http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/bc381413dec78de7bd53e6a584af6196.pdf 7f5ebbee4c8c97a71d9d70c1a6474459 PDF Text Text Page- 16- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ---Local briefs---, Squads receive five calls Mei gs County E m ergC'ncy Medi cal Services repo rts five calls Wednesday: Middleport at 12:30 a.m. to Sycamore St. for F'loyd Reynolds to Holzer Medical Cent er: Rutland at 12 ::1:1 a.m. to Me igs Min<' No. 2 for Ri chard Martin to Veterans Memoria l Hos pital ; PomP roy atiO: 43 a .m . to Pomeroy Pike for Mall Cook to Holzer Medical Cent er: Rutla nd at 2:04p.m: to Mei gs Mine No. 2 for Ra ndy Mc Kinn ey to O'Blenrss Memoria l Hos pita l; Rutla nd at 8:24p.m . to Harrisonville for Jose ph King to Holzer Medkal Cen ter. Trust(•es m eetinK canceled Safety break starts Friday MPig-s Cou nty REACT /Radio Emergency t\ssoc iatf'd WASHI NGTON I UP I I - fn~ ves ti,gators called renred Ma j. Gen. John Singlaub back to thr· Iran~Contra heari ngs today to learn more about why hew as told not to ask other nations to help the Nicaragua n rebels by a Slate Department offic ia l wh o assured him '' was being handled at the Contra leader Adolfo Ca lero in offering new evidencr about admin isl ration invo lvemE-nt with thr g uPrri llas. Rut before returning t o Sing· laub's pu blic tc>stimony today, the co ngressional committPes l<"ading the heari ngs arranged to Session tomorrow Dr. J a m!'S J\ lth of will be spea ker at a public m eeting to br held from Ito;~ p. m . F ri day at the Meigs Se ni or Ot i ze ns,Cen lcr on dea ling w llh the prob tPms of menta l im pair ment . Th e session is for fam ilies who have f.l ny member who is suff.:.1rJng from men tal im pairm ent lnclucling A lz heimer's Disease, whet ht' l' t hi' fc.1 m il_v mem bcr is a I hom e or co nfined to a nursing ren t er. OnP of 1::! sessions. thC' program is cspccia ll,\ ' des igned to ins tr uc t n'.'; iCIC' nt s on how to copf' with their own feelings and 1o develo pe cure• giv ing rcrli ngs. F r ida y ' s sess i on is op<'n to the.• p u blif' . Mid dl eport, c•nte rr<l a vo lunt ary piPa uf guilt y to a r hargr· of brt•i.Jki ng <Jn d r n tf'ring when IH-1 appeared before Judgf' f'harlf'!-i H . K nlghl in thf' MP i gs Cou nt v Com mon Pl eas Court . Mr\gs County Pro ~rcu t ing A. tt ornP.v F rl'rl W. Crow I II rrport s I hut breu k ing and t•ntc·ri ng is o.1 fpl on.v of the fourth drgre<' and ca rries ct poss lblC' pP nlt y of .c;ix , 12 or IX months in p rison and a fin e of up to ~Villll .J udge Kn ig ht accrplf'd lhf' p lra an d co nti nued th(' mattpr of Sf' nt enclng until \1 a. m. on .lu\y 1, Pa ul Gerard. in vcs t ig;;~to r tor the prosec utor's oHi r·e reports. upon comp let ion of a pre -sentcntc invrsl lgation and r epor !. Hawlr.v wa!' rcleasrd u~n a $2,000 rcr.og niza ncP bond until ::;rnt enc in g. ac(·idt'nl The Galli a ·Meigs Pos t of thr St ate H ighw~y Patro l rcportC'd a th r ee-car aceidenl on C.S. :n Gregory T. Sallc rfield. 19. of Racine, and Olinda .Jansupka . :\4, of The Plains. were driving w0s t on U.S.:\:!. Sa tlerficl d s topped to turn i nto a private drive. while ,Jan sup ka slowed bPh in d him . 1\ car driven by Newell H . McC uen. m. of 1\orth Pa lm Beac h. Fla .. al so wes rbou ncl . co uld n ot stop in timr to avoid hittin g .I<Jnsupka ' s rn r in the rea r . Th e im part fO I'C'C d Jan su-pka 's car int o Sa t· tcrfield's car. McC uen was citecl for ussu red r· lcar dista nce. ordrrin g di stribut ion of ~<.~It• proceed!'. has bpcn filed in the Meigs Coun t;• Co mmon Pl eas Court rase of Farmors Ra nk and Sav in gs lompa n.v an d 8~ n k On(•. A thens. ag<:~i n s l MClrjorie Gocrt. now k now n as M arjorie F'ett .v . rt at. A dr fi rir nry judg m ent of $:!·1, 1R2.26 has bren gr antrd Furmers Bank a nd Savings in l hl.1 Me igs ('nun tv Pro:..f'r ul i ng i\ tt ornc.v F' rf'd W. Cr0\\.1 I II . hi s lnv£1s tlgat or . Pau l GPrard : M(•j gs C'oronrr D r .. Ja mes Condr and several !:' heriff' s deput ies were ra iled to thr llidt•nnur r cs ldencr in Tupprrs Plai ns late We dn (·~ d ay af ternoon wiK•!'(' Gordon Ridenour, fi9. died of an ap parent sc>lf-in rl ir tcd gunsho! wound to thf' upper ri ghr t emp i<' .arPa . A .22 ra librt• aut om atic pi sto l was found in RidC'nour's hand and a note t o his wife was a lso ln th (• bPclrnom, (;f'rur d re port s. Ridenour tws bren sr ri ously il l t'or some timr ~md wa s despondenl over his hPH IIh prnb !l'ms, Grrard said No aut opsy i s planned . Th e bod:>-' was l ak rn to th r Ewing FunC'ral Homr w hi ch wll! an nounrr arrangf'mPnt s. A m <HTic.tgl' Jieensr hi:JS i>N'Il issupd in Meigs Coun t ~' ProbaH· Court to Kevi n DPCJ n .J C'wC' II, 27, Rut iJ nd . a nd April .Ia McGrath , his homr ln Tup per s Pl ains, will "" held at 1 p.m . .Saturday at !Ill' Ewing Funpral Home. . A retlrrc\ c·onstrur tinn and hi~ hwa y drpa r! m(~nt wmkt'r. jv1r. Ridenour w a ~ bo r n .July ~. ' 1~17 at C h c~ t er. a son of tlu• late , F loyd K . and l"krnirP ~ i sP i s lr ln 1Ride nour. · Surv iving art' Ills wi f<' . Lu ci llr: two da ugh ters and ~ un s · in· l i.t\\", June and Rog\'1' Epple. Po rt St. Luci€'. Fla., and Nanc~· und Iva n Paul Hood, Dann~· .Jt"Ssf' How- Le(· Mor man , William E. Morris. ard. Dav id W, Hub barcl 1 Chris Hysell , Darc i Renee Hyse ii. Julie La vina Hyse ll, Todd William Hvscl l. Richard Scan J effers. S~ ndrn Ann .Johnson. TrrrencC' Lcf' .Johnson I I. Susan Lynn C'olena Mow['ry, Marie Dawn Musser an d Steven A. Mu sser. ,Jeffrey T. Ne lson. Cat hy Sue 1\cutzli ng. Darla Mi chelle No r· ri~. Mildrrd SuP Par sons. Ke~thy 1.. Pirk ens, Angel a S.. Pierloe. .Jones, Da\vn Raye K eesee. Carla America n L egion Post 602 will hav(' M emorial Da~' St~ r vires (As of 10: :10 a.m . ) Provid ed by Bryt:l' and Mark Smith of Blunt Elli.., & Lot>wi Sunday, J::!O p.m .. a l Grcrnwood CC' meterY in Rnrine. SC'rvic<?s at Lewrt r a lls Cemcten· \\-"i ll brat 2:.10 p.m. Firm . 1\m F. IPC' I ri C' Pm\·cr .. l ..rh:f . .... 2SVI · .. ............ 247!, AT& T .. Ash land Oi l .. .. 1 .. .. n2:!,, Bob Eva ns Farm s . . ... 2.1 YJ Charming Shoppcs .... .. ... 1:t:t., . Federal Mogul .......... ~!';, Cood~' C'ilr . ....... 6P~ T&R. Heck's Inc... .. Limitf'd ln r. ...... Mu lti medi a Inc.. ... ...... 1 1;, . .. .17 1'2 .. ... 50'/, .. ... .... Ji . JO :I.l Rax RC's tauran l s .. Robhins & Myers .. .. 21)~~ Sho nrv's Inc. Wendy's Inti. ....... .. '" 9 :t~ ........ .IH'/, De~ pa rrment h<~s bern f iled in thr rourt. Duttnr L. .Jones h<Js withdre~wn a rormrr plr.::1 of not g u ilt~· to culti va t ion of mnr ij uana ancl r ntrrcd e~ w illen plra of no ronl t1 st to thr chargc, which stemmed !'rom an in cident in 1 ~86 . .Jones waivrd his ri g ht for a tr irll by jury. Discharged from Rutl and Church of God on Oh io 124. Su nda ,v. begin ni ng a t b p .m . Singers will br Chrisltan Sound from Logcw . W. Va., ;1nd l.a br ic• l Quarwt from Mr i gs Count y. Evrryo nr we lco me. Sing The Mason. Ca Ili a a nd Mrigs Crusade fo r 'Ch r is ! w ill have a gospel si ng ~;~ t 7 p.m. Sa turday at the Pomerov Churc h of t llr Nazarcn(• , cO rne r of Union and Mulbr rr y SingPr!'i will be .Jim and Gw in n Cr;1ft. Kim Hrr dm tt n and thr Winn ing SidC' . RC\'. Gl('n MC'C lun g i nvit r s thr public to Vctt:rans M••mori:.LI Wl'd n e~da.v Adm issio ns- Don C'ull urn s. Pomrroy: Vivian Pow · r·rs. Ma son. WPdnrsda .v Oi sr h:.~rgr s - Da nil'l E dwanls. Roy Rifflr. probat ion W(' l'e Carl 0('an Staats. Larry Cooper and Linda Sue Rreedi ng. Due to the Mo nday holiday. trash pi ckup in Rac ine Vill age will not t ak e pl acP Mond ay. T hr wpekly picku p will on a Tuesday and Wednesday schedule. Rona ld EdwiJrd F' rce m an. Ha· dn1.•. has filrd for a dlvorcC' in Mrlgs Cou nty Com mon Pleas Gillwrt It Enin \.ilbrr1 H. l:n in. Co l umbu~. cl ird Su nda,· in ( "o!umbus. nurial wa~ Wr dnrsda_v a t Ri · \'('1'\•ir w c~'mrtrl'.\" in Midd iP· port. l·h • b ~U t"\"i\"t'cl IJ\' !\\ o t Martha Rohsorn Cunningham. Lim a. an d Mrs. Cl if fnnl 1 PP gg ~ · Hob!-.O fl l Midcllf'porl. Court from .JoAn n De nis£' F'rrrffi i:lll, Azus<J, CHl if. .la<'ki<' P. Robi nson. 1 G. Sa uvage. Trar~' Smith, Linda .Jean Smi1 h, M ark R Smi th, Melinda R Sm ith, Tina L. Smith. Rhonda .J. Zirkle Snidrr . SherriC' H . Southwor th, Melissa Sprouse. T<JmC'ra Rcner Stl.lJ1 ~. R<.~rhPI Christina Streh\ Swartz . Philip Ca l'l Tro mm . .Juli f' An n Wandling , Moll\' .\ n n Wpbb, .Jodie Lynn WPIIs . . Den zil L. W<'lsh. .Jr., F'rcdrrirk F. Werry, .Jr ., Ri· r hcu d Rr nr· so n. Wolfe Cht~rlf's Werr:v . Do nia Wi ll , Diana Ly nn William· ,John M. Wolfe, Paul D. and Brya nt Youn g. Salt• Rurim• M r·rr hJnt s 1\ssoci;.~ I ion i ~ .~pon soring an ar ts and craft s ~n d sidewalk sail' on Saturd <J.V, Mav :m, from 9 il. m . to 2 p.m. A nyon(' w ishing to r rsrrvr a f"rl·e sr i Iing spot sho uld ril ll 949·2ll0 or 94'1·2800 be forr Ma1 21>. Sal(' /\ fi(•t.t m~1r krt spons6r Pd bv thf' :vl rigs Associa t ion ror RC'· tordPd Cit izC'ns, will bf' hrld .Junr ;-,at Carleton St' hool in Synwusf'. Par space. at $o a tab lr, ca ll or 992·6817. Oarifi('alion I Th e Meigs Loca l Board of F:duc ~ll ion m ee t ing Tu C'sd ay night vo ted :~ ·2 again st rehiri ng .l n.vrC' Millrr as a subst itute aide and a subs tltut r· secretary for the J\IXi·AA sr hool vear. Supt. Dan E . Morris a nd Asst. Su pt. James Car pente r upon questioning by Ihey reco mmended the rehiring of Mr s. Miller. Shade River Lodgr trr. wilt have "':!. Chrs· HUBBARD$ GREENHOUSE a S{X'Cial mf'et ing Sat urday, R p.m., wit h work in the P.C. Deg ree . Refres hments will be served. SYRACUSE 992-5776 Now Open for Spring Season VEGETABLE PLANTS $1 PEl DOZEN PACK $7 SJ) ER FlAT 0 Will be the topi< of the sermon FLOWERING PLANTS Thursday, May 21, 7:30 P.M. at the Westside Churrh of $1 PERSO.PI. $7 SO PER FlAT Christ on laurel Cliff Rd. In '11iew ol the PTL uondol and God holding Oral Robert• Ho1togel?) for eight·million dollars, this will" be a timely message you will want and need to hear. SERVICE NiGHTLY THROUGH FRIDAY , Shrubbery or Fruit Trees, many varieties; Geraniums, Violets & Hanging Baskets. 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ONE YEAR ONLY $16! :J 1 year US-$ 16.00 :: 2 ye~u US-S25.00 ::J 1 year Fore19n- $25 00 0 I year 0 2 year Canada-$30.00 :::::J 1 year Canada-St800 A•rma.t - $80 00 8111 my C MaslerCarCI or 0 V•sa accounl I. awards as the outstanding senior girl and boy athletes Thursday afternoon during the annual awards assembly held al South· ern High School. Adams and Harris won the Danforth, " I Dare You " awards as the outstanding senior girl and boy and bolh also received lhe citizenship awards . Reiber and Wolford won trophies as the o utstanding senior <1k!ss girl and boy athletes. Named winners of the Presidential Academic Fit ~ ness Awards were Tammy Theiss. Karla Smith, Reiber and Harris. Reiber , the 1987 senior class valedictorian, and Harris were presented the social sludies awards and Bryan Dalley. the DeKalb Award for FFA work. Industrial arts awards wen! to Pete Johnson and George Cooper and Tim Smith won the W·S award. In science the top awards went to Tammy Theiss and Rachel Reiber . Theiss Is the saluta torian of this year's gra· duatlng class. The home econom ics award was won by Annetre Fitch and Reiber won the mathematics award . Awards in business and · office education went to Kim Willford Sellers and Cindy Ar· nold, typing. Dramatic awards went to Diana Simpson and Bruce Wolfe with Reiber winning the Engllsh award a nd Allen May nard , Jhe French award. Vocal mu sic awards went to David Deem, Bruce Wolfe and Diana Simpson and Wolle won the activities award . Winning honor awards were Tammy Theiss, Rachel Re iber and Krista Sellers. Theiss and Reiber were Introduced as the salutatorian and th e valedl e torl an, respectively . Scholarship awards went to (Continued .on page 12\ SWISHER LOHSE Pharmacy ADDRESS _______________________~'----- ~·------~.-.-------------~ Keflneth McCutlougfl. A.Ptl QI«<M Ritfle, R.Ptt. Ronald Haning, A. Ptl. 1hru Sat. 1.00 ll..M lo !I P .M. s_.n~v 10:00 AM . to 4:00PM . ' PRESCRIPTIONS PH . 19 2-295S CITY , STATE. ZIP----------------~-----Send coupon •nd p•Jmenl to: MUSIC CITY NEWS, P.O. lOX 22t7S, NASHVILLE, TN 37202 Frie!'ldlv S1rvic1 E Mtifl Pomeroy, Oh, ~--------~o~~. nN!ghl~''='"=•--------~ ........ tlklw tl• to ...IM _ . , tiM',..._,. el ftr11 ltht. wv By NANCY YOACHAM Senltnel Stall Writer Bids from seven Ins urance agenrles for hospital and medl· ca l coverage for employees of the county courthouse, highway de· partment and Department of Human Services were read Wed· nesday In the Meigs County Com· missioners meeting Rick Patrick, re presenung McNell y~ Patrlck Insuranc e, Jackson, and acting as lhe county's insurance consultant. read bids from Snider. Fuller and Associates. Athens; Jim Fuller, Athens: Don Mullen , Pomeroy: Alan Gorlewskl, Athens: Davis· 26 Cen11 legislation, In the works lor lwo years since the S&Lcrisis ofl985, cleared Ihe Senate on a 33-0vote, but .Riffe pointed out the House already sent the Senate a similar bill on April 29. He said that bill, sponsored by Rep . Robert E. Hickey, D· Dayton, will be the one eventu· ally forwarded to Gov . RI~hard F . Celeste. "That's the vehicle as far as l 'm concerned," said Rifle. " There's an unwritten rule that !he first bill that passes Is the vehicl e, and this House Is not going to break !hat rule." Both the House and Senate bills con tain nearly ldenllcal ian· guage recommended by a loin! legisla tive committee which slu· died the problem for six months In 1985. One major difference Is that the Senate bill, sponsored by Sen. Richard H. Finan, R· Cincinnati, reorganizes the Ohio Depart· ment of Commerce and estal> It shes three deputy directors. one of which Is responsible for financial Institutions. Though . appointed by the director of commerce, the dep· uty director for financial Instltu· lions would be Independent of the director In matters of examina· tlons or regu latory functions. The bill a Iso provides new regulatory enforcement mecha· nlsms. Independent audlls a~d greater cooperallon with federal regulators. It provides for the· de finition of unsafe and unsound practices and allows the Division of Savings and Loans to Issue cease and desist orders against them . Loopholes In these areas al · lowed Hom~ State Savings Bank offlclals to continue unwise In· vestments In a Florida securities. firm In the early 1980s despite warnln~s by state examiners, The se<'urllles firm went bank· rupt and Home State lost $144 million . Indictmen ts were returned against four persons when !he grand jury convened Thursday, Meigs County Prosecutin g Attar· ney Fred W. Crow Ill r eport s. The four Include: Roy Jack "Jick" Neff, 29, Middleport , lndleled on a charge of breaking and entering In connection with an Incident on Ma y 10 , this year, a! the fo rmer Valley Lumber building In Mid· dleport. Neff Is curre ntly on parole having previously bee n convicted on several different theft charges, according to Paul Gerard, Invest igator for the DANFORTH HONOREES - Kim Adams and Mall Harris were recognized as the outstanding girl and boy of this year's Southern High School graduating class Thursday when they were presented the Danlorth Awards plus Citizenship Awards during the annual awards assembly. prosecut or . A warrant ha s been Issued for Neff's arrest on the Indictment as well as parole violation. Breaking and entering Is a felony of the lourth degree which ca rries of a maximum penalty of six, 12 or 18 months In prison and a fine of up to $2500. Eddie Patrick, 21, Middleport. Indicted. on a charge of escape In connection with an Incident on Ma y 13, this year, In which Patrick wa s In custody at the Middleport jail and bolted from officers whtle being returned to jail after having been taken to Ve terans Memorial Hospital for treatment ol an Illness. Escape Is a felony or the fourth degree and carries a maximum of six , 12 or 18 monlhs In prison and a nne up lo $2500. A warrant has been Issued for P at ric k' s arrest on the lndlctme.nt. Timothy E. Davidson, 21!, P omeroy, indicted on a charge or unlawful possession of an dan· gerous ordnance In connection with an Incident which occurred on Tuesday, May' 19, Involving dynamite. Unlawful possession of a dangerous ordnance is a By UnHed Presalalernatloaal Thunderstorms pounded Ohio second straight day Thurs· day, with heaVy ratn!all reported In several areas. A Newark man was seriously ·Injured when he was struck by lightning. Fred Pettit, 27, Newark. was In critical condition Ioday at River· side Hospital In Columbus. He was struck at a softball field tn Newark, said Newark Fire De. partment Capt. Randy Stickle. tor a I- ' Quickel ' Insurance, Pomeroy, all Human Servlres, was a bid of with proposals from Blue Cross $13,617 from General Telephone of Ce ntral Ohio: Comm unit y Company of Ohio, Portsmouth: Mulual Insurance on behal! ol tor a telephone system for the the five dltrerenl agents with a department of human services: proposal from Blue Cross and One other bid for .the sy•\Fm w~ Blue Shlolcl of· Cincinnati; Buai· "recetv~ lrom tiTS Inc., "'· ness Administrators anil Consul· Albans, W.Va .. at a cost of tanls, Reynoldsburg, with Trans. $26,.~9!i. . America Occidental Lite. The board set next Wednesday, The commissioners tabled the 1\fay 27, 1:.10 p.m .• tor a public bids for review by Patrick . They meeting to discuss a request exJ*cl Jo have his recommenda· from Burl D. Walker to use brine lion by May 28. water tor dust control on private Accepted by the commission· property In Bedford Township. e rs on recommendation of Ml· Walker propose• using brine to chael Swisher, director of the control dust ln a mobile horne Meigs County O..partm~nl of park. and on a private drive. Application or the brine would~ supervised by J .D . Drilling Co., Racine, a certified brine transporter. Phil Roberts, county engineer, reported the county highway department ls wrapping up In: verted sea lings of roads through. felony of the lourth degree and out the county, which are being carries a maximum penalty or done to provide permanent dust six, 12 or 18 months In prison and ' control In front of hOuses. Ro · berts said the Flood Road be· a fine up to $2500. Davidson was tween Pomeroy and Middleport' also charged with possessing Is the last road on the Inverted crimina l tools, also a felony of the sea l schedule, although the high· fourth degree. In connection with way depar tment wlll be applying the sa me incident. Warrants regular dust control to roads at a have been Issued lor his arrest. later date. He said !he highway Corbett Eugene Ratliff. 19, or department would now spend Stale Route 7, Middleport . In· some lime assisting townships In dieted on a charge ot feloniou s dust conlrol application. assault In connection with an So far , reported Ted Warner. Incident which occurred in the highway supervisor, all but four early morning hours on May 9 townships tn the county have ex: outside a Middleport bar at pressed an Interest In purchas· which time John 0 Blake, 22, also lng some type o! dust control. of Middleport, was stabbed In the Those four whl~ h have not con·: neck. Felonious assault Is an tacted Warner are Rutland, Bed .. aggravated felony or Jhe seco nd ford, Salisbury and Orange. degree and carries a possible Jones nnd Ko!Jerts dtseussca a penally of from three to elghl stop sign at Jhe end of County years to a maximum of 15 years Road 22 which connects County In prison and a line of up to $7500. Road 75 goi ng from Ohio 7 to A warrant ha s been Issued for Veterans Memorial Hospital. Ratliff. . Jones sa id som~ residents had During Thursday's one day sugges tP.d that a yield sign waul<' session, the grand jurors con· be more appropriate In ·· ·" ducted an Inspection or the location, or rise !he stop s!~11 coun ty jail as a pari o! their should be moved forward to duties and round lt satisfactory. necessitate better view . Robrrts Common Pleas Judge Charles sa id he would contac t a traffic H. Knlghf administered the engineer with the Ohio Depart· oaths to the grand jury and In· menl of Transportation for sug. structed members as to their du · gestlons for the intersection. lies and responsibilities . Four indicted by Meigs grand jury Storn1s pound Ohio second straight day Cana'd•an anU Fore•gn subscrtbers- Accl. No - - - - - - - - ~ase send money order. cashiers chec~ Ew:p Date Of cer11hed r:heck payable 1n U.S. Dollars NAME _____________________________________ Mor~ . I ,,,,1'1'11111 I lt,l' , op, "" I,to s oo j,,,llflllllt, (ill ABSOLUTELY FREEl Compare us with the other guy ... Shoot, we're not afraid! DISC, 110, 126, 135 FILM ONLY S9995 log. 1119.9! a •a&A and other accomplishments during Southern High School's annual awards assembly Thursday. Kim Adams and Matt Harris won the outstanding senior Bridge Closing Special "THE TV EVANGELISTS AND THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST" 2 Sections, 16 AMukimedlo Announce outstanding 1987 Table health bids for review SUS pupils during assembly 9~2 . ;!249 Spt.•cial meeting Awards for outstanding academic achle\lement OUTSTANDING PUPO.S - Karla Smith, Rachel Reiber, Matt Harris and Tammy Theiss , received the Presidential Academic Fitness board memhrr s indi ca ted that F'o;·r the film By LEE LEONARD UPl Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!t Long~awaited leglslatltin streng· thening the state's regulation of the savings and loan induslryhas cleared another hurdle, only to run into a brick wall. The Ohio Senate, after drop· ping a controversial section which would haveretalneda high interest ceiling ,on credit cards and sma ll loans, passed the bill unanimously Thursday . But House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr ., D-New Boston, lmme· diately pigeonholed It because of a dispute over sponsorship be~ tween the Senate and House. Meanwhile, the House sent the Senate a bill aimed at making medica l malpractice insurance available at a lower cos t to doctors, hospital s, den lists, podl· atrisls , optom etrists and chir<> praetors, a nd lhen joined sena· tors In adjournment for the ton g Memorial Day wees a nd loa n Do na ld Lr<' Strin . Michelle !.. SIP\'Pns. Kimbrrl\' A. Stf'wart. L'-'S IPr 1.. Sti'Wt;l't, Ca th r rin<' DPnisf' Stow.: an d .Jt>nnifer Le ig h Tillis. tween 60 and 65. Partly cloudy Saturday. Senate unani01ously approves S & L bill L Schol· dC'rrr. U sa S. Sra rles. Kr is tina 1.. Sexton. Tonv ,\ . Shoema ker. Brl'nua s. Si nclair . D:tvid L. Car\' Mostly cloudy tonight. Scat· tered thunderstorms .Low be- en tine Ohio, Friclav. May 22, 1987 Chervl Adin a Rous h. Terri Marie Rous.h. Am~ · R.. Sa tw rrield . Ca rl m arriagp. even furnish at y Vot.36, No. ztie Mr lbsa _\n n Rife. C~'nt hia Ly nn Karia .1. Smith , Rcedsv ill r. and .lcffrey G. Smit h. Fla twoods. Ky .. hav r fil ed I' or a dissoiut ion of ~------------L-----------­ We'll • Rc nre· Pirrr-C' .. Ia m rs Srott Polryn. LarryS<•ott P owell , Amv .1. ·Radek in. Sa llv Ann Radford. Rhond a Renee Rath · burn. W. .Jan Rr utPr . Kristi LPc Richmond. Raymond F:. Rider. Rifflr. Daily Number 742 Pick 4 4.889 attend. act ion . 1\n orciN to des tro_,. con i ra band ro nri sra tr d from va r ious l ora · li on.-. thro ughout the c-ou nt y by the Meigs Co unty Sheriff' s SinJ!; Thrrr will bP a gospPI s ing ut Clariss<.~ 'Ohio Lottery Seniors graduate this weekend Pa es 6.;7 Timothv Allr n Knblfs. Danna 'K Lctm.bf'i·t. Lisa t\nn Manle-y , Reth<lnv .Jo Ma yer, MarTha Jo· lcno M;tynard. Kenneth Edward McCle llan, Tracy Denise Me Kin· nP\' , .Judith L. Mees. Jen nifer Rose Miller, J ulie M. Miller. Yonilee Miller. William E. Molden, Gerold A. Moore , .Jason No trash pickup Hospital news niN't's. Mr.". Cliffot·cJ Krist ina Gail Hayne>. David Elliott Hendrick s, Carol L. Hen· drix. Shannon M. Hindy, .Jeffery Memorial Day' Services IH. Rut land . Area deaths _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Wa lkf'r , Ashland, Ky.; a son ~md d aughiPr·in law. l<f'ilh und UIJ J11denour. Long Bollom: a strpsott and hi s wift' . .J u mes <..~n d Pam SIPtt lrr. R.rC'd$vill(•: another stPpson. Hif'h<.~rd Strttlcr. Har t v illr; an unci(•, Bernard Eisrl stt •in. Wa sh ington Court Housr. an d srvera l C'o u:-;in s. &-sicll's h is paren ts. IH' wa!-' pn'C'Pd(•d In dC'Jih bv his n rst wifP. Hit drl'd. · O ffiri ~tting <.~t Saturdav' s sr rv i · cr~ will bC' Hev . C'nt:l 1-l irks. Burktl will br In thl' Clwstrr <'P mrtl'ry . Frit~ nds ma.\ · call 1.1t the fu nl'r<.l l h nrnP ~11"! C'r 2: :m p.m . 0 11 Fricla.v . Gar~ · L. Haning. M;Hty D. Hart . Announcements Worthin g ton Ind .. .. 1\n entr.v confirmi ng sa lr and Fostrr. DonniP Fry . LC'non.1 GcHnC's. Pc..ll sr 1.. Gri.lham, Di<.imJ Lyn n Green,' Rc' Sco!T Haggy. Walter .I . Hagg\· II. Ro bert Lee Ha ll, ChrlstophPr 0. Haning, Sue King and Darla Lou King. Mi chae l A. King, Philli p i s exprrtC>d to be gra nt ed limi ted RK ing, Susa n Marie King, Ed· immunity from prosecution by _ V,:ard E . Kilrhr n . .Jr .. Mic hael the comm ittees nf'xt mon th so he Kloes. Michell e Renre Kn app, · ca n test ify with legal protect ion in J uly . August Rule death apparenl .5uicide at 'l'orker. also is said to ha ve Meigs court news Pleads guity to 8 & E dav dal. O'Boyle, an affluent New Daily stock prices Salisbury Towns hip. Funeral sP t'Vif'cs !'or Gordon , Ridenou r. liB. who died Wcdn<'> raiser Carl Chan nell. who pleaded guil ty this month to Wrdnesday. at :!: 16 p.m . in Mei gs Count.Y Drm ocrf.Jt j(· ExcrutivP Commi ltrr w ill mee t tonlghl ('l'h u r·sd ay 1. 7: :m p. m ., a l Ca rprn trr 's Hall ln Po mf'roy. All interestrd tlf.•moiT<.tts 31"£' invitl'd to tJ IIPnd. Gordon Ridt•nour Ganvood. a \\C'althy wldov. from Austin. Trx<.b. provided mo"re than $2m illion Jut hC' rrbt,?ls through co n sfn· atlvf'1 fun d· provid ed man(' )' through Channell. North , th e· key· figure In the sca nd al firr•d Nov. 2:1 fro m the Na tiona l Security Co unci l staff. iliPgal. ha s joined Prolw r:. Haw ley. 21, William O'BO)' it' ;md .Joseph Coors. re hr b while U.S. mili tary aid to south bound roa dsidC' park on Route :~:~. Pree refreshment s, coffe(\ soft drink s, Pte .. will bl' sf• rvf•d throug hout the period . Purpose of the saff'ly brea k is to provide trave lers w ith a frw Rlrk Ellfln Carwood . c rim inal co nspiracy in the sca n- hr<.tr from three pri vatr citizrns who donotPcl hig dollars to thr Dems will m eet this e11ening Contra Ci.l usr: "hig hest level" of government. Si ng\aub, an Arm y veteran who ar ranged arms sales to th e C'i tizen ·s T Pams 1 No. :~R~7, wi II bf~ havi ng I hPir annual MPmoria I Da y .o;afet.v hrcak. s t.:trtin~ Vritla y at !) p.m. and con tinuin ~ through Monday a t fi p.m . The safety br(·ak will be he ld at the• minut es rest. Th e saf(•ty break is ap proved by the Ohio Hi ghw ay Patrol and the Mr igs Cou nt y Sheriff' s Drpa rtmcnt , Meigs to graduate .. conttnucctfrom pag~ l Scandal hearings continue rhl'm was Orang:r Towns hi p T r usti'C'S wi l l cancel toni ght's m (lf'li ng on dust r onl rol. Thr m c(·ting wa~ t o have bern held :-~t the Orange Town sh ip fin· dr•ptJrl mt •nt . Thursday. May 21, 1987 Pool ope1111 Saturday ATHLEtiC WINNERS - Rachel Reiber and Mike Wolford hold larre tropllles the:r received u lbe 011t.Widlns IM!nlor sir! and boy athletes of Southern High School at Thuroday'• annual awards aaoembl;,. ,., ,f; London Pool In Syracuse will open at 1 p.m. tomorrow and will be open untll6 p.m . The pool will also be open on Sunday and Monday th is weekend. Feeney-Bennett Post plans announced for Memorial Day Members of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion. Mid· dleport, will put In a busy Monday as they make their way to a number of cemeteries for short Memorial Day services. Members will meet at the hafl at 8:30 a .m. Monday leaving there at 8:45a.m. belore going to the Middleport levee to place flowers on the river at9a .,m. The schedule after that Includes: Middleport Riverview Cemetery , 9:15; radford, 9:30a .m.; Middleport Hill. 9: 45; Addiso.n, 10:15; Cheshire Gravel Hill, 10:30; Legion Park, 11:15 a .m. Following dinner at the hall !rom 11: 30 to 12: 30. thegroupwlll go to Howell Cemetery at 12:.45 p.m. , and to Burlingham atl: 30. Post memb<>rs are to mee1 a1 the hall at >p.m. this even In~ to go to the cemeteries to pluce flags. Members of the auxtllary on the kitchen committee are to meet at the post home at 9:.'!0 a.m . Mondf to prepare dinner . �. C0 mmentary _·.;. . ____. . . . __---.______. .,. . ._.~::._.mer_y.o-:.-;_:_::_~ . :l~-:;_t._Ohio_. Page-2-The Daily Seritinel E·; Ohio > Wind-blown homer-sinks R..,.~c . • lJ1 Court street Pomeroy, Ohio DEV!ri'ED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~~ qjv Bm~ ~L-~· f"'T"'E:!c::::l1~ ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Asslotant Publisher/Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager A MEMBER of The United Press International, Inland Dally P ress Association and t he American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OP INION are welconiC.' They should lx' less tha n :m words long. All letters are subJect toedltlnK and RIISt bf! stgne:i wJth name. addresli and IC'Icphon(' numb('r, No un signEd letlt'l's w\11 be IJ'.' bllshed . Letters should t)(' In good taste, address In ~ lssul"S, not )X'rsooalltles. A gazeteer for travel inside the Beltway WASHINGTON - President Reagan has finally released us from our pledge to keep secre t what he told us more than a year · ago about the Iran arms sale. We can now disclose the on ly known taped comments of the president on the matter before he came under fire eight months later. Reagan's observations In February 1986 confirm his claim that he was pursuing a strategic opening aimed at potential suc· cessors to the Ayatollah Kho· melnl as much as he was working f or release o f American hostages. We first learned about the arms-for-hostages deal In early Decembe'r 1985 - several months before money Was dl· verted to the . Nicaraguan con· tras. Because printing the story would endanger the hostages' Jives. we sat on lt. But we wondered If the president knew about the arms deal, or whether It was a rogue operation by middle-level offl· clals. So Dale VanAtta asked for an Interview with Reagan, and was ushered Into the Oval Office on the afternoon of Feb. 24. 1986 (within hours of Philippine Prest· dent Ferdinand Marcos' flight Into exile! . The president had been told that we were holding off on the story and that we wanted to know If he was aware of the arms deal. At the last minute, White Hou~e spokesman Larry Speakes sat In on the Interview. Since Speakes didn't know what we knew about the secret arms deal, Van Altaand the president -did not refer . explicitly to weapons during the Interview. But Reagan still man· aged to c'onflrm our story cl rcumspectly. Here's the Interchange: VAN AITA: "This Is on Iran. For six years now. th~y·ve been waging a terrorist war against us and there are at l~ast 264 American .bodies that they can count as being ~sponslble for, Including, as we reported, 1CIA official) William Buckley last year, whom they tortured me~cl· IRAN ·CoNTRA DUNKiNG ,., ~TK ACROSS THE RIVER - The Pentagon. the five-story 1 five · sided, fi ve· ringed headquarters of the Defense Department, situated on the VJ;rglnla s ide or the Potomac River, and whose courtyard, as viewed fr~m the a ir , provides an Inviting bullseye for hostile bombsights. .'U P THE RIVER - The headq uarters of the Cen tral Inte lligence A~ency, farther north on the VIrginia s ide of the Potomac. for years , tt.dld not appear on maps, and knowing motorists would wink as they dtove by a sign pointing to the bureau of highways. The CIA Is also rt!ferred to as Langley, for Its location near a woodsy VIrginia suburb by tha t nam e. But It was recently revealed that the agency Is really In McLean, a rit zy suburb that Is home to a passel or rich lobbyists. lawyers a nd politicians, perhaps the mos t famous of whom Is Sen. Ed wa rd Kennedy . .· VANATTA: "The Soviets are making their enemies there." THE PRESIDENT: ''-Yescould be friends." :. PN THE HILL - The Capitol. the six Hou se and Sena te office i))rlldlngs, the three Library of Congress buildings, the Supreme ~ourt , Gary Hart's townhouse, working home of abou t 50,000 6<!)neless. faceless aides and almost as many tour buses. ..·OEOB ~ Wha t many people consider the ugliest building In Washington, the Old Executive Office Building. Adjacent to the t)<ecutiv e Mansio n. It Is ,part of what Is known as "the White Hou se ~~ mplex . " Once the home of the Sta te . Wa r a nd Navy department s otnder one roof, It Is most recently known as the sit e of Oliver North 's 6tttce. which. cont rary to some ac('Q unt s, was not In the White Hou se l;asement . •" :: .FOGGY BOTl'OM - An area that once Included the cit y' gas works ;:vntch , like much of Washi ngton . was rec laimed from swam pland and 116w Is the home of the Sta te Departme nt, also known as " the fudge factory." ·: INSIDE THE BELTWAY - A demagogical term favored by President Reagan to describe the locatio n of " the puzz le palaces" of ~he bureaucra cy. Used In the sense of, "G!'e, It's grea t to get ·out side t·he Beltway' among 'the rea l (X'Ople. '"Or. "Oh. that's of concern o nly ~· In s id e the Beltwa y." ' The Beltway Is a highway that circ les :flashlngton and Its close-I n subur bs . • THE MIXING BOWL - A some tim es mobile parking lot at the Intersec ti on of severa l highways "across the river " near 'the Pentagon. . 'THE ROCK C·R E E K ROLLER COASTER - A curving 2-mlle ~ t·retch o r the Beltway In suburban Mary la nd respo nsible for half the fa lallt es on the 66-mllr road. OUT THERE - An imaginary place whet·e good things might ha ppen. For exa mple, "There's a lot of su pport 'out there' for bringing th · bill to the floor." Or. the complaint of Washington's single wome n: " Th e re' s only so ma ny me n ·out there' for us ." . Today in history Ry Unltt•d l'rt•ss lnt•rnatlonal Today Is frlda)·. Ma,v 22. tht' 142nd dO)' of 1987 with ThP moon I~ movi ng towat'd Its new pha s~ . ThP morn in~ stnrs lil'l~ Vf:\nul'!, .Jupiter and Sa turn . 22~ to follow . . The evening stars aro Me rcury a nd Mars. Those born on this dat e arc under the sli(n of G~mlni. They Include GNman composrr Richard Wagner in 1813: Sir Arthur Conan Doy le. crea tor of Sherlock Holmes. In 18.19: french slngorC'harlcsAznavour In 1924 1age ti3t ; composer PNer Nero In 19.34 tage 5.11: and actors Laurence Olivier in 1907(agP801, Richard Benjamin In 1938 ta ge 491. and Paul Winfield In 194llage 4fil. On this date In his tory: In 334 B.C .. Alexander the Grea t defeat('(( Persian King Darius Ill at Grantcus, Turkey. In 1868. S('ven m~mbers of the Reno gang stole $98.000 from a railway C'ar at Marshfield, Ind .. I he original "Grea l Train Robbery ." In 1924 . discovery or the body of 13-year-o ld Bobby franks or Chicago led to the arrest of Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb. They were sentenced to 99 years In prison for the so- called "thrill killing." In 1972, Ceylon was declared a republic and changed Its name to Sri Lanka. In !985. a .B eirut .car bomb killed !10 people In a three-day battle between Palestinian and ,L ebanese Shiite Moslems that claimed more than 120 lives. A thought for the day: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote In "A Case of Identity, " "Depend on It, there Is nothing so unnatural as the commonplace." But the advent of the New Left on America's campuses In the 1960s severely strained the aile· glance of many of the previously liberal Immigrant Int ellectuals I and their American disciples) to the ongoing course of American liberalism. Most of them were ge nuinely dedicated to the search for truth In a cloistered . academic atmosphere , and the soc ial explosion that shook America 's colleges a nd universl· ties. and their faculties and students, during the 1960s shocked these people to the core. That Is what happened to Allan Bloom, professor in t.he Commit· tee on Social Thought at the University of Chicago. Bloom hhnself Is thoroughly American , having be<on born In Indianapolis; but his education wasdlstlnc· tlvely European, Including stu· dies at the universities of Paris and Heidelberg , and he Is steeped In the Mltteleuropean philosoph!· cal tradition . In his new book, "The Closing or the American Mind" !Simon and Schuster!. Bloom describes what he believes has happened to America's universities and, as a result. to the st udents who attend them . II Is a ferocious indict· II,\ ' l 'nlh·d J•r....,,._Jnl• •r nu tlunal ment . As cent('rs where oneo can pursue the life of the mind as exemplified by Socrates and the other traditional masters, the unlversitlles have s imply " de· composed," be says. "The col· leges do not ha ve enough to teach their students, not enough to justify keeping them four years, probably not even three years." And the students? Professor No honeymoon Bloom dedicates his book "to my students," and he clearly weeps for them; but he also see• them without Illusions. They are vacu· ous, shallow, crude, self· centered. solitary a~d pro· roundly Ignorant. "They can he anything they want to be. but they havr no particular reason to want to he anything In partlcu· Jar .. . Why shou!d we he surprised that such unfurnished persons should he preoccupied · prlncl· ; pally with themselves ... ?" This · Is not , of course, In any serious ! sense their fault: They are the · preniler victims of an educa- . tiona! process In a s.t ate of Iota! collapse, · Bloom traces the collapse to what he considers Its origins In German philosophy, In a series of chapters that will be heavy going even for those who received good educations prior to the 1960s. But If an unllluBioned look at the disaster we have wrought Is a necessary first step In thr reconstitution of the life of the mind, Bloom deserves pra lSi> from those who truly cherish the potential of mankind. l 'llltu Sun ,..ran ~~ l AIII~ l 'hl • · ~~~~ M11nln·uJ I'IH..t•~g h , ~~·w \ urk 111 .nun - I i ndn n;u 'l :l I< llom •lon ~ ~~ I~ ,\llunl:l '!II ~1 l A•~ ,\ n.c•·l• · HI ·u S;1n Uit 'J:(II Ill :1:! '11ml"icl a,\ ", jt,. ,ull " 11111"111:'•' !'- { inl'l nnall i St. • ~• ui" l ,\tlanhl :! l'lllladt•lphla 6 . 1 . u~"> An~~:••l•~ t-' rida,\''" • ,. t :;~ ..1;~ ..i t:l ..ifNI 1 :11 1 1 :II JL; 1: ':': \ urli '!:i .... ·"'"''"'"'' '! I l:i •!•! 'l'uruuln Ku ltlhlll i' , jj~ '!~ . l: t~ 1:1 '!i ~'! .'1 '!II .lllll "" "' "··~· " " ""''"" I'll·• 1'11111 '!:.! ".! I '! I K11n•• f tr .:)11.:1 ., . li~.-. " '~ Hl' t nilt . I~I . ~~ :, 1!1 ..i·~·. 1!1 _,1!;, ~t · ullh• ~'11 ..il:l Ualo.h1n!l '!II '! II ,;,tMI )11nno•"'' ·JI t:t! Tt •\il' '!'! . ~~ l 'hk ilt<l 'U111NI ~tl ' ,. ll••· u ll t h• ~t •l 11 nd H, ~uni... ,.,lll:a:t 1 n llf11 rni . MESA, Ariz. INEA I - Most of !zed. " Lack of direction and con fusion have supplanted vi· slonary Ideas and effective state were Inaugurated ea rlier this year and have served less than maanagemenl .' ' five months In offi ce, are still Until last year's e lection, Mr· enjoying a political c ham had a repul'atlon In Arizona 1 'honeoymoon .'' as a perennial losing candidate In Arizona , however, Republl· and an Ineffectual right-wing can Gov. Evan Mecham has zealot with a penchant for antagonized so many people making dumb statements. during his brief tenure that a Indeed, he first attracted allen· serious Impeachment campaign lion In the 1950s when he Is being organized . proc laimed that Re publican Mecham has become an object President Eisenhower was a or scorn and derision among socialist. Republicans, Democrats and In· He launched his own political dependents . former Sen. Barry career wllh an unsuccessful1952 Goldwater, R·Arlz .. publicly des· bid for a seat In the slate crlbes him as " hardheaded." A leglslalure, then mounted four leading GOP state legislator says failed gubernatorial campaigns Mecham Is " dismantling" state and a losing effort to secure a government through mindless seat In the U.S. Senate. budget -slashing. Undaunted by six consecutive Earlier this year, Phoenix defeat•. Mecham entered the Ga zette col umnist John Kolbe 1986 Republican gubernatorial characterized the governor, a primary against an lnnuentlal former auto dealer, as "a knee- veteran of the state legislature jerk rightist Ideologue without who had been personally recru· the competence to operate In an !ted by President Reagan. arena bigger than a Pontiac In an astounding upset, Medealership." cham won the primary. In the Mecham thereupon declared general election, he wori a Kolbe a "non-person" who was to three-way race against two Dehe barred from all future ~her· mocrats who split the moderatenatorlal press conferences he· to-liberal vote. cause " his writings have no Immediate after helng·lnauguredeeming value whatsoever." rated, Mecham started making Mecham resflnded that prohl· enemies by abolishing the state bltlon a few days later because observance of Dr. Martin Luther 'Tm just an old softy" - but King Jr.'s birthday. (He later when Kolbe asked a question at a defended the use of the derisive subsequent press conlerence, the term "plckanlnnles" to describe governor refused to talk to any of black children.) th.e journalists present, then At tbesametlrne, he refuted to stalked out of the room. ·abide by the state's established "The governor has not Inspired procedure for des(IJiatlag new confidence or leaaershtp. He has Supreme Court Justices- aelectshown a procUvlty for foot-In· lng among three candidates mouth gaffes,'' the Arizona Re- proposed by the prestlelousCom· public. a consenia tlve Phoenix mission on Appellate Court newspaper recently editorial· Appointments. ( The commission's nominees lacked the "Judicial attitude" he sought. Insisted Mecham ..,. but he later reversed himself and accepted the panel ' s recommendations . Mecham selected as his special Investigator - with extraordl· nary authority to roam the state and repor't only to the governora man who had twice been court-martlaled while In the Marine Corps and later was arrested for assaulting a pollee officer. That nomination, like a number of other-Ill-conceived : appointments proposed by Me- . cham, was later withdrawn. To rehabilitate Mecham's lm· " age, the state's Republican Party now Is launching an :. ambitious public relations cam- : palgn. But critics are anxiously · waiting for the governor to : completr the legal minimum of . six months In office so they can · begin circulating Impeachment : petitions. ;. . ~11 , IIIIi 1."> IIi . 1111 IK ~~~ .Ii i 1:, Ill . t.i :i I:! :!1 .:1:11 :t• , :0 1, li 11 li' , i 1t II' , ·nuJ J";dll~' · , H P~ 1d t• l' :t\1 tul'lt.•'i i, ltl du nn nd '! , 1,.1 l'illl "" 'k•i ll., l{ldtnmmlll. ·!nd lt nt·lw•to •r :1. 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Berry's World ' COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPI) Stoneki ng trotted to an easy victory Thursday night ·In the co-featured eighth race at Scioto Downs. Stoneking, driven by Plus Soenhlen, grabbed the lead in 'the final turn and pulled away to an 8'4 length win over Miss Famous Sky . · Incredibl e Wind finish ed th ird. The winner covered the mile In 2: 02 1·5 and returned $5.40, $3..80 an d $3.40. · florid a J ewe l fin ished first In the co- featu red filth race trot , bea ting out Pure and Perfect and Mountain Reese by 2'h lengths to ret urn $5.80. $3 an d $2.80. In the th ird race. the 6·3·7 trl!ecta co mbination of freeway Mack, Besta Gypsy a~d Easter Parade was worth $902.20. Toledo Rac•eway TOLEDO. Ohio I UP II - Charlie Brown guided Agent s Ten Percen t to a two-length victory over Red N f ella In Thursday night' s fea tured lOth race pace at Racewa)' Park . Bennie Blu finished third. Agents Ten Pe rcent led a ll the wav a nd was clocked In 2:02 for the mil~. retu rning $8.fl0, $7.20 a nd $4.20 . Leader Knox won the fir st r ace a nd Her kuva Hy triumphed In the second to set up a 6·4 da lly double combination that paid $173. 60. Soto on disabled list CHICAGO ! UP!)- Cincin nati pitcher Mario Soto was to be placed on the di sa bled list today beca use of a flare -up In hi s s houlder. Reds' officia ls sa id Thu rsday. Soto. who underwent should er surge ry last Aug. 23, s tarted the year on the disa bled list and was a ctivated April 20. So to was .1-2 with 5.12 ERA In s ix sta rt s for the Reds thi s season. No an nouncement on who wou.ld replace So loon lhe24· ma n roster was made. a undis puted wc lterwr ight c· ham pion Donald Curry . The figh t is to Friday Will rcrr ive thC' flrsl take ploce Jul.v l Bat Las Vegas , Milt on Richman Life i\rhieve· Nev . McCa llum is 31 ·0 wit h 28 'ment Award for service 10 . knoc kout s. ... WBA ba ntam· baseball. presented by the Sales weig ht c hampion Takuya Mugu· ExecutiVe Club of New York. T he ru ma of Japa n and South Korea n awa rd Is named in honor of the c hallenger Park Chang you ng late sports columnist of United passed prellnit narv ph ysiC'als for Press International. who worked the ir tit le fig ht Sunday In Osaka. mo re than •o y ears with the wire Japa n. se rvice. Boxing WBA ' ju nior middlewe ight champion Mike McCallum will defe nd his title agains t fo rmer ' ' "In the gene ~tlon (JMrte, this guy Is tops... j) ' .. A scra mble to beheld at 3 p.m . on May ~ 1 was di'!(:JJ Ssed, wMn the women's golf club met Tuesday al the- Jay maf Golf Course. ·• Tom and Mary BOwen and John and ·Penny Coml!ljm were named to host t.he scra111ble. Potluck ,refreshments will he served. Ajn Invitational for June 23 was also discussed. A blind Ibogey was played and winners we~ow put!J, and Sue Ban.lflt• bogey winner. ' accident, but the four -time Indy Andrettl' s crew repaired minor :· winner was more fortunate than damage to his vehicle. .. flttlpaldl. Hi s rar was repalra· Pole sitter Mario Andretrl,ble and will retain Its starti ng whosrcrew won a pit stop ronles't, spot on the In side of t'OW two. Thursday , had the fastest praC 1" foyt, who reached a top lap of tice lap with a speed of 211.515': 205.714 mph just before the mph In his Lola-Chevrolet:-•. accident, suffered a rharley · Mears wa s nex t at 207.134 mph In occur in Sunday's rare. horse after the cras h but quickly his 1986 March-Chevro le t. ,'' The accidents brought the total recovered . of crashes this month to a record Foyt. 52 . of Houston , was 23. more than three times as driving behind racers Derek many as a year ago. Many Daly and Dick Simon to see how drivers have blamed the hig h his car would handle turbulence. number of wrecks on new radial He lost control entering the first tires and handling problems with turn In his Lola-Cosworth, then t' the 1987 March c hassis. spun a nd s truck the outer wall "It might be one to go down In with the left side of the ra t'..Just the history books, I 'm sorry to hours earlier, foyt gave warn· say," sa id Kev in Cogan, last lngs to Stan F'ox and Davy J ones. year's runner-up. " I think It Is two rookies driving Foyt -owned going to be one of those races." cars. fittlpaldl and foyt were un· "I had a meeting with my harmed In Thursday' s cras hes rookies this morning and I told Next to Stonewood Apts. • . but flttlpaldt's March· Chevrolet them not to r un In t raffle beca use MIDDLEPORT _,,: had to he withdrawn alter his It was Ca rbu retlon Day and '---..;;;;.. wreck. The Brazilian will start In prople get nervous," foyt said. a backup car from the last row. "Then I wen t ou t and did It forfeiting his fourth -row qualify . myself." ing spot by switching vehicles. A minor pit Incident between All 33 cars qualllled for the Mi c ha el Andrettl and Tony Bet · race took the traC'k Thursday for tenhau sen produced th t• month 's workouts during the two· hour firs t contact be tween two cars. A Car buretlon Day session. mak· tra ctor towing anothe r car par· · ing final equipment ch~k s be· !Iaiiy blocked Andrei t i's pa I h out >Jt JACKSON PIIIE · IIT35 WEST fore the rare. of his pit. He swerved to avoid Phonl 4tt8·.• 52tl Drivers were split on their co ntact and brushed the rar of BARGAIN ~TINEE S SAT/SUN I NON expectations for race day. Most , Beltenhau sen, who was l('avlng '1.1 SEATS 12.50 AIIM I SI W: EYER! 11/ESIIAY 12.50 Including Rick Mears, predic ted his pit behind Andro>tll. Betten· a slower and more conservative hausen' s car was not harmed . r-MAY 22111ru 2a race. Mears found track co ndl· L thru lions difficult Thursday but re· malned amazed that expe· rlenced drivers cras hed. " I was surprised but I wasn ' t. because the track was slippery . I was because It was them." Mears said of Foyt and Fltlpaldl. Veteran Cordon .Johncock sa id Thursday 's accidents and the month of ex trao rdinary cras hes would not slow drivers on race Co . Rd . 31 day. Bald Knob· "I don't think you' re going to Stiverville Rd . see a ny of them slow down because of what has happened today or In the past month ," he MAY 20 25 said. " When thegn'en flag drops, 7 30 M you're going to see them go : • • '. FLOWERS FOR MEMORIAL DAY · CLIFF'S PLACE Powell St. ' ., ______ r';JD~Y THURSDAY~ j r;:::::;::::::::::::::::::::;1 AL FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION to p Rn. Cl YdI FerreII racing:· flttlpaldl, 40,lost control In the thtrd turn and slammed Into the outer wall. skidding to a s top along the concrete barrier 420 Sbtelll Shtgeu r Nightly I~==:=========~~~~~~~~~~~~ feet " I later. los t It going down the back ~ end. 1 don' t know why." Flttl· paid! said. " I wasn't at full speed. 1 was trying out a new set of tires and 1 was by myself. I went Into the third turn and the back end just went out." A rear slide also led to foyt's DOG .CHOW • . Tickets prices to go up next year By UnHed Press lnternallonal lpdlanapolls 500 ticket prices will Increase next year. This year's penthouse seats ot SSOwlll - he S!IO In 1988. Most other prices wlll..go up S5 a seat. Paddock and .. tower terrace locations will sell tor S50 ~ach and vista seats In the turns wtll he $40. Bleachers will be $18, up from $15. No deciSion has been made on whether to Increase the 110 general admiS· slon. The Speedway plans to build another Jl'&ndstand. rala· lng the aeatlne capacity to more than 250,1Xl!t ,, ,..,.. Ba.ehall. Hall of F'amer Wlllir Mays " Srramhll' May' 31 ' ,• By JIM SLATER UP! Sports Writer INDIANAPOLIS iUPi i Crashes by A.J . Foyt and Emer· son flttlpaldl during the final Indianapolis 500 practice session provided an ominous prev iew of what many racers expect to bat, slammed a4'10-foot home run against the host Chicago Cubs. Davis had five RBis on the day, but the Reds lost, 8·7. (UPI) Scoreboard ... U.S. education _________W_ill_ia_m_R_us_he_r world's fine st minds. Once estab· llshed he re - usually In ed uca· tlonal Inst itu ti ons - these lndl· victua ls conti nued their creative careers a nd , Inevitably, involved themselves In national affairs. In the phys ical sciences the results were Im mediate. spectac· ular and huge ly bene fi ciaL AI· bert Eins tein's in itiative In cal· ling franklin. Roos eve lt 's attention to thr possibilities of the atomic bomb Is on ly the best known of scores or such'storlcs. It ma y not be too much to say that Adoif Hitler doomed Germany to defeaf by driving from E urope the very minds tha t had given It Its edge. In the social scie nces, the . ; DAVIS HOMERS - Eric Davis returned to Cincinnati's lineup Thursday and in his first at ' ' I ' there-" One of the surest signs of the collapse of liberalism In Its last redoubt. the academy, Is Its Increasing abandonment by the older generation of E uropean and Europea n-educa ted lntellec· tual s who were once Its strongest supporters. The wave of largely Jewish Imm igra tion from Europe to the United Sta tes In the years before. during, and after World War II Dernler's homer was his third or the year and came on a 1:0 ·, pitch. Dunston hit a three-run , wind blown homer In the fourth to. : make It 5·4 and Sandberg's solo shot In the filth tied' the score. Jerry Mumphrey had homered In the first for theCubs. "You've got to know how to pitch In this park,"lnslsted Cubs' manager Gene MichaeL " If you don't keep It down, you're going to be In trouble." .Jones led orr the game with a so lo hornet· on the first pitch off Jamie Moyer. Bo Dlaz led off the ' second with a round tripper and · Davis' blast made It 5·1 In the third . The Cubs went ahead 7-51n the seventh thanks to an error by Reds' star ter Ted Power. Dun· s ton doubled off the centerfield wall to start the seventh and scored when Power threw wildly to first on Dave Martinez' bunt ' si ngle. Gary Matthews followed . · with a RBI single. Dernler ran · for Matthews but was thrown oul at third. Buddy Bell's 17-game hitting s treak was snapped when he went O·for ·5 for the Reds, who. have lost five of the ir last six. •. said franco . " I got a pitch up but I didn't think It would go out. But the wind here Is somet hing e!S('.'' Lee Smith, 1·2, got the wind despite giving up a game-tvlng, two-run doublr by Davis in the top of the ninth. " That's what I 'm up there for, to keep the game going," said Davis. who was returning after four missing four ga mes with a bad shoulder. " I klnda surprised myself with that home run ." Davis. who returned to the lineup Thursday for the first time since Injuring his shou ld er la st F riday , now has 16homersa nd4 :l RBI , tops In the majors. Dernler had run the Cubs out of a bigger Inning In the seventh after Chicago had plated two runs to take a7·5 lead. He also said he misplayed Tracy Jones ' single that started the Reds' rally In the ninth . "I made two mistakes. But . I'm a professio nal so I came back.'' said Dernier. whO \Vas thrown out trying to. stea l third before Ryne Sandberg's single In the seventh . " I know I'm not a big home run hitter. But with thr wind blowing out , you've got to think about lt." Foyt, Fittipaldi crash during .. final Indy 500 practice run VAN ATTA: "Very close at different times, too." , THE PRESIDENT: "Yes and Investigating every possible opportunity to get them back. So 1can't comment very much. But, again, with your protection t~at this won't be done while they re brought to our shores some of the . VANATTA: "I can hold this until after the hostages are home .'' THE PRESIDENT: "All right, yes. you hold It, because unlike some of ·the - and I can understand their families' lmpa· tlence and thinking nothing Is going on because they don't - I t out In front, we're doing-" _. •;of l =; boWNTOWN- The boundaries of Washington 's " downtown" are Cotever changing, based on the appearance of the lates t construc t ion ~ra ne. But In government. " downtown" has nothing to do with a ee'n tral bu siness dis trict but with the hlte House, a mile down PEnnsy lva nia Avenue from " the Hill. " lessly. (The president noddecl his • head, 'Yes,' to confirm both the. 264 figure and'Buckley's torture- · Induced death. I "I know there are still four hostages there now and that may preclude you from !laYing any· thing. If that does, and I were to agree not to run any statement that you would make untU after the hostages were home safely, . what 1 would like Is just your gut feeling on what we ~ to do about Iran - or what we should do about Iran." . THE PRESIDENT: "Well, as • you've pointed out, I-" ' VANATTA: "No, I'm aware you're d,Qing a lot on It." THE PRESIDENT: "Yes. We've been working every hour WASHINGTON - Last week's testimo ny from soldier of fortune Robert Owen detailing his cloak-and-dagger exploits for Lt. Col. Oliver North exposed to the general public some Washington code words tha t ina y be foreig n to those who live outside the nation's capitaL Owen confirmed tha t when North referred to som e maps of Nicaragua he was to take to Contra leaders, the former National Security Counc il aide told him they were produced "across the river" a nd "up the river." These are geographi ca l loca tions not found on any map. And when the millions of touri sts who visit Washington ask for directions from a passer-by, they eas ily could become confused by geographica l jargon. Everyone knows the famous Washlngion addresses such as 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and the Wa terga te hote l and ofrtce complex. But If you come to Washington, you'll need more than a map to find the places the natives talk about so fam!llar lly. So here Is a short gazetteer for what Washingtonians really m ean when they give directions : ~· By RANDY MINKOFF UPI Sports Writer CHICAGO (UPII - Wrigley Field when the wind blows out Is not one of Pete Rose or John Franco's favorite places. With the wind blowing out at 14 miles an hour, the Chicago Cubs hit four homers , Including bobby Dernier's two-out shot In the botlom of the ninth, to post a 8-7 victory over the Reds. It was Chicago's sixth win In Its last seven games. The Reds hit three homers, Including a 470.foot blast by Eric Davis who ·had five RBI, but It was the nature 0! the CubS' round trippers that had Rose fuming. "We get one run because of the wind. they get five," Rose said. "iSbawon! Dunston's homer was a joke. lt ~ s a shame when our pitchers make the pitches and they get It In the wind. " franco, 1·1, the Reds ' top reliever, hadn't given up a run In 13 prior· appearances this year. But he knew Wrigley Field spelled !rouble. with the wind blowing out. "I hate this ballpark. Look at m y stats, I pitch terrible here:: Iran courtship ~--:-'-__J_a_ck_A_n_de_r_so_n_a_n_d_D_ale---;~-an.....A_t___.to: The Daily Sentinel The S2 OFF ...__,~A'~· S1360: wrill SUNDAE BAR PURCHASE ...... Sundae Glasses onJu at • te awm sundaes, candy •• ./tnJetr)sQ! Use fJr R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. 3" w. lailt .....-,- ,.,.. Pl. "2·2U4 •tutr·- Pomeroy TM 8tON wth "All KIM of for Peto, lwblea, Urte l lmel Aakt I • t.wno llld Cillfllenf, Celled auJrie stt! ! fX'anulsft,=··"' �. ·. 22, ' .,- ~ mer barrage. He homered In the Maybe Steve Carlton should second, fourth and eighth Innings forget pitching and turn to sports and has nine homers this season. wit h four in his last six at-bats. psychology . Carlton offered struggling "Snyder wasn't particular, " teammate Cory Snyder a mental Minnesota manager Tom Kelly tec hnique to Improve his perfo.r- said. " He hll a fastball, he hlt a mance, and . Thursday Snyder changeup and he hit a curve~all. r ipped three home runs to power The key word Is ' hit. "' the Cleveland Indians to a S.3 lt was the 13th time in Indians victory over the Minnesota history a player has hit three Twins . homers In a game. Joe Carter " l caine Into the game wit h las t accomplished the feat Au· seven hits In my last 70 at· bats," gqst 29, 1986 at Boston. Snyder said Snyder, "tiul Steve Carlton also Is the ninth player In history has really helped me gel a to collect three homers against clearer mental picture of myself. - Minnesota. "Steve told me to Imagine · Tony Bernazard and Mel Hall myself hitting well. !le sai d that also hit solo homers to help Greg wou ld help me think more Swindell Improve to 3·3. The positively. It definitely worked." lefHander allowed nine hits, Snyder's three solo homer s struck oul seven and walked none highlighted Clevel and's five· ho· in his third complete game of the Winning on the road . a must for Flyers YOU'ItE OllT Rick Dempsey of the Cl eveland Indians is taggl)li out ut the plate by Minnesota cather Tim Laudner in the fourth inning. (UPI) Seattle plots comeback against L.A. SEA TTL E iU Pli- During the SuperSonics ' surprising ru n lhrough the playoffs, Seall le Coach Ber nie Bicker staff de· vised a wa y to w in at ever y turn . After his clu b fell l o Dallas in Ga me l of lhe first rou nd, 131ckersta ff switched lwo key defensive m alchups, putting Tom Chambers on Mar k Aguirre and Xavier M cDaniel on Sam Perkins, Seat tle won three straight gam es. Against Hou ston ln the nex t round, Bi ckersta ff had Dale Ellis cui to th e ba sket Instead of runnin g be hind scr eens for j umpers. Thai helped the Sonics Pli min ate the Rocket s in si x ga mes. 'I' IWMAS DRIVES - The I'L•tons' lslah Thomas (r) Is guarded clo'l•ly hy Ct•ilh:s' .lcrry Slchting In the third tjUtlrtcr of Game 2 of th•• Nil ,\ playoff sHh•s a t Boston Gu rdt·ns . (UPI ) Reserves lead Celtics to win BOSTON 1UP II - The Boston benr·h. co nsid(•rcd an insig nlfl. ca nt purl of lheCcllics' march to retai n lh•· NB!\ title. Thursday night Otl! scor d 11111 Lalmbrer and Hick Mahorn of the Detroit Pi sIons In Carrw 1 of 1he Eastern Con fNr nce fina ls. The 13oston res rves scored 11 points wh ile the Pistons' bruising entering- !he fi nal period. BasiOn Cone ~ K. C. .Iones slurted re· serves Sam Vlncenl. Fred Ro· bel'ls and Darren Dayr. Vincen t and Robert s scored the first 4 point s of 1he period for Bosto n and Uayc followed wit h a 3·poinl play as Bos ton bu ill the Ira~ Jo 8~ · 8.'i with 9: 25 left. The Pistons cen ter mH.I forward scored j ust lhr r(•st of the way . " I ihlnk II wa s u bi g lift for the sutal'l ers." Dayesa ld. " The guys came off the bench an d played wr!L They (lhc slar te rs ) gel five In thr Cell irs' 1 JO. 101 lrlumph. Thr Critics an· up 2·0 wllh Gamr :t sc hl'duh">d Sa turd a~· at Pont iac , Ml£'h . Mahorn h ~• d :~ points and Lu 1m beer u lla!oikPI, aII rum \ng In the final period as thr Pistons csr ilerl and SIHrt lappi ng K.C. on lhr shou ldrr and wan t to get back ln ." Sai d Haberl s: " They were big and improve the lead. I think !(olng inot t he playoffs we knew JO. L what our ro le wa s on I his tC"am " I'm ,·ery dl appoin ted when 1wo sta r ters on ly get 2 and 3 poin ts." said I)(•! roll Couch Chuck Duly . " I knew they w(•re slruggllng but .that Is the way II happen sometimes. We were going to !sinh a Jot and 10 t\dr lan l)antley . Llui we have to get soc l'ing out of all ou1' positions If we a t·c going to beat this team." Thom ns ca me ofl a 6 for 24 and now we are gel ling used to fl. II was good I imlng to be able to play like thi s in a game like this." In addlllon lo Dave. Roberts and Vi ncent , Greg ·K il e scored his on ly ba sket of the game wllh 31! seconds left to give Boston a lO!i-99 lead. Kite said too much should not be made of the prod uction by the mlnuiC'S when you ca n come in Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992· 2976 rPRINS I. tUMMER HOURS MON.·WfD. & THUIS. 9.5 TUES. & fit. 9·1 SAIURDAY 9·1 THE GRAVELY SV TEM sweeping the pair at Northland s Co liseum, point out thai they lost bot h regular-season ga mes at the Sperl rum I his season. Ed monton Coa<'h Gl en Sa ther. however . pointed OUI postseason that the Oigame ler s won their las! at Philadelphia . " We've lost seven In a row In Phil ly - that's the re(u lar season ," Sat her said. " Those games don' I m ea n a thing . Wh at about the 2· 1 second game in the (1985) pla yoffs?" The Oilers have won six stra lghl gam es and have a 14·2 playoff record . "Our job wa s 10 wi n two (at home)." sa id Edmont on goalie Gran! 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Maybe he should talk to · : Carlton. ~: Phiilles 6, Dodgers 3 ~· At Philadelphia, Jeff Stone hit ~; a two-run 1 homer, and Juan ~:.~ Samuel and Luis Aguayo each ;: added a solo shotto help hand Los ~; Angeles ils sixth straight Joss. ::• Cardln8Is 7, Braves 2 ' •: AI Allanta, rlght·hander Bob .; ; Forsch, appearing in his 400th :• career game, drove in two runs :--: and pitched seven lnntrigs to lead .: : th e C:ardinals. :• POMEIOY HOURS: SUN.·THUIS. 9:00-8:30; Fll. & SAT. ·10·9 . HI so. Pl. Spectrum. We 're going to have lo stea l one there and these have been one-goal games." Fuhr is known Ia be a! his bes t in tight gameS and when play is close to the nel , Against the Flyers, who crowd the goal , he ha s had both conditions. " That's perfect for me, th eir style. I enjoy it ," Fuhr sa id. "Playoff hockey is suited lo my style. 1 love it , The ga mes ar e all one·goal and Iff ca n help out, I he guys are gonna score me some goa ls. " lldoesn't evN matlert o melf we' redownagoalorevenlateln the game because we're a third·perlod hockey team." The Oilers won ihc opener n and Came 2 in overtime. :1-2. both times pouring il on in the thi rd period. WiJh th e score tied 1·1 in the last period of the opener. they srored thr ee times and in Ca me 2. outshol the Flyer s ·] :,.:, after being outshol 2n6 in the first 40 minutes. "I t was a ra~f' of wher P they look it to us," Flyer s drfenscma n Mark Howe sai d. " They go t a little f in• in them and that 's thr advantage of pla):ing at home... They got wound up for the third." 1\nd all indira t ions ar e, the Oilers also are wound up fort heir third Stanley Cup In fo ur yea r s. . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .~~ .•, • season. SUGAR RUN MILLS FIIDAY, MAY 22ND Bridge Closing Special 204 Condor St. two-hour workout at the Seattle Coliseum. not to get too con 1 ent a ter Boston reserves . performancP in GamP l lo srore .16 for Ihe , Pistons. Dn ntlcy GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE well ... agai n. " We'll do something believe me, " h said Thursday following a nrvrr came c loser than 4 polnl s wer r unabll' to thrPalrn in thr last qut~rler . In th(l firs t two rounds or thr pla yoffs Laimberr averaged 12.1 point s anrl Mahorn finished with 24, Th~ Celtlcs reserves were shu t out until the final period, but they managed to prov ide some essential points for Boston . With the Celtlcs lead ing 82-81 Now Bick er sta ff mu st co me up with a pl an to contain .Ja mes Worthy , lhe Lak er s' leading scor er in the playoffs, In Sat urda y's Ga m e 3 of the Western Confer ence fina l. l.os Ange les leads the bes t-of -seven ser ies 2-0, so if Sea ttle has any hopes of rally ing, Bickerstaff beli<•r plan PHILADELPHIA (UP() The Philadelphia Fly ers reached I he Sta nley Cup final by ove r· comi ng mediocrity at home wlfh uncommon success on the road. T he formula fa.iJed I he Flyers In Edmonton this week as the Oi ler s grabbed a 2-0 lead in the best -of-seven Cup final , leav ing Philadelphia no room for poor play at the Spectrum . Games 3 and 4 will be played toda y and Sunday in Phi lade I· phia, where t he Flyers ar e o·5 in lhe playoffs. Meanwhile, the Oi lers have yet to lose in six ga m es on the road this pos tseason . " I know we have not pl ayed our bes t hockey In the Spectrum," Philadelphia defenseman Brad Marsh sa id. " But we're a good hockey learn . we wouldn't be here unless we were . We're looking forward to going home. We've been here a long lime. We're wai ting Jo hear the ap· piause and cheerin g In our favor. and J'm sure-theresu l tsaregoi ng to be different. " The Ed111on1 on pla yers. lryin g" f f'd Friday, May 22, 1987 1987 :~ Snyder rips .three homers, to lead Tribe over Minnesota By United Press International .. 1977 Chrysler Cordoba .................. S495 1971 Do~e Auto., PB, PS. 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REIBER Valedictorian - - - - - - - - - -Eastern Senior Class- - - - - -- - - D'elani Larie Baker Robyn Gail Barnett Mitchell Dean Barringer Darlene Michele Baum Douglas Wayne Beaver Janet flye Buchanan Meli11a Ann Calaway' Corey Lee Carnahan Ronald Todd Clay" Chrillopher Elliott Cadett Edward JoNph Collin• Rancid Wayne CowdMy GrBQOI y William Curmingham Gary Nail Curtia A • • Renee Damewood Palricie Lynn Duret Carla MN Edwerda Jamas Jeffrey May1 Jay Anthony Nailtzling Tragvls Gala Newlun• Brant Andrew Norton Meli111 Dawn Nutter Thoma• Mathew Parker Cynthia Sue Randolph Mjchael Wlllltm Randolph Brenda Kay Reed Kirk Dean Reed' Arlena LouiN Ritch Ia Kenneth Wayne Ritchie Tammy Sue RobeiU LM Ann Roblneon Donald Jaffrey Routh L"' Hope Ruc:kll'' Jaffrey Hugh Sayre Laura Brooke Farley Kirk Patrick Fick Michael lee Gra.n t Julie Ann Hawk Krilti Hawk Leroy Paul Hendrix Matthew Scott Han1ley Charles Rex Jultice Russell Dale Keller Erica lynn Ke11inger Rebecca Ann Kimea LiN Gale Lance Pamela Ruth Lawrence Gr119ory Allen Luchman• Jennifer Lynn Lee Daniel Curtia Leonard Amy Dyanri Loukl" Deleth Lynette Sanders Tonya Marte Savoy Terry Scott Sharp Mic:halla Rose Sl11on Richerd Franklin Smith Terry Lynn Smith Willltm Leroy Smith Su11n Sabra Swain Wlll'-m Arthur Taylor. Jr. Lorei~ Bath Tucker Angela G1yta Welt · llevlt'ly Ann Wigal Todd Allen WH1011 Tare Marie Wood• 'National Honor Society Ettten'• ~tlt41aterlt• ••• Stllflttrl•• •.,, ••I •••• ••••• 11 1111• tl••· I J �t'age-ts-1 ne uany :sermne1 ' Pon::v-Middleport. Ohio • uwuy, '"'"' u i ...,..., ' 4.4 1 = N ., .. ~i• ·- • • ' .. . ' 1987 . ( ~ RayA1ggs Pn.m-4100 Chester MIDIX.EPORT BOOK STORE Churcn & Office Supplies GIFTS If Moll Sl Moddleport FAITH PROVIDES US WITH A LIFELONG EDUCATION Jonn F. FUIII, Mgr. Ph . Hl-2101 116 s. Secona Pomeroy m-ms Pomerov "Every man ..thai heard and hath learned of the Father, cometh unlo me " - John 6 45 SWISHER & LOHSE ·m. ~~~ Prescnpttons Listed On ThiS Page. TEAFORD REALTY P. J. PAULEY, AGENT of the bend. m ~·. . EWS & SONS SOHIO Teach me. my God and Klnti, In all thmgs thee to Service Locust a H2·H21 see. ol Columbus, 0 . ICI4W.Matn 991·1118 Pomeroy • Sentinel staff Writer ; Members of Drew Websler Post 39, Amerlclm Legion, will making the tpur again Monlfay to conduct Memorial Day shvlces at a umber of ltcatlons. They will open acllvltles at 10 m. at the Beech Grove Cemery in Pomeroy, moving to the ~cred Heart Cemetery al 11 a.m. The schedule for the res! of ~onday Includes Rock Springs (lemetery, 11: 30 a.m.; dinner at ~e post home at 12 noon; 1 p.m., "'felgs Memory Gardens; '1!30 l!·m., Chester Cemetery and a t 3 p.m., Hemlock Grove Cemetery. ~ Middleport Postmaster Joe Struble, a former past comJ11ander of the post, will speak at Seech Grove and at Chester. ,. I' 'I If I ' Brown's Are & Equl"pmen\ Sales ana Servtce Aullana, Oh•o 45775 J. wm. "B•U" Brown. owner Phone 16141741-1777 Complete Automotive Pomeroy Nationwide Ins. Co. By BOB HOEFLICH ~ And what I do 1n anything, FRANCIS FLORIST To do 1! as tor thee. Mell("' Countv'~ 0/rltJ"' Plorilll - George Herbert 362 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 45769 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy 614 / 992-2844 graduation lime nears, we are reminded WAID CROSS SONS SlORE RIDENOUR Nl~!e~~RDWAR:tI Homelile Saws have been completed, there 1s another kind t1me-worn Rac1ne 949·2SSO (row's Family Restaurant "FUIIII•IICIIIMik~ Ftl•d c•ldu" 228 W. Main Sl., Pomeroy 992·5432 '-------------...: TRlNrrY CHURCH .John Illtf lnrrrlm pasrnr: Orbblf' Buck, Sunday SrOOol &!Ji Olun:h School 9 15 n m , Worship Srrvif' 10 lJ a m Chotr rr~w-sal 1\l.I'Sd .IV 7 XI p m undPr dl r«1km or LJJL'> Burt POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA RENE Cori'V'r t:fnlon anti Mull:w'm> RPV Glrn McClu~. pasror Norman Pr('!O 1<'\1, S s !-lupl . Sundu\ School q l1 u m mornln.te wor.ohlp 10: WI a m . C'\.<'n ln ~ ~rvict' +; p m , mld-Y.N'k ~rv1«' Wrcl~av 7 p m lhom~:~s GRACE EPISCOPAl CHURO!, :rJ; E Main St Pom4"rov Suooav I'M"\1CfiS Holv ('OJTVTlUnkln on 1he first Sunclav or Nt h monlh and rornblnrd wUh mornlnl! prav<'r on ttl(• !hlrdd SuOOav Mornln~praVf'f and S<'rmon on uU onn :1Jrwla\'li of ltx> monlh. Olurch SC'hool .md Nun;c rv Cat(> provlml Corrn:• how In !he Part!!h Halllmrrll'dl,,!(•t\1 following lhfo srrvk'f> POMEROY CHURCH 01' CI IRI ~T 212 W Mnln Sl N4~1 Prnucllool pus1or Bill!{• Sc hool ~ Dum Morning lo\UJ'l'ihlp 10: l1 a m Youth mR"!I~ G0'1 p m F.vrnlng worship 7 00 p m Wrdnrsd,IV night prnYI'r mn'llnJ!und Blhlr st\dv 7 OOpm nfE SALVATION ARMY 11 ~ AuttrrnU1 1\YC' Ponlc'!'O}' M ~ Dora Wining In r h.lr~ &~ndav OOII!V.'!t'<~ rt'l('('llnJ.! Ill am . Sl!nduv SChoOl. Ill: ll a m ~rdav !;chool VP,;;M Elol¥ Allam.,, l<'8<k'r 7 ll p m Salva lion l'l'l£'rii02. VIUiO\l"' !iOI)l•akm; .tnd musk' SSX'( I,IIS Thundav 11 ll a m to 2 p m Ladl~ Hom<' I.J'a.RUt. mm11X'r!O In thaN«' all woMlf'n tnvtffd, ~ .a,o:, p m Thuoou_v Corp; C'.udM ClaAA- tYounR Proplc-BI!kl. 7 :n p m fllbl r S1ld\lanc1 Pruv<'r TTlf"('!lng, oprn to thf' public POMEROY WESI'SIDE CHURC11 OF CHRIST' n.l'IIC'hlldrf'n' ~ Home Rood (COUnlv Road 'lfil !192~ll VOC,!IInlL'> IC. SurdavWor ~ lhplOHm RlbiPS!I.I.Ivllnm , Wor,.;hlp.ti p m WMn!Ntav, Blbl4•Sllllv. 7 ll m OLD DEXTER RIBI El CHRIS'nAN CHURCH, Al\·ln Cur1ls pastor l.lnd 1Sw.m !'\!pi ~may &· hoot ~ :ll n m . prr.K'hlm: l'l'r vk'(>s nrsr aM thlnl Sund.w rolloY.•Ing ~r.:lav ~hoOI YoU!h mrf'tln~ i :n p m f'l.'f'rv Sun dltv GRA HAM llN IIEO Mt~THODI~T PTf''.t<hlnll 't :ll) ·• m lhst .md st<('Ond Sun d.I V~ of\".•fh mn111h lhlnl ,1nd fourth Sun Jl,l\ (',IC'h ffi Oil I h WOl Shif) Sf' I Vh I'S ,11 7 '10 p m, WN\nr ~duv f•\ rnln us .11 7 :.0 IJ m Pl liVf't ,ln!lll!hlf' Stud\ SF:VENl"ll I)AY ADVENTIST M'll' rn ,. 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W,1m ~ u m l .n F:H•nhu:: st•t \'It f'<: :-:uncl,t ~ .l lltl \\ t~im•s d , l\ 11 7 Oil p m MlnOI F: PORT Clll•I!CII OF ClllliST INCHitiS1'1f\" LIN!()!'\ fl p, I<Ptl hEhlln p 1stf'll Suml,l\ S1 h11nl 11 Ul 1 111 W,lllt• II,,, man ~ upl . Mt•Jnmg\\ tl t., hlp ltl tO.t m : !'iuml.t\' l' \ f'll1 n~ ~1'1\ l1 1 i 1(1 p m WNtn<'srl 11 Pt /1\ (' I M l 't'l l n ~ ';'·. Hi v m , MT MORI AII CHI 'RCI1 OF C:On RttC'II'If' Rn l,!lllf's Sa t!P I flr'lll p,1S!IU F'r~m .m \\ 11 11 .1m "' Supr S.und,t\ Sr hnol ... 4~ a m ~u ntl " :1nd Wl'·~l!'lr ll.d , t\ I'' t•n In~~: ,_<'1,·trf"~ 7 p m 11'1 1001 EPORT FJRST BAPTIST Cnr n.-1 ~lxlh ,mrl P.1ln11'' f .. H 1F:!lrn . P .,. 1111 RoD P.11k1•r S S SuiH C.1lh\' KIJ;!J!" i\ssl . !"u pt Su11(!,1\ Srhool. ~ I ~ ,t.m Morning Wor,.hlp 10 1 ~ 1 rn . Sund.n F:H ·nlng ~rn ll'('. 7 p m Pr ,I\ I' I nw!'tin!l ,1n1l fllblr !ol!udv Wf1hH'~ll. l\ r' 4 'nl n~ . 7 p m Chllrllf'n' ~ <'hol r pnrtlcr WN'Inrs d!l\ '7 p.m J\liull rlum lli iU'Iicr Wrd It pm : R:ulln p1 ngn1rn WMPO Sunrlu \ !l :u1 .1 m MIODl .F. PORT CHUR(II OP CHRIST otnd Mltln AI H.trtson , mt nl~ ll ' r , Mlk(• C.C'rlafh ~und: •~· SC'hOOI SuJ)l'llniC'nd(lnl Rlblt• St 11Qol9 ,'\{) u.m M01 nl nll WOr'l" hlp 10 ~0 ,1 m Ew n ln~Z Worship 'i' 00 p l'n Wf'dn Nlrlm 7 00 p.rn PI!I VC'r rnr1 •lln~ MI DDLFPORT CHURCH OF TilE NA 7..1\RENE. Pt\~TOR Frt'd Prnhmwood Hill WhiH•, ~undn~' School ~upt Sund11v Srhool q II\ a m Mm nln,~t Wor~h lp 10 ~!li ll m.. F.\lln~rll~tlc mN'tlng i •OO p m Wrdn(l~av , 7: 00 p m Pr:l\'rr mrE'IInJl: UNITED PRE!liiVTERIAN MINISTR\' OF IIIEJOS COUNTY III'V. Chari'" Tal~olt HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Su nda\' : Wo1shlp St'>n•tcC'S 9·00 :1.m ,,Chul'('h School tO 15 a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN ~llnduv School. 9 :l m : Church srrvlc<' 10 1~ am SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· ~t h "live and learn " Pomeroy, • • Ing and convince ourselves that we know · every! h 1ng there IS to know, we begin the do h II I'd t d 1 wn I SI e OWar menta StagnatiOn Self Improvement IS 1 d • a Ways a goo poSt· graduate COUrSe, and none Of US IS ever SO • 011. 992-2975 Alfneg, /ne. Acr111 !ram the Courlhouse POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 lill AM For · MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, toca<<'d In Texas CommunitY off Cl Rt 82. Rfv RobPrl SandM'• pastor Jrll Hollrr. lay leader, 104 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY Ed Roush Sunday School Supt Sundav School 9·30 a m . mornln~ wo,hlp and 11 5 I. Mamorial Dr. 992-2815 chllaron's church 10 J0 a.m.. cvenlnR 992-2104 prPachtn~ ~f'rviC'C' first lhn>r Sundavs. nearly perfect that we no longer have any need 7· JO p.m : SpP<'Ial ,,,., ... Iourth sunaav even In~. 7 30 p m , Wedn£<sday Prayer ~rhool 9 ~ a m S(lcond <~nd of 1!. The Church or Temple of your choice IS Mooun~ Blbl• Sludv ana Youth Fellow Sunda\ fourth Sundavs worship "C'rVICr ,11 2 :lOp ship 7· 'Ill p m m " the best place to enroll and let God teach yOU CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY MT MORIAK BAPTIST Fnurlh amt LocatE'd on 0 . J Whllr Road of Hl~hv.·av IO be more loving, ktnd · hearted, generOUS, 160 Pat Hcnson. paslor Sunday Sc hooiiO Main~~ Middleport Rrv Gt!brrT Cral,d · a m Cla<tS('S for aii ii2C'S Junior Church 11 Jr. pa~tor Mrs Ervin Baurn2'ardn.-r. ·• rt !!IAN - SundaY Sr hool tO am patten!, thoughtful , etc. The homework that am. Morning wor<hlp 11 • m Adull ~undav School Supt. Sundav &hoo19 :.na Chu llh '"1\IU' 11 1~ am acco a th I II CholrpraC'tiCC'fipm Sundav Youn~t:Pl'O m Worship SenrlcC', Jfl . 4~ a m SUCCES.~ ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST r Rl II.ANfl CHURCH OP GOO P " '"' mp nleS ese eSSOnS WI earn YOU a pic's, Chlldr<n's c~,.~ ana Adult Blblr - Jo~C'ph B Hoskins C'Van~<'llst Sunda.\' .~ higher degree in happineSS than you had ever Stuav W<'dnesdav al 7 30 p.m l<>hn f. \ an< Sund ," S< hool 10 ~am . suml.t' Mn 1nmg Woro.; hlp 11 00 am Chll· HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, ~7A Grant BibJrStudv~a m.. Worship lO am Sun , dtf'n ... (hUi rh 11 ,1m Sunda v E\l• nln~ thought possible St., Mlddlrport . Affll!atPd wtth Southf'rn dav rvC"nlntt Rf' rvil'f' fi p m WC'dnf'sdav ~ 1 ~ ·1 \It~ 7 m 11 m WC'<I • ti p m Y o un~ l a Baptist Con\entlon Davld Brvan , Sr . Ml· f'VC'nlng srrv1('C', 7 p m PENTECO~TAL A~SEMBLY . Raclnr du •., Aux 111,11 WNin N-irl.l\ , 7 p m ramnlstrr Sundav SehoollO am, Morning th \\ 1 1 . , hlp 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • w o r s l t l p ll am ~h•l'nln~ wort! hlp 7p m , Rt 114 William Hoback past or Sundav u ,,ZCI <oMM liN I1 \' CHURrH Off 1\lesdav 7. 30 p m Wedn("sduv rvf'nlng Biblf' !Uudv and SrhoollO am. Sund11v rvrntn~ sNv lcC' 7 p m Wron.-sdav <'Vrnlng sf'rVIC'<' 1 p m H1 l ~.J \ mll1 ·~ lrnm Pmtl.1 nd I one Rot d;l\ ,,, 7 10 p m . Mf'n's Pra1rr Brf'akfa~1. prayf'r mC't'lln~ 7 P m 2 CARPENTER BAPTI~T Don Ch.-udl<'. , lllm Fllsc•l I~ Il l P·'"'tm Suntl.n Sc hoot WC'dnN~da' . 7 am IGra('{'l c:.fi~~g~~i=:'E~~~~C~:~.l~o':. RIBR12~DFdOCRORCdH~RMCHk~~ CHRISTI,S I"I 11 111 1 m Suncl.l\ mo1 n\nn "I t•,tc hm g SUTTON - C'hurc h School, ~ lO .t m.. 'II an o oJ ar <Jt•rvrr~. m n S· Sup! Sundav Schon! ~ JO am MornlnQ < ,. sun dav School .-,up • 1 Harr v HE'n Wor,.hlplfl W.t m Pravrrs.-n•lt<' ullf'rn 10 Ul 1m suntlt\ f' \Pnln.[! s...tnltl'~ 7 :Jil MornlnRWorshlplO 4:.,1 m 1\rslandthlrd land Raclnf' Road William Roush pastor ~ Linda h Evans, school ricks, Sundav School !t 30 a m Morn1n"" JIC" Sundavs. Pm Su ndav", Fr ll ow~thlp dl nn.-r "'lth Cnrmrl Ch • 19 church 30 M 1 dirertor •t THE CHURCH OF .JESUS CHR!S1), ,, Ml DD J F.POHT F"RF.F.WII I AAPTIST 1hlrd Thursdav ft 30 p m (MrG uirf' l urc scuoo : a.m • orn n~worsu P Worship 10 30 a m Evrnln~~t wor<thlp 7 p , R h 10 30 a.m. W~nff!dav C'V€'nlna pravN mSTWMnMdav '7 p m CHURCH APOSTOLIC FAITH - Nr.- Lim,, Rd ('fllJrl(' H lm nr1 Aslt ,101 I 11urn a 1P KF:NO CHl ' nOt OF C'HRlST \',•rn nn sPrvlcM 7 JOp.m PAUL worship LUTitERAN nf'xt to Fort Mrlgs Park Rutland Roh<'rl ' CumUli p.t<:ll•l Suncl.t\ ~chon! 10 00.1 m F.ldtltiR'I mln l,.ll l OIIHI S",1ln Sunda \ BETffi..EHEM BAPTLI\T RC'V Earl rorn('r Svramor(' and Sf>cond Sts, Po· Rtrhard ~ . paslor Srrvlrl's at 7 p m oh· '1, 1 Mn n l n ~ Wors hip 11 00 ,, m Wrrlnro:d 1v ~hnol Sup! Prl'Mhlng ~ lei am f',lrlt ShuiC'r, pastor WOrl'lhlp sPf'V I('(', 9 30a m Th R w M '"''~·'' "''I I\ F\rnin" Sf-nlcrr. ,117 ~ p I mf'rov f' l'V llllam lddlMwart, WC'dnC'sd~:tv<~ and Sundov!ii "" Sund ,l\ Sundav Schooll0.30 am. Bib£' Study and pastor Sundav School g 45 am Church MIOIJLEPORT PENTECOSTAL Th"d , rn HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION (Thur· prav('r S!'rvll'P Thursdav. 7:30p.m. sprv!('(' 1J am 1\\ •· At'\ Cl.u k B.tkf'l p.tsl nr C.trl Not man Durham I pastor Sunday S(>J'VIcr. CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION SACRED HEART CHURCH. M~~r llnl!ham Suncl.!\ S€hool Sup1 Sunct.n '' • MEIG' q 30 am C'Venln!{ service 7:30 P m. AL CHURCH Kln~sburv Road. Rrv. Da Anthony Gtannamor4" Ph. 992·5898. Satur ~( h11nt m 1m "' tr h t l,l..... f' .. 101 ,1!! .I.[!Ni f'OOPERI\TIVE P!\IIISH Prayrr m('('rln J~! WednAiav. 7.30 pm vld Curfman pastor Sunda\' School 9 :10 dav £\'('n!ng Mau 7 :)() pm, Sund ay F'Pntn t.: ~l'l\ l ct o.; l!hpm \\ r<lnrsi~ I V B! l 1NITE!l METHODIST CHURCH REAR\\AI I OW RIDGE C'HURCH OF am. Ralph Carl Sup! EvmlnJ~! worship Mass Aa m and 10 a m Conf<'Ss!ons on£' hl• o.;tuch 11 : 111 I' m You th !.4"1\ ll'r~ fr l• 11 NORTHEI\ST CLUSTER C'HRIST Jn<:C'p h A Ho!!.k\n" P>~ tor Blhlr 7 00 p m Prnrr mrellnl{. Wf'dn£'Sday half hour b<'for~ .-ach Mass . CCD class£'s 41,1\ II : ~~ p m C1.1S" !i lO ,/ m . Mornln$l \\ 0! ship Ill• 10 I 7·00 p m 11 a m Sundav R.fov Doo Ardu•r FC'(I. J.S I,\ FH.I.OWSHlP 12XM!!ISI Rev Roy Dl't'tl'l' m I:Hnlnc \\ l•lship n Ulpm Thul sd,l\ LONG BO'M'OM CHRISnAN. VPrnon VICTORY BAPTIST, ~2.'i N 2nd Sl Mltlflll'p11r1 B1 oth<'r Chut); Mt PhNson K4'v. S{lldon ,Jolm"on Alhh • Stud\ li Ill P m EldrldgC' pastor: Wallace' DaliK'wood, S Middi('J)Orf JamN E K<'f'SN'. pastor p ~~~~., Sun!! '' S1 hottl Jf) . 1 m . Sund.n 1'I.FHED - Chu rfh School 9 30 a m r\F'W ~1\'F:RSVlll.F. ('OMML!NITY ~Sup! SundavSchool 9 3fla m Worship Sundav mornlnJr wor~h\p 10 am. EvC'n 1 ' \ln m..:~ • l llll "' ll'i)}ffi rnrl \\nhwsdt \ \\nt shlp 11 .1m , UMYFti ,:llpm. UMW CHl R\ H Sunda' SfhOOI sPn lrr. ~ 45 J Servll'C'. tn· 30 a m Ina Sf'T'VICC" 7 p m , WC'dnNOdav l'vrnlnJl '' ~'' ·'' i r m lhhd ru rsd,,, 7.:10 pm Communion m . Worship Sf'f\ 1(f' 10 :lO a m • HYSF.l.l. Rl'N HOI.J~F.SI.; f'Hl ROt wor~hlp 7 p m. VIsitation Thursdav 6 30 p "''"1\1\TIQl"ln RAPTIST t\ Pn nP!h Sml tlt• r\N Sund.IV tt\tf'tl('J'l E\,m gl'llslh Si'T'Iif•(• 'i' :Wl pm WC'dn~ Mlk~ · Thompsnn r..:~ H,l\l"n W\ , paslnr m p 1~ 1 o r Suml,,, St h114Jl •1 ifl,1 m 1 hult'h CltESTF.R - Wm ship 9 ,, m Churrh Ill\ Pl .l\f'r ml'l'ling i W Pm Thur~d .lv Suml.n SrhfH •I ,11 <I !fl 1m Mnrnin C"OI · MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH ChariP~ s~·t\hl'~ \llj i Jli \1 1Uihl1llml "lt!ph lOp ?.ION CRI;RCH OF CHRI~T Pom<•ro\ s 1 1 ~ 11 St 110IJ) Ht.1 rn Alhlf'Siudv Thur stluv ip ••mv11lP Rd Rohl'rl Pullrll mini ~ s h1~ 11 111 \fl ·• m um ·•' t '\ n ~:srn ' ' Norrl!l, pa ~tor Sundav Sthool JO a m: m . Rlhlt ~1 urll 'lltu I"d·'' 7 .!11 p m ., H.'r'l .~ m UMW fh sl Thursd,l\ 1 p m . C'om ,, , ~ ~ Jl m Thu •~'''' !It ' ~"' '' C'!'i ,1l i :\II I' woM~;hlp !ll.'rvlcl.' 11 a m • Sunday nl~h1 1-'L 1.1 c.o~PJ.I. I . I(;HTHOt ~J.' \\0-t~ " munion fil s! !'iund :l\ lhtf'h<'ll IC'r Stl'\t' S!unl<'\ !-\ S Suvl Rill Mtf.l m woN~hip ~C'rvlct' 7 :10 pm .. Mldwrck H1l •nd llt l,ttl J•omt'l"' 1om K~ · ll' pae .JOPPA - Wnrs hlp 9 :10 ,1m C'hur rh U 1\ !\'""' Supt Su nd.n Sr ttool q Itt •1m F'lH 1- no~ (,OSPF.I MIS~ IOI\ ''B. lid prayC'r srrviC'f' W«<n~dav 7 p m. 1 01 IJ Inn\ l •mb111 s s Sup! Sumi,1Vt Sr hon l Jl) U\ 1 m Rlhlr ~ ludv WC'dn('tl;rlav Y. or.,h!po.;.-nltf' lll ;~1,, m F:H•nin.'!'-'llr· t\n 11 h lm,llf'l'l u1 Count\ Rn,1<l 11 R.-, WESLEYAN BIBLE HOLINESS mn1 ni ne '1'11 111 •I 111 1m Suml,l\ ''" '" 1 14 1 7 tO I'm 1 ln hn ~o n1 ~ hlp "iu mt ,t\ 7 P m 1nd y. f'<lnf'~ • "1-7 P m 1 ,4\1 !I nil' GIUI'!-I'Il coamp JXt"IIU RC'\ CHURCH Of MlddJrrvor1 Inc.. 7!') Pf"ari Sl , ln l! "l'l\ \11' ~ tOJl O 1'111" dl\ 1ni1Thu1 \ :_, ST IOilK I CTHf'RAN CHI ti-N Plnr Rn~l'l . .. I flNC ROT1'0M - Chut t h Sc-hool 9 :JO \\ll llonl ,l!'l~t fl.l!ii:l nr Prn.1r hi nl! Rf'v . Ivan MyC'r~. pastnr, Ro,gf'r Manley , d i\ Srnirl·~ .~ ~iltl p m \ 1m Wnr . . hlp 7 p m : Blhl4" ~tudv Wrd r;, m r Tht' RP\ \\ 1\ll.tm M .dlt':"\\ .trth "~'! \ 11 i'" l.;.und.l\ 7 'lfl p m P1 '' c•1 mt'l''linl! Sr , Sundav Srhool Sup! Sunday Scltoo\ \\0110 OF F'Ailll •t \ ~ ~~~ S1 Mlchill; ... , n1.., d1\' i · :lll p m : UMYF W C'dn N<~d ,l\ p 1stn1 Chut-rh ~PJ'\ ' 1 1 I' q :til ·' m Sund,l\ \a. 1 ~t nP" II 1\ • lU p m (,,., ' l.11t111h ~ 30 a.m, Mornln2 Woro:hlp 10·30 am , Pflll Suml,11 mu r n tn c~ l l \ li l lf11 r1,1 m tt fil p m rnmmunlon F l!~;. t !':unda\ S< hrl(1! 1ft 10 ,1 m 11 ul11 \ oullt I! I ~'UP" Suncl,1, • \t•nlnJ:! ,11 Ev('nln~ Wor~hip 7 30 p m WMnPMav SurHI.n l'lf'nmL': :u Ttllll"f~l\ mnr'n ln~' I i\ t f'hr'll t ARADAl'R\' CHl'Rtfl OF' CHRI ST h lll p m 11 llh Hu)!l'l ,1n1i \ 1olrlf Wlllf(1ttl !'V('nln~ Bib)(' sludv . pravE'r and pralsl' Rlhh• .. lu d ~ \11 • m \\ l'll nl "'da \ !'\m ine 1 lnltn Wt'IJ;lhl I' 1 ~ 11 1 ~until\ SC'hnn\ tf \ll,l lc\ ut 11"' !'1• mmunr~tn "4'1"\ h~ · l1rs1Sund.n IO::F OS\' 11 1 F:- t huJ rhS(hnnlq :v1 t <~trvirC'. 7. 30 p m ·, \ll ,,m m l.. llr\ ll,l\ nN- S S Supl Mmnmc l\ tth mnnlh m \\ nr .. hl p Si-1\IN' II I"M'l ,t m ([}f'('t('fl ~1"\1 11!\\'f' ~ Clll l!f II OP THF t>A , ~o~ ,,, .. htp lfl J/1 • m \\IIIT F s C'HAPJ.l WFSI.F.YAN 1 U PP rR~ PI !\IN< ST PAl'l. 7./\fl.F.:'\f' n,,, L11·rul1 •n srn u1 ! p ~~t nl' LIVING WORD fHESTER CHURC H ( hullh S<hnnl ~ ~ ,t m . Wot ~ h\p 1f) .t m ltf\CI:" F em nrH nr THJ- r\1\I:.A rm nell_ C'ur.h 1111 nn nc" Phill iP Rl OF GOO - Gll~rt Spt'nt<'r pao.ror Sun· Sunfl,l\ St hm119 Ul 1m wm ... hlp ~~ '" lr l't 1 l\lhl1 ~ ltl t h • Tu ~ d .t \ 7 Ul p m UM \\ RJ'~F Rc•\ I II \II n ( .n mm tr p.1Nifot llc•nnul {l '"'Iii Sund,l\ l.;,<·hnol !I :UI,I m Ill \11 1m Ynu th sC'I \ 11,. Sunrl l\' h 1i p 5lchool 9 JO a m Mornlnlt '4"rv1r4" o11 l l. ~ ~~ \h,dt m.1n of 1hr Bc1,1 rd of fhr t~ 11 f'! ship Sf't, 1r 1• 111• 111 ,1 m RlhiP "lu fh dav '1hh tl J'u,,.. d" i :10 p m . ( 11mmu n!o n m Sundl \ f'\Pnlnl!"'l'l\141 ~ t ~lpm \'. 1'41 ~ 10 OOa m .. Sunda\' 4'Vrnlna ~('rvlrr7 i OOp. nd • , lei' !1 ,10 1 IFP !-\until\ s, h1111l q Ul 1m Mmn \Htl ~h l p .., Y..n:lnt~d.l\ 7 p m 1 11~1 Sund,l\' ~ f\1~h rrt 11 1 nl"'lll\ Pl .l\ f'l Ml'l'l lnc .tnll Rihli • Slur!'' 1 m , Mld·Wf'(')l; pravcor srrviN' WC'dnf'sdil\' inI!. ~o~ nBhlp Ill \!1 .1 m P\ ,IOj.!l'l l,.l lr sr1 Rt TI.M.:n ("Hl'RCH OF CHRIST ( t:NTI(I\L fU INTF.R i 110 ll m • V. 7p.m \l(c•i tMipm \\t'<in Psd.J\"{'1\ lr f' 7p m Milk tnn 1.,. p, 1s101 Rlllr-ilcltnlsm ~un K1•\' ·hunt'S E. <'ortMU XFI\SF 1.\ l'. rl\ rMJ ' \T r Ht'R('U ~un MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH . I IRF:RT\ fHI\ IST(,, l\: C' Hl RC'H (')(')( Ill\ "-c hnl•l Sup! Sund .t\ ~rhnnl \l :10.1 m K4' \ Sh'\'t'Q Neii'IOn LawrrncC' Bush. paal or MliX Folmrr. Sr. d l\ .lfWI Ilhl•n '11\hl.., II! 'JI 'JhU t<lll,l\ 1r1 \\ llntl' f ,1l1 P·'"t nt S4"/'\ h 1•s Su nU '' ~m nln.c y. n1o,; hiJl 1.011 ('nmmunlon 10· ~0 ,, K ~·' Mt•lvln t~ rMklln t\l'nlnJ.!"''I\ 111"' 117 ',II Supt Sundav School and Morning V. orshlp J{l,1 m .tnd i p m WNinf'Sd<i\ 7 P m m H1'' ( 1••nHotttt• S. Zuni~~~ •. Jr. f"IHST Jlf\ J'I'IIS1' ( Ill 11\H ~ ' "''" \\ 9 :wl a m . SumJav C'V('n lnllsf'rVIC'r 7p.m , H.1 ' \ . Ro1~•rt M11s~man Rl 'TI .M\ D AI BLT' METHODIST Amos \ 1 P. I. . IOI 1\111 Mu1ph i Sunrt 11 ~~ h•t•d Ill Youth mr<>llniZ an<l Blblr Stuclv. WPdnC1i \Sl\lln ~ ~'l . uu ... r1- Wflt"ltlp 11.1 m R1\CJNF. FIRST RAPTJ!-';T SIC'\ f' T!lll' p.t,!m Sr1nn' Hud..:nn, sup1 Sund,l\ , m Sun11in 1'\/'t'i lnl! ~ Vt Jl m P1 ''''1• 7 p.m Dr,n i't p , I<~IOI Mlkf' ~WIJlN :;o;und~\ l hu t rh ~< hno l 4 , ~, ,1 m C'ht~rl!l' Albl1• Srhnol ll \0 .1m Mntnln~ '.l.or<;hlp to ·:\0 dav. UN ITED FAITH CHURfH Rl.7 on Po- m1~ · r ln~; •ncl Rlbli' "'Ud\ Wnl OI 'S!I;I\ 7 ill•• "t 11d~ W • • dn~d 11 ; Ill p m . L' MW f11 st S('hl)ll\ Supl ~ und ,,, Sfhool !t. W .t m . ,1.m . Sund;.~ v f'\ c•nln £: s('t'viN' i 00 p m ""' F\I'J'\ (>(1( ~('i(-(ITTW' Pass R('V Davld"Wisrmun :;;r., 1Uf""d 1\ 'i ~I p rn , \ hnlr Ht•hP,Irs,ll Mornln2 \l. nr,.hlp Jfl. 40 a m , ~und.1 v WNIO N-:(1,1\ srr\ lcr i p.m WMPO prn- mrrovBv m Tl ,\:0.:0 F'RFF. \\Ill. RAP11ST S :1 • pas.rn'r Mrtvln DrakC' S S Supt Sundav \\ 1dll1"'11 t\ h lllpm lMW fm11 lh ~u n <'\Pnlnl! \\fl l~hlp 7 :m p m Wl'dnt'!'dn J!I ,tm I+ ,1m C',lf'h SutHin . II m Sl !{p\ !' lU I I r\ 1111 !J,I'hll Sund (\ \ &-hool 9· :10 a.m : MornlnR" Wor!>hlp 1 0 :KI. 1l11 1 1 lO fl Ill r\pl <., IIIJ I r\rnln.e: BlhiC' stu th 7 10 p m Rl'Tl. ·\~0 CHl"R('H OF THE M7.A s, h1w'( !f l , m S1Jn (l 11 I'\ t•nin L! i 1 ~1 p m Evl'n ln ~ Wor~ltlp 1 :«) p m Wrdn1•sday ~ ;\ ' IFRPH IS }' \\ n1~;, hlp ~ 1m RURLINGHAM ffiMMUNITY !'RURC'H HF'r•a~ 1 ~ .. , l.rm1•ll FPl d pa ~lm Sunda\ \\r 'f!O, "fl.•l !'lc nm t: PI 1111 nll'11 11 n~ i 00 ~ Pr::wN Sl'rvic'£' 7 30 pm Ru1llnt!h.1 m Fbv l.audt'rmHI pa. , .tnr: Rn r hu1 • h S1 •hnn 110 .1 m Blb14 •S!ucl\ TU N<· St: hnnl '' ·~t ,1 m \\ •; t ship sron IC(' 10 ~11 . 1 JI Oi ' FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Railroad hrrl Cw..u1 , , ~\st . ml p:L,.Inr ~uml,t~ Srltml m d 1\ ' \0 p m l'M\\' Fh ~ l Mnnd.t\ i 1il \'~• un~ IH '~"•P l f' s ~\"\ lrf' ll p m SOl'Tif ~ ~ ~:'1 Iff. I. 1\ FW TFSTAMF' :"I.:'t• St . Mason Sunday SchoollO a m : Morn p m l M\ F Su mll\ h p m f' hnh Ht• Hl .1m \\f11~ ttlp 7 p.m Wnim,.cta' tip m f.\ .m!:!l'llsl i1 "l'l' lt't' ti :lll p m Wfdn rsd.t\ Cllt'H( II Slh II Rldl!l' nu In!' S\CII'n, lng worship 11 a m · [V('nln~ ~C'rvlrf' h p W1u1 h mN'Iinc-. Wrd i p.m rhurC'h srn!N'S ltt 'll"·'lll :lllpm \\ C't ln f".ll,l\ 1F'1 ,1nkl !nl o.; rl' tf•r• 7 p m .. 1ll1kc•t P'"1r1 Sundt\ S1h011i fl 1 m '.~ m Prayrr mt>rtln~ and Blblr SIUdv WNI PINF: (;ROVF. HOLINESS CHURCH '< • 1 ,\ 1'\\ nons - f' tHn 1 h s, hnnl 10 1 m MASO~ CHl: RrH OF CHRIST Mllh·• \\ '''"hlp S.t \ !1 ~· 111 •• m , Sumi.n 1·u •n Inc 1 nHdav . 7 p m mllf•n HRI :12~ R<'\ Bfon .l W.IU S p.l'ilnr \\ nr,hiJ• 11 1m R1bll• S1u1h Thu1 ~ ~~ M l'ion \\ V.1 r.ugNtC' I. C'nnJ!('I ml '1'1\ !c c· 1 INI p m \\ 1t,ln1osd,l\' niJ!ht Hlhli' 1 FOREST RUN BAPTIST Fll'v Nvlr RobC'rt Sf'.tT I ~ S S ~upl "unda v Sl'hortl 1\ " ; pm 1 1\n F Surul,1\ 1> p m nlstl 'l !'iumJ,I\' Rlblf' SIUd\ 1ft ,I m , Wnt "lurh 1110n m Bord('n, pastor C()rnt'llus Bunth. ~:;up t 1~ 1 1nklin 1 !I til .1 rn MnrnlnJ!: \\nrsltlp 111 lO .1 m · ~ n \ p 11 ,, m .1nd 7 p m Wt'Cin("loidav Blbll' '' Sund.1\ f'\f'nlnJ! srnk<' 7:\0 pm Wn:l FOIHS I I ll~ - \\ nl., hlp •t .tm , Stud \ \OI ,I Im!J siC' ":pm IP.'d,l\• ~ f'n if'f', i :lO p m l hut 1h St hnpl Ill ,\ M (hllh Pl',ut lc'<' I IIWH1'Y ,\!\.~FMRL Y OF GOD. Dud Sll VF:R RU" RAPTJ~T . Alll 111111' ltu..,ll•\ "J/lprn l ' M\\ !lls1lur"'dl \ tllnJ! I lrll' ~ . 1 s nn W. \':1 .1 N Th.lt krr 11.1stnr St r'\1' l.lllll' S S Sup1 Sundav 7 \II p m 1\••honn1 I\:ISiot hf'nln~ sen kr 7..!0 p.m . Wn Sihnul 10 ,, m , Mnrnln ~ \l. nrslp II am · Ill \Ill 1\ lt<lllll"'pn11 1 - <'hu1 rh St'hool men ~ M lnl~ln Thur~tl.:l\ lt :1(1 ,1 m . Sunct.1v ,., l'nl n~ worship 7 ;v, p.m Pr.wrr '' In .1 m Mn1nine \\111« hlp Ill 111 ,, m WNin l'cod,l\ Pruvrr und Bib!<' Sludv, 7 1~ mrt • l lnga ndBiblC' ~ IUd\ Thursdl\' 7l0p '11\llhlllilil)) i pm \o\r•dnf'l'!l,l\ , ('hullh pm m \'nulh mrf'llnp W('dnf'!'ltl\ :tt 7 p.m lh1oh • •h • 11, 11 'i pm , ThUl <:!l.l\ HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRISTl"' RE IOIC'ING IIPF: BAPTIST ('Hl' R!'H l'l llt'l ~' 1 \ 111 ' ll \ll p m Alblf' !-\IU !I\ ,7 CHRISTIAN UNION Til• Rrv. Davkl - tKl N 2nd A"r Mlddlrpnrl Sund.tv pm • Zunic 1 • McManis. pastor. Sunday SchoolS JOa.m. ~lt nn l 11) a m Sundu\' r\ rnln$! 7· 00 p m :\ \1"\ ~ ns' II l 1- - Wfll shlp :-;rn 1('1' 10 LAMED , Sundav mornln~ lf'rvl<'f. ll •·m , Sun· MIll y, !'<'k ~rn lr<' Wl"d 7 p m 1111 I ltUIC hSt h• • 1, II 1m , l,I MW thhd day niR"hl service, 7 :Kl Wednflay Jl'8)'{'r 89 For ever. 0 Lord, thy word Is ~NIIed In heaven . \\ •1111• ""11,1' lp m . ( hnh 1>1 l('t\('1."' Mt•n mf'('tiDA. 7. XI p.m LANG~VILLE ~HKISTIAN CRURCH 1!1\ ~ 111 p m 1:\r+-nn1 90 ThPy faithfulness " unto all generations: thou ha'' O,tllo.~s Janf''Y. Sunday School Supl. Sunday FAlRVlEW BIBLE CHURCH. Letart. 1'1 ,\IU t 111\Pf-.1 - \\ CIT, hlp ~I\ It ~ ' E'stabllshed the earth, and II abldPth. w. Va .. Rt. I JamPS Lt"Wis, pastor Wor· School 9 30 a m .. Sundn Mornln~ W or 'I Ill I rn rhul ( h "<hilf11 Ill lrl I m ~ hlp , 10 30 a m., Sunday ev(' nln_~tWors hlp ~hlp M'rvk'fos 9:30a.m.. SuiKiav School n 91 ThPy continue this day accord In!( to thin<' ordinancE's for l \ 1\\ "\! •I '(III II I Ul"'d·" i Ill V m INIU,.s· 7 lll p m W(lodnC'sday ('v('nlnl{ Prayl'r u m., EVM~Inp worshiP 7: 30p.m. Tuesday m 1n1 ail ""' lhE>y servants. M('C'flna. 7 :10 p m. <'Otl&R'f' pray('r m~llnJ] and Btblr Sludy JlOM F:Hfl ' - C'hu1 1h Sthonl. 11 1 ~ a.m 9.30 a.m.. Wonhlp lf'rvlctl'. Wednesday 92 Unless lhPy law hnd "''''" my dellflhls. I should lh~n h. ovr , \\ rll,hl jl IU q't I nt (h(llz lf\h l~ . u ,.u l S\'HM'USF: CHl"RCH OF THE NA 7.311 p m. Jl('rlshed In mine affliction. '' ~' •ln •"'( l , n 7 Ill p m , l 'MW sf'loml ZAR F:~F: Rl'' Glrnn MfMIIIan . p:~~tor OUR !;A VJOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH. 'I U1..,d,1 \ 7 'Ill p m . l ' Mn"'~u nd.w ttp m M.1n l,1 niN' l.U\'MHIN . ~ncla' SC'hMI 93 I will never !orgPI lhy precepts : tor wllh lhrm lhou hu sl Walnul and Hrnr:v St1, RaYff\Swood, W. I(' 111hi! II Supt !'Ound."' ~rh ool 9 10 ll m , Mornln .Q Va . Th(' Rf'v Georllt C Weirick. pastor. qulckE'ned me. 1{1)( K S P R 11\\oS - t hu1 c•lt Sc·hool. !t, 1 ~ " nr<thlp 10 :lO 1m. F.'anarll~th'~rr,IC'f' ~ndav SChool9 JO a.m : Sunday worship 1111 , W nr~h l p HI ,1 01 . HlblrStu!IV Wrd 94 I nm thine, save me; for f have sough t lhrv prrcc pls tipm: Pr."rra nt1Pral ~ rwron~c1l v 7p. 11 am . n ~' l l , l\ i :41 p m . t:'MYF t ~nlor!iil Sun m Youlh mi:'C'tln.Q, 7 p.m CALVARY BIBLECHURCH.I<K'IItE<Ion 95 The wicked have walled for mE' 10 deslrov mr: '"" I will d,l\ ~, p 111 ~ lunlo1'' 1'1PI'\ nthPr Sun F.DF:N l'NITf.l) BRP.l'HREN IN Pom('rov Plk(', County Road ZJ nNr Flat· consider thy testimonies. t1 ,1\ 1, p rn t F'1 .mkll n 1 CHRIST c l.t'!'ll(' I. lillian pa~<l o r Sun woods. RPV. Blackwood, putor SrrvlcP.II Hl'TL.AND - C'hu1 f h Srhnol 10 .1 m d:n Srhool 10 no ,, ,m.. Mom in!:!' Worship 96 I have seen a n end of all Jl('rft>ellon· ""' lhv romma ndmrnt onSundayallO:Ilam and'r 30p.m. wlth \\ 1oz~ hip II a rn l 'M\\' IF.\rn l n~("!lfil'l 11 OH,1 m. Sundtt\ f"w•nln~: s .-r vl('('7 flOp ;, exceeding broad. Sunday Sehool9 30 lil m Blbi£~Stud)', Wf'd· <: rnmd \\'f'fln!'Sci:l\ i :wJ p m : ttMW 1 AI m Wrdn N'cla\ C'\Mllnc: ptaVf'r !iif'r\ ltr n£'Sdav 7 30 p.m 1111mnn C'it r!l'l Sl'('fl n<l T hurs d . l ~ 1 p m 7UOpm FATrH FELLOWS !UP CRUSADE FOR ,r., lu s~m. m l HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. Rot· CHRIST St Rt 338. Antiquity. Rt'Y SA l F:M ( F.NTF:R - fhut ch ~hOol ~ · I ~ f'r W11t<ton, pastor. Crmson Pran , Sunday Franklin Dickens. pastor. Sunday mom,, m W rw~hlp 10 1 ~ p m t M u~;,~;.m, ,nl injil' 10 1 m ; SUnday f'Vfllil« 7• 30 p m Sc-hool Supt Momln« Worship 9.30 a.m .. ~ ~0\\' \ ' lt . l r. - Wtll'"hlp ._:fill ,, m SundaY School 10·30 am, Evf'fting ser· Tllur1day •nnln- 7· 30 p.m chut rh ~1 honl ~ 1~ ,, m cMu~~mY n l vt« 7·)) p.m STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAPSOliTHERN CLUSTER TIST CHURCH Pillar Ro!N>M Byers. Ml' UNION BAPTIST. 0on11a Shu.: Rt\', Rof(t'f' Gract' r pas1or: Jot Sayrt Sunday School Supt. Siondoy SrhooiiO 1m : Worohlp ler\'IC<'ll Ke\' Paul Mdlulrr 1m.: Sunday evtnlnfC StrVkf,7:30 p m , SundiiV ~hool 9 4~ a.m., Evff!in~ wor APPLE GROVE - Churc h School 9. 30 •hlp s· ~ p m : Pr•v., M..llnt. 6.30 p m. Wedneosdlv f'Yf'l'llnlt.tf'rVICf 7· XI p m a m WM~ hlp 10.00 a m. tfirsl and third WednMdav. . $und;1y~1: Dlblr sludy C'\'£'ry Sunda ,v 7 p TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF m UM\Y SN'Ond Tursdav. 7.00 p m . CHRIST D•v• P,..,llre. mln~ler. llrryl Plll\4"1 mf"l'llna. WC'dnrsday, 7 p m. Wfll~. Supt. Ctturch School 9 a.m • Wor iGtaC'C'I ship servl(.'(*, 9 4~ p m. BETHANY - Worship 9 a m. Chuf'('h CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA Srhool 10 n m Bib II" Studv. Wf'dnrsday . RENE. RE'v Herbert Crat~. pastor 10 11m.. Dorra~ Woml'n 1 ~ Frllov.shlp Frank Rllflt", supl Sunday School 9: ~a CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST AP(Jl WNinrsday, 11 a m. rMrCutrN . m.. Worship st"rvtr.-. H am and 7 p.m TOLIC - VanZindt and Ward Rd . Eldl"'' CARMEL- Churc h School 9 30 am.: ~nday. Wf'dnesday, 7 p.m Pra~r mfoet· Jam\'1 Mlllt'l't pu:tor . ...._)' Scltool. lnt Wot ship Hl 4~ a.m. Se-cond and F.ourlh LAUREL CLIFF FREE ME'J'II)DJST 10:3111 m.; WonhlpS.OV ..... S.Ondlly, 7:30 ~unda vs. Ff'llowshtp dlnn~r wtlh SUtton p m.. Blbl• Stud}'; Wtdasdly, 7:111 p.m lhlrd thurMI\1, 6 :-. p.m !McGull"((l . CHURCH. O.vld 8ell. putor Robort [ POMEROY WESLEYAN IIOUIIESS. Barton , Dl....,or o1 Chrtstlln Eollocltlon: EAST LETART- Cltom:h Sc:hoolh m.: H•rrllonvUr. Rood. ti<Y. Dowoy Dor, Eblin. Alllt11nt. Suna1y SdlooU: ~ Worship 10 " m. SE'C'O nd and rour1h SUnputor, Cllntlll F1u1<, londoy Sdlool a.m : Momln• worship Ill J(ll .m., THill da~o. UMW llrst Tiot'sd". 7 30 p.m. SUpt.; S.,.y Sd>ool t: Ill• m.; momlnr 1CirarN In Action, 6 p.m.; EvonlnJWonhlp, 7.30C worship, II om.: Stuodlly ,_.,. ""..,. LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m : •m WodnHdly ••enlnJ pr1yff and Bib • stullv. 7 30 p.m. Cltolr pr1Cll... Tlnorsdly, 7-30 p.m. Prall'!" ICiollnl. Weoi.-Y. Chur('h School Ill am iGrat't'\ 1 p.m. . 7:Ill p.m. MORNINGSTAR- Wo,.hlp. 9:15am . SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Churrh School. 10: :10 am: Blblt STudy , · DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Thursday, 7:30pm IR&dffl . 1CIIoriN RuoRII Sr.. mlnllt..-. Rlclt Ml'· non ·Plllt...,.tol. _ _ , 101\'loo RACINE WESLEYAN - Churdi Scllool. .combfr. ILipt. Sunday Sdtool t.at a.m : ID • m.; _ , 11 a.m. wonlllp ~ 1:111 p m. Wlda y tO a m : Worshlo lla m.: UMW tounh Moll· 'Wonlllp ....,l<e 10:30 1.m. Blblf studY. PFOll'l" ..-q1:liD p.m $.,. 992-5141 e~press•on, deftmtely applies here; for when we stop learn - Rawlings-Coots-Blower CHAPMAN SHOES FUNERAL HOME "Pofrll,og '1 Q111lltg $to"" "Serving Familie1" 264 S. 2nd, Middleport 204 Condor St. that must continue for as long as we live. The GrocerresGenerat Merchillnd.se E GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES that while one phase of our education may Veterans ·Memorial Hospital t' . SERMONE'ITE Sl""• _.--------~--------------L------------~ '\· ;. Dorolhy Ritchie, Chester, would appreclale hearing from you about now. :. Dorothy underwent open heart ~rgery and is Improving. Cards qall be sent lo her at Room 751, ¥'- Carmel Medical Center, West State St., Columbus, Ohio 43222 . ' The Scipio Fire Department has joined several other fire departments In sponsoring a fund raising program to raise money for equipment. An individual representing the department will be contacting all homes serviced by the department. In appreciation for your $12 donation you gel a certificate entitling you to a family port rail Congral ulatlons to Randall David Bahr, a senior chemical e ngineering student at Ohio University, who was recently • Initiated Into Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Soclely a t the university The society recognizes and en~ourages superior scholarship In all academic disciplines and lo . . POMEROY -Members of the Pomeroy Alumni Commlltee will be decorating the Meigs High cafelerla on Friday evening at 6-:lO Anyone wishing to help Is welcome. SATURDAY PT PLEASANT - The Bend Area Gospel Sing will be held at lhr Mason County Farm Museum. just off Rouce 62, north of Point Pleasant. W.Va. on Saturday, May 23. from 5 10 11 p.m. Singers will Include The Sa martIans; The Unroe Family; Narrow Way Singers; Reflecllons Trio. Glory Bound Quarlel, New Life Singers and Gos pel Melody Boys Admission Is free . ·· CHESTER Shade River odge 4o3, Chester, will mee! alurday. 8 p.m . POMF.ROY - Mason. Gallla nd MelgsCrusadeforChrlsl will ~ave a gospel sing 7 p. m. tarurday at Pomeroy Church of e Nazarene Featured singers Ill be Jim and Gwinn Craft, Kim erdman and the Winning Side. he public Is Invited. SUND,\Y ~ VINTON - Pendleton f!arcum Memorial Day Service '11'111 be held Sunday. 1 p.m. on Dodrill Road. Vinton, wllh ~~~~~~~l:h:~e ~M~~c Daniel Trio and 1 and Dan Hay.1. ry and the Fallh Trio. Southern High Class of 1967 will cele I heir 20-year reunion with a ritcnlc on Sunday a I the Racine .. be eligible undergraauate seo nlors • must rank In the upper seven percenl of their degree college and have not less than a 3.5 grade point average. Dlivtd Is t~e son of Henry and Eileen Bahr, 37837 Green Up Lane, Long Bottom. I --- Qn the 50th anniversary of their gradt,latton from Pomeroy , High School, the class of 1937 will be holding an Informal reception from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday al the parish house of Grace Episcopal Church, E. Main St., Pomeroy-Justin Whitlatch that's abqut as close to the ddear ' Bradley Whitlatch ' old Aim~ Mater building that they co\Ud . get. Spouses are Invited, course, and refreshments will be served . Response to the reunion - the a!ternoqn one and the evening Justin "Tyler" Whitlatch and reunion with all the other classes Bradley Whitlatch celebrated :... has been good. their birthdays recen(ly. The Middleport High School Tyler was one on AP,nl 29 and class of 1937 Is also having a Bradley was eight on Aprilll special afternoon get together at A parly wa s held a I the home of lhe Middleport Fire Stat,lot). lhelr grandmother , Glenna Janice Collins Daniels and Ray Fruth as Mason. W. Va A party Wiley are among the planners lor was also h eld a t Showbi z Pizza In the special e vent. Parkersburg. Up Southern way, I'm told that Helplng the children celebrate you can expect a surprise or two their birthdays and sending gilts at the annual alurimt reunion were Laura Parker, Kathryn there. Parker, grandparents, James Whitlatch birthdays of "'. A nice addition at the Mount Hermon Cemetery . A 5x7 American flag, a flagpole. an Impressive base and a plaque have been placed at the cemetery. The engraved plaque denotes the addition Is dedicated to all veterans In memory of the late Edward Hedrick. VIrginia. the wife of the late Mr. Hedrick, their children and grandchildren all pitched In to do their part on the project. The official dedication will take place at 3 p .m . Sunday at the cemetery with Meigs C hapter 53. Disabled American Veterans, In charge. The public Is Invited. Fruth; Carol Lyons, Lenni (:\ and Jenny Whltla tc h and Glenna Lyons, Leslte, Lenora , Michelle and Chrlslopher Lyons. Christine Fruth the ,Ca rolandBuddyCundlff and parents, Terry and Cryslal Whitlatch. CHESTER - Gradualton at the Chester Chur<'h of God Chrlsllan Academy will be held at 2 p m on Sunday. May 24. followed by a recepllon In lhe . John D. Credico, M.D. OB/GYN Physician Modem Personalized Care Before, During And After Pregnancy Office Hours: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday-Friday Suite 14 Pleasant VaUey Hospital Medical OHice Building Call 675-6700 " 6.-i?"'; . ba semen! The ~raduales arC' Natha n Eddy Arnold IV. valedlc·. torla n. Rober t Combs , a nd Craig Ha rtman PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL VAlley Or1ve PI Pleasant WV 2555 0 • J0<"1 ·675· 4J40 ii'!> i l!- =- - - ~ We lrca t you li ke l~mdy ~;;~;;;;;~·,~,~~"~-; ,~o~·~c'"u.r ·~~~"~'f''~'~~,~-~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;~~;~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~il ;,fl(l l~ rl'l~ t ~ s~.t·o~ DOES-YOUR CHECKING , ' ACCOUNT STACK UP? Have a good holiday weekend . Take In all of the actlvllles, but above all play II safe - and do keep sm lllng. 1 • Shrine Park. The potluck dinner will begin at 1 p.m . I PORTLAND - Soulhern High School Class of 1972 w11l celebrate lhelr 15-year reunion wllh a ptrnlc o n Sund ay al Portland Park. A potluck dinner will begin a bout 12 noon. RACINE - Racine Volunteer Fire Departmenl Is sponsoring a chicken barbeque Sunday begin nlng at 11 a .m One-half chicken, $2 75. Complete dinners , $3.50. Homemade Ice cream will be sold by I he ladles a uxlliary. Tucker birth . .. Larry and Wendy Tucker . 32484 Hysell Run Road , Pome roy , are announcelng the blrlh of their flrsl child , a son. David Andrew Tucker. April 19. al O'Bienness Hospllalln Alhcns He weighed five pounds. 14 ounres Malernatl grandparents are Dol and Garland Gibbs. Hare ford. W.Va .. and paternal grand parenls are Ellen Halfleld and John Tucker , both of Pomeroy. RACINE- Rutland Church of God Is having a gospel sing 6 p m . Sunday with Chrlsllan Sound of Logan, W.Va .. and the Gabriel Quartet The public Is Invited to attend. FRI. thru THURS. When You Join THE '"'........ AI, You'll Receive All Of These Benefits For One Low Monthly Fee That Doesn't .Vary About The Same As You May Already Pay For Regular Ch~cking. MAY 22-28 RACINE - Racine American Legion Posl 602 will have MemorIal Day services Sunday. 1:30 p.m. al Greenwood Cemelery , and at 2:30 p .m at Lelart Falls Cemeterv. MONDAY CHESTF.R - Chesler Volunteer Fire Departmen lis sponsorIng their annual chicken barbeque Monday , twglnnlnj! al 11:30 a.m . A parade will be he ld a 11 : 30 p.m •• followed by services al Chesler Cemetery. A tractor pull will be held later In the afternoon . BURLINGHAM - Chester Christian Academy Graduation \ Plans for a dinner honoring the Rev. Steve Nelson, who Is leaving the pastorate of the Asbury l:Jnlted Methodist Church to enter U.S. Army service , was announced for May 31 when lhe Eagles Class met at the home of Ma> tha Moore . All Sunday school and church members are Invited to attend the farewell dinner. A discussion was held on the new minlsler which the congregation will rcelve. Bill and Dorothy Winebrenner will be going to the Methodist conference Nelson had the opening prayer wllh Helen Teaford ptesldlng Vera Van Meter resigned as treasurer and Hartell Sinclair volunteered to take her place. Mary Lisle look asslslant secretary for Ruth Crouch Olhers altendlng were Donna Smllh, Karl Kloes, Marcia Karr, Dick Ash. Beulah Winebrenner. a nd guests. Lou Ferrell Refresh· ment were served by Mrs Moore with Mrs. Ferrell assisting 1 • The Daily Eagles class has meeting Calendar/ happenings FRIDAY RUTLAND - The Church of Je~us Chrlsl Apostolic Faith. New Lima Road, Rutla'nd, will be In revival Friday through Sunday at 7 p.m. each evening with Don Vaughn, evangelist. Communion and foot washing will be on Saturday at 6 p .m. •• •' Ohio Post" 39 plans tour· The lntereated . Memorial Peoples Bank "THE BETTER BANK" ~m~~ .A , APARAMOUN! PlcrURLirt.\llt] MEMBER F 5th &reel New Haven, W.Va. 882-2135 2212 Jackson Avenue Point Ple118111lt, W.Va. 675-1121 Second Slreet MMOII, W.Va. 7'13-Mt4 ~~-~~~~~~~~-~-~- -~-~-~~-~--~-~~-~·~-~-~-~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~=~~~=~~~ Post 128 of the American Legion will be held Monday . 1: 30p.m., al Burlingham . Frank O'Brien, Columbus, will lead the muslcar program Meetln1 canceled POMEROY Tuesday 's meetlnl( of Drew Webster Post 39 of the American Lej!lon has been canceled. CEDAR LOUNGE OPEN SUNDAY 11 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT RESTAURANT 11 AJl TO 9 P.M. ' ..•.• u.F IIliD. FS-45- S!thl's superFS·S I -At Ute 1of1 of the lineup. this Stihltrirruntr hill grass and pow<!rtd brushcutttr lakes the weedt bani and holds 111 ground. prouure ofl dillicuh tuks. Ughlweight wllh bicycle handle Uf]ltwtil/ll with looJl handle tor euy manetMraluhry F.lectromc controls Elect rome ignilion and ilnition prooides suro slam antivibratioo s)Slem plus Sllhl's exclusil't Poly-cui " head add to Anllvibnlion system and salely clu!Ch oHer salt and .... and salety or operalion steady trimming Shoulder hamess and prot«· $139 95 with lll't goggles included. Rotocul head $259.95 $149.95 with TIUI DAY Strina head. au. Ill& FS -80 - This Slthl hard -.-.·,.. hiller cleans up l'VI!n Ihe lougheBI opPOnenl Rearmounted engine improves balanet Eleclromc lgmhon provides fast. SUit slarts Anlivibnlton sy>lem When il comes to servicing allows qutcker, smoother culllhg what !hey sell . Slihl is balling Shoulder harness and prolechl't 1000 1 Unlike many compeltlors, goggles induded. Stihi products aro sold exclusively $299 95. through htghly-iramed Slihl "S.rVICing" Dealers, wbo provide you w11h clear cui answers lo your quell ions and lhe besl service lt'lallable lor all your Stthl equipment SUNDAY 1 fA 10. 5 P.M. STIHL -Y QUWTY CAN BE YOURS FOR AS UTI1.E AS 125 PER MOtml. -=-• .. . . POIJ, OliO STIHI.:. lfU. . .II OH WOiti.OWIDI' POMEROY HOME & AUTO 800 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY , OHIO �Friitlly, May 22, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 18 Wanted to Do 54 Misc. Merchandise 55 Building Supplies LAFF·A-DAY Wll1 do blbrf siHing '" r'I'IY home M- thru Friday 304 17~ CtllthantU•edTtreShop Over 1 OOOtW ... ..us12, 13, 14 16, 11, 115 8 mQ.. out Rt 218 Ctlll14 211·1251 ttll Ptut1c cattern "••• epptoved pintle ltlptte tanM plettlc eutv.-., metal culvertt RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jtck· son Oh 014-281 5130 I ;n ,r11 Ci.1 l 21 pathy we recerved dur~ng our great loss of a loved one A specral thanks to Rev James Keesee V1ctory Baptr sl Church Mrddle· port Emergency Squad and Ewrng Funeral Home May God Bless and be wrth you all The Hawley Famrly Canned fru1t end vegetebtes 304-876 3822 Real Estate Ge neral TEAFORD ITT Real Estate ~ RUlrQA 216 E 2nd Sl Ph o ne 1 (6 14)- 992 ·3325 Cod deSign $54 900 & bake UIIIIS & lg lot $50 000 POMEROY Walk to 9 rm ~ 4 re nted gas fu rnace mod ern krtchcn paneling & carpelnrg $29 500 RAC INE - 3 BRs lull range rcf riJ(C rtoJ dbl gar age near the h.nk Only I 55 acres rP.Ir wcri:llor ( 11 rp etmg oak 11 om & lg lr)l $37 500 LONG BOTTOM - Lg Alrflme 111 good shape 6 6 acre 5 clnlled wel l lois ol shrubbe<y lull ba sement, 3 BRs & 111ce lor $59 500 SUTTON - 5 25 acres 3 yr s old modern 3 BRs lannly rm 20x 32 cook & ba kr sw1m un1 ts ret n ~e r a l or poul tenn 1s court basern er11 & g" age 30x30 Want $97 500 RACINE - Good 9 rm older home 4 Oils 40 lrreplace 111 tam 1ly rm 18d9 11'.'111~! about 25,24 lg pat10 and 2 lot s Only $27 500 992 3325 All Makes & Models MIDDLEPORT r-- 24 HR. SERVICE 3 17-1 mo pd "VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING "BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homts Built "Free Estimates" PH. 949·2860 or 949·2801 No Sunday Calls 311 lfn Roger Hysell Garage ground pool hreplace cen lr al a1r fo rmal dmm g room 2 b•ths lamrly room and more Make oiler $39,900 Rt. 124, Pomeroy Oh1o AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR NEW liSTING - Calrlornra contemporary on over 5 acres rn the counlry 3 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. over 13 000 SQ tt storage build rng Woodburner hookup electnc 8 8 heat Carpetrn g gar den ar ea and many other lealures Pnced to Sell $39 900 Also Trlnlmlnlon PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 6·17-tfc THE HAT RACK Henry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Dottre Turner 992-5692 ~ (Supr Run Area) HOUR! Wtd !hun -Fn m lOam to5pm Soturday 10 AM lo 12 NOON Other t1m11 by chanu or call 992 !738 for appointment HlNDCUntD COUNTIY 11.11.11!1 n1111 Wood C•ochet -Ou1i11ng Flowers, Sew1ng, Business Services Howard L. Writesel (CUT OUT FOR FUIUR£ U!ll ROOFING KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE NEW - REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gulter Cleanmg 985-3561 Parn ton g All Mah• FREE ESTIMATES •Was hert •Dtshwe•hers 949-2263 or 949-21 68 •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers 4 11 8/lln ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING FRE E ESTI MATES THOMAS BODY SHOP RT. 4, POMEROY 992-3989 5 8 87 17 Bosko! Lids COMPARE OUR P!ICI!I 4 I'- llll(t YOUNG'S - •Range• PARTS Gtnntn Pohce and Shepherd puppies 304-676 3648 aher 4 00 PM BOGGS SALE~ Hty end outsrdt toilet 304 '!S8 1857 & SERVICE U. S: RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Authomed John Deer•, New Holland, Bu1h Hog Form Equipm.nt Dealer WED. 9-1; FRI. & SAT. 9:30-1:30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUN. 3 A.M.· 12 A.M. MONDAY-SATURDAY I 0:30 A.M.-2:30 A.M. Farm Eqlli.menl Parte &Ser~ioe I 3- 86 lfc 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES POMEROY, OHIO Melgr Co. 't #I @ Nile~lub ACTION TOWING 949·9070 or 949-2045 4 17 1 mo CARPENTER SERVICE Addons snd remodeling Root1ng 1nd gutter work Co ncrete work Ptumbrng end eh1clr~c al work !Free El1tmates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 ·6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohro 4 15 86 lc and SERVICE 4 5 He GEARY'S BODY SHOP Rlt~Olll We can repair and recore radtators and heater cores. We can also actd bot I and rod out radtators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Custom Painting Service, Rustoralion & Collisian Semel Wash & Detail Servtce 550 PAGE ST. PAT HILL FORD MIDDLEPOIT, OH. 99~ -2196 PH. 992-3537 Mrddleport. Ohro 1-13-tfc 5· 19 17 1 mo T68 North Second Middleport, Dh1o 45760 TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Trenchrn1 of Any Type GUnERWORK Custom Weldm& lowboy Hauhn1 Septrc Systems Backhoe Serv1ce Plumb1n1 Service We Carry Concrete Culverts L1censed & Bonded WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE JAMES COE SALES & SERVICE Rt 4 Hysell Run Rood Pomeroy Oh10 45769 PH (614) 991 2834 or 991-6704- Free Estrmates CALL Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here 614-367-0412 SS 'I71mo BUSINESS PHONE (6141 "2-6550 II!IDINCI PHONE 16141 "2-1754 5132mo 1128/ tln RUSS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR WEllMAN'S PAINliNG &~CO. llllDIIITIA~ riiDUmtAl, COMMIIClll RT. I, BOX 278 32933 ROMINE ROAD I'll cem1 to yeu. Port•W• Sandbk11ting RUTLAND 742-2070 MASONRY RESTORATION. SWIM POOLS, STEEL, LAWN FURNITURE. BARNS, FARMING EQUIPMENT. HOUSES, ETC ~5 INVITID LOST Large mete miled breed dog Collie tnd German Shepherd brown tnd black h11 large le.. her colltr w1th heert lhtped reflector on tt 1f found please cell John Click, 304· 896 3568 Of 896 3815 B Public Sale & Auction R1ck Peerson Auctioneer h censed 1n Ohio and W111 V~rgt­ nll Rttl E1tate, enbque, ftrm llqu1dttlon sales 304 773 57B5 or 773 6430 9 Wanted To Buy . We P"' cash for lltt model cleM'I used cars J•m M'"k ChiN Olds Inc Bill Gene Johnson 614 448 3672 TOP CASH plid for '83 model .nd new• ~.tltd cart $mrth Bu1ck Pontiac 1911 Entll'n Ave Gallrpoht Call 814 446 2282 U•ed Mobile Homet Call 614 448 0175 Madeat 3 BR home 1n good cond1t10n Rio Gr•nde At 141 orGtlllpol•aarea Ctll614 268 YEARS EXP. OF MOTORS lk. IOOI t1 hp. l / 1tl&7 WOII GUAUNJEED / fRU UTIMATES large whttt m•lt Clst found on Rt 28 Bethan Rd F1r11t tum 10 right p11t Southern High School Found on the fnat of Mey C1ll 6038 REWINDS ALL TYPES PU!ll( FOUND Set of lie, a P•rk Front Nur rtstrooms Identify at Tribune Offlct 826 Third Ave GtUpolls Oh1o Young male Beegle lost m HemhJck Grove with Shadeerae Lott ••nee Mty 18th If found call614 992 8847 ROOFING & SIDING We Carry F11h1ng Supplies 6 lost and Found MEMBERSHIP $5 00 Non-Member Cover Charga 82 00 20 Years Exp PLUMBING & HEATING Wutmghoult clothes dryer ntedt repaer lerge metal wm dows 304-875-1431 &14 949·2230 7 POOL EXCELLENT REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES 22 teres hav Gtlllpohs Ferry 304-876 41531 We Are A Pnvate Club Now Accepting New Members 992-9901 8eautrlul older colon1al w1th all mod ern fea1ures 1ncludtng m QffK_. Housing Headqu art ers 949·3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home HARRISONVILLE - In the country -Cute little ranch type house wrth garage and almost 2 acres ol ground 3 bedrooms equrpped k1l chen Much more $25 50 0 basement w1lh busmes5 rrn house Josl $4 000 SYRACU SE - Modern 2 BR ran ch Cook & bake uml s Must see' 49835 St. lt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 MIDDLEPORT - 2 umt apartment bulldrng Ready to move rnto 3 bedroom unrls should rent lor $200 00 plu s each Owner wants $1 9 900 rill gi:l liiJle Ba sP.ment cook 1usl oul of tnvm w1lh little old Ca JJe G&M TV REPAIR POMEROY - Nrce 1~ st ory home wrth vrnyl srdrn g 2 J bedrooms parf1al basement and equ1pped krlchen JUST $10 000 Askmg $3 I 500 PO MEROY - NICe lg older 3 OR home 3 baths lannly SALI SBURY - MINERSVILLE- Beau t1lul home w1th a bea uti ful v1ew1 3 bedrooms lull basement I '! bath s all quality co n liVer v1ew F1 replace .:. hop iliJU IJI ~Ox24 & fruit $?0 000 Sill pupp1... 6 mtlft. 1 femlle pen Poodle tnd 1 3.,. 875 4526 PRICE REDUCED - LE· BANON TOWNSHIP - 30 acres woodland mrnerals tree gas from e!ISIIng well P r~vate and secluded Just $) 500 struct 1on Fronl J]or Ch w1th a NEW LISTIN G - 15 acres lenccu 3 BR home dr~ll ed well modern bath lg I~Vrng gas heal barn hen hou se KrnJ r.r " r1v e rv1ew lltdl.whtttTV, 12 "' 15Yean old Good conditiOn Ph 114UI-1111 514110 Buying d11ly gold tllvef coln1 rings IIM'II'V sterhng ware, old com• l•g• currency Top Pfl c.. Ed Burkett Btrber Shop 2nd Ave Middttport Oh 614 992·3476 CALL 61.t·4411-3028 \ ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Riverine Antiques THE DITCHING SERVICE J&N CONSTRUCTiON Will Do .... Carpentery - Vinyl & Alumtnum Stdtng - Patnttng - 1124 East Marn St. All Types of Pomeroy HOUR~ luo. Wod -Fn Trenching GAS · WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS llamto7pm Sundoy 1 p.m ·1 p m. ly Chontt or Appo1nlmtnt Drywall Free Estimates Relrable Guaranteed Work 992-7636 RUSS MOORE Bus. Ph. 985·3813 Home 985 · 3137 992-2526 5-21-87·1 mo 4-17 I mo 1-11 1 mo pd SUPERIOR SIDING CO. ACCENT FENCE COMPANY SMALL ENGINE REP All Authorized Serv1ce VINYL & AlUMINUM Let U1 Fem You I• Complete Gutter Work Complete Remo deling Roofmg of 111 Types Worked m home ere. FREE ESTIMATES FlESIDENTIAl / COM MEA CI AL I'll. 7U -2027 :~fl.P~ Refr1gerttor or deep Irene Used 1ewn mowet Chetp 614 & Parts Bnggl • Str•t1on Tecumseh Weed Elter 20 veer~ " Free Esttmates" f 11111 111'/ 1111'111 S1:1 v11:1:~ 11 Help Wanted I~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Menag• needed F1m1ly ulon·tlllnlng cent• Gllllpoht ~ Salery plut commission, ptfct."" .. VICII'IIOn, lniUrtnce, profit thtir ,:O(ti 1ng & more FOf' 1nterveew Catt-61 4 788 8363 collect, Alo f.dtempf-:'",'4: tC S Tl N.,d Babytitttf ffom 2 00 to 7 lOPM Som10nt w11h othtr amtll ch1lclren It hom• Ph 114 317 -7289 Cell before 200PM Ph. 16141 843 -5425 51 1/ ~n .. 892-M&e 23 814 448·2301 . Professional Services "HOW ffiUCh are YOU 8Sking CoNe!. 440 John Oeere Doz.tr 81 6600 octuol Ctll " &14 211s-1n4 Homolown Havo .__ for July Au~? v...,cy lorP•oonol c:.. . Proftt· __ _..;,_and ___ 'T_________-l HetvY dutY A" 1en StU or lldult L \lC 1 etonll emptoy... kl 3 wotldng thifle Call &U-992 111159 or WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL· SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10-8-tfc BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM IUILT ltOMfS & GARAGES " AI Reasonoblt ProcH" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAllS ?t' ~L..--...!,;~ •• • I " .. J&L BLOWN EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR INSULATION Truck. auto. & heavy equipment repairs and welding CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 4·1117 1,., VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING (All makes & models! •lntul1t10n •Storm Ooo,s. •Storm Windows •Replacement Wmdow• •New Roofmg PH. 949·2756 "FR!i£ ESTIMATES" John I. hnh Owner /Mechanic JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 J.J.'If. J . .. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS J&l BLOWN INSULATION 4-21- 17-1 mo All llllll tt 1.1:1 11 1: tt Is ------,-------{ C AVON, no sen.tlce charge, optn terrttonn, phone 304 876 ~~ 1429 " 1 "' - - - - - - - - --7"' " ? EXCELLENT WAGES for sper~,:~ time a ..emb!y work: electro~~' "' tct crtfts Othtr 1nform1tl~ call (5041841 · 0091 EXT 3187 \• open 7 dtYtl CALL NOW!! • : ; AVON itt chengmgl Be emonM ~ ' the flrtt to reap the benef;ts ~C"' the new Avon Ctll 304 8B2, ~ 2846 • r 'r' q HIRING! Government jobt- your~ ~ •11 t16 OOO· t88 000 Phone· cell rlfundlble 111021838 8888'"l' e~t 1203 ~ ~ --~--------------~· · R N apphc.tions are now beln9 "" et4-841·2827. M11 41 31 Homes for Sale ' Home for Sele by Owner Greenbrier Elt , 38A , bt·lwel on2 4•cr•.AC.W B F P ,wei b•. Z ell' pege Ph Befort 4 OOPM 814-UI 4009 After OPM Ph 304-&7&-3811 To seale an EII'IM• 2 lA Houee on 2 lots, etov.. wallher & dryer, n.w roof. c.,.. and e-'IVf • out bulcling, 2 IXtJI lob 10~120 409 Elm St. 0 .. HIM. Oh 415881 Ph 114 882· 1718 w-"P••· For uft by own• 2 story house in Mlddllpcrt OYerlooklng parte 30 yr gu~mteed vlnyle •lding. w-w cerplt. 1'h blth. unique wao&tuork 114-112 15121 Government Home~ from 11 (u ,.-.) OeUnquant 1M property Repottlulont. C1tl 105·187· 1000 EX1 OH-1105 for curr.m S col anh IP. evalleble tor qu elif1 ~~~ applicant• call ERA Town and i Country Rul Eetate 304 67,~~ 7 roomt, "--h Y, house in C~• Ohio Price reduc.d ffOm 127,000 to t21,000 Phone114-981-3571 hftt..; 4 bedroom mod•n tvJM houM. lingle floor plan, loc-ted on ~-of SycllftOfeend Laurel in Middl..,ort 121,1500 Mult bt aotd c.u 114 992 nu or ~548 The FIHI Is In !I The Ntvy opened an office 1n Point Pltr. 1 , ~ ••nt For •nformet1on on Nt~ Y, Joba, ProgrMna and Benefit~ call B1ll 304·875-2216 or 30 1~ 526·57B1 collect It's wort ' looking Into You cen live t~i ; edvenure 1n lhe Ntvy ' .,. ~ MONEY tor College Cell t~e:'­ Army National Guard for FREE' •• lnformll•on ptcket 1 BOO 642~ ;. 3619 - -=:;;:;::::;:===~--- -:-: 12 Srtuations Wanted ' "v " .,., ------~ · · .~.~· k' Will btbylit in my home FleKibil ~ houfl 15 v••• exp•ltoce AH ~ 1911 Retwenc11 tvliltiHt 3~~••~ 176 2247 ,,. -.1;::5--.S"c:;:h-:o-:o.-:ls-~-o-,: ·:; Instruction -lilt 11~· 742·3111 15 rOom house on 'It acre ln. Pomeroy Rustle: 11c:luded Over looks rrver ttiiOOO 814 t8J·4437 3 t..droom home. 3 ecrtt eacelent k)cation tnd m.ny utrH. 121.900 or mlkt ofltt' Pttont 114· 742-2480 3 Hdroom hou1e. 2 ac:r• •nd etflettnO¥ tpt for •ale by owner Mud ... to apprec:itte 114· ltl-4271 •nvcime Ho.M for Nle - call 30' 175 7313 for tppOinlmenl • HouM whh 5 ecr• Ultra mot*n Apprelted 80's Price Negocltble 304 171 3099 32 Mobile Hames for Sale -----------,,~ --~~~~~~--~ ·· 1 B Wanted to Do .,,,, ----------·~'·" NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS AT 35 PHONEI14 446-7274 Seplic tank pumprng retrdentraJ, tt & commencal tBO per lo-.1 oe ~ Ron EvensEMtrpt'iltl Jtckso q. ,., Ohio CaH 114 288 6930 l • Orlftdvil• 141170 3 BA 1 'II bathe Tot•l eltctr1c New c.,et Extrenic:e Fre.delhlery Cetl 61,·441 017& Jlm'e odd jobt painting drJY•.,t"' way reettllng ctrpenterwork .. / 1 root r11pair trees • hedg"' i. experienced Call 614 379 ~ 2411 ! li! Need Of' Wtmt • mObile home? WIICinhelp 188,SCihuftz31A, " ·' 211oth Colll14-441·&721 Need or Want 1 moW. home? Wec.nhetp. 1184Schuttz3 lA , Wtll mow law ns m town Ctl! t 2 .... Coll&14 441&721 -.,.,...,-~~--:--~· · f " Hie Mobile Home. 28A erMI•, 1 tcre olltncl t11.000 " ' . , . 441· 4141 M & M Ltwn Care & Window ~ Clur11ng Ctll any dll'f tfter 81\ PM , 814 379 2&71 Bebyemlng rn my home& d8'f• "- • week Provkt• melle It nec.,-1 il •trY Rtftf'tncet on requttt Pb ' 114· 318 8114 ------------------~~ Ltwn mower r.,* Wtll p1ck UQ. ;.· and dlltvv Al1o light h.ullnhll!l C1ll 114·7U-2393 or 614. ~ 742·3091 REIUILT & REPAIRED . 'I Ctn do light hauling tnd roofinl•:'• !'\ StyllnL shampoo girl & m.ntcu '"t Heentt r.,q Ptrt time Ph 114-44117211 or 441· 7120 Will baby tit In yoor home 11\.o: Potnt PleNant arM 31M nl-..., 8165 '....' ~. Mer l o~ A • '!.. 1 SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MlllllRIY AVE. POMEIOT, OH. PH. 992-99.9 1 Card of Thanks A IIQ ThanU to ell our famify, Glreoe Slle May 23rd 9AM 4PM 1525 Mtonolll Or Clo thlnt a Fvm1ture, much mon Rtin or lhk'l• frlendt end nelghbore tor thlllr help .ml elrlng during this ..... IUntM lttnley and Franc. lob lorton, Owner 5-11·17·tfn 3 Announcement~ Adut1 end chddtens Items elo· 11ung, curtelnt m1ac. rt.mt Ofl " New Lima Ad In Rutlend Sat. :» Mty 23 tnd Mon 26th r.,v~ •• Fri. & Sat Mty 22 6 Ml¥ 23 Rodn.yVlll-eell Thlrd8t 10 & Houses for Rent redecorated 3 4 BR room Plenty of storage sptc. Ntce localaon Ph 814 Garage stlt Monday Mty 21,11 to d•• Clothlnt- dilhel, b•'"!J b-'lcerd• George Whiter• Old >' At 33 , ~ 44&-7026 N1ce 2 Bdr unlurnlthed house Garage WOfkshop Ref 8t dep oslt Prefer mwfled cou~es Acctlptonechald Cel161' U6 9666 Newty remodeled 3BR house just out of Cttv Limit• Ctll after 3pm Ph 814 '48 6278 2BR. brick, lull basement 1 cM gerqt 1260 P• month 3BR hom• clott to town ut1llty room 12715 p• month 31R home on lob McConn1ck Ad , ftn"llty rDOpl. full basement t275 p• month Crecht raport reftttncn and ncurhy dtpotit requk'ed m.. R•al Estl'tt Pfl 814-4411 W•• 3&44 Secluded Mountain Lodge style hom• C•thedrel ceiling. ttone fifiPI•• 3 BA 2 beth full butmtnt. 30 ecrtl fenced pttture 2 barns ttocktd pond Availlble June 1 13715 per month Ctll 814 742 2581 b• ginning Mey 20th NICII 3 bedroom houtt Fam1ly room g•age btnment, forced lir he• 6 woaded ecr• barn 1275 per monlh 1100 deposit No an11de pill• 10 E111 St Pomeroy IU 992 :JI19 14•tl Mobile home. fenc.d ylnl. 3 lott kl I!WI"''r.., Ceft 114·441· 1331 or ->.. 14 441 Houst with gtr~t end futl btsemtnt 2 or 3 BA • all electnc. ctnlrtl air Arbaugh Addition, Tuppers Plain• Ctll 114-44& 749&. Fumllhed 2 bedroom houH tor rent in Addison 1 bedroom lufnlshed •plrlment In M1ddl• port Call 114·992·6304 after 400pm Very nice 3 bedroom house 1n Pomeroy F11eplace full M•• menl, exceUenl cwpM Only t225 per month For ln1o call I rooms and beth 1200 Over loolu Oh1o Rlv• tcrost from Plua Hut In Pomeroy 109 Locuet St Call 614 985 3681 or 114-185-3813 42 Mobile Homes for Rant 28R &1~14, AC. qu iet neighbor· tw>od Reltr.,ct & d..,oslt r• ~tUk'ld. Clott to Rio Grende Aduh• ptlflft'td Ph 114·246· II~~ or 446·0239 II fl Mobile !tome to 1 or 2 persone. dtpolit r.terance& no pets Cellll14 317 77'3 Mobile home loCIIttd It SttUI Ct 23 hrger Ctl II,. ...a 07&1 2 BR on ltrge priv.telol 1 mite lrom town 1200 month. lecur lty depolh • rtfer.,ctt Cell 1121 1173 1 bll Kirkwood Atmo· ,..... WiH COftl6der off• 114 ~- 2454 ate• I OOp m 3 bedroom trail• lor rent 1 Yl bathe CaH 114·812 3221 141110 C11tl1 2 8 A .W cond wuMr 1M .,.., tumlahed, 011 , ..._. lot 1ocaet1 C"-hke. b1ek1e HlterdMIIIIriOf 14960 2 bedroom 'IOU Pf¥ utilltl•. lduht only d..,otil requrrtd. .......... m.I:OO p m 1 biO Ubl(ly E*'eftent conditiofl Ctna'll elf tnd ewnlnp 2 III~JOOIUI For 6ntormetian. ctl 114-t4f.21M 1114 1'•10 Carolin• mobile hOme end lot Hertford W Va , 304·&7~ 2631 J.l.'s REPAIRS CONTIACTING TYs, Antennas CHISlll, OHIO Satellite Sales lnstalation Service •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACEMENT •REMOOELING & ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES I POLE BUilDINGS Electronic Organs Mobile eervice Ph01t1 Day er hllli... 614-143-5241 985-4141 IUSONAIU • .UAIII I·ZO.'IIi tfn I SANDY'S AUTC) SALES Aut-tiwe lepalr & Sertrice ruHlUPS to TIAN!MISSION CAU t91·740S Apt: Sl. II. U, Pomeroy, ON. We'll S.R You A Used Car or Fi1 Tour Old One PEAT'S SHAIPIN UP A COIIT INI&i U HAND I CIA SAWS CARBIDE TIPS SC1S80JIS • SNIPS PLANER BLADES ROUTER BITS CLIPPER BLADES KITCHEN KNIVES PRUNERS , BAND SAWS • CHAIN SAW CHAINS una-. .... LMtt . . _ ... 4Jr41 tiS·4111 tr . ., ..,,.. ~12-17-IM USEOSOFFAS ucellentcondl tlon VInyl rdner, porttblt etereo Corbin & Snydtr Furn1· turePh 114 4411171 Chk*tns 100 lterted, c:tMdle born 3·9·87 t2 00 IICih until 8187 Sell aM or ptrt Call 114 3117 0279 Afttt' IPM 1 bedroom ground floor privtte entr1nce recently r.nodtted EvttVthlng furn . loc outskirts Htndtfton t210 month 30' 875 1730 For Stle 31 puppets 1 stage • chalra, akrts tnd other mll'leriet Anyon• In puppet ministry ehould bt lntlfested 61' 882 45 Furnished Rooms Aoom1 for ,.,.., day week month GaUlt Hot_. Call 814 4-tll-9715 Rent11lowut120 month Furnllhld room t1 00 Ut ilities p..d Shere bath Single mal• 919 Second Gtlllpolls C•ll 441 4411 after 7pm 47 Space for Rent Office Sptc:e for Rent Excellent tor AttorniP(t, Accountant etc CIOH to Court Houae Clll W•semen Reel Ett•te Agency 814 441·3644 Mobile Home Spec• country lot water ptkt 1 c er g•ege Virgtnt L Smith Real .-tat• Ph 61. 388 8828 FAMILY PRIDE MOBILE HOME PARK At 2 so uth Otlllpolls Ferry WV Now r•nting loll for t&ri 00 per month C•ll 304· en 3073 efttt & oo PM 47 Wanted to Rant 3 or 4 Bedroom house 1n Kyger Creel! School District Referen ce• Ph 614 441 8121 aazo ShrJn•• Parade Ctr lor sale VW convll"'lbte, red with white lnlll'ior, 5 HP engine hcellent condition, used twice Ctll 814 99Z·5320 For t~le brty Am.,icen chtst of drawer tnd tw in bed M1ple llnl1h e110 Ctll tft., 500 &14 912·6293 Retrlg ... etor, tteetnc drytt die· hwuher, electnc:.tove JOfaand ch11r tnd 10 speed biC¥cle Call 114 843 5294 attar 2 00 p m 3 bedroom apt up nalrs •135 month Aleo W1ndows t2 00 etch Ctll 1ft., 5 00 014·949 · 2195 Stltl 10 Inch Crehman Ttble S•w. J C P1nn..,. S•wlng Ma · chlnl(ustdfewtlmH) 140 000 BTU Lenno• nttuqlg• furnace lgood condltronl t 11SO Cell 114 7'2 2271 Abo¥1 ground pool for aale with fHttr 4 ft II 24 ft t 415D Cell &14 98~ 4162 Tony • Gun Raptus hoi rlblue ing Open 9 00 AM to 7 00 PM Ctll 304 171 4131 For nit • Llmtttone. aand grl\l'tl fMI d1rt firewood Dell· v.,td 30'· 1715 U12 Surplua d..,lrn, renttl tnny Ctrhart clothing Sam SomeMI._., Eett Aevenswood Fri. S.t Sun 12 00 t ill 8 00 PM 304 273 51&6 Fuller Brush Producll ordttr from your loctl dealer Stve po1t1ge call Wilma Wood 304· 6715 1080 M e r c ~~n tl1s c B & 8 Graenhouae, 4 mil• north PolntPitMtnt At 2 Ve,elebl" 1nd flower pl~tnll, htnglr~g bukttt Watch for signs 51 Household Goods Gt.11 top t eble 4 c•ne chairs with pldded INti e•celltnt con dation I 1 50 00 304 876 6787 after 4 p m SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITUR E 82 Ol1ve Sl Gelllpahs New I used wood coal s~n I pc wood LA suite' t399 bunk beds 1199, rtcNn•• new & uted bedroom tu/111 wringer wuhen. & ahott Ntw llvlngroom euhtt 1199 1599, lamps Celt $14 446 :11159 Countv Appliance lne Oood ueed applltnc. and TV aele Open lAM to tPM Mon thru Stt 114 441 1819 &27 3rd Av• Gtllipolls OH Vtlltl¥' Furnltur• new 6 uted Larg• Medon ol qutUty luml ture 1211 Elttern An . GtlltpOIIt GOOD USED APPUANCES Wnhers, *vert r.rrlger.-ore. rtnu•• s•agg• Appli1nCU1 Upper Rivw Ad betide ltone Cr. . Mottl 1"·444· 7398 LAYNE'S FURNnURE Mobile homte tot rent 2 b.ct room turnithed, phona 304 171 tt12 or 1t1 Hugh lunll 33 3 bedroomtreiler. 1171 month Wlter tnd tr_, pldlup rtdude>d 30'-171220 35 951 132 38 8&1 (3~- 44 Chihu•hua 1Omo old small blldc malt Wetlt•tlned 175 00 Ph 814 446·4&7& 448 1&92 Adult Cock" Sptnlels Aduh Shlh Tru Chocolllfe Cocker pups Ftmlle No c h&Cke Call 814 992·2107 2213 Pure bred 80fdtl' Colllt Pupa Am•1c1n Saddle bred riding horu• 304 937 3173 Delu..: Asfll.,- wood burning ltovewith fen 304 875 1217 58 56 Building Supplies Fruit & Vegetables 18 ft Wtevtr John boat Lite Jacll&t 30 lb thrust elect ri c mo1or Tilt tratl m & battery Cell 614 446-1612 16 ft Glastron boat and tr11lar for n le no motor Good co ndi· bon A•kln(l S60D Phone 614 992 3413 I 1915 Honde CB 750 mmt cond 304 67~ · 5909 ~~==========~;==~~~~~;:~1 71 fdt lll Siip piii'S II l rvr: SIII d 61 Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS uS 315 Wftt J1ckson, Ohio 114 281 84&1 Mttlty Ftrgu•on N•w Holland Bush Hog Stl• & Service Ovtf 40 used tractors to cMostfrom & camplele lin• of new & uetd equipmll'lt l.llrgnt tel.c:tlon tn s E Ohio 1---------180 M..ety Ferguson 011111 Tr1ctor 13950 New Holland 273 IIIII" 11796 N•w Holland H1y Bind 1996 Ph 111• 2811 1622 360 J 0 Oo1er good shtpe 6 w1y bltde t8 780 00 Call 814 258 8719 44 o..., Momoriol Ooy I I 114 Strtwberrlet Pk:tt your own Iring contalnert Cllll.lde Win ters Rio Orandt Ohio Cell 114 2U 15121 ITRAWIERRIES - PI<* ,ou, own - stenktg Thur.dl¥' M..,. 2ht 81m 8pm tlrMdy ptdltd 11 28 qt C•mpground field onty Happy Holow FrultFtrm Ouroc Boara 81ed Ju•t Iiiia the we t e1ted et the Oh io Tettatlon thet gained over 2 1!1 lb l per day Roger B•ntley. S"""' OH 613-684·2398 bo•• hr old Reg Outrt., Honfl gelding Ph 814 379 2U:J Pony IOf tile Genlle. 42' 12yrs old Good whh chllclren c111 211-1n2 IMrll 114·742·2510 I ye• old Plllimino Outrter M•re. ' H trained. Weetern Ple•ure, 1760 DO 8 ye6f old Appelooaa Mtre hill been con· tilted In berrelt thown t Ufl.l400 00 014-812 7122 pi•• 64 Hay & Grain Hay fOfHII t1 / bll•lt the field t1 21 cletfnred tnd sttchd LocM ed beside ftir;roundt Catl 111•· 441 3120 or•48 0373 304·&7&·Z021 APttrtment fOf Rant ---..-.._ _._ I rdll s porLIIr rr n 71 Autos for Sale .. - 10N 34 > .. ,..,_. -411- - H . 1111 Apt 0231. IJIIIIloo 107 hoond A.o Oollloolit Ph 441-4411 - T7 Oldo V·&, tiiO 71 Ply· movtt. Volwt V·l 1700 CaN C•rpet .r..-..ntl II 00 a ylld end up M.......,. FYm+tr.~r1 U - RIY• Ad Ph et4· 441· 7444 0fl00 Ill 7f'M on Wtolc o... • ...... - . ....... Coli 114--4W Coli-. -a_....,., ••~.,~·~·~·~.,~~~~-=--== ..... z... tta111 ..... 1ZfeM,... ~ 1111•• 11$ L ....... U~;J-,!7;7•.=.- Cell ....... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U lit 1143Bt·HII CAAf'll 1114 Ford EIICOI't, 4 tpd AM·FM ttpe. w6ttrlml, l2111 Johft' t AutO Ill• lulavHte. Rd Clollr,oott ~~~- 1171 Ctmtfo 300 cu In , AT, ,_._.. U - RIY• Rd . Ph 114-441· T-- LooOt ........ "" 114- 241·SU4 .,..._ .... tv·. P'h • . , . ...... 1141 ...... ~ AC. C...o. AM FM Ce...Ue. 0.,. blue m•Nc: 7444. 0fl00 111 7PM on Wtolc DoYt Good _ _ _ _ v-..,.. ..... -- ..... ---··- .. --·--· oe I •• W~gon for aele Exettl.m condi· tlon 11 000 Cell 014 992· 3090 tfter 4 30 p m 19n Fo rd F 100 sflort bed 361 cu ln AT AC AM FM Dllltttt ttldl ng retr window flbttglln 1opper Very ! ood body 11881 Ph 814 46 &884 19815 Oodge plekup 3 ton 21 ooo mlln •noo Clll614 992 sua For t •le 1971 Ch..,.y pick up Ctll 114 992· 2111 betwHn 8 30-6 30 tlttr 8 00 Clll $14 Strult e119 95 ptlr lnsttlled Mo11 modele Muffler M•n 9 Stimpson Ave Athen• Ohio 1 800 843 3767 79 Motors Homes & Campers 28 ft Titan molar home, co m· pletlly aelt co nttlned geners tor sleeps 8 18800 Cell at4 44e.oooa 78 FIHtwlng 8 ft pldlup campll' Stove refrlgert1or fur nt ct E~lrt cl•en Sleeps 4 C1ll &14-44& 1312 21 It camper trtlter til conven tencn 12200 Ctll 814· 2SI· 1211 81 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROO FING Unconditional lifetime wuartn· tit loc1t rtlertncu furnlthtd fr N ntlmlltea Call collect 1 1!11,· 237 0'88 dty or nigh t Rog e ra B ••• m •t'l l We1erprooflng SWEEPER tnd stwlng machlna repair p1rts, tnd supr,ll" Pick up 1nd delivery D•v • Vtcuum Cl .. ner. one half mlle up Georges Cr~ Ad Call 814 44& 0294 All 1'1PII ctrptniM I concrttt work lnt!H"IOr ederlor remo dtllng , p•lntlng roofing fi N 11tlmetea Clll614 446 1174 Vlnvl• & Alumin um Siding Storm w indows & door• over han g gultftf'l Free elllmate t Ph 81,· 4411 · 63:12 Act Connructlon Roofing gut AU work guarante~ Ce11614 388 97ftl!l or 388·9792 lert. miSonrv worll RON S Tel evision Strvlc• Houtt Ctlls oo RCA. Outzlr QE Speclaiing 1n Zenhh Cell 304 1571 2398 or 614 4411 2454 11 l Ft11V Trtt Tr imming ttump ramovtl Cell 304 875 1331 ConCl'ele flnl1h perking loh bttements t ny alze jo b Senior Citizen Discount Rlcll Ga rlleld 614 985 4414 1 Stsrks Trtt tnd lawn Servlc:t l1wn cart lendscepi nu 1tump rtmo ve l 304 · 1571!1 2842 or 678 2903 82 Plumbing & Heating 74Z·2991 CARTERS PlUMBING 1984 Fotd Ranglf 42 000 mil• UOOO 114 7'2 · 2878 1980 Oatsun redu ced E~cel lent condttlon Owner look good c•• olthit one 304 171 5811 19112 PlymouU• fMck·up looka tnd runs good t2 200 or bnt AND HEATINO Cot Founh tnd Pint O•lllpolls Ohio Phone 614 U8 3888 or 8 14 ,41!1 ,477 84 offor 304·&71·2141 73 Auto Repair Van1 & 4 W D 1878 Dodge V1n low milt~• Good shept 11100 Clll1!114 241·S232 1912 Toyota •14SR I Plek up, I 1peed sunroof AM FM c ... ene UIIO Cell614 441 1111 efter IPM 1981 OMC lu ..:urv Convertlon V111 Plueh lntwlor air Cfut... tltt. etc OariiQit kept 12 000 miles tU . IOO IU 985 4418 Motorcycles Electricel 8t Refrigeration Reald1111 ti"' or commerc•el w lr lng New ••vice or r!Pelrs Llctnstd t lec1rlcltn Ethmele frH R~enour Eltetrlcal 304· en 11111 85 General Hauhng Ollltrd WMwr S.rVICI Pool1 Clttern1 Well t D•lt'lmy Any time C•ll 114 441 711104 No Sundty c~I J J • J Wtter Service Swlmmlr'IU pools clt1erns wells Ph 0 14 2415 9285 Wattereon 1 W• ltr H•u ltng ,. ..ontble rttH lmm•d11te 2.000 gallon d1ll\l«y clnerns pools weH etc ctll 304 57&· 2919 Houu coli llm•tone •nd grtvlll D• llvlfed 1 ton •nd up J im Llni6r 304 87& 1247 or e75 7397 c:.rpec. ,..... . . . 00 • ., . . Buildings • u ...... HI , . , =~:..::.:..~~-=--:' 1979 Chevy M•llbu Stttion 18811 y.,efla YZ·280 tJicttlent c:ondhion Ph 11' ._... 1710 CARPET C1 r •'*MI ~ . 5I . . fet ..... 1 lfl tt,e111 1M. 740 hoond D• II II Pt. F M' 1--. Ave. t1• ,., ......... 0..... 7471 Sltlnl•• ateef PhltUIIaystems Now cullom maM for your truck motor home or clauic ctr With tlf•tkTit w1rrenty Muffler Man 9 Stimpson Ave Athens Ohao 1 800 843 371!17 74 funtiehed & unfurnfthed IP(s t110 00 lftd up. ref••c. Itt. :ao.t-171· 7731 Of 304 171 1104 A· 1 flell E~t~te Butt-• ~ l'!l-t104. 1911 Pontltc Grtnd Pm Broughtm Loltdtd t3100 Cell II 14 "II· 7380 IB22Ut 1f'M ...... ~~- - 77 il Tetry eemper f1500 30111 IIIIINitHITrfbblefld ofiRt 12 Ptrtt lor 1978 Blarer 1r1n front 6 rear dr ive theft reer end & other pane 614 387 7B13 S2&0 00 Real sharp 1982 Cutlt•• Su preme Brougham top V 1!1 engine 11r PS PI Cell 114 992 11941 '71 lllaer • wheel drNe new tW• , hNdert strong vehk:le It tarns Oar-s• 304· 878· 7710 or 871 1740 Ut·IOU 10 ..w firm HenNn Tr... ...... Qka iWVafot ...,. &nhuon•loft ul to4-773· 1111 or 77J.11H til• I 00 Auto Parts & Accessorres Ou1l •~htul1 kits 199 96 In st1ll1d Mon Fords Chtvy Trudia Vtnl 4x4's Muffler M•n 8 Stlmp1on Ave Athens Ohio 1 BOO 84:J 3787 1980 GMC 8 1 I Slerrt Pkg v 8 full inject" ' · wh•el drlv • Ani Sherp 18900 Call 814 448 2105 livestock - - - -- - --·le8t wt1Chinl for my slrawberry For 111e Her11ord and Slmml1 .. Taylor llen'Y Petch Kerr Rotd Pad! your own ltraw'*'"• 76 1982 Ford Escort wtgon, 4 IPd , tir AM FM tape. e2289 1984 Dodge Omnl 4 apd 121!199 Jahn'IAutoS•I• 8ulevlllaAd Gllllpoll• 63 296& r 'I ... 3 1 R - -. ..... plu.2 ..... lilll?llop. AI btadl top rood Col J04·411-1S11 Col tft•IIIM f S 1 utos or a e 1987 Ford Renger 41C4, chrome wh ... l fuel lnlection cull om pschoe Could 1ake over pay· m1nt1 Ph 1114 248-6294 McOwite Reettv c., 1 UOJ,ourth Ave Hunting tlllftl wva 21701 or Ph :104 ~ A Now buying thtll corn or e11 corn C•llforltn:estquotaa Rivet" Ctty firm Supply 814 '46 59 For Sale or Trade Coty 7 room on• "ory home ,......, Addleon School 01• !riot F"'*'tr poncl. bom & J.lifl4 (itUit1 CI •"'"'IIL'w.r 1 *" ,._ 8102 or 114 2411· 5171 3Z ACRES JuM Ill mite~ ~ dty limite Bolt and 1r11l tl' 12 ft Sears G1me tnd Fisher V bottom fibergl ass with electrtc motor $4&0 DO 304 676 2815 I Fr"h Holtteln Caws & Htlfers Molt with D H I AI records Cell OU 288 24g1 ed 10 pi<* your own In tht n..t f.w dtyt Ph CIIUde Winltl'a 8,. 2'1 5121 Pl'l 16ft 1Tom Bov Bast Boat equipped t1660 Ph 614 367 766:J 1---------- Tomtto ltlktt 10C each Jough mill lumber from 110 00 per thoultnd, 304· 875 · 2716 bt· tw...,8tm lnd43Dpm 304·&71·&&74. 10~oN 1-\eR. 1'\J~!-IE! 961 1---- - - - - - - -------:-'-----:-· lc- 8120 1112 Motorcycte 750cc V ·41 Sof1 tnd chtlr CoffN end end tabkle Engine tr.n!Ntelon turbo ch•l• out ol '71 Buick Yarnlha Electric: piano .-..one s~:~e: Nei ghborhood Ad 614 «6· 8298 tfttr 6 00 ~ N~EibS {48 59 901 ZIJ Doubltsidtlltt 273 New Holland tq Beier 1971 Pontiac 8onnevUia2 door enlrenCit door tets with deco 11500 Ford lpt Rtkt 1325 wry nice looking and runs good rtlfld gle•• and thee! penel Shww Poe1 Orivw t700 7ft •1715 Phone 114·742· 2'60 doore 350 oo.. 30 8ronze Loeu1t po•u 11 35 tach Ph tlumlnum double commerclel 114 388 1832 1968 ChiVy Nov• e cyl . auto entr1nce doors Sltt 589 15 or good tires Runs good l!IU •lngels 399 II with handels 1nd Mtasle Tractor 6ft mower deck 992 21111 locll.s 31 Single or doublt t1800 00 Ph 614 448 4:148 lttded gl•• It"" lnsuleled 19815 Monte Ctrlo T top 4 :J doors sets reg 199 00 to fuel InJection tlr tilt crulst Jividen 1 Ftrm Equipment 1800 00 now 349 95 lo 1114 Ull 1176 AM FM CIUittt 35 000 milee 8915 00 32 St•et doors 1M! 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OHIO &14·384-364& bed1 treillf'l aprltyers teed 304 876 5684 bun•• lkl•lock weler.,s, min· 1r1l feeders, WhMI Horae lawn& ' 84 Pont ltc Fiero 1t1reo gudtn tQulpmtnt Uud c .. ttttl black elr cond uc hu1pment 8 round btllfl cond. 304 175 5110 Groom 1nd Supply Shop·Ptt (aamethet t1ke•slow111 35HP 188B Mer curv XA7 SPCougar Groom1ng All br . . dl All tr• ctort mowmg machln iS rtk• drum mower square B11t oHer c•l belwHn I 00 styln Julie Webb Ph 814 440 btlera Uled trtCIDfl 3 7' 8 00 PM. 304·812· :1146 0231 htyblnea cutdltloner. lime 75 Old• Cutl11t good shtpe Ortgonwynd Ctttery Kenn .. spruder. tobtcco tett1re. dl• e• 1nd runs good phone 304 875 CFA HlmaltYtn Pettlll'l and plows harrow grevlty w1gon Sitmnt kittens AKC Ottow And eM us lor •complet e llne ol 28111 pupptea N.W kittens Sltm•e partl • servlcel 73 Mont• Cerlo body IOIId e125 and Hlmalaytns Ctll 6U 448 Mechtn lcll tobtcco uner Call 304·676 81197 befort 10 0 38« tfttr 7PM 1350 Ctll814 258 1285 Oom Rtg ApptiOOSI 4y r old Pal• mtno M1re 1800 or beet crlfer Buy one any 111echeln lew' cheln 1980 Cl'levr CHeUon 4 eyt auto tlr p• pb tiH crul11 pw dal~tye tnCILide• Addle Cell tftll' IPM tnd gil second chain hllf price SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO d wfp• 1m-tm CISI. new tlrll. 304 675 1003 Hend•son W Va 304 87& new rebulft trll'lt 119 000 mU" new ptlnt 11 750 30111 575 21!16 Golden Retriever pups AKC 7421 3 Regl1ttted 10 wka old Prlct lnclud" lint thott ptptfl & vet check. 1150 each this weft 62 Wanted to Buy 72 Truoka for Sale onty Ctllloday 1 2BI 5110 Full blooded B•tgle mothtt 6 pups no etch Cell 614 26& 2 bedroom trllillf for rllnt In GtrNpontFonv 304 &71·3211 (81 I liM IAI grtde 8 lltt 15 V. %114d woodPen•ling o• pentllng 11 ~4~8 Birch Reg 2495now1&81517 Plneend ctdtr wood wing• cottlng 1151Q ft pr p11Ckeget811and 110 95 pk 18 • 4x8 GIIM tHe bethpane4eiBI4 99end5 99• 19 Perma {R)Intullted sfltet mg foil one aide ( ~ •4~8 4 99) (~114d 5 911 (1 -4d II 99) 20 Thttmol ply inaulllhleah•• thtng foil 121 aldtl 41C8 4 95 25pc up 1 00 off Pr Pc 21 lnauulettd templl'ed gle" ptnels ~x32•711 29 95 et 31pc up 215 91 22 • Plne•n11de IO\Itttd tdjuetabl• ehuttert til sizes below whol•tle colt 23 K Lull btnch mtrk brldl. corners 50 centt bo iC mortor 2 a-' 10 95 2' Preflnlsfltd btuct .oak nooring ~ th1ck 2 11. w•de 20sq h ctn t41 00 10 ctn up 39 II ctn 26.-Prllhung Interior doors pi'tflnlehed tnd unflntlhed til sizes fBJ2191• 21 Stftl e~t•ior lnsulll'ltd pr.. hung doors (8) 19 85M 27 hter1or etHI door blankt IB! 26 OOt1 28 ·Pine Louvet"td By fold doors Sltt (24· 29 911 (30 30 a...1or ..,., 304 Btl 3130 Boats and Motors for Sale 1983 Thundercrelt 11 120 H P , I 'I 150 lwurs One owner tal•• 304-87&·2785 Electric k•tchen stove wh1te 40 lnd!H wide no 00 304 8715 75 CLOSEOUT'S 1 · Counter tops k•tch~ tnd bMh end bar 12 89 Lin Ft IBI 2 MtrbltVtnltyTop' s{B)From 115 19 to ' 22·•8" 110 00 Ia 160 00 3 22·30 Almond Vtnlty and Marblt Top 179 96 4 · 10 StMIIIthTub'•Aimond end whn 189 9ha & HIQh Glop tub well kits almond and whitt 121 H 8 • 1 pc Fiber tub •nd shower tombln• t1on White and colors I 159 95 to t179 86 7 2 pc F1bergln1 tub •nd showert combmtbon whit• and cotors ' ' 99 96 8 Oelu.. acrylic tub end thower• w1tf1 top Reg 1159 95 Now 299 96 9 Color Commodea t69.96 10 · F1bel'gl~a~ Roof shlngl11 !B) t 16 95 aq 90wt rol rotting t9 96 11 • Pine '"'1h uw T ·1·11 Siding (~11 1111' 12 85) 25pc up 1 DO off pr Pc 12 • ..,_-.:4 118 Plywood B 95 'II 6 95 215pc up t1 00 off pr pc 13 "'ll'xlx tongue & groove wtter bo•d t9 IS or (~x4x8 8 961 25pc up 1 00 of1 Pr Pc (7 1&thu:ob8· 6 95) 1' •~• ctdtr or treated lattice 12 915 and1095 1100off26pc up M•le golden relriever 4 1h months old t126 Call 1!114 electflc nove 17& Call KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by L1rry Wright BUYOUTS · SECONOS TD 6 Bulldoler with wench Good cand111on U 500 00 304 1715 6744 luildint Mtlariah llol*, brick. uwer pipte, win dowa lim.. l . Me Cleude Win· ••• R~ Grllnde. 0 Cell 114· 2U 1121 3 btdtOOm tr ••• with large room Mded dlsc:ount for aeniot citll..._ llictt but no pete. 30'-..8 1887 - -112-3705 F1rm1 far Sale _,_s1_4______________ Ctttlyhc Convtrtert only $89 95 Moat modets lnstelle· tlon 1110 avallabl• MuHI~r Men 9 Stimpson Ave Athtns, Ohio 1 800 1143-3787 Spece lor amtll trail•• All hoo• upt Cabte Also efficiency rooms. elr 1nd cablt M11on wv. c111 304 n3 &151 Coli &14·992-2403 lrtda Plue smtll window elr conditioner Cell 114·261· APARTMENTS mobll1 homn. housn Pt Plenent and Gell1po hs 814 441· 8221 Hous• and ap..-tmlr'ttl tor rtnt 3090 814·441-2236 or 114·44S· 2581 ·- Furnished Apt 1BR , 701 Fourth Ave Gallipolis t226 Uulltlel Pd Ph 4'8· 4411 ah• 7PM furnlahtd 1 bedroom apertmtnl tnMiddleport S210 p.,montt1 1100 dt~Posat Ctll 814 992 &150 COUNTRY MOBILE HomtPerk Route 33 Nonh o1 Pomeroy Renttl trailers Call 814 892 7479 no-. ~-R• . MARCUM Apartment for Rent Unfurnithtd 2 bedroom houM for rtnt No Inside pets C~n end til new petnt Cell II 14 992 &14·992-3187 --------~ ~ Ret ram Now Southustetn Bu .. lnftt College Call 814 4415 4387 ' 44 Uwn Mower RlpltH', 304·175· accepted for 32 hr full tim,.·" poeitlon ltPieuantVallev Nurt ~ - ~ mg Ctre Center ' Flexlblt " Hourt· AII Shrtu Btntflh,~~ 11111il1blt Conttet Pertonntt Of•1;. flee, Pleuent Valley Hoepltt~ •. 304 1175 4340 ..,...c Reuoneble rates SntdM' 814 948 2128 8t Vicinity r Newty Dependtble Btbysltter needed 5n our homt tfternoon• & evening• Call 114 - ~1- 0500 GallTpona-········· 20 piiCIIt..-vlce to 4 Pfttugreff dish• Plu1 mugs: giiiHt, lamp• • · place Mttlng Call llrJ~IIY Middleport. Oh . 992· 6611 5 22 17 2 mo pd ~1 on State Route Cell 1&9.230 yr Now Hmng Ctll 806·187 6000 bt R-9805 for cu rrent fedttel het VALLEY WMIEI & SUPPLY CALL: ~eel OVERNMENT JOBS. f16,04Q1"1i &14-448 3&58 Somet:Mng New Under The Sun Rtpl Nteded fo 8u11nMs Ac counu Pan Time f18.000 Potlfltlat Ful nme teo ooo • Potent11l Work own Hours • Tr•lning provided Ctll 1 612 938 0019 M F 8 em 5 00 pm •cr• m•ll. ta"tt bus~ Auto plfts n- tqUipmMt. stodt. I mllto ~~~~~~~~~==~ ~ homell1e J1cobaen EUGENE LONG 742 2881 Memorial Countelort t • ..,.., Pr:ovidtl tervle e. th• aomediiV'!I , everyone mutt heve, end mN ....: way above IYirlg&ell'ninge pluto ~ elot of tat11f1ct•on 1n provkling. en abllolute mufl Cell& 1 4· 448...- 3616 10 OOAM 1 OOPM Man,_ thru Fri 5-lll7 DENNY CONGO Public Notice on 1988 modet whitt sewing mechlnea Equipped to z.lgz.tg mon09ram ovtrcttt mends hemming, mlk• button hoi.. & mon Rtguler •341 IU Now t100 00 Th•e are new with 1 20yurwa"-.ntv Ctllll14· 381 4135 Ov~ochd •now. load and sy m· flowers Bulinasa Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBliSH lNG CO recommllnds thtt you do butlnett with people you end NOT to atnd monll¥' through the miM untH you h•e lnv•itetW the oflenng The famrly of Ralp h Hawley wrshes to express !herr Sincere thanks and appre cratron to everyo ne for the ThB Daily Sentinei- Page--11 1271& 117& luldc lloaol. 10.. Pl. PI, lit 1113 Choylllor Now Y..OC.. tully lo- Ph 114- 441nt0 Cel 114-,..:. 1011 Aro; Ilene H - - 'lillY ltUbbrm. He- ttUI gled ~w·~ bell atJitlle ~ moun~n dltnblng ~~e~~t. 1113 Hondt 750 Shedow C•lt 114 «I 10M 1877 0 L 1000 Gotdwtng runs good aaklftg . . 50 llue whh alsey bar Ph 11' «1·1P2 1977 KZ 810 KawtNki 1811 1ti2Wfl 210Huaqvamttl81 Ctlll1' 11141 11111ft1t IPM 1971 XL lliOO Honct. Runs 1nd Oooko good Colli 14-H2 3712 1177 Kawellk: ILTD 1000 mo torcvcle. ••~ cond 304 812 · 2SB7 1113 Honda8hld0w 750 good Cloncl 1 ,100 rnlltt Tela en pd care ol t1 800 304 171· 31&2 1171 HondiCI710, mlnlcond 304-17& 1101 Formerly Ken • now John 1 Wt ter Service John Wett••on Jr Ownll' 1 000 or 2 000 gal tervlct 30, 618 22"48 87 Upholstery R • M Cu1t0m CCKreh• llld A•uptlolnery St At 7 Crown City Oh 614· 2&1-1'70 Evt 114·4'1· 3,311 Open detly 9 to 4 30 Sat 8 30 to 1 30 Old I ntW Uphostered Stntt • Upholetery Shop Furnl tura car 11111 boat ltatl etc Cell 01-4 · 2611270 Rockhclt Ro-.:1 Crown City Mowrey 1 Uphols1 erlng ttrvlng 1ricounly•re•22yurt Thtbln 1n tu.nltur • uphol1111'11'1g Call !.~~~.;~5 4U4 for fru • �.· Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Rufus Strong, 68, Pocahontas. Arkansas, formerly of Meigs County. died Wednesday at the Randolph County Medical Cen ter. Mr. Strong was a son oft he late Earl H. and Dorcas Ogdln · Strong. He was a retired veteran of the U.S. Navy having served In World War II and the Korean Conruct. Surviving are his wife, Betty Foley Strong; two sons, Bill of Wheatrldge, Colo., and Roger of Bernie, Calif.; a stepson, Dennis Higgins, Zion, Ill.; a sister, Edith Talbert, Langsville, two grandchildren and three step grandchildren. In addition to hls parents, he was preceded In death by tWQ s isters, Pauline Holliday and Alma Smith and a brother, Howard Strong. Services wll! be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Btgony-Jordan Funeral Home in Albany with Rev. R. E . Wood officiating. Burial will be In the Standish Ce metery . Friends may call at the funeral home!rom4 to6p.m. Sunday. Military rites will be co nducted by Albany Post 9893 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Society with acknowledgements to Mrs. Harmon O'Brien, C.C.C. Go!fview Trail. Wildwood. Fla .. :1278,, Arthur Morris Arthur Monroe Morris, 90. Crystal Rivers, Fla ., former tyle lgs resident, died Wednesday In Florida following a short lit ness. Mr . Morris was born at Ripley, W. Va ., on Feb. 14, 1897, a son of the late Albert and Lilly Cas to Morris. He was a retired oarpenter . : Surviving are three daughters , !:.lilia n Potte r. Orlando, Fla.; Iva Frledwalb, Dunnellon, Fla ., and Vlvan Frazier. Liston ; two sons. Walter Morris of Pomeroy and Cha rles Mor ris of Marengo. Ohio; a sister. Joda Parsons, Gay, W. Va .; two bald sisters. Sa die Carr, Harrisonville, and <:ella Wayet, Sandusky , and two half-brothers. Ten grandchlldrm and 12 great -grandchildren also s urvlv~. Mr. Morris had resided In Harrisonville. Meigs Count y, f9r a number of yea rs b~ fore !;(ling to Florida. Besides his paren ts, he was puaenger. sedan with the Public Notice Four Door Sedan Police Package Not More Than 352 Cubic · PUBLIC NOTICE SOUTHERN OHIO COAL COMPANY MEIGS DIVISION P. 0 . BOX 490 ATHENS , OH . 46701 Purauant to Ohio Coal Inches V -8 Engine Four Speed Automatic Transmis•ion Engine Oil Cooler Five 15) Police Tire! Heavy Duty Front and Aear Rubber Mats Heavy Duty Front Seal h .tr& Dome Light Bet ween Visors Single Kev leh Hand and Right Hand Remote Mirrors Heavy Duty Alternator leh Hand Spollight Dash G1uget1 (Votts. Temp .. 011. Prenure) 'Pollee Speedometer :Air Conditioning Tinted Glan A .M . Radio 'Heavy Duty Shocks Color Fix Back Doors to Open From outside Only and Fix Windows In Back Doors to SI•Y Up . Heavy Duty Satterv Calibrated speedometer and polk:e package options and transferring radios. siren. flashing signals. fire extinguishers and protective ftOm present car to new1htetds car. Each bid must contain the full name ot every penon or company lnteresla~ in the same, and the bid must be Mining and Recl1mation Rulo 1 601 : 1J -3·04, South· ern Ohio Coal Company, Meiga Mine No.2 . P. 0 . Box 490. Athent. Ohio 4&701 does hereby seek a variance to permit tha installation of a pipeline within 100 feet of end to cross under Columbia Township Road 324 . The pipeline will cro11 under Columbia Townahip Road 324 approJIImately 100 feet weat of the inter· section of TR 324 and Meigs County Ra.d 6 . lntereated parties may comment 11 a public: meet · ing of th1 Columbia TruatHa on June 1, 1987 at 7 :30 p.m. to be held 11 the Columbia Township fire· house on R9ute 143, Melga County. Ohio. RADIO CONTROLED - Chesler elementary students were given a demonstration on flying a radio controled airplane by Ike Spencer of Racine Thursday morning In an open field near the school. Spencer, a member of the Kera RC Modelers, Dew two planes for the youngsters, a red Eagle belonging to Bob Dudding, and his own yellow Kaos. r---Local briefs----. Hospital No Sentinel Monday The Dally Sentinel business, advertising and editorial offices wlll be closed Monday, Memorial Day; In order to permit employe~s to spend thedaywlth their families. 'l'heSentlnel wlli not be published Monday . Publication wlli resume Tuesday. t6i22. 1tc ahd Its performance prop· ertv secured . · These checkt or bonds will CLEVELAND (UP!) - Ohio Lottery olflclals say one of the two winning llckets In Wednes· day's $1~ mililon Super Lotto jackpot Is held by 13 Hamilton City School District employees and an Armco Steel Co. worker in Middletown. The holder of theothertlcket- 10:00 A .M . forthe purchaoo Ctrlo. Offen may be made at the time of tht sale. The Admlnistretrix re serves the right to reject any and all bida. Freddie Houdaahelt, Administratrix of the Ettate of Leoni Kohl. Deceased 161 22. 28. 27. Jtc section of County RQad 1A feet south of the intersectlone of County Road 6 and County Road 1 A. Pipeline to ' cross under Meigs County Road 1 approximately 1,400 teet northwest of the intersection of County Road 4 and County Road 1. Pipeline will be within 100 County Road 1 in some fe8t of the right-of-way ot locations a• it parallels to the · road. Pipeline to cross under Granted d ivor('t' Judith Lynn Grate has been granted a divorce In Meigs County Com mon Pleas Court from Ronald Eugenv Grate. PUBLIC NOTICE SOUTHERN OHIO COAL COMPANY MEIGS DIVISION P. 0 . BOX 490 ATHENS, OH . 46701 Pursuant to Ohio Cosl OWIIII, DONNA AIIIOID IUNAGII, JACIII PIIICI ., By GEOFF OSBORNE Times-Sentinel Stall GALLIPOLIS - Gallipoiltans and Galila Countlans will honor · their veteransMonday. Parade participants will de· part the Foodland Parking lot at '. MA.JOR KRAIG HANKINS EXCEUENT SELECTION OF JANTZEN KNIT TOPS, SHORTS, S~IRTS, SLACKS, SWIMWEAR & COYER-UPS FOR THE LADIES BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT ~~ Meigs County Road 4 ap· the lnter~ection of County Road 4 and County Ros4.11 . comment at a public meet· lng of the Meigs County Comml11ioners on May 27. THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE 1102 Vinl Slrlet Reclamation 675-7947 Point Plaasant Open Friday &SaturdGy 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday & Monday 1 p.m. • 6 p.m. Rule 1601 :13·3-04, South· ern Ohio C011 Company Msigs Mine No. 2. P. 0 . Do~ 490. Athena, Ohio 45701 GARY LINK · FIOM FOIT MYEIS, FU. 15°/o Off for the escort and transportation of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Offering the opening prayer will be Rev. John E . Jackson. pastor · of New Life Lutheran Church. Galllpoils. Jackson, a graduate 6! Texas A & M Universit y, Trinity Lutheran Seminary and the U.S. Army Chaplain Command & General Staff College, Is active In the Farm Bureau , Holzer Medical Cen ter Chaplai ns Association and the Family Addiction Com· Car ter, the imroducuon or Municipal Cour t Ju~ge.lames 'A . AMVETS Post No. 2.1 ro m· Benn ett 's ca r . the Chamber of mander; Thelma Barrus. the Commerce ear. the GAHS band, Introduction of the VFW Pos t No. ·the GAHS cheerleaders , the Jull•· 4464 Ladles Auxiliary; Beverly Sewar d Star Lig ht Twllers Baton Clark, th e Introduction of the Group. Ga llipolis Fire Depart Amerlral Le gion Post No. 27 ment Trucks 64 and 65. and ten Ladies Auxiliary ; Wamer Hoi- an tiqu e ra rs !rom David ley. placing the wreath in the McCoy's Old Car Club. Behind them will be the Salin Ohio River for veterans lost at Dolts Baton Group, Earnest sea: Post No . 4464 . Thr !Iring McKinney and his bicycle, the squad; and J ohn Dixon, taps. Partiripants in th e parade will Elks' eo nver llblc; .Jennifer assemble at tho Foodland park· Terry , baton champion; Teresa ing lot near Fourth Avenue at 9 Etis tm an' s Super St rull('rs a.m.and will leave in formation Baton Group . Miss Gallla Coun ty, the Gallipol is City Comat 10 a.m. miss ioners' ca r, the Cattla The parade marshal. ,Jim Davis. will lead the parade. Cou nty Beef Queen and her followed b.v thr VFW Color princesses , Little Miss and MisGuard . the America n Legion ter Ga ll Ia Count y. the Star Light Color Guard, the RIO Grande Twirlers Baton Group; Ga llipolis ROTC detatchment , the VFW Fire Deparlment Trucks lh1. 61 Auxiliary Color Guard, the DA V and 66; a Smith Buick car, the commander. the AM VETS com· Galtla County Bass hssoclation. mandN and the Am~rican Lf' · a car from .lim Mink Chevrolet , Boy Scouts of i\merlra Tt'oop 200, glon commander·. Following them_ will be thr the Gi l'! Scouts of America, American Lr glon 1\uxlliary pres- Brownie Troop lfll5 , Sheriff's Idem, the Cooties, the 4Q and 8. Continued on A-4 SEN. PAUL GILLMOR All Merchandise •country Items •Flower Arrange111ents •Hcwidaafled Gifts *TiHany Lamps and .a., Much More g,, p,Jza- Stop In •d RBRJm' The Gingerbread House most outstanding legislators In the United States. Senator Glllmor's attendance record on roll call votes r,anks as one of the best tn the Senate for each term he has served. As a prlnelpal sponsor of Jhe first legislative ethics law enacted in Ohio, his colleagues In the House and Senate unanimously elected him to serve as the first Chairman of the bipartisan Legislative Ethics Committee. Continued on A-4 POMEROY- A Racine man is hospitalized with three gunshot wounds and the owner of a dub near Pomeroy Is charged with felonious assault as a result to the early Saturday morning shooting. AI 1:52 a.m. Saturday, Sherif! Howard E . Frank and several or his deputies as well as o!!lccrs !rom Middleport and Pomeroy were called to The Cove, located on Route 7 just outside Pomeroy, after having been Informed that a man had been shot at the club. Sherlfr Frank Identified the victim as David Talbott. 21. Racine, who had been shoT once Continued on A-4 CANNON ON COURTHOUSE LAWN - The hbttorlc brass cannon on the courthous'' lawn, made In 1'791, wWI unveiled by Its donor, Gcncr11l S. W. Fountain, U~ Army, rt•tlrt•d , who brought it : from the Phlllpplnt•s In • Momorlal Day · celebration In 1925. Memorial Day: A time for reflection nAI8 rLOOD -lleMfered lllallderat • nwlttM tile area Frld&J wene than olllert1.The uea between Gace and nlr;bt, WM«IM • -OJtlo 141 wu ldt bud by a O..b flood. Oblo 141 w111 cleeeolla eMialll ..-- to mollltralllc, becauee ot llle blfb water. Resldellla ae..- tile two mile m..-ller of Ohio 141""7 tbeJ'venot had wa&« fttiCit lloele kvele Ia re<:ent ;rean. 8ome llomes aad r;arflles were tllreatened bf water. ('nmes-8enlealal photo bJ Steve Triplett). By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-sentinel Stall POMEROY - Memorial Day marks a time !or reflection and brings with It a reminder or things past, too often seen without understa nding of the historical reference and slgnlllcance. Take the cannon on the court· house lawn. Few remember Memorial Day in 1925 when General S. W. Fountain. US Army, retired, came to Pomeroy !or the unveil Ing of the historic brass cannon. He had brought the cannon to the United States from the Philippines and presented the relic to Meigs County because he had at one time lived here. · When Gen. Fountain made the 1offer to give the cannon io the county, the matter was taken up with the County Commissioners who accepted It on behalf of the county and proceded to bulld the concrete foundatiOn on which It was mounted. The commlsson· ers were also responsible lor making the tablet wllh the I.Y.O.t. ' ' ------ munlty Treatment Service, In c., He is also a counselor In I he Vietnam veterans' readjustment program with Altho! & Associates and the chaplain of the 16th Engineer Brigade of the Ohio National Guard. Others taking part in the parade include .James Davis. parade marshal; Myron (Bud 1 MeGhee. mast er of ce remonies. recognition of veterans and lnt roductlon of the speaker; Vanee Rees, oflicer of the day; VFW Post No . 4464. raising the Amerl· can flag; Bobby Gordon. singing the national anthem and "Amer· lea The Beautiful;" Rod Tolliver, conducllng the GAHS band; AI Harris. leading the Pledge of Allegiance by Boy Scout Troop 200; Rev. Alfred Mackenzie. chaplain of the Gallipolis Fire Department. the invocation; Dovel Myers. president of the Memorial Day Com mittee, the Introduction' of the DA V Cha pter No. oeommander; Robert Wood, the introduction of the VFW Post No. 4464 commander; Roger Racine man shot; club. owner held 7 *PAIWNI AT flOE OF SHOP S!O COUPLE Isla tor~ ,A~soclation has selected Seh. 'GIIlmor has one or t ~e .len lL.l. NO Purchase Necessarv. Need Not Be Present To Win. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC · RIO GRANDE- Senator Paul E . G\llmor, the President of the Olifo Senate, will be the featured speaker at the lllth commencement ceremony at Rio Grande College and Community College on Sunday, Jub~ 14., Currently the President of th'e Ohio Senate for the !17th General Assembly, he also served as Senate President during the 114th and 116th General Assem· biles. Sen. Glllmor was a candldale for the 1986 Republican Gubernatorial nomination . For his eontrlbutlons to Ohio education, Sen . Glllmorhas been honored by the Ohio Department of Education. the Ohio School Boards Association. the Buckeye Association of School Administrators, and the Ohio Education Association. Now serving his sixth term in the Ohio Senate, Sen . Glllmor has been unanimously elected Re· publican leader of the Ohio Senate five times. He ha s received numerous awards for outstanding accomplishments for his work as a leader In the Ohio General Assembly. The National Republican Leg- 0 u 1st 135.• Gift Certificate 2nd '20.• GUt Certlflcate MAY 23 FROM 8·12 instructor at the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy. He ret~ned to the Army, receiving an officer's commission in 1981 and became an air defense officer . Three years later. after receiving flight training, he was assigned !or duty in Korea. Currently he Is assigned to Fort Rueker, Ala., where he is assigned to the Doer rlne Division of the Department of Combined Arms Training. He has served with the 82nd Airborne Division, the 25th lnfan· try Division and the 17th Avlatlon Group. He has also spent three years with the Ohio National Guard . Among his. many accomplishments whll~ In the Army was his duty in Korea of responsibility Ohio Senate president to speak at . Ri~ . cummencement prollimatelv 600 feet east of meroy, Ohio. (51 22 , 1tc 10 a.m. and move up Third Ave .. to Spruce St. ,over to second, then down to Court and then over to First and end up at the World War I Doughboy. Units will begin assembling at 9 a.m. This year's address In the Public Square wlil be delivered by Major Kralg Hankins , U.S. Army. Hankins, a nallve of Ironton, was raised in Gallipolis and Is a 1974 graduate of Gallla Academy . He joined the Army shortly thereafter, enlisting for three years. In 1977 he joined the Gallipolis Pollee Department, staying on the forc e for two years. He left to attend college. after which he joined the Nelsonville Police Qepartment, where he was until he was hired as an ~iiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 19B7 111 :00 p.m. to beheld at the Courthouse in Po- A Multlrriedia Inc:. Newspaper Ceremonies to honor veterans Memorial Day MEMORIAL DAY Interested partial may Public Notice 9 Sections. 60 Pages 24. 1987 '10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. MONDAY, MAY 25 Sanchez. 39. Cleveland. lottery spokeswoman Anne Bloomberg said Thursday. The 14 people jointly owning one of the winning tickets are Sharon Weekly , Janet Graves, Barbara Callen, Margaret Lind· say, Mary Lewis, Dorothy Lui· treil. Stephe~ Theuer. William and County Road 1 and 500 IS PROUD TO PRESENT ss PERSON A- 2 Mostly su 0 ny Sunday. High between 75 and 80. Outlook for Monday: Partly cloudy skies, chance or showers. • UUN(H 14 share winning Super Lotto ticket FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE MASON (0. DalmY snu AYAILAIU FUU SEIYICE 992·3533 Nation's fanners win reprieve - Editorial - MASON (OUNTY AIRPORT FLY IN/ DIIYE IN Gary Rose, Langsville, was In satisfactory condition at, Veterans Memorial Hospital Friday morning after receiving a' severe arm laceration In a !Ire at the trailer home of Burl BlevIns, Salem Center, Thursday evening. Case o! the blaze was undetermined . Both the Salem and Rutland Fire Departments were on the scene. The trailer was completely gutted by the blaze. Owner of the property Is Cecil Stacy. There was no Insurance. The State Fire Marshall has been called to Investigate the fire . . Rose was taken from the seen~ by the Rutland Emergency Squad. Lifeflight was called to remove him to a Columbus hospital but the plane was unable to get through due to weather conditions. Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reported two other ralls Thursday; Tuppers Plains at2: 31 p.m. to0hlo248 for Joshua Marcum to Holzer Medical Center; Racine at 4:52p.m. to Ohio 338 for Nicki Wilson to Veterans Memorial Hospital . 'ROYAL OAK RESORT CLUB MIDDLEPORT FLOWER SHOP -Page B-1 Man injured in accident dolt hereby aHk 1 variance ~ returned at ontt to all except the succesaful bidder . Hit checks or bond will be held until the contract or bid il properly ellecuted by him . The right is reserved tore- . Veterans Memorial Thursday Admissions - Ja ck Reitmlre, Letart, W.Va .; Leondus Lee. Pomeroy; Gary Rose, Langsville. Thursday Discharges - Cha· rles Payne. Frank Clark, Charles . Niemeyer. Along the River ........ B+R Buslness ........ .............. D-1 Comics .......... .. .. .. .. .. Insert Classlfieds ................ D-3-7 Deaths ........................ i\-6 Farm .......................... 0 -R Editorial ..... ........... .. ... A-2 Sports .................. .... C-1·6 Boh Hoeflich - B - 8 Vol. 22 No. 1 6 Charming Shoppes ............. 24 %' :: Federal Mogul .... ... ............. 42% '· Goodyear T&R .................. .62 \1< Heck's Inc. ................... ....... 4'h ' Limited Inc . ...................... .39:V, Mulllmedia Inc ......... ..... ..... 511;.0 Rax Restaurants .. .... ........... . 6'(i Robbins & Myers ........ ....... .lO'h Shoney's Inc ....................... 27% Wendy 's Inti. ............. .... ...... 9Y, Worthington Ind ........ ...... ___ .18%: f---., 'j;;;====;!;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-j •bcompenied by a check or bond in the sum of $100.00 tO the satisfaction of I tie Vii· lege Council at a guaranty that if the bid is accepted, contract will be enlered into ,. new~ Inside A Crafty Person, by Ashland Oil ......................... .. 63 ·. .Bob Evans Farms ............ .. 2:!~ ·, of the following peJional property of Leona Kohl , deceased. to-wit: A 1974 Chevrolet Monte ll'ld Be~t of the Bend - C-1 tmts · Price Firm Am Electric Power ......... ... .26M, AT&T .............. ... ........... ... .25')', Street. Pomeroy , Ohio until Tt!ursday , May 28 . 1987 at Mining Day, -1987 (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bry<:e and Mark Smith of Blunt Elli< & Loewi Huth. Natalie Cornwell. _-:=;:::::::::;::::===r==:;~=;==.===T=~~:;.==:::=.=w=o=r=th~$::6:=m::l::ll::io=n===ls=M=a=r=y=l Stapleton. Pauline Abney, Carol BarPublic Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice bara Rosenberger, James Jones and Wilber Allen . LEGAL NOTICE It 's the second jackpot win for ject anv or all bids . to permit the inttallation of a PUBLIC NOTICE Sealed bids will be received Richard Seylor, Jones, an Armco employee, and pipeline within 100 feet of PROBATE COURT OF In · the oHice ot the Village Mayor Allen , a teacher. both of whom and to cross under Meigs MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Clerk, Pomerov . Ot'llo untll12 Jane Walton . County Road Numbers 1. shared $1.2 million In the Nov.l3, ESTATE OF o'clock (noon) on Mav 29th, Clerk / Treasurer 1A, and 4 . LEONA KOHL 1987 on the following propo1985. Ohio Lotto game. 320 East Main Street The pipeline will cross Case No . 26413 sal : Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 The 13 sc hool district emOffera will be recei\led at under Meiga County Road 1. For the pure hue by the 161 4) 992 -2246 ployees a il work at Pierce 1A approximately 1.500 the office of Bernard V. Village of Pomeroy of a new 161 t 6. 22 2tc f&et northwest of the Inter· Elementary Sc hool. Fultz , 111 1h W&at Second 1987-1988 four door, fi~o~e tohowing added equipment: Memorial Daily stock prices·:: Weather South Central Ohio Partly cloudy and humid to· day, witha chance o! thunderstorms and highs near 90. Mostly cloudy lonlght, with scatterea thunderstorms and a low between 60 and 65. Partly cloudy Saturday. with a chance . of thunderstorms and hl~ths in the low 80s. Th~ probability of precipitation Is 40 percent today. 50 percent tonight and 30 percent Sa turday. Winds will be from the south at 10 to 15 mph today and from the southwest at five to 15 mph tonight . Extended Forecast - A chance of s howers each day, with highs between 70 and 75 In the northern part of the state and 75 and 80 In the south. Overnight lows mostly will be In the CiOs. All set,for 7lst ,Indy 500 ,Jowe Foreman, $300 to Hocking : Technical College; Theiss, the : Holzer Clinic Science Scholar' • ship, anct Reiber the $1,000 Ohio : Board of Regents Scholarshltl • plus an Ofiio University Cutler : ' Freshman Scholarship. Certt'tr~~ cates of achievement in th~ • Board of Regents Scholarship : Program went to Theiss, Harris: : Simpson and Tracie Hubbara~ t Members of the class who are • members of the National Honor i Society were recognized . ., .J Rufus Strong be m ade to the American Cancer 50 cents Announce.;. : i Conllnued from page 1 •. preceded In death by his wife, Stella Morris In August, 1981, several brothers and sisters and one great-grandchild. Services wlll be held at 3: 30 p.m. Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Pastor Frank Jarvis officiating. Burial wlll be In Wells Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 this evening. Frank Harmon O'Brien, 76, former Probate a nd Juvenile Judge or Meigs Cou nty, died Tuesday at Wildwood. Florida. He was born at Ashton, W.Va., on Dec. 3. 1910. the son or the late Charles William O'Brien of Bedford Township in Meigs County and the Philippine !stands and thP late Oretha KelsW O'Brien of Ashton , W. Va. He was married to Henrietta Cherrington of Gallipolis on Oct. 20. 1940. Mr. O'Brien served in the U.S. Navy 1942-194,, was a practicing attorney in Pomeroy until 1949 wh~n he was first elected Meigs Co unt y Probate and Juvenile .Judge. He retired to Florida In 1972. Judge O'Brkm was a member of the American, Ohio State and Meigs Coun ty Bar Associations and the Ep iscopal Church. He was an avid skilled golfer, having won club c hampionships at Gallipolis. Chester Hill, a nd Pomeroy golf clubs. Besides his parents, he was preceded In dea th by two brothers, Charles and William , and a s ister. Mary Virginia . Surviving are his wife, Henr ietta Cherrington O'Brien, Wildwood. Fla . ; a brother. James O'Brien. Pomeroy, and several nieces and nephews. Donations In his memory may Sunday Friday. May 22. 198]:.. Area deaths Frank O'Brien .• r l Inscription, "~pants h _r.;annon From Cottahatto, Mldana, P .r. Made In 1791. Donated to Melg• County hy Gen. S. W. Fountain USA, May 30, 1925." General Fountain's alrcctlon for Meigs Cou nt y was attributed in part to his appoi ntmen t to West Point through the Intercession of the late Tobias A. Plantz, who was then the Congressman from this distri ct. Congressman Plantz was the grand!alher of the late Wya tt Plantz, who at that lime was cashier of the First City Bank, Pomeroy. Commurtlca_tlons concerning thecannonwcre between Wyatt Plantz and Gen . · Fountain. Excerpt From L<tter The following excerpt laken from a Jetter written to Plantz by Gen. Fountain, tells of the hlstorleal value or the cannon. ''This Is how the gun came Into my possession. Our treaty with Spain allowed Spaniards to take away movables. Col. Plll~r. Spanish Army, was doing that work at the station at Cettabatto, ' which 11 at the moulh or Rio Grand e, Mindanao, f'hlllppln c Is lands, abou tllO miles from our headquart ers at Zomboanga . "Col. Pett it, U. S. Army, who was fr om Columbus, Ohio. was looking afl r r the Interes t ol lh<' Un ited States . He disputed the right of the Spanish to take away guns th ai were In position . I think that he was right , but the commander of Ihe divis ion gave the followin g orders, ' Let him ta ke anyth ing.' "So Colonel Pillar moved the guns from th e fort . One day he to ld Col. Pettll he wa s tired and would not take the two largeguns and two smal l ~uns located at different points. He gave th~m to Col. Pettit wno later gave one of the small guns to me . I brought It home to Davon. Pa . You will notice that' the gun Is over a hundred years old . " The Rio Grande !IO\\'S through a country not unlike Ohio, ·the hiiis coming down close to the river at places. The soli or the valley Is wonderfully rich . I have seen sugar cane growing 22 I et high . Thr' Moros who lnhahlt I hr. vnl lcv ... .a rP a wu r li k(l propl(· -In faei plr:otrs ....... " ft •h•hrallon The unvrl llng or the ca nnon was a part ult he Sund ay. Mav:«l. l92o Memoria l Da y observance In Pomeroy . II began at ~ :o .m. when mcm'IJpr; ol Drew Wcbst<•r Post ~9. America n l.r ·g lon. m arC h('d !O Kp rr's Run whrrc• sPr vlcPS WC'rt1 held al lhr gra\'('!S of Soldiers of th e Wor ld War. AI 9 o'c loc·k that morning , the vetera ns asse mbled on the la wn to the sout hwrst or the court house for th r• impressive unve ilIng ceremon:· of the historic brass ca nnon In his address, Gen. Fountain talked of his land re membra n r~ ol his childh ood In Meigs County, of his later appointment to We.<t ' Poi nt through th e Intercession of the congressma n !rom this district, of hi.< military ca reer. and of the pri vilege of returning something ol significance - a cannon now near ly 200 years old - 10 Me igs rou nty . � 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 22, 1987 morris o'brien strong