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At 8:15 a.m. the Middleport unit was called to Route 554 for Anna Bell Sisson who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. The Tuppers Plains squad responded to a call on Route 681 at 12: 14 p.m. In which Carrie Osborne was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. The Pomeroy Fire Department, at 6:22 p.m., was called to West Main St. for a structure fire at the Ray Wolfe residence. At 9:52 p.m. the Middleport squad went to Riverside Apartments for Lucille Hendricks who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and at 10:30 p.m. the unit responded to a call on . Leading Creek Road and transported Bertha Rife to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Continued from page 1 · t Coun Y····---:-------- available. As explained in a lish a drug rehabilitation proletter, Eyer is in the process of gram for employees. Sectlon891s drawing up a disaster plan for the new Internal Revenue Service county, as required by law. legislation to equalize benefits Funds may become available for between higher and lower paid state-mandated emetgency employees. planning, and he is preparing a Burl Walker, owner of the grant application for a portion of Country Mobile Home Park . at such funding. ShouW the grant be Darwin. complained Wednesday accepted. the line item should be to the commissioners that stray waiting. cats and dogs, but especially At the request of Michael cats, are a problem at the park. Swisher, director of the Meigs Walker sil!d he had been In County Department of Human contact with Meigs County Dog Services, the commissioners ap- Warden Wayne Roseberry, who proved the hiring of Department also serves as the agent for the of Human Services' employee Meigs County Humane Society. Liz Thoren in the newly created The commissioners pointed out position of Social Program Ad- that as dog warden, Roseberry ministrator to supervise the has no jurisdiction over cats. Child Support Enforcement Commissioner Jones contacted Agency. Dorothy Fisher of the Humane The county also, at Swisher's Society, who said the Society request, entered into a 30-day would see to It that the cats are contract with the Gallia-Meigs trapped. Community Acth;m Agency to provide transportation to and from physicians for medicaid · patients and women who are experiencing at-risk pregnancies. The contract for $.50 a mile, Bank One, Athens, N.A. has riot.to exceed a $3,000 cap for each been awarded a default judgcategory, will expire June 30. An ment for $14,740.85 in a case annual contract may then be against Melvin R. VanMeter and developed. Nancy K. VanMeter. Swisher presented the commisThe Powell Truss and Door sioners with a report of written and oral testimonies taken Feb. Company. · Powell, Ohio and 21 during a public hearing to Cincinnati Insurance Company, discuss Meigs County's Title XX Cincinnati. seek $10,812.46 from programs. Judge Robert Buck defendant Roberta J. Caruthers, was In charge of the hearing. The Pomeroy, for damages done to county . currently receives In the plaintiff's vehicle, excess of $100,000 in Title XX Home National Bank, Racine, funds. Ken Edsal. of Clemens-Nelson is seeking judgment of $3,995.83 Associates, Columbus, attended from Robert D. Gibson and Patty Wednesday's meeting to offer the Gibson, Portland. services of his firm in preparing a Drug-Free Workplace Plan for Seeks divorce the county, and in conducting a Section 89 audit for the county. As A divorce action has been filed explai ned by Edsal, a new In Meigs County Common Pleas federal law - the Drug- Free Court by Una Mali! McDaniel. Workplace Act - requires reclp· Pomeroy,from Boyd Ray McDaIents of federal funding to estab- niel. Hartford, W.Va. Dally stock prices (As ollO:IO a.m.).,.Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis 6 Loewl Am Electric Power ............. 27~ AT&T .................................35% Ashland 011 ......................... 41 Bob Evans .......................... 15% Charming Shoppes .............. 17% City Holding Co .................. 16% Federal Mogul.. .................. 53Y.! Goodyear T&R ........ : .... ...... 54')k Heck's ................................. % Key Centurion ..................... 13 Lands' End .... ....... .............. 29Y, Limited Inc ........................31 )i, Multimedia Inc ..... .... ..........94Y.! ' Rax Restaurants .................. 2')4 STEPHEN E. ADAMS Robbins & Myers ................ 17% Shoney's Inc ........................ 11 Wendy's Inti ........................ 5% Worthington Ind ................. 21')4 (City Holding 18 ex dividend Christian Character Award, be has been awarded several vartoday. Rax Restaurants tlilrdlous scholarships from AEP, quarter loss $1,926,000 vs. net Kiwanis, Oblo University and $546,000.) Holzer Science Award. Adams · will attend Ohio University and major In Electrical Engineering. Veterans Memorial · Anthony John Jamora Is the Wednesday admissions - Carson ol Dr. and Mrs. Ismael rie Osborne, Reedsville, and Jamora of Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Bertha Rife, Middleport. While at OVCS he was active In Wednesday discharges Student Council and Yearbook. James Preston, Kenneth Mar- He was a class officer a114 years klns, Herman Redman, and of high school and a member of Melissa Durham. Pick3 433 Pick 4 4445 Ucensee iesued A marrleae license has been Issued In Meigs CountY Probate Court to James Hayman, 21, Long Bottom, and Melinda Jolen~ Well$, 19, Long Bottom. Con-ootion · ANmONY J. JAMORA Rutland youth... Continued from page 1 Hospital ness Welcome back, area alumni United Pr. . lnterna&lonal Soudl Central Olllo Tonight: Showers and tllunderstorms, with lows near 70. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain Is M percent. Friday: Sbowers and thUDderstorms, with blghs between 80 . and 85. Chance of rain Is 90 percent. FlrstBaptlstChurchofGalllpolls where he Is active In Proteens · and the Youth Mlnjstry. In the community, he Is Involved In Nursing Home Ministries and the City Christmas Cbolr. His honors Include National Science Merit Award and Top of the-Mountain Scholar. HelsamemberofWho's Who aild the American Christian Honor Society. He has earned the Presidential Academic Fitness Award and the Outstanding Christian Character Award In a story that was published Wednesday on the front paae ol The Dally Sentinel regarding Veterans Memorial Hospital, the picture with Kay CuUums should have noted her as an Operating Room Technician, and not a Registered Nurse. • Vol.40, No.1 I Copyr!ht.d 1. .1 Eastern graduation cere~onies Sunday; -honor students named IN THE SPmrr- The Mldclleport Departm-e nt Store was In the splrU for alumni weekend. The store window wu decorated with football · memorabilia !rom Ml ddleport High School provided by John and Margie Blake. Memori~l Day speaker named ·by Drew \,Vebster Post 39 •· Drew Wl!bstell· Post a!I;"Of. · tll~'' '" American Legion. will !Je conducting Memorial Day observance~< at area locations on Monday. The day's schedule will include Beech Grove Cemetery at 10 a.m., the CathoUc Cemetery at 11, Rock Springs Cemetery at 11:30, the Pomeroy levee at 12 noon. then a break for lunch. At 1 p.m. the legion unit-will be at the Meigs Memory Gardens, at Chester Cemetery. at 1: 30 and at Hemlock Grove Cemetery at 3. The speaker at Beech Grove and Chester Cemeterl~s. and at the Pomeroy levee, will be Dr. Michael J. Chakeres. past state commander of the American Legion, with a trlbu te to the sailors who lost their lives,_. the U.S.S. Iowa. A wreath In memory DR. MICHAEL J. CRAKERES of the lost sailors wllllle dropped In the Ohio River from the levee. Chakeres, ·a rell~ed optome, 1966-67, and servea a two-year trtst !rom London, Ohio, was term as Its alternate national commander of the American executive committeeman, 1969· Le,glon of Ohio du"!ng the term 70. He served as a Na'(.Y Frogtnah during World War II, was sent to college while · In service, and completed his education upon his discharge. He attended the Unl· verslty of North Carolina; Emory University at Atlanta, Georgia; Ohio State University; and the Illinois College of Optometry. In addition to h_ls year as commander, Dr. Chakeres served as vice-commander of the state organization for two years. His wife. Billie, has served three terms as president of the women's auxiliary unit of Mad!· son Post 105, London. . ·Members of the Drew Webster Unit will also participate In the Middleport Memorial Day pa· rade at 5 p.m. The Legion urges all Meigs Countlans to pay tribute on Memorial Day "to the dead and the gallant men and women who lost their lives so that we may be free." 2 pion Tight !oat Early A-icon Stock No. 9867 Living Room Suite $49995 SAU PIICI 1721910 SAYE 1200 12.4'1o fiuol rato far 60 -lh1, with II 000 calh ar tnlllo lfllllty, . . lor te rotaln . .te. Tar, IIIIo, liaiMt, foos •......... Sl 2402 PIIIIOITII Stock No. 9472 1 -tilt, SAU PIICI 12.4-r. fiull rato123 far 66~76" with •uoe calh ar ,,. . ..-ty, rot. .................. ..... te rMto. Tar, IIIIi, No Dealer Participation To Affect $ 39 . !22 p IIOiftl ' ~onsumer 250.NEW CARS & TRUCKS AVAILABLE • • RainS force • evacuations Amei'ican Legion. He Is also a p.m. the group will be at Howell past national vice commander, Hill Cemetery, and at Burand prior to that served on the lingham at 1:30 p.m. At4: 30 p.m. Legion's National Executive the group Is to meet at the hall for Unl&eci Press Inter nat lonal Committee for Ohio. At age 33, he the parade. Heavy rains and powerful Officers for the new year were became the third World War II veteran to. be elected State .e lected on Wednesday with Bob thunderstorms ripped through Commander of the Ohio Amerl· Gilmore, commander; Mike Flo- Ohio Thursday night and early can Legion, which noW com- carl, first vice commander; Friday, damaging buildings, prises over 149,500-wartime vete- Howard Plnnel, second vice closing schools and forcing evarans affiliated · with 657 posts commander; Lanny Tyree, fi- cuations ol river communities. About 200 pec>ple In the Preble throughout tile state. Waggon- nance officer; Henry ClatCounty community of Camden, " seller holds the Distinguished worthy, adjutant; Joe White, west or Dayton, were evacuated Flying Cross and the Air Medal chaplain; Kenneth Davis, ser· · from their homes when the with Three Clusters . vice officer; and Fred Hanel, flooded. The Sevenmlle Creek After the dedication service, sargent at arms. Red Cross set up an evacuation Mill Street will be open for the· center at a school gymnasium public. overnight, but the waters were ' Post Announces Sclledule Ohio Hue p888es receding Friday morning, allow· Post 128 today released the 1989 lng people to return to their program schedule for Memorial school distrid tax bill homes. D~e group Is to meet at the hall . COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Heavy rains throughout the at 8:30 a. m. From there the Legislation allowing local school spring -In contrast to last year's group will go to the Middleport districts to ask voters for an dro1111ht -have !llled most of the Income tax tosupportschoolshas state's reservoirs to capacity. levee at g a.m. The Post will be at the cleared Its !Ina! leplatlve bur- Tbe Obto Department of Natural Middleport Riverview Cemetery die and wlllaoon be on Its ·way to Resources announced Thursday beaches and picnic areas -at at 9:15 a.m., t he Brad ford Gov. Th Richard ., __ _ Celesll!'a desk. Cemetery at 9:30 a.m., Middle- · e .......te-passed measure Delaware State Park will be port Hill Cemetery at 9:45a.m., 'was approved by the Ohio Houlll! closed for the hoUday weekend Addison Cemetery at 10: 15 a.m., Thursday, 7•·20. Before Jolnln& because of flooding. Cheshire' a Gravel Hill Cemetery the Senate In weekelid adjournat 10: 30 a.m., Middleport Gravel ment, the HouR adopted a mu at 11. a.m., and the LeJ!on budget co,mpanlou bill which Tile DaliJ IIIIMIDel will .., be contains a 5 percent celllna on Park at 11 : 15 a.m. ul publlllled MolldaJ In order . to The Po't will have dinner from annua1 1ncreases In t tlon at perml* employees.to oblll!rve the "" a.m.to 12 :~p.m. """ At 12:~~ •• 'alate.iltllverslties. · 11: ... ·. Memorial bollda;J. No paper Monday D•" .i AMY LYNNE HAGER Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) in Parkersburg. W.Va. She plans to attend Brigham Young University In Utah this fall where she will major in sports medicine. Other honor students Include Mike Martin, Chris Spencer, Kristin Heines. Heather Flnlaw. Lisa Pooler, Trlsha Spencer, Jayne Ann Ritchie, and Tammy Leachman. Baccalaureate and commencement exercises will be Sunday at 5 p.m. In the high school audito· rium with 58 students receiving diplomas. The baccalaureate address will be given by the Rev-:--Don Archer of the United Methodist Churches in Alfred. Chester, and Tuppers Plains. The Rev. Rl· chard Freeman of the Trinity Congregational Church will .glve the Invocation for commencement. The students will enter the gymnasium tomustc ·p rovldedby the Eastern High School concert band under the direction of Willlam Hall. Special music will be provided throughout the ceremony by the concert band and the Eastern High School choir under the direction of Robeft Sh.a ver. Diplomas wlll be presented to David Clifton Adams, Brian Rex Bailey. Joseph William Bame, Mitchell Dean Barringer. Me· lissa Rae Bissell. Ann Marie Buckley. Jenny Sue Cowdery, Lisa Ranae Driggs, Mary Jane Edwards, Heather Lynn Fin law, Mickey Lee Foster, Michele Tracy Garfield. Amy Lynne Hager, Laura Marie Hawthorne, Kristan Renee Heines. Willoughby Keith Hill, Michele De· n lse Hughes. Tamara Kay Kennedy, Johnny Allen Klein, Continued on page 10 A vehicle stolen from Fort row Jr., of Sidney, Ohio, who is Wayne. Ind. was recovered being charged with unlawful use Thursday evening In Meigs of a motor vehicle. The alleged passing of stolen County, according to a report from Meigs County · Sheriff checks and credit cards by James M. Soulsby. The vehicle Withrow alerted Nelsonville Powas recovered near Pratts Fork. lice to be on the lookout for the Two arrests resulted !rom the stolen 1985 Plymouth Caravelle. Meigs County was alerted recovery of the vehicle. Charged and being held In the Wednesday evening that the Meigs County Jail for receiving suspects were possibly headed stolen property is 22-year·old for Meigs County and deputies Timothy A. Lamb, of Fort checked locations given. On Wayne. Thursday evening. ·Nelsovtlle Nelsonville Pollee came to sent a teletype that the stolen car Meigs County and took into was again In the · Nelsonville custody 20-year-oW Gary With- area. At 8:46 p.m. the vehicle was Feeney-Bennett Post 128 will donate monument to veterans The Feeney-Bennet I Post128of the American Legion, Middleport, will be donating the new $7,500 Meigs County War MemorIal on Monday to honor all Meigs Countlans kllled In World War I, World War lL the Korean War, and the VIetnam War. . The marble monument Is 14 feet long, six feet high ,' and Inscribed with 152 names. It will be located In front of the Mill Street Annex, In the Post's Mill Street Park. Before the dedication, and In conjunction with it, a parade will form at Hartinger Park at 5p.m. High school bands, all veterans organizations, civic organizations, churches, -and the general public are Invited to participate. The parade will begin iln General Hartlnit!r Blvd., then go lo Second, north to Mill St., west to Fifth. and then south to the vacant. lot bellde the bakery. For the d~catlon service, Mill Street will be barricaded, and there wlll be chair to seat the observers. .,-rank Vauahan, eighth district chaplain, wUI speak. and Bob Gilmore will serve as emcee. 'The featured speaker will be Jim Waao~~~eller of Lancaslllr, past national commander of the nearly . three mi!Uon-me!ftber DAVID EUGENE RICE . Stolen vehicle recovered in Meigs On Memorwl Day "PONY" Graduating as valedictorian and salutatorian of Eastern High School's Class of 1989 are David Eugene Rice. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rice, of Reedsville. and Amy Lynne Hager, daughter of Bruce and Pam Hager. of Coolville. Rice has been Involved In many organizations while at· tending Eastern High School, ·Including National Honor Society. Tri-M Honor Society, Art Honor Society, student council. band. choir, and track. He Is also actively Involved in the St. Paul United Methodist Church in Tuppers Plains. Rice was the 1980 Junior Fair King and went to Huntlnglon, W.Va. , to participate in WSAZ's "Best of the Clas.s ." He plans to attend Ohio State University and ·major In chemical engineering. While there, he plans to audition for the OSU marching band. He has been awarded the Board of Regents Scholarship · and the Army ROTC Scholarship. which will pay for four years of his college tuition. · Hager, who will represen1 her class as salutatorian. Is active In school and church activities. She has played volleyball. basketball, and softball for four years and has won several awards in each sport. Other extracurricular activities Include National Honor Society, newspaper and yearbook staff, 4-H. Junior Clvltan, and Teen Institute. In her Junior year, Hager was delegate to Buckeye Girls State and this year she has been awarded the SVAC Scholarship. She is also a two-time honoree at the Meigs County Academic Excellence Banquet. She Is a member of the Church of Jesus a ' 1989 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 2 Sections. 14 Pag" 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. NewiPaper Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday•.May 26. 1989 • along with PresldentW Aca· demlc Fitness Award and tbe OUtstanding Christian Award along with numerous 1ports awards. Jamora plans to attend Bob Jones University for one year and then seek an appointment to the United States Military Ac'demy and earn a degree In Electrical EnglneerlnJ. Awanled judgntent • at .· Low tonight in mid 50s. Chance of rain 50 percent. Saturday, partly cloudy, high In mid 'lOs. ,/r located on Colburn Road near the Athens County line. The driver fled on foot bu I was taken Into custody a short time later on U.S. 33 above Pratt's Fork. Six others in the car at the ilme were taken to the sheriff's office for questioning. and then released. Athens County and Meigs County deputies were on the scene. . . Sheriff Soulsby also reports that Robert Venoy. Route 14~. Pomeroy. reported that a chain saw and weedeater have been taken !rom his garage within the past four days . Local news briefs-Investigator attends seminar ' . Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney Steven L. Story reports · that his Investigator, Don L. Snyder, recently attended a one-week International Homicide Investigations Sem\llar. In Scottsdale, Arizona. Investigator Snyder received training in interviewing and Interrogation, sexuallY motivated homicides, forensic pathology, blood stain Interpretation.- occult related homicides and analytical approaches in homicide Investigation. Seminar attendees . were comprtsed of approximately 75 · Investigators from 18 states. Instructors were well-known pollee professionals from around the nation.• as well as Canada. lrivestlgator Snyder's attendance at this seminar Is part of the Meigs Couniy Prosecutor's ongoing education program for enhancement of law enforcement personnel. Request old flowers be removed , Salisbury Township Trustees would like persons who visit cemeteries In tbe township this weekend to remove any old flowers from the cemetnry, Instead of leaving them lor the township to dlleard. The township Is unable to dlacard old floWers, due to dumping fac!Uty problems. EMS has 10 Thursday calls . Melp County Em8I'JI!Dcy Medical Services reporta1Q.c:all$ Thursday; Middleport at 1: 10 a.m. to Broadway St. for Brtlllel)' Smith to Holzer lllecllc.l Center; S)Clacuse at $: 14 a.m. to 91fi! Amerleare-Pomeroy Nunlll& Center. tor Allred FatliY fQ Veterans Memorial Hotlpltal; Rutland at 9:27a.m, to Betel~ Continued Olt'PIIIt 18 · • - - �Friday, May 26, 1989 .Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 COIIt1 S&reet Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEBE8TII OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . .' ~~ ~~ r"T"'-..L-""T"U"T-c:/,~ ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher ' CHARU:NE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT Wlll'l'EJIEAD :t\salataal Pabllaller/CoalroUer Prall,,,._, A MEMBER of'lbeAwodated Dlllly PrtwaAMIO- · datian and lhe "-leaD New1p1per l'ulllllllfn _A ...,..atlan LE'n'ER8 OF OPINION are welcome. ibey .....ld be lela lhulll wonlll loaJ. AU Jetlen are oubJed lo edllt.JIIIId malt 1M! alped wllb aame, addreoo aad lelophoae aamber. No uaolpedle&len wUJ be published. Le&tera allould be Ia . - tute, addr-1 loa-, HI,............ II eo. U.S. cautious about· ' By HELEN THOMAS UPI Wblle Houae Reporter WASHINGTON- President Bush and his top advisers Insist that they are not worried about "Gorby fever" sweep,l ng Europe and China, and they abjure a public relations campaign top~ovetbepolnt. American-style democracy Is what Is Inspiring people all over the world, they say, and Western values are taking root In the communist sphere. And yet there Is the perception that Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev Is articulating the future and leading the way, albeit with · Western Ideas of openness and more freedom for the people. "I don't think the West has ever been stronger," Secretary of State .James Baker told a news conference. "We are winning poHtlcally. We are winning economically. We have the other pbUosophy acknowledging that It Is a failure, frankly acknoMedg!ng that. "So whatever we're doing Is working. Andforthetimebelng, I don't think we ought to say that we're going to change that just for PR purposes." · Bul even though a little bit of freedom Is proving to be a dangerous thing In the Soviet Union, Eastern Europe and China, the restraint on the part of the administration- the "don't-rock-the-boat" approach - Is not conducive to putting the United States ahead of the curve ' leading Jhe crowd. The president Is trying towalka tightrope and clearly does not want to jeopardize the small steps tllat are being taken so tar. He also does not want to incite the protesters, which could be destabilizing. But those concerns are preventing him from beating the drums a little louder and telling the ·demonstrato~s they have nothing to lose but . their chains, to borrow a phrase from the other political philosophy . At the same lime, there ls an awareness In the administration that It must move Into a leadership role or It will fall behind. "There are signs of life," said one key aide, speaking of the need to grab the Initiative as remarkable events unfold. Baker seemed to recognize the need for a more positive perception of where the United States stands when he told reporters, "Ithlnk It Is · Important that w.e be seen to be creative, that we be seen to be" -forward-thinking and forward-looking. I think we are." At the same time, he said the United States Is not going to compete with the Soviets by dipping into an ·arms control grab bag, dangling enticing cuts that would be appealing but not maintain the level of security they feel Is needed. · · The United States has not yet pronounced the Cold War over. The president has said It Is a step-by-step proposition. Europeans, who have lived In a divided threatened world for so long, cannot be blamed If they are anxious to move on to a friendlier relationship with forlner adversaries. . ., ' tl •' levels of campaign spending have t)le potential to corrupt both our political process and our legislative process In Ohio. That Is why I am a leader of the nonpartisan Committee to Limit Campaign Spending. Our Committee is currently collecting signatures to place a campaign reform constitutional amendment on the 1989 statewide ballot. The proposed amendment would require the Ohio General Assembly to pass laws that limit the amount of money that may be \ Sadness, anger. frustratipn • • -II Thursday. May 24, 1989 • To Whom It May Concern ' · Today was a day of sad~ess, . anger and frustration. • Several times a weeklgotothe Carmel Cemetery near Racine to : visit my mother's grave. Is it and .tell her how much I miss her and shed a few tears. - Mom was a very special person •:... so loving and compassionate. A banner was placed across her :casket which read "World's ·,G reatest Mother." Today. I arrived at the ceme\ery and found her grave robbed 9f the beautiful flower arrangements that had been so lovingly placed there by family and friends. F1owers on other graves ~ our family plot had also disappeared. These were special orders made for us personally from the local flower shops. Each one.of-a·klnd Item · can be Identified. How could anybodJI steal from someone'& flnal .resUng place? I'm sure that If Mom could .end a message to those responalj)le llle would say "keep the flowers. You probably need them more t!Jan I do." I, too, collllder myaelf to be a ICind 8IICI CariDI person. H you p8IICI nowersso badly, send mea JlOie and I Will lladly purchase tbem fOr you. ; How would )'D.II fMI If llle Aoe " • Oil tile otlla' roM and l toot ' : llowen ott till erawa ot your loved . OMIT I ~IDIIer f IMiw yOU Friday, May 26. 1989 '• \ .Madison Avenue comes to 'Moscow Cong. Clarence can look Into a mirror in the daytime and how you can sleep at night? May God forgive you. I find It hard to do. Sue Circle Hager Box 386 Racine, Ohio 45771 __ -•lve - · ---· -- ot-• t':/! -•lve - _Jt:t._ ~:fs:;" :n':f~~~~«t :~ ~~Jrsltter · T promise to dismantle shortrange mlssUes In Europ comes at a time when a Issue. Germany wants the U.S. to enter Into negotiations wltb the Soviets to reduce the number of short-nnge nuclear mlsstles. However, the U.S. and Great Britain have vocally resisted such a move IM!cauie It would not address the underlying Issue that Sj)ent by candidates for statewide oHice and the state legtalature. In order to be placed on the November ballot; our Committee Is seeking approximately 400,000 signatures, and we need the help of all concerned Ohioans If we are to succeed. If you agree with us that we must act now to control campaign spending In the State of Ohio, I Invite you to join our grassroots campaign by circulatIng petitions to place this Issue on the November ballot. Please contact Senator Robert Burch, Ohio Senate, Statehouse, Columbus, Ohio 43216, (614) 466-6508, If you want to help, and we wUI send you petitions to circulate. With your support, . we can ret!lrn the focus of Ohio politics to the public Interest, rather than the big-money special Jntereats. Thank you for your help In this effort. Sincerely; Robert L. Burch State Senator SAVE 20¢ ON -·: llegtnntno at • pojnt In tho North line of -Jan No. 24, T-nahlp No. 1. 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CoM•. -u'*-ed.· '!,,~lvlnun-g. ... known "IPOUM, hllro. delegit-. - - . . · 111Xt of kin, ldrninlotootvrw. and •ligna, whou Illd - - "" u'*-n: and the unknown-- hllra. de¥18-, l1g1t111. IXMU· tora. nut ofldn, odrnlnlotroton..,d•algnaofJohnW. Con-• . . _... Tlbltho Potk•, doceald, and MHton _con-. cloceald. li any. · You .,.. horeby notllild thllt • Corftptolnt to Quiet Title h• 111111 In tho Common " - Court of Molill County, Ohio, Cuo No.lii·CV-1 13, dlm111dng 10 quilt title of tho following d•crlbld riel .,d/ortho - • In PlllntHfaname. reformlltlon of PlllntHf 1 '"*"-• :=";• •11-. =~~~~.:."":t!!'wthehlcllflll-ll •- I n tho Townahlp of Cohtmbla, County of Motga, ond Stctte of Ohio, ond con--•-.Ill In Vohtme 301 It l'ltl• 181 •d Vohtma 314 It l'ltl• 1 13, of the Melga County Dald R-dl. Mid furthlr bounded lftd de·---···dlltho -· IIIIo reel -lrt'f Of MMiwcl R. Burtco, Plotntlff, and tru of Ill ototma of anothlr: lllglnnlng with theN. W. oonw of • IItty - • lot - b y M. W. T...Uttery In F-lan 23, Town I, Ronge 111. County of Meltl; 101 ...... - ,-1!011 10111- h --~. --lOUth 117 W. 32 rodl 13 =::f~~:.":'..!t ~ 2~~.:!:":d'== PUFFS. In tho aent• of CoulltV 110111 olong the pulllo roed No. 13; llllrthi7W.14rodl;_,oa Thenoe.wlththo•-of IIIUih ~ w. · 14 ro• llkf County Roed 13,8 34 thenoa811o1Weotllll-to 1111, 48' JI"W•*-•of - oI fIOby-M•. Wlot. IO.H ft.IO 1 point; ~ '-Jng•lciT-. T-Ilbury; thenoa north lhlp Rood. IIIII Wllh the north ~ rodl tathe llllrth o f bouncloty of 1 11.42 • • frHtion, oontcJinlng 41 nottdll ...... l n V1ng - -RaFIIIINC:E · JOI, l'lgo.1.thelal DIED: Yo- I l l to' • • lucM 101 ...... 111. Vo~11 N II dog. 10' 00" w, . lucM 11:.::r.:,a. Mllga .......... of P •• an '""' pin Ml 111 11·00 ft., .....,11 • taMI ... piJIInt I I - the title to lhl ,..... of .......... to an ........ cloooatMd .... "';1 1, .... w. beiiUIItldiiiU.-etthe dloJtei,.of1418.10ft.to• Plsbtllfl, ... nl II....... Iron pin• 81111• • reloan II of Tlletl& N 0 del· 81' 30' lllcl . . . tolltiiW8111ta,. E' • the ........ • ., Iron pltUIUI hat ulbldrlll..-loJ-11111 =.!'!:", I• ,___ . ~l ,.... ., ---------- Page-3 .a ~ u:"corn- 't.:=...., :. .•., m 1=~~ poltlt.-.J!'IIIIIth JIM of .._,. _, 'ft I wttll .... IIIIth In&.._ 0 • • • of .............. Cr_. C--ncy Dletrlct for tho antlrtl project. (21 laps llil pormlu lor llllh ao01otng of ony line of IAedlng er.ilc Co.....,ancy Dlltrlct. lnaludlng ,.,._ lin•. dlllnlllllne thl locotlon of tho -lintl Mid tho - - , of ~J tho ao o t lfl muat - o ned. Eech-llnt•hllbelntho mann• and form • pr• ortbed by the Boord of Dir-a .of Leiding Cr_. Conurvonoy Dlltrlct. !31 Minimum fee tor olch ~-ahotl ·~ 0101 nO .. -mit ~ - • (41 .: : ! . - of opprw-~ pllnl mull be aubmlttld to ladln1 C,... Con-ey DloJtrlct • IIIII ao doyoprlor ta the ,.-oltctld time tor ooltiiHII•I..,. of work on the-iOn. Ill ,...,., ·-ling corn....,.... or -rrlntl without aonrpllonce wkh • ,..,lltlon. and/or wtthout tho lli>proprlllta permit oholl be con-lid • -rete violation for day of ~--~ • unporm... _ w-•1· (8! Plena requ~ld to be aubmlttld wll be damld to .,..._.,brnlttldontho dote of • lltlftld recoipt of aubmlolion ii-ld .... 1 r• ur C":".."C::~..:'~ ~~~~ roodl end (4) llatrlro commence....,, o1 work on ony roed • fwnoa, brklge or culvert within tho IAodln11 CrMic Canurvoncy Dlltrlct, ony CIQIIIroctor or conatructlon ahll •-•• • permit for lllcl conetructlon from Llldlno cr• cona.,.,cy Dlotrict. (II All ouch lfor-~ oned · oonotructlon ahell be approued by lA-g CrMic ca...,.., .DIItrict 1n ec· -IOiwllh -lttedtol.aldlng Crwek Con•• -cy Dlotrtift et IIIII 10 dl'/1 prior to oom....,_ of llld 00-lon Slid plina lhlll be Mlllrnlt: ted In trfpll-,..d - ... *'" Sr1 •-' MlbrNttwd on ttw ..... ...,_,... ar- .... of _ ...otpt llanecl by • __ .,. of Leiding Dlltrlct ICI Thue reoullltlo~ c.... eo.....,.., Gl'...,... ln. • -... otong. ._lilian. WOlle or -......... voir• or crtllM' oonewotfon. Inducing ...... or motn . . . llnu of Leading c•-••ov Crull Dlltrlct. (D) Elllh dly'a oonetruotlon WitiiOUI aild Pllllllt ehllll be c0Midlrld 1 IIPir· ••lollt!On. The afoeMnaltioned N._ end I 52'111 IW . . In ...... tlon to Md ........,.,t any ruloa- ...... tlono •d II IIIGh N . . ~'"!.':" tul fll H. U; (II 11, Ito -lou· ..=*' "' Public N otlce Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Tho StcJto of Ohla, ectlng by and through tho Deportat Nature! R _ , _ Dhllllan of Reol..,atlo,.: wlohlo to W~clort*ao rocl• motion prolllll -~~~In tho VIII- of Mid~ lollcJ.. bury Townlhlp, Molga County. Ohio. Tho. propoled ahe, tho Mul., Project. lnvolv• hill· oldllnltclblllty and acid mine drot- probl- crflec:tlng "*" •o_.,.. ,...Mehaorcloua ---driving llld concltlona along Fourth Stnet In Mlddl-. Oblo. - - tho 8tcJtl of Ohio. Depatunant of N•~ tudl Reaou-. Dlvlllon of RICI..,atlon. .,.._r to leotlon 1113.37 of tho Ohio Rwlled Codl, wllhlo ta ollmlnMI the hlloldl In· lt8blllty and acid-•-•· prolll- lffectlng tho prlvMe - - - a n d Ita de· ·-· trlmenttlllffectatott.-~ ronmont and oltllana In the Tt. lltlmete . for thil proJect. - --lned by the btvlllon of ....._lon 11 t17.300.00. The llllm.ild lchedule date for OOnatNO· lion II Mey of 1110. The Dlvlllon w11 - • oofftmasle oons '"'" tNI prlljlct frOm Intel •ted ..... tor thirty 1101 deya fram the date of pulllla.tlon of dlls 11011oe. ..... further lnlllml. . . . . . . . - t h e 0.,.-t...... of NatuNI RtltiiiGM. lie'" Dlvlllon of lleal1111 Ablndonld Mined i:.ncM lecltlon. 1... l'tlullllln lquareCaun.lullciiiiiH-1 Calumba.. Olrlo 4Uf"4: 11.: Afl=- =. . . . .,. c- ,.,_ - - · Ceral ........ tel• 111010. . IIIH 1,tc six runs. Jay Howell came on In the eighth for his eighth save . Don Carman, 1·7, went only 1-3 Inning, giving up seven runs, five hits, and two walkS. --- tand. Frank Tanana, 4-4, gave up American Leagueconfidence Roundup In While regaining his club's hitting Thursday night, New York Yankees Manager Dallas Green moved closer to g!vlng up on the most dlstln· gu!shed mel)lber or his pitching The Daily S~ntinel York 2·-1, Pfttsburgh slammed Atlanta 7-3 and Los Angeles · defeated Philadelphia 7-6. Padres 2, Mets t · At San Diego, Ed Whitson. 7-2, pitched st·x-hit ball over 7 2·3 Innings to pace the Padres. Whitson struck out four and walked one. Mark Davis recorded his 15th save In 15 opportunities. David Cone !ell to 3-3, giving up two runs and four hits In six Innings. Pirates 7, Braves 3 A I Atlanta, Doug Drabek and three relievers combined on a elght·hllter and Jose Lind and Rey Quli10nes had lwo RBI each as Pittsburgh swept a threegame series. Drabek, 2-5, surrendered six hits over six Innings, and Bill Landrum recorded his first save. Pete Smith, I-6, lasted six Innings, giving up four runs and seven hits. Dodgers 7, Ph lilies 6 At Los Angeles, Eddie Murray cracked a three-run double to spark a seven-run first Inning. Tim Belcher, 4-4, went 7 J-3 Don Mattingly belted his second . homer In as many games after going the season's first 42 without one, powering the Yankees past the Callfornia Angels, 8-6. In ot her AL games. Detroit smacked Cleveland 9·5, Mllwaukee beat Oakland 4-1 and Boston routed Seattle 10·0. Tigers 9, Iadlan~ 5 At Detroit, Lou Whitaker hit his lith horne run, a two-runs hot In the first inning, and Keith Moreland and Chet Lemon had t1 rota on. re~~oh~~r~~n~~g ~tnt~!~tn~~~; 1 for . his ninth save.ClevelanA ., Lea~:.h~~~ 6~eg~h~d:~~~~~~ In~~~~~~~~ ~fso~~u:t~~~~~d OUmey postponed P starter 2-5, suf· f d hi John f thFarrell, tr 1 ht d f t · ere s our s a g e ea · (USPS 145-810) A Dl'YilloD of Mu.htmedJa, lac. Published every afternoon, Monday· through Friday, lll Court St., Po· meroy, Ohio, by the OhtoVaUey Pub-: llshtng Company/ Multimedia, Inc., , Pomeroy, Ohio ~5769. Ph. 992·2156. 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Ml IFF In' .... !....., ~!!..eltlhlfllldoyoefler .tor land of thll Dlottln - - Pl•••""' ., peraent (10"1 · of tho lft"lount of tho moolmurn bid. lido orotobeoulldand llldr•led to: - · Locot School Dlo· trlct. Olfl• oftho TFIOIUrw, 320 Ellt ~lin Street. p. o. 272. " " - · Ohio 41710. 1,. to bl plolnlv m-ontt.out-oftho -~~~ .,........ 01 followa: FOOTIAU FIELD UGHTINO BID. Tho .._lfut bldd 11 ,_ • w - · - - to turnlohlllllllfrtctory -mMOIIondlor100!1oftho 00prloe. No bid m., be W~IWft eft• lchldulod cloalng- or .-pt of llldo for at leOit allcty (1101 ....,, dote mullt bl Ntlld on the bid form end wilt be.tlkMIInto cone-tlon In tho -•clng of blda. Tho board of - l o n lntando ta ICOifll the 1ow11t ,.panllbl• bid tor the pro. ject. 11ut - - t h o right to rel.at ony Md Ill, or porta of c1 11 u~ anyan - tho · Boord of lly , _·of Ecfucotlan, Melgo Locel School Dlltrk:t. 320 E•t Mot 8 n - . P. 0. lox 272. l'oV*oy, Ohio; 41718. Jone Fry, Treaurer (II 211: (II 2. 8, 111. 4tc the trade. Earlier Thursday, Montreal got a combined llve·hltter from Dennis Martinez and Tim Burke and Tim Wallach hit a two-run homer to ;-ace the Expos over the Giants. Mar tl nez, 4-1, struck out eight and walked one over 82-3 innings . Burke got the final out with men on first and second for his ninth save. The Expos shut out San F ranc lsea 1.0 Wednesday, behind Kevin Gross' five -hitter. E Scoreboard con- ..... ·- ... M . weighed on Calgary F1ames acqulsJUon this year scored t co-captain Lanny McDonald for ' wo The Montreal Expos beat the so long that when he finally r;als In the third period, lnclud- San Francisco Giants Thursday picked It up, the trophy felt as g the game-winner and an afternooR and most of the other empty· net score with 63 seconds major league teams In the light as his heart. "There Isn't a weight It," the left sealmake the triumph. even lng. the topia co JdG!lm~ur, ed 10 y r ns a After Montreal shut out San 36-year-old said after scoring the In the Flames' '-2 primary key to Calgary s sueFrancisco 2-0 at Candlestick o-ahead goal ~ cess entering the series finished g victory over Montreal Thursday w1 h ' Park, the Expos accomplished 1 11 postseason goals and 11 what many other teams were night, ending Calgary's 16-year walt for a Cup. "It's the nicest asslsls a!ter a lull ln earlier trying to do - acquire Seattle feeling In the world. I think we se~~d · Mariners' pitching ace Mark 1 could carry It forever - and I St Louis mouroncame n a tra e from Langston · the heelS of ace think we will." · · · usaAfter being routed by· the The Fl II . tlons he had an affair with Ills Boston Red Sox Thursday night Atlanta while she was 13 and the Mariners dealt their left: Calgary In 1980, won their Jnaug· he;as adBlue. • bander, who had a 74-67 record In ural Cup by beaUn& Montreal, e en ured an ongoing law- five-plus seasons for Seattle to which lost for the first time In the suit, hatred from fans and taunts Montreal for three young plicheight games that have decided ~~~d~~~-nents -Including the lng prospects- Randy Johnson. the Stanley Cup at the hallowed "L n MD ld d II( Brian Holman and Eugene Forum. ny tha~ c ana eserves this amore anybody," Gil- Harris · "I hope they are as honorable . mour said "but th • However, before lhe trade was ln their glory as we are In ' · ere s no finalized, Langston turned down defeat," Montreal's a7-year-old question how much this me?,ns 10 a three-year, $7.1 million deal Larry Robinson said after the me - this year especially· from Seattle. Canadlens dropped the final Jn AI Macinnis, with two assists, Despite the stalled contract ·six games. became the first In talks . NHL history to defenseman win a playoff h and constant trade rumors • scoring tltl with lnl t e 28 -year-old. who led the McDonald, whose trade from 31 22 1 . Colorado In 1981 :brought the e po s n American League In strikeouts •fledgling F1ames lrancblse Its games . He won the Conn Smythe · three times since 1984 was ·first credlblllty, broke a _ tie Trophy as the Most Valuble ' Player Of the postseason. 11 . with his first plllyoff goal after The fans at the Forum, long d f th 1 being benched for three games. 1 "We kept ,saying renowne or e r apprec atlon , In this dressof stellar . opposing performanMiddleport recreation director _!ng ro?:!"'· Let s win this !or....-....c es, gave an extended standing Roger WI!Uams announced that ovation to both teams as they the hole-in-one tournament scheLanny, said 1\llke Vernon, who .made 20 saves. "He stored a big went through the traditional duled for Sunday at the Middleport Park 'n Putt miniature golf goal for us. That's got to be one of handshakes at center Ice after _the biggest goals of his career the game. The Flames, after course has been postponed until a pUing on Vernon, broke Into later date because of a lack of and what could be more fitting than to have . a more classy, groups of two and three hugging sufflcent participants. deserving guy score It?" ' each other and the Cup was Entry fees will be refunded at "I think the nicest thing Is, I presented t~ co·caplalns McDothe golf course. The event will be naltl. and Jim Peplinski. , rescheduled for later in the scored my first goal In the NHL In the Montreal Forwn," ' summer. . McDonald said. "I'm not saying I'm ending It but It's a nice way er iller Arter watcbln1 the Sovll!ta makes !bose mlssues necessary; from the vaata&e point of Wa· t!Jat Is, lbeoverwbelmlngnUJ1!.er· Contras In Nlcara M Go shington for as long as I have, It leal superiority of Soviet conven . . ·b achev m akes It appear gua, r. r- · """"lble the advertlllnl tilt the to sell business thin that If It's was startling to read a headline tlonal forces In Europe vll-a-vls aid wtll no Ionge!' be needed ,...._ any I you like the one In the Washington NATO fOrces. By acting as he That wtll surely work·. to package It well enoueb, and Mr. Post ....._bachev put the focus of hu~taken Ibis adage "Go balast week proclalmJna • did, .._ und ennIne dames tic support lor Gorbachev to heart. Wbat •• seliJna ,_ ~~r c 11ev Calls for Demo- the dllpute back oa the subject of th C tras a d ak 1n ed ""' ... • .. "" cracy." Howevt!l', there It was In the mlssDes, makln"• It appear e efforts on m tllmt escont u foreignUnion, policybut objectives of tbe U.S. .ton aid look bad Soviet he Is nock•'"'ng bold print. The man wbo Is botb • ~~ the U.S. does not want arms 1n the. eyes of worJd op1n1on. AI tbem In a way that some .- people ,.., the Seer . etary General of tbe control. tb tim th . Commulll8t Party and the bead Mr.· Gorbacbev'& pronouncee same e. e move means may end up buying the product d very little for the situation In without realizing wh4t •"-''ve · o1 emocratlc reforms durin&" his mentll relative to Central· Amer· Central Amercla. bought. "~' state visit to communist China. lea likewise serve to paint the The ents of the 1 t til s ev as · man If one didn't know better, one uch a call from bls lips U.S. Into a corner. After tbe U.S. have once ~gain proven Mikhail might tblnk that tbe commulll8t seemed strange to aay t!le least. has finally achieved a bipartisan Gorbachev s m!"tery of public leader learned his trade on New relations. There san oldada1eln York's Madison Avenue. But -It nevertheless made tor a agreement on a policy to aid the good heamlne and undou~edly r---------~--~-r--~~~~~~~~~:=:::: ~~~~~~~~----­ worked to reinforce a very Public Notice Public N otlce · Public Notice positive Image of Mr. Gorbacbev Pu bile N otic• In the eyes of those fOllowing bls ln_r..,llr 141f.Hft.tothe.,._of.,._ natloe whlcll will bl pub-· Mlli ..,.. IN tHE COMMON PLEAS visit' to China. ....... . 3 8.1111 llohed wMic for --.a durllltl tM wMic COU liT Of MI!IGI Mr. Gorbachev has carefully ...-.moreoriOI....d-tl Ill (II of Mey 1 111.. • a Flnot COUNTY. OHIO cultivated this positive Image CLARICE BLAND, lko PI IUbjeot 10 the rlaht·""- of Tho 1811 publloatlon will be Approvrot of' = d l p011 ea Al with tbe Western press ever since CLARICE E. lLANO ' County Rood NO. 13 lftd II IIIICio on Ju111 23 , 1111• .......... and the tw.,ty.otght (211 '1:7, 1111. Thl ...:.: Plolntlft be Jlrst came to power and has Ched blorlnga oro .,_ed dlya fDr . , . _ will oom- lllould tldeol • lea,aed to use tbls Image to ROY TILLIS, ET Al Draft Apprauol of ,..,. and on tho north tine of Soctlon IMIIOe on that dete. . aggressiVely advance his counIn - • of yaur follure to SIIIOIIIHIIoM. Tho Dhlo ~dontcJ 24· • .-ng due Eoat • ..,,_ or r • EPA hal nat lln*lll tho try's foreign policy objectives. In · ·c... No. 11-cv-1oa 01of'""cu~~!'11:,r the ~hlo Mild Cac '"'""lon Sludge AN ~on plnl cloocrlbed .0 fact, the events of the lut two ·NOTICE IV PUIUCATION ·.,. ra• ure, Men llltM'I ,... ··d In· To: Rov Tllll• .....,., un- ...... Ml ... "'"1130" with weeks Indicate that Mikhail ta llold the public - n . If llwlng; Vlolo Tlllll. . an llttiiOhld pllltlc ldlntlfl· iudtnront be deflult will be Gorbacbev bas become a muter . . . _ unra-n. If living: ,. d111d ......It yaulor tho -Inti on the draft pl., at the 1ame of public relations. Tho obovo d01orlptlon II =~t.dornMd In the Com- lllhlduled for JUM I, 1118 J - J""*w, edclr•• unIn the mlddleoftalkswltb U.S. -.r.lf hlng; Huth Hid· tho -itlt of., IIOiuJJliUMIY LARRY E. SPENCER. 01 -laulllv' edwortlold. modi by Mlchul P. lleny, dool. ...... ..,ltnbWn. IUvc - of Court~~ of Ill 21. 1tc • Secretary of State James Baker, Ohio Rltllltwed luNoy or 1.,.: ..... Hacldox. Gorbachev boldly announced u . . _ If hlng; Ohio Val· No. IIOi, on Januery 20, Motga County, Ohio Public Notice Ill 11, 21: Ill 2,1, 11. 23 that the Soviets will uallaterally loy 01• lletlnln1 Corn-. 1918. Tire daorwod of tho Com· Ito eliminate 500 sbort,range nu- - - unra-n: the unNOTICE TO II DOERS plaint I I - tho t•le to tho - 1-~=-::-;:--:-:-.--clear mlssUes" In l!;urope. Soon •bov• doocrlt*l rul Public Notice 1111111 prapaa* wll be · - - IXICUtorl, ....... de" "· - lltllt-. after White House and Congres- blqu-lnthon..,.ottho 1--------- • - I l l llf IM bolrd of ~~~~~ of ldn, adrnlnlotr8ton Plotntlft, Clorloe Blond. Ike -Gillon of tho Molgal..ot sional l~ders finished putting or ••lgrta. H ony, of Roy Cloriol E. IIMid. · PUBUC NOTICE lcllool Dlltrlct of Pamwov. together a bipartisan aid pack- TUllo. de. . .ld: VIola n1111. 0 You "" requiNd to an· Tho • - of - • of Ohio, at the ofllee of tho age for t~ Contras In Nlcar agua - - ; J..... J""*w, tho c 111 Llldlng C,... Con~~ev•cy Tr-urw. :120 Eeot Mllln d-Id: Huah Heddotc. . . . , a s s P nt within Dlttrlcrl, In 1aaarden• with It -- p Gorbachev ·announced tbat t~ •-·· ornoroy, Ohio I l l ; and [IIIIMI Had- -tv-light (211 dctyallft• theMI-IIr•dlll-edln Soviet Union had quit supplying dOll. dcJOIMed; theun-n tho leot publl-n of thlo Ohio Reviled Code llllllon 417ft und 1a.oo o'aloott ........ or ..........._ notice whlcll wll bl pub- 1101 . 11, l l w a - tt. - - - • • daocltlrnl• arms to that regime. on• tor .,d ...... Ju111 20, 1llll, •d M lllhed ton. offt-. and/or-· Finally, In tbe midst of visiting tlo,. lvo Moy 22. time -.cl by the T-holdllra of the Dhlo Vlloy lix (II the world's moat populous com- 011• Rellnln• Com-. Thl l•t pullllntlon wll bl 1818. . of .. on Juno 23, 1189, 1. 1•-~ 1on ·end con- vlded by ..... for II - . munist country, Mr. Gorbachev, You ore hcireby notified made~~ · - 1I t --•-10.;_,-tho ..:.:. 111'..,.. of all people, became a symbol of that • Comptotnt to Quilt and .... twentv-~oht (281 atructlan of plpotln•. colll• ...... flied In tho doya lor • - wll com· or , llnu .... ln-tlround or ...,. ..a II '"" Ngh ealloal liberalization and democracy for Title hOI on-zround: -~~ flotd. . . - - It PI- Court of m11101 O f t - dati. the student protestors who have Common In cue of your teNure to ( I AlllnllloiiMion end/or - o r , Ohio, " ' rclnl Motga County, Ohio, C01e taken to the streets ln China's No. 11-CV-108, demM~cllng • • - or othlrwlle r•· conllruct!on of _ "'P• to . ap dlloetlona pNpOred 01 r~qu~ld by the Ohio r _.., ,.. tor uid boorcl. major cit les. Each of these three to quilt title of~ho following pond 1nu, cobl• or lin-. In· Rul• of Chll Procedura, lnotructlona to bldd•• eototo In judgmont be defauh wll bl ground or aibov•ground on ond actions played extremely well in deocrlbed real IPIOifintlono for thil Pl1intiff'1 nMne. aituted In the Western media, making the IM Townahlp of Rutl•d. rMdorld ogoinat you for tho or In Iandi whhln IACidlng work are on flo M tho Office rotlofd-lftdedlnthoCom- Creok Conoorvoocy Dlo- of tM 8uPII~Jtlo1daort. 320 Soviet leader look like a chain- County of Melga, end 8tcJte plotnt. trict, mullt prior 10 lftY Eat Mlln 8trlet, ,.......,, of Ohio. ond contlllnld In pion of world peace. LARRY E. SPENCER. ~-!,ofto":mork.:: Ohio 46718. No pr_... . However, If one looks: at the Volume 180 It Pat11 331 Clerk of Courta of - d by tho Boord of wHI bl unl•• and Volume 288 It Poao 7, substance of wbat Secretary of tho Mlllga County Deed Mlllga County, Ohio D-on of LNdlng C,... IUbmltted on the IIIMk BY: MARLENE C propoul forml fumllhed General Gorbachev has pro- Reconlo. and further HARRISON - n c y Dlltrict with theapooltlcatlono. posed, a distinctly different lm· bounded and cloocrlbed • . Dlputy mull the toll-Ing E- bid •hill bl ICCOmage of the Soviet leader emerges, tol-l' (11 19, 28; (812,9, 18,23 ~~~~on a . ond/or penlld br • 10" Bid land 81tuote In tho Townahlp of that being the.lma&e of a crafty Ruttond. County of Mlllga ltc . ' (1 I A wrftten permit mu- . llllllfrtctory ta tho - - o r salesman, promoting a self· end 8tctto of Ohio, ond •• by -~~~ on 1 Public Notice •. be obtllnld frOm Leedlng oolvont bonk In theoum of serving Soviet foreign policy. His bounded end cloocrlbed • Letters to the editor _ _ _ _ _ _ _......,_ Dear Editor: Most Ohioans agree that the level of political lund raising and campaign spending In Ohio Is escalating wildly out of control with no end In sight. For example, the cost of a targeted Ohio State Senate campaign has Increased fl:om approximately $70,000 In 1978 to $500,000 In 1988. At this rate of-Increase, we will have routine. $1 million campaigns for a $40,000-a-year State ~nate seat by 1992. · I am convinced these excessive The Daily Sentinel Page-2-The Dally Saatluel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio •• advancing democracy Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio �• • •• • The Daily Sentiner ·By The Bend· . ~----~----~----~----------------~~~ · • Two Meigs ·residents taking trip to France •• • '•• • •• • .· •~ • • ,. . """ . PATHFINDERS TO PERFORM - The Pathfinders Quartet from Southern Ohio, will be singing al the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene for one service only on Sunday evening. The service starts at & p.m. Asbury UMC meeting conducted Martha Moore opened the • recent meeting of the Eagles class of the Asbury United Methodist Church by reading "The Season of the Heart" by Grace Easly. Irene Parker presided at th E' meeting and Harrl!'tte Sinclair gave devotions from Psalm 100 and a reading entitled "A Psalm of Worship" was read. Reports were given and It was noted that the class ·will hold a bake sale at Krogers on June 2 at 9 a.m. All members of the church will be asked to donate. The class met at the church on May 22 to s tart preparations fora fall ba.z aar. Mrs. Sinclair will notify ev!'ryone when the church Is to help prepare "thE' contact" for mailing. Helen Teaford read a poem "Heavan's Grocery Store" and Mary Cundiff had a humerous joke. · Refreshments were served by Mrs. Cundiff to those mentioned and Beulah Ward. Mary Lisle, Wanda Rizer. Karl Klees, and Bob Smith. Barbie and Sarah Anderson, daughters of Don and Bernie Anderson, Pomeroy, are on their way to Europe. The girls departed Wednesday from Clnc)nnatl Airport for Kennedy Ai rport In New York Clty.lnNewYork, the glrlswere being met by their aunt, Sally Hoda, .of_Long Island. Mrs. Hoda will see that the pair safely meet their aunt and uncle, Woodrow and Patricia Cossey, of Los Angeles, with whom they will be traveling to Europe. The !lrst European city the . foursome will tour on their three-week vacation Is Rome, Italy. While In Italy, the group will visit the ancient city Pom· pell, the Vatican and many other well-known landmarks. From Rome the travelers Will take a train to Paris, France. From Paris, the group Will travel by train to London, England. They will then cross the English Channel In a hovercraft. • • • With the warming temJieratures, many visitors to Ohio's state parks wlll soon turn their attention to the 64 beaches operated by the Ohio Depart· ment of Natural Resources ' Division of Pa r ks and Recreation. "In an attempt to Increase the safety of swimmers, the division will IJt:~plement a ban on the use or non·Coast Guard approved Wolf Pen notes Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Robert Bailey. Sr .. were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCrea. Leland, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. John Zurcher. Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs . Clar· ence Mattox. Keith and Mark Mattox, and Sharon Mattox, all of Pomeroy; Corey Carnahan, .. Chester; and Mr. and Mrs . Wayne Zurcher and Monica. .- West Columbhl, W.Va. . Mr. and Mrs. Bailey visited ' with Mrs. Bailey's mother In Minerva on Mother's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frank. Sarah and Matthew, Texas Road, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning and Ronald. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lavander and son, Middleport, were recent vlsllors of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Knapp, Michelle and Amy . , :: ·• · ·• I • • .,• ' •• THIU JUNE 30, 1919 •• • • • • NOW $289.95 . -!lon.9:-r•1illinrdopo~ · 'djmtrH-iie• • a8"1djl.!Ublt 1illina: widrh • 7~ llilmfltr whftlt• Fnld • • -lldJ"'!!bbthand~ • REl $359.95 By United Press International Mikhail Gorbachev. at a Soviet congress electing him execu live · president: "I promise not to us ~ present or future position to violate the prl'nclples I am battling for. I will give all my time to carry through to Its end the democratic position so the violations of the past (under dictator Josef Stalin) will never be repeated." •' .' •• • ,_..Moweri.21ZPN•-I til ' ;:.mmcrc;i&l·lfldc- tn«int • Side ut' rt•rrnu 1>11 ;w.ailablr • 21 " cue. ••• • , • • .•• '' ~wl'ftt•l.$pl.lgtolllttl C:C"t .. 1 $299.95 RETAil J6S9.95 1919 MODEL • •• • , •,'• '559.95 SARAH ANDERSOJII 7 I NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Compl111e Line of Vegll1able & Bedding Plants, 'Azaleas & Fruit Trees, Geraniums. Hanging Baskets, Shrubbery and Trees. OPEN DAllY 9 All lO S PM SUNDAY 1 to S •' •• , R&G Feed & Supply 399 'fl· _MAIN Hubbard's Greenhouse 992-5776 For . SYRACUSE. OHIO Pera, •• • '' ' •_,·'' Co~ POMEROY, OHIO _ 992 2164 .. ''' s...._ The Store With ."All Kinds of Stuff" 1..1rge • Smal Anlm*. Lawns & Gerden.. • • ' 7 •• "• ., •j POMEROY·· , FOOD SHOP.AND CAR WASH ' •,. ! . - ......THURS~Y JUNE1 ! , .. . ··I M. . .'..,. ' ' . ' Meigs County 4-H and FFA members planning to c arry • market lamb projects this • summer are reminded that the * market lamb weigh-In will be : held on sa·turday from 9 to 11 :-· a.m. at the Meigs County Fair· • grounds. All lambs must be home and on feed two weeks prior to welgh·in. Members are reminded that : lambs must weigh a minimum of • 85 pounds at weigh-In on Mon. : •. ·day, Aug. 14, and not to exceed a : maximum or 140 pounds. to sell • through the show ring. No pairs Will be shown or sold. A tee of $8 per animal for pictures Is due at the time of weigh-In on May 27. This money • should be paid to Ron Ash. : · lreuurer of the sale committee. If anyone has any questions · ·regarding the market lamb weigh-ln. they should call John Rice at 992·6696. ...... ... .'. •I, ' ''•• ...'• ••••• 6 PACI 6CANS CASE J!!1. ,~~:%1 £· 10 Blazer •••• s11,900 1985 Chevv C-20 •••••••••• S8,S95 4 WD. auto., air, go8d condition, looklaod rune good. } CHIPS no. •ut d?..~~o .•~~5~fr~!.0!91!0~~··• $2,19 5 NOW 99C d?..~~o .•FPt.'~. J~mp •••••••••••• 52,295 198 J Chevv C~ 10 •••••••••• 54,5.95 A uto .• b1g tlree end ~heel• } SIAm IIO.AY II&Ytt BmY lOSS AID .? PUIIIY -AD GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Ia SERVICE 204Co.... lt. ' Fruth Pharmacy .. . ' ' .• .....,.. 69C Pom•.,.. OH. : IIIII lprl•t & t••er He1n ...... , ... . 6PACI CASI $]50 •' 1 '.9~,2-2121 • •• $ 99 .• :' ' .•••• . .•• . s149 •• •• •• ••• ..,. BASEBAI.I. CARDS . MIDDlEPORT, OHIO ' 992-2054 446·2691 PQMEROY, OHIO GAlliPOliS, OHIO Smith-Nelson Motors, Inc. 992·5432 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy Flower Shop K&C Jewelers POMEROY, OHIO 992·3715 ::• .... •CIGARETTE COUPONS AS MUCH AS '3.10 OFF ON CARTONS POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · 992·2635 • $599 992-5097 INGELS FURNITURE AND JEWELRY • POMEROY, OHIO Blue Streak Cab· Co. 992·7075 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SWISHER-LOHSE PHARMACY 992-5141 POMEROY, OHIO CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT 992-6454 992-2039 . 992-6333 RACINE, OHIO SYRACUSE, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-6687 POMEROY, OHIO 992-6669 949-2210 Brogan-Warner Insurance· Prescription Shop . POMEROY, OHIO Home National Bank MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FOOD SHOP AND CAR WASH 992-5552 POMEROY. OHIO I :: 45C PACK J:M'" 11400 ·Downing-Childs-Mullen-Musser' .· Insurance · •• •. ~ •• • ••.. •• '• '·'· •• ~;. "' ••, .. I • ftl·lt7S SA&IS ·a •VICI Baum True Value CHESTER, OHIO 985·3301 •: J . ~GRAVELY Tractor .••'·., I' I POMEROY, OHIO H2-2342 ~ ,. 992-2104 VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL . •• lllla\Yf ...... , ... ·~ • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-6128 POMEROY, OHIO 992-2506 ru• Middleport ·trophies 992-3481 , FERRELLGAS Ferrellgas . '• •• •. v' · ~· • lOPS • 10•uss • SCOII BANK ONE, ATHENS. NA IA ,AttTM THf CAIIIIIIG Ewing Funeral Ho.me . Johnsons Variety .Store POMEROY, OHIO '. ,. COCA-COLA CAIS Eighteen Thousand People Who Care. ••' . . . . . . .YTMUfi.AY f MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-6491 •• ·Adolph's Dairy Valley BANKEONE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . FIITO ••AY - Pat Hill Ford 992-2196 ,.•' DR. PEPPER : 4-H, FFA ,.• ... PEPSI-DIET PEPSI . THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THESE MAY FINE BUSINESSES •·' SALE STARTS FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1989 THRU SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1989 cor While Suppll•• Last) FRIDAY thru Memorial Day is May 29th • "MEMORIAL WEEK AND FIRST OF THE·MONTH SALE" ·. NO\V OPEN 24 HOURS 'd ' ' •• •' • . . ., ..~. '·'' ' . 446 ·4524 .. ~' BEER AND WINE CARRYOUT SPRING VALLEY CINEMA TO OUR • •• .• 11111r mr. •2 Ht'tnJint • Sr.rin1 ~ weigh-ins set t • • • BARBIE ANDERSON S1, 199.95 .. • MOUNTAIN -DEW • 7-UP ) 'I . • •' Quote of the day flotation devices at Its beaches used under the direct supervision and swimming pools effective of an adult. Flotation devices are Immediately," according to Stan permitted to be used und!'r the Spa uld lng, chief oft he Dl vis Jon of direct supervision of an adult. Parks and Recreation. Flotation devices are permitted Over 20 percent of drownlngs at boat swimming areas and and an even greater percentage designated sWimming areas adof n!'ar·drownlngs at state park jacent to private property. beaches over the past live years "Even If one life Is saved, the have been directly related to the ban on the uae oftlota lion devices use of flotation devices such as at our beaches will be worth· air mattresses , inflatable toys while.'' stated Spaulding. and beach balls. "I hope those park users The majority of these Incidents adversely Impacted by the ban have Involved young children consider the Impact the drown· and/ or Inexperienced swimmers lngs and near-drownlngs lnvolv· who have floated unknowingly or ing flotation devices have 1\ad on attempted to retrieve these devi- the safety and well being of other ces In water over their heads . park visitors and the park staffs. The devices also Imperil non"With the large number of users by blocking the view of visitors. limited amount or lifelifeguards or adults monitoring guard and enforcement stall and children from the shore. failure of some visitors to exerClass one. two and three Coast cise proper judgment and super· Guard approved personal flota- vision of children, we felt the ban tion devices are permitted to be was required," Spaulding added. • • The girls will be returnink home on June 14. RET. $1599.95 : Non-approved flotation devices . banned by ODNR, Coasr ·Guard .. The Deily Ohio Friday, Mev 28. 1989 Page 4 •' • • Fridl1y. May 28, 1989 Qi.'lli ;....It ., '" 992-6661 •' : il • 1,) -- 992-5627 HERITAGE HOUSE AND LOCKER 219 .lliPOIT, 0110 Jim COllb OHIO H2-6614 �- friday. May 26. 1989 Pomeeo~MidtMa~t •. Ohio --" ·--- ·--- ----- Friday, May 26. 1989 \l VWX YZ Interested Ru.cinesse!l Li$ted On This Page. RACINE PlANING MILL TIAFO.D This _MesSBI!e and Church SWISHER & LOHSE Veterans · Memorial Hospital ,· ' 1l5,~ia'i Dr. ' ·\ ~c..z;; '992-2104 . Pomeroy Mill Work· ~~~ I~t Syraouse Prescriptions · "N'n INSURANCE --. SERVICES SAlES & SEIYICE 992-7075 172 Nortlo S.Cond .... M"f'!'apnt, Ohio P. J. PAULEY, AGENT' Nationwide lnt Co. ~~ of Columbus, 0. 104 W. M.th\ MEIGS nRE t~ ) CENTER, INC. 1).( I . tt2·2lll Pomeroy ' 1 992·3325 ,_,.,,ott. 204 Condor St. John F . Fultr.Mtr. Ph. , ,.,, .. Pomoray E. '!':::-----------'"' Le-. Cr- I.,... . . ,., --Wo-p ! , IIJ WOJIIdp.COIIMUNITY CHURCH. Off • RL lll7lif .... Poe lEd Lolli Jol. leadq ldlod, • ; 1: a.m.: IIIOIItbtl 'JI'Mdtiu • ~ lO:IDa,m...;_, .. ••llf--1:10 . ar, . -·II ldolla;.fll1•· •• f _,.,..,,II CHURCH SUPPLIES • IIILES VICTORY IIAI'TIS'r, 525 N. 2nd St., Middleport. James E . Keesee, past«. Sunday momlng worship 10 a.m.; EvenIng servf('e 7 p.m. i Wednesday evealng worslllp 7 p.m. VisltatlonThul'lday 6:30 p. m. ' , MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH: David Curfman. pastor. Sunday SChod,lO a.m.: worthip service 11 a.m.: SuDday nteht worship servtee 7:30 p.m.; Midweek prayer tervlce WedResday 7 p.m. WESLEYAN BIBLE HOLINESS CHURCH of MldcDoport,lnc., 15Poar1St., Rev. Ivan Myers, pester; Roger Mlnley, Sr., Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Morning Worllllp 10:30 a.m.; EVOIIIng Worship 7:30 p.m. Wedneoday evenin1 Bible study, prayer and praise 10rvlce, 7:30 p.m. ' LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD ~ GUbort SpellciO', put«. Sun· day School 9::.1 a.m.; Morntna ..rvlce 10:00a.m.: Sundayevenlnl.ervlce7:00p. m.; Mid-week prayer service Wednelday 7 ~: OUVE FULL GOSPEL COMMUN· ITY ci!URCH, Lawronce Buab, putor. Max Folmer Sr .. S. S. Supt. Sunday School 9: 30a.m.; S~nday evenlnlservlce, 7:30 · m.; Wedneoday evening Blblo otudy and pral.e service, 7:30p.m. , UNITED FAITII CHURCH, Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pass. Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr, pastor. Melvin Drake, S. S. Supt. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; Mo1111n& Worlhlp 10: 30; Eventna Worship 7:00p.m.; Wednelday Prayer Sorvlc:e, 7:00 p,m. d FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Rat1roa St., Malon. Sunday Schad 10 a ,m.; Morntne- wclN.htn 11 a.m. : Evenlna aervtce6 p. \ IIJid.Rac:lae Rood. ...... 01111, IIUicr. ........ ~. eltur<:b IICboQI dlN«ar. . . 10:11 a.m.; "'ldiiiiiiiY _ . ....,... ~•.7:30p.m. ~· ·c::::~~rid ~~ ......,.,G'IIIIP . -- ·•. . _,...,_,=:= . --SUNDAY RACINE - T~e Racine Volunteer Fire Department will be serving barbequed chicken dinners starting at 11 a.m. Sunday . Dinners are $3. 75, or $3.25 for a hal! chicken only. The ladles auxiliary will be serving homemade ice cream. · ' SHADE - There will be an open horse show at 12 noon behind the Shade Elementary School. CHESTER - The Chester Vol~er Fire Department will be tiolding their annual chicken and ribs barbeq ue ori Monday , starling 11 a .m ., at the fire house . 8511 halves of chicken and 130 pounds of spare ribs will be prepalred. ~ Meigs students will participate ~in European study tour in June PraYer Meeting m~ r 'a nd BUlle Study Wed· · nesday, 7 p.m. FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle Borden, pastor. Corneliut Bunch, sbpt. Sunday SchOOl 9: :.1 a.m.; Second and fourth Sundays worship servtce at 2:30 p. m. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Main St., Mlddloport. Rev. Gllborl erata. Jr .• patttr. Mra. Ervin Baumprdner, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School9: 30a. m.; Worship Se!vlce, 10: a.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ Joooph B. Hoaldna, evangel lot. Sunday BibteStudy9a.m.; Worshlp,10a.m.; SUn· day evening service 6 p.m .; Wednelday evening service, 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Ractno, Rt. 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday School10 a.m.; Sunday evening service 7 p.m. Wednesday evening service 7 p.m. · CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle, Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m. Mornlnr Worsulp 10: :1) a.m. Prayer service, altern· ate Sundays. . THE; CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, APOSTOLIC F AITII ~ New Lima Rd., next to Fort Melp Park, Rut&and. Robert Richards, pastor. Services at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays and SuDdays. · HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP· TER of tbe Wesleyan HollDeaa Church. Rov. David Ferrell, pastor. Henry Eblin, Sunday School Supt.; Sunday School10 a . m.: Momlne Worship 11 a.m.; E\'enlna servtce7:30p.m. Wednesday evening aervlce 7: 00 p.m. STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH. Gary Holter. put or. Sunday services 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.; Midweek service, 7:30 p. m. Tbunday. · MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Ave. ROY. Clark Bakor. pastor. Carl Not· tlngb..n, Sunclay School Supt. Sullday Schod! 10 a.m. with clu1e1 for all agea. Evening services at 6 p.m. Wednellday Bible study at 7:30p.m. Youth services Frl· day al 7:00p.m. ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP,l28 Mill St., Middleport. Brother Chuck McPhenm, . pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Sunday evening services at 7p.m. and Wednesday services at 7 p.m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kenneth Smith, pastor. Sunday Schod 9::1) a.m.; church service 7:30p.m.; youth fellowshlp6:38 p. m.; Bible study, Tbunday, 7:30p.JII. FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 330411 Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom Kelty, pu· · tor. Danny Lambert, S. S. lupt. ·aunc:t.y momln1servlce at 10 a .m.; Sunday evenIng servtCP 7:30p.m. ';I'uesday 1an4 Thun· day Sorvtces at 7:30p.m. NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE. Rev. Glendon Stroud. pastor. SundaySchool9:30a.m.; Wo'1fdpoervlce. 10:30 a.m.; Youth service Sullday e: 15 p, m. Sunday evenlngJer'VIce7:00p.m. Wed· needay Prayer Meet iDa and Btble Study 7:00p.m. NEASE !IE'ITLEMENT CHURCH, Sun· day afternoon .ervtces at 2:30. Tburlday evenina serviCt'l at 7: 30. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mum, W. Va. Pastoc, B111Murphy. SuadaySchool10 a.m.; Sunday eveafng 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting and Blbleatutly Wedneadll)', 1 ~ 30 p.m. Everyme welcome. RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa· lem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, put or. Sunday SchooiiOa.m.; Su_y....,llltl7:00p.m.; Wednetlday ,evening prayet meetlnl7:00 p.m. . SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH, Sliver Rldae. Duano 9yden· ltrlcker, past«. Sunclay Scbool 9 ·a.m.; Worllllp Sorvfc:o, 10 a.m.; Sundar, evening oervlce, 7:00p.m. Wedneoday n gbt Bible study 7:00p.m. •s 4 Semtonetle Driving clown lhe 1treet one DOtlcea the dlfferencea ln homes and stores. Some teem lobe alive and beaullfuL lome drab and dull. What mak• the difference'!' llaloh 51:2 &tot•: "Enlar1o tho plooe of lily - ... Spare not, lengthen t~ <»rdl and atl'f!lilhen thy ataka". The wrtter ta talktn1about advancemeat • arowth · Ute. An attitude whldl keepa a penoa Y"'ltfl •d aUve. A IP'OWID& Ule that lo ··overmmma clrcwnataJt•" lnltead of bftna 11 •1111er tile draarutanc:e~". · Ho IP<IIu of 1111•101114 So muy W11e1 wt artUIIID<d wltb thlnp aa they areandmallenooflontoadVance.Muy-thlallboelu.. afal.ickotaclr•m. Every Ule .-a"'"""· Adroom olwbat caD bollllda plan totura tllat clr•m Into a rMIIty. The plan bocomeo the rood moptotlleclreom. Notl<elhiprQ1lllltclkl not - • In pau7ve bulacttvetormo. "Enlaraotbeplaoool thy lent". nr..m bla clreamo. 'I'Ilen he UYI, 01 9pm'e DOt" . Tbllll tbeftnt ttarrtfl' wfacellllrMllzln&ourdre~m. The cost. Moat Uma the cost II II'Ut but !allure 11 more cottly. Maa'a nature ia thai or aelftshnma and uaually the oae we I'Cib mo.t II ourulva. SeiCIIhae11 coat me more than any<l'le eloe. Wo mull bo wWIDJ to pay a price to realla our dream. Often II'• dlttmllnatlon aad bard work. Doa't let!...,.. tell yw how to wiD. 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Droom ltiiiDCimoft Cllrllt. - ~ O'Br7oool. or SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT- Frank Mar· tin will be singing lhls Saturday evenlngat7 :30p.m.at rheAshSt . Freewill Baptist Church In Middleport. Council 323 Daughters of Amer· lea wlll take pari in the Memorial parade and progra m at Chester. Members are to meet at the grade school at I p.m. The lndge will be In the Middleporl parade Monday evening for the dedica· lion of the War memorial. RACINE- Mt. Moriah Church of God in Racine will hold revival Monday through Sunday with · RACINE - Racine American services beginning at 7 p.m. Post 602 will hold Memor· Legion MIDDLEPORT - The new ~ nightly. TheRev . RickMurphyo! Ia! Day observances on Sunday. war memor ial honoring all ~ . Columbus Will speak. 11:30 a.m. , at Letart Falls Meigs Countians killed: In past < • Cemetery, and 12:30 p.m ., at wars, will be dedicated at the HARRISONVILLE -The Har- Greenwood Cemetery. The American Legion grounds at fi •• risonville OES 255 wili have it's Southern High Band will also p.m . Preceding the dedication ~ annual inspection on Friday at participate In the holiday will be a parade that will form a I STUDY TOUR PARTICIPANTS - Students Darin Logan, Heather Davenport, Sandra Wha7:30p.m. Members are 10 bring a observances. the General Hartinger Park and > are examining current converters, adapters and ley, Kevin Musser and Robby Wyatt. Amy covered dish for the potluck $ study guides of France. Standing, left to right, are end at rhe Mill St. Annex. Johuoa Is seated. dinner. POMEROY - The Pathfinder ' Quartet , from Ironton, will be BURLINGHAM - The 98th POMEROY The Senior singing at rhe Pomeroy Church of Memorial Day service will be Citizens wlll be having a square the Nazarene on Sunday evening. held al the Burlingham Church dance on Friday from 8·11 p.m. Services wlll begin at 6 p.m. on Monday al 1:30 p.m . The Music wlll be provided by "True Pastor T. G. McClung inviles the Feeney-Ben nett .Post 128 will be Country Ramblers. " The public public to attend. honor guard. Music will be is invited and Is asked to bring provided by Frank O'Brien and .snacks for the snack table. POMEROY - The McDaniel Denver Rice and Flloyd and · Trio and Jerry Frederick. and ·Colleen Brlckles. Laura Haw, Twelve Meigs ~lgh School will visit Westminster Abbey, Invalldes, Place de Ia Concorde, MIDDLEPORT Overbrook Dan Hayman and the Falrh Trio thorn will be the guest speaker. .. French students wlU experience Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Champs Elysees and the Eiffel Center will be having a picnic will be singing Sunday at 9:30 Rev. William Wellman Invites an opportunity of a lifetime when Place and the Tower of London. Tower. · The afternoon will in· lunch and Balloon Liftoff on a .m. at the Pomeroy Church of the public lo attend. · they participate In a study tour or The group will also have the elude visits to the Notre Dame Friday at 12:30 ·p.m. Families the Nazarene. England and France this June. opportunity to visit sights In the Cathedral and the world-famous and friends are invited to attend. ' Representing Meigs High in this WEDNESDAY surrounding area such as Oxford Louvre Museum. In the evening, MIDDLEPORT - An open program, sponsored by the Cultu· HOBSON The Hobson University and Shakespeare's the students will visit the Left MIDDLEPORT - Graduation reception will be held Sunday ral Heritage Alliance, will be birrhplace at Stratrord·On·Avon. Bank area andPompldou Center. at Rejoicing Life Christian from 2 to 4 p .m . at the Senior Church of Christ in Christian ·Julie Buck, Heather Davenport, After rhree days In London, the The last two days In Parlll will School will be held Friday at 7 Citizens Center honoring Joe U~ion will be having missionary Tara Gerlach, Tara Humphreys, service on Wednesday at 7 p.m. group will travel to Portsmouth Include trips to the Palace of · p.m in the sanctuary of the Struble on his retirement as Amy Johnson, Kristen King, , Mrs. Essie Lee of Galilpolis will in the southern part of England to Versallles and Montmartre Rejoicing Life Church. There Middleport postmaster. Darin Logan. Jenny Miller, board a ferry for France. Their where ·students wlil have the be speaking. Pastor Theron will be an open house at the Kevin Musser, Kelly Smith. Durham Invites the i>Ubllc to boat will cross the English opportunity to visit the church of school where guests may view MONDAY attend . Sandra Whaley · and Robby Channel arriving at LeHavre Sacre·Couer. The final night w111 CHESTER - The Chester , Wyatt. Theile students were where they will view the beaches conclude with a Bateau·Mouche science fair projects. student· ... chosen on the basis of their study of Normandy. They will then · ride down the Seine. " of French, personal essays and travel west to the island monas· . . The Meigs students are cur: adult recommendations. . ·Jessica L. Montgomery was Chapel!leld Rd .• Gahanna, for· tery of Mont-St. MicheL The next rently preparing themselves for Initiated Into the Honor Society of mer ly of Gallipolis. ... The tour will begin on June 12 day will include an excursion of this educational opportunity In Phi Kappa Phi by The Ohio State when these students will join the Loire River Valley and Its French classes, seminars and The primary purpose of Phi University Chapter on May 22, twelve other participants In Renaissance castles. Students workshops involving the culture Kappa Phi Is to promote excel· .; Columbus for their flight to John will also see the Gorhic cathedral and sights which they wm be 1989 In recognition of superior lence In all fields of higher scholastic achievement. F. Kennedy Alrportln New York of Chartres before continuing on experiencing. Mrs. Jennie M. education by recognizing outThe honoree, a senior at OSU, standing academic achievement City. That evening the students to Paris. Dorsey , Meigs High French Is majoring In Russian and through election to membership, will cross the Atlantic arriving in The next day's morning tour of teacher, will serve as teacher· London, England the next morn· Paris will include the Palals de -counselor for the group. · History. A ~duate of Gallla by awarding scbolarshlps and Academy High oolln 1985, she fellowships, and by publishing a 'ing. Whfle In London, students !'Opera, the Tuilerles, Hotel des Is the granda ghter of Lelia national quarterly journal, Na· Barkley and the late C. Rex ol215 Ilona! Forum. • ' ~ (B.,.,,, IIIDDlEPORI, OHIO ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Corner Sycamore and Second Sts., Pomeroy. The Rev. Wtlllam Mlddleswart , pa1tor. Sunday Schad 9:45a.m. Church servlce 11 a.m. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Magr. Anthony Glanaamore. Pb. 992-58981 Satur· day Evening Mus 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Mau, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Confessk»Ds one hal r hour be'l'ore eacb Mass. CCO classes, II a.m. Sunday. POMEROY - The Trinity Church tn Pomeroy wili be taking advanced orders lor homemade ice cream Monday through May 31. Flavors available this year are chocolate, vanilla, peach, lemon, pineapple, strawberry, banana, and cherry nut. Cos tis $2 a quart. Orders can be made by calling 992-3222, 992·3777, or 992· 5480, and on May 31, 992·3172. made books, ar1 work, and papers. School manuals for the 1989-90 school year and reglstra· tlon forms will be av ailable. · ,... • 716 NOml SECOND AVE. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant St., Middleport. Afflllaled with Southern Baptllt Convention. Davki Bryan, Sr., Ml· nlster. su·nday School 10 a.m.; Morning wol'lhlp 11 a.m.; Evenln1 worship 7 p.m.; Wedneeday evening Bible !!ltudy and prayer ineetlng7 p.m. BRADIORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. Rt. 124 Ud Co. Rd. 5. Scott Stewart, pas· tor. William Amberlor. S. S. Supt.: Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worll11p 10:30 a.m.: Evenln& worablp 7:30 p.m. Wednesday worlhtp 7: ll p.m. • •> 992-5432 =· -Tile_,...,.....,...._.,...t _ .....,. ~w"l£I:Ii'1&r-8li:M . Watllll. m!Jdlllr; Nonnaa wu~ &>pt. 1 .. DEXTICR CIIUBCH OF CHRI!IT,IIopr Suldl)llldloalt.lla.m.; w.;:r....rce . 10:~ a.m. llbleotudy, w IQI. 1:00 1 ••P • = w . , . . . _ . . . . . , p.m. I .,....._ 1 lldloalllo.m. - I l l, KICORGANIZI:D CIIURCII OF .IDVI . 'wonldp _ . . . 1:00 p.m. W...lllllj' CHRIITOF'LATI'ERDAYIIAIN'J'I.I'IIn· ;_ , 11'711:00p.m. ,_,0 • ' •'• 221 W. Main St., Po1111roy 93MMIS1rHI Mld.opor1. Ohio 411710 18141992·118117 -1991-00KSI Ed Roullll, Sunday ' School Supt. Sunday Scbool 9:30a.m.; morning worship and children's 'c hurch 10:30 a.m.; evening . preacblnc aervl~ first tbree Sundays, 7:30p.m.; Special service fourth Sunday ovenlna. 7:30p.m. ; Wedneoday Prayer Meetln&. Blblo Study and Youth Fellow· ship, 7:l0 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . Locat~ on 0. J. White Road of Highway 160. Pat Hen&GI, pastor. Sunday Scholll10 a.m. Clasae~forallqes.JuniorChurch 11 a . m.; Momlng worship 11 a.m. Adult Choir practlce6 p.m. Sunday. Young People's. Children's Church and Adult Bible Study, Wednesday at 7::1) p.m. . ' BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· Shuler, past~-. Worship service, 9: 3D a.m. Harrllmvllle Rd. Robert Pul'IA!ll, mlnllSunday School10:30a.m. Bible Study and rer; Slm! Stanley, s. s. Supt.; Bill McEl· prayer service Thursday, 7: :II p.m. roy, Aaat. Supt.; SunclaySchaol9:30a.m.; CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION· Worship ~ervlce 10:30 a.m.; EvenlDgwfl· AL CHURCH, Klnpbu ry Road. Rov. shlpSUDday 7p.m. andWedlladay, 'lp.m. Clyde W. Hendersoo, pastor. SUnday · ST. JOHN LU111ERAN CHURCH, Pine SchooJ9; JO a.m.; Ralph carl. SUpt. Even· Grovo. The Rev. Wllllonl Mlddleowarth, ing worship 7:00 p.m. Prayer meetlnK, putcr. Church service 9: :.la.m.; Sunciay Wednesday 7:00p.m. School Ill: 30 a.m. OLD BETHEL FREE WILL BAPTIST · BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIS!: CHUI\CH, 28601· State Roule 7, Mlddl .. Tom Romroa. paotor. Sunday School 9:.., port. Sunday , School, 10 a.m.; Sunday a.m.; Lorry Hayne~, S. s. Supt. Momtnr evening service, 7:30p.m.: Tuesday ser· worablp 10: 30 a.m. · vice, 7:30p.m. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. RENE, Rev. John Vance, pastor; Sandy 0. H. Cart, past«. Sunday School at 9: 30a. JusU<O, Chalnnaa of llle Board of Cbrll· m.; Mornlngwbrshlp at10:30a.m.; Sun· tlan !Jfo. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Morn· day evening servteeat 7:30p.m. Thursday Inc worth1p 10:30 a.m.; evaacellatlc lei'· services at 7: 30 p.m. vice 7:00p.m. Wedoeoday _,..,.,, 7p.m. FREEDOM GOSPEL MI$SION at Bald LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Dex· Knob, located on County Road 31. Rev. ter. Woody Call, pastor. Servict'll Sulklay Roger Wlllfonl, putor. Sunday School 10 a.m. aad 7 p.m. Wedoeoday, 7 p.m. '9:30 a.m.: Moralng Worsld 10: j5 a.m.; DYESVILLE COMMUNrrY CHURCH, Sunday evening worsh.lp 7:00p.m.; Wed· Lloyd Sayre, Supt. Sunday School 9: :.! a . neoday evening Bible Stu<ly 7:QO p.m. m.; mornlag worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLE;Y AN evenlnr service 7 p.m. CHURCH~ Coolville RD. Rov. Pbllllp Rl· RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Slm! denour, pastor:. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; Deaver, Pastoc. Mike Swiger, Sundqy worlhlp ~ervlce 10:30 a.m.; Bible study School Supt.; Sunday School 9:30a.m.; and wonhlp tervlce, Wednelday, 7 p.m. Morning worship 10:40 a.m.; Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. evening worship 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday Bill Carter. pastor. Sunda)' School 9::.! a. eveolng Blblo study 7:30p.m. m.; MorninJ Worabtp and Communion ' BURLINGHAM COMMUNliY CHURCH, 10:30 a.m . Burlingham. Ray Laudonnllt, JUI<r. RA> Rtm.AND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos bert Qrzart. uslstaol put«. &>llday.Schod ·null, pastor. Sonny Hudam, tupt. Sunday !Da.m.; wcnhlp7p.m.; W-ay.6p.m. School 9:30a.m.; Morn1ngworshlp,10::1) youth meet~ Wo4, 7 p.m. cburch lei'VICOI. a.m.; Sunday evening service 7:00p.m. PINE GROVE HOLINESSCHURCH,\2 Wednesday service 7 p.m. WMPO promlleolf Rt. 325. Rev. Ben J. Walta, pastor. gram 9 a.m. eacb Sunday. . Robert Soarleo, s.s. Supt. Sunday School RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· 9: 30 a.m.; Mornlq Worship 10: 3o a.m.; RENE. Samuel Basye, past<r. Sunday Sunday ovonln& service 7::.1 p.m.; Wed· School 9::.1 a.m.; Worship oervl<e 10: 30a. netday service, 7::Kl p.m. m.; Young people's servtce 6 p.m. SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Lillie, Evangelistic ~ervice6: 30 p.m. Wedneiday paator. Steve Uttle, S. S. Supt. Sunday service 7 p.m. . Schod 10 a.m.; Mornlng worsip, 11 a.m.; MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller Sunday evening wocshlp 7:30p.m. Prayer St., Mason, W.Va. Sunday Bible StUdy 10 meeting and Blbleatudy Wednesday, 7:30 · a.m.; Worship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednet• p.m.; Y~uth meetlngWedJ\adayat 7p.~. day Bible Study, vocal musk:, 7 p.m. REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH • LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dl!d· ~ 38.1 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Sunday ding Lane, MaaCil, w..va. J. N. Thacker. School10 a.m. Sunday evening 7:00p.m.; pastor. Evening service 7:XI p.m.; WoMid-week service, Wed., 7 p.m. men's Ministry, Thuraday, 9:30 a.m.; LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Wednesday Prayor and Bible Stu<ly, 7: ~ Sunday Schooi9::.J a .m.; Dallas Janey, p.m. . aupt.; Morning worlhlp 10:30 a .m .; Sun· . HARITORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN day even!Dg aervtce, 7: 30 p.m.; ' Wednea: CHRISTIAN UNION. Harlfonl, W. Va. day ovonln& 10rv1c:e. 7::.! p.m. Rev. Davk! McManla, pastor. Church SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· Schod 9:30 a.m.; Sunday morntn1 .erZARENE. Rev. Glenn McMillan, puler. vtce, 11 a.m.; Sunday eventna tervtce, Mary Janice LaVOIIder, Sunday School 7: :.! p.m. Wednosday proyermeetlng, 7:30 Supt. Sullday Schooi9: :.J a.m.; Morning p.m. worsblp 10: 30 a.m.; Evanaeltadc .ervtce, FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, 6 p.m.; Prayer and Pratse Wedoeoday. 7p. w. Va ., Rt. 1, Jamea Lewis, putcr. Worm.; Youth meet InC. 7 p.m. ship_,..,.. 9::.1 a.m.; Sullday School II EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN a.m.; Evenlnewtrshlp 7::ktp.m. Tuesday CHRIST, Elden R. Blake, pastor. Sunday cottage prayer meeting and Bible Study School 10 a.m.; Gary Roed, Lay leodl!l". 9::.1 a.m.; Wonhlp oervlc:e, Wedneoday MorDln& lel'll'lOII, 11 a.m.; Suaday nl'ht 7;30 p.m. aervtcee: ChrliUan Endeav()r 7::11 p.m., OUR SAVIOUR LUTIIERAN CHURCH, SOna: service 8 p.m. Preaching 8:30 p.m. Walnut and Henry Sta.,.Ravenawood. W. · Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 Va. '!'be HoY. GooTie C. Welrlclt, pas lor. p.m. Sunday SChaoi9::.Ja.m.; Sundayworahlp lla.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, David CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH,Ic>catedon PrenUce, pastoc. MUdred Zl,.e-, Sunday Pomeroy Pike, COuaty Road 25 aear FlatSchod Supt. Morning Worsblp 9:.'1) a.m.; woods. Rev. Blackwcal, paatc:r. Servtcet &>ndoY School 10::.1 a.m.; Evening ..,. on Sunday at !0:30a.m. aad7:30p.m. with vlc:o,1:3Qp.m. SundayScllod9:30a.m. BlbleSiudy, WedMT. UNION BAPTIST, Pastor: Joe N. nesday, 7:30p.m. Sayre, Sunday School 9:45a.m.; Evening FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR wcnldp 6:30p.m. ; Prayer Mooting, 6:30 CHRIST, St. Rt. 338, Antiquity. Rov. p.m. Wedneoday. Freltlln 01-1. putor. Sullday mon> TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF ln110 a.m. : &lnday even~ 7:30p.m. CHRIST. Robert Fo112r, paalor; Howard " Tburaday OYellln& 7:30p.m. Coldwell. Suporlnlendent; Church 1<:hool · MIDDLEPORTlNDEPENDENT HOU· 9 a .m.; Worship oervlce 9: 4l! a.m. NESS CHURCH, IDe., 15 Pearl St. R,.. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· IvanMyert.actln&putcir; RoprManley, RENE. Re1/. Horbort Gral2, paotor. Sr., SIUiday llchaol Suparllllelldonl. SuaFrank Riffle.·~· Su-y llc-19:30 a. day llchool 8:30a.m.; Mornina worahlp m.; Worlhlp aervtce, 11 a .m. and 7 p.m. 10:30 a.m.; even~ w<nld.p 7:30 p.m:: Suoclay. W-esday, 7 p.m. Prayer meet· . Wedneoday evoalna Bible oluob', prayer Ina. and p,.lse p.m. LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH OF JEIIIJS CHRIST APOif. CHURCH. Wllllonl Wllllama, putar; Jlo. TOUC ~ VIIIZIJKII ud Ward Rd. !CidOl' bort E. Barlcm, Dln!cto<Of Ctrllltlan Edu· Jameo MIU•. ~·· lluttday Bohaolil cation; ,....., Eblin, aulltaDt. Sunday to:3Qa.m.; Wonldp~~· 7: School 9:10a.m.; Mo ...... Worablp 10:30 p.mCAL.;~~~~-lltutiY. Wid 1: u~· a.m.; T - tn Aetloa, I p.m.; ~lnl VM/ PI(,QIIJM -·· Worablp. 7:00p.m. Cbolr r;ctklll8 p.m. ._tlleRoM. ..... 'V._IIftrlt. pootar; Sunday. W - a y even Pnr-r and atatcm F'aukiluldiJ lldloalllpt._l.lu• Blblolludy. .s., lldloalt: IIDo.m.; 8101111111-P. U Cblln:b ICIIoall: IOo.m.; .• ' Wjthout the sacrifice of our heroes who gave their lives for·us, we could not ·have retained the freedoms that we enjoy today; and we should do our best to preserve them. An elderly pastor, who died recently, spent his life doing just that. His powerful sennons, as weU as his books and articles, contained messages connecting faith with love of country that left no doubt about where he stood. Despite numerous threats on his life, he fought relentlessly against the forces of evil which he believed would ultimately . destroy us. Uke any soldier, he was prepared to give his life for his country, and he cer· tainly dedicated it to that cause; so that .those who did give their lives did not do so in vain. We must do no less than foUow his example. They died for us, and he ·lived to make it wonhwhile. • ' (row's Family RastCDCIII "F•fllllt lt•lldr Ftlti Cftllb•" 5trctf HE HELPED TO PRESERVE lHE .FREEDOM FOR WHICH TilEY DmD l. ,_.,.., I ~ ~-~-~~~~-=~KI<~~J~~NEEULE~Rsl Burt. 212 Jlaln Sttttt POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZA· ftDq;, Com!r Union and Mulllol'ry, Rev. 992-3785. PolltiOJ 1bomal Gim l'of<.'OIIW. pastor. Nonnan l'n!sley, S. S. &>pl., &Inlay School. 9::.1 a.m.; ~ morr*lgMDHp:IO:OOa.m; evmlng!Jl'I'Vice6 . p.m.; mid-- oervloe, W-ay. 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST GRACE EPISOOPAL CHURCH, 326 E . Corner Ash and Plum. Noel Main St., Pomeroy. &Inlay servl<>el: HolY CHURCH, pastor. Sunday SchoollO:OOa . conm'"*>non tre !lrlll &Inlay of each month, Hernnann. .,d aomlined with mornng ·prayer on tre m. : Morning Worship, 11:00 a ..m.; Wed· 1hlrd &Inlay. Marring prayor and sermon on nesday and Saturday Evening services at ETHO p.m. . au olla' &Inlays ot the mcmth. Ch)lrch School 7':.!AFPLE GROVE UNITED M · and NUrsery care proylded Collee hour In llle DIST CHURCH ~ Pastor, Rov. C.. I Halll:nmedlalelyfoilowlnJrtheoervlce. Hicks. 10 miles above Radneo on Rt. 388. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 2l2 W. Sunday SChool 9 a .m .• worship ~ervlce 10 Main St., UO Lash. evanll!llst. Bllje School a .m. Sunday evening service, 6:00 p,m.; 9;:11a.m.; Marring won~ IO::IIa.m.: You1h . . - 6:00 p.m.; Eveotng ....-.blp. 7:00 p. Prayer meeting and Bible Study !burs· 6; 30 p.m. m. W~f&'nlgltpra,yt!l'..-!ngandlllble day, MT. OLIVE UNITED METHODIST ~ IIIIIIY. 7:00 p.m. 124, behind Wllkesv1Ue. Charles Jones, TilE SALVATDN ARMY, 115 Bullerrut Off pastor. Sunday Schod, 9: 30a.m.; momtng Ave., Pomoroy. Mrs. Dora Wining In Chartll'• worship, 10: 30; Sunday and Thursday &>Jdtt' meetlnlf. ID a.m.; &llllay evening services, 7:00p.m. 9:boc1. 10::.! a.m. Suldtt' ~hoot. YPSM MBIOI Ekile AdEW. )eader. 7:ll p.m. Salvatbn COOPBIL\TIVE PIIIIBII mee1f1t1f, various speakon andmuslcsll!dals. UNrl'EII MEI'IIIBIIRT CIIIJBCR . 11tul'ldiiY, U;:.J a.m. 1o 2 p.m. La- H01re NOBTIIEMTCLUllftK rnem1>em In charge, all waren llov. lloiiAnlhOI' lnYIIed; 6:411 p.m. Tblll'llll&'. Corp Cad" Bov. Froak C.. (YGUq~l'l:o!*>-Bible) , 7:30p.m. Bible Boo.Sel.,o.lo~Prayer~Eopm~JF ALFRED ~ Chu reb Schad 9::.! a.m.; CHRIST, 3321110dldren'sllomeRoad (Couroy Worsblp, Ua.m.; UMYF;:1p.m.; UMW CornmuaJon, Road 'II). 9rl6B. Vocal music. Su nia:y Wor- Third "''uelday, 7:30 p. ftrst Sullday. (Areh,..t . ship lOa.m.; Blble!lhcy ll a.m.; Wonlip, 6 p. CHESTER - Worsh.lp 9 a.m.; Church m. w-~l::" StuJy, 7 p.m. School10a.m.; BlbleStudy,'J'hunday, 7p. OLD D BlllLE CIIR1511AN m.; UMW, tlrll Thursday, 1 p.m.; Com· CHIJRCII, Alvin C.nll, pastcr, Unda Slwn, munlan. first Sunday (Archer). &>pl. &>llllay ~-9:30a.m .; preachlngser· JOPPA ~ Warlhlp 9::.1 a.m.; Chureh vlo!l,llnt and tlinl &>nlll\l followlng&llllay 9:bocl. Yrutlt """""'& 7::11 p.m. f!Very Sur> SchaollO: 30 a.m. Bible Study Wedneoday, 7::.Jp.m. (JOlmaCII) . . dl,y. LONG BOTTOM ~ Church School 9: 30 SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH a.m.; Worlhlp 10:30 a.m.; Bible Study, ~ Pomeroy. Msgr. Mldlaol Hellmor. Ph. 992-5891. Saturday evening Mus, 5: ll p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF Wedn•· day, &:00 p.m .; Communion Firat Sundlly ; SUnd~ Mast, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. CCD o1 Month !Croloal). clUiel, 9 a.m. SuiXIay. Conl~5slons: OneREEDSVILLE ~ Church School9: 30 a. half hOur before each Mass. m.: Wonhlp Service 11:00 a.m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS. TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL ~ TOLIC FAITH~ New Lima Road, next to Church School 9 a.m.~ 1Worabtp 10 a.m.; Fort Melp Park. Robert W. Richards, Bible Study. Tuosday, 7:30p.m.; Commu· pashr. Sunday services, 10 a.m. and 1 p. nton Ftrtt Sundly (Archer). · m.; Wednesday wcrsbip, 1 p.m. CENTRAL CLUllftK ' . GRAHAM UNITED M£'i'HODIST, &e..JIIelyla .......... Prachlna 9:30a.m. first and second Sun· HoY. Clem- 8. Zllolp. Jr. dayl of each moath: third and fourth Sqna...uo••-'" day each mouth worship services at 7:30p. Re11. W•loJ ~ ... m.; Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. a... r .. t 11or1111 Prayer 8Dd Btble Study. Rev. ~ra..b&ne SEVEHTII·DAY ADVENTIST, Mul· Rev. Boberi Meele ~I')' HetPta Road, Pomer~. PastCI'Bob ASBURY (Syracu.ae) -Worahlplla.m. Sllyder; Sabbatb SChool Superintendent, ; Cburch Schoal9:<&5 a.m.; Cbarce Bible DarHoe Slewart. sabbath School begins at Study, W-eoday, 7:30p.m.; UMW,ftrst 2p.m. on saturday afternooo wtth wcnhip Tuesday, 1:~ p.m.; Choir Rehearsal, aervlce following at 3:00 p.m. Everyooe Wednesday 6::.! p.m. (Thatch,..) welcome. ENTERPRISE ~ Worship 9 a.m.; • RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Church School10a.m.; BlbloStudy, Tues· : - Sister Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday day, 7:00p.m.; UMW, First Monday, 7::.! .. School9:~ a.m.; Morning Worship, 10:45 p.m. ; UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m. Choir Re-• a.m. hl'ftrsal, Children's at 6:30p.m. AduU folPOMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, Lystm lowing; Wednesday. (Franklin) Hatley, minister; Saturday evening FLATWOODS~ Church Schooi,!Oa.m. evanreliltlc .Ervtces, open to public, 7 p. ; Worship, 11 a.m.; Bible Study. Thurs· · • m.; Sunday Church School, 9: 30 a .m.; day, 7 p.m.; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m. .. MorniDJ Worlblp 10:30 a.m. (Franklin). -. • FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, PoFOREST RUN ~ Worlblp 9 a.m.; • meroy Pill:e. E . Lamar O'Bryant. pastor: Church School 10 A.M. : Choir practice, • ·Jack Neecll, Sunday School Director. Sun· Tbunday, 6::.1 p.m.; UMW lhlnl Monday. • dly School. 9: :.1 a .m.; Momln& Worship, (Thatch,..) 10:4:1; evoaln&worlhlp. 7:00p.m. (D.S.T.) HEATH (Middleport)~ ChurchSchocj, • 7::.1 (E.S.'t . ); Wedneoday Prayor Ser· 9:30a.m.; Mornlna Worship 10::1) a.m.; vice, 7:00p.m. ID.S.T.I & 7::.1 P.M . !E.S. Youth Group, 4 p.m.; Wednesday, Bible T.); , Mioston Friends (ages 2-G). Royal study 6:00p.m. Choir roheoraal 7:00p.m. Ambaaaaclors (boy 6-18) , and Girls (ZUniga) In Action (ales 6-18) on Wednesdays, 7 p. MINERSVILLE ~Church School 9:00 , m . (D.S.T.) &7:30p.m. (E.S.T. ); Tuesday a .m.; Worship aervice 10:00a.m.; UMW • VIsitation, 6:~ p.m. third W-eoday, 1 p.m. (ThaU:h,..) • FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal· PEARL CHAPEL ~ Church School9: 00 • If!! Run Road, Rev. Emmett Raw sm., pas· a.m.; Worah.lp Service 10:00 a.m. (Mar· : tor. Handley Dunn, aupt. Sunday School, tin) . .. 10a.m.; Sundayeveatngaervlce, 7:30p.m. POMEROY~ Church School, 9:15a.m. ~ : Bible teachlnc, 7:30p.m. Thursday. ; · Worlhlp 10:30 a.m.; Choir robearaal SYRACUSE MISSION, Cherry St., Sy· Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; UMW, se<»ad raa~.ee. Mark Mori'OW', pasttr. Services, 10 Tuesday, 7:30p.m. ; UMYFSunday,6p.m. . a.m. Sullllay. Evenllig services Sunday (Meadows) ond Wedneodlll' al 6:00p.m. ROCK SPRINGS ~ Church School. 9: ~ MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST • a .m.; Worlhlp IOa.m.; Blbi.Study, Wed• IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Dwight Hal~, neoday, 7::.1 p.m.; UMYF (Senlora),Sun· • !lrot elcler; Wanda Mohler, Sunclo,y School day, 6 p.m.; (Juniors) every otber Sun· : &>pl. Sullday School 9: :II a.m.; Morning dly, 6 p.m. CFronklln) . • ,. Wonhlp 10:30 a.m.: Evening Worlhlp 7:;., RUTLAND~ Church School. 10 a.m.; • p.m.; Wedlleoday prayor meetlna7::.Jp.m. Worlhlp, 11 a.m.; t1MW Ftrat MoDday, • MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, 7::.Jp.m. (Crabtroe) " RadDe. ReY. James 8atterfteld. past«. SALEM CENTER~ Church School 9: ~ Freeman WUIIamo, Supt. Sunday School a.m.; Mornlna Wonblp 10:1.5 a.m. , 9:j5 a.m.; Sunday and Wednesday even· CSieele) .. tncii!'I'VIees, 7 p.m. SNOWVILLE ~ Momln& Wonhlp, 9:00 • MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. a.m.; Cburch SchoollO:oOa.m. (Martin) • Com!!' Sixth and Palmer. Jamm Seddon, SOIJTIIEKN CLUllftK Put«. Edna WUam, s.s. Supt.; Cathy Bev.Ka•tABUr!t • Ria>, Aait. Supt. Sunday SchOol, 9: 15 a. Rev. Ro1er Grace I. m.;~tn1 Wor&blp, 10: 1!1 a.m.; Sunday Rev. Cad HI <lea I· EftftiDI~ervh:e, 1 p.m. Prayer meeting APPLE GROVE ~Church School9:00 ~ aad Bible Study Wednesday eveqlnK, 7 p. a .m.; Morning Worship 10:00 a.m.; Bible ~ m.; ctdhtrm'• cboir praCtice, WednesSludy Sunday 7:00p.m.; Ptayer meetllla ' .s.y, 7 p.m.; Adult choir practice, Wed., 8 7:00p.m. Tburllday. CHI<b) : p.m.: Radio pr<wram, WMPO, Su..:!ay, BETHANY ~ Worlhlp 9 a.m.; Church •' 8:30a.m. School )0 a.m.; Bible Study Wedneoday 10 •• MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIS:r; a.m.; Doreu Women's Fellowlldp Wed•a ' 5f:h aac1 Main, Al Hartson, minister; nesday II a.m. (Baker). _.. Rldlard DuBoSe, Aasretate Pasta-; Mike CARMEL ~ Church School 9;:.! a.m.; GeriKb, Sunday School Super lntendent. Worship, "10:45 a .m. Sea>M and Fourth llble8ebool9:30a.m .; Morning Worship , 1 Sundays; Fellowship dlaner 11'1111 Suttcm • 10:30 a.m. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. thin! Tbunday, 6:30p.m. (BaltOl't . :~ Wedn.Say. 7:00p.m. Prayer meeting. MORNING STAR~ Churcll School9: 45 ,, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· Wo,rabiD 10:30 Bible Study, •. ZAI!DIE, PASTOR Fred Penhorwood. , SUI Willie, Sunday School Supt. Sunday 9;~ ~• Scbcd 1:!10 a.m.; Morning Woralllp 10:45 •• a.m.; IC-1111 Service. 6:00p.m .; Wed· n~a,:aJOI' Meatiq, 7:00p.m. ·• (J 1'11.1:811YTEKIAN MINIIITRY OF IIBIOI COUNTY :; · a... O'Qulllallel"" HARRISONVILLE PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH ~ &>aday: Worlhlp Sorvfceo t:OOa.m.; Olureh School 10:15 a.m .. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN ~ . Iunday School, 9 a .m.; Chu"'h IOI'vlce, • 11:15a.m. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· 1'ERJAN ~ &>llday llchOol. 70 a.m.; Cllurcb oorvloo, 10: 1li a.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Paalor, ' . -.Evaall. llwlday . . , _ 10:00 a.m.; 11:00a.m. CbO. ,... •• Cnardl11 o.m. -su.Iay E ...lq !lorYice 7:00p.m. Wed., I p.m. YDUitfl La· • <I•' Atrldl7ory. Wedneoday, 7 p.m. Pam· ,, I WanHpSentce ~.6:6p.m. Community Calendar ' 992·2975 · The Daily Sentinai-P~e-7 FRIDAY RACINE - Racine Vacation Bible School "Blast Off" night will be Friday at 7 p.m. at the .Racine First Baptisl Church. Ages two th rough high school are invlled to attend. ' • ••• 16141992·1039 or OHI0-992·6677 ...1614)992-5721 _ ..... ,_.,, !* POMEROY, till 9!!idrol .... luth AM foo ; .. tt ..,..,. I t ROWElS 101 MIY O((ASION 214 E. llaiJ! 992·5130 Pomeroy .4 s Pomeroy ,,,,,, ,,,.,, s,,, -~f\ 0 ''\ 216 S. Stcond ~ 992-~978 Pomeroy Brogan-Warner . IROWN & SNOUFFER . FIRE l SAFETY lt.il~~~ Cabinet Makilll . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio t-.s- ,_, .. ....... ...... 17 .....,.Clllt..... ' . Honor society inducts local resident The Meigs County Humane Society Announces the Opening of a CAT SHELTER NEW PASTOR - The Rev. Raymond Cox Is new pastor of the Rutland Church of God, replacing the Rev. John Evans who moved from the area earUer this aprlllg. The new mllllster come. from San Anlonlo, Texas where he founded the Northwesl Wlls Chureh of God and pulored It lor nine yean. He attended the St. Phillips College ud the San Alltonlo College. Retired _from the US Air Force after llO years, the native of Ohio and his wile, Karen, have two chUdren, Raymond Jr., In coDege, and Kerry, a senior at Melp Wgh School. PREPARATION- TbeseMelgs Wgh students are partlclpallng In a culhtral workshop as ' .• background lor their Cultural Heritage Study . Tour. Standing, left to right, are Kristen King, Jenny Miller, Kelly Smith, Tara Gerlach and Julie Buck. Seated is Tara Humphries. OVAL trustees map plans for service The Board of Trustees of the Ohio Valley Area Libraries ::-covAL) heldtheirmonthlymeet· ~ lng In Wellston on May 18. • Director Eric Anderson an~ nounced that the State Llbl'ary :: Board approved the $400,000 :• application !or OVAL's 1989·1990 :: Administration and Networking ~ programs at their May 10 meet· $ lng. The State Library Board.also ; expressed concern that OVAL's ' ,facility lease was too expensive. Anderson reported to the OVAL Board that they need to evaluate this situation this summer. The 1 $446,000 grant for the LSCA nne : 1 Extension Services program • was also approved at the State : Library Board meeting. ~ The progress of union negotla · • tlons was the principle Item on •• the ageadll !or the meeting. A ~ three hour negotiating session ~ was held on May 11, and the ~ agreement has all Items except • salaries and Insurances tenta: lively aereed upon. Board Pres!• dent Harold Felton, representing ~ VInton County, took the Board ~ Into a one aad halll)our executive ~ session to discuss the detalll of ~ the propoaed coalract. ~ In other business, the Board ~ ratified the hiring of Jeff Blgp of • Jackson as a substitute Bookmo~ bile driver. The 1989 "SUrvey or ~ Children's Services In OVAL . ~- ,Libraries," compiled by Networking Consultant Christine Hunt was accepted by the -rd. They also adopted a ~ policy !or Director Anderson to contract with current OVAL personnel !or tasks outside their job descriptions on an "as need" basis with Board approval. A lease for an upgraded phone system was also approved. Going to Dallas, Texas during June for the American Library Association annual meeting !or Anderson, Hunt, and Extension Librarian Leah Griffith was approved. They also approved travel !or two OVAL Trustees to that meeting at a cost not to exceed $800. The OVAL Board of Trustees, which consists of one trustee from each member public II· brary board, determines policy, controls finances, and makes final decillion on what services wUI be offered. Wanda Elbln represents the Meigs County library. ....... ,. -....... e WITH FLOWQS b-llfldly . , . , _ ,. . call ....... fa_ POMEROY ROWEl SHOP ..n,. ,.ltV "'"'"'" s,.,., Lm•" I'll. "I·IIH w tft·SPt1 Willow CrHk load Pomeroy, Oh. OPEN 1 to 4 Monday-Friday 9 to 12 Noon Saturday EVENINGS OR MORNINGS BY APPOINTMENT CAU 992-3026 MIDDLEPORT GULF PEPSI •••••• lU¥1 •• S550 ECIIICH VA. HAM $189 ll. SUB & CHIPS 69 . $1 DELl TRAYS ••••••• Sl 499 FRI., SAT., SUN. PET SEMATARY . R . NAKED GUN (PUASE OIDEI ONE DAY IN ADVANCE) MIDDLEPORT GULF 992-3397 312 NOm SECOND MIDDUPOU, OHIO �. - .. ... ... . . . . .... ~ Page 8- The ,._ . . ... ..r;.t'J ' .' Friday, May 28, 1989 Sentinel 18 Wanted Pomaov- Middleport, Ohio to Do LAFF-A-DAY 49 In . OPEN 7 DAYS 9 AM· 7 PM 9 Paying today April 18, 1989 2212. located Off Bypass At · of Rts. 7 & 143. Oh. For HEALTH REPIIISENTAnVE WATER SERVICE 302 W. 2n~ Strut Pom•ov. Ohio 45769 1,000 GALLONS INIURANC. ull: JEFFERY J. WARNER POOLS, WELLS . CISTERNS Ph. 614-992-5479 ..,. 614-992-2477 Claims, l -I00-421 -3S3S Call ~nytime 992-2371 PERM 10% OFF ANY PERM SYRACUSE, OHIO Mo lt Foreign and Domestic Vehich• A/ C Service All Major & Minor Repairs NIASE Certified Machanic CALL 992-6756 "DOC" yAUGHN BISSELL SIDING CO. NewH-Wt ''free Estimates'· PH. 949-2101 or les. 'N9·2160 NO SUNDAY BISSELL . ' BUilDERS CUSTOM BUilT NOW THRU JUNE 10 HOMES & GARAGES KAY'S BEAUTY SALON "At Reasonable Prices" 169 N. 2nd Middl1port, Oh. Certified llcensad Shop 5-25-.88-dn •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION PH. 949-2801 or Its. 949·2160 Day ar Night NO SUNDAY CALLS TAIDMAN MOWIKS ECHO SAWS & TRIIMURS OIIEGON lARS, CHAINS 1Y AN SERVICE CENTER Parts I Sonic• Oa ......... VISA · MASTERCHARGE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9-7 Sot. 9-6 Closed Sunday 3 / 17/ 19 tfn Roger Hysell Garage TUXEDO RENTAL Rt. 124, Poilttror Oltia 110 WEST MAIN POMEROY 992-2284 AT THE Aleo Truet~l~tl•• PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 PlUMBING & Now l«atlttot 161 North Secontl Middl....,l, Ohio 45760 61t-245·9557 3 -1 0· '89-1 mo. Public Notice PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE TheVIIIegeofMiddlepon ill applying to the Ohio Depon- op•ating aeailtance for 91'11'11 ment ofTransportl1:ion an undo• Section 1a of the Urban Ma.. Trantportation AC1 of 1964. amandod. Tho grant wll •provide 1 public transportation service tor the residents of the MiddteportPomeroy area. The village invites commenta from all intarated Public, pllvltO, and poro· NEW -REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES Tllko the pain out af Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting painting. let - do it for you• VEIY IEASONULE HAVE IERRENCE 2-15·'88·1 mo. d. •Mobile Home Parts •Mobile Home Rental• •Lot Rintala . ll 992-7479 IUSINESS I'IIONE 16141 992·6550 lt. 33 North of •-•roy.1_ft1iftlil- 16141 BOGGS SAliS I SEIYICE u.s. n. so un GUYSVIU.E, OIIG 614·662-3121 Author~d John Deere, New Holland, aAs1J"~rAVE HAND wovEN BASKETS L.erl\8 Supply of Baokot Weaving Supplloo · Sign up now fot Baokot Weaving Cl••• OPEN MOST SATURDAYS 10:00 'TIL s:oo Bu1h Hog Form Equpment De•l•. Flra E••ft••t PIM MilliN. owta 992-6155 Ill• & IIIWIIO CAN DO MAINTENANCE NOW OPEN OHIO RIVER CAMP GROUNDS co. Plumbing • Plaster Repair • Painting El1ctric1l • Carpentry · · "We Fir ~laHi ~llf•l•l" ' 1 bedroom, very beautiful, furnished. Housekeeping ,Room By Day, W~ek, Month Harry Leffle 20 Years Experience 43020 St. Rt. 124 Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 1-614-992-3554 614-949-2526 4·18·1 mo. pd. 5-11 · 11'110. pd. SER"ICE W OWNBI: GIIG I. IOUSH W1 can repair and rt• core radiators and heater cores. We can nd --~ alSO CKid boil D radiators. taxi operators regarding tha proposed service. A public hearing wHI be hold on June 26. 1989 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council chambell at vlloge hall to< repair ruu W1 a I10 Gas Tanks. '~"·:: : . M CHESTER, OHIO EVENINGS oMETAL OIJILDtHos •NEW HOMES Slr<CE 1969 DUSIII' n . SYUCUSI MORTGAGE REDUCTION SYSTEM: Save thousands on existing mortgage. No refinancing. A Mortgage Consultant Service Call 1-800-422-9010 Oh. 45713 4/6/lt/1 .... LIMESTONE FOR SALE ALL POPULAR SIZES AVAILABLE I" . Qua 1ty Stone Company 3 Mile East of McArthur on S.l. 50 3 PH. ·596-4756 or 992-66 7 4 · 1 4·89- 1 mo. SMITH..,.... CQROiw~ WORD PROCESSING TYPEWRITER • XD 7500 n:n JW~.,. ·~ ...,..,. - "· 2 ~r• lndudl WordEr~•ll"". ...,,.,_.., -.:=~-to-~a• CorT.ctlne c..... .w.-•u_. Alllo ,,... ,p4111 ""ordlo .,,.. "5"mt•,,•..,....., " 111 Clfoou filii fJIIIJ StiW, toll.,... .... pnrwtntrn.nmernory. 1 , , ._ •nd .,d .~ aJ - 4~MJ.>AM ~ T!'W QOI" · / ., · • - on• -·-~ .• ~ ... , .,.,,,., .,..,.,.-,... DISCOUNT PRICES ON ALL MODELS MEIGS OFFICE MACHINES 33407 Smith Ridge Rd .. long Bottom _1!~:3·15~1~ ••tt.4 CALL 742·2772 ... Still mlsHII. loved, still mint YOI wftlllvt With 111111 •• Ulltn •4 of time. Lovt, - . Used furniture ., rt hout~ehald appllences Pho,n a 114· 742· 446-7619 ar (614) 992-2104 Av11111e, Bolt 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 at . Veterans Memorial Hospital Mulberry Hcts. Pomeroy, Ohio or 4 r.Mt and 3 kitf..t . 114949·2341. A Great Combination"Quality al)d Reasonabl1 Prices" WE GO THE EXTRA MILE"'" U2524 Austrlli~ Six week old .. Murphey i pt.rd ml..d puppies. 304-171· 314a. 51dttent 111d mother cat. phone Qi.,t V•d S.eP.. May 18 ttwu June 2. Camp Conl-v . Mitton Road. chllin tiRV. htH hf'l IIMclric . AI • -· Calf MM'ttrn 304.:1-21411. motor. furrdture, clothing, Chrittm11 dacor .. ioM. Mlsc itemt. 16 be bY chicks. phone304-171- 2347 2 ...,., , r.,.ty room b•~ Loat : Female Oaldan ltetrlew•. in Portsmouth Rd. aru. an~ to the nama Sonner. ,...,.,• • Calll14-44.7130. lnt rNWe r .... whle be•• wormo ooll• wfth I.D .• IMt ~ AutiMd ••· rew.d. Cal 114- 742· 2248. 7 Yard Sale & Vicinity ••ctt• 2,.. Ntedr•pontflllep•sons to pic:k stravbtrri•eppt,. In per~on. 1-noon. 8Mvrd~V. May 27. Toyiol a.., Poteh-KorT Ad. 8omfl0nt to at8V wfth .. .,~ lad¥ on wHk • • New Hnen .... 304-77:J.I11a. .. ' Ouollty .... 4 ........... home 1 1/2 ................... wllh 201<21 ....... ,...., room with tlr ..ece II aii61QI woo..nda 304-1715-14111. 12 ., IIIMIV of iMu..lo" w•h double IJI•s wlndaw:a. m •bit' s... ,.,• al.,..lc ho•. 2300 114 ft. of ''· acfclrlon-lllo G ...... n- llio Orlndt ODIIege. Mu.l , .. to .,,...,•• Col 814241-11411 lor oppolnt.._. Price •ocllcod toU7,000. ,.... 3 t.ctaom hou-. 1 Yt•orl• on lit. 7 to trodo fDr 3 boctoom lrol • . c •• 1114-.2-11332 "" r..lnv•• ~edlnl*eDrtw• . ---· tot, MidW-v D"'e, fMwHevtn. Good CIJnd. 304 773-1811. ' ' llidwel· llodn.,ltd. at .allrood. 1.ot11 otclott100. ClothH, bedal"-· ..,...... ~ booU. misc .• Fri .• lat.. e to I . 421 • 430 L8ri• Dr. .,_,,. a.m. to 1:00 p.m.. lurllh.-t : t..• O.Ripoh. Gonaoloto: 10Hiooonc1Aw.. Thun . • Fri.. g,ao-l,ao .... dotNna CoR 814381-Htt. Mon!Oflol Doy ontv. Glpontlc lalal I flmlllll. furniture. clothel, antlqull, OeorgM c...... Poll<*lld. •·1 .......,o.merov.......... . Middleport & Vicinity -e. ~-lot. 3bectoom. ..............., _ with..... • •,..,..,_.._..._and clnlng room. 1 c• heal""""" ta..,od .1o mil• Nonh on Itt. 2. 1:11.000.00. Situation• 304- . .5-JOII. 1914 8chul 141170 with 7Jr2t axpandD. d lledric. z be6roomo. b.... control ..... lJnCWD.-.nhig. .47 lot, per-· z Now •c•lnl appll•lo• ... ,.. limo . . . .. ...... _loy ....... "Apptv in p . .an bttw.., 11·4. Lorob1'1 PiDII, lltv• Bridgr. ...... -col Tec-iogllt 01 Rrn\. 1343 cal •ound &cOO I'M . totorv wnh •collont benoll peckege. Pl. . lftl working oondltlona. Sand r-.rna to or ell: Ill ID•F· MT, Lob Dlr...01. Ool< It• Communltv Mollcol 310CIIortonoAvo. Doll 1111. OH4. .H- 1141a2-7717 ••. 244. CMt•. 15 Schools Inltruction 4112. 3-oomo.ZIMt,.,.,ll.,.hod (". '* - M1.*·J::::Altncody•ct 2414 .... Pt. Ph. """""Oft ... _lol\ 304-17. 1774. bltMMnt. RE-TRAIN NOW! 80UTHEAITEftN IUSINEIB COUEOI, 121 Jackton Pika to• 1'. 0 . -101. Glllpollo. OH 41131 . Air : Upototr. opt. 3 ............. untur•htd utllli• lnc11ded. 1 · 3 br.. 1-2 br., apt;/1310 mo. utlltl• paid. rfll. .. dtpotlt requlrad. no pllb. alii betw..., Lind tor .... Oneto . . -=r•ln 10. I. It 4 441-2488. Deluat 2 Jw., Ia. rxlry raom. 5nclvldual.,..lrin"- ac. lotw~lon. C.A .. No p. .. tee. dep. Cell Afton be ... llll one .we loti wllhrlvtr ..ontllga publlcwM•. ~.,.._ • .....,..._ . Jr. 306-IJ7.. 2331. 114Ma.1817. . 1 ac:r e ·wit h 2 mobile home 111 ups . Stn d Hill Road . f10.000.00 Phono 3048715- 1301. '*'"" 3 rm .. utilltl• paid, 94 l.ocuot/ t210mo. l7&.d.,.cel 11444.1340.. Of 814-4483870. . 2 br. . carpeted. no 17 Mlacellaneo111 ;t.• ...., Point Pl. . • .., lwdtttt Addn. 2troctoomhouoo,flrltkt aholn link foru• Nl. H-ood lleolty. 304-1711- boo-. Mobile Hon'iel for Rent 1---------- . 1 2 bod G r•ioul lYing. •d · room IPtrtmentl at Vllagt - o r •d A'"· . . idl A~rl· w mente In Mldcltport. rom d piece INing room eultt. Fu" llilt bed frMne. Call 814-992· .. 11,. 31R . Countryhomebu• on your tat "'17.111 6 up. Calf v. Wanted . e ... . to Do 1----- ----- :!;! "••o"'·' •al• w.. .r.•-·•••--.eo• .,. r.b,11 In mv home. n.We , . . Ref•.. • Witt 8142411-1711. ... A.utOI't'IGt._,e bit •d .,..I, • """· . . , . _ 141r'IO I ..... ~tot• • '·" .· r.....OII,HOIMII!IIid'llultv, J04.171-114G or 304-112· lift/"·-· f240"1.;;....A;;;;;;;;;;t- - OIM. t / 2, ........ COII 194-3B• •II. 01 114- ~ J11.1741. · , I" M.., . . ,.. . IIIIIM Mollie "- .............. ·-· ............ -· -- Oon•at ltouoodNIInll • " ' - .... 1118 Cloy""' 1411'10 _.., In OuoiC-/ot2,000.COIII14 Appto Grow IIO& 2 -oom 131 • oolt ..,. Mllso 01 moltlo homo on 7.8 - - . - . . . . Coli 114-4441-1411 . . . lp.lft.,GI411\'-on '1;;;:-t l-31_1_~_.-.,----'-----: Large old dining: room tall'a I f 182. Collll14-182· 7787. 1 - - .,.. ror ...... 1228 ehairo, lllffol. 000<1 conclrlol\ t150. 114-892-11007. montll. depoalt 112· 1S1 18. Malllhen Fwnhure ... dCerpet. No. Ont c. pet, diloount price. StalnrMittr, AMoV. MoMinto. Scotch G'*d Stain A.. e.e. Two foatk>,. 122 -VIend St. Point "••'"'· w.v•. 304-871- 8498 Upp• Rlv« Rood. Ka · n .. go. Ohio 814-4415-7444 .ent--- or month. ~- Galla ,,..,..... with ooowna AiooTriii•-AMimot.CAl 2~m. 304-773- •ft• -1. Meaan 101'5 IEAftiG & COO\IIG IOIIIltlo 81- ·p.,...,, OWe ..769 SYIAC• . • ca ,." •• .. fti·J611ef ,.,_ ('1.&J 99W911 Your Son ( r -·- r ---·-- _ ------.. I .............._ -- ··-- tpl!ed. 614-446· 1608 after Donn. loader s. lac• hoe1. Bobclt. Towmotor, lo9 truck. Dump truck. C•Hie. Huntington. W.v.. 304-731-7816 except Suncloy. Uniden SeteUite. Nmottcontrol. phone 304-875· 15101 after Helf horae weft pump t276.00 With fink. R~nning bo.-d .. d fender •klrt1forFordVan. Phone 614 61 Farm Equipment 1-------:..'-~- Rot.., ho .. t8&; power corn .......... J~hn *250: 4 tn. gaoolne pump, 3108pm hoo• &14&0: 1150 ft . 2 in. p!Mt lc ho••· • -1 20 . C•ll 614: 268· o-• 1973 Cadillac Sedll'l DeVille 84.000 mi .. full pewer. n• t many new parts/ 11800. Call 614· 448-0577 ir•. 1984 Dadge Ch.-gs. 1980 Pontiec Phoenbt, both a~to­ matic. AC. 4 cylindl!lr, good cond.. 1972 Plymouth Scamp. auto. 360. 4 b.-rell. li.Jel I!!X h .. ~ ak.Jmlnum slot rim~, •le or trade for truck of equal value. Cell8144411-8263. ·79 Tr.. 1 Am. -..to tranlmission. air, good cond. phone 30 ... 671> 3091 . Trucks for Sale 19.. GMC \O ton4WD. toodo4 •leep•. For llle or trade fer 1 to"n orlwgettruckofequalvatue con 614·379·2852. 1:-:--:-:--:--:-:-- Chevrolet Scott!ldaiP. 3/ 4 ton new rir• & motor. Cell piekuz. RedC.hevroltt 2tondumptruch, gaod tlrea. & motor. Ca" 814- 992-2932. 441-27a3 ... 4415-2661 . Ford 1532 bail• t2.260 00. Gr.vity bed 12715 00. Two raw rMr culll\l'atort &200. 00. All etc 1\911 Chevrolet pick-up twb. looks a rurw good. Oependtble/ t2700 or belt offer. Call cond 30487S.:ZS33. 8142&.1271. "8ft. 3 point lllwn mower. 273 Electric ttove. 1 conditio.,.. t100. 62 .W antacl to Buy 1985 Ford R.. ger. 4 cyl, 6 speed transmi ~ •ion , •22.000.00. can between 7 ·30 .. d 4'30. 30417.1178. .... -:;;::::=::;;;:::;=:;::;:= "56 Pets for Sail Groom and Suppltf Shop-Pet Grooming. All brHdi .•. AII stv'-· lama Pet Foad D•••· Julie Wobb Ph. 11444.0231. Draganwynd Catt.-y kenf!el. Pers._. and Slam- end Hin!• lllfan ldtt~~ns . Chow stud ltr- 3 pc. badroom MJite. 81tvar Mist color wood, no mett r •••· ChowChow puppiM;, 7w... old. At;:il:t..,ed, AKC red chow& 2 1121.00. 304871· 1431 1711-414&. m P.M. 0 1~.::7.:4-:F~O<::d-:-.:=p~lek;...:u_p.:.._ru~ns;..:_go_od-:. *700. 00. Phone 304·171· · 7482. Livestock For Sale : Nubian nenny noet/ 46. Call 61...,448-9886. Youro pultt1 for tale. Call 61426•8413. 304-882-3238 1---------- 1971 Oodg• 4a4. Runs good. •aoo. 1179 Tr••· Am with T·taps. e1500. CaM 114-892- 11211 01 114- ..1-3004 .... 7p.m. For Mle. Walk ina Horte M•e. 8 ve•s old. Gtntl•. 8100. 114742-2339. 1-:-'::--:-:-----:--::--:::= 1871 •anoa• ....,,.. 311M en~a new heact.-1 .-.d du• P•int Plus . 2415 Jackson Avenue, ~nt PIMHIIf, Phane 1913 1 · 10, 4x4. Y· l flva•peM black. M .200. DO. Clll aft• .......... 02.100. 00. Coli 304ATTENTION Horse Owners. .:.a7::11-:_2.:.1:_:0:_t~a:..ft:.::•:..I~:O.:.:~-:·:----: Pelnt Plut is naw c•rv lng tiCk. I'1 3041715-40... ~=========J.:I:t:4:44:a:·::•3::1:2:·====~84 SNAFU~ by 5 Bruce Beattie It H ay G ai r n acr• timothy • dovtr • Aodn., / 1100. COli 11421• ..83. · Qrnt hav LDII wllable In Or.. T•race Moblo Homo I'Wit Colt 8 t 4 t1 .00 per b-'e. 304ee:!-2247. 4441-0214 .. 114448-31143. 8 ·30 PM. 304171· 3111. 1118 OMC t -~ u t • 4 r-·· ~ o.• -m•eu latt, ctloo. phon• mtnv1m304-1715· j-",.:..:~.:;••:::.::•-:....7--:---:--:--: 1181 Jeep 4 cyL good concl 304eetS-331 3. · ~~:;:~~~;;;;~== l74 Motorcycles I r rill SPill Lilli Ill Countr\1' Moblfe Home P•k: RouM 13. Nonh of Pbm•O¥- Dlrl·a•a Suzultl. RM 21!11. c•• 71 rw,; - · ..... -:104-8711-1071. · turnlohocl Auto'a For s ... OOVIItNMENT IEIIID Yoh> cl• from e100. Fordl. Mtr· ForL•• 13 ft. t emper tleep• 15/ 1100. 19 74 GM C 66 Plllenger b..lt. Converted to camp• 90 percent oompi«P 304- n3-5305 after 6p.m. 1981 Fold downe.nper. Sleap!t 4, $695. 614-949-2748. 1976 19ft MidMMOtOf"Home. Coast to Coast member1hip. Good condftion. •eooo. 614- 992· 5843. 1977 GMC mini motor home. 22 ft 43. 000 mi. Exe. tond., road reectr. t8. 600. 304-1915- Serv1ces 81 Home Improvements 8ASEMENT WATER PROOFING lkl co nditionll lifltime gu•an- Ro~ersBatement SWEEPER .-.d lii8Wingmachine repair. P-'•· llld auppli•, Piek up and delivery. D•vil V~a.~um ' Cleaner. one half mile up . Georges Cfeek Rd. Call 1114· • - Septic Tank Pumping-190. Gal· lia Co. AON EVANS ENTER PRISES. Jacklon. OH 1 · 800- 1137-9628 Jim's DddJobl. Sundedc 11dlnQ. piNntlng. roofing. c•pem•. i. buitdn_91. Fi'N •timeta. Call ·~ a 14378-2416. Ft!tty Tr,. Trimminf*. stump remOVBI. Call 304-676-1331 Aotay or c•ble tool drilling. Most weNs oomplltedeamedev. Pump ul• and aervk:e. 304- 196-3802 Aon' li TVStrvice. spedaUzingin •••o bran•. House cafls. some appli.,ce repairs. W .Va 304 17.23880hto &1444.2464 20 p.- CMt off 1ale on Zanll:h· .... Service. Partt or labor wjth this ad, till July 1. 1189. WVa 304676-239e Ohio a144412414. 82 Plumbing Hea1ing & . -5724. .... -..&.....,.lata evenings early Space' for Rent li 14446-0804 1 9 79 Ford F2&0. H. .vy duty 63 2 ~--'o/1200. ~~ ·~ ~ • 1973 15 ft., Serro Seotty Sportsman Camper-aleep1 four, ~ stove. & light/ t995. Call 1:-::-=-:-:--:--:::-::--::----:-:- 8:00PM only. ,- Zenith •l•o .., ioln g moet other 9371. 10 19A2 Wldernessc.mper. 28ft. roof. air, 24ft. IWning. !lfetps 8, SC. oond. Call814-«6-1083. 441-0294. bal• 304-87&-1850 or 175- winWin~- n Motors Homes It Campers Wat•proofing. 10114. Building Materiln Block, brick, IIWtr pipe~~ , dows, lintels. etc. Claude Rio G ~ OH t•s. r.-.'"'. · 614246-6121 . 79 1980 Chev Chev81t11 in good cond tor 81. 200 or bmlt offer. C111 afta- 6:00 PM, 304-875- · Two Gravett Tractors for salt. 11000. Call aft« 5p.m. 114- Wented pony or hone tuiteble for 5 v•• old girl. mun be gent Ia cllll304-175-2668 4:00 304675-6301. tee. locll references: furnllhed. Free eetimates. Call colleet 1· 614-237-0488, dlllf or night 814 48-2783 or 448-2811 . BuHding Supplies Body pert !l fot'ChevySurburban. 07.4&0 304671-7421 83 Chevy Celebrity. 4 door. 1972 Ch..,v pielc- up. 3&0automatic. some rust. hiRhmi.• "',. preat/ . . 00. Call 814-388- 55 For sale. 4whitespokewhetls, 6 lug with white lf!ltllf tir e~ Fit1 ' m ini Jl ick· up1. 304-773- 630 5 after 5p.m. nc•• N .H. hav Mler. 310 N.H·. h~ 171· 7247. 304676·87!18. 3008. 304876-1574. room air 304- t ype1. up u. ~ • rebu ilt tor~e conveners, standard clu tchs, pressure p4lltes. & eve ]oint• •ll t ypes, Buying tran s mi11ion1 for p . .11; Call 614-379-2220 or 1983 C~l•sSupreme. 76.000 milea. Tift, AM -FM c•eette. cruise. 304-773-9580 between 1 1 :00 and 3~00. 8038. 8~ . rtbu ilt all c.u 814-448-1340. 1982ChtNIIfte43.000mi. Very goodoond see~~t21Ne11Ave . or c8111114-448-4781 72 . Loto. - - ............ 114-IU-74711. c•• 8141 . Don' t make a move wHhout u•. Call U·Haul. 304-876· 7421 . ••cellant oond.. front dltc Md wtC• cooled. Call br•• CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine OINipofiL Ohto Phone 614-44e.3888 or 1114-- 446-4477 84 It Electrical Refrigeration Re• ldenl ill or oomrra-clll Wir· ~ ing New service ar rapairs. licen1fld eiMtrici~n. RldMour ·• Electr ical, 304-175-1718. Dlll!l"d WM• Serviee: Poots ... CilterM, Walt.. Deltwtry Any. time. Call 814-441. 7404No lklndar calls . J . JWMet Servtce. 8wlmmtng pools. clet•ns. weltt. Ph. 814-- .... 2411-821&. R • fl Wiler a.., 5ca ltool1. ciltt,n.. "'efla. lmmedllte1.000 OJ 2.oooo..ontdalhflr'f'. Coli 304-1715-1370. Mouttn:::-lco, H..... CB 7110K mot_. condllla.,....., low m~ 1---------'-a& JnUtt 111-*1100 Clll Wetterton' 1 Water N•ullng. · 114-441-1304. · · · Wat• 1.000or2.000toto . ori• ........ 304-171-2311 "' 114448-40H. lie•-• ,... - - •· •e. -plut .· Corv., • . Chwyo. 111'-44a.7211. · luyoro Guido . '"" 111 1.:,..;-.,.:.:~~:....:--:::---"'~ 2.-to4.oaoa., ... -117-1000Eat. I·101H. 1114 Hondo Z· IO . ooc . toy. olotttno. . . - _ -.leJII. Col 814-441- Coll304-1.,._1111. GOVERNMENT IEIIED Voh> 88R. ott•4 ' ·"'· cl• t-om 1100. , _ Mtr· 1~::.:~::-:::...;,:~~::-:~~ -pluo .· COfVIII• UphoWtery BUYfto C'-v~ Ouldo lur· 111 fi~D 1117 Gl 4. . XL -·7·100Gitll. a-t0tl8. ...._ ..d · -· . . . . , . lhlold. Olily t ,100 otiiM. 1 ~-t( 1117PwdE_ _ _ ..., •1110. 1ft......., · -...... ~ .....,.,.. .. " . . . . . . .& .. 1tl1 -nJOOIXI* .. I ·1ft otMI. /11200. CoR 114-ZII- 7110 ....... .1YJB. lct .. l •4 r fteo · .22. J04.1711-7411. 1:•::;::;1':::•::•;:__ _ _ __ ~ l7_________ -Oillllltlolt.h....,._, _ ,. It •• ·D aw For 181e ortrede 1987Thundtr-' fmn Supp lies & L1veslock U•ed· & Warrenry-30 d~¥• · Prices 199& 114 742-2442. bird Turbo Chllgllf. lo.ted. 5 304-8715-4084. P..-tt. Call 304-87~14157. 74.000 ml./ 07500. 682· 7894 '77 0 odQe Monaco. 8700. 00. PhOne 3154-895-3415 . &·oo. Elt<trotux. SALE. SON leo '"d 1984lint:Oin C ontin«~tel. 4 dr .. keyle11 entry, dig ital dlth. 1882 Escort. 2 door. toto., PS . AM -FM CMtllfte. 11300 Can 59 For Sale or Trade 3116. .,... .. -·""' cltlriln\¥11> .... . ,.. 381-.,1t, 614247· 38!6 . E NCellent condition. 175. CaH I It patio ..... otm i" pack ega. fourth off nf!W' price. 30...,1578·2028. . 1976 Ford Ranchtro-good cond., ~ mi ., trade fOf big motorcycle. G~<Mttng. etc. CeH 814-448-9210 ev«aing~. 88-73 Volk "WfiDO for tile. Call 304-773-6306 aft• Sp.m. Tomato plants for sale. Call I 14912·2739. ..... Olllt14-tli·-·- ,. , PUBLIC RELATIONS PATCH . For ~ale: Refrlgerat:or-free~er. • vlco. Coli 114·441-3844 oft« 7 01 ve••· For S•le· Abovll'!groundpool. 24 ft . bv 4ft .. everything but lin•. can 814·387· 7774. Iring t . . ad for addltlonll 10 P• cent discoun1 (20 yell mlnlm.~rnJ . Fruit Vegetables "THAT'S THE BERRIES .. Be· cMJse of the coot. wet weather the l t,.wberr iet wiH be ripening lat• thart in put We e11peet a good cropwh8'1 thf¥ do come on. Wateh for our adllater in the week. TAVLOR·s BERRY For Sale ~ 30'. kenmore Electric R., ge/885 Coffee Table. lte· reo ttMd. a mil:e. items,. •II in t~oM cond. Ca" 814-448· 9197. 7 ·00PM . 31111 · 48 1 · ..... moble 8o40. complottly .,,...od/,1100. Col 114381-8171 .. 114-3881134. Pldlens Furniture New • used, Point PIHIII'It• houtehold furnishing~ . 1/ 2 mii•Jerricha Ad . Call 304-875- ••2·3711 . ED H. HDttl-61...,~8110. r,' Mlttr . . a ~pri~slle-Fullslra t48.11. Queen 675, King 199, lun•l• t39. 9&. Nb¥ mlttr. . & 200 pdl free Weights, b• &: ben eft/ 140. Blaclf a white T.V./ 125. Call 814-446· 1604. Vi' Ra Furniture le Appll~rt.At. 141 a. Centenary. 114mile on lincoln Pike Mon. ·Sat. 9-1 , Slln 12· 5 . Open · .nw houra until 9PM for eppointmns-So give Ul a Call. 114-441-3158 lledi· Heavy duty bun• bedl f14Jtl • . Capt•n• bed 1174. AH bedroom .. lr• r-.eed 58 mowor/ 0326. Call 614· 2566704. 8143117-0416. Point Ple•ant ar-. 1 bedrDDm. ktlch•. IN!nwaom. b•t\ en- king•bebedoompl•e.•mndo clo•• porch, ~*fill basnwtt, IPa. le 1971 Marmry. catl r.r...-.ca. Homlldlld Aealfv, l -8-1-4-44 __ 11-eo_a3_._ c - - -,.304-871-11540 or 304-ll2· Uted eppllence~. Wuher•. drv· 24015. era, ,.,.. 11-. refrigaM:ot~. mlc:ro2 bedroom Apt•. for rant . w.ve ov.-.• . ICan'• Appliance. ~ Nl ., ...~~- . ...._ 217 E. 2nd St .• PomlfOV. c.. - r 114-882· &3•6 k.. ..oltoblo. N ·114· • "' 114-la&- ,.,..ired. 1 1 4- 4466. 4 cylinder. $NIPP81f riding lawn Chilch bed w / mllftrets. 111ble& chairs, lt~e. 2 cftesll of drawer~, ktts of ott. tmutehotd items. Clll 1114-448· 3353 or For Sale: 4 yr. old GIMon chett lt.tlng It t120 1 . Cort1oh~ pi.no. Kimball; two guitatl: amplifiH: Omniecord elf!ttritorbattetV, c all304·176- True• top. freezer, & c anoe. Call PICKENS USED FURNITURE , . ..,. call 114-2411-9252 of· t• 2 p.m. Roo,.. for 1111- Moon 14a70. 2..... 2 ........ - 0 o p. • llef. 112 ol -tic, with ........: Col mt of l'art• on - · COl 814371-:ZSP. 114381-ltel. . OVER HEAD GARAGE DOOR. 9117eomplete EJCC. Cond./ $15. Call 614·446·2311. KMmore partabl e dist?Nash• Complete houehold furnishIngs, No eppli•c.. 1/ 2 mil .. Jerricho C.ll 304-175-1460. 61of.388· 9771 evenlnQI. 1450. 45 ~' for l'ele. Cell 014-4411· 0120 lndivicllal guitar l•tons. beginners. serious guilarilt Bruic•cti• Music. &1•· 4oq·De87. Jeff WemtiiY inStructor. 1514· 448-8077. limited openings 614241·9200 · 304-1715-2722. Wanted: Ae1pon1ible party to tlke on smell monthty PIYMentl o n piano. See locally C:.H ManaAet at 1· 800-636·7611.,v"time. 3168. Hours 9-&. 1 bedroom furnkhltcl IPt util._ tltt pllld. r. . . . . 1'8QUired, polct 3041711-3100 or 17151109. PIANO FOR SALE Vi'Ra Furniture Rt 141 . CentBn-v. 1/ 4mile·o, llrtcoln Pike. Mon.-Sat. 9AM6PM , Sun. 12· 6 . 814-446- BUDGET TRANSMISSION · 1978 AMC Conmrd good eond .. a•ldng/1760, Cell 614- 246-6627. 2 HP v.-ticll pump. 20 gsl. tllnk. powers 'Z7 air toolt. l•gevariet"Y to choose from. starting at 199. Apt. b *'•l"'lno 441· 1600. Musical lnstrumants AIR CDMPitESSORS "'pllan . .. Col 614-446-7672. Complete line of a• eNning room furniture fpr•sbtck oak ch..UJ, rol top disk. Curio c.binets-curved giM I front 0278. Tr-..lns Taken. raqulred. 11~182·3080. 57 C.mpbell HBl.llfeld USA New Md uted l.irnlture Md 2 b•*oom w~h ololacf In jiOich and yard. tei.OO weMc utllti• 3 br., hou11lo01tM 1 ml. ftom Ooltipotlo/ e%25 par mo. otuo dop. & ref. Co" 114-4441-3413. 2 hou- .......... .,40 . . month .._oall. Can 1141... 1 t a Un_,,,...... C.rpM. kltch., now. nlee .nd dllft, no inllde Ptfl. Depaslt · Md r.taren01 614448-8137. Vall~ F~niture 1149. ltea. '249. o - 400 1988 Shadow, fullv equipped, 1un roof. spoiler . ms~ wl"leell / t8 .400. firm . 1974 MonttCirlo. 400. 61.000origlnt~ mi., e~c . cond / 12400. Seriou1lnqui"es only. C•lll514- 675-6388. 0322. wood clnette cheirs. l*fded or unpadded, ltM'ting It *19 95. 1980 Ford Pinto, a~to trans., good aond.. •e. ruMing cond. e7&0. Call 814- .256-8261 . Riding lawn mOIWer, 7 horse power. from Montgomery W•dl t186. Good Cond. CaN 90 Da..,, same • c•h with approved credit. 3 Miles out Buhwllle Ad. Open 9 A.M to & P.M . Man, thru Sat. 8·1 4· 448- prlcel .. 1137. Want«< to buy long haiu!d Oar.hshund pup, female. 304- D"• iow COlt 1 983 Dodge 800. E xc. c:ond .. Hi~h mi .. •••Ina syrtem & mrnv ~W:tru/ 12880. C.ll 614· 446- A1h Ttnk. 2413 Jackson Aw, Point Ple•ent. 304-1175-2013. 10 91l1et up t14.19tnd 10 g_. complete 143.26. 4336. Paint •le now gbin~ on at Peint Plut, 20 per cent off repul11 price on interior M'ld exterior Pftttburgh Paintl. You wort too hlld to paint yvith anvthing less. Paint Plus 2416 J1ck1on Ave .. c•p•ed. IPpllanC*, Wlltlr and tr•h pldcups provided. Malnt• nance do" to lhop. pins banks .,d tchooio. F01 more information C8ll 304-. .2· Be.gle pups." I weeks old on rav 23. 3 m ..e. 3 femele. Bl.,k.backed . well m•kacl. smaM b..lih:. 136. or trade. 114-843-15249. WHITFS METAL DETEcrORS lof• 1nd chairs priced from 1391 to tl91. Tab~• 150 Md up to t1211. Hide-a-beds t390 to till. Aeefln•s 1226 to 1371. lAmp• 121 to I W6. Oin.-t.., t 101~nd up to &496. Wood tebla w-1 c:hlir1 1286 to 1791. f1411 up to 1376. Hutch• t400M'Idup. bunk bedl complttt w-mattreu• t296 .nd up to t386. Baby bedl 1110. Manr ..... ort.. springs lull or twin t78. firm tl8. end 198. OuMn tet1 '2715 & u ~ KinA t350. 4 drMtr c:h•t 189. Gun eabin•s 8, 8 . a 10 1'1 n. lab¥ mattrNSes • 36 • I 46. led fremti 126, Queen Size t31 & kin~ .t rame teo. Good •eiKtlon ~ be«oom suit-. met• et~binMs. htadbo•dt t30 ar1d up to 186. -eel M1 ·~ '"'· ' Ron Allison , 1210Ser.ond.Ave., Gellipoli1, Ohio 114- 441· •:zs . ~s. 9tl11 p.m. · 2 ..... ltouoo 1e21 11 2 Ch...... 81. s . . . . . - · · flrrnlot.d. t1711mo. 171 d.... Call 8144441-31170 42 LAYNE'S FU RNITUA~ 3718. E.O.H. pets/ t271 mo.. depolh r• ou~od. CoH 114-448-4222 be- - EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jack· son. OH. 1·80().137·11128. Dln«te 811• Tabl lt .,d 4 chairs Rent : Ntw ont br.• apt., In Middeport, 87114. For Sale· Conerete ll'ld Pflltic uptic tanks . All aires. RON rangn . Slugga AppH.-.ces. l,Jpp• Rlv• Ad. betide Stone Top ~UIIII"Y It 1979 Ch..,.., Nova. I cylinder. aut:om•ic:. AMI FM . new tire.& shodc:l/ 17&0, or tnacle •en ior ChStette. Cal 614-441-8321 . Pur@- bred White O•man Sh ... pard poppies Call 614-388· !:all 114441-1119. 2 bedroom oponmon·" fully Nice .... Furniohod 3 . -. • ' bot" upaeln ctaen. no pat1. 81.11tabte lot ona Rot. • Dtp. roq....,, Now acc.ptln" appllcMions for H~forRent Countv Appn..,.,.,. lne Good Uled ..,.p~~., d T.V. letS. Op*' 8A .M . toiP.M.Montlwu Solid oak grandfllther eloelcs starting at $450. Al•o waH end mantle clocks and oun cabin au. All hlf'ld made. Call 114-742- t.r·~ 41 176-1387. USED· ledl, ....... bectoom tult•. wrtnaarwnh•. a complete line of used t.unkure. NEW· Wnt•n boot• t35. Workboott t 18 & up: fit Mil a soft .... , Colt a14-4441-3!19. V.. !'Jhllt B11ttt 10f11 end chair tl99, Rag. l1200 Fretmltchmg wan t.Jgg• rtdinw wtlh purchJie. Reg. price t299. AI to.... recl.lced. eon 114892·1304 .. 114 448-8891oft•lp.m. .. .. ... ...... ......... Col 114-317· .... '?1 • . all far Anlf. ··' 1 aA-Iatet polcf, 701 14t" Gollpoh. 114441-4418 llfttr 7 p.m. 3 raam~. .. bllh dowratlifl ........ d r-nohlp. COli 814 982-31143 oft• 1:00 p.m. for Sale -· 18 .,blftl - · hloiOtY. . . . . ... typing ........ ony . . . rtonoe w - g wlh co~. . Furn. Effid4ftcr/ t176. utMitl• . 71172. otter I p.m./81444151180. 32 MObile H omea ,_.., wentld to work Mandl¥s • FtiH;'I through tht tumm•, - 111, 814-441-4411eft• 7 p.m. "'-'"*"· Untur,.hed, 1140, Second Awe .• Call 114-44e. A... phone 304-1715-7147. Coli 114-4441·4387. Rog. No. •• 11· 1061111 . ...... 114 ..15-7311 . ICCO>rllnt to .,..,.,... • • ilrnact •d •us utltti• paid. 939 Sooond Awo. Gattlpo- J. YWINTED: -·•• c:HE!.' •Pt lonlat/ tranac:riMr/ clll'k Pity !: Fwn. A,.. 1 br .• No pats. Coi 814-448-2183 8-1 dolly. B ullclng sultlblt tor M'MI bus._ n•s. tocated 2201 Jadtlon . ·lfom Hou• 14 Gollp . . F... --, :;IS411;:;"';:30:;::;;4~1B::;;2:·2=40:;::8== Lumbol. 3041711- 1' Furnished oflld•cy. t110, udf. IIi• Pllld., th•e Hlh. 701 4th A... GoHipoll. Col 11444• 4411ollor 71'.M. ., MLT lmllf rt•MI hoaoltll n.-dl r191t· t•ed MT or MLT. Comptt.Wa Cool<H~-''"'· A"" In ,.aon-ICattf&IWL OH . .... 78 Je., CJ7. V.a . 3-opoed. ...,.. oond. t%100. 30467158388 •or• 3041711- Ua.IOo.oo c / o CloHipolit Dolly Go.lpalio. DH41131 . 304-1715-4484. FDIIIIAI.EOIIItENT 3 bedroom, ;m bat" 2 nory 2414. Lo~eiCo. nawhlrmgtort.lt-time 1------~--­ amplayment. no ewpariMct n• eaut~y . Evening wortc & IIRfw c•e for elcfett.tV .,.d htndl- .r. lifting Involved/ CIPP_. In our horne 21 ye. . pold profit ,,_lng • modleol •perienca. LPN on call. Low b.metlll for ptl!lonll Int.,.,., inoomt hom• Clll 114- 112· '" Coll14-4415-7451. 1173 1ft• 7:00p.m. tor more ,. information. TrlbuM da 11,7, 121 Third 2 ot"!Y ho-. a r - ...,~ 3 lot~ 2 "'Pllll& flul ,...., hou• In bend . . .. ownw flnlf1clng. -"ana 304-e?s- ... CEPTJONIST. Mlture ptnOI\ Need gllrl for houee war• ll'ld accountlnp or book•attpin" c.eforlldlwly. AI3thtft1. Elam bedl•ound euentlal, aamput• Homt. Mickltp0f1. 114-112· npartenoe dallrtd. must be 1873. good typlot Muat bo ..,oblo of 1.::;::.;:;:__ _ _ _~~h•uling all detlh of 10 J*Son. Eld•tt and h~ndi~ped. 30..,,., DnJt•sional oHica Clltltr .. OH acperlence. 814-112·7204. fo-ion Good frlnp b-.eflts. exc. worlrin" oond. • -.uip. m•nt . Salarv negotlonable 13 lnaurance •aundlt11.000. riP~ conft. Fanns for Sale 1•• .,._In Wantacl HRPWANI'ED 33 gt- do010 to patl9. AI h•d- ·Atht..,, .... bullclng Iota. woodloOtO,fll_ot_•• moltle I'Cim. perrnftt:ed. pubNc storeae tpec& a-eo• wat•. pile. ndllotd. .CIVdt . Rom., ...1111< • lwlng - J r. 30417.2331. room • front doOr ... touwr& . '*'' -· Someone to tuv wfth efdlwiV man two nlghls ~ Efficienot apt. Ideal for 1 mobile honw below town ov ..ooldng llvw. CA. & he•. Rat. C•l 114-446-0331.1 .,..on. o•ea• ,., .. • IJOVEIINMINT HOM!St From t1 .00 fU .._,.. Faredotu,. Repot. Ta D•qu..t ProMrtl• NOW I!LLING Tills MEAreo•t-.-ol 1-311173:J.I014 ht. G2732A. FDit CU IIIIENT UITINIII!I . - - - - - l'll.llltltOII For ...e; 3 br.. ' . . . .ace. o•..• A·C/•et. IOO. A.()rio llool - .. Colt 304-1715-1104. ... 304-171111321. EXECUTIVE SECRETAIIV/ IIE· Mav 21. 27. 79. 9·1. lidlllvell an a VIcinity a144415-2741. -dO<• uoo .......Gallipolis·····..... 11-14. - own tranlp«tllian. Aef. req. Coli aft• I PM 8 14-4411-033e . . mlf• t-om H...w Hclopltol ort At. 315- &4. 21 act"es. Pom•ov arta Part...ook 8ubdloioloft CoR MobMa homa frH ps, oil well,. • 14441-4181. wOdllo V«'' prlvota 128.000. firm. Coll614-949-224311c0Q. OOVEIINMfNT HOMES 11om 1000 p.m.l. 11 00 Ill Rop., For-our-. R•ot. T• Dellltu~ ProperB111inen 11• Now HIMng. c.• 1·311- 34 7311-7178 ht. H.O H-02 asrBuHdings ront .... 241n. 304675-2406. PIMtz •ubdiYieton. Must h~~t• Furn. Apt. h•t to Lll:rlf'Y J*king • A.C . Ref. req' ed. Sultllbfe for 1 penon. Call ,., • .,. .. tat. 4 Uted lumber. must Mke all, hb¥111tt• wned tor 3 chilcten. ... 814-182·31107d.... -7. p1- '"'"'"' dlntns lltao ""too tooft\ 30 a. cultam 01t cabin ... 0111: woodwork lnllh "' Lost and Found att•7P.M. wtth • • 3troct.-brl'* ...,.wlhlotge 6 2714 wtakct.ye aft• 5:00p.m. 1e10 Liberty mollie home 141170. 3 be*oam plu1 atra V.y attracttlle brldl: 4btdooom. fur...,re. t7.000.00. 304-171- ,. Kittent, Phone 304-171-1107. ••arn. Homea for Sale 31 Need • lovl,p horrt8 far a 3 P• old mbi:H Doberman, Uv• cllt 304·175· 1410 nt 0 ht 171· 3143. .F.... hod offlct.tcy. 107 So· aond Aw .• GalliDolil. t110 Bh•ebolk Co11614-44.44tl 1878 loyvlow mblo homo, 14170 with 7><21 •pondo. 30.. 8715-6141 . Ohio . ... 31. 114 .. 304178· 7271 . ~ .. tho_. Ohio. 388 Rlchl.,dAIIO.. , A -. Ohio 48701. byJunol. , 1989. PPSEO Is., EDE.fSP. . For more BarRa Communllv . Waodland 412 Vinton Plh. St. .iftl at t28t p• mo. Clift I 14-3117· 7150. 12>10 Llbeny. lloct<, -nina 03&00. Colt at4-742· • ,~- 19116 boat 17 ft. 75 hp, price i nclude• ac eesso r i al , t 1. 000.00 or best off• . 304- Croot Motal. 114448-7318. .......-:;: Will•. _.,., a trash included. I w.... Sh• •H•t P.umpa ~.ee c~l e~t . ~ nqu- • 54 Misc. Merchandise dosed patio. pool, pl.,jjround. Friontly Tovorn. HM'tlord. W_. llfoalnlo. •~•:•nd fll_.. . 1171 Family Plenning A . . .ent In .... ~. lliwranw and Couml• Paid tr~~tel. dutlel : int.-vilw cllenti. liMP reoordl. . , anllt ptrtlicl .... •d m,.. tppointm.,.l Will trlin with rlllted -.-1enca. Mutt bl dep.,dlble .,d fl~~tlble wlfh ,· time. Evenlna. Satu'*t end hourt . . . . pealtd. Send latter of lnt•Mt. ,_..,. and two emplaymw rat.•c:. to Pl.,ned Pwlnlhoad of Sou- ,1 • 114·992·5071 . ...... .,fPriiunf ...... •Central g•di•P: of cndft ratin" now! 213·1211· 11015. :;.p-:~=~inC:~.::o&O<): need t1t, IOO.OO cath for tlectrlcVIdorianTrll•. Priced I wllh be-,. 1248. a foundation tterting- t89. Recnnw ,..,..,~ 018. 'Sat. 814441-1111. 127 3rd. Awo. Gallipolis, DH. Apartment for Rent Tara Towritou• Apart: menta - 2 Br.. 1 1/ 2 llllt., CA.. dl• hwuher. dllpolll, prtv-ete en- o q u -. Coli 1·100.712· -ntno-iononly. 304112· 1110any-. ~01'1J . ~3411 . 7 wwek old ftlmllle kitten 15 manth old Bordet' Come. CAn '....."' -llln· •High EHiclanc:y Gaa US CHARGE Gu8rent1Htd. R~t­ Qu.uty 1171 1Z.:I6 3 br, new c•pet, oo.._,., DWMII nd ,111 orful 1971 lah a 17 ft .. 85 HP , eacellent condit ion. • 2200 304-773- 63015after 6 p.m. GDOO USED APPUANCES W•hers, dryltrl, refrigeratara. tlmo. ·~ ..........,eo.. Coli 114-211-8472. lUI lhowt ...... ntOMhfv wnlnttoa101.747.10. Youw*lI ·~~~7-::::-7-:--:..,. , _ _ , 11 1188 1 70 2 CltN Moy 30. J1 -.-~ ' Ill 124 Reolne. Man's. ......_.•• Md 992-6110 ICCDUntl. ,_.on VISA/MASTERCARD No--· ot'* Inn or Advisor. Junior Hliph Sdhoal IOIChoolye•. AIIPII--'•rnult hold a vllh:l Ohio t..chlng C*tlfh::lle Md tar coiiChlng PGdioN muwt mall: 0111HI• tkaort nquhmftl of Ohio lor tports f'Mdldnt •d CPA. PWIonl lntw•ed ahoukl contact Jim Caipent•. 8upwlnt:end4nt of Molp~ Local lchooio. ot P .D. lox 272. 320 !alt Main Strwt In Pomwor. Oh6o. 44 for Sail - ----- pure ...ufll trutt ju.._ In a•••• Help Want ad 5 klttMI 10 gf\lf! IWI'/ . Ca" I Fm~ily Yard & PIOrch Slle: Allln/ 8hlna St. Rt. 180 .. Port•. CotorT.V .'s.llwnmow. .. lnflftt. ehllct• a ecliM BODY SHOP 11 Procell ina Procllct Ordet!l' Peo· pie caii"Y oU. No l!lllperience. Can I Aefu rdabl et C. II 407· 744· 3011 art D/l1571. ., call 614-4415-9709. thing • mllc. ltemt. GREG lAlLEY BINGO POMIIOY -IAGI.IS . · CLUI :)t!f V1l. 1 !~, AGENTS NEEDED t3150. 00 A DAVI Y•d Sola: lot .. Moy 27. 10,00 •NEW HOMES •SIDING •GARAGES •REMODELING •GENERAL CONTRACTING 5·24-ft. 1110. or 814-182-2411 tP,InQt,. m-'fr••· Edithftotp;, 189 ticrtamooth A:d . G•llipolla. ltollf Ho1phal. K and J CONSTRUCTION HOURS.: 9 A.M.-6 P.M. 1oftt~slt ltldlhintofyo~, Dt t!WIIp JIIU.u•to 11J Wilhoit I Cllai!CI to 11J Thoujjl out ofsllht. you'rt ~z Listening Devices Hearing Aid Sales & Sen1icll EVIIuttions For All Aaes GEARY PAINT and 550 PAGE STREET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO A1Gviii&Voietui4 "co111" ~·br• -a: z 4-Ll-1 mo. pd. I~========~ ANGIE'S G-NHOUSE IUUYIFII IASIIn 'S.OO FtAn Mil ·.., Up ss.ao Wlfdflowft and Moro. "FIB PUll" Neon • 7:00 , .... P I 11 1111, Ca. K JSI O.t Dlpet Stnot 2 Ill. Olt. CJ lltt l•d DirectcW ..... 11... GiV811Way 114992· 1991. a. •Othif C11h paid. Calll14· 982· 11!7 2048. . Hurtbo•d bed with fun h'eme Part Time Job With Network 2000 In Network Marketing Cost '1 54oo (Includes training materials) BE AN INDEPENDENT U.S. SPRINT REPRESENTATIVE For more info write: Scott Anderson P. 0. Bo• 337 Ext. 4051 Strewflo'l!l••· Statkt, r...l, Ht said J)Od-bro to none. Tilt IMiv•ly pt• were Ollflltd Gr...,ltlon plft¥ for Flntaw. Sundly ~. 4p . m . Alchlt'd Flnl• retidence in Rodclprfnga. Friendl lnd rete· llt.let invltM. Ch_l_ AdvioOI.,dA-· .3 2 Mobile Home• Holle~.;' lnM. ,_.,....., lth Qu;tt, Pre 1140 QUib. Any mndltia,. '----------..,-----------1 · MANAGING I'AIITNEII . No· tlonoiC...._ _,.M.,oglng - - :Partner todldrillute 100perctnt lllde 1ft pop up - P • "" Coach, lloyt' piek-up tnd. Call 11..._446- bolt c - . a..,..- 7th Grildo 4013. ........ Co..:h. Junior High 't 1\-_. Co..._ A ...... JuNDt t U111td llrnilure 1:1¥' the pi~ or Hkah TrD Cueh. Haad • • • .,.tire hoosl!hald ll•o ulllng bllt Coach. A•~n leteblll 114-747-2411. Coach. Oirla' R•.-v• •ttblll .. Cooctt. Hlth lchootC_I_• I AMOuncements 448-7713 America's only 1OO"'o Fiber Optic Long · Distant~ N•twork COMING TO THIS AIEA SOON! , ·'lr:~:~ro:,ec:::. dlctlo.....,dladu•PII· Middleport, 992 2269 He blllt RO one his lui lt- Boys' 7 wk. old mi"ld puppiH~ p8l1 Dob«man • theptrd. C.ll I 14- 1 1 -16- '88-rfn m__,. ;~~r=~~~~E:~g~~:~ 992-2196 BILL SLACK In Memory of LARRY RITCHIE May 26, 1971 ........ Coli 114-3a7-oet 3. 2 Y•- ...Ipod kilt .... ooolang hair. • 0,, thort ..... Both femll•. 8 whS. old Ca" 8 14· 38a-al8311ft« 1 ,30 p.m. U. S. SPRINT . ., -.catt-. '' w., ... tolur~ Good V-II Chevy Otlld't maple school detk and chair. CaM 81_.992· 3481. o..-. L ........... F,. oototoa 1-1100-22a. r •, ioN. Coli 114·2415-1207. •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS ·BATHS •ROOFING •REMODELING & REPAIRS ~lGi~E~N~E~R~A:~L[5I :~.,&tt'!· i... ~:-'..:.. ·COI"r~ion. ~-• ..,d ....ct..,. of ..:VSTOM KITCHENI. o•THS PAT HILL FORD 1~=== Fred Hoffman, Mayor 1· Village of Middlepon •SHRUB & TRE. E May 28, 1989 151 28, 161 2 TRIM and RE MOVAL Public Notice •LIGHT HAULING NOTICE OF , APPOINTMENT DF •FIREWOOD FIDUCIARY On Moy 19. 1989, in the Meigo County Proboto Coun. Cuo No. 26260, Rlch01~ E. Jonoo. Pomwoy. • Meigo County , Ohio, 4&788, oppolntod Exec· utor of tho uta1e of Evelyn 4/ 8/ 89/ lln Lucko. doce•od. Iota of I Hubbatd Stroot, SytOCUH, Moigo c;oumy. Ohio. Roben E. Buell. In Memoriam AQCTIONIER -PH. 304-421·7245 3 r:.:;·:: 1212101118701 2 hou .. c.Ct to a toad home 1 yr ofd. Make~rygoodeo..,._,. public comment. 2 PATIICI H. ROSSEI AIIIIIJIIII 1:1~ 1111'111:, "My SlS . ter WI'JJ lle lOW J II Ill • a little while. There's some assembly re•1uired." ,...- .....,.,._"'• t.i~!'"'t.~~~:O Oliva lt .. Oallipolt. NM - 6 pe. Wood gt'aup · 1339. living room IUII•t1H· tl99. Sun<tov 1 to 8p.m. 114·982· 2&21. Full aln mtnna knl*f, and NOT to ... ctW'IOM¥ thrOUGh thl m.. u,.l you~-· .. Antiques II"" or Sell. Riverine Amtquet. 1124 £ . Main Str.-, Pom•ov. Hours: M.T.W 10a.m. to lp.m .. • ..... - ~~:'.. ~~=im~!:~ i IIIIJIIJVilll'lll MARCUM ~;~=;~;;;;;~~ ~~===;;:6~·4-;8~8:-1:m:o:.f ~~=::;;;;;;:;;:::;=::;::=========~ ROUSH CONSTRUCTION INOTIC£1 THE 011.0 VALLEY PUBUSHINOlluain.. CO. - -wtth · "1MD91t " " you da you Boats and Motors for Sale Batl Boet- 1987 Landau 18'15" with Mwourv 36 hp mot or wit h power 1rlm .. diU to oil injection. Mercury Trollirt g mot or. Shor• line triM• plus mort. All lngaod co ndition. Can 114-992-2170. SWAIN AUcrtON • FURMTURE 82 2&721-2121 . olonP-274811. 75 e.._ 1ributotl. • whol .. alen dilectOIY. - d I .A.B .! P. 0 . lo• 2121-01. Huntlnfton, WV • Refarenceo MOBIL' HOME PARK 381-1301 ..,..,, Ohio CONSIG. .INTS WBCOME 949-21 614-985-4180 985-4141 Pay Your Phone and C.ble Blllo Here out .Lon• K. NuHirood. Clerk 161 28; 181 2. 8 , 3tc: ..• HOWE'S GlOVE I"AII FREE ESTIMATES GENERAl CONTRACTORS We C•rry Fl1hlng luppll• transit operators indudlng Probllta Court EVERY THUISDAY NIGHT-6:00 P.M. Oe4blrt Bwa.... Llled APPII~rt­ 314 TNrdlt k• aJgt. C.l 1,4-441· 7473. Dlo,..,Hh«o. tiO.OO: w...... t121: o,..,ert. t121; EleetdcRange. t180. EXC!LLENT PAVI Hom•· • . . . . needed. Over 15 c:ompanl•. JMed hornawortcer& .... DAY ! Pracnalng Product Complete houllllhol• of tur"" Ordlr• ea.ple Caft Ym~. No ture • ~ntiQues. A"o wood Eo,.,_,oa Col !llolo-ol coli h..C•• · 8wMn'• F~Wnlture 407-744-:1011 EXT. DA1122. & Auction. Third a Olive. 114-4415-3tH. t.O. ..., pre lnfl phone • ordln! Plopla 0111 you. No "' Junk Cara wtth or wfthout • .,_...., nec.ury. C.ll lr• " mot010. Colt lorry Llvoly It 4 .,_oi3115-71:J.I013eot.,. ' · PUBUC AUCnON ROOFING PHONE DAY 1lR EVENINGS SAm & SERVICE DEUVEIED & SPIEAD GAWACO. ·AUA S7 .50 PEITOII INTIIIOI-IITEIIOI FABRIC SHOP AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR STONE Contact llalne Tayler Howard L. Wrlt...t 4 .IESDENU PHONE 949-2969 LINDA'S PAINnNG 4·16·116-tfn 4· 25-tln EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE a,.,. AGENTS NEE0£0 1310. A 53 Opportunity a 4 -26·'89· 1 mo. VAUGHN'S AUTO - DIESEL SERVICE ... looii•OoiiCiubo. ,.,.1 1100. fir m COIII14-448-I007. 51 Houlehold Goods a........ 21 Wanted To Buv lulck·Pontiac, 1811 E•••n Ave .• Gilllipols. Cal 11.._.._.. & 29 for Momorial Day 992-5114 For Sair. Complfllle ut F un y OOVEIINMENT JOBI t11.040-IH. - · TOP CASH poldflw1t83modol ..... Colt 111230 1015-117-1000 tect.ll end naN• ueed en. Smtih fld. R-1101 tor !Su"foct to ChCIIgt Without Notictl Wt Wil It Clo_. May 28 CLEAN ALUMINUM SHUTS ..................... S2 • t~ CLEAN ALUMINUM CAST ........................ 40• I~ ALUMINUM BEVERAGE CANS ..... SO• 1~ IRONY SHEET ............. S• to 30• tb. IRONY CAST.. .. 3• to 20• tit. STAINLESS ................ 20• lb. NO GLASS AT PRESENT f I '1.1'11 I .II • Rt . 31C-,de Sal•. 7mii•IOt.lt h of Hen dwson. dlscou ntl now on Tu ne Ups ·o n ATV' a .,. d S treit 8ikt1. Alto. buy ..,tNng MW~ Polaril 4 w hnl•s. ._.ring ...., or June .,d get f200.00worth of Poleril ac c••arl• fr N . Phono 304171;.4130. 52 Sporting Goods Mvrclid 111J1 st: Sentinel KIT N' CARLYLE® by Lany Wri11bt Ci.IMn t ire 1.-ni w ....... 1 old. . . .., bed. lllht, mirrow. I driiWIII'S. phane30,.. 882· 2008. 304e715-1112 or 8715-3100. · hetplol. 304-171-2714. Daily v••· F01 rent 2 bectoorn fu nis Md moble hornt, t 111.00 month plu1 Ul llit iel. 'Nil lc:ctlpt Hud Wit oil '"'I homa • ......,.... Inti_.. give,.... • • · til or p.t tmt with ft . . . . Mura. Nt•IICihooiiMd TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING 51 Household Goods L•se For The .. --- . .-~.:-:-. E •..,;'ft"a¥,S . a ... ,... •• .,.,.• ' �,. ]II Page- 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio -Courthouse to close Monday Common Pleas Court Judge Whittington earlter pleaded : Fred W. Crow Ill reports that his guilty to a charge of aggravated • office and all other county assault In connection with an : offices, except the sheriff's de- Incident which occurred in Janu·· : partment. wlll be closed Monday ary of this year in Middleport. ; In observance of Memorial Day . Whittington could be sentenced All county offices will re-open to a maximum of 18 months In Tuesday morning at the regular prison. Whittington Is also re• time. presented by Lentes. • Paul Gerard: assignment com· : missioner. reports that Judge Wednesday 's (May 31) sche• Crow will have a busy day dule Includes a hearing of the : Tuesday following the long hoU· State of Ohio's case against Mark i day weekend, with plea hearings A. Searles. Searles Is charged In the common pleas court for with felonious assault with a • James M. Brown at 10:15 a.m. firearms specification. '!'he ag· ' and Wllllam O'Dell Collins at gravated felony of the second : 10:45 a.m. · · degree carries a possible penalty . Collins Is charged with aggra· of an Indeterminate sentence of • vated murder In connection with three to 15 years in prison and a : the Easter Sunday death of his fine up to $7,500, plus an add!· : uncle. VIrgil Collins. tiona! three years of actual Brown Is charged with at temp- incarceration for the firearm. . ted murder in connection with an Searles Is also charged with • Incident in late April at a bar in · carrying a concealed weapon . Middleport. which Is a felony of the fourth ' Collins and Brown are both degree carrying a possible pe· : represented by attorney J9hn R. nalty of six to 18 months in prison : Lentes. Prosecuting Attorney and a fine up to $2,500. · . Steven L. Story and Assistant Attorney Charles H. K;n lght, Prosecutor Linda Warner will represent'ing Searles, filed a ' represent the state at tM motion to suppress evidence In . : hearings. the case, .G~rard reports. Sea· • · Due !or sentencing Tuesday at rles' trial is scheduled for Tues. : 10 a.m. is Dean Whittington. . day , June 6, at 9 a.m. --Area deaths-Robert WanJ Heights. and five grandchildren. Private services wlll be held with the Rev. Harvey Koch of!lclatlng. Burial wlll be in Meigs Memory Gardens. There wlll be no calling hours. Friends may contribute to the American Lung Association or the Meigs County Humane Society. '\. ui 111 n ' J!'!,- "f •• Iff UUI ,, ' IU Ul Friday. May 26, 1989 .....---Local news, fJriefs ...----. . Continued from page 1 Grove Road for Dennis McKinney to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 9:34a.m. to Mulberry Ave. for Ada Hoce to Holzer Medical Center; MlddleJ)ort at 12:07 p.m . to the Overbrook Center for Ruth Bennett to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 1: 45 p.m. to Second Ave. for Catherine Brown to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 2:55p.m. to the Amerlcare-Pomeroy Nursing Center for Evelyn Spencer to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 3: 19 p.m. to Meigs Mine No. 1 lor Perry Holtman Jr. to Holzer Medical Center; Tuppers Plains at 3:58 p.m . to Route 681 for Bonnie Smith to Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 8: 23 p.m. to Pe~cock Ave. for Bud Darsrto Veterans. Memorial Hospital. Eastern... JUST STOPPING BY - Johaaaes Beclanun, Erlaagen, Germany, stopped by the Farmers Bank Thul'llday lo gel some money . Beckmann Is traveling acr088 the country on his bicycle, "Just for the fun ollt." He started In Wuhlnilon, D.C. on May 9ud - plans to leave lor Germany on Aug, lfrom SanFruclsco, Calif. He was Just passing through and when be saw a bank, decided lo gel money lor the Memorial holiday weekead. ' .. Fund drive chairntari named TUPPERS PLAINS- Marilyn !rom a mental lllness?", Raut Burke has been named to chair asked, and then suggested that the Mental Health Bellrlnger ''maybe it's because they have . drive In Tuppers Plains, accord· found that the only way to avoid a lng to Barry E. Rau t, preslden t of stigma. of mental illness Is to the Mental Health Assocatlon in keep that part of their lives a Ohio. secret." The Bellrlnger campaign wlll "Our Bel !ringers this year wlll take place this weekend as a be distributing Information on conclusion to Mental Health depression," Rau t said. He Month. added that it Is a mental lllness "This year we are asking which can usually be treated Ohioans to 'See the Person, not successfully . The BeHringer the Illness', Raul said. He added drive raises funds for the educa· that overcoming a mentallllness ·tiona! work of the Mental Health Is a battle that can be won. but It Assocatlon In Ohio. The Assocla· is often hard to make people tlon Is an organization of volun· understand that just because teers which relies on contrlbu· someone has had a mental tlons such as thoae raised in the lllness, they are not dangerous, May Bellrlnger campaign to no~ unpredictable, and not a bad support its work. risk as an employee or a friend. Volunteers will be canvassing "Why don't we 'hear more the community Memorial Day about people who have recovered weekend. · . Robert E . (Tiny) Ward, 41,226 · Southerly Hills, Englewood, for· : merly or Meigs County, died Tuesday at the Good Samaritan · Hospital in Daytdn. , Born July 19, 1947, In Meigs • County. he was the son o! the late i Jerry C. and Kathryn McElwain : Ward. . He Is survived by' two daugh· James P. Whitehead, Sr. • ters, Lori Garnes and Tlra ' Patterson; three sons, Tyrone James P . (Pat) Whitehead, Patterson, Jerome Patterson, Sr., 69, o! Columbus, died Thurs· and Antuane Tyree (Tiny T. ) day at his home. He was the · Patterson. Dayton. father of James P. Whitehead, ' Also surviving are three broth· Jr., assistant publisher · ers, Jerry Ward, Jr., Columbus; controller of the Ohio Valley George Hubert Ward, Columbus; Publishing Company. · and Richard Allen Ward, Middle· Born Nov. 25, 1919 In Colum· port; five sisters, Eilzabetfi bus, he was the son of the late , Milton, Mlddlet>ort; Ruth Allee George M. and Sara A. (Griffin) : Winchester, Colorado Springs, Whitehead. : Colo.; Betty Francis Field, Day· He was retired from C. Shuler · ton; Kathryn Faye Falrow, Chll· Engineering and was a member : licothe; and Marcella Ann Ok· of the St. Anthony Church, Senior : bar. Dayton. Citizen's Club, Martin Janis Man senleneed Other than his parents he was Center and the Central Ohio · preceded In death by three Umpires Association. Dally stock prices Gregory Laudermllt. who re· brothers, Theodore Roosevelt (As of 10:30 a.m.) He is survived by four sons, cently pleaded guilty In Meigs Ward, Melvin Lee Ward. and James P. Whitehead, Jr. o! Bryce and Mark Smith County Co!lrl to receiving stolen . James Frederick Ward. Gallipolis, Michael T. White· of Blunt, Ellis & Loewl property, .has been sentenced to , Services will be Saturday. at 11 head, Thomas G. Whitehead, and six months in the Meigs County • a.m. at the Full Gospel Light· Joseph J. Whitehead, all of Am .Electrlc Power ............ .27~ Jail, with all but 10 days : hOuse, 33045 Highland Road, Columbus; four daughters. Mrs. AT&T ........... ................ .... .. 35~ suspended; fined $1.000and court : Pomeroy, with Pastor Thomas Bill (Ann) Hanning, Mrs. John Ashland Oil ..... ........... .. ...... 41 ~ costs; and placed on probation Kelly of!lclatlng. (Mary R.) Santos. Virginia E. Bob Evans .......................... 15~ lor two years. Whitehead or Columbus and Charming Shoppes .............. 17~ Ava-Zo Sisson Ellyn M. Whitehead of Colum· City Holding Co ........ ..... ..... 16l's bus; 15 grandchildren; one Federal Mogul... .................. 54 COLONY fHEATRE Ava·Zo C. Sisson, 74, of Syra· brother, Fred Whitehead; and Goodyear T&R .. ............ _....54l's : cuse, died Thursday at the Holzer one sister, Rita Marshall. Heck's ........ ............ .............. % ; Medical Center following an Mass of Christian Burial wlll ,Key Cen turlon .......... .... ....... 13 · extended Illness. be Saturday, 10 a.m. at the St. Lands' End ............. .. .......... 30\ii Born on Nov. 9, 1914 at Anthony Church, · 1300 Urban Lim !ted Inc ........................32 ~ Syracuse, she was the daughter Drive. Interment In the Resur· Mu.ltlmedla Inc .... ............... 94~ of Clifton H. Wllllams and Grace rectlon Cemetery. Rax Restaurants .................. 2'.4 Friends may call Friday, 2 t.o 4 · C. Capehart Williams. Her· hus· Robbins & Myers ................ 17~ band, Ernest E. Sisson, Sr., p.m. and 6: 30 to.9: 30 p.m. at the Shoney's Inc ....................... ll% Egan·Ryan Funeral Home, 403 Wendy's lntl ....... ....... .. ........ 5')f, : preceded her In death In 1979.. · She was a member of the E. Broad St. Worthington Ind .................. 22 • Asbury United Methodist · Church, Syracuse, and Pomeroy Chapter 186. OrderortheEastern Stars. G-''-OWI;;,"" Mrs. Sisson is survived by a daughter and son·in·law, Jeanie Veterans Memorial '(a ... •t : and Kenneth Buckley, Syracu!se; Thursday admissions - Larry · two sons and dflughters·ln·law. Curtis, Racine; Ruth Bennett, · Fritz and Carmel Sisson, Racine, Mlddieport; Catherine Brown, and Ernie and Joyce . Sisson, Middleport; Evelyn Spencer, Syracuse; three brothers, Tho· Pomeroy. mas H. Wllllams, Columbus; C. Thursday discharges - Cyn· : H. Wllllams, Akron, and John P. thla Mayle, Donna Roush, Myrtle • Wllllams, Syracuse. and a sister, GOre, Sarah McCarty, Stephanie . : Vera May Tannehill, Parma Nuzum, Lloyd Jenkins. A new fitness center with heated indoor swimming pool is opening in the Summer 1989. SundJ 50 cents 73rd .lndy 500 race today..• Memorial Day .. Beat of the Bend: Southern's John Dudding will be missed.••B-6 1989 In Our Town: Our House to open on Memorial Day...Page B-3 continued from page 1 Christopher Edward Lance, Howard Melvin Lawrence, Jr., Tamara .Sue Leachman, Ramon Wade McQueen, Michael Jay Martin, Scott Miller, Ay Hotllot Mora, Lori Ann Mundry, Tl· mothy Robert Neutzllng, Fran· ces A. Parker, Mary Janeth Perdas, Usa Kay Pooler, BObble Renee Price, Keith Allen Pur· man, Tammy Lucllle Putman, Lee Ann Reed, Bret Allen Rood. Revna Jay Reynolds, David Eugene Rice, Floyd Darren Ridenour, Jayne Ann Ritchie. Karen Denise Sharp, Eric Wayne Slm, Chad Nell Sinclair, Mat· thew Bryori Sisson, Paul Larry Smith, Christopher Nell Spencer, Trlsha Ann Spencer, Joy Lyne Swain, Kendi Rae Utt, Michael ArtherWeber. Jason Scott Wells, Melinda Jolene Wells. Diana Lynn White, Serena Brook White. James Ray Weiner, Edward 'Monroe Wood, and Mikel Kralg Young. FOR SATE • •' POIIEIOY, OliO 992-3639 992-2426 ·'' • .' .THIS .WEEK'S SPECIALS ' FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1989 COMIINAnON SEAFOOD-CHICKEN PUml ....... S3.59 Our Tontellzlng Comlrln-n ...... CGnolno of AM While Me• Chlal<., ,II .. Gol· II• Blti•Oippld fish. Five PleDII of luaeulw Shrimp. Hot Golden Fr•dt Fri-. Hom.,..... Coi_.IW ll'ld 1 Hot lutt•.t Roll. (Abaw plllter tlrYid wllh your Chafe. of our Homemlde SMic. : Tift• S.Uoe or Coclnal huoe. or Bothl . HOME BAKED HAM DINNER ........... •4.69 A Gen.-ou1 s.,ing of Homlblkld Ham Fe•.aring Our Own Homemlde R•in· Walnut S...c:e. s.rv.ct with Scllop.. Pota-. Hot lua•.t Corn end Hot But· . be borrowed at a two percent By NANCY YOACHAM · interest rate, reports Shields. Tlmes..Sentlnel staff RUTLAND- A grant applica· Total cost of construction Is tlon for funding assistance to estimated at $3 million, with at construct a sewage system In least 66 percent coming from Rutland and surrounding areas grant sources and the balance' from very low interest loans. he may rank high enough to receive up to 75 percent of construction adds. However, before Investigating costs in the form o! an Ohio the possibility of obtaining EPA Envlronmel)tal Protection Agency grant. Rutland could· grant , funds for wastewater lm· provements In the affected area, possibly be listed eighth on a detailed planning and design lengthy EPA Ust, says Kimball Information must be completed Shields. Meigs County director of prior to receiving construction development. This Is the !ina! grant doUars. The vlllage Is year for all such EPA grants and presently preparing a facilities It would appear that about 20 proposed projects may be funded ·plan for Rutland and the sur·, rounding areas. · by the state agency be,fore the Shields has been working with grant program is eliminated. the community and consulting The balance of necessary funds engineers, Engineering Assofor construction In Rutland may NEW HOURS: 10:00A.M. to 7:30-P.M. S1111W1 Oeyl A Week . APPEARING SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1989 ' "WYOMING WOLFE" 9:30 P.M.-1:30 A.M. MUn IE 21 •• S!.OO COVEl CHAIGE ·MIZWAY TAVERN n. 7/143 POMEROY, OHIO 1984 Ford Tempo GLX ••••• S1895 6 apeed, air, 2 door. 1981 Buick Retial Limited ••• S2295 Lolldlld. 1981 Olds Omeia •••••••••••• S1695' . 4 door, auto., air, PS. PB. 1979 Pontiac Grand Prix ••• S1795 Auto, 1lr, V-8. PB, Pl. 1980 ·Jeep CJ-7 ••••••••••••••••. s1995 4 IPIId. . l V'll Bnsto 1 age now of~.ers wl!·l~·=:~ more modern homes, l W"'"' -more attractive facilities '--tv and beneficial health care services than ever before. . We now offer home health care Services arid assisted living apartments. A new skilled nursing home is opening March 1989. available, or you may choose a monthly payment plan. Vfllage Come visit our model homes.· Wt' rt pPen Monday through Friikly /rpm 9to 5; Sallll'liay 10 to 2; Sunday and tvenings by appoinlment. Wt wiU bt happy to giw you a tour of our groiUids IJIId IIII.IWtr.llll)' qutstioru you have. Stop by or call for mort informarion today,. Individual homts for today~ actiw rriinllltlll. Ill Wendy Lane/Wavcrly, Ohio 45690 (614) 947-:rus Cllllbll h: t•m-3811 r 4018, BEDDING or SJ99 FLAt YEGETAILE PUNTS .......... 69~ SQUAll lED DIUCIOUS APPLES ~. ., Life Leases range from $20,000 to $65,000. Several refund options are • s,,, . JIMIO EX11A FANCY If you haven '!thought about 1 ( Bristol Village for a while, I I it's time you stopped by lo se~e how we've grown since our . beginning in 1961. We now have so much more to offer in providing for the growing needs and desires of retired folks like you. We're a not·for-profit, lion·denominational community open to people over the age of fifty: Bristol PEAr Moss I ll. S'149 11~ •••••••••• ~ -~ CHIPPED CHOPPED CHICKEN SNACJ 101 2 Pc. Chkb•, Cole Slow, lol VETERANS GRAVES DECORATED -Fred Wood, a past commander of VFW Post 4464 and active In veterans affairs over the years, helped place nags on graves of U. S. veterans Saturday In preparation for Memorial Day services Monday. Several observances are planned throughout GaJDa and Meigs Counties. (Times-Sentinel photo by Margaret D. Caldwell) '149 before 2 p.m., according to the Gallla·Melgs Post State Highway Patrol. The second motorcyclist, James Blanton, 32, 535 Frank Puckett Road , Oak Hill, was· listed In crltlcal condition with head Injuries. The driver of the car, Charlie F. Christian, 74, 517 Plymouth St. , Bucyrus, was listed in 992·34.71 c..._. e. GALLIPOLIS Despite, a slight decrease in the number of crtmlnal cases the GaiUpoUs Municipal Court handled tfl1988, the total collection or lines and fees jumped by more than $65,000 from 1987, according to a report the court rued with the GaiUpolls City Commission and the Gallla County Commlsstoners. The municipal court, established by an act of state leglsla· ture, has both criminal and civil jurisdiction. Joseph L. Cain is the · · presiding judge. As to the criminal jurisdiction, the coutt finalizes all mlsdemea· nor offenses punishable by fine or Imprisonment for one year or less. 1t Is the Initial court for all felony matters punishable In the penitentiary exceeding one year. According to the submitted report, the total criminal case· load, Including miscellaneous traffic, DUI and criminal cases, continually dropped since 1985. The 1988 total of 5,821 cases Is composed of 4,560 in mlscellane· ous traffic; 404 In DUI; and 8571n criminal. In 1987, 6,530 cases were handled, a drop of more than 700 guarded condition with abdoml· nal trauma. BOth men were transported to Holzer Medical Center by the Gallla County Emergency Medl· cal Services. Neither cyclist, riding Harley· Davidson motorcycles, was wearing a helmet. According to the patrol. Sexton and Blanton were traveling east on US 35, near The Redman when Sexton attempted t<1 pass an eastbound car. Christian was traveling west· bound In his Dodge Daytona when Sexton attempted to pass and colllded head·on with Chris· tlan's vehicle. The Impact of the collision caused the car to spin in the road and come to rest In the eastbound lane. Blanton apparently realized what happened and laid his motorcycle down . He then struck a bridge abutment, the patrol reported. Traffic on US 3~ was backed up until approximately 3:30 p.m. Rio Grande Pollee and Gallla County Sheriff deputies rerouted trafnc on old US 35. Also on the scene was the Rio Grande Fire Department. The Jaws of Life was dispatched but was not used. No paper Monday Tile Galllpo.. Dal17 Trlbuae aad Tile DIIJ7 8ealllllll wtll DOl pabllab MaadQ· Ia order to permll empiQe• to obHne &be JlaltJ..y . . Your the planning area. Alternatives period. The first meeting will be will be developed to correct June 6 and the second June 27. problems. and finally. a pro· Both meetings w!ll begin at 7 posed course of action will be p.m . and wlll provide an oportun· selected. The planning effort lty for local citizens to express should take an additional two views on the proposed project . months to complete, according to Copies of project information Shields. wlll be located at the U.S. Post At this point. It Is difficult to Office In Ru !land and R&S Sales, gain a total construction cost Route 124, Rutland. after today until all alternatives have ben · (Sunday) . received, .Shields says. In other Anyone wishing to discuss the projects similar to Rutland. project In greater depth, prior to alternatives to on-site disposal the public hearings, may contact system correction have Included Kent Baker. consulting engineer, maintenance of existing on-site at 1·800·524-1642. Local contact systems, along with construction person for general questions is of sanitary sewer systems with a Rutland Councilman David centralized treatment plant. Wilkes who may be reached at There will be at least two 614·367·3519. Also contact Baker public meetings at the Rutland to be placed on a mailing llst for Civic Center during the planning factual information. cases. The total drop in cases from 1983 is 1,710 cases. However. a total of $317,075.07 was collected in fines and fees and other revenues for criminal and traffic cases in 1988. This was a $65,197.22 increase from 1987's total sum of $251,877.55. From 1978 to 1983, the collec· tlon or fines and fees steadily Increased. No report was availa· ble for 1984, however, the aollec· tlon totals began to drop each year following. · ''The Court has~ str~ng belle! that a fine Is part of the sentence. To the extent that a fine is unpaid then the sentence imposed by the Court is uncomplete." the report stated. ":I'hls year is the highest amount of money in the history of this Court." The municipal court's civil iurlsdlctlon Is limited to $1,000. The court maintains a civil division, Small Claims Court, where individuals present mat· ters or up to $1,000 without the services of an attorney. Small Claims Court flied 299 cases in 1988. This was the first Increase In cases since 1985. Other ~!vii cases for 1988 totaled "1!8. continUing the decrease in cases since 1985.. The report noted that at the beginning of the year, "a slgnlfl· cant number" of cases were jlendlng beyond the applicable time llmlts under Supreme Court regulations. "In January 1988, after a review of all the flies, we noted 173 cases ·which were pending beyond the applicable time limits In the various civil and criminal categories," Cain said. ':By the end of the year in December, the total figure stands at 46. Thus, significant progress has been made to reduce the cases which are beyond apptlcable time limits." Expenditures In 1988 totaled $146,617.09, .more than $53,000 less than in 1987. The proposed (See COURT, page A3) I RIO GRANDE Gallla County recorded its sixth high· way !atallty of the year Saturday afternoon as the 1989 Memorial Day ho llday weekend got underway. Henry (Butch) N. Sexton,30,57 Camba Road, Jackson. riding a motorcycle. was fatally Injured in a two motorcycle-one car crash Sat-urday on US 35 sh9rt1y Don't Forget Cakes, Party Trays, Fried Chicken and More for your Holiday Weaken • = =.:=. - attributable to existing unsani· tary conditions." he says. "The strong septic odor will be elimInated. Residents wUI find their property values improving and the area will definitely be more at t.r actlve to prospective residents and businesses. giving a badly needed boost to the local tax base, " he adds. The essen tlal wastewater prob· !em in the planning area Is the failure of the on-site sewage disposal systems In the unse. wered area. This may be degrad· lng the ground water,. or stream water quality In the area. as well as creating a public health problem. on.golng planning studies are lnves ligating these problems and Information is being gathered In Jackson man dies· in crash I Hometown Super Market ( , 4.9 c DELl SAVINGS elates, Inc. , Wooster. for nearly two years to place Rutland at a competitive advantage In obtain· lng grant funds . ''Given the recently released EPA data, It appears the hard work on the part of everyone involved on the project wjll work in Rutland's favor," Shields says. He especially commends Rutland Village Council· members for their as sis lance on the project. "A sanitary sewer system In Rutland will accompllsh a number of favorable things, " according to Shields. " Most notably, a sewer system would eliminate the serious threat to health posed by raw fecal efflu· ent. There have been reported cases of disease that might be Court notes less cases, more revenue CHILD'S POmON....................................................... S3.12 Stocks Hospital news A Multimedia Inc. Nowopopw Rutland may get 75% funding for project terM Ro" or HomiiUde lllcutl (VIIhh HonwJ, Coff ... Regul• or Dec.Hiniled, Both Fraollly B - lA Smoll D•lnk or Hot foe Subotlkrto M"Y Be Model MULCH . 12 Sectiono, 74 Pogeo · Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, May 28. 1989 ~1918 MARGUERITE'S SHOES Spruee p. Your Lawn & Garden ••::_::•• 3 BAGS •PINE IAII ' NUGGETS $899 •CYPIESS . Sunny. mgh In mid m ld 70s. Memorial Day outlook: Cloudy, chance of rain late In day. Wgh In mid 80s. • VoL 24 No. 16 CHAIRS. DESKS. SHELVING, STOOLS, OTHER BUSINESS ITEMS. . Along the River ......... B1·6 Buslaess ...................... D·1 Comics· .................. .Jasert Classlfleds .•.....•••.••.•.. 03-7 Deaths ........................ A-3 Editorial ..................... A·2 .Sports ........ :.............. Cl·& ··t mts Out Of Business" ' Inside + ~'Going · SUNDAY, IUY 28, 1989 Cl Memorial D1Q' ..IIIIQ. LJII'E UMBEUIIIP- Colllllllllder W-r M. Halley, left, pr! 11ata a Ute Mambenltlp Ia GallaCoutrPHtttM, Vetenu ofForelp Wlll'ltol.-pi!Hal (loe)Burler,IIU,O........ a&llla State ltftll! 1• llame. A INidnJtl empiQe of tH llJpr Creek Sta&loa oldleOillo VIIIIJ BlfdrleComp11111,JSIU'prll1 Veteraaof Worltl WlriL J1e - · wltllllle V~ Cout OalrdiD tH Paellle. ('i'lmeHIIIIItlllll pllOto) ·-......~ . • GrodlUltion let EAST MEIGS- Graduatloa at Eutera HlJh School will be beld today .at 8:30 p.m. In the · high schoolJIYIIInaalum . ... GROUNDBRE.\KING SITE - Area officials and conservationists were on ·hand at the groundbreaklng site of the Kyger V reclamation project, Involving a S~,OOO grant from the federal Soli Conservation Service and the Ohio Departmeat of Nat ural Resources to restore ll5 acres In three plots along Van Zant Road In Cheshire ToWDllhlp. In front are Harold Saunders, SCS: State Rep. Mary Abel (D·Athens); Joe Branco, state SCS: Patty Dyer, GaJDa SoU and Water Conservation District conservationist: . ": Connie White, Gallla SWCD; and Mike Conkle, Cheshire Trustee. In back are John Smith, representing U.S. Rep Clarence E. Miller (It-Lancaster): Lawrence Burdell, GalllaSWCD; Jerry Tussing, SCS resource conservation devel· opment coordinator: County Comm lseloDers Dan C. Nolter ud George Po~; County Treasurer Larry Betz; and County Commissioner T. Kall Burleson. (Times..Sentlnel photo by G. Spencer Osborne) Jobless rates down in (;allia, Meigs United Pre&s International and T..S stall reports COLUMBUS - Six southeast· ern Ohio counties. Including Ga!Ua and neighboring counties, showed decreases In the jobl~s rate for April, according to figures released by the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Services. The workforce of the six counties, Athens, Gallla, Jack· son, Lawrence, Meigs and Vln· ton, totaled 84,400 !or AprU. Of that, 5, 700 were unemployed, giving the six county area an average unemployment rate of 6.7 percent for April. Among the state's 88 counties, unemployment rates ranged !rom a low of 3.6 percent In Aqlalze County to a hiP of 11.9 percent In Monroe County. The comparable unemployment rate for Ohio wu 5.1 percent. In SoutheuternOhlo, the April . fll\lre&: are Athena County, 5.1 percent, doWn :9percent from&.& percent; GaiUa County, 6.8 per· row the county. In Ohio's sou· cent, down 1.8 from 8.6 percent; theast coal country. had the Jackson County, 7.7 percent, state's highest rate. It was 13.8 down 1.5 from 9.2 percent; percel\t In March. Lawrence County, 6.3 percent, Five other counties had rates down 0.2 from 6.5 percent; Meigs of 10 percent or above: Guernsey County, 7.7 percent, down 1.8 (10.9 percent), Harrison (10.8 from 9.5 percent and Vinton, 9.0, percent). Adams and Pike (10.7 down 0. 7 !rom 9. 7 percent In percent) and Perry (10 percent). March. Nine counties had rates 10 In Its monthly report, the Ohlq percent or above In March. Bureau of Employment Services Among the state's major cities. noted that Jobless rates declined Youngstown had the highest in all 88 counties. Aqllilze's 3.6 · rate, 8.1 percent, and Columbull percent and the 3. 7 percent In tile'lowest. 4.6 percent, which has HamUton County were the only been the case for the past several rates below 4 percent. Aqlalze Ia moatha. Cincinnati's rate, how· a m01tly rural county Ia west ever, wes only two-tentha of a central Ohio, while HamOton perceatage point higher than encompasses Claclaaatl. Columbus. Two other couatles, FrlllkUD, Tlte county and city ratl!'l are the Columbus area, aDd aetch- not aea10111lly adjulted, and boring Union, where the liaDt traditionally show decllnel once Honda of America Manulactur· the weather atartl gettln• Jng complex Is located, bad warmer. Tbe state's aeaa0111Jiy Joble~s rates of an even f pereent. a4Juted rate for April was U Monroe's 11.9 percent r11te percent, compared with 5.3 per· marked the aecond month In a cent nationally. · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 26, 1989 sisson ward whitehead williams