https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ccfb420a06f04baaf2a03df97a581489.pdf 0cb928f1d8d43b7c107c75c1e05d05e9 PDF Text Text • Page- 12-·· The Daily Sentinel Thursday. March 12, 1987 . Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio .----·Ohio Briefs:-----. Lawmakers study service sub~idy cuts Church considers Cleveland move CLEVELAND IUPil ~ The United Church of Christ's ocatlon committee has discussed the proposal to ,move Its wadq uarters from New York Cit y to St. Louis or Cleveland, a move that wou ld create about :lOo jobs. The headq uarters of the church formed by the merger of two >fits factions 30 years ago In Clevela nd have been in New Yo rk r uy since 1963. but church officials are now co nsidering moving o a centra lly loca ted city with lower cos ts, a chu rch , pckeswoman said. The Un ited Church of Chr ist' s locati on commi ttee may make a slle recommenda tion Saturday, but a fin al dec ision wil l not be made un ti l the Ge neral Synod meNs in Cleveland,the last week of June. the spokeswoman.sa id. The spokeswoman said re location of the headquar-ters wo uld add 3011 jobs to Clevela nd or St. Louis. Judge limits market picket Line YOUNGSTOWN I UP ! 1 - A Trumbull County judge has limited the number of people who ca n protest outside a new Giant Eagle supermarket in suburban Youngstown. i\s many as 50 peo ple, representing a variety of labor unions . des cended on the store Tuesday to protest the lack of union represent ation at the Gia nt Eagle store in Li berty. At the request of store management . Tru mbull County Common Pleas J udge Robert Nader issued an order limi ting the num ber of pickets to six and prohibit ing the protes ters from interfering wit h shoppers. No prOblems were repor ted Wedn esday morn ing. The demo nstration Tu esday was orga nized by Loca i88Uo! the Unit ed F'ood and Commercial Workers union. ''hic h represe nt s wo rkers who have been striking the nearby Boardm an Giant Eag le lor the past li ve months. The Gian t Eagle stores arc operated by the Retai l Mat·kets Co. Labor contrac ts at 12 ot her RM C-ow ned stores ex pi re nex t month . C II Ohio Turnpik e usage increases BER F.A t UP I I - Some 1.2 millio n vehi cles used the Ohio Tu rn pike in February, a n increase of 12 percent fro m 1.1 mi ll ion ve hicles in Februa ry 1 9H6.~he Tu rnpike Commiss ion reported Wed ncsda~' · About 71 percent of the vehicles using the nort hern Ohio highw"y las t month W!'re passenger cars, compared with 69 P<'ITPnt in February 1986. Tho Tu rnpi ke Commis?ion co llected $4 .9 million in tolls, up from $1 .7 million du ring the same pN iod in 1986. An addi tional $900,000 was collected through service station and restaurant revenue, and ot her sources. , · Infant inherits sumers, insurers , hea lth car e provic:fcrs and employers purchasing coverage, would study inpatient services and coverage llmitatlons, among other things. It wpuld Issue · an Interim report to the General Assembly by October and a final report by Dec. 31. TheJiouse will now take up the resolution. The House adopted and sent to the Senate bills: - Making reciprocal agreements with other states regarding par king spaces reserved fo~ the handicapped. .. - Designating the bridge carrying Ohio 209 over Wills Creek In ' Guernsey County as "Veterans Memorial Bridge" and the · bridge taking Ohio 541 over the ,Tu scarawas, Muskingum and Walhonding Rivers In Coshocton , as "Three Rivers Veterans Mem·,Or!al Bridge." Both chambers adjourned for the week. Pomeroy Area Merchants Association _ _jMERCHANT MEMBERSHIP S75.00 _ _ NON-MERCHANT MEMBERSHIP SJ5.00 NAME - - - - - - - - -- - - ---'ADDRESS - - - -- - - - - - - - - Mail to or stop at the bank . Thank you. "GIVE YO UR HEART TO POMEROY" MEMBERSHIP DRIVE UNDERWAY -The Pomeroy Area Merchants Association, organized in mld-1984, is conducting a membership drive. The organization has worked to promote Pomeroy with style shows, midnight madness sales, sidewalk sales, cleanup programs, business window displays, arts and crafts shows on Court Street, the observance ol Christmas In October, a Christmas season open house and has participated in Heritage Days. All interested Individuals and business houses are asked to join the active group by complellng the accompanying form and sending it with a dues payment to Joan Wolle, secretary-treasurer, P.O. Box 586, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 or by leaving their payment at the bank. Meetings ol the group are held on the second Tuesday of each month. · CANNON ROYAL FAMILY MAKE-UP SALE •Faie Powder •Lip Stick TOWEL SALE AIDS By ,JEANNE REAI,.L AKRON lUPl i - An infa nt di agnosed as having AIDS Is one of the first Ohio victims kn own to have inheri ted the disease, heal th officia ls say. Officials at Children's Hosp it al Medical Cente r reported Wed · ncsday that a six-month-old girl has been di ag nosed as having co ngenital acq uired' immune de· ficle ncy sy nd ro me. which des· trays the body's abi lit y to fi ght in fection. The disease is spread th rough body fluids such as saliva, sperm and bl ood and most oft en Is transm itted sexuall.v. Homosexuals. hemophiliacs and chronic dr ug abusers w ho u se un s t crli z~d sy n nges are co nsidered high risks to co ntrac t the disease. Hospital officials said Wednes· day t h~ in fa nt was In satisfactory co ndition. Cit y health off icials said the victi m and her paren ts wPr~ from nor theas t Ohio but not Summit Coun ty. E l ~vc n Summit Counl v res ide nt s. all adu lt s. have been diag nosed a shav ln g AID S. Another live adult s have tested pcsilive for the AIDS anti body, sa id Don Maso n. an epidemiologis t with the cit y health depart· me nt. Across the sta te, 46 of BB counties have reported at least one ca.~e of AIDS. said Grrl Rousculp, a health edu ca tor with the AIDS unit of the state hea lth depart ment. Reco rds thro ugh Jan. 22 show the Cleveland a rea leads the s tat~ In the num ber or repor ted cases wi th BB In Cuya hoga Co un ty. Other counties wllh large numbers of AIDS cases are Fran klin . ~; Ham ilt on, 25: Mo nt gomery, 21; Sta rk, ltJ; Lu · cas. 8; and Mahonlng. :i. Fre~ . anonymous tests that show whether a person has been exposed to the AIDS antibody are avai lable at eight counseling and tes ting sites across the state. Mason said mos t people who hav~ been exposed to the AIDS antibody will tes t pcsitlve wi th in three weeks to three months after the exposure. Since 198:i, about 9,900 tes ts have been per formed . but some people may have been Jes ted more than once, Rousculp sa id. So far, nea r ly 1,400 people have · tested positive for th e antibody. Between .10 percen t a nd ;;o percent of those people are likely to develop full-blown AIDS, and about 62 percenf of those vic tims wi ll di e within fi ve to seven years. Rousc ul p sa id . Of the 304 reported cases In Ohio, 188 victims already have died. Only one AIDS victim under 13 years old had been reported in the January records, which date back to 1981. That case was not congenital, Rousculp said. Three teenagers were among th e 304 cases. decision late las t year, broadened the sales tax exempt ion fo r manufact uring materials and equipment . The new law will return the exemption to its former dimensions and establish a special committee tb stud y the exemption. The ~na te adopte<:l a resolution establishin g a 19- member task force to determine whether private health care services and lnsura'nce plans adequately cover treat ment of acoholism, drug dependency and mental health disorders. Sen. Da vid L. Hobson, R-Sprlng!leld, sa id stu· dies show only 19 percent of people diagnosed as mentally ill are receiving treatment. One reason, he , said, is Jack of insurance coverage. Hobson said employers would save money If employees were able to receive treatment fo r emotional disorders and chemical a buse. The task fo rce, includin g con- By 'GRETEL WIKLE Celes te's proposed budget. COLU MBUS-(UPI) -A searc h "I'm looking for $27 million," is on for abo ut $27 million lor sad subcommit tee chairman state social Services subsid ies Ray Miller, D-Columbus. eli min ated in t-Ile- adm inistraFor 9peners. Miller said about tio n's biennial budget. $350.000 could be generated over The House Fi nance Subcom: the two- year budget per.iod by · mi ltee· on human services eliminating the Commission on wrestled Wednesday with a prob- Spanish Speaking Affairs. lem created when the state " I wish they would h av~ im plemented a new fo rmu la for acco mpll s ~ e d so m e thin g . dis tributing Title XX federal They've had five directors In 10 money for day-ca re and other years, " Miller said . "It 's fru stra ting that something like th at soc ia l ser v ices. The resu lt of the new fo rmu la exis ts and they are not doing was less social services money anything. " for l"rger counties . Law maker's The committee also is consld· replaced some of those funds erlng cutting the $13 million with $21 mill ion in the 1986-87 appropriatio n for the the Ohio biennium, but there is no renewal Veteran's Chlldren;s Home in ' of that money in Gov. Richard F. Xenia . " We're not suggesting that ollege president they are not doing a good job," Rep. Joan Lawrence, R-Galena , ca s for daveslment said. "It's just a school that was found ed after the Civil War and OBE RLI N iUPl i - Oberlin probably has outli ved It s College pres ident S. Frederi ck · usefu !ness." La wrence sa id there are about Starr says he will recommend to the sc hool's trustees that the 200 children who live at the home, college totally dives t its holdings but only about 70 percent are in companies doing business in children of veterans. She said officials of the home have had to South Africa. In a lett er to students, staff and recruit children. fac ult y members Wednesday. · Rep. Robert Jaskulski, DStarr said such a move would Brecksvtlle, wants to add two meet the demands of the delerlo· prov isions to the budget that deal ra ti ng situation in the racially with AIDS. Neither would rediv ided cou ntry, and would be a quire an appropriation .. Ja s kulsk i' s a me ndm ent s logical extens ion of Oberlin 's would require the departments of co mm itment to rac ial equality. mental health, developmental Starr's rec omm end a t io n disa bil ities and rehabilitation differs from the school's current corrections to evaluate the and South African policy which ts to extent and seriousness of AIDS at refrai n from inves ting in comand report the their facilities panies that epgage in un fair fi ndings to the Legislature. labo r prac tices In South Africa. Meanwhile. the House conOf Oberlin's $2112 million encurred in Senate amendment s dowment. $l.1.R millio n is insent to the governor a bill and vested in companies that do revising the definition of manubusiness in South Africa. Th e college announced las t facturing lo r the purpose of wee k that Anglican Archbishop co llecting th e state sales ta x. Financial ex perts have es tiDesmond Tu tu of South Africa mated the legis lation could save will be the featured speaker at the sta te up to $164 million a year. Oberlin 's commencement ceThe Ohio Supreme Court. in a remony May 25. •uquid Make-up •Eyt Shadow •Blush •MaKara •Foundation •Lotions Creme Thick, absorbent Cannan towels in an array of colors and designs. 15.49 Both Towel.. .... Only 14.37 13.59 Hand Towel.,.., Only 12.87 11,99 Wash Cloth.-... Only 11.57 . REG . ' 2.66, TO ' 12.96 Sale $198 \. NEW SPRIN9 BOYS' KNIT LlnLE GIRLS SPRING SHIRT SALE TOPS Knit shirts, T-back tops, bicycle tops, ond ,blouses. Hurry in and san on new Spring stylt1 and colors, Beautiful spring colors in sizes 12 to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6X and 7 Ia 14. · Sale indudts all knit shirts. Sizet I to 18. Sale Priced $5 10 to WRANGLER SALE- MEN'S 100% cotton prewashed denim metro jeans. KNIT SHIRTS RCA Video REMOtE CONUOL CASSETTE RECORDER RCA 19" DIAGONAL XL·1 Od COLOR TV Great new looks for spring! 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Newspaper leader urges probe into mine safety By GEORGE LOBSENZ . _WASHINGTON (UPIJ - Mine Safety and Health Administration officials have acknowledged lax enforcement of safety rules by some of . the agency's field managers and vowed to Improve their performance. However, United Mine Workers President Richard Trumka says misconduct is so wldespread throughout the agency that only the appointment of a special prosecutor can ensure a thorough house-cleaning. Trumka said the prosecutor was needed to take action on allegations made by 11 former and current MSHA Inspectors earlier this week that agency managers have gone soft on enforcement . The inspectors said top MSHA officials have weakened safety rules at the behest of indust ry while field managers have winked at dangerous conditions In mines, sometimes overruling safety violations cited by inspectors. . "We have to find out how fa r the industry has gotten Its hooks Into this agency, " Trumka told the Senate Labor and Hul'!)an Resources Commit · tee Thursday. "We need a special prosecutor to ... bring down the curtain oh this era of nonenforcement." Commit!'* Chairman Edward Kennedy, DMass., reacted cautiously lo Trumka's call for a special prosecutor, saying the limited nature of such a probe would not provide the deep- seated changes needed In the agency. Instead, he said MSHA officials had to carry out a long-term program of Improvements. In their first response to the allegations, top MS!lA olflclals acknowledged changes were needed because enforcement was "not uniform" among MSHA regional offices . Alan McMillan, ac ting chief of the age ncy . conceded some regional manage1·s had nol acted properly and vowed to Institute a system where MSHA supervisors would have to explain their enfo rcement decisions. He also pledged to review recent reg ulatory changes that Trumka and some former MSHA safety experts say have lessened safeguards for miners. Kennedy praised McMillan's sta tements. but said they appeared- to be a "panicked rrsponsc" to his commit lee's in vestigat ion. · "What this agency needs is struct ural •·cform, not paper policies." he sa id . " Men arc dead becau se this agency Is deficient . More miners will die unless this agency Is reformed." As th e first step in such reform. Kennedy sa id hr would push for leg islation th at would set up an Independent review board to Investiga te mine accidents. He co ntended MSHA had a con!llcl of interes t In Inves tigat ing aceldent s In wh ic h agency misconduct might be Jdvolved . In test imony before thecommit tee Wedn esday, former and curre nt federa l mine Inspectors, mos t from MSHA off ices overset'lng mines In Kentucky, Wes t Virginia. Tennessee and Virginia, provi ded a lit any of Incident s In which MSHA superv isors went easy on law-brea king mine operators. The Inspectors sa id their effort s to force mine operators to correct bl atant sa fety violations were rcpeatcdly ovrrr ull•d by reg ional MSHA managers. When acc ident s occurred. th<• Inspectors said mine opera tor s often were let off the hook by MSHA managers who sq uas hed Inves tigations and refused to seek criminal prosecutio n. American ·arms negotiators offer verification measures WASHINGTON !UPII - The Reagan administration has proposed strict meas ures for ensu rIng the Soviet Union does not cheat on a medium-range missile agreement, Including on-site Inspection of military bases and factories. The proposals were J!UI on the table Thursday at nuclear arms control talks In Geneva, where verification Is thought tQ be a major roadblock to an agreement eliminatin g superpower medium-range nuclear missiles from Europe. State Department spokesman Charles -Redman announced the aelielbpment and went Into unusual public detail about the proposal~, which Include having U.S. and Soviet- Inspectors at each side's military bases, factories, storage facilities and other Installations. Pentagon hardliners reportedly resisted what they considered "Intrusive" verl!lcatlon with Soviet Inspectors at U.S. military Installations. But even Richard Perle, the leading voice In that vein who announced Thursday his plans) o resign as an assistant defense secretary, said the United States has "far more to gain ... than we was unable to say whether that would lose' '·from mutual on-site would be conducted by personnel Inspection . or technical mea ns. In recent weeks. Soviet offi"I think this Is a non-Issue," Perle said. "We're not about to cials have Pl\blicly embraced the gi ve Sov iet Inspectors blueprints principle o! on-site inspection. for the Interior design of a Redman noted "public prounce· ments that appear promising" proprietary weapons system." Another administration offi- but said th e Soviets have not cial agreed , sayin g privately, made "concrete proposals In "You have to put up with a · Geneva ." The U.S. propsals were "devecertain amount of Intrusion to rna ke sure the agreement Is loped In close consulta tion among NATO allies,'" Redman kept ." The U.S. proposal s combine said, five of which would have to monitoring by satellites, lnfor· accept Sov·let Inspectors at milmation exchange and personnel Itary bases that house U.S. lnspec,t lon. Included Is a provi- missiles. He said he did not know sion for "short-no!lce Inspec- whether . legislation . would be tions" of the other side's needed to permit Soviet Inspections · at private American facilities. Inspectors would visit such factories. Negotiations were revitalized facilities for an Initial count of medium-range missiles ~nd then after Soviet leader Mikhail Gorto verify destruction o! missiles bachev announced Feb ..28 he no and confirm the agreement Is longer was Insisting an agreebeing kept. About 100 inspectors ment be tied to limits on the U.S. from each side would be In- "Star Wars" anti-missile pro· volved, said Kenneth Adelman, gram, the Strategic Defense director of tl]e U.S. Arms Control 1nl!latlve. Negotiators arc working from and Disarmament Agency. The American offer also pro- an agreement In principle by vides for "permanent monitor- President Reagan and Gorba· Ing" of "certain critical U.S. and chev at I heir October summit in Soviet facilities," but Redman Reykjavik, Icel and . County awarded CDBG funding ARMS POLJCYMAKER QUITS - A!ISista_nt Secretary . of Defense Richard Perle announced his resignation at a press conference in Washington Thursday. Perle, whose tough stance toward the Soviet Union as the Pentagon's chic! arms control policy maker has earned him crilicism in some quarter•, will he leaving his post In the spring. (UPI) Panel chief- identifies $50 million in budget cuts COLUM!JUS (UP1i- Preliminary hearings on Gov. Richard F. Celeste's budget ha ve con· eluded with the chairman of one of tht> Ohio House Finance subcommittees saying his panel has ldentlfte~ more than $50 million that can be trimmed from some state agencies. Majority De.rnocrals - amid rumors that the budget ma y be underfunded - gathered behind Closed doors to hear about those savings and to set spend,lng ;Priorities. Minority Republicans, -meanwhile, presented an alter· :native budgt>t Thursday which Is leaner by $60 million than Celeste's $22 billion outlay. Democrats appa rently will be working to cut some ar-eas to add to education and other programs. But Celeste cautioned that II will be a tight budget that requires self-discipline. He said the state will have to follow through with Medicaid constraints and legislat ion to lm· prove child support collections, wh ich saves $60 million. "There's no question we have to do some things differently to realize those savings," he said addin g that he believes the proposed budget is balanced. Re p. F r ed Deering, D· Monroev ille, subcommitt ee chairman , said he has submitted a report on the budget bill recommendin g restor ation of the state meat Inspection program and abou t $24 million cut from I ransporlat ion . The execut!,•e bu dget eliminated the state meat Inspection program, and cut money used to a!tract federal money for public tra.nsportatlon. Republicans said their budget would direct $280 million more toward education, restore the state meat Inspection program aqd eliminate general reltef for a61e-bodled recipients und er age 30. Deering said his subcommitt ee Identified ':In excess of $50 mlllton" tha t could be "ex· tracted," Including fund s within the departments of development and commerce. Deering's subcommittee held its last hear ing Thursday, con· elud ing testimony from representatives of the Ohio Supreme Court, the Court of Claims, Ohio judiciary system and the Office of Budget and Manage ment. Those dopartmcnt s tes tified last. Deerin g said. because th ei r budgets genera lly were accept a· ble as pr esented by the admlnlst ration . Deering said the subcomm it· tee Is In the process of presenting It s recommendations to Fin ance Committee Chairman William Hlnlg, D-New Philadelphia. About $6 mil lion would be needed to restore the state mea t Inspection prog ram, according to Deering. Under the adm inistration's pla n, federal mea t inspectors would take over all meat lnspeC'tion In Ohio. Wh lie the Office of Budget and Management says cutting the program would res ull In a $6 million savin gs over two years, state meat pac kNs and Inspectors appealed to th e sub·. com mittee to restore the proposed cut. • They said the savings would tx· lost bccau s~ sta t r- ln spcct~d slaughler houscs proba bl y would have to lay off employees due to the added cost of mootin g f<'dCra l reg ula! ions. Deerin g also said the $12 million cut from publtc transpor. tat lo n gr ants will be at leas t partially res tored. 3 firefighters die in warehouse blaze ' house, and two o)hers were . DETROIT iUPI J - Three !lre!lghters were killed and 11 trapped und ~ r burning rubbl e In were Injured In an arson blaze one ol the other buildings. The downtawn area was that started In an abandoned choked with thick, black smoke warehouie and · spread to two downtown tra!flc was and other downtown buildings, J"agat least 125 snarled Thursday as lhg for 11 hours before It was ttrellghters worked 11 hours to controlled early today. control the five-alarm blaze. Investigators said vagrants "The fire was very small when had been living in the warehouse . they got there, and then It just which had been fell vacant in the exploded In their laces, " said downtown area lor Jour years. An adjacent paper company and Senior Fire Chief Jack Stelzer. · The blaze started at 3 . p.m. another abandoned building Thursday. About ~ workers at were also destroyed. the paper company were safely "What you see here Is. th e evacuated before their structure result o! an abandonment ol a was engulfed In names. major city," said Mayor Cole·. Early today, !lames were still man A. Young. "Beyond ques- visible at the site where Lts. tion, It's the worst tragedy ever David Lau , a 31-year veteran, to befall the Detroit Fire and Paul Schlmeck, a 24-year Department. " veteran , and trial firefighter One of the ltre!lghters killed Larry McDonald Jr., 24, were · was chased by flames from a k!lled. fourth-floor window o! the ware- JNII'EKNO - Delrolt ftreflplen watch u tbe wall el an abandoned warehouee cruheo to the vound Tlturllday 'during a live-alarm blaze. (UP I) • The Meigs Count y Commls· ston ers have received formal state approval lor this year' s $91.700 Communit y Development Block Gra nt lor the county. All CD BG projects included In the gra nt proposal we re approved as submitted for total amount s applied fo r. Pro jects Included In this yea r's funding Include Mid dleport Vil lage, $J6.5c>2. for acq uisit ion and tearing down or lhe Empire Furniture Buildin g; Pomeroy Village, S8.000 fo r handica p ramps on sidewalks; Chester Fire De pa rtm ent . $8,300 fo r fir e hydrant s In the Keno area; Pomeroy Fi re Departm ent. $10,500 for fi re protection equip· ment ; Ru tland Fire Depar tment. $9,500 for a rescue truck; TuppNs Plai ns EMS, $15, !XXJ for an addition to the fir e depart · ment to house th e squad; Sc ipio Township Fi re Departm ent .: $8,000 for fire protection equip· ment; and Sutton Township, $8,678 to pave Mile Hill Road. Adm inistra tion cosis Included In th e total amount to $9,170. Next step In th e grant process Is prepara tion of envi ronmental assessments by Kim Shields, the co unt y's director of develop· ment. Funds may be re leased once the assessment s have cleared Ohio Department of Development rev iew. Lawsuit • IS filed in death at jail A wrongfu I deat h ac t ion tor $4 mill io n ~ a s h<'en lliro In M~lgs Co ui11 y Common Pleas Court by Helen Mae MrCicllen. l.angsvlllc. admi nis tra tor of thcrstatr ol Robert .Jo" Stewa rt, aga inst Acui'C Ca rr i\mrrlta ln r ., Louis· ville. Ky.; Acu te Carr Am(•rl<'a Inc., Hu nlln~ton . W.Va.; nr. Je nn y Tse n ~ . lluntln gto n. W.Va.; and V<·trr;tns Mr morla i Hos pit al. Pom .. roy. According to th ~ romplain t. on March 10, 19H~>. Stewarl. thr decaased, was Involved in a on!'·ve hlch• aCl'id<•nt In M ~ l gs Count y. Slewart was' taken to Veterans Memoria l li ospltal by the Slate H l gh wa~· Patrol, whrr~ he waR arr r ndrd In the em£>r· gency room by Dr. T se n ~ . who allel!edly· misdiag nosed his co n· dillon. He was rc lrased rrom the hospital and taken to thr Mri~s Count y Jail. Th£> nex t dav . he was tak£'n back to the hOs.pltal by EMS and aga in trea tro and allegedly mls · dl agnQscd by Tseng and ,rnt back to th e jail. Later that day. Stewar t, aged 27, ~led at the lul l. Plaintiff allrges that Stewur t's ~ C ontinu e d on PaRe 101 'I I �~ eomment -• !' . U1 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO TH,E INTERESTS 0~ THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~fb ~m~ ~v r-T"\......J L.-"""'"T'""I ~c . f=:l . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publis her ' T I l PAT WHITEHEAD Alllllstant Publisher/ Controller ' BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER of The Unit ed Press International, Inland Dally Press Associa tion and the American New~p aper PubUshers Association. LETTERS OF OPINION an• wPll'Omc. They shou ld be less !han 300 words long . Allleners an• su bject to editing and rn.JSI bfl sig nal with name, address and telephon e number. No un slg ne:ll~tt ers will be publl!.hed . Leiters shou ld be In good tas1c, adtlr£>Sslhg Issues, not persooalllles. The Lighter Side Berry's World • ... ~ .;Botha got a.raw deal.______Wt_'llia_m_A_._Rus.,. . . .h"---""er ( CAPE TOWN, South Africa " Influx control, " abolished the After two weeks of tal~s with the. pass laws, the Immorality Act entire spectrum of pollllcal opln- and the Mixed Marriages Act ion In this country, certain abandoned the. central tenet of conclu sio ns are Inescapable. If apartheid by officially acknowlthey surprise you, blame the U.S. edging that the 10 million blacks media, whose coverage of South who· live In the ci ties are entitled African news , borders on the to political rights there, and scandalou s. Never In American enfra nc hised the entire India n journalism has so much been and Ca pe colored populations n misreprese nt ed so sys tem atl - million and 2.5 million people ca lly by so lew . My tour here, respectively). These were lm sponsored , by the Rev. Sun mensely important steps, and My ung Moon's World Media were clearly designed to lead to Association , has led me to st ill othe rs. conclude: 2. The government did these 1. Far from having rejected things at grave risk to Its own social cha nge or even put It on political base among the Afr.lkanhold, the government of P.W , ers. Two separate right·wlng · Botha re mains fi r mly committed parties, both committ ed to perto evolutionary reform , and Its manent social and political sese nse of urgency has not dlmln - gregalion of the races, are doing lshed In the slightest. In the past · their best to cripple the Botha five ye~rs It has · ted governme nt In the May 6leglstatlve elections, and 'polls Indicate that th ey may actually have more popular support than the .offici al opposit ion (the relatively liberal· Progressi ve F ederal Party, which cannot possib ly win the election ). 3. For Its political courage and reformist zeal, the 'Bothagovernmenl clea rly expected praise . from the West , especially In the United States. Instead - to ' Its astonishment , polit ical em barrassment a nd und ersta ndable anger - It was give n a savage kick In the teeth , culminating In Congress's passage of economic sanctions. , The fact Is that "the So uth African issue" In U.S. politics has almost not hing to do with ' South Africa, based as It Is on the libera ls' desperate need to find ;:::; and occupy some scrap of moral ·-:· high ground, and the Democratic .; : : party's desire to reunify :Its ," :•: feuding black and Jewish supper- · •:· ters. It Is greatly to the credit of ,,:.·; Both a and his National Party '··: · that, In the face of this brutal ~:; assault,lt remains det ermined to •:-: work for genuine power sharing , : · among all of South Africa 's .~:-: races. : -~ .; 4. The disturbances that began , --~ . about two years ago In a number ·,~:: of the black townships were partly the, acts of riotous teenag- .' ~ · ers egged on by Western. televl· :;: :: slon, crews and partly a dellber· ; .;,.: ate effort by the exiled and '<. · co mmunis t-dominated African : ·: National Congress to Intimidate < · :any black who favored negotla· ' : ~ : tlons with the whites. As a result, , : · : hundreds of bl ack mayors , town : councilors. and the like were slaughtered by black extremists. The government, by declaring . a state of emergency, detaining .· > : thousands of known agitators, . ·: : : and sharply restricting lnflam- . ; . matory press .coverage of towp- . -:•: ship violence, has brought this : ::: situation very largely under .. <:· control. The ANC has therefore -:-: switched to a "holding action" ·: · ~­ that emphasizes diplomatic ' :~: Initia tives , such as Oliver Tam· , • bo's recent widely publicized ::~ · meeting with Secretary of State ·-• •'' George Shultz. 5. The ANC's Intimidation qf black moderates' has unquestlona bly had some effect. And the U.S. sanctions will undoubtedly make social reform slower and more difficult, by . limiting the ' : ' • economic progress on which alone reform ca n be based. But ·' If, as expected, President Botha on May 6 roundly defeats both his In satiable critics on the domestic left and th e far more dangerous advocates of permanent white sup remacy on his right, he may yet ea rn the gratitud e of South Africans of all races In the decades to come. Reaching out for the free food By DICK WEST WASHIN GTON 1UP1 1- I dare say I feel more sy mpa thy lor. not to say empathy with , the homeless tha n do Hollywood types . politicia ns or any of that crowd. Bu t that does not mean I favor giv ing everyone In America lodging and meals. The old sayi ng tha t I here's no such thing as a free lunch was never more appli ca bl e th an during the "sleep-ou t" staged by assorted actors a nd members of Congress to demonstra te support for the homeless. · As a child of the depression. I bel lev~ Ills possible for people to be genuinely down on their lu ck. even in thjs day and age. I have not hing but compassion for the m. But many oft he homeless apparently are peo ple who for reasons of their own arc.unab le to la nd good-paying jobs. Admittedl y, I have made no study of the subj ect but judging from what I have seen at food lines on Ca pitol Hil l, some ofthe homelessare young a nd strong. At least, you nger a nd stronger than I a m. Sure, they might have to do work they consider beneath them ,' but somebody has to do II . I mean, if all the people co ndu cted themselves as some of the homeless do, there wou ldn' t be anybody toshlneshoes , was h cars or otherwise do the dirty work tha t doesn' t pay much. The point is tha t you don't have to sleep with them to know that almost anybody wit h a s trong bark can earn a few crumbs these da ys shining s hoes and washing cars. I wa s go ing to say something about the wea k minds usually associated with strong b;~c ks but there aren't that many jobs as .columnis ts ava ilable. Besides, I havp all rhe co mpetltltion I can use. The one-night sleep-out was organized not only to show how the hom eless live bul a lso to nudge Congress toward passage of a $500 million aid bill. Even so, a few of those who regular ly sleep on s idewalk grates obviously resented the fact tha t the demons trators could hav(' slept In warm beds. . · I say there's no need for a nyone to spend a night on thf sidewalk. Not as long as we ha ve na tiona l parks to s leep ln. 1 have s pent a few wint er night s In nearby na tional pa rks a nd I can att es t that the accommodatio)ls aren' t all that bad. Not all that good either, bu t not so bad If you don ' t mind s leeping on th e ground. I recall one night after hiking all day In snow. Sleep didn't come . easily so I had tim e to read a few news·paper "fillers" by th e light of · the campfire. It did little good to learn that near ly 90percent of all thelceon Ea rth Is In Antartlca. I felt there was enough of It near my bedroll . Not was there any comfort In finding out tha t Ice produces heat while freezing. That' s what I kept trying to te ll them when I was ' turning the Ice cream freezer as a child . . About the only pleasure 1 derived came fro m reading that lightning heat s the a ir to a te mpertu re five times hotte r tha n of the sun . And it came after the fac t. That $.100 million oug ht to whi p up a lot of thunderstor ms. . ::: ~ WASHINGTON - Unsound management and regulatory violations by ' officers of the Independent America n Savings Association of Irving, Texas, appear to have left It " hopelessly Insolvent, " according to a confidentia l report recently dispatched to Capitol Hill by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. Yet the savings and loa n association , like many others that are effectively broke, Is still open for business. The ma in reason Is that the Federal SavIngs and Loan Innsurance Corp. can't afford to shut the thrift s down and ma ke good on all the deposits of $100,000 or less It has guara nt eed. The Insurance fund currently has about $1 billion left to s tand behind nea rl y $900 billion In deposits nationwide. . Treasury officials have proposed that Congress "recapitalIze" the Insurance fu nd , but the legislation has been bo1tled up by House Spea ker Jim Wright , D-Texas. He believes the feds are bein g too hard on his sta te's beleaguered S&Ls, which were struck with hugh amounts of bad ene rgy loans by the sudden collapse of· world oil prices. Wright has made no .secret of hi s' determination to sit on the recapiiallzatlon bill until he gets Ironclad assurances that the money won't be used to close down Texas thrift s. Independent America n's ow n year-end ligures show how precarious Its position Is. Depending on the ~ccountl ng method used , its negative net worth was as much as $454 million on Dec. 31, and Its operating losses have been ru nning between $8 mill ion and $10 mil lion a mont h. Th e 26-pageconlidentlal report by the Home Loan Bank Board was requested by the House Banking Comm ittee; our associa te Michael Binstein reviewed a copy. It notes that a team of federa l ba nk examiners Invest!- gated Independent American's 47 branches throughout Texas and says: "The ·report genera ted by this examination revealed numerous regulatory vio lations and unsafe or unsound prac tices engaged In by management and the board of directors dur lng1 984 and 1985 sufficient to render the In stitution hopeless ly In solvent. " Wright has repea tedly discussed Independent American's plight with Treasury offi cials a nd Ba nk i n g Com mitt ee members accord in g to sources directly Involved. The majorit y stockhold er of the S&L. Thomas M. Gaubert, and hi s family have contributed ge n ero usl y to Wri ght's political campaigns and other Democratic funds . accord Ing to Federal Election Commi ssion records. "No doubt tha t . Thot)'las 'Gaubert has been an act lve Demo-. cra t," his a ttorney, Abbe Lowell , told us. "No doubt Thomas Ga ubert has been a suppor ter of By ,JOHN HENDEL UPI Spor ts Wrlter KANSAS CITY. Mo. !UP!) Buddy Meyer left the co urt ai halftim e c9nccrned even thou gh hi s St. Ma ry's (Tex as ! Rattlers were leadi ng.. "We were co ncerned with our slow star i, " Meyer said, apparently not pleased with a 28-24 halftime lead. "You have to be co nce rned with G slow star t a t the na tional tournament or you'll be Jim Wright." But Lowell added that Wright had been "sticking his neck out" for other S&Ls as well . The attorney charged that the federal exa miners were "singularly responsible for any problem at Independent American and are tryi ng to cover their tracks." He accused the Home Loan Bank · · Board of being "arbitrary artd ca pricious" In forcing S&Ls to .: write down the value of energy · • a nd real -estate loans on their books. The confidential report we 've seen quotes a·1984 report which says tltat " management and the board of directors of lA Savings had engaged In three ·. majot areas of regu latory violations a nd unsafe or unsound practices: mlsclasslflcatlon of Investments as loans;_non-conforming appraisa ls or commercial real-estate projects and confllct-of·lnterest tranactlons." Cl 1N7 bf Nl:4, Ire "Funny. the secretary of interior said I'd be sitting in gas lines. too. " Today in history By United Press lnlernatlonlll Today Is Friday, Ma rch 13. the 72nd day of 1987 with 293 to follow. The moon Is moving toward Its full phase. The morning stars are Mercury, Vepus and Sa tur n. The evening stars are Mars and Jupiter . Those born on this date are under the s ign of Pisces. They Include English chemist Joseph Prle,stly, discoverer of oxygen, In 1733; astronomer Perciva l Lowell in 1855: puPIIsher Walter Annenberg In 1908 (age 79); science flcllon writer and Church of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard In 1911; former CIA Dlrector ,Willlam Casey and bandleader Sammy Ka ye In 1913 (age 74); singer- sqngwrlter Nell Sekaka tn 1939 (age 48) , and actress Deborah Rartln In 1953 (age ' 34) . On this date In history: 111 1781, the distant planet Uranus was discovered by British astronomer William Herschel. . 111· 1868, the Senate began Impeachment proceedings against President Andrew Johnson on charges of " high crime and · · 1m~.c1emea9ors . " He w~s acqu itted by o~e vote. Iron tI n g I h e m e dic a I es tablishment. Enhancing the knowledge a nd self-confidence of hospita l patlents Is only one goa l of PMS, a 4-yea r-old organi zation dedi ca ted to empowering consume rs of healt h care with Information and self-reliance so they ca n deal with medical Institu tions that · ca n be Intimidating. "The Idea Is si mply to avoi d becoming a victim of the syste m that Is supposed to help you," expl a ins Michael Rooney, one of 11 staff members who serve more than 65,000 members from a shingle house that has been .converted Into PMS offices In this small east-central Pennsylvania community. In return for $15 a year, members receive a monthly newsletter and discounts on , scores of PMS publications ranglng from booklets on "Your Heart" and " Blood Pressure" to leafle ts on health maintenance organizations . and children's hea lt h. Other PMS publications offer advice on- " How to Guarantee Your · Medical Security Without Going Bankrupt" and explain • how patients can file complaints If they believe they have been wronged by medical practltloners' or health car.e facilities. One 221-page book, '·'Ta.ke This Boc!k the Ho~pltal With You ," promotes Itself as a "guide to assist you In your costl~ journey through . the medical minefield that stretches from the admls· slons de~k to the cashier." · · It offers charts that translate medical jargon and answers questions· suc h as "what should you do If you believe you are In Mi chigan , Rooney notes, a bei ng treated by a n Impa ired or new law requires that pepple Incompetent physic ian?'.' diagnosed as having cancer be PMS also Inform s it s members informed of all treatment opabout studies and reports pro- tions. In F lo~lda, the state duced by other p r iv ate groups government complies charts and government agenclel-- on showlijg the cost of various subj ects ranging fro m hospital medica l procedures In different , Infectio n an~ mort a lity rates to hospitals. comparative · costs of health 1 In West Vlfglnla, a new , law Insura nce. 1requires that 40 percent of all Finally, PMS ha s pressed for ' members of community hospital the reform of state hea lth -care I boards be lay 1>eople. That's a laws , especially thos e governing 1slgillfl cant departure from tradl· the disclosure of Informa tion tlon but, as Rooney notes, "It's use ful to patients. your life tha t's at stake.'' Cent inurd on page 4 NOVIIN TOP GUN The Rattlers. however , ca me ou t with a tough press ure defense in the seco nd ha lf an d pos ted BACK s£>veral good spu r t s to run away wi th a 74-54 vic tory Thu rsda y over the Rio G randr !Ohi o\ Red me n in lirs t-round .Bction of the 50t h NA tA tournament. St. Mary's, the tourna me nt 's No. 8 seed , moves in to a seco nd· round mat ch with nin th· seeded STREET VIDEO 992-5895 The inside· facts speak for themselves. fir st half of Thursday's game In the NAIA Tournament. MOC and Dlslrlct 22 champions Rio Grande los t to the Rallters, 74-54. (UPI ) STRUGGLE FOR CONTROL -St. Mary's Pete Han sen, right, lrled to control the rebound as Rio Grande's Joe Verhoff, left. watched during lhe PLATI N TCU downs Marshall, 76-60 CHARLOTIE, N.C. tU PI I Se ni or Carven Ho lco mb e wouldn ' t lr.t on to Texas Christian Coac h Jim Killin gs worth jus t how sick he wa s head ing Int o Thursday's NCAA Eas t reg ion al first round co ntest against Marsha li, lear in!'- he would have bre n told to s it ou t the ga me. " I know how he is," sa id Hpl co mbe. who was sufferin g fro m a bad case of the flu and s tomac h c ramps. "K now in g him, he proba bly would have 1asked him to s it oul l. " Holco mbe did pl ay, scoring a T11 1<1 'I '''" olt 1 I,. ,,. ''' """ ' "' N C~IR!It SJIEI~ season-high 30 points on 14 of I 7 give it everything I ha d." " I fel t prett y weak at times ," shooting to lead a &l percent added. " Th ere were time I fell he shooting attack tha t led No. 16 t was goi ng to th row up." Texas Chr istian to a 76-60 vic ton· " He didn't tell me he was sick. in the Horned Frogs ' first NCAA It would n't have made much appearance s in ce 1971. Holcombe, a 6- fo ot-5swingman difference if he did ." sa id fro m Houston, hit on 14ofl7 shots ' Killingsworth . Texas Chri stia n shot 7:l percen t in bctt r rin g th e 29 point s he in the firs t half enroute to a 38-27 scored agai nst Arka nsas on Jan . :n. Hi s career hi gh was ~I set halftime lead and hit on 29 of 45 agains t Southwestern in 198:l and for the ga me. "They ju s t meth od ica ll y Texas in 1984. whipped us." said Marshall " I know th a t thi s game wa s Coac h Rick Huckabay. "They important to the whole tea m. 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It Is a brazen attempt by the hospital to disclaim all responsibility for whatever ha ppens to you- even If the hospital staff makes a mistake. While you're hospitalized, you · ask to exa mine the chart at the foot of your bed that summarizes the lnformailonaboul yourcondllion and trea tment. A doctor or nurse who firml y ex pl ains that the chart is none of your business. Even If you were allowed to look at the chart, you' re told, you wouldn't under· sia nd much because tt' s filled with abbre\lla'tlons whose meanlng Is known only to doctors a nd nurses. "Life In America Is the pursuit of liberty. Life as a patient In an Alllerlcan hospital Is marked by submission to c'ustociy ," notes Robert Rodale, founder and president of the People's Medical Society, based In Emmaus .' "When you enter a• hospital, you cross a border and leave many of your freedoms ~hind.'' . adds Rodale. "Almost everything about your life... Is decided by the lnslltulloil ." · Rodale heads a highly' success1rut magazine and book publish- · 1lng business. Many of Its publica- ! lions discuss health, but none Is :· as aggressive .as PMS In con· • tournament 's second ,!(amt1 • Aftrr a ti ght firs t · half. lh<' Trcvecca Nazarene (T<?nn.l. whic h was an H2 -68 winner ove r Wayland Baptist (Texas I in th e on your w ay home." ·>: Insolvency imperils J,ank ____J_ac_kA_n_de_rso_n The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Rattlers' second half rush ousts Rio Grande five, .7 4-54 Page-2-The Daily Sentinel - :;~ 'Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio <•:' ;Fricfay, March 13, 1987 __ .: :·~ ! The ·Daily Sentinei · Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio . . I .,...! ~ • 446-1276 . '.'. ' ' ;;• '\ ; ,. ~I �.. Page-4-The Daily Sentinel • • , I .; A va r·iety of aet ivi tlrs des igm'll to enhan c0 rl'adin g (;l fld Meigs will now play W~llsv!lle, the third game of the season, tremendous ,:;~ow or hustle the to only lour-points. Chrow with 36 seconds made H 44,40 upset winner over defend- 40-26, to Buchtel. Hoban bows out ·entire night, weren't quite ready ·Box score: J:J-:JO, Jenny !VIiller hit two raul " b ' MEIG~ (39) - Jenll)' Miller Ill-HI, at ing state champion West Holmes, 20-5. ' · t 0 paCk th e!' ags. shots with 27 seconds left to make Julie Miller 3+7, JtnDI Couch 1-t-2, Jeonl ror the regional crawl\ Saturday Meigs started · slow, falling it :L1-32. The miracle · COJlleback saw swan• t-3-5, Tammy Wrllbl 1-t-z, MI"'Y Ra chel Cowley's free Chrow at 7:30p.m. Winner o!Saturday's behind 6-1 In the first lour Meigs ·outscore Hoban 10·3 In Wood• 11-IH, Sholb SlobAI1 o-o-o, De• o-o.o. TOT~ 16-,7-111. with 13 seconds left made It 34-32. game adva nces to the state minutes before Jennl Couch h!t those finartwb. mlputes of regula- U.nd""on HOMN (:14) -.Shelly BrownH4, Tam I tournament a t Akron Unlverslgoa! at the 2:30 Meigs' first field Jenny Miller grabbed t-he ret!on . before winning It in Mt·Dermou 1-H ·Rachel Cowley H·9, Jeftalfer Eberhardl _5-5--15, Mlllll.)' sturm bound on the missed second shot ' ty 's James A. Rhodes Arena on mark oi the llrst quarter. At then overtlme. Scoring was at a premium t-lf.2, Dina Glln•ky o.o-o. TOTAl.'! l:J.II-34. March 19. 20, and 21. The New end of one qUarter, It was 7-7. By and the Marauderettes raced By quarters: down court , had a shot miss the Concord winner plays the Al- the half, Meigs held a 16-13 lead. beside~JennyMIIler' s23asJul!e Mt'lg>< ........................ 1 · 9 G 12 5-311 The third period belong to Mlller, who has been slowed by Hoblln ....................... 7 6 G 15 o- 34 · mark. and with one second left , liance regional winner on FriMeigs at the opening two minutes the flu bug all week long bUt • ..----,---...,;,-----.....:.· .Julie Miller put back up a shot day, March 20 at4: 15 p.m. Coach Ron Logan's Marau· ' as three quick t.tickets gave MHS played the entire game in a gutsy that bounced around the rim derettes employed a. tenacious its. largest lead of the night at performance or courage, added befo re dropping through to tie it defense that completely shut 22-13.' . seven and Jennl Swartz five. a1 1he buzzer. Hoban then oucseored Meigs Jenn! Couch and Tammy Wright In the extra session, ·Jenny down a talented Hoban offense. Miller hi t a bucket with 2:36 Hoban' s 34 points was their 18-2 In the next eight minutes as added two each. Jennifer Eber· remain ing and Julie Miller lowest scoring ou tput In 22 games Hoban .was seemingly comforta- hardt led Hoban with 15. Hoban's PEl COUPLE added one free throw and Jennl when the Lady Knight s suffered ble on Cop 31-24wlth 1:57 !eft. But Shelly Brown, who averaged 16.5 ON ALL TWA Swartz two more In holding one oft heir five losses this year In thP Meigs ladles, Who had put a points a game this year, was held Hoban scoreless. GET·A-WAY ro ll o • j~;(' NI\TIUS,\1 , To·nlll .. ~• ·•· - .Jiu·t Ft • rll~~: hu,.k•'thllllt•lliU' h r• ·~ lj;ftt•d 11.~ ""~loot;.tn l 8 ,\~Kt:TH ,\1.1 , ,\,<.;~(~ , H _,. I nill·d l'rt'S!'o l nh·n~tllunal Jo::a .. h"f"n ( 'ottlh•n·nt·•· l' t lanll•· Ulv ... kon " ' 1. ,., ... 1.; n \ · Ro...lon Ph lin \\shnKtn Nt•" ' \ 'urlt I& IIi ,;12 :J;l til .ll6 :1'! 't!l ..1'!' '!If It .:It! 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Kltt hml~ S.•1 llll•· - SljC nt •ci iCI.H&rd t:ddl•• -lnhn." m lu II ..rl~l hd 111-da,\' I'Onlfllt'i , The Daily Sentinel U~9110) t\ Dlvl'41nn of Multlmi!tliu. lm·. rvC'r~ Frida~. aftrrnoo!l. Mo nd~" 111 Court St.. Po· m t"r~. Oh io, b~· th(' Ohio Vallf"Y Publl s h l n ~ Com pa n ~ Mu11lmr'flla. In r-.. PomPrOV. Ohl o 4 57h~ . P h. ~~·21 5K ~r­ co nd r lAss pO<qWIH' paid at Po m <'ro~·­ .Publish('(! Ohlo. M<'mbrr : UnllC'd Prf'S S ln! rr nu tlnnol , Inland D:1lly PrPss Associ at io n 1tnel ' hf' , Ohio N(""'spaprr Assoclul lo n. Nat iona l •. Advl'rtlslnJ!: ReprHcntaliV<', Bra nh am • Nl'w spapcr Sal f'!". 7:\J Th ird AvC'n uf' . • Nrw York. 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West Holmes, thrJ"C·time defending Class AA stat e champion , was top-ranked in the Ohio UPI Board of Coaches' poll, while Wellsville was ranked No. 2. Ail-Ohio senior cenler Vicki Pu!lle scored 16 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to spark the undefeated Lady Tigers to their 24th straight victory . ~T. Mi\R\"S ( T~xa.") (7-1) - Mill<'r 1~:1 0.0 6. Hanl'ltn a--9 1· :: II .Jamt'S 3-1 '! D-n ti Flt>lds 5--tn 0.0 10, Houl'itoft 0.2 3--13. Suhlc.l -1-1 3·-1 II. O'Kel'fe 1--3 ~3 2, Dt•rryht'rl')"1-3 0-0 t. \\'alker ~IS ().0 16, Shf'l'ldan 1-lf.O 0, Kt•llum 1·:! 0-0 2, Dou~~:la."' :t--1 1-t 5. Tohds 1b 7t 10·15 71. RIO GRANDE tOhlol 15-t) - RIUinger -1·15.,_011, Vrrhoff'l'-1110-316. FnKC 1·30.02, R!tymore 1·7 0.0 2. Smllh 3·10 M-9 u, Slngl•oton 1·61-23, Kearns 2--t 0.25, Golhard 0.2 0-0 n..Jackson o-o 0-041, l..umht-k t' 1-1 0-1 West Holmes coac h Jack Van Reeth said It wa s !rievitable th at the streak would end. "I n the back of your mind. you know that it ra loss) will eventually come ' but you are never prepared for It," said Van Reeth. "We simply didn't do the things necessary 10 w!n the game." Ironically. Wellsville commit ted only six fouls In the game, and West Holmes atlempted no free throws. · "Nevi'r In my .30-year coaching career do I remember having a game where a free throw was never attempted. " said Van Reeth. Br Carrier or Mel or Routr ·... Ont" WN-k ...... ........................... .. $1.25 Onf' Month .. ...... ....... ................. $~.4~ on .. \'('ar ................................. i6!'1.0u SIN OLE C,OPV ~ . TAMPA , Fla . CUPII- Rookie league, referring to Franco. third baseman Dave Maga~an adding, "I think the second best hit an opposite-field double to Jesse orosco. drive in AI Padrlque with the "lt makes you feel great when ,winning run In the ninth Inning to give the New York Mets a 6-5 · Pete says something like that ," ex hibition- game victory over the said Franco. "He has been In the game a long time and must have Ci ncinnati Reds Thursday. Padrique opened the Inning seen a lot of good left-handed with a . single off John Franco, pitchers. Coming from him , it Is stole second and scored when the quite a compliment. , !eft·hand-hltt!ng Magadan sliced "Magadan hit a good pitch In the ball down the left- field line. on his hands," Franco said. "He swung lnsldc·OUI. HI' got me this Magadan hit a two-run home time... ru n, h!s first or the season, in the Four or the five Reds pitchers second Inning and the winning gave up elghC walks.· Rose said It double atoned for two errors . !s amatterofgolngoutthereand Reds Manager Pete R,.ose said getuni; in more work. the Mets defeated the best left· Eric Davis hit his first home · handed reili'f pitcher In the run or the year tor ctncinnau. ' ; 13 Weeks ............................. ..... $! 7·29 , 1 26 Weoks .................................. $.!4.06 ' ~2 WeekJ ....... ........ .. ............... .. $66. ~ Ouloldo Molp COUIIIf : 13 Weeks .................................. 11&.20 26 Weeks .................................. l3~. l0 &2 Woe1<1 ... ............. .. : ............... ~7.60 DANCE FOR JOY (' lly 10 WEEKS, 20 CLASSES - S42 Httt·li.t•,\'1' Trlill U, l'lli.f l'lll' .:t;t f'lt• l.a1tlwrun 1-: ll'l. 1-::ar.KII'unlnn H IMr~wtto ~~ .lnhn~ i.t Kalida Ill Hi\ t•rdad t•il. t'n~t u rla ~ " 't•ndt•lln ill St ru .. burx ll I. R't• ll"''"'' l~ l 1JIJWr St•lnltl \' allr·y i;J. • •ort Rt· •~•nry MON. & WED. 4:30-5:30, 6:30-7:30 TUES. & THURS. 5:45·6:45 CARLETON SCHOOL - SYRACUSE JOY KING, INSTRUCTOR · FOR INFO. CALL 992-3794 ·" \\ ,,,. nt •duli• 1-1. Maplt'l.oll1, 35 FOR AS LOW AS S'l 54 No Down Payment - Good $election Immediate Delivery ------- CHRYSLER Dodge -Plymoulli - /· Mary Shr·!nr .17, .lerusalum, will Friday at the in Pomeroy . matters. This heanng is four, fi vC' an d six rea d to olht'l' nrPr. 'wi th Pl ll ' h studt·n t contt i· buti n)! a book. Thf' rhildrt"·n bid on thP book:-, ~t nd olh f'r ill' rn s includin g gru h bags u-.ing " h<'IH F'riday's fcaturr wa s an ' ' ·' ·' ' MONDAY POMEROY - Meigs Co unt y Church of Chl'ist Men' s Fellowship will meet Monda y, 7 p.m., ar Bradford Church of Christ. Everyon e welcome. ., WEST MEIGS - Columbi a Township Boa rd ofT rustcew will m('('t in special session Monday. CIUt ' t io n bv Dun Sm ith. hlC'al <IU CI in - bills" whlf'h lh<'~' had earned th roughou t the wprk. Tlw "bill<' WPl'l' Pal'nl'd for \'arious del i\'i tiC's includ ing ~t ll endant'(', :..us- la lned s il rrll"rP ad ing, 1hP Hook 11 progra m ol' lhf' Pizza tl ul. l'l01ss J.Jruj('cl s ..~ n d drrss ing up. l·'n r rnu nv of l ht· at tivi tir s, th (• olas" won~ look a Ii kr l.wa r swt •;11 sli i r1 s. 7 p.m .. al th r flrr s tati o n . Co unl y Reti red Tr·ac hr ri cia tlo n wi ll hC.i\'e meeting Sa turday. MatT h 21, 12::\11 p.m .. al th e M!dd!Pporr NDza rf'nC' wi ll br lwld ai 7: 1:-, Masonic Trm pl0. Th os(' who arr for rl-..'i «' rva t i o n ~. WPdnf'S da _,.. h(1 fo rr .(Formerly Mason County Sand & Gravel) Rt. 33 Letart, W . Va. Baskdhatl tonrnr·y POMEROY - Meigs Count .1· 895-3800 .Jayref's urr sponsorin g a dou iJJ(' fa mily for th e Church of the Naza ren~ In Africa. Rrv. and O'liminalion men·, Mrs . Se hmr lze nbaeh were Hi gh School. For furth<·r information call Ru s t~ · Bookrm n. baskrthall •GRAVEL •SAND •MASON SAND" •FILL DIRT •SEPTIC GRAVEL •TOP SOIL t ournam C' nt M(llT h ~H-.:.!9 af Mrigs sent as missio nariPs to Africa in 1960 and they h:t ve worked in va rious CO MMISSION OF OHIO By: Nancy L. Wolpe Secretary KELL~ SAND & ORA~EL, INC. no1 contacl<>d , should ca ll 7-1122~ 1 rr n0 mis sion arlrs to l((• n~r a . H;1rmon Schmrlzr nhach is a third generati on ml ssa r.v of hi s contacling the Gommisston. THE PUBLIC UTILITIES flsso~ GA LLIPOLIS - A r a il~· for m<·mbcrs or lhc Church of rhr p.m. Monday at lh<' Gal lipolis l'hu reh of th <' Naza rcnt'. Speak · rn; wi ll bP R. ev. and Mrs. Harm on Schmelzenbach. Naza · scheduled to begtn at t :30 p.m. on Marcn 16, 1987 at Ctly Cou nctl Chambers. 218 Cleveland Avenue , S W.. Ca nt on. Ohro 44 702 All tnleresled ps1 tes will be given an opportunily to be heaJd . Further in lorma· 11on may be obtained by luneht'O n il Pvrni ngs , :11 99~- ~2!1H . OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY. 8 A.M.-5 P.M. a l'ra t herr.. lta(~lnt•~Southl •rn RUTLAN D - Beg inn ing Sun · d;Jy, lhc rv enin g scrvicr al Rut land Church of God wil l hr gin at 6 inslea d ol' 7. Th <· new time wi ll conlinu r PCJch alut11ni OPEN ON SATURDA1 RA CINE _ Thr ·Hacin<' Southern Alumn i Dinne r will be held on May 23 at 6: ~ p.m. Anya)le Interested In contacti ng their r lass mat rs who uld ca ll .lu.vrt' Quillrn at ~4!1-l·l ~ll from K Tim<> thang4 1 Sunda~'· 10 i . ot ' at ~149 - 2 1i9:i , af t PI'~. Uihle s(•honl SOUTH BETH EL - Sou th Bethel New Tes tament fhurr h is hav ing Bible Sc hool the first Sunda y of eve r~' mont h at r; p.m. Training s(•sslnn WII.KESV ILU: - Wilkesville Township Vo lun teer Fi1·cmen's Associatio n will br hav ing " mt•f'1ing and ill r alning session on 1ruck usugt• on S und a~· . April ~­ lktlred tt•achL•rs MlODLEPOHT - The Meigs beginnin g at 1 p.m, 1981 Ford Escort ................... $1295 : : Meigs County property transfers____._ _ _ _ __ Wrtu·r Wocxl. b_v il i1 ,V . In fa<"! , Murl Wood . b~· a ll ~. In filt'l , to Fr('(\ 0 . Pt::rry. C h.' l £'~ P t'r ry. ParrC'Is. &>dford. GrorJ;:C' E. Conroy. Sr .. Cla ra Conro,v. to Bil ly Windon . Lelah Ann Windon, R6.1A , ChN<If'r. Dona ld F . John son.""" Gt'Ot' f!(' Mii !Pr. PIal , .Jou rnal Ent ry. Mf' lgs. Marg-an•! Ella Lrwls, [kc'd bv f:xr>r .. -to J osl'ph D. Lo t'11s, Cor~:~ A. LoftiS. Parcrls. Pomeroy 992-2057 Pt. Pleasant 675-4830 &l ll s bu r~· - :: , • HPn ry Ebl in . Sr., Hr k n D . Ebl in, to 1 1 L R~d1 1~ Wii~~1 J"· J~t~f:i.s':~s~.rJ\iHm Knittc•l, Lot ~t2 . Mldd . Vii i. Adm . of Vrl l'rans Affalrli. tv N.S. Whit£'. Wlnn !C' Wh\t(' , IAA . Lo1 ,l , Sut ton. 1982 PONTIAC PHOENIX ,• .• Low Miles, Runs Good. , Elsl(l E. Prldd.v. [)(>r' d, to Loyd M. Priddy. CNL of Tran s., Rull anrl. Jimmy J o4" Ht'm slf'.\1. M11 r lenr J:1nr HC'msiPy. to EllzHbt"l h An n lt t' ms i ('~' . L.ol. Syrar.-USI'. Edll h K. Willia mson, D£-c'd. 10 Blllv l.. Wil lia mson. Fm ll'rlrk L. Wllllam.son. Tomm~· L . Wi llia mson. Crrl. of Tran s.. t Rutland VIII . _. .~ .• $9930 MONTHLY OR ONLY S3100 1982 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT Runs great. ONLY S3895 · OR )..('s trr P . Sh<Jrmak<•r, VIola B. Sho· ' t>mak l'r. to Ml c ha ~l A. Mll r h<'ll . Tf'r('lssa S. ~· Mlt r hciL Pan·pJs tcorn•ctl v£' dPPdl. J' $12 42'5 MONTHLy One Owner, low Mil~ge $1 7708 MONTHLY S699 5 OR 2fiA. OIIVf' . Dan A. Col1 f'rll l. Df' r'<l .. Rl'l>f'o:'<l Ann Co11 r rlll . AfrltJ .. Ru1 lu nd . C.l.T . Fin . Sl•rv.. lnr. of Ohi o. Mnnura c· JurPrs Hanovf'r Fin. Sf'rv. of Ohio. lnr .. Flnanr" On fl M t,~r. of Ohio. ln(' .. F'lnanrrOnt" of Oh io. lnr .. to Manufac•lu n•rs Hanovt"l' F.S. Corp.. MPrgrr . M C'i~s. ClarPn<'f' K. Ar~ttl:ll'lll'. HC'If'n L. i\rJ!J · brill• to Cl;trf'nf' K. An~abrll f'. F'<~ lrl mn a Dawn Al'~ubrlll' . Louis<' Marla Sml!h ArgabriU'. Parr t1ls. Ol tw. 14,000 miles. Runs super. OR · S:~nd y Crl'f'k Lumbf'r. Inc .. to Richard <~ Wlll hul!s, 2A. ChrsiN . ~Richard William .~. to L ukPS. M•·Danh:t. J Kath y S. Mr Oanlrl , 2A , ('hf's trr. Tru man A. Ru ~SI' Ii. [)(or" d.. to J a,v C. Ru .~s<' ll , Anltn R NPulzlln~ . Ct•rt. , Po m . .• VII I. Alva Walk f'r . 10 Al va Walkrr . Mary C. Hamilt on. 211,11 . BPdlord -~ C<'dl W. nlcr, Mat· ll ~· n Sur RlrC'. to Don na S. Rlrf'. Lo l ~Iii. Mldd . \'111. Jamf's t .. Oavls, Mar y Domw Simms Davis. to .J a mf's Ruekc•r. Connlr Ruc kt•r. 1986 DODGE LANCER ONLY S899S Rutl and. ./ 1983 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX $181 96 MONTHLY 1986 RAM .CHARGER Paul Chl'\'al il'r, DN··,t, Marth a C' h<'\'il · lif't', Affld .. OllvP . Martha Chcvalll'r. 10 M<l l'lh a Chl'\•allrr . Ga r y ChC\'3lk r. J;i A. 01\v(' , .Jeffre y ~ - Wf'r ry. RuiJ~· J . Wr•rr~. to Rohf'rt E. Di.tll('\', <'amlvn A. O;.~IIPv , 1.70A . R u!l t~ nd . · · .fohn P. Sco11 . D('c 'd, K<~lhl t'f'nC . Sco11. Affid ,. Sulton. LOn' nzo D. Da\'ls . Sr. h\' 1'1'US1f'C', Davl.~. 10 LorC'nzo D. VHI Da vis Pl. Lo is, Pom. . . Jr .. ROli!:f'r J'.Xt nver R. Pr-rsons. In 13t•ttv Pt•rsons Mrr{'l'r. IA , ChPSIP r. . .larquC'IInr M . Ral rllff. ('J_vd(· 0 . Rat cliff. 10 Edno1 l..ouisr Ha .~ hm nn Kuh11, Th o ma .~ .lOP Sll'wart lla s hrn <.~ n . P:lrf•f'I S Sull sbu r.v. .Jnh n Kra w.~rzyn Jr .. CC'Il;• Rose Mc('oy, Brl tr J. K r:~ ~-.~c·zv n. to F't'ilnk W. Porl N, Jr .. 41f!A . Sutton.· F'osl f'1 ' r.. Nld <l,V, Rns,\' I .. Nlduv . In F1' PI'kf' r .I ;H ·k l•• S101 r c hl•r .•J oAnn M('G ra w, C'rrt. ()f Tran ~ .. C ti r~l('l' . .Ja mt''i R. F r(l('kl' r, .lacklf' Fn•d <('r . JoAnn M1-f:r:111'. Ro~f'l' f,_ Sl an·h f't . l.<.i ii'I'C'nCf' Mr C:ruw . to J um rs H . F' rf'l'k1' r. C lw~h·1 .J o m rs n. 2 dr., b <yl. M;n'\1 W;1JI<Il'f' . Of' r' d, 11 1 h ·a n Wall;ct·P. Nau ml Walla r·!', Ct• rl .. Colu mbia J.u thrr D. Hudson. Ma r,:;an•1 .l. lludson. In Mary M. Bll!-ih . P arl'l'i ~. Sa ll~ hur~·. S1 tHChl'r . MrGr ;.~w, fi:O)ZPI' 1.. Sl urc hf'r. Lawn·nrP .J. Mr Graw. to J a <;quf'll nP K. Hug1.•r L. Siarl'hPr. !i.;i2~1A , Aulo. 1979 Plymouth Volare .......... $129 5: llom r Na llonul Ban k. ~A. l.t·b<Jnon. r~ rf'£' k f'r .. lackh' JoAnn ~l a rt'llf' r, 1979 Dodge Aspen ................... $895 : .Ja m • ·~ H. Fn•rkf'r . .I:J r kll' Sl :11'1 ·1wr. JoAn n M('Craw , RnJ!f'T' 1.. S1a1-rlw r . Law r('n('f' .1 . McCraw . tn .JoAnn Mr r ;, ;aw , ?. !\A. Chi'~ IN Tt'rn 1.. Bn•wt' l . l'kwnil• l1t'r W!'t'. 1o Chrs!N. Pare('!.~. 1981 Chevette ....................... $1195 4 dr. Aula. 4 dr . Auto. PB, PS, Air, 318, 56,000 o<tuol miles. r-;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;::;;;:;;:;:;;;::;;~:;::::::;;:;;;1 4 dr. Auto. PB, Ps:" 1978 Chevy Pickup ................ S1695 Auto. PB, PS. SLOPPY SOCKS ALL COLORS PANDA BEARS SUMMER SHIRTS T-SHIRTS, MULTI-COLORED KNIT 1974 Ford F-100 Pickup ......... $595 Auto. PS. William H. Colf'mfln. Dl'll a H. ('olrfnan . Tl 'U{'IS. OIIVf'. Th o m a ,~ C. Ma rlin. GOLDEN BUCKEYE CARD F'Jo [)(>nn ls Marl in . !n .Ja m• A. Rupt:•. Lo is, Hul Ja nd. Gladys L. Mom·c. [){>( ct. by Exr r .. 111 John Robrrt L f' nfr:;, Ca l h~· C. I.A'n trs. Pi.t r (·(tfs. Pom. vm. C' Jaro H. Shf'n r fl('ld . to Rf'x !'-iheni'I IPI(i. C'alh Ninc Shr nC'fl f'ltl , f\liA , Salrm Dftrls M. Gordon . 10 M ~· rtl 4" Qulllrn . l.ol 124 Mldd VIII. ~P nnP1 h Go1dm:m Ba.v . D!'t'' tl. fo' lorPill 'l' A nn Bav. Arfld., Ol l\'r'. C h rl.~l ln r S. Co nl in. Tf'rram·t• D. Conlin . to Rf'va L. Mu sst•r. l.", ' l!KIA . H ulland. Mo rih'n SuP D: l\· 1.~ . f)r>c•' c.J , tn W \'111 ~ Dnvj !l, .i1·.. ('(•1'1. of Tr·ans .. M lrld. VI II : Roy E. F'rrckC'r. Drr 'd. to JumPS R. $25286 t-....:O:.:.N:.:L.:_Y;;-;S1~2~,5:..::0:;;0=-::::::-:~-;:.;.~-...!!M~O~N~TH!!!L~Y-I OR 1986 CHRYSLER Sth AVENUE ST COLOR • • $2 5286 MONTHLY 1985 DOD'GE CONVERSIO'N VAN EXTRA NICE $31962 MONlHLY $14,000 OR PORTRAITS • • PLUS TAX Special of Week RUNS GOOD 3- 8x10 Color 3-Sx7 Color 6- 3VuS Color 18- Wallet Size Color S99500 . APR based on current banlc rat~s and Length of Contract Based on Tax & Title Down To .· Qualified Buyers. 7.9% APR AVAlLABLE CERTAIN MODELS' s.. Mark Searles, Shawn Bell or ICen. Richardson .. For The Best Deals In Town • • COOPER Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge . 395 So. 3rd Middleport 992-6421 Mld•1p0rt HOURS : Mon,·Fri . 8 to 8: Sat. 8 to 4 HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8 to 6; Sat. 8 to 4 I Eldorado THIS IS WHAT YOU GET 1978 CHEY. MALIBU WAGON .,• I~ •• ..; ' •• : .: PHOTOGRAPHER HERE: ••• '• ,, MONDAY. MARCH 16TH EMPI. fUINITUIE CO. •• ' '. ,• '.•• 108.West Main ,• ••• ~omeroy, PORTRAITS BY FAIN-HUNTINGTON, WV. ..,; . ,, i $5885°0 PI•• Destination Charg•s HELP US CELEBRATE OUR ht ANNI~ERSARV AND SA~E! CHEVROLET. OLDS. CADILLAC Jl CO-BB Located Along Tht River In Pomeroy Ohio ' HOURS: Monday-Wadnaadav· Frlday. 8:30 a.m.-8 p .m .; Tueaday-Thursday. 8 :30 a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Cloaed Sundays PHOTO HOURS: 11 A.M.·6 P.M. I ,.•• ~= 1987 5·1 0 PICKUP I $2 00 OVER DEALERS COST •No Age limit - No Appointment.Needed •Np,Extra Charge For Groups Up To four •Pay Only '3.00 Down - Bal. On Delivery •• PRICE INCREASE MARCH 141M ON ALL CARS IN STOCK . . 30 Total '• ,.~l LAST CHANCE TO SAVE BEFORE CapriCe ClaSSIC 2-dr. Coupe 308 W. Main St. ', : 1917, Dodae Aspen Wagon ...... $995' T wo tone paint, 5800 miles Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge . 992-6421 ('U l' h 0 11(' , 2 dr., auto. looks and runs good. COO·PER 395 So. 3rcl POMEROY - The Meigs County Ccnealo,gica l Soci ety will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at th e Mrig s Co un ty Mu se um . Members are askrd to Iak<' old documents lor display and to explain the significance of lhl'm . RO CK SPR INGS - There will be an organizational meeting of ,• the Bass Club on Satu rda y, 7 • p.m., at the Meigs Count y Fairgrounds. . NEW 1987 PLYMOUTH or DODGE SUNDAY PfiGETOW N - Morning Sta r United Baptist Church, Page· town, is inviting everyone to attend Sunday 6 p.m. service with Rev . Fra nk Salyers. pa s tor. For information call 992-59711. SATURDAY SYRACUSE - SyracusP Volunt eer Fire DPpat·Cment Is sponsorin g a dance at Syracu se Elementary from 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday. Admission $2. Music by Mldnlle Express. ·' SJ2,SOO OR' SPRING SESSION STARTS MARCH 23 fl!lli~ ,\ \rt·hhold lll. t:djl'l.,lllft-4~ c POMEROY White Sh.l'lne of meet 8 p.m. mason ic temple ' ·'' .k ( · Galllp~ 'ls . 3•0 u Second ••'•·• "' VI 446•0699 Pomeroy & Pt. Pleasant Restaurants Only lhP week's ac t i,·i rir-s . GALLIPOLI S - The Gra nd Squares or'Galllpolis will hold a Wes tPrn sty iP squ a re dancr form 8 Co 11 ,p.m. Saturday at St. Peter 's [piscopal Chu rc h in Gallipolis with Bill Bush as caller. POMEROY- Women 's,\uxil· iary of Veterans Memorial Hos' pllal will hav e a so up sa le Frida~· In the lobby of the hospital. The sale will begin at 10 a.m . Runs excellent. loaded C'i ath PRICE Mall Sut.erlpt.lonM -,,..ldt alelp County . FRIDAY, MARCH 13 SATURDAY, MARCH 14 SUNDAY, MARCH 15 w?;h~h!i~~~re~as lh&,\ ·l• •lft•,.,.,•n711, f 'ln ~lrt•t• nhUI , .\1 S••" ' t.dmnnn Ul ~l• • IR, Sp riii~Md !)ally ........... .'........ ............... 2~ ((' MIS Sub5rrlber& notd £'8 1rln,ll: 1o pay l ht'car rlt"'' may remll In adva nce dlrt'C'I to 'J'h(> oatiy Sen tin PI on a 3. 6or 12 ll)Onlh basis. CrPdtt will be given carrier Parh .wE>ek . No $ubscrlp11onl by mall pe-rmltt<'d In arf'8! where homf earrli'r ser\'lce Is available. • SPECIAL! Reds lose tilt in ninth rung Pomeroy, Ohio ~5769. ~ · BEFORE MAR. 31 10 QUALRY• EXCLUSIVELY AI f~t~D~~s;m;•;•h;~;l;·T;•:c:hn~_l•;•;•;'•;u;L<r;s;hcr~kl;•;•·;;±~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~ POSTMAiTER: ~nd addrrss l'hanl-''!' lo ThC' Oall.v ,s,•ntlnf:'l. l1l Cou11 St .. SUBSCRIPTION RATES FRIDAY POMEROY - The Srnio1· Citizens Dance Club will hav e a dance on Friday, March l:lth, at the Ce nt er. The Bend River Bo~· s will provide the music. Admission Is $1.50 and those attending are lo take ~nacks for the refreshment Cable. DEPOSIT MUSI BE MADE West Holmes streak • In ·ends at 108 row TlppPl ' U MDI · l~ " different In the run.players ,getting points Half of WaiJ<er's 16 points came In the early part or the second hall, when the press seemed the most effect !ve. Darrin Sublet and .Pele Hansen, who· keyed the 10-0 spree, each added 11 points for the Rattlers. Joe Verhoff scored 16 points for Rio Grande. 28-8. while Mike Sith chipped in 14. Box score: \.o,·rre given 10 eac h child 10 open lOW(.' I' gr ades did r hy thm !c ;.wt ivi· lies wllll tlw kindergat'lrn !0 "Colors" a nd t hfl Por1!;1ntl ~ luc.lnl s gavr br·ar s uckrr ~ to The Public Uti lities Commtssion at Oh to has set for public heari ng Case No. 67-0t-EL-EFC. to •evrew the fuel procurement practrces and policies ol the Ohio Power Company, the operation oCits Electric Fual Componenl, and related chi ldren prPp:lrPri tile' sc.t•n•·ry. i\fter lh r plays the da ncing Ol'll' trd till' chi ld ren in the "Bubblt · Cum Boog io." Child rrn in lht• Calendar/ happening.r TOURS FOR 1987. ball club,we've played ail year." 2. Clu<ton 0-0 11-11 II, While 1-1 IJ.II 2. To<al• u. It was the Rattlers' defens e zt-67&-17 Halftbn•-Sr.Mary' s2!1,RioGrunde2-l. that caused the score change, as Thro.. polnt ......st. Mury' <8-31Hou•ton full-court pressure often kept Rio 11·1, O..•rryherry 11-1•. Ktllum D-11, Rio Grund( 3-11 (Verhoff '.!-7, ·K1•arn~ 1· 2, Gran d~ f rom geCt1ng as far as Smlthli'I,Singletonll-11. Fouled out-None. half cour(. St. Mary's scored -10 Totul fouL'I-SI. Mary'' 1~ . Rio Grundo !G. 1 t ' Rt-houiui<o·~t. Mary·~ "':1 1Han:wn .•Jamf'!4 . t" po Ints In Iess tha • n wo m nu es fl), Rio Grandt' 39 IVM"hoff 10 ) .i\stth;t!t-SI. because of the press with four M""y'•lliFieldM,O'Kocfo<i ,KiuGr.nd" BadgPs with tht' them(' BE:AH LEGAL NOTICE On Tuesday the SP nior Citizens read Ia the chil dren and pres· ent cd them with bcal' book· ma rkers a nd the children In ret urn gavr bear h'J dgcs and r<•rllficat es of apprecia tion to lh Pm. Wednesday wa s mu sic da y with the teachrr emphas izing "twar" songs. The children ca me tlressrd like book charactet·s and along with the music, grades. children In the bu ild in g. On Thur·sday th e kind Ngarten vis it ed the sc hool lo seP "Goldi locks and the Thrcr Bea rs" and "Fu rs kin s" performed b~' lhc fourth and fifth grade s. DPbbir. Hill , ar t teacher. and somr of the was d('('OI'iJ.!ed with bt"a r paw . hear ltw mrs and bear books. !fupervisor, dressed up In a bear costume to par tiel pate In the• Rl2ht to Rud activities at Portland School: He rtlad "The Giving Tree" to each gradt• emphasizing the lmporlan<·e of reading. Th<•me was "Be Enthusiastic Ahout Reading." . s·0 Rattlers second half .. ··---~Co:!!!nt.!!!.lnu~ed~f!.:::ro:.!!in~pa!li:ge~3:....__ __ NBA results ,. PF.l~VI!<ilR - · lohn Costamia, M:elgs $ mot i\'~110. children hl ghllghled rl\e Right to Read Wee~ at the Portland E!'cmentan· Sc hool. . To kick off the prog ram .. Joh n Costa nza. r h: mcnt ury supPrv iso r, drrsst•d In a bPaf su[l and read a book eniillrd "The Givi ng Tree" to each grade. The themr "Be Enthu siastic Abou t Reading" 1BEA R 1 wa s car ried mit in bulletin bou rd and wa ll dis play and thr gy mna, lum .' SAVE Rattlers, 27-4 with a 17-game winning streak, broke. open the game by scoring the first 8 points or the second period. Andre Walker had 6ofthosepolnts as St. Mary's went from a 28-24 advan· tageJo a 36·24 lead. "We talked to our kids at halftime about their poor shot selection and settling themselves down," Meyer said. "! think those things are typical of first-game jitters. We told them to keep the ball out of the hands of their point gllard and pressure away from the ball." After Rio Grande had made a· slight dent in the deficit to move the score to 4q-31, St. Mary's outscored the Redman 27-8 over an eight-minute span . "The first half we were very good," said Rio Grand,e Coach John Lawhorn. " We-didn't shoot very well, but d!d everything else r ight. "But St. Mary's !s •not the kind or bail team to play catch up with. You can't make against them, because they capitalize on them. " By far St. Mary's Is the best The Ohio Portland notes Right to Read • s In re ona Cl s BY KEITH WISECUP Sentinel News Stall NEW CONCORD - Jenny Miller's 23 points led the unbeaten Meigs MarauderettPs to a come-from-behind ~9 - 34 overtime win over Akron Hoban here Thursday in the opening round of the class AA r e gional tournament. Meigs, now 26-0, had to storm back from a six-point defici t in the final minute of regula lion ro force the over time session In which Meigs scored five point s and Hoban failed 1o score. Down .12-26 with a minute left. Jenny Miller hit ba ck to back baskets In the next 15 seconds to draw MHS to within two, .32-30. After Tam! McDermit t's free Pomeroy- M Friday. March 13, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ' . Pomeroy, Oh • • �Paga-6~The Sentinel • Ohio Legion Auxiliary conducts ·business meeting Mrs. Gerald Rought was en· dorsed by the American Legton Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39. Pomeroy, for the position of Elght,h District president , at last weeks meeting of the umt at the hall. . Her nomination Wi ll be pla ced before the Auxtliary at the summer ~o nventlon to be held In Crooksville In June Mrs. Roughl' s hu sband. G<•· raid, Is a llle tlme m em ber of Pos t 39, a K orea n and V!et na m vet')ran and served 20 years In the active servtce Th<"y res id~ at 158 Lincoln Htll sm ce retiring from t~e service In 1974 . Th e Rought s have three daughter s an(! seven grandchildren Letters of endorsements by the unit were sent to the Department of Ohio. Eighth Dtst11ct Prest dent. Catherine Curl , and the 27 units that m ake up the dtstnct Mrs. Rought IS cu r r ently prcSI dent ot the local untt and has SNved as ft rst v ice president. on vanous comm ittees In the untl and was th e dlstnct Am en ca msm chair m an under Mrs Curl February bemg Amenca nism month, the mPet tng was opened bv a prayer · When Prayer was Legal" bv Chap lam Veda Dav 1s. .Jessica and Ashley Hamilton, Ba ndy Smder and Mi chelle St umplcd Junior m<>mbers, led in I he pi Pdge Mts Rought announced that she has met w ith thr co mm illre from thP Post and the annual btrthda y party will br held at the pos t home on M ar ch 17 Dinner wt ll br ser ved at 6 :111 w i th a j o in t mee ting at 7 30 A sktt, "As the Table Turns'' w tll bt• pr esented by the A uxiliary Mrs Iva Powel l, Mrs Fra nciS Hunnell and Mrs Davts we re appotnt ed to thr nomtn at mg FLY WITH THE MAGIC OF READING - Re hec<: :~ Edwards, Chapter I readln~t teacher at Rlv crvlel-' School. carried out th<· theme of th<• observance In th•• bulletin hoard and other decorations around the school. She coordinated the various activities "'' planned hy the staff. Winner of an ice cream and ~:ookle party lor accumulallng the most points in activities was the sixth grade cia.."' of Mrs. Grac<' Weher, also head t<•ac her. Riverview School has Right to Read activities A balloon launch was the highlight of the Ri ght to Read Week activities at the Ri verv iew Elementary School which u sed "The Magic of Rea ding" as the overall theme of the observance. Students enjoyed the entire week of activities whi ch had been planned by the staff and coordi nated by Rebecca Edward s, developmental r ea ding in stru c tor Activities Included a book marker and quilt bloekcontes t on V0ung 1 I ~ JU/t au,; ~j /''ass meets ~,.of,j Several proj ects , Includin g a; comm itte . Mrs MarJorie Fett y was named historian. and Mrs Gerri Hamrlt on Mtller to asstst · ant JURJor advisOI undet M rs Davts, adv tsor. Several members tra,eled to At hens to pay last respects to Ncactl Carsev's family' She was a pa st pres ident oftheuntt Mrs Rought dra ped the char ter m her honor I t was reported that Mrs Ca t henn e Welsh had fallen at her hom e. and will be con fin ed for severa l '-'CCks Mrs Dorothy Jenkms was also reported 1!1 Se lecti on of Buckeye Girls State delegates was made a t the mret mg with the names to be Annual mspec lton of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order olthe Eastern Star was held Tuesday ntght by Bar bara Pn cc. gra nd conduc· tress of the Gra nd Chapter of . Ohto Ka tht y n Wmdon. worth y rna Iron, and Ztba Mtdktff. worthy patron. pres ided at the meeting Followm g the mltiator y work the! e v.ere r em arks by the distinguished gues ts A sunshine collectton was taken which will go to the OES hom e endowment fund . Am ong those introduced were Dess ie Lorenc, pas t grand rna I ron of AI izona: grand represen tal tves. Kat hl een Min gus. Dela· ware in Ohio. and Emm a Polen. Nova Scotia, worth y . matrons and worth v patrons of VIS iting chapl et s, along with the pas t mat!'Ons of Pomeroy Chap ter, Ka th~ Workman. Sy lvta Midkiff. A nn Hem sley, Pam MassJC, Ch ioru s Gau l, Marie Curt, Ed na Schoenieb, Polly Hysell, Ruby Vaughan. Mabel Goegiein, Joan Kautz. and Debra Chevalier , and past patron s, Dal e Smith, Roger Gau l. and Rodn ey Cheval ier Friday, March 13, 1987 announced later. Erma Smitb Is the Americanism chairperson and Mrs. Rou ght thanked her for work on Girls State. Donations were m ade to the Pomeroy Emergency Squad and the Pomeroy Fire Department and a check was sent to Carl Hy se ll, juvenlleof!lcerfor$50for the M ei gs High School Drug and Alcohol Abuse progr am The unit has partici pat ed In that project for severa l ~ea rs. Mrs. Rought gave lit ter bags to the m em bers from the group ' To close the meeting , Erica McCim tock r ead "George Wa· shlngton" and Mrs Davis had the pra yer for peace 0 ES inspection held Honored Masons Introduced were Bob Reed, Harrisonville: Bob Kuhn , Middleport , La rry Spencer, Racine: AI Crow. AI bany , and Dale Sm1th. Pomerov. Ruby D1 ehi. H ar rIson v llle, and Mrs Schoenleb, Pom eroy, were present ed as 50 year member s. Also Int r odu ced were Ruth Chnstman, gra nd page to the deput y grand m atron, Charles King. grand atde to the depu ty gr and ma tron: those wilhlormer gr and appomtments, and pa st m atrons and past patrons of other chapters •, I .. '. St. Rl. This pecials FRIDAY, MARCH 13th r;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;j m lm••ro.w ~ M ond ay, a pape1 badge da y on Tuesday, story ti me at noon and m ov1es on ll terar) works. Other act tvitlcs mcluded daily sustained stlent reading pen ods, d r~ss .ts you r favOI li e book character. an cl a contes t to sec who In eac h cl ass rea d the most books Classes were awarded point s for the ae tJv tties they ha d pa t tiCipated m wtlh the wmnm g cl ass receiv ing an tce cream and cookte p.lftv . Pleaser's, Ptzza Hut . Datry Queen, and Kecbaugh's of Tupper s Pl ai ns and Ches ter co ntributed gift ccrtlftcates to the awards ceremony . SUNDAy I MARCH 15th LIVER AND ONIONS DINNER ...................... . $395 Delldous Veal Liver cooked with aod 11110thorlned In Frosh Onions 11rvod with Mashod Potatoes and Homomado Gravy, Hot buttored Corn and a stearwy Hot loU, Maxwell Hou11 coffee or Dtcaffolnated, both froshly brewed (a small drink rway bo sublti1utodl. , SATURDAY 9· 1 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM ,992-5141 RESTAURANT 228 W. POMEROY The Qlbton "Circus o1 sovtngs• troln Is back again .. ~ with a ron· laotic orroy ol votuast With allroc· the flma to buy thai dependable Gibton appliance lo NOW! FH08M6 community CEC3S5W,; GOLDEN ~EDALLION ELECTRIC llANGE ~anty' • J.'Veor Food loss Protecllon Pion *Unlimite~ Checking *Accidental Death Insurance *Money-Saving Discounts *Interest Paid On Your Balance *Free Bank By Mail *Personalized Checks *Universal Moneycard *Visa - MasterCard *Emergency Cash Advance *Credit Card ProteCtion • Recessed cloctc/t•me• • Infinite heal setectiOI\$ • Adjustable cold control NOW$299 ISAVE ONLY .,.. __ .. -·- -· 1}()(1 ~....,....::f=- • '• WITH GOLDEN WARRANTY', •- - crlspen .. • clkJe.oot fwln glde-out ~$549 'Soo-""'"""""'....-""""""""' qualify. MASON ' MEMBER F.D.I.C. ' 2212 JacJrlool Avem~e Point Pleuant, W.Va. Second SWeet Muon, w.va. 204 bnngs a correspondtng mcrease 1n the problem of what to do wtth our ever-shnnk1ng publt c General Merchand•se land areas. Naturally, we don't need to be ~··oo\ Asencg, Inc. ·•.,.......: St. OH. Condor Pomeroy, Acron from tho Courthouu POMEROY, OHI0-992 ·6677 """'" • 992-2975 1111 Ou11kel and Rutll Ann reminded that we must grow crops and graze CHA'PMAN SHOES $'" "Po111111g '1 Qwfllg Stm" I 04 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY 992-2815 \._..... Pomeroy Jtvestockrlwewanttoeat; andthatwemustflnd new sources of energy .tf we want to dnve our CarS and heat Or COOl OUr homeS at affordable costs. However, we should still f1nd room In our 'Jd 1 d f land and tn our hearts orthewr crea ures an · the pJantS that feed them, nOI On jY fOr th e1r beauty and cultural value , but also because our I1ves are tn I erd epen d en t WI th th etrS tn ways that most Of us Will never understand Your fatth Will teach you that God made them all , and saw that MT HERMON UN ITED BR~ IH RF:N Veterans IN CHR IST CHURC H I oc,lll'<l In Tc,.;,ts communlly oil c t R1 R2 fl• '' Hoix'rl Memorial Hospital Sa nders, pa slor lrrf Holt('l I,JV karlf' r Fd Rou-h Suod,oy School Supl Sooul ov 115 I. Momonal Dr. School 9 .)() " m m01 nl ng wor ~h lp ,ttld lhlltlu·n s drunh 10 :m o1 m 1 •t nlnj.! prrachlng ~f'rvlrr first lhii'C' Sund wv)o, 7 Pomo111y 992 -2104 u1P m . '~"'"''' ' ""'"' '"" "" '" "''·'' e>vl'n ln ~ 7 .10 p m , W~in l'~d. I Y Pr l\('t Meello" AI " '" Sl uol v .ond Ynulh ,_., ,llu• sun!l.l\ vh~ti0~~ "hF m r. 1m oF PROPHH y LOLII NI on 0 J Whl!l" Ro td 1,;o or Jl lghW,I\ Pat H••n<oo P·"'"' ' """"' ,, '"'"'"' ,,am m Cta<SP< ChuiO h II Mo rn infor·'" g wot·' ""' shlp ruolor 11 ,, m Adul t S< h•Y•I (I !II 1 rn SrC'nnt l 11 1nU1t h Sund . l \ ~ \\m o; hlp s PI\It t' Ml' MOH IIIH BAPTIST Fl1ll l 1h ,unl M.11n S1 Mldtll••pmt I t~ ' \ ( .J IIJI'I r C't .11,~:~ )I p l~ l u t Mt s I t\l n Hl!UIIl~ · 'ldlll 'r Suml ,l\ Sdmol :-:iu pt Sund,t\ ~ honl!l JO lt m w nr~ h lp Sl•rvl<'f' m 4'i <1m SUCCf. SS !WAD r 11 UIH' ll OI'C' II HI"l I - lost•ph ll Hos kins l'Va nj:H>Ilsl Suncl.tv SYRACUSE FIRST UN ITE D PRESBY Sund ay School, 10 a.m . ChOII PIUC!Ice 6 p m Sumt.ov """" " p,., ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Church S('rvlrc, 11 15 a m pi C's. Chlldr£'n ~ Chu rch and i\ duH Blhtr RUTLA ND CHURCH OF GOD. Pastor , they were very good Let US believe thiS and dO Study W('([nf>sd<JV .11 7 30 p m TRm ITY C'HUROI RI'v W H Pr>nin John Evans Sunday School 10 00 am. ' ' HOPf. BAPTIST CI! APF.L '>70 G'"ni .. · , :. pastor lX't>bil' F\u('k Suncl<i \ ~I Sup! Sunday Morning Wo rsh!p 11 00 a m Chll all that we Can tO preserve them S! . Mlddlrpm l Afflll ,ttf'd wll h &•ultwt n 1 \I nln~ ~Pn lf ' l ' 7 p m • •· Church s:-hool 9 1:l.t m Wcrshlp Sl'l\ IP lfl ill dren's Chu rch 11 a m Sundav Ev('nlng B,lptlsl Convcn t!OI1 David Brv an Sr Ml i'l NfECOSIAI . ASSF. Mlll \' Hntln t ' l • m (he ll t'f'h<W"'i.ll, 1\J<'Sd:.J\ 7 lJ p m SPrvlce 7 00 p m Wed 6 p.m Young La nlsh•r Suml tv Schon! Ill 1m Mo1 nlnj:! il l 124 WHI I,Im 1\ob wk p.t ... tnt Sund,ly 1md!'' 1h1 1"f llnn nf IJl t~ Rw ! di<'s' Auxiliary Wednesda y, 7 p m Fa m 1.---------------------------~ worship 11 ,, m , E"rnl n):! wor!> hl]) 7 p m POMJ:J\01' CHURCll Of' THF. NA7A lly Worshi p WPdh C'sday e>VI"n i11g Rlhlt slutiY .nul Srhoul 10 ,1 m Suncl 1v I'Vf'ninl-( sl'l vl r·t 7 ' , p m Wf'jl!lf'!<da v rv<' n l n~ st•r vlu 7 pIll , • RF.NF' C'nr rll'l lJn10n .m<i Ml ltx•n'\ Rf .., HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURCH Off T1.1esday, 7 30 p m prayrr ffi('f'tlng 7 p m ( AHPI Nl L H BAI'TI SI Dun (' ht'.H111' Thoma.,.Cilm Mrflull.l! p.:tslor Norrrun Plf'S Rt 124 3 mil('s from Po rtland Long Bot dav al 7 W Pm· MPn's Pr<~vN Brt"a kfa.~t. REORGAN IZED CHURCH OF .J ESUS BRADFOR D rt-IIJH.C' H OF' CJ /11.1ST Sl Supl Sund.l\ ~~ ltn1•l 11 l{) .1 111 Morn l n~ 1 -, IPV S S Supl Sund.t\' Sfhool q Vl d m tom Edsel Hart pastor Sund ay School Wf'dnrsdav, 7 am IGra('('t CHRIST OF' LATTER DAY SAINTS Port n1 124 and Co Rd 5 Ma r.k SC'C'\l'r~ minis Wo! Nhip ltJ 111 .1 m l' t,t\lf'l ' I 1\l(f' .111\.'l n , ' ' m01 nlilg "orshlp 11! lJ ;~ m ~'' m mg ~£r\1('(' 6 9 30 a m Sunday morn ing preachln):t: SUTTON- Churc h School 9 30 a m land·Rat'in£> Road Wlll laf" Roush, pastor tp Sund av St·hool Supl ll .~rn Hl'n " p m. mld-•.H'C'k srrvir'f' Wrdnf'Sdav 7 p.m 10 30 a m Sund av evrninJ!: SE"rvlces, 7 30 Mornln.Q: Worship 10 ~5 8 m first and third Unda Evans church school dlr (l(' tor dr lcks. Suncl av School 11 :m a m , Mor nlniZ .t il' Suncl ,lvs I'll £ CHlllH 11 or IF'St Js r 11rusr , CRACF. EP ISCOPAl CHURQI :tli E pm ._ Sundavs, Frllow shlp dlnnN wll h Carme>l Church school9 30a m Morn lng~~oors htp Worship 10 '10 ,t m, E\ t•nl ng wnr.,.hlp7 p APOS1 OLI C' I Al ii I - N• " l lm,t Hd M.tln ._, Pom"t'fl\ !'.und.l\ "t'f'\ IC'f'S Holv third Thursdav. 6 30 P m tMcG uh f'J Hl 30 am. Wedn rsdav (>ve nin ~ prayer m W«<n('sd av wors hip '7 p m MIDDLEPORT fREEWILL BAPTIST IH'Xl Ill Fort Mt l~ s I ' 11 k lllll l,tiH! l!otlf'l t mmmunmn lln t il• fll st Sund 1\ nf P,n h m:mth CHURCH Corn er Ash and Plum Ralph KENO CHUR\ H OF CHR IST Vc•rnon servi ces 7 30 p m ST PAUl LUTHERAN CHUH CH Rl<h urdN jlll lllur SPnl C f·~ 11 7 pm 1111 ~ .m<l tllmbmNI ..-1th mot run ~ ~<IVI't on lhf> Cu ndiff pas tor SundaySchoollO: OO a. m Eld rldgP mm lstn Olt\PrS"' '''n Sund nv BETHI EHE M BAPT IST Rf'v Ear l CornN Sycamore and Srcon<t St ~ l'o Wt tlrf1 s fi . t v ~ und Suru lt v" thinld Sunda\ Morru ng pt ·•VPr ,md s(!J nun on Mornl nJ!: Worshi p. 11 00 am : Wfrlnrsdav Sc-hool Supt Prrachln~ q ~ '' m f'.lch Shulf'r pastor Worship servlcr 9 30a m mrrov Thf' Rev Wltl!um Ml£ld lr ~wtut all ot hc'r Sund.JVs d t!'t fl'('lnlh C'hufC'h Sctlool Ml tliH II' IJI!li'I N II H IS i t\1 lhltrl and Sa turd ay Eve nl nF:: Services at 7 30 p Sunda v Su nd<~ \' School }[) 30 a m Blblr Stud v und pustOJ Sund.•v School G 4 ~, ,1 m Chu r( h ,md Nu~r.· C\ trr prml<'«i Cnfff'f' hoW' In ttw:> AIl H1 \ ( (,II k ll11 k 11 ]l 1~11 11 ( 11! t'\u l m HO BSON CHRISTIAN UNI ON iThur pr.rver Sf'r\kC' Thursdav . 7 lO p m servlrf' tt am P.1 1 1~h Hall tmJn'(lt,Jif'l\ If 1100 lng- ttl' scn1Cf' man Durham ) pas1or. Sund a}' service CA RLETON INTERDENOMJNATJON SACRED HEAl! I C'HUHCH M s~ r rm ~ h 1111 S u ml t\ St !1"111 Sup! Sumt n RJMERO\ CHURCH Of' CHRIST 2!2 W S1fl <"f )II I tn \111 11 I 1 1 ~,1 ~ Ill ! til fl!l.. , ' 9 30 a m rvenlng scrvleE" 7 30 P m AL CHURCH. Kln.Q:sburv Road Rf'v Da An thony Gl,lnn ••mon • Ph 992 5119!1 S<~ t ur MEIGS M.dn Sl N1•tl Proudfoot jlJ)o.1ff Blhlr School l \ tlllnt ~ 1 '1 \l!l ~ tl ioprn \\ !''ll ltt...,lb\ 1\1 , 1'1 Prayer m(l('tlng Wedned av. 7 3ll pm v!d Curfmon p.1sro, Sund av Sch ool9 .JO d.1y Evf'n l n ~ Mass 7 10 !) m ~unrl .t y COO PER~TIVE PARISH If: I I 1m Mornln gv.~hlp IH lll ,t m Youth 111• ~ llld \ ~~ ~ 11pm Vnu lh ~ t l\l! t ~ lr l : REARWAI.LOW RIDG E CHURCH OF am, Ralph Carl Supt Evrn ln ~Z worship Mass Bam ,md 10 ,, m Co nfrsslons 01w UNITED METHODIST CHURCH t11 1 11 7 1111llll • mt"('l tnJ..,"'> h:mpm E\f'nlng\l.l"Jrshlp 7 fll p CHRTST,JosrphB Hos kins p1u;1or Blb l(' 7 00 pm PrayN m('('lln g WednPSday ha lf hom b{'fOi t' I'<J {'h M,1ss CC 01l. ts~Ps NORTHEAST CLUSTER 0,1s" 9 m.tm Morn inji!Worsht p1031lt1 7 00pm l l am Sunday I ( ( I r " ll' I 1.1 1 0 \\;s lll 1' I !M Mil l S1 m Wf'itnooda\ nll!:ht fX"3Vt'r m('('ltnJ!: und Bib!<' Rev. Don Al'fher Ml•td!• jH•Il !ltll l ht •l C h111 k M1 l'lll'!son ~H.Kh 7 Ill p m m EvM11 ng Worshl p t; ~O pm rh ursd,IV LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Ver non VICTORY BAPTIST 525 N ~ nd St Rev Roy Dl'et er THF. S<\LVATIOJ'>; ARW. 115 Butt('f'nut Blblt' Sluth 6 10 p m Eldrldg{' puslor Wall ace Damew ood, S Mldfllf'pOrt .Jam1•s F. K<'<'S£'1' p.t ~ tor p '" '"' Sund ,, S1 ho •I JU 1 m Suml.1 ~ Ke~. Seldon JohnAon lll ' rl lll j..!~P I Ii t< ~ ll t pnl !lldWt'l.llli'S ih V • 1\l£' flniTJ('IIl\' Mrs I:hr 1 Wining In c:h.u ,:ro NEW STlVERSVIL LE COMMU NITY S Sup! SundaySchool9 30a m . Wo1 ~ h lp Sundav m ornl n ~ wors hip 10 ,, m Evf'n ALFRED - Church School 9 3fl am SUnd.t\ hn l m~" JT'K'('t\1\g, 10 .1m SUnd<lv OWRCH Sundav S('hool SN\ 1('(' 9 45 a Service, 10 30 a m tn g sC'rvlcf' 7 p m, W('dnl'sd,•v I'VC'nlnl.! "''"(" 11 7 plll ' ' 1./ Wo rs hip 11 am. UMYF6 :Ki p m : UMW St h(I'JI IIlli .1m ~rvt l\' ~R-.111l Y~M II N'J'IC1Ull \ H,\ J'! IS I Ktrln • th Smltlt m Worship S<' r\' ICl' 10 :U:J am HYS ELL RU N HO LI NESq CHUR CH ~~o ors hl p 7 p m Vlsl tallo n Th urscl,t) fi 111 p Third Tu esdav. 7·:W p m Communio n p 1~ 1o1 Sund1 1 S1ht• O! 'I 111 1m t'hUII h E\·a ngrolls tl c Sf'rv icf' 7 :W P m W£'dn £>S Mlkr Thompsnn Nrv. Hcl\<'n W\' p.1 ~ I M m 1:.101."'<' Ac1.m-. IC'i.tdr r 7 ¥1 p m ~\ aUcm firs t Su ntl <~V IArch"rl m•..,tmg ' ,lt'JOU.'l SJX'<Ik£'1:' .tnd mwm ~ JX'('Ials tL1v Praver m (l(ltln~ 7 :ID P m 1'hursda v ~ ndd\ St:hool ,~ t ~ :lO ,1m Morning o,o, or MORSE CHAPEl CHURCii Chailf's ... r,, u , 7 lllpm H• u1hl lllfl\l s h lp t• mp ,, ., CHESTER - Wors hip 9 am , Chu rch ThurS<l.l\ t1 l l ;,~ m m ! p m Lad I('!I; HoTlY' ZION CHURCH OF' CHRIST, P() mrrov st lP ,11 10 U'1,1 m Su ntl avf'H'n lng~('n 1<£' Norrl~ pas tor Suncl,l\' School. 10 am. m nih I• ' 'ud' 1hu l\d '" 7 111 p m , ,1 SchoollO a m Bibll'Study Thursdav 7p !T il LOSPII J lf. II I IK) t 'S J. Hl4'i l.A.'!l~'l.l£' mPmtx:or"' m f'hUJ gr ,Jll 'ol.'flml'n Han lson vlllf' Rd Robf'rl Purtr ll mi ni~ <J I i \() p m 1 h u• ~rl.l \ ~<'1'\ Jc ps al 7 Ul P worship Sl'rV I{'f' II .1m , SunrJ,n• ni ght m UMW fh·st Thursdav J p m Com m wors hip Sl' tVI C(' 7 m p m MidWPI' k Il l! tllll IIO,Ifl I ' •fill 1o1 I om f\t Il l P•" · ' ' ln\11NI i!-1:1 pm 'lhurl'l:l t\ C'01po; Cadf't lf'r ~ t('Vf' Swnl rv. S S Supt • Bill McEI munlon firs t Sunela\ IArchen ,' 1111 J),tllll l l.ttlllHrt S S St1p1 S um l o~\' • 1 Cl.L•;s.o; •Young Pmpll' Rlhlf'l i :Jl p m BtblC' 1'0\ h"sl Sup! Sund av SrhoiJI 9 :«! •1 m FH EEDOM GOSPEl MISq ]QN ,11 Ba If! prayf'r Sl'r\ let' Wt'tlnt<sti,J \' 7 p m JOPPA- Wor ship 9·10 am, Chu rch m f!llllnL:~II\1<1 ot iU•tll Sumlt\1'\ 1'11 Studv .mfl Pr .1\l'r mff'tmg q1m Io tti> pubhc Worship srl'\' lcr 10 30 am E'e>nl n~ wor Knoh loconrd on Countv Ho.td 11 Rf'" WESLEYAN BIBLE HOUN t SS Scho ol 10· :vi n m Blbll' Studv WC'dn asdav I ll ) , ~ ~ 1\ I<I' i \1) JJ Il l I U I "i d IV tlld 'l'hUI 'I ,. shill Sunday 7 p m ,tnd Wcdm stl,,y_ 7 P m 1 a" 1pnr f' ( ,lu l':-ofl C<l mp p.l ~ t or HP\ CHURCif of Mlddl!'porl lnt . 7'1 PP,ttl St POMEROY 'A1'STSJDE O!URCll OF 7 :Kl p m 1John~ o n 1 CHRIST nZ'tiClllldrt'fl .. s l1ot11' Ro.rd ICollnl \ ST JOHN LUTHERAN C'Hl tCtl, Pin(' Ro,~::rr Willlor<! ,tsst p<~sllll Prrochln g Rf' v Iva n Myrrs pu stor Hop:f'r M,lnl t•y (In SN\ l'' ' •t 7 ll l t• rn ' LON C BOTIOM - Chu rch School 9 3ll \\ OIH I nl ' I 'A I I ll 111 Mill St M II\{! II' "GrO\ r Th!' Rr ' Wllll,tm M ,{][('swart h, ~f'l\ !Cl'~ Sunda \ 7 UJ p m P• t\ l'r ffi l 'l t in ~ Sr Sundav School Sup! Suml 1y Sf hnol Road 7ti\ ~2 ~t'l Voc rl mm.:it Sundcl\ Wor a m Won hlp 7 p m: Biblf\ S!udy WE'd pastot Church-.f'rvlc£'9 Ulam Sunday WPdn<'<. : CII\ 71/l pm c •. tt\ C.1lfflth ' 1 30a m Morn ln~W ors h lp J O .IOam . p!!! l Sund,11 mnrnmJ ~ ~ n '' • Ill f', , Jll ~l hp 10 .t m Rtbl••Sludv U ,1m Wrrshlp ti Jl nrsda\ 7 30 p m UMY F' . W£'dnNldav Suwl '' l'l f'nln l! 7 141 l h u r ~l ~l \ 111/ttnl n ~ m Wrodnr•i;d,l\ Bihlr Sfurlv i pm Schnol lO :'Ill a m lf'< Hit•r Youth g H 1u p ~ Sund,n r\Pnlng ·' ' Ev rnln~ Wors hip 7 30 p m WNinl'~ llu \ n00 p m Communion First Sunda v Bllll• '-11111 \ 111 ' rn \\• >t lr H "o t ~l \ 1 v mln ~ \ 1 Olll DE~'TER B!RI I' CllRIS'llAN BRADBURY CHUR CH OF CHRIST. li ~~ p m \'.lth Rol!u tnd Vlnlrl Wllllotcl (•Vl'n ln ~ Rtblf" st udv pr.lyt•r <1 nfl pr ,ll sf' tArchPrl 7 llt ,p m .John Wrl,l!:ht p 1 stm Sund.< \ School 9 :ID a lradl'rs Commu nlon s(' v k<• first Sund.1' sC'rvl c(' 7 :10 p m C'HL'ROf AI\ In CUI1l~ p.t.~IOI Lind,! ~an 1 REEDSV ILLE- Chur ch &:hool9 ll a m I...Jrrv H.t \'n<'s S S Supt Morn ing (',H h monrh Nl' \\ ll 1W I N I IILI I<Ilt OJ- I Ill NA Supt !-iund<J\' Srhool'~ 11 .1m 11 rnf'11lng ~f·r m Worship SPrv l('{' 11 00 ,, m n:K'f' l('l'l /'.Mt l t\ 1' 1l1 \ (.ltllllnn SIII!Ud )l,llllfll 'oi.Or ~hlp 10 ~0 ·' m WHfTF: c;; ( Hi\ PEL ~'VF.S L EYAN '1n'S fir.; I .mel 1hil t1 :O:Und.n tolk:M In,; ~Jrt l \ LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURI'It TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL Sun d p,Stl1"ul' l 10 •Ill \o\ ot ~ hlp ~ r·nlrt· , .,, RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA ('HUHCH - ('()ol\ Ill !' RD R1 \ Phlt llp Rl ~hool Youth mf'C'!Ing il:J p m rv('fV Sun OF' COD - Cllbrrr SPf'nCN p.tSIOI Sun· Ch ur ch School 9 am Worship 10 a m. 111 111 1 m Ynulll ~ l 1\111 Sund.w 11 15 11 ! t RENE Rl'\ Llovd D Grimm. J r pas 1m riC'nour p, .,.tor !oiund.IV School ~ :W il m 1 da y St<hool 9. 30 ,1m : Morn lnl{ Sl'rvlt'«' BlblP St ud ~, Tuesda\ 7 30 p m • UMW. Ora Bass . Ch.t lr man or thP Bo<J rd ofC'hri" "' 01ship Sf>rvkC' \0 ]') .t m Rlhl£' ~ t u dv m Su rul l, l \l' ll in~.: ~ • •\ 1 1\ i !IOpm w•..-t , 10 OOa m . Sund <ly £'Vf'nlnJ.,: s( rvkf' 7 00 p. Third Tu\'Sda)', 7 :lO p m. Communion nf ,if,,v l' l, t\ 1 r Mt•t!ln u uul lllhl' Srudv ., ,., llun I.lff' Sundav School9 10 a m Morn .•nd 'ol. orsh!p Nf'rvlt C' Wf'd nf>Nd,•v 7 p m m , Mid wP<'k p1ayN srrvlrl' Wrdn1•sdu y First Sundav 1A1t hf'r l. mg \.\-Ors hlp 10 lO 3 m C'\a ngell sll<' sf'r RUT ! AND CHURCH OF' CHRIST GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST 'i Oi l pm ~ · CENTRAL CLUSTER 7p m ~ I AS I S! w l'lll Ml NT (' JHJI!f ll Sun • .Y vier 7 00 p m Wcdn C'sd a~ N('rvlcc, 7 P m M.•rk JonNi. pu-. tor Bill Nich olson Su n Prl'achln g 9 30 a m first and sE'COnd. Sun MT OLIV E COMMUNITY CHURL II Rt>v. ,Jam eti E. CorNU d n di Ptnt !lll ~ •1dH ~ .111 Ill lh ur ~ ll tl \ LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Dt•x flavSchool Su pt Sun tla\ Sr hoo19 30a rn , davs ot each month third Bnd fourth Sun LawrPnce> Bu!h pa stor Max F'ntnu •r S1 Rev. Steven NeiMOO IC'r. W oodv Call p<1stor St•rvlcc>S Sundav Mor nlng w orship 1/ld Co mmunion 10 :m a '" ll 111) ~ ~ nh t ·~ 11 7 Ill day each month worship sPrvlcesat 7 JOp Sup! Sunday St'honl and Mornln ~ W• H ~ hlp Rev. Melvin Franklin 10 u m .1nd 7 p m Wf"dnN'da)' 7 p m m lli! S'fll i\ PI ' IS'I'fl ti'1 H tl M•.,un W ,,•, m , WMn€'sda y f:'Vi'nlngs at 7 30 p m 9 '\O u m , Su n<lay('vf'nlni!: sf'r\'hl ' 7 pm Re... Glemt'!ftte S. Zunlra. ,Jr. • \'.1 l ' , , ~ t ru IIIII M ut ph \ Sunrlt\ Srtlr~tll Ill , ·~ Pray£'r and Biblf' Study RU1 LAND BIBLE METHO DIST i\m os Youth mN'IInl! ,mel Blhll' S!ud y. W cdnt'~ Rev. Rohert Mmuaman 1 n1, Sunil I\ 1 \ f'ITi n j~ i ~~ prn P l ,l\l ' t SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Mulb RAC INF. FIRST BAPTIST St('YE' TJII\s p.• ~wr Sonnv Hudsnn su]ll Sundav ASBURY ISvracusrl- Wors hip Jl a m d t~y 7 p m rm •t •T i n ~.: tntl Bl h l • · ~ tuth Wt~lni M ~tv 7 ~ ) \.;. t"rry Heights RoEld Pom£'roy Lero} Dravt"r Pasror Mlkf' Sw iJ:l rr ~u nd ay Schuo l !I tn ,, m Morning ~~o•ors hlp 10 30 UNITED f"A ITH CH URC H Rt 7 on Po . C'hur ch SchOo\9· 45 am: Cha t ~(' Bible 1•tn l \ t T\<~nPo,o,r ln, rn< ' .~ St hrxJI Supt Sundil v School !i ~0 ,1m ,, m Su nd,l\1 ('\f'nlnJ,.: s('rVI CC' 7 00 p m Bruen . Pastor. Sabbath School Superln mf'ruy Rv P:1ss Rf'v Duvicl Wl ~ rm, • n Sr 1 Stu dY. Wcdn rsda v. 7 3fl p m UMW. f!rs t I H I ' IIA N D IW ~ \'\ollillAP I IS f S t, , tf' nd('nl Rhond a Mark in Sabbat h School Mornlnp: wors hip 10 40 u m Sunday W t'l'.:i n P~ d.I V Sl'rvlrl" 7 p m WMPO prO· pa~ tor Melvi n Dr.tkt· S S Sup! Sund.ty TuC'Sdav 7 30 p m. Choir Rrh('ars<tl It m <..; t HN· Jl,tul 'I t\1 \tJI p 1'.: tn1 Sunlit \' " begins at 2 p m on Saturdav wit h worship ('VC'nlng 'oi.Or~h lp 7 :KJ p m WC'd nf'Sd.W g1.1m !l " m l'.Jrh Su nd ,1v School 9 :VI a m , Morn ln ~ Wor!!hl p 10 '\0 W('dnf'Sdav 6·:l0 p m . UMW fourth Sun ~ luu li lfl . tlll S u nl l . l \ l \ t n ln~7 11t'lpm • ~~ Sl"rvlce tollowl. n,g at 3 15 Evl:'ryonP wl:'l !'V('n in .~t Albl<' studv 7 30 p m RUT! AND CHURCH OF THE NAZA r.vrn ln ~ Wors hip 7 30 p m Yb'dn N d.tv dov,l\ 30 p m INf'lsonl \ wt~lnl ~tl ,,, 1'\ Pnln g pt.tvPt nH'i'llnl! 1· 1• ~ BURl iNGHAM CO MMUNITY CHURCH RI~ Nf. Jtrv I ov. 1II F'0rd pa stor Sund.ly comf' ProyN ServiCl' 7 :\l'l p m ENTERPRI~E Wor ship !t am , p n1 ,._ BW'IInc:ham Rav laud('rmllt pa~tor: Ro RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Church Sc.' ho oi !O a m . Bible Study . Tu f'S· School'\ to .t m . Worship 'lf'I'VICC' 10 liLt F'AITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Ra ll1oad SOU I II III:Tl ll l Nl W 'II Sl i\MJ. NT ' \ bert Qu.,ui asslst.rnt pastor Sund1:1y Sdlool m Youn):! proplr s sl"rvlrf' 6 p m - Slstt~r Ha rrlell Warnrr, Supt Sunday St Mason Sunday School 10 .a m Mor n day. 7 Wpm: UMW. Firs! Mondav 7 .'J1 ,C IILil< II Sih11 !! ldgt • f)u .mt ' S', dt •rr \ .. 10 a.m.. " orshlp 7 p m , Wf'dn('!IO(Iav fj p. m School fl. 30 a m ; Morning Worship, 10 45 E\ ~ n l!t l lstlt ~ f'rv!rt• f, 30pm Wcdnl'Sd,t v I n~ worship 11 a m Ev<'ninl! >,('r\ lt1' fi p p m: UMYF' Su nday 6 p m Choir Rf' ~ 1ihkl'r p p,lnr Sunrl,t\ Sl htw tl (' , 111. • , ~ your h ml't'tlnl! WOO 7 p m church S('f'VIC'l'S 7 p m sPrY\{(' a m. m Prayrr ml'l•lln~ and Blbl(' Stud y Wrd twarsal. 6 30 p m WPdn PSdav !F ra nklin) V. tJJ ~ hlpl.\i •l vl r> 1H 1 r11 Sur ltl.t \1 \ tllln p' POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. Lyston PI NE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH '-1 MASON CHURCH OF CIIHIST Mil l<r nrsday, 7 p.m FLATWOODS- Ch ur ch SchOol 10 am mll roffR1 325 Rl"V Brn.J Wall s p .L~ t or Hall eY. mlnlsler, Sunday &:hoot 9 30 a S1 Mason . W Va EugrnP 1 Cnn~C'r ml FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rrv Nylo ~ l t\ h• 7 tMipm Wfll!llt \ d ,tvn lgh1 111hlt• • \. Worship. 11 a m Bible S!Ud} Thu rs Rotx>rt St~ar iC'S S s Supt Sundav School \IUIIV i IIIJ 0 m """ m MorninF!: Worship 10 30 a.m. nistf'r Sund '" Blhl f' Stud\ 10 am. Wor Bordl•n past or Cornt•l lus Bunl h ~ upt dav 7 p m . UMY F Sund ay 6 p m ~·30 a m Mor nin g Worship 10 :10 .1m ship 11 am ,md 7 p m WNinf'!lda y Blbl r f'IRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Po rFr,lnkllnl Sundav (1\C'nl n£ srrvicf' 7 30 p m . Wr<l meroy Pik e E. Lamar O'Bryan t. pastor. Stud v vocu l mu slr 7 p m FOREST RUN - Worship !t am llf'Selay ~ rvl cr 7 30 p m .Jack Nreds Sunday School Director Sun l i BF.RTYA~SF.MBLY OF GOD Dud Church SchOol 10 A M Choir prac! Icc SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Lill i<' day School 9 30 am Mornln~ Worshi p, din A" J..tnf' Ma.,.on W Vn J N Tha r kPr Tu f'Sday. 6 30 p m UMW . first Tuf'Sday pastor Strvr Lltllt> S S Supr Sunda v fJ.tstor F.vf' nlng N('rv lc{' 7 'tO p m Wo to 4!i, rvrnln~wonhip 7 OOp m tO S T ) 7 :Wpm 1Nrlson) S('hool 111 am , Morning v. orslp 11 am, m{'n ' s Mi nls1n Thursday 9 :lO ,t m . & 7 30 tE S T ) Wedn('sday Prayer Ser HEATH !Middl('portt - ChurrhSchool Sund av f'\l' nln,e: worship 7 JO p m Pravf'r Wf'dm·~ d.• v Prayer and B!bl(' Study 7 lf1 vice, 7 00 p m ID S.T.\ & 7 30PM IE S 9 30 am , Morning Worship 10 30 am, mN'tlng and Blblf' SiudvThursdav. 7 .10 p T 1. Mission Friends fali:cs 2 6) , Royal pm You! h Group, 4 p m , W('dnC'Sdav Chu rch m, You lh m N~ ! lng Wrdn rsdav at 7 p m Ambassrul ors I bOys aJ'!CS 6·18 ), and Gi rls Choir rt'hcarsal. 7 p m , Thu rsday HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN REJOICING I IFF: BAPTIST CHURCH In Acti on ta g€'5 6-181 on W('(l nrsdays 7 p Pravf!r 5(orviC(' 6 30 p m Blblf' St udy, 7 CHRISTIAN UN ION Th e !1l>v Qavld - 383 N 2nd AvC'. Mlcldlrp ort Sunday m tDST 1&7 30pm !E.ST.l .Tursday McMan is, pas lor SundoySt hool9 30 .t m p m tZunigal Sc: hool 10 rt m Sunda y f'Vf'nln g 7 (}() p m , VlsiW.Ilon. 6. 30 p m MTNERSV JLL£ - Wo r~; hl p Srrvicl' 10 ·i I , Sunda y morning s('rvlc(' ll am, Sun Mid wrC'k srrvlcr.. Wf'd . 7 pm FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCit Ba l· a m Church School, 11 a m , UMW thi rd da y ni.Q:ht serviC<' 7 30 Wednesa y rra yPr ley Run Road Rev EmmNt Rawson, pas Wr'dn rs dav J p m . Choir pract!Cf' Mon ml't.'tlng, 7 30 pm LANGSVILlE C..: HHI HI AN CHURCH . tor Handl PV Dunn supl Sunday School dav, 7: 30pm 1Nrlson1 FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCll, Lelarl , Dallas Jant'y, Sunday SChool Supt Sund ay 10 a m , sunday evrn in~Atlrvlce 7• 30 p m PEARL CHAPEL - Wonhlp Si>rvlet' W Va , Rt 1 .James Lewis. pasror Wor School 9 30 a.m ; Sunday Morning Wor Blblr teachln fit, 7 30 p m r hursday 9 30 a m : Church School 10 15 a m ship services 9 30 a m . Sunda y School tl shtp, lO: 30 a.m.; Sunda y ev€'nln~Worshlp. SYRACUSE MISSION . Chrrry 51 , Sy· UMW Sl!rond Tuesday 7 30 p m . I Muss a m , Evf'nlng wors hip 7 30 p.m Tuf'Sday 7 30 p m Wednesday ev('nlng P rayer ' . ,. racus(' SPrvlcE'S 10 a m Sun ~ ay Evening collage prayer meeting and Bible Study manl Meellng. 7.30 p.m . srrvlces Sund ay and Wednesday at 7 00 p POMEROY - Chur ch SChool, 9 15 am 9 30 am , Wonhlp serv ice, Wednesday ' Wors hip 10: :tO a m . Choir rcht'arsal • SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· 7 30 p m. mMIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST ZA RENE. R('V G1E'11 n Mr Mlllan, jXlStor Wednrsday. 7 30 p m UMW. S('("'n d OUR SAVIOUR LliTHERA NCHURCH. IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev Keit h Ebli n) Marv J anice Lawndcr, Sundav Sctlool TuE'Sday. 7 30 p m; UMYFSunday 6p m Walnul and Henry Sts • Ravenswood, W pastor. Sund ay School 9 30 am . Wade Supl Sunday School 9 JO J m M ornln~ VIJ The Rev George C WP.Irlck, pastor tCor blll ) ' · ~I Hayman, supt. , Mornln~ Wors hlp , 10 30 a 'oi. Or!!hlp 10 30 am Evangf'llstiPH•rvlrt' ROCK SPRINGS- Church Srhool, 9 1~ &!,.day SChool 9 JO a JYI. , Sunday wonhip m Sund ay f'V(>J11ng servlc(' 1 30 p. m. 6 p m Prayrr and Prals<' Wrdnesdit y, 7 p. a. m , Wors hip to a m, Biblf' Study. Wed· '\ llam m : You th m('('llng , 7 p m Wt"dn Psday Pray"r Mt'etln.Q:. 7~p m ne'> day 7 :.1 p m .. UMYF 15enlor!ll Sun CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH. loca ted on MT MORIAH CHURCH 0 GOD, EDEN UNITED BRE:rHRF.N IN dav, 5 p m: (J unio rs I <'V<'ry othPr Sun Pomeroy Plk tt, Cou nty Road %1 ne-..r F lat Racln r Rl'v Jamrs Sal!erflel pastor. CHRIST (' l.rsiiP Gillilan pastor Su n wood!l Rev Bl ackwood. pMIOr Servlcet da v. 1\ p m. IFranklln l Fr('('man Williams Sup! Sunda School llav S•·hool 10110 a m Momin g Wors hip RUTLAND - Chu rch School 10 a m . on Sundayat 10 lOam and7 30p m wllh ' ft 45 a m.: Sunday and W(ldncsday .rven· 11 OOa .m Sun dav('vrn ln .~t~rrvl('('7 ' 00p Worship 11 a m , UMW I Evl't11nl( Circle) Sund ay School9 JO a m Blblf' SCudy Wed · tnp: service!!. 7 P m m Wl.'dn('Nd<~Y e>vf'nln~ pra yPr serviC<" st>COnd Wt~dn esday, 7 30 p m , UMW t M nl!!l!day. 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. t('l"noon Clrclr\ sPCOnd Thursda\', 1 p m 700pm FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR ' Corner Sixth and Pt~ l m£>r Earl Eden, Pas ( .... 1 CHRIST. Sl. Rl 338 . Anl~ully Rev !Mussman I ltEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Rog· !rtr Edna Wilson S S. SUpt., Beulah SALEM CENTER - Chu rch SChool9 15 Frank lin D ick~ -' . pastor Sunda y morn · er Wa tson , pastor Cr('flson Prall , Sunday '~1' \\'httP Asst Sup! , Sunday School 9 15 a am , Worship 10 15 p m (Mu s!l man) lng 10 a m , Sunday evm ln g 730 p.m School Sup r Morning Worship 9 30 am One mornin g a t a sidewa lk sale In a sm all town , people wrr, · m , Morn ln~Z: Worship 10 Hi a.m; Sunday SNOWVILLE - Worship, 9 00 a.m Thu r~ay (' venlng 7 30 p.m Sunday School 10 30 am, Evmlng ser Ewnlng sC'rvlce 7 p m Prayer mee11nJit' church srhool9 45 am !Mussman\ STIVERSV!LLE COMMUNITY BAP looking about , examining the mer chandise . Two lad les wcrr in YICf', 7 30 p m "\ WMni'Sday evenJnJ~t 7 p m Chlld rPn s TJST CHURCH Pa~tor Robert Byl'!r!! Mf UNION BAPTL~T. Donald Shue, SOUTHERN CLUSTER front of a' tabl e filled wi th shoes Th ey were attem ptin g to try on choir practice, \ff'dn('Sday, 7 p m . Ac'lull Sunday School lO a m , Wonhl p &{' f ' V i«' JJ pastor, Joe Sayre, Sunday School Sup! Rn. Rtt1er Grace the shoes whil e standing up. They almos t fell s(•vera l times r holr practi ce. Wed , 8 p m : Radio pro am, Su nda y evening service,? JO p.m. Sunda y School 9·45 am , Evt"'llng wor Rev. Paul M<Gutre $!ram. WMPO , Sunda}'. 8:30 a m. Wednetidav evenlnSE servic_f 7:):) n m Th ey fin ally found som e they thought would l it and be suitable. ship 6 lJ p m , Prayt>r Me-ettng, 6 30 p m. APPLE GROVE - Church School 9: 30 • MIDDLEPORT 1NDF.;PENDENT HO· Wednesday a m Wonblp, 10. 00 am (first and third and took them to the clerk . She suggested they go In side the LINESS CHURCH , Inc, 7;5 Pea rl Sl Rev TUPPERS PLAINS CHU RCH OF Sun dayll, Bible study €'Ve ry Sunday 7 p store and try them on. " No," they replied, "we hav e alread y CHRIST Dav t' Prentice, mlnlsler Dery l Iva n Myers, pastor. Roaer Manley, Sr . m , UMW Second Tuesday, 1 00 p m ; MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sunday School SupertnHmdent SUnda y Wells, Supt Church School 9 a.m , Wor· dee ided on these." When t hey got home and tried on the shoes Pray~r meeting, Wednesday, 7 p ro and Main, AI Hartson, mtnlstf:'r. Mike h 51 School 9 30 a.m.; Morntnw Worahlp 10: JO ship servte<, 9:t5 t>.m tGraee) . Gerlach su nda y School Superintendent they found t hem a bit uncomfortable and undcslra bl!' Ia m., Eveni ng Wonhlp 7::ll p.m: Wed J ,. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· nl"lday Eve nln• Bible Study, Fra ye r and BETHANY - Worship , ~a m , Church Bible SChool 9 30 a.m , Morning worship Life Is som et hin g like these two ladles We orten make things RENE Rev Herben Orate. pa•tor School, 10 a m : Btbt• Study. Wednesday . . a.m Ev€'nlng Worship 7·00 P m 10 30 Praise Service, 7·JO p m. Frank Rutle, !Ript Sund ay Sch ool 9 30 a. 10 a m., Dorcas Women's Fellow9hlp, harder by not taking time to Inquire what Is best We stumble Wed nesday 7: 00pm Prayer meeting. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRL.r APOO· m ; Wor~ hlp servict>, 11 a m and 7 p m. Wednf'Jday,ll am. fMcGutre). MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA TOLIC VanZandt and Ward Rd Elder fall and allen gel mls-llt s becau se it takes roo much time . and SUnday. Wedneaday, 7 prn Prayer meet ' CARMEL - Chu rch School 9 30 a m , ZARENE. Co·plultors Rev Cha rles Coyle James Miller, pallor Sunday SchOt!_l.! lng. Psalm 84· 4 says, "Bl essed are they that dw ell In thy house : Worship. 10:45 a m Second and Fourth and Rev Nancy Coyle Bill White Sund ay 10:30 a m , W orship servt~. Sunday. 7 JU LAUREL CLIFF FREE METJ«JDIS~ Sundays , Ft'llowsblp dinner with Sutton School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m . they w ill stand prai sing t hee." Take time to go In to His house p m.. Blbt• Srudy, Wodne~oo y , 1 :Ml p.m CHURCH David Bell. pastor Rober! £ third Thursday, 6 30 p.m (MI.:Gulre) . Mornlna Worship 10 30 a m , Evangellsllc POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, ask the way of the Lord . Sure ca n save som e ml s·fit s In life, and Barton Director ol Chr hlt lan Educati on,.. EASTLETART-ChurchSchoot9a m: mPE'IIng 7:00pm Wednesday , 7 00 p m1 Sieve Ebli n, aulslant. Sunday Sd\0019.30 ~ Ha rrisonv ill e Road Rev Dewey Klnfl: , Worship 10 a m. S«''nd and fourth Sun not to mention a lot of stumbling and falling. In Hi s house we find pastor. Cllntoo Faulk , SUnday SChool a .m , Morning worship 10:30 am ;Teens UMW ltrsl Tuesday, 7: 30 p m PJ~W~:&;p~~BYTERlAN MINISTRY days; comfort a nd guida nce. Go Inside and sit down. Let Him guid e Supt , Sunday !khool 9· 30 a M ; momlng In Act len , 6 p m., EveningWorablp , 7.30p. (Grace) OF MEIGS COIJNT\' 'worahtp. 11 a m ; Sunday evmtng service you . - Lamar O'Bryanl, PMtor, First Southern Bapll•t, fiH72 m Wednesda y even ing prayer and Btble LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am, Bev. ctwl.. Talbott .I 7 :J) p.m Prayer Meretlrtg, Wedneaday, 11 1udy, 7 30p m Cholr practtce, Ttlundly, ' Church School 10 a m (Grace). HARRISONVIL~E PRESBYTERIAN Pomeroy Pike, Pomeroy. 7 JO p m. 7 pm MORNING STAR- Worship, 9.45a.m., CHURC H _ Sunday Worship Servlcd SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Church School, 10 30 am , Bible STudy, 9·00 am · Church Sc hooltO·l~ am . [non Pent ecostal Wonhlp 8Crvlce Sunda y Charles Russell Sr .. minister. Rlck Ma Thursday. 7 30 p.m. rRadrrt . MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN 10 am , Sunday School U am Even~a comber. supt Sunda y School 9 30 a.m ., RACINE WESLEYAN - Church School, Sund.~y School , ~ a m , Clturch !'IPrvlce, Worship service 10.30 a.m Bible ltudy , .worship service 7. 00 p m Wednesday 10a.m .. WorshiD 11 a rh . UMW fourthMDn 101~ am • prayer meeting 7 00 p m TERIAN - 2ND STREET I (304) 773-5$92 ·~ . ,. .. 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"'" Gibson • ExctuSIY610-Year Umited ' "!' r----__::__::.=_::=:=_:..._____u~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!~ • Ru fl and , OhiO 4S17S Brown Owner Phone ( 61 4) 742 · 1177 ~i, l1~,~~; ~~~s~·~J ~,:,"vir;~~~ ~~ lO~~·~n ~~~v SUGAR RUN MILLS CU.R Main 992-5432 CHESTER 985·3132 - ~~~~s,:;d wm ·e1n· J 992 9921 Grocen esRae me 949-2550 (row's Family Restaurant "Fflturl•l l<ull~kg Fmd C41ekln" 1Krrbaugl{s of OifTrstrr ROUYE 7 WAID CROSS SONS STORE E 264 S. 2nd, Middleport •BALER TWINE •BINDER TWINE •ROUND BALE TWINE OPEN MON .-THURS. 9-7; FRI . 9-8; SAT. 10-8; SUN. 10·7 there IS somethtng of the Equipment O~tZ:\. 214 E. Mam 992·5130 Pomeroy FURNt~!e~~~RDWAR:tI "SerYing Fomilies" (AGRICULTURE & HYDRATED! Limited Time Only! ~JilR~ -w:::..!. a.m- RIDENOUR Rawlings-Coats-Blower FUNERAL HOME SEED, FERTILIZER LIME MULBERRY AVE. Counrr '~ Hom elite Saws tr:=================::=====::; CHE$!FREEZERWITH GOLDtN WARRANTY" , • MON.-WED. & THURS. 9-5 TUES. & FRI. 9-8 l ,,. ~ • Comptele Auromottv c ~ -ser vtce Locust & Beech Str eet in aiithtngs of nature Brown's Fire & ,., mao 0 tlonsllkelhese, you'll know lhol Wolf Pen Mr. and Mrs Cl air Giles and Summer Ma y were In Springfield over the weekend and while there attended the wedding of their nephew, Gary Beatty and JoAnn Longstrl'th at Urbana They visited M r and Mrs. Ro nald Steachle. Rusty, Paula and Ronda , Mr. and Mrs E ldon Moore, and Mrs Edna Moore Donald Gllt•s were weekend visitors of hi s grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Clair G iles William Eichinger . Sy racuse. visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Say re. Mr. and M rs Doyle Knapp, Langsvllle. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charl ey Smith Robert Murphy. Robbie and Chad. Racine. were weekend gui'Sts of Mrs. J. R. Murphy, Peggy and Iva Johnson Peggy Murphy spent Sunday with Tammy Johnson Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Evans and Jonathan were Mond ay visitors of Mrs. J . R. Murphy, Peggy, and Iva Johnson. Also visiting was Carrie Wears . Mr. and Mrs . John Mitch of Pomeroy wer e recent guests of Mr . and Mrs. Gary Mitch and family . Oltlf.u Flort~l 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 45769 614 / 992· 2644 MCif{ii 204 Condor St. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP U ,.,j, ·s ELliS & SON~ SOHIO marvelous SPRIND 8. SUMMER HOUR$ Tu •t>nd a hj>autlfull) 'lt- "i~t'd funf:ral urranjlemrne, juHI .-all or \UIII ~~~~ Prescr•phons. FRANCIS FLORIST GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE "And God saw everything that he had made and , behold, 1t was very good ' - Genes1s 1.31 SNISHER & LOHSE ' Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992-2976 REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS . llu Church & Office Supplies GIFTS 99 M1tt St. Middleport • GO MEXICAN - FIESTA STICK COMBO ADolightfully Tasty Tortilla Wrapped around Slrtdded IHf, Dolicioully Masoned with Chill and Taco Spicos, Strved with a ' generous portion of Nachos topped with Chttst Sauce. outdoor , shelter with picnic ta · bii'S, wer e discussed a t the recent m eeting of the Young Adult Cl ass of the Bradford Church of C hrist held Saturday at the church The schedule for prepari ng meals for the sick and shutlns was set and other summer activities Wf r e discussed. Aprll4 was set as the date for bowling. Closing prayer was given by Bill Nicholson. Refreshment s were served to Ter ry and Tina McQuire. Bill and Ca roly n Nicholson , Bill, Becky, ad Bet hany Amberger. Ran dy and Jan Koehler. Brian and Suztr Will Mark . Cher i, a nd Ash ley Seevers happenings MIOOLEPORT BOOK STORE UP, UP AND AWAY- A balloon launch on Friday highlighted the Right lo Read Week activities at the Riverview Elementary School. U was sponsored hy the Riv erview PTO and was the first launc h In sever al years at the school. Ph 992-2039 :r W2. 5721 were guests fr om Beverly, RaRepresented a t the m spectJOn cine, Albany. New M ars hfield. Manetta . L ow ell. Bartl ett, Stockport. Mmea r , Mlddleportl Belpre, Valley, Harri sonville, Th eo. Am esv ille, Remersvtl!e, 11 ant on. Ky and Pow! Pleasant and Ravenswood , W. Va Dis trict offi cers introduced were Betty Bi shop. president. L uann a At kins. vtce president, Margaret McNabb, sec retary, and June Scott, OES Hom e represent ative. - . . .. MASON, W. VA. ., �Fnday March 13 1987 Page- 8- The Dally Sentrnel Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio The Dally Sentlnei- Page- 9 OhiO 18 46 LAFF-A·DAY Wanted to Do 64 Mtsc Furntshed Rooms Merchand11e KIT N CARLYLE ®br 73 pas c C 1 e ns Sept c Tanks erts 1 a e app oved & meta u erts Ron Eva ns Ente p aea J ac kson Oh 6 4 286 6930 pipe Found It 8 dweH CISh Fud Sto 1 Ph 614-388 9188 15001b cruatl 4 n I Room• lo ent day week mon h Ga a Hole Ca 814 Rentas ow eal120 20 Cub c ft s IPM6 b ke 1883 Ful Slzo Ford l'""co 10 000 ectutl m IN Excellent cond ton XLT Ptcktge OJ 915 00 Ph 814-446 7441 or &14 448 8421 F Hltr tZOO no oo Hol:l•rt Weldtf' •100 250 Yamehe 0260 00 XL 100 Honda •100 La ·u• w ndow a cond tiontf t200 12ft 1 um num boat ..0 00 Ph 614-246 9248 46 Off ce C oae to Court House Ca I W ~tmtn Rea Eattte Agency 614 446 3644 18 ~~:48 7 J • "Dear, when was the last time the cat had his nails clipped?" See Bldg 747 Th d 23 32 Professtonal Serv ces Ju a s Pe sana Ca e Home hat open n~ lo ede v pa an 1 24 hou c a e am y bus nna 1 nee 1969 304 773 6873 Mobile Homes for Sale K & K Mob a Homes nc new and uted homes 111rt ng a 84 400 00 and up 304 876 3000 42 Mobtle Homes for Rent 1985 Mob e Home 14x70 on St Rt 143 t230 gas nc uded Coli 814 992 6449 Wan men Real Estate to Rent For Lease 1 M xed ha dwood slab• 112 per bund e Con 1 n ng approx 1 YJ tons FOB Oh o Pa IM Co Pomeroy Ohio Ca 814 992 6461 to ease obaceo e ot Ph 614 388 8514 Homes for Sale 61 1979 Holypark. 14~~:70 2 bed oom1 Mo 1 ste eo eco d playa 81 ack tape gunclb net 304 876 7979 33 Farms lor Sale 2 bed oom Sand ti 304 675 3834 Road Household Goods SWAN AUCT ON & FURN TUAE 62 0 \ItS Gallpo 1 New&uttd wood co a lt0\1'81 8 pc wood LR su Ia t399 bunk beds 1199 ec ne 1 new & u1td bed oom au ea w nge wuhe 1 6 sho.. New I v ng oom •u tes f199 •699 amps; Ca 114 448 3168 Dunctn Phyffe tab e aAd chain Lovunt and m1tch ng mclr.er A e~~:cllllent 814 992 8898 S gns HaH p eel S1ve 615 percent I F 11h ng 1 ow aigns t299 Ughted nan a ow 1288 Un gh ed 1249 F ee ette 11 SH localy 1 800 423 0163 anvt me 71 61 2010 John De•e d •el t actor plOWS diK $39&0 Ntw Idea Dyna Bounce mower •491 late modtl Z24T John blltr •1295 H1y wagon •3oo Ctl 614-2a6 8522 De•• CROSS& SONS U S 36 Wilt Jadlton 01'1 o 614 288 6451 Mtttty Ft gutOn New Holtnd Bush Hog Bel•• Service Over 40 used tractor• to chooH from & comp eta I ne of new • uiMd equipment LlrgNt saltct on n S E Oho JIM S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SR 35 W O.lllpo o Ohio Col 814 448 8n7 0111 614 446-31592 Up front tIC to 1 whh w1rr1nty over 40 us.ci t actor~ 1000 too • 814 246 9248 66 VJ acre farm 28x88 doub e w de 3 bed oom 2 bath• 2 ponds 2 barns o • au bu d nga 24x50 mach ne 1hed new fence~ Leon a ea 304 458 1812 3o\O lnternttionlll trector PS Iva powe live h1td au ca with nttmatlona mowing mach nt New Holland ba er 12450 C.U 814 286 8822 34 Bustness BUIIdtngs Ajlartment for Rent LAYNE S FURNITURE Com mere a bu d ngs to NJe Downtown PI Pleasant Stores oH ces A One Reel Estate Ca o Veage 8 oke Call 304 676 6106 6 oomt ba h and base men n Pome oy You can 1 ea h 1 one M s t sa Phone 614 992 7462 FOR SALE ~ 5000 SQUARE FOOT MED CAL BU LD NO PT CL NIC 708 VIAND ST PT PLEASANT FOR DETAILS CALL 306 847 3740 35 Mouse lo aa a Mov ng mu 1 S 8 000 Cu 614 896 3685 New Log Home and 7 ac t1 on M e H Rd Ra e ne 3 bed o om ba h basemen gtuge to ced a wood and coa fu ace 90 percen comp e e Ask ng f60 000 See Vonn eo Jm Peange on Me H fM Rae ne o cal 614 247 •292 between 2 and 4 p m Lots 8t Acreage Two Ac es land M L Idea y ocated h m N Porta Hwy 160 Co Welt well sept c fru t frets Ha• 3bd Mob • tiom11 lue o tenk e ectric cone Me un awn ngs All S14 900 land 110 900 Call 513 7312107 GOOD USED APPL ANCES Waahet1 dryer~ et o•ator~ angea Skeggs App ances Upp..- A ve Rd b11 de Stone Creal Mota 614 448 7398 16 Coon St 1181 2 BR 1 Vt baths w w ca pet complete mode n kitchen gil hut we I ntu attd w eel fo phone & cable v spac out pa k ng n ea pa o •376 mo pus ut ea Depot t Reference• equ ad No pall Ca 614 448 4926 Sofas and cha 1 p ced f om t391i to t996 Tabl• •so and up to 1125 H da a bedt *390 to U95 Rec nett e226 o &376 Lamps *28 a $126 0 nettes •109 tnd up to e496 Wood 1bla w 6 cha • t2B6 to t796 Desk •100 up to t37& Hutches *400 tnd up Bunlr. beds compete w mat1 " ' " '296 and up to t396 8tbybtds •110&.176 Ma eu•o box sp ng1 full o w n •83 fl m t73 and •83 Queensetaf225 K ng 1360 o\ d awe chHt e&5 0 tile 1 $89 Gun cab nt11 8 10 12gun G11o e Btl c enge t376 Baby matt essn U6 & U6 Bed fremu I 20 UO & K ng f ame •so Good 11 ect n of bed oom tu 11 meta ea b nets headboa dl no lrld up to t66 Used Fu n tu e wood able & 2 benehea beds d e11er wood w1 d obe 3 m 11 ou Bulev e Ad Open 9AM to 5PM Mon h uSa 614 448 0322 STOP LOOK SAVE Mo ohan Fu n u e Ia Appl an c11 R 7NorthGaUpo 1 Oho Ph 814 "JJ& 7444 6pe Wood Uv ng Room Su e U99 00 Go\l'e nment Mmee f om $1 u epe De nquen ax P op ertv Aepoues11ons Ce 806 687 8000 E11t GH 9805 o c u en epo I God sofa UO M croweve •5o 3 ec ne 1 Ce 814 992 3974 53 Rental s 3 bd anch Rodney V age I t 286 mo p ua depoa t Referen ce• equ ed Call B aclilbu n Rea ty 614 446 0008 Sa e o ant New Haven 3 bed oom• 2 ba ht I eplace ga age 138 000 00 o 1276 DO mon h pus depo l 304 273 2471 32 one bed oom apt Cent 1 A hi dwood floo 1 & ga age Refa IRCII & depoa I requl ed Ph &U 446 4159 Ant ques Pom d eues Gunne &J pnk and wh te 111 n Red Taffetl wh te ace 1 18 7 304 896 3382 Su plut Den m Rentel Army Ca hart c oth ng CloM out p en on heavy cto hlng Sam Somervl e s E11t Ravenswood Junct on ndependenct Rold 0 d Route 21 F Sat Sun 12 00 8 00 PM 304 273 6666 55 Butldtng Supplies Bu ld ng Matenals 8 ock bnc~ IIWI p pes w n dow• 11ntets tic Claude W n e s R o G ande 0 C. 614 246 6121 Jiv den Farm Equ p 814 448 1675 Special Sele on ou ntw K ot trectOf Up to 13000 off on Ve m11 hay aqu p Round bale 1 mowen mowe condiUon• ,..... teddtr1 complete nt of bele hand na • teed AU seen Gr nder m xers. wagon-. rotary cutters b tdll. dlsct cu tlvators plows Hed art poll dr vera wood tphtttriOit" hNCIQMH truck tckt truck beds tralen IPf'IVIrt feed bunkl liweltock water• • wh... horll lawn & garden equip Used Equip 7 rouAd ba en tome of thHe baltJI NqU I II lOW II 311 horp power t ecto 1 Mowing mtchlnes akla ttddert squ.a •ba •• U•ed trtctor-. d ICI p OWl IObiiCCO Mite I. wagons ha row buthog grtv+ty wegon Ume-spreldltl. cut ditlontr hay- b nit Utld Wh..,orae lawn Lo Cited 1 m le oH 218 on lng .. • a mow• Rd 66 Pets for Sale D agonwynd Cattery Kenn.. CFA Hlma ayan Pan an and Sam... k nans AKC Chow pupp ea Ntw Chow pupp" Co 814 446 3944 tfltr 7PM G oom & Supply ahop Pel g oom ng a atylee 1 I breed• Ju • Webb Ce $14 446 0231 John Oetre 3010 with lotdlf •4 110 00 12ft trensport d sc *485 00 AC no t 1 plant• •1 5150 00 3 Bottom John O.ero Plow U95 00 Cal 814288 8522 FOfd T acto with bush hog O"der blldt plow• dltc cultl vetor • drtw bar t2 1100 00 Cell 814 288 8522 Uta Modal 180M ..,.., Ftrgu ton Tractor t3 850 00 Num._. 12 M•••ev Ferguton ltler 01 150 00 Moool\o Fo guton Hay Ra ke •400 00 501 Ford Mow ng Machine f450 00 Ct 814-21& 6522 White Fe m Tractors Beet Pr oe n A ea Sidert Equipment Co Htndlf'IOn W Va 304 6715 7421 Merchandise Mobtle Homes for Sale For Sale or Trade 2 Qu ta dont by Lldita Akte G oup Rtgu • Size Fa m.s W ench Patta n t125 00 K ng Sin Shadow Box n M nt G "" Wh 11 and Ltvendt 016000 Ph 9372811 or 4&8 1917 NEW AND USED MOB LE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL TY MOB LE HOME SALES 4 M WEST GALL POUS AT 35 PHONE 6 4 446 7274 Q IC OUS ltv ng 1 end 2 bed oom apartments at V liege Mano and Rtven de Apart ment• n M dd aport From *216 nelud ng ut t n Ca 614 992 7787 EOH 62 Wanted to Buy Now buy ng ehtll co n or etr corn CaM to .tnt quotu R v~r C 1y Farm Supply 814 448 2815 63 Ltveltock Ou oc IOINI 8 ed just kt the boa 1 we llltad .. the Ohio Tettat on that o•lnlld over 2 I lba per day Roe- Bentler Soblno OH 513 884· 2391 b12 Tandem T• • 4x24 19n ChrytltrJtt8oet310YI Topqualtv 3a4vr oktOvero Sw mm ng Poo with a I CCII Ch Yl I Eng V tiau w th Plint m•• Prov.n n tra er Ph 114 21188231 0 • hah1r Catl304 711-1181. 10 Ia Ph 814 446 8201 0 •• 3 256 1484 8 4 6 81 1 :'::-;:: : :'::;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;,;;;;;,;:J==========-12 Ho 11 Mo oo 0325 00 Ph 814 25693&4 Mvrtle Beach Condo Rent1l 2 "" bed oom1 2 baths sleeps I Appalooaa bay IMI'I 14 ,n 14 fu n shed compJtle with nltf'll hond 0200 00 ley .... 11 ann 1 courtt ndoo outdoo yrw 18 hone! •8oo oo loth MUfti, steam oom •• m1 • a a gentle and brolr.a Call taurant No pets t~~:clllent attl 304 898 3841 0 304 871 Phone 814 42J 1817 4514 .-.u,. Quo""' Ooub e w de 2o\d2 new w n dows new counte tops new ce pel p ce Reduced Ph 614 256 9383 Mobtle Homes for Rent 2 bd I Ut ttl pad e~~:Cept eec fun o untun tee deposit equ ed Conven ent oeatlon Ca 814 448 811111 or 814-446 4778 APARTMENTS moblte homft houMI Pt P"unttndOa po lo 514 445 8221 f£7--llve-n~e ~~~ OJT. 64 Hay & Gretn FRIMY On a bedroom 1pt n Hen de 1011 phone 304 171 1972 2bd Mob e Home Plants Subd \1' 1 on Bulev • Ad t175 OOmo Ph 614 44& •ee4 .tt... &pm 1986 p neR dge 14x70 Phon~~ 614 992 7882 olio 5 30 P m f SPRING SPEC AL IMME OIATE OCCUPAT ON Lourlond apts Gaorge It New Haven W Va We a a offer ng free Meurlty deposh o qutl fled 1ppllcants fo accupltion before May 1187 Comp .. tly Cl p.. ed 2 bed oom range efrig e ato p eaunt IU rountllngs W th p ay I II C.l 304 882 3711 from 10 00 AM to 8 00 PM EOH 13 M ~~:ed hey tot aale Round bal• Coll814 248 6117 Appraalmlle 1 100 belli m~td hay tor ule. Flnt Md MCOftd C4ltllng ........... 25,.. bolo. con 875 ~·7 """ 8 p m 85 Seed & Fertilizer DoKoltlw •L 312 K-.rltlv Com ollolfo. ,- _ 304-178 1806 - 7 p m 1977 Honda XL121 uc cond Ott of lltrl aCCIIIOrill 00 304-875 1228 """ 3 30 pm uso 76 Auto Parts • Acceaaonea 11BO CadiiiK 4 D Sedan Clean mu.t ... to 1pp edate 750 Ph 448 ao38 Auto pant to' 1111 Rlldlo A C gla11 aM other ptrll for 1977 CO<dobo 304 773 8&51 1982 Yolktwtgon Scirocco High mH• good condttion but needs10mewo k Ph 814 211il 1384 mornings o Sundays Used auto parts Chavy Ford Md Chrytl• prvduct• Pdhone 114-247 3281 n oo su 1984 Oodga Coh C 111'1 no Nil f2 895 00 1982 Ch011y Cit ttlon PS PB A •1 486 00 Ph 814 218 6522 1882 Ford Muotong GT 302 4 IPHd melr.1 off• "'fV Qood condition Ph 2415 5180 Nights 1978 0 ern n good runn ng condition Georgie ca 6cyl outo AC nOO 00 Ph 814388 9850 Truck topper fo 110 tNCk Phone 814 112 7812 alta 1130pm Truck topplf' 6 ft f btrgl111 304-875-1874 """ 800 •no oo Late 70 Chevy p ell up bed outside good 00 304675 5892. •so "-""· ~~--- ---------·--· . 79 1881 Dodge Lane• 4 dr 8cyl Motors Home1 & Campers A ftctory equipmtnt Runs good 0200 00 Ph 814-3818150 1171 Ch.... e e 310 Auto New paint red with blacll ttnpea Spon hood new tltu goad thiPB plut 1970 ChtvtUI parts 4-IPIICI Good front end All for .. 700 00 Ph 814 441 4514 1978 Ford LTD 2 e oon 1981 Monti Ca o 66 OOOmi runs good 1870 Chovth Y 8 4speed good condit on Ph 114 448 8201 or 114 448 B113 Workc• 76 Fo dlTD •2110 00 p_., only 17 lu clr. Regal 0100 Dotson 240 z•150 Ph 446 8601 17 Binner Camper ucellent condlt on n200 00 Ph 114 448 0013 81 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UncondUiontl lifelllme guar1n tM Local reftrtne:e~ fumlthed P et Mtlmi'IU Call cohct 1 814 237 0418 d.... """' Roge 1 l•aament Weterp ooflng SWEEPER tnd sewing mtch nt repa p1rt1 tnd tuppl • P up and deUvery Davis V.cuum C eaner one half milt up o."'tt.. Ad 6144411-0294 '* c- 1978ChovylmpoloU25 1978 Plymoutll Arrow U80 1818 lu ck Specool U25 00 Ph 814-441 3888 1978 Thundlf'bi d A c u•• 1 it En,lne tr1nami11lon and bralr.• recently rebuMt • 1000 Co 814 885 4443 c.11 PUBLIC NOTICE Sealed Propo~&ls w II be recetved by the Board of Education of Southern Lo cal School Dittr c1 of Ra c ne Oh o •t the Tre11urer s Offtee unt I 12 00 noon on Ma ch 20 1987 and at 1he1 time opened by the Tree aurer of uld Board as p o v dod by law 111 uaod 142 Cop er of H d Board of Edu calion The Boa d haa 1he r gh11o cancel and rotott all btds By Order of 1ho Board of Education OenneE H Treaaurer Southem Local School 0 stric1 Rae no Oh o 46771 (3) 6 13 2tc RON S Tt evla on Servlca Houta c1 • on RCA OUiu' GE Spodollng In Zonkh C. I 304 578 2398 • 814 448 2464 fot' tile 1878 Oldt Cutlat Supreme 114 HZ 3731 1911 Oltt1 Omega 4 door auto AM 3()4. &75 3641 RINGLES 8 SERVICE ••P• rienclld CMJ*Iler electrician muon pa~nter roofing !Inducing hot 10 Olllllicotlonl 304875 2088 or &75 7147 1978 Okl1 Cutlan Brougham 2 door 280 Y 8 75 000 m 111 t2 250 00 304 178-4883 .. enlngs or day• ctH 304 1715 4230 Rotlry or c.,._ tool *MMng Most wellacamp&.tld 11me day Pump 11111 end ltrv Cl 304898 3802 t antm talon PS PB a FM Ctlllttt ntW t ft 1914 Corvette cha coa and sliver otded •11 900 00 304 875 3073 8 PM to 9 PM Btl lui Tree and Lawn Service Hedgu ah uba buthu trimmed landscaping stump tnd leaf removt 304-5712142 .. 578 2803 82 1977UncolnContnental 1981 Hondo 780 304 882 2442 1978 Ch.etta mab an offer 304 882 2918 72 Plumbing Heating IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO PROBATE OIVISION WILLIS C BLOWER Adm n stretor of the Ettate of RubY Rueaall Dacoaoed Pl,a nt If CARTER S PLUMB NO AND HEAT NO Co Fourth and Pine Go hpol 1 Ohio Phona 614-441 3888 or 114441-4477 YO 85 1961 Chevev Pick Up no ust aood oondlllon 1813 S 104x4 l'lclc·Up good condition 19n FD<d 1 Ton 4 opood V 8 Ph 814 441 1201 0 814 441 1113 1171 C30 Chovy ton tn~ek 42 400 ICIUI mltlt wtth m• c~onlco bod 4 tpood. 350 motoo """"•814 841 2483Df 11• M3 5340 1814 Ch"'Y lhfll quarter ton pickup 380 tnalnt ,uto PS N 33 000 mUll eJcc c:ond .. 000 00 304 02 2838 1881 Chovy plclcup. block. .. soo 00llko 1884 KOX200 now t1~--· 180 00 Col 304 875 7818 Vana • 4 W D 1t73Ford1 Ton Von N-*" brallet Trantm nion com plettly GoodPhrunning .... d. rtbuHt 11 000 00 114na HIIO CASE NO 25 195 SMITH ot al Defendants NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To the unlcnawn survtv ng opou... ligatHI dev SHt he ,. d Itt buto 1 next of k n eaecuton adm n 1t a tors and a111gn1 of Ruby Ru-11 detNIIId and Rich ard WarMr aka Rtchard Werner H dacNaad ad dr11111 unknown and f I v ng R chard Werner aka R chard Werl')er addrn• un known A complaint h11 boon f led by Wills C Blower adm n 1 trator etking the court to determine the pertont en 1 lied 10 1ht decadent 1 propor1i01 by tho lawo of tho stJte of Ohio A hear ng on tht comp&amt will be held on tht Blh doy of May 1987 11 1 30 P M n 1ha Probate STAN~EY Trucks for Sale 1885 Chwy C 10 auto a crutae AM FM Tept dua tanb Ctlh prico t7 198 00 Jollne Auto Sel11 Bult¥11te Rd G1 polo OH 73 Public Nottce & General Haulmg 0 trd Water Strvtce P~a Sltllfns Wei • O.llvery Any t mt Ca 114 Ul 74.0. ...,ice Jamft Boys Wlttr Also poolat tel Celll14 2611141 .. 814 448 1171 .. 114-448 7811 W•ttenon 1 Water Haul ng rHIOnlb I rltll mmediat• 2 000 oM on dlllivery claternt pool• we etc caM 304 1711 2819 • HouM cotl Nmtttone and grtvel Dt Ntfed 1 ton and up Jim Lan • 304 171 1247 o 878 7387 Umutone dalhttrtd 3180 und 1nd lfiVII phone 304 871 Fo m•lv Kan WhNtons Now John a WM• Strv c. B1ma PrieM 1 000 o 2 000 gil ..., •• 304 57& 2248 87 1 l I Uphol1tery R & M Cuetom Couch• and Reupholster; 8t Rt 7 Crawn Chy Oh 814-258 1470 Evt 814 446 ~n Open dolly Ito • 30 Stt 9 30 to 1 30. Old a ~~nijowi;;;U~ph~o;!ll~or~td:;;;;;;;;-;;;;;; M_,.. • Ullholt10ttng ~ tricounlyt'-122ye.,. T'ltebte1 11n Ford Culllort*N Van In fumitUN ~trino C.ll aoodoon-11180Ph 114- 304 878 4184 fo 1 00 Wi-1UID<814 441-1821 I -"'.,.""....:"'.;".:__ _ __._ _ i ' -~­ Card of Thanks The family of DR ROGER DANIEL& wishtl 10 1honk their fr ends and neighbors for th1 cards flower• and comforting word• g van 1t the time of our recent lou Thanka ol"'' to oil thoH who conlrioutad 10 The Arthrids Fo~ndo1 on In Dr D1nlel• neme Our appraclallon 10a• to 1ho tteH of Veteran• Memo riol Hoopltal Dr Lentz Dr Furlong and Rav Slava Nllaon for all 1he help gtven us Mr• - n_._._ Bfi: ji>~~s~f.~".::~:~ guant ties of all agg agate requ ed appro~~: mataly 40 000 tons SPECIFICATIONS FOR BIOS AS FOLLOWS 1 -J.B d p ce per ton f o b at the vendo a plant var ous k nds and aggregates 1hat may be equ rod wh ch w I con form to the pert nent State of Oh o Department of H gh ways Construct on and Mater als Spec f cat ons 8)( cept ng pea or shot grave wh ch 1s an ung aded mater al 2 W 1h respect to the afo eaa d est mated quant tea the vendo s shal under stand that no guarantee s g van to the actual quant t es of aggregates to be fur n shed but each vendor shell be equ red to furn ah any pan of the actual requ rements 11 ordered du ngthabdpe od 3 - Preas on th s b d shal be t m and n effect f om Apr 1 1987 10 Apr I 1 1988 4 - All b ddars must ag ae to fum sh any mater a s at the tame pr ces to al the Po t ca Subd v sons of Me gs County du ng tho b d perod 5 - On the envelope con ta n ng the b d the name and add ass of the vendor must be shown and pian y marked Agg ega1e B d 6 Proposals are to be returned on b d forms supp I ed by the vendor and w I be opened on 1he date and place spec f ad above 7 - The Mo gs County Comm ss one s eserve I he r ght to accept o ro act any o al b ds and or any part 1he eo! Mary Hobstetter Cok Me gs County Boa d of Comm ss oners 13 6 13 2tc Pubhc Nottce NOTICE TO BITUMINOUS VENDORS Sealed b ds w II be o co ved by tho Board of Meigs County Comm 11 oners at the Comm •• onera Off ce located m 1ha Court House n tha VII ago of Pome oy Oh o unt•l 12 00 noon on the lot day of Ap 1987 and the b ds w II be opened and oad ol0<1d 111 OOp m on the ht dey of Ap I 1987 for the furnish ng of b tum nous mater a s for the Meigs Coun1y H ghwoy Do partmtnl and each month thereafter b ds w II be e ce ved and opened on the ta1t Wedneaday of each In Memory of our Son JIM JONES who paued away 2 years ago March 13th Jim you left us so suddenly we dldn 1 get 10 aay goodbye We love and m so you so You are sttll w th ustn sptrl1 We II never forget you Mom & Dad SISters 8o Brothers Nlecea 8o Nephews FOR SALE who passed away March 13 1985 Gone but not for gotten Sadly m1ssed by w1fe Dottle and son M1chael EoSI Mom St Pomeroy HOURS Tu• W•d f 11amJo7pm Sunday 1 pm 7 pm By (hanu o Appo ntmtn RUSS SALES & SERVICE We Ca y F 1h ng S upp ea Pay Your Cable & Phone B lis Here BUSINESS PHONE 614 992 6550 IESIOENU PHONE 6141 992 7754 MOORE " EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck auto & heovy equtpment repa rs and weldong (All makes & models) PH 949-2893 or 949-2756 John K Bentz Owner /MechaniC BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U S RT SO EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO Aulhorozed John DH e New Holland Bush Hog Form Equopontnt Dtoler Farm Equipment Parts & Set~lce RffJ~1~~ We can repair and re core radiators and heater cores We can also ac1d bo1l and rod out radiators We also repa1r Gas Tanks PAT HILL FORD Real Estate General e Malr1Wa POMEROY 0 992 2259 NEW LISTING - LEE CIRCLE - Nce 3 bed oom anch w~h dnngaea la ge vng oom aundry a ea ca pal and oul ~ de so age Nce n~ghoo hood Ow e must S<JC ce $31 !KlO lXI TVs, Antennas Satelhte Sales Installation Serv1" Electromc Organs M oblle REASONABlE RUlABLE 8 20 86 tfn DENNY CONGO I WILL HAUL JUST CALl' 992 3410 liMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10 DEXTER nlne coun rv App oxmaley9B ac es bana d olhe b d ngs pond enc n~ app ox mate y I6 ac es liable 35ac es pa lu ew htwo s ory home MDOLEPORT Th one shoo d be so d E>ce enl con d on home n a g e~ n~gh oo hood 3 bed ooms I ~ ba hs d n ng room v ng oom lu basemen 2 ca ga age ce a a and hea al s orms low hea b Is ca pe ng and many olhe g ea ea u es Also a new ch mney o woodbu ne n basemen On y$42000 00 PH 949·2801 or 949-2860 Doy or Ntghl NO SUNDAY CALLS 4t68611n VINYL New Nomn lullt Free E11im1te1 PH 949-2860 or 949-2801 No Sunday Calls 3 II lin J&L BLOWN INSULATION CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVEIIITIONAL & ALUMINUM SIDING •lnsu at on •Storm Doors •Storm W ndows •Replacement W ndows •New Roof ng JAMES KEESEE PH 992-2772 3 11 87 I mo SUPERIOR SIDING CO. MIDDLEPORT - Newe mOd ula ~e level lol n Mdd eport Woodbu n ng I eplace po ch and deck aeas Beau ! lu place Owne s must sac Ice PH CE REOUCEO $29 00000 Henry E Cleland J 992 6191 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Dolle Turner 992 569i Office 992 2259 Complete Remade ng Roofing of al Types Complete Gutta Work Wo ked n home a ea 20 yOirt Free Est metes CAll COlliCT (6 14) 843 5425 3 9 rl 1 mo pd Roger Hysell Garage OPEl! 011 SATMt CLOSEO SUNDAY o AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto Trutlllltslon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 1 1 Help Wantad AVON St Avon Malr.a 40% Co 6 4 448 3388 Au omobi e C ub of Southtll e n Oh o AAA I you a t in I 111 ltd n a se I no c• elf n lha Ga a Coun y • ea why not cons de AAA Send us some nfo ma on about you self & you wok hitO'I We w con •ct vou for en nit \I'IIW Sand to Au omob t Cub of Sou heeate n Oh o AAA Attn Hob Ra ea P 0 Bo• 371 Ports mou h OH 46682 M1tu t woman to ct e fo two sma ch d 111 n my homa n Ga po • Bam o •pm wt1M: d•v• Send ntme add 111 phone number and I at ol efer eneta 0 P 0 BOll 493 Ga po • OH •aeJ 6171fc GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT Bashan Buildfng EVERY SAT NIGHT S art aeling A\l'on No n\lelt m•n necestary Btslc kh h'H You own A\l'on 1 a d 10ount au 992 7180 YOUNG'S QUILTING A RUNES NOW HIR NO Flight AHandan 1 l avel Avants Ma chen cs Cut om a St v ce Lit ngs Sa 1 " o 11501( Entry eve posh on a Ctl 80& 117 CARPENTER SERVICE Faclory Choke lO 81fn LESSONS Addona and emode ng Roof ng end gu te wo k Cone t'ft wok P umb ng and e et1 ce WO ' 1Frae E01 m1101) V C YOUNG Ill 992 621S or 992 7314 Pomeroy Ohto ' All you need to know to mako your own quIts lo #I COPPER n2 COPPER 29 1• 42 32 Loca ed 2 M E of PageYilla On Townsh p Road #1"2 614•992 34t6 Lessons sfarl MARCH 16 & 17 for more nformot on call 614-992 7537 1tllmo pd CLOSE OUT OM •KELVINATOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN KEN'S APPLIANCE SEIYICE 985-3561 All Meht •Waahlt'l •OithWIIh&rl •Rang.. •lllfrlgeraton •Drven eFrHzert PAIITS end SERVICE 4I c MOM ANO DAD La u1 pay fo you c h ld 1 col tgl "ucttlon Tha A m, N1 ~na Gut d can prov de up to •11 000 ht aduc. on aulstance Cal 1 800 642 3119fo ff• nfo me 1 on pacllt1 o contact vou IDeal A mv Nat ona Gut d tcrv ter lo 11n n e V18W •GIBSON •SATELliTE SALES & SERVICE RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER - 985 3307 2 17 "" (CUT OUT FOI FUTUII USI) 6000 Ex1 A 9605 ond feel proudl 41 5 86fc SCIPIO IECYCLING OPIN MONDAY FRIDAY 8 AM 5 PM Si: l Vl l:l~:, PH. 992-2772 Irony Alumtnum Slo18 1 1b oGRAVEL •SAND •MASON SAND •SEPTIC GRAVEL •FILL DIRT •TOP SOIL f ill p i11Villt~r11 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 25' 895-3800 4 Buy ng da y go1d t ve cons nga jewe y • e ng wa e okt co 111 e ge cu ancy Top p ces Ed Bu ke t 8a ber Shop 2nd Ave M ddleport Oh &14 992 3476 VINYL & ALUMINUM Rl 124 Pomeroy Oh e 6:30PM Flallened Alum Can1 26< lb Clean Shoot (asl Alum Letart W Va Rt 33 Used Mob le Ho mtt Ph 446 0176 FR£E ESTIMATES mpH Announcements TOP CASH pe d fo 63 model and newe used ca s Sm th B c~ Pon ac 911 Elate n Ave Ga po 1 Ca 6 4 448 2282 EUGENE LONG 3 II 87 I mo RACINE - App ox rnaey 4 aces o vacan g ound n he counlry $150000 Wanted To Buy 10 2 HP R ding lawn Mower Ph 446 6589 afte 6pm FREE ESTIMATES 8 Itt SIDING CO. 9 J&l BLOWN INSULATION Ph •viNYl SIDINC: •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSUlATION Lost and Found At Reasonable Pr ces servtce 614 843 5248 6 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES J.R.'s REPAIRS BISSELL M'INERSVILLE-Sma house al a sma p ce Good eolal p operty Eect c BB heal I bed oom equ pped k chen Wa $9 500 lXI BISSELl BUILDERS 992 2196 Middleport Ohto 1 13 1fc 138tfc lFornnarlv Mason County Sand & Htppg 40th, PLUMBING & HEATING 168 No lh S.<ond Mrddleport Oh o 45760 992 2526 SAND &GRA~L. INC. J1m Jones 417 Second Avenue BoK 1213 Gallipolis Oh10 45631 1124 KELLY In Memory of ~ (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 RIVERINE ANTIQUES Happy Ads 3 MS L1censed Chmcal AudtologJst ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL LuxuJy Car for $2 500.00 - 1973 fleetwood Brougham newly pamted new t1res purchased m 1986 Properly mamtamed over the years good runnmg condition I fam1ly owned Fred W Crow 992 5132 day 992 2562 mght 6 ~ I: Pubhc Nottce month to the follow ng NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE month s requ ements Est OF REAL ESTATE mated quant tea of qu d On tha17th day of March asphalt equ ed app ox 1987 01 10 00 AM Pear mate y 500 000 gallons fo H Swa n J Adm n strator 1he yea llf he Estate of F orence SPECIF CATIONS FOR Anna Bav deceased as re BIOS corded n Case No 25 061 1 Bd p ce per galon of the Me gs County P obate f o b at the vendo s plant Court w II offer for sale at the b d pr ce per ga ton the off.ces of Porter L ttle del vered to the vendo s Sheets & Frecko 211 213 portable tank to any locat on Eest Second St Pome oy w th n th e county as des g Oh o 45769 1ha follow ng nated by the County Eng desc bed real estate belong neer the b d p ce per gallon .ng to thela1e Florence Anna for app ed dust control fo Bay located at 66486 T R the va ous g ades of b tum 1016 Reedsv lie Me~~ nous mate a s wh ch s hall Coonty Oh o conform to the pert nent S tuated n the Townsh p State of Oh o Department of of 0 ve County of Me gs H ghways Conat uct on and and Stole of Oh o Mate a s Spec f cat ons and Be ng a part of the East the Me gs County H ghway part of One hundred Ac e Departments B tum nous Lot No 1 02 Sect on No 3 Spec f cat ons Town No 4 Range No 11 2 Venda s shall under of the Oh•o Company s Pu stand that no gue antee s chase Bag nn ng Ftve rods g ven to the actual quant t e5 and s x 161 I nks East of tho needed but each successful Southwest corner of the M I vendo shal be equ e d to Lot deeded to Joseph Aan fu n ah all o any part of the dolph by Isaac Rando ph County a equ aments as Dead bear ng date July ordered dur ng the b d 2111 1B53 thence no"h pe od eleven (11) Oeg eos West 3 - B dded pr cos shall be Eight rods thence East F ve f rm and n effect du ng the (6) rods and 161 S x Inks bd pe od more o le•• to the Bank of 4 All b dde s must ag ee the Oh oR ver thence south to fu n sh any b tum nous f'&artv on the Bank of the mater als as equested n Oh o E ght Rods thence Item 1 at the same pr ces to Ohio River Eight Rods !hence all the Poll cal Subdlvls ons of Me gs County du ng the West 5 rods and s •1611 nks mo e o less to the place of b d pe od bag nn ng conta n ng One 5 - The enve ope ponte n Fourth I I of One Acra ng each month a b d must moe or leas be pia nly ma ked B tum1 Be ng the same fourth of nous B d 6 - P oposa s are to be One ac e conve ad by E T M 1choll1o Ban1 Wa ke and etu ned on b•d forma supp bear ng date f Deed March I ad by the Metgs County 1st A 0 1867 and re Eng neer or obta ned 1h ough tha off ce of the co dad n Volume 37 Pages 261 262 Record of Deeds the Boa d of Me gs County of Me gs Co Ohoo And a1er Comm ssoners conveyed toW B Cross and 7 The successfu \lendo Hetty S Cross h s w fe w be requ red to turn sh bear ng date of Deed No any lab work or des gn vembe 131h A D 1929 grades as requested by the end Reco ded n Deed Book Me as County Eng near No 132 Page 651 Records 8 The Me gs County Comm as oners eserve the o f Deeds Me gs County Oho right to accept or reject any Also a lot of land n Sec or al b ds o any part ton No 3 Town No 4 the eof Range No 11 of the Ohio Mary Hobstetter Clerk Company s Purchase off Me gs County Board 1ho Eas1 pan of 100 Acre Lo1 102 Bounded as fol ows o f Comm ss one s Beg nn ng at the southwest 1316 13 2tc carne of M II Lot Oeeded to C K bble on tho 2 ht day of Pubhc Nottce August 18&6 thence south 10 deg eea East 6 odsand 6 ORDINANCE NO 1179 B7 llnka !hence Eatt 10 Roda An 0 d nance to au tho ze to 1 Stone Thence north 5 the sa e of V llage Real rods and 6 I nks to the Bank Estate not netded fo any of 1he Oh o R ve thence Mun cpa purpo se West to the p ace of Beg n Be o da ned by th e n ng Except what 1 Weet af Coun c o f the V lage of tha Road M ddleport as follows Reference Deed Vo ume SEC That tha follow ng 161 Page 327 lll1d Volume rea e s ta te be lo ng ng to the 304 Page 397 Melga Coumv V ag e o f M dd epor1 s not Deed Records neede d fo Mun c pal pu Subject to all leases ease poses tow t ments and r ghls of way of Rea est a e s tuatei:t along reco d Route 7 a nd s a port on of The m n mum ac ceptab e Lot 327 No 052 Tha V age bd w be $8 000 00 Terms a cqu ed t tie to sa d eal of sa e CASH on dehvery of e s tate by de ad eco ded n deed Subject to real ettate Volum e 327 Page 857 1axes through 1986 and ac M e g s Co unty Deed crued real estate taxes for Re co ds 1987 SEC II That the Counc Pea I H Swa n Jr of 1he V II age of M ddl oport Admin strata of the Estate bv t s P es dent and the of Flo ence Anna Bay Mavo be and he e by s deceased author zed to se I sa d ea 121 27 13 6 16 3tc estate to the h ghost b dder accord ng to law upon the to low ng le ms Cash n hand upo n de v erv ol deed SEC II Th s Ordnance s hal ta ke effec t and be n fo ce from and afte the ea I 85 date p ov ded by law Pas sed he 23 d day of Feb uary 1987 Attest Jon P Buck C ork Dewey Honan P es de nt of Counc I (3) 6 13 21c In Memonam -a:z liSA M KOCH 949-9070 or 949-204 ~ Pubhc Not ce Computenzed Heanng A1d Selection C!l Sw1m Molds lnterpretmg Se1Y1ces ACTION TOWING ·~ =- NOTICE TO AGGREGATE VENDORS Sealed b ds w II be e ca vsd by tho Boa d of Me gs 'County Commiss onars at the Comm ss oners Off ca ocated n 1he Court House n the V llage of Pome oy Oh o until 12 00 noon on the 1st day of Ap I 1987 and the b ds w I be opened and ead aloud at 1 16 p m on the 1st day of Apr 19B7 for the furn sh ng of a k nds and s zes of aggre that may be requ ad by County H ghway 2 ~t.:::&..., 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED TIRES & BATTERIES ~~-,.., -~ - Pe sons know ng any eason why the comp a nt shou d not be granted shou d appea and nfo m the court at that t me The court s oeated at the Me gs County Probate Court Courthouse Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Each of you s e quired to answer the com p a nt w th n twenty e ght 28) days of the lest date of pub cat on The last date of pub cat on s Apr 3 1987 ROBERT E BUCK Judge 2 27 13) 6 13 20 27 _4_3--:6:-lc..,-,::---::-:- - - Pubhc Nottce Pubhc Notice AI ty,... carpent• a concrete worlr. ln1er Gr exterior remodeling pelndng rooftnt frM ....... _ Cal 814 448 &174 =~ ·- IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE AS SOC Pia n1 ff -VSPAUL T IMBODEN GALE IMBOOEN and GEORGE COLLINS Treasurer Defendants Case No 86 CV 226 NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE ANO PROOF OF PUBLICATION In pursuance of an o dar of salo 1o me drreclod I om 1ho Clerk of Coun of Common P oas of Matgl Coun1y Oh o I w 1\ offer for sale 11 publcaucton atthedoorof 1he Courthouse n Pomeroy Oh a Me gs County on the 24th day of Apr I 1987 at 10 00 am the follow ng eat estate The foltow ng desc bed property situated n the V llage of Syracuse Countv of Me gs and State of Oh o and desc bed as follows to w t Being Loll Nos Sand 6 of CARLETON 5 ADOITION together w th all mprove menta thereon Sad eel estate 1 ap PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE s hereby g von that on Saturd6y Ma ch 141h 1987 a110 OOa m a pub c sale wII be held al 106 Un on Avenu~ Porn eroy Oh o "to sell' fo cash the follow ng collateral 1979 Cadollac B ougham Fleetwood SS# 6B69S99190529 The Fa mars Bank and Sav ng• Company Pam e oy Oh o reserves the nght 10 b d at this sale and to w thd aw the above colla teral pro to salt Further the Farmers Bank and Sav ngs Compenv reserves the ght 10 reJect any or all b ds subm tied Furtt'ler the above colla teral will be sold in the con d1on its n wth no ex pressed o mpl ed warran tesgven (3)11 12 13 3tc Home Improve menta H : l r = = = = = = = = ; t F = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = i i 3 Announcement& ::: r':.... ~ -~ ~ Pubhc Nottce Public N ottce Cempe trel er complet• y equ pped 1 tcrttandwitheeptlc tanlr. and water If" 304-1576 29a9 or 878 2372 ·--- ·-·-:::.-. . .·: :=.·-··- · Public Nottce praoud 11 $12 500 00 Terms of Sale Cash Sale of Sad rea estate to be for not less than two th rdt (2 3) of the aforeu d appra sed value Howe d F ank Sheriff of Me gs County Oh o (3) 13 20 27 3tc 3-IP"d 1t1ndtnllhlft on floo SNAFU • by Bruce Beattie pope. w- 1984HondtCR BOO exccond low uoogt 0850 00 304 488 1081 1974 Chwrolet Oood CGnd Cell614 448 1&22 Fo 11eortrade 1977LTOFord Stat on Wagon 1180 Ch~WV lmpalt c.u aftt 5 00 304&75 2720 69 42 1878 Bu ck Rot~l PS P8 Till wh_. air cond cru 11 n1med w ~· Call 81• «I 7310 Ulllty B dg Spl 30 x40 x9 1 lxl Overhead doo Service Ooo tl333 E ected ron Hone B dgo 814 332 9745 8 oom ha on 50 ac 11 at Eu aka t260 • mon h 6 oom h• 75 ac e fa m Muon County Ca I 304 676 5104 Sme unfu n 1hed home 3 mlln South cf Ge PO I oH Rt 1 Adults p tflf' tel Aeftrencas depot t Ph 114 448 8430 0 614 245 9417 1984 Ford E~~eort wagon PS auto PB a r 12850 Ext • CIHR Cell614 286 8522 a• Ant que Mon•ch COli & wood ange •1000 Best Offe An Uqua h1 t " •soo a ..t Offe Ca 614 379 28112 64 Mtsc Autos for Sale Farm Equ1pment JO ac e 1 m ha• good home a ge ba nand • ue pond South Weste n Schoo D 1 c Ph 44 ~ ­ ,>; Lr ves lriiJ tiALF PRICE F ach ng arrow 1 gn1 $299 tghted nan a row t289 Unl ghted U49 FrH etta • See toe• v Ca today Facto v 1 800 423 0183 anvt me Merchandise 31 .·.-. .·--- Tr <~nsporlalron fdlrrr Supplrr·:, Sma apartment o room fo 1 pe son n Hende ton o down own Po n P eaaant 304 372 9272 49 =.::.=......... ~ o e ht exch.onp COUNTRY MOBILE Home P11 k Route 33 North of Po me ov Rental a er• Ca 614 992 7479 47 Wanted •• • •• ~- Motorcycln Ono 1888 KLF 188 lleyou Ktwalttll4-whHitr 12mo okl ooldng n 400 00 Ono 1881 1211 Honda 4 whHier 17mo old ••ldna •eao oo c.ll61• 245 9828 Avenue 3 pha" powa 12 ft ave head doo concrete f oo c. 614 446 2362 5f .... JO fUCI AN AI ClU tt2 2156 .,.,u tin DATI A.l. te 5 P Jl • ldl. Ulttil NOoN IATUIOU 1182 Honda CX 500 Cuttom Eactllant condition Ph 114318 8638 OuaH TV 231n Od.,sy Qame 8C C1rtndgt1 •100 00 Roto Ti ., Bol.nt n& 00 Ph 814 446 0946 Spac~J to Rent Eltcel ant o Ano neya Accouritan etc Busmess Opportunity ~_..... Pool Tab e 1100 00 Hotpo nt W81he & Orye t1 00 00 Stu d o Couch B ack V nyl 17& 00 Financial 21 Space for Rent ·~,. QOS(D SUHOA't' 74 Annou nee me nts 8 siness Services Triple c untd whitt oats 4 n tchldue 40 ptPf 1 Oltg wtth AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS IEIUILT I IEPAIRED 1 SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MULBERRY AV£ POMEIOY, OH. PH. 992·9949 lob lorton Ow111r 2586tfn X Ray Tachn clan f01 ocll docto t off ce Send """'' to lox P 13 n c• • Pt PtM11nt Reg 1 e 200 Men It Pt Plea.. nt WV 12 Sttuetlon• Wanted Have oom tnd bOird for 1111«tf peno n Au sonlblt 11-..n2 &022 Someone o work..,. the • or I VI n W h tlderty womtr'l Cell 6 4 992 3223 15 School• lnatructlon Rat an Now IOUihiMternlua ne11 Co eo• Can 114 441 4!187 • �.., . ..........'""""' .,;.• ' t'lge-lU-Ihe Ua11y Sentmel r-----Local Briefs:---. A rally lor members oftheChurcn of the Nazarene will be held at 7:15p.m. Monday at the Gallipolis Ch urch of the Nazare ne. Speakers will be Rev. and Mrs. Ha r mon Schmelzenbach Nazarene missionaries to Kenya. Harmon Schm!'lzenbach ·Is~ third generation mlssary of his fam ily for the Church of the Nazarene In Africa . Rev. and Mrs. Schmelzenbach were sent as missionaries to Africa in 1960 and they have worked in var ious area there. · Group to host square dance ' The Grand Squares of Ga Ulpolls will hoid a Wes tern s tyle square dance from 8 to ll p.m. Satu rday at St. Peter's Episcopa l Church In Galllpolls with Bill Bush as caller. Genealogical Society to meet The Meigs Count y Genea logical Society will meet at 2 p .m. Sun.;lay a t the Meigs County Museu m. Mem bers arr asked •o take oid documents for dispiay and to explai n the s ignifica nce of them. League sign-ups slated Saturday Sign-up for summer youth league will be held Saturd ay In Mlddieport, Pomeroy , Syracuse and Rac ine. Middleport youths will sign-up from 10 a. m. to 1: 30 p.m. at Middleport VHlage Hall. Registration fee of $9 and co py of bi rth certificate required. Pomeroy youths wiU sign-up on the seco nd fl oor of F.lberfe lds. Registration $9 and copy of birth certificate req uired. Syracuse will sign-up from lO a.m. to noon at Syracuse Eiementary. Regis tration $12 and copy of birth certificate required. Racine will sign-up from 10 a.m. to noon at Southet·n kindergarten . Registration fee $10. Middleport and Racine wtn also have sign-up next Satu rday, same times and locations. l.orena Mt•Cau~:~lahd . . John J, Bush John J . Bush. 61, Hartford. W.Va ., was dead on arr iva l at Pleasa nt Vall ey Hospital Thursday. Born May 15. 1925, In Mason, W.Va., he was th e son or the late Lew Ri chard and Sarah Edith .Jeffers Bush. He was a truck driver for the West Vi rginia Department of Sl1e was a member of Harm ony Highways. worked for Lowrilan Ba pllst Chu rch, South.<ide, and Lime and was a coa i miner . Surviving are his wife, R~th K. 1he DAR of Char ies ton. Bush; one daught er, Sonya Bush , He r husba nd, Al exa nde r Har tfo rd; three step-daught ers, McCa usia nd, prece<ied her in death in , 1965. She was the Darlene Miller and Jo.\nn King, · daught er-in-la w of the late Ge n. both of Ha rtford, and Sharon John McCausland. She was also Edwards. New Ha ven. W.Va.: preceded In dea th by one grand· two stepso ns, Leonard and Mi· son, .John Smit h McCa uslan d. in chael Miller, both of Hartford; 1978, three sisters, .Janie Ro· one sister, Frances Rice, Peterberls, Isa belle Wright , Florence stown; two brothers, G u ~Bush , Fluck. and four brothers, Maso n·, , Pomeroy, and Eli Bus h. Maso n. W.Va.: 12 s tepgrandchlldren a nd Gliman, Edward and Antho ny. Surviv ing are one daughter. severai nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by Mrs. Harriet M. Brown , Charles· ton; one son. Smi th McCausiand, fo ur brothers and one s ister. Services will be at 1 p.m. Pliny; one s ister, Fannie Dou· !(lass. Gr imm's La nd ing; four Saturday at Foglesong Funeral gra ndchildren and one grea t- Home, Mason, with the Rev . George Hoscha r officiating. Burgrandc hild. Services wiU be at 1: 30 p.m. ial will be in Adamsville Ceme· Sunday in the WHco>en F uneral tcry. F riends may call at the Hom e with the Rev. Fred McCa l funeral home from l1 a.m. -1 p.m. lister official ing. Bur ial will be in Sa turd ay. the McCa usland Family Ceml'· tery a t Henderson. Frlrnds may Flora Faye Pratt call at th e funer'al home from 2-4 Fiora Faye Pra tt. 90. 3800<1 and 7-9 p.m. Sat\lrday. Rock Springs Road, Pomeroy, Jn lieu of fl owers, the tamilv died Thursda y at Veterans Memsuggests dona tions to the Hal:· orial Hos pital. many Baptist Church. Southside. A homemaker, Mrs. Pratt was Mrs . LorPna Grimm McCausland, 86, Pliny, W.Va. , died Thursday at the hom e of h.er daughter In C" ha ries toh, W.Va ., followin g a long Illness. Born March 8, 1901 , at Grimm's Landing, W.Va., shP was th e d a u ~;h ter of the la te George Grimm and Sa rah Han" nah Sayre Grimm. Fires damage area homes What started as a chimney flre Wednesday afternoon ended with a Racine area family losing th eir home and all belongings. Basban and Racine Fire De· partments were fi rst catted to a chimney tire at the Terry Belt residence a t 4: 32 p . m . Wednesday . According to Bas han Fire Chief Luke McDanie l, the fire was out to the satisfaction of both fire departments. :Then early Thursday morning (~rtdayl, Bas han was recalled to thhe scene bul the two-story frame home was burned to the ground. Due to windy conditions on Thursday and the posslbll1y of brush fire, Bashan was catted back to the scene off and on lor hot spots. At 3:49p.m. Thursday, reports McDaniel, the Bashan apd Racine Departments poured a~ut 3,000 gallons of water on the site to !'Xtlngutsh all hot cbals. ' The family did have insurance, McDaniei says. ' The home of a Pomeroy family sustained about $5,000 worth of damage in a chimney fire which ~curred late Thursday evening. , Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles . Legar reports Pomeroy firemen were called at 10:19 p.m. to the David Ferry residence on Rose I:IIU Road . According to Legar, a metal chimney bad been touching the houst' and unbeknownst to tamily members, the nue of the chimney caught fire. Flames wer~ confined to thc roo'! and attic area bn one end of the house. althOugh there was water damage in other areas. Lawsuit filed ; (Continued from Pagr 1l death was a direct n •suit of the ' negilgence of the defendants. . Tseng was employed by th e · defendant Acute Care of Amer· i~a Inc ., which subcon tracts with Veterans Memorial Hospital to provide em0rgencv roo m ~rvlce. · · Stewar·t's ·beneficia ries allegediy suffered mental anguish and damages lor the ioss of his service, society and prospecti ve inheritance. Judgment of $l mUUon al(alnst each defendant Is being sought In the matter and a trial by jury Is r!!Quested. Ohio .weather South Central Ohio , Mostly cloudy tonight, with a low near 30. Mostly cloudy Saturday, with a chance of rain apd highs In the mid 50s. 'The probability of prec lplta· lion ia 20 percent tonight and 40 ~rcent Saturday. : Winds wUI be from the 10 mph tonight. , : Ohio E111tnded Forecaat S.nday throuch Tuetday A chance of rain mainly In the 10uthern part o!the sta~e Sunday and , Mondo~~y, with a c'luince of r•ln across the state on Tuesday . 'ire runs reported :The Middleport Fire Depart· men! answered 46 calls, nine !Ire · I'Jin& and :rr emergency runs · ct,urlng February, according. to the report of Fire Chief Jeff Dant. All vebiclea of the depart· rnent were driven 1,412 mUes during the month. ' . Sheriff plans :. ·. poly~aph tes~ j . born Nov. :l, JR96 In Pomeroy, a daughter of the iate John and Lydia McCumber CarL She was a member of Trinity Chu rcl). Pomeroy; th e Harrisonville Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. and the Roya l Neighbors Lodge. Surviving are a daught er and son-In· law, Berniece and Charles Riffle, Pomeroy; two sis ters. Mabei Brickies and Louise Harrison, both of Pomeroy; a brother, Ralph Carl, Pomeroy; a granddau l(ht er, Sheila Eastman, Gallipolis; two grandsons. Charles P. Ri ffl e, Middlepor t, and Ronald Riffle, Pomeroy; a foster daughter , Winifred Klingerman, Pittsbu rgh, Pa., and several ni eces and nepehws. Also surviving are 11 gra ndchildren. Besides her parent s, Mrs. Pra·tl was preceded In dea th by her husband, Allard Pra tt; a daughter, Marcelene Strauss; and two brothers.· Services will be heid at 1 p.m. Sa turday at the Ewing Funeral HomP with Mr. Robert Purt ell officiating. ' Burial will be in Burlingham Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home from 7-9 this evening. Eastern Star se rvices will be conducted at the funeral home at 7:30 tonight . 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MostMII,Ior Credit CMis Accepted ' . adverse impact s upon wa i E"'r qua l ity, t·crt'i:'J 1io n a 1 use of the river and other citizen co ncerns. a nd co nsiderat ion was give n to employmen t ond other public benefits generat ed by th e coal recove ry. ·'The appl icant 's past pcr.lormancc of drodg.ing in the Kan awha Rivc;r under numerous permit s has demonstrated his abil it y to drrdgr withou t ca using bank eros ion or in ~ t ab ilit .v or adverse ly affec ting commercia l and rec rea tional navi ga · lio n, fls hingo rw atcrquali ty,·· said C"ol. Robert D. Brow n Ill, dis I riel engi neer wiIh 1he cor~s. "After full co ns idera tion of all puhlil' co mment s. age ncy co mm ent s and in form at ion ou tlinPd (in lh C' not icr of permit approva l) , It Is my dcler rnlna tlo n that lssuancP of I hr• p<'rmlt is not co ni ra ry to thr public Int erest, .. The public no tice advertisi ng this project was Issued on Nov. 7, 19&;, and expired on Ore. 7. 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Fish and Wildl ife Serv ice a nd the Wes t Virf:inla Department of Na tu ral Reso urces indicat e the dredging ran be accomplished without sig ni fie ant adverse Impacts to fish and wildlife resoure·es, and cer liflcatlon issued lJV the state DNR Indicates water qu ality standard's hav e been considered and will be ac hieved. ' Permit conditions were Included to minimize _: L ibrary eases ·search for data NEW HAVEN. W.Va . - Aft er working with consultants In West VIrginia and In other areas such as Pittsburgh, workers at the former Foote Mineral Plant at New Ha ven may be closer to owning the facUlty . · On Friday th e state, Legisiature passed a bHl that would e~empt saies of electricity consum ed in manufacturing a ferroalioy from the business and occupation tax. • Sen. Mike Shaw, R-Mason. 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Mal(azines h ~ve been kept on two full walls of the library, a nd dat e back fi ve years. The Magazine Collecti on, whic h goes with the Reader-Print er, dates eight years, and takes up two caro u- I sels of cartridges, for a tota l size of " bou t an office des k. :rhe Reader-Print er l'a n luke th E~ ar ticle, enlarge It , and make a positive print In a ma tt er of seconds. Articles arc found by the Index number at the bott om of th e page, ~or respondin g to th e InfoT ra k prin t-out . The two co mbined cos t ilpp rox imatety $15,000 and have go lien tre mend ous use In th e first week of ope ration, Loudr n sa id. The purchase mon ey came most ly fr om levy dollars, hr added, and "Th at Is wh.v Wl' ha ve this caliber of librarv ." The tCo nl inu ed on A-:11 chandise in the discount chain . and turned a cons lstenlly pronta bl ~> co mpa ny into a th ree-year loser. Haddad told The Charleston Gazett e that Heck's has been poo rly managed s ince hr resigned as cha irman four yea rs ago. Haddad called for th e res ignation of Isaacs and chai rman Ray dis count stores. changed the merc handise from hardwa r<· to clo thing, remodeled sto rrs at grea t expe nse. dr opped regular news paper advertising and hired unqu a l ifi e d middl e mana ge ment . "If K Mar t sold it for $1. Russell Isaacs wa nt ed to se ll It for 98 cents or 90 cents," ~I add ad told the Gazette. "You ju st ca n't Da-r nall. He sa id Isaacs weakerr.ed the Hec k's ehain by cha nging suc cessful a nd profl tabie policies. Hec k's filed rece ntly for bankruptcy under Chapter 11. wh.ich would prov ide pro tec ti on frown it s credit ors and allow reoirga nizat ion . H"addad, who started Heck's with three other men In 1959. sa id Jsa:!CS tried to und erprice other 1 k<•ep undPrcuttlng L'v<·ry dis· cou nt s tore . Befo n~ yo u know it somcbody's goi ng to get hu rt. 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D-1 ; ·, • 2295.00 Inside: tmts - ' Credit Pllnl AVIIIIblt C-1 • Save ssoo o1!~s~:'~m 149500 19~~oo Chuck Stone takes aim at ciga tte advertising and its t>ffect upon American h alth - A-2 -B-1 That statement was the firs!. comment he has made since', pollee officers raided his offiCe' last month. ' ~ Wednesday, Pett y's lawyer: Gary Schweikert of Columbus· satd' no deal could be ~truck tO: which Petty would plead guilty to: reduced charges In exchange lor· his resignation. : The indict ment stemmed from; an investigation Into a 1984 arson · fire In volving the daughter of his campaign manager. .J Debbie Bush Fenton, arrested! hours before she was to have· been named Mansflelil' s finance ' director, pleaded guilty to arson , prior to testifying before t~e : grand jury that Indicted PettY,: • Also pleading guUty was Rqn: Fitch, accused setting the fire hi: Fenton's apartment complex so·: she cou ld collect the Insurance ; •.. mon ey. Thursday Admissions - Don Tillis. Rutland ; Ruby Simpson, Middleport; Kennet h Diddle, Syracuse. Thu rsday Discharges - Robert Riffle. Bud Darst. 50 cents All-SV AC dream team Cancer unit ·is op~ned to senre area a ~ VIDEO·AND ELECTRONICS . MANSFIELD (UPI) -Rich- : land County Sheriff · Richard : Petty, in his !irst publlc state- ' ment In about month, claims a : lie det ector test wlU clear him of · crtmln3i charges. ' Petty was Indicted last week on : three counts of obstruction of • · jusllce and three counts or : ta mpering with evidence. He is to : come to trial April 7. Petty said the Ue detector test : he took last week wiUciear him of ; • the charges. "I have decided that the only ; way the fact s wlll be known Is by ; way of public trtai," Petty said In ; a prepared statement Thursday. ~ Veterans Memorial Realistic®-2500 33'/oOff " ' Stereo Satellite TV System By Realistic . Friday, March 13, 1981. Area deaths Missionaries to speqk in area _,. cas h-fl ow pa cka ge at 1he New Haven plant to sell to va ri ous Investors and lend ers. Shaw sa id his effort s wil t be co ntinued and add ed, "lt 's u very good day for Mason Cou ~ty and employees at Foote Minera l. We wtu do all that we can to reopen the plant a nd get Its 200 employees bac k to work." The plant closed Dec. :n, 1985 when Foote Minera l ent ered Int o an agr ee ment wllh SKW Alloys of Niagara Falls to· transfer to lendi ng inst itutions throughout th e U.S. Td make the loa n pa ckage mor·e appealing to these lend ers, Shaw Introduced a btu to the Legl:stature which exempts the prodluctlon or the lerroa lloy macl1e at Foote Mineral from the bust pess and occ upation tax. This also greatly affects simUar hea,·y .tndustrtes, Shaw said. As' 'a result , approximately $496,000 will be added to the pressed interes t In moving more quickly than the House on the Immunity question, but the chairmen of both panels have pledged to work together. They expect to make a decision next week on how to proceed In light of the concerns of Walsh , who Is workIng toward possible criminal Indictments. This week Walsh asked both select committees lor a !IO·da y delay in granting Umlted ImmunIty from prosecution lo either Poindexter or North. the nationai security aides who lost their White Hou se jobs because of the scandal. Walsh, who has the power to • SKW. a divisio n of a West Ge rman fi rm of th e samr nam e, it s spec ialt y foundry products line Incl uding technology, trade names a nd patent s. Under the proposed restructur· lng plan. the new plant would produ ce high silico n alloys for use In the chemical and aluminum Industries. Thr gover nor's letter of Intent for th e $4 mill io n loa n Is good for six months. from the dat e or the Feb. 2 s t~ nl n~ . num~r of occun·enCC's havC' " Increased greatly In the last mo nth." Fami l.Y p<'t s are oft en sought ou t for laboratory purpose.< beca u se of the ir eve ntemperament , Flshrr rxp lal ns . Bee ause wel l-currd-for pet s may be trusti ng of kin d and fri endly stran gers, they arc £•as ter to lure away or ac tu ally ta ke away from the home. A coc ker spaniel belonging to th r Ronald and Linda Holt er !amity or Raci ne, and a go lden· retriever. belongi ng to Bria n King, Pomeroy, are among the pel s thai have turned up missing I In th e last month ~ n Meigs Count y. · Says Linda Hotter, "Our dog wasH years old and neve r out of the yard ." The ~! oil e r pet was take n Fe b. 21. Brian Klng '.s mother, Eva Ki ng, reports that her son's pet was taken Feb. 17. Ne llhcr th e Kings nor a ny of thei r nelghhOrs saw or heard any th ing unusual the day the dog turner! up missing. Both lh~S<' fa milies say thry have prrtt.v much los t hope the! ~ pets will cvN be found . They co ntact ed the proper auth orllle• ; catlod neig hbors. co nd ucted sea rches and ru n newspaper ads . ICo n! lnurd on i\ -41 Water line extension ·may be finished early seeking accord on immunity . WASHINGTON tUPi l - Con· gressiona l Investigators are try i.ng to nan down a compromise with Independent prosecutor ~wrence Walsh to 'get two of the major !igures .tn the Iran armsContra aid scandai testifying In the near future. The chief lawyers for the House and Senaie paneis probing the covert sales of U.S. arms to iran and the scheme, to divert profits to NtcaraiU&n Contra rebels mei Friday to work out an arrangement for the two prtnci· j)a)s in the case - Rear Adm. ~ohn Poindexter ~nd Lt. CoL Oliver North. The Senate panel has ex- "I sponsored th e blll a nd has been worki~g with Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr. to create an "employee buyout" packa ge tor the fo rmer Foote employees . The forme r employees had sought a $4 million loa n from Wes t Virginia, whi ch Moore approved las t morith In front of a crowd of nearly 1,800 former pian! empioyees and concerned citizens at Wahama High School. The workers ha ve atso req ues ted loa ns from various banks and By NANCY YOACHAM Tlmi"N·St•ntlnrl Sluff POMF.ROY - Due to an Increased numb<' r of miss ing pets with in the last month , Meigs County pet ow ners are being advised to ke~p pets under close watch and be on the loo kout for suspic ious w hiclrs. Dorot hea Fis her of the Meigs County Humane So~ let y , and Meigs Co unt y Dcpuiy Sheriff Ru th F'nmk , have expressed co nc ern over th e growi ng numbc·r of missi ng pels In the co un ty. Fis her warns to "krep family dogs under close surveil· la nre- and ca ts too." All hough auth orities ca nnot be certa in, th<'Y fear th e pets are bei ng stotrn and then trans· ported across statr lines for sa le to laborulorics . Prt stea ling occ urs off and on all Ihe t !me Fis her acknow ledges, but the enfo t:ce a 30-day delay, Is eoncer n·ed because Immunity arrange m ents protect witnesses from belnt; prosecuted on any evidence they reveal. North has been Identified as a major figure In many aspects of the scand al, and his fo rmer boss Poindex ter was the president 's natlonai secu r ity adviser during much of the secret operations. Co ngress, under deadline pressure.!! to hoid pubilc hea rings and wrap up work on the case. !s impa tient because both Poindexter and North have Invoked Fifth. Amepdment rights against seif· lncrl mtnatlon In refusing to testify so far. Adm. John Poindexter 'I ' ject, whi ch wit! prov ide water to .. By NANCY YOACHAM ,, Tlm~ ·Sentlnei Stall the Sllversvl llr area, and to TUPPERS PL AI NS - Fifty· Mlnersv ntc Hill. Skinn er, Eli ja h th ree Meigs County homes will Hit! and F:as t Le tart roa ds. ha ve wa ter from Tuppers Plal ns- However. Poole expects compleChesle r Water District by Sept . tion of the project In less than the 15, and probably before that dat e, · 180-day allotment. He says the report s Don Poole, the water contrac tor plans to lay ·tho district 's general manager . s maller lines flrsr, then concenDAR Construction, Morehead. trat e on StivcrsviUc. Ky., will be starting the water Piumbin~ changes to facilitat e ilne ex tension within th e nex t the extension arc now und!.'rway seven day s, Poole says. throughout the system and Pooie The contractor has 180 days hopes present Tuppers Piatns· from co mmenci ng co nstrucilon Chester customers wl~ be pa·, to compiete the Phase Ill pfo· (Co ntinued on A-3 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 13, 1987 bush carl grimm mccausland pratt