https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/73b28f6f718fc947e08f275fcec57947.pdf 19df3a786fdf20269f7a884a08d0d69c PDF Text Text ' · ; Page . 16-'-lhe Daily Sentinel Pometov-MidcllpOI't. ohiO Gnduation Friday .··_ .· . · ,Lical news briefs... .- - - Stocks CQntlnued from page 1' :... -~~n May3 'a nd 8. A hole had been cutin the fence on the rear . ·skle b~ tile property to gain entrance. . · ~ ~s!terlff's departmen\ Is also Investigating a report of ah . · a.d~.nt .whlell occurred at 6: 10a.m. Wedne_sday 'on State RDute . )~e~st··of the Intersection of County Road 28. Glenn Stout. .Cbesbi!r,was.travellng westonSR248whena deer ran from the le~ . ~Ide ·.and. struck the windshield of his 1984 Chevrolet , The ., : ' - ran• fr9lli the scene. There was moderate damage to the - . . d~ veh!cl~ .. ,> .. · .· • ... .... ... . •· .:·... .• ;. $ptifig.. Concert sklted Friday . Am Electric Power ............. 26~ AT&T ..... ~ .................. .. .......33% Ashland 011 ........................ 41 ~ Bob Evans .......................... 15~ Charming Shoppes .............. 16~ City Holding Co ............. :.... 16~ Federal Mogul... ................. 52~ Goodyear T&R ............ .. ...... 51 Heck's ................................. % Key Centurion ....................12~ Lands' End .. .. :....................30\l I.,lmlted Inc .. ............ .......... 29~ Multimedia lite ...................94~ Rax Restaurants .................. 2~ Robbins & Myers .......... .. .... 16~ Shoney's Inc ........................ 8~ Wendy's lnt1 ........................ 5~ Worthington Ind ........ .... .....20~ ' . . · · ·. ·:·.: · · Ti1~ ~ j>a$ter~ Local School District will he performing Its ··.spring ~ncert on Friday evening at 7:30p.m. In the high school . gymnasium.. · · ' < ·. Al,ong with the high school concert band, the fourth grade recorders, and fjfth and sixth grade bands from TuppersPlaln.s, Chester, and Riverview wlll also perform. , . The. rerorder group wlll perform a selection of chllllren's songs. The fifth grade will perform " America March" and "Mr. Fu Goes Blue" , and t)le sixth grade wlll perform "Fanfare and Promenade"., "Nadia's Theme", and "Fat Cat Goes Disco." ro conclude tile concert the junior and senior high concert band wllr perform "Overture for Winds", "Marceau Sympno. nlque" featuring trombone soloist David Rice, ''A Sante Cecilia", . and a selection from Andrew Uoyd Weber's "Phantom of the Opera." The concert wi\1 be under the direction of Mr. William Hall, ' director of bands In the Eastern Local District. Ad':lllsslon In free to the public and following the concert re!teshments wlll he served. ' . Dorset E. Mlller, age 72, 112 Pine Lane, Barnesville, formerly of Chester, died Wednesday evening In Barnesville Memorial Hospital. Born In Sumner, he was the son of the late Eber and Elsie Carsey Mlller. He served In the U.S. Army and was lifetime member and former chief of the Chester Fire Department. He Is survived by two son.s, Keith Mlller, Barnesville, and Gary Mlller, Marietta; two sisters, Ruth Lemon, Belpre, and Lola Ziegler, Cambridge; and four grandchildren. Other than hts ·parents he was preceded In death by four brothers and two sisters. Services will be Sl!(urday, 1 p.m'. at White's Funeral Home in Coolville, wltll burial In Cherry Ridge Cemetery. 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His technicians have receiyed extensive training in heat pump technology, and have passed si:ringent certification examinations. . GUARANTEED SATISFACTION We believe the electric heat puinp is the best heating and cooling. system available. We're so sure you 'll like it, we'll guarantee your satisfaction! NEED HELP WITH. FINANCING? If you're a qualified Ohio Power customer, Ohio Power will finance your heat pump for up to ten years at competidve interest r:~tes . DON'T GUESS .. .INVESTIGATE Call one of these Comfon Assured dealers or Ohio Power today for details. 1 10 ( • \ • l 1' ' 1 1[ 1 \ '17 ' ' QtEVROLEI CELEIRtT! 1 ' • C I I 1 , 1 J Clarification COMFORT ASSURED DEALERS: " MiddlepOrt '' By MARGARET CALDWELL OVP News Staff Reflecting Panama's fraudtainted election, former- · President Jimmy Carter, at a Emergency Medical Services as the annual mock CONFERs WITH DEPUTIES - Sheriff lames news conference Thursday at disaster was staged In . Pomeroy Thursday Soulllby ud several of his deputies confer with Ohio University, Athens. ex· evenlnfl'. Bob Byer, director of the Meigs County pressed his support of President Bush's action and his support of the Panamanian !JeOple to keep ''their first taste of freedom." "It was a good move on his . ' part," Carter said of Bush's 1,800 troop brigade. It was a small force, and not belligerent move. Carter said Bush's "moderate James Soulsby was on band to response" was beyond his adVeterans Memorial Hospital mass emergency occur. vice, but within the boundaries of was swamped with patients Sf!me of the patients arrived at get experience in traffic control · Bush's alternatives. "I:hursday evening when some 15 Veterans Memorial Hospital via and hospital personnel hustled Carter said the best action the re~tdents became lll and Injured prlva.te vehicles while others through their paces to provide United States can lake IS joining as the result of a spUI of came In an emerg~ncy services relief for the victims of the spill. the other countries in the hemishydrochloric acid. vehicle, two at a time. Patients phere In supportin& the Panama · Actually, It was all pretend were realistic In their roles. people. since the chemical spUI was the Some moaned. groaned and "It will lake military force to start of the annual mock disaster gasped for air. At least two of the The $65,000 Community Devel· get (Gen. Manuel Antonio) Nosiftged in the trl-county area to mock dtsa~~ter victims were in opment Block Grant announced riega out of the country, but not give heal thcare people including critical' condition while the re- Wednesday by Ohio Department from us. We would he condemned hOSpital and emergency squad mainder suffered from minor to of Development Director David If we tried to• overcome him," personnel as well as law enforce- , moderate problems. ' J. Baker has, according to .a Carter said. ·ment officials some training In The department of Sheriff department of develQpment "Let the Panama people take how to !unction should an actual , press release, " been awarded to care of It, with aid from the Meigs County to help Twin City nations In this hemiSphere. We Machine and Weldlng·Company want to get rid of that crooked expand Its market into the diCtator, but we must show our radiator, gas and speciality respect of the Panama people trailer areas." and let them handle their own The Meigs County Board of Education conducted the Funding from the Farr:ners. affairs," Carter said. following items of business when they met Tuesday evening in Bank and Savings Company and "We should acknowledge 'the regular session. the Meigs ,county and Noble winner aa the pretldent-elect. -Accepted James Stacy's resignation as a teacher's aide in County Revolving Loan Funds Other countrlea will also endorse the adult baste education program. are to he combined with money of the president-elect." -"Approved the operation of the seat belt satety center for the RDbel't M. (Mike) Haley, to Carter said he met with No191!8·89 school year. · enable Haley to purchase the riega to try to convince him to . -Approved Dr. James Wltherelli!Dd Dr. Wilma Mansfield, of bUsiness from current owner, honor the election, bu I Noriega ' Meigs Health Services, Pomeroy; Dr. John Ridgway, Pomeroy, Bill Miller. Haley Is currently an waa sllrpriled at the outmme. He and l>r. Douglas Hunter, Racine, to atve school bus drivers' employer of Miller's. Melp said Noriega probably expected medical examinations for the 1988-811scbool year. County Commissioner Mannln& at leaat a five percent loll. -Approved the 1988-89 calendar for county office emp)oyees. RDush reports that the transfer rl. •'But the people reJected him at -Approved the payment of billa, the treaaurer's financial ownership from Miller to Baley least 75 percent, three to one, report and the minutes of the AprU meeting. has not yet taken ~ce. . maybe even four to one," Carter Present for Tuesday's meeting were Superintendent John D. As for the $65, grant, ac- II&!d. Riebel Sr., and all board members, President Harold Roush, cordllli to the department of "Noriega could have honored Oris Smith, Harold Lohse, Robert Burdette and Virgil King. development press release, the election· and been a hero. I "$60,000 of the COBG will be thll!k lie CODIIdered that. But It lQaned to the company at six became apparent he decided to percent Interest for the next15 s"al the balloll and brlllg fraud ' One driver was cited in a two-car accident at 7:20 a.m. yeara; the remallltng ts.ooo Ia to the alectSoD Nlllltl." Thursday, In Meigs C<lunty, on US 33, 0.8 of a mue west of available to the county for Carter A1d Noriega was "unContinued on page 10 administrative purposes." 'jrpable of a«eptlng the premise Veterans Memorial ~swamped' with 15 disaster drill patients Fonman.6 Allbalt llaallng • Caallng ' . 992-5321 'fl Local news briefs-----1 County board approves measures Driver cited after accident .• By NANCY YOACHAM SENTINEL NEWS STAFF At the request of the Olive and · Orange Township Trustees, the Meigs County Commissioners will he tnttlatlng necessary legal procedures to establish a sewerage district in Tuppers Plains. Establishment of a sewerage district must take place before Tuppers Plains can qualify for any type of !lnanctal assistance to construct a proposed centralized sewage system within the community. Ollve Trustees Joe Lance and Paul IJfe, and Orange Trustees Wilbur Robln.sonand Jim Watson attended Wednesday's meeting of the comU~lssloners to discuss formation of the. sewerage district and to present IEitters formally requesting the formation. At this time, the understanding of the trustees and the commissioners Is that the "affected area" of the community, wptch would 1fall under jurtsdlcltlon of a sewerage district, lies "within a one-half mile radius of the Tuppers Plains caution lights." Clarification or what areas of the community comprise the affected area will he obtained as soon as possible. Although neither the trustees nor the commissioners are clear at this time as to who appoints members to the sewerage dis· trlct board, whoever makes the appointments will be looking for interested people who will be wllllng to commit their time and energies to the volunteer positions. · The trustees believe there are several "concerned citizens" in Tuppers Plains who may be willing to serve on the boa rd. The extent of authority of the sewerage district board was also questioned by the trustees. AI· though they aren't sure, the commissioners think that once the sewerage district is established, the ".affected area" in the community wtn come under the control of the sewerage district board, especially since the board Is "dealing with the health, safety and welfare of the community," said Commissioner Richard Jones . It was pointed out by Jones that ' 'there is no cheap way'' to do the work that needs to be done in Tuppers Plains. Even with the maximum amount of grants that might be available, but are not guaranteed, ''it wlll he expensive to the local community," Jones said . . The trustees reported that some residents In Tuppers Plains have upgraded their sewage systems to eliminate problems. These residents understand, trustees said, that their upgraded systems wlll not comply with Ohio Environmental Protection Agency requirements once a centralized system is put In place. But unless a system is constructed to eliminate all sewage disposal problems within Tuppers Plains' affected area, an EPA building ban on new construct'lon will coJJtlnue in the Meigs County community. "Just don't expect a miracle overnight," cautioned Commls· stoner Jones, in regard to the formation of the requested district. "These things take time, but at least we've taken the !lrst step." At the request of Michael Swisher, director of the Meigs County Department of Human Services, the commissioners okayed re-advertistng for o!flce space for the Department of Human Services which is now located at 175 Race St. in Middleport. The commissioners also okayed a new contract with Brinks for food stamp storage and delivery. Costs for Brinks' services wlll increase from $162.75 for storage and $16.50 per delivery trip, to $177 .13 storage and $17.99 delivery. Commissioner Manning Roush reported that smoke detectors have been Installed at the county jail, and that a fire door must still be Installed and an old door blocked up, to fullflll requests lrom the state fire marshall. Charlie Barrett and Mary Continued on page 10 Carter supports President Bush's • • action in current Panamh crlSlS ·1'1>-Wuolo,..., . . . . ,- 1989 • • 2 Sectlona. 14 CODlDllSSIODers take r~rst step to establish new sewerage district L•.cated Just Below Foodland In Pomeroy 992-6036 . ' Low In mid 40s toalr;bt. Chance 50 percent. Saturday, hlfl'h mid 60s. Chance of ratn 50 • FLATS- $775 HANGING BASKETS POmNG SOIL MULCH - ONION SETS BULK GARDEN SEED mttJ.mm·mnmmm. ·- 496 Pick 4 LARGE SRECTION OF BIRD BATHS, CLAY POTS AND LAWN ORNAMENTS Clarification IIJI'YWLL Lt>\f 1M! Pi~k3 Vol.40. No.e The Jason Bush of Middleport who was fined on three charges in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night, ts Shariab is tbe lesat code of Islam, not Jason E . Bush, 19, son of much as the the Talmud is to Celeste Coates of Middleport, Jud.alsm. who attends college in Day(on. . Ohio Lottery 3 Nine calls were answered by units of the Meigs County Emer· . gency Me<flcal· Service 1 Wednesday. At 1:29 a.m the Rutland unit went to Meigs Mine 2 for Robert McCall who was· taken to O'Bieness Hospital 'in Athens; at 5:06 a.m. the J)yracuse unit went to Yellow Bush Road for Mona Lisa Haynes who was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 12: 23 p.m the Rutland unit took Lucretia Brooks from State ~oute 689 to O'Bieness Hospital. At 2: 30 p.m. the Pomeroy unit was called to the Pomeroy Cliffs for Herbert Clower wh!l was treated but not transported. The Rutland unit transported Lucille Lambert from her Dye Road home to !he Holzer Medical Center at 4: 56 p.m. and at 9: 11 · p.m. the Rutland squad wert to Mine 2 for John Hager who was taken to Holzer. At 9: 32 p.m. the Middleport unit went to Riverview Drive for Mamie Sauger who was taken to Veterans, and at 10:57 p.m. the Pomery unit transported Travis Good from Mulberry Ave. to · Veterans Memorial Hospital. Dorsel Miller Zeollerleads play one stroke 2754 calls Wednesday • Belva M. Elliott, 83, ESR, Galllpolls (Chambersburg community), died Wednesday after· noon at Holzer Medical Center. A homemaker and lifelong resident o! Gallla County, she was born on Jan. 30, 1906ln Ohio Township, daughter of the late Emory and Stella (Cox) Johnson. . She a.t tended Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Preceding her in death were her husband, Homer EIJlott, whom she married on June 12, 192G in Gallipolis, two sisters and one brother. Suivlvors Include three sisters, Mrs. Grace Shaffer, Mrs. Annie Shaw and Mrs. Goldie Stbiey; · all of Gallipolis; a brother, James Johnson of Co· lwnbus; and several nieces and nephews: · Services will be Sunday at 2 p.m . at Cremeens Funeral Chapel. The Rev. Bruce Unroe will o!flclate. Burial will he lnMt. Zion Cemetery. Friends may call the chapel Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. and fro!ll 7 to 9 p.m. A dance will be held at the AmeriCan le&lon hall in Ru dand Friday night starting at 8 p.m Price IS $2 a person. MusiC will he songs of the fifties and the sixties. The dance is sponsored by the American Legion and the Ru · !land Fire Department. EMS has nine - -·Area deaths-Belva Elliott Plan dance Hospital news Commencement exercises for the Southern Local Klnderpr ten , Veterus Memortal will be held Friday evening at the Admitted: Mamie Swauger, Southern Junior Hl&h School Middleport. &Ymnaslum. Graduation exerDischarged: Carol Rhodes, cises will start a! 7: 30 p.m. The M11hel Brlckles, Goldie Hendren, evening's speaker will be John Mattie Warner, VIctoria Lehew, Costanzo, Meigs County Eiemen· and John DeMoss. tary Supervisor. Dally s&ock prrlces (As of 10: SO Lm.) Bryce ud Mark SmKh of Blunt, Ellis A Loewl 1 Thursday, May 11, 1989 ' - that the people are not strongly behind him." When he met with Noriega later, Carter said he tried to get Noriega to accept defeat because the elecilon showed overwhelm· ing rejection. But Noriega decided on poUtlcal suicide. "This Is the first dictator stupid enough to allow an elec· tlon tn his country," Carter said. ''It was poUttcal suicide. Now the whole world knows that threefourths of his people rejected him," Carter said. "Now Panama politics are in turmoU and the people of Pa· nama have condemned Noriega. But Panamanians don't stand alone. Three-fourths of the population share the rejection." Guessing an approximately 80 · percent turnout Carter said, "! was very pleased at the extraordinary turnout of the voters." Carter also said there was no danger to the Panama Canal, that the two· baste rights are continued to be enforce: defend· lng the canal and putting u.s. ships at the head of the line. The United States has· 'not just a right, but a duty" to protect Its 'Interest In Panama. �•• j ' Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIG8-MASON AREA ~lb ~~ ~._....... ....._~.~ ROBERT L. WINGE'IT . . . CHARLENE HOEFLICH Publisher General Manager PAT WIDTEHEAD A!llllstaot Publlsber/CoutroUer A MEMBER of The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publish· ers A;ssoclatton. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be lessthan300 words long. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with name , address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be pub· Us bed. Letters should be In good taste, addressing IssueS, not personall· ties . Bush shortBy HELEN on one-liners THOMAS UPI White Houae Reporter WASHINGTON - President Bush Is the first to admit he Is not eloquent. And reporters are getting used tohls pet expressions, which fall Into a glib category, like " tune In" when reporters press blm on an Issue he wants to evade. Baseball manager Yogi Berra Is apparently his favorite ph.Uosopher. Count the times the president has quoted Berra: "Deja vu all over again." · · · Some of his allusions are disconnected or esoteric. His "thousand points of Ught" and "kinder, gentler nation" were coined by his one-lime speech writer Peggy Noonan. Fair enough. He adopted . . · them as his own. But In contemporary history, for down to earth perennial truths, homespun homllles and soaring uplifting observations, they aren't there. . Bush was a Phi Beta Kappa at Yale University, but more seems to be remembered of his prowess In baseball and sports than his academic achievements. His predecessor, Ronald Reagan, had his memorable lines: "The homeless sleep on grates because they want to." "People can vote with their feet." "Absolutely no founda.l lon" to a report In that ''rag," a Beirut magazine, that he had traded arms to Iran to win release of the American hostages. Reagan also becanie fond of Harry Truman's line: "If you want a friend In Washington, get yourself a dog." But Reagan had a saVIng grace- a world of one-liners that be could toss o!!, and a quick sense of humor. But his wit was not a two-way street and when a quip was thrown back at him, lle often looked vague. For home truthS, sans speech writers, one has to look to Truman. "The buck stops here," Truman said, referring to presidential responsibility. "If you can't stand the heat, get' out of the kitchen," a word to the wise who seek political attainment and public service positions. As for critical reporters , Truman said: "When the press stops abusing me, l'll .know I'm in the wrong pew." Truman never lived down his assessment of Russia's JosefSta)tn after meeting him at Potsdam: "I like good old Joe." For eloquence at a time when It was necessary to rally a nation In Its darkest days, there was Franklin D. Roosevelt who told the-American people during the Great Depression, ''There Is nothing to fear butfear Itself." :or who called the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor "a day o! lrl!amy." ·President Dwight D. Eisenhower told the world: "I will go anywhere, any place, any time In pursuit of peace." :President John F. Kennedy said In bls Inaugural: "Never negotiate In fear, but never fear to negotiate." :He also said: "Ask not what your country cando !orypu; ask what you can do for your country." :President Lyndon Johnson spoke of true friends as those "who will go to the well with me." ·Johnson also said that "educatltn is the passport to·freedom ." :rn seeking compromise, he often quoted the Bible: "Come, let us reason together." President Gerald Ford had a memorable line In his dramatic Inaugural address in the East Room moments alter President R)chard Nixon resigned because ofthe Watergate scandal: "Our long national nightmare Is over." :Ford also said, "Government Is the glue that holds us together." :For pithy phrases In the Jimmy Carter era, one had to look to fellow Georgian, Jody Powell, his press secretary. who conveyed the patois ot Carter's Plains, Ga., background. When he wanted to knock down something, Powell would say, ·'That dog won't b'u nt." :He also used to describe Carter as "tight as a tick." ;Presidents don't have to be articulate but It helps. - Friday, M-v 12, 1989 Zoeller fires 69 to lead Memorial Page-2-The Daily Saati1el POITJ8Ioy-Midcleport. Ohio Friday. May 12, 1989 Rural teacher urges crackdown on.dru~ WASHINGTON - lmaeine a · world where pollee dogs rou· ttnely sniff thro1111h hlgb school lockers In search of cocaine and where seductive beer commer· clals are banned !rom the air· waves. Picture a world where klcls are required tQ take a course In manners and parents are required to chaperone school dances. That's a world on Its way to ending teenage addiction, according to one small-town school teacher speaking !rom the front 1 lines of the war on drugs. Greg Wood teaches and · cbaches athletiCs tn the Delmar School District In Delaware. When his senator, Democrat Joe Blden, came to town recently, Wood drew up an antl-cjrug manifesto and gave It to Blden. With the crack epidemic turn· lng Inner-city streets Into battlefields, why are the suggestions coming !rorn a rural teacher? Because drugs, particularly crack, know no city boundaries. Crack has spread !rom the urban ghetto to rural Main Street. In towns where . everyone knows everyone else's business, parents are suddenly finding that they don't know where their children are. Wood's Ideas are tough. They could raise warning bells In the balls of the American Civil Liberties Union. But t!ley are the ktnds of soludons that would tickle the fancy of a shape-up-or· ship-out . ~y like federal drug czar William Bennett. Here are. · some ot'Wood's Ideas: - Ban all television commer· clals for alcohol. The brewers would call It censorship, but we .Jack And~rson and Dale VanAtta' think children see too much o! the romance of drinking before tl)ey understand the responsibility. "Tell me how many reasonable adults are walking around with Spuds MacKenzie T·shlrts, " Wood said . "But there are a lot of klcls walklnlli around with them." - Raise the minimum driving age from 16 to 17. Advocates of th~ position say It would cut down on the number of drunk· driving deaths and teach kids that driving Is a privilege, not a right. - ~ulre kids to participate In after-school activities sports, clubs, community work, whatever suits their Interests. - Allow drug-sn!Hing does to patrol the schools. Drugs can be hidden from the eye of a teacher, ~ ®lg<j~ ~ '1'411~ ~--m£6ilttM-- () 1\IILME IOU< ~, "' , 0 . (. c o t ,. 0 II ~ <> , " " c 0 ~ D () 0 A ~tamp of · approval · BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (NEA)Less than a .decade ago, the Birmingham Pollee Depart· ment's recruits were routinely graduated from the training academy without bavtng their fingerprints checked to ascertain whether they bad prior criminal recorcls. , On one occasion In the tfarly 1980&, a sergeant who assumed he had been assigned responslbll· lty for the department's dogs ( •'I think l'm supposed to be charge of the K-9s") confessed be knew nothing ·about the animals. "What experience l've bad with dogs you could put'tn a thimble," he candidly acknowledged. Every year, there were 25 to 30 pollee shootings - some necessary but many unwarranted. The department was a sorry organl· zatlon with sagging morale, sloppy proced·u res and lax standards. In the mld·1980s, however, that situation started to change dramatically. The' ·department then began to 3'h ·year process of qualifying for formal accredital'be teachers, students, ani:l souvtneer, plus, a Happy Meal tion by the fairly young national parents of the Southern Local · from McDonalds. organization whose goal Is "to Our two $50 give-a-way promote, recognize and maintain kindergarten Class, are express· lng sincere thanks to each and winners, drawn by Dr. Douglas . professional excellence In law every one who bas helped us Hunter, were Kathy Cumlup, enforcement." reach our goal for a trip to the Syracuse, and Rick Buzzard, AlthOU11b many other InstituRingling Bros., Barnum, and Racine. Congratulations to you tions -Including colleges, bospl· both and again Thank You for tals and even summer camps Bailey, Circus. With a combination of ticket helping make the trip possible. long have voluntarUy submitted Sincerely, themselves to rigorous examinasales and donations our goal was doubled. Arrangements have The Southern Kindergarten tion by professional accrediting Students, Parents and Staff aeenc;tes, no comparable procebeen made to buy each student a Becky Smith, Cbalrman ticket to the circus, and a Letters .to·the editor dure existed In law enforcement unto 10 years ago. · · In 1979, the International Association of Chiefs · of Pollee, National Sberlfrs Association and several other law enforcement organizations helped found the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies. Today, the pollee department here and 101 other law enforcement organizations throughout the country have been ac~redlted by the commission, whose bead· quarters are In the Washington, D.C. suburb of Fairfax, Va , That process Is designed to enhance clttzen confidence In the accredited department, Increase Its capability to prevent and control crtme, and Improve Its effectiveness and efficiency In delivering services. The commission has developed more than 900 specific standards pollee departments should meet, although all departments are not required to comply with each one. Many stress the lmportsnce of written directives to clearly expaln policies and procedures. Among the pollee departments In larger cities that have been accredited are those In Houston; Phoenix, Ariz.; St. Petersburg, Fla.; LoulsvDie, Ky.; and Savannah, Ga. Major sberiH's departments accredited Include those serving San Diego County, Calif.; Braward County, Fla.; and Hillsborough County, Fla. State pollee .and hlebway patrol agencies f~r but not from the nose of dog. - Require all parents to chaperone at least two school . events per year. We think this : would be a real eye·opener !or •} parents who bave been too' busy . to notice that the old sack hop Isn't what It used to be. • - Require all sophomores, . • juniors and seniors to take at • least one class on drug use and •:. abuse. Make It a graduation . • requirement. :~ - Teach a manners' course In .; elemen.tary schools and make :: attendance mandatory. :. - Establish reward ·systems , • !or kids who meet the high expectations of the school. Prom· ' lse them bieber grades or coveted 'prlvUeges. . - Tax alcohol sales heavily • . and give that money to the states to pay for prevention and treat· men! programs. Make the manu· · facturers share the responslbllty for addiction. -Restructure schools to make . them far more Interesting. "The , plain truth Is that our schools are boring for many students,'' Wood . said. "Put an emphasis on · re~arch, experimentation and , ·creativity. Get our students out . of the little. rows and Into the libraries and labs and onto the fields of competition and · '·•· cooperation." Sen. Blden liked Wood's Ideas, ;:; but Wood admits his peers aren't • universally enamored with his approach. But his list demon· strates the extreme measures that desperate teachers and · parents think may be necessary to combat ·the drug epidemic. Wood says many people stmply · .; ' don't understand how bad the problem has become. "The • teacher sees the hangovers on Monday and the lack o! borne- ' work because they're out party· ' · lng during the week," Wood told our associate Scott Sleek. ·' "Anyone In this day and time who thinks their son and daughter leaves the house and doesn't drink Is just naive:" ' police accredited are In Connecticut, Delaware, llllnols, Montana, VIr· gtnla and Washlngton. The process In still In Its early stages, however, with the vast majority of the nation's 20,000 law enforcement age~les dis· . playing little or no Interest In becoming accredited. Indeed, the leaders of the country's largest pollee departments - In New York, Chicago and Los Aneeles ..:.. are hostUe to. the concept, hislstlng that they need ' Robert Walters · no advice from ou tslders. Pollee departments across the , . country have slgnlflcan_tly lm· , , proved In recent years. The accreditation procedure offers those departments an opportunIty to validate their professional· Ism and places pressure on the • laggarcls In the {leld to shapen up. . " .. , GRAVElY TRACTOR SAlES & SERVICE · ' ~":""""~--------. 204 Condor St. P-OW'· OH. •, COLONY I II£ A I R[ Sprl•l &S1ner Ho•rt FRI. THIU SAT. Ol'lN MONIIAY TltiV 118AY 9 Ul.. 5 , ... SATU.AY 9 AA-1 P.M. ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM . ' ' . ' . WINS SCRAMBLE PLAYOFF - The folll'-maa team of Bill Bechtel, Jay Caldwell, Homer Hankl118 and Fran!! Sexton lied lhe team of John Cornett Jr., Ru1ty Saunders, Dwight Steven and Ike · WIBeman at 61 at the end of regulation play Thunday evening before prevalllilg In a one-game, three-bole playoff In the the Mason-Gallla·Melp JIDY Scouts GoU Seramble at CIUfskle Golf Course In Gallipolis. Kneeling are (L-R) Caldwell, Hankla& and Bechtel, while standi.. are Galea Herath, CIUfslde's PGA professional; Sexton u.d Tom Meadows, tournament chairman. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) By ERIK K. LIEF UPI Sporte Writer If stingy pltchblg, timely hit· ttng and solid defense are the building blocks for ·success. confidence Is the cement. The Baltimore Orioles. trying to put ,last year's 54-107 season behind them, are playing with confidence. After Thursday's 6-2 vlctc;~ry over Dave Stewar,t and the defending American League champion Oakland Athletics. the Orioles have more reason to believe In themselves. ''It was Important to get a win against Stewart just to get a Uttle confidence back," said Oriole catcher Mickey Tettleton, who bll)sted a fourth-Inning home run and a two-run single off the right-hander. . Hovering near the .500 mark, Baltimore Is not the laughing stock they were at this time last year. Although they are In the not-so-competitive AL Eastern Division, they are only two games out of flrsl place, and they are beating f·ormldable opponents. In an outing be termed "humbling.'? Stewart. · 6-1, was pounded for a career-high 12!lits before the Orioles lnstlga~d bls dep.a rture. COUNIIY liD IOCI·II·IOLL 9:30 P.M.-1:30 A.M. MUST IE 21 MIZWAY TA II 7/143 •2.01 COVD CIIAIII NEW YORK (UPl) -Baseball Commissioner Bart Glamattl announced Thursday be bas called Pete ROse to a May 25 hearing to discuss an Investigator's report Into allegations against the Cincinnati Reds manager. In a statement, Glamattl said hf' had completed 'study of the rfport, by former FBl agent · John Dowd, but would withhold j~dgment until after speaaklng tl) Rose. Glamattl said be bas scheduled' the meeting for 9 a.m. op May 25. ·GI!lffiattl said the report, plus all accompanying materials and exhibits, has been sent to Rose ard his coun~l. !"Pete Rose will have no •. { Scoreboard .. 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Phil Bradley and Rlpken singled with two outs, Sheets walked and Tel Ueton lined a two-run single to right, scoring Bradley and Rlpken. Oakland scored once off reliever Gregg Olson In the eighth. Lansford walked,. stole second , advanced on a wild pitch and scored on Mark McGwlre's RBI single. ln the only other AL game. Texas topped Kansas City 6-3. In the National League, St . Louis nipped San Diego 6-5 and Atlanta trounced Philadelphia 8-5. Rangers 6, Royals 3, At Kansas City, Nolan ' Ryan· pitched a five-hitter, struck out Bo Jackson four times and 11 Royals overall to improve his record to 4-2. Pete Incavlglla drove home four runs to help break Kansas City's five-game home winning streak. Mark Gublcza, 2-3, lasted only 5 1-3 Innings arid yielded six runs and seven bits. · ·'They showed me some exhib· comment concerning the announcement," Reds spokesman Its and they asked me a lot of questions." said Rose. Jon Braude said. · Dowd, appointed to Investigate Glamattl also noted that Rose reports of Rose's alleged Involvehad already testified to his ment In gambling, submitted his . Investigator but said be summoned him to the May 25 hearing report to Glamattl Tuesday. If ROse Is found to have bet on because Rose "Is owed, In my baseball games. he would be opinion, an opportunity to review suspended for one year. If he bet the report and Its accompanying on games Involving bls own club, materials and thereafter to re· the ban would be for life. spond to melfhewlshes to do so." The 225-page report Is "sup· ROse said earlier this week he was not worried about what ported by seven volumes of might be contalned .ln the report exhibits containing depositions, "because l haven't done any- statements, documents, reports, _transcripts and other matething to worry about." Role said that he was quest!· rials," the commissioner said. oned twice by I?owd, once during spring training and again last month, for a total of 12 hours. l ARE CCals••l, .,,. "I was trying to force It and got a couple of forkballs up. lt was a g~ day for them, a bad day for me. . Sometimes you need a . humbling experience to set you · right." , . Tettleton, the former A's catcher, was quick to praise Stewart In spite o! his Ineffective performance. "Stewart Is outstanding," added Tettleton, the former A's catcher. "You have to battle htm, . scrap for everything you can get. •. The Orioles ended a five-game slide behltld the strong pitching of Jef(Ballar, 6-1, In front of only 1.201 fans. It was the third smallest crowd ln.clul;l 'history. Oakland took a 1·0 lead tn the flrs.t irinlng. Carney Lansford singled, stole second base and scored on an RBI single by Dave Henderson. Baltimore made It 3-1 In the fourth. Cal Rlpken and Larry Sheets singled. Rookie Steve Finley doubled with two outs, scoring Rlpken. Jim Traber walked, loading the bases, Craig Worthington doubled Inside the third-base bag, scoring Sheets and Finley for a 3-llead. Tettleton led the sixth Inning Cardinals 6, Padres ~ At St. Louis, Milt Thompson drove In three runs and Terry Pendleton scored three runs to spark the Cardinals. Jos~ DeLeon. 6-2, pitched seven-plus Innings, allowing six hits and four runs and' Dan Quisenberry registered his first NL save and the 239th of his career. Eric Show. 4-4, allowed live runs In two Innings. ' Braves 8, Phlllles 3 At Philadelphia, Tom Glavlne, 5·0. pitched his fourth complete game and Allan ta pounded out 18 hits to produce their seventh straight victory . Andres Tho· mas, Ron Gant, Lonnie Smith and Jeff Treadway contributed three hits each.. Pblllles starter Mike Maddux· went five Innings allowing three runs and 10 hits and reliever Randy O'Neal. 0·1, took the loss. SUI'Yutt.c. 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Wockenfuss, 40, who was a utility player with the Tigers from 1974 to 1983, allowed one walk and had no strikeouts while holding Detroit scoreless over the final five Innings. He was credited with the victory. Wockenfuss, · who never pitched while he was In the majors, Is In his first year as manager of the Mud Hens: The Tigers, who used three minor league pitchers In the game. scored their lone run In the first Inning. Matt Nokes doubled, scortna Chris Brown who had singled and· advanced to second on a Dave Bergman walk. The Mud Hens took a 2-llead In the bottom half o! the first. Gary Petdl wallted, stole second and ICOred on a Scott Lut18der dotlble. Dan Dlamaaclo followed IVIth a alngle to IC!IId LUiader home. ln tbe 11'1/eDth, Milt CUyler wallted, stole leCOnd and ac»red tbe Hens' f1DJ) run on a double by Leo Garcia. DUBLIN, Ohio tUPI)- Fuzzy Zoeller says his golf game these days Is a mystery even to him. "I never know about my crazy game any more," be said Thurs· day after shooting a 3-under par 69 on a windy and soggy Muir· field VIllage Golf Club course·. ' 'I don't practice enough or play enough to be real competltlve any more. WhO knows. l guess that's why they make TV booths." Zoeller was competitive Thurs· day , however. with bls 69 good enough for a one-shot lead over Payne Stewart and Fred Couples after one round of the $1 million Memorial Tournament. Zoeller, who hasn't won a PGA Tour event In two years, battled · back .from a double bogey on the No. 14 to steal the lead on the difficult 18th bole. He hit his 8-lron approach just four Inches from the pin on 18 and tapped It In to become the only player In the field of 117 to break 70. That came after a birdie on lhe par-5 15th. barely missing a 15-foot putt for an eagle. The double bogey on No. 14 came when he hit his second shot on the treacherous 363-yard bole Into a creek to the right of the green. Asked If the ball hit the bank and trickled ln. Zoeller replied, "No. That ball had water written on li from the time I bit 11." Zoeller, because of lingering back problems, has turned bls attention to television work (with NBC) . He has fou r or five tournaments to do this year and has contracted for 14 or 151n 1990. He also has dabbled In golf course design. ''To be very honest with you, l'm tired of burdng," said Zoeller, who first Injured his back In 1979 and underwent surgery In 1984. " It's a llltle easter on you to do other tbtngs , still relating to golf, but In another field. "I think I'll miss the competl· lion," said Zoeller, who plans to play some tournaments around his TV commitments, "but I'll get use to H. Let some of these young, strong backs out here go ahead and enjoy It for a while." At the Bob Hope Classic In January, Zoeller said he hurt his back while merely reaching for a golf ball on the practice range, ''That was on Wednesday and by Friday, I couldn't walk," he said. "That kind of got my ·~ attention." Stewart, seeking bls second victory In the last five weeks on the PGA Tour, shot a 3-under par 33 on the front side, then offset three bogeys with a pair of birdies for a 37 on the backside. Couples, looking !or bls first 1989. · win, shot 34-36 on the par-72. 7,104-yard Mulrfleld VIllage course. . Kenny Knox, Keith Clearwater and Morris Hatalsky, among a group of nine players tied for fourth with 1-under par 7ls. all bogeyed the !lnal hole. 1981 Ford Granada ••••••• S159S Sharp, 4 dr. auto.. PS, Air. 41,000 actual m~N. 1979 Chevy Auto., PB, PS I " Malibu Wagon........ $1 09S . 1977 Chevy EICamino·•••• S169S PB, PS 19 80 Chevy Luv ••••••••••••• S14 9S 4 WHEEL DRIVE .1978 CHEVY VAN ••••••••••• S129S l '. PRESCRIPTION SHOP Rose hearing scheduled May 25 I APPEARING SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1989 RUNNER-UP TEAM -The quartet of.John Cornett Jr., Rusty Saunders, Dwight Stevers and Ike Wiseman battled the team of Bill Bechtel, Jay faldwell, Homer Hankins and Frank Sexton to a 65-all lie at the ·(l!nd of 18 holes before losing In a one-game, three-hole playoff In the Ma8on-Ga1Ua-Melgs Boy Scouts1 GoU Scramble Thursday fVenlng at Cliffside GoU Course In Gal~polls . In front are (L·R) Wiseman, Stev,ers and Cornett, while behind them are Galen Herath, Clllfskle's PGA professional; Saunders and David Shaffer, tournament treasurer. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) Orioles post 6-2 victory over Athletics • "JUST US" The Daily Sentinei-PIIga-3 Pomeloy-Middlaport, Ohio MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Don 'f Fo,Ref Mom On He, Osg WE OFFER A WIDE SELECTION OF GIFT IDEAS THAT ARE SURE TO PllASE ·. LARGE SELECTION OF COLOGNES •ESTEE LAUDER •CHILOE •LADY STETSON •OSCAR de Ia RENTA •EXCLAMATION •OPIUM •GLORIA VANDERBILT TRIAL SIZES $ 199 TO $ 1Q MAYBELLINE COVER GIRL NOW 50°/o OFF GIFT IDEAS •NICE SELECTION OF SILKS, BASKETS, ETC. •WE HAVE A NEW LINE OF WOOD GIFT IDEAS •MOTHER'S DAY CARDS · REGISTER TO WIN ~~~--~~- . REGISTER TO WINI ... Our axclu1ive DISTRICTIVE SILKS room acotnt. Thi1 gracefulttlc n, enhenced whh fabric floret and rHbbon 11 creeacl and crafted by USA ertiHnl. 21 "xJ . 129.9& Velue. No purche ... ntceuery- entryXblankuvallebl. . tountore.lt'IYOUl'l so regll1er It ollr etore TOPA '(I ,,,, _,,,,,,, '"' u,,, DRAWIM TO .E HELD SATUROAt MA11J, 1919, J:OO P.M. ' • • ' •.,. • • • •, • �-· ... Page-4-The Sentinel :Friday, May 12, 1989 Residents, and their families, ent a program on Tuesday at 10 at Amertcare Nurs1111 Home can a.m. at Amerlcare. On Wednesday, games will be take part In several different played and the Shrtnette Clowns activities during National NursIng Home Week which will be will perform at 2 p.m. At 7 p.m . ·the musical group will sing. observed next week. Music will . be provided by On Sunday, Bruce Wolfe and Denver Rice on Thursday during, the "Midnight Clogg~rs" will the Ice cream social at 2 p.m . ' perform at 7 p.m. At 10 a;m. on Friday, a A spring tour of the Farm mbttsterlal breakfut will take Museum In Point Pleasant, place, and on Saturday, Barb$· W.Va. will take place on Monday ra'sSchoolo!Dancewillpertorm at 10 a.m. Tiny Tech Preschool wUI pres- at 11 a.m. The old pest house Perhaps, the weather will be such that you will be able to circulate a bit on Saturday. If so, you might want to attend a draft horse field day to be held In the field beside the Skate-a· Way Rink on Route 7 between Chester and Pomeroy. Actvltles of the event staged by · the Appalachian Draft Horse and M11le Association will begin at 9 •· a.m. and will include plowing, log pulling, wagon pulling and corn ·. planting contests. Lunch will be ' available on the grounds. Tim Baum of Baum's Lumber In .Chester Is one of the sponsors for the upcoming event. Comic books and baseball •cards are certainly In vogue these days. · · Th.e new University Mall In ·Athens will be the setting for the second annual baseball card and comic book show to be held from . · 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on May 20 and •·noon to 4 p.m. on May 21. The show Is sponsored by the Athens· .Middle School football team and will Include an auction of both baseball cards and comic books. -..:------- This will be a great weekend for Charles Lochary, formerly of Pomeroy and a frequent visitors to the community. He Is a proud father and husband. His wife and daughter will receive their Doctorate degrees this weekend. His wife, the former Jan Story of Meigs County, will receive her educational doctorate degree In Saturday afternoon ceremonies at Northern Illinois University at DeKalb, Ill. She Is currently assistant superintendent for cur· rlculum in the Elglri School Dis trlct U-46. Obtaining her doctorate has been lifelong goal for Jan who began In her formal education In the one room Kingsbury School In Meigs County. She received herr undergraduate degree from Ohio University and her Master' s Degree at George Williams University. Following at the ceremonies In DeKalb, · Jan and Charles will dash to the O'Hare Airport to catch a flight to North Carolina where their- daughter, Meg, will receive her DDS at the Unlver· slty of North Carolina School of Dentistry on Sunday. During the ceremonies, Meg, whom many of you know, will be recognized as the Outstanding Pediatric· Dental Student, an award given to a senior dental student. Meg received her under· graduate degree at the Unlver· slty of Notre Dame In South Bend, . Ind. , graduating cum laude. Following graduation she will begin a two year residency In pediatric dentistry at Children' s Memorial Hospital In Columbus. And- by the way - ·Jan Story Lochary Is the daughter of one of your favorites and mine, Leo Story o! P9meroy, and Meg, of course, Is his granddaughter. ·-------And happy. birthday wishes io John Terrell of Pomeroy who chalks up his 83rd on May 12. John's smiling, I;n bet : Why don't you? SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 4521 . .. PBESENTATION - . Aluirea Neubllng, center, aDd Jennifer Reek, rJallt, of the Pomeroy ..-ownle troop lZ'71, ,presented Ibis flag of the alate ol Oblo to Jobn Lisle, principle at Pomeroy Elementary. The Rag wu received upon the request ol Heck wbo wrote to lonner State Representative Jotynn Barry Butler. •' EASTERN l.,OCAL HONOREES - These : studeals of the Eastern Local School District were : pretoealed trophies and plaques at Thursday ' nlgbt'sllfth annual academic excellence banquet : beld at Meigs Wgh Sebool cafeteria. Left to right • the honorees were front sealed, Susan Brewer,' Katy Manlcke, Tuppers Plalus Elementary; Wahama Alumni plan banquet The annual Wahama Alumni banquet and dance will be held May 27 at the Moose Home In Point Pleasant, W.Va. A friendship hour will begin at 5 p.m .. with a prime rib dinner following at 6 p.m. The commit· tees report that no alcohol will be permitted during the dinner and program. The dance will be from 9 to midnight with music by the Gary Stewart Quilltel. A bar will be available at that time. Reservation deadline Is Wed· nesday, with no dinner tickets to be available at the door. Tickets may be purchased at the 1\'llddlePort Flower Shop, and Peoples Bank In New Haven, Mason, and Point Pleasant or by calling JoAnn Taylor. Alumni gradual· lng ln ·the years ending In 9 will have reserved tables. OWE class recognizes students and employers principal of Eastern High The annual employee · employer breakfast of the Occu- School; Fenton Taylor, principal pational Work Experience Class of Meigs High School, and Carl of Meigs High School was staged Hysell, juvenile officer. Ron Logan Is the teacher of the · Thursday morning ill Pleasers OWE class and the students are Res tau rant. Students presented certifl· Vlnda Biggs, James Cleland, cates of appreciation to their . Jerry Cleland, Nlchole Deemployers. It was noted that the Lauder. Stacy Edwards, John students were not only able to Elliot, Danya Gheen, Mike make.money and earn credit, but Greene, Aaron Hayes, Patti also gained knowledge and expe- Hetzer, Tom King, Mary Perdas, Todd Price, Mike Shuler, Anna rience In the business world. Employers that a trended were Starcher, Eric Walker, James Wiener, and Mony Wood. Dennis Saelens, Dairy Valley; Tim Custer, Big Wheel; Jay and John Ridgway, J's Exxon; Larry Hollman, Meigs Industries; Tim Richardson, Tiger Fitness; Charles Kitchen, Dairy Queen BrazIer; Nona Nelson, Smith-Nelson Motors; Peggy Collins and Jim Hill, Pleasers; Mike Wachs, Foodland; Phyllis Pearson, Subway; Lee Wood, No Golla Ranch; Marcia Terry, Blue 'I;artan; Joe MIII.er, Joe's Coun· try Market; VIrgil King, King's Dairy Farm; Cathie Wood, Meigs Industries. Special guests attending were John Riebel Sr., Meigs County Superintendent of Schools; James Carpenter. ~elgs Local superintendent; Charles Moore, FIIDAY, IUY 12, 1919 . IA'f!ER FISH SANDWICH PlAnER-......_,_,,, ...._ ........ JUI T WIn- ollottar·Dipi'O'I Fit' Str•..t 011 AHot, Sit_, 1111. Gor•lttll wflll oir - - T•tw wMh !let Gel. . Onlon<hipt .,.,.,, Choin of_....... COIIIfaw, Mac•Oftl Sol... ar W..t ....L s.... By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Success, what It Is and how It's achieved, was the topic of the address given by Meigs Local Superintendent James Carpenter at Thursday night's Fifth Annual Meigs County Schools AcademiC Excellence Banquet beld In ·the cafeteria at Meigs High School. In his talk to the 65 outstanding students Carpenter listed money, position a,nd honor .as the symbols of success, which he described as a favorable or prosper· ous termination of an endeavor. · He said It takes a desire to be th~ best at whatever your're doing, being at the right place at the right time, or a little luck, the . SUNDAY, IUY lol, 1919 'Ail-YOU-CAN.OT' F-.Y STYli OICICEN IIIHR-·-·'4.39 I..._. 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No IUblcrlptlona by mall pennltf2illn ueu where home carrter ll!rvfce 11 . · llaUI t ..... . ._..e ... p&:J 13 Weelu ....... ........................... "'.:M , :II Weelu ..... ...... ....................... S37.118 53 wee1u .................................. O.lolllollolp~ rrue · 13Wotloo .................................. GO.II ' 26Weoloo ................. ,................ ~.~~ 52 wot~oo , ................................. rruo Witmer named wenr . un••s F.NIIUIE & MOllpn Ut L IIIII ST. _,a.s ..... owaa ·-hr . . ••-'. . l.ltll=· =··- MY, OIL lUll CIIKIIIST C::::.'U:: TROPHIES -These 18 elemen· high students of Melp Local were honored at t~e county a~ademlc banquet held Thursday night at Meigs High School. Given trophies and plaques were left to right, sealed, ShOo Moore, Timmy Peavley, SaliSbury; Kimberly Janey, Andy Myers, Salem "VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL has been proud "to have been selected . to provide Pharmacy, Laboratory,- X-Ray, Physical Therapy, O~cup~uonal T~erapy, . Respiratory Therapy, . Speech Therapy, D1et1ctan, and Soc1al ServiCes to Overbrook Center's Residents since the facility opened in November of last year. By sdecting VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL to provide these services, Overbrook Center has .made a major commitment to providing its Residents with the highest quality of professional services available in the Meigs County area and a major commitment to support your community's Hospital." .~(/)of(t?• .I . Mr. W. Scott Lucas, Executive Director VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Pomeroy, Ohio · ... 110.95 Cenll,lr; Sherr! Ramsburg, Beverly Stewart, Rutland Elementary; Jason Taylor and Erin Krawsczyn, Pomeroy; and back row, Uhby King, Mlddl~port; Sonja Bateman, Laura Arlx, Harrl· sonvllte; Stephanie Thomas, Bradbury, and Rusty Triplett, Kevin Lambert, Lori Kelly, Randall Jobnston, Allison Gannaway, and Debbie Alkire. tary and Sehool : IASIP&l AaiSS IIICII IS_.. ...., . hi ef .._ _. • Ill 1 •• .•1...-.ca. .... - ..,_........ . '• lniiiDCI Dally PreuAIIodatlon and the ' One Month .................................SUO ()ne Year •.•••.••••••, •.••• - 1 •••• ••••••• $'72.80 SINGLEOOPY PBICE lllllly ,. .................................. 25 Cent a · Tickets on sale RACINE - Tickets for the Racine-Southern Alumni banquet to be held May 27 at 6 p.m. are now on sale at the Home National Bank and VIllage cut Rate Store in Racine. Information may be obtained by calling 949-2493. • coDII clus postaae paid at Pomeroy, na11Ble. In the recent. article of the birthday party and family reunIon of the Earnle Wells family, the names of Mary Wells, wile of the honored guest, and Roger and Debbie Dlngey and family were unintentionally omitted. •• • o\ Dlvloloo of Molbaedlo, boo. .. Names omitted •' (U8P81C.._) ~?.:!':.,.~~.: A potluck preceded the regular meeting ol the Meigs County Pomona Grange held at the. Rock Springs Grange Hall. Pauline Atkins, master, con· ducted the business meeting In which Lowell imd Florence Ashcraft, Athens County deputies, and Arthur and Westina Crabtree, Meigs County deputies wete Introduced. The charter was draped In memory of Ona Starley, past deputy matron of Meigs C_ounty • Oblo. : RUTLAND. - The Rutland ; Fire Department and the Amerl· can Legion. Ell Denison Post, will sponsor a dan~f. at the • Rutland leglop hall Fr\C!ay even• lng beginning at 8 p.m. •• • ROCK SPRINGS - Mary • • Shrine 37, White Shrine of Jerusa. ; !em will meet Friday at 7:30 at • the Rock Springs Grange Hall. • Potluck refreshments will be t served. Department will . be having a chicken barbeque on Sunday at 11 a .m. PriCe of $3.75 will Include half a chicken or ribs, baked beans. cole slaw, bread," and beverage. · : POMEROY - The Senior : Class of Meigs County School Is • lnvltlog the public to attend an ~ Even!Dg of Theater at the Larry ~ R. Morrison Gymnasium, on ' Friday, May 12, at 8 p.m. : Admission Is $2 lor adults and $1 '• for students. The students are • directed by Cella McCoy . MONDAY The Meigs POMEROY County Board of Elections will meet Monday at 4: 30 p:m . to conduct the olllclal count of ballots cast In the special election and Republican primaries. The count will be the only business conducted at the meeting. SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT Michael ~ Vance, assistant pastor of the .• Bill Swad Church In Columbus will hold a special meeting with preachiiiJ and s!JtiiDi at the Meigs Junior High School on Saturday from 2·7 p.m. ' ' • SUNDAY • TUPPERS PLAINS The ~ ~~ ' • • AI Wf.PtiJ .lldeiiiL 992-6472 . 313 PAGI SIWI .DDUPOI'I, OHIO 45760 (· Complete Line of Vegetable 8o. Bedding Plants. Azelea1 8o. Fruit Tr-. Gerenlum1, Hanging B•sktlta. Shrubbery and Trees . OPIII DU.Y 9 All TO S I'M SliMilY 1 te 5 Hubbard's GrHnhouse ; ====~~====~~==~~~=========== FRIDAY Orange TownshlpVolunteer Fire are encouraged to attend. The ·i , v TUESDAY POMEROY - Drew Webster Post !39, American Legion, will met Tuesday at 7 p.m at the hall. Refreshments will be served. RACINE - The Alpha Pella Kappa Sorority will celebrate Its 25th anniversary with a dinner meeting at the Racine Metholdlst Churcb. All charter members ' ' 992-5776 SYIACUSI OHIO dlnner will be served at 6:30p.m. Intelligence to move forward, the aljlllty to fight back from failure, a willingness to work hard, and a love for what you're doing to achieve success. Being a success without being a successful person w'ls discussed by the speaker who mentioned several prominent people who have let their success lead to other problems. Respect for yourself · and oth· ers, honoesty ancj self-disci· pune are q.ualltles of success, he said, and then went on to describe the most successful as not those with the most money, fame or honor, but the honest, caring Individuals who do the best they can for those they love. William Buckley, secondary supervisor of the county schOol board office, extended the welcome to the students, parents and friends attending the banquet. The Invocation was given by John Foster, work-studycoordl· nator, before the dinner. Among those Introduced were Meigs Country Board of Education members, Harold Roush, president; Oris Smith vice president, and Robert Burdette, VIrgil King and Harold Lohse; John D. Reibel, Sr .. Superintendent of Meigs County Schools; John Costanzo, elementary supervisor. Assisting Harold Roush In the presentation of trophies and plaques to the students of their respective districts were Dan Apllng, Eastern Local School District; James Carpenter, Meigs Local School District, and Bobby Ord, Southern Local School District. ' and long time member. Eldon Barrows, legislative chairman, gave th~t report, and · Mrs. Crabtree. CWA, announced the deputy conference lor May 20. She requested the members to begin work on their contests. Opal [!yer, Meigs County youth chairman, stated the youth will be selling Ice cream for Heritage Weekend, and Patty Dyer, lecturer, requested all lecturers to get their reports ln. Helen Qulvey, deaf chairman, reported that a sUde show is available entitled "Listening to the Wind." The Athens County Grange presented an enjoyable program with readings , skits, and qulzes. The Gallla County group has Invited the Meigs group to ~tlslt on July 3. Don't Forget Mother's Dav San~ay, , . May t4th ADOLPH'S. DAIRY VALLEY WANTS TO TOP OFF MOTHER'S DAY RIGHT 01 SU.AY. ALL MOMS WILL RECEIVE A•••• SUNDAE'~ ADOLPH'S ·DA~IY YALLIY "It. lleet el tlltf1•1rer IIIII .,.. ''FREE n fOIIIIOY, OliO MloiSS6 \ • SHELLEY LONG . Tm BEVERLY HILL$. ·mo., w • ~ -:_::::ss::;- . 1' . . 1V'll · f+. (:,t=··~~=:~ Bnsto 1 age now o 1ers , G-•~ov~,;:."''"' more modern homes, l vou•~ WAY~ more attractive facilities ~0 and beneficial health care services than ever before. I , A new fitness center with heated indoor swimming pool is opening in the Summer 1989. We now offer home health care services and assisted living apartments. A new skilled nuning home is opening Marth 1989 If you haven 'I thought about POMEROY - Dan Hayman and The Faith Trio will be singing at 9: 30 Sunday morning at the Pomeroy Nazarene Church. • .... ,.............. NOW OPEN FOR SPIING SEASON Community calendar •• Apprewlll allll c.rtlfllll ferMIIICAII·MIDICA. . lhrbn (15 . . . .att.., Sheets, Maurlsa Nelson, sophomores; and Monica Tumer and Jared Sheets, seniors; and back row, Elizabeth Meier, Cindy Maynard, Toaha Landaker, Terry Fields, Elizabeth Ewing, Chad Carson, Melodl Carl, and Nicole Bunch, seniors. An honoree Joseph Smith, a sophomore, was not present for the award program. Pomona grange meets • The Daily Sentinel POS'IloiAS'lEJI Send - Pickett, Adam Roush, Letart Falls Elementary; and back row, standing, Geoflery Por.ter, Nicole BeeKte, Southern Junior Wgh; and JeunUer Smltb, Jason Circle, Jarrod Circle, Elizabeth Smith, Herbie Rose, Sarah Philson, and Carol Fisher, Southern High School. Cheryl Pape, also an honoree, was Ul!able to at tend the banquet. SOUTIIERN ACHIEVERS HONORED - Do: , nored at the Thursday t1lgbt Meip County • Academic Excellence Banquet were these stu· : ' dents from tbe Soathel'll Local Sehool District. In • the honored group, left to right, seated were Mason Fisher, Amber Thomas, Syracuse; Court· ~ ' ney Rouab, Jennie Scarberry, Racine; David : Pickens, Greg McKinney, Portland; Tracy ~ >f''. Publllhed every Monday thriiUift Friday, 111 Court St., Po- , meroy, Ohio, by tho Olllo Volley PublllbiDI Compony!MuKbnedla, lnc., Pomeroy, Ohio me, Pb. 992-2156. Se- MEIGS HIGH ACHIEVERS RECOGNIZED Presented trophies and, plaqaes at last night's Flltb Annual Melp County Academic Excelleace Banquet held at · Melp Wp School were these sophomore and eenior studenls ol Meigs High School. Plclored left to, right front are Amy Waper,lennller Taylor, Krl&tenSlawter, Aaron Desire, being in the right place contribute ·to success: Carpenter COUNTY COMMUNITY.... RECOGNIZED -Patti Hetzer, an Eastern student enro.Ued at Melp Wgb School in the Occupational Work Experience Prosram as a junior, placed second In the 1989 Ohio VICA compellton held recently at Columbus. Patti competed In the OWE skUis competHion and won a sUver medal. Ron Logan, her llllitructor, congratulated Patty, who Is employed at Pleasers, at the breakfast. Held! Nelaon, Angela Bissell, RiverVIew Elemen· tary; Jamie Ord, Meredith Crow, Chester Elementary; · back row, Sherr! Smith, Nlchole ·· Kanawalsky, Eastern Junior High; Billy Jobn· son, Andrea Cleland, Chris Spencer, David Rice, and Amy Hager, Eastern Wgh School. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS A PART OF THE MEIGS Flip Werry of Chester was the winner of · the mystery farm contest, a feature of the Meigs County Soli and Water Coneerva· lion District and will receive a $5 pl'lle from The Dally 8entlnel. wu one or live who to1 l'letly !delltitled the mystery , ·rarm u tQt ot Roger Gaul, SUIIUiel' Road, Pomeroy. 6 .urstng Home Week observed Beat of the bend By ,BOB HOEFLICH Well- I don't know !bout this -maybe you Mike Roberts of Akron writes for Information on what he terms the old pest house which at one · lime stood on Naylor's Run Hill near the A us ten Cemetery. Mike wonders If any of you readers have Information on It: like the date Is was constructed. . when It-was leveled and so forth. He also wonders if anyone has any old photos of the house. If so, he would like to study them and promises to return them safely and In good condition. • I never heard of the pest house and can't figure out what it was all about. Perhaps, some of you can be enlightening to Mike and even to me. By the way , you can contact Mike at 682 Springwater Drive. Akron , Ohio 44313. The Deily Sentinel-Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' . ( { Bristol Village for a while, I it's time you stopped by to se~. how wc ' ~n since our beginning in-1961. We now • , • have so much mon: to offer in · providing for the growing needs and desin:s of retired folks like you . We'n: a not-for-profit, non-denominational community open to people rNtt the age of fifty. Lile Leases range from 520,000 to $65,000. Several refund options are .. I!Vlilable, or you may choose a monthly payment plan . Vlllaqe Olmt visii ·our modtl homes. We're open Mollliay tltrollgh Friday from 9 to 5; Saturday 10 to 2; Sundin · allli Ml!iiiJs by appoirllmelll. llr will bt happy to gi,'t )'011 a Will of OIIT growtds tl1ld OIISWtr any qutsliOIU yodr<'t. Stop by or call for "\.lllllrt ill{onltiiiiOII today. f IMMEDIA11 OCCuPANCY AVAILABLE. • �- - - - - - - - -------Ohio · The o.ily s..ntklel-.,._7 . Public Notice Public N alice ,_, tn-2104 1111 Wort· PHARMACY .d Pret~riptiqns ft2-29SI Cabinet lakilll Syracuse ~ We Fill Doctors· 992-~971 p,,.,,, Pomtray IIOWN & SNOUFFER '' FilE & SAFm : SMES & SDVKE . 992·7075 s.c.- '"· . S6tp :;Na~ionwide Ins. Co. ~~ of Columbo,., 0. • ............. ,__,, 011 MEIGS nRE t~ ) CENTER, INC. · P. J. PAULEY, MIENT' 104 W. M•l" ' "2·2311 Pomtror Rotre~ 1614)992·2039 or 1614)992-5721 • Q. I)~ 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, 011. Johii ·F . FUIU. Mgr. Ph. "2·2101 216 S. Second Pot~~ troy J.IS • • POA'IIOY, OHI0-992-6677 ' !liN g..ickol anol hill AM fer ; .. • (row's Fami~ lastaur111t I "F~tll,,., K•• 1 FIIH C~1h•" 221 W. Main St., Polneray ·I 992~5432 992-2975 Pomeroy 8 992-3325 flfiWIIS FOI Mn OCUION • ' 172 Nlt1lt ~.CIIolo .~ ' • ~ ~ K&C JEWELERS 1 212 E. Main Strttl 992-3715. PoMroy MOTHERS CAN BE DIFFERENT AND STILL BE THE SAME Your mother might be getting old, Or somewhere on the way; ' Her hair might be brunette or gold, Or any shade of gray. At home is where she might adhere, Content with household chores, While others seek a new career In offices or stores. The Bible says to honor her, Wherever she may go; And make an effort to confer · The gratitude you owe, For caring when your life began; So now reciprocate, And give her all the love you can, Before it is too late. - Gloria Nowak rn.: netday 7:30p.m. APPLE GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Past<J", Rev. carl Hlckl, 10 miles above •Raclne on Rt. 388. SuDday SChod 9 a .m., worship aervlce 10 a.m. Sunday evening service, 6:00p.m.; Prayer mt'etlng and Bible Study Thursday, 6: 30p.m. MT. OLIVE UNITED METHODIST - 0t112•. behind Wilkesville. Chark!sJones, paslor. SundaySChool.9: 30a .m.; morning worship, 10: 30; Sunday and Thursday - evening services, 7: 00 p.m. OIIOf'llaATlVB PUR _IJNITEI) MBI'IIODBT CIIUJICB NOIITIIUI'f CLVIIft!l ~ ---.beiMr ......... kCr.al .... !leldoaJ•ALFRED - Chu..,h. Scllool t: !0 a.m .; Worlhl2, lla.m.; UMYF6:30p.m.; UMW · 'lbtrd TUelcllly, 7: :.l p.m. Communion, llrot Sunday. (Archer) CHESTER - Worabtp 9 a .m.: Chu~b School10 a.m.; llbleStudy, Tluonday ,? p. m. ; UMW, llrot Thul'lllay, I p.m.; COn>· munlon. nrst Surday (Ar<:her) . JOPPA - Worlldp 9:30 a .m.; Church Schooll0:30a.m. Bible Study Wedllelday, ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy. 7:30p.m. (Jolllllon). HarrlsonviUe Rd. Robert Purtell, mlnlaLONG IIOTI'OM - Church School 9130 !A!r; Steve Stanley, S. S. Supt.; Bill McEI· a.m.; Worlllllp 10:30 a .m.; llble Study, roy, Alit. Supt. ; Sunday School9:30a.m.; Wedaeoday,?: OO p.m.; UMYF Weda... Worlblp lfr'VIre !0:38a.m.; Eveatnaw«day, 6:00p.m.; Communion Flrot Sunday lhlpSU-7p.m.andWedaeoclay.?p.m. c:t MoatlltCrc:toot). · ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine REEDSVILLE - Church School9: 30 a. Gr011e. 1be Rev. William Mlddleowarth. m. : Worship Service U:OOa.m. · puter. Cbu"'h oervtce9:30a.m.; Sunday TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL SchoollO: !0 a.m. . Chu"'h Scbool9 Lm.: Worship 10-..m:: • BRADBURY CHURCH ,OF CHRIST. Bible Study, Tuelday. 7:30p.m.: O>mmu· Tom Runyoo, pastO<. SundaY School 9: 30 ntoo Flrot Suoday (An:heo:). a.m.; Larry Hayneo, s. s. Sup<. Momtna CIINTULCLVII'IDI worahtp 10:30 a.m. · RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· .... CI-I.ZUip,lr. RENE, Rev. Jobn Vance, putor; Sand)! Juouce, Chairman of the Board of Chrill· tlan Ltle. Sundoy School9: 30 a.m.; Mom.... . . .IJiulla IRI wonhlp 10:30 a.m.; evanaEilltlc aer· lft.-retall&vlce?:OO p.m. Weclneoclay lel'VIce, 7 p.m. UBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, DexASBURY (SyracuR) - Wonhtpll a .m. !A!r. Woody Call, puler. Set'vlcs Sunday ; Church School 9:45a.m.; Cbaraelllble 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wedlleldoy, 1 p.m. Study, Wedlleoclay,1:30p.nl.; UMW,Ilrot DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH , Tuelday. 1:30 p.m.; Choir R.ehl!ll'aal, Uoyd Sayre, Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a. Wedaeoday 6:30p.m. (Thalchor) --·-- ................. .......... ...... ..... ENTERPRISE - 716 NOITH AVE. MID.DlEPORT. 01110 Worship I a.m.; Church SchooiiO a.m.; BlbleSiudy, Tuesday, 7:00p.m.; UMW, Ftr1t Monday, 1; 30 p.m. ; UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m. Choir Rehellraal, Children's at 6:30p.m: Adult fol. m.; moratna: worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday evenlne service 7 p.m. RACINE FIRST ·BAPTIST, Steve Deaver, Pastor. Mike Swiger, Sunday School Supt.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; MornlDg worship 10:40 a.m.; Sunday evenln& worship 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday FLATWOODS- Church School, 10 a .m. eveniDII Bible study 7:30p.m. ; Worlhtp, 11 a.m.; Bible Study, Thurs. BURLINGHAM COMMUNriY CIIURCII, day, 1 p.m.; UMYF, . Sunday, 6 p.m. . BurUngllam. Ray Laudermllt, putor; Ro(Franklla). · bert O...rt, aulstant poster. Sundlll' School FOREST RVN - Worllllp 9 a .m .; 10 a.m .; w(Qblp 7p.m.; Wech!!day, 6 p.m. Church School 10 A.M.: Choir practice, youth meetlna:; Wed, 7 p.m. church services. Thu!'lllay , 6:30p.m.; UMWtblrdMonday. PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH. II (That<her) mlleotf Rt. 325. Rev. Ben J . Watts. past cr. HEATH (Middleport) -Church School, Robert Searles, S.S. Sup<. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Mornlna Worlhlp 10:30a.m.; 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship 10:30 a .m.: Youth Groop, 4 p.m.; Wedaeoday. Bible Sunday evening service 7:30 p.m.; Wed· study 6:00p.m. Choir rehearsal 7:00p.m. nesday service, 7:30p.m. (Zunlaa) SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Little. MINERSVILLE - Church School 9:00 putor. Steve Llltle, S. S. Sl.lpt. Sunday a.m.; Worlhlp aervice 10:00 a.m. ; UMW SchoollO a .m.; Morning worstp. 11 a .m .; third Wedlleoclay, 1 p.m. (Thatchll") SUnday eyenlng worship 7:'30 p.m. Prayer PEARL CHAPEL - Church School9: 00 meettn1 and Bible study Wednesday, 7 : 30 a.m. ; Worsblp Service 10 :00 a.m. (Mar· p.m. : Yol.lthmeetlngWednesdayat 7p.m. tin) REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH POMEROY - Church School, 9; ~a.m. ; Worship 10: 30 a .m.; Choir rehellraal · - 383 N. 2nd Ave .. Middleport. Sunday SChool10 a.m. Sunday evening 7:00p.m. ; Wedneoclay, 1: 30 p.m.; UMW, llecord Mid-week ,.rvlce, Wed .. 7 p.m. Tuelday, 7:30p.m.; UIIYFSuldoy,lp.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, (Meadow a) Sl.lnday SChool 9:30a .m.; Dallas Janey, ROCK SPRINGS- Church Scbool, 9: 15 aupt.; Momln& wonhtp 10:30 a.m.; Suna.m.; Worlhlp 10 a.m.; llbleStiMiy, '!!ed~ay eveatna aervlce, 7:30p.m.; Wedneaneocloy, 7:30p.m.; UMYF (Senloro),~n­ day evenlq service, 7: 30 p.m. day, 6 p.m.; (Junlon) r!W!rY other 1\an· SYRACUSE CHURCH OF TilE NAclay, 6 p.m. (Franklhl) . ZARENE. Rev. Glenn McMillan, pastcr. RUTLAND - Church School, 10 a .m .; Mary Janice Lavender, Sunday School Wonbl.p, U a.m.; UMW Ftrlt Mo.Say, Sl.lpt. Sunday Schod 9:30 a.m.; Morning 7:30p.m. (Crabtree) wonhJp 10: 3D a .m .; Evangelistic service, SALEM CENTER- Church School9: ~ &p.m.; PrayerandPralaeWednf'llday, 7p. a.m .; Morain& Worlhlp 10:15 a .m. m.; Youth 7 p.m. (Stool e) EDEN U)'l D BRETHREN IN SNOWVILLE - MomIna Worlllllp, 9:00 CHRIST, Elden R. Blake, puler. Sunday a.m.; Chun:h SclloollO:Od" a.m. (Marlin) School10 a.m.; Gary Reed, Lay leader. SOUTBDN CLVII'I'EII Morning sermon, 11 a.m.: SUnday night servtca: Christian EDdeevor 7:00 p.m., ......prora .. Soq aervtce 8 p.m. Preachlng8: 30 p.m. lleY.C&riBidoa Mid-- prayer meetlnil. Wedneocloy, 7 APPLE GROVE - Church School 9; 00 p.m . a.m.; Mornlr~~ Worlldp 10:00 a.m. ; Bible IO'NID.Ji Wedneaclay. (Franklin) mee;.rlj• ---~-· Shwly Su..:lay 7:00p.m.: Prayer meeting 7:00p.m. Tbunday. (!Deb) BETHANY - Wof'lhlp 9 a.m.; Church School10a.m.; Bible Study Wedlleodoy 10 Don:u Women'o Fell.,lllllp Wed(llakerJ . Cburch Scbod t: It a.m. ; '-'f :reu;,;;•;iij.m. Fourth [., Sutt• );:<! Roush, Sunclay School Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a .m.: morning worship and childrea'• church 10:30 a.m.; evening preaching aervtce nrst three SUndaya, 7:30 p.m.; Special oervlce lourth Sunday evening, 7:30 p.m.: Wednesday Prayer Meetlnl. Bible Study and Youth Fellow· ship, 7: !0 p.m . CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. Located on 0 . J . Whl~ Road .oiHtchway 160. Pat HensCil. pastor. Sunday Sc:booi 10 a .m . au~e~ rorall ages.JuntorCbu~h 11 a .m.: Mornlnl wonhlp 11 a.m. Adult Choir proctlce6p.m. Sunday. YounaPeople's, Children's Chun:h and Adult Btble Study. Weclnelday at 7:30p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. R.ev. Earl Shuler. pastor. Worshlpservtce, 9:X>a.m. Sunday School10:30 a.m. Bible Study and prayer servlceThu.nday, 7: 30p.m . CARLETON INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH , Kingsbury Road. Rev. Clyde W. Hendersoo, pastCI'. Sunday Schoo19: 30 a.m.; Ralph car~ Supt. Even· lng worship 7:00 p.m. Prayer meellng, )I'~L'6'f.t!'T1~t."~EE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH, 28601 State Rou!A! 7, Middleport. Sunday School, 10 a.m .; Sunday eventng service, 7:30p.m.; Tuesday service, 7:30p.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH . 0 . H. Cart, put«. SundayScbodat9: 30a . m.; Morntq: worship at 10:30a.m.; Sun· dlyevenlaa: service at 7:30p.m. Tburaday services at 7:30p.m. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, located on County Road 31 Rev. Ro1er Willford, puter. Suaclay School '9;30 a.m.; MOrnln& Worllll 10:45 a.m.; Sunday evenlftl worship 7:00p.m.; Wed· nelday eventna Bible Study 7:00p.m. WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH - CoolVIlle RD. Rev . PhtiUp Rt· denour. palter. Sunday School9: 30 a.m.; wonhlp aervtce 10:30 a.m .; Bible study and worohlp oerv.lce, Weclneoclay. 7 p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Bill Carter, putO<. Sunday School9:30 a. m.; Morning Wonblp and COmmunion 10: 30 a.m. RUTLANI:) BIBLE METHODIST. Amos 'flllls, put<*. Sonny Hudsm, aupt. Sunclay School9: 30 a.m. ; Morning worship, 10: 30 a.m .; Sunday evealng service 7:00 p.m . Wednesday aervtee 7 p.m. WMPO program 9 a.m. each Sunday. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA.. RENE. Samuel Basye, putcr. Surday School t: 30 a .m .; Worship """"""10: 30a. m. ; Youna: people's service 6 p.m. Evangelistic aervtce6: 30p.m. Wedlleoclay servtce 7 p.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, MOler St., Muon, W, Vi . Sunday BtbleStucly 10 a.m .: Wotsblp 11 a.m. and ?p.m. Wednetday Bible Study, vocal muslt, 1 p.m. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· ding Lane. M&lon, W.Va. J . N. Thacker. pastor. Evening service 7:30p.m.; Women's MJniltry, 'Ibunday. 9:30 a .m.: Wedneoclay Prayer and Bible Study. 7: ~ p.m. HARTFoRD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION; HarUord, W. Va. Rev. David MeMan II, pa1tcr. Chureh School 9:30 a.m.; Sunday momln1 _... vice, 11 a.m.; Sunday evenm, tervlce, 7:30p.m. WeclneodiiJI prayer meeting. 1: 30 InK service 7 p.m.; Wednesday e-vening worship 1 p.m. Vtsttatlon Thurlday 6:30 p. m. . MORSE CHAPEL CHVRCH: David Curfm10. poator. Sunday School, 10 a .m. ; wonhtp lei'VIce llt a.m.; Sunday nig)ll wonhlp service 1:30 p.m.; Mlclweek prayer .ervtce Wed..esday 7 p.m. WESLEYAN IIIBLE HOUNESS CHURCHo!Middlepoi1, Inc., 15Pear1St., Rev. Ivan Myers, pastor; Roger Manley, Sr., .Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9: 30a.m.; MOrning Worlhlp 10:30 a.m.; Evening Worlblp 7;30 p.m. Wedlleoclay eventn1 Bible lludy, prayer and pratse Rrvtce. 7:30p.m. • LIVI!IG WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD - Gilbert Sperlc:er, putor. Sun· clay SChool 9:!0 a.m.; Mornllll oervt.:e to: ooa.m.; SUnday ........ ""rvfce? :OOp. m. ; - - prayer """"'"" Wedlleoclay ?p.m. MT. OUVE FVLLGOSPELCOMMVN· rrv CHURCH. Lawrence BUill, puler. Mr.xFotmer. Sr., S. S. Supt. SunclayScllool 9:30a.m.; Sunday...,.lnatoen'ice,1:30 . m.; WeclnadaY evenlnl 'Blble study and praise aervtce, 7: 30 p.m. UNfn:D F AlTH CHURCH, Rt. 7 on Poml!'oy By-P&It. R.ev. ~bert E. Smith, Sr, paot..-. Melvin Ora-e. S. S. Supt. SUnday School 9:30a.m.; Morning Worlblp 10:30; Evenlaor Worlhll> 7:00 p.m.; Weclneoday Prayer""Service. "1':00 p.m . FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Rallr,.d St .• Mum. Suaclay Sc:llooiiO a.m.; Morat.a• wtnhtn 11 a.m.: Evenlu: aervtce 6 p. W. Va., Rt. 1, James Lewis, puttr. Worship services 9:• a.m.; Sunday Scltod 11 m:-PrBYer·inee.~. ·and Bible Study Wed· Bordea. pastor. Cofnellus Bunch, supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Second and fourth Sundaya worship Jei'VIce .at 2: 30 p. m. .. you want it ... -lnl BllllelltiiJ. · DJ:X'I'ER atURCH (ll'atJUST, R,otor • Wit- mlllll•.i. No- Will, llliJII. 1 • !ltard!Qr tldloQII:IoLm.; WOIIMp ........ , 10:111 a.m. - · ~~~~~r. 1:00 I p.m. I -.-.,, . !Ingham. Surdey School Supt. Sunday School 10 a.m. with cluiH for all aaea. Evenlna services at & p.m. Wednesdey Bl· ble .$tudy at 7:30p.m. Youth service~ Frt· clay at 7:30p.m. ECCLESIA FELLOWSIIIP,l28MUISt .. MlddiOf>M. Brother Chuck McPherom. putO<. Suaclay School 10 a .m.; Surday ewnlna RI'Vlcee at 7p.m. andWedDMJay Jervtces at T p.m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. KeanetbSmllh. paetcr. Sun4a.y School 9; 30 a.m.; church RtVIce 7:30p.m. ; youtb fellowohlp6: 30 p. m.; Bible alucly, Thurslay, 7:30p.m. nJLL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE , 330Ci Htl..d Road, Pomeroy. Tom Kelly, pu~ tor. Danny Lambert, S. S. Supt. Sunday momlne aervlce at 10 a .m.; Sunday even- NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Rev. GlendOn Slr<Jid , put<r. Sunday Scho<il9: 3D a.m.; Worshlpoervlce, tO: 30 a .m.; Youth """"ce Sunday 6: ~ p. m. Sundayeventna""""ce?:OOp.m. Wednt!llday Prayer MHtln& aad Bible Study 7:00p.m. NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH. Sun• day allertiOClll oervtc:eo at 2:1l. Thurldoy evenlna servtces at 7:30. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Malon, W. Va. Putcr, BUIMui'JIII)I.SurdaySchi)GjlO a.m.; Sunday evening 7;30 p.m. PraYer meettnaand Blbl~ otucly WHIIeoclay. ~: 30 p.m. EveryCIIe welcome. · RVTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Salem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, puler. Sulldq SchoollOa.m.; Sundayevet,ln&7>00p.m.; Wedaeodoy eventna pr&y'fmeelln&1:00 P·Slxrm BETHEL NEW: TESTAMENT CHURCH, Sliver Rldae. Duane Syden· strlckrr, pate. Sunday School 9 a.m.; Worlhtp Servlce,lO,a.m.; Sundayevenlq oervlce, 1:00 p.m. Weclneoclay night Bible 1tudy 7:110 p.m. , d-- 'S ""::=:J ......... 1 ,G OD'S MASTERPIECE IS MOTHER I ! ' il 11*1•,..... v.• .. i J f. ' . ' .. '{ - _,..,_ ,._ ao. '· I w.~· a- J-. E_,.. w. "1 -·~~··· ,_.,, \I =.-.:-.. f.: ........ _,..,_ '= - Ctl,_, .. . . . . . . '=·. aa:a.oz . ' PAIICI!;L 1 : The following .... Ill the Townahlp of~~~Olive. County of Molga .,d • - of Olllo and 11ou.- Md ......,_ • falows: Beine Lola num· ....... 21 Mid 22 In the McDole and Torrence Adlli· tlon to the VIllage of 11-. vMio. Ollio. PARCEL 2 : The foHowing ooal Mtote oltuatad In the County of Mliga, In the &tote of Ohio, and In the Townahlp of Olive and boun- end' dolcrlbod • folowo: Being Lot num· berod 20 In !he McDole and Torrence Addition to the VIllage of R-vlle. Ohio. Said ..........,,... _ are aubloct to all-tamonlo. hlghweya Mid • - • of .... rd. lleferonce Dead: Volume 203, P•ge 1187. M1lgo County o.d Recordo. TRACT XIV: tiling.., untllv!Hd flv•llxthe In-In and to the folowing rMI a'lllta: S i t - In tho County of Melp, In the Slote of Ohio, ond In the Townohip of Olivo, Mid bounded and doacrlbed M foli-o: Iaing In Range 1 1 . Town 2. ,Sectlona 14 end Ill • Fraction• 20 and 32, beilinnlng 11t the norlhweat cornM" the.......-·-· · . TEIIMI OF MLE: C..hon delivery of doed. · Jamoe M . louloll\'. Sheriff of Molal CountY (4) 21; 111\ 11. 1 2. itc . Public Notice .._.. 4,1 ' 1--- - -- - · II- PUBUC NOTICE The Vllage of Rutland wll • I hold a formol Publico H-lng · on Juno 21 . 1111 n 7:00 t p.m . In tho Civic . • c-to'"-utheWutO: : -tor Fecllltlea PIM for o Rutland Md aurrounclng • ·~· Tho Fecllltlea Pion reoom·. • rnendo the conotructlon of j upgraded col' • lectlon •nd • - focll~ · ~ tlao In t h e -· Tho type and , l-Ion of the colectlon ' ond_feal_ara ~ ......In the ....lt... • pion with of proJoct ooota. locol ODitll , lind char. .. The IVW· t' monthly coot 10 ~ u.,, u a •uti of thla pralect II ullmned to be i 120 OIICLI311. ' The focllltlea plan w• be ...,Iaiiie for public -lew at Ras Sat•. s.R. 124 •nd • the Rutland Poot Offlcuflar • Mey 28, 1181. Any- in • the plannl"ff aroo doelrlnt • • copy of the flldlltlea pl8tl, ~ ahould the conault11111 angl-. Engineering Aasoci•t••· Inc . , 700 c. Wlnklor Drive, Woo1ter; • Ohio 44111 . ot the foH..W• ~ l"ff number: 1211) 34[1:' 1111111. Tho price .. • ' - ' cto...manto wllbe beHcl on ; prevailing rop roductlo~ .. COIIL Q-tlona ar oeq- • for ad<ltloMI lnlormnlon conoarnlnlllho fecllltlea plaft · - l d be dlrectacl to Mr. " Kent D .. 8ekor, Engl-lnlt •· A . - -. Inc. 11 the ecf.· : d-a or toiiiPhono numJieil"· lllled ebow or Mr. Dovlil., Councilmen, Itt~ ·, . ~g number - (1141 317·31111. •, .. u_. 1 of lando deedad by Malar Read ..d - to u. J . Belloy, by daacl --.g dote A-ot 7. 18114• ..,d •• cortlod In • - 11. 11 jlogo 1 Ill af the o.d Rocordo of Malga County. Ohio; thonce aiO"ff the-· Une of aald lando Ill rodo to Iandi to U.G. Belley; lhonoa _ , 17'~ rodo to Iandi of Chorloy Landon ond wife; than,. north 1'11 d - 40 rocla; thonoa north 40 rodo; thence North 1 I dogrwnl I rodo to lando of Elle Colaman; thence ._, olo1111 the aouth Nno of Aid land IO p - of beginning. COfttainJna 38'11 acrea· more or leao. liolng the oome lando (II) 1 2. 11c ·• • d - by S. F. llordln and wile to Delio Po..,, by doad Public Notice ' -ing dlle January 1 0. 1902. - - . . . , . _ 30. 1902. In Vofl. It 11 paga LEOAL NOTICE ~, 1111, 11-rda of D - of Notice Ia ..... thel Verh . < Mellll County, Ohio. And Cell 'lervloae, Inc. hal filed , being the ume property on IIPplloation with 1'hi ~ convoyed by J . F. Brook& Public U t - Commilalon.·" and Elt._ Ir-a. huaband of Ohio (C.. No. 81·286-,: en wife to 8. S. H•mmons TP-ACE), ~lngauthar·" • · and Mary . Hammono. by lty to furnlalt lntraatatt: . deled Apr I 21, 1924. Oporltol allfotarl lo1111 cfl...- ·>. raconlad In llook 125, at tonoo toliiPhono . . ,.... Of{ . Plfl• 1151 of tho o.d • ltll-icle bolla thraugh-. ,. Recorda of Melgo County, out Ohio. A..., -alteel ; Oltlo. por1011, firm. corpornlon, cil_. 11"'-oa Dead: Volume entity who ..... goocl 110. Pege 291: volumo . . . . why thlo eppllcnJotl•: 234, P - 381; Md Voluma lhould no1 ba grentedl.... 2311, P•g• 287, Melg1 lhouldfllewlththeC-ta:" •' , County o.d IIICOrda. lion a ...-i - i REAL ESTATE AP the r-OM on or ~. PRAISED AT: befora Juno 20. 1118. Tract I - 11100,00. lase the Cqmrnll*m ,....;. Tract II - 11.17 6.00. ..... a ........... Tract Ill - 115,000.00. 10 thlt effect end en ..,_m; ' '1 Tract IV - 110.000.00. penylng - • for an or• • Tract V- 11,1100.00. heorlnl on auch 11. .. thlo Tract VI - 13,000.00. m-wll ... deoldodonthl ; Trtct VH - 14.000.00 (Par· ...... of the ln'-tlon' ' cal I) and 12.000.00 (Parcel oontllinad In the appHalllorl · II). ond afflclavlt1 to be •ubmlt; · Trect VIII - 11100.00. lad by the IIPpllcont. Further •' . Toaot IX - 115,000.00. lnformotlon may be Db' .' Tract X - 1240.00 !Parcel tolnad by - Tht :~' '1), 1180.00 (Parcel II). Pullltc Utllttea c_.._ Tract XI - 11100.00. of Ohio, 180 Eeot Broad > Tract XII - 13,900.00 (Par- Street, Colurnbue, OH : col 1 ); 13.000.00 (Parcel 2); 432111·01173. . .. , 11711 . 00 (Parcel 3); Tho ""blic Uti It WI ··. 11,500.00 (Paroal 4). Comrnlulon of Ohfo'."l Tract XIII - 11 ,600.00. By O.oy Vlplto;• : Troct XIV - 111.4711.00. lecrote~ ~ . The real Mtato con not be 15) 12, 1 tc oofd for lell two-thirdo . thMI . . .,---;,..--.;._"'="" _ _ Wll...._ . .. -.uma un: ______________ •. 5 .• . _. ,., Happy Ada > Happy Blrth••v · Tam• I• (Jarrell) Ma•h -·. ., . ' .. You Don't Look 4011 · Love, · ·~ Mt Bell . '· c....,...,. I . Public Notice ..... ' a.m.; Wedllr1sl' IWIIllat ,...,.... ! . . .... :.c.=~·"'·''"'''' ,~- Doe•- w • c••._..,ly.....,., ..... or JI:IIVIl ... 7:.p.m. . NJHI c..._v•• lnllei'VIce 7:30p.m. Tuelday and Thur• day Servlca at 1:30 p.m. Jail... ..... - ,, •tat• CBRIIT OF LATTER DAY lloWITI. Port- - • liNd. 11th1111011 Dill, dlrtetclr. Natcr. elrlrcl Clll.... . . -. . . a.ra.: llonrlq-p 11:• s- 111. 1 - - 7: .. p.m. a.llr r::dk!ll p.m. !lnllay. w-.y PIOJW aad r you·ve got it... Ave. Rev. Clark Baker. pu.tor. Carl Not· The majesty of a tree ... The gentleness of morning dew .. . The calm of a quiet sea ... The' beauty of the twUlght hour ... The soul of a starry night... . 'l'be laughter of the rippling brook ... The grace of a bird In filght... The tender care of an angeL. · The faith of the muStard seed ... The patience of eternity .. . The depth of a family's need ... Then God falhloned from these things A creation like no other, And when His masterpiece was through He called It slrnply --MOTHER. .... Cet Retult.s Fast MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third' God took the fragrance of a Dower to 5 .. nelday, 1 p.m. FOREST RUN B,u'TIST. R.ev. Nyle , .a.m .; Ewntng wcrshlp 7: 30,.m. Tuesday cotta&e prayrr meeting an Bible Study 9: ao a.m.; Worship aervlce, Wednesday . 1:30 P·"" OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Walnut and Henry StL, Ravenswood, W. · Va . The R.ev. Georre c. Wetrlelt, puler. Sunday SChool9:30 a.m.; Sunday wcrshlp na.m. KEORGANIZI:D ~ VICfORY IIAI'TIST, 525 N. 2nd St., Middleport. James E . Keesee, pastcr. Sunday momlng wonhlp 10 a.m.1 Ewn· 8 following telephone exchartges... CHURCH SUPPLIES • IIBLU m. Thur!day. thru until . Classified pages cover the P·;,'AIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, David CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH,Iocaleclon Prentice, pa1tor. Mllclred Zlfller, Sunday Pomeroy Pike, O>unty Road 25 a-.r Flat· School SUpt. Morning Wor1blp 9:JJ a.m.; woodl. Rev. Blaettwoocl, puter. Servlcto SUnday School 10: Jl a .m.; Eventng ser· on Sunday at 10:30a.m. and1:30p.m. with vice, 1:30 p.m. · SunclaySchOol9: 3D a.m. BlbleSiudy, Wecl'MT. UNION BAPTIST, Puler: Joe N. Sayl'l!, Sunday khool9:t5 a .m.; Even Ina nmJ~i'1wSHIP CRUSADE FOR wanhlpJi.~m. ; Prayrr Meettne. 6: 30 CHRIST, St. Rt. 338. Allllqolty. R.ev. p.m. Wo y. Fraaltlln Dleltl!lll, putO<. S u - mono, TVPPERS PLAINS CHURCH PF ID& 10 a.m.; S u - eYHina 1:30 p.m. CHRIST. Robert Foster. putor; llow•rd Thunday eventna?:lO p.m. Caldw•ll. Supertn~odtnt; Chu"'b ochool · MIDDLEPORTlNDEPENDENTHOU91.m.; WorahlpRrvlcet:t5a.m. !IESS CHURCH. Inc., 15 Pearl St. Rev. CHE!ITER CHURCH Of' THE NAZA· tvuMyera, actiDaputc.-; Rop!'Manley, ~E. R.ev. Herbert Grate. paatcr. · Sr., Su- Scllool Superm~ndl!llt. Sun- ·· Frank Rllfte. 1~1. Sunday School 9: 3D a. clay Scllool t ;OO a.m.; Mornlnl wonlllp m. ; Worthlp aervtce, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. · 10:30 a.m.; wonblp 1:30 p.m.i Sunday. Wlldllelday, 7 p.m. Prayer moetotudy, prayer 1 1 "f:...uREL CUFF FREE METHODIST \ CHURCH. William WUIIama, putor; J1o. bert E . Bart-. Illnelllr of Cla"llllaa Edu· callall: Slow Elollll, a a - Bunclay - t : ! l l a.m.; Moi'IIIJ!I~IO:IJ Llll.; TeeDI 1B Al!llo& I p.m.; 5f•uf (23.,.,~ 13Mit ltrMI . Mldcleport, OhiO 4117110 Ct141 812·11157- CIII ·OOKII MT. MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourtb and Main St., Middleport. Rev. Gilbert CraJa. Jr., putcr. Mrs. ErvlD Baumaardner, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School9:30a. m. ; ~=Service, 10:45 a .m. SU ROADCIWRCHOFCHRIST - Joseph B. Hoaldno, evanaettst. Suaclay Bible Study t a.m.; Wonhtp,lO a .m. ; Sun· ·day even In& ..,..Ice I p.m.; W.,..eoclay eYenlllJ service. 7 p.m. • · PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, Rt. 124. WUUam Hoback, put..-. Sunday HOPE IIAPTIST CHAPEL. 510 Grant ScboGI 10 a.m.; Sunday evealna oervl<e 7 St., Middleport. Afftltaled w!fh SOuthern Bapllll O>nventton. David Bryaa,sr.. Ml• · p.m. Weclnelday evea!oa service 1 p.m. . CARPENTER BAPTillT. Doa Cheodle, ntsll!r. Sunday khool 10 a.m.; Momln& Supt. Suaclay Scllool 1:30 a.m. Momlna wonblp U a.m.; Evenlril wcnhtp 7 p.m.; W.-plO: 30a.m. Prayer oervke, ai!A!rn· Wedaeoclay evenlni Bible IIIMIY and ate Sundaya. ' prayer meetlllg7 p.m. THE CHURCH OF JE$US -CHRIST, BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. APOSTOUC FAITH - New Lima Rd ., Rt. rn anc1 eo. Rei. 5. Scott Stewar~ pu· next to Fort Molp Park, Rutland. 'Robert tor. Wlllla'm AmberJ..-, S . S. SUpt.; Sun· Rldlardl, pastor. Service~ at 1 p.m. on day School 9: 30 a.m.: Mornlag Worship Wedneadaya and Sundllys. 10: 30 a.m .; Evenlnl worship 7:30 p.m. HARRISONVILLE HOUNESS CHAPWednesday worship 7: 30p.m. TER or the Wealeyu Hollnl!ll Chul):h. Rev. David Ferrell, put or. Henry Eblin, ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH . Suaclay Schocil Supt. ; Sunday School lOa . COrner Sycamore and Second Sts., Po· m.; Mornlna Worship 11 a.m.; Evening meroy. The Rev . William Mlddleswart, serviCI!' 7:30p.m. Wednesday evening ter· pastor. Sunday School 9:45a.m. Chu~h vice 7: 30 p.m. aervtce 11 a. m. STIVERSYlLLE WORD OF FAITH. SACRED HEART CHI!RCH , Msgr. Gary Hol~r. pastor. Sunday tefViCH 9:30 Anthony Glfti.Mmbre. Ph . 992-5898. Satura .m . and 7 p.m .; Midweek aervlce, '1:30 p. day Eventna Maas 7:30 p.m. j Sumlay Man. 8 a.m. and 10 a .m. COnfession• one half hour before each Mass. CCD classes; 11 a.m. Sunday. c- Porn-. • The Area's Number 1 Marketpla'e RACINE PLANING MILL SWIHR &LOHSE Veterans ·· lmorial HOspital .115 I. .....Ill Dr. Rv The Interested .Rrt.•~ Li8ted On This Page. and ChW"Ch Public N atlce lub- diY IIIOn 3'h and Plolna; thence S . IIOY:t d• boundod and _,...,. a1 - E. 33rodoMd10Unka foHowt: loglnning 11 o point to • olllte In llicl Road; thence E. l4 rodo to a - e In EICIIIolor S t - In Nld In road leading from Lo1111 VHI- of Ohio. Bottom to Hockingport: which point II the S - 1 N. 111'11 rodo to the cor. . of E . 8ellor1 pi- of beginni1111 contllnandMaoy E. Boll•o.one_. i1111el....,(11) •cra~,and30 lot; lhonoa N - Ill aad rodo. ex-tlng h _ . , the O-fourth Dog. Wall 244 following tracto of land; (a) feet to a point on POlk On•holf ('h) ..... on the Streot; thence North 32 weet end of thia trlct or Dag. Ea11 175 to the RATES parcel of land which bordwa Southw..t cor- of aatd TO PLACE' AN AD CALL 992·2156 on the County Road INdlng ...... , one acre lot lh.nca 0·11 WOAOS tii-25WORDB 21· 31WORDS .from AHdaville to Tupp•• Iouth 58 ond one-fourth MONDAY FRIDAY A.M. P.M. 1 DAY f4 .0D f5 .DQ n .oo l:'laina, 1old to lewla Dag. Eaat 200 , _ to tho 3 DAYS t5.00 $10 .00 $8.00 Shaffer; (b) A lot known .. point of beginning. The A.M. NOON SATURDAY · 8 DAYS $8.00 $13 .0D •1& .0D the Store Lot In the S. E. 11m1 being 1 trlengullr 1D DAYS t13 .00 · f21 .00 $25 .00 CLOSED SUNDAY corner of thll trlct or "reel place adjoining tho South· 1 MONTH $33 .00 $61 .00 f60 .00 of land aold to Virgil J . weaterlv side of 11ld POLICIES Alit• are forcon•ct.~tNe runt, btok«< up d.,, will be charged Pickard; uld lot extending Ch01laa E. Sell•a .,d Maoy 'Ads outtkle MtiQI, Gafll1 or Mason counti• must be pr• ·for aa.nh d• u -...-stt Ids. paid. 112 foot n - from a - · E. Sailor• one acre lot. •Receiwl t .&O di• count for ad• .,.id In advance. nNr the centar of road Reference Deed : Vol. "Fret adl - Give .way and Found adt unci• 1& words wiD be A11110 1111 1:e PJ en ts leo ding from long 8ottom to 2117, P4ae 2117. Moi 111 Mm:ltMIIItsP. run 3d.,, at no ch•t•· Hockingport; thenceW. 172 cou nty Dead Rocordo. 1C.rd of ThanQ "Price of ad for 111 c•itlll.e:ter• is double price of •d co.t. 111 - Houuhald Good:t 1 2 ln Memory he above "-lbacf reol to a poot; th....,. Sa. 12 "1 point lne t ype only ....d. 12- Spotiint GOOdo 3 - Annouc..n~t~t• feet to County Road; thence ootata hal the o t - ad-• •sentinel il not re.pons,ible for •ron 1tter tint ct•· !Check 53Antiqvel 4 - Gi'ttiMIWIV along the north line of uid of Wylllt Hll A-ue. Thil for errors first dllt td runs in papert, Clll before 2 :00p.m. 54- Misc. Mtrchand ill 6 - Heppy Ad1 d~ .tt• pubtleaion to mike contctlon. road, 172feottolheplaceof rial 81tltela bounded on the 55- Building S1.1ppli• 6 lolt lnd Found • Ads thll must be peld In 1dv1nce are beilinning; lcl Lot adjoining Wool by Park and Wyllo &IPet• far Sale 7- Yard Selt(P.td in advance) &7- Mulic• lnttruments the store lot to the N - Streoto; tha ltreot bounding C1rd of Thankl H•ppy Ads 8 - Public Sele 6 A~o~ction 51- Fruits & VegMabl• oold to Charlet Wllllam1, on the South ilan un·nemed In Mamorl.-n V~td Sill• 9- W~ntllfd to luy58- For Sal•or Tr•d• oatd lot extending 54 feel atreot; the otree~ boundln· •A caa..ifild act.lertiMment placed in Th1 Diity Sentinel(• · llltf!\iiV!Ill'll! alo1111 tha '"'"" leodlng from gon the Eoat 11 hcelolor cept - ctaulfled diiPI.,,•Busln•• Clrd •nd legtl notlcetl long Bottom to Hocklng- Street 1nd the ltrMt to tho will also 1ppaar in iht Pt. Ple•ant A...ttr and the Galli· S1~ r vl·.r· s port;thenceW. 172foottoe North Ia Wyllla Hill Street . . Far111 Sup;:lws polk Daily Tribune, Nachi.ng over 11.000 hom•. poot; lhonco S. 54 felttothe TRACT XI 1.1- Htlp W•ted & ltvt·, llll.k lion lot; thence E. 172Situoteln tha Townahlp of 1 2Sttuation w .. ted DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION COPY DEADLINE -'to the place of beginning. Labenon. County of Mal111 1 3- lnlu,...,c:e - 11 :00A.M . SATURDAY 81 - Firm Equtpmen1 MONDAY PAPER leovlng 10.23 acroo in the and &lite of Ohio and 14- IUs,ln•s Treinjng - 2 :00P.M. MONDAY 12- W.nttd to a ·uv TUESDAY PAPER 115- Sctiools a. lnttruction trect hereby conv"""d. 13-L'ivntock - 2 :00P.M . TUESDAY WEDNESDAY PAPER bounded and daiCribad • 11- Ridio, TV. CB Repair PARCEL 2 : - 2 :00P.M. WEDNESDAY e•Hay • Grain follow a: ::b'l~,o:zp~~PER 17- Misaellaneous - 2 :00P.M. THURSDAY as~Sttd • -F.rtlizer Situate in Reecllville SpeAllofthomlnerol1 undorly· 1 8W.,ttd To Do 2 :00P.M. FRIDAY lUNDAY PAPER dal School Dlllrlct In Sac· i1111 tho following reel aalate. tiona 3 end 9. 100 •ere lot to-w~ : Section 34, Lot 1140· 104. Town 4. Ranp 11 111 Acr01 SE pert of SE %8 • Tr .tllsporl .t! 1011 of tho Ohio Company' 1 of Rd. • ume appear on 21 - Busi;l•s Opportunrty 1 Purch•e. contlllnlng 2 .83 22- Mon., to Lo• 71 - Auto& far ••• Audltoro Tilt Dupllcoto for ecret, more or lela; On the tho year 1147 in the namo of 23- Pfofettionll S•vie. 72- Truck• for Sale 73-Vent II 4 WD' 1 n - by Ianda of P. R. William Alhl.,, ltforoncoto 74- Motorcycl• • He.tl Eslate Hetzer ond lot of C. H. which Ia her~ m.ode. 1.tl1ton Co~. WV Meigl County Gallia County 75- loats & Moton for Sale Wjloon; on the . .t by village lltlfar.,.. ' DHCI: Volume Area Code 614 A;r•• ~ode 304 Area Code 814 31 - Hom• for s ... 71- Auto Plrtf a Acc•sori• lot• of D. Cottle; John 11 . 184. Page 55 Volume 118. 32- Mobilt Hom• for S11la . 77- Auto Repair WatllrL M. E. Church end Page 488, Melgo CountY 448- GIIIIpolls . 982- Middteport 87&- Pt. Ple•ant 33....:. farms for S1l• 78- C.mping Equipment 451T lton , 317- Ch•hire. P;om•ov peraonage, and lot in th4t Dead Rocordo. 34- Butin•• B1.1ildiilgs 79-~'T'P•• & Motor Hom" 678- Apple Gro~t 388- Vinton 981- Ch•ter 31;- Lou a Acre.ga loamo of E. P. and lulu TRACT XII 2411- Aio Grande 843 ...... Portltnd 773-M••on 31- A..I Ettat• W.nted Landon; on the oouth by PARCEL 1 : Tho foil-Ing 2&e-o ... .,.n Diu. 247- L•tert F1Ua 882-NIW H.v~n lenda of lydia K. Packard reel Mtato o~uated in the 896-Liurt 643- Arlbil Di1t. 949- Recine and on the WMI by the lando County of Mo1111. In the 937- Buthlo 742- Rutland 379- W.Inut S~t vir:1~~ of Saroh E. Flolda. 41-Hou....for Rent 617- Cootvilll of Ohio and In the •2- ,..obila Hom• for Rent Reference DHd: Volume Township of Olive tnd 81 -· Homelmprowm~nu •3- FarMs for Rtnt 170, Page 1147, Volume bounded ond clolcrlbad a1 82- Piumbing a He•lng •4- A,.rtment for Rent 2311. Page 2113; Meigl foli-a: SH,.Iad In llection 83- Ejlewatlnl •&- Furnished Room• County DHCI Recorda. 84- Eitctricll Atfrlgerltion No. I . T-n No. 4 and 41- Spact for Atnt TRACT VIII 85- Generll H1uling 47- Wanted to Rtnt flange No. 1 I of the Ohio 81- Mob'lt Home Repair Situate In Melga County, Comp1ny'1 Purch•••· 48-Equipmtnt lor Rent 87- Upholsttry 48.:... For\.e•• Ohio, Olive Townahip, and in bountlad a1 followo: Bagln100 Aero Lot No. 1 04. nlng at the 8ou.thwe1t Section I. Town 4. llan'!" corner of llndl now or 11 of the Ohio Company o form•ly ownad by Sylvaator Purch•e. and being off of Ch.,.,; thanoe South on the West end of en eleven the Woot line of &action No. aCI'O trect of lend formerly in 8 to the N o r t - cor. . of the nam~ of lydia K. Peck•d o4'hocrelotdo-byU.J. and further clolcrlbed a1 ~~an.,. to followa: 8eglnnlng at a thonoa in an dirac· locult poA 1t the W•t tlon with tho North line of "Oktremily of the aaid elovan aald 4'11 aero tract to the acre tflct, running from Center of the Townahlp Public Natice Public Nat ice lhonce Eaat with the South Road; thence In o Northerly Public N atlce Public Notice Una of lend now or formerly diraction alo1111 uld road to Ac-NE corner aa umo aa ownad Fialdl 11V. the l o - t - - of a feet to 1 mine rail; thence N _ecrH which are conveyed by appearaontheAudltor'tTax rodl toby 1Sareh NOTICE OF SALE ltlke; thence lot now or formerly ownad 67 dag. 1 o· 00" E along thlo dood. By virtue of • Wrh of Dup. forthoyaar;.,.ar1947in South 9 and 4/5th rocla to by Myrtia Wolf; thenca with o 213.80 feet to a Part~ion laiUed out of tho Ill , the name of BerJ~~rd J , the road leading from the Walt line of aatd lot min rail; tt.nce N 9 TRACT PARCEL 1: Tho following Joyce. reference to which ia TuppertPielhe to RMdavlle; North to tho lando of llicl Common Plea Court of · dog. 10' 67'~ E 141 .81 foot · Meigo County, Ohio. In tho (N10dag. 30' E143.00feol d81crlbed reel esllte a;au. hereby made. and thence north 80'h d• Sylv•ter Chaney; thence cue of Chari• E . Hall, et al. , by old deed) alo,. a line olad In the Townahip of Reference DMd: Volume grea Weal 1 B 1nd two- Wall with uld ChMioy' 1 Badford, In the County of 159. Page 1~0. Molga thlrda rodl to the piece of South line to lho pi- of Pl•intiffl, vs. Irene E. ~ .POint It the top of the Walker, Defendant, upon a to beginning, containing '4 beginning. · containing 211 atrlp mine high w1U. lhenoe Molg1 and State of Ohio, oil County OMd Recorda. 8nd 1ingua.r nlnetv acrea of Judgment t-ereln rend~red. PARCEL 3: Situate In the aero, more or IMO. aald lrtct acr81, be the ume moN or 5 80dag57'00"Eolongtho being ColO No. 88·CV·231 top of a 1trlp mine high wall, land. more or la11 being the Townahlp of Olivo Orange. of lend being • right angled !Mo. and being . the · umo in 1111id Court. I will offer for · 21.2D foot loa point; thence north part of the northMit County of Molga, and.Sl8to trlltngle of which lhl Ea11 property convoyed by U. J . salo at tho front door ofthe S 89 dog. 30' 00" E quarter of Soctlon No. 1. of Ohio, and bounded and line il the booe; !he North lelloy to VIola Ioiiey InCourttiou1e in Pomeroy. continuing along uid line, Town 3 and Range 13ofthe daiCrlbed oo followa: line bel!tg the -pondlcular VIola 8ell., Torrance) by Melp County, Ohio, on the Ohlq Company' 1 Pun:ha1e Section 10, LOI111.0 . 16 helghl;andtheNorthlicleol dHd - d Dae.nber 28, 75.00 feet to a point: thence, 2nd dey of Juno. 1889, at N 74 dog. &0" OD" E .ndknownukd:No. 4oftha ecr• So. WHt Cori'W' u the.toreAidroedlbllingthe 1908 and recorded In Vo10:00 a .m .. the following continuing along uld line. Stephen Smith ourwy of ume epp..n on the Audiboundary on the South end lume 105 ot -•1111 of the l1ndl 1nd tenements.' A 97.8Dioettoapoint; thence uld Section ex.cepting ton Tax Dupllcote for the WNI. . Recordo of D - of Melgo complete lege! <leocrlption N 37 dog. 17' 00" E thermom 10 acr.. hereto- yaar 19 47 in the namo of Rofootnco Oood: Vol. County. Ohio. of the real eatlte is 11 fore aold out of aald tract to Bernard J . Joyce. reference 174, ·page 37, Vol. 210. PARCEL 2 : The following continuing along uld li"", James Haaton. follows: to which to horeby made. P - 423, Molgo County dMCrlbed re81 litu-19.30 feet to a,polnt; thence Reference D. .d; Vol. TRACT I; Reference Deed: Vol. DHd Recorda. alad In tho County of Melga, N 86 dog. 25' 00" E 202, pege 17, Vol. 241, Situete in the County of continuing along uid Una. 182, Pego 1. Moigo County TRACT IX In the • - of Ohio. in the Meiga. State of Ohio. and in 83.20 l<iot to a point; thence page 415. Molga County Dead Rocordo . Situate in the Townahlp of Townahip of Olive. boundad the Town1hip of Salisbury. S. B7 dag. 27' 00" E Dead llocordl. TRACT V: Olivo, Cbunty of Melgo, Mid end deacr- aa followo: Excepting and 1ubject to and bou"dad and deacrlbod continuing ilong uld line. Situoteln Olivo Townahip, Stoll of Ohio. ond bountlad Bltuolad In Sactlon No. 14 as foUow1 : Mel111 County. Ohio, In end d•crlbed • foiiO..o: and 15. Townahlp No. 4, 84.00 feet to 1 point; thence the mii'Mtt"88 r•ervation u Being In Soot ion 28. Town IIIII forth In Deed ro- Section 3, Town 4, Range Baglnnlng It the Northeell llanga 11 of the Ohio S 88 deg. 30' 00" E 2. Range 1 3, Ohio Com- continuing along uid line, c<~rdad In Volume 202. page 1 1, Ohio Comp1ny' 1 Pur· Corner of 100 Acre Lot No. Purch- ond In pany'• ~rch-. being the 45.00 feet to a point; thonce 1'P- of the D•d Records of ch- and beginning ot 137 ofTown1 3 ond 4 of the l'reotlona No. 20 •nd 32. IUrface onty of the folowing N 77 dag. 30' 00 " E Matga County. Ohio. to point In the rood INdfng Ohio Compeny' 1 Purchale, be9innlng at the Southeall dHCI'Ibed troct of land: continuing elong •id line, which rot. . .ce io hereby fromLongBotlomlolloodlthencelouth1 DogrooW..I car- of Iandi ownad by Beginning 350 feet north of 67 .00 feet, to the place of mlde for 1 more definite ville (Stele Hlghwey No. 41110 filii to • point 4 EHa A. Coleman; thence a point 1320 foot eaat of the beginning ond ' contolnlng description of 11id 124) at the No.-t corner W•t of Northweol corner of Iouth on the WMt line 01 reservation. southwest corner of S.ctton of 0 . A. Barnett Storo lot; Sand Hill Cemetery. - · Section No. 8. elghly·flve 28, Town 2, Ranga 13; i!i .l95. Thll parcel lo .lioted • Wool 288 f - to • point In rode to the Northwttt Also an •••ment for containing 71 1cr11 on the thonce with the center of thence ea1t 1 1 DO felt; aid rood North 53 feel; the road. thence foHowtng --oflandl-byU. ingNas and 4t9r•• being Tilt Duplicate in the Audl· thence north 208.26 foot; twenty·feet tho conteroftheroadN- J . Ioiiey to Ha~ Bolloy; in width~ ten tor"a Office of Meiga thence Walt 173 fOOl to a thence weot 1 100 feet: feot on either olde of the Itfte; thenc1 aouth 13 feet 8014 dagr-WMt21fl-. Walt; 37~ rode to thence .outh 2011.211 feel to following desCribed County. Ohio. to tho 'norih-t conw of thonoa North 30 dog- l a n d o - by Molor Read It Ia undorotood that the the C. A. 8ornetl Store Lot; the place of beginning. con· COIIIorllne: W•t221 feet. tMnce Norih and to Chorla1 H. and rornaindor of the oil. ga1 and thanoa Eaat olo"': lhollno of 44Y:t taining 5.21 acra, more or WM\ 481 Emma BrOOU; thenoa North CommM\cing at a point In other minerals shall be the C. A . Barnett Store lot - · thence North 38'11 811 roda to tho South llno of the northoaat cor!IIH' of aald The coal. oil. g• and all Section 1 I; thence S 0 dq. ownad by the Grantee h• 173 feet to the pi- of dag;Mo Wut 874 feet. lando of aald Elle A. Col• and beglnni1111. other mln·en~ls are hereby thence North 1110 feet. men; thonca EMt 3714 roda oo· ou·' w e1o1111 the _ , rein, 1nd hit hein · . reaerved together with the · uno of 1aid Section 1 II ancl asJkln•. Aoforence Dead ' VOl. thonceEHt478feot. thence to the placo of bqlnnlng. PARCEL 2 : Baing in the 186. Page 269. and Vol. right to niine and remove the tho eut lino of Salllhury North 21 Ill feel to tho contolnlng20acreo. moroor same. North lino of 100 ·acre Lot Townahip, 18B4.5Dfeottoo Cha~tor Townoltlp, Molga 231, Page 737, Melgo Excepting therefrom all point In the grentor' a sou- County. Ohio, anddoecrlbod County DHd llecordo. No. 1 38. th.,ce Eool on the PARCEL 3: Al1a the fo~ , North line of Lola 138 and lowing d - - percal of thot pert of oald otat Mtato thellt property corner; a1 followa: AM that part of TRACt VI: which was conveyed to the thonco S 80 dog. 41' 1 2" W tha South-Walt quarter of Situate In theTownahlp of ,.37, 1020 f - to the placo land lying In Section No. 8. Stata of Oltlo for highway 1long the grantor" 1 south the North·W•t quortar of Olive. County of Mellll and of beginning. oonutlnlng TO!fVn No. 4 and ll•ge No. purpoaH. •• shown by tha property line, 1,337.31 feet lledlon #;11, Town#4, RAnQe Sttte of Ohio. 1 1. .,d beginnlng n the 9B.43 - · a recordo In ihe Mol !II County to 1 point in the gnintor' 1 #12. In .... Oltlo lolng In the Villago of love and except 1.88 s o . . - conw of the Racorder' • Office. 1outhwest property corner; PIJrchole: thor t. onthe- Roodlvllle. In Section No. 3.. A.,. aold to Reymond ebova described twenty All of the land heroin thence N 69 dag. 00' 00" E oido of County Road. and Townahlp No. 4. and Range Rlgflo In tha South part. aero~; Eon 41 rode conveyed liea on the weet alo1111allne297 .00 - • o • - f u l y It being the lntontlona of No. 1 1 of the Ohio Com· and 10 llnllaiDaot-lnthe folowo; Starting at the pany' 1 Purcha~o. In Olive thll dead to .,..,_ all the Townahlp Ro1d: thence aide of State Route 124. point; thence N. flO dag. oo• Roforenco Deod: Vol . 00" E olong a line, 3311.00 Bouth·Wat cornw of the Tow=· Melga County, 0 land lying North of the N - olong aald road 11 283, Pogo 89; Vol. 2111 . feet to 1 point; thence N 44 North·WMI quarter of Sec. hlo, nnlning at a 11a1to rlghl·of..wey of the rood rodo to • otolt.: thonca In • Paga 699; Vol. 2118. Page dag. 30' 00'' E olong aline. 7 31, north 50 rodo. - t to neor the contor of the road bolongl11111o J. E. Torrence W-ly courooto Willi lne 87, Deed Records, Melg1 5.50 fool IO I polrit; lhonoa N Townohlp lloed. TR223. Ilading from LongBottom to .,.oept !hot obove manttof Section No. I; thonce South, Soulh-Woat along • County, Ohio. Hocfdngport 11 lntonectlon oned and • triangular placo IIOUth 1 I rodo to tho p - of 311 dag. 60 'DO" W alo1111 a TRACT II : ' line, 3111.20.feot to a point; - • olde of Townahlp road ofr08d lMdlngfrom Tupper• lying Wnt of the llond Hll . beginning. containing 41'.! PARCEL 1: Situate In thonco N 14 dag. 00 • 00" E Til 233 to oouth line of Plolna 10 llooclavllle; ond Cemetery. 1nd Iouth of the -.betheumerncnor Section 18, T2, 1113,Salla- along a line, 212.78 teet to North-Weat quarter, thoncoi bel1111 the aouth-1 comer above mentioned 218 Feet l•o. and being the ...... pram,_ ......_... by Clar· bury Townohip, Melgo the rool point of beginning - • to plac1 of beginnl1111 of a certoln tract or parcel of !Ina. Hareby conveying ........,. .... _toYiola County, Stale of Ohio and for the ••ement hwein containing 1 1.11 8Cral more landcontlllnlng 11 acroo1nd 911.711the T__,oeby . . . dtlledAprl being mora fully doocrlbad da~crlbod: thence N 41 dlfl.' or la1o. Excoptlng aad aub· 30 rodo deeded to Lydie K. ume proper1y by 27. _1821 Mid nMMMdod In •• followa: 46' 00" W olo11111he center- )let to thee mineral ,...arva· Packard by Am1ndo Jewell; .Jonnla R-.oto J . E. Ilona u are 101 forth ond lh•ceNorihol--of Torrence and IHDnlad In Commencing at 1 point in line of thl1 uaem1n1. Volume 121 8t lillie 277 of reoorded in Deed BoM vo- aald rood 112 foot; thanoa Vol. 111; Pogo 1 31, and t h e . . _ . . . . . . . . of tho northeaat corner of aald 222.42 to e point; lume 202. p - 17. Deed Walt, 172 Section 1 I ; thence S. 0 dog. thenceN . 43claa. 30'0"W to a poet; Ok., o - n M Molge County, Ohio, lnVoi. 131.P. . . 131doedl 00' 00" w. along tho ellt continuing 1!01111 aald line, 11...,.,. of Melga County. "'-South 112- to to whiGh Ia '*-by Ohio. It Ia underotood thn county oood; thence Eoot of Malgo County Rooordo. line of aald Sactlon 111 and 230.73 made. IO 0 point; the ramolftdor of the ol, 11M olo1111the Norih line of Nld Refer1nce Deed: Vol. tho - t lin• of Selllbuoy thonoa N 27 dlfl. 30 • 00" W 11111. Page 132. Molgo u conveyed to Joeopll I. Townahip. 814.114 foot to continuing olong Nld llno. Mid ot._ mln•ol• - • be rood 172.-tothe.....,.of tho rMI point of beginning 122.11 feet to • point In the ownad by the O r - he- beginning, being ·~ ocreo, County o.d llecordl. T - by Yloll llelloy rein, •nd his helra and mON or lalo. and being TRACT X for lhl land herein dal· T - by deed NOOfded oxlstlng -lorllne of Old U. known aa the Packard 11on1 llltuatll In the Ylllf(e of In o.d cribad; thM!oa 8 0 dog. 00' 110, S. 33andtheretotormllllte. aaorlgno. Reference Deed: ·V ol. pr-"f. 00" W elong the ealt Nne of Po......OV. County of Melgo 371. Molga County o.d Subject to ell lagol highI I - Dead: Volume Md 8 - ot Ollio: ....... Hid Section I II and lalla- ways and eeeementa of ~02, P•ge 17, 1nd Vol. 2511, Page 3111. Deodl and lie· 191, - · 2117 and Volume buoy Townthlp ond the gren· PAIICEL4: The,.., Nt1!t11 nl111111thel....mw.t-18C0rd. . ...,. lot on Wyllll aold ................ ..... tor' 1 i•t . property line. Oranlor dolmo title by !>Ordo. Melga County, Ohio. 234, -411. Molg1County of o Dead Rooord1. HHI. aold to TlMtodon V•o; ned In the TDWIIIIIIIp of I 008.18 feel to a point In daad of record a1 18C0nlad In TRACT IV PARCEL 1: Bltude in the TIIACT VII; the grantor'• toutheast Iouth 81"' DeB. 011vo. County of Mellin Dead look 141, Page 37 PARCEL 1: 1-.clln the Eelt two hundr. . fHt . s-otOhlollld= property_, - c e 110 end DHd Book 24:1. Page Townahlp of Olive Orongo, dag. 48' 12" w Ilona the 137. 831 and IH lind In County of Melga, ond IMto County of Melgo. In tho - - Iouth 31"' llld.......... •• grantor'• touth property Volume :la2. Pill• 1541and of Ohio, ortd llou,_ oi\d . _ of Olllo. ond In the Welt twa hundnlolllllll ._~LMMO,ft.l.(lf. line. 1,337.31 l..rtoapolnt 11441 Melga County Dood - - .. follow.. Town1hlp of Olive •nd fwt: .... 10,1.111110.'77"- ~ Mid ..... . . - . . O...w.t_ ........ t.t U.1wU.~=-= In the grontor'1 aouthwool R..... !Eolt.. _ . , _ , . . , ......... ,.,_ Nwth 31\!o,.. pr-"f oornr. - o a N D....,ltltlon for the obove I " - In ........ lpe- IEolt ID the ..... of ....... IRtlllt_et...._ Ill dog. 00' 00" E olong • Ia not,_ a f i e l d - but the Aucltor't TOll Dualloeto 1147 In the olol IGhaol Dlotriat. In nlng. eotlmiM to oontllll ltan""'"' ,....,._ to line, 217.00 fMito • point; • oornlllnotlon of th• de'ldtt for ... -3.T-4.RM .. 11,of OniC1)A-.ofllndllelltll whltllll ............. thonoa N flO dell 00' 00" E of-Mdport""""'YM of lenwd J. e1o1111111ne. 331.00 t.t too oolaullled ond pl8tiM b¥ _ _ _ to.,...,. .. ......, the O h i o = l'ur- --orlue. point lhenoe N 44 dlf(. 30' 111-.. C. Qtoogow, II. 8. made. • _ _ . . tD J, I. Tor..,_ lftd n a ond ....__Dead: Voluftle - - I n ntyllaed thetllllllMd . . . . OO"E~IIne.71 .10 No. 1111, dlfad 1 1· 1 ·711. A. IIIIa 1 Ill. Po1• 1118, Melgo ._..,.fl'omL.ongllcmamto thereuntlerMdtherllhtiD Atldltclr. feottoe lhenoeNII deed-.IMin The fiiiii*IY ollove cfoa. County HCICIIII...... _ . . , . _ . mlnetheo.d R...-. dog. 110' .. 1101111 aline, orlbad lnalud• o 3.1B - . Deetl 111. , . . . 174, PARCEL 2: lllueto in the· , . , _ Mol11 County Dull 3811.20 to • point: of o Jol Aloo ... foiOIIirtl doeof lend .......... thonOIN 14dag. DO' 00" E conveyed to Merion A. HeR Townohlp of Olive Onlnge. ~lllnglngtothe-ofW. ..... N l l l - ..,_In County of Malga, lftllle1o1111• uno. feel to_• ......... Deed: VcUne try .... ,.OOnlld Ill Yell. point thenCICI I '711 dog, 30' Ill. , _ .,, Doell .... of Oltfo, Md IIOUIIdld, 1!'11 'llfY, 170, Paao ..... MoJ .. 121 rilillll• o nlllloln C.U!'!f !If •II 11111o tho C.Uillf JON-. llllllnl ., . . . . . . . . . .. CauMv Qe.t Ill.... DO" E 81o1111 • line. 118.12 oonll Mitga Ceunty, Ohio. . . .lied .. followe: leo. 10, Lol110 • 37.111 from Rolldnllo to .'t':'~ Ill Lot No. 1, TRACt XIII Iewing 0 . .~~~ue .. 11.701 Classifie This .• • .a &Dt•l Public Sale •Auction ' ' ... ·~ �- The Daily Sentina _ Friday, May 12, 1989 Ohio S B ·st·ness ervices c:-~~•..,...,_ --.ot··· :::::;:;::;;;;:;,;;;,;;::;:;:trr:=======:;;;:::;;;;;:;~:;:=il=i========~tr.?=~~§:::=:;:i"1r:=======::1 --.--.,......... 9 Wanted To Buy 12, 1989 I.Mtructlon .. Til-COUNTY RECYCUNG MOIILJ HOME PAll Summer With · ·Central Air! , OPEN 7 DAYS 9AM-7PM •Mobi.e HOme~ ' P•rta Paying today April 11, 1919 •Mobile Home • · Rent•l• •Lot Ront•ls . ls.lo(oct to Ch·. ,. Wll ...t Noticol II COPPH.- ....,SI.OO lit. 992·7479 lt. 33 Nerth UVING ON A IUDGIT? Beat The Heat This of 1911-14170 MO•LE HOME 3 81, 2 bllh, llllltft lub. Ni ct home. loCitld n• Harrisonville. $&500 Cash. CALL #2 COPPa .......... 80< 111. 14 LINDA'S PAINTING GEARY I•IIIISS FREE ESTIMATES ltoward L Writ_. 11011.-f.., t ~:;:o.J"" -- -1 VUY HISOIIUU '"• a IIAVIIIfiUIKI STONE ........ DIUYBa I SHIAD GAWACO.AIU 614-915·4110 , •7.50 ,.,.., Roger Hysell Garage NEW -IEPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting . lt. 124, ,_.,, Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR AI• Tr••••l•ef•• 992-5114 PH. 992·5682 Loe~~ted Off Bypns At Jet. of Rts. 7 & FREE ESTIMATES YIIY•:<~~:168 or 992-7121 143, Pomerov, Oh. 1-12-'11-rfn 4-25-tfn CARTER'S PLUMBING & HEATING TUXEDO RENTAL AT THE FABRIC SHOP 110 WEST MAIN POM 1,000 GALLONS POOLS, WELLS cc111 Anytim, Middleport, Ohio 992-2371 4·25· '89·1 mo. CGI'I radiators hoatw ••· We can . . odd boll,llllll rod out rc.rlaten. W1 alto ...... Gas Tonks. NT HILL FOlD . 992-2198 NO SUNDAY I::==~~ U. S. If, SYIACUSf, OliO Baskets Moat Forligf1 ·end Dom•lc Vahid• Flats D-1. N- Hoi1Md, , B~ah' Hog Farm EqupmentDnlor. ' l'lr•E4•1f•. . .....~·""!"•!*~$:!~ PI.IIMIING S6.00 Paulins Hill, Co. Rd. Off Depot Streel Rutland. Ohio NIASE Ctrtlfla:l M.chalic CAll 992-6756 "DOC" VAUGHN 6-11 · 1 mo. 5·26·'88-rfn CAN DO MAINTENANCE PUBLIC AUCnON co. EVERY THURSDAY NlGHT-6:00 P.M. HOWE'S GlOVE PAIII ltlprt, Ohio CONSIGNMENTS WB.COME Plumbing • Plaster Repair_• Painting E1eetricel • Carpentry "We fl• Al•t~l Atifllll•t" Harty leffle AUcnONEIR PH. 304-428-724s\ WANTED NOW OPEN OHIO RIVER DEAD OR AUVE CAMP •Washers •Dryers GROUNDS 614-949-2526 4· 18·1 .... pd. . IUSIIIBS,_I (6 141 992-6150 ,m•ENa PHONE U.S. SPRINT Amorico~• Hly 100-t. Fiber Optlc·Lofts Din-Network COlliNG 10 MS AliA SOONI Part Time Job WJ1h N.nvork 2000 In N-ork Marketing Cost '1 B400 (lnclud• trlining &. meterial1l BE AN INDEPENDENT U.S. SPRWT AEPRESENTA'fiVE For more info write: Scott Andeuon P. 0, Box 33~ CLUB . 224 E. MAIN ST. 992-9976 TEMPST&~1 - aoa·s HEATIMG & COOLING 992-2621 2-l·llo FOR SALE 3 Styles and Various SirM WOODEN BUILDINGS Built On Your lat ON SAlE NOW AT SEARS IN IIIIDIIPOIT 61 171 . CHURCH C•tllintlld® Vinyl Skiing Seamleis Storm D-s I Windows FREE ESTIMATES _ ,...... 2-..ocollao-lwlr& ol~. CoU ., ......... 7732. • Call 992-2772 . ........ __ ........ . I 114-112-8111111• S:OO p.m. i• Home purch•od In Mor. Fren<lh Cltv llloble - Coli S14..,._8340, 46 All POPULAR SIZES AVAILABLE Found lPNpoot--o!llotiltln& ho.., • doro-nlghla. port· tlmo ,., - VHitlon. NurlftOI .......... S - I n · - grod 17.411 por hr. Ollltrentlol wth .......oo.C-O.O .N. PI· n • • Cere Conte. Coll14441-7112!.0.1!. GOVERNMENT JOII y-. N(11 IOI-U7-IOOO "'-040.·tll.220 hlllno Col fat. 11·1101 tor ........ - · furnece. ttove. rlfrl,eretor, wuhe • 12111. .... 3 Milt East of McArthur on S.l. 50 PH. 596-4756.l! or 992·6637 4-14·81·1 mo. •HOME !UILDING •ROOM ~DITIONS •KITCHENS • BATHS •ROOFING •REMODELING • REPAIRS •40~ v.., gocod _ _...._ 1 mlo off 1 bl.. nle/1210 mo., pluo oot. .._ • dopod. 14olll ~·1 . . p.... Col 114-441- 1171 ..,..., mlollo honw. 14or70 with 'h21 • ..,.... 304-171-11 4,. •d ....,_, air, t210 per month pluo ....._ •d clopoot. Col .14-992-7478. fllf•••· T. . tnl. . far r8nt. yow-. Nlce4Br. 1 112'*1\ lege I-IV 100m, formllolnlnt , _ o•lll' out buloln• nloo I front porch. CDftcntl ............ .... ........ Clr- 33 llahoai.Rt 141.110011n........ hood. ••2.100. Jmm .. •• oo..,..,.,_ eon 114-4411-1039. · 1_. . 44 A~ment Farm• for S1le •• .... aid hou• 4 tr..• ....... ..,. 11 m1. - h on Rl. 71 t21. 000. Cell . 11 .. 817· brlol< 4-oorn. 2 bol"' lomllv rcom with • • ~~~- tar. .l dining. ....... Inti room, 30 fl. au .. arn Ollallltah• ......... Dill w-orlr. flnloh r R- 12211. -·-· ..._.. ........ ... w•··-····. . -- lletlng • 12llt>or; mo. Col 114-3e7-71eo. 34 .· _, v ' ' ·· - pluollcepet. n. . · ....... portlollw polcl. •221•Coll304-171-1104. or 304-t?S-1311. B111iness Buildings -•. I. F.. lelo: Compl.......,.,.,,. ·rll>olr ohop. AI ..... 1.,. K. Col 114-44117781 ott• I p.M. F,....loocl lfllot•or- 107 11oond Aw.. (lrlllipolo. 11110. ..•• bol ... Colll14-441-4411 ofle 7 P.M. F,.n. Alot. n•t to Ubr:r pwldng • A.C. Rol. .... Offlco lsuldlnt_ •olllble n• Coli 1 1 4 - - -.. - - In _ . , .... or buy. CoiiS14-....._014t. (lor....... 3 ......... -- . Ioiii\ - ·•o.,. - · ·roq' ...... n o- · "-f. od. _ Col 36 Lots &. Acreege . , ......... 1119. Le•• ........ ..r , - . a holll. Ref. Col S14-...... 03al quill DDU.-y Hitting. ·- -- - IVIi"'tn... ...,I ... ........ For-llr--2norv-• oolonlol. 3 br.. olclng. Middleport 8t Vicinity "' 1.02 oar& 1 mlo oH 141 In Foorrololoocl olliclonoy. t180, utll~d.. - · Ioiii\ 701 41h Conun-v. Col 114-4411-1 4S8 11• Glllllpolo. Coli 114-448ofteiP.M. · Ave. 4411 oltor 7 P.M. . •, Jla. ... .. Anlllluoo. .......... 3 br.. - · · 2 bollw. 1/ Zocro lot. N- 001- 21>140. H.,.. .,...Rd.WII-omol thing. dlohol. In llldlsury. Ono . . onty, -p -... / 138,000. Coli 114ZM-1794. Clothoo, ....... -dopr• 10 ...,, f r o m - - G1U ...... 4 br., 2 b. h. wood .. LP g• - ·CitY fulllll-..fomlly room: School 0111. C.h 114-441-3127. -Nor· ~ olon-..Awn-too.•o- .......Pt.Priiianr .... •d uMIIIIIMI. ' • elllt of lObi -~·plloollon.ooll 2127.._,..... , •.,. . .,. ...., ...... bootl\ tii.OO • •-- 1 112b•tw. -112ocrolot. woolr. - . . . Oeoigrl. 304- -loootlo11.IIIO, OOO. 3br., 2 · - - · ln--nd pool. CA. 1711-4173. .... - . A-Ono ...., E-• - o d p - •d -ell, bro.... Coli 304-1711-1104. • ..., w . . ovol- tor ..... · 304-171-UK or 304-1711Oll6o. Alii'rloneMMaaostpl•a ...... - - - I 1321. .. d ........ " " - , __ ANY PERM NOwn..-lo FOODS · . flalaJ, ·Ohio _...:.,. ___..__-..~-...- ____ ,_t· KAY'S SMOte htl -~. Clltt,, One IICfl tnil• lot ..,.. Nnt Rt. 2 Nonl\ coli oftw 1:00 PM '"*''· tc.\'1 ADDII~noe. ·---.-\1.-to. _.., a-~ - Rot•o. lWo .. 122 Ylond St. l'olrit P I - W.Yo. 304-17111418. Uppor Rlvor Rood. Konaogo. Ohio 114-44&-7444. - gcent thlo od tor - " pe cllo-nt 120- ,10 . minlmumJ. .,011. 47Wanted to Rent 3 or 4 br., homo In IOWr1 or ..., _ _ Oood • • • - Col otte 1 p.m. 114-241-- 49 -- ·- .............. Le•• Apooln,_ deoorllld. 2nd floor, For _.,. oorMr 53 Antlqu11 luy or lell. !Uvlrlne Antlquoo, 1124 E. Moln 8or101. Pomoroy. Houn: M,T,W 10o.m. oollp.m., Oundoy 1 to lp.m. 114-18221121. •oond • Plno Goillpolo. On• MtW 'pr~ldld Dlp011t ll'ld ,.,• . , _ .......... 1225 ... month. Coli 114-..,...4241, S1 ......... 4421, .. 114-4412321. -oom For rert 2 funloloocl moblo honw. nea.oo monlh pluo ut•llo. .,. Hucl. 10 ... 871-5812"' 1711-3900. - 114.700 - t8.1110: IOK1 12 Will •22. 700 now '14,950. Ceii814-MI--3001 . Whlt"1 10 ciH«Mt about thl HippyJecll3-XAMCotl•n11t wOfbiiiContllnl no ayntiMIIc ...,-ot•l R r. o . l'ood • Supply. 318 w. lllllin St.. Pomeroy. Pets for Sale 217 E. 2nd St. ""mwov. 56 114-112·1331 .. 114-981· - - - - -- - - - 3 ..1. Or_, ond Supply Shop-Pot Elno Lotuo s-tng Mochlne. Grooming . All brHds .. . All Dlnlna room •bl• end • chlh. IIVIoo. lomo Pot Food Oootw. Col ,-14-112·31118. JuUoWolob Plo. S14-441-0231 . -~~~ .. Furnllon end Corpot. No. One C.pill. dlllaount priae. 64 Mite . Mllt'chllndile po101o pt.,,.ondtomoto Coli "14-742 I II P., u 2231 ..M 114-742-2773. ~- ..... • Tonwto .-k• ' 11· 00 .,. 100· lltn PGI• t1Z.OO P• 100. 30 ...171-1574. Drogonwynd Cottory Konnol. Penl1n end Slam. . and Him• 1.,., klttana. Chow ltud ... vtco. Call 114-441-31144111• 7 P.M. Pu,.bfed white Qermtn Btl• ·-- phwd pupploo. Coil 114-388· Botrv roloblll &wkl. old.COII814Femoolld-./1 4 -. 441-4180. l:.l'*"p. Phono 114-981- 117tiEIC8mlno. 310-28. Auta. 61 Farm Equipment UTIUTVBLOO. SPL;30'ic40' d' MVII, 1-1S..x:8' sllding_~or, 1·wolkdo0r-t4898. EAECTEO · IRON HORSE BLDRS. 114332-974.1. Lito Modal 4541nt'l diMol wMh . bulhhog,plow,dllc.2rowCOf'n pl.,.w, 147110.. 39 MF wMh :c:=. plow, ,_ry ho• buah hag, -:;~:;..::.. ftn1nce. C&ft 114-21.1122. Holl 'bol h • ~ Hoy, hll' ...._ - . Corn .......... wlooe New rolla .. d IqUiri 1980 Pontloc llunlolrd. Stond•d. t700. lob Oolon. AI. 143. 114-982-2419. 114-IIZ.7532otte 5to.m. Ooda M t700 00 ~ne:Jef:.a~r;:,- 1, · · . 1971 Ford LTD. clll304-17&. 7111. ' 1178 lubufu atkm wagon t371 .00. 1178 Sunblrd I 371 .00. ' 78 Ford Yon 1700.00. Two 1971 Oo~o dlfiOmltl/ .100 .IICh. Two Cit 1• 1 74 P c ...up• one t300.00 • lnd the othlr •100.oo. 1980 Etale " . . . Tobocoo . with a.oMivo· tor/ 122S. 5toroy/ t30.00. 2 1982 Com•o Z·21, Y· S MOl<> mMk.ac. cond. Cell304-171531 93. How•'• blilk1J_box•I MO. OO.CIIII1... evT. onglno eaoo.oo. )04-458· 1SII. ! Coil 114-3S7·7411 . 1989 32Ft. Cllo•ll,..ottrol•. ' • Air, ...,,,,, 11...10. mlcroweve. t t.onl --..... wkh booth. fUM : Hlh. bo.,.IM.I t9Beo. Coli • Ch•opoo. . OH. 114·194-, - t 5321. -~ ... . FcH Solo: Com:r•· 25th Hall-.' , R.-nbl• Call 1... 216-8611 . ,• 1173 23 ft. Hall• A~mbl•. : • • lllf oontlln.:l. e:taoo. c.H ~ ' 114-992·7478. i ;:c:,n::io!~-z::.tv:..:= ! U99.99. CM 114-11402121. W..t to buy ~ U1&d Mobtle ho-. Colll14-448-0171. need blndl ediullld. I800.00. Ploo.'! 21 ..... 0 30 111-2117 "' "' 871- 1881 Chr~ler Lie aaron I 7 ..... 80 I1.115.00. 72 4- •- · • Wlnfu•IIIO· 2411. -oopol,._._, conct. rnece,. .e~Gttk: gmw• oto•. 11.415.00. 304-175· , 441_0..:__ _ _ _ _ _ , 1• , 1 • .,"; : .. ~., 1 ,.---.,..,-,:------ ; ;B 1 Horne Improvements .;ot: ~ ·' • '• ._ ' ' o .,.~ -.: " ' 63 · Livestock 20 top qoellty 'lllii1Wod pollod loworlordoowowllh318Citlll1nl crooood col¥11 o- bolclodub ooll .,...,,.... Ooll 114-4412109. l!!•lnl Umoulin Sala: Rea'ad coW.,..,..,... ••.,a •• buill · lolling 21 loto. Solo ....,_oln-•w"h--.lirod 11 : 1180 Ford F-11iO. E-=. Cond. Colll14-...... 4141. E-=ellent conciUan. 1171 Ford Ronchoro ... d. IU'Io. crullo. ~" ­ 121100. CAII14-949o2521. 1978 Ford F 1110. 421 onglne. Holl~tCorl. .lumn lntoko. hood. ,, n-.v IKhalll, ,.laiHt euto trensmil•n. B&.M floor shift, 12.200.00. 304-1711-1138. 11711 Ford F-250 plolrup. 1980 Hon.proludl. Ploono304-77J. 1143. (Jol)lpolll u....... eo.. 12 VInton St., Golllpollo. OH Moy 21. 1919 1:00p.m. A..,lo._ : ~~;::::;:;;;;=;:=:;=;~= TomrnvJoeStewart. For Info. • •••• ootll14-26•1117. II. . ..,l~yo•ll•lt- 1 Oor· 11100. CAl 81"'119.2711. trudil X An.-1 Crou. Nice. ro..•teOucbendO .. 30 ... 17. 7179. lo 73 : I wel,plumblng,ellldrlcll, ..,..• 1 doling complolo. Coli 114-4417829. . '.: • ._!. • --,. BASEMENT WATEAPIIOOANO Fr11 lltlr1'11l•· c.lt • • oon•A •' , 1 : BWI!EPER .,d-k1gmoctolne riPft, perta. 1r1d suppll•, Pldl up end dlllvery. Davia V•e~~urn Cleener. one h1lf mira up · , Ooorpo ·'·' 441-0294.C - Rd. Coli 11... j -:--:-~-:--=--:--:-:::-:~:••• ! s.,tlc Tenk PumDing-tiO, Qel. Ill Ca. RON EVANS ENTER- " •, PRISES, Joolcoon, OH t-eoD137·9521. ., : a .1 RlinbawPifnt«. Alworkgue- ... rllltMd. lnt•lor lr'ld utenor. 'I CoM 114-112-2318. ~ remCMI. Cell 304-1715-1331. 1t770MCTrkxlo. 1& fl. ofum. bed. Will , .. wtth/wtthout bed. : • Aotr;' 01'• Clbll toal drllinf... 1 Molt..ets oornpktldsemett.,. • 1 ,_.mp Ill• and ..,a, 30,.. • ; 895-3102 ~:~~ I c•f..!~ Ramadalln" NW addltiont, v•.. • and d..U. FrM &II-•- Coli 304-RII-3421. .... ~ porta, s.v-. Aon'1TV IPidlllrlnefn ,.~ : ZMith IIIIo .-vking moet otlw · ' bren ell. Hou .. ell-. lfao lOrN ~ •PitlllnCI r . .lrt. W.VI 30 .. I S11-23910hlo 114-441-2454:'.' 20 J*' a... off •'- on Zentr:h-- ~' llrvia-. hrt1 ar llbor with tNt ... "' od. 111 July 1. 1119. WVo 304-171-2311 Ohio 114-44. , • 24e0l • I • Snowbird orv...• llntoh ond Vans & 4 W.O. r•elr · work, combln111 • pe.. 1t711Forda-. cunom.ocl. ·-Yl.,.o. Colll14-992·1223 or 114-742· 2801. e.phonal~~~~~~~~~ I. 1ril<ls~orLIIrun 71 Auto's For Sale I rl•oo 110 yo. .. 304-171-1417 ott• 1:00PM. I -________ . 82 Plumbing Hooting &. .,. 1, \ ..... .............. • 1111 V.,lllo IX. 400 H. -~ ..1.. t700. S14-247· 2724 eft• lp.m. ·' CARTER'S PWMIINO ANOHEATINO 18821uzukl eo junior n)Otorcy· cl&/1200 firm. Cell 114-441771011101' & P.M. I - - - - -· -.. OolllpoloEI-Icllorvlao. Eloco- ,-• ric motor - ' • • e.-vic& ~-:' ? Autornotlwe eiiCiria At:.....,. ·, tlm&ton,. 11'1 . . . . . . lltarl... .r 57 Plno lt. 11"' -.2112. .:_ ....;...:;_ ____ '•*· __ ., Rnt-..1• or oomnwdll w~ Ina -1oo "' ...,_ • ua~~~~• et•rlet.,. ftldlnour •.il . _..... 30... 1,.1711. • .,...w....___ ,.,_.,. Real Etlllhl . W.nted t.Yia lwlouat•ti J. J z......... R. II--. w..... . . . 241-8211. OOAT R!PAIR. -CIIry - oroloor. lpeolollot Peotorv Tnlnod. - · ......... , .... -!llObloM..,., - • Q lllt!olo 1001 cw.. Col 114ZM-1171. . tor.._-. ==-==~:::. 1. .171t. IOIL I ...__ ..._ ... --- .......... .... .... 41 H - for Rent 5 ........ _.. ............ _1 ... - - , Coli .,..,... • - ..... 1endl~ - •d II .. - _., etll. 0111., Ill ·...... - -7717. - ....... .................... .,. •••nl. 1Nh01 . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 ,.. ""' • • "' ·- .-1~1' .' 38 f92·6110 . '· ~ . "". --. 1 Refriger1tion • ' ' . A Gnot C•l•h•thm"Quallty Ml IIGaona•l• Pricll" ..J ;:~ Electrical . i • ..s-447~ - - -- 1 : Phono 114-4411.3811 or •114- • ' , .;: ; Cor. Fourth •d Pine Glllllooh, Ohio 84 , .. 1911 v ...... 110 ..,.... oflor. 3114-171-1 4 73. · ,' 1 -~~AUY •NEW HOMES eliDING •GARAGES •REMODEUNG •GENERAL CONTRACTING : ..... . • Clrr..nrv work. P••a. ..;• Fottv T•• Trim,.,• ·~P T ru c:ks for Sale Coil 114-21&-1321 oftw Bpm. 1 -----------1· , • • ...,..,p1 18154 Formol Cub TrocOOI'. 42 Con lflw 1:00 PM. 30 4- 17 II41111. •78 lhund«l*d. good cond. ! 1 304-171-3771. 19711 Ch111otto. good cond. 4 op• AC. taOO.OO. 304-I78- Ford 532 boll• 12.2110.00. G...lty bod 12711.00. Two row ,.., cultlltatcn t200.00. Al•c cond 304-17~2133.._ , • 1981 PallmlnoTXLfald dawn 1· 114-237· 0481. d., or nllhl· Ao g • r 1 B1 1 e m • n t WM«prooftng. eeoo.oo. 0 ' 197711fl.lkyle--por.lolf : con,.lnod, good condition.; , t 11100. 114-247·2724 ott• lp.m. · tiJOQ.OO. c.ll 11 ._ 44._ 2313 or 4 ,.._ 3831 . 172 I. •79 Ide* Skyl•k. r ! • Clntury Spr.,., for 3 pt. tractor hooll-up/ t125. Cltl 814-446n32. c• or 1...18. . tint c•. I ' ., . li1aancltianlll Mtatl.- .-er.,. til. LoCII rlf•awa&l t.•twd. lndl lllllr mower. hv*a~llc. Oood condition. •1300. OBO . Call 114-7~2142. "' i • 1171 Oldl Om~g• good work 25.1087. 441-..(1 ollel p.m. :.=::._______ ---·---.. - --"'--..:.'...-~----~'---......-'---·-- -~-- ' 1171MocWSwiltColorwv. 30' long, lth whMI •ett oonllln... 1974 P~mouth Sat•lftte. 4 PS PI I door, 31 IUto.. • • I r, ••celltnt condftlon. t15QO. *IIIII, 'AIIgDn•load• wjth front pump. 8 N Ford tNctor, mlnUN tpreed•n. other-fell ready equlpm.nt. Fwm Mil· chinery,At.124•MavhiW'Rd., Jocbon, OH or ... 814-28891544. 1--------- lponiol. 1 yr. old. I 171. Coh 114-21a-1114. • 814-446-7019. 1114Niuonl--ooupo. ~ 49 m.p.g .. am· fm tiP• • • · 4 •PIK llr. t2215. Ottredefor~ !'!..':i..f.: ~~~~=':~'":: 81"1d run or•. 114-985-3144. Holl.,d7fl. hll' loin a Oohl AKC llog'rod Coallw-Splrlloi ' I5Grtndlrmilt•l»oth•c. cond. pupo/11 110 • - Ful~loloodod 304-273-42115. UIHOglo_C_ poopo/1100 Eoch. CoR 114-3118-8190. 62 Wanted to Buy Holflh111Apoopuoot.toroole. eou 114-31111-8102: One r11iltend rRIII• 8rttany 1983 Cuti . . Supr-71.000 miM. Tilt, AM·FM c - o . a-u IN. 30"' 773-91101oot, 1:00•d 3:00. 1tl0 tt:on• XR-1100 lo>lonv I and J CONntUcnort -~- CoM 114-112-7471. . weve Nfrlgarlton.mlcro­ - 71 Auto's For Sale ertru. oood IIIDM. C.U I,.._ 11 · 18· '111-tfn 10°/o OFF Pom•ov. . .. .... p~, Fruit · 1 flo Vegetab es 58 1304. GINEIAL CONTUCJOIS 11-12.13 ..r... '271/mo. Comrnorciof lot wllh buldln. 2nd • " . . mora. Conlecl 011111nw Judv o......- .., 114-881·4340 orl14- ...... 1711. Uood oppN.,-. WMioon, dry. !ole dollv-v. 40x44 woo tl.400 naw ti,HO: 40xl2 .•• " =:-:--:=~----~- lent cond. Front dllc lnk11 • coolod. Coli 114-441- houM or mob.. home 11 down Mor U, t:ooo.m. GOY!IINioiENT JO•I hlllngln , _ .... both ...... build to oult. Col 114-44f. 01544. Route 31. North of MUIT SELL; . . . , _ . _.... dryor/ 1171. , . . .. ft. · freezer-Hot point . "Like n - / UIO . Coli 114·251· e ~~=::::::::::::::r:;:~~~~~~gi - •'--,"rlln S~hl•o••-. -w ....,...... • ~• Holitll¥ Aambl• 21 ft .. ...,,~ · 00-od. of- I. •2100.111. 8tlrerlfl: tllumlnum boll. Cell :;.,z.. Olrt-lollooSIIZukl, RM 2 1 0 - 2nd A .... ...UIM ........... hood. -wlngbyoppolntn•11. Moy 11th end 141h. - d ln.,. ...... ' flo Campen 1975 Hondo Xl-210. Mutt ool/1375 or oil•- 114241-1157. Col 114-..... 2217. houM pMt OCH pa dun Whirlpool - -30• k1. -elecmlc · .... 1•• new- •300. ! I '~ M.., lell: IIlii• ...rv 4 br .. 2 1( 2 boll\ . , . . _ •• gorogo. out .......... 1/2 .......Pomeroy........... dl.w:s. WIH 304-1711-IO?e. TwiTow-..Aportnwill - 2 . .. 1 1/2 bolloo. CA.. dlo- 2 Br.. • 3 Br. - · far Mlo. Col 304-S711- Albonr woo. orl• n-lolllo. C•ll D•v• ·1-~811-7117 tor eMploy~• • ~lclo"*;::,tol'~.1:..!.ip··"'=•~ kit. .. .,,, Wlllrlpool.,.,_ . ... } , 79 Motore Homes &a..._.. - · _ . , .. 30 - ••• Col 304-812-3-401 or 304n!l-9181. p r - -·~~~ding (..own & off white), • .._ loed of hNtlng.plumblngouDDII•- ·- •• ...................... . zoo.00. ot 4oll ren110-Horv. . Ooldot71. 30 ln. mo're Wllhlr-•115, kenmOre 8084. Office apece •llllbleln 1 lOOn 10 bo renodolod pr-0101 lsuloln. Plrlilng wetw. furrilhld. ,.,• ... .. t1:1wr1 OIIMtcaldftg • • · CA ea'& S p - for Rent oloood p.lo....... pill'_ ..._ - - - - - - - - - ATTENTION: OOVERNIIIENT HOMUI l'fom t1. 00. Ropoo. Tax Property. Foreclosurn. AWIItble Your A... l Cell (Refundoblel 1·118·411·3•11 EXT. H11711or lotlntlo. Children• olothlng. misc., DI....,.. IOIM nM. Car • 48 OH. Coli 114-44&- ••~ 1o1u 0 341k1. goldo-.. -~ · - · 1 goldo..,_,,.Zxl, 2x&.2x10•• 2x12•ote.mllc. Clllottor&p.m. I14-...... 177:Z. 3 ell steel 1 rch buildlnp. Two ..... Iota. ..ww ..d .-on • .....,_ook o.tu.. lin..... Fri .. let.. lu'n.. ~. Wom.,• e. .... pe otlglrt. Col 114-MI-21121. 304-171-2191. IIAUTlflll APARTMENTS AT 8UOGET PRIC£1 AT JACK· I ON !STATEI. 131 lllro • - 1112 1 mo. W..k to lhop end._ .... 814-...._ 2SII.E . O.H. ~,.. 1 qu11ty R - 1 - - - b r - whit• t17f. Rofrlgooot.,..FF: wloltotte.OO, OE W•'*' Ill. Kon- pl.,_ 171 U... lllvw Ad. Colll14-...... 73tl. Country MDble Hom& Park. 241 on lloo- Roed •oond 304-S71-1071. toole on loll. bolgo end . . __ *** NEW SUMMIII HOURS Mon. • T-. 1·11: Thur•• PrL B-1: Wed.• 881. 1-J Wo Aooept Pood ICBtnpe 1~eo 915-~141 Help Her.Start Her Own Herb Garden ROLLED OATS ..- QUICK OATS 11tg. ICJc II. SAlE 69 c ll. Trolw .., ,.,, 1~10 IWO borhom. prlvote lot ~don on 218 Oollpollo. OH I ml• from tawn/•200 ,.- mo. Coll14-211o1383. • PHONE DAY 01 EVENINGS . MOTHER'S DA-Y IS SUNDAY St•l•l"l• WeeklauY --·- ,l!fllclonll' __ _for _, ..... ho ..... 8t Vicinity CHESTD, OliO u:E·. .......... ._ ...dod,_....... 1•-od lot. 4 ml• from Hollor Hoopltol off Rt 31Subdlvlolon. eon 8t Vicinity 4-211• 2 b••oorn. New roof. 3 ........., 2 c• o•eu• lwei .......Gallipolis .......... , ................. Col 114-7G:I7M • 8:00p.m. or 114-"2-3107 doro. · .,..,t - .. •--e• built. In d•lr'MI loootlon. Col111 ... 441-1111. *·' 1• __ rwt..-e71. 0.1 Ringe- --- ....... 2--.. . -.. . . IGII.-.--.. ........_-,... --1111 12xeo 31 HomesforSBia --------.. llrldo-\Anyl ciolonlol 3 .... 2 ...... - Ow1104 *""'· Coil I 1hA hDu• tral• far •I& 3 br., Colll14-44a-- HI'd I f :, I I I I' v.,., 3941. ., ........ 10... "' ., ......... Mobletoomelendoo-- Cleo , ..3310 - .......2403. ....,.Cell.,,.,.. 8 Lolt a·nd ,,..,.loocl ,_,, .100/ono. AI utlltl• paid. ..... ,..... . , . - n d A... Call 114-...... MilO. bui-Mofe In o. _ High - I l l orofttln our wHft Ne.twor20~ .. en .... ........... .-,.mor~o.eoiU.I.IIprlntlong cnn.,oo oonrl. .. Col '1·1100' ·77-22321 ~ ... 110. - . . t o r - - - ormonlh. .lletlng 01 t 1:10 1 mo. OoMio Hotol-8-14- ..... 1010. or IIIIWI!ry. M110n.-ct 0111 olit. llack Co.• 1231/ 2 Pine t ., lpedll dllcount•l.. 1 11H Ford llv• lpaka f&liory• 2 ................... 32" •d 31'' •20.00 ewil ar bDth tor t30.00. 304-17 .... 2012. 100 ln. gold- oofl. 721n. loviiH1 / ,210. 2 mllchlng brawn rocllnn/ tiiO ·-Full gr:•· 1 holn. CIA 114-2411- bod • 11017. Ruanok. Sh•llne. Concnt• btodcl· ell 1t111- ~d R • frlgeret or- whitl · t 71 , ...........,"".....," 2 •.• na.. Rlff(geretor-whlte; Hotpoint ff . e1150 . Refrigerator · Avacedo: FF-t171. ............... 2 FF Honloot Qoli - Lika Naw •210. ~ .._, llo<1Mx15" with clwDfM ' 66 Building Supplies ................._ =i'..:"d ·.-:r....::= -- "'·- .,..,. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Moblo Homo foor 11110 1171 _ , _ _ ol -2br.. 12xG. Moblo home tor - - Aol. • Llle nM' tfwaugh aut ~ of Oop. .......... Col .,......... 012'78ft• 2P.M . ar.-wydrneon ........,_ Call 114'...... 0171. 1000 -~~ llun- T•lno ·com..otot-Homo T•· ~p_,unltv Coli 30... S71-U40 "'304-IIZ.2401. ·, - lmprowX:.d_._.7 .. 101.. Fwniehed Rooms Fullv - - IIS'IIIO • · AI nmg ......... IO 50 PM"Cint. PriOIIe from e248. llmii. - · ........ 110011 homo. Coli 11"""1·7011. -- Ro-. Oop. l_. ... WJnt to 1e yaur awn ....7 p•tlme inGDmel I h•• M outMinclng 2 ..... ...... tol ....- . ......... _ ,• oon411ion. lnt•-.tllll ontt . Cell 114-2411-131 . ' Qua,lity Stone C9mpany Point P'eMI 11 .,.. turdllte Cl•slng.. I tor.,.~ 3&0 C1*rolll: 1na1n-. cllmp l'hono 304-1711- fumatt31. AI w. goad aa.,dltlon. 304-175-4144. size c.tl matu•u ••• with fur· -~~~-.......... .....rllv ......... Col lpooloi/No .......... Ill A...ot on err , _ Mololle Good fomllv - - E. .b"fr.nahfae r.alp•. 10 EQU...,_,. •ooiiM lllocll tlge, coli 11 ... 2.... -...can. bo•. ,.,. : ' , oorwert.., lllndlrd Cllutofta .. p•....,.pt••· •cvc]olr...al lypoo. luvln\t-mlooiono tor p..o. Coil 14-37.2231 "' 30 ... 1711-1758. I hp mow•, 3'11 hp 2&. . ra~t mowtr. Zlin Conoo.-d 121p11d rfiCII', 2 iiiiCiric trlmm••· 12ft John Ulld • up. 3778. BullolngMot•llll Blodl. bride. - • pip•. Win::._" ::;:~~c~~ ~ 11:'-2411-1121. Mor --lhop.W. U . n ve•• ...-o. 2'11uf1Y- 7 - ald. Ono tomp.. ...,,.., Ad. 011 , eo - f a r ..... LIMESTONE FOR SALE ·- .......... In Pom•D¥· 2 ., . through tlwntll undyou hwe lnveodgcod tlw ofl•~ SUNDAY 10:04) A.M. SUNDAY '7 :00 P.M. WEDNESDAY 7 :00 P.M. Paolor Jam.. E. K-ee. "I hope she recognizes this as a labor of love. She's not going to recognize it as --~--~u= ..;> INO CO. you do lu•in- .tth ,_,.. you know. • d NOT to _.d ~no.._, Middleport, Ohio EVERYONE· WELCOME 1 0322. 30'1, 30 ...... h .. Hoveo, WYo IOI-812-2Jo3. w..- INOTteEI 525 North Seeond Gutter Z: County, moMrotoly priood. 304-871-~11 . . !XCELL!NT PAY! Homo· , nooded Ov• ~~ "'!"" ,~ Plfll•. Need hG,._orbrJ. til; trlbutou, a wholeuleu ..,, ilrootory.... d S.A.I .E. P. 0. ,, 10. 21121·0T. Huntlnlll<lf\ WV :l 217211-21121. THE 0110 YALLEV PURlS II- ' Mastic - 10 Ooyo nmo • cooh with oii'ICI arldtt 3 Ml• aut .,., Rd. o,., t A.M. to I P.M. Mon. t!oru lot. 114-441- aer•••· eouthern M11on r 114-44~4119. BAPTIST 1...._3bo*oooloo.2.,..._z_ 32 Mobile Homes for Sale "• --·tho! 31dtt•wllmoto. ~-ald. To IIOOIIhOmoorfwm. Wllbomoro to aho- Coli 814-21111713 ott• 4 , ,M. ireo. Coli 304-87.. 2111. MARCUM Easy to Grow. Fun to Cook With. Adds More .Fiavor. Uae Less Salt Herbs should be usee~., ct~refully ... to enhance food, not disquiae it. ttl-tt10 mlllnt• .,_ do• Wlro .hotr - ·· A.ntwer~ to ..,.. . . . . l'llt•Akl INSUUTION bedroom IUheL ,_.. Ollbtntt1. • Opportunity IMt: I ..,, aid milo. omol Blown h)lulatlott Start Your Own Herb Garden ,....... Giveaway LOST ... b cop Ford In l'olnl P I - oroo. 104-171-1723. pun:hae of min. H.C. Pactlit. Li•ft 1 coupon .., customer .., IMniiP session. o..., · Wo , , Ovor 1 Pooplo HERBS • OHIO 4 ~F-o2vro.•1moto1yr.Aod VICTORY 141.1100.00. Coli 304-77S. 11021- 11:00. ., B111lne11 Coil . 304-171-1104 "' 3041711-13111. .__, -·d --,..... lllplacelllll1f Windows u.. •oos.12Ptr Gtlm• ( •, n•• wen on Alfl;. Compl•. or 992-6944 J&L b•""""" one balth. end oerport . tlr~ge ooldltlon. loa CWINIIIGII¥1-0w- SYRACUSE tiS. - - n • o • u p. Hslp Wlnted •Hoot Pumps DODI Pilll •so.oo '• o ••s.oo ••. Ml dli bobr - t i n .,., homo ... ...... 304-171-.11. •Centr•l Air BINGO POMDOY -EAGlES Coll14-...... 4717. Meneufecturlf aelect1n1 992-2269 4 / 1/ 18/tfn .,011 . ,........ ..1-...lonol _ . . • ..din, BILL SLACK EVENINGS . •' L o t - - · - Colt . -1212IOHOI701 - ..llo. 1·1100-22 4-11·1 mo. pd. 64 Misc. Merchandise . Day or Night NO SUNDAY l.AU;l · •FIREWOOD SYSTEM: 992-2156 I 08 High Su"ot Pomeroy, Ohla 45769 Phone (614.) 992-2922 11 •In• ..NI•..,nlr'lhoma.1.1aara • 7170. Cau... to ltt•ln • • Colfi1 ... 441-HIO. MORTGAGE REDUCTION No refinancing. A Mortgage Consultant Service · Call 1-800-422-9010 Ext. 4051 .....,.,d_.., HomeDo-ottnit:t:';"1:1.13. 1Do.m.·lp.m. 2 ml• LMFoonlllla...,_ on r . Olo~o Olle. 114-'74120 . ' •LIGHT HAULING 2 H.D. FREE with toU]IOn 111d Save thousands on existing mortga&8. m•--Daotollr c .w . Dovloon. l'lu-g ' Tren<lhlnl114--.01JI aft• I p.m. PH. 949-2101 or Res. 949-2160 RELATIONS Btuo Alclao Mochln-.. 304112-3138: "':~/oftelp.m. o.vlao. Coli 114-JII. room.. •w --· BUOOET TRANSMISSION· Uud • ,...,lk ol typoo. wwr•tv·30...,o.Prl-"l• ..E......o Octo bon<lh 171.00. Memo foro co 20 rocll, 14lb47 ··-high 140. ~ 30... 175· -·••30.,dupto•se. : lawn warll md light h.,Nng. noll*lg to bli "'7e39 -· call onytlme 304-1711or 1711- - Din.... e101.nd up to e.el. P1rt1 &. Acce110rie1 ----------------~ ~: T - bolo tor ._._ Molp County. 114-112-5833. _ Metlll w•k INChlniiV; Iouth ... cl. Em.., 111111•. ,lot Mylorcl. '*' l'olrit Laat: CUINon from couch· Nlh:hbo; hood Rd.- I&A•••Rd. ''MU1f Be Repairable" We Service All Makes 5-4·89-1 mo. "At I~ PrieN" o. 1 .. 74. to - 3 bocir-. 2 boll\ le110 fomll¥ - . .. 114-1021174 or 114-742· 2110 for rnoro In-Ion. • -·-lc·- '76 · Auto by Larry Wrlaht h •30. ..... . . . IS. CAII14-9402121. ...., - - 131 . . . .. - - uo. t30 • king fnma .10. Good ......... of \ Clrtlllod. nurolng .....,.,. wiling to tor lldorlv In t"* hom~~. de¥ or nlltR. Ref••OII ..,ololllo. Coll14-lll!-eo21"' • , ... 712- 2272. -··-···_ ...·-· Cell lloply ., ,_ J 1,_ old,.IJ.,ol. 4-• Clooo ..EJC •ncL 7 room ham.. I - - 2..n d d beth- 111 - -.. · z .I f u i M - cepetodpotiG. Pw!IONI: Dlv~ whtle ....... Ago 41 , a·to·. 170 ... . _ 1rimpnllol-lorlrfllrttondo thlp or Ullllal• filii...._ - · · WY. 2111110. I, ... 102-3270. lof• ond olooln ~ , _ UBI to " "· ToloiM tiiO ond up,. 1121. HloiNoloodo 1310 to IllS. R - . . 1221 to 1371. ....,,. 121, to 1121. CARLYLE~ Electric dryer tiO. 0.1 htnglng 2343 ottor 1:00, '•. ho...... ...,. Home on Ul'laDin H•. I room~ ond boll\ nloo oootlon. 2 otory, approx. 1 ecre of d., *td. Cal KIT N' Sentinel- Page 9 Daily Carpet . . . . poo •• •eo. - Kino 1360. 4 • - - 119. Oun cllolrtolo I, I . • 10 gun. Announoemonts ,or•·-~~~~·-·· Call 114--7101. '--·_. TIIUIS. I.L. 6:45 P.M. SUN. 1.1. 1:45 P.M. 992-5335-915-3561 HOMES & GA~ES Leesa Murphey & AMoei1teo 3 LIIJ LAYNE'S FURNITURE HilUM for .Ill& leDDnd lb-. -on. WY. 2 otory, 3 - ari1~Ua:2AI1 . •SHRUB flo · TREE TRIM •nd RE· MOVAL •Range •Freezers •R~igerators KEN'S APPUANCE SEIYICE CUSTOM IUIT _1614) 1-614-992-3654 1 -11 -1 mo. pd. 4-5-19-1 .... 1 bedroom. very beautiful, furnished . Housekeeping Room By Day, Week, Month am. • == BISSELL · BUILDERS SlLE' & SERVICE 20 Years Experience 43020 St. Rt. 124 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 PATRICK H. BlOSSER 5 • ..... ,.40 ...... """ ooncllloft. Cool! 111k1- Coli 114-102-NS7 AIII •IIIJ'Iillll•'lli' 51 Household Goods '· Wll......._flt.sa.,..•••to IlEA nNG Wo Cony Flohlng luppl._ Pay Your Phone ....d.C1bl1 H.,. 352 CALL742·2n2 Certtffld lictnlld Shop . 'MI-MI - OWIB ..... 18dtleol: 16.00 Sl.50 DOZ. R'"lrt 614-992-2477 Ooi"": ·1-100-421-3535 ... Htlrth s.-.1 M'" p1 I, Ollie 45760 Herbs & Everlastings All Mojor • Minor IAS'f SO GIIYSYill, OliO 614-662-3121 Author4otd John ANGIE'S GREENHOUSE A/ C Service · SAUS & SEIVICE "F- Eltlmltn" Middllport. -:-·:o·,. VAUGHN'S AVTO - DIESEL SERVICE BOGGS · BISSELL SIDING CO. ... ..._ loollt PH. 949·2101 or lt1. "9·2160 Ph. 614-992-5479 10:00 TIL 5:00 992 tJ 30f W. 2ool Stnot ,_..,_ Ohio 45769 •o • • • Quito IEPIISENTAnVE OPEN IIOST SATURDAYS ~ •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION ancl HANDWOVEN BASKETS Lorge Supply of Bullet w-ing Suppll• $ign up now for IMk.t Weovlng Clio- LAFF·A·DAY ~-- .... all-with.... lot MldWII'Orlvo. -Hoven. GoO~ •ocl 304-77S.II11 . =-= ........ "' .... Uood ...... t.u 114-742-24111. IMn J. WARNER PUBLiC . CISTERNS 319 So. 2nd Ave. w~-npolrlllllfre­ INSURANCE calh BASin· WEAVE WATER SERVICE 992-6282 SERVICE flot' HIALTH THE Sale . . .. Goo.... 114-. .10111. 614-141-tSSt .__ _...;3-:;.;:1110.' ·1 - - for WOod tebt• w-1 Clh*' t211to • 711. Onk noo up to 1371. Hutch• t400andup,bunkbedl complete w-mett~rn• Ul& .,d up to t311. bo• t110. Matb orba• tul or twin • • firm e78. Md Wlntedtolluy:JuM.wawfl:hor ---Coli-·~ 1'111'011 -HOOHHOOOOO . . . . .. . . . :ROOFING •. ,.• ~'3.:.~::.~ Co~~t~ennd More CLEAN ALUIIINUM SIIETS -·--·· ·--.. 52' .. CLEAN ALIIaltiUIII CAST 40 1 tiL AIU.NUM •va.tGI CANS - ··50< 111. 110NY SIIHT _,. ..... . 5< to 30' .. 110NY CAST"" 3< to 20' .. ST AINUSS - ..... .....20' Ito. NO GWS AT PIESENT Cllwo. OPIM .:J0·6o 14tlll . . St. I, W. Yo. p.-, .... Tob tile . . . ollf .. , 1111.... Let .. • . it f• you. • 5~~!.~:, _ _ . 0110 lOW 011111 fOI H- Allo wood • t,~ ,..~ IECYCLIIG Mi 101-IXTIIIOI ... 31 The mrs•~ ma.~= - clatern1. Poolo. lm111M1•• 1.000 or :1.000-nodolhrory. Col 304-S71-1170. ... .............. . -~ 1,000 .. Z.OOOg. . . . .. . . p - 104-17t'ZJ11 or t1+l 441 4011. �Pega 10-The Daily Senmal Sheriff arrests Meigs man Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reports that Thursday morning, deputies arrested 27-year-old Robert (Oink) Kennedy, Route 1, Langsville, on a charge of domestic violence. Kennedy Is being held In the Meigs County Jail on the charge. Since this Is his second offense, the charge Is a felony . A hearing was to have been held Friday In Meigs County Court. EMS has four Thursday calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports four calls ' Thursday; Middleport at 2:19 p.m. to State Route 124 for Mildred Freeman who was treated but not transportel); Ml.ddleprot at 3:15p.m. to County Road 5 for Jennifer Carmen to• ' Veterans Memorlsl Hospital; Middleport at 3: 35 p.m. to Railroad St. for Hazel McHaffie to Dr. James Conde's office; Middleport at 5:09 p.m. to Pearl St. for Paula Mayes who was treated but not transported. ..........___Area deaths-.....;;._ ' Nel GloeCkner Tolliv.er T.-ylor •Nel Garlinger Gloeckner, 82, of Walnut St., Bellvue, Ky ., died Thursday at St. Luke's Hospital, ~ort Thomas. Ky., following an extended Illness. :Born Aprll15, 1907 In Buchtel. Qhlo, she was a daughter of the late John and Rose BoiSe Garlinger. She was a homemaker and a member of the Pomeroy Church ot Christ. : Survivors Include a son and d11ughter-ln-law, Norman Henry Jr. and Georgina Gloeckner, Hamilton; three other sons, Jack l:ew Gloeckner, Cleveland; J,ames Dee Gloeckner, Lake\food; and Jay Dean Gloeckner, Bellvue, Ky.; 16 grandchildren; 3l; great grandchildren; five great great grandchUdren; one sister, Anna Mae Coffey, Zanes~lle; and several nieces and riephews. , In addition to her parents, she lfas preceded In death by her llusband , Norman Henry Gloeckner Sr. In 1959; a ·son, .terry Lee Gloeckner; a .daughtrr. Margaret VIrginia Cundiff; one brother, John Garlinger; and <ine sister, Wlnnefred Craig. ! Services will be Sunday, 2 p.m., at the Pomeroy Church of Christ with Rev. · Leo Lash tblliver Eric Taylor, 95, of Pine Crest Nursing Care Unit and formerly of Ambrosia died Thursday, May 11, 1989 at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. Born May 14, 1893 in Beech Hill, he was the son of the late John H. and Matilda Davis Taylor. He worked for 36 years as a carpenter for New York Centtal Railroad. He was a member of the Point Pleasant Seventh-day Adventist Church. He was preceded in death by his wife Mae B. Fowler Taylor. Surviving are two daugluers, Lucille Oay . of Pomerof and Wibna Lazartic of WilmiJmton, DelaWIIe; three sons, Pauf of Columbus. Jesse G. of Athens and Dondald of Jacksonville, Fla.; several grandchildren, greatgrandchildren and great-great- grandchildren. Funeral services will be II a.m. at the Saturday Crow-Russell FUneral Home in Point Pleasant. Burial will follow in Kiddand Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior to services. Four Indictments were handed than 13 years of age. down by the Meigs County Grand Joe Nuzum and Mary Rime, Jury which convened May 4 In both of Ravenswood, were 1nthe Meigs County Common Pleas dlcted on a charge of forgery. Courtroom. The Indictments This Indictment ariSes from the were filed yesterday afternoon. alleged forgery In April of the As reported by Meigs County general relief check of a Meigs Prosecu tlng Attorney Steven L. County resident. Story. there were four Indict· David Priddy, Racine, was ments on five defendants. Indicted on charge of traflckklng James M. Brown, Middleport, In drugs (cultivation of mariwas Indicted for attempted juana) . This charge arose from murder In connection with an an Incident In April when Meigs Incident In late April in which he County Chief Deputy Jlmmer allegedly attempted, with a · Soulsby went to Priddy's residagger, to cause Ute death of dence to serve an arrest warrant Dennis Tillis. The Incident took on an unrelated charge. While place at the Cedar Bar In there, Soulsby noticed mariMiddleport. juana growing Inside. He went to Brown has been confined in the the office of Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney Steven L. Meigs County Jail since his arrest on the evening of the Story where an affidavit for a search warrant was prepared Incident, Story said. · and then signed by Probate· Ronald Davis, Pomeroy, was Juvenile Judge Robert .Buck. A , Indicted on a charge or gross search of the Priddy residence, sexual Imposition for alleged In the taking or which' resulted sexual conlact with a person less FIRESIDE.INN . 0rafl horse day Continued from page 1 Powell, of the Meigs County Park Board, discussed with the commissioners the likelihood of getting money to ·rund a park board office and related expenditures. The two park hoard members described two projects, .both related to the Shade River, which are under consideration at this time. The commissioners suggested that Barrett and Powell submit to them a proposed budget for the last six months of 1989. The commissioners w\luld . then take the proposal before the county budget commission to determine II funds would be available. A public hearing on a request from J. D. Drilling, Racine, for a permit to use salf brine tor dust control, was set by the commissioners for 1 p.m. on Friday, May 19 . Next week's commissioners meeting wlll be held on Friday, starting at 1 p.m., In o~der for the board to attend a meeting of the Southeastern Ohio Commissioners and Engineers Association on Wednesday In Noble County. No one was Injured Ina one-car accident at 10 p.m. Wednesday In Meigs County, on CR. 34, 0.9 of a mile west of SR. 124, according to the StatP Highway Patrol. Troopers said Katharine L. · Pickens, 19, Pomeroy, lost control and her car went of!the road, striking an elt\bankment. There was minor damage. There was no citation. · $JOO Flat' $550.$650 LARGE SELE(OON OF BEDDING PLANTS.""' 10-IN. HANGING :The draft horse field day, sponsored by the Draft Horse and · lltule Association and Baum Lumber, which was to have been held Saturday on State Route 7, across from the state highway garage, near Chester, has been dmceled due to rain. The draft hbrse field day will be held next S!lturday, May 20, beginning at 9 a,m. . $650 · ROSE BUSHES 'M'""' PORCH BOXES. · ........ 4-lnch CUTTING $l49 GER .....UMS ""' ........... 4-lnch SEED GERANwMS ......!!.!!.!'!!!~.-::!~.~ .. · FRIDAY, MAY .12 & SATURDAY, MAY 13 "Celebrations" 9:30 p.m.-1 :30 a.m. DJ. Ught and Sound Show $1 00 EA. :. $1 00. EA. 4-lnch SPRING HARDY MUMS .!.~.!!t~!..!~~.. wi NOW iAYE 1 I Marriage licenses have been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Charles Jeffrey Atkins, 28, Gallipolis, and Andrea Chris· ' tine Riggs, 25, Pomeroy; and Joseph DanteI J ac ks, 30 • Ru- DOUill lOSE IMPATIENS (lhw In Area) .. HUBIARD'$ GREENHOUSE· • TWHEE 0 H0 0 NLOOERN BUCKEYE Ct.I'D .· EARLY BIRD DINNER SPECIALS . 6 p.m.· 7 p.m. Vol. 24 No. 14 Copyrigl*'<j 1989 SANDHILL lOAD 675-5719 WAS 523,999 mOthers... -----. PT. PLEASANT, WV. CADILLAC SEDAN ·DEVILLE NowS21,999 WAS 519,995 1989 OLDS. DELTA 88 NOW $16,888 ' 1989 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME Rulli Thlveaer, r"bt, and Judy Clark, cheek a · hangillg po&ted plant for a prospective customer under die teat at FreMh Clly Florist for Molher's - Day. Despite the Inclement weather, buslnesa was ' brisk outdo on Friday and' Saturday, WAS 515,450 NOW $13,397 WAS S12,900 I 1988 CHEV. CELEBRin EUIO SPOn NOW $11,423 1989 CHEVROLET CAVALIER ,. ~AS S11,995 NOW $10,942 1988 CHEVROLET CORSICA NOW $8,987 WAS S9,495 1988 MERCURY COUGAR LS SYUCUSE 9 91-5776 according to owaer Johnny Hood. Flowen were delivered all day Saturday lo molben, molben- . to-be, molben-la-law and "olber ' molben," leaving the sbelves nearly bare by lhe ead of the day. (Times,Seallnel photo) Plummer's $12 million law ·suit set ior trial _in federal cou.r.l June 5 GALLIPOLIS - .. Maxine Plummer's $12-millldn law suit agalnst Pamela Hyde, Director, Ohio Department of Mental · Health, and o!flclals In Gallla, Jackson and Meigs Counties, Is scheduled to go to trial at 9:30 a.m. June 5 In U.S. District Court, Southern District of Ohio, Eastern Division, at Columbus. The Jackson woman, former Executive Director of the GalllaJackson-Meigs Mental Health BOard, clatrits the d -J-M B0ard defendants deprived her of certaln llberW and property Interestswithoutdueprocessoflawln violation of the Fourteenth Amendment In connection with the termination of her · employment. The plaintiff also claims the defendant County Commissioners of Gallla, Jackson, and Meigs Counties conspired 'among them-· selves and the G-J-M Board memllers to deny her a fair and unbiased hearing on the matter of her removal from office. Plummer Is seeking a monetary Judgmentagalnstalldefendants (except three) for$2-mllllon In compensat~ damages and $10-mWion In punitive damages; a Judgment against the defendant members of the G-J -M Board ordering them to reins tate her to her former position of Execu ttve (See PLUMMER. A6) WAS S9,59S NOW $8,'996 WAS S11,900 NowS11,451 1987 CHEVROLET WAS S10,500 1987 CHEROUT SPEmUM .WAS S6,"695 .,. NOW $5,998 NOW $8,99 1985 CHEYIOLO C·10 WAS 57,995 GALLIPOLIS - All six Gallla County Local District elementary schools have received approval by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, according to Superln· tendent Dr. Nell Johnson. Addavllle, Bidwell-Porter, Cheshire-Kyger, Hannan Trace, Southwestern and Vinton elementary schools have ·been admltted to the organization. They ·are among 60 schools In Ohio which quality for North Central accreditation. "Accreditation by the North · Central Association means that the school has met the standards set for membership," Johnson said. The standards Include having the resources. personnel and leadership necessary for effective education, he added. The advantage of accredltatlon by North Central Is the reassurance to the publiC these Business retention, expansion panel Cl;lrrently interviewing Gallia firms. RIO GRANDE- Work by the newly-created • Galli a County Business Retention and Expan· . slon Committee Is underway and officials Involved with the commlttee said the reaction from some pilot visitations has been positive and cooperative. Th~ R & E program Is designed to stimulate economic development by assisting existing Indus- try , said Dr. Paul C. Hayes, president of Rio Grande College/ Community College and coordl· nator of the program. The committee Is conducting Interviews with GalUs County businesses to determine needs and problems. The program Is sponsored locally by four organizations, Including the county Community Improvement Corporation, the GaiUpolls Area Chamber of Commerce, the county Cooperative Extension Service and RGC/CC. Statewide, the program Is admln· lstered by the Coo~rattve Extension Service at Ohio State University and the Ohio Department of Development. <i' DurlngtralnlngonMay1atRig (See BUSINESS, .U) NOW $7,489 VANS $3,000 ON CONVERSION VANS I Include A New Van In Your V Plans •••••" Jim Cobb •' "308 EAST MAIN ,, j' ' • NOW S3,•• 5 ·WAS SJ,495 Jim ·Cobb 992-6614 308 East Main , ~IUU..I INmRVENTION - Getllll& lo chUd· ren long before they alartsehool and Belling up a program of early Intervention to correct wha· lever developmental problem5 exlat Ia the funcllon of lhe CommDillly Heallh and Early Educatloa Releurce Service Commlllee, according to Rita . Flekla, Meip County H~~~~~ Deparlmenl prop'lllll eoordlllller. Mn. Fleldl works with two-year-old Mattllew Holley, soa of Beverly Holley of Middleport, on a portion of the Deaver Developmenlal Screenin1Test. Tbe local lleallll department has received a $118,011 grut from lhe Ohio Department of Heallb to fund &be program for ~UJOiber year. Grant continues operation of early .intervention program · sis Is on screening chUdren three By CHARLENE HOEFLICH months to three years for develTlmes-8enllael !lUff opmental delay - social, educa· POMEROY - A grant of tiona!, physical and/or mental $28,000 to continue for 1a second and then preparing a program year a program of early Intervention services to Infants and geared to the Individual needs·of · toddlers at deitelopmental risk the youngster. This, according to Mrs. Fields, has been awarded to the Meigs County Health Department by Is always done with the cooperation of the parenta and many the Ohio Department of Health. As explained by Rita Fields, times Includes asalltance from liCensed social worker and coor- other community agencies and . dlnator for the program, empha- organ!utloas. Currently Mrs. Fields has 40 children on her caseload. . The program Is to put the county In compliance with the -Education of the Handicapped Act of 1986 which requires all states- to develop comprehensive early Intervention services for all eligible children and their famUiel by 1991. Mrf, Fields works with a Community Heal&b and Early (See G&AN'I', ,\$) Disaster assistance at $1 million CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC-GEO, INC. POMEROY, OHIO 'l'lle schools meet standards considered Imperative to quality education, Johnson noted. · TheNorthCentraiAssoclatlon, the nation's largest regional accrediting group, Is a league of 6,000 schools and 900 colleges and universities In 19 states. The association works with schools to Improve the quality of education. According to Johnson, all 10 schools within the Gallla County Local School District holds North CPntral accredltatlnn. 1915 FOU UIGEI 414 SAVE UP TO MIDDLEPORT Feeney- James M. Wagonseller, LancasBennett Post128 of the American ter. Wagonseller Is a past na~glon, Middleport, will be spontional commander of the nearly soring a very s~clal Memorial three million member American Day celebration this year. The. Legion, having served In that post will be dedicating on Mon- capacity during the 1974-75 Leday, May 29, a war memorial to gion year. He Is also a past Meigs Countlans killed In all national vlce-comq~ander (1960wars since World War I. 61) and prior to that, served on Made of marble, the war the Legion's National Executive memorial will measure 14 feet Committee for Ohio. He has also long by six feet high, and be served on a number of national located In front of Fenney- committees. BennettPost'sMIIIStreetAnnex. At age 33, Wagonseller became Engraved on the memortal will the third World War II veteran to be 152 names. be elected state commander of A parade will be held In . the Ohio American Legion, 1954conjunction with the post's Mem· 55. The Ohio American Legion orlal Day . observance. The pa· now comprises over 149,500 warrade will form at Hartinger Park time veterans who are a ffllia ted at 5 p.m. on May 29. Patriotic with 657 posts throughout the JAMES M. WAGONSELLER themes should be carried out by state. Through the years, Wagonparade partlclpan ts and all area Seller has served In his post, Prominent In Lancaster civic high school bands, all veterans' county and district legion organi- affairs. Wa~onseller Is a certiorganizations, civic organiza- zations In leadership capacities, tions, churches, etc., as well as · and held other'state offices prior fied appraiser and operates a · the general public, are Invited to to being selected state real estate appraisal service. He and his wife, Mary, have two sons participate. Bob Gilmore, of the commander. and a daughter. Fenney-Bennett Post, reports Wagonselll!r served five years Master of ceremonies for the that "the parade route wlllfollow with the Air Force, mostly as a war memorial dedication will be General Hartinger Boulevard to BaiiTurrettGunner with the 98th Bob Gilmore. Eighth District Secol!d Street, then north to Mill Bomber Group. He flew 50 Frank Vaughan will Chaplain Street, west to Fifth Street, and missions over Central Europe · also be present. Folding chairs, souih to a vacant lot of Pr. Craig and France and later became a will be set up,tor ·obser"'!rs and Malh4)W'S, besldiHM bakery." · gunnery lnsll'uc'toi'. He holds the everyone Is 'invited to attend this outdoor dedication service Dis tlngulshM Flying Cross and special event. The legion annex will take place at the Mill Street the Air Medal with Three will be open to the public after the Annex with featured speaker, Cluste;,r;,;s~. ...,.....,.,.. ,. Bulllanadn.dCynthlaLyn~n~F~I~re~,~28~,~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1989 War memorial to be dedicated Gallia Local Schools are accredited OPEN DAILY 8-11 MAYI-13-8-7 SUNDAYS 1-5 Jim '. Cobb's Spring Shipment Of Vans Are Here •••••• A Muttimedia Inc. New•pap• ------- Don't Miss •••••Jhn Cohh's Shower·of Sa~ingsl 1989 CADILLAC ELDORADO 1 0 Sectlono, 70 Pogioo Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant. May 14, 1989 "Come Rock and Roll The Weekend Away" Hlp In mid lOs, chance of rata l50 pereeat. Tonight, low near 150, chance of raJa tO perceat. Monday, cloudy, high near ')0. • ttntS Paul· Dotfinger PRIZES GIVEN FOR THE MOST AUTHENIC OLDIES OUTFIT ON 6/12 & 6/13 Aloq the River ......... Bl-7 Bualnesa •.....•.•..••.••.....•D·l Comics- ................... ln~ert Claalifleda ................. 03-7 &aths ..........•............. A-3 Editorial .. ., .•.•••.•• ..•.•••. A·2 Sports ................ :...... Cl-8 In Our Town: Myrtle Beach Air Show June 7 ...Pase A-7 ' · APPEARING THURSDAY, MAY 11-9:00 p.m.-1 :oo a.m. $995 Marriage lirenses • ' 8Ucee&8M.B•7 Cl Inside Deal ~f the Bend: Facet8 of Day••• .,' No one. hurt in wreck FOlAGE & ROOMING cianreled due to ,rain Mother's Commissioners ... WDH FLOWDS FlO. HUIIAID'S GIHNHOUSE . Memorial golf toumatnent••• Happy . other lheriff's deputies. .Prosecutor Story anticipates that arraignments on the Indictments will be tak lng place In the near future. numerous marijuana plants from the home, was conducted I>Y Chief Deputy Souls by, Sheriff James M. SouiSby, Prosecutor's Investigator Don Snyder and RIMIM•Ir L MOM 0• Her Dlf ~~~t~r~veBcU:~!te~;~~F~t~n~~ ;rna~;.~:~:~~~~~~aiHome 50 cents Meigs Grand Jury retums 4 indict~ents ,..__Local news briefs... -----. Continued from page 1 mUepost one, according to the GaiUa-Melgs Post, ' State ' Highway Patrol. Troopers said Elsa L. Trelawny, 34, Pomeroy, who was westbound, s topped for an eastbound school bus. Behind her Carolyn S. Sinclair. 44, Shade, was unmable to stop and collided with the back of the Trelawny car. There was minor damage to the Sinclair car and moderate damage to the Trelawney vehicle. No one was Injured. The patrol cited Sinclair for failure to stop within the assured , clear distance. . , Another Meigs County accident occurred at 6:45 p.m. Thursday, on SR. 124, 0.3 of a mUe west or milepost 24. Troopers said a vehicle slowed ahead of a van driven by JamesR. L·awrence, 38, Syracuse. Lawrence was unable to stop and his vehicle went off the road, striking a mailbox. There was minor damage to the van. There was no citation. Sunday Friday, May 12, 1989 Pomaoy-Middlaport, Ohio NowS6,883 Chevrolet-Oidsmoblle Cadlllac - Geo Inc. 992-6614 ... . Pomeroy, Ohio Han- True Juloil u.-Jpnmoa A. Nortll Galla prom . . Charlllloll-b..a 1o ~ ilolllllliiW a a.ilthlla8u:•Lm. ......,.... l*lolltMr _ ... uta.m.lll&aU, .. Q.I-.... •&IIelpap. Nermalpeol ..... II& 1111 fee&. 'llle river ta11111 abllat alllilll tf a 1eot an lie._ ................,...............,.,.f tU fell. (.,_..a Smdlllill pllolll) POMEROY - David Fox, execu tlve direct II' of the Melp County Agricultural StabWzatkm and Couervatlon Service, has announced tllat assistance to fanners becauae of the 1988 drourbt has exceedecl•1 mDiloa. The two main pi'OII'ams ullld ' by farmera, reported bave been the Dlluw AlllltaJice Pnilram aad the Emeqency ro..- Feed PrOIJ'am. Farmera ae- •• lected tbe prep-am tbat they a aubltanllal lou ta livestock cbole to 1111!, or opl8d to uae part feed and C!01IId receive ualltance of tbe lola ID C1D11 prlliJ'JJII and in purcJiuiJia fled fell' hll fouadatllln IIWIItoell, lwed on ellglllle part In the other. aDlmalllatta and a bulc feedlq Tbe Dllalter Aaslatallce Pro-. gram helped farm.,. tbat llad IUDwance. Paymenta exceedlaa production laa t11aa 81 perceatof $1'75,000 bave beea made under normal With aome p.ym.ta . tllll PI'OIJ'&m, aCMm~~D~to Fax. Tbe diluter Pl•am was adll to be nuide, prodlletrl b&ve received about $8'10,000, Fox b•ndltd aiOq wltll all rqular Pftllllltnl at t11e ASCI said. UDder the EmerieDCY Feed wttb Oily a alllllt bici I'IIIUUt . l>rOIJ'am, the tanner had to h&~ diMIIelp. omce. .... )> � 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/. 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