https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0279048904cb04138699e52b9413acfc.pdf 9b5dc582e257b0ed052262fc5ec80e3c PDF Text Text 1991 uruu Meigs announcements ,. Teea Weellel!d pJ'OII'IIII plaDDed The Ohio Division rl the Allier· ican Cancer Socioty is offering illl first annual Teen Weekend Pro11ram to individuals Bled 16 lh!'OUIIh 20 who arc ~ing ~ ·for cancer or· who n m JeiiiiSS10II from caacer. The 1991 Teen Weellend pro-· gram will be held July 19-21 at Geneva Hills in Lancaster. The fll'SI 30 .individuals registered for the weekend will be accepted . The camp will be staffed.with · medical persoonel and couaselon to assist teens ~ial needs. 1 Disruptions iD diets and medical sc:hed ea will not occur. •·. The enlire tuition for lbe weekend camper will be paid by the American Cancer SocJCty tbrou11h individual and ~ donations. The weekend will pvvide teena . with a chance to shan: a fuD-Iilled camping experience with their ' peers. Activities wi.ll include canoeing, fishing, swimming, hiking and cooperative games. Because individuals wilb cancer may tire easily, the pace will 116. adapted and rest periods will be!., providcd. . . To re11ister for the weekend,·· contact the~ and rehabilita- " lion department at the Ohio Divi:•• sion of the American Cancer Soci' .. ety at 1 (800) 6116-4357 or 1 (SOOt · 889-9565. •• Ohio Lottery Lakers win,· gain NB,A finals • Pick 3:771 Pick 4:0795 Cards : 9·8, 6·C 4-D; 2-S Low tonight near 70. Saturday, humid. High in 90s. Chance of rain 50 percent. Page4 • i!: Till!: PROFS • Oblo Ulllvenlty's juz qlllll'tet ''Tbe Profs," ire sbOWD here prepar!Dg for tbe Ariel Theatre's 1ala "Galaxy of Stars" nrst aaalversary celebratlQn Frlllay, May 31. SbOWD bere left to riJbt .re bulllt 'DaD :-~ilUcb;d laellstllbllplloalllt Da'rid Lewll, pllllflt S)'I'IICue aad drummer Guy Remollko. . .OUjazz quartet to peform Friday "The Profs," a jazz quartlit from Ohio University will be one of the featlRd groups aube histllic Ariel Theatre's "Galaxy of Stars" first anniversary celebration. The gala event is Friday, May 31, at 8 p.m. The group is comprised of faculty members from the School of Music at OU. The Profs will be performing such hits as '"I'he Song is You" by .1erome Ker11, "The Girl From •Jpanema" by Antonio Jobin, a medley of IWies by George Gersh· win as weD as others. - Members of the group include Guy Remonko whose credits include being tbc principal pcrcussionist with the Ariel's own Ohio Valley Symphony and pianist Richard S~use wbo performed for tbe Ariel's Grand Openina last summer and, Dime recendy, at the piano dedication concert. That exquisite performance was a benefit for the Ariel Theatre. David Lewis, also no stranger ID the Ariel stage since soloing with the OVS Ibis spring, will perform on both tbe clarinet and saxop!lone. Bassist Dan Clalk romxls 0111 tbe group. · 9tber performers on tbe progmm include the Second Century Singers with a variety of patriotic songs and Jonathan & Judith Cavendish presentini tunes from ''TheSoundofMusic. · TiCkets are$10 which includes a reception in the Masonic Hall immediately following tbe performance, Tickets are available at Peddler's Pantry, Bruaicardi Music, Criminal Records and the Stowaway. For more information, caD the Ariel at 446-ARTS. THE JOY SINGERS - ne (nJap "Joy" wiD be "'&lng at tbe Bead Ana Gos1lel Sing at .tile~ Coanty Fair Grtlllllds liD Sat-. urday aad Saaciay. Tile ol Dortby Bailey aad Patty Henaler. Tbey will abo be al Jane 14 aad 15 at tbe annual Singing ill Plnea event. Tbey w1 be singing at tbe First Gospel Sing In Gallla County at the county fairgrounds on Aug. 30 and 31. The group ... a-eated a Dt1l' t1q1e ·wllch wll be released Ws fill entitled, ''The Anointing," Henaler wrote etpt nl the - . . oa the tape and Bailey wrote the - . , "He Took Tbls Heart of Mille." JCIJCI! Cuey wrote tbe -e. ''MODIIIIy, Is Tbere Room for Me In Heaven," for Heuler's ~ugbter, Julia. Tbat 10111 wiD be released tbls flU. To sc•edule tbe IJ'OIIP call247-2575 or 94!1-1721. grou':;- Middleport class of 1941 gathers JWIY A was held at lbe Middle· ponLellion Hall for the Midd~ High School Class of 1941. A calered dinner was served to !bose aaending. · . Attendinll were Roena A!iiherson Johnson, Columbus; Lots and Kennelh McEhinney, Middleport; Artamae Baker Buskirk, Middle· port; Jean Bennett Ro11ers, Oak Harbor; Betty Brown and Charles Lambert, Reedsville; Bill Diles and Mary, Athens; Goldie Gray Gilmore, Pomeroy; Clarice Gibbs Krautter, Pomeroy; Ruth Hamilton · Point Pleasant, W.Va.; OOiotll}' Mallidn Jenkins, Middle- port; Sylvia ~yer and Ches~r Rice, Union Ctty, Ga.; Marjorie Miller Vaad4;rhoof and husband, Marion; Bill and Barbara Reichman, Fairfield Glades, Tenn.; Denver ~d ~ora Rice, Middlepqrt; Rosalie Rice Frencb and husband, Worthington; Helen Jane Root F'telds, Delaware; Jean Roush Rus· sell, Reynoldsburg; Waller W. and Pennie Smith, Columbus; Josephine Stewart and Dallas Blevins, Middleport; Robert C. and Elizabeth Tompkins, Lawson, Mel.; Nina Triplett and Chet Haddox, HoD:fW90d, Fla.; Della Mae Sommers, Ravenna; Mr. and Mrs. ~; lack and DorOthy ~tew- While, Ros~omman 1 M1ch.; Martha and Ttp CunntJ1gbam, Lima; Raymond and Betty Jo Allensworth, Grovepon; Gordon aad Mary Eunice Harri~, Colum· bus; Gene and Janet Harris, Co!um· bus; Charles Brooks, Mansfteld; Mildred Asbury Mosley, St. Alban~. W.Va.; Cbarles Entsm1n11cr, ·Soutb Charleston, W.Va. art BOB'S 0 ·~ VBS scheduled Reedsville Chulch of Christ. the Eden United Brethren Church and the Reedsville and Lon11 Bottom United Methodist Cbun:ll will hold combined Vacation Bible School at Riverview ScboolJnne 10.14will from ,., ___ be 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.............. held for aU ages, including adults. Everyone is welcome. IC.E COLD MELONS 4 us.. $100 BANANAS GERANIUMS SI~E FLAT OF 18 $4lt ASSORTMENT .PERENNI~L PLANTS 5 5" SQUAll POTS COCA-COLA FOI $599 $288 IEGUlAI 01 DID · 12 PACK ,.... .'" ' .... " •• ~ ~ -.. MEIGS FARM MARKET POMIIOY OHIO 300 WIST MAIN ••• I 8 GREENHOUSES, INC. Announces. SPECTACULARSAvtNGS ' '!' FlNISHIN.G TOUCQES • Jllllior Smltb aad Ray Pai'SOIII were bard at work on Thursday, puttiJII tbe flnlablng toudles oa flowers ~lmd tbe base of tbe Civil War moaament in Pomeroy. Smltll and Panou, Melp Couty Courtboue e1lltodlal ataft', helped plant bandred&· olllowers ·~ the JaODIIJIIent and in othe.r areis 8W'I'OIIIICIInt tbe eovtboue. Southern board discontinues noon kindergarten bus routes Wisconsin girl claims spelling title PRICES GOOD TBR.U END OJI' SEASON ' WASHINGTON (AP)- She's a voracious reader and her mom's her speUing coach. That plus some good guesswOrk ll)8(le ·13-year-old 1oinne Lagatta tbe winner of the 641b National Spcl1ing Bee. · Joanne sailed throu11h tbe ftrSt eight rounds of co~petition and then survived a llfUClinll 90-minute battle Thursday all8instll-year-old sixthrr Maria Mathew of ster· lin~ 'two-day spelling bee began And Of Course, Boll's Bas rhe Fresh Qualit)t Produee You've Come ro E*peet ••• VID"LIA ONION 59¢ LB. ' FLORIDA NEW WHITE POTATOES JUMB06SIZE $299 ~:~· $199 EACH SPELLING CHAMP • Joanne Laptta, 13, ol CllatonYIUe, Wis., bolds tropby above ber bead after winDing the 1991 Natloaal Spelliag Bee in Washington Thursday. (AP) Now Two Conuenfat l.oeatfons ••• 1/4 Mill Nonh of Pomeroy/MIIOn Bridge MUon,WV PhoM (304) 773-5721 Open: Mondly-Saturdly, I 1111-1 pm; Sunday, 9em-9 pm 2400 Eulem Avenue (1C1"081 from K·Mart) o.Jllpolll, Ott PhoM(I14)441-1711 Open: Monctly-s.turdly,. 1111-l pm; Sunclly, 111111-1 pm * PRODUCE PRICES EFFEcnYE FRIDAY, MAY 31 THRU SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1890 *PLANT PRICES EFFEcnVE MAY 31 THRU END OF SEASON FR~AY, , FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED ON PURCHASE OF VEGETABLE BEDDING PLANTS AND·BULK SEED lno. -opoper ---Local briefs-Wreck damage said minor Minlr front end damage was occurred to a parked car owned by Rillerview Petsonal Care Home, West Columbia, W. Va. Thursday. The owner i'eported that she had Jlllked the car behind Andersons on 5ec:oru1 SL and apparently BDOiher car backed into it causing lbe <ian/age. .Funds sought for scrubber , Ohio Mining and Reclamation Association President Neal S. TOS1i:Dsoo calleil upon President Gecqe Bush to finance a scrub~ in Soulbeast Ohio 011 tbe Kyger Creek Po~ Plant that sel!s •ts clectric:ity to the U. S. Depiubnent of Energy mstead of financmg a ac:rubber in Krakow, Poland. . Recently the U. S. Department of Energy made a conmubn.ent 10 spend over $7 million for a scrubber in Kmltaw. Poland but will not Coatlaued oa pap 3 be removed. "Listen, I want to burn Ohio Utilities Cl!airman Frank coal. So lbereforc, any way it can Sawyer, D·Mansficld, and Krupin· be done for utilities to burn Olli<i · ski said in interviews later that lim- coal tbat's what I'm for," Riffe ited tax credits worlh an estimated said at a news conference. $6 million oripnii\Iy proposed in "It's my understandinll that the measure probably would sur- lhcre's either some grants or feder· vive. al money that's available to tile The bill is intended to encour- · states. I think we've 110t to use age utilities faced wilh new federal every means that we can to get clean air regulations to instaU lhe some of !bat," he said. anti-pollution equipment needed to Sawyer said limited tax credits conunue to burn tbe state's high- originally contained in t.he blll sulfur calli, rather than switch to probably would be retained. cleaner coal from outside Ohio. . . As first proposed, tbe measure Riffe favored use of federal would have provided credits of $1 money, instead of state tax credits, per ton of Ohio coal burned for as an incentive for utilities to mstall companies that instaU scrubbers- or smokestack scrubbers or related . other equipment to comply with equipment. Condnued on page 3 Release $50,000 to improve Middleport boat ramp Action required <!ue to the her as a ful!-time aide at the kinder· provide any ~lion to such . change to an aU-day kinder$anen . ganen .. Durin$ the past sc~ool year; · activities. The school calendar for the · was taken at the reaular ~ma of · Frederick~ \lOth jobs. tba.SaUdlern Loca1_ S~BQIII'd · .S~ .-~ 1991-1992 school year was 1 held recendy. . . , , lcinderlanen on ¥<lllila,>;1,W~. approve"il bv thC board. The ~: · · The board lrioved 'to diScontinue day aad Friday on~ seme!'terllnil• er4 ~ is sec 'fdr ~ugust 26, tbe noon ldndergarten routes since Tuesday and Thursday the next the first day for students is August kindergarten pupils wiD be attendsemester. 27, tbe last day of school for stuing school aU day. The conii'IICIII ofIn another cost-saving step, lhe dents is May 28, 1992, and lbe last Delbert Smidt and Larry Smith as board outlined rules and regula- day for teachers is May 29. · noon-time ltinderprten bus drivers lions for transporting students to Tbe board agreed to join the were tenninaled. and from sponmg and band events Ohio School Board Association The board accepted lhe resign&- and otbcr extra-curricular activities. Worker's Compensation Group tion of Romaine Frederick as a Parents will be ICS]lOIISible for such Rating Program. This PfOlmU!l .is ;.:~!::;:! bus driver and hired transpOrtation. The district will not C011tinued OD page 3 ON ALL.THEIR TOP QUALITY PLANTS SWEET By JOHN CHALFANT Assoeiated Press Writer · COLUMBUS- A clean air· coal mininll bill that hit a roadblock in tbe House two weeks ago is back on Speaker Vem Riffe said he hoped a revamped version of lhe measure could be ready for a vote next Thiii'Sday . Riffe, D-Wheelersburg, said Thursday be had sent the bill, drafted by a special panel headed by Rep. Jerry Krupinski, D· Steubenville, to lhe House Public Utilities Committee to be rew<rted. Riffe said up to $20 million worth of~ state tax credits !bat the measure p~sed to give utilities that bum Ohio coal would course: OLOSEOUT TALL A Multi Clean air-coal bill back on· track in ·ohio House Simmons graduates Debra McGuffin Simmons, Huntington, W.Va., daughter of Dorothy Me Guffin and tbe late Harry McGuffin, Middleport, was a December 1990 llf8duate of Mar· shall University. She .was awarded the Re11ent's . Elachelor of Arts Dep'ee. Her busband, Kevin Simmons, recently completed a course on · emergency medical tec:bnok>IIY and Raben Weue, Denver, Colo. is now alk:ensed EMT. Afternoon 11uests were Nan The Simmons' arc employed for Moore, Middleport; Maxine Ben- VQCA Conloralion qf West Virnett, Columbus; Joe A. Young, ginia in the fiuntington area. 28 olll,;':;.!4 Pall"" 21-.ta Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 31, 1991 Tbe State Controlling Board bas released $50,000 for redevelopment or tbe e:rilltlna bOat ramp on the Ohio River at Middleport, liecordlnl tQ a.release today from tile Oblo Department oi'N•tarat Reloureeai;r ·'·· · I!IIO.Ieet wiJI Include 11.-k atabiiiUtlon and protectloo, launc:ll ramp uJIIII'IIde and repaving tbe exl&tiq iauc:ll nmp and parklna racllldes. Tbe total eatlmate c:ost for· tbe project is $75,000 wltll ODNR •a DI¥ision or Waterc:nft payiag two-thirds of the eoustruc:tion C0S1s. Tbe balance or tile project c:ost Is being haadled wltb village funds and tbrouilt contributions from businesses and lndividuls. n. Congressional panel looking into RAC safety record By T J. SIMONEAUX Assoc:lated Press Writer , CJiARLESTON, W.Va.· When federal iniiCStigators were turned away at lbe gates of Ravenswood Aluminum Ccxp., the United Steelworkers asked Congress to take up its complaints of safety and health problems at the Jackson County planL . This week, Congress agreed to take charge of the investigation. The House Education and Labor CommiueeUs Subcommiuee on Health and Safety will study Ravenswood AluminumUs safety records, slaff director Sy Holzman said Thursday from Washington, D.C. ''What we have done is request the safety and health reports .. to begin looking at whether lbe com· · pany has problems," Holzman said. Ravenswood Aluminum arid tbe United Steelworkers have been locked in a labor dispute since Nov. I, when their contract expired. About 1,700 union workers have been off the job since then, wilh tbe union sayin11 they are locked out ·· and the company saying they are Safety and Health Admimstration investigators sent to investigate complaints filed by the United Steelworkers and others were turned away by plant officials, even though they bad an access warrant signed by U.S. Magistrate Jerry Hogg. Ravenswood Aluminum called the federal investigation TTharass· mentUU and said tbe complainlll were llfOUDdlcss. ''The very fact that RAC refused to let them in the plant says that the companr was hiding somethin~," said Umted Steelworkers District 23 Director lim Bowen. On lhe S~UDe day, two employees of a Ravenswood Alummum subcontractor were injured while moving equipment in the plant, authorities said. After the union asked lbe House subcommittee to investigate the plantUs safety record, Rep. J~h Oaydos, D-Pa., the panelUs chairman, asked the federal safoty agenCoatinued 011 page 3 with Z1.7 contestaniS. Maria is a bilingual ~tudent who skipped kindergarten and whose parents are both physicians. "I got more and more ner·vous,'' said Joanne, an eiiblh·grader. "I just wanted IIi caD ita lie." But she correctly speUed "inappetence" and "anupyretic" to come out on top in what might have been the longest one-on-one competition in tbe history of the contesL There's been ~Otbing like it in lbe last 20 years at least. said Mary Brooks, a speUing bee judge. · on strike. Last Th.ursday, Occupational Joanne IS a near-straight-A student from Clintonville, Wis. "We are just to!aUy awed," her CHARLESTON, w. Va. (AP) English teacher, Ed Johnson, said M un· ersity ,f her victory. ~ A George ason, IV • administrator wasn t the rust "She reads recipe books. She choice of several Marshall Univerreads dictionaries. She reads encysity factions as tbe school's next clopedias. She is a very, very lifted ffi ial lh 'II young lady," Johnson said. president, but 0 •c s say ey work with him. She hadn't even beard of most J. Wade Gilley, senior vice pres· of the words she got in the last 17 ident at George Mason in Fairfax, rounds a11ainst Maria: "Maybe Va., was renta.~~st"named Th~about three" sounded flmiliar, said day by die Um ty of West VuJoanne. S~t kept living each System's board to aucceed inia one "an in · ent pcss." ~ale Nitzschke, who resigned last She fiU ' rillbt 011 "uniiUCfyear to become president of tbe ,. doned, which means unrecomUalversity of New lfllm)llbire. nen...t or unrequited. And lbe got GiDey, 52, said Thursday from f·WijiUeno," a decorative writing his home in Vienna, Va., he wiD cabinet . accept the Marshall presidency. But the winnin11 word The board will meet June 21 to "antipyretic" was notbin2 new. ake the decision final "We Just studied it ln health m System Chancellor Charles claSs," siie said. It means preventMannins still need• to aeaodate ing fever. alary and beDofita with GlUey. She and Maria stood smiling Nitzachke earned $83,000 a yw. f01101bcr as Joanna held a huge 11'0The final cboice among lhe four J. WADI GILLEY . Continued on paae 3 Triplett firm awarded • • engineering contract • By CHARLEN~ HOEFUCH . ·Sentinel News St.n The contract for en11ineering services on the $127,000 Pearl Street reconstruction project has been awarded by Middleport Village Council to Triplett Engineer· ing of Pomeroy. Triplett's bid was $8,000. the lowest of lbree bids received. Engineering services are to be completed within 45 day~. and it is anticipaled that tbe actual work on lbe street, sidewalks and drainage system between Laurel and General Hartinger Parkway will begin wilh· in two monlbs. The village has received $80,000 in Issue 2 monies on lhe over811 cost of tbe work. A mandatory trash collection ordinance was ~iven a first lt'lding at Tuesday mght's meeting of Council. Provisions of the ordi· nance call for lbe new collection and billinll system to 110 into effect on AulllJSl I. The rate will remain at $10 a monlh with a $2 reduction for senior citizens and handicapped individuals. Billing will be handled through lbe village with the amount 10 be added as another item on the monthly biUs for water and sewer. Council accepted the bid for mandatory trash pickup from Manley's Trash Semcc, Middleport, at the May 13 meeting. It was the only one received in response to advertising by Council. The new coUection system wiU operate under a lbree year conii'IICt with Manley. The contract will contain tbe nght 10 renegotiate the Continued on page 3· J. Wade Gilley named new Marshall University president - . - -- r- -- finalists came down to <:;mey or Bruce Carpenter, president of Eastem Montana Coll~e, sources on the board told The erald·Dispatch of Huntington. The other rmaliSIII were Edward Boehm, Marshall's vice """•ident 1 "'of institution&. advancement, and George F~nckson1 former Eas!em Washmgton Umversity pres•· deaL . . · Carpenter, who emphasized lhe unportancc o( ~ICs .over athledcs, was the chotec of the Marshall Faculty S~, student gov~ent .and ~ed slaff.. llbink !:'e ll. take a Wllt·an!l- attitude, 111d Kalby Chezilt, p,resident of the Faculty Senate. He will have a honeymoon, then we'D see if be can make !be ':'!Bf· ria&e last. We hope that be can. However, Gilley said be sup· porta much of what ~ter says about spodl and acadcnncs. �'j Commentary ; Friday, illy 31, 1811 ' .----.Local briefs... -~.... coal... federal cl01iuir = Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERI!8TS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGET!' CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Maa&~er Publlslter PAT WHITEHEAD Asslstaat Pablleber/Controller ' \ A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words long. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with name, address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personall· ties. Allies begin drastic refocus of NATO c = A team of historians, medical experts and ethic:isu who studied the propriety of probing Abraham Lincoln's remains for signs of a relatively rare medical disorder · recently articulated an entirely new justification for the sllldy of history. .Why look at mold through miCroscopes, pecple used to ask. To fmd penicillin, we now know. Why study relativity, doubters once demanded. To make H-bombs, we now realize. Why sllldy history? To enhance selfesteem, we have now learned. This wonderful discovery is the byproduct of an effort 10 determine whether Lincoln suffered from Marfan's syndrome, a hereditary disorder.of the connective tissue that often results in l!n elongated body build, sunken eyes and heart problems. I .llllllel 'I •c I "'!"' clollaa. . , Two transported to Orient · ,. Moip County Sberltr J1111e1 M. ....., repona IIIII dllpUdea .: Mimlbia MQbier 1114 Jallll ~ I!Miplllild DIYid P&uwllld ,. ~ E1Jea .to Orient Roc f'hl C ·OII'I'IIIndly IIICIIaiq fol. ·towina the imjJCIIitioa ot tllilir •lllill'CIIbJ Judie J1red w. crow m ea.-,... in theMeqs CCJII!IlY ec.t. Pcli1011,1 wu fOUIICI &Dilly followin& a j.y lrialllld wu - ,.. teDCOd 10 sene a tam fl '18 !Ditbl 011m e 1• cbarp. J!IJea wu ; found pDity by a jury on a cbllp 11 pau leXIIII· impneitJOII 1114 wu lelllaiCcd 1 0 - a term of two yemlll4 'IIIII onbed to aaY a '<I; fine of• $5,000. ' cy for ita recorda on Raveaii'IIIOOCl . Aluminum dallng J.di: 10 Febn8y 1989, when the COIIIJIIIIY bouaht . the plant from Kailcr AlwDinum. ' fa die~ yeu, the federal safety admmistratlon has fined Ravenswood Aluminum $4 I ,000 for raCt~:f viol•tlons Jdlltcd 10 four on-the-Job deaths, according to records. :EMS units make nine runs Meip County Bmelpac~cal Senidtllllllits responded to ' nine calla for ........., 011 y 1114 .ty Nllay. . . At 9:51 a.m. on 'lbunday,' s~ ll(llid -a to Racine fR ' s181i011 for Deborah HAry. Hamy WU llklllto ,HOlzer Medical ',Cenler. At 10:5($ LJ!I,, Pomeroy IQUIII went t o - ltoulll 7. Xatb;leon P8YIOD went to ve~a~~~. At ·u~!~:;~~~~~~ 11111111 wen~ ·to U.S. koute 33. By1011 WIIIOII wu to Va&w ,· At 7:33 p.m., Racine aqllld went 10 Tlllllllla Creek Road. JIIIICS · Hinkley was takal to Vetrggs At~!fill" Middleport unit went 10 NOrth Secolld. JOYQ~ BleYinl treabMD! At 8:17 pJII., .Middlepon squad went to·Nortb Second for Rl)bert Cloncb, who . ·tefulcd awment At 8:36 p.m., Rlcino aqllld went 10 Apple Orove .Road. JOihua Pape wu ln8flad but not triDiporlld. At ~ a.m. on Friday, Pomeaoy llqllld went to Union A'Vellue ·for Mary Bonecuuer. Bonecuaer·wu llkoato Veterans. At 5:42 a.m., Rutlllld squad went to ~ Mille 2. Tbomu Ouzzer wu .liken 10 O'Bieneu Mlmorill Hclpilll. , • Boosters to meet The Meigs Local Band Boos&! Aa9dalion ~ meet Monday at 7 p.m. in die bind room at the high ldlonL PaCIIIIate mpd to .aacnd the meeting. , .. Driver escapes injury in w,reck A truck wu lleawy c!amaget! but the driver w. not il1i-' in an accident 81 the interaection of Nye Aveaue and But Main Street WediiCiday morning. . Pomeroy police reponed lb8l David LatDbert. .36, of Pomeroy was driYiag a truck owned by Role'sllxCmiiOII ciJerine wbiiD be lost aiaqul1114 lbe truck o-.01il'l'ed . Lambert told police tbat bls bnta failed U be QI'IICbCd the inrenecli!Jn IIIII tbat duo 10 die v.•ei&m in ibe truck be wu •maNe to ~ slow the veldcle. It went liDouab tTie iDlerlccdon 011 a pea~ light, and O¥erlllmcd 011 die CIIW in tJie nearby WIIIIIILiion 1111. · ' ~ ICjlllitcd lhllt lAmbert IUffaed only minor bruiaea ,10 his ;... ann. ~.~~dled. . . · .,.,.l • , ~. ·A· '~' '-1 Ja Fisher-Pijee !nflllt car~· Model9149, pnduccd betl!eeai ' 1 and Feb. 27, have bccli ~illbcl by.the compmy beca•i., or a · · · defect in' the 181cb which oaald ber;ome c!!rauwllld c1111tna a ClUb. , - To coact the defect, die ntM•lrllllll' will poyido co•m!ft'l · with a new shield llld buckle uu •dlly for die iDI'Iat ....,.Con, '· sumers who own the atJec:u4 c;biJd sar.;y ..as • ubd to c:m111a ' Fisher•Prl20 111-800-233 4004 betw- 81Jb.1114 5 p.m. · '' Meanwhile, c:onsumen Ire 'uqocl to condaue UliDI the affected . child safety ..as unlil the c:oaec:i{on Ia COIIIplelcd. School subsidies made . ., . ' Meigs County teeeivcd a 10111 of. $821,180.92 in Slife School Found•ritm Subsidy PaYJIICIIII for May, a::aa.W, to a repxt Cnm State Auclitor 'lbomu E. Pel...... . or ibe total, S26.B73 went into IICbool ~~-~and . $92,593 Into Slate IUCben Jelitemeal, wldle $52,2()1.22 - allot. ted toward operational expensu cl the Meip County BOIId cl Bdu· ~. Letters to the editor Help sought on parking situation it closer. The people either have to double park and get out and mail their mail or drive on by and slop in Middleport or Cheshire to mail their leUers ·and buy their stamps also. It looks like this problem can be taken care of very easily. Thank you, Denver 0 . Curtis Pomeroy, Ohio E .,..lCilid •1•1..,.. w• pined by . nsed lor 11011ge The cbaip IIIII padlock were put -.: on lbe doar once lbe items had lx!en IC1IIOVOCL Anyone widt informMiOII alloullbe iaddeat or the Uem• il t*ed to oall Pol~, 992-22.46. The bleaking and entering occ:umd IOIIIIIIme Tuelday' police repart.ed. . ,i " ,(, ,/i •• ,. "' ""' ' .n ', '•' ,J, ." J "I hawt some questions about this nominee's ·tr/IC/c l'fiOOfr:l.... " I •_ I I , ''· ' { ,-: ,,·:.t " It Stocks Area deaths .... , James Teaford JIIIIOI D. "Denver" Tlllll'ord, 82, or Waier Stn~et In died on Friday,._, .31, 9911t Overblook Cenatr Dlt fallowilia a brlof Be. . tllllplll- sr,r.•· ... msn• · !?, ... He Wll bona isl Raclae OD Decembel9, ·~--of die late Jamea ~ Auplla Belle Camlnp He wu I llllllber of the Car· · penten Local 1650 1114 lliWMied the Fin& PrubJtedaa Cbun:ll Ia Syaa:ua. wU. of 53 ,_., lliie ~ Ttlll0t4, two d ..... JiiiD ~ . . loft Sarvl:t 110 Ilia y, Se111p11111 Q-) Hall, bath of Syract1111; a ~""""'• David Lawson; 1114 11¥1111 nlecOI, aephews, and co' B. dtSr 1111.,..,., .b e,_ pre. •4tfi '~~~.· .... May Scdls'\1.,1 ~.Hamer, lid Oliall; four C*lld Hmy, iniUI ...... ll7ld 0111 ' llllltal broth- er. Paan1 • vices wil be beld 1111 SIDiday at 2 atlwiaS ~ Home with Tro!N!"S ofJ!cial· inlo Burial wW be Ia IAIIirt Cane- r&: ~ may call altha funeral bailie l'ftlm 2 pJIL 10 9 p.IL Oil·Sal- lllday. service charlie should landfill costs rise. Once ihc system is in place, there willbe no limit on bow milCh or what kind of items ate put out for collection. Old apces and furniture, but not ures, will be 1111110~ without addidoaal cbaqe. The I1ICOIId reading on an ordlnance providing for a 25 cent an hour pay increase for employees was pven at the meeting. A resolulion was passed to join the Ohio M:unlcipal Leajue Workmen's ComJ!Cnsation Group which will ~ a better rate for the village m 1992. It was nor.cd that there is a $1,153 enrollment fee but tba1 savings should amount to several thousand dollars. · Mayor Fred Hoffman reported tba1 the Issue 2 grant application for eewaae lagoon dredging was Malthew Caldwell of Reedsville is the winner of a $5 prize for correctly idenliMng the mystery farm in Sunday's 'times-Sentinel as that of Howard and Eleanor Knisht, Route 7, Pomeroy. Caldwell wu one of six to identify the Knight farm. The contest is sponsored cooperatively by The Ohio Vallev Publishing Co. and the Meigs Soil and WatefConservation DistricL Chief or Police Ocrald Rouabt , the aame of a car dealenhip or other basinesa may Jive commuters · somedtlng to read u they idle in lllffic, but if the 1ncbll cover up any informatioll oa the plate, the car owner is brtllkina the law, acconlina to Meigs County Sheri!f JIIIIOI M. Soulsby. :"The law 1111tea that the number, county llicbr llld valictalioli Slick~ er must be visible." Soulsby l8id. uMany car dealerships ·1nstall brackeu on ~w cars lbat ollsc:ure the county and validation sticker." Soulsby noted that the car would be cited, e'l'!m dtouah lbo bracket was installed by die dealenhip. '1t may not oocur to the car owner that this is a violalion of the law," he said. · Name contest winner cuttin& a cbain and leiiiOvilll a on die door. A pea~ fivofootllll aatique ice box with equa lep, line doan, eadl a different size, and cbrome bandlea, a bat plate, two p1111, a saber - , 1114 an eilht quart canner wae11110111 the ilem1 takal. The 111n1e1u1e wu .... ·I ic«t'lll platea ihat advenile penings over the past year, Also meeting with Council was Bob Gilmore who noted that a carnival bas been secured for the A breaking and enterinl ·II the Patrick Wood propeny on o. c d o 1 QOIS. Inll'lleMn of two .,.around storqe tanks for fuel 81 die bus garage wa1 approved, and the JCIDOVal cl the ur.cleap-d l8lltl lllW in place wu :roved u well. That removal w~ will be perbmcd by Jeffers ExcaVIdn&. 1be IDnl allo: - Voted to lllow Jim Hill to crganize a Junior High golf team It 110 Wllto the dillrict; - Accepted Todd Davis as a Iuition sbldent for the 1991-1992 school year, . Contillueclfrom Plllle l ComJIIIIY spokeswoman Debbie Bogd' wu not ill her office Thurs- ' day evening and did not immedillely tetom a telephone message. Bowen also called for the federa1 llfety agency to continue its Investigation. Stan Elliott, director of die egcacyUs Charleston office, could not be miChed for comment 11ulllday. phy over her head. "My mom's my coacb and I couldn't have done it withont her," said Joanne. She plans a summer of "reading, SWlRiming, having fun." Most of the $5,000 in prize money goes toward college, sbe said. It was Joanne's second appearance in the speWng bee. She made it to the fourth round two years According to the sheriff, the Ohio Bureau of Molar Vehicles is nsking cfealaBhiDIIII4 other businesses who 110lf auto brackets to examine the delip of their brackets and 10 Jefine them if nece•nry ' to eliminalle areu that implir vlsibility A ieuer to Obio car dealers from the BMV says, "PleaiiC do your pan to assist law enforcement agenciea in Jllilft*minl their duties more etrecavely 1114 create fewer problems for customers who may be cited for improper display of tegistradon piate& " Ohio law al8o tbat.lic:ense plates muat be displayed on the · front llld rear c1 the veliicle, Souls, . by noted. ilaiOI . Am Ele Power ..................28 3/4 Ashland Oil ......................32 1/8 AT&T .............................. .37 1/4 Bob Evans ........................19 l/8 Charming Shop...............: .2 i 3/4 City Holiling .................... .l4 1/4 Federal Mogul... ................l7 7/8 Goodyear f'clR .................25 7/8 Key CenlUrion ..................13 Landa' End .......................19 7/8 Limited Inc.......................29 MultimC!fia Inc .................28 1/2 Rax Restaurant ..................21/32 RobbinsolMyers ...............26 3{4 Shoney's lnc:.................... .l7 S/8 S1ar Bank ..........................21 1/4 Wendy Int'l... .........:....... ~ ...9 718 Worthiaglon Ind...............24 l/4 Sloelt; twpqrll lll'f IINJO:JIIIL•. flllln Pf'Orlbl 6Jo Bhl•t, EUII , .1.1111111 "o.m,our. Sepiember Catfish Festival. He also reported that to date $1 ,230 hu ~ received in donalions fill' the stage at Dil~ Park. Plans call for the coacre~e slab to be poured befcn lhe July 4 celebillioa with a tent to be used over it until such time u more money can be raised to complclc the SlrUCIUie. Plans for the Soapbox Derby to be held the weekend of I une 23 were discussed. To date there are . 14 entriea. Council Member Judy Crooks . ~ on activities of the beauti· fication committee. Flowers have been planted on PoweU Street and others will be planted in the Irian. gle at the comer of Page and PoweU. It was noted that the cemeteries • were in excellent condition for Memorial Day and village employee Bill ·Durst and those whci work with him were commended by Council. Attending were Mayor Hoffman, Dewey Horton, James Clalworthy, Judy Crooks, Paul Gerard, William Waller&, and Jack Satterfield. Vetera111 Memorial Hospital THURSDAY ADMISSIONS Robert Canaday, Pomeroy, and Robc'lt Barnes, Pomeroy. THURSDAY DISC~GES Margaret Elias, Tracy Simpkins and Helen Williams. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discharges, ~y 31 - Willilm Bond, Sophaleen Daugherty, Charles Eskew, Brenda Evans, Ernest Greenlee, Paul Hesson, Wendie Holley, Fred Howell, Charles King, Earl Kirk, Randy RaUiff, Mrs. David Scouten and son, and Larry WrighL Births, May 31 - Mr. and Mn. Keith Cook, a son, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mayo, a dauah· ter, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wiseman, a daughter, Gallipolis. END OF SEASON CLEARANCE SALE Jllble Sehoolu-cecl Bible School ar the Heath United Methodist Church will be held Monday duoa~ Friday Cnm ?:» 11:45 a.m. daily. Cllues w1ll be provided fOr Qursery throup the sixth grade. The public is inVIted. Pllllt Matrons to meet Past Ma1rons of Evangeline Chapter No. 172, Order of the Eastern Star, Middleport, will meet Tuesday_ at ~:30 p.m. at the home o~ Besste King. Others hos~ases will be Sue Slalr, Klllhryn Mill:hell and Jen Chesher. Meat, drinks, roDs and table service wiD be ~ vtded. ~ members are to bring aSpotlttoucltTr~~ 10 NOW S4SO .... suo· 10 •c• HANGING IASim 1111- ss.7S-'6.7S-'7.7S .. NOWS4SO D t ......., at 7p.m. The theme of the service is "What Hath Ood Wrought Through the Black Slp~eat fll Ratlalid7" . Featured wiD be the Bryants, the Wanzos, the Warners and the Grants, Luckadoo and othcn. Homecomina service will Sunday, June 9, at 3 p.m. A dinner will be held at 1 p.m. and the prognrit will be Esther Mae Wamer. EuternAlumnl The alumni banquet and da!lce for all alumni of Eastern High School wiD be held June 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the high school. . Tickets are available for $7 per person at Hawk's Station and Keebaugh's Shake Shoppe in ~ Plains, Reed's SlllrC in Reedsville, Baum Lumber and Keebtlugh's of Chester, or by mail to Carol Erwin, 46190 Erwin Drive, Pomeroy. Tickets should be purchased by Tuesday. The dance will be $4 per person and wiD begin at 9 p.m. Tickets for the dance only may be pun;hased at the&xw. · Further information on the banquet and dance may be obtained by calling JoAnn Francis at 667-3785 or the Carol Erwin at 985-3958 afler6p.m. Bakellle The Ealges Class of the Asbury United Methodisi Church will have a bake sale Monday beginning at 9. a.RI. at Krogers in Pomeroy. TruteesiO meet The Scipio TownshiP Trustees will meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. at · the rownship building in Pageville. . OUve trustees to meet Olive To~ip Trustees will meet on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Reedsville ftrehouse. Bible scbonl to begla Bradford Church of Christ Camp Can Do Vacation Bible · School begins widt a bllooa ~h kick oft' at 7 p.m. on June 9. Classes begin at 9 a.m. through 11:30 . a.m. and ends on June 14 with an evening program. To register, call · Derek Sbimp at 992-5844. . The Daily Sentinel (IJIIPII UH.) A DIY ..~ of Mlllttmedla. l•c. · l'llbllabecl overy alttraocm. Monday lhroullh Friday, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Putollshlnl Cornoany/Muhlmldla. Inc., Pomeroy. Ohio 457&9, Ph. 992-2156. l* cond clau poltage paid at Pomertrt, Ohla. · 1 Member: The Alaodllted Preu, In· land Dally Prest Auoclatton and the Oblo NewJPaper Alloclttlon. National Advertlllftl Representative, Branham liewiiPl'JIC!I' Sall!l, 133 Thlr~ Avenu•. New York, NeW Yorll: 10017. a- POS'l'MASI'ER: Send Chlnj!8 to Th• DoUy Sentinel. 111 Coun St .. Pomeroy, Ohio 15'11111. 8UII8CRIPTION RATEII Br earn. or lljliw Roode Oae Week .... ...............................11.60 One Montlli ................................. $6.t!S One YMr ... .. ..... :...................... $83.20 81NOLB00PY PRICII Dally ....... ........... ........ .......... 25 Cento Sublcrlbert not dellrlnJt to pay thecarrter may remit In advance dlrert to The DaJiy Senltnel on a 3, 6 or 12 month bOlla . Credll will weell. betri.On csrrtereach NG aublcrlpttons by mali pc!l'mltted In carrter wrvJce 11 available. ~ areu wher. homf' lllallhllacrlolto.o -ellelp to.111r 13 Weeb ......... .. ............. ..... ..... 121.111 26 Weeko .. ................ .............. .. $13.16 12 Weeto .................................. 181.16 O.lololle llelp C.IIIJ 13 Weeko .................... ,............ , 123.10 26 Weeb ..................... ... .. , .... .. . $45.110 52 Weel<o ......... ..... .... ... , ...... ,.... .. 1111,1() ' •clure's Famly Raslaurant · Gen. Heninger Pkwy ~71 JHkoon Pille MIDDLEPORT 11 4·H2·1248 GALUPOLII 11"'-44t-3137 3114 EMt Meln lt. POMEROY 114-HZ-1212 .SPEC/ALI.....•....SUNDAY JUNE 2nd ONLY/ G ;. ONE '\~I ~ r 2 FOR 1' SALE 2 HOT FUDGE CAKES For The Price Of Onel LONG HOT DOGS ONSAU For Only S1.29 · WITH .D. FRIES 12.59 NOW S6SO • •ca MUllS & GEUNIUIIS JOC _. .... $1.00 IIIOW "Willie ........ ...... o,.._ttns...t-s,. CLOII!D IUNDAYI Hubllani'•O,..heu~t IYRACUII, OHIO 112- 718 "She has a ~c memory or something," wd her best friend, Elsa Busse. "I think it cornea from sllldylng real hard and having the will to do iL'' Her mother is a nurse and her · father is a hospital adminisb'atOr~ She plays ftench born in the band inc! belongs to the ski club. ~;,n:~..C:a~.e~~YR~P=; 12 INCH FillS 111. sus ryphal." mee. .. The Sulton Townshtp Trustees will meet Mondar .11 7:3~ P:m· ilt the Syracuse MUDICtpallluilding. Persian Gull recepdoa 10 be held , Eveat scheduled All area servicemen and women : The S~cred Heart Catholic who have returned from the Pcisian Church will hold a basement sale Gulf are invited to attend a ~'CCC~'- · on Monday and Tuesday from 9 lion hosted by Overbrook Center 1D : a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. · . Middleport on Saturday, Junc 8 at Mop doD classes offered A mop doll or mini mop doll 1:30 p.m. For mote information · class wiD be offered by the Middle- Terry Stotts, Activity Director, at port Arts Council on Wednesday at 992-6472. 10 a.m. or 7 p.m. Michele Garretson is the instruetm. Call 742-2157 Tbe aoutbe1'1111101t city in the world,. to register. Punta Arenas. il l~led in the South PrebomealmlnJ aervicel American country of Cblle. Prehomecommg services wiD be h~lcl ,a t \he Rutland Community . r----:----..-...l-__, U AU PUIS Of IEDDIIG PLAtm Thoren. - Accepted, with ~Stet. the resignation or Diane Rice u. teaclier. Rice wiD be continuing her education after ""Ching at Southern High School for se'Vell yean. Preaent were President Denny Evans, Vice Plesidem Scott Wolfe, Owles Norris, Gary Wilford, Sue . Grucser, Bobby Ord, Superintendent, Treasurer Denny HiD. Meigs announcements , Hospital news - Made a mot1oa to diapole of old BOE equipment lhat il nldeu or broken beyoad replir. - Accepted a foreip exchanae IIUdeat, lo Wa long, for the 19911992 acbool year. Ions will be reaidfng with Tim and Elizabeth Wisconsin ... coatlaaec~ago,rromwhen,.,eshe1 mlsspCIIed "apoc- ExteDcled roreeast SUDda7 tllroulb Taesday: ' Flir each day. Less humid south on Sunday. Highs on Sunday from the upper 70s IIMh 10 the mid-80s south with 80s statewide Monday and Tuesday. Lows in upper SOs 10 mid-60s. Motorists issued reminder by Meigs C9unty sheritT ::!~n~e~i:::;.:::~eh~~ Prospect Hill is under investlpliOO by Pomeroy pOllee. Today in history ptlcelll Tiie mayor was authorized to · conract Columbus Soulhem Power aboul the installation of -14 lights dowa Powell Stteel and into the newly annea:ed Hobson am~, and ·one at the comer or High and Pow· en. Lowell Anderson who handles ' :~ Pomeroy police probe B & South Ceatrll Olllo Tonight, mostly clear and IIIUUY· Low around 70. Chance of rain 20 percent. Saturday, pll'lly cloudy, hot and humid with 1C81· , tered afternoon thunderstorms. High .near 90. Chance of rain SO not IQIJIIOVcd. ' The Bulan LoCal Scbool Dlllrict ftiDIIhed a lllfllla buic llld :, ttansportation' all~C::CS of $145,146.62 wlth $5,458 going into ' the school employees .-u-u -.cS $18.677 iDto tho ae wben · · ~eliiement. lcavina • netaaYftiCIII to lbodiltrlctof$121,011.62. The Meip Local Sc:bilol Dillril:t'atofll bllic and b'llllpOrl8lion , allowance wu $458,4911eu $14,118 for the scllool employees ·· telilement fund 1114 $54,()S6 for ibe Slate ""Cben ~llranent, leav~' ing a nei payment to die dislrict of $390,323. ' The Southern Local Scbool DlstriclleCelvcd a total of $165,328 ·· in basic and transportation allowuc01 leu $7,297 in ~ebool ' .employees telilemeat and $19,860 ill Slate I -...., RlliremeDt, leav''ing a net payment to die achonl dlltrictot 138,171.08: By Tbe AJsocllted Press Today is Friday, May 31, the 151st day of 1991. There are 214 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in Histmy: On May 31, 1889, more than 2,000 le perished when a darn break sent W8la' rushing through Jobastown, l>a. • On this dllc: In 1809, composer Franz Josef Hayden died in Vienna, Austria. In 1819, poet Wall Whillllln wu born in West Hill, N.Y. In 1910, the Union of South Africa wu founded. In 1913, the 17th amendment to the Constitution, which provides for the l!()llUW' election of U.S. lllllfa'l, was declared in effect lit 1916, ' ' yean qo, during World War I, British and German fleeJs fougltt the Baale cl Judlad Oft Dauuat. lit 1961, 30 yellllp, South Al'rlc:a became 111 independent JepUblic. 1111962. World W• D 0 ISj:D olllcial Adolf'Eichrilann wu hinted in Israel for bia IOio in tllo Nazi Holoc:~•• 1111970, leal oftboulndaofpeople in Pt:ru died in an earthquake. In 1976, Mlrtha MliCW, tllo Clllanpd wile of fooner Aaorney General John N. MiiChollo diod Ia New YOit. In 1977, the nn.AIIIb ail,:teline. lbKe years in the malting, was com_Pieled with the finll weld by COIIIIrUCiion workers Pump S1811011 Three. In 1983, Jack Denlpeey, br:IY,(WtiJht boxing champion from 1919 to 1926, died 81 bia home.in New YOita qe 87. In 1985, eiPty-eiJIIt (11011~ were killed, more than 1,000 injuted, when 41 tomadoea wepc dlluqll ~ cl Pmnsylvuia, Ohio, New York ~ Ontario, Canada durinlllleilbl-llour period. ' . ellpoctcd 1 0 - die dilirKi$8,206 iD WOlter's compensation premi- Triplett jinn..._con_lln_•_ecl_tro_m..c;.p..c;.age_l_ __ :~ Child seats recalled who use the drive up mail.boxes across the street from the Post Office in Pomeroy, 'if something was done to keef people from parking in front o the boxes and leaving their car. . TVo!O or three things could be done. The curb could be painted yellow, no parkinJ sign could be placed and the police could w~h Southern .. --2c.~·~!!!!•~,!.!,._~,..~~·---- - - - - - -·Weather----...._- f Dear Editor: It would be a big help to the senior citizens and disabled people The O.lly Sentinel Peqa 3 was intended to do," Krupinski said. Abo 1111der ~y is an amendment offetecl by Rep. Mary Allel, D-Atheaa, that wu intended to make it difficult for American Electric Power to pus on to customers the $330 million cost of closing ita Meigs County coal mine. Sa~ IBid the proposal would not accanplish its purpose. cOftgressional... 7 ;, PomeroY Middleport, Ohio C.daued rr. ..... repllllons. Sawyer had propoecd expanding the tax credits to utilitiea that already are burning Ohio coal or wiD do so by Jan. 1, 1995. Krupinski doubted that Riffe would want to remove all Credits. "1 think it's important tba1 we leave tba1 carrot in there, tba1 we leave the lnceruive for the utilities to c:ominue to bum Ohio coal, and that's wbll the $1 per 1011 tax aedit 'd"-... 1 ' ~ spead to use cJeu lXIIl 011 die ltypr Cl:eet ~ fort:~;::.:,wty 11,... d 1111 u. s.lliljallW ~IIJ' Ill llllriclliaea&PIIIIt NeM. '1\of•• .~ IIIJid die Ptdrall Ocl\;i •tiD 1e1t1 dtnay m d.o UIC ,c._. COil lec"""'cv ln dlil ~ wlil:ll will blip the l'l?lilh ~ miDen Cnm !l,.....,llenl adD wcatm, llld die Oblo The Daily Sentinel Ill Cotn1 street ' .......... s...J-3-t w. .._...., UJ 111o1 o.. H•: ,_ n.....,. ......._.." 11 H. Hell Dol._ FarM v1; TMI u- T• Dllll:atal,r 1 �The Daily Se~~!~.~1 :s ports ·: Reds hand Dodgers 7-2 loss .--------------------------~--~----------------------~------------~--~·~~~~ By DICK BRINSTER AP Sports Wrllier . Things are looting up for the cootenders in the National League West after they have speru the last two ~ looting up at the Los Angeles Dodgers. One mght after former aoe Ore! Hershiser was beaten, ~ Martinez - the reigning king of the · Dodger pttching staff- also l88led defeat. With a 7-2loss to Cincinnati Thursday ni&b~ the Dodger lead is down 10 a half-game over the upstart · Atlanta Braves and two over the Reds. Atlanta beat San Francisco 7-2, San Diego blanked Houston 4-0 in the only other NL game. ·· Now the Dodgers, who lost 8-2 when Hershisec returned after a 13-month absence following reconstructive shoulder surgery, must beat Cincinnati ace Tom Browning toni~ht. He beat the Dodgers 3-0 after Los Angeles had outscored Cincinnati by a combined 22-4 in winning the rrrst two games of their series last weekend 8l Riverfront Stadium. Beating Martinez was a boost to the Reds, but they must not be overly optimistic, said Paul O'Neill, . who homered off the Dodger right-bander. "Los Angeles has been playing.weU," he said. ''They're not going I!) roll over. They're going to come out and tty to beat us tomorrow." .· In San Francisco, the Braves Hexed their muscles with four home runs and John Smeltz found his missin~ touch by pitching a five-hiuer. Atlanta, led by the briUiant pitching of left-bander Tom Glavinc and coming stars such 88 ·southpaw Steve Avery, had been wailing for S1110l1Z to pitch the way be had in winning 26 games over the last two seasons. He overcame the elements and thrived on offen, sive support. . "I guess the key is to have a 100-degree temperature and get hit wilh a line drive on the first pitch," Smoltz said. "Hopefully, I'm over the hump.' The I:~raves got a combined three homers, five runs and five RB!s from Ron Gant, David Justice and Sid Bream. · . . Reds 7, Dodgers Z- The seven-game winning slre8l: of Martinez ended when he w81 ou1pitched by Scott Scudder, making his rtrSt sian of the season. iL.A. Lakers edge Portland 91-90 to·advance to NBA finals g:c; By KEN PEl ERS Taken down to the wire in the 7 would have beea at Port· , AP Sports Writer sixth game of the West«D Conference championship series Tbunday : INGLEWOOD, Calif. {AP) The Lakm were relieved to put • The Los Angeles l,aters-Chicago . night. the Laters got a miss by the the Trail the leagne's winthe · : Bulls matchup is on, with Magic Trail Blazers' Terry Porter with four seconds remaining and a ; Johnson and ~Jordan finally • ~~~~g in an NBA championship rebound by Johnson that preserved ;.,nes. Los Angeles' 91-90 victory and a •: The Portland Trail Blazers, 4-2 series win. Jf the Trail Blazers had won the : however, almost canceUed the Lak: ers' ninth trip to the NBA finals in game, they also would have had the •,12 ye$'8. upper hand in the series since • lcz. T01.u, 13: Tnmmoll, Dottoit, 13; AMERICAN LEAGUE ~~T~l~ Eut DlvllloD W L 25 26 23 22 19 ....... 16 16 01 .556 .553 .511 .419 :14 .442 v .m s-. ...... c...w.t I'd. :Ill 21 22 23 ·· _,...... T-.. ......... ......... M i l - .. _.. Now Ycdl ....... 21 .3154 TltiPLRS- Molitoz, MiJ·waUM, S~ P-., c.Jllbmla,S; 10 uetiAid- 3. HOME RUNs-c. Ri...., B 12; D. ............ Ooldoiid, 12; Deot,!Jo. troit. 12: Fieldci', Dmait. 10; ' ara tiod with 9. 2 3 S STOLENBA~C-. a ·-·- ..... W ·-·-.. 21 ..-.... 25 C•l;" ·, -..... 26 .......... 25 !' all ....... %! Qllooao' _ ..... :Ill Eaoooio Cllf ..... 20 L I'd. 11 .609 17 .595 Johnson, afler getting the rebound, "lt W88 tough," said the Laltlofled the ball downcoun. There ers' Johnson, who had 2S points "You have to give the Trail was some conf11sion at the end 11 rebounds and eight 818isl8. HC Blazers a lot of credit. They didn' t because the timeiee~, thinltin a also sank IWO ailicai free duoWI in quit." foul had been called, bric~y Portland tlailed almost the entire stopped the clock and one-tenth of game, but Clyde Drexler splll'bd !I a secorid remained 81 the ball roUed fourth-quarter rally lhat pulled out of bQunds op the Lakers' end. them even at 83-83 with 3:49 Buck Williams made a desper. relllainjng, ate length-of-<:our! inbounds pass A lay-in by Vlade Divac gave 88 time expired. Los Angeles an 87-8S lead, then "I felt good about the shot," Johnson made two free thlows for a said Portu, who led Portland with f!IID'-polnt edge with I :48 left. 24 points. "It wr on line, but it Drexler made one free throw, just feU a liu!e shon. I make that then stole the ball and scored to shot nine out of 10 times." mske it 89-88. Divac sanlt two free "We had a chance to lalce the 1hrows with 43 secOnds remaining lead in the last minute, but we 11efore PDner hit .a 16-foot jumper couldn't get over the hump," Ponfor the gat11C'S fi1lal points. , land coach Rick Adelman said. Porter's jumper with four secNo one appeared more relieved onds rem~ming was short and than Mike Dunleavy, the Lakers' rookie head coach, · Ea11tern's Edna Hensley imd Kf&er Crm:'s Bobbie Jean Shaver joined Green Local senior Leslie Deerfield in receiving honorable mention aD-state honors in softball from Division ffi. . On the all-state second team were S:y!ll!l!CI! Valley's Leah Mays and Tnmble's Teresa Fouts, !llld representing the Southeast;Disuict on the, all-st~te first team were Green s .Ntldci Dyer and PortsmOuth Clay's Angie GuUey. On the all-district farst team, Heasley and Shaver joined Deer· field, Dyer {Player of the Year) and Green Bobcat ~ammate ferry Maddox, Lucasville Valley s JtU Waliers. GuUey and Panther team· mate Johanna Hemphill, MiUer' s. Mandy Coot, Mays , Fouts and • Caliloaua, 6-1, .157, 3.31; Ha111emu, Detroit, S· l, .833, 1.6p: Stottltm.)JC, r ........ l -1, .133, 3.31; ~- Colifcw· .... 1-2, .100, ~61; 4 ... tiAid- .771. GB 1 2 31(l ~ Al9 $1fl 23 A6S 6 lfl 25 71(l :Ill .56l 22 .532 R.-- ~-·-.10; RJ011, Tau, 67; Saollle, 66; I'Wey, c.Jilomia, 6l; Mollowoll, Qda. ao,63. SAVI!S-Roud111, nlll'lll.ly'• seores a....,_ 14; li<kon- lcy, OUland, 13; D. Word, T.,..to, 12; Huvey, California, 12; Jefl ..unell, ' TQu,tl. · QC•olillio"b<ail'· 7, C11aao 6 a-.9.........3 Ooldond a, r ...... 6 Jn m· 4. Kanau City ~ Natlonll Leque II.- BAT.I1NO (130 at bo~a)-T. Gwynn, S.alell.T...,4 S~n ~~~~~o • s......, a..m.w;, .352; J01e, St. LoW., .339; Loo Ac· s...,.. n........333; .3:111. .32!1; I!,UNs-T. FcmUidol, s,. lliep. 33; DcShioldl, 32; Railer, LOo Ac· aelea, 31: Colemaa, N•" Yort, 31 ; - Mao_., S~awt~ony, U.-31. RBI--i•tic.. AileY, 31; W. Cladr:, s.. Fnacioco, 36; Caldonla, -..... 35; T. Owyan, Son p;,.., 34; lolwoo, Now Ycdl,33. ' HITS-T. Owyaa, San ~o, 69; 1 St. ~ •.57: Samuel, Loll . e., 51; Boaillo, Pilllboqh, 52; F. , S1n Dl..., Sl DOUB~-JGIC. SL Louia, 16; H. ~otrU, Cillciilnlti, 13; T. Owyaa, San Di... l3;Boollla, l'illobwp,l2; - · 12; Slndbori. CblaiJo, l l TRIPLEs-T. GWyan, Sio Dlop, 7; A~. JUST ARRIVED 4; L 0 -, """"""· 4: T. J\or. -San~.... HOME RUNSO-l'. Mo<lrilf, S.. ~ ll; 0. Bell, Chiap, ll ; .......... New Yort. 11: MildloU. Sin Franciac:o, 10: O'NeilL Cincinrwd 10. ·STOLBN BASBS-colemln, Hew Yolk, 27; DeSbiolcS., Moa\J'Nl, 21; NOaa, Atlamo, 19; Chinom, Moabool, 11; 0. - . SL Laulo, u. 1991 PATRIOT JEFFERSON PARK 1760 Square Feet PITCHING (5 .oohion•)- Smilo_J, - - · 1·1, .87l, l!>6; Cupoolor, St. Laulo, ~1 • .IS7, 2.52;- """""'· 5·1, .133, 4.15; Glnine, A\lint.a, 1·2. .100, 1.99; R. - - lAo AcFJ<o, S.2, .100, l70. • ' W L I'd. 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Rip- a., I« .!CD.H , QUlmd. .)U. -.Jill- RUNI-D. Rmd=•. Oakland, :M; 33: ~~an. r ..... 33; CUMtO, OUlaM, 32; Ptlmtito, T-32. DI-D. Heltdenoa, Oakllqd, 39; · -n-.C!Uop, 36; c....... l·hi ... )4; J~. Califor- -·.,.,..., 36; en.~-64· Mf=rou, 6%; Sian, T•u•,-· 61; .., ••• ,...._ 60; e. ...... lahi.- _,..D.H I W , 9. DOIIBI 81 I AlotMr, T -. ll; D........... Oatl_., 14; Boua. 1:1: C.W. T - 13; CJaitia. FII.·SAT.·SUN. Julio ••rts in SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY 1 • AND ' HOME ALONE PG ~ • 1 Clllcop ... LA. Lolran ' LA."Lat. atODcqo, 3:30p.m. WtF d1J,~5 LA. LWa 11 CbU:aJa,,9 p.m. .....,,,.., at LA. Likert, 9 p..m. CUaao II LA. Lakcn, 3:30p.m. Ric~ Trego. Racing continues every Saturday night 8l KC Raceway, which is located between Waverly and Chillicothe on route 23 at Alma. KC is located three mileS off RL 23 on the Blaine Highway. . '" · ' FEATURES INCLUDE: 3 bedrooms, living room family room, study, glamour bath, 2 x 6 walls with R19 Insulation in the walls and ceiling, dormer, steel front door, cottage rear door, frost-proof exterior faucet, sculptured carpet with deluxe pad, self· HYou'v. Been Wilting For The Right Home For You, Come By And S.. .john Smith Or Olck Cote • 1 Located 5 M1les East Of Rt. 33 on Rt. 50 East, Athens 592-1972 were SOMETHING BIG IS HAPPENING!II '1991 GEO Weaken• Spaeltlt FIIDAY, lAY 31, 1991 FISH TAIL PLAno ........................................ .S3.1 9 PRIZM CORSICA S8999 S8990 1990 CHEVROLET CORSICA S7777 446·100 ,_ a.. Meehed Potet011 end Orevy, Grftn nl with Mu1hrCHJm1, Hot Buttered Roll, Coffft or Smell Drink. NEW HOURI: Mon.-lat: 11 :00 MI·B:OO pm lundly 10:00 am-1:00 pm CICiill By DAVID GINSBURG AP Sports Writer POTOMAC, Md. {AP) - His putl!:r was failing him, he had a bad attitude and, worst of all, Bob :-·· Gilder wasn't winning any money. ' •'The game wisn 't interesting or ,. fun anymore,'' he said. ' After missing the cut in ~ of his last five tournaments, Gilder ;.' went home 10 Oregon last weekend , in an attempt to cure his miserable ;. putting stroke and an unhealthy ,.·· mind-set. ,. He played a little golf - wort:· · ing mostly on the greens - and '· took some time to relax with his ; family. ;: The therapy worked, and he reaped the benefits Thursday when • ..•• 1991 CHEVROLET 1 SUBURBAN $2 500 OFF 1 FULL SIZE BLAZER $2,500 OFF Bud 500 contender Waltrip feels no pressure : Gilder, Gump share lead in Kemper Open •• Super Hot Savings! Kerry Noms, Dave Fisher, Eric Davis, Mite Bowli~Mike ZCitcr, Rick Holley, Darryl tery and Mike Imler. Holley is om Nelsonville. . Heal winners were Nier and Eric Davis. In the Late Models, Craig "Fudae" Leist took advanlaie of a 28th lap tangle between the first two cars, Charlie SeymOID' and Jeff Houser, to ,~:laim the 30-1ap LM main over Wheeleraburg's Delm81 Conley. Little Hocting!s Bobby Davison was third, followed· by ana Edberg, Seles among winners in second-round French ·Open play •' spectacular. FollowiJI~ Nier and Myers Sabo, who entered the game 1-for-lllifetlmc a'ainst Martinez, hit his sixth homer on the ICCOIId pttch of the game to help send the right·hander 10 only his sixth defeat in his laat 31 docisions. The seven-game strealc w88 the best in the ~on th!J season. Braves 7, GlaDis l - Smoltz broke a slump in which the visiting Braves were 1·9 in his previOUS starts. Smeltz (2-6), who pitched _his firs! co~pl~te game, w81 Silted to i 3~ lead m the founh mnmg when Justice followed ·a CJnc.out sinP by Gant with his seventh homer of the seasoa founh in ei&ht games. Bream hil ~ next pill:h from Kelly Dowu (2-3) for his sevenlh homer. · Jeff Blauser hit his second hOJIIer, ofl ~litver · Scciu Gamlts in the 'sixth. Gill~ who had dlllle hits .and seared ~ runil, hit his ninth homer to cap a . two-run seventh during which Tcay Pald1elon had a sacrifice fly. Bream's sacrifice fly off Mike LaCoa in the ninth scored Gant, who had singled and taken third 011 Jus· lice's third hiL Padres 4, Altnll 0 - Dennis Raamussen pi1Ched seven strong i.nninn for his lint vii:IOI')' since Jetum· ing from a shoulder injury as San Diego ended a four-game losing streak. Ras!nussen (1-0), sidelined on Mlrch 31, gave up FORCED OUT - Reds llbortstop Mariano at second base In tile D1Dtb illlill ol1bandaj eight hits in his second stan of the season. The Dunun (rlabt) makes tb4t tbrow to first after night's Natioul Leape aame In Los ADaeles, Aslros stranded 10 runners while being shut out for rorclna out tbe L.A. Dodgers' Mike Sbarptrsoa whlcll the Reds won 7-1 (AP) the fifth lime this year. . Jose Mota hit a two-run single for his first t;na.JOT league RB!s when San ,DiegO sCored ~ runs m the sixth offformerPadreJimmy Jones{4-2). By MIKE OWEN ·'My main goal was to win a nipping ai the door and· we thiitt Allllldlted Preu Writer race." we're getting close,'' said Waltrip, PHILADELPHIA {AP) Then came a suong fifth-place who has woo on the Buscb Grand Mic:bacl Waltrip has never won a showing at Atlanta in the fourth National cirCuit at Dover. "I feel NASCAR Winstoa Cup race but race of this season and a third the this weekend will be one of the already he feels the pressure is off. foUowing week at Darlington, S.C., best opportunities we 'II ever In fact, a third of the way where he led the most laps bpt was have." ~ Today's qualifying sets posiBy ROB GLOSTER concentrate." harder at certain poiniS," Haiiihuis ,through the season, Waltrip is hurt by a bad pit stop late in the thinlr.ing big. Amazing what a cou- race. tions 1·20 for the f!ICe Sunday. AP Sports Writer Asked what he would do to pre- said. . "No longer did I think I've got wi!h the remaining 20 spots de~· PARIS {AP)- The top seeds pare his ~act for a third-rC?u~d C!lpriati breez~ 6-2, 6·1 p88t pie of near-misses can do. "Now I want the champi- to prove I can win,'' Waltrip, 211,' mined after optional qua&fying S•twon second-round matches in con- · match agamst clay-court specialist Andrea Temesvar1 to reach the oC:::.:S," he said Thurs~ be said. "I can't do anything different urday. · ·: trasting styles Thursday at the Andrei Chesnotov, Edberg s8id he third roulld. A pair of 811-American I ahead to Sunday's . ,000 is what I'm saying," Waltrip has rebounded fronl:a • French Open - Stefan Edberg would continue his daily exercises. cl81hes are among the top men's Budweiser SOO at Dover Downs · Not that Victory Lane has lost slow 'start in the nrst two races .:W ~ · struggled~~ Horst Skoff in ~ · "You have to loo~ after your third-round matches set foiFriday. international Speedway in nearby its appeal. finish seventh or better in six of the : hours, while Monica Seles lost only body, it is tile only one you get,'' Jimmy Connon faces a battle of .Dover, Del. "I know those wins . "This year we've been kind of next seven races. : two games to Mariaan De Swardt. he said. "You can'l go and pick the gencnlions epinst lOth seeded are going to come." U.S. Open champ Pete Sampras, one out of the wardrobe." Michael Chang, the 1989 French Waltrip headed into this season the sixth seed, w011 only five games J?e Swll!llt. a 20-ye&!'-old South Open winner. Andre. Agassi, the . · in a "tired and sluggiSh" loss to Afncan, h1t the _ball with tremen· fowth seed, faces Patrick McEnroe. with a new three-year llpoiiiOJihip SPRING VALLEY CINEMA commitment for a team that laat ,. Frenchman Thierry Champion. dous power but liu!e accuracy. Grat, Sanchez·VIcario a1llo win : Eighth-seeded Goran lvanisevic De Swardt crushed every ball Former champions Steffi Graf year had five top-five finishes, 446 4524 .. " . ;; managed only six games 81 he was she hi~ but most of the shots went and Arantxa Sanchez Vicario mcluding a fifth-place showing st , eliminated by Paul Haarhuis. out. She committed eight double uoimCed O\'CI'III8JI:hed cpponents at Dover's September race. "I think I felt lite I had to be a ~ Three-time French Open cham- faults and pounded many simple the French Open today, becon)ing '· pion Mats' Wilander made a more backhands way out of bounds. She the flnt seeds to reach the fourt'h winner before I could think about ,. costly exit. losing to France's Fab- lasted only 56 minutes against round. . the championship," Waltrip said. ~ rice Santoro in straight sets and Seles, losing 6-0, 6-2. . Graf, the No. 2 seed and two; then being rUled 2,000 for refusing "I !mew she would dictate the time champion, needed only 46 GRAVELY TRACTOR ' posunatch interviews. · ~ints; especiBi;Jy o~ her serve," minutes to eliminate American SALES It SERVICE· • Women's third seed Gabriela Sllld Seles, who IS trymg to prevent Shaun Stafford, 6-0, 6-1. Oral' was 2M Condor St. l'ollllniY. OH. ~: Sabatini and lOth seed Jennifer Sl!lffi Graf and Sabatini from ~ a game away ~ a shutout, but Sprfn .... r lleun • · Capriati were easy winners, 81 was . plin!J her from the No. I women s Stafford came .alive to bold serve ll ....., "'"' frllloy ~· men •s ninth aced Jim Courier. ranting. love before Oraf served out the Edberg and Seles bolh of whom "I had to tr,Y and run down match. 9U..SP.& .• could he dethroned from the top of every ball and hit them back ~p Fifth-seeded Sanchez Vicaro, Sat. 9 A.IL·1 .... ~ the world rantings during this tour· so that she would have a hard tune the litlisl here two years ago, also ~· narnent, balded on center coun. getting them back. That is what ·I won efficiently, 6-1, 6-1, over . lil'lilllllll:l .~THE ' Edberg, a 1989 French Open did." Argentina'sBetllllaFulco. ' ' I ' \I Ill ' I \ ·• · · 11111nrtul ~· finalist trying to protect his No. 1 Sampras lost 6-3, 6-1, 6-1 to Staffot'd is ranked 102nd in the . . · ' · ,. thnuo:Jhls < ranking from Boris Becker, sur- Champion. world, and Fulco 1081h. ., fered lower back problems as he "Today I w81 just kind of tired . Four m"'ed women Were elimidefeated Stoff 6-4, S-1, 7-6, 6-3. and sluggish. I just really W81n't on nated in the first two rounds,' but "I am not exactly sure what it my~ today," Sampras said. "I none of the 12 remaining seeds has : is, but I have had some problems diiln t feel '~ I, had ~Y spring on . lost a seL . the last couple of weeks,'' said my serve. I didn t snap illite I usuTop-seeded Momca Seles, defending~ her 1990 Iitle ~d • Edberg, who suffered a thigh injwy ally : while playing in Germany last lvanlseVIC fell 6-1, 6-4, 6-1 to her No. I 1W1k1ng, plays her third· weekend. "When you have a prob- . Haarbuis. round match Saturday against !em it makes it more difficult to "He could have tried a little France's Karine Quentrec. do.:· . COLE'S MOBILE HOMES . Scudder struck out ~ and acauered six walks. The riibt-hander, who rejoined the Cincinneli rota· tion at1er 13 relief appeaaaces wben Norm Charlton went on the 'diul)led -list, WOJI for the lint time 11 a starter since Aug. I 8l Sen Diego. .GRAVELY SYSTEM and much much more. . innings. s..... 11toring storm windows, Sandstone fireplace, mini blinds, 20 cu. ft. side-by-side refrigerator, Pots· crubber dishwasher, black onyx range, microwave, SUNDAY, JINI 2, 1991 HOMIMADI MEAT LOAf DIIIINII .................. S4.29 ~ •• • LA.Ukm91 ......... 90,U.Anp- ' Scott Kitchen, Tony Throckmorton, Mark Frazier, Don Clark of Wellston, Donnie Kennison of Radcliffe, Scott Wolfe of Racine and Derek Reigle of Jackson. Heat Winners were Charlie Seymour and Donnie Kennison. Dave Greeno and Barry Bragdon won the Street Stock Heats, bul Carl Coleman toolt home the main hardware in the SS feature event over Roger French and Mite Wilson. Barry Bragdon was third over Dulce, Doudy, Fred Hard~­ er, Vincent Bender, Oak Hill s Barry Brisker, J.erry Brag and . French Friel, Choice of Cote Slew, Macaroni Set1d or Biked Beena. •• • • •' • ..-,,Mar21 l'olllaod95,LA.L.Wal4 ,.,..,,Mar :It By SCOTI' WOLFE SentiDel Cm 1apoacleat ironically, two PikeiOJI natives came home the vil:ton in the dual 30-lap Memorial Day Champi- · onshipa 8l KC Raceway near Chillicothe, where Jim Nier passed Ronnie Myers on ~five to capture the Sprint A-mam, and Fudge Leist bested the 2lk:ar field in die Late Models. Ronnie Myers. whose parents are both Meigs County nalivCa, W81 the 1990 KC Raceway tniCk champion. The former champ led the early porti011 of this weekends card before hard-<:harging Jim Nier, last week's winuer, slipped by on lap five. Myers did not bobble, however, and the two went nose-to-tail for the remaiDing 2S laps. The race went without caution, green to checker in an exciting sprint car aia,:A. •• I us. Delrok 94, Cllictp- .......,,,...7 CJbcaao (llill S-2), I:JS ..... • (ileot~-HVtD) -n'!.~ l'i1lltJaqll (Walt I>UJ .. flliladalplda ( - 1-6). 7:15p.m. New Yost (OoodiD 5.... ) u SL Lou.il 6-3). 7:~1''"' Lelr-. Piketon men wiit Memorial Day Championship car races , Coarerencellnals -.J-2 ~2) . NBA playoffs · Cbic••• (Bioleeti (l!e M •J Son Oi<F.lO. ........... TOIIIabt'a~ • • SA~-Dlbt>le, Cincllload, 12; lAe ' 10. - H;St. Laulo, t2; Dmo Smilb, Cldoo· Fnaco, New Yod:. 10; tlie finals (lleot..,r-sevea) rl7,1.01~~ . . a.a-ti;~. .... wm...a.4.2 lloo lliaoo4,- 0 Alllnla 7, S111 Pn ~l.Joo 2 . C' ' $37 995 INTRODUCTORY SALE P,RICt:......... . STRIUOUTS-Ooodott, Now Yorlt, 66; Cone, New York, 61 ; B.n•, San ~o, S9; Olavioe, Allaou, 59, Rijo, NATIONAL LEAGUE Eul Dlvlllon Tomcat leall1mate Char.Peart. On the all-district honorable ~ention list, Symmes Valley's Jennifer Owens and Trena Schneider joined Frankfort Adena's Valerie Gilmore, Rachel Tangeman and LoUie Wilson, Federal Hocking's MicheUe ,Bruter, Lucasville Valley's Lisa Harris and Michelle . Metzler, Portsmouth Clay's Jenny Sayne, Trimble.'s Jennifer Koons, and Latham Western's Autumn Matthews, Carisa Mustard and Renee Walls. These and players from Division I and n will take pan in an EastWest all-slar game Saturday at 3 p.m. at Mingo Part in Logan, Adinission is $2 for adults and $1 . for students. LOOKING FOR .A BIG HOME? Feldar, San Ftancilco,5; C.adee~ lJout. - lhe last two minutes of the clinching victory. Hensley, Shaver named al~-state 16; • . - - Ookland, t6; &a.., Chioqo, 13; O.y!m, Ileaoit, 12; R.mar. Toa:aeo. II . P~G (S docisioo.}-1 ...,-. llfl Welt Dlvlllon Ooldood T... . season, behind them. Chris Sabo l1so homered off Maninez (8-2), wbo allowed II hits in lis iDnlngl in bls bid 10 become baseball's farst nine-game winner. Scudder (1-2) allowed one run and ~ hits in six and two-third :: Basketball camp • ; to begin June 10 • : The 1991 Marauder Basketball • Camp, for boys entering grades 5,. 8, will be held at Meigs High ' School on June 10-14 from 9 a.m . 10 12:30 p.m. : For boys entering grades 9·12, : the camp will be from 9 a.m. to ' 12:30 p.m. on the week of June 24;. 28. The' camp fee is $30.00 : Daily camp activities will • include video tapes showing drills : and techniques as weD as illdividu' al staJiC?ns ~ng ahootll)ll, pass•. ing, dribbling, ball handling, and : rebounding. The camp will fcatwe • the Meigs coaching Iliff and mem: bers of the 1991 Jwtetbell team • ~l!:cation roms have been : t to alliiChooll within the • p81 t Meigs. Local School distmL For :: any oullide the distrl&:l, vplk:a· >: 'tions foml may be CJbllliOd by : contacting either Plill H11ri1on at ; 992-6451 or 992-6248, Rick Edwarda at992-6174, or Rick Ash atr-5960. Sllhl'a New U·JIO r; he shot a 6.5 to share the lead with Gilder had seVen birdies, includ· rookie Scott Gump after the first ing five on the back nine, and his round or the Kemper Open. putting was ilear-brillianL Gilder, 40, is now in position to '"lllothina's felt comfortable win his first tournament since until today,',..he said. "I came here 1983. He blamed a bad back for the expeCting to putt weD, and I did.•' rarst few years of the drou8ht. but had no excuses for his poor play The liighllaht of Gilder's round during the latter part of the 1980s. came on the 472-yard 12th hole, "Really, I haven't had bact when he chiPDed in from 40 yaJds problems in about ~ years," he for a birdie: He closed with two said. "I just think I w81 burned out straight birdies, linking a five-foot a biL I had a bad auitude, and that's pun on No. 17 before dropping in a the hardest thing to wort on." 30-footer 011 18. Hlall-Preaure Wube'r Sllhl'a FS·l6 'll1mlller __.........., The power of l.uje'r models but in a hghrwel;ht. ell)'·to·h.lndle Plcbit· Wttlme wamnq: on elecnonlc •&nltiOn. Du.ail-llne cutting bead With automatic "bump" line advance. Makts cleaning a blut! Just 11m 1nd fue. Otn dillppurs from sid~alks. dri Ye· ways. urer1or w.aUs:. guntrs. PIDOS and declu:. Perfett for cle1nlns tools. whtde,, bwt11nd pooli. ~kes mold and mildew \o.ilnish. OtiJwn JOOO psi Cool - flann l nl3~ll cc rtlgine . Flow-through pr1mn for euy, sans. St1hl qu1l.1ry 1n I ~rUuJt 01mmu IC 111 UDbol!n.abJJ low n~ ~~~,.·- of f: oilcentnttd dumng force. ytt A\lts watu Multt·purpose noule , adtu lts from £an JCbOft 10 sahd !fl. Cle.uung1genrs un be eully .Jdtd. ,_.._ Thhvo,..W.toOI ~-= ll il reAl value at , R Qf .Halt Ut Celebrate Our 1tt Annlverearvf SAT., JUNE 1 and SUN., JUNE 2 Jim and Tammy want to say Thank._ You for one great year! Free Gifts and Balloons For the .. Youngsters DRAWINGS FOR DOOR PRIZES EACH HOUR Free Meal• Will Be Given Away Throughout Each Day Please Join U& for Good Fun and Good Food! " MOM'S .SMORGASBORD · 131 Wa.W11tt• St. . law.awciod On 1111 CorHr I At 1'he Ttafflc &lpt 60, EASY MAll I Y HOME 992·2094 -- - ST/HL .... . ... AUTO POMIIOY, OHIO �SenUnel Ohio ·- • i .. . By T:he Bend .The Daily S~ntinel.' • t • . • - Friday, May 31, 191l1 _.Page-? This Message and Ch~h Directory s~ BV: _Th_e..l~~. H·~~!~~uL~is!!ted~On!!!!_~!.,!~:.;._--.., S'f~HR & LOHSE RACINE PlANING MILL =-Meft1orial .Vittrans · Hospital . ~ I •· . SNOUFFER n• & SAFETY •: 992-7075 We Fttl OOCtCM'\' P rt\Crtptions r-oey 115 L ..... Ill Dr. • 991-2104 214 E. Malri 992-5130 Pollliroy .; Nationwide Ins. Co: t : J of Columbus, 0 . IHW.Maln "2·2211 Pomoro, • ,.. . , • I) i\ l K&C JEWELERS 212 E. Mall SttHI 992-3715, Po-oy ' !J. S. fllltt., MoCiutta. puler. 1!&', Studoy !lclx>ol; t311LID.; ! ....... WUIHpJt30Lm.:_IDC_6 .__,...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,..., p.111.; - - -. IV-.7p.m. • ~- GRACE EP&:OPAL CH.JRaf, 336 E. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· Njde 91., 1'1Ata19'.1lle llaY. Dr. lloyC !~)<on, TERIAN - Sunday s . - . 10 a.m. ; -·~- lla.m.Junotlnugll Church aetvke, U: OO a.m.; Youth aroup, nrst aod thlnl 1)'11, 4 p.m. RllTLAND CHUJICH OF GOD, Putar, ;,;.. ~~ e.., molflt; MorDng Joba F . eo........ SUildly ScllooiiO:OO a. • ..._. .. ~ Oturch ICbool and m.; Sunday Mol'llllla Wonlllp 11:00 a.m. pmu" ' Cbftee tDr .. tile parCht-'1 Cburcb 11 LID. SoiiOiay EWII· , llrl'lllcW!IY iA .... tb! lfr'Vb. lnJ -7:00p.m. Wed., I p.m. Y.... EIIOY att1RCII OF CiiRI!li', 212 W. l,adla' AuUiary. We<ln-y; 7 p.m. ~w·=:-=~ '"=· COMIIUNITY CHURCH. B WD'I'SIDE aruRalPtllllc. C1F 31111 NIP ..... Home- iCoumy -'Ill.--V"""' millie. Sunii.YWIII' lltillllla.m.: -llnll)'lla.m.; WonNp.&p. tjj. ~. llllle Study, 7 p.m. ~. ~~­ ~, Jaclt Clolllld, ~or;~ -·~7p.m_,w~. SU- ScbooiiO:IIIa.m.; Y- Wonblp a.m an.~ .; ~· ldlodlla.m.; llllleltiiii!',Tbunclly,7p. m.; UMW. nrst Tbunclly, 1 p.m.; Com· mlllloa, ftnt =(llaa_.), JOPPA - w 1:30 a.m..·, Cllureb · ScbooiiO: 30 a.m. llltii.Study Wedll-,, 7:30p.m. (J""-1 · LONGBOIPIIM - Cburdllldlonll:30 a.m.; WorJII? 10:30 a.m.; Bible Study, _ !~~ ol~30th P(;,"!;: ~T.."""'IM~al!_!r) II ·~ -•· ~• ~· RE DSVILLE - Sunday Wonhlp S..·"-9·30am · ~~·---•I0:30am · inud}. 7;3o';'.;,':~w~7"-j,. · ·• Tl/PPEitl PLAINS ri'. PAUL Cburdl ldtool I Lm.; Wonltlp 1D a .m. ; Bible Study, , _ y, 7:llllp.m.; COmmu- = :-.v... - - =- pra~==~ Pl~e E • ---- o•a...anlf~ Sallclly sei.:i""Dtrect;:. s..,-;y Po- - . , lldloal, 1:30 a.m.; MonoiDC Wonhlp, lt:4S: Cllolr PI'ICtlce. 1:30 p.m.: ...,.1111 •or Np. 7:30 p.m.; Wodn-y Prayer Mil-...._. ..,....., 7:311 p.m. !area 1-6), RDYal Ambuaodora (boYUieal-181. aod Glrlalll Aetlon (aaea 1-lf) on Wednea· · 7:. p.IIL Cburdl-wlde Vlalio.tlon l :fll p.m.~· . FAITH T NACLE CHURCH , Bal· -.y Ral Rood, Rev. Emmett tcr. - I t ) ' Dtaut, aupt. Sllllday Scbool. Ill a.m.; 1-Y....IDCIOrvleo. 7:01p.m. a....... .... -WI a a . . lti'Vlft I p.m. j Wect.m'ay ~er· - . 7 p.m. Ill'. CIIIJRCH OF GOD. ~. Rou. JamtO S a t - . paaler, FrMttaa Wlllemo, Supt. lluday Scbool a.m.; - y aod Wodaeeday evet· 111 _ , _ Tp.m. • !liDO! UOitt FIRST 17APT?ST. - - qd Palmer. ROY. Jamea A. Soda, )lllloi; lloD Wll1<111, S.S. llopt.; iltollalt Wllht, .Aut. Sopt. Sunday kbool tr D am; -~~~~ •orahlp 10:15 ami •aratp T pm; Prayer ' loll Blblt lttidy IVOIIIIeoclly 7 'I Prayer - l u t, 1111 Satur7 am Ia ltllowllllp bill: t - - - y, I pm; rOII. Io m" tho Way" Saturday, "*'f llaVftiWood, WV; . ....... a'illl!ntd litSaayofeach t:• =1::--- i 992-5141 16-t s.uth 21111 llldtllepor1 992-212, Oft MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL 1IAPTIST CHURCH. Com• AJil aod Plum. Noel HerrmaM, -or. Sllllday lleboollO:OO a. m.; Monot111 Wonldp, 11:00 a.m.: Wed· neoday aod Satulday EwtllnJ Servkft at 7:30p.m. · MT. OUVE l/Nri'ED METHODIST Olf IJI, belllnd WlllleovWe. Cllarleo J.,..., ,....... Sunday Scbool. 9:30a.m. ; mornmr """hlp, 10: 30; Sallclly aod Tbunclly ........ ....,..... 'l!oop.m. "'1'1'1')'=11'"~·c::,;-;; """"" - "' .... ; ~"'IJJ.~~j~~I!L. Syn-. Sunday- 10 a.m.; •......•.,.,., "Di6nity and Service Alwaya" Established 1913 · p.m. -l'l!oplt--), 7:.11 p.m - tar"~ FISHER FUNERAL HOME 9:30 a.m.; ~ IIIOI'IIIq _....,. 10: 30·a.m.;· Sulllay ...eniJitl-. 7: II) 115 - l U I :WI:, Plwtaoy. - Din WltUe' In cltaqe. flllodey moot... II LID.; ~ Sdtool, Jt30 Lm. llllnii.Y !lclx>ol; YPSM ..... ....... 7:.11 p.m. ~ Wlblllpt ..... iand mullclp!dak. 'Ill lido;, ll:30 Lm. lo 2 p.m. ~ Home . nday ..,..,._7:30p.m.: Wec?needay ..,.. ¥1ft, 1:30 p.m. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, Pn•rM•t:llla.m.llnl aod ......SS.. d a y a o f - -; tltlrd aod -Son· daf-motiPI•=r.;•lc¥1itT:30p. m.; Woda~ at 7:30 p.m. Pr-aoda ollludy. ~ •IIJ:VENTII.DAY MIVENTIST, Mul· llttlldiRoad._t.,.PutorBob r: . . _ ....... Superblteodoot Spina. 8-lb -llollnaat2 •p.m. oo lalllnloy ltlel- 1Fith wwablp at 1:00 p.m. Ewry111r ;.oil_,.. - Rt1ll.AND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - lluriett Wan«, Supl. Sllllday 11e11oo1 t:llllo.m.; Monlnr Wonlllp. 111!15 a.m. 1 POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, Eaat Malo St. BWve F1111er, Geoqe ..,...,., - y s.· ~ lldlool. t.lla.m.; Monmr Wor1111p 10:30 a.m.: Wodn-y ewalnfl u,. RAWIINGS.C:OATS Rt. IJI. 3 mU• from I'Vr11a""-'<>ttl Battan. E4HI Hart, Plllor. s~ S<bool, ~:r~mN ARMY. ptiiOr. ....,.Y ~booi!O a .m.; .*'s!!i"' ,..... F~Jj:onhlp. lillie Sdtool lk30a.m.; y1:111 p.m.; - . . . \~t . . . . . _ ........ aod m.; 992-5432 EWING FUNEUL HOME S . uoda E "!l'i; :-- 1m I'Mrl St., MlcMhpCIL Sam Ander1011, •9u 992-2975 .crvcs ' = '";;f,5f_..,.:O• "'co~'ctnmett. 221 W. Main $t., P01111roy JohnF . FuiU. Mgr. Ph. "2·2111 Pomeroy att1RC11 OF TilE NAZA· Qraor lJibt .., ........,., ""'· ED HEART CATHOLPC CHURCH ;.,.· ·1 Mulller17 AIIO., Po-ay. Pit. 9!12· - · Waller E. Heinz. pallor. Satur... Ewola1Maa,!k30p.m.; Sunday Man telllt.?Saodt.30a.m. CCDcluaea,IO:III ULIInt.-aodtltlniSuodayooleac:h -.Dol~ Nua.l:30 a.m. CoDieoalona -•• lllturclly an..-."'~ p.m. .CHIIRCH OF JESUS CHRIST AJ>OS. TOUC rMTH- N""' Lima Rood, next to u ..- p riL n~- W Rl •-~ ....1 ,...... I -· · c~ . ~O a.m. and 7 P· P01111roy, 011. ' MEIGS TIRE -~ ) · CENTER, INC. . ~ Delegates and alterna~s 'to mctlllriau for bar vuiDul clubllllld H.U.G.S. and T.I. and !he Fellow· Buckeye Girls State, under the orpnl2alions. Sbe IIJo panicipatcd . ship of Christian AthleleS, She 1111 direction of lhe American LeJion in Club Conpea. · ·~ved Tri-Valley All CoiJfem1ce Auxiliary, have been se1ec!ed by Deleaates aoleetecl fro• the Academic Awards ftr the ~f two Meigs County American Legion American Legloa Feloey Benneu years. She is a fea!Ute twirler for Posts and Auxiliaries. Post No. 128 are Bed! Ann Clark .!he Meigs Band and on the cross Delegates from American aad Christina Weaver•.'!beil alia'· . collllll)' tcamlllld l18Ck team . Legion Feeney Bennett Unit No. lUIIe Is Slacy. Duac:an. ' '' ' Anderson; a junior at Meigs Clllt. L8npYille, apepdr Ual... Hi•h School, participaleS in lhe 128 are Melanie Qualls and Nichola Pickens. Their alternateS High School whe1e she~ Fronch Club, Quiz Team, Teen are Tara Gerlach and Ruby Burke. in pep band, All-eounty band, Institute, marebiag, concert. pep Qualls, Middleport. is a jtmior a1 , Freilcli Club, and H.U.G.S. She is a .and F. bands. She Is 1ieanrer of Meigs High School and is a mem· member of the Salem Oellter Go- the Junior class and It an active ber of H.U .G.S. She has also Getters 4-H Club and lhe Enter· member of the Sacred Heart served as treasurer for her class. prise Unilld Me1bodlst Chun:h and Catholic Church where she Pickens, Pomeroy, is a junior al · yoi;tb Ji'OUP. . as youlh liaison 10 the Pariib Coun· Easlern High School. and has Weaver, Middleport, partici· cil. , · served as Meigs County represenla· paleS in volley~ll, 5!1ftball and Davenport. a11emate 10 Hudson, tive to the 1990 4-H Leadership b•'lkdbtllat Motgl Hip School. also attends Meijs,Hiab School Congress at Ohio Sw.e University, $be Is a member of tbC National where she partlc:ipates ,in Vatlity participated in the Hooors 1'ulorial Hoaor S~ty, SJl'lllsh Clab IUid softball, ~bing, con~~~....peJI program at Ohio University, is a servos as prosideot fOt' tbat.llf0up1 and jazz binds. ll!e Fello.... of membc:r of the Eastern M8l!:hing and also ltudent council. Sb~ ~~ Christian Siuden~ Sll1deat COUIICil Band, concert band, all-counly pretic!cmt rllbe junior clasl and bas and French Club: She is a member band and is a solo and ensemble pal1icipa!M in tl1e Ohio Univcnity of the Natioiial HOPIOI' Society llld participant She is a Tri-M Histori- aov-·s Scbolar PftlllBID· . she also serves a a Ubruy aide . an, student council class represen· Dlulcln, Middleport. an alter- She attenl!s !he ~Church 1ativ.e, school newspaper editor, a ' . lj&te to Cla,dt and Weaver. aiteladS of Christ where she smgs in lhe member of lhe prom committee, 4· Meigs Hip Scllool wbe;!e she par• . clioir and is involved wilh the H Club vice president. a member of · ticipalel m volleyball, ibo French yotiJh group. lhe Meigs County Fashion Board Club and quiz team. She also Buck, an allem8!t to Aadcrson, and an Ohio Sw.e Fair participant serves as a statistician for volley· attends Mei•s High School and . panicipa~• 10 the Freach Club, Gerlach, Middleport, an alter·. ball. · nate to Qualls, is a member of !be The Racine American Legion H.U.G.S ., Fellov.'$hip of Christian National Honor Society a1 Meigs AtlltiiBy Unit No. 602 'IIIIIClilct· Students and student COIIIICII. She High School, !he quiz team, Frencll ed Sarsh Dubl, Porlland, as a dele- also serves as secretary for the club, ' Fellowship of Christian SIU- gate to Buckeye Girls Sllte. Sbe junior class. She bas been in the dents, cross counuy team, reserve attend& Southern High School Big Bend Minsttel, sorvetl, at a and varsity softball, summer soft- where she is a member of the Valentine Queen Candidate and ball and church and youlh group National Honor Society. She par· participated in lhe Youth Group activities. She bas been a freslunan ticipates in baskelba11 and volley- and Youth Choir. She is an Alland sophomore class represen!ative ball and is a member of !he Reor· American Scholar llld compe7cd in and was ambassador to lhe Hugh ganized ·Chun:h of 1esus Christ.of numerous dance competitiOIIS and O'Brian Youlh Ohio Leadership Latter Day Saints. Carrie Oloeckn- also "Eden on the River" on Seminars. She also attended lhe er, wbo also attends' Soutbem High Blennerbassett Island. Ohio University Governor's Schol· School, bas been selecte\1 ils an Delegates from tbe Drew Wd:Jars Program. altemale 10 DubL ' ,' · . stcr AUlliliarY are co-sponsored by Burke, Tuppers Plains, an aiiCr· DeJ.optes selecred by !he Amer· Farmers Bank and Bank One. nate 10 Pickens, attends Easl!lrn ican Lqion Drew Weblter Auxil- · ·Buckeye Girls State. a governHigh School where she participates iary No.· 39 are April Hudaon and ment seminar conducted by lhe in ttack and basketball She is a Barbera Andenon. Their altemateS American Legion Auxiliary member of a Meigs County 4-H are Hcalher Davenport and 1ulio DepartmCnt of Ohio. will be held Club, the Meigs County !llllior Fair Buclc. ·· •· · 1une 16-22 at Ashland University Board and Fashion Boaid. She has · Hudson, who attends 'Meigs · in Ashland. This year is lhe 451h worked wilh lhe 1unior Leadership High School, is a member of the session of Buckeye Girls State to Camp and served a camp coun- Nalional Honor Soci~y. is VCCSi· which outstanding girls from lhe selor. She has served as secrelary. dent of the junior claa, panimpates junior clal!S ~big~ schoq~ all over tteasurer, ;.oice presicleat and parlia- in. s~! ·~u, ~JI..~~ ,~f (\)llio l1lill jtealtelliling:. l' .• 1 BILL QUICKEL ~- '• 1111NJTY IXIIGIIIGI.TIONAL CPiliRCH. 'lit ""'· ~ - . potkr. Cllllrdl ..... 1:15 a.m. Ab G -. lllltf.; Will' l_lllt8eMceJtllla.m.QGW- 'llan:,..aot.Dirot:t<r. lt., - POMEIOY, OHI0-992-6677 GIAYELY TRACtOR SALES C .1 Ia · row's· faiiiiJY staurant Z04 Clllller St. "F•Ifltltl K,.,., FIW Cw.ht" INSURANCE ----1 SERVICES J. PAULEY, AGENT· i jiift 992·m• Brogan-Warner . ; lrt lhrtl! Soc... Au. , M"~ll,.,t, Ollie · •• S:rraeuse iiibl. .. ~ Flrai~~T. .... IIIII 1 1 .... •~-· .... - .... ......,...., .... - ~· .... "'-oa1\SBURY (Syrac:uoe)-Wonblp lla.m. ; Cbun:lt ldtool 9: f5 a.m.; Cltanre Bible ibdy_, Wodaerhy, 7:30p.m.; IIIIIW,IInt Tueoclly, 1:30 p.m.; Cbolr ~hll. w...._r,: 301m. (Tbalcll•l ENTER 7S - Wonblll 9 a.m.; ·Oiurch . , _ 10 a,m.: .lllbleSt1111y, or-. day, T:OOp.m;i,~· Firat Moeday, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF 3;.,' p.m. (RUI!'l FLATWOODSJOLin. : Worllllp. 11 a .m.; Bible Sllldy, Tbanclay, 7p.m.; UMYF,Sulclly, 6p.m. !RI· reb-· ~REST =.,a. Rl/N - Worllllp I a.m.; Cbu"'ll !lcbool 10 .Uf.: Cbolr Tbunltay.l:30p.m.; UMWthlrd y. (Tbateb•l · HEATH (Middleport) - Cburchllcbool. 9:30a.m.; Mommr Wonblp 10: Ill a.m.; Yooth GI'OIIP. 4 p.m.; Woda-y, Bible atudy 6:00 p.m. Cbolr reb..,.... 7:00p.m. (Franklmltb) . MINERSVILLE •- Olurdl kbool 9:00 a.m.; Wo~k:e 10:00 a .m.; 1/MW llllrd Wodll • I p.m. (TIIatehll') PEARL CH L - Olureh School9: 00 a.m.; IVonblp Servk:e 10:00 a .m. (Flo- ....,~M1\m.- a.ureh s.-. 9:15a.m. : Wo-p 10:311 a.m.: Cbolr reboohll Wednlllda~, 7:30 P·IJI~. UMW, eeeond Tu-y, :30p.m.; liMIFSunday, lp.m. !MO-l) ROCKSPRINGS - O.ordl-1:15 a.m.; Worahlp 1D a.m.; Bible Sttidy, Wed· . - y, 7:30p.m.; UMYF (Stllloni.SUn· clay, I p.m.; (Jualon) ewry lllb.- Sun· clay, I p.m. !RUey). • Rt.rn.AND - !lomdayllcbool, 9:311 a .m.; Worlblptorvlct, l0:30a.m.; BlbleStuy, 7· p.m . TbunOay. (Crabtlft). SALEM CENTER- Olureb Schad 9: 15 a.m.; Mornlq WoriiPIIp 10:15 a.m. (Fiera!) SNOWVILLE - Morllllll Wtnblp, 9:00 a.m.; Chu"'h Schad 10:00 a.m. (Fioroft"" Smith) ....., ,.... 10111'111:11N ~ ....... ........ a.... c:.rt_ APPLE GROVE- O.ureb 11eboo1 1:00 a.m.: Morn. . Woraldp 10:00 a.m.; llblo Study lluday 7:00p.m. ; Prayer .......... T: ~l'lllay, (IUdll) - Wonblp I a.m.; Cllurdl ScbooiiO a.m.; lllblellftidy W - y 1D a.m.; .,.,.,.. w.....,•a Ftl-lp Wed· ~·"'·- =I !lcbool · 1: 30 a.m.: Wonblp, 10:15 a.m. aod Fwrat Saodaya: Fellowab!D dliuo• 1Fitll 11uttoa llllnl Tbunclly, 1:31fp.m. (IIUtr) . MORNING ri'AR- Cbrdl -1:411 a.m.; 10:10 . .... ; llloody, Tlnanclly, T:. p.m. (Bobr). IIIJ'ITON - Clloudl lldlool, t: a.m.; : , :... W.-IIdpiO:fh.m. nntudtlllnl Ill: ...._ ... - · ..... car-t lblld D11~.1:111 p.m. (...,_) , EArr LI:TART- .,..,...w-.t:oa Lm.; Clloudi.,_IO:OOLtn. ; UJPf'!Wday 1:11 p.m. (a.-) . . RACtNE- Cludllldloal, JDa.m.; w... llllp 11a.m.~::,"- *odqat7:11p. m.: ...... '= wstnt3"·• a.m. (a.-). w-. ao - CHRISTIAN liMON, Tlleroo Durl!am, putor. Sunday IOI'VIco. t.30a.m.; ....,. 1111 III!I'VIee 7:00 p.m. Prayer meotllll. Woda-y, ~OOp.m . . IIEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHIUliT. Jldl eo......... putar. Bible Clala, 1: aoa.IL: MoniMWanlllp 10: ••· m.; !CwnlqWonblp.l:lllp.m..TburiCiay Bible Study, 1: ao p.m. ZION CIIORCH OF CHRIST, PomerQY· lllrriMIYIIIe Rd. (Rt.ll3) Robert E. Pur· 101~ - ; S t e w Slaallf, BlbleScbool SUDI.; Harlt)' J-..., AUt. S..t. 81/N· DAY: Bible lldlod t:ao Lm.; WorUip 10:111 A.M. aod 7:30P.M.: WedtMclly 81· blellludy,7:00 p.m. , ST. JOHN LIITIIERAII CHURCH, Pine GI'OW!. Tbe Rev. La..,.. A. Leach, paator. a.a..- HI'VIct Ulla.m.; ~ !lcbool !0:30a.m. BR.\DBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tam Rayca, - · !llltdaY Sc:looal 1:11 a.m.; ~ ll&ya•, S. II. Supt. Mornllll WOI'IIIIp JO: 3D a.m. ~ RAClNI: CHIIIICH OF THE NAZARENE, Rev. Tboma L. Gateo n, pliler. Ora Bua. Suoday Sc:looal ~. . SwodaySc-.t.30a.m.; •-*'Pifn'lce 10:30 a.m.; ......,. aorvtct, I p.m. Wed· ..,tee, 7 p.m. U TY CIIJIJB'nAN CIIIJRCTI, !lex· ter. WO<Idy Coli, -,... Berv1cea Sunday IOa.m. ~ ll·m· ~· '11..,11· DYES CO CHURCH, Lloyd Sayre, Supt. S - y - t:aoo. m.; mom... - P 111:30 a.m. SUDclly ....... - 7 p.m. -.sbt....,tq RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. S Puler. Mia Suaclay Scbool a..t.; Jludoy SdloGl 1:30 a.m.; MomiDC -llllp Ill: fO a.m.; SUnday OWillnJ ..,..._., T:ao p.m.: w - - y · OWillnJ Bllllutody 7:llll p.m. llllRLlNCIWI COMMUNITY CHURCH, Bw ........ ltljl ~ pa"<r; Jlo. ..... Qart. - · · ....... 8uJII1aiy- s.rto•. n.a..,., .... -·~ 1Ga.m.;-7~·We' IUS":&: PINE OR )IWib ~ IlL eburell CHURCH, \1 '7 ·mlltot!Rt. IZ.Roo. - J . Walta. paator. Robert SHrill, S.S.IIolpl. ltmday kbool 9:30a.m.; W.-lldp 10:30 a.m,; Suoday ........ - 7:30p.m.; Wfld. -~:.... '7!111 J>.lll. SIL RUN MPTIST, Bill LIWe, · I t - Lillie, I. S. Supt. Suoday SeboollO a.111.; llorldal trCI'Ifp, 11 a.m.; Saoday......,. ,..llllp 7:111 p.m. Prayer - - BlblomadyWidntollay, 7:11 p.m.; v..... _ ....,.ayat7p.m. REJOICING LIFI: IIAP11ST CHURCH - S&l N. 2nd Ave., Middleport. Sllllllay ScbooiiO a.m. Sunday-.. 7:00p.m.; Mono.., n Mid-week ......... Wod....t..!.~·.'!'· LANGSVILLE CHRurrlAI'I CHURCH, Sunday-t:llla.m.; Jttllmltll.lupt. .......,!» 10:30 a.m.; Sllllday OWillnJ ...,..., 1:111 p.m.: IVed..oday .; Morn• .-..aentoM~p.m. EDEK tiN CHIUliT, Eldeo R. Blue, paaler. Sunday !lcbool 1D a.m.; Guy Reed, Lay loader. Nonllnr - - . 11 a.m.; IIUbday ntaht .... - , cmuuu ~VII' 7:llll p.m.. Soaa p.m. 8:30p.m. Mill=- prayer , _ . , IVedneeday, 7 p.m. CIIRIST1AN FELLOWIHIP CENTER , Salem St., RuUiod. E. Mu-, paatqr. Slllld&y ldlod W:OO a.m.; Worahlp .......,., 1: 15 Lm.; llooday eveot..r ......... T:Oip.m.; Tbunclly......,.._. vl<o, 7:00p.m. NEW UFE COVENANT CHURCH. Oleoler, Gary lila-. paotor. Sunday !lcbool ot t: .311a.m.; Wonblp """"'""at 10:30a.m. ; Sunday.......,,.rvtce, I:IIO p.m.; Wodll-, lllldple 7:00 p. m. -.a Pno....., a-. IIEMLOCK GR0V1i: CHRISTIAN, a.arlol llomiDII. J>Ulor· llulllly SUpt. ~~oniiiJit:30a.m.: SuodayScllool 10:30 •c•!!:.i. Ewitlq - · 7:00p.m. lin'. u,.tON 8I.PTIIT, Putar: Joe N. SaYft, Salldly !lcbaal l:fli Llll.; Evalq wonhiD 1: 30 p.m.; 1'rQ1r Meotlq, 1:311 p.m. Wedn-y. 1VPPERI PLAINS CHIIRCH OF CHRIST. Foawr, J>Uior: -ani Caldwell, ~t; Cburdlta.m.; Woroldp-l:faa.m.-6:30 p.m . E = • " " - · Cll~ CllliRCR OF THE NAZA· RENE. Rev. lflrllert Grole, BlaaeU, 1111>1- lllloday Sdlool 1:30 a.m.; WarUip - . 1 1 LID. Ud Tp.m.- ewm., ww f:IO c l a y - Bible llwiY 7:01p.m. day HP p.m.; • • • · Rl--· 1¥111TE'fCHAPEL WJ:sl.rYAH. Cool· ville RD. Rou. Pllllllp paatar. Sundaylleboolt:30a.m.; WOI'IIIIp..vlct 10:30a.m.; -~--llltp•· vi..,, w~. 1 p.m. · Rtrri.AND CllllitCH OF CiiiUIT, Eu· ..... E. L'1~ twcod, mlollter. !lomday kbool. t:llla."!:i lion._ a.m.; ~ W.utp. 'l'illll J.m. Rtrri.AND l1UILi: IIETiiOiliiT, ROY. Ivan Myen.lluaciiJ SdloGI t: 30 a.ot. 1Fitll Sanoy Supt.; E - IOI'VIco 7:00p.m. Pra)llll' IMO!Inllllld lllllleiiQdy, -..,10: • H-. W~,1p.m. R D CJIURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Samull lluye, poatar. Sllllday· kboolt:illla.m.; IVoniiiDJinleol0:30a. ·m. : Y.... Ptople'a Borvlct t · p.m. Evaapllltle...,tcel:3op.m. Wedll-y _.l<o7p.m. M.\SON CHU11C11 OF CRRIIT St.,-W.Va. SIUIIIQ -•ilt;;t;IG a.m.; WorablpUa.m. ... Tp.OL WiiiiiilldaY Billie Study, vocal m-. Tp.m. UIIEIITY 14h:MBLY OF GOD, Duddlq LaM, M-. w. Va. J.li. 'hadler. putar. T:illl p.m:; w.. mea'aMmlltry,. . IOIIQ,t:30a.fii.;Wed· - y P r - lllld '7! 15 p.m. IIILL$IDE 1IAPJBJ' CliURtH, St. Rt. 1131uototl Rt. 7. a.... Jam• R. - S r., Pillar: Rev. Mlh WUialt Aalt. Putor; Joe Humphrey, S.S.~; Sllllda)' 11eboo1 IOa.m.; MomlqW Ua.m.;SIIIIday ......,...,.....,p.m.; odll-yeven- z-• -awe.....,. ~ FJRITCRURCH !1r THE J-. NAZARENE, WOllam -·Suo· day 9cbool SUpt, SoaJ• Jullll. Sllllday Scbool, t.lllla.m.; mom.., wonlllp.lll: fO a.m.; Sllllday aod Wodll-y ..,...,., 7: 30__~>.ft1 . __ . MIIlllLEFORT OOIOIIJNr1'Y atiJRCH. 515 PMrl St., Slra 4 ~ DG*i....-tae,lta.m.; lllloay aod w T: II p.m. .,..._B\'ka, ........ I ,.,., HARTFORD CHURCH Or C7?RIST IN. CiPRISTIAN l/NJON. - . . ; , w. Va. Rev, David MeMull, poatar. Cb..Sc?iool. t:30 o.m.; _ , . - •• ..,.. VIce, 11 a.m.: lluadOy......., - · 7:30p.m. Wedo-yprayorllltOI?DI, 7: Ill p.m. . F.uJlVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Lotort. W.Va., Rt. I, J.,_ ' - I t , -· w... ahlp.......,.. 1:30 a.m.; Saodoy - 1 1 a.m.; Evealnl-11711p7:30p.m. ~ eottqe prt)W moet1111 aod 1llllle Sbadjf 9:30 a.m.; Wonlllp ..,...,., Wedll-y 7:30p.m. OUR SAVIOUR LU'I'IIERANanlRCH, Walnut and Jleary 811;, RaveBiaODd, W. v•.,•. neli a... GoOrae "· Wolr?dl, poatar. o 1111 -=-t:aoa.m.; lludoywan!llp CHllRCR !1r CRRIST, ~~opr-.ur w-loiiOOi m~e~e-. -· ww. npt. 1: ila,m.; Wonlllp Ollm*....,t:• •r- a.a.1. Jud.Ro- ..... . , . _ - . tar;-~. tar. a.rc1t ...., o.m.; ........ ....,..~, ~~·~, GOD OF PROPHECY. Loeotod on 0 . J . Wblte Road oil Hltfhway 1611. Pat Hen ... , paator. SOlliday !lc:MoiiO a.m. Ou~e~ tor aU qes. Junior Church 11 a.m.; Mornln& wOI"'hlp 11 a.m. Adult Cbolr proctl""6 p.m. Suaclay. Y-a Peo- CIIIIdrea'a a.u,..b and Adlllt Bible • WedD::ftl/1 7:30p.m. PE B.\ CHAPEL, 570 Grant !1(., Mkk?lepoJ1, Alftllated Willi Southern Bopllll Convet~tlon. David Bryan, Sr., Ml· lllall!r. - y kbool 10 a .m.; Mom IDe wonldp lla.m.; Eveallll warship Tp.m .; Wodll•clly evenlnJ Bible 111105y aiOI prayer meettna 7 p.m. BR.\DFORDCRtiRCHOFCHI!'""'·St. Rd s.~ ·Stu· 'I':"" " R I. 12•'aod"' ~•- · ~re• mp, putor. WIUiom AmiJoraer, S. S. Supt.; Sunday Sc~ 1:30 a.m.; Mom~ WorJbl~ 10:30 a.m .. Ewnllllworllllp 7: 30p.m. Wodaeoclay wwllllp 7: 311 p.m. ST. PAl/L Ll/THERAN CHIIRCH. Conll' Syql!ltlft and Seoond Sts .. Pomoroy. Tbe Rev. Laura A. Leach Shrol· •-~ •-honl 9·•• 0 m a...' ' - 11 Lm. ' ~, . "' . ' Cllu lei'VIce ·r.r:•w •• VICTORY llo\PTIST, 52:1 N. 2ncl St.. Middlepon. Jame1 E. Keesee. pastor. -ymomlnJ-IIIIplOa.m.: Even· Ill& IIOI'Yice 7 p.m.; Wedn-y evenlnfl wonhlp7p.m.VIsltatlonTIIunclly6:30p._, m ·MO-E ~ • nEL CHURCH D ld - putor. ~~Sunday Scbool,:10 a.m.; •• Culfmla. wonldp aervtce 11 a.m.: Sunday nlallt worahlp aorvlce 7:30 p.m.; Mkl<reel< prayer aervlct Wodneoclly 7 p.m. · WESLEYAII BIBLE HOLINESS ot MlclcllI ~ ""-1 St CHU -R .,....,ne.,.,r-r o-. -Ivu ~;:,;rstor· a-er Maal..u·• -·· • ' ..... ... Sr.. Stmdor Supt. Sunday Sc:llool 9:30a.m.: Momlq Wonldp II: 30 a .m. ; E~- Wonlll 7 30 w~eocll ·~I Bible atudy, P : prayer p.m. and - ·pralaeY ......., ......... 7:30p.m. FAITH GOSPEL Clll/RCH. Lona Bot1om, Sulllly Scllool, t.30 a.m.: Momllll Worllllp 10: 45 Lm.: Sunday eyen1111 7' 00 p.m. faumrner 7:., p.m.} ; Wl!daeSday lllallt 7:00 p.m. (aummer 7:30 p.m.) . · MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Tblnl Avt. Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. CaraNot· lilllllam, - Y Sdlool Supt. Saaclay Scbool 1t a.m. With d u - 1.,. all aaea. EYftl111 IIII'Yiceut& p.m. Wodneoday Bl· ble 1tudy at 7:30p.m. Youth HI'Yicel Frt-~~&·m.wwsHJP.l28 MUI Sl.. MIMepoJ1. Brolhll' Oluck MePberiCII, · SUnday Scbool 10 a.m.; Sunday e'\W''I MI'Vic:a at 7p.m. aad WednE!IIdlly p.m.; Prayer meeting and Bible 1tudy Wec?neaclly, 7: ~p. m. Rtrri.AND F:REE WILL 8.\PTTST, Sa· lem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, paltor-. SUnday Scboolllla.m.; Sundayevenlq7:00 p.m.; Wodn-y eveotng prayer moetllll 7:00 p.m.· SOiffll BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH, Sll- Ridge. Duane Sydeo· •tricker, puler. Sunday Scltoo1 9 a.m. ; Wor.blp Service, 10 a.m.; Sunday eveniJii IM!I'Yice, 7:00 p.m. Wedo-y ntabt Bible atudy 7:00 p.m. NEW LIFE COVENAJo!T CHURCH OF GOD. Chester- Gary Hlnet, ,paltll'. Sun- ,hh c11 9: 30,.!:~.:.!..~~6 1p torvt~, 10:y30Scltool · a.m.; eveo._~.~~. p.m.; 01 -·· pleshtpela•s. Wedat!lday,?p.m. MT. OLIVE COMMl/Nri'Y CTIIIRCH. Law-rence Buill, paator. Sunday Sc:bool . 9:30a.m. ; Sunday and Wecbl8dal]y @Wft· 1ng bl 1 7 00 UNwon!TEDPF~rviTIIceC,HI/ : RPC·Hm.RI 7 . Pon • • on mtroy By·Paoa. Rev. Rober! E. Smith, Sr, pastor. Melvin Dra~e. S. S. Supt. Sllllday kbool9:30a.m.: MomlnJWorllllp10:30: Evet~llll w·-t» 7:01 p.m.·,· Wedn-•a• uuu 'I ~ " '1m:"~ ~t'RiRCH , Wrllnllllll)' e\W. . .lin'. HERIIIIOM UNJftD I?IU:I'HUN ,l7:•p.a . IN CRRIIT CiiURCJI, I.Gmlod It ~ \. r· . appear two days before an eYellt and the day of that event. Items must be received weD iD advnee to assure publication in tlie i:al· endar. · m. Proyer moet•·• -• Blbl• st·•• w~ -.a•N ~Y ~neoclly,7p.m. FOREST Rl/N II.U'TIST. Rev. Nyle Borden, Buoch, Sunda 9Comtllua 30 Second aupt. ad fourthYSundaya w~l;·~~lce at 2 : ~ p. C · FRIDAY LEBANON TOWNSHIP • The Lebanon Township Trustees will meet Friday a1 7 p.m. at ihe town· ship building. LONG BO'ITOM - Faith Full Gospel Church in Long Bottom will have a hymn sing on Friday evening featuring the Daily Family and olher local taJenL Sieve Reed invites the public. Refreshments will be served. I I '' .:1{-m. -w- -··<:e- . . Unoondltitmollove tbl's how Ood !ova His c:hildnn. What a comfort! Heupeclluall> loveothorl the- way. Whalachallqei-H.V.L. o.. IIICI\ '-· "" - . lltill ,_w. Low»,,.,, "' riill, "'ftw; S;q, ..AiM INt In ltoly _ , . ,, -w~~y, LDrd,IIICI\ -IC""' o i ,_,o-r· r1u~. •·1 ,e ~ 'l. .·•tlt:·1 ~·,. ' "'~' ' "rft\'!1 ., •j ~ ' APlUL Ht.iDSON Co~m~n'ity Calendar ltemi . Saturday at 7:30 p.m: D8tes ' ~ Railroad mi.rr. MORIAH IIAPTIST, Foorth and Main St ..l Middleport. ROY. Gllb.-1 rd Craig, J r., PAl M E rvu, •-not. t'l. DIIU11118 ner, Suoday !lcltoolllllpt. Sunday !lcbool 9:30 a. w-•• •-·tct •• m.; utllllp ~ • 10: .. a.m. Sl/CCES11 ROAD CHIIRCH OF CHRIST - J-h - · B. Hotl<lna, evanrtiiJt. Sunday ~!bleSt~!.' a.m.... : Wonblp, tOw•~·!...S."n· -Y ....... ..,.. 6 p.m.; ~•-ay ~,.\~~:J.P~MBLY. Racine, Rt. 124. WUitam Hoback, paotor. Sunday School tO a.m.; Sunday ewntng I«VIee 7 p.m. Wedaeoclly ovenlns.-.ce 7 p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle, Supt. Sunday Sc:hool 9:30 a.m. Moml111 Worlhtp10:30a.m. Prayertervtce, alternate Sundays. THE CHIIRCH OF JESIIS CHRIST, APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Lima Rd., next to Fort Melp Park, Rutland. Robert Richards, pastor. Service~ ,a t 1 p.m. on Wedneldaya and Sunday•. HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP· TER or the Wealeyaa Hnlln,.. a.urch. Rn. Earl Ftelda, Plltor. Heary Eblin, 11 Sun<lay SCMol Supt.; Sunday Sc:hoaiiOa. • .30 keMeiiiSmlth, m.; Morn1111 Wonlllp 11 a.m.; Even1111 · ~ '!.~bool pallor. S~D.y ~ ;J: a.m. ; ciNrch servft1:30p.m. WednNdayeveniDIHI'• aorv!:!1'= p .m.; l'OU~!eUow1111p6: 30p. .vice 7:30p.m . m.: ~wu .._Tbu....,.l'•..•7: 30 ..,p.m. STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FA?TH, IVLL· "'" UGHTHOl/SE, 33045 Gary Holier, paator. Slinclly aervl,.. 9:30 H._ Rood.Lambert. Pomotay. •- 7:30 p. t Doon 9 Tom S S KellY, Sl a.m. and 7 p.m. ; ~~.~ serv~~. or. ••• yen~ Al10' . . S~~- llllday m. Tbunclly. mom- I ~• a.m.; w_y...,.. COOLVO.LE l/Nri'ED METHODIST Ill& ......... 7:30 p;m. ,._.,ay one? TburaPAR!SH - Harold E. Alloway·Prldily, putor. Mike alii Jane KIIII~_'!,Y aupply day Servkft at 7:30p.m. NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· _ ..... at Torcb Cbureb. woLVILLE ZAIIENE. Rev. G l - StroUd, paator. CHl/RCH, Main Ud Filth Sts. Worahlp . Sllllday!lcbooly t:th30~~; "':!!!'daiPRrvl ••""· servtee, 9 a.m.: Sunday Sc:llool 10 a .m.; !0:30a.m.; ou Y 6: ~p. Bible Study Tuetdayc.7 p,m. ; BETHEL m. Sunday _':f...,..l<e7:00g;.m. Wed- CHURCH: Townllllp ~ fiiC: Sunday neoday Prayer eetlna aod B e Study · Scbool9 a.m.; O.urdl Service, 10 o.m.; 7:00p.m. Bible Study, 10 a.m. Wedoeaclly; HOCK· NEAll: SE1TLEMENTCHIIRCH.SunJNGPORT CHURCH, Grand StrHt: Sundoy a~~~ra... ..,.._at 2:10. Tbureday cllys.-JOa.m.. a.ure~Servl<ella.m. . . .~ ~RCH, Mum, w. :Bible Stu~Wedneodly,lp.m. ; TORCH Va. Rev. Wallace Mlnp, pulor., Suoday CHURCH, nty Rood 63: Sunday !lcbool SchooiiO a.m.; SuodayOYeoiiiiii!I'VIce, 8 9:30a.m.; Wonbp Servtce.10:30 a.m. ~"-~ 1 Community calendar st., Maaon. Sunday School tO a.m .; MomlngiOWablplla.m.: Evenlt~~aervlcelp. ncolve alllhe bleaina He bu ,.,_.,ed for them. · RIXlltGAN1ZED CBUJIICH ar JI:IUII · wa Np 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday Prayer Study aDd Youth Fellow- ~Bible U~ .,&-how tei'Rihina to see it in action! A doctor re""'"'.., how IDIIVed he wu by a youna buobond'a rupcmae to biJ wife's focialiiiiiJotY· To nmove a1111110r, the sursem had to ~or alicia! nerve thai conaollad dlelllWICiol other mouth. After the oper-.. u he and the hlllbltid IIIIOd by lhe WOIIIIII' I bedside. ""'.ted. "Will my mouth alwaya be · lib this?" Tho clociGr slld yes. The llusbond laokod at biJ wife. smiled.llld uid thai he fllUDll hor' moudl "'dDd of cute." Tholl he bent aver and kiued her, twlllina his ....... llpo .. -hen. Lour, .. the ~ teflected 011 dial huaband's CIOit:plele dovotioll., hla beltmod. he wrote. I hold my lnllh 1!11" ' let the """"""" in.'' U~ 1cve that's what the propblll Hooealhowed toword hla wife. who bod loft him and lived • a prootirute. He aeached for her. paid a prioo to olll.lill hor' fNedom, and bmulht her~~ uid that's ~w He Joyed His waywanl people lnel in spite of their anfllidllubsa to ~ He uid He would IICIIIIimlllto love them 10 thai they would tetum ., Him 11111 1:• Dl!l. nH~DC, UNCONDmONALLOVE · · - t:ao - a.m.; Elllla. - -*.JI. -a y .,_ MIN IIIII wiO::o Ito a.m.; , . _ It Aetlcll, 1 p.m.: ~ Wanlllp. p.m. a . r;«tce I p.m. laday. 'WFCI , J i L 111"1Q1e1' ud -= Community oil Ct. Rl. 82. Rev. Robert SaDden, paator. Jell Holter, lay leader; Eel Rnulll, Sllllday Schad Supl. Sllllday s.- 9:30 a.,n.; monolai wonblp aod c:llllclreo'a dlureb 10:30 a.m.: evenllfll preo<hllll ""rvtce nnl t~e Suncllya, 7:30p.m.; SpeelaiiM!IVICelouJ1h Sunday ••• Jcm a .._.. who ••• II <OIIIalllhlc taller)' just liJre 11ae loft of 11M Lord ror . . •IJrMI. -H-a 3:1 cll~~~~~w= KENO CHl/Ral or CHIUIT; llai'llll& IIOIIION ClllliiCR OF CIIIUST IN " HYSELL. RUN HOLINESS CHURCH, BobGrtmni, paalor. SUIIclly -9:30a. m.; Wcnblp 10:45 a.m.; S - y -lnJ . . .... 7p.m. FREEDOM GOIIPEL MIISION at Bald Knob. loeltod. oa Collnty Road 11. Rev. Rotor WI-. poatar. llunay Scllool t : 30 a.m.; 'Mom.., WonbiD lO:d a.m. ; SUn· CHIIIICH. W111am Wlllla~ J1o. ber1E . ..,_,DIIectorol J:dv. CIIIIDT OF I.ATI'at DAT IWin'l. Part- ~lldlooiiO:aoa. m. -le -.lloq lii:· ·LOL - · allllly, W day, T:Oip.m. ... 01- ...... _ , 11-.il BETHLEHEM II.\PTIST. Rev. Earl Sllaler, _.or. Wonlllp ..,.,,.,., 1:30 a.m. SUoday lk!boollO: 30 a.m. Bible Study aod pnyer . -~~= 7:30~.m. CAIILE1:0N NOMJNA110NAL CHIIRCB, .KIIIpllury Rood. Rev. Clyde W. - - - · paalor. llueday Scbool9: 30 a.m.: Ralplt car~ S.pt. EvttllnJ '""blp 7:00 p.m. Prayer meet~~~~. WodaadayT:Oip.m. OLD 11ET11EL FREE WILL BAPTIST CHI/RCB, Slate 7, Mlddl• J1. Suoday . . . 10a.OL; ilwldayeWII· · 7 -p.m. 7:30p.m.; Tuolday - 2 BIIETHREN IN a " loopta. -c:lll•t:aoa.m. Mdl-r. . American Posts and Auxiliaries announce Glrls State selections Mill WorkCabinet Makilll Pom~o~ "2-2915 • SAliS & SOVKE ~- P. lM· · PHARMACY -· ' I f TUPPERS PLAINS • Thcte will be a round and square dance on Friday at lhe Tuppe!)i Plains VFW Building from 8-11:30 p.m. featur· ing Counlry Grass. R.on.m~ 'Yood will be lhe caller. Public IS m,vll.ed. ' after will be every other Saturdly. . •I SCIPIO TOWNSHIP • Tho Sci· l!io Township \' olunteer Fire oeparunenl will have a·liiiCtol' pull on Saturday wilh weigh-in at 5 p.m. and pull a1 6 p.m. There will also be • 'barbecue wid! hamburg· ers, hotdogs and homemade ice 3 honored at. osu.: ~: . cream. ·•· CHESTE.R • Tho Cliestor Coua· cit No. 323 _Daugluen of America will meet Sillunlay al tp.m. • the Chester Lodae Hall. All memben in lhe district 110 uraed 110 aaenct. Plans will he made for the state session in Marielll in August. .' . SALEM CBNTBR • The Star Grange and Star Junior Grange will mee1 Saturday 11 at the grange hall 011.County 1 ncar Salem Center. . .. 8lj::!d REEDSVILLE - The Olivo ~ Township Volunteer Fire ~-· ' ment will have a baked lle8k din· ner on Sa1urday from 4·7 p.m. II lhe fue sulllon in Rccdsville. . Three Meigs County w:ere named to !he honor roll at 'fl!Ql Ohio Sta~ Univenily for !he ~­ ter quarter. Those honored retel~ . a Ji1lde point averige or at least'3f.S and were enrolled for at leas !' ~ 2 credit hours. '.. , Named to the list were Jate.IJ Andrew Sheels, Pomeroy; Ca)ql Lynn Fisher, Racine; and David Eugene Rice, Reedsville. · 1·: ; '\I ~t ' -' I ' u ,'.( 'BARBARA ANDERSON .•* ..1 "(~ wilh Rev. Atloit DoziCr, Bqnifay, Fla. Services will be l)eld nightly at Public . 7:30p.m. . . is invited. (~ HEATHER DAVENPORT .. MONDAY POMEROY - ,The Meigs~ Band ,Boosters will meet a1 7 p.m. Monday at the band room in lhe b,igb school. Parents are urged to auend. COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP Tho Board of Trualees of Columbia Township will meet Monday at 7:30p.m. at !be fire slalion. ..TULm BtiCK Banquet held ~ The Middleport First Baptist Church recently held its molherdauabter banquet. Approximately 60 people aueaded the ham and chicken dinner. Sbeny. Seddon read a poem reooping molbers and Jerry Pullins spoke on Mary, !he Mo!her of Jesus, relating tbe Importance of a mo!ber's role in a child's life. Sharon Hawley soloisl bad special music for !be occasion. Door prizes were awarded and llowcn were given 10 everyone in attendance. LETART· The Letart Township Trustees will meel Monday at 7 p.m. at lhe offtee building in Letart. ,. ' lj "Everyone Welcome:~ · GOD'S SIMPLE PLAt( . OF SALVATION ., ~N.~ NEXT TO FAST 4 U AND MASON MOTEL Sunday 11vu Thunda~. 8:30am-to pm ; Friday • Sotul'day. e:30 am-11 pm Make Plana To Have Sunday Dinner With Us Featurtng BAKED STEAK M•ehedPotataei/Onvy, SISSIO. BEGINS JUNE 3 1 WIDS-16 CUSSU $3 500 l. $ • 5 49 Choice ofYe,etable, Soup, B•1•cl Or TrJI One Of Our Other Onat Menu ltenwt OPEN SUNDAY, 6:30 AM TO 10 PM eur, <§ Oideri Anlli1ilte (804) 773-1321 I L-VI;,;SA;;;.;·~MAS'I1tRCARD;;,;,;;--·AMERl~~CJ;.;~;,;,N.;;;EXPR;.;,;,;;R~S-SiiiNX;_EPmD _ __ . . 1' alnnet~ · and com!, ahort of the glotY, of God... Ro1111n1 3:23 , I. "Sin mutt be paid tor:" Ro. 1 men 11:12. "for the wagM o1 lin II 'death but the glfl 111 ; God Ia eta1111l life .. " Rq, manlil 1:23 '" • Ill. "Jeeue Chrllt paid tor Out' > tina:" Roman• 11:8; "Ill!~ Qod commendeth Hla love . toward ua. In that while w• were yet linnere, Chrlll dle!;t . . RT.33 C'ARPENTER • Five day session of Bible school a1 Mt. Union Baplist Chtltch will ticgin Monday. Classes at 9 a.m. daily. For ttansportation call ·698-3411 or 7422138. ' l....!==j,:::::.::::::;.:;;;,;:,;;.;,;:;;;..;;.;.;.;.;.;.;._. '• f ol< o MIDDLEI'OIT, OHIO 3:10, ·"For 111 have MIDDLEPORT,· The Middle· jlol't Oardell Club will meet Mon· day at 7:30 p.m. 11 the home of Mrs. Arthur Skinner. ne J11'01f1711, "Nature's Way for Pellt Control," will be given by Mts . David Bbwen. MONDAY 7aJO P.M. TIUISDAY 5:45 P.M. CAUYOII SCHOOL-SYUCUSI, OliO ay .... WIIICIOI "1·1194 lUll. . . . . . ASSISTAIII WIIICTCIII "2-619! VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH 525 N. 2ND ST. .,. . ' I. "All ha.ve llnnld." Roman•· DANCE FOR JOY AEROBIC DANCE CLASS. ~, ~ jO !.J ' I SUNDAY CARPENTER· Rev. Calvin SATURDAY EVIIIS will be !he gi7CII 8I)C8ker lit CHES'rnR - The annual Chester tho Mt. Union Bapdll Church in High School Alumni Banquet and Carpenter on S1111day at 6:30p.m. Dance will be held at lhe Chester The Calvin Evw Family Singers Elementary School on Saturday. will perform. Paslor Joe Sayre. The banquet will begin at 6:30 p.m. invileS !be public. followed by a dance wilh music by Charlie Brown Ri!Z. Call 378-6294 POMEROY - There will be a or 985-38SS for late reservallOns. 12-step A.A. meeting at the J.T.P.A. office in Pomeroy 011 SunPOINT PLEASANT • The Lib- dayat7 p.m. erty Mountainecrs.~ill be~­ ing at !be Senior Ciuzens CeniCr m LOTIRIDGE • There will be a Point Pleasant. W.Va. on Saturday. smorgasbord dinner at tbe l,ot· ttidp Community Center on Sun. POMEROY • The Belles and day from 10011 to 2JI.m. Cost ill 55 Beaus Western Square Dance Oub for adulu and $2.50 for cbihlien will hold a dance on Sat..-day from onder 12. 8-11 p.m. at the Pomeroy Senior Citizens Center wilh caller Scotty POMEROY • The Pomeroy Schaver from Abotl. Church~ Christ will have VacatiOII Bible School Sunday lhrough LONG BOTTOM - There will June 7 from 6:30-8:45 p.m. nigh!fy. be a hymn sing al tho Mt. Olive Andy Miles, minister, invites l,he Community Church in Long B.ot· ~blh:. ' tom op Saturday at 7 p.m. fcaturtng local taiCflt. ~lOr Lawrence Bush KINGSBURY - Revival at the · invites the public. BoliMrs Pellowlhlp Minls7ry will be held Suaday lhroqh June 10, HENDERSON • The Gallia Twirlers Western Squire Daacc Club will hold a dance Saturday from 8·11 p.m. at the Henderson Community Center, Henderson, W.Va. Open to all westem.st)'..,. ll-a squa;e dancerS. ' RACINE - Entertainment a! !be Racine Star Mill Park will be&in ' for ua. " ~- a~Wed.,. 1\ IV. "Whit- muat do ." Ro,. mana 10:8·13. "For WhO'. ' eoevtt: ahall calf upon 1 ' name of the .Lord shaH be V. "How we can know we.,.. on our Wll'f to HHVet):'' John 3:31, "He thet blliell! eth on hit lon hae -lalt, , lng ltfe ... , . '· .I VI. " A - -:" I John ll:'l.a · IIIII 11, "Andthlallthe~ 1' dlnoetlletMhwllnHim... (~. SUNDAY ICIIOOL 11h00 A.M:· ••••a WOISIIP, 11100 A.M. • SUN. M.IG, 7.00 P.M. ~ - '· WID.-.. SIUDY, 1.00 P.M.; ' 992-nn ,__ITA& :· i IMIIPPIHNT ·t �Business Services ,,. ._. .._. __,.. ...... . . . -....... -=t xLt'J .... -~---- .· .....'li.J::.. .- ......... ''* ~li u-·•-t.•= IIi[_..,..._,_ -. .. -· ~=:::;:========::;;=::;::=if-aa'!fa"'*'i• ,, .. , .... • • =~ ,,.,, I AIICCINDIIICIMIIS • MEAT .U.S_. FUitUQSFCII~&.....-.-1 ................. .................. • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace • I a -~~=' -- ~: . --- -._..,_,·--· : __ -..........-.-- ..... ,._-. -.............-............ J I L It • .:. ·-- ' .,...... -- ~ -~·-~-~COli IIWINitS, - 1 4 , ............. .. - :141, Ill! !"'!!": -....--. 11110 WC!fctt 11 ••.00 11.00 II ua.oo 11 11 ·~ · ~ l doy ;... 0 ................... .· .., . --· .._ Dooorlng: ' " c... ' ' ..... In ...... llallohln ...... . ~ .... . . . - . nlo I II ,...,... • . ........ I ----~-. PUblic NotiCe 'BULLETIN . . BOARD "' ' ......_._.,..,w....._ ROOFING WE DO •• .. ..,_ ••.oo 11 ' Ohio 31.1... . jiiiOUol . . .. ... • .... ~=::=:::=: . .,..,., OHiot; 'BULLETIN t : 30 P.M. M411t1 TM to......,. or Ctii111Y C.,. ,.... . . . ., ...,.., CIMMfl ot ...... .., or 1111 lilY l*t "'-"'· llldtr, ~ AI',IIOIIID: M. IIOIIItTI. '"11.1' '···· . . . I INGIIIIIINIII ..... CouiiiY ROOFING "' 24... 210 NEW -IEPAII Co,., Mt~YH~.Citlll Sewtna machine 1 abmet. dr~pn, bedsprads, Jtwn chllrs. new picnic llble travel llliffr tow1n1 kit. trliltr tevellna l~ekl, 11wn ' plden tools, eleelriC lillie 8111s' clolhef. htN c:ontGie. swivel rocier1 lfbri,Y !able, Jllnt, dishft, I'UILIC HIAIIIIIIO NOTICI . •I••• ... .._ .._T•• ...... IULLDOZI!II IIICI IACKMOE WOR, HOMI!IITU, LANOCLIAIIING. WATI!II IIIII II!WER UNI!a , -~....... POll ALL MAKII • '"tl TuNtltY ttwu l•lurdoy 10 :00 lm· I:OO pm MICIOWAVI OYII UPIII 7U·U,_ .,.fllltlftOrWa t.iitw11 ,_,, C·ll ltltl Knoll,.....,.,... from C·ll to ..., Jfiii.Z 0·13 Wlll_,ltllo•d 11'1111 lt. 7 to C· 14 Jlb•l 0·11 H"'ll llun !tom II. 11410 T•Ill1 JOlt·• 0•,41 ltory 1 llun ,,_,...Office 1111 APPUANCIS 01 ...... . . 1--sMI...J.t ....._.... ., tVlnyl lldlnl •flepteoement IICIO OVIIIS-$79 ., • ttJ.SJIS ~. 742-2151 ---·· •rv•n . OI'JIICI! 112·2111 CAIPn CIIAMIS 11111 TKI PLOOI CAll HOME 112·1182 •IIHIOntbll lllltll oQuallty Work Time MU 111• IOAII - You nttd to Nt to IPpJ,CIItt lht 3 .,,. w11111n lllliflltouu thll could be rour dr11m houN ~II M bill II« ott lllf mlln tl»d. . =o;;o,, ..... ' 1111\AMD, OMIO 41771•"26 ,..,, 1111 t1111y .... '"'* •111. ....... ;n,-;, ,.IC(D AT S2UOO ......... .....,.,,.,...., .. ,.. ,... .. . CIDAI CONUIUCIION BISSELL SIDING ·CO. ........ ........ hilt "FrH l!ltlmllel'' PH. 949·2101 ., .... 949·1160 Cltlilll. llftrllouiJ 1nd tiOrll' buildiiiJ Wmlblt loan ~iw~Nblellilh $3.000 down pa~ment 1nd 111111111 the IGtn of S24,.4o\U9. Tht monlllly PIYment Is f310.00 wltlcft In· jludtl. prinapl~ IIWtK, llan, 1nd inlllr.nce. Th111 is 24 ~· 11ft to PIJ 1nd tilt inllrnt rile Is 12.5!1. WIY blcll from tllerOid. His 1 dreamy ptean kill:htn, cllhldlll ceihnl an Silicious hint room with flriiJiace.and there .. two bllhL This 124 ICII l1rm is set up for beef Clllle. H 11n 1 1111t mellt blrn end Diller outbuddinas 1nd IIDCk IJ!IIIdl. $14D,OOO An older home witfl 1 neW hell pump. new roof and completely redone in· side. Hlrnl his 3 bedrooms, sunroom, dinin11room, mp-• tDUnd porch, and 1 patio. Two of the bedrooms 111 HUGE. $43,000 SHIUI & fill TIIM and IIMOVAL •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD ....... PrMislblltu tiS·••n ' Colli .,.. ... 0171. 5-31-'10 tin -. . - ..... . ~ ' 1•1 ZaiO•tfn ·' 6 • •, CUSTOII GOLF CLIIS •pair, Trophies, llln• JO• T. ftAFOID CllnR, OliO Contact STEVE WHITE 992·6.34 lllobllt-lor-12XIO Knox . -. lt+llll2-3021 1 BullIIIII Opponunlty .a:ra. Glvnway _,Dlluta.....r ~-=::=.·~ "~~~'= :a ,..,rr,I, June ,_~ saro, sot ·1:00 AM • :1:00 PM. Noll mlloi ouiAdoll- FlU. Employmcnl Se1v1ces '· ........ 01141111. Qol. . ' R~al 31 Homes tor Sale ""'J!:t - 35 Lots I Acreage LDI8 a ....... ....... " .....,.. , $700. 114-441-17» ... 30W75- ::-=~-:::::.·=110:::·~-~~-7:.,. ................. """"""· 1m 23114. - -- . co.., r• o14s111, . _ . • ..., ........~ ........ .... ---=-...,-. . .. . . . . -.OK. -.m. ::::u.:... ~. ;::....... Aaool Paytol "'""· county ..._, renan1blr •... ...,,...,., ,.... l.aodool. l1..384:5055. 1DID Ford Pinto, Runt Good. 1111 .lalln ....... 8, Good ConciHion, Qoaol Warlo .......... Eactllnl Concltlon; Af. Cor. $400.114:31,.7844. 1o Choir-. 01 - · v.., r::.... 1111. 48 1110. Lolo M law • IUOO. ovoltn M11d011dil mla. oUI Sandhill , IiilO P."'·"'iiMmi: WY. !bw:e tor Rent AESTRIC'TEtl IUILDINQ, 104175-4100. LOTI FOR SALE In Golllpollo """'· Win ...,......_ oily :1'122. Clllfllr. 114 441 23R Loll ol .... _ _,. ........ 1 oloiJ. CIH 114441.f711. Lu-. Wolnul I Chlrry. ....., . . . planecl............ board, aelllng, lla.l14 ui 1011. r,,, rchilfldi!-.e " " - aa.ooo 11o1n ...... e-n Cllr. Yri It+ Ex,.,, .. ' . 401-211-?100. ,. Exl. 571. lo,m.•IOp.m. T.. 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""'"-. .-.:;.'1.;;.-_ ...... Dlnlnl .... =.l ....... - ~ dFIDJII ................. Tolllo - .... WATER WILLI DRILLED: lui, 1111 - · 1,.....m1. 63 Live--k .,..., Building · !2"""".-auo,__-~.,..-.-.-~~,-r-.-..,..'"' . SUppllel on ""o:-',::";l;.a;-".,.!!'/:'.! --- ....... ...... ...... ..... 1711. •• -3107. IGiftW .. 111111 C... fllw ....... kwa. Rto..... 110. a.u.· W1nc GranM, OH Call .,... Por . . . ar trade lot bHf CMI wv, -.ma:n , Qactgo 55 """ - - Aoa quoo10r - · llopple QoO. Uloe 24J.al21. 56 Pill lor Sell 11103. ,..,..,. ..r:J'"· lt+llll2· ~- 'iiT-GLI:I,4111. '17 - . . --·Julio .......,,..... ..... ....... Ctll 114 ... C:ll. ,.... o.i ""'-"· -.. LJm•••-...,.;=;......__ ~ :=..:-r:: ...... . -lor-lo,_hlveboilh .... 11 •• 0CIDIIF lh ....... MII -·:114. ... ---....--· - - ... .,..._. .: 1 Chomllol -· 12,411. . . 110 pllkup 414 C8 12,1N. '17 llaolgo ...... 110 14.411. .. 10 ......... Otttuulllll C.U.. lq:w&w ·•.om. lui Vol Cllwlloeol, YIOOinilool. WOOII!III, '14 ....... ~-· . . ~, ..., .,.... Elglll 12 .... - Groom end ._.,., lhap Pit - - loll - . etJIH. /11(1: R II Old-~ - 1 1 1 0 0. ' 1 7 - T- 414, 1i;iliii mlloo, 11,010. ="~=r.1.~3in!i :=:t..~- ..:.1r::.~n: 10 II"; '14 - · ...... tl,st . 'ta lllzor KS 100 "ii'1Jf0..... ~-'"' . TrMe 1 1171 llwlang, rune good, lor old~ lown _ . , M li!' O< up.I1C I 1111. Pw. . . Chi. 11 ......... old. Doogonwrntt c.aorr -... ....._ ..............,.... k:IH!II'& 114 441 1144 etter ?p.m. -To.... - ............... lull 1n1 T........ ~~. 11o11, lolnlo, - - · n c l • ........ For loll: 1111124 - u m ......... - -ncl - · Colt .... plck.up. 14 ..,.. Clollol CIIW: Cli!Mool, ... ~ Anrfllllo: ~Cll A I w a 1 Cllllll. 810; :'iiil·ltl. ...... ,......... _.,... .. .... 1_1!11117 , _ ""' - 110-IM-11.. -=...... -.. ..... 1 111• .,,., ... ploo)o, 1......... ,.... • ,.... · ~uo~w~g 0, I II - - - .. 11~ . . - ._ - _ .............. . I $210. T--.. . . ..... ......, ,.. 5uL Itt 141 Jill • lead&Feitllar . Plumbing& Heating ' • , ,_ ...11. 01111 .. --"ic.~....... =~·==~~l ·-~ lncl" • " .,! Hay a Grain ..... _ , . . . . . . 01 ""' -.- led;· • s::s·WI-. am; , Q.li.C. l'lboiogltlo, ...,.. 114 4WII11 Panolo, 10 Gillon • Clrmtlollng " - · 1700. ..... ...... CrOb-. .............. No'rr14Na'\t8.._......, 1101. ~ -~--"""" ...... ..,. ' .............. -.....~ -·-·~,:r;,; OoH'II ....... IIoop:-IIC ' loa ............ ·- l n Y r i Clnllr, 'r 1111 n, OH CWIIit lchool Dlltrlol. ., ••• 1111oa.4p.m. lolo: HuoJJL . . . ." ol•, _ of II Ao:- Giillll IIIII! 1111oo1. • 11 A a •••n~ ~ A - D!nlnl_-., I Cor I ,... 1M!! ,, Stlllon - · -111; ..- - . . . . . . ~~roo~or-,ac.-Mia~t, Q· . - .. . . ,........ . . . . . . . . . t ' - .... llllll 1. . . 11 I 8llfl =Ln,'.W.NII ... ..... .,. LAYIII'S PV~IIITIIM Fiola ' - . " - ~ C ¢111e t101M fut-4L 1101')' -· .... ICIOhon" lothA Colpollno. IT - : Mon ........ .,._,.. dlriiMMt Poa:aot Hew Haven. 0121, ' Ao:ill.lf4.44l.nlt. out lollolll Ad. (:JIOO.cfiiO,J ~1. , _ Doollworr. In Cllr: lbr, 4 boilho. Utility .,.. ... 104.f71.Mat. .., ........ ·~.1'1447N1110. Auto Pans& 76 WT-7300. "f'lltlniiW. turnllu,. end ...................17W171. AuandlltanMI ......._ ~ IJI ""' 1o1o Or TrooiL Uo A 111111 44.000 ....... :181 ...,... lt+ Wool SubdivllktnRo:: - n OV.r, 1110 Ponlloc: Wogon" I P1 - ,_, ·- GoOd, .sao.·-~. ......... - --\2-aZT, · lolriJ .... -WJI -~- Buy, loll II et.,. low poloo"" , _ a ............... -- Lacll - I I Cub, aood oonol., ol 00• 1171 LTD Ford Billion wogon 11t A 1140. . . . ....•, ...... 4113- ..... lor llllool blolo unll .IUIW ,.. 11oow111 no. 1111. _ _ lor __ ·h--VInlng,lt+ 71X11 1'71.11oefL 1'1 !!r1W N Yoll """' Ull. lana 41liNt aon.loft. 11ectr10 !~'t';J;·,·:~~.~~ Clooloo1 12 Volt m Amp. Colt - 1810 <150 SE Mo-a•M . .Q--• ~ · $18,000. cancl., 131000 mi., 61 Finn Equipment = = -..- - tor _~on ::::;;:~g;:;7! , , ==::....,.--,..--,.-"1m 01111 Clillloo, tolr concl, C.loln •NIIIf !!!!"!5~- ~ __ -. --·- -.,., --· ----2311. 44110:11 e 5:30PM, ciii30W7W855. 304.f7U03111f 171- C1111 c1ui11j1, 12 lon IOWIIay. 304- Rio 0...: iaot, ~no pete. gNII lntenor, gl'llt oar, f!IDCI, Doyo lt+tl2-2111. Allor liiiM, eo. ... - · ~....... . - . . . Ct. ••• 41 Houlll for Rant Trenoporllllon, .... u, -~ · 1:00 AM-4:00 PM fw bill tarm. Oradllne for lfiiiiYine II J - '14, 1111. - - lm Chryellf c..- 310, Olllo, ouno aoocl1 .....,.R wv. , ; , Aofunoltll ~an ~-·•- WI 1 1 1 2 ' ' • 14- 411121· ltr-ro1..: Picking • Tuooolor, M•r 21. Rouah"a ••r~o:ia· In OrdoiW. Coli • up.l-mt. home tor ..... 2110 Meed: brook Dr, Pl. Pll, .._ 1114147. • a 1 81..-olll: Plclc Your OWn. - - · 104-1-.. ~ 4 :L o:""v::"'......o.=.~r:. ' ..... 00111 Clvillmll lhl ' ,.... ........ , . _ . Ploont, ...... Wilrld _11. hltlftg oupoMII-1 ~lllr:il~loiJuntl, Juno 7 ona 1:00 tHI 1:00. DolltiW wolo-. I"":cJ~.-· . 104.f1Mitl. ;...;;.;:..:..:.c:...:;P4::::DIII:':=:A::OI=r. -- ' •e. -lor~lo-10 .. ---·-.....,. AMIIIICAI HIT 110111 PlriY ' 1 C c-pulol, Prlnl•, - ........, Do111 I Hutch. SUpor DMII C.l 114 111 ...., btcl, Ill. ~ ~ 10r J,.... For ..... 0111 CIOIIIl ...... lip It ....... aaa ... Est::tr. Help wanllcl , "PPOTAL .lOIS' fi!I,IO .... No OJp, Julio 1, t:OO .. '· .....ton flt'll noodooi. FIIfn_onol_..... Dr!... C..plllo · - bon lion 0111 1.JIHI,.IU7 1n11n1 10 • • fa. 7un. Into., • IOp.ll. 7 illye. ln... ....... ,...... Lftn ........ - ....... - . AUIJTAALIA WAHTI YOU Lollol- ue ""* 10 II. Lo1 '""""" Dlllo. At. 7. SI.DIO. lAviL 114s251s -------- ,1 -n ' "' . . ,. .. CA.IIt441 . .' 77MUI. AYOH a All lltM, Coli lllrllyn : WMvtr 104 aa.a41. r· '/IIY 1- 33 Fanns for Sale 21i11001--lol Vol.... - - , . . . . - ..... . . . hlllli ..... lno~ .... .. 11 VIII:Q: modt'J, ~~ ... eluding oldollila. IIi '" tfii.Coll~­ llpl ..... oli;po, ll:l,tl7.00 ~ .. _ , Coll1- furrll'lf ............ , ..... ...._ .._ usa' ,.,,.. rtnr, 10411or ...... Nolet 'IF 11r ailllliw;. ~ usa, """" D. - . no Juno ,.._ ..... - · To: CLio 0111..!'0 Oolllpoll Doll¥ ' UfJh!; a lilds lion -mollool -·onc!*111111. - , l o~ lo- , !JI!orf From tM.OOO. Dle&lh ForApo J" 'Mn June 20. •••ls•a -. . . lhlnl._ ..... .... ...,...,... ................... ,.... ClfUII • living. 1 Iiiii or IIAM 6ocl,_ MXlO ,.... ..-rtminll .. I ,. l::c."" In T - & VIcinity - _. , Touflom Olroctor ~..,lly: Enlhuolullc. Cnollv• wtlh Good .,.,.. And Wolftlil llllllll. Who - ·QoloM Tho Public . ......... wtlh Pt. PllaAnt' llobllt lncl lhrH loll. :1114 lt:UII7. SPECIAL - . IO ,..,• .1111 . . --·-ool, .... ... ·--· _ ..... ,... __ --,..r-:0::1:-: porlunly Eonplorer. Ails pllclllaM Will Iii OICCpolool uniM Jun. :M, 1111. . --·110t n.t 10011 In aor 'l'w=: --lllwllh• ~h s..vt:="p~'la~ Clolllpollo, 011 4illl. lq..t Qp- 22 Money' to LOan -·· 991·6641 or 691-616A SUNIOOF INSTALLAftON 21 FaniMtls IIII&dan AI Law -. Cent•, 1 • • • mt. -·.00 100 1·14-'11·1fft IWAIDS ~Olf USSOIIS ·--~. lonchC=IW-.-J- To MAO lull ........ P.O. lol M~ ._.. of Alcohol, 'f711.JIIoilMi di,QI1--. CIDAI COISIIUcnON PIOFISSIONAL Will .. JOUI' hOIIM"""'"" • mlna. Heve r......,a11 Loaldna For A Doll? Coo 11-or A ling whh 1 la10 I •1111 ol 1.. CooMModlol 8ulldl11g lor oolo or ...... II. At. 7, Clfolhlnl. 114: Cillo - " ' or ..... l1oloo pools if7.011t. ' lion •""'- • o..,o~Mr.. oolorr and I Outl;pill LIUI• benlfltt PAC~~aae. lnlereltM lppMclntt lhouloJ- I oilooll- ' . to: -~ riNfM1~·· lllliltlrt A.liloore. Training ICA-C ovoi-.CIIIIN-. -__...... = -llg·-· . - ,_..., _...,_,.. ........ ... ChalnMn • r : l!dve •Painting FULLY INSURED FR££ ESTIMATES 0 - ethor-lhoINO'IICII F..... II lilol oaoi, . -.. I.NKh 101¥looo; onol OHIO VALLEY PIIIUIIINQ CO. fl ~ ~ lblliWftdl: tMl you llo llulicommunly oolucollon progooma. Sklllo.,. _ , In - grantMMn.t:II.P, PI ap 'I H O T i o - 1.. 34 Bull nell wolllnt end fiilllla opolildnt. Buildings · Quollllool cen<I•IH ohoul<l thlollortno. ollhor Iii 1 i!UIIIIIool montol lkilldlnjl For lilftl: ClaiO hoollh ,.,..,_._ - dollnool To Town, cane- ,_ by Ohio Admlnlollllr.. Rul• or EIOCiric I Wol~t1 114 1112 hllve • mutn' 6tarw In an Ed. 272 . . ......... , ~ oolmlnletretlvt lltlcl. .0 quoUIIIol llaE-Ingo. oonollololll- ...... lwo ,..,. .. ~ c.tl llllill v.ndlna Route manaairtal ~~~lthiM In 1 For Chlop. loll a.lciiiJ. I· "" •Roofing •Siding USED IAILIOAD nES 667-6179 • 111111 011011111 - •Remodeling and Home Repllra llll'SLACK 992-2269 St.p&Ce ••e ,, ...... 0114ROJ. ; .. publlo NO SUNDAY CALLS ec...,tite 'POII£10Y - PitCock Avt. - Completely remodeled with ·new windows. new c1rpet, new almost everythlna. Hes 1 din· ·in1room. l~in11 room, 3 bedrooms, toyed klll:hen w~h new cabinets, new bllh, 1nd 1lul bnernent wKh lots of wmdows 1nd ~~ awn new tur.nce. lUST SEE $34,000 IUTLAIID- ..1111 Ill ld. - This di~J~itied country resi· dence is 1 pidurnque settin1 Wllh • redwood home thlt Is Pom~toy, ......... ....... Stctionll Only - NO lAND - A lllfll yttr old 24x52 home thll his 1 family room w~h 1 fire· pllc:e, 311edrooms, 2 blths, cllbedr1i celllns. skytiaht, extr1 msutttion. hell pump, and inlny more extres. $30,000 ....-....!'-.9· w of...,.., PH. 949·2101 ., •"· 949·t••o Doy or Night 614-992 Whet a . 11-=r..Cholol NoC CIDinOI. ~nl "At 1-lllllllt PrieM" Owntr & Opntor IISSIU, I IUID CO. .IUC'nol "UUIEL CUff lOAD - CUSTOM IUIT HOMES & GAUGES For All lrttd1 EMILIE MERINAR . •14-tfJ.IJII w. w. BISSELL .UILDEIS 1 CUllom=• IUTWID - llict ftii!Ud i~KkYil'd IIJid 1 2 Jtol~ frll!lt .._ wllll .4" 5blldr•t,dlllifttloqqtllnd III&IMn&room, ====:::!!S·ll·IIA Compl1t1 Grooming H1nd Tuftlno Ju• oil tilt mlin Yfl(...,. 11M tlcWit!ifMefiiUICitld on ilrd . NO JOI TOO SMAlL •ALUMINUM III)INO •ILDWN IN INIULATION GROOM .ROOM UPHOUIDY HI A••te~A&. &Oft - 1fucuH - a- btl. IIIII Stdudld - ·•VINYL IIDINO NO SUNDAY UUS · 11 Mliill,.tt Wlntecl to B\IY -~ .. _ a...,. • · ...... · - VInton - Loll ...... '' J• 4a'fl.tfn IZUOO Loll of· Cllllcl,.ne, C.l. lauiD' 4· 21·11 . I mo. IMI · II·,I ·IO·Ifn '1!~~-I.M lllhliiNif- Hct~tbe R£. ~~ llltiiMr W.,YGUwtniiDIItiH. I Jl4'iiiiiJ"JI4 .::...... 614· 7Cl·2tD4 991·6641 or 7U·14S1 fHf ,11(:111 JUSJ Ut.OOO /rrtmMIMD - IIHit,_.Hiot-fAIIul llll ,,.._. . IIU~h,., M4111uf.,._AIII· ' I I . I• - · · .......... """-h ftWI. _ , . - : Clol ..., 3 Announcemanta lt. 1, lex 71·A FREE ESTIMATES •Hill! Olo11 on Ttw tltoor tllnllh MlliWIS, Ow .. ... I, Rvlllllll. OH. Lla•n••• lor ' -~ ...,.., ,...., ............. , 1,615 GAL-f35-S4S POMIIOY, OHO 1011011t tift •Pelntlnl oP(el lttlmttel ---Aoia:-llaoo--=e--. ' I, U.llon, llllllgo .. , ltooot Aoln .. olllrio. ...... rd ........ 1'1111 - ·-.........btcl YGUih oall ....... aotalyllo POOLS, CISTERNS, ETC. •Remodeling end Home Repelra •Rooting •lkllng •Ctrllllt H•• Pttt Dry . -A-.~.... ..... (CIII .... Mllmo":..-., . . , , .,.. Ilnicki, Mometm• tuetton ..mo.. '!hun,, l'rl,, w.. Ylrfllnll, -?JS.1711. - f'!HI()!Jtl( I'IIH'' 11 I IIHI .- .............,....... PubliC Sail &Auction HAULING Middleport, I. . . . .. , . 8 ... oontrecl .rani oantr.~ HnlaprMntr n. On Ails MUll WI oo1o1 Qooft. & T..,., Ito. •. lit~ folur•r Thni Ill ....._. pu...- """"· ·a -Zr~-"'":t...,.· -·- -·""'.~ :' 1, -w~11 ~ -llo; gonoro~· ••IIIU(IIrvls a.l WAQ~ tiS·U61 tr """"-.- ·: APPAUCHIAN acr.. ,,.,. 1'111 OHtce IAMIIIDSII 991·1772 or 1131 1 SERVICE •!looting •lneulotlon 1111e lol.n;l,':" 4 llllnS-$6t., ' -IUfOII-$100., IAIIOIS-.......-$12{ ., KIN'S APPI.IANCE . Window• 114 cur• -or. oloi..... IIO. tt.-.... -., ~~~-...·.:ll:,:ll~t0=/;.::1111~~& ••as-ttJO., J&L I'NSULAliON =.•rr• ..nor. 144111 01110 POiaor, 0110 tOIAYWAIUm _,~ Ho-. .... ., - " 'to . .llrW • oldlltd .... Will <In Plano wnrw In " ' mlnlitrlllor 11 Euou~!..~!l"nci"J . _..... lr.. Tho Patlllon· w11 1llru Fololoy• . ............ Chill Ill· ........ Olllclf ..... will ... Fm.1nr1dl Noponllblo lor - - pltnnlnti monROII'Intt onor - ..lint l tilton Plio Proon At.7. 114:N7· · Pick lip. KIN'S APPUAJIO SIIYICI 9tJ-51S5., 915·15·1 AcrNI 11 r •a•llil ... Ale-. -·N00-0111--11'---·- :111<, 1 111 IIIII. 1Mo1tc1 Plnl • - · -To lf4cMic WID lilbnll In 1111' .,,...... Fl~ ........... WIH Do - 1 HOUIIoloonlng. ·Tho Clolllo Joekoon Mllao ·&Oiinl IUO Ptr Hour. Goilllpalll Aroi. of Dnoa Adolk:llon ond 114 4411401. ....... Hoollh ....... lo ll'lllllf . $2,000. -.104-PN103. Addldlan oncl llooilol Hoorth . -- taaled lls::cfold La.... ,._,.. ··-.DNa ......... .. 1114, , . , AU.uas JIJ1MI. Hfll. lutiiiMI ... New . U..IN. 11"1•11111 wHI bu per ,_. llliH for NOh I . . . . . . . a Ylfll One lily .. - o f .......... llol !!!olrllol....,, """" let ontyl """ I Ill '141, :t/4 pDOI - , - , - - Giilllo H.S. .. loen'o: O..I!N P08IT10N OPEN bMUIIvo-or Clllllo Joi- M!lgo a-d 01 ='l.o~-"'="' _ , = 992·7011 ' or 9ti·5SSS V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 -01'· ......... ...., . - . . 14 tiiN, llllh lfllll~iltan ~ ..... "-·1 ,,-'•&...,., - · Clols.e, .... MODILI lfiii!IIITIMATI!II - · n c l - _ . . .... Send 10 T1lii llnol, lox ·· 72118, 111 lliilly CooirlIlona Sl. .,.,l ......, ........ ..,.t ..................... ...... ........ '' w....... ..... .... ....... ,__ MUll boi -~~~~ ond hon 1111 obllhr lo hlnclll 1.... ....... - . :MI Llooooln It . . . ..UT •RLLIJIADI Alii Eltlll 0tn11111 : . : : . . . : ............ I S~t•d•alll Itt . lui. NlfAd... tot -1.4tlo.7111-- ·g'n 211 a lrDWiell CW.. .,...._ SUUJ ,IIIli I , . . . lllolllo; lot. I/I:TIIw liS. . _ M - c•••• · - ••,.lr NIW. UI!D ,AIITI - lful Mel aMI ...,......,.. ta ,11. 7 to Gtllll County _____ ., WHAIIY'S AUTO PillS ·-· -c--1_ ,,..,........... . . _ . . _ . , . noioloo)' "" ..... lob. Compuflf .. ~ ....... ........... .... -.. ••e. .,N. = ~ PARTaTIIR OFFICE POSITION • I n " - · Clontfll ottrc.-lncludi.. · IVDina ..... llullooool. 1111101 II, I '""""• - fiii!E I!ITIMATI!I. . :..,_ SYIWAIY'S GUIS I SUPPLIES . --. -lion-·--.· ........ .,-. . ··-Rol. ......... ... . Ololo.,.. TRUCIIIIG AVA• 'ME YOUNG'S CAIPENTEI SEIVKE _..,...""""' Business Services IH'IINi N .... a.,-. 4-5·11·1 ... PubliC NOtice 1011 =-1111,111, 949·2161 ...... ol'flllllllf"MIOn "' .. J IlLii ....... II ' ,. "' ... llr· Aat DALE HART RESIDENCE YfllOWBUSH ROADA RACINE 11 FAMILIE~ . ....... EXCAVAnNG FREE ESTIMATES Thl~llfUI_, parllo ....,. . . . Ohio ~ ' , . , , ,Eic. . , . Sj I Outten Downapoutt Guuer Cleaning Painting PUblic NOtice Qre~. IWIIPIII, l[qiCIH111ildll1 clOthes l miSC. ' Iris loll.- lew.N L W•lleNI MIIOI COUNTY GARAGE SALE JUNE 1, 9 TO 4 1 - SkyUne 14x1l 2 bI II 0011111, 2 ........ 3044II4UII ... .,.. :14:11. · ~----­ Cllllll.. till ,.., ml! I&NH - • t h e rlllhl I c- r 11uwmf ' EllttdCII& --vw~~o~~~~~~.---· """""' .....,.._ or 14 171-71111. Allllnll4-. Allltpllllllon . ---.- :1,~= IUIIIftl Cocliiii:IUIL -7117. - ........._ Y.f. ..... 4114, Air .... 1.11111. 2 TPatnt. ... w.-,T.,..., . . ,,. CleM, .......... 4........ --~·--· := ......... .... - ,, ~. •••• .• .• iiia'~~= ; • J IIW "'iiiiiiiltal; 1111. 87 ....,., • • �.. • ' . Friday, May 31 ' 19jtl· ·Know your parks Ma~":'eU, Melp Couty Park Dlrtdlli' ... ....... tea a series of articles alto.t Meip C01111ty's ID oilier· vaace of "Park A;wareae11 Mo~." Empllall oilier articles will be on tbe nrloaa parks In tbe COIIIIty, bow tbeJ we-e tlt8bllsbed, aad tbe flldlltlenftl8ble. ,.u pubUc Is bivited. Pktared are dineen, 1-r, Betb WUfong, Emily Hll, Cbelsey WOOd 11J1c1 Amaada Hoyt, in froat, aad Jeri Hill, Erka Poole, MIDdy Chaacey, Jayne Davis aad Aagela Wilson, In haclc.. They will perform ''Hula !laby" daring thesbow. SPRING RECITAL· Tbe aaaual sprlag recital of Barbara's School of Danee will he presented on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Southern High School. Tbe sbow, eatitled "19 • Daace • 91," will feature daaeen from age rour aad up perforllllng jazz, tap, aad novelty numbers. Tbe Middleport, Pomeroy American Legion Posts announce Boys State participants · .Star Mill Paik was acquired by Racine Village Council in 1985 from the .Twin City Shrine Club which bad owned the p1~ty for many ye&~J using it for meetings and social events. The following year a variety of improvement~ were made. Village Council was awarded a Community Development Block Grant for tile pun:hase of park equipment. A flag pole and night light were put in place, a stage was corlllllucled and twice a monlh during the,s!DDmer free s~ night euterlaiRDient was pro In 1987 the Racine FFA COR· structed a climbing log cabin and lhe foUowing year the villqe was · again awarded a CDBG grant for playground equipment. New restrooms were constructed and .two large park signs were con· structed 8nd ettCied at die pllk. Then last year the Board of Pub- Birthday celebration · Rev. Oycle HeniiCrson enjoy~ a birthday party at his homej 111 lie Affain purchased 11 acres of Pomcloy -tly. ' land adjacent to lbc park to provide Mn.~tHe~~ fuiiR well site~~ as well as a buffer for die present field·as recom· seated him a cake cleconiiDd m 6lui. mended by die Environmental Pro- and white with roses and lighlect candles with the inscripti,on;_ tection Agency. · "Happy Birthday Hubb:(." ; ~ And 11\ero are more plans. A :Refreshments of 1ce cream, ~ parking lot, a walldllg pelh IIIOtllld chips, coffee, tea and Ji1! • lhe ~· tenJiis COQrU. hs:ball clke, were served to Mr. and MIS. Davict;• field, additional restrooms, and C, Jacb, Middlt1Jort; Mr, aad Mil. possibly cam);J8itel along lhe river. Arthur C. Ball', MiddlePort; ~ L: The park site is die localion of McDaniel n 'and Mrs. tlixie Poricr. the Star Flouring Mill Co. which Racine; and Mr. and MIS. Ralph.l! .. :; was desttoyed by fire many years l Pomeroy ., ..... Car •tw,..., ago. • .,1._. Hislllr)' teUs us that I huDdrod h011q10wer engine IIICl a sixty inch flue boiler suPPlied tho power for ' lhe grist mill. This ooabled lhe mill Alziiia F'Jelds was lhe best ~! to ~uce up to sixty l)arrels of Heidi Delong the best teen I~ · flllliily flour per clay. The lhlce and and B~ce Durst lhe best K0£3 ; one-ha1f StorY mill was equipped losd' at the recent meeting of OIJllt wilh a full roller system and IIIOOd TOPS No. 570 held at die ~ • 'Hall"Po . •• second to none for lhe superiority ters m~y. •· • of its products. Custom grinding Heidi DelOIII! won the fruit was done also for local people. - ket and Trina Faulk the surpriK' .... The mill's access to lhe Ohio gift. • River permitted a loading dock Arzilla Fields was the M~ ; .. ·. . .._t; which facilitated shi • of grain quem. and flour. Sttin~ds proThe next meeting will be heht ' duced by the grist mill were Pearl, Tuesdaf at the Catpenter's HaTl · a sttaight grade, and Tidal Wave, a wilh weigh-in at S and meeting at~ : lower grade of flour. An advertise- p.m. A funny money auction wi!l ; ment in ihe 1921 "Racina" adver- be held June 25. •:. tised "sunshine flour" from the Star •'"I".• 1 • Mill. C~LUMBU~. Ohio (AP) Amencan ElectriC Power Co. has included options to install scrubhers at a Coal-fired Qhio generating plJ!-nt _tP IJ!Cet federal pollution Jllldel~s · m a report submlued to state ulility !Cgulators. . But us!ng low-sulfur_ coal iosiead of high-sulfur coal mined m :• .•: GALLIA·MEIGS AIRPORT 9 am-4 pm $ 00 ' . HERITAGE QUEEN CONTESTANTS· Tbese alae yoan1 ,omen lji'C competlaa for tile title or Heritage Queea Ia Pomeroy. 'l:be coates!, sponsored by tbe Pomeroy Merchants Aasocla· tiOil, wll! ldck-olf festlvltla for HeriliJie Week' By JULIE E. DILLON Times-Sentlael Staff · · POMEROY • Activities sponsored by the Pomeroy Merchants Association for Heritage Weekend will kick-off with the Heritage Queen conteslalll reception on Friday at 6:30 p.m. in die Riverboat Room at lhe Meigs County Public Library in Pomerov. • Twenty-one ladies were in auemance at the Tuesday.Morning League at lhe Mcip County Golf Course. Winners for lhe day were Joan Childs and Nell Bahr. . 1, \ Deputies probe thefts GALLIPOLIS - A chainsaw and a drumset were reported stolen from a Chesh~ residence Friday. Kennelh Cupenter repM· ed tq lhe Gallia County Sheriff's DepJII1rllont that an unknown person or ~ns bad entered his residence and took lhe ilems valued at more lhan $1,000. James A. Northup, Gallipolis, reported that a sign on his had been tom down and thrown Into an adjacent field. riup reponed lhat the sign, which read "Jim Baird's Dust Bowl", may have been tom down in conjunction widl the Gallia County garage · workers strike against Gallia County Englnec:r James Baird. · . PLUG IN .....--., . to Grcul Noputy Buys ... ShOJI Clml11ilicd~ Near drowning investigated RUTLAND FURNITURE and BOTTLE GAS . Niric young woinen teplesenting each high school in Meigs County ha'(C entered the contest and those coptestantJ will he judged Friday afternoon. The queen, first and secOD!li'IIIII)US;DP ~ be announced at the pnvate recepUon held for the contcsrants and their families host· ed b~ t~e Pometoy Merchants Association. Contestants competing for the GALLIPOLIS - A Gallipolis man' WI$ cited for driving under the influence after he slruck a parted car on First.Avenue early Saturday morning. Ant!Kiny D. C&naday, 18, of Chesmut Street was cited after he · struck lhe car in the 100 block of First Avenue. According to a report from the Gallipolls Police Department, Canaday was south· bound when he struck an WJOCCupied Pllded car on the right side of the road, owned by William 0 . Smeftzer. The force of the impact pushed Smeltzer's car across lhe street, off the left side of the roadway and into a tree. . Canaday suffered minor injwies in the crash, lhe report said, but was not treated. He was also cited for fail~ to COJli!:OL TONY GRATE • 1 Go/fnews :'t:: SYRACUSE ·A Pomtroy boy spent Friday in Veterans Memorial Hospital following a oeai-drownlng at Allldon Pool in Syracuse. . Acconlinsto a pool official, anolher swimmer at the pool saw .Lqc, 1110 '7, face down at the bottom of the pool. The life.. RuueU Singleton, was alerted and Singleton !"illed Large lhewalel. Pool w...,cr Martha Maynard lhen began CPR until uniJ.s or Moia !mcqcilcy Medical Services could llrivo on die - · boy was llllllpOIIed to Veterans Memorial Hospital where . be Wlli reponed 10 he In ialisfactory conditioa on Sllunlay lll(JJJ- a GEOIGE GIATE-MANAGEI STATE IOUTE 124 13 Sect lone. 1 20 Po goo , • Multimedlo Inc. No!N..,..Pi< the entire sYstem's sulfur dioxide, a gas Whi,ch causes acid.rain. The new ·report proposes four ways to cut emis~ions. Three of them involve scrubbers , which would reduce pollutiop and ihe plant to continue llling higb-sulfur coal and comply with lhe new standanls. ' . standards untill997; - Installing scrubbers withou t .an option wh1ch would cost hun- .assuming the incentives will be dreds of Ohio cnal miners .their available; jobs; · -Switching to low-sulfur c6al -1nstalling scrubbers under the to meet the 1995 deadline, then assumption that AEP will receive installing scrubbers and going back "incentives" that would delay to high-sulfur coal when lhe desdContiaued on A-S compliance -with the new federal The proposals call for: -'Switc~ to low-~ulfur coal. I Man cited for DUI ALL SIZES OF TANIS AVAILABLE school was given and it was decid· ed to assist city council in anyway to promote that project for additional scholarships. . The group will also assist the Sremwheel Association wilh its fall Sremwheeler Festival in October. Other members auending were Norma Custer, Roberta O'Brien, Ann Rupe, Velma Rue, Clarice Krautter, Charlotte Elberfeld, Donna Jones, Jane Walton, Maida Mora and Vera Crow. -- end· on Saturday aad Suaday. Plctared, 1-r, froat, are Jody Smltb, Love Batey, Mlebelle MeCoyiiJid Penny Lewis. B . ack, Tberaa Lee, Cbristllle Schultz, MaJ'C1 HID, Amber c-lap and Holly WIQiams, . • f: .----·LocaI bfJe S OUR LEVEl BUDGET PAYMENT' PLAN Will BE STARnNG IN SEPTEM•R FOR QUALIFIED CUSTOMERS ONLY. The Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter. Bela Sil!"'a Phi Sorority held its May picruc recently at lhe home of Joan Corder. A committee of Ruby Baer, Mary Morris, Lillian Moore, Nellie Brown, and Betty Ohlinger will diStribute leaflets on June 8 promoting activities sponsored by lhe Pomeroy Merchants Association for Heritage Weekend June 8 and 9. . A hand crocheted afghan made by Martha .Child will be used as a fund raising project for lhe group and more information on the afghan may be oblained at K & C Jewelers in Pomeroy and at Kroger's on Saturday where the af han Will he di.sl)layed. report of lhe successfull dinner dance for the local Bets Sigma Phi scholarship fund for a ~l)nical ' Schedule ofprogram activities· announced for Heritage·Weekend NOTICE: Chapter holds.May picnic Point Plauant, June 2, 1991 - o• . • . 1· g to desdlineforsharplyreduc~ ~ur dioxide emissions by swi low-~ulfur coal. The PUCO said the fllSt study was too narrow in scope and set Friday u the dead1~ for a broader one. The revised repori Jot AEP plants in Ohio and seven other states focuses on Its Gavin power plant in Gallia County in southeast Ohio. The plant emits one fourlh of "" MANLEY'S TRASH SERVICE . ~hio remained AEP' s first option m the study ~nted Friday to lhe . Public Utihties Commission of Ohio. . . ·Th~ _PUCO on May 14 rejeclell lhe utility's first~ to meet the federal Clean Air Act's 1995 . . .. ' . only facility wilh in a several hlllj- the woman's bloo~stream for the dred mile radius that is licensed to next five years. provide Norplant. Facilities in Brandeberry said lhat about six GALLIPOUS - The first new Charleston and Parkersburg, W.Va. women in the area have bad lhe \0breakthrough in birth control in 30 are the closest hospitals lhat are 15 minute procedure, and have years is cllrrently being offered to equi!t1 for NorplanL reported no problems wilh the conT conlrlleeptive is consistJ of traceptive. . area women by Holzer Medical Center. six p 1able tubes about one·and· "We do lhe implants here in the Norplant is a reversible contra- one-q~ inches long and as big office, and the woman will have a ceptive iinplant lhat ptevenll pteg- around 1\5 spaghetti that are filled sore arm for a few days, l:!ut nancy for up to five years. 'I1Ie new wilh progestin, lhe same hormone besides tl!at•.we have bad no comcontracepdve is more effective than used m some other means of birlh plaints," he said. "After lhe inlplant the Pill, and is less expciiJive over conttol. 1s made, yuu can't see the rod$.but a five-year period than pun:~ing To insen lhe tubes, a small cut you can feel them if you rub ·your Pills ev~ month, .. ol!lclal said. · is made on the in$ide of a woman's hand across diem." , pr..Keith Brandeberry, of the !Jppel arm and ~-.lubes are' placed The effectiveness of ijoi"Jllant 0 . bsto1t: h:i11:N.~1!~ . , . .1:1!, : ~!IIII!F !l'IC skii) ~a~shiqle.~ .. ~io~JI! 2+bouq.1Nlf;!, •t any a18 Hilrd.,~. . , to ,• J'JOacstJn. whllili b .. ovulil- umt, •lhe tuba ~ removed, perfiorm t,he tmplanla. ls die tlon, is lhen gndually released inlli ... ,., C•dlo•d .. A·! •' NO QUESnONS ASKED 'MARK STANLEY . By MELINDA POWERs Times-SeatiDt~I Staff 00 CHARLES MASH IV •• •, • • •' New contraceptive implant more effective than Pill To The Person Who Took A MOTOROlA TWO-WAY RADIO From My Truck I Will Pay Sl FOR ITS RETURN • . ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiliiddiileiiport-Pomei'Oy Galllpolll $ATURDAY, JIIIIE ii BUY FRO AN-t;11. GAS DEALER WITH EXPERIENCE ' Low sulfur coal remains top AEP option ''DISTU.RB ..·. :. THE, PEACE BAND" ,: :.· · ·NOTICE• • VoL 21, No. 1"1' Copyrlghled , .... ~ . Farm ..... - --f>--.........- -Dl-8 Sports.............................Cl-6 tS• ~ SUNDAY, JUNE 2 - . •• ' High ID mld-4105. Chance of rain,. 30 percnt. •• ~~ MIZWAY ......-' TAVERN •• St. lt. 7 & 143 In P-ro,; : FLy IN •~ Wtatber...... - ....- ...........AtS .. PRESENTS Business ...... - ....................Dl Comics. .......- ..........._•..Insert .Cla$Sined....................."'D:Z·7 Deatbs. ...........................- .:A.3 Ec!ltorat. - .. -----~-·-.A2 Traveling entertainers .popular at turn of century- James Sands· A-4 I r-----------------~· .. Johnny B. Hoback, Racine, the Croec1 Janes Scholarship. He ~ated from Southern and is maJoring in finance. . J~nelle Darlene Willia~J!s. Racme, Creed Janes Scholatshtp. She is Jtljljoring in telecommunication and is a graduate of Southern High School. u ..-.. R-A--·n. "Mark Allen •!-..,.y, .,....•.....,, lhe Dr. James H. and Nellie Rowley Je:well Willilm J. Davis Scholarship. He is a graduate of Easrem High School. . Cheryl A. Pape, ~acme, the J~ C. Eu_ler ~ Sch?lar~ sh•P: She will nuuor tn chellliS;ttY and IS a grad nate of Southern Hi'h School. Inside Along the river ....- ....- Bl-7 August weather in May brings out air conditioners • Beat of the Bend • D-4 "'* ' '. ' ' B-1 TOPS, KOPS meei.; .... Area families visit • . ' American Legion Drew Webster and basketball. He has served .as a he participated in the Upward Post No. 39, Pomtroy, and Ameri· · class ·officer on student council, · Bound program at Ohio University. can Legion Feeney Bennett Post wOJted on lhe junior class play and Stanley, son of Daniel and !, •.: No. 128, Middlepon, have again lhe prom committee and decorating Shirley Stanley, Pomeror, also selected delegates to attend the committee. He is a member of lhe auends Meigs High Schoo where ,. ~ American Legion Buckeye Boys National Honor Society and the he participateS in baseball and lhe State at Bowling Green Sw.e Uni- Varsity ''E" Club. He is employed French Club. Grate, son of David and Jeanversity, June 15-23. as a summer lifeguard at. ~oyal ~ · Delegates selected by lhe Drew Oak Resort and is a member of the nette Grate, Long Bouom, altends llfl" •• Webster Post are Jeremy Heck, Cub Scouts of America Pack 235, Eastern High School. He partici9•30 1•30 ~. • Darin Logan and Roderic~ New- Arrow of Light, lhe Meigs Colmty pates in the art program and is $ • • • '.; : some. Junior Fair Board and the Boy involved wilh his church. 2.00 Cover Charge 'i Heck. son of Michael and Scouts of America Troop 235. The pwpose of lhe "Workshiip Mnt be 21 YHn of A ': • Susanna Heck, Pomeroy, attends Two of the delegares from lhe in Govemmem" is to provide the .•.,. Meigs High School where he par· Drew Webs~er Post are sponsored young men of Ohio with a deeper .---,,....-----------------iii~ ~ ticipates in cross country and by the Farmers Bank and one is understanding of his rights and wrestling. He is employed· at sponsored bY Bank One. priYileges as an American Citizen. ·~ ~ Vaughan's Cardinsl in Middlepon Delegares from lhe Feeney BenThe American Legion Buckeye • · • and attends lhe First Baptist Church net Post include Charles R. Mash Boys State program is cooducted in :Middleport. · N, Mark Stanley and Tony Grate. for high school jl!niors and proLogan, son of Ron and Kay Mash, son of Charles and Susan vides a practical experience in city, Logan. Middlepon, auends Meigs Mash, Pomeroy, attends Meigs · county and slate ¥ovemment. · • : High School, is a member of lhe High School where he participateS During the RIDe day stay each ' : . French Club and serves as a class in football, track, H.U.G.S . and citizen experiences all facetS of a officer on student council. He T.I., cpmputer class, student coun- mylhical state which will include . Breakfast 3· Lunch Served aaends lhe Heath United Methodist cil and lhe prom committee. He is a the election of city, county and Served 9 to ?? . 11 to 4 pm . •• Church in Middleport. member of lhe Rock Springs Unit· state officials and will establish a A family reunion was held Newsome, son of Frank and ed Methodist Church where he is Supreme Coon and Legislature. ' PLANE RIDES - Public Welcome Joanne Newsome, Pomeroy, president of the Senior Youth Qualified professionals such as . recently at the home of Mr. and aaendl' Eastern HiRh School, where Group. He is also a member of lhe judtes, eductltors, lelected and Mrs. Robert Bailey Sr. Members of ' ' 1li families- attended from Ohio, he participates in football, ba1eball Athells .Dislrict Yoo~. Council and appOinted puiJiie"·officiala, serve as ' 'West VIrginia. and Plofida. •· . ' ' vdlimteers ~the program. · Mr. and Mrs.' Ralph McCrea, DeLand, Fla., speJit several days wilh Mr. and Mrs. Rohen Bailey Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frank, Sarah and Maahew, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene • Haning. ' Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Langsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Knapp, MicheUe, Amy and Ashley, were Memorial Day. visi· tors of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smilh. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Knapp, Michel~. Amy and Ashley. were •, Saturday evoninsiaitors of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle • Langsville. Also visiting were . and Mrs. Ralph Knapp and Mr. and Mrs. 992-3194 Micbael CMmbus. . Saturday's baseball results . M ·Eight receive OU scholarships Eight Meigs Countians received freshman class scholllfShips ,from 'Ohio University for the. 1991-92 school year. Receiving the academic scholar.ships are: Lisa Gay Starcher, West Columbia, W.Va., the Sammy Kaye Scholarship. She is a fresh. man majoring in music. She graduatedfrorn Wahamalhisyear. Maurisba Dawn Nelaon Middleport, the Thomas W. Wolfe Scholarship. She is ~ freshman in lhe CoUoge of Health and Human Services who hu 001 yet declared her major: She is a graduate of Meigs Hilh SchooL · · Robert Jayaon Cocbier, Portland. lhe Qeed Janes Scholarship. He is anication. freshman in telocommuHemajoring is a paduale of Southern Hilh SchooL . Christine Nicole Harmon, Portland, tile Croecl Janes Scholatship. She is a freshman~¥ in management systems. She IS also a graduare of Southern High SchooL Catholic sisters are reassigned wen IUTLAND n.e ONI EVIIIII8 SHOW AT 7•30 AHISSIOII $ T.SO 446-0923 i¥~ il the 1011 of Ladonna Large of Main Street in Pomeroy. .. • title of Heritage Queen ire Love Batey, 17, Meigs High School, daughter of Andrew and Betty Batey, Middlepon; Amber Cum· ings, 16, Southern High School, daughter of Rex and Kathy Cumings, Syracuse; Marcy Hill, 17, Southern, daughter of Sandra Bacr . an4 Dennie Hill, Racine; Theresa Lee, 17, Southern, daughter of Charles and Judy Lee, Syracuse; Penny Lewis, 16, Meigs, dugh!Cf of Robert and Pe Lcwil;'kiddleport; MichetWMcCoy, 16, Southern, daughter of Barry and Carolyn McCoy, Syracuse; Christine Schultz, 18, Eastern Hiah School, daughter of William and Linda Schultz, Pomeroy; Jody Smith, 17, Meigs, daughter of Robert and Barbara Smith, Pomeroy; and Holly Willlams,16, Meigs, daughter of ADen and Marl· lyo Williams, Pomeroy. Saturday's activities or the Pomeroy Merchanll Association will like place between 9 a.m. and S IL.!D· Tho day will begin with 1 parade at 10 a.m. Ulldct the direction of AnJ1c SwlfL Anyone inrerested in partie' ' 1 in the parade should contact~ Swift at Ploaser's, 992-2057 or at home, 9927112. The theme for the parade wiU he patriotic and also perJaining to lhe heritage of Meigs County. The parade will be followed by a pioneer costume contest at 11 a.m. sponsored by Bank On~ in Pomeroy. Tbe contest is open to lhe publiC and judgin~ will he conducted in two categcnes • authentic costume and reproduction of costume - for JUle and female, child and adull Judging will he based ori appearance, ·authenticity and untquenen. To obJain an entry form or ror men IRfomatlon on die COitUIIIII ('(IIIII It, conUict or SlOP by Bank One in Pomeroy. Entertainment during the day will include performancea by The Ohio State University Pormatioo Dance Team; the Rainbow Cloggen; The Dance Company of Shirley Quictel; Dee llld Dallas, a duet of harmonica and keyboard millie; ud tbo Mud River Band. Emcee for the day will he Lenny BliasOII of WMPO RldlQ. Coatlaaed oa A·5 - REPAIRS CAUSE LONG LINES OF TRAFFIC -Tile ~laa-ortbe' lipbllt 111i U.S. 35 In Gallla County 1 Greea Towaablp betweea Frutb's PbarmiiCY aad Mltebell Road II caiiiiDg IOag linn IIIII one-laae tramc ~·portlQn of road wblJe ctlllltniCtloa crews p tv dowa new aspllalt for tbe aew tbree· e ~ complete wltll • turn lane. (Tl~Sentlnel plloto · by .G. Spencer Osborne) ·, ·• ' Appeals court gives cockfighting a reprieve McARTIIUR, Ohio (AP) - An Ohio appeals coun has granted ownm of 730 birds used for cockfightin¥ an indefinite stay barring authonties from killing the fow I seized in raids lhlce weeks ago on lhe illegal sport. Tbe 41h Ohio District Coun of Appeals ruling Friday extended a 10-day stay lhat was to exp~ on Monday. But lhe tbree-judge panel requlr~d the Ohio Gamefow I Breeders Association to post a $5,000 cash bond on the animals and iMlmecJ tiJat additional bonds gave the state posseslion of them COUld he ordered. and ordered them humiJlel,y State and local officials rounded destroyed. ,' . ·• • , up the birds during two raids on · The court was scheduled to lulc May 11 in Scioto and Vinton coon- whether lhe b~. now being hCld ties in which 400 people were in an old poultry farm in Scloto arrested and fined for misdo- County, should be rewmed to their meanors. The raids were tho result owners or destroyed. But in 'its of a 16-month Ohio Depnnent of two-page decision, tho ~cpis Agriculture investigation into cock- panel ordered the matter ex 'ted. · figbting in the state. ''While the present condition A Vinton County Common under which lhe chickens are beiJJg Pleas Court judge ruled on May 15 maintained is less than ideal. ·n.o that the birds were contraband, Continued on A-3 • :- II==- RONOitED- Dorot11J ..S MarItt a ataadla1 o•atloa Friday Ariel Tlllatra tu til ...... Seytn) ..... bulln• people d•llletl 1250,000 Ia til eonple'a ... ·--· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 31, 1991 teaford