https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/53a0e2a7f210ba5b678f24f9fd23b137.pdf 6dfe04972bbf01793bd96acec7322c64 PDF Text Text • •• I Page-, 14-The Daily Sentinel Thii'Sday, April 30, 1981. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1~!~~.,.c~~mtlity ha.ef.!E.i£!s.~J Community calendar/area happenings EAGLE RIDGE - The Meigs. Sunday. and Will and Mrs. Wilber Parker County Fox Chasers Association a\tended the birthday dinner for will meet at 7 p.m . Friday at Ihe Softball Mrs . Parker's nieces, Lenora clubhouse at Eagle Ridge. RACINE- Tl!e Southern High Leifheit and Louise Michael: at ·school Athletic Department Is thehomeofMr. and Mrs. Samuel LONG BOTIOM - Square sponsoring an Independent soft · POMEROY- Willing Wot;J<crs ··Michael, Portland, on Aprtl 12. Class of E nt erprise United Meth· dance Friday at the Long Bottom ball tournament May 15·16. En· Community Building starting at try fee is $65 and two softballs or Others present were Gary, Mat· od\s t Chu rch will meet 7 p.m. 8 p.m. · $75 and no softballs. S~;~o n sor · thew., Kim and Todd Michael; Thursday at the chu rch. trophies will be awarded for the · Roger, Dorothy, and Michael ' fir st three finishers, as well as Leifheit; Nancy Farley and Jake ALBI\NY Word of Life FHIDAV Church members will stage a individual trophies for first and . R\J TLA ND - Then• will be a dance at Rutland Civic Center, yard sale Friday a nd Sat urday at second place. Proceeds will go Menu s for next week at the the .Ja nice Davis home, State St., toward the building of an outside Friday. ftom 8 lo ll p.m .. with ·schools in the Eastern .Local mu sic• by Music Express. j\dmis· Albany, with proceeds togo to the basketball court to be used by the School ' District · have been an· community. Anyone .Interested slon $2 s ingle and s:t couple. ch urch building fund. nounced by Grace Stout. in the tourney should contact Everyone welcome . en Monday, ham6urger:. po· SATUUDAV Howle Caldwell a t Southern High tato rounds. peaches and milk ALBANY -A bake sale will be School, 949·2611, or evenings at RACINE - E:dilh Helser will will beserveil; onTueday,pizza, be at the Racine Department held at the Super· X, Athens Mall, ·home, 949·2954. corn, fruit and milk; on Wednes· Store ~" rida y, JO a. m. to 2 p .m .. to Saturday by the Ladles Auxiliary day, sloppy Joe. green beans,. of the Word of Life Ch urc h. Softball sign Go ld en Buckeye Card pears, cookie and milk; Thurs. POMEROY Wednesday is apjJ ii cal ions . TUPPERS PLAINS - Free the last day to reg.lster for the day . chicken, bread and butter POMEROY - A rummage car wash, sponsored by the men's A.S.A. Cla ss C&D softball mashed potatoes and wavy: sale Is bring held Friday and Meigs Count y Better Beef Clu b, tou r nament, sponsored by B•ad· fruited Jeilo and · milk , and Fri<lay, the rook's choice. Sa turd ay. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., a t Saturday, 9 too; at Cole's Sohlo bury PTO, which will be held Sta tion In Tuppers Plains . May 2·3 In Middleport. Entry fee Grace F. pisropa l Churc h parish Is $65 and two softballs. First, hous<' In Pomeroy . ' RACINE: - A hymn sing second and third place troph ies PORTLAND - Ha zel Com· featuri ng Ru ssell Spencer's Vic· will be awarded. If Interested, munlty Chun·h is having a yard tory Quartet will be held Satur· ca ll 992·6890 or 992·267:!. Pro· sa le Friday a nd Sa turday. From day, 7 p.m ., at the Fellowship reeds wii l be used to buy a SYRACUSE 992·5776 score bOard for the school. Souther n High School In Racine. Churl'h in Racine. Now Open for Spring SltaSGn follow the sig ns along Oh io 124 . MIDDLEPORT-- Tag day by Cub scout Bridge Closing Special ROCK SPRINGS- Meeting to the Middleport Youth League VEGETABLE PLANTS HOCK SPR INGS - Meigs will be helq Saturday, 9 a .m to 1 reo rga]Jdze Cub Scout Pack 246 at Cou nty Pomona Grange will p.m. 11.11 players are to repor t to Salisbury will be held Thursda y $ PU DDZIII PACK meet F riday at the RoC'k Sp rings vi llage hall. · at the Rock Springs Grange hall. $7SO PH FUT Grange Ha ll. Potluck ~ upprr a1 Boys and the ir parents lpterested 6: :w. Mee ting at 7: :m. Ath~ns FLOWERING PLANTS in helping get th e pack s tarted SUNDAY Gra nge will be g u est~ . BURLINGHAM - A family are asked to attend. $ Pll SQ. PI, aff~ir· party , hosted by the Junior $7SO PD FUT ROCK SPRINGS - ll.thens Woodmen Club. will h~ held Faith Trio Pomona Grange mrmbers will Su nday, 1:.10 p.m., at Woodmen Shrubbery or Fruit Trees, GALLIPOLIS - Dan Hayman be guests and will pr~sent tlw Hall In Burlingham. and The Faith Trio will si ng at many warietin; program when the Mt>lgs Cou nt y revival services at the Prospect Geraniums, Violets & Pomona Grange mee ts at 6: :Ill Baptist Church on the 0. J . White RACINE - Racine Chapter Hanging Baskets. p.m. Friday for a potluck s upper 134, Order or Eastern Star, will Road , out of Gallipolis, a t 7 p.m . Open 9-S Daily, Sunday 1-5 all he Rock Springs Grange Hall. hold 2 m . Sunday evening. TIIURSDAY RUTLAND - T·bilil practice at the Rutland field will be held from 5 to 6 thi s eveni ng. E"aStern menu Set Mr. and Mrs. Bill . Robinson, Tamml Davis, Athens, a~ Mr. and Mrs . Jim Watson and . Mildred Brooks, Tuppers Plain~ Chance· attended t~e wedding wer:e Easter guests of Mr. a~ anniversary of Helen and Harold Mrs. Lloyd Brooks and family ;,. Wmson , Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Fetty all!t .Easter dinner guests of Mr. Karen, FairbOrn, were guests :Qt and Mrs. Wilbur Robinson were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Poole and Wl!t Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ritchie and April 18. ': Larry; Mr. and Mrs. Randy Easter guests of Mr. and Mcy. Koehler, Randy Jr. and Leah, Lester Keaton were Mr. and M~ Tuppers Plains. Bob Keaton, Bobby, Matthew; · Mr. and Mrs. ' Richard Yost. and Kevin, Oak Hill. Bobb1' Aaron and Sarah , spent Easter · stayed overnight with his grani\i weekend with Mr. and Mrs. parents on Frldy and Sunday' Delbert Yost. Lancaster Rt. nights . · ·. :,1 Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. Follrod Garland Caldwell Is ma klng)f entertained at an Easter dinner . satisfactory recovery fro~ Guests were Clara Follrod , Nina perlormt'd at HolzR'• Robinson, Mr . and Mrs . Dave · He returned hO~ ~~a~l~l~~~.:_-.!!~~~-------­ HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE 1 1 INGELS FURNITURE AND Announcing the Reopening JUDY'S ·COUNTRY CURL· STYUNG SALON . We Use Nexxus a11d Paul Mitchell Products FEATURE PIVOT POINT RAZOR CUniNG OPEN 9·5 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT JUDY WELL-OWNER PAULA BUTCHER-STYUST LOCATED 2 MILES WEST OF DARWIN ON STATE ROUTE 681 JEWELRY~S ANNUAL MANUFACTURER'S DIAMOND REPRESENT~ATIVE SALE 2 DAYS ONLY-MAY 1st & 2nd-FRIDAY 9 AM·7 PM, SATURDAY 9 AM·4 PM I Ohio Lottery Cincinnati avoids sweep Daily Numher 957 of Atlanta -Page 4 PICK-4 4510 • • a1y , Vol. 36, No.253 Copyrighted 1987 enttne Po.rtteroy- · Middleport, Ohio, Friday. May 1, 1987 .- WASHINGTON (UP!i -Major trade reform ·legislation passed .by the 'Hous~ over President Reagan 's objection Is on it s way to the Senate, where 'c ritics hope "clearer heads will prevail" . against the 'measure's tough retaliatory sta nce. . The House approved Ihe 895-page bill designed to crack down on Unfair foreign trade pra ctices a nd enhance American exports on a 290·137 vole Thursday . Six Democrals and 131 Republicans voted against it, wit h 43 Republicans joining the 247 Democrats who supported the measure. · The measure now goes to the Seuate, wher~ the Finance Commlltef' is qrafting its own version of trade legislat ion, That bill is no: expected to come to the full Senate for a vote until June. and a compromise vers ion then would have to be worked out between the House a nd ~ate bills. The final Hou se vote ~arne Just as Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhlro Nakasone wrapped up a meeting with President Reagan and arrived on Capitol Hill to talk to Senate leaders abou t Japan's growing trade problems with the United States. Nakasone said he was concerned "t ha t the bill, If legislated. may lead to a contra cting world trade." He pleaded that the United States and Japan should resolve their trade disputes " not through confrontation but through di alogue." But shortly before the final vote, the House reJected 268·156 a Republican substitute aimed at elim inating what Reagan and Nakasone consrdcr the bill's worst section -an amendment by Rep . Richard Gephardt. D·Mo .. that -wou ld impose sa nctions on economic partn ers. such as Japan that havf' excessive trade surp luses with · the United Stat es and enga ge In unfair trade practices. Ftep. William Frenzel. R·Minn .. spoke for the adm inistration in railing the bi ll sa ddled with oth er objec t ionable pro vis ion s "who ll y un acceptable." "We could have found a way. to avoid a veto," . 106 N. tnd 26 Cents Frenzel. said, referring to the Republican substit ute . Bu t he concluded the lobbying etrorts of Hou se Speaker <Jim Wright. the strengt h of Gephardt' s 1988 presidential ca mpaign anQ the large treasuries of supportive labo r unions were too mur h to overcome. Wright , D·Trxas, gave hi s first floor spe~ch si nce assuming office to urge support lor Ihe bill that "en hances our ca pacity to compt'IC In the wor ld." Th e speaker noted t hHecord U.S. trade deficit , which hit $170 billion last year, "has been eroding the American Industrial base. lt ha s be0n robbing America of Jobs." ~ephardt Japanese may buy $1 billion in goods confident of bill's chances explaining why he may nol want to Impose tariffs, a nd he retains th at right until a two·thlr ds'Vote directs him to take such action , he explai ned. · Gephardt, 46, feels the bill will be approved by the Senate In a matter of weeks, that It won't undergo substantive cha nges and will meet with the pres!· dent's approval. Gephardt said that should Reagan veto the bill which the president has personally lobbied aga.lnsl , the re should be enough votes to override thr veto. "We are adopti ng a new trade policy that asks· that other countries treat us as we have treated them, that there should be reciprocity, a two·way street," he said. The vote this week on the Rep. Richard A. Gephardt amendment has shot-Gephardt. the fir st candidate to declare lor By KEVIN KELLY the Democratlr presidential OVP News Editor nomination, Into natlonaljlromi· The prime mover beh ind legis~ nence and heightened loca l Int er· latlon that · forces the White es t In his address to thechamber. House to take a tougher sta nd on Gephardt told the audience trade believes a bill acceptable to that when he a nnounced his a reluctant President Reaga n candidacy on Feb. 23, he was will be signed int o law . "between Oand 1 percent" on the Rep. Richard A. Gephardt, name recognition scale. D·Mo., made that statement " I've been soaring lately. The locally Thursday, severa l hours last New York Times poll had me a fter the House approved a stronger trade r eform measure. at .1 percent," he Joked. The congressman told the An amendment proposed by Tribune that he feels trade. as Gephardt proposing a more part of the larger concern abOut stringen t way of dealing with the the economy, will be a maJor tr11de Imbala nce was approved · I ssue In the 1988 campaign. a• part of the overall trade bill on "Each of us wants to know how Wednesday by a four ·vote the other candidates feel abOut margin. It, " he said. "Gary Hart , who Is Gephardt was in Gallla County the front runner. declines to take to address the !iOth anniversary a s trong stand against the trade banquet of the Gallipolis Area Imbalance." Chamber of Commerce. With a possible field of 10 A 1988 presidential aspirant, candidates seeking 'the nomina· Gephardt flew to the Gallla· Meigs Regional Airport from lion, Gephardt believes he can Washington following the House . push ahead In the primaries on vole. His local address was what he called "retail campaign· arranged by Gallla County na· lng" - one-to-one contact with tive Stanley E. Harrison, head of lhe electorate on a repealed the BDM Corp. and Gephardt's bas is. He was to return to Iowa , site of the first presidential neighbor In Fairfax County, Va. primary, today to continue that • 'The controversia l amendment. practice. tephardt explained. commits "Hart hasn't done much In l)le president to plac ing tariffs Iowa yet," Gephardt said. "Actu · and quota s on products exported ~lly. Bruce Babbitt a nd I have to the. U.S. by nations that either llan or limit the sa le of U.S. ' been the ones who have been actively campaigning there." products In their countries. A St. Louis attorney, Gephardt "In South Korea, for example, was first elected to Congress In we cannot sell our beef," he said. 1976 and was elected chairman of · The amendmtnt - and the the House Democratic Caucus In overall bill-Is designed to force 1984 . He said his experience In more open trading between the working with various groups In U.S. and such countries as Japan. with Whom the U.S. the House shows he has the currently ha s a $58 billion trade capability to unite all elements of the party. Imbalance. Unity - and how It can lift . Viewed by some as a possible America out of what Gephrdt declaration of war In trade with sees as an economic and spli"ltual the Japanese. the amendment slump was the key themeofhls Isn 't as rlgirl as its crit ic claim. ad dress to the chamber banquet, c:ieph.ardt sa id. The bill allows the president to held at Rio Grande College and ~Continued on Page 7l li}ibmi l a letter to Congress • TRIED TO OPERATE- Thl~ bOat leased from Duffy, Ohio, was used lUI hour or so Thursday afternoon to tow the barge for the Pome t'<!Y· Mason ferry. BeCII!JSC the boat had to be attached to the end ol the barge, vehicles had to back oil at the landing.. Tbls procedure didn't work out so the ferry closed down Thursday and will not , according to Kathy Marlin, daughter of ferry operator Darrell Rodger, run at all today. The bout normally ust'llln the Jerry operation broke u drlvo> shall Thursday morning and hy the ufternoon wa.• dry docked at Marlon Cle ndenin's on the Kanawha River at Hc ndcr.on, W.Va., fur Immediate ,repairs. Marlin said her father may have the boat h11ck by this ev.•nlng, hut co uld nul say for surt•lt that meant the ferry would resumt• · operation on Saturday . House OKs measure revising state's formula for local aid t. By LEE LEONARD UPI Stlltehouse Reporter COLUMBUS tUP!) - The Ohio Hou se of Repres•ntaflv •s has passed and sent to the Senate legis lation revising the state's assistance to local government and furnishing an extra $70 in IIlion a year to make up for lost federal revenue sharing money. The House also voted Thursday to give corporations an equal chance to finance political cam· palgns by allowing them for the firsl time to set up and lund political action committees . That bill was sent to the Senate· on an 80·15 vote despite com· plaints that political action com· mlttees are turning election campaigns Into expensive auc· tlons, wllh the candidates going to the highest bidder. Action took place s hortly be· fore the House adJourned for Ihe week . The local government funding bill, sponsored by Rep . Marr D. Guthrie, D-Newark. revises the Local ·Government Fund which now sends abOut $3.10 million In state funds back to the counties, to make II less reliant on lhe corporate Income tax. · Local government currently Is funded by 15.4 percent of the corporate ta x and 3.5 percent of the state income and sales taxes . The bill creates the same amount of money out of 4.5 percent of each tax plus 4.5 percent of the public utilities lax. · tlon from employees and make II In addition, a supplemental purely voluntary , and penalize fund Is sel up starling In 1989 to ca ndidat es that accept fund s \hal send less than 1 percent of those were raised Illegally. same taxes back to the counties " I don't think we s hould be on a per capita basis, with thP thinking about stre ngthening larger counties receiving more PACs," said Rep . Ro nalcl M. mon ey. Mottl, D·Parma . "1 think we Guthrie said that even with the s hould be thinking abOut weaken · extra fundin g, local govern· lng PACs. The average person ments will be short by $100 believes our legi slators and con· million a vearoftheamountlhey gressmen arc the best that enjoyed under federal revenu e money can buy." sharing. But Rep. Robert W. Clark, Under exis ting law, corpora · R·Chardon. sa id he served with lion s may not use any money In the secretary of sta t ~ on a specia l their treasuries for direct or commiss ion trying to llmll cam · Indirect support of candidat es In palgn con tributions, a nd no con· an election. stltut lona l way could be found . Rep . .Jerome F . Luebbers, Clark said Luebbers ' bill would D·Cincln nall, chief sponsor. said put corporatio ns on an equal his bill would allow corporations footing with labOr unions and " to become more Involved In the professional grou ps which have political process" by sett ing up political action com mittees. political action co mmlltees and paying their expenses, such as postage. printing costs and lele· phone bills . Luebbers said the bill would not allow a corporation to con · tribute company money directly to a candi dat e's campaign, a nd that all expenditures would have to be documented . Budget ruts or Sl44 .306 were Secretary of State Sherrod approved by the Eastern Brown had opposed the bill. but Local Sc hool District Board ol Luebbers said Brown's objec· Edu cation meeting In spt'cla l tlons were satisfied . He sa id the session Wednesday night . bill was amende.d to provid e for It was no ted that there Is a strict reporting requirements lor budget deficit of SlBO,OOJ. Th e corporate PACs, limit soliclta · cuts Include some supp lemen · !31 co ntra cts. teacher and admlnstratlve supplies and equipment, and employe sa· lary Increases. Announce· ment of the budget cuts came bla. or 817,400 of Columbia's alter an executive session. Contracts which the bOard 1,079,300 total customers. voted not to renew Include Don Under the new rate plan, Tilley Eichinger, assistant varsity said the PUCO could set rates ba skeetball coac h; Mike Dou · covering 93 percent of Colum· glas, assistant Junior hi gh bla's customers. Currently 6.1 football coach; a nd George percent of Columbia's customers Gaga!, assistant Junior high are covered by rate established football coach and freshman by local ordinance contracts . class advisor. 1t was pointed "Our plan Is the most respons l· out, however, that the assist · ble and efficient way to accompant coaching positions will be lish I he objective or unltormlly or tilled once head coaches have rates among Columbia custobeen hired . mers ," Tilley said. · Columbia Gas pla..s $54 million rate reduction INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY 2 Sections, 16 Pages A Mllltlriladla Inc. New tpepet Senate to wrestle with tough trade legislation . gl1ter FREE a low between 50 U. cloudy Saturday, with a chance of showers and highs near 75. The probability ol pr~clpiMion Is 20 percent tonight and 30 percent Sa.l urday . ~fostly COLUMBUS tU PI) - The Ohio Consumers' Counsel's call lor lower gas rates for Columbia Cas or Ohio customers was answered Thursday by an an· 110uncement of a $54 million rate reduction. William Spratley, the state's consumer advocate, said Colum· bla's earnings.. reported to the Public Utilities CommiSsion of Oblo Thursday, are "clear evl· deuce !bat It Is overcharging Its cvstomen and earning more thaD It should be." But Columbia Chairman C. Ronald Tilley said the new rate plan would not have been possi· ble withOut the Improvement In earnings which Columbia of Ohio reported Thursday. "This Improvement provided us wllh a wlndow 'pl opportunity to further reduce gas rates to our 1.1 million customers," Tilley said In a news release. Under the rate plan, starting In June. rates lor 68UOO customers In 139 COI!Imunltles will be reduced to a regional rate es tablished by the PUCO. The ·reduction will mean about a $25 annual savings for average customers. , Between June and December. an additional 15 communities with 35,.nt customers ·wm have their rates reduced. as local rate ordinances expire, Columbia's statement said. Tilley said the rate reductions between June and January cover 223 ol tbe 363 incorporated communities served by Colum· WA SHINGTON I UPlt - .Ia· pan movr•d to lower lntrrrst rales on lh<' first full day of Prime Mini ster Yasuhlro Nakasone's visit to Wa~hlngton. and U.S. officials predicted a nother Res · ture today - the purchase of $1 billion worth of American super· com puters and aircra ft. ln return. ofllrla l• sa id Naka · sone could expPct a U.S. promise to lift as soon us possible the embarrassi ng $.100 million In larllfs slapPf'd on .Japanese elec· ti'Onlc product s two week s ago, an Item he now desrrlbcs as "a very sore thorn stlrklng In our lit tic finger.' ~ Nakasone's age nda today be· gan with a White House break· fast and an Ova l Off ice mCPIIng with Prcsldrnt Reagan, fo llowed by a lun ch<'O n spoech a t tht• Na tiona l Press Club for him to summarize his accomplis hm ent s In Washington . Ill a formal state dinner In the White House Thursday night. the conservative Rea,:lan a lly said lhc United States and .Japan cou ld "overcomP differences and surmount c·riscs." and he piPd~ed to kee p working on Iss ues of I rude C'Onccrn . Ftca~an toast ed the prim~ mini ster by say lnl{ the ir talks r•arllcr In the day had been " lo rlhrl ~ ht and productive," and he u r~ed . "Lei us not he afraid to takr ·our · rei at lonshlp to It s ultimate." Hcagan a nd Nakasone enJoy a frlrndl y relations hip. and Naka · sonc• sai d he ra mr to Washington lor his lOth m<'rtlnl( with the president - the first statr visit by a .Ja pam•se prim<' mlni strr In six years - against t hc•advi<'c•of others. Man.v .Japanrst• offlrlals wrre angc•rpd by thr U.S. sa nrt Ions lmpos!'d April 17 In rcta llallon lor .Japan's fallut'<' to abide h>· a 1~6 co mpu ter c hip agr·t•<'mrnt. and Na kasonr. already In polltl · ra l tmulllr at homr, took a rongresslonal slap In tht' fot ·p because he arrlvt·d as lh<' Hnusr passed a rouglr trade• rr torm hill. Eastern Board takes action against deficit lt was voted to hire Wilvn" Be nn'ett as substitute· 'bus driver , a nd Carol Brewer. fr eshman class adv isor. The• bOard also voted to approve· placing Ron Hill and Carol.vn Tripp at the appropriate level on the salar y " ' hcdulr upon the complmlon of ad dit ional .edu cational rt-qulrcmrnt ~ as per the date of r·om plctlon. The board then moved Int o a second executive ·session a.nd after that agai n went lntooprn sessio n to an nounce that a special meeti ng has been SC't lor the emp loyment or a ~uperlntenden t on Ma y 7 ut 9:30p.m. Present were board members Susie Hei nes, Ca thy Manicke, and .Jim Ca ldwe-ll; Superintendent Richard Ro· berts; Dan Apiing, high shcool principal ; John Reibel , county supe rintendent; and Eloise Boston. treasurer. ,• ' �Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Cryptocl~arance has the rail in I 13th Cryptoclearance, who will bE'" Jolley-trained entry of Gulch and ridden by Jose Santos, drew the Leo Castelli. Sl'Cond choice at ~- 1 rail in the 17-horse field of the drew the No. '6 and No. 8 hoi~ 1t!th Run for the Roses. respectively. Demons. Begone, the .)-2 morn"That 's the one I didn't want. I ing line favorit e based on his wou ld have prefered to lie a lit lie string of th r~ ronsl'Cutlve . further out, but we didn't " stakes v ictories. will' race out or Schuiholer said. "I'm saHsfled: I the No. 10 hole. The Leroy think the 17 might be worse tha n By ·JIM LUTI'RELL UP I Sports Writer LOUISV1LLE. 1\y. iUPit Cryptoclearanrc, the "·1 thi r d rhoicc in Saturday's Kentucky Derby, was the lone favor it e lo recrlve a potentially damaging post pos iti on in Thurscta y ' sdraw. The Scot ty Srhulhofrr -rralned 'Run for the Roses' the first. I'd prefer to be In the middle. but everybody can't be In the same place. Ferdlna·nd won from the No. I (last year I , maybe we can make It two In a row ." The field, from the rail, with jockey and .odds: · I. Cryptoclj!arance·. Santos, 51; 2, War. HerbMcCauley ,8-1; ~. • Turkey season undernray in Buckeye state By -JERI!Y PICKI!ELL Outdoor Writers Association of Amerlc:a Distrlhuted hy UI'J ThP ha rves t or turkcvs In Ohi o gPi s bf>ller sea so n atrc'r sea so n. And thC'e han crs cl suce<•ss for hunr~rs who have· thr• ocr·c·"a ry pc•rmit as well as a valid hunt ing llrcn sc ha ve never bc>cn iJ<' IIcr rhan this year . Thc· turkey sea"'" starr ed Aprll27 and runs throug h May th excep t Sunday s. By now , if yuu' re " turkey hu nter. you h<tvr_• the spo r you pl an to use for a stanrJ already . picked ou t. There arc a couple or lhings you should know, ju st the Noble County this year. All area s open for hunting are ca pable of producing birds . One sa m~ . reason, In lacr . for the consist Vinton Coumy ha s ronslstenrly' ently high' numbers in the top ra nked high among the l is t of th ree counties Is that they were co unt ies producing large among th e first to be repopulated number s of turkeys . La st year it and opened to hunting. In other was No.1 again with a rota! of.l92· words . the)·'ve been available birds. Two other southern Ohi,;;.. longer and thus are more popular cou nties did well also: Hocking with hunt ers. produced 241 and A thens 109. ' Perhaps more important than In all. ~2 counties are open for rhe cou nry you selecr is the k ind lu rk Py hunting. Thai, roo. is a of sta nd you pick. Great deer new high wllh the . addirlon of sta nds make lousy turkey stands. ...:~ • ll. Momentus, Don Brumfield • .10-1; 12.- Candl's Gold . Sand: Hawley, 50-1; . 1.1. Shawklit Won. ·Richard · 1 Migliore, 20-1; 14, Bet Twlcp Craig Perrett, &-1; lo. Conqulsta ; rose. Jerry Bailey, 30-J; 16.A vie' Copy. Mickey Solomone. :ro-1. 17. No More Flowers. · Walter Guerra, :;o.J. Bailes & Bradshaw, Optometrists Bank One • Brogan & W.arner Insurance City Loan Bank Clark's Jewelry Store Crow &Crow, Atlorneys Dan's Exxon Davis &Quickel Agency Dawning, Childs, Mullens &Musser Insurance Empire Furniture Co. st . t..... r. I '~ II ·' ' '" 1'url. f 'ltlo ·ttl:" ••• 1'111 - hll fl( h ,\ f,. 11l n •al l'hll a M :1 Ill ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher LE11'ERS OF OPINION .ire welromc They should be-less than :mwords long . Alll£'tters aresubJecf toedlllng and lll1SI be signed with name, address and II , I'! I X I! 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Behind 'l'uprl . 11 I>· loot:., ~ ~ ~ pound srnior from l l r-rrksl'illr. I'<'III' S Ohio. ll r<' u I rio of inrxperlencrct. rNI·s hirt rrrsh mr n - Grf'g F'n"'y. Mik<' Chan r0,1' unci .John Wi1J,":Onrr . That 's ba.sica ll.v why Tupa ha s \l'orn a gold ida not hit1 jrrsc•y duri ng sprin g drills. Hr rrpres· ttw Burkryt~s · o nl ~' ric•ne('d Qllal'tf'rbark. Pnl s The ,Lighter Side Walking on air WASHINGTON I UP! 1 - Nallonal Walking Week Is ro ming up next mqnlh but you don'r have to smoke any more in order to keep lit . ~ack in the days be!or<' l<'iel·ision commercials, ' Td walk a mile for, a Ca mel" was a popular robarco co mpany advertisement. Nowadays, folks are likdv to ~onfuse cigarettes with desert co nveya nces. · Or maybe they just watch Charlen e Prickett of the stall of the ln~ titut e of Aeroblr ResParch. Since she also Is a member in !(Ood standing of the lnlernational Dance Exercise Assoriarion. it presumbly would be OK by Prickett If you !ripped the light fastast ic to ratch a ride ac ross !he desert sand s. As to whether that would be all right with Kenneth Cooper. the "falher of aerobics" who is a sta unch supporler of her television , program, is another mattPr . Cooper. as I recall. was an earlv disciple of jogging. which may be an,even better way of kPepin g up with camels than walking. Or at least more benefirlal to the heart and lungs. Personally, however. 1 don 't see how anything rould be more stip-tulatlng to the vital organs than dancing. Anywa y, jitterbuggln!(. I have tried jogging a few times- almost made it lo I he end of the driveway, too- but thar form or exercise doesn·r see m lo do a greal · deal for rny heart and lungs. Qn the other hand. ol'foot. I usually am our of brca r h by the time I fin)sh dancing to a lasI number on !he juke box. However, I may have been going about it the wrong way. . • At any rale, I have never caught Priekctt's IC'IC'vlsion program. "It Figures," being more preoccupied with keeping up with cam el s. During a 10-eity tour. I understand, she will demons !rare the latest walking techniques " Ia maxim ize the calor ie burn rate.·· So you don 't haye to danc·e a step to keep up with her. · lnrldentally , have you ever tried dancing with a camel? I haven '! ,either. bu t I'm told they are lousy jitterbugger s. Too many humps. probably . Se that as it may . I am more than a l itt le int<•rcsted in the wa lking re<!hlques Prickett will demonstrate. • pe best way to walk. I should thin k. would be to keep putting onr loot in front of th e olher. However, there mav be more to it I hen that . Ar( entire bookl et "on walking ac tiviti es" hris been published. I remember somr years ago receil·tng th e firs! booklet on jogging. Tliat rype or exercise may sou nd simple. too. but Isn't. for other things, arlful jogging requlrl's !he practilioner to worry about the body 's renter of gravity. Otherwise, as I can attest from whal happened near thr r nd or .my driveway, a jogger might fall down a lot. .! m l'a n. have you lrled running and worrying at the same tim e'! ~nyway , although an estim ated :io million Americans mav ambulat e "for fun and fitness .. . I don't intend ro move about much during National Walking Week . The pace may be more my speed than jogging. but I think I'll wait rm: the booklet ori jitterbugging. Maybe that exercise will be for fun ani! profll . :Helping them help the community "87" FIRENZA WAGON ONLY $10,611 ONLY ... $8,809 .> "I WE HAVE THE CARS THAT FIT EVERY SIZE· FAMILY the boys, the scou rmasrer, and committ ee of Troop 240 Boy Scouts of Rutland "auld like ro express a hearty thanks to the businesses for donating paint , brushes and money, to help with the expense of tht' paint job. w~lch was done as an ·Eagle Scour project for the community . 0 t her jobs will be done by boys In ihe troop in !he near future to he\p the appearance or the th~ public. Thanks fo r helpin g us help I he community. There will be an-Eagle Scout presentation in f\ 11t1and soon. which -Is rhe fir st ir)feveral yea rs in that arra . AI) of you who donared ·and any ~ nr el se who would like to come arc wr.leome. Clair Reed, Scoutma ster Boy Sq)UI Troop 240 Rutland . ,..... Work together, not against MAY 1ST AND MAY 2ND CORNER COLLECTIONS 129 Mill ST., MIDDLEPOIT I':L~'\A l_{ ~AGGU ~~' DUNNER ., 25% OFF ,.# ·~=;;# •ERI~ \ ~ ~ 'CURRANT t 25% OFF ·~ 1 ' .' li RETAIL S23,CJCJ5 ''· ~ ,f PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAl, TITLE AND REGimAnON 'CHARGES. ~;~ 2~,;/o ~- •OCEAN PACIFIC •B.J. FROG •JANTZEN ,. \ SLACKS .(1 VANS CONVERSION AT REGISTER FOR •PANaiiiA JACK s1S Gift Cerlificate s10 Gift (tll'tificate FASHIONS oCUnON PLACE '1 " PRODUCTS & OFF ~ PLUS SIZES : ., 25°/o · OFF ' ~- . SPECIAL STORE HOURS Friday 9 A.M.-l:30 P.M.; Saturday 9 A.M.-S P.M.. But had we more altendanceat the meetings they cuu ld havr voiced their opi nion att hat time. and II would have saved usa lot ol trouble. A lot of hard work went Into thai sign by a lot of young boys and we, the merchants, do appreciate it. But now that !he chips are down we are getting more help from our own com· munlty than we are from our own . llourcommunltyistogrow. we mu st work together, not against.. Soon to be ex·presidcnt or the Racine Merchants Association , I resig ned after the sign was completed. Mrs. Joan McLain Racine Today in .history •ORIT ~~ ~~( .CRICIIEY ~,,. ~HAPSODT LANE ~'lX 250fo When you publish this le tter there will be some hurt fee lings. I knbw. For that I am sorry . But for some time now th e Racine Merchants Association had pl~nned to erec t a sign at the rorporario n limit s of Racine. Mest of our marerlal was dona)ed. I won't mention names at Jl)(s time. Southern Hi gh School made the sign, or whirh we, the mrrrhants ami businesses. are quite proud. BJt the wrong color paint was c~se n for the lrlter·ing and the wC?_rds didn' t show up right .. So they had to br redone. which cau sed quitr a lot of trouble . But " mistakf' was made and' It will r;,~,. timr to correcl it. • JIM COBB CHEVROLET-OLDS-CADILLAC •vo LOCA1ED ALONG THE 301 E• •IN ST. IN POMEIOY HOURS: MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY, 8:30 A.M.-8 P.M. TUESDAY-THURSDAY 8:30A.M.·& P.M. SATURDAY, 9 A.M.-4 P.M.; SUNDAY 1:00-4:30 • POMEIOY, OMIO ' . • By United Press International today Is Friday , May 1. rhr! 12lst day of1987 with 244 to follow . this is May Day. The moon is moving loward its first quarter. the morning stars are MC'rcury. Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening star Is Mars . Those born on this date are under the sign or Taurus. They Include Ar,thur Wellesley . the Duke or Wellington , In 1769; singer Kale Smith In 1909; actor Glenn Ford In 19161age 71 ); television personality Jack Paar In 1918(age 69); author Joseph Heller In 1923 (age 64) ; Mercury astronaut Scott Carpenter In 1925 tage62). and singer Judy Collins In 1!99 (age 48) . ~ thought for the day: The Duke or Wellington said, "The only thing I am afraid of Is fear." ' . . and disillusion. It certainly isn' t hard to see why, and It has remarkably little to do with the current !ran controversy . Sur h attitudes were inspired during the 1910s. or course, by Amerlr11's bugout In the Vietnam War . Nixon's squa lid administration and the total collapse or American will under Jimmy Car ter at the time of the Iran hostagr crisis. But' these were all history by the rime Ronald Reagan wa s l'lected president, and It Is far more recent events that have black · encd America's mood a ll ovpr again. There Is. for exa mple. no thing trt"r lbl y new aboul corruption In politics , but rercnt rrvelallon< of Its gargantuan sco pe In New ... A(QlJIT'rEI> Or ii-\E KEINOUS MI5PEMEANORS Of TRI?>f'ASSING ANI' l>I50Rt>E'Ii!LY CONt>UCT/ . -- . c::::· --- Blunders cost millions The CIA has been over· charged, undrrc ut<a nd just plain robbed to !he tunc of al least $1 billion during Its slovenly. seven· year effort to supply weapons to the anti-Soviet gurrr ll las in Afghanisran . The Incredible wastr of more !han one-third of the$:! billion in covert fund s t half of It rontrlb· uled by SaudiaArabialls a direct r<>s ult of the agency's p••rversr r efusal to adopt even the most elrmcntar.v acrountln>: pt'OCi'· dures - and a ravalli•r. " hangthe-expense" arr ltude not see n sl nre the la sr big rovert arms program . in Vletn"m . Arms merchants. rQrr~pt of!.lclals and even. reportedly, CIA agents have grown fat on rhe Afghan arms trade. whil<' the freedom fightt'rs have be<•n starvc>d fo r modern wraponr.v to use again st Soviet' tanks and aircraft . . The CIA has admitted substanlial losses. Behind r loscd doors . agency official s have ar knowl· ' cynics~ - _,:__ ' .':. __.::.__:...__wi.:,_.llia_m~·A..:.__.R_,·iM_h_er plains that "For ~eneratlons , the people of Knox County have been characterized as conservative, patriotic · and Republican." In other words. I hi s apparently started out as a snipe hunt to see If Iran et al. had seriously damaged Ronald Reagan with hlsroreconstltuency, but rurned up evidence of a mOt·e general and more Interesting malai se, The reporters rightly contrast the present mood of the Amerl ca n people with rhe one that charactet"lzed them In !984, when tacco rdlng to .the Rep ublican rom merrlaisl It was "morning again In America" and Ronald .. Reagan was the embodiment or .. all the grand old virtues. Today. they report, there has been "a r lea r shift" toward gloom. doubt c:::.I • '87" CAVALIER WAGON Three veteran Washington Post reporters, beating rhe bushes around Knoxville, Tenn.. in search or grass-roots opinion, report that they have rome.lij)On "strikingly negative feelings ahourthedirectlono!thecountry and the performance of Amerl · cari leaders , including President Reagan."What'smore. theysay, KnoxviHe' s· "words or dlsappoinl'ment , cy nicism and concern" areechoed right across the country In poll a!ler poll: "Measures of pessi mism, worry about the future and distrust of governmpnt are all on the rise." Just why did David Broder, Haynes Johnsonand Paul Taylor choose Knoxville for their doorbell · punching ex pedition ? Their opening paragraph ex· I CAN'T BELIEVE 'OtiS.' AMYCA~ GIOi OfF SC.OT-FFtEE/ Letters to the Editor C'~PC'· " We felt las l yem·. unci I spl'ak for rherrd coar ht F:nr lr rBrurel 1111<1 mv sl'lf. that lw had m11dP a lnt of progrrss." OSU quarrrr· b:H'k Couc h Tom Li chtrntx>rg. said of Tupu. telephone number. No WlslgnOO letters w111 De pt.' bUshed . Leiters should be In good tasll', addr~ssing Is sues, not ~rs ooalllles. , By DICK WEST t 'hl•· ·'"" ;U lha!llmnro •, nh:l1l H BOBHOEFUCH General Manager A MEMBER of The United Press Inlernatlonal, lnland Dally Press Association and tbe American Newspaper Publishers Association . 1/dr ull ut Oukl;uul .j .ifl · ,. • DEVOTED TO THE INTERESts OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA . To•\ ,n al 'Turunlu ..-~ 1 !1 111 COurt Street Pomeroy, Ohio PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller .,. . Heady days for The Daily Sentinel ~lh i i.HJ!;II II II ). 'Ill: !\.) fi . Jll 1~111 .. !Slm~ .....,_...._,..,~c:::loo=o ~v Ewing's Funeral Home Farmers .Bank Bernard Fulh, Attorney Hartley Shoes K&C Jewelers Krager's . Lambert Insurance Mitchell's Home Vid.. Powell's Super Valu · Dr, John Rid'gway Smith-Nelson Motors • .. ',j Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohlo Friday, May 1, 1987 .. . Pomeroy Girl Scaut Traap 1276 would like to thank the following bu$inesses for their support in making our trip to Kings Island possible. .... . The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 ·Comment ·! Hdrull t To •rn•lll ·:\1 111 fh1'-l:md tllua~ +I' l l. lfi ::L\ p.m. llu~t·u1 t 4 ll •uwn ~ 1·'!1 r•l l 'a lllur niu ' \'1'10 \ \1 , I. E \f;[ I·. n _, f llil• •ll l'rl ... , lnlt 'rllllll.. u .tl E .t• l \\ I . I'd . ( ; 1: :-;o in<' timl '~ \ , ·rruJIIht ·.t- 11. tu :;t.i p.m. Majors .'-'< ·nlll1 · I I. ,10-1; 5, Capote. Angel Cordero. 8·1: 6. Gulch, Bill Shoemaker. 4-1; 7. Masterful Advocate, Laf!it Plncay. 6-1; 8, Leo Castrlli. Jacinto Va squez, 4-1; 9. On 'The Line. Gary Stevens. 8-1: 10. Demons Begone, Par Day. "-2; .. II~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~=l=f'~F.~R:F.~.A=I.=I.=l'=A==~~~~O~FR~S=II:PP~O~R=T~====~ Y. .... ..,. Scoreboard ... f'hlt • : l~ll If you set up wun a tot ot clear sight lanes ro shoor rhrou gh. the rurkey will spot you before you evrn see him. and he'll be gone. Bark yourself up with something and limit yourvlslon to thE' range of your shotgun and !he limit of your ability. If you can see the bird before , ·ou ra n shoot it. loo man y rhlngs ca n go wrong. Don't worry aho ut your culling ability. A passable job is all that 's really needed. Nor all t'urkeys are good at it , eith er . Alys heba, Chris MrCarron. 6- 1; 4. Templar Hill. Greg Hut to n. . ·• York City 110 rake just one glaring example! give furure politicians an ·Imposing target to shoo!. at. The Democratic leader or Ihe Bronx has been convicted · of fraud; the former borough president of lhP Bronx is under lndlrlmcnt ; the man whO. held borh comparable j obs In !he borough or Queens committed su lride to avoid a similar fate; half a dozen other high rlty officials have committed or indicted or have resigned under fire. And the story In other cirles . and sta tc>s right arross the <'Oun try is much the sa m e. Rut lhe politicians ha ven't ,lx•en having all the fun . Wall Street is reeling under the Impar t or revelalions thai prominent figures such as Ivan Boesky were robbing or·diitary Investors blind with the help of Inside ln!orma· tlon . The sports world has been given a black rye by rcve.latlons or drug usc among some or Its most admired personalllirs. As for the U.S. Ma1·tnes. srvrral or thrm arc· under arrrsr for glvlng the Russians guid('d one of our embassi<'s abroad In return for the ravot·s of KGB floozies. Turn lo religion for ••onsolatlon and you run Int o lh<' Rev . Jim Bakker sneaking out or a mott>l room . after a roll In the hay with a C'h ur(' h SC'C I'(:Har~'· ls 11 an_\' wonder thai Knoxville Is blue'! On thP othN hflnd, It Is fair to note that ntany of th~SI' cases or wrongdoing ramr ro' our atten tion only bec ause thr Reagan administration brought them to li gh t. It has stood . and still stands. for far higher standards or behavior. Naturally , Reagan' s c' nemlrs fondly hop<• t har r·rvelatlons .vet lo come In thl' I run lnvrstlgullon may tarnish him ltTt•par ·ably. As to that . Knoxvlill.• Is suspending judgml'nt unril all the !arts are In; but It hasn't hupp<'nrd yet. Ll kr Cyrano. nona ld . Rc· a~an still has hi s whlll' plumr. ·· . ,. ' ~, ' •:' J • , • 'j : • •I' J • '• •' •., l I •• Jack Ander.~on & Dale Jlan Aua edged ro Congress that at leasr2n supply lin<' to Alghani.stan . Thr percent has been skimmed from wondl'r Is I hal rhP Mghan t'Phel s lh~ pro~ram . In a patronizing have rcc·t'ivl'd so mu<'h as a ec ho or t hr old colonial mcnr al- Saturda)· Nigh t Spf'clal from rhe lt y, the~ shr ugged lhl s orr as CIA . Ont• !'iOU l'('r I'or wpa pon w ;1!\ merely the typical cost of doing business In that part .or thai Cai ro . whf •n.• Suvlf' l wf'apon .. , h' ft world. suggesti ng thar grr•rdy O\'PI' from E gy pt's days Woi t.1 Pakistani officials II'Cre l argell' Kremlin sa'lt•illre rould be bough I, disguising thr Amrrlrlln responsible. • · Even if thi s were tru e. it would lnl'olvemrnt. Anotlt<·r sourer wr\S Peking , wherr <hl nesc t'(J· still amount to a whopping $60() million lo~s. Bur the CIA has piPs of Sov ic•r w('apons wcrr boldly misled Congress. Our own readily avalluhlc•. l'Onservallw estimate Is that th<' Tens of millions of dollars wc·r(' dll'erslon or Afghan ar ms Is lost " ' the polnr or purrhasc >, around 60 perrt•nt . or $1.8 billion. bcrausP thr C' IA didn't dell!n to One rrslsra nre lrader told nair haggl(' OVI'I' pri<'('. "Thf 1 S'~ lH'P Van Alta on a n •crnl visit to th< • s<'rret , non·ma rk<'t OJrrungr·Pakistani -Afghan border thai hi' ml·nts, " an lntrlllgPnf·P sourer doubtt>d that even 2!i prrrcnr or · rxp lalnrd . "" So th f'r'c• Is no sc•l I he CIA's promised arm s got prlre l'or .the wrapons. Thry ra·n r hHr~'-' whatl'vrr· rhc•y want to. throu~h. To understa nd how suc-h a and tht' CIA will pay It ." . well-intended . r·ongrc•s slonally Th<' n(•X t j:!rra t. gapi ng holr In supported program rould go so th r plpclin'' Is at the por t of fur astray:it Is necessary to look shipmen t. lnc•rrdlhiPas II srrms. at the Cl !l's ria nd!'S tin e weapons our SOU I'Cf'S sa ~~ urr C IA nf'V(\ 1' hils a ppn.;on at the dock ur airport to make surr the weapons 1>ald lor arr uC'Iuali)' put abourd. If tht• arms dt•aier chooses to sr·nd u11 ly ha I t'1 he.- order. lht• ('J A will nrvN know . Thr n•' xl flaw Is :r r I he port of 11rrlval, usua ll.l ' Kurachl . Pakis- • run . Th<' CIA has no OnP lht•re d thrr. to eherk shlpmc•nts ~ ugul nst manlfcsrs from C'ulro. Peking or· rlsl'Whet'r. As a r~s ult , f mnny shlpm<'nls ttl'l' " los t ut sea" - mrnning thai rhry arc n• -roull'll In nrm:-; - hungr ~ na- , tlon.l llkP !run. which pa~· the • arms dcall'rs handsomely for the dlvrrt('d Wi' apons . · Thc • (' lA doesn't c•vc•n havr o. • J'udlmf'nta I':V I rurklng 8yslf'm for, lis system s -llkt• numbering thr . : lot sso t hc.v ra n br matehNI up on a rrlval. Thc•rp' s no wuy of trill ng wh<•ther un arriving shipment W(I S purchusc'd Wf'l'ks. months or rve n yrurs rurllrr. • l ,. CapiJal citizens_________R_o_b(_•rt_W_a_lte_.r._s In tare 1800. the District of Columbia was formally dcsignaled the .sPa t of the federal gol'rrnm ent . By 1801," Virginia lawyer voiced the first co mplaint against the dise nfranchisement of this city's voters. In the almost two centuries si nce•. th e dental or politlral representation of this city's res!· dl'nts has bern a source of debate and agltal ion - but Congress Is now · Sf'rlou sly co nsidering a radical and unprecedented remedy. Within lh t' next few months, the Hou se of Representatives probably will be asked to vote on a proposal to transform the entire federal enclave Into the olst slat e, ro be known as New Col umbia . To the extent Jhar this purported rlt~ de l ,of democracy never has been a model of self-governance, !here is cause for dlsconlent among those de· nird suffrage solely because rhey are residents or the nation's capita l. But that is nor justification lor stat ehood . Some history: A 1790 law designated a site on the Poromar River as "the permanent seat of the government of th ~ United States." Maryland and Vir.glnla ceded the required territory to thai new government in 1788 and 1789, respecrlvely. On Nov. 11. 1800, the district's residents voted for the last time In congressional elections. Less than two weeks later, on Nov. 21, Congress convened here for the first lime and the federalization or the city was underway. After a varlely ol failed experl· ments with various forms of government ( lncludl~g a terri to- rial arrangement that lasted only three and a half years In the late 1800sl an 18741edPrallaw es· tabllshed a three-member com · mission to run the cily . All rh rec commlsslonrrs wert• ro lx> appoin ted by th e prC'sldent , one of whom had to be a member of the Army Corps of Engl n<•rrs - and non e was arco\U! tabk• In an.v manner to the Jli.'(I!Jic they govern('(). That scheme endu red lor al· mosl a century bcfor<' being rPplarcd In 1967 by a cosmetic · reform that transferred all gov· ernance to a mayor and a nine-member clly round! - all or w hom again wPre to be appointed by the president. A 1973 federa l law finally gave !he Ol strlcl some semblance of home rult·, in the form of a mayor and a 13-membcr council. all elected by the rlly's residents . But Co ngress still' retains the authority granted In Arlicle Onr• or the Constitution . .which says Con~r ess Is empowered "to exclusive legls lalion In all cases whatsoever · over.:. the seat of government." That power now Is Invoked only rarely, usually In the form or a munlclpallnltlallve, but II serves a reminder that the di strict does not and never has enjoyed full self-rule . ' Instead, It Is what the Justice Department describes as "an eronomlc ahd political subdlvl· sion or the federal government." · Is that wrong? Is the logical remedy statehood, a violation or the Intent of the country's found· ers? The reasoned answer to both of those questions Is negative. One-third of this city's work force Is employed_directly by the • ll·drral govr•r nmrnr. whi le- HI· most U!>i man_,,. workers 1i1 olhf'r organ izations and bu slness(•s In· dlrc~·t iy owt• lhC'lr jobs lo rhc governmenr . Man y pc•oplr who choose to move ht •n· or n •maln here do so bN·ausc• they dPs h·r lo be rlose ro IIH· f,.df'fiil es rahl lshm,.nt . As a result . ttrr• propo sPd ~>1st stat e of New Columbia - unlike all of rhe othc•r staff's - y.mu ld haVC' no Indu strial, agrir'ultural or commercia l base for an <'conomy . .Moo·eovN , It would Include only ti7 squa~e miles compan>d with· 1.2'12 squa re mli<'S for thl' smalles t rxls tlng stat(•, Rhod•• I sland. Thedlsrrlrt Is a c·l iy but nobody c·vpr mistook It for u .sra t<'. To at!l•mp t surh a transformation. tlp tl y notps on<' .rust ler• Dl!part · • mr·nl olflrlu l, " would be In dlrcrt dt'fl unr c• or the lntcnr of the l'ound(•rs" who c·arrfully lash! · onc•d a "'31 Of govCrnml' nt with , 1 spo •t·lu l govr·rnmpntul and pollll· · ' eal srarus . Berry's World • . l I ' I ' • ' ' �"" • ., Page-4- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio . , .' Friday. May 1. 1987 • ·southern wins two on road VINTON -'- The Southern Tor· nadoes rolled to two SVAC' road victories over North Ga ll!a 15!1 and 11-0 In an SVAC baseball make-up. Southern claimed the opener 15-1 beh ind the l ine pitching of Shawn Cunni ngham who fanned ni ne and walked 2, while scatter· ing four hits. Cu nningham picked up the win , while Richard Hurt suffered the loss. Hur t was th e NG starter, plagued with co ntrol problems before getting relief fro m Hunt in the second. They combined to walkS, register no str ikeouts,and issue four hits. Southern scored twice in the first i nning when Chris Stout singled , Cunningham walked, Ken Turley reached on a fielder's choice, anot her wal k, and a Mike Wolford single, 2-0. Nort h Gallia pull ed close in the fi sst as Shane Glassburn sin gled, stole second , and came home on a single by Hurt, H . Southern broke the ga me open in the second when Shawn Arnott and Mark Porter-walked , Barry McCoy si ngled , followed by three more walks, and a Mike Wolford triple, a Todd Lisle double, and a Shawn Arnott double. Leading 10-1, SHSscored two in the third and three In the fou rth . Sou th ern ' hitters were Barry McCo y, Ch'r ls Stout, Cun ningham , Riffle with singles, Ken Turley two singles, Mi ke Wol(ord a triple and single, and doubles by Li sle and Arnott . Glassburn , Welch, Hurt. and Jackson each singled for NG . . In the second game sophomore hurler Mark Porter , In his first varsity start, pitched a near perfect game In a one· hit shut-o ut v ic to ry . Porter fanned six , walked j ust one, and gave up just one hit , a single to Hunt on a close play up the middle. SHS scored in the first when WINNING PJ.A \ ' - Cincinnati's Ruddy Bell slides Into third hase as the throw from Braves' shortstop Rafael Ramirez scouts p1.-1 third has f)man Ken Ohcrkh'tlln llOitom of lith Inning at Riverfront Stadium Thursday afternoon. Bell jumped up and raced home with the game· winning run in the Reds' 9-8 come-from-behind victory over the Braves. (UPI) Atlanta error gives Reds 9-8 victory; Giants retain top spot CI NCI NN ATI !UP ! I - Bad base-running by Buddy BPI! worked in mys terious way s Thursd ay. It gave Cincinnati a w ln and kept thl' Heds from bo·ing chewed out. Bell , who mistakenly ran fr(lm seco nd to thlrdon agrou nd bai lto Atlan ta shor tstop Rafael Ra · mlrez in the lllh innin g. wou nd up rac in g home wit h I he win ning run when Hamlrw . mad<' a th rowi ng error to th ird . " My bad base-runn ing backf lrcd, " Be ll said aft er !he Heels' 9-8 victory . Before lhf• Reds pulleli tit~• g;.t me ou t - rallyi ng from an H· i dP!I cll - mana ger Pete Rose had lntended to bl.lsler hi s pla yers aftl'r the ga me. An Atl ant a win would have given the Braves a sweep of the thre<' -gamc series. " Along about I he fou rth In ning I was th in ki ng about my speerh to the pla yers after the J;a mr ." sai d Rose. " Thou sa nds of things wrre going lhi'OUgh my mind . " I didn ' t like how q"irl thi ngs had been on the benrh . I thoug ht we had start ed to rrad our press cl ippings aftrr bea tin g Houston rhrf'€ stra ight last weekend. " 1 Hose. " thc last " But . sad thing I saw on the ficld toda y was a very aggressive !Pam that wa s baDtt!i ng a",1' <e· uffllng." own 8·• go 1ng into the ninth, E ric nav is slammed a tlu:ec- ru n homl'r and Ron Oes ter crack('(! , an R I,J .doublr to se nd llw game Into f'x l ra Innings. Th en Bell wo n the game with soml' wacky ba•!'·ru nnlng m thr 11t h. Bcll opomcd liu' inning with a singl e• off loser Steve Zlrm , 0-1. who was maki ng his maj or leagcur drbut. i\flct' L loy d Mf' lenclon popped out. Zil'm balked Bell to sc!'Ond and Ed Old w lnc rr llcvcd Ziem. Ten .v Ft.·ancona hit a oround cr " lo short and BPI! took off for third . Ham i rez hadplent yof tl me to nail Bell bu t hi s throw nicked BNIat thonird.the car and bouncPd Into foul terrltorv. Whil e C'<lt r het·Oz7 IPVIrgll r hasPddown :~~ ~·;~~~i~~~~ ~-~~umed home with Bell sa id slandar d procedure would have bern for him to hold second. but the ~ ltu a tlo n got the be ttNofhlm. " I wa s standing on seco nd th inkin g. ·rvr got to score on a ba se hi l,"' said Bel l. "That kept go ing through m)· mind. Even tx'forr F ran ro na hil It , I was 1 'I'"" 0 h Ink lng, t sro re. · " My ru nnlnggot II' as n't ·smart. but the th r·ow hit me on thr car , I'd ra ther get hit In tlw head than get thrown out at third. I wonder what Pet e tROSPI c·ails th at kind of ba se- runnin g'~ " " ft was bad... said Rose. " Buddy wa s ou t dead to rights at tllil'd i f thl',V l'Xl't'll tC." Rc ll prcfene<l Ramirez' t'\':tlua! lon. " Bell ra n sma r t," i nsisted Cardinals 5, Padres 4 Ram irez, referrin g to the way At St.. Louis, Rod Booker. Beliput himselfdirectlyb".tween ' playing his seco nd major· league Ram irez and the third base ba g. ga me, co llected a pair of hit s and " I though t 1 had him out, dro ve in two runs 10 lead I he though." Cardinals. Sa id lhlrd baseman Ken Obcrk Giants 5, Cubs 4 fel l. "Ram irez made the right At Chicago , pin ch-hilterHarrv pl ay. He would ha ve nailed him." Spilm an singled homP Chris "Good decision. bad th row ," Speier from third with one out in sa it! At lanta m;nwgpr Chuck I he ninth, snapping a tie and Tann"r . g San F ran cisco a club ' . " I was surtJr·lsed 10 se""_ gJ·vtn Bel l run . If 1 had been play ing record-tyi ng l Oth stra ight one· shortstop, 1 would h·'u v"' tr 'ted lh"< run v ·rctory to open the season. sa me play . Pirates 5• Dodger s 4 " It wa ~ a bi tt er loss." added At Pittsburgh, R.J . Rey nolds Tanner. " We had been !ccllng scored from th ird on Jim Morrlgrea t mdst of the game." son's fielder's choice in the A tlan ta, wi th start ing pit cher seventh . lead in g the Pi rates . Dav id Pa l mer hill in g a l hr<•erun home run and Ken Gri ffey and Virgil socking solo homers, had enjoycd an· 8-2 lead alt er six innings. Thf• only offense the 'Red's fl as hed before the ninth wa s a two-run homer by Dave Parker In the third and a two-run double by MrC!endon In (he seventh. ..... Bill Landr um, 2·1. the st'xlh ROCK SPRINGS - T he 19S7 Cinci nnati plt ChPr. got credi t for the w in , Annua l Mf' igs Invi tat ional tra ck and fie ld champions hips will Nlltlonal Leaauc Roundup 1ake P1ace Sat urday at Meigs ~ Both teams ent ered the game Hi gh Sc hool. wit h a dlsl rart lon. I hough only Prelims begin at 10 a.m . for th e one of them played Ilk" r't. • r·unn 1ng event s and the fi nals at T he New YorkMets. only hours l1 : 4o. alt er welcoming Dwight Gooden The finals for thP fi eld events bark from dru ~ rehabi lltat ion. b ~ egi n at 10 a. m. 13 boys. girls Thu rsda _ y n i~ ht rode a t:l-hl t team s will take part. • atta ck and the right arm of Hlt·k 0 efending champion NelsonAguilera to an n .:1 rout of the ville York hN ds up the teams in Montreal Expos. th b r oys competition, Trimbl e. Montreal is antirlp.ating the F'edera 1 Hocking and Meigs haw posslb lc re tu rn of free a).!ent a good chance to un seat the outfleldeJ· Tim Haines, who cou ld Buckeyes . Other boys teams arE' sign a co nt ra c·t as ea rl y as t oda~·. Kyger Creek. Eastern and North Tht' Expos plann ed a 12: 01 a.m . Ga ll la . EDT meetin"~ In Sarasota. Fl a.. Dcfending gi r ls champions to expeditl' Raines' s retu rn. Me1gs 1eads the way as the In other games. St. Louis ed "' ond f avor 1te, followed closely bv S,·m Dingo •,, ·4. Sa n F1·anci .• co · · • ' Vinton Co., Trimble. Nelsonvil le shaderl Chicago !\-4, and Pills· Yor k. F ederal Hocking and burgh defea ted Los Angeles 5-4. EastPrn. Meigs • to fifth t'nvi•tati'onaJ hOS(· rr:::::::::::::===========::::::::::::t1987 SCHEDULE FLEA MARKET Now·Open for Spring $1 $7 1 $7 .' • Your Vole &Influence AppracioleJ ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, John BLAETTNAR POMEROY VILLAGE COUNCIL •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pald tor by tho Candidate · Jolla llaettnar:-325 Wrlrllt St. Pomeror. 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Lodge members w ·e 1n,·ired to attend the 'f'tiOn!'\ . • r annual holiday dinner and tlng was set for Dec. !i at the ~stern Slzzlin' Steak House, Al~ens. 1: 30 p.m. Communlca· tt6Ps were read by Esther den, district deputy, from h Shannon, natiOnal secre; Doris Dodds. state councilor; Allen Lavan. state treasurer, regarding Invitations to the r~nt rally and courtesies e~ended. ~lice VII" Fossen, chairman of .... Sal. DOUBLE COUPONS ALL WEEK 4COUPONS Pll VISIT 111M $10.00 01STOlE FOI MiiBIIfiiS LilT (I . l ASSORTED •No Dealers , . MAY 1-2-3, JUNE 4-5-6, JULY 2-3-4-5, AUG. 6-7;8-9, SEPT 3 • -4-5-6, OCT. 1-2-3-4, NOV. 5-6-7-8. . - . . Friday, May 1, 1987 Page- 5 AUXILIARY Nearly $7.000 was spent over the past year on partios and remembrances for the elderly, ill ariddisadvan tagedbytheAmerican Legion Auxiliary of Feenev· af'nnett Post 128, Middleport. · · Reporting on the unit 's philanth;opic actiyitJes· was Gerry Parsons who noted that sinre May 1, 1986, the unit has spent $3,717 on parties for the Arcadia Nursing Home, Coolvtlle; $674. Riverview Nursing Home; $318 on Elam House; $1,249, Veterans Memorial Hospital Extended Ca re Facility; $351. Pomeroy Health Care Center; $223, The Maples; $14 St~newood Apar t· ments;' $15.75, Carleton School; $16.95, Children's Home, and $40.95, the M eigs County Infirmary. In April the party at Arcadia cost $311.75 with Mrs. Parsons , Jean Gilmore, Velsie Roush, Pauline Greathouse, Charles Ty ree, Etta Will, Polly Chadwell, Roscoe Roush, Becky Tyree, and Dennis Little, assisting. Sue Litle delivered fruit and candv to the Riverview Nursing Home, cos t, $3jl; Becky andLannyTyrfe took fruit and candy to Elma House, cos t, $26.60; 20 lilies WHe taken to 'Pmeroy Health Care Center at a cost of $65. There wa• no party at Veterans Memorial In April. Plans were mad,e to serve a rehearsal dinner Friday for the Hood-Welsh wedding. Members met with the legionnalres for the post everlasting service with guests ' being Mrs. Sarah Fowler, Mrs. Arland King and Michl, Mrs . Robert Corne· !Ius, Mrs. Don Roach, and Mrs. Dottle Hatfield. Arrangements were made to purchase materials for the kit · chen and the bathroom for the new legion building. Officers were retained for another year with the exception of the first vice president who resigned due to,her employment. Gerrl Hanel was elected to fill the vacancy. )he unit vote to "adopt" ·all fo¥r auxiliary members In res t homes Into lhe grandmother's cl~b, and to " adopt" the World W~r · ·J veterans who are post members Into the grandfather's c l~b. Jennifer Garey wa s "adopted" as the special child to be remember ed during the year . ~allle Richmond and Gall Ferry were nam t-d color guards, Katie Gilmore, sergeant at arms, Mrs . Rou sh, kit chen chair man, and Gerry Parsons, games party refreshment 'c hairman. ~ards were sent to the families of .Charles Archer, a member of the post , and Mrs. Lewis Sauer. On sick call were Tom Turner, Carol Baker, Marie Thomas, Edith Spencer, and John Metzger . Two flat s offlowers will tlf purcha sed for Arcadia . ~, Delegates and alternates to the ~ mmer district and department ~ nventlon were elected . The delegates are Mrs. Gilmore, ~rs. Rou sh, Mrs. Greathouse, d Mrs. Richmond. Alternates e J'>frs. Tyree, M rs. Hanel, ana Ja rv is, and . Freda ltdwards. Burkey£' Girls Stat£' teas were nounced for 2 p.m on May 17 at lkesvllle. and May 31 at ncaster . The door prize tlh!ught by Mrs. Roush was won by' Clara Bell Riley. pof.A POMEIOY, OHIO The Daily Sentinel_ - ~· f; Republican Candidate For MEIGS COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS in Ohio tourney I HUBBARD$ GREENHOUSE yea rs on the PGA tour. and Pomeroy learn Th<' bowling tea m fi'Om Roac h's Gun Shop In Pomeroy placed third In team handicap in the S:trd annual Ohio Sta te Tour nament at Patnesvlll~' Mentor, April 25-26, according to the unofficia l s.fandlngs of the Ohio State Bowling Association . T he Roach's Gun Shop team · compiled a two-day score of 3, 164 for the tournament, bested only by the Plaza Lanes team and the Community Bar & Restaurant ~ No . 1, both of Dayton . ' I April victor ies in major- league son drove a slider by Bill . historx. Wegman, 2-1, 412 feet into the ' Da ve Stewart an d Jay Howell right -field bleachers for hls.1' combined on a three-hitter to fourth -homer of the season and . quiet the ba ts of the Brewers. the !i52nd of his career. Jackson · Milwaukee took a 1-0 lead i n the now has delivered 258 homers for ,: second inning when Rob Deer · OaklanJ . i• walked with one ou t and scored ·:He ! Wegman ) left a pitch : : on a ·double by Cecil Cooper. right !here, " sa id Jackson, indi · " However. Jackson' s homer in ca t lng the area in the heart of the the third prov ided the A's with a strike zone. "He just threw the .' ' 2- 1Iead . Luis Po ionia led off with ball right into my swing." , ' a walk and stole second. After Stewa rl. .1·2, walked three and, . Ton)' Phillips popped up, Ja ck· struck out eight in his 7 1-3 ·' innings. Jav Howell worked 12· :1 : innings to earn his third save. ·· Elsewhere, Sea ttle blasted' -' Bos ton , 11 -2, and Detroit pounded ·• CalifOrnia. 12· 4. Seattle II, Boston 2 Wat son both spent Thursday on ,, At S ea tt le, Jim Presley the drivi ng ra nge. Brown then cracked two homers to support visited nearby Hoover Dam . Clearwater shot four birdies the fi ve-hit pit ching of ·scott' " over 10 holes Wednesday and Bankhead that powered the Ma- ' . s 10 . a gam e marred bv two ' rmer added four birdies on his final ' eight holes Thursda y en route to bench-cleari ng fi ght s. Detroit 12, California 4 32-~3- oo. At Anaheim, Calif.. .Ja ck MorClea rwater , whose best finish this year was fourth place at New ris pitched his second compl e t ~ Or leans. sai d it was too ear ly to ga me b'r the yea r. and rookie ·: Matt Nokes cl ubbed his first'· ' celebra te. "The first-ro und does n'l mean major- league grand slam to '" a whole lot." said the27- .vca r -old spark the Ti ger s. Ut ah resident, who joined the tour las t August. " I 'vc had a lot of good scores in the first ro und. but we still have 14 holes left to play ." Rinker, who also played his openi ng round over lwo da.v s, SYRACUSE 992-5776 started Wednesday with a double Season : ,bogey. Bridge Closing Special " I got off to a a bad star t with a VEGETABLE PLANTS doubl e bogey on the first hole, but I got it to 2-under at the turn, .. he PEl DOIEI PACI sa id. 50 Pll FLAT After making a par on No.2 , he scored at 9-under par over his FLOWERING PLANTS last 16 holes to fi nish at 6!i. He $ PEl SQ. Pl. shot fi ve bi rdies on the eight " 50 Pll FLAT holes he pla yed Thursday. Defen ding L as Vegas chamShrubbery or Fruit Trns, pion Greg Norman playt'd what ma11y varieties; he termed a " boring ga me" In · Geraniums, Violets & firing a ! ·under-par 7l at the '·• Hanging Basbts. Desert In'\. considered the tough' Open 9·5 Daily, Sunday 1-S est of th<• three courses. ......._...;...;;.;;;;.~;;;;:.:~...1 .! . Area organizations have _meetings SHS went on to win 11-0. Southern was Jed by Porter; who h~lped himself with the bat while collecting two singles. ' Stout , Cunningham , and Arnott ' had the other SHS hits. • Southern is idle unti l nexi I week . Coach Mick , Wlnebrenn.l 'r' s club is now 9-3 overa ll and S-2 in the SVAC . Llnescore: Soui hern ......... 2 S'2 :i 0-15-10·1 ·. North Gall Ia .. .1 0 0 0 o..,. 1· 4-7 Second Game: · North Gallia .... 0 0 0 0' 0- 0-1-4 : Southern .. ........ 2 4 3 2 x-11-5-0 ' ' ' Rain curtails Vegas action LAS VEGAS. Nev. IUPI I Lea der Ken Brown got an unexpec ted day off Thursday and the rest of the field go t a shortened $1.3 million Panasonic La s Vegas Inv it ational because of persis t· ent ra i n. Brown shot an opening-rou nd S-under -par 64 Wednesday to take a one-stroke lead over three other golfers at the 7.162· va rd Las Vegas Coun t ryC !ub -o~eof the th ree courses used in the mas sive tournament. Thunders torms delayed the first -round and forced a sus pension of play wi th half of the 116player field still on the cou r ses . Tournamen t offi cials T hurs· day dumped t he 90-hole event 's format and reduced the tournament to 72-holes. Th e rejlggNed tournam ent permitted the com· plet ion of the first rou nd Thur s· day and pu shl'd the second round to today. Th e third round will be held Sa tu rday wi th the nationally televised finals on Sunday. · Keith Clea r wa ter and L arry Rinker both comp leted their first d T roun s hursda y to join Denis ,., .. at son. who completed pla y Wednesday, at 7-under par 65. one shot off the pare. Th e tour i n ~. ~ profPs slonals made a fro ntal assau 1t on par at all three courses, including the 7, 111-ya rd D 1 escrt nn and 7.008· yard S i hT pan s rail country clubs. Six gol fers were grouped at 66, w hile l 9pla,yer s wereat67andl4 ot her s were at 68. A total of 127 players shot par 72 or better · during the opening round. Conceiva bly. when the cut Is made aftN 54 holes to determine the low 70 scores and ties for Sunday' s final e for a top prize of S22o,txlll, "ooi!ers with sub-par rounds throuoh three days could " be sent packing. Brown , who Is winless in three - .. -- ~r::~~(~~~~~;t~~~ ~~a~:o~~-ri ' Jackson's home tun sinks Brewers By MIKE SULLIVAN UPI Sports Writ er April was the month or the Milwaukee Brewers bu t I he l as t day before Ma y belonged to Mr. Oc t ober. Reggie Jackso n smashed a two-run homer that enabled the Oakland At hlelics to overcome lhe Brewers ThursdaY , 4·1. The Brewers' loss gave them a record of 1 8 - ~ for Apri l. T he 18 vict ories 1ies Milwau kct> wit h the 19S4 Detroil Tigers for the most By The Bend Amburgey reachect.on an ~rror, ' anq Mike Cunningham .slngletl Wolfer<! slammed a hard hit ball that was misplayed, scor~g two runs. Walks to Bill Hupp, Arnott, and Jeff Holtz set up a two-run single • by C~rls Stout In the second . . . The state sessiOn to be held I Aug. 17-19 at North Canton at the Park Hotel was announced and J:llembers remlndE'd to send reserv~ tlons to .Helen Taylor, state secretary , with. checks to be made payable to the Par k Hotel. Esth'er Harden, ' Dlstrirt '13 deputy, announced a district meeting May 16 at 1 p.m. at the Ches ter Lodge Hall, Chester. The annual picnic was cancelled due to other commitments. Faye Hoselton asked the bl essing before the dinner. Tables were decorated with vases of tulips and favors were candle holders donated by Erma Cle· land, Chester Council. Mrs. Cle· land, president, opened the meet ing by reading, John. 1: 4. Mrs. Dodds had prayer, and the group gave the Lord' s Prayer and pledge to the flag in uni son. For roll call members told of some· thlngtheyenjoythls timeof year. By-laws were discussed and it was noted that any lodge member can attend the meetings but only past andpresent district deputies and past councilors are eligible for membership. Mary Moose, Perry Council, read "Success ful Meetings" and Erma Cleland, Chester Council, "Just Jn My Thoughts and Pra yers." Members of Chester Council and Guiding Star Counil, Syra cuse, attendng were Esther Harden, Eileen Clark, Bette Biggs, Betty Spencer , Ma rcia Keller, Jean Frederick, Dorothy Ritchie, Erma Cleland, Ma r garet Tuttle, Bonnie Landers, Pauline Ridenour , Helen Wolf, Doris Koenig, Doris Grueser, Ethel. Orr, Sadie Trussell, Faye Kirkhart , Thl'lma White , Bl'tty Roush, and Mary K. Holter, who was accompanied by her grandson, Gary R. Holter. RUTLAND GARDEN CLUB Several community plantings and service projects arc being carried out as a par t of the Rutland Garden Club's commemoration of National Garden· lng Week. Members will be planting flowers and shrubs at the Ru· tland Park as well as at the corporation limit sign. Tulips presently In bloom will be replaced with red. white and blue flowers to be In full array from Memorial weekend into autumn . Shrubbery has been set out by the civic committee at Miles Cemetery as part of the beautification by members.- Mrs. Harvey Erlewlne, Mrs. Vernon Weber, Mrs. Dayton Parsons, Mrs. Ralph Turner. Mrs. Chris Diehl, and Mrs. James Nicholson. The Rutland Garden Club sign has been erected at the East Corpora· tlon limit . As participants In community servict-, members take flowers to hospitals, churches, Granges and other social organizations. The club has also joined with the Rutland Frienly Gardeners adn the Friends and Flowers Clu\)ln a civic project of raising money for materials to make picnic tables and benches for the Rutland Park. In addition to money donations. the group provided goodies for a bake sa le. Nursery tours , partlclpatlon In flower shows. and servlnl( as guest arrangers for other clubs are a part of the club actlvltlcs. For the state convention In Jul y. Ruth E rlewlne, Ann Webster, Binda Diehl, Neva Nicholson, Anna E . Turner, and Roberta Wilson met at the home of Pearle Canaday recently to piece a table cover for the country theme banquet. Lfi'ERARV CLUB " The C)an of the Cave Bear" by Jean Auel was reviewed by Mrs. Sibley Slack at the Wednes· day meetln!! of the Middleport Literary Club held at the home of Mrs. Marvin Wilson. Mrs. Slack noted that Mrs. Auel had five children by the age or 25 and started college when she was 28. Twelve years later she had earned her degree by going to night school and was encouraged to write after reading about an archeologist's findings In Iran 'which led her to believe that the weak and wounded were taken care -In pre-historic times. a theme which she used In rier first book. With the support !rom her book, she spent six months developing a rough draft for a novel In six parts, the " Earth's Children" series. Jean Neggar, a literay agent , representing Mrs. Auel used the novel approach o! auctioning off a letter dserlblng the writing project, the first novel by an unkoown author. Two publtslten bid 1130,000. The !lrst novel hadelghtprltttlngaandwas on the best seller lilt. Later It was rnadl! Into a movie. The Auels Jive In Callfonila and Mn. Auel II quoted as Hying site was over 40 before site learned J what sl\e wanted to do when she gr ew up. Her first book was ca lled "Ayla", about the wor ld's first feminist, the s econd, "The Valley of thE' Hoses" about a heal er liv ing in solitude, the third. "Ma nmouth Hunters" while the fourth is yet untitled . Mrs. Dwight Wallace greeted, the members and than ked the hostess. 4H CLUB. Officers were elected at the recent meeting of the Rascal s 4-H Club at the home of Sharon Card. Elected were Aaro n Ca rd , president ; David Deem, vice presi dent ; Melody Weaver . secre tary -reporter;' John Card, trasurer: health and safety. Jason Deem , and Charlie Mrkin· ney, recreation leader . Plans were m ade to sell ra ndy bars and projerts were dis· cussed. Money is to be turned in at the nex t meetin g, Ma y 11 at 5: .~0. at the C'ard home. Charlie McKinney will se rve refresh· ments. Jobn and Aaron Ca rd ser ved refreshments following the meet in~. . .I AUXILII\KY Poppy Roya) ty to preside durIng Poppy Da ys. May 21·2.1. were elected at th e · Tuesday night meeting of Drew Webster Post :m .. Am erlca n Legion Aux iliary. at the hal l. El ected wpre I va Powell, Senior Citizen Poppy Qu een. Erica McC lintock, .Junior Miss Poppy. Michelle Roush, Little Miss Poppy, Amanad a Frtty, Poppy Pr incess. Ellen Jane Rought presided at the meeting with Veda Davis having the open in!( prayer. Frankie Hunnell gave the secretary 's report and Ca therine WPish, the treasurer's report. A thank you certificate wa s presented to the u'nit from Carl Hysell for a donation made to a group he advlsf's at Meigs High School. Donations were made to the Senior Citizens Center for th e van wi th a chair lift, to .Joan Tew ksbary to be used for children with respiratory diseases. to the Carleton School for expenses of a trip to Columbus· for the Special Olympics, and to St. Jude l:lospil al. , The spring conference was announced for .June 4 at Crooks· vllle. The Buck_eyeGirlState teas wll be held May 17 at WllkesvlllP and May ~1 at Lancaster . The Junior Department conference was announced for JuneS and 9at Za nesville. Arrangements were made for a luncheon for legion naires participated in the Memor ial Da y . observances. Officers were nominated for the· yea r with the election to be held at the Ma y meeting. Re· freshmenIs were ser ved by Frankie Hunnel. Faith trio ro sing Dan Hayman and The Fait h Tr io will sing at revival serv ices at the Prospect Bapt is t Church on the O.J . Whit e Ro ad. out of Gallipolis, at 7 p.m. Sunday evenin g. Rummage s~de Women of Heat h United Met ho· dls t Church In Middleport will hold a r umm age sa lq. at the church from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday . ElementU~ry · Fourth GriMIIe: Ra C'haf'l Pokvn. Mlssv Ru!'S<'Il , Am~· &t h Rot h!{rb. , , f1ttb Grade: Tlna Barrus. Autumn Burnr ll . Mls~.v Catn, Cheri Clafut. Stf"pht•n Cox, Chri s: Cra ce. Charlt,v £ bl1n, Jason EbJJn. Atnv H auldrc.- n, Josh Mll rs. Erlra Mollohan 1 Han nah Rutnlf')'. Kim SprlnJ;:f'f'. 8btll Grade: Chrl!i C~n . Kim Rigg s, Gr~a Roach, S..Jiy Saundl:'ni. and Prarl Cnnuda.1', mukf• f'orsugt'S and houtonnh•rf•s for tlw St ur Gran gr. The Grange prest•nted tht• flowers to nwmht•rs In rf•cognltlon of long·tlmo• Sf•rvlct•. t\s.~lstlng with lhr project not lnl'luded In tht• picturf' was NHa Nlt:holson. . Chester community happenings By Clarice Allen Easter d inner gues ts of Mr. and Mrs . Hobar t Newell were Mr. and Mrs. John Newell and family, Mr. and Mrs: Elmer Newell and family, Keno. and Mr. and DE'nnis Long and family , Racine. In the afternoon thev al l att ended a reception l or Mr .. and Mrs. Rex Justice, given by the bride's parent s Mr . and ·Mrs. Neece at 1hei r home on Bail ey Run Road . Mr. and Mrs. Lando Cla y have returned to thei r home here after spend ing the winter at thei r home In Florida. Mr. and Mrs . Ea rl Summer· field. Murrysv ille, Pa .. and Irene Parker, Sy•·acusr, were recent ca llers of Opal Wi ck ham. Mar ilyn Neuman, Gallon, and .Janet Gruese r, Loga n, spent a few days with thrlr mother Ethel Orr. Dr. and Mrs. Billy Allen, Katie and Bobby , Wes terv ille, spend Easter weekend wi th Mr . and Mr. Clayton Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Oris Frederi ck have retu r ned to their home here after spending thl' winter at their home In Winter Haven, Fla. Mrs . Ethel Orr and Mr . and Mrs.. Clarence Grucser spent Easter In Loga n with Mr. and Mrs. Roger..Gru esrr. Easler dinner guests of Mrs. Opal Eichinger were Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Flshl'r. Mr. and Mrs. . Charlcs Elrhlnger and Suzannah. Columbu s. Mr. and Mr.. Donald Elchlngera nd child· r~n and Mr. anrl M r s. Dennis E:i c hln g~r . Mrs . Flrn Ga ul and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gau l. Columbu s, calll'd on Opal Wickham . Su nday evening. Miss L aura Elchln!(er. Columbus, und Jess Hor·ton, Worthington, SJl<'nt Sund ay with Opal Eichinger. REVIVAL SILVER RUN BAPTIST CHURCH MAY 4th thru 9th AT 7:30 PIEACHING BY BUD HATFIELD SINGERS.THUIS. & FRI. BY fHE GABRIEL QUARTET The Daily Sentinel 1\ ( US I'S 1411-96<1 1 ol MuUim t•dlu, In•·· l>l\'l!~lo n Puhllshrd C'\'N Y ullt'l noon. Mondny lh r ouf;(h F' rida y, I ll Court Sl. , Po· m(•roy . Ohio. by thP Ohio V o ll r~ Pub· l lshl n~ Co mpany /Mult lml'di<L I nc .. Pom1•rov. Ohio 4571\!!. Ph. 992-2156. ~, l'ond C'l:iss p osla~r p:tld nl Poml'roy . Ohio. 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Honqr ·roll Add•\lllle COMMUNI'r\' SEUVICE - Providing flowf•rs for various social organizations is a part of tlw Rutland Garden Club's community servict•. Ho•rt•, left to right, Anna Turner, Binda J>lehl. Rohert Wilson , Ruby Dil'hl, SteJ.Ia Atkins, Pan lint• Atkins, Mall Suh!ttrlptlons ln"lde i'1flr11 County U WN' ks .............................. $17.29 26 WC<' k5.. ............................. ~14.00 ~2 WN' ks .... , ............................. S66.r.6 Ou lfildt• Melr:• Count)' 13 Works ..... ............................. ltK. 21l 26 WN!kS .................................. ~1~. 10 S2 WM'k5 ................ .'................. 161.f.i l POMEROY FIRE DEPARTMENT CAPTAIN D'S ALL YOU CAN EAT · FISH FRY ADVAIKI DCim: SUS ADULT S2.SO CHILDREN ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM ANY POMEROY VOL FIREMAN AT DOOI: *4.50 IIILTS S2.JS CHILDIEN SATURDAY,·MAY 2 4:00-8:00 JOHNNY CASH READS MUSIC CITY NEWS TO STAY ON TOP OF WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THIS WORLD OF COUNTRY MUSIC. 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NAIHVtLU; TN 37202 ''•, �Page- 6- The May 1, 1987 · , Ohio Sentinel ~Bringers Mental Health Meigs County c hairmen for th<' May Men tal Healt h Bellri nger campaign havl' been announced by Elizabe th D. Aldrich. presl· dent of the Mental Health Associ · · at ion in Ohio. Inc . They are Sue Smit h, Bas ha n: Kat hy J o)l nson. Bradbury ' Opal · Eichinger. Chesler ; Judy Bing. Dorcas: Barbara Cotterill, Har· r ison ville; Olive Pa~e. Langs· ville: Patty G l ues~ncamp. Long Bottom aii'd Portla nd: Linda Stobarr. Mi d dleport: Dori s Grueser . Mi nersville; Lo retta Tiemeyer, Pomeroy; Kalhry n Hill. Racine: Grace Weber , Reedsville; Con n ie Ball's . Salem • ···we rn·alrd . !lldrirlt states. hope our fk>llrlnger campa ign will ma)w propil' more aware or • mental health problems and < mort' will ing to seek hel p," she added. Thr Men tal llC>alth Association is an organiza lion of volunteers working to promote unders ta nd· ing of mental ill ness. support rcsParch, and a ssure co ntinued improvem~n t in mental ht'a lt h srr\'itcs. The !lssocia lion is no1 gol'ernmt'nt supporled a nd relics on conlributions s uch as those raised dur ing the May Bt'ilrl nger • campaign to suppor t it s work .. Wolf Pen community happenings I t OU l ,\N I) Nt; W - Wt·stina a nd ·' ~thur f r aht rN: of Co iurnhla· Gra n gr Wt' rl' a ppo m~cd ni'W • ta t•• dl•putlt•s of ~eigs Connt.v, r<•plae mg t: liJ.aill•lh a nd Mt• ndul ,fu rdan who rt•"gnt•d afl•· r ' 12 year s of S1•r vlce In the position• during Friday's a nnua l Mt:' igs Grangt• Banquet. Pictured are. front , I tor, Mrs. ,Jordan, Mrs. Cralltret•,llac k, Ito r , ,Jorda n, l)un Elliott, Stall' Grange M,as ter , and (' ra hlret•. Grangers honored at dinner . Statr M(J Sif' r D<m El:int l 1.\ '<JS Frld a.v PI'Pnin g wh e n 1hP J61h a n nual Melg ' Co u n1.1 Gra nge banquf' l " ·as hrlrl "' ll1r rurmcr and agrirultu ~ T'. T ht •n• ar(l programs for ul l <J gr~ of thP (aml ll'. in lhC' grang1• lodm·. . l;. lllorr poi nl rtl out. · Pomona Mas lor Pauline A 1 kl ns wclrom1·d gursls and Ml hu r C'rabtrrr was muster· of c•rrP mo · nics. Mr . a nd Mr, . Mt' ndal . ~ ordan . sla lt• dl'pu tlrs in M<'i g' wen· in troduced and M•·s .. )OI'dil n co mmt.' ndl'd grangr· womr n for thr•lr p:.~rti(' i pu t iun ln Krith i\sh ley. Rock Springs. sc holars hip c ha irm:m. prcsr nlcd Robert D. Ashley, LNart Falls. both of his reports to the s ta ir and David Frerkcr. Racine . . conference a nd awarded lhe represent ing Ewi ngs Chapt er of slatr's hig hest sco uti ng honor lo Dona ld Abra hamson or the Sa· Me igs Coun ty, a ttl'nded lhP a n· nua l1 confere nce of thr Oh io mul'l Hun lington Chap lrr, Pa i· Soc ietY of the So ns of th e nrsv ille. Ash lev a lso SC'I"\'('d as a Am erica n Revol ution hrld al judge for the Do ugla ss G. High Beat· hwood ovr r thl' wer krnd . Orat ion Contrs t. Among those honorrd a l thl' During lhc e lect ions of t he ~;;;~~;~;;~;sta te soc te l .\ ' , J\sh iC'.V wa s PIC'ctc•d [ c o nf ere n ce II' ere :iO·yca r mem bers whi ch Incl uded Edwi n to thl' s tale officl' of Sou lhraSI Cha irma n. His du lirs w ill lnc ludP Tay lor II of Ewings Chapte r. ove rsN'ing lhc drvr lopmrnl of Tay lor was a past prPsidcn t o f current chap lt>rs of Sou thea stern thl' Ohio Soeiety and now resides l• . ; ' Oh io a s wl'll as lhrrs rabl ish mr nt In n ts marrk.- N. D. of new Chtl piers. HP rrp lacrs Ashley. state leg! slat 1\·e c hair· ma n and s ta te Eag le Srou t .John .J. E:vans of Athens who is a lso a member of Ewin):!s Cha piN . Accom pa nying Iheir husbllnds were Mr~ . .lune Ash ley a nd Mrs . F.mma Ashlev ol l1c1Urn Jo na· tha n Meigs c'hil ptrr DAR. and Mrs. Caro l Frerkrr. s F. IC' mPntur.\· S:·hool in r:onjunl; ll o n wllh Nt~lional Grange 'vl't•rk, April I K · ~" · · In hi.' llolk, f-:lllorr highlighl! •tl Ihi• hisror.1· of rhr ~range a nd I hi• ~c n r fil of 1hi' orga nlwlion 10 1he· plighl of lhr farmN In lh •· lHIKI ' as Is paral lels wilh loday ' ; ('oun t.v. YOl JTH - ltt•cl•ivln g th1• a ward for outstanding le ader s hjp with yo un~ pt~l plt• lly l'a tty fl y•• r during lht• annual Mt•lgs County (;rang•• llalliiUI't Wt'rt' Ray and Bt.r nltt• Midkiff. thP S !Jtl~ s<·wing co nlf'SI. ThC'rr wer r i1 Pnlrli·S from Meigs ( 'o unt , ·. t·:c11·h .v1•ar tht' Meigs Gre~ n gr Youth Cmup rc-rog nizPS a pC'rso n or rwr so ns lor out standing leud - P!' sh ip \N ilh .\'uu ng P<'Op lt> und lhP award. pn'sl' nled b~~ PL111 _\· f)y(ll' , wen It o :vt r a nd Mrs. Hay Midkiff of Star C l'< lfl llf'. Tht · . lnrclan ~ wt·l't ' .f! i\'C'n spP· cia I I"PC"ogni! ion ror the ir 12 ~·f'at' ..., ot service to the ):!ra nges of the f'Oo nty . M·a sler Ell io lt a n·. nou nred lhrir re,igna t ion and lhP appoinlmr nt of Mr . a nd Mrs. M lhur Crabtree of Colu mbia Cra ngr as 1rh new sla te depu ties or Meigs Co un t ~; . ThemP for Ihe a nnua l ba nquet wa s " Prop lr nuildi ng Bridges ·· and inst r umental m usir was provided b.v "The Gleaners" of l .itk ing Co unlv . r;:::::;::::::;:::::::::~:;::::::::::::::::::; : CIRCLE'S .F,LOWERS Community calendar/area happenings FrUD!IY HUTL!IND - T hr" l'i' wil l br a tla ncr [II Hu t land l'ivlr Ct• nlrr. Frida y. fro m 8 to II p.m .. with mu sic b,l' Mus ic F.~ prr ss . !ldmls· ~ i on $t sinf(IP :t nd S:l rou ;)lc·. F:vr r.vonf' Wf'lromr . · HOCK SP I~INGS - Meigs Uounlv Pomona r:ran~e wil l rhrcl Frida\'"' lhr Hor k Sp ri ngs C';t' (ln ~r Hall. Polluc· k su ;Jprr ;t l li: 30. MPI'II ng a l 7: :HI . Athl' ns Gt;tl ngl' 11'111 b<• gU< 's ls . ; HOCK SPR INGS - Hulla n<l . . ' Eastl'r wee kend visitors of Mr. : and Mrs'. Charley Smit h were : Mrs. Daniel Wor ley. Stacy a nd Danie l of Da niels. W.'va. : Mrs. 1 Oa le Randa lL Ke lly and Kr is ti of , Ce nl crbu rg. Mr. a nd Mrs. Kev in , Knap p, Michelle a nd Amy . Ra · cine, Char ips Knap p, Kail Knapp. Barbara HJtficld . a nd Mi·. a nd Mrs . Doy le Knapp. Langsl'ille. Mr . a nd Mrs. Chil r ley Smith • and !Yirs. Da ni el Worley . St a cy' : and Dan iel wrrr Sal urday even·· • ing vi, it ors of Mr. a nd Mrs. : Har ley Sm ith. Ka na uga. • Mr. and Mrs . .Jrrry Holley a nd • Ctlivi nlce were Easter gues ts of : Mr. ~ nd Mrs. Har ley .Joh nson ; a nd Ta m m.v. · Mrs . Les lir Fra nk ,, ara h Bl't h ·. a nd Matt hew Hya n of Texas : Road spent Wed nesday witfi Mr , a no Mrs. r. " gene Ha ning. Ro nald : a nd . 'Tuckerma n. SAR elects Ashley ~ pr•o krr ~all~burv • Robel"! Murp hy. Robb ir .. Jen ny ·ahd Chad. Mrs .•Joseph Evans . Tyson a nd Jona tha n of Rac ine. Mr . and Mrs . Jo hn E . Murphy, Mrs. Bar ba r a Davis, i\s hli , Jo· s h ua a n d Mi r a nda Be th . Syracuse. . Easler holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs . Howard Thoma werP Mr. a nd Mrs. Fra nk Sari•er of Richmond, Ind .. a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. Larry Barr. and famil y, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mattox. • Mark, K.~if.h ; a nd Sandra were Easter d inner guests of Mr. a nd Mrs . Robert Bai ley Sr. Weekend v isitors of .Mrs . Do· rolhy Reeves a nd Rrya n were Mr s. Robert Reeves : Bra ndi a nd Robbie, Chester. Mr. a nd Mrs. Pau l Darnell. Jeff and Mel issa and Susa n King. Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joh n R. Mu r ph;· a nd Peggy were i\ll u•ns Pn mona Cr;~ngt• m i ' ITi bl'rs wi ll bf gut•sls :1 nd w ill )J I'l'SPn l ltw ;irogrmn ll'hrn Ihi' M<'igs C'o u nl\· t;tomona C r ung(' nwf'ts at t: : :m p.m. Friday for a potluck suppf'l' :[llh t• Hock Springs Grange Hall. : 1-:i\ GI. t-: RID(;F.- The Mrl ):!s Coun ty l·'ox l' hus1•r.-. 1\sso<'lation wil l tTtPI' I ul 7 p.m . Frldav al Ihi' ,;lubhousr ar Eagle Rirlg<•. .• LON(; OO'I· roM - Square danr<• l,.r lda;· al l hr Long n or tom <:ommunil;· nuildlng Sl arlln g al ~p . m . ''' POMI-:HOY - Ml'i gs Co unlv REA CT TPa m mt'<'t s rrtda;·. t: :111 p.m., Pl !•a<~• r s Hes laura nt l)l fi nalize lhc• uproming sa fr t,l ' ttn•:t k on l 1.S. :n. All mf'mbl'r S •lrgi'd to alt enrl. ot lhP Word of Life Churc h. T UPPERS P I./I INS - Fn'c ru r wash, s pn nsorl'd by thr Me igs Count.1· Fk-111'1' Beef Club, Salurtlav. H lo !\. al Co le's So hio Stalion in Tuppi'l'.' PLtlns. RACINE - 11 . h.v mn sing fi•a 1uring Ru sst•ll Sprnc'<'r ·s v; ... tO I'\ ' Qu;JrtCI will br hrld Sa 1t11·· cla y . 7 p.m .. a1 lhe Fellowship Ch urch In 11aclnr. M IDDLEPOH.T -Tag da\' b;· thl' Midd leporl You th League 11'111 br hl'ld Saturda .l', !I " ·m Ia I p.m . All pla;·crs a rP lo re port 10 v llla g~ hall. SliNJM \' 1\UHL INC H!IM - A family a ffa ir par ly. hOSii•d b\' 1hl' .J u n to r Wnod mrn Club . ll'ill br hr ld Sunday, 1: :10 p.m .. al Wood m i'n Hal l in Rurllngham . 111\CINF: - 11ar int• f'haplt•r t:l4 . Ordrr Of F:tlSIPr n Star. wil l holtl Ins pect ton pra r lif'l' 2 p.m . SundCJ )'. Snft ha ll 11AC INE- Th P Soulhern Hi g h School 1\thl cl IC' DPpartme nt Is sponsori ng ''" indepe ndent soli · bnl l IOU I'naml'nt May Hi. ]6. En · trl' fcc is $6'> and 111'0 softba lls or $7:, and no softbalis. Sponsor trophies will be all'llrdrd for thr fir s t three fln lshrrs. as well us individua l lrophlrs for firs t a nd seco nd place. Proceeds w ill go Iaward the bu ildi ng 'of a n ou tside baskel ba ll court to be used by the com munit y. Anyone int eres ted In thr to urnev shou ld ront acl HowiP Ca ldwril al Sout hern High School. 949-2611, or eve nings at ·homl', 949·2%4. Smnrgas hord . LONG B011'0M - The Long Bollom Co mmunl l.l ' i\ ssoclatlon will be stag in~ a s pr ing smor~as­ bord di nner on Ma y 9 a t thl' Lon~ Rnltom Commu nlly Build ing. 4 to 7 p.m . Cost will br $:totl for ad u lt s. chi ldren . $2. :tll. T hf' a ll· vou·can·e<ll di nnrr will fea tu re ham. lut·k~y and dressing, ho mrm a dc noodles. dessert an d drinks. Oa m ·t• d a.-ts G!I I. LIPOI. IS - New da nce r lassrs laul( ht b;• Ni kki Casto will beg in Monday a II hf' Ga lllpo· lis Jaycees Buildi ng. Cloggi ng wll br raughl from !i Ia 6 p.m. whil<' ballroorn. Ia II n and country for adults will be l au~ht' from 1~:!0 1o p.m. MY BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS ARE NOW ON SALE AND I DOt.MEAN ON .Joshuu and .Jeremy Werner Jos hua a nd .JcrPm;· Wer ner. twi n sons of Rick a nd Adria WPrne r o f St. Loul> . Mo .. erie· bra led the ir firs t birt hdays on Aprll 9. Traveling to Sl . Lou is for the bi rthd ay party were t he ir ~>ra h d paren ls, Mirkey a nd Pa ul W0t'ner. Li ncoln Hil l. PomPr ov. I ' ELLIOTT'S SATURDA •Gibson •Sharp •Crosley , i\l.HANY - i\ bakf' sail' wil l bP lll'i d il I Ihe Su P<'t'· X. i\lhpns Ma II. Sa lut·da;· b;· llu• Ladles 1\uxllla• ·; · Barton i.r ;named field corrunander ' shotgu ns." . ~· KENT 1UPII - None of the rea lly feared for tllflir lives. " Wl' wrrrn· r. WP had wives. We three men wanted to be at Kent Ca mara derie ca m p eas ily' sald Spencer . "When t hey had kids." The Me igs County Tuber culosis Office s taff will conduct a State University that fa teful May enough between t he y ouths with started shooting, pverybody did. SpenrN sa id he rarely ta lks community skln testing clinic at the Rutland F ire Sta tion from 4 In 1970. rifles a nd t hose wit hout. T hr Ev<'rybody on that hill was a bout thr shooting s. 4:30 to 6: 30p.m. Monday. But they had their orders, a nd average age of rhe gUa rds m en scared. They werr tirE•d. Some . " I don't tell too many peopk I J oan Tewksbary, R.N .. county tuberculosis nur se, will ~ so ·they went : P at Wilson, 25, an· was 23.. . were angry ." was thNr," he su id. " They' ll g1vhig the skin tests a nd urges all area resldenls, Including food . · Ohio National Guard truck ·· . "Fifty percerit or better of the Afier the shooting, Spencl't' cl lhPr ask mP, 'Whv did 1·ou s hoot ha ndlers fo r the annual Rutlan~ ox roast a nd alumni ba qquets, d r iver: Roc ky Spe ncer.. 24, a m e n In our unit we r e In the Guard saw a banner ha nging from a lnnorPnl kid s''' m··. 'Why did n't to la k e adva ntage of the Monday night clinic. · s taff ser gea nt whose wi fe was because Ihey didn ' t want to go to w indow : "Green P igs 4: Stu· ;·ou shoot more of thrm '''" Children who will be e nter ing kindergarte n this fa ll also mus t expec ting the couple's firs t child Vietna m." said Wilson. whose· dents 0." Ma n)· of Ihe guardsmen have proof of .a r ecent skin tes t and they m ay receive the test a ny day: a nd Comma nder J ohn 19·year·old sister was a KSU were emot ionall y shaken . during Monday nig ht's clinic. Martin , 33. "There's one '1 know of who fr es hma n a t the tlme. Du r ing the cl inic hou rs , Rutla nd E mergency Squa d memb\'r s . NEW DANCE CLASSES . Wilson didn' t like the odds: "A "Some (guardsm e n ) ha d s im· eventually lost hi ~ wife. his will hold a blood pressure c linic. • MONDAY, MAY 4 ton of student s and a h andful of liar v iews to those of the c hildren. his hous<'. becaust• he Gatlipoli•, Oh. Jaycoo lldg. gua rdsme n." just could n' t ha ndle ii." he said. de m ons trat ors . We all sympa· ClOGGING tch;ldn oJ 5·6 p.m. Seventeen years a fter the th lzed with the stuqents a bout the ··A lui of peop le just though! lhr IAUIOOM, lATII, COUNTRY Guard was orde red to the cam · wa r , but fe lt they weren' t doing guardsmen were machinrs. Bul I&DUttll 6:30-1 p.m. pus to quell an ti· Vie tnam War a ny l)li n~ cons tructive"to end It by The Me igs Coun ty HI season with a kickoff dinner Monda y a t Coli Mikki Casto 1-304-675.3181 demonstra tions some memories, 6: 30 p.m. at the Meigs High School cafeteria . Four-H members, that tow n up there... Including the killings of lour just advisors a nd thPir la mllles are Invited to a ttend. Speriddling ncer said most of the stude nts and tht> wounding of s tudents "were ju st really nice. Each famll y Is being asked to bring a covered dish and nine others , are p a inful!~ sharp. kids who wa nted to see wha t t he desser t. Table service a nd beverages will be provided . The ex ha us ted unit arrived a t he ll was going on," but he Guest speaker will be Duane Plymale. South District 4-H KSU May 2 after fou r days of disagr eed w ith the ir tact ics . agent . who will present a talk on leadership In 4·H . 11 duty, In 20-hour stretc hes, a t a " I'm sure the kids w ho got shot wild ca t truckers' s tr ike. The didn't deser ve It . So me were just men weren' t tot ally pre pared fo r slghrseer s." he said, his voice · wha t they saw. softening. "But lh e s tude nl s A c ~ange In the schedule for immunizations a t the Me igs " Thest> were n't c ollege an· were told to slay off the Com· County He alth Department has bee n a nnounced by Norma A. t irs," sa id Spencer .• " The ROTC mons. They broke lhl' law; they Torres . nurs ing supervisor of the Me igs County Health building was burned and there burned bu ildings . You can' t use Department. • was a hell of a bunch of kids." riots as a n excuse to break the In May Immunizations will be given on Tuesday, May 5, a nd WE HAVE A NEW SHIPMENT OF Th ere was a confro nt a tion tha i law." on Tuesday , May 12, fro m 9·11 a.m . and 1·3 p.m. There Is no n ight , but te m pers cooled l>Y the DEVON PETITE CONCEPT Ol!lcla ls estima te the re were char ge for a ny immuniz ations . Parents a r e en cou raged to get nex t day . lronlcaHy , the me n be twee n 4,000 a nd 5.000 dem on· the ir chlldre n's immuniza tions up to da te before kindergarte n r em em brr May 3 as almos t · stra tors a t KSU the day of the r egis tration . GOLDEN BUCKEYE CARD lighthea rted. s hootin gs. T here were 106 "A t times It was a lmost a party gua rdsm e n. Owner~hip a1 mosphere between the Gua rd · .... . Thrrr were so many ' and the st udent s. 1' Spencer said. agaj ns t so few ," Wilson sa id. Ow ner s of the lamb p!cttlred on the fr ont-page of Thursday's " We' d be lea ning on our rifles, " Then the mood bectlmc m uch 3RD 949-2100 IACI/IIE Da lly Sentinel a re Mr . and Mr s. Ronald Beegle. Racine, not Mr . talking to the stude nt s. Th e only · and Mrs. Roger Br.egl1•. morebuildings, v iole nt . Prople we re on top d iffe rence bet ween the Gua rd of ha ng ln!! . out or a nd the s tude nt s was the gua rds· windows. We thought the peoplr m e n ha d u n ifor m s a rid In wtndows 'had guns- th e facts. • we didn' t know.'' A t r ailer owned by Th~r ill Randolph .Jr., on Ohio 124 out of Mar tin said the scene was Reed s ville. was des tr oyed by fire e arly Wednesday morning. tense and ma ny of the ,guards· A s pokes m a n for the 01 ive Towns hip Fire Depa rtment m e n werP scared. reported that the cal[ to lht> fire cam e a bout 1: 30 a .m. and tha t " Som e wPreso a fra id we ha d to Ra ndolph , who lived alone, was· not a t home at the time. physic all y turn th e m to grt th~m Firem en had the fire out by about 2: 30 or 3 a. m., a nd the tra iler Rohert Arnold to m ove," he sai d. " it was ha rd to was then gutt ed. Th e fire r e kindled abou t 6: 30 a.m . and was a sec In those gas m as ks. The tolal loss aft e r that. Robert J. Arnold , 71. of 44260 young guys only knew someone Th e fir e Is bei!Pved to ha ve originated a round a gas hot wa ter Forest Run Hoad, Rac ine, died was bes ide them . it may have ta nk. Thu rsday a t Vetera ns Memoria l been a buddy: It may no1 have Da m ages have been es timated at $18. 000. Th e home was Hos p it al. been. LOADED Insured. A truck drlvt>r , Mr. Arnold was " The rocks werP flying ... from Middleport Fire De partment a nswered a call a bout 9 p.m . bor n May 12. 1915 lri Pomeroy, a thP me n's prrspectlvP. there Wednesday to the gar age a part me nt of Lawrence Yeauger a.t son of the ta te Robert a nd E lla were hund reds of peop!P a ll the Intersect ion or St ory 's Run and Ohio 7. COUNTRY SQUIRE . Auto., PS, Alr. Dill Arnol d. ar ound, a ll.hostlle ." An e lect rlt>a l short cir c uit Is believed to have s tarted the fir e. Survivors Include his wile , No ne of the men bd levr a n Firemen were on the scene a bout a n hou r and' da ma ges have Mildred Kas par Arnold , Racine; order was g iven to fire. the.\' said. been estimated at $2.000 to the struc ture and $1,500 to the one daught er and son-In-law, "I thin!( one or two of the m en STANDARD conte nts. P hy llis J ean antl Da nny Smith. No Injuries wer e reported at e ithe r s ite. South Point ; two gra ndchildren, Man dy a nd Ka tie Smith. South Auto .. PB. PS . Air. Point ; one s ister. Mar y Rumfield . Pomeroy: two brothers. South Centra l Ohio Dares Arnold of P omeroy and Varia ble cloudin ess tonig ht , M ~ i gs County REACT tea m will meet tonight (Fr id ay), 7:30 Willia m Arnold of Ca lifornia; with a low brtween 50 a nd ~:, . Run1 Good . p.m .. a t P leaser s Res taurant . All members urged t o a ttend. several nieces a nd nephews. Mostly cloudy Sat urd ay. with a Bes ides his par e nt s, he was c ha nce of s howers a nd highs near preceded In death by one s iste r 75. 4 Dr., 4 spd. The proba bili ty of prec lplt a· a nd four brothers. Orange Towns hip Trus tees will meet Monday. 8 p.m .. at hom e Ser v(ces will jJe Monday, I tlon Is 20 percent tonig ht a nd JiJ of clerk Dorothy Ca laway. p.m ., a t Ewing Fun era l Home percent Saturday. Winds will be from thr south with Rev. J ohn Iliff officiating. r 10 mph tonigh t. nea Burial will be In Beech Grove Ohio ExtendPd Foreclllit Cem elery. Friends m ay call a t Sunday through Tuesday Meigs Junior and Senior High School Band Hoosiers will mr.et tht> fu neral hom!' Sunday from Fa ir through the period , with 2-4 a nd 7-9 p. m. : Monday , 7 p.m .. In the band room a't Meigs High . hig hs mos tly In the 70s north a ~d the 80s so uth each day. Overnight lows mostly will be In the 40s nor th a nd the oOs soul h. (As of 10:30 a.m. ) Provided by Meigs County E mergency Wednesday: Rutland a t 1: t!;a.m . Bryce ~nd Mark Smith Medical Services reports seven to Ha rrisonville lor Sue Groff to of Blunt Ellis" Locwl ca lls Thu rsday: Veterans Me morial Hospital: P omeroy a t 8: ~3 a. m . to Spring Oll ve TownshlpFi re Depa r tme nt F1rm Price Avenue for Rex Cumings to a t 1:49 a .m. to a structure fi re at Am E l<'ctrlr Power .... ............ 28 Ve tera ns Memorial Hospital ; the The rlll Randolph Jr. resiAT&T ............. .............. .... . , 24 ~ TUppers Pla ins at 9:40 a .m . to de nce on Ohio 124; Middlepor t at Ashla nd Oil ............ ............ 583,4 Ohio 7 lor Tim Cla rk to Veterans 4:01 a.m . to Walnut Street for Bob Eva ns Fa rms .............. 2414 Me morial Hospita l; Middleport Roscoe Rou sh to Pleasa nt Va lley Cha rming Shoppes ..... ......... 2534 at 3: 02 p.m. to Co~ nt y Road 38 lor Hospital: Middleport a t 7:44a. m . F edera l Mogu l ......... ... ........ 41% Mae Lil(htfoot lo Vett>rans Me m · to 270 Walnut St . for Roscoe Goodyear T & R ........ .... .......67 ~ Rous h to Ple asant Valley Hospl· ofla l Hos pital: Heck's Inc ..... .. .. ... ... ............... .4 Pomeroy a t 5:55 p.m . to ta l; Racine a t 10:30 a.m. to Sixth Lim ited In c ... .. .... .. .. .... ....... 41 ~ e mlock Grove Roa d for M ce Street for E ve rett J effe rs to Mult imed ia Inc..... .............. 54 ~ . ~oc kt on who wa s treated but not Holzer Medical Cente r: Rutl a nd Rax Resta ura nt s .................. 5% tra nsported ; Middleport a t 6: 23· a t 1:53 p.m . to Main Street for Robbins & Myers .. .............. 11 % P: m. to Zuspan Hollow Hoad lor Arthur Musser to Holzer Med ical Shoney's Inc ....................... 28\io J}!m le Ur ibe to Holzer Medica l Center: Syracuse · a t 6::1.1 p.m . Wendy's Inti........................ 9% c'>ent er; P omeroy a t II : 04 p.m . to transported Lind a Hubbard t.o Worth ington Jnd .................... .18 l'.omeroy Hea lth Ca re Cent er for Veterans Memoria l Hospit al: Preda Mit ch to Ve terans Me m or· M!cldleport Fire Depar tmen t a t ta l Hospit a l: Pomeroy a t 11:4o 7: 09p.m. to a ~ trucrure fire at the Veteran!! Memorial p: m. to E ast Second Street for Lawrence Yea u~ter res idence on Olga Pierotti to Veterans Mem · Ohio 7; P o meroy Fire Depart · Thu rsd ay Adm issio ns orlal Hospita l. · · m ent at 9:09 p.m. to a bru sh !Ire Emerson We ll, Pome r oy: Teresa : The E MS repqrts n ln~ calls on County Road 18. Canterbu ry, Langsville: Rex i • (_ ·*Unlimite~ Cum ings, Syracu se; Troy Van· kuns, Pomeroy: . Mae Li ghtfoot , lnsu~ance Middleport. • ' · Thursday b ischarges- Tracy " frankly, needs to be better," he ; 1Continued from P age ]) Gibson. J ohn Ash. Alvi n Rhodes. *Money~ Saving sa id. Cpmmunit y College's student 4-H kickoff dinner planned rr======================:w MOTHERS-Come In and Register For Mother's Day Gift to be Given Away May . 9th at A.M. --- Ch(,Inges made in schedule 1987 GRADUAtES OF SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL--Come In and Regi•ter For Gift Between Now and May 15th. --- of animal corrected RA. CINE· DEPARTMENT STORE ~-~~~~;;;;;;~;;~~~~~;;~;;;;~~~~i Fire destroys Reedsville home FREE PRIZES 90 DAtS SAME AS CASH 10 II GIVIN AWAY D-IIG ,.. AlmON ...__,, 90 DAYS nL 151 PAYMENT h, ,qd ~''' dl \'{•ars. mai'C'hlng GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy. OH . Phone 992· 2975 19" SHARP TV 19" COLOR TV $250 SHAIP VCR · (WiniiMs R-ote) fPRIIM l $UMMEl. NOUR$ MON.-WID. &TIIUI1 • •5 TUfS. I fll. •·I SATUIDAf 9-1 ..... 614 Sll,. 111•1• 1st' ..... I &1 tRIO Olil 19" RCA TV.:..................S300 YOUR CIOICEI Washer & Dryer........ SS7S ,., Zenith 25" Color TV G.E. 25" Color TV RCA 25" Color TV WGI CAPACITY GilSON .... IS cL ft. ,.Gibson R•frigerator ,........, ••••• $445 ICiflll ......................-:··· s395 Elliott'a . !Electronic Tuning! CAR . ~ALUES J. 1981 OLDS REGENCY ••••••• S4495 1979 FORD STA. WGN ••••• S1295. 1979 FORD FAIRMONT ....... S995 Ohio weather 1976 OLDS ·cuTLASS ••••••••••• S895 1977 FORD LTD •••••••••••••••••• S895 1981 CHEV. CITATION •••••• S1495 Daily stock prices (;ephardt confident._ __ c~ nt er. Ma ra lyn Htii'IOn . . dauglllrr of Mr. nnd Mrs . Hil'iwrd lln l'ton. Rrcctsvi lh·. ha s Ut' <'n sdecll'<l as liPid ro mmand<'r tor the 19~7 - ~ Fastenl l ll g l1 School Marc h ing llan tl . I tar ton has bef•n in ronrC'r t SPRIN.OUSED IArea deaths ' EMS units detail squad runs I ALL NEW APPLIANCES AN DON'T MISS TH • Band Boosters plant to meet 'ST. AT. 124 TO BASHAN RD ., LEFT ON BAS HAN, GO OUT 4 MILES, LEFT AT SIGN GO 1 MILE . PUBLIC AUCTION ' 1978 DODGE STA. WGN ••••• S695 "TOP QUALITY"-COME SEE TO APPRECIATE FREE - 1 DOZ. TOMATO PLANTS WITH EVERY S1 0.00 PURCHASE EVENINGS 4-9 - All DAY SAT. & SUN. LARRY CIRCLE 479SS CARMEL RD., RACINE 949-2021 Birthday.r noted ' Orange trustees slate meeting ~A~IETIES $500 PER FLAT - '!\IX OR MATCH $5 OO PER HANGING BASKET ~i\1'U KI) ,\ \ ' /• .•:1< 1 lour ·' '' ''" ''· pep ba nd fll'r , .,,., ,., , all-country band th r er 'j'Purs. and las I yt>a.r pa rt lr lpaled jn tlw AI I·Ohio State Fair BHlld . She has also Ia ke n piano lessons I r nine ,·rars . She Is a s lrall(ht A s tudent at Ea s ter n whr r r s he has been on the quiz bl)wl tea m two years and Is '·' 111ember of the Natio nal Honor Society . She has bct> n a rlas office•· fo r two years ..a Tri-M Muslr Honor Soc iety of· flee r a nd home coming a ttendant fhis year. She has a tte nded Oho Un iversity s.ummer session for lwo vear s. She will enter a prc· me d lcal progra m after ', graduation. 1 , I Skin testing slated Monday REACT team to meet tonight SAL'- . 14 DIFFERENT ;.F.:.:rida;;;.,.:y•-.;MII.-...y_,1,..~1.;;9;;;.;..87_ _ _ _~----------·..;.Pol.:;m:.;.;:ter.:;. .;;.OV.:....;M;.:.;::idd::;le.;;.Jl::;o(l:;.;ll1;.;.·.:0:.:.:hi::;o_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~---T-he_D_a....;ily_Senti __.nei _ _P....;age;.::.;;.._7_; . --Local Briefs:-- Guardsmen tell ·seldom-heard side of Kent State announced CPnl<'r: ·Pal Philson. Syraru ~<·: and 1\•a Upton. Tup)X'r ' Plains. " On(• in <'I'N .I' til'<' !lmrrira ns suffet'' from " .mr mal h<'a ith dlsortlcr.'' Aldt' l<·h sa i<l . ciling a •·eport from th<' 1\aliona l lnsli· tute ot M,enrul Health . "How · ever. a m'ujorit> will nol SC('k appropriate t re a l ment . otlen br· rausP of a lat'k of awar0n ess a net undNstanding of the problem." sht• added . The Me ntal Hea lth Associalion wa nt s prop l!' to know thai a nxiety. slrcss -rcla ted pr ob· lems. depress ion , a nd other· mental ill nesses ra n br h<·lprd . jus t as physical ill ness car. be . ,:"Give m e you r will a nd you r vts lon, a nd we can ma ke this ce unt ry grea t, good. and s trong a}ain." he urged. De sc rlbln~ hl!i co ncc· rn ovt>r a seeming trend toward IO&S of WPII·pa\·ing jobs. decline In wagps a nd a s h rlnkln~ middle class, Cepha rdt cited a need for , :h rkrrs a nd m a nageme nt to wo •'k logPI her a s a tea m by rr!ot in•tlng both g roups to do · their brst. ·'.. II we want to hold on to our s!D ndard of living, a nd hold on to 01r competitive edge, we have to hi the best ," he said. " We have to ~ exc ited about what we can.do. Vie can do IN!tler, and we will do 15etler. .. 'This ts a time for excitement this country, lor working tqgether. for setting goals," ~hardt added. "We can do ft. " •The candidate said his other nlajor goal Is to see proper iavHtment In education, which in ' Mei~s Prom Pictures Checking *Accidental. Death Discounts *Interest Paid On Your Balance *fro Bank.By Mail, *Travelers Checks, Cashiers Checks, And Money Orders Without Issue Charge ~~~Q WHEIE: Pomtroy ViHage Hall Auilittrlum t-· ..... -., ... WliH: Satrily,., 9, ..... a • ldloolltotWiot .... - WJfliJW WHEN YOU ARE 55 YOU DESERVE ·MORE... _, u..1... .assan •If you·.. es ·y..q wm · Ow 1M ..... Charlene and Bob Hoeflich Photo Place • Peoples Bank , - -- --:C:::.US=.::=.:::;- SIIIW- .IISI•f--MS s~.:!'. or older you qvllify. •n 00 Minimum B1lence Required COST: '5.00 for 2-Sd's in folfllrs and 4 wallth ucun of. OPEN YOURS TODAY! IJetw.l 4 and 9 p.m. PAYAIIIW8 , . _ - . . as IIAIIY 1m as'" u 111w 1 1 •• *Personalized Checks *Universal Moneycard *Visa • MasterCard *Emergency Cash Advance *Credit Carci Protection .... 'THI BmiR BANK" \ �Friday, May 1, 1987 The Daily Sentinel me '"'is1· PHARMM:Y .~ Wf!FIIIDoctor\' ~ ru Loc~st& Beech Street Prescroptoons 9911 Moddleport 991 992 2955 ,, !04 W Ma:n 992 2311 Pomer-oy NE PLANING MILL ~~~N Mill WorkCabmet Makmg Syracuse ' ~omeroy lftr Df bbl1 Rue k Suf1 vrn l:;'holr r<'hc.us;tl 1\I('S(I•v rrctlon of Iill" n un urwh, 1h POMF.nOY (lfUHC'H OF rm NfVA RENE Cor r11 r Union md Mu1hl rn R1" 'lllomw.; ( ,11 n M t{'lun.a.: (Ja ~ tor Nm'mm P11-s lt'V S S SUpt Surd<Jv &h((l\ 9 Wl ,1m l'f'lornln~ 140t shlp 10 I) d m •<Vr nlnf.! ~· 1 vltl h p m mlti "1~ • k ~ rvin W("(l~l rv 7 p m f l/l iHC II ~~! ~m: l1v <.;tr''' ' "' Ill •\ ~ (OO'IJTIUnion on lhf' fh !il Sunc f.t\ 11l r oM h mt1nlh ami ('Ofnhirlf11 ~11h mor nlnl.! 1.11 " 11 un thl thlrdd Surwla~ Mornlnc pr .r\1 r anti"" mum on GRACI: FPISCTIPAJ Po11'14'fU\ all oHli"TSurvln softtv rmll!h Cl1un:hSch.ol and Nur,;vrv r. trt' !)T'OVI!Irr:l r 11N1 , hOur In thr ParLo; h li.tlllrntrlf, lt~!r lv lollowlng thr ~ r ~ \( ~ POMEROY OfUf(rJI Of ( 111\IS"I m w M11ln Sl Ndl Pf~Jlk lfOOI p.:rs1r.t Brhh Sc. hml q ::ria m Mornln~v.l•t~hlp If): •1 t m Youth mcftin~ fi 00 p m 1- Vl llin g WfJ!~hJp 7 ].1 p rn Wf'()n('l'itl,l\ night pr 1vr-r mnt lnl! rml flillll "(wv 7 II! p m ,.11-fE SAl \'AI10N AHMY II~ flutlrrnul )M• Porn('r'OV Mr.,. 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N·l ZA rH ~ ~ P,\ Si nH F'Hrl PP nhnJ\\ t~ Hill \\ hilt Sund.11 !';[ hool ~upt Suntl t\ St. hool ~ 11'1 1 m Mm nln g Wtll " hlp W ~ '1 F\ u n~tt'lls ll r mN'Iin~ i l~l p m \Yf'dn P~ ct .t \ 7 00 p m Pt .t\1 r mr't~ lm ~ IJNITF.O PRt~~R\'TF.RIAN MINJSTR\' am OF MUC:S COIJNTV IWv Charll'8 Talhotl HARRJSONI'JLLF PRESBVTERl1IN ~ HURCH - Sundll\1 Worship St•rvll'l ~ OOu m ChurC'h & hoollO 15 a m . MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN - $unda v Sl'hool 9 a m Chu rch st"rVIC'f' 10 1!S n m SYRACUSE FIRST UNITEDPRESBY TER IAN - Sunda~ School 10 a m Churrh s~rvl~. 11 15 IJ m RUTLAND CHURCH OF' GOD Pasto1 John Evans SUndAY School 10 00 a m , Sunda v Mornlnfil Worship ll 00 am Chll · drrn 's Church ll Am Sund av E\ll'nlnR Storvlct' 1 00 p m wro , 6 p m Young La dJ~f AuKIIlary Wcdn('Sda v 1 p m FAm· l{y Wors hip • MT HERMON UNITED BRETIIRE N sttlllng the necessary love and gentle behavtor man Durham ) pastor Sunday srrvl('(' evt.lnln~t service Prayer meelln~ Wedneda y, 7 7 30 p m JO p m l1f ARWAI I OW RHlCF rHL RCH <1 1 Hlblt S1uth h ~ · \o\ ~~ pm rA rchnl 1-lF:F DSVJLJ F:: - Clnnrh Sc hool 9 JOe~ m V.nt shl p Sf• t\ lrt' 11 OO a m ~[)(' ('t f'rl rUPPFRS PI AINS ST PAUL lhu n h Sl hun\ 11 ,, m Wo1ship tO a m I hlr11 C.rmr Th<' S Tu('sd11v 1 10 p m , U MW I Uf'sd IV 7 :lfl p n1 Comm union I IOHN I U1 H F. RA ~ r HURCH r rn: Wlll lt m M lddi1 Sil ttlh pa sl m C'huu h s('n IcC' 9 Ul 'm !oiunlll\ ~h ool t O 1m Su nrt tV ti\rChflt I !( ('\ :w RRAnBUHY ('HUHOI OF' CIII11ST Jnhn \\ t ljZh! pJ s~ nr r-;undt \ S,hn! l 'l\11 1 m !111 \ H 1\ nt ·~ S S Sup1 :\1nr nln,L! ( ENTK~L ( I.IJSTER R~·v ·h•m t'N E Cm hilt Rev StN•e11 N e h~m o.; hlp 111 11l r m llAC' l NF CHlHlC! / OF THF. !\ ,\ 1,1\ l~ F.N ~ Rr\ l \0\dDftl rum 11 pr ~lfll Or,1 H.~~ .. Cha hm.tn nrlhr Bn,tlllot( hi t.. II •n I lfr Sun<lu\ Srhof 111 W , m M111 n in ~ ~or ~ hlp Ill 111 1 m r\ tnctli ~t 11 M l \If! 7UIIpm WN in ~flt\ "f'l\ln 7 ll lll " 01 Rn MPI" ln fran kiln Ht v CIPmentf' S ZuniKn. Jr Rf'" Koht rl Muli.vnllfl ASBURY ISv rJ CUst•i- Wmshlpll a m Chu rrh Sr hool 9 4j ,, m Chu qu" Blbl <' Stutl v Wt dnrs rtav 7 :w.l p m UMW ft rs t lu l"s<lr\ 1 30 pm Choh Ht h~nsH I W1'fln1 "'d tv fi ~lp m 11 MW ro urlh Sun I IAER1 Y r HHI ~TIA N CHl 'HCH n. , lf't HEM! OCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Roo (I £tv 7 Ill p m UMW F'lr~t Mondu\ 7 M p m U MYF' Su nda\ fi p m Choir R('o hP:H~al h IO pm WPdn l'Sdtv t F'runk llnl FlATWOODS - Chu n h Srhool 111.1 m Worship 11 am Blbh Slutlv 'fhu r~ d tv 7 p m VMYF Sund.n ti J) m i F I,tnkllnl FO R F.~ t RUN - Wor ~ ~tp 9 ,t m . fhu nh Srhonl 10 !\ M Choir prar11 rf' ruf'~fl .t v h IU p m U MW fir st Tur•s<t1:n 7 Klpm iNI"I !iOOI IIFJ\TII t M ltld!f'p01 I f -Church St hooi •t Ul 1 m Mot nlng Wor !lhlp 10 JO u m ' r•uth Group ~ p m Wt'rlnl'Sdav Chu 1 h ( hnlr n h(•tr "•' ' 7 p m thurstlltv Pt.l\r t S('t~lt t •• ~llpm AlblrS tucl\ 7 p m ri:u n l,~~tnr M I NHt!W III F - W(nshll> S1~ 1\I C't• 10 • m Cllurdt St ht•ol 11 1m UMW th ird \\ rfllli"'~ll rt \ 1 p m f'h oi r pr a« tlr(' Mon lil 1>m \\ ofllh C'. tl l Jl.l s!ut St "1 ~ 1 ~S u n il' ' n1l 'i p m Wt'dnP<.. <I .I~ - p m Ill 1 m p m !Nrlsull FN I F.RPIH~E - Wor "hlp 9 n m ( hu n h Sc hon l lO .1m Bl bii'St ud v 'fu••s ~ C'r Wat son pas tor Cr('nson Pran, Sunda y School Sup I Momlng Worship 9 30 S. m Sundav School 10 30 a m Evl'nln~ ser viet" 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, pas tor Jo£' Sayrr Sundav School Supl Sunda\ School 9 45 a m Even lnli! wor ship 8 30 p m Prayf'r Mretlnp: 6 30 p m Wrdnt'sda~ TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST Davf' Prl"ntir(' ml nlst('r IX'rvl Wf'll s Sup1 Ch urrh SC'hool !l a m ship Sftrvkf' 9 4~ p m Wo r · CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA- RENE RC'v r , unk Riff I£' Gratf' pdslor ~u pt Sunday School q 30 a m Wor"hlp s.rrvlcf' 11 .1m and 7 p m Sundav Wt'dnl·~tt,t v 1 p m Pravt r m('('t Hf'rbt.' rl lnR LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST rNtl~ool CH U RCH D.n ld Bri t p,tslor Robt'rl E Burlon Dlr{'{'l or of C'hrlsl!a n Edu<'a 11on Slf'V(' Eblin assistant Su nday Sthool q :ll •l m Mornlnli! " orshlp 10 :lO n m T('rns In A('lion lip m Evrnln ~ Worship 7 OOp m Wf'dnf'sr1ay f'vrnlng pra vrr and B lblf' ~ ludv 7 00 p m Choir pra cficr 1 hursdav PFJ\HI ( HAPF.:L - Worship St•r v lcr 11'1 ,1 m Chu rrh ~c hool Hl 1~ am UMW ~''0llltl Tut•sdn\ 7 30 p m rMusfi I) II Hltll POM EHOY- C' hUI'('h Sc. hool 9 1!i a m \\'m s htp Ill 10 u m f' M ir ll'hrarAA I Wt•Chlt>stll\ 7 ~(1 rt m UMW S(lro nd 1ut•.:<iu~ 7 'lflpm VMYF' Su nday 6pm ~Co rllttl 1 • R ()('K SPRIN(.S - Chu ll'h School 9 IS :.r m Won:hlp 10 a m , Bthlr!'ituth WM 11t'5tl a' i :lOpm U M)' f' ~S<>nlo rsl Su n fla..v 5 p m r lunlm ru f'\f'l\ o1hrr Su n 1lr1\ fi p m 1Frn nkllnt RUTl1\ ND - Chur( h School 10 a m \Vnr$hlp II am UMW d•: wnln~ Ch't'l t') s(•t'Onil W rtln(~dav 7 311 p m U MW I At 1£'1 noon Clrrlf'l ~l't'Ond Thursda v 1 p m ~ Mu .. sm,rnl SALt MrEN1 ER- Chu r<h ~h ool 9 tS • m W01shl p 111 1r1 p m IMussman ) ~NOWV ILI f. - Wors hip 9 00 o m t hul'f' h <>r hool q 45 a m 1Mu ssman I 7 p.m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Chtt r\E'li: Ru ss<' II Sr rom~• t ~ up! Sundav School 9 30 a m Worship ~;:flrVI ct 10 30 1 m Blblf' ~o:tud v T u<.'sdav 7 ~ p m HFORGANlZED CHURCH OF Jf.SUS CHHISTOF I A1'fER DAY SAINTS Port l und Rnr lnr Rond Wtlll.tm Rou sh pastor Linda Ev,tn5 r hurrh S<'hool dlrf'£'1 or ChuiT'h S1"hoo19 «"! a m Mornln~v. orshlp 10 30 a m WNin~dnv <'Vt'nlng pray('r ~t"rviCf'S 7 :w:t p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shulf'r pasto r Wor~ hlp sC'r\ IcC' 9 30a m Sunda1 School lO :It a m BlbiC' Studv and pr.tVI'r ~o:f' rvlcC' Thur541av 1 :lOp m AI. CW tRCH Ktn~~burv Road R~v Da v i~CurfmJn pttSior Sundav School 9 lO ,l m Ralph C. rrl SUJ.:I Evt'nln~ worship SOUTHF RN CLUSTER ltoRf'r GriiiCf' Rev raul M~Oul" Rt' \ LETART f'ALLS - Worship 9 a m MOHNINGSTAR-Worshlp, 9 4la.m, Chur<h S1.'110ol tO ll a m Blbl• S'l'lldv. Wffin('Sdav BAPTIS r MUt<' SwiJlt-r lii<Vo Sundav &hoot Sup! Su nday SChool 9 30 a m Morning Y.orshlp 10 40 a m Sunda\. f' \t:'nln~r wor~hlp 7 lO p m Wf:'dnf"Stil y 4'\(lfttng Btblr uudv ?::MJ p.m JJJRLJNGHAM COMMUNITY aruRor Bu~lnj!llam Ruv LoiD>rmlll, IIOSior. R<> lll'l"' Cman a10~ta nt P'"""' SUndo,v S<!oool 10 • m """'"'P 7p,m Wl'lln~v. 6p.m youlh mMin~ W<'d ., lp.m dourdo"""""" PINE GROVE HOLIN~S CHURt:H \! Worship 10 a m S('('()nd and founh Sun du1< UMW flrsl Tursdoy 7 ll p m (Cr ac('-1 :l25 ft('V 8m J Watts, pufor Robrn &ariH S S Sup1 Sundlv Scttool 9 30 a m Momrna Worship 10 30 1 m SundaY t'Yl'nlnR lff'VI('(' 7 :WI p.in , Wf'd' ~ nt:'Sdav SC'n•IN' 7 day ,H 7 30 p m M('n s Pra,wr Bnatktast. Wcdnf:'5dav 7 a m 1Grarel pnsror Stf'VP Little S SUpt SUndav Srhool 10 am, Morntn« wonf). JJ 1m Sundav Pv~nln~ worship ?• 30 p.m PfiVf't' SU'ITON - Chur<h School 9 30 a m Morn ing Worship 10•15 a m llrsl and third Sundays FPIIowshlp dlnnf'r with Carmt"' I M I\ It I r .r~ l Sumlt\ p.m SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill UHIP s m('('tlD- and BlblostudvThurtday, 7 30 p. m • Yourb m~lnp Wcdnrs(tly at 1 p.m - HOPE BAPTIR'I' CHAPEl Wfn If" S CHAPEl WESLF:YAN ( HUR( H - Cooh ll lr RO R1' Phillip R! cit nou r p,1s1or Sund,tv S<hno! !i lfl , m u or~h lp st rvlu' lll U1 u m Blhll" studv tnrt u~ t "<hlp S<"n lrt' WC'dn i'S(~ t \ 7 pm RlJI LA~ D CIIURCH OF rHRIST Mark lttnf'S pas tor Rill Nlthol~<ttl\ Sun ci,L\ SC' ho(l) Supl Suntll\ Srhool q :JO fl m M llrnln,L'! \\ or~ hlp .md Commu nion 10 30 ,; on 570 Gr,onr St M ldd l£'pnr t Afrlllt1 NI with Soulh••rn Bapll sr Conw nllon l\ t\ id Brv '" Sr Ml nlslt r Sunfl:~ v S<hool 10 ,, m MornlnJ! won;hlp 11 .t m E\rnlng Y.orshlp 7 p m WNinC'sd IV P\f'nlng Al blr !ti lu tl\ pr.wl"r mrf'l lnc 7 p m .tnd BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Sr Rl 124andCn Rd S Mu r k&ot:'vf'rs min ts ! ~ r Sunda v St: hool Sup! Harrv Hf'n d rlck s~ Sund~v S( honl !l :Ill lt m Morn in~ Wor~hlp 10 lO ,, m E' rnl ng \\ nr~;: hlp 7 p m WC'dnP~o:du'o> "OI !i hlp ipm ST PAUl LUTHF.RAN CHURCH r ornf'r Svru morf' .IRd Sfomnd Sts Po M ('l ov Thf' RP\ Willi 1m Middi <'N ~ t~rl p>tstor Sund ctv St hool 9 ~ 5 ,1 m ChuH·h srr' icr 11 ,, m ~ACRED HEART CHUHCH M>Rr A nthom C:lunnumnn Ph !1~2 ~9~ Sutur duv E\rnlng M,t s~ 7 ;(] p m Sundav Ma ~;:~: R • m anfl lO 1 m C'o nfrs'<~ lon s onr halt hout b('fOi'{' <'l U h MI S~ reo ( Ia 'is('~ 11 am Sundav VICTOl=tY RAPTl ~T 521 N 2nd Sl Mlddl('port tamp~ E Kf'PS f'C' p,1 st or Sunclav mornln~ Y. orshlp 111 am, EvC'n Ina ~n icr 7 p m WN in f'Sd,l\ PvrnlnJt wor sh1p 7 p m Vis ll<-t l lon Thur~:d 1V fi :\Op m MORSE CHAPEl CHURCH Chao I« No rris, p,1slor Suntlt v Sc- hooJ lfl H m ~or~hlp ~ rl'\lt t' 11 ,1m Sunt1.1, nluhl "'m ~o: h lp ~~ rvkf' 7 Ul p m Mld\1. t"l'k pravflr !lf'rV\('(' WNi nC'!icl,tv 7 p m 1rh month t ' RL Tl ANORJBI E MF:THODJS1 Amo• 11111s pnstnr Sonn\ Hud son ~up~ Sund.t v Sdwul q :Ul u m Morn In~ " or"~ hlp 10 :lO 1m Sund" t \f'nJn g sf't'\ Itt' 7 flll p m Wrdn•"'di-1 \ ~f'l\i(l' 7 p m WMPO pro WESLEY AN B1 Bl E HOLI N F:~R CHURCH of Mlddlf'po11 Inc 75 p,~;.~r I St Rl'\ han M vf' r s pastor Ro ~l"r Manl ('v Sr Su ndav Srhool Sup! Sunrht \ Sc hool 9 30 a m Mornlna- Worship 10 lO a m E1 rnlng Worship 7 :ro p m Wr'dnPSd.w <'Vf'nlng Blbl£' Sludy pr.IV£'r 11 nd pra isr '<~t'fV I CE' 7 30 p m LIVING WORD CHERTER CHURCH OF GOD - Glltx-rt Spl'ncl:'r pa~;tor Sun day School 9 30 a m M o rnt n~ SNV\C'(' 10 0011 m Sunda y£'V{'n l n~ srrv 1Cf'7 OOp m Mid wrt'k pravrr s('rv \C't' Wrdn t>sda't' 1pm gJ.tm9 1m ('r<h Sundt v llUTI AND CHURCH OF THE NAZA MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHUHCH RF.t'\Jo' RPI I n~f'll F'ord pastor Sunll,t v S( hn! I ~ ~~ ,, m Worship sf'rt ICC' 10 ~0 . 1 m ' nunl! pn>plf' s Sf'n il fl f) p m Lawrl"nC<' Bu ~ h pa ~ tor Max Folme-r Sr Supl Sunday School and Morning Wors hip 9 30a m SundayevC'nlnli!:iNvl cC' 7p m F' mgl"ll~t It srrvl cf' f) 3() p m Wron M d ,, st•n ill 7 p m Youth m «"llng and Blbl(' St udy, W(>dnf's dav 7 p m MASON CHVRC'fl OF CHRIST Mllleo M ts()n \\ \' r F. u ~C'n<' t ro ngN mi nl ~rr 1 ~unfit\ Blblr S!ud v 10 a m Wo1 St Southern Local School D1stnct Racone Ohoo 45771 (611 B 2tc Real Estate General M.ison Sundav School lO a m Morn ing " ors hlp 11 am Evl"nin,l! Sf'rvlc('6 p m Pravl"r mf'f'l In~ and Blblr Sludv Wrd nr>Sdav 7 p m FOREST '~"~ UN BAPTt ST Rr1 Nvl r , Bor df'n pa~o;t OI Corn('flus Bunch supt Sunda1 Sc-hool 9 30 a m SNo nd anct fourth Sundav~< '>'orship sl"n trC' :1 1 2 :lOp m MT MOR1AH BAPTIST F'nur lh and Main St MlrldlC'pdt l Rrv Gllb£'11 Ctalg lr paS IOJ Mrs F.n ln Baum.[!'ardnrr Sunday School Supl Sundav School 9 :m a m Worship Srorv \( p 10 <&au m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle CHRIST APOSTOLI C FAITH - N('w Lima Rd nrx11 o Fori Mrlgs Park Rutland Robrr! Rleh ards pa slor S£-rvicC's at 7 p m on Wrdn{'sda vs and ~ unda v~: MIDDLE PORT PENTF.< IJ:-i I AI 1nu u A\ I ' Rf'' Cla 1k BukC'r p.rsror C.u \ N01 ltn,(!h 1m Sunda\ ~ hool Supt Sun<lt\ ~(hrxJ ilU 1m ~l l h {)d~~('" for r\1 • 1 ~N; F.\f'nm ~ !it'f vl('(os 11 h p m "1'f tn1 sd ,, AI hit " luch tl 7 1J m Ynuth ~r 11 lc rs F 1\ :m rl~ ltlpm ' EC\1 fSIA FF.I I OWSHIP 1.'1< Moll So Mlddli•p111I R1nr h1 1 Chut k M1 PhC't ~o n P •~ t ot Sund " ~ hnnl HI 1 m Suntl w C\ 1'11 \nJt sr11 Ut s r17p m .1nd \o\t'tlnr-s d,l\ St I\ f( PS tl ~ p m ANT IQPIT' llAP1 1'>1 K• nnt lh Smllh p !slor !-i und,t\ S1hnnl ~ {(t 1 m <hUIIh SC'r\li l•7 ~Jpm m \fiUi hi iiJI\Y. ~ h\pfi I(Jp Hihlt' f'IUih 1hut'Stllv- Wpm FU I L GOSPF.I I f(,H1 HOUS J lillrntl Ro1rl P• Jmrl m lt lt ntnn \ I t trlhtt t s ! VIl ' l 11m Kl"ll\ p 1s S l.iupl Sund." mnrnlnl.!"' •ht n 111t m Sunrlnc\t n ln ~" ll\ ll l 1 !Uj,r>J f upo.;tJ !\ rnd Th ur" d;n Spn 111 ~ ' ' 7 ~ If) m \\ onn or ,~,\IT H '• , M ill ~. Ml!lrllf 1111t Sund,l\ m1 r ntn g ~ ~ t'\ 11 1 111 1~ , m Suml tv c11 n rn~-: 7 Ill Jhur~fl• \ m~Hn ln g Rlhh !i t\lrh Ill r rn \\ f'ilnt osfl n , ''nine 7 :m p m NEW HA' I I" ( HUHC fl Of' TH F. N1\ 1'<1\RF. N ~ Rn I lt"'nflon ~ l roud p tslm Su ncll\ ~fhnol9 Ill 1m W t•l~hlpstt \lti 111 liltm Y• 1ul hsl'l \lr 1 Su ncl l\1 1 1r•p m Sund ,tVC'\tnln gsti\HI 7 fl(l p m Wf'd ~r~ rlt \ Pr tV(' r Mf'PihH! ,t nt\ Rthlr Stull\. 1 Oo pm N EASF. ~ ETTI F. MF.f'\TC II URfH Sun da\ ,tfl f'r noon Sfi'VIft'~ rt!. ~~ Th utsdt\ fl\ln)nl:! Sf' f\icf' S,II i 141 FIRST AAPTIST ( Hl iHCI-t M.1 ~n n \\ Va P .t~lor Blll Mu1ph' Sumt rvSi hMI Ht 1m Sun1lt1 ('ltt"nln ~: 'i lll p m Pr tH 1 mt'f't lng and Blhll' ~o:t utll W r~:ln f'<.. tln 7 111 p m F.\ l'rvonr Wf'lr'O m• RUTLA ND FR F.E IV ILl A,\ rTI'1 s, !Pm S! Rr\ P Jul T ~ ~ lnr p rs1or Suntl " SrhOOiln a m Sunlln f'\ PnlnJ.! 7 flOp m Wr<ln!'!' d:l\ £'\ ~ nln.(!: p1 1v1 r m{'('lln,g i Oil pm SOUTH BETHEl NF:W I F.S1AM f NT O IURC'H S1I \'Pt Rid.l!t' nu tn1 ~vrlt'n !ltrlrkf't p tsl m Su nd,l\ !o\rhno l •1 , m Wm ship Srn l('f' 10 ,1 m Su nd.t v c \rnln g !ill\ lc f' 7 1:() p m " •'dn• l.,d 1\ nl.cthl Arb!£' .. 1u t1v 7 lXI p m I IAF RTY ASSEMAl. Y OF GOD Doo W Va J N Thadi'J' Wo rm Wrdnt sda\ Pr tvrr ~nd Blblt' Stud\ 7 dhll! l .m r M ISM pa ~l or Evp n ln~ ~f'rv lrr 7 :10 p m m('n ~ Mln l ..1n Thu rsdnv 9 :\0 Friday sermonelte 15 pm REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHUROI 3!3. ~ 2nd Avo, Mlddlfport S!JII<IIy • HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Hartford W Va Rc.., David McManis. pi!Sior Churctr School 9 JO a m , Sunday morntn~ S('f' vlcr 11 a m Sunday f"Vt'ning sC't'VI<'f' 7 Jl pm Wednesda). prayermeeling 7 :11 pm FAIRVIEW BIRLE CHURCH U>o ~rl W Va Rt 1 James Lewl~. past oc Wor ship servlc~ q lJ a m, Sundity School n a m , Evmlng worship 7 JJ p m Tu~dlly co tta~(' praver mmlnR and Biblt- Sludy 9 ~ a m • Wors hip servll'l' Wl'dnesday 7 llp m OUR SA VIOUH LUTHERAN CHURClf CAl VARY BIBLE Cl!UHCH, local <'don Sundal School~ lla m BlbloSiudy Wl'd n(l5day i ~ p m ' • FAITH FELLQWSH!P CRUSADE FOR CHRIST St Rt 118, Anolqully !lev Franklin Dlcicens pastor Sunday morn Ina 10 • m , Sunday ovenlna 7 ll p m Thursdav (IVeRII\IC 7 30 p.m STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP TJST Cl!UROI Pastor Robert B)'l'rs Sunda \ School tO a m • Worsblp sen•lcP 1i 1 m , Sunday evenln~t .Sf'I'VIf'! 7 :.1 p m : Wednesday f\1enlnR service 1 :W. p m CHURCR OF JESUS CRRtST APOS TOLle - Vu~ ancl W1nllld E,_,: Jam.. NW8', puoor ~ S.llool 10 li1 m : wo,.... 9rrvl(>o Su • w..,. · Pm Blbl• Souob< CALVARY PILGRIM "~· 1 ll ~Ei H~r~ 'Oowoy KJ • CJJntM Faulk. Sunday School ~pr.'Jor. day Scllool9 li• m , lltortllt1« worshipu~ sonvUI• Road R.v :.,m' SUnday ...,..Ina SM:Jt>o 7 30 pm ~yer ~ln.. Wedn...SOy, 7.30 p.m. · v • . 1 Do they hear? Then the Lord said, "I have seen the afflict ton of mv people who are In Egypt , and have heard their cry because of thch taskmasters; I know their sufferings, and I have (om!' down lo dellver them out of the hand of 1he Egyptians, an<llo bring them up out of tha1land to a good and broad land, a land flowing wit h milk and honey, to the place of the Canaani1es. the Hit files, Ihe Amorltes, th!' Pel'lzzites, the Hlvites, and thc .lrbusl1es" (E x a 1 s) 1 · Not~ce the verbs In these verses I have seen • have heard know .. . have rome down to brlnj~ them up "Thai Is typical ofour Heavenly Father He has through the centurl(•s heard I he cry of His children He knows lhelr burdens and probl ems, but how grateful we oughl to be that He does not only sN• to hear and know. but He "comes down" to encourage and 1o teiiPve Sometimes the relief He gives to His rontempor.ot, < hlldren Is an Inner victory over the rondl1lons that would dcf< ·~ t thrm What about those of us who have had the relief 01 the vlc torv that comes from a touch of His spirit on our sptrns• J\1 c we as thankful as we should be? How do we express our gratitude•' Have we heard, or do we hear the cry of suffering humanity In our community and In our world? Wbat about our churches• Do they hear• Do thr1 seek to tx• channels of our Heavenly Father's compassion and concern• _ Lamar O'BrJut, Puter, Flf'!ll SouiiN!ra llaptl!lt fhul'l!h, 41872 Pontei'O)' Pike, Pomeroy. Rocoopt0 73.921 26 All Other Revenue 1 00 TOTAL RECEIPTS 109.733 51 DISBURSEMENTS General Total Other Flnanctng Sou•ceo (Usosl 103 28 Fund Cash Balance Jan 1, '86 42,266 06 Fund Cash Balance Ooc 31, 86 47,678 30 NON-EXPENDABLE TRUST FUNDS RECEIPTS 30417 Interest 30417 fotal Rece1pts HcHt'.tJHI Ho•.tdcpt.tJI•·J:, General Govern· mont • Public Safaty Public Woeka Health Capitol Outlay Supplloo end Other Sourcn/ Rocoopts 103 28 TOTAL OTHER FINANC lNG SOURCES (USESI 1OJ 28 Jan 1, '86 Depo11tory 48 626 13 48.526 13 3,00p 00 51,626 13 Balance TOTAL BALANCE 6t,626 13 SUMMARY OF INDEBTEDNESS Outstanding Jan 1 '86 VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OHIO 49,196 00 POMEROY,O. 992·2259 NEW LISTING - 5 room house rn town Needs some work and semodeltng bul owne1 wtll lrnance wrth a small down payment Askmg $9 800 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES Day or N0 1SUNDAY ACCENT FENCE COMPANY Let U1 Fence ~au In FREE ESTIMATES AESIOENTIALI COMMERC\Al eo ltJJcn:~ PH. 742-2027 '1t)· J OWN YOUR OWN 511/ 1110 POMEROY HOME REPAIR All types Carpentry, Plumbmg and Elect11cal Repair 25% Off for Semor Ctl1zens Free Est HAS IT ALL BOATING ••• FISHING ••• HUNTING ••• NO MONEY DOWN Probate D~vlsion Me1gs County, Ohto Call 992 -ti952 leave message on machme 11 no answer SANDY'S AUTO SALES Aute~motive lepair ALL CAMPSITES lEVEL & SHADED TUNIUPS to TRANSMISSION ' Doc 3t '86 36 897 00 March 31 1987 I cen1fy the follow1ng repon to be correct and true. to the best of my knowl· & Service CAll 9U-7t03 Apt. St. Rl. 33, Pomeroy, OH DIRECTIONS: Rt. 1 So. 5 Miles below Gallipolis cross Raccoon Crk Bridge - Follow Signs edge W Michael Woll, Clerk 36336 Texas Rood. Pomeroy, Oh 46769 614 986-3926 1511 , 1tc CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 4-21 87 I mo HEAliNG & COOLING ' lul4intool ond omalt (Ommtmal units lnolollallo• of ductwork & humldillors, fvrnoco, hoot pumps, ond atr 1onditktnlng. All work guarantttd. CALL (6141985-4222 I' co ndtt1onlng for mobile or modular homn, 2~ or 3 ton unlt1 Installed on pad & r11d' to cool l ' I • Price 81069 9 pluo tax 4· 8 '87 1 mo J&N CONSTRUCTION Will Do .... Carpentery - Vinyl & Alummum Sidtna - Pa1n1Inf Drywal Free Est1mates Reliable Guaranteed Work We'll Sell lhed Car You A or Fix Your Old One l212mo OPEN nlL DARK 'I SPECIAL HElL- Package air 4 16 I 1110 $50 PER MO. 161 1. 8. 16, 3tc J&L BLOWN INSULATION • "BIG FOOT PARK" Court of Common Pleas NEW LISTING - In lhe country Cule little ran ch type hou se wtlh gmge and almost acte ol g1ound 3 bedrooms eQmpped krl chen Want $25 500 rf4T .CAMPSITE Petition doted Apnl 28. 1987 Robert E Buck, Judge '' ' / ?~ / 11!1 Announcements tv-eight days wtll com me nee on that date In case of laJiure to answer or other wtse respond as requtred by the Ohio Rules of Ctvll Pro· cedure, JUdgment by default wdl be rendered against you and the Petltton granted for the rehef demanded 1n the SALES & SERVICE We Carry Flthmg Supplies Pay Your Cable & Phone Btlls Horo IUStNEIS PHON! 16UI 992-6550 i!SID!NCE PHONE •I ob141 992-7754 PH. 949-2801 . qr 949-2860 6 Outstanding E Ma iooWollll 992-7836 4•171 ma , \\1111111\ \]11\l \ ~1111 I ill\ 1'1\11\J I'o\ \ld )\1 PRICE REDUCED - MID· DLEPORT - Newer modu lar, orce level lot rn Moddle po1t Woodburntn g foreplace porch and deck area Beautrful place Owner s mu st sacrtlrce $27 000 'I I I I IN THE COUNTRY - free gas plus royalties aJe good but approxrmately 90 acres wrth a nrce 3bed 1oomhouse rs better Secluded and scenrc make thrs the best' Located near Rt 33 rn Salisbury School Orstnct thrs home has been remo deled, rn sulated vrnyl sod rng, modern krtchen, cenlral atr Barn and storage cellar 2 ponds JUST FOR YOU' $53 000 RACINE - Cute little one bedroom home rn town m good condttron Alumrnum srdrng. all storms level lot Now Just SIZ.OOO Make Offer •lo NEW LISTING - Owner wants a sale and rs offenng lhts home on Mrddleport at a redvced prtce Large lol all on one IIOOJ 2 bedrooms balh potch Asktng $16,200 out ever havmg to comr mto the bank again u want rock boltom mterest rates And smce tnteres< JS t1ed to the pnme, you hen you look for a loan. And 1f tt's a can take advantage of current lower rates me of credit you're after, you want 11 course, you pay mteres<only on the cash you to be hassle-free and easy to use That's what customers like these are lookmg actually use for And they're fmdmg 11 all at BANK ONE Somethmg to satisfy their very spec1flc needs "&c.1111 of my ilfCOI!It, we didn 'I q11111i!Y for lflllti'IIIMIIIIhldmllotl~t~. I 1tiul 14 jillil 11/mo· Our Equ1ty Money Serv1ce lets you use the toll 1f111Y 14 borrow $25,000 equ1ty m your home to get cash nght now for my dlntPim' colkfttNiW1th tax-deductible mterest, of course.* filnt Ovtr IJtl llul /nll YfllTS. But 1t's alii he special features designed Thl$ JIIIIY, I Clift JIUIIIIrilt ll mto Equity Money Serv~ce wh1ch rna lie I( your clt«i.. atrd I bow tltt ull1mate borrowmg bargam We spent long IIIOIIt,Y'J tlttrt." hours working out ways lo gJVe you JUSt what Ehzareth Hunter you want .beginnmg wtth a chotce of how to make use of your credit. "Whm I 111111 tlt4llwlllt-tqMily bllrrowifl,f IIIIIIU or ' NEW LISTING SYRA· CUSE - 2 bedroom home on I acre lot I floor plan wtth part basement I cat garage Good be grnnet home $16,000 Henry E Cleland Js 992-6191 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Dottte Turner 992-5692 Ofhce 992 -2259 A · FRIDAY, MAY 1ST CHICKEN CUTLO SANDWICH PLAnER ... $249 ' ' 43,306 26 Fund Cash Balance Doc 31 '86 FULL TIME - NURSE WITH EXPERIENCE IN I C.U • C C.U. PREFERRED. Excellent benefits pens1on plan. long term dtsabtl ity, hospitalization, salary commensurate With u perience Equal Employment Opportuntty CONlACT. TERESA COLLINS, RN woll ba made on the 15th dey oiMay, 1987, andthotwen· Fund Ca1h Balance This We~k's Speeials I You are requtred to an· swer the Pet•t•on w1thm twentv·etgl'lt days or obJect to the grantmg of the adop tton w1thm twenty·elght days after the last publica· uon of this not1ce whtchwill be pubhshad once each week for three COMieCutiV8 weeki The last publication PlUMBING & HEAnNG 168 North Stcond Mid• ...,,,, Ohoo 45760 "At Reasonable Pmes" IMMEDIATE OPENING, I.C.U. nght TOTAL DISBURSE MENTS 104,921 09 Total Rocoopto O""r/ IUndorl Doab . 5,116 59 Ph. 992· REGISTERED NURSE The obJect of the Pettt1on 11 to adopt utd Er1ca Pa1ge Phtlllpt by the Petitioner and diveatmg you of ell parental 496 64 SSO Page St., Middleport Help Wanted Ohoo 46769 29.967 22 4.070 27 53,222 27 11,91 5 78 6,249 01 Materials Total Treaaury Real Estate~ Rut.TOR 11 that you have been named as putative mother of Erica Pa1ge Ph1lltps, This actton has been as11gned Case No 26608 tn the Common Pleas Court, Probate Division Meigl Counw . Pomeroy 1,380 00 Rocoopts 73,921 26 tntorell 304 17 All Other Revenue . 1 00 TOTAL RECEIPTS 110.037 68 DISBURSEMENTS Balance Investments TEAFORDm NEW LISTING- 12 yr old 3 BR ranch rn Rusttc Hrlls Lot 99x 112 [lee, BB heal lrreplace rn faf(loly rm, lronl Jnd back porches l 'h baths and garage $46 800 NEW LISTING- 2bed 10om ranch on 100x l60 plus lol Cook and bake untts sefngerato1 freezer wa sher dryer brrch krlchen oak carpet and vrnyl floors $37 500 67 ACRES - Nrce layong lasm land on hard road and water lr ne tn Orange LARGE -Beauhful 3 BR well planned home 3 baths lg famrly rm , wl frreplace untt mod , ktl , formal dtnrng lull basement and lg lot lor the chtldren $50 000 POMEROY - 6 rm lrame nea1 the stores 3 BR basement, furnace and orce lol $14500 SALEM CENTER AREA - 3 BR ranch tn the country All elec carpetrn~ cat port plus 4 76 acres $32 500 RACINE AREA - 3 Y' old Janch 8 rms, 2 balhs cook bake unrts refrogera lor, drsposal all carpeted except bath s lg basemen( lg patio (o pool, cedat sodrng. TP water rec tm 20x32 drnrng rm and 525 acres $97 500 100 ACRES - 2 gas or! wells, lree gas 2 t eadong Creek waler taps good gravel sd Jus! off Rt 33 askong $400 00 pes acre lot all MIDDLEPORT - 7 tm remodeled 3 BR home gas FA lmnace. drsposal elec range relrogerator carpet rn g. front and back porches 2 baths, wa sher and dryer $29 500 MOUNTAIN TOP - 4 36 acres elec & TP water avatlable neat Racrne Da m Ideal 101 summe. cotlage Only $6,000 HANDYMAN - Thrnk you can do some parntrng and teparrs Wrll sell for balance due 2 baths, 4 BRs gas fA lurnace and nrce yard RUTLAND AREA - 2 94 acres goo<l 7 rm home lurn ace woodburner barn garage LC wate1 and hard road $29,900 WANT TO SELL CALL 992-3326 Certifted Approiula Foao Intergovernmental Intergovernmental I Supl Sundav School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Pravf'r servlt'r allf'rn alf' Sundavs d r\ 1.380 00 1-(614)-992-3326 SUCCESS !lOAD CHURCHOF CHRIST JESU~ F.nanc•al Repon" " Phone - Josrph 8 Hosk ins f'vangrllr.t Sunda v BlbiC'S!udv9a m Wor~ h lp lO a m Sun dav NC'nlng ~rvlrr tl p m Wf'dnl'sdav l"Vf' nlng ~C'rvlct" 7 p m PENTECOSTAL AS.~EMBLY Raeln<• Rt 124 Wllllum Hnba<'k p 1st or Sundav & hool 10 il m Sundav 1'\('nin.'t sf'Jvlcf' 7 P m Wt"dnri!idav ('Vf'nl ng ~('rvtcc 7 p m THE CHURCH OF' License•. Permttl end County of Metgs "Th11 11 en unaudtted 216 E. 2nd St. ship 11 ,, m .md 7 p m Wf'dn~ dl:t\ Blbl<' Stud\ tO<\tl musl( 7 p m mtle off Rl Thursdav 7 30 p m (Ra df'rl RACINE WESLEYAN - Chur<h SchOol lba m Worship II am UMWfounhMon' l{i( I~ Commu nion Sfo.n '"" 10 lO a m IX>ttv<'r. Pn sror E:\STLETART -ChUr<h Sch0019a m. HYSELl RUN HOI !NESS CHURf'H Mlkt 1 hompson NN Ha\f'n WV P<ts tor sund,l\ St hOfl l ,,, !-! Vl 1 m Morn lnJZ " f" "hlp t! Ill W 1m ~und, nl\f'nln gs r•J\l<'l II I 10 pm lhUt !idl\ ~C'niii'S ,Iti :VIp m ~· R I f' OOM l.OSPF: I MISSION ,tl &tid Kn"h Inc tll,l on Cou nt\ Rn,tct :n RC'v I .m H ''' 1 f.luPs1 m.rmp pu~1 or RC'V Hn.Q•' t Wlllfo rtl t s~<l IJ tstm P rnH-h ln~ s1 I\ lrr ~ Su nrl t\ 7 111 p m p 1 1\£'1 m N'tln,e \\nlnt•"d tv 7 ::10 p m r. .tn r.dff lt h lf'H!t t Youlh lo!TOU~h Sund" ~ '\(' n\n ,e- ill n ~~ p m v. llh Rogpr rnd \ lll h 1 \\ llllo111 Poml'rov Pike Countty Road%') n~r Flat woods Rev. BlKkwood putor S.rviM on Sunday a! Ill :.)am and7llp m with RACINE FIRST Pa l H Pn~on p.1 s1or Sund 1\ School lO a m CI ,Js~o:ps ffl r a ll . 1gr~ Junior Churr h ll a m Morn In ~ ,., 01 ~hl p 11 r m Adult Choir prnrli('t fi p m Sundav Yo unJ:!: Pro plf' " Chlldrf' n s C'hu1 r h .tnd Adult B li':llr Siudv W(odnf'~d.l\ tl 7 :tOp m Jf)(l 7 00pm 7 00 p.m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Vornon Pravrr mN-tln~ E ldrldgf' pa~tor Wlill htrr Oamf'W('l(ld, s S Supt Sundav &hool 9 30 o m Worsh ip Srhool 10 .1 m Bib!<' Sludv. WNint'Sdav 10 ,, m Dorcns Womt'n s F(lllawshlp Wfld nr HI:n 11 u m ! Ml"CUIN') C't\RMEL - Churc h Srhool 9 30 a m \\ or'<~ hlp 10 45 tl m Scoond and Fourth Sundavs, Ff'll~ ship dlnnf'r with Su11on 1hlrd Thursd;w ti 30 _p m (MC'Cuif'(l) 11 00 1m Sund;.rVI"\('In ln g sf'1\l<'t"7 OOp Wf'dm·~ dm f'\.('nlng pr t\ f't srr v i(l m Walnut and lk'llf\ Sts Ravc-nsv.ood W Va ThC' R{'v Cirorgr C WC'Irlck past OJ Sunday SC'hool9 lJ am. Sunday worship l1trm 7 00 p m A1'Pl E GROVE - Chu rrh School 9 :KJ ,tm Wur!lhlp JOr..lum lfh st a ndlh lrd Suntl n s 1 Rlbh' " IUdl f'\('f\ Sund uv 7 p rn , UMW SP('(] nd 1\IC'~dav i 00 p m 1 Pt3\ u lnf't' lln~: Wf'dn r sda v 7 p m IGftlll"l BETH AN\' - Wor~~: hlp !111 m Church UNITED BRETHHF.N IN CHRIS1 r f.f's \f(' GtiJJJ,m pastor Sun ctav Srhonl Ill no 1 m Mnrnlng Worship ll Denme E Htll, Trees mtnl~;:t('r Rl r k Ma CARLETON JNTERDENOMlNATION Chun·h School 10 a m !Grace I EDEN r., Hlhl~~ Sl•td\ d." 7.ARF.NF. RC'I C. lf'Tin McMillan p,t!i1nr J 1nlrr I.<Jv('ndN Su nd tv &hool Sup1 Sun<l t\ School 9 :«1 1m Morning "orshlp HI 10 a m E\ anJ:!Piisllc Sf'I'VIN" li pm Plt\f'r,rndPT<Jisr WI"dnr'!ldal 7p m Youth mN"I InJ:!: 7 p m M rrv Sf!\~ H~VII l F < OMMl \ 11 ) ( HLRCH Sundt \ St huol o.; ('t\ ltf' '1~ 1, m \\ ,,..,hlp "-f'nlrr 111~1 1m . m J..~ ll s111 Srn 1~ 1 7 Ill p rn \\ f'dn r:-. (~t v Pt,l\1 1 mf•t! lnf.!i \llpm Thur"dl\ ZJO N CHURCH OF ( 1-iRI S1 f'omf'l n\ !111 r l~on\ lllr Jl.d Rnbt 11 P u t !C II m int ~ tel S!!"'\ 1" Sl tO IN S S Sup! Bill M e I I Ill\ As~l ~ llp l Sun1l 11 S1 h1 1 I ' ' lfl 1 m Y.m sh rp st r\ lcI' HI VI,, m F:\ 1 nlnJ;: \\ nr shl pSundr\ i pm tnd\\l '(l n~ " dLI ipm d IV II II~ SYRACUSE CHURClf OF ,THE •NA rHRIST I I)«( ph n H! ~ kill " pl sl flt Hlblf' ( lr ~~ 11 lil t m Mf'tnln J; 'v\ nr shlp lO ltl.t rn I \('Oing WOt !tihlp fi Vlpm rhur srl,l\ munlon firs t Sund,ry / ArChf'll JO PPA - Wn r ~hlp 9 lfl am Church ~r hoo11U m 1m Rlbl rS t uf.lv WPdn t'Sd.IV • Ill p m 1 lohn~o;on • I (>Nf RO T IOM - C'hu r(h Schoo19 :tO t rn \\ orshl tJ7 pm Bl bi PSiudv Wl"d n ~""rkn 7 ~0 p m UMYF' WC'dnrsda\ r, fi(J p m ( rJmmunhn Fll st Su ndav 7p m Da lias J~nev Sunda y School Sup1 Sunday School 9 :10 a m Sunday Morning War shtp,lO 30a m, S undayt>vE' nln~Wors hip, 7 30 p rn Wedn£>Sday f'V£'nlng Prayer Meetlnp:, 7 :.. p m •># 9 30 am S1 h11ull0 l m BI IJI(' Stud\> Thurr\dav i p m UMW rlrsl lh ur~a v 1 p m Co m l oc atf'd on 0 I Whll(' Ro:~ fl of HI~hw, 1 v Sunda \ <'Vf'nlng 7 00 p m LANGSYILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH HOBSON CHRISTIAN IJNlON rThur rh lrd ru1ll d 1\ 7 10 p m Communion rh sl Sumlt v I 1\ f('hl"rl till S IF.H- \o\ orshlp q ~ m Church CHliRCH OF (,QD OF PROPHECY 1m Mid "<'f'k :;rrv lc(' WN:I Sunrl" Kn St•ldon JnhnHon i\ 1 FR L:D - Chu rch Scho nl 9 30 am Wu1 shlp I I a m UMYF' fi 30 p m UMW lhlrd Thur.day 6 :!0 p m tMcGulrt'l. ' SYRACUSF. FJH~T C H U R CH OF' non Pf'nt('('t)sfal Wo1ship ~l't \ !('(' Su nd,n 10 am Sund.n Sc hool 11 am F.'C'nin .ct "'OJShip !tif'f\ \('(' 7 00 p m WPdn <'Sda\ pra\C'r m('('t Jng 7 00 p m tis Sunday school can be of much help tn tn ~rh no l 10 pockup FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Rallooad may be handtcapped or otherwtse less fortu nate than they are. Your Church or Temple and KENO r HURCH OF' C'HRJSI Vf'rnon F lc lt lrl~(' mlnlsl t r Oll\('1 S~ai n SuntJ,I tw ~hor.l ~u p! P11 ar hlng 9 '1.1 .1m 1 rch Chevrolet for a of Education Pomeroy St extend to our children's attttude toward other H PUBLIC NOTICE Proposals Ltcenses. Perm1t1. December 31. 1986 CHESTER TOWNSHIP 992-2156 DISBURS~MENTS SUMMARY OF \ CASH BALANCES. REEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENTAL FUN OS RECEIPTS Taxes 34,431 26 For F1scel Year Ending BISSELL BUILDERS GEARY'S BODY SHOP Pubhc Notice IN THE Supplloo and COMMON PLEAS COURT 496 54 Materials OF Total D~tburse· MEIGS COUNTY OHIO menlo 496 64 PROBATE DIVISION Total Receipts Overs CaH No 16608 (Undorl Doab (192 371 IN THE MATTER OF Fund Caoh Balan~• THE ADOPTION OF Jan 1, ·sa' 1,039 20 ERICA PAIGE PHILLIPS Fund Cash Balance NOTICE OF Doc 31 '86 846 83 PUBLICATION TOTALS tlo TO JULIA YVONNE LILLY, FUND BALANCE FKA JULIA YVONNE PHIL· RECEIPTS LIPS Taxea 34 431 26 You are hereby not1f1ed end Fees Public Nottce Sealed FINANCIAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS Government 29 967 22 Publoc Saloty 4,070 27 Publoc Works 53.222 27 ~n May 15. 1987 At thos Health 11.916 78 t1me the satd Treasurer of Capitol Outlay 6 249 01 the Southern Local Board of TOTAL DISBURSE EducatiOn w1ll opB11 these MENTS 104 424 56 brdo as pr4vrded by law (1) Total Rece1pts Over/ Tho Board hao the "9hl to (Underl Dosb . 6.308 96 cancel and reJect all btds Other Sources By Oodor of Soard Rocoopts 103 28 mProvB\' P Jss Rf'V DavldWisE'ma n Sr pa stor Mrlvln Oral<(" S S Sup! Sundav Sc hO;OI 9 :10 am Morn I n~ Wor~hlp 10 )0 Evf'nlng Worship 7 .10 p m Wf'dn esdav Pravl'r ~n JC<' 7 10 p m ' II~ IT~;o METHODIST CHURl NORTIIE~ST CLUSTER llf'V IMn Arch~ ltt•v Roy De et~r St., 24. (61 1 8 3tc truck will be accepted by the ~outhern Local Board of ~ducatiOn unttl 12 00 noon UNITED FAITH CHURCH Ro 7 on Po IN CHRJST CHURCH Loralf'ft In TPXa"~ Communll v off1Ct Rt Sl RC'\ Robf'rt ·( II UR< II <mn1r Ash .1 nd Plum Hulph Sand<'rs pa stnr Jc- ff Holler lav ll'ad r r toward all of God's creatures who share thts ( un11!ff p ' " '' 1 Sun duv Sc hoollO 00 1 m Eel Roush Suncl.l \ ~ch nol Supt SuncJ av Mn1 nln1 1A n1shl p II ():l ,r m Wtdn1 sdu v School 9 :lfl a m m or nlnj! "nr~hlp and earth wtlh us and from whom we ca n learn so ttH IS ittHII H~ Fw nin1lS.tvl<f'!tioll7 lO p { h\tdrl'n s r hut f h HI :W .1m t"Vf'nln,q 111 prf',tl hln12 S£'1\ lrr fir!' I th1 ( 1 Su ndavs much about hie ttself 7 30 p m ~pN'I .11 sf'n It£' four th Sund av ----------------------------..J. ~'\'Pnln g 7 10 pm - WNinr!id,w P 1 a\l r 'M('f'ling Hlblr St ud v and You th f'I"IIO" MEWS ship 7 :lfl p m WO J 'ER~T lVE P,\RJSH m nun A ~n rmsr IIAP nsr nnrnr 11 1---::~9,;.:;;92. 5141 themselves. but also because tts effects wtll MIDDI rPORT FREEWILl RAPTIST liNI I f: l) Mt iH OD IS r lfl lt lll flt slrnrl st'(rnd Sun d tvs flfr .nhnHtnl h l llli t l tnrl tou rthSun d l\l l ,rC" hm onl hY. nr,.hlp<.. tl\ lt(s 117 !U p MI DOI ;·;;;~;r:et Rl 12 1 \ milro ~ rrom Portl and I ong Bot rr,m Ert..r I H.-rl pastm ~und ay S('hool ~ !.fl ' m Sund IV mornln~ pH•achlng 10 lU J m Sund ,tv' Hnlng sf'n ill's 7 30 p m I h ~~ • 992-5432 Thts ts vtlal not only for the sake of the ammals 112 992-3 785, Pomeroy PrP. ICtl ln ~ 1 1 Ill K~ Main Probate Judge Lena K Nessalroad. Clerk )958 (row's Family Restaw111t "Fufltllfl K1w1tek~ Fntl C41ekll" 228 W. chtldren than kindness to those creatures whose well-bemg depends on tl so heavtly HAZEl COMMUN ITY CHURCH Ofl duv r.nA I-l t\M W('(lnt,..tluv \ ~ n l n ~~ 11 7 Ill p m fir t\t't ,tnll Rl hl r St ud\ SF' VFN IIIDAY i\ IW~NI I"' I M ulh l ti V llf'll!hls lluntl Pllrtltl fl\ ( ti ll\ Br u~ h P ' " ' 'n S.tbll Jl h SPhnol l.;u pt •tln lr nfh nl H.ho n ~lu M tr kin S thh rl h St hun\ h1j'! ln s tl ! [t m itlS lltt t dr l 14 lh 1\ll l ~h lp ~ ~I lif f l n llt~\l. ln~ tl 1 1r, (I~I I O !lt 1111 r t•rnt "Serving Familils" 264 S. 2nd, Middleport human bemgs as well, particularly those who (11Uit h In' WI ,, m ;®\ Agency, /tic. ' •. "",..: Il • 681 Reedsville Oh01 Robert E Buck (f ) POMEROY, OHI0-992·6677 FUNERAL HONE ammals we encounter ts a deftmle clue to our character and general tra tntng, and there ts Iliff lnllrltrl l~ • " School 'J 1 ~ ,, m . Vi,~:;hlp~i j Across from the Courthouse Rawlings-Coats-Blower Admmtstratnx with the will -.nexed of the estate of Vtna 'fl Btll Qui<klt ani! Ruth Ann l!lhe way we treat our famtly pets and other ¢aao No 26491 Rothe Dey, Routa 2, Box 158R, CoolvoHo Qhoo 45723 was oppo'"tod ' ·~ • 992-2975 Me1gs County Probate Coun 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 45769 614/ 992-;!644 ''""'oy, Oh 204 Condor St. .P-roy, OH. nothtng more tmportant for us to teach our U 106 lultlriMif Avt, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF , FIDUCIARY ' On Apr:l 17. 1987, "' tho !jaoley, deceased late of St IEIITOR \feo11• (6141992-2039 or (6141992-5721 Pomeroy Mtddleport Ohto ~< fiOWUS fOI IYIIT OCUSJON master's crrb - lsaoah I 3 K&C JEWELERS Veterans Memdrial Hospital 11 ,,gur- 1 John F Fulfl, Mqr Ph 992 2101 'f 992-3325 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES owner and the ass hts BEN j!;FRANKLIN' ·- 11 s E. Mtmorool Dr. 992 -2104 I RALL'S 992-3978 Main St CENTER, INC. tf'\ \i.l, \ Pomeroy Pom11og Flow11 Shop FRANCIS FLORIST Counrvi. 0/dnt Floml The ox knoweth hts I \ 6 · Second Grocer11sGeneral Merchlndtse Racme 949-2550 -Wtlllam Shakespeare MEIGS nRE "' P. J. PAULEY, AGENT m Public Notice Notice Public Not1ce TElFORD REALTY _,21 s SONS STORE 214E Phone (61tl 741 7711 0 WAID CROSS to know !herr frtends PHONE 992-2156 O.lrito Do s.otiMI ClossW•d 0.,1 illy Nature teaches beasts INSURANCE SERVICES Rulland, Ohto 4S17S Wm B•ll" Brown, Owner oHol"mbu~ Pomerov Brogan-Warner Brown's Fire & and Equl'pment Sate• Ser<J•te Nattonwtde Ins Co OUR TREATMENT OF ANIMALS REVEALS QU R CHARACTER SWISHER & LOHSE Business Services HI Co11t!St PtiHIIJ t*if 457" This Message and Church Directory SP!JTVtored Ry The Interested Ru.'!iness~ Listed On This Page. ELLIS & SONS SOHIO A~s~.:,m.po,'c~e:~e , Ohio lrr O.t Htw Chicklft lotos! C.lltt S.olwido (_.., af Doli<- oo4 flnorelolo Chich• lnosl,- Chonlco""" flalotO, Son..... • It-Not lunl'ilto Ow DoJi. (10Ut Hot Golih• frtnCh Fnt1 •tl Your Chekt elf11'"1"'1l11 (.Slow, Satod. Me<•• leans ru Pot .. a Wid. SUNDAY, MAY 3RD $ ESCALLOPED CHICKEN ........................... 399 la~ttl 0w C..-y, Dolicitoo (KohpH Cloido.. lonttl O.or, or With """ . . IJiomit, Mostottl ,.,,".. oo4 Hon. • •• ,..., . Met ktlwttl ,_ oo4ltla... (affoo. 'Rvo Great Ways 108ornjv. Choose a line of credit for long-term borrowing needs. Once your cred1t hne ts established, you can use 1t anyt1me over the next 10 years-s1mply by wnting a check So you can get as much cash as you need, whenever you need Jt-wJth· Rates are lower than you'll fmd With other kmds of loans &I Strd "Wt nttdtil ft eain l!>d)lio dtt~llllllh ltvtrfll biU /IIJYIIItflll af /rit#J rN/tml rtllts-fll till! COlt· llllidttl«<llum lllitlt an &Nily Money Smict " lotl11111ill bt /lllid ojj.lt'llllsl! • rtluf 14 11111kt JIUI 011t fillY· mmlamontlt-t~lllll iNitrtsl rtllt lhlii'J rary to liw willt." .. lotl11. Wow tilt bow whm ONr aio! o/fti!H /10111• /&r-IGw sllllf#oi•~ I ftprtd ii!IIU li111t tout wpa mdil/i11t tm~llro!lflr we - ~ lltflllllu ,.,.lllllil 11at .,,.,. I rtt~/ly mioJtd ""'*i"' witlt llu ~ ,, Bech and john Mmard BANK ONE." • Bill George Or choose a single-sum loan for aone-time need. Some of our customers prefer a more trad1 t1onal 1on~ltme loan w1th a fixed Interest rate 11nd the same payment every month Whal customers hke these arefmdm~ a1 BANK ONE may be exactly what you re after So why look any further?We 1hmk you'll fmd the ulttmate equ1ty loan nght here. Because at BANK ONE, we'reworkmg very hard tobecome your ult1mate bank To apply or to get more mfonnauon about EQuity Money Service, just stop by any BANK ONE office, or call usa1593-6681or I S00.824.w54 mOhio. " or DocafltiootH, loth frnkly l<owo& (A looolllrioll Moy lo Sollotltlfttll CHICKEN OVII IIS(UII AlONE .................... '2.49 ••• ' •'• l' ~--~~~~--~----~ ; HOlliS: SUN.·IIIUIS. 9:00·1:30; FRI. & SAT. 10·9 Krrbnuglfli nf QI~ratrr IESTIIUNT 1011'1 7 . tiS·JISI r--""""- BANKE/JNE.. 1ft CIIIS1II lANK OH£. ATHEH6. NA ANM. 01110 MlmMI J 010 \ ' . I ' '"Coosu ll your tax ad'11!10f lor spec1f1C CO!'!d111ons and lielalls *'Tht annual fee 15 SfJJ • ' I \ �Page- 10- The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio Business Services AIHIIJIIIII, P.llllm t ·, ;:=======:;,=::::::::c::::=:::i ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL ComputeriZed Heanng A1d Selection Cl Swim Molds lnterpretmg SerVices Rivenne AntiQues z $ LISA M KOCH MS - 1174 Eo1t Man !t Pomeroy HOURS lues Wed Fr 11 am to 7 p m Sunday I p m 7 p m ill ::J: 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Galhpohs Ohro 45631 RUSS MOORE 992 2526 4 4 mo EMPIRE FURNITURE INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Rep acement W ndows •New Ro of ng FREI EITIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992-2772 4 28 87 I mo MOHAWK CARPETS Bo• 717 Rtct.,. Rtvtvll Ap I 30 May 3 7 30 PM Moo e t Chapel United Method tt Church Ashton ng to t •v• with portlb .. urut Send .. ume wrth qUI itic.tion to P 0 Bo• 33 Gt po t Ohl9 45631 SIDING CO. New Homes lu1lt Free Est mates PH 949-2860 or 949 2801 Hobson Drrve Middleport Oh10 992 6173 3 II tfn THE HAT RACK 4 16 87 I mo Res dental - Com mere al - lndustnal free Esllmetes - Fully Insured ROOFING - Sh ogles Rolled Roofong Guttenand n sulat ng Roof Coat ng CARPENTRY Add11 ons Garages Sun Decks CONCRETE WORK- S dewelks Basements and Dr ue ways SIDING V nv Alum num and Wood PA NTING - AII types ncludlng space ago nsulat ng lotudoyiOAM lo 12 NOON Othe r mts by chan e o ull 992 Sill for oppo ntmtnt HANDCRAFTID COUNIRY ITEM! Wood Cro<h•t Ou It ng DB 2 me e ct 1 fo 1 100 bed SNF CF Ftcility ocated n Jackson Oh o Prev out med c81 recorduperlence n long term c.re 1 p .terr..:t E•ee ent btnetrta Mnd eturne to Four W ndt Nurs f'lll Centt 216 Sath A'tle Jtckton Oh o 45640 Att Adm nist ato mo Roger Hysell Garage EUGENE LONG VINYL & ALUMINUM Rl 12 4 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE Complete Gutter Wo k Worked n home a ea 20 vea s Free Est m ate s • Pomeroy Ohta Fu b ooded female Ge man Shephtrd puppy 6mo o d Ph Gallipolis 614 446 6151 Government toba you a ea • \1 ooo •18 000 Phone call rtfundlbl~ 1802)8311 8B85 E•t 1449 S42S 3 9872 mo pd Someone who drrves to tYe n and care for lady oom and botrd amtll ulary 304 675 2374 2 male kitten• 1 b ec:h & gray 304 895 3681 AVON no sa v ce cha ge open e ltor 11 phone 304 675 1428 Happy Ads Needed food transport a de 2 hou • da ly M n wage plus m leage Must bt t1 tb e tnd have el ablee veh dt Mutt be able to I h hetvv food eontl n I s Apply at ~ 01 Second St 0 d Moo.. Bldg Pt Pit 4 17 I mo RADIATOR SERVICE KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE G&M TV REPAIR We can repair and re cote radiators and heater cores We can also ac1d boil and rod oul radralors We also reparr Gas Tanks 985-3561 All Mahs •Washnn •D shwas hcrs 49835 St Rt 124 Lost and Found LOST lmpo tan pape s a Ho 1e Med ca Cente Name on f ont 0 a Sm th P ease f found Ph 614 388 8429 ' 8 Pomeroy Bowling TVsr Antennas Satellite Soles 949·2606 Home All Makes & Models 24 HR SERVICE 3 17 2 mo pd Part t me meat cutte for tmall g ocery sto e Send esume to Bo• P30 care PI P eeunt Reg ate 200 Man St Pt p ea11nt 12 Schools I nstruct1on B •ng th 1 od w th your famly ur group Serv1ce 992 Thrs L1ve Enlertamment Wed Fn &Sat N1ght 900PM to IOOAM The Medatt ron Band get Dnf fntl! Etectron1c Organs Mob1le serv1ce Good Fr &Sal nrghts or any open bowlmg 11 me Call us for parties for your group 992 3432 or 992 2403 614 843 5248 REliABLE 8 10 86 lfn I j Cash n a dey lt'te Auc:t on wey C ek 1 Auc:hon Serv ce 304 896 3430 L can .. 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Pt P no ooo oo 304 4~8 1875 Piette s• 3 BA anch 1300 per mon h plus utI t es Oep equ ed Call 614 388 8624 a1te 4pm May 1 It end 2nd La ry P ckent rnldence on St Rt 124 Pome oy A condlt oner pa nt meta wardrobe sateNite dishJ ch dren ctothn ttt eo lu ni 1u e etc 810 South Second Mkk:llepor~ MIY 1 9 1911 IuEck. bedroom su te ocltart tfr gtrltor oth• turn ture drtpM curta nt tow f I I nent bedd ng d 11'1111 lools jewelry clothing m tc Vard8 .. tPorttrendoldRI 160 Fr 1nd Itt 9 Spm C'offM tabla dlthn home tntenor TV Newly edeco ated 3 4 BR tam y oom Plenty of storage ,tp•ee N ce tocet on Ph 614 446 7026 2 Famlty V•d .... 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I dl &llllflmtl&...._ '* ..... 1V ......... ~ .......... lld Concrete blocks a s :rea ya do dtl very Mason send Gall pols Bock Co 123 112 P ne St Ga po s Oh o Ca 614 446 2783 Good used floo mode & portable co o lV t Ph 446 1149 g:j acr" 1 mllll on Rt 62 from Point P .. aenl T mber m ne • 1 we septic Owner f n1nc no 137 200 u 200 down •nd •242 22 per month 304 525 6357 110 ac:ret Leon 8aden Ad Houte & outbu d ng St eem through p npeny 304 4511 1de6 Bus mess 8u1ldmgs Commtrc • building• for .._e Oown own Pt Ple•ant Storti oft es A One Real Estate Ca o Yeager 8 oker CtH 304 17ti 510. 747 lnd.. ltrial ltOfll!ilf 12 foot owr head door 3 ph.... of .-nc 18x48 ttttl building 81• ••8 2362 Fo lppotntmlnt 36 Lou • 71 Autos for Sale ~ough Lumbe Oek & Pop a 1160pe 1 OOObybunde 20c by boa d h 304 676 4412 56 Pets for Sale Dragonwynd Canttr'11 Kanne CFA H malayan Pe s en and S amese k tten:s AKC Chow pupp 81 New Chow pupp es Ca 6,4 446 3844 atte 7PM Auto Repa11 Stru s $1 9 95 p11 natal ed Mos mod els Muf1e Man 9 St mpson Ave Athens Oh o 1 800 B43 3 767 All 1 Cha me s 2 ow co n plan e Sa os No 333 no t pu lypew h fen zerboxesend nsect c de httb dde box pu chased new 1985 Fo nlormft on ca I 304 676 4170 day mo 676 3666 oval~ hgs 62 Wanted to Buy Now b yng shet con o ea co n C11 I for a es quQ&es R va Ctv Fern Supply 614446 2985 ck campttr 3 bu ne s O\le ce bo x I n11ce S eeps4 $600 614 949 2166 62 CB TV Rad1o Equ1pment each Ph TV Equ pmen Pa 1 & nt u ments Ce I 61 .. 446 8622 304 895 54 M1sc Merchandise Wanted R4 fed 304 896 3972 1977 Cam a o 07 00 00 304 675 7829 63 80 Ot1tsun exc eo nd no ust 304 676 6689 af e 6 00 PM Ltvestock Ou oc: Boa a 8 ad ust ke the boa 1 we etted 11 he Oh o Tette lon tha ga ned ove 2 6 lbs pe day Roger Bent ey Sab na OH 5, 3 584 2398 XR7 new paint obu eng ne no m 111 n ceca S earnt Gange 304 676 7710 0 675 6749 Mus cal Instruments 1968 Campo 18 It both w h t howe new .,, 8800 00 304 773 520 6 Serv1ces 86 Mustang 3 doo V 6 auto AC c u •• cont o 31 000 m les 304 675 543, 79 Couga 81 11700 27 1 0 speed bycyc a good cond ton teO 00 Call between 7 9 PM Ph 614 446 3&38 New Wltdding Gown 1 ze 9 Ph 61• 38B 9306 Own you own camp• te no monty down 150 mo Bott P th Hunt lkl Foot Pa k Ph 81. 4.8 8591 ChHt Freeze 176 Mnto gu de ~ mount •so iohnson c• blel(12) t100 Ch!Wy Tift S 10 In-) 270 30 30 30 06 RHI,. 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Atao tqU rtd t 0200 00 MCUrily'-" CON TACT JtckaonEttatnDept Ph 448 3917 Equal Houa ng Opportunity Fum tMd • unfumithed .,.. t15000Md• ' , . . _ P h 87& n31 or 30• 171 &1a.A 1 AooiE...., Acreega 29--111111 Good - A P I 11R 701,_ Aw C'lv 7 •221 ~ nlco~-:;..2 ..... "" Mt-4411- '7t'M ~ lttttfNlnto. oil ~ 7<10- ,_ 1 IR 1111 -~-- , _ ~- c.w . . . . . . . . . IP ate Cel 114--..a 4222 1Ji11 IIR I ' .,.__nn ........... ......... tldiiMt ....._No_no,..LPII Homo Improvements I BAS EMENT NQ Un co nd 11ona 111e1 me gUft an t ee local eferencn fu n 1htd F ae es t mat.. 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Aefrlgera t1o n Motorcycles 1980 Ha ey Spo t ate Good cond ton 29000m 12000 C• 1 614 379 2249 11f e 15 OOpm Flea den I• o co mm a c a wl ng Nnw •• \1 ce o epa 1 l ctnted e ectrlc an Elt mt 1 f •• R denou El ec ce 304 676 1786 1976 760 Hond• 0626 and 1 1977 400 Kawasek 1300 Ph 86 e1• ••e o1,e 1988 Honda 4 t ax 2 months old f 1500 Co 814 992 7467 0 614 742 31&4 1982 Suzuk AM 125 Wattr coolad d r bike Good c:ond ton Ca 614 992 5992 ~nlngs 19 8• Honda Shldow VT100 814 742 2591 11n Ford Thund• b d 1978 Ford G an To ina 1400 ..ch c....,.~.."' IrK 0ooc1 Coli 114 1149 2603 u.d ancea and TV Mia. Mon thru 827 l<d Awe G II; U1, OH o,_ I to IPM SOl ., .. _ .... It• nl111 ttlllt .. h.utt tyta.mt Now cuttom m1dt io you truck motorhOmto clut ccar With Hf•twne wa ranty Muffler Mtn I ltlmp.an Ave Athens. Ohio 1 100 143 3767 ODOD UIED APPUANCEI rafrtt=IOrL ran... • ..... "'""'""' U-Rwfl4 -~~­ C..-.,.......,.. Be carelul when you shoot they some tlmell circle the wagone and hre back 15 ~ondo XR350R quick .. • Phone 5•3t 76 Boats and Motors for Sale 1981 Cht'Vettt Aulo AC 4 ntw t fll Goad condl on 01500 Cell I U 8•3 5244 16 foo flberg ass un&bou red end wh t1 5 0 HP Me cury moor a fl t25 00 Ce 614 992 2369 1811 Corwtto 327 onfjino 350 H P All numberl m11ch 0 mtltt ttnc. totaf rMtoradon No •• ponco -od T Top 114 1141 2225 78 Sea Sta 90 hp Mt 11ury power 1 m 82 ht;tnentt tra « good cond 13200 Itt IMald• Tr County Spont $tJop Ph 30. 175 29U I • CARTER 8 PLUMB NG AND HEATING Cor Founh and P ne Gellpol1 Oh o Phone 814 446 3888 o 814 ~ 440 4417 ,. Bruce Beattte -o ~ -----' 1982 Ctma o but V 6 AT P& PB AC sport whetft 14200 Ph 81• 446 1086•ft e &pm Ca 448 4523 191& Ford Esc o t 4 apeed *3119 19811 Chr.tY Chevette 4 tpetd 13199 Johns Auto S t et Bu tv le Rd Gatl pollt Oh ~ :;;B:;;2=:;;P;Iu::;m;b:;:ln~g== ! 1914 Elcort • doo 4 spe.ct ntw P• nt & tkes t2 700 Ph 61. 379 2682 ¢all Model DC 4 T acto n good cond W de f on tnd lpt hlleh 1750 Case 2 1• n pu type plow• 075 00 7h 0 og 0 1k 175 H.v w•uon with faclory btd and t d" n ce thtPt 12~0 Ph 61. 388 8895 ttlttr 6pm SWEEPER and uw ng mact1 ne epa part• and tupp 11 P ck up and d11 ve y Dav s Vacuum Cleener one h•lf mIt up Oto gn C eek Rd Ct 014 446 02B4 Ir"nspor l~litm 61 Farm Equ1pment SWAIN AUCT ON • fURNitURE 52 Olive It GatMpotil New & UMd woocf colfttcwn I pc wood LA 0319 bunk bodo 0191 tdinert new I uted bedroom tuitM wringer wuhera • - . . New llv;ngroom tuit" ...... 1 • .....,. Coil ••• 441 3111 ·-~·-· 10 P ck Up 4x~ u tnd td AM FM Ste eo 28 ooom a w•v• gt 1gtd e•oelen eond ton 18 OOOPh 614 448 7500 71 61 Hou1ehold Gooda . , . Colll14--. .21 s I .IIIII Siilllllli'S (i i IVI~SIIIt.k Su plus Army Camouftauge cloth ng WUd Otn.m Turkey Seuon St•rtt Apt I 271 S.m Sommri e s Junction n deptnd-'ct Rotd Old Route21 East Rr#lntwood F I Sat Sun 12 00 I OOPM SNAFU® Trucks for Sale P ANO FOR 47 Wanted to Rent 43 Farms for Rant 72 614 388 n9t 14x70 mob It home pertiatlv turn shed ceru • a c 011 to schools ho1p tt a. ttortt 304 875 5719 tfter 3 p m 73 P ymou h Velienl 8600 o bnt offer 304 676 5974 Lowrey Ma d G 111 0 gan ka new 8800 w th head phone• Ph 614 446 1023 -Mo!1JINm. plorrlyofw- ,__ I 77 61 Farm Equipment 8621 o 446 4778 CDUNNTRY MOBILE Homo Pt k Rou e 33 NorthofPome-oy Rent1 • e t Ct 614 992 7.79 Farms for Sale Jlt . . . . l Bu d ng Mate as Block br ck. sewe p pes w n dows ntes t c C aude Wn ten R o 0 ande 0 Call 6 4 245 5121 1 aeaton •e&OO Ph 814 388 9132 ,..2J31 WfJ 0 L 66 Bu1ldmg Supphes Vtrmtff' 504 Round Ba If uMd .............. . . ............ ,..., ----:.= W.,_.,.._..,._ - '-=.. -·,. --·-. . . . . . , . 1.... ...... . _ .. . . =-=--. . . . ·-·--· -= . . . -WII - ----CIY*- ........_ ...... 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Rebu It All types to que conve teu & t ansfe caset CVO Jo nts Guaran eed a m numu" ot 30 days w II de ve cuh & cary o nata Call 614 379 2220 or 1 304 675 6768 Statesman t tier used 1 2 1 4 hours ea t net B l"ip 304 468 1591 Bunk Bed w h Bunks 8199 95 New Chest $48 DO New L" ng Room Su tu 1179 95 ~ Tickets to ~EO Spct'.ctwagon Concert Ph 61ot ·'-'6 3806 efta &pm 2 bedroom fu n shed e tan AC no pets New Hawen 304 882 2466 1174 G anv le 14x70 3 bed oom 1 ~ btth 11 eltclr c Mu1 be moved 16200 0 80 C•l &1• 985 4367 20 aCte fl m Hannan T ace Raad Glenwood W Vt fo m"D • Informal tOn ca11304 n3 5118 or n3 5186 tfttr 5 00 Auto Pa,.. 8o Accessor.as Used 6610 0 t c'h W t c h T enche and 460 John Deere Oo&tt e14 694 7842 o 694 5006 67 8)15 33 76 For 11 t L mntont nnd g 1vel 1 II d 11 firewood De VI .ci 304 876 4412 Callihan s U18d T e Shop Ove 1 OOOtret ues12 t3 1416 16 185 Bm esoutRt 218 Cal61• 266 6261 1!170 Allan T 1 If 1Ox50 2 BR 1o sale 14000 Ph 614 388 34 II Set once P ice c:ht•P Ctll 114 448 o1•e Y1NIIIol01 2nd.lllll430 a . - T - LMI•blg -..- .......... ""'" IV 71 ae n Guyan Creek at G en wood h11 wellt tP ngt bt ns and bu kt nv• Ph :104 522 1816 4 Fomity -102 Ho-ood o 1 1 Sat onty Lott of new quilt a, omiQuol Go.... s ... 5 flrftily Moy 4 5 off 5&4 Z milts lrom Pewter towatdl chath " 3RoomApl 18 Ph 614 446 7572 oft ce 446 1980 home KIT N CAR!;YLI! ®by Llrry Wnght WATE~PROOF 3 ftmity Third 1nd Ch•ry 8ta Rl 12• Sv•ICUII Ohio Kldo dothtt toyt and more Mort. and Tutt Mey 4th 1nd 5th 9 lpm Evory1hin9 ohoop Yanl Ill• Sat an Shoestr ng Rldgo-1 mlto •••80 2 May 4th and 15th 9 00 4 00 loy cloth ng birth through 3T M.tarnity cloth" and m IC Behind Vett oft ct on Mu btrrv Craft temt afgll'lt yard orn ... mtnlt. bedapreeda curta ns. Homtlntllrior NeutJ tnga 5y a cuae N.. t to grade tchool May 1st and 2nd Pa sona Furn tu e 1415 bsta n Avenue Mattreu & Box Sp ngs &99 96 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL TV MOB LE HOME SALES~ 4 M WEST GALLI POLS HT 35 PHONE 1514 7274 64 Mise Merchand1se Downtown 1 BR fu n sh~ c a paled AC S226 pe month Depos t equ ed Ph 6 4 446 1788 Fun shed 3 oom cott•ve 53!/J Sp uce New y deco a ted adu & no pet Oep and equ red Cal614 446 2643 E'""Vthtng I 28 etch F rtt f'OIId on WI 'j)alt M " cem ...rv out, of Rutland F rtt houM on the left May 2nd •nd 3rd A,. Fu n thed Apt $240 UtI t es Pd 1 BR 243 Jackson PIta Ph U6 .4 6 ng 1 and 2 bed oom apartments at V llage Mano and Fl ve 1 de Apa t ments n M ddlepo t F om 8216 ncudng ut ttl Call 614 992 7787 EOH Stturday and Sunday Bradbury RoHI just bafo e the school Btby c:h d en 1 aduha cloth ng and m scellaoeous Toolt rods and atls wringer wether cha n saw 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy MIY ht 2nd and 3d 12 Months t ee f ntnc ng with 1pproved c ld 1300 m nu mum purchue necnury 3 M Its oul Bultv e Ad Open 9am to 5pm Mon thru Sat Ph 514 4.8 0322 814 Apartment for Rent G ac ous In Ga po t so• Le Gnande Monday Mty •th 3 lamlly Clothes ltmpt hou .. hot~ itemt much more Sot.. and chatrl pr cad from n95 to 1111 Tabltt no .and up to 1125 H d•• beds •310 to 1695 Atd nen 1225 to t375 l.ampt I 28 to 1125 D nett•• 1109 and up 10 u.915 Wood table w 8 ch•lrs UIS to 1795 Detk 11 DO up to 1376 Hutehea 1400 and up Bunk beds complate w mattren• U951ndupto.395 Babyobeda 1110 Mattrtlltlo boasp np fu I or twin f63 fj m •73. and 183 Que.., sett $226 K ng 1350 4 drawe ch"t 189 Gun ctb nett 6 t! vun Gat or .aectr c: range 1376 Btbv met 1reues 135 &. 1•5 Bed fames 120 130 & K ng 1 amt 160 Good •• ec on of bedtoom au til metll cab nett head bolfdt 830 end up lo 186 t:::::::::::-1'"";;:;:~";~~:::~~~:1 Old 1600 heavy StovePhl.i refngtJato 1 y oduty d UOO Ren tals The Dally Sent•nei- Page- 11 lAYN£ S FURN TURE Kenmore Wathe & Orye 1yr 1983 Nathua 38 n good condit on Call 6 1• 256 1 448 .................,.1300 I . Coleta ttlo ..,., Mite c_.,_•....,.,.,,.,.- ROOFING ~ NEW IDEAS 6147472191 11 Howard L WrltiNI FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PURL & IARIAU VAN MEIER 304 773 S!IS ( Afltr S .Jif...IIIJI 1111.1111111 ... . . . - Hourly PH. 992·9CJ49 c:hldrut 2YifdlalnHilhop0 ~ mi OU1 Nooghborhood Rd off 141 Moy 1 2 9 5 baby clothM ulg woment •mill ment. Itt to commodea bas n1 awning TV tupperware 2•te VHS HOME RECORDER BOGGS s,,.,,. f 11111111•;1'1''11! PHOTOGRAPHER THE DITCHING SERVICE Parte & 2 bedroom houN Cfrpet • air conditKHltr 100 x150 Lat & m I• from town 114 441 8698 9am to lpm Y•d Stlt 8.7 SKOnd Ave Sal May 2 8 3 N ct nfent 8: toddler clothn J m s odd juba PI nting d IVt way IMII ng ctrptnte wo k & roof repa~ir ,..... & hedges uper ancad Ctll 614 379 Buv ng dt iV gold tlw c:o "' ngs ewtlry tterling wart ol{l eons 11 ge currency Top pri cas Ed Burkett Bllrbet Shop 2nd Ave Mlddl~n Oh 614 992 3.76 May 1 and~ 9 1 cloth• shoes books lots of everyttl ng 28 Cent a ave I Ftm ly cloth" newbo n adult evon tupperware di1h• Rio Grtniie 1 mtleWtttof AIMn Fr and Sat Sept c tank pumping •• dent t1 & commtr c.. 180 pe load RonEvantEntlrJlr HI Jtckson Oh o Coli It• 281 5930 FREE LANCE 35MM I Aduh I Off 180 Rt 326 NE of Ylnton Fri & Sat Wanted To Buy 1 00 Cover Ch 10 8 lfc Farm Equl~llltllf 3 Fam ly 18 Wanted to Do 1 I mo WILL HAUl JUST CAlli 992 3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEl SAND TOP SOIL Fill DIRT Dtoler large Y1rd Sale off 554 on Bidwtlll Rodney Rd w_,.nePhil I PI • Ctc I K ng woodcreha. hoovet' Wllhtr bltdl & wh t• TV bovs blue 1eana d thes curt1 nt ql ctnn ng jt 1 prH IY e ctnne You n•me 1 we htve t Thu 1 F 6 B.t c othing hout4'hotd ittml m ac Turkey htnt 304 n3 &878 Farm Equ1pment May 1.st a 2nd 3!12 m n out 1•1 soft a cht mattress spnng. 1980 Toyott cllldren • adult cloth ng Ph 614 446 1111 LEARN HOW You tend you ch d to a d tt nctiW Ch at an Schoo R vers dt Chr at tn Academy MUton WV fo half the no mal cost C.U now 304 743 8107 o 743 3823 OldM ha d cover G ...ee l v ng ston H II Books No papa backs Ph 6H •.e 9828 lo bowl 2 gomtt and John DNrt Now HoNand lush Hog Mov ng Sale Thurs Fri • Stt 2m from Porte oft 5154 on Wh te Oak Ad th rd house on right U ga Nat ety •nUques fu nitu • d thn etc Wo k Wtnted mow nv odd jobs I ght fltu ng Me gs Galla and Muon Count es 614 992 5588 16 Sat Mav2 I 6 2Ftm y7m les north on 180 Ch ldrena cloth• girl• up to 2 1 boys 511 chi nuw ~Hit etc Fr and Sat 9 ISpm 2 Famify Y•d Stlt 1 m lelrom At 7 on lell' Run Rd Ftntntlc berg lint 8oys c oth ng toya a little b t of S ltUitiOOS Wanted Co 382! 2ND ST. Installation Aulhomtd G• age S•h' M•v 1 and 2 100 a ot i1tmt tlousewaret bookl too t clothtl CB p ckup cap fence posts Antlqu.a and c:ollectiblea 11r1 m lk bolt " stonewa e SnuHy Smith jugs and mo • C abtrns Kerr Rd Two tenths mile West ot Rodney 8 dwt Rd 17 Miscellaneous Public Sale & A1,1ct1on 80 Locust St 1 BOWLING II J.R.'s REPAIRS GUYSVILLE OHIO Po ch Sale Jewelry anttquet m1sc Fr d~ & Saturday M•y 1 • 2 8 30 ID Retra n Now Southelttern8ut iness Collage ~•II &14 446 4367 45771 949-3088 Bus 992 2196 Middleport Oh10 1 13 tfc PARTS and SERVICE ~ Lost Norweg on E k Hound B ack and g ev Has co • and dog logo 614 9B5 4162 • 614 667 6176 Radne Oh1o PAT Hill FORD •Ranges •R e i go ato s •D ye s •F eezers U S RT SO EAST M•v 2 SOMEONE CARE-S R ven de Ch 11 an Academy haa 19 par1ntl 1 w I ng to underw lte a tluden fo ha f the tu ton Be Lost Laon Baden Rd 8 ac k fuma e Ge man Shephard 20 mos otd Rewa d 304 468 1526 949-9070 or 949-204$ 6 17 tfc (CUT OUT FOR FUrUR! USEI SALES & SERVICE Vard Sale NewbOfnt to adu ts clothn bar ttoola m se OU Rt 1 on Add son PK eppro1 2 m lu. 111 Ad to left White bouM with red ~•n beh nd Addavlllt School A.pr 27 thr\1 H ng 6 3 Ftm ty Y•d Sala MIY 1 & 2 9 5 Rt n cancells 22 V•nton 51 Houaeho d rterns adult and ch ldr ..a doth ng & VICinity c• ACTION TOWING PH. 992·5682 or 992-1121 CAll COILE(! I] 3 IR House with 32 acrn for aa t In Eu,.ka acr011 from the d... 031 900 Ph 814-«6 2205 11000 Down 1213 per ma 614 446 0303 USED TIRES NEW BATIERIES AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Traumlulon Comp ete Remqdel ng Roof ng of ell Typet bQill1 6 688• sm• Friday, May 1 1987 Fo u e bV owner 2 story house n M ddleport overiook ng pa k 30 y gua nteed v nyle s d ng w w carpet 1 11\r bath un que woodwork 614 99~ 6126 nt bu d ngs and miscellaneous Items FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 614/ 949 2686 4 15 L mo SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Cone a tchole,.., aertt Pond niW fenn. b•rn Cell doya 11• -448 2107 or rttnlftgl 245 1600 declawed shott Vacuum Blast ng of at uctural steal tanks Ba1ket I d1 P RIYEAIIOE ACADEMY MAY 2139 BE FOR YOU Apply !of ., •• 1500 00 p It RMir lidt .-.,....,, Coil 304 7U 3 lA lnck 1 V, b.tha CA ntltf Holle Medtcll Cente Fenced 8107 017.3 3S23 in Jawn ••asoo Call 114 c.,,., inltlllMIOrl 304 e?& 251·8285 SANDBLASTING Dry Blast ng Wet Blast ng and f owen Srw ng 11 fl"•a• I breeuway Sur rounded by stand of pines Dn 13 Must SaU Make Off• 18R c-.,ort ..nd-* HMm• e• tu,._ 14 Mil CrMk Ad Ph one of the t tt new o • u n ng ttudentt to take advao••r• ot th 1 g eat opportuntty Cal now 304 743 8107 0 743 3823 GHEEN'S PAINTING, INC. Suga Run A "I HOURI Wed lhu 1 I 10om oSpm and omo Roo ng 1'1 9 front ffont porch ntce lot 6 G veaway to good home Ph 6 LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET No Sunday Calls A~ d on1 28R m les South ot Gall pol • u1 500 Ph 6U 446 8038 1---------Nel!tded Mtd eel Aec:o dt C ert R anc:tt Styte Hau• tuM b. .m_. 2 baths Of't enached New 31R 2 c.- prage brick G1veaway 304 6l5 2201 5 10 AND LIFETIME WARRANTY ON CARPET & PADDING Expert I nstaltat1on Up to 36 Months Fmancmg Ava lable DENNY CONGO _______ Homes for Sale Pomeroy-Middleport Ohto Homes for Sale ,; 4BR 2 batha LR DR k tchen n cHy S27 000 Ph 614 446 65e3 2 betutiful German Shepherdl STAINMASTER WEAR DATED BISSEll REASON~BU Serv~c:es not be ftpont b e for .,,., debu conuteted tor by tnyone othe than myae 1 Rooer 0 Cit k 4 7 87 1 mo 'VINYL SIDING 'ALUMINUM SIDING 'BlOWN IN INSUlATION 4 14 Professional I w 4 108 W Ma1n, Pomeroy, Oh1o PH. 992-3307 TWIN MATTRESS/BOXSPRING ............ S98 88 FULL MATTRESS/BOXSPRING SJ48 88 CHESTS S49 95 RECLINERS S99 95 DINETTE/4 CHAIRS s99 95 12 Months Free Fmancmg •lnsulat on • Sto m Doo s • Sto m W ndows COMPARE OUR PRICII 23 31 31 8 13 tfn J&L BLOWN Ph (614) 843 3 Announcemenu c ated P 0 45n1 ~ (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 by Chance o Appa ntment 1:1 alp Wanted X Rav Techn ci tn mutt be wit lady would Ike to maet tlnce e man 6!1 or older Photo Jppr• L1censed Chmcal Aud•olog1st 11 Friday May 1 1987 House coa ml':ls one 11 d g eve ()(J ve ed 1 on and up J m Lan u 304 67 5 1 24 7 n 17& 7397 Fo me v Ktm 1 now J ohn • Se v ce John Wa u so Jr Own e 1 000 o 2 000 ga Nrw ce 304 676 224 8 w.. , 87 Upholstery ~ II M Custom Couchet And Reupho stt y S R 7 C own C ty Oh 614 256 1470 E11e 61 4 446 3438 Open da y 9 o 4 30 SAt 9 30 o 1 30 0 d 81 cw Ullhos o ed -·~ ·t~m-•~t~··~------------~ �• - ' PaQe•- 12- The ' Sentinel • . I' Sunday > I . . NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD . . . . . . . . . . . •• Chevrolet-Oldsmobile ·PRESENTS .· 50 cents Alysheba wins Kentucky D~rby Handicapped youth are all winners here -B-1 ' HE GREATEST SALE IN HISTORY! . . May 1, 1987.,' Ohio ...... ' ' Evangelical phonies sometimes do more good than hium, .George R. Plagenz .eoncludes -'- A-2 An act of Good Samaritanism earns praise in Bob Hoeflich's Beat of thc> Bend - 84 STARTS SATURDAY, MAY 2, · 1987 . Special Finocing 8.25% APR (Variable Rote) up to 60 months, for this sole. Mike Berridge & Kotrinka Hart of the Ohio Volley Bonk will be in our showroom all day Saturday to assist you for your finance . needs and answer any finance questions. · Vol. 22 No. 13 Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant. May 3, 1987 1987''"' Jim Mink Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Will Never Kno.~ingly Be .Undersold WVAH-n 23 will be broadcasting·from our showroom Satu~day afternoon. I Bill Gray, "Local Broadcast personality" is. our guest M.C. FREE REFRESHMENTS · 7-UP - Coutesy ~f Seven-Up Bottling · of Cheshire Piua-Courtesy of Taco Grande Spring Valley Plaz~ · ~~ ~--~~~~----~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ z Alon~ the River ....... 8+12 Business ...................... D·I Coml~s ..... ............... Insert CIIL•s llleds .. ... ..... .... .D-G· II Deat hs ........................ A· 7 Editorial ................. .... A-2 Sports .... .................. C·I·K Showers likely and "~h11nce of thunde rstorms Sunday, with hl~~;hs between 70 and 75. tmts· . AT UNHEARD OF PR·ICES! 'NOBODY WALKS! Inside • NEW CARS, NEW TRUCKS, PRE·OWNED·CARS . C-1 ' ate of EMS hinges upon Tuesday vote 1 1 Section a, 94 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newipaper Linkup's desigD nearly .•• complete . • By KEVIN KELLY Southeast Ohio E'mergency MedTimes-Sentinel Stall leal Services only serves Law· GALLIPOL IS - Th e bollom renee, Jackson, Vi nton a~d line in Tuesday 's spec ia l electio n Athens counties. SEOEMS d1d to decide a one-half percent operate in Gallla County until increase in Gallia County's sa les .June 1979. tax is that there may be no A co mm on mi sconception, ambulance or emerge ncy medi · Wh eeler sa id, is tha t If the EMS ca l service at all by th is summer, fo lds, SEOEMS will . step In to say th e bac kers of the increase. lake it s place. However . . the The Issue will be put belate commi ssioners have not con· voter s In all 36 precincts. Polls tracted with SEOEMS for such ON YOUR MARK, GE1'SET ... - More than 350 race WIL~ sponsored hy Holzer Medical Center . will open at 6:30a. m . a nd close a t Se rvire and have indicated that if runners were pr 1me d 1o goo a t t he star 11 ng 11 ne of Result".,, of tht• racr's two cvrnts arr on C·l of 7:30p. m . the county can't pay for its ow n . the French City Run In Gallipolis Saturd ay. Th e tod~.v's Tlm•·s-S!mthwl. An Increase in the sa les tax · (Continu ed on A.:ll could genera te up to $500,000 or more, $400,(100 of which will go to the Gallla E MS, off icia ls sa id. The E MS has been witho ut a prima ry fundin g source since COLUMBUS rUPI ) - State cam paign television and news· Long, whose c ampaign aired reason . ,Janu ary, when the federal reSeil. Ja n Michael Lon g. D· paper adver tisin g. television co mm ercials In the Co ll ins gott hr·G•mera l Assem· venue s harin g progra m ended . Circ levill e, plans lo appeal an clgh l·coun ty 17th Dl > sprawling came a llh<'en d of bly to pass a law In thc lair 1970s The decision Money generated by the increase Oh io Electio ns Commissio n deri trlct In so uth er n Ohio saying seven-hour hearing featu ring coun ty sc hool super· a permitting would be put in the county s ion resulting In a $1,000 lin e Coll ins broke the law b.v be ing a tesl!fll ony by political professionl ntcnde nts to bc In th e general lund . against him a nd his campaign legisla tor and Lawrence Count y als from bo th sides. Legislature. Ga"llia Coun ty Commissioners committee for · an infr action Attorney John C. McDona ld sc hool s uper lnt end ~nt at thP have proposed a formula to durlng.[ast. fall's campaign. said Long wlllappeal1'6 F~unklln sa t'ne tim e. ' distr ibute a ny excess revenue -· The commission, on a 3·1 vote Long defea ted Co llins, whose Coun ly Comm on Ple~s Court as ' from thE' Increase to organizaFriday, found Long guilt y of soon as .t he commission trans· ca~eer In the Ge neral Asse mbly tions a lso been hur l by the loss of m aki ng a false statement agai nst cript Is available. probably in S(lannect 40 years , by t ,:185 votes revenue . sharlng: Bu t the com· his opponent, vetera n Sen. Oak· out of 94,000 cast. Republicans two weeks . missioners a nd I hE' c itizens com· ley C . Collin s, . R·lt'Onton , In sa id the TV commercial was th e "1 t's the wro ng decisio n," said mlltee supporting 'the Increase are rem inding voters lhat the ' money it could' generate will go fir st to help the EMS. "We'd like to see it passed fi rst and then work from there," Commi ss ioner Kail Burleson said. Donations won ' t h~lp • > COLU MBUS <UP II - _ Thr EMS Director Fred Wheele r Ohio Burea u of E mploy menl told the Tlmes·Sentinel th at Services Is pla nning to c losr should the Increase !all a t lh<' a nother eight !le ld ofll ces by the p(ills. it' s conceiva ble Ihe serv ict> mlddl ~ or May . The Pomeroy could go out of bu sin<'SS a t the end office will close the week of Ma y of the current pay period . I J. Since Janu ary, the service has The c los ln ~s. announced Frl· been funded month-to-m onth by day, arc part of a pha seo ut of 42 unappropriated mon ies . In the· offices which provide ser vices general fund . Commi ssionerJ. E . a nd b!'neflt s checks to Ihe . "Dick" Cremeens said such unemployed . temporary funding could last until July. but noted thai Ju ly Twe nt y ol!l c~s , a lready have would be slretching it. been closed to save money a nd "There was some talk of help make up a projcctPd $12 gell in g donation s to kee p II million dellclt by Oc tober. going, but you can't operate a "Given current Informa l Jon service on th a t kind of mon ey," an{J our co ntinuing budgPI dC· Wheel<'r said. "Our gaso line bills !lei! , wr mu st Imm ediately pro· are $16.!100 per year. And If .we reed with Phase Ill of lh~ office were to do that, our full .tim e consolldallo n pl an," sa id Ro· people would be looking lor bcr ta Steinbacher, ad mlnls lra· BRIDGE WORK UNDER WAY - Ohio the concrete on the right Is set . Only on•• side can work." tor of OBES. Department of Transportation personnel and he worked on at a time, I hie ~ald. 0 DOT Offices In Cos hocton, Ca rrolWheeler cmphasiz<'d that the workers for ~alden-Jenklr" Construction , Nel- cons tru ction engineer Mike Lang, M11rletta, said EMS is the only e me rgency lt on, London and Pomc roy will sonville, contractor on the '1.39 million Pomeroy· that repairs are being made according to th e close the wt'ek of May 11, ambulance service operall nl( In Mason Bridge r ep11lr project, were pouring arrival of materials and liS lab tests lor material s followed the nex t day by rloslngs Gal!Ia Co unt y. The Ga lli a Count y can be completed . Onccthe Ohlosld c ufthc hrldg•· concrete Friday for the right s Ide of the front pier In Cadiz, Me onnelsv lll and Volunteers organization went out Is !lnls hed, similar repaln will take place on !hP on the Ohio side. Nick lhl e, ODOT Inspecto r on the of ex istence in the fall of1986 and McArthur. T he Millers burg of· job, said that workers will hegln jack· hamme ring West VIrginia side. The bridg e ha~ been closed • nrc wil l close May 14, Strl nlr away the !ell side of the pier about Tuesday after s ince March 30. achcr said . By NANCY YOi\CHi\M Tlmes·Sentlnel Staff POM E ROY ~ Preliminary e ngineering. for · the proposed connector r oad to link Ohio 7 at Rock Springs to the Ritchie ,, Bridge between Greal Bend and Ravenswood, W.Va. , "Is In the ' final s tages" or romplellon, accordi ng to Tom Hedrick, plan· nln~ enginee r with <He Ohio Departmen t or Tra nsportation's Mur !ntt ' a offlro. ' Th•' necessary environmental document on the project must · I • I • 1• long· to appea1e ect10n comp atnt ru tng n;~~!~~:rir~~~~:Zu~~!~ Office closed after May 11 STOCK NO. 751 RETAIL 55285 198 7 Chevrolet Chevette••••••••••••• Sale Price $S180 STOCK NO. 912 RETAIL 59656 1987 Chevrolet S-1 0 Pickup••••••••• Sale Price $7131 RETAIL 5 14,560 1987 Olds Delta 88 4 Dr .••••••••••• Sale Price . RETliL.S13,;39 1987 Olds C1era 4 Dr •••••••••• ~ ••• Sale Pr~ee 11,942 RETtll 512 ' 439 CARGO VAN STOCK #665 RETAIL 58340 STOCK NO. 961 1987 Olds 98 Brougham •••••••••• Sale Price $17,953 STOCK NO. 917 • 1987 Chevrolet Cavalier.~~-~·••••• ~ ••• Sale Price $92 50 STOCK NO. 796 FACTORY RUAtl· $2~,870 "DEMO" STOCK # 645 $12,882 198 7 Chevrolet Astro•••••••••••••• Sale Price Sl 0,4 71 12 PASS. VAN. STOCK #506.' . . RETAIL ~19,~46.95 1986 Chev. Beauvllle •••••••••••• Sale Pr~ee 17,000 PRE-OWNED SPECIALS $9300 3-1986 Chevrolet Cavaliers · This Sale Onlf· S699 5 · 4 Drs••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2-Pontiac Sunbirds•..••••••••••.••.•.••.• J.~ts.!~te.!!!t .. S6 99 5 5-1986 Olds Cutlass Supremes This Sale Onl 4 Dr. & 2 Dr. Cmpare anywhere •••••••••••••••••••.• •••••• •••• •••• f... . EXTENDED TO MAY 9TH 5·1 0 UIAnS EXTENDED TO auy 14TH 'The Heart•eat of th·e Ohio ~allet" Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Inc. GMQUAUTY SERVICE PARTS 1616 EASTERN AVENUE GA.LLIPOLIS,.OHIO CARS: 446·3672 TRUCIS: 446..2000, NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSO ..... &J. ~. by Gov. Richard Ce les te In lat e January 198>. Woodruff Consult · lng , Cleve land. was co nlrac ted In April of tha t year by ODOT to· ra r·r;• out thr study, whietf lncludcdes labll shlngapreferred toril llon lor relocating Ohio 124 !rom Pomeroy to the Ritchie Bridge, a dls lunce of tr>.69 miles, a nd ~a ther l ng envlronmenlal . lnlormaHon. Hedrick said th e consu lting firm ha s recently s ubmitted additional material to Byrd Find· ley, coordlnutor for OD0T's..Burea u of E nvironmen tal &!rvl· ces, " for semi-final review." ODOT's Ma rietta office has a lrt•a dy submitted their routine comment s a bout the project to the sta te office. Once the review ;Jroccss Is completed, a publk mcetln~ to disc uss the findings may 1hen be schect u led. Hedrick sa id the prellmln~ry engl n!'erlng projcct go t off to a quick s tar t but slowed down when proiJiems "over ex pend!· turPS" by th e COni:;U ltin g firm surfaced . He add d lhat lhe state "doesn' t us ually go to a consul· to nt for this lYtle of work ," since OOOT has !Is own engineers to carry out s uch st udi es . However, this 'projec t, a par t 9f Covcror Celeste's $1.9 billiOn "Operation Jobs - Hl~hway s" progra m, was s tarted soon afiN the annou nce m <•nt lhut Woodruff Consu lt ing had been hired. Woodr uff Consulting was also Involved In an earlier st udyof tbe proposed con nector In th e ear ly 1980s. Tha t plan, ca lled the Woodruff Report, was co mpleted In 19&1. In ex plaining the $800.000 pre II· mlnary engi neeri ng project at a 1985 press ron lt•rencc In Athens, the govrr nor sai d that after esta blishing tht• roa d lornt lon !Conllnur<J on A ·.1~ 'Two-vehicle ~ollege accident kills 1 1-19871ROC Z-28, justtraded ••••.• • ~~••••••••••••••••••$15,900 FULL-SIZE PICKUP REBATES sti ll be asse mbled. Hedrick said. Mason youth • POINT PLE ASANT - II Leon. W.Va., yout h was pro· nounced dead at St. Mary's Hosp ital. Hun tl ngiQn. W.Va .. al 10: 05 p.m . Frida y due to . Injuries resulting from a ca r· ·motorcyc le accident at 4: 45 .p.m . Friday. accordi ng to the Maso n Co upt y Sheriff' s Oepartmt•nl. James Michael Whitling· ton, 13, was lransported to Pleasant Valley Hospital by the Mount Flower Rescue Squad following lhe accident and was lhen flown to St. Mary's by LlleFIIght. The sheriffs depar tment said Whittington was west· bound on W.Va. 87, near Leon and Mount Olive School, on a 1983 Honda motorcycle. The motorcycle was reportedly In the eastbound lan<' and collided with an eastbound 1977 Oldsmobile driven by Terenc.. (Contlaued on A·3) • •I' holds enrichment day for talented, gifted students · RIO GRANDE - Approxim at ely .100 tale nted a nd gllied ele m entary school stud ent s, grades four through eight. from the four -counly co mmun ity col· leg<' district allended an enrich· ment da y Friday at Rio Grande College and Communit y College. · Spo nsored by TAG educators from Gallla, Jackson, Me igs and VInton counti es a nd Rio Grande's School of Education, Health a nd Physical Educat1on. the s tudents - representing the top 3 percent In their schoolspartlclpaled In sessions presented by teac hers !rom the college, the elementary sc hools and by Individual representing business and civ ic organizations. "The enrichment day was designed to allow the college a nd the local schools to share fa ell I· ties talent and resources In ortk.r to further the educational experience of area talented and gifted students," said ;\ssoclate Pi-ores110r or, Education Lisa • )- Bauer, who coordinat ed the day's art lvltles . · The program presented stu· dents with opportunities to ex· plorc a va riet y of specia l interest areas, including art, theat er and creative express ion , music, pup· petry, map readi ng, robotocs, c hem lst'ry, ph ysics and techn ology. During o.ne session , the students ex'plored the art of "clown· lng," as "Sirokes T.M." (Terry Weakley) g uided Ihem throught the life of a clown . Face painting, juggling and mime techniques were · explored during th e session. We akley graduated " Cum Hum orous" alter a year of study at Christ Clown Co ll ege In Winter Park, Fla. She spent another year as part of the iroupe and helped train new clowns. In addition, the students were shown how to "teach a n old dog new tricks," as Susan Breech, adviser lor the K·9 Corps or Gal lipo li s, l~d a s~sslon on dog obedience. , A member from the LlfeF llgh.' crew stationed In Wellston di s· cussed resc~e a nd llfrsav l.ng tcc hnlques .·Student grou ps pa~j tlclpatcd In basic aid ski workshops . · ' cd d Other topics explor ~rd1n~ 1 TAG Enrich ment Da y nc u ~ leadership skills. wo r~ p rocc~s · ing. stenciling, Oh1o s Nat ive American s, cre~tlve writing, kara te, socce r, wat er spor ts a nd moder n dance. 1 TAG educators who partied· pat ed !n lh<' program lncl,udc • from Gallla Cou nty, Rosie GilL5• TAG coordinator, Gallipolis ~lty Schools; John Lester. 'l A~ teacher, Gallipo lis Cll y SchOols, Patricia Brennema n, director of curricu lum and spec ial pro: grams, Gallipolis City Schools, a nd Charla McKenzie, TAG coordi nator, Gallla Co unt y Schools and Oak HIll Schools. (Continued on A-7) CLOWNING AROUND - "St rokes 'J:.M.," Weakley, condu cted a c i!IBS on the art of clo,wnln gifted studentllln the area at R,lo Grande College College Friday. reall~y, T~r ry talented lind Comm unity I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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