https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d696f6b870ef9209abe279d10502e0f5.pdf 52fbcdb25bd2fccb295d5789439b141d PDF Text Text .. • • Porn•oW' Ml1ldhport. Ohio • --l..ncal news briefs--. 'SO~th . reports record low. temperatures Continued from page 1 with tllree. Firemen remained on the scene about three hours. BarrtDeer said the ortatn oi the fire Is WllulowD. Damages were estimated at $20,000 and there was lnsuranee. No lnJIII'Iel were reported. , Votes for; union representation 4 Union representation voted In at Meigs Department of . HIIIIIU Servk:el Employees of the Meigs County Department of Human Services voted taat ~k. 13 to 1~ . for union representation by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME). , . Michael Swisher, Department of Human Services' director, said the~t step In the process, as he understands lt,lsforthe Slate EmJik>yee Relations Board (SERB) to ~rtlfy the voting . Whk:ll took place last Thursday. The vol!ng was held at the Department of Human Services' office 1accordlng to state reP.)atlons with an official from SERB present tor the voting. After certification by SERB, which Swisher said may come today, AFSCME must file an Intent to negotiate fora contract. A contract proposal from AFSCME for the Department of Human Servlcel could then ·be expected. Swisher said he was not aware II the local unit has elected • • 'I . , orfk:ers. EMS has nine calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports Dine ellis Wedl¥!sday; Racine at 12: 13 a.m. to New Portland Road for Charlotte Conley 1\) Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 2:13 a.m. to the .pnllce department for Tina Hendricks to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 5:37 a.m. to Powell St. for Esther Kissell who was treated but not tranpsorted; Pomeroy at 7: If a.m. to Peacock Ave. for Elmer Sayre to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 8:51 a.m. transported April Ritchie from an auto accident on Summerfield Road to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 9:10a.m. to Tuppers Plains for Maude Gray to Camden·Ciark Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 9:15a.m. to Powell St. for Esther Kissell who was treated but not transported; Chester and Olive Township Fire Departments at 8: 24 p.m . to a structure fire In Olive Township. Plan Meigs County constituent day State Senator Jan Michael LOng, Circleville, fonnerJy of Middleport, . today announced a Constituent Day for Meigs . . County this Saturday. Sen. Long will be In Racine from 8:30a.m. to9: 15a.m., arthe Racine Fire Station; In Chester from 9:45 a.m. through 10: 30 a.m., at the Chester Fire Station; and In Middleport from 11 a.m. through 11:45 on the first noor of Middleport VIllage Hall. Meigs County residents who have concerns or desire Input Into matters are urged to visit Sen. Long at the locations during the designated time slots. "I believe that personal contact with constttutents Is vital to serVIng effective as a State Senator for Southern Ohio, and llook forward to meeting with residents of Meigs County Saturday," Sen. Long said. . · Constituents Day Is scheduled as a means of meeting with residents of the eight counties In Senator Long's 17th District. Panhandle today, snarling trlt· Texas-Oklahoma border were stuck and trucks jacknltlng, but.: . ·• Vldletl PiWI la!:\i·"nd fie and clollng h..hways around U.S. 87 and U.S. 70 as 10 to 12 nobocly'a been hurt yet." The unseasonable cold tbat has : A stUbllorn cold ape P....,ted Perryton and Dumu north of Inches of blowlq snow were on In the South early lllday, prompt· Amarillo. the II'OUad .00 IIIOI'e was forehung over Dixie this week': lng frost and tre 1 1 warnlnp In ''1bll 11 terrible," moaned cut througbout the day. The ·. continued Into another day - · South CArolina and pu•hl.._ the '', Perryton · pollee dlapatcher Nadonal Weather Service lllued three days before the start or : ~mperature In subtropiCal Key ""''n• Donahue. "I'm ready for . a winter storm warning In effect spring. But National Weathel' · Weal, Fla., to tie a record low, summer. I'm so tired of above!· thrcJuab midday for the northern Servlceforecaater Harry GordO!{· said a circulation of wann al~ · whUe heavy ~now fell In the lng sno\v-~t I'm even ready to Panhandle. Snow!~ figures Included 6 had appeared, meaning a posal{: Texas Panhandle. . start cuttltla grass for the • A winter storm dumped a summer." · '!:. Inches at Pampa. s· Inches at bte end to the cold spate. dozen Inches of IIIOW on the Cl~ today Just lOUth oftlie Borger and 4 Inches at Amarillo, . "It's unseasonably cool," Gor-; where winds were gusdng to 30 . don said this morning. "(But) i~ 1 m~;~h. The Department of Public pretty much throughout the•.: Co"Unulod from page ( ·,, Safety said U.S. 287 was closed South ·t emperatures are warm· .· south of Dumas. . . lng , from the southwest and~: Fitzwater, voicing fears of a Three botirs after he said Vlsablllty was doWn. to zero at .Improving as time goes on." ,: threat. to "~ stability of all the offlclala ~ · "sUI! anaJyztq ' ~~~p~~e points, a Perryton pollee F{ost and freeze warnlnp :. countries In the region," an· ' wbat happe,ned" aild Reagan )lad dlipatcJMtr said. Motorists were exte'n!led over South Carnllna. 1~:: nounced to reporters early Wed· "not decided on a courae ot nesday that "at this moment, · actfoa," word reached the White adv!M!d to avoid travel In ·the was 36'ln Charleston early today.:.· Blrmlnaham. Ala., recordecJ~: everytbing Is beb{g considered Hollae of a !lew request by Panhaftdie, particularly on east· short of Invasion." .JIQaduran President JOII Azcona west, roads, because of 'the high 28, Atlanta bad 34 and Mlaml·: wlnda and blo!ving snow. reported 58 at 3 a.m . · . :"The snow Is bloWing and you In Key West, the temperature,;: sank to 53' Just before midnllhf: hazy atalem!.n~ earlier In the can't tell where the ditches start and the road ends,'': Donahue Wednesday breaking the record''· . CLEVELAND (UPI) - The day about what Azcona was said. "We've got people getdng low for the date set In 1901 of !16.';: jackpot went unclaimed Wednes· aaklng of tile Unllel! States. day night In Ohio's SUper LOtto .. Natlonal~~ecurity advller Colin drawing, lncreas'lng the top prize , Powell alid White House chief of to at least $6 million for Satur· · staff Howard Baker promptly South ~ntral Olllo : .Saturday tllrOqb,Molid~a~ I'~ day's game. brlefetl Reagan In the family Beco~lng partly cloudy today, '' Mostly cloudy and a chance of· None of the tickets sold for the quarters of the Wblte House, Witb highs In the mid 401. Cloudy snow flurries In the no~stern :: midweek drawing listed the six where the go-ahead waa given. tonight, with a chance of snow part of the state Satu~y. witH'.·: "When friends ask for. our winning numbers of 6, 9,15, 24, 25 and a low near 30. OCcasional clearing skies ,SUnday and )nf: and 32, a lottecy commission support, we should J?rovlde It," snow Ftiday, with highs near 40. creulng cloudiness on Monday.•. Re~an told his senior aides. spokesman said today. The jack· The probability of preclplta· Highs will be In the 30s Saturda)!;o: pot was worth $3 million. tlon Is near zero ioday, 50 percent and Sunday and ranging from~~· 'I'here were 127 ticketS sold that· tonight and 80 percent Friday. · upper 30s to the mid 40s Monday,:. had five of the numbers. are Winds will be from the northw· Overnight lows will be In th(:. worth $1,000 each. Also, 6,172 Vmrua Memorial . est near 10 mph today and from upper teens or lower 201 ear!i1,:~ tickets listed . four of the Wednesday Admissions the southwest near 10 mph Saturday and In the low or m~~~; : numbers, making them worth $78 Elmer Sayre, Pomeroy; Law· tonight. 20s Sunday and MOnda)!.{ apiece. .renee Klein, Pomeroy;, Jlarold mornings. ~~ · Extended Forecul Ticket sales tor .Wednesday's Fetty, Langsville. . · drawing to!aled $4,141,581, while Wednesday Dlschargei- Do· ,I t· the prize payout totaled $608,416. rothy Collins, Hamid Brannon. u. s. Send~ng. •; ' •' [ ' l t • ) House OKs bridge maintenanCe bill • Vol.38, No.218 Copyrighted 1988 I The Meigs County Special · Olympics Basketball Team on :made by calling Cathie Wood or March9lostbyonepolnt,41-40,to Andrew Keyes at 992-6681. Beacon School· In Athens. Board members Include PomeScorers for the Meigs River roy Mayor Richard Seyler,RI· Racers were Ray Laudermllt chard Warner, David Gloeckner, With 35 points and David .Karr Tom Reed, John Foster, Evelyn with five. · Scarberry, Hank Cleland, Lee Scoring for the Beacon team MIUer, Joe Clark, Mary Powell, were Wade Bullock With 13 Edith Atkins; Tom Kelly, Bill potols, Bill Beard and Bill Porter Neaae, SteVe Deaver,-Nona Nel· each with 10, Scott Bentley with son and Doug Hunter. four. 11nd Dan Stan)ey and Mike Spappord with two points each. A home game against MI. Aloysius was played at Carleton '· School in Syracuse on SUnday. ..., The River Racers Won 73-69. DaiiJ' lllock pnees Laudermllt was again the high (As oC 11:• Lm.) scorerwlth56polnts. DavldKarr scored . 12 points, Mary Jane Beyce aad Man Smith of Blaa~ Ellla • Loewl , Curry and Bill Neutzllng each , · · scored two and Sandy Johnson Am._T Electric Power .. .... ....... 28\4 .. sc · . .,_ ored one. . AT"' ... "1" " • , .. " · .... · " • ....... 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Ohio (UPI) The · OhiO General Assembly adjourned for a spring vacation and primary election campaign· lng late Thursday after sending 41 bills to Gov. Richard Celeste, Including a $618 million capital construction appropriation, a$14 million supplemental budget and a phosphate detergent biln In northern Ohio. . Also forwarded to the gqvernor In a last·~lnute deluge of leglsla· . tlon were .a $483 million capital reappropriation, a maJor reshuffling of mental health services, and a distribution formula for $1.2 billion In bond proceeds for local highway and bridge r e· placement projects. . The House voted 87·6 to concur in a minor Senate change to the Celeste administration's giant two·year capital construction appropriation. But the capital reapproprla· tlon of funds - for projects authorized In ·1986 but never completed - barely squeaked through the House as Republl· cans and a handful of Democrats complalped that the Ohio Na· tlonai .G uard college scholarship . program was only partially. funded In ·the supplemental bill In the House. The distribution formula tor Issue 2 bonds approved by the voters last Novbember won 29·3 approval In the Senate and 73·11 passage In the House alter some wrangling over the terms. Legislators representing rural districts were upset that. their areas were awarded a small share of the pot compared with large urban counties. "This bill had great promise when It was first Introduced, " said Sen. Robert Burch, D· Dover, who ended 1up voting . against tlie formula. "Bu\ for ' areas like mine. Its promise, Its potential · have been seriously diluted." budg~t. · That bill passed by only 50-43. Fifty votes are needed to pass a Mike Clark with 41 points, Bill ' Lane with 14, Kevin Allen with 10: a~M1 Mike Chapman with four. · : OD Monday the River Racers < lost 60-43 to the the Franklin : County Flyers. . Ray Laudermllt scored 37 · points for the River Racers, : Including a three·polnter. Sandy Johnson scored four and M~·: Jane Curry scored two. ·. Scoring tor the Flyers were: Jerry Friley with. 37, Shawn :· MO!lre and Bill Mays each wltb . six, Kevin Gllver with flve, .Cbris : Ahlers with f""' and Rob Travis ' with two. · · . . ,. : The River Railers wiH face Beacon School 1ft S¥raCUJe· pn Monday March 21, arid lhli'p ,wiJI . travel to Frankfort on Tuellday . March22 to meet Pioneer School. A dance. and part)' for ;tileathletes wtU follow the l&me . .tn. Syracuse on Monday . ·· · . • County highway department reaches contract agreement · A one· year contract agreeThe only change Ill the , con· ment for the Meigs County tract, Roberts said, was an · H,lghway Department ·was across the bOard ~5 cents hourly reached late last week according · wage increase. In addition, a new to Meigs County Englnee( Phlllp · position of tandem truck driver Roberts. The agreement was · was established. This position ratified last Friday by the 29 will pay 10 cents more per hour bargaining unit members and than regular truck ·driver. paperwork Is nearly complete to The county will continue to flnllllze the contract. provide · Blue Cross·Blue Shield Bill puts more teeth in sunshine law ••••ehiMSwIll•I c.IIC• fer fwl•u 1Rf¥:nt .. . \, ' KNIT SHIRTS SWEAHRS IEDUCED 20°/o •N'S SUITS, SPORT COATS & ILAZERS IEDUCED 20°/o MEN'S AllOW DRESS SHilTS ,AU milS <*ICWy.lllrtllllit . . . 20°/o IEDUCED IEDUCED A Bl~ HELP - Thill !lew IIOOJ;"eboard purcbaaed for Carletoa School by tbe Fannen Sank and Savlnp Company malles buketball more fun. With lbe 1e0reboard, memben of the River Bacen team oiiiCI their 111118 alike, just have to rlance up to find out If the home team Is ahead. .. PANTS JACICOS IEDucED 200/o,· MEN'S MEN'S LIGHT WEIGHT coverage for employees, and the men will continue to purchase their own major medical coverage, as In the past. There were also some basic langua ge changes in the contract, to comply with the state's collective bargaining law. The language changes were expected Roberts added. The current highway depart· ment contract expires March 31. Negotiations for the nejll contract began in mld·January . The highway department is rel!resented by the American ] Meratlon of State. ·county a nd Munlplpal Employe e s ( AFSCME). The first union contract at the hlg~wa y depa rtment was In 1976. Is now accepting ' applications for new mllliiMrS for COYirtd .!II ..,.. dockage••• ct.ge only about 081-third of · · other mcwlnas. FOR 1011 MEN AND WOMEN FOI gBII ANI Sill II $1 million apiece for. Garfield Place. 'Cincinnati Playhouse and' Music Hallrenovatloils In Clndn· natl; $1 million for develop!lle nt of Main Street In Dayton: $1.5 million for the Scioto River floodwallln Columbus; $1 million for Improvements at Blossom Music Center in Akron. !t also contains $22 million for the supercomputer at Ohio State University, $14.2 million for a11 englneerlng·computer science facility at Wright State Unive r sity, $21.7 million for an addition linking a blologlc<tl sciences building anli th e College of Pharmacy at Ohio State, $15.8 million for Statehouse renova· lions, and $284,000 for renova, lions at the Governor 's Mansion. GAWPOUS IOAl.ClUI , 614-446.0175 •t 26 Cent1 A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Senate Minority Leader·Harry water systems. , .. Meshel, D·Youngstown, one of "We. may not geta,coladeson the architects . of aid "for locai this because It doesn 't have the Infrastructure, defended the · maglc or new buildings or Indusplan . "We have finally created · trial parks," acknowledged Sen. an Infrastructure fund , the first Theodore Gray, R-Columbus. In the nation," he said. The new capital appropriation Once Celes te signs the bill, for 1989·90. contains $417 million the first $120 million wotth of worth of construction projects on bol)ds will be sold later this college and university camyear 11nd the money wtll flow to puses , $48.3 million lor mental' local government based on the health and retardation faclliUes , merit of each project as $56.7 million for parks and detennlned 'by a new state recreatlo.nal facilities and $4.5 commission. · . million (or correctional ' A total of $12 million was set fa clllfles. · . .. aside . for small villages and . Showpiece of the capital bill Is townships. and $4 million Was a$36 . 6mllllonlodge.~abinsanda reserved strictly for replace- golf course at Maumee Bay State me,nt of deteriorating sewer and Park. The proposal also con tains Specials For The Mot1th of March MEN'S 2 Sections. 14 Paget Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Friday. March 1 B. 1988 ' . MEN'S SHOIT SLEEVE Scattered snow flurries tonllhl. Increasing cloudiness Saturday. Legislature adjQurns . afterpassing 41 bills Ho8pital news Board reviews progr,am • at ul Olympics team beaten Middleport figure8' are alinounced Area deaths · PageS ~.1 Members reviewed the JTPA eight percent set·aslde funds program of the State Depart. ment of Education, which aids placement of. llandlcapped clients In jobs, when the Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation· Developmental Dis· abilities held Its quarterly meet· lng this month. Andrea Keyes was Introduced as a .new placement specialist. She Is a reeent gtadua te of Ohio University from the College ol Health and Human ServiCes. Daily Number .. 607 Pick 4 9697 . r: ------Weather-----!-: Members responded favorably COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) The Senate ha tiled for 90 to the renewal of the grant for State lawmakers faced a daylong minutes over the distribution 1988-89 and all members stilled session today as they attempted fonnula for Issue 2 money- $1.2 an agreement for the renewal to put the finishing touches on biUion worth of bonds authorized proposal. Cathie Wood discussed long-term capital construction by Ohio voters last November to nine placements In community legislation and adjourn u·n tll fund repairs and replacement of employment. Employers Include after the May 3 prlinary election. local roads, bridges and water . Cooper . Chrysler, Smith-Nelson Included on the crowded ca· and sewer systems. Motors, Pizza Hut, Big Wheel, lendars were a ~118 te vote on a· As always, the bulk of the Meigs and Gallla State Garages. controversial btu banning phos- .administration's capital lm· An openlllscusslon atthe ~lose phate detergents In northern provements bill, goes tor con· of the meeting concluded with Ohkl and a House vote on a .$14 structlon at colleges and positive feedback from board million supplemental approprla· universities. members. The JI'TA staff ex· lion and a $481 million capital Sen. Stanley Aronoff, R· tends a vote of thanks to all board reappropriation for unfinished Cincinnati, chairman of the Se· members tor their donation of projects. · nate Finance Committee, said time and energy. Any questions The House was to meet at 10: 30 the outlay was agreed upon by or concerns on the project can be a.m. and the Senate one-half hour majority Senate and House lead· later. ers, and the Celeste admlnlstra· A major sticking point could be lion. He said It would not a distribution fonnula for state endanger the state's credit rat·. bond money for local highway lng by straining the general fund and .bridge . replacement and to retire the capital bonds. repair - a House·pasSed :bill "This Is a responsible effort to All Middleport ·VIllage funds which the Senate approved In address the capital needs of the · amounted to $255,345.89 as of different form Wednesday. state," said Aronoff. Feb. 29, according to the monthly Gov. Richard Celeste's' $618 The only amendment pennlt· million capital Improvements ted by the administration and the r!!JX>rt of VIllage Treasurer Jon bill lor 1989-90 was sent back to House and Senate majority lead· Duck. Receipts Into each fund for tbe the House In 15 minutes Wednes- el'shlp was a transfer of $1.5 day with one minor change, million from a medical. building month, disbursements and the despite an attempt by minority to a law school building at Ohio Feb. 29 balance, respectively, Include: Democrats to add $14 million State University. General, $15,745.08, $15,690.13, worth of projects. Sen. Neal Zimmers, D·Dayton, It was followed by an $83 · the assistant minority leader, $23,335.53; street maintenance, $4,931.49, $6,117.54, $467.35; mini· million long·tenn capital outlay Introduced what he called a tor juvenile jails requested by the "fairness amendment" to help golf, no receipts, $2,000, $2,000; Ohio Department of Youth "those of us who were left out of fire equipment, $2,637 .88, $1,864.88, $2,576.51; fire truck, no Services. the negotiating process." · receipts, rio disbursement$, $4,898.44; sanitary sewer escrow, no receipts, no disbursements, $74,403.29; economic development, $1,709.40, $4,073.48, $10.432. 71; public transportation, Elmer Sayre ams, Charleston, W. Va., and $27,875.38, $18,146.09, $8.&46.36;. Lena Wandling, Arbuckle. Also water tank, no receipts, $10,000, Elmer Griffith Sayre, 92, Mid· surv.lvlng are 30 grandchildren, $102,079.81; water. $14,110.~. dleport, died Wednesday evening several great-grandchildren and $8,704.85, $11,355.59; sanitary at Veterans Memorial Hospital. several nieces and nephews. sewer, $9,816.35, $8,614.26, Mr. Sayre was born June 15, , Besides his parents, he was 1895atArbuckle, W. Va.,asonol preceded In death by his wife, $4,157.80; swimming pool, no the late Ezeklland Adeline Shinn Emma Maude Glenn Sayre In receipts, $27.70, $731.33; cemeSayre. He was retired from his 1959, four brothers, two sisters, tery, $1,308.68, $1,330.18, S711.0&; employment Will! the New York three grandchildren and three water meter trusta, $100, $218.31, $13,550.13. Recelpta for the Central Railroad. grea t·gr!lndchlldren. Surviving are three daughters, Services will be held at 1 p.m. month totaled. $78,534.48 while Goldie Siders, Dunedin, Fla.; Saturday at the Rawllngs·Coats· disbursements -amounted to Sylvia Cook· and Pauline Blower Funeral Home with Mr. $76,787.42. Snowden, both of Pomeroy; tour Emmett Rawson offlcatlng. Bursons, Maxie Sayre, Pittsburgh, Ial will be In the Sayre Cemetery Febnwy~ Pa .. Paul Sayre, HoWe, Ind. ; at Arbuckle. Friends may call at are releaaed Elmer Sayre, Jr., Henderson, W. ·the funeral home from 2to4and7 Va., and Raymond Sayre of to 9 p.m. Friday; Forty-three arresta were made Troy; .two sisters, Mary Willi· by the Mlddteport.Polk:e Department during February, Chief or PoUce Sid LltUe reporta. The department lnvestlpted 111!\en aecldenta, drove aU vehlclel · 5,1m mllea durllla the month and wrote 2:11 parklnl tk:keta. Park· 1111 meter collectlolll, totaled ' ~.12 and merchant pollee . collectlona amounted to SM. i I • Jackpot Unclaimed :':.J.~a:,~~~!::::!: "'-ey Ohio Lottery · Church • notices • Br IBniiLU'BB Lawmakers to adjourn · '' .•' THANK YOU- Bill Neutzllng, a member of the Meigs County Special Olympics River Racera bukethall team, presents a plaque to Bruce Reed, representing Fannen Bank and Savings Compaay, In apprec,ulon of the !laak's purcb88e of a buketball scoreboard for Carleton School. The scoreboard has been Installed and !"'88 ued for the ftrat time during a rame this put Sunday. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) The Ohio Ge neral Assembly has adopted and sent to Gov. Richard Celeste a bill strengthening Ohio's open meetings law for the media anq the public. The bill, authored by Sen . Scott Oelslager, R-Canton, cleared both chambers Thursday. It requires that a roll call vote be taken any time a public bOdy wishes to conduct a priva te ··meeting. Public agencies are allowed to meet In secret for seven specific reasons, but they often do so without taking a vote of the members. A majority vot" would henceforth be required to go Into executive session. The bill also ·requires an · agency to be more spe~.iflc when. (Continued on page 10) -~ news briefs__, .Shot fired New chamber officers begin duties at Gallia ' . deputy,Sh en•ff DIESS & CASUAl 30°/o IEDUCm.20°/o . New offlcere began their duties when the Middleport Chamber of Commerce met at the 'Middleport :patry Isle. The new ·group Includes Bob Freed, president; Dick OWen, vice president; Harold Hubbard, treasurer, and Pat Arnold, secretary. . . Thote attending the meeting discussed ways of beautlfuytng the town and-renovating the old depot building at the Dave Diles Park where the chamber has been alloted office space. 1'b~ merchants committee met briefly to discuss the ptomotlon calendar for 1988. Membership dues for 1988 are now payble and members will be contacted. The next meeting will be on Aprll19, at 8 a.m .. at the Dairy Isle In Middleport. WI 11111 Ami SIX FOIIUL ·WEAl FOI MIN I BOYS LADIES LADES SPORTSWEAl SWEATERS r.s,n.e&s... All 5nLES WtT. . , _... ,Slim sanvt . BLOUSES l•h• 40°/o 1/2 PIKE ••u•20% 'LADIES lONG 1lOT OF LADm lADIES 'san , I POlYESid TOPS DRESSES · INIT SWUTDS IEDUCID 1/2 ,_~ :I'BII I •• Ill UINDIIN fOI cam & Jadrets ...... 200fo Bendover Sportsw•r ' ...... 200ft 30°/o · SUITS & . ' I BLAZDS ' :IEDUCED 1/2 Plfa . Free concert slated at Eastern All LADIS ' IEDUCID LADES LEVI . A Gallla County Depuly Sheriff escaped Injury Thursday morn· lng when. he was shot at wblle attempting to serve a summons at a residence on Gooch Rd. In Raccoon Township. Tonight, Friday, the Eastern Banda and Women's Chorus will · · pre~ent a free concert at the blgh acl!OOl gymnulum. The Junior Band will perfonn John Philip Sousa's "Waablqton P01t" marcb, "Amazing Grace,'' "Rock Fever" and "A Furloua ~a.ble" by Jared Spears. The High School Band :will present "Men of Ohio" march by Henry Fillmore, ''Toccata tor Band" !IY Fl'alik Erlcbon, Tlcbalkovaky's ''Swan Lake Ballet Mualc,'' and !'Tequila." 'hie Women's Chorua will peftorm· Ita OMEA Conte~ . selectillpl u the final portion of the concert, Included will be "Amazlnl Grace" by John Newton and "The Heavena are Telling" by Beethoven. Tile dlnctor of the Women's CborusiJ Valerie Ransbottom. . Tbe 1Nuld director Is 81)1 Hall. ' SWIMWUI ly C.t•u I J.tz. for W...tts BABR EMS.has five Thursday calls • bmctlra aald Davill· allegedly fired from the porch of his residence, !ben went Inside ·and retulld to come out. He later IIU&endered alter Sberltf Mont· iOfti81'Y neptlafecl with Davia and IIJI attorney·' -d-- . . . Davta waa arrested and ·......... ....... Cowl"'--. - Medical ~ fl·- ~.n •• '-~llt _!2 GJIIllpolls Muatclpll v ~ .... __.,. . _.~ ••~~· ·~..- ·- ····= --- - ~-cournrnere !Iii JijltiilaiiJOOeesb · ·' I \II Sheriff James Montgomery said that Delbert E. Davis, 66, of Rt. 3, Bidwell, was charged with criminal damaging· after al· legedly firing a 12·gauge shotgun as Deputy Sheriff Fred Mum· power got out of.hls cruiser. The shotgun blatt struck the right rear panel or the sheriff's cruiser. · I CoDIIDIIId on ~ 10 . . .:. " . bond ''•' P'l"""ia a,.......,, .. •. • c.. lit.......... ., Vkaalt .... Ua . ...... .- 111 . . •· • �\ . Friday, March 18, 1 . .. .. C'omment I. I .. •.· .Next step ·~ ~~~~· ~ · ~~~~~;;;~W;;il;;lia~m~R~us~h~er I The Daily Sentinel , \ . 111 Court Street · · Pomeroy, Ohio Super Tuesday may not have had quite the consequences In· tended by the conservative Southern Democratic. leaders who Invented It, but It unques· tlonably had a powerful Impact on both nomination races. . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~~ ts:m~ q,v ,..,..,_..__......,.........,=·-=-· .. . ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publisher ' ·.· P.\T WHIT.,:HEAD .~la!JI Publisher/Controller · George Bush. will now almost certainly have a clear majority ·of the Republican delegates ln·hls creel before ttie convention even opens In New Orleans. That means that attention will soon shift to the vice presidential spot, the key question being which possible choice will strengthen the ticket most. . BOBHOEFLICIJ General M~ager A MEMBER of TM United Press International, Inland Dally Press Assoelatlori and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. · Sensible politicians wm prtl" sumably remember that there good taste, addressing Issues, not personalities.: · hasn't been a winning Republl· c~;~n ticket without a Westerner on It for more than 60 years. In addition, .no sane Republican strategist will overlook the abso. lutely critical Importance . of By United Press International keeping America's biggest swing Today is Friday, March 18, the 78th day of 1988 with 288 to follow. the social conservatives bloc, The moon Is waxing, moving toward its first quarter. · (Including their religious right The morning stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. component), solidly In the .Re· The evening stars are Venus and Jupiter. publican camp. But more ·on Those born on this date are under the sign of Pisces . They Include Jhese pdlnts In the weeks and John C. Calhoun, the first U.S. vice president to resign that office, in ahead. · months 1782, Grayer Cleveland, 24th president of the Gnlted States ·tn 1837, In the Democratic · contest, Russian composer Nikolai Rimsky·Korsakov In 1844, German Super TuesdllY conflrrlled what . engineer Rudo1f Diesel, inventor of the·e ng!ne that bears his name, in the behavior of the Southern 1858, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain in 1869, clairvoyant senators In the BOrk Democratic and therapist Edgar'Cayce in 1877. actorEdward Everett Horton in battle· first revealed to many 1sS6, race car driver Andy Granatelli in 1923 (age65) , authors George observers: namely, that the Pllmpt<m In 1927 (age 61) and ' John Updike In 19.32 -(age 56), and average Democratic .voter In a Ml~hael Reagan, President Reagan 's eldest son, In 1946 (age ~2).·0· . southern staie today Is not nearly( so conservative as his predeces· On this date in history: sors were 25 years ago. 'Jn 1922, Mahatma Gandhi was sentenced to six years In prison for For one thing, the South Itself civil disobedience agalnst.he British rulers of India. has changed, slowly hamogenlz· . • ,In 1937, a natural gas explosion at a public school In New London, lng toward the . national norms. . . Texas, killed 410 people, most of them childr.en . Today in .history ~··--· ltCIM ......: Pe• I!IMe a& N•• 1 . Mltln (ak), IIIIIQ I p.m.: JW, I • . . . . . . . . . k)'(ll-1)a&No.1Geerlla (»1), a • • • 1':• p.m.; w •• t NAIA Mea's Te...,.lllrae ... · aa... at 1, • · . lb' tJniCH Prte~ .. .,_....... · FriiiQ•s lleeoM . . _. Games lroo-(IWl ltNe.SOiololllie(IW). . . ...,. t , .m.: IM. ,,._,.•• at Ne. t , o. .-J7: I:Ma.m.-lleKellllrec!(IILI (. . II \'a, Dtnlt (Iowa) (IW) . · Game 18: 11:11 Lm. ·- Cli•lnto• (8.C.) (!74), vs. trnh~ 1 otille O..rb (A.k.)(tl-&). . Game II: I p.m ..-st. 'l'llorn.tAqW•• · J . , Mar,._.. (lf..i), IMiftQ, 1:. p,IJI, ,,.. ... . 'Nfi'P................... 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Main St. ' ·t,ATHENS ,- In.the third annual , coached the SEOAL squad while SEOA:L-SV TVC all star basket· · Jim Derrow of Wellston and ba)l ga111e played this week at Belpre's Dave Wilcoxen served Athens High Sc;hool, the seniors as TVC coaches. · Box Score: from the SEOAL pounded the seniors from the Tri·Valley Con· SEOAL (106)- Doug Skinner, 1\thens 1.0-2; Jason Thomas, ference 106-80. " The 26-point triumph by .the Gaillpi:llls 6,1-0-~5: Mark Ber· SEOAL keeps the older league kich, Gallipolis 1-0.2; Mark Kim· und.e feated in three outings . ble, Gallipolis 3· 2-8; Chuck against the TVC. Oliver, Jackson ·1-0.2; Jerry Doug Bentz, a 6-7 senior from Gabriel, ,Logan 0.4·4; Sam Eg· Marietta, who was· selected as gleston, Logan3-2-8; Doug Bentz, the SEOAL's most 'valuable Marletia 9·3·21; Eric Erb, Ma· player last week, led the scoring· rletta 2' 1·0·7: Kevin Clem, with 21. points while . 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Logan's Sam Eggleston and TVC (80) ~ , Trevor Costello, Warren Local's Brett Rauch Alexander 4·2·10; Chad Tate, , each chipped lq 11 markers for Federal Hocking 3-11-6; Joe Sny· · the winners . .For the TVC all derm Meigs 0·3·1·10; Chris stars Chad Maynard of Vinton Smith, Meigs 1·0·2; John· Ed· County paced the offense with 18 wards; Miller 2-0·4; Dave Kirken· markers, while Trevor Costello dail, Nelsonville York 1-0.2; Bill of AleJ<ander, "!Joe .Snyder of Sayre, Trimble •4·2·10; Phil Ru· Meigs, and Brad Sayre of Trim· nyon , Trimble 2·2·6; Dave Kov· ble all added 10. · ach, Trimble 1·1·5; Joe Griffith, Some senior players from both Vinton Co. 1·3·5; Scott Maynard, leagues who were eligible to Vinton Co. 7-1-15; Rob Davis, . participate In the contest were Weliston 1-0.2; TOTALS :14·7·11· unable to, because of conflicts or 80• other eligibility regulations con· Score by Quarters: .cernlng all star appearances, or SEOAL .............. 26 23 26 31-106 spring sports participation. TVC .................... 18 18 24 20-80 Jacl!. Greathouse of Marietta INSTITUTE, . W.Va. West boo~t the hosts' scoring advan• Vlrg"'la Stat~ erupted for eight · . tage, which :;aw them score 16 runs ., In th~ sixth Inning or a runs on 11 hits. He was assisted makeup game with ·Rio Grande by t.e ammates Booth and Thursday and coasted on to'a 16-3 Hughes, who were each two for four. ' ·· . . vlctoty .over the Redmen. WVS goes to a:r on tile season, Top hitters for Rio Grande while the Redmen's varsity slate were Ed Yates, whowentthreeof Is 2·4·;1. tour, Tfey Seibel on two of four · Stung by twin losses from WVS hits; and · Rob Smith, who con· · on the varsity and JV level last nected on two of three tries at wee~ •. the , Redmen ·came back bat. 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Dl,•l•. 2t.t, ~• - ( l41) Teua..S• An"ton.., 2:S7 p.m.; (1) Mar)laatd; 11-1!, "•· (II) CaJ.Sanla Barbara, 'H-'7, 1:17' p.m.: . (!) ~ahtciQ', ZH. ·v·i . (IS) S.utlltrn, 2+1. t : S'7 p.m. · ' . ALL GAMEs . · TEAM W L P · Southern ........... 21 4 2114 Hannan Trace :.18 5 1754 Oak Hill ... .. ..... .17 4 1426 North Gallia ..... 11 ·n 1426 Kyger Creek ..... 8 . 13 1307 Eastern ........ .... 7 13 1381 Symmes Valley 5 17 1318 Southwestern .... 2 · 19 1185 Wednesday regional Middjetown Fenwick 86. cine Southern 76 .M Unlfthtl) of DAJ&oa March 11 at Attu• .,o\ubum N, ••die)' 1111 Okla.hema IM, Temnac-Chat•nooc• On 1987 or 1988 Model Delta 88 or C~nbuaChlc ,Cenler Cia Fareat Part: II. llellefulalae 41 Soutlllnat REBATES SVAC standingl' Glranl'tl, .Marllapoa Ill ' . We.t Gea~:~~a a, Yowp South 81 At UalveniiJ' of Tole.. MaMI\ehl Malabar lit, Sflvana. Nonhvlcw '71 Ely"- Ca6 M. I'Jida II · ... t CehWl'lhMI Collllll!'illn · r.-..hfWp: II. Oil W.neraon II Medoftrd II, •dey 1t March n at ChaPel Hill, N.C. IUiode lalt.M ·87, Ml-•1 8t • .. ' Ohto HIP $cboel . . . rdloall Bo,.-Jeel(fonal TowDamrnflk-•ult• · Thlnlla,, March 1'7 . Dlvl•lo·a II · NCAA .B.UKETBALL · ' (Firat rvllftd P,.lri ... allll nallks) • over the Tigers, 1H3; "We ·hope we .have .lour one- • game seasons left, " said L!ps; comb·Coach Don Meyer. John Kiely's clutch shooting : and 16 points led No. 5-seeded · William Jewell to a 68-55 triumph : over Georgia College. • The Cardinals improved to 31·1 . as Kiely hit two free throws with • 1: 56 remaining for a ~-53 lead. : It was Kiely who started the . Cardinals' second-half streak : when he hit back.to.back 3· • pointers to give William Jewell a ' · 39·381ead at 13:56. Kiely finished · the game with SIX rebounds and six assists. · Michael Brown hit a game· high 28 points to spark the : College of Idaho Coyotes to an : 88-75 victory over SouthernNaza· · rene (Okla.). · · The Coyotes, seeded 1~th In the • tournament, took a 60-451ead on a 3-pointer by Gary Stoker at 13:11 : of the second half·and continued to roll for the rest of the game. .· Soutnern Nazarene close~ :. · within 70.61 but could come. rio ·cloSer. · "' "The monkey lstlnally off our back," Idaho Coach Marty Hoi· · ley said. "I'm elated ·;md rec Ueved. Our pre,vious three trips here (the NAiA tournament) have been close games but we hadn't won them." Pc&er II vs. LoBer G•ine SO. . . .) Cluunplo•hlp: 8 p.m . ..,.. Wl~~er Game 2t·va. Winner Gitme .~. R,TRAILER! · (:•unpiGIIIIIIIIp ' . · OameSt:lp.m.-WI,.rGainellwt. ' WI ~mer Game n. ' 'hflda)' . ' '111lnl·p~ee : 8 p.m. - LGHr Game tt Deals On Wheels At T·he - SIW• kt he delennlaed . semlnllal... . Mard • at New York, 7 p.m. Game.:n: a:• p.ril., -.-WtllierGa..eU n. Wl-.er Game ft. GuaeU: Jt:lip.m.-WIMerGamell n. Wl-.cr Game St. semtn••• The Senators, who Improved to . 29·2 with the win, also were paced by BObby Harris' 17 points . . The Sea Warriors appeared to control the early minutes of the second half, .closing to wl thin 42-39 before the Senators reeled off 7 unanswered points to take a ~-39 lead at the 16:25 mark and go oli to !he viCtory. "We were really rusty In the first half, but 'we kept on working," Colonels Coach Larry Chapman .said. ·· 'This first game Is so good to win in a. national tournament like this.'' .T.hiril-seeded David Lipscomb . ·· (Tenn.) hadnotroulllelnwinnll\g · its first -round game: Darren Henrie scored all · 18 of his · · game-high points In the first half to help the Blsons to an 89·63 . victory over East Texas Baptist. David Lipscomb, 33-2, shot 20 of37fromthefleldlntheflrsthalf in moving to a ~7;27 halftime lead qu.,wrn_.. · March~~~ Game M: 1: il p.m: '-- WhmerG.ame 17 w. Wl._r Game St. Game 21: t p.m.- Wl.-rGune-%8 n. Wt-.rGame•. . ••• •• . "arc• ft at New York, 7 p.m. . G.&meti: IJ:IIIIp.m.-WI~Game · ll "'· Wt._r Game 18. · · ' For· Your Old J Car or Truck! Mlslll· NILo•la•(li·S)"*Arb .... lMate , (J ..IS),Sp.... ,, . ' Te-..e ( t•ll) A4 ,Mldllk! TeNtHee· 81att~ (21-if), 8:11p.m. N•• Orle- ( ...If) at C.lolj&ikt Stall'! (11-1!), I:H p.m. . . · Lv111 Be~b Stalt' (IHJ)" _, $&anlo~ (..tl),lt: • p.m. Srtco_. Round March tl·'q - Slk-a &9 1M! delermlned Da~ld U(*omh (1'eM.) It, Eul Texas lla.,U.tll ·· · Wntem "MIIIftlloa 81, Wnt Vh'll,.ta Teeiii'J .1 . 8allllllen~~· ann•• n•111 at alppl (1&-lt), II P·•· a...-atoa (S.C . ) ;a, Detll.llfe IOhkll . ~ LE'ITERS OF OPINION .are welcome. They S,hould be less thiln 300 words .long. All letterS are subject to editing·and must be signed wtttt name, address aDd telep)lone numbe:r. No unsigned 'letters wUI be published. Letters should be In - KANSAS CITY; Mo. (UP!) ..-. first~half shots.. Steven Johnson led a second-half Three other Cougars scored in charge to pace ninth-seeded .,double figures. Steve Williams Charleston (S.C.) to a 78·62 hit for 15 points, while John victory over Defiance (Ohio ) Pearson scored 13 and Wes Thursday In a first-round game . <:;ham pion added 1-~. . in the NAJA Men's National Dennis ·BOstelman led De· Tournament. ·fiance, 24:7, wl.th 25 points. Doug Defiance had advanced to the · Pi'lgge added 13 ·points for the national meet with a hard-earned Yellow Jackets; 81·80 Dlsti-lct. 22 . win over Rio . --~ · Grande on March 10 . KANSAS CITY; Mo. !UP!) Johnson scored '14 of his Four of the top 10-seed.ed teams team-high 24 points in the second in the NAJA ' men's basketball half. Charleston, down 32·28 at tournament had the luck of the halftime~ outscored Defiance 50- Irlsll on St. PatriCk's Day by 30 after intermission. cruising to respective victories. The Cougars, 27-4, were to play Thursday saw the end of the. University of the Ozarks flrst-roundgames,wlth16teams (Ark.) In a second-round game advancing to the second round to today . · be,played today. Charleston made 20 of 25 shots Orlando Graham nailed down In the second half to finish with a 22 points In leading No. 4-seeded 65.3 percent mark for the game. Auburn-Montgomery (Ala.) to a Defiance only made 13 of 29 field 79·69 victory over · Hawaii· goals after hitting · 13 of 32 Pacific. · P'lnl,._. Pe• .... Hr. Lalllllf II: ;,.,: The Daily Sentinei-Pag4t-3 · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Defiance .ousted from NAJA tournament Scoreboard ... ...... Page 2-The Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middeport•.Of'!io .Friday, March 18, 1988 . ' • " �Pta• f 4 The Deity Saotinel Pometov-Middlaport. Ohio The Daily Sentinel- Pomaoy Mkldlapoet, Ohio Moun~ineers ousted; Herd battles Rams tonight in NIT By JOEL SHERMAN UPI Sports Writer Boston College and Connectlcut, second-level members of the Big East, asserted therr.selves In the first round of tbe National • Invitation Tournament. At Morgantown, W.Va .. Tate George forced overtime with .a ·• short jumper then scored 4 straight points in the extra period , Thursday night, leading Connec:' tlcut to a 62-57 victory over West VIrginia. George, who led the Huskies with 15 points, sank an 8-foot jumper with ·six seconds left in regulation to produce a ~50 tie. Steve Berger scored 22 points for West Virginia, 18-14. The Mountaineers had won at least 20 games ln. each of the last seven seasons. At Newton, Mass. , Steven Benton S,!:Ored 21 points to spark Boston College to a 73-65 triumph over Siena. Bobby Francis added 13 points. • for the Eagles, 16-13. Rick Williams scored 23 points · tor Siena, 23-6 · and the regularseason North Atlantic Conference champion. Neil Currie was the only other Ipdlans player In double figures, scoring 10 points. BC guard Dana Barros, who · " brought a 22-polnts-per-game ern Conference championship average Into the ~ontest, finished game last weekend, Improved to with 10 points. 20-15. Georgia Southem of the In tonight's games,whlch close Trans America Athletic Conferthe first rouhd,lt Is: l)llnolsState ence finished 24-7. (18-1~) at Cleveland State (21-7); At Little Rock, Ark., Randy Vtrgtbta Commonwealth (21·11) White scored 28 points to pace at Marshall (24-7) ; Clemson · Louisiana Tech. Tbe Bulldogs, (i4-14) at Southern Mississippi 22·8, down 37-34 at halftime, · (18-10); NE Louisiana (21-8) at relied on man-to-man defense to Arkansas State .(19-13); Ten- take control. UALR, 24-7, was led nesse (16-12) at Middle Tennesee by Johnnie Bell with 20 points. State (21-10); New Orleans (20At Houston,, Rolando Ferreira 10) at Colorado State (18-12); and scored 17 points and Randy Long Beach State (17-11) at Brown had an NIT record 15 Stanford (20-11) . assists to boost Houston, 18·12. Six Big East schools reached Tbe tournament record for asthe 64-team NCAA Tournament slsts was 14 by Jere Nolan or field while Connecticut and BC Boston College against Jacksongave the conference eight clubs v11le In 1974 and by Indiana's in postseason events. Providence Stew Robinson against MarIs the lone Big East member not quette In 1985. Invited· to a tournament. At Ev11nsville, Ind., Marty CHEERLEADERS HONORED ..,. The cheer· leaders at Syracuae Elemenlary honored were, In other · NIT first-round Simmons scored 29 points and games, It was: Georgia 53, helped thwart a Utah rally to lift . front, stacey MIUs, mucol; second row, l·r, .Jodie Georgia Southern 48; Louisiana Evan.svllle, 21-7. Utah finished at Tech 66, Arkansas-Little Rock 19-11. 56; Houston 69, Fordham 61; At Eugene, Ore., Anthony Evansville 63, Utah 55; Oregon Taylor scored 32 points •to lead 81, Santa Clara 65; and New Oregon, 16-13, over Santa Clara, Mexico 86, Pepperdlne 75. 20-11. At Athens, Ga., Willie AnderAt Albuquerque, N.M., freshson scored 15 points and Georgia man center Luc Longley scored 8 reeled off 16 straight polrits points In a 10-2 second-half run during the second half In beating that keyed ·a victory for New Georgia Southern. Georgia, los- Mexico, 21-13, over Pepperdtne, ers to Kentucky In the Southeast- · 17-13. • This Message and Ch,wch Directory Spommred Bv The Interested _Rw~inesses Listed On This Page. .. . fi'h\ v te' ....ML \".::7 8 ran s 115 E. Mottlorial Dr. 992-2104 Nationwide 'ns. Co. ot c;otumlllll, o. 104W. Mlln "2·2311 Pomerov . . . Mill Work· 992-3978 su bStltute • bill f · • now out 0 committee!~~~ ~L:~::~.~-~~!~.:~ l Committee Chairman Richard ·.Finan, R·Cinclnnatl, said the su!>stltute bill was similar to a bill in a House committee. That bill, sponsored by Rep. Louts Blessing, R-Cinclnnatl, would allow Ohio high school and junior high students to participate In sports programs outside the regular scholastic season. The original bill, sponsored by Sen. Neal Zimmers, D-Dayton, had drawn support from clublevel soccer coaches, players and parents. However, It drew opposition from school officials who hold membership on board of control of the OHSAA, now In its Blst year, and also the Ohio Department of Education. Don Wynkoop of Westerville, assistant executive director of the Ohio Association of Secondary Administrators, told the committee Thursday that school administrators opposed the transfer of control. ."We have no fault with the state board (of education), but the administrators who have dally contact with the students know what Is better for them," Wynkoop said. Jack Schmidt, assistant superlntendent at Gahanna High School In Franklin County, told the committee · that his school district has developed 10 acres or land for girls' softball and soccer and that hlsdlstrlctlsoneof a few In the state that has a varsity soccer field . He also said that his son and are Involved in soccer LEGAL NOTICE The Pubic Utilities Commission of Ohio has sat for public ltearina Case No. 88-0HL•EFC, to review the fuel procurement practices and lXIIicias of lhe Ohio Power Company, the operation of its Electric: Fuel Component, and related IIIII· tars. Tills hearing Is scheduled to !Jegln at 1:30 p.m. on MilCh 21, 1988 at CitY Council Dlambers, 211 a..u111 Avenue, s. w., Clnton, Ohio 44702. All ' interested parties wtH be a1ven an opporlllllty to be heard. Further lnformaUon may be obtained bY contacllng the Commission. and he Is In the coaching structure. "Moving control to the Department of Education will not address the particular issue" Schmidt said. · ' Committee member · David Hobson, R-Sprlngfleld, told his fellow members bow his daughter several years ago could not swim for both her school and the YMCA. · ." MEIGS nRE · \\ CENTER, INC. GRAVELY. TRACtOR SALES 106 lulltr""' Avo. h-oy, Oh, GREeN IS THE SIGNAL 10 'GO' WHERE WE WORSHIP THE lORD Jonn F . Fultz, Mgr . Ph. "2-1101 Now green is a color that's lately in style, Frofll the shamrocks adorning the Emerald Isle; But we also associate green with the spring, And the annual grasses and leaves it will bring. It's become the traditional color of mint, Which may also refer to the money we print. It's the color of envy when others do well, And the·sign of an ignorance we can dispel; But its greatest irnpo~ is when it sayS "go," ' 10 the place where we worship our Father, and so H we've let the old Irishman show us the way, Then 'tis green we'll be wearin' on St. Patrick's Day! -Gloria Nowak K&C JEWELERS j_.,; : 212 E. Mein Street 992-3785, Pomeroy RoY. TRJNrl'Y CHURCH, .lOOn Dill,Delollle Buck, s..Dy Scllool !l>pt. Cllurcb ' SCIWJol 9:15a.m.: Woi-lhip ServlcelO: :II a.m. .Oiolrd ~- 7::11 p.m.- ell·~ LeD llllrt. , POMEROY CHURCH OF n1E NAzA· RENE, en- Union 111111 Mulbeny, IIA!Y. • 'nDnlll GIEII McCluJw, pulllr. NcmlaD Proo• ley, s. s. Sllpt., Slladay Scllool. 9::11 a.m.: mid---· w-. lO: :II a.m.; OY81lnl-6 p.m.E. · p.m.; GRACE EPISOOPAL ClltlROI, 73:11! • Malll Sl., ~- !lumloY oen'lcel: Holy lnOI'IIIIIg wonNp ' oommunloll on the 11rst Sllno!IIY d each month. • 111111 am- with ln!)l1llng pnyet' on the third~8lld !lel'niOI\ on ' all other &omays d the month. Oourch School -.ma- z .,__ I 1 incotne?· H&R -Block can make the new tax laws ·. work for you. worship. at 2 p.m . on ~tUrday aftern09n RTHO and DRAGO PRODUCTS MIRACLE GROW PLANT -FOOD ENTERPRISE _ worship 9 a.m.: Pomeroy, Ohio PEARL CIUPEL - Open 9 AM·B PM Wtekd•YI· 9-15 Set: Phone 912·8874 Worship Service -p.m.; Radio proaram. WMPO, Sunday. :&: 30 a .m . • MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. mlallter; C'-'u••· . Wodneoday, 7:30 p.m.; UMW, oecond InAction. 8p.m.; EveniDIWorahlp, 7:00p. a.m.: Wo!"'hlplO~ . m. ; BlbleSiudy, Wed· nesday, 7.:11 p.m .. UMYF (Senlon), San· 5 p.m.: (Junloro) evory other San· day, 6 p.m. (FranlcUn). _ RUTLAND - Church SdlooJ, 10 a.m.; worship, 11 a.m.: UMW First Mooday, . 7· 30 p.!!J. . SAI.i;M CENTER- Cburch Scbool9: 15 a.m.: wonhlp10:15 p.m. (Mu.uman). , SNOWVILLE - Wonhlp, 9:00 a.m.: day, ·church 1Cb0019:'5 a .m. (Muslman) , (Graef) , BETHANY - Wonblp, 9 • .m.: Church School, 10 a.m.; Bible St~. Wedn-Y 1 10 a.m.: Doreu Women 1 Fellowlhtp, Weclnllday, II a.m. (McGuln!). CARMEL - Church Sc- 9'30 a.m.; Woroldp, 10!65 o.m. Second aad Founh · Sundayo; Fellowohlp dinner wltb Satt111 I bird Thurlllay, 6:30 p,m, (McGutnl. llAST LE:I'ART- Cllu!<blleholi 9a.m.; Clllltell-IOa.m. tGrlte). MORNil'IO STAR- Wonldp, 9: f5 a.m.; Cbllrch lie-, 30:311 a.m.; Billie BTucly, (Raderl. RACII'IE WEIIU:YAN - Ollrdl School, IDa.m.;_ WonNpU Lm.: UMWitllftbMoD- · ciiiY at 1'111 p.m.: - · · ...._ - . w~. 7 a.m. (Ora..). iUTnifi - Ctauoll 1:311 a.m.; lc-. --g.sa.m.llnt..,.Stlllrtl 111-.,.; nut tltlla• wnM carm11 tblld ~. 8: p.m. (MeCluln). KENO CIRl1ICH OF CHIUliT, Vernaa Eldrldp, mla ..ttr; OIW.r Swall. ilanday ' . Sc- lupt. Pr-1111 t:30 a.m. taell ttl•l164 a.adaY.. "All Kll* of 11uff'' Far. • · llOB80N CH!t1811AN UNIOI'I. Everett ' l m. Wednelday eveDIDI prayer aad Blbtt study, 7:00p;.m . CbolrpractW, Thursday, 7 . 'lill!icn:R CHURCH OF CHRIST, WortND 10 a.m. second aad fourth Suttdqr, 'VMW ftnt Tuesdq, 7:311 p.m. (Gr•ce). LETART FALLS - Worllllp 9 a.m.: PO. .J, 0110 • Barton, Olrectar of ChriJUan Education: Steve Eblin, aa~tstant. .s unday School9: 30 a.m.; Monalaa wonhlp 10:30 a.m.; Teens 9:30 a.m.; Church School 10:15 a.m.; •' MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. IIOlJTIIIt1IN CLIJSTEB :cornt"r Sixth and Palm('r. James Sed~, a.. .... 0 ,Pastor' Edna Wll-. S.S. Supo.: Cal y a...' Put ...J:::O Riggs , Alii . Supt. Sunday School. 9:15 a. fin .........,. •m.; Momllll! Worohlp, 10: 1~ a.m.; Sunday APPLE GROVi! - Church School 9:30 ~Ev~nlnglf'I'VIcfo, 1 p.m. PnyPi meetln,: _.._. 10 :00 a.m. (llrll an d thl rd "and Bible Study Wednesday •wnlng, 7 p. · a.m. worMup, :m.: Chlldrtn'o choir p.-.ctlc•. WodnH· Sundays!; Blbl• lludy every Sunday 6 P· •d h·' w~ m.; UMW Second Tuelday, 7:00 p.m.; .da~. 7 p.m.: ~ • 1t c ~• pract 1co. ~.. 8 Prayer meellna. Wedaeoday, 6 p,m. . I&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. 3M W. 111011 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH. Davtd Bell, pastor. Robert E. day, 7:30p.m. !Burch). Tuetday,7:30p.m.; UMYFSunday,6p.m. ROCK SPRINGS _ ChUtc!h SChool, 9: 15 •: ~MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRI~'T ., I '• IN CHRISTIAN UNI0 "' Dwight Ha ey, ,, fino( elder; Wanda Mohler. Sllnday School ;~ Supt. SUnday SchOol 9:30 a.m .; MomlnJii: ,, worship 10::11 a.m.: Evr,nlng Worship 7:30 1"' p.m.: Wf'dnt"Sday prayer rrK'l"lln~7: 30p.m. ,: MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. 1RaclnE>. RE-v. Jame~ Sattt"rfleld, pastor. , 1Fr<'t'man _Williams. Supl. Sunday School m.; Worship service, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m . SUnday. Wednesdlly, 7 p.m. Prayer meet· IIIJI. 'MiNERSVJiJ.E _Worship Service 10 a.m.; Cbureh School, It a.m.; UMW, third Wednesday, 1 p.m.: Choir practicE', Mon-. ~ facuae. Servil'H,10 a.m . Sunday. Eyt"ntn~ f' St"rytCH Sunday and Wednf'sday at 7:00 p. MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shu•. pastor; Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supt SWtdaly School 9: <&5 a .m.; Evenln1 wor· ohlp6:30 p.m.; Pra)-erMeellng, 6:30p.m.' Wedn811day . TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHI!IST- Dave Prenllce, mtllllter. Deryl Wells, Supt. Church School 9 a.m.; Wor· ship Service, 9:45p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE, Rev •. Herbert Grate, pastor. Frank RU!Ie, supt. sunday Scllool9: 30 a. pm (Zunlllal UMW SecoDd Tuelday, 7:30p.m.; man• POMEROY -Church School, 9:1.5 a.m. ; Wonhlp 10:30 a.m.; Choir rehearsal ;, SYRACUSE MISSION. Chrrry So. , S~- evenblg service 7 p.m. · Ht:M).U(;K UHVVt: UiHISTIAN, Rol· er Wat!J()n, pastor. CrenSon Pratt, Sunday School Supt. Morning Worship 9:30a.m.; Sunday School 10: JO a.m. ; EvenlnB ser· vice, 7:30p.m. 7:30p.m. (Burch). 'l'llllnt!ar~ 1:311 9om. 6fs E·a st Main Stre~t BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Jo,.ph B. Hoskins, pastor. Bible ......JDeder Rev.lleldoa J o - • ,+ey- Run Road. RE"Y . Emmt"lt Rawson, pas· tpr. HandlE-y Dunn. supt . !lunday School, . . 1 10 a .m .: Sundayewnlnttservlcl', 7:30p.m. · ~ ; Bible tPal'hiDJ: , 7::1) _p.m. Thursday . tt OUR DISPLAY OF VIGORO LAWN MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH. Located In Texas Robert E. Musser, pastor. Sunday Scbool 9:30a.m.; Dallas Janey, supt.; MornlnR worship 10:~ a.m .; Sunday evening ser· vice, 7:3> p.m .; Wednesday evening ser· vice, 7; 308.m. meeting. Wednesday , 7:00·p.m. HEATH (Middleport) -Church School, 9: • a.m.; Mornlna worship 10: ~ a.m .: You til Group 'p m. · Wednesday, Church Choir reh•a'rsal: 7 p.m.; Thursday~ Prayer Service, 6:30p.m.; Bible Study, 7 . i 9.4.5 a.m., Sundtty and Wedn~ay e-wn· ~ lng strviCt'!l, 7 p.m . . -COMPLETE LINE. NORTIIE.UT CUJ8TBR Bn.DaaAro..r : mProy PlkP. E. Lamar 0 Bryant, pastor: Jack Needs. Sunday School Director. Sun1 ~ day SChool. 9:30 a .m.: Morning Worship, ... 10: 45; E'VE'nlng worship, 7: DO p.m. (0.S.T.I & 7:30 (E.S.T. 1: Wedn~sday Prayer Ser· .. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bat· . worship service 7:00 p.m . Wednesday prayer meeting 7:00p.m. - Pr<MOrbs 2:8 Delaney , pastor. Sunday service, 9:30 a. m.: evening 9ervtce 7:00 p.m. Prayer Community off Ct. Rt . 82. Rev. Robert Sanders, pastor. .1ert Holter, lay leader; Ed Roush, Su,nday School Supt. Sunday School 9:30a .m.; .motnlng worship and chUdren's church 10:-30 a.tn. ; evening preaching service first three SundayS, 7:30p.m .; Spedal service fourth Sunday f'venlng, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday Prayer Meeting. Bible Study and Youth Fellow· ship, 1:30 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . Located on 0. J . White Road of Highway 160. Pat Hensm, pastor. Sunday School 10 a .m . Classes for all ages. Junior Church 11 a.m.; Morning worship 11 a.m. Adult Cholr practlce6 p.m. Sunday . Young Peo-ple's, Chtldren's Church and Adull Bible Stut1y, Wednesday at 7: 30p.m. Charles ' comber, Wonhlp mlalater. Rick Ma· School 9:30 a.m.: a.m. Bible study, worlhlp service 10:30 a.m.; Btbte study and W(J'Ihlp service. Wednesday, 7 p.m. m. m ,; Morning Worship and Communion 10:30a.m . Curbnan, pasta-. Sunday School, 10 a.ril.; worship service 11 a.m.; Sunday. night worship service 7:30 p.m.; Midweek prayer service Wednesday 7 p.m . RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Bill Carter, past..-. Sunday School9:30 a. RUTLAND BIBLE ME:I'HODIST. Amos Tillis, puhr. Sonny Hudsoo. supt. ·sunCJay School 9:30a.m.: Morning worship, 10;30 a.m.; Sunday evening service 7:00 p.m . Wednetday service 1 p.m. WMPO program 9 a.m. each Sunday. RUTLAND CHlJRCH OF THE NAZA· t REAI.IO« FRANCIS FLORIST Meill• Count y'• OldR•t Florid . 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 45789 6, 4 / 992 - 2644 POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 Bill Quickel and luth Altn fox ' (row's Family Restaurant "F~tllltlll lt.w•dg Fllel C6J~bw ". 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5432 RENE. Samuel Basye. pastor. 'Sunday School9: aoa.m.; Worship servlce10:30 a . m.; Young people's service 6 p.m . Evanaeuauc service 6: 30p.m . Wednesday service 1 p.m. MASON CHlJRCH OF CHRIST, Millet' St., Mull!, W. Va. Sunday Blbl• Study 10 a.m.; Worship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m . Wedne,· day Bible Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud- . dina Lane-, Maacm, W. Va. J. N. Thacker, pa1tor. Evenlnl service 7:30p.m.; Wo,nen'a Mlnlltry, Thursday, 9:30 a .m .; Wednetday Prayer and Bible Study, 7:15 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Hartford, W. Va. Rev. D•vld McManjs, pa11toc. Church nes a:Y . St., Mason. Sunday Scho0110 CJ. .m .; M:orn· lng worship 11 a.m .; Evening service 6 p. m . Praye r meeting and Bible Study Wed · ncsday , 7 p.m. 786 NORTH SE(OND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 01110· MEIG8 OOOI"EBATIVE PABIBH UNl'l'BD MBTBODIIIT CHUIICH m· FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad '· of his sain~." -Ralph Waldo Emerson • School 9:30a.m .; MornlnR Worship , 10: 45 , a . ~MEROY FIRST BAPTIST. Lvston · ~alley. mlnJstPr; Saturday PvPntng "evangelistic servic-es, open 1o public, 7 p. ~ m. : Sunday Church School. 9:30 a.m .: • Morning Worship 10:30 a .m . ~ •vice. 7:00p.m. ID.S.T.I lr7:30P.M. (E.S. . 216 S. Second Pomeroy 992-3325 Evening Worship 7i p.m. ; Pra:ier Service, 7: 3Q p.m. "He keepeth the paths of judgment. and presemth the way A good symbol is the best argument, and is ~ missionary to penuade thousands. 7:30p.m. , -TEAfOJlD_ REA~TY 992-5141 MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner Ash and Plum. Noel He-rnnann, pastor. S~nday SChoollO: OOa . m.; Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Wednesday and Saturday Evening Services at Churcb SchoollO a ,m. ; Bible Study, Tues· day, 30 p.m.:Sunday, UMW, First Monday, 7: 30 p.m .._7: UMYF 6 p.m. Choir Reheanal, 6:30p.m. Wednesday. (Franklin) FLATWOODS_ Church School,lOa .m. : Woroblp, 11 a.m.: Bible Stud)', Thurs· 1F~U~t~i~'' UMY~. Sunday, 6 p.m. FOREST RUN _ Wohhlp 9 a .m .: · Church School 10 A.M.: Choir pracllce, Tueldly, 6:30p.m.; UMW, tlrat Tuesday, •: T.I; Mission Friends jage-s 2·61, Royal . , Ambauadors (bOys ~:~~cs 6·181. and .Giriii ~, Jn Actlon (aRts 6-181 on Wednesd!jys, _7 p. •m. ID.S.T.o& 7:30p.m. IE.S.T.I: Tuesday •Vtsltatlo~. 6:30 p.m . . •ONION SETS •PEAT MOSS. •COW MANURE •GARDEN TOOLS •IULK GARDEN 'SHDS "Serving _Families" 264 S. 2ncl, Mildloporl I •. FIRST , SOUTHERN , BAPTIST. Po-- •SEED POTATOES •FERTILIZER •POniNG SOIL •SHEEP MANURE . FUNERAL HOME p.m. 7:.\l:l .: E':iif.f'~~;~~~'ll~T BAP~ST CHUR~H . ~ - Slst('f Harr 1E'tt Warm•r . Supt. S ~ unday WE CARRY••••• I ~00 p.m.; EVj!ftlq ._with worship service followlnaat 3:15p.m. • -COMnE UNE- 9: ~ a.m.; Sunday morning preechlng 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening Sf!rvices, 7: ll Rawlings-Coats-Blower SYRAC SE CHURCH OF THE NA· Clau, 9: 30 a.m.; Momlnl Worship 10: 30a:. ALFRED - Church School 9:30a.m.; m.; ZARENE . Rev. Glenn McMillan, pastor. Evening Worship, 6:3G p.m. Thursday Worship, II a.m.; UMYF6:30p.m.; UMW Bible Study, 6:30p.m. Mary Janice Lavender, Sunday SChool Third Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m. Communion, Supt. SUIIday School 9:30 a.m.;. Momlng NEW S'I'!VERSVILLE COMMUNITY flrat Sunday. (Areher) · wOrahlp 10:~ a.m .; Evangelistic service, CHURCH, Sunday School aervtce, 9: 4$ a. CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m.; Church , m .; Worship .ervlce 10:30 a.m .; 6 r.m.; Prayer lnd Praise Wednesday 7 P.· HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Gran! SclloollOa.m.: Bible Study, Thursday, 7p. _ Evangellltlc Servte~ 7: 30 p.m. Wednes- · m.; Youth meetlns, 7 p.m. 7:11 SoiYatlon St., Middleport. Af!lllated with Southern 0 m.; UMW, lll'lt Thursday, I p.m.; COm· day: Prayer meeting 7:30p.m. Thursday . ·~~~:variouu EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN BaptiSt Convention. Davtd Bryan, Sr., Ml · U;:l) LM. t= to 2 anlil!"~•l"! munkJn, first Sunday (Archer). CIIRIST, Elden R. Blake, paator. Sunday nlster. Sunday· School· lO a.m .; Morning memllon ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomeroy-. JOPPA. - Wonhlp 9:30 a.m.; Church ·School JO a.m.: Gary Reed, Lay leader. worship 11 a .m.; Ewenlngworshlp 7p.m.: s:e HarriiiCI\vllle Rd. Robtrt Purrel~ mini&· SchooiiO; 30 a.m. Bible Sllldy Wedaelday, . ter: Wednesday evening Bible study and Morning termon, 11 a.m.; Sunday night Steve Stanley, s. s. Supt.: ·Bill MeEt· 7:30p.m. (JohiiiOJI). ' ·. ser\otcet: Chrllttan Endeavor 1:30 p.m., prayer meeting 7 p.m. roy, Asst. Supt.: Sundaf School9: 30 a.m.; LONG BOTTOM - Church ·Sdlool 9:30 Worlhlp ae~ 10:30 a.m.; Eveil!itg wor1 · Sons service 8 p.m. Preaching 8:30 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCll OF CHRIST,.SI . ib~"'i~[(ci~~ ·,_ , .a.m.; Wonhlp 7P·m·' Bible Study, Wed- · ship Sunday 7p.m. ond Wedntsday, 7 p.m. Mid-week prayer meetllll!. Wednesday, 7. Rt.124 and Co. Rd . ~. Mark Seevers, mintsnesday, 7:30p.m.: UMYF ..W-ay, let. Sunday School Supt. Harry Ht"n · p.m: ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine ;aiUiiYi1i:iii 6:00 p.m.: Communion First &unday, Grove. drlck.s; Sunday Schoo\9: 30a.m.; Morning The Rev. William Middlesworth. HYSELL RIJN HOLINESS CHURCH . (Archer). Worship 10: 30 a.m.; Ewnlng worshiP: 7 p. pastor. Church service 9:30a.m.; Sunday 0. H. CArt, putor. Sunday School at 9: 30a. REEDSVILLE - Cburch School9;30 a . SchoollO: WednesdaL worship 7 p.m. 30 a.m. m.; Morntna w«thlp at 10:30 a.m.; Sun· m.ST. . m.; Wonhlp Service 11:00 a.m. (Deeter). PAU LUTHERAN CHURCH, , BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. day evenl11 serv:toe at 7:30p.m. Thursday TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL Corner Sycamore and Second Sts., Po· John Wrtaht, pastor. Sunday School9: 30a. service 1t 7:30p.m. Cburch Scllool 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; m. ; Larry Haynes, S. S. Supt. Mor'nlng The Rev. Wllltartl Mlddleswart, FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald meroy. Bible Study, Tuetday, 7::11p.m.; Commu- worship 10:30 a .m . pasta-. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Church Knob, located on -county Road 31. Rev. ' day. nion First Sunday . (Archer). servlcP 11 a.m. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA. Ll."'ftnce GIUHeneamp, pastor. Rev. CBNTIIAL CLVIITEJI SACRED llEART CHURCH , l\lsgr_ RENE, Rtv. Uoyd D. Grimm. Jr.,pastor. RosE'I' Willford, asst. pastor. Preaching Anthony ,PrGRAHAM9 30 UNITfEI D METHOdDISuST, fin,""""' Budl Glannamore. Ph . 992·5898. Satut:· Ora Bass. Chairman of the Board of Chris· servtceSuDday 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting .. t>achlnJ~: : a.m . rst and secon nBe\' ~ l'rlllldl day Evening Mass 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Uan Ufe. Sunday School9: 30 a .m.; Morn· Wftloeoclay, 7: :II p.m.. Gary Grlflllh. days of parh month:' third and fou~h Suno-. a' n wtr L -.•• ...;..a. B .r. • _...-. Mass, 8 a .m . and 10 a.m. Confessions one lng worship 10: 30 a.m .; evangell.!lttc ser • Ieeder. Youth groups Sunday evening at l'dayeach mont h wors hi pservlcesal 7: 30 p. Rew. Robert M...mae halt hour before each Mass. CCD classes, vice 7:00p.m. Wednesday service, 7 p.m . 6:30p.m. wtth Roger and VIolet Willford, ' m.; WPdnnday evenlnitS at 7: 30 p.m. ASBURY (Syracuse)- Wonbtpll a.m. a.m. Sunday. LIBERTY CHRisTIAN CHURCH, !lex · JeedPt"t. Communion service nrst Sunday 11VICl'ORY and Bible Study . ' Ch urch School 9' 45 a.m.; Char11e Bible BAPTIST. 515 N. 2nd So., "•. PrayPr SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, Mul· : ter . Woody Call. pastor. Services Sunday each month. . p Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m.; UMW,'IIrst Middleport. Jarries E. Keesee, past or . 10 a.m. and 7 p.m . Wednesday, 7 p.m. WHI'I'il'S CHAPEL WESLEY AN Sunday morning worship , berry HeIg hts. Roa d. Pomeroy. astor Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; Choir ftehensal, 10 a.m. ; Eveit· DYESVTLLE COMMUNITY , CHURCH, CHURCHCOolvUl•RD. Rtv. Phillip Rl· ·John Sweigart: Sabbath School Sup<'Mn· , . Wednesday 6:30p.m.; UMW, fOUflh sun- Lloyd _Sayre, Supl. Su'"'ay School 9: 30 a. llg service 7 p.m.; Wednesday evenlnlil: denour. pastor. Sundar School9:30 a.m.; · . tendl'llt, Da<llnr.Siewar1. Sabbath School ·· day, 6:30p.m. (Burch) . wcrshlp 7 p.m. Vls_ltatlon Thursday 6:30 p. m.; ' morning wonhlp 10:30 a .m. Sunday ; ~tns ONE STOP 'LAWN AND .GARDEN CENTER!. rent or royalty Bl* 0!1 ·-Adami.-: --.;STAU••fd' -· ,- Do you have HAZEL COMMUNfrY CHURCH. Rt. 124, 3 mUea from Portland-Long Bottorn. Edsel Hart, paatoc. Sunday Schoc:i, ; m. w-.yo\Jilht-1~~~~~~~ , study. 7:00p.m. .- '111E. SALVATION ARMY, ll!i Butternut t Ave., l'llmero)l. Mn. !lara Wining In Cl\arJIO. ' !lmdly mee11nt1. JO a.m.; ~ • Scloool. lO: :II a.m. &ondo3l School, YPSM April 22-Alexander ............... H April 25-Wellston .. .. .... .......... H April 27-Trlmble .. .. .... .... .. .... A April 29-Athens .............. ..... , H 7fi -· lttf.t. Aprll30..:..Warren(DH-12:00) ... A ~tt \U..lftlt ~r 1 May 2-MIIIer .. .. ... , ............. H. May 4-Nelsonvllle ...... ....... A 111:; May · 5-Southern .. .......... .. .. A lOuR 7 915·:1131 CIE$111 May 6-Log\\n .................... A ~~~~~~~~~~~~c~m~Z~E~N~S~1~0~%~D~I~S~C~O~U~N~T~~~~ Reserve game at home when varsity Is away. No reserve game with Federal Hocking, Nelsonville and Miller. t Uy Worship. ' 9::11a.m.; lllamiiW-.Idp.lO::IIa.m.: Y<Mh EYEiY SUIIDAY: Enjoy Our Walter, WaltmsT.... Serwko with Yow Meals Serwed on Cfllna Plat11, a1111 Drlnll , _ Coffoa or Tea ,,.,. China CuDSI HOURS: 10:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M.-7 DAYS A WEEK b.aug1t.li ' nf diee' Aux:Uiary. Wedneed8y, 1 p.m. Fam- 111111 N~Jroeey care wcMded Colll!e rour 1n the • Parllll HalllononallatL-IY lollowlow the - - ' POMEROY CliURCk OF CHFUSI'. Z12 W. Main st.. Leo Lalh. ewlllleflll Sd1ool _G.~7.1:£ • Pomeroy . ~-- ATLANTA (UPI) - Chris Morris scored 36 points Thursday, Including four free throws In the closing seconds, to help Aubul'JI overcome a 44-polnt performance by Bradley's Hersey Hawkins and defeat the Braves, 90-86, In the opening round of the NCAA Southeast Regional. In later first-round Southeast game In Atlanta, No.4 Oklahoma (30-3), the region's top seed, belted Tennessee-Chattanooga (20-12). 94-66. . 1614)992·2039 or (6141992-5721 • U Syracuse 'ortions COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPl) - A Senate committee adopt@<! a substitute bill Thursday that would allow school students to participate In sports sponsored by theschooland ataclublevelln a different season . The bill, offered by Sen . Richard Pfeiffer, D-Cotumbus , came in the form of an amend· ment to a bill that would have put control of school athletics In the hands of the State Board of Education. The controversy grew out of an Ohio High School Athletic Associatlon rule that prevents students from playing club-level soccer In the spring if they play school soccer in the fall and vice versa. The substitute bill was voted out of the Senate Ways and Means Committee on a 9-0 vote to go to the Ru·les Committee, which will schedule it for floor action. Pfeiffer said he offered the substitute bill because he felt the state should not tell students what they can or cannot do in . their spare time. "What this does Is tell the student that during the school day you belong to the school and If you're In activities, you belong to that. but the rest of the day Is yours," Pfeiffer said of his sul)stitute bill. ', 1 ft.OWEIS FOI IYEIY OCCASIO" 214 E. M1ili 992:5130 Pomeroy ft'~\ \ \il, 1 Cabinet Makin& lhl1 Week'• Speelal• I' ... RACINE PlANING MILL SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) ~ Junior Melvin McCants scored~ career-high 26 points ~nd Tro,>.: Lewis added 19 Thursday to leail No. 3 Purdue to a 94-79 victory over outmanned Fairleigh DickInson In a ·first-round NCAA Midwest Regional game. PomeHg Flow, Shop INSURANCE .---. SERVICES p. J. PAULEY AGENT Purdue, Bradley, . Sonners cop wins~ . Meags • I' Brogan-Warner 992~2156 I Pomerov "2·2US WAID CROSS SONS STORE · Groceries- • Generel Merchandise Racine 949-2550 fllrt~criptions 11TH BARGAINS i. ..... ••,. • Pam110y All.,. COLUMBUS, . Ohio (UP!) advantage." rush things. I think all the girls The Bears, specifically Tricla decided to die on me In the second · Upper Arlington's win over ·second-ranked Cincinnati Seton Hoptry, held 5-foot-3 guard Mary half." Tracey Shier scored 12 points . Thursday night In the semifinals Keller to just 12 points, all but two of the girls Division I state In the final quarter. and Jennifer Heater and Heather tournament semifinals was a "I'd never seen Keller play Lyke 11 each for GlenOak. shocking experience for Golden , before," Beaver said, ''and I had Sharmella Walker had 18 for Bear coach Dud Beaver. no Idea how good ~e was. But, I Shaw to lead all scorers. First, Beaver couldn 'I believe know l'll _put Trlcla up against The semifinal winners in Oivhis team's quick 15-2 start anybody. I think she played her ,lslon IV were South Charleston against the veteran Saints. Then, best defensl11e game of- the Southeastern, a 54-44wlnnerover after 32 minutes of play, he found year." Mansfield St. Peter's, and Katit even harder to believe that his Seton's Tom Louts said ·UA's Ida, whiCh rallied to beat Zanes RECOGNIZED for their achlevemen&a Tuesday nip& 111 the all Bears, who had led all the way, blanking of Keller for three ville Rosecrans 52-46. Both •take sports banquet held at Syracuse Elemen~Ff were lhe coaches of would need three more minutes quarters was the key to the 26-0 records Into the finals · the fifth and sixth .baskelbaU team.Jack Wlntams, left, preaented G~AVELY TRACTOR to walk off with a win. game, along with a subpar Saturday afternoon. SALES & SERVICE plaques to Marvin McKelvey, center and Gordon Flaber. Upper Arlington, which won defense. Southeastern led 45-40 with 204 Condor St. '62-58 in overtime, led all the way "Our defense wasn't up to what 1:18 to play but had to watch as 1 wa&er1 Fla., 1:11 p.m. Pomeroy, OH. Calendar PIUalnlflh n Ol~ap (AL) a& SU'I.after Pam Petro scored the first it should have been." he said. "I Mindy O'NeUI's shot hung on the liCIIa, P1L,I:It ,,m, Sprlll ~ six points and was up by 10 with wasn't concerned about the of- rim and fell off at the buzzer ExlllbiU• u..ebllll Loa Allples wa. Ml~ at Orludo. New\'ork fAL) (IB)Yf, A.Uaa&a MWHI OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Fla., 1:• p.m. less than seven minutes to play. tense because I think you win before it could celebrate. Palm Be~lt. Fla. , I:IS p.m . &IUm•~ n. Tedll at Poi'I.OiarloUe1 II AM·& PM But Shelley Winkelman with defense. "I think It hit both ends of the ToNIKG u. Dndnnatl a1 Plaat Cltt·. Fla., l:M p.m. · Fla.,l:ll p.m. ~•T_IIIRI)I'-~ 8 AM·1 _P~. Su Fra~l~o 'n, Seattle M Tempe, · knocked . In . an off-balance "I feel sorry for our three rim," said So~theastern coach Detrok n . HouMen al IU11.6mritee, . Aria:, S p.m. Fla., l:tsp.m. • jull)per at the buzzer to knot the senior starters,'' add@<! Louts. Kirk Martin. "From where I Oua.H 'VII. CbWlap (NL) at Mel&, ' . BG~tea VI. New York {NL} at Port81 . Art&., I p.m. . ·score at 54. "They're 97-7 In four years at was, It looked like It was going l.uele, Fla.,t:e p.m. MIM•Ilee - " .. C.llf_.... M Pabn · Ka-. t11y 'VB, Phhdelpllla a& Qear' "I was a little shocked," said Seto11. Unfortunately,. two of back .down In:" Spri.P, Calif.. 4 p.m. Mollllrul VA. Nt.,! \'~~ (1\L) IP) at Beaver. "I didn't think she had a them have been here (St. John Southeastern trailed 40-37 with ·good, clean shot at It, but ... " Arena}." 2:42 to play, but six unanswered . Winkelman's basket merely Upper Arlington's win puts the points turned the game In favor 8Ch~Ule prolonged the agony for the Golden Bears Into Saturday of the Lady Trojans. DATE-OPP. LOCATION Saints. forced to play from the morning's championship game Jeannine Ferguson led Sou- March 16-Eastern ....... .. .... ... A 2:40 of regulation on wl thout against North Canton GlimOak, _. theastern with .14 points, while March 22-G.A.H.S .... .......... .: A I . 6-foot-3 Janet Haneberg, who which beat East Cleveland Shaw Nancy Barbao had 16 for the March 23-Logan .... ........ ..... .. H FRIDAY I IUICH 18TH fouled out after scoring 26 points. 56-51 In one of the poorest played Spartans. March 24-Athens .................. A Petro. who scored 21 points, games In recent tournament · Maret Bendele and Sondra March 25-VInton .................. H FISH & CHIPS PLAml ................................. S2.04 and Betsy Od Ita took care of history. Two of Ow lilly tottof DippM Filh Sotn4 With Ow Hoas J1 1.-tw Ehrnsberger helped Kalida to March 28-Federal Hocking ... H Sauce, Hot Gtltloo Fr..... friw anti y.., Choia of H1a1.... Colotloiw, Mocll'tlli So· things In the overtime, each The two teams combined for 61 victory. Bendele had 7 fourth - March 30-Belpre ........ .. ........ H lad, Of ' • " " • !olaol ....... ..... hitting 3 of 4 free throws. turnovers, 32 of them by Gle· quarter points and Ehrnsberger 1 March 31.:..Aiexander ............. A nOak, neither managed to shoot 5, Including a free throw that put April 2-R'wood(DH-12:00) ... H SUNDAY, MilCH 20TH the Wildcats In front to stay a! April 4-Wellston .................. A h "It was od {lrst overtime of 40 percent from the field and BAKED SAUSBUIY STUI DINNER ................ S4.32 ~t!Jte~;a~~ saldw:a~~~c~~~~ Shaw hit just 3 of 12 free throws 45-44. April 6-Trlmble .... ............... H A '""''"' hrtioft Dl Dellcloot....,. Stllk 51 =••tOOl In a cr.._,.....,._ G<ny, h after missing Its first eight. . Keely Hillis, hitting 8ofl2from April 7~Southern .. .. .... .. .... .... H ..,,..... with llosho4 hhll•..,. Ho_,d ....,, Dollcloot Gn. ...,, anti Muth· t~e ~at~/ o~~ht in mind was "We just gave the game the field, kept Rosecrans In the .April 8-G.A.H.S........ .. .... ... :. H · - IIMI ,.. ......... I Hot lollontl . . ., "'" I - · .......a I at t ew g g r wasn't going to away," said Shaw coach Edith game with her long-range shoot- April 11-,Miller ........ .... ....... .. A CoHa or 5oob Dtcaf11Mto4. Iotti FrOtllly ••..,.lA 51oo115oft Driolo afltotToa "'"Y 1 Pay . e certainly had the Spivey . "We were just trying to tng. She finished with 17 points. Aprlll3-Nelsonvllle ........ ... ... H ... Substltvtooll. • April 15-Vinton Co .. ...... .. !.. ... A SAUSIUIY mal .SANDWICH ALONE""""""""""""""" 12.69 '\. ~~!!! r~l WANT ADS Qobbs, Cryslal Harmon, Angle Teafaf!l, Aimee Mtus; third, .Joy O'Brien, Daniele Hemsley, Amy Moore and Redenlth Mills, advisor. ~ ~ -- SWISHER &UltsE Memorial Hospital . Lady Bears .top. Seton, 62-58 • om~ •• MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH: David WESLEYAN BIBLE HOLINESS CHURCH of Middleport, Inc.. 7~ Pearl St., FOREST RUN BAPfiST. Rev. Nyle Borden. pastor. Cornelius Bunch. supt. Sunday School 9:30 a .m .; Second and fOurth Sundays worship service at 2: 30 p. m. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST , Fourth and Main St .. Middleport . Rev . Gl1bert Cralg. Jr., pastor . Mrs. Ervtn Baumgardner, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School?: 30 a. ~n .; Worship Servtce,l0: 45 a .m. . SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B. Hoskins, evangelist. Sunday Bible Study 9 a.m.; Worshlp. 1(t a.m .; Sun· ~a)' eve ning serviCe 6 p.m .; Wednesday evening service. 7 ·p.m. ' PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Racine. Rt. 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday School 10 a. m.; Sunday evening service 1 p.m . Wednesday evening service 7 p.m. . CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle. Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m . Morning Worship 10:30 a.m . Prayer servlce, altern· at e Sundays. THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Lima Rd., next to Fort Meigs Park , Rutland. Robert Richards, pastor. Services at 7 p.m . on Wednesdays and Sundays. HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP· TER of the Wesleya n Holtness Church . Rev. David Ferrell, pastor. ·H enry Eblin . Sunday School Supt.; Sunday ScboollO a . m .; Morning Worship 11 a .m .; E vening service 7:30p.m . Wednesday evening service 7: 30 p.m . · STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH, HarrY Holter, pastor. Su.nday _service'S 9:30a.m . and 7 p.m.; Midweek service, 7 ~ 30 p.m . Thursday. MIDDLEPORT PENTE COSTAL, Th!Td Ave. Rev. Clark Baker. past or. Ca rl Not tin gham. Sunday School Supt . S unday SchoollO a. m . wllh <'lasses ror all ages. Evening servia'S a t 6 p.m. Wedn esday Bi· bl e st udy at 7:30 p.m. Yout h services FridaY at 7: 30p.m . ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP, 128 Mill St .. Middleport. Brother Chuck McPh erson, putor. Sun day School 10 a.m.; Su nday Pvenlng se rviCE'S at 7 p.m. a nd Wednesday servic es at 7 p.m . ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kenneth Sm ll h. pastor. Sunday School9: 30 a.m.; chu rch servi ce 7: 30p.m .; youth fello wship 6:30 p. m.; Btf;lle st udy, Thursday, 7:3Q p.m FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE . 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom Kelly, pas· tor. Danny Lambert. S. S. Supf. Sunday morning service at 10 a.m.; Sund ay evenIng sprvlcP 7:30p.m . Tuesday a nd Thursday Services at 7:30p.m. NEW H>\VEN CHURCH Of' THE NA- ZARENE, Rev. Glendon Stroud. past or. Sunday School 9: 30 a. m.; Wouhlp st"rvice, 10:30 a. m.; Youth service Sunday 6:15 p. m. Sunday eve n i ~;~ gserv l ct"7: 00p. m . Wed· nesday Praye r Meellng a nd Blbl r Study Rev. Ivan Myers. pastor; Roger Manley, Sr., Sunday SchOol Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship 10:30 a.m .; Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Wednesday eventng Bible study, prayer and praise service, 7; 30 p.m. 7:00p.m. NEASE SETILEMENT CHURCH, Su n• LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mason. W. day aftern oon services at 2: 30. Thursd ay evening services at 7:30.' OF GOO- Gilbert Spencer, pastor. Sun· Va . Pa s.tor. Bill Murphy. .Sunday SchoollO day SChool 9!30 a .JTI .; Morning ~rvlce . a.m .; Sunday pventn g 7:JO p.m . Prayer IO:OOa.m.; Sunday evening servtce-7 :00p. meeHng and Bible st udy Wedn esday, 7:30 , m.; Mid· week prayer service W~nesday . p.m . Everyone welco me. lp.m. . MT. OLIVE FULL GOSPEL COMMUN · rrY CHURCH, Lawrence Bu11h , pastor . Max Folmer, Sr ., S. S. Supt . Sunday School 9:30 A.m .; Sunday evenlhg service, 7: 30 . m.; Wednesday evening Bible study and praise service, 7:30p.m . UNITED FAITH CHURCH. Rt. 7on Po" rneroy By-Pau. Rev. David Wiseman , Sr., pastor. Melvin Drake, S. S. Supt. Sunday School9 : 30 a .m. ; Morning Worship 10:30; RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa- lml St.. Rev. Paul Tay lor. paStor. Sunday School10 a.m.; Sunday ('ve nlng 7: 00p.m .:· Wednesda y PVPnln~ praYe r meeting 7 ~ 00 p.m. j;OUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH, Silve r Rldgt>. Dua n e Sydenslrlck er, pastor. Sunday School 9 a.m .; Worship Servlct', 10 a .m.; Su nday t" Ventng service, 7:00p.m. Wednesday nig ht Biblest udy 7:00 p. m. a.m. ; Sunday morning aer· vice, 11 a.m.: Sunday evenlna service, School 9:30 7• 30.p.m. Wedneoday prayer mettlng, 7:30 p.m. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHlJRCH, Letart, W. Va~. Rt. 1, James Lewil. paat(J"'. Wor· ship aervlceo 9:30a.m.: Sunday Schoolll a.m.: Eveolnaworlhlp7:30p.m. Tuesday cott•ae prayer meeting and Bible Study .9: :.t a .m.; Worship ~ervlce, Wednesday 7::11 p.m. OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Walnut ind Henry Sts., Raveuwood, W. Va. The Rev. Geof8• C. Weirick, P4BI<r. Sunday !lthooi9::Da.m.; Sundaywmhlp ·na.m. CALVARY·BIBLE CHURCH, locattdon Pomtroy Pike. County Road ~ neor Flat• Rev. Bla<kwood, putor. Services ~:=~~~~oo~:ao m. and 7:~p.m. wttb S 30a.m. Bible Study, Wtd· •. Baptists divided on church-state stance . ' By DAVID E. ANDERSON UPI ReUpon Writer Efforts by the fundamentalist religious right facllon In the Southern Baptist Convention to dissolve the Protestant body 's ties with the Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs have been temporai-lly derailed. But the faction, which seeks to reverse · historic- Bapllst positions on such church-state issues as government-sponsored prayer In the school, has succeeded In winning a sharp budget cut for the joint agency. At Issue In the dispute - a spln-ort of the feud between fu'ndamentaJists and moderates til the nation's largest .. Protestant church body -. Is the S9uthern Baptist Convention role In· the Baptist Joint Committee 011 Public Affairs. · The Washington-based joint committee Is a cooperallve agency of elgbt U.S. Baptist denominations and represents the groupe on Capitol Hill on a host of church-state Issues, monitors cues before the SUpreme Court and carries the torch for traditional unilerstandtngs of reljgtous liberty. But fundamentalists aligned with tlte political agenda of the religious right have 10111 looked askance at the joint committee's .opposition to state-sponsored school prayer and federaleld to perochtalachools as well as Its refusal to enter the anti-abortion campaign and take positions on President Reagen's judJclel nominees. · As the tundementallsts have taken control of the admlnistratlve machinery of the convention they have also succeeded In namlnl a maJority of mernberl of denomination's Public Affalrl Committee, the group that overaees Southern Baptist Involvement In the Joint Committee • . J . . c • ., ,. , ,, , �Friday. March 18, 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Community calendar FRIDAY ROC~( ·friday, M.-ch 18, 1988 · HARRISONViLLE Meigs Christian Women Fellowship LocalBand~stersMondayat7 . SATURDAY p.m. In band room of Meigs High meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday a\ the Zion Church of Christ. Each Rl\CINE - Registration lor School. woman is to make and model a the Racine Youth League . · •' summer ball season will be PORTLAND - Revival at hat for the meeting. Saturday, 9 a.rn. to noon, at the Morse Chapel Church, RacineSouthern Kindergarten building. Portland Roa<j, county road , 35, Fee $10 Jl,l!r child. Birth certifi- Monday through March~. 7 p.m. cate needed. Registration will nightly with the · Rev. Rick Grange Meigs Co~nty Pomona Grange also be held next Saturday, Weaver, .New Haven, W.va., as will meet Friday , 7:30 p.m., at March 26. · speaker. the Rock Springs Grange Hal), Columbia Grange will serve NEW HAVEN, W.VA.- Bend . MIDDLEPORT 2 Organiza· Area Gospel Sing will be held tiona! meeting for community refreshments. The National Se~ ­ saturday, 7 . p.m., at the First theater group will . be held at 2 ing Contest will be judged. Church of God In New Haven, p.m . Sunday In the Middleport ' . · . W.Va. Many gospel groups will American Legion Annex; all Youth leallJe Registration for the 1988 Rd! be featured. Everyone welcome. persons Interested in any phase cine Youth League summer bah 'of community theater Invited. season be .held at ' the RUTLAND - Slgnup for the Rutland summer ball program, 9 ·, EAST. MEIGS- Public meet- · Southern Kindergarten building a.m. to noon Saturday at the Ing at 7: :io _p.m. Monday at on Saturday, March 19 ani! Rutland Civic Center. Eastern High School to explain March 26, from 9 a .m. to 12 noo11 the need for passage of the both days. Fee is $10 !Nlr child, MIDDLEPORT - Middleport upcoming school levy. The ad- and a copy of birth certificate is 'Youth League final slgnup, 9 ministration and board of educa- needed. a.m. to 12 noon Saturday at tion will be present to answer Mljldleport VIllage Hall; ' need questions and provide informa- League slgn'ups Final sign-up for Pomeroybltth certificate. . tion; all residents of Eastern Youth League will be Saturday , District Invited. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m ., on the first floor POMEROY - Final sign-up of Elberfeld's. Registration fee. for Pomeroy Youth League will TUESDAY be. held Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 EAST MEIGS- OAPSE Chap- of $9 and a copy of blrt\1 p.m., on · the ilrst floor of · ter 448 wm h()ld an important certificate to be retained by the Elberfeld's Department Store. meeting at 7:30p.m. Tuesday in league must be presented for . each child Wishing to participate. the high· school.cafeterla. ROCK _SPRINGS - Meigs --- · WINNERS - SJillsbury Elem~nlary School . s&udeats wlaatug prizes lor reading the ·most · - boob during Rlgbt·to-Read Week are pictured. :· Tiley are, ~ling, I t r, Trlcla Davis, grade I; . Michael Leifheit, grade 2; aeated, I .lo r, Max WUson, grade 3; Dorothy Leifheit, grade 4; P!!t Young, grade, ~ •. aqd Brad .....ott&, grade; 8• . ' ' . :students t(;lke pa'rt in right-to-read week • Salisbury Elementary School . students took part In a number of • activities In 'tonjunctlon with ··their observance of Rlght·to··Read Week. : Various motivational actlvi, ties, all related to reading, were • competed through .the week by of the students. ,. 1). slogan contest was held prior : to the week In order to have a : slogan to work with durin~t the ·,observance. The slogan was Our '-Founding Fathers Gave Us • Rights Guaranteed So We Must Use Our•I:Ught to Read, submit~ by fifth grader, Jarrod •Folmer. an • Slinderellas met for weighing in ' . • I • ..• . I ••I• : At theMonday night meeti ng of · the Sllnderel)a Diet. Exercise : Class in the teen group, Michelle ··Folmer lost the most weight and Melissa Foster was runnerup. In , the adult class, Kay Morris . 'rex.anna Well and Be ity Dill all : !led for the most weight lost and - : Diana Bachtel was runnerup . : At the Tuesday morning Five • Point Class , Cindy Lambert a nd : w,anda Shank lied for the most : weight lpst and · Jan Davis was runner-up. , In the Tuesday nigh\ Mason tlass in the kid's class, Eddie : Reltmire lost ·the most weigh.t : and in the adult class Brenda · Roush and Janice· Reitmire tied : for the most weight lost. J,ennie ':Little, Terri Fife and Joan ·:Vaughan 1ltiifd for runners-up . ' New classes for spring are •beinning. Those needing infor: mation are to call Jo Ann : Newsome at 992-3382. iS· On Monday, stuctents started keeping records o( alrthe they read until Thursday a ernoon. Tuesday was read a t-s irt day with each .student writing a slogan, poem of a short story on a t- shirt and wearing It to classes. On Wednesday, a balloon launch was held In hopes that people will respond to cards attached to the balloons . . On Thursday, book swap day was observed bY grades four, five and six, and for grades one, two and three on Friday. Students could take In a book they no longer wanted and trade it for another book. Saturday was dedicated as Blue and · Annual book fare highlights meeting White Day, the school colors. Students In each classroom were also responsible for decorating their door. This contest ended In a tie between fifth and sixth graders. Other activities carried out by Chapter I read!ng students Included reading stories to each other, llstening to tapes of books, and llstenlng to s tortes and then drawing pictures. pertaining to the stories. The sixth grade students made booklets to give to the first graders. Chapter I .students completed the week by having an alphabet cereal s~lling match. · will SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Youth League coaches to meet at 1 p.ll). Sunday at' .Middleport Church of Christ; anyone Interested may attend. · r--------------'--------'- SP.RIN8 SA~IN8S! POMEROY - Meigs County Genealogy Society meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Meigs Mu- 1916 MERCURY· COUGAR .St le show iven seum, Pomeroy_:__ ~. g HARRISONVILLE -Mission-· ary services will be held Sunday, Middleport members ,presented a fashion show when the Meigs Christian Women's Fellowship met at the Middleport The Girl Scout and Brownie Church of Christ. . Troops presented the program to The style show featured the open · the March meeting of the special t~a party 'dress with the Riverview PTO with apl_lroxl - flow through look and the purse mately 80 persons attending. shaped like a tea pot; the new Highlighting the evening was · sack dress , which was secured the annual book fair. used as a through a local supermarket; the part of the school's events for the new car coat; the slip on dress; observance of Right-to-Read the colorful print dress ami hat Week. made from comic strips; dresses · . Nominati.ng and auditing com- .for the little <)ne; the little milk . mlttees were named by the · made dress; ·the beach dress and president, ·Sue Suttle. SChool Other special designs. · annol!ncements were given by Ruth Underwood led group head teacher, Grace Weber, singing and Isadora Williams led which included recognition of the devotional period using the school spelling champions, Char- 46th Psalm and presenting an lene Dailey, and Wendy Rach, - original poem, "Be Still and alterna te. Know I am God". Mr. Reed's fifth grade class Jeanette Carter conducted the had the highest percentage of business session. Women of the parents in attendance. Re(l!'!sh- Middleport church served re, ments were served by mothelsof freshment s following the fashion the third grade class. show. PB, PS, Cruioe, power wl~dciwa, AM/FM/Stereo, reck, auto. One owner. NADAUST $8595 =~: ~~oo $4250 1982 CHEVY TAHOE S-1 0 ••;!!.. $3 295 PB, PS, V-8, Topper. Wea (l89&. 1981 BUICK SKYLARK ••••••:......~ .. $1 79 5 Cl•n car. auto.. PB. PS. Air. . Sisson family ro sing The Sisson Family from Gallipolis , will be singing at the 9a.m. Sunday morning service at the Carletton Church, Kingsbury Road, County Road 18, the Rev. Clyde V. Henderson, pastor,' announces. . . OUR SALE PRICE 1 Autoi. PB, PS - .. substan~.) ' ' RIGGS USED CARS CHESTER (6141992-6606 JUST JUST ' •"' 'I sa"'rdOV a COME IN AND TEST DRIVE TODAY fr\dav. JIM COBB . " 614-992-6614 I I Over 1/2 off ( with this coupon ..,$ ~, ~ Special Purchase '87 Factory Novas. •' I I t) 1 1 SAVE $3.97 on women's reg. $6.97 soft canvas casual (as· lllustrqted) with this coupon. i • I I 308 E. M8in St. SUNDAY, MARCH 20 at 2:00 P.M•. At The Mill Street American Legion Annex Middleport, Ohio THE PURPOSE IS TO FORM A THEATRICAL GROUP AND PLAN ACTIVITIES. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO AnEND ~ ~~~~~~~~ The ' Pomeroy, Ohio ' , . Sun., Mar. 20 onlyl Limit 2 pairs per co~pon. · ·----305 Upper River Rd., Gallipolis, Ohio ••.,,•.••~oe::~~-~~;~M~.o~-~s~;;,;;•J ~ ' • PHONE Contact one of our You'll want to HOLZER CLINIC sales representatives aisted ~elow) today to reserve your ad space. AD DEADLINE IS FRIDAY APRIL 1st. advertise tn our guide for tiniely .tips and information on gardening. MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH ,, . HAS ltiE FOLLOWING ONE WEEK ONLY 614-992~6614 Will Meet ' MON. 8t WED.-'7 to 8 P.M . TUES 8t THURS.-6 to & P.M. ., JOY liNG - INSTIUUOI CALL 992-3J94 FOI IIGimlliON ~ · Wei~tollored llyllng and rubber · ribbed sole make this llyle perlect · for all active and CCIIUal wear. t Pomeroy, Ohio JIM COBB Chevrolet•OldsmobileeCadillac . AMERICAN LEQION COMMUNITY THEATER DANCE FOI JOY Women's lOft 'O GIMII oasuaL.t CHEVROLET•OLDSMOBILE•CADILLAC 308 E. Main Street • .... . od sundav OnlY' 4.3 Liter Fuel Injected S-1 0 Truck I Named on dean's list SPRING SESSIONS .}.~.!m!~;:;!!.~m1••••$4200 · HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT SPE(IAL ......$3 500 NEW NEW Methodist CAILDON SCHOOL, SYUCUSE; OHIO ARRIVED ARRI Unl~ed Women held their March meet- NAMij:D ·- Dele.n a DaviB, , 19'71.!S.T, -~ ~orth,Jslll'e of ~ , Boektur 'l'echnlc.al cou.p ·l&udenu -to be .Jnducted Into Phi Theta Kappa Honorary Fraternity during the winter Induction. A student must have a U or better grade potut average and provide a service to the community to be selected. Davis, a first year crniectlons sludent, Is the dataghter of Roy and Zelia Brown. She and her husband, Keaenth G. Davis; are parents of a daughter, tleAnne , and a son, Eric. · SEYEUL CHEAPIES TO CHOOSE FROM 985-4100 • r;~;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;t ................................................ . . Auto .. PB. PS. Good condition. Americare-Pomeroy Nursing and and health . The-- group sang •·open My Eyes, That I May ing in the church social rooms See". Members wrote answers to with Helen Teadford and April various questions throughout the program. April Harmon, HarHarman a s hostesses. riett Sinclair and Kathryn Fryar Mary Lisle opened the meeting were readers of topic, ''A New with notes on St. Patrtck and · Character", "Hunger · in Arnerusing devotion from Grit, •'Pararica" and . "Need for Health ble of a Prodigal Son With a Care". A discussion on answers Happy Ending''. The secretary's of the group closed the pragram. · report noted that 21 shut-In calls Marc!;~ Karr gave prayer and were made. The treasurer's Mary Cundiff gave the spiritual report w;~s read and a freewill closing on "Motives". offering and the birthday of Mary life . Refreshments were served ·to. Cundiff no.ted. Beulah Ward read a letter !rom those named earlier and to Helen Geraldine Allen about the Jack- Teaford, lrene Parker and Tam! son Area Ministries which needs Fryar. support. She also presented the . program, "The Fruits of the Spirit' ' which stressed the opporAndy Rose, Racine, has been tunity to focus on how one's named to the Dean's U!lt for inner, spiritual growth Informs. Academic Excellence at Wilmotivates and energizes one's mington College where he Is a outer more public ministry and sophomore. To be eligible for relates the fruits of the spirit to listing students must maintain a · Involvement in social action in minimum 3. 5 grade point aver ~ reg.a rd to hunger, homelessness age out of possible 4 points. · The Asbury Ann Landers 1981 PLYMOUTH K-CAR...........~$119 5 OPTOMETRY SERVICES ON PREMISES Revival to begin 1 The Rev. Jay Budd wiu be .l.' evangelist for revival services to be held at the Middleport Church, of the Nazarene, 582 Beech St., DEAR READERS: The National next Tuesday through Sunday, Council on Alcoholism does a Ma~rch 27. · ~perb job of educating lhe public. The Rev. Budd was born near ~tly somethina came in !he Parsons, Kansas, but spent most . mail that I feel should be seen by of his youth on a !arm near Twin every teen&~er, their parents lind . Falls, ldaho. Alter accepting a teachers. Here it is: · call to preach, he weni to Nqrthwest Nazarene College N01HING BUT 1HE FACTS · where )le graduated In 1944 with a I. Alcohol is America's No. I major ln religion. He conthiued drug problem !11110118 youth. (In hts preparation for the ministry 1985, an estimated 4.6 million at Central Baptist 'Seminary. idolesc:ents, qes 14 through 17, REV. JAY BUDD ' -experienoed neptive consequences consumed in average of 7S,<XXl When the Nazarene Theloglcal of alcohol use - arrest, involvement times on TV before he or she is.of Seminary opened In 1945, he transferred and rec'eived the i'n an acclden~ impairment of legal drinking &~e. Bachelor o! Divinity Degree evening and at 10:45 a.m. on health or job performance.) I from there In 1948. He has Sunday . Providing special music 2. Aloohol is twice as popular 11. Drinking differences between pastored Nazarene churches In on Wednesday , Friday and Saturamong oolleae students as the next boys and girls are diminishing. (The Cheney, Wash., and In Lebanon, day evenings will be Cathy lf&ding drug, marijuana, and more number of youns female drinkers Celina , Williamsburg and John- McDaniel and Jan Lavender . ~)tan five times as popular as The pastor, the Rev , Fred has bel:n increasing more rapidly stown, Ohio. 1:00line. · than the number. of young male Penhorwood, Invites the public. be held at 7 ~ach l;iervices will , 3. · Only 42 percent of founh . drinkers. Girls also rend now to , g,raders .know that aloohol is a drug, experiment with a wider variety of !X)mpared to 81 percent who oon· · , , sider marijuana a drug. · 12. It is eStimated that increasing ., 4. The earlier in life a child starts llSinl!l any dependence-producing federal . excise taxes on beer, the drug, ·the more likely he or she is to favorite alcohol beverage among 7·00-9•00 Mo.NDAY NIGHfO. U. Uoiversiov ltfftr- Hall experience health problems. and go youth, would reduce alcohot.relaton to we other drugs. ed motor vehicle fatalities by SS . TUESDl Y MORNING ......!!:O:!.~~~!~.f'!!!!......... 10:00-11 :30 S. About lO,<XXl young people percent amana 18- to 20-year-old TUESDAY NIGHT ••••••••••• !1!!.~.~~!!.~1~~!............... 5:00-6:00 ~ 16 to 24 are killed each year in YOWII! men and by 45 percent alc;ohol·related accidents, including among 18- to 20-year-old young TUESDAY NIGHT ...'!!'!!!.'!.~l!';s.~.::.~!~~!.'!..~~.~~~.... 7:30-9:00 drowning, suicides, violent injuries, women. . ' homicides and injuries from fire. THURSDAY NIGHT.~;f~~!!.;;:.!!~~~~!S~~r~~... 6:30-8:00 . 6.. Alcohol·related highway JOANN NEWSOME- 614.992-3382 deaths are the No. I killer of IS· to · · · 13. Alcoholism is .a chronic, · progressive and potentially faial } 4-year-olds. disease. It is sure to lead to ~· 7. Nearly 100.000 10. and 11t')'ear-olds reported 8CitiJ!g drunk at psychological and physical depen· .1 - - - - - - - : - - - - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - l dency as w~ll as dama!le t~ the ~onceaweekin 1985. 8. Children of alcoholics have a body, often irreversible. . ,four times greater risk of developr, ina alcoholism than children of 14. Alcoholism is one ot the most ~onalooholics. (There are 28.6 mil· serious public health problems in l':flon children of alcoholics in the the Uuited Slates today. The same is ...u.s. today, 6.6 million of whom are true in R~W~ia, FI'IIJICe and Italy. ::UOderlheageofl8.) · · 1 15. One out of three American ;• 9. Many surveys suggest that the adults- 56 million Americans- say :~lies! predictor of the drinking that, alcohol abuse has brought ,.l!abits of adolescents is the attitude trouble io their families. . 1f4,lnd behavior of their parents • • . ~rding the usc of alcohol. (Ado- · Planning a wedding? What's ~ !escent heavy drinkers tend to oome ~ from homes where one or both · right? lAndersWhat's Guide forwrong? Brides""The will rnieve Ann .,parents are heavy drinkers, or from your imxiery. To .IY!Ctlve a copy, send :~tomes where both are abstainers.) . ~, I0. A child will see alcohol $2.50 plus a No. 10, self-addressed, stamped envelope (39 rerrts po6tage) to Ann lAnders, P.O. Box i1562, Chi· aJgO, Ill. 60SIUJ562. . ' 1979 PONnAC GRAND PRIX ..... $1295~- ..----------'-'----1 UMW study •fruits of the spirit' CALL 992·6128 ri;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~ 1985 FORD LTD BROUGHAM · Auto., PS. PB. air. cruiae, power -ta end windows. AM/FM/atereo, ceaaette. V-8. Showroom clean. Rehabilitation Center I OUR SAlE PRICE PRifE $9800 7:30p.m., at Harrisonville Hall· ness Chapel on· Route 684. Speaker wiil be Rev. Benjamin Salnout with Voice of Victory Inc. ' The Dally SentiMI-P!Ige 7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Nothing but the facts 'I f~om a}coh0 1counct"1 POMEROY - · Tlfe Meigs County Utter Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the litter control office, ·located at the corner of Union Ave.,andRoute 7 In Pomeroy. MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Meigs County Churches of Christ Men' s Fellowship meeting at 7: 30 p.m . Monday at Bradford Church o! Christ. SPRINGS - Meigs County Pomona Crance will meet Friday. 7: 30 p.m·., a I the Rock Springs Grange Hall. Columbia' Grange will serve re!res~ents . National Sewing Contest will be judged. • • E FOR YOUR C ' . SPECIAL SECTION APRIL 5, 19~8 992-!188 ..- 1hls nuMber .... bern addrd to _.olt ••ler for you to contact ... We •• rlr1l» for lillY lncciiYIIIIIICt yo1 ·. . , ••" Uflllla•cad In ' . .. ' or ... •• Pleasant Register 675-1333 . Gallipolis· Daily Trib~ne 446-2~42 ---- Larry or Chip . ' • The Daily Sentinel .992-2156 I . B~QJ"Dave �M.ch 18. 1988 The Daily Sentinel -lllil·- PHONE 992-2156 Or111 t.msa.. ,_.,.,, CllsDot<. .- ft71t ' Business Senices 1----------------...;,-i Business Services RandS AUTO REPAIR ' BROWN'S TRAILER PAll 4'1926 ST. n. 1 TUPPliS I'WNS, OliO 'Campers, RVs, 17Yro. ExpeCERTIFIED MECHANIC or Mobile · Home Lot ·aus. 667~6102 Rentals HOME 374-5599 HOUIS. 9:30 a.no.-6 p.m. 992·5623 Monday-Friday POIIIIOY 01110 2-lt-'18-1 mo. Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE ' . hereby given· thot o~ Stturdov •.March 19, 1988. at 1 0 :00 t. m .. a pub· lie ulo will be hold at 1 01 Union Avenue, POmeroy, Ohio, 10 Mil lor ctah lholol· lowing collottrtl: 1 978 Cheurolot Camero Sll 1 817L8N572527 1980 CJ-7 Joop Ill JOM93AC709013 Do...- Model 0810 Caoo NOTiCE i1 5 H•ppy Adi Sal. ~y • Birthday, • f ~ielet Loai~elr ~ • I' • I Lordy, Lordy! Look r~ho's 40!! 11 OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY · Lot of Now ltemo: Fiahing Suppllea, Guna. Archery, and Much M..,.. Cal J. 0. Shlwa;t erUIShlwert 742-2421 Or . Stop ly 'Tile Store OnMew .... leCHiout ofllltla,.. 2·21 -'17-1 mo. lmm IIIIOVIES & SIIOIS lo YHS TAPE ' lot u1 · - thaot olciMowiat & Slitlot """ to _ , VIIS. YOUNG'S or eoi'S EIECTIOIICS .446-7390 11/Zfll-tfc Public Notice .. 707&585 The Farmer~ Bank and Sovinga Com.,.ny, Pomeroy, Ohio. reeervea the right to bid at thi• ale. and to withdraw the above collateral p~or to otlo. Furlhor. I· Tho Ftnnoro lank and Savings Company reHrYel the right to rojoct any or oil bido aubmitlod. · Further, the above colla· teral wil( be aokl in the condition it ia in with no ••preued or implied warren· tiel given. (3118, 17, 18, 3tc CASH BASIS COMBINED ANNUAL FINANCI ... L REPORT For The Fiaca! Yaar Ended Docombor 31 • 1917 SYRACUSE VILLAGE Meiga County, Ohio GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES REVENUE RECEIPTS: Local Toxoa ..... ....... 11,109 !'ovonue ....... ........ 31, 1 13 Chergttfor HNicOI .................. 6,028 Fines. Licenaea. and Pormito ........ ... ... ... 5,606 Miacolleneoua ........... 5,836 TOTAL RECEIPTS ............ &8,618 EXPENDITURE DISBURSEMENTS: Current: Security of Person llo Pro~ny .. .. . :... . 13,348 Leieure Time Acti•ltioa ....... ........... 983 Transportation ...... .... 3,180 General Govommonl ........ .. 23,817 Ctpitlol Outlly .. ... ... 30.483 TOTAL DISBURSE· MENTS ............... 71,859 Continued on Page 1 0 71 Auto's For Sale ' - Addont 1nd remodeling - Roofing •nd gutter work - Conc,.te work - Plumbing 1nd electrical work (Free Eotimatoal 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Oh)~ .... ... 1 319 So. 2nd Ave• Middleport, Ohio 1-28-'88-tfn r---------., RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc GUN SHOOT EVERY SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. 11 3 -................. ,_. Far -....., - Kupld'a Neot. P.O. Bo• 118. I Ohio46838. caro~ac: ... ,..... SALQ..HIYICI-SIPPIIIS loyol & SCM Tnoawrilln loyol ' MAl (lie..... · loyall IACINE FilE DEPT. Basha• luUdlq EVERY SAT; NIGHT 6:~0 P.M. factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 10-7-tln 161 Norlfl St~ond Ohio 45760 Midolopo~l. SAlES & SERVICE We c .erry Fishing Supplin Pay Your Phone and Cable Billa Here IUSINESS PHONE (6141 992-6550 RESIOEJiCE 11 ·:t.Hn NEW HOMES REMODELING ADDITIONS CONCRETE & BLOCK WORK PIIOfl( 16141 ROOFING & SIDING 949-2748 . 3115/'18 lin -Howard L. Wrltetll JO'S GIFT SHOP w SYUCUSI, NEW STOII-NEW .STOCK LOW PRICES Register for FREE Bird lath - No Purchaa Necessary Come In - Lots f>f New Gi{ts! 3- -'88-1 mo. & ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutter a Downapout1 Gutter Cleaning P•inting FREE ESTIMATES 949·2263 or 949-2168 3-2-88-1110. TIIPU P EXCAVATING •Dozer llo Btckhot Work •Will Do Hauling With Dump Trucll •Wrecker Service •Junk Yard Bullneu WAHl 10 IUY WIICIED 01 JUNII CAIS 01 TIIKIS -FifE ESIIMAIESFor any of thtto strYictl col .........._ 614-742-2617 letwean 9 1.111.·6 p.m. 2·111="'1 ·tfn FULL TIME & PART TIMERN I'IIOTO ADS SEW Premiering SUPERVISORS 11 :00 P.M.-7:30A.M. 7S liD ICFILONG· RRM CARE FACIUTY Looking for • few good nu ..... to join our ct.dicatecl ltlff who 11e committed to providing qullity e~r•· If you fwl you 1h1re this dedication an~ committment to quaUty f8rilltric c~re and UNim The orlglnll B~y. Sell, Tred'e Mlgarinl tor cars, lrucks, bolltl, eye.... RVs FOR QUICK RESULTS ... AdvertiM today in Y'fh•ler OHler. or you JUat may mia• • aalel Ph. 1-ftJ.IJU or 1-164-4233 1.~,. packlge. AICADIA NURSING CENTER lox A, Main St. Coolville, Ohio 4S123 1-614-667-3156 Local Car Dealer Needs Experienced MECHANICS and BODY MEN with ASE certification. PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 6-17-tfc 2-21-'17-1 - WA~TED DEAD OR AUYE •Dryer~ •R•ngea •Freezers •Refrigerator~ •W..hera "Must .. lopalrable" lEN'S APPUANCE SOVICE 915-3561 o: P. Box 111 Pomero , Oh. 45769 Real Estate General ' EAGU RIDGE SMALL ENGINE PH. 949-2969 Dealer fer YAIDIUN & ECHO Locatad Halfway be& BUhan. - n Rt. 7 Nflf &USED ~EIS 8.7 Financing on Yardman Service on All M•k• Wt "-or MC/DIH/Yila ElWIN CONSDUCTION CHESTII, OHIO Custom Home Building, Room Additions, Remodeling It Rep•ira. Ro_ofs. Baths, Khchena 985-3365 · Day or Ennlilg 2·25-'11·1 mo. J/7/1111 ... Over 1 00 Properties For Sale- Call Today 992-2259 9-5 Mon.-Fri. 9-3 Saturdays JEAN TRUSSEU-949-2110 TRACY RIFFLE-848-3080 DOniE TURNER-&82-1192 HANK CLELAND-882-11&1 OFFICE-112-22119 2-.Brnantllolci,10ftd 1 ......... 311- ..... Mldcl-. Ohio. 11own trollor. Cuta. ouddlr'• ..,,...... 8 w.- olcl pupa. John CollmM, l'ordond, Ohlq 114-143·1421. · Ch"*- (~I ond - · N1nnr 11081:. C.l...._ 4 Md B p,.m. 114-112·3217. B """"" olcl molo hound bloclc with :1104-871· e924. · "'own .........._ ............ "Free Eetlmeta" Pl. 949·2101 or Rts. 949·2160 (AlV CH Vlhge of SyrKUH. The AAA needs Drlwer Trllnlfta lnmuctora. Mutt hn-a good driving _... .... hod • -Ohio drivor'a llconoo I yeera. klell for ralit'MI. Will tre6n. lubmlt QueUficatlons ·to: AAA 310 Stcond Auo. , Golllpollo. Ohio 46131 . WANTEO: Part-lme )3B hrl/welk) Communtty Servlc. Wort. potltlon 1¥8Uablt at In lntennedlate c1re facility for develoDmantllly 'diMbled ldUIU In O.ilpolll, Ohio. Hours: 3a,:so PM . ...... 7 -IIIIo hOUri. M·F. plua _ _ _ _ lyl1aft '411111 · OhioHlah-dogroo cifver'a ...._. nd•. ooM-....- ........, IOporionCI -wntl with pot• 10n1 wtlh mentll reurdetlon 1nd development dluiHIItl•• preftrNd: ..... hiVe eooc1 commulllcatlon end organl11tkln *Ill. be •ble to wortc • Plrtofl ....,. and pullalull. Good money m••u nMt tUII to htndlt retidentl' flnMCII needed. II• luy : e4.21/hour . Sick· ~·llfelnsur~~na. Mnlfh:a. lancl ,_me and coww llt1« to Rollin Eby, .....,.Community P.O. lox 104. Jacll- s-. -..,, Ohio 41140. AppiiDittona """' ... by: 3-24· 81 . 'Equal-- Opportunity FOUNO: Vol-. ""Ito a1t1poc1 COlon ~Or.llno'-o found by March 211 lllololl., lo A - 8h-. Coli 11444e-1422. · w1• GET PAID fCH roodlnO bookal 1100 por tlllo, Woltlo: PASE33K, 1e1 8. UncoiOMOJ, N. Auoora. 1110142. ·-- .... -· -· BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM IUILT HOMES & GARAGES "lt a.. a I 'e Prices" Day or Night NO SliiDAY 'SALES I SERVICE lt. I, U. S. IT. 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO 614-662-3121 Sel'Yin1 Raotyll"'l • Roupholat.olng John ._ri, Ntw Hollllntl, lush Hog Autllo1blll Form fl!litlmanl D•ltr F1111 E~al.. lilt . Ptrh & llf'J• Metp & Middleport Vici"ity ~'W'Je"":1~~0F FAIIIICI .......... Do'-Y fAll EITlMAnl 16141 .. , - 667·66~·1 lltviCSS lllptndlble lillri111 Aid Salu I Sarvi~ C!J H11rin1 EniUitlons For Ali Aaas i:i Ucensed LISA.M. KOCH, M.S. Clinical AudloiGiist ::z: z - 1614) 446-7&19 or (614) 992-2104 417 Second . . . . 110111213 a.!Apolll. - 45131 - Will do bllby altting In my home. ,., Hav• reference•. C•ll814-387- · 7&71 . ... .............................. lnfonnltlon netcled concerning any lllp ot 3 or 4 All T....... V - IATV or.ATC). Call Tho ll<_ol....._ 1-1002411-HU : Auction Fet*al, ltatll •nd Civil l•rvloe Jobl. Now hiring. Your .,.., n 3,110 10 Ul,480. lmm• - - I l l· CoH1-31B·733-IIIIt. F27el. F Auatlon- Col. 0 - E. Clldt. .304-IIB-3430. llo. No. 714- 11. you, OMI buMMIJ. Call (rlfun· - .. 1-11S·4&8-3B38 hi. 11122. 24 hn. ........ _ _ ... _.. " you _ot had - Want.cl To Buy Wopoy-looloto_...._, ulad ..... Jim Mink Chtv.•Oiclt Inc. IIIG-Jahnoan lt4-441-H72 .... __.....,........... ---· A.II . llnlgld at 111 Llnooln Road. 114·112·2413 ......., _ _lteyfllltl-room S14-1!41-ZI31 114-812Oftdlloarcl. - ·ar·· CoR 1112. Caii'II'IN hOIIut aida ot furnl. t\H'II • •11q ._ Alto wood • Olvo. ·-·~'­ • A - . Thlnl • e14-441-J11t. -..-- II _.... odd~ tloftal pelf Ill 181 ..,..... to lltytlnt - warlllnl ............... ill - · lt4-241-1112. J"'* Cell wfttt or uuMaut =:i"ioa.Coll IA"Y .~-S14- · ft - - b i l l II .. _ .... Welll...,. ...bounyou a 111 11 .. , . . fer Milt 4ay • • • Jj ~r:-"'== . , . flit 1....... ' -. Coiii,C.1712711. .. . . - fNI FllldiiLI.tl '• 21 ' -------~-- 1"-.t ••~ "· I NOTICE I THE OHIO YAUEY PUBLISH'·, lNG CO. -OMiondl lhol you •• • do bulin111 with ....,.... you .. ,. 11 • know. and NOT to send mon.., thtOuqh the mill until you ,...,. " ~ lnvl.tltltell tha offering, "' ::.:=::::.::::.:.::::..::.::::::::__ - tt•' ~\ ,IXCIUINT CAlli M~NIY ... ....... ........ llllomt.... - . . II L l•t~ mor.. :.... your ............ Cell a ==t.:.-:.:··1·· .,,,_,.. '·~Y !~ · w•··· -:tt ;n ,-:;,. _.:" t!13!' , ,. ,~ ... ... 1-\,."'1' T........ toliloO(I)·t12.100 . 0oal '' dlrMII wtth mlmlfecturer. 1. .. 1\k -114-0411 at. 1203. "' z3 ,., ... .... Profe11lonal Sarvlcea -Mary luclt·814·441·1787 • o,... ~-·· Coli ar 446-441t. · =-~=---- ~ ~J • ·~ II _. LANOLORO • EKcollonl lnaome ~-1 unft ..,._ ·~1r bldg. 2 bloab from aenter of .,.1.'"., Jecikaon. Ob6o. v.,., madam. '",,.~ tow raalntenMne. Ml*ate Utal· ~ ......... del. 1~ aDOUDI•d. wtplng to l'lh •u. ... NMOnlble. C.l Century 21. j •If.\ Mlohetl Glllum·AIII E1t1te. St4-2118-2211. ...••• . ... 21. '""·· l{ Jf~... "; n,· "tl '(t . ·1·""1.. ' ·~ ~· ' 'i!"t" . \"•,... W..., • P1intlna ·'!.X 11 yra. ot aporionoo-alf work ..-• r ..,, Htlmatet. C1U *':'~'" 114-441-1121 . '"· .( c.,,.. 00 0 , ·.- 1977 Chocikm... Jet - r . 18'h ft. 8erllfy jlt drive. 410 Ford motor. okioqqlp,_t,cond. plioM 304-&11-7e&ht- '• •. , - :::;;;::::=== -:; 0 now. •·:=: to,...,.... ' botiV """"· -oom. Hciiriiia *"' - ,.. -- -·· Stela..-.. ••• _...... _____ ..' _ m-. ~ It••· . '' ' wa... ••• ·&:;'o':'li. Jf ' ~--··-, hp, txtru. uud M 304-&71·2314. '' ' • l :•, •1 peytftlf'lta -·· Bueiness Opportunity ATTN: Hunters. Fisherman, ~empen- For 1111 in Jacbon Caunty, fonner campground wllhomoltlodtoliulldlnv•lmal 1 rm. living querttn. 320 ear• af hunting ldjaoent to 300 ~ert~ of pubUc hunting....,.. lttMm, 2 pondt. l"ltUral liNing, tton. trelle. Aeee~~ IPPfOX 1 ml11 franuge Ul Rte. 31 betWeen Jadleon • Chllllooth•. Ohlr.. Cell Cemury 21 • MichHI Gillum, R•ll E1tat1- 8U.. 211· 2211. boet; t~~~~ 1V-1, ov... 11 II, 17& .............____ ==---=~:----- .t ~.· R atOMhmoney.Auemble , _ .. -.. J-,.,. tl& bonlee. tort Mil mor..ltlrt 9 I' - ~ ··· Thr• fllftlty yerd ..... MarGh 11-11. 8:00-I:OOp.m . 101 Wolfe Drive. l1bY ltama. clothel, mlec. R1ln or lfllno. , 1$87 nothlnt - n. floOr·-- -It Ic-. ' .. . .......P'omerov ......... . SURPWI DENIM, Carhert. R....l Clothing. Heavy . _ lot 114 ••• 1. . . 127 3 rd workGIDthlng, bodti•Hwtnt.r.. ~- OH. - •· _,_ .,.._, Polltlcol AdAw.' Golllpollo. . · .. lm-'-ocl S~llildoa. ... ..••• GOOO USEO APPUANCES ~~~~~":,2, R~o~: dry.,.. refriHrat:OrL h R ,._....... rangoa. lkOIHII Applloncoa. ..,::._8","o0owaodpm . ,o_t~ 7S:&:a;: U - R - Rd. Slone c - M-. 814-4411-nte. LAYNE'I FURNITURE i 1 I ft. Hydrupon llu boat. a0 : HP. M•rc., Mere. TM. II·JKVP. ~ trti!IW. Ea.Con. C. I lfttr I \ PM-114-4411-9411. U H1ul truokl 1nd tr1H..-1 for rent. 304·171-7421 . w......_ "NOW that . we'"e WOn the v· . · lottery I· think we . can continue farmm'g" • Boats and Motora for Sale 2e 11 . . . , _ - -· 11u wldolloam,lloloclronlc.golloy, cenvu, ..c. 310 V-8 Mg .• .,_, I . Yory low hOUri. t27,1500. Coll304·727·8190. •nltabl•. ••r .. 76 r.:BI•· w•. ·=~==,h= Com-ol ~........ A..--.MaA .. ........ - ... -liagln- ........_ " . H!l - • r& Superintendent nHd~. IXP.. ritnced penon nMIIed for 1 · ...,.nntendent In gr...lnglnd or ; • : paVIng for the Piedmont .,.. of North C.rolln1. Show •xperienca of the lut Hv• y•ere or longer. Employm1111 IVall•bl•. EEO. Writ1 Jim" L. Proplt, PO '.•u Bolt 188. Concord. NC 2802fi. '' Plrt tlmeden1ll11alltlm : W111k- · "' ~ end work. ApproxlmltMy I to 18 , " • houra 1 Experience preferred . To1ppty Send Resume to P.O. Ball ·21. Point Pl1111nt. .,.t wv ..21&50. • ,... .,, · - - - - - - ,. A TV or utllttY tr•ll•. 304·171- 21&9. •u • H1fp wanted: Part time rec•p· ' tlonlst in' dental office. Approxi· J mately 15 houl'l 1 week. To IIPPlveendretUmetoPOiox29, · ' POini Pl.....,l, WY. 21BBO . E- I ="'!~~Tv a.: Open ';1M';iPM . Mon thou °- ' .· •( ilolt¥rt- ..... Hoy- Allln-condHion. 101ocra hllfarmlooom-.IOIR• rep~~ir, 3 wlterwele, tot of llml>oo. Produolna g u - 0111 liulldlnga. 2 -IC .,._ with -·'homo hook-upe14-13e9814 . s ' ... ·~f UIED· Btdl........... bedroom IUitea, •tlt-•288. D11k1, wrlnetr wuher. • complet•llne of UNci fUmlture. NIW, W - . liootl- UO. Workboota t18 • up~ fltMI • -too). Colll14·446·31&e , ' Firewood - - . . . - . . . . -'•;:5:: 00::;pm;:::; . ~1 ':; '::"!';...""::!,Go~- h;7~=~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . _ n 01 ..,r dlacoottlon. 304- 61 Farm Equipment 71 Auto'• For Sale 76 Auto Paru Sotoa ond cholra p - trom · S9B-3441. & Accessorie1 t~;:;;;~;;:;===~T~~~~~==~~~ up Ut& 10 191&. Tablol lBO and . .:..:..:....:.:..;,.:.;__ _:..____ 11o SONS . 1983 Buick Plrk AvenlH. Sh11'D1 7 room 3 .....,OOm hou,. on to e121. Hkt••-bed• •390 19CJ 1 2 58 u.s. 31CR!)S8 WeaL Jaokaon. Ohio. Low mll•g•. Call 814-441· Louro1CIIflwl~7•or•. Wahor 32 Mobile Homea 44 Aptlrtment to 1111. R - - . n21 to 'g J • • cyl. 3 &14-281·14 51 . · 0131: . Oldo .. 8ulcll, Panlioc, Chovy, . ~_'!.__dryor, rolrlg" orator. "'""•· far 111e tor Rent U71. Lampo - ezi 1o t125. ~c!:a:~~&o:t9c:;' ~ Moauy fll'lluiCin, Now Holland. truck. P:ord, Chrytl.w~••Mr. ekinG t41.000. DfMttee t108 and up to *4915. Octl gym (rower uercillrl Buah Hag 1•1•• S.rvlce. Ov• 1884 (:hlyiMr Rell1nt SW. AC, Chevy CUMCIII . 1ft Inter· 814-. . 2-8310 Itt. 8 PM. Wood ..W. w-1 ahllrlt281to t1BO.OO. lnvet~lan IUfd_. 40 UQd trtctor1tochooaefrom PS, Pl. AM·FM·SteriO. Euel. tt'lnsmlllfonl n1lly ln...,red l tlrry 3000 mt. M ••1 ho o:_. . · 171&. OOak t!OO up to t371. t100.00. 304·181-3&04. llo complolo llno of uaad or 30 Hy w1rnnty (......_,.,. ••· Rent with option to buy. 4 equipment. Larg.n: aeiiiC'don In cond. COli 114·379·2688. tom'e on 1 •ere ~t. wiR· 2 ·aR · 1pt1. I cloHta. khdl.n· HutchM tUO lnd up. Bunk OCCUrt, flrat). We buy tur* t.ldroam freml hOm• , on 31 .... _.-·•laly7• 2.,018Gienwood, h~ook. furnitMd, ..~·-Drv• Hell aompiMe New lnduatrial exhHit f~n. · S.E. Ohio. 1 HI C1mwo. Red with •II lhl tJiln•lulonl. Ctll 814-448· ... - • · Wooda ond mo-o. o304· •· · -up, -~· UI&Oftduptotlll. lo Exeat cond. '1300 or oeea. -·•-t~ t170.00, Albeny•r•. Mol1• County. Coil ....,, · _,..,.. Inc· t110. MettNtlelorboxiOrinol 871· 71152.oft., &:00 eall 304· JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT • extru. boal otter. Colle14-387-oe&e. 171 -7731 1·eec.B2&4. . . 33 .Farms for Sale Aota . . Coli 304-17 or luK "'twin tee, finn 178, aoicl 44e-9777 BUDGET TRAN8MISIIONI· 171·1104. fll , Qu._, UH, King W- white baby bod. bumpor 3 Pl. hRch. -or. tortiHzar 1t71 Datsun B210 zx. 4 cyl., 4 Uoad l l'llliulll, all., _ _.., • . lpiOioua 4 ~m hom1. 1Y.t t310. 4 dr~Werchllt •11. Gun ped lnd sheets. 171.00. 304- spreedlr wtrh PTO 1h1ft. t199 tpd. Fllr cond. Call e1 ol-44:&· teed 30 dey't mlnlm'um. PrloMbeth. blluttfulllght o•k wood· N•w ·oompl•tllly, furnlshecl •Oibinlltl e gun..Bib'f l'nlttf'IIIIM 171-1132. . whll• th., lut. 7879. •aa II up. Aebult work, aood n•lghborhaod~-, 30 are flarm : Mo1tly tllllblt. lpartmtnt • mobllt home In t41. led frena. •20. Quick ~ton. Cal 8U... · Ne1r Rio Orand•. Pond, Hma, city. Adults only. Plrldna. C.ll t30 • King frlme tiO. Good T•bl• uw, Cfllftsmln, 12 Inch, 11150 Oliver Dlntl triCtor, 1987 Chovallo. 4 o:,l .. 4 opd .. low •• 138. 360 CDrl¥erSian kttl 812-57 4. -homo. COII814· 24&·817f ' 14·4411.0338 . -ion ot -..om IUIIM, f2BO.OO.Toko81noh_, _ t3710. J.D. l'"noport dlac. AC, 1 2,000 mlloa. 14396. Coil to fit 1 ·10'a. C-10'• • "'*'": • overdrive. Hllnl part. fDr trlnl- -. ar 24B·91e2. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT _ ....., hlad-a *30 _ .. loolo on t r - t304· ti&O. 4 bottom plowo, UIO. e14·44•-e. .7 . m l - • u a n a m - -. CoH .. 1 Y.t ttory- 3 bedroom. f1mlty 871-3912. . Ownor wiH flnonco. Coli e14· 1·304·4230 or 1-114·378· room. l1rge kitchen with dining 12 ecre f•m. e rooms • blth. 8 uOG!T PRICES AT JACK- ond up lo Ul. ·····-······ 281-8122. 1988 Buick. P1rk Ave . Loadtd. 2220. ...... N.w gu pul11 fumiCB Goad blm. *215,000. Clll M4· SON ESTATEI, 138 J•aUon 80 D . 111M u · Chh with M1vt1g w11h.,. 1nd drver, 304· Exc•l. cond . Loc1l owner . wilh ~ntAialr, ltorm windows, 211·1774. Pike from e183 • mo. Walk to approved cradtl . ... 3 MIIM out 882·24 ·' Late macMI 6150 Cockshut trtc· t10,900. Colle14-44f-78e8or Wonl to buy 2 1871 •. MW .Xltrior p~nt. eH dfaperitl, ~~S HfiM)Vill. 81 ...441· l~le Rd. O"" .lam to lpm • ~·· . . ' tor, 3 pt. httch, live PTO lhlft; 245-9&95. Uncaln, rHr bu""*• telllltlrls. e~,~rtliria. 1 block from Poll: 118 1cre f~rm ; 24&10 blrn. . .. - · · · ~ on .,. tttfU 81t. Ph. 814·448plawt~,dl~e,cullv•tQr,bulhhog. trunk lkl, wiH buy compl.t• a. If ,.... -"' 322 Ollloe In Middleport. Coil 114- _....lldl"'ll. pond, ooM road 66 Building Supplies mowing machine • baler. GoVemmiM Hom• tram *1- fU poloo Ia rigOt, 304· 773-5822. 1 1 Court St.- 2 2 : 112-1113 evtnlnga lftw 7:00 front~ge. w.lllapllt property lmo ~--ho. •n~- fu-·~~. W/w •2110. Owner wiU t1n1nce. Call ....,.,. D1Unquent to property. or FriciiYI 1nd wetkendl. 40 • 78 acre trwrta. Ownw ..,., "' ~~~~-· .. .__ V1lley Furniture 114-281-11522 . Rlpo&~H~lons. Call 1 ·101-&17·, Fiber 01111 truck topper for fln•nolna· Somervilte Realty, .....,.., •321• mo. ptus utiU... -New 1M UNCI fumlture end · 8000 Ext. QH,9801 for currll\t ......ilrd bod Chovy 110. 304· Houu 4 room• and bMh, lot. 304-175·3030 CH e7t-3431 . No - · d - " • oef, CoR appllooncoo . Coli e14-44eBuilding Mttoriolo Udlity lido. Spl: 30'if40'.e' rtpO lilt. 171-7131 Of 871-1311 . • 114-44t-4128. 71'72. Hours 8-1. lied:, bri'*- MWer pipll. win- ...,..115'.ii' sliding door • 3' h1tf buament. 1137 dows. lintllls, etc. Claude Win- urvtce door. t4917 ERECTED. Red Hot blrllftll DNI dl.... ocond Avo.. GonlpoHa. Ohio. 36 Lots It Acruge 8oookoldo- l.ocotad J . S FURNITURE lora, Rio Orondo, 0 . Call 114- loon Horao Bldgo. 114-332- Clfl, boltl, pl1nH rapo•d. lur- 79 Motors Coll304-e7&-4610. otllulwlllo Md.-18R. - 1411 Eanom Avo. 241-1121 . 974&. plut. Your •••· BuyM guide. & Campera 1pertmtntewtthmodtmkltchen Living room suit• t178 • up. Four bedroom.. Z baths. N1d r 1-80B-H7-IOOO. bt. 8 -990&. lftd wuher-dryer hookupl. Cl· Bedroom lult .. t389 • up. Concrete blocksell yerd 3800 Ford ~ plows • dlac. 81m Addition, oentr-' air cond.• 100 ocroa. Mooon CouMy AI. bl1 te&.vlllon ' Cal or deUvery. Mlton lind. Oalllpoo cutttvetor. Oyn 1 Bounot mower. - -· ...... tlreplocoo, 87. rolhnga !IIIIa ot -land 114·446-1132. 1184 VW Rftbit, low mi...... \ 30" roniiO'whitlo, 191. 30" llo llool< Co .. 123\0 Plno St.. H-on i'OUnd bel.,, 17,3&0. eo· •. 304-en.eeee. 1973 Dodgo Motor Homo Cioa : tnd IMIIdOWI, ••cellent for AM-FM Stereo u.,.. ntw ,..,.....VOCido. •H . 30"' gu O.llipolla. Ohio. C1ll 114-448- w1 ·u finance . C.ll 814-288- AC, hunting. many goM building U-Ira untuml- opt. Cor- -whllo. tlree, ucellent condition. e 14- A. liMP• I. gtlf'itlrator. roof llr. ~ .. .. 1 . 3e" r....... 2783. 1822. .wnlng. tl491. Call 814·448· .. Four bedrooms, 2 blthl, Ned 11t11, l1nced for Cltlle. 742-2880. 1172 .. 218-1332. .• S1m Acldltion, centre~ ..r concl, t31,000.00. Call Ron Thornton pMed. utHttlla pld. No children. White. t71. KinmaN wuh•r· No"'" Cell .814·44t·1137. whit.. til. K•nmare wa8her1070 Caie-C.bin stereo. low 1978 Plymouth Volare Premier. 304-881·3813. ...... llrepl-o, 56 Pets for Sale ·-·o. I cyl., 1uto., 1lr, pow.r. High 80'a, -· 304·&71-IHI. F th coppertone. .9 •v . a . e . rJIIIHW• 4 bottom 11 ft. J . •. 120 4 um..,._ .ttlallncy· Wllhlf-Whlte, •t5. M1ytag plowa,. 14 ft. J .D. rot1ry hoe. r mlln. run• good. c..., Clr. .,; 072 fl 4 •·" 3 Lqtl. OM ICrt, ._.,.. . wooded. Ave. t181. Utlllt*/lkl. Cal . w11her·whlta, •110. Kenmor1 We'll fin1nce. •15.910 . Ctll t760. Col 814-949-2877 111., ~. sq • roornt. dty w11er, Jerricho RoM, owner d.,.•whllo, 19&. G.E. dryer· Clroom ond Supply Shop•Ptt 114-281-8&22. bltha. I acr•, •ppr~iud IO'a fin1nclng, good terms, 3()4.- 814·441·441llflor PM. tw"n 9:00 1m and 2:00 pm. whha. e11. Whirtpool dryer· Graomlng. All breeds .. . AII •' muol ooll U7.100. finn . Call 372·1401 or 372-ZB7e. 304-175·301191or ..._"11· . .:.:..:....:..:..:..;...:.:..:..:..;.:..:..;....:..__ 2 IR .• 2 .t-th 1pt. AN utllh"' white. •tl. W111lnghou11 ttylll. l1m1 ...t ,Food O..l~r.' Orawly tr1ctor, alao peril for 1977 Monte Clrio. PS. PB, 1ir. • • ' 81 .Home Lots • Comm«clll lot a houH lncluclod. nao • mo. Oop. d.,.· wiiRo• . 191. 22 au.fl. Julio - b Ph. e14-4411·0231 . Grewly trector. C•ll 814· 4<18· t460. Call &14'992-2879. 4149. 3 Ndroom. 2 batha, ful finished loti. Gelllpolls F1rry: 304·,71· required. Cell 814·441·4222 upright frolt·frM freN•·IIkt Improvements ••' . . . . _ 9 -8. MiN, t19B. Coldopot rotrig.· Drw:gonn vnd C1tt.-y Klnntl. bllement. new furnace a can· 8t08. · 1172 · Olda CutiiN Supreme. wllllo, fron·froo. t171. trol tlr, gor.... tanood yord. Low CFA Hlmeleyan, Pt.-.lan and Mbtodhoy, 12001b. roundbol". tow mll110e. 304·15'1& -451 2 ask Fumilliod offi-o:, opt. Corpot ..._. Appllancoo Ill U - Siam... khtena. AKC Chow 11&., dollvory poaolblo. J .O. 4 fqr ao•s. 2 .. 1ol Mt. Vernon Ave .• Pt . Ray. lhoougllout. P-o • qulat. R - Rd.· &.14-448·7398 . BASEMENT Pit. 304-·71-1774. pupplol. Coli 114·446-3844 row cuhlv1tor, •110. 614-19836 Real Estate SinGle wooldng poroon only. Coil WATERP,.OOFING , 82&4. •-7PM. '74 Dodg1 ll1nt B, t300.00. Wanted e)4'-441·4197 or 44e-2eoZ. Whirlpool alooulc """"'· Noodo Uncondltlonll!l llt.dme QUiflll· · , ~ 304-&7&-2467. tee. Loc•l ~encn furnilhld. ~, 32 Mobile Homes Boeton Terrier pups. C•ll 81 •· 140 F1rm111 triCtOr blgget' thin · - · tze. can 114· Nlct '2 BR. -•211 e mo. Stove. minor 44e-oe1.& . Cull, oqulppad with oldo Free ntlmlttt. C1ll collect " lho 2118-1997. 1982 . Chevy Chovallo. goaat for Sale refrig. • wltM fum!lhH. 4tn: 1-e14·237-04SS. dey o• night. dr". . lnd euldvator 1110 hH PROPERTY SOUClHT: To l - mil• body, 'runs wen. txctllent work from town. No pete. Cell Hlde-•·way 10f1 Hd • awtv.. SNI Potnt SllrTiBM kittenl. 1315 ' or bu, w••ha••tvPe building · 114-441-803e. car. 304·875- 1723 1fter 5:00 Roo•r•l•••m•nt dloc and · n.ooo.oo. Waterproofing. oocll•. Good cond. COli 114· • 304-en.a1o3. 1972 Now Moon 2 BR. Opp!Viil-1000 oquorofMI pm. · COM 114-44e·&719. · elf'PM, gu helt:, eJctr~ nice m.,.. betwMn Pt. ,...._.end 2 lA. opt. Adullaonly. FlratA... 44e-1U7 otaor 1 PM . ' throughout. 11..60. 814-448- GoiHr.lla Fony. Col: 304-343Z· Cool<- • cogo. Coli Now tHing conllignmentl for 1979 Ford F1irmont, 4 door, ·SWEEPER •lid NWing mldalne Colll14·446-e221. repair. parts. Mtd .,pplila, Plall: 017&. Good 2 pc. IMnl: room Mlttl. &14.2&1-83015. f...., ecP,pmlflt 1uctlon1 Sltur302. PS, PB, AC, AM-FM 180 : day March 2flh. Sidon Equip· ca11111tt1, uc cond; t8150.00, up 1nd delivery, DIWI1 Vacuum J.Col:.:...l..:•_1_4-_4_•1_-_oe...,c3-· , . . Oowntown, gniUnd 1M& Nahuo 14xl0. 2 Bod· lpi!Olou• ol bid aam ham1. 1tn: AKC D11hahund pup, minltura ment Co., 304·17~·7421. 304-876·1450 belwHn 8:00 Cl ..nar, one hllf milt up """"-. u.-.@ll•nld. DlfttW llr. G•orv• Creek Rill. C1ll 814.• "*"· 4 roomt. beth • · bel• For - · Wilt..,.· AUto electrtc mele. 5 months. t1 36 . AltO,' em end .8 :00 pm. 448-0294. ·, pon>h. u·nfuinlllliid. PliHc IA.O: '""""' work,-..tulllght""" goocl neighborhood. W1nted, AKC Maie Pamer1nian. - - moitt. N"""' ·- -·· 011 ilryw. t71 .•14-849·2128. Coll814-446-l311 Momlngo. 63 Livestock Quiak tuu. .lon .. Call 114Colle14-446-e927. 1971 Oldt CutliP Brough1m. colfl1.&-44t-C!8tii,IAM '· 4:30 PICKINI UIEO FURNITURE. 112·1714. rNI good interior, runs good, For hom• replir, remodeling, PM_...,._ cheot, clnnttto, 111e CtN-. 141<70. TOiol AKC NQIItllf'td COCk1r Span leis. 360 auto, PS, PB, cruiH, 2 new finish work • wlllpapering, C.li electric. 2 ltelfroom. 2 beths-1 DDUalla. chlira. odd ahlira. ... 9uff ond lllonda. Tho porloct II,_, 304·175· 1792 aflor &:00 614-44&-9422 . Moy Clod bl• Grec.. lng. 1 end 2 bod· ........, • ••• HotMI for ..... St1nd8fdbred prden tub, IMindry room. 1.,.. you richly. .. '., E11ter surpriae. Deposit ,.. rpam IPirttnentl It V.. .. ....., •.ora, • • .:_ _.:... fll'll lil s and Tenn~~IM W.,k.._ c.n pm. pon>h • untlooplnning. Col quirocl. 114·992·3001 or 114Monor ond A.__ - - 304-~7tl-1410. 114-441-47&&. e14-44e-let3 . 812-8187 ev.ninp. 4 1983 Pontile Phoenix, good Cafl»ent• work·by hour or job. • ~ ment• In · Mrddleport. i!rom ICitDhena.bl.,...~ndappll~naa, cond. no ruat. 304-176-4382 or Ptineling. Plintlng, drywall. r• " , 121&. 1-.cll"'l uti-. CoH t1 ZOO 00 304 171 2700 1979 F•rmono 14•70, , _ mod•llnt. w.. 11 •·448-13n - • R•t•ed Mile ChlhUihUI with Ritgllttred Arebl1n gelding ,, 814-448-1941. 114·982-1?17. EOH. ' . ' • • ' . Doppla gray. 4'h yooro old. Very llec .•. ~ BR .• g.-den tub wfth 41 Homes for Rent Now C1ll 814-448-3018- Frld ·lhotl, 8 mo"tha old. 1100. C. II Bedding 8alo·10 Pet. OFF: Uud . 814-182·3253 or 114-992- weU brok1. very gentle. •1100 . 1978 Toyotl Cellca GT, PB , PS, Cox. decll. Yry nlcO. Col ovanlnp · 2 bedroom eparttn.l on UnColft Melding top brenda. ov• 30 aet1 Coiii14-3&7-0it9. · 3781. 114· 4411·1112 . · Nlooly fuml..,... houoa. AC. tuto trantmlssion, R••rdef. Hill, Pomoooy. Col e14·912- tuN •1 ~....._ Tr• a. stump remov•l. Nlw S1l1· Rtnt·198714•80SII:yUna Aduht only, Ref. required. No el39 or e14-992-3489. tZ&.-tiO. 001. HoodbOtrda. IY!m. . klttent, .... or lllec Smlian hrvfca AQHA~ I n ·· *700.00. 304·875-6181 . 11wna...eding. muldw, top10ll, mobile homo. 2 Std.......,, ol - · Colle14·441.0331 . tram.. ,.lla •11. up; W•rm pol~t. long or short hlif. Cal tive Fund Ptlomlno IIIIHon. lhad1 tr.... lhrubs. Azltiu. 1 bedroom ..,artmentl. Fur· Morning woad atoYe .w·blow•. t1 4·192·7201 lnd IIIVI 0 - ovllolilo for lnopoc· · 73 Ford Montega. 2 door HT, Don'• Llndac~pes . C1ll 114- · CoU14-446-IIB3af- 2 BR . untum-. 1 mllo-211 '250. 304-875-2467. tlon.- ,.OQHA elig1bl1. •1 00. nlohod ond untumlaliod. t200 .- taB .; atony - l o. '<\milo""' 446-9848. 1.,1,30 PM . . off AI. 7 . UOO -~ t110dop. 1225. por monlh. ~fur- JonlclloRd.P"*onoUoodFumle14-949-24BB. 1971 Mumng 4 cyl . 11, air; Double wide. 2 ';'111'1 old 3 BR ., Ret. Mam.d coupl•. On• child. aure. 304-S7B-14BO. nlohod. Calle14-112-1724. lob'l •olili~o. 304·896·3430. 1981 024 Dodge 4 cyf. 4 opel.; RON'S T81evi•ion Service. 01_1_11_4_..... 9_ 18 2 liatho, AC, tlooplaco wfth ' _;C.:; _._._ _1_·_~-:: 1982 Hondo CB-900. 304· 876- HDUII Cilia on RCA, Quaur, 2 bedroom apt , In Syqcuae for For oalo, 3-po (4 po-) bad· 64 Hey It Gr•in OE. Sptci1Ung in Zenith. C.ll blower. Cltht4rll c•lllngs. 1331aoendAve.:w/wa~Jt111,2 8394. rHt. Eldwty llfl'ferrecl. Rtuona- roam IUtt. dlnlttal Nt, 67 Musical · 304·678·2398 or 114·44&- · 'W hitt "· lnyl tidinG with blua IR 1•.1. -.... ...... h fum~od - . Buill-In lV • YCR. " n -v" ...c on -· · blo rent. 114-182-2749. Home Interior • other lt.ns. 2454. Instruments Colllntl ton; ~- Nfrlg•• otovo. UIO I mo. pluo dep. • ret. No 412 1-"" DUll Rd. . 1200 lb. round bill•. •11 e..:h 72 Trucks for Sale 2 bedroom Apt. for rent. CarConcmo b1oc11 lor 101 up • - · Coil t14·446-41121. Fetty Tree Trimming. .rump or 2 lor t3&. C.H 814·2151· patad. Nloo ......... Lattndry ...moval. C1ll 304-871-1331 . undlfptnnlng. AJklne 111,100. For,_. ar ule an lend oontrect- teoiMdw evlllleble. C.ll 814- 64 Misc. Merchandise 1ol1 1· WMII:deyslfteriS PM-S1t. 1988 Chevy plcllup. 0700 ..CoO lndlvldull Oulur ~UDftlll BruColle14-3417-Mee. • 3 BR . houao on Kriner Rd., 112· 3711 . EOH. all day. 114-245-5118. nlcerdls Mwelc I 14·441-0117. Rot1ry or cable tool driiNng. itBO 14•70 Shultz. Alloloctrlc, Qolllpolla. Call ' 1 "'441 ' 2021 ' or Jefl W1m1tey lnltructor' 441· GOCHI mixed hiY·round biiH- 1918 Chtvtrlot pickup Ya ton. Moetw.lltcompltttdHmldly. Nla. apubnant wtth rlng8. Cailthlft'l UHd Tfrelhop. Over 8077. Llmlt•d op•nlnga txc 1l1nt condition. Prioe ,.. 1 or 2 bedroom houH In *10 1 bile. Wil lo•d· C1ll B111 offer. C1ll 11tl-._.8-.1538 Pump IIIH •nd ltrV'Oe. 304refr(Oilretor. w..._.·dryer hoc*· 1,000tlroa,IIH112,13, 14,11, IVIil1ble. 891·3802 ducod. Coli ilt• B:OO. e14-~ dolad 114-44e-8030. up Mel cerpet. On Third Aw. In· Po......,. R_.. ,, rno · •ft• I PM . ' 992-1Se2 or e14-tt2-3348. 1e, 18.8. 8 mil• out R!. 218. Fum.._ or unfumiiMd. H11 Golllpolia. uoo. '*month. eon Calle14-2BI-e211. Kimbell eon10le pi1no, ont yHr S1'rk1 Tl'll end· ~wn S.MCI. For 8111: 1000 bel• atraw 14 112 723 t14-44e-147t. 1979 Chovv C-20, 4 Whool I1Wn Cll'l, IMdlctplng, ltump okl. t1ke aver paymtnu, 30414.&8 Mobllo ' Homo. t12.000 =~~""'.-' ' '' .1 .21 pll' bile. 1000 .,.... oat• drive, 4 spd. Lade out hub1. Cell remov•l. 304 -l?t-2842 or sdethlon. 11a28 ft. llvtng room, &71·1381. hoy t1.25porbelo.IOObuohola 3 ooom fumiahod opt. No - · SWIMMING POOLS • tl&l ota .. 7 PM 114-317·0493. 57e-2903. ORDER NOW - PAY LATEA 2 bllth, 3 l•rve Nll•ooma. new 3 Mdroam. central llr. ..,..... otto ti.OO cwa. can 1 14' 448· Coovln DC 125 INCI gulfoto, 1tvoiig1i out. In Rutlond collar •-~ 1 -~ M....._ 114·841-2213. 2974av-ao. 1981 Ravens Fill. 10 ft . 2 I on l'lacoo. Ger .... CMIIIiulldlng. •• Y••· Huge 31' OYII pool with deck. Kltta.r Tremlllo h1rd lhlll Clll llde lara~ front IIWn. vile. t200 depOIIt. Referii'ICI 1 bedroom fumlollod. Yory nico. • - • tlllor. ,..,.Notion • t2t&.OQ. Corvin opoollor ca· Plumbing Good mixed hay for .. I.. Squlre Sprud. With lid•. high boWl, 8~ new tlrp. Excellent condition. UI.OOO. 114·1'42·20&7. ooqulrad. e14-II2-31B9 . 8118Utlful view. Utilities fur. ftnlftdng anll•bl•. 1·100-3.41- bin-' wltfl four 12 tnch celecl:ion boloo. Call 814-245·9410 . & HNting Call &14 ·841 ·~ 466 . nlohad. UOO monlh or tl& . 0141. . Q12M ·70 opookon 111&.00. · 12Jt5tt 3 btdraam. re~dy to Nla country hOme. Cllrport. wert~~. C1mper lind houll .....,_ ::;;:;;;;~;;;ih.;;;:;;:;.:A;. loth excellent condition. 304Good ml•od hoy . Calle14·245· 1981 Doda• h•lf·ton pickup, I · movo. Calll14·112·ell711ftor !own, Adultl only. No lng roam for rent. Ohio Rlvtr PINWOOd mlxld hlrdwoad. Av- ~8~82~·=32=31:.::::;;;:::;::=== 14&7. . . CARTER '6 PLUMCING -- · o1 C -tiO. Ono milo laod·t21 , you cyllncloo, 4 · good goo B:OO jim. . Ohio. Paul c.npGroundo.S14-84t-2128. mile•g•. PS. PB , runn ing ANO HEAnNG K•nwonh 1nd O.Ktllb IMd com. :r'~Jt:.-' local. eon · 68 Fruit A-I ...__ .,.. ""'· e14-lll-31341. boarda. 114-loll-2148. Cor. Fourth and Pint 1971 1 Scott F1rm Greu SNC11 . W L Golllpollo, Ohio APARTMINTI. molillo · - . d ••-lhll..,_.. Air In 14..,.. born, -d. mllaou~ 2 It Vegetables variety Alf11f1. 304·171-1101. , 1978 Chev. Suburbln truck. Phone 114-448-3888 or 114......... Pl. -ondCJolllpo- llgOollotofoom'-o. 311t., 2 ' Wtchen. wllher eaa lsedroa,., aentr81 air...... or 111. 114-4411-1221 . e1000 or mekl offll'. 814-992- 448-4477 lllo. t1B,I8B.up. M - -· 114-841-2153 llftor B:OO. t410.00. 3044-171·1991. 1141 . ., _ I,_, Mlddlopo"' Ohio. eone14-t8B-7111 . Crea• Qreent. ti.OO-ploked. I LIIISiilllldllllll 14x70 Tr~ll• . E...-ncto room, 2 bodroom fumllllad opt. ullll'72 Chevy hllf ton pick Up for 84 14.00-you - . Call &14·44•· end bly windows. huge living 42 Mobile Homee Electrlcal Cutvem. MWir dr-'n • wetlf 9442. ' 1111 or trlde for • good cer. . room. 2 bldrooml. new a.pet 1101 pold, - - - dojioolt, line pipe found 1t The lklwell . .. It Refrigeration 304·812-2eH. 304·871· 7M9. for, Rent 1n lhtlna""'"' and hlill. Now calh- FMCI ••ore. ca11 tor d t - 1111 fum_wllh_ pr1oo. eon e14·311-eeee. 71 Auto's For Sale • 1978 Me2d1 truck. •300.00. 69 For Sale or Trade olr. 1 - . relrlg .. loll ctbjntto . 46 Furnished Roome _ _ u_,.. .......7700. 304-882-3182. R11identlll or oomm.-ci1l wtr· 2 8R ., ..,.tumllhtcl. w- 110r0 lliolvlnv "" - · 1183 Chevy. Cllallon. Am ooclio, .lnt- New service or .....-.. Coli 114-742·3111 ollor 1:00 Colll14-448-3111. outo. trono.. PS, PI, f9.000 1874 Ford XLT RoftiiOt tntcil. Llconud oloctricloo. Ettlmall IHUIIful · NoHome oily • p.m. T......., pound... lot Oliow... Fa.Mr'& Mobile milel. t1410. C.nbeHenltthe PB, PS,AC, •~at~~ frH. Rldenat.tr Elec:tfical, 304· 31ong tonnat• kl exotlltnt oo.MI. 1.112 lbs. for t .IO • pound. Call Parll. eon 114-4411-1102. · • Golllpolla Otlly Tribune or lor 310 Y·8. 83.000 mlloo, 171· 1788 . Wlndlior tr8lltr 3 bedroom•. with . ,,_, o-3. Calte14-4411-71es. 114-241-1428. • 1&&0.00. 304·17&·1181 . morelnfannltlon celll1•·441· lddltion. 3 aor. land. out 2 Ill . in E 2342 . b~l-go. Gollipotla ,..,.,, 304· on prtvN Nt. Chlldran H· llg Hom - · E.col . . - . ' 87&-8130. . . 86 General H1uling _..,., Coii14·446-HI7 or ..... h t t * -Vans It 4 W.O. 48 S~ca for Rent 1177 C.m1ro. e . Hto. trtn1., 73 I 'I 11 Slipplil • ! 241·1221. . · 1 0 1 * . r o c l INl b ... pad.N _ _ _ I • PI, Pl. Call e14-446-1815, 1184 Sohulu. 3' I oom.. porota \ : 1" l1 1 r wllh aun dooli, 304-171-1371 ......neu• Uled. Bridle. AR "'"' I PM· 441-1244. 118& CIIIVV 10. 4WD. 4 opel., Dil..rd Wlter Servta.: Pools, IIII.M.....e-.11.-.. lfl•4:30 ,.._ ., 1410. Colle14-H 7 · -· RIVER LOTI 87,000 . -. mtllnttlnad. Cilternl. Weill. Deltwery AnyAlroond. t228 ..... 1917 Codlloc DoYIIo. wllllo. Vety lflplndl t'1 . BliCk wtlh time. Calll14-211.1131. Forlotllfti•Co......forlolo C. II 81 4-441· 7~ · No • 61 Farin Equipment 22.000 miloa. hcollom condl· Maooon lntootor. u .ooo. CoH Iunday collo. 1872 eo....... 1111 bod_._ or Ront. A-Gne Ani E..- - - - - · · 1 2 .... \ lion. Coil S14·446·4421. 1-1. e14·311·1132 . oomplately · - · :JCM-171·1104. · COIIIoloiilll 1 '<\ II..01 l14·2&&-1etl Md d..,...• . untlo.,....,ad. bS toll. FOI. Ohla P·-· Co. Ch-... pollod bull, J a J Wit., Servhle. Swimming • _ ... porch. lo10 0111· I BBO 4•4 Chavy olcllup % ton. poola, claterne, ·welll. Ph. 114• ,.Iii_ P:ar 111•-11U Old Cel1l1 DowuiU'"""' ' S:1:4: ··:·:2·:M:e:1:·.t1:'"':::al:d: · EKoel. cond. li.ooo mll11. ... ,._1 1 - aq. fl .• 245·928&. . bulldl"'l· On lot, "lu.......o"· '2 OR, opt, opo., 4 0 - - o r. Coil 114-379· aa.aoo.oo. 304-112-2121. - dhllclo. CloiO to cyf·fl, outo., PI, PI, AC, ...-. 2718. R & A Wltar a.Mo.. Horne Oftlco, - · ..... 111414x701otti_,..oll2d 2111.- - - -arMi Pott AM-FM ot. - .. II pq with claters• ....._ , . . flllecl . Few. Cole14-441-H44. llyiiCI alum. wlllo., ohrm. lug. - · 4 o t l l .... illingood R1. 38 01 JlfMI io¥1 Wet:WI.Cift rk. , RW defr.. ID . trm .• 19111'1 Nl- SE. 4•4 piclt-up -rnerty lhMI rook. full badau'"" wllh ref, ,..,..... c.l 814-441- _...._·21~1t. -·71·1370. aonaolt. · mat. t1eme Nd ~ w1111 .....,. tub. J bldraoml. vinyl 4311 or 304-871·1710. Coll•14-441-1221. · lhon bod. v-e. AC, rww ...._..., ,.n. w-w .....,, tl710. e14·848·2727 underpenniRt. •11,100.00. . Paul Rupe, Jr. W•• Service: lharp. CoM e14-441·2234 . Af---•71-eH7.. 2 '~100111, fumletNicl, w.hlr COUNTIIV MOilLE H - Par1i. l'oolo, clatarno, Col 114· \... tor7PM. '71 Joop CJB, V-1. paint 446-3 171 . .......... tlr. 1210.............. ~~- 33, N - ot " - '· lltMol trolloro. CoM S14·112ouna _,., lood cond, 1113 ...... 14KI4 - · - - ..d - . C o · . . all oiOOiolc, 2 bod,_._ tz.200.00. 104·17 ·7371. 7471. 1171 Chrvalor 814-112-7471. . . ' UMIITONE• t7.00 1* ton. Ac. 1111 PlyHoullng- oil k - • - dump I IIEdYoam mobllt Mme W ...... ~. t31. Cal et 4-448· --T........ - ·· 21.000 · 74 Motorcycles 7BIIIIft•I:OO pm. 304-t71- -out-Aootl,ooll . . . Colll14-371-2728. 7011. 1:00 pm,104-,l - . 1111c-a-~.oo~~a• Watteraon'1 Wit• Hauling. - - t3lll0. Call 114· ,_nlbea r.-, IIIIRIIJ&IIMe BI·1411-IPM nldoya. 11 IIIIUW 110. 0-colldltion. OWl Jload, 104-1711000 mlao. tiOO. Call 114- ap ....., - ,. ,, · ~:ro:=msi:w ·~•"a.,:!.,~:'!~ :~~; ....... --:~:-­ Ave., GIM!t c~~ •. 1 Call111......_ · --112212. Atheu CollDUee 'h - · & roOml and btthd Ouoliuldlng ond ........ For moreln!oomttioncoiii14-94B· 2118 or 114-849·2321 . ..... .... -- IOGGS IS room hou•• 1nd bMh. 80·plua ...... Yell""!' lulll Rd. Racine, Ohio. t41.000. 114-992·&911. • ~.- ' r.:- torch. M.I.G. wire feeder. Need " lbout I hp air compreuor. ~ · 304·67&-&2•2 uk for O.Vt or • Val. Help W1nted : ConstruCtion equipment meeh1nic nMC:Md for .I I room hou1e with bath an big 2 bedroom. 2 b1 th1• 2 car . lovol lot ool AI. 33. wlm mlng ~ ---•no ~,..... - -I 14·992· ' •h. CoH ·t o M.lgo Hit 3214. . Motorcycln 1180 K-aookl LTD-1000. 304-871-1431. 37 lnt.mMianll bll•. Side ~tee. lot In country. C.ll 304-171· 6349. ,. "*· ....._._Ion 3 IR ,- In Coawn City. R.....,_ dtlld inaide a out. Priced IO HI;, May help-... Collli14-ZH1612. f - ' ..,.p- bethl, htrdwoad ftoora, · n.w fenao, pond • _....lldlnvo. Pricod In t40 'o, Coli 114-4462107·diYI. 248·11100-ev.... Wanted: .Welding ftiiiChint 110 . t to 2&0 •mp machin•w""T .t.G. •• th1 last 5 , ..,. or longer. EmeUoyment IVIIIIbll immedlltety. Writ• J•m• L. Prop1t. PO Box 881. Concord. NC. 2802&. EEO. SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE. e2 Olive 81., Go!Mpolla. NIW- e po. woN tall. I.Mnt ............... 1119-t . .l. Buill<.... btdo with -Ina· ttlt. FuU •tartlng- ••• · ·Reclln•n tr-. 13 ••-· IIIII ..._, 2 I 74 - 2 lA . houeeiUrraunded by pine MAINTENANCE POSITONS · • OPEN JOin on• of tht fastHt growing LTL '~ In Ohio 1nd tl .. gh· 1 boriftt ~Ute~. Out to •xp.nlion we now hne poaltlo'nl op«~ In tho followlntl fioldo. TriiCtor and tr1Uir shop forem111 for wolf equipped foclllll"· ' Truak and tralter mechanlcl to do lliht work up to complete ~ -olna rebulk:ls. ~~ .,.. alao ~c:~Ceptlftg 1ppUutlon1 for part1 t man.... 1nd · j:Nirtl eounter · help. FULL BENEFIT PACKAGE OFfERED: · Commllllon Fullnsuf'lnct P1id VKI!Iion No aharg• uniform 1ervice .. Profit sh•rine pl•n Send 111 . r•um• to: R & L Tr~n&_., 2483 St. Rt. 22 & 3 "\ W11t. Wilmington, Ohio 41177. :'• Attn: Llrry ROberti II. ;. The Daily Sentinel-Page 9 , LAFF·A·DAY 51 HouHhold Goods Hoapilol Ia IC· oepdng 1pptiution• for 1 fuH time looW Wortter, Biehl~ clear. In locW Work • requ(red. Long t•m Dlft. ppen.... a.~· 11 you would IIIIo -Information piHio..a lhe...,_.nol-at304-17&· 4340. "-nt V1IIIY Hospit1ll1 1n llqUIII ppportunituy end If· ~frl:::m:::atlvo::,;_ . .:...::..•ol:..lon __ om,.;plo__:'_.,_.__ •• Shuations Wanted H omea for Sale 2noty. 3 IR .• 1 Nth . In tOwn. Neor ilchool. Wll aoll on land c:Ontroet. Coll114·446·1822. Piololnt Yol"' 12 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 3 IR . hOUI•M•ift .St., Crown City. 121,000. CoH 114-441· 1111 . Potltk>n ODen· Cleftc. ContriCt •. 'Reaid•ntu•l or commerci1l ,.-t:·tlma. l.,.leaw In typln•• d..,..g , R11id1nt of , ..., County O¥ot 20 yuro. E lloeli lop. "Palloo foundor... · - · - knowll d;1 pt •• ed. Appll- · Col 114-992-7301. ,, . Mldcl-' a14-H2--llotollenlh"""" '~···: .e l73. Moroh 21. 1111 ..... " Information·, nil the 111111 13 ·, 't lnaurence C- OoperiUIOiil tt holroci~.A-tolho . 446-4112, 0&1. 212. E.,.a (>;I ' neme ..... _ . . . . . Opportunity En:ptov•. · : . CaiJ VI fOf your moblte ·~···~~ . It - · coli 114-H2·22ff oholnand - · - " ' on · Gcwornment J-. '1J1.040· lnaurence: Miller ln'•UrenO•.''~r~ 304-112-2141. Alao: IUtO. I\ .. - - - oft• 1:00 cluolnt t&9.210-. N-~~~~~.,. Your - · 1--·H7-IOOO 11. R· _flol_m_,._._l_lf9_._~_MI_tt_•·_ _......;_ 1~ 1 . 8 - " " - -olllat. 'I' Found: you"'l mole ...... tt IAadlna. C.... .Rd. Coil 114- Job hun11ntl Schools a 1111111 Wo 16 742-2881. train poOplo loo lobo oa Auto Instruction · eo.,...ton, Found: In Lang~ ...... IM- clana. FoM ...,... Wooltorl, cUum •HCI dog, ~~and. •nd E~ronlca Teahnlclen,, lndultrl•l M1lllten•nee Worbra, Top 'lobs require top skllla: Act ......~ Whllo, gOicMn OY81, lona Nunl"'l - - ond o • · Nowl South111ter11 Bulin"' ... ;, - eaH et-i-742· 2130 to alalm .... dot· 1101, MICiil_,., W-o. Coll.... 441·4387 AIC Accredltadllog. le-11 · 1 0158 found: lltue T"* . - Coon .... Apol 41h. Coli Tri-County Hound. ldentffy to cllkn. 81,._ Vocttlonol Aduft ContO< tt 713843·1246........ . H11 ...... 14. A vorioly ot 18 Wanted to Do fuftcMno eourctl · ~ p.y tor, ·--~-------­ LOST Owt Hal- - · mole trelnlnt Ire IVIiiiiH for titHe 1olitllllo. ' Wouklllktto do houtecltlnlng - -:.1 Fetty, 304-t71-1331. It In domond. Food OIIMpolls. Vlmon 1r11. For wu;lwu ,..... up one of th• -"• more -rmatlon CIH e14-388- ' . . _ Oftd 1 - growlnv leiB CH 311-1192. • . ·' 7 Yard Sale · DCCUpeticM1al groupe In thlllbor force. EllrOII now fCH lOring WMI do blbyllttlng In my home. :.. . . . - ·In aha Adult Fooii Coll814-446·4039. .~ Manag.,..t end Catering Program tt Tho Eduoatlon Give pteno, C11io Key"-rd end •• C---Tri-CouMy V - organ leMon• in my home to Wo " - o vorltty ot Mglnn ... ldv1nnd pupils l!"d ~. IJ funding IOUJOII aveHablt for edulta. Al10 tueh chording and & ~• IlioN who quollfy. Call 713· trM 9011~~ _If lnter11ted cell H110&1. 14. 814-112-11403. R-rd fci.lho...,.. ot 1 1173 Ooclao SwlftiiOt. IIH bottom, _.......... ,_ _..,..,_..,.,_ -R-· .................... ...... .... ---- NO SUNDAY CAllS 31 Help Wanted GIT ~AIO loo reeding - I t100.00 porllllo. Writ"' PAlE· 1173, 111 I. Uncotnw1y, N. Aurar•. 1110142. lmpklf•· •VINYL SIOINO •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. A..T-'" TOP CAIH paid loo '13 _ . . Pl. 949·2101 or Rts. 949-2160 Clelan Realty 3 mole ....,....._ 8 - · olcl. 11o Calllo. 'h lluo Hatler. "loo femolo Bluo Hoalor. G- wllh - - · Coli e14·848·2007. · Wo Service .Send resume to: JIM COBB CHEV.-CAD.-OLDS llodiOI 'wllh fool. 4 eon - ·114olcl. w-. Port H0<1nd. It D.O.H. for Interview . WEn w~g~~ .ale 1nd excellent benefit AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Al•o TrUIMiulo• or lit........ pi•••• cell or write; PAm CONAID, Roger Hysell Garage lt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio 7 :00A.M.• J ,30 P.M. SHIFT PART-TIME LPN'S 3 :00· 11 :30A.M . - t-. F,.. · pupo· b - BELL UCIM, OHIO y-- 1nfoimtt1on . - concomlna tlip-o¥or ol 3 or 4-- Third St.. lyriCUH , Ohio 46771. Lost and Found CONSTRUOION 11S,040 - 111.230/Vr. Nlllrintl. Your - · 10&·887· 1000 Ed. R-10,19 for curr1n1 -olllat. w..ur.. GivNway · 1'141 991-~45 New Lacalion: 915-4141 •o 4 ... (6141 143-5416 QUAUTl PIIIIT SHOP GUN SHOOT GOY~RNMENTJOIS . man- 4411-4614. 3-7-~11-IMO. 3311. -lltd " &IIIIUI. COIITUClOIS Fer Sprhlg ...t S. ..,~.Forlltod Get 1 free coloiM - Ul Avon. - · .... buclul. Colll14·44•· palntad •Eo- a..-. wood ATCI. Coli Tho Ao,_..hooo onftl. mail boK't end glttt. 1•100·241-3112. 0aoot Sl., R - . Ohio. e14· . 742-2414. . Appllullona •• being .CC.ptlld until April 1 lor tho poal11on ol loo Fo- 0101on !rom London l'ool loo lhlo Cllttan. Caii:JCM-773-1122. llllnmtr. RNUmM are to t. mlhd ta: Jllnlm .......n. ollfk· .... ...._OIL4J7U IAONE, OliO 10-9-tfn Mox Cillo btltt«~ HOIIIIIILT Help Wanted work. -?- • CHESTER, OHIO 1 •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS I •KITCHENS - BATHS •ROOFING REMOOELIN(l • REPAIRS SEPTIC SYSTEMS llo lACK HOE WORK PhHtDayorlv........ Reterenc11 ........?"-.... ""' .... MEIGS OFFICE MACHINES Help W•nted Announcement• Kupld'a Oftd ConnDo11nt .....loo ol H""11Nton RACINE GUN CLUB MARCUM CONTRACTING 1 1 '--Torto<--loo - · Coil 114-797UH or 114-eM-47e1 . ' FILL DIRT 4~ . _ ...q ....... end '"'· ...... --.. 01.10••14-etl-1214. ....,.,.,, OliO . OPEN I1S0-6o00 P.& DENNY' CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! · 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP.SOIL 992-6282 V. C. YOUNG ill · o.-~lnc. luyorot sso PAll SIIIP CARTER'S PLUMBING & HEATING CARPENTER SERVICE cau AMY uno 11 W1nted To Buy ..... - - - .12 pot - - ' · CA11.14-74:t-2821. Hot......,..,_,Whot'alha lnterg~nnrnental '. GUliS & SUPPLIES Appe!n!Nnl 3-4-'11-1••· Public Notice Prr mwAn·s GEAIY IODY SHOP j Friday, March 18, 1988 • - -up z.ao. ' end..,•. •• '' ••tt w.-...... ~ • t ' 1--------- • -homo v. !rom-- 1 fu-. - Poo-1~':-:n•::DY:·:O:hio=, c- ..' ' ' -llpm. :-::·1=92~·2:1:7&:·=:..1 • ""'"'v-.111e1. • ------101, 2_...,.. __ c-.... - .. ee.ooo .-. ----· ----·- ...... ...,., 1174~-·-· ..... Coli Cla-nhr. 114-44S· 271S, titer S:JD :1104-171· lOt 171·1121 . . . 1:00 ..... ~--..,...... 47 wantMI to Rent ~rtrnant for Rant Veterans llemorl1l Hostpitll . Mulberry Hits. Pomeroy, ., ............ ______ ........_____ ,._ "" 1171Kt,w.0...iKZ 110. ·aiOO. 0 - 1ouak houllne Colll14-441-7117. . . Coal, · . . .- .. dirt, 104-S7S·J11D. --"·-......- --.= lrl--r.-···--· ·---------"-----------------:-- ..... B7 lltWit S141111071. ........ 2 ... 1171 11.000- .......710 Full i l l MOO. Coii.,4-III·M11. Colllt ......-1144""" ...... 1171 lllrtiW-DliUJJ I L ....... tor. Coii.14-741·J.t4t. 1111~ 1100. ..-..-... ......... ··. -~ .... _ ----··-------· . - ................... " -· Uphol_,., .... CoR - . , PI, PI, 1111. AC. AM-PM·· C... GlOM ..._, ltet otltr. ............ , •• Nftlr!fllt:zl ' ,.... _..... __ =-.. . . . . -.•••w.. ,., 1174 Pontlao ~ Prlo, J.t ................ 11.11011. or 211-ttH. Mouu ..,·. u.....,.. .....,.. . . , 114 ~ c.. 14£1t lor..... lrt~ 104-171·1 �.. .. < ' : ;~~~g~~~10-~~The~~D~.t~v~S~I~i=~~-::::::::::::::::~~.-------~~~m~MM~O!f~M~~~~~II~~~ort~,O~mo~------------------------------~·F~~~·~¥~·1~~~!1!8•~1~9~8~81 I ... I Area deaths He was a coal . miner and a Nancy Ct..prlum retired worker at the GalliP.Qlls Developmental Center. · Nancy E. Chapman, 74, or A lifelong resident of Gallla School Lot Road, Albany, died County, he was a member of the early this morning at Southview First Church of the Nazarene. , Hospital In Miamisburg. He was preceded In death by Born Nov. l, 1913 In Morgan his wife Goldll! Cremeans, one County, Ky., Mrs. Chapman was son and two grandchUdren. a daughter or the late P ress and Survivor$ include a son, Mollll! Collinsworth Wilson. She Grover Cremeans of Cheshire; was a retired employee of Ohio • two daughters, Mrs. R~by I,ewey University and at one time, of Palm Bay, Fla., a!ld ·Mrs. helped to operate the Pomeroy WUma Swisher of Rt. 1, GalUpoChildren's ·Home. She was a lls; eight grandchildren, 21 member of Pomeroy Senior great-grandchUdren and two ·Citizens and the Racine Order of great·great-grandchll,dren. Eastern Star. Services will be Sunday at 2 Survivors Include on& daughp.m . at Cremeens Funeral ter, Barbara Turner Lehman of Chapel. The Rev. C.J. Lemley Rawson. Ohio; two grandchild· Burial will be In wlll Officiate. ren, Jason Turner and Nancy Gravel Hill Cemetery. Walter, also of Rawson; a special Friends may_ call Cremeens friend, Mary Brady of Albany; Funeral Chapel Saturday from 6 two brothers, Scott Wilson of to 9 p.m. ·. Wolfe County, Ky. and Lloyd Wilson of Germantown; and one sister, Jean .Fannin of Muldraugh, Ky. , Robert Bumem Besides her ·parents, she was preceded In death by her husRobert (Bob) Bumem, of Raband, Ralph V. Chapman; four cine, died Friday morning at brothers and two sisters. Veterans Memorial Hospital. Services will be 1 p.m . Sunday Arrangements will be handled at the Blgony-Jordan Funeral by the Foglesong Funeral Home Home In Albany with Darrel In Mason, W.Va. Baker officiating. Burial will be In Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 on Saturday. Eastern Star Services by the Racine Chapter will be held at the funeral home at 7 p.m . Sout!lern Junior High Athlellc Saturday.. Boosters will meet 7 p .m . Mon· day at the school. Nomination of . officers will be held. Everyone· A. Bryan Cremeans welcome. ' A. Bryan Cremeans, 90, of Rt. Racine VIllage Council · will 1. Gallipolis, died Friday mornmeet in recessed session MonIng at Scenic Hills NUrsing day, 7 p.m., at the ShrlnP Park Center. Building. He was born on August 30,1897, In Gallla County, a son of the late Racine Lodge 461 F&AM wUl George W. and Margaret hold Its annual Inspection on Cremeans. Tuesday night at7: 30 p.m. Work will be In the E.A. degree. . Refreshments will ' be served following the meeting. All rna· ~ons are urged to.attend. Veterans ·Memorial The Appalachian Draft Horse Thursday Admissions- Wood· Association will present a film on row Ha ll, Racine; Holllce Brood Mares on Thursday evenThompson, Letart, W.Va.; Janet Ing, 7:30 p.m., at the Natural Jenkins, Middleport; James Resources Building In Athens. · Large, Middleport; Katherine Nominations and election of the · Evans, Portland; Kenneth Cun1988 Draft Horse Queen will be : dlff. Syracuse. held also. The queen will represThursday Discharges , Wll· liam Frecker, Ronald Carr, ent the association at all events and at parades and fairs. Lawrence Klein . Announcements Hospital news Local news ·briefs.Continued from page 1 Thursday; Tuppers Plains at 8:11 a.m. transported Maude · Gray to Camden·Clark Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 11: 43 a .m. to Township Road 303 tor Lucille Dlandt to Camdei!·Clark Memorial . Hospital; Racine at 4: 44 p.n\. to Bashan Road for Shirley Stephenson to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 5: 34i p.m. to Carpenter Road tor Katherine Evans to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 6: 22 p.m . to Jacks Road for Buddy Kuhn to Pleasant Valley Hospital. . Continued from Page 8 Public Notice Stocks Dally stock prices (As of 10: 30 a.m. ) Bryce and Mark SmUh ·of Blunt EIUs & Loewl 50..,.._ ~SNOW FRONTS: f l Warm "Cold m SHOWERS . . Static Occluded fll Map shows minimum temperaiUres . At least 50% or any shaded area Is rorecast B1ell ' (Continued page 1) _ _ __ eee _ _from _ .:..._ giving a reason for the executive session. Under current law, the agency Is permitted to close a , . Market report . I ATHENS UVI!STOCJii·SALES CATI'LE PRICES - Peede~ !lleen: (Good6CIIoloo)-Htlbo.7J.Ul; llt-ltl 1... 0·'18. Peetlorllolfen: (pod6cbolce) -.Htlbo. 111-3'1;·-7Mibo.III-U. Feeder llldla: (aood I cbolce) llt-Ht 1110. 'Jt.lt; llt-'ltlllio. lt-78. llloqlller Wlo (over l . . lllo.{:,::S·71; 8luPier Ccnn: UIIUII.. &1-11; et'IA Cull«o :n.M-41.11: Sprlarer Cowo: cby iiHt .....) ....11; .Cow I CaU Pain: !by llle-lttt-Ht. V011J: !choice a prime) 'Jt.IOO; Baby Colvoo: Cbylbellead)lll-•: Baby Colveo: CbJille -~-· BOO PBICI!II - Bop: CU, barrows 6 olllo) . . . . . 1... 41.11HUO· llulcher S.ws M-klli Baicher Boanl . . Feeder Pip: CIIJ the bead) ZHJ. SIIE£l' PRICES.- Old Sheep lS.U.IO: lllupter Lombo 71.1&-71. meeting to discuss a "personnel matter." Oelslager's bill requires an agency to specify, without naming names, whether the matter Is an appointment, a hiring, dismls· sal, promotion, demotion, compensation or Investigation of charges or complaints against an employee or official. Any publlc body violating the " Sunshine Law" would be subject to $100 civil fine, plus any court costs and attorney fees Incurred by the media or the public In obtaining a court Injunction. The House approved the bill, 90;4. ' a Am Electric Power ... ..... ..... 28~ AT&T ... ... .......... .... .... ......... 28% Ashland 011 ...•.....•...•. , ......... 65 Bob Evans .......................... 16~ Charmtng Shoppes ........... ...13% .. City Holding <;o .. ...... ........... 30 . Federal Mogul... .... ..... ........ :41 Goodyear T&R .. •............... .66Y. Heck's Inc .. ....... ......... .. ... .... 1~ Key Centurion .... ............ ..... 40 Lands' End ....... .......... ........21Y. Limited Inc . .... ..... ....... ....... 21\io Multimedia Inc........... ......... 67 Rax Restaurants .... ........... .. Ay. Robbins & Myers ........ ... ... ..... 9 Shoney's Inc .... , .................. 24'!(, Wendy's Inti ... .......... " ..... ......7 Worthington Ind .......... ... ...... 21 In the. 20s Sunday and Monday ' mornings and In the 30s early : Tuesday. • 50 cents By George! 'A Ge1'8hwin South Central Ohio . A wlnte·r weather advisory Is In ' effect. ·· Occasional snow becoming : mixed wl th or changing to ra ln · today, with highs In the low 40s : Scattered snow flurries tonight, . with a low near 25. Increasl!lll' • cloudiness S11turday, with a : chance of snow and ' highs be- ' tween 35 and 40. '• Girls state toomey results ft==========:i GALLIPOLIS BOAT CLUB I f s now accep lng applications for new mambers .for covertcl and open dockage. We charge only about one-third of other marinas. . Call C-•adan .lolla SwaiR Far Further lnfon110tlell 614·446·0 175 Enjoy the very finest In home ctyle cooking at the very best prIces around 1 MOll DAY Hot loast IIHf Sandwich ....................; SJ•• TUESDAY Meat Loaf ••••••••••••~••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s34' WEDNESDAY hans & .Corn Bread .....................-........ S1 so THURSDAY Ham & Scalloped Po.tatoes ................... SJ•• · Fishtail & Macaroni & Cheese............... SJ4t SATURDAY Chili & Sandwich ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl" HOURS: MON. thru SAT. 6:30 A.M.-1:00 P.M. 992·7133 WILLIAMS DINER ' -DLEPOIT , Review' hi Our Town, By Dick Thomas D-8 PageD 1 .. tnttS Vol 23 No. 8 Capvolul*"' 1988 By LEE LEONARD UPI Sta&ebouae Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio (UJ'I)- An omnibus bill regulating solid waste disposal In Ohio apparently will be the; next big project for state lawmakers when they reconvene for a brief session after the May 3 primary. The legislators sent · almost four do7,en bills to Gov. Richard . Celeste before they went home last Thursday, Including three ·major capital Improvements plans and a supplemental appropriation. But the solid waste bill, sponsored by Rep. Frederick Deer-Ing, 0-Monroevllle, needs more hearings on the Senate side before It can be voted on. Ce\este told reporter~ Friday he hopes the bill, already passed by the House, will get through the Senate at Its .post-primary session In May. The Senate J)lans to. passed bill setting regulations for the transportation of hazardous materials. That bill was trig· gered by the 1986 derallment"of a fraln near Miamisburg, Ohio, causing a cloud of white phospho· rus to envelop the area. Celeste hopes for prompt action on the hazardous materials · transportation bill, as well as a newer bill still In the House, governing a commulilty's right to know what toxic chemicals are stored there. Legislation abolishing . cor· poral punishment (spanking) In schools, also favored by Celeste, Is on the brink of a vote In the senate. Glllmor said the vote Iii Rules "committee was 3-3 to bring It to the floor , and he anticipates It will soon get the necessary five votes. Concerns were raised earlier this month \llat the paddll\lg ban. meet the last two weeks of the month. Senate President Paul Gil· lmor, R-Port Clinton, predicted prompt consideration of the bill, which provides for long-range planning for waste disposal and recycling, allows localities to site landfills, provides for the regula~ · tlon and cleanup of dumps, and discourages the Importing of out-of·state garbage. · The measure, which was studied in the House for · seven months, Is undergoing hearings In the Senate Energy, Natural Resources and Environment Committee, chaired by Sen. Gary Suhadolnlk; R·Parma Heights. "Gary's going to move that blll pretty quickly," said Glllmor. ' 'He's going to have hearings and hopefully move It In May." . Also ticketed for May advancement In .th~ Senate Is a House· . ·school ,· build~g o.c. au- . au- ( stated t)lat the money would only be available for a community center, and that the donor would . BIO..MEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT - James · Parks, 1\ave to approve any plans before operation manager of Saliltary Commercial Services, Inc., inoney could be committed. It explained llle proper way to safely contain bio-medical waste would be approximately two before It Ia picked up and transported to the Incineration to the years before any money would be nursing and lab staffs at Veterans Memorial Hospital, The available. hOipltal's move to a·commercial disposal agency Is plapned action Besides Inspecting the .build· . abide by forthcoming ,legislation according to Don Beegle, to tng, th.e ,purpose of Thursday's )lo&pltal maintenance supervisor. · met!tlng was for those present to perhaps visualize ways or refur· · blshlng the old school for use as a community building. Crow suggested that consider· atlon be given to converting the eas I side of the building for use as a museum, since the present museum on • Butternut Ave. Is running out of space. The west well as tissues and organs POMEROY - Veterans Mem· portion of the bullqlng, where the removed during surgery, congymnasium In located, could be orlal Hospital moved this week to ta!1llnated hypodermic needles, used by the community for abide with a pending legislative syringes, and scalpel blades. banquets, dancing, sports actlvl· mandate On·· -llandllng blo· Sanitary Commercial Servities and other general meetings. medical waste by signing a ces, according to James Parks, "But this Idea Is strictly mine, contract with Sanitary Commercial Services, Inc. of Jackson, an op,e ratlons manager, Is an he said, ''and can be changed." agency which provides collection In regard to using the building affiliate of Multitech Medical and transportation of medical Services in Dayton which spe· for museum purposes, it was waste to an advanced Incinerator noted that the hlstorlcalaspeetaf ciallzes In the management and f~clllty In West Carollton. The the Ohio River could be stressed, disposal of such materials. Don Beegle, hospital malnte· Incineration ensures total desespecially since the building Is nance supervisor, explained that truction of all potentially dangerlocated along the river. ous and pathogenic agents, Those who toured the building later this year the state will Parks said. were asked to give thought to the require separate and special . He further explained that the possible renovation, and to at- handling of Infectious medical material taken from here will tend another meeting whlc h will waste, and Veterans Memorial have 11 "paper trail" !rom Its, "wants to be al\ead ofthe game. " be scheduled sometime In the origin to Its Incineration, ellml· future. At some point In time, It Such materials .would Include, natlng the pOtential !or future 'will be necessary to form com: he said, Items from Isolation environmental pollution c harges mlttees to assist with details wards, specimens !rom medical against the hospital. which would be Involved In Beegle explained that while the and pathology laboratories, cui·· brlngllig such a renovation protures and stacks of Infectious hospital has always carefully ject to fruition. · agents, Including disposable cui· handled medical waste, using a . Crow stressed that "there are · ture dishes and devices used to sterilization system before dispomany, many problems to overtransfer , lnnoculate and mix sal, the new service offers a safer come before any plans are cultures, waste blood serum, and more effective solution to the made." plasma, and blood products, as Hospital agrees on waste .handling Human Sonriceo ... ......3,20&.4B9 ConNrvFtlon· Pomeroy, Ohio 411711 Ph. 18141 882· 2111 (3) 18. 111: ces, raced through tile Senate but Is stuck In the House Judiciary continued on . Pomeroy Attorney Fred Crow, By NANCY VOACBAM center. The building was toured whd organized Thursday's tour, Tlmee:SenllnelStaff on Thursday by several Pomeroy and others, felt that the releasing POMEROY - The possibility Village officials, Meigs I:.ocal eJ!ists that a substanii!P amount School District representatives, . of details of the possible funding for such a rennovatlon project of money may be otitalned for the Meigs Pioneer and Historical rel~tiOD 'Of the r.o,meroy Jun· !;oclety· ·members, «;OU11ty Qffi· · w,o\lli:l be premature at till• lime. lor Sillh bUikltRa on East M•ln' · ,!ltela an!l· Oth~ , eM~· minded· ' Ho\1/ever, Crow did saylhat the pofllllble d0n9r . hal ~~Cally Street, 111e ·as a .community. . Recoipta ......... 1 ,857.534 All Other ReV11nue ......... 3.626.660 Totti Recoipto ......... 7.&153.561 DISIURSEMENTSI.qlolltlve and Exocutlve ... :........976,144 Judlclol .•....... .....•. 382,037 Public Seloty ........ 355,021 Public Works ..... 1.452,911 HNith .. ···• ··· ...... 1 ,379.809 lo•ll1 Legislation, endorsed by the which could be canceled by local school boards, might apply to National Rifle Association, preprivate as well as public schools. empting local anti-gun ordlnanA workers' compensation bill, which was pulled from the Senate calendar last Thursday after two weeks of inaction, apparently Is on a slow track, and Celeste Is helping apply the brakes. The bill, .which makes th~ Ohio Industrial Commission· a haven for political appointments · - strictly an adjudicatory body and leaves workers' compensa· ' tlon administration up to the Ohio · Bureau ·or Worker's Compensation, may not move·untllafter the November election. It had been an agreed bill among labor and management, but suddenly organized labor called for the slowdown. Celeste said he wants the results of a management audit to 61etermlne the fate or the Industrial Com· mission on a blparll!18.n basis. may .b e renovated I ntergOYIIrnmental Loio · 9 Soctlono. 68 Pegoo A Multlmodle Inc. Newopoper SOlid W~te blll next big project in legislature TOTALS RECEIPTSToxoo ... ..... ........ 1.274,766 Chargeo for Services ............ 740,619 Ucenus and . Permlto ....... ,... ........3,706 Flnoo and Forfeitures .... ........ 60,886 . Olilolaildlng .... (119,207) TOTt-L BALANCE .... .. 1 ,182,228 AIINtld ~· Valuation ... 211.258,127 lnolda 10 Mill. .....•. .... .4.30 Outside 10 MNI .. ........ 5.11 E_,.l8d PopuletloM ........•.. 24,000 FadoNICIMUI Potruldon ............ 23,841 ' I ..rlly thlo - ' I l l bo correal and .,.., to tho belt of my llnowtrdgt . Mlftlh 11.1888 Wm . R. Wlcldlnelry GM Audlt8r mt Middleport Pomeroy-Gallipolia-:POlnt Plaaunt March 20. 1988 Fund Cash Balance Jon. 1, 'B7 ........... 432.842 Fund Caah Balance Doc. 31, '87 ... .... .281,276 ReP8id .......... .. .. 472,908 Other Flnencing .· Sourcoo ......... 18,811,9&2 Other Financing u..i .............. 1B.279,017 TOTAL.OTHER FIN. SOURCES .. .(1.298,208) Exceu RGP!O./Sourcos Orir !Unctetl Olob. ondb. Other u..; ........... (3. 167) Fund Cash lelance. Jon. 1, '87 ...: ....1,115,3815 Fund Cuh lolonco Doc. 31. '87 ..... 1, 182,228 R...,..elorEn· cumlrnoneoo ........ 158,348 FundCuh ' ......... .......... 1,182,228 Cooh on Hand ... . 1 .370.4311 Variable cloudiness. JDgha In mld-308. Cllance of rain 20 percent. • • Activities ..... ............. 983 Advanc..-Out Not Buslness .•.................... D-1 Comics-TV .............. Insert Clautfleds ... ............ . D·2·7 Deatlul .............•....•.•.•• A.:t Edttorlal ..................... A·2 Spor&s ...................... C-l-6 B-4 ' . Recreotlon ............ 26,408 Mlocellaneouo ....... 214, 161 Bond Principal Payment .........•... 21 ,494 P•aonal Sorvlcoo ............... 69,371 Controct Sorvlceo .... .......•. .... 7.774 Total Oloburoa· mentt ......•..•..8,080,824 EKe. Rcpto. Qver/(Under) Dlob .. ....... (497,073) Operating Tronoloraln ...•..•..•......•. 3.023,1110 Operating Trsn•feraOut ....... ......... .... 408,928 Advenceo-ln Not Repold ............. ...... 17.167 Sports C-1 ~------------------------~---T----~--~----Inside: Beat of the Bend, By Bob Hoeftich Along the River ........ B·J.8 • The probability of prectptta: ; lion Is near -100 percent today, 40~ percent tonight and 30 percent · Saturday. . Winds will be from the west at 10 to 15 mph today and from the , northwest at 10 to 15 mph tonight: ; Delicious Dishes I FRIDAY Sunday Public Notice Public Notice · a- '· -RAIN to receive precipitatiOn indicated • UPI WEATHER lltAP - Snow will extend from soutlleast Ml~ and eutem ArkaD•IIil aci"OIIJ mach of Tennessee and the Ohio Valley Into the central Appalachians ilnd New York state. Snow .showeri will be scaltered over Mlchl&an. Rain alid thunderstorms will ex~nd · from lhe central GuH Cout atatea acl'OIIs eaat Tennessee, Georgia and northern and central Florida, Rain witt · . also spread eut acroas the CaroUnaa. Scattered rain wiU develop &10111 the middle Atlantic Coast. Showers wiU end In the mornln& &cl'088 soatheaat Texas. :Totlll Receipts Tranaportetion ...... .. .. 3,180 . All Other Revenue .... ...... 3.828.150 · Over/ Under General TOTAL Diobunementt .... (13.271) ..... Government ........ 23.887 RECEIPTS ........ 7,4711,793 OTHER FINANCING 'Personal EXPENDITURE SOURCES/ fUSES) Serviceo .. ............ 22,177 DISBURSEMENTS: Other U1ea/ Nonop. Contractuel l.oglolotive ond E•ponditureo ......... ...(824) Sorrvlceo ............ ...9.281 Executlvo ............ 978,144 Tot81 Other Fin. Sources Suppliea and ....•..... ...... 31;l.037 (U-1 .... :.......... ... ..18241 Matoriolo ..... ... .... .37.16B Judlclol Public Sofaty 3111,0211 : E•ceu Roceipto and . Capilli Outley ...... .. 32,663 Public Worko .... ...... ... 1,4112.911 Other Financing Sources · Total Diaburae" Hoolth .........• ..... 1.379.809 Over/ (Undor) Expend. manto ............. .. 142,626 Human · · Dlob . & Othor Total Receipts ovor/ undor so ... lceo .... ... .. 3.206,489 Uoeo/Net ...... ._.... 114,0961 Dioburoornento .. ..(11 ,3761 Debt Service .......... (6,493) Con~ervationFund Caih Balance Ro-Ntlon .......... 28,408 January 1 ... ...... .... 27,922 Other Uoeo/Nonop. Milcelloneouo ....... 214.1&6 Fund Cosh Balance Expandltureo ....... (1,2801 Bond Prlncipol Decomber 31 .... .... 14, 106 Total Other Fin . Sourcu Poy..,.nt ....... ........ 21,494 Re..rve lor Encumbr. 1Uoeo) ........... ..•.....(7,7731 Total DloburooDecember 31 .. ...... 8. 145 Exc. Rcpta. • Other Fin· rnentt ....... .. ... 7.993,479 PROPRIETARY FUNDS ancing SourceoOver/(Un· Eir.. Aat!nt•. nv•lllln.t••' OPERATING REVENUES- dor) EKpond. Dllb. & othor P!J!I,·.o::o::·.::::: :~~7,18S) 1 Chargeo for Uoeo/ Not .. ...... .. t19.148) OTHER FINANCING Sorvicao ........... ... 85.986 Fund Cooh lolenco SOURCES (USES) Mlocellanaouo ........... 8.686 Jnuary 1 ...............47,&00 Operotlng TronoferoTOTAL Fund Cooh Bolonca ln ·........ .......... 1. 114,968 RECEIPTS ..... .. .... 72.661 December 31 ....... .28,830 Oper1ting Tr•n•fenOPERATING EXPENSES Reserve lor Encumbr. · Out ....... ............. 3&8,387 ,Peroonol December 31 ....•... 71.200 Not AdV11nCN-In Servicea ... ........... 22,177 Treuurv · Repold ....... ......... 17.167 Contractual Balance ..... .... ... .... 28.676 Not Servlcea ..... .... ....... 9,261 lnvem:menta ........ .. .30.000 AdV11ncu-Out . R-Id ...... ....... .472.908 Suppliu and Total Treaoury Other Fin1nclng Matoriolo ...... .. .... .37.158 Bellnce ......... .... ...68,876 Sourcoo ............ 3Q1.147 Copilll Outlay .......... 2,070 Outirttndlng ...... ........ ..(4111 Other Flnonelng TOTAL DISBURSETotal Balonco ......... 58.830 u ... ................. 118,711 MENTS ... ..., ........ 70.666 SUMMARY OF Total Other Fin. 'Total Recoipto overs INDEBTEDNESS Sources .. ............ 84&,282 ; under Dioburoe· MORTGAGE REVENUE: ExceA Rcpta./Sources • menta ...... ......... .... 1 ,886 Outotondlng 0 - lUnder! Dlob. ond 'NON-OPERATING REV· Jan. 7. '87 .... ....... 41.000 Other u............. 127,&98 ENUES / (EXPENSES)Retired.···· ................ 4,000 Fund C1ah Balance, Dobt Service .......... 16.493) Outotonding Other u..o/ Nonop. Doc. 37, "87 ... ...... 37,00(1, Jon. 1, "87 ...•....... 744,233 .t 14681 MEMORANDA DATA: . Fund Cooh Bolonco, Expend 'ures ......... . Doc. 31, '87 ........871 .829 Total Other Fin. Sourcea Anrelld lorEn· (Uoeo) ... ..... ... ........ (15.949) Valuotlon ..... ..3,678,301 Reoerve cumbr~~ncH · EKceu Receipll end Other Property Tax le¥ies: Doc. 31, "87 ....... 157,459 ·financing Sources Over Inside 10 Mil1 ............. 2.00 PROPRIETARY jUnderl Expand. Diob. & Outtide10 Mlll ... ....... 1.80 FUNDS Othor Uuo/ Net. .. (6,084) Estimated Fund Cooh Bolence Population .. ............1 000 OPERATING RECEIPTSChorveo lor January 1 ......,. ..... ... 19,379 Federal Ceniua Sorvlceo ............ ..87,768 Fund C10h Balerice Populetlon ................ 948 Total Docember 31 .. ....... 14,315 THIS IS AN UNAUDITED . R-lpto ...... .... ..... 87,768 Re"""'e lor Encumbr. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OPERATING Docornbor 31 ........ ... 3,066 I certify this ..,..rt to bo DISBURSEMENTSNON EXPENDABLE co"ect ond true to the boot p....,.l TRUST FUNDS of my knowledge. Servtaeo .............. 69,371 OPERATING REVENUESMarch 3, 1988 Conlr8cl Mi.celleneou• ................ 11 Janice L8weon, Servtceo ......... .......7,774 Totol Roceipto ..... .......... 17 Clork-Treao. Total Dlobune3rd St .• P.O. lo• 288 OPERATIN!I EXPENSES:. mento .................87,146 Totol Dlob .....................00 Syrocuoe, Ohio 4&779 Exc. R•DII. 0-1 1114·992·7351 Totti Rocoipto over/ (Under) Dlob ......... 20.813 Under Diob .. .................. 11 (3) 18, 711: Ex- Rcpto./Sourceo Exc. Rcptt • Other Fin· IUnclor) Dlob. anclng Sources Ova~I (Uno • Other u-........ 20,&13 Public Notice dor) Expend. Dlob. • Fund Cooh Bolonce, · Other u..o/Net ..... , ..... 11 Jon. 1. '17 ..... ..........8.510 . Fund Cosh Balence CASH BASIS Fund Cuh lollnce, January 1 .................... 799 CQMBINED ANNUAL 31, '87 .......... 28.123 Fund Cosh Balance FINANCIAL REPORT R._,. lor EnoumbronDOOMnber 31 .....'... ...... 210 OF TOWNSHIPS 0.0. 31 ; 1817 .•.......819' TOTAL For Floc.! YNr Ending AGENCY FUNDS (Memorendum Only) D-m1Mr31,1887 Non-OpemingR-ue IRECEIPTSCOUNTY OF MEIOB (Fxpr sw)l.ociiT..u ............ 71 ,109 '"Thlo lo on unaudltod OPiiwtluu Tf'lntt.n tm.rgovernmenttl FlnonclloiR-rt" -In .., ............. t1,131,192 Revenue .. ............. 31,113 GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS Owcallt'V Tranettn Cho-lor REVENUE RECEIPT8-Out ......... .........48.117 • ..,.... ........... ....71 ,012 To- ................ 1.274,7M Du-Finonolng FlnH, UceMH, and Cho-for . · - .......11.220 811 Porm.'II .......... .... :.. S,&o& lervlceo ......... ....112,111 Financing ' Ml...,lon.ouo.:....... 12.411 u-... ond u- ............ 11,112 301 '*rnlta ................. 3. 101 T- Other Fin. • Totol R-pto .... .. 131 ;1&0 Pln.. ond . PISIURSEMENTSlou- ........1.141,481) Fort.m.rw. ............ IO,HI l b - RCIIII/Iou- . 1-I'Ity,ol Peroon • Pr DPI!ti' .............. 13,348 . Intergovernmental . 0../(Uncler) Dlob. ond R-'ltto ...... ... .1.117,134 Uiauro,Time u-...... (1111.3111 r Ohio Extended Foreeaat Sunday dlroqll Taeaday Snow flurries across the state ·and a chance of snow squalls In the northeastern part of the state Sunday, with fair weather MoD· day and Tuesday. lnghs will range from 25 to 35 Sunday, from 35 to 45 Monday and from 40 to 50 Tuesday. Overnight lows will be NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FO~ECAST TO 7 AM EST 3-19:88 .. Public Notice ~--------~~ilier---------- • P0"8 m.E PRO.JECr - The poUJbllfty. or renovatln& lbe old Pomeroy Jullor Bl&ll Scllool for Ul8 aa a commlllllty bulldln& waa dlscl188ed Tllunday by aeveral area resldenta who toured the bulldln&. The bulldln& waa las* uaed several· yean as a location for training In coli mining. DNR cleans ·~p dumped garbage, says delegate . , By Matt RobertJOn g~e in, Weshingto'l said, if the POINT PLEASANT - The ~w IS llpi)J'Oved by GOv. Arch A. West VIrginia Department of Moore Jr. , Natural Resources baa an 4!1tl~r- . · ·"If they (state oClicjals) don't gency fund that will pay for lite malce it high enough, It will only be clean up of eight tons of garbage a reventie generator instead of a dumpedalongthesldeofaMason way to contrOl out of state garbagc," Washington said. County road In Weal Columbia, House · Delegate William J. 1b clean up the prba&e will take . "DOc" Artl1p, D-Mason, told The some time, Wuhington said. Bill . Point Pleasant Reglstder Friday. !hat one · ~· is just the tip of The garbage was umped on the prbage o. . Frida .Th.,...,.y evenmg bY ..'·mail Uz. Anrip IBY Ihe had been giden, 31, New York. a subcontrac· assured by DNR oiJlcials that the ur for U.S. Oil Rollnin~ site would bo cleaned up. ''There is ~.v. -~fst.ooo•te ~IDI!:. ~clean(the ·-d" •, • A lot of !he pile.<~ of trash, · washingtOII siid, don't look like they came out of just a pick·up truck. We.<~l Columbia residents have bitterly complained to Slate and loeal officials that the items beinll: dumped at the West Colum- bia l8ndftlf and along the road to the landfill have come from trucks bearing .A;llbama and other state's attei :'.1:!P.':p, Anripy • ••1 hold 911 $10.000 bail. COUll · DNR) are _analyzinJ It 10 make sure oflicTals llid thll week. · . ~D·t..~jDStls ~~ Plihe~;.,1: Mason· Assoclltioll for a Clean •~",....,.._..,. Environment Olainnu . Palli and I haw boa UIIRd It will be Wuhlngton wu = G y be- tabn care of," the de'"p"' ald. caQJO of the llle. llid The hollow in wllidi the prbqe the fine wulllil- u a penoa - dul1IDed - • one limO a llrip had 1Jq of pr- mine .a II ftlll of lrllb. DeliS being Washingtcn wd. • Whaf may make it hanler is the the. ta.ws are written on dump••,;n.,..,., said Wh mg, finds, - -... ~·of garbage · enona their person a pile land, it is dlfBcult to prove who dumped it, Wasltington Slid. "All lltat (the dum!'_OO ~h) be-. · Even if the person. finds name comes the M8p011Sibiltty of the land or two Ill the pile, Wasbiifston said, owPer 10 clelll up," Washlngum that~ could have disposed of aid, llldina. •n•s not fair." • the tru11 in .a lawful manner. "'" 1 -" om ~en~ ~~ Willi the COUDty needs, to du!pp 111111 would tall:e ex• WU1iDgton aid, lsa UIIIDI c:onii'OI 1r111n1nary ~. "LLI1ddwnen propm. Oeaing ldds and wuuld have to Ill Oil henl with· 8 l'fllldenll would beiD llllb sure shotpnto 110p~ ~-~cban't ~ llcense plites. 1b remove all !he trash from the hollow, Washingloo Slid, would tate either the mnoval of a lot of ~or some heavy eqllipme!!L · Holing .· West Columbia saw him 0111 !here taking his tarp off, .so they =an eye on him because they lhou t he would pull som · ," Wasbingtoo said. When the penons saw the tnick dumping, thef called !he DNR, 'Wa 8 t'J:" from= danll:'.;l.':r ~~~ilidhedoela'twant' =-~O:~ea:,'::'C: ~-:-.':liiPJ ~ U:: ~:;· ~~: watvb'ifiii to he Ia tile .l,llllqe the NDo14!eo c to'111111i1&1at llid, It Ia veiy polllled bJ Moole to held up a bu±e• He lllid llllt If die _. "We'N aolnll: to cloln it up," · ilo ..,..,Ina lbout. "Un· COIIIIIyWide 11am CCllllnll propam OO.'lllllliB'the JiCIIICJIOII ~ fee hlP enooP li W01! 1· · ViqiDII wiU IIIII he OliO of tho 1eut ei]Jwlve .111111 10 dump ~ lliil, "We dall't lmil'f leill ~ Clldl~ Ia die ICI, II l*t of Ill OVSilllillle elforL ~ ':. ~~~ lt'alill'd 10 do. . lbout lc." . "'tllbl everyone in the eoiin't up. "' · , I uclrfly, . Columbia 10 be aware ol the problem - w i l l doillle u aqmo : I twldlilta ........ dill lilt .... Ia ........ ald. "BY01)'0110 is ll111t11C.• he -.!d. . · . ;the act. he illd. 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