https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2a4c5b7140e3189ec7695ae832269395.pdf f4be3e3320719188be56c2b99b7e2b71 PDF Text Text Page-· 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, March 26, 1987 Federal Home State trial moved from Ohio to Detr~it h C' I NCdi :-INIA'Ih'l l U f' Pli-A judge• a~ or. <' l~r c I e S:dc·ral tri: ~l of I Ol lllPI r ome . tal<' Savmgs 13dnk r xc•rur.iv t'' Man·in War nN 1nd Burt on H 1 If ', . . ongarc m on •r r om ( tn.cl.nn a.l tlo llc.r ro it J Ch l S llts tr 11I c , .. · . · ' . o ur t udgc a r ips .I atn er ot Mi"higa n on Wrdnr•sda,· grcr nr cd a l'lw ngp ot vr nur· c h;rt had lll'r n n •qu csled b)' Warne r und Bonga rd . War ncr and Florigard wrr P eo nv ictcd rar lir r thi s m onth in a st u it• tr ial in Cin ci nna. ti and h"rl " r·o nt PndPd th at " ma ss ive publ ic· it.v " a bout thai case would make· 1 if impossi ble for them to receil'r " fair rr ial in anotltrr Cin ci nnati <·aw , " A fl pr four m on' hs of sa t ura· l io n publi cit y about that trial and the verd icts 01 guilt ag'ainst M r . Bongard and M r . War ner. Jury sP IPctron will hf' - at the ver v bPst - Immensely m ore diflicui t and m ore pro ne to error ," sa id att orneys for thr defendant s. The Ci ncion uli t ria l had been sr hrdu led I o beg in M a.v 4; Joiner sci no tr ial dal e fo r thr switch to Del 'I r ot · Wa r ner and Bongard arc charged in the federa l case with conspi r acy · and wire fraud in . violatin g bank board of direc· tor:s' resolut ions against tra nsfer of f unds. Bongard wa s convicted dollars for money I he bank lost . Former bank president David Schiebel, who al so was conv icted in the state tria l, does not face any federal charges. The defendants were charged wit h illegally funneling $113 million of depositors' fund s in the Cincinnati bank to ESM Govern· ment Securities 8 conn ection with the collapse of Hom e State two y ears ago. . on 2 charges of misapplication and unauthorized transfer of funds. In the state trial. which ended March 2, Warner wa s convicted on I hree charges of secur ities tviolali ons and six cha t·g.es of Warner and Bongard are lobe sentenced Monday. They cou ld be sent to prison for up to 15 years and order ed to pay milllons of Area teains • post WIDS Thursday -Page 3 Ohio Lottt•rv• Daily• Numht>r 224 PICK-4 5644 • at y Vol. 36, No. 228 Copyrighted 1987 Mosily doudy tonight. wit h a dtan('(" of rain and a l.uw in llw mid 411s. Mo stly doudy Saturd ay , with lli .u;h!'i llt'ar (m. Tilt· prohahi lit y 111 lll't•t•ipita· linn i~ 411 pt·n·t·nt tuni~ht and 211 IH'rt 'PIIt Satunla~·· • enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, March 27 , 1987 4 Sections, 46 Pu n t1s 25 Cem s A Mult lm Cdltl Inc New s11<1p er Eastern Local Board approves grading policy FRIDAY, MARCH 27 TO TUESDAY, MARCH 31 :'l:';t m!J gl!rui!" DISCOVER WHY ARMSTRONG & CONGOLEUIII VINYL FLOOR COVERING Huge assortment of patterns - 15 Year Warranty -Toto! Suspension System to mulch ony decor. No Wox finish. In stock for immediate . delivery Special Sprill9 SALE TO Reg. 532 ... Sale 523.36 Reg. 536 ... Sale S26.28 Reg. 540 ... Sale S79.20 i\111• $24.99! 11, 111 111'111<1111 I v J••• •'P IlOIII til ilw 1, ,11 ~how ~ lli' W ollld Ul ll '"" r I II oi11 lli, ~ , lllt P\, I' IYI(I , sll( \(> t v('(' 1' 1 ~ • $1158 ~ ON SAL!:: l'\11-'l l NOW. Ill:. I 111 lrnw fm Sale Priced $479 to$959 o ~·f l \.1 II • Tv·~ l~· ..• r ••~••, ,,,'',·,' I PANDORA CASUAL WEAR New Spring Fabrics and colors! REG. $14.00 TANK TOPS ONLY Sl1.19 REG. 116.00 SWEATERS ONLY SJ2,79 REG. s22.00 PANTS ONLY 517.59 REG. '28.00 SHIRTS ONLY S22.39 'il.w Shl¥~ ~FITNESS WEIGHTS Choose wrist weights or hond weights. Assorted colors. MEN'S NECK TIES Big selection of solid colors and patterns. Select yours now and save. $8,50 Ties ......... $6.3 5 $10.00 Ties ....... 57.50 $12.50 Ties ....... $9,35 $13.50 Ties ..... $10.00 STORE HOURS:. 9:30 TO 5:00 MONDAY ·SATURDAY MEN'S 519.95 BLUE DENIM JEANS Pre washed DENIM JEANS l JUNIOR SPECIAL! ~ REG. 524.00 ......... SALE 519.19 REG. 531.00 ......... SAlE 524.79 REG. 546.00 ......... SALE 536.79 I Assorted Colors Children's Sizes REG. 16.00 TO 112.00 & b ~ !'l'll' rrlm,r ,tll i, '"· l:.o: lf. •lnd lt~st~ lru yc•at s &·or ol. ;. 11 SWEAT PANTS & SWEAT SHIRTS 2.0°/o Wra~r o quilt. Beautifully embroidered appliques. Polyester filed. Poly I colton prints. no I included ~ porl mg l 'V \ '111 ..• R··l•l ('' l . . "' l 111 1 ol nl l'l l ll I Wll h C h , f11\C'I . . , , $508 Zip Mas~ I QUILTING MATERIAL Student siJes - huskies - slims and regulars 8 to 16. Prewoshed. Be sure to s~e lee Storm Riders and Wrangler 909 Crly Stro1ghts - Sole Priced. Wrangler - 100% cotton. Waist sizes 29 to 42. Sale Prices Sl 099 PAIR HOLLAND SUMMER BLOOMING CHILDREN SPRING JACKET SALE Lined and unlined ja1kets far little girls and boys. Solids and prints. Reg. $11 .......... 58.79 Reg. su ........ S11.19 Reg. S18 ........ S14.39 Reg. 526 ........ 520.79 OCEAN PACIFIC FOR JUNIORS $sle P1ice$ MEN'S VAN HEUSEN S8 95 SHORT SLEEVE VACUUM CLEANER Mighty Mite T~am sweepers. Brg selection of models. See our big selection - Dahlias, Gladiolus, Elephant Ears. Plant in spring bloom in summer. Great ~ow looks for,.spring. Superior quolity and styling. Reg . 20.00 Shtrts ..... .. .......... .. Sale ' 15.98 Reg. ' 10.00 Tank Tops .... .. ... .. .. .. Sale '7.98 Reg. '24.00Crop Pants .. ..... ... . Sale ' 19.18 Reg. ' 18.00 Shorts/ Jams .. .... .. Sale ' 14.38 EUREKA Uprights, PoV:er FLOWER BULBS ~ SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS BySWEAT Wrangler - Crew Neck I Neck sizes 14111 to 18. Solid 'olors, white, neat patterns, tapered ond full fit styiiH. S1S.OO S16.00 518.00 520.00 Shirts .... 511.99 Shirts .... 512.79 Shirts .... $14.39 Shirts .... 515.99 tory rourso>- biology I and 11. chemistry, oi\·ir s. algebra I and 11. plane geomet r y , co ll ege p r e· para tory Engli sh III and I V. and Ft·rnch I, !'and Ill. The final average gradP for these coll ege prepara tory classes shall be incrPa sod by 25 percent of tho numerical por ct>nt age grade given by the teachers." F ir st reading was given a pol icy pertainin g to academ ic eligibi lit)· for exlra currlcular activ ities. Although the board had a pol icy perta ining to ex tra· curricular spor ts ac tiv ities . as outlined by the Ohio At hl etic Association , the new policy will ex lend to all extra activh ies . In reg ard to sports, and all oth er activ it ies. th e only excep· lion in the proposed policy to Ohio A thl etic Associatio n guideli nes ·pertai ns to practices. II a student does no! meet all gr ad e requir e· ments . the student may practice as long as no league or state meet s or even ts are scheduled durin g the pena lty grading pe· t"iod . During the penal ty period. t he sl udpnt w ill be monitored weekly to determine if grades arc being m aintain ed at r equired Je,·els. If not . the student may not participatc inpracticpt hefollow · i ng week. - Solid Getting me"l s out to the cou nt y' s homebound senior cili· zens is an important aspec t of the Meigs Count y Council on Aging' s progr am of service. L as t ypa r· over 17,000 dinner s w er e deli· vered wit h a maj orit y of thP recipients being 7o years of age or ov er. With March being Na lional Nu tr it ion Mon th, alllhese volun· l eer s who participat e in the home- delivered meal program or serve dinners at the SPnlor Citizens Cent er were lionored at a special party Thu rsday . According to Alice Wamsley, nutrition coordina tor. four areas pf the count y receive home· delivered meal s. The routes with round·lrlp mil eage are Racine. 37 miles; Chester, 29; Rutland; 24: and Pomer oy·Midleport. 22. Tile center is constanlly looking for ways to expand the routes to Include more elder ly residen ts and the budge! for th e program is being expand ed. In 1986. the Cent er pro vided 15.000 meals through the week and 2,000 fr ozen meal s fo r weekend use. The cooked portion of the meal is pa ckaged in foil. l r ansported In an Insul ated con· ta iner and the rout es are ar· ranged so th ai th e last per son on the lin e recei ves it while it is still w"rm. Each 1·out e takc·s abou t 1 Y, hours r ou nd·lrip. Center va ns are gen erally used for the del ivery, but volu nteer s who use their own cars are reimbur sed for mileage. T he four regular van drivers , Doy le Hudson. Virgil McElroy, Robert Smith and Bill Criner are as· slsted by volun teer helpers. Willie Davis, Delmas Kearns , Paul Smith , Harold Rice, George Seller s, Don and Margaret Kennedv. Sonia Parsons, Cha· r les Kiser and Day ton, Eugene ahd Kermit McE l roy . Whil e Doyle Hudson and Virgil McEI· Calors SALE $7l9 95 Fleeced Jog Shorts ... I5.S9 SALE! MEN'S HANES UNDERWEAR Includes Red Lobel and Blue label - Briefs, T Shirts A ~iris, Boxer Shorts. Big sizes Included. ] in a package. S6.99 Pkg. of 3...................... S5.2S ' S7.89 Pkg, of 3...................... ~5.95 S9.S9 Pkg. of 3...................... 57,20 SIJ.75 Pkg. of 3 ................. S10.35 Elbetllfd• · ,lilllll)l 1111111 1' " 1, , lUI CHUG[ CAII O THESE MEN DELIVER - K ermil M cElroy, left, ha.• ht•en delivering meals to homebound senior citizens around tht• counly sinct•l975 when I he program started. Pidurt•d with him is a new er volunt eer , Charlr·s Kis·or, who has be en assisting for a couple of year s. Wllhout tht• homr·deliven •d meals, many disabl ed senior dtlzens would not he abl e to r em ain in their own hom es. r oy arr now employed at the Cenler they form er l y worked as volunteers. ThP home·dellvery mea l pro· gram Is credit ed w ith enabling many of the elder ly to rema in in their own homes, postponing the tim e when they must go to nursing homes or move in with a rel'ative. If is economically ad· vant ageo us in that by hel ping senior citizens sta y In th eir own homps, It allev iat es the need l or expensive outsid e care. th e cosl of whi ch is man y lim es paid with lax pa yer dollars. In addit ion to taking food to the di sabled elderly, the driver s and helpers pick up mall, medicine, lau ndry, and ot her necessities enroute. all eviating another primary concern for homebound senior ei1 izc ns. Mrs. Wamsley explai ned that sometimes the food deliver y drivers and helpers ar c the only co ntact an elder ly person has on a dally basis. Cit ing the lmpor· lance of chose dally visit s, she said that one time this winter Businessman suggests ·p ooling of damages COLUMBUS iUPIJ - A Co· lumbu s businessman say s punl · live damage awards should not be paid out to plaintiffs but should b~ p(¥)ied to pay claims agains t absent manufaclurPrs which cannot be r eac hed . Nelson French. a Columbus electr ic al who!Psaler and imme· dlat e pa sl president of lhe Ohio Sm all Business Council. testifi ed Thursday before a special Ohi o Sena te co mmltt t>e examin ing civ il ju stice r eform l egislation. Punitive damages are as· sessed agai nst a company as punishment for a wrongful act . ln addition to compensa tory dam· ages for th e victi m . " There Is · no r eason why punitive dam"ges should go to aggrieved parties. " said French. He r ecommended that any punitive damages be set aside In a separate fund and used l o pay compensatory damages In r ases where manufacturer Is either bankrupt or In a foreign country and cannot be sued . a ' Discussed was the possible fo r mulation of a policy rela ti ng to pass ·fai l requirem ents for grades one through eight. Al so discu ssed was formu lati on of a poli cy pertain ing to usc of sick !cave by employees. The board i s S€'C' king i nput from admini stra tive per sonn el in thcsC' matter s. ln other bu siness . lhP board ga ve permiss ion for seve ra l fi eld trips. Permi ss ion wa s gr an It'd for a maximum of .10 st udents from grades four , fi ve ""d si x loa llenrl En r ichment Da y on May 1 al Rio Grande College, undN the Tal· ented and Gif ted Program lhro ug h !he Co un ly lloar ct of Edu ca1 io n. F. a stPrn hoa rd will pa y cos ts for lh f' hu s :1nd gasolint'. On Ma _ \ ' 7, a rn<o: imum o f .' \0 slud enl s from gT ;I(!('s :; i.x, s<' Vl' ll and Pig hl w ill altl'nd a Bi( 'C'0 11'11 ni<li Obsf'r vation of t h(• Nnrt hw rs l Onl in<IIH'<' of 17H7 al Ohio Uni\' f'r sil _v . ;dsn through tlw T.A.C . progra m . Costs to thf' board w ill ~ g ain will h4' llU s and ga solinP . 1\ fi C' Id trip l or lll f' C' I<IS .'> l '." or Ron Hi ll und M:Hv .Jo B ucklt'V to lilt' Ohio His tori.n li Sol' if'l _\: in Columbu s wa s a(Jprovt•d l'o r 1\ pr i! '29 . Thc•n • \V ill b~ · no costs 1o til(' ho;1rd f1)r T hi ~ tri p r\ I rip tn.tl rr • f.' ll i\ ·III<IH l Sr:r l' ' Co m;f·nl inn 1 1D ,\p r il ~ ·I 2:1 at \l ('ll 'l'LIIl " M l '!ll ll i·L d /\ udit ol'i urn in { 'ol urnbu .-. w ;ts ;Jpp r m ·N I lor Fll /\ m l\'i.snr .1:1! \i(' t' Wr·lwr <IIHI four Fll i\ nw rn hl'l'"i. T IH• Fll 1\ t ho lp lf•J' wi ll p;t,\' llw f ' :'\ fJt~ n st ·s t\ .'i n 'CJ IH'S tPd h~ - ins I n w to1 Valt ·r·it• ]{; Jn s llt l l lt ll ll . ]J( ' I' nl h ~ i o n wa s g i\" f' rl for t il t · l1 igll ~ !'IJOol show cho r u ~ ;1 ntl \-\ ' t 11)11 ·n · _ ..., t"ll ol'll.'-, tu parl il"i p <~ h · i n l h t• ll ig h St ·ll ool S!]()W Cho ir l·'t•o...l i\·; 11 tu lw lwl d ;\ pr il 2~ 1. ;Jt \·Vt·sl Lit wr l \ ' S tollt • C o llP~P in WP~ I l .i iJ••rl .\ ' , \\' . \ 'o .L , :nHI fo r ti H· l1i g t1 ~ l'lwol d 10ru :- . to ((' Otll lll\ ll'd Oil Jl;l_l;t ' ]I )) Reagan hits road; plans veto of bill Nutrition program • recogntzes volunteers CHILDREN'S Solid colors and patterns a big selection - 41 inch width. QUILTED BABY COMFORTERS 1111., !Reg $<10 951 v Sl'i J r r ~ R INCLUIJL S FRf:T t1 SALE!! SA'IE Uti I VI !I I />1 - ONLY ONLY $28900 Quality leotards by Danskin and Wilson. Sizes S to XL. Hurry in ... at these prices they won't last lonq! REG. 59.-2S TO 121.00 Brightly colored blouses jackets, pants, skirts and Sweaters Only FULL SET AEROBIC OUTFITS Russ Sportswear ... ONLY $2Q900 SQ. YD. 27% 3 W1ttr Tempttttu,.. Option• TWIN SET $545 REDUCED WHIRLPOOL WASHER SPECIAL SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER · By NANCY YOACHAM Sentin el Staff Writer One policy was given a s(•cond readi ng and placed Into effect. and a nor her policy was given a fir st reading when Eastern Loca l Board of Edu cation met Thur s· day evening in r egular ses sion . Placed in to effect w~s a pol tcy per taining to a weigh ted gr adin g sys tPm which read s as follows . " Eastern Local School Board, effective with the 1987·8R school year, hereby implem ents a ·weighted gr ading system for the purposes of determining grade poin t aver age and ra nk in clas s for the following co llege p repara · Otherwise, he said, ret a il er s. Ins tallers, shipper s and w holes· alers like himself become li able for damages in a lawsull where the manufacturE.'r can not pay . . Representa ti ves of the Ohio busin ess communit y continued to press their case for ellm ln al· lng multiple recoveries in civil lawsuits and giving juries more Information on whic h to base awards. Columbus attorney Harry J. Lehman, representing the Ohio Allia nce fo r Civil Justice, sparred briefly with Sen. Paul E . Pf e ifer . R·Bucyrus , ov er whether a Jury should be In· formed of a spouse's remarr iage In a wrongful death action against her late husband. Lehman cited a hypot hetical example of a postman's widow who might marry Col umbu s billionaire Leslie Wexner . He ~aid a jury should be Informed of that fact before awarding a large damage seltlement Lo someone who doesn't need it. •• they fou nd a woman who had been without he"t for SI"Vcr el da ys and was unable to get to the telephone. Statistics show that the aver· age age of the population In Ohio is incre0 sing. People age 75 and older are the fas test grow ing segment of the population bo th in Ohio and across the nation. Th e group Is expected to lncrea se'by 50 percent by the year 2.000. Cu r r ently m or e th an 18 percent of the population In Meigs Cou nty is over 60 years of age. 1n the number of senior citizens, only six stat es have more I han Ohio. The local nutrition progr am Is designed to ser ve those 60 year s of age and older and the handl · capped under 60 . It al so serves on a temporary ba sis on rhe request fr om medi cal or social service per sonnel a pat ient bein g re· leased from the hospital with no ot her person avail ab le to hand le m eal prepara t ion. Whil e th ere Is no assessed charge, those receiving mea l s ar e asked to donat e according to their financial abilit y so that the service may be ex tended to others. The program Is funded by l h<' federal government, but the moni es are not adequa te l o cover all the expenses Incurred In preparing and deliver ing the (Continued on Page 10! WASHINGTON iUPi i - Pres idenl Reagan. in hi s fi rS! attempt to hit tile road wit hout rhe l ran·Contra "!fair in tow, wa s tripped up b~ 1he issuP he says i s a Wa shin gton obses sion in no les s likely a pla ce chan a Midwes tern class room. Reagan. who has accused r eport er s of hf'in g obsessed with his polit ical 11 0es of the last four months. rai sed the Is sue o.n hi> own Thu r sda y whil e on a m iss ion to redirect attenti on from co n· trover sy to safe issu£' S of national ronrern . Today , ltte popular ('auscs hr• l r umpeted Thu r sday gave way to co nfr ontation with Congress as Reaga n planned to ve1o "" $8R billion highway b ill - a ri sky m ove that cou ld deal a blow to a d a mag ed pr es id Pne y if unsucc es sful. During his visit Thursda -' . to Fairview E lementary Schoo l in Columbia. Mo.. Rea gan hea rd sixth ·grad e teacher F:laine Has · semer tell her pupil s th ar !he ·th ree branches of gover nm ent " havr t o work wit h each other. •· But whil e some leadin g Repub· licans have urged him lo strike a chord of conciliati on now. Rea· gan seem s emboldened to work wirh Congress on hi s own term s. His veto roda.v wil l be tcs led nrxt WPC'k ;Js the li ou:-.r <.~nd Sf. n<H t' :J 11 f' mpl I a mu sl(lr lh P rwo· third s maj oriti es n< •r ded to ove rridP him . Wh il l' 1-lou .S <' spokes m a n Marlin Fit zwa f('r pr·r - dlcted Reagan will " do ~r llrr than l'Xp<'t l ed" In lhr !·louse. hu t hopes to su sta in his vr to with a n:1rr ow vict ory i n Hw Srnal l'. "We' re pi ck i n~ up suppor t all 1hP li m e, " he said . Srandln g up 10 Congr<•ss on tilt • !1ighwa.v bill. wh r re his obj Pc· lions l'r nte r on fiscal co ncP rn ~ r at her than lhr pr oposrd Ill· c rr~sr ol' t hP s pC'rd lim it to li~ mph on ru ra l in!C'rsl l:J i t•s . is an inl <·g r ;d pa r t o l l{p; rJ-;i lll·.., pnli l i . c: al n ·viv~il . T h ~1 1 c• ffo rt 11ho rl'l !r ·s ll P~• v ll _y on the ' t ;w t i ( ·~ 11 1111 ll il \'1' -,, ·r v, ·d l1£•ag an wt •ll i n 1111 · p~1s l. As ;r res ull , th<• Wil l II' !l ouse· work1·11 h;_m t T il ur sdn.v 1o show lw ls IJ:IC' k In fot'l'f'. n ra ga n fl1•w l o 1hi • IH• ;t 1' 1Ia nd Iu prorn uf{' t·xt·t •! ll·ncr in t•du r;ltion ;u1d i1 n ·:-. u l'.(! ('ll1 Jl l'f' ~ id l'nc•y . To tlw t !;rll r·r f 'tH.I , ht· m;•d•· ;r whi r l wind r ound Il l ;rppc 'ur;nwr's ~~ ~ 1wo sc ho ols :111d . in a !oi harp dt •pa r turt • fr om t'!•c·f• nt IJ I".l t'! i('r . f'll ~ i.l grd in g i w • :rnd takl' wl! 11 l'(' j)I J I' I C'I' ~ . FCC advances larger service plan WA SHINGTO N i U PII - Th e Federa l Communicario ns Com· mission, in a clear signal to the j udge wh o over >aw lh c Bel l tel ephone .>ySiem breakup, has advanced its plan to let the r egional Bell co mp " nies and AT&T offer lucr ative, computrr· !zed se r v ices su(' h as home banking a nd elec t ronic Yellow Pages . Th e fl ve· member commi ss ion unanimou sly reaffirmed a dec i· slon Thu rsday to let thr com pan· irs offer " enhanced" services t hose needi ng compui er manlpu· Ia Iion of data - as part of their regular telep hone service. The FCC al so unanimou sly adopted techn ica l. guidelines by whi ch I he compani es can offer Spring forward • comtng .April 5 WASHINGTON iUP I J Daylight savin g lime will begin at 2 a.m . local time, Sunday, Ap ril 5, th is year, lhree w eeks early, tor most of the Unit ed States. Congress extended daylight lime last year and President Reagan signed It lnt law last July 8. Ill set Most Americans their clocks ahead one ron the first Sunday In A II, Ins tead or the lasl Sunday In Rr\CK '1'0 SCIIOOL - PrPsid<•nl l t<·a~un vi.il•·•l with .l <·an Loe thcn's third gradr co mpult•r cla~s 'l'hurs da,y whil1· un lnnr at Fa irvit•w Elf'lnt~ntury Sc hool in fo lumhl a . Mu. (t'PI) 'April, the tradlt.lo'nal start of daylight lim e. T hey will turn them back as usual on the last Sunday In October . lhC hl gh· fr<·hn oiogy SN ViCCS, C' X· pr•ctcd to range from vo ir•c messa ging and hom r ban ki ng lo hom e securit y syste m s. hc·al th monitorin g ancl eler tronic Y<·l · low Pages. Mu r k Fow lr· r·. a !-..!-.l •r ll n f.,: l hr pl:•n .., r r ra i C' ;~ " w in wi n" "l!u;tl lon. All 1llf' ;Jd v ;r nt a gPs ! liP 11f•l l (_'O mpan if'.<., :-; l tHHI In g;r i n from I til' Bo th aC'tio ns ha V(1 proi P<"tion s .Judg f\ 1/ :tro ld Cit'f ' ll f' , w ho prr .'i lrJ N I ovr r t h1 · .l;!ll tl:t!':V 1 4~ · 1 hrr<rkup of 1\mHi!':Hl 'f'Pit•pho nt· In c lud ed to p1·cv r n1 u nl i · competill v f' pr;Jctk r s ;•n d r n sure fh C' nC'w hu.'oi inr ssr s :HP not Jo' ('(' 0/'d(•J' S. /HJW I'V ('l, 11i ll g (' 0 11 ;r pprov" l from l i. S. ll is l l'icl & Tr·l•·gr aph ( 'n phnnc· in f (· hr uur.\ , tlr r• .lu .., tl •·(• l lP pm·t mt•nt as k!•d (; r'~'~ ' ll4 ' to li fl tr i(ld to crpa tr a roa d m ;1 p hopC' w ill rnkc' u ~ to a n( •w frontif'r of trl r ro mmunica t ion., serv ices, " sai d F CC ('hair m:tn v i r tua lly al l n •.., t r l, ·t ion o., on 1h4 · rPgi onnl li f•ll f'o rnp tl niP~ ..... a.vl nt.: 1I1Py should tw nl lnwPd to rna nu subsidized by rcg ulur cusTOm ers . " W(~ W ('l l':lf't u n · phorw l •q uipmt ·nl. U.S. hostage sounds off against president BEIRUT , Lebanon r UP I I Am erican hoslagc .Jesse Tu r nrr· pleaded for the llfr of ai l ing fC'Jl ow r aptiv(' Al unn Slccn In :r videot aped message, acc usi ng th e Re"gan administra tion of Ignoring the hos tages ' pll ~ h t l or It s ow n politica l purpose. "We as k I he Am er ican peo ple and ou r fa m ilies to press on our admini stration to make sure th ur we will hf' r eleased ali ve bcca.use all Indicators show that M r. Reagan 's admini strati on wi shes that we di P so thall i (ca n) ge t r id of this Issue," Turner said In the stat em ent rel eased Thu rsday , which may have hf'cn wri tt en by his capt or s. " So far, we had under gone hard limes, " said Tu r ner , 39 . who was k idnapped .Jan . 24 fr om Beirut Univer sity Coll ege with Steen. a fell ow American , and lwo other professor s. " We almo st got killed m ore th an once • wi lllf!UI IH ·or r in f.! t l 1.r t thosP w ho ;u !· 1 ~" " Pn n ~ JI J I , · < · orl ' '·" ~w ld . " TI Ii " a .'. ..,ll l' l ' ~ u :-., 111;11 th ey don ' t g i\·1• u tl<-~ rnn un l 1 ·~ !. fh C'y wa nt to n •adt polll ic·;_d j.!n;IJ ' ur lf th ry v.:; ,nt n lol' l ' pow!'r " hP ll oiJr·r t t' nlh lll , ~~~ . " I ' S. cl ll :t.C'n. nnd M l t hilr·!'! hw ar Sin~ l l. 62. 4;1 n lnd !Hn U.S. rr·sid1·n1 .. !1 ... 1, wr rf' k ldn npp!'ll in .tan u;n·y . Tu r ner a ppt•arr ·d tin•d , \\i l ~ unsha v('l n an d WfJI'f ' u ,\'(I IJow w'" T shir t. 11<' >ai d Si rr n suffer ing fr om hi gh hlrlfwl pr<•• · sure an d hc:r d:rr'hPs . " W P'n • livi ng t od a y a n1 ·w bitt er tim e. Wr· ""kn ow thai r•ur fe llow hos ra g•• Alann St<'en Is dyi ng," Tu rnr·r .I ll id. Turner' s v lclf•ot;l pc d m pssugro wa s dr•llvNI •d to lhr lefl iSI As·Sa flr new sp:r p<•r h,V thr 'I s· Iam ie Jlh ud for lh ~ Ll brr~ t lon ot' Pales tine. thr pro·l ra nl an group !hat clalmPd rPsponslblllty for kidna pping thP fou r pr ofPsso rs. • \ �• Friday, March 27, 1987 Commentary lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lh ~m~ r"T""\.......1~-.-·~d·~==~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio"': Friday, 1987 j . March . ' BOB HOEFLICH General Manager AMEMBER of The United Press lnternattonal, Inland Dally Press Association and the Amencan New spaper Publishers Assoclatlon. LETTERS OF OPINION arP wel coml' ThPy should IX' lf'Ss than 300 words long All letters arcs ubjccl to cdllmg and mu st bf' signed with namP, addres s and telephone number No unsl1med lett ers wlll be pl blished Letters should b£' In good laslc, <~ddrf'Ssl n ,g Issues, no! person alities. I Judge W. Br<>vard Hand of the that this raises a "wall between federal dlstnct court In Alabama church and state" that forbids has handed llb<>rals a hot potato If any sort of religious Instruction there ever was one ·or observance In th<> schools F'or years liberal organizations even a brief nondenominational such as the American Civil prayer. Parents can teach little Ltbertles Union and Norman Johnnl<> or "Suzy any r<>llglous Lear's People for the American b<>llefs they want to: at home. Way hav<> been busy making sure At first this seems lair enough th at no sllght<>sl whiff of reltglon II does, to be sure, condemn a lot was allowed to contaminate of youngsters to growing up Amenca's publtc schools. Their without any religious exposure lh<>ory has been that this Is whatever, since many parents forbidden by the F'irsl Amend- are too lazy or Ignorant to ment clause barring an "estab- provide any. But Norman Lear l's ltshmenl of religion." entitled to argue thai this Is no The courts have generally gon<> skin off his nose -It's the parents along with lh<> liberal contention who are to blame. Eastern dumps Federal Hocking, 11-1. n. Unholy war in schools.____W_ill....l.-iam_A_._Rus_h_er : The Daily Sentinel Recently, the prospect of tryIng to govern oncoming g<>neratlons tl!us "educat<>d" has made even certain prominent liberals qu<>asy. New York Governor Marla Cuomo, lor one, has suggested cautiously that the schools might risk teaching a f<>w "values" such as "Love thy neighbor" (though that one would s<>em barred under the prevailing Interpretation of the First Am<>ndm<>nt) . But by and large liberals have been quite satisfied with lh<> substantive content of the public school curriculum, once the last vestiges of religion have been The Lighter Side Memory slippage stamped out of it. And slowly It has begun to dawn on devout parents why this Is so. The false assumption Is artfully concealed. W<> are supposed to beli<>ve - without Inspecting lh<> proposition - that when all religious training has been <>lim I- • nated from a child's formal education, what is left Is merely neutral on lh<> subject of religion: neutral not only as between religions, but on the subject ollhe validity of religion per se. · But that, of course, Is simply : not true. What lh<> average : youngster In an Am<>rlcan public • sc~ool receives today Is an education based on a world view that regards religion as mislead· : ing at worst and unnecessary at • best. II Is the world view ! historically know as "secular : humanism." Ills rather comical today to see the s<>cular humanists, who once glorted tn that name, holly denying both th<>lr own existence and the diimlnance of their world view In U.S. public education. But of course they hav<> every- , thing to lose by admitting either. : As malt<>rs stand, they are : winning the education argument : by d<>nylng that there even Is one. • Once thet r vl<>w of th<> First : Amendment is accepted, th<> only l thing II Is constitutionally per- j mtssible to teach In the schools 1 JUSt happens to be their own secular concept of the world. But Jud ge Hand has now grea tly inconvenrenced them by rultng (corr<>ctiy) that s<>cular humanism Is, lor the rel<>vant purp,oses, ils<>lllhe equivalent of l a religion. As such,ll has no Il)Ore : business being taught In the • public schools than Presbyter- : ianlsm or Mohammedanism . ; Out, therefore, must go some 40 : textbooks that the Alabama •I school system has been using , WEST WASHINGTON I UP It -Ever since Prcstdent Reagan f11 sl posc·d the challenge, I' ve been racktng my brum trymg to tcmcmbet what I was doing on Aug. R, 198o To refresh your memory, Reagan satd recl'ntiv -IIorgeltherxact date - thai "it's posstble' lot some of the drt wls of Ihe II an-Con tra Issue to escape one' s rccollrctJOn To dramattze Ihat pomt. he c,•llcd lot a slmw of hands by members of the audience who tecalled what they were doing on Aug 8, 1 ~8;; Thus far, the answers I' ve bern able Ia C'ome up with ha ve bern rather negative I find tl easter to remember, or at least belt eve, some of the things I wasn't doing on tha t dale. I'm prett y sure. for example. th ai I wasn't changing my poltcy toward the hostages betn!( held tn Lebanon or serk tn g means of circumventing the congres sional banm on a id to the Ntcaragua rebels. But I've marked thai day In red on thts vea t·'s calendar and should be able to give a full report next Aug 9 Meanwhtle,l can understand how a few details might have sltpped the president's mmd. H<> Is, after all. older than I and hence has more to forget. II likewise is easy to believe th e· current Issue of Common Ca use Magazine Includes an arl trle cntttled "The New Genera tion Gap." . The author takes a dtm vtew of so-called "granny bashmg." and I'm not overly fond of unrestramcd "Ronnie bashtng" on the memon lapse lssu<>. If the president is a bit hazy about some of th e fact s, I am willing to forgive him I recall undergoing a physical examlnat ton ad ministered by a WASHINGTON - America hopelessly clogged with cases, Americans suing one another are required to pay all the legal doctor I had known a long lime. I told him I didn't know which of my has become overpopulated with the verdicts are erratic and that the whole civil liability l'xprnscs of the winners. But ~o mplalnt s were "organtc" and which were part of the normal lawy<>rs, who endlessly compli- unpredictable; insura nce is un- system has gone berserk. under the Amertcan system, pall ern for someone our age. cate thetr procedures and In · avatlable for the unaffordabl<>. Recently, the American Bar anyone can sue you without risk. He replied thai three lhlngs normally occur as one grows older. creas<> their fees whtle JUSttce Enterpreneurs have been driven Assoctation pulled bark a bit All he needs Is an attorney who Is , "One Is a loss of memory," the doc Jested " I forget what the other languishes out of bushiess, doctors have from the1r no-compromise posi- wtlling to accept his case for a two ar<>." In a real sense, the legal abandoned their practices, jour- tion and endorsed some legal contingency fee. And the country That was more than a yeat· ago, bull still remember the punch ltne profession has transformed the nalists have slopped exposing reforms. The attorneys refused, is crawling with lawy<>rs who are · As lor ol' Ronnie, an Oklahoma evangelist tn another outbreak of Amencan svstcm Into a govern- wrongdoing, manufa c tu~ers though. to .limit palp-and- drumming up co ntingency cases. negativism sa id , "We may nev'er know what President Reagan was ment of th e lawvers. by the have shut down plants, .local sulf<>rlng awards, which would If you should gel hit by one of doing on Aug. 8, 198.~ . but we sure kn ow whal he was not dotng" lawyers and for the lawyers governments hav<> cut off ~ervi­ reduce their own contingency these lawsuits, II doesn't cause Th£> preacher , who also was Identified as a agnrullut £' "activtsl," They now cont rol the JUdicial ces - all because they can' no fees. The few reforms thai were the plaintiff a dime. He doesn't iold the National F'armers' UntOn convention tn F'mt Worth that branch, domtnatr the i<>glslalive long<>r afford the high oos( of adopted, snorted Coyne, left have to pay his attorney unless he Reagan "was not solving the problems of America " branch and lnltmidale the exel'u· defending lawsuits. "loopholes big <>nough to drtve a wins. The allorney Invests only According to the aforemen tioned magazine arltele, "a new ,live branch But Paul Revere rides again. trial law yer's Merce de s his lime, plus incidental exapvocacy group'' called Amencans for Generation Equily !AGE 1 What America needs is another Dashing Into this legal· night - through." penses. Somettmes he can generlavors reduculng Social Security benefits somewhat " in order to revolution to fre<>t'ne prople from mare on his charger Is James K. In Coyne's revolution towln the ate publicity that repays him In guarantee that $200 billion system Will still b<> operating by the lime !he tyranny of the lawyers. They Coyne, a modern Revere In co unt ry away from lh<> law vers free advertising The only one baby boomers reach retu ement age " abound like Lilliputians who · pmstrlpes , who heads the Amert- and give it back to the prople, the who will lose Is you, the hapless : Looking out for the future of baby boomers may be entirely have entangled lh<> American ca~ Tort Reform Association. new Bunker Hill wtll be Capitol defendant. If thc' verdicf comes ' laudable, but, frankly , that sounds like a "yuppie" goal to me So I giant in red tape and legal snares Though not a lawyer. he1has, In Hill. Coyne is prepanng for the up tails against you. you lose •• until he can't move without various public foru!I)s, out - bailie, but heneedsthesupportof heavtly If I he verdict comes up , think anyone of Soc tal Security age can sa fely forget tl consulting an atrorn<>y . argued, out-shouted and out- some modern revolutionaries. If heads in your favor. you still lose•. ; This has led to an explosion of maneuvered some of the nation's you are In f~vor of reforming the For the j:'ase Wtll cost you time, litigation, which has burdened besllrtallawyers. legal syst<> m. you can oblatn leg-a l expenses and lawy<>rs' fees ..., the paying public with billions In ' During one debate, a promi- Information from the American Of course, some provision• Chicago Sun-Times lega l bills. These are patd by all nen t trial lawyer lost his d..co- Tort Reform Association. S<>v· must be mad<> for the ppor, wi\o" ,. The Soviet Union ... has legalized moonlighting Starting In May, the people tn the forms of higher rum an d slugged Coyne In the enth Floor.1250Conn!'<'licut Av<>. are entitled to recourse to the families will be able to operate manufacturing and serv ice businesses costs. higher prices and lower face Coyne resisted the tempta - N.W .. Washington, D.C. 20036. courts if th<>y are tnjured Butt he> In 29 categories - auto repair shops, home construction firms, product ivlly tion to su<>; he bellev<>s the legal Under other government s, real victim tn America has•, certain schools, knitwear shops and so on... . Meanwhile. the courts arc profession already has so manv 1hose who sue, If they should lose, become th<> defendant who loses• , This Is lh<> first lim<> since 1917 Ihal any version of free <>nlerprls<> <>ven when he wins h3s been officially permllled - as opposed to be tolerated - tn the ~viet Union outside of agriculture. But the move cannot be perceived as a first st<>p toward a radical shift of the Kremlin's <>conomlc mind-set.' .. Sovl<>t leader Mtkhall S. Gorbachev has shown an Interest In WASHINGTON (NEA) communist China's capitalist exper iments Butt he Soviet system Is the man In charge - the Immunity from pro~cution lty, thus discou ragi ng Dean an" Wh en form er Sen. Howard president. far too rigid to allow any kind of free-wheeling rush to a compet itive for pot<>ntial wltness<>s was as others from offering material Throughout his tenur<> In the crucial then as II Is now. Whit<> that would damage Nixon. SpeBaker. RTenn ., was named the economic cu lture. . new White House chief of staff, White House, R<>agan has sought House Counsel John D<>an and cifically, he sought In vain to ·· So th<> government Is asking to be rescued by anyonewlillng to work politicians In the capital effu- to exempt hlmsellfrom on<> of th<> others were willing to provld<> discourage fellow Republicans night and day In pursuit of a IIUie ~xtra money and self-satisfactionsively praised President Rea- cardinal and Immutable rules of lncrlmfnatlng testimony against from joining the committee's Cn other words, by the American \liay ga n's selection. management: Authority can be Nixon at the committee's hear- Democra Is In voting for . Minneapolis Star and Tribune "A lanlastlc appointment," delegated but responsibility Ings - but only If they w<>r<> Immunity. : The Reagan administration 's campaign for mandatory drug tests gushed Vice President Bush . cannot. of federal employees got another well-deserved setback this month. assur<>d that they would not be After falling to prevail in those "The right man In the right job at The <>v<>nts of recent months prosecuted for disclosing their closed meetings, Baker abruptly~ As Judge Robert Collins noted In New Orl<>ans, the particular the right lime, " added S<>n . have produced a belat<>d public own complicity In criminal changed his vote and posed 'in' p)'ogram on which he ruled runs counter to the U S. Constitution (and) Robert Dole, R-Kan. "You can discussion of Reagan's "man- activities. (oother American traditions: good taste, privacy and human dign ity. public as a proponent of full h<>ar a sigh of relief throughout ag<>ment style" -a polite way of d..clslon on the Customs Service drug-t<>s lingprogram Is a good In th'e committee's ex<>cullv<> disclosure. In fact, however, he Washington," announced Sen. describing an approach to gover- sessions, Baker argued and was engaged In shameless d'u- : sign that the administration's broader drug-testing plans will fall on Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan. nance that rang<>s from dlsen- voted against granting lmmun- ~city . tb<> same grounds . ... , , Even the D<>mocrats were gag<>ment to obliviousness. •. The Customs Service .. . required law-enforcement workers to The addition of Baker to the extravagant . "A stroke of g<>submit to urine IE'S IS after they were sel..cted for certain promotions. nlus, " proclaimed Sen. James Whit<> House staff cannot com-... The plan .. . required les t subjects to r<>move all outer clothing ' pensate for the pr<>sid<>nt's lack before the test- and to urinate within the hearing of an observer. The Sasser, D-Tenn. "An Inspired training of observers would have been arduous, the accompanying choice," add<>d Sen. Edward of Interest or Involvement In th<> job to which he was elected. Only federal Instructions voluminous. The tinkle lest deserved to be Kennedy, D-Mass. Baker almost c<>rlalnly will Reagan can change what one stopped withou t even a dry run . , ... Th<> danger of drugs In the workplace demands an emphatic serve the president betier than analyst aptly characterizes as his autocratic predec<>ssor, Do- "Ineptitude bordering on response, but not thP one the adm inistration has conceiver nald Regan . But the lavish lncompetenc<>." Second, there Is the matter of acclaim for the switch masks the fundamental problems both R<>a- the particular talents Ba)<er gan and Bak<>r must overcome If brings to his new job In d<>allng they are Ia succeed In their joint with congressional Investiga endeavor during the next 22 tions of White House wrongdoing. He Is perhaps best known In months. First, th<> reaction following that regard as the serious, :·I would like to take this lime the kids. You would just have to the Regan-lor-Baker exchange Impartial senior Republican on ll•d give praise to the teachers at have been !her<> to see how good II perpetuates the unlortunpt<> the Senat<> select committee that Portland School, on how th<>y was I have two kids In school practice of ascribing virtually all probed the Watergate ~candal took tim<> out for the kids recently there and each night they come of the president's faults and and President Nixon's transgressions In 1973. Indeed , II was home all excited about what they errors to his staff. qn "Right to Read Week " Baker who coined the quintessenThus , much of the ecstasy over had done that day and what the • I just got to be lh<>re one day, tial question during that Investiwas, In Baker's appointment next day was going to be like. which was Thursday, and I really gation: "What did the president fact, thinly disguised joy over Th<>y even had bears doing cart eajoyed the day . They had the at a lime know and when did he know II~" Regan's departure klnd<>rgarten class up both limes wheels and somersaults. Behind the scenes, however, 1 just want to say we have one when the conventional wisdom and the t<>achers were all dressed here held that Reagan had been worked to truncate the Baker school to be very proud of. The In bear's sweater shirts (which to Insulate Nixon from hearings, Ill-served by his chief of staff. theme that week was "Be Enthuwas the theme oltheweek) . They the scandal and to plan strategy was a convenient scapeRegan siastic About Reading" and I can l(ven had teachers dress as bears with members goat at a lime when Reagan was of the White say they really were at Portland. ·~ J and one mother even made her '" Cl 1M?.,. NIA, In!: ~ searching for someone to fault House staff. Moreover, he lie<! to Keep up the good work. teachers bear ou~it. for his unprecedented troubles, reporters wh<>n asked If he had ""' and stall. " ...and, If you want to apply lor LEGAL A very proud parent, but most of the blame for the met secr<>lly With the president's : It was wonderful to be there STATUS, It'll cost you 185 bucks " aides. Marilyn Cooper Iran-contra scandal belongs with and just watch lh<> teachers with lly Ill< K • NBA Standings Baker won't save Reagan.____Ro_be_rt_~_a...,....:lte_.:,_rs. Vis . 's World Letter to the Edditor ·Something to be proud of .,,. .. I ... j! .. .. ~. t, I KunM." 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Nt•ffrrnan and '" ~~old•• Nnt ~~:uurd lltH t' rt•tt •horSi u.n llun ~;., ,. \,;Ill , - Nl~pt·ndt d l'hlladl'lphla rl ~~:ht \\IIIIi: Hmt• ftnt\1111 fur ll\t' IIUIII"'• "lt!ifll'lldl•d "h1nlpr r riJhl •lnr ,\mlrt'l' '" 'Ra in fur f•tur u 11\H,., ••fft•tih•· ~lart h " Reds manager presses praise of new pitcher TAMPA, Fla. iUPI) - ln the eyes of Cincmna II Reds manager f>ste Rose. rookie pllch<>r Norm Ghar lion can do no wrong . The Jell hand<>r has appeared ,~ only two spring trai ning g~mes, and In his most r<>c<>nl outing, a four-Inning stint Wedn<>sday against Los Angeles, he allowed all of the Dodgers' runs t"jncinnati CUtS five V . . 'J;AMPA, Fla (UP!) - The Cl,ncmnat i Reds, whose ex hlhl · lion game Thursday with the Philadelphia Phllll<>s was canceled because of rain, cut live players from the major league roster. Assigned to the Reds' Class AAA Nashville farm t<>am were pitchers Jeff Gray, Scott Terry and Carl Willis and Infielders Jeff Treadway and Lenny Harris. The moves trimmed the major leagu<> roster to 29, five more than the Reds will carry when the regular season st1rts. The R<>ds also announc<>d Thursday that new National League President A. Barllell C!amattl will throw out the ceremonial first pitch lor the regular season opener April 6 In Cincinnati against the Montreal Expos. Clamattl, the former president of Yale University, Is succeeding Chub Feeney, who retired last O..cember. Feeney threw out the first pitch for the Reds on Opening Day a year ago. The Reds will be shooting lor their fifth straight Opening Day win. Clnclnnall has beaten Atlanta, the New York Mets, Montreal and Philadelphia the past four seasons on Opening Day: ,I In a 5-3 Reds vtctory. Pedro Cuerr~ro and Jose Gonza lez hit home ~un s off of htm. Still, Rose co ntinues to praise Charlton, who played for the R<>ds' Class AA Vermont team las I year. "I'm going to take a good. long look at him," Rose said . "I Ilk<> hts stuff. !like th e way he pitches a game. Guerrero hll a home run, but Guerrero hils a lot of home runs. The other kid just hit a fastball. He· still proved he ran get big-league htlters out." Charlton. who has been ham pered by an <>Ibow Injury. Is ta king nothing for granted . "I'm not gaolng to say I am there until I am there," he said of a spot on lh<> 24-man roster. " I think I could have secured a spot II I had pitched outstanding (against the Dodgers). but I didn't." Based on Ros<>'s lnlenlions to carry 10 pitchers from the start of the season, It appears Charlton has won a spot on the roster. But Rose hasn't dellnlt<>ly settled on bringing 10 pitchers north, say. lng that dep<>nds on Mario Solo's recovery. II Soto, who pitched lhree perfect Innings aga inst the Dodgers, looks as though 1te will be ready for an April 13 star! against the Brav<>s. the staff will be composed of 10 pitchers. If Solo does hav<> a setback, Ros<> might take an e~tra ppsltlon player. . "My philosophy Is I don't want to take a player north and hav<> him there lor six or seven days and then all of a sudden have to tell him we need another pitcher and he has togo back to the minor l<>agues," Rose said. "What happens II I pinch hll him twice and he gets two hits? I don't like to have to . send someone back who Is doing the job and that's what that would amount to." " By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Staff Writer EAST MEIGS -Poundin g out 12 hils, the Eastern Eagles kept their perfecl record Intact by defeating the F'ederal Hocking Lancers, 11-1, here Thursday evening In a non-conference high sc hool baseball contest . Eastern is now 3 0, while Federal ts 1·2 over a II. Pitchers Eddte Collms and Sl<>ve Horner k<>pl the Lancer batting order tn ltne b} strlkmg , out16 enrou1e to the wtn . Collins picked up his second big win coming a Monday no·htller. Collins allowed just lwo hits and walked two while picking 10 ofl6 slrtkrouls 1~ fivelnnlngs ofwork. Hornet fanned stx. allowed the lone tun. walked onC'. and hit one as all EH S outs during this stretch were strikeout s. So !ar th ts season. hitting has been the real EHS s 1rong potnt as they have collected double dtgt l htl product tons '" al l thre<• outings. ' 1 In the first tnnmg, .Jeff \ .lir · well l0d off wit h a doubl0. Bryan Durs t singled , and FH turned a doubl e pia~. SIPve HornPr re· vlved the rai l)' with a double, Mark Crifftn singled .Jeff .f ohn son wa lked , .Jerem) Rar·bc•r singled.. and Kyle Oavts s>ngled for a 4·0 EllS l0ad EHS plated a single marker tn the second on two Nrors In the Ihird inntnR with onr out a Barber single, dn error .1nd stngl e bv Davis sc·orerl anothl' t . sell tng the stage for a towet ing Southern comes from behind to po~t - 7-2 win over Oaks fannt ng four and walking lhtr0 Scoreless tht ough .\11, In nings. the game's ftrst score came In th!' bottom of thP fourth whl'n Bryan Crabtree. Kuhn and Mik!' Wall s each smgled, gl,lng Oak Hill a 2 0 lead During th e top of the fifth SHS ftnally shift ed a rally Int o gear. scot·ing four runs on two hit s lo that fram e. Kenny Turley led wtlh a single, Mtllit on 1cached on a fielder 's r hotc0 , Mike Wolfotd walked. Oa k Hill 'ommtt ll'd an er rot and Barry MC' CO\ slammed a two RBI stngle for a 4·2 SHS lead OAK HILL- F'm a lhirrll ime to a row the undefeated Sv.thern Tot nadoes sc01 ed a come-from· behind victorv. 7-2, ovei·the Oak Hill Oaks here Thursday evenmg in SVAC diamond act ion. Southern is now :l-0 overall. 2-0 tn the league. while Oak Htll drops Ia 0·2. Oak Hill lost to Kyger Cr<>rk, 2·1, on Monday Pitching ace David Amburgey got the call for Coach Mick Winebrenner's Tornadoes and eventually came with the wm. slriktng out 14 and walktog two along the way. Rob Kuhn su ffered the loss. Eastern girls blank Lady Lancers at home Southrl n gc~med somP 1nsu· rancr m lhC' ~f'\i'n lh whrn Mtll11on s!ng tl'd . Wo!lotd dgdtn wal ked. Bi ll Hup~ s l<~mmccl " doublr cHid Mc Cov ::; mgll•ll r now 7 2 lil t' S ('ot Mel ov l<•d SHS httl!'ts with tw o ,tnd lhll' f' HBi s. llupp doubh•rt . and Tutle). Mtlllron anrl Ambu rg<'v <'.I C' h srngled B Ward haclthroth<•rOak liill htl D••sptl l' pillhtng biJc• ll \ tn s tn~Jps Sou!hl' l n s o!ht•t gamt•s , i\mbut gr~ 1s nm., l 0 Lind lookrd shdt p o n I he mound Thursda,\ WtnPbrPnnrr Si:l icl '"I'o n1 gl11 W(' p l d VPd good dl'f('ll S I\£' ball. Wr \'t ' <'omt• from bPhincl tn dll thJC'£' gam<•s and !hut's d good Stg-n . The ktds lla vr• ht•Pn dotng d good JOb. I JUSt hope nut htlllng SI<III S IO tmp tO\!' ' Soulhrt'n hosts uncll'l<•at<·d Eastern Monda v t.llll tn IIi! • SVA(' h<wtltrH' I lwo·run hom<' run 1.>; senior fu st ba seman Greg L ~ac hman Leachman ch ovc the 1 ohv Work· ' man ptl eh O~'er the crnt er fl e~d wall ." t. the lo5 mat k a nd 1 e sro " 11 •1' H 11 , . A w~l k a n " '' ot · .'""~~~~~~-~ Collms stn gle ddd< d t t.tlltl's _ h All wa s CJ~tl' l unltl lht· stxt v. h<' n Md' k (, rt fit Ill 11 as htt, by a pit ch dnd scor ""- un a pin' h hit d o~bi P ll\ Bt tan Sh.ll P h I· H sco red tn tlw stxth w en \'\l't'lch W, l <.; h!t anti Sl' OI f'd In ,') f' t ashil't doublt·. 1111 , 1111 , 1 b<'mg Ill LC'.idlng I·II S hi111 '1 S WPt'l' Ha r bPI w11h 1\\ 1) sl!l g l<'s, O<Jvis, tw o !-; In gles, l. c ac hm <~ n . .t honw 1un . C'.lld"''l'll JIHI Sh.u p, dou · bl0s. ,1 ncl H u1nt •t <J doublP Hdppmg s J!l g lf• S \\' I ' l l' Bry,ln llunil . l ol lm ~. G111ftn .tnd Drf'nt No tion F o1 F'Pdl' t .d. C h 1 1s F1 ,ts hll'l' ha d lloubiP .liH I " s mglP .Jnd Mikt> (' Jwpm .. ln s1nglf'd Kl 'V IIl M ,H'(' sufk1 f'd II 1 C' los s Jo t I l'd('t.rl. gmng JU st two thn ds of .w 111nmg , \\ llt ll' Toh\ \\o'ork man f11nshr-d tlw gdm •· ThP\ r o mbtnl'<l ln1 tuuJ \\,Ilks dmltwo d Sll'lk C'O U! S l·:.t~l• 1n m;.Hh• (J! lt ' rnts( uC' .rnd I ll(' I.,HH 't •r o.; Sl:'\ 1-:aslt' lll ll .l\( •b Montli.I V S,I I UI d .t \ to Soullwrn .tlsn \ Jsl ls Bacim• fm ,, 1 f• st•l \ P m.JJ(·h t~ nd l.int'st Ott' Fli II 111111 II I II - I I 1; F..tsl<'l n I 1 '>II tl I s - I I IZ I ' I ~L~II!'tlt 's C'o lltn s 1WP 1. 11 01 nt>t stx th. o~ntl D.t\ ts . Chad Wl'l l. M.l t'P !I.P l Workm can first, ~wd Wr ll h Llnescore TOP GUN AVAILABLE TUPPERS PLAINS- Sconng 1'116-00-0 1 - 7 2 H 19 runs tn the fit sl two tn nings. AT l..JnC'S ('OI (' East('t n 10 9 2 li-z - 27 8 1 the Eas lt'r n Eaglettes of Coach Southc•t n 0-IJ.II·Il· l·ll 'l- 7 to tt LITTLE DAN'S Eattencs Murphy , Bet kht· Pam Douthtll rolled to an easy Oak Htiiii·O ·Il-!-0 I).J) - l ·11 s('('ond JWP) , and Manktn. mer 27 7 victory over the Fedt'ral EXXON Ballrt' tes Ambutg"' tWI't Hocking Lancers here Thursday Hager. second . Class t LP1 .rnd POMEROY and Hiffl r. Kuhn 1LP1 and Watd eventng In a non-lc•ague softba ll Young co ntest. Eastern ts now :l-Uoveral l and F'ederal Is 0·3. Junior Amy Berkhimer paced the Eastern allack with two stogies and four RBis, while Lisa Rucker, Arlene Ritchie, Lesa Lance, Mel Mankin, Lisa Drtggs and Amy Ha ger eac h singled. Jamie Class singled fot· FH, while Lor! Williams slammed a long home run In th e fifth Federal started things off wtlh six runs In the fir st innmg as freshman hurler Amy Murphy gave up eight walks before sellllng down to retire the s>de. Th<> Lady Lancers took adva n tage of those walks, a fielder's chOice and an error to score the first six markers, 6·0. Eastern came from behind with runs of their own as Lesa Lance reached on an error. B<>rkhlmer reached on an error, Ritchie, Patty Durst and Trlsh Spencer <>ach walked, Bonnie Ko<>nig reached on an error, FACTORY Mankin sacrificed a run home and B<>rkhlmer slammed a twoINCENTIVES run smgle Overall five more COULD SAVE YOU walks completed the scoring HUNDREDS ON FAMILY allack, the score 10-6. Murphy started on the mound CARS INCLUDING THIS STANZA! before getti ng near-perfect relief from Amy , Berkhlmer In the M 5 R P PillS II/X /iQ$ & rltlallt STA/UA second. Berkhlmcr struck out six and walked JUS I one In postin g the win . Glass walked 17 for F'H and fann<>d one In suffering Ihe loss . EHS Coach Douthill stated, Longest cargo area and most "Tonight we agatn hit well and played a good defensive game I powerful standard engine was pl<>ased with Amy's !Berkhiavailable in a compact van. mert pitching. She came In and did a super job." EHS stole a whopping 42 ba ses. committed just one error, and held F'H Ia just three stolen bases. Eastern travels to Soulhl'rn Monday. - $10,499 NISSAN VAl $11,999 The Daily Sentinel (USPS 14~980) A Dlvl"lon ol Mulllmt.-dl u.ln t . Publt shf'd pvery afl ernoon. Mondi.IV lhrou£h F'rlday, 111 Court St Po meroy . 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Loramie seek Class A title Bullets' lineup ~ips Celtics·in NBA play By ,JOEL SHERMAN UPI Sports Writer The Washington Bulle ts on· leashed th eir Twin Towers lineup Thursday night and Ihe Houston Rock ets moved closer to resur recting rheirs . All-Star cemer Moses Malone ret or ned !rom missing eight games with an inflamed nerve i'n his neck to r.>a m with 7-fool -6 Ma.nure Bolin leadin g the Bullets ro a 106-10.1 victory over the Boston Cell irs at La ndover, Md. AI Houslon. Akeem Olajuwon roiierted 14 points, 14 rebounds and 9 blocked shots while his Twin Tower running mate Ralph Sa mpson looked on in unifor m fo·r th e first lime in nearly two months as the Rockets defeated th e Portland Tra il Blaze rs 1191114. Wi th AII·Slar gua rd .Jeff Ma lone out with flu -like sy mptoms, the Bullet s needed Moses Ma lone' s pr·esenre. Malon!' scored 2:1 point s - 14 in thP fool'lh quarter - a nd Bo l snared 17 rebounds and blocked 12 s hoK ' 'I'm not surpr is<>d !Malone and Rol l worked so wr ii toge ther ." Critics Coac h K. C. .Iones said . " Moses is one of thf' top three or four super stars to t'V<'r play lh<' game and Manute ca n co nt ro l the middle dPfens ivel.v." "! li ke play ing with Moses ," said Bal. who was primarily used to spPII Malone before Malonr's in_jury. "We do different things and don 't g<'l in eac h ot hers wav. Forward .Jay VincPnt scored 12 of his 28 point s In the third quart er to hrlp Was hin gton gain an 82-n adva nt age. " We' ll play Manule and Moses with .lay Vincmt. who will !)(' able to add the scoring punrh we nf'ed in our hall-rou rl game," Wa s hingto n Coar h Krvin Loughery said. Larry Rird ron tributrd 22 point s, 9 assists and 9 rebounds li nd Ke vin McHale added 21 point s and lo rebounds , but Boston, which has won 69 of it s las t 70 home games. los l it s fiflh s traight road gamr. " We 're ju st not as good on lhr road as we ha vr been in th e past," Bird said. "II seems like we' re ju st coming lo play on lh<' road, and not coming to win. AI the tBostonl Garden, we alwa)·s romr to win ." The Rockers, who played Baston in the NBA fi nal last year, have found it tough lo w.in anywhere without Sampson, goIng 12-12 since the !Ill-Star forward wrnl dow n with rart il· age damagr in his left knre Feb. By G~: NE fADDES Ul'l Sports Writer DAYTO N !UP I t - Someti mes It 's i)('ttrr to!)(' lur ky tha n good. Put lht• two logrthN and it' s really a tough co mbin a tion tu bea t. Take Thu rsday nig ht in thP stale high sc hool haskrtba ll tournamt·nt for exam ple. Burv ru s Wynford' s Ph il Cr bhard t wu s both lucky and good in liftin i! his Roya ls to iJ ;)(J-4!-J win O\ 'f'r Havila nd Wa ynt' Traer in thP Class A semifinal s. In the oth er C l<~ ss A srmifin"J co oles t, Fort Loramie t2J.Ut s tormed from !)('hind in thr final five minut es for a 4o-44 win ovt•r Old Was hington Buckeye Tra il. Gebhard t, a :\- foot -11 juniot guard, scored 2o points, the fina l two when he rcboundrd in a missed shot by tcamma ll' Rill Harvey at th e buzzPr . The winning buc ket ca m<' afll· r the l~oya l s had tried unsuccc"fully to get Gebhard t lht• fin al !tEACHING FOR CONTROL - Haviland Wynlord 's Phil Gebhardt tumbled to the floor at Waym• Trac<•'s lloh DaviH grahhcd the hall to the rear during the first half of lh<• boys Ch•" A shot. Unable to gel free. Geb· HPminllnal ganw in Dayton Thursday. (UPil ha rd! drift ed to the righ t of thr• kt•L•p it from going oul of hound!'~ as Bucyrus basket. With lime r unning ou t. Han·py side. "Thl' bal l bount't'd out long-. ga me at the4 :!i0markwhen!llan didn ' t f'Xt·cu lp d ow n th r strrtch finally got off a s hot, which was All wr hi.l d tu tlo w:u; get a fin gpr HoPisrher picked up his filth !n trunsit ion." long. Rut Ge bhardt was thr1·•· to on it and WP wou ld h<1 VC' won." pPrsonul foul, hit bac k-to-bar k Tn m Brand( ·w ir. J.oram if''s put it bark In off the glass. W.vnford , now 2!i-2. Jed IK-R rebound bas kPis to grl the 1)-foot -7 sophomorf' r·r·n tPr . !Pd "1 want ed ro get in good rar lv in the seco nd quur lt' l'. II lll'ds kin s bark ro wi th in :19-:l:l the Reds kin s with 17 point s antl lli pos illon where I thought if hr did was lied 21 -N al halftime and il r then ronvr rt ed four cons<'<'· n ·bounds, whil<' PIPimkln tot alrd miss I'd be in posi t ion to seo rr. " Wa ynl' Traer h•tl :m-:1,1" ' rhe end utivr frf'e throws in lhP fin al Rll 111 point s. said Gebh ardt. " When thr ball oil hree periods. seco nds an d the last 'two put Huckc·.v r Trai l W<J!-; h•d in went off lhf' glass and I saw thr· Cc bhardt , a UPJ firs t tt•um Lora mi l' ahead to sla y, 4:1-<2. !-iC' OI'i ng b~r C'h.'l l'lir 11ra\'f'l' Wittl light go on , I knew if if went in , it all-Ohio selection, was Wvn "\\'f' wen ' pass ivP for thn~r I X. whilr illll'irl Wh t•l'l<'r had H was good." ford's onl_,- pla)·l'r to scon ." In quartf'rs and tw o minut r s,.. sa id r p boun d ~ fo r th0 Warr ior s. wh o doublt• fi gurrs. " I'd like to tell you it was Loram ie coac h Da n Hegemeir, t•ndcd lh(' St.'O.ISO/l ~~ ) - 7 . pla y," sa id Wynford roach Rob Tom· Mar!>i h wilh J:l poi nt ~ and "exactly opposill' of our Wchrh• !loth fill' i\i\ a nrl ,\ /\A S<'mifi· Sheldon . " At the tim eout, we Nic k [)JFJora wi th 1:1 pa!'ed ga m l•. ' ' n;l] s ;Jrr sr hf'd uled for today . Talked about if we were down one. Way ne' T rarr, wh ich t•mkd thr Loram ie had beat en <lefPndi ng In i\A. C'olumilus DrSa lt•s we would go right in to our zont' seaso n at 24 -:t. champ and No. I ra nked Colum- ~ 20 --1 ) wa s lo l<.~kr on V<tn WPrt ofll'nse. I didn ' t want to allow The RaidPr s' f>-foo r-7 Steve bus Wehrle !i l --1~1 in the regional ' "2-:11 a! ll t::llla.m . a nrl !lkron Sr. them to s01 up a dr f<'nse. Hall wa .s hl' ld to on ly Kpoin ts, 111 fina ls. \'in cC'nt -SI . M;Jr~ · r~ l - 1-i l wa s 10 "TPams win and IO!-'C game's on hrlow his <.1\.:r ra gP, altho ugh ht' "AI I he lasl timrout, I to ld ou r f ar 0 Da _V I O/l ,]('fff'I'<.;Ofl ntl -10) til frea ks of bas ket bali, " addr tl did hu ve J.l rpbounds and :; team , ' fe ll o w .~. if you want to pia)' I : :lll p.m. Shddon. "Thai was a freak of bl orkl'd shot s. Saturday, ) 'OU h<lvio to go at it. ' Th C' r\ ,\A gumrs mul<'hPd basket ball." Fort Lora mi e. trai ling :Hi-22 ThC' last fi v{' minutf's , \\ 'C' .iu s! O <:J~' t o n Dunbar (2~ ·-l \ aga in st Tra ce coac h AI W<•lch sa id his wi th o:4i left in the eont est. played baskelbai'J. " {'it'\'t' land-St. .losl'ph ' ""..Jt at ti learn 's defense m ight haw bren scru mbled bark !)('hind a press· Burk••yc Trail Coac h Tr n ·)· p. m. and Cli nT on McKinlrv 111-21 roo good at the end. ing defPnse and Ih<' scor ing or LrggNt sa id his team "got a ~a in s t To lf'do Whitmf' r ~:!-1 - 2 1 cJ I li-foot ·:, j u nior forward M;..~rk q p.m . t<'ntati vC' in our tlr.frnsi\'C' ap" II was so good. 11 probably Pl<'ima n, who ru mcoff 1he bench proac h" after build ing up its big T hl' l hr et' r-Jwmp ion ship beat us," said Weich. "We were ro get S of his 111 points du ring th e i<'ad . !'ames wil l b<• pili)WI Saturdav so conscious of Ihe bali, we had str0tr h run . "The.v J'es pondrd , .. said l.cg- Class A all 1: HI <l .m., AA at :t: 111 just one rcbounder on the weak Plcima n, who re-en tered tht• ge ll , "give rhem r 1'ediL Wr p.m. and AA 1\ at R: JU p.m. a·'"' Southern Miss clips Explorers in NIT final -· .. By IAN LOVE UPI Sports Wrltt!r NEW YORK iU Pl i -Casey Fis her, who doubl es as the tea m barber for Southern Mississ ipp i. clipped Ihe La Salle Explorers In the Na tlo nal. lnvilatlon Tou rnament final Thursda y nigh t. Fisher. a 6-foot -2 junior guard. conn ec ted on 6 of 11 shots from :I- poi nt ra nge to help the Goldr n F:agles to an 84-80 victory . He finished wllh 18 point s. All live starters fini shed In doubl e figures lor Souther n Mississippi, 23·11. Ra ndolph Keys had IS points, Kenny Slier 17. Oerrck Hamil ton had 17 and .fohn While Ill. The juniors on lhP ream , Keys, Hamilton and While. were sporting s pecia l hai rrul s F'lshe r drsll(nrd for the final s. Hamiilon ;wd Keys had an "NY" clea rly visible on thei r skulls. "We had it cut into our hair today for good luck. " said Hamllion. " The way things turned out. may bP I'll wear II a ll nex1 yea r·. " The cha mpionship marked the first lime a college fro m Miss lssfppi has won a national baskel'ball lournamenl. La Sa lle, 20-t:l, reac hed lh<' fin a l of the NIT for the fir st rime In :l!i years . Tom Cola. who led La Salle to th e NIT tit le In 1%2. all ended lhP ga me. "We played as hard tonight as we ever have," Southern Mississ ippi Coach M.K. Turk S<lid . " We pla yed the du ra lion or 40 minutes. I was rea lly Impressed wllh the way our players went at II Tonig ht." The Explorer·s shot an abysmal 4 of 24 fro m :!-poin t range. including 0 - ~ by S!'nior Larry Korelz, but !hey had a chanrt' to wi n th e gamr with li me r unnin g our . The F:xplorcrs srored 6 conseeuli ve point s to pu ll wi thin R2 -RO wllh l :i second s 11'11. Ri ch Tarr wen t In the air to rake the fi nal shot, bur threw rhr ball away. .John Wh ile recovrr(•d Ihe JoosP ball and wa s fouled. While ro nv<'rled a pa ir of foul shots ro complete tht· scoring. "Thl' dincher ton ig ht was when .John Whi ll' camP tor he fou l line," said Turk. " I would have !)('I my li fe that he wou ld have made th osr foul shots." Said Tarr : '' What wt•wanled to do was g-et the ball insid<' to 1Lionel I Simmons or outside to !Tim I Legler. 1got lh l' bl!ll, I was open, I wPnl up for the shot, the big guy tHamllr onr jumped out ... La Salle, 20-t:l, was led by fres hm an Simmons' :14 poinTs. Tarr addPd 14, Legler 12 and C'1·a ig Conlin lll. "Wh en we had lh<• hall wit h l:i spconds left , 1. could see us ·wi nn ing at the bu zzer," sa id flrs l·,veur Lu Sallr coac h Speedy MotTis. " I cou ld see a ball go ing in. U nfort un atrly, wr- nflvrr got a shot. "Our kids never quil , th ey always pla y hard . They don' t always play well. but Jo play as poorly as we did and slill be 2 down wilh lo seconds left is co mmendable." In the sreond ha lf. La Sa lle outscored South ern Mississippi ~o > MID-COURT BATTLE - Battling to grah a loose hall arc La Salle's Liono•l Simmons and Casey Fisher of South..rn Mississippi during the final of Nfl' competition at Madison Squar<' Garden Thursduv . IUPil County Extension Agent As spring season approaches, many of us will be out workingln the garden; getting the soil ready, planting and using pesUcldes. Thts week, In the Spotlight takes a look at laundering procedures for pesticide-stained clothes. You should double check your laundry procedures before tossIng pesticide contaminated work clol~es Into the washer . Such garments need special atiention and immediate treatment. PONTE VEDHA, Fla. IUP II' Creg Norman' s name atop the leader board lent stability to a n otherwi sP strange day in the fi rst round at the $1 mll(lon Tourna ment Players Championship. Norman's 5-und et' 67 Thursday was good !OJ' a one-shot lead over 10 golfers. but half of the 144·man field failed to fini sh lhf' fir st 1R holes beca use of two ra in sus pen· slons, 1he first an hou r ~n d 20-minule allah·. The seco nd suspension - announced at at 4 p.m. EST- was not li!led . and the rest ollh t• field will a llempll o finish I he first round today !)('fore the star t of th e second round . Thr forecast ca lled lor a :,0 percent chan ce of rain lodav. &cause some groups still had i4 holes to pla y, the semnd round will not br completed until ear ly Saturd ay, when lhP cul will be made.. Sunday school _a11endance March 8 was 30. On Marc h 15 Sunday school attendance was 29; church attendance, 23. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz, Willlamslown, Wes t Virginia, visited Katie, Dana, and Mabel Swartz at Kimes Nursing Center, Athens. Mrs. Dorothy Dvecher, Chippewa Falls, Is assisting in the care of her sister Pearl Ran· dolph, at Pomeroy Hea llh Ca re Center. Nellie Parker visited Pearl Randolph and Ina Kautz at Pomeroy Health Care Center, March 12. The church and community noted the death of Genevieve Guthrie, a member of Alfred The Women of the First Church · of God of New Haven, W.Va .. held their monthly meeting In the Missionary Building on March 12. Hostesses for the evening were Becky Reed, Margaret Dodson and Delores Taylor. The meeting was called to order by the president, Becky Reed . Prayer was give n by • Roberta Swisher. The secretary's report was read and a pproved and th e treasurer's ' report given. ' The president passed oul nationa! mailings to those present. • she announced the theme for Ihe ' State Convention held in Charleston this year will be, "Create In - ~e. " She reported that members will again be making Easter eggs . ' '· ''·' •• ,' . .; ~~~ '•' I .••' ' I '• GENERAL. .....' TIRE SALES I ' I ' ' ,; • 1 r-------------------L------------------- .(·' '•' I 10-4to tak e a 44·4:1Jead with 17:06 left. Ha milton then took chargl' for the Golden Eagles, hill ing an aliey-oop slam and a pair of 3-polnl ers to build the lead ro 53-46 wilh 12:55 left. Southern Miss took Its largest lead, 59-48. on a basket by Hamilton. La Sa lle put toge th er a n 8-0 run to pull wllhln !i9-ri6. The Go ldPn Eagles maintained their advantage and were up B0-72 wllh 1::1:, left before La Sa lle ra llied. Southr J'n Mi ssiss ippi had conver ted 7 :!.point shots to build a :19-:14 lead at intermiss ion. La Salle bea t Villa nova, Niagara, Il li no is St a l e a nd Arkan sas-Little Hock lo reac h the finaL Southern Miss defea ted Mississ ippi, St. Lou is, Va nderbilt. and Nebraska. Keys was named the tournamen t MVP. UNLV confronts Indiana in Saturday seminfinal .••'·'•' SIDEWALK BARGAIN DAYS · ·RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE the pesticide to stay on the Iabrie eve n 24 hours Inc reases the dl!llcull y of removal. Keep co ntamina ted clol hlng separate from other garments, using a disposable bag to hold them ralher than a cloth bag or tau nd ery basket. W~a r gloves when handling contaminat ed garment s. · Prerinse contaminated ga rment s. Hose them down outdoors, soak them In a se pa rate 1ub or pall and use the prerinse or soak cycle In your washer. •1 :' . 'I •TOP GUN •ALIENS •KARATE KID II •DOWN AND OUT IN BEVERLY HILLS •FRIDAY THE 13TH PART II •STAND BY ME •RUTHLESS PEOPLE GetJIOIIf ~WJNc.m.c.tl~ on pric/plltJng bnmtls. o.t.ib td lkln. PWSBIGSN/NCS • .• '', •, •,' •• •. • $2.00 otr :: .·••' .·:' • ., 10, Ctt o.o .... .... ... o...rn. llllrr,lOffrr expires Aprl/15, 1987. •, .,' •• • ·: R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. .,••••'. 399 W. Main Pomeroy, OH. ..,' 1he Storo with "All Kinds of Stoff" - for Pets, StalllH, Lar.. & s...R Anl....t I llwns and Gardens. .\ at a llm e, using lo ts of hot w;_tr rr. Usr hot wa lr r - thP ho11 Pr, th r bet trr . UsC' a hoi. not warm wa tC"r sr lling. Rrmrmber - :.r washPr ·s warm · W<;l ter St-' l ling rl el! ven; both hot and cold wa fer. WhPn Ihe co ld waf er Is PXI rPmrl y coltl . thr hot watC' r ~ets cooiPd off l oo muc h. Rf'~C'arr hPrs hav(' found th at mort' pPslicldr Is removed dt ·g n ·Ps . Ust • ;1 full or nnnn ;il wa!pr ll'vt'l i n lhP wa sher lP flu :-; 11 fabrks thornughly. Si' l 1tH• rn :whlnl• at rPgular or nn1 tll td "• • ttin~s a nd c·yriPs lisp thr n ·\·Onlllll'lltlt·d amount of a l wa vv ·dut .\ d• •li'l"J.;I ' Il l. Do n't ~ k l mv . H r • a\' ,\ ' · dut ~ · liquid d~ 1 f (' r · g(•nt s ;1n• known for thf> nil· n'mov\ ng ;dli I i 1\ . .1 rHI ~ ~ 1111(' pf'sl i· cidP form ul;,l lirlll .... : 11'1' nil ba sed . , Unr d ry th1 · g;1ruwn h I•J HVO id co nl tlmina lin g l lw ;tulu rl}LJ I Ii.: flr yrr . Mr. and Mrs. H ~y man Barn lt z wen, r el'ent visit ors of Eunie Brinker and al l he home of Margaret An n J ohnso n Thursday . Mrs. Lula Ci rcle visi ted Mr. and Mrs. Ro!)('rt H ~ rden of Morning Star Road on Sunday. Dixie Circle of Lakewood spl'nt several days with her mo1 her Luia Circle. Florence Circle visited Lula Circle. of Pomeroy Diamond Crystal ResinGard® Salt Nuggets On Sale For Month of March Excelsior Salt Works, Inc. 638 EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992-3891 = · FORD ESCORT FINANCE SAVINGS" $60() CASH BACK ........................II'IIIUCIOtfl~l. =$694MORE ..-at. wtlln YOIIIJiuW',...,.,.. 'T 'r POPS, CHIPS·, MILK, BREAD, LUNCH MEATS, ICE CREAM, CIGARETTES, TOBACCO SELF SERVE GAS . 1&11 . . . . . 2HA lOTAL IAYINGI: •CONVENIENT PARKING •OHIO LOnElY •HUNTING & FISHING LICENSE . '\ HAND CAR WASHES Inside and Out - Call for Appointment :J.,' .., OWNED & OPERATED BY DAN AND VANESSA SIDWELL ' tunk firs t in floor routint• and !>if'l 'nnd in ll'dtnlcal :tnd IWIUpon daru·t• . JOIN YOUR FORD DEALERS' PLUS ...... :1 ~ Tammy Hoffman , and llt•ek,v Knight. They won Ill!' lwsl oV<•rall trophy In · Wa hanm lllddty !'h••••rl e adln~ Cahm]>lonshit•·' :\1ard1 14. 'l'lwy r-,:=::::::;;;;;::::;;;;:;;;;;::::;;;;:;;;;;::::;;;;::::::::;:::::::::;::;;;;:w Carmel happening.r ~tH ~I . ' •' •, • •• • ', • ., lO,Ctt garm~ nr s w lw n w;tsh w;r!.-r' is ;r! l f't~SI HO •HAUNTED .HONEYMOON •AT CLOSE RANGE •GAME FOR VULTURES •TOUGH GUYS •ONE CRAZV SUMMER •DEADL Y FRIENDS •. •, u- filii grwdptvt/vcts. contaminated NOW AVAILABLE •• •. Oft sr paral f' fr om the rrm 1ily was h as rf' sid ur s ca n be lr ansfPlTt'Ci lo othC'r ga rmPnts . Was li ~ f'~w CHAMPIONS - The West Columbia Warriors Biddy Cheerleadtng 19K7 champions arr front from Jell, Mlsti Stewart, Trinka McCoy , Selina Hoffman and Stephanie, second row , •;rika Ka1•P and Susan Slone, and advisors, SIH'ilu Stewart. •'•' •,< Win One ofl(),OOO Prizes Instatlgl Was h conra minatrd clo thing Pomeroy •• • In 1978 UNLV ' was put on probation by the NCAA for rules viola lions. The NCAA also ordered the school 10 sus pe nd Tarkanla n !)('ca use while he was NEW ORLEANS tUP it - The Sti li. tht• Image of UNLV as the NCAA. Tarkanla n took the NCAA Runnin ' Re bels of Nevada -Las desperadoes of college basket1o court to rtghI Ihe suspens ion Vegas, to whom defense a nd bali remai ns. Senior Freddie and won all er a long legal banlc. ac ademics ha ve been secondary Ba nks says the public percept ion " ! stopped ca ring what people concerns In recent years, are of the Rebels is inaccura te. thought of me long ago, " Tarka nnow wi nning wilh defense a nd ian said . "1 kn ow what I've done · "Peoplc think of us as outlaws. coach at Long Beac h Stale that ready 10 graduate players. the Runnln ' Rebels," Banks said. school 's basketball program had and how hard I've worked." A rel.entiess trappi ng, full· " We wa n1 people t0 know we rlbree;;n;;;;p:u:t;;;on;;;p:r;;o;;b;a:ll::o::n:b:y;;l::h::e;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::t"i court press has broughl top- have some class." ranked UNLV, 37·1, to the Final The UNLV Image Is largely a Fou r and within two ga mes of lhe · byproduct of the image of Jer ry national tllle. The Re!)('ls meet Tarka nlan . The wl nn ingcs t lPIIL 1, 2, 3 & 4 If IT RAINS IT'S INSIDE No. 2 Indiana in one sem !final coach of his genera lion, TarkanBARGAINS FOR MEN. WOMEN, BOYS & GIRLS Saturday with the winner to lace la n is adored in Las Vegas but REGISTER FOR EASTER GIVEAWAY APRIL 18 either Providence or No. 10 abhorred elsewhere. MORE SPRING CLOTHING HAS ARRIVED Syraeu&e In Monday's champio n"Obviously , my public Image REGISTER FOR GOLDEN BUCKEYE CARD FIRST ship game. is n't like what we'd like 1110 be," . ... FRIDAY IN MONTH 10:30·1 :30 For a change, the Rebels' said Tarkanian. who Is In his 14th success on the cou rt has been yea r at UNLV . "We ca n' t worry ~· GOLDEN BUCKEYE CARD matched by success in the a bout my public image. My classroom. Almost a li ofUNLV's problems a few years ago with senior class will graduat e on the NCAA ga ve me an Image I'll 3RD 949-2100 RACINE time this year. never lose." Delores Taylor, Margaret Dod. so n and Grace Cunningham . Devolions were taken from Act s 14: 29 and Psa lms 106:1-3. The objectives of the program were 10 sketch a broad picture of Church of God missions across the world and become aware of exciting recent developments; to locus on the dynamic presence of God in our da lly lives and then learn how lives In other places are touched and lra nsformed. Those present were: Orpha Fields, Elea nor Davis, Marilyn Riffle, De lores Taylor, Sara h Gibbs, Margaret Dodson, Ro· bert a Swisher, Grace Cun · nln gham, Carol Scyoc, Norma Greene, Bonnie Fields and Becky Reed . VIDEO TAPES '•• '· 1., ' '•, '·I ., '' . this year. Stewardship Director, Elea nor Davis, received the P-A-D envelopes. An Installation of olllcers was held with Marilyn Riffle being in charge. She expressed to the officers !hal their's is the high honor of leading women to a richer, full er life through Christian servlc<', · our il ves a nd altitudes will influence many. The meeling next month will be held on April 9. 11 will be enlistment month and the hostesses will be Sarah Gibbs , Mary Kelly and Marilyn Riffle. Missionary Educalion Dl rec10r, Orpha Fields was in charge of the program with the them e being, "Sharing The Exc ll menl ". She was assisted by ' ' MIDDLE,OIT 0 beth Jeffers and Christian Personhood Coordinator Jane Bowman to Joppa UMW meeting al the home of Lavina Brannon, March 16. Mrs. Jeffers spoke or publications available to loca ls units. Jane and Nellie gave a skit about ea rl y missionaries In India. Mar ga red Grossnickle, Joppa president, conducted th e busi ness meeting. One hundred and ninety-one sick calls were reported. Mrs. Bra nnon, using a St. Palrlck's motif, served sa nd wiches , chocolate cake, soli drinks and favors to lhose mentioned and to Opal Harris, Patty Gross nickle, Glenda &nedum, Dorothy Warner, Gladys Dillon, Elizabeth Brooks, and Helen Kibble. OPEN MON.-FRI. 6 A.M.-1 :30 A.M. SATURDAY 7 A.M. -1 :30 A.M. SUNDAY 7 A.M. - 11 P.M. '·'• N. SECOND AVE. communily since her marriage to Harry Guthrie In the 1920's. She was very active in the church and communll y. She wa s a member of the Alfred Uniled Me thodist Church a nd th e Orange Chr istian Church and a member of the Allred WSCS, now UMW, since Its founding. She was a member of the Grange. of th e Meigs County Farm Bureau where she served as a board member. and was the firs t 4-H lead er in Allred. A hos t of friends and relatives attended visllalion and funeral. _ Mr. and Mrs. Les ter Keaton visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kealon and sons, Long Bottom Rl. Nellie Parker accompanied District UMW Preside~! Eliza · 402 East Main \,'·1 "WE CAN *A~E YOU MONEY" It's hard to remove residue from them . Using a soil-repellent fin ish on heavyweight fabric may red uce the Iabrie's absorplion of a pesticide, Spray-on soli repellents would need to !)(' renewed each ti me the garmenl is washed. Judith Wessel, Extension Speclallsl, management and equip· ment, The Ohio Stale University, shares th ese key steps In cleanlng clothing thai has been conlaminated by pestic ides: Launder clothing immediat ely after each day's use. Allowing DAN'S EXXON 992-9907 I 0 992-7161 During pesticide appllcalion , clothing can pick up pesticide residues from drill and spills . If the residue Is not removed during laundering, II may be absorbed through the worker's skin the next lime the garment is worn . Garments saturated with a full -s trength spill of liquid concenlra te should be discarded. Researchers have not found a way to decontaminate such clo· thing so It Is safe to wear. 1-{eavywelghl fabri cs may give Ihe . pes ticide applicator more protection from the pestic ide, but Women's group meets from church '· '· '·' • '·'•'·· '' .,t: CALL FOR PRICE Page- S Alfred community happenings Spring Time '· Norman takes lead _______________.:::.:_:_ pests tn the laundry Pesticides can . be real By Cindy S. Oliveri r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; DEALS Friday. March 27, 1987 . -~·-: :::.... ~--- In the spodight Nets 109, Bulls 107 AI Ea st Rutherford, N.. l., Ray · Williams hit a 19-foot jump 'shot wi th two seco nds to play to ilfr . New Jersey. Hawks 12tl, Mawrkks 112 At Atlanta, Dominique Wilkins scored :lo points a nd grabi)('d 12 rebounds to help Allan Ia deny : Mavericks Coach Dick Moll a his ROO! h ca rCl'r triumph . Nugg<•ls 12:1, Sup<!rSonks 113 AI Denver, Al ex Enl(lish hit lor 2~ or his :16 point s in the seco nd · ha If to dlrCl'll he Nuggets to their sevrnth victory in their last II ga mPs . Lukers 12ll, Pistons Ill AI Inglewood, Ca lif., Byron Sroll sco r<'d H or his 25 points in . the second quar ter when the Lakers shot ., perr!'nl to tak P control and Los Angel es clinched its sixlh straight Paci fic Division till e. Kings 124, Suns 115 AI Sacra mento, Calif., Otis Thorpe collec ted 24 point s and 1:\. rebound s to lilt Sac ramento. NEW TIRE . ~ -11 ...;;;;.~~~....;.;;....;.,;_~-----------------_.;.-_;. m. ' and lhl 1l'C' was no om... ther e." _J Sampso n joined the !lockets for practi r~ Wednesday and Coach Bill Filch was so encouraged he lhoughl Sampson could pla y Thursday, But Sampso n sat . In uniform and wat ched. "My projection is the first of April. " Sampson said . " I don 't wan t to come bark too soon. I'd J'a lher be more sure than less sure." Besides Sa mpson, the Rockets may add another pla yer, ninelime All -Star George "Icema n" G~rv in . The hi gh-scori ng guard is currenliy playing in lhe II allan League pla yoffs In Rome. The Rockets are seeking Ger; vin to help a sufferi ng backcourt . Guards Lewis Lloyd and Mitchell Wiggins werr banned from lhe · NBA In J anu ary because of drug use, ''"d veteran Robert Reid was shooting 40.7 perce nt from Ihe fl oor befor e Thursday when he struck for a season-high 30 points ag a'nst Porlland. Elsewhere, New Jersey nippt>d Chicago 109-107, Allanta down<>d Dallas 120-112. De nver dumped Portland 119-104, Denver !)('at Seallle 12:1-lJJ, the LA Lakers topped Orrroit 12R-111 , and Sa- ' rramento defeated Phoenix 124- · !l. 1 By The Bend The Daily Sentinel . JOINWMJR FORD DEAl IRS' ' ,. -. ,. �Friday, March u u By BOB HOEFLICII Sentinel Staff Writer It sgelllng that tlmeof yea rfor parent s In Sputhern Local School District Yep Jean AI k)re report s I hat the annual km di>rgarten reg1s tration has been se t for F11da y Apn l 111 at lhr kindergarten build ing v. h1 c h 1< next to I he So uthern Junior H1gh School Hours of r egJstw tJon v.111 i>l from 8 to II a m and fl om 12 1'i tb 3 p m Regula1 k1ndr1 ga1 ten classes Will not be held that da1 and It is 1mpo1tant for pa 1r n ts to l'j:>glsler !hell rhlldiCn on the designated d av so lh a llhc propr 1 amount of boo ks ra n be 01 derrd Parent s arr t o ta ke I hell c hild s birth cer tifi cate and 1rco1 d of llnmunl za tl o n Thai n ro 1d snould show I he DP r se1 les and booster I he poli o ser lr s and tiooslrr meas les mumps and rubella and proof of a rrrrnf skm lest Children must be fl w ycm so ld ~Sept 30 lo begin klnderga 1" n Ia the fall And do keep m mmd lhar a rcrepr 1on wrll be held honormg long 11mr Mel~ s Loca l School D 1s 1J c l reuc he1 ~nna Ogdm on hr 1 87th birlhda \ h om 2 ro 5 Sunday a ll he P y thwn S1ster Hall In V. 1lkesvll le HPJ two daugh IN s M IXIne Gn ffl l h and J anel Jo nes w111 be hos tesses and f01 m er st udent s and f11ends are '"' li ed ro sl op by c-o sored b\ rhe Oh1o Department of Na tu ra l Resources 1s lmed up f01 A p11ib 8 9 and 10 al l he M e1gs l ou nty Boa 1d of E duca t 10n of fl ee l hr second floor of Pom eroy VIllage Hal l A ll par iJcJpan l s mu st rcg 1s1er bv M arch lJ and ca n d o so bv calling lohn Cost anzo at 84 1 54111 Hours of t he sc hool w 11 oPirom 6 ro 9 p m it. o If you ldl any 11 ems for rcpan Brenda Reed los t lhr m ost v.eJght m the Tern s class and top l oser m I he adul1 cl ass was Ka y Ha tfield "1t h Ca th y HuJ son and Debbre P1 all ry mg rorlu nner up i\ 1 lhe ru esday mormng Ftv<' Po rnl class Rh onda Roush lost th e m ost we ghl " 11h Nancv M aniC\ brm g 1unne1 up Dal la Roush was th e top los~r v. 11h W1 ida \an M e1e1 JS runnr1 up a t th e T uesd a y n1g h1 Ma soq class COMPETING - Twelve stud1 nts of the Me1gs H1gh &hoof Off let Educahon As-oc1allon partim paled m state skill competitions m Columbus on March and 21 placing m f1ve of the seven 'ontes ts they enter ed Over 1500 students from ae ross Oh10 took part In the ev ents Pictured arc front from l eft Sandy Batley <rghth Information Process mg II Darla King Jac kJC Robmson and Dawn Keesee and Laura Farley tnot ptctured) :ro Entreprenour Team fourth place second row Susan Kmg Marra Musser ftfth, Enlrcprenour Individual, Samantha Roush, M elanie Mankm h ~tk K elly Thompson, M1kkt Hupp second Com puter Accounting and B ecky Han er hrst, Admmtslratrve AssiStant I Instructo rs and advisors ar c lar ol Crow Becky< ott er Ill B< vt rly Gaul and Gordon F1sher NATIONAL COMPETITOR - Becky Bau. r 1JUnior m the E•ecutJvt 'l.dmlmstr 1lrn• As ststant Program In hu smt s!'i and offi ce c duca!Jon at Metgs High Sc hool has won 1 spot m natrona! com p chtwn after plac mg ftr st m Oh10 rn Adml ntslra!JVI'A ss lslant I comp etl lton Over 1500 student s from across Ohto p trhdpatcd 111 the stal e sk tll 'om petitions An Eash rn H1gh School tun tor Bau er !rave Is to M< 1gs H1gh eac h day for vocatwnal tralnmg Sh~ IS the only s tud ent from MHS 1o wm 1 national spot Busmtsst s and Mortgage burnmg 1et at Bradford Church A mort gage burmng cer emo ny will take pla re Sunday ar t he Bradford Church of C h1 1Sl P l ans for the cerem ony wer e disc ussed at a recent meeting of rhr I y dl a mdlv 1duals "antmg to spon sor her to natiOnals should co nt act Caro l ( row or B eck~ Co ttenll 1t M< 1gs H1gh School 992 2158 Ba uer IS the daugh t er of Bolt and Susan BaUI r Long Bottom Co un< 11 ol I he 8 1ad ford Chu1rh held at the home of Cl ara M ar Morns A pollu ck dmnr1 w111 fo llov. the mornmg serv 1cr Communtty calendar/ area happeningr FRIDAY BRADBURY - Re1 1va l se1vi ees w1il be held a t lhr B r adbun Church of Christ Fnd ay and Saturday 7 :10 p m and Sundav 10 30 a m Tim Mllchell w il l be the evangelist and John Wrlghr pastor Invites the public T r ue Cou ntry Band $1 00 Brmg snack s AdmJSsJon MIDDLE PORT - 1 he publi c " '"'!l ed t o attend a prrac he1s shoorout 10 he held 7 30 p m F 1rda> through Sunday al Ash S11 eel Frrr w 1ll Bap lls l ChuJCh m Middleport POMEROY The Sem or Ci tizen s Dance Cl ub Is hav in g a dance this Friday from 8 to 11 p m at the senior c itizens center In Pom er oy Mu sic Will be provided by L arry Hubba1d s SATURDAY CH ESTE R - K en A m sbar v Chap1c1 of l zaa k Wa l ton Leagu e v. 111 ha~ c an nu al 1udgm g fm lhr larges t v. hll c ta ll buck and By Ruth Powers The second Book Sla11on pro vlded ro M eigs Counllans by the Meigs County Public Library has been established a t the Pick & Shovel grocery a1 Salem Center and Is now In operation If you live out !hal way drop In and checkoutabook lf youhavea ny suggestions questions or recom mendatlons we would be happy tq hear from you There Is a pad there for your comments ,People In I he R eedsv ille area r~member that the flrs1 Book Sla11on esta blished Is In your a tea arlhe Reed s Grocery Store ;This Is the last week you will be rewarded with peanut s for your o~erdue book s After th is 11 eek a' overdue book will cost you bard cash ~f you have been r eading t he p~pers and listening to I he radio you are aw are thai t he Ohio g1ouse lu ll co ni es ! on Salu 1day rvrmng al 7 p m SATURDAY - Fmal s1gn up lim e fa the M idd l epor t Youth league Will be Sa turd 1y 111 a m un 111 noo n a l v il lage hall m M1ddl r pm 1 SALEM CE NTER - Salem Centc1 PTO rs spo nsoring a sp1 rng ca rn11 a t Salurda~ 5 I a 8 p m at t he school Proceeds Wil l be used to pu 1chasr pla yg 1ou nd equ ipm ent RAC JNF Sourhe1n L or II Board of Fduca l ton wr ll m eet Sa turda1 mo1 nm g 7 a m at Southc 1n H 1gh Ia d1 sc uss priSon net and poslf 1ons Library lines... V a lley Area Lib ra ri es tOVAL I could be In finan c ial t rouble Th e Governor s budget does not call f or th e continued fundin g of OVAL For people who use the bookmobile and book s by m all service this could have a rea l n egative Impact beca u se these are I he services I h at \1 ould be affect ed should the Sta te fund s cease f or OVAL Re m embe r t ha t book yo u needed so despera tel y for u report and your l ocal library did n ot have It bull hey could order II for you from a norher library? This Is Interlibrary loan serv 1ce a nd this serv ice could al so be a ffected If OVAL I s no t fund ~ H you are a u ser of tliese S('rvlces yo u might want to wrlle ro your State L egisla tors and vo ice an opini on o n t his budget CUI i RAC I NE- Dan ce a t Southon Jun ia! H1 gh Sc hool Satu1dav 7 10 10 11 p m MUS)( by Midni ght Rorkwav Sponsored b\ the Racine Junlm F 1re Department POMEROY- Bakes lcbv th e W01d of l1fe Chu 1ch l ad 1es AuSJI Jan a l t he A thens M Iii Mu1 ph\ M all S J1u1d a\ bcg 1n nm g at 111 a m a pew trophy cas(' wa s g1ve n ar a recE:'nt meetln !( oi the Po rtland P'fO hl'ld at the sc hool fhuck Eva ns opened the m eet ln(t with prayer Th e second and third grades won I he allend ance barncr Areportwasglvl'n onthe baBketball and c heeJieudrr ban quj:ot and a dona lion was m adr 10 I he fund I a help fin ance M a ll Ha1 rls a thl etic trip 10 Europe I1nd a Eva ns report ed a prof11 of $1100 on the IOU! namenl E1 In s Deb1a Harris Ja n Hill a nd Mi ckey Hoback were ap point ed t o the nomlnalin g ro m mll1 ee Nex t m f'l ln g wlll be April 4 M A SON - M c1gs M JSOn G1r i s Soft ba l l AssocratJon 11111 m eet Sund" 'p m 1n I he M1ddl rp01 1 Ma son" I cmpl r ba srml' n1 \ II Jn l(ICS i cti pic ISC l fl r nd MIOOI EPORT- Me igs H01 s0shot C tub w 1ll meet Sundu v 2 p m a I I he ne\1 horseshoe p11ch mg couJis on Sou th F ron t Sl Mrdd lep011 \ II hOI ses hor ptt r h• 1 s ~\ rkomC' M IDDLF.POR I - F 1st P1csb ' " 1 1n Ch u1 r h of M rld lrp011 " 111 ,en e lu ncheon 1m honm of f\<v t hJr les T li< ol l "ho IS lc 1v lng 1hi' 11 < 11 l or mcmbr " of the M"ldlep011 S\far usc a nd H1 1 tson\lllf' Pl('shvlf' llln ( h ulrhtsthi~Sundl\ l1 Ill m \I I me mbcJS a nd f 1cnds 11\ 111 d MIOD L F.POR1 - Hope Sap t sl Chaprl :i70Gi ant Sl Middle p01t "'II be m Jevl\ al Sund a\ 1hrough A pnJ :i Wllh SPI VICeS 7 p m eac h eveni ng Preac hing an d special sm g lng bv Ernest Mal 1m pas tor o f Calva r v Bap I 1st Chu1 ch Danville Ky Nursery 11111 be p 1ov1ded MORGAN CENTF.R - Mor ga n Cen ter \\ es levan Chu1 ch JS hav mg Ne\\ Cu mca Mi ssions Oay th iS Sun dav stallin g w 1t h B lO a m se n 1ces Sprar1al speakers a 1 7 lll p m SCI\ Ices RAC I NE- PubliC IS 1m li ed to allcndSundaylla m sllv rcJSa l Rac in e U nit ed Mr1h odJS1 Chu1 c h 0 1 Pu ul H dyes p1 eSJ den t o f R10 G r ande Col legr v.Jii be guesl spea ker MIDDLEPORT - M i ddl epor t Chu rch of Chnsl Will hos t a hym n smg f01 all M e11;s Cou nt y Churches of Christ al 7 p m Sunda y \ddllJonal Inform a t io n ra n be scc u1ed b\ ca llin g t he Middl eport c hu1 ch offi ce 992 This Week's Specials FRIDAY, MARCH 27th ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT SPHAGETTI DINNER •••••• $350 All You Con fot Spoghettt Smothered 1n Our Ztsty Homemade Spagheltt Sauce Served w1th Garli< Bread and a Cnspy Tossed Salod SUNDAY, MARCH 29th I ontrlbutions continue to co me ln on the local monies needed for th• purchase of a Senior Clllze ns vall with a wheelchair lift ~leaner Thoma s executi ve diJ.'eCtor report s that 10 date a to\jil of $3 701 has been dona led anp that only $494 Is needed to cofllplete the local march T he balance of the cos t will be paid wl h federal funds t hrough the Dtjpartmen1 of Transportal ton t,atesl contribut ors Include VI I olet Jarrell Beth K es rn Fern dora St01 y Ed n a Se haefer Jea n M oore Marga r e t John son Gar net Erv ine Dana and Ber nice Hoffman James and Kati e Weber E d and Ruby Baer Rober ! and Bernice Bailey Mr a nd Mrs Roscoe Hollon Virgil Dayton and E ugene M c Elroy Disabled America n Veterans C hapt er 53 E piscopa l Churc h Women a nd Ra c ine Unl1ed M ethodls r W om en MONDAY R UTI AND- Rutla nd Ga1 den Club "il l meer ul til e ho me of M1s Ve1 non Weber Wllh Mrs Vlfg m ~a t\lkrn s co hostess M e n dav 11 7 10 p m M em bers wr ll dCCidl' On I Cl\ 1e pi O]PCI In kcepm g" 11 h 1\al Jonul Ga 1denmg Week A pn l 12 I R 1 BAKED SWISS STEAK............ ••.•• • •••. •••• ••• $4 32 A GtMrol Port111n of Dtli<Joas laked Steak S1mmered en a Creamy Gro•y Served w1th Flully Mashtcl Potatoes Homemade Green leans with Mush room~ and a Hot luttortd Roll or Homemado IIS<UII Maxwell Houst Colftt or Dt<aflt1nattd loth Freshly Brewed (A Small Dr1n~ Moy Be Subst1tuttdl BAKED SWISS STEAK SANDWICH ALONE ............. S2.64J OPEN MON THURS 9 7 FRI 9 8 SAT 10 8 SUN 10 7 Krrbaugl(n of C!1qrntrr IOUTE 7 RESTAURANT 985-3832 Fatthful Follou er1 condttd meettn[; mrmbr r s arr Jn\ ll f'd FUNERAL HOME "Suvrng Fam1hes" i\nn 1nd Gene l am ber hosted a recen1 m< c lm g of th e F lllhful Follov.cJS Class of lh e Heml ock Gr01 e lh i !Slla n Chu1 rh F ol lov. mg the bue nss ml'l'li l\£ rq nt es l s we1 r held " 11h prm s gomg ro (,olda Reed an d Robr 11 Reed T hr I ambe11s and Sa r ch ('u llum sci\ cd 1cfre shme nl s C ll d' 264 S. 2nd, Middleport I .! e\nnual<icriiOn of of11 r <IS v.as hel d al l as t weeks mcr r rng of I OPS OH 14 'cb held I lr I c g10 n hal l F Jertcd " " e V11 kc I er ell lf'ad r l 1 r 1nr Smlt h co lf'adct f. She1 n Dm sl scc 1e1a 11 Sa nd' Sc Jgc n l IJca s u l( Nanc1 1 V<..~ n rr v. r 1g ht r Pf'OI dc r and Sha o n T h 1C'kr 1 ass1s 11 n WC ighl I CCC I de l Weekl y brs loser" 1s Shu ron rh ackel Wl lh M II gle D l\ IS a s 1unne1 p Wm nc1 If 1he p10 1 contest w1 i l br ann ou nced at next CHESTER ,) ~~ SJ I JACKSON PIKE RT 3~ We ST l'hone 446 4524 BARGAIN MATINEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY ALL SE ATS $2 ID ADMI SSION EVERY TUESDAY $1 50 Just add <oottntrated hqutd AQ UASHADE to <onta1ned ponds or lakes lnstantlr the wator starts turncng o beout1ful natural loa! blue AI the same hmt AQUASHADE 11 ef ltct••ely <Uttlng off the sunlight that wttds ond algae need lor growth W1nd and water current d11perse AQUASHADE throughout, 11 stoys '" the enttre body of wator de pending on woter flow and light pe netrat1on Apply twiCe dunng grow •ng seosan or amount necenory to ma1nta1n color AQUASHADE IS •Economical be<ause 11 s long last1ng no harm to humans ll •l 1 ru I POMEROY un<k cUrn 1on or Lol-; Rurt l~lMI RO\ C11UROJ OF THE NA7A R~F f orm Union md Mulh: .., RL"I. Thrnrv sClrn MI'CIUI'I$:! p.~~101 Norm n Pr~ k'\ S S Supl Sund \ S.:tlnol !l Yl m motnlngwwhlplfl ll;.~m C'\m lnn scr 1c'f' 6 pm mld~('('kSNYi 'f' Wf•lnNI<J v Jlm r.RArr EPL~aJPAI ClltROI 121 E Main Sl Potn"ro\ St.mdol (n I 1'S Hoi mmmunlon on1h. firsTSund o! r <h mon h and ('Omb nro wt h mo nln~ 1J on tx lhlnkiSundav l\101nlnp:praVff <m(l o rro n on aU nttw-1 Sullla'll' d! tl' rmn h ( hur h ~tlml 111d Nun:NV <' U'( p m ldrd ("offN how In 11' P:11 Lsh Halllmmnl 1 1\ 1 110\\ l11g lr sn- n RlMERO\ C11URCH OF rHRC'"T 21' W M In Sf Jlrif'll Proudf 101 p;.l~tT Bib C' Sr:tlt:ll 1t: II 1m Mnrnln~\l ~hlp Wl :1(1 •.m You h ITW'I Ifln~ li: ffl pm Ewnlng wor~hlp rll JJ m \\ '(!m'Sdu\ night fl'a\'M' m('('1ingand Blblr ~utt\ Ill p m THF. SAJ VATION ARMY 115 81.!1 IT nul o\n Pnrtllt rv Mr.; ll:M 1Wlnln,eln ('h u j:J' Surd~ \ hnfl~,.. rJl('{'llll.t! 10 t m Sundav Sltln~l 10 :n m Surxlav ~0041 Yffi M F.loisl: Atl UTlS IC' ckT 1l p m Sah Ilion mn.'11np: \ •rtous sP<'akm: md ml.l~ s~i tis Thursdm n ll I m I p m Li.ldiC'S Hml'Y' l..l' ttl\K' mrmtx>r.- In ('hafl2!" II v.orn: n lm1 d fi~!l pm Thw"So:l \ C'mp-: (' dr· (1 s,oo;s '' oung Pmpl(' Rlhl .ll p.m Rlbl S1uctv mli P11wr rTHT'Img fllrn o tJ publiC' t'OMffiOY 1\'f:!ITSIDE C11VRCl1 OF llfRI!o\T :p'!li C'hlldrt'n sHorn Ro I Coo n Rnad ffl ~ 252.'\"i \ IX 11 MUM( Sunda\1 W01 slhp 111 1m A bk> Studv U m Y.ur hlp ~ p. m W"'"""l ' Eli~!< Scudv pm OW DEXTER Rllll F. CHR I'"TIAN Clfl RClf AI\ In Cw IL"- p sto Llnd~ !W. n Supl Surw ~ \ S!:hool H:: ll m Jl ~ h n.e s 1 \1uos flrsl nd hl d ~ll(lt \ follrM mg ~nd \ SIMI Youlhmnt lng llpn \tVSun R GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prt'achlng 9 30 a m firsI and s('('(lnd Sun davs of €'ach mon1h th ird and fourth Sun day~ach month worship SC'rvlcesat 7 30p m WednE'Sday t'vrnln ~s at 7 30 p m Prayer and Bible Study SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mulb ~rrv Heltithts Road Pomrrov Lrrov Bruch Pastor Sabbath School Sup£>rln lrndenl Rhonda M11rkln Sabbath School bflllns ar2 p m on Saturdav wllh wor~hlp l f'rYICt' rollowlng at 3 15 Evrrvon£' W£'1 comt' RIJTLAND FIRST BAPTI ST CHURCH - SltiPr Harrlelf Warner Sup! Sunday School9 30 a m Mornl n~ Wor'shlp 10 45 am POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lys lon Hallf'V mlnls1<'r Su.ndav School 9 30 a m Morning Worship lO 30 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Po ml'l'ov Plkt> E Lamar 0 Bryant pas! or Jack 'Nt>ed& Sundav SChool Dlr('ctor Sun day School 9 30 a m Morning- Worship 10 U t'V('nlngworshlp 7 OOp m !D S T 1 ' 1 30 (EST I W('lj nf>Sda y Pray('r Ser vl<'<' 7110pm 1DST &730PM 1ES T 1 Mission Friends ( a~l's 2 6) Royal Ambassadors ibovs a,R'HillBl and Girls ln Action (agt'5 6-lt!! on Wf.'dnl'sdavs 7 p m 10 S T I& 7 30 p m IE S T I Tur<day VIsitation 6 30 p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Ba l ley Run Road RE'v Emmrt l Rawson pa~ tor HandlE-Y Dunn supt Su ndav ~hool lO a m SundaYl'V£'nln~servlce 7 30p m Blblf' tl"achlng 7 30 p m Thursdav SYRACUSE MISSION Chmv Sl Sv racus£' Sf'rvlces lO a m Sunday Evt'nl"~ 11rrvl('('5 Sundn and WE'dn £'sday al 7 OOp m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Rev Kellh Eblin pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Wade Hayman supt Morning Wor11hlp 10 :Wa m Sunday ('Venln,R' serviN• 7 30 p m Wrdnesdav Prayer MePtlna- 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF COD Racln£' Rtv Jam('s Saltertlt'ld paslor FrN:'man Williams Supl Sundav School 9 4 ~ a m Sundav and Wl'dnl'Sdav evl'n tna: scrv\['f'S 7 p m MIDI.>LEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner Sixth and Palmrr Earl Eden Pas tor Edna Wil son S S SUpl Bfoulah Whitt' Asst Supt Sunday School 9 1:> a m Morninp: Worship 10 15 a m Sundav Evening s.PtviCE' 7 p m Pr aver ml"eelnR Wi'dnl'lday I'Vl'nlng 7 p m Chl\drl"n s rholr practice Wedn('Sdav 7 p m Adult t'holr practice Wed 8 p m Radio pro ~~:ram WMPO Sunda y 8 30 a m RACINE -Ra c ine 11a ll Asso r1a t1on roaches "1 11 meet at 6 p m M onda\ 11 kmdc1 ga 1ten bu1 ldmg A ll coaches " ' c l o 1ak0 eqUipment MULBERRY AYE. m Complete ~ Automotive , Str\I!Ce Locu st & Beech Street 992 9921 the w1nd passeth over and 11 ts eone and the place thereof.,shall know tt no more - Psalm 103 16 WAID CROSS SONS SlORE GrocertesGeneral Merchandtse R'actne9491S50 ' II j • • •?. II MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHR IST 5th and Main AI Ha rtson mlni!IIE>r Mlk€' Gf.ri~C'h, / SUnda v School Supcrlnl<'nc:lent Btble School 9 3o a m Morning Worship JO 30 a m Ev('nlnll Worship 7 00 p m Wednf'lday 7 00 p m PrayPr mf'etln~ MIDDLEPORT CHURCH or THE NA ZARENE PASTOR Fred Prnhorwood Bill Whltr Sunday School Supl S u ncl11 ~ School 9 30 a m Morn In~ Worship 10 45 a m EvanlfiiJ!Ic mft"tlng 7 00 p m Wednf'lday 7 00 p m Pravl"r mf'f'tln g VNITED P&ESB!ITERio\N MINIS'ffiV OF MEIGS COUNTY Re• Cloarleo Tolbolt HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunclav Worship SPrvtc£>s 9 00 a m Church School 10 15 a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School 9 a m Church sE>rvlce 10 15 t m SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY P. J. PAULEY, AGENT N a lionw1de Ins Co ot Co lumbu s 0 804 W Mrun ~J91 2l1 8 Pomero y Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment ~~~·.' :;d Rulland Oh10 4S77S B 11 Br own Owner Phnne (6141 7421777 J wm Pometoy Flowe, Shop I 214 E Ma1n ts an exc11tng rf unpredrctable feature of GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES our weather, and no place on earth rs exli!mpt from rt Although rt could cause damage the rmproved constructron FlOWER! FOI EVJRY OC(A!ION (6141992 2039 or (614)992 5721 106 Butltrnut Ave ARen~y. In~. Pomero~ . ·oo' " ""·. • • ' 0 ' . ~ Auou from the Courthoust of our houses and POMEROY, OHI0- 992-6677 proper placement of barners can usually l1il Qu"ktl and Ruth Ann Ytougtr prevent lhrs In fact the wtnd ts more hkely CHAPMAN SHOES ·p,,..,g ·, Q,n, SltH $to,." 104 E MAIN ST. POMEROY 992-2815 to be bene f rcta I be harnessed for a f ree II at d S the po II tnat tOn 0 f It can SOUrCe 0 f energy plantS Cleans the atr we breathe brtngS welcome relief from a heat wave often heralds srgnals the changrng seasons It rs even essentral for some forms of pleasure such M1 HER MON UNITED BRETHHEN rN CHRIST cHURCH Loca~ed rn TexiS Com mu tv otr Ct R H2 Rt v Rot!£' 1 Sa nders p cscnr Jeff tlollcr Ia\ leader Eel Roush '" d y Sci ool S"Jll Sue loy School 9 JO <J m morn n,n worship nd children s '"""h 10 10 'm "" " " prl'nch n ~ sr rvlrf' r r ~ lhrec Sundavs 7 :ro p m sw ,, sr v n I u h Sue I" ('VC'nlng 7 30 p ffi \\NinC'SdaV r1 1\'( r ~~~~~~~~ ~~~· s1udv and Yau lh F• """ Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal 115 f Momonol Dr q92 2104 Pomervy 0 CHURCH oF coo or PROPHEc; Lot t>d n 0 J Wh l £' Ro ct of IH gh\o\ IV as satltng and flyrng krtes In any case, It IS a 100 Pal Henson P'< or Sundav School 10 a 11 ClassPs fl 111gps I nlorChu ch II sundav School 1o a m vital element of God S creal ron as you Will a m Morn " orsh p 11 n m Ad"ll s('rv cr 11 15 a m 1 t H f W h t h h Choir prac ll'f 6 p m Su nd~y Young Pro RUTLAND CHURCH OF' GOO Pastor earn a YOUr OUSe 0 OrS lp 0 W IC SOme p es Chlldrc'CI s Churc h and All ull Blbl benevolent Wind ShOUld propel YOU every Siudv Wrdne<d"Y I 7 :ro p m Joh n Evans Su ndav Schnol 10 00 a m sundav Morning Worship 11 00 am Chll HOPE BAPTIST CHI\ PEL 170 Gr 1n1 d C'n s Cllur('h 11 am Sundav Evening Sabbath day St Midd leport Afflllal 'fl wll h ~ u ht rn &>rvlcr 7 00 p m WP£1 6 p m Yo un~ La Sap 1st Conven tion Da vid Ory~ n Sr Ml dlt'S Aultlllarv Wt>dnesdav 7 p m Fam nlslrr Sund av Srho 11 1D a m Mo nlng IIV worship ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · • worship 1 m EvC' ntn~r wor~ h p7 p m Wl'dnC'sda\- 1'\f'n n ~ Bthl stud y 11 HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Off Tuesday 7 30 p m prll}rr m€'C' lng 7 p m Rt 124 :\ miles from Porll and L ong Bo day at 7 :\0 Pm Mens Pravt'r Breakfa~t REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESu:i BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Sl om Eds(' Hart pastor Sundav Srhool \\ ('((nl'Sdav 7 a m !Gra('(' CHRIST OF 1 ATTER DAY SAINTS Port Rl 124 and Co Rd ~ Mur k Sf'<'Vr rs mini s SU1TON - Ch u ~h School 9 30 a m land RaeInC' Road Wlllla m Roush pasl or ttr su ndav & hool Supl Harrv Hr n 9 :lO a m Su nday morning pr<'arhlng 10 30 a m Sundav ('\ot'nln~ SC'rvlces 7 30 Morning- Worship JO 45a m first and third Linda Eva ns church school dl rt'Cior drirks Sunduy School9 :\()a m Morn n~ pm Sundavs Fellowship dlnnC'r wl h Ca rm('l Churr h school 9 30 a m Morn n~ worsh p " or 5 hlp 10 :ro , m Ev"nl n• .. 0 hlp n l hl r dTh ur sdav 6 ~pm McC ulr"'," Wrdnf'Sd yu worshlp'7• · p m ,... .. 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MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTISTh 10 30 a m Wed nesday <'V('n \n g pravt'r m CHURCH Cornf'r Ash and Pl um Ra1P KFNO CHURCH OF CHRIST V 1non servil'<'s 7 30 pm ST PAUl LUTHF R\N CHURCH Cu nd ff pas lor Sund av Sc hool to OOa m F. ld \~l' m n (' Oll\l' S" In Sunda BETffi EHEM BAPTIST RC'V Ea rl c rnN Syc mon nd Sf cond Sis Po Mornln g Wo1sh p 1100 a m W rdn l'~da~ l'lc hool Supt PH' I h1ng !l 31:1 am f' th Shu \ r pas lor Worship sen c 9 ~0 1m mrrov Th f" Rrv Wil l 1m MiddiN>Witr t and Sa lurday E\rnlng SE'rvll'l's 1 7 :m P Sund 1\ Sunday School 10 :10 am Rlb lf" St udv and pas lor Sundiiy Sc ht ol y 45 a m Churc h m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION (Thu r prav('r sf'rv\cf' Th ursday 7 30 1 m servlc€' 11 01 m CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION S/\CRED HEA Hr CJ!UR CH M ~ man Durham) pastor Su nd ay sf"rvlce MEIGS 9 30 a m evening servlc£' 7 30 P m AL CHURCH Kin!!sbu rv Roacl Rl'v Da An1hony Gl mnamorl' Ph 912 5fl98 Sa ur COOPERATIVE PARISH Prayt>r mf>Piing Wedned ay 7 30 Pm vld Curfman pastor Su nday School 9 30 dav EvC'nlng Mass 7 :\11 p m Suml v UNITED MI!TKODIST CHURCH BEARWAI LO\\ RIDGE CHURCH OF a m Ralph Ca ll Supt Evrn lnp: YrOrshlp Mass ~ u m und 10 a m Co n ff'!lslon~ On(' NORTHE.tST CLVSTER CHRI ST los ph B Hoskins pastor Bib" 7 00 p m Prayer metllng Wednesday half hour l>l'foH r ( h M ss ceo c.:t •s,., s Oas,. 9 :W • m Morning Woro;;hlp 10 :lO 7 00 p m 11 a m Su nday Rev Don Arcller ~ ... 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BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Vernon VICTORY BAPTISf 525 N 2nd s Rev Seldon Johnson Blblf" Sructv n \!l P m ~ld rl dge- pastor Wallace Dam«-wood S Mlddlt'port lam<'s E KC'C'Sf'<' p<J sl or ALFRED - Church School 9 lJ a m NEW STI\ ERSV ILLE COM MUN ITY S Supt SundaySchool 9 30a m Worship Sunday mornln,cr worship 10 am EvPn Wors hip 1J am UMYF6 30 p m UMW CHtJRC'H Sundav ~chool o;;pnir£' 9 4!1 a Servlc<' 10 30 am ing s1 rvlrr i p m Wl'dnl'sd o~ ('VC'nlng Third Tursdav 7 30 p m Communion m W(lrshlp SC'r\ IC'r 10 30 a m HY SELL RUN HOLJ NE~S CHURCH worship 7 p m Vlsl !<at lon Thursda} 6 30 p E\angf'II SI<' Srrv i('r 1 :Jll P m Wrdn l'S Mlkr Thompsnn NC'\1 H r n W\ pil 10 m first Sundav tArchM"l CHESTER - Wors hip 9 am Chu r ch da\ Pr nl:'r ffi('(lltn.a 7 ~ P m Thuro;; da\ Su nd 1 v~khool at q ll1 m Morning ~o~.o MORSF: CHAPEl CHURCH Ch ~rlrs Sc hool tOa m Blblf' Sl udv Th ursdav 7p ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomrrm ship 1 10 :VI 1m ~u nd \ \ n ing~( r I Norris p1s or Su nrl• v S! hool 10 a m m UMW f rsl Thursdav 1 p m Com Harrison\ Ill€' Rd Rob('fl Purlf'll min " Ul worship sNV i('(' 11 1m Su ndav nl2h l 1 «l p m 1hu ;;d<~\ srJ'\ ' " • 1rr S ('\(' S!aniC'\ S S ~u p Bi ll MtEI m worship sl'rvil'l' 7 :m p m MidwC'Pk munlon first Sundav Arrher JOPPA - Worship 9 «1 a m Church n Ass! Sup! Su nd<l\ S('hoo 9 30 m FH F.F.DOM GOSPEl MISSION II B I pray£'r s£'rvlcr Wrdnrsda y 7 p m Sc hoo ]0:10am B hlrS udv Wrdni'Sdav Worship Sl l\ l r 10 3fl I m F.H•n ln~ " 0 1 1< 11 HI WESI EY \ N BIRI F HOI !NESS 1 f'd on C untv no 7 30 p m Johnson shipSu nd v pm a nd W ('dn(>!.:~IYi. pm 1 \1 nu G)U(>!.:f'nc t mp p or Rl\ CHURCH ofMddlrpor InC' 75Pt'arlS1 LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9 :rl1 ST JOHN I UT HF.RAN CHI ~C H Plnf" Ho~C'r \\ l\ lo fl tssl p tSir'll Prwchln ~? Rrv I van My<'rS pastor Roj!w M nll'y ~ m Worship 7 p m B IJIC' Sl udv Wrd Gro\ C' ThC' R W1lll•m M dl~" arth s <r Sun Ia\ :Wpm Pt m " In ~ Sr Sunday SC'hool Supl Sunday School nrs dav 7 30 p m UMYF WNin rsda \ p~o;tor ChurrhsPrvcf' !-1 Klam Su nd v \\ Nin..., la\ 7:¥1 pm r. C.1Hf I 930am M orn ln t~t Wor ~h piii :WI m fi 00 p m Commun ion First Sundav ~hool lO :W a m 1 df r You Th .£:1 up Sun I Pnlng ' ' E\l'nlng Worship 7 lO p m Wfdnrsd tV Archrrl RRADBURY CHURCH Or CHRIST ~ 11 ~ m ,., th RoJ.! r nd Vol 1 W IIford ('ventng Blbll' studv pray r and p als John WriAht JXIIOtflr Sund IV SC'hnol9 Ul lf'ad 1 s ('ommu nl n sf't'\ It"<' 1 sl Sunda\ s€'rvi('f 7 30 p m REEDSVILLE - Church School9 :rlla m La rn Havnf'S S S Supt Mornlnr! ( h month m Wors hlp Srrv i<'f' 11 00 a m IX'f'1M'l v.or hlp 10 JO m WHITES C'HAPF:l WF SLEYAN TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH RACINE CHURCH Or THE NA7.A ( IWRCH _ Cc 0 , 11 < RD Rc\ Phillip Rl Church & hool !I am \\ orship 10 1m OF GOD - Gllbf>rl Spf'nCf'r paslor Su n RENE R(l\ Llo\dO Crimm Jr pils nr cti"nour p swr Su ndavS(hool9 :'Uta m BIOI(' Sludv Tu es(!.ay 7 30 p m UMW dav Sc hool 9 30 a m Mornl nJ! srrvlc£' 0 B ss Ch lrman of lhC'BO<trdo f Chrlo: v.Oishlp li<'r. l<"f" lll ~ 1 m Blhk ;;!udv Third Tul'Sdav 7:!ifl p m Com mun ion 10 OO a m Sundav rve nln ~ s£> r vtc<'7 OOp llan lift Sundav lkhoo19 311 am Mo n nd " nro;; hlp sPn (' Wr<l nrsd v 7 p m F rsl Sundav (A rC'hrr m Mid WI'C'k pravcr srrvlce Wrdnr ~ da v in~ v.orsh p 10 Ml I m f'\ tnll:<'ll~l i<' srr RLTl AND CHURCH OF CHRIST CENTRAL CLUSTER 7 pm \l<'f' 7 fM'l p m Wl'dnrsdav srr\ IN' 7 p.m Mark Jon 'S p slor Alii Nic hnl!ion Sun Rev JamM E Corhtlt MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH I !BERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH [)('x tav Srhool Supt Sunda\ Sch oo l ~ :Wii m Rev Steven NeiKOn Lawrl'nC'I' Bush pastor M11x Fnl mN Sr ti"r W ood\ Call p 1 sl oc SC'I'\ i("('s Sundav Morn i n~ Worsh ip U1 1 { ommun on 10 30 a Rev Melvin Franklin Sup1 Sunday Sc hool and Morn In~ Wor ~ llp 10 am ~:~ nd 7 p m WrdnC'Sdav 7 Pm m Rev C lemmi e~ Zunl1a Jr 9 :W a m Sl ndav C'V<'nl n~I Sf'rvlcC' 7p m Rev Rohel1 Mu~11man RUTI ANO~ JBI EMF"'I HOOJST Amos Youth ml'f' Ins:! and Rlblf s udv Wf'{!nPS A~:.SU RY ~\ra(' u sN- \\ ors hl p 1l u m RACINE FIR~T BAPTI ST St VI 1 11 p 1s o Sonnv llu<ls n su 11 Su ndav day 7 p m Dra\('r Paslor Mike S\ol.i.(!l'r Sundav Srh ol 1!l m Ml1nlng worsh p 10 :lO Chu rrh School~ 45 J tn Chargr Blblf' UNITED FAITH CHURCH Rl 7 on r n Swdv Wl'dn f'Sda\ 7 30 p m UM\\ fil !:il School Sup! Sundav School 9 30 m m Su nd v rvrnlng Sf'rvlrt 7 00 p m rnrroy By P 1ss Rf'V David Wl sf'mnn Sr Morn ing v. orsh lp 10 ~0 a m Sundav W Nlnf' 1 v s rvl c 7 p m WMPO proTul"Sda\ 7 10 p m Choir RC>hNrsal pastor Ml'IV n Drak1 S S Supl Sun l•v E'\t'nlng u.orshlp 7 :W p m Wrd n ~dav g 1 m q am r fh Sun<lil\ WC>dnrsdiVfi~pm UM\\ f urlh Su n Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn[nj! Wor~hlp 10 lO P\f'n ng Al hl(' studv 7 VI p m RUTLAND CHIJHCH OF THE NAZA dav 6 30 p m Nr!sonl Ev€'ntng Worship 7 :m p m Wrdms Ia\ BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH RENE He ! U.f Fr-.rfl pas or Su nduv ENTERPRIS E - Worsh ip 9 a m Prayrr Sen k1> 7 :lO p m Burllng:ham Rav l .aud€'rmi1T pa<:tor: Rn Slhoolll lfl m Wo f>h \p srnlt<' 10 lO • Church School 10 a m BlbiC> Stu dv Tue!" FAITH RAPTlST CHURCH R o ll rCi~cl I Tl brn cat:an as.o:L~I 3nt pastor Sun(!av SC'hool m Ynun.£: pNlplC' ~ o;pn ltr h p m dav 7 30 p m UMW FirsT Monc:lav 7 l1 Sl Mason Su nday School 10 a m Morn lO a m worshlp7p m Wrdn~dn\o 6p.m E\ nJ! \lsll t !>of'f Vkr6 lllpm Wr(inNida v p m UMYF Sundav 6 p m Choir RC' lnR worship 11 a m Evf n ln~ ~l'r\ IN' tip vou th lf)('('(lng W('(! 7p m churC'hstTVI('('IR <'n rf' p m hrar'<al 6 lO p m WC'dnl'Sdav ~Fra nk lin! m Pr ay~r mE.'('tlnp: and Blblt' St udy Wf'd MASON CHURCH DF CHRIST Mill r PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH ~ FLATWOODS - Chu r('h Sc-hool 103m n£>Sd111V 7 p m mllr otr R1 :\~ Rrv Be-n J Watt~ pa.'l10r St M 1 ~nn W V Eu2Nl€' l Cr n~t r ml Wor'<hl p 11 am Bib)(' Sludv Thurs FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rrv Nylc n l~ t Sundav Blhlf" Sludv JO il m Wn Robl"rt SC'a rl~ S S Supl Su nd ~tv School dav 7 p m UMYF Sundav 6 p m Bordt-n paNtor Cornf'll u ~ Bunch IIUPI !l :JO a m MornlnR Wor~ hlp 10 30 am ship 11 1m md 7 p m Wrdncsdav Blblf' !Frank lin Sunda v f"\l'nlng s£'rvlr£' 7 30 pm Wrd Sud\ \Of' II muslr pm FOREST RUN - Worohlp 9 am l'l(ls dav Sf'M.ilf'• 7 30 p m liBERTY ASSEMRL Y OF COD Dud Church Schoo l 10 A M Choir practin' SILVER RUN BAPTIST Rtll lit I d n ~ 1 n M 1 ~on W V I N rh l<'kt Tuf'S dav fi JJ p m UMW first Tursdav pastor S f'V(' Lilli£' S S Sup Sundav t> !lto1 F.vrnlnp sPr. i<'f' 7 If) p m Wo 7 :.0 p m 1Nl'lson I Sclloot 10 u m Mnrn l n ~ ~~t'Orslp 11 a m mt n s Mln ls lrv Th ur ~U \ 9 :tO m HEATH ! Mlddlrportl -Church School Sundav r\rnln.lil Yr or~hlp .. :Wp m PraHr \\Ninrsduv Pr v<'r nd B b r S udv 7 I q 30 a m Mornln ,g- Wo ,. hlp ltl Vl am m (l('l!ln ~and BibiC's ludvT hu rs dl\ 7 ~Op Yout 11 Grou p 4 p m Wr dnf'Sdav Church 1m Choir rl'hrarsal 7 p m Thursdav WANTED USED P E WS mREYI~I~~~~~: lr:EW~~';~~ r ~ ~~tH HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN PraH•r ~' " Cf' fi lOp m Blbl t:' S udv 7 CHRISTIAN UNION Thf' Rl'v D 1v I Churc hes often advertise for 1h lngs t hey ha v< 101 sal< or lhry pm 1ZunlJ!a - 3R.1 N 2nd A\ £' Mlddl('(lor1 Sundtv McManis pastor Sunda ySchool9 30am MINERSVILLE - W or~ hlp Srrvl('(' 10 wa nt 10 buy ThN~ are needs a nd I hen I her e Is a 11mc 1o gc I r id ol SChool lO am Su ndav (1\f'flln.e 7 00 Pm Sunday morning scrvlcP 11 am Sun <1 m Chut chSc hool 11 am UM W l hlrd Mid v. f'<'k s£'n IC'f' wro 7 P m day nlaht service 7 :.> Wedncs~y fl'a y<r unneeded thln ~s The va lue to a co ngregation Is no more O n< Wrd n ~d IV 1 p m Choir prar!IC<' Mon LANGSVILLE l HKI SfiAN CHURCH meeiln~ 7 :rl1 p m c hurch adverll sed for used pews as they fell l hr y could not bu y da\ 7 :ID p m N(lisonl Dallas Janey Sunday School Sup Sunday FAtRVTEW 81 Bl E CHURCH Lei art PEAR l CHAPEL - Wor,.hlp 51:-rvl('(' new ones a t that time Used pews ca n be a verv big bie ssl n~ In 1 SChool 9 JO a m Sund ay Mor nln~ Wor W Va Rl I fam1"S L('Wis pastor Y.or 9 :W a m Chur rh Sthool 10 15 a m ship 10 30a rn Sunday£'venlng- Worshlp sh ip M"rvlc<'s 9 30o m Su ndaySchoolll strul(g lln g ne w congr('ga11on or a s1rugglln g old Cicngr< g Il ion UM W Srcond TU('!;day 7 30 p m I MU ~ll 7 30 p m Wednesd ay evening Prayer ~ m Evening wouhlp 7 30 p m Tuf'Sday man Wh at both c hurches needed w er r used pews M eefln~ 7 30 p m co ttage prayf'r met'tlnR and Bible Study POMEROY -Church School q 1 ~ a m 9 30 a m Wnnhlp seni\Cf' Wednesda y The new congr ega tion needed som et hi ng fm lht pcoph lo sll W or~ hlp Ill «'' a m Cttolr rC>h(lar !'ial SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA 7 30 p m upon They gar m or e th an they bargai ned for with lh os1 usc d Wrdnrsc:lav 7 :10 p m UMW sro:>nd ZARENF. R«-v fllmn Me-Mil l m l)l jllor OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH 1UL'Sda\ 7 30p m UMYFSu ndav 6p m p ew s They got years of Chr l s11an fellows hip v. ilh th ose v. ho h cd Marv Junlc<' La\f"nck'r Su ndav !'idtonl Walnut and Henf1' Sts Rav(ln ~wood W rCorblllt Supl Sund<J V School 9 :lOam MornlnJ2 Va Th(' R«-v Ge<!rf{£> C Weirick pastor used those pews be for e T hey rccr lved years ol lov in g e 11 nest ROCK SPR INGS- Ch ur('h SC'hool 9 15 .,nr!:hlp 10 :l() 1m Eva n ~Pii,.Tif ili('f\ ICf' Sunday SChoo19 30 am Sund11y worship prayer s from those sa me used pews and lhr pcop if' "ho ov< r a m Worshi p 10 a m Bllllf' Sludy Wt'd fipm PravNa ntJPralsf'W("(! n ~OJ\ 7p. 11 a m nl"Sda v 7 ~ p m UM YF !St'nlorsl Sun m Youlh m('('l \ n~ .. pm CA LVARVBIBLECHURCH loca TCl1 on they years p rayed from !hem T hey r eceived a hh sslng 11om dav ~ p m (Juniors! <'VC'J'V ot hrr Sun F.DEN UNITED BRETHREN IN Pomrroy Plkr Counl)l Roacl Z\ n<ar Flal those m any people who have used !hose pews 1o 1\orshlp I hi dav fi p m !Franklin! CHR IST C I.<'SIIr Gilli lan pa~lor Sun woods R('v Blackwood paRlor Servlct"S alml ghl Lord God They Indeed r eceived a hl!'ssl ng m a nv tlrn <s RUT LAND - Church School 10 a m da \ :Ok hool 10 00 • m MornlnR Woro;;hl p on ~unday at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m wll h Wors hip 11 am UMW !EvC>nln ~CirclN 11 OOa m Sunda\ f'\<'T1lnJi!l'l:€'rvh 7 OOp Sund aySchool9 30a m BiblrStudy Wrd over wllh those used pews Th!'y were touc hed hv hl srnrv l "l l h srrond \\rc:ln('Sday 7 :1ft p m UMW t AI m Wf'dn...,.dav rvf'n ln J!: pravrr srrv ic(l n('Sday 7 .»pm Jove for God and m an a feeli ng of onrness "1 1h lh < r " ' 1nd rrrnoon ClrdN s('('()nd ThursdaY I p m 1 011 p m F'AITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE F'OR rMu ssrrwn were part now of 1hc present a nd futur e HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Rog CHRlST S1 Rt 338 Anllqully Rf'v SALEM CENTER- Church Sch0ol9 1 ~ rr WaUM pastor Crenson Prat! Sunday Franklin Dlcken!l pastor Sunday morn An old established congrega llon d id not nred nr 11 p< ws< l lhe1 am Worsh p 10 15 p m (Muss man! Schoo l Sup! Mom lng Worship 9 :tO am lng 10 a m Sunday CVt.'nlnll!: 7 JO P m they only want ed u sed pews They deslrrd to ho vr their prws SNOWVILLE - Wof' hlp 9 00 am ~:da.f llSc:~t 10 30 a m Evening K'r ~<W;~E!RS\fr"Lt~ 7lA~uNITV BAP church srhool 9 45 a m (Mu s!'ima n used m or e Not j us t to I III I he nave wllh row o n row of sPats but SOUTHERN CLUSTER MT UNION BAPTIST Donald Shu£' TIST CHURCH Pa slor Robfort Byen row on r ow of used pews with people usin g rhn s1 pews f h< y Rev Ro1er Grace pastor JOE' Sayr<' Sunday School Su p! Sund ay SchooiiO a m Won hlp scrv iCf' II w er e seeking peop le to cl aim a pew a nd use II every Sund ay Rev Paul McGuire Sunday School 9 4~ a m Even lnf! wor a m Sunday even in~ !lervlre 7 30 p m !lhlp 6 ll p m PrayN Me-elln~ 6 ll p m Wednt'5dav t'V£'nlnl!' J('rvlcl,' 7 :VI n m every worship and o ft en jus! for personal <tu il r communion APPLE GROVE - Chmh School 9 30 Wednescla y. MIDDLEI'OI\T INDEPENDENT HO am Worship 10 00 am rfl rsr and thi rd with God a ny 11me !hey w er e nea r 1he c hu rc h TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF LINESS CHURCH Inc 15 Pearl Sc R<!v Sundays I BlbiC' stud y Pv~ry Sunday 7 p One m an and his family ca m e to church for t he fun eral of wife CHR IST Dave Prt"'''llcr minister Ot>ryl Ivan Myrn pastor Roaer Manlf)' Sr m UMW Second Tui'Sday 1 110 p m Su n~ay SchOol Superlnl<~tdonl Sunday S C h Sch I 9 W Praver meeting Wedn esday 7 p m and mother They did nor sll down f ront but h al f way b ack In th f' Wells upt hurc oo a m or Schoo' 9 30 a m M:ornln1, Worship 10 30 !Grace I ship Servlct' 9 45 p m ' Wed pew rhey u sed ever y Sund ay and worship scrvl<e I I was I hell CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA am Evening Worohlp 30 p.m BETHANY - Worship 9 a m Church RENE Rev Herber! Grate paslor nesday Evening Bible Srudy Prayer and pew and the y knew they would feel cl ose to lhrlr wife and School 10 a m Blblr Sl udy Wednesday Prall(' Service 7 30 p m s h 16-30 R f S d 10 a m Dorcas Women s Fellowship mother sitting In that ofren u sed ol d pew th ai everyone kn<•w Frank lllr supl un ay c oo •· a CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST AP[)I; m Worship .'R'rvtcc 11 a m and 7 p m Wednesday Jl a m (McGuirt'\ was theirs They w er e In II at ever y wors hip serv ice They a l so SUnday Wednetday 7 p m Prayer meet TOLIC - VanZanl1t and Ward Rl1 Elder CARME L - Church Sc h.ool 9 30 a m ln Jt Ja mes Miller pallor Sunday Stttool knew thai rh e next Sundays they would fe el her presence wllh Wonhlp 10 4~ a m SeCCind and Fourlh LAUREL CLIFF FREE METOODIST 10 ~am Worship Servlt'<' Sunday 7 30 Sunday! Fellowship dlnnPr with Sull(ln rhem In rh at old familia r used pew CHURCH David Bell pas! or Rober! E p m Bible Sludy, Wl'dn e~ da y 7 30 p.m third Thursday 6 30 p.m IMcCulrel No need for new pews Jusr used pews thar would be a nd will Barton Dlreclor of Chrlsllan Ectucaclon POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS EAST LETART- Churth SChoo19a m Stt*Ve Eblin assistant SundaySchoo19 :x1 Harrisonvlll(' Ro.t Rev Dewey King Worshi p 10 a m s£'COnd and founh Sun be used again and again A com fortable believers pew well used a m Morning worship to 30 am Tten a pa11tor Clinton Faulk Su nday School days UMW first Tuesday 7 ]) p m in any new c hu rch or any old c hurc h The real need? Used pews In Action 6 p m Evl'flinR: Worahfp 1 JOp Supt Sunday School 9 00 a m ITIClrnlnll (Gracl') 1 w(lnfllp 11 am Sunday evE"~~ In~ aervlce m Wednesday even tng prayer and Bible that Is all LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a m study 7 JOp m Choir practice Thul'lda y 7 JO p m Prayer Meetln51: Wednew~da y Church SChool tO am (Grac(') Pllllior William Middleswarth ?p.m 730 pm MORNING STA R- Worship 9 45a m Lulberana ol Mel1• County DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF COD Church School 10 30 a m Bible STudy Charles Ruuell Sr min lofer Rick Ma no• Pel\t..,ola1 Wonhlp .... 1.. Sunday Thursday 7:30p m (RadH"I comber t upl Sunday School 9 :JJ a m 10 am Sunday School U a m Even -.a RACINE WESLEYAN- Church School Wouhlp •m ice 10 JO a m Bible stud y wor11hlp !lei'VIce- 7 00 P m Wfdn('lday 10 a m Wonhlo 11 a m UMW fourth Mon prayer m..tlng 7110 p m 5432 ___j ;~ ~~~~ ___ _:9~9~2:·.:.::.. l el;o\ I MARCH 27 thr11 APRIL 2 I L FRIDAY th'Y THURSDAY :.:J SUGAR RUN MILLS "helfll.. /(UitliP Ftlli C4icbn .... 1 228 w. Matn St. Pomeroy TRINITY OfUROf Rc'\ \\ H llPm11 pnsl r [)>hblr P.tlrk Sunda\ Sc hool Supt C'hurrtl Sc hool 9 1a a m Worship ~ r. f' 111 ~ 11 m ( OOir l'hc'>a!"''<tl 1\JC'Sdav :lJ p m TOPS meets FOR ALL SEASONS s Second Pomeroy ~~2 3325 1 16 992 51 3D Pomeroy (row's Family Restaurant t o.:~tf <nd 1 GALLON WILL TREAT A POND PEl ACRE OF WATEI WITH A 4 FT. lYG. DEPTH. TEAFORD REALTY EU.IS & SONS SOHIO a much needed rainstorm and as rn March CHF.S1 ER - Ches1e1 I ow n ship Tru<rees wr l l h" e 1 sprc ral meet ng M e nd" lll p m cl th r t ow n ha ll tOXIC Prescnpttons 992-5141 shut 1ns livestock f11h wildlife and turf IEPA Rtglltorodl •Non kdhng be<ause 11 <ontrols growth by supr1111ng •Easy to USB by rust pounng •Beaut1fymg by <olonng water lo a natural teo! blut ~~~ ~ E Rawlings-Coats-Blower M 1001 E P OR1 Se m Jnnu al m spec li o n o r Job s Daughters Beth el fil v. 111 be h<'ld Monda\ ar 7 lO p m at l hl' M id d lepor t M aSOniC remp lr Paulin<' Pm kl'f grand M IS guardra n w 111 be the msper tln ~ o ffi CC I A ll Ma sons md OES •Non I L"'-#nations continue on lift van sla li ng 1 LAURE l CLIFt Gospel lournc y mc n ol A k1 on\\ 11 1 sr ng a t 1hc I au11 I C li ff F i re M ethod JS I rhul c h at the 10 30 a m Sund a\ morn1n g " 0 1sh1p sr1VllC I hi' publiC S lnVIICd SWISHER & LOHSE NI~~~~RDWAR:'I asked 1o lake J pi CCC Of II UJl IO ~ the next m e< 1 n ~ w Ji il all of 11 I a ' be g 1vcn to I he'" eklv brst losu " 2914 John F Fulll Mgr Ph 992 2101 Pomeroy RIDENOUR \o\Crk s mretm g Membrt s \\ PH' SUND\V RU II \NO- Fa1l h labcrna < lc Chu1 c h on Ba1 1e1 Run Road will be In rC\ "al Su nda\ through i\prll 'i with sen Ices at 7 10 p m eac h "' rn 1n g F. vel) o n e welcome Portland PTO hears construction report "A report on the co ns 11 uc t 10n of Cauntv 111 Oliled Florut 352 EAST MAt N POMEROY OHIO 46769 814 / 992 2844 Homelote Saws ~1gnrd l nt u GOD CREATED THE WIND TO BLOW EVERYBODY SOME GOOD MPII(~ 1he cla sses wrtr ft\;)\~ u Businesses Listed On This Page. The FRANCIS FLORIST Jo \nn N0v. somc 1s ltct UJ cr of I sm cr 1ely hope you haven t do ne wrthoul any neccss llles I a help build t he empu es of some of th e l eievJSion eva ngciJSI S Th1s rs n 1 t he fu sl lim< 1ha l lea ders ha ve had c i,Jv fee l Thou gh lhesr lhmg s m ays hakeou1 bellef so nd f lith I hope you 1e sllii behev mg In lhC baS ICS and lh a YOU IC Sl i ll sm1lmg at the shop of th e late E lv. ood Bow~rs on Route 7 the 11 ems must be p icked upw l lhm I he next 30 day s or fore\ rr hold vou r peace i\rtually lhr busmr<> was dlsconllnu ed las r Novrm be1 but ther e a1e st ill some 11 ems 1n thE' shop to be plrk ~d up Church & Othce Supplies GIFTS 99 Moll 51 MiddteP<Jrt Slmderella meets hca1 mg fl om you Lorena R Bncklrs o f Pom r roy has been named Ia lhe <1\!an s list for th e winter quarter the Washington T echn1 cal College In M an etta She mam tAfped a grad e p oml a1e1age ol 3 or better to be named lo I he lis t Lorena Is workmg t ow Jrd s 1 cerllflcale m dat a process tn g Chester MIID.EPORT BOOK SlORE 0\tl r the years would (:;lpprec tate i\ hunt er safely cou rs e span o· Ph 915·4100 Dally Senttnei- Page- 1 -. • Rav Rtggs St Rt The Pomeroy-Mtddleport, Ohro This Message and Church USED CAR$, INC. " MEIGS nRE _--c::::l.J ~ \ CEN'JER, INC. Cha rl es G 1bbs fm mer supcnn "ndrnl of rhr Po m cro~ village Sc hool s has ber n d1 sc hm ged f1 om I he Holzr1 M edical Cent er and" ru r rr nll\ al lh<' K <'Jn s N urs mg Home a l Ma son V. V 1 Nf'{'di es s I a ' "' Cha r l ie as he ha s heen know n 10 man' f11end s Good ro hear fl om Mary Baco n 1e11red M c 1gs Count y Sc hools omplo1 ee a gam Mm y m qulf<'d about the cf fecllvc dal e o f da} IJght sa' mgs lime thiS vca1 I m m formed a nd I hope r elia bl y t ha t lh e lime cha nge w1 ll go I nrc e ffect at 2 p m on Sunday Apnl 5 27, 1987 n w _ In~ SERMONETIE < ~; '• • ~ t' [ 1 ' '<• lc ""' t•. n 11 ·' ~,; 1 ~ �Friday OhiO On Ma ch 16 987 n he Me gs cou y P oba e Court C se No 25 4 53 Do o hy E Shee s 51 8 Mu be y He ght Po me oy Oh o 45769 w appo n ed Exe cu xo1 tees ateofCha es G Shee s J dece sed a e 0 518 M u e y He gh s Po me ov Oh o 45769 Robert E Bu c k P o ba e Judge l enn K Nc se oad Cle k 3 20 27 4 3 Publ c Not1ce N THE COMMON PlEAS COURT OF MEIG COUNTY OH 0 PROBATE DIVISION W LL S C BLOWER Adm n s a o of the Esta e of Ruby Rus sel Deceased P a nt ff vs CASE NO 25 195 STANLEY SM TH eta N THE CO MMON P EAS CO URT ME GS CO UNTY OH 0 FEDERAl NAT ONAl MORTGAGE ASSOC Pan ff VS PAUL T IMBOD EN GALE MB ODE N and GEO RGE COLLI NS T cas Defendants NOTICE BY PUBL CATION To the unknown surv v ng spouses egatees dev sees he s d st buto s next of k n e•ec uto s adm n st a o s and ass gns of A uby Russel deceased end R ch ad Wane aka A ched 5 c Happy Ads Defendan s C sa No 66 CV 226 NOT CE OF SHEA FF S SA LE AND PROOF OF PUBL CATION RONALD LESTON MILLER SR lnpu s anceo f an o de of sa e to me d ec ed from the C e k of Cou t of Common 28th P eas Oh o of Me gs County w aft er for sa e at publ c auc t on at th e doo of the Cou ho su n Pomeroy Oh o Me gs County on the 24 h d y of Ap I 1987 at 10 00 a m he allow ng real es a e The fo ow ng desc bed p opertv s ua ed n he Btrthday March To Our Dear Papal We m1ss you every day but we are look tng forward to ndmg the tram m Heaven w1th you FROM FAMILY V llago o Sy ac se County of M e gs and Stat e of Oh o BOGGS SANDY'S AUTO SALES SALES & SERVICE U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO ow Be g l ots Nos 5 and 6 of CARLETON S ADD IT ON w h all mp ove ne n s tt1e con Stt d ca esta c s p a sec1 a t S 1 2 500 Te ms of Sa e Cash Sn S<1 d eal es a e to be lo B&B WOODWORK$ VARIOUS PAnERNS AND WOOD SPECIES 985 4176 or 985 3564 36532 BAILEY RD POMEROY l 25 I mo RADIATOR SERVICE ap 00 e of not 992 2196 Moddloport OhiO 3 Announ ce ments 1 13 tic APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR LONDON POOL MANAGER Send esumes co mplete w1th references before March I to Jan ce Lawson Cle k Vllage of Syra cuse Th rd St Syracue OH 45779 Happy 25th! Dod Mom Brothers and Srster Real Estate General TEAFORDm Real Estate Rea l Estate General LJ.:::! RLILIOR 216 E 2nd St Phone 1 16141 992 3325 608 E Ma n L.l,.:l;j;~.:.,,a POMEROY 0 99 2 2259 PRICE RED UCED - PO MEROY r >ode 2 sto v home eeds on y TLC 0 goa woo lwo k 3 bed oo s I I ba s .nd baseme I mmed ale Posse on $ 6000 00 MNE RSVILLE AREA - 6 oom one on il nee o 3 bed oon s basemen ce woodwo k w h 2 ep aces Ca pe ga d na y olhe ca lu es ASKING$74 ~0 00 SYRACUSE - Nce b ck ranch sly e orne Ha 4 bed oo ns 2 ba hs lam y oom w h WB I ep ac e 2 ca r,a age a d n a y o he n e lea lu es Mus See ASKING $49 900 00 NEW LISTING Amost 2 ace n hecounlyw lh a ce mobe home 2 ohe bud gs Good loca on Owne wAals a sae $1 700000 NEW LISTING - I I e Cou y Ove I a e n ce sp ten t y home w h 3 bed ooms I ba hs wood bu ne good ocal on Cose o own AI n good cond on $44 900 DO Hen y E Cleland Jr 992 6191 Jean T ussell 949 2660 Dolt e Turncr 992 5692 011 ce 992 2259 AW NEW LISTING - 3 BR hone n the co unt y Lead ng Ceek wa e ca pet ng n ce bath 2 po ches v ewol Rt 7 Ask g $23 000 RUTLAND - l ke new 16 y od 3 BR ranch w h g evel ya d e ec BB heal woo:l bu ne 2 ba hs s ove e r gc alo d shwashe ca pet n~ sate lrte d sh and swm pool Only $47 500 POMEROY - Ext a n ce b ck vence wth 39x 5 BR 2 ; baths cen & heal bu gla ala m lam ly m 39x15 range elr gerato d sposa Ia an ~ 2 ca ga age & o vely g lot $1 30 000 NEAR KROGER S - 2 o s v ew ol ve 2 apis 2 BRS each 2 baths gas u nace n ce k chen down wlh wood cab ne s d sposa e ec $36 900 RACINE - lg am y m 40 I ep ace n lam ly m Iv ng abo 24x25 k chen abou l lx22 pat o 8x22 Lg on t and s de po ches new sh ngle oo some nsu a on g I ca ga age & 2 ols to $27 500 12 ACRE - M o l oo 4 ane Rt 33 al Peac h Fo k Hay Ields woods n ne as &smal s ea m Just gh lo he kdd es 0 y $8 500 COUNTRY - 011 New Lma Rd 0 e 7 m home wth na u al gas FA urnace range elr ge a o bath d lied we 2 po ches I 27 acres & sma sl earn lo us $12000 NEW LISTING - V lage 6 m home wth c ty wa er coa u nace bath lull base ment ange el ge a o 2 ca ga age and ce ol fo ust $20 000 NEW LISTING - I 55 ac es n Sa sbu ry 1ust oil Route 7 c ose to Pome oy Want only $4 000 CERTIFIED APPR~ISALS WANT TO SELL1 CALL 992 3325 BRUCE HousiiHJ Hc.Jclqu,ulcrs mp mu Flattened Alum Cans 26' lb Clean Sheet Cast Alum 25 lo 29 lb #1 COPPER ............... #2 COPPER .............•. Irony Alum num S to 18 lb SCIPIO RfCYCLING Loca eel 2 M E ot Pagev e On Townstl p Road lf 142 614 992 34bb l 4 I mo BINGO EAGLE! <LUI-POMEROY OH THUAS 7 PM-11141 REBUILT & REPAIRED 2 27 (3 4 3 6tc 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED TIRES & BATTERIES ACTION TOWING 949-9070 or 949-2045 JO S LITTLE RED BARN St Rt 124 Syra€Use Pottery and Gofts B rd Baths Outs de Yard Dolls Jesus Statues V rg n Mary & Angels for Yards and G aves Come In a•d See Before ~ou 8u1 3 17 I mo KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes ~ 5 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EUGENE LONG VINYL & ALUMINUM Compete Aemode ng Roof ng of a I Types Comple e Gutte r Wo k Wo ked n home a ea 20 yea s Free Est mates CALL COllECT Ph (614) 843 5425 3987 2 mopd ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL 6 17 tfc YOUNG'S I CARPENTER SERVICE J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •lns ulat on •Storm Doors •Sto m W ndows •Replacem e nt W ndows •Naw Roof ng FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992·2772 3 II 87 I mo LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOil FILL DIRT Computenzed Heanng A1d Selectton Cl Sw1m Molds Interpreting SeN1ces z ~ V C YOUNG Ill 1217lme GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. 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ion W 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent Vans 8o 4 W D 73 Merchandise 71 51 Household Goods Has vacancy fot elderly people 24 hou ca 1 20 yean e~tpe­ ence Reasonable ttll Ct I anyl me 814 949 :lOU Jul a 1 ~ tona Ce e Home hu open ng fo elderty patients 24 tlou c•e tam y but neeelince t 9&9 304 n3 5873 AUCT ON 14d0 3 304 675 Mob 11 home 1 979 V ago 2 bedroom c ean 8x8 tto tge b dg Rented ot 8B 000 00 304 676 6986 1971 Buddy 1 2•60 2 bt' 1 bttf11 gas heat & cook t3 600 Ca afte 8 p m 304 675 5684 Homes for Sale 33 Autos lor Sale 983 Pan ac G and P PS a now ea &4 860 00 1981 Cama o Ra y wtl ee s PS PB S295000fm Ph 614 286 6522 2 v o d completely fu n shed Heat pump wash a & drye Ph SWAN & FURN TUAE 62 0 veS Ga po s New&used wood coa stoves 6 pc wood LR su e $399 bunk beds 8199 eel ners n8'N 8r used bed oom su 1es w nge washo s & stloes New v ng oom su es 8 99 8599 amps Co 614 446 3 59 Services 81 Home Improvements 6T4 446 8341 19840odge 0 504•4 20000 ac ue m es $4995 614 742 3 66 3010 John Dee e acto w h J ohn Dee e plows Jotln Dee e bush tlog 84500 Jotln Dee e tl By b nd S 350 Ca 614 286 Farms for Sale 1986 Dodge 4 whoa d e AM FM 4 speed 7 000 n 08 EMce e n cond o $8500 6 4 74 2 2562 6522 Motorcycles 44 86 ac e fs m 281168 double w de 3 bed oom 2 ba hs 2 ponds 2 ba n• lots outbu d ngs 24J.50 mactl na stled new fences Leon a ea 304 458 1812 3 Announcements beg nn ng at 1 00 p m Fattorv Choke 12 guage shotguns MASTERCARD V SA No credn ctleck A so new c ed Cl d No one refused Fo nto ca otundab e} 1 316 733 6062 BKI M673 Va cat on 8 ble School work shop Sat Apr 4 1 00 Po n P easant Youth Cente Camden Ave Sponao ed by W Ia s B be Book S o e 304 675 5833 Cont act Post on Ava l1b a C erk typ ng sk t requ ed knowledge oi off ce p act ces and p ocedu es ab IV to meet ttle pub c compute sk II and wo d p OCBII ng helpfu expe enca p etened App canons w I be aken th ough Wednet d"Y Ap 1 1987 a ttlaGa a County He a ttl Department n ttle Buament of ttle Court house Equa Oppo tun tv Employe 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ld ng lott mob a homes perm tted C yde Bowen livestock Ou oc Boa s B ed us boa s we ested a Tea e on tla ga ned bs po doy Roge Sabna OH 513 584 8221 efter 6 ke he he Oh o ave 2 6 Ben ev 2398 Antiques Ro sewood V c o an sque a g and p ano o sale Ca 614 J 304 676 2331 992 6639 Retirement to cea 11 e of 20 ac et at Tuppers P aln f ont ng At 7 • H ckory lake Road P me fo dave opmenl o tlome 1 te Royalt e1 i om p oduc ng o I gas wtll tnd free ges 304 925 81160 eftt 5 p m Anyt me WHkenda 20eces 1 meoffRt 82 Souttl Amb llS a 6 ac es met dow ba ance wood and 304 G ae ous v ng 1 and 2 bed oom epartments tt V lege Mano and A VI 1 de Ape t men 1 n M dd epo I F om 1215 nc ud 1"1(1 u II tlet Ca 6T4 982 7787 EOH Llrge 2 bed oom epartmenl n M dd eport washe and d ye hookup part a y fu n shed Pay own ut Inn S185 pe mon h C•l 614 992 2381 dav• or 1114 992 2509 even nga 54 Mosc Merchandise 1986 Cama o $8 600 DO 64 AKC Pom e an an pupa 896 3926 58 304 Hay & Gram l8 ge ound ba eso tl ay $10 00 aa h W II de ve Ca 6 4 446 1062af1e Spm Fruot & Vegetables Rr.ntal s 72 Trucks lor Sale 1976 Oata un 620 p ck up In good unn ng co nd ton ta body cond on Ca 814 367 0683 afte 6pm 6077 3 BR n c ty AC t260 pe month O&poa t equ ed Cs I 1114 441 1134 Twot I t 110 Ul8 lo oft ce oo thad o sto age One 1 10•60 otho 1 2x60 Ca 614 992 65 Seed & Fertilizer Mot o eye e Honda 750 fo •• e o 1 ade fo teep 304 6 76 OeKslb &. Kenwontly Seed Co n W L 312 1 fa ft Phone 304 676 1606 atte 7 p m 6909 75 84 Boats and Motors for Sale 1974 fDfd pick up t uclc good cond 8 cyl standi d t 1260 Ca 814 258 1332 7401 1 6 HP Jacobsen lawn t acto 60 nett mow ng deck t3000 Ce 614 446 2088 af1e 4pm M<1 o eye e 1984 Kawatlk KX 60 t650 304 675 , 874 CARTER S PLU MB NG AND HEAl NG Co Fou rttl tmd P nt~ G11 pu 1 0 o Phone 614 446 38 88 n 6 4 446 44 77 Electncal & Rafng eratoon At11 de 1 a o co mm" c a w ny New 1ft vice o L em111 11ec ci11 Es rrllf! ee R d nou E ec eH 67~ 59 For Sale or Trade 3 bel rtnctl Rodney V age t2B6 mo plus depol t Referen en equ lid Cell B ackbu n ,Reelty 614 446 0008 8 onco Edd e Rau11 oeded ow m eage g a ag e k ept EKe con d 812 000 304 676 6479 60 tlo se powe J ohnton boa moo Ca 446 19 0 o a 111 6pm 44ft 61§70 READY Houses for Rent 86 Ed on 1981 Fo d on 1tlort bed V 8 PS 56 000 m til 1 anda d good cond on Ph 614 246 Utt e Baave G oenhoute on S R 325 Sou h Back n bu1 ne.. bedd ng p anti home g own Plum bong 8o Heatmg 82 304 875 56 0 Callahan 1 Used T e Shop Ova 1 OOOt et trel12 13 1416 16166 8m esou At 218 Cal 614 258 6251 e75 6199 aftt 6 00 PM 1786 85 General Hauling 1987 Jeep CommancM 2WO PU Mu.t 11c f ce F ntnc ng Avtllb e o Ouelf ed Buya I Cal 614 U6 9300 ull fo M11 o 6144460682atllio E uberh 1979 Ood9e JA ton 318 co m plete ebu auto t an1m 11 on 1800 ca eu 446 9960 FU™ by Bruce Beattte Hoult on Texas Road 814 448 0756 Ca Room• to ant dty week mon h Gel a Hotel Ca 814 448 9716 Ran ee owaa 1120 mlln h COUNTRY l VING at ts t nest on baaut fu Morgan • Wood IWR f•m Rt 315 P ny W VI Tote y tnovated 3 btd oom home WW c•Pet Qlf'lge fu blttmant d shwasher diepop I'Withlt' dryer tloakup new k t chen f tt water and e ect c 1ecu ty gata •400 00 Call Andy S ger 304 876 1288 A to 9 ttal tlor.. b•n for rent Furn shed oom 1140 Ut es pe d She 1 btth S ng e mt e 919 Second Ga po I Ca 446 4418 aftt 7pm 3 room houst w th beth • 100 rnonttl HUO tpproved on Sl Rt Off ca Space to Rent Exct ent to Atto "IIY' Accounttnt etc Cloll to Court Hou1e Ca W tamtn Ru Estate Agency 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Will do hounkMPint Htvt ref•~ncH AtiiOfttblt ales 55 8u1ld1ng Supplies Now buy ng she co n o ea co n Ca fo a es quo as R ve C v Fa m Supp v 6 4 446 4 ac 11 w th 660 tobacco a ottment Ca 614 837 1081 aha 5pm 87 304 458 I 042 18878anntr12xeo Makttood off ce t or Bundev Schoo tnntJC fo church t45DO Call Wh e 6 hp $4 960 00 MARCH ONLY S des Equ p men Hond a son W Va 304 675 7421 Plenty of off at ee Furmshad Rooms NEW AND USED M08l~ HOMES KESSEl S OUAliTY MOBilE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GAlliPOl S RT 35 PHONE 614 441 7274 Sofas and chars p ced t om $395 o S996 Tables S50 and up lo $126 H de a beds 5390 o S595 Rec ne t S225 to S375 Lamps $28 o 8125 0 nettes S109 and up o $496 Wood eb a w 6 che s S285 o S796 Desk 8100 up to S375 Hutches $400 and up Bunk beds complete w ma t esses 8295 and up o 8395 Baby beds 81 0 & $176 Mat1 esseso box sp ngs lu o tw n $63 m S73 end S83 Queen se s $226 K ng S360 4d awe chest S66 0 8118 I $89 Gun cab ne 1 8 10 12gun Gaso eec c ange $375 Baby matt eSJ&S S35 & S45 Bed f ames 820 $30 & K ng f am e S60 Good sa ec n of bed oom su tes me a ca b ne s tleadboa ds S 30 end up 0 $65 676 6108 ~ Mon 4367 Pomeroy Middleport & VICtnrty Commerc a bu d ngs fo ease Downtown PI P easant S o et oH cu A One Reel Esttt8 Ca o Yeager Broke Ca 304 41 Yard Sale Galltpohs & Vtctntty Busmess Bu1ldmgs 8 oom houee w th b1th 3 ot 4 AVON no aerv ee chlt'ge open te to es phone 304 676 1429 7 34 35 Lots & Acreage New log Home and 7 acr" on MIt H Ad Alcina 3 bat! oom b.. tl basem•t 2•eae fo ced t wood end coli fur na~• 90 ptt'ctnt complete Asking t6D 000 See Yonnlt o J m Pa 1 nger on Milt H II Rd A1cine 0 clll 614-247 4212 5478 304 675 2961 1 Bod oom bas c ent 8176 00 pus a ect c Also r8qu ad a 820000securtvdepos CON TACT Jtckson Estates Dept Ptl 446 3997 Equal Hous ng Opporwn v 806 &87 6000 E>t R 9806 fo back neglected coclcer w h supe d spos t n Cell 614 246 F ee female 6 weelctold k tten1 1 g ey 2 black and 11 ey st ped Apartment for Rent 1812 New 38A houte 1 ~ blth 2 C8f' Go\le nment Joba S 16 040 169 230 v Now f1 ring Ca N cky needs a good home He sa To n ce home rnele Eng 1h Sene 8 d Dog 4 y s o d gentle Cal 614 742 21527 68 V1 ac e fa m 2Bx68 doub e w de 3 bed oom 2 baths '2 ponds 2 ba nl lots ou bu d ngs 24.SO mach ne shed new fences Leon 1 ea 304 458 ga • J&L BLOWN INSULATION CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES 6 4 286 6451 V g n a 1 persontl ctre home Announcemenls BISSELL BUILDERS PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 SONS Jackson Oh o PB 6T4 245 9378 REASONABLE RELIABLE 8 20 86 tfn HOMES & GARAGES U S 35 Was Massey Fe IJU&on New Ho and Bust! Hog Sa et & Se v ce Ova 40 used tc o s to choose t om S. comp e e ne o nuw & used eq u pmen La ges selec on n S E Oh o P eaoont wv 304 67& 4424 What a Ba ga n 2 story tlou111 Remoda td tott y rew~red n au eted b tnd new hot wtte hnte 2 or 3 BR s low heat ng b Is \llry n ce ot gtragew th 2 outbu ldinga Ali to only S20 000 0 beat offer Ph 614 843 5248 CUSTOM BUILT 614 286 6522 CROSS & c. 614 446 2639 EVERY SAT NIGHT 12 Gouge Shotgu01 Only 79 Motors Homes & Campers 2010 John Dee e d ese t ac o J) OWS d IC $3960 New dea Dyn e Bounce mowe $496 Late mode 224T John Dee e ba er $ 295 Hay wagon 8300 Ca Must llf new y remodeled 1 bdr home naa new aw mm ng poo Ga lpo It 818 900 Mutt Stl Bushun Burld1ng 6·30 PM 61 Farm Equipment 1981 Knox 12x60 tote alec *6996 00 2 bed oom I ont k tctlen 1972 v nv 12K70 ota eec 2b frontdnng oom o of qualhy here 86995 1980 Fa rmont 14x80 tola 8 ec c 0 Profesa1onal Serv1ces 976 Mo o Ho o Fo d c::has 00 H 23 304 896 3638 07500 Col 114 379 2227 3 bd 2 baths gas hut cental a1 16r36 ing ound poo excel tnt neighborhood nea Ho zt n c tv achoo s •&1 500 Ca 1 814 448 3981 3 17 1 mo pd John K Benh Owner I Mechonrc 1983 L berty (Mobile Hom~t 12x58 Total electric e~ec cond P veta nvttl gat ng All typ" ot RYtiiSt gal ons Str ct1y conf den a Ca 614 247 3281 31 992 6215 or 992 7314 Pomeroy Ohoo 4 15 86 c 949·3088 Bus 949-2606 Home PH 949-2893 or 949-2756 23 (Free Est mates) 49835 St Rt 124 Ratrne Oh1o 45771 24 HR SERVICE 46690 Real Estale G&M TV REPAIR Ltcensed Chmcal Audtologtst H ONALL PlUMBING & HEATING Tou Gu des Dee tnd Retort Pleasant wo k ng cond 1 on• Many company benet ta Man agement pot tons ava able $300 $450 81 week y Fo IP po ntment ca 614 286 6421 ask for F anlc e 10 8 tfc All Makes & Models V deo Sto 11 fo Sa efo Appro• mate y t26 000 Inc udp over 650 f lms shelve• rtckt coun ter cnh eg ste majo video aupplle e c Could be moved and lit up n new locat on in matter of days If ntt nted w te Top Rate Butiness Servl Cll P 0 Box 141 WIVtrly OH Plumb ng and e act ca work AI Reasonable Pmes - LISA M KOCH a: 11 HHelp Wanted Addont end emode ng Roo ng and gu ut wo k Cone ete wok 992 3410 f 3 1 1 mo No Sunday Calls 3 II tfn Bob Borton Owner Truck auto & heavy equ pm8nt repa rs and weldmg (All makes & models) 992 25211 PH 949·2860 or 949-2801 PH. 992-9949 PARTS and SERVICE RUSS MOORE Free Est mates PH. 992·568.2 or 992-7121 POMEROY OH EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR 11 D m to 7 p m Sunday I pm 7 pm By Chon e o Appn n men New Homes Built Serv1~e> Rae ne Gun Shoo spomm &d by Rae neGun Cub Every Sunday 1124 East Mo n St BISSELL SIDING CO. Empl ovnwnt 8R Ca 6T4 446 8002 1 Ox 52 Oetrone A 1 condton 896 101S2 0 a.. e800pm Alto Trlftlllllulon 190 MULBERRY AVE •Wa she s •D shwashe s •Ranges •Refrge a o s •Dryers •Freeze s Pomeroy HOUR! Tuo Wed AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR SUGAR RUN ASHLAND DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAlli 3166 llc L1vestuck 1973 C11t e 14x70 2 beth 2 992 7020 992 3476 Camp ng Equ pment 78 F<~rm Supplit:~ 54 Mosc Merchandise 12x&O two bedroom a e on about 1 acre 6 m lei f om town country t12000 Ca 614 Buy ng da y go d s Iva coms ingt jewe y tter ng were o d cons age cur ency Top p cee ~d Burkett Ba btf' Shop 2nd Ave M dd eport Oh 814 Wanted o buy 70 ft tlouae tra ler f,.me Ca 614 742 LAFF A·DAY 111rftont tot Ready to move nto w ttl everyth ng you need 614 992 3348 tfte 5pm o anvt me on weekends 8u11ness Opportunity The Daily Sentmei- Page- 9 Pomeroy- Middleport Oh1o «,: BR 1982 Mant on 14x86 2 a ge til tltc Set up on Beaut fu F 1rrarr ~i<il 21 Fnday March 27 1987 32 Mobile Homes for Safe W I do Hbyth'l ng n my home 6 diYI I wttlt b g ytrd off h ghway matlt pro!fided f'HIO neble Mtl referencn IVIIillblt afttf' Ap I 10 Wrht lo Ch ld Ctre P 0 lOll 84 Gtllipot I Fer.,. W Va 25515 2282 Good ate mode used t lege choppe Two ow co n ht1d Also nMd good feed g nder Both mull be n \lery cond 1 on and easonab 1 orice ..-1 Ph 614 493 2401 or t busy 614 493 2696 27 1987 18 Wanted to Do Bu ck Pontl.c 1911 E•stern Ave Gt pollt Ct 614 446- Rt 12 4 Pomeroy Ohoo 25 86 tfn RIVERINE ANTIQUES •VINYL SIDING •AlUMINUM SIDING •&tOWN IN INSULATION Roger Hysell Garage AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSIONS f(UI OUT fOR fUTURE USE I PAT HILL FORD farm Equlp111uf Parts & Serflce I 3 86 tfc REOPENS MARCH 20 CUSTOM ' PLANING 'JOINTING "MOLDING Authorozed John Deere New Holland Bush Hog form Equopmenl Dealer Your Old One Publ c Not1ce 3 4 1 mo We can rep311 and re core radtators and heater cores We can also ac1d b01l and rod out radtators We also repatr Gas Tanks and desc bed as fo ows oge th e We ne f deceased ad d esses unknown and 1 v ng R chard Warne aka R cha d Werne add ess un known A comp 9 n has been f le(t bv W s C Blowe adm n s ato ask ng he co u t to date m ne the perso ns en t tied to the decedent s p opert es by the aws of th e st ate of Oh o A hea ng on the comp a n w I be he don the 8th da y of May 1 987 a t 1 30 P M n he P obate Cou t Pe sons know ng any eason why the comp a nt should not be g ant e d s hould appea and nfo m the cou t at that 1 me The cou t s located at the Me g s County P abate Cou t Cou thouse Pome oy Oh o 45769 Each of you s e qu ed to answe the co m JmMnkChOY Odl nc B Gane Johnson 814 441 3872 TOP CASH I~==:::::::r.======:::;~ · and n.we pold uaedtoca 83 • model Smith Automot1ve Reparr & Servrce TUNE UPS to TRANSMIISSII)N J CALl 992 7403 A~t Sl Rt 33 Pomeroy OH We II Sail You A Used Car or Frx NOT CE OF APPO NTME NT OF F DUC AAY u1ed cars e Public Not ce :..:~:~:~.::~:: ... Business Servl ces Ma~!!h 2 bd e ec ell uti ld11 pt d except fur(\ or unfurn uc ~11p011t requ red Convenient tocittlon CeM 114 .U 8518 or e14 44e 477e Good 90 day g an fad USDA napected qutners and ha VIII 11 26 Cut end w apped Ptl 304 937 2900 76 1978 GMC S • • a ende 15 75 000 m tl 1oppe very nlct oolld 304 en 5829 o 111 393e Ca 614 446 7608 1973 Fo d F 100 long bed cuatom topper black gi)O(I cond two 11 .. anh t1200 46 Space lor Rent 614 445 3644 te VCtl 87 73 A & M Cus om Cour: het 1nd Reuphols 11 v St R 7 C own C tv Oh 614 266 1470 Eve 614 ue 3438 Open da ly 9 10 4 30 s. 9 30 10 1 30 0 d • naw Uptlos e ed Vans&4WD 4•4 •eoo oo 304 en 3237 ohor I 00 PM 7479 1tlffo d F150 V8 4 optlld Space fo tnt Locust Ad Rt 1 4x4 bltck PS PB btdl nlf sta eo tuume loan uc cond It s from my first heist Usid &. fltbu T anem 11 ont All lntemal v ntptc:ltd 6 gut anteed lnslt • MJn and pick up lVI lb e Ph 814 446 0181 1 304 456 1154 Fo Nit o trtde P.lctlup of eque 111lue 19761nltmltklna Scout COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pa lc Route 33 Nof'ttl of Pomlf'oy Rental tra •• Call 814 892 304 &75 1076 Auto Parts 8o Acceasones 94 000 BTU Ke o Sun Heate 175 G een Teppan gas ange 1100 Ant ques Cut s •• d nne be t100 Weth nglon Schoo seats •20 eeeh K tchen cabinet tl50 P anttf'l 5C Pet nut I• I 50 Cend aw ck d still 304 e7& e41 1 Upholstery �.. Page- 10 - The Daily Sentinel . Nutrition program \ I to fl ush fire hydrant .~ F' irr· hydrn nh in the villagp of Syracuse will he fl ushed Monday. Marrh :m. and Tuesday. March ·n. it was annuunrrd today by Boanl of Pub l ic ,\ !fairs Clerk .Ianier Lawson. EMS units respond to 7 calls ,_ Me igs C'ountv· Em<'l'gr•ncy Mrdira l Srrv1ces repor ts seven ra l ls Thur , day: Pomeroy at 2: <O a.m. to West Ma in for .Jud)' McN ichol to Vrtrra ns Memoria l Hospital : Tuppers Plains at 8:24 a rn . 10 Success Road for Add ie Baker to St. .Joseph 's Hospital. PomProy at 8: ~0 a. m. to thr Arbaugh Addition for Mary Murphy to St. .Josep h's Hosp i ta l: Tuppers Pl ams at 10:5.1 a.m. 11 ansporlell F:dward Tann er to Veterans Mem orial Hospiwl : Tuppers Plains a t 12: :J4 p.m . to Srou I Ca mp Road for Li sa Wood to Holzr r Medica l Cr nter: Pomeroy at 12: !\4 p .m . to Craw's Fami ly Rc1 s laurant for VonJ Gi llpnwa iPr !o Vetrra ns M r m or ial Hos pita l; Racine F'i rr Depar tmen t at2: 02 p. m . loa bru sh fire on tilP Char l ie Laswon properly on Ma nuPI Road . Dri rer cit ed in l'illage accident. l.i ghl cJ~mugPs v.rc r c incurrrd to two \'Ch icles and onr dr ivE•r wao citPd as th e r<•s ul t of an aceiden t on Plu m Street in Pomeroy T hursda y. Pomeroy Po lice s;lid a t ruck driven by Ro ber t Lukr, Pomeroy, hacked in to a parked car owned by Geraldine Ha lley, Ches hire•. Luke wa s cit ed for im proper backing, pol ice report. Desi{{n sm,ed state m oney CH IL LI COTH E tU PI 1 - Ohio saved $1:1 m illion in construct io n cos ts th rough the design of the Ross Correctiona l l nst ilu lio n. whie·h wa s to be ded icated tod ay, a r epor t say s. The repor t , prepa rPd fu r the U .S . .Justice Depar tment bv Charles B DeWi tt of the 1\'alionai insl il utrof Justice. aisosav·s the st "I r· is expected to save $100 mill iorl in personnel cos ts over thl' n<'x t yca r s beca use of th e fac i l it.v 's design. Construction of the medium -sec u ri ty pr ison cos t $62 m i lli on. PrPvious designs wo uld have cost $7;, millio n to bui ld, officia ls s; dd . f'r iso nNs a n · to sta rt arnv ing at the faci li ty by Mav I. It has room for I ,OIJO pn so ners. Eastern Local participate in lh<' High Sc hool Chor us-C hoir F es t ivai on Ap r il :!II at l hl' sa me local ion. Onl y costs to the board will IJe for one bus and dr ivr r . Wi t h F:astrrn Suprrin tendPnt Richard Roberts resigning thi s summrr. tlw sc·hool boiJ rd is checking into wu .vs to s ~ 'C' U r£> <I new suprr intl'ndcnt. Cr aig Gif· Jord, rxrculi vr vicr -pr0si den t of 'the Ohio School l1o;~rds .~ ssoc i a · lio n. prese nted ma ter ial on a .superi ni Pndc·nt sri.IJTh progr am , which is i.l s('rv ier prov ided t hrough l h!' staf f' associa tion, as we ll as a large quaniry of other rela ted infurmCJtion and rn at€'riu ls. Th(~ boo.1rd b ronsidrring 'pa r ticipation in lire specia l scurc h program, bu t no dPcisio n pas ber n mad e as yet. A resolu tion was passed stat· ing t hat seniors partic ipating in gradua t ion rf'rrmonics mu sl ha v(' at talnrd a lf'VC'l of min imum cduC'aliona l rcquirrmPnls or bf' ab lt' to attain sur h req uirr· ment s b)· the rnd of the summer fo llowing graduation. I f a student falls sf'vrrcly be low m inimum l·rq uiremr·nt s. t he student wil l be pro hi bi lrd fr om p<ll'licipaling in ~nldu.rl ti o n exe rcisrs. • Ano1hrr l'esol ut ion was pa ssed slating tha t senior s only who do not need a pass in g gra de i n a su bject will IJe cx<•mplrd from fina l exam inations. · Upon reco m mcnda l ion from Dan /\ pi ing. hi gh sc hool pr lnrl · pal. " " class dues, fines and lab !PC'S mu st bP paid by gra duat ion. rxc~ pl i n a situatio n wher e a har dship rna .\ ' preve nt payment. 1\ iPitcr will be sent to pa rents ppprising th~m of fer paymen ts. Emploved as s u bs t llu t ~s in the ;cont inu ed from Page 11 di str ict were Susan Ka r r. as serrr t ar.v· and ki ndNgarlm aldP: Way ne RPnnPII , on a probationary co ntract as a suh· slitute bu s dr iver: and Ka usar Alma d, Kim ber ly Ba tey and Angela Baker ·as su tistitu iP t e-ac h er~. T h(' board approved the :p;, ca l ami ty days used t his winte r in I he d is lr icl. and will now fo r ward the Information to the sta te superi nten dent's office. T he board also approved ap· pr opria tion modifi<·atio ns in a number of areas. and bud get revision for Ja m es Hoff. librarian. Huff's rflvision was a rarryovPr of 1986 monirs amoun ti ng to $.174.16, whic h wi ll bP adde d to his 1987 budget for library serviC's. Am oun ts a nd ra1es as sr i b\' the coun ty budget com m iss ion were accepted by the board. T he board then went into cxccutivP sess ion for a parm i hr·arl ng and discussion of budget and pt'rsonnrl m allrr s. A spec ial m eeting of t he board for a parent hearing, and discussion of budget and personnel. wa s set for 7: :JO p.m. Apr il 1!i. The next regular m eet ing w ill be held 7 p.m . Apr il 21. Present for last night' s meet · lng wer e boa rd mem bers Roger Gaul. .lam es Sm ith. Kat hy Ma nic kc, Susie Hcinrs and .Jim Ca l dwell: E loise Bos ton, cle r k· treas urer: Da n Aplin g, high school pr incipa l, K<i thy .Johnson. Donal d Shu e, ChPster and Tuppers Plain s pr in cipa ls respective ly, and Grace Weber. hea d t eac her al Riverv iew. Su· per in lend<' nl Robert s was absent duP to illn es.. ()hio, area weather scene S<ruth Ce ntra l Ohio , Mostly cloudy tonight, wllh a cha nce of ra in and a low In I he mid 40s. Mostly cloudy Sa turday. wi th highs nem· 61l. 1 T he probabilit y or prcci pila · lion is 411 percent tonight and 20 percent Sa tu r day . Winds will be from the eas t at five to 10 mph tonight. Sunday through Tuesday Pa i r through the per iod, with highs ranging from t he m iddle to upper 40s Sund ay . Friday, March 27, 1987 t'"--- Local Briefs:-Syracu.~e ' Hiram D. Nt>as.Hi ra m Dwight Nease, 8o, Par· krrsburg, W.\ 'a., formerly of Meigs Cou n t .~· . di<'d Wednesda.l' following a lcng t hy ill nt'ss . Mr. NeaSl' wa s a son ol l hr late w.r.. and Cora Holter Nease ol !Xcasc Settlemen t. He was a 1917 gr adua l <' of Pom eroy High School. il<'si drs his parent s, he was preceded in dea th by his wi fe, Cr essa , in M ay 1986. Survivi ng are a son, Herber t of New York: a daught er and son-in -law, Dorothy and Stephen Geyer of Clem B ur ni e, Md ., and a brother , Vernon Nease of Nease Sell IemenI. Services will be held at 11 a.m . Saturday al the Vaughan F un· eral Hom e in Pa r ker sburg and burial will be in I he Odd F'ellows Cemetery, also In Parkersburg. Ky. woman, daughter win Super Lotto prize CL EVELAND I UP I I - Ohio lo ttPr.v officia ls say a Ken tucky woman and h~r daughter were the winnrrs of W<'dnesday's $10 m 1llion Superl.oll o j ackpot. Off1c ials said T hursday Mary Sex ton and her daughter Shir ley Sex ton fr om . Erla ng-er . Ky .. jointil pu rc hased th e game's Venue change sought by feds CINC I NNATI tUP I I - red· cr al prosecut ors wa nllhe tria l of Home State Sa v in g-s Ban k execu· tivfls Marvin Wa r hc•r and Burton Bongar d moved from Ci ncinn ati to Ken tucky, ra t her than to Detroi t. In a brief filpd T hursday, l hc U.S. Al torne)•'s office said the pi'Osec u 1ion has no object ion to mov in g the I r ia l , but argued that Louisvi lle or Lexi ngton would be onl y winning llcket al a ca r ryoul bever age stor e In Cin cinn at i called Meier 's Pony Keg. • John M eier sa id his store has sold five six-of-six winning lot · tery tickets in the las t 21<, yea r s. l ea di ng the stale. The Sextons. wh ose ages or occ'upallons· we re not released. w ill rece ive $:,00,000, before t axes eac h year for th r next 20 years . I n addition to the jackpot winner, 280 P.iayers picked five or the numbers to win $:190 each. Also, 12, 287 player s selected four of the numbPrs to w in $.14 apiec<'. Ther e were 184,562 tickets sold that listed three of the numbers. T hose ticket s ar e wor th $.1 eac h. Ticket sales for lh f' w<•rk ly draw ing totaled $6.722,9\11 , wit h a total pr ize payout of $ll ,080.644 . T he jackpot for nex t week's dra win g will be least $5 m illion. W e dn es d ay's w i n n i n g number s we r e 1, 7, 10, 11, 23 and :J.l mo re co nvC'n icn t. "Ready access I I o docu· menl si. im possible fr om Detroit. is feasible from Lex in gton or Louisvi ll e," U.S. Att orn ey D. Michae-l Cr ites wrote in hi s memo. S••nior U.S. Distr ict .Judge Char les .Joiner granted War ner's and Bonga rd's req uest for the r hangp of venue Wed nesday becau sf of ma ss ive pu bl ici ty in C'incinnat i, whC' rC' lhC' two wrn' ronvi cl cd of sl a 1e char ges March 2. W;~ r nPI ' and Bongard face fedCI'a l charg!'s of cons piracy <.~nd wi rf' fraud. Meanwhil e. Bongard rP turned to jail T hursday and also l ea rned he may be· ordP r ed l o pa y up to $11 4 m illion rrsl ilulion for hi s involv0mr nt in Homr Statr's ro l1 :1ps0 two ~' C'ars a go. Sprrial st;Jtf' P r osf'cu tor l.uw I'(I OC'f' Kane- filrd a mC'moran durn ;~ s ki ng for that amoun t !rom Bongard. plus an add i tional $2:l milli on from former ownN Wa rner and $:10,000 from former bank president David Schei bel. Public Notice GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. Phone 992-2975 SPRING I. SUMMER HOURS MON.-WED. & THURS. 9·5 TUES. & FRI. 9-8 SATURDAY 9·1 Thursday Admissions - A rthur Ba r r, Middleport. Thu rsday Discharges - Ph il· lip Donova n. F'loyd Cumm ins. Gl adys Reeves. Dar lene Hick s. Virgin ia Pul lin s. THE GRAVELY SYS EM END OF THE MONTH SPECIALS 4 Dr., 4 sp ., air. f>s. PB. 1981 Ford Escort ..••.•............. S895 Auto .. 2 dr .. looks good. runs rough . l ~r~!ag~~ut~~~e. ~~~r~~~~~;~··· $89 5 sure r whose address is Sbtth Street North of American l egion Building in Racine, Ohio 45771 , to upgrade th e 1979 electrical svstem(s) in the Aerator Building and Pump House(sl f_acilities in the Vil lage of R'acine. Ohio, with Merc~ry XR~ 7 .....•......•.. S895 .Auto .. PB, PS. atr. 1978 Chevy C-10 Pickup .... S169S bas ic operating configura tion to be maintained. The bids will be opened Auto., PS. PB . and read at 7:00 P.M . on said April 27, 1987 at tho villa ge building located on th e corner of Vine and Third 1978 Ford F-1 00 Pickup .......$895 • The Board of Tru stees of Public Affairs reserves the right to reject anv and all bids and to accept the towest and best bid . . Copies of specifications may be obtained at the Clerk -Treasurer's offic e as buses, reside at the The Maples adjacent to the Center, or come i n· on their own. T he congrfgate serving provides not only nutri· lionally meals but socializa t ion l or senior citizens, Mrs. Wa m sley point ed out. Menu s are pr epared and forwarded from . t he B uckeye H il ls Regional Offi ce. The Nutriti on Site Cou ncil m em bers are Ci ndy Oliver i, M ei gs Count y Ex tension Office; Alice Wolfe, retired se nior vo lun· leer coord inator: Ev elyn Cl ark, manager of The Ma pl es: C.E. Bl ak eslee, Meigs County Counci l ori Aging, Ly nne Sawyer, nulrl· tion coord inator for the A rea Agency on Aging, and Son ia Parsons , Kermil M cE lroy , Eva Dessauer , Helen F' is her, L ola Ha m pton, Manley Chr isty, Ma- • linda Chr isty, Rober t B ush, Jose· phine Sm ith , Cl ar ence Story, Eva Robson. 1981 Chevv Citation ..........• S1 59 5 NOTICE TO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received until 6:00 P.M. on April 27. 1987 by tho Board of Trustees of Public Affairs, Village of Racine, Ohio, at tfle office of the Clerk-Trea- Streets . meals. Last year donations for meals covered approxl mal ely one four th of the east of the program . Surplu s food from the govern· m enl and staples from the Southeastern Ohio Foodbank at Nelsonville are used regularly. Volun teers are an essential el ement of th e nu tri tion pr o· gram, and severa l have been vo lu n t eer i n ~ ever y since lh(' program started in 1975. Volu nteers who serve af the cen ter helping pack the hom e-delivered mea ls, and prepar e ta bles and serve t hose who rom e I a the center to ea t incl ude Reva Beach, Loretta Beegle, Teresa Byer, Edna Ca r ma n, Lucille Cl ay, M ari e Chapman , Na ncy Chapma n. Mae Crouser . Eva Dessauer, Helen Fi sher , Go ld ie Gra ham . Lu la Hampton, Nellie Hat fi eld, Mar y Loudn er, Lillie Randolph, Fra nces Roush, Bonnie Conde, Betty Denny, and Jessie M artin . In 1986. a total of 16,o00 mea ls wer e ser ved i n the Center din ing room to those who co m e in on I he 6 cyl.. stand . Sunday tConr inue<l rr am Pa11e 1r _ 1974 Ford ............................. $595 Auto., PS, runs good, flat bed . stated . Board of Trustees Of Publi c Affairs Jane G. Beegle P 0 Box 376 Racin e, Ohio 45771 t3) 27; (4) 3, 10, 17 4tc Bongard r ei urnrd to j<l il Thurs · day after wi thdrawi ng a cl<~im thai his $1.!i mill ion bond was unj ust. Bongard 's wi fe. Debr a. sa i d the dC'ci s io n was rco nomical. " II wa s l hP on ly p ractical derision we could make so we cou lcl save sam(• lega l and accou nllng frrs." she tol d The Cincinnat i Pos t fr om hPr New York City law office. Sht• said they had to "preserve our resou rces" for Bongar d's upcoming federal trial and a'ppeals of his Sl<l te convict ions. 50 cents • Artists Series perforntances announced - B-1 *Personalized Checks *Universal "'oneycard *Visa • MasterCard *Emergency Cash Advance *Credit Card Protection *Travelers Checks, Cashiers Checks, And Money Orders Without Issue Charge WHEN YOU ARE 55 YOU DESERVE MORE••• OPEN YOURS TODAY! *If you ' re 55 years of age or older you qualify. *$100 Minimum Balance Required Peoples Bank "THE BETTER BANK" MEMBER F.D.I.C. lith Street New Raven, W.Va. 2212Jaclalon AveiD! Point W.Va. Second Street Mason, W.Va. Churk S tont~ urgt>s enforremenl of tlw 'Baby M' ronlrarl hy the parties involved - A-2 lntt•rt>sl in a n•uilion of the East.-m High !'lass of '77 is noted hy Doh Hoeflich - B-2 Inside i\long lh<• Uiv.•r ....... 11-1- 12 llu., lncss ........... .. .... , .... D-1 Com lt·s .... ........... ... .. Insert Class il it•ds ........ ., .. .., D-1 · 1t Deaths .................. ... .. . A·4 Editorial ............ ......... A-2 Spurts ...................... f -1-K Cloud y today with a chance of showt~rs iLnd thunderstormK and hi ghs hetw een 65 and 70. • tmts· Vol. 22 No. 8 Copyrighted 1987 1 3 Sectio ns. BB P1gea .. A Mullim11di11 In c. Newspaper • Middleport- Pomeroy- Gallipolis- Point Pleasant, March 29, 1987 Meigs prepares crackdown on unpaid taxes lly NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Stall POM EROY - Some of I he $488,!\85.tll now du e Meigs Coun ty in delinquent proper ly !axes w ill be collected In the near fu ture. Prepara tions are being m ade l o forecl ose and se ll at least 20 parce ls of pro perties, wllh additional for ec los ures to follow soo n after . Properl y taxes are coll ect ed a year behi nd. AI the beginning of 1986, $667,001.29 in delinquent taxes was due Meigs Count y from pr ior yea r s. The off ice of Meigs County Treasurer George Collins collec ted $178,416.21 of that am ou nt du r ing th e firs t-half of lhe 1986 ro ll ec· lions. leav ing the $488,000 bal ance. · Th is $488,000 figure does nol include $197,704.10 ih proper ly taxes which are du e from the fir st half of 1986. T hese taxes ar e not eonstderl'd delinquent unt il aft er June. w hen 1he second hall year's taxes ar e collected, expla i ns Coll ins. And as ol Aug. 1. :1 per cent interest will be added to the delinquent taxes, wilh anot her 3 per renl to be added as of Dec. J. lnl erest rates arc deter mined by the Stal e Department of Taxa I ion. · Total properly taxes whi ch should be collected in Meigs Coun ty for 1986 is $7, 11 4,049.8:1. F'i rs t·half collections for 1986 amount ed to $3,:l65,065.21. Coll ins says collection of 92 percen t of curre nt hal f taxes " Is abo ut average." AI pres(•nt , Meigs Count y Prosecuting Att orney F red Crow Ill has lists from 1984 and 1985 of properti es whi ch are eligibl e fo r foreclosure for non-paym ent of property taxes. Coll ins says he has ver ifi ed Ia I he prosecut or 20 parcels fro m the 19841isl which are still delinquent , and th e cu rrenl Bridge closing is on for Monday POM EROY - If you have to cr oss the Pom eroy -M aso n Bridge to gel to work M onday m orning. you'd belter do it befor e 9: 30a .m. Thai' s the offici al closing lime for the br idge, according to Jay M aiden of M aldenJenkins Consl rucllon C9 .• Nelso nv ille, the cont ract or repair ing the 60-yea r -old bridge for the Ohi o Departm ent of Transportat ion. M aiden. superint end ent on the job, reported Frida y alter noon that rem oval of lhr firsI 60- foot approach span on the Ohi o side will commence as . • soon as 1he br ldge Is closed · • and barricaded to vehicle and pedestrian traffic. As yet, steel for the repair project has not been deli· vered . However. according to Maiden, the steel won' t be needed for two weeks and he does a nt icipa t e delivery wll hln th ai lime, m ost likely · the week of April 6. Th e $1.39 million co ntract lly I R i\ R . ALLEN WASHINGTON I UP II -P res· idrnt Reaga n took dead aim al what he ca lled a bar rel full of pork. shot · dow n a highway spendi ng bil l and now lnu sl pers uade Republica ns to aban· don thei r polillcal ln sll ncts and vo te to sustai n his veto. Reaga n's veto F' rid ay of the $87.5 billion highway and tra nsit bill - t hai Incl udes a prov isio n allowi ng states to raise the speed limll to 65 m ph on r ural Int er· stat es - will com e up In the House on Tuesday and I he Senate Wed nesday. Leaders of both parllcs say they ca nnot tell If th('re arc two-thirds In each cham ber willing to over r ide the president. The president sent a strippeddown ver sion of the bill to Congress Friday, removing 152 " demonstra tion prol ects"- pet road and mass t ransll prol ecl s tor indiv idual eongres~lonal distr icts - thai he said demonstrate only "t he abil ity of congress men fo br in g home the ham hocks." T he new bill would allocate highway and transit money on the basis of tra dllional formulas th at sprea d the fund s to all the slates Instea d oi concentrating on urban projects -a move thai could help sustain I he veto In the ., amount due on each one. Pro perlles ar e delinquent after taxes have• not been paid for one full year. T he cou nt y trra.s u rPr cer t ifi es the delinquencies to the county audi tor. who lists them and publ is hes them in t hr loca l newspaper . The auditor th en cer ti f ies th e list to the count y prosecut or who must hold the list lo r one-year fro m the date of publica tion IJ('('orr sta rting foreclosure proceedings. Meigs Count y As sistant Prosecu t ing ,\ttorrll')' Carson Crow spo k<' to the M eigs Coun ty Commissi on ers Wednesday co ncrrn ing thr hir in g of a temporary cler ica l worker to a.s>is t wi th t11r l arge vo lume of pa perwork and tit le opi nion s invol ved in prope rt y foreclosures . The co m m is· sinners are co nsideri ng fronting the money forlhr temporary posit ion since they wou ld IJ<' rei m · bu r s<•d fro m l ees whic h '" '<' i nelll<h·d In IIH' salps of thr properties. No date has bee n sci fo r a d<'i inqur nt tax sa l <', ami thr· assista nt pro.S< •t· utor exp lain s th at m any, foreclosures do not n •ach fi na l salr beca use propc'r !y ow ner s pay I he d{'linq uPnt t a ~. C's bf>fore proceedings go th at far. In any c;uH'. whr th Pr thf' pro pC'I'Iy owner pays I h<' taxes , or whPI hrr t hP proprr t.v is sold ;t l publ ic sa iP for the delinq uen t taxes and an)• fees whi ch must be Incl uded in thr sal<'. lhP money Is di.,bu r scd I o t he va r ious e• ntlllrs wIIIli n I he co u nly by the<IU dlt or. accordin g to lh t•spc<"ifi c l ax rates, in !h(' ~amC' way rc~ ular tax eolh 'l'lions a re d i ~ bu rsrd . Abo ut o!i perc<·n l of Meigs Cou nty's property taxes goes to I he• schoo ls. Legislator says highway veto will delay important projects FERRY SERVICE READY - A ferry owned and operated by Darrell Rodger , Clinton, Iowa, will become the alternate mean s of trav eling betw een Pom eroy and Mason, W.Va., when the Pomeroy·Mason bridge closes Monday at 9: !10 a. m . for r epairs. st i p ul at es a lo ur -mo nth · closure and Ma lden believes " th e m ajori ty" of repair s wil l be completed wilhln the four months and th e bridge reo· Reagan • reJects spending measure *Unlimited Checking *Accidental Death Insurance *Money-Saving Discounts *Interest Paid On Your Balance *Free Bank By Mail C-1 State tournament action pened to tra ffic. Unti l such time that th e bridge is reopened, a ferry will be i n operallon between Pomeroy and Mason. lly KEVIN KELLY Tlm es·Sentin el St aff GA LLJPOLJS President Reaga n's veto of the feder al highway bill w ill Impede pro· gress on any highway projects in Ohio. Stal e Sen. Ja n M ichael Long be lieves. Long, spea k i ng ai the 21st annu al dlnnN m eeting of Ga lll a· M eigs Commmunll y Ac tion Agency, said t he bill Inclu ded funds for proposed slate jobs and will aflecl two Impor ta nt area projects, the U.S. :l5 fou r-lane i hrough Ga ll la Co un ty and the U.S. 33 connector r out e between Pomeroy a nd Ravenswood. W.Va. A member of th e Senate's Highway , T ranspor l alion and Loca l Governm ent Comm itt ee. L ong sa id the ve la Is the " bi g problem" at lhf s moment. " Our abillly to Improve our highway sys tem Is condllloned upon m oney, a nd w llh the presi · dent vetoing the bi ll, l can' t te ll you how much of a blow I hal is to star ling projects." he sai d. " I t will se t llmet abl es back two or three yea r s." Th e Circlev ille Dem ocrat noted that Gov. Ri chard Celes te is "very aware" of the l mpor· l ance of the two projects to the region. and he r epea ted hi s pledge from his successful cam · palgn las t fall fo r the Senate that he wo uld commll him self to Stat e Sen..Jan Michael Long di.•cusst•d 11 variety uf local and stall• topi cs al tluo 21st annu al m eetin g of Galll a· Mei gs Co mmunity Ac tion A!;f!D('Y· sflring I hasP pmjrcts starH' d. Lon g tou ched upon nume•·ou s topics at thP CAA di nner held F'rida y at the Holiday Inn and reviewed som1• of the progrPss m ade in t he flrs t thn'e month s of hi s term . He praised the effol' l to ge•l a Jerry srrv ln · in place for Pome· 'roy and Mason whPn the br idge spa nning I he two com rn unlli es Is l'iost•d n< •x t week for repairs . fl<• noted that his office• and lh al oJ Sl ate H<•p . .Jolynn BosiPr, D· Ga llipolis. stepped In to hel p obtain stat<' Jundln g, bu t he left t he cr edll for r' tabllshlng the srrvie<' to th e com m unity leaders who rulsrd fun d ~ wit hin a m aliN of days to hr lp make the frrry a I'C'a Ill y. " I was amawd . " Lo ng sai d. " Her r wa s a splril untap ped In Meigs County and so utheas ter n Ohio, and Isn' t r·ecognlwd when you go north to Col umbu s." Long also rceountcd his efforts to stem the proposed clos ings of Ohio B urra u of E mploy m ent Services offices In hi s district. Inclu ding u·a wll ng to Was hin gton to mre t wit h the Ohio congressiona l delegatio n and get funding to keep th e olfiC'es opr n. The Pomeroy OBES offi ce Is In th e th i rd phase or cl osi ngs planned by OBES . Long said he's " still opli m lstic we ca n accomplish somet hing," and Is hopeful l hal funds can. ei ther bf' obt ained or I he federa l gover nme nt can be co nvlnc<'d to forg ive Ohio's drill for jobl ess be ncfils. The M<'lgs County nat ive Is also a membl•r or the sel ec~ C'Om m llleP l aking les l lmony OR >he tort and rl vllllab llll y rl'form hill now before the Lcgls lal ure. I Continu ed on A -:l t Appalachian Ohio unit part of revised budget GALLIPOLIS - State Rep . Jolynn Boster announced toda y thai her effor ts to secure adc· quate fundi ng for the Governor's Office of Appal ac hian Ohio have been successful In the r ece ntly rey lsed stal e bienni al budget bill. T he revised legislatio n, Sub. H.B . 171. now appropria tes $135,000 per year of the biennium for a Governor 's Office of Appal· achl an Ohi o. The office was crea ted by Bos ter 's legis lation. House Bill 891, durin g the last sessio n of the Gener al Asse mbly. Accord i ng to Bosl er, D · Ga llipolis, the office w ill be used for planning and liaison purpos('s for the 2M·county a rc·a deslg na t<'d as Appa l achian Ohio. Th e fund · l ng, Boster exp lai ned. n•prescnl s a tr ue ce1 mm ltment from l hr lea dership of the !-l ouse l o followi ng up on th•• lnt rnt of House Bill 891. "As I he• budget bill progresses th rough th e lrgl slallve process. I wi ll do everything in my power to ensure t h£• preservation of this funding, " Boster sa id . "I am, Indeed , e nco urag ed by this iat<•st deve lopment to adequa tely fu nd the offlc<' as I t ruly br>llevr our tCo ntl nur d on A -:l1 state Rt·p . .fnly nn Bnsl< •r Ohio State joins "clean coal' project: WASHINGT ON (UP I I - The selection of Ohio Sl ate Un lv~rs ll y and six companies to t ake parlin a $3 million program for the "deep cleaning" of coal was announced Friday by !he Energy Department. T he program, the department said, seeks to deve lop ways Ia IT'S NO GO - Pres ident Reagan displayed a phonehook-slzed clean coa l be fo re II Is burned to copy of the $87.5 billion highway hill during an unusual Whlle , r educe polluta nt s thai m ay cau_se Hou£1e ceremony F riday In which he vetoed the blll. Behind the " acid r ain" and foul power pl ant pret!ldent arc Tran• portalion Secretary Elizabeth Dole and her bo ilers . husband, Senate Republican leader Robert Dole. (UPI ) Six project s wer e selec ted from among 33 proposa ls, the Senate, which mor e closely r<"the speed·llmll Increase, "But department sa id. presenls sta l e needs th an the I'm not goi ng to sacrlllce this II sa id contrac t negotiations Hou se. coun lry's econom ic well being. have begun and federal fun ds The Senate rejected 49·45 Fri"This bill Is a tex tbook exa m · may be awarded within a few day a nonbinding reso lution to pie of specia l l ntcresl , pork · weeks. req uire action on I he new admln· barrel polilics at work , and I Ohio State University was ls Jration bill in seven days . have no choice bult o veto It," he selected to explore a technique Reagan has said he suppor ts. ;Continu ed on A-3) ustng carbon dioxid e l o extract org anic sulfur. F'lrms chose n to pm·ttclpalr In the coa l clea ning program arc At lantic Research Corp., Alexan · drla. Va .: Unlled oa l Co., Bristol, Va .; Coa Liqu ld Inc., Louisvill e, Ky.; Arth ur D. Li t tle Inc.. Ca m bridge, Mas.<.: Opli· Chern Technologies Inc., Ra· lrlgh, N .C., and P<'f fect View l nc., also of Raleig h. Allanllc Resea rch wil l pre· treat coa l by using ca talys t,, In r el ative ly low · le m pera t ure chem ica l reacl lons to remove sulfur from coal. United Coa l w ill remove sulfur by trea lln g raw coa l wilh chlori ne or fl uorine gas In a two-step process ca lling for first m il dly heali ng t he trea ted coal and th en heating it agai n at a much higher temperature. " ) i CoaLiquld l nr·., wi ll usc hiRh·, fr equency so und wa ves ln tend!'d · to make the was hing of coa t In water more rfflclent lhrouAh: " fro th fl otu l lon " - the formation· of air bu bblrs I hal c ll n~ Ia finely: ground coal particles and ca r ry : them to t he surfocr w hile l eavln~· lmpu r lli es b<: hlnd . : Arth ur D . !..Itt lr 1nc., will study: ways to lmprovr the clea n in~ or. coo l , wil hou t water or ot-her: liq uids by using frlcllon 10" ge nerate pos itive c leclrir: char ges on roal and nega llve: charges on minera l mail er In' order to separa te them. ; A join tOptiChem ·Per!ect View; pro ject will seek to reduce lhe; auracllon between min er a l and; orga nic mallcr In llnely ground' coa l to make• t hem easler toi se para te. • 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/. 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