https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2a7a46735d494cf7fbd7d91b63e506ed.pdf 49732c5cbd0efc0c746d75604cf5bc05 PDF Text Text .., • • P&ge:-12-The Dally Sentinel • Community calendar · Community Calendar Items appear two da,s before u event and tbe day of tbat event. Items must be received weD In advaace to ISSUre publication In the cal· endar. · REEDSVILLE • The Winter Sports Banquet will be held will be held on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Eastern High School. Bring a meat dish, and vegetable dish and sa1a4 or dessert. Table service and drinks will be provided. a RACINE · The Racine American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 7:30. p.m. Girls from the Southern Junior Class will be guests and a Buckeye Girl's State delegate will be selected. · LONG BOTTOM · Riverview Garden. Club will meet Thurday, 7:30 p.m.- at the home of Phyllis Larkins with Janice Young as cohostess. Members bring fruit baskets. STIVERSVILLE • Shirley Lester o-r Columbus will be the guest speaker a the Word of Faith Church on Thursday at 7:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT • The Middle· port Youth League Organizatino will hold its first meeting to elect officers for the 1991 ball season on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Middleport Council Chambers. Public is invited. Call Gene Wise at 9926224 for information. POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m . at the Grace Episcopal Church. Kay Cecil will discuss antiques. · The LEBANON TWP. Lebanon Township Trustees will POMEROY· The Meigs Coun- - meet on ThurSday at 7 p.m. at the township building. ty Women's Fellowship will meet Thilrsday at 7;30 p.m. at the Zion Church of Christ where a fashion show will lie presented on biblical women. Bring a guest THURSDAY RACINE · A support group meeting for those affected by the Gulf War will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Racine United Methodist Church. Pomeroy-Middlei)Ort1Ohio FRIDAY POMEROY • Revival services will be held at the Believers Fel· lowship Ministry Church on CounlY Road 18, Kingsburg, Friday through Sunday, 7:30 each evening, with a Sunday service at 2 p.m. Joy Sizemore will be the evangelist. There will be special singing. The Rev. Margaret Robin.son. pastor, invites the public. MIDDLEPORT • A chicken , and noodle dinner will be served by the ways and mean committee of the Evangeline Chapter # 172 Order of Eastern Slar on Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the basement of the Masonic Temple. The menu will include chicken and noodles, green beans, cole slaw, roU, pie and beverage for 53. Orders will be t available for eat-in or carryout · TUPPERS PLAINS - A round and square dance will be held Friday night from 8 to 11;30 p.m. at the Tuppers Plains VFW building. Specks of Bluegrass will provide the music and Arthur Conant will be the caller. The public is invited to attend. Saturclty from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Henderson Community Center in Hendenon, W.VL The caller will be John Waugh. The dance is open to all Western-style square dancers. · POMEROY · The Meigs Cunty Pomona Grange will met Friday at 7:30 at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. Star Grange will serve refnlshments. MIDDLEPORT • Registtation for the Meigs County Soabox Derby's BOLATHON will' be held on·Saturday from 10 a.m. to 11:3(1 a.m. 'There will be no registration . fee. All aged 6-16 are eligible. . LONG BOTTOM • • faith Gospel Church in Long Bottom · will hold preachin~ and singling . with Ute Dailey Family on Fnday at 7 p.m. Steve Reed invites the pub· lie. MIDDLEPORT • Meigs County Church Women United will have Wolrd Day of Prayer at 1:30 p.m. at Middleport Baptist Church. HENDERSON, W.VA.· The Gallia Twirlers Western Square Dance Club will hold a dance on POMEROY • The Mothers of Twins Club's annual inside yard sale at the Grace Episcopal Church on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. REEDSVILLE • Cheerleading conipetition at Easlern High School on Saturday. Open to varsity, IV, and junior high squaads. Individual competition will be held. FOrmQI'C information, contact Debbie Brooks 81985-4152. POMEROY • The Royal Oak Dance Club will hold their first dance of the year on Saturday at Royal Oalc Resort, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Music will be by Gary Stewart Quintet Thursday, Februe;y 28, 199 ~ COoLVILLE • The Coolvillef. Uniled Methodist Church at Main:.: and Fifth Slteets will soonsor t : so.., supper on Sanuday from 4:3u; • · p.m. to 7 J!JD. The menu will con-:: sist of chili, bean or potato soup, : com bread, pie and drink for 52. 75,:, . Hot dogs will be available at a~ extta cost. Proceeds to the church:.: building fund. ': •'!. SALEM CENTER • The suu;t: Grange 11778 ·and Star Junjo .: Grange #878 will meet in regulllf session on Saturday at 7:30p.m. ae.: the Grange Hall,located on Count~ Road 1 near Salem Center .i, Refreshments will following the{ meeting of vegetable soup and.: chili. All members are asked t9-:: bring ingredients to mix into theesoup. ... Ohio Lottery . Eastern athletes honored Pick 3:349 Pick4:~ Cards : 6-H, 8-C; l0-D;8-S . Page3 Low tonight in mid-50s. Saturday, high in.mid-60s• Chance or rain 50 percent . LONG BOTtOM • Hymn sing •• at Mt. Olive Community Church on~. Saturday at 7 p.m. wit!t local talent.:Pastor Lawrence Bush invites lhe'";: public. ~ . HOIISI IIVBlROWING? CUAN UP WITH CI.ASSRD ADS 1. '·.' VaL 4t, No. 211 Coprrlgllled1111 • 28~~4P_25_• - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, March 1, 1991 tnc.lMw•PII* A 111u111 Saddam expected.to . seek exile in Algeria ...' · ..-."'... I • By JOHN PIDLUPS PARIS - Saddam Hussein is expected to go into exile in Algeria after resigning, or being forced to resign, as president of Iraq, Le Monde newspaper said Friday. Algerian leaders were negotiating assurances from the U.S.-Ied anti· Iraqi coalition that Saddam would not be.pursued once he goes into exile, the newspaper said. However, close aides. to the Iraqi dictator were pressing him not to abandon power,tt said. Baghdad Radio called on Saddam "to overcome the trial" of --------------------~ leadership· after his humiliating in the aftermath of that is a maner defeat by the allies. . · t!tat·would have to discussed with In Washinai:n, Secretary of our coalition partners." · State James B was asked if the Le Monde's report from its coalition would leave Saddam Algiers correspondent, Georges alone if the report is true. He .Marion, said Saddam asked Algeria replied, ''I know nothing about that Wednesday evening if it would be repon other than having seen the prepared to give him political asyfact pf the report. Beyond that I lum amd that "Paris was foreknow nothing as I stand here now. wafned of the Iraqi initiative." "Let me simply say, as we have Algeria agreed within hours, said before, I don't think many provided Saddam's "succcissors," tears would be shed if Saddam who it is presumed will be memHussein would leave power In bers of his political party, agree to Iraq," Baker said. "The question the arrangement and that the allied of what might or might not happen coalition will n9t try to hunt him down for war crimes, Le Monde said. . .. The report said Aljlerian President Chadli Bendjedtd's government is noi happy about giving Saddam asylum but felt it could not refuse because of widespread sup· port for the Iraqi leader among the population. : · The Algerian government faces difficult nationwide elections in June ajlainst the Moslem fundsmentaltst Islamic Salvation Front. Giving Sad dam asylum could secure the ruling Nauonal Liberation Front's survival in the elec- tions, observerS said. A spokesman for the French Foreign Ministry said simply "no comment" but did not deny the report The Le Monde report said Algeria would be far enough from Israel to provide a safe haven and in that sense would be safer than Yemen or Sudan, two other locations with Iraqi sympathies. Algerian officials assured said allied coalition leaders had guaran. · teed the deal, said the report. The newspaper said permission for Saddam to take up e~ile in Algiers may have been linked to his agreeing to a cease-fire in the war. Soviet leaders also were believed to be in on the deal, arguing that "it was better to save Iraq rather than Saddam hussein," said the exclusive report. Senior Iraqi officials acknow(: edged Saddam would have to go for the future of Iraq, said the report. · Le Monde said that although Saddam wanted to arrange refuge in Algeria, it was not clear if he was ready to relinquish power volunrarily. Election board throws out Hoffman, Wehrung petition~!>e AT YO 3 ARE FRUTH PHARMACIES HALLS Robitussin CF-DM-PE-PEDIATRIC 4 oz. 30 COUNT COUGH oR VITAMIN C DROPS PEPSI PRODUCTS . . J9< BOOKS DISTRIBUTED • Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulriby has begun distribution or a coloriag book to elementary-aged chil· drea. The book, pro~ by the Buckeye State Sberlff's Association, offers safety tips to pri· maries on a level they can understand. Here, •rea 2 EACH Shadle Bridge replacement . Iran wants Western troops out of gulf area.aftef f.ormal cease fire three y·ears away: Vankirk LITER Free Ear Piercing The proposed Shadle Bridge estimated to cost $18.7 mil~on, that term role following a formal·ceaseYazdi said Iran "will reject any replacement project is at least three would run just adjacent to the ftre between Iraq and the coalition security plan that includes the presyears away. present bridge and would cause forces. ence of foreiSI! forces" in the gulf. This was the report of West Vir. demolition •• As we have said time and Tehran ra'dio said Iran was ginia Department of Highways structure. of the McDonald's again, the security of the Persian responding to reports that Western The second bridge replacement Gulf region is the responsibility of forces planned 'o stay in southern Commissioner Fred Vankirk: Wednesday when he met in Charleston study suggests a span that would be the people of the regiQn, 11nd the .Iraq for a few months to make sure with a delegation of Mason further up-river and· would tie-in presence of foreign forces will Iraq complied with U.N. Security Countians and State Senators Oshel with Route 2 in Point Pleasant 81 itself be an element that will Council resolutions it accepted Craigo (p-Putnam) and Robert Ditabout the end of the Point Pleasant destroy security in the region," before hostilities were suspended. tmar (D-Ravenswood.) by-pass. Vankirk said the Alternate Yazdi said. At the United Nations, lrunian 2 study estimates a replacement The cleric's remarks, as reported Ambassador Kamal Kharazi made Point Pleasant Mayor Russell cost of$20.1 miUion. by Tehran radio, were monitored in similar remarks to reporters after Vankirk said the Shadle Bridge is Athens. Iran's ruling clerics fre· meeting Secretary-General Javier Holland pointed out after the meeting that Gov. Gaston Caperton has second on the list as far as major quenlly use the pulpit at Friday Perez de Cuallar. not yet announced any funding bridge projects planned by the prayers to make key policy Iran's officiallslamic Republic timetable for replacement or the 60 OOH. He the Shadle announcements of the government News Age~y quoted him as say- year-old bridge spanning the Bridge will conterids follow the one at ing: "Western forces must leave Kanawha River between Point Chelyan. the region completely after a last· Pleasant and Henderson. .Vankirk said an environmental ing cease- ftre is established." Vankirk told the delegation there assessment.for the proposed Shadle Kharazi delivered a message two proposed alternates on the · Bridge replacement will begin ·in ftom Iranian Foreign Minister Ali are drawing for replacement of about three months and a public Akbar Velayati to Perez de Cuellar the Silverboards Bridge. He said the least hearing will be held 81 about that dealing with security in the gulf, cosdy would The Farm Business Planning and Analysis program in conjuncbe a four-lane span, time. and calling also for full implemention with the Adult Basic Education Center at Tri. County Vocationtation of Security Council resolual School in Nelsonville will be conducting a one-evening program tion 598, under which the 1980.88 on agricultural estate planning. The meeting will be held on ThursIran-Iraq war was ended. day, March 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the school. The session is open to the The Iranian ambassador said it public. wasfor the people of Irnq to decide Mr. Paul Wright, retired Extension Economist for Agricultural whether President Saddam Hussein Law and now a practicing attorney in Dublin, Ohio will be the guest stays in power in Baghdad. speaker. He will be assisted by Don Davis, the FBPA instructor at In Tehran late Thursday, VelayTri County Vocational School. The insuuctors will be discussing the ati "called on the foreigners not to many aspects of estate planning that will benefit your family. interfere with the fate of the Iraqi The Ohio Estate Planning Handbook will be used as a text and people,'' IRNA said. He blamed guid_e. Each famil>: will receive a copy for an $8 registration fee per Kuwait and other gulf states for _tQ··~ .•Lll '"';'l2,. family. Those active members from the program will be exempt helping Iraq build up a formidable from the fee. . army, primarily to attack Iran. 1·~111 \\>u 11 '14ll'l\ ATHENS, Greece {UPI)- Iran said Friday that Western troops in the Persian Gulf must leave the region immediately after a formal cease-fire agreement is reached between Iraq and the U.S.-Ied coalition forces, Tehran radio reported. The call came at Friday prayer ceremonies where Hojatoleslam Mohammad Yazdi, aa senior Iranian cleric, delivered a sermon out· lining Iran's stance on the latest developments in the gulf. · Yazdi said Iran would reject any security plan for the gulf in which Western forces were given a long- Del Monte CORN with the pJlrchase of any of our f?shion •piercing eaPrings. GIANT 20"x30" . . 2·FOR .89( 17 OZ. CA~S . --Local briefs--Estate planning session slated Available From 35mm KRAFT GRAPE JELLY 99( 32 DORITO'S 99( oz. 6112 REGULAR S1.49 oz. Thefts investigated .. 2501 JACKSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT, WV. 25550 (304) 675-2303 •· Soulsby ud bls wife, Susie, give one of the books to tbelr 11'aaddau1hter, Amanda Soulsby, at Riverview Scbool near Reedsville. All Meigs County cbildrea ia lliadergartea through third grade will receive a copy of the book. · By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Both Hoffman and Wehrung mary the contest will between Sentinel News Staff have two opuons to get back into Bruce J. Reed and Dotue S. Turner The Meigs County Board of the race. : for their party's nomination for . , Elections has thrown out the candi- . They can ~o into the May Pri- may'?": . · dacy petitions of Fred Hoffman, mary as write-ms or go on the fall F1hng for the two seats on Republican, filing for anolher term ballot as independent candidates. Pomeroy village council were John as mayor of Middleport, and Larry Both HoffQian and Wehrunj( L. Amott, John W. Blaeunar, and . Wehrung, Democrat. who filed as a when contacted stated that they Scott M. Dill.on •. all .Republicans. candidate for mayor of Pomeroy. plan to file as independents. The Brenda Moms, mcumbent clerkThe reason for not validating deadline for filing as an indepen- treasurer, was the only candidate to the two petitions which would dent is May 6. . file for that post All are filur year have put Hoffman and Wehrung's The petitions of all other candi- terms. names on the May Primary ballot dates were validated by the board Voters in the Meigs Local was insufficiency of valid signa- in its review this week. School District will vote on a new tures. . On the Middleport May Prima- ~ve-mill continuing operating levy Jane Frymyer, director, cori- ry ballot will be Osby Martin, m the May Primary. The Board of firmed Thursday afternoon that the Democrat, rruiyor: James Clatwor- Educauon v~ to put the levy on Board of Elections composed of thy and WiUiarn G. Walters, for the the ballot in order to comply with E:velyn .Clark, ~an, and_HeDfY . two. ~e.ats Hn ,Middleport Village its contraCt_with pte Meig~ Local Wells, Republicans, !llld Jolin llile Council, !Kith 'Republican. incum- Teachers ASS!x:uwon. A new operand Mary H1111ter, Democrats, had bents; Brian K. COnde, clerk-trea- ating levy has been repeatedly not validated the petitions of Hoff. surer: and · Thomas Anderson, rejected by voters over the past man and Wehrulig. · Republican incumbent, Board of severill years. The signatures on all petitions, Public Affairs. In the Southern Local School according to Frymyer, are verified Jon Buck who has been the District, voters will again vote on a through the voter registtation file clerk-treasurer for Middleport for four mill operaling levy. for three and aU other aspects of the peti· · $everal terms did not file for re- years. The levy has twice been defeated, the most recent being in .lions are reviewed in the validation election. process. In Pomeroy's Republican Pri· the February Special Election. 364 JACISON PilE GALUPOLIS, OH. 45631 (614) 446-6620 The Meigs County Sheriff's Depanment is investigating the theft of a tool box full or IDols from Harris Farms in Portland. According to Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby, tile owner or the farm advised that he was usins the tools on Friady and missed them on Saturday morning. He thought that maybe an employee was using them, but upon inquiry discovered that that was not the case. . ' . S~eriff Soulsby reported that Charles Knapp of Gallipolis reported that he worts on a riverboat and when he returned, found that somone had sto!en two of his checks and cashed one, but that the bank had refused to cash the second check. He believed that the checks had been taken from his truck while it was parked in Mid· dl rL . kvestigation is continuing in both cases: Coathiued on page 10 716 NOITH SECOND ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. 45760 (614) 992-6491 ,, ~- . •· . \ ' Group to lead ·Easter hunts . By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff The traditional Easter egg hunts which were discontinued last year bY, the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club after more thail 40 years are being taken over br the Middleport Community Assoctation. Meeting Thursday night the Association 81 the request of Ro~er Williams, Middleport recreation Continued page 10 . on t ' In response to a question asked by the delegation, Vanlcirlc said the present bridge is safe. Vankirk also told the delegation the proposed Henderson by-pass project, from the end of the Silver MemOrial Bridge to probably the vicinity of the Coast Guard Station on Route 3S, is presently scheduled to be~in in about two years. He said the ·common sense" approach to this proposed construction would be to run tjle next section of highway "up against the hill.~ Vankirk estimated the Henderson by-pass job would cost in the 54-5 million range. ' Vankirk opened his remarks during the conference by announcing the Salt Creek bridge replacement project, located on Route 2 below Hendrson, would at the conpeeled to cost over S I mtllion, would start "in· the next couple, (Coadnued on page 10) ' . lllr W.r &t(fl, z a ...... .· • • .C.fW3tt'lllr l' •· .... • ' Peu1 BUlla aad G.E. Gulniber, moclel10me fA the Items, lacludl•l sweallhlrta for $10.!19, t· shirts for $6.!1!1 and llall for $4.99. Also avail· able are bumper stickers and window decals. ODS IT,E . MS AVAILABLE • Kro1er's Ia Pomeroy now bas available a variety Ill Open. lion Desert Storm Items. Store emplO:ftel, 1-r, Andy Miles, Carolyn 9bliDRer, Thelma Jeffers, '~. \J �~ . ~ . . ' Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Streel· Pomeroy, Ohio ' DEVOTED ro' THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS:MASON AREA J1~ ......,.,.d.""' ~m~ rn....~ ~ -.- • qj~ ROBER'l' L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manarer PAT WHITEHEAD All!lllllanl Publllher/ Conlroller A MEMBER ot The Unit ed Pres s Internationa l. Inla nd Da lly P ress Association a nd the American Newspaper Publishers Association. · LETTERS OF OPINION a r e welcome. They should he less than 300 words long. All lette rs a re subject to editing and must he signed with name. address and telephone number. No unsigned letters. will he published. Letters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not per sonal!· ties. Victory has a thousand fathers By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Re~rter WASHINGTON - John F. Kennedy swd: "Victory has a thousand fathers. Defeat is ano11rphan." : President Bush is finding some truth in that adage, particularly among tllose on Capitol Hill and elsewhere who urged him to refrain from an all· out World War 11-scale conflict to eject Iraq from Kuw31t and to rely on an economic Stran,$1ehold 10 defeat Saddam Hussein. · Now he is finding that there are more power brqkers on boanl who are h3iting ihe use of military force 10 achieve the political goals in the Per· sian Gulf. · . . . · .. Bush, a World War II pilot, was masterly m _lmmg up !~~Ore th~ ~0 nations to implement by force the 12 U.N. resolunons, and his lobbymg m Congress produced enough votes to give hi!D a free hand to use any mili· tary means 10 reverse lhe conquest ofKuwmt Operation Desert Shield, which became Operation Desert Storm and later, to some, Operation Desert Sword, wiD go down in hi~ as a late century turning point when the American people were once agam willing to sacrifice their lives in a popular war for olhers 10 be free. . . For Bush, the ttiumph had an IDiportant bonus b_ecause he swd Jt would wipe out the bitter Vietnam syndrome !hat the nauon suffered after years of futile bloodshed in the Southeast Asian conflict. . :But the dissenters of that era- the '60s- had long faded away when the president decided that.U.S. n~o~ security as well as sttategic and oil interests required massive mihtary mtervenuon. He gambled and won where other presidents have failed. . . . Bush has long been a member of the establishment that has always believed the nation should, in the Teddy Roosevelt sense,, speak softly and carry a big stick. He has never shied away from arming America. But promoting his still undefined "new world order" in the post-war world may not be easy. The Middle East has long been a tinder box. That's a given. . l Friday, March 1, 1991 Tiffin to challenge Redmen Page 2-The Dally Sentinel POmeroy-Middleport, Ohio friday, March 1, 1991 . Stormin' Norman is·the right man forthejob RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The general comman!Jing the U.S . troops in the Persian Gulf war had a recurring nightmare during the fust month of lhe war - that some order he·gave ~uld ltill massive numbers of his soldiers. . "I don't want my troops to die," he told us. "I don 't ·want my troopS to be maimed. Therefore, every ~aking and sleeping mom~nt J_DY mghtmare IS the fact that I will g1ve an order that will cause countless numbers of human beings 10 lose their life." Any commanding general who did not have such a nightmare is not the tight person to lead an army into war. But our talk with Norman Schwarzkopf convinced us that his· tory will say he was the right per· son, whether or not this .was \he right time and the right place to wage war. The 56-year-old Schwarzkopf is not interested in covering himself with glory at the ~xpense of his troops. Every decision he makes is calculated to minimize the number of American casualties. His military heroes are those who waged war without relishing il. "I guess lhat' s more important than anything else. If anybody thinks that this is an enjoyable experience for me, they are dead wrong, dead wrong ... This is nol an enjoyable experience. Not fun at all." By Jack Anderson Schwarzkopf, a highly decorat· time comes when I do hav·e to ed Vietnam vemn. said that in the make the decision ... But it's not a last war he saw "a lot who were decision lhar I ever, ever take light· the armchair generals and TV milk war lovers, and that scared the liv· ly. tary analysts second guessing him.: ing he!l out of me. And they are "And that's why I say I sleep a "I have not only had some Moo· · al$0 ,not very good generals, not lot, I get enough slrep but I don't day-morning quart~rbacks, b~t I from my measurement; Custer get enough rest because I wake up · have had some Fnday-mornmg . loved war, and look what he ·15, 20, :f5 times in the middle of quarterbacks." accomplished." · the night and my brain is just .in . Schwarzkopf was gratified to How does a guy who hates war 111r1110il over some of these agontz· see that some of the analysts who· and fears mass casualties make ingly difficult decisions that I have . were pushing for a·quick ground' decisions in combat? "You know to make. war were subdued by the baule at that old adage, it gets lonely 81 the "The difference is - and I don't Khafji . Eleven Marines died, yet, top? Well, it does. It's awful lonely want to make this sound more dm· as Schwarzkopf described it in rela-. at the 10p? If you go back and look matic than it is - but in every live terms, it was only ~·s "small · at the Civil War series (he had other job I ever had in the past, I BB fued with a slingshot recently seen the PBS series) you could always kick it upstairs if I Despite repeated statements will fmd that an awful lot of those wanted." from the Pentagon that evc:rylhing folks -Abe Lincoln himself said Now "upstairs" is President was going as. planned, war rarely he had nobody to turn 10 but God. Bush and Gen. Colin Powell, chair· does. "I had a nasty letter written He had nothing else to turn to." man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. about four months ago that abso· Schwarzkopf, who keeps a carnou· · Bush has shown himself not to·be a lutely took me to laSk for lhe way flaged-covered Bible by his bed, micro-manager Of wl!r and Powell we were going 10 conduct the said he shares Lincoln's sentiment defers to Schwarzkopfs judgment. ground campaign," Schwarzlcopf · George Bush recently said he "I don' t wan1 you 10 misunder· said. "(TheSe) analysts write about hadn' t lost any sleep over Saddam stand. Colin and .I talk about that war as if it was a ballet ... like it's Hussein. How about Schwarzkopf? sort of stuff a lot," Schwarzkopf choreographed ahead of time, and "I get enough sleep, but I don't get . said. "But in lhe final analysis ... when the orehestta sttikes up and enough rest." Then he talked about those kinds of decisions are nor· starts playing, everyone goes out the most difficult decisions - " ... mally my recommendation to there and goes through a set piece." where human life is involved in the make, or my decision to make." What does Schwarzkopf say to decision you make. Because there Norman Schwarzkopf was those analysts? "Listen, it is chore· are no guarantees in this business. thoughtful about his burden, but ographed, and what happens is the Those are the ones lhat are hardest not crippled by it. He regaled us orchestra starts playing and some forme. with jokes and anecdotes, usually son of a bitch climbs out of the "It's.an intensely personal, emo- off toe record, and he showed a orchestra pit with a bayonet and tional thing for me ... I agonize over flash of that famous "Stonnin' Nor· starts chasing you around the ~ge. . it. I agonize. I agonize, and the man" temper when he talked about And lhe choreo~raphy goes nght out tile window.' OUTSTANDING GIRL CAGERS ·These members or Coacb Dawn Heideman's Eastern Eagles girls' 'basketball team were honored Thnrsday evening at the EHS awards banquet ia the Eastern HiJh School gymnasium. Pic· tured In rroat are (L·R) SIID!Ine Clay, Stepp~•• BOYS' BASKETBALL SPECIAL AWARDS • These seven young men were among those bon- . ored Thursday at the EHS wlnte~ sports banquet. Pictured with their awards are (front row, L·R) Matt Flnlaw, Most Assists; Mark Murphy, Best Defensive Player; and Tim Bissell, Best Time takes its toll · Hone sty best poUcy Dear Editor: Honesty is the hest policy has been told to many children. As people get older, they seem to forget this important factor. On February 20, I accidently lefl my purse at Big Wheel. That evening when I realized what had happened, I called to see where I'd left it I was relieved to find out that it had been turned in10 !he serVice desk. My fiance and I went to get it, shortly after I called. When I got home with my purse I called Big Wheel to see if ihey knew who had turned it in. I wanted to thank lhem, but after looking through my purse I didn't. Eight dollars was missing. I would i·ust like 10 know if the person rea I y needed the money that much. It was my mistake of leaving my purse behind, but someone else has 10 live with their mis· take a lot longer than I. Thank you Rebecca D. Lutz Racine, OH Book is available Dear Editor: The Jackson County Historical Society reeently published a history book Jackson County, West Vir· ginia, Past and Present 1990. It is filled with old and new pbotos of people, placet and thin_gs in J~k­ son County. !ti the toptcal sectton there are; old -homes, churches, schools and early days to name a few and 1130 past and present fam . ily histories. This book may be picked up at the Ripley, WV Library for $49.50 or may be mailed by sending $54.50 10 the Jackson County His· torical Society • P.O. Box 22, Rip· ley, WV 25271. We hope your family will want one. There are a limited number available • there may not be anoiher ordering of the book. Thank you very ~.uch Jackson County W.Va. Historical Society Dear Editor: The Racine Village Council has delegated me to commend the Emergency Medical/Rescue Service, of Racine Village on their c.-ganization, attitude and endeavor relative to ''The Troops" recently, It was a fine time to do just what was done • 10 show our support for tile troops so wonhy in a country so great as ours. It was a decent thing 10 do and ailended by such a lar$e group of persons showinl thetr dedication and devotion to thole who are giving 10 much !hat we mar be able 10 have freedom which JS so vallllble 10 our being: It, REALLY, means everything to us! .... ~ ., Don't let colleges bilk Uncle Sam ... ·. · · · .·; Stanford University is hardly unaccustomed to controversy. Its recent decision to scu1tle a manda· tory Western Culture course ("Her, hey, ho, ho • Western Culture s goua go") raised the hackles of those.who refuse to recognize the enormous conttibutions oT wo.men and blacks to the intellectual her· itage of Western civilization. More recently still, people who regard university campuses as being particularly dedicated 10 freedom of speech were sbocked when Stanford adopted. regulations threatening expulsion for any stu· dent who made statements deemed ~nduly offensive. to ~Y one of vartaus protected m100nbes. But these and most other exampies of Stanford's knack for conuoversy. involve standard liberal o~sesstons that happen to be espeemily popular on college campuses r nowadays. The most reeent flap concerning Stanford, however, is about a much older and grubbier subject, and one with which liher· als are supposed to be much too high-minded to he personally inter· ested: money. . Our media have been slow to pick up on this topic, despite their well-lcnown concern forthe frugali· ty with which government money ought to be spent. (Remember the $500 Pentagon ash-trays?) Yet if preliminary estimates are to be believed, Stanford University has in recent years blown as much as $200 million of the taxpayers' hard-earned dough on expenditures that had no reasonable relation whatever to the purposes for which Stanford received it. Like many other universities, Stanford is no't only a teaching facility .but a great research institu- tion as well, ~nd the governm~nt regularly pay~ 11 to c_onduct all sorts of resea!ch 1~ .whtch the whole co~n'!Y ~s legtllmately mterest~ . Thts t_s, m fact, one of the maJOr ways m V.:hlch jhe federal govern· menl s~bs.1di>;es higher educanon. There, ts stmply_no doubt about Stanford s culpabthty here; th~ um· verst~ has already adm!tted map· pro~nate charges jptahng half a mtlhon dollars, and has agreed to pay !hat amount back to the gov· ~mmenl. All we are hagghnl! ov~r ts the full amount due, whtch IS almost surely m~ch larger. A. coupie of congressiOnal comm1t!-tes hav~ fmally been prodded mto lookmg mto ~e matter, and ev~n ~ur torpid medta are finally besnr· nng, themselves. Too much of the cat ts out of the bag now to allow the .matter to~ tgnored, or to W31t for mterest to dt\1 down. Revisionists could use revising • You've no doubt heard by now against 'fleshly sins.' There is ory" and "our work." Give it a B. that' St. Paul lhe Apostle is finally nothing on the record to indicate he • CAPTAIN BLIGH, GOOD out of the closet. The grave in was a homosexual. Some scholars GUY? Some Australian historians which his Awful Secret was buried have even concluded he was mar- have reviewed the logs and letters ' for two millennium proved but a ried... . of Capt WiUiam Bligh, the sltipper • shallow pit 10 the talented excava• There you haye it Since Bishop of the H.MS. Bounty who was set tors of modem time. Spong made no claim Of divine adrift by a mutinous crew in 1789. Paul's story was dug up by the revelation, he may be judged by They concluded he was a "muchRL Rev. John Shelby Spong, Epis· mortal standards and I ha:f_!l sadly maligned man." This tale was cir· The idea was good and the pro-, copal bishop of New Jersey. In a concluded he is no beuer tKiin your culated just in time for the 200th fessionalism that was displayed in recently published book, Bishop average debunker. anniversary of the event and has the manner it was canied oul was Spong averred lhat Paul was gay. While I am on the subject, let ·the aura of a commercial. MYMN. just meritorious! Wrote Spong: "Nothing else could me rate a few olher titillating tales • GENGHIS AND CHRISTO· I wish to take this means to account for Paul's self-judging for your amusement. PHER: A TALE OF TWO CON· thank you aU froin the bouom of rhetoric, his negative feeling On The Curmudgeon's Guide to QUERORS. A simple weaver's son my' heart for your gesture of grati· toward his own body and his sense Revisionist Chic, the ratings are B sailed the ocean blue in 1492 for tude shown on this special day that of being conuolled by something · (Believable); MYMN (Maybe Yes, the innocent purpose of seeing you set forth to honor "The he had no power to change." Maybe No); NBL (Not Bloody whether he would fall off the edge Troops." I determined to look into this Likely); GMB (Give Me A Break); of the world. He now · stands I wish 'to further !hank you fpr matter and sought lhe 'opinion of BARF (BuUstuff Advocated by accused of genocide. Listen to a the manner and expedient service Les Whitten, an old friend and for· and Revisionist Fogheads). few snippets of fashionable history. that you all jlive OlD' people of the mer investigative reported of stout • ALBERT & MILEVA AND Jan Elliou, a North Carolina Cheroimmedialc YJcinily. You contribute integrity. lie studied the life and THE THEORY THEORY. Was )cee: "Columbus was a mass.mur· so much to the welfare and lives of times of St. Paul for nine years Einstein's fust wife, a 1118thematiderer." Novelist Hans Koning: so many ol our people. while researching his recently pub- cian and a physicist in her own "Columbus set in motion a Wilh Kindest Regards, lished novel, " The J,.ost Disciple." Frank Cleland, Mayor Said Whitten: "I think Spong is right, the real brains behind E sequence of greed, cruelty, slav· "equals MC squared? His letters are ery." Author Kilpatrick Sale: wron1. Paul was so adamantly replete wilh references JO "our the· Columbus "brought us 10 the verge Group commended Stoae and Senior Award; Shelly Metqer, Most Assists; Stephanie ' Otto, Most Rebound's; Tiffany Gardaer, Best Defensive Player; Ruby . Burke, Best Hustler Award; and Lorrie Baker, SteppiDII Stoae and Senior Award. Not pictured was Jenny Roush, Most Improved. .' 1 W11lzam A. Rus!ter" After all, $200 million • or even : a tenth of that amount • is a lot of i money. One can guess how the bad • habit started: a slightly question· • able expenditure, then a larger one still more questionable, until rmally ' it seemed as if no ex~diture was· ; too large, or too questionable, to be • passed along under the general ·; rubric of "research and associated COSIS." Unfortunately, there is no reason ' to assume that Stanford is the only' " university that has fallen into such,: habits. What is needed is a .full- ' scale congressional inquiry into the ' extent and depth of this sort of , thievery. For that's exactly what it is, and its moral tone isn't improved in the least by the academic credentials of the. peopl~ who have been engaging in iL . ...• • iJ~. ~~~~~ ~!!~2.~,-!. P..!~.~-~!'Jm. ,,·• ... ' . Letters to the editor Dear Edl10r: legs that he carried all his days. But ·,. There he was QUI of no-where he always bounced back. dancing and laughi~g al! around · Times takes its toll. More and rjte in our pastur~fleld ID 197~ . more he sat in sunny spots nodding Instantly he was mme and I was hts · in a som her pose with a philosophi • for 15 . years. We named him · cal look in his half shut eyes. Jack and he shared our lives, Ibis Arthritis set in and his walk non-descript black and tan little became stilted. We made him a dog. Mornings he went with me to doggy door so he could come in feed the cattle, on jaunts to the and lay on the dining room rug. He v10ods and waited at the gate to still liked 10 go out in the rain or tiark a welcome to wbo ever carne. snow or sunlight and sit under his That bark was different from any big 1ree and survey his domain. other bark. Jack was no sissy . He would not eat. I patted his Groundhogs ventured into his head and he wagged his tail. The domain at the risk of their lives. vet said he had a chance. Yesterday · There were ups and downs; two Jack died and I buried him close to . bouts with pneumonia, hit by a car his big ttee. There is a great still· and 4 days in a trap. An X-ray ness. showed a load of buckshot in his · Gayle Price The Dally Sentlnel-Page-3 I' Joseph Spear ; of eeoc ide." BARF, BARF and BARF squared. · • HERE'S TIIE REST OF HIM (AND YOU MAY WONDER WHY YOU ASKED). The Gip· per's "An American Life" ponrays , him as astute and active and gives ) scant notice to image-polishers, ! speechwriters and spin doctors. 1 GMB, and that's a gift • COWPERSONS AND NATIVE AMERICANS. Once • there was a master hiltorian named •> , Frederick Jackson Turner who Jhe. : orized !hat the lure of an open ~ tier made American development uqique. Now there are New West . historians, steeped in dead-white· males-did-it all philosophy. who argue that Turner's premise is romantic nonsense. One of lhcm, Patricia Limerick of the University of Colorado, has said t1w Turner's lhesis was "often racist" and that he was ethnocenttic and "nalionalis· tic" and a glorifier of "En1lish· speaking white men." Refried 1 BARF. ·' I I Free Throw Shooter, In the back row are Chris Adams, Most Improved; Randy Moore, Most Rebounds; Jeff Durst,· Best Offensive Player; and Jasoa H11er, Most Improved. Flnlaw, Mur· phy, Moore, Ad~ms and Hager were also hon· ored as seniors. Eastern honors winter ·sports participants with banquet 22 Playoffs 10 its credit, the Univcrsity of Rio Gntncle (29-4) seeks 10 defend illl lOp seed position and home coun advantage Saturday when Tiffin University (23-8) invades Lyne Center at 7:30 p.m. for the second round of the district tournament . In Canton, second seed Malone (29-4) basts Cedarville (21·10) Sat· urday in lhe olher playoff game. · The,winners of these contests will meet Tuesday, March S at 7:30 p.m. to determine which team will be !lie Ohio NAIA men's basket· ball champion and represent the district in the National Tournament · inKansasCity,Mo.,March 12-18. Should R1o Grande defeat the Dragons Satwday, it will host the championship game. Admission to Saturday's game is $4 for adults and $2 for sllldents. Rio Grande season passes will not be honored at the gate. · The Redmen, who defeated the UniverSity of Findlay 93· 73 in the ftnt playoff round Wednesday on a 31-point performance by Gary Har· rison and a 21-point showing from Jeff Brown, will meet Tiffin for third lime Ibis season. The Dragons ~are coached by Jim Hammond. Tiffm, the 1989 district charnpi· on and Ibis year's runnerup in the Mid-Ohio Conference (9-3), lost 92-87 10 Rio Grande at Lyne Center on Jan. 16 and fell to the Rio men at Tiffin 84-61 on Feb. 2. Both contests resulled in big scoring nights for Harrison •. the MOC Player of the Year. In the lint, lhe 6-0 senior from Gallipolis scored 26 points and had 23 in the second. Tiffin's Thad Patrick bit 25 points al Lyne Center and Jeff Ward was the team leader in the second game with 13 markers. Rio Grande Coach John Lawhorn's five starters continue to average in lhe double-figure range in SCorin!f, led by point guatd Har· rison wllh 19.3 points and six assists per game. Shootin~ guard Mark Erslan is credited w1th 14.9 points and 4.2 rebounds, while small forward Brad Schubert is net· ling 14 markers and 4.4 boards a game. Power forward Brown adds 15.2 points and 8.6 rebounds per outing to the offense, and center Troy Donaldson is bringing 11.9 points and 8 rebounds 10 the game. The Dragons, who entered the playoffs in fourth place, knocked off fifth place Mount Vernon Nazarene 68-56 Wednesday, with guard Don William.s recording 21 points and fellow defender Pattick adding 16. Ward had 12 rebounds, Mdunt Vernon was led by Steve Gregoryt w.ith 18 points and 13 rebounds. The Dragons outshot the Cougars 41.2 percent to 36.2, but the Cougars, who hit 10 of 28 attempts from the three-point range for 35.7 percent, led Tiffm, which • was successful on four of 12 shots from the outside for 33 percent. Tiffm's season victories include Kentucky Christian, 91 :60~ Hills· dale (Mich.), 78-58; Wtlmmgton, 94-69; Wilfrid Laurier (Canada), 98-63; Walsh, 69-66, 94-64 and 67· 51; Adrian (Mich.), 79-55; Bluffton, 78-46; Windsor (Ontario), 93-70; Seneca (Ontario), 87-40; Defiance, 59·58; Hunting· ton (lnd.), 97-77; Ohio Dominican, 88-63 and 81·65; Mount Vernon, 67-66 and 78-61; Urbana, 97-93 and 81-67; Cedarville, 83-61; Find· lay, 75-57; and Shawnee State, 7462. . Aside from Rio Grande, the Dragops' losses were to Wooster, 88-69; Malone, 83·72; Kenyon, 6659; Mount Vernon, 94·91 in over· time; Central State, 85·77; and Cedarville, 78·n · · Expected to start against Rio Eastern High School held its boys' presentations. Ullman was ~ektland, Randy Kaylor and Scou 0 · winter sports banquet Thursday, assisted this season by his brother, B:~ger then summarized the night at the high school to honor Mark Ullman. ' . ' . season and presented the varsity members of the junior high and The Eastern Jumor hlg,h girls ards Seniors honored were high school winter spo~ts. tea.ms were Tara Congo, M1chelle ~arll: Murphy, Jason Hager, Chris and cheerleaders. Parllclpatmg Schultz, Jes.stca Ra~ford, Amy ... Adams, Matt Finlaw, Randy MOOre boys and girls and their parents Beth RedoVJan, Mehssa Guess, d T H nter were treated to a fine potluck din· Krisli W~er. Nicole Nelson, Beth an R~clvi~g ~ial awanl~ were ner and awards f~e. Bay, Jesstca Karr, and Lauren Man Finlaw, Most Assists; Mark The welcom1.ng ~ddress was Youn~. . Murphy, BestDefensive Player; given by athleuc dtrector P~m · Mtchelle Goes~ ~n~ Sharon and Tim Bissell, Best Free Throw Douthit~. who introduced lhe h1gh Bake.r were stallSIICians and Percentage. Other special awards school principal Charles Moore, Valene Karr IJ!an88er. . ted were Cluis Adams and Jason who presented the ,invoca~on. . Eastern's etghth grade co~IS Hager, Most Improved; Randy Following the mvocanon, all 10 of Lee Connolly, Charles Btssell, Moore Most Rebounds· and !eff attendance were treated to the .fine Ryan Buckley, Jeff Stethern, Jason Durst, Best Offensive Player. meal. lmmedi~tely fo~lowmg, Carleton, Tom Wolf and Matt Tom Hunter, not present, was D9uthitt made mtroducuon~ and Bowen. Se:venth-grad~rs w~re honored with the Bryce Buckley announced new booster prestdent Jonathan Avts •. Jason Pullins~ Mike 110 Percent Award. Dennis NeV(Iand. · Laughery • Ertc Hollon, ¥tch~el Ruth Brooks closed the evening High school biology teacher and B~rnett, Jason Sheets, Ertc H! 11 • with the cheerleading awards. coach Bob Lang made. presen.ta· Mtcah Otto, Kyle ,Ord and B~a~ An ie Murphy and Suzanne Clay . tiops to members of his Juntor high Bowen. Susan Pullins was StaliSI!· eact were recognized as seniors. glfls' basketball :5'1uad. . Greg l!ll· cian. Other members wre Amy Well, man w~nextwlth. theJumor htgh DebbieBrooksmadejuniorhigh Carrie Gillilan, Monica Adams, , cheerleaders awards presentations. . Lisa Golden, Tracy Murphy and ·. The Daily Sentinel Squad members were Jessica CarrieCormolly. Chevalier, Janet McDonald, Becky Reserve cheerleaders were (U8P8.14. . . ) Mcintyre, Angie Hickman. Jamie Michelle Murphy, Anita Calaway, A D1vlll01 of MuJdmellla, lac. Ord, Jamie Erwin, Melissa Andrea Dillard, Missy Harris, Dempsey, Courtney Knapp and .Amie Friend and Shelly Hendricks. Publllbed every afternoon, Monday throuah Friday, 111 Court St .. Po· Heather Well. Monica Adams was the Most meroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pub- . First-year coach Dawn Heide· Spirited Cheerleader; Tracy Morllshlng · Company/Multimedia, Inc., · Pomeroy,-Ohlo 1!5718, Ph. llt2·21,., Se· man praised h!'lr 1990-91 Eastern phy, Most Improved; Suzanne Clay cond claas postage paid at Pomeroy, girls' basketball team for an out· and Angie Murphy, senior awanl ·Ohio. standing season and third-place fin. winners,· and Carrie Gillilan, Most ish in the SVAC after leading the Member: 'United Preu Jnternatlonal, race much of the seaSon. Creative. Angie Murpb;Y also was ·Inland Dally Pres• Auoctatlon and lh~ ' Ohio Newapaper Auoctatlon . National Lorrie Baker and Suzanne Clay named Most Outstandmg CheerAdvertbiiDI Rer.,tse"ntatlve, Branham received senior awards. Other team leader. · t:leYIIJ)&per Sa es, 733 Third Avenue, members honored were Lee Charles Moore gave the beneNew York, New York 111017. Gillilan, Ruby Burlce, Jenny Roush, diction. · pq;TMASI"ER: send addre.a chan..,. to The Dally Sentinel, Ill court ~t.. Tiffany Gardner, Aubrey West, Lift-a-thon sldted Pomeroy, Ohio f5769 . Karen Morris, S1epha01e Otto, The second annual Meigs· Metzger, Debbie . G ray, Marauder lift-a-than will be held Shelly 8VB8CIIIPTION RATES IIJ CarNo> or Mllw Roole Jaime Wilson, Nora Eastman and on Sunday, March 3, from 21Dltil4 One Weel< .. .. .. .. .... .. ....... .. .. ..... .. ...ll.jO Penny Aeiker. Reserve coach p.m. at Meigs High School's Larry One Month ................................. $6.10 One Year ....... ........ .. ............. .. . 172.80 Tammy Capehart recognized mem· R. Morrison Gymnasium. SINGLE COPY . hers of her squad. This is a annual fundraiser Used . PlliCE Special award winners were entirely to benefit !he student body Dally. .. ................ .. .... ;.......... 25 Cents Suzanne Clay and Lorrie. Baker, of Meigs Local School District. Subscribers not dntrlni to pay tbecar· St¢pping Stone a~ards; Shel~y This years profits froni lhe lift-a· net may remit In advance direct to thon will go to the future construe· The Dally Sentinel on 1 .3, 6 or 12 month . Metzger, Most Assists; Stephame ljaals. Credit wUI be given carrier each Otto Most Rebounds; Tiffany lion of a multi-purpose facility at Garcbter, Best Defensive Player; the high school. No sut.crlptlons by mall permitted In Ruby Burke, Hustle award, and ' If you have not been contacted area• where home carrier service ll Jenny Roush, Most Improved. by a participant in lhe lifl-a·thon available. JP In the absence of reserve coach and wish to contribute please conMo118o_pf._o Jeff Baker varsity mentor Larry · tact Mike Staggs or Gonlol\ F"tshc:r llololo Melp C.UIJ' B'unger ~nted the boys' reserve at Meigs High School at 992-2158 . . 13 1!9.24 :16 Weeb ............ ... ........ .......... . $37.96 awards. Reserves honored were This years event is sponsored by 52 w-. ........... :.................... , .171.36 Rod Newsome, Mike Newland, Veterans Memorial Hospital, Jim Oalllole Melp CoomiJ' Jeremy Cline, Jeremy Buck:ley, Cobb Chevorlet.Oldsmobile-Cadil13 Weeb ............... ..... :.... .... ..... 120.80 1 :16 Weells .. ........ ..<..................... IIO.:KI Chris Carleton, Robbie Calaway, lac-GEO Inc, and Pat Hill Ford. 52 Weeltl ......... ,......... ............... t'IS.IO Robert Reed, Wes Arbaugh, Pat . The public is invited to attend. -· w-. . . . . . . . ........ .. . ....... ,, I~ --..-......·- ..... 15.6 points, 3.9 assists, 3.8 . pomts, 3 3S!IISts, 3.8 rebounds). At rebounds per game) and Patrick (6- the. post Will. be Dale Kuhl (6-6, 1 junior 14.3 points, 3.2 rebounds) JUDIOr, 9.7 pom!S, 5 rebounds~. . Mthe gu'ards. Hammond ts curre.ntly 1.n ~ts At forward, Hammond will f~urth season co~chmg Ttfftn . probably start Ward (6-6, fresh· Smce 1987 ~88 •. 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Ult 369.95 O'Dolo Sale SAT., MARCH 2 299.95 \'CIIIIOWB, I' 9:30 PM-1 :30 AM 11.00 COVEl CHAIGE •sT IE 11 YEllS OLD COINER OF 11. 7/143 POIIEIOY I OHIO : : ; . $3. 00 . $3 .00 BARGAIN MATINEES SATU RDAY & SUNDAY BARGA IN N ~GHT TUE,SDAY COLONY THEATilE little l-ady · : East Main Phtn• 992-5500 Open Mon.-Fri. 7-5:30 Sat. 1-5:00 �. . Page 4· The Dally Sentinel Pometcy Friday, March 1, 1ie1 llllddleport, Ohio Consider this_._ _ Meigs SchoolDistrict plans variety of eventsfor 'Right-to-Read-Week' ) Fit•• March 1, 1991 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel Page-5 ' By BRIAN J, REED Middlepon Tropl)ies, Pleuen and · I am happy to be able to Pomm~y SuperAmerica. A portion : repon .that our food friend, Bob of the proceeds for "Derby Nile" : Hoeflich, is making good progreas go to benefit the Meigs County • following his qua~l!e bypass Soapbox Deroy, 10 be held in Mid· surgery a couple of ago. dl~ on June 22 and 23. bears will wear yellow ri bbons . · The Meigs Local School 'District they will have contests, classroom be written and put in a book, Teachccs will be exchanging classBob and Charlene arrived hocne 'Derby Nite" is a good family is planning a variety of activities displays, NIE activities, slogans, kindergarten will stuff a bear and es 10 read a si!¥'X 10 the students. on Saturday, and now Bob begins time, and as ·you probably know, ~. for Right 10 Read Week which will silent reading time and an increase there will be a bear ba' toss. Fri~y will be .Wards day with a the process of recuperatiDg at h001e you don't have to be good to have a : be observed Monday through Fri- in number of books for the class- Wednesday will be Goldtlock' s mov1e. Each day swdents will be before going back to OSU Hospital good time when you bowl. (Just • Day with a !~+like contest and day. room library. for aneurism surgery in mid- askme.) · : r~ding silently and completing Activities at Bradbury ElemenMeigs Junior High plans to have the story read to the classrooms. activity March. · · In a related vein, registration foc ; sheets. . tary will include a game similar to silent reading, a slogan contest with Thursday will be a real Bear Day Bob continues to receive and the Derby Bowlathon will be Satur. Salisbury Elementary has an _"Wheel of Fortune" using book the winner printed on a banner foc with a guest speaker and a display overall theme of "Run for Reading enjoy cards and letters at home. day morning from 10 a.m. 10 11:30 . titles, and "Win, Lose or Draw" display, c_ontest co~bining the gro,. of bear facrs in the hallway. Fnday Fun.~ The slogan contest winner Ypu can send those cards to 109 a.m. on Saturday at M.iddleport·· with book tiiles, door decoration · eery receipt collecbon and a draw- there will be a teddy bear picnic was Ointon Hom, third &rJI(Ie, with High Sireet in Pomeroy, Ohio Village Hall. That bowlathon is ! contest, sustained silent reading, ing with new paperbacks as prizes, with ~IS and the movies, ''The "Fast or Slow, Reading is What We 45769. As anyone who has been . open 10 all youngsters aged 6-16, : fifth and sixth graders reading 10 books wrapped to disguise them Bear and "Care Bears," will be Should Know." His slogan will be there knows, cards and ~h are a and again will benefit "our" fust · kindergarten students, and speak- with students guessing the pages shown. Each day students will par- used on badges for all the students big !Joost - and they help to PISS soapbox derby. • · ers, Tim King, Sharon Birch and and titles and then winning the ticipate in SQUIRT. the time. in the school. Activities include: Salem Center will have a book John Costanzo. · book if they are comet. Art work I'm sure that you join me in It has been nice 10 have BeckY • fair and a name the bear contest on slogan contest, decorate a door wishing The theme at Harrisonville is ·will include: boobnarks, book covBob a quick recovery. We (Ambrose) Geyer in our midst once . susrained silent reading, contest, "Dino-soaring Through Math and ers, and posters designed by the Mondl!y. Their theine fiX' the week "'n Your Mark, Get Set" for read- look forward to Beat of the Bend again. Becky, her husband, Bobb)' ; Reading." Activities include deco- sbldents and displayed in the read· i,~ "Share Reading in a Bear-y Spe· ing ~nd ~a~ day with students." again, Bob. ~And would it. be too and their son Adam are planted in • rating doocs, SQUIRT (Sustained ing classes and around the school. ctal Way." Tuesday students are weanng JOggmg suits and tennis ~ocny to say, 'Keep Smiling"? Yes, Colorado now, but make it back . their favorite Quiet Uninterrupted Reading Writing, students will write in encouraged to · home more (and longer) than most l shoes to get in the spirit, math ll probably woulcl Time), math and reading minutes at response to excerpts of books or . bear to school an write a story problem con~st, bookswap, read a who leave us do. • home, dino videos, storytirne each plays which are read io them by about their favorite animal. Smoke shin day, red, White and blue day "Derby Nite" activities will get No; Becky, I haven't ignored : day, ihree-dimensional dinosaurs ·thelf teachers. There wiD be reports Bear will arrive at 10 a.m. to t8lk to on Friday, read-a~ thon Worhl underway at the Pomeroy Bowling you on purpose, and YES, I do ' and displays, dinosaur egg guess, on famous Ohioans and the daily the students. A Teddy (lraham · Book,\best reading sbldent in each Lanes next month. Every Friday write this column once in a while ~ design dino t·shirt. dinosaur book, newspaper will be used (luring the guessing game 'will also be held. grade, and best math student in - night beginning on April 5, a dif· · ' • making fossils, sending dino week and continued the'iest of the . Wednesday will be parents' !lay each grade. Students who read a f~rent prize. will be given to the Ivy Mae Sleeth of Middlcpon ' grams, dino trivia writin~ assign· year. A book fair will also be held with them coming in to read 10 the book during the week will place h1gh scorer m each foursome par- received a letier last month that : ment, dino cookie treat, dmo bean- for the sbldents with teachers pur- students. Swdents are encouraged their name and book title on a ticipali~g; ~ponsors participating in , must . ; . ber feel awfully good. bag toss, dino t-shirt day, dino chasing books for prizes to be used to wear br(lwn or clothes with poster that will represent all books the activities are: Pomeroy BowlA retired school teaeber from brown on them. A·Gummy Bear book marks and awards to classes · throughout the year. ing Lanes, Dairy Queen, Kroger, Mason Elementary S·chool, Ivy read during the week. Bookmarks for various activities. Pomeroy Elementary will be · guessing game wiU lie held. Thurs- · will be distributed to all the stu- Lock& 21?, ~lures Restaurants, Mae saw in The Daily Sentinel that At Middlepon Elementary the "Reading Around the World." day a bear pennant day stating, dents to encourage reading. McDonald s, Middleport Gas Plus, a fonner student, Arnie Gheen, was . week will begin with sustained Activities include a door contest, "Bear-y proud of our soldiers." and serving in the Gulf War. She silent reading in a Looney Toon ethnic costume day on Friday, promptly sent off a note to this forCave. This theme is "Go Looner, badge day on Thursday, bookmer charge. When she sent Arnie Toons Over Reading and Math. ' marks, displays in the hallways, Gheen a letter, she probably didn't -The students plan to send home pess the foreign money jar, readknow that she would receive a reading contracts, Looney Toon · mg center, SQUIRT, fourth, fifth thoughtful response - but she did! ,. · Videos, {Jl?Ster contest, dress-up and sixth graders presenting a fact Arnie, who is the soli of Frank ~· loonet, p1ci:ionary, Garfield alpha- · book on !heir chosen country to · and Donna Gheen of Middleport, is ,. bet words with teachers, vowel egg students 10 a lower grade, !nvia permanently stationed in Gennany, .~ . hunt, reading ~ontracts and trivia contest about the world for upper serving in the U.S. Army's aviation · questions. grades, a trivia contest for the division. Arnie sent Sleeth an "Ara· · Meigs High School has planned lower grades on the United States bian Christmas Card" Its a way 10 . the following activities: announce- . and the world and a trivia contest say "thanks" for her remembrance. ments on the electronic bulletin for kindergarten on past Presidents. How nice to think your first :: board, daily public address There wifl also be daily reading grade teacher would remember you :. announcement of topics related 10 each mocning. · ' 20 years later • and how nice 10 ·,' the week, possible lottery-type Jl.utland Elementary will celeknow that your students remember = drawing connecting Right 10 Read brate with, "Reading and Math are you so fondly. . ·. Week with collection of grocery Beary Delightful." On Monday the That's one of the nicer stories · : receipts to be given 10 the junior students will start their door decothat have come about this winter -:. high, swdents will travel·to the ele- -raling contest, ha.ve classroom bear and it should be a reminder to all of: !; "!entary buildings to read to t~e displays set up, have a Ted~y Graus. Acts of kindness do pay off. •··• kmderganen and ftrSt grade classes hams guess and studeniS w1D write . ·'" in all the elementary buildings in the history of the bear they brought Have a good weekend! Meigs Local, in the reading classes 10 school. On Tuesday bear badges will be made and wani1stories will SUPERAME SuperAmerica Group, Inc. .. Sp•cials Good •arch ·1 Thro"gh •arch 7 . p hri::f .. ~. 12 Oz. 24 Pack • Cans Reg~ or Diet GAS CANS MOTOR OIL 2 Gallon Can 10 W-30 and 10 W-40 Quart I.a ·l"""•....c• lOW tO 1-.. tor.HOI'I j 11110101'1. I oil SAVE .\ SNYDERS BROWN -· I GLOVES RC & DIET RITE POTATO Reg. CHIPS or BBQ 12 Oz. 24 Pack Cans 24 Oz. Bag -· Women's group to meet • :~ . • ~ CHESHIRE • Women Alive ;,.• will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the • Kyger Creek Clubhouse in .~ Cheshire. There will be a devQtion- % al speaker and Carla Kimes will ., demonstrate crocheting cloth bas· '·" kets. Refreshments and a soup bar ;:: will be available. :: Community Caleadar Items competition at ~tern High School appear two days before an event on Saturday. Open to varsity, N, RIGHT TO READ WEEK • Tacben in the Cbucey, Jeanne Bowen, Vicki Haley, Liz Story, .a nd the 'llay ol that event. Items and junior high squaads. Individual · Meip Local Sebool Dlltrlct prepare lor RJallt to Marsha Radabauah, Wendy Halar, Chapter 1 must be)'e«ived weD in advance competition will be held. FOr more Read Week, whleb wUl be obllerved aat week, Director, and Janet Hotftnan. Each school·ln the· to assure publication in tbe cal· information, contact Debbie with Melp Local Saperlntendent James district has planned a variety or activities for the · . Brooks at 985-4152. endar. · penter. Pictured, 1-r, are Betty Ann Wolle, Jonl. week. Jeffers, Shirley McDonald, Cindy Allen, Paula . POMEROY • The Royal Oak FRIDAY POMEROY • Revival services Dance Club will hold their first I ~ will be held at the Believers ·Fel- dance of the year on Saturday at Royal Oak Resort, from 8 p.m. to lowship Ministry Church on County Road 18, Kingsburg, Friday II p.m. Music will be by Gary Rev. Sharon Hausman led the · · through Sunday, 7:30 each Stewart Quintet. worship service at Veterans Hospievening, with a Sunday service at 2 tal Care Center Attending COOL VILLE • The Coolville from the Alfredrecently. p.m. Joy Sizemore will be the United Methodist Red, White and Blue Week was evangelist. There will be special United Methodist Church at Main Church were Genrude Robinson observed recently at Portland Elesinging. The Rev. Margaret Robin- and Fifth Streets will sponsor a Nellie Parker, Nina Robinson: mentary. soup supper on SBblrday from 4:30 Melvin Tracy, Olarloue VanMeter son, pastor, invites the public. Rooms, hallway$ and the stage p.m. to 7 P..m. The menu will con-• MarilYn Robinson, Sarah CaldweU were decorated in red, white and MIDDLEPORT • A chicken sist of chili, bean or potato soup, and Thelma Henderson. blue and yeUow ribbons were made and noodle dinner will be served by · com bread, pie and drink for $2.75. Alfred United Methodist . by the sbldents and staff and 'placed the way,s and mean committee of Hot dogs will be available ·a t an Women wiD resume regular meet- throughout the school and outside. theEvangelineChapU:r#1720rder ex~.cost. ProCeeds to the church ing on March 19 at the church. · Presenting talks throughout the of Eastern Star OD> 'Friday from II budding fund. Josephine Shone, Toledo, and week were Donald Bush and. a.m. 10 7 p.m. in the basement of Connie Ballard, Chesterville, visit- Wanda Shuler, veterans, Monday; the Masonic Temple. The menu SALEM CENTER • The Star ed their sisters, Loretta Ann Brown the American Legion, Tuesday; will inclutle chicken and noodles, Grange 11778 and Star Junior and Brenda Weber and other rela; "Everybody Counts," Wednesday; green beans, cole slaw, roll, pie and - Grange #878 will !DCCI in regular lives in the area. Meigs County Sheriff James M. beverage for $3. Orders will be session on Saturday at .7:30 p.m. at Marlene and Michelle Donovan Soulsby, Steve Teaford and Lana available for cllt-in or carryouL the Grange Hall, located on County returned recently from a trip to Proffitt. all veteranS, Thursday; and Road I near Salem ~enter. Florida. They visited Universal and Leah Ord, patriotism, and Jennings TUPPERS PLAINS - A round Refreshments will following the MGM Swdioil near Orlando, Mel- Beelge, a veterans who presented a and square dance will be held Fri- · meeting of vegetable soup and bourne Beach and Florida Mall. slide show of naval experiences, day mght from 8 to 11 ;30 p.m. at chili. All members are asked 10 .Mr. and Mrs. Steve Follrod, Friday. the Tuppers Plains VFW building. bring ingredients to mix into the Kaitlyn, Brian 300 WEST MAIN Students wore red, white and and Brannon, · Specks of Bluegrass will provide soup. Athens, wm Sunday guests of his blue clothes throughout the week. POMEROY OHIO the music and Anhur Conant will parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Foil- Children received flag favors and LONG BOTTOM • Hymn sing rod. be the caller. The public is invited red, white and blue popsicles as at ML Olive Cqmmunity Church on toatU~ndL · Nellie Par"er visited Violet well as badges made by Lee CodSaturday at 7 p.m. with local talenL Parker, Long Bottom. ner. · POMEROY - The Meigs Cunty Pastor Lawrence Bush invites the Pomona Grange will met Friday at public. 7:30 at the Rock Springs Grange POMEROY - "Ramona" and Hall. Star Grange will serve "Koko's Kitten" will be shown at refreshments. the Meigs County Public Library in 3 bedrooms, plumbed 8t Wired for washer and LONG BOTTOM • Faith POmeroy on Saturday at 2 p.m. All dryer. house type door with storms 1 00 amp Gospel Church in Long Bottom area children are invited to attend. · s!rvice, 30 gallon water heater, detachable will hold preachinl! and singing REEDSVILLE Northeastern h1tch. bench bay window.and much. much more. with the Daile,:;:nily on Friday at 1 p.m. Steve. invites the pub- League Tournament at Riverview Elementary will be held Saturday lic. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 Per Mo. MIDDLEPORT • Meigs Coon' p.m. and I to 4:30p.m. ty Church Women United will have World Day of Prayer atl :30 p.m. SUNDAY at Middleport Bapust Church. LETART FALLS ·The Letart Township Trustees will meet Mon.SALE PRICE . SA1URDAY day at 6 p.m. at the offiCe building. THRU MARCH 9 .. ·· 1 lndudes: 5 oz. HENDERSON, W.VA.· The Gallia Twirlers Western Square Catfish, Clams, MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Dance Club will hold a dance on Lodge No. 363 F and AM will Cr.. Caire, Saturday from 8 to II p.m. at the meet Sunday at 2 p.m. for practice. Popcorn,.SIIrimp, (Only 2 l.eft) Starting At ... Henderson Community Center in Master mason degree members and Fritd Shrimp. Henderson, W.Va. The caller will · all officers are urged to auend. *10% down, 180 montha 12.2% APR be John Waugh. The dance is open ""Price includea aet-up • delivery with aklrting, inrt of 10 all Western-style square dancers. L01TRIDGE • Smorgasbord ltepa. 4x4 deck, utility material. heat tape. tie -owns • dinner at the Lottrlclge Community concrete block. · ' POMEROY • The Mothers of Center on Sunday fiom noon 10 2 Twins Club's annual inside yard p.m. Cost is SS for adults and $2.50 See John Smith or Dick Cole Today sale at the Oracc Episcopal Church for childrm. Public invited. YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID! on SaiUiday from 9 a.m. 10 3 p.m. All dinnen sernd with potato nrvice, rice, onion RACINE • The ~igs CP.!Jnly rings, aU yo~ can eat soup, fruit and salad bar; MIDDLEPORT • Registration Cooperative Parish will sporlior a for the Meigs County Soabo~ children's music festival on Sunday. Derby's BOLATIION will be held at 4 p.m. at the Racine United oo Saturday froiD 10 Lm. to 11:30 Met~odist Church. A children's Lm. 'J'herc will be no registration chotr representing nine area Rt. 33 . (304) 773-5321 Mason, fee. All qed 6-16ft ellaible. churches will perform. All are Located 15 Miles East Of Rt. 33 (Next to Mason Exxon) invited and refreshments will be On Rt. 60, Athens 692·1972 REEDSVILLE ~ Cbeerleading served. c.... Alfred news LAST CHANCE FOR DESSERT STORM COLLECTABLES Good Assortment Of Caps, T-Shirts, Watches, Buttons, Gulf Maps POTATOES ••••••••• ~.s.~~!;~.A.~ •••• $3 66 HEAD LETTUCE ·····~····~~~~ ••••••4 7( CELERY ....................\W1••••••• 39( . 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Since Nintendo repre- villains to co-. ..... ia q1i1e a lence and some ob~tionable lin· sents one or the best sources or while. · lliiP to ao wit!l a R rating. Still a home entertainment available I felt In the hellisll ' 11 at Hlrri· Jrell film for an evening. that it would be a good idea. After soq PenitentiUJ a ICriel or cellIn the Ninetendo corner this • Ill where else can you blasl mon- block murders an turnins 'the month is the new game : s~rs in the safety of your own inmateS into an ' pRCl spcciea STARTROPICS. It is basically a ...-.. ... by v111 tropical adventure that turns you : home and · ilot have the nei,hbors and Louis B,.,_, ,..,~ : COIIIJI81n about the smell o burnt Damme, a deleedw 11u jlllt into a boy named Mike who is fur? come from a victqry apin11 an searching for his missing uncle ·: But fli'St, a review or what.bas Ill unstoppablQ&Iytllo aamed the who has been kidnapped by aliens. 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SUNDAY $799 7 CMMlY . ..Di~nit\ and s~ rl'ice Al woy1" Esta bllshed 1913 : UWUNGS..COA1S . -1-G:OO ~~~~AY$19997 WHif THEY ""'par. Ollie 1111POMEROY ball ~ toll:iwlnJ""' - 212· W. 264 Stuth 21141 Middl1part C1IURCH OF atRIST, Main St., - - . putor. BitE School 9:31a.m.: Momnrwrn~ 10: 30un.: Y mee4111p, tOO p.m.; Even1Joa -p. t.OO P. P·~RACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· m. -~--..-vlndBible ' TERIAN - Sundoy School, 10 a.m.: atudy. 7:00p.m. 'I1IE SALVAnJN ARMY, 1J5 1111"""" Churcb oervloe, U:OIIa.m.: Youtb aroup. EAST LETART- MornbiiiWonblpti:oo DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Ave.. Pomeroy. Mn. Doro Winlntlloo chlqjO. ftrat and tblrd Suno11p. f . p.m. a.m.: Cllurcb Schaollii:OOa.m.; UMWtlnl Rolli' Willa,., mln'"~r: Nonn1a Will. lUDday mootq, a.m.: &lllloy Rl!I'LAND CHUIICH OF GOD, Pallor, 1 10 ~7: 30p.m. (Grace) . oupt. Sunday ScliOot 9:30a.m.: W-lp School. l0:31 Lm &......, Scboal. YPSM · Jolin F. Corcoraa. SundoySchooiiO:OOa. service 10!30 a.m. Bible otudy, Wedlles· · RACINE Chllldl Scbool. 10 a.m.: Wor1. Elotoe Adamo, leader. Ul p.m. Solva- mCbl.:ldSU"'!ayCbMorntna Wonb ip 11:00 a,m. oldpU a.m.: UMW!ourthMolllloy at7:31p. doy .}: 00 p.m. · 8 1 ' IIIOI!tlq,"""'""apoamolndmuotclpl!dall. rena urdl 1a.m. unday Evon· REORGANIZED CHURCH or JESUS m.; Men'ol'raylr W-oy, 8 <. 'nllrildoy, U:30 a.m;, to 2 p.m. L,adla Home Ladllllll~l<;e 7:00 p,m,WWed .. 6 p.m. YowiC a.m. (G~C<'). CHRJST.OFLATJ'ERDAY SAINTS. Port· • - - - -~ Iii ..,_ aD . .. ftUXUiary , edneaday, 1 p.m. land-Racine Road. WDihom Rl>uoh, pao· - - · .,-.. - · .. _..,, womea F':V,'k'J,forahtp. · tor; J1nlce Oariher, churcb oollool dl....,. lnYital; 6: ill p.l)l. 'I'Iwrlday. Ol'pl Code! COMMUNITY CHURCH. Off tor. Church ll!hool 9:30 a .m.: MomiDI . a(Y-I'I!ope.Iltio), 7' 31 p.m. 'Biblo Rt. 1211, 3 mUeo from ~rtland-' -na Bot· · KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Slarlln& ~ iUid l'ni10r IJl!!ll!!. open to tile jlltilc. rv ..., waraldp 10:30 a,m.: WedD-y, evealn& POMERoY ..DTSIDE CHURCH OF tom. EdHI Hort, pastor. Sundoy Sc;hool, M1111r and '011\'er Swain, Sunday Scbool' · prayer.....,..,.., 7:30p.m . Supla. Plftcbln& 9:30a.m. each Sunday: CIIRIST,l!lll~'lilomeRood(CoUaty ·· ' 9:30 a .m.; SundiY 'mornt01 pracbi'J JIETIU..E!IEM &\PTIST. Rev. Earl Road 'II). IIIIJIIc7. Vocol""*· &......, w.,... 10:30 a.m.: Sunday .-Inc oervlceo, 7: Sunda~booiiO: 30 a .m. Sllulor, putOI'. Woralolp oervi.O, 9:30a.m. HO N ·CHURCH OF CHRIST IN Sanday !k:tlool 10:30 a.m. Bible Study 1nd llolptla.m.: Illole!ltlii.YUa.m.: Won!jp.6p; P·~IDDLEI'ORT FREEWILL BAPnST CIIRISTIAN UNION. Theron Durham. prayer- Tbu,...y, 7:30p.m. m.' w-.or, llllole Stw!y, 7 p.m. Speairt!r, CHURCH, Com.- ....b and Plum. Noel · putar. S1.1.11dl.y lei'Yire. t: :«) l.m.; even· CARLE'I'Otl INTERDENOMINATION· litl - . 7:00 p.m. Praye- meellnf, ~ Herrmann, putcor. Sunday SclloollO!OO a. AL CHURCH, Klnpbury . Rl>ad. Rev. Wedneoday, 7: 00p.m. · CII11RCH, Jock Cleland. ~ Alana ~ m.; Morni~V WOI'IIIIp, 11:00 a.m.: Wed· Clydo W. pastor. Sunday BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF laDd. Supt. SUoda:v SchooiiD:ID a.m.: Youth neaday and Soturday Eftahla Services at School t: :Ill 1.111.: Raipll Carl, &pt. Ewa· CHRIST, Jack ColeJI'11"0, pulllr. Blblo ~1 w 7::r.-m. litl wrnldp 7: p.m. Prayer · Cluo. 9:30o.m.: MomlMWorshlpi0:30a. · Wedn-7:00p.m. CHURCH ... m.: EveniDI Wonlllp, l:lo p.m. Thur .. ay OLD ·Bri'HEL FREE WILL BAPTIST - 161 Mulbercy Ave., Pomeroy. Ph. 992Bible Study, 11: 30 p.m: ' 58ll8. SolurdiiY Ewnln& Mus. 5:JI p.m.: .-atcr. SuadaySchool. 9:301.m.; mornlna CHURCH, :JIIIIl Slate Rl>ute 7, Mtddl• ZION CKURCH OF CHRIST,,Pomeroy· Sulllloy Muo 9:30a.m. CCO ciUiel, tO: 30 worahlp, 10: 30: Sunday lncl Tharaday rt. Sundar, Schooi10a.m.: Sunday - n· ' Han11C11vWe Rd. (Rt.1t3) Robert E. Pur· • a.m. first, aecond ·a nd third Sundaysof each evenlne ~lcel. 7: DO p.m. oervlce 'r: 30 p.m.: TuftdaY oorvlce, . tell, mln .. t«: Stowo Staaley. IMble School moatb. Dally Mus, 8:30a.m. Conteuions· p.m. . Supt.; Harley J9h111111, Alii. Supt. SUN· S!Jturrlay atternoo, t-.! p.m. . . HYSEI.I; RUN HOIJINESS CHURCH. DAY: Bible School 9:30 a.m.; Worship CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOSBob Grimm, paator. Sunday Scbool9: 30 a. 10:30 A.M, and 7; 30 P.M.: Wedneoday Bl· TOUC FAITH- New Lima Road, next to m.; Worahlp IO;t5 a.rro:: Sunday evelilnr bl• Study,7;00 p.m. · · Fort Melp Park. Robert w. Rlchanlo. servloe, 1 p.m. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine pastor. Sunday services, 10 a .m. and 7 p. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ot Bald Grow. The Rev. ~aura A. Leach, pattor: m.; Wedneld~ wonhlp, 7 p.m. · · · - Knob, localed liD County Rood 31. Rev. Church serVIce 9:30a.m.: Sunday School ALFRE~~,' MIDDLEPORT COMMUNri'Y CHURCH. Ropr Wllllord,.putcor. S'unay School t: 30 10:30 a.m. Worship, U a.m.: . 575 Pl!arl So.. Mlddlepcrt. Sam Allder...,, o.m.: MomiiiJ Wonlllp 10;a a.m.;. Sun· BRADBURY ' CHURCH OF CHRIST, -Third Tueoday, p.m. paitor. Sunday School 10 a .m.; Sunday day OVenlnt p.m.; WedDII· Tom Ruaym. putor. Sunday School 9: 30 ftnt Sunday. (Hauahman) evenlltlaervlce7:30p.m.: Wedneodayoer· d1y eYOilln& Bible 7: liO p.m. a.m.: Larry Hoflleo, s. s. Supt. Momtnc CHESTER - Worlllilp 9 a.m.: Cbur<h vice, 7:30p.m. WHITJ:'S CHAPEL LEYAN. Cool· worahlp 10:30 1.m. Scbool10a.m.: Bible Study, Thunday.7p. ville RD. llfov. PhUIIp Rld111101r, put«. RACINE CHURCH or THE NAZAm.; UMW, ftrst Thuroday, I p.m.; Q>m. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, Sunday School I: 30 a .m.: wconhlp oervoce RENE, Rev. Tloomao L. Gates II, pallor. munfon, tint Sundar, (Hauamanl. Preacbllllt9: 30 a.m. ftrsl and oecond Sun· 10:30 Ora Bau, Sunday School SUperintendent. 0 .m.: - e otudy and wcorlltp - · JOPPA Worlil p 9: 30 a.m.: Cbun:h dt~~y. ot each month: thlrd and fourth SUnVIC<', Wednnday, 1 p.m. Sunday Scloool, 9:30a.m.: worahlp aervlc:e Scliooi 10:30 a.m. Bible Study Wednl!ldoy, day each month wOI'IIllp servtceB at7: 30p. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Eu· 10:30 a.m.: ~wnlna service', 6 p.m. Wed7:30p.m. (JohRIClll).· m.: -esclay evenloop at 7:30 p.m. pae E. Underwood. mlooloier. Sunday neadly """n1111 aervlce, 1 p.m. LONG BOTTOM Cbun:b Scloool 9:30 Prayer and Bible Study. • School, 9:30 1.m.: Momlila WIX'ohlp. 10: 30 UBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Oex· a.m.: Worship 10: 30 a.m.: Bible Study, SEVENTH·DAY ADVENTIST, Mul· a .m .; EvonlDI Wcinh~JrOO p.m. ter. Woody Call, putm-. Services Sunday Wedneoday, 7:30p.m.: Communion First berry Relabto Road. Pomeroy. Puler Bob RUTLAND BIBLE HODIST, Rev. 10 a .m. o1!417 p.m. Wednl!ldly, 1 p.m. Sunday of Month I Rev. Ch1rleo Eaton) &lydir, Sabbath School Supenateadent. Ivan Myen. SOliday School t : Jla.m. wltb DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, REEDSVILLE Sunday Wonhlp Ser· Rodney Splrel. Sabbath Sclloolberins at 2 SOnny HucliOII, Supt. i Evenlnt IIII'VIrf' Uoyd Sa)'n!, Supi. SUnday School 9: 30 a. vice 9: 30a.m.: Chun:h Schooll0:30a.m.: p.m. on Saturday afternoon wltb worship 7:00p.m. Prayer meethlaoild BlbleiiUdy, m.; mornlnt worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday Bible Study 7:30·p.m. Wedneoday. service followtne at 3:00 p.m. · Everyme Wedneoday, 1 p.m. .· · ewalnaaervlce 1 p.m. TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL welcome. . RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· , Chun:h School 9 a.m.;· wonhlp ·~o a .m.: RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH !\ENE. Samuel Buye, p•otor. SUnday 'RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, St•ve Bible Study, Tueoday, 7:30p.m.: Coll"'lu· - SlltiM Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday Scbool9: 30 a.m.: Worship ServlcelO: 30o. Oeover, Putor. Mike SWiaer. Sunday ntOn Firat SUnday_ (Haulman•. ' Scboo19:30 a.m.: Mornlnaworablp,IO: f5 School Supt.; Sunday SchoOl 9:30 1.m.: m.: Younr Peoplo'o Service • p.m. CBNTIIAL CLUIITER a.m. Momln& worship 10:CO ' a.m.; Sundoy Eva01ellatlcoervlce6: 31 p.m. Wedneoday .... Doall-.. • POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, East oervl<e7 p.m. .-In& wonhl~:lll p.m.; Wednl!lday ' MaiD St. Stew Fuller, pastor. GeoJ'Ie MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mtller even1n1 _Biblf 1 7:30p.m. .... ....... 1m ... Sunday School Superlatendellt. St. , MuOII, W. Va. Sulllay Blbiollludy 18 BURLINGHAM MMI1Nffl CHURCH, SUDday School, It 30 a.111.; Mornlnl Wora.m.: Worahlplla.m. and7p.m. Wedn•· - . . . . . . .. Roy t.o-..at, paotar: Rooldp 10:30 a.m.: Wedaeoday eventq day Bible llt!I<IY. vacal muolc. T p.m . blrt Cowl. . .putor. Sulllloy School .... -rcralilne prayer lad Bible ollldY. 7:30 p.m. UBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Ilail· 10 a.m.: Wll'lblp 1 p.m.; WOib<lday, 6 p.m. .... n.o.oolmllll FIRST SOtTI'IIERN BAPTIST, tl812 dln1 Lone, Muon. W.Va. J. N. Tlladter, ASBURY (SyraCIIIO)Worship 11 a.m. )'OUIIi me<t1n11: Wed.. ?p.m. cburcb · Poi'I'HH'oy Pllt@. E . Lamar O'Bryant, paspa1tor. EwolDt oervloe 7:30 p.m.; Wo· PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH. \! : Church School9:t5 a.m.: Charre Blblo tor aod Sunday School Director. Sunday men'oMintotry'l'lnlroday, 9: 30o.m.: Wedmlhootl Rt. 325. Ri!v. Bell J . Walla, pallor. UMW,ftrst • Study, Wedneoday, 7:30p.m.; Scllaol, 9:30 a .m.: Mom11111 Wonblp, aetclay Prayer iUid Bible Study 7:15p.m. Robert Se&rleo, S.S. Supt. Sunday School Tuesday. 1:30 p.m.: Choir Reh..raal, 10:45: Cllotr prac!IC<', 6: iiO p.m.: •veniDI IDLLSID!l IIAPTIST CHURCH, St. Rt. 9:31lo.m.;' lllomlitl Worship 10:!0 a.m.: Wednetcloy 6:30p.m. (Thatcher\ worahlp, 7:!0 p.m.; Wedhl!lday Prayer 143jaot of! Rt. 7. llov. J1m11 R. Acree Sr.• Sunday evenln& oervlc.. 7:30 p.m .: Wed· ENTERPRISE Wortlilp 9 o.m .: Service, 7:JI p.m. Mlllloo Frlondl Caaes pastor: Rev. Mike WIDell, Alit . Pall..-; nnday service, T: )J p.m. Church SchoollO a.m.: Bible Study. Tues· 2-61. Royal Ambil11adora !lloya aaes 6-181. Joo Humphrey. S.S. Supt; Sunday School SILVER RUN BAPTIST. BUI Lillie. day. 7:00p.m.: UMW, First Monday, T: 30 and Girls In Action (aget6·18) on Wednes· lOa .m.: Morntn,worshlplla.m.: Sunday pa1tor. Steve Little, S. S. Supt. Sunday p.m.; UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m. (Riley) daya, 7:30 p.m . l;hureh·wldo Vloltatlon . eventnrservl~ 6 p.m.; Wednil!lday ~ea· SchoollO a.m.: Momtna~.worstP. lla.m.: · FLATWOOOSChurch Schooi, IO a .m. 6: 31! p.m. Tueadly. lna7 p.m. Sunday evenlni wanhlp 1: 30 p.m. Prayer : Worship. II a.m.: Bible Study, ThursFAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. BaiPORTLAND FIRST CHURCH OF 111E mft"ttng and BlbiPitudy WednNday. T: 30 day, 7 p.m.: UM_Yf, Sunday, 6 p.m. cRI· ley Run Road, Rev. Emmett Raw om, pal· NAZARENE, WllllamJuilf... put~r. Sun· p. m.; Youth meetln&Wfdneldayat7p.m. ley) . tor. Hllldloy Dunn, supt. Sunday School. day Scloool Supt. Sonja Juot... Sundoy REJOICING UFE BAPTIST CHURCH FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m.: 10 a .m.; s.-y eventnao.,.vlce,J:Otlp.m. • SchOOl, t:30a .m.: momln1 woroblp.IO: tO - 383 N. 2nd Av• .. Middleport. Sunday Church School 10 A.M.: Choir proctlo.. : Bible telcltllllt. 7: 00p.m. Tbundoy. a .m .; Suftday and Wll!dneaday serviC!I, SchooiiO a .m. Sundl)i evenlnt 7:00p.m.: Tliunday, 6:30p.m.: UMW ihlnl Moilday. SYRACUSE MISSION, Ull Bridgeman Mld•week Rrvlc:e, Wed., 1 p.m. 7 (Thatcher\ St., SyroC\111!. Sundoy School 10 a.m.: CDMMUNri'Y CHURCH, ' LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. HEATH (Middleport) - Church School, everdlll service 8 p.m.; Wednesday aer· m PHrl St., putor. Sunday Sunday School 1:30 a.m.: Jet! Sll'llth, oupo. 9::.1 a .m .: Mom in&Wortlilp 10: 30 a .ftl.: vt~. Tp.m. ; Momtna worsblp 10:30 a.m.; Sunday 10 a.m.: Youth Group, t p.m.: Wedneoday, 1111>1• MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, !kmayudWedr lllq,7:3Dp.m. eYI!ntna oervlce, 1: 30 p.m. : Wednl!ldoy atudy 6:00p.m. Choir reh-111 7: 00p.m. Racine. Rev. James Satterfield, pastor. ewnfnlaervlce, 7:30p.m . (Franll Smith 1. Fr0011111a WUilama. Supt. SUnday School EOEl<i UNITED BRETHREN IN MINERSVILLE - Church School 9: oo 9:45 1.m.: !lwlday and Wedneoday ovenCHRIST, Elden R. Blako, paotcr. Sundoy o.m.: Wonlllp service 10!00 a .m.; UMW lnaii8'VI'*,7P.m . School 10 a.m.: • Gary Reed. Lay lesder . third Wednesday, 1 p.m. (Thatcher) MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTiliT. Momlna oermCXJ, 11 a .m .: Sllllllay alitlt PEARL CHAPEL Church School!: 00 ; Corn• Stxth lAd Painwr. Rev. James A. .....,..,.., Cllr ..tlan End..vor 7:30p.m.. a.m.: Wonhlp Service 10:00 a .m . (Fl .. Seddoll, pallor; Don WIIWI , S.S. Supt.: SOnJoervtce 8 p.m. Pr.. cblna 8:30p.m. ronco Smiilll • · Beulah Wblto, Alit. Supt. Sunday School Mld·week prayer meetlnf, Wedneadly, 7 POMEROYChurch School, 9: 15 o.m. 9:15 am: momlq worship 10: ~ am; p.m ! : Wonhlp 10:30 a .m.: Choir reheo.roal sunay eventna wonhlp 1 pm; .Praye-r · Wedll..day. 7:30 p.m. : . UMW, 1e""'d CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CENTER. meotlnl and Bible Study Wednl!lday 7 Salem St .. Ruo .. nd. Robert E . Mil..,., Tueoday, 7:30 p.m.: UMYFSunday, &p.m. pm: M~'o Prayer Breskloot, lit Satur· puiOI'. Sunday Scloool .10:00 o.m .; Wor· IM. .dowol ' day each moatb 7 am In f•llowliilp llall: ship III'Vl~. 1: 1S a.m.: Suaday evenlq ROCK SPRINGSChurch Schoal. 9: 15 adull cbolr pracjke SIDidly, 8 pm; radio oervlce, 7:00p.m.; Tbllnday evwatna ,... a.m .: Wontolp 10 a .m.: Bible Study, Wed· pr"'fflm "Prepartaa tbe Way" Saturday, vtce, 7:00p.m . neoday, 7:30p.m.; UMYF (Seniors), SVn· 3 pm WMOV 13811 AM, RaYl'MWODd, WV: . NEW UFE COVENANT CHURCH, day, 6 p.m.: IJunlorol every ,other Sun· Lord'o Suppor oblerved lit Sunay ot each Ch8ter, GUY, IIIJOOI, putcor. Sund1y day. 6 p.m. (Riley\. · . Scbool at t:30·a .m.: Worllhlp oervlco ot -lb. Rl!I'LAND- Sunday Scloool. 9:30a.m. : 10:30 a.m.: Sunday evnlitl oervtce. 6:00 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, Worship oervlce.IO!:.Ia.m.: BlbleStuy, 7 5th aDd Main, AI Hart_., mlailter; p.m.: Wedneoday Oiodple Cluo. 7:00 .P· · p.m . Thuroday. (Crabtree\ . Richard DuBote. Au«let• Putor: Mike m. SALEM CENTER- Cburt'h School I : 15 Gerlacb, Sanday Scbool Supertnteadent. a.m.; Mornlnr Wonhlp lO:l!li a.m. Worllhip Service I, 8:1! 1.m.: s......-y (Fifi'C<') HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Char· Scllooll:30 o.m.; Worahlpllervloeii. IO: 30 SNOWVILLE - Mo!'ftlnJ Worllllp, 9: 00 leo Domlpa, putor. SUnday School SUpt. a.m .: E""'lna WOI'IIIIIIo7 p.m .-: Wedllea.m.: Cllurch SchooiiO:OO a.m. IFiomtoo MomlnaWonlipi:IO a.m.: &ladoySchool oay, 7 p.m. Prayer mllttllfl. Smlt~l 10:;IIa.m.: Evoldqoervlco, 7:00p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF TilE NAZMT. UNION BAPTIST, P1otor: Joe N. IOIJ'I'tlDN CLUITD AR DIE, PASTOR Rav. Llo)'d D. Grtmrn. ' Soyre, Sunday School t :C5 o.m.: Evenlna Jr., .-otor. Je111 KWa lulllay Scbool Su· warabiD Ill p.m.: ·Praflll' MHtlnt, I! 30 ......... onto perta....,..... - a y Scbool 1:30 1.m.; . .... Cir...... ' p.m. Wedn-FL . - . • MornbiiiWoroldp!Jtrvlce, I0:!01.m.: Bun· APPi.JI: GROVE - Clloudl ...,_ il: 00 , < TUPPERS PLAJNB CHURCH OF ~ OW!IIIiil oorvlet. f p.m.: Wodi-Y a.m.; Moraliil Wonlilp 10:111 a.m.; Bible CHRIST. 'l'oollr, ]llltor: IIDWard ..............,Tp.m. Coldwell, =lalan.IOIII: Cllurdl odiool Sludy ......, 7:00 p.m.; Pri)W .... SYRACUU: CHUIICH OF 'I1IE NAZA· - • : a a.m . lnd6:il0 h .m.:i Wo 7:011 p.m, Tlluradly. (!Deb) • RENE, Rav. Gl- McMUhon pOitor. Jim p.m. J:Yeryane Wflcmme. lllmiANY - Wonlilp t a .m.; Clourcb CUDdlff, s. S. Superlnlelllleat. Suoxlay CHESTER CHUIICH OF Till: NAZA· ScboallO i .m.: Jlllllo lflldy WodD-y 10 ·Scllool t:30 a.m.: momlnc ~p. 10: 311 RENE. Rev. Htrtitrt Gr•te. PMtar. Doua a.m.: Doreu w-·1 P'ellolrllllp .... a.m.: Ev0111eitltlc. """""' f p.m .; DMtl8yULm. g : r ) . Prayer ud PraiH Wldoleliloy, 1 p.m.: · •pt. lulllloy !k:tlool t:30 a.m.: CAihiELb lldiOol t:ll a.m.: Y011tb ......,., 7 p.m. WOI'IIIIP · U un. and 1 p.m. Suo· dlly. Vfeclioesd4Y, ?,p.m .. Prlyer meetlat. IO:a a . m . - ·lllld FOIIrtli tlWII&D.............,............,. LAUREL CLlrF FREE MEniODIS'I' Sllllrlayo; rellonblp d l - wtlb SUttlli 01' IIIDOI CDl1NTY CHUIICH. WOllam Wtlllamo, putor: Rotblrrl11nnaday, 1:11 p.m. IBU•l . .... 0....-tlolb bort E . Bartm, Dlrtctcr of Cbilotlaa EduIIORNING STAR - Clnndlllcbool t: t5 HARRiliONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN catlOII; Stew Elillll, uollturt. &!allay a.m.: WcriiliiD 10:30 1.m.: Bible Study, CHURCH - Sllllrlay. Wonblp Servlcft Scbool9: 30 1.m.; Momtna - l p 10:30 Tlnii'IIIIY, 1:3llp.m. (llabr). t:OO 1.m.: Cbllrclllldlod I:C5 a.m .. a .m.: T - In Actlaa. I p.m.; Evolilnc IU'I"I'ON - ~b llcllool, It. 1.m.; MIDOLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Woroldp; 7:00p.m. Cbotr pnctlee I p.m. Moor lniWorablpJO:th.m•flrltlililtblrd . _ , lldiOol, • - iUid lllulla, I to ...,..,, Wllln-Y OYellhla prayer and ~ hll-Jp dtlll• with Cormei t:IS 1.m.; ·Wonblp IB'VIce, 10 a.m.; ,,..BI!Mohldy. tlilnl-t.unOiy, 1:30 p.m. (Balur). YoulbiiiNP.-"" andlourtb Sandaya. t . ~ MWE::t'd~.i;;L'i: lize lhiLQLiartiMa. 2·111 .. '""lndllklec:hllrl. ollie fin. ... wtill a-n"'-..,.. .... SaceoMI MIUiipert, . EWING FUNERAL HOMf 204 Candor St. P-roy, 011. 992-2975 Nertll '?a'i:r''%18! .f: CHRISTIAN BOOKCASE WATERBED "IASSm" IIG IAIU, 6 CHAIRS SUNDAY INILY $9997 sn 0 '?ark pine. quMn pedeotal, decking, hnor. fuN wava mattno~a. heat.r. Delivered inotallatlon available. · ' ALL SALES FINAL Ill 171 -ur. SUNDAY THIS IS A PUBLIC SALE AND SHALl IE CONDUOED ON THE PIEIISES OF THE EMPIIl. FUINITUIE CO. .842 2ND AVENUE · Tufted btock recliner generou1iy padded with pillow -ched btock cuahlon. Hat noMil aprlnga and aolld hardwood frame. 1 AUTHORIZED AND CERTIFIED REDUCTIONS ON EVERYTHING UP TO 0 992-6669 s. SUNDAY!!! . BILL QUICKEL . GIAVElY TRACTOI SAlES SHOP TRINJIY CDNGIIEGATIONAL Cl!URCH ... putor. d.un:b Alta. G - .. &lp.: War· ~ Rev. Scbool 9:15 o.m. 'M POMfROY, OHI0-992-6677~ • 214 E. Main . .J72 North Secon4 Au. Mi••••art•. OW. · IMPORTANT SITUATION AND WARRANTS THE PUBLIC'S IMMEDIATE J ·,.. 992-7075 ·· -.Silada:v...,IM:IIa.m. Ju..,~ -. FOI MIY Q((.,SIOtJ (614) 992-6454 ~--~- . • . 5750,000e00 l Potnll'oy MiddlepOrt, Ohio 7 fXrERIENCE .lllf J()Y Of RELIGION I ! r----~N=ot=IF~IC~A=n=oN~IS~==~G~IV~E~N~TH~A~T~~~~ . ==~~===-----~~==~ A RELEASE OF SOME WORTH 'Of l '·' ·= ~ ll1e Dally Sentlnei-P~aga • 7 • • e: -P.- sYRACUBEhRSTCHURCHOFGOD. . na-Pellt..,.otal. Wconbl' ....,..,. Sunday 10 a.m.: Saadly 8cboal U a.m . EVOIIIDI 7:111 p.m. Wadneoday . prayer oneotllt T:OII p.m. • MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Loaoted Ia Teui Cotnnl!llllty of! Cr. IU. 82. Rev. ftobert .So1141tn, pater. Jeilllol~r. hoy leader: Ed Rouoh, Sundiy Scboel Supt. Sundoy Schcool 9:30 a.m.· mOI'IIIDI worship and dl!lliren'o . church 10: 30 1.m.: oventna preochln& oervloe nnt three Sundoyo, 7:30p.m.: Spedal oervlce tourt~ Sunday oven~.,, 7::111 p.on:: Wedneaday Prayer M~ Blblo Study aid You.t b Fellow·. ~cf~r or GOD PROPHECY. Loaotad 011 0. J . - t e RDad of Hlfllway pulclr. lu-y School 10 1to. Pat 1.m. Ciao-lor all.,.._ Jualor Cllurcb II a.m.: Morellil II a.m. Adult Cbiolrpnctl.,lp.m. - y . YOUDII'e<> Cldldi'ID'I Cllltm ... AduH Bible w'::;;!"J at7:•p.m. 1 CHAPI:L. 570 Grano H IE St.. Mlddllfll)rt. Alllllalail wltll Soutbern Blptllt Conventlal. Dlvld Icyan. Sr., Ml· ........ Iunday Scheot 10 a.m.: iltomona wonblp II a.m.: Evenlna WIX'shlp 7 p.m.: Wednl!lday .-Ina Bible oiudy aDd prayer meetln&7 p.m. . . BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. · Rt.lJiand Co. Rd. 5. DeNk Stump, paotor. Wllllom AmbeiJer, S. S. Supt.; Sunday School9:30 a .m.: Morotq Wol'llilp 10: 30 a.m.; Ewnlna worlldp 1: at p.m. WednH· day worohlp 1: iiO p.m. ST. PAUL LIJ'I'IIERAN CHURCH. Corntr ~)'"....,.. and 811., P .. rneroy. The Rev. Laura A.. LHcb, pastor. Sunday School t:t5 a.m. Cburdloervlce11 a.m . SACRED HEART CHURCH, Maar. Aathoooy Gla1111.1moro. Ph. ID-58118. S1tur· day Evealll Mlu 7:30p.m.: Sullday Mus, I a.m. and 10 a.m. conreesk»nn one half hour bolore ..ch Muo. CCD ciao,.., 11 a.m. SUnday. VICTORY BAPTIST, !25 N. 2nd St., Middleport. Jameo E. Ketoee, paator. Sunday moro1D1 wurolllp 10 a.m .; flven · 11111 oervtce 1 p.m.; Wedn-y eventna worship 1 p.m. Vloltatlon Tllundayi:30p. H-. "'Curfmon. ·MORSIE .-1tor. •-lp -Y ~L CHURCH: David . School, IOo.m.; wCI'Iblp oervloe U a.m.: lwlday altrht wonblp oervtce 7:30 p.m.: Midweek proyer oervl.,. Wedll•daf 7 p .m . WESLI:Y AN BIBLE HOUNESS CHUIICH of Middleport, lac., 75 Peart SL, Rev. lv.. Myero, putcor: ltotler Monley, Sr .. 111111day kllool Supt. Sullllay School 9:30 a .on.: MomiDI Worship til: Ill a .m.: EveniDI Worship 7: 30 p.m. Wedneoday M!IIIDI Bible otudy, prayor ond praloe oervlce, 7:30p.m. FAITH GOSPEL CHURCH, Lon& Bet· tom.Suaday School, 9:Jia.m.; Momln& Worship 10: t5 1.m.: Sundoy eve~lnc 7:00 p.m. (oummer 7: 31 p.m. ): Wednl!lday night 7:00 p.m. (oummer 7: 30 p.m.l . NEW LIFE COVENANT CHURCH OF GOD. Clonter- Gary Hlneo. paatcr. Sun· day llcbool 1:30 a.m.: w~nhlp oervlce, !0:30a.m.: evtii!OI..-vl<e"tp.m.: Dild· , pl..blp claoo. Wodilllllay, 1 p.m. MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH , Lo........, Buill, paator. Sunday School 9:30 1.m. ; Sundoy and Wodil.,..y even· 1nor wonbll> oervtc:., 7:011 p.m. DNITJ:DFAmtCHURCH. ftl. 7oo P.. meroyii)I-Puo. ~. - E . Smith, Sr. -·· Dralle, S . S. Supt. Sund1y lldl0oll:30 a. on.: Mornlq Woroloip 10: 30; IE_.., Woroblp 7:111 p.m.: Woda_..y PuliW llorVke, T:to p.m. FArl'll BAPTIST CHURCH, Ratirood · St., -yllcloooiiOa.m.: Morn· Ina warahlp II . ....: Ewalnc HfVIce I p. 111. PraliW meetiot iUid Blhle Study Wed· •-y.7p.m. FOftEST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nylo Bonlell, putor.. Comelluo Bunch, oupt. ll!mdly School 1: iiO a .m.: !lec;on~ oDd t..,rtli lundaY'i ........,lp oervl.. 112:30 p. Moo-. m. MT. MORIAH ·BAPTIST. Fourth ' Main St .. Middleport. Rev. Gilbert Jr., putcr. Mrs. Ervtn B!u~~;~i Sunday School &!pt. Sunday . m .: Worship Service, 10:45 a.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIS'( - Joaeph ·o : Hotklna, evaDIIlllt. Sundal' Blbi,Study~a.m.: Worship, 10a.m.: Sun~ day ewntnc aenrlce 6 p.m.; wect._Mda evenlnaaervtte, 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine Rt. 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sundo School tO a·.m.; Sunday evenlng•ervice p.m . WednHday eve~nx\setvlce 7 p.m. 1 CARPENTER BA T. Don Cll~ Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m. Mo Worlhl_p 10::1) a.m. Prayer 1erv1ce, att •te Swidl)'l. THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRI APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Lima next lo Fort Mella Park,· Rutland. Ro · Rh:llarda. paotor. Services at 7 p.m. · Wednesdays and SUndays. · . ~ HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CH~ TER ol the Weoleyan Houn..a Clou~ Rev. Earl Flelda, paator. He..,. !: , Sunday School Supt.; SUnday Sc-ooll a 1 in.; lolomina Worohlp 11 o.m.: ·Evenl. . •ervlce 7:30p.m. Wedaelday evenlne sen vi"" 7: 30p.m. ·l STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH! Gacy Holter; paolor. Sunday oervlceo 9.~ a.m. and 1 p.m.: Midweek Jervt~. 7:30 m. Thuradi.y. . COOLVII.LE UNITED METHOD! PARISH- H. E. Allay, paotor. Mike an~ Jane Kine. lay aupply pastCI'J at Tore._ Cburdl. COOLVILLE CHURCH, Mala 1nd Filth Sta. Worablp Service, 9 a .m.) Sunday ScllooiiO a.m. : Bible Study Tuell day, 7 p.m.: BETHEL CHUIICH: T~ · ablp fto4d tQIC: Sunday School t a .... ~ · Chun:h Servl,.,10a.m .: BlbloStudll. ._ a.m. Wednl'ldoy: . HOCKINGI'OI\1: CHURCH. GrondSireet: Sundly Sdl~l a.m., Church Service lla.m.; Bible Wednflday, 8 p.m.: TORCH CJruRCffi County Road 63: Sunday Schoole: 30 1.oil.i Wor!lhp Service, 10: I) a.m. \1 , . . ' MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Ave, Rev. Clark Baker. pastor. Carl Not( tlngham, Sunday ' School Supt. Sunda~ School 10 a.m. with cla11es tor all llet Evening services at 6 p.m. Wedaaday 81~ ble stu.dy at 7::.:1 p.m. Youth aervtce~ Fri doyat 7:30p.m. ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP.I28 Mill St Middleport. Brother Chuclr: McPhersca pa1tor. Sunday SChool 10 a.m.; SUncla~ ~ntaa services at 7 p.m . and We<Snet4a~ servltft at 7 p.m. "" 11 ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kenneth SmJth' past?r. Sund,ay School 9: 30 a.m.; chu(t~ oervice 7:30 ~. m.; youth tell.,..ohlp 6: 30i>i m.: Bible atudy, Tlounday, 7:30 p.m;,:lJ FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, ..,.... Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom Kelly, !far) tor. Danay Lambert, S. S. Supt SWICio~ mom Ina: service at 10 a.m.; Sunday ~n~ tnc&ervl~ 7:30p.m. Tuesday and Thura ~ day Services at ?:30 p.m. 11 NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NAt V.RENE. Rev . Glendon Stroud. paaoorl SundaySchool9:30 a.m.: Worahlpwrvlte~ 10:30 a .m.; Youth sPrVtc:e Sunday 6: 15 ~ m. Sunday evenlni service 7:00p.m. Wed ne~day Prayer Meeting and Bible Stud 7 ' SE'ITLEME NT CHURCH, day at. ternoon services at 2:30. Thuro(a eventnase rvlces al 7: 30. '• FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Muon.~ Va. Rev . Wallace Mlnp, pastor. Su~! Scltool 10 a.m.: Sunday ~enlne HI'Y , p.m .: Prayer meettna ·a nd Bible 1 d . 1 • Wedlleoday, 7: 30p.m. RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST,]ial lem St. l).ov. Pout Toylor, paotcr. Sunfi~ ScbooiiO a.m.: Sundoy ewnlnt7 :00 p.ill. Wednaday evenlnc prayer meettna't!: ~.Ji: Sun~ p.~UTH BETHEL NEW TESTAME~ CHURCH. Silver Rld&e. Duone Syd•"' llrlcker, palter. Sunday School 9 a.m.! jl'orahlp Service, 10 a.m.; Sunday evetiln~ ..rvlce, 7:00p.m. Wedneoday nllht Blblt otudy 7:110 p.m. -I 1 Sermonette What Have You Given Away Today? . I' . f '' .· ~ ~ d 'I '\ .i ., l The World io wailin& for you to wonder up 111d down.lhe city streets or ! COIIIII!y lanu an4 Jlve away some cheer. It only takes a cheerful1milc, a kind • word or 1 frieTidly wave of your bond 1 You1111y be the anly bouquet dill penon shall gel all day Ions. I! may be ~ ill1 ~wiD lllldtD mab IIIII day • - •· A kind word, 1 smile or firm hond , . II* II .l lllly ill1 llll&lt tlllded to <M«·anolher or to make our own day ~ . . . ...., • ., • lllliDIIallulellftaalloa • ! ~lodty j ...., for someone and you, only you, can alilllllllullep. AI you lay down your head at ni&h~ 1 ~ 1110'111)' yauflft)'IR. "What h&YII Jlvon away today?" . · 'l'llillt.-JtawlhiCilrlatHeaavuwaynomoneybutonlrtind wordo amilll..allul; I ,....._Can'twtiD 1huame? Each day Christ .leaua sav~ wt. Ill W HI P" a W p i in flYflr'J kind word or 1mile. It ...a ......... II" Ml thou&htor two and moke the rood a ,. Hille laui'IJUIIIIIId...,. He help4i&Om to be true. Clwisl JeiUI knew, and 1 we lhou1d ,..,. rr- Hilll, Hia - o f IIUCCCII. lilt simple and lnoxpawi•e but it matlm 1 areat deal. At the close of eoch l day 11 wekileol lll!tnY•-.klhioofyourailf, "Whathave1 f.:;.en &woy today?" i • Putor wn1 . Mltkl~rth a.._ I ·t . ,. • ·- ~~ I I �Sentinel Classifie . I moreorlna. Days . 1 fnr .9.00 a13.00 11 .30 / doy , 16 16 ear:h rt'w •• edt, · 1 - Card of Th.nkl "Pri~ of ad to~ all c·epra..f ,_.,.,. is daubl• orice of td coat . "7 point l_int type only ultd . . 2 - ln Memory · 3 - Annoucementa • •S.,.tintl il nol rftpontiblt for •rorutt_ ,,r first diV - !Check.. ·4 - Givt.,.,ty ,., •h• •lublic ..jon to mike co;nect1on. •Ada 't hll mu11 be paid In advance _. Happy Adt Card of Thenkt 6-Lolt and Found 7 - Y•d Stft(pli~ in advance) : for enott fir11 dllf ad ruris in p.....-~ - Call before 2 :00 P _n'l ; In Memoriam ' 5-Heppy Ads · ' [ llliJIOyllll:nl :)r.rv11 r:s •A c:lu•lfitd sdllertiMm·ent phw:.id tn 1h• Daily Sentinel. (ell · nsn - c:l•slfiiMI ditpl-r, Bu•in•s Card 1nd legal naftetltl wilt also spp•• in ·the P1 . Pl•••nt fll1git:ttr and the Gslli· polis, [Jai~y Tribun1. nrachirig o..,.r 18.000 hi,\m.-. 1 1 - Halp, Wanted U - Situ1tlon W..-ted .. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION COPY DEADLINE - MONDAY PAPER TUESDAY PAP.ER WEDNESDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER FRIDAY PAPER SUNDAY PAPER ·~ 11 : 00A . M . 1.3 - lnsurance SATURO'AY 2 :00P.M . TUESO~Y. 16- Schools & InstrUction , 16 - Aadio; TV & CB .Rap·· - 2:00P.M. WEDNESD .. V - 2:00P.M. THURSDAV 17-MitceUaneoUs 18 - Wanted To Do ..... 2 :00P.M . FIII:IOAY A•uCode&14 Meigs County AretCode 014 44$ - GJllipolis 99~-Middllliport 388-Vi~tan Z45-Aio Grende '2 56-GuVIn Ditt 143 - Are.b ia Dist 378 - WJinat 1 · 21-Butin•t OppOrtunity . 22 - Monev to Loan 23-Ptot•liontl S•.v ic• Rral Eslale Maton Co., WV Area Code,304 31 - fofom•'for &lit 875 - Pt . Plenant 468-Lean 671-Apple Gtova 773-M.. on 33-Farml for S1le 32-Mo~le 367- Ctot•t'tlre · 11111111 Classified pa!{es .cot'er the . follou:ing telephonE exchanges ... Galli a County . 14-Busin•• Training . :__ 2o00 P.M. MDNDAV - • ·'" 8 - Publie Stle·& Auiction - 9 - Win1«:1to Buv Yerd Siles · Hom.. for $1le ... 34-8!JSin1J1118uilding$ Pomeroy 9815- Ch. .tclr 843- Pana.nd 2•7- Lttirt f41111$ 882·-New Haven 949 -- hc:ine , 896-1.ellrt 742 - Rutl•nd 937 ~ Buffalo .36- Lott & Acruge 36- A.t -' W•nted h••t• 41-:.Houset for Rent ~JI7 - Coolville 4~ -Mobil• Hofl\ft for Fl.enr 43-.=~rms for Aenr , 4~-A-r'trrient for FJ;ent 4& - Furnished Rooms 41 - Spece tor Rer'lt 47~Witnted 10 Rent .&&-Equipment for Rent . tht RuuJfc .Fist ' i t 48-For L••• ' . -. ' ' Bt:LLETL~ BOARD DEADLL"'\'"E · 4: 30 P.M. 'DAY BEFORE .•. PUBUCATIOK RITE AID PHARMACY . SAVE$.$$$ LAYNE FURNITURE MATTRESS OR BOX SPRINGS FUll OR TWIN SIZE ' REGUlAR .................. ............ ........ 178 FIRM .. .... ,............... ........................... '88 EXTRA fiRM ...................... ....... ,198 . ORTHOP£otC KING SIZE SEIS.: ... .1)50 & UP QUEEN SIZE SETS ....... ........ 1275 & UP 9UNK MATTRESS .... ... ..............:. '4B & UP BED FRAMES .... ·" let us pnce your next prescription or your·r~ls from another store. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. We Will Beat Any Competitor's Pnce! GIVE US A CALL TODA~! J. Davrd Morgan, 675-1624 John Guinther, 992-2586 $10.00 Off Transfers $3.00 Off New • -''. SIMON'S . PICK·A·PAIR . SAME LOCATION . . . Use Court Street Entrance POMEROY, OHIO MOTHERS OF lWINS CLUB ANNUAL INSIDE YARD SALE SATURDAY, MARCH .2. 9 A.M.-3 P.M. The Dally Sentinel has an enormous amount of · Happy Ads, In Memory Of, Etc., dating back at least to 1988. Prctures must be prcked up at The Daily Sentinel office before March 30th to avoid being destroyed. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, POMEROY ',, • ,.. ,. PUbliC Notice wlluMtlle--dl'll por -Including lor - · ICIIvitloo. lion .... job ....,, -ioll oppoint· IMnta .... .-ion/lolou10 actlvltloo. Tho Molgo lndul)rilo, Inc. lnvltM commento ond propooolo from oil lntll'lotld pulllla. prlv. . end porotro~­ alt, ..,..otoro lnckulnil 111•1 opa 119N. for the proviaion of tr•IP at tadun ..rvlc• to tile lidell\l- iiMIIDIPPod . wllltln- ...... - · I ,:.;-- . . .. • • ;a .tto ,,..._Ill .!:lin If:•· p;oJtde _ . . ...... con. ·DIMd II r• Adm. Aal. Ill at M111r • Ju lllw. •- . '3110 Cotl .... .,... OH. 411'771 to ollllln ful dltllll of . . type o f ')pOIIItiOII ..... thM lo - p r i O r, ... pip - · . ptopNI'. · Wrttt• oo.-nt8 or pro, . . _ - llo lllflmlttod ;within 30 ~to tho ......, M tho lllrovo oddreoo with o oo.,Y w _tho Ohio ~rt· \ ,_., IS1-HouMhold Gooch IS2- 8PDI11ng Goo* 53-An1iquea · .14- Misc:. M.,i::lj.ndiit 11-Building'Suppli• 66- Peu ·for Sal1 , 57-Mulic.. lnltrumentl 58- Fruits & Vtgtlltbl• 59-Fpr Sllti or TrAde TRACT TWO: Sltuotod In lloctloniiS on<:l11, To¥~n4. llango 11; beu\nnlna ot tho qorthootl corner of !Iindo by I. E. Roo~ ot tha Ohio River; tllinco north 27 dog- weit up tho rlvw 89 rude ond. 8 IInke; thoneo oouth 57 dogroH welt · IS rod1 t~ 1 ltalce: thence 1outh •m• .. ~~~i:!::?~m~::; .ot Mliil•''" I fOUAL JtOU:IING RUTLAND - Nice lenced back yard and a 2 story frame home With 4 to5 bedrooms. dining room. and big living room. Low utilijies, carpotl, playhouse. and storage burlding. RE· Was '$32,000. $27.500 IAUM ADDITION - Beautffu! layilli 178kll7 lot in a nice subdivisiOn. TPC water and Columbus southern Electnc available: No mob~e homes permitted. Great buildinl site. . ' . $ ,500 POMEROY - IIHt for a family - A 2 story wrth :l bed· rooms, !emily room, and Plrt basement. Has a bi& lot end some remodeling has bean done. fhe rooms are BIG. Doesn't need much to be a ni~ home. . · ' H. DA!Ij ROOD. oh, DAN .RUDE, do-lid I. I. E. ROOD, docNIId J. MATILDA REED : do· ..... ........ ~ · LONG BOTTOM - Hay1111n Rd. - This mini farm has aD· pro1 .nine acres with a 4 year old 111odular. It has 3 bed· rooms. 2 baths, famify room, wet bar, galden bath tub. scree· ned·in porch, and centra! air. Also has a 2 story new barn. pond. and is all fenced. 155,000 F. SARAH E. FIELDS, ~~­ CIIIId G. SARAH ROOD 111CIIIId We Soy Whet Wo Do. We Do Whllt We loy. 10..19-1 1110. THE GROOM ROOM $26,900 -- .DII•d 614-992-2321 TUPPERS PLAINS - Arbaualt Addition - 1 story ranch wijh 3 bedrooms, equipped kitchen, gatden area. and appro!. 'h acre olland. REDUCED- Was ~2.00. :OA MI'EAS..0. E, ANTHONY MYERS 1!!,·....~-- MAKE All.OFFER $1'3.900 CLOSE TO TOWII - Ytl Prlvatt -This 2~ acres is easy to mow, because it IS level. Comes w~h larae living room and dtnina r110m. Also has a lamily room, 2bedrooms. and central air condstioning. $26.900 ' K. WILLARD R"ED 2 nd ' ' Complete For Grooming' All lrllds ·• EMIL£E MERINAR Ow~r ll[NT ill n- -·•eo.. ...... ..,...IMnl ,.u.;,.. ~o..... •lceffc*ll"' •And Muctti Mor. . ..... k~ .... *""' 205 N. SlrMI IIIDDUPOIT, OHIO 457.0 Office 614-992·2116. HOME 614'-99J.S6tl 110mt s. TIIINEI, nora HOUSES•LOTSIFARM COMMERCIAL We Need IJotlnpl · 11·5'111-1111 •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINYM SIDINO •BLOWN IN INSULATION Pl. 949·2101 or Res. 949·2160 NO SUNDAY CAUS • 3·11-1111 SHRUB & TREE · TRIM and . REMOVAL •LIGHT HAULING •fiREWOOD .USED RAilROAD TIES IS-12-IO·tfn ..... •G•.......• . •c...,._ _. OHIO RECYCLING Fne pickup oncl tWivtfY in Pol!lll'oy and Midtlleport city · DAVE'S SMALL 253 West lloln St. P-rey, Oh. ' .......... oNo-...-,.-·,.h-hol"'· ....., ,. • ,.Odt lfilm•- +~- - io.llao.oohbld "" ' ......... 30-i1clllolig- '' o!J• fU prntrt cenlfl) ck£1 St'll!m TIN. I0 ~~~·..:tr!:·".e.~r:. : ~~.;,:cl:..=tt,~ •nd :=ou:..!~~ ':' t.,':, M•noion 14X'IO Ill oiOctrlc, Menor · ~ ond 111.-.rao ------...;..;__~ 31114 bdrmo, tiOOO.OO •M-H2·;18ae. Aportmonto - MI'W:m F101n • · · EOH. llrvwntown. flat. C:OIIe1 Good gaa mllooge, 13,4110; 1M2 Fonl Eo<ofl_, .rune. good. $471. 814-2~ • . :!!=:'..=; :,'!.:. :":"=.: ~: .,;:_"rto--.on-=-~~-G;-,:zo - =-~poil-"'e·,.: 0 ~~========r.;;;;;;~~"'~'~~~;' 582e. 311-8170, 114-38._\ eM-241·' ,, I; 1 Jood I.OoiiJ;& wv ' ·-·71120. .. . 0au.....-...... ::::.r::: :::1'!:~.':3 ~r=·=4~rtnCM -no poo':!':l •-od =~ c:O:::'r!~ ,':""'~; ,...=.... ----------..-1 U--- f.'r :" -oorlaa. Sq-•• ".c::.nil8:,'; wv. = '=::: LOTS_ --- 'k:.; .-.rc ...... n.om ;.~l. ~.:;"~! ~:: ~ ~· =~~ - .:..7,F~'": 'E: c- • =z.•: t:o saao. w-. -om o- - •I , ::.,'# Ill neo. 992·6648 or .,._,1102. _ WI-. Dro..,..,,.,.. _ .. •if:~'; 1 =~·=:030::or::::=·=::£::::::::====~ vw ......... . ;·;·_ '"-s ......,.............._.........,.......'"'"'' towtiiE srmi .....k••• ........,.·- - ·~ ...........IIICIIon LOAD EVElY I2 HOURS Step I Co•••FrH lstllaatos ' . CALL , VICKER'S WOOD HEATING 915-.t.t73 667-61-79 Bll ....... lloof,AfoloC...:Wv15101 ='s\ -· . ,........ e,.. Phono (301) 111-2211 .,.., 5 p.m. 5-31·'90 Ita '• L. MAJOR RANDOLPH. \ f •. V.. t '1: Fum'od. 2 ,_,opt .. oil utll11l11 pold., IIIIo,. ~h.JI7!1mo· 1111 911candAvo.. 3145. . ·unlden '1'111 'lilY ........ ""' bt lacl!lll 10·100 '"' ""~ '"" '"""' ............. "'.-=·L IT ~7 3 """" uniUeh':!. oportmant, nice neigh , utlllt!aa pal~, Phone 30U75-10t0. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 5311 Jaclloon Plllo trom 11i21mo. Wtlk lo ·~• · ~CPS1000 TV SYSTEM PH. 992-3922 . · 1·4-11 I •·• '-'t'ltN 1 114- mov~oo.c.uM-448.-a.E '71NU!I ~L7, r w. IP ~3. P~Y~"g ~·.tl · for aluminum, copp!lf', bra... lbinlu ste.,, m... n.lum. redil1:ora. '~tart· era. alt•netora 1nd 1U non· ferrout m ..... , ' ENGINE tEPAII i4x70 ZIUIIINIII!o, Zbr, lu!ly ...... 1---------.. . IENNm'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING . 11K111otl Off lht lypau On Tho co..., of II. 7 & II. 143 Pom•ay, ONa WE ALSO SERVICE • CHAIN SAWS I use the aluminum one on college boys." · ~ 1 ,._I' M~I\Wi!, I>" = TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING limits. . for S.le .· 9 A.M. 'TIL 7 P.M. If you dean up yo111 yard on wteklnds .... we buJ_ on wetk1nds. - ~ow '~6 1,V =rrocl. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK , 111111 Wadis rharptnlll for tht comitig MGIIOIII DURING FRIUAIY " . 32 MoblleHoriles I -mut. e14.112~UI. . •• 1111 Oldo CUlliN .....,..., ..........m. tU Ol)lo., low mlloogo, a - • kepi, f5,301!. eM-441-4063. • ,,.12FordEoealt3d!ior·ctutch, plolo. · '""· lhbsosrlnp. $12i10.00 •••3••• • ·~- - · 1811 Buick . Cant1!!7 Cuoloftl, Auto.,, _ _olr, dH, ...,..., · AIIIF-- •--~- 111M, , a.-, 11,000 ' "' loo. f45QO. ,,..._m or 4<!41-'IIIM. 1HI Chov.- C:Ovoller, 2.:~ awnar, ,_ ll,.o, 4 t - . 111,. aharp. 12,411. 304-• · - oftorl'30 PM • ·--··• · ·· . . A.C.AT, \/, 11J1· , _ CoiiUoa llodon Dtvllla ol F111 lar ·~··~=~to pick· 11 Help Wanted ft'ed 1810 CfoYion 141118 •z bod· 1br otov. · & rotrlgomor · 53 Antiques op~ono. 20,000 mtloo, cfle,loa. 11 He lp Wa,., up: Uorlllhl P tuning. ·· '001!'~, control olr, ·oil ollclllc, lumlohocl. E-ICII 111• fur. I:.;:.__.:..;:.::.:;!=.;;.:.....;.._ Cd -8o118Z oftor ep.m. ; e~z. f12,uuo., 304-77M158. '*"• olr condHionlng. ~35/mO. 114-448ozt57. QuiH. 1110 Goo .JIIIro, IUI!u"C, Pit, 1 2 BR Klr-. Exc. Cond. MUll · ·· AIIJFII eo-n., 8,ouo ml~ Slo- ldltlno to IIOOd honW ATTENTION: . lor ~~~:f.ioto. 814- to opprwcloto. Muot bt Nlco 111r oportmtrit, ~40/rno. Nood .,.. 1140 condition. OriO! ou Mil-l 114-37t, , only, 7 old, litTer trolnocl, IHt h_. on rtgll! bolaro tiro .44tl.a 'e1 . . . moVIII. lm-oty ovolloblo. 1-DW utllllioo, -... • ....h Sand pilot!" • Ohdooclorl= to 61 Fann ·Equipment 2445. ' EMPLO'fEAB: ..... COli 1144118-80H pold, dopoah roqul!od . .614-441- 1 Plt1on, ~ttoonoc . "' dopl CWhllt),IM!i; For. ..,..... Wt he.. dOtlonclabla, 1111A~o S oleo ~~ · ' 8818. · call 114111t2·1115t 0. 1114/512' 1110 Oland Prtr · Loodod, low . motlvatod 'lfoton . County lc '"' ;:111 ::.:;v.:.;,_...;;,::;~=·-::--,::-::--:--:24f1. p,_ fh with -h ,_ mllao. Ercollenl condllion. e14o ' SmiH _ . . ,_nliln, · rat ttrrlor omp~ lar your b u l l -. Wo Nood An Enl . dlvlduol With A Driving ,,.llor, Colobuh, Nicely 1\irnlahld mobile homo. 1 Ohlin ....-•-· we oleo hln H2..723. oftor IPM. . • ....load Tralnoil In lllo ca...r-mo- R-d, Far Route !IIIII u c • DOJIIollll• 1 mloh·" Ph · Amorloan .,.do oholn •wo In 0110 milo btl- 1-,_ overlooking mont oklllo. Coli S.SN now !Or Dol Ivory POIIHion. Qoad ...,... 304:~~ u - · river, CA., · hoot, Dt-11, Rtf. 'otock. 91doro Ectulpmont CO, 187 T-lllrd Tlwbo eo-, 4f,IIOI 6 Lost & Found FIT or PIT ualol. 1.aoo.243- · Paclcogo. wo Are An E~..l ap. 111 o41 0(138. · • . 54 Ml~llaneoua Hondonlon, :JOH'III-~21. mlill, $7,0110. 30W7&-:ll34. .~ 17111. EOEIMIFIII. Poflunlt)' Emolover. Alllnqulrtll .,_, Shinall ~oot & Vinyl, · , Found: 2 '. will - . modlum An To So Sonl To: Olllllpollo 9111ng on Any Schuft Homo. Noflh 3nl. A... Mlclcl-, OH, Merchandise Jim'• Fonn Equl;montj :~,?~· 72 . Trucks for Sale ·! build moll d"'lo· port btoalo, Job Sortlco, Locotod At41 Olin Onltitd Botwoon Fob 111 & Fob 2 bedroom, tumlllhod. rot I .W..t Olllllllallo, 114 4 ; Hov. Room !Or lllcforly mon or block ond wi!Ho wlbluo nylori Stroot Or Coil 814-448o1183. . 21th, 1111, French CHy Mobile dop. .,qulrld, 304..112-~ 4ft. doop, 2711. round obovt Wldo •-ion now • uood form '14 NOolllon pickup, KlnJI Cob, collilr. L.anavllo ..... eM-~2· WOrnl!n In my home, .,. · - •••• ftnJUnd pool wHh 301124ft. dock, • - - & lmplamonto.. Buy, .olr, fl!IO. co- on bod, mony H 2117. oftor1PM. · ome~. u . _ _.._,, two, nla. one bedroom apta. In • eel I, tl'lde, 8:00..5:00 wMicdaye, more extrat, IS 1peed, perteat Altzhtlmoro •-od, Tup- S.IU • Need moner. ,..., porplllno, 81U117,.183. 12.0110 par monlh fllll .. ntood. Pomorov, morlmum two ou r...-. Pun:ho.• SaL 1111 Noon. Cond, n.aoo. GoO ..- . HIG!! 110 7 Yard Sale ·: IMMEDIATE • School B• 33 Fanns for Sale ""!ultwe ·JIVIDEN'S FARM EQUIPMENT mll,.go. ~711..132. Oslt-r: 8 month poolllorl, Auction on our boholl. 1.aoo. U luml h~ z ·~ pi , . . , . - . wono:Jo..Sollr ond Lana, Zttor~ & Klotl Tr'llcloro, ICI70.1nt'l dumr,truck 1700. "ust sa.11 Jill' hour, Controct bull 20 ..Ill toncod wlh high ton· :.h~ ..:r;:~:::,r: ol :Jt"'::W._.,.i muot ~II. -·.~ . In· ~i!..'"!l-----~ K..:... ~!'"y-~ 2 opd. only•.Prater eomeone II\ the Rio 111~041. · Qoad t - · 5 Qoad opd, ,,. .... 81te; nlott 1 112 ltory home, ~ ---. -.--~n · - - .,. £. dl-lol. point. GNndo, Vinton 1101. Muttto ..;, Ia( oldarty h-ood fr-o, . rurol woll(' Wilt Ylrglnll, 1280. por mon!h. lllllod, ,._-4381, or 114-441- qu'-nt. A Complolo Uno ol $3500. e14-371-277.1. Gallipolis :·· oppsoprtolt ochool b• lilly during tho doy. Tro...,.,.... Colloftor 8 pm, 304-175-1315. 814-448o5lte or 441-11171. 8114 IMIOIIIId. Bole Hondllng I FOlding """ & VIcinity ¥1hlcla lfCIOI.H "' willing to <Jb. lion ond A_,..o Aoqul!od. · Round Bola F - . 1178 GMC ' PU, . Y.ai :~olo:lt, toln, For more lnlormotlon col 11Wn.7813: . Big 'lf/r Dokoto F11m Hoino Bull Air ........_ , • 120 PSI 2· hp Food lunllo, · C:OII CIMpo, •goaclcond, $2,110. I 4 · S. ALL Y•nl 911111 Muot 8o Pold In 114-387·7371 Ill' write to tho Gol· St And Mob ~ On Your Lbl. 1215,195 & up.•,.._ 45 Furnished ~or.,:o'.:&o. wll~o::..= Automotlc L-ook Wit ..... 1180 Chov orio ton, dull whlili; Advo,_, DEADLINE: 2:00 p;m. llil County Boord oiiiiWD, P:O, IY ~ Rooms j:.. Gotao, Conol· Ponolo, till doy bola,. tile od lo to .run. Boll4, ChollhiN, 0H 48820. 4110 ComponiH Old 111111'7311. · ·.... - _.1ar CB~ult T~W~<,_ om.._ , 9hoolo, · HNdgtloo, Coif ..... not '!!d.t...Jow mllugo. •. SundaY tdltlon • 2:00 p.m. Homoworluiro, Coli A-nltd REDUCED· 12 AcrU, ·Z tobocco ===-~,-:-,..-.,-~I otc. 814-~· · om ··10 pm. HutchoO~ Trollorl_ , Truckbodo, 11.100. -e~3. . Frldoy.. Mondoy odHion • 2:110 ~~~ ·:.:o'tJ'KMIIrl~l!; ~ llo_.. 317.aiS-4330'Elll, 36. bomo, ·trollor hookup. OWner Apollmont ovol.lilblo tor 2 or 3 Cherry ColfM Toblo, O..k with CIOn & 10bocco SpiiiJOro Pl... 1oa0 Dotoun, nino good $3211 p.m. Soturday. • · at..!ilon; cOnn~oi{i=lordL WANTED: t>WOCifl In Golllo llnonco. Rl. n. 304-)113-B. =ruction worluirl 304-af~Z< tl!'!~carcloo Bike. Coli 114- tlo Tonllo, S-ra. Dloc. Pl..,., 114-lll2·232f: . ~ CALL 1·20fi.T.II-OIII3 ·Ext. Cou~ty to _ .... -•lontl . Lots & Ac ... . .. ge .....,,.... .Suboalloro, Pototo PI....._Eo~h 35 1912 Chov liolll011 Ar4, 305·'4 181785. Iii your awn honW to por• A_,. tor rent • o r -'th. Scoop, Bol Blodoo, . u r 0110 Pomeroy, oono wbh montol rotordalloll ~;~4f=a~l201mo 011111• Halo! Conclolo a piUIIc ooptle tonko, Blodll, Boom .- . Poot mort wid• bed, auto, .,, '"Pll, olldlng roor win~ Mlddlepon ~;l'na.,~·=·'l.,~"J onc1 dovtlopmtnlll diMbllllloo. ~~ "3:..!:~: e • ' · :.:'.~~~~·· . Jock- ~;.",;,, P~u.:..'T;'"• QW..,~ PIS, fiMralala aunvleor, dual tank EMPOAARY U•hl olfloa work. Hou,. moy vory wHh oomo City ""'"· Coli Joke s-rvlft Sllltllna """"" with -ng. _.,. WUhtro; Flnlah AMJFM, new t1111a, exh..t . , & VIcinity ,_, No -rllnoo K-Nr)'.,AIM, ovwnlghto ""'UI!od; High llotlty, 30W7B-3030 or 115-3431. Alo01,.11er - · AI hootc-upo. DP Uillll Gym...., Wlill Unll Fit· _.,., Toro . Whlll HorH btttory, llbllgloao IICIC....., ol lWino Club onnUOI nood lodlll for lion) wH~ cor tor ICihool dogNI, volld drlvor'o C:OII oftor 2:00 p.m., 304·773- , _ 8yot- With All Ac- Lown I Gordon Equipment. And wlllldlng 110n1 ond wlnoorllo. 1250. Elalllont Conti~ 1 Complota Uno el Polio 1 Str· do'!!L et.HI croeabed tqol bor:, yonl Nlo lloroh 2, W. light dollv~, wor11. 0111 ... lloai)N, F911 driving roconl, Lort~t k!t on Pucoek Avo. IIIII, llooon In n ONLY. oncf ' adocjuito outomobllo In· M,SOO.o0. 17 ocrw on Uncoln lion; 114-445-IISZ vlctiUood Equlp-nt: G,_ !lpiooopill Church, tow.,.._ A ........ 304-17!1-1T.I1. liomos ov. Pilrtdna behind aid Jr. fNo Phone It) ~ ... Cor- ou1111eo covorogo ""'lli!od. · Hto. Con 111 1!11 ~~Htt~ncod. 46 Space_for Rent For Soil: Admlrol Rolrlgo,.tor, Troctoro, Rouft!l Bl1•'!t. Dloc & 1A88 Ford Ringer, V-t, 5 opoocl, 1 tor, Suho 114, Eaorio Locllll Ho- muol .,.... approvol ol Gulcla Glratom •.I • 9. Coli -fi.3830. . . Drum M-N, ""'klobtr ·,High. lull . lnfoc11on,. · turbo plpoo, chrome rima, QNIIt condtUon. :Or.=:m.MondoY, llorch 4; 9- :,\';""t{:m:"~~:Y S:~~ FO~~! In Golllpollo =ry31,M=h ~f"j.".....:=: For Boll: Filii Flgu,.d,.Pluo Slzo ~ R•"fobo!':!" II PubliC Saie ==...,-,=--~. MRIDD. lllntoroottld ooll 1o800.'!'lr.i.i:1i~":4.i.J'l · · Col Wtddlng G_,; (Ap- Sin: Loodor, COm Plonlor, •Com 304·773-!11211. . INTEUIOENCE JOBS. All . 1131~302 no toter ,Ilion 3171111; 2722. r,rfhl2~~· palll, aoill. . I 24-1111 Oooorlptlon, Ylotorlan PI-, Gravity Wogono, Grlndor o-11111Ck 20ft. Trt..rlo T,.lltr, & Auction brohchoO. U9 Cuotomo, DEA, uk lor Chrtoty. Equot _OppOr· · · · s ' - , ond Chlpot Longlh lllxor CulliV11"!'1 Cullpocllor; sww, 11 :110· 1e11. otock Aouto 2 Aohton, 1 ••,. [ott, 3 For Atnt: Oltlco Or Rebll Pur- Train, v NICk Llno, With Loco • Pl-. WhHI ....,., Gonion llkll Rick PaaNon Auction Compony otc. Now Hlrlna. C:OII (II lf05. tunttr Em~. · t .. llor, now .,.lnt·tBS:5; 2 horoe 11112 .. 0110 Ext. K'I01H. · . mRoo h · Olllllpoll•, oocoo, 83 Court Stroot; 1114-353Soquonco, Aoklng Prlco: 12!10 T-or, Tllllr, Hoy Condltlonor, now booking •uctloM, ... trolllr, $ill. 1144 . 11:12. . · . 12 Situation public - · · .no rootrlctlano, 1188, 114-441-1514. . :e1::4::4::48::::71:.:40::::_··-· _ . _ _ _ _ - · Condltlonor. 614-446· l>lfiiMO -1101 the dlfiWitnCI: · . . . 18111 Llconood Oh~ ~ueky, Wool p&!u'":: ~.:-~~":} . wantect r,:'~~h ..... ~ontll(ll, 304· Orovoly walk bohlnd madiiiiZt, ~==-·::::--=~~c--;-:-c 73 va'n s & 4 WD's Ylrglnlo, 3CJ4.mH>1110, Point . , _ 304.f7I.3IIOI lf1 wanted to Rent 30 Inch -"'· John Door• 1217 7 ft. ~oyblnd; ' • Hove In my homo lor II· • Wonted to AWII: 213 BA .,_a In oulkv. tiro cilllno, tti,SOO. 304- Dohl grlndorlmlror; N. . . Hoi· 1084 Ford Bronco, tun 11u, 4x4, 9 Wanted to Buy !!ow .._ollng=lont tor dorly mon or wD.,.n. Aftzl...,. G=llllo Spri7Jo.Yolily oroo. 5'18-833. lind 7r7 Forogo .Horvtll1or. All . 351·¥8, 4 apotd monutl ohlll, 41,000 mlill, itop bumper, ,.., lily Shill Eift mont. Bob oncllor. bod lui. 20 yeo,. ••· .~- 1 ) - · good condlllon. 304·273-4216; WANTED goad condition. Cor e..no Ollnorll At111auront portonco. H-11111 ot,_ph.,. ~or '·~-. · Noturll a-, ldlohon rongo, 30 .wing out tlrw c.rrler; air, PIS, C:OII onytlmo 114JMI-3014: lnohaal·· Antiquo dnlp illf ilnlng MF 175 011111 TJIIolor WIIOII•r PIB, -~ owing, ploypon, carrier lar In Rio a..ndo. roar wlndow'-buckot 41 Houses for Rent room 1 oblo, oval llrolclld rug, n,no. 1010 JD Woool wnoodo!t , -.til WICOIWOie, U,lva. '304T...,.,.ronl Claa II B ·1 htU 1111 no4 onllquo. 2 ontlqlio S2 110. 10 HP 2440 911rill, Ju 17&-1?3\. County -lonol lchDol, 304- Pall~lmo .._ •o~gnor, only 14 ~ ntod .to •Poly. Hor· US ness z bod- paltry lumlohtcl, ond to:rh Q.htimlclllar, brtind W/011b H,IIO. Owner will llne'll-7108. 11~ Ford Bronco II, loodod, V.a, 14 11112 W.ntod to buy: Junl< co.w with full lnjtcllon, outo-lc llllh 514 TrJinlng fleo. ;""' e · • 5I HouBehold · =.::::::.:..Equip.,. , no: or wlthDut. maloro I ocrop mol· oowdtln, 4 whttl *lvo1 _~LT All,.ln .~ ColNowllllouthooltom · Spring ~VIII 211< lull bt...,on!, ov.looklng •• GoOdS point 110- 1111. col Ol'dor Over 10 Ulld 1ii'ICtOro IO Pacllogo, fi,IIOO. e14-445-t.... 11. 814-311-28211. . · Print Aacount1nt IIMdM In ~-;:'.'c~!n T~~387"1j · Oiila Alvor. 314 olan aciro. Polwollpopor, 20 to . ott ~k From. - Mo~ F•~ Wontod To Buy: JU.k Alltoo manuiiC'Iurlng . emtlro,ament. ~~ion oi .... Aont.-8o1211. ,.~- •-'lonol ·r11c. Qoad prlco.PalntPiuo,.~. guoon, Fo....- Hollon -~•nd 1H7 Fon1 Aon110!14WD, U IHor • ·-a ~·· ' _, · _ .., ....,.. ~ IWh Hoa Equipment ,..~ •• V-11 5 ~ l>&, !_I!, AMIFM; wHh "' without rnotoro. c:on C:Ondldoto ohould _ . , A!Ill-•• · 10 1 ...,,..,..lt2olo.tr. Lorry Lively. eM-318-1303. 3 "' 4 bdrm houoo tor ronl In :"!"m~':1 ~'::: 1.;:~~ R - - Wlllho11, Dlyo... And Boovlco, Aloo F(nonclng clom otrong c..t ICCountl!'ll oklh 18. Wanted to Do ' sy...,_, 114-41~......, 111 0k 827 Srd. Aw. 011~ Guorontood - p i oorvlot lor Avollilblo. c..... & So,., Jock· 1110 .lloip Comoncho 1100 Wontod To Buy: u.<1 mobile 1ncl I• ,..,. exper:tence In a11111111oo, modolo. Tho -her oon, OH manuloctwlng -ronmant. GMrgoo Polloblo Sawmill don't 3 or 4 bedroom h01111 lor ront; llpolla homao, col 114-44e-417!. mUIIII, fuel lnfecded, IUia wtlh . • Dlyor Sllappt. 114-441.atM4. "-ooblhiM to lnoludo ln- haul YG\I"__Ioao to tho mill fUll 304,.75-3030 or 871'3431. · ·overdrive, rodlg,.y InterSolo, z motchln• cholro, 1 co~ 62 Wllnted to Buy -.iliry and • ..,. '-woulilllllo to cia -loo!>llltl· coii30W7S·iDI7. ~- 11 u . ~ lobrlc SooroiK_, Stacklblo tor. eM.alll!-111011. lral; -ldy.nfonthry -flng For Rent: Fumlohod one bod- -· t - q...., w - 1 dryer. Appror. 1 yaar - - · 114-t41.a711, rojiDIII; ouporvlolon of ~-unf. Qoad , _ lar 1V78 Pinto, 4 """" _....,, niCI .,.. want to . bory otondlng timber, Wllloyo .lotp, - · aomo work, ...,. llzoooto bod. 1114-4411·1210. ald. HIO. e14-44&-i117. . . ' Hove e14-44N25t SIIW'I Lotltilna, wo PlY lop '. oRo•, 304-CI7J.1416. Ina IIIII, -llhlpplng ~ cyl. aulo, caiiiii5-38SO. 8CHI « Oo:uPit, no pete. 000D USED "PPLIANCES ' 3111'llll-3838 or Hfl. & 1Jo9aoh, e14-448~ SIGNS: Portoblo llahtod $321; ' Employment Servrccs onit payroll. .An E'bE. · - .. Milo Paulo'o Ooy eo.. C.ntor. _2Aoloronco 543. . :.:":."' '"A==.• I*Higldod · taft. Floo 74 Motorcycles - " ·· -111 -_ . ond lliory Solo, oltonloblo, child..... M·F · ::;:~.,-,...--:---:-....,- UpP., River Ra. Baalclo Stano dollvoryiiiHII'I. · Plutlc 1-.a . .. ~lloro, Livestock . 63 Ina,, YP Oporofl- P.O. lo1 6 o.m•• 1:30 p.m. Agoo 2 ·10. · Nlco 2 bedroom ~eo.;:::"..!: c..ot MoteL ~ 11 -e-731111 • 147.10 bor. 1-3-3483. tl77 Horloy St>ortllor, lolo alex· Bolo,., oftor· ochool. Dro~lno -hool -'• ·•-•plna 211 ..... 11.100. 304482·2041. :;11 Help Wanted ·--.wv~. F-h Jorooy cow & cal~ 1 - · e14-44tl.a224. • ;-nd r:rd:szio'':"month. Ro-. llollohon c:orpo~o At.lf7 North, - • c,.,,, 114-388-1814. • HolotolniAnguo c,_ will bt 1m Sportllter 1000, .... ever READ 800KS FOR PAYII100 o A1Hr8klo Auto Doltlllng. 814- CM Dopaalt. 304-t75-aest. 114-441--. lr12 R - NO; Surpl.., Anny_.: clonlm, rontol, lrwOh In Moy. 114-2118o1431. '·AVON • All , , _ Coli llorllyn TRio. No Erl>llilnco. Coil 1·- 44fi.IIIO torU, meny new paftl, . -..y: 4 . ........h;1110 KHchtn CorDol 18 yord. C:Orptl comDUIIIuge, Cllrhorl clolltlng. , W11vor --11145. ~7·7878 (Sb.lllllmlnl or Writa: pol~, loto ol ctvo~~-t cond . UtllHy Bulldii)B SPL: 30'x40'rr t23oo, .....,_~ bl'!'! acr-. $4.10 yonl, cloncly 9trlpo. . Nlw Ill• IMoko. Som 9otroicnh .llrm I ·2312. -.A:.,-=,....,.,-A'"'r'"'r..,_-'-a--:1-."'sh"'l~--~ PASE -3311 , 161 s. Uncolnwoy, WIII btbpH in my homo lciooltd 1n1rn Me-'•· 1200.110 mo. Eaive, 1·115'xl' 81kllna door, 14' PICKENS FURNITURE rvlllo'o. h Bondyvlllo. Pool ., N. Aurora, IL. 10542 man d-: M,211 Ei'oolod ....., ,8tJooro, 304-875-1421. 1:.::==:..:.::;..:..:::.::.___ In ~lo, In Clly UmiiL 814• •nd Dttoaolt ""'lli!od. -Naod Qlllco, F!!t:_8o_!••8un. ,_,..:30 KawaNkl 1111 KDX 10, Suzuki BulldtnO. 114-332·11l115. 1180 OU1tl A1car, 4 whMter, Mt 441' · e14-88Weet or 114ollllll-3813. Houoollold lumlohlng. 112 mi. PM. 304·zr.o..ooo. ol Qolf Club'o t¥1bog, lt4·11112· 1Wo bodromt country h...,., .llrrlcho Ad. Pl. PINNnt, WV, Twin conopy btli w1ma1trllio, 3 Hay & Gral". 2722. . .. 64 -.th pay crirn ytlllloo, coll304-81'5·t410. drowor d - wlmlrror, 2 .:,-~;.,:.......,.....,.~=~ Frnancral $71. .._n or hiiO. goo ono RENT 2 OWN drowor nlahhtand, French 12% conlo llld $120/ton. ..,. Auto Parts & p01d.SQ4.871.71K 114-441-3188 . Provlncllll$110.00"' ,._blo Ground - 1 fiiQIIon, Allollo tu 114 llfi.428Z. .,.., 7PII. ,_....., .., _ , . _ Solo and Choir, 11.15 per -k. tlllce· rallo 120. Mor.11an Form, Rl. 35. Accessories Bualneaa 21 Aw. 11rg1 bock Vlll'd. ,_ e Palco $14.G1 per W.ohtr and c1ry0r -..o ao11 8:00.12:00, Mi:Jn.Sot. 30WSJ. ' Opportunity oldlng, atorm wr....W.. ~htn wHit. L.Shopiol Junk - · ~ll:!.._!.wln bod; ~·-· SJ4. 2018. ludaot T,.nomlaalono, Uotd & ~H~ntry romDdllod, 304-tl'll- -lng ond Chtll1 ol Oroworo .,~,... Flrot cut ~lor oolo, fi.OIJ.fi~O ,.buT", oto~lng II till; 114·2458111 or 8711-f7lt1. lncludoCI, 113.14 por -11. 151177, e14-:IN-ZIII3, I NOTICE! •Remodeling and SWIVII Rocker, $4.44 por -11. WATER WITCH WEU DAIWNG I btlo814' ·20113. OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. Home Repeirs __,.ndo thot you do bull· Roell- $7.711 por-k. Olnottt WATER GUARANTEED. e , _ hoy; oroho!d 11011 79 campers& n- with paoplo you know ond 42 Mobile Homes. wHh 4 Cholro, sv.ao par ...... 4 m1. ond - · and .... w culling, . CARPENTER SERVICE •Roofing Motor. Homes IIOf to olncl monoy thrDU(Ih tho for Rent PDOitr Br.o n Bod, 112.20 por Wollo tonnlng bod f1,21 I'"' ~~~~ Karr C - Room AddltkMI1 ...nuntil you .hoyo lnvtotlgotoci •Siding wllk. 4 Orowor Choot ot "EIIclrlc Sun• Modo! MFZ~I. Ill', OH 114 . • 1ml Ronr cOmplng Troller, -Gutter work thOofforlng. I b. lbt "I ,..... 2 bedroom mobile homtl, 3313 Orowo,., $3.10 por wllil. Rl. 141, 8o •Paintin_g 9191r, Good condhlon, AI' 4 Mil" Oft Rt. 7 In Clntonory, x o u no ~. Hoy tor Sale. Clover I Tl-hv. -Eiectrlcel end Plumbing ~-n Avonuo, phone 304Arthur'• Choln Link Fence. 1'18-1104. HOIJRS: Mondor lhru Solur~oy. 12,100. 304-875-me ·or 8!4-SIIJ. ADUnd Bolli In tho Ffold. 8'14- king S400. o14-38fi.H44. NO JOB TOO SMAlL -Concret• work . Raa!-111, Conunerolol, In· llll.m... p.m.; Su..-y, 12 Noon- 0311. 24UII8-Roofing FREE ESTIMATES 1t81 Rae- C:Ompor 32 ft -rill, F111 Eotlmot.-1 c.... 2 bedroom mobile horM, nice - lnMrlor • Eateriaf Dille l,.llllollon, Phone: 814- lot ADIMh l.lnl, Choahlro, Ohio. 5p.m. 55 Building 9quore Bolle: - · Stat loti ~f 11tra, 1lr, · 1wnlng Peintinl · 384..277. . Salt On All Corpotln Stock. Gil S upplle8 II!! l';~J:"·round belli. $100. 112,000.00, 114-1141-21811. .304·773-151121. our Price 8oforo You Buy. You 514.. 12f. !FREE ESTIMATES) Big $ Working At Honio. 2 bedroom troller, 1225. ,month Could Bovo llo lucllol MolCompor, .• ' - · a. CONSTRUCTION . Iloilo! E l - "'au. lfthto, e14No Expoilonco N-!Y· For m. "'-"· 304-f'll-1117 btl· lohan Corpoto, .R ~North eM- BlOCk, brick. - • Dl- wlnYOUNG 4414413. fiM lnlormotlon 8ond A SASE 44fi.Jit44. --._llntoll, otc. Cloudo WlnTransporlolron a:!lo ond a:oo ... nlngo. 1111, Hlo Gntndo, 0H Coli eMTo MAQ Bulk llolllro, P.O. lor .992-6215 2 BR mobile honW. I ldull ·Salo ond mltchlng 'choir, IIIIo 241-e!ZI. 698-6864 1733, I'GtiiiiiDUih, OH·41812. Pomeroy, Ohio Servrces · 12-31 ·IO·rln Dop. • ..r. 114-311J'. niW, 304-e714021. T4IHIAT I CAP BCREEH PAINT· ll·l4·'90 tfn 71 Autos for Sale Pats for Sale . SWAIN lNG EOUJIMEHT. COIIPLETE 9ET UP. WILLING TO TRAIN. ,2br Mobile Homo, In P-r AUCTION & FURNITURE. e2 Cl!oom end Supply Shop.Pal Home $4,100. ,HONE 1~71105. ANL You PlY ""-" I Ollv.St., Olllllpollo.- & Utod Grooin!ng. All brMdo. Allll!flll. ut11Hill.l-.e182. • lumlluro, "1.'~ :••m I limo I'll Food OU!e•· Julio NDW ,, T.&lllrt & Cop loroan Printing. Worll-o.e H . . . w-. c.n114-44e.oal. Contploto 111 up. Wiling fa 2br postlolly tumlohod. olr oondMionlng, cobla. ·-.tlful rlv.r train. f45QO.OO. IJCIO.e2$.7UOII, old WI... Pupa, Uood prlciCI upright to good I St•~k/1 ¥low rn Ka-. Foolor'o cond. ..· u, ·304;.e~ llolhtr: Night Chomplon. Aloo: 1f70 Plymouth - d Runnor VENDING ROUTE: p.;, Solo. Moblla Homo Park. M2tlonytlme. Othor CoOil Houndo. .e14-44f. wHh robUI" 383 HP I TranMIIo, Strong, oolld -h bull-•. olon. e14-44&-7244. 2br unl\lmllhod, I mllll fn>m S3 3413. . High r..nlc, -1oe111orw.MOBILE HOME FURNACES - HEAT PUMPS ....,,_.. 1~4-113C13. Holzer ~""'· ""-" ,.. _ :.;_...;.:A~nt=lq:::u~e:.;;s~·=~ ~"- 11172 SBIOO & 1181 11100 Cor· qul!od. S2SO por month. 114-388-. AKC A!lll-d R~ - _,.... · · ALL FURNACE PARTS 83!8 e14-44fi.II004 Buy or otll, Rlvarlno Antlqull, ChoW Putii>leo 1 ~1.1 lt-11. v.tt1, euto, elr, moat 111 oplkml eM-1182..110. 22 Money to Loan • · 1124 E. Moln Sl,.ot, PomotOY. 11110, -h: 1114:a'll-.-. . · lilA · Mobl'• •-- 2 •-•~ 2 Houro: M.T.W. 10:00 l.m. to 1:00 ·• ~.M n.~ • 1177 Morcury ru,. · LOolNS IY .... IL ory ••-n. W ~ho~ ·-·~· compiallllly-·-"•• tum•·•·• P,'!',.!uncioy· t :00 to 1:110 p.m. ~· km good, 1360, 814-141-2181. . Up to 111.000 In 72 .,.,..... o 754 1175· l-...w•·2121. 811ond Hhnoloyon ono. 3431 ' 304 1178 Impel• Qoad c:onclltlon, con help rou got • 1114183M4oftor7p.m. lAin By 11111. 1.aoo.2 ~ - l o Cocktr Spaniol: to ~ ~cO: mlloo, ~II oltor 7p.m. fiUfiiH. · I boolll 114- e ·1211. Located On· Safford Schoel 11•. eff It. 1•1 So _ pile TMik Pullllllnlt ti!..!JIIIo 23 ProfeaaiOnal SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie """'"' · 1tml Lincoln T-n Cor, Looko CO.- EYAN8lNTI!A....,u•, (61•1 •46-9416 or 1·100·172·5967 trcollonl condHion, 410 OH 1~17..1121.....,. Flllh Tllnk. 2413 Joalulon Avo. .. . .1 nl; 114-llt24282. . ' • • Services Point PIMUI'II, 3Q4..1'J1.2013, Davlo -·Voo · ISonrlco, lull lno Tioplcol 111111 blrda, PoiMI'OY buod growth orlonttd Ifill Robbll tSOO; 1tiH Cutlt• a .s O'flll CrN11 Ad. Perle, omotlonlmalloncf o.,plloi. ·nn-111 ..,,_ firm nooclo . tzell0;1188 MIIIIUry Mosquio ~~~~- Dic'kup, ond doll'm'f. f!4....nclod lndlvldUOI. Tol'or Soil: At<C ~~Pup­ fll!IO; 1117 Oodgo Horizon ~. Oncf aut . obout thlo And Young Adullll, Maloo 12400; 304..'1W440. DELUXE SAffltitE l FMI•I8e. 'Rrlou• ·colorl, Ifill Robblt - . IIOOd 82 Plumbing & . · - Oppor! ...lty. your to P.O. 'lo1 7211' . ~T~IIzod, IIOIIIont poll. bodJ.- paint,.,... - • I u~lng core o1 tile Oolly Sontlnll, e OG817. ......, Cor ............. -- . ....• ....._OHIS'IU. C.rtw'o Plumbing Ulhmotolv FIM Kannel. ,,...... tciOO aM-371-277.1. 3177. AICC Cooker 8ponltrl Pup- 1110 Chovy Cltlllon; Qoad ond Hoalllna ., Real Esi;Hr plio, tomlly -lllocl. Toklng ond Pfno lnqul... 1 - · 1-od onry, OIIHipola, Ohio ~~~~ ,__ Tho UIHmolo Eootor Glltl · 814-MN311. 111~4~·~·!;;3~..~·c...:.:. 1112 ·Oido Cutlao ......... • 31 Homes tor Sale FruHo& Auto., olrJ!!I, oruioo, ,84 'Electrical & 58 11 ~1 -14 '- mi!M..._oxtro • 1111 Clo!ll011 MFG. llomo, t4x7U Refrigeration . , $4,-. 1114-44...,., or Vegetables lltOiillnf oancfltlon, lnquiN II 71101 Homo Notlonol Bonk, 1nl ot. · 'R..t-111 or -..-111 CAliS GREENS • W4TiiA RooiM Oh 41771, IM-MI-2210. or _.._, CRill $4 to f5 Bu...l. 114- 1HS Llnooln T - Cu. wiring, , _ Whltdtul top In UC lllent 00. Ill... UCIRII d eleoertofM. 44fl.l442. 1/UA ~~~ otory, • ., ,,.d, ., .. lforH dhlon IMkll Mill out. Ollllao ll_, ll..trlcol, 304-811Choahlro..t.""· Erc. Hnd. Worlt< kltlt. Hlah -~· llclollo fOr .::.me.;.;;.__ _ _..._.,;_. 59 ForSale f104-1132·~70 or Homo 104-132· $4000.0CI' -~ lar $ZIIM.IIO 114- " eesv. ,, or Trade m•m or......-. 87 Upholstery Far Bolo ly OWnor. Houoo I Would llkll to INdo, Klngolll, 1114 Comoro za, Corner Lat. In e-n Cfty, oil • ....•••, ....... -~ wi'Mnl, 110ft aide w... rbtd, wtlhlol0f11,114-44 lllotrkl, 3br, - . . . ...., 2 oa.r lng "'Oll\lftiY 211 yeoro. iJio lar • lull _ .. honl lido wotor1111110, vinyl - . actllont . 1114 PlY. Horizon. auto, poo, In - - upllotolllll\g, "I'm thloklng of adding a -lon, 11~20. not have to bt lilng. D.I.O.. IM-37HISI. : :..~14 lar lrH ~ e~~·· ·7113. · glrslfe to lhe I!Ctl" 44tl.a187: . V; C. 992-5526 · Gtt your Ia- .... gar· .n.pment tuntel up CICilJ . " " - • lowGuido mlilqo. a- S2700.110. Glratoml CEDAR . BEAr :rtiE RIJSHI CONmucnoN nout- f 1'IV ....,. ~' z_,_,. · u..:.;:n.n. ,..-' utllhloo lncludoCI. qul!od. (:oil Lofoyotto , 448·7733 or 4441-1222, \r:: l.bu •'~ lYAII II YOUNG'S •Garages · •Room .1,\dditions •Kitchens .• Baths •Vinyl Siding •Restoration . •Repair Work POJ411~~~1?1~11!o. IISSEU I IURII Jvq · Bu.8i.ne88-.s·er.vic.es: R. L•. MASH CARPENTR.Y Use Court StrHt Entrance · wlll...,...o, 2 112 tt'lll, 11'11' 2 cor oHuatocl on 1. ocroo. beout!fuiiY ~11117. . AEP099ESSEDHOME8 U--' ·--. ·- d-n, l/;i';y.,;;j .luna oi'1tvt. 1011. APil Eaay c!odl!. John Bollfl', 1-1100 448 11110. ' Dar •Night 1 NO SUNDA HALLS SIMON'S PICK· A·PAIR SAME · LOCATION . . ""* "At Reasonobl1 Prim" PH. 949·280.1 Dr Res. 9.49-2160 639 B!Yari Placa Mlddlapon, Ohio · 11-14-tln no lloallol. 11.-rod lldulo.114-3117>'11t31. Apart 44 me!lt r.ql-• r. •. -ric ..- homo. no poll, : .,.,.gtn\8111 . CUSTOM BUILT HOMES GARAGES . · 992-2772 llf 742·2251 Tui7iu.~; Rc., 1 • 1 992-2269 ,_ciy, · •VInYl !Siding •Replacement WlndoW8 •Roofing •lntulatlon -)~­ . 614-992-6120 INSULATION Totol Autos tor Sale 1111 C:Onller 8/W, oxool- i .1 4 - 2 8 e . 1 4 8 1 . .· BISSELL· BUILDERS JAMES IEESEE Bill SLACK ' . & Operotor J&L ' JGO\S&--· •DitCh Witch. <ornrtM~t ... !lew --.lltlllt "Fraa Eatlmat•" 36 Yeaft bperlenee 20& NORTH .SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT. ,OHIO OFFICE 992·28811/HOME 992·&1192 . DOTTIE S. TURNER, BROKER . . DUCED 1 : ·s BISSELL SIDIN'G CO. Hand Tufting Custom Drapes LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO HELLEN HOLLAND tko Hollen Blok~, 'Piolntllf vs RICKY LEE BLAKE. ET AL . Dofondonto Cooo No. 90-CV-273 To tllo unlcnown holro·ot· l•w. next-of-ldn, deviHia. cllotrlbuteoo, logatHo. od· mlnlltrttore. Mid eRecutort If onv. of eoch of tho follow: lng: 9, A. DANIE!L RANDOLPH docealld ' S. ELIZABETH RAN· OOLPH.doc d C. ELIZA .. AN DOLPH ~.. D. Sac•• Mltltllaport . M-· .. . tu · = l:r-ald.Oormon811optoonll llillo . dag. liool!l. ......, lo run. DoQ -·lncludad. e~o. a1 Oollnqi!Mrt 71 torRent fiorn S1 ,_.. ~1';;;;:.._114-3f7.043'C~ :.::"" ~ 1 btlck npollj. KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wriabt 42 Mobile Homes 304.m4401. tO.. Rent .......... """"hto. bodroOmo, 3 r...-_ :::!.., ilmlly . room 1 BA, $300/mo.l ;.~BA, 14001~;; .. Giveaway 1 10 moll, poll hUobv poll ·olleplwnl, ...., pr,ay & ............, ..1 malo boll'" .- ~:eM~-"'' ..,.- tor Sale ~­ a-"r· ... (t) - IEIIt. QH. IIOS 1\M cunont -lilt. HouH lar 2111 Oorfleld Avo, 1111d liO'o, Jll4.t75.1171 oltor •:GO PM. · . For 111110 by """'"'' 31 - .. with two hou-. Phonl ll PUBLIC NOTICE The_Molgo County Council · on Aging, Inc .. . which lo o pilv... · nonprofit cooporo· llorllntorldolo oulrllllt ., oppllclltlon for • copltol aront ectvera. po. .ulon. . . under tho provlolon of -SecPlll~tllf further o1atea 111M tion. 181blf21 of tho Urllon tile dolllndanlo. · tho un· Tr1111oportotlon ACI of known helro at lew,-' of ·11M, ao omondod, 111 prokin, clwloojro. ....,_ lid· vi~• trlftllpOrtlltion .......lc. ft!ltllotrotoro. IJ<ocutoro ond for tho elderly 11nd hondl,dlltrlbuteoo, If My Jomea copped within Molgo Coun· Tribbett. ty lroutoo liN demand-roo· ponaive 1nd oov• all •ru• 1-~n~t:ho:co~untyl. The aronup. will sequolt 0111 (11 · v11n (VCS-13·01 wltli conditioner and 2· woy FM rodlo. It Ia projoclad thot 70 oldorly · and hondlcllpped peroono will uoe tile o.vlce flvo doyo per - · &2 weeka • reor fot vorlouo ec· Public Notice tlvltllo, Including tr11nopor· totlllil to ~ ooclol 4, Ronfll oervlce ·ogoncloo In Molgo ~-:~:~~:.~:·:! Plolntlff on~ odlecont countllo. . d thot ller title In tho, Mol go County ·council Aid 11t111 ond tho title on Aging, Inc. lnvltu comof tile dofandanto. Jllcliyho monte and propooolo from · Ble_ko, Uoli Socho, formerly . .. Ill lnterw- P..bllc, prlvow Usll BWuo, Jusnln Caleb vo · ond porotronolt In· Bloke. o mi-. Anaolo Rocky Allin Nov.o. Rucker, J - Ann Whlto, . Doflrndont oludlng taxi opotlltoro, lor provlolon of t ..noponoand Sholio Suo Floldoln the Cooo No. 90 DR 271 aorvlce to tho elderly proponiono oot forth in thlo ·· NOTICE BY 1111d hondla.oppod within our complolnt <Ire qu-~ 11 PUBLICATION ll(lolnot ony ololm or lnt.,.at You ,,. hlroby notlfe~ eolvlce oroa. who 11'11 i'nt.,.. of oil other dot.ndlnto ao yau h..,. .narMd prGpONil lilted In Nld complolnt. Fu~ Dtlfondontln tho ""lion on· ahould · thermore, thlt oil - · In llllod J-ollnl M. Novo, 01tho Choln of Tltlo .d-lbod Pllllntllf. vo. Rocky Allen 11 Troct No, 2 11o rolormoof Nril, Doflrndlnt. Thlo oC· to rlfl- tho -l'llcl. oJo. tloli heo beln IIOolfna~ Coao ocrlptlon of,oehf 'rrect No. z. . No. 90 DR Z71S, ond lopend· Aloo on a hoorlna for Ina In till Moigo County thio cau• thi.ttho Plalntlff•o Cd om'mon ·"~.CouDrt. S•ld typo of 1Y - WN · - cin . acem· vlco that lnwroat In tho ...1 olllll Ill Ill off •o ller In eo-lilly. If ~r 7, i990,- -~ cuo: preparing tho · con Ill done tlldy of your twO minor chll· . Written or PIO· without menfllllt Injury to 'dren on blh,H of yourwlfo, pooolo "muot bo oubmlttod ltoVIIuo;othorwleo.-tho Jacquollno· M. No ... Tho wlthln30doyo1Qtholl(lllncy rNiooto1allooold;thotouch .Complaint for Dlvorco ol· ottlleoboveoddrooowhhll lunhlr lopl ' ond qultoblo . . _ that you hove - n copy to t!M Ohlo OeP.,n••llfllllll'lllll , 'o cl•thoaoun. guilty of g1011 negleCt Of IMnt oiTranoportotlon, D!· con-ro. p10- In the clr- duty and ollt,.me cruelty to· of l!.ubllc TroniPor'tll· . • ...k 1 a tlo n.. 25 8 outh Front 8 trMt. cum. . nael. wartf your w H• 1nu You oro ~lvltlon of propolty ond Room718, Columbuo,Ohlo thlo dobto. cooto, end · ottomer 4321.8·089B; Attention: 28 fooo. . Deputy DlrKtor. , . Y '· I d (2) 22; (3) 1 21 Tlllll (U · .. ._, Ett.8,.~ l c-...... ....,, April 1111. limo: 10-4. Foo: $10. 811. ttbll _ . . 101" vwn tUio. Rlln Ill' ahlno. Anyono Intotid In - n g on 8ft. - · -oct: Karon Compboll. 4!11-1141. FM Blnglo Bullotln, Paioonol Ado. lor 114 MoHIIon, OH 441148. somo aaille nil11 Homes GOVERNMENT H01118 Wrlto: - - . P.O. lu 104S, Olllllpolla, OH 41131. Bus· I ·ne· s. s .. e· rvi·ces '. 1...;.----------,r---------.. . .-·__;__.;____. ,.__.____. ;. _. :;._ ogolnot Nch of yDu In Cue# BO·CY; 273 In tho Coun of Com1110n Plou, · Molgo 1 County, O~lo. allll(llng thot . Hellen Hoillnd, formerly · , _ _ Hallin Blolul, lo tho -nor of on undivided 'h lnterwt. and thot tho dafondonta. Rielly LH llllke; Uola flllcho, formerly Llolo Bloke; Justin Calllb Slakl; o minor; An· golo Rucker; ·J-ol Am Whho onci Sholll .Suo Floldl eoch own on unllvldod 1112th lntorolt In -,.ld rul lltllto doocrlbld "ln.· Mid complllnt ao Troct 1 ond USil APPUAJI.CIS ·Tract 2. TriCI1 '1i doocrlbocl 90 lAY WAIUm oalollowo: WASHEIS-$100., TRACT OI\IE: The following doacrlbod reol oototo DIYH-$69 "' IIFIIGIIATOIS-$100 ., oltuowd in .S..tlona 4 and 10, Lot 1151, Town 4. IAIIGIS-...·Boc.-S125 ., Rllifll 1'1 of Ohio ComfiiiZIIS-$125 op pany'o Purcho11, doecrlbod IIICIO OVllll-$79 .,. , 11 , _ _ , to·wlti BltglnKEN'S APPLIANCE nlng eight rodo _.., llnka NO! of tho. northe•at corn• SERVICE of on eighty aero troCI of 992-$33S or 915-3561 lend. deodf~ by Philp Acron Fraril ,.., Offka Hotz• toE .M. Kobblo, woot .,.; t:f t:ot ae; - - . POMEIOY,OHO -entv·nlno rode ond olxty. 10/lOJ:It 11ft olo llnko; thtnca nonh 24 . degreee we.t twenty~one ' 10~1 ... ~ fiftoon llnko to a gum ''"' thence north 20 dog-• Wilt lolty·olx ro~o .JU·Ia. PUbliC Notice of tile _...,. of tiMi dMdo In llkl cNin of tllla. Plllntllf further tllet ""' ........ thet mey . , _ In tho duortpdon or tho wordtng In llkl aheln of t1t1o lo 1 olaud on tho tllle"' Tf110t No. 1 ond ohiluld Ill ,.. mavod by ordor of 11111-n. Plolnutl lurthor thot •r t11et llliiY IPIIMI' In tho dooariptlon or tho -~ ln 'tho DOIWIV._ of tho .... In lllil Troct No. 1 ,,. ousecl duo to tho loot thot tho Plllntllf ond tho dot..-to H - u 1 through IS In tho ,._.ntffl'o complolnt ond their IlNdo· - • lri tho choln of title ho.. beln In -uol poliO• olon of oold -i.l . - e n d lie.. clolmod tltlo ofllld ..el .eoto1a by lnllrumenioof - . ··~ ......rul - - h\ pooiooolon of ~~~~ fo r more thin 21 yaro; thllt thlmoro PubUc Notl llch of tho diiOOICIIInto u.tod . _ _ _..,.._..;.·_..;.ce_-_.•• 8-A through 8-R of tho ·complolnt -~~~ Ill borrod by dlo equltUio ciOctrlrio of 31 ··--...·----.--...- Annoui)C8mentt =...lllsv;:, Sook::a... llolltlonoiiiPL . Con RANDOLPH .... A. P, WILEYINIY..__ . ..mor ,_ _ln ........ _ ., fl.,_. UPHOLS.TEIY . -""""' 3 I The Dally Sentlnei-Page-9 Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiO , LAFF·A·DAY J.::..:,·:;·.;:·::_:.;·..::;c::,·_·;·_:..;.._ "*" ol Tronoponotion, Dl· vlalon of Public Tronoporto· tlon. 25 South Front •~ Roo'" 711S. Columbua Oh..; 43218·0899; Attentloft Dt· pUtyO'-tor. 121 22; 131 1 2tc . ' Friday, March 1, 1991 PubUC Notlct PubllcNcltlce · , 38 · dogreoo weot 20 rud•• ~Mill Siipplli~S .. . . oouth 57 degrlei welt 21S 10d~ thence lOUth ~ liVt:SIIICk 43 ~!111 ...1 Weot 34· . - ; e1 - F1Pm Equtprri.e nt thonCI oouth 5 roda to tho. 62 - Wanled to Buv oectlon llno; t - 181odo •3.;..Livtstock , to pleca of beginning, con· .$4-Hav & Grein. . wlnlna 18 ac- 1 0 rada, 66-Seed a; l=erttli:.! tr more or ION, .nd bolna tho promleoo convoyed by Chorloo Bloke ond wife ·to Tr~nspurlt!IIUII Emml HarbOr• .by worronty dood March 30. 1923, ond 71 - Autoit for Sale rocordo~ In Volume 125, 72-Truc:k• for Sale Pogo 221S, Deod Raco!do. 73 ..- Vtns a. 4 yYD's n-, ore 11.31S ICJII' In 74 - Motorcvcl• Section 6' Mid . 70 ecroo In 7&-lo .. s a. Motors for Sale 78-AutO Perta& Acc•sori• Section 11. T. 4, R. 111n· 77--Auta Aeuir olu~od In thlo doocrijrtlon. 71-Camplng EQuJpmefU . REFERENCE DEED: Vol. 79 - Ctmpers 6 Mo1or Homn 211, l'llge 411; Vol. 219. P - IS35; Vol. 277, P!lll• 10<)1, 'Meigs Cou~ty. Ohio. , Deod Rocor~o. · Subject to illl e11omento. St:rv1ces hllihworo, leoairo ond other convoyonceo of, reco!d, If 81 ~-Hom.-lmprowmoonu onr. , 82-PIUmbirig 6 HeMing Audltor' o Parcel Noo: 83-Eacwtting 84- Eiectric• & Rtffigeretion I#Ofl-00148 I< #09-0<)148. 85 - Generel Htuling r..P..,tlvely. 88-Mobile Home Repet' Plolntiffototaofunherthot 87-Upholttery thoro . . orroro In tho de· ocriptlon Mid otller wroro In tho convoyoncaa of Aid rool lltlltlln tho choln of tltlo of PUblic NOtice •ld r11l oototodoocrlbe~ •• Troct No. 1 In Aid comdocooood . plaint; thot tho defoncfonto. tho unllnown llelrt ot low. M· cooood. DUDLEY FIELDS · • do· nollt of kin, dovl-. dlo· , ••y E s " trlbuteoo, odmlnlotratoro or N M · ce;:.. · WI • d•·,. executoro. If onr. of eoch of 0 MARTHA BR •cy tho following: DANIEL . · ~ ' do· RANDOLPH • .. E~IZABETH' p ~~o:.to RANDO RANDOLPH, EUZA RAN· · ' -aood LPH, POLPH. LUCINDA MYERS, ANTHONY · MYERS, SAQ • p· W1LE R:WILLIA&f ~.dwc:::re~ R.AH E. FIELDS. SARAH ROOD. · DAN ROOD. olul HEAD ., lid ·-DAN . RUDE. o"d I. E. tO. To thoJ!nknown llelro· ROOD, DUD LEI' FIELDS, ot·lew, ~e- WIUIAM H. ~HITEHEAD. . i ..... nut-of-kin, v - . ~a•tooo,odmlnlatro- M~TILDA RE. , WILLARD tore, exocutoro 1 "~ dlo· REED. 2nd. MAJOR RAN· trHibuiTR-IB.,BETTif' " of JA~ES DOLPH, ·MARl' E. IWI", 'uoceooow: MARTH• BRACY. D'"VID ·, ., You a.. hortby notlflod 1 ,:;:::.:,:::;~:_::::;;:.;.;...:::..,:O:~L.::.::::.:.::;:,::;:::,::::,::!,.J_::o:u:_:ore:.,:r:oq:u::;::,.::_to:_:an:;-~· that on the 4th cloy of Do· I" Real Estate General 'JNith hondlcoppjng condltiono v · Pubnc Notice . PUBLIC NOTICE - Tho Molgolndu~t~:loo, Inc .. which lo • prlvoto nonprofit corpoutlon lnton~o to oub· Jill! oppllcotlon lor o capitol gr111t under tho proylolono of Section 11S (b) (21 oftlle Ur· lion mou Tronoponsnlon !let of 1984, 11 omeri~od, to provldi tr•n1P0f1atlon ..,. ylco lor tho oklerly ond. hon, illcoppod within Molgo, Golllo, and Atllena Countllo. •Tho gront oppllcotlon wlllro· quHt one etanderd ven tor thOMIIUrt>OMI. .; It II projoc1ad IIIII 100 - j!ldorly -no or -no It .60 .011/ dily 1, ,. ,, I .42 lot. deeded to JnH Ron· dolph, •I• 8\io ecre In ooutheoat corner of •ld de· oc-troet. REFERENCE DEED: Vol. 21S9.• l'llgo 411; Vol. 289, P - 135; Vol. 277. Pogo 1006, Molgo County. Ohio, o.dR-rdo. .Tract 21o doicrlllo~ u fol· · ~==~=~~::: BULLETIN · BOARD· .. ' j -~ Annou nt:P.IIII! nl s . • •~oo .Rae• •r• tor conMcutNfi runt, broken ~PdiY' will btcharg.:t ., run 3 d.,s,al no ch•ge. Ov•• 11 Wordo . • .:.lO Rete . . a•.oo 15 10 Monthly "Ada outlidt Meigs, Gallla or M•aon couoti.. must be prepaid. · . · •Rec.We t .IO discount tor edl paid in •••nee. · •free ~~ - Give.way end Found·~· uF!d• 16 wOrd• will be 1 Words 16 16 3 6. NOON SATURDAY y I In -~~ pon of -doocrlbod . TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992 ·2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. until 1- · Eocopt ono oc,. of 8 A.M. PubDc Notice to • papilr. olump; - · ~·""- rada ., Iondo formwly - " " by TllornM Tllbbllt 2nd; ttionco owth - t y n>do; - · -ont11n . - ; th-• lOUth 10'h ...... thlny·thrM rodo ond twenty Hnlco to tho ploco "" llogln· nlng, containing 28 and ISifDth ~!:reo. Ill tllo ...,.. ~ ·The Area's. Number· 1 Marketplace ' Friday, March 1 1981 Ohio Public Notice I - - • !, ,.. '' . I ' .j l �Page:.-10-The Dally Sentinel .~-... Incai Friday, March 1, 1991 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio briefs-~ .· Group.•._c_o_lldl_•.,_4.:...fre_•..:;.,.,....;;_J_ _ _ _~~ director, voted to sponsor the annu- ebratioll, named the Catfish Festial event which has IIDiuaDy attract- val, were discussed and Bob . ed h~ of childlen to the com-. Gilmore, Association p~esident, .. muruty. reported that he has secured GenerMitch . Meadows has · been aJ James Hartinger (ReL) a native· named chairman tor the egg hunt Meigs Countian residing in ColAn Albany woman was cited for llriving under the influenc~:~ Thursday after a l.Wo,car accident on State Route 7. · which has been sc.heduled for 2 orado Springs, Colo., as the rea:· Sandra M. Phillips, 38, or Route 2, was cited after she attempted . p.m. on Easter Sunday, Ma!th 31, lured speaker. The entertainment · will include the Crossover Blllld 1 to make a right tum onto Meigs County Road 24, alld drifted left of .. at the General8artinger Pmt. ·• , center while turning, into the path of an oncoming car. Phillips' • · .. As in previous years the part l!1d the Shady River.Shufflers. The Middlepon Arts Council will be dtvided into sections for : vehicle struck the second car, driven by Mary E. O'Bri!m, 37, of various age groups. Each plastic · will be asked to pilrticipate in the 1 ; , Township Road 66, Pomeroy, in the left side, resulting in.modetate · damage to both vehicles. · · egg wi1J have inside it a merchan· celelntion with displa and other 1 dise cerliftellle or other~· Mer- activities; and there· be 5J!'CC · · Neither driver was injured. Phillips passenger, Wetzel M. chants will be solicited for the for uts and cnifts exhibits along . Phillips, 36, of Albany, and O' Brien's passenger, Joy R, O'Brien, 15, of Pomeroy, were also uninjured. prizes. the stteet as well as for refreshment I' Plalls for the FOiirtll of July eel- : and game booths. · Phillips was also cited for driving left of tenter. · ' . The AsSociation also .reviewed l i EMS Runs . plans for thebloclc party which has . ••• . been set for Sept. 21. Bringing in a. Seven calls for assistance were answe(ed on 1bursday lind early continued rrom page 1 carnival was discussed and Friday morning by unirs of Meigs County EmeQ!eilcy Medical Sertract stage in bile . 1992. He said Gilmore ~ that be had been vices. . . . · . . . design on lhe Salt Creek span, exin touch With a company which is At 9:07 a.m., Rutland squad went to Dye Road for Lucille Lam- . available fot two days pieceding .months." ben. She was taken to Holzer Medical Center. · di ed and the day of the party. Just where At 1:4<1 p.m., Middlepon squad went to Pearl Streedor Ocel V:4"~"'-k "'"' IR4:8L ' current tlie carnival woiild be .located .has . Sears. Seats was transported to VeteranS Memorial Hospital. At replaeement plans for Salt Creek .not y.l!!t been determined by the 5:46 p.m., Middlepon squad responded to Page Street for Anna call for a twO--lane span. He said Cline. Cline was taken 10 Veterans. At 7:54 p.m., Tuppers Plains consideration of a four-lane bridge group. ftre dep:!rtment went to State Route 681 for a trash fire at the Taylor would present difficulty because it residence. At 8:08 p.rri., Tuppers Plains squad went to the Taylor . would require a .fill out into the · • residence. Gladys Taylor was treated but not transported. · . Ohio River. · . · · At. 1:33am. on Friday, Middlepon squad went to Stoty's Run "It Would be a considerable Am Ele PoWer .... ~ .................28 1/2 Road for Frank Haggy, who was treated but not transported At 5:40 task," said Vankirk wh~ represen- Aslllanci Oil ...........;.............. 33 tn.. a.m., Rutland squad went to Romine Road for Charles Romine 10 tatives · of the Mason County AT&T ...................':...............33 318 Holzer Medical Cent«. · delegation UQ!ed consideration of a . .BobEvans ·............................ 17 518 four-lane Salt Creek Bridge arid ex- Charming Shop.•:........ ;.......:...,... 13 City ~lding ...................... 14 5/10 to below Fedcnl Mogul ........,............. l5 318 • V: · said the DOH would §et Goodyear T&R ......;..............20 318 :Kathryn Jones She worked as a clerk for Plant . into an "environmental problem if Key Centurion ...................... 111/4 !· Equipment, Inc. in Cincinnati and it would want to fill in along the Lan.ds' End ................................. 18 • Kathryn ]one~. 58, of wasam'emberoftheNewHaven. OhioRiver: Hespeculateditwould · Limited lpc, ..........................23 318 Survivors include two daughters · ·be difficult getting ~its from the Multimedia :Reedsville, died Friday, MM:h I at 71 1/8 .Veterans Hospital fol- and sons-me · 1aw, sue EUen and· us · Rax Restaunlllt............... ;...... Jl/32 . 'I · b.Memorial · f ·u . . corps ofE ngmeers .. . Gary W. Miller of New Haven and Vankirk, however, · a~ to. Robbins&Myers .................. .26 1!2 • owmg a ne I ness. · : She was born ill Meigs Copnty RebeccaJ, and Daniel R. Steves of '"lnoka:titagain." Shoney's Iix:............,.................. 14 ' jiln October 2, 1932, the daughter of Cincinnati; a son and d•=n 'hter·inAttending, in addition to Sens. 'Star Barit·........~ ............................23 · !Jacob and NeUie Boring Lee. ' law, Phillip D. and B K. D'ttrnar 1 an d Craigo,and Ma.yor Wendy Int'l. .......:.... ,..............7 7/8 ! s he was a· homemaker and a Goodnite of Point Pleasant; a sister, Holland, were Charles Lanhan; W~gton In_d..:................22 S/8 1member of the Middleport lode· Mrs. Walter (Pauline) Grinstead of whO served as spokesman for the ;pendent Holiness Church. New Haven; a brother, James H. Mason County delegation, Frank • Surviving are two daughters, Staats of Point Pleasant and six Lee, Gus DOuglass, Joe Ellison, JJ. South Cenlral Ohio :Martha Jane Hart, Reedsville, and granc!children. Wedge, Bernie Riddle, John Showers and a chance of thun:Shirley Jones, New Haven, W.Va; Service will be held on Sunday, Wiseman and Bob Wingett. ~wo sons, Paul J. Jones, Reedsville, M h3 30 · derstorms, and windy Friday nigbt. land James ·David Jones, Minan: • at 1: p.m. at the New with a low in the mid 50s. Chailce iersville; a ~teps~m·, Charles D. Haven United Metltodist Chtirch of rain ·is 80 percent. Variable Jones, Pomeroy; three brothers, wilh the Rev. Clifford N. West cloudiness Satunjay, with a chance :James Lee, Chesapeake, John.Lee officiating... 1Burial will be in the Conde perSIIIUll of showers and thunderstonns and · · Bertha .Conde of Pomeroy. is highs between 65 and 70. Chance · <of Minnesota. Hobie Lee;' two sis·' Graham Cemetery. · ·Frien<ls may call at FogleSOng celebrating her 9Sth birthday on Of rain is SO patent. :ters,' Velva Cade, Rutland and · :Nancy MacCumber; and eight Funeral Home on Saturday from 6- Friday. She remains v~ .active. ·~m~~~dch!ldren. . ·. 8 p.m. and one hour prior to the Cards and the:Iike can be sent to 6 Ohio ~nded Forecast Oak Street in Pomeroy. . -Besides her parents, she .was · service at lh~ church. . Soliday through Tuesday :ereceded in death by her husband, A chancC of rain Sunday, with a Marrilge liceilse :Charles W. Jones; a daughter, Eva chance of rain or snow Monday, Charles Tuivey . A '!larriajle license has been and fair weather on Tuesday. mgl$ :Jones; 1!1111 a sister, NeUie Vincent. ftled m Metgs County Prpbate : Funeral services will be Monday Charles E. · Tuivey, ·II, 34, of Coon by Wayne·Allen Shamp, 26, will range from the lowu 40s to the 11t II a.m. at Ewing Funeral Some died Thursday, Febi'uary and Teresa Ann Lawrence Ann lower SOs Sunday, ~. in the 40s ;with ReV. O'Dell Manley official· Columbus. Monday and Tuesday. ·.Overnight · Lawrence, 29, both of R~e: . lows Hng. Burial will be in Rock Springs 28, 1991, at hoine. will range from the low 30s to Born July 6, 1956 in Mason, he !Cemetery. · the llllPIIl: 40J Sund!ly mQll!ing, in was the son of Charles E. Thivey of DissolutiOn died 1 Fiiends may call at the funeral Columbus ihe 30s early Mondiy, and 1:8Jiging and the late Dorothy F. An action for, dissolution of from ihe mid 20s''kf ihe mid 30s (home from 7 to 9 p.m·. on Sunday. (GiDand) TuiveY. .~ · marriage has been flied in ~eigs .· Tuesday morning. . ' Additional survivors include a County Common Pleas Court by :Fran'ces Goodnight . . sister, Sharon L. Garee of Colum- ~veU Leroy Hite and Artie W. .. ; FfliJICQ L. Goodnite, 77, . of bus; two uncles, Roben M. Gilland Hite, both of Malta, Ohio. . GRAVElY TRACTOR • :springdale, OH, formerly of New · of New Haven and Lewis R. Gil· SALES & SERVICE . . !Haven died Thursday, Febi'uary 28, . land of Mason and an aunt Survilla Service set Po-y,OH. .204 Can!lar lt. . 11991, at home. .· • GiUand of New Haven. The Reedsville~ong BottOJll FaD 6 Winter Hours I Bcim Oc~ 28, 1913 in New A graveside Silrvice will be held charge of the United Methodist TUEIIDAY THRU FRIDAY · ~aven, she was a daughter of the SaiUrday, March 2, at 1:30 p.m. at ChiUCh•wiD be holding Easter Sun- . ' 8 A.M.·& P.M. . . SAT. 8 A.M.-1 P.M. late :JameS L. and Margaret J. (Bal· Kirkland . Memorial Gardens with rise Services at the Reedsville CLOSED MONDAYS '• ;ser) Slaats. She was also Jl!'eeeded Rev. Bennie Stevens officiating. church on Easter Simday, MBrth 31 •in death by her husband, Darren L. Friends. may . ~ at the beginning at 6:30 a.m. Brelikfast ,,POridnite in 1952; a sister and four ·. Foglesong Funeral Home on Satur· wiD follow. The public is invited to ~THE attend. · · . ibrothers. day from 12-1 p.m. !.. Cootiaued rrom page 1 ! -Albany woman cited in crash wm Athens FmHA personnel·to attend state conference . 1 personnel in the Athens County Office loc.ated at I 0233 Albany Road, Athens, will be auending a State-wide_ conference in Cincinnati March 6-8. The county office which serves ~County will be closed during those dates and will reopen on Monday, March 11 at 8 . Fm~,Nati.Ona1 Office officials ----------~~~~ 75 cents Grand of Masons honored B-1 . ' ' ----Area deaths Vol; 28, No. 4 Copyrlghlod 111111 Long Bed. Auto., Air, Stereo. Cruise. Tilt. ·~ Only 3,500 mileJ. · :s~~i.*-~~-tane percent and Vinton, the region's his!! number at 11.8 percent. . The state unemployment rate for January. was ·7.3 percent and tl1e natiOilal rate was 7.0 percent. After seasonal adjustment, Ohio's jobless rate was 5.9 percent and the U.S . rate was 6.2 percent in January. · In addition to Franklin, nine counties had unemploymennates ai or below 6.0 percent in January. Automatic. Air, Cassette 199~ . 1990 CEO M.ORO LSI Auto;, Air, Stereo . 1990 PONTIAC LeMANS 4 DR. Auto., Air, Stereo ..I ___...___ ··• · Auto., Air, Stereo .. · · ., · *ftebata and First Time Buyer Back to Dealer.' . 'J; ~' JIM . COB ' . . 308 EAST MAIN . . . .· 992-6614 · . POMEROY • .I i 1991.Mercu:ry Cougar LS ' i.l'• \- 00 $15,999 £IIDl This [s A Fully ~uippecl Brand New car With an The Eztrast · .. At This Price - No Negotiations, No Hassle! ·. ,.. 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'" ~ ' Pike (14.4 percent). Harrison (13.8 <;ourity · percent), Hocking (12.9 percent), Athens Crawford and Hardin (12.7 per- Gallia cent), Monroe (12.5 percent), and Flocking Wyandot (12.1 percent), . ..Jackson Lawrence The Southeast Ohio county-by- Meigs county breakdown of Unemploy - Scioto · ment,rates i~ Ohio, listing the job- Vinton less rates for January 1991 , Decem- Washington ber 1990 . Sllite or Ollio Jap9l Dec90 7.4 10.2 12.9 9.4 7.9 .11.6 11..3 11.8 8.3 7J 5.9 7.9 8.6 7.1 5.8 8.0 8.5 8.1 5.6 5.7 ' According to repons, Wamsley Plumley were all transponed to and her husband, Earl ''Frankie" Pleasant Valley Hospital, where Wamsley, were attempting to move they were tre.~ted and released actheir disabled vehicle from tile cording to a hospital spokespe~on. southbound lane of S.R. 2 as two Comptere details, as well as adother vehicles, driven by Dennis K dreSSIIS for . the dri~e!$ were not Crilon and James M. DunQ, stop· . available from the sheriff's depart· ped behind them. · ment . . . The tractor-trailer, driven by ~il- . . The Poirlt Pleasant Yolulu.cer ham E. Plumley, .was also travelmg Fife. Department was alSo on the south, but could not stop in lime scei1C to assist. · and struck Dunn) vehicle in the Funeral services for Wamsley rear. The collision slatted a chain will be conducted Monday, 1:30 reaction. .p.m., at the .Wilcoxen Funeral 1t7ward off;;.-;·fuiih~lllii>ll ' . ' GALLD'OLIS- The farilily .of weigh'ing approximately 85 a missing boy and ~is father are pounds. He has brown eyes and wearnow offering a reward for any broWn hair and was last ' information as to the whereabouts . in~ a black pqllover hooded swealshlrt, blue jeans and whire high-top two . land Roundtable, the Cleveland of the The family of Jeffrey L. Haney, sneakers. ;He is a sixth grade stuCommission on Higher Education, 36, and his son, Jeffrey S. Halley, dent at Washington Elementary. and the G~ter Cleveland Council . 12, are offering $10,000 for any In a WSAZ-TV report, the fami· of Boy Scouts of America. · information leading to the discov- ly of the two stated that they may He is also a member of the ery of the two males who have . hl've disappeared in connection Board of Directors of the Greater , been missing since the beginning with a drug deal gone awry. but Cleveland Growth Association, the Cleveland Committee on ·Foreign of February. The Gallia County Sheriff"s Relations, and lhe Executive Com- . Departrneni is asking anyone with mittee of' the Cleveland Council on any information to call 446-1221, World Affairs. He is past president or I ·800-843-5678. CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) - President Hosni Mubarak, emerging as · of the National Association of . The two were las! seen on Feb. one of the 'victorious from lhe Persian Gulf crisis, has called an Business EconomistS. State Route 7 and are believed emeQ!ency session of Parliament for Sunday to brief.Egyptian lawHoskins has served as a visiting . 8to.on be together. Jeffrey. L. Halley is makers on .lhe postwar era after the liberation of Kuwait, an official faculty member of the .Wharton described being five fee.t, ten decree announced Saturday. School, University of Pennsylva- inches tall is and wetghing approxiMubliralc, leader of the most POtidlbus Arab codn!'}', has played a pia; the SIOnier G!Jiduale School of mately !65 pounds. He has brown le.~ding role il! the deployment· ot lhe U.s.-led mulunational fore~ Banking and the Graduate SchQ<>I hair and brown eyes. that li~111ted the oil-rich emirate lind inflicted a crushing defeat on of Banking at Madison, Wis. . Jeffrey 'S. Haney is described as the lraqlllnny. · The Chamber feels fonunate to being four feet, five inches tall aQd ... have the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland as featured speaker, Wiseman said. Tickets for the meeting are available atthe Chamber office. Reservations must he made no later than April 4. Call the Chamber office at 446-0596 for additional COLUMBUS (UP!) - Three they plan to seek rate incr,!'ases The Cincinnati company will information. ask for a $210 million, 20 percent Ohio utility companies, including ne~t year. · Col urn bus Southern Power Co., · Most of the proposed increases increase, while the Dayton compaplan to ask for rate hikes to help are related to construction and ny is seeking a $189 million , 2~ · pay for the $3.55 billion William pending operation of lhe Zimmer percent rate hike, and Columbus H. Zimmer power plant near plant ·in Clermont County. The Southern wants a $202 minion, 28 1,300-megawalljlenell!ting station percent increase. · Cincinnati. . is to begin operation by April t Dayton Power and Light Co .• Formal -rate requests will ·be The former nuclear plant, now filed with the PUCO on April 2. Columbus Southern Power Co., and Cincinnati Gas and Electric convened to bum coal, is owned by The commission will have 275 may request a deferment of the col- Co. notified the Public Utilities the three utilities and operated by . days after the formal filings to lection. If granted, no penalty or ·ca&E . ... (See 3 Qmo, page A4) interest will be charged while the Commission of Ohio Friday that deferment is in effect. . While activated, cenain tyjl\ls of military pay is tax exempt: BAQ (basic allowance for quarters), BAS (basic allowance for subsisrence), certain family aUowances, and uniform allowances for officers and , enlisted JlCCS9nnel. . However, as with the regular military, special 11ay for foreign or hazardous duty 1s sub~ect to tax. Remember, this is for earnings in 1990. Pl:esident Bush and Congress declared the Kuwaiti theater a war zone in mid-January, and any earnings from that time until the troops · leave is tax exempt for 1991's tax return. Angel said any family considering waiting for the military penonGATHERING OP SPACE COMMANDERS nnt commander of Air Force gpac:e Command; n.el to return before filing their • The nve general omc:en who have commanded Mllj. Gen. Maurice ·c. Padden, and Lt. Gea. taxes should consider. whether or the Air Forte Space Commaad slnee Ita f01'1111· Thom.. S. Moorman, Jr., who became the ftfth . n11.t they will be getting money lion in 1981 1athered rec:ently at the commllnd and current commander of Air Force Space haC". ' . headquarten at Petenon Air For.ee Bue, Colo., Commaad last Mardi. GCJ~eral Hartinaer, who She added that sometimes, if the)lr~ meeting of aU of them at tbe same time is from Middleport, also served as commander thete .is no power of attorney, the and place. They are, left to right, Gen. Donald J, In i:hlef of the. North American Aerospace Kut:tna, now commander Ia chief of the U.S. wife may ~ive thought 10 the marDefense Commaad. He retired from the Air Space Command ilbd North Amerlclb ried filing JOintly oplion. The return Foree In 1984. Genel'lll Hartlnaer Is married to may not be that different, Angel Aerospace Derease Command; Ge.n•.Robert T. the former Mlc:key Christian ofMuUens, W.Va. said. Herres; Gea. James y. HartlnRer, wbQ - tbe Egypt to hold special parliament . 3 Ohio utility firms to seek rate hikes. to pay for Zimmer power_plant · GALLIPOLIS ~ Although peace is at hand, it may be some time before National Gliard and Reserve troops return to the Ullited States, according to Pentagon officials . In the meantime, the deadllne for filing 1990 taxes remams April IS, and that may be before they return. All Guard and Reserve members are being given a two-month exten· sion from lhe date they return to the U,S. to file their tax return. However,.. Whoever will be · filing the return needs to infohn the IRS of that taxpayer's status as Desert Storm, accordinjl to Lyon Angel, a CPA in GaiUpohs. It is important to send a copy of the activauon orders to the IRS,let· 'ing them know the person is deployed, and is out of the country, Anjlel said. She and other CPAs in Ohio are providing free tax preparasion for Desert S1«111 families. If not told, the Internal Revenue Service will assume the person is evading taxes when no return is sent. To be eligible for the free assistance in individual or joint returns, the Reservist or Guardsman must be called to active duty, be an Ohio resident, service outside lhe state or . CIJUDtry for at least 90 days, a por- · lion of which occurs during February to ·April I ~91, have not been released from active duty prior tO March 15; and submit a copy of ·activation orders. . There are some things that·family members De¢ to know about filing, Angel said. First, that person must have a power of attorney from the activaled Reser:vist or Guardsman. If there is no power of attorney, the IRS provides a tax power of attorney. If there is a divorce in proP.', Angel said, the return can sull be filed. The person here flUs out that part of the return, and.then it is sent . to the Judge Advoc11te General (JAG officer) for lhe state Guard or Reserve to be completed. . Many Guardsmen and Reservists are taking a pay cut to participate in Operation Desert Storm, and the IRS will take that into some consideration. If the taxpayer is unable to meet the obliga- ' tion owed the government, they - • I i Multimedia.Inc. Nowopopor . .. GALLIPOLIS • W. Lee Hoskins, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, will be the featured speaker at the 54th annual meeting of the Gallipolis . Area Chamber of Co(llmerce, on Thursday, April II. The event is scheduled 'for the . James A. RhOdes Community Student Center at the University of Rio Grande. • According to Tom Wiseman, · Chamber president., Hoskins has been ·with the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland since 1987 . Prior to that, he was Chief Economist and Senior Vice President for Economics and Corporate Affairs of PNC Financial Corporation in Pittsburgh, PA. It was in 1969 ~bat he joined the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia as an economist. During the next 11 years, Hoskins received a W. LEE HOSKINS number of promotions, becoming Vice President and Director of the University of California' at Los Angeles. · Research in 1975. He received his B.A., M.A. and Hoskins is a trustee of ClevePh.D. degrees in economics from land Tomorrow, the Greater Cleve- · By LEE ANN THOMPSON Times-Sentinel Staff Sllrblp ..... I 111 S..tiono, 102 Pog01 /4 State CPA's helping Desert Storm . families even though ~ar laoks over . •• .•. I '· ' ··.. : r~le'lielaflid'F!tfleral· Rt!'$~11!e ·pr:esidettt Q£ :lllissin,g. boy·and his (ather ·. namNf·Cha.m,ber meeting speak~r seen . 1,. \ ' CHEVROlET - OlD .:CADILlAC - GEO ·. SYSTEM . I .. ., ,: JQR.U~ eQNSTRJiCTION ON SCHE.D· ULE ~~eli ovation and ·a ddition to 'tile Dr. • Samuel L. Memorial Library, GaiUP,olis, is on .· 't .. 'GRAVELY • ' · ·199,0 PONTIAC LeMANS 2 .DR. . . ,• .· : . .. ''' High in mid.40s. . . Automatic, Air, Stereo · II They were: Hamilton (4.5 percent), Delaware (4,8 percent), Hancock and Madison. (5.6 percent), Geauga (5 .7 percent) ; Cuyahoga and Holmes (5 .8 percent), Union (5.9 percent), and Montgomery (6.0 · percent). ·. Counties with jobless rates above 12 percent in addition to Adams were: Perry (16.2 percent), Huron (14.9 percent), LOrain and POINT PLEASANT - A four· · vehicle accident early Saturday morning left one woman dead after she was thrown from her· vehicle and struck by a tractor-trailer , accorrhng .to the. Mason County Sheriff's Department, Debra L. Wamsley, 24, of Gallipolis Ferry, was pronounced dead at the scene by Mason County Coroner Breton MoQ!an. Morgan said Saturday morning ·that Wamsley died o.f . multiple wounds and !hat no aut9Psy will be T 0 Cbanee of ~in 80 percent, on·e dead in' four-car accident ( CHEV. CAVALIER 15 ·4 DR. Announcements ' • . ·. Mlddleport....:.Pomeroy--G!llllpoii&-Polnt Pleaaant, March 3, 1991 COLUMBUS, Ohio (uP!) ·· Gallia and Jackson county · The Ohio Bureau of Employment unemployment rates both increased Servicesreported Friday unem- 2.3 percent; Lawrence's was up 2.1 ployment rates for January rose in percent; Vinton's by 3.1 percent: nearly 'all of.the state's 88 counties; Meigs County's unemployment following normal December to Jan· · jumped 3.6 percent, in tile state uary patterns. I estimates. · The jobless rates ranged from a · The current sta.tistics ·for the low of 4.4 percent in Franklin . Southeastern Counties are: Gallilj, County to a high of 17.7 percent in . 10.2 percent; Jackson, 9.4 pe~ent; A~s County; the agency said. . Lawrence, 7.7 percent; Meigs, 11.6 1991 CAVALIER COUPE* Weather ; . Ohio's countyjobless rates climb in January SAVE BIG! look and See What You · ·.Can Get For Under · · s2oooo·-A·Month me..................... • · Alopg lite River ,..B-1-1 Business:.J>-1 . C~mics..Jnsert Classllleds.•.D-2-7 Deaths...A-3 · Edltoriai••.A-2 . Farm-P-I-8 Sports...C-1-6 · Me.igs County dental poster contest winners announced~ B-6 ,. 1990 DODGE DAKOTA SE PICKUP Stocks. . :~: Inside: Wahama White Falcons are . ousted from sectional tourney - C-5 ·Shad.le ' :r '. I ·Saturday's college cage scores- C-1 . will ~cipate in ~ conference •. provadtng tnform..~on ~.n ~ecent program and admiDIStrattve devel- · opmcnts. . ' . .' The IXlllferencc Will also be used 1 to provide formal training to •· FmHA personnel which will assist : them in the performance of their ~ duties. Emergency calls may be • . directed to the State Office in ; . Columbus. 614-469-S605. :. 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