http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/fa25d6ca7879ec19ef473336257cb7e3.pdf a83f8428ec34625d22decfc183026425 PDF Text Text • 16-The Daily Sentinel Pomeooy-Midclaport, Ohio . ~If toomey planned for :J aymar ~pansion . ' project Eula C. Rice. 90. Rutland St., Middleport, died Wednesday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Born on Sept. 20, 1898, In Pennsylvania, she was the daughter of the late H. E. and Margaret Jane Cline Perry. She was a homemaker and a member of the Middleport Church of Christ. Mrs. Rice Is survived by three sons and daughters·ln·law, Ches· ter and Sylvia Rice, Atlanta, Ga.; Denver and Nora Rice. Middleport: and Harold and Betty Rice. Las Vegas, Nev.; four grandchildren. Susan · Chambers, Atlanta. Ga.; Bill Rice. Middleport; and Michelle l:Ontlnuec:tlrom page 1 ------------------~~------------~------~---- House ... Stocks vote, making farmers Immune from Ia wsults If they allow gleaning on their property. Gleaning Is the process of' combing fields for fruit, grain or vegetables after harvest. Rep. Thomas Roberts, D·Dayton, said 60 mtlllon tons of ~u.rplus food could be reaped for· the hungry In this manner. Roberts said gleaning Is prac· tlced In Indiana, as well as In Lucas County, Hamilton, Day· ton, Bethel and the Akron·Canton area. Another bill regarding property owner rights had consldera· ble opposition but passed anyway. Dally' stock prices (As of 10: 31 a ,m. ) Bryce and .Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis 1: Loewl Am Electric Power ..... .... ,.... 26 AT&T .. ......•....... ...... ......... ..34'Jio Ashland on ........................41 tl Bob Evans ... ... .................... 15% Charming Shoppes ..............15% City Holding Co ................... 15 Federal Mogul .................... 52% Goodyear T&R .... ...... .. ..... ..50% Heck's ............. .... ................ ~ Key Centurion ...... ... ............13% Lands' ·End ...... ....... .. :....... .. 30~ Limited Inc .... .. ... ..... .••. ......30* Multimedia lnc ............ ...... .. 97, Rax Restaurants.......... ... ..... 2% Robbins & Myers ........... ...... 17 Shoney's Inc .......... :........ ..... 8% Wendy's Inti. .........................6 Worthington Ind .........•.•..... 21 'Jio ( AEP Is dividend today. CharmiJII Shoppes' Hies roae 15 percent. Umlted Inc.'s sales J'llle U percent.) _ _ Area deaths _ _ Eula Rice 0 0 tated the closing of the road, reported Philip Roberts. He said the slip has continued nlov!Dg are assisting In the promotion. and the water lines continued Work on the Irrigation system breaking un Ill be became con· at Jaymar began last, fall and cerned about the " legal ramiflca· continued through the winter lions" and closed the road. with volunteer help. Blll Childs, Roberts salcj he " left the road so pro and general manager at people could get around If they Jaymar, said the water pumps . want, but It's officially cl~." are now on band and wtll soon be As far as repairing the sUps hooked up and operating. Once that are occurrlng· around the that work Is done. he said, be will county. Warner said "we can't commence work on' building an open sUps now and expect to fix additional teetoreachhole. Total them" btieau!ie of weather condl· cost of the irrigation project In lions and the water saturated materials alone Is $32,000. ground. Those wishing to enter the Roberts Is checking out possl· tournament can call Jaymar ble funding sources to help with Golf Club or Powell's Super Valu repairs on County Road 1. ¥arket. In other business matters, It was reported by Commissioner ' David Koblentz that Ohio EPA · has completed Its review of the Continued from page 1 Mead Corporation Sludge Man· ' ' Pomeroy businessman Larry Powell today announced plans for a golf tournament to help In the Improvement and expansion project now In progress at Jaymar Golf Club. The tour-man scramble event will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 3 and will be preceded by a steak dinner on Friday, J1,1ne 2, at 6 p.m. Proceeds from the affair will go to aid the Irrigation work now going on at Jay mar. "The drought conditions we have faced In the last few years have underscored the great need for us to have watered fairways and greens al our home course," said Powell. owner of Powell's Super Valu Market. "We have a unique course with a lot of natural beauty. but we have learned that we can't depend on Mother Nature to supply enough water to keep It beautiful. so we've taken mal· lets Into our own hands and we're d-:termlned to do whatever Is necessary to makeJaymar Into a · golf course we all can be proud of," he continued. -. Powell said that the tourna· ment can accommodate 48 golfers, and the first 48 who enter will comprise the field. The $50 entry fee Includes a steak dinner with all the trtmmlngs, contests, and prizes for hole·ln·one and ~osest to the pin. Prizes will be ~arded to the top four teams. • RlkE.')lenhotf Distributing of Jackson and Athens Bottling Co. waterlines. Rice and Jeffrey Rice, both of Las Vegas; and three great· grandchildren, Emily and Clint Chambers, Allan Ia; and Renee Rice, Las Vegas; and a sister. Mabel Greene, Lynchburg, Va., along with several nieces and nephews. She was preced~ In death by her husband, Homer, ln 197), her parents, and a sister, Ella DeWeese. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Rawlings· Coats-Blower Funeral Home In Middleport. AI Hartson and Rl· chard DeBose will officiate and burial will be .In Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may c·a u at the funeral home on. Saturday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . . Thursday, May 4. 1989 agement Plan. A draft plan approval bas been prepared and will be public no~ced the week of May 1. AddiUonally, the Ohio EPA has ~cbeduled a public hearing on June 6 to receive comments on the plan approval. The hearing Is scheduled from 6 to 9 p.m: at the South District Extension Office, Jackson .An!a Center, 17 Standpipe Road (S.R. 93 South), Jackson, Ohio, 45640. Cop1es of the draft sludge management plan are available for lnsPf!CIIon at the Ohio EPA SOutheast District Office In J..o. gan and the public libraries In GaiUpolis, Logan, Jackson, Iron· ton, Pomeroy, New Lexington, Chillicothe and McArthur. Koblentz · represents Meigs County on the committee IVhlch oversees the Mead sludge situation. No one was present at yester· day's public hearing to express opinions for or against a request from Brasel and Brasel 011, Leading Creek Road, near Ru· tland, to use salt brine for dust cOntrol around their company yard and lease roads. ·Tbe request from Brasel and Braael was approved by the commissioners. Tbere was also some discus· slon Wednesday of a Congres· slonal action which has created Section 89 of the Internal Revenue Service. The Dellir, jaw will have some effect upon fringe benefits to employees, but the law Is unclear, not only to the local commissioners but to offl· clals In other counties whom CommlssiQner ' Richard Jones has contacted. The commission· ers will continue researching the new law. Also discussed was Ohio Houle Bill 438, a new law which gives the county tbeopUonoffonnlnga new County Personnel CoUDCII, or continuing services provided by the Department of Admin is· Ira live Services. It would appear from yesterday's discussion that ' Meigs County willtxlntlnue with the Department of Admlnlstra· tive Services. · In final matters, the commls· stoners approved a request from Meigs County Emergency Medl· cal Services to advertise for a new four·wheel drive all purpose vehicle. A $300 lnterdepartmen· ex ' ' I ' I Weather ,, I \t . Four-lane'' highway ·gets congressional push "I thought it would get this far, but nol this fat,n said an ecstatic OVPStaff Benlie Riddle of Point Pleasant, a ' member of the Mason County Area . WASHING10N - A proposed Chamber of Commerce roads four-lane highway through Mason committee. , County is about 10 get another "This is more the push of Conmajor push. lhan myself,n Ridgresslllllll Wise On Monday, , three U.S. con: ~lll'etSJI!IImmen me expected to be in .die, a former chamber president, Point Pleasant and in the Oallipolis said, adding, "He's found some• area 10 explain 10 community thing he believes in." The logistics on two meetings leaders a ''plan of action" to bring · the four-lane fulldlng fight to the and a press conference were halls of national government, U.S. finalized Thursday. The meetings Rep• . Bob Wise, D-W.Va., said will start with a session !>~:ginning at 11 a.m. at the Mason COunty Th..-sday afternoon. By CHARLES A. MASON .... ' J .. 8raa4 Opealag Sale & Celehratlon Contlnueelll ·~··r'• CN.Y ·~ ASTRO REMEMBER TERRY ANDERSON -Tbetreelnthetrontyard at Chesler Elementary School Ia covered with more than while. · bi0880111S. It's also covered witb little yellow rl.bbons. The ribbons are a reminder from 28 filth graders at the sc:hool to remember hostage Terry i\nderson. The students were prompted to decorate the tree after receiving a letter from a glrlln New York. The girl was participating In an English conies! at her sc"ooland If she got more an1wers to her letler than anyone else In the contest, she ., SALE .J •.' I Reg. *112.10 . . LO·IACK CHAIR ... .. ......... .. .. •71 HI·IACK CHAIR .... ............... '15 .. r~3 ~:~:~ .............. .... . ·1•11 REG . 1 215.00 2·11EAT QUOER .............. .. . '1811 REG. 1341.00 . ' $269.92/..i..· 500 $ALE PRICED. ~ ANDVANS. NG ROOM SALE REG. 1130.00 ·ONLY WEHAVE · ~is. . PRICED TO SEWI • Greet new covers in tredltjontl contemporary and Early American atylea. Ouelity Furniture bv . Barkline, Crllftmeater and others. OUI PIICIS SUIT At ONLY Captivatlag oak finish! Open stock IICI'IiDga on the entire All·Wood collectlont . Double D r - . Reg. '319.00 ...... SALE •21111 Ver1lcal Mirror, RB9. 0 88:00 ............ SALE '70 Twin C1Ptllln'1 Bed. Reg. '499 ..... SALE •399 Ntgtrt Stllnd. Reg. '1 81.00 ..•........ BALE •127 4 rawer Chwt. Reg. ·•211.00 ..... . BALE •207 Beahelor Ch•t. Reg. 0 118.00.....•. SALE '1 27 Smelt Hutoh, Reg. '118.00 ........... SALE '127 Student D•k. Reg. '211.00 .. .....•. BALE •239 urge Hutch. Reg. '231.00 ........... SALE '191 Reg., •za2 ful or 0..., l'linel 8ed ... SALE •1 81 . Reg. '281 II·Dr-w- Chen .••••. ... ... SALE •239 Reg. '281 SingleD--····· ········· SALE '239 Reg. •301 BoOkcaH Heedboard .... SALE "247 Reg. •318 Triple SALE •284 Reg. '112 Hutch Mirror •.••. ..•.• •.. .•. BALE '1 411 o,.._ ....,......... BEDIOOM FUINI!URE $499 =• 1 LAMP ·SALE . .IUtffulftM •ble ..... In .... lf'frt Of colonond otylof: lrooo, CryiiOI, Crodll .ndOI•a. REG. 1 18.88 . LAMPS ....• .... ......•. SALE REG. '24.88 LAMPS ....... ..•... .... SALE ' REG. '34.911 LAMPS •...•............ SALE REG. '44.811 LAMPS .........•...... . SALE be sponsoring a bake sale on competition lo be held In Colum· counties usually have better By NANCY YOACHAM Salurday at Kroger's In bus In June. equipment and are therefore Sentinel News Staff · And lt"s when the participants able to participate In more SupportersQf the Meigs County Pomeroy. · Special Olympics want local · Laudermllt says the lmportanl go out·of·county that It becomes events than our kids ," Lauder· residents to know that more thing for local businesspeople most notlcable that ··our Special milt has notlced . Olympics program doesn· t have Donations will help to buy the supporl . financial and emotional. and residents to know is lhat 'these kids need the help." She the financial support a lot of new llhlforms and eq ulpment Is always wanted and needed. The local Special Olympics team says that Special Olympics for other counties have." Lauder· thai are needed, and will also - the River Racers Is many of lhe Meigs County milt comments. The main differ· help to defer expenses for lodging dependent upon local dona lions participants. " Is the ir main cnces between Meigs County's and meals when Special Olvm· team and teams from other pies participants go 10 oui·of. of money and lime from enjoyment In Ill e." _ Although sev~ral local organi- . counties . Is that the ·•other 'vo.l unteers. Continued on page 10 Hettie Laudermlll , Racine. zations have helped Special fund raiser for Special Olympics. Olympics lil Ihe past. · 'il's like also wants residents to know that any other sports program.·· says "uniforms and many of Meigs County's Special Laudermill. ' e e equipment must be updated from Olympics participants will be "tagging'" for donations this ttme lo lime." Right now . the Meigs County Saturday. probably In the Pome· • Special Olympics team Is prepar· prod.uctlon supervlspr · roy. Middleport and Racine Robert H. Eason." of 43601 areas. Special Olympics will a lso lng for Stale Special Olympics Morgan Road, Pom~roy, re· . operations later that year. Eason transferred to Gavin Plant as centiy retired as performance superintendent at Ohio Power plant performance superintend· Co.'s Gavin Plant wlth38yearsof ent In 1972. Among Eason's professional service. Eason, who holds a bachelor of achievements are charter mem· bershlp on the Sporn Plant science degree In mechanical Improvement Committee and engineering from North Carolina authorship of the orillnal Operat· Meigs County Sheriff James M, Soulsby reports that the State College (1950), began his lng Orders, Manual tor the five career In 1951 as a junior test complainant Involved In a Wednesday evenlng· ln~l4ent at the engineer at the Philip Sporn generating unlta at Sporn Plant. Drv Dock Carry Out at Burlingham . has declined to prosecute He also received stock share Plant In New Haven, W.Va. the case. The complaint resulted when a customer refused to awards for three separate artl· He was promoted to test pay a bill. engineer In 195:1-, assistant results cles publl&hed under till! com· According to the sheriff. restitution has been made by pany's "Operating Ideas" members of the suspect's family. It was reported to the sheriff's engineer In 1964, plant perforprogram. office that the suspect was under emotional stress due to a ma nee en~neer In 1970 and recent death In the family and bas signed ittmself Into a hospital. In retirement, Eason plans to Sheriff soulsby also reports that deputies are re·servtng a enjoy travel to southern and number of subpoenas for the case of the State of Ohio versus western states when not tending Gregory Laudermllt. This case was originally set for trial In the to the famUy !arm. He alao will Meigs. County Court of Common Pleas qn May 8, but Is now continue 1ervtn1 aa president at rescheduled for May 11. WltnesSfs are advised to note the the Melp County Mentally Retarded and Developmentally Dis· change of dates. abled Board. AmoJII Eason's other member· ships are the United Melbodllt Church and American Leilon A malpracllce suit which ended In a hung jury last week In Post 39 at Pomeroy, Gavin Plant Gall1a County County' Commoll Pleas Court has been reset for Veter11111 Allaclatlon aad Gavin trial. Plant Employee Reereatlon Judge Donald A. Cox has set 9 a.m . Aug. 28, 1989, as date for Club. E - alao Ia a Rqla1ilred the new trial In the case styled Harry M. Carleton and Candace PI oteulonal EDJIM« Ill Oblo E. Carleton or Coolville, parents and guardian of Dledra Ann aad Witt Vqtnla and a Profa. Cu!eton. versus Holzer Hospital Foundation, doing business as elonal Sui'Ye)'or ID Olllo. Holzer Medical Center, Dr. Thomas P . Price, and Holler Clinic . He aDd hll wife, Nora, have two Prior to the trial, however, Holzer Medical Center was _,, ftobert R. of Dayloll aad IJ'&IIted a summary judpnent excluding · them as a Hubert A. of ,Newport News, Va., detendant·party In the proceedlnp. a11d two daqllterl, Unda Rae The malpractice ault filed by the Carletons 'c harged W81'1111' of POIDit'oy &lid Aqela Condnued on paae 10 Lee, at borne. Eason completes 38 years senrtce, rettres '1 5.19 '19.99 , '27.99 Local news briefs---. '311,99 Complainant declines to prosecute 1101 M IWS·WOOD WIP' IIOT nro ••ss.,.ooa LUI'S = ....,., ,..,...., ~.:'oo': FOI $99 YHr let 1 ..... ,.,., 1 ..... • ' • • -· appeal .convictiot:t would be the winner of a pizza party. In lier letle~, the glrllold Chesttor students that where she lived, trees were being deeorated with rlbbono In honor of i\nderson. She asked tile iltudeata at Chesler to do the same thl!ll· And they did. Chester fifth grade teacher, Pal Shriven, at left, said ber llludenllhaven't heard yet If the glrlln New York won or no. But her studenll appreciated the girl's letter, and combined Ensllah and Social Studies In their study of the hostage situation and their letter writing. New trial date set by judge • ~~~sorg~ f=: ~~= ~~ ';ll,~~ Special Olympics seeks additional support ~~€va:I~E AI CAIH} ..'' ::u~ North ·- gu: l ty on h •ll t ree counts; wt . 3·SEAT GLIODER .. ........ .... '231 WE DON1 HAVE JUST ONE OR two sions. Mason, and Putnam counties. north·soulh route which would lin c "Monday's meetings ha\'C , · 1be 10t11e1 planned include an Point Pleasant and Milton. Cost cf several purposes. We will get ac· · east·west route which 'I'IOIIld link the highway could range 11p lo hal f quainted with the community Point Pleasant and Ripley, a north . a biUion dollars, officials hive said. leaders from both States and teU 10 SOUlheast I'OUic which 'I'IOIIld link The most optimistic lime line ol · them about our plans in Point Plelant and Hurricane and a Con tinued on page 10 WashingtOn. It wiU also send out a suong signal that this project is of tremendous importanCe to a very 11 broad region,n Wise said. The meetings come after nwly atlen:!'itng· Pleasant last week about possible ' FURNITURE lOIN BlOCK .QUALITYM LOW DIPRICEB!It!IIA·f ·--j~$16,999 Courthouse in Point Pleasant Besides Wise, U.S. Rep. Bob McEwen, R-Ohio, wiU be in attendance. U.S. Rep. Clarence MiUer, R-Ohio, is also slated 10 auend, if his schedule permits. · There will be a noon press conference on the Ohio side of the Sil· ver Memorial Bridge and then the action wiU move to the Holiday Inn for a 1 p.m. meeting with Gallipolis and Gallia County officials. ."There is enormous inleleSI in lhis project on both sides of the Ohio," said Wise during a b~ Thursday in House bll'iget discus· "Har'f ·Ia Today for Super Savlngtl" ' I ' 2 Sectionl. 14 Pages 25 Cen ts A Multimedia In c. Newspaper ~~.~~~--~----~--~--------~--~----~~~~~~--------------~==~~~=- - IIY II.., Ftt · Air~ • •.' By United Press lnlernatlonal Souda Central Ohio Tonight: Showers and scat· tered thunderstorms, with a low near 55, South winds 10 to 20mph. Chance of rain Is 100 percent. Friday: Variable cloudiness, with showers and thunderstorms likely mainly late In the day . Highs will be tn the tower 70s. Chance of rain. Is 60 percent. .. I . p omeroy- M'ddl rt Oh' f "d M ay &• 1989 I 8p0 • 10, rl ay, Vol.40. No.1 Copyrll!hMd 1118t All.weathllf Wlcltet ,. • ~--' YEP I We will be at our usual location, the Pomeroy Village Hall Auditorium, from 4 to 8 p. m. Saturday to take your Meigs Prom Photos. . Our special backdrop will carry out the prom theme and colors. And the price? $6 a set with each set to include 2 5x7' s in folders and 4 wallets. Order as many sets as you like.l · ' Couples and singles, do drop in1"No appointment needed. Charlene and lab llatflich I I ~ 1"~'1'.1111• The Photo Place ' . [~!Ell Pomeroy, Ohio l • at MEIGS PROM PHOTOS j Low in mid 40s tonight. !"han•·•• rain 70 perce nt. Saturd•1y High in tower 50s. Ch11ncr of rain 50 percent. Page 3 /Flanders ~ Piek3 545 Pick 4 9763 II\\ £Hl' LH'IIU --,. ..._ =· j~=~ $9,999 ...... Lottery Indians in . tie for first in AL East tal transfer In the dog and kennel" fund was also apptoved by the commissioners. Clerk Mary Hobstetter reminded the commissioners of a dinner meeting Monday night, 6: 45 p.m ., at Carleton School In Syracuse. Keynote apeaker at the dinner will be June Gutter· man, director of the Ohio Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation. , Hobstetters also reminded the commissioners of an openbouse on Monday afternoon, 3: 30 to5: 30 p.m ., at the Meigs County.Cooperatlve Extension Service, In honor of the Ohio Extension Service's 75th anniversary. I ,, ROBERT BAilON • :~ WASHINGTON <UPI1 -Once a •'true American hero'' and now ~ felon. Oliver North vowed to appeal his 1ran·Contra convic· lion. but the chief prosecutor says lbe ex ·Whlte House a!de"s trial proves "that no man is above the law ."' ''We will continue this battle with the support and prayers of the American people. We will be fully vindicated." said . the former staff member of . the National Security Council after a jury convicted him Thursday. The jury of nine women and three men found North. 45. gullly · of destroying official documents. accepting an Illegal gift of a 513,800 home security system and of aiding and a betting the obstruction of Congress In No· vember 1986. The retired Marine Corps lieutenant colonel faces up to 10 years In prison and S150,000 In fines. U.S. Dl.strlct Judge Ger. hard Gesell set June 23 for sentencll!ll and until then. North remains free. However. the Marines an· nounced thai North will lose his $1,900 a month pension. North· retired from lhe Marines In May 19118. Alter the verdict, chiel lri"l prosecutor John Kekcr said ""Some said our sys tem of jus li r<" could no I dealfairly. if at all. wi1h this case. SOme said that i couldn' t be tried . ... The jury ha• spoken alter a long and di fficul < tria l. and the principle th a1 no man is above the Jaw ha." hcl'r: vi ndicated." • Independent proseculor Law renee Walsh. who brought till· charges against Nonh In a March 16. 1988. indictment. salt! in a statement. "It ha s been a wel1-co nd4cted . ha rd Ion h tria I. The rule of Ia w ha> br-<"n discharged.· · Ju ror Earl Williams. 6o. sai(l he began the deliberal ions ll'i111 an open mind: but afle r rE>vh•\\ ing the evidence he conc luded 1ho ex-Marine had violated tl1P JH\1 ' "'After reading those don1 mE'n ts. he was guilt y of u (C'\\ th ings . Those a re lh o lhl"rc charRcS -- the only threP ~ Wf' could find against the m4n. · Williams said In a t ~ lcphonv inter\1t>w. Williams. a World War II veteran. said he ·sympathi7rrl with the former Marine and fel ' North had made a lo1 of impm ta nt con tributio ns 10 his counl <.\ Magellan 'craft enroute to ·Venus CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. f UP I) -The Atlantis astronauts rocketed Into orbit Thursday and successfully fired the S530 mil· lion Magellan mapping probe on a 15·month voyage to Venus. opening a new era In America· s exploration of the solar system. ·'The spacecraft Is In excellent condition." said project manager John Gerphelde of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory In Pasad· ena. Calif. "We ... •re on our way to Venus. It , was , really a wonderful day for us , the ht•glJI· nlng of the rebirth of 1h• ' planetary program. We"rv lquk· lng forward to a good m is"on, ·· Magellan. named all <·'' th,• 161h·century explorer. ''"' rc leased from Atlantis"s liiJ.foor cargo bay by as tronau t Mall( Lee. who Issued comma nds frc('· ing the craft from it s rradk ot 9:01p.m. EDT. six hqurs and J. I minutes after lhe shutllc's bl•s· loff from the Kennedy Sp<l<''' Cenler. Billings named advertising manager Brian Billings, an employee of lbe Ohio Valley Publishing C:o. lor over eiKht years, has been named advertl.slng manager for The Dally Sentinel. It was an· nounced today by Charlene Hoeflich. general manager of The Sentinel. Bllllnp' experience with Ohio Valley Publishing ~ompany's newspapers has Included seven years with the Point Pleasant Register and alm01t two years with Tbe Dally Sentinel In the advertising departments. A resident of Point Pleasant, Billings graduated from Point Pleasant Hl&h School. theColum· . bla School of Broadcasting In Plttsburah. Pa.• the Dale Carnegie School of Public Speaking, and attended Marshall Unlver· slty Community College. He Is a licensed real estate agent worklnl with Wedge Realty In ~~~- Ccnmty, and has worbd lor 18Yeral yean 81 a part·tlme dile Joclceoy with WMPORadlo. Bllllqlll aetlve In ·~ clvk! aDd commult)' aetiYitllt In Muon CoQI;)t aDd Clll'ftlllly ..,.._ 81 vtc. DNII&Ieet ot the MuCIII COUIIty Fair Board. of wblclllle lila lllle 111111111Mr for 10 years. He It a11o Mtlft with till . . . . Coubr aweatlon eo~. till Pollt Plennnt MaiD Stnet PromotiDII Coirlllllt· tee, the Polllt P1IMallt To¥1 for " Tots. the Point Pleasa n l All West VIrginia City Committ ee. an11 coaches in lhe Mason Cou nt )' Little Men's League. Active In the Mason Coun l) Republican Party for many years. Billings nc.w serves as committeema n for the Lew" District. He is a former pres ide nt' of the Mason Co unty YounK. Republican s Club and a fo l' mN officer with 1he West Virgin ia Young Republicans Cl ub, Billings and his wife. Sh ii'IP\. have two sons. Josh. e ig hl. ahtl Jared. lhree, �• I ,, • The Ohio Friday, Mllyl, 1188 • • • Po111aov-MidclaPQ11. Ohio Page 2-The Daily Sa llinel THE JOY Of RELIGION 7. fXf'ERifN • ' This Message and Church~ Spg_~~ Crow' s Fanily Rest our 111t "FHifflllf /llllt~lf Frill Cli•i~W" 221 W. Main St., Pomero, 992-5432 I "; . ·\· \ MEIGS nRE CENTER, INC. ~~ I ·~- SUPPLY 2165. Second Pomeroy J - F. Fulll. Mgr. · m-uu Ph.,HIII PotneroY IJ3 Nationwide Ins. Co. ol Colullllllll, 0. ... W.M•in m·miPom«•Y "Z·2U5 Homelile saws 992·7075 • Pomeroy E~OY GOD'S GIFf OF TilE Sctm, !<:II a.m.; Mlln St, Pomeroy. Sunlay services: Holy coavnurionon the ftr.R Surdi:\Y of each month, and contined with mocnlng pt~yer on the ltdrd 9Jnday. Mornlng r.nyer and sermm on oD caller &lllllys ct "" roorth. Cllllr<h Schod ~md Nunery care prcMded. Coft'ee hlur In the Ploi1oh Hall mmedl,..ly following the servr.. I?OMEROY OIURCH OF CHRIST, 212 W. Man St. Leo .Lash. evan!l'll!n. IJI!je Schod 9:3ta.m.: Morringworship.to::lla.m.: Youth m1!etJni1, I< 00 p.m.; Evening W<X'!lip. 1: 00 p. m.'Wectleldi.Y nlllll! prayer .-tng and IJI!je stilly. 7:00p.m. TilE SALVATION ARMY, ll5 B,.terllll Aw.. Pomeroy. Mrs. Doni Wtntnglncharge. SundiiY hoUMss n>ee~lng. IO a.m; Sunday 10: :II a.m. Sunday, SchoOl, YPSM Eldle Adams. le~. 7:Xl p.m. Salvation meetln&o va110u5speakers and music spedals. nausda.v, 11: ll a.m to 2 p.m. Ladles Home League. members In chargP, aU wanen tnvtU!d; 6:45 p.m Thursda.v. Cor!B Old« 1 Cl""' !Young l'l!opte.BI'*'I. 7: :II p.m. Bible SC,1!o(j, StillY and Prayer n>eelln& opal lo !he potilc. POMEROY WESTSIDE OIURCH OF CHRIST. 3.'l:l5 Ollldren's Home Road !Coody Road~) . mJ811. Vocal mustc. &inda.Y Wor· slip lOam.; Bl.bleSt\lly 11 a.m.; Worshl.p. 6p. m. W-a.v. Billie Slllly, 1 p.m. SpeakB'. Lan<lln Hope, evan!l'llsl. OIJ) DEX'IER BIBLE CHRISTlAN OIURCH, Alvin CUrtis. past<r. Unda Swan, Supt. &alllly School!< :tJ a.m.; proac111ngser· vices, first and IIIDI &anday lollowlngSunday Schod, Youth l'll€elln& 1:ll p.m. every Sur> day. SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH - ' Pomeroy. Msgr. Michael Hellmer. Ph. 992-5898. Saturday evening Mass, S:]) p.m. : $unday Mass, 8 a.m. and 1D a.m. CCD , classes, 9 a.m. Sunday. Confessions: OnehaJf hour before each Mass. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS- TOLJC FAITH- New Lima Road, nex.t to Fort Melp Park. Rober1 W. Richards, pastor. Sunday services, 10 a.m. and 7 p. m .; Wednesday worship, 7 p.m . UNITED METHODIST. Preaching 9:30a.m. first and second Sundays of each month; third and fourth Sun- clay each month worship serVICl"5 at 7: 30 p. m .: Wednesday £>venlngs at 7:30 p.m. Prflyer and Bible Study. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, Mul- berry Heights Road, Pcmeroy. PastocBob Snyder; Sabbath Schad Superlnft>ndent. Rodney Spires. Sabbath School begins at 2 p.ril . on S&tun:lay afternoon wlfh Worship sefVIct' following ar 3:00p.m. Everyone welcome. . HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Ash and Plum. Noel . He~nnann, pastor. Sundar. ~hool ~O:OOa. m., Morning Worship, 1..00 a.m,. W~ ­ nesday and Saturday Evening Services a1 7: :1) p.m. APPLE GROVE UNITED METHO- DIST CHURCH - Pa,;tm-. Rev . Carl Hicks, 10 mllcs· ahove Ractn(' on Rr . :'188. Sunday School q il.m., worship servlct> 10 a.m. Sunday ~;~venlflR SE'rvlu. 6: 00p.m.: · Prityer mePtln~ and Btbl~ S.rudy Thurs- day, 6:30p.m. MT. OLIVE UNITED METHODIST - Off 124, behl!'ld WllkPSvllle. Charles Jon(ls, p3s,or. Sunday School, 9: J(la.m.: m"rntnr. worship, 10: 30; Sunday and Thursday evenlnA services, 7:00p.m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po· meroy Pike. E . Lamar O'Bryant, pastor: Jack Needs, Sunday School Director. Sun· day School. 9:30a.m.; Morning Worship, 10: 45; evening worship, 7: DO p.m. CD.S.T. I & 7:30 (E.S.T . I: Wednesday Prayer Ser· vice, 1:00 p.m. ID.S.T. I & 1:30 P.M. (E.S. T . l: Mission Friends Cages 2-6), ,Royal Ambassadors (boys ages 6·18), and Girls In Action ~ages 6-18) on Wedn'e sdays, 7 p. m . (DS.T.I &7:30p.m . (E.S.T . t; Tuesday Vlsllat ion, 6:30p.m. · FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Sal - If!!!! Run Road, Rev. Emmett Rawson, pas· tor. Handley 0\Jnn, supt. Sunday Schad, lOJI..m.; SundayevenlngserviC'E", 7:30p.m . ; Bible teaching, 7:30p.m. Thursday. SYRACUSE MISSION, Cherry Sl .. Sy- racuse. Mark Morrow, pastor . Services, 10 a.rh. Sunday. Evening services Sunday ·and Wednesday at 6:00p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN UNION, Dwtghl Haley, llnl elder; Wanda Mohler, Sunday School I~ NOII'l'IIBMT CLUIITEJI .... Do•Ar·~­ ......... tCrafoll Bov.Sel.... iollao.. ALFRED - Chureh School 9: ll ~.m.; Woroblp,lla.m.; UMYF6:30p.m.; UMW '1blrd TuH9y, 7: :Jl p.m. Communion, llrs<Sunclay. (Archer) CHESTER - Worlblp 9 a.m.; Church Schooi!Oa.m.; lllbleStucly. Thui'oclay,1p. m.; UMW, nrat Thunday, I p.m.: Com· munton, first Sunday (A.J'ehfl'), TUPPERS PlAINS ST. PAUL - Churcb School 9 •.IlL ; Worahlp 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Tuesday, 7:30p.m.; Communion First Sunday (Archer). BAPTIST. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF Bible Study, 6:30p.m. ZION OIURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy- ship Sunday 1 p.m. and Wednesday, 1 p.m. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine a.m .; Larry Hayn,!S, s . S . Supt. Morning worshlr 10:Jl a.m. ~ Rev. Mel•lll Pl'ullllll Rev. Clem- 8. Z..lllca. lr. RAC NE CHURCH OF THE NAZA- .... Doll Meado ... -.-.en.. . . Rev. W•lq 'rlollell• RENE, Rev. John Vance, pastor: Sandy Justice, Chairman ot the Board of Chris· lleo;Bobtrlll&eele tJan Llfe. Sunday School9; 30 a.m.; MornIng worship 10: 30 a.m.; evangelistic service 7:00p.m. Wednelday service, 7 p.m. Reo. PMI Manlll ASBURY (Syracuoe.) - Worship 11 a.m. : Church School9: th.r\1.; Chat1e Bible Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m.; UMW,IIrsl Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.; Choir Rehearsal, Wednesday 6: :II p.m. (Thatcher) ENTERPRISE - Worlblp 9 a.m.: Church SchooiiO a.m.; Bible Study, Tues· day , 7:00p.m.; UMW, First Monday, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF Sund~. 6 p.m. Choir Rehearsal, Children's Bt 6:30p.m. Adult fol· lowtnr: Wedrlesday. (Frankll~) FLATWOODS- ChurehSchool,IOa .m. ; Worship, II a.m.; Blbh~ Study, Thurs· day, 7 p.m.; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m . (Franklin). FOREST RUN - l"onhlp 9 a.m.; Church School 10 A.M.: Choir practice, 'lbunday, 6:30p.m. ; UMW third Monday . (Thatch«) · HEATH {Middleport)-ChurcbSchool, 9:30 a.m.; Mornlng Worship 10: 30 a.m.; Youth Group, 4 p.m.; Wedne.day, Bible aludy 6: DO p.m. Choir rehearsa11: 00 p.m. (Zunl&a) MillERSVILLE - Church School 9: DO a.m.; Worship .ervtce 10:00 1.m.; UMW • .m.; Worship set'vtce 10:00 a.m. (Mar· tin) . POMEROY - Church School, 9:15a.m. Wednesday, 1:30 p.m.; UMW. HC:Ond Tuesday,1.:30p.m.; UMYFSandsy,6p.m. (Meadowlt ' ROCK SPRINGS - Church School. 9: 15 a.m.; Worlbtp 10 a.ll).; Bible Study, W<>dnesday, 7:ll p.m.; UMYF (Sentora), Sanday, 6 p.m.; (Juniors) every other Sun· day, 6 p.m. !Franklin). · Rtri"LAND- Church 1Scbool, 10 a.m.; Worlhlp. 11 up.: lJMW Ftnt Mondsy, (Sieelo) LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Dex- ter. Woody Call, pastor. Services Sunday 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday, 1 p.m. DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Lloyd Sayre, Sup!. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; morning worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday eventn1 aervlce 7 p.m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Sieve Deaver, Pastor. Mike Swiger, Sunday School Supt.: Sunday School 9:30a .m .; Morning worship 10:40 a .m. ; Sunday ('Venlng worship 7:30 p.m.; WednesdaY evening Bible study 7:30 p. rn. .BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH. Burlingham. Ray LaudennUI. pastcr. Robert Coza~. autsranr (llSicr. &inda,y School 10 a .m.; wcnt'Qp 7 p.m.; Wedneaday, 6 p.m. youth meeting: Wed , 7 p.m. church services. PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH, 'h mtle off Rt. 325. Rev. Ben J . Walls, pastor. Robert Searles, S.S. Supt . Sunday School 9:30a.m.: Morning Worship l.Q:J) a.m.; Sunday evening service 7: 30p.m.; Wednesday service, 7:30p.m. SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Lttlle. pastor. Steve Little, S. S. Supt. Sunday ScbOollOa.m.; Morning worstp, 11 a .m .; Sunday evening worship 7:30p.m. Prayf:'r meetlnll: and Bible study Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m.: Youttt meeting Wednesday at 7p.m . REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 38J N. ~Dd Aw·,. Mlddlepof1. Sunday Schoot 10 a.m. Sunday evenJng 7100 p.m .; Mld·week serviL"e, We:t. , 7 p.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH; Sunday Scn'bol 9;30 a.m.; Dallas Janey; s~.~opt.; Mornln~ worship 10:30 a .m.: Sun· day evening Rervtce, 7:30p.m.; Wednes· day tvenlng service, 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA · 1::tl p.m. (Crabtree) So\LEM CENTER- Church Schocl 9: ~ ~.m.; Morntaa Worlhlp IO:I!l a.m. . SNOWVILLE - Moratng Worlhlp, 11: DO a.m.: Church ScllooiiO:IIO"a.m. {Martini ZARENE. Rev. Glenn McMUlan, pastor. Mary Janice Lavend«, Sunday School Supt. Sunda_r School9:30 a .m.: Morning worablp 10:30 a.m.; Evanlelllllcaervlce, I p.m. ; Prayer •ndPral~eWednetday, 7p. m.; Youth meettn1, 7 p.m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Elden R. Blake, puler. Sunday Schod 10 o.m.; Gary Reed, La~,.der. Momtna ..rmon, ll o.m.: Su ntpl lt'I'Vlce1: Chr .. tl•n Endeavor 7: p.m., Softl lei'Yice 8 p.m. PrtaChilll 8:ll p.m. Mld-woek prayer moorlq, Wednesday, 1 p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, David Prettttce, puler. MU- ZIOIIer, Su 111ay Schod &apt. Morntnr Wonhlp 9:30a.m.; Su- . , _ lii:Jl a.m.: Evtnlnl ..,.. Vice, 1:111 p.m. MT. UNION BAPTIST. Putcr. Joe N. Say'!, Sundly Selloo19:t5o.m.: Ewnlna W'ontiiP ! :Ill Prayer MNttq. 1:311 p.m. W• . , T1.1PPI:U LAINS CBIJRCH OF , CJIIUST, RAiblrt Foottr. Jllll<r. -ani ~1. SuiiOriDbrad•t; Church 10hod .9o.m.; W..alpltl'lket:f5a.rn. CJU:sl ER CIIURCH OF DIE NAZA· RENE. a... JloriMrt Grato, I'Olltr. Fruk Rtlllt. tupl. lunda$' . . _ 1: lila. m.: W-p ..,..., \ll.m. aad 7 p.m. IIIIDdojl. Wet 'II', 7 p.m. Prapr moet· pl.; "'JAURE~ CLIFF FREE METIIOI>IST CHURCH. William Wllltomt, I'Ollir. RG borl E. Blrllla, Dlredcr of Cbrtstlaa E4u ool"-; Elllln, Utlltant. SUnday ... ~ .... " ~ ·. ,' CHURCH _ . (.\\\j(t 51re&l 13 Mil ltr• Mld.IPII:t. Ohio 41710 CHURCH SUPPLIES • IIILE8 SYRACUSE FIRSTOIURCH OF GOD. non·Penlecollal. Worship !Je'rvic. Sunday 10 a.m.; Suftday Schoolll a.m. Evening .worship servtcf 7:00 p.m. Wednesday prayer meetlng 7:00p.m. • MT. HERMON UNITED BR.ETHREN OF CHRIST. Charles Russel1 Sr., mlnl<ilcr; Nonnara Will, supt. Sunday Schod 9:30a.m.: Worship servlct 10:30 a.m . Bible study, Wednesday, 6:00p. m . REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. Port- CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION· AL CHURCH. Klnpbury Road . Rev . Clyde W. Hendersoo, . pastor. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; Ralph Carl, Supt Even· lng worship 7: 00 p.m. Prayer meet lriR. WednE'Sday 7:00p.m. OLD BETHEL FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH, %8601 State Route 7, Middleport. Sunday School. 10 a.m .: Sunday evening service. 7::11 p.m.; Tuesd~y ser· vice. 7:30p.m. services at 7: 30 g.m. FREEDOM G SPEL MISSION at Bald Knob', located. on County Road 31. Rev. Roger WHUol'd, PiSIOI', Sunday School 9; 30 a .m.; Morning Worsht 10:45 a.m .. Sunday evening worship 7:00p.m .; Wed· nesday ~M"nlng Bible Study 7:00p. m. WHITE'S CHAPE;L WESLEYAN CHURCH- CoolvUieHD . Rev. Phillip HI· denour. pastoc. Sunday School 9:30a .m. ; worship Sf>rvlce 10:30 a.m.; Bible study and worship service, Wednesday, 7 p. m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rny W. Carter, paste.-. MornlDg Worlhlp 10: 00 a.m. ; Bible Sctiool6:00 p.m.; Bible Study W-eeday 7:DO p.m. RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos Tillis, pastor. Sonny Hudsm., supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m .; Morning worship, 10: 30 a .m .: Sunday evening service 7:00p.m. Wednesday service 7 p.m . WMPO program 9 a.m. e ach Sunday . RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE . Samuel Basye. pastor. Sunday Sctlool9 :30 a .m . : Worship service 10: JO a . m.; Young people's $ervlce 6 p.m . Evangelistic servlr:e6: 30 p.m . WedneSday se rvice 7 p.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mille•· Sl., Mason, W.Va. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m.; Worship 11 a.m . and 7 p.m. Wednes· day Bible Study, vocal music, 7 p.~ . LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud- ding Lant, Mason. W.Va. J. N. Thacker. pastor. Evening service 7:XI p.m.; Wr>men's Ministry, Thursday, 9:30 a.m. ; Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study 1 7; 15 IN CHRIST CHURCH, Locatl.'d. In Texas Community oH Ct. Rt. 82. Rev. Robert Sanders, pastor. ~elf Holler, lay leader; Ed Roush, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; morning worship and children's church lO:Jl a.m.; evening preaching service first lhrt'E" Sundays, 7:30 r,.m .; SpeCial service fourth Sunday even ng, 7:30 p .m.; Wednesday Prayer Meeting, Bible Sludy and Youth Fellow· ship, 7: ll p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. Located on 0. J . While Road of Highway UiO. Pal Hensoo, pastor. Sunday School10 a .m. ClasJPs for all ages. Junior Chureh 11 a .m.: Morning worship 11 a,m. Adult Choir practtce6 p.m. Sunday . Youna Pea. plf''s, Chtldren's Church and Aduh Bible Study, Wf'dnesday at 7:30-p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant St.. Mt<ldlepon. Alftllaled with $0uthern Baptist C9nven110n. David Bryan, Sr .. Ml· nlster. Sunday School 10 a;m. ; Morning wonhlp 11 a.m.; Evening worship 7 p.m.: Wednesday evening Bible s1udy and prayer meet1ng 7 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, 51. Rt . 124 and Co. Rd. 5. Scotl Stewart. pas· tt>r. Wlllta·m Amberger, S. S. Supt. : Sun· day School 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship 10: 30 a .m.; Evening worship 7:30 p.m . WE'dnesday worship 7:30p.m. ST. . PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner meroy. pastor. servt(.'(! Sycamore and Second Sts .• Po· The Rev. William Mlddleswart, Sunday School 9:45a .m. Church 11 a.m. SACRED .,• , • FIIWII ,.,, , ,• ' ( ..........,.... ,_.,, CHURCH oiMlddleport,tnc.. l:iPeariSI .. Rev. Ivan Myers. pastor: Ro~er Manley, Sr .. Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9: 30a.m.; Morning Worship 10:30 a .m.; 'Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening BiblE" study, prayer and praise service. 7:30p.m. LIVING WORD CHESTER GIJURCH OF GOD - Gilbert Spencer, pBStCI'. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Morning ~ervlce !O:OOa.m.: Sunday evenlne~ervtce7:00p. m.; Mid· week prayer &ervlce Wedn8day 7p.m. MT. OLIVE FULLGosPELCOMMUN· ITY CHURCH, Lawrence Bu1h, pastor. Max Folmer, Sr .. S. S.Supt. Sunday Schod 9: :JJ a.m.; Sunday even ina; tervlce. 7: 30 . m.; Wednacloy evenlnl Bible ltlllly ancl pralle JerVIce, 7:30p.m. , UNITED FAITH CHURCH. Rt 1 on Po- meroy By-Puo..Rev.l!Obert E. Smtih, Sr. Va. The Rev. Goo!IOC . Welrldr. put«. Sunday SChod 9:30a.m.; Iunday wcrshlp • CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH,Iooaledon PomerOJI Plk., County Road :Ill • - Flal· woolll. a... Blodlwoocl, pulcr. llervtc• oo Saotla)'at10:30a.m. and 7:30p.m. wtth SanciiQII!rhool9: 30a.m. BtllltStutly, Wed· neaday, 7:111 p.m. FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CKRIIT, St. Rl. 338. Allllq•tty. Rev, Fruklill Oldcon1, putcr. SanciiQI momIn• 10 a.m.; SUnday -IDI 7:!11 p.m. Tlitt"Erlal 7:~:14 DENT HOLI· MID TlND NEll RCH. lac., 'B Pur! II. Rev. --...~...l<r. lloprlluley. Sr....... - ........ ..... :r .....k.: .....I 'LID• ......• "'' 1#. - p: , • ....., •• ,. ........... 7': ....... • ..... ,~...., ~~[~ -oto • • Vl... llill.... Jlll!lcr; Cltattlt , .... llllllllly lit- Supt.; . . . da) S<hoolt: iloa.m.: momlltaw'"'lhlp 11 a.m.: Bunda$' ft'ILtl1lll M\'1& 7:30p.m. 7:30 p. ... FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle '· Bordea. purer. Coraellua - · tupt . .. Solid&$' Scltod wonblp 9:30a.m.; Soeoncl lourtb SUndiQit .,...,. al 2: 3Dand p. m. . MT. MORIAH IIAPTIST, Fourth and Main St.. Middleport. Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr .. poJIOI'. Mn. Ervin Baumprdner, Sunday School Supt. Sunday 5<- 9: 30a. m.; Worlblp SerVIce, 10:45 •.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - JolfP(I B. H011dna, evaaplllt. Sunclly BlbleStudy9a.m.; Worlhlp,10a.m.j San· day evenlq service 6 p.m.;. Wednaday eYenlnllei'VIce, 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, RadDe, Rl. J:U. WOllam Hobadl, -!cr. Sunday 'Schod Ill a.m.; SUnday eYt!tltng _,Ice 7 p.m. Wednesday~\!'&:""'"" 7 p.m. CARPENTER B . Dan ChNCIIt, Supt. Sundaz School 9:30 a.m. Morn~~~« '\ ale Sundays. • •, THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. ~ APOSTOLIC FArrll - N8o Lima Rd., j nat 10 Far! Molp Park, Rutlolld. l!Obert , Rlctuonla. pastcr. Servtcos al 1 p.m. on , Wednesdays an<f Sandsya. • HARRISONVILLE HOUNESS CHAP· I TER of lhe Wesleyan Hol1De11 ChurCII. Rev. David Ferrell, putor. HellJ'Y Eblll'l, : m.; Mornln1 Worship 11 a.m.: Evenlq service 1:30 p.m. Wednt!lday ev.nlna Hr· ., , Sunday School Sup!.: Suitday SchooiiO o. • "' vice 7: ~_p.m . ~ STIVEI!SVILLE WORD OF FAITH, Cary Holler, pastor. SuDday servlcel9: I) a .m. and 7 p.m.; Midweek service, 7:30 p. m. Thurlday. :· 1 MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Third , Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Not· ttnaham, Sunday Scho<ll SUpt. Sunday School 10 a.m. with cluiH for all a1e1· Evening service~ at 6 p.m. Wednelday Bt· biP study at 7:30p.m . Youth tervlcea Frl· day at 7:30p.m. • .. ., Middleport. Brother Chuck McPhenoo, pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Sunday evening Jervtces at 7 p.m. and Wednl!lday service! at 7_p.m. !• " ' • 1 ANTIQVITY BAPTiST. Kenneth Smith, lablmol'l' Clrwl•• N'N Yerlt MIIWMirl' lit' L Pet . 11 11 II II . t i l li U •.PI ~ It If .-IR I It 111 .ah -1 I 17 .1. . . ... .... t Tn.M lAIIAHII t .111 11 11, 17 II .117 ! 1-1 I& ...Q $1't II 1': .111 8 It It .Jill II OakUd , .e• n ....... rttr C'allforllllla IY-11IU1' Chlcqe Mla-.u '11111 ............. " C'lrvflaiMI I, ku. . fllr I MII...R•I.Mia . . . . t ..... Clltda.al s .. DI,_.. ...... . ..... .... ..u.~e~ ... IS II .Ill II II .-111 I -1 1117.JUS 11 II .171 IIISMt¥ t 1-1 1-1 .IN 1-t 1-t .IH !JuFl'MdKv \Ja 2. IJIS ...NS 12 17 .-1.1-1 n.t~~c~•'• ...., Rewllltll O.lcqol, s.. Dl•• I S..Prudla&.Pit~ .. .._l FrldQ'11GamM PrW.'•O•m• T.._ (I.Ju S--1 I 1M BM161l (CINWM :1-1 ).7 • O. . lu fllrwart 1-1) .. DfiNit tT..... f.l), 7:a MI•IIIH• ~I . IIMIIII·I) .acte.~elaa• Cl!llaek 1·-11. 1:8 ~-fall .. rllla t.tblloU HJ • Toi'Hto ~Cnualf.ll. .sn - II It .AI Jlo1tllo•l, ""'lllrelll~. lllallap New Yol'll.l, Cl•dn•U e, lll••ap Atlula J, r••tlel ...• I I!Jl, ...... II, Lo11 Mpla I Caltllrlllal, Ter.-ot, tlllltllap Alc:-aps........ NPW l 'ork II, Tftllfl 1 "J·m· GB II II .171 - IJ II .IH - ,.m. 7:11p.m. !W.u-. (l.u . . . WI .till Ballim..-. iSt-hrNdll-lJ , II:tt p.m. ~..... nt)'t . . . . .rM)UMIIwll'!· liiH {81ra.Mfl •• ), 8: II p.m. N"" Yorlt ~Cfa*lar• 1--t) at flllt·..o (M. Pern l·ll,llz• p.m. Rouloa (CIUtJ 1·1) at N•w \'ork (Cow 1--11,7:11 p.M. Pldlu.I..WaCHewr-llt-lla&Chtda-.11 car....q a..t ). 7:11 , .m. (1 . Blntua 1-1) .. A.llanta !UIIIfiiMt· I.J), 7:tlp.m. f.ltle.p(8~ ... 1--I)MLMAn~f'l' (Belclw 1-t), lf:tl,.m. Plltalrt .. IW... t-1) M MIUI Dlcp Cllltow U), It: II •·•· St. ¥.• ~Ma..... l ·t) a1 San .lllft. f'ruc:M (Gir~II-I),II:Jip . m. ... ...,.,.o.,... ....,.••• N~w Vor• st. ~.oak at 8• Frudlk'O Mo•rul ..a AUuta, nlaN ClllcapaiiAIMpla.alahl o.w..... Drtnll Pitt-."' .. • ftu Dlep, 111 .... leles taking pari In this year's Invitational" Fisher remarked. Some of the top Individuals are Jim Monk of Nelsonville, and Gregg Harris of Jackson for the boys. For the girls Michelle Crouse of VInton County and Shelly Marks of Warren. On of the former participants In lhe Invitational Is Ohio Unlver· slty All-American Greg Jones. Jones who In 1984 sel lhe Invitational record for the shot put (55'%") and discus (154'8") finished second In the NCAA Indoor Track Championships In 1988 to earn All-American honors. Prelims In thl' track events get under way at .10 a .m. with the finals getting under way a Ill: 40. The feUd events finals get under way at 10. MEIGS INVITATIONAL TRACK MEET GIRLS RECORDS EVENT . HOLDER Mellall Nullfor Deanna Lockey SHOT PUT DISCIJS . ' LONG JUMP HIGH JUMP 3200 RELAY A. Dixoo T. Boring Ne- ,, iJ ~ A. Dixon SttpMnle English Tumer l:~~ASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Sun- ;· day afternooo services at 2.:30. Thur.:!ay evenln1 services~~ 7:30. . • i FIRST BAPTIST CHlJRCH, Muon, W. I600METERS 400M. RELAY • o; ~ ' RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa· lem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sunday School tO a.m. : Sunday evealDI7:00p.m.; Wednetday evening prayer meeting 7:00 p.m. '• 400METERS llO M. HURDLES 81111 mETERS !OOMETERS 32011 METERS !!DO RELAY ~ strtrker, pa11oc. Sunday Schod 9 a.m.; \0: CHURCH, su..r Ridge. Duane Syden- , lpStrvlce.IOa.m.; Sunday evening tee, 1:DO p.m. Wedoeoclay nl&bt Bible 7:00p.m. ~ • ~ ~ $ 13.0 I . ~~o ~:40.2 Warren 53.3 LOUISVILLE , Ky . !UPI ) Easy Goer, trying to become the tirst 2-year· old champion to win the Kentucky Derby since Spec· tacular Bid In 1979, Thursday drew the No. 14 post for the first leg of racing's Triple Crown. The chief rivals of the 3·5 favorite - Sunday Silence and Housto~- ~celved better startIng positions tor Saturday 's f %-mile classic at Churchill Downs. Easy Goer trainer Shug McGaughey would have pre· fer~ to see the chestnut son of Alydar In the middle of the 16-horse field, spots enjoyed by Sunday Silence and Hou~ton . Sunday Silence, the 3-1 second choice trained by Charlie Whit· !Ingham , drew the No.10 hole. D: Wayne Lukas' Houston, the cothird choice at 8-1, got the No.6. Western Playboy, lhe other co· third choice, drew No.3 hole, and H. Fyffe 62.5 NelaG~ville 48.1 Vlntoo 2:32.11 Warren 26.6 Melp 12:40.1 Federal Hocking 4:2I.9 Wellstoo A. Dlxoo P . Will V. Comer A. Trainer Debbl• Kidwell Easy Goer 's highly r egarded stablemate Awe Inspiring drew No. 13. Howeve r , Ea sy Goer did not get stuck on the rail In the No. 1 hole or exiled In the auxiliary gate- Churchill Downs wheels onlo the track when the field exceeds 14. Clever Trevor, the Oklahomabred winner of the Remington Park Derby and runner-up In the Arkansas Derby. drew No. 1. Maryland outsiders Wind Splitter and Northern Wolf rece ived Nos . 15 and 16. For Easy Goer, the blgges t ris k in the No. 14 Is the presence of Wind Splitter and Northern Wolf The entire field for the !15th running of the Derby, with jockeys and odds , from the rail out: 1, Clever Trevor. Don Pettln· ger, 30-1: 2, Flying Continental, Corey Black, 30.1: 3, Western I985 I985 I985 ALEXANDER - Chris Stewart fired a 4 hitter and Eddie Crooks played a brUlant de!en· slve game behind the plate as the Meigs Marauders defeated the Alexander Spartans 2·0 Thurs· day evening. The only difficult Inning for Stewart .was In the second when with two out, Stewart walked . three straight Spartans but got the lead off hitter, Hawk to hit a comebacker to the mound to end the threat . On the defensive side, Crooks fast becoming one of the ·best ·defensive catchers In the area, threw out three would be Spartan ba!!e stealers. I studied the Bible for a number of years and yet did not really know the meaning of thll vene. When I was 40 ye.ars old, I had been locked up for 10 years for murder and robbery. I bad escaped, been re-arrested, charred with another murder, and put Into solitary confinement. I thought that my world had come to an end and that there was no one to turn to. How wrong I was! There was one I had lunied my back on long ago. Thai someone was Jesus Chrllt. When l picked up the Bible In that lonely cell, I found John 8:12. When r asked Jesus to take control of my llfl', I felttbe Holy Splrll touch me, and I knew that Cl!rllt, the light of life, had come Into my life. I knew I would never walk In darkness a11aln. After four times In• prison, havlnr spent 25 years of my life locked up, J was tlnally free. Jesus bad set me free. Even though I am still In prison I am tree. I ltve every day for Jesus. Jesu9 can Set us free when we let Him control our life. '" , .' . HOLD!!£ SHOT PUT HIGH JUMP LONG JUMP DISCUS POLE VAULT 32011 RELAY G. Jones G. Singer M. Sayn' G. Jones 100 H. HURDLES IOIIMETERS 16011 METERS 4011 M. RELAY RI!COBD 211'8" I~'8" NeltCI'IVIIle sayers. Janes Oberhauar Dupler s. TerrellEna:llsh F. COlman F. Cllmpbell B. l!Oblnsm M. Chancey Wet Howard E. Kitchen 4011METERS F . Coleman 3011 M. HURDLES C. Adam& 81111 METERS Ttm Seewrs 2110METERS F . Coleman · 3200METERS T. Sblftlet I600RELAY Bulcber ' IKJJIOOL Nelsmvlllf' 55'\!" Federal Hocking 6'2" Trlmblee Gerald Moort> Molgs Trimble ••• 12'9" 8: ~1.2 I5.1 Nelsoovllle Wellstcm Alexander 11.1 4:35.5 45.8 Metes 5I.5 40.6 2:0.1.1 22.6 Ill: 15.1 Trimble Federal Hocklna: 3:34.6 Wellstoo TrimblE" Warren Wellstm . Stnaer Coet) NEW YORK (UP!) Bruce Froemming ejec YorkMelsManagerDa John· son and Kevin Elster In lhe fifth Inning Thursday night for vehemently protesting a called strike against Elster. The Reds wish he had ejected third baseman Howard Johnson Instead. Howard Johnson homered with one out In the lOth Inning to live the Mets a 3-2 victory over the Reds. - FlaSIIIINN ' ...,.ta •• • IISUYATIONS X •-cAll 304-675-5719 • , ·•' rayrr - .... ·--.,.. 1 I ····-· .,1111 4 & SiT., lUI 6. Fll., lUI 5-9110 ,....1sJO ...._ "lockola"-D. J. u,llt ... s........ '• -Taken from Tile Vpper Room, Dally De\lotlonal Gukle '111• ,... lean ,.,_, ,....1 ..... '' ' •• PIL\YD: Fatlter, I lllark " " Ia J•u' aame for tile llpt ot IUe. 1 ..11 Y" to .... me b)' lltla fiP* Ill 111M I wiD ttever . .aln walk Ia darlaMu bullh.. l wlllk .. tile llrtd ot tile Lord. ~II lA\ ~·,1 1<0\JH: j~ f< II~ I 'iT I'¥~ The Daily Sentinel (U8PS 145-tiiO) A Dlvllloa of Multimedia. Inc. Published every afternoon, Monday throogh Friday, 111 Court St :, Po· meroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Publishing Company /Multlmedla, Inc. , Pomeroy, Ohio 45169, Ph. 992-2156. Second clau p01tqe paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. 20°/o OFF ALL WOMEN'S SHOES Member: untied Press International, lntandDaUyPreoaAssoclaUonandlhe Ohio New1paper A11oclaUon. National Advertlalnl Repretentative, Branham NOW THRU MOTHER'S DAY . . .~ . ··· ~ 1011 to~ IIAY heorj f;"'tlb h ~ '"'- "~"' ou.:J::t.~ ~"' If~ SHOE PLACE· ~ Middleport Ohio r-;;:--::-:::::~~~~ FREE MOWERI* em I984 I98.1 1986 I985 1984 1983 1984 1981 HARDWARE !lib. oona.te mi<.. .. 2.89 it's.hot. Naib · y,,. <lore !,lOWUO J 9 , lb ' Common,, ..•. ,.. • Na 12C.m. . 5()lb.llo: 15.95 Poltinr Soil 40 lb . . 1.89 Pollinr Milt 40ib. 1.89 Otevron Oii.IIJ.40 . 7.9' qt. ·GROCERY YEAR I984 I984 198.1 I9114 1981 I9114 cvo ::o. wo1k o' ~v lffl 11!1 l ougn ~tl mow•l'l9 ct> ! •es 1 1\"' ~ t. II htii·IIOal•l'tQ o. r ~ w•'h ·~ • ""'til t> ro"a" tt>OII ·a·lo .. ~ ro c n ~ ronloo• ~ lo p r e •t~· \CI •Ol ~(l 0 1ne· ~" ' ''"'~ l('a •u· ~s •!lCI~ -le 1 a ~I'Ji l~u·~ c~,olt •no< ""' '9~·· J'IC Pow..-l(.rog mt\ n 1~. r11 11 ·~1'1-1,11 Slnnettr t •'• 44& ·4524 BOYS INVITATION RECORDS ! '·• • SPRING VALLEY CINEMA fifth ranked team- the Wellston Golden Rockets In Sectional play this Saturday a t Glouster begin· ning at 12 noon. I9114 I983 1985 I986 I984 I983 I986 I984 I985 I9114 mow "IJ r,•a:M!! ChDICI of .• Of" I . . . I II •Ge• llflwt, or INII "YGrlll"l o( Gri~l , IIIII«UQf'Ci tl'l t 10\llllh. f'c .. er ..; n~ If~ U, IJ oS II ~C'IJ' ·foo~ ' 'a'llf ~~1oi ft,. Oliii1 Cor1f•gl •bt<•91.tb0dl 4 \ '"'' '!' ... • <:II' I J~U ~•o; '' f1 11 0'"'0! •I Qt1 (J•JJ •Ht~ ' ~(I ~llittM"'O!Il:t IC ; I'IOM f' I'C.r" ALL MODELS GIEAnY IEDUCED . SAVE up to ll,SOO oa 20 b.p. Sua Star. Reed's Country Store .., ,, tJ• "Gtt 1 fr• 4r' mower dect 111d hitch when you buy a new 12 hp Power Kine-.. or a frn 41" mOWff dtck and hitch (or a 60'' deck 1nd hh:ch fo r $1001 when you buy a 14. 17 or 20 b~ Power Kina. Set us for d•tJils and upiration date. Reed's CountryStore 4th&Main 4th&:Moin -· -- LAWN-BOY '88·DEMO ,....,..., hor~anlohhalt tntllntWIIII(II'n.,re lullrlclllan .~ • Hrctr•tllc tootp•l wtttt crulw eontrot $3795 Reed'a Count-Store FRIDAY, MAY 5 & SATURDAY, MAY 6 HOUSE OPEN 8:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. Many Storewide Ooeeouts luide and Out! Specials on · · 64 OJ YuDcleLJenl Gran Trimmen and STOlE 2.49 18ozDirt.. Window Cl•ne buy one ret one FREE 32 oz Par am ounl Dill Pidtlea .. .. .. ...... . LildeDelobieD .. ih Squorea I0 p~~:k ... . Calfee............ 'I"'" •alttt- OPEtl Sunshine Cat Food ~!\!~•. 3.99 Pepsi 24·12 oz. can8 .... 5.89 2 Li1er Pepsi ... 89C Pepsi 8 pack, 16 oz.... 1.69 Phhl)rp. IZ oz Trecl ....... IZozMuwell H..uelnalanl Ph: o1h6J~MUmllloMutM ·Ir2l - '"'"'""' •12·vtlftllctrt lf•t : x 10. PfltUmltlc MJttl·trac re~rttr• • 4'1tllln rtlr·.....,nlotlfutltank ~=":,f, or • • 2illlllt, l>llt·mounttd -Utthls .,d IIIIUtthiS • Two·r-ttm llttf warronty !Et':c~r/r~=•IDIISontrr SAVE NOW • c.• ~"''""'hie S1300 •Ill lit ......... •-•~c pUmp • Eatanlly-ltltctlriwwtlllz·ll'.,.,., PltandhY'(rMttlt: allactmont Mf • I .... ......ta. IIMttlaiiii"Oitlo t·U... I21 --••••u FIRESIDE INII 'l'" v~u t !Ww 11 1~ . 17. o• :1) lip J«<rol.- •"91"" •~ " • •llarnol"'e dt·W compot~.-.h vwwe 9ot rn. ,trcnorl'l o< • "Mia~ s:•1 tr.mt ,., • 11 HP KohltrMig,..,mtwln•cyllndfr . Silence , Pat Valenzue la. 3-1 : 11, Irish Actor, Don Howa rd , 50-1: 12, Notation. McCauley, 50·1: 13, Awe Inspiring, Cra ig P erret, 3-5; 14, Easy Goer, Pat Day , 3·5: 15, Wind SpUtler, Donnie Miller, 50-1, and 16, Northern Wolf, Jo Jo Ladner , 50·1. AUTOMOTIVE . ,' . Playboy. Randy Romero, 8-1; 4. Hawkster. Ma r co Cas ta neda. 30-1; 5, Shy Tom. Chris Antley, 8-1; 6, Houston, La!flt P!nc ay, 8-1; 7, Dansll, Larry Snyder , 20-1; 8. Faultles s Ensign, Chris DeCarlo, 50-1; 9, Triple Buck. Jose Santos. 30-1: 10. Sunday The Marauders broke a scoreNew~per Soles, 733 Third Avenue, New York, New York 10017. less Ue In the sixth. Jeff McElroy and Vince Vanaman led off the POSilllASTER: Send address chanll"" Inning with singles after Baker to The D&Uy Senltnet, ll1 Cou~ Sr., - Pomeroy, Ohio 457lll. grounded out. Keith Mattox reached on a error to score IIUJI8CIIIPTION BATI!S II)' carrt• or Motor Boolo McElroy and Crooks singled to One Weelt ...................................$1.40 drive ,In Vanaman with the One Month .................................SQ.III games other run. One Year .......;......................... $12.1111 The Marauders had 5 hils wes . SINGLE COPY PRICE Young. McElroy, Vanaman, D&lly .................... ............... 25 Cents Crooks and Terry Fields each Sublcrlbersnoldeotrtngtop.aythecarhad singles. Stewart went the rter may remit In advance cllrect ro route piking up his seconds TheDallySen<lnelona3,6or12monlh. victory without a loss, giving up4 !:.~: Cr<dll will be gtvencarrtereach hits, striking out 6 and walking 8. No subocrtpllons by mall pennllled tn Jeff Grins ted was the hard luck areas where home Clll'rler service IJ available. loser for Coach Jay Rees and his Spartans, Gr!nsted went the MaiiSabocrr.ttoaa ropte giving up only 5 hits, • I3Weei•}.~. ~.~~. ~".~Y, .... $19.:U walking 3 and striking out 10. 26Weelts .................................. $37.96 Weather permitting the Ma· 52 WeeiG ................ .................. $14.36 rauders will travel to Miller I3 Weelts~~.lftl~..~~~~. ~".~ ... $20.811 tonlghl to the play the Falcons :u; Weeits .. :...................... ......... $40.ll 52 WeeiG ................ .................. $15.40 and will play the States Class AA _ T . Cremans Jennifer Curtis Hta1her Dean Ticta Hart ;: SOIITH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT I~.8 Meigs S. English C. Tumor ~· Va. Pastor, Bill Murphy . Sunday School10 a.m.: Sunday eve-ninA 7:30p.m. Prayer, meetinl and Btblestudy Wednelday, 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. Nelsoovute Melp Metp Cremeans . S. Engltsh Stewart H. Kern D. Engi!Jh EVENT '· IO: 41.5 I986 1985 1985 I985 1985 Howard IOOHURDLES IOOMETERS 81111 RELAY • Sunday School 9:30a.m.; WorthlpiiOI'VIce, Meigs YEAR Haddox NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· 10:30 a.m.; Youth service Sunday 6; 15 p. m. Sunday evenlngservlce7:00p.m. Wednesday Prayer Met"tfng and Bible Slucty RECOIID Swartz • ~ ZARENE, RPV. Glft'ldon Stroud, putcr. IKJJIOOL Eastern 31'IO\! .. Federal Hocking 91·21! .. Nelsmv:llle 1&'4" . Vint_CJI: ·~ .. ~'61fl" ' gets No. 14 post Stewart stops Spartans on four-hitter; MUS wins, 2-0 . PIIIIMf't .... aatC'IItdn. . l,allhl llM.nitO'IIOam'l'll Callfor1h aa T.I'OIIIlo Mia. .-. II ('lnelaiMII FULL GOSPEL LlGHTIIOUSE, 330411 ' It lui W L Pt't . GB IS II .M1- ECCLES !A FELLOWSHIP, 1211 Mill St., ) JHuo •aid. "I am lbe llrht of lbe world; be who follows me will no& walk In darllnesa, bvl wW ltave Ibe IIJhtofllfe." - John8: 1% (BSV) ' ' Eul , THE LIGHT OF LIFE Amen. AMERICAN U:.tGlJI!: ~ WorlblplO:~a.m. Prayeraent~,altem· Sermonette FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, Walnut and Heney SU., RaveuWOOII, W. nfldQ, 1 D.m. m. MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH: David School 9:30 a .fn.; Sunday momlng service, 11 a.m.; Sunday evenlq service, 7:30p.m. Wedn£"Sday prayer meeting, 7: JO p.m . l : ~J'a't.VI OUR LUTIIERAN CHURCH, Sch0Cll9:30a.m.; MDmlaiWorlblp10:30; Eventac Worlhlp 7:00 p.ll\,; Wedtneaday Pr#~~~~ ~i'/tRCH, Ranr•d '. Sr., Muaa. SUnclly ScbooiiO a.m.; lion· laawonltlplla.m.; Evoalal.,...,.&p. m. p._ moettaeancl Blblo Study Wed- Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom Kelly, pastor. Danny Lambert, S. S. Supt. Sunday morning serviL'f' at 10 a.m.; Sundly even· ing service 1:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday services at 7:30p.m. Curfman, pastor. Sunday Scbool.10 a.m.; worship service 11 a.m:; Sunday ni~t:ht worship servlcf' 7:30 p.m.: Midweek . prayer servl~ Wednesday 7 p.m. WESLEY AN BIBLE HOLINESS New YM'klli Clllt.... alpt S.llltlt II ....~.... NATIONAL I.EAGUI: ROCK SPRINGS - The sixth annual Meigs Track Invitational will be held this Saturday; begln!ng at 10 a.m. at Meigs High School. · Seventeen teams throughout Southeastern Ohio will take part In the meet. Meet Director Gordan Fisher lists the boys favorites as Jack· son. NeisonvUle and Warren. Other boys teams taking part will be Eastern. VInton County. Fed· era! Hocking, Alexander, Kyger Creek and the host Meigs team. In the girls meet, Fisher lists Vinton County, Federal Hocking, Warren Local and the host Meigs team as the favorites. Other team taking part In the girls competition will be .Eastern. Jackson, Alexander and Nelsonville. ·..we have some excellant ath· PO.ROY, 0110-992-6677 lillii!Hdltl ....... ""' ftl p.ulcr. Melvin Untirt. s. ~· SUpt. Swtday VICTORY BAPTIST. 525 N. 2nd St., Middleport. James E . Keesee, pastor. Sunday momlng worship 10 a.m.; Even· lng service 7 p.m.; WE'dnf'5day evening worship 7 p.m. Visitation Thursday 6: 30 p. a-aa,••••-•• Meigs.to host annual track and field meet pastor. Sunday Schad 9:30a.m.; church servtce7:30p.m,; youthfellowthlp6:30p. m.; Blblestudy, Thursday. 7:30p.m. Rev. Davki McManis, pastor. Church W. Va.; Rt. 1, James Lewta, pastor. Wor· ship services 9::.1 a.m.; Sunday Schoolll a.m.; Evening wor..lp 7:30p.m. Tuelday cottaae prayer meet:lnl and Bible Stud)' 9: 30 a:m.; Worship aervl~, WedDelday HEART CHURCH, Msgr. Anthony Glannamore. Ph. 992-5898. Satur· day Evening Mliss 7:30 p.m. ; Sunday Mass. 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Confet~slons one h8.\f hour befow each Mass. CCD clasSE>S, 11 a.m. Sunday . p.m. HARTFORp CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Harllon!, W. Va . u •. m. (8.,.,,, ------------...1 L School 9:30a.m.; Morning worship 1U: 3U a.m.; Teens In Action, 6 p .m.: Evenln~ Worship, 7:00 p.m . Choir practice 8 p.m. Sunday. Wednesday evening prayer and Bible study. DEXTER · 11141112·1117 -IIII.CJOK81 Grove. The Rev. · Will iam Mlddleswarth, HY SELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. paste.-. Church servl~ 9:30a.m.; Sun.,..... , 0 . H. Cart, pastor. Sunday School at 9: JOa . SchoollO: 30 a.m. m.; Morning worship atl0:30 a.m.: Sun· BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, day evening servlceat7: 30 p.m . Th_u rsday Tom Runym, pastor. Sunday School 9: 30 CENTR.U; CLUIITEJI ·• land-Racine Road. Mike Duhl, pastor: Janice Danner, church school director. Church 9Chool9: 30a.m.; Morntn~~: worshtri 10:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m.: Wednesday evening prayt'r HOBSON CHURcH OF CHRIST IN services, 7:30 p ~ m . CHRISTIAN UNION. Therm Durham, BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev . Earl pastor. Sunday service,' 9: JO a.m.; even· Shuler, pastor. Worship serviCE", 9:30a.m. lna lei'VIce 7; 00 p.m. Prayer meeting, • SUnday School J.0:30 a .m. Bible Study and W-aclay, 7: DO p.m. prayer servi~ Thurtday, 7:30p.m. Har,rllmvWe Rd. Robert Purtell, mlnt!i· ter; Steve Slan~ey. S. S. Supt.; BtU McEI· roy, Aut. Supt.; Sunday School 9:30a.m.: WoJihip service 10:30 a.m.; Evening wor· m.; Wortlllp Service ll:OOa.m. 992-2975 lver SWain, Sunday School Supts. Preach· lng9:30a.m. each Sunday; Sunday School REEDSVILLE- Cbur<h School9: 30a. day. 6:00p.m.; Communion Flut S~Dday <1 Monlh ~Crofo«). · ; Worahlp ~0:30 a.m.; Choir rehett,rsal FIRST Sprint:, mlnlller; Starung Massar and 0'· CHRIST, Joseph B. Hoskins, pastor. Bible Clan, 9:30a.m.; MornlngWorshJp10:30a. m.; EvenlDg Worship, 6: :II p.m. Thunday ·R4clae. Rev. James Satterfield, pastor. Corner Sixth and Palmer. James Seddon. P'!stor. Edna WU sltl, S.S. Supt .: Cathy R{ns. Alai. Supt. Sunday SchOd. 9: 1~ a. m.; Morning Worship, JO: l5a.m.; Sunday :Eveabtg service, 7 p.m. Prayer meeting and BJble Study Wednesday evening, 7 p. m: : Children's choir practice, Wedoes· ~tV, 7 p.m .; Adult choir practice. Wed.. 8 P:m .; Radio program, WMPO, Sunday, 8;10 a.m . SNOWVILCE - Worship 9:00 a.m.; Church Schoollii:OO a.m. (~!In) . KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rog!!' JOPPA - Woroblp 9:30a.m.; Church SchOCIIJO:lla.m. Bible Study Wedrlesday. 1:30 p.m. (JohnsOII). LONG BO'M'OM - Church sChool 9: ll a.m.; Worship 10:30 a.m.; Bible Stlldy. Wednesday. 1:30 p.m.; UMYF Wednes- !bird Wednesday, I p.m. (Thatcher) PEARL CHAPEL .. Chureb School9: DO · Fteeman Williams, Supt. Sunday School 9:f5 a.m.: Sunday and Wednesday even· RACINE - Otun::h School, IO a.m.; Wor· a.m.: Worshlo 10:15a.m. (Steele). S\f)Jt. SUnday Schod 9: ~ a .m.; MorntnA: WOn,.p 10: 3o a.m.; Evenlng Worship 7: ll p,.,,; Wedne!day prayer meetlng7:llp.m. 'MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. (Grace). SALEM CENTER- Church School9: I5 UNITED IIOI'I'IIOOaT CIRJJI(:H PoMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. Lys<m '• MIDDLEPORT • 204 Condor St. P_ro,, 011. confer a lovelier gift upon us than in the spring, when He adorns the earth with O~rs. Wherever you live, you can either find them, grow them or buy them. In the country, you can see the wildflowers strewn through the meadows ~d tinting the hillBides with an overlay of color. The branches of trees come alive with blooms. Even in the desen, tiny blossoms emerge &om the sand. In the cities, people cultivate gardens and window boxes. Flowers can send messages: "I love you," "I'm sorry," "Get well,'' "CongratUlations," etc. They help to ·celebrate happy times and give comfon to sad ones. At your House of Worship, leam the many fonns of God's love for us, including His gift of the flowers that enhance the eanh in spring. ship 11 a.m.; UMW fourth Monday at 7: l> p. m .; Men's Prayer Breakfast, Wednesday, 8 a .m. IGrace) . IIEJGII COOPBIL\TJVE PABIIII Sister Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday ~hool9:30 a.m.; Morning Worslllp, 10: ~5 a.m. Halley. minister; Saturday evening evangelistic services, open to public, 7 p. m.: Sunday Church School, 9:30 a .m.: Morning Worship 10:30 a .m. 011 Rl. 124, 3 mlle5 from Portland·Lonp; Bot · 1001. Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday Schod, 9: 30 a.m.; Sunday morning preachln~ 10:30 a.m.: Sunday evening services, 7: 30 p.m. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ' lrtl servleeS. 7 p.m. "Stning 264 s. 2M. .....,. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES ~~LOWERS At. no other time of the year does the Lord p.M.; ml<l....t< 0!1"1ce, W-IlY. 7 p.m. !':RACE EPISCOPAL OIURCH, 31!6 E. - : 16141992·2039 .. 16141992-5721 • rnorrmt; WOI"SN.p 10: » ·a.m.; eventng.servtce6 GRAHAM l FUNERAL HOlE p,,,,g GET SOME BREAD WITH AWANT AD ~art. &!~ Sctl:d SUJL Olurch SctD:i 9:15a.m.; W<i>lip S..W:. 10::11 a.m. 0\olr re~ ~. 1<45 p.m. umer direction Of !.Dis Blo't. POMEROY CHURCH OF 11IE NAZA· RENE, CDr..,. Unlm and MullEn'y, R.v. ~sGJm McC!u"', past<r. Nonnan l'!os· Sunlay ' 992-5141 214 E. Main 992· 51:10 Pomeroy OONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, S. S. &lpt., I) ROWIIS fOI IVDY O(CASIOII 172 North Soconl .... . . ._,, Oltio 1"!(, ' • •• I f•••••" SALES & SERVKE TRINJl'Y ' llawlings.Coats-Biower ·1 BROWN & SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY Rev. 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The Regional Scholars ProTheme of the program this gram has been in existence for year W<IS "Our Only Earth," a eight years and was created to · symposium of global Issues. A recognize those high school juntotal of 130 high school juniors . tors committed to academic from 11' counties In southeastern excellence . Ohio attended the program at The speakers included Dr . Ohio Unlvetsity. Geroge Banziger, director of Meigs County's representa- continuing education at Marietta tives were Dan Kennedy and College; Biff Hallenbeck, inter· Nancy Baker. Meigs High national procurement office for . Hewlett Packard, Colorado Tele· • • ' •" ••• • • '• ' ••• . .< '· ·:• ·.. ' • • ·'• ~= ·''. • • ' •• . ·, • I "I •. ;~ •• .: MEIGS COUNTY SCHOLARS - Participating ID lbe Elptb Anaual RegloDal SebolanProgram at Ohio University recently were from the left, Dali Kenaedy, Melp; Rob White, Eastern, Nancy Baker, Meigs, and Greta Riffle, Eastern. The ·program Is geared lo recognize high school juniors commlted to academic excellence. ~! Diabetes.affects all parts of the body. :-• By JoiJD C. WoU, D.O. •: Auoclate Professor of Farnlly ;• Medlclae ; : Ohio University College of Osteo' pathle Medldne . ~oa: I have had diabetes :: for several years, and my family :· doctor has asked me to !lee an ; · ophthalmologist each year. Why : · Is this necessary? -: , Auwer: Diabetes Is a serious : · disease which affects many parts = of the body - Including the eyes. ;. The elevated blood sugar of • diabetes can cause damage to • several different sections of -t he : eye. The lens of the eye, the part : which allows theeyetofocus, can :..· swell and shrink with changes In •· blood sugar. This produces :· blurry vision. After this process of alternate shrinking and swel: lin& has gone on for a number of :· years, the lens -may become •; cloudy. This cloudiness Is called . " a cataract, and it reduces vision ;: just as dirt on a magnifying glass • makes It difficult to see objects •· clearly. Evehtually the lens can : become so cloudy that It blocks the light from getting through It, and this results in blindness. The ~ only treatment at this stage is .' surgical removal of the offending ,.• lena. • Another serious diabetic eye ,.. prqblem Involves the blood ves;::: sels that nourish the retina, the : · 'herve In the back of the eye that • converts light into signals the • brain Interprets as sight. Fifty :·· percent of Individuals who have ~ had diabetes for 10 years and 80 :. percenl of lhose who have had it • for 15 years will have this ::'·-condition. • The problem begins when the " blood vessels In the retina become swollen and damaged and start to bleed. The danger Is ~ not from the amount of blood loss, because this Is very small, ·: -l:!Ut It Is from the location of the : bleeding. The area of the retina :; . which Is nourished by the dam· ·, aged vessel doesn't get all the ~ blood It needs. The body also ;.. responds to the bleeding by :~ crowing new small blood vessels . -.)Ji the affected area. Unfortu· '• nately, these new blood vessels ~ are Ineffective and only make ~ matters worse. The loss of blood ;... and the new vessel growth ·7· (neovascularizatlon) produce •: blindness In that'little area of the .:~ retina. Without treatment, more : , ·and more areas become Involved ;:. until ultimately, blindness - . results. '-· Queallon: If I control my blood · .~: sugar, do I still have to be -: worried about my eyes? :.· Allaw~: Yes, you are still at -~ rl.lk of developing eye problems. :; But, If you keep your sugar under : strict control, any vlslondlfficul- . ties are less likely to be serious. Your blood sugar should never get over 200 mg/dl, the same level which nondiabetic Individuals have. This will require careful attention to diet, exercise and medication. Likewise, It's Important to keep a close watch on your blood pressure, since,_ hillh blood pressure - which Is more common In diabetics also Increases the risk of damage to your blood vessels, Including those in the eye. Question: How are diabetic eye problems treated? Answer: The most Important treatment is p\-eventlon, and keeping that blood sugar level under control Is the key. Bleeding Inside the eye (retinal hemor· rhage) and the growth of new, Ineffective vessels (neovascular· lzatlon) can be treated with a laser. An ophthalmologist does this by directing a laser beam at the affected area. The pulse of laser light seals off the leaky vessel. This won't restore vision, but It wtll prevent or slow the progression to blindness. The other eye prOblems associated with diabetes -bleeding Into the Jelly ·like filling behind the lens of the eye (vitreous), glaucoma and cataracts - can also be treated with different types of surgery and medicine. DAV hosts mother's day party Erma Cleland reported on a meet Wednesday at the hall with rally she attended at the. recent Mary Showalter and Fern Morris meeting of the Chester Council as hostesses. After the meeting. members 323, Daughters of America. when had a mother's day party with the group met.at the hal). Betty Young, counctlor, to various readings, Thelma White, "Gods Gift to Me", Laura Nice, open the meeting led the group In "Happiness", Betty Roush. the pledges to the Christian and American flags. The Lord's "Moms Are Beautiful People". Prayer, and singing of the , Mrs. Cleland, "Mother's Poem", national anthem. She read Elizabeth Hayes. "Grandmas", and Esther Smith, "A Thought scripture from 1 Cor. 15. for Mother's Day." It was reported that Beulah Mrs. Cleland served each Maxey Is Ill. Margaret Amberger ' is home from the hospital, Faye member an Ice c.ream sandwich. Other members at tending Kirkhart ' Is Improving, Mary Holter is in Room 236 at St. were, Sandy White, Ethel Orr. Marcia Keller. Doris Grueser, Joseph Hospital In Parkersburg. W.Va., and Dorothy Ritchie is In Kathr~n Baum, Faye Kirkhart, Alta Ballard, JoAnn Baum, Mae a Columbus Hospital. McPeek, Lora DamewQOd, Opal It was announced that the 95th Hollon, Charlotte Grant. Betty state session will be held Aug. Young, Jean Fredrick, Ruth 13-16 In Mansfield. The Past Counctlors Club will Smith, and Ada Bissell. Plans !or Vacation Bible conslde~at ion was being given to Scl10ol, to be held June 12-16 donating the old church hymnals were discussed at tlie recent to another church qr meeting of the Lydia Counctl of organization. the Bradford Church of Christ held at the church. Visitor cards were distributed Vicki Smith presided at the and it was announced that the meeting In which devotions were men's breakfast will be Saturday given by Becky Amberger anti· at the church . Diana Bing entitled , A location for the July familY ~'Tomorrow.'' picriic was also discussed, It was noted that two sunshine Hostesses were Mrs . Am· baskets were prepared, and that berger, Mrs. Bing, and Bonnie Beavers announce . son's birth Douglas and Kelly Beaver. Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy, are announcing the birth pf a son, Zachary Charles. on April 3 at Holzl"r Medical Center. The Infant weighed seven pounds, 15 ounces, and was 20 Inches long. Paternal grandparents arE' Carolyn and John Beaver, Pome· roy. Maternal grandparents are Clyde and Angle Morris, Long Bottom. and Larry 'a nd Cathy Gray, Elizabeth City, N.C. Paternal · great grandparents are Daryl and Debbie Northup, Clifton, W.Va., and John and Wanora Beaver, Pomeroy. Maternal great grandparents are Clyde and Jean Morris. Long Bottom, and Malvern and Juan· ita Mordlca. Chesapeake, Va. On honor ro!i Eric Alen Thoren of Pine Grove Road, Racine. was listed on the ohio State University honor ,au for tqe winter quarter. To be hopored, he received a grade point average of at least a 3.5 and \vas enrolled for at least 12 credit hours. Thoren is a student in the Agricultural Tech· nical Institute at Wooster. NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete Line of Vegetable & Bedding Plants. Azaleas & Fruit Trees. Geraniums,' Hanging Baskets, Shrubbery . andTrees. OPEN IAILt t A. TO 5 P11 SUNDAY 1 to S NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK••••• MAY 7th THRU MAY 13th VETERANS .MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ''Wellspring of the Community'' A SALUTE TO VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL . . ' . Warner. Refreshments were ' served to th'oSt! mentioned and • Dakota · and .B.J.. Smith, Tina .•~ McQuire, Nancy Morris, Jackie ' Reed, Sherry and Elizabeth Smith, Charlotte Hanning, Paula • Pickens, Delores Frank, Suzie , Will, Cherie Williamson and • Caitlin, Madeline Painter, Fran· • ces Hy'sell, and Carolyn ' Nicholson. The next meeting will be held May 8 at the church with Mrs. • Nicholson, 'Mrs. Hysell, and Mrs. : Hanning as Msiesses. , ' URGENT CARE - Staff members at Veterans Memorial Hospllal go about tbelr dulles In the Ursent Care-EmergeJJcy Service reception area - one of the buolest locations Ia the local hospital. I ZACHARY C. BEAVER ..' THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS ·.· ' •' FRIDAY, MAY 5, 19'89 ALL YOU CAN EAT SPAGHml DINJtER ........ S3,99 •" ,. "All You Can Elt" Spaghetti, Smoth•ed In Our Own Homemade Sauce. A Crispy To••d Salad. With Drea•u of V.o ur Choice. and tasty Garlic BJead or • Hot Aotl. ,_.' 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CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT 992-5432 POMEROY, OHIO 992·2284 HERITAGE HOUSE Downing-Childs-Mullen-Musser -\ 992·2115 BANK ONE. ATHENS. NAIA PART OF THE CARING TEAM Ortio Member FDI C HOME ·NATIONAL BANK 992-3785 • • . Eighteen Thou5and People Who Care. .K&C JEWELERS This one-of-a-kind head is a low With Stlhl's aU-new. exclusive Sup<!wut cost option on 10 top-qoW!ry Stihl · trimmer head. you never have to worry trlmomo!n.from the versatlle.lightabout your Stlhl trimmer's cutting line. weight PS-52 (as pictured) to the heavy· Because as you trim and use the throttle. the Supercut head advances duty. pro style FS·!Ob. Ask your St!hl dealer to show you how just the right amount ofline to keep the Supercut head ca'n take the drudgery you trimming. out oflawn care,.by feeding you a line. Wilh this new fea1ure. you'll never have to bump the trimmer head on'the ground ro advance Stlbln'lmmer Prices Start at the line. or manually pull ltQUtol' the head. 1149.91 (Model FS·4S). SUGAR • • MillS 101 Mullllrry Awe. •tin•ny > FABRIC SHOP BANKEON£ 992-6454 -- 992-2039 POMEROY, OHIO 992-2556 1 •POTTING SOIL ·•PRO MIX . •SUNSHINE MIX #1 •TOP SOIL •PEAT MOSS •LAWN SEED- PQMEROY FLOWER SHOP ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY SoftbaU tourney A Class D&E USSSA State ,:-:"Qualifier Men's Slow Pilch Soft•; ball Tournament will be held :: June 10-11 at Reedsville. The :• eatry fee Is 875 and two softballs. ·: For Information, or to register, ; . call614-378-6406. '· THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THESE MANY FINE BUSINESSES • • ~· prepared to prov'ide sue~ services as 24 hour emergency care, an urgent care center, Inpatient and outpalient surgery, a complete range of laboratory work and radiology, a special care unit, a skilled nursing facility for long terll" care, home health service in your own residence, physical therapy aa well as a durable medical equipment program. We have the latest state-of·the·art equipment to help us in your care and treatment. Veterans Memorial Hospital is working consistently to help you and your neighbors enjoy the best of health. We invite you to visit our hospital from Ito 4 p. m. this Sunday when we will st11ge our annual Open House to mark this opening of National Hospital Week. There will be a free blood pressure clinic, free cholesterol testing, tours of our facility, a photography display, favors and refreshments served on the patio. We look forward to having you. Meantime, if we can help you with any health problems, do give us a call at 992·2104-. • • ~~ • If you've never had any experience with hospitals, perhaps, and understandably, you may be fearful. Or you may have had a negative experience with a hospital at some poi·n t, leaving you with a feeling of akepticiam' for all hospitals. On the other hand, you may view hospitals as ' places where you can receive quality care provided by competent, caring .md"tVJ"d ua11s. At Veterans Memorial Hospital, the staff of highly trained professionals has been taking care of people just like you for a quarter of a century. We llke ·to think of it ·as "our family taking care of your family." · Veterans Memorial Hospital stands ready at any moment of the day or night- 365 days a year- to provide you and your family with the quality of service you would expect from those who are dedicated to serving in the health care field. The staff at Veterans Memorial- your hometown hospital-is always CHILD•S POinON "'""'"' '"''''''''oo•••••••u•••••••oo••••.. ••••••••••••v••••••••••ooou 12.75 NEW HOURS: 10:00 A.M. to 9:00P.M. Seven Days A Week STIHL CAN FEED YOU ALINE. WITH CUR NEW SUP£11CIIf' HEAD. 1985 Ford Escort ••••.•••••.• S1995 Auto., air, PS, PB. CONFERS- Dr. Malcolm Lentz, Chief of Staff of Velerans Memorial Hospital, confers with Tammy Ball, head nurse of the hospital's acute care unit. /What Do You Think When Someone Mentions The Word, "Hospital"? I 992-5776 SJIACUSE, OHIO • CAREER DAYS- Mrs. Rhonda Dalley, Director of Nut'lllng 'at Veterans Memorial Hospital, conducts a tour of hospital facilities for some of lhe Southern Wgh School students and their guidance counselor, Mrs. Leah Ord. StudeJJia of tlie three Melp County high schools are attending career days held at the hospital this sprlag to point up the career opportunllles In the healtheare field. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL•••• WELLSPRING OF. THE COMMUNITY Hubbard's Gnenhoute !2!.q,.~brl!!11,!;1 .~onvertible ...$2 69 5 The Ohio communications Divlson; Laura Kratz, professor emeritus, Bo· wling Green University; , An· · thony Saliba, Chicago's Top Trader, Chicago Board Options Exchange and creator of "Trade Star''; International Panels, Luuiz Chagas from Brazil, Ben· son Wandabwa from Kenya, Daivd Bandawe from Mali, Lucy Mabthoana from Lesotho, Nana Boahmah from Nigeria, Tsutomo Kltaj ima from Japan, and John Gills, former vlce presidnet of Hilton Head Learning Center. Lydia Council conduas meeting •• .' The Daily Sentinel :By The ·Bend. •• Frid&Y. May 6, 1989 FRUTH'S . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · �Page 6-The Dally Sentinel Friday, May 6, 1989 Porlaoy-MidcllpOft, Ohio Community calendar FRIDAY REEDSVILLE - Olive Township Trustees will meet Friday, 7: 30 p.m .. at the Reedsville Fire Station. · PAGEV!LLE - A smorgasbord dinner will Ill' served Friday, from 4 to 7 p.m.• at the Scipio Township Senior Citizens building, Pagevllle. Cost for adults. $4. Cost for children 12 and under , $2. Everyone welcome. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport High School Class of 1964 wlll meet Friday, 7 p.m .• at Pleasers Restaurant. to finalize reunion plans. All class members are urged to attend. If there Is not enough interest. this year's reunIon will be canceled. Saturday to kick off the season for the Middleport Youth League. The parade wlll start at 9: 30a .m. at the parking Jot of the Family Dollar Store, · a.nd conI lnue to General Hartinger Park where activities wlll be held throughout the day. Prizes wlll be awarded for decorated blcyc les and trucks . PORTLAND - Dan Hayman and the Faith Trio will be singing at the Hazael o · Church, near Po and, on Saturday at 7:30 p. POMEROY - Royal Oak Dance Club Is having a dance on .Saturday. from 8to 11 p.m.,at .the . Royal Oak Resort. Music will be by P.J . Shorte. COOLVILLE - Vanderhoof ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs ' Baptist Church will be In revival County Pomona Grange will through Saturday with Rev. meet 7:30 p.rri. Friday, at Rock Garry Kendall of Torch Baptist Springs Grange Hall. A potluck Church as evangelist. Services dinner at 6: 30 p.m. will precede start at 7 p.m. each evening and the dinner. Athens County, gu- special singing will be featured. ests. will present the program. SALEM CENTER - Star SATURDAY Grange and Star Junior Grange CHESTER - The Eastern will meet in regular session on Athletic Boosters are sponsoring Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Grange a baked steak dinner on Saturday Hall near Salem Center. at the Chester Fire House. Serving starts at 5 p.m. and the ATHENS- The Explorers 4-H menu Includes baked steak. Club will be having a flower and mashed potatoes and gravy. bake sale on ,Saturday, May 13, green beans, slaw, roll, pie and starting ~I 4 p.m.. at the beverage. Cost per dinner Is University Mall In Athens. Pro$3.50. Everyone welcome. ceeds from the sale will be used to purchase shirts and caps for MIDDLEPORT - A parade the club members. and other activities will be held Life of a trash collector; its not a job for morons Dear Ann Landers: I didn't care for the comments of the pollee officer who wrote, "Your garbage collector probably makes more money than I do, and he doesn't have to work nights, weekends and holtdays. Try calling your garbage collector when you need more service and ask him to come over. See what he says." I'm fed up with people using the garbage collector as an example of an easy job for morons. I'm married lo a garbage man and this Is what his life is like: He leaves forworkat4:30a.m., six days a week. His route consists of 2,500 homes. The only 40-hour week he ever put In was during his paid vactton. <t he spent just a few extra minutes at each stop, he would be out there an additional two or three hours a day. ~e works rain or shine. We recently had a cold spelL One day It was 50 below zero. My husband was out In that miserable weather for 10 hours. The pay Is not all that great. He works on commission, 17.5 cents per house. The risk of getting hurt Is high. The company has had as many as 10 men out with Injuries at a time. Tell your readers that the next time they have extra garbage to let the garbage man know they appreciate the extra service. Whether It's a few homemade cookies, a can of pop or just a thank-you note. he would sure like lt. Sign me - The Wife of a Hard-Working Man In Mln-ota Dear Minnesota: Every garbage collector and his wife will bless you. I'll admit that I had very tittle understanding of what their Jives were Jtke. You eduCI\ted a lot of people today including me. Dear Ann Landers: Please al~rt your readers to a new form of•child abuse. I was shocked to learn of It The -pediatric dentist told my 4--year-old grandchild that If he didn't stop crying, he would tell his mother to bring his pajamas . down because he would have to spend the night In the office. When my daughter told him ihat ·~- didn't approve of scaring • • REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS TB Clinic set in Meigs .HARRISONVILLE- A spring carnival will be held Saturday, starting at 11:30 a .m., at Harrisonville Elementary School. A Whiz Kids Quiz Bowl, with contestants from Harrisonville, Rutland and Salem Center Elementaries, will start at 1: 30 p.m. Many other activities wtll be featured. Refreshments will be sold. Everyone welcome. HARRISONVILLE LODGE Harrisonville Lodge 411 F&AM. will meet In regular session Saturday. 7: 30 p.m., tor work in the master mason degree. SUNDAY POMEROY - A slide presentation of the Holy Land will be presented by Mrs. Thelma Rupe, of Huntington, W,Va .• on Sunday, at 7 p.m .• at the United Faith Church. The church Is located on the Route 7 bypass at Pomeroy. The public Is Invited. HARRISONVILLE A garden tractor pull. sponsored by the Scipio Township Volunteer Fire Department, will be held Sunday, starting at I p.m., at the fire house in Harrisonville. Refreshments will be sold. Rain date for the pull ls'Sunday, May 14. PH. 992-6601 children that way, he said, "It sure makes them behave, and that's what I 'Ill Interested ln." This same dentist told a thumb-sucker that he would · ins tali an elecfrlc shock bOx In his mouih l!hedldn'tkeephlsthumb down. He put his hand over another child's nose and mouth and said he wouldn't let him breath if he cPied. This dentist Is stUI practicing. His office Is full of preschoolers and their unsuspecting parents. They have no Idea of what goes on because they are not allowed In the treatment room. Please warn parents to be suspicious if !bey are not allowed to watch a simple dental procedure. - Ang'ry Grandma In Kentucky Dear Grandma: I can't Imagine why the children who are treated so badly do not tell their parents. It seems they would refuse to go back to this awful man. Any dentist who uses this approach to keep children In line should be reported to the state dental society. Dear Aan Landers: Some hip friends told us tbat they have moved Into a great new buDding with many yuppies and dlnks. We know what yuppies are, but what are dinks? We'd ask but we don't want to appear square. - Palo Alto Dear Pal: Dlnks are couples with double Income, no kids. 222 E. MAIN ST. ... TRASH· CAN CARTS ~.~!.~~!!!.~.!~!-!!........ 59.9 5 IRONSTONE COW PITCHER .........~;.!!!·!!..... 59.95 ' . . $ BROYHILL LIVING ROOM SUITE.................... 299 ANTIQUE COSTUME JEWELRY ••••••••••:•••••• 250fo Off NEW 4 DRAWER CHEST ...............................S49" CAll: 991-6171 1001110 -s JIM K-1 915·4396 .' ' BUYING GOOD CLEAN FURNITURE COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE " • •• ,. I t r ' TONING BEDS .' 1 MONTH $4995 i '1 " OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 12 Noon to 6 P.M. '· •• ,, ,, "let Fit For The Su11111er,. WRH THE ADDED TOUCH 992-5766 ) North Second Ave., Middleport, Oh. . PRICES AND PAYMENTS TAGGED IN VEHICLES STOCK# YEAR MODEL . • *PAYMENT GM-206 1988 Cadillac Sedan DeVille 340.81 hGM:::-:-1:-::56-:----:1:-:9~89::-----:C=:he":"'v-:.~Ca~d.;.;. il a.;.;. c: -C; .; ;.a.;.; va; .;.;.li.; .;.er. .; Z; .,;·2;;;..4;__ _ _~2~7~8~·~9.!.!. .1 ~ :; GM-197 1989 Olds Cutlass Su reme 228.7.5 GM-140 1988 Chev. 4 Dr. Cellbrit Euros ort GM-17 6 1988 Olds Delta 88 GM-145 1988 Chev. 4 Dqor Corsica 686A 1987 Chev. 4 Door Celebrit ·Eurosport GM-204 1989 Chev. 4 Door Cavalier 129281985 · Ford Ranger 4X4 1OZZY 1983 Chev. C-1 0 Pickup Silverado DrulftJ orp everywh~rf". Tlaey'NJ 'Z' Pmy ro /(PI, easy to u•r and Pven easier hoohPd on.' If you have questio almu 1 drulf•, you need Ann L nder.. boo/del. "The Lowdown on Dnpe." Send a ~elf­ addreued, IQI'Ifl• buainu••izl" ent)(>· lope and a Check or monf")' order for $3.65 (lhir include• porro/(e and hondl in~) to: Lowdown, c!o Ann Lander.. P.O. Box 11562. Chica!(o, Ill. 60611-0562. (In Canada ••nd 14.45.) C:OLOt<Y Tl!tATIH 1987 1985 1986 1984 -~~~~~111 Chev. 4 Door Spectru~ Dodge Lancer 4 Door Chev. Chevette 2 Door Olds Omega NOW ·oPEN SU POMEROY ... ..,...,. ......,., FLOWEI SHOP ' AY " ' . • All payments figured with 10% Cash Down or Trade Equity off rft A•·. ,.h hell Lot"'.. : We Wll It Open •ttw•s Day ; C4111YIIIilnct on Sun••J• M1J 7th, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. ... ,,, c. cw Ill 011/ Ill 1a11 IASIET &di "•••· Syracu.e, OW. .W••v 10 A.M.-I P.M. ~~~! 112·101~ ;!!!!...~ LEGAL NOTICE The Public Utlillita Com· minion of Ohio hll ochedulad - • local public haoringo in Ito Coso Nos. 88711-GA-AtA, 88·717·GAAIA. 88,718-GA-AIR. BB719-GA·AIA. end 88-720GA-AIA, In tho Motter oft he' Apptlcatlono of Columbia Goa of Ohio, Inc.. to Eotoblloh 1 Uniform Rate for Natunl ' 011 Service Within tho Company' 1 Lake Erie Region. Northwettern Region, Central Region. Eu. t•rn Region. and SoUtheaatorn l'toglon. and In Cue No. 88-1011-0A-CMR, In the · Molllf of the Complolnt and Appeal of Columbia On of Qhlo, Inc. from Ordlnen.No. 1314-8B Pulld by the CityofColumbuoonJune8. 1988. Tho hooringo ora • lllhoduiod for the purpa• of prwldlng an oppaituliny lo lnter•ted members of the pubilctotHtifyinthOiapro-ngs. The locol he.,lngo will be hatd lithe following li11101and plocoo: · PORTSMOUTH - Tun· dey, Moy 9. 1988, ol8:30 p . m .. lithe GrHfon Hall Buildlng. Fi1al Fto01 Mooting Room. 732 Second St.--. Porlomouth. Ohio; ELYRIA - Wedllllilay. Mey 10, 19B9, 111:30 p.m., otlhe Lorain Cou111y Adminlatrlllon Building, Public Haering Room - Fourth floor. 226 Middle Avenue. Lorain. Ohio: PARMA - Wodlllldey, May 10, 1989.atl:30p.m., otlhe City Hall. City Council 8811 Ridge Chornbelo, Roed, Parma. Ohio; SALEM - Wednlodoy, May 10. 1989. 111 :00 p.m.. •' the City Hill, Council 231 South Chambe11. Broodway, Solem, Ohio; STEUBENVILLE - Wed-dey. May 10. 1889. at 8:30p.m.. at tho City Munlclpal luldlng. flrot floorCouncU Chambers. 123 South Third Street. SloubenvMio. Ohio; . SPRINGFIELD - Friday./ May12. 1989.at1 :30o.m .. II tho City Hall Forum. 781!oot High St.-. Springfield. Ohio; COLUMBUS - Monday. May 15, 1989,ol8:30p.m., II the Officoo of the Commillion, Eleventh .Floor, Borden Building, 1 80 Eaot Broad Slreet. Columbuo. Ohio; MANSfiELD - Tuooday. May 16, 1989,ot8:30p.m., altho Aichlond County Admlnlollwtion 8uUdlng. fifth F l - - Courtroom One, 60 Pn Avenue Eat. Meneflatd. Ohio; FOSTOA tA > Wedneodey, May 17. t988, 111:30 p.m .. ol .l he Municipal Buildlng, Second flo(\r- Coundl Chambers. 213Souti>Main Street. Foo101ia. Ohio; TOLEDO - Wednlldey, May 17. 1989,'a18:30p.m.. II tho Cily Halt, Flrot FloorCouncil Chambers, One Government Center, Toledo, Ohio; ZANESVILLE - Thul'lll-v. May 18. 1981. 018:30 p.m.. 01 the City Hal, Saoond Floor ••-~nciSt_;~lf!lbarzon":...~1 ._1 ,__ -. -Ollio 43701; ond ATHENS - Friday, Moy 18, 1989. 'at 1:30 p.m .. ot the Health Deportment Building, Extension Meeting Room. Second Floor, 280 WOII Union Stioet. Athena, Ohio. TMqpl"••thMrequea-.1 e nN"enutt inae.. in the amount oU7.480,000 In II•• Lake Erie Raglori; (111112,0001 In tho NIHIIrw••n Region: t13,438.000 in tho~~~~ Raglan: t1,112,000 in the l!ootem Aaglon: n. 7911.000 in tho Southe•"'n Region: ond 01.353.000 in the City of Columtruo. GM201 856A GM-168A 1200A Sale ~rice. Must add for taxes and fees. All payments fixed rate financmg. Rates may vary 8Ccording to modal year. Jim Cobb CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE . . CADJLLAC·GEO INC. . •MAIN STREET 614-992-6614 Racommon-no which differ from tho ap•tlcatlono eubmlllld to tho Commie· aton by Columbia 011 of Ohio, Inc. mev be mad• by th• Suff of the Commloaion 01 by Intervening portleo and mev be adopted by tho Commloalon. If • propolll to uublloh.1 uniform rate Ia adoplld In PUCO Cue Noo. 18-718· GA·AIR, 88-717-0A-AIA. 11-718-0A·AIA. 88-719OA-AII't. and 811· 720-GAand 88-1011-GAAll't. CMR. the -• - lo cuotom· oro wHhin any one or - • I I of Columbia' a ....,loo •• glono may ucHCI the , . . poMd In Columbia' o apptrcetlono In tho CIIMthomojor lo.- in•aohol - · . , . . . . rallld by oblactloMIOthe8teffRaportare: •· whither • totoi comflllnv _..., ret• ohouid be adoplld In II., of lndiVI..at -••1 ....,ioe ralll tor. oaoh of the oomtllnv' • regiono: b. ""*her spacial cu• t - ohouid be CNIIIWd to tho revonue ,._ quireruent of Ill'... MrVice NOTICE OF ' APPOINTMENT Of fiDUCIARY On ApjiH 17, 1989.in the Melgs County Probate Court. Cue l\lo. 28222 . M•rlpne Hartline. , 3961 Highland A-••· Shadyaide, Ohio, 43947 WOI•IO· pointed EKeoutrix of the ••· tate of Chorleo Streu11 . t\lloof102 Glbbl, d ...tteOpl• Terl'8ce, Pomeroy, · Molgs County. Ohio. Robert E. Buck, Prob8te Judge Len• K. Nn. .roed. Clerk 14) 21. 28: II) 6 3tc: Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of o Writ of Partition loould out of the Common PI- Court of Molp County. Ohio, ·in tho caae of Charles E. Hell. et at.. Plainliffo. ••- Irene E. Walker. Defondont, upon o Judgment thoroln ronclorld. being Cooo No. 88.CV-231 In Aid Court, I will offor lor oalo olthe ljont door of the Courthouse tn Pomeroy. Meijil County, Ohio, on the 2nd dey of June. 1989. ot 10:00 a.m., tho following lando and ten-nto. A complete legal deooriplion of the r'!lf ,.,... Is 01 followo: · TRACT 1! Sllual'!l In the County of Meigs, 8teta of Ohio. lind in tho Townohlp of Saliobury, ond bounded ond deocrlbed 11 foll"""o: BolnglnSoctlon26, T-n 2. Aahp 13, Ohio Compony'• Purch01o, being the 111rface only of the fonowlng doocr~ t1oct · of land: Beginning 310 foot north of • point 1320 foot out of tho oout-1 corner of Section 28, Town 2, Ftongo 13; lhonco •111 1100 feet; thence north 208.25 foet; then.- wool 1100 feet; thence South 208.25 fHtto the ptaco of beginning. contatnlng i.21 ocreo, more or ·tu 1. The coal, oil. g11 ond all other mlnoralo oro hereby r01arvod logllhor with tho righttomlnoandremovelho oame. Eoceptlng therefrom all thlt part of lllid reel ettata which w• convoyed to the Stale of Ohio fo• highway purpo-. oo shown by tho recorda in the Molgo County Recorder' a Offi.-. All of lho lond herein convoyod !los on tho _ , side of Stele Route 124. Reference Deed: Vol. 263. Pogo 88; Vol. 281, Page 699; Vol. 289, Pogo 87, Doed Racorclo, Molgo County, Ohio. TRACT II: PARCEL 1: Situllo in Section 1 1. T2. A13. Saliobury Township, Meigs County. Stele of Ohio ond being mo10 fully deoc•ibed 11 follows: Commencing It a point in the northellt corner of uid Section 16: thence S. Odag. 00' 00" W. along the o011 line of uid Section 1 e and I he oool Uno of Sallobury Township, 864.94 faet to the real point of beginning for the land her•in dll· cribed: thence s 0 dog. 00' 00" W along tho _ , Nne of Hid Section 18 ond lotiobury Township ond tho gran'lor's alii property tine, 1009.58 feet 10 ~ point in the grantor's aoutheatt property corn•: thence 1 80 dog. 441' 12" W along tho gronlor'o south property tine. 1,337.31 laotto a point in tho granlor'o oouthwut property COt'nor; lhenco N 68 clog. 00' 00" E along 1 tine, 287.00 1111 to a paint: thence N 80 clog 00' 00" E along olin•. 335.00- too point: thonco N 44 dog. 30' 00" E along 1 line, 7 1.10 foot to a paint: thence N 31 dog. 10' 00" W along • Ano. 315.20 fHt to a point; 1henco N 14 dog, 00 '-GO" E along aline. 212.02 feet too point: then.- S 71 deg, 30' 00" E along aline. 188.92 fill to a mine roll; thence N 67 deg. 10' 00" E •long o lino. 213.80 feet to a mine r•H; thence N 8 dog. 10' 67" E 141.81 loot IN1 0 deg. 30' E 143.00 foot by ·old doedl alone o ttne 10 1 point 11 tho lop of tho alrlp mlno high watt, thon.S 80 degl7' 00" E along the top oil otrlp mlno high well, 28.20 feet to I point: thence s 19 dog. 30' OO" E continuing along uld tine. 7a oo- 1 _,_, 111 N. 74 ~~ 1(j.''.;oo-~": 1;~~~ atong utd Ana. I· • point; thon.- 17' 00" E uld tina. thence E line. • c. -hot the compeny ahould be .a-d to u1RIIe 1 ..... dlfferlntiol In Ita • - chirp and • docllnlng ~- detlan; -m;--pony·...... d. .... ................ of • ... ................................................................................ .. fllr - --· -of OO'ntlnulnfl olong llllid Hno. 41.00 te.t to a JIGint thanco N 77 dog. 10' 00 '' E aontlnutng . . _ llid 11r1e. 17 .oo 10 the ,..... of beginning and contllnlnfl •=- "" ollrtlorl . . . . . ........ "'•rtrte.l ill width. 1111 ..., on elllra oide of tho otlon _ , . , - · . Cll Z. I 2to ·' followl•t dnortlled .• A. AD . 11-.:;;~.~~:~~::£:~~ ~TA223. along Township road south tine of No\riii-'W•al quartlt'. thence - t to place of beginning COI;ltlininJI 1 1 .I acr• more or lao. Eocoptlng ond oubject to thee mineral reaervetlono oo ere 101 fotth and racordod in Deed Book wotumo 202, page 17, Dead Aecordl of Matgs County, Ohio. II 1o unde1110od thel tho remainder of lhe oil, goo end other mlnorato aholl be owned by the OraniH heroln, ond hlo hoiro ond osolgno. Ftoforonca Dood: Vol. 202. Pogo 17. and Vol. 265. Pogo 311, Deeds ond Ae-do. Molgo County. Ohio. TRACT tv PAI'tCEL 1: Situall in tho Townol>lp of Olivo Orenp, County of Mlllll. ond of Ohio, and bounclecl and deoct- Mloll-o. loo.10, lot 180.77Ac- s- tile Auditor's Tax Du.,._ 8 ..... fUll. •• ... eppraprlate OIICIII!eAlto ., 11Di1 of tile ..,_.and..,.. being tn•IREAD 00' 00'" W along tho 8111 tine of 11id Section 11 end the e•t line of S11i1bury Townohip, 1884.50taettoa point in the grantor' 1 southeest property corner; thence S 80 dog. 48' 12" w along the grantor• • south · property Uno, 1.337.31 faet to a point In the gr~ntor: a oouthwnl property corner; thence N 69 dog. oo· OO" E along aline 297 .00 feet to a point: thence N. 60 deg. 00' 00 .. E along a line. 335.00 feet to a point; thence N 44 dog. 30' 00" Ealoflllo tina. 7 !5.50 felt to a point; thence N 38 dog. 60 '00" w along o Una. 396.20 foot to o point: lhonce N 14 dog. 00 ' 00" E along o line. 212:19 feet to the real point of beginning lor tho e11ement heroin d01cribed; thence N 41 dog. 415' 00" w along tha centerline of thi1 eaaement. 222 .42 fool 10 o point; then co N. 43 d10. 30' O" W aon11nulng atong said line. 230.73 , _ to 1 point; lhonceN27dog.30'00"W continuing along uid line. 122.81feettoapointinthe exittlng centerline of Old U. 8 ." ~3andther8toterminete. Subject to all logat highways and euamenta of record. Orentor claims title by deed of record 11 recorded in Dead Book 141. Page 37 and Died Book 242, Page 937. 938 and 939 and in Volu"'e 282. pogo 646 and 648 Moigo County Oead Recorda. ' Oeacription for the above It not from • field 1urvey but a "COmbinetion of the deeds of record and part survey u cllcullted and platted by Rlcho•d C. Glugow. R. s. No. 6181. doted 1 1·1-75. Tho property above describld includea a 3.89 acre tr1ct of land h•etofore conveyed to Marion A. Hall by deed recorded in Vol. 266. Pogo 737. Deed •Ro· cords Meigs County, Ohio, leaving a retlckie of 15.706 acres which are conveyed by thlt deed. TRACT Ill PARCEL 1: Tho following described reel estate situat..S in the Township of. 8adford. In tho County of Mlligsand·State ot Ohio. all Md aingut. ninety acrei of lend. more or ~. being the north Pttrt of the nonhHit q011rter of Section No. 1. Town 3 and ~enge 13 of the Ohio Company's Purchaaa end known as lot No. 4ofthe Slophon Smith ·~lVIII' of said Section excepting lhlrefrom 10 acreo heretofore 1old out of nid tract to Jamoo tf~eton. Aol01onco Deed: Vol. 202. pogo 17. Vol. 241. page 416. Meiga County Deed Records. Eacepting and tubiect to the min•al reservation as are tat forth in Deed recordod in Volume 202. pogo 17 of the Deed Records of Moigo County, Ohio. to which reference it hereby made for • more definite detcription of eald resltfVation. This parcel it listed 11 conteining 71 acrea on the T•• Duplicate in the Auditar' a Office of M•iga County, Ohio. It ia understood thet the remainder of the oil. g• and other minerals shall bo owned by the Grantee herein. and hi a heira and uUgna. PARCEL 2 : Being in lho Chester Township, Meigs County, Ohio. and deocrlbad II follows: All that part of the South·Wett quarter of the North-W81t quarter of Section H31. Town #4, RMge #12. in the Ohio Company' a Pun:hOic th• leo on thoaf County Roed. and ·. - . ..ltv. · .doocrlbed 11 follows:: Starting at the Soulh-WHI corner of the ~~1rlh-W~o~~!""'""' of Sac. eut to EatlldeMumeappe••an cu-o; \ POMEROY, OHIO Public Notice , Public Notice -ned by Sarah flatclo 18'12 ron to • lltake; thence South 9 and 4/5th rodo to the road leading from · lUll & OlliS MAmll, .OWIIDS $PRINS TIME IPECIAL... Purch••· and being off of the W•t end of en etwen acro tract of lind formorly In the rwme of Lydia K. Packard and further -rlbed 11 follow•: Beginning et e loculi post at the w.., oxtramity of the uid olovM acre t,.ct, running from thence Eut with the South line of land now or tormerty 1 Public Notice watc:IIA: . . _ ·--of .... Cwsau•alnt at • polilt In leotlon 11: . , _ • 0 .... far t h o - 1947 In the of lorrwd J. Jovoo. r•hl•• to which 1o h•llr¥ melle. Ret.r- DHCI: Volume 1111. Page 11e, M•lp Ca11ny Dead lltconla. PARCEL 2: Blluallln the Tanlllhlp of Olive 01enge. County of Mol... ond · crt Ohio. and bou....., and d11a1 . .d • to-o: leo. 10. lot 110 - 37.11 AeNI Nl Joyce, 10foronco IO Which il hereby made. Reference Deed : Volume 169. ·Page &eo. Moig1 County Deed Recorda. PARCEL 3: Situate in the Townohlp ·of Olivo Orange, County of Meigs. end State of Ohio, ond bounded and described 11 follows: Section 10. LOt 180. 11 acroa So. Wool Co•ner u tame appears on the Auditort Ta• Duplicate for the year 19 47 in the name of Bernard J \ Joyce, . .erence to whloh Is hereby made. ' . Reference. Deed·: Vol. · 162, Pogo 1, Moip County Doed Aacordl. TRACT V: Situate In Olive Townahif.• Meigs County, Ohio, n Section 3, Town 4. Aango 1 1, Ohio Company' 1 Purchase end beginning at point in the road leacUng from ·long Bottom lo RHdo· villa !Stoto Hlghwoy No. 124) at the Northellt corner of 0 . A. Barnett Store tot: thence with the cantor of 11id road North &3 tNt; thence WHt173 feet10 1 atake; thence lOuth &3 feet to the northwelt corner of the C. A. Barnell Sto10 Lot; thence Eut along thelina of the C. A. Barnett Store tot 173 feet to the place of beginning. Roforonco Doed: VOl . 166. Page 269. end Vol. 236, . Page 737, Molga Cou.n ty Dead Records. TRACT VI: Situate in the Township of Olive. County of Meigs and Stlte of Ohio. Being .in the Village of Rudlvllle. in S•ction No, 3. Tpwn1hip No. 4, and Raftge No. 11 of the Ohio Compony'o Purch11o, in Olivo Township, Meigs County. 0 hio. beginninirig at • stake near the center of ·the road leading from Long Bottom to Hockingport at lnteri8C'1ion of road teadingfrom.T u-• Plaint to Reedlville; end being the aouthe•t corner of • cenain tract or parcel of land containing 1 , . acrea and 30 •odo doodad lo Lydia K. Packard by Amende Jewell: thence North along center of said road 12 feet: thence West, 172 feet to 1 poet; thence South 12 feet 1o county road; thence Eut along thl North line of uid road 172 feet to the place of beginning, · being v. acres. more or las. and being known es the Packerd atore property. Reference DHd: Volume 199. page 267 and Volume 234, page49, MaipCounty Deed Recorda. TRACT VII: 'PARCEL 1: Situated In the County of Molgo. in tho State of Ohio, and in the Township of Olive and bounded and described a follows: Situate in RHct.ville Special School Oiotrict. in Soction 3, Town4. Range 11,ot tho Ohio Company'o · Purchua, and beginning at a atone corner in County Road leadingfromlongBottomto Hockingport. near the southe•t corner of a lot belonging to the eatate ofW. B. Reed, dece•ed: thence W. 123 rodds to • stake in the CoUnty Road. leading from Reedsville to Tuppert Plalna; thence ·S. 60111 degreeoE.33rodoand101inko to 1 etake in Aid Road; thence E. 94 rods to a atake in road leading from long Bouom to Hockingport; thence N. 16"h rods to the ploce of beginning contein· ingelwen(11)ecr81,and3(J rods. excepting however the foHowing tr11ct1 of larut (a) On•hllf ('!J) ocre on the west end of thi1 tract or porcat of land which borcloro on the County Road t-ng from AHdlvillo to Tu_. Pleina, sold to Lewia Shaffer; (bl A 101 kn-n 11 tho Stoll Lot In tho S. E. corner of ttlil trllct or parcel of tend oatd to Virgil J. Packard: oaid lot extondlng 12 feet north from 1 ltlke near the canter of roed leading from Long Bottom to Hockingqort: thani!IW.172 fMt to a poa:t; thence 81. 12 feet to County Rood: thanco along the north line of uid rood. 172 111110 th• place of beginning; tel Lot adjoining I he 01011 lot 10 the North oold to ChOfleo Wlllama, slid lot ..tending 84 fHI along the •old 1-ng from long Bottom 10 Hockingport:lhlncaW.172fHIIoo poot;-oll. 54-tothe otore lot: lhanc• E. 172 fHI 10 th• pi- of beginning, l-Ing 10.23 In tho tract haoby conveyed. PARCEL 2: Sltuote In l't-wlll• Spoclot 8chool Dlotrlct In lactlorlo 3 and 9, 10P - • lot 104. Town 4. Range 11 of tho Ohio Com-·o PurchMa. containing 2.13 - - moq or teoo; On tho nordl bv lenda of P. A. Hetar ond lot of C. H. WHocrn:ontho-tlly..,._ toto D. Cottle: fl . w-o. M. E. Clturcll Ofld ............. lot In tilt of E. P. Md Lt*i Lindon: on tilt MWih lry of ..... crt Lydia K. I'MIIInl ontfle-bytfltof ........ Floldo. Ft.r.tr~ao Doed: VoiUtlle 170, .... 147.._ Y..._ 231, Page 21:.: Melgo C.Unty DMd Rna do. TIIACT VIII . - ~~~-in....._~ ___.. Ohio. Olive TowMHp. lftll 100 ..... Lot No. 104, Tu-o Platnoto Raedlvilte; ond than.- north IOV. deWeal 18 ond twothlrclo rodo to the place of b•ginning, containing Y2 Hre, more or len, uid tract of land being a right artgltod lrlongle of which the line is the bMe; the North line being the perpendicular holghl; and the Norlh side of the aforesaid ro.cla be'ngthe boundary on the South end· Wett. Reference Deed ; Vol. 174, page 37, Voi. 210, Page 423. Meigs County · Deed Records. TRACT IX Situate in the Tow,n&hip of Oliva, County of Mol go. and State of Ohio, and bounded e... and described as followa: Beginning at the Northe•t Cor- of 1 00 Acre lot No. 137 of Towns 3 and4 altha Ohio Company's Purch81e, then.- South 1 DogrHWHI 41 &0 feet to • point 4 feet West of Northwut corner of Sand Hill Cemetery, thence West 288 feel to e point in the r011d. thence following the center of the road Nonh 60'.4 degrees Wut 216 faet, thence North 30 degreu Weat.221 feet. thence North 44'12 Dear... Wool 481 thence feet, North - 38Vz dour- Wost 874 faet, then.- North 660 foet, thence East 478 feet. thence North 2169 fHI to the North line of 100 acre Lot No. 138. thence Eut on the North line of Lot• 138 and 137. 1020 faetlo lho place of beginning, cont.ning 98.43 ocreo. Saw and ex.cept 1. 88 Acrn sold to Raymond Riggs in the Soulh port. It being the intentions of thia deed to trenafer all the tend lying North of the righl·of-way of the rood belon,ing to J. E. Torrence MCept ·that above mention.-1 and a triangular piece lying Wilt of the Sand HHI Cemetery, end 1outh of the above mentioned 288 Feet line. Hereby conveying 96.76 acr11 and being tho aame property deeded by Jennie Aoberlalo J. E. Ton.nce .nd recorded in Vol. 96. Page 136. ond Olley German •• recorded In Vol. 131. Pogo131 deeds of Meip County Records. Reference Deed: Vol. 166, Pogo 832. Meigs County DHd Racordo. TRACT X SitUIIte in the village of Pomeroy. County of Meigs end Stlltl ot OhiO: Public Notice Public Notice Sectk)n I . Town 4, Rane11 of tho Ohio Com_.,· 1 • rhe Area's Number 1 Marketplace POMEIOY, OH. Jim Cobb Has·The Payment To Fit Your Budget•• ~\ I Classifie Public Notice UNUMITED TONING DR. JAMES WITHERELL DR. WILMA MANSFIELD Will -Locate To Their New Office At 507 MULBERRY HEIGHTS, POMEROY Public N otlce MARTIN'S FURNITURE & MORE MEIGS HEALTH SERVICES, INC. (Next to Dr. Villaneuva's Office) ' fall festival, should get their skin ,.. tests at this time. :• Children who will be entering kindergarten may also receive their required tuberculin skin i test at this tfme. ~ In addition, squad members : : will be taking blood pressures •• during the same time period. •·, For further Information, call ' 992-3722. ~ ' EFFECnYE MONDAY, MAY 1 ..u . POME!ROY - Carleton Church, Klngbury Road, Pomeroy, will have a special service on Sunday at 7 p.m., featuring singing by G!oryland Gospel Grass and speaker, Rev . Ron Lemley,. Everyone welcome. POMEROY - The Unity Sin· gers, under the direction of Sue Matheny, wtll be at the Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church, on Texas Road, this Sunday at 7: 30 p.m. Everyone welcome. ROCK SPRINGS - The Big . Slide -presentation Bend CB Jamboree will be held POMEROY - A slide presenSunday. rain or shine, from 10 tation of the Holy Land will be a.m. to 5 p.m. In the grange presented by Mr. 'Rlelma Rupe. building at the Meigs County Huntington. W.Va .. on Sunday at Fairgrounds. Free coffee, enter- 7 p.in. at the United Faith tainment. door prizes and givea- Church. The church Is located on ways will be featured. No alco· the Route 7 bypass near Pomehollc bevera!(eS will be roy. Everyone welcome. Ann To-. ............... --:':"!oil• 1ll• permitted. For more Information, call 992-3459 or 992-5376. The Meigs County Tuberculosis Office will be conducting a skkln testing clinic at the squad building In RaCine on Monday evenlni from 4 to 6 p.m. This will be the only evening skin tes ling clinic that will be held In the Racine area this year. All persons who will be heldplng serve food for the alumni banquet, the 4th · of July celebrat~on and t)!e Sentinei-Page-7 ISegen- ning at the southw•t corn. of a one acre lot on Wyllis Hill. sold to Theodora Vou; thence South 66'4 Dog. East two hundred feet; thence South 31'1• Dog. Weat two hundred and eighteen loet: than.- Norlh 68'12 Dog. Weal two hundred foet; thence North 31 'It Dog. EMI Ia lhe place af beginning. estimted to contain One I1) Acre of tend be the 11me more or leSI. Excepting and reserving the coal and other minerals thOfeundor and the right to mlnetheume. Al110 the following de~­ crlbed real estate situate in the Townahip of Salisbury, County of Molgo and Stale of Ohio ond In the VIllage of Pomorov . . In Lot No . 1, Sub-division 3¥2 and bounded end described 11 follow a: Beginning at • point in Excelsior S""' in oald Village of Pom•oy. Ohio, whiCh point • the Southe11t corner of Chari• E. Sellers andM•r¥ E. Sollera.oneecre tot: thence North 6B ond one-fourth Dog . Wut 244 feet to • poim on Park Stroot; thence North 32 Dog. Eoat 175 feet to tho SouthwHt corner of uid Seller' a one acre lot: thence South 58 and on•fourth Dog. Eoot 200 feet to tho point of beginning. The lame being a triangular piece adloining the South· welterlv aide of said Chlrl• E. Sellera and Mary E. Sellere one acre lot. Reference Deed: Vol. 267, P"t:t• 297, Mei.ga County t! ..d !!.o.co.!<la. ~ Tho above doscrlbed root · Htllte h• the atraet address of Wylllo Hill Avenue. Thio real estate it bounded on the West by Pafk and Wyllit StreMa; the 1treet boundin.g on the South ia an un-named street; the street boundingon the East it EKcelsior Street and the 1tree;t to th<: North is WyMis Hill Street . . TRACT XI Situate in the Township of Lebanon, County of Meigs and Sute of Ohio and bounded and dncribed as follow•: All of the minerala underlying the following reale111te, to-wit: Section 34, Lot 64016 Acrea SE part of SE 1A S . of Rd. 11 ume appear on Auditors Te111. Duplicate for the ve., 194 7 in the name of William Athlay, reference to which is hereby mode. Reference Deed: Volume 184, Pogo 66 Volume 188. Page 468. Meigs County Deed Recordt. TRACT XII PARCEL 1 : Tho following real eatlte aRuated in the County of Meigs, in the Stlte of Ohio •nd in the Town1hip of Olive and bounded end dncribed 11 tallows: Situated in Section No. 8. Town No. 4 end Range No. 1 1 of the Ohio Company's Purchase. bounded at follow•: Beginning at the Southwest corner ot Ianda riow or formerty owned by Svtvester Chaney; thence South on the Wnt line of,Section No. 8 to the Northwett corner ot a 4V, acre lot deeded by U. J . Bailey to Clarence Bailey; thence in an eaaterly direction with the North line of uid 4'h acre tract to the center of the Township R011d: thence in a Northerly direction along uid road to the Southwest corner of 1 lot now or formerly owned by Myrtle WoH: thence with the W81t line of uid lot North to the Ianda of said SytvMter Cheney; thence West with uid Chaney"s South line to the place of beginning. containing 26 acrH, ba the Mme more or lest. and being the same p1operty conveyed by U. J . Bailey to Violo Bailey (now Viole Bailey Torrence) by doed deled December 28.-1908 106 ond 11tocordod lume page 66 in of Votho Records of Deeds of Meigs County. Ohio. PARCEL 2: The following d•ctibed te1t Mtlte situot.d In the County of Maigo. in the Stete of Ohio. in the Township of Olive, bounded end d"crlbed •• follows: Situated in Section No. 14 and 15. Township No. 4, Range 1 1 of the Ohio Compony'o PurchMo end In Fractions No. 20 and 32, beginning at the Southellt cornor of Iandi owned by E~a A. Coleman; then.South on the West line ot Section No. 8. olghty-flve rodt to the----'l~weat corner of lando dHded by u. J, Boiley to Horvav Boiloy; thence Weot; 37'.4 rodo to Iandi doodad by Mojor Rood and wlfo to Charles H. and Real Estate General . -O pen this weekend. SUNDAY, MAY 7-2:00-4:00 P.M. 371 South 3rd Ave., Emm~~ Brooka; thence North 8& rodl to the South line of lends of said Ella A. Col• man; the.,ce East 37'A rods to the piece of beginning, containing 20 acres. more or leSI. PARCEL 3 : Aloo lho fo~ lowing described parcel of land tying in Section No . 8, Town No. 4 and Range No. 11. and beginning at the Southeast corner of the above described twel1ty acrH; thanc:a East 48 rodt. end 10 links to attone in the Township Road; thence North along aaid road 11 rods to a stake; thence in a Weeteriy course to Westline ot Section No. 8; thence south 19 rods to the place of B8ing an undivided five-lixtht inttH'ett in and to the following real estate: Situate in the County ot Meigt. in the State of Ohio. and in the Townlhip of · 'Olive, and bounded and dOICrlbed 01 follows: Being ;n Range 1 1. Town 2, Sectlont 14 end 16. Fractions 20 and 32, becrlnning at the northwest corner ot Iandt deeded by Major Reed and wife to U. J . Bailey, by deed bluing date August 7. 1894. and re-, corded In Book 78. at Pt~ge · 196 of the DHd Recordt of Meigs County, Ohio; thence south along the wut line of aaid lands 85 rodt to Iandi to U.G. Bail fit/; thence west · beginning. · acre~t. be thecontaining sa'me more4lf21"·~6~7~'1·~r3odl~t~o!:;~;~;~.~~;. or leSI. and being the aame premises conveyed by Clar40 rode:: ence Bailey and wife to Viola thence degr- · Torrence by dead dated April wnt 8 rods to lands of Ella 27, 1928 and recorded in Coleman; thence east along Volume 126 at page 277 of the south line of said lend the recorda of deeds of to place of beginning, conMeiga County, Ohio, refer- taining 38Y2: acres more or ence to wt'lich is hereby lass, being the same lanct... made. deeded by S. F. Rardin and Being the same real estate wife to Delia PoNy, by deed' at conveyed to Joteph E. bearing date JanUary 10, Torrence by Viol& Ballay 1902, recorded September Torrence by deed recorded 30. 1902, in Voll. 89 at page in Deed Book 160, page 511, Records of Deada of 378, Meigs County Deed M8igt County. Ohio. And Recorda. ~ing tha tam' property PARCEL4 : Tharealestate conveyed. by J. F. Brooks tOld at aforeuid and situ- and Esther Brook•. husband , ated in the Township of an wife to S . S . Hemmona Olive. County of Meigs and and Mary Hammons, by St•te ot Ohio and bounded deed dated April21, 1924. and described n follows : recorded in Book 12&, at Soc. 36. Lot 840, N. E. of page 668 of the Dead S .E. 109A .S . ofCr. Aouma Recordo of Meigs County. appears on the Auditor's Tax Ohio. Reference Deed: Volume Duplicate for the year 1948 in · the name of Emerson 160, Page 291; volume Stan1bury, referenCe to 234, Page 386; and Vohlme which is hereby made. 23&, Page 287, ~elga Being the same real e·state County Deed Recordt. at conveyed to J . E. TorREAL ESTATE APrenco by Pony A. Riggs, PRAISED AT: Auditor. by deed r·e corded in Tract I - $600,00. Deed Book 182, pogo 674, Tract It - $1,57 5.00. Meigs County Dead Traclltl- 116,000.00. Records. Tract tV - 110,000.00. Reference Deetl: Volume Tract V- $1,600.00. 170. Page 648. Meigs Tract VI - 13,000.00. County Deed Records . Tract VII - 14.000.00 (Parcot I) and 12,000.00 (Porcat TRACT XIII PARCEL 1: Tho following II). real estate situated in the Tract VIII - $&00.00. Township of Olive, County Tract IX- $16,000.00. of Meigs and State ot Ohio Tract X - $240.00 (Parcat and bounded and described 1), $180.00 (Parcel III. as follows : Baing loll num- Tract XI- $600.00. . bared 21 and 22 in the Tracl XII- $3,900.00 (Par· col1); 13.000.00 (Parcel 2); McDole and Torrence AdditiontotheVillagaofReed•- $875.00 (Parcel 3); ville. Ohio. 81.500 .00 !Parcel 4). PARCEL 2 : Tho following Tract XIII - $1,500.00. real estate situated in- the Tract XIV- $6,476.00. County of Meigs, in the The real ettate cannot be State of Ohio, and in the sold for lett than two-thirds Township of Oliva and the appraised value . bounded and deocribed os TERMS OF SALE: Cooh foUows: Being Lot num- on delivery of deed. · Jemet M. Soullby, bered 20 in the McDole and Sheriff of Meip County Torrence Addition to the Village of Roedlville. Ohio. (4) 28; (6) 6, 12. 3tc Said parcels of real estate are subject to ,naasements. 2 In Memoriam highways and leasn of record. Reference Deed : Volume In Memory Of 203, Page 697, Meigs NEVA GRIMM County Deed Records. deceased, TRACT XIV: May 5, 1986 2 In Memoriam Dearest Mom, it's been three years ' ago to<tay In Memory Of That God call ad you , ROSS SCARBERRY Who went to be w•'th away To be with Him, in His God May 6, 1988 You are sadly missed heavenly home. As on earth we trod. It hurts as much now. But it"s a comfort to as it did then; know God has you in His That you're at home keeping. with God . But. Mom, we've got • We must labor here Till our work is done. you in our hearts. And we've finished the The love and lonelicourte nass we have for And our race is run. you Than· we'll meal you Will never stop no again matter what we do. In Heaven some day; We love and miss you If we walk With Jesus Each step of the way. more each day. Sadly miiSed by Your children. Wife. Family and grandchildren and Friends real- randchildran ;=:::;::::;:;::==;:;::=:; ! I Business Services : STONE PUBUC RECYCUNG DEUYDED & SPIEAD GAU.IA CO. AliA NOWOI'a FOI SJ,50PDTOII ....155 14tlo & llaln St. Pelnt Plea•llt, W. Ya. Cont1111t llalnt Taylor '• 614-245-9557 3-10-'89-1 mo. We Buy Aluminum Cano. 01111. Braoo. Copper and More MON.-Fll.: 9 am-6 p111 SAT.: I am-12 MooR . 304·675-3161 Far Mare lnformatioll 3-to.· •..;:a,. FOR SALE 3 s.,,•• and bedrooms, room, family det11tht!d garage. Asking Varlew Sizes WOODEN IIIILDINGS luilt Ott Y...- Lot ON SAU NOW AT SEARS 11 MIIIPOIT COlE SEE - YOU'LL BE 614-992-2171 GEARY BODY SHOP 550 PAGE 5TRI£T IIIDDlEPOIT, OHIO OPEN 1:30-11:00 P.M. ~:::::::::~:21-:·:·~:1:•:·::. · our eHict '"'.tails. 446-6610 or 742-3171 "·ILLI . I~ SOUTHIIN HU.S I.E., INC. 652 SlcMtl '"· • • pt ... 1111. ' IIDY DtWII'I, llrtllor Put )'Our trust in Number One: ••c-orll .... _ c . , . _ • . _.... 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V1rd hi& Thurund Fot. 2323 .................. - - tnd ..... 1-.o!fr, ?______ Yard Sala _ 1 Storm ~s& · Windaws ' CHESTER, OliO ' An- blodloileln _ _ .._ Downspouts Gutter Cleaning .Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949·2168 4-10-'89-1 mo. pd. •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSiLL SIDING CO. ... .._lult ·~ frta EstlmMea"' Pll. 949-21il1 POOLS, WELLS CISTERNS 992-2371 ' lotllklg. tJ 302 W.•2nd Stroot I'll. 614-992-5479 Rog. 614-992-2417 Claims: 1-100-421.-3535 . or Rn. 91e9·2160 NO SUNDAY CAliS BEAUTY SALON .VINYL IIDING a ROOMG 11111 sr. n••• l·ll·tfn . 5-4·19·1 . EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT..-6:00 P.M. CUSTOM IUilT HOMES & .GARAGES HOWE'S GROVE PARI! "At leasanablt Piicts" ltlpre, Ohio PH. 949-2101 ' or Its. 949·2160 AUCDONIIR mo. 1215 Third Avo. . 4·1·19·1 mo. BASKET WEAVE HAND WOVEN BASKETS Large Supply of 801ket ·Weaving Supplies Sign up now for Bat kat Weaving C.l etl81 OI'EN MOST SATURDAYS Beat The Heat This · Summer With Central Air! 1981~ 14x70' MOBILE HOME PAM MHO aN • OWN !I 3 BR, 2 balfl, garden tub. Nice home. localed near Harrisonville. $6500 Cash. 992-6855 CALL 992-5114 10:00 11l5:00 4·4-89-1 mo. 4-16-16-tfn Leesa Murphey & A811ociateo --'II PUBLIC RELATIONS 108 Hi!!h St ....t Pam....,, Ohio 457&9 Phanr (& 141 992-2922 2-:V89lfn VAUGHN'S AUTO - DIESEL SERVICE SYRACUSE, OHIO Most Foreign end Domatlc Vehid• A/C Service All M ..or • Minor AlfMirt NIASE Cthifled M1chenic CAll ·992-6756 "DOC" VAUGHN · Ctnlllod u - Shop CAMP ~nting ....t 1M ... . 1 bedroom, very. It for you. VEIY lEASONAII.I Hl VE IEFEIINCI beautiful, furnished .. Housikeepina Room By Day, Week, Month Vord Solo: Ttuo. • Wed Old 110 614-985-4180 614-949-2526 AUTO &TRUCK . REPAIR 992-6282 Tr••••l.. Alco lo• PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 319 So. 2nd Ava. Middleport, Ohio DEAD OR AUYE •Wa1h111 •Drv•1 · •Ranget •Fieezer• •Refrigarators "IAust ............. lEN'S APPUAIICE SERVICE . 985-3t61 We Service I I I 114-742-2455. tHier, blevclt. Md mile. .......Pomerov......... .. appliance•. Phone 11.,.7422048i _.....,. proPtl1'f. Coli 114992-5818. ' ' ...... .....-------- ".......... ---. IMid •ou Rut:IMd B ICf• or mor& fl•. frtt I1H hook-UIJ. eo• .,._ 742· lllil•' 3 Announcements A.A. 1·8Q0.333-11051. Peraonal: Olvcwce white mlle. ..... 41 , 5'10'". t70 .... trfm pr-ololloilodV for fritnd•hlp or paoolble rol•lonolllp. Reply to P. 0. lox 74. Point PI_, WV, 251110. : nd Sltttt Wldt Vlrd v.lolght Btrtol. l'omercJ¥, btlow BMcll G..,... Com..-v tntronco. Mty 11th tnd eth. lame hou- g Soturdlrv only. Bovino I:OO• .m .. 11'11. ~ 2373. Pomeroy bridge. Tools: furnitun~. clothing, "houllhold llemt, ' you Ike to hwe • c...,?Eithlrway Awn con holp you btl lot 1101t you con bolll CoH -llyn we.... 30._ 182-2148. FuM tlmo L.P .N., 1 1:00 till 7:00 1hift, IJIC bentfttt. comp-IINt ICotiJ¥ WrO¥ D.O.N., RN. CoroHovon oll'olnt oolory, <:!In- PIH&W~,t. Crull• ihtp ' now hiring al poeltlon~. 8oth 1klled and unoldllod. FOr lnformttlan coil ltli-771-5107txt. H 115. le•tlclen on fee for .-vk:e t..ll to~ortr.atu.ltlnHoapft811 or 2 d&¥s J* week. lnt.-.ted l*lont contect a.... dl Amoa. luoln-F~·for304-17113230 Montlwu bid lotm. d-lno ·l l Moy 10, 1919. C1reer ••• ~portunlty tu I tim~, . ,,. . llltntfltl, .......Int. Roquw...oki oa~l . holp.. ~ prwlou• • ._ u ...., Bend riiUFN 10 P.O. ' 328. a.r· boumill& W.Va. 2510-4. Atln: Ch•l• e._•. 12 . Situ81ions GOVERNMENT J0881 . - g INI•tollt0,213 TO f71.471 lnim......_ . lngol Coli ,..... .. 1·315733-1082 EXT F2732A. For current lilting. CWI TIIUIS. E.L 6:4S P.M. SUII. 1.1. 1:4S P.M. DOOI Plll%1 old --bttorlt puppy, Mothlr riQiot-· eon "" 441-0147 oft• I P.M. pr- - ·Oac.Po.... ,,,........ Nice 3 '1 jRha-lulbootm.... btomc1aolllna ~or•· In-. ... new car,- In thrlng roont t.oz c.......,. 2 bllho. clniWr room. tlrepl- lavtly lntorloc Own• ,,_,_od. Coil 8148J2·1709oft• 1:00 p.m, •" · Prico rtd1Dt41 I yw old ,,.; lowol. 3bo•oa- 2bllho.l•~ f1m., room. 4 eae. cloat to town. Owner tf8nlfwrld. ftlollt · .... No r-oftlllllt o-. • llotcL Coli 114-IIJ-1874 ilr 114-74J.2810. Aohlon. l•ge bulclng lot& moblt homM ptnnitted. IIUbllc - · · , . . _ - 01¥... - · Jr. 304-17e-2331l Hames for Rent ~-- Hooi..;. ti.... So. - - OM 3 - - Mnlllud llopne. Ref. l:'tl 104- School a ••a• ··"'" Moblla Homes ~'; for Rent ---··Col D_., .N- Holland. lush EqupmentDell•. , ., , ......... ... Hog~rm •SHAUl 8r. TREE TRIM a11d ' RE· MOVAL ~· 11 . • 10• PAll 8o. VicinitY . •LIG._T HAULING •FIREWOO.D · P1118 • •Mollllt Home Rental• •Lot Rental• 992-7479 vour 1114. f17. •1 • up, Col 114-.... 7311 . . IIol\ •louolnauw• only, 3t!i!171-28tlor 1'711-2113. ~ 18 for .... br - - · 3 b t brloll. .," bltorntnL 2 • • • C*;, 011 hilt Md WMW. Olfttral Wanted to Do . ............................. ' • fomly 'jlt'd ..d Mor 10 4,1,1; ... · -· .... oboul4 ml• fill · lit.•1 • • Trtlllll, Rlt4. llllnt lillldt or aut I yn. •pertlnioe. a.hMie fr• of ....... Caiii14-M7-0401. -· 171'3011. """•""-·llo--. ~~-ttra.=; .._ .eon llle. 114-14.11711. l r l d - 30.. KIIIIOI u:Jrolllt llem•o -.2 1-t.1111. . • - .. 104-en-1'741. -·· ---~ -"- -·- .. Col 114- Riof- IM!u• pointi£ rtma-.. OOftiii\IOtllln w - -~-~- eon 1147101. .... riii'Od. 1178-Do"e l:hMtl Motar homO. 22ft. 1ona 9ft. 31n. mgll. for Sole: 1 978 Ch... plolou p. ._,WV duty 1/ 2 ton. lutolf.,l:riulon. paWtr brllka • ....."'.Coli ., .. 38.. 8721. 1885 Ford F-110 pick· up. PSIPB. 4 spd. t -.. 3001cyl, El<c. Cand. Coli 814-445-1108 or448-9tl0. 1973 3/ 4 ton lltii!V duly pick-up - . .,,. gaa4. lacly good. High mil-a• C.l 114388-HII. · 1887 Ford T-po GL Sport 21.000 MI. Ak. cruiot lit, AMIFM c•sttte. Pow• rnlr· 1871 Monli C..to. Cell 614211-1203. 1977 Ch"" hoi! tan trucl<, gapd body, 305 engine. auto. .,,20000. 304-175-1345. rort. Inter. wtpn. c.ll eft• I p.m. 514-445-9708. 1971 8\ick loodtd. 4 arcup ol ~M~Gn redl•trr.. Run~&lookl good. 0700 81 .. 2411-11470 1180 Monoo Corio PS. PB. AC. CC. AMIFM ltoro. U.OOOCot 114--401& oft• 4:00. t977 Ford • - bod Y·l. ..to, lot• of •tr•a. 30 .. 871-7118. •z.soo. flrm. (' •cell• *· .... 7:00. 1914 Doclgo Omnl 4 * ·· 5 , _ . AC. AMIFM st..,. nooo m1. 411-eo MPG. Ru.. good. -!Toll., c..eoU3100 or !Mit off•. C.l 11.,.2451185. 1183 Lincoln Town Car. E.::. condllon. insldt • out. 1 ow ... Ntw nM Hit..,, a nM ·· .. loplt7291. w•h Colilliocll·'-'114·448· 3&11. *•· cond. . •teoo eon 114318-. . .5. 73 Vllnt 8o 4 W.O . Coli - .. -· .,...... 2SAI . O.H. 1981 Yenow.tonemotar home, 1 - - 1.000 ..... 304-17111749. 81 Home Improvements Jim•• Odd Job'l. Sunc:ledu. tiding. pMitiniJ raofing.l*ptnbuldng. dor• wort. F,.. totlmll • . Coil 114-37S-2415 t•. C•pentJ¥ work. Ptntllng. dry wtll, - · eltclrlcoi, CoH 114-448doling·compl«e. 7821. BASEMENT .WATERPIIOOANG Un-lonll -""" gu ..... tte. Local,....... ~hid. c.ll ~U.r:t 1·114-237·0411. dOl' .. night. ,.. '.i........ Rooerslasement W•lrjii'ODfin~ 22.000 mllto. t10.100. Coli 114-248-5130 or 11"448- SWIEEPER .,.d.-wing mechtnt r.air. J*IL and tuppli•. Pick up and de~Wery. Devil V•aaum AC -THt-Cn~iq, AM /FM lt••- 89119. 1917CIIwy aonvtrllon wn.... equipped. 11.000ml. t11.1100. CtH 114- 215-IISO. PIIICE REOUCEDII 1113Ch"'· rotc 20 Econ<WM. Ortt owner. •ctln co-lon. AC. PS. Pl. AM-FM, CJI , - . cruloa trK, ••m .,.-rn. deluxe Jnt., rlor Natao ond moroll 1178 Apollo ' I - wlh AC, 30,000 mi-. one OWIW. •2000. Cill 304-1711-5715. 'It Ford XL F 210. llt'"'Y duiV 4114. 410 lour I'W, PL. lit, CNfl& tlr, AM.fM c•tttt. clgltol doole. dull oonb. cob Mghl:l. lllut •dwhlle. 104.000 trip miltl . runt good. U.IOo,oo. coli 30 .. 171-3073 olt•I:OOPM. PRICE REDUCED111913Cht~~· . rolet 20 Econowen·one owner. txc cond AC. PS, PB. AM·FM, Cll'ldlo. cruil., pcMII:rec. •l•m IJitml, ........ lr:tarior lghl;& tnd .....u 304-1711-17111. 1ti3Cutl. . &uprtmt. 71.000 1 1:00 ond 3:00. 74 Motorcycles 18140.. 18Rt-........ " oilomt4o. 44Dor. gorogokopt. 1 - -, A · - · - A t . . - 4 - rodlol 41,000 - - . . . Col ., .. 9921~. leiUng whol-la 1911 Suz!M RM-210 dlrtbllla Water coo.l td • front·dltc broil•. Ctll 814--130-4. Ctuner, one half milt up Qoorgtl c - lid. Coli 114441-029-4. . Stptic Tonk Pum-190. Gal· H. Ca. liON EliAI'fS ENTER · PIIISES. Jockoon, Oil 1· 110(). 537·9128. . RON'S Television Service. Houtil 1CIMI on RCA. Ouaur. GE. illitcllllln' In lon.h. Col 304-1'75-231 .., 114-4452414. Fetty Tr• TrimrNng. ltvmp · - · Cell304-178-1331 . Rot.-y ol cHit tool driltlng. Moat--.colllpl•ed•wntd.,. PUmp - - •d .-vice. 30 .. 8111-3102 ' . RON"S ~PUANCE SERVICE, houtt coli ,.,Icing GE. Hoi Point, drytf'l and 11...-. i10._571-2381. w•htr•. 82 Plumbing 8r. Heating CARTER'S PLIJMIING AND HEATING Cor. FourthMdPine Oilloloii.Ohlo Phone 11 ........... w eu.. 448-4477. Livastoc:k 84 Electiicll 8r. Rtrfrlgeration Raid ell .. or OOChicudtl wir- lUctnaed n ! J -tlecb - lei•...IUderuu - Btclricll. 30 ...1711-171• General Hauling Comn,.olthpooo. 1400-ro. . , , . . . . .nd ' llid Pin& I • Oillord W•• Servlot: l'oolo. Clot..._ Woill. Dollvory Anv· tlrnt. CoM 114-448-7404-NO .......... Clll 11M ID oc .,.,_., liM 100 .....,. 3 bll<t - · . , ... 104-171-3214. -h OluiiiiY .Mollll• " - l'lrlr, llouto !Ill, ol ""-.Of· '--·--·Cot 11 .. 882-7478. For Looo• •--. · -~ro ....,. 61'111. lin• ...-.w~-- . . . . . . . . .= t t l .L...,.ar ' 71 Moblo ho- 12o45.- ....~~~~~. eon • lftd 11,...,.. ........ 44. . . . . 114- 2121. ' . Ctll#t . . I I 0 00111 .... 4 .,._ - "'ilalllnD IMif iilul .......... ••• oonll, '400.00. 104-171-- 1 1 i; • . • ,. • . ·~··--~ -·· ·---- ~· · -· .. ' .~ ...... w.... •..........,.. II • II Woe• - - ....... ctlttrM. 1.000•2.000 ...... r 1 •• · 304-t7B-117V. c• For lei• . . . pitul' • ' 1811 32 Ft. hWIIf t ..... Air, refrigerator. tttfeo, mlrcraWIIYt, front kitchen With booth, lll 1>1111. bo..tllut •&&eo. eon Ch ..•pelkt OH. 114·8845.321. .... _ 9 la42tr••en4ecr•. 2rootN bulft an Coii14- . .J.I31J;I 1711-~178. 1972 Continent•! motor Cornpl!. 22ft. UIIOO. Ctll oft• 1:30: 114-448-31105 85 "''*""" lot.,._ Looks Good. 1887 Corw. .lon A•ro v.-. 77 Doclgo..,. e475. 30._17111301. mil-. Tilt, AM·FM c••••· c:rultt. 30 ...n3-9180 bot-on Sh~pe . •e.ooo. CoH l14-2411-&el7. *"· .46 Space for Rut IEAUTI'UL APMTMINTa AT IUDGIT PNCII AT JACK· ION U'IATU. Ul ·Mo ,._ • 112 • mo. Willi to 1111 Name t...aw on con bortntt4. · - · .,._ . .,_ 33te. . 310motor, .....,. I, tnew w... Goad Serv1ces 1918 Fordf250 dleltl, 4 whelll I tpeed tr••rMslon. I 13.1100.00. Phone 304-571129110.. 114·441·44:11. t'i4·441· 4241.•11-uzt. . ~cond - · 731 ._n4Aw. 2 Jill' - - ...... _ ·-*·· 310 molD<, " -Looks 8, . Good Shpe. Good. es.ooo. eo1 114-2411-. . .7. Far Solti: 1981 Panlloc O.ond AM lot4t4 ..100 tlrm eon 814-445-7781 oft• 8 P.M.. AloOT. .• - AllltM, __ CAll eftor ~m . 304-77S. lllt.IIJ-wY. - ,. . . . _______ _______ ____ _.,_____ ______..__...,.________ ,..,_, ...... _ ,.. _,1M Mobile Homn ,,. for S1la v. ...,."'\'- 1111FardRtniJir XL EIICellont oondlllon. 31,000 mit~ . Clll 814-317·0320. clooblt4"' 12yn. or ..... l'llonoi14-. .Z.I018. ........... a "114-448-8877. .,.:n ..,...... , 114-31 ..1135. Motors Homes 8r. Campers 1978·0odrge Shalte Motor ho- 22ft. lon9. 9ft. 31n. high. 1870 Oldl Dtlt1 88, fUN ac .. 13110. Coll81 .. 2411-1148•ft• lor..,...t71tdortima ··-,=-110'.0.,.-of :... . 10-• 3bo*oomhomo84P.d ... Rood, 30 ..1711-5301, ' : 32 clop. ~ 1977 FordF-110 4w4, 4•pttd. 311 modified: Runo good. ncoiltnt condiUon. no rust. tood tlra Far •aooa. Colllt .. 2581134 ... 814-2118-9302 oft• 5 P.M . Amoolt - , In rw. Cot 114·44i!:..•U 1. 114·441· 2328. or ..,4-441-4428. olr, ltrgo flnood lot. · - 0111..... ., d Jr. Hill\ ltotlio!&r Lono. eppolnt- only, 30.. I?S-3772 oft• 1:00PM. • 1178 ...,_, rnblle 1•10 -~ 30 .. 1711-1141. ... ·~~~~~ z. u.,....nlna ~~-~.. 2 -•1.100.00. M I LOit and Found ____ ' ~ .... ...,..ln."'l'honw Rt. 33 ••, .... -- ..... Will t.Jrpltln"'l'- Re• .. Col. - UIO/mo.. "'· • 1Wo b o * - Bunlo!tt A1J411. MOBILJ •Molalte Hp11111- IIUSU.CI 1Wi:"·-Gtrmin 30 ......d "" cld. 4-1711- Trt1dc1 for Sale · Z IR. cou ~try Sitting, ont owner. ~c cond. tltiltt Big 31R. Cou....., hOmo built .., ...lernent. l)ftaed on ,lnii.PW- ...:.. 'Pt-Pf8iiiiinr· ..... 72 Roomolor -• - l l 11 •120 o - "'"'"""' Golllo Hotol-114-448-- ' Allo 3 17 Mlscellaneou• 63 ~­ w. . . . . . eon ., .. , , . to .aood home. Olrm111 IIMipnc- 114-143-1421: ..... -·""...m. ·-nlty-···teL . . "'" Holltnd 7ft. hoy bin a Oehl IIOrtmllrntllc•both•c.cond. 304-273-421 I . OIIIoll _ _.... . , . . . 1!11111.._ - " polnttd "" tiona. -.spll. .lo.. .,. Ulktn . . . ila'diOr!... "..... 1210 Mon.·Fd. 3p.rn. II tilt ·'8~114-. .J-2111 - · .. oflao . , 20S. Equol houtlng 14• 742·1172 IVtnlng, ' Nowly ' " " · - - . - - I. S.ll. H lAST IIYSVI&I, OliO ' '"·661-3111 , Author_.. Jahn For4 532 loolla: t2.210.00. Growlly bod '275.00. T- r • GUttfvatort t200.00. Al•c con4. 304-1711-2833. port. & room• end Nth, ··OoP. •'f14-448-. .51. .. 114-448' .110. r,u_ room ..,.,mono, 5 HP Rotollllor. Y • -· Good co-lon. Coli 114-•2·5310. •«_...... - - .175. , . ""'"'" 114-1&2-1028. . ' Folly IUrnlllud 1•1111• tpl. AI futltl:t.l .... tiCGtlt ........\1. Molt Collie. I rnonlho old to ho.... Coli 114- 742· •zz• ,..,.... flrtpl-. lnt•com ll'"!""o,li> graun4 Pool. lie*>. ~o~o: '6.1 1170 Dodge Dirt Cuotom15.000 . . . . . . .. .... gaa4. Gr-' work ar. Good aoncltloR uoo Ctlllt .. 2411-5120oftor 5 P.M. ChW¥ Impel& stetiOn wega n. 11 ft. fl•btd trill•. lingle •I& clAtl tlroo, UOO. CoH 814-35891811. , .... Col .,..... 2213. 2·3-1111 .BOGGS : SAUS & saYICI 9144. 1-..... " " - · 114malllll. dopool -lrod. IIJ-1111. Furnlllud. 3 304-1711-4480 'r••* -•lvlna 1 ond2- --· ..... -d-.. . .-..-· ............................. . Instruction . 2 -Ctrpottd. Nlc."-'"· .lltlnalotLwndrv focll.lel ......,. Coli lt481Z.3711 . EOH. Apert· ·-Minor ·•d " 'Rhl• - · ld1 •• Vllogt mont• In Mlddloport. From t112. Call 114-882-"'7, 41 Sh- low mlAe• d,frott AM / FM C.llltte MC . Cond. Alk for Vlololo. Coli 11 .. 441-1871 ., leege. Far · Sole: 1172 ford Mu-IJ 351. Auto. m..., ,.... parts, Holl.,d _ . boll• hO¥ . """"""' Ctllld-445-4412. . . .. HoY. hOI' . . . . . • 1111 E . - 4 spd. t2700, mowers. Corn pltrtt-. wht.: 1971 Ford F-100 302 .,t.. drill. weaoner loader wilh fronl: mMic. 1985 Ford F-110 ll.C . pump, 8 N Ford tfMitor, .,...,.. •1100. 351 - - l e •hart 1preedeu. other· fell bod. .... mil- .11100. Coli oqulpnw<t. - · · Farm Mo· . I 1.. 448- 1349 .. 4411-7717. ol\lnory. At. 124• --114., Jtc:Uon, OH or coli 814-ftl- 1981 Oldo Omooo 1110, 1981 304-178-3100 .. 1711-1101. Pay •5o.oo hr Same Old uorlaht plmo. 112·1«1. tnd boll!. utDiel ptld. 180.00 - 4 -..... 1987 Doclge 1978 Oldo CUll- 8roughtm. y_., Good Condition. lh•p ell'. Coli 114-441-2814. Sr.noll 2 IR . homo an 21.. o... 110 ........ '65.00 lk. tooJ./r Golno plow, -rv hoo. buoh hoa boom pol& corn plant•. 3 pt. · - ou111t. o-w• flntnao. Col 131110. ., ... 218-1122. 1 milt oft 141 1n Col 1~4-44e-1418 Ill• I P.M. Afor;_, '4 - Gtr1110 1981 Dotocn 200 SX. t1, 000 • II. Cal 81 .. 317-0141. Own• wll IICI' •• f1711/ma, ,.., dopoolt. Col 114-448-1317 .. 304-17111490 Ilk lot Rich. , -~ 1811 Ford • r cruillr Aerotmr Ven. AM / FMc•sette. CICMh'· *lvo V·l A.C. hpl. • 14-2411-5141, flnonoo. Col 114-218-1822. me. D4 Cat - · 114-371-27 ...good ..... CoH H1111se far Salt: Op.. Ha,~1111 Sotur..... ,.., il, an Briolo lchaalllotcL --from Ad .. .ultE-If"(. 4Br.. 2 .paol ... tl2tet• . 011!1 . , .. 3311-830-4. • . Ed. 8 -10189. 1983 Calt concltlol'\. ttonwd. 2 Col et4-38a. 8730onytimo. or11·317·7417 Lito Modol 4141nt'l ...ol wlh l:alth'-'1, plow. . .c.2rowcorn plont«. e47110.. 31 MF wtth c.l •.. il SEIZ~O Voh~ 185 MF with Kelly LDod•lf4,780, 3000Fard01eooi/U,Hl 40tDJO/f4,110. I ft. --·lt785.1'oot hole d....., 2 bedroom IPOliiWIIIi. llllv cli'petell, IPPMen-. WO. •d trooh pl. . pt Mtlnt• - · •• •Ina'-• to....,.. Plna - • ond - • For m"'tlnlor-n col 304-en. 1711. E.O.H. W. ••• lot oiwlr oncl hondl- ••tru. , , . . to .... For m.;e capped In our home. 21 a•ll 114-812experience. LPN on ell. Low lnform1tlon, • ... .. _ home. Clll ., ..... J. 3~ 1173 oft• 7:00p.m. for ,_, 3 bt*oarn bride -w•hloil&. In lot motion. lot. Mid Wll' Ori!le.Will 4a houtt cl ...... , lobo Iii Good conll, 304-.~1881 .• _ Muon end 0.111• Cqunty area 3 .... _ rtnch. prlood IIO'J. - · Rot•. 30.. 1711- ..... nlca Mo-oeii<Adcl5819. tlor\ coil oft• 5:00 .,d ..,.._ ktndo 30.. 1711-74311. 15 7 - dow,...., 1~00. SPI:30'o40'xl' ..,., 1-15-•8" lllllna daor; 1 --lk c1oar- MI... EReCTED· IRON HORSE BU:IRI. 114332' 1741. .,..d Coli 114-ftl-1402. •«• ye•• . oportmono ttllo Ortnclt. 2 br.. 10 ·~ rNnut• ~om Qolllpolll. 4 br.. 2 boll!...-. LP g• - . llll booom..._ •• fornlly room. City 8cllool cliO' lria. Calllt .. 448-3527. u n8ttaehld , . g.-age. F ....lud ... 1 .,d 112bllho. la1ndrv - - 2 0 G1111a Col It .......0144. froni porch • ,........... ,,, Roc*-prlngt•;• C~ambuk 1 owner home on tpprox,-::3 8 b o · - 2l'i ••~~t:l ,_1_1__ H~el_p_Wa_nt_ed __ 224 E. MAIN ST. 992·9'976 .. 8 room hou .. In Hln'llonvjl,. Olllo. On llitck top W \!1'. plcil, goad ,..... city _,._ Molao Co. lmm. .•o Polo. • 11.000.814-787-2744. • ' ' Wanted 1• 3~7-7118. 61 Farm Equipment .36 Loti a. Ac,.e.ge Aou1h Lana Ch•,.& t14-441-9780. Clot pold lor moiling ltltlrll noo.oo - · Wrb: PASE • 117k,1118 . linoohMil¥,NDrth Aururo, II 10142, mloc. BINGO. Wo wtth ~)f~t ~'ILl!:) POMIIOY -IAGI.IS 2 H.O. FREE with COUJIOII•d pu~th. . of min. H.C. Paci•L lim~ I coupon per CUI- · tomer per binfi 111sion. LD~ed: [ illiil'l Vlltl'lll Moy 4, 5,8. On rao4 un4or Moy 1. Turn tim lOti! loft-PO from !llldcl_. Hill. Rflh houtt. Giveaway 01" Ut.t furnkure • d houMhold 8o. VicinitY AIHIOunce 111 ~11ls the piece ••o stllng. Quilt• Pre1940 qulllt. An'y condition. Colli ookl. Coil 114-882·8857 or 114-1192-2481. Middleport 4 4·25·1fn Uaed tuntt~,. b¥ ... .,, houeehold .. e,.•-'· c..,.,_, Townhou-. S• .. Moy 1. 9-4. - · Womono, • .Chi«-•• dotNn" t~1. rotor 4·11-1 mo. pd. PLUMBING & HEATING wanted ta buy: Tot.cco pourt" - Coli 114-448-1437 .. 448-9218. May S.latct.,.TownhOu•JU•t atl lit. 7. flf<it """ ~ ,_, atop. CARTER'S . w..... 304-812·2145. 3 IR, 2 bill!. lull boo- tn4 ~:•pM. on 114_.• Owner.WI! HI ilr. .htcl CM' unllr . . t.cl. Ohio. Coli 114-all7· 7781 "" w.tted to buy: Junk~ with or without moton. call Richard Qoargo, 814-388-8095. Chu""' Y1rd Sole: Fric!O¥ l\ Set. GROUNDS 4-25.'89-1 mo. WANTED 11 llom>O¥, Spa-t4 br Ram>O¥ UnNt4 Mllholllt Womon. 9 A.M·1 Roln 811. Mey 13. OHIO RIVER Tall• the pain aut af Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio o.un. lot Ro. 35 jl.. clng lot ooloc Ito North h..,n41n M I M - Coli 11<t, 182-1028. 81. - . , Or., Ntloo,..O: Ohio 48714. 114- 713-193o. 1. SIIIJII'Ies C. LlVI:ollJI.k ,!Po • Jl • K. Coil 114-.._ 7711oii•IP.M. M~ ar-. c.ll Marifvn c-.•• ....,.... F Ifill rtpolr ohop, AI -lpmtnl ,..,. ,.,.d resunw to: Emolllftt Slmnw. Dod.,. Haopl!oll, 1~ 110 388-9303. Wll buy .. opprolllt ..,.llklgl Andqu• furriture. IPPII~nc-. . , aut01. complete home lurMNngo. Ml!iln Wodem.,or. 114-'245-1112. . Bulldlnge " lllle: lw or AVON - All For life or ·tntde. Two Ce>ono houn4 tnd Rtbbll 8 ...... 114-912·3813. . ' 8·11'1- ·' •. H mon-v7 Or w041d NOW OPEN FREE ESTIMATES 34 .lUll wnnt to ta'n • l•tll •tnl Shop p1rldng IIITIIIOI-EXTEIIOI Roger Hysell Garage Junk Citra wtth or wfthout mDion. Col Lany Uvtly 114- 8 to I. Home lnt.tor, dllhM. jNnl. w.t:nuts. tov.. clathtt.otc. Mer 1. 1188: LINDA'S PAINTING LIVING ON A BUDGET? u.,·c......., 3 ltmly. F~ -~------- THE 59 FOI" Sale or Trade :ro Compl•• - - l d o of ...... tu,. a .,.liquet. AU wood A coli heM ... Swaln'e Farnlture I Auction. lhlrd • Olivo, 814-445-3159. V•d group, UOO.OO. 304-1'1'1· 2233. TOPCASHpoldlot 1183madol lnd AM• Ulld c ... Smhh Buldt·Ponti.C, 1911 e..t•n Avo.. Gallll>.ollo. Col 81 ....... . X·R., Tocllnologlot. lmm....t 2282. oponln~ F~l tlmt pooNion. Coli Day or Nght NO SUNDAY CAUS PH. 304-428-7245 Ofllt Fender Rho._ planowllhtwo ec:c:..ary plug&. •c oand, n collont for -ling llnglng '::::;:~:;:::;:;;:::;;;::= 9 W anteel Buy "*' of...,.. .... 8077. Llmtltd o'*tlng~ . -·Olllo•ond-VIralnlo. Boaldng -lono. 30+ 773-5715 ;;: •nne:o••· •••m lndhrllll.! ,•Iter ,. ...., ·beginn. .. Hriout gubrllt. ln.llc•dil · Mu1lc. t14-441-0187. Jtfl WMlllll' .....- ... 114- -. lll~l'toroon l-·~ln MOving Sola ' >ivo,_.g~r~o c:Jo. BISSELL BUILDERS PATRICK H. BlOSSER :~or~ ~~-· ........ ...,.,...,._( C1 Col.....,., Sale &. .Auction W.Vo. Stote Ch..,~lon Auc· thing. boalla. ..Wing m_,.,., CMnlng jln •d m~ah mare. lower Rlvlr lid. llrot loft. CONSIGNMENTS WB.COME ' r Public ,..,enwmod. w.v•. M- •MUAL _,&.DINGI HO,U -Q a APT. PRO.IICTii SINC£ 196P 71 Auto's For Sale 1011-187· 412 LH 2~ lwtln. Wllotl Of lltCit.., blue Gl'lll instrument vW& Ctii814-24S.9210. wett1 with CoH M.-lln Wodt-to, AUI;tlonllr, Uctntt4 • 8ondtol in llloto of OIIJa: Llquldlllono, f.-m~. MI:Rill. .mlquet. etc. t14-245-1112. Soia Fri, Bot.· Mill' 5 ... 8:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Lolo of clot..., hou-l.d ·bobr IJI•-a. .,tlqtla lurnltuN. plclu-. Loaolt4 In RIO ~-· · II' 213 N, ColiAwnueecroa from Rio Q,..dl Colltat'o Amlll-rv HoP. ~XftNINIRIMODEUNO PUBLIC AUCnON Porn«oy, Ohio 45769 •nn 8 Allin Or sNna ~lo Y•d .CUllOM KITCH. . a IATHI Transpoc la\1011 d• from t100. For•. Mlr· cedll. C~• Cltwy1. Surplul. B~• Guide. 111 Instruments Vord Sol& Soturdor, I. 9:00A.M. 112.,1eanGoorgoo Cr. . Rd. from St. lit. 7. · 4·26·'89-1 mo. REnESENT ADVE AKC regiat•ld MlnlluM O.chthund, 1 malt .,d 1 fMnlllt. 304-1711-2278 - · • 8:00 PM oft• coil 1711-8140 oftor 1:00 I'M. 57~ Int-. fHIU JUNE .1!I 992~2725 JtFFERY J. WARNER Accessoria~ •• , "!,. E!lwln Vl!lnl« ,_ bo. .lng ........... 17 -~· rrin... Phone 304-273--3447 lAY'S For HIALTH INIURANCI e•ll: Profenlonal· Services AUCTIONEER , '169 N. 2nd ' •Middleport, Oh. Call Anytime & GOVERNMENT Qorogo HI& Fur,.u,.. clat'*mltc. FridiW • BotuniO¥. 1-5. 3 'I'M• ouo 1411nContonory.Roln ar .... e. , ' . . Clothes. children• 4T -12, - . 7-12. homo .......... link. lliCII'clt, 1814 Chrvolor •Lo~w. Mor 5 • 1 . 8,30-1;00. 7rnl•bolow41rnn. lit. 7otbrlok. ........ ANY PERM NOW PYr•br• white Germln • • "phlrd pupplto. Col ., ...... '1714. . or W . Ahr.tnt Antiques. 11U E~ Mlln ltrt.t, Ponwor. Hourt: M,T.W 101i.m. tolp.m.. &undOr 1 to lp.rn. 5!'4-9112· 2&28. .. '- clott.i and attwtnd 11~, PERM SALE 10% OFF 1,000 .GALLONS P.M. 8uy Y•d hlo. Moy 4.1.1. I:Ooom !. , _.... Ho!ttt. Oolllpalil mo. Gutters l~~r• kittens. Chaw n..t ..,. vice. Colllt4-4411-3144olltr7 A,.lquet t.""'·Chi._ DAY 01 EYIIIIJIG WATER SERVICE ....,_ and 11.,.... •d HI"'*' oil& c.m~eoi.l.,. foinllow Rood, Sot. I, 8:00 985-4222 11·18·'118-ttnji 53 BM: ol Bl.le Faunllfn - o i·CJtllipollo. .. coil &14446-3:t32-d0¥~ or 814-4451314w-go. Mnnol. Clrpon INSTALLATION AND SilVIa OF HEll ENERGY D'FICIEIIT HEAT PUMPS, All CoNDITIONING AND 95'1. EFFIOENT FURNACE. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Opponunlty . c.norv 41 ft. Jllfl boll Sunlrlor II tr..... Elee. hMt. lw•ln ovuound. Twin ICI'IIIIW.. t2S.OOO. DrMo. Stturdlrv. Moy 7111. !HIO · ' 1113:00. CHESTER, OHIO 985-4141 n_.. O.aam tnd &uppiv llhap.P., Groomln1. All br.. ds ... .All otylto. l'tt Food Dell•. JuHo Wtbb Ph. 814-441-0231. o....,nwync~ Boets•nd Motors for Sala from Mid W., DriVe to TIWtl · WARNER HEATING & COOLIN,G o• EVEtiNGS .· Butlne11 75 KIT N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wri(lht 54 Misc. Merchllndi1e •• ,1, - . •• Womon '· W•hlr-•t•. EXCELLENT PAYI HartiJ· WOfbrl ........ 0w.- 71 CD_i'f' pool• . NMII--.. Clli· triiMitou, a wltoltslft" 'l cli'. .ory. e..d S .A.S..E. P. .Q. lax 2121-GT , HUI'Iing~an, ~ 21728-2121. ' " INoncEt ,' h -.. . THE 0 ..0. VALLEV PUBLUifi. 23 Call 992·2772 '' •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS ·BATHS •ROOFING •REMODELING 8r. REPAIRS ... IH.OO. QE W•'-· •111. Ktn· mote Kenmore dryer· • .,., Whirlpool dryor· el&. 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RtfngerMor· whlte; Hotpolnt FF - •110. Rtfrlgerltor Av•c•do ; FF - t171 , Rtlr-or· 2 • .; F F Gola·Liko Now n1a . API. ~. CoH 304-I?S-1104 or 30" 17t-131& & Vicinity Mastic - Cirtaillta&d~ Vinyl SMina .Quality Stone Company ·-work .. The 61 Hou1ehold Goods . COuple to _ . , • 4a - bock 'lOrd Ill& !hurt ..d Fri, '!!ler • tnd I. 2211 Jtllu-Aw.,Onl\illftlot- 4 rinto foun4 ,. Poot Oftlao. lllngo ... • Cllv 11o11. - INSULATION All POPULAR SIZES AVAILABLE & Vicinity ---···--···················-·----- LAFF·A·DAY 32 Mobile Homn forSalit .......GiiiiiP'olls ........... J&L LIMESTONE FOR SALE 11 Help W.ntld ,4 fomly - · For mort info writr, Scott Andlflon 337 i'. 0. lox ~::!~!::::::;:~~ ;: .......P!.PTNianr ..... 3'-lyVordlllt, III, Moy I. 1 :00 llll ,4:0(), Roin o r -.. 1201- St.- ¥talnllyofJ'ohx'"'"'"........., ora...Fun-lniiMer 10\. eo• 114-247· 2481 •• 114·247·3081 . -••d. LDO!:PoullnoHIH.,48tOfYollun 1111.. • Colle. A~• "" to DuWdo. Ctll814- . .2-1041. 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Pagl 10-lhe Daily Sentinel · ' ..--Local 11ews briefs... ---, Continued from page 1 negligence and departures from accepted standards of medical care during the pregnancy of Candace Carleton and the subsequent birth of Dledra Ann Carleton. The suit stated that In May 1980, the mother came under the care and treatment of Dr. PriCe for pregnancy. which sulbsequently resulted In the birth of the child on Sept.ll,19M. The plaintiffs charge that , as a result of the alleged negligence and departure from accepted standards of medlcai by the defendants. the child suffered birth detects Including but not limited to: hypoxia, Intracranial hemorraglng, hydrocepha· Ius, spastic _quadrlparests, delayed development and brain damage. . The ·plalnlffs demanded a judgment against the defendants jointly or severally In an amount adequate to compensate them for damages and Injuries together with Interest at the maximum allowable rate and court costs. The suit was tned Sept.17, 1987 and went to trial April 18, 1989. After five days of testimony and nearly two days of deliberation. the jury Informed the court on April 26, 1989, that It could not reach a verdict and a hung jury was declared. When the case Is retried. the defendants will be Dr. Price and Holzer Clinic, since Holzer Medical Center was excluded as a defendant by the court's summary judgment. I Squads receive one roll Thursday Meigs County Emergency Medical Si!rvtces reports one call on Thursday. Pomeroy was called at 10:29 a.m. ilo Lasley St. for Norma Goodwin who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. I I Special ... I Continued from page 1 town competitions. The Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation· Developmental Dlsa bllltles provides the bus. gasoUneand driver for Special Olympics trips, says Laudermllt. She also notes that "low-Income participants benefti the most from donations." Basketball Is one of the River Racers' favorite events, as well as track and field events such as shot put, the 50mm dash, stand· lng long jump. running long jump and baseball throw. And If the county bas enough participants, relay racing Is a particularly exciting event, says Laudermllt. She also points out that Special Olympics "Isn't just for school age children. This Is a program for mentally and physically handicapped children and adults. - any age - school age to 80." · Although participants In the State Special Olympics are II· mlted, based upon the results of state qualifiers, the local Special Olympics tries to Include as many participants as possible throughout each year of activities. Bette Hoffman, of the Carleton School staff, Is the local coordlna· tor tor Meigs County Special Olympics, and Patty Hays, also on the Carleton School staff, Is head coach. But parents and •other school personnel also become Involved In Special Olym· pies. A high polntofLaudermUt's participation in the program was when her son, Ray, was able to participate In a recent Interna· tiona I Special Olympics where he won a gold and a silver medal to bring home to Meigs County. Laudermllt is the only Meigs County youth who has partlcl· pated In an International Special Olympics. Most recently. the Meigs County Special Olympics went to "Cops tor Kids Day" at the Convocation Center In Athens, where "our kids and Beacon School from Athens put on an exhibition basketball game," Laudermllt says. - friday. May 6, 1989~ Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio fered by officials could have the highway become a reality 'in less than five years. ' Wise said officials of the West Virginia Department of Highways, the Ohio Department otTransponati~n. and. the fedetal Highway Ad- mmtStration have been invited to Monday's meetings. WISe ·was instrwnental, with the help of U.S . Sens. Roben C. Byrd, D-W.Va., and Jay Rockefeller, 0-W.Va., in getting a $200,000 fedetal appropriation for a four;lane highway feasibility study through Congress and ~ed by Presidi:nt Reagan. Pomt Pleasant's Charles L8Jiham said the four-lane project has had iiS problems and pilfalls over the 25 years he's been in the community, but now, "Maybe everything just Announcements Cubs plan derby Cub Scout Pack 2461s sponsor· lng a fishing derby on Sunday; from 1 to 4:30 p.m.. at the Isaac Watton Park, Chester. A potluck meal will be held along with the derby. Board meeting slated The Meigs . County Board of Mental Retardation· Developmental Disabilities will meet Monday, 5:30p.m .. In the conference room of the Meigs County Board office. has to hsve itJ time. "I think we hsve had some difficulty in findinr a way to get it (the four-lane pcocess) SWted." Lanham said, notina pevious dis· cussions with officials in the West '"The Mason · County Developmem Authority hu dOne in letting West Virginia Department of Highways Virginia officiall about Mason lacked focus. . County's potential allo plays a key Lanham said Wise's involvement pan in the pieces coming rogecher. wilh the project has put maum on "It has mado lho ltaiC aw~ of the front burner. • the potential that is here, that things "H¥ealizes jusl how imponant can come about if Mason County it is for safety and economic has tho -proper infrastructure." he reasons," Lanham said. The ever.- said. present bottleneck of lnlcli: traffic "I am looking forward ·to JOin& off R9Ute 35 has raised a safety is- to Point Pleasant and Gllllipolii besue, the president of Citizens Na- cause I am sure Ibis will conliilue tional Bank said. And too, there is to build on the momentum that has the economic importance. been gathering since I was able to "Transponation is es,9ential to development" Riddle said the meetings Mon· day in the two states repn:scni a "hands-across-the-river" gesture. He added that talk about the four· lane has genetally been positive. I. Soulll Central Oblo • Ton!ght: Showers and thunder· ;.. storms likely. with a loW,In the ;; mid 40s. Winds shifting to westS . : to 15 mph. Chance of rain Is 70 :pen;ent. · ~; Hospital news Veterans Memorial Thursday admissions - Carol Rhodes, Racine: David Cum· lngs, Pomeroy; Norma Goodwin, Pomeroy; Barry Staats, Pomeroy; Flossie Badgley. Racine. Thursday discharges - Cha· rles Blake, Dorothy Collins. :: HANGING BASKETS •••••••••••••• $400, ancl_up '. DAHLIA & WAX BEGONIA .~.r.~~t.. S12~ .••, GERANIUMS ••••••••••••••• ~••••••• ~ ••••••• 98c EA. .•-••• CACTUS GARDEN ................. $250 ancl _up •'••VEGETABLE PLANTS •••••••••••••••• $125 Doz: · (.. VEGETABLE FLATS!••••••••••••••••• ~..... S7 EA. MEIGS PROM PHOTOS. · YEP! We will be at our usual location, the Pomeroy Village Hall Auditorium, from 4 to 8 p. m. Saturday to -·take your Meigs Prom Photos. Our special backdrop will carry out the prom theme and colors. And the price? $6 a set witl:'l each set to include 2 5x7's in folders and 4 wallets. Order as many sets as you like. Couples and singles, do drop in. No appointment needed. Charlene and Bob Hoeflich The Photo' Place Pomeroy, Ohio I I Uvestock GALUPOLII !I'I'OCKY ARDS .tprtl.,l. . '. · THo... Fee<ler Callie Steady, Veal cat.. lle&IJ, lalchr C.Wollle• . - · Frame! lo Z l!leen: - - .............................111.11 _ ..............................81.-11 .............................. a.-.11 _ .............................. 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STOP IN AND SEE OUR NEW LOT. 65~ OFF RETAIL: 14K GOLD • STERLING SILVER . . ·18" TWISTED HE..NGIONE CHAIN .• 1111. $116 NOW S6510 . 18" FRENCH ROPE a.,. 1360 NOW $12 600.: GOLD RINGS sso to 175 Value NOW S1750 to S2 600 PEPSI . 24 PACK IUI·lii.H: Medlom ...IIJitAt...... C.Wa: ..... ..... Co~~ ...., CalYM 12 OZ. CANS ()I& 992-6669 271 lorth Secend, ll!d.aplrt, Oh. $589 . ·' Clllllolol• _...,,,..... ... •W• , C..llpgw& ... LaC'I 'I r'wln. ..... , . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 BASI(EtS, SILK CANDLE RINGS, WESTCLAIA GLASSWEAit GIFT BOOKS, CARDS by Gibson and MORNING .STAR SCRIPTURE I PACK ,. 16 OZ. IllS. ~Ius Dtp. 2 UTER .......... = ..... . . .. ...... .,....... ....,...._.... ,.............. . . MOOSI-IS IWG'IM PEPSI -a . . . . . . . . Orpo 89C ~, PIICIS .o•• ... ALL Gin ITiiiS PIIDAY, MAY 5 and GOOD MAY HOUSE COUNTRY . . . . , , • • 7th · ... .,. ...... 675·1- ~-~ . . . . . 't - lsa••••· ow.· ACCIDENT POUR - Four people were Injured ud Uk1111 to Veteraas Memorial • H011pltal aftet a twHar accldeat FrldJQo oa Ohio .lU between Mlnenvtlle and Syraculll!. Tile state Remember Mom With That Special Gift Of Love From MILL STREET BOOKS 93 MILL ST. 992-6657 or 998·00~ MIDDI.EPORT J\IO GRANDE - An alumnus now serving as an executive with Amerl~lm Express Company will address the·' 113th Commence· ment of Rio Grande College· / Community College on Sunday. May 21. ' Ron K. Glover, the Preside nt of Travelers Cheque Group, U.S.A., American Express Travel Related Services Company, will address Rio Grande's 1989 gra· duatlng class during afternoon ceremonies beginning at 2 p.m . on the College Green . With approximately 290 gradu· ates, Including both Associate and Ba.c helor Degree recipients •. Rio Grande's class of 1989 will be among the largest In the school's 113·year his tory. Glover Is a 1961 graduate of Rio Grande and Is a current member of the college Board of Trustees. A graduate of the Harvard Business School Advanced Man· agement Program. Glover joined American Express In 1970 and had held positions of overall RON K. GLOVER responsibility for American Ex· press Card In Europe, the Middle East, Africa, ''l\sla. the Pacific. Australia and Mexico. His U.S. professional resume Includes being Senior Vice President · of Card Marketing 11nd . Execu dve . Vice President for Worldwlde.'Marketlng and Strategic Planning for Consumer Financial Services. He was also President and General Manager of the Japan Division of Travel, Relaled Services·. In his current position. which he has held since December 1985; Glover Is responsible tor all aspects of the American Express Travelers Cheque bustness In the United States . As Chairman of the American Express Worldwide Travelers Cheque Business Committee, Glover Is responsible tor ensur· ing the coordination of the company's Travelers Cheque business across all geographic locations. He is a member or the Board of Directors of American Express Travel Related Services Company Inc. Golden ribbons support Eldercare PRESCRIPTION SHOP :t..~ ..........................II.IINl.lt. , damaged, also overturned. Both driver~. a passenger tn GAL'l.IPOLIS - Four people Injured but not Immediately claimed Injury and were taken to the .Mollohan· car, Mabel M. ,were Koku!Jo ; ' and a treated · Smith, 82; Ch~shlre. and a V~tei'an~ Mem~ial Hospital af· passenger, Miklko Shlnno, "19, passenger In, the McKee vehicle, ter' an acc~dent at 1: 40 p.m. Bessie Rio Grahde. 1. Heck, 77, Portland, Friday on SR 124. 0.2 miles west The patrol cited Kokubo for of miles post 25, between Miners· complained of InJuries and all failure to maintain control. four were taken to Veterans ville and Syracuse. Barton A. Ritchie, 38, Dayton, Memorial Hospital. Troopers reported that a Gall Ia Ohio, was cited for failure to The patrol cited McKee for County woman, Hilda M. Mollohan. 39, Cheshire, was west· failure to maintain control of her yield the right of way after an accident at 5:25 p.m. Friday In bound, slowing for a funeral vehicle. T.wo Rio Grande College stu· Meigs County, at the junction of procession. Another car driven SR 7 and SR 124. dents were slightly Injured In a by Janet V. McKee, 49, Portland, Troopers said Ritchie's pickup Ohio. was unable to stop and one-car accident at 10: 15 a .m. struck the back of th!! Mollohan Friday on SR 588, about two truck pulled onto SR 7 Into the miles west of Gallipolis, accord· path of a car driven by James L. car. McKee's car rolled off the Chadwell, 39, Long Bottom, Ohio. ing to the State Highway Patrpl. right side of the road Into a ditch, The vehicles collided with mod· Troopers said a car driven by · landing on Its top. There was erate damage. Chadwell claimed Takashi Kokubo, 21; Rio Grande, (noderate damage to both an Injury but was not Immewent off the road, striking a tree. vehicles. The_vehicle, which was heavily diately treated . STONE RINGS 1150.1400 Value . NOW S5250 to S14000 . TENNIS BRACELETS 1111. 1175 NOW S6125 ............................... .-11. ..._ Collie, - · C.W/(iall .... .., ......,.,, ...,.., U:ll .... through GalUpoUs. Complete results were un· available at press time. (Times-Sentinel photo by G. Spencer Osborne) FRIDAY, MAY 5 • SATURDAY, MAY 6 . lliBBioO II.IUUI: Cuoer/Cwlter _ mileage. DAVID J. BAKER Rio Grande selects speaker · ·Four people injured ~ in wreck for its 113th commencement AND THEY'RE OFF- Runners parllelpallng ' 1986 Merc ••~~~~~-~~~~.!~~~!t $9500 . tlon to the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce of $5,000 to be used to develop a tourism brochur')forthecommunlty.The $5,000 tourism grant was secured by Chambermember Mary· Powell. The presentation Is to be made on thePomeroyparktnglot if weather permits, or at Pome· roy Village Hall if It rains. From Pomeroy. Baker wlll be going to Gallipolis where he will attend a 7 p.m. Gallia County Area Economic Development Dinner at the Down Under Restaurant. · This is Baker's second trip to the local area since his appoint· ment by Governor Richard Ge· teste as director of the Ohio Department of Development i.n (See BAKER, page AS) j •OPEN HOUSE ::'iZ·:'"-..;;,;;·;;;;;i·ii;;ij;.........-.11 - t i l l......:.........................'1'1.11 -·c.w~ titDI ... tl.l..ll.lt; Caaaer/Catter 41.-.lt: Ullltwol.atlow .....ecowo n.Wiow;"j.fil_.. wplolf.W. NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - State Develop· men! Director David J. Elaker will be traveling this week to 22 cities in southeastern Ohio, In· cludlng Pomeroy and Gallipolis. to discuss economic develop· ment and education In the Appalachian region of the state. Baker will tour housing projects and area plants, participate In local announcements, and meet with local officials, legislators, business people and residents about the economic future of , their communl~es. ·Baker's visit to Pomeroy will take place Wednesday afternoon. He will travel from Athens to Pomeroy where at 5 p.m. he Is scheduled to make a presenta· • • Auto., PB, PS. Like new. Am Electric Power .... !.. ...... 26'4 AT&T ..... ............. ............... 34~ Ashland Oil ..... .............. .. .... 42 Bob Evans ................. .. ...... . 15~ Charming Shoppes .............. 15~ City Holding Co .................. 16J.I; Federal Mogul ..................... 53 Goodyear T&R ....... ,...... .. : .. 50~ . Heck's ............... .. ........... :: ... %_ Key CenturiOn .................... 13~ Lands' End .......... ......... ...... 30J.1; Limited Inc ........................ JO'A. Multimedia ~nc .................... 98 Rax Restaurants .................. 2')(, Robbins & Myers :............. ,.16~ Shoney's Inc ........................ 8% Wendy's Inti ........................ 5Ya Worthington lnd ................. 21 ')(, (Umlted Inc.'s sales r011e 2% percent. Wendy's Inti. Is ell dividend today.) Development director to tour Meigs, Gallia "FHE Cl(TUS" OPEN 10 A.M.-8 P.M. DAILY 5 .... llorth of •-••v at C-.tw load 19, PHd! Fori! • PB. PS, PW. Low 11 Sectiono. 86 Pogoe A Muhlmedlolnc. N-opaper Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, May 7, 1989 '' 1988 Nissan •.•...•..•..•••.•.•• $5995 Dally stock prices · (As of 10:30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis A Loewl Variable cloudlnes&. IUgh near 50. • tmts ~--------------------------~.~ PAT'S GREENHOUSE Along the River ......... 81·8 Buslness ...... : ............... D-1 Comics· ................... Insert ClassU!eds ................. D3· 7 Deaths ........................ A-3 · Editorial : .................... A-2 Sports ....................... C1·8 In Our Town: AirpOrt Boosters event staled May 2I.o.Page A-7 Page B-1 ' .• Inside ·James Sands: Recalls Ariel Opra House days•••B-3 • Cl ' I Home wilh the Revs. Bennie Stevens and Larry GiUand officiating. Burial will follow in Kitkland Memorial Garderis. Friends may . call SaiUrday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Stocks ·S~nday Silence wins Derby••. Yesteryear program.•• days gone by positiVe comments that we have received have wtwcilhed the negative comllMIIII 10 to 1. Riddle abo lUI the job the --Area deaths-Exie Kirk, 73, of Mason died lbunday, May 4, 1989 at Holzer Medical Cenrer in Gallipolis. She was bern Oct. 21, 1915 in Gratdand, Ky. and was the daughrer of the late John and MargaretAiexander Thomas. She was preceded in death by her husband Cecil Kirll: in 1988. She was al5o preceded in death by one daughrer, Crcssa Mae Shane and one son, Oley Harris Kirk. Surviving ue one daughrer, MarJuet Ann Miller of Rush, Ky.; one brother, Charlie Thomas of Gnyson, Ky.; . nine grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Sunday at 1:30 at the Foglesong Funeral 50 cents ~()ltr lalle... _c_o_n_ti_nu_e_d_fr_om__p_ag_e_l______~--------------------------------------------~~ To Laudermllt, and many other Meigs County supporters of Special Olympics, the program Is more than just special -It's the best. Laudermllt has seen hand I· capped children become more . talkative, and outgoing, and happier, just because of their participation in Special Olym· pies and the opportunities that are afforded participants In the program, "even If It's just to eat In a restaurant for the first time, or to take a trip and see something different," she points out. Exie Kirk Sunday • IJI&bway patrol lsslled a citation for failure lo matrol to Janet V. McKee, 49, Portland, In mnnedlo11 wit" the accident. Lester receives Ashland ·Oil award GALLIPOLIS Hard work and dedication do pay off. Ask .John E. Lester, a teacher at Gallla Academy lilgh School, who Is one of five teachers S'tatewlde to be recognized through Ashland 011' s Teacher Achievement A;ward. for classroom excellence. · . "I was very excited to learn thatl had been selected," Lester said. "Tbe recognition means a Jot for all teaeherl who work very bard. 1'1111 proves that 10111e0ae does notiCe and tbat all the hard work _and de41catlon for the ltudenllls worth lt." Lester, a resident of Gallipolis, teaches CO!IIprehentlve social 1tudlee and gifted education for jradel 4 tbrou&ll 12. A ll'aduaie of 'lotorehead State · Unllli!rslty, Morehead, Ky ., he has been a teacher tor 10 years. lionors and awards are no stranger · to Lester. He was named ou !standing teacher in 1981 'b y the University Breckln· rld11e School: In addition; he was a 1982 Martha Holden Jennings Scholar; be was named teacher of the year In IOCial studies In Ohio In 198S; and he received a thJ'ee.week tellowablp In Japan from the Japan Foundation and National Council for Social Studlee. Lester IBid be's alway• wanted to be a teacher. "Education has alway• lntrliued me," he said. "Even today, I fllld myself· continually 11eeklng new educa· . tiona! opportunities.'' (lie~ LESTER, pare 4) By MARGARET CALDWELL Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS Questions have been raised as to the reason behind the gold ribbons appearIng on the front of many homes and on car antennas here. The ribbons are In support of an Eldercare program · under consideration by the Ohio legislature. Throughout the month. culm!· nating on May 16, Ohio Senior Citlze"ns Day, .the gold ribbons are telling state legislators "We want Eldercare," said Dick LeBlanc, executive director of the Area Agency on Aging District 7 Inc. In Rio Grande. "Eidercare Is a package of programs giving older Ohioans the choiCe of remaining In tilelr homes as they grow older. It would provide greater access to In-home services," LeBlanc said. Eldercare Includes such servl· ces as home delivered meals, l)ouslng, transportation, Elder· care Options and the Passport program s tatewlde. ' The program, proposed by Gov. Rlcbard Celeste and ap· proved ihrough the Ohio House of Representatives, 11 currently belnll considered .by ~ Ohio Senate. LeBIIIIIC said that lbe Senate Is not looklnl upon the p1'081'am favorably. The ElderC~ pJ:Oii'Bm was Intended to be funded thrOUih an IDCreue In c111arette tax. How· ever. lABianc said many aena· tora are tryiJIII to stick by tbelr promill!l of not ralablai&X"· · "At the heart of the Elllercllre budaet Is Eldercare Options, Ohio's plan to create a compre· hensive community service program for the elderly featuring· . ..; ~- one-stop Information, assess· ment, case mangement and (See GOLDEN, p~~e A3) • � 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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