https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/026bacbcc5e955593f48a1b8db7dbe6c.pdf 42adc25430581486438fe7d25d396755 PDF Text Text .. Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Thursday. February 26, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • r----Local Briefs:-----:-'-· ...... Authorities seize man's _____ ,_co_n,_in_ue_d_f ro_m_P_ ag_e_ ] ) -::-....--::-:::---5= Department spollSOrs dinner Scipio Township Senior Citizens· and Sc ipio Township Volunteer F ire Department 11r e sponsor ing an all-you-can-eat Ca ptain D's dinner lhl5 Sunday, with serving from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m . Adva nce tickets lor adults are $4.25, or $4. 50 at the door. Children's ~d v a nce t ckets ar e $2.50 or $2.75 at the door. Everyo ne welcome. Middleport lodge plans meeting MiddlepQrt Lodge 363 F&AM will meet 7: 30 p.m. Tuesday. Refr eshment s wi ll be oerved. EMS ,_.nits respond to 5 calls Meigs County Emer gency M e'dica l Services repor t s five calls Wednesday, Rut land Rl 7: 20 a.m. to Mo11nt Union Chu rch Road for Lloyd M ar tin to O' Bieness JY!emorlal Hospital ; Middleport at 10:53 a.m. to Sou th Third Aven11e for Eric Goode to Veterans Mem or ialliospll al ; Middlepqrt at 3:55 p.m. to Holzer Clinic for ShJrly Ap pl ~ by to Holzer M edical Center; Racine at 9:01p.m. took Da mon Fi sher frqm the jire station to Veteran s Memorial Hos pit al; Scipio Tpwn ~hlp F ire Department atll: 18 p.m . to a str uc ture fi re on Ohi o 692 at Pagevllle. Fire destroys Pageville home The Fred Althouse residence at Pagevllle wa s des troyed by fire shor tly before midnight Wednesday . The Scip io Tol\'nship F lr p . Depar tment , assisted ·by the Al bany Fi r e Depapment, wa~ called to the scene at il : 18 p.m. A Sc ipio depar tment spok esman reported that smoke and wa ter des tr oyed VJhaf fire 1 Idn' t In the small fra me house . Cause of the fi re rnay nave ljeen electr ical. Althouse, his wi fe and small child esca ped Injury. Firemen were called ba ck t ~ the home Thu rsday rnorn lng whljn the fi re appar ently rekindled. enfor cement agencies which participated with the m oney to be used In the fight aga inst illegal dr ugs, Gerard repor ted. The cr iminal case against Cain Is pending In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Cain was Indicted on a single count of cultiva llon of marijuana, a felony of the fourth degree, Th e charge resulted from an Incident i·n September 1986. when 158 · mar ij uana plants were confi sca ted on the Cain property. A search warra nt was obtai ned on that occasion and othe-r additional evidence of cultivation was obtained, Gerard sta ted. On behalf of Meigs County Prosecuting Att orney Crow, Ger ard ex pressed appreciallon to all the officers and agencies Veterans Memorial Wednesd ay Adm issions T ammy Adkins, Por tla nd; Clyde Clark. Letart. Wedn esd ay Discharges Dora Smith, Milt on Gary, R.;l ph Webb, Ha r r y Shain , Clar a Ad ams, M audi e Wood, Nora Houdashelt. which par ticipated not only in the Init ial arrr est In September but the exer cise of the feder al seizure warrant Wednesday. " The fight against illegal drugs i s not a probl em for any Jackpot up for grabs CLE VELAND (UP! ) - A jackpot of at least $20 million will be up for grabs in Ohio's Super Lotto dra wing next week after the game's top pr ize went uncl aimed Wednesday night for a fou rth co nsecutive week. A state lottery commission SpOkesman today sa id there were no tickets sold for Wednesday's game that listed all six of the numbers drawn - 21, 23, 32, 33,35 and 42. That means the $15 million jackpot that was availabl e Wednesday will be car ried over to next week, Increasing the grand prize to at least $20 million, the spokesman sa id. Although no one picked all six number s. 235 player s selected fi ve or the numbers to win $788 each. Al so, B ,479 player s chose four of th e numbers to win $52 apiece. single co unty or j urisdiction; we all to one another, th is case well concluded. proves," Ger ard, • MHS girls win sectional tournament · -Page 3 Fin·al Clearanee $999 . WOMEN S SHOES ••••••••••••• · ·. ONE RACK . 1 S0°/o OFF 20°/o NOW WERE TAKE ANOTHER 700/0 Rutland: I va Sisson, Robert W. Sisson. William All<'n Bl ackwood, Mar y Dav idson, Dona Davl~ son. Llnsa S. Carpenter. Vlnlon : WIJllam R. Ander son . Shade. Fonda G. Thomas. Milldlepor t: Herbert B. Car son. William Moody, David Dod son. Kenneth Imboden, E llis Clonch, Nancy Mullen, Joan Edw ~ rd s, Pat Kit chen, Dorothy, McCipud , Shirley frazier , Shelly Fox , Edward Durst . Sarah Fowler. Ri cky Schaefer. Nor ma Wtlcqx, Patricia K. Logan, Barbara Mullen, Gloria Peavley, Geuld Anthony. Timothy Smith, Mau~Jsh Nelson. Brenda Haggy. County readies._ _tC-iop-li_nu_e_df_ro_m_P_a_;;_ge_ 1_1_ _ r lewskl expl ained, the $11,181 remains with Blue Cross to cover claims which may occur while the policies art> In effect. put are flied aft er expira tion. M ichael Warner of Broga nWar ner Insura nce wa s al the meellng to discuss generalllabii Jty pollciPs for lht> . highway department and the Meigs County Council on A g ln ~. The highway dcpartm_cnt policy ex pires April 20; the cou ncil on pglng expires Apr il!. At present , the highway deJ;Iar trnent pays $23.805 for liability co v~ rage, not Including costs tor fleet coverage tor cou nty ve hicles . The counc il on aging pays $595. · Warner sai d befor e rcpcwln g .the policies. the Insurance com · pany needs a lett er fr om the prosecuting attorney staling that the co mmi ssioners are not poli cy par ticipants. Th e commissioners said they would forward the letter regarding the highway department , but pOinted out that the council on aging is an independant organiza tion and not a, governmental agency. In whlc~ case. a letter would not be requlfed. Tha board will be renewing an agreement with Johnson Controls, Charleston, W.Va.. for malqtalnance of the courthouse furna~e and air conditioning sy steflls. Commissioner Ri chard Jones spys the co ntract with John~on Cont ois reduced las t year'f malntalnance bills by Jones commended the com ny for "superior serv ice." In ther matter s, the board appr~ved an adva nce of $170,000 lrom r eal es tate taxes for general tund opera tions. making a total of $270,000 adva nced this year. SS,?t Vol . 36, No.208 OFF HARTLEY'S SHOES MAn VANVRANKEN· OWNER 21 0 East Main ~,CORDS & ~ TWILL JEANS Jr. Sizes 3/4 to 15/16 Missy Sizes 6 to 20 36 to 48. True western styling 100% cotton - prewoshed. Speelal Friday ••• Satar••Y · Your Choice Reg. 520 ... Sale S8.00 Reg. 522 •.• Sale 58.80 Reg. 526 ... Sale Sl 0.40 CLEVELAN D tUP1 i - Ohio's Super Lotto ga me. which celebra ted Its firs t anniversary F"eb. 19, has reached it s four th jackpot of $20 million or mor e. Last Wednes day, for the fourth consecutive week. ther e wer e no winner s of the top prize in Ohio's r ichest lolicry game. meanin g the jackpot in this Wednesday's drawing will be at least $20 million. " Th is is exact ly what the ga me is designed to do- from ti me to time r oll over enough to create thesr lar ge j ackpots and enthusiasm . aryd along the way more doll ar s for education." lottery spokeswoman Anne Bloomberg sa id. The biggest winner to date was ne w ~ pa p er carr ier Walter Morgan -or Center_vJilc..lnd. Morga n cla imed the $2~ million j ackpot Apr il 9 in the game's ei ghth dr awing. It t ook j ust four wee ks for th e j ackpot to r each S2o mil lion. bu t th is Wednesday's game will be the fifth since a jackpot was las t won. " Th at was our first rea lly big one. It was u record j ackpot. " Bl oomberg sai d in explaining why the j ackpot reached $25 million in just four drawings. "As a result. we saw cont inued increasing sal es." Two otht>r jackpots, May 20 and Oct. 29. were each wor th $20 million. If nobody hit s on the l -in -7 mill ion chance Wt>dnesday. lottery fever of · epidem ic proportions could sweep acr oss Ohio and Into neighboring states. " We could be lookin g at a national record t$41 mill ion!. " Bloom berg sai d. "It wou ld be WESTERN JACKETS Wrangler, Lee and Lord Isaacs brands. Jr. Sizes 3/4 t,o 15/16 Missy Sizes 6 to 20 REg. S22.00 TO S26.00 S2688 WOMEN'S JEANS ~SALE ~- CHILDREN'S Oual~y Wranglor Denim liiiiS Girls' Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. littlo Boys' Sizes 12 to 24 mos. and 2 7 REG. l6,00 to l24.00 TWO DAYS ONLY $4 77 TO $1917 .. Sale S15.40 '26 .. Sale 516.80 S28 .. Sale 519.60 MEN'S STRETCH BLUE DENIM BOYS' BASIC MEN'S FULL CUT DENIM JEANS JEANS Cotton poly blend denim for more comfort - prewashed. Made by Lee or Wrangler. Sizes 30 to 50 waist. DENIM JEANS Special friday ond 5atur· day only. Husky siltS 8 to 18, slims and regulars 8 to 16, student ti1u 26 to 30 wait!. Wrangler and Lee. 514.95 518.95 519.95 521.95 Jeans ... S10.47 Jeans ...S13.27 Jeans .•.$13.97 Jeans ... 515.37 lndudtt the new Wranglu 909 City ltraighll. ' By Lee and Wrangler. Sizes 34 to 50 waist. Prewashed blue denim, a little more comfort for the bigger guys. r eal exciti ng, bu t we' r e happy when people win." The older Ohio Lotto game was played twi ce a week until the in troduction of the Wednesday Super Lott o game, in which a pl a~w picks six numbers fr om a field of 44. Ohio Lotto. now played only on Sa tu rdays, requires players to pick six nu mbers from a fi eld of i O. Ei ght peopl e shared the top Oh io L ott o jackpot of $24.6 million in August l984. Although no ticket In thE' l ast Super Lot to drawing had all six numbers- 21, 2l 32, J3. l5 and 42 - 235 ·tickets had five of the numbers to gi\'e th eir holders $788 each. Also. 13,479 tickets had four of the numbers worth $52 ap(ece, and 236,i>i6 tlckets listed . thr~. of the numbers for$~ea c h. Ticket sa les for the dr awing totaled $11. 397,720. 446·30·5 Dem ocr ati c senator from Mainr. in an int c-r v irw sel ling arms to an Ira nia n rrgimf' hr oncp ca ll ed la te Thursday. " I got the sense today ... in tho 45 minutes wr had with him in the Cabinet Room before th e press conference that he was listening to what we had to say as If he was hearing things he had never hoard before," Muskie concluded on ABC's "N lghtl ine" 13 hours after the pa nel' s news conference on the re port. Sen. John Tower of Texas. the Rep ublica n Reagan loya list who led the rcv ic"', board, ca me away with a different impress ion. F.ven as he faulted the president for maki ng mistakes, Tower said he remained convinced or Reagan' s fi r m belief In his own Intentions in "M urder lncorpOI'a ted." " I thin k one of th ings he i <lilil think < is tha t ... whe n th e story became publicl,v known. tha t kill ed 1he prospect of t he pla n or 1lw program working to SC'cure lhr release of th e rC'sl of th e hostagPs th ai th is approach wou ld ultimal el.v 1have ga ined! thp r elea se of all th e Amcrlran ho<t:tgl's" RIGHT-TO-READ - Chapter I reading teachers of the Meigs Local School District are r eady to launch the observance of lht• annual Right to Read Week In the various schools. Signing a proclam ation noting the openln~ of the week on JVIonday. March 2, seated In the photo, are, l eft to right, ,Jumtos Carpenter, assistant superintendent of the district: Rutland Mayor Jim Fink, and Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyh•r . Tht• r eading teachc.- and th e By NANCY YOI\CHAM Sentinel Staff Writer Th e Eas tern Local Board of Education will be searchi ng for a new superintendent and new head basketball coach fo llowing Th ursday night 's accept ance of the res ignations of Superi ntendent Ric hard Rober ts and Coach Dennis Eichinger . The Eastern boar d met Thu rs day at 7 p.m . In a regular session at the high school. Roberts, In a brief letter of res ignation. sa id it had been "a pleas ure working with t ht> student s and people or Eas tern Local, " bu t th at he was leaving the superintendent's position .July :11. which shou ld "afford the b oa rd ti m e'· t o fi nd a replacement. . Roberts. who is in his eighth year at Eastern , said later th at "a ft er a ti me, you reac h a point where you feel you· re not gaining gr ound ." He said It was ti m e fo r him to "go somepl ace and make a new start." Eichinger, a 1972 Eastern High gr aduate who played va r si ty basketb all al M arietta College and vars it y volleyball at Ohio St ate, sa id via telephone this m orning he will re main with the high school as a teacher and ath letic director. He sa i d he " has bought a far m and plans to spend more ti me with his wife." hrld b~· pro- lra ni ~m trrrori sts in LC'ba non , Towr r said on th e ABC program. Wh at Reag;1n dot's bt'i if'V(' now rn a~· comro u11 n his telev ised speech next wrek, bu t tho Tower board lr ft no question of wha t i t thinks <t bou t th e I ra n arms sa les . $1788 Sizn I to 11. Prewashed 1OO"'o cal· ton blue denim - unlined. SALE In his l et ter of · r es ignation to ques ted priva te sessions. The board reconve ned In o(X'n the board , he sa id he felt he "no longer ca n be effec tive" in the session a/ 10:1> p.m .. and Susie head coac hing pos i tion and Is Heines. board pres ident . an· leav ing the j ob effec tive F"cb. 26, nounccd th at stu dent s who had the date of the board meet In g. He cur lier been Ineligible to play also extended thanks to th<' because of low gradrs , may student athle/es who partici- participate In ath letics if. gra des pa ted In Eastern bas ketbal L and arc brought to passing. The the loyal fans who supported t h ~ grades are to be monitored on a week 10 week basis. progra m. Heines also announced the The resigna tion or Grace 'Chr' valier, as a subst it ute custodia n. board wi ll be taking under advisement a policy for acawas also accepted. demic status for st uden ts for all Fo llow ing aCC<'pt ancc or th e resignations. the board moved ex tra -curricular activ it ies . Alleged discip li nary action Into a 2'11 -hour cxeeutlve ses sion to discuss gr ade req uirements of against su bslltutc bus driver student athletes with severa l Cindy Rector was brought to the co ncer ned parents who had re· ·board 's allrnllon by altor nr y PO INT PL EASANT - Maso n Count y school teacher s mel Wednesday at Poin t Pleasa nl Junior High Sc hool to decide whether to author ize /he West Vi rgin ia Education Association' s executive board to ca ll a statewide teachers str ik<'. Approxim ately 250 teac hers. about 200 of whom arc members of the WVEA/ Maso n Count y Teachers Associa tion, par ticipated In the Informational meet Ing and balloting session, accordIng to Jim Tay lor, MCTA pres ident. Taylor described thos<' all endIng as ' 'angry" wit h the Inac tion of the state Legislature and the lack of leadership regarding education Issues. " It's obvious tha t nothing Is going to happen until we make II BOYS S229s WESTERN JACKET schoob where they teach arc, standing, left to right , Mary Brau er, Middleport: ,Janel Hoffman, Pom eroy ; .Jonl .Jeflers, Pomeroy; Cheryl Ll ghtfrltz, Salem Center ; Wendy II al ar, director of th e Chapl<•r I reading pro~ram for thr district; Barbara Mathews, Salisbury; Kim Ohlinger, Rutland; Linda Stanley, ll ar rl son v lll~. and E llzahclh Story. Middleport and Br adbury schools. William Colt' of Jackson . Cole. who spcclrtcally requested open <ess lon . clalmrd that the lloard . at an Par lier meeting we nt Into PX<'C U/lve srss lon whf'rc ·· untor-robon.l l ed aecusat lo ns" were made aga inst Rector without her know lcd~e. fl e said Ea siPrn' s trunspor ta · tlori director. Arcllir nose. was not involved In the meeting, and th at Ht•ctor was subseq uentl y told by Supcfi ntrndc nt Roberts she- wos bei ng taken off the substitu te driving Ji st a nd would no! be reca lled beca use of complaints of h<'r reckless opera· l ion. HowPVN, Rector was la ter reca lled as a subs tltui P. but not tConllnut' d on Page lOt Mason teachers lean toward strike $24.95 .... Sale $19.90 $25.95 .... Sale $20.70 $28.95 .... Sale 523.10 S29.95 •••• Sale S23.90 .. •• $1829 ' MON. & FRI. 9-8 2 Soc1ion s. 1 4 Pa gns 25 Cents A Mul t imedi a Inc. Newspaper Eastern superintendent, basketball coach resign F ABRIC SHOI' - An open house will be held at the new location of the Fabric Shop Sunday, Ito 5 Corner of ll*d & 01" Gal/tltlit chief of staff Donald Regan. whose res ignation Is now con sider ed alfbu't c er tain. Congr essional r eactio n to the repor t Is some of the input Reagan wa nts as he stud ies Its conclu sions and prepares for responsive action. The co mments on Capitol Hill Thu rsday were mixed, oft en along party lines. arid even within the three-man panel it self the final j udgment of wher e Reaga n stands now sparked disagreement between its leading Republica n and it s sole Democra t . " (The presldenli may tonight be thinking about things th at wer e never brought to his att ention before. " said commission member Edmund Muskle, the ex-secreta ry or slate and former WRANGLER 95 Prewoshed 100% cotton blue de· nim. Straight leg or boot flare. Sizes 29 to 42 waist. Sale JEANS By Lee and Wrangler Jr. Slz11 3/4 to 15/16 "' Mi11y Sizos 6 to 20 Sizes 32 to 46 striptl, prints. Strai1tht logs, baggiies. DENIM JEANS 9·5 en tine Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday. February 27. 1987 WASHINGTON iUPI) - President Reaga n, rejecting "instant analys is" or the Tower Commission's cr iticis m or his foreign policy stewardship, Is study in g wh at his chief spokesman calls a report th at " looks good." Reagan refused to comment Thursday on th e conclu sions of his own review board in th e Iran-Contra scanda l. promising to address th e nat ion next week. No time has been set for the spe<>eh, though sources said Tu es day night is a good bet. · Today. Reagan ar ra nged a pr iva te m eeting wit h congressional leaders at which the agenda was likely to include thP Tower report and qu ~s tlons of a successor to embattled Whit e Hou se MEN'S $3295 "WRANGLER" . SKIRTS BASIC •Free Pelklng •Free Delivery v Reagan keeps own counsel on scandal report Pomeroy DENIM WOMEN'S MEN'S S22 OPEN DAILY Rain continuing tonight and Saturday, with a low tonlght betw een 4Q and 45 and highs Saturday In the mid 50s. Th e probability of pr ecipitation Is 90 percent tonight and near 100 per ce nt Saturday. Jackpot reaches ·$20 _million mark Reg. 521.95 ... Sale 515.37 Reg. S26.95...Sale 518.87 Reg. S27.95 ... Sale 519.57 lleg. 529.95 ... Sale 520.97 SAVE '40 2824 at y . Copyrighted 1987 There w ill be~ motor vehicle ca ravan fo r med at the Meigs Hi gh School at 4 p.m. to escprt the Meigs Hi gh boys basketball tea m to (he sec t gum£> with Belpre in Athens. All Mara uder l~ns ~re to take part and ar c asked to decora te their vehicles fo r event. gan. Lar ry J. Ball. Elllls E. Myers. William R. M yer ~ . Minersville: M ary L. Voss. New Haven, W.Va.: Marla N. Roush. Ronnie Roush. Rac ine: Virginia M. Bl and, Charlotte L. Wamsley, j..orett a K. Hill. Richard Randolph, Charles W. Bush. .Johqny Evans, Charles F. Wag ner, Th omas M. Theiss, Donna !hie, Rqger L , Grace, Dor tha P. Riffle. Pat r lcij A. E rvin . Dav id A. Wolfe . Do. rothy M. Sayre, Robert L , Rit chie. Dorothy Jen Alklre 1 Mary Amber Warqer , Randy Simpson. Louise F rank. John Frank. PICK-4 • Game caravan planned (Continued from Page l! 083 WOMEN'S SHOES A meetin g of the· Buckeye Joint-Count y Self Insura nce Council will be held at 10 a. m .'Frlday I~ the downsta irs meeting room at th e Comfort lnn . J ackson. on Sta'te Route 9:!. 8100dffi0 b • e ~0IIect S Daily Numlwr ONE GROUP NATURALIZERS, HUSHPUPPIES, HARBOR TOWN Self-insurance council to meet ~) Ohio Lotterv• p.m. Among the employes are, felt to right, Ann Lambert , Judy Eichinger, Gina Thomas, Jill Nease and Becky Ander son. Th e Fabric Shop, owned by Ar thu r and Ada 1Nease, has moved from It s Wes t Second Street business location of the pas t 16 years, to the former E bersbach Hardwar e Store building on 110 Wes t Main. An open house at the new local ion will be held Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m . with refres hments to be served and discount coupons and door prizes to be awarded . Mr. and Mrs. Nease began bu siness In Pomeroy In November 1959 1n the building at the corner of East Main and Sycamore streets·and reloca ted to the Second Street building In 1961 . E mployes are Becky Ander · son, Ann Lambert. Judy E ichinger, Jill Nease, Gina Thomas and Marjorie Hoffman. seven in oppositio n of a strike. "Seve nty per cen t 1of thl' nonmrmi:>l'rs) favorrl.i the str lkl'. " Painter <ald . " I thi nk that's probabl y rrpr·esrntallvc. We ' ll fi nd out for su re• Saturday ." Painter added tha t JX7 of th e MCTA 's 24~ mPntbcrs voted . T here ar<' <tbout :1211 clqss room teachers In Ma ~ un r oun1 y. Ba lloting followed a qurs tlnn and answrr " '" ion Jed by Palnt~r anet .lor Furtad o. WV i.':A Hcgl o n Ill t : n is rr v c represrn 1at 1\·11 Taylor 'ai d. " Tht• vo <t• w:ts taken on 1hi' st rlkt• lssu<'. The bal lots will IJI' litkrn to WVI<A headqu tll't<'r' in ( 'hurles ton on ;;at urday . Th t· i><tilots from all over the sl <tH· will be tot:tlrd and then we will kno ~ wha t <r<'tion wi ll take pla r-r .'" Testing sclledulea on suspect bottl~:. - The manufactu rer of a douche product wi ll test a bott l!' of Its product to determine If contam ination or tamperi ng Is Invo lved . That was the word from the manager of a Pomeroy store The more spacious quarters today following the purchase of have allowed for the expansion of the Item by a Middl eport wom an merchandise. The shop features ear ll!'r In the week. Accordin g to the purchaser, a a large select Jon of piece goods and notions, along with a bridal twin pack of the product was departm ent with fi ne satins and purchased and one bottle was laces. and headpieces. The shop used. When a relative of the pur · maintains the Singer dealership . and ser vices all kinds of sewing chaser star ted to pu t the remainmachines. shar pens scissors, Ing bott le until the sink, she noticed a "s limy," also desand does alt erations. . Store plans open house for Sunday happen." Taylor said. The 17,000-mcmber WVEA has called for a statew ide ll'arhcrs' strike unless the Legislature moves forward wit h teacher pay raises and other rdura t ion Issues. Vote tota ls from across the state were expected to be complied Saturda y In Charleston. WVEA President Tom Vogel said Monday earl y lnd ic·ations were that teachers favor wa lki ng out. Although MCTA members voted by secrf't balioll, an unoffi cia l poll of 2.1 non· association mem bers showed those teac hers overwhelmingly In support of a strike. Rob Paint er, local action plan coordinator. said today tha i of the 2:1 non-m!'mbcr teachers polled, 16 voted In favor and crlbed as a "mucus" loo king substance, In the second bott le. The boll lc was returned to the store on Sunday evening and the store refu nded the purchase price. Having second thoughts, the purchaser and her husband decided lorcturn to thestore toplck up the second bollle, but were unable to get the bottle back Into their possession from store employees Monday evening. The purchaser also was exa mined by a loca l doctor M onday evening. It was reported . Meanwhile, the second bott le I a- of the douchl' wa s take n 111 district meet Jng for employees of thr store on Wrdnvsdillf and t h ~ . solution In qu••stlo n Is bei ng s<;-ni . to the manu fact urlng firm , w hlc ~ : will condu ct an analys is to : determi ne· the· con tent s. '/'he product has been takc•n of! the shelves oft hr Pomeroy store, but not through any orders Issued by the company, which has not : had time to conduct the analys is. : The Pomeroy Pollee Department · and the M<'lgs Cou nt y Hea lth : departmen t arc appr ised of the . situation. · •I �The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio NBA results Ordinarily liberals have very little to complain about as far as the performance of the majo r medi a Is concerned. They are acc ustomed to seeing the networks, the news magaz ines and the major national newspapers beat the drum Industriously for every libera l ca use, from evergrea ter welfare expenditures to blocking the space shield . Small wonder that. wh en the subject ol medra balance or fairness is raised, the average liberal as sumes what Mark Twarn once described as " the serene expres· slon ol a Christian holding four DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~lh ~m~ rT""L...JL--r•~d·~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFLICH Gen eral Manager A MEM BER of Th0 Un JIC'C I Press 1ntcrn a tiona I, Inland Daily Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LF.TIEHS OF OPIN ION are wc! COI'Jl(' They should be less t ha n 30J words long All IPtiPr s a rP s u hjt'<'ll o Nl Ilin g an d must bP s l~ n«< wlth na m e, address and telephorlf' number No unsigned IPI! C'rs w ill b£' pu bll!.hed l ellers shou ld Jx> In ~ood tast e, add rPssl ng ls~uPS, no t [X'rsonalltles. aces.' ' We co nservattves, on the other hand. drink the bitter gall ol sensed rnjustlce every time we switch on the evening news or ope n The New York Times. Washinf{ton Window Familiarity with the liberal bushwah that oozes from our TV se ts and drips off the pages of the nation's most important news· papers ha s never reconciled us to it . We know from bitter, toothgrinding ex perience tha t the media are. quite simply, our enemies There Is. therefore, lor conservatives a certain dis tinct Scha· denfreude (that fine old German word for pleas ure at another' s discomfort) in noting the liber· als' reaction to a recent media event that didn't toe thei r saver· elgn political line Hell. rt transpires . hath no fury like a liberal who detects. In th e media. a politrcal bias he or she di slikes. Recently the American Broadcas ting Company presumed to broadcast a 14 \-S hour miniser ies Prospects poor for reform move entitl ed "Arnerika." a fictional portraya l of life in the United States 10 years after a Soviet takeove r The Soviets. as you might expect, come off ra ther badly in the film, as do some "peace-keeping forces" that look vaguely like U.N. troops. What prompted ABC's executives to stick their fa ces in thi s partrcular Mrxmaster Is unclea r This is the same network that a lew yea rs ago - less than a month before Pers hing missiles were to be deployed In NATO Europe - ran a horror film on a nuclear attack called "The Day Alter" that did its cynical best to scare the U.S population Into blocking deployment, so we ca n presumably dismiss any notion ol rightist intrigues at ABC. Probably the bott om line was the ... ~0A11NATeD fOR B€~T PeR~ AAA~ I VI'Vf~ IN /l. NON•StJPibR"\1~ Q ROLl;;; JN Tlria 1~ ll.v IWIIEltT SIIEI'1\RD WAS H!Nr.TOI\ 1UP !r - 1 hC'n• ore plrn ty of good argument s lor rrfn r mrng lhr wav C'ongr rs- dra l< w!lh lhC' un nu al budget and how 11 pass('s thf' vanous appropn a t Jons bllhi, but p1 osprc ls arr poor for an\ srgnr fr (·an t ch,mges bc mg madt' th is vcar. P r~srdrnr RC'.rgan. rn hrs State of the Unron add ress. called the OII.'N A.t::CAIO I1\1'\ IfJ4 1\, bu d.[!f'l pro c.-.s~ ··a so n v spf'rtaclc '' un d lh t•rc• i:JI'r m a nv in Congress who would dgn-:.p "The mrs<rng of de.r(li rn<'s and the nrg htmarP of monstrous contrnurng rcsol ul!ons p.rcklng hundr eds of billion s or dollars or sprndrng rnl o one hr ll must he stopped." R~aga n sa rd. Thr prc·<rdrnt'< id1•a of budget rdo rm rests lreal'l i) hr s a co n s lilu t J on<:~ l umcndmen l IrqUJring: d b.r lanrNI fcdrr;rl bu<lget and lor Co ngr ess to grvr him the po• rr ol "l mr -ltf•m v0tn' - thC' ahil!! v to r llmmatr mdi v Jdu (J J II C'm s m an .rppr op1r.rl rons hi II r,JI hN 1h.r n ha" rng 1a accept or veto Ihe en tu c brll H r~1 g~m ~(l lf l such dUt hnr ll v woulcl C'nablr h1m lo "c<.u VC' out thr hoo nd o~~:df· s .1nd m ~mhcrs port th.11 \\ Ou ld n rvC' r surv ivr on thei1 ow n. " but of Cong11 ·ss partwul.rrl\ th<' Democra trc leader shi p. are nnt abou t tn gr.1nt thr prf's)(lrn t's r('{}uC'sh ll nusr 0<·m1" 1 ' ' " " lr>ader .lrm Wr 1ghl of Trsas was pa rticular !\ ( ntJC.Jl of Rr~gd n 's ra il ford balancf'd budgrt olmrndmcnl. sav mg thf' prf'sldrnt s own .spf' nflm~ pl<.~ns a n · t he mam r C'ason thf' 1.-!0\f'l nmf'nt 1s so dPrpl\ suhmPI gcd m rC'd mk Thr da1 alr cr thP pr f'Side nt 's spc~ch . whrn r eportcrs asked Wr ight clhoUI thf' p! OpOsdlS , lh 1• spr. lkf't was blu nt 10 VOICing hi S OppoS itiOn Wr ight ral l0d 11 "llo n tc m fh (• r:-.:trC'mP'' "a cop ou t' und c.1 "d i\'(II'SIOilaf\" I .H'flr " You don' t r~d u r<· th~ d01 rr rl b\ wr!h thr procrss" monk~v rn g W1 1gh1 s.dd addwg th.H whdl 1s llfl(ld(ld ·ls "fdc tng ha r d chOICC"s" In Wrrg hr s \'lew. l.rr rng h.11 d rho ires me.. ns th e presldr nt should sc. d1 · h.lf'k hts dflfr nsf' budgf'l nr ro n s1dP1 somP for m of l a:x tnc r NISC' to pal tor th• · spr·ndrn g No doubt Reaga n trois lh ~ han! r horces lor 1hf' D r mor r<.~ t s shou lei 1m niVf' l0ss sprndm_g for dom('sl ic progr,~ms, lhfo c J r~m W.IIPI' h tll h(' \PI OPel 0 1 \' ;] IIOUS O!h('r progr ams lhP .~clmmis i J,I Ii on w.1n1s to C'lim ma tf' Ru 1, \·r-n II 1hf' prf'stdf' nt <.1 nd t hf' Dr moe r.lt s do not .1 grC'f'". t hrrr Wtll \)(' ront1 nuPd clr m<.~nd s fo t rln m·pr hau l of th r ro ngrrssional budget pi OC'f'SS ~UC' h ,JS The law ma kf'l"< thou ght rhe1 di d th1• job sevNal vrars ago when rh rl pa ssrd tiH' li ud g< 1 R~for mArt of l ~H whi ch r reat rd BudgPI C'o mmr ll rcs in both th<· ll nuSI• ,Jnd Sena te .1 nd s~ t up a tim r tabli' lor .~r ll on on .r ll monPI ilr lls Unf•>rtun.rtrlv. C'ongre<S has not bern able tn l! \ r up to tt s ow n r u If's Thr' Pnd of thf' !. 1s t C'o nglf' ss s o~w .1 nr\\ lm\ 1n t h0 hud grt prorrss '"·'P ~h~n it IJcc,rm< • nrcr"an tn up nrar l1 a ll th e rrgu l,ll .rppropriallons ll! tls rn one hu g ~ i'dll'ih >ll bi ll . m.Jking II th t• largest spendi ng hrll in the his tnn of< nuntr \ AI th< •s t.rll nf thr nrw Cong> ~>S. Rep. Tt entl.oll. R-Miss .. rr1·a t1 ed th.rr in l'lli'> formr• i1<•p. Rrcit.Jrd Ho llin g. D Mo. wro11• a book !tiled " 11ousc Out of Or d~r · Th e pilinr <m.rd c rn I hat book co nt r ihu ted 10 ih<' ,., tor m mol' <·m• ·nr of 1'17~ ilur Loll <ai d ril e House now " is probabh mot f' ou 1 of ordr 1 rnda\' t h,1n 11 v. d" ~1 \ f'.Jrs .~go" wh0n I hr honk ra mf\ nut ·Nnt onl\ do Wf' h.t\f' bt f!gf't ddicit !'i, hut \\f' still spf•nding hi ll s f' lla C' lf' d on 11m1• " L oll Sjid . r~ n·r g.-.r our So rhc dcil<ll< gars on. It is l.rrgPI\ a on~- s id ~d debate becau se most C~•ng:rf'ss .~gr r 1) 1hC' t)Utigf'l procrss 1:-: not working a~ 11 mf'm tw•r·s of should IJut 1 f'dC' hin g dgl f'l' m r'nt on ho\\ 10 fix rh0 p r·ocC'ss ts not cas\ o~nd II md\ jll\\ 1 ( lank cdong ,[.., [~o, tnt S('\ rr.t l morr yC'a rs. €TT.-.®~"t:'O~WOhi 4TAt •TI'I.E6~ "~L>;!~p-<- i Today in history ll y Unilt•d Press International Tad<~ I' is Frida\ . Feb 27. th r 5Hth day o l1~87 wit h 307 to fo llow. Th r moon Is nPI< . Th r morning star·s ar·r Vrnus and Sat ur n. Tllr pvcnt ng stars a rr Mars and .J upit er. Those uor non thi s day are under !he sign of P isces. They mclude poet Hcnrv Wadswor th Longfellow tn 1807. English actress Ellen Trrrv in 1 ~47. Su preme Court .Justice Hugo Blac k In 1886. RCA board charrman and •.•fath er ol American television" Dav id Sarnoff in 1891, ac tor Wrlllam Demarest in 1 8~12 . novelist John Steinbeck In 1902, ro rmC'r Texas Gov ..John Connally In 1917 tagc 70\ . actresses J oa nne Woodward in 1~:10 1agt> 57 1and Eliza bet h Tay lor In 1932 (age 55\, and consu mer acti vist Ralph Na drr in 1934 1age 53\ On this dat e in history 1n 1933. Adolf Hlll~r 's Naz is set lite to the German par lla.m~:>nt burldrng In Berlin, blamed It on the communists, and used that as an excuse to suspend German civil liberties and freedom ol the press In 1942. opening salvos w~:>re fired in the battle of the Java Sea, in whic h 13 Amer ica n warships were sunk by th~:> Japanes~:>, who lost only two , ln 1975, the House of Represen tatives passed a $21.3 billion anll·rC'cesstont aX·CUI bill ' sa m e rn both cases: a slriclly apolitica l appetite for sensationalism and hi gh Nielsen ra tin gs. But II this is so, ABC quickly lea rned th at, as George Orwell poi nted out, ail animals may be equal but some are more equal tha n others. The fury of liberals over "Amerlka," even before they saw It, was positively awesome . They did their level bes t to get ABC to drop the broadcast altogether. When that brazen attempt a t censorship Called they bludgeoned the net· work into agreeing to precede and follow the series with various " expert " panels designed to pooh-pooh the notion that the Soviets have anydes>retooccupy America, or that the United Natio ns is made out ol anything but sugar and spice . Kris Kristolferson, one of the stars of the show, wa s rushed around the circuit to deny, in personal appearances, -every· thing the film by implication stood for Ted Turner, Moscow's newest Amerrca.n apologist, hur· rr ed a II sorts of Soviet and pro-Soviet footage into his own ~b le network to cou nteract the rmpa ct ol "Amerika ." Des pite these heroi c mea· sures, Lee lococca -that profile in co ura ge - took one horrified look and ya nked Chrysler's 38 commercia ls, costing $7 million, out or the series altogether. It is considerably to ABC's credit under the circumstances tha t it per~eve red , and was rewarded with the kind of Nielsen ra tings·it was patenlly counting on. May we expect · that ABC's ex periment will prove to be one of the first robins of an intellec· tu al spring in which non·liberal vlewpmnts get an equal hearing in America's major media? Don't hold your breat h. ' •' mterest ot generations to come. rs a solu tron that is based on justice and the recognrtion of the right s ol all On the other hand. I don't know whet her it 's your Influence over Israel. or Israel's mfluence over you." A settlement ol the Palestinian qu es tion Is Hussein's chief con· cern, and this rs understandable. since rou ghly one-half the popu· latlon ol Jorda n is Pal es tinian Indeed , Israelis often express the view, which Hussein resists , that Jordan is in fact the Palestinian homeland Over the last decade. as U.S negotia tors have tried to be the honest broke r s in I sraeli · Jordanian peace effort s, Hussein has been gener a lly flexi ble. But the sticking point ha s alway s been the klng's insiste nce on In vo lvement ol the Palest me Lrberatlon Organization. Yet lately. according to our sources. Hussein is moving to· ward cutting the PLO out of any settlement with Isra el. This may be traced to PLO leader Yaslr Aralat's break-off of talks with the king a year ago - and Hussein's subsequent discovery Somoza's Sa ndlnista successors. Even then. he may have been forced into It According to Charnorro, someone started a rumor tha t Calero was about to join the opposition. The Sandl nlsta response was predictable. "They confiscated his home. He couldn ' t go back The CIA tricked him ," says Chamorro. " He ha s said that. " Hall the new leader. But, it must be noted , Arturo Cruz was also not a contra loundrng lather. A prominent banker, he worked for the Sandlnista revol ution and played a key role in ga ining foreign support. He was Its ambassador to the United States, until he resigned to protest th e Sandlnista drift toward the authoritarian left But Cruz has never disowned the revolution Itself. He has re mained open to a political settlement. And he was almost th e opposition candidat e In Sa ndinista Nicaragua,'s 1984 pres! · dentlal election The rancorous divisions within th e contra movement , according to Chamorro, reflect similar disunit y on Nicaraguan policy within the Reagan administra · lion Itself. Washington has never been able to define precisely what it wants In Nicaragua (To drive the Sandlnistas out? 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' 'They're very strong now on t he wor d 'resistance,' " says Chamorro. ....z ..•••• ,....... !"' Berry's World ., .....~ .. ...•• ..:! ...• ....•• ......• ' ~ ~ m ""'~ .. , ..,.• .j :,a; ' -~, .··~ ;::t:; .:s ... .. ~ t .... :"; lllllh\\l'l .. tl.. i!l S~lllllll~ \ d "t! U llllulll'>lillrJ: till R.11.n !,till lolrb Oh iulll~~:l• St hunlllu•koothall (In•" \ \ \ \ shl .w1d 'tl , l'lflln4 olmnhlllll ~) \u.. llnltt.,.,n foUt h h i , H uhharrl .lfi IJot,lrdm an Ill 1 ttlllll~'!<o t :.1sl I! ( 1111 "' Kmlt ) lfl THE PLAINS - Defending sectional champion Meigs goes alter another title here Saturday as the top-seeded Marauders lock up with TVC counterpart Belpre in the class AA sectional' s lirst round. Meigs, 18·2 du ring the regular season and- TVC champions for the third straight year at 15·1, have met the Eagles twice this season and walked away with a pair ol easy wins. At Belpre, Coach Mlck Childs ' crew won 82-68, and lat er at Meigs won 76-!l(l. Belpre wa s the coaches' prl'season pick to grab ali the TVC marbl es this year, but Injuries slowed the Eagl es early and the Was hin gton Countalns never seemed to recuperate. linishing 11-9 overall and third in the TVC at 9· 7 behind Meigs and runner up Vinton C'ounty Alter a ta lk with Belpre coach Larry Wilcoxen. C'oac h Childs sard the Eagle mentor told him . "We' re hea lthy and mentally ready to play. We seemed to have regrouped " Childs sard much the sa me abou t his Marauders. however 'We've had r eal good week of practice. We took Monda y oil. they really got alt er II from Tuesday on The krds ha ve worked very hard and arc looking fo rward Ia playing Bel pre aga in." The first year MHS coac h tossed aside the old adage how tough II is to beat a good team three timt•s in on1' yea r. " We know we ca n beat them but maybe Belpre has doubt s about whether th e~ ca n beat us. I'd rather be in our posit ion. They've had th ree weeks off and we've had two weeks, so I don't lhrnk the lay-oil will be a factor I don't see an advan tage either way .. The las t time Mergs .md Belpre met In the tournament was 1 ~8o with Mergs nippin g the Eagles 41 -:m on J ay Ca rpent er's steal ol a Belpt·e inbounds pass with stx seconds left and the ensum g game-winning two free throw s Meigs wa s ousted b' sect rona l champ Sheridan 74·67 tn th e nex t round . The Mata udcrs at trm es have 19QkM se nsatronal and for the most part have played excellent team b,rll Leadrng scorer lo ng range ar trst J R Krtchcn and floor gc ner,II Donnir Becker " l'alrlt~ ~~ Dfkt·~.& College sl'ores \I. HIH IU \ I fo \C,t t \\ alt,. I unh•rt•fll t I'H•h til, Nt i\1 1'nurnum.-nt St•mlllna ls ,\lh ·~ IH•tt.l cPuJ 71, Dt ••l.o.on Ml Ohio "'rs h•\ lln MD. 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Rtou lli'd lcll win& l.ont•y from n.u Imono or t hl 1\nll'rh an 161 1 t~ jl\ )' Hodu, l'lltllhur&h - l',u Hie Oh ioilun I ,\ l .a k••r,. t "c>d t!ra.tlon - Mh hiM.' I Splnko.; nf hili ht Hilt•• Q "" " " .,"" """ Ill"' •' "' 1•.1 ,,.:1.17w.' '·' " " -" .n ,,"" "'" "' "• " " ,. u, ' " " ll:.h Hnusl tm lit o\ Pr san ,\ot nnl so~~ r .unnl Rollin~; ~trlppc'd l I " • ~lt•rn I nnlo rt•nt 1 Mid"'" ' f)l\ islun I. l'tt l'nrlluntl St•.tll l! Cou ldt•n Sll l'lnwnb.: I \ ( IIIIIM' f~ • • •• Nrw "rork (ALl - KlliM'd outftt•ldl>r Ht•nry <oUu lu 11 J. y.,., t.'Onlnui ftallki't!lllll till II l1111r~ d ll.,\ that the PLO was planning a hijacking to win concessions from him . So the king quietly began to develop a secret alliance wrth Israel tha t undercuts the PLO in Gaza and the West Bank. where 1.4 million Palestinians live. Hussei n has also tried for a ra pproche ment with Syria , as pa rt ol a pan-Arab peace process that would not be di cta ted by the PLO. One thing Hussein will never agree to give up, however , is a Jordanian claim to Jerusalem, the city sacred to Moslems as well as Jews and Christians "Jerusalem must become the essence of peace." he said, " the symbol or peace, the meaning of peace !lor alll religions . ln that cont ext, II cannot be totally Israeli " He appa rently believes he has led a charmed ' life - avoiding C<'rtain deat h on m any occasions, which we have previously re· por ted - becaus e of his desire lor peace in I he region . " II one can change matters tn that direction , then th at would be the biggest r eward of all ." he concluded "Look, nobody sa1d being In jumor high school would be easy." t! I lllo ajlll Halla~ Contras·? What Contras ?_____D_o_nc_r.. .:. :._aff " Bas icall y he is not a democra t. He's an authoritarian. a dictat or." "He Is Adolfo Cale ro. El Numero Uno In the CIA-crea ted Nicaraguan Democratic Front (FDN\ and th e contra leader who has now pulled out ol what was su pposed to be a unit ed anti· Sa ndlnlst a front The description comes from Edgar Chamorro. once a ·contra himself who balled out In disgust In 1984 alter he had gallon a good look at the opposition movement from the inside . lt was most recently repackaged less than a year ago. emerging as the Unit ed Nicara· guan Opposition (UNO), In which Calero's FDN was to be the military arm subordinate to a politica l directorate that in eluded Calero and , mos t notably, Arturo Cruz. Cr uz Is by leagues the most respected figure in the Nicara· guan opposition, the on ly one, according to Charmorro, who ma ny Nica ragua ns in Nicaragua believe Is an acceptable aiter na· live to the Sandinlstas. But he has long objected because what was supposed to be a joint resistance effort continued to be Calero's one·man show FDN runs UNO, not vice versa. Rather than allies, Cruz supporters charge, they · are treated like enemies by Calero's people. Ironically, Calero was a rela· tiv~ ly !ale recruit to the cause. Once Coca-Cola's man in Nicara· gua, he wa s no friend of the Somoza dictatorship. But after going Into exile in 1979, he wailed ·until1983 to join the front against .n " "' . " '" ,."' " '""' ,, ' "', " "" ,. lndiiUI II { ln dnd No clout at aii.__:_______Ja_c_k_A_n_de_r_so_n_&_D_al_e_~_a_n_A_tt_a WASHINGTON - King Hus· him by Reagan administration sein of Jordan , the most reasona· officials regarding their public ble Arable national leader In the efforts to stop the liow of arms to Middle East, ha s serious doubt s lran - while sec retly sending about the United States' abiht y to weapons to th e Ayatollah Kho· have much effect one way or mel ni In return lor help In freein g another on a peaceful settlement American hostages. Hussei n Is a In the region staunch supporter of Iraq in Its This is a disturbing view to be 6·year·old war with lran. he ld by the ruler who has been recognized as crucial to Middle But It Is still a devastating East peace hopes by seven pu tdown. Most Middle East lead· American pres idents a nd 10 ers . whatever their pollt tcs . tend secretaries ol slate All of them to agree with Washington in their shared the egocentric opinion assessment of U S. rmportance. that U.S. policy wou ld be decisive ln Iact. the conventional wisdom . In achlevmg a pemanenl so lu llon th at the United States ca n wor k to the region's problems. miracles If It only has the will. In a recent interview in Am· underlies the abduction ol man. we asked the kin g bluntly: American hostages in Lebanon . Will Americans have had any The kidnappers errantly believe thing to do with winning peace m that the United States could win the Middle East. assuming It the release ol Shiite prrsoners in ever co mes? j(uwait simply by aski ng " II and when they choose to, I Hussein' s opinion ol the United suppose they can do a lot," States bordered on disdain when Hussein responded tac tfull y we sugges ted th at Amerlcal! "But th at hasn't been the case as lnliuence over Israel might be yet. They have hurt II , unfortu· the main U.S. cont r ibution to na tely, over the las t yea r" peace In the Middle Eas t The klng's judgement may "Thrs is always the short·term have been affected so mewh at by approach." the king replied. his rrr ltalion over the lies told to "The long-term approac h, in the -''" "" "" " u' "" " "' '"'"' "" . lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio long sldn dm g p1oposals for ~ ,\TIO~I\1. HMIIiETHAI.I , A.'4S()( , H\ l 'nllo·d I'm•·" lnlt•rr'"llonul t: w.ttorn ( nnft•rt•nt ~ ,\ll~t~~ll! Oh t!o; l11n I. l'tl II ";Jtl l'hlla ll .3;U II " ~hn&tn Ill / :ro.;, ." \ •Irk :t;11I :"'It•w It'" ' ~~~ l t nlnd 01 ~ I ~ Inn llt•lrnil 'Am .. erika' irks liberals ____w_i_llia_m_A_._Rus_h____;er The ·Daily Sentinel Pi\T WHITEHEAD Assistant Publis her/Controller uders face Eagles in tourney tilt Page-2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Friday, February 27, 1987 Commentary I f unSuulh .r. ( ''" T1mli.t n lit. I nlt~nltt"' n l .. 1kt· n lo-ulrft1•hl )M, lin S\ t. unnrt• \~ l,h11.1 !-O r It ~ -'1''"1"'" U ' "I J \tuu.,flr lll 'U 11Iah.ar lt!t, M ndll"l" :!J M:au mr'l' 6!, l'r•rry,.hura lt Sprln-'h 1411 s 6~ IJuy "u)'nt' .1~ Svl :\ul1h\k•• li!. frll Rn~'I'M olfl S\ I Sltulln k •• till, T!ll8ow10 ht•r .Jti Tul :\utr;• Oumt• :til, Tnl \\ Iiiii' U. Trl'llllln tAlK•"" nod li'l' CIn Nol1hl\l'sl :=M \ and1tllu Rlllllt•r I! l'lq uu :1~ \\ ilJHikont•lu. <:J. Rul\ llnJ Gm n '7! ( ' li!M "" Akr Holnm l5, SlUid;Y \ ' lllt•Y S l Ht•lh llh• ( lt•ar ~ ork ~; , (oullnn .}! 8. 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Man~n•old( hr r; I D) II \ a1 C h r ~I , .\flnt r11l Rld~t I~ lol .Jt•nnln('o U. OUo\ lilt• 5~ I !ut f t 1 K11'" ' '" jfl Nt •w Knull:\lllt • U {.allon ~tlrlhnmr :ii , Ktlrthln,;tu n ( h• r; l••fh•r ..un +t!, l't·r n t l l .ll11·rl t C't•nh•r ~t Tlnotra :ell M,nnn fo.111d t< rn H lotllfl{t'IOiiton I'! ~h•d•"ra til Hlplt•' I! un tttP dPfcnsivr sidl?, oftr n hr-1 ng <alh·d upon to shut down thr opponents' top sco rer Whll r not a big scorer. Fason h.rs shown In the past to bPan <'X rrllen t outside shooiPr Left-h,>nd rd Bill Brot hers and hard-worki ng Phil Krng provide l' Xcellent b.lek-up .r l these two positio ns Br oth ers never hu r l s th e tc•.J m w hPn he co mes rn and Krn g has rmpr oved all W'CH long Und crned! tl , fi :\ junto! RrPnl Bi ssl'il rs pr obablv thr C.I t,>vll<t that nMkes lhrs tr.rm go. Whll 0 seo1lng dlm os t r ntH Ply th ~ rnsrdr flom p.rinl. lh P E.IS trr n IJan sfC'r h;ls trf'mrndous qu1rk - ness dnd r an get off lh<• floor Wh i!P scor·rng In double figures m nstan t lv . nt ssC'll Is Me igs' <rrond top l'l'bounder Senior Scott Powrl! gh'l'S MPigs som f) Pxl r a mu se le LlftdC'r nca t h w it h hi s 6 'r. 220 lb lr amr Also I'O nlln g off tlw IJ<•nch will '"' hu stl rng srnror Sroll Musser. junror gu.u d Scali Wrlltams, and t h f' 1 PSI'I'\ rs k•:1din g SCO I'el, g"Udld .Lorv Sn\ch~ l F"ollowrng rhc " p m. Meigs· ll••IJliP m.>I Ch up. Slr cmian (10 II 1go(•s di l••r Muskln gum Vc~ tl cy J., ,,,guc tor t\<'11' I.<• XIIrg ton Ill 20) ell ~ p t1\ T!w two W llllll ' l !..; play tor tlw s ('d 1on.ll c 1 O\\ 11 o n S.ll Ul · da\. Mdt C' ll 7 .11 X p m ThC' \\lllflt ' l tJH'I I ' ch s ii!C' I oll\\ d l\1 lJ tlJ\ C'I sitv's Mal c h 10 at Ol11 o T ! H 'sdo~\'. " ' Convo on H 1r1 (' S fO lh 0 ~ 1 1 JACI< SON PIKE RT J~ WES T - Phooo 446 4524 BARGAIN AAT1N[[5 SATURDAY • SU NDAY - All SEAr$ 12 50 ADMI SSION EVERY TUESOAY ~2 . 50 ~BRUARY 27 - MARC~ FRI OAY t hr u TliURSOA~ ' Marauderettes advance to district after 58-38 triumph THE PLAINS - Something about a New Lex in gt on uniform turns Meigs· Jenny Miller on And her performances ha v<' turned New Lexington off. Scoring 22 points and grabbtng 13 rebounds . the 6·1 Mergs senror center paced the undefe ated Marauderettes to a sect ronol champions hip 58·38 one-s ided win over the Lady Panthers here Thu rsda y. In Miller's previous ga me against New Lex mgt on. she scored a career-high 25 pomts and had 19 rebounds. that co ming In the sectional tournam ent last yea r. Meigs, now 22·0, advances into district play against cinderella Rock Hill on Tuesday. March 3at 8 p.m. a! Athens High School. Gallipolis plays Piketon in tha t evening's fir st game. Rock Hill · tll -61 gainedthedistrictber thby upsetting num ber two seeded Fairland. 57.:14 Wednesda y On Mondav, March 2. Northw· est opens dis trict ac tion aga mst Sheridan and Southeastern goes agai nst Greenfield McCiarn One wmner will emerge from the eight -team distri ct who will adva nce to the New Concord regionals. Thursday's sectional cham pionshtp game tu rned·out to be a Iaugher al most from the opening tip. Jumping to an 8-0 lead in the fi rst two minutes, th e Marau· derettes breezed to a :l2·16 halftime margin, then really turned it on in the thi rd period . Meigs outscored New Lex 20-:l m the third period to bur ld a comm dndin g 'i2 IX lead, lhP lar gest ol th r nrght Coac h Ron Loga n then subsr lru trd fr rrl' th e· enti re fourt h qu arter as New Lex cam e back with 19-6ad\a nl agp to make the srorr mu ch morr r es peetable .le nn i Swartz and .lullr Miller added JO point s eac h for Meigs while Tammy Wright and Shelly Stobart added srx apiece. lllgh scar rn g Co ra l Chane;, who ripped in 2:1 points against Meigs last yec1 r. led New Lex with 1!. eight of which came rn th e fin al period C'oach Logan had nothing but praise lor hrs squad 'WC' playnl very good team ball and ro ntrolled the 111mpo We fell wr cou ld scorC' insrde beca use of our size adva nt age .lulir t Mrller ) and Tammy t Wrlghll had frve assists eac h and passed the ball well. Jenni Couch and .lenni Swartz both played rxcellent defen siw and fl oor games. and Shelly Stobart done a super joh co min g all the bench.· Th e Me igs coac h addPd , ·couch hurt her linger In the first quarter and couldn 't s hot. so s he became a role plaver She. Wright , and Swa rtz all drd excellent defensive jobs on Chancy · New Lexin gton. who had beaten Athens by :10 po in ts ea rlier In the year. ends r! s' season at 11-11 Mr igs rlrade 21 ol44 lr om ih<' fi eld lor 48 per cent and 16 of 28 lou! shot s lor 57 per cent They had 34 rebounds with Juli e Miller' s nin e bac king up .lenny Concepcion works out at first, third TAMPA . Fla . tUPl r - VPte· ran Ctncinnati Reds shor ts top Dave Concepcion. who ligures to play some at all lour lnlield positions thi s season. got In his first spnng training work at firs t a nd thrrd bases Thu rsday. "I 'm just preparing lor eac h , position. taking ground bails every day." said Concepcion. 38. Mrllcr' s 1 ~ Of Mr lgs' J1i tur nov r rs. 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'114 ft} llll.trh •r " , M t•l~o:., l~ I ~ til I! ~ .I I' ' 984 MERCURY MARQUIS who has played mostly shor ts top In his 17 yea rs wi th the C'iulr. but bega n rotatmg pos irrons last season "Today I worked at fir st and third and tomorrow, If the li cld Is in better co ndit ion. I will work a! second,'' sa id Concepcion "Last al ail. I'll work at my old position Purina Introduces Mini friends ri!IJ. . SPICTACUlAH keep Morgs 10 a n fas l·pa rPd tempo wllh good ball movement AI li-1 1KltchC' n\ and b 2 tBeckerr. the Me.gs guards nor mallv huvC' the height advan tage agarnst most opposrtion Defens ive artist Chris Smllh ts the thrrd gu.11 ct an d wil l srP acti on ca r!1 <\1 the forwa rd s. '>·Ill HuPy Fason .r nd h·o Mlkr Ba rtrum provide MHS wrth two dllf<•r ••nt types of players. 13ar l!um ts" highly tulrniPd JU nior who can drill th<• 17-fooiP r wlrll r aha loading th e Ma r.>udcrs in •~ boundin g Eason do<·s Iris Ihrng ~- 0 SELECTIONS O~lVINGS 1981 CHEVY .C-10 PICK-UP 1980 PONTIAC J.lOOO CHRYSLER LeBARON OSERVICE 1978 Chevv C-10 .................... 51795 Auto ., PB, PS, red«. white, good condition. 1979 Chevv Malibu ................ 51295 V-6, 4 dr., PB, PS, 'ir . 1977 Ford F-100 ..................... 51195 Auto .. PS, good condition. 197 6 Chevy Suburban ........... 51195 Good condition CHEAPIES 1976 CHEVETT£ ........................... 5495 2 dr., 4 sp .. runs good. 1980 VW Rabbit·(Diesel) .............. 5595 Runs good . . ' 1980 Plymouth Honzon ......... 5595 COCKATIEL CHOW, CANARY /FI NCH CHOW, GUINEA PIG CHOW, PARAKEET CHOW PARROT CHOW, HAMSTER CHOW FERRET CHOW, RABBIT CHOW l•tro.uetorr Offer REG. 12.49 NOW s199 CHEVY CITATION ECONOLINE VAN J IM COBB R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. 399 W. Main 1978 CHEVY CAMARO 1977 FORD 1980 PoNtroy ... • CHEVROLET • OLD$ • CADILLAC Located Along The River In Pomeroy HOURS: Monday-Wednesday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.·8 pm.. TIICsday.Thursday. 8:30 a.m.·5 p.m.: Satunlay. 9 a.m.·4 p.m.: Closed Sundays 308 E. Main St: Pomeroy, Oh. .' �• ' Page-4- ~ Daily Sentinel Purdue knocks off Indiana five, 75 to 64 WEST LAFAYETTE, lrid. IUPI I - Purdue junior guard Everette Stephens. listening to some advice from former Boiler· maker backcourt starter Ricky Hall , silenced Indiana scoring leader Steve Alford. Alford. who burned Purdue for 31 points earlier this season , man aged just 1C> Thursday night as No. 6 Purdue bea t No. 2 Indiana 75-64, pr<:'vent ing the Hoosiers from cliniching th<' Big Ten basketball Iiiio. · Before the ga m e, Step hens took some lesson s in shuting down Indiana' s all·timt' sco t·ing leader from Hall, who faced Alford as a lrPshm an. " Ricky told m e I was n' l concentrating enough on AI· ford," Stephens sa id. " I wa s play ing him tight unl il I wo uld see the ball and look away for a seco nd. I would look back and he would get away from me. All It takes Is a second and ·woosh ."' Alford made Ju st 7 of 1!; shots and never w ent to the free 1hrow line. Indiana as" tea m hit just 42 per cent from the field. "It' s hard lor me to imagine that Alford went 40 minutes without getting fouled," said Indiana Coac h Bob Knight. " They did a good job defensive ly. Steve worked well to try and get open ." Purdue, 22-:1 overa ll and J:l-2 in the Big Ten, pulled to with in one-half game of th<' pacesetting Hoosier s, who fpJI to 2.1· :1 and 14·2. The Boilcrmak<:'rs snapped Indi ana's 9-game wwin· nlng streak and avenged an 88- 77 loss Parlier this season. ' 'We're still c limbing that ladder . This Is anoth er r ung we've made, " sa id Purdue Coar h Gene Keady, whose bench at limes used signs to signal pla yers because of the noise genera ted by a sellout crowd of 14,123 at Mackey Arena . "I ndiana Is a great team and this was a great gam c.lf it was In Bloomington, it m ight have bee n another story. The crowd was a factor." Indiana forward Dary l Tho· mas scored a t ea m-hi gh 18 point s and his seco nd-half inside pl ay sparked a ra lly before he got In foul trouble. Center Dea n Gar· r ett fouled out with 5: 19 to play and Thoma s fou led out a minute latN. "Our changing defenses kept them off balance a little," Kea dy said . " The inside was a big factor. We got them int o fou l troubl e in side." Troy Lewis led Purdue with 18 points while Todd Mit chell added 17, in cluding 7 In the final 4: 19. Purdue led 42-30 with 3: 06gonc in th e second half before an 11·2 Indi ana spurt closed the gap to 51-!iQ. Purdue pulled awa.v again but Indiana puiiL•d within 64-62 on an Alford jump shot with 4:56 to p l<~ y. Th r H oos i ~r s The Ohio Wes leya n Batt lin g Bi shops will face Allegheny (Pa .l in the final s of the North Coast Athletic Confrrence Tournam ent Sat urday nlghl. The Bishops ear ned a berth In the title game with an H0-78 overtime victor>· over K enyon Thursday night, while Alleghen>· advanced with a 71 ·58 triumph over Denison. At Delaware, Ma r k Slayman 's shor t jumper and Scott Tedd er 's three- point goal In ovcrllmr provided Ohi o Wesleya n with its win over Kenyon. The Bishops, regu lar season champion. take a 19-7record Int o Saturday night 's final e. Nelson Morris of Kenyorf hlt a three pointrr with three seconds left In regulation to lie the game at 69-69. He finis hed with 17, second to .tea mmat e Da ve Mit· chell's 20 point s. Kenyon bowed out at 13-14. Tedder led all scorers with 24 point s. Elsewhere Thursda y night . CPdar v ille nipped Defiance, 777~. Rio Grande whipped Tiffin, 99· 76. Walsh got by Malon<', 77· 73 In ovNtime, and Findlay downed Dyke, 96-84. In the opening round oi the NA JA District 22 playo ffs. At Cedarv ille. Dom Simerly's basket w ith 18 seconds left lifted Cedarv ille to victory over Defiance. Cedarvi lle takes a 17· 9 rcrord Into Monda y night' s semifinal s aga inst Findlay. Dt'flance ended the season with an 1R-11 slat e. Simerly wound up the ni ght with 19 points, whil e Mike Free· Friday. Februaty 27, 1987 Rio ousts Tiffin, 99-76; Walsh next.foe wcrC' ou t- scored 11-2 a fiN that as Mitchell dom inated nca r the bask<'!. Purdue hit 7 of II :l-point shOt s, wit h Lewis and Stephens eac h going 2 of2 and forward Doug L ee hitting :1 of 7. " Mi tc hell played r ea lly well for them. He made some key bas kets In the seco nd hall," Knight sa id . " I was pleased our kids were abiL' to get ba ck in it aftpe being down. Our kid s did a good job of cutting it toone. When we were dow n four at 64· 60. we m issed so me oppor tunities and that made a big difference. " The Boilermakers took a 90-60 lea d over Indiana in the heated series of s tat e riva ls. which began in 1901. Ohio Wesleyan gains finals of tournament By United Press International Friday. Februaty 27. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio man paced Ccdan· illc wit~ 29 point s. Dt' flance's Dennis Bostelman led all sco r et·s wi th .'10 point s, followed by· Sean Pa tt Nson with 1~ and Keith Wi sch m <'yer with 10. At Rio Gra nde. Mike Smith scored 26 points and Joe Verhof! and Ron Rlltenger added 23 ap iece to power Rio Gra nde past Tiffin. Ri o Gra ndP, 2f,. 7, will host Walsh in the semifi nals Monday night . Tiff in ended .the year at 17·13. Tyrone Trbovich scored 18. Skibo Sims 14 and Chris Set ties HI for Tiffin. AI Ca nton, Shawn Gamble's two free throws with nine seconds left In overtime enabled Wal sh to beat Malone. Walsh takes a 22·9 record Into Monday nlg ht 'ssem ifinals at Rio Grande. Gamble hit a three- point goal with l : OR left In regulation to lie the game at li9-69. He had a . jumpct· and th e two free throws in the overtime period. fn be· tween. David Reynolds hit a thr('(•-polnter for Wal sh. Allen Walker led Walsh with 2> point s, giving him 1,010 points In his career. Gambl e finished with 20 and Rey nolds B . Jim Widder had 19 for Mal one w hi ch end<'d at17-13. In other games T hursday nlghl. Nort hern Kentucky de· fea ted Ashland. 66·>3 in a regular season game. and Xavier out · l as ted . Butler, 104-98 In the opening r(lund of t he Mid western Collegiate Conferen ce Tou r na· ment in Indianapolis. Rio Grande had little trouble. eliminating Tiffin In Thursday night' s District 22 NA JA postseason opener as the Redmen posted an easy 99-76 victory. " We had a very good first half," said Rio Coach John Lawhorn. "We rebounded well (Rio ou trebounded the Dragon s 41 -271 and shot well . We took great shots r38 of56of68percentl and handled I heir press ure most of the evening . Tiffin has very good freshman and sophomores, but they are ju st that- fres hm an and sophomores." Th e Mid -Ohio Conference champions. now 26·7 overall, will host Walsh Monday In second round action of the District 22 tourney at Lyne Center. Walsh ousted Malon e last night, 77· 73. In other first round games, Cedarville upset Defiance. 77-75, and top-seed ed Findlay . :iml· nat ed Dyke. 96-84 . Tiffin dropped to 17·13 foll ow ing Thu rsday's loss to the Red m en. The Red m en led o6-36 at halftime. Three Rio Grande player s finish ed In double figures, led by Mike Smith's 26 point s. Ron Ro bin Luck's 29. Lea Ann Mullins Rittlnger and Joe Verhoff had 23 added 22 and Chr is Shepherd 12. apiece. Lisa Jones finished with 10. Tyrone Trbovich led the Dra g- · Rio Grande improved Its sea· ons attack with 18 points. Skibo son record to 20·5. Sims tossed in 14, Chris Settles Dawn Piwlnsklled the Demons and Gene Williams had 10 each. with 26. The winner s connected on 38 of Box scores: 56 field ,goal attempts for 68 iM•n'sGamel TIFFIN (,6) - Tyrunt•Trllovit'h 1<$-0.Iil: percent and 19 of oo fr= throw "" cc Ski'· Sl • • I' ( h 10 attempts for 69 percent Rio had .Gt•n•• ·~ ' ms, ~· · .: : ' 1' S.!tlh~. H ' : Wllllwns, -1-~- IO; Sh•ve DoKs, 1·2-IH; 41 r ebounds, nine by Rittlnger. Scott Morrlsso•y, ~-3-7 ; .tam"' NormWl, ·•" R d Ed I1h t • • TOT"'" ·•n •) 1, Th e R . edmen had 33 assists, eight "~ 76·.·•: .an Y · ·ro. ~ '~'- , . by Jim Kearns, and 22 turnovrs. RIO GRMDE Tiffin hit 31 of 67 from the field Sln~eton, TOTALS 2-fH; Sieve Cluxlm, 1·0..2; .Jot• Wfi11e. 0-2-2; Marc Gothard. .. H . 34--1'1..111. Halftime !'ll'ore- Rio Grande ~6 'J'Iflln :16. I Women'• Gamel RIO GRANDE t•s• · - Kohtn ' Luek, l ~H~ Lea Ann Mullins, Ill-~~; Krls Shepherd, 6-().ll; Usa .ton.,., Z-11-10; Holley Hasllnl(lll, :l-2-H; Petc Morhllzer, . t-Q-1: Ken .. Halley, 11-J.I. TOTAL\l 3~ 111-I'Ai. . DYKE ilfil - Dawn l'lwiMki,. IZ-l-1~ · Kim ,Jones, 7-1-I!J,; Vt•rnltu Dunlap, •0.12; ·ktdl Goernct, 3-U·6; Shlela Turner, 3.0-6;. Dawn Christian, 1-3-1; Tony• Fenney, 2·D ·<: .tcriTaylor, 1·9-2: LoriWaltoo,l-11-2. ~··:··:·:9-:l-:t3=:=======~==T:OT:A:u:s::l6-=6-7:~::::::::::::::~ for 46 percent and 12 of 22 from the line for 55 percent. The 11 Dragons had 27 rebounds, eight each by James Norman and Sims. Tiffin had 15 assists, five by Norman, and six turnovers. lledwomen Advance In an afternoon District 22 women's tournament game, Rio Grande eliminated Dyke, '78 to advance to the dis trier final s. Rio · will now meet Defiance Sa turda y aI Defiance at 7: 30 p.m. for a short In the regional tournament, to be held at , Michigan this winter. Defiance downed Find· lay 83-761ast night. For Rio Grande, four players fin ished in double figures, led by as. to become Xavier's all· time leading scorer in the Musketeers' 104-98 first-round vlctorv over Buller. X avier' s total and the co mbined 202 points were both t ournament records. BULLETIN BOARD "BOATS" On lbo btauliful Ohio River. Char· lesion, W. Ya. 60 mi .; Huntington, ·w. Va. 40 mi.: Mariella, Ohio 60 mi; New Orleans, la. 820 mi. MIKKI CASTO'S NEW DANCE CLASSES from Gallipolis loal Club (ma· rinal. WI havospace available for open dockage and under cover at (Ago 4-Adultl GallpoNs, OH. J.c; s 11uo 11c1. very rea1onablt rafts. 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'f'hUI'I"dU)'' I'i rt~Uihi fi:MUWS At South l•olnt HannWJ Trat·r fig lrontoo St ..Jot• ~K South " '4'hdt•r 59 Symmes Vallt•y 52 Tonlt~:ht'N Jl:amt• tt\l Mt•II!Ot l North Gulll11 \'M. ( 'rOOHk\'Uir Ml i : 30 . SMlurda)' 'l'i Jlllt.mL"'i Ka 'yrealty savs by th ewionlv timl' yoMarv u can get lh.tell ing people where to get off is if you hap pen to be thP bus drivl'r. Do keep smili ng. Is that a record er what ? George G1·ate of Ru tland says he sent ou t by m ail an lnvi tal io n to a sale tp Wilkesville. a ) 'Ca r ago la st Sept ember. The invita · lion was r eturnt'd to George las t wr<'k via mail and ma r ked " box abando ned". Th P postmark was Sept. 26. 198>. Naw. that' s proba bly not a r ecord. 675-3111 ' ' .• .··. ·, ,• POMEIOY .,.•'· ,· ... .. ''. ' BACKSTREET VIDEOMASON, W. VA. II~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;~ •' ·!• '.• DO YOU HAVE A WISH LIST? ' '. • ·',. ·' VIDEO CASSEnE RECORDER SKATEBOARD SPENDING MONEY NEW CLOTHES KINGS ISLAND BICYCLE COLLEGE CAR since correc t associations ca nn ot' be made If " Harrisonville" Is used. Congrat ul allons to Mr. and Mrs. Eber W. Pickens who m arked their 62nd wedding ann! · versary at their home In Par· !land on Feb. 5. Mrs . Pi ckens Is home from~he hospital aft er undergo ing knee surgery and Mr . Pickens is Improving from a bac k Injury. Mrs. Dorothy Smith, New Brighton. Pa .. a sister of Mrs. Pickens, is here g iving the couple a helping hand. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Plck••ns on their anniversary were th eir chil dren, Effie, Haze l and Eber an d others rel atives. Also visiting the Pickens' rc· ccntly were .Juanita Sayre. M r . and Mrs . Joe Foreman and Mr. an d Mrs. Hcr shl'i Norris. Sandy Morris. fifth grad<' stu · dent o.r Mrs . Debbl~ Sebert. was the Pomeroy E l eme ntarv Sc hool spelling bee winner. Sh'r is th e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wll· liam Morris. Pom eroy. Runner-up wa s Roger Rou sh, son of Mr. and M rs. RogPr Roush, also of Pomeroy. He is a grade grade student of Miss Becky Triplett. His sister, Rachel Roush. was last Ycal" s winne1· at Pomeroy E lementat·y and also was a student of Triplett . Mossis will reprrsen t PomNoy E lementary at ·the cou nty spell · ing be<> to be held on March 9 at th e Southern High School in Racine ,CHESTER - !I n oprn mp1•ting for ML'igs County G,n·dcn Cluh mehl her s <•n ett he.lr guest s wIll be held at the Clll•stcr United Mcthodisl Church on March 10 at 7: 30p .m . Winter Clearance All Winter Stock Must Go WINTER MERCHANDISE REDUCED TO UP 50°/o SIZES IN JRS., MISSY & PETITES Missy Har r is. a fifth grader, was the winner of the ann ua l spelling. bee of the Tuppers Plains Elem ent ary School and will represent th e sc hool In lhL' March9 co unt ycomprt ltion . She Is thr daughter of Mrs, Shir ley Harris, Reedsvill e. Runner -up at the Tu ppers Pla ins Sc hool was Rober t RPcd, son of Mrs. Donna Reed. Tuppers Pl ains. al so a fif th gradPr. Pronouncer fm· the cont est wa s M rs. Anna Rice. third grade teacher. S ~ring Merchandise Arriving Daily DESIGNER BOUTIQUE TOP OF THE STAIRS 111 WEST SECOND 992·6720 POMEROY r;:====================================~ 10 DAY SALE FREE PAD WITH ANY SIZE CARPET Go ahead, drive your tank drybut you'll not find better BOOTS and OVERSHOES FROM $9 95 & UP CARPET BUYS! 'J " TMiLEY This SUGAR RUN MILLS POMEROY CHESTEH - ,~"fat" Tuesday suppl'r wil-l he held Tu csd~y at r. p.m . at the ChrstN U nited Me thodi st Chu rch. Serv ing will co nt inu<' th m ughou t the dlnner hour . r:--::=======-=::::=:::::=::::=c="'::"""":~~==::=:::=::­ TupperJ Plain.r .rpeller.r named WE STOCK TINGLEY Next wcek's m enu s for schools In the Mei gs Local School Dis· tr lct. the same in all sc hools in accordance wit h the unilorm lun cheon policy. ha ve be<·n an· nounced. as follows: Monda y: Cheeseburger with pickles. hash browns. fruit and milk. Tuesday: Hamburger gral'y, m as hed potatO<:'s. broad and butt('r, fruit and Cl) ilk. Wedn esday: Spa ghrt I i with sauce, hot rolls and butter. jrllo with fr uit , ~ nd milk . Thursday: Chili and crackers. , peanut butt er sandwich, cheese wedge and milk Frida y: Cook's choice . . Fire Depqrtm ent "S~i p lo" Is the officia l name and Mud Season Is Coming! Menu for Meigs Local announced 773-5529 rs the sale lor YOU• Beautrlul . lu sl·qua!rty hroadloom . m· stall ed wa ll·lo·wal l in your home ... al a low. lowsate price that once again proves JUSt HOW affordab le luKury 1$. when you shop and save aI INGELS • FREE PADDING WITH CARPET FOR NEXT 10 DA"YS -From Broyhill ... Quality Craftsmanship and Timeless Beauty in the ''South Bay'' Collection! · . \ 0 smart acryhc-nv o ou\sUniM1. l b\end . ,,,,. $ 8q q tbtf'i ··· · I lao pc.at · 1M bell ol 1 d beaulllul! ~ It" . \ dura'o \e an . . ";.\ bat~ed on ,utt . RlG . ' \~-~~ '\~tl ,q. ,d. 1'1• IKCH p~C . '' '' ' .' '' '• ••• ' '' I I. '. •' •• •• .: .'••. ~=,• ••• ,. .·•' .· •• AI Soulh Point l<~ nUJklln Furnat'l' <irt•cn \IS. SymmC!i Vallt•y al 6 p.m. Knwr ( 'r ei•k designa ted area. R<'s idcnt s arl' also advi sed thai when the)• app ly for insurance they should us<:' the nam e of thr Scipio Town ship Volunt eN Firr Drparlmt•nt . not the Harr ison· ville The Daily Sentinei- Page- 5 P~meroy spel1ing winners announced Pleasant Grace Whaley ha s been returned t o her home on Lincoln Hill Road following her thir d hospitalization at Vetera ns Memor ia l Hospital si nce .July . ·Grare entered the hospital tht·oug h the emergency rout e this las t ti me and shl' has only pra ise for loca l institution . Gr ace says she no t on ly got efficient treat· menl. but tender loving care and who ca n' t usc th at '? Cha-Cha, Iomba, Samba, Moronguo lnformalion or Enrollmonl Call Mikki Casto 1 So, it's not gone... By BOB HOEF.LICH And som e good news about the Sentinel Staff Wrller U. S. Postal Department - In A column this week mentioned ·, Middleport and Pomeroy where a wa ll built by there is what Is known as "cit y" the late Austin dell~ery. W. Vorhes in E mplo;-ees of the department Pomeroy over are looking out for you if you live 100 years ago. I alone, II you have a health thought tbe wall probl em or i f yo u're a senior was no more. citizen. If you fall into the How ever, categories. place a small ora nge Pomeroy Ma yor Richard Sey ler · dot In an inconspicuous spot on advises that the wall Is still your mailbox . This dot advises running along the riv er bank and substitut e car riers to be alert if was uncover ed in recent cleari ng there appea r s to be a buildup of of the riverbank of brush and mall in a parti cular box . /~excess dir t accumulated over the II this happens. personnel of . yea rs . I he Meigs County Senior Citizen s Ma yor Seyler says lhat It's a Ce nter are notified and check out fantastically built wall. Per haps. the resid ence to m ake sure that il's hel pin g to keep us from all is well . The program is a part slipping Into the Beauti ful Oh io. of the postal . serv ic e's qua lit y work life program . Now t hat's Now about that big balloon nC'a l! seen by the Ruth Young of Route So. if you should spot one of th e 124 Sunday. dots on your m ailbox -do l eave 1t turns out I hat the balloon is it stay -It' s for a good purposeowned by Joe and Jill Moore who to help you. live in the Columbus area and they brought the balloo n down II represent at iVI' or th f' Sc ipio here over the weekend and did a Township Fire Department ad · I rial run ..Jill is the daught er of v ises people of the Harrisonvi lle· Rolland and Diane Smith. Hpp py Pagev ille area to call the emrr· Hollow Road, and thu s. thr local gency numbN at the Meigs connect ion. County EMS when reporting a As the wea ther warms. thr fire- and NOT th e lllbany F ir e Moores plan to bring lh<' balloon Department. down frequentl.v to sail mw SincP .I an. 11hr Scipio D!'part · ML'igs C'o unt.v hi lls. mPnt is the prot ector of lhr • 992-5195 SV AC ~~~~~~ings Wt•dn ~ da)· 's O.t-2-5; Anlholl)' Ra)'more, 2-i·$; OUR REPUTATION SPEAKS FOR .ITSELF TOLEDO . Ohio (UPI I - Ohio Sta.te's Dennis Hopson has been se lected the Di strict Four player of· the-year In balloting condurtPd by the U.S. Ba sketball Wri ters Association . Hopson. who leads the Big Ten In scoring and Is second in the nation, heads a 10-man all District Four team which also includes five other Big Ten play<•J'S. Besides the 6-foot-:i Hopson, ot her Big Ten pla yers nam ed to the squad were Steve Alford of Indi ana. Ken Norman of Illinois. Ga r y Grant of Michigan. Troy Lewis of Purd ue and Darryl .John son of Michi gan Stat e. Rounding out th e squad were Dallas Com egys of DePaul, David Rivers of Notre Dame, H cr~cy Hawkins of Bradley and Byron Larkin of Xavier. ·The :,;; voters also selected DePau l' s .Joey Meyer as the District Four coac h -of the year. ( 'rook.o,;\'Uh• tiK ' BACKSTREET VIDEO Hopson Distict 4 Player of Year K)'KI't( 'rnk ................. lll II x· l':a !litt•rn ............ ........... tt l!i x·Snulh\lo'I'Slcrn ..... .... .. .... H 13 , .synnn<• Vallo·.• ........ ...·1 17 X·Finbohed !'it'WIOf'l. Rny K-HZ&:.h. . 'Fitz' and Larkin shine in tourney I NDIANAPOLIS (U P I I Wh en Butler's Darrln Fitzgera ld and Xavier's Byron Larkin fl · nally got untracked, the scor ing never stopped at the Midwestern Co ll egia t e Co nf ere n ce tournament . Fit zger ald scored .14 point s, including 22 In the second half. and La rkin hlt 26 Thursday night Ke1trM. ... Beat of the bend Pomeroy-Middleport. Ollio t\1 M«>lp Southern Ml 7:30, p.m. :: \'l'i. •• The Daily Sentinel ....•-'.'. ...·'-"' ,', ...."" ". ' ·-... . ~ .• , I USI'l< 14~96111 A Dlvl."'lon of MulUml'!dla, In•·· Pub! lshNI rvrrv afl rrnoon . mC'r OV. Ohio, hy lhl' Ohio Vallt•y Pub· l l sh ln·~ ('ompan~· 'Mul1lm!'<lla. In<'., Poml'rO\', Ohln <1!;7fi!l. Ph. 99".!·215ti. ~· ('() nd d itss p~ t a ~ r p;.1l d ill Pnm•·n~· . Ohio. Mt•mbPr : Un iiC'd Prf',;:- lnt rrntlltonul. tn!u nd Dull\' Pn•s!l> Assortat ion and I hi' Ohio Nrw sP<~PI'r A ~-~ocla tlon . Natlnm•l Ad\• t•r t lsln~ Rf'p rf'Sf'nlat lvl'. Br~nhum Nrwspapf'r Sa l1 ~. 711 Third Avf' nu f' , Nrw York. NC'w York 10017. PO!•riMA..fJI'ER: SE>nd adtr('Ss <'hwi~-.~ to Thr Oall.v Si•nllnf'l. IH Cnurl Sl. . PomC'roy. Ohio "~7fi!! . • r . . .. . '. .• ..... .' ...... t - -. . .... " " .' ' Mrmdu~· thr nugh rri<l <t~. Ill Cnurl ~t. . 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Save time, ~Mrgy, gas ::~r:~ money ... .ihop · Ingels ·Kut Rite Carpet 75 N. 2nd 992-7028 ,• Middleport I �... -FRIDAY :;POMEROY - Square dance Friday, 8-11 p m., spo nsored by t~l: Senior Citizens Squar£' Dance Gii.ti, at the cent er Music Is by !hi Ohio River Bend Boys and tbos£' altendlng are to bring snacks for the snac k tabl r "'MIDDLEPORT - Evangrline bapter, Order of th£' Eastern ar, will have a public soup nner, 11 a m .·6· 30 p.m Frrday the basemen t of the Masonic emple; ea t In or ta ke our ~' --- ~ 'XlJPPERS PLA INS- A soup ~ans with ha m dinner wi ll be ferved Friday, from 4 to 7 p m .. 't~ur Lady of Loretta Chu rch, uppers Plains. Dinne rs wrll lillade co le s law. corn bread, teil r ;®t!ee. Adults $2 50. Child ren Jliti:r 12 $1 50 Pi c a nd cake vallable fr f '",. gs Comr{lunity calendar/area --- Township Turstees meet Man· day, i p.m, home of Dorothy Ca laway, rler·k. POMEROY- Pomeroy Youth League orga nlzatiorwl mectmg. home of Jack Stan ley on Monday ut 2 p m. Anyom• mterested m coaching " ball team Is urged to attend For fur ther mformatlon. eail992 5067 e' enm gs a fter 1 p m SYRA CUSE - Sulton Town shrp Trust~e' w1ll meet Monda;, 7 10 p m. a t the Sy 1ac use Munrrrpu l 11ur ld mg RA CINE - Srgns wi ll be plac~d ,11 the cor pora l ron hm tts ol the vr ll agc . accordrn g to plans made when the Rad ne Mer chant s mcPt Mondav ,r t the Racrnc• Dcpar tmcnt Storc An LlstPJ egg hu nr was set for Apr 1I l Rwil h plans to be frna l m~d at t hr• TUES DAY POMEROY - Pomeroy Chap· ter 186. Order of the Eastern Star , mPeis Tuesda; 7.4o p m. wit h mem b<·rs Ia wear chapter drcses LONG BOTTOM - F laml' Fellowship meets Tuesday, 7 30 p m , at Mt Olive Communit y Church Speaker w111 be Ha zel Lrfe RUTLi\ \ D - Camp Mcetmg. Tuesday thr ough Sun day 7 p m nrghti}, at Rutlc~n d C hurc hofth e Nazarene. Dt M E Clay evange li st Specral srng rng by Mark and Mary Hollingswor th :YIIDDL EPORT - Mrddlepor t I " dge "l6:l F&AM mee 7<!0 "I U< <day evenin g You Ate Cotdlal/y /nvlled To Affend Out · l SUNDAY tioBSON - Rhonda and Ken tlacless. mlss iOnaJ res from Mt•x leo , wrll speak a t " spl'<' ldi ~U'I1day 7 · "1() pm SCJ\ ICC a t Hobson Church of Chrr st 1n Cl)rls t.an Union. Public mv rted I POMEROY- Pomeroy Chup t~r 186. Order of the Eastern Star , 2 p.m prac tr ccforrnrlwtron al the Pomeroy MasomcTem ple RACINE - Rac ine Cha pt e1 134, Order of Eastern Stur. wrll practice Su ndily. 2 p m for s tar points and conductresses. and a t 3 p m for ull offr cers The regular sta ted meeting v. rll IX' 7:'30 p.m Monday lnlt ra tron wrll be held a nd chapter dresses are to be worn NOTICE TO BIDDERS PURCHASE OF INSURANCE MEIGS COUNTy DEPARTMENT OF kUMAN SERVICES - PHONE 992-2156 Of Wn11 0.•1\y Sentinel Out Pometoy, Ohio Come help us celebrate the opening of our new store. Coupons, Prizes, Refreshments and Much, Much More! Come & See - We think you will like our new look! Sealed propoaals will be received by the Meiga County Commtntonars. Pomeroy , Ohio. at the Clerk's Office untt112 noon on the 11th day of March, 1987. and at 1.30 p m opened by the Clerk of satd Board of Mercantile Robbery and Burglary Food Stamp coverage. Separate and tndependent b1d s wtll be received wtth re spect to the insurance requtred to be purchased as provided by the spectfiCB· t1ons Spectftcattons and m. structton s to b•ddars may be obtamed at the off1ce of the Clerk of the Metg s County Commtssioners. Pomeroy, OhiO Satd Board of Commissioners reserves the nght to wa•ve formalities to accept and reJect parts or all of any and all b1ds Mary E Hobstette r. Clerk M eigs County Board of CommiSSioners and 1n the Township of Sutton· Ru ..ell. decealed. and Roch · Srtuated in Sutton Town· ship. Meigs County. Ohio· all that part of the northwelt ard Warner, aka Richard Werner, 1f deceased, ad· dresses unknown, and tf living, Richard Warner. aka R•chard Werner address un known A complamt has bee n ftled by Willis C Blower, admmistrator, asking the court to determtne the per son s entitled to the deca dent's properties by the laws of the state of Ohio. A heanng on the complaint will be held on the 8th day of May, 1987. et 1. 30 P, M m th e Probate Court Persons knowmg any rea son why the complamt should not be granted should appear and mform the court at that ttme The court ts located at the Matgs County Probate Court. Courthou se, Pomeroy , Ohto 45769. Each of you IS re quned to an swer the com plaint wit hm twenty-eight !281 days of the last date of publication. The last date of publication ts Apnl 3, 1987 ROBERT E. BUCK . Judge !21 27. (3) 5 13. 20. 27 . !41 3. 6tc Pubhc Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO PROBATE OtV!StON WILLIS C BLOWER. Admm1strator of the Estate of Ruby Ru ssell Deceased , Plambff - vs - CASE NO 25. 195 STANLEY SMITH . et al Defendants NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To th e unknown surviVtng spouses. legatees, dev1sees. heirs. distributors. next of km, executors. administra· Metgs County Common Plaao Court, Case No B6 · CV-199. ITT Financoal Se• · v1ces Commerc1al DIVI SIOn vs Dale W H1ll, et al, Defendants. In pursuance of an Order o f Sale from said Court to me dtrected. I w.ll offer for sale at public auct1on, on the steps of the Courthouse at the Metgs County Common Pleas Court. Pomerov. Ohio on Friday . the 27th day of March. 19B7 at 10 00 o"clodc a.m . the fol· lowing described real estate. situlted Me~g~ , in the County of 1n the State of Oh1o, quarter of the southett quer· ter of Section 11 , Townth•p 2. Ran~ 12. Ohoo Com· pany't Purchue, on the west Public Notice Excepting and riiNIMng thor· efrom the following. S~uated m Soction 1t. Town 2. Range 12. Sutton Township, Me1gs County. Ohio, and being more partlcularty desmbed as fol · lows· Commencing at the PUBLIC NOTICE Sealed btds will be accepted by the Pomeroy south 89 dog 13' 05" eaat 664.69 feet to an iron pin. the potnt of beg1nmng of the tract herein descnbed, thence con· tonuing south 89 dog 13' 05" east 260.00 feet to an iron pin in the centertme of Township Road 209, passmg an 1ron pin in the centerline of Township Road 209, passtng an tron pm at 233 40 feet. thence along the centerhne of Township Rood 209 North 7 deg. 0' o·· east 31 S 55 feet to an tron pm, thence continuing along satd road , north 37 deg 20' 19" cast 222 1 0 faet to an tron pin. thence continumg along said road. north 32 dog. 20' 21" caot 84 99 feet to an ~ron pm, the nceleavmg satd road . north 62 deg 27' ROCK SPRJ NCS - Mr1gs High School Band Boosters meet 7 p.fTl. Monday in !he hrg h school band room Ohio 46769, until 7.00 p.m. on March 12. 1987 for the following A 1978 Chevrolet Emer- J{e attended and graduated trom Christ for the Nations Institute In Dallas. Texas where h6' • received an assoc iate of l)~,ictlcal theolpgy. He Is c ur· tently an ordained min ister and pl'esldent ol Way , Truth and Life ~inistries . He travels through !lilt the u.s. preaching the gospel nd ministering In Ihe gi ft s of the gency van, with 50.800 miles. Sealed bids witf1 a mtnimum acceptable bid of $1 ,000.00 w1U be rece•ved until 7 ·00 p m on March 'His wife. Tammy, Is the daughter of the Rev. a nd Mrs Gilbert E. spencer, Chester, a longtime native ol Meigs County Special slnginf! will be featured . ach evening and the public Is ~rdlally Invited to attend Businesses • i GOD MIXED THE WINTER PALETTE WITH SILVER AND WHITE Ph. 9'12· 2101 Pomeroy SWISHER &UIISE ~~oc~ ·~ Prescrept1ons 216 m s second Pom er ov .' 991 JJlS Complele Aulomottve -Job 37"6 Sennce O!IIGi:l. ~ -- - ol Columbus, 0 804 W Mam Brown's Fire & Equipment ;:~~·.:;d Rutl a nd. OhiO 45775 " B•II" Brown, Owner wm ,J Phon e (6141 !91·9911 362 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 45769 614 / 992·2644 Btds wtll be opened pubic ly at the Pomeroy Ftre House on M arch 12, 1987 at 8 .oo ·p . m. Sa1d veh1 cle can be seen at the Pomeroy Ftre House The Pomeroy Emergency Squad reserves the nght to accept or reJeCt any or all btds FlOWIIS FOI IVIIY OCCASION Homehte Saw• 121 27; 131 1. 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. B. 9 . 10. 11 . 12 12tc FUNERAL HOME uon pm, passtng an iron pm at 16 67 feet , thence south "Serving Families" 264 S. 2nd, Middleporl 37 deg . 32' 42 " west 324.89 feet 1to an iron pm, thence south 10 deg 05' 59" w est 454 39 feet to the pomt of begmmng and con taining 3.8946 acres Auditor ' s Parcel No 18- Grocertes- General Merchand, se E Rawlings-Coats-Blower 08" west 240 83 feet to an 106 luttor""t Awt., Pomtroy, Racone 949·2!!0 "P111111Dg '1 Qwlltg SHI Slot~ " 104 E. MAIN ST., POr.ROY 992-281 s 992-5141 228 W. Main 1..------------.J lue. $1 , 000 00 cash or cer tified check at t1me of sale and balance by cash or cert1 TRINrfV OfURCll Rl'\ \\' H Ptnln B •••• hen the colors of autumn Then the wind brings a SYRACUSE FIRST TERIAN - Sunday chill am : Church service. II 15 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Paslor. Joh n Evans Sunday School 10 00 a m , Sunday M or nln~ Worship 11:00 a m Chll · OH. Across from tht (our thoust POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 992-2975 I Iii! have faded away he revealing the clouds in a darkenrng gray, While creattng St., Pomeroy 992-5432 sold tor not less than two th~rds of the appratsed va - Pom~roy, a breathtaktng sight, Interlaced in a blanket to cover the ground As they paint it a glistening white. · F rom ·ItS bea Uty We Jea rn tO Interpret the WOrth · th Lord h t k Of a promtst e aS 0 eep: Th h 1 of l'f 11 · b rth at t 8 eye e I e WI recetve a new I • From the white world Of winter asleep . Rr H2 Re• Robert Sandors. paSior Jeff HoiiOI lay IP,dCI Ed Roush Sunday School Sup! Sunday School 9 311 a m I IS I. Mtmeriol Dr. 992·2104 morning worshi p and chlldr£>n's t'hurch 10 30 am IIIII Ruth lnn Qui<~tl Veterans Memorial Hospital MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN rN CHRI ST c uunc H Lorou'<l rn rrxas Commu n!ly off Ct to the air, And delivers the snowflakes that circle around (row's Family Restaurant "FHIIII!If Kt~frdg Filii c•leku .. 00584 000 Appraised at $5,200 00 TERMS OF SALE · To be 204 (ondor St. And the branches, denuded and bare, CHAPMAN SHOES Agsncg, Inc. roo·i ~........· GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES WAID CROSS SONS STORE I~UI<NI~~~L!ROWAR:tI Squad Ch•ef 16141992·2039 or 1614)992-5721 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy RIDENOUR R• ck Blaattner 111 · 271~ Pometog Flowet Shop Meigs Counrv's Olde.r Florrsl 12. 1987. , ~-·~ 991·1318 Pome roy 1 Locu st & Beech Street Pomeroy Natronw•de Ins . Co. . ElliS & SONS SOHIO ".. he llith to theonBe thOu the·urth." P. J. PAULEY, AGENT. TEAFORD REALTY FRANCIS FLORIST ev('nln~ Pomeroy pll'achl ng servleP IllS! lhrce Sundays. ~~~,r,;; "1 Td~ ~·';:;~f.~~~·:~~~.~:;: ~r;uf~JO ~~ ~· Sludv .om! Yourh Pellow CHURCH OF GOb OF PROPHFCY Localed on 0 J WHile Rn.od ol Hlghw,oy 160 P.11 H£> nson, pastnr Su nday SMhOol lOam Clmcs lor all agos Junior Chuo ch 11 am Morni ng worsh i p 11 ,1 m Arl ult Choir pracrlce 6 p m '""""' Youn, Pro plc"s. Child•on ' Church and Adull BlblP Sunda y School 9 30 11m , Sf' co nd ·1ncl ' fou rth Su ndoys worship srrv i cf' a ! 2 JO p m MT MORIAH BAPTIST. F'our!h and Main S! . Mldd ll'pml Rl'\' Gilbert C r . 1l ~ .J r pu stor Mrs Ervin Bllumf,lnrdnrr 1 Sunday School Sup I Sund. ty School •!· JO.~. m Wor ship Sf'rv lrr 10 45 3m SUCCESS !WAD CII URCH OF" ClllllST' · - JOS<'ph B I1oskln11 (•van ~ rll s t ~u n<IM .Y Blblt• Study !h m • Worsh!p, 10 a m , Su11· d.1y rvr nl n" srrv lcr 6 p m . WNi nl'srt ny rvrnlnj! 'wr vlcc, 7 J) m • ' Slud v. Wrdnesday a t 7 :wpm HOPE BAPTI ST CHAPF. L :1711 Grunt dren's Church 11 a m. Sunday Evf'nlng St . Mhldleport Afrlll.nf'C:I wit h Southern Service 7 00 p m Wed 6 p m You n~ La Bt~pllst Cumen tl on David Bryu n St Ml P~: NrECOST,\L ASSEMBLY llurlno i dies ' Auxiliary Wednesday, 7 p m Fam ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;._ _ _ _ _ _J nlsf(lr Sunday School 10 am , Morning Rt 124 Wll ll:1m Hobrtrk, pustor SunduY Uy Worship wors hi p 11 11 m Even I n~ worsh!p 7 p m , Sl'hool W a m, Sunda y {'\'f'n l n~ srrvl ('ro 'T I RF.NE C'OITII'' Union unci Multk>m rtC"' HAZE L COMMUNITY CHURCH OH 1.\lesday 7 30 p m Wedn C'sda y evenl n~ Bible st udy and p m W(ldn('Sd ay PVI'nl ng !(f'rvlcr 7 p m Thomn~ (,lm M<Ciung, pasto1 Norman PJ C5 dav at 7. 30 pm Mens Prayer Breakfast RE ORGAN IZED CJIURCH OF JESts prayer m('{'ltlna 7 p m Rt 124. 3 miles from Porlland Long Bot · CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Chrndlo 1 lrv S Sup! SuOOav Sc-hool 9 :rt ,1 m tom Edsel Hart . pas! or Su nday SChool , Wednesda\ 7 am tGra('(') CHRIST OF L ATTER CAY SAINTS Port · BRADFORD CH URCH OF CHRIST St Supt Sunday School 9 30 11 m Mornl nR mor nlng " orshlp 10 :1) am l'\fflln~S{n1('('6 9 30 a m , Sunday morn i n~ preal'hlng SUTI'ON - Church School. 9· 30 a m • land Rac ine Road Will ia m Rou sh, pastor Rt 124 and Co Rd 5 Mark Sf.rvers minis Wor!lhlp 10. 30 a m Prayl'r s{'rvlc(' .ti!Nn p m : m!d·•MY.k Sf'rvi<'(\ Wedn('!1(!,p, 7 p.m 10· 30 a m.; Su nda} evrnlng s~rvlces . 7 30 Morning Worshi p 10 45 a m. first and third L lnda Eva ns, chu rch school dlr« tor fer Sunday School Su pt Harrv Hrn Dl(' Sundays 1• GRACE EPL~PAL CHURCH ~~ E pm Sundays. Fellow ship dlnnPr with Carm el Church school 9 30 a m. , Morn ln ~ wor ship dr1cks, Su nda y SchOol 9 30 a m Mornlnf,l TH E CHURCH OF .JESUS C Hill ~, .• Mam St Pflll'I't1J\' Sur.dav sm ICf'S Holv MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST third Thursdav 6 30 P m tMl'Guircl 10.30 am , Wednesda y evening prayer •Wor ship 10 30 am , F.venlnf,li4'0rsh lp 7 p APOSTOLIC FAITH - Ne~ Um.1 R<l ' COITIITlUnion on t tt> fD' ctl Sundav nf r ach month CHURCH. Corner Ash and Plum Ralp h KENO CHURC' H OF CHRIST Vernon serviC't'S, 7· 30 p m m. WPdnPsday worship 7 p m nt>x t to F'ort Mcl,lls Park, Rut lo nd Rotxm .met rombmro with morning IJ'avr1 on lhr CundUf, pa st or Sunday School l O OO a m Eldr ld~<' mlnlstf'r Olivrr ~wa i n, Sunda v BETJU..EHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, R ic h ard ~. pusl or ~rvlrrs nt 7 p m on thirdd Sundav Mornlngpr.IVC'r un<l "crrronon Morning Wors hip, 11 .00 a m: Wednesday School Supt Preach I n~ 9 30 a m rach Shuler, pastor Wor ship servlcf' 9. 30a m Cornrr Svc.-morr and Sr<cond St" Po Wf'dnrscJ ays und Sund,tys .111 ottrr Sur.davct cf til' I'IYlnth Church School and Saturday Evenln ~ Services at 7 30 p Su nda v Sunday Schoo l10 30 a m Bible Study and merov Tht• Rf'v William Mlddlrsw11r!, MIDDLEPORT P EN TECOSTAI Thh d and NUI"!'C'TV C.lr<' pm\~ct'd Corf('(' hour In Ill> m HORSON CHRISTIAN UNlON tThu r praye-r service Thursday, 1 30 p m pastor Sunday SC'hool 9 4r, a.m Chun h Ave Rf'V Clllrk Bil ker pn srnr C.ul Not ' P.1rl'! h Hall lmm'thal£'1\ lollowlng l hc>sffV!cr man Dur ham) pas tor Sunday service. CARLETON INTEROENOMlNATION servl c(' 11 a m tln ~: h\un Sunduy S<h ool Supl Sunduy • IUMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W 9.30 am. ('Venln g serv ice 7 30 p.m AL CHURCH. Kingsbury Road Rev Da SACRED HE AR T CHURC H M~~~ ME lOS S1 hun! 10 .1 m wit h 1 l .t s ~f'!i fru .111 .I ~ I 'S , Matn St Nrll ProudtOOI past cr Bible SchOO Pray('r meet ing. Wedned ay, 7· 30 P m vtd Curfman, pastor Sunda y S~hool 9 30 Anthony Glonnamorr Ph 99~ ~,&,tR Sat ur COOPERATIVE PMIISH I u •nlng st•rv hf's II h p m Wl'(! ni'!Hlit.Y HI· 1l: II am MornlnJ,! \o\t:r.~hlp. ll .l1 a.m Ynuth BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF a m : Ralph Carl, Sup! Even lnll worshi p day Even Ina Muss 7 .10 p m Sunday UNITED METHODIST CHURCH IJ\1 •aud~' .1t 7 Ul p m You th st•!'v lrl'S Frl ·' t fT\f'('fin~ ti:fXI p m: Evrnlng "'orshJp 7·00 p 7 00 p m Prayer meetin g, Wedn es day Mass 8 am and 10 am Co nh:~slon s onP CHRIST. Joseph B Hoskins past or Blblr NORTHEAST CLUSTER d., ,l ! 7 10 p m m. Y..rd.n<'sdu\ rtil:lhl p-a._\'C'r m('(lt\ng and Bible> Oa ss 9 30 a m , Morning Worship lO lOa 7:00 p.m half h{lu r br toro each Mass CCD classes. Re\'. Doa Archer rf'f'l F!'I IA FF l lllWS ifi P 12HMU1 St ' stud\ ; 00 pm m Ev{'lllng Wnrshl p. 6 :W P m Thursdav LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN , ~er non 11 a m Sunday Rev. Roy Deett!' Mldll lrpoll Hrothl'l ( hur: k M<. Phrrson , THE SALVATION ARMY 115 BUIICl'lllt Bib)(' Stud v li ?II P m Eldridge, pastor , Wallacp Damew ood S. VICTORY BAPTIST. 52!1 N 2nd St Re\1. Seldon Johrulon p,tslor Sundn y ~ r h oo l 10 ,, m . Su ndt~ y l Avr Porl'K'I'ov Mr'!<l l))ru Wlnln~ In d'larSJ> NEW STIVERSVILLE COMM UN ITY S Sup! Sunda} SchoolS 30a m, Worship Middleport. Jumrs E K«'esce, pa stor ALFRED - Church School 9 :11 a.m ••vrning st•J\ ltrs at 7 p m .1nd Wn1nl >stL'I y Sundav OOIInffio; fl'l'('l lflg. 10 a m Surdav CHURCH Sunday S()hool sl't vier 9. 45 a Servtc~. 10·30 ani. Sunday morning wor11hl p 10 a m . Even · Worship. 11 am UMYF6 30 p m UMW sl'rvir•ps ,11 7 p m Srhool 111 :n u m :oilrxlay Sdool YffiM m . Worship servlcf' 10 30 am • HYSELL RUN HOL1NE!3S CHURCH l n,R !Wrvlce 7 p m , Wedm-sda y Pvrnlng Third Tu es dav 7 30 p m Communio n, ANT IQUITY 1JAPTIS1 Kf'nn('l h Smt ih Elol'M' Adam.<~ l(laOO' 7 ll p m Salvatb n M!k(' Thompson, Nf'W Havrn . WV . pastor worship 1 p m VI sitation Thu r sday 6• 30 p Evangt'listir Serv ic(' 7 30 P m Wed nPS first Sunday jArcherl pastor Sund.'l v S1hool 9l'! lt m.. r huJl'h mN>tlnll v.1rlous sp('akm; and music s~tals da v Prayer mf'E'IIng 7 30 P m . T hurs<iav Sundav School at 9 30 <I m Morn in~ wor m. CHESTER - Worship 9 a m Church Nt)lv lr r7 ;mpm \ OulhiPIIIJv.!llh!ph .lOp Thu1 Sllav. 11 l) a m In 2 p m Ladkos Horrf' Z10N CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomrroy ship at lO 30,1 m, S und uvrvrnln ~ scrvl c t> MORSE CHAPE L CHURCH Charlf's Sc l\ool10 am , Bible Study , Thursday. 7 p m Bi blr · ~ t u d v . Thur ~ flny. 7 .10 11m LRa ~n~r nnntx> rs In r har.(l(' all 'ottlrrt•n at 7 30 p m 1'h u rsdr~ v s1' rv lcf'S at 7 10 p Norri s, pasto r Sunday Si·huol, 10 a m , Harrlsonvi ll«' Rd Robttrt Purtrll min is m. UM W. ftrsr Thursday, 1 p m: Com· 1'\J l.l. COSPf.l l.IGIITHOUSE ..! .IU4~ • tnv11«1 !i ~~ pn1 Th~l.-v. Corps C.lck'l tf'r Stl'Vf' SlaniC'y. S. S Supt . Bill MeEt m wors hip srrvl('(> II a m , Sunday ntahl munlon, first Sunday !Archer ! Hll .md Huad , Pomr rov Tum Kr lly, Jlllll . Chts.<;.o; !Young ProplroBiblr l 7 :1) p. m Blblr rov Asst Su p! Sundav School9 30a m.. FREEDOM GOSPEL MI'SION a1 Bald wors hip srrvi Cf' 7· 30 p m , MldWf'('k JOPPA - Worship 9• 30 a m ; Church rm Ou nnv l.dmbl'rl, S. S Supt Sundn\1 ' Studv .md Pt1•vr1 mrl'l lng q1m to ttY' publlr Knob locu tcd 00 countv Road 31 Rr" prayer ~crvlc(' WNinesday 7 p m Worshi p scrv!Cf' 10•)) a m : Evrnlng wor· Sc hool10 30 am Bibi i.'Study Wednt'S day. mornIn ~ srr\ lt r >~ t 10 ,, m Su ndav rv1•n· POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH Of 7 30 p.m iJohnsonl sh ip Sunday 7 P m and Wedn rs rt<~ Y~.7 P m Lawr£1nN" Gluesmcamp pa~tor Rev MIDDL EPORT I NDEPENDENT HO lrtJZ lif'I Yicr 7 10 p.m Tursda y an rl Thurli CHRIST 33'l!tlChlktrm s Horrf' Road tCountv . ST JOHN LUTHERAN C H ~ tCH, Pine Ro~f'r Willford asst pasror Prmchlng LlNESS CHURCH I nc, 75 Pearl St.. RC'v LONG BOTIOM - Church School 9· 311 d.1 v Srrv h ~~ u! 7 'Vl p m , Road 'm) ffi252.tl Vor.JI musk Su nd<IV Wcx Grove Th(' Rrv W1\llam M .dlrswarlh, srrv lcf'S ~u nday 7 30 p m PrayC'r mf'N lng Ivan M yers actln,R pastor , Ro~er Manh·v a m , Worship 7 p m: Bibl e Study, Wed· FAITII '~:t Mi ll s 1 Mlrldh' ' slhp 10<~ m A!biC'SI:udv n am , Worship ~ p. pastor Church srrv iCC' 9 30 a m. Sunday Wedn('sdav. 7 J{l p m r..~n Grllflth. Sr, Sunday School Supt Sunday School nes day , 7. 30 p.m, UMY F Wednesdav. 1 t•ort Suml,l v morni ng ~ r· rv h t' 10 1r1 11m , m. Y- «<nt~l ilv. Blblf' ~udv 7 p.m 6 00 p m , Communion Flrsl Su nday. & hool 10 30 am h:adl'r. Youth ~!rOUP" Sundav ('\'('nlng n! 9. 30 am Morn In~ Worship 10 3() am, Suml1n I'Vf'llln~ 7 IU Thu1 stil'l\l ITUHnln,t::. OLO DEXTER BIBLE OJRL'ITTAN BRADBU RY CHURCH OF CHRIST . 1):30 p m Y<'llh Rog f'r and Vlolrt Willford , Evl'nlng Worsh i p 7. 30 p m Wi"dnf'!ldny . tArch<'r) llitll•• Nlud v 10 .1m W r~i nt>s dn v rv min 5( CH L'Rat Alvin Cw-tls p,tslor Linda S...·1111 John Wrla ht pa stor Sunduv School 9 30 a leadrrs Communion srrvtcr first Sunda v f:'Vrnln R Blblr study, JlfllYI'r ,1nd prul~ REEDSVILLE - Church School 9. :IJ a 7 30pm Supt Sundav Srhool ~ Tl am Jl"C"clChlngsC'r m L.:lrn Haynes, S S Supt Morni ng ea~h month servlao, 7 30 p m m Worship Serv ICC' 11 00 a m ~DeN er 1 Nl.W II AVFN ( II U IWII (W "I IfF NA vir'I"S fin;t and 1hlrd ~txlav follwlng SJOOH\' TUPPERS PLAINS ST PA UL 11. orshlp 10 31l u m WHITES CH1\P U . WE~LEYAN LIVI NG WORD CHESTER CHURCH /'..1\H~:N F: il••v L h••ulon ~ t rnud j)IJ ~ tul' !'chool Youth mC'f'tln,g i :r> p m C'Verv Sun Churcl\ School 9 a m : Worship 10 a.m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NA7..A CHURCH - Cnol\ lllr RD Rrv Phll!lp Rl · OF GOD_ Cll b<'rt S""ncrr p11 s101 Sun Sundu v ~rh o(ll il :VI ,. m , Wor shlp si•Nif( •."' d;l\ RENE Rt'v. Ll oyd D Grim m Jr . pas tor s d o h 1 " "0 • m ~ B lblr St udy 1\JE'Sdav. 7· 30 p m . UMW 1/l lfl .~m Y •IUih .sr• nl<<' ~und.l y~ 1 ~ 1, 1 df'nour. p.HIOr un ay ,.,{ uo " '1 a day SC hool 9:30 am, Mornl na srrv ll'f' GRA HAM UNITED METHODI ST Th ird Tu esday, 7 30 p m Communion Ora Buss, Chairman or the Board or Chrl~· worsh ip SC'r vlrr 10 30 a m : Blbir study lO·OOa m , Su ndav evenin" a('r vt ce 7 00 p m Suml.1 \ I' V!' n l n~ Sf'l vlu' 7 00 p rn Wr.d · I rl an Llfl' Su nday Schoo19 30 ,t m Morn d 7 ~m " Wednesday Pr<:'M hln g 9 30 a m rlr,.t anrl srcond Sun First Su nday (ArrhPr l ntos duv Pw vrr Mrr'lln$.! .m d Blblf' Stu dy an d v.ors hi p sC'I'\ 1rf'. w~ ~"nC'S ay m , Mid wcc>k pra' yer !K'rvlCP ln r:t worship 10 30 am. f'va n ~Zclistlc S<'r RUTLAND CHURCH OF CH 1ST davs or mrh mon th. thlr<l and fourth Sun CENTRAL CLUSTEII 7 f~pm · 7pm d.1\ f'llrh month worship ~f'l\ krs at 7 :Wp Re\1 . James E. CorbiU vier 7 00 p m W!'dn C'Sdav serv irt". 7 P m. Mark Jonrs pa ~ror Bill Nichols on , Sun MT OLI VE COMMUN ITY CHURCH NEASF: SF~f fl.f Mt.. NTCi iURCII Sun m, WOO nNldU\ r'rnlngs at 7 3fl p m Re\' , Steven Nelaon LIBERT Y CHRISTIAN CHURC H l){tx· day SChon! Supt Sundav School 9 30 a m • Lawrence Bush . pastor M1.1x Folmer. Sr d.IV rl fll •rnmm t;('I VIr f'N Il l 2 ,1() ThU 18rlliV Pr,l\'l'f .1nd Blblf' Stu dv Rn . Melvtn Franklin ter Wood\- Cii ll. pastor Serv ices Sund1.1 y Morning Worship un d Communion 10.30 a Sup! Sunday SChool and Morn i nK Worship r 1f' nlnjl: s rrvtr~ 1.11 7 :\11 1 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mulb Re\1 Clemente S Zunla:a, lr. 10 a m and 7 P m W«<nC'Sday. ; p,m m 9 :1:1 a.m , Sunday evenIna servlcl'. 7p m : rmsT JJA P'IIST CHURCn M.1snn w • <'rrv HNght '< Road Pomrrov l rr(Jv Rev. Rol'lert M:un man • V 1 P.1s1or Bill Mur/Jhv Suniluv Sctl ool \0 .. RUTLANDBIBLEMETHOOl ST Amos You th mee lln~ and Bible Study Wcdnes RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Srrve Brur-h Pasto1 Sabbath School Sup('rln ASBURY ISvracust>\ - Wor ship 11 a.m day, 7 p m Tllll'< , pas tor Sonny Hudson , sup! Su nda y .1m SundHV f' \ ' C'Il ng 7 Y1 Jl m Pru y\"r Deavf'r. Pastor. Mike Sw1~z-er. Sunday t('lldf'nl Rh ond.t Markin Sa bbath Sfhool Church School 9 45 a m . Chargr Blbl (' ml'l•lln g und Alblfl 51udv Wf'(ln"'H~I )' 1 Scliool 9 :lOa m . Morn In lit worsh ip 10 30 UNITED FAITH CHURCH Rt 7 on Po School Supt , Su ndav Sch ool 9· 30 am bC"J,!ins a1 2 p m on Saturdav wirh ~o~nrshlp Studv. WE'dncsd av 7 l) p m , UMW, first p m F:w rvunr wPII 'O ITJ.' '• ' <1 m , Sunday £>vrnlilg strv lce 7 00 P m meroy By Pass Rev David Wiseman. Sr , Mornin g wors hip 10 40 a m : Sunday • Wf'dnPSday srrvlcr 7 p m WMPO pro srrv lcr folio" lnp: Jl 3 1 ~ EH•rvoo<.' w!.\1· TuPSdav 7:30 p.m., Choir Rehearsal. ltUTLANil FHEf: WILL AAPTIST S• · ~ pas tor Melvin Dro ke S S Supt Sunday t'Ven ln ~ wor ~h lp 7 30 p.m , WednPSday Wedn eiduy 6 30 p m . UMW l WUrth Sun com£' 11m S! Jlpv l\ 1ul l uyhJr , p11 st<J1 Sunrl 1y gr am 9 a m earh Su ndav School9 30 a m : Morntn ~~: Wor!ihl p 10 :10, f'Venl ng Blblf' slu'dy 7 30 p m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH dav fi· 30 p m fN(IISOnl Sdi i~J J IU 1.1 m . Su nd u H H • n l n~7110 pm : RUTLAND CHU RCH OF THE NAZA Evenln.': Worship 7. 30 p m Wedn esday BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH - Slstrr Harrirll Warnt'r Supt Su nday ENTERPR ISE - Wors hip 9 am . W1'tlm•sd.1 v l'vr·nlnK pr,l \'l•r mN•tltl ll7'. 00 'RENE Rrv I owr ll Ford. pa stor Sunday Prayer Sl'rvlce, 1· W p m Burlingham Ray Lal.JdttrmJil pas tor: ~o­ School 9 30 a m . Morning Worship, 10 ~5 Church School10 a m , Blblp Stu dy. Tues SChool q :W a m Wor ship sl'rvlce 10 30 a FAJTJI BAPTIST CHURCH R.1llrOlHI t>m bert Cozart, assistan t pa.~t or SundayStflool daY 7·30 p m : UMW, First Monday 7·~ WU IJI Rr.Tm.l. Nl.W TP.STAM I"NT ' am m YouniZ p~,•opiC'' s ~rvlcr 6 ll m St Mason Sunda y School\0 u m , Morn 10 am , worship 7 p m , WOOnesday, 6 p.m p.m, UMYF Sunday. 6 p m Choir Re· POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. Lyston 1CII URCH SIJVI 1 /Ud.'{ l' Du11n1 Svdf'n Evan j.wl istit ~ rr v lcf'6 30 P m Wcdn C'S day lnJil worship 11 am : F.vrnlng H('r vl ce 6 p youth m('('ttn~. Wed 7p.m ch urchsB"VIct'S. hrarsal, 6 30 p m WE'dn esdav !Fr anklin ) Halley, ministe-r. Sunday School 9 30a m , ~ 1 1 lr ke r IMslnr ~undu y ~c h ool ~ .1m .. scrv lcl' 7 p m m Prayer m('('llng and Blhlf' St udy Wet! PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH 1\ FLATWOODS- Church School. lA a m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Miller W t\r ~hi p S41 rvi('('. Ill,, m . S un <l tt V PVI'If ln ~t . M or ning Worship 10: 30 a m nesday, 7 p m. mlll' offRt 325 RI'V & •nJ Wa tt ~ pa~lor , Worship, 11 a m Blbl£' Stud y, ThurR· sNvlcr 7 00 p m WL't rn e~da y nllo{hl Rlhlf• , St, Muson W Va E u~crtl? I. Con~C'f', mIFOR EST RU N BAPTIST Rev Nyl£' Robl'rr &>a r lr!i S S Supt Sunda\' School FlRST SOuTHERN BAPTIST Po dav 7 p m . UMYF. Sunda v. 6 p. m ~ 1 u d y 7· 00 o m Borden, pas tor Cornt>llus Bunch t~ upt nisiN Sunday Blblr St udy 10 a m Wor· 9 30 a m , Mornlnll Worship 10. 30 a m : mrrov Plkr f: Lamar O'Brvant pastor. tFra nkltn J ship 11 am and 7 p m Wl"dn f'S da y Blhlf" SUndav E'V('n lng !Wf\IJC(> 7 30 p m WI]] Jack Nml s Sund,lvSchool Director Sun FOREST RUN - Worship 9 am Studv vocal mu sic, 7 pm TK'sduy sf'rvlrf' 7 30 pm dav School q \0 a m Morn In~ Worship Chu rch SchOol 10 A M Cho ir pracllce LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Dud· SILVER RUN BAP'l'!ST. Bill Lllllo. 10 ~5. rvrning"or shlp 7 OOpm JD ST 1 Tuf'Sday R :ll p m , UMW, firs t Tu esday din.'[ L.an<'. Mason W Vu .J N ThEI.ckrr. pastor. ~f('Vf' LUlie. S S Su p! Sundav & 7 10 tEST j \'o.l'dnrsduy , Pray('r Srr 7 30 p m !N('Json) p1.1!!ilor f.vrnln!' M'I"VIC'r 7 30 p m WQ SPhoo l 10 a m Morn ing worslp, 11 am : \I ce, 7 00 pm. 1D ST I & 7•30 PM !ES HEATH IMiddl!'portl -Church School. mC'n's Minlslrv . Thursday. 9.30 u:m , SundllV ('vrnlnR worship 7 3() p.m Pravf"r j Wcdn('sday Proy('r .md Blblf' Study , 7 1!') T 1 Mls,.ion Frirnrls l aJZf'~ 2 61 RoH1I 9 30 am., Mornln ~ Wors hip 10 30 am , mectln~ and Biblf!SiudvT hu rsday 7 :10 p 1 •pm Ambassadms 1txws u~trs li- IRl und Girls Youth Group 4 p m Wt'dncsday, Church m . You th mect ln ~ Wrdn rsdav nl 7 p.m In Ac !!on (agrs ti lR~ on W('d nf'Sdavs, 7 p Choir rehe-arsal. 7 p.m , Thu rsday. HARTFORD .CHURCH OF CHRIST IN REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH Pra yer Serv lc(' 6 30 p.m Bible Study, 7 m. JO S T l & 7 .10 p m. ([.S T I Tuf'sdav CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rtv . David - :l8.1 N 2nd Ave.. Middleport Sund.tv VIsit alton 6 30 p m p m tZ unigal McMani s. par~! or. SundaySehool 9 30 a m Schoo110a m Sunday(>ven ln f{7 OOp.m . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bat· MINERSVILLE - Wm hip !i«rvlce 10 Sunday momlng Sl"''vlcro, 1J a m , Sun Mid wf'{'k srrv lcl', WOO 7 p m By DAVID E. ANDERSON lry Run Road R£"\• EmmNI Ra~A• son . pas a m . Church Schoo l, n a m , UMW. t hird day night service, 7 30 Wed nesay Jrayt'r tor Handlr>V Dun n su pt Sund.1v Sehool. W('dn('Sdav 1 p m ; Choir practice Mon UPI Religion Writer meeting , 7 30 p m. ' LANGSVILLE CHIUSTIAN CHURCH. 10 u m Sundtn (lvrnlng ~NV !('(' . 7 30 p m dav 7:30p m IN('Jsqnl FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Le!arl Da llas Ja ney, Su nday School Sup! Sunday Fo r 15 years, organized conserva tives in the Unit ed Me tho<ils" . Biblr trorhl n ~ 7 .10 p m Thursd,tv PEARL CHAPEl - Wor ship Sc>rvf('(' W Va., Rt 1, James LewiJ, pa stor Wor School 9 30 a m ; Sunday Morning Wor S YRA. C'U~E MISSION Chrrrv Sl Sv· Church have kept up steady barrage of criticis m at d enom i n a tion ~ I , 9 30 a m , Chu rch School 10 15 a m ship services 9.30 • m • Sunday Schoolll shlp, lO 30 a m , Su ndayevenJngWorshlp, r aruso ~CJVICC'S 10,1 m Sundav Evenin~ UMW second Tu£'Sday, 7 30 p m , /Mu ss a fiJ , Evening wor!lhlp 7 :Kl p m Tuf!lday leadersespecially those c harged with missionary efforts - th~,Y. 7: 30 p m Wednesd ay evening Prayer Sf'rv trrs Sunday :1 nd WC'dnC'Sda v at 7 00 p. man I cottage prayer m eetlilg and Bible Study Meellng 7 311 p m POMEROY -Chu r ch School 9 15 a m m perceive as too libera l '9.30 a m , Worship service-. Wedn es day MIOD! EPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST , Worshi p tO · XI a m , Choir reh('arsal Now , the group - the Good News movem ent - Is taking scvura .t SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA 7· 311p m IN CHRISTIAN UNlON Ro• Kellh Eblin . Wedn('Sday. 7 30 p m UMW • .l!f"(''nd ZARENE Rrv Gl(."fln McMill an )'liStor OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH . steps to es ta blish parallel Institu tions a long side the ofllclal c hur~ ~ . pas101 Sunda\' School 9 30 a m Wadf' Tu esd ay 7 30 p m ; UMYF Sunday 6p m Marv .Jan ie(> Lavendf'r, Sundav School Waln ut and Henry Sts, Ravenswood, W organizations in a move that could resu lt In sc hism In the na tlo~·~ . Havmun. supl MornlnJ,!"Worshlp 10 30a (Corbitt) Sup! Sunday School 9 W a m • MorninJ( Va The RPv Geor ge C. Weirick, pastor m .. Sundav mren lnll SC'tvi('(' 7 30 p m: ROCK SPR INGS- Church School. 9.1l "''orship 10 30 a m . Evangrltslll'!ll'rvi{'(', &Jnday SChoolS 30 a m ; Sunday wors hip second largest Protestant body . , \'V('(InPsd.w PIJ\C!r M£'f'llng 7.30 p.m ~ a m ; Wors hip 10 a m., Blblf' St udy Wed 6 p m , ?rayf'r and Pra i ~(IWOO n e!l<bV 7 p llam At us recent 40.member board or directors meeting , the Good News MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD nesday 7· 30 p m : UMYF (5£-nlorsl, Sun • m . You th mei'llng 7 p m CALVARY BIBLECHURCH. loca redon RJc·lnr Rf'\' JamNi Sa n <'r fleld, pas10r : dav. 5 p m, !Juniors) evtt;' other Sun· EDEN UN ITED BREfHRF:N IN Pomeroy Pik e, Cou nty Road~ near Flat· leaders: ·· .• f'r('(tm ,m W\ll loms Sup! Sundav School ' day, 6 p.rn tFrankltn ~ CHRIST. C Lts ltf' Gil lil an. pastor Su n wood s Rev Blackwood, putor Services -Offered s upport for churches that w ithhold funds from t))u, 9 :l!i u m Sunduv and Wcdnrsdt1v f'Vf'll • RUTLAND - Churoh School. tO a m . dav School 10.00 a.m Morning Wor ship on Sunday at 10 30 a m. and 7. JO p m· with national miss ion arms o! the church. . ., in~ srr vlrt'S. 7 p m Worship, 11 a m , UMW (EvenlngCirclN 11 00 am Sun dav even \n p: ~erv l re 7 00 Jl Sunday SchoolS· 30 a.m. Bible Study. Wed MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST serond Wedn('Sday 7 30 p.m : UMW I AI - Agreed to begin national, mass circu lation newspaper with m y.'Ni n~da y ~Pn ln R pray('r SM'VI{'(' nPSday, 7· 30 p m Corm'r Sllllh and Palmf'l Earl Edrn Pas tl'l"noon Clrdf'l sl'l'On d Thu~day , 1 p m 1·00 p m FA ITH fELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR estimated circu la tion ol150,000 .. , tor Bob Parkttr S S Supf Ca th\ Rl,t::l!s (Mussman I CHRIST. Sl Rl 338, Anllqull)' . Rev HEMLoCK GROVE CHRI~TIAN. Rog. Issued a sting ing rebuke of the Ge neral Board of GloP,~\ As'-1 ~up t Sunda\ School 9 1~ a.m , SALEM CENTER- ChurchSChool 9. l! Franklin Dl ckl.'fls, pastor Sunday morn er Wat son. past or Crcnson Pra tt , Sunday Mm nlnJl: Wo~hlp 10 15 a m , l'u nda v am: Worship 10 1~ p m (Mussman ) Ministries, the 9.7 million· member denomination's overseas mls! Iov; Jng 10 am , Sunday even ln.lt 7•30 p m School Sup! Moml.n g- Wonhlp 9 30 a m., E\ r nln~ srrvlC'f'. 7 pm Pravrr m('('tl n.~: SNOWVILLE - Wors hip. 9:00 am Thursday even in~ 7. 30 p.m Sunday School 10:30 a m Evmlng ~r · agency and encouraged continued s upport for a riva l orga nlzatlo~JJ nnd Bib I<' S!udv WC'dnC'SdJ)' C\ rnlna 7 p churcll !!Chool 9 45 am. ! Mussman I ST!VERSV!LLE COMMUNITY BAP· vice, 7•Xl p m Child ren' s choir pracl!ce WC'dne5· m the Miss ion Society for United Methodists. · SOtmiERN CL\ISTER TIST CHURCH . Pastor Robert Byers Mr. UNION BAPTIST. Drmald Shue, dav 7 p m Adu lt choir pract ice Wl.'d . R: Rev. Ro1tr Grace SUnday School 10 a.m . worship serv ice 11 The language directed at the mission board wa s Its s tronge•t t'?: paalor; Jot Sayre, Sunday School Sup! p m . Radio pr02r am WMPO Sundav, ; Rev. Pul McG•Ire a m.1 Sunday even ing aPrVIce ,7.30 p m ; Sunday School 9•45 am ., Eventn~t WDr· R: .!II .1 m date: ,' Wedncoday even in~ servir:J: 7.:11 n m ahlp 6 30 p m.; Prayer Meeting, 6 311 p.m. APPLE GROVE - Ch urch School 9· :II "Aller 15 years ol efforts to af!ect poslllve cha nge In the theology 1 M!DDLEPOI\T INDEPENDENT HO· a.m . Worship. 10 00 a m lflrsl and tll lrd Wed nesda y. Sundays 1, Bible 1tudy every Sunday 7 p TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF LINESS CHURCH, Inc . "m Peart St. Rev. philosop hy a nd practices of the General Board of Global Mlnls trlc~ .,.' Ivan Myen, pastor; Rogrr Manley, Sr . MIODLEPORT CHURCH Of CHRIST. m : UMW Second Tuesday. 7. 00 p m . CHRIST Dave Prenllce, minister. Oeryi we have concluded afler much prayer and deep regret thai we m11st Surlday School SuperlnlenMnt SU nday , Well s. Supt. Church School 9 a.m .; Wor 5th and Main, AI Hartson. minist er Mike Pr ayE'r m eE~ IIng, Wedn esday, 1 p m ScltooJ 9:30am.; MDminll Wonhlp 10:00 announce ' no confidence' In the present leadership .. a nd call fo~ ~~ (Grace\ Servl~e. 9 i5 p.m Gerlach. Sunday !khool Superin tendent I ship a m.. EvenJnK Wol'lhlp 1::.J p.m., Wed· Btblr School 9 l.J a m : Mornl nfi: Worship CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA · BETHANY - Worship, 9 a m .. Church change In that leaderhlp." . ,; ' neoday Eventnr Btbtt Srud)', Prayor and RENE Rev Herbert Grate. pllllor 10 30 a m Ewnln ~t Wonhlp 7 00 p m SchOol. 10 am . Bible Stud~, Wed.....tay. The actions brought a sharp rejoinder !rom Bishop .Ja m es Ault ~I, Pral,. s.rvleo!. 7. 311 p.m Frank Riffle, supt Sunday School 9:30 il Wednesday, 7·00 p m Prayer m~linR 10 a m ; Dorcas Women s Fellowship , CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Al'al· MIODLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· m Wors~lp service. 11 a m 1nd 7 p m Pittsburgh, president of the global minis tr ies agency " • Wednesday , 11 am IMcGuire ). rOLJC - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder ZARENE , Co pastors Rtv Chari.,. Coyle CARMEL - Church School 9.30 a.m ,• &Jnday WEdn eaday, 7 p.m. Pr1yer lt'lfe1· He called the stateme nt the "latest In a long ser ies of attacks an4 lamea Miller, pa.t:tor Sunday School, and Rev Nancy Coyle Bill White, Sunday Worsblp, 10: i~ a m Second and Fourth an effort to discred it "'the whole church because the 187 directors are 10 30 a m . Worship se"lct. Sunday, 7•30 lntAUREL CL IFF FREE METI«>DIST school Supt Sunday School 9. 30 a m • Sundays; F ellowship dinner with Sutton p m ; Bible Siudy, Wedne~lllly, 7. :IJ p.m . Morntn~ Worship 10. 30 a m :E vangelistic ' Jhtrd Thul"llfay. 6 30 p.m (McGuire) . CHIJRC!t Dav id Boll, pu ror. Robert E. elected and represent" al! members . . .. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOL!N&!IS, m e€'tlng 7· 00 p m . Wednesday. 7 00 P m EAST LETART- Church SChool9a m . • Barton , Dlrfdo r of Chris tian Education; "Furthe r , It Is an attac k on the personal integrity the directors Harrteon•llle Road Rev 0ewl!l' King, Steve E:blln, aulatant Sunday School9: XI Worship 10 a m. RCODd and founh Sun· Prayer meelln(C pastor, Clin ton Faulk, SUnday Sdlool because It Is they who set the policy, approve the programs an~ \INITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY days: UMW flrot Tuesday, 7: :IJ p m. a m ; Mornlna wortblp l0:30 a m.:THna Supt.; Sunday School 9 :.J • m ; momlnR; [Grace). OF MEIOH COliNTY In Action, 6p m . ; Even lng Wor ahlp , 7: 30p budgets and name the personnel" of the agency. he said. ~? worship . l1 am : Sunda y even inK lef'V Ice m . Wednesday evrnlng praye-r and Bible Re• . Charl<o Tolbott LETART FALLS - Wor!hlp 9 a m . Ault aiiO noted that the board, after meetings with church.es. 7 311 p m Prayer Mtttlng, Wodn-y, HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN study, 7 30pm Cholrpractlce.Thunda.y, Chu rch School lO a.m <Grace\ . 7• 311 p.m 7 pm. CHURCH - Sunday Worthlp Services MORNING STAR- Wors hip, 9 4.~ a m.; abrO&d was beginning the search for 300 new paid missionarle~ arid SYRAC\ISE FrtiST CHURCH OF GOD. Church School 1 10·30 a.m , Bible STudy, DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, 9 00 a.m .: Chu rch School 10.15 a.m .. 1 000 ~l111ion volunteers "for the beglimlng o! a new mission era In· non-Pentecostal. Wonhlp lfrvlct Sunday Charles Rusoell Sr . mlnloter. Rick Ma MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN ThurSday, 7•30 p.m. <Rader) 10 a.m : Sunday School U a m E:venlng thil country and Ihroughoul the world ." ,sunday Sct10ol, 9 a m .. Church sel"\'lce, RACINE WESLEYAN - Church SChool. comber, 1upt. Sunday School 9 :1) am , worahlp service 7:00 p m Wodn-y Worship service- JO .:.> am Bible study,, lOam WorshiDU r m : UMWfounhMon· 1~1~ a.m. orayer met'l lng 7 00 p m pa~t or D"bblr &lk Sunda\ Sctlool Supt ChUJ rh School 9 15 a m Worship Srr.. 1(110 3ll .1 m rhou rrht'ma l Thf'Sdav 7 l) p m : uncl£'1 dir('('tJnn or LoL~ Burt POMFJ!OY CHURCH OP THE NAZ>\ , Gloria Nowak s.. NISSAN SENTRA Maytag cut prices deep to clear the warehouse and we're passing t"he savings on to you. Hurry! Don't miss the big savings on the you want most. America's best selling import in its class -and we're dealing! Bmd on R L Polk new car rtU/Sirilwns lllfu Sfpl 1986 :n'' l ,. Conservatives rip ·Methodist missions;,· NISSAN MAXIMA Voted best luxury sedan in it's class by Motor Trend Magazine and is s32511ess than the Toyota Cressida! SI~IIIQS C4Jcula/ld /rom 1 com#)lnson of Jlfflilatly tqlllpptO DaSM mod!! rtllltle5 a I' SAVE· SAVE SAVE ON ON ON MAYTAG MAYTAG BIB LOAD DRYERS HEAVY DUTY WASHERS NUP,IBER 1 In ltntlfh ot llle- IIWISI repalrs- krwiSI se~k:e cost~ II , ~pirlt. " lU wono or Church of God sets serv tCes t~'e"gospel. CheSler GIFTS Moddteport 99Mott St. '!'UPPERS PLA INS- Or,ongr . \ ~ CENTER, INC. ~'( John F . Futll. Mgr. MIDII.EPORT BOOK STORE Church & Office Supplies Emergency Squad at the home of Rick Blaettner, 148 Butternut Avenue, Pomeroy, D 992 2284 Ray Riggs Ph. 915-4100 St . Rt. MONDAY CHESTER- Chester Elemen tarv PTO wrll mee t Monda y, 7 p.m. , at the school The Ll v mg Word Chester Chu rch of God will be holdmg SP.fC ial ser vices March I 4 a t 7 p. m· Speakers wtll be Tom and Tammy Slone of Wav. Tt uth a nd Llfi> Mlnlstri Ps. Cie n E llvn Il l Slone was barn a nd g r cw upon rite south s ide of Chicago In his e~rly tePnS he beca me a r un.m '"' ahd. joined hts firs t ga ng Brs Involvem en t wrth the ga ng led tl(m Into a life of a lco holism, d r ugs, crime , satm worsh ip. wlfc hcra ft . and other forms of the occult. · 'He pu shed hrs way to the top anil eventu all y became a presl · d~rit ol onE' of the la r·ges t gangs in the city of Chi cago A d ra mdl lt' c llllnge ca me in to his life when &Jane had an encount Pr w ith God aJid was commissioned to travel throughout the world pre<c·ntl ng T 121 20, 27, 13) 6 3 IC ••de of the pubhc road, con· ta1mng 30 acres, rriore or less aouthwest comer of the nonhwest quarter of the southeast quart• of Sectton 11 , thence The S2.7>. SYRACUSE - ,\n o rganlla tiqoa l meet ln g fo r Sy racuse Summer Youth League wrll be h~) d Mond ay . 6<!0 p m , tn the six th grade room of SvrqeuS<' F. lement arv . Pomeroy- Midd!:port.j)h!o fled check w1thin thiny days after cohfirmation Howard E Frank , Sher~H D L Mama , Jr Anorney • 1 1 0 We st Matn. Pomerov RUTLA ND- BPglnnin g Mon day, Rutl a nd Freew ill B,tptr st Church will be In rev l\dl w1th Eva ngelis t Ri ck Weaver Servr ces will star t i p m ni g ht!} The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 .,. Public Notice Public Notice tors end 1111gns of Ruby SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE At 110 We$1 Mgin St., Pometog, Ohio "HARRISONVILLE - Scipio Township Volunteer F rre Depa t l me n! and Scipio Township Senior Citize ns Club a re sponsonng a n a ll -y ou can ·ca t Capt am D"s dinne r on Sunday from 11 a m to 4 p.m Adva nce tickets $4 25 fo r adult s and $2 50 for children Tickets a t the door $4 'j() and Public Notice Public Notice SIJNDAY 1·5 l. Public Notice (21 20. 27. 2tc OPEN HOUSE ~Inner " • I Friday, February 27, 1987 u" u Clm~lt~ 11 1Coull Sl , 'OIM IOY, Oh io .S769 t SATURDAY RUTLA ND - Ru tlan d Fuc ):>epartmc nt and Aux rlr arv·s family fun nig ht wr ll be he ld a t lhe fire hou se Sat urd ay bcgm illhg with" " 6 30 p m. po tlu ck The Daily ·sentinel March 16 meet lng ' : J;'.bMEROY - Th e Big Be nd CB Club will meet Frida > at 7::!0 t the Grange Hall on the Rock I!!J~gs Fairgrounds. Dues arc II!YJibleat thcmeetmg Mem ber r hip is open - - - 27, 1987 Friday, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Commerc~ tty provsnln sell· se!VIcetounctrtn-Genlle. tntrgy sffklont drylngEtectron~ . Auto·Ory or Time Control • MAYTAG JETC LEAN"' DISHIMSHERS NobO<ly gets yoor o1snes ctuner• - Low Ene•gy wash Cyctalor everjdly lolllsEntrgy Saver Dry Cyco llo111e of the Orate Oaf•• Where Yeu 8et 8rett B•t•l .RUTLAND FURNITURE IUTLAND 742·2211 ' ·' '· a NIW./1 XE r. CAB Ar1J/Ib!e /of~ •mitfd time ro qullilifdbuyets 11 pat11C1tHimp Nrsun Oe~rs on,.., W1SSIII rrucQ LOifl/lffl!S 24 month! IJ.I.f " OOwn monlflly plymMISol $43 38 per JllXXJ borrowed Speall IIIIIIICIIIQ 01 cnh W not~lrii!MIIr r:m urs vans at i'Jrllfillt/efs IS 1HE TIME TO BET 1HE BEST BOTTOM UNE DEAl. Ill . 1JIE IIISSAII·CAR OR TIIICK Ylll WANT! SEE US TODAY! TAYLOR NISSAN . 1200 E. State Street • Athens, OH (614) 594-3528 an, ot Member of Your Nearby Nissan Dealers I ,I ' ' �Page-8-The Da1ly Sentmel Pubhc Not ce Pubhc Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE On lhe 17th day of Mo ch 1987 at 10 00 AM Pearl H Swa n Jr Adm n strato of the Eltate of FSorence Anna Bay decnsed u re corded In c- No 26 061 of the Meogo County Probate 304 Page 397 Molga CountY Deed Record• mo eo ass Be ng the same fourth of One acre conveyed by E T M tche to Benj Wa ker and bea ng date of Deed M1rch Court wtl offer for sate at 1st AD the offtees of Porter l ttle Sheeto & F ocko 211 213 East Second St Pome oy co ded n Volume 37 Pages Ohio 45769 tho follow ng deter bed rea estate belong ng to the late F o ence Anna 1887 and ro 261 262 Roco d of Deeds of Me gs Co Oh o And late conveyed to W B C 011 and Hetty 5 Cross h a w fe boa ng date of Deed No Bay located at 56486 T R vombe 13th A D 1929 1015 Roedov lo Mags and Reco ded n Deed Book No 132 Page 661 Roco ds County Oho Situated n the Townsh p of Deed a Me gs County of Olwe Countv of Mega Oho Also a lot of land n Sec and State of Oh o Bang a part of the East part of One hundred Acre Lot No 102 Sect on No 3 Town No 4 Range No 11 of the Oh o Company o Pu chese Beg nn ng F ve rods and 1 • (6) nks East of the Southwest co ne of theM I Lot deeded to Joseph Ran dolph by saac Randolph Deed bear ng date Julv 2111 1863 thence no th eleven (11 Degrees West E ght rods thence East F ve 151 rods and 161 Six I nks mo e o ass to the Bank of the Oh oR ve thence south near v on the Bank of the 0~10 RIVer Eight Rode thence 11 ton No 3 Town No 4 Range No 11 of the Oh o Company 1 Pu chua off the Eaat part of 100 Acre lot 1 02 Bounded as fol ows Beg nn ng at the 1outhwest corne of M II Lot Deeded to C K bb o on tho 21st day of August 1855 thence aouth 1 0 deg eas East 5 rods and 6 I nks thence East 10 Rod• to- a Stone Thence north 6 ro'tts and 6 I nks to he Bank of the Oh o R ve thence Weat to the p ace of Begin n ng Except what s West of the Road Reference 098d Vo Ume 161 Page 327 and Vo umo Growmg Radiology Dept Needs Full or Part T1me Technologists AMERICAN REGISTRY (ARRT) REQUIRED Excellent Frmge Benef1ts Send Resume or Call W S LUCAS, Hospttal Admtmstrator Veterans Memanal Hops1tal II S East Memonal Dnve Pomeroy, Oh1o ago unt Ma ell 1 19B7 Coverage triter a ava able by contact ng Sv acuse Village C ark. Jan ce lawaon Sy cuse Mun c pa Bu d ng Sy racusa Ohoo 45719 121 20 27 2tc M1ddleport Resume requ1red Contact Mtke Warner 614-279-3942 an hmt IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR MANAGERIAL POSITION Full T1me Registered Nurse to Supervise and Emergency Room/Urgent Care Department EXCELLENT FRINGE BENEFITS SUPERVISORY EXPERIENCE NECESSARY ConiiKI W S LUCAS Hosp1tal Admm1strator OR Apply al Veterans Memonal Hops1tol 115 East Memonal Dnve Pomeroy Oh 45769 Or Call 614 992 2104 ue flowered) Cha1r & Malch•ng loveseat Ike now 1188 00 Full me H1de A Bed n goO<! shape 1248 00 1 Platform Rocker .................................. 12 5 00 1 Cha1r 120 00 1 Sofa w/4 cush1ons 188 00 D1nette Set w/'l sw1vel chars 1115 00 Tw1n Maple Bed 169 95 1 Rechner ISO 00 Gun Cabmet 185 00 Tw1n Bed Chest w/3 drawer nghtsland I ISO 00 Entertainment Stand 159 95 3 Sets Used lamps, ....................... 115 lo 120" 2 Wr1nger Washers IMaylagl 1179 & 1749 1175 00 30 Elec Range (green) 30 Elec Whirlpool Range lwh1tel 1145 00 GE Gas Dryer (goldl 1135 00 May tag Aula Washer 12 SO 00 !Omhaullltd, wh lol 40 Fng1daue DeluKe Gold Range 1799 00 (Good shoptl Pole lamp, .................................................... 120 00 Used 2 S 1n Zen1th Calor TV 1381 00 !Maple now p<lu o tubt) 25 Zen1th Cob1net TV .......................... I281 00 Used Phtlca 25 Calor TV 1275 00 19 Zen1th Color TV 1241 00 19 Zen1th Color TV 1281 00 (l•molt control I kt new) 175 00 !Good ohopol Rutlalfif Furniture Co. See The Grate Boys for Some Great Buys RUTLAND Public NotiCe 6 Over 1 year serv ce 84 86 per hou less than 1 yea serv ce 63 90 po hou Rei ef D spatchJ!ir - $4 42 pe hour hosp ta and med cal lnau ance plan ba prov ded for all fu I t me employees of t]le plan be pad an add tionel40 een11 per hour Any am ploy" m1y at any t me elect SEC XII That all full time hourty personnel lh1ll be peld 1n additional three Sh e act n w t ng to part c pate n the same and that the p em um fhorofore be election for withdrawal1hall pad by the VII age up to the llkewl10 be filed n writing w th the Clerk Any om amount of the pram um quoted for the p eaant con tract SEC IX That al ful t me employees des r ng to pa t c pate n the pan shall f Ia an elect on w th the Clerk w th n tan dayal1 01 after the eHect ve date of th 1 ord nance EC X That sala ed am ployees who do not elect to pan c pate be pa d an e•tra 970 00 po month n add ton to the p esant salary schedule and those em ployaes pa d on an hou ly bas s who do not elect to part c pate n the nsu a nee ptoyee who elect• not to par tic pate n the plan may f Ia 1 aubaequent elect on to par ticlpate 1nd f acceptable to the nau anca company on a non rated ba1 1 then such employee may become a part cipant In the plan l kew ae any employee who part c pates n the plan may f le and elect on to withdraw from the plan n which event h 1 wagaa or 11 ary u the caee may be shall be ad JUited 11 prov dad n th 1 pa agreph SEC XI A ord nancn n confl ct w th thia Ord nanca are hereby repealed Custod an - $60 00 per month Office of Commun ty Devel opmant Execut ve Secretary 1!16 30 pe hou SEC That 1ecretar al c er ca and or bookkeep ng record keep ng hou ly am piQyees be emp oyed at a max mum of 36 hou s per week ew.cept fo a n emer gency that shall a se sa d emergencv of extra hours to be approved by Counc I SEC Ill The fol ow ng are hereby decla ed as lega hoi days for the employees of the V llage of Mlddlepon New Year s Day Memo a Day ndependence Day Thankagvng ployee s b rthday Veterans ORDINANCE NO 1178 87 will be n effect on and efta An 0 d nance to establ ah V llage Jobs and Waga Rates and estab ah ng egal holidays vacat on and s ck leave Be t o da ned by the Counc1 of the V llage of wage scala s he aby adopted to employees of the V llage of M ddleport Ch of of Pol co - $1600 00 pe month Ass stant Ch af of Pol ce !Add tonal 30 per hou Regu ar Patrolman Over 1 yea of serv ce 56 69 pe hou less than 1 yea aerv ce 1 yea oervocel - $3 85 pe hou St eat Emp oyees Ove 1 yea serv ce S3 90 po hou Pool and Pa k D ecto $600 00 per month L feguardo S3 00 pe hour Park Act v ty and Ma nte nance 0 acto 876 00 pe weelc Secretary to Mayor - $610 00 par month E•tra C er ca He p $6 27 pe hour C erk Cemetery T ustees - s146 00 par month Volunteer F•oman S75 00 per year Counc I $12 00 pe meet ng 1241 Pres dent of Counc I I 14 00 per moot ng 1241 Boa d of Pub c Affa a S8 00 per maotong 112) Clerk Boa d of Public AI Ia rs $840 00 per month 0 spatcher S280 00 pe month Clerk Water Department less then 6 months serv ce $664 00 pe month Cle k Water Oapartment over 6 months urv ce - 6812 00 pe month Emergency C ark Water Sewe 1712 00 per month Water and Sewage Supt - $6 30 per hour 1 t mn over 40 hours) S9 46 per hour Wate and Sewage Asst Supt - S4 82 per hou Meter Reader hou V logo of M ddloport who SW1mm ng n•t ucto 54 00 pe hou Dav Ch atmas Day Em hundred twenty 1201 days VI Each fu I t me em ployee of the V llage nc ud ng fu t me hourtv ate em ployeas shall be ent tied du ng each yea ahe the f st yea to two weeks vaca t on exclud ng legal hoi days w th pay Employees wthffteeno mo eyea sof serv ce shall be ent tied to three weeks vacat on With pay each year SEC V I Each employee of the V age ent ed to va cat on sha use the vacat on t me n yea of ant tlement o shall be pa d to anv unused pon on of vacat on at the p eva I ng wage rate at the t me of payment If at the end of any yea any such em ployee has ace ued any un used vacat on t me the Cle k T easure she I make payment to the employee to such unused t me w thin th rty days 130 afte the end of thevacat on yea upon e quest f om the affected em p oyee Vacat on t me shal mean each 12 month per od fo ow ng the f st fu yea of ump oyment SEC V II That a group 54 M sc Merchand1se ORDER & TAKE FERTILIZER NOW SAVE MONEY ON UREA PHOSPHATE POTASH BUY ITRAGHT OR BLEND TO YOUR NEED\ MGM FARM CITY, INC. POMEROY, OHIO 614-992-2 181 (3 centol per hour for each year of consecut va full time Mrv ce with th1 Vlllogo of Middleport and that all full time aalarv per sonnet shall be pa d an addl ttonal 1 x dollars (t8 001 pe month for each yNr of con HCutiva full t me Mrvlce to the village SEC XIII Th1t v liege council shall daterminl wh ch employees are cl111 fled as full time employees SEC XIV Th 1 0 d nance 1h1ll teke effect and be n force from and aher March 1 1987 Pa11ad the 9th day of Fa bruary 1987 Attaat Jon P Buck Clertc Dewey Horton Pre1 dent of Councl 12) 20 27 21c B u 8In . e 88 Servi· ce8 ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL RIVERINE ANTIQUES 1124 Eosl Man Sl Pomeroy HOUR! TU< Wod F 11omo7pm Sunday t pm 7pm By Chance or Appo ntmenl RUSS MOORE 992 2S26 GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Build1ng EVERY SAT NIGHT 6:30PM Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 10 8 lfn CLOSE OUT OM *KELVINATOR *ZENITH *SYlVANIA *SPEED QUEEN *GIBSON *SATELLITE SALES & SERVICE RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985 3307 1 17 lfn FOR SALE AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ~leo TrUIIIIIftlon PH 992-5682 or 992-7121 J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Serv1ce Charlie Sargent s CHRISTMAS TREE FARM at Alfred Oh 4 m1 W ofTuppers Plams on St Rt 681 A good opportunity lor an amb t1ous family Pr~cad on mspact1on Call for Appo ntment 985 4167 RELIABLE 8 20 86 tin CUSTOM BUILT TEAFORDm I..J3 IIAlTQI 1 (814) 992 33211 MUD & ALL At Roosanablo Pr11es PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 PLUMBING HEATING 161 Norlh S.contl M1ddleporl Ohio 4S7 60 Day or N1ght NO SUNDAY CALLS 41686tln SALES & SERVICE We Ca ry F sh ng Supp es Pay Your Cable & Phone B llo Here IUSINISS PHONE (6141 992 6550 RESIDENCE PHONE 16141 9'2 7754 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE " QUILTING LESSONS wok V C YOUNG Ill All you need lo know or 992 6167 lo make your own quilts and feel proud! lessons start NEW liSTING - On e I oo 7 rms bath d ed wei ange el ge ato base men! & ga age nalu a gas fA lu nace & sma stream Only $12000 RUTLAND - Mode n 3 BR anch swm pool satellle d sh elec B8 heat wood bu ne an ge e ge aor d shwashe db ca port 2 baths sundeck & lg ya d Just $49 500 POMEROY - lg modern b ck nea !he hosptal Equ pped k!chen cent a a & heal 2 woodbu nng I e places ell a I~ lam ly rm dbl garage 2 ~ baths 2 pa I os lull basemen t & lg and scaped o NEAR KROGER S - 9 rm duplu gas lu nace mo de n k !chen ga age ca port carpel ng lg ya d & v ew ol ve RACINE - Next to schoo wlh 2 !eve o s 4BRs bath gas lu ance lam y m about 18xl9 k lchen about I h22 v ng m about 24x25 g po ch pal o & garage On y $27 500 PEACH FORK- 13ac eso so on Rl '33 ou1 ane A m ne als some woods some clea ed Only SB 500 46 ACRES - Nea I uppers Pia ns & Shade Rve1 on good school bu sg1avel oad Some bldgs eleclr c & spr n~ CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992 3325 Housinq HP.ldqu,H lets RACINE - He e san ce I ~ sto y home wth up to lou bed ooms fu basemen woodbu nne ep ace pat o ga age and n exce ent con d ton w h equ pped k!chen Now$39 900 00 614·992-7537 RUTLAND - He e s a n ce 10 y od anch lupe home w h 3 bedrooms balh ga age on a eve ot Many new ealu es Wa t $36 500 00 BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVIUE OHIO Aulhorlzttl John Dotro Now Hollantl lush Hog Farm Equ pmonl Dealer Owner/Mechan•c 12 173 ... GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10 8 tie (CUT OUT FOI FUIURl USE) •Washe I •0 lhwashers •Rangel •Refrigerators •Drye • •Free1en PARTS and SERVICE 45 c •VINYL SIDING 0 AlUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION RUTLAND - Nce 10 yea old b ck anch home n a good local on Ove I ac e and 3 bed ooms 2 baths lu basemen! Ia ge pat o equ pped k !chen and many olh e nce leatu es SIDING CO. New Homes Built SUGAR RUN ASHLAND Free Est mates 190 MULBERRY AVE PH 949 2860 or 949 2801 POMEIOY, ON BISSELL No Sunday Calls 3 II lin AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 12 Employmenl 15 Servtcr.s S1tuat1ons Want ad Schools Instruction Re am Now Sou hutte n Bus neu Co ege Ca 614 446 4367 Help Wanted TOUR GU DES DEERlANO RESORT P easan wo king cond ons Many com pany benet s Managemefi po s ons eva lab e 5300 •460 B week v Fo eppoln men 286 6421 Ilk IO fInk I Auto Parts & Accttssor es 79 Motors Homes & Campers 56 Bu ld ng Supphes .. 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale 56 42 Mob1le Homes for Rent 0 egonwynd Ca CFA H m• ayan S ames e It ens pupp fUI Ca 6 efte 7PM MOB lE HOME SAlES 4 M WEST GALUPOL S RT 35 2 bd PHONE 614 446 7274 Services e v Kennel 81 Pe san end AKC Chow 4 446 3844 Home Improvements 46 Space for Rent Roof ng Pan ng sma p umb ng and c•pe v JObs Reeaona ble F .. Ea am• es Ph 304 678 2981 MMEOIATE Full t me pot tons Qua f ed Men 1 Reta det on P ofess one CertHedQMAPo e gabetobe cert f ed Bache o 1 deg ee e qu ad P efered e ens of maJO Socia Wo k Eduea on The a peut e Ree ee1 on Rehab lrta 1 on Counse ng Send Resume to P 0 IOK 744 Athens Oh o 45701 o ca 614 693 B074 betwaen 1 o 4pm M F 1976 Nashu11 12 85 2 bd a go ba h ve y good cond $6500 a bes o er Ce 614 446 7687 r~rm S uppliP ~ 3 8R home wa e S. uned Vnonaea •115 $ 00 Oep 2 ch d e 6 4 388 9686 1!. Liv es lu r.k 61 Farm Equ1pment 20 0 J ohn Dee e d es el ac o p ows d sc US60 New det Dyne Bounce mowe 1496 l• rr mode 224T John On e ba"' 11296 Hay wagol'l 1300 Ca a14 286 8622 SOC Al WORKER "e mmtd fu me POl ton must 1)011811 a m n mum of a BSW f om en ace ed ed school of Soc el Work 1y 1 ew.ptf ence In a hta th care Httlng and eomputer sk 1 a e p eter ed Send esume o P 0 BoK 744 A hens Oh o 46701 0 Cell !"tt 614 693 8074 ... 47 Wanted to Rent 21 Fo but neat accounts Fu Time 160 000 S80 000 Pa T me 112 000 818 000 No Setting repeat bUs neu Set you own hous Tsnng po vded Cal 1 612 938 6870 MF 8am o 6pm Cen a Standi d T me) CROSS II SONS Jsck1on Otl o 614 286 6461 MIIMV Fe (JUIOI'I New Ho and Bush Hog Ss •• & Se v ce Ove 40 used t acto I 0 ch0 01e em & compeelne o new .II sed &qu pmen ll gas se ec on n Hou te n coun y p elf! eon A buckle a ea Re11c1'11b e e W 11 up neceu ary 304 676 6362 Financial REPS NEEDED Busmess Opportumty U S 36 Wes Merchandise K & K Mob e Home nc new and uted homes s a t ng a t4 400 00 and up 304 675 3000 S E Oho 1972 motu • 26 6689 61 Household Goods 1980 Ctma o V6 e auto ' 700 c. &14 992 5648 •• SWAN fo d Van 6 cv eu1o Phone e 500pm 1979 Couge 302 e Homes 2 11nd 3 bed oom mob e hOmes 304 K & K Mob 676 3000 23 1976 1976 3600 Fo d T I Ct O w h plcws tiS 260 00 New Ho and Har Bt er S795 00 MF Rake t396 00 Co 8 4 286 6622 a 8399 bunk beds 8199 ec ne s new & used bed oom su 11 w nge weshe 1 & shoes New " ng oom au es t199 t699 amps Ca 614 446 3169 Profess anal Serv1ces IU\O 6 4 949 2092 AUCTION & FURN TURE 0 e St Ge po 1 NewS. used wood coelt oves 6 pc wood LR tu Wou d ke o have a 1et eel m ddleeged adytomove nw h me Modern home I am abe bod lei w dow Sa ary lo gh hOUIIWO k W Ca you Send name add eu and phone numbe c o Ga po 1 Oa ly T llwne Box T 1010 825 Th d Avenue Ga pol a OH 46631 AVON Se Pets for Sale S • ks T •• and llwn St vee Hedg e s sh ub 1 bu t h u mr'ntd andt CIP ng 1 ump and eat tmOVI )0 4 1576 2842 0 575 2903 P 1no & a gen euons Lucu ca 6'14 614 446 4426 A\lon Make 40% ,ue Mary 97B7 o Col 614 446 3358 Real 31 Annou nG~ 111 ~ nl s good 87 5 Eslate 82 Plumbing & Heat1ng A1c ne Gun Shoot tponso ed by Recine Gun Club Ewr,o Sund•y beg nn ng 11 1 00 p m Factory Choke 12 guege ahotguns 4 G1veaway he ground Co 6i4 6 Homes for Sale 44 3 Announcements '16 040 t69 230 y Now H tng Ca I 806 687 6000 Ex R 9806 o cu en tede a s TACT Jecllson Ella US 3997 Equa Opponun y Expe enced seem s euu wan ed Wo k • home on Ptotce wo k Can • Oh o do maker need1 apJ) ox 10 sewe 1 A'Afage PlY t6 60 per Rag Oo nc ud ng bod e1 end co ties Mus bew ngtowok26houa o mo e pe week Re able qua V COI'IIC OUI nd V du a S onty Must send umplfl of you wo k o M 11 Pn11y s 7596 Bel a a Avt Dub n Oh o 43017 We w etu n Fo det:a • c•H Ba by Robe s 1 889 1397 ..:.__ _ ..:._::.::.:::.__ 85 General Haulong 87 Upholstery 62 Wanted to Buy Ill 63 L1vestock Compl.tely emodllled 2 bed ooms t.ernent everyth nv ntw 2312 MadltOn Ave 121 100 00 304 171 1477 0 304-372 1170 II e 30 72 Newty r4N'O'oll td 2 bed OG"l fuH baHmtn ,.. "" Po t ond Ohio It 4 843 5309 Found b liCk 1nd whitt m1 e puppy In Bradbury Coli 814 tl2 1016 " ' ' ,...:-- Dept Ph Hous ng t1 Farms for Sale Two bed oom Mute "' ng oom d n ng oom k chen b1 h fu 1 basemtnt doub • ell' garto• on app ox'"'ttttv 1 2 ae " on Rose H Pomeroy Ownlf mul sel Re•onlb t offer wil be cons dtred Phont 114 678 2113 ~ (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992-6601 AN D HEAT NO Cc Fou r1h an d P e G• P O I Oh 0 Pho ne 61_. 446 388B n 8 • .u e 4477 1 Btd oom bas c en I 76 00 p ut e ect c A 10 equ ed e UOO 00 tecu tv dapoal CON -----------------··· GOVERNMENT JOBS Licensed Chmcal Audtol011st CARTERS PLUMB N O Apartment for Rent 14x80 3 304 675 r Lost and Found '9 00 18 Wanted to Do FOUND Smell whHt dog tn the vic nity ol 0 J Wh tt Ad Cal 446 6217 ... 448 e198 B13 lin 76 54 M1sc Merchandise NEW AND USED MOB lE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL TV 2516Hn 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Gallipolis Ohto 45631 Fo d Ttl derb d one mu s u Cn 6 4 246 $ Bob lorton Owner MS Autos for Sale Cob a 89 XLR CB ado 40 cha ne w h an enne m ke base a mob e 1.1n 1160 00 304 675 1857 TOP CASH pad fo 83 mode end newe used ca s Sm h BuckPonlsc 1911 Easen Ave Ga po • Ca 614 446 2282 PH. 992-9949 -a:z LISA M KOCH 71 I 3 16 lfe REBUILT & REPAIRED Computertzed Heanng Atd Selectton " Sw1m Molds lnterprettng Setvtces ~ :a: hr111 E••l~"'"'' Partt & Servloe KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Ml DDLEPORT - I ~ sto y home w h 3 bed ooms d n ng oom enc osed f on po ch cent al a and a Ia ge lenced ya d on a co ne ot $28 900 00 IIIDDLEPORT- App ox 12 ac es of wood and p us a se ven oom br ck home 4 bed rooms FAFO heal plus wood bu ner Enclosed porch P vacy $27000 00 HenfY E Cleland Jr 992 6191 Jean T1ussell 949-2660 Doll 1 Turner 992 5692 Office 992 2259 2111mopd John I Btnh LIMESTONE Tony 1 Gun Repa t t'lo eb e ng Open 9 00 AM o 7 00 PM Ca 304 676 4631 Houses for Rent We pay caah fo ate mode c ean used ca s J m M nk Chev 0 ds Inc a Gene Johnson 614 446 3672 For mort nlormal1on call PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 985-3561 All M1ku 4t Wanted To Buy MARCH 16 & 17 Truck auto & heavy equ1pment repa~rs and welding !All makes & modalal DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALl' 992 3410 6 ooms end ba h n Pone oy w t'l buemen and f ep ace No essonable o te e u1ed Mus sa Phone 814 992 7462 Transportation 54 M1sc Merchandise Rentals Homes for Sale Boats and Motors for Sole • Haven t you ever heard of credit?' 31 Yard Sa e Feb 281h Ce.,tenary Townhouse 9 ? Newbo n g Is do hu 6 ch ds ocke Avon 11 HOMES & GARAGES EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR NEW LISTING- POMEROY - Ve y clean I ~ sto y home ca pet ng pane ng new bath and bu II n k tchen I v ng oom den part In shed basement as a ec oom wth bar I ~ baths wo kshop and sto age bu d ng $19 500 00 new c eft tems 992 2196 Middleport Oh1o 1 13 tic "2 621 S or 992 7314 Pomeroy Oh1o 4 5 86 ' Real Estate General .AVON no serv ce cha ge open e o es phone 304 676 429 Cen ana y Town Cloth HousengMa 4 9AM 6PM co chect3 bles and 9 75 ICertamly we can afford 1t co look ng lo es home fo you ove one? La u• oom w h ba h ho meals tv ext as 1400 00 S600 00 Ph 814 256 6509 Call 992-3005 Cemetery Bu d ng S02 Second sa hru Next w semen Agency Washtt' drye w nge ype washtr doub e uba el.c c a. PAT HILL FORD BISSELL BUilDERS (Free Est mates $3 90 pe hou Meehan c 65 71 per hou U.ed Fu n u e wood abe & 2 ben has bods d eue wood wadobe 3m 810u Buav e Rd Open SAM o &PM Mon h uSa 614 446 0322 Sa Rummage sa e 984 H o n d a K 600 00 00 Moto eve e • et ko ew 8260 00 304 67 1) 74 76 s We can repatr and re core rad1ators and heater cores We can also actd boll and rod out radiators We also repatr Gas Tanks 614 843 5248 REASONABLE So n and cha 1 p ced f om 1396 o •sa& T•b a• tl50 and up o 1126 H ds 1 beds 1390 a 1695 Rec ne s 1226 o 1376 Lamps U8 o •us D ne e1 09 and up o •49 15 Wood abe w 6 che 1 1286 o &796 Oetk &100 up lo 1375 Hulchel •400 and up Bunk beds compete w ma enas U96and up o t395 Beby beds t110&S175Ma etiBIObox IP ng 1 u o w n S63 t m &73 and Ul Queen se 1 *225 K g $350 4 d ewe ches S66 0 esse • &89 Gvn cab ne 1 8 0 12gun Gu o e ec c anye $376 Baby ma eues t36 & $45 Bed ames 120 UO & K ng ama 850 Gqod se ee n o bed oom su as me a tl b ne • head boa ds 830 and up o S66 Gall1pohs 8t VICinity h ng ontlqu .. manv nom• Vans & 4 W D 73 KIT N CARLYLE ®by Larry Wrlghl l.AVNE S FURN lURE Yard Sale I 51 Household Goods The Da1ly Sentmei- Page- 9 * RADIATOR SERVICE Electromc Organs M ob1le serv1ce Zone Commercial Wate and Sewage Dept Extra Hap O~ote 1 year serv ce 14 88 pe hou less than 1 vea service - 7 Apartment for Rent FOR SALE 6 17 tic Addons and emode ng Roof ng and gutter wo k Cone ete wok p umb ng and e ec ca 25871mo n• 44 LAFF A DAY Bebyt tt..- nMded PfehH"Ibly n rnv home on Raccoon Rd Few .,en ngs • few weekends mo ca 614 441 3431 Found on lu nitle Ad Nea C ub B own black & white m w.1ure ma e Beag e Good with peop e no one c a ma w gl\leaway Call 814 441 4479 mo n ngs & evenings Pomeroy-Middleport OhiO Help Wanted Rl 124 Pomeroy Oh1o 100ft X 100ft Hartmger Parkway Middleport Real Estate General 11 Lost and Found gel ranges tabe cha EYE 1HE WANT ADS FOR GREAT IUYS Roger Hysell Garage 1171mo DAP SUPER anQ n such an event such conto '-----------,...----------'T"-----------1 Oay SEC IV That sa d sale es I"' Mach 1 1987 SEC V Each lui t me om ployee of the V llage shall be entitled to a ck eave n the amount of one and one fourth 1 days pa month and shall be ant t ed to ec crue sad t ck leave up to one to w thdraw from tho pion 86 19 per 216E 2ndSt Phone 2 Step End Tables ........... .................... s15 00 " 3 pc L1v1ng Room Su1te 1488 50 Public Not1ce Public Not1ce Real Estate 54 M1sc Merchandise Pubhc Not1ce labor Day $4 86 pe hou New Growtng Company Seeks Expertenced Ftberglass Man For Moldang & Produdton of Porsche Parts 742 2211 PUBLIC NOTICE V IIIQe of Syracuatt w II ac capt bids to nau ance cover less than 1 yea serv ce -. FIBEitGLASS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Zen1th TV s Pubhc Not1ce hou CHRYLSER PLYMOUTH DODGE INC 19 27 1316 16 3tc Park ng Meter Pe son ( ess than 1 yea serv ce) $3 35 per hou Pa k ng Mete Person (ove COOPER 2 Black & Wh1te Pear H Swan J Adm niatrato of the Estate of Flo ence Anna Bay deceased Part t me pat o man (p o bat onary S4 69 pe Expenence Necessary - Good Pay APPLY IN PERSON (I 1987 $5 37 per hou SALES POSITION and SERVICE POSITION Located In Your Area - crued real estate taxes for $6 37 pe hou APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR 992 6421 deed Subject to reel estate taxes through 1986 and ac Part t me pa rolman - 614 992 2104 399 S 3rd SubJect to all eases ease ments and ghts of way of eco d The m n~mum acceptaiMe bd wll be 88 00000 T•ms of sa e CASH on delivery of M ddloport •• fo lows Soc I That the following Help Wanted Public Not1ce Public Not1ce Friday February 27 1987 Friday Febnlary 27 1987 Pomeroy-M1ddleport Oh1o Trucks for Sale 974 Cht¥y Chtvtnne p Ck up PS PI AC topper b ak t con o U500 Cel I 4 441 3934 Hay & Gr110 1t78 IJ on OMC ••• uc• 3&0 Aulo c.• 114 441 IUO etter 6 30 La oeround balnofhay .,o 00 HCh WI d..lYtt Ca 114 «I 1012 after &prn t971 ch.. o" p u ••• v • Au o PI PI IRW E•c Cund 13100 Col014 448 4083 114 34 Busmess Bulldtngs Comm•c a bu d ngs fo Ieite Oown own Pt P ••ani Sto tt off w A On• A..l El11tt Ca 0 Yttgtr 8ro .. er C•R 304 8716106 35 Lots & Acreage Athton build "V o s mobi t homn pet!WU'1t C yda Bowen J 3114-171 2336 1113 C 10 Chtoly 2 lon 16 f1 dump b..:l Good cond lion Ce IU 1e1 U41 11 Coun S tot 2 BR 1 V. batl)s w w u Pet comp eta mode n k chen gil hut well nsu a ed wired fo phOflt • c•bl• v •p•c ou• plfli ng n rtet patio 1371 / rno plue utHh • Oeposh Aet ....e. ~quh'.ct Noptta Ca 1614 446 4121 Pull lhe plug M II have milk for colf11 In a few minutes ' I �' - ' . ' Page-10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·. Eastern Area deaths F. Savn• Dale " Dale F' . Say re· . 40 . Hart ford. W.Va ,, di ed ~V cdn es day in St. Jos!'ph Hospitol, Buck hann on, W.Va. He wns born on Oct. 1 ~. 1946 , in Middlepor t. He was a 'u pply platoon sargent foi · tlic :H;44th Mainte· nance Compan.v and " Jool and part s al te nd <~ nl lor th<' Combine Support Mui nt r nil nct· Shop for th e Wc·st \'i t ginia Na tional Guard . unci s< •rl'cd in the U. S. Army ·{Jur in,l! \'ir·tn am . H0 w a~ a m embt•r of tit<· Smith-Capchart Postl4JI ,\ ml 'i'il an Leg ion of New H aven anrl Strw ar t -.l ohn so n VFW Pos t 9 : ~~~i of Ma so n. He wa s pn·tTUl' d in dea th by his father. 1;u, 1.._ Say re. in 1972. Surv ivin g ;rn· his mot her, Bett y V. Woodr•r d SD yre. Racine; hi ~ wire·. ( ' ;1 r nlvn .! . Say re; onC' so n. Timotl ty il . Sayre: one daughit•r. Stq •ha nir A. Sayre: one bro lhPT. l.lowl L. Sayre. Pom ero.\·: d tll l :1 ~ i :·; t cr, M rs. r: . ll r•iJ> II'r , Hacinc. Rebc!T" Sc r \' iCi •s w i l l \J(' ~a tu rc!J .v il l I p.m . :11 Ffll: li'.':. Ong FuJ1cra l 1-JOm (l. M.hcill. W. Va. , wi!h ltl f' RPv . [ { (• X Y1Hmg o rri c ialin g. B4ria l 1-v illlw 111 Sunr ise Mc-•mor ia l Cal'dc·n ~. F r if•nd s mc.~ v ca ll at the funf•rct l ll on H· I'J om 2-4and 7- ~1 p.m . F rid <J_\ Milil;trv ~ C'r ·\ · i cr'~ wi"ll br hflld. Jn lic• u o! JI(J Wt'rs , 1hr f.rJ mily suggC'st.o.; c:o rll l'iburions 10 rhr Hartl Oi ll Church. l ! nit l'cl M ethodi st Kathryn E. \V•·rm•r I<a rhr.\·n I<lizn1Jf'11l W(' rnPr , 77. Sou rh SN·onrl 1\ vc·n uro, Midd lr · port. dir d Th ill , tJ a, al O'Hif' ncss Ho.-;pi ral i n !\ t h e n ~. Miss W0rrwr \\<I~ bor n Nov . ~ L 190!) in M P i .£.!~ c n unr~·. a dau ght er of t)lt• !"'" .lolrn :r nd Rf'be cc :r Ta y lor WP r nPr . • Su r'\'h'i nJ:; c~ rP ;1 twol/wr. ,Jo hn WC' r ncr. ,\~id d l 1 yn 1; ~ ~ s i ~ t C' r and bro thor-in a \\'. ~v.inrtil' :tnd Leo Ru sse ll , { 'o l nr ~. d iJ: ;.r ~ i s t rr - in ­ law. K<Jt tll -_ \ n 1.; VVt' rnrr, l3radbur,v. an cl " 1'\'t•r,ll nir c(•s and nl"phcw .... Brsidf'" ht ·r· p an· n t~ . !-. he wa ~ pn'eeclrd in dt·~d h by two bro lh Pt' S, G t • o r~.u .tJl LI l·:arl VVrrnc r. ~1n U a sio.., H·r . l-'d ru V\' f' rnrt ·. SPr v ic r ~ will t)( · hc•ld J t 1 p.m . Sunda,l' .r l tl!i• Jcrwli ngs.loa ts Rl owrr r:· unt r.li !l ome with R 0v . Earl F:rlt ·n oft il-iat in g . Burial wil l be in r;,.., ,.l'i Hill Cem .. tcry aJ Ches hire. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sa turday . Mary Jane. Voll Ma ry Jane Voll , 65, £yracuse, died Thursday at V eterans Mem· or!a l Hospital. A homemaker, Mrs. Voll wa s born Nov . 8, 1921, at Cotta~ev!lle , W.Va., a daughter· of the late Fred and Rosa Lazure Bachu s. Su r v i ving are her huysband. Paul Vall : two sons and daugh t ers -in-la w. Bill y and Mona Dona hu e, Tay lor. Mich., cutd Da vid and Loretta Donahu e, Syracu se: a daughter, Susie Donahue, Morehead. Ky. ; two sisters, Claudine Wad del, Columbus, and Angis Woods , Syracuse: a brother , Elwood Bachus, Cincinnati; 11 grandchildren. and one-great-grandchild . Besides her parents. she was also preceded in death by his first hu sband, Howard Daniel Donahu e; her second husband. Holly Friend, six br'others and a Rev. W.H. Perrin Rev. Wilbu r H. Perrin. 59. pastor of the Trinit y Congrega tional Ch urch in Pomerov for almost 23 y~ars. d icd Thursday <'v enin>: at his home. 213 Mul berr y Ave., Pom eroy. fo llowing a seriC's of illnesses. Hcv . Perri n wu s born a t Wellsbu rg, W.Va.. on Sept. 8. 1927. a son of the la te Jesse and El iza bcl ll Perrin . H<' was a ve teran of th e Merchant Marines having joined lJcfo re I he end of Wor·ld War II , and wa s an Army ve t ~ra n of the Korean War . for whi ch he re cei ved decorations for bravery in action . · Rev . Perrin attended Ma riett a College and the College of Steubenville, from which hP gradu - ated. He spent sevrra l .vea rs in teaching before enter ing th e min istry. He rece ived h is divin it y degree from the Oberlin Gradua te Sc hool of Th('(llogy in ObNiin . He had se rv ed as pa stor at r hurchi'S in Jefferson . Ohio. and F l orence. Oh io. before com ing to Pomeroy where he had sen,E'd the Tr init y Congrega tional Chu rc h foralmostthcpast 2:1 yea rs. He was a member oft he Meigs Count _v Ministerial Association and t he Disabled Veteran s of America. He had been ln stru mC'nt al in ca rryi ng ou t man y C"ivic and rl' l igious proj ects ovrr the years. Surv iving arc his wife. Gay Ma r sh Perr in : two daughtprs. Dr . Fa i th Per ri n McNall v of Chat ham, N ..J. , :1nd E liza beth Lyn n Perrin of Cinci nnati: a son. .Jonathan Mars h Perrin. Cinci nn<rti. and fou r sisters. Mrs. Lois Breslin of Nalcrest. Fla .: Mrs. f: ls!e Rader of Hamburg. N.Y.: Mrs. Fliza beth Dudle.1· of Hyatt svillr. Md .. and Mrs. Janett e Pr ic<' of Willmgboro. N.J. Besides hi s parent s. he wa s preceded in dea th lJ.v " bro lh~ t· und n sisl('r. Memor ial sPrvice s will be lleld at 2 p.m . Sun da)· at th<' Tri nlt.'· Chur·c h in Pomero.v and th0 fam ily wlll rrce iv0 frie nds on0 hour prior to th e service. Th e family requests memor ial ~i fl s to t h<' Trin ity Congrega t io na I Church or the Amer ican H<•art fu nd in lieu of flowers. friday, February 27, 1987 (ContinUed from Page ll for the route from which she had been removed. Cole alleged that disciplinary action had been taken against Rector, but that the board viol ated the sunshine law by voti ng on the action In executive sess ion, therefore making the action Invalid. Cole requested that Rector be pu t back on the route she had been handling, and be paid for days missed. Heines disputed Cole' s allegations saying . the board did not ·vote on disciplinary action against Rector and did not instruct Roberts to fire Rector. Heines said she was told that Rector had been reckl ess but she cou ld not divulge any information from the executive sess ion in ques tion, without v iolating state code. Rector, spea king to the board herself, said she was called in by the superin tendent who to ld her complaint s had been r eceived by the Qoard that she had run ' SiSI(Ir. She was a m embt'r of the Syracu se Church of God. Ser vi ces wiil be held at 4 p.m. Su nday at the E wing Funera l Home where fr iends m ay call from 2•4 ami 6-8 p.m. on Sa turday . B urial wiil be in Chester Cr met erv. DISCOUNT Wreck hospitalizes 2 area residents IF YOU DEPOSIT ON ANY 1987 MOTORCOACH TOUR ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 28, 1987. Two area people rem ained hospi t al ized thi s morning in Pl easa nt Val ley Hospital for treatm ent of injuries suffered in a traf fi c accident in Mason. W.V" ., on Wednesday. Anthony Sey ler. 21. Mason. wa s reported in stable co ndition with head injuries, whil e Linda Breeding. 25. Syracuse. was stab le with frac tured ribs and ron1usio ns. MiJ son po licr said 1he two were passengers in a car driven b)' Belind a Hicks.' 17. Middlepor t. th at pulled ont o U.S. 3J from Adams Street at :; p.m. and struck a nort hbound veh icle driven by Rob in E. Stewart , 17. Mason . The Hicks vehic le wa s knocked into the Do -Drop-Inn . Bot h C<J r s ll'ere tota led in the ;~ccidcnt. an d damag'e to the Do-Drop-In n w;r s estimated at IJetwe<:' n $6.000 ami $10.000 . Hick s was cited by police for failure to yiel d. no operator's lice nse and no insurance. MOTORCOAOt TOURS 5Ofo~-.,., someone off the road. Rector session which began abQut 10: '\5 .asked 'who Issued the complaint p.m., it wa s announced that the ; against her . but Heines again problem would he resolved by. ,• stated that coold not be divulged. Roberts said he did tell Rector she would not be r ecalled , but GRAVELY TRACTOR that that didn't mean she was SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. 'fired , because only the board had Pomeroy, OH. that authority . Phone 992-2976 Heines told Rector "if you want to go into el{ecutlve session with SPRINSI. SUMMER HOURS the people involved·, that' s a MON.-WED. & THURS. 9-5 different situation." TUES. & FRt. 9-1 SATURDAY 9-1 The board, Rector , Cole and _ Rose, transportation director, then went into a closed door . 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Alter tcsr -dm·mu above meni!Oncel Ford "compared" pro gram unit. palirctp3 nt mus.r provide partrcrpaMo local Ford Deater witn copy ol unaltered Bll~c r 's Or d~r . 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II lflt cu~ IlK• m" ~ He•l cu,lomer tlllf181 H ~l h'll!l~lt oA ~td CltfltllUUI, \lllltl r•u IVIIIMI! . IIIII I trlt!llltllltlll ,.,...~ clllflll. 1111'1 ' SHARP VC-673 OU RfG. 1259.95 SALE $30995 SALE $22995 • NEW 6 YEAR/60,000 MILE POWERTRAIN WARRANTY! !it l. I'OUH ~ WW flf All fl J em 0 VHR-2250 REG. '349.95 HITACHI Vl-111 OA lEG. 1309.95 SALE S2i995 The qpening of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge was a major event, Bob Hoefli~h finds - 8.:8 r s ............. ; ...... C-1.-8 RAIN Oc caslonnl ruin and drizzle today, wilh hl~hs hctwccn 00 " 1 1 Sections. 90 Pages A Multimedia In c. Nowtpapor Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, March 1, 1987 · I, OPEN MON .-THURS. 9-7; FRI. 9-8; SAT. 10-8; SUN . 10-7 · • TV SALES SHARP, G.E., CAPEHART •VCR SALES Program period: February 1·28, 1987. -8-1 Long confident of ·funding for ferry BAKED .SALISBURY STEAK ,DINNER a"d "ALL YOU CAN EAT" FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN DINNER BETWEEN VILLAGE PHARMACY & ADDED T4UCH IN MIDDLEPORT 992-3462 VS. 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SEE US FOR All YOUR VIDEO NEEDS By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - State Sen . Jan Michael Lotig, D-Circlev ille. is confident th at th e state of Ohio will commit $100,000 toward the es tablishment of a ferry service between Pom eroy and Mason, W.Va., when the bridg e connect ing the two com munities closes for repair s. Thi s wa s rrpor ted Saturd ay by Bill Nease, presiden t of the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce. Nease sa id that Darrell Roger s, the Cl int on. Iowa -based ferry opera tor who proposed a service between the two towns, has agreed to put up $15,000 for possible road r epairs to Pomeroy Street in Mason from the ferry landing to U.S. 3.1. • Pomeroy and Mason mu st raise $6,600 to be added to the $15,000 to be put in escrow for the street repairs. Nease said. Pomeroy and Mason mu st rai se an ad ditional $5,000 as Incentll'e money for the opera· tor. he added. The U.S. Army Corps of En~lneers has agreed to tak e the $100,000 from th e stat e in escrow rather than as a performance as it had earlier req uested. . Nease, Pomeroy VIllage Councilmen Bruce Reed and John Anderson and Mason bu sinessman Arnold Gra te wer e working this weekend on raising the loca l share of the ferry funding. Nease said tha t the money must be collected by Tuesday and placed immediately Into escrow. State officials, local community leaders and Rogers had been working frantically to raise funds t o put a f erry service In operation between Pomeroy and Middleport while the br iddge is closed. It was hoped that possibl e fu nding sources would have been pinned down by Wedn esday pa st. Lan ~ said th e clos ing dat P "Is but an extension of the bridge in the hands of the co ntractor, .. closing date has .give n added and d ep~ nd s on I he delivery of time to t)tose working on th r m aterials. L a n ~ said I heco nt ra c· project. tor would not ciosP the bridJ:!o Nease reported that Hex Maid· unt il matcr iu ls are on site. ens of Maidens-Jenkins Co n· America n E lectri c Pow er has st rucl!on Co.. Nelsonville, the agreed to L ong's proposal for bridge r epair contractor, told them to tow the i owa fer ry from him. the span will probabl y close Ca i ro . Ill . i f an opera tin g agree· March 30. and not March 9 or 16. ment Is reached. and AEP as bel'ieved earlier. receives an official r<'QUI'St from Mik e Lang, constru ctio n en gJ. thE' state for thr li'C<' tow . neer for the Ohio Department of This weekend' s devc•iopment s Transport ation 's Mariett a of- · appear to rt'solve thr lssur of fice, co nfirmed that the clos ure guaranteei ng i'Cpair of possible " Is coming closer and closer but damages to Pom ero.v Strret. Is not here yet." (Conlinurd on A -r11 . ,• By KEVIN KELLY Times-Senlin<•l Stafl GALLIPOLIS- Gallia Cou nty offic ial s will consider their next step when they recei ve word from Se.cr etary of Siate Sherrod Brown1'S'1)HIC'<''On ·w hrlht'r not the count.' ' ca n proceed with an .elrction for a proposed increa se in the county's half-percent sa les tax. The in valida tion of the petlt.ion filed by Gallipolis Municipal Court judge candidate Ronald R. Calhoun on Frida y by th e Board of El ections ha s, for the moment , elim!nall'd the need for a primary in th<• count y on May 5. (See related slor.v.) Gallla Count y Comm iss ioners and the county's Emergency .Medica l Service were planning to place the sal es tax increase on rhe primary ballot . Th e funding is to be used for the fin anciall y stra pped EMS. wh ic h had been operating on the now -defunct federal revenu<' sharing program unlit this year. Action on proceeding with thE' elect ion will depend on a mceUng ,./JJh Prosecutor Joseph Ca in and Auditor Ronald Canaday, ex plainrd Commissioner Kaii Burleson. That mrrling could be scheduled Tucsda.v. he added. Thr option of co nducting a sprci ai el ection remain s open . but thosr att ending F'rlda.l'· s public hraring on th e sales tax, co-sponsored by thrco mmiss!on· ors and the EMS. wer en' t in favor of a special vote. Johnnie Hussell. president of or AFTER THE HEARING - Galliu County Commissioners J.E . "Dick" Cremeens, ll'll, and Kall Burleson, rlghl, flanked Vinlon resident Walter McCarley following the second 'of two public hearings on the proposed increa.'IC In lh<· county sules lax to fund the county's Emergency Medical Service. the Cal lia County Town ship Canaday. Burleson sa id the comm !ss!on Clerks and Trustees Association. noted that turnout for special ·ers chose to put the Issue to the elect Ions Is light and the eleel!ons voters to gafn th eir feeling about a tax Increase. them selves arc costly . " If th ey vote It down. I EMS paramedic Steve Wall is also pointed out that in special wouidn' t be about to put It on ." he clec.tlons an issue mu st pass by~:, said. EMS paramedic Bob Simpson, percent of the vote instead of th e who noted that he lett "we' re on a normal 50 percent or more, a prospec·t he said he found to be sinking ship," urged the commissioners to make a swift decision . "kind of scary." " When I wa s out du ri ng th e " ! just don' t want to see us hold a special election for something clecl!on. I told the voters I would as Importa nt as the EMS." not Impose any tax unless It was necessary," Cremeens sa id . "I Russell said. Both Burleson and Commis- left It open . I'm not say ing we si oner J.E. "Dick" Cremeens won't go ah ead and do it. I 'm not were pressed by some att ending . much for jumping on a decision the h<:'aring to exercise their now.'' opl!on of Imposing the tax · AI one point during the hearing without a vote, for fear that the Burleson asked if any one oft he EMS would run ou1 of money 25 people att ending were oppo sed before an election could be held. to th e sales tax lncrC'ase. No Both officials said they would not opposition was heard, and Ru ssell encouraged the comm ission· act until the\' met with Cain and er s and EMS to attend the township clerks Hnd trustees meeting on March 9 to gauge the tru stees' feelings on supporting the EMS . Th ose feelings would in the main be favorab le. Ru ssell said . The half-percent sa les lax already In effect in the cou ntyImposed by thecommlssloner·s In 1981 to ease a fiscal emergency caused by th e co urthouse flt·r ea rli er thai yea r - bro ught in approxima tri y $571 ,000 to the county In 1986. EMS Director Fred Wh eeler ha s alrea dy prt•· pared a $568,000 budget, lnt'lud· lng co llecti ons, based on the additiona l half·perrent sa les tax Increase'. Th e budget would aljow the EMS to r eplace some of th<' ambu lances and signiflcanti.v upgrade Its communical!ons system . first responder program (Continued on A-o r Regan ·h elps smooth path for successor By HELEN THOMAS • UPI Whit~ House Reporter • WASHINGTON tUPii -A day ;{Iter he r !'s igned as chief of staff. .Bon ~ ld Regan drove to th e Whit<' Hou se Saturdal' to dean out hi s '!icion~!ngs and help smooth the ) rans!tion for his replacement. formrr Tennessee Sen. Howard Baker. Rega n. 68, who had planned to ,resign early nrxt wee ~ . learned ··from a lel evis ion report Friday r:hat he had been replaced by Ba ker, without a word from President Reagan. Regan, who until Saturday had been chauffeured to work , showed up at the White House around 9::!5 a.m. EST. driving his own white seda n. He declined to co mment on the angry wa y h£' 1m ade his departure Friday , twhen he dispatched a one-line 1irtter of resignation to the pres ld<'nt. "I'm not going to comment on that. " he told reporters . "I want ·to walt tor time to pass before I comm<.'nt. "!don't want to think about the past ," hr said, smiling. "I'm looking to the future. " Regan, blamed for the White IJ Sen. Jan M ichut'll.ong Board invalidates candidate's petition Election problem clouds tax vote MEIGS MARAUDERS BOYS' & GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAMS, COACHING STAFF AND CHEERLEADERS WILL BE OUR SPECIAL GUESTS SUNDAY, MARCH 1 AT 10:30 A.M. SERVICE, FOLLOWED BY A LUNCHEON GUY! a! ... - .... , .._ George R. Plagenz has a few doubts about Oral Roberts'..talks with the deity - A-2. FRIDAY, COR. MAIN & SO. 3RD STS. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO DOLL YWOOD/GATLINBURG ,_ . o...-----. . . . . . . . . . . ..... __ .. ... - .... _.,_ C-1 • (for 60 Vears & Over-Good All Vear) NEW YORK CITY SAMPLER TOUR OIARKS . NEW ENGLAND/ NOVA SCOnA HERITAGE USA/PTL PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH COUNTRY COUNTRY CHRISTMAS IN NASHVIllE .,............ o •• "I'U el 1/H ,H 'H UI ,~IITMI 'I :I'IIIJ'I I'll. Marshall in· SC finals Back when the bridge was new II S ROUTE 7 TULIP TIME IN HOllAND, MICHIGAN GRAND OLE OPRY Till..: llfHtllmOY BHNil HUIUGI-: 50 cents • "All YOU CAN EAT" CHICKEN·.................................. S,4.25 SALISBURY STEAK ...,.................................................... S4.2S HERE ARE JUST SOME OF OUR 1987 TOURS .... .. When the board came back at te and Homemade Gravy. Homecook&d Green Beans with Mushrooma. and a· Hot Buttorod Roll or Home made Biscuit , Ma•well Hou11e Coffee or Decaffeinated. both tra shed brewed, or a small drink . BUCKEYE DISCOUNT , 12: 05 a.m. from the A generous portion of delicious Baked Steak simmered in a tas~y Mushroom Gravy, PWS 5% GOLDEN Sunday sess ion. or Tasty Homecooked Chicken Iall you can eatl both SMved w1th Maah<t Potatoes EARLY BIRD . ' House chaos as a result of th e Iran arms -Contra aid<' scandal. showed up aft er several of his former aides arrived to h<'lp with members of the Baker transition team. Asked about having to drive his own car. Regan teased, "I've been driving for 60 years." He also arrived without hisSecret Service detail, the agents apparently having been removed when he quit the White House. Baker spent time in his new White House o!!ice Friday and said he begins fuU·t!me work Monday . Re~an ' s terse note to the president said, "O...ar Mr. President: I hereby resign as chief.of staff tot he president of the United States . Respectfully yours, Donald T. Regan." Regan !Ired off the letter, extraordinary for its brevity when flowery phrases are the custom In such departures, when he learned from a television report that Baker had been chosen to replace him. But most observers felt he had stayed too long In view of his feud with first lady Nancy Reagan. ijegan was blamed by the Tower Commission In Its repor,t on tbe Iran arms scandal released Thursday Howard Baker for caustng "the chaos that descended upon the White House"· In the aftermath of the bungled arms-for-hostage deaL Baker, 61, gave up a long-shot run for the 1988 presidential nom Illation to lake the chief of statrs job only weeks after he said he was ~ntnterested In ruMtng the CIA. 1n his Jonnal BM!Jilncement of the change, R.eagan- -sa!d, ''Last - • I week he Indicated that with the releas!' of the Tower board report , he felt he would like to go through with his original plans to retu rn to priva te life. " I am th£'refore accepting with regret his resignation as chief of staff, effective today ." Reagan described Baker as "a distinguished American who has served as majority and minority leader of the United States Senate, a leader of the Republican party and a man ot unquestioned integrity and ab!l!ty." Baker, who retired from the Senate In 1985. Is one of the most highly regarded politicians In Washington and a !riend to lawmakers from both parties. Asked If he would stil l run for president, Baker said, " I think it goes without saying that to be a full time and dedicated chief of staff, which ts what I will do, that there wUI not be time for, nor would it he appropriate to try to run for the Republican presidential. nomina tion. So I will not be a candidate for president in 19$." . A hurt Regan quit in a fury after he heard an announcement on Cable News Network that he was being replaced. an aide said.' CA LI .!POLI S - A petlllon filed by Ga llipolis atlornry Ronald R. Ca lhoun to seek thr Republican nomination for Ga lli· polis Munici pa l Court judge has been invalidat ed by the Ga lila Co unt v Board of Eloc·tions. Th e. board' s action , taken F' rl· day. th rew into doubt whether or not there wi ll be a pri mary elr·ctlon in the count y on May 5. Beca use Ca lhoun Is now barred from running, Incumbent .Judge James A . Benn!"tt , 8 Republ ica n, and Gallia Count y Prosecut or Joseph L. CD in , a Democrat, will oppose each for th e municipal IJcnch In Nove mber . The nom ina · t Jon wa s th E' only race to be voted upon in th e Ma y prlrnary . Ga lila Count y Commiss ioners and the Gaill a EMS were pl annin g to place a hal f percent sa les tax increase on the ballot at that ti me. Ca in and Elec tions Director Cha r iot Jc Sea mon co nfirmed tha t 1hev ar c checking wIth Secretarv of State Sherrod Brow n's · office to sec how thi s development will affec t the r ount.v . Cain said Brown 's off ice will determin e if th e l'Ount y Ci!n proceed with I he primary so th at the t<rx issue ca n go on th e ba llo t and what the dr•adiln e would be. Although F'eb. 19 wa s the filing dale for all ca ndida tes and Issues in the primary . Cai n Informed thr commissioners on Feb. 17 that a new stal l' Jaw allows the tax increa se to be fl ied no latrr than lit) da ys before tht· primary . Instea d of 75 da ys. Th e co mmJ s. sion('r s werr to UC'1 on a rrso luti on pl ac ing Jhe increase on thP Ma y bal lot by March :1. but have chosen to delay action un ti l they meet with Cain and get an opinion from Brow n's offi ce . Ronald R. Calhoun Cain s11 ld he hoprd to hctve the answer s by Tuesda y's commls· s!onrrs' ml•etlng . " It ma y be we could ha ve a speci al elect !on. but 1he co un ty would huvc to IX'ar the cos t." he· said. A spokes prrson for I he board of elec tions sai d the boa rd !nva il· dated Ca lhoun' s pet ition for lwo r easons: th e circulator failed to indica te the number of sig natun's on three of the part · petitions . the papers th at make up an enti re p<'l itlon. and tho wh ole pet Ilion lacked th e required Ofl signatures to have Ca lhou n's namr piaePd on tho bal lo t. The dlscn•panc!os w!•re disco· vrred when tht• board rrv lewed thl' ca ndid ates' petitions , the spokt'sperson .~ aid . Cal houn wa ~ tCo nlinurd on 1\ -:ti Area lawmen probe deaths of two men POMEROY - A Pomeroy man died of Inju ries received In a one-car acc ident early Saturday nca r Darwin, while Mason Count y authorities are co ntinuing an investigation into · the death of a Ma son, W.Va. man on F riday . Ri cky A. Taylor, 28, 3618o Wolf Pen Hoad, was declared dead at th e scene Saturd ay by Dr . .Ja mes Cond e, Meigs Count y coroner . Conde said Tay lor died of a cr ushed chest and a neck Injury. The Ga lila·Meigs Pos t of the Ohio Highway Patrol said Taylor wa s driving a 1982 Chevrolet Citation eastbound on Ohio 681, one- tenth of a mile wes t of U.S. 33, at 3:45 a.m . when he lost control of the car, went ofL the right side of the road and struck a utility pole and a small block building owned by Sophia P. Davis·, Pomeroy . The accident ca usl'd severe damage to the car , owned by Carin Taylor, 36185 Wolf Pen Road. T hc· patrol sai d un sa tr speed wa .~ a fur tor In tht · accident and ,ra tbdl s wr ·n· not used by the drlvl·r. Tayl or' , bod)' wa s takt'n tn Ew in ~ F'unrra l ll ome. lilt• patrol sai!J. whl l<· the car wa' tow!'d to Middl eport Aut o. The acc!d<•n t wa s thr fl!lh fatalit y in th<' post 's C'll V!'r ilgP area th is yc•a r il nd !hi' st'cond In Meigs Count y . A spokcs pcnon for thr Ma son Poi l<·r !Jepartm r nt said Willi am W. Yonkrr, m, was found dead In hi s hnmt• In Mason Frlda.v aft<'rnoon by members of the' Ma son Co'unt I' Meals on Wheels program . · An autopsy was to l Je perfo r med on Yonk r r Sa tu rda y at thr West Vir~lnia Medical Examiner's Of fice In South Charleston. Furihcr de· · tails on the in vc~ tl~atlon were not released by Mason pol lee · or by the Ma son Co ~nt y Sheriff' s Department, pend· ing the outco me of the poli ce investigation and the autopsy report. I -- -- , -----,-- - ----t- ,.:.__ - 1 ·'' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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