday 7:30p.m:" fM\\ . SFI33 Pomeroy, Oh. Fuel llrlr. IIIIth tdO lhleat 110 Serior ... eta', 1187 Sl Rt tllO,Iram 7:00- · 101lii 3:00p.m. Monday .... fri. day. Thi• polim 11 liJme:' tt1r ava-. An Equal Clt>Po<Vityl Sunday School • 10 a.m. . Ev~ning • 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. . I • QulrH 1 cat~VMndlnQ knowta dOl of CPT·<l and ICD-8 coding 8nd madloal o111ee piocHu- To .. -·and/ : "' Faith Goopel Chun:il 228 w. Main St. COIIIjNIItur't price? EMPLOYMENT SERVICES PERII!)NAL CAREAIDD The GaJIIa County c...,.. on Aolrtt ISonlor Raw.... Conlallil eurrontly accaptlng applcalonl br Of 1*1peiaontl caroaldo. I.IIJIIown transpor•tlon and Wlllna • 1nMIIIn Galla county. Jab dit- these area merchants RIDENOUR SUPPLY .RAWLINGS-COATS ••• 33 AUTO QINIC & 24 HR. TOWING ..... 1~yn. Serv- • (619)645-8434 Remodeling IHicf"' a . . . ....,,_. poraon with txcollent co-ni· catlnn akllla. Thla poaldon r• One pert-time Lletriud Ptadcal Nuru !LPN) poaiUon Ia ovalabe at Maln St Htalth Clinic. Oudl· t:atlona lndudo licana&iro lnlm on acrtdlted aehll!ll. T.ho~lfted · conclldatt Will •~~a villi t, do acroonlnga, vivo ottltr ~­ plea,and anand In _ . . , ol patients. If Interested. Pita•• 1end reauma ra: Oak Hill Community Modlcal Ctnlli, Alltintlqn : Branda ,McKonzlo, 350 Chorlotto A...,..,t, OlkHII, •StSM EOE . New Ure VIctory Center 3773 Georges Creek Road, Gallipolis, OH Pastor: Bill Staten · Sunday Services • 10 a.m. & 7 p.m. · Wednesday· 7 p.m. & Youth 7 . Mone Chapel Church Sunday school • 10 a. l Wo11hip • II a.m. Wednesday Service · 7 P• • Mlddlepori Chun:h orthe Nazarene Pastor: Gregor~ A. Cundiff Sunday School · 9;30 a.m. WoJShip . 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services,-7 p.m. · Cuatom Home• o- In P!llnt Ploount, WV Ia uolllne caJIIII. datto lor tho poaltloll ol 81111"1 Cltrk/Aaalallnt OHiott lillnater. A growlf'lll modclil 2S2eO WI IN anyathtr $2... ,.. .... Maon, WV . .. TINCt of Pl)'lo1g high coet lllbor I'IIM? HoOk-up ch8rgM? We'll match or bHt 1·900-163-%700 EXT. 6925. ' Hanisonvllle Prosbyterlan Chun:h Wo11hip • 9 a.m. Sunday School· 9:4S a.m. lly.,.lllt Commualty ~h Sunday School · 9:30 a. . WOBhip • 10:30 a.m., 7 ·• · • •' Syl'l<uH Flnt Ualted PnoiJ,Itrlao' · Pasmr: Rev. Krisana Robinson Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship • II a.m. Hazel c - I t y Chun:n Off Rt. 124 -~{ Pastor: Edsel Hart ,. Sunday School • 9:30 a.nr. · Won;hip . 10:30 a.m., 7:30.p,.m. Radno FIJSt Church or 111e Nazarene Pastor: Scott R* Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship . 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. · Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. 814·742-3080 814-742-3324 . 814-742·30~.... _. ' •Garages fl\'. Nazarene rtillt$. c.l..wt Cd U. Fot A FrN Wno1o Presbyterian Ill Tol'<:h Cbun:h Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Woo;hip • 10:30 a.m. 3351 ~Hollow Rood New ........ Addlliai.. Roollng, Skiing, Poll Bame, Dedca, PU!tlng, Gantgee, l'orciiM. ' Middleport Pent...,.llil Third Ave. Pastor: Rev. Oark Baker Sunday Schdol - 10 a.m. Evening • 6 p.m. Wednesday. Services • 7:00 p.m. Syracuse Mlsslooi .n 1411 Bridgeman St., SyrtiCille · Sunday School • 10 a.nf.• Evening· 6 p.m. · ., 1 , Wednesday Service • 7 pim1. Hoclilnspori Chun:h . Graild Street Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship · I I a.m. Wednesday Services · 8 p.m. lp-to • • ..., .......,CDIMA Olfton Tabernacle Chlin:h · Clifton, W.Va. · , Sunday School · IO'a.m. Worship • 7 p.m. Thursday Service • 7 p.m. Faith Volley Tabemode Church Bailey Run Road ~~. Pamor: Re\1. Emmett Raw~ Sunday Eo,~ening 7 p.m.l 1 , Thul!day Service •· 7 p.m, Bethel Chun:h Township Rd., 468C Sunday School • 9.a.m. · W0JShlp · 10 a.m. Wednesday Services -- lO,a.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . all u...... -.:~~ e Rt 1, 8ox44-C Church ofJesuo Christ, Apostolic Faith t/4 mile past Fort Meiss on.New Lima Rd. Paslor: William Van Meter Sunday-7:00p.m. Wectnesday-7:00 p.m. Friday-7:00.p.m. 1· Coolville United Methodist Parish Pastor: Helen Kline" Coolville Chun:h Main & Fifth St. Sunday School • IU a.m. Worship ~ 9 a.m. Tuesd,ay Servi~s - 7 p.m. Dtly "ortscopt, . FAMILY D~NTISTRY 304-n3-5822 ure Chun:h 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Paslor: Lawrence Foreman Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wednesday Serv1ces • 7 p.m. Middleport Comm•alty Ch~J:I:h 575 Pearl.St., Middleport Pastor: Sam Anderson. Sunday SchooiiO a . m . ~­ Evening - 7:30p.m. ..... Wednesday Service . 7:30 . Rldne Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School • IU a.m. Worship· 11 a.m. IINOS' .........0 .. Ohio . 1 -14100 Medical BIIIJnt ClerliiOIIIce Malatant·hlll·dnte, ........_ ...., J & D'l Auto Parts . Bu ying Ill· reaume. to: Boa G·tl c/o Mot •111• veli<lot. Selling parta. 30•· Pl•unt AetJ...r 2110 Main II. PL-.r,WV2511f0. 773-5033. Calval')' Bible Church Pomeroy Pike. Co. Rd. Pastor: Rev, Blackwood Sunday Sehooi · 9:30a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. · . Wednesday SeJVk:e · 7:30p.m. ',. EndUme HouseOrPnye~\! ' •· (at Bullingham church off Route 33) Pastor: R,obert Vance '~~ Sunday wo"hip • 10 a.m . Wednesday service • 6:30 p:h\! East Letari Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship · 9 a.m . Wednesday · 7 p.m. l 'I The Bflleven' Fellowship Mrl,I.IIJ' · New Lime Rd., Rutland Paslor: Rev. Margaret J. RobihSon Services: Wednesday, 7:30 Sunday, 2:30p.m. . , r Our Saviour Lutheran Church Walnut and Henry Sts.,. Ravenswood, W.Va. In trim paslorS: Rev. Robert Hupp · Sunday School . 10:00 a.m. wo~hip- 11 a.m. Nationwide Ins. eo. " · of Columbus, Oh. 804 W. Main · 992·2318Pomeroy .Jf' Sutton Pastor: Kennttb, B~ker Sunday Schoof· 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. (1st & 3rd Sun) SL John Lutheran Church Pine Grove Rev1George Weirick Worship . 9:00a.m. . Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. - il Faith Full GGopol Chu • Lon8 Bottom ' . Pastor: Steve R~ed Sunday School · 9:30 a. · ' WoJShip ·9:30a.m. and 7 :lr.. . Wednesday· 7 p.m. Friday · fellowship service 71~il" · MomlnsStar Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Worship . 10:30 a.m. Thursday Services · 7:30p.m. ... - -. - 110 Court lt. . ' .. --411t . ' WY -...n qulrld. ......., B. • ...,_,.D.D.S• PRI£E8" Quality Window Systems .M --opplfOidMIIOn-Evonlnglnd-houfl ... ~olda1 I Carmel Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. . Woo;hip , 10:45 .a.m. (2nd & 4th Sun) . ' "" ' Mlddlefl D11. Ohio 4&7110 Falr¥1ew Bible Church Letart, W.Va. Rt. I Pastor: John Han Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wol!bip · 7:00p.m. Wednesday Bible Study ·7:00p.m. Fellowshl~hun:h w . .. ....n .. - ..... - Stlvenvllle Word or Pal.. P"'lor: David Dailey Sunday Schoo19:30 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. , Hobson Chrilllu Rev. Clyde Henderso',ili' . Sunday service, 10:00 a.m., 7~p.m. Youth Fellowship Sunday~ 7. . p.m. Wednesday service, 7:00 . · Bethaay Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School • 10 a.m. Woo;hip · 9 a.m. Wednesday Services 10 a.m. 949-2188 ...,,_ Whlte'o Chapel Wealtyu Coolville Roed Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wo10hip • 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m; :i'• Saowvllle Sunday School • 10 a.f11. Worship • 9 a.m. . FREE ESTIMATES , _ _ GGopel Mluloa Bald Knilb,on Co. Rd. 31 Putor: Rev. Ropr Willford Sunday Sch?~>l · 9:30a.m. · Wol!b1p- 7 p.m. Christlaa 'Fellowship C!i'/ter Salem St., Rutland ' Pastor: Robert E. MusSei Sunday School • 10 •·'II , . Worship ·11:15 a.m., 7pjp. Wednesday Service. 7 ,..,. Salem Center Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School · 9:15a.m. ~orship • 10:15 a.m. • 214 E. Main REI•AII~I BILL QUICKEL JKEROISEPIIEHEATER M8-2804 992-5130 Pomeroy ~,..1M~ •• Rutland Sunday School-9:30a.m.. . Worship· 10:30 a.m. Thursday Services · 7 p.m. ' : P8lntlng .. .~ 11501 DEN~IL CARE ............ baab and ...mwn lhllw. .: I FaltiJ Fellowship Crasade lor Chrlal Pastor: Rev. Frinklin Dickens ScNice: Friday, 7 p.m. Faith Chapel Open Bibloburch 923 s. Third St., Middl~port Senior P.Stor Michael P-!lnsio Residenl Pastor Richard V~Hlion Sunday service, 10 a.m. Wednesday service. 7 p.m.· Rock~Dfll Reorpalzed Church or Jesus Christ' or Liner Day Saints Portland-Racine Rd: Branch Fr<sident ·Michael Dahl Sunday School· 9:30a.m. · Worship - 10:30 ·a.m. Wednesday Se~ices - 7:30p.m. 264 South 2nd Appe ure Ceal~ 'Fu 11-Gospcl Cbu rcli • Pastors John & Patty Wide 603 Second Ave. Mti!Op 773-5017 ''I Service Ume: Sunda,r 6:00'p.m. Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School-9:15a.m. wo..hip . 10 p.m. ' Youth Fellowship, Sunday • 6 p.m. Church announcements ·s..,........... '~ ·Tf. Pomeroy Pastor: Robert E. Robinson Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Wol!bip • 10:30 a.m. Bible Study Tuesday· 10 a.m. Latter-Day Saints ' Horvat Outreadl Mllblrla 47439 Reibel Rd:, Qjl,ster Paslor: Rev. Mary M<:Daniel Su0day s'ervices: 10 a.m. cl6 p.m. Wedne~ay ServiceS .'m. GultllrC._.Ing KinpbUI)' Ratd I'Utor.lcff Smith S'uhday Schoof· 9:30a.m: Worsh•p Service 10;30 Lm. · No Sunday or Wednesday Nipt ~rviceo Other Chu rches PeariCbapol Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship . 10 a.m. Rudond Commualty Chun:h Pastor: Rev. Roy McCarty Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Sunday Evening - 7 p.m. Wedri'esday Servi~s- 7 p.m. B111dron1 Church or Christ Comer of St. Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Minister: Doug Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship · 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p:in. Wednesday Services • 7:00p.m. ' Mlnenvllle Past.or: Charles Neville Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship · tO a.m. Laurel Clllr Free Methndlsl Church Pastor: Peter Tremblay Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:00p.m. Rudand Chu,..;h or c•rist Pastor: Eugene E. Underwood Sunday School-9:30a.m. W01ship • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Hemlock Grove Churc:h Pastor: Gene Zopp Sunday school • 10:30 a.m. WoBhip · 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. . .. Downi!IOI* Carletoll Iatenleaolftlu-1 Church Wol!bip • 10:30 p.m. Sunday School· 6f lm. Wednesday SeNioes • 7tp.m. ' REPLACEMENT WINDOWS -~·-· "I!A entRY DIBECI' · '!!" -Eltt--UbtlrJ _ SOUDVINYL II Quttera SilverRidp Pastor: Roben llllrl>e• Sunday S!;hool · 9 a.m. Worship · 10 ~.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday SeNice • 7 p.m. Portla•d F1nt Clllm:h ...;r N ........ Paator: Mark M~ Heath (Middleport) ·pastor: Vemagaye SuJiio,~an Sunday School - 9:30a.m.· Worship • I 0:30 a.m. 110 Hllp W. II d ... . ...... 'ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Soatb BetiJel New Teatamoot ·r u tor. Rev. Thomas McCiuna Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. and 6 'p.m. Wednesday S.JV~. 7 p.m. ·' Cllater Cllurch or the Nuareile Puior: Rev. Holben Grste Sundar School • 9:30a.m. Worship • II a.m.; II p.in. Wednesday Servlcea.-' p.m. . Rutland Cllarch or ~)J.......e Pastor. Samuel Jl,afye · Sunday School· 9:5& a.m. · Wol!bip • 10:30·a.m.;tf:30 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p:m. Forest Rua Pastor; Otarles Neville Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wol!bip. 9 a.m. Thul!day SeNices . 6:30p.m. Hysell Rua Hollaess Church Pastor. Robert Manley Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Won;hip · 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. ·Thun;day Service • 7:30 p.m. Bndbucy Church oi.Chriol Pastor: lake Copley · Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Won;hip • 10:30 a.m. Lanpvllle Chrilllan Church Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wol!bip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday SeJVice 7:30p.m. flatwoods Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday Sehool - 10 a.m. Worship · H a.m. Wesleyu Bible HoUDtll Church 75 Pearl St., Middlepon. Pastor: Re\1. John Neville Children's service • 10 a.m. Worship · 7:30p.m. Wednesday SeJVice · 7:30p.m. · Tuppen Plain Chun:h orCbrist Instrumenlal Pastor: Scot Brown Wol!bip Service • 9 a.m. Communion · 10 a.m. . S~nday School • 10:15 a.m. Uberiy Christian Church Dexter Pastor: Woody Call Sunday Evening • 6:30 p.m. Thul!day Service · 6:30p.m. !Sunday School • 10 a.m. WoJShip • 9 a.m. Pine Grove Bible Holiness Church 1/2 mile off Rt. 325 Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wo11hip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service ·7:30p.m. Zion Chun:b or Cllrist Pomeroy, Hanisonville Rd. (Rt.l43) · Pastor: Roger Watson Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wol!bip • 10:30 a,m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Chrisdan Union Hartfo1d, W.Va. . Pastor: Rev. David McManis Sunday School- II a.m. Worship · 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Vlctocy llllptlst Independant ' Calva,.Y Pllpim Chapel Harrisonville Road Pastor: Rov. Victor ROush Sunday School9:30 a.m. Worship· 11 a.m·.• 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Christian Union Har~ronl Church or Christ in . S:ZS N. 2nd St. Middleporl Pastor: James E. Keesee I.. Mlddlepori Church orChrlaJ 5th and Main Pastor: AI Hartson Youth Minister: Bill Fruier Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wol!bip- 8: IS, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. ~ednesday Services • 7 p.m. Hlckocy Hills Church or Christ Evangelist Joseph B. Hoskins Sunday School • 9 a.m. WoJShip • 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services . ._ 7 p.m. Eaterprise fomero7 Chun:h or theN...,_ ~ Ho•aliLWrU hi Gelpel uaJn' , 33045 HllaDd Road, ....... o, PIIIOr: RoyH.r Sunday Sc:bool · .m. BveninJ 7;30 p.m. Tueoday cl Thunday • 7:30p.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:30 aln., 6 p.m. Wednesday SeJVKfl· 7 p.m. u Pastor: Keith Rader 1 Bearwallow Rldp Chun:k or Ckrlal Pastor: Jack Colegrove Sundar, School -9:30a.m. wo..hip : 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. · Wednesday Se.Vices · 6:30p.m. Free Wlllllllpdst Churda ,._, Holiness Daavlllo HoUa... Church 31057 State !(oute 325, Lanp vlle Pastor: Dr. J.D. Young Sunday school -9:30 a.m. Sunday wo,.hip • 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday _prayer service - 7 p.m. - --·-- s,_'ClioJrdl "''"" -: Bill $1inoN......· Ceatnl Ch1oter Asbucy (Syncule) Pastor: Charles Neville Sunday School · 9:45 a. m. Worship · lla.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. 90 . Wanted to Buy HOMiifNI' PC IIHII nu •• . ....... ..... potentlll. C4lll , . . . . , ... • Tuppen PlaiD 5&. Paul Pastor: SbanlJl Hausman Sunday School- 9 a.m. Worship . 10 a.m. Tuesday SeJVices'· 7:30p.m. Ep1scopal MHJO J:lU r.1Ull'., r • . lu · �• 'FrlcMy, Mly1t, 1117 ,....,,...,11,1187 P.-10 e The Deily s.ntln.a ..:Aii.,.:, OOP .. Pomeroy • Middleport. Ohio .The Dlllly Sanllnel• P911 ,. NBA Cro••word Puble ' · =1•11,t-aot.e:'.t = ACAOI8 PHiiHP ALDER 11 Un- kd 1 ~..!'..- ... .iel:l ·- A& •• a.ruaula . , . . 41 13 --11M 42 A laall 141t.MdMiriM 441'........ 320 lloblle fell' Sale ·--s. : L:-:1\1~.1:-ng:-o:-to-n:-••- .... :-,:-,:-m:-a:-n:-1-:.=.:::ta=-r- 1"1 canntii14X51, n , 1terlo · .., palnlnx>t ·a.ooo. 080. 111.,._1820 Altor5pm ~ prHflng, all ba10mant ropolro . • dono, fioao ootimlln; lifotlmo guarantH. 10yrt on job experi· 18e3 14170 Very Attractiyo, Prl· 21115. . . . . . . .. , . , . ,• .,,..,.. , .... Rented lo~ Uko Now, Many Extrao, Will Toke Pay 011, 814 · 44HI701 . .• 1994 Clayton 18X80, 3 BR, 2 Batho, t23,500.00 (114) ·387· 7251 Altar 5: pm or WeeBrandy Wino 3 br., 2 IDn ca., llundry room. hump, underpinning. many -l614)o441.011i5 All ,..,_.. adYenlslng In · IIIII Is subject 10 noni'tf>e• 1he Fldaral Fair !4Duslng Act o1 I Gil wl*:h tn1keo ~Illegal 1 0 - 'any prefen.nce, -on . .,., · -lion or dllcmllnallon color. tlllglon. lilmlfla18lalul or rwllonal - Ofiglrl, or any lnlenllon 10 mille any such proterance, -lion or discrimination.• 1998 Oakwood Trailer. $2,5qO/ down · and anum• payments. Colt 304.e75-35Sa, N-1H7 14 Wfde.l both, $1111111 down, t13CIImo, with approved · c:rocflt Col1·1!00-e81-67n. This now.,..per will not knowllngly accePI -..mom. for raal-eolalo wl*:hlo In ~lion ol thelsw. Our n~~ders are hereby Informed lhelal dwellings adYtrlileelln litis are a111Nable on an equal OI>P<)IIUnily 1>11111. -r REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale 1 M! SIOry Homo with TlvH lledroomo, Two Batho, Ba11mon~ 55 Acrea with Barna and Fence. Fr• Gao. Coif. (814) 3117-nM 122 Highland Avo. 3Badroom, 2 bath. breed air gaa furnace. central air, full baoamont. $39,500. 31U.e75-112il. 1998 Modulor home In Rolling Acrea aub ·dlvlaion, priced to sell. Call ~ataan Realty. 304- 875-3433. 2 Bedroom&, 2 Bath Hauae, On 11 Acres Loc:ated At Sowards Ridge Road, Crown City, Awailablo To Buy June 111, Inquiries Call 814-2!i8-155G. 3 Bedroom haute lri New Haven, central air, partial baetment. PrlceciiO Salll304-882-3772. 3 Bedroom ·Ranch Style Home · With Garage 6 Birn, Main· uanance Frn. Located: Addison Townohlp, 614-046-4792. 3Br, 2bllth, LR, OR, kill:hen, 1Cit garage, fenced In back yard. Priced on lnapacUan. 304-875- 4428 dayo or 304-675·7786 lrom 7-8pm. 1997 14x70 2 or 3 Bedroom, $995 down, $195/mo. Only at Ookwood Homoo, Nitro, wv. 304755-58115. 1997 14x80 3 or 4 Bedroom, $1,358 down; S229imo. Frao air, aklning, & dtliv•r~. Only at Oak· wood Homto Nltro,WV. 304·755· 5845. llrlck 311 with Oe!Bched Brick Ga· rage, Stcond lol For Trailer or l.otliO Galden, $55,500 In Rodney 1614) 245-54811 ~~~ CONVINCE IS litE KEY owner: Youm Varnon Avenue, POint Pleasant. 8 rooms. 2 or 3 bedrooms. 1. bath, large ki'tchen with laundry hook-up, all on one lloor. Basement, vinyl siding, r:arport, fenced back yard. Perfeet llii'W home or for older indl•lduol (1). $73,000. "CALL NOWr 31U.e75-8310. 7! 14 1997 18x80 3 bedroom, 2 bath, $1,3251-. $2111/rno, lrMiillrl· lng, with appto¥011 crllllt 1-800· 811H777. 1997 doublewldo $1445 down, $229/mo. Frao delivery & ootup. 1·800-G91-G777. 181 Time Buyers Eaoy Financing 2 & 3 Bodroomo Around 12001 Mo., Free Delivery & Sai-Up, Cal 1·800·251·5070. Bonk Ropc'o DoubleWide'o & Sl,.. glaWida'a Frao Delivery & Set-Up, Call The Finance Line. 1· 800· 251-!iC70. Buy In Mayl No paymonll 1111 August of 97. Free Delivery & Set· up. WestwoQd Homes 1-800.2515070. Rotlal PNgnm we hove $I DOD 10 uooo per . homa in dilaster relief funds available to help you purchall a replacement homo. Call 1· 800•ee.787.1 to let appointment tor Dl-• Sl..pln~ raamli wtth cooklnn, • ttaler tp•ce on rtvtr. All Pado Table Umbrolla Chll,. BIAI· Also Cogt, High Chair, Cuohlono,, hook·upa. Call after 2:0Q p.m.. Table Lamp, lnd Stuflld Arirnafo ::l!l'-:::;:773-~.:!iii:.:5::.1,"-=M::uon=:..:~::.::.·_ . __ 1 814-4411-3375 480 . Space for Rllllt For Roil! or Sal.. 3 Bldtoom, 2 balhl. contral ak, no lnlldo polldepolit·$100o0no. 31U-G7S.I551. Ono bedroom houoo In P\l"**iy, nice and clean. depolll. 304-7735107- 5pri\ 614-1111~·201111. DowniDWn firot ftoor o~ICI opaco. air oondllic>nlcL Now corpel Call 1814) 441-4383 8 a.m.·Sp.m mo.,. day lhUr tidily. . Far rent- twa river camptltes, 100xeo, family typo, approved 1 61;..4-;.;11112 511:.:58.;:;......;._.._1 :.;-:.;;;.'".;;:"':::.:. ;.::;'.:: Pllmoroy Ohio Wltzgal Stroll 3 Badroomo, $350 llonth Depoolt. (513)574-25311 Two bedroom houae, nice and clean, no inlide pall, dopa~! and references required, 814-892- 3090. 2 Piece LIYing -Sol: Couch iRe· ctlner1 on each end. Matching Racllnor Chelr. $799.00. 112 Price (814~448-9227 altar 8:00 Twolllldroom. parlioll)l furriohod, .corUral elr,large yard, good cleon condition, no pe11, S230 per · month, New HaVlin. 304-882·2486 anytime. Appllarlcei: Recondltlona~ Waohero, Dryoro, Rangoo, Refrl· Jrauh.a, go Day Guarantee! ~ch Oily Maytag, 814· 448· 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 14170 Two Bedroom, Two Bath Trailer, Two Acroo $17,000, 10 Acres $20,000, 3 Acre Lots $7,000 Each 614· 387·7555 ' Choshirt Area. GOOD USED APPliANCES Waahara, dryera. refrlgeratora, rangao. Skaggo Appllanceo, 71 Vtno Stroot, Call 814·448·7398, 1-800-4QQ.3.199. 2 & 3 blldroom mobile homao lllt'dng •• 1280$300. - · - · lor and tralh Included, 814-992· 2117• ' 2 Blllroom, total aloctrlc, roforonce required, Sandhill Rd. 304I7S-3I34. 3 Blllroomo, 2 Batho, Vory Nli:e, SIOYI, Refrigerator, Water & Truh Pold, $300/Mo., Pluo Do· poll~ Alao: 1 Badnx>m Vary Noat $175/Mo., Pluo ' Dopoli~ 814·388o H'-'tch w!Uatchlng Table 18 Chair•. Cedar Blanked Choat. Wal Mlm>r, DatiL Oak Baby Bod. ,.,.~379,2386 Three piece ·L.R. suite with 5 ~· cllnera, six months old, cost $2000, 1811$1500, 814·11G2-39111. Uted Furniture : 130 BulaYIIIe Pike, BabY bad, ploy pen, colleal end tablea, night atandt,·deska, drtaaera. couches, chairs, rock"'· bunk bed set, much more. 614-441o4712 HRS 10. 4. Wa boiy ullod tumltura. 8371. Small Ona Badroom, Clooe 10 DoWnto"" Galllpolla and Grocery, Reference• Requlrlll (814)441111;.:58 .:, ::__ _ _. - - - - Two Bedroom Troller In Cholhlro 114-387-7580 530 Antiques Buy or sell. Riverine Antiques, 1124 ·E. Main Street, on Rl124, Pomeroy. Hours : M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.. SUnday 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. 814·982· 2526, Russ Moore owner. · cludaa water and Trooh Pick up. B14-24S.0114 Eveningo 440 Household Goods 510 . •-:.:'":.:ils.=-----=--.-· ·I Twa Bedroom, Near Unlverolty. $250/Month, Pluo paposlt. In· .FACTORY DIRECT. NO MIDDLE MAN. . SAVE$$$$ . . Oakwood Homos 11 .tho only dealer In the rrl-stato aroa thai builds and aella their own homes. For factory direct.prlcas, shop OAKWOOD HOMES, Nl· TRO, WV. 304-755-5865. P~>moroy Thrift Shop- now bu~ng furniture, thlldren' t summer clotheJ, .malernll»" c:lothll, baby ltomo and largo toyo . Call 814· 11112-3725. 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise Apartments for Rent SPRING SPECIAL: Central Air Condllionoro: 2 Ton $1,1G5; 2 112 Tan $1,295: 3 Ton_f;1',395; 3 112 Ton $1,595; 4 Ton t .f,B95; Pricao· Above Include Normal l~llalll· don. Full 5 Yoor Warranty. 'II You Don't Call Uo We Both Looal' Frat Elllmataol Add-On Hoot Pumpo Only Sllghly Higher. Call Ui Today. 199 7 fa Tho Twonly Seventh Year In Tht Heating & Cooling Buolnoool 614·441-G308. 1.aoo-29HICltlfl. . .STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallon Uptight, Ron Ewno Enterprluo, Jackson, Ohio, 1·800·537·9528. Used Kenmore atave In proper working condlllon '$35. 304·882· 2160. Wamono Selke Gold Watch; & 14 Carat Gold Diamond Ringo 7 Earrings, All Very Nicol 814-441 · 1118. In 550 Staal Bulldingo New, Engineered 40•60x1 2 wat $15,500 now $11.9.0, 501100118 wao $26,200 Now $17,g31, eox200111S wat te2,500 now $31,972 1-80(1.408·5128 1 8R Apl' CION 10 town. No Pelsl (614) 448·2072 560 larQe selection or used hOme. 2 or 3 bedroDAls_Startlng at $3495. Ouick deliver~. Call-1·800·837· 1.35 Acraa 24185 trailer Sbr, 2 beth, cable, city water, out build· ~ 304·576·2541. $27,000 e"""Je-2152. ~ t'~70 Attn: Huntera I Fisherman. 15 acreo rolling 111111 Wl2 woodod orHI & pond. 15mln. from Holzer, close to Vinton areA. B•autlful, SltyNno Sable t'x72 3br, 2 $18,000. 304-875-7109. lh. largo flYing roam; lolond Prima Mroago 3·1 aero parcial.; ,.,.,, hHI pump. porch, ~ulldlng olteo in Ma· g, tklrllng. conctllt IIIPI, IICIIIInl eon. Serloul inqulr.. only. 30•· 10112 bvlldlng, ••• cond.' 304· 112·3772,....a or...,.ma Ql. Schultz, two bed· IIIIUt and rofrlgorotor, air, ~ f8000, 114-SGUI91. ,.,2-. fOIIZ IIOnlgl building. 304.a11- · IOIII.._ _ _ '•2 __,_ u~ 14170 Commodore, 14172, thloo 814· ~~~~Groom. ono IIIIth, . . 1.2 . easoo. P,IGO- romoll, booutlful land: Molgo Ccuntr, Scipio Townohlp. SR 192 Oull oil SR I 43). ()onor llnlnclno. eall for good map, ·I ·I14·5U· 11846. RE ~JTI\1 S 12X81 Dolrlol, Flir·ID~ Con· : : ' · 3 BR. euoo. 11141 ..441 • 410 HOuiM for Rent 1M we~. -• One Aero lot, New (114)2!541- Electric Scooter and Wheel· chairs. New/ Used, Scaotet llfll, Pllrtable Rompo, Stahway Eleva· tors, Bowman's Homecare SU446·7283 3N4,Aitor7~11. Gracious living. 1 and 2 bedroom apartrnonll at Village Manor and RIYoroldo Aportmonto In Mlddlt· port From $23H304 . Call 614· 892·5014. Equal Hauolng Oppor· turllea ·· I collont Breading, Slall FOrmo, Jactuton 614-2811·53115 Upton Uoed Caro Rt. 62·3 Mlloo South .ol Ll'oft,· WV. Financing Available. 31Uo45&-1089. 448·4844 304-87S-2151. T-. ,_ . AOHA 85 Gelding With A CAN DO ATTITUDE. Oulel & Makoo Trail Rldta A Plta1urt, Shown Succo11fully. Would Make Nice 4·H HorN, IS Sorral With Flaxon Mano & Jail, $2,100 080. 114· 720 Ttucks for Sale 3~. . '87 Ford Ranger, naw engine. clutch and prao1uro plata, tlroo, pain~ one yoor ago, $2500, 814049·2808. ,---------- F-150, engine, Call good Ford shape. Also 390 spare truek .~~~~~~;~~~~11976 1'1(11. 304-6~0 . TRAN S PO RTATION 710 Autos for Sale 1905 Stratul 285 Pra/ XU DC Bosa Boat175 HP, Evintudo II~· '78 Dodge ttatlon wagon, clean, Nlra ,_ ru-. 318 engine. $800, 441-0991 ao.. en·- Sale Going ·Aoua•· ron Boats· -Cutty Cabfna .-Bow Rldtra ·Bail Boats -Johnson Oulboard l!otora Salll. ·Sorvlco ol all oulbaordl, cltlillecl machanh:. Marine S•rvlcia, 2131 K.r ~.=-·Ohio. 114-11112 0 • ( ' Pro 120 12 Ft. Baso Boa~ Trollf<, 3. I HP MoiOr, Battery Chargor, Acc;e~aories. New, Navar Used, t1,900, 814-441-8325. ' IG94 Chevy ·hall ton Silverado, extend,c:ab, V-8, ~ ap., ale, po, pb, arnllm, 25,000 mllali, one owner•.$16,000, 614-742·3177. . 11198 FoAl Rongar XLT, 2Wd;' long bold, 4 cyl auto, only 18,000ml., balance ~ of 38 -38 warranty, $11.000 fitm. 31U-G7s.ll569. 68 Chevy, Short otepsldo Bed . Exclllent.lor restoring. (614)·448· 71145 c-. * '*" Caaea & Rear Ends, 81 •·2•t5877 • Now gao · tanko, I ton tru~k whaelo & 'radlatoro. D & R Auto, Ripley, WV. 304·372·3933 or 1· I 800-273-9329. 790 C8m.P.If'S • Motor Homes I •) 6 3 Pua Pus · a• Pau 76 .. NT •• Pau. Pass AU pus Studente often wan·t .to know bow many pain~ are needed fer a strong . two-bid. Really, it ian'teo much a mat· ter of points 88 winners. Ask wurself lhel!tllhree questions: Am I only one 1,11-L.IAN'f F-UNS IN · trick (or perhapa two trickal ahy of YOU~ FAMil-Y, game? If partner tables one well· placed honor, do I want I~ be in game? BUT IN A Do I have enough defensive tricks that ·I don't fear the opponents? If you an· ZIG·ZA6 swer jn the affinnalive to all three, you PATTi~N. are worth a two-bid. Yesterday, I mentioned Martin Emmett, . from Hobe Sound, Fla. Today, here is a deal played .carefully by his wi(e, Alice. Look just at that North hand. What would be your plan for the auction, giY· en that the opponents will retain a.re· . , ,r ., spectfui silence? I WIQ l>m!>\Et> oor TiW' ~ N.L 11\E Tllli.! After beginning with a strong two ~ lll..l'lloiC. "Wl\loo.l'-!5 OOt-lf. 11'1 l'II..TI~ " hearts, Martin heard his wife IIUike the negative ·respClnse or two no·tr'ump. At-IBN.L ft\Kl\1~1 Rather than rebid in his four·canlsuit. . Martin - C<lrrectly in my view - re· pealed the main feature of his hand: · the virtually solid seven-card suit. .,_....,.. ' HOWIIYef, wben Alice .showed spades, Martin took control with Blackwood and bid the grand slam. West led the club king. Ailee won with her ace and pillyed a trump to dummy's queen, expect1n110 claim. However, EBBI's discard meant that .,----..,1111-ilii.. ··play had to C<lntlnue. Needing a hand entry, Alice cashed dumv's heart ICe ... SO THEN and nrfled a heart. She C<lnlitiued with · 6/IIRFIEI..O 5oAY5o TO i spade to dummy's 10, drew tnrmpa, ODIE ... · and tabled her cards as tbe dummy W88 high - or II you prefer, dummied her eanla 88 the table was high. SOMEWHERE IN TJ.US 6REAT CIT'( THERE HA5 TO 8E A MAIL.80X WITH A L.OVE LETTER FOR ME I FRIDAY 1·• SERVICES Sllvtt Bridge Plaza. Afllllanco l'llrlt And SorYico: All Name Brande Over 25 V..ro E•· pailonco All Wotk Guaranlald, Ftonch Oily Maytag, 11 4·44H '17H. An' ~··* ~~~nna.~ ' -...,."' ............ u,. conelll lfocttlclln. Aldecrour ... I ..... ' R:'i!~i~:~~~~~i~aking, things.sh'!uld · ing out for your best interests with· AS'I'R~·GRAPB .r . he up for you today. Cupid oul having. been asked to do so. ...,.;·:·...:. · ~---- migllt stilrl making up for some oflhe SAGITIARIUS· (Nov. 23-Dec. ·,limes he has igntired you. ' 21) It behooves you today.to circuCANCER (June 21 -July.22) Shift· lo.te with people who are.movers and BERNICE ing conditions arc working in yc>ur shakers. Something opportune and . BEDEOSOL favor today. even those whi~h exciting could develop through perwere.n'1 triggered by your perso.nai sonal contacts. efforts. Ride ,the tide of better alterCAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) natives. . Your probabilities. for material gains ~0 (Juiy.'23-Au~. 22) Timing is · are running high today. Utilize your favorable .fof you 10 bring a mauer i ngenuity and ambitious urges to pull · you've been ll!qOtiating to a con~lu- off somelh.lng profitable. · AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 1'9) sion. All parties Involved can now · .' · TAURUS (April 20.May ' 21>) ~nelil from parity. . :11iayou are more charismatic than Probabilities for addinj to yollr holdVIRGO (Aua. 23-Sept. 22) Yo-r · u . All who come in contact with. · ·~be drawn to you in ·positive · ings through fOUr own Ingenuity life could get IM, 'breaks you've lleen Y . better than usual today. Do not wute ltoping{or reslldina an IIITIIIJiement and valua~le ways. your gift on the meaningless. Trying that can enh~our material secuPISCES (Feb. .20-March 20) Per· to patch up a broken romance? Tile · rity. H'ang jn . ' · "sons ~ith whom you have emotionAstra-Graph Matchmaker Can help , LmRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Today al bonds arc ve~ cage~ to pl~ase you you understand what to do 10 make if :yoU want somethilll done rillil, it's today. They wtll do mce thin11s for the relationship work. Mail $2.15 to best you do it younelf. Endeavors you pW'Ciy on impulse. Matchmaker, c/o this neWII'fi!'CI'• you ~ 4iNCC, have a aooc1 · ~~arch 21·Apri~ 19) U~u­ P.O: Box 1758, Mumy Hill Stalton, IIICCIII rado. · ~ly 11 s unw1se to make tmpul11ve l'{ew YOrk, NY 10156. . ,SCOIIPJO'(Oct. 24-Nov. 22)1bil Judpnenls, however, today could be . GBMINI (May 21-June 20) coulcl tum out to be al'llher bOnefi- an exception. Your mind will be cial day fer you. Priendl will be look- · workins fut and accura~- .· .- ' 'S T UG ATIXSXWG: OXISNPGC . SKG N S NOUETIG ST ST. A UG T . T Z U· X G E J C G' I G . PREVIOUS SOLUTION : "I've been oHered· so lew comedies I could count . lhem in one linger."- Peler O'Toole. TIIAT DAILY PUZZLII SCC\\.4\l~-"~tfis• . _ _ _ _..;..__, ldltOIII lty ClAY I. POUAN Rearrange letters · of 0 lour scrambled words l~ to form fcur WOlD , lAIII the bt- slmpl• words. R U ME NA ·I NOREW 3 . 1 I I I· r~--R-E_L_E_D--,1 ...,..._,' · · J I" I I Humans are an odd lot. . _ When they get what they wished lor they wonder why . they - - - - - - ill vou develop from step No. 3 below. PRINI NUM8ERED LETTERS IN I THESE SQUARES' · .. 1904 Tioga Montano, 29 It, lolded, lleapo ilx, 'lull bath, -que¥ size Gtnlel bed, IDtl of ttoragl:, 11,000 ...... - - . wll ..... aldor trade In of pento'on boat 9r 111n. Con bt ooon at 31'Hudoon Stroll, lllddfopart or call II Sludo, Very 'Information, are ~ed lram quotatioN by famous ~. pall end prner.t Each kltter In the cipheJ si.OIOt another. Today'l clue:A ~ P SCitAM·LIT$, ANSWERS . Cradle - Grand -'Empty ~ Joggle • MORTGAGE One down and out fellow to another, 'if you can't pay your bills be ttiankful you are not the one who holds the MORTGAGE!' . • ....03; by Luis Campos Celebrity CipNf cryp~ograma ·uNSCRAMBlE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET. ANSWER 1987 31' Sl.lirra ·campoi anll 1982 ChOY~Iel SUburban Ci.... or Spacial, oil hook upo, both In excellent condition, $12,500, ~~II 814·11112o4000. • CELEBRITY CIPHER 8 IG72 Model camper 6118, Ill Good Condition call 11 4·25•· 8544 . '. ~~==~(~s=~~=:L~I=w=~E~[=L=~~,=~~ o ~;~~:~: i~h~h~h~~~i~gq::~~ :. EloCirlcol, WVGCIOSOII, 30H71· • J I Flotrolrod. Now • - · In SID!*. Coi F!on E - 1-.&37-115211. '1\oin - · accollflnll · appllcadono lor lbr. HUD oublilf. Ized apt. lor older;)l :'d handl· like Now Marcie Track Walk Fit Cflllp8d. EOH 304-e 7t. Troodmlll, like New, Whirlpool Two lllldroom oparfmlntln llld· Automatic Waoher, 614-317Aldol Rood, Clcy, M'l 7814 . and To Buy Juno Ill, ln.. lrloo Call .._, - pay ..... traoh, ycu pay goo ond ofocltlc, .,. . . .1... lincoln welder ·o.a. 2110 Potklno. f:IOO mo. $100 cllpooil, 814- 304-175 7071 .,.,. 5pri\ 1!12-'IIDI,IIm'lpm. 4 Swtaaaonga YfS, 5117. PI! Shop For Sale: Groat loco· lion, Owner Roll~ng . Soon, Sarlouo lnqulrleo Dnlyl814-448·7507. 38 &I 1C1S OPening lead: • K 1987 Mini motor homa-2t'f001, oxcolltnt condition. 304-67,, Girlo IO·Sp. Bike $50.00. ·Siudio Pall Couch ~n.d Chair $30.00 1614)· . Modern 2 & 3 bedroom apar.t· Grubb'o Plano· tuning & repolro. manta, In Mlddlaparr, ate, Problamo? No~ Tuned? Call 1he aqulpplll kltthono, roilronco, do- plano Or. 814-441o4525 pool! required, phone 11+902·. One Eazol.ifl Wolglil Dlotrlbiltlng 71133ahor6pm Hhch 1,000 lb. $200, Phone: at 4. Nlct 1w0 lllldroo'm aparlnient In 444!-e78fl. Aacfrw, 1250 ""'""' pfua u~lldu and <lepool~ rolotara~r 814-M2· Hot tub•- ask about ac:rateh & doni and factory IICOtldl. AI low . 71143. . II $1918, 304·2GS.SGI5. One bedroom aportmontln Mkf· dloport. all utllllill paid, $270 mo., I haYI a large llloction of gornltrcj $100 dtP91il, 114·Dg2·7801, cordi, •Magic• tht Galhlring In· eluded, tho.utandt of c:omlc llfm.fpm. ' books and 1 huge collection of oporll cordi. Old and nl'ir Start Partially _lrlrnllhod lbodraom, Wara toya alto Included. Let't u...... paid. 304-875-2722. dooll No <OIIOnoble olio! Nlulld. Small furnflhod apattmlnt, lbr, Col 114-1148-3098 altar 1:30pm. ldool for 1 poroon, no pall, no JET ornokoro, rtloroncao • dopolit. AERATION MOTORS 14XN 12 tlokbroolo Nice 2 Blllroom houoo In : goiod condlton. with 11111 fru · HOYin e250/mo~ 304·175·1117 nl"'*''la. Priclcl 10 11111 Coli alflr I.::Cd::..:•:.;;'lli=Spm;.....~-:----:-­ l:p.m.4fl4)ollllll-l1• · 2 Badrootnl, 2 Bath Houoa, On 14170 • Badroom, Nlc.._ Fur· II Aetll Locotlll AI Bl~rdo • nl-. Oh Drtlod ea.ooo. 2NT 36 5+ Livestock 730 · Vans & 4·WDs 2722· 2br. 21111111, on ,..- IGI. opCionil 630 1988. Ford Tempo LX, 4 Doors, Excellent Con.dJtion, loaded, $2,950, 814-446-21!01 . Furnllhlll Aparrment1 Bldtoom, 939 Second Avenue, Galllpollo, $2951110., UIUI!IIo Peld, 614-446- 35 Oppoolte Ill _. .:;;;...... By Pllililp Alder. 43811. Concrete & Plasdc Septic Tanks, 300 Thru 2,000 Gallono Ron Evans EnterjHIIa'l, Jackson, OH 1·800·537·9528. 34 Apple- ~.. Tricks, not points, win contracts 1987 Ford Tempo OL, 5 opeed, alr, .new tires, sharp, high miles, but nino groat, 11950, 614·965- hree be-droom ranc:n In Meigs ounty, ana and 112 l>atho, con· al air. large garagt, beautiful 350 Lots & Acreage 1rJ 11111 ng on one aero, Roll 1 AC & 2 AC loll for oalo In I .Ro141. Danvllll. Shown by ap- . Scenic Valley SubdiYiolan. tony, 814-742·2337. Widgo Realty, Braker 304·875· 1• Oolt •' ' 4X4, 175. QOW!f t 'COlli hold«l . 2 Lmr "' lhia. • 3 Ac1or · . Jollnlly - I Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North South West North Eu& .Pus 2• 750 Boats & MotQI'S . : for Sale ·• Trantmlaslona, Acceaa Trana'r a_,.. A AIC Rec:lalmlr for R·12 ayateiJI. 304-675-1184- 5pm. ' Cemetery Lots. GranitG Brqnz'e Memorials. Apple Grove Memorl· 11 GardenL 304·57s-2nQ. (lktt.) • Q 54 • 304 Jeep qna. 304-675-5730. ; Brown Topper lor a Full Size Pick· Up, eft long . Good Condition . (614)·256-1012 . • 6 14451eavenMIISIIQI. . .,yrac:u'se- three bedroom, one nd 112 balhl, LR. DR. lamily • Olik kltchan, Cltpe\ lull aHmtnt; electric furnace/heat ump, two-cor garage (28x32), and. 114 acreo, nice. 614-GG2· ~ 1 KJ 10 712 • • 7 52 Accessorlft pne Moe Fn>m City limit Of Galli· polio, All Now Kill:hon, Window & ~~"""Go $35,000, 814-367-0.03. "' Ill AnciiOI' 698853 $1,100. 1985 Yamoho PW 50, auto, axe. cond. tGOO. 304·882· 3858. BUdget Price TranamlaalOf'll, Stardng at sgg.oo and Up, Ullod 1 Rebuilt, All Typoa, Over IO,cao lili 6 ... 760; Auto Parts & r"' 27=ot ............ 33 llfttb IGG4 Hondo XR 100, axe. cond. Pets for Sale !lowly rornodelld tlvee bedroom, pno and 112 beth home in Middle814-11112-3485 altar 5pm II Wing- .32~ • J. 3 .-cl .. Ac1or - Ray 57 12131, e.g. ' 30Qnyltr........ • K Q 10 t 111110 Honda CRI25 Now Top E!>d Looka And Runo Goad fl ,200, 614-441-7189,114-441-7375. ,· New 1997 14170 three bedroom, includes 6 months FREE lot rent OnlY $181.66 per month with $1050 down. Call 1·800·837· 3238. ' ' • 10 7 t DI 3 :~2~:0 ~~:~~,~~i.:.:.:~~~ 2 AKC Rag Alrodalo t·malt, l·lt· male, 17moo. old. S300ea . 304· 743·0364 . Limited Olle•l 1997 doublewide, 3bt, 2barh, $1799 down; $27Gi month. Free delivery & setup. Only at Oakwood Homao, Nitro wv.304-755-5885. A •• Welt wing Nice Bike, 31,000 Mllu, $1,700, 814-J!Sio13114. : 2 112 Old Male Yorkohlro Tarrllr. Proven Stud. Blue ai1d Gold. $350 614-386-9323 3238. 16-11-ff • J 7. 2 · Building , Supplies Block, brick,' sewer pipes. windOWl, lintels, etc, Claude Winttra, Rio Grande, OH Call 614·245· 5121 . t • 1995 Honda 300 EX fourtrll, •••· cond., $2,800 firm. 304oii7S. 20 Aulllor AMI&21 Winge · 23 Mount (2 ....., 1 A K Q 10 · · •AKQI542 C<it Atsorted ·Uaed 15• I beams, call 614-992·389" First Time Buyers-Easy Finane. lngl 2 & 3 .Bedroom BIOUnd $200 per month. Free deliver~ & setup. Westwood Homea 1·800..251"· 5070. f:ili:U'_. IND Hat~ Dovl.daon Low Rider Remington 870 Wingmatter, $215: Ithaca mO.d tl 37, $219; 1913 rlfto boyonat, · $24.50: Wlnchelltr madtl12, S34g; 32 automatic, $45: 38 r - ' - · $o45; IIBiniaol IIIII 357 with I ' - · $1 89; air condlllontro, f4C up: IIAC and onop-on !Dolo: Rohlng . poles; Yamaha liar-top guitar wl caoo, $135. No tradn ploaoo, all guno muit go. Dava'o Swap Shop. • mllea north ol _Pomtt'O~, ·next 10 Arthur Treacho(a Floh &. Chlpo, 814-99.2-4141. · 1011, Ideal tor young or retired pupil, ... 814-712-3128 ·1874 Schultz liox10. With 1.52 IQig CR 125 Hcndo, Good tl,100814-2511-1739 Red me'tal bunk btdl with full desk on bonom, alto with red metal chair, rarelw used. excellenl condlllan S1so. Call 304· 67ft5138.l-mtlllgt. In Harriaonvllle- home and rwo Mobile Homes tor Sale 10% OFF 111 farm tractor porto. Sldar'a Equipment. 304·875· 7421. 10 Colll1811tic , . Melting . . _ 114 CNntr 11 ~ dloo- Ill Kni!W'o IH5 Ford Conlllur SE, V·B au· 1112 Honda Cullom CB 710 tornillo, all powtr, champagne Wlndohlold Luggl81 Rack wllh color, 31 ,000 miltl, $11 ,000, 814- Back Rail, Now Tlroo, Banory, EICIIonl Condition, 11,700 Ulloa. 742 -:: ':-:-302~~·~-::--:-~~ $1,200114-145-0134 111115 Plymouth Noon, Black, Four Door, Auto, Air, 201( $7,050 OBO. IG88 Horloy Dovldoon SoltaH, 814-2!ill-8340orll4-2!ill.e417 1111 lhan ?000 ac1u11 mlloe, $14,000,114-142·180:1. • Cueen slzt waterbed. wlhead· board $75080. 30~;17s.ec:lo. For aale, 1 badroom home In Pomeroy. will sell on land contrBct, ••4-11112-5858. '20 610 Fll'lll Equipment .._ 111 Wool ftllet Quean size waterbed · W/book· 'Nobile home apace• tor rent. case head board wtmirror, good to 1ex80'a. $QO per monlh, warer, heater:, new mattress, mattrest after and truh Included, eu- cover and 1 set of sheets . Ask· OD2-2187. ~ng $1 25 but will negotiate. For more informa ti on call 30 .. · 882MERCHANDISE 211117. Small house In Clifton. cltan, quiet, no poll, $275/mo. $200 depooit 304-773-9102 . IT'S BIG . 1997 4BR, 2BATH DOUBLEWICE . $1 ,949 DOWN, $319/UO. FREE DEliVERY & SETUP ONLY AT OAKWOOD HOMES, NITRO, WV. 304 · 755· 5885. Limed Offer. Beautiful three bedrOom, 2 112 bath tog home for ule, large liv· lng room, cUst. kitchen. full finlohlll bo11mont, exquloite wood· work. loll. 1atva whirlpool tub. ally· light, heal pump, CA, satellite, i252 oquaro feet, $77,000 080, 01'-742·2581. clioohlro, .Third Stroll, Facing Pork, Fl•• Roomo, Bath, a.... ment lnd Garaaa. Rec:end 1 Reomodeled. Call Today IU-317· FAHI.l ','JI'i'll~ , ~ LJ'.'I ~~ r ~·~ K ' . . ' MAY16I �.. •• . ••,, .. ·'•' • • . •• ~ • .1'-~~ . ,• •• • •• ...• •• • J '' ••' ••• • , "'•' • .~ • ' ,,•• • • •• •• '•• ·'• ~ •• ••• •• • ' ' ·-~ ' - i \ .., I <> \\ ~ \ .., : _··: J\ A~,...;l'Oat&•~· · ·IJ'\tAvcP(vidr:O• ; :tile. . p' 1td,....... " ......... ,..,., · c :njle, ....... ,,.., Wlac•k AM/PM• •· tee· \ ' CHEVIIDifl • OLDSMOBilE • .. ..... • ' 1: . 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High School Class of 1997 will receive their diplomas during a combined baccalaureate and commencement exercises to.be held Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Charles W. ·Hayman Gymnasium in Racine. The Rev. Aaron F. Young, youth minister of the Racine First Bap!ist Church, will give the commence- . ment ~ress following the procession~ and musical selections by the choir under the direction of Jcn-· nifer Montgomery. choir director. Jessica Erin Sayn~ . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sayre, and Amber Darlene Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas, will give co-valedictorian addresses during the commencement progrant. Hillery Mae Harris, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Jeffrey Harris will give the salutatorian address. 1<s part of the commencement, special recognitions will be made by Gordon Fisher, principal, after· which James Lawrence, superin- · tendent , will present the class to Bob Collins, president of the Southern Local Board of Education, who will award the diplomas. Honorarians are Brian Marvin Allen. SQn of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Allen; Emily Joann Duhl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Duhl; Trudy Juanita Justis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Bill Justis; Mark Fitzgerald Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis; Gregory Allen McKinney II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory McKinney; and Tonia Nicole Nazarewycz, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Douglas Rees. Other members of the SHS graduating class include: Frances Lynn Adkins, Kelly Renee Alkire. Thomas Mathew Bailey, Christopher Ryan Ball, Cha!l Michael . Blount, Amy Marie Boggs, Matthew Joseph Bradford, Tyson Kenneth Buckley, Keri Lynn Caldwell, Melissa Lee Canan, Tracy Lee Card, Angela Dawn Carlcion, Gary Lee Cooper, Angel Star Day, James Allen Evans, Matthew Shane Evans, Kevin Curtis Fields, Daniel Wayne Fisher, Nicholas , UGH .. ~ '• Wishes to . Congratulate Its Graduates . . . • BJ. Nicholson • Anna Fink • Adam Ba"et • Chrissy Wdliums • Jennifer Smallwood • Cassidy ·Coffey •Aric Patterson • . Whitney HaptonstaU • Chris Ball Absent: Morga,._ Vana.m an • . l . . • -'-- --- - ·-·-- • ,.1 99·7 Graduates . Jessica Sayre . Amber Thomas Hillery Harris Co-valedictorian Co-valedictorian Salutatorian . "---=~:.:.:;.;;.;.:.;.;.;;;.;.:__ _ _ _ _...::::..:;::::::==-------====:.::.:...~-Wade Fitch, Nathaniel · Albert Lonas, Jeremy Lynn Lyons, Joshua Lynn Roush, Lora Jean Sayre, lenFranko, Nathan Daniel Haines. Wayne Marshall, Jesse Ryan May- nifer Lynette S~arbe.,.Y, William Philip Andrew Hamm_. Kristen nard, Darrell Ryan Norris, Amy Jo Earl Sheppard, Vanessa Kay Nicole Hensler, Stephanie Lynn Northup, Roy Lee Pierce, Brianne Shuler, Nathaniel Jacob Sisson. Jones, Brian Keith Kimes. Joseph Lea Proffitt, Dee Jay Richards, Melissa Rae Smith, Paul Michael Lloyd Kirby Jr., Jason Alexander Amy Marie Rizer, Charles William Smith, Daniel Guy Teaford, KathLawrence, Barbara Ann Layne, Roberts Jr., Adam Wesley Roush, ern Renee Turley, Sarah Elizabeth Joseph John Layne, David Jason Roush; Wallbrown, Larry ·Eugene Willis, Travis Jay Lisle.• Tiffany· Dawn · Joshua Don Roush, Kimberly ·Craig Michael Wolfe and Robert Lester Writesel. Eastern graduation exercises to. be held May 25·. By BRIAN J. REED cert Band, under the direction of Sentinel News Staff _ Susan Climer, will play the proEastern. High School's Class of cessional and recessional for the I 997 will receive diplomas in exercises, and the school alma com.bined baccalaureate and com- mater. mencement exercises on Sunday, Tlie senior ~.:hoir is expected to May 25, at the high school gym- perform two songs: · "Yesterday," nasium. and "You Have a Friend in Me." Valedictorian Merediih Lynn William Mark Francis, Class Crow and Salutatorian Maria Dar~ Chiiplain, will ol'fer the invocatio1,1 lene Frecker will address their. and benediction, classmates during the 39th annual Class President Sean Adam ·. ceremonies~ w\Jich -will begin iu Maxcy will lead thc .Picdge of Aile6 :30 p.ro. ·. giance to the American Flag, and '. Crow is the daughter of James welcome those attending. Milhoan and Pamela· Crow · of Pomeroy: will introduce Crow and Frecker Freckcr is the daughter of Charles prior to their speeches. Frecker, W. and Marsha N . . Frccker of who i& class treasurer, and Mindy Mae Sampson, secretary, will lead Racine . .. . The Eastern High School Con. the class in the turning of the. tas- set. These class officers will also lead in the singing ·of the Alma Mater. · Eastern High School Principal Clayton Butler will recognize the Top 10 scholars of the class, and · will present the class to Deryl Well , superintendent of the Eastern Local . School District. Diplomas will be conferred to the graduates by a member of the school board. still to be determined. Candidates for graduation · are James Lawrence Adams; Patrick Loren Aieker, Keith Allen Arix , Laura Ann Arix, Christopher Eric Bailey, David Allen B;1ker, Matthew Luke Barnhart, Riki Michelle Barringer, Thomas Ver(Continued· on Page 4) · • MEREDITH CROW · Valedictorian . MARIA FRECKER Salutatorian ,Meigs graduation ceremonies scheduled. Sund.ay Baccalaureate and commence- \Of the Mi!ldieport-Pomeroy Rotary ment .exercises for ~eigs High Club arid the Meigs County ChamSchool's 1997 class of 154 graduJ>er of Commerce. · The valedictorian of the class, ates will be held Sunday, May 18, Liberty Ann King, daughter ofTim at 4:30 p.m. in the Larry R. Morrison Gymnasium. . and Edie King of Middleport, and Speaker at baccalaureate will be salutatorian, Erin -Leslie Krawsczyn , daughter of Bette Jo:nnifer Sheets, president of the State Board of Education. The Hoffman of . Pomeroy, and John Pomeroy attorney is a graduate of Krawsczyn and Celia McCoy .of Pomeroy High School, received Pomeroy, will speak at the comher B.S. and M. S. degrees in holl'C mencement program. · economics from Ohio State UniThe Meigs High School Band versity, and her law degree from will play the processional, recesCapital University. She practices sional, the alma mater, "Maroon law with the firm of Little. Sheets and Gold", and "Cajun folk and Warner. · Songs" and the high school chorus Active in community affairs, will sing "Reach." Class officers she serves on the Pleasant Valley participating will be Amy Clonch, Hospital Foundation Board, the president, the welcome, Taryn Meigs County Council on Aging Doidge, treasurer, introductions; Board of Trustees, is treasurer of Stacie Reed, secretaiy, cteu roll the Meigs County C_o mmunity and Stacy Stewart, vice president, Improvement COIJlOIIll~, secre· will present the symbol of Fllduataryltreuurer of the Me1p Coun. . ........-ly.,.AIIOilil............. F. . - ~", . . ..... Back R~w: B..J. Nicholson, Anna Fink, .Adam Barret 2nd Row: Chrissy·Williams, Jennifer Smallwood, Cassidy Coffey 1st Row: Aiic Patterson, Whitney Haptonstall, Chris Ball Absent: Morgan Vanaman ~~--------------------~----~~~------~----~~------------------~ - Congratulati9ns to all grad~ates from Meigs, Southern, ·Easter~, Wahama and_River Valley .High Schols. __ WE'_RE PROUD OF. YOU! .. A·Family Owned and .operated Supermarket offering the best of Service, QualitY and Price, to the People of Our Community At The Corner of G~n. Hartinger · .Pkwy. and ~earl St. • Middleport • �' ---- -- ' t • :; • --·- ~ ----:: >1 ; -- - _ .... 1, • ttl • t ~~- ... . . - t I ; . -; t j - -. . - . i -;-· . t I ~. .... .- • f I . . • • • I .. .. . : . . ...... .. .. . . . . . j I • • • • p • • • • • • •• • • • • .. ... .I P1ge Four • 111e Dilly Slntlllll11187 Gl'lldultlon Edition Eastern graduation~··--.,:_<c_o_"•_"u_ec~_~r_om_P_•9_._, 2 1 ntm Basim. Angela )eanene Bissell. Laura Lynn Brown, Candace Lane Bunting. Sherry Lynn Burke, Jeromcc Clifford Calaway, Joshua Eugene Ca~t o , Angela Dawn Chancy. James Patrick Clifford, Catherine JoAnn Corain, Meredith Lynn Crow. Ste ven L~;c Dickens, Eri c E<.lw ard Dillard, Tim othy Ste ven Epling, Amber Marie Fortney. William Mark Francis. Mari a Darlene Frcc ker, Cf1ristopher Du ane Gandara. Timothy Iv an Gheen. Nathan Eugene Coodwin; Christina Michelle ' Grossnickle. Bruce Ryan Hawley. Trac i Michelle ll!eines, Alyssa Kay Hoffman. Rickie Lee Hollon, Jr., Crystal Jean Holsinger. Maitha · Renee Holter, Jere·my Edward Hupp, Rocky James Hupp, Bobby Lee Keaton; Eric Sidney Marcinko, Jr., Sean Adam Maxey. Adam Luke McDaniel, Teresa Dawn McGrath, Amanda Marie Milhoarr, Christina Marie-Moore, Jeanie Mae Newell. Wesley Michael Newell, Carrie Ranae Newlun, Peter Christopher Nowak, Kelly Amber Osborne, Daniel Jacob Otto, Jason Allan Parker, Leslie Leigh Parker, Mindy Mae Sampson, Thomas Earl Schuler, Shaun Michael Seth, Lisa tion. nifer Ann Garey, Brandon Scott Ryan Peavley, Shannon E. Petrie, Honorarians of the class are George, Robert Earl Gilkey, Cairie Franklin Abdon Pierce, Jeremy Justin Fields, ·son o( Connie Frances Glaze, Nicholas Joe James Pierce, Thomas B. Powell, Romine, Pomeroy ; Darrick St. ·Goodwin, Heath A. Qrueser, Stacey Michelle Price, Robert W. Clair, son of Myrtle and Gail St. Michael A. Guess, Whitney Corrin · C. Quail~. Robert L. Reeves, Jr., · Clair, Middleport; Stacie Reed, Haptonstaii,.Jerry Hardwick; Virgil April Reitmire, Robert L. Ritterdaughter of Charles and Kathy R. Hartley, Stacy Ann Hawk, Cyn- · bee~. Lee Eric Ritlgers, Ashley Barrell of Rutland; Tara Grueser, thia R. Hawkins, David Heighton, Roach, Joshua Ryan Roberts, daughter of Danny . and Debbie Joseph Hill, Jo5eph Aaron Hock- Christopher R. Roush, Daniel Grueser of Pomeroy ; Beverly man, Alyssa K. Hoffman, Lynn Boone · Russell, Cynthia Sandy, Stewart, daughter of Kathy and Jim .Ella · Hoffman, Ricky E. Hoover, Amanda Sue Savage. Tomie L. Stewart of Rutland; Taryn·Doidge, Jr., Betsy A. Houdaliheli, Joshua C. Shaffer, Caleb Shuler. daughter of Kathy Doidge of ·Howard, Eddie Howery, Robyn Jod,ie Leann Sisson, Amber Pomeroy; and Sheila Neace,. Hunt. Slaven, Jennifer Smallwood, daughter of Freddie J. and Judy Misty Diane Jeffers, Stephen A. Randy Scott .Smith, Rick Smith, Jenkins, Cheryl Lynn J~well, Julie Neace of Langsville. Robert A. Smith, Lisa-Gayle Snod~ Othe,r members of the class are · N. Jones, Tasha Lynn Jude, Linden Sco~t Autherson, Ryan Baker, Issac ; J: Kelly, Down.ey Lyn!l Kennedy, Barnett, Heather A. Barney, Lillian Jared King, Julie King, Shawn Ray ·Marie Barnhart, Aiiam D. Barrett, King, Kennith Matthew Kirk, W. Chad Bartrum, James. Robert Michael A. Klein. Aimee Kloes, . Blackwell, Darnell Blanks, Maria · Christopher . Sc 0 tt Lambert, Laura Blodorl), Casey Keldon Edward Keith Landaker, Shawn Booth, Jason Anthony Brockert, William Leach, Timothy Scott · Maria Laura Cancro. Angel R. Lewis. Alma Angelica Loaiza Carter,. Desiree Dawn Clemons, Ayon , Gustavo Peuinati Lucio, Jennifer Denise Clifford, Amy Connie N. Mash, Leigh Ann Mash, Dale Clonch, Cassidy Coffey, Ani- Kellie Ann Maurer, Shellie R. ta Gayle Collins, Jessica Renee ·. Maurer. Wesley J. McClure, Carl · Counts, ·Eva Yuvonne Crabtree, W. Mci>ade, Jason M. McDaniel, . Ernest E. Crouso, Brooke Nicole Jessica L. McElroy, Julie Ann Dailey, Jacob Shaun Davis. James McGuire. Oliver Dean Chad Brandon DodHeathct Lorena Mclain, Bran- son Robin Dale Donohue, Timo- ' di Nicole Meadows, Shawn . ~· thy 's , Durley, Donald Elkins. · Michae1, Michelle Leigh Mil!er, ~ . ·' . .Paul Lewis Epperson, Jennifer . Chadwtck A. Molden, Patrtck . illli . flill Pauline Ervin, Emily Fackler, . Jas~n Mullen_, _Thomas . Andrew r • Shaun Lee Fife Anna Ruth Fink, MyerS, Jr., Wtlhalll J: Ntcholson, JENNIFER SHEETS Brian Michael Finkenbin4et, Jen- Aric .Owen Patt~;rson, rimothy Mttlga Baccalaureate $peaker __ Marie Stethem, Jessica Renee Scarberry, Henry Travis Thomas, David E. Vanlnwagen, Alicia Marie Walker, Michelle Dawn Westfall, Chad Allen Wheeler, Tracy Marie White, and Anna Chris- . · tine Wolf. ,. Best Wishes Class of '97 CHANCEY'S FOOD MART · SYUCUSE, OHIO . BIRCHFIELD FUNERAL HOME FABRIC SHOP JAMES BIRCHFIELD, OWNER 992-2284 RUTLAND, OHIO MAIN STREET ' 110WEST MAIN . ' CQngratulations '97 Grads ' 614~742-2333 POMEROY, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE • The Daily Sentinel PomerQy .. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES BEST WISHES! • Congratulations To The · ·. Class of '97' •'-• Best ·wishes Class of grass, Zinia M. Spears, Tracie Jr., CMndler E. Watson, · Brent Janel Spenc.er, Timothy Steams, . Whaley, Melissa Whaley, Mark Stacy Leann Stewart, Stephanie Adam White, Bradley Whitlatch, Lynn Stewart, Christopher Daniel Michael Alan Wilfong, Jr., Allison Streetman, Megan Colleen M. Williams, · Christina Lee Swearingen, Ambel' Louise Tippie, Williams; Jamie LynnWilliamson, Charles Nakuma-Tyree. Max Wilson, Joshua Witherell. Morgan James Vanaman, 'Robert J. ·workman, Ricky Lee Angela L. Walters, Wilbur L. Ward, . · Yo$1, Jr., Debra Anne Zeigler. BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1997 INGE.LS KUT RITE CARPET . THE ,, '97 ' ( SHOE PLACE/ 169 N. 2nd Ave. ••• Established 1913 Pleasant Valley Hospital extends our congratulations to tbe seniors of Melp, Eastern and Southern High Scboois.·Whether you're beading off to college In the fall, or starting your career Immediately,'"' "Fa~ly of Professionals" wishes you - · tbe best of lucid _.. • • EWING fUNERAL HOME , 992-21'21 POMEROY ••• . •• • ·OHIO ·- IJd PLEASANT VAllEY HOSfii'AL . l1f1 The fomit: pro/essi'onols · · . · ' ........ Ull,.. • Class of 1997 Whether you ' re a high school or college graduate, you've earned a "degree of respect".from us! We applaud . all your efforts and look forward to watching you succeed in the years ahead . ' ·We are proud of you Western Auto Fruth Pha·r macy on . · 786 North Secoad Mklclleport, 788 Nordll•n•d Middleport, OH 992-6491 .._."77 nt WV II II • .J ' Middleport, Oh Congratulations ·congratulations ·Graduates . 0 , t • : ~ .,, 0 • , 0 • 0 0 , • t 0 ' 992-7028 MIDDLEPORT • ' •, • 1 t • o o " o t t t t • o t • • 1 o t t _. ' t t t t ' t • " t ' • t 0 II • t 0 t ' t 0 ' .. ' ... . .. ' ~ ·' .. . �. Henl s.v.n· School1997 ·Graduates · Southern ~;· Adam W. Roueh Amy Merle Rizer , Danny Fisher Kelly Renee Alkire JeaaeMaynard Kerl Lynn Caldwell ' Philip Hamm Kristen Nicole Hensler Jennie Scarberry Larry Willis Emily J. Duhl . : . Ci~fii)OfiTES ~ ' Class of 1997 . (row's Family Re,staurant·· 221 WEST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 992-5432 .0 : Congratulations Class Of 1997 WeAre Proud Of You · BAU . CONGRATULATIONS . ·CLASS ·OF .'97 . GOOD WCK. • Gary Cooper . lyaon Buckley Frances Lynn Aclklna . Good Luck In The . . • ·Meigs High School ·' • Southern High .School . • Eastern High School· - Future ' .. ' Jffis4~r ·. We An.Toar Graduation Sappl,. Headt~aarters . lUlL Jtfuntrnl 'l~~liTY P~~.NT..~!!!oHio' Congratulations . .. · · Jtntmrnv Qiqa:ptl . · 590 East Main 992~444 . Pomeroy . . We're Proud To Honor You 1997 Gr,ads! . Graduat·e s · ~lddlepor:t 992•5141 Cheater ~--___,;,;;,;;;;..._ · _,,.=..;2·3;::.;:.3~~ ··- - __ _ _....,;,;,;;;.;;~..;.;;..;.----;,.,_.;_ _..;..;.;;._~---~.-...... ~ntttt 264 S. 2nd RIDENOUR TV APPLIANCE ~ND GAS SERVICE We-Are Proud Of You ; ·Swish~r ·& Lohse ·I · · Pharmacy 112 East Main · _ o6 992 76 · ' . . . . · Valley Uumber & SuP,Riy Co~ 992-6611 Pomet~y,.O~ 555 Park ~ . . Middleport, Ohio �' . ' "''::.t=. Edition 1 r.l~t 1;)>1\1 · •1olllb3 nooiiiiJhi!O) ~Qill . ..... Eight • T1le Deily Sentinel 1187 Q · I .. Southern Hi . . <tl • • School 1997 Graduates I . / \. . . . ' .. 'i .. Tonia N8Z8rewycz I Matthew Shane Evans I . Angle Carleton . Jamea Allen Evana j JeNmY Lynn Lyona Mark Lewla Congratulations · Graduates I Craig Wolfe Amy Jo Northup Best :. · Wishes . · Class or! • 1997! . BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE ·91 MISt. Brian Allen .. ' ' .9Lcquisitions . .,j :ciK . ~ . RIDENOUR SUPPLY . 992·6250 CHESTER . . . 985r3308 . To·All 'Our Local Graduates... . · Here's to all the young men and women who ·. · have worked so hard towards commlencement day. Seize the day ·and may all your dreams ·..· ·.·.· . . come true . . 1 . I . ' ' ' . ' . ' . . . Class of 1997 . I I . • ! I 1--___;._ _____.;;,_.;.;......;..:....;..;..__.___...;.__..--,-----~--____;~~---------l Best Wishes I .. . -I . ·. I WElL DONE ·clASS OF . ' ) ~97' We ri.re Proud Of You Raclne,·OH 949-2210 ' . ~- / ~ .. · . .. $yracuse, OH 0 ' 992~6333 I :• -·---- . �' ' " , .......J•n ·The Dlilly ~ntlnel11117 ~ ~ • Sou.thern · ' Nathan Haines Nick Fitch · ~-- School1997 Graduates Tiffany Dawn Lonas ! •' ' ·. · . · - ,~·,~'0.1itSWit.l 11117G~EciiUon'~ .... ~ . . . ' rt"" Scho.ol 1.9.97 Graduates · · ·~ Stephanie Holter ' . Christopher R. Ball · Ryan Norris Trudy Justis · · Joe KII'J)y Jr. . "A Cut Above" · . Travis Uate· ' ' The s·k y's The · .Today's .. · Graauates Make ·' Tomorrow's · · ' , World A ·~ · .·. Better . Place To . Live• . ' ' ' BANKS·.CONSTRU,TION · , · POMEROY, OHIO 124 WEST MAIN OFFICE SERVICE & SUPPLY· ' · Would Like To · . . Congratulate the Class of ·1997 ·· GOOD LUCK . and BEST WISHES! . ' ' 992-5009 L. Ifill. • • ' · ' ' ' CONORATULAJ.IONS . ·"97" . GRADUATES ' · . RO.SE'S EXCAVAtiNG . 3rd sr. ' .. 949-2493 ' . , I I ' OFFICE SERVICE & SUPPLY . ' 112 W. MAIN STREET POMEROY,.OHIO 4576~ (614) 992-6376 colleedbte bean .· The Ohio, W ' . . . ' . 253 N. Second Avenue . . Middleport, OH 45780 614/992-4055 ' ~ " . . •. I . ' FROM THE HEALTH CARE'·PEOPLE ·.Company R' er t;ear . . , OUR HIGHEST REGARDS ·. CONGRATULATI·ONS ·T O THE . CLASS OF 1997 ' We;d like to rise to the · occasion.to say, · "congratulations on mak_ing an educated choice"! May it serve : you well in the years ahead. '• . . VETERANS MEMORIAL' . . HOSPITAL 115 MEMORIAl DRIVE . .... '" 992·2104 • POM~ROY · ... · ' ' ' ' ' . .. Your ~ard work ·and .·dedication will make all . · ..· yqur dreams come -true. . · ' ' . Good going! · ' .. '· . . ·Love, . · Tracie, Moa., Dad 8~4-e49-2817 . Chartft William Roberta, Jr. ·Vaneaaa Shuler Way to go 1\van! . . Good Luck ·· · Racine, Oh TracyHupp ' ' RACINE · �Eastern .Hi · .Schooi1997>Graduate·s ' .-!'!, .. ., . ,t I . Eric Edward Dillard Tracy White Jamll Clifford AngleBIMtll . . Bruce R. Hawley .. . Timothy Epling . Chrla Belley CONGRATUlATIONS ClASS OF."97" Straignt- lTuc/(sr·- 9{ousn · . ·. runeral!Jlome ' Ravenswood, WV • (304) 273-2152 ·ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY: 992·2556 · POMEROY, OHIO Congratuiations to the Grads of '97 M.ILLIE'S .RESTAURANT 992·77t3 BRADBURY ROAD MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Coqratullltlons Cilia Of 1997 ~ EBERS-CITGO · . 814-948-9200 The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff" for Pets; Stab lea, · Large a Small Animals, Lawns a·Gardena · Pomeroy, Ohio ,· . Anna Chrlatlnt Wolfe · St. At.124, Racine, Oh ·" t ~ Michelle Dawn Wlltfall -, CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF "97" . . KING ·sERIIIlli-JIR. HARDWARE R&G. FI:ED & SUPPLY . • ' .' Gas- Hunting and Flshiq · ' . . . . Supplies, Lotto ' . . . . CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF "91, · 992-2164 ... Amber Fortney Groceri~- . •' 399W. Main Sean A. Maxey LaureArlx 992·5020 405 NORTH SECOND AVE. ·M IDDLEPORT . ROPHIES ·& TEES ..... I ... ' I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO oucr...ots"' MIDDLEPORT STORE WE DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME lULLSTUEl 992·!141 Class of'97 ' I - �Page FourtMn • Ttle O.lly Sentlnel1887 Or8clultlon Edition . ' ···_Meigs.High· Schooll997· Gra-duates Eastern High.School19?7 Graduates tl ,\ lI . ' -1 \ Marla Frecker PatAelker •· We.ley Michael Newell Shawn King Robyn Hunt • Laura Lynn Brown Tracl Heines Martie Holter Chad Wheeler Heather LQrana McLain Meredith Crow Casaldy Coffey Randy Scott Smith RobbleReevea Julie Ann McGuire . • ~· Aardvark ··· soun · '· (:ongratulations Class Of. 1997: ·&Video Aardvark Sound & Video will be professionally videotaping the Meigs, · Southern, Wahama and Eastern Qigh School graduation ceremoni~s. These productions will feature three camera angles and a professional audto track. Why struggle through .this once-in-a-lifetime eveht with a camera on your shoulder only to end-up with poor quality tape? LeilVe the hard work to us so that you can sit back~ relax and enjoy the show: . ., . . "You may order ypuf copy of these videotapes by fllhn~ out thts s~ctal order form. Order forms will be available at the respective gradualtons. Tapes may be mailed directly to you for an additional $3.00 per tape. a Christie Grossnickle Daniel Otlo Cryatal Holsinger · . ' ' · Best Of Luck/ ., SUGIR.RUN MILLS &n. .... -. NAIIONWIDE Congratulations . Class Of t 1997 Rlkl Barringer . •suRANCE . . •. WE ARE PROUD OF . .. YOU! Good Luck In The Future! JEFF WARNER • IISUUICIAGIICY 113 W. 2nd St, Pomeroy, OH 41718 . Ofllce: 114-112-MTt Fu: 114:112...11 Best·Wishes Class of 1997 CLELAND REALTY . ·. 992-2259 601 EAST lWN . POMEROY, OfiO • �,. , • , • jo# .J ,I Ji f • l \.~ .. ~ .. . . . .... .. ..... .. ..... ~ ~· . ,..,- ..... . -- -- . .. . . .. . . .. . .... 0 • .. • • . ._ .. • ' .• ,.•• • ' ....... ............. .... . • ~ ;1 , .. • ~ 1 Jj ':t II, ..-"\ • , I ~ ~-~ · \oo) ,j iJ I --- ... ., . ...... '• • ·o •I\ / :z f [II,; ••~_ . ~- ..... ..,._.,.. . 1 ,...._., . .the o.tly ~nel1117 Gnlduatlon Edition • , ... 8evwntHn School1997 Graduates ~\ Anna Fink Andy Myers Jason Brockert · . .... -· Justin Fields Christopher StrHtman ' <" ' ' ? Brian Finkenbinder Jennifer Garey Whitney Haptonltall Nick Goodwin Gustavo Lucio Allison Williams Tim Stearns Stacey Mlc~elle Price' Cynthia Sancty ... Wilbur L W8n1, .II. ., • .. StiiiJL...... Il •art Lynn K!Mw &Jt I •• Michelle Miller • StacleRHd steptMtn Jenklna . Belay Houdashelt Et.J. wor~un~n · -.. �1 ( Paga ElghtHn : Tha Dally S.ntlnel1997 Graduation Edition . . .. ·' Amber Tipple Carrie Glaze Stephanie Stewart Joe Hill Kenneth Matthew Kirk Chrluy Williams· Brad S. Whitlatch Tara Marte Grueser , f I f'f f ., __,. Cheryl Lynn Jtwell ..... .. .. ... . .. ~ . Taryn Doidge Amy bate Clonch _ ..._ ·~·- · ··- Tim Lewis Lee Rittgers Mark Adam Whit' Angle Walters . Robin Donohue Jamie Williamson t . I •\ I " t' . 1 t I .. ' I 1 ~ . . , ~ 1 "' 0 • ...... • I I ., • ... . r MeigS High School1997 Graduates Carl Wayne McDade Max Wilson C :! I \. Ttie oiHy 8enllnel1997 Graduation Edition • Pllge Nlne!Mn ... ... Connie Mash ! - Arlc Owen Patterson • Frank Pierce Zinnia Spears · Debra Anne Zeigler · Cynthia Hawkins Janel Spencer Heather Ann Barney • �Oft t~ 'tlte river ' • 7be Delr. ow.n . HI: 70a lnWnt Low:408 VIrginia ' o.tallt on pageA2 fNtured -on Pt~ge C1 .... I '. . • • · xmes~· mt ' A Gannett Co. Newspaper Gallipolis • Middleport • Pomeroy • Pt. Pleasant • May 18, 1997 :'1 ' .. ' -~ ' f I ! t to retreated - at temporarily-· from a'plan to off 119 employees. Rep. Ted Strickland, D-Ohio, said Lockheed Martin Utility Systems inforined him,. Sen. John Glenn, D·Ohio, and Sen. Mike. J:n,oWili·,·e . R-Ohlo, that it planned Friday layoffs. . \The ' mid·w~k briefings from discussion 'between the con· tractor, the Enrichment Corp:, the Energy Depa'rtment, Strickland, and the Senate offices. : "That (the layoff announce· ment) has been put on hold," Strickland said. "I do not knOw If or when these layOIJs will now oc:Cur." Company, spokeswoman Jane JohnsOn said U\e law requires a !!'Cries Of notifications in' the eve.nt of layoffs and·"none of those notifications have been · made up · to this point." • · She said the company charted a drop in workllil!d because "we're ill ·.tp~ prooess of completing the ~- lo~ ~r busintjSS review. , Str,ickla!,ld sal~ he and th~ senators complained ,tledJCing told by 'Lockheed Martin that the 119 workers ~ol!ld not ~~ ;eli~lble for · · speaal bencfiiS available to gov.emm~nt W!)rkers who lose their jpbs liS a result of the end or Cold , ., War.' u.s. . ' . ~ An . exciting. thing is about to happen in your · community - The children of the future are about to make their mark. We at the FARMERs BANK care about the future; And we care about the youth and growth of the community. Not only do we offer' student loans and free . checking · accounts to full-time . students, we willing to discuss any 'of the financial needs or answer any questions of the younger generation. are No matter your needs, we at- the FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS COMPANY can help make the sometimes confusing world of finance available and understandable. We're dedicated to the advancement. of our community, and would · like to · start with the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1997! Aft~r all, who better to help .you pl~n YOUR future than yo~ Bank For Ufe? . . It ' . . . Good Morning Stop •r the Farmeri lank ~no matt~r what your nitds, let us .. your .BANI FOR UF.EI ..;;. . . Congratulati~ns, I <)97 .Graduates! .. ' And Let's Be CarefUl Out There! , tilendan' ; ctp 'lli!ila 03-7 . Comlq lpftrt .· ldltorla!• :· C3A4 lplcrt!lpgept M C7 Sports M Bl·8 Obltu•riu ·- _ c 1997 Ohio valley Publlohi ..,Co. • \bur.Bank~~ . • <IP . I 0 ' ' ~, · ~B . Itt Wtll!laconcs ,,,_,_.o;. o.....OM... 11rae1 ' ~ I J. I -I " ~- • ..,._ 7 ,0. . . . ,. u lrl ......... I ......7-3t•t Member F.D.I.C. ' ,. ..... ~ . ~ ... . . . ""' • .t..-o·. • I Vol. 32, No. 14 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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