http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/ea4169dce212832d1489d2a7ac61b63c.pdf b424a72548506371648574d5f0c52361 PDF Text Text ., Page-12..:_The .Daily Sentinel By Lou Horvath Field Representative " If you're .!!. widow, they won' t \ let you get married again be· cuase If you do, your Social Sec urit y benefits wlll be stopped." I happened to over· hear tha t conversation the other day and, of course, had to set the record straight I'm never quite sure just who " they" are, but lf you' re a widow of widower who wants to remarry. Social Secur. lty certainly Isn't going to show up at the ceremony and stop·the proceecllngs. This Is another example of one of those old misconceptions about Social Se· curtty that seems to linger in the face of the facts . It's as simple as this: widower and widow benefits are not terminated If the remarriage occurs alter age 60. For benefl· clarles receiving those survivor benefits because of a disability, the marriage will have no affect if It occurs a,fter age 50 and the onset of the dlsab111ty. October 29. 1987 Berry's World Community calendar Widows and remarriage SocSec: Th~nday, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio THURSDAY • RUTLAND - Rutland Town· ship Trustees will meet In regu· lar ses.slon at6: 3() p.m. Thursday at tne Rutland Fire Station. That also applies for divorced widowers. survivors. As lon11 as the remar· Now let's talk about benefit rlage falls within the above age amounts. If a widow or widower guidelines and after the Income applies for benefits at age 65, he earner's death. benelils will or she is entitled to the same continue to be paid. Actually, amount the deceased received. there could be eligibility for a There ls a permanent reduction higher benefit from the new applied if the benefit Is received spouse's Social Security record . ' 'before 65. For example, at age 60 · How about the basic questions? the widow/ widower amount is Who is eligible for a survivor reduced by a bit less than thirty benefit and ·when does that percent. That:s the same reduc· eieglbillty begin1 A widow or tton for those who , receive a ' Widower can re.Ceive benefits as survivor benefit based on a early as age 60, or at 50 · if disability. Remember this: a disabled . There is no age require· reduced benefit is not increased ment for surviving parents with at age 65. The permanent reduc· children in the household under lion is applied because benefits·;· age 1s: For those claims, the are 'received earlier and longer. So rather than listening towh~t su rviving pa r ent will get monthly checks until the you ng· it is "they" say, save some problems for yourself and give est child turns 16. To qualify !or divorced widow your Social Security office a call and widower benefits, the mar· to get the fa cts. You can be sure riage to the deceased income to get the right information about earner had to last a minimum of your · Social Security benefit ten years before the divorce. T!Je r igh ts. We' r e open Monday ages of eilgibillty are the same as through Friday and you can non·divorc ed widow and reach us at 992·6622. MIDDLEPORT- Revlval,ser· vices wtll be held at the Wesleyan Bible Holiness Church, 75 Pear~ St., Middleport, continuing through Sunday, Nov. 1, 7: 30 each evening. The Rev. B. J. Walker o! Rockwell, N. C. wiil be the speaker. The Rev. Ivan L. . Myers, pastol'l invites the public. through Sunday, Nov. 8. There wUI be special singing nightly. Paul Taylor, pastor, Invites the pubilc. MONDAY CHESTER -Chester PTO will meet Monday at 7 p,m. at the school. -RUTLAND - Regular meet· ...... ing of Rutland VIllage Council will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m: at the Civic Center. POMEROY - XI Gamma Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will meet at the Senior Citizens Center, 7 p.m. Tuesday. CHESTER- Revival services are underway at the Chester Nazarene Church and wtll con· ttnue througiT Sunday night, .7 p.m. each evenin(i. There will be special singing. George and Charlotte Dixon are the evangelists. RUTLAND - . The Rutland village water committee will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the Civic Center. RUTLAND- Revival services will begin Sunday at the Rutland Freewtll Baptist with Evangelist Rick Weaver and continue ORANGE .TOWNSHIP - The Orange Township trustees wfii meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the home of Dorothy Calaway, clerk. --- Ohio Lottery Have a safe Halloween TUFBDAY CHESTER - An Election Day dinner and bazaar will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday at the'Chester United Methodist Church. LONG BOTTOM - Flame Fellowshp Chapter wlll meet . Tuesday at 7:30 P·rn· at the Mt. Olive Community Church, Long Bottom. Speaker will be Elder Gary Taylor of the Church of Jesus Christ, Lancaster. Su· zanne Bush, president Invites the public to attend the meeun·g. Daily Number 308 Pick 4 6599 Clear tonfg,ht. Low In 408. Cloudy Saturday. Highs near 70. Chance of rain near ze~o lhr!lugh Saturday . ·' • at y •. ' Trustees to meet Columbia Township Trustees will meet Monday, 7:30p.m., at the fire station. Vo1.37, No.122 Copyrighted 1987 • enttne 2 Sectiono. 16 Pageo 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, October 30, 1987 Board hopes agreement ·would avert strike To perform The'NeJ Life Drama Com· pany, of Tennessee, under the direction of David Woodrow, will be performing Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at the Chester Church of God. Everyone welcome. The Eastern Local School Board continues to hope that an agreement can be achieved to avert a teachers' strike on Nov.· 9, Or. Dan Apltng, superintendent, said today. . Dr. Apllng issued a stateme11t on the present situation: I "The Eastern Local Board of Education was served with an Intent to strike notice by the Eastern Local Teachers Association (ELTA) at approximately 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1987. The date apd time that the strike will commence has been stated as 12:01 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 9, 1987. . . "The Eastern Board feels that It is extremely unfortunate that this strike notice has been Issued by ELTA and continues to hope that an agreement can be achieved. However, the Board, in order to maintain the fiscal integrity of the district and not 00 de!lclt spend, cannot agree to demands that will cost the district money that is just not available. And, regarding Agency Shop, the Board does not feel that It should be In the business of requiring teachers to either join the Association or pay a 'fair share' fee." Dr. Apllng reports some of the Eastern Teachers Association demands Include: That Salaries be increased In this year alone by 10.2 percent with some Increases being as much as 32 percent. This demand would create a deficit In this school year of $169,179, and Increase the de!iclt In 1988·89 to $300,179. That supplemental contracts be increased; the range of increases to be from 26 to 403 percent. That the work year be reduced from 183 days to 182 days. . . That the work day be reduced from 7 hours, 10 minutees to 6 hours,' 30 minutes. That the school day begin at 7 a.m . and that the school day end at 1: 30 p.m. That, as a condition of employment, all teachers would have to either join the ilnlon or pay the union a "fair share" lee (the same amount as the dues.) , That the Board not be allowed to reduce staff, even If It becomes financiaily necessary to do so. That the Board totally reimburse teachers for all additional college courses they desire to take. That "just cause" be provided for au disciplinary actions and reprimands. That the Board increase by as much as 144 pe~cent the amount of severance pay to retiring members. This could mean as much as an 'increase of $9.016 per employee at retirement. Dr. Apling reports that the Board originally offered ELTA the same health Insurance package as In the current contract and had offered to pay 100 percent of the cost of a single subscriber and 100 percent of the cost of a family plan. The Board · subsequently offered the same plan as above and offered to pay 100 percent o! the costof both single and family plans. The Board has never proposed any decrease In Insurance plan benefits. In regard to the State Loan Fund as a possible "solution" to the district's current money problems, Dr. Apllng comments that this clearly is not a dQsired solution at all since the district would lose much of Its ability to make its own decisions and control its.own destiny. "Additionally, by state law, the money must be paid back totally," Dr. Apllng concluded. • Racine voters to vote on 'wet-dry' issue November 3 I • Gibson 3 DAY SALE This economical 17 cu. ft. Gibson Top· Mount refrig· erator features contemporary styling and Frost•Ciear convenience. Oth_,r features include adjustable glide·out shelves and · . ONLY ' $ ·9 SAVE S144 ON PAIR ELE~TRIC Speed Queen• BIDER REG. S599 $ Gibson lee Master Kit REG. S359 Yours u~ ForOnly $4 00 4U10114nc .. \\'4SHER With Purchase 01 Gibson Refrigerator compact con'Yenlence and big capacity in a treezer that 22.0 CU. FT. FROST-CLEAR SAVE LIMITED EDITION l • 4 Fully·Adjustable Shelves • Opflonal Automatic ICe Maker • "MoiSI·Seoled" Crisper • Temperature·Adjusloble Meal Locker 67 . ' CENTER OPEN - Keys to the Mason Senior In Mason; Barbara McDaniel, president of Center were olflclally tumed over to the Muon's senior citizen workshop;. and Mary communtly In a brief presentation Tbunday Thabet, Mason'• nutrition sfle manager; back row, I to r, Richard Ohlinger and Bay Varian, . afternoon. Jo Riedel, far left, representing the · building contractor of Jo·Del Inc., Uunllng\on, Muon councilmen; and Eddy Pinney, project presented the keys to Mason Mayor George admlnllltrator. The senior' programs began Nichola. Looldor on are, front row,l tor, Frances movtnr Into llle building last Friday. Stewart, president of the se~n~lo~r~~~~~~;!"""r tits almost anywhere textured lid, lift-out basket, adjustable cold conlrol. $ REG. S419 $277 REG . •349 I COLOR TV RCA ProWonder • Uses standard VHS tape casse ttes $ REG. S499 REG. S999 12" B&W REMOTE REG. 179 $ • RCA RCA XL·100 XL-100 19" COLOR TELEVISION $ 13" COLOR TELEVISION MOdel GMFIB511' 1 25'' diago nal RCA 25'~iogonal SHARR SOUND CENTER Stereo turn table, FM/ AM •tereo, integrated 1tereo amr,1lifiers:, stereo doub e canette deck, two •peaker cabinet, audio rock. LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS 49 XL-100 Color TV SHARR COSTUMED WINNERS at Pomeroy's '87 ·Bockln' Halloween Bash. VCR . WIRELESS REMOTE REG. 599 w/REMOTE A "fact sheet" pointing ou t the position and problems of the Meigs Local School District Board of Education In failing to negotiate a new contract with teachers of the district has been distributed to all teachers. Points stressed in the sheet are: 1. The Board has to go Into the Spending Reserve this year to maintain expenditures a t the same levels as last year. 2. Being In the Spending Reserve means, in effect, being indebt Meigs Local wiil spent an anticipated $225,000 more than it has certified this school year. Costs for the other Items still on the table would raise the costs substantially more. 6. It costs over $25,000 to give a hundred dollar raise on the base salary. 7. We presently have 20 mills of taxation for operation purposes. One mtll of tax brings In $100,000. The district would have to increase its millage from the present 20 mills to over 30 mills to take care of the MLTA package alone. · 8. The Board has Informed the MLTA that It does plan to place a levy on the ballot. However, It needs to be able to tell the voters just what the tax dollars wUl be spent for. 3. Over 85 cents of every dollar 9. Unanticipated expenditures spent In Meigs Local goes for . In furnace problems, sewage salaries and fringes for its problems, etc , will create even employees , Less than 15 cents of more. financial problems for the every dollar goes to pay for district. transportation costs, to pay utili· 10. Both the Board and the ties, to keep up buildings and MLTA are in agreement that grounds, to buy texts and supp· there are no anticipated In· lies, and for other operating creases in revenue other than those already projected for this costs . 4. The Board Is also negotiating bllmnlum. No one can state what with OAPSE . It has made the revenues will be available In the same offer of no increases in next biennium budget. salary to them. The Meigs Loca.l Teachers 5. The cost of the MLTA's last Association has Issued an Intent financial proposal Is over to strike at 12:01 a.m. on Nov. 6. $1,000,000 lor salaries alone. Community:·halloween party success· ~~;~~~c;; :e~~~1:~~ybefore $ · While ghosts and goblins roamed the streets, shoppers took to the stores to check out the bargains of Moonlight Madness Thursday night .It was Pomeroy's annual com· ·munity halloween party taged a "rockln' bash" featuring the judging of costumes, plenty of refreshment and treats, and a dance. . REG. S299 REG. S599 REG. S299 the duration of the withdrawal of the service period. The superintendent was dl· reeled by the board to issue a memo to all classified employees (OAPSE) reminding them that they have a current contract and thus would be expected to report to work as usual during a strike byELTA. The board also directed Apiing to issue and lnformatloonal memO to all ELTA members and 'Fact sheet' is distributed to all Meigs Local teachers TELEVISION ' · REG. 1599 COLOR TELEVISION SAVE REG. S239 ' ( The Pomery Chamber of Com· merce provided prizes for the winners and elder and donuts for Pre·school, Brice Holl, Ashley those attending the party. Cos· Hannahs, Lucas Grueser, Wes turned \YMPO Radio personnel livened \IP the scene with eerie Thoene. Grades 1-3: Mike Kline, Helen music a.nd then moved into Rice, Patrick Gerard, and Sarah popular tunes for a teen dance. Ktckiitg off the party were " Carlg. Grades 4·6: Ronnie Casto, rousing selections by the Meigs Annie Jessie, Nikki Se~rJs,_and Band. JQilll l{l!rr was emcee for Jerod Cook. the party and judges were Kathy Grades 7·8: no selecton 111 Maleslck, Brian Collins, and ugliest; VIrginia Swisher, prettl· Steve Flglel. · est; Melissa Neutzling, funniest, Winners In the various age and Dennis Boyd arid Ma7 categories, listed ugliest, prettl· Garnes, tie for judges' choice. est, funniest, and judge's choice, respectively, were: Terry, Knighting, Doris Ihle, Roger L. Grace, Grace Krider, Waid Hayman, Donna Hayman, Charles F. Pyles, Shirley L.· Pyles, Ethel Sarson, . Edison Johnson, Anna Obltz, Chuck Snider, Oretha Snider, Roberta Smith, Lillian Hayman, William Hayman, Jane Ann Hill, Bobbie Roy, Janice· M. Lyons, John E. Lyons, Charlotte Lyons, Carol Saltsman, Traci Weese, Donna Nease, Marilyn Powell, Lillian Weese, Devere White, Ron "· Salser, Coralee Cummins, Rus· sell Cummins , Jeff Thornton, Hazel Roy, Rex Thorton, Marie Roy, Delores Cleland, Frank Cleland, Paul E. l;larrls, Ruth Simpson, Rhonda L. Fulks, Laura E. Riffle, Mary A. Hu4· dleston; Allee Williams, Elza and Cora Birch. · Daisy M. Sayre, Mabel L. Stevens, David Yost, Beck! Bali, Charlotte L. Warns· ley, Dick Wamsley, Eva Teaford, Kay M. Rowe, Marilyn Wolfe, Lori Hupp, Laugean Chancy, Dorothy Bentz, VIrginia Bland, Mabel Brace, Ruth Bradford, Con tlnued on page 3 Eastern hoard takes action in relation to intent strike notice Because the Eastern Board of Education has been notified of the Eastern Local Teachers Association's (ELTA) Intent ·to strike on Nov. 9, the board took several related actions when they met Thursday evening in special session. The board approved a resolu· tlon authorizing Superintendent Dan Ap!lng to hire substitute teaching employees and to pay those employees $100 per day. for 45" 25" Racine Village voters will mings, Debbie Cummins, Velma decide on a ''wet·dry'' issue when Taylor, Elizabeth Fisher, Dale L. they go to the polls next Tuesday. McGraw, Wilma J. McGraw, Voters wili decide whether the Carolyn R. Adams, Boone sate of beer shall be permitted In Adams, John Ihle, David W. the town for olf·premlse con· Proffitt, Betty Rose, Donna John· sumption and whether wine and son, Laura Cozart , Wayne mixed beverages by the package Roush, Naomi Stobart, Garet shail be sold for off·premise Ervine, Dortha P. Salser, Lloyd consumption. · D. Grimm, Jr:, Dennis Manuel, According to a communication Steven Coffman, Bill Justis, recelV.ed from the. Ohio Depart· Sonja Justis, Kareri Gilkinson , ment of Liquor Control by the Paul Justis, Carol Justis, Fern president of Racine Village Coun· Grimm, Franklin Wilson, Sue en, the potential income from Crace, Nandus Hendricks, Fan· carry out permit fees for the nie Maynard, Ann Zirkle, Harry village would be approximately Lyons, Sr., Harry Stobart, James $200 a year if voters approve the . S. Rusk , Janice Glenn, Lorna measures at Tuesday's election. Hill, Pat Philson, Garnet Roush, Meantime, a campaign against Jenny Snider, Tonya Cummins, passage of the measures has Steve Deaver, Ellen Deaver, been. underway and petitions Carolyn L, Poowell, Wanda Po· circulated among residents of well, Virginia Offer, Herbert Racine and the nearby area. Shields, Vera M. Beegle, Gretta Posters urging residents to vote Simpson, Roderick Grimm, Mar· against the measures have been jo!11e Grimm, Maxine Philson, placed about the town .. Paul Justis, Gary Griffith, Juan· Among the names on a petftloh Ita Griffith, Carol Justis, Paula circulated against the issues are: Justis, Rose Stanley, ·Bill Cozart, Maxine Wingett, E . A. Wingett, Carol Guinther, Kenneth Mickey Hoback, Rusty Cum· Guinther, Grace Knighting, to issue a news release detailing the board's position regarding negotiations. Other following other matters were also finalized at Thursda6's meeting: Frances Thomas and Ricky Edwards were employed as substitute teachers for the 1987· 88 school year. The superintendent reported that, as a result of En.vlronmen· tal Protection Agency rules and regulations concerning asbestos abatement, the district will be required to budget an additional $16,()()().$20,000 for 1988·89, caus· ing the projected deficit for the ,same year to be$147,()()().$151,000. White.House seeks smoother sailing for Ginsburg WASHINGTON (UPI) - The White House predicts the nom!· nation of Judge Douglas Gins: burg to the Supreme Court will find smoother sailing than the ill·fated selection of Judge Ro· bert Bark, but already storm clouds are gathering. Senate leaders In both parties acknowledge they expect con· troversy, and Judiciary Commit· tee Chairman Joseph Biden has Indicated he will not be rushed by President Reagan's demand that confirmation hearings begin quickly. Senate Democratic leader Ro. bert Byrd o! West VIrginia, meanwhile, Is urging all !lartles to cool tlie rhetoric surrounding Reagan's bid to place a staunch conservative in the seat vacated by the moderate retired Justice Lewis PowelL "I would hope we would stop raking over the old ashes (of Bark)," Byrd said alter Gins· burg was nominated Thursday . "1 go into this with a perfectly open mind and with an Intention to support whoever I can." '- ~·' _... -. ·----· ---- -..,..-..;...; : �Paga 2-The Daily SentiiMII . . Friday, October 30, 1987 oCtober 30, 1987 Ohio • The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~lb cs:m~ ~v ( . . ..........._.L....,.., I"T"'EiE!d•<=> ROBERT L . WINGE'IT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller ' BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEM BER of Tlw Unilf'<l Prf'ss Intf'rna1io nal. .lnlancl Dailv Prrss A~wciat ion a m\ thP Amf'ri<·c,n NPwspapN Pul::lliShPrs Associ a lion. LETTERS OF OPINION .1rr WPI(-omP. Thf'\ s hou ld br l f's~ than .100 wonls lnnJ:. All ktw r~ arf' !'Uh!N·t tn f'cll\ ln,l! <~M<l mu st h£' !'lgnNI wit h n ~lmf'. <t dCln '~s und U'l('phOJw nu mb(-r . No un~I!Znf'( l \('t! <•r!' " ' ill bf· lJuhl lshNI. LNI<'rs should IJ(' In J!:Oflfl ta~tf' . adclrf'ssl ng IJ-OSU!'l' . not p('rsonalitlf's . Letters to.the editor Should care for students ' the youth or the higher paid Dear Editor, administrators of the district. With election only a few days I think the best solution for the away, I would like to remind the Is to set up a financial trouble voters of the Meigs Local School reasonable budget and stay with District that some of the probIt. lems and' law suits In the past A salary schedule for the area didn't just happen. Some of the school, publllshed June 21, '87, , decisions made by the majority showed the Meigs Local Superln· of the board members may have · tendent's salary atthat time to be had a great deal to do with some $51,574 and the assistant superinofthem. ~ tendent's salary, $41,;103. This Is I believe that a school board one reason why I wonder If some member should care for the of the present board members · students and have their best care more· for the youth or· the : Interests at heart. administration. If you had attended as many So, voters, please look• at the school board meetings as I have past before you vote for the In the past and saw the votes cast future of our students. on some of the Issues, I think you Bobby Arnold would wonder If some of the Pomeroy, Ohio board members cared more for ·• • : : The annual Fall Festival was recently held at Riverview School. The Festival was highly suc· cessful which means the PTO will have funds available for the school which In turn benefits the student body. This successful evening be· carne a reality due to efforts of PTO officers, committees, parents, teachers and students who made contributions. To all of you we say "Thanks". and we do appreciate you. Grace Weber, Hea'd Teacher Riverview Elementary ·. Seekssupportforlevy I I ; Dear Editor: On November 3, community • members In Jackson, Gall!a, and : Meigs counties are being asked • to vote yes for a mill levy by the ; Gallia:Jackson-Melgs Commun: IIY. Mental Health Board. I am , writing to ask my friends In the : community to support this levy. There are ·many reasons to : vote yes. First, each county will : directly receive the money : raised by the levy. Second, - people who cannot afford mental : health services will benefit from • this levy. In other words, the : woman who has been physically : beaten by her husband and has no · Income wlll be able to receive : counseling and help. The widow : whO ha'!: lost her husband and doesn't ·know how to continue : with life and can't afford helpwlll : find help If you vote for the levy. The child who has been sexu. ally abused by an uncle and : whose mom c.a n't afford therapy will receive help when you·vote : for the levy. So many of our · friends and neighbors need help -· and If you vote for the passage of · the levy you will be able to help them . · In the past yea'r the mental , health board has made great progress for our community. · Sexual assault teams have been trained. The agencies serving the • county are financially sound . . Through the help of the executive · director a grant was written and · • funded to establish a shelter for ' victims of famlly violence. We · are making progress. However, we cannot afford to turn our backs on the needs of our • neighbors and friends . • It Is scarry to think that one out ' 'of four fam!l!es In our commun· tty will suffer from ment11I · Illness. It Is frightening that 2000 women will be physically ab)lsed. It w)ll be more frightenIng If we do not admit that a problem exists and refuse to vote yes for the passage of the one rn!IJ levy for the Community Mental Health Board. So I write asking you as a friend to vote for the passage of tM levy November 3rd for better mental health In our community. Can we afford to say no, when It might mean that we are saying no to our family and friends In need? Myr!am Ruthchlld Executive Director Serenity House ( •' .• .,• ' ·, .• • lra e-lns During our recent TENT SALE, we acquired a lot of late model used cars and trucks. In order to make room for new models, we have reduce~ prices on all of our used vehicles in stock. Come on in - We're Offices Open 4-6 pm Daily Call 675-7153 or 675-4276 WANTED SMALL SERVING OF GOULASH ...... .......... ......... '1.99 LARGE SERVING OF GOULASH .................. .... ... •2.59 ~ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31ST COME IN AND ENJOY A PIECE OF OUR DELKIOUS HOMEMADE PUMPKIN PIE, AND A Gn A CUP OF COFFEE FOR 1O• . KIDSf ENJOY A CHILD'S SIZE OIANGE MILl SHAKE A GHOSnY CONCOCIION HEWED UP BY HILDA IHE WRCH ONLY 75c IHAT 15"1o OFFill SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST LIVER AND ONION DINNER .......................... 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That Is more than 14 per day. Over 25,000 persons die each year In drunk driver accldel)tS. The statistics are staggerlng'when one studies the effect of alcohol upon broken marriages, child abuse, employment absen· teelsms, disease, mental breakdowns and cr!ms. "Greed motivates the few to make It and sell it. Many drink alcohol for numerous reasons but all of us pay a dear cost In both dollars and broken lives for the benefit of the few. "Racine, Ohio is a wonderfully quiet and peaceful riverside town. We do not need the sale of alcohol here. The revenues from the sale of beer and prepackaged mixed drinks have been grossly exaggerated. As a citizen, father and as one who used to drink alcohol, I am against the sale or It In Racine. Many of rny fellow-citizens are also of a like' mind." ::• Court news Stocks :·· ·: ;. :: ·: Dally stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis &: Loewl · •• Central Trust Co. of Southeastern Ohio has been granted a judgment In Meigs County Com· mon Pleas Court of $8,300 from Paul Dalley, et al. i• An order of sale previously ;~ Issued Is to be returned and the •: matt~>r of Southern Ohio Produc;•. tlon Credit Association versus :; Sherman Ray Marcum, et al, Is •• to be stayed until further notice. ;; The sheriff has been ordered to :: take possession of a moblle horne ,. In the case of McArthur Savings :: and Loan versus Otto Falls, et aL Inc . ............... 46Y., CINCINNATI (UPI) - The . Multimedia Rax Restaurants ........... .........3'li ,; Cincinnati Reds Thursday hired Robbins & Myers ................7% •• Branch Rickey, grandson of Hall Shoney's Inc ....................... 21% (. of Fame baseball executive Wendy's Inti. ........ .............. 6')i ~;· Branch Rickey, Sr., as director Worthington Ind................ 15% :: of minor league operations. :: Rickey, 42, has directed the . Pittsburgh Pirates' farm system GRAVELY TRACTOR ;: since 1981. SALES & SERVICE ,. The Reds also gav~ Sheldon 204 Condor St . ,. "Chief" Bender a new title and Pomeroy, OH. ;· new dulles. Bender, previously flew fall & Wl•ter Hoart •• vice president of player · Closed Monday :: personnel, was named vice Tuesday thru Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ;: president and assistant to the Saturday 9 a.m.-1 p.m. ;: general manager. He will work ,. , with new general manager ~THE :· Murray Cook In all areas of ··· major league operations, : . concentrating on negotiating · : player C?ntracts and sco~tlng. .. GRAVELY • 1910 AMC CONCORD ················•·········~························ S1495 1982 CHEVROLET CHEVmE, black ............~············--··· s1995 ' 1981 PONTIAC T-100~................................................~$1295 "Payment fleured with $1,000 cash or trade plus tax and title. 88-87 for 60 mos., 86-85 for 54 mo., 84-83 for 48 mo., 82 and older for 36 mo. ' • • Your Vote & Influence Appreciated 1200 E. State St. Athens, Ohio 594-3528 ' Pd. for by the candidate, P. 0. Box !7, Racine, Ohio. 949-2222 -ELECT- IV A M. SISSON Meigs Board of Education (One involved in football and one in Junior High Band) A marriage license has been issued In Meigs County Probate ·. YOUR VOTE WlLL BE APPRECIATED Paid Pol. Ad . by Candidate, Rt. I, Bo• 4. Rutland. Oh,io ~~!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. 1, Court to Ralph Lee Stover, 38, Cheshire, and Barbara Ann Hendricks, 26, Long Bottom. The Daily Sentinel (USPS !4.. 960l i\ Division of Mullimedla, In c. Pub\ls hf'd C'VNY aft('rnoon. Monda y throuA:h Friday. 111 Cour1 S1.. Po· OUncemeDts Trustees to meet Letart Township Trustees will meet Monday, 6 p.m., at the offlc~ building. • m£'roy, Ohio, b y thr OhiO Vall('y Pub· 1\sh\nJi! Company / Mul1\mE'd la, Inc .. PomC'roy, Ohio 45769, Ph . 992-2156. Sc· 1980 C<Jnd c lass posl agr paid al Pomeroy, Ohio . ' $ - 2 5900 ·1976 $ Ford Gran Torino ....2 .dr....... 69500 . 1979 Ford L. T.D ••••••• 4 dr. ••••••••••••••• $59500 .. Ford Wagon •••••••••••••••••••••.•.•• M£'mbc>r : Unlt€'d Press Jnterna llona l. Inland Dall y PrC'Ss Association a nd th(' Ohio Nt'w spa l)<'r Associ a tion. Na11onal Advertlstna RC'presf'nta11v<', Branham Newspapcor Sal<'S, 733 Third Avt' nut', Nt>w York. Nt'w York 10017. POSTMASTER: SE>nd addr('S..'>' c hanges: to ThC' Dall.v Scntinct, 111 Cour1 St.. Pom£>roy, Ohio 4.')769. SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1979 By Carrier or Motor Route Onf' Wrek ......... :.: ....................... $J.25 'Onf' Month ....... ,......... ....... ... .. .. $5.4~ On£' Yf'ar ................................. $65.00 SINGLE COP\' PRICE Da lly ...... ...... .... .................. . 25 Ct' nls Pontiac Wagon ...................... $39500 · 1977 $ . . ' 9900 Op.e l .••••• ~................................... .: Sub.o;crlber.'l not dE'Sirlng to pa.v thf'Ca r· 1971· rler may rr-m l! In advanc(' dl rtct to Olds. Cutlass.~ .......................~;;. S5QGO .'· Tht' Da !I.VS€> nt lnC'I on a .3, 6 or 12 month basis. CrC'dlt will be ~ lve n ca rrier ea rh W£'Ck. ' 1975 No subScriptions by mall permloNi In Clll'l'ler Sl'f\' ICf' Is ' Buick LeSabre ........................ $3 9 500 . : 1975 . •, Chevrolet ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $29500 . <IJ'('llS Wh('rC' hom(' avallabl£' . Mall Suhs<!rlpllons "Inside Meigs County · 13 WPf'ks ................................ · $17.29 26 Weeks.... .. ........................... 134.06 52 Week s... ........ .. .................. . . 166.56 Outside Mel"" County 13 WeckL .......... ~ ..................... $lR.20 26 Weeks .................................. $:15.10 52 Weeks ......... ................. ~ ....... $67.60 r-;:=;:=::=::::==::======:::::::::::~ VOTE FOR AND ELECT Olds. 1979 ' ·- 1972 s1 oo:·.: Delt~ 8 ••••••••••.••••••••••••••••. .~ ", Plymouth Wagon .................. $7 9 500 . STOP IN OR CALL 992-2174 E. JANE BEEGLE Clerk Racine Village Pd. for by the candidate, 66 6th St., Racine, Ohio SAMP·LE BALLOT SHALL A LEVY RENEWING ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN THOUSAND THREE HUN· DRED THIRTY NINE DOLLARS ($113,339.00) AND PROVIDING AN INCREASE OF THIRTY SIX THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY SIX DOLLARS ($36,756.UO) BE IMPOSED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FOR THE EMERGEN- CY REQUIREMENTS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT (AVOIDING AN OPERATING DEFICIT) AND A lEVY OFTAXES YO BE MADE RE~ELECT WANDA EBLIN FOR THE TAX • ~ocal *Lifetime Meigs County Resident *Graduate of Middleport High School *Involvement in Civic and Community Activities •Mother of two Meigs Local Students OUTSIDE OF THE TEN-MILL UMITATION ESTIMATED BY THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO AVERAGE 5.0 MILLS FOR EACH ONE DOLLAR OF VALUATION, WHICH AMOUNTS TO FIFTY CENTS ($0.50} FOR EACH ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS OF VALUATION, FOR A PERIOD Of FIVE (51 YEARSJ •. NISSAN ft==::::::::::::::::::::=::=::=::::;::;:;;;=:;;;=;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;=t (A majority affin:native vote is nere.;sary for passage) Southern Local School Board . • The following cases have bef" Funeral services. lor Janelle C. dismissed In Meigs County Com· Wolfe, 18, who died .Tuesday at mon Pleas Court: Barbara A. her home In Jackson, will be held James versus John James Jr.; atl p.m. Saturday ilt the Calvary Harry Surface versus Clint John· United Methodist Chu rc h rather · son; James P. Lambert, et al, than at 2 'p.m. as announced versus Akron 011 Corporation. earlier. EASTERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Candidate For • Veterans Memorial Thursday Admissions · ~ Charles Friley, Pomeroy; Bertha Diehl, Pomeroy; Edna Swick, Rutland; Opal Willison, Reedsvllle. Thursday Discharges - Jo· seph Brian Wilcox. Ann Actions dismissed JaneUe Wolfe FROPOSE'U TAX lEVY JOHN MURPHY • WE'RE HERE TO STAY!!· VOTE FOR • Granted license Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports eight calls Thursday; Tuppers Plains at 2:27a.m. to Rice Run Road for Nora Rice to Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 12: 13 p.m. to Mason for Joe Jarrell to Pleasant Valley Hospl· tal; Middleport Fire Department al 2: 06 p.m. to a dump fire on Roush Road Road; Middleport at 4:11 p.m. to an appliance fire at the Lisa Haines residence on North Second Ave.; Pomeroy at 5:49p.m. to Porneroy 'Cllff Apts. for Bertha Diehl to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 7:12 p.m. transported Edna Pickens to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 9:14 p.m. transported Edna Swick to Veterans .Memorlal Hospital; Pomeroy at 10: 01 p.m. to High St. lor Lisa Newman to Holzer Medical Center,. rt=====:::=====:ti Salisbury. Township· Clerk Pd . • Am Electric Power ........... 27% AT&T ............................... 29')i Ashland on ......................... 52 Bob Evans:....................... 16% Charming' Shoppes .... ~ ........ 16% City Holding Co ... .... .... , ....... 31 Federal Mogul... ............... 30'li Goodyear T&R 48% ........ ......... 2" Heck's Inc .......................... 74 Key centurion ....... .............. 33 L d • End 18Y., an s ... ....... ........... .... Limited Inc ....... .......... ..... 22Y., Middleport 'coJ,lrt , PIK IVA M. SISSON (Parents lnvolv•d with Kids) Hospital news Squad has 8 calls '. ,.t·· PO MO. • ;: Lucllle Diehl, Larr!e Deem, ;: Carol Ball. Mary Ball, Ralph ~ Nelgler, Edna Ne!gler, Robert • Damron, Vicki Dainron, Bob • Dudding, Hazel Dudding, Fran· ,. ces Foster, Bill Justice, Sandy , Deem. ' The Rev. Steve Deaver, pastor • of the Racine First Baptist , Church, has written a letter, also '· against . the sale of beer and • pre-packaged mixed drinks In ,. the community. His communication reads: ,.• : "My father was k1lled In an i: alcohol rl!lated accident when he :: was 29 years old. When I was 19 a ,. fellow college athlete and friend ~· of mine was cruelly shot between ,• the eyes In .an alcohOl related ; Incident. Alcohol k1lls . It Is !· socially acceptable, thus I feel ._ the most dangerous drug :. avallable. ;: "Alcohol Is a prime cause of ·• death In accidents, disease and ~ crlrntn'a l acts . Over 5,000 teenag· 1· ers dte yearly 111 drunk drtver ':::,. Named to post •• To Roll PIICI i' -- ASatory Combination of Macaroni and Grouncllttf Simmered in a Tasty Tomato Sauce and S.wtd with Our Homtmodt (oJI Slaw, anti Hot lutterttl (orn with Your Ot.ict of a Hot Steomy loll or HorMftHidt litcuit. . ,. ,,..L----------------------.J PDMO. S57 1984 PLYMOUTH HORIZON............................... S2995 . sa5 1983 FOlD EScon wagon, blue .................... S3995 S88 1985-FORD ES(ORT,· blue ••••••• ""~..................... S4595 S74 1981 PLYMOUTH CHAMP, light pewter........... S2995 1983 MADA 626, pctwer roof/windows, 5 spd ... S4995 S113 1983 OLDS o•GA 2 door, blue .................... S4995 S113 1984 FORD T'MPO, white ............................... S4995 S113 . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30TH "GOULASH" JOHNNY MARZEnl DINNER ..... 52.99 ·'• . Forest Run Methodist Church w!ll have an election day soup diner at·the church Tuesday, serving from 11 a.m to 6 p.m. Tile menu w!ll Include homemade vegetable and bean soup, sandwlche, cake and pie. -· ~ Trucks This Week's Specials Plan election day dinner ... ,. ' PIICE •MUST HAVE OWN TOOLS PHONE 992-7013 OR 992-5553 CALL BETWEEN 8:30, A.M.-5:00 P.M. '. .· •t'" .. >t''. ;!' EXPERIENCED BODY MAN ,. '• ' TAYLOR USED CARS ' ' ,• , '• Page-~ Three defendants were fined a nil 'three others forfeited bond~ son, Coolville, and Mrs. Fra nk In the court of M!ddlepcrt Mayor (lris<Mae) Karban, Orrville; two Fred Hof(rnan Wednesday night. sp ns, Harley Rice and John Rice, Fined were Bryan K. Holley, both of Reedsville, 14 grandchild· $10 and costs, squeMiddleport. ren, nine great-grandchildren ,allng tires; . James Patterson, and several nieces and nephews. Middleport, $50 and costs, falling Besides her parents , she was preceded In death by her bus- · to underpin tral h,;r, and Everett ' Creme<~ns, Coolville, $10, exband, WUmE!r A.. Rice; a brother, Isaac Harley Kincade, and a pired tags. Forfeiting bonds were Kenneth sister, Iris Christy . Snyder, Pomeroy, and James E. Services will be he ld at 1 p.m. Peyton, Dexter, $450 each, Sunday at t~ Saint Paul United posted on a charge of driving Methodist Cbu rch In Tuppers while !ntoxlcatjed, and Shannon Plains with burial to be In Meigs L. Stewart, Middleport, $41, Memory Garden. Friends may speeding. call at the Ewing Funeral Horne from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . . Saturday. ' thew (Patricia} Sterrett of RaJohn Bumgarner leigh, N.C. • John Franklin "Jake" Bum· ~- Nlehm was a 1985 graduate of garner Sr., 61, West Columbia, Gallla Academy High School W. Va., died Thursday In Plea· where he played sports. He also sant Valley Hospital. was an Eagle Scout and ,a Born Ja·n. 3, 1926 at West member of the St. Paul Lutheran Columbia, he was a son ofthe late Church In Pomeroy. He was very Thomas and Gwendolyn Willi· active with social concerns. ams Bumgarner. Services w!IJ be Saturday at 2 He was a a welder for the p.m. at the Willis Funeral Home American Car and Foundarles with Rev. William Middlewarths (ACF) Industries In Huntington. officiating. Burial will be at the Surviving are three daughters, Mound Hill Cemetery. Debra K. Bumgarner, Hartford; Friends may visit 6 to 9 P·r:!'· Teresa A. Camp and Sheryl L. Friday at W!llls Funeral Home. Bumgarner, both of West ColumPallbearers will be Danny bla; two sons, John Franklin Dressel, Allan Fulks, Paul Card, Bumgarner Jr. and Patrick Lee Kevin Carter, Kevin Isaacs, Bumgarner, both of West Colum· Brad Smith, Mike Moore, Chuck bla; two sisters, Mrs . . Lucille Wagner, T.J . Leonard, Glenn Bumgarner Reynolds, Point Elkins, and Juan McCabe. Pleasant, Mrs. Marcelline Bum· Friends wishing to do so may garner Miller, Oak Hill; two donate to their favorite charity or grandchildren and several nle- to the Gallla Academy High ces and nephews. School Athletic Boosters. Services will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Marlin Nora Rice Campbell officiating. Burial w!ll follow at Kirkland Memorial Nora E . Rice, 91, 51429 Rice Run Road, Reedsville, died Gardens. friends may call Friday from Thursday at Camden-Clark Hospital In Parkersburg. 6 to 9 p.m. at the funeal home. Born In Meigs County on Oct. 29, 1896, a daughter of the late Ira Bernie Niehm, Jr. and Laura Whaley Kincade, Mrs. Bernie F. Nlehrn Jr., 20, of260 Rice was a retired school teacher M!ll Creek, Gall!polls, died Wed- with 35 years of servjce. She was nesday at "'olzer Medical Center. a member of the Saint Paul Born May 2, 1967, In Columbus, United Methodist Church and a he was the son of Dr. Bernard member of the W.S.C.S. of that Nlehm Sr. and Eunice (Patter· chu·rch In Tuppers Plains. She son) Nlehrn. was a member of lite Retired Sisters surviving are Mrs. Teachers Association. Michael (Julie Kay) Supp of " She Is survived by two daugh· Holldayburg, Pa., and Mrs. Mal· ters, Mrs. Rex (Wilma) Robin- The Ohio Department of Youth Services was given permanent custody of a Rutland area youth who appeared before Judge Robert Buck In the Meigs County Juveillle Court Wednesday on charges of Inciting panic. The youth admitted making a call to the Salem Center Elementary School last week warning that a bomb had been planted In that building as well as the Meigs Junior High School In Middleport. Both schools were closed for the day as a result of the calL T.he Wednesday hearing brought the number to five youths who have been turned over to the Ohio Department of Youth Services this fall as the result of bomb threat calls made to schools of 'the Meigs Local District. An older sixth young man was sentenced to a.reformatory earlier as the result of making bomb threat calls. . An Apple Grove, W.Va. ,man is listed In stable condition in the Intensive care unit at St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington where he Is being treated for Injuries suffered when the bulldozer he was working on rolled, according to the Mason County Sheriff's ~partment and a nursing supervisor at the hospitaL Brent Edwards, 34, was apparently operating a dozer on the upper side of a creek when the bank gave away and the dozer rolled about 10 feet at 3: 30 p.m. Thursday, according to the sheriff' s department spokesman. ~ HIS father reportedly got blm out from Underneath the dozer. He was transported to St. Mary's by the Point Pleasant EMS, the spokesman said, adding that Valley EMS and Valley Volunteer Fire Department were also on the scene. .. ~ OLD TOWN CAMPGROUND Will Be Open All Winter ----.-Area deaths----- Apple Grove nwn injured Funds distributed ANNOUNCEMENT •' I CLEVELAND (UPI) - TI1UTS· day's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number 308. Ticket sales totaled $~,205,845.50, with a payoff due of $434,263.50. . PICK-4 6599. PICK-4 ticket sales totaled $190,719, with a payoff due of $86,092. · PICK·4 $1 straight bet pays $4,968. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays $414. Our Gouhly Managers Have Brewed Up These Bewitching Specials! South Central Ohio Mostly sunny today, with highs • ·near 70. Clear tonight, with a low • In the lower ;lOs. Partly cloudy . Saturday, with highs near 70, The probability of prec!plta· tlon Is near zero through Saturda1. Winds will be from the southw· est at 10 to15mph today and light and variable tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Sunday throagh Tuesday Fair through the period, with highs ranging from the mid 60s In • .the northern part of the state to • the lower 70s In the southSunday · Highs will be near 70 Monday and Tuesday. Overnight lows will range from tlie mid 30s In the northeast to the mid 40s In the southwest early Sunday and In the 40s Monday and Tuesday • mornings. .•· Lottery·numbers HAPPY HALLOWEEN! · Weather ·~.:r---Local briefs-----. .. Rutland youth in custody ,· SSAN'S ' By United Press lateraatloaal Thunderstorms hit Arizona early today with 86-mph wind gusts In the Phoenix area that damaged roofs, mobile homes and uprooted large trees while residents of the Northwest wa· lted for the end of 102-day drought. The 86-mph wind gusts were reported at Glendale Airport near Phoenix, and baseball-size hall and 70-mph winds pelted Wickenburg. More than an .Inch of rain fell, rapidly flooding low lying areas, the National Weather Se~vlce said. · Damage was reported to homes and power was lost In the Wickenburg area. On Thursday, windows were blown out of a school In Wlcken· burg and half an Inch to an Inch of rain was reported for a 1!;1-mlnute period In parts of Yavapai and northwest Maricopa counties In central Arizona, flooding high· ways, forecasters said. October State School Founda· tlon subsidy payments of $181,122,486.73 were. paid In Ohio for October, State Auditor Thomas Ferguson reports. Meigs County's three local school districts received $583,622.06 following deductions for retirement payments for teachers and employees . The amount received for each district Includes Eastern Local, $122,081.65; Meigs Local, $335,150.58, and Southern Local, · $126,389.83. In addition, the Meigs County . Board of Educa· t!on received a direct allotment of $31,205.65. Officials deseroe thanks! ,• TAYlOR weather hits Arizona The Daily S~ntinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio the candidate. 41000 Laurel Clift Rd., AGAINST THE TAX Ohio 11 0, Paid For By the Eastern Emergency School Levy ' Campaign Committee · David Weber - Chairman.· . ' �. Friday, Qctober 30, 1987 Friday, October 30. 1987 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio _; South1e m hosts ·E astern Saturday night 1 <.,. YOUNGSTERS ENJOY - These youngsters experienced the joy of a canoe ride for the first lime at the National Hunting and Fishing Day held at Royal Oak Resort recently. In this photo Bill Buckley and John Costanzo, both ouldoprsmen and of the Meigs County Education olflce,assist ijryan Yonker as he guides these future outdoorsmen on a canoe ride. Reserving Saturday evening keep the l:lefense off the field wllh soley for themselves, two gallant, better offensive ball control. This opponents from each side of Should take a lot of pressure off of Meigs Coun ty are preparing for the defense. "The Game" of the year as far as Hensler continued, "We' ll try ancient rivalries go; and this to control Eastern's passing ·year should be no exception as attack and :force them Into a Southern flashes Its home purple running game... as we feel we · and gold against Eastern's green can match-up on the line" and while In Racine. "The big key will be to have a Last season Southern claimed better the victory, but Eastern holds the the ball,offensive and scoregame, some control pointsedge In . record this season. The ' then hope our defense will do a SHS homefleld advantage puts better job." the game up for grabs, along with "As far as the rivalry goethe 'a ny thing can happen· s ... anythlng can happen. Eastern anything goes' tradition of the has a good team this year. Our rivalry. boys will be giving It all that they Southern Coach Bill Hensler have and ant hying can happen.'' says his team will try to keep Its " We are fair ly . healthy this offense more in co ntrol ,content week. I ex pect a hard hitting to pound It out on the ground. game and suspect that the team while taking some time off the with the fewest mistakes and the clock and the defense off the least penalties will come out on field . the winning end," Hensler Hensler stated, "This game Is concluded. Southern has played very well always a mg game,so we want to have more balance. We'll try to at times and has had many outstanding Individual efforts. In instances where similar teams could pull off .victories with a concentrated team effort, Souihern has bowed to untimely mistakes and turnovers in allow· tng the game to manipulate their play. Southern has come close on several occasions, but lost and f~a;ls;o~h;a;s~p;la;y;e;d;s;u;p;er;l;or;;ba:l:l:fo;r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;C;;;on;;;t;;;ln;;;u~ed;;;o:n;;;;;5;;;;;;;;;~ . TO THE .YOTERS OF . ' HUNTER ETHICS - Keith Woods, Meigs County Game Protector, launches the National Hunting and Fishing Day activities, sponsored by lzaak Walton, with a presentation on Hunter Ethics, Safely, Law Enforcement, and Turkey CaiDng. I am a candidate for member of the Board of Education. I have had experience as a teacher, principal. and board clerk. I would appreciate your.vote and support on Nov. 3rd. THANK YOU CHARLES S. NORRIS Paid lor by Candidate. Charles S..Jiorris, P.O. Box 740, Racine ~.!. 531 JACKSON PIKE -RTJ5 WEST P11ono 446· 4524 SATURDAY &SUNDAi MATINEES All SEATS 12.50 BARGAIN NIGHT TUESDAY $2.50 I ocT 30 thru NOV Amerkaa Coafere~~ee WLfPct..PFPA Bulfalo 3 8 0 501 115 IH 3 3 t ,ltf ltl II s J 0 ,IJII 113 128 3 J • •. . Ill 1441 Z40.J3JJI8UJ Ce•traJ lndlanaapoH• New En&tand .. NY Jets MI...,; Clev~ud Holl8ton ' 811 14& 80 • • 0 t. 2 • • 0 .817 U3 121 .IS! 15 IU S -1 J 0 ,8&3 ISS 104 Sealth! r: 0 -•1 IM 118 I. A.. 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Mlaneaota at Seattle, f p.m. Clen!land at San Dleso, f p.m. San Frat~clsco at LA Rama, 4 p.m." lh!trolt M Denver, t p.m. MondiiY'I Game ~ NY Gianla at Dallas, 9 p.m. fti~:~Week'• RESINGAROs Salt 'Nuggets contain two unique cleansing ingredients that wash away dirt and minerals and help your softener last lon1er. Made from food grade salt - 99.9% pure. DAVE HARRIS AOVERTISING Ohio teller~ Football Sc hedule By United Pr"11InternaUonal Salunla,y, Oct. 11 Ml chll{an Slate at Ohio State Bowllaa: Greea Ill Miami Ohio l/nlv at Eastern Mlch Tuledo ai Kent State Tenn Tech al Clncl•naU (4 pm) Younptown St at Middle Tenn JIM SOULSBY SPORTS WRITER ·NO. 8 985-4100 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE EASTERN. EAGLE MARCHING BAND 51 l..::FR!DAY t hru THURSD~Y!~ LAST WEEK LAST WEEK 9-6 11-4 SEASON 81-39 PCT. 67% State S.nator D-Circloville ~ ' . LAST WEEK LAST WEEK LAST WEEK 9-6 9-6 8-7 SEASON SEASON 8S-3S PCT. 70% Meigs logan: Eastern Vinton Co. Nelsonville-York Miller Wahama San Diego Cincinnati Indiana Ohio State Penn State Marshall Eost. Michigan UCLA 64-41 PCT. 60% Meigs vs. Federal-Hocking Logan vs. Ath~,ns Eastern vs. Southern Wellston vs. Vinton Co. Trimble vs, Nelsonville-York Alexander vs. Miller Wahama vs. Ritchie Co. Cleveland vs. San Diego Cincinnati vs. Houston Iowa vs. Indiana Ohio Slate vs. Michigan State WYU vs. Penn State Marsha·n vs. Tenn.-Chattonoogo Ohio University ·vs. East. Mich. UCLA vs. Arizona State Meigs logan NO PICK Wellston Nelsonvlle-York Alexander Wahama Cleveland Cincinnati Iowa Ohio State Penn State Marshall East. Michigan UCLA SEASON 84-36 PCT. 69% LAST WEEK lO-S SEASON 81-39 PCT. 68% 88· 32 PCT. 73% Meigs Athens NO PICK Wellston Nelsonville-York Miller Wahama Cleveland Cincinnati Iowa Ohio State Penn State Marshall Eastern Mich. UCLA Meigs logan Eastern Vinton Co. Nelsonville- York Alexander Wahama ' 'Cleveland Houston Iowa Ohio State WVU Tenn Chattanooga East. Michigan UClA Meigs logan Eastern Vinton Co. Nelsonville-York Miller Wahama Cleveland Cincinnati Indiana Ohio State Penn State .. ' Marshall East; Michigan . UCLA SEASON Meigs Athens Eastern Wellston Nelsonville-York Alexander Wahama Cleveland Cincinnati Iowa Ohio State WVU Marshall Ohio University Arizona State Nk:bollll Sl (La\ at A.kron Baldwi•WaJiace at Otterbein (n) Cap hi at Heldelberr OberUn 11 Marietta Musldnp"' at Mouat linton Ohio Nnrthera at Wltlenberr Eastern baseball·boys seeking help Kenyon Ill AUerbeny (Pa) Calif' Re11erve at Denllon Ohio Wnleyan at Hiram W6olller at Roche~~ter Eunavtlle Hnd) at Aillland "luffton at Anderson (lnd) HIIWiale (Michl at Central Sl St. do!W!ph {lnd) at Dayton DeUance ·at Urbana DePAUw {In d) at tladJay Grove Cit)' (Pal at Jo ... c .. rroll Tif11n at WHtmlmter (Pal Wllmlqlon at We11tern Connecticut :southern... SUGAR .RUN MILLS JAN MICHAEL LONG ·~ n-.U!fhf aarne ' NANCY YOACHAM EDITORIAL - .r...t This week's games 0\AMONO CR'l'STAL WEEK W L T Pet. PF PA. W•bl•«ton p. m . NUGGETS BRIAN BILLINGS ADVERTISING SCOTT WOLFE SPORTS WRITER Nath)-.J Coaferenee ' KaniM City at Chlcap, 1 p. m/ LA. Kalderaat New En &land, J p.m. New Orleans at Atlan&a, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay \'1, Gr. &y (Mil,..·) I enjoyable techniques, and to better serve the public In the goals of the organization. Izaak Walton Is a conservation organization whose goals are to ' see that the nations air, soil, woods, water, and wildlife are protected and wl$ely used. THis years activities were aimed at permitting people, both young and old, to observe and participate In a variety of activities with special emphasis placed on hunting and fishing, ethics, morals, $afety, and conservation. Continued on page 5 RIGGS USED CARS CHESTER BOWHUNTERS - The Chesler Bowhunters club,consldered by many participants as the high point of the day, gave Individualized ir:structlon on shooting the bow and arrow . Club members spent several hours with youngsters to give them the opportunity to learn the proper bow techniques . Eaot 8undll)''a (;amM , lndlaupolla at NY Jets, 1 p.m. Ho)IMoa .. Clltclnuu, 1 p.m . LOWI LOW,·PRICES tm Br Vnited Preaa .. lerMUanal . NATIONAL FOOTB.\LL LEAGUE .. .AT .• NFL results Cleveland JO, LA GOOD USED CARS CHESTER Scoreboard !M. Loull SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Annual hunting, fishing day event held at park recently POMEROY - The Ken Amsbary Chapter of Izaak Walton recently sponsored Its annual .National Hunting and Fishing Day Event recently at Royal Oak Park. . Approximately 150 people par· ticlpated in a variety of demonstratlcns and presentations offered by event organizers. The Ken Amsbary Chapter sponsors the national event each year In an effort to Introduce more people to various outdoor recreations, to prepare more people In outdoor responsibilities, to demon$trate safe and as much as three quarters before finding a way to lose. A viCtor)! for the ·confident Tornadoes could help salvage a disappoint. ing season. · Meanwhile, Eastern has been catching the "wave" throughout the season, rldlng high on the highest pinnacles of success: then tumbling Into the valleys of The Daily Sentinei-Page-5 Ohio , Continued from page 4 · disappointment and defeat. , If any team Is the surprise , team of the year It Is Eastern. The 4-4 Eagles wree picked next to last In pre-season polls, and 'until last week were stlll In the · hunt for the SVAC. • Like Southern untimely mistakes, penalties, and turnovers, have plagued the Eagles, how'ever, win or lose EHS Is always ALLEN TRIPP CHARLES .CLELAND KEVIN GRUESER banging on the door. If the past Is ·an Indication of the present then PLAYERS-OF-WEEK - -As a result of claimed 'Player of I he Week' honors for the week :one could expect another excitof October 23 as a result of great line play and Ing game from th~ Eagles. · excellent defensive play and a creditable job ·on several major defensive stops. During the last two the line, Southern lineman Kevin Grueser has Coach Arch Rose commentedbeen nominated as the "Player of the Week" lor outings the player of the week tandem of Allen .,"Last week's loss was a big the week of October 23. Grueser was on of Tripp and Charles Cleland have made several.key .disappointment In many ways. Southern's leading tacklers and provided several defensive assaults and quarterback sacks. We were frustrated offensively. :u seemed lthat every time we key blocks on the line. Two Eastern linemen _would get a drive going there would be a major penalty or poor execution to stop. the drive." Continued from page 4 ' "We had the ball Inside the Jackson at Gallipolis Kyger Creek at North Gallia The days activities Included opponents 50 yard llne the whole demonstrations or participations Logan at Athens Federal Hocking a t Meigs second half and could not score.'' In the following: gun safety by Marietta at Warren Wahama at Ritchie County "The team feels badly about John Costanzo, game laws by Pt. Pleasant at Huntington East Southwestern at Oak Hill last week's loss and how the Kenny Tomlinson, hunting ethics Buffalo at Rock Hill Symmes Valley Hannan Trace 'game was lost(on a well executed and turkey calling by Keith Fairland at Coal Grove Oct. 31 Game: fake kick, that could have won Woods, Ice fishing by Joe Bailey, West at Portsmouth Eastern at Southern the game, but Instead just missed filleting by George Morrison, Wellston at Vinton Countv .for an incomplete pass ), but has trapping by John Hetzer, canoe•been working very hard to Ing by Joe Bailey and Bryan overcome it this week In Yonker, black powder by Owen ,practice." Damewood, trap shooting by · The veteran mentor continued, John Jeffer; and Russ Well, and "The Southern-Eastern game ls reloading by Larry Well. alwyas highly emotional. It Is my The day was highlighted by -deSire to keep t,!le game In archery participation presented .perspective as the only thing on by the Chester Bowhunters. A "the llne f9r either team (at this meal prepared by Denver Well •point) is Pride." and Rex Bailey was served. The " This will be an Intense game, ·day concluded with door pr ize~ ·as always, bu t It Is my hope and for those in attendance. Your Vote & Influence Appreciated :.Jesire to keep that Intensity on :the Held channeled In the proper Pd . tor by the candidate, 46305 Bowman Run Rd .. Racine, Ohio ·manner, hopefully converting NEW BALLROOM DANCE CLUB · ' the Intensity Into 'points on the Dances held at the Holiday Inn Gallipolis, Ohio , scoreboard." 1 am looking forward again to "A Thanlc'sgiving Dinner/Dance" this rivalry. The last one (four (Sal.l Nov. 21, 1987 seasons ago) I lost. I hope the Holiday Inn, Gallipolis, Ohio outcome this year wlll be more $40 Caupl1, S.mi-formal 7:00p.m. luffot (8Hf·Pork-Turkoyl favora ble." 9:00 p.m. "Mary lucas & Friends" "I expect Southern to give us a R.S . V.P. by Nov. 4, 19S7 good game." Ticket• or Information Call: : Regardless of outcome, SaturMikki Casto 676-3888 day's tilt should be quite a ...,. Betty Kyger 446·1 038 thriller. Game time Is 7:30 p.m. Ma Lucas 446·9787 In Racine. Annual... I Friday's games The Eastern boys' baseball program , includ ing varsity, J r. Varsity, and Pony League Is requesting help from the public In their 'Collect-N-Save' program sponsored by the Oscar Mayer Company. The 'Collect-N-Save' program involves the collecting of Proofof-P urc!lase: UPC symbols from Oscar Mayer wrappers. For every 10 UPC symbols saved a player may rec<;lve a free piece of equipment, plus when turned in for redemption, the team gets a bonus coupon worth twice the number submitted by the player.Anyone In the community wishIng to donate these wrappers should contact Scott Wolfe at Eastern High School or by contacting any EHS baseball player.Wrappers may be mailed In care of Wolfe at the High ~~~~ woo SR 7; Reedsvllle, 57 The offer Is good unill Jan. 19, so wrappers may be submitted until that time from all O-M meat products. RE-ELECT GREGORY EBLIN Salisbury Township Trustee Pd. for by the candidate. 40630 Laurel Cliff Rd ., Pomeroy, Oflio TAYLOR NISSAN RE-ELECT Delbert ''Deb'' Smith Sutton Township Trustee· .. .l JAYCEE "Player-of-theWeek' ' for his efforts In Meigs' victory over Alexander last week was Mike Bartrum, 205-pound senior quarterback who In just one quarter completed lour out of four pass attempis for 137 yards arid lour touchdowns. MHS won, 47·28. Celeh11fe Halloween Night With lh..... . ON SATURDAY OCTOBER 31, 1987 7:00 PM· CLOSING THE CEDAR BAR and LOUNGE PRIZES AWARDED FOR BEST AND MOST ORIGINAL C.OSTUME ---- Enjoy Live Country Music .... , Featurin9 SHARON & C:HEEZ ICENHOWER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • In thtrltecent Fort Frye Band Competition The Eastern Eagle Band Received ' ·•1st Place Class C Band •1st Place Field Commander ' ··. •I st Place Marching & Field Maneuvers Overall _ •Qualified for State Compet.i tion Nov. 7th in Columbus . . CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK! The Community Owned Bank . FB. Fanners Bank " Member FDIC POMEROY . 9«)2-2136 TUPPERS PLAINS 667-3161 -~·-- -· THEp:-=::~ SfEPAHEAD BANK •• GUESS NOT BACK FOR· DINNER! Taylor Nissan HardbOdy Extras At No Extra Cost: 1. 5 Speed Manual Transmission 2. Double Wall Cargo Bed with Rope Hooks 3. Halogen Headlat'nps 4. P-195175A14 Radial Tires 5. One Touch Tailgate 6. Three Passenger Bench Seat 7. Low Fuel Warning Light 8. Water Temperature Gauge 9. 2.4 Liter OHC 4-Cyllnder Engine 10. Electronic Fuel Injection 1L Power Brakes with Vented Front Disc 12. Maintenance F~ee Battery 13. 15.9 Galle.n Fuel Tank Capacity Th e ASSAULT p ower weapon is A n ew unique, potent rodcnU cide c he mica l. VOTE FOR bromcthalin. Unlike anticoagu!a n ts.ASSAUL T a ttacks the n ervo11s sys tem rats and mice . FRANCIS ANDREW 'l [ _Just a single.reeding or ASSAULT kills nearly. 100% or your rats a nd mice. TRUSTEE OF OLIVE TOWNSHIP - Life-long resident of Olive Township. - Strong defender of township taxpa\{ers' rights. - When formerly Trustee. obtained the only Block Grant ever to be received by Olive Township. - Served as State Highway hispector under Governor Gilligan. - If elected. will attempt to obtain a block grant for much needed township equipment. .- Promises honest. dedicated' . and sincere ta11payer . re resentatton. .. Tests shciw ASSAULT kills ~v~n those kn o wn lo be resistanti.o a.utlcoo.gulan t baits. Once rodents dine on ASSAULT they won't come back · for inore. &liiULT A ..... PO. WITH ltNOUGB STRONG POU'IIITSTO Dt:5 f ROY THE &Din, R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. 399 w..Maln St. a meroy, Ohio, 992-2144 ft!l Stort With '' AII Ii~1h Oi ~· uh ' for Pt11, Stabltt, lorg. & Smllll Atlinlah . I JWI\\ I Gardtnl 00 MO. PAY. 72 MONTHS 11000 CASH OR TRADE DOWN PLUS TAX & TITLE �/ • Page-6-The Daily Senti~ . - Friday, October 30, 19_87 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio w 7 fXrERIENCE THE JOY Of .RELIGION . ~ This (row's Family Restaurant . "Ftttltl~t 1<1111eig Fll•l Clrld11" \ 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy 1 . 992-5432 4C·- M'IDEPORT and Church ·"'.· MEIGS TIRE 1\ JohnF . Fult;,Mgr . ~ SWISHER & lDHSE PHARMACY -~ BOOK SIORE Church & Ofhce Supplies We Ftll Doctors' GIFTS 9f Mtll St. Mtddleport Prescnpttons 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy WAID CROSS SONS StORE RIDENOUR FURNI~!e~~RDWAR:rI Gracer1es....L Gener.al Mercnandtse Rac1ne 949·'ZSSO E Rawlings-Coats-Blower FUNERAL HOME 104 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY 264 S. 2nd, Middleport 992-2815 5141 TRINITY CHURCH. Rev John !Ill!. pas\or; Debbie Buck. Sunday School Supt OIUrch School 9 15 a m., WQrship Servie 10 ll a m Choir rehearsal, 1\Jesday, 7. :ll p m. uOOer dJ rretlon of l.nls Burt POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE, Comer Union and MullErry, R£tv Thomas Glen McClung, pastor Nonnan Pres ley, S S Supt , Sunday School, 9 ll a m., : momJngworshlp lO:JJ am; eveningservb!6 1 p.m .• mid-week service, Wednesday, 7 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 321i E Main St , Pomeroy. Sunday servlce:i. Holy 'communiOn on the- first Sunday of each month. and combined with morning prayer on the thlrd Sunday. Momin~ prayer and sennon on all other Sundays of the month. Church School and Nursery care provided. Coffee hour in UX:> Parish Hall Immediately followtng the servtce. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. 212 W Main Si , Leo Nash, I.'Vangellst. Bible School 9..JJ am.; Momlngworship.lO:lta m.. Youlh meetings, 6·00 p.m , E\ening worship. 7:00 p m Wednesday night prayer meeting and Bible ~1\dy . 7. 00 p m 1 Le~ , rnt'mbe-rs In charge, all women invited, 6:45 p.m Thursday, Cor,:s Cade( : Cla5SS (Young People-Bibk•t , 7::1) pm Bible ' Study and Prayer meetlng, open to Ill• public POMEROY WESfSJDE CHURCH OF , OiRIST, l3226 Children's Home Road (County : Road 161 . 992 52l"i. Vocal mw;lc &!nday Wor 1 slhplO a m., BlbleStudyllam., Worship 6p ; I m Wednesday, Bible Study, 7 p.m , OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN ' ' QJURCH, AMn Curtis, pastor; Linda Swan , Sl1pt. SurxJay School 9::Il am : preaching services. flrsl and third Sunday following Sunday School Youth meeting, ?:,'J) p.m every Sunday I UNITED METiiODIST, GRAHAM Preaching 9· 30 a m flrsl a nd seco nd , Sun· days of eac h m onth. third and fourth Sun dav each month wor ship St>rvk-es at 7· JOp m , Wednesday evenings al 7. 30 p m P ra yer and Bible Study SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, Mul Derry Heights Road, Pomeroy. Pastor John Swe igart , Sabbath School Superln· tenden t. Darline Stewa rt Sabba th School begins at 2 p m on Saturday afternoon wUh worship servlct> following at 3·15p m Everyone welcome. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sister Harriett Warner, Supt Sunday School 9· 30 a m , Morning Worship 10· !1.5 am P OMEROY FIRST BAPTIST; Lyston Halley. I minister; Saturday evening eyangellsUc services, open to public, 7 p. m , Sunday C hur~h School, 9: 30 a m , Morni ng Wors htp 10:30 a.rn FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po meroy Pike. E . Lamar O' Brya nt , pastor , Ja ck Needs, Sund ay School Director Sun da y Sc hool , 9· 30 a nr.: Morning Worship, , 10 45: e ven ing worship , 7: 00p.m (0 S T ) & 1· 30 (E S T ) . Wednesday Prayer Ser vice. 7. 00 p.m . (D.S T .) & 7 30 P .M (E .S. T 1. Mission Friends (ag es 2·6) Royal Ambassad ors (OOys ages 6 18) , and Cirls In Acti on (a ges 6 18) on Wednesday s, 7 p m (DST. I&7 .30 pm (EST. ), Tuesday Vls lta't lon, 6. 30 p m. ' FAITH TABE RNACLE CHURCH, Bat· ley Run Road , Rev Emmet! Rawson pas· tor Ha ndl ey Dunn , supt Sunda y School, 10 a m Sunday evening service. 7 30 p m , Bible teac hing, 7. 30 p m . Thursda y SY RACUSE MISSIO N, Cherry St Sy· rac use Ser vic-es, 10 a m. Sunday Even ing se rvices Su nda y a nd Wednesday at 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Dwight Ha ley, fi rst elder, Wanda Mohler, Su nday Sc hool 'supt Sunday Sehoul 9 30 a.m , Mor ni ng • Worship 10 30 a.m . Evening Worship 7. 30 p.m ., Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p.m MT MORlAH CHURCH OF GOO, Rac ine Rev Jam es Sa tte-rfi eld, pastor : F reema n Wllllam.s Supt Sunday School 9• 45 a m Sund ay and Wed nesday even lng services. 7 p m MIDDLEPORT F IRST BAPTIST CornerSbr h a nd P almer E a rl Eden, Pas tor Bob Parke r . S S SupL , Ca thy R lg g::~. Asst . Su pt Sund ay School, 9. 15 a m ., Morning Wor sh ip. 10· 15 a m : Su nday Ev(l nl ng serv ice', 7 p m P r ayer meet ln g a nd Bi ble Stud y Wcdn{"Sday evening. 7 p. m: ChlldrE'n'5 c hoir pra ct ice. Wedn es day 7 p.m, Adu lt choir practice, Wed , 8 p m .. Ra dio progra m, WMPO, Sunday, ~.:m :~ CHAPMAN SHOES - "p,,,g '1 Q•Htg SU. $to," , "Serving families" I m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, 5tll and Mai n, AI Ha rtson, minister : Richard Du Bose, As~oc ia t e Pastor, Mike Ger lac h, Su nday School Superint endent. Bible Schoo19 30 a.m ., Morning Worship 10 30 a m . Evening Wor ship 7· 00 p m. Wed nesday, 7:00p m Prayer meet ing. MIDDLEP ORT CHURCH OF THE NAZAR E NE, P ASTO R Fred P enhorwood. Bill Wh ite, Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 1\.m . . Morning Worship 10: 45 a. m .. Eva nge llstic meeting 7 00 p m , Wedn esday , 7: 00p m P rayer m~tln g UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rev . Charle~~ Talbolt HARRISON VILLE PRESBYTER!X>. CHU RCH - Sunday . Worship Services 9. 00 a.m .: Church School l O 15 a.m .. MIDDL EPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sunda y Sc hool, 9 a m.: Church service, 10· 1!5 a .m h \\. \ 786 NORTH SECOND AVE. FAITI-1 SHOUlD BE TAKEN HOME WITI-1 US GRAVELY TRACTOR . We are continually Ufged to attend our House of Worship, and those of us with the wisdom to realize that we need a higher source of comfort and guidance than we can oblllin on earth will take this advice. However, the lessons we learn there are of little value ' unless we Carry them WI'th •US and put them mto ' the 0 ther SIX · days 0 f the week· Th'IS Can be practiCe . litde ways which are none theIess undone m.many portant ', like holding a door 0 pen ltOr someone, or thanking the person who does it for you. Or stopping to help someone who has 1'ust dropped an armload of packages. Qr just being polite and Cordial to everyone, Doing these things Call Start a chain reaction of good humor and Call even heJp you bring yourself OUt of a depressed mood. The Bible tells us to "love thy neighbor': and these everyday acts of kindness must surely be included in this Scriptural mandate. Rutland, Ohi04S77S J. wm. "Bill" Brawn. Owner Phone (614) 742-2777 1 106 tutllr""l An., Pomoroy, Olt. SALES IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas Community ott Ct. Rt 82 Rev Robert Sanders , paSior Jeff Holter , lay leader. Ed Roush, Sunday School Supt. Sunday Scbool 9 30 a.m.; morning worship and children's church to· 30 a.m ; e\'enlng preaching service first three Sundays. 7: W P m : Special service fourth Sunday evening, 7· 30 p.m.; Wednesday Prayer Meeting, Bible Study and Youth Fellow· ship , 7 30 p.m La~~:;:~~ 00~ ~~P.e ~a~~p~~~;~y Veterans Memorial Hospital 115 I. Memorial Dr. Pomeroy 992·2104 Jr, pastor. Ervin B~:~:::,::~~~~'~ Sunday School Supt Sunday 30 "' 1m.; Worship Service, 10' 45 am \60. Pat Henson, pa stor Sunday SchoollO SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST a.m. Classes for all ages. Junior Church 11 -Joseph B. Hoskins , evangelist. Sunday am.; Morntng worship II a.m. Adull Bible Study 9 a m., Worship, lOa .m ., Sun Choir practice 6 p m Sunday Young Peo- day evening service 6 p.rn , Wednesday pie's, Children 's Church and Adult Btble evening service, 7 p.m Study, Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, 1 HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL. 570 Granl Rt 124 WIIJiam Hoback, pastor. Sunday Sl , Middleport Affiliated with Southern School 10 a m.; Sunday evening service 7 Baptist Convention David Bryan, Sr , Mt· p.m Wednesday evening service 7 p.m . nlster. Sunday School 10 am ; Morning CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle, worship 11 a .m; Evening worship 7 p.m, Supt Sunday School 9· 30 a m Morning Wednesday evening Bible study and Worship 10· 30 a m Prayer service. aU ern prayer meeting 7 p m ate Sundays BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST St THE CHURCti OF JESUS CHRIST, Rt.l24and Co Rd. 5. Mark Seevers, mints· APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Lima Rd ., dter. Sunday School Supt. Harry Hen · next to Fort Me igs Park , Rutland. Robert ricks; Sunday School9: JO a.m .. Morning Rlehards , pastor. Services at 7 p m on Worship 10·30 am ·, Evening worship 7 p Wednesday.s and Sundays m. Wednesdayworshlp7pm HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP· ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH • f E R of the Wesleyan Holiness Church Corner Sycamore and second Sts., Po· Rev David Ferrell, pastor. Henry Eblin, meroy. The Rev. William Mlddleswart, Sunday School Supt ; Sunday School 10 a pas tor. Sunday School 9•45 a m Church m .. Morning Worship l1 a.m, Evening 1 service 11 a.m SACRED HEART CHURCH, Msgr . se rvi ce 7. 30 p.m . Wednesday evening service 7. 30 p.m . Anthony Giannamore. Ph 992. ~:, o 98. Satur· '"' STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH, day Evening Mass 7: 30 p m. , Sunday Hary Holter , pastor Sunday services 9' 30 1 Mass . 8 a .m and 10 am, Confessions one a.m and 7 p m.; Midweek servi ce, 7:30 p 1 hall hour before each Mass CCD classes , m. Thursdav. lla.m. Sunday. MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Third VICTORY BAPTIST. 525 N 2nd St , Ave> Rev Clark Ba kN . pastor Carl Not· Middleport James E Keesee. past or . tlngham , Sunday School Supt Sunday Sunday m orning \I.'Orshlp 10 am, Even· School 10 a m wllh c la sses for a ll ages ing service 7 p m ; Wednesday evening Evening servlcPs at 6 p m WPdnesday Bl· worship 7 p.m VIsitation Thursday6· 30p. bJe study <tt,7: 30 p.m Youth sl'rvlces Frl- 1 m · day at7. 30 p.m MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH. David ECCLES lA FELLOWSHIP, 128 Mill Si., Curfman, past or Sunday School, 10 am, Mlddlrport Btothe-r Chuck McPher!l.on, l worship service 11 a.m , Sunday ntghl pastor Sunday Sohool 10 a.m , Sunday worship service 7. 30 p.m . Midweek evening St;'rv! ce.s atr7 p m . and Wednesday prayer servicE' Wednesday 7 p m services at 7 p m WESLEYA N BIBLE HOLINESS ANTIQUITY BAPTIST K('flR('th Smith. . CHURCH of Middleporl , lnc, 7SPear l St pastor Sunda}' School 9· 30 am . church Rev Ivan Myers. pastor : Roger Manley: sl'rvkf' 7 JO p.m , youth ft'llowshlp 6 30 p Sr , Sunday School Supt Sunday School m. Blbll• 5tudy Thursday, 7. 30 p m • 9 30 a m : Morning Wor ship 10 30 a .m .; FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE. 33045 Evening Worship 7 30 p m. Wedn<"Sday 1 evening Bible study , prayE-r and praise ., Hila nd Road , P omt"roy Tom Kellv, pas· tor Danny Lambert . S S Supt. Sunday serv ice, 7 30 p m. morning sl'!rviC!' at 10 am , Sunday even· lng sl'rvl ee 7 :m p m TuPSday and Thur!>· 1 LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH day S('rVic<'S at 7. 30 p. m OF GOD - Gil bert Spencer, pastor Sun· NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· i da y School 9: 30 a.m , Morning s('rvlce :ZARENE, R<>v Glendon Stroud, past or . 1 10. 00 a .m ., Sunda y eve ning servlce7 00 p. , Sunday School9 JO a m ; WorshlpsC'rvlce, m ; Mid·week praye r se rvlee Wedn('Sday 10 30 am : Youth SN V!c e Sunday 6• 15 p 7 p m. 1m Sundav evl'nln~ servl ce 7 : 00p m WPd· MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH , nt'Sday Pravf'r Meeting and Bible Study 1 Lawren<.·e Bush, pastor Max Folmer , Sr 7· 00 p m Supt. Sunday School and Morning Worship : NEASE SETILEMENTCIIURCH , Sun· 9· 30 a m , Sunday evening service. 7 p m., •day afternoon servl ('es a t 2 30 Thursday , Youth meeting and Bible Study, Wednes· P'Vf'nln~ SE'rvlct'S at 7· 30 day, 7 p m FIRST•BAPTIST CHURCH , Mason , W , UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt 7 on P o· Va P a stor, Bill Murphy Sunday School 10 1 meroy By· Pass. Re v David Wiseman, Sr , a m ; Sunday £'v enlng 7 30 p m P r ayt>r pastor Melvin Drake, S S. Supt. Sunday m l'£'11ng and Bible stud y Wednesday, 7 JO School 9· 30 a m , Morning Worship JO. 30, p m. Evt>ryonl' Wf'l com e Eve ning Worship 7 30 p m : Wednesday RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa · Prayer Service, 7· 30 p m. !em St Rev Paul Taylor. pa5tor. Sunday j FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad St., Mason Sunday School10 a .m.; Morn- , School 10 a m , Sunday evenlnll7 . 00 p.m : Wednesday evening pra y£'r m eetlnR 7 00 lng worship 11 a.m ; Eve nin g service 6 p. P m. m Prayer ml'l?tlng and Bible Stud y Wed· SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT nesday, 7 p m CHURCH. Silver Rldgl.' Duane Syd en· FOREST RUN BAPT1ST. Rev. Nyle strtcker, pastor Sunday School 9 a .m: Borde n, pastor Corn elius Bunc h, su pt. , Worship Servic(', 10 a m , Sunday ('Venlng Sunday School 9 30 a m.: Second and Sf'l vice 1 7. 00 p m Wednesday nl({ht Bible fourth Sundays worship servi ce a1 2· 30 p. study 7.00 p.m . m. • . Items for the prenatal clinic at the Meigs County Health Depart· ment were collected when the Middleport Child Conservation League met recently at the Ohio Power Co. office. A report was given on serving the bloodmobile In October. The pledge to the flag and the Mother's Prayer opened the meeting, Susie Abbott had devotions and for roll call members gave a moral accepted now but not In the past. The spring smile! A number of schools have reported Incidents of children In the Meigs Local District as being Infested with head lice, Supt. Dan E. Morris reports. This was quite a problem last yelj,r and apparently could develop Into one this year. · Parents having a con· cern about head lice In their children's schools should contact the appropriate building principal or the school nurse. Do keep In mind that It's no disgrace to get head llce·-11 can happen to amnyone. However, there's no reason to keep them and there are procedures to follow so If you detect a problem check It out. Run United Methodist Women held at the church. She gave several relaxing motions and meditations which can be followed and had prayer. Lllltan Napper opened the l Support of the Eastern Local School District levy was voted by the Riverview Garden Club at a meeting held recently at the home of Mrs. Ronald Osborne. The club also agreed to support concen\ed voters of the Long Bottom and Ollvedate communi· ties In their opposition to the sale of beer In their precincts. Nov! 19 was announced as the date set for the Christmas workshop which will be held at the Reedsville Church of Christ. Mrs. Gene Wilson and Mrs.Lyle Balderson will be ln charge of the workshop. Members are to take finger foods for refreshments. The Christmas party will be held On Dec. 10 at the Holly Hlll Inn In Pomeroy . Mrs. Okey Connolly and Mrs. Ray Young were co· hOstesses for the meeting attended by members In costume. Identities were revealed as members answered roll call. New year books were distributed by Mrs. Young who with the help of Mrs . ANNA M. HARTENBACH Hartenbach birth Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hartenlr ach of Pomeroy are announcing the birth of their first child, a daughter, Sept. 4, at the Holzer Friends and fans here received Gallipolis. Medical Center, word Thursday morning of the The Infant weighed seven death of Gary Link, an enter'pounds, 15 ounces and was 21 tainer who was highly regarded lnche$ long. She has been named here. Mr. Link was killed when his Anna Marie. Paternal grandparents are van was struck by another Bob and VIola Hartenbach, GaUlvehicle which was fleeing the polls; and maternal grandpar· pollee and ran a traffic signal. ents are Rosanna Manley, Mid· He had made a number of dleport, antl the late Clifford E. appearances here over the years Manley. and a lot of Meigs Countlans visiting In Florida In the winter showed up to hts performances down there. The accident occurred In Fort Myers. Fla. Plans for a joint craft sale with Americare-Pomeroy Health The annual oyster supper of CareCenteronNov. 7, lOa.m. to3 Drew Webster Post 39, American at the American Legion hall p.m. Legion, has been set for Tuesday were made when the Rock evening at the post home. The supper will be held follow- Springs United Methodist Ing the regular meeting at 8 and Women met at the church any World War I veteran needing recently. Betty Will presided at the t ransporta tlon to the hal! Is asked to contact a post-member and It meeting with dellotlons being given from Isaiah by Violet will be work'e d 0111. Hysell. Prayer requests were No·-I'm not two-faced. If I taken and Sharon Folmer had the were, you certainly don't think prayer. Reports were given by I'd be wearing this one do you? Linda Foster and Tracey O'Dell. Calendars and necklaces will be Do keep smiling. sold by the group. Next meeting was announced for Nov. 10 at ll; 30 p.m with a potluck Thank;sgtvtng dinner. The Rev, Mel Franklin w!ll speak conference date was announced on the Bethany Mountain Mission for Aprll 22. and after the luncheon, a craft The Christmas partry was making session will be held. planned for Dec. 8. Refresh- Dorothy Jeffers had the closing ments were provided by Mrs. prayer. Others attending were AbboU and Janet . Duffy. Trecle Abbott, Belly Dill, and Members held a panel discussion VIrginia Wears. on ''AIDS." The traveling prize was won by Nan Morris. Otrhers attending the meeting were Helen BlackHYSELL RUN - Hysell Run ton, Peggy Harris, Clarice Holiness Church, off Route 124 on Kennedy, Linda Broderick, and County Road 15, will be In revival Nov. 3 through Nov. Sat 7; 30p.m. Becky Broderick. nightly. Speaker will be Pastor George William~ from Point Rock Church. Song leader will be Raymond Walburn. Connolly and Mrs. Cauthorn had prepared the books. Cards were signed for several friends. Operation Santa Claus for Athens Mental Health Center patients was discussed and members were asked to take gifts to the November meetl)\g. For the program, Mrs. Ronald Osborne showed slides of a trip to Alaska. Their son, Tom and hls family have a home there. Refreshments and trick and / · ~ treat bags of goodies were given to Mrs. Donald Myers, Mrs. Terry Cline. Mrs. Frank Blse, ELECT Mrs. Ronnie Cowdery, Mrs , Harlts Frank, Mrs Thomas Spencer and Janel, Mrs. Herman Grossnickle, 'Mrs. Donald Put· man, Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and Mrs. Balderson who received the door prize. SUnON TWP. TRUSTEE UMW plans for bazaar Revival slated JIMMY W. DEEM •Sutton Twp. Rooident for 38 v ... CLAS~IHEO ADS asuper market for everything, •4 Children in Southern Schools •Uve on Rural Sutton Twp . Road I'our Vore Will Be Greatly A'lprec,aled P . Pol. Ad meeting with devotions on "Ev· ery Breath I Breathe." Officer s gave reports and 29 sick and shutln calls were reported. The Illness of Noami Wyatt was by Cand. noted. Refreshments were served by hos tesses, Betty Blac kwood and Ada Nease to ll members a nd a gues l, Mary B. Warner. rr;~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;~;;~~~~~~~~~;w TOPS meets Riverview garden club meets Greater Joy Luke 15:7 The whole nalton was Intimately Involved. Television made instant contact with the family and rescue persons possible. Everyone felt the emotion of the moment as reports of progress were given over the air waves . I'm sure everyone remembers yet the marvelous recovery of little Baby Jes~lca McClure. This young child sllpped Into an eight Inch well casing and fell 22 feet out of sight. Recovery efforts went on 24 hours a day until the successful removal of that life from darkness and death was completed . The whole nation rejoiced In one way or another. There was great joy that a llfe was saved. I too reuolced that the young life was not lost to the lonely, confining, dark pit In which It was fount~, as concerned as 1 was over Baby Jessica, I desire to be equally concerned over the many Jines that today are caught In a way that leads into a pit of darkness and fire, where there wlll be walling and gnashing of teeth. I gain'ed much understanding through the Incide nt with Baby Jessica. I have a greater understanding now as to what th~ scripture really means . Perhaps you too might bette r understand. It says In Luke 15 verse 7, "Even so, I tell you, there wlll be greater joy In heaven over one sinner who repents than over nlnety·nlne righteous persons who need no repentance " ' R .S.V. When we realize the joy that was shared over Baby Jessicas sale recovery , we get a glimpse of thP grealer joy In heaven over one that repents of their sin. The question far us to ponder today Is, are W<' as concerned over the !lneS- heading lor hell, as we have been concerned over little Baby Jessica? I belleve we must become concerned about lost souls. Thoug h they may seem to be doing well In l!!e, not caught In a well casing, they are really as lost as was Baby Jrsslca. Oh, that those In the business of rescuing persons lost from the Kingdom of God, might catch again tlje urgent. need to save souls from the pit of darkness . -Rev, Mel Franklin, Enterprise, Rock Springs, Flatwoods U .M. Churches. _________________. An unusual visitor A prooram on meditation and prayer at the end of the day was given by the Rev. Kandl Burchat the recent meeting of the Forest ca donates clinic items SERMONETTE 1 Page- 7 UMW meets Uke the.splrlt of yore released to visit Scrooge, this visitor of the !Ieason, from beyond the reach ot time, brings you a message. : Take time to smile. Let the spirits of fun and fellowship which freely walk the streets at this season Invade your life and bring you laughter and warmth. Keep those spirits always with and fall not to laugh and to love. For all else Js but worldly gain and serves not to nourish the soul. Take this time now before time takes you and the opportun· tty Is lost forever And remember too ... when you bob for apples, don't breathe; when you carve your jack-olantern, watch your thumb; when you soap windows, stay hidden for three days; and when you eat carmel apples, elder, popcorn balls, doughnuts , candy corn and pumpkin pte, there w!l! always be Turns there to help _you! And most Importantly, don't let anyone In your house who looks llke me. FareweJl.-and don't forget to MT. tiERMON UNITED BRETHREN ...J Ma: (614)992-2039 or (614)992-5721 and luth Ann Fox . . 0 Attend The Church Of Your Choice I FLOWERS fOI f'/EIY OCCASION ' ' POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY. TERIAN - Sunday School, 1D a m., Church service, 11·15 a .m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Pastor, John Evans. Sunday School 10· 00 am: Sunday Morning Worship 11:110 a.m Chll dren's Church l1 am. Sunday E~enlng Service? p.m Wed , 6 p m Young La· CUes' Auxiliary Wednesday, 7 p m Fam· lly Worship HAZEL COMMUNJTY CHURCH. OU Rt. 124, 3 mUes from Portland-Long Bot· ..__;..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ tom . Edsel Hart, pastor Sunday School, ·· 9: 30 a.m . Sunday morning preaching Tuesday, 7. 30 p m 10:30 am; Sunday evening services, 7:30 f!a~' at 7 :ID P m ; Men's Pra\('r BN'akfa.c;t, REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS pm W<od'nl%dav. 7 am /Grace) CHRIST OF LA'ITER DAY SAINTS. Port CHMUIRDCDHLECPORT FAREEWILL BAPTIST SUTTON - Church School 9. 30 a m , land-RacinE' Road William Roush , pastor , orner sh and Plum Ralph Mornln~ Worship 10· 45 a .m first and third Linda Evans , church school director Cundiff, pastor Sunday SchoollO:OOa.m.· Sund,Jy ~t: f'ptlowsh';:j dlnnrr wlrh Ca rm('l , Ch h h " 30 ' hi d Th d 6 M..r urc sc ool.,· worship Mornng I WorshJp, ll:OOam.;Wednesday t r urs av pm I ...,.ul rc l Wed a m ; Morntno f'> 1030 and Saturday Evening Services a1 :J 30 p. I !<ENd CHURCH OF CHRIST V.·rn on· ' am.: nesday f'Vl'nlng prayer ' services , 7· 30 p.m m. Eld11d,ii!P mmr :-; tt•r. 011\r('r S" um Sunda \ BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rt'v Earl Shu ler. pastor Worship service-, 9. 30 a m · School Su pt Prl.'a r htng 9 JO a m eac h Sunday School 10 30 a m Bible Study and Sund!l\ HOBSON CHRISTIAN UN10N /Thur· man Durham) pastor. Sunda)' service, praver serv ice Thursda v, 7 30 p.m . f MEIGS 9. 30 a m.. evening service 7· 30 p m CARLETON INTER DENOMINATION COOPERATIVE PARISH 30 j AI.. CHURCH, Krngs bury Road Rev Da· UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Prayer meeting, Wedneday, 7• P m vid Curfman , pastor. Sunda y School 9. 30 NORTHEAST CLUSTER BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CH URCH OF a.m. Ra lph Carl. Supt Ev('Jjln~ worship Re\1 Don Archer CHRIST J o~<'J)h B Ho~kiM pa~ J or Blbl£> 7 00 p m. P r ayer meeting. Wednesday Ons~ 9·.'ID n m MornlngWm ship10 3f\ a Rev Roy Deeter 700 pm Rev. Seldon JohMon · ~ m Ev<'nrn ~ WOi shlp .fi. lOp. m Thut sda v LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN, Vernon ALFRED - Church School 9. 30 a m., Eldridge, pastor WallacP Damewood, S. Blblf' St udv. fl. lfl p m Worship, 11 a m , UMYF 6 30 p.m., UMW 1'\EW STIVERSVJLL E COMM UNITY S. Sup! SundaySchool 9 30 a m Worship Third Tuesday, 7· 30 p m Communion, CHURCH Sunda v School o:;f'r\1 \r£'. 9 4~ a .!iE-rvlcP, 10 30 am m · • Worship · Sf'rv lcf' 10 30 a.m .. firs! Sunday. {Archer ) EvanJ:!('hs1rL Sen•ltt' 7 30 p.m W(>('lnl"S HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m ; Church da v, Pra ver m('('tlng 7· 30 p m Thu rsda y I Okey Cart, pastor Sunday SChool at 9:30 SctJooiJOa.m .• Bible Study, Thutsday, 7p. ZiON CHURCH OF CHRIST, PomPrOy· a.m .. Morning worship at 10 30a m ; Sun· m , UMW, flnt Thursday, 1 p m .. Com· Harrlsom lllo Rd Robrfl Pul'lr>tl m inis day evening service at 7: 30p.m. Thursday munion, first Sunday (Archer) l(lf: SlC'Vf' Sranlf'v S !' Supt. Bill Ml· El services at 7. 30 p m JOPPA - Worship 9· JO a m : Church rm A ~ st Supt Sund;~\ Sd10ol9 30 a m . FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald School 10 30 am Bible Study Wednesday, WorshiP !!Nvi<'<' 10 30 a m Evl'ning wor Knob, located on County Road 31 Rev 7 30 p.rn (J ohnson) ship Su nday 7 p m and Wl'dnl'~ d:w 7 p.m Lawrence Gluesencamp, pastor Rev LONG BOTTOM - Ctlurch School 9. 30 ST1 JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pin(' ' Roger Willford. asst pastor Preaching a m ; Worship 7 p m ; Bible Study, Wed· Grov(' ThC' Rf'v Wtllmm Mlddi<'Swm th . servlcesSunday7 30p.m Prayer meeting nesday, 7· 30 p m ; UM'YF, Wednesday, pc~ s t or Chu rch ~Pr\ 1 ('('9. 30 am , Sunday Wednesday, 70:10 p m , Gary Griffith, 6 00 p.m . Communion First Sunday, School 10 30 a m leader. Youth groups Sunda y evening at (Archer ) BRADBURY CH URCH OF CHRIST. 6:30Pm. with Roger and Violet Willford, REEDSVILLE- Church School9 30 a J ohn Wrlgbt p Haor Sunclc~v Srhool !l '10.• leadt="rs. Communion service first Sunday m ; Worship Service 11 00 a m {Deeter) m Lar rv Havm'!:i. S S Supt Mornln l! each month TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL "mship 10.30 . 1 m WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN Church School 9 a m ., Worship 10 a.m , RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA · CHURCH -CoolvllleRD Rev PhiUipRt Bible Study, Tuesday, 7.30 p.m, UMW, RENE R('\ Llovd D C.rlmm Tr pastor denour. pastor. Sunday School 9 :\0 a .m , Third Tuesday , 7· 30 p m . Communion First Sunday (Archf'r) Ora Bass. Ch <~ irma n or th (' BmrrU of Chris worship service 10 30 a.m .. Blbte study Ha n Llfp S undav School 9. «J <.~ . m , Motn · and worship service, Wednesday , 7 p.m CENTRAL CLUSTER Jn g worship 10 30 a m , ('V':IngE'Il Stl c .st-r RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev. lames E. Corbitt vic(' 7 00 p m , Wcdn('Sda y servl('{', 7 p m 8111 Carter, pastor Sunday School9:30 a. Rev Kandy Burch I !BERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH I)(')( m .; Morning Worship and Communion Rev. Melvin Franklin ter Wood\ Call . pastm . SE•JVIcPs Sunda" 10 30 am. Rev. Clemente S. Zuat~:a, Jr. 10 a .m . and 7 p m . Wednt?'Sdav 7 p m RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos Rev. Robert Mll8sman ASBURY (Syracuse)- Worship 11 a.m. RACINE FJRST BAPTIST, Sieve Tillis, pastor Sonny Hudson, supt. Sunday ; Church School 9· 45 a m , Charge Bible Deaver, Pastor Mike Swiger, Sunday Schoo\9 •30 am; Morning worship, 10 30 Study, Wednesday 7 30 p m , UMW, fi r st School Supt .. Sunday School 9 30 am : am., Sunday evening s~rv lce 7: 00 p m Tuesday, 7 30 p m : · Choir Rehearsal, Morning worship 10.40 a.m, Sunday Wednesday service 7 p m WMPO pro· Wednesday 6 30 p m .. UMW, fourth Sun E'Venlng worship 7:30 p m., Wednesday gram 9 am each Sunday . day, 6 30 p.m (Burc-h ). evpaJng Bible study 7:30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZI\ ENTERPRISE - Wors hip 9 am ., BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH RENE Samuel Basye, pastor Sunday Church School to a m , Bible Study, Tues. Burlingham. Ray LaudennUt, pastor; ~ School9: 30 a m : Worship service 10· 30a day. 7 30 p.m; UMW, First Monday ~ 7: 30 tn.; Young people's servl('~ 6 p m bert Cozart, assistant pastor. Sunday School p.m ., UMYF' Sunday, 6 p.m Choir Re· 10 am.; worship 7 p.m .; WednE.'sday, 6 p.m. Evangelistic service6 . 30 p m. Wednesday hea rsal, 6 30 p m Wednesday. (FrankiJn ) yol)th me«tng; Wed, 7 p m . churchservlces. service 7 P m FLATWOODS- Church School , lOam. PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH, '1.!: MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller ; Worship, 11 am , Bible Study , Thurs· mile off Rt . 325 Rev. Ben J. Watts, past or St, Mason, W Va Sunday Bible Study 10 day. 7 p.m, UMYF. Sunday , 6 p m Robert Searles, s.s. Supt. Sunday School a .m. , Worship 1l am and 7 p.m Wednes· (Fra nklin ). 9•30 a m ; Morning Worship IO: 30 a .m .. day Bib!(' Study, vocal music, 7 p.m FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m , Sunday evenlng service 7· 30 pm., WedLIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud Church Sc hool 10 A M Choir practice, nesday service, 7 30 p m ding Lane, Mason, W. Va. J N. Thacker. .,.Tuesday, 6:30 ,p m ; UMW, first Tuesday, SILVER RUN BAPTIST, B\11 Little,, pastor. Evening service 7 30 p m · Wo· 7. 30 p m. {Burch). pastor. Steve Little, s. S~ Supt Sunday men's Ministry , Thursday, 9· 30 'a .m : HEATH {Middleport ) -Church SchooJ, School 10 am; Morning worsip, 11 a.m, Wednesday Prayer and Bib!~ Study , 715 9:30 a m , Morn ing Wor ship 10. 30 a.m .. Sunday evening worship 7• 30 p m Prayer P m. Youth Gr oup, 4 p m: Wednesday, Church • meeting and Bible study Wednesday 7' 30 HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN Choir rehearsal , 7 p m ; Thursdat. p.m.; Youth meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m . CHRISTIAN UNION The RE'v. David Prayer Service, 6 30 p.m . Bible Study , 7 REJOICING LIFE BAfTISTCHURCH McManis, pastor Sunda yS chool9 30 a m. p m . (Zuniga l · - 383 N 2nd Ave , Middleport. Sunday · , Sunda } morning 5ervice , 11 a m ; Sun· MINERSVILLE - Worship Service 10 , Sehool10 am Sunday evenlng 7• 00p m , da y night serv1ce, 7.30 Wedn l'Say ITayf' r a m , Chu rch School , ll am : UMW, third Mid·week service, Wed., 7 p.m meeting, 7· 30 p m Wednesda y, 1 p m ., Choir pract ice, MonLANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH , . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Lela r t. da y. 7: 30p.m. (Burch \. Robert E Musser, pastor Sunday School W. Va . Rt l , JamPs Lewis , pa stor Wor PEARL CHAPEL - Worship Service 9·30 am ; Paul Musser, supt : Mornin g · ship serv ices 9 30 a rn.; SundayS chool ll 9· 30 a m ; Church Scho ol 10 .15 a.m , worship 10. 30 a.m , Sunday evening ser· · a m , Evenin g worship 7 30 p.m Tuesda y UMW Seconct Tuesday, 7· 30 p m .. {MUSS· ' vice, 7 p m .. mtd·week service, Wedn escottaJ:: e pra'9t'r meeting and Bible Study man ) day, 7 p.m !9 30 a m , Worship senl!ce. Wednesda y POMEROY -Church School, 9 15 a m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA 7. 30 p.m , Worship 10 30 a m , Choir r ehearsal OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH ZARENE . Rev Glenn McMillan , pa stor Wednesday, 7 30 p rn , UMW, second Mary J<tnlce Lavender, Sunday Sc hool Waln ut and Henry Sts , Rav enswood, w Tuesday, 7· 30 p m ; UMYFSunday , 6p m . Supt . Sunday School 9 30 am., Morning Va The Rev George C Wei rick , pastor (Corbiil ). worship 10:30 a .m.; E vang elistic se rvice, Sunda y SChool 9· .l) a m , Sunda y wors hip ROCK SPRINGS- Church Sc hool, 9: 15 6 p m ; Prayer and Praise Wednesda y. 7p 11-d' m. a rn , Worship 10 a m , Bible Study, Wedm.; Youth meeting, 7 p.m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, loca1cd on nesday, 7 30 p m , U M~ F (Seniors) , SunEDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN P omPro y Plk ~ County Road 25 nea l Flat d ay. 5 p m : (Jun iors ) eve ry ot her Sun- ~ CHRIST. Elden R Blake, pa5lor Sunday wOO ds Rev Blackwood, past or. S ervi ces dav. 6 p.m (F rank li n) SchoollO am , Ga ry Reed , Lay leader on Sunday at tO· JO a m and 7· 30pm with RUTLAND - Church School, 10 a m , Morning sermon, 11 am ; Sunday night Sunday School9:30 a m Bible Study, Wed Worship, 11 a m ; UMW Fi rst Monday services·. Christian Endeavor 7· 30 p m , nes day , 7. 30 p.m. 7W pm . ' Song service 8 p m . Preaching 8· 30 p m FAIT H FELLOWSIUP CR USADE FOR SALE M CE NT ER - Churc h School9. 15 Mid week prayer meeting, Wedn esday , 1 CHR1ST, St Rt 338, Antiqui ty. Rev. a .m , Worshi p 10. 15 p m (Muss man ) Pm Frank lin Di cken s, pastor Sunda y morn · SNOWVILLE - Worship, 9 00 a m · ! HEMLOCJ( GROVE CHRISTIAN ,ROg ln~!lO a.m ., Sunday evening 7•30 pm c hurch school 9·45 a fn . (Mussman ) ' er Watson , pastor Cren son Pra tt , S unday Thursda y evening 7 30 p m School Supt Mornin g Worship 9.30 a m ; STIVERSVILLE COMM UNlTY BAP Sunda y School 10 30 a m , Evenin g ser TIST CHURCH Pastor Robert Byer s Sunday SchoollO am Worship service U vice, 7: 30 p m SOUTHERN (;LUSTER MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shu e a. m .. Sunda y evening servlce,7 30 p m: Re" Roger Grace pastor: J oe Sa yre, Sunda y School Supr ' eventpg service 7:30 p.m , -ar.v ~ Paul McGulr~ Sunda y School 9· 45 am : Evening wor "'OYJE·srns L.FMIST Afoo. AP PLE GR OVJ:.:- Church S(' nuol9 30 ship 6 :KI p.m . Praye r Meeting, 6 30 p.m - VanZand t and Ward Rd . Elder .1 m Wors hip 10· 00 a m (firs t and th ird Wedn esda y .J a m(>S Mt11er, pastor Sunday SChool, Su nduvsl : Blblf' st udy (Ivery Sutld a ~ 7 p TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF 10· 30 am . Worship Sen• lee, Sunday, 7· 30 m . UMW S{'cond Tu l'sday 7 00 p m.;· CHRIST Dave- Prentl c~. minister . Deryl p m.; Bible Study, Wednesday, 7. 30 p rn. Pravct meeTing, Wedn esd;.~v 7 p m Wells, Supt Church School 9 a.m , Wor POM E ROY WESLEYAN HOLIN:&SS, 1C:rarr1 shiJ) Service. 9. 45 p.m Harrisonville Road . Rev Dewey King , BETH AN Y - Wor~h l p , 9 am., Chu rc fl CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA · pas tor: Cllnton Faulk, Sunday SChool School 10 <:~ . m . B1ble Study Wednesday RE NE. Rev Herbert Grate, pastor Supt.: Sunday School9. 30 am ; m orning 10 a m , Dorcas Women's F'l'llowshtp' Frank Riffl e, su p!. Sunda y School 9. 30 a worship, 11 a.m , Sunda y even ing s ervice ' Wed nesday 11 a m (McGuire). m.; Worship service, 11 a m and 7 p m 7' 30 p m Prayer Meetin g, Wednesda y, CARM E L - Church School 9. 30 a m.; Su nday Wednes day , 7 p .m P rayer m eet- 7· 30 P m Wors hip . 10: 45 a.m Second an d Fourth In~. S~RACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. Sundays, F e llowship di nn er with Su tton LAUREL CL1FF FREE METOODIST non·Penl ecostal Worship service Sunday t hird Thu rsday , 6. 30 p m. (McCulr£>) 10 a m ., Sunday School 11 a .m E venlnt CHURCH David Bell, pastor Robert E EAST LETA RT - Church Sct1ool9 am · Barton , Direc tor of Christian Education worship servi ce 7 00 p ril Wed nesda} Worshi p lfl a m second "'ftll. (Qurt h Su ~· Steve EbJJn, assistant Sunday School9 ;i) prayer meeting 7· 00 p m iavs; UMW f l r~t Tu ~da"y, 7. 30 p m. a m .. Mo rning worship 10· 30 a m ;Teens Gract>l ~ InA ction , 6p.m , Evening Worship , 7·30p L~TA RT FA LLS - Worship 9 a 1'/'1" m Wednesda y evenblg prayer and Bible .:'hurc h Sc hopiiO a .m (Gra u •l ' study, 7:30p.m Chotr pra cti ce, Thufs da y, MORNI NGSTAR - Worship, 9 45a m , 1p.m Churr h S(' hnol, 10·30 am., Bible STudy, DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST T hur sdrJv.7.30p rfl !Rad('r\ Cha rl es Russell Sr ., minist er Ri ck RAC;INE WEilJ,.E YAN - Ch urch School, comber, supt. Sunda y S chool 9:30 a m lOa m ., Worshltflla.m .. UMW fourlh Mon· Worship serv ice 10·30 am Bible study', oo ' ·~· Pomlfog Flow11 Shop ~a.mo. 352 EAST MAIN POME;ROY. OHIO 45769 614 / 992·2644 w Ma•n 1 Friday, October 30, 1987 Beat of the bend By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Do you receive a Thursday visit from the graceful. but a bit frightening, a black-costumed Halloween character? I don't know who was under all of that coslumtng and the skull mask-·but I have my suspicions since the character was accompanied by John Lentes of the law firm of Porter, Little, Sheets and Frecker. I hope you did get a mystifying visit and I hope you were left a copy of the message that was being delivered about Pomeroy by the pair. In case you didn't, here's howl! went: Happy Halloween Brown's Fire & and Equl'pmenl Sales serv1ce complete ~ Automot1ve Servtce locust & Beech Street 992-9921 M•ddleporl ~, B.~ER~ Mel/{" County·.. Oltlf.st Flon~l THE SALVATION ARMY, ll5 Butternul Ave, Pomeroy Mrs Dora Winl.ng in char~. 9.100ay holiness meeting. 10 am , &IOOay School, 10: .J) a.m &!May SchooL YPSM Eloise Adams, leader, 7· :II p m. Salvallon meeting. various speakers and music SIH:Ials Thursday, 11 JJ am to 2 p m. Ladles Horne 804 992-2318 Pomeroy ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Pomeroy 29SS FRANCIS FLORIST Hom elite Saws Pomerov 992-ll2S Ph. 9'12-2101 Pomeroy By The Bend . The Interested Businesses Listed On Thfs Page. TEAFORD REALTY , P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Na:::::::u:~~~ Co. , ., 216S second \ \ CENTER, INC. 'j ~ The Daily Sentinel A halloween party was' neto at the Tuesday night meeting of TOPS held at the Coonhunters bu Ud!ng on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Phyllis McMillan was the best loser with Peggy Rinlng as runner-up. Winner of the fruit basket was Lennie Bell Aleshire. Contest winners were Mrs. Aleshire and Imogene Dean, KOPS group, and VIrginia Dean and Donna Grueser, TOPS group. .Pric:,es Goodthru Slit.. Nov. 7, 1987-0pen 9:00 to 9:00 7 DeyoAW.,. C.We Accept K. Food SUPERMARKET Stamps and "WIC" Coupons We leserve the light to Umlt Quantities LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT Ground Beef Sl 09 LB. Diet Pills Sweeping U.S. .Doctors Invent 'Lazy Way' to Lose Weight New 'Fat Magnet' Diet Pill Guarantees Fast We/gill Loss BEVERLY HILLS. CA (Special)- FRESH Whole Chickens s9< LB. FRESH CHICKEN BREAST SUPERIOR FRANKIES $109 12 $1 09 oz. lB. An amazing new weigh! loss pill called "fat-magnet" has recently been FALTER'S develop~;(! and perfected by two prom- inentdociors at aoorld famous hospital in Los Angeles Ihat reportedly "guarantees" that you will eas1ly lose fat by s1mply taking their tesled and pr<JYen Hew pill. 59< No Dieting-Eat Normally Best of all, "you can contmue 10 eat all of your favorite foods and you don'! have to change your normal eatmg habits. You will start losmg fat from the very first day, until you achieve the ideal wetght and ,figure you desire." There has never been anythmg like it before. It is a totally new maJOr medical breakthrough for weigh! loss (worldwide patent pendmg) Rushes Fet Out ot Body The new pill is appropriately called the "fat-magnet" pill because it breaks into Ihousands of particles, each acling like a tiny magnet, "attracting" and !rapping many times iis size in fa! particles. Then, all that trapped fat is naiurally "flushed" nght oul of your body because ii cannoi be digested. W1thm 2 days you will n·otice a change in the color of your stool as the fat particles are bemg elimmated. "Pills Do All the Worlr" Accordmg to the doctors, the fatmagnet pills do all the work while you quickly lose fat With no starw110n dtel menus to follow, no calone counting, no exerc1smg, and no hunger pangs It is 100% safe. You simply take Ihe pills wiih a glass of water before meals The fat-magn~t pills have just been offered to the American public and are already sweeping the country with record sales and reports of dramattc weight loss. It's the "lazy way" to lose weight for people who enjoy eating · Now Awtllable to Public lfyouneedtolose20, SO.lOOpounds or more, you can order your supply of these new highly successful fat· 111l18net ptlls (now available from the doctor's exclusive mahufacturer by mail or phone order only) by sending $20 for a 90 pill supply ( +$2 hand· ling), or $35 for a 180 pill supply ( +$3 handling), cash, check or money order to: Fat-Magnet, 9016 Wilshire Blvd., Dept. W705, Beverly Hills, CA 90211. 79( LB. CHUNK LB. BOSTON BUTT PORK ROAST $149 lB. FRESH PORK STEAK FRESH SAUSAGE $ 109 LB. ROLL FRESH SMOKED JOWL $159 99< LB. LB. ' LARGE EGGS 69( DOZ. FRESH CABBAGE 19< lB. BROUGHTON'S FRESH ONIONS VITAMIN D MILK 99( 112 3 lB. GOLDEN RIPE 112 GAL. COTTAGE· CHEESE Sl 09 24 oz. (UncondiltoMI money-back guanm· If not 100'1> slllis/itd.) Visa, 79< GAl. BUTTERMILK 89< . PRODUCE DAIRY BANANAS $100 3 LIS. NO. 1 POTATOES $J19 10 LB. BAG FROZEN t11 MasterCard and Ameri~an Express OK. (Send card number, expire date, and signature.) For fastest service for credit card orders ONLY call anytime 24 hours, toll free l(800)527-9'iW, ext. W705. <OFa!·ht.ant.t 19117 REDSKIN . BOLOGNA PORK LIVER PREMIUM ICE CREAM $ J99 lfz GAL. ICE MILK $J29 112 GALLON " RE-ELECT · LAWRENtE (Larry) WOLFE To Racine Village Council Your ·Vote Appreciated ' Pd . for by the candidate, llwrence (urry) R. Wolfe, P.O- Bo• 36S, Racme, Ohio 45771, 614-949·2836 VOTE FOR HAROLD "Butch" BRINKER ' Salisbury Township Trustee PRICE SAVER Richard W. Vaughan FOR MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD TEA BAGS Sl 09 100, CT. LIQUID DETERGENT 69< 32 Oz. PAPER TOWELS 59< 79< •EXPERIENCE' •DEDICATION •CARING I WANT TO SEE THE KIDS GET TilE BEST EDUCATION POSSIBLE Pd. for by lhe c1ndidote, H Blinker, 32714 B11ley Run Rd. , Pomeroy, Oh . ·' -, • ROlL TOILET TISSUE Paid far lly ,tho Candidate, Richard W. Vaughan, 671 Soutlt Thir~. Middltporl Thank You .. RE-ELECT ' 4PACK �. Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Friday. October 30. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . 'f ,~" Com·munity·calendar , ' I FRIDAY • LONG BO'ITOM - A square dance will be held Friday, 8 to 11 p.m.', at the Long Bottom Community Building. · zanne Bush, president Invites the public to attend the meeting. the Evangelical Christian Union Church on Main St. In Point Pleasant. w.Va. Featured singers will be the Vance Family • from Lucas, the Samaritans • from proctorville. the Narrow Way Singers and the Reflections. ; Revival POMEORY - The ReorganIzed Church or Jesus Christ or Latter Day Saints -will serve SUNDAY election day . dinner on Tuesday .RUTLAND - Revival services . from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. will begin Sunday-at the Rutland Freewill Baptist with Evangelist RACINE - Racine United Rick Weaver and continue Methodist Church will be Serving through Sunday, Nov. 8. There election day dinner on Tuesday will be special singing nightly. starting at 11 a.m. and continuing Paul Taylor, pastor, Invites the through the evening meal. public. Time change MONDAY FOR HOBSON - Sunday and WedSYRACUSE - Sutton Town· nesday evening services at HobMEIGS LOCAL ship Trustees wlll meet Monday, son Chuch of Christ In Christian 7:30 p.m., at the Syracuse Union will now start at 7 p.m., SCHOOL BOARD Municipal Building. Instead of 7:30p.m. Your Support Gospel sing • Appreciated EAST MEIGS - Parents of PT. PLEASANT - Bend Area Eastern High seniors are asked Gospel Sing will be held SaturPoid Pol. Ad by Conclidatt, 109 Pl.-a•t Ridge, Pomeroy, OH. 45769 * to attend a meeting at 1 p.m. day , Nov. 7, starting at 7 p.m., at Monday in the school cafeteria to r;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;=;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;::;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;::;;;;;=;;:;;:~~ dlsuss a class trlp. r.:===========t ELECT JEFF WERRY . SEVENTH GRADE - This year's seventh grade cheering squad at Southern Junior High Includes, In front, Jodi Cummins, I lo r second row, Julie Hill and Roberta Caldwell, third row, Valerie Connolly, Nlkkllhle and Christy ~at dens, and on top, Tamara Hayman. The squad placed set:ond In the Ohio University Cheerleadlng Clinic. Last year's seyenth grade squad also placed second at Q.U. . RUTLAND - Regular meet· ing of RUtland Village Council will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Clvle Center. POMEROY - XI Gamma Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will meet at the Senior· Citizens Center, 7 p.m. Tuesday. RUTLAND - The Rutland · village water committee will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the Civic Center. ORANGE TOWNSHIP- The Orange Township trustees will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the home of Dorothy Calaway, clerk. POMEROY - Meigs County · Salon 710, Eight and Forty, will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the American Legion hall In Pomeroy. TUESDAY CHESTER - An Election Day dinner and b'a zaar will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday attheCbester United Methodist Church. LONG BO'ITOM - Flame Fellowshp Chapter will ·meet . Tuesday at 7:30 p·.m. at the Mt. Olive Community Church, Long Bottom. Speaker will be Elder Gary Taylor of the Church of Jesus Christ, Lancaster. Su- A&W Root Beer EARN EXTRA CASH CHESTER- Chester PTO wlll meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the s.chool. B~COME A DAILY SENTINEL CARRIER Rat. Btle. MIDDLEPORT By WU..LIAM C. TRO'IT United Press International THE DAILY SENTINEL GOLDEN DELICIOUS 992-2156 Enjoy the very finest In home etyle cooking the very best prices around! I I KENNEDY IN-LAWS: What's new with the Kennedy In-laws? CaroUne Kennedy's husliand, Edwin Schlossberg, Is preparing "Maps Songs Lenses," his fourth exhibition at a New York Gallery, for a Nov. 18 opening. It will feature 35 original works of poetry rendered on various materials Including unbleached canvas, woven fabric and wooden panels . The gallery says many of . the pieces "are metaphorically based on ancient string maps used by natives of FIJI that are experiential descriptions Of the forces and conditions one encounters on a journey', such as winds and currents." On a less cerebral level, actor-strong man Arnold Schwarzenegger, husband oi Caroline's cousi n Maria Shriver, has just been named star of the year by the National Association of Theater Owners. His .latest • film, "Predator," has grossed more than $110 million world wide. Schwar~enegger will be honored Nov. 21 at the assocla· tton's 63rd annual convention In New York. GLIMPSES: Geoff Perkins,, producer of "Splttlng Images," the television show that uses puppets In Its stinging satire, on reports of the royal rift In Prince Charles-Lady Dl marriage: "Now we even keepthelrpuppets ln separate boxes." HEAVENLY APPEARANCE BY WINGER: On Friday " Entertainment Tonight" will air footage of Del)ra Winger 's whimsical appearance In "Made in Heaven," a new romantic comedy starring her husban'd, Timothy Hutton. Winger doesn't get a mention In the movie' s credits for the role of a male clerk who helps run heaven and gives advice to the lovesick 'Character played by Hutton. Asked about Winger's part, Hut· ton said he was surprised. LOOK IN THE MffiROR: "L.A. Law" star Corbin Bernsen says he Isn't sure why women lind him a ttractive. " There are times when T look In the mlrror and I ju st say, 'No, I don't get ELECT a! ~:.:8~~ TUES AY . =. . . . . . . . . . .;. . . . . . . . . .$3 49 · $ 349 Baked Steak •••••.•••••••.••.•••••••.•• ,. ••••••••.•• WEDNESDAY , • . · $ 199 Vegetable Soup & Sandwtch ••••••••.•...• THU.RSDAY ~ $ 49 Pohsh Sausage .................................... 3 FRIDAY . $ Ham & Scalloped Potatoes ................ 349 GAY 90'S 20 oz• Loetu • HOURS: MON. thru SAT. 6:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. M~~~~~~~~ ' Write-In Candidate For Plebll lnchlnt: e Air CIIIIIIUiflllll e e Aulilry ~ Tank e • Sited Controllflll • Wheal ·• Pd. for by the candidate, il. Hilt, 47854 SR 124, Racine, Ohio CARL GORBY -.. ..~ liDtdiCon"tlne Gr01p AIIFM Sltrn wtt11 Cltn Ooo4' lociiiWIIItowt, Pnlr And otller ittrM t ·: •~ ·' TENDER CRISP Celery 02. 39+ 3/$100 I REITER Fresh Apple Cider .+ KAHN'S DELUlCE Club Bologna .Par Ih. $129 Ford Ranger KEEBLER SOFT BACK DELl SLICED = ==S: -Choe. Chip Cookies Boiled Ham America's Best-stlling Small Pickup. t 1111 ttZM•' ,_ IMry Prefellltl Eqtlpment r1:111111111 :t IIIIMA 11 Ftnl - ' lrlb_....... _ m 412 Rqotar $ 69 $129 . 2 e P21& Sbll-ltltld RWl on-- r.,. Clloll • .._,......... eRursn,...,..r eTieluswlls • l'wt-1'1111 Dlhlu Plill e 011111 M1H1 Tttrst • AIIIIMMr lleml Porn. Callllll•lltlllll11'8t • 11 Snlngs willt 15011 Cllll .... llltll ... SAVE$1756. · MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Your Support and Confidence Will B-e AppreCiated Pd. Pol. Ad by Candidate. Rt. 1. langsville. Ohio $ S9 1ft gal. FOR PAST EXPERIENCE IN ..... •County School System •County Attendance Officer •Juvenile Probation Officer •First OAPSE President SJ$1oo 2/$100 SAVE$2638. w1111 ELECT Per Staek ·: Ceallline:Pa~= llltlt 15111 Call 111 F cbps 'ELECT Your Vote & Influence Appreciated 89. Tomatoes Can• with U~~~lln!nlmlalon and ... Sutton Township Trustee Flapsta• f'lcUtii07A 01 Font f-.1!111 XU l.a-111 Pld!.. -• wHit _ , lnllllllllllon. -' Pd. Pot. Ad by Cand. Box 45, lon1 Bottom. Ohio FOR Beef Stew San '2138" • non yoo Mt P11l1rred E.,l.-1' ' EASTERN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION DENNIE E. HILL MARTHA WHITE Russet Potatoes on the trucks that are winning the world over. :: Fuii.Size Pickup.1 CASTLEBERRY · LOYALTY 12 OlliS Saltine Crackers BONUS ~ America's Best-selling 12 OZ. U.S. NO.1 •• Ford f.Series Pickup 2/99 .$129 6 •aek. THOROFARE Box FROM RC & RC Products Bread $lH '• Potato Soup & Sandwich ••••••••••••••••••• CASH lh. • SAruRDH WILLIAMS DINER ~., ••• 1 lh. DORSEL LARKINS ~ 3 lh. Auxiliary _meets ' Smoked Picnic Hams Delicious Dishes! c.... John Rice talked on the upcomIng school levy at the recent meeting of the Ladles Auxlllary of the Orange Fire Department held at the firehouse. Two new members were welcomed. Plans were discussed for the annual turkey dinner. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will be Dec. 8. $ 99 PORIC SHOWCASE Apples Cline, second row, Heidi Snider and Amber Cpmlngs, and back row, Jody Hayes, Annie Amos . and Michelle McCoy. it,"' he says In the upcoming issue of Us magazine. On top ol that, Bernsen says he Is a major-league klutz. "I stumble all over the place," he says. "I'm constantly tripping over myself and dropping food all over myself when I'm eating. It can get a little embarrassing at times, especially when people recognize you." Bernsen says In a year or two he'll be ready to start a family and already has toned down his lifestyle. "I wasn't happy with the extent to which I · used to stay out late at night, partying," he sa! d. "I used to tell myself, 'Spencer Tracy stayed out and drank until four in the morning, why can't I do that? If It was good enough for him, It's good enough for me.' But that's not what It's about." Jamho 5 qt. ~aile FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 24 oz. People in the news Ice Cream + 8/16 oz. ASH ST.-POWELL ST.-PAGE ST.-MAPLE ST. • EIGHTH GRADE- Eighth grade cheedeaders at _Southern Junior High for the 19987·88 school year arf), I to r front row, Dawn Shuler and Dee REITER 188 yoll' . -·--ford Dealers ,. . < < - �October 30 1987 OhiO LAFF-A-DAY Business Services TO PIJ.(£ AN AD (&1. 992 2 $!1 MONDAY hwfMDAYI.M. oSPM. I AM. U.. il NOON 5A1U.D.U OSED SUNDAY -·-----__.........._. ... __ A~ TEl --~ •• -- ~-­ ..- fo f OII&JHI8 .. a... Pay Your Phone ed page cove he elepllone ~Udr.•np and Cable B lis Here ~ Pubhc Nottce COURT OF COMMON PLEAS PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ESTATE OF LeGRAND GRIBBLE aka L G GRIBBLE Deceased Case Number 15631 Doekot 8 Page 251 laona d J&we I Adm n st a tor"' th theW I Annexed of the Estate of Lag and G b ble aka L G Gr bble de ceased PLAINTIFF VS Elzabeth Shephe d whose last known address was 6006 Boe ng Place Los An geles Ca forn a 90045 et al DEFENDANTS El zabeth Shepherd whose as follows Off ce apace to hou• the Me1g1 County Department Human Sarvteea Child Support Enforcement Piv s an 512 square feet min of mum totalopoce Cona11t ng of e min1mum of two off cet Accen to last known address o es dence was 6005 Boeeng to let fee ltties for men and Place los Angeles Caifom a women Sa d office apace 90045 otherw se unknown shall have both heat ng •nd and the unknown he~rs at law central •r condition ng ada next of kin legatees devisees flo rea cent l1ght111g auf d stnbuteas executors. ad · llilci,ont for off ce work Wlr m n strators and BSStgns if lng for three prong plugs any of electr cal outlets spaced ev 1 E zabeth Shephe d de ery 1 x feet apart and t le ceased and floor cover ng 2 U sula Gnbble aka Ur Sad off ce sp..:e mult be sula H G bble deceased ocated within a reasonable and d stance from our. ex.ting 3 Ve ley Hauck aka Ve I e locat ons so that the county Hauck deceassed and agency 1hell not ncur unne4 E zabath Hauck de cessary costtln the lntt~~lla ceased ton of our telephone and are hereby not fed that on alarm svttem• Septombe 29 1987 that Rantol roquorod for 11 d Leona d Jewell Adm n stra bu ldmg and related facilities tor of theW llanne"edofthe should be b oken down fora estate of Legrand Gr bble 2 (two) year beals AI bido aka l G G bble deceased should ncludothat bidder lo has fled a Comp a nt n to provide maintenance for Common Peas Court Po the exterto and 1nter10r of bate 0 v son Me gs Coun the bu ld ng tv Oh o fo the determ na The Boa dofCountyCom ton of the pe sons ant tied m satoners may require addi to decedent s leg and G b t1onal contract prov aions ble aka L G G bble) prop with the successful bidder erty by the laws of ntestate lnclud ng but not hmn:ed to success on the r ght of the option to Each of the defendants named here n may canceltheleaseifnecM•ry The front of the envelope enclos ng the bid mu81: be rna ked Sealed B d Child Support Enforcement Oiv sion Bidder shall turn sh the r own b d forms Tho BoordoiCountyCom m 11 oners may accept the lowest b d or select the best b d for tha ntendad purpoae and the Board of County Commissioners reserve the r ght to reJect any or all b1d1 and or any part thereof Me g1 County Comm sa on ers have some c a m o nte est n the estate of leg and Gr bble aka l G Gr bble deceased You are equ red to f e an Jt;nswer on or before twenty e gM 128) days afte tho ast pub cat on of the Legal No t ce on Novembe 20 1987 The date of the hear ng on th s compla nt s schedu od for December 21 1987 at 11 00 AM at the P obate Court Me gs Countv Po meroy Oh o If you fa to appea and defend you se f JUdgmen by default w be takenaganstyoufo the at ef demanded pia nt be gran ed shou d appear and nform the Court The Court IS ocated at Me gs County 5 Happy Ads Scott & Grenta ria re happf to sea after -ou two have bean together for so long that vou ve decided to tnake It for keeps and are gotng to tie the knot ad Grata gets her with In tnart-lng Scott Congratulations & But rllshes ln Memortam In Memory Of DALTON A GROVER 75th Barthday We loved ham so Sadly masssed by wtfe Myrtle Chtldren grand children and great grandchildren CORRECTION ALL PURPOSE FLOUR In Wednesday Sentinel's OHIO VALLEY BULK FOODS AD Should Have Read 89( 5 lb. ELECT Rebecca (Becky) Triplett FOR POMEROY VILLAGE COUNCIL Thank You For Your Support Pd Pol Ad by Cand date 298 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Oh 45769 I PUBLIC NOTICE In •ccordance with Sec ton 307 86 of the Oh o Rev sod Code ... ted b do w II be rectHVed by the Me gs County Board of Commls slonen n their office located n the Counhouse Pome roy Oh o until noon on November 13 1987 The b do w II be opened at 1 45 p m on November 1 3 1 987 and read aloud for computer equipment thardware 1oft ware. nstallet on tra n ng and oerv col to be UMd for the procea111ng of Bureau of Support caseo and IV D cases for the Meigs County Department of Human Ser VICes Sa d computer equip ment mu It be compat bla wtth the agency s ex sting computer system Each bid proposed shall c:onta n the full nemaofeach person or company subm1t t ng • bid and shall be accompan ad by a b d bond n the amount of ether (1) a C81hler 1 check or certtfled check on a solvent bank n the amount of ten percent (10%1 of tho total b dpr co or 121 1 bid surety bond n tho amount of on• hundred par cant (1 00%1 of tho total b d pr ce Separate and ndependent bids will be received w~h respect to che computer equ pment to be purch1aed as provided by the apecif Cl ttons Specif cat ona and n struct10na to b dders may be obta ned .t the off ce of the Clerk of tho Meigs County Comm•asioners Pomeroy Oh o Sa d Board of Comm s 110ners reserve the r ght to wa ve formallt es to accept and reject parts or all of any and all bods Mary E Hobetottor Clerk Meigs County Board of County Comm s11oners 1101 30 (1 11 6 2tc TEAFORD Real Estate ~~ 216 E 2nd St Phone 1 [614) 992 3325 I Real Estate General Housinq Headquarlers E POMEROY NEW LISTING MIDDLEPORT - Un que 3 bedroom home n good cond ton Equ pped k!chen Owne wII sac ficeal $18 50000 NEW LISTING - Good one floor plan 3 bedroom home on evellot n Mdd eport Ba sement good ocat on Must be seen to be app ec ated F rm at $29 900 00 PRICE REDUCED fa sale before w nte Rea v n ce mob le home & lol n the count v Sale I le d sh etc Ready to move n o NOW $1 3 500 00 MAKE AN OFFER on th s grand 2 sto y home w h a rve v ew looks good Sart ng at $23 900 00 POMEROY - PRICE RE OUCEDt Beaut lui r)lodern k tchen 3 bedrooms fu ba semen! ots of closet space n ce woodwo k Nce deck MUST SEE $42 900 00 ST AT 33 - About lou m es to Co Rd 14 Appx 25 acres of vacant g ound Good bu d ng s te WANT $11 000 00 MIDDLEPORT - Cute I Hie one floo pan 3 bed oom home Nce k tchen and bath Shed equ pped k!chen and othe featu es $16 500 00 RUTLAND - Nce anch stye home wth centra a ga age 3 bedrooms I ant & ea porches lg I v ngroom low ut t es & b g eve lot $38 50 0 MAKE OFFER POMEROY - Tra le only n good cond I on 1973 12 x60 plus underp nn ng and new I onl po ch WANT $4 900 00 SYRACUSE - Remodeled 2 sto y home 3 4 bedrooms I II baths basement garage &ode barn Appx I acre of ground PR CEO TO SEll $39 900 00 III«Y l CULAHO Ill 9'126191 IAN TRUmL 949 2660 DOn~ TURNER 997 5692 1RA(Y MIRI~ff:.~l~l.•:: :::::::.:: 949 3010 OFFICI ... 9972759 Business Services HOUSE FOR RENT LOCUST ST POfiUOY -985 3561 107 KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washe s •D shwashe s •R an gas •Refr gerators •Dryers •Freezers WE SELL USED APPLIANCES 45 SLUG SHOOT EVERY SUNDAY IN NOVEMBER 1 00 PM AT THE KEN AMSBARY IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE FACTORY (HOKES 10 29 1 rna GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Basham Buddang EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 10-7 tin TRAPPING SUPPLIES NITE LIGHTS WHEATE LIGHTS Buymg Roots Beef Hsdes and Deer Hades GEORGE BUCKLEY 614·664-4761 HOURS Mon Sat 2 to 9 P M Sunday 6 to 9 P M 10l51mo or It • A Gre at Fund H.m.ser 0 9-17 flliiJIIIYilll'lil Help Wanted lou Guklet Mlile & Fema e Ou top peop a ea n •soo 1120Upe week Plaauntwo Ill. ng ~ond tlon• Sa ary to Nr) w th bonutM A ellty fun p ace to work F and v nut depen dab e 1 a the aquwementa Cal 614 288 6421 Ilk fo Sue Announcements 3 k ttens 10 weeks old 2 biKk 1 g ay me 9 Une 1 a ned Call 814 446 3287 ~XCELLENT WAGES to apere 1 me auembty work el•ct o• cs c 1ft1 Other• nfo C&(\41 641 0091 EXT 2987 Open. 7 da¥• CALL NOW Good Rates TLC 25 Yrs Exp References 6 wkt o d pupp es Good pets a.hunter~ Mothe regilte ed Env Joe or Pauley Bowland 209 South 4th St M ddleporl Oh 1h Sette Call 614 246 15497 245 15231 Dr LOW INCOME NOME BOGGS 'IT'[!(r;3l];JE ~~~~~ U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILlE OHIO • FULL BODY TONING Deoler Far111 Equ1p111ent Parts & Service 1386tfc BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES At Reasonable Proces PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Naght NO SUNDAY CALLS or 4 16 86 tin *VINYl SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION SIDING CO. New Homes But1t Free Est mates PH 949 2860 or 949-2801 No Sunday Calls J 11 tin GUN SHOOT EVERY SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. RACINE GUN CLUB RACINE OHIO t 0 !1-tfn DONELLI'S PIZZA 992 6167 121 1l INCH 8 ITEM P-IZZAS $995 Green / Block 01 ves Pepperono Cheese On1ons Green Peppers Sausage Ground Beef NO SUBSTITUTIONS and FIRMING \ u Too f.an Lnok 1k F R AlJC.nii'04(ul I Fun II 01lli & Gu d Fu \ u - R n~ .\ F n I 5PIOlliATIS 101 5TUDfNT5 PH 992 2300 Or Stop By 11 5 W Serond Pomeroy IO.S.I mo DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAW 992 3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10 8 tic ANTIQUES. BUY OR SELL Rtver~ne Ant1ques 1124 East Matn St Pomeroy HOURS Mon luto Wod. 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1979 p ck up o 8 onco 1000ibs sp lngba s $100 Ca 6149925819afte &OOpm 814 256 1235 puppaa1 to 814 258 6313 Boxa sa a Call 57 1988 Mustang Fas1back 1$326 Needs epa~ Ca 814 448 7872 Wentedfor1978o 1979Dodge Magnum XE o GT factory tender t a es and o1he m11c tr m paces Ca 614 9•9 Mustcal Instruments 77 1972 P ymouth 58 & Frutt Vegetables Sta n eas atee exhaust aystams Now cu1tom mad8 for you truck moto homeo clall cca W h f•t me wa anty Muff er Man 9 Stimpson Ave Athena 1 BOO 843 3767 304 876 1304 SURPLUS ARMY OENMIM RENTAL CLOTHING Ca harts 10 per cont ove coat Ong na a my c1moug age H 0 Sam Somervi e 1 0 d Rt 21 E11t Sat Sun Ravenswood Fr Noon 8 OJ) PM Other deya afte 3 00 PM 304 273 5856 1ntW 1ted camout age covera s 125 00 Roga 1973 Plymouth Seta lite Cu1 tom 4 doo sedan Good cond ton Ask ng 1600 080 Cal 814 949 2693 Farm Suppltt:s & t avt:stock 66 Butldtng Supplies ~ -=30~4:8~7~6:3:0:4::;8::;;:::=:;:=::;;:= 54 Mtsc Merchandt&8 Bu ld ng Maten1l1 Bock b ck aewe ppa1 wn dows I ntels etc CIIUde W n e a R o G ande. 0 C1 814 246 5121 Calahan • Uaed T a Shop Ova 1 OOOtre• aua12 13 14 16 16 18 6 a miln OU1 At 218 Co11814 ~68 8251 EVANS ENTERPR SES J•ck aon Oh 614 286 6930 CROSS 8o SONS U S 36 WBit JackiOn Oh o 614 286 6461 1976 Cardoba GE e eet c tu nace 1 10 000 btu Kingwood and eoa stove 304 876 4868 1985 Couga 3 8 V 8 must Hll take ova pay1J1entl ca 614 448 4109 weak days 8 00 6 00 Ma1sey Fe guaon New Ho land Buth Hog Sa •• & Sa v ce Ove 40 used t actor• to choose f om & comp eta ne of new a. uted equ pment Largest •• oct on n 19n Olds Cuda11 456 CID S E Oho new t ea dua exh..tt battery a 1hock1 etc Good cond 11 060 00 Phone 304 676 3641 0 675 4437 3 g Ide tobacCO b1 ng Pf8SI wrth a c:yl nder 8460 Call 614 266 6011 1 17 N Fourth Ava M dd aport Oh o two bed oom fu nithed apt 304 882 2666 In M dd aport 2 111 ga oom apt cornp ate y fu n11hed p vata both ut lit 11 p• d 304 882 1 jlx80 2 b Kitchen tumithad Llrqe p "ate ot 1 m e f om town t200 a mo Dep & Ref Coli 814 446 2236 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W Va State Fa m Museum Chan .. wa Home ,, Supe XL 12 used vary IItt e t196 00 Rem ngton Va d M11ta good cond S66 00 304 882 3376 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond onal fat me gua an tee Local eterances fu n 1hed F ee e1t matea Ca co lact 1 814 237 0488 day o n ght Phone 304 882 New H1ven 2706 t860 Serv1ces 81 Home made app e butte tor sale $3 60 qt 614 Th rd Ave AI Ch atmas Tees $1200 Come early before cold weathe tag you tree at New-" • Ch st masT ee Fa m on Hang ng Rock Road 304 773 6371 o 304 882 2886 Motors Homes & Campers 20 tt Beel ne campe Coli 614 258 8309 Fue o I stove for 11 e 1311 No fen Cat1814 247 3104 Aunt good $17& Uaed prime doors and storm door pr ca 11 0 00 and t30 00 Coli 814 742 3073 between 10. m to 8p m Auto Repatr St uti 1119 96 pa nata led Most mode a Muffler Man 9 St mpson Ave A hens Oflto 1 800 843 3767 1979 Dattun SW Runs exce 35 MPG ext a parts good 1 ee 8500 Co 814 446 3340 mattress 120 pouy cha 1$2 00 man• acket 820 woo a 1:140 ch da tab a 2 ehol 1810 814 992 2880 Ktng • 11 waterbed has matt est but needS new one t60 00 P ast c ctstern atata app oved p aat c aept c tanka p alt c cu vert• metal culverts RON 8215 Oh o 1 BOO 843 3767 1976 Cama o 3785 condlt on Exe o •• T aadmi I He Man Toy• Ca 114 867 Orye extra good ahapa $110 Call Cheth e 614 367 0322 Menor Rwert de Apart menta and n M ddlepo t F om $2 15 nc ud ng ut t 01 Co 614 992 7787 EOH 441 nch T V Exca ent 3 roomt of ~pet 6 00 pm G ac oua llv ng 1 snd 2 bed room apartments at V age D Blue Me til collie •26 3q4 876 8043 after 7 00 p m FOR SALE Sorghum Mo asses I& 00 qt App e Butta $3 60 qt Corn Mee t1 00 2 b bag Whole wheat gound 1$1 00 lb 21 Co 814 445 3289 7904 Couch and love..at Excel en1 PARSON S FURN TURE d~Q~aur Stand• d Poodfe pup• $200 2893 F ewood for aele hau you own e20 00 pickup oad phone cond tlon 46 Fu n shed 2 BR mob e home ocatad n Centenary a ea W• Colll14 448 3169 on y na18 1 Bulavlla Ad 0p81J, tam to 6pm ~on th u Sat Ph 814 446 0322 wth pad 8142474134 afte 2566 2 bedroom• 386 E Me n Pomaroy mmedlate poue11ion 13000 Ct 814 992 7314 0 614 742 2053 AKC ahow qualtty champ on b oodl ne b ack ·········•·· 80 Dav• .. me 11 cuh wrth app ovad c adn 3 M ea out One bed oom fu nl1hed 1pt Ext .11 clean and n ce. Adu til On y No Pet• 304-678-1318 Wanted to Do Junk Auto a whh o w thout moto a Cal 814 388 9303 tee 9 yea o conao a colo Ca 614 379 ~220 o 304 876 4230 --.,..-----:-:--~ ·· Dua eKflauat k II t99 9! n tta led Most Ford• Chevy t uc::ka Vans 4X.4 s Muffler Man 9 St mpson A 'tie Athens 79 Sofas and ch• rt pnced from t396 to $996 Tables t60 and up to 1125 H de a beda t38Q. to •&95 RecHnen •226 to • 376 Lampl • 28 to e12& Dinettes t109 end up to •486 Wood tab e w 6 cha a *2B6 to 1796 DBik •100 up to t376 HutchH 1400 1nd up Bunk bed~ comp eta w mattf81HI t29& and up to t39& Baby bada •110 MlttretteSD boX!IP ngl tu 1 or tw n f m t78 and t88 Queen sets 1225 K ng 1360 • d awe chest t89 Gun cabinets 6 gun 011 or elect c range t376 Baby mmreaaes t35 &. t4& Bad tram•• $20 t30 & King frame 160 Good selection of bed oom tu til metal cab neta htadbo• da t30 and up to 166 Auto Parts Acces8ortes days Auto s For Sale G oom and Supply Shop Pet Groom ng All b ead1 AI atvlea amt Pet Food Deale Ju e Webb Ph 814 446 0231 1 988 K kwood or 8 t 4 992 5657 2300 71 Must Se 258 9316 Cet• y c c:onve tart Pets for Sale Sa~ bed and ei 2 Bf\ unfu nllhed garage apt Exce I cond •260 a nio Adu t1 ony No p8'ta Ca 1 814448 Moaaburg 12 Ga w dee end 30 tu barrel Ca efrlgerato • ranges Skagg• Appliances Uppe R ve Rd ~nida StoM Crest Mote 814 446 7398 Qua HY firewood a hardWood tor aalt 126 a pick up load Ca 814 367 0119 42 Appl que pieced tny condition CaH 814 9&2 2101 carpl't 8o Budget T antm 11 on• Uaad and ret;lu t all ypes Guarant" 30 Wathen dryers Modern 1 BA Apartments for ant n Pomeroy 1 and 2 bed oom1 114 992 1981 Nalhua AC 1 alactr c 12x86 unde p nn ng deck noraga build ng Included Ca 614 448 7366 0 814 448 7374 afte 6pm e7000 Co 614 258 9309 o 258 6206 18 qu Ita Raf Call 614 448 4928 2 3 o 4 bad oom houaea and apt In Pomeroy a aa Pay own 304 875 4255 QUILTS H gh pric" p• d to p • 1960 11 Court 2 br 1 ~ blth kitchen fu n ahed carpeted Re• pa k ng $360 mo ltut tn DIP & 814 992 5868 f ont den po ch 6 awn ng. AC Alto Trantmltalon PH. 992-5682 ar 992-7121 (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992 2104 "'w 417 Second Box 1213 Call 1368 1976 Bayvew 14K70 2 BR R ck Pea son Auct onee 1 cenal!td n Oh o and Weat V gl n a Eatate an qua ta m 1qu dat on 11 t1 304 77~ 5785 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR equ ad FRENCH C TV M08 LE NC Ge po a 614-448 9340 1 At 124 Pomeroy Oh o Oep Ref HOMES Coa 1 aweatera d shat m 1c Pubhc Sale & Auctton mo 814 448-4782 814 448 4159 3 BR houJB unf spacious. attract va n Galllpols Qu at na ghborhood 2 c• garage $276 a. ut tl11 Dap & Ftef equ ed Ca Ea I Tope. 614 448 0161 eva & V1cmaty 8 1 b apt naa HMC Stove ntf g drapet furnished t22& a 304-675 6104 BERRY BASIO HOURS Tuos Sot 10omto5 Pum•hed apt nut to library One p of811it)nal edutt on y Peking Cell '614 •4&-0339 weekend• pit o ca pet 1 cut nona t ep ace & 1 bnok f replace ng ound poo Rat A 1 Real Estate Ca o Yaage b oka Pomeroy Middleport 10 t Washer Drye elm c heat Cal 814 448 4383 days 446 0139 even 6 2b 20% Oft Dscount on Selected Items fu n ahed hook up ww ca pet newtv painted deck Regency Inc Apta Cal 304-676 7738 Of 87& 5104 Downtown WIDE Basket Suppltn 2 BA apt• I closets k tchan eppl comp ate k tchen Ia ge llv ng room stove washer Nee town No peta Dep & ef Calll14--448 1617 Yard Sae 212 Camden Ave Satu day Monday Tuesday Apartment for Rent 1183 00 2 bdr U19 00 Aloo 2 BR Cross Stttrh Supphes 50% Off GOOD USED APPLIANCES required 8 • 200 00 IICU ity depot t CONTACT Jackaon Estat•• Dept Ph 446 3997 Equal Housing Opportunitv 3431 Ranch •tv e b ick home 3 bedrooms 2 baths 1800 sq ft on 27 plus 1cres G andv fiN c othH Lota mo e .sALE 50~4 1 and 2 bedroom tPirtmenta to ant Baa c rent fo 1 bdr 80 acres located Saaaf as and Potters Creek Roads Good hunt ng and teva al bu lding 1... 304 875 3030 and 176 OJ SIXTH Sf SYIACISE OH Sot 114 448 1899 627 3d Ava Gal ipolit OH LAYNE S FURN TURE 304 678 2383 CA Country Gifts and Decor County Appliance Inc Good uaed appl ancn end TV lltt Open BAM to &PM Mon th u T ailer tor rent 2 bedroom• ref encea requ ed 304 773 5944 2 Buldng 011 1 aces each with oounty wale Jeny1 Run Rd App e G ove W Va Call Wh te ftd Tupperwa a O~p u • on gla11 home lnte o baby SELECTION ALL MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742 2315 NEW Wntern bootl •30 Workbootl t18 &. up (Steel • aofttoe Cal 814 4413159 18 ac e fa m with mobi e home Good be n 8 ml f om town C• 614 4461158 NEW AND USED Ltcensed Chmcal Audtologtst Galhpohs Two bed room mob e home Mldd aport Oh)Q Referencea and deposit required 304 882 PARTS ~ LISA M KOCH M S 3; 1984 Fa mont mobile home 1 4x80 c1ntral 1 elect c heat axe cond phone 304 875 3118 992 .Almputenzed Haar1ng A1d Selectaon SWim Molds Interpreting SeiVIces :I: 2 BR Pat iot area 1200 a mo plus depotlt Call 114 379 FORECLOSURE HOMES F om 11 00 on up and local tax d&l nquent p apart ea Call 1 800 &41 9474 A ao open evening• Gallipolis & Vacamty RUSS MOORE Mob Ia homea for ula one with and contract Hugh Burr • phone 304 675 8512 LPN o P let ca Nu aeto are of elderly man cwork atraight '1 days 4 n ghtsl Rafarancea r• qu red Good WOfk ng condtton• Ca l betwean7&8PM f 6 17 tic a: for Rent Ch- CoH 814 448 2404 2 BR d " ng room full baaa. ment 1 ca ga age. ful y equ pped k tchen A 1 cond Lota of ~tarage Nee pool& golf Cour.e CeH 614-446 8389 at 76 Household Goods AUCTION a. 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Page-12-The Daily Senti~ Friday. 0Ctot.r 30. 1987 Jazz legend Woody Herman , dies at 74 ·' .... LOS ANGELES (UP! ) -Jazz legend Woody Herman, who drove his series of big bands through a half-century of music !rom the swing ·era to rock 'n' roll, was remembered as a genius who Inspired generations of young musicians before being overwhelmed by lllness and debt. · Herman · died Thursday at Cedars-Sinal Medical Center from pneumonia, emphysema and congestive heart disease. He was 74. Wracked by his many Illnesses, Herman weighed less than 100 pounds when he was admitted to the hospital Oct. 1. A saxaphone and clarinet player who gained tame as the leader of succession of swinging big bands he called "Herds," Herman spent much of his time helptng young musicians. "He was an Inspiration to me;" singer Tony Martin said. "He was truly a great musician. He had a wonderful voice. "Every musician wanted to play for Woody. When you played for Woody, you played for the tops," Martin said. "And he gave everybody a chance, too." Herman , a three- time Grammy winner, was the youngest of the Swing era bandleaders and the only one still on the road · In the rock 'I)' rolli980s. Herman took his latest Herd oil --· a 50th anniversary tour In 1986, celebrating a career that Included tours of Africa, Europe and Soviet-bloc countries ln the late 1960s. During five decades of leading his hard-swinging bands, Herman was mentor to more than 2, 000 young musicians. "I knew Woody from way back," entertainer Martha Raye said. " We were at the Chez Paris - In Chicago, I was In the chorus and a dancer and he was the plano player and singer ln the band, with Tony Martin. He was a young genius, way ahead of his time. He was delightful, a warm, wonderful guy, and a very honest man." -- . Herman expanded his au . dlence by playing a wide spectrum of tunes, from old hits llke "Early Autumn" and " Four Brothers" to works by a range of composers that Included John Coltrane, Frank Zappa, Chick Corea and Thad Jones . "You learn what will work and what won 't work, " Herman said in a 1985 Interview. "I think rve learned that fairly well. And I'm just as interested as anybody else in having new material, bu r I won't play It jus! because It's new. It had better have quality one way or another." But Herman was dogged tor 20 years by tax problems. The In ter na l Revenue Service claimed he owed $1.6 million for personal Income tax returns not filed for I964-66 by his manager. Herman said the IRS wrongly - calculated his tax blll. In September, a dying Herman , fe ll behind on his rent and faced eviction from a three-bedroom house In the .Hollywood Hills that · he bought In 1946 from Humphrey Bogart and Lauren BacaiL News accounts of Herman's plight brought a flood of support fro m such friends and fan s as Frank Sinatra, Clint Eastwood and Tony Bennett, and a renta l agreement was reached with the man who bought Herman's house at an IRS auction In I985. Born May 16, 1913, in Milwaukee, Woodrow Charles Herman began play ing saxophone professionally when he was 9, mov ing out of vaudeville and through a series of name bands. Herman' s first band debu ted on Election Eve I936 as " The Band that Plays the Blues" at the Roseland ballroom in New York City. Remote radio broadcasts were a key to success in the Swing era, and Herman's !;land was playing all the "wires" by the late I930s. The band's recording in 1939 of "Woodchopj>er's Ball," a simple tunc Herman wrote with trumpeter Joe Bishop, became a smash hit it remained the band's most requested number. selling more than 5 million copies . ln 1944, Herman became sole owner of the band, .whtch became known as the Thund ering Herd. Its string of hits i;oon Included " Laura, " '~Caldonla , " "Apple Honey," "Goosey Gander," "BIjou ," " Northwes t Passage" and "Wlldroo t," named for his radio show's hair cream sponsor. In the mld-1940s, Herman assembled the Second Herd: the bopplsh band famous for its classic Four Brothers saxo phone section of Stan Getz. Zoot Sims, Serge Chaloff and Herbie Steward. The Second Herd was followed by a Third, and a Fourth, and bands ,tha t outgrew numbers Into the '60s, '70s and '80s. His 1963 album "Encore" won the Grammy for best Instrumental performance by a big band, a fea t repeated In I973 and 1974 with of "Giant Steps" Herd." 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Chorce of srzes. On All Clearance Merchandise G$l5Q Rechargeable Cordless Screwdriver This uniquelY folding screwdriver 'Narks in hard·lo-reach spols. Comes wilh accessory points. Forward and reverse . Regular 22.99 dldates Louis M. Pasquale and Dow W. Saunders. Races In Centerville Include an unopposed race for mayor, candictate Ted · Perroud, an unopposed race for clerk-treasurer, candidate Mary Hall, and the two seats for member of council, candidates Naomi Beman, James McCormick and Marllri D. Rose. In Rio Grande, Jeff W.E. Callis running unopposed for mayor as a write-In candidate, Angle Sea- · graves Is running unopposed for clerk-treasurer, arid no candidates flied for the two seats on the Board of Public Affairs. Candidates for the two seats In council are Dale C. Dodson and Donald B. Wothe Jr. For the race for mayor of Cheshire, Walter Scott Lucas and G. all ip0 lis City Mannuer ""'0 on Ohw' Issue 2 s:peak.S out·f1c.·-,.,.. Dale E.· lman, city manager, has expressed his support of State Issue 2 which will be on the November 3 ballot. Issue 2, a bipartisan effort, authorizes the sale of $I.2 billion worth of bonds, with the proceeds to be distributed to local governments for the repair and replacement of decrepit l<ical roads, bridges, and water and sewer systems. Iman used two slip areas for examples as to why Issue 2 should be passed. He said that It would cost more than more than $400,000 to fix the slip area at Ohio 7 and Gar!ield Ave. Iman said that for the past IO years, the city has not had the money to fix the slip area on State Route 14L He said It would cost more thim $300,000 to fix that area properly. · !man said that although some of the roads are state roads, they are In the city limits and · it becomes the city's responsibility to fix the roads. The state has helped wlthsomeof the bridges, he said. _ write-In James Edward Bush are the candidates, and Incumbent Lots MM. Snyder Is running unopposed for clerk-treasurer. Charles L. Bradbury and H. Thomas Reese are the candldates for the two-seat race for council. In Crown City, Leo Thacker ls running unopposed for mayor and Oreatha McGuire is running unopposed for clerk-treasurer. Jessie Mae Bills and Mark Anthony Fulks are running for the two seats on counctl. Races In VInton Include the unopposed race for mayor with candidate Bllly Joe McCarley. the race for clerk-treasurer, candidates Verna Easter and Irene Raines, and for the twoseat race for member of Board of Public Affairs, candidates Ruth Ann Brown and Delbert A. Metheney Jr. Candidates for the two-seat race for councll'tnclude VIctor L. George, Richard A. Mudd, James A. Mulholand and Bill R. Ratliff. In the Gallta County Local School District, Joy Ray Berkley, Mary B. Bradbury, Fred J. Deel, John R. Fellure, Bllley L. Halley, and Fred P. McNeal are candidates for the three seats open on the Gallla County Local Board of Education. In the Gallipolis City School District, James N.M. pavts, clyde Evans, Dannie Greene, James L. HoUey, ·Thomas L Jones, David ~· Seamon, Norman L. Stewart and write-in Johnny R. Hood are candidates for member of board of education. . Candidates for the Lawrence County Board of Education are Chester R. Crank, Richard S. Gillenwater, Gerald C. Love and Glenn E . Willis. In the Symmes Valley Local School District's two-seat race for the board of education, Albert Childers, Rick D. Corn, Carole Anne Mahan, Bill McCarty, Fred McMahon a nd Justin Simpson are the candidates . In Addison Township, VIvian Carol Taylor ls running unopposed for township clerk. Vaughn · French, Timothy Reese and write-In Buster B. Clonch are candidates for the one-seat race for township trustee. In Cheshire Township, Irma D. Bales and Sandra J ; Wills are running for the township clerk. Wendell Bradbury and John F . Wamsley are running for the one-seat race for township trustee . Clay Township races Include a one-seat race for township trustee, candidates James E. Baldwin, Charles Lee Barcus and Jerry Dean Shaffer, and township clerk, candidate Connie Hemphtll. In Ga lllpolls Township, • Warner Halley and David W. McKenzie are running for the one-seat race for township trustee and Wayne L. Niday Is running unopposed for township clerk. Races ln . Green Township • Include the one-seat race for township trustee, candidates Merrill L. Johnson and Robert H. Massie, and the one-seat race for township clerk, candidate Marion E. Caldwell and Thomas E . Pasquale. Races In Morgan Township . In Greenfield Township, Dona ld, R Farney, Morgan R. include township clerk, candiHammond, Steven A. Kiser, and date Phyllis Hash, and for the Patricia A. Miller are running for one-seat 'townsh ip trustee are ·the one-seat race for township candidates Ralph E. Oiler, Johntrustee. Brenda Lewis is running nie E. Russell, Ward Smith and Mary Jane Wood . unopposed for township clerk. In Ohio Township, John D. Guyan Township races Include Lew is Sheets running unopposed Green, Roger L. James and for the one-seat township trustee, Melvin Ours are candidates for and Jeffrey J. Fowler and · the one-seat race for township Sandra Swain for township clerk. trustee, whlleJanetWaughCardHarrison Township races In- well and Sandra K Gillenwater clude Odell Williams and Donald are running fbr township clerk. In Perry Township, Richard H. E. Woodle fo r the one-seat township trustee, and Terry E. Wade is running unopposed for the one-seat township trustee and Cremeens for township clerk. Helenlu Ehman Is running unopIn Huntlngt 0n Township, Jefposed for township clerk. frey A. Harder, Michael R. lil Raccoop Township Races Marcum, John Swisher and Olen Wilfong .a re running for one-seat .., include the one-seat race for township trustee. Linda G. Ra- township trustee, candidates Hotliff Is running unopposed for bart Daniels , James Holley, township clerk, (See GALLIA, A&) Local ballot i.*'sues: GALLIPOLIS - Local Issues on the November 3 ballot concern tax levies and adjustments In the sale of wine and ml.:ed beverages. Gallia, Jackson and Meigs counties have a simlllar Mental Health Board tax levy of one mill for. five years. The levy.wlll help fund current operating expenses. The proposed tax levy renewal Clay, Green and .Perry Townships of I.3 mill rs for providing and maintaining fire company operations and equipment •. -11 nd salaries of EMS ~or workers. The proposed levy tax In the Vtllage of Vinton of 2 mills will help fund current operatlg expenses. A special election petition In the Clay Precinct asks for the sale of wine and mixed bever' ages by package be authorized. The petition asks for "the sale of wine and mixed beverages be legally sold In the Clay Precinct on other days of (pe week, ' be perinltted In this precinct for consumption orr the premises where sold between I p.m. and midnight on Sunday." ·Meigs Countians to vote on people, taxes and local. options Already Ticketed Reduced Prices $17 By MARGARET CALDWELL Times-sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - In this year's off-year election, more than I7,700 voters have registered to take part In the Nov. 3 general . election. Charlotte Seamon of the Gallla County Board of Elections said she predicts a turnout of about IO,OOO voters. If the day Is nice an.d with the Galllpolls Municipal Court judge race, she said more people will come out to vote. A hotly contested race ls for the Gallipolis Municipal Court judge, between ll)cumbent James A. Bennett and challenger, Joseph L. Cain, currently Gal)la County Prosecuting Attorney. · The two seat race for Gallipolis city commissioner includes con- 17.99 Regular 169.99 Genie ' Ga.age Door Opener Easy to install. %HP Trac-Drive system has specially engineered nylon drive , sprocket to engage the Trac. Budge Velour SeGt Covell Attractively designed ~lour seat covers in your choice ot colors. Easy to instal. Regular 29.99 This 30% savings includes all previous markdown merchandise in apparel, household goods, automot~ve, hardware & sporting goods. POMEROY - Meigs Countlans In their various governmental subdivisions will vote on numerous races, tax measures and local options when they go to the polls on Tuesday. . Polls across the county will open at 6:30a.m. and wlllcloseat 7: 30p.m. There are races in every township of Meigs County with ,one trustee and a clerk to be elected with the exception of Salem Township where there is an unexpired term for trustee to be filled so there will be two trustees elected there. The trustee and clerk candidates for each township include: Bedford: Stanford · Stockton, incu·mbent; William Charles Cook, Elmer F. Bailey, Gerald R. Douglas, for trustee; Barbara J . Grueser, Incumbent, clerk. Chester: Victor A. Bahr, Incumbent, G. Alfred Wolfe, Elmer C. Newell, for trustee; William . AUTOMATIC SHOTGUNS Winchester® 140 .. .... . ... .. Regular 259.99 . . SAU $17159 Remington® f100 ....... .... Regular 418.88 .. SALE 27600 Beretta® 1200 .. ... ·..... .... Regular 329.99 . . SALE 21779 .•22 AUTOMATIC RIFLES Marlin~ 70P .............................. Regular 11999 SAlE8QOO Ruger® 10/22 ........................... Regular 154.99.... SAlE9900 Remirigtonl!9 Nylon 66 .22 Cal. Regular 119.99.... SAlE 7999 Charter Arms 9220/.22 Cal.,. .. Reguiar 99.99 ... SAlE.66'' PUMP SHOTGUNS Winchester<!! 120 ... ....... .. Regular 199.94 .. SAU $13199 870 ...... -...... Regular 349.99 .. SALE . 23096 MARLIN 336CS 35 Cal. Reg. s21s.aa .~ ... :.'.'....... ..... : ......... Rt. 2 Bypa~ J14399 . Point Pleasant. W. Va. (304) 675-1600 members are to be elected from Lucille Dyer, clerk. Salem: John F. Colwell, In- five candidates. The candidates cumbent; William L. Thornton, are Robert F. Snowden , IncumRichard L. Lambert, for full bent; Iva M. Sisson, Jeffrey term trustee; Stanley E. Hutton, Werry, Margaret A. Edwards, incumbent; Harold D. Lambert, and Richard W. Vaughan, Walter Jewell, Jr., for unexpired incumbent Voters of the Eastern Local term of trustee; Bonnie G. Scott, School District will select three incumbent, clerk; Salisbury: board of education members. Gregory Ebltn, incumbent; Haare four candidates who There rold W. Brinker, trustee; Wanda include S. Ray Karr, C. Susie L. Eblin, Incumbent; Sarah Heines, Incumbents; I. 0 . McCoy Gibbs, clerk. Scipio: Donald Weaver, incum- and a write-In candidate, Dorset bent; Harold D. Graham, trus- Larkins. Five candidates are seeking tee; Betty J. Bishop. incumbent; two seats to be filled on the the Racheal Lefebre, clerk. Southern Ltcal Board of EducaSutton: Delbert A. Smith, tion . The candidates are Joseph Incumbent; Dennie E . Hill, E. Thoren, Incumbent; Charles Jimmy Deem, for .trustee; Paul S. Norris, Gary K Willford, Don S. Moore, Incumbent, clerk. P. Smith, Incumbent, and John · There are also races for school E . Murphy. The Meigs County boards across the county IncludBoard of Education has four Ing the Meigs County Board of · candidates for two seats. The Education. In the Meigs Local School candidates are Harold G. Roush and Oris Smith, lncu">bents, and Dis trlct, three board of educa Uon State·· issues, school levies top Ohi(l elections -Tuesday By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter . Michael Wlll, Incumbent, for clerk. Columbia: Gay F, Johnson, Incumbent; Allee M. Llevlng, for trustee; ,Gloria Hutton, for clerk. Lebanon: Charles R. Lawrence, Ray Wilson, James W. Hayman, Harry Richard, for trustee; Shirley A. Johnson, Incumbent; Sharon Cremeans, for clerk. Letart: Harry C. Hill, Incumbent; Wayne S. Wilson, W. Dave Graham, for trustee; Joyce White, clerk. Olive: Chester E. Wells, Incumbent; Joe E . Lantz, Francis H. Andrew, for trustee; Barbara A. Hannum, incumbent, Juanita V. Wells. for clerk. Orange: "Wilbur E. Robinson, Incumbent; John L. DamewQod, for trustee; Dorothy M. Calaway, Incumbent, for clerk. Rutland: Charles E. Rife, Incumbent; Roger L. Holman, Leo B. Morris, trustee; Opal COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Three statewide Issues plus 236 ~oeal school ievtes which could determine the financial health of a variety of schools headline Tuesday's off,year elections around Ohio. • In addition, there are mayoral contests In Akron, Canton and Toledo, a host of council races and hundreds of local pollee. fire, mental health and municipal government tax levies and bond issues. Se.c retary of State Sherrod Brown has predicted that 45.5 percent of the sta.te's 6 million registered voters will go to the polls, slightly above the 42.7 percent turnout In I985, the last' comparable election. State Issue 1 Is an attempt to settle, once and for all, the nagging- question of whether the state lottery •profits go for schools. If adopted, Issue I wpuld change the Ohio Constitution to require establishment of a separ- ate depository fund for lottery profits. The money would go lor primary and secondary education under the regular state subsidy formula. Currently, the lottery proceeds go Into the state General Revenue Fund and ' are divided among all government services. However, If the money were segregated and sent to the schools, It would amount to only 6 percent of their budget requirements. Issue I will not divert any more money to the schools than they currently receive. State Issue 2 Is a $1.2 billion, 10-year bond Issue providing funds for rep.alr and replacement of local roads, bridges.and sewer and water systems, and solid waste disposal facilities . It was placed on the ballot In a bipartisan move by the Ohio General Assembly. whose leaders reasoned that badly-needed repairs would not be tackled unless local governments are given a financial hand. Under the p1;_gposal, up to $I20 million worth o! bonds may be sold annually. with the proceeds distributed to local governments. Priority of projects will be determined by the local governments, In cooperation with a special state-operated commission. Opponents have complained that the Interest payments will soon outstrip the annual outlay for construction, and that future generations will be saddled with debt payments totaling $600 million. · State Issue 3, the most hotly contested of the state Issues, wopuld change the way Ohio's appellate court judges, Including the Ohio Supreme Court, are selected. Currently, the Supreme Court justices and the judges tn the I2 appeals court districts are elected by popular vote, with candidates nominated In political party primaries. " U Issue 3 passes, they would be chosen by the governor, who would flll each vacancy (after current terms expire) from a Jist of three candidates recom(See STATE, A6) Carl Gorby and Bill C. Quickel. and the candidates are James Clatworthy and William Walters, Racine, Pomeroy, Rutland and Middleport have races f7r Incumbents, and James David village offices In the upcoming Hudson. Fred L. Hoffman Is election. seektng reelection as mayor and In Racine there are three Jon P. Buck seeks reelection as candidates seeking the mayor's village clerk. Thomas R. Anderpost. They are Charles Pyles, son and Lewis Sauer are candltncumbent; Joseph Drasko, and dates for tbe two seats on the Frank Cleland. Two candidates Middleport Board of Publtc seek the clerk-treasurer post and Affairs. · they are E , Jane Beegle, lncumPomeroy Vtllage has one race bent, and· Rhonda J: Lyons. Five and that also Is for village counctl candidates are seeking election with three candidates seeking to Racine VIllage Council with the two seats to be filled on only two to be seated. The five counciL The trio includes Bruce are Lawrence Wolfe, incumbent; J, Reed, Incumbent; Bryan S. Henry L. Moore, Lee S. Layne, Shank and Rebecca J . Triplett Henry W. Bentz , and Richard L. Richard D. Seyler Is assured of Wamsley, incumbent Bobble E. "' reelection as mayor and E. Jane Roy, incumbent, Jack L. Wolfe Walton ha.s. no opposition In her and Ivan C. Powell are seeking bid for ' reelection as village election to the board of public · clerk-treasurer. affairs with only two to be seated . In Rutland VIllage, there Is a , Middleport. has only a council race for the clerk-treasurer's race in the offi ng. Three candl- post between Gregory VanMe-. dates are seeking the two seats (See MEIGS, A4) Moving day at the _ EMS Friday was- the big m!)vlng day for Ga11la ·county Emergency Medical Services to Its new quarters, next door to the old, on Jackson Pike In GalllpoUs. Here. paramedic John Sowers and '' dispatcher Eugene Valentine move the !ltove Into the building. The service Is quartered In the new buDding now, even though small moving chores are ongoing. (Times-8entlnel photo) . < � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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