https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1a776d7400542c1213f8bab322122c9f.pdf baea2df7b0a1039e314b0b3a3724b213 PDF Text Text Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Appears in court on charge Charles Barley , 48. or Route 1, Rutland, charged with felon ious assaull been shot at the club .. Sheriff Frank identified the victim as David Talbott, 21. · Racine, who had been shot once in the left leg and twice In the right leg. Talbott was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by Pomeroy EMS. He underwent surgery there Saturday morning fo r rem oval of the bullets. · A .25 calibre automatic pis tol !n connect ion with a shooting incident early Saturday morning, had his inltial appear· ance Wednesday morning In Meigs County Court before Judge Patrick O'Brien . The Sa turday shooting oc· curred about 1:52 a.m. at The Cove night cl ub, owned by Bar .. ley, on Route 7 just out side Pomeroy . Sheri!! Howard Frank and severa l deputies , a nd offi c· ers from Middl eport and Pomeroy were called to the club aft er being in formed tha i a man had wa s recovered at the scene. Paul Gerard, in ves tigator for Meigs County Prosecuting Attor· ney F'red Crow Ill. reported that Barley's preliminary hearing has been schedu led for l: 30 p.m. next Wed nesday before Judge O'Brien. Gerard said purpose of th e preliminary hearing wil l be for the judge to determ ine if a crime was actually committed and if there's evidence that Barley committ ed the crime. Barley, represented by Allor· ney Steven Story, Pomeroy, has been released on a $20,000 recog· niza nce bond. Will flush fire hydrants tonight Fire hydran ts in Middl eport will be flu s hed ton ig ht (Thursday 1. Residents are advised there may be a di scoloration of water near the hydrant s when flu shed. j Market report I OHIO Vi\LJ. ~~ y UVESTO<.:K Ma.rJI,j!l ftf•port for May 23, 191l7 S1tle every ~ld u rd ay at 1:00 p.m. • Trf'nd s: Vral Co l vfls. sle.:nlv · F'r>flfler Cu tll c. stc•<W.v: Cows. $1 .50 - i:~· highrr; Rl('(or.<> & Yt•iJ rl l ru~~. m ('(l. lra mt• 111 Ill ~2 250-.'VX) lbs, .~1\~- SS.lliJ; 31Xl·400 lbs. $fl.l$Ril:· 400·500 Jbs. S6EJ41 $77; rMXHOO ll>s. Sli0- $76.50: fi00 -7fXI lhs. $~H70; 700-800 lbs. S!'i2-$6Vi0: ROO lb~ & up, $tl7. ~- $1i550: Hclfrrs. mt•d. I rum(' ztJ & 112, 2!"10 3()'1 lb:;. $64 -~3 : .100-400 !b~ ..$61 -$72.5(); 400-r!OO tbs, &G0·$66. ~: 5(X).f,(XJ lbs, $fi0.50-S67: 600-700 lbll. $~·S6fl . fl0; 7flll.P.on lb.~ . $.">0· $5~: R(Kllb.~ &: up. S49-~55. :i0 ; Bu lls. rli t'« l. framf'lll & 112. 2illl·300 Thursday, May 28, 1987 I • Oklahoma, Texas .drenched by storm By United Press International Heavy storms buffeted the i ra n-soaked plains of Texas and Funds distributed . O~lahoma early today, swelling rivers and creeks and spt'nnlng tornadoes that caused minor damage. Up to 8 inches of rain fell in parts of Oklahoma and Texas late Wednesday and National Weather Service forecasters said slow·movlng storm systems .would bring more downpours and The May State School FoundaJion Subsidy payment of $164,247.716.58 to 614 Ohio city , exempted village and local school dis tr icts and to 87 county boards of edu cation was reported by Sta te Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson. After deductions for employee (As of10:30 a.m.) and teacher retirement, the Provided by three distri cts in Meigs County Bryce and Mark Smith received a lola l of $558,601.00. of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Amounts received by each district of the total include Eastern, Firm Price $121 ,184.98; . Meigs Lo cal. Am Elec tric Power .. o.... .... .. 26 'h $315 ,57.1.33, a nd South er n. AT&T .... ......... ......... ..... 25% $1 2 1.~2 78. In add ition the Meigs Ashl and Oil .... ............... ..... 63\!i County Board of Education re- Bob Evans Farms ........... .23% ceived a direct allotment or Charming Shoppes.. ............... 26 $28,983. 80. . Federa l Mogui. ........ .. ......... 42Y. I (;ranted divorced .minor flooding today . " Th ere is a stationary fron t across the Plains and easi of it is a lot of rain, " said Hugh Crowther, an NWS spokesman. Minor to moderate fl ooding was expected along rivers and creeks in central and northwestern Ok lahoma, central and eastern Kansas. northwestern Missouri Daily stock prices Goodyear T&R .. .. .... 64 i; Heck's Inc . .... ............... ... .. 4Y, Li mited Inc . .. .................. .. .. .41 Multimedia Inc ........ .... ....... 52Y, Rax Restauran ts ............. .. ... 5',4 Robbins & Myers ................ lOY, Shoney's Inc... ... . ....... ... 27 Wendy's Inti. .. ... .................. 9',4 Worthington Ind ................. .19 '!;. lbs. IOI·In'<l: :llliH<KJ lbs ,ll~· l76 : 400-r.IK) lbs, J~ 7. 5l) ·$7.1 ; 500-tiliO tbs. -i!")ll. $7ViO; 601"1-700 lbs, $53-$(!6; 701i-flfl0 lbs, 548·$60.fl0 ; ROO Ills & up , $:i.l54l-.$61.~•11: Hollitf'l n Stt"r rs & Bulls, :100-ROO lbs. S5~· S64 . 2.'i: Autthf'r Aulls. 1200 lbs & up, IJIII!IIf's . $50-S57 : e:J nn('rs & ru n rr.~. $4 ~- $.')() ; RU!Ch l'f Co w!'., u1Jllllf'S, $40· $4~ .51); C' t.Uln i'I"S & f' U11 <'r!L 5Ji\-$1 2; ;J ff•w h(' lll'rf't1ro typf't'IJWS, up 10S54; L1 . WI. tow t~radr cows. $.17-down : Spr lngrr Cows S375·S550: Cow & Calf eomb ., $4Y,.Sfit0:' Vr. a l Ca lves. eholcl' & prtm1•. $9l ·S9fi; mrd. .gradr. $75.·SR8: 13<1 b.v Cott v••s, b.v Hw }l('ad. 20 Yo BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT $5 00 75< HUBBARD' S GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE !IY LEE LEONI\RD UPI Statelwuse Reporter COLUMBUS; Ohio iUPI J - A $22 billion Republiean ·written version of the state bud ~e t for next two years is headed for a joint Scnatcc House ~nd a telephone tax likely to be the hot topics for discussion . The Senat e, talking and voting strictly along partisan li nes Thursday, adopted the budget 18·1>. wit h majority Republicans hailing it s gains for e ducation and minority Democrat s assa iling cuts in health care and public ass istance. House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe .J r.. D-New Boston. sa id the measure will be sent to a s ix - mem~r conference co mm ittee for negot ia· lions. pro bably sta rlin g next week . Si nce the legis lat ive chambers are politically divided. the con ference pa nrl will incl ude three Republicans and three Democrats. " I don't believe it wil l be a lengthy rt•concilia · lion pr oc~ss," said Rlffn. " We'll ha\'P to lake a look at what they added ." Senate Republicans added Sll7 million to the Housr level for higher educa tion and ~90 million ror pr im ary a nd se-condary cduca l ion. whiiC' trimming SlW million from the House amount for human services. The adm inistration of Gov. Richard F . .Celeste issued complaints that welfare caseioads have been underestimated and a sales tax on long 'di stance telephone calls Is $30 million short of providing thr requ ired fun ds. Those iss ues will be 2 Sections, 14 Pages bro ught up in conference. The huge appropriations bill. which totals $3~ billion when federal and special funds are cou nted. clea red the Senate after more than five hours or discussion punctuated by shouting and finger-pointing. • II was the earlirst in memory the Senate has dealt wit h the budget, preceding the norm al timr by three weeks. The budget must be in place by July I. Quoting fro m publications ra nging fro m the Bi ble to Hustler Magazine, minority Democ rats tried 34 amendment s to change the complexion of the budget. which raises sta te spending by 9.2 percenl over two years. One passed. William J. Shkurli, directorof thest ate Offlceof Budget and Management , said he has "mixed feeli ngs" abou t the job done b;· the Senate. Shkurti appla ud ed t h ~ additions for education and restorat ion of funds for mental retardation and youth serv ices. but he questioned the :l.> Republlc.a n vrrsio n of 1hl\ bud gr1 boosts huma n. ser\'icrs spending to $4.65 billion. up $167 million · or 17 percen t abovr the current amount. · Aronoff and othCI' Republica ns ins isted on' p<~ ss in g ·, he budget off as the governor's. flut Democrats arcusc•d I hem of denying responsibil ity for poorly But Democrat s. Jed by Cleve land Sen . Mir hurl White's reference to .J es us Christ's ex hortation 10 help the poor. lament ed the $l2o billion wr lfarr .budget, act ually $9.6 million less than the amoun t for the pas t two years . c•d ucnlion. " It 's as if somebody aband oned an unwan<ed child on your dooc strp," said Sen. : Rober t .J. Bo~gs. D· .Jrffrrso n. "Wr arc the, mot hers an d fa Ihrrs of this budget." govrrnm~rit stra!C)r,.' to curb lhC' trs tlng and undrr w ha l circum stancef: - remai n unrlrar. C'Om· EOM SALE - SALE $279 and Extra Sizes Reg . ' 1 2.00 ....... ...... Sale 19.59 Reg. ' 1 8.00 ....... .... Sale 114.39 Reg. ' 26 .00 ........ ... Sale ' 20.79 Reg. '32 .00 ........... Sale '25.59 LLOYD SPRING BASE CHAIRS Low Back Chair SALE$72 OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S BOYS' TOPS and SHORTS SALE TOPS and SHORTS SALE SAVE Our entire 5tock Sale priced Friday and Saturday 25°/o Solid and fancy shorts and jams. Knit shirts and sport shirts. Boys sizes 8 to 18 Big selection of basic shorts, tennis shorts, denom cutoffs. plus jams in solids and panerns. REGUlAR AND BIG SIZES SAVE 2S l0 0 BOYS SUSPENDER JEANS PRE-WASHED ILUE DENIM AREA RUGS Solid colors and patterns. Many colors. Sizes up to 4'x6' 'Regular. Slim and Student sizes Reg. $26 .95 .... .. ....... .. .. Sale '21.50 Reg. '23.95 .................. Sale ' 19 .50 Reg. '19.95 .................. Sale '15.50 SAVE HOME STORE HOURS: 9:30 to 5:00 Monday-Saturday ~ was razed tills week. The hull ding wa.•adjaccnt to another slructurr at th•' <·orner of "Main and 28°/o Petite. Junior. Missy . .. ...,..- COM lNG DOWN - Tht• old Bendvut• Theater on Main Street in Pomeroy, closed for many yt•ars, SUMMER DRESSES Dresses, 2 piece suits , separate · pants and skirts. -- - ELECTRIC DRYER LITTLE GIRLS WOMEN'S UNIFORMS plicatod by issues of Jaw and public polic)' th at ha\'e bren thrust onto thr nat ional swgr b;v the AIDS epidemie. However. adm inistratio n offl· to r moracc· ctots expect reco mm end at ions · received Thursda y from the Cabinet · lrvel Domestic Polle)• Council and a nnounce his posit ion us rar l:v a s Sunday. when he delive" the kev note address at a fund -rais ing dinner intended to raise $000.£Xlll or more for /\ IOS research. F'or the record, White Hou se spokes man Marlin Fltzwa<c•r said onl y <ha t Reagan had the rpco rhm C'ndatlon s un d c• r consldrra lion. Rragan .. .. 25°lo FURNISHINGS~ 1st FLOOR FRIDAY, MAY 29th- SATURDAY, MAY 30th E.l• .,,.,tl, f'o-U~f. 1·"10 ! lU I "l lt' ' CMAICI.l CAI:O - Syramore owned hy -la.v Hllll which Is ht•in~ cnmpletely renovated and will he occupied later this month hy The City Loan . hUm an services e:md ,. Expect President Reagan to support testing for AIDS WASHINGTON 1 UP!r - Pres· LITTLE BOYS fun~ C'd and well· !rained work force." spread of AIDS . Th r dimensions of that program - who wou ld be subj r c·t to Cycle•. 3 Temp.. Perm. 25 Cents "I havo a problem with palling myself on ttir back tor priorities that are fund ed out of th•• mouths of babes." said Sen. William F. Bowen. D-Cincihnat I. White and Bowrn fai led in their attempt to rPs tore $4~ mill ion in state funds lo the welfare I ines in the bud ~ rt . Counfl ng menta l hco;rlth and rC'ta rda lion , and programs for children and <hr aged. lh<' While• Reaga n could rPjrrt thr• propo:-.als ou tri ~ ht. adm inistn1 tio'n offi cial s considc•red tha i unlikely . Most prrdiC'tc-d he w·ou ld r ndorsr a broad phm to publicly supporting expanded medica l testing as part of a f'O('ouragr widf'r testing at lh<' '8.00 ....... Sale •6.00 ' 10.50 ..... Sale 17.87 '16.00 ... Sale 1 12.00 '26 .00 ... Sale '19.60 dur~ A Mult fmedia Inc. Newspaper percent cu ts in Medicaid and Aid to Depc•ndenl Childr en in view of Increas in g caseload estimat es. "This Is basica lly a continua tion budge t. with some growth." said Sen . Stan ley J . Aronoff. R-Cincinnati. chairma n of thr Finane!' ('ommit · tee a nd arch iteel of the Sena te changes. Aronoff emphasized that the $6.3 billion outla)' for schools exc<'t'ds the current amou,nt by $o72 million. OJ' 10 percent. and the $:t billion for colleges and universities Is $400 million. or 1>.2 percent over what is being spent . "Educa tion itself is a tool of economic development ," said Aronoff. "The best "·ecan do in a fast -changing world Is to offer a we ll-edu cat r-d animous recommendations fm m his Ca bin pl , is mo.vl ng toward Reg . Reg. Reg. . thunderstorms State budget heads for conference comlnittee idrn l Reagan. ar mrd w ith un· One and two piece suits, bibs. crawlers, playsuits. SIZE NB to SIZE 7 ~cattrred enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 29, 1987 992-5776 LlvPslock hauling aval bbiP. Partly cloudy tonight. Widely • at y Vo1.36, No. 270 Copyrighted 1987 Hot, humid. High around 90. f ha nt·t• nf rain :CO percent. ing t'Vl'ning. • con ference committ ee. wit h welfa re caseloa ds NOW ONLY OPEN DAILY 9:00-5:00 CLOSED SUNDAY Good May 28 thru May 30 Sowt 3CXMOO lbs, $43-Si\fi .:lfl; ·•100-SIKl lbs. $4()- $47 . 2~, ; Pl~:s b;v Thf' h(';HJ. ~4~-down . Numhn 800 Pirk 4 5726 FOR SPRING REG. 51.00 jo S1.75 (EXCEPT SALE ITEMS) WITH PROOF OF GRADUATION. $120-down Top HOI-(S : 1~ -200 Jbs. non!'; 20U-21 0 lhs. S49· S.~2; 210- ~·10 lbs, $~ . 50-$55 : Butchrr Boar~. 400 Jhs & up. ~11t50·S42 : Bu tr hPr I 10 IN. HANGING BASKET REG. ss.so TO S7.75 NOW $4 OO EACH 4 IN. GERANIUMS CLOTHING Dail~· COATS & JACKETS REG. S7 .50 NOW OFF ALL ' t . Health Care insert today Ohio Lottt>rv• WOMEN'S LONDON FOG GOOD SELECTION OF FlATS Cong ratulationc, 1987 College and High School G6aduatec! Family hour. THIS WEEK ONLY 129 Mill St ........................................... Middleport I .tttllhflh::ill,lt t:,u·r. and parts of nor th· central Texas, the weather service said. The Oklahoma City area received as much as 5 inches of rain in five hours late Wednesday and. occasionally, rain was fa lling •at the rate of two inches per APPRECIATION SALE Corner Collections Elizabeth An n Mclnlyre and Cla ren ce Dav id Mcfnl yre have been granted a dissolution of their marriage in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Elizabeth Mclnly re has been restored by the court to her malden name Rit chie. Filing for divorce is Krista! Lynn Bolin, Pomeroy, from Joseph Craig Bolin, Pomeroy . • frdC'ral and slat<• IP\'£'ls. "There ac·e man\' detai ls that ha vpn"t Jx•<'n nai lt•Ct down. " sai d one offi cial. "The broad con.sen sus abou t thr nf'f'd for tPstlng is 1hrrr. ·' La :-;1 wf't"k. f'lt !. Wal<'r sa id ~C'I"UI in\' . ~"lt z~·a r<·r emphasized I here h"d be<•n unanim ous support f.or the rt'Commt'ndations Thursda)<. - ('VCn Irom Su rgeo n General c4 Evet'ell Koop, who has opposl'(lwldespreud mandatory t cs tln ~.-· despite weeks of Int ernal debatl\ Because the f<'dcral government has limited or no authority to n~ulrl' t(lst !ng In som(1 arcus, sur h a!-i I hr lssmmce of m 1.1rrta Ji~"C· li<·rnsf's . an expanded trs11ng p<'OgTam would depend on sta te and loco ! governmcnls ael lng on IC'aS1 In rirru m sta nePs whrn· requiremen ts for groups within trs ts lnr co mmunicable disraSI'S their j ~risdlc t lons . arr nnw ;.<'Quit •d. such· as lippli · ,. Koop .. the nation's Jojl public healt h offi ce,·. and other sdcni I':Jt Ions for ma rrli1gc l lcr nsr!-i lsts hu vc• opposed mandatory and prrmunrnt rC>sldrnr Joil alu r. for immi~rant s. Othrr targPt '"'' lng oul of concer n It would be groups under co nslderat ion In- too expensive and scare• many clude priso ners and hospital hi gh-risk Individual. away from thr mrd lea l systrm . pa tient< . Ot hrr groups hl'i lrvr a tougher A< the sam <' lime·. th<' adminissll:lnd l!-i nC'<'l'SSiJf.V to protect tration has tried 10 remove thl' public hea lth and ha\'c ra iled fo r !-i l lgma of ml:l ndut or y SCI'P(I ning b.\' rrfc•rrl ng in"rad lo "a ul a· com p!J i so r~ test ing at least fo r lhosr appt~· lng fo r marriage mafi c" or •· routln<'" t<>s tln g, llrr•nses. which wou l~ al low somr lndlvld:. uul s In ran.!(•tpd groups to avoid !{raga n wou ld br incllm'd to support manda1or~· IPstlng ut Eastern to graduate. 66 seniors Sunday Tambs says when he began job he took orders from Lt. Col. North lommflncrmrnt exrotT ises and baccalaurca tr for the ~6 members or Ihe J9R7 grad uating class of F.astern High School will be held at 6: .10 p.m. Sunday in the By DAN/\ WALKER and E. MICHAEL MYERS WASHINGTON iU PIJ -Law· m akers pro bing the Iran - Contra sca ndal have so me hard qucs· lions for Assistant Secretary of State Elliott Abra ms beca use of evidence sho.wtng he and the lair CIA Director William Casey knew more than th e)· said about secret effor ts to su pply the Nicaraguan rebels . Eyldencr In recently deelassl· fled files and in test !many at the Iran-Contra hearings Thursday shows Casey outlined ways to get outside cas h for the Contra rebels in early 1984 whil e Abrams knrw details In 1985 abou t a secret ai rstrip for the guerrillas In Costa Rica . Ll'wis Tambs. th ~ former U.S. ambassador to Costa Rica. told the congress ional com mit tees probing the scanda l Thu rsday that before he took up his post he go! marching orders from Lt. Col. Oliver North to "open a southern front " for the U.S. · backed rebels. The orders, Tam bs said. came from a res tricted Interagency group, or RIG , led by Abrams. The former ambassador also said Abrams knew as ea rly as September 1985 about an airs trip In Santa Elena, Cos ta Rica, built by a company run by retired Air Force Maj . Gen. Richard Secord -a centra l figure in the scandal who testified as the hearings opened on Capitol Hill three weeks ago. Abrams has told the Investigators In depositions he was not aware of the airstrip until recently. A State Department officia l, speaking for Abra ms on the basis ofho Iurt her identification, said Thursday, "Elliott didn't have prior knowledge of lthe airstrip). He doesn't remember it, If he had Lt." The discrepancy could figure Rrv . Sandrrs writ presC' nl 1hr benedirtion a nd "F'anfare and R~eesslo nal" will be the reccs· slonal by the band .. Mr mbe rs of t hr graduati ng sc hool audiror ium. class arC' Delani Lal' i ~ Bak('r, Eastern is th e last of thr thr<'<' hi~h sr hools of Meigs Count\' to hold commrneement and speak · crs will br thP \'aiPdictorian. Rob.vn · Gai l Barnell. Mil chril Dean Barringer. Darlene Ml · rheie Baum. Douglas 1\'aynr Beaver. Jan et Fa)·e Buchanan. Tra\'is G . Nf'w lun. and thr ch.1 ss M~lis su Ann Calawav. C or~\' LC'<' sa lula<oria n. Amy D. Louk' Thr F. astern High Concert Rand rli r('(' ted b)' William Hall wil l prrsent a prC' lUdC' or mu sic tx-fon• rhe process ional . " Pomp a nd Circumstances ". The Rr,·. Robert Sandc•r·s. pastor of t~<· Moun< Hermon Unilrd RrrthrPn in Christ Church. wi ll prese nt the Invocation ll'ith the Ea stern SE-nior Hi~h Choru s presenting " Praer Be Wi th You" with Valerie Ran sbetrom directing . Monsignor Anthon)' C:ianna · moreoftheSacred Heart Church in Pomrrov II' ill deliver a baccalaureate address. " Life: 1\ Gift a nd a Task ". Other srl ~tions b)' the chorus thr oughout the prowam will be '"R7 Tribute" and " MaybeSo mcc da v". Ta t·a Woods. a member of the grad uating cla ss wil l present a vocal solo. " We Must Say Goodbye". The welcome will be given by Ronald Todd Clay. president of the sen ior class. with Lee Ann Robinson. vice president . intraducing the sP<'akers. Dr. Dan L. Apilng, Eastern High Principal. will present the top 10 scholars and will present the class of '87 to Eastern Superint endent Richard L Ro.berts. Conferring diploma~ will · be by Mrs. Carolyn Sus ie Heines. president of the Eastern Board of Educatton. Krist! Hawk,. class SE'Cretary, a nd Susan Sabra Swain, class treasurer. will lead the turning of the tassel. Car nahan. Ronald 'Todd Clav, Christopher Elliott Cat let< . F:d ~·ard .Joseph Coll ins, Ra ndall Wa.\'n!.' ro ..... dPr~· . Crrgory Wil · liam Cunningham. Gary Nei l Curtis. Angela Renee Damewood . Patricia Lynn Durst. ·Carla Mar Edwards. Laura Brooke F'arley, Kirk Pa trick Fick. Pamela .lea n Folmer. Michael LIX' Grant , Julie Ann Hawk, Kri st! Hawk. Leroy Paul Hendrix. Matthew &o tt He nsle.v. Charles Rex · Justi ce. Russell Dale Kell er. Erica L.v nn Kessin· ger. Rebecca Ann Kimes. Lisa Gale Lance. Pamela Ruth Lawrenee. Gregory Allen Leachman , Jennifer Lynn Lee, Danie l Curtis Leo nard, Amy Dyann Louks, .lames Jeffrey Mays. Jay An· thony Neu tzilng. Travis Ga le New lun. Brent Andrew Norton. Melissa Dawn Nu ti cr. Thomas Mathew Parker. Cynthia Sue Randolph. Michael William Ran· dolph, Brenda Kay Reed, Kirk Dean Reed, Arlene Louise Ril · chie, Ken neth Wayne Ritchi e, Tammy Sue Roberls, Lee Ann Robinson, Donald Jeffrey Roush , Lesa Hope Rucker. Jeffrey Hugh Sayre. .Deleah Lynette Sanders. Tanya Marie Savoy. Terry Scott Sha rp. Michelle Rose Sisson. Ri chard F'ranklin Smith, Terry Lynn Smith, Wiiii~m Leroy Smith , Susa n Sabra Swain, Wlillam Art hur Taylor, Jr., Loraine Beth Tuc ker, AngeiaCayieWest, Beverly Ann Wigal, Todd Allen Wilson and Tara Marie Woods. STEPHANIE PETIT Pennsylvania girl champion WASHlNGTON tUPl i Thirteen-year-o ld Stephanie Petit says interest .in mlct·oblology and ·-an ea rlier science project prepared her for ~pel ling "staphylococci" - the winning word of the 60th annual Nallona l Spelling Bee . P~ill of Bethel Park, Pa ., sponsored by The Pittsburgh Press. was certain of victory when the pronouncer gave the word "staphylococci," which means a type or bacteria. "I did a science project this yea r and It was In microbiology. So I knew it. I just hoped I wouldn 'i make a really dumb mistake, " said Petit. Rachel Nussbaum, 14, of Ithaca, N.Y., claimed second place. "Originally my goal was to get as far as I could but I didn't think I'd get very far," said Nussba um, a ft er the tense final round. " I knew I was a good speller but I di dn 't know that I was all that good . There are 185 people and also luck is a big factor." big: leade rs of the Senate commlllre probing the sca nda l said . after Thursday 's hear ing that Abi'ams would have some explai ning to do about his know!-• ed)(c of thr efforts to supply the rebels whil e official u.s. mllltar_,. aid to !hem was Jilegal from Oct ober 19H4 10 Octob<'r 19R6. Thc•rc was a chance that expla nation would be demanded as early as today . The commit t('('S sa id Abrams cou ld be ca lled to testify after they height ened the drama with a closed session to protect the Iden tit y or .Jose Fernandez, th<' for mer CIA sta- tlon c hiP! in C'osto Rica who went by the alias Tomas Ca's tillo. After the public exposure In November of covl'rt U.S. at·m.• su l e~ to iron 'and the dl ve~slo n of profit s to !he Contras. Fernandez was suspended and then fired by the CIA for his role In supplying the rebels during thr ban on ald. In a related dcv clopmC"nt . the Los An~ei cs Times reported today that the spy agency h•s suspended anotht•r of It s officers who used agency helicopters In Honduras lo lrrry explos ives and other supplies to rebels during thr• ban. TAMBS TESTIFIES - Lewll Tambe, former U.S. amha.•.•ador to Cllllla Rica, lesllftes Thu111day before Congre.. tonal committee problns the Iran-Contra afflllr. Tamb said before taking the ptlllttu• was Instructed by Lt. Col. Oliver North to help "open up tht• Southern front" in Nicaraur;a for the Contra rebels. (UPI) �Commentary Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy· Middlepot;t, Ohio The Daily Sentjnei-Page -3 ·:~ Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohi,o . . . Orioles set new ·home run mark for May with 56 belts Friday, May 29, 1987 ' Tests raise questions __Ja_ck_A_·n_d_er_so_n_a_nd_D_al_e_Va_n_A_t~la The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio WASHINGTON - When the Army tested asphalt sealers to determine which one · gave air· port runways the best protection from jet fuel spilis, the testing method raised almost as man y questions as they answered, Jet fuel can melt asphalt like butter. A sealer that would be impervious to spilled fuel would save the Army millions of dolla-rs DEV!11'ED TO THE INTERES1l'i OF THE MEIGS-:IIASON AREA ~lb qjv ~m~ r-T""\-.JL-~·~d·~ ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher/ ContJ'oller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager a year In repair costs. But admitted irregularities in the field test conducted by the Ar.my at the · Davison Airfield refueling apron in Fort Belvoir, Va ., made one manufacturer hopping mad . Carl Leverenz. of International Bilumen Consultants in Allanta , challenged the test tha t flunked his sealant, Product 21. Five brands of asphalt sealer were applied in 1984 at different refueling points, and examined six times during the test peri od. which ended in M ay 1986. The Army stand s by the results of its test . B.u t a lengthy investi· gation by our associale S1ewart Harris turned up these irro>gular· !ties in the testing process: - ThP te st result s were • A MEMBER of Tho United Press International, Inland Dally Press A~wclatlon and IN: American Newspaper Publishers Assoclallon. L£11ERS OF' OPINJOf'\1· are wefcoffl(' They starukl br! less than ;n) words long. AJI IE•Iter!l arPsu bj('("l toed ltlng and ITIJ SI bf' signed wllh n~me , addrl"5s and tciC'Jlhone numbrr No unsigned lelt('f's will be p;bll!lhed . I...etten sh<~uld bf.' !n good ta.ste, addr~sln2 ill su~ . Willlam Taylor, who retired la st year after 30 years as an Army highway engineer, told us the sea ler test wasn't objo>ctive. He theorized that those in charge got do>fenslve who>n Leverenz compla ined to hi s congressman about the resl. "I think Leverenz is trying to force the issue and they just go1 their back up against thP wall ,"' Taylor said. adding: 'Tm not saying Product 21 i s the best material on the market , but it is one of the best. " Product 21 i s used at Luton air base in Brita In, and the airport manager there told us the sealer works " fine " three years after it was applied to the asphalt . The engineer who signed the Army' s test reporf, Car l Willi · ,ams of Fort Monroe. Va. , agreed that the test differed from others conducted by the Army. and conceded that the procedures probably could have been more disciplined . But he sa id I he test was conducted under real-life conditions: If a sea ler must be appli ed under laboratory condi· .!Ions. he said. it probably won't .. perform in !he field . not persooallllt.>:s. Learning from mistakes WASHINGTON - Former nat ional securilv adviser Robert M(·Farlane says the congressional hearings Into the Iran arms-Contra aid sca ndal should concentrate on future foreign poiicy needs In stead of underscoring past mis tak es. But as the philosopher George Santayana once said : " If we do not learn from the pa st . we are doomed to repeat our mistakes in the future ." McFarlane's v iewpoint Is understandable since he was very much a part of sec r~live foreign policy, making a tr ip to Iran with a plane load of arms to deal for rcleasP of the American hostages In Lebanon. All undertaken while administration officials publicly and adamantly declared that I herr would be no negotiations with terrorists - no deals, no ransom. Perhaps he dot'S not want a recapitu lation of mistakes that may make people more skeptical of government statements and policies. McFarlane sa id in thr intNview that he also believes foreign policy should be bipartisan and not "politicized." but in reality few president s con.•ull opposition leaders on foreign policy until th ey need tMm . · A key Reagan adm lnlstra t ion official srvera l years ago was asked when the American people wou ld hav(' a say In foreign polic)·. His r('ply : "Ever y four years when they elect a president. " So much for getting the people In on the takeoffs as We'll as the landings . II prcs idcn t mu st co nvince llmericans of the need for thei r policies. bclllgerenl or peaceful. Their suppor t is Indispensabl e and without it a president ca nn ot get too far ahead of the crowd . 'I'hc lesson of Vietnam. which Pentagon and State Department officia ls offi cials kn ow very wrll. was that wars must have tho> ba cking of 1he people. At some point they must rallv to th e ca use and truly feel thP need to protec t nallona l secur lt v. · When Reag;w first loo k office. he began a buildup In the Cari bbean . Sol~ lers went on permanent maneuvers in Hondu ras, and a secret alrslrlp wa s built . He ha s expounded for .six years on tho> goa l of overthrowing 1hr government i n Managua. declaring at one point. "I am a Contra ... Sill I. poll after poll shows the pres ident 's policies on Nicaragua arc not supported . Congress ha s supported him at times and held back at othrr times In a zig-zag course thai gave no clear-cut signals . T ht• lawmakl•rs ha ve not " ·a nted to oppose a pollto.v In which the president dec lares I hat Ha r lln ~e n . Texa s. will be taken ovN II thP Marxist -led Sandlnista government Is not cut off at thl' pass . But the.v have doubt s about a policy t hal could il'a d to greater Involvement. so they have straddled the fr nrc. T h c admi nis tra tion has changed its srorv from time to time' regarding the Nicaragua n t h rea 1. First. It was to stop the Sandlnlst as from exportin g ihei r rcvo lurlon and from supporting rl'volts In neighboring courtrles . N<'Kt. It became a nerd to Ioree th e Sandlnlstas to negotia te and to keep their promises to I he Organization of llmcrlcan States . I.aier. the emp hasis wa s on th e dr ive to force thr Sandlnlsta s to cha nge their form of governmPn t ancl to get rid of their Sov iet and Cuban udvlset·s. 13ul the ronlra s have been st raig htforwa rd about their Intent . whlc•h Is to ovrr throw the government . O~d t ,· , thc• United Stales and Nicaragua still haw diplomat ic relations. From tim e to time. the administration has Insisted that It supports a negotlatM settlement thai would lead to establishment of a d('mOc ra 1ic g:ovC~rn men t. I s It any wo nder that you ng sludent s of U.S. forPign polic.v arc ron fu srcF Letters to the editor Meigs County i.'i fortunate I am writing thi s letter to cx pres., lhr gratitude of the " Meigs Hi gh School student s. fac~lty. starr. Rnd co mmunit y" 10 Carl Hvs,..l l and his bovs for their ('ffot:ts to muke ou r ;,,cen t graduation C'Xf'rclsr~ as success· ful us lh('y were . lt Is hard to ' ima~lne the number of hours Carl and his boys ext,..ndt'd mowing. SW('epin~ thr parking lot, sl'lllnJ( up chairs. directing traffic and the many othc •· ta sks th At were pNiormr d prior to and durin g th e Class of 19 87 ~raduatlon . Meigs County Is lmf erd fortu· nate to have an Individual who dE>votes as mur h time to Its ,I' O un ~ p,..opl£' as doe s Car l Hysell. Then• are times, I am su re. that th£' efforts he extends go unnoticed or un -appreclalrd. but I can assure Carl that we at Meigs High School notice and apprP· elate those efforts. A si mple " Thank You" some· limes spr ms so little to offer for so much give n. So. Carl on behalf of the "M,..igs High School Family" our heartfelt apprecla· tlon Is extended to you and your boys for a job well dono>. Thank You for making our graduation successful. James E. Mlllo>r Principal Today in history By United Prrs. lnternallonal Toda y Is Friday. May 29. Ihe !49th day or 1987 with 216 to follow . ThP moon is moving toward its first quarter. the morning sta •·s are Venus. Jupiter and Saturn. The evening stars are Mercury and Mars. Those born on I his date are under the sign of Gemini. They lnelude patrlol Patrick Henry In 17:16; Ebenezer Butto>rlck, lnvE'ntor of tho> tissue paper dress pattern. In 1826; English novelist G.K. Chesterton in JR74; movie composer Erich Wolfgang. Korni!Oid In 1897; entertainer Bob Hope In 19m (age 841, and John F . Ko>nnedy, 35th president of the UnltE'd States. in 1917. • • Qn this date In history: . In 1453, ConstantlnopiP t now Istanbul) , the capital of the Byzantine Empire. was captured by thE' Turks. In 1790. Rhode Island became the last of the original 13 states to ratify the American Constitution. In 1903, Sir Edmund Hillary of New Zeal arid became the first J)!'rson In recorded history to reach the top of Mount Everest In Nepal. In 1977, a fla sh fire swept through a nightclub In Southgate. Ky .. killing 162 people and Injuring 30. In 1985, British soceer fans attacked Italian fans preceding the European Cup final In Brussels, Belgium. Th~ resulting stadium stampede killed 38 people, Including 3lltalians, and Injured 400. A thought for the day: G.K. Ches terton wrote, '"My country, right or wrong' is like saying 'My mother, drunk or sober."' I' i "Now, how did that happen?" AVOIDS TAG - California's Dltk Schofi eld ducks til avoid the tag of or'toles' first baseman Eddie Murray in Thursday's game at Baltimore. contras. , !To follow the current invaria · bJ(• practice of the med ia. I probably ough t to add "-at a time when Congress had banned suc h ald." But. unlike mo st of the media. I am not trying to mislead you Into jumping to the conclu · slon thai some law wa s therefore necessarily broken .\ Anyway , the well -known virtue of a Swiss bank account Is that ordinarily only one or two bank offi cers know whom it belongs to. and they won't tell . Con trol over the accoun1 can be exerc ised 1if the depositor so instrucfst by anybody who gives the correct number for it . In other word s. it is an extremely handy way of movi ng mon ey around secrell y. Hence Sen. Inouye's questi on. How l wish I had been the witness at whom he directed i t ~ For. as it happens. I once looked fairl y deeply Into the matt er, and turned up some extreme ly int er es ting Informat ion . f'm no t sure. though . I hat a joi nt committee of sena to rs and repr esentativPs would be although happy about my t est imony. Almost exactly 30 years ago. as a young associate counsel ro the Senate Internal SPcurity Sub· committee. I was dirPcted to look Into the matter of Swi ss bank accounts to see whether the Soviet Union was surreptitiousl y uslnj! them to buy up control of key American corporations. I decided that I needed the gul · dance of somo>body who knew the ins and outs of the international banking bu si ness. and in due course a highly regarded expert in the field ca me down from New Yor k to tal k to me off the record . He told me, in a thick Mitteleu· ropean accent, that both the Uni!Pd States and the USSR did m aint a in accounts in Swiss ban ks for various inlclligence purposes. but I hat buying control of U .S. corporat ions through them was not on Moscow' s current agenda. · "Basically ," he continued, "there are three principal user s of numbered Swiss bank accounts . Th e first is people who want to dodge inheritance taxes in their own country . They pu t money In a numbered Swiss account and give the number to the person who is to get the money on their death. Simplo>. "The n there arP the arbi tra · geurs- people who make monev by buying British pound s. corivertlnl! them Into German marks or whatever , and then selling them . If you're shrewd and quick, a profit can often be made in thi s way. "'l'he third big group of users of Swiss bank accounts," he con· eluded, "Is American politicians and here my mouth is s topped~" Whereupon, dramati· cally, he clapped his hand over his mouth . It made a lot of sense. If an American politician Is on the takE'. he badly needs a place where ho> can hide the money both to avoid having to explain It and to evade Income taxes on it . The old -fashioned shoebox Is still favored by many practitioners . but !here's always the danger of theft - ' and besides, as one overachiever discovered a few years back, a vendictlve wifE> may find il and start talking at the most inconvenient moment. A Swiss bank account is les s vulnerable. So there you have it. Sen. Inouye. If you want to learn about Swis s bank account s, you might start by inquiring among your coll eagues. By RICHARD L. SHOOK UPI Sports Writer PONTfAC. Mich. 1UPI1 lsia h Thomas. who relaxed at the wrong moment in Game;, of the F:as l ern Conference final , to ld his teamma tes to takeadvanrage of the Celtlcs attempts to rest in Ga me 6. "I told Jo~ Dumars that in every ga me t h~ro> ha s been a period when Basion chooses to rest on the floor. we haven· t taken advantage of that " Tho· mas said aftPr Detroli beat Boston 113·105 to even their Eastern Con feren ce final 3-:1. The Pistons lost Game 5 of th~ series when Larry Bird stole Thomas' inbounds pa ss tO Bill Lalmbeer with five seco nd s left and fed Dennis Johnson for· the winning baskN . The winner of Game 7 Saturday will play thr Los Angeles Lakers for the NB/1 r It Ie. " Th ey go down and miss ,s ix then we go down and mi ss six," Thomas said. "I told myself we to on it . I Reagan's innocent victims ____R_o_be_rt_W:_a_lte_rs how to bring peace to.chronically war-ravaged Lebanon. although the precise nature of the mission -somewhere between ''showing the flag" and engaging In full · scale combat -was murky. Compounding Reaga n's dlffi · cultles was his blunder In stum· bllng Into the Iran-Iraq war- a co nflict whose outcome Is almost entirely Irrelevant to this coun try - by prov iding anti -tank mi ssiles and other weapons to I ran In excha nge for assistance In securing the release of U.S. hostages. act." Now. In a clumsy attempt to That may sound familiar , but regai n credibility with the mod· It's not a description of the recent erate Arab states that were Iraqi air attack on the guided ag ha st at the clandestine arms mis sile frigate USS Stark that sa le to I ra n. Reagan ha s left 37 Navy men dead In Persian stumbled Into another mlsadven· Gulf. turo> - providing military es· Instead . the events described. courts to Kuwait's oil tankers as above occurred more than 3\S they traverse thp PPrsian Gulf. years ago. when a truck drlvo>n If Kuwait's ships require the by a terrorist and loaded wllh protection of the U.S. Navy, I hero> explosives was purposel y must be a serious military threat crashed Into a Marine compound In the region -but Reagan once In Lebanon, killing 241 troops . again is providing conflicting The slmllarlrles between the signals. suggesting that tho> two calamitous o>plsodes are troops have been dispatched more than superficial. Both were primarily for a show of force. Like the Marines killed In their products of the president's Inca· herent Middle East policy. Both sleep on the outskirts of Beirut, U.S. missions were flawed In the sailors who died In their their conception and bungled In bunks on the Slark werE' vulnera· their execution . ble because they were thrust lnlo Reagan's preferred solution In a polittcal -mllllary twilight zone. virtually all cases of heightened Security was relued, depriving global tension Is military. Where them of any chance to resist Presldo>nt Carter struggled to aggression In the final minutes or their lives. fashion (at least temporarily) a That outcome Is hardly sur· rapprochement . between Egypt and Israel, Reagan has little prlslng In the case of a nation patience with such diplomatic lacking a carefully considered Initiatives. · policy to deal with the Middle East and its vast crude all :rhus, dispatching thE' Marines resources. to Beirut In 1983 was his Idea of WASHINGTON !NEAl -The slaughter of young men sent to the Middle East on an 11 1-drflned U.S. military mission was appal· ling. Especially outrageous was the lax sec urity that deni ed them any opportunity to do>fend them· selves before they died . A Republican representative said lhOse slain werp "desij!· nated sitting ducks." A Democratic senator criticized th e " unbelievable breakdown In security that allowed It to happen. " President Reagan expressed "outrage" over the "despicable Whose oil were the sailors aboard th e Stark protecting• Not much of II Is destined for this country, which last yo>ar relio>d upon Persian Gulf nations for only 15 to 20 perce nt of Its imports and 5 to 10 percent of Its total oil consumption . The three leadi ng sources of our 1986 crude oil Imports were Canada , Venezuela and Mexico. Saudi Arabia ranked ·rourth but was foll owed by Nigeria , the United Kingdom. Indonesia and othN countri es far from the Middle East. Of the 8.4 million barrels of oil exporled dally by Persian Gulf · nation s. the vast majority go to Western Europe and Japan. Those nations. however, have not offered naval escort service to Kuwall's tanker fleet. Perhaps that' s because their leaders undo>rstand that the Mlddlt• East Is not a hospi lable venue for mindless milit ary adventurism. when it happened th is time ." Detroi t ran off JO unan swered points at the start of the fourth qua1:ter, six by Vinnie John son who scor ed 12 point s in t he final perio d. Detroit began the period with an 84-S:lt ea d. "In evN)' garhe there has been a two-or fwo-a nd -one-half m inute period where nobody scores." Thomas said. " You could see Kev in 1McHale 1 and Larry were resting t hemselv es for the last minutes." "I knew lhey were laking a rest," he said . " I wanted to exploit that. " Boston played wit hour c~ntcr Robert Parish. suspend ed for. the •game and fined $7,500 for pun ch· ln g l.aimbecr in Game 5. Darren Daye was Inserted Into the sta rting lin eup at forward and Kevin McHal e shifted to center. "I cou ldn't have asked for more under I he circumstances." said Boston assistant coach Jimmy Rodgers. who look the pl ace· of Coac h K .C. Jones who was attending th e funeral of his mother. "We felt Robert Parish could have played. " Th ere was a three-or· four· m lnu te period where. we got away from our game plan," sa id Rodgers. whose learn was out · rebounded, 49-36 . McHal e. suffering from rhe stomach flu, got 12 rebounds and had 23 point s. Daye scored 16 points. but hi s play ing t !me was limited by foul trouble. Bird, who took just two shots In the first six minutes of the final quarter afto>r making 5 of 6 In the third, wound up with a game-high 35 point s. Danny Alnge also had 16 point s for Boston. " We cou ldn · t have played a better three quarter s, with what w(' had," Bird Sdld. "Every thing fell apart at the beginning of the fourth quarter. ft' s hard to come back when you' rE> dow n by 13 In the fou r th quarter." 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Ri.ck tyiahorn had 14 points and 18 rebounds while Laimbecr sco red 12 and hau led down 10 r ebou nds. ' 'I'm a st reaky pl"yer," .foh nson said. "Once I get guing I'm toug h to stop. I have a lot of confidence In m)• shot. When there 's pressure. that's when I do my best. " mPrO,\', Ohio. b.v th r Otlln Vallf'y f>u t>· ll10hlng Compan.v t Mulll m£~J l rt . l nr .. POml' )V . Oh io 45c71i9, Ph. fA'1· ~ 1 5t1 . Sf., rond · :·· :-~ pns!a,llf.' J)<tlflut PomNn.v . Oh l! Nr\1.' York, N<•w York 10017. top Tigers Davis' hit provided him with the game-winning RBI. Fred Tl bu rcio had three singles ad j lme Walewander had ·twQ sin· gles and drew a walk as Mudhen batters worked three Detroit pitchers for 15 hits. " Check out the WEIRDO/" in !he Mexican League. Thev had a baseball ther t• cal led . the winning hOme run Thursda~· Comm ando. It did a lo t of fly in g. ni gh I after failing to lay down a too." sacr ifice. The wa\' balls are After the Angels took a 7-li lead flying our of parks these days. in the 12th, Baltimorr.·s L r.r Lac,1• however, Young mi ght have hit drew a leadoffwalk off Buice. 2·:1. one out had he conn~c t cd on 'thr. Young. whose leadoff homer in bunt. the lOth lied the score. then hit an "I don' t know a hell of a lot 0-1 pitch over th<' right-ficl cl about pit chers cheating but if I bullpen for hi> second homer of were a pit cher f 'd damn sure find the seaso n. out a way." California Manager "1\fte•· Le£>11'illked. m,· job11·as Gene Mauch said after Young's to get th e bunl down and I didn ' t two- run homer in the 12th Inning do it." said You ng. who entered gave the Bait I more Orioles an 8· 7 tht• game as the only Oriole hitter victory over the Angels. "Base- on thr. r oster wit hour a homP run. ball is go>t ting r id iculou s. J'vr " I wasn't thinking homP ru n. I never seen such semi -scm i-semi ha v0n'l been playing and I don' t swi ngs and the ball going out In know my role on I he team. but my life." this club nevr.r says die. With us. The hom e run. Young's seco nd It's never over until the last ou t ... of tile gamr and Baltimort>'s For naltimore, Larry Sheet < sixth, gave the Orioi!)S Ci~ this added two hom<' •·uns while Cal · monlh , breaking the record of 5!i Hipken ,J r. and Rick Bur leson hit in a month held by I he New York one each. Ruppert .l one< and Giants iJuly 19471 and Mlnno>sota Wally .Joynet· homered for Twins !May 19641 . Th e Orioles California. havr. hit 48 home runs in their la st In olher llmNican League 19 games and lea d the m ajor s gamt•s, Boston ou tslugged C'lrvp, with 76 homers. land 12·8. M innesota clobbf'rr.d Ca lifornia also slugged tw o Milwaukee J:l-1. New York homers · Thursday as the teams lopped Seattle Ci-t imd Oakland set a M emorial Stadium record edged Toronto 4-:1. In the lone of eight homers. Nallonn I League game. St . Louis " From what I hea r. the home routed Atlanta ll ·o. runs are flying out everywhere. Red Sox 12, Indian' K nor j~st here." said Angels At Boston. Dwight Eva ns reliever DeWayne Buicr. who belted a three-run home run and yir.lded both of Young's bla st s. knocked in six runs as lh e Red " It reminds me of when I pitched Sox rallied lo brat Cleveland des plle Joe Ca rt er' s three home run s. • 'I Pistons top Celtics, .even East playoffs Those Swiss bank .accounts -~W_ill_iam_R_u_she_r Early In the heari ngs on the Iran / contra affai r , Sen. Daniel Inouye, D·Hawall. asko>d one of I he witnesses - I believe it was Robert McFarlanE> - to explain the uses of a Swiss bank account. " What Is a Swiss bank account for?" lnouyP Inquired . " Why do peop le open them?" The subject had co mo> up because part of tho> proceeds of the arms sales to Iran were deposited In a bank account In Geneva. The account was under th e control of Co l. · Oliver North and / or Gen . Rl · chard Secord, who subsPquentl y used some of lhP funds to provide mili tary aid to the Nicaraguan The Orioles • hit more six· more hom e runs last night to up their May total to a record 56. IUPI) -~~; . By United Press International Mike Young hit a game· changed significantly between the draft and the final report . In the draft report , for eKample. one product was rato>d "excello>nt" in April 1985, but this description became only "fair" in the final report . Other products were upgrado>d. - The sealer rest was completed only at Davison Airfield. The Army customarily conducts tests simultaneously at several locatio ns . - Manufacturers wo>re not invited. as they usually are, to be presPnt at the periodic examina· lions of their products. ·~ ., MIDDLEPO,RT 399 SO. THIID 992-6421 ' '· '.ir. . .' .r �.. Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio . Friday. May 29, 1987 Byrum's record-tying 64 tops -Memorial By GENE CADD£1:; UPI Sports Writer DUBLIN, Ohio (UPII -Curt Byrum's week away from compet ition helped him play above II in the $832,000 PGA Memorial Tournament. " I was really looking forward to play ing here,'_' Byrum said after his record-tying S-under par :12-32-64 at the Muirfl eid Vill age Golf Club Thursday gave him rhe firs t-round lead. " I had played five straight weeks, so 1 took las t week off. I didn 'r wanr to come here in a bad fram e of mind , knock IT in the rough and bogey the· first four hol es." Byrum, who held a 2-shot lead ovrr .Joey Sindelar and was three sr r,okt's allead or Tom Watsori : and Scott Hoch .e ntering today's second round, avoided both the rough and the bogeys as he t icd the tou rnament record pre· viously set by Mark McCumber in the final round in 1984. " I just felt f was going to play well )!ere," said Byrum, whosP younger brot her , Tom, shol a 2-over 74 in the opening round. " It's a ball striker's course and I've been hilling the bali prell y well. I kn ew if r pulled welL I 'd be able to score." Byrum, a native-of tiny On ida , S.D.. where the golf season is usually limited to five months because of the weat her. had ro make only one birdie puTt lon ger than 10 fE;et. " When you ~et conditions like this. with soft fairwa ys · and grt>ens and no wind. you're going to see low scores. " said Byrum , a Cifth-year pro. " The .cal iber of golf ·is so good and nobody is backing off. They're just out there fir ing it at the pin ." Forty-nine players broke par Thu rsday , 12 more than,ln the first round last yea r. Another nine shot even-par 72s. Sindela r played the first 17 ho les without a bogr,l' , but missed a 6-foor pul l on the !Rth. " I made some semi -major cha nges rn my swin g the last few weeks, so th is was kind or a IPs! fil i<hl .:· Sindelar said . "Th~ 66 was because r putted well.··· Warson's round was highli gh· • Flyers win. 3-2, even senes 1\\' IUI~I LEAilEH - C'urtll.vr·um r• •acts '"' lw rnis"'"""' 11f few hirdit· JJUit!o! durin~{ 'l'hur"ida,} "!"l first ruund ur th1• I!JX7 M emorial 'l'nul'nauu·ul al lluhlin , Ohi11 . lt,yr·mn ·.., t.ill n p~ tfll' fif• ld . ( l 'PI) Wisconsin-Oshkosh easy 16-1 winner in Division III action hi._, Mi\1: /I ·. 'I'Tt\ . f llliO ll'. Jl) J l 1f •r r· l tlll.r l i\:( .t\1\ ~o n h 1\ \t· t w t!l · lm r· d , JJI. t 1 Tlni J.. , d;_ ,, trJ Il l J) l\'i"iJ (m Whi '!Hl...,i ll { l..,hkrJ<, Il po\\r·rlllllhf' (' ('ntr ;tl h!V.hlic l'' 111 h-0. 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Most dairy products - such as cream cheese. whipped c ream, sour cream, cottage cheese - are clearly marked with the last date they can be sold. Package nuts In airtight containers and store In the refrigera tor or freezer. Store staple . products such as flour, spices, and baking mixes In the refriger ator to maintain freshness and reduce the risk of pantry pest Infestation . · Fresh fruiTs can be a nutritious - and sale - dessert al1erna tive. Fruits provide vitamins, mllwrals, .fiber, and relatively few calories. SelecT only fruits that are clean, free of defect s, bruises and blemishes. Avoid over-ripe specimens - even if they are a bargain- a nd choose only firm fruits with no soft spots. Handle them carefully, scrub all fruit , ,even watermelon, before serving To remove bacteria and pesticide residue. Dessert aJds a special touch to summer meals. A safe one makes it perfect. StrawberriPs are In season 1low and a drli cious dessert mi ght b<' fresh straw berry pie. Fresh Strawberry Pi e Baked pastry shell , 9-lnch. 1: Fresh strawberries. l ~ quarts ; Sugar, l cup; Corns tarch , :l ta blespoons; Lemon julrr. ~ ta blespoons; Make past ry shell ; cool. Wasil and ca p berries. Set as id e ha lf of them (the best ones) . Mash llw olher berries. Mix sugar and cor nsta rch ; ad d lo mash ed berri es. Cook 5 to 6 mlnut rs , or until clear ~ nd very thick. Sti r in IPmon jui ce. Cool. TINA A. HENNESY KRISTINA G. HAYNES ,JENNIFI!:R SWARTZ Mi\ltK it. SMITH Sr\ pcl a fr w or rem a inin g bPrrles for garnish . Add Ihe rest, whole or cut, to cooled mixture. Po ur Int o past ry shell Garnish with whole str awberri es. No tf' : H st rawbt<rries are tart , omii lemon jui ce . Ca )orlt•s 260 . pf'!' se r vi ng: About Did You !<now That: ,Jus t a rcmlndrr . saimOJwlla bacteria arr des! royrd at high temr"'ra tures. Coo king foods such as poultry thoro ughly will hel p rlimi natr tiw chancr of ·sa lm onella bacteria in your food . Go-Getters 4-H ,Club picking strawberries By BOB HOEFLICH Even before school was out members of the Salem Center Go-Getters ·4- H · Club have been putting In busy times. It seems thai the Southern : Ohio Coal maintains strawberry patch on Route689in ·. the Vinton area and organizations are allowed to pick the ' strawberries with the arrangement that for every 10 quarts picked, the coal rompany geTs two quarts. These two quarts are sent by the company to nu'rslng homes and convalescent centers -in the area. So members of the Go-GeTters Club have been taking advantage of the offer and have been selling their share of strawberries picked for a dollar a quart as a fund-raising project - and they've been selling like hot cakes. Members hope to make a trip to Kings Island during the summer. And - only last Saturday club members staged a dinner for members of the Salem Township Volunteer Fire Department at the fire station. Members have also been helping to get the ground around the fire station ready for seeding and planting flowers. Adult advisors of the club are l.ue Shenefield, Karen Clark, Bonnie Scott and Larry Montomgery. was up In the state during the past season, It was down just a bit In Meigs County. This year during the Three week season which ended May 16, hunters took 82 wild turkeys while In 1986 they took 86. And how abouT some art instruction as a summer activity In the Chester area? Well- It 's about to happen for students from ~he lower grades through the teens. Classes -and there will be a minimal chargewill probably be at the scout hail and will be In drawing and painting. Plans call for the start of the sessions on June9with both afternoon and evening Instruction planned. Janet Koblen tz Is heading the summer activity and will need to know at once If the Interest Is there, so give her a call at 985-4397, If you'd like to Involve your child. The Meigs County Association for ReTarded Citizens will be staging a flea market at the Carleton School from 8 to 5 on June 5. The association Invites your participation. Cost of a sales space Is $5. Give Rea Roush a ring at 9!12-6817 to reserve your space. Memorial Day weekend meant a lot of reunions not only for alumni groups bul for inci!viduai classes. Among the special class reun· Ions was that of l~e 1937 graduat Ing class of Middleport High School and I have to hand II to the committee which planned the special reuniOn held at The Middleport Fire Station. The committee consisted of Paul Wiley, Paul Smith, Phyllis Diles Jividen, Janice Collins Daniels , Mary Grate Brown, Ruth Blackburn Ebersbach and Dorothy Higginbotham Evans. The committee got In touch with every member of The class and compiled a booklet giving a brief rundown on the past 50 years in the life of each class member. It' s a very Informative booklet and I'm sure Interesting not only to class members buT To other residents who knew most of the class. Really a great job by the committee and a successful class reunion. I love lighting up your life so since it's the end of May, I'll remind you thai real estate taxes are due again In June. You can'T take IT with you anyway, so keep smiling. Showalter completes Associate \\ 1 1111 J l <1.1,1 l'••h, ohllltullll n I " llo•l:ol lt Ill '·Ill! I' ll n ttll ,olll ·• i ',uht' ' Pick Your Own Strawberries Watch out with desserts at hot weather gatherings Beat of the Bend Keith Wood, Meigs County Game Protector, reports that even though the wild turkey take .... ... 1\.d l i! ll•ll o' l t .i.Jt 1l ~tMIII"IUJl l( l tJ..I I nn., 111 l' .. d1 ,,,d .. 1 \II IIIIi·•"', .tlt iHal •· H\ II~ l ',h ilh I n,t•l l ,t .11! 111 1 \ \\ 1, lur :1 I .1111"1 u l,1 :. I : iou l lll l," ' o ;11 1. · ·1 11 !( no ft o.., l• I ln·nnl '' 1\u•l ll ll I ! 1 \ 111111~ l\ I Page-5 By CIDdy·s. Oliveri tards, meringue _ pie~. cream Cowlty Extension Agent puffs, and puad!ngs all contain Rome £conomlca/&-R eggs, milk or crea!ll which are Warm weather Is here! A time susceplll!ie to , spoilage. Such for picnics, class and family foods require eoristant refrigerareUnions, and epd of school · tion until served 'a nd must' never potluck dinners. stand at room temperature for This week, "In The Spotlight" more than two hours. shares some tips on ,are desserts To build safety Into the'dessert for hot weather parties. Most course, consider the lndlvloual party menus fea~ure light re- Ingredients lri your recipe. Ffor freshing foods : CO(,)! salads, Icy recipes In which eggs are not drinks, garden-fresh vegetables thoroughly cooked such Ice and seasonable fruits. Such me· cream, meringues, soft cusTards nus seem to demand light, or puddings, use only clean eggs cream-filled custards or pastries with sound shells. Cracked or to finish the meal. But walt a soiled eggs may contain bacte· mlute before you whip up some ria; use such eggs only In foods dessert. or puddi!lg! that are thoroughly cooked such So what's the fuss abOut as baked goods or foods cooked planning summer desserts? The for a lotig time _on fop o! .the fact is that food poisoning lsn:t range. limited to potato salad or fried When preparing desserts , cool chicken. Those cream pies, cus· foods with a high egg content as Hope you don 't feel like the younger generation is losT. Let me restore your faith . Members of Den 8 Cub Scouts In Pomeroy have been saving money through dues and other measures for an outing to the Pizza Hut. However. the group decided they could live without the outing and voted Instead of pizza to turn over their $20.40 towards the establishment of the Robert Morris Library at the Pomeroy ·Elementary School. Nancy Hlll Is the den mother of the group. Nice, huh ? I , II (<~fll rll hl .. 11, 1hu oHI !' o· ll.lk l olilo l I !II lt11 lll!l•·r!o ll 1·olo "·•I• 1 l ._, 1 " " "' ' U 1> tt1 \ I in ll •'~•ti .1 I I ' ltlu ·"' ~ ~ , I '•d.1\ ~ h .ut-,o • ph 1 • 1 I n I ll 11 omt••1 " ' " ' \ " ' ~ . .... .111 1• ! H.,t.1 .U111 I ! Mol ~ •' I I ·-~ 1\ t!t l111 11r• 'l'ra n"al'l iun,. ·~ . ,I 'I , t 1\ .11 1 I: \J f orlo"ol•t ' ' ' I 1' .1•' IJ1< 1,, I 11.,. I olo •f.. 1 (I , I II ' "" In the spotlight: o ,I 1 II •I:" Friday, May 29, 198', . Big congratulations to Ralph and Stella Frank who will observe their 68th wedding anniversary at their Five Points home on Sunday. 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ApplPton ' -.. ht ""' I II t1.11 ''"' ol Moorr ral srd in J.'rankit' "Two guys run into each other and the penalt y ends up deciding the game," Sa ther said. Ju st 1:24 later, J ..1. Daigneaull . who mjssed 17 games with an Injured ankle. fired a 50-foot siapshoT that Fuhr never saw. " l keptskatingrowardhima nd took the shot," sai d Daigneault , who scored his first playoff goa l. " I was surprised it went in, very · surprised." · Andthe Oii crs were shockedto find themselves behind and the series tiPd. "I ~'Ou ld sa.v we are prrtty down ," Edmonton 's Way ne Gretzky said. " I would say we're prPII v disappointed.·· Disappointed will nor be the word if Edmonton loses Came 7 Su nda.v to joi n the DPtroil Red Wings astheonly reams to blow a :l-1 lea d and losp the Sta nl ey Cup. t11' 1<Tot Jl '\ \ I IU\. \1 11 \ l d I \'nrt h lin odt•. f .lttJitn .t \\'! •.., If '\ ;1n lw ld nl'f itl a t1 · I I I \ 1 I uo lo·•l l ' o , • • I ttl • t Con- f.:n~.;f(' f'll 'By ,JOE CIALJNI making some noise abou t it. although it 's noT a profess ional UPI Sporls Writer PHILADELPHIA (UPII thing to complain." The Flyers aren't complaining The Philadelph ia Flyers have 1urn ed their holes In to a grave for al all. They' re too busy showin g the Edmonton Oilers . more hearr than the Oilers. The Flyers , seeking to become " I have had the opport unit y to only the seco nd team in NHL coach a number of great teams history to come back from a .l-1 and great players but this is by far the greatest group of ind ivid· deficit in th e Stanley Cup fin a l. recovered from an early two- uais I have ever worked with," goal hole Thursday night to beat Philadelphia coac h Mike Keenan the Oilers 3-2. said. Tied at three victories apiece, As has been their habit, those the teams travel to Edmonton for in di v idual s s tarted s lowl y the fir st winner-take-all fin ale aga inst the Oilers. giving up a since th(• MonTreal C'a nadlen s short-handed goa t to Kevin Lowe beat the Chicago Black Hawks in at ~:08 of the fir st per iod and 1971. fa ll ing· behind 2-0 at lo : 16 on an "We 're go in g to Edmont on· even-s trength goa l b)' Kevi n with a positive altitude," said McCle lland. Philadelph ia goa lie Ron Hex tall. In lh ~ ser ies. the 01 iers ha ve who ha s become increasingly ou tscored Philadelphi a 9-1 in the stin g-y as The series progresses. first period. scoring first ine\W)' Thrr.C' 1imes in I his ser ies game. Philadel phia has rallied to win Cam pwe 3. came we knew cou3-ld0 back WC' from fr om a deficit of at least two in "Once goa ls. Put another way, the come back from 2-0." PhiladelOi lers three l imes have failed ro phi a's Mu rray Cra\·en sa id. " It doesn' t mailer if we tali back dPii vc·r the killing blow. " We just don ' t give up ," agai n. We 'l l keep coming back l'hiladelphia forward Murray until t hC' fina l bu zzer. " Lindsa.\' Ca rson starred the Craven said. "We work hard the wholr ga me and we don't give up. Ga me 6 comeback . scor ing hi s We kc•ep on coming and coming . Third goal of the playoffs at 7:12 We'vc• done that the whole seri es ot th e second period. ta king a and th at' s what won u ~ thi s pass from Da vc Brown and slidi ng the puck between the gamr Edmo nt on complai ned bill er!:; skatr of Edmonton goa ltender abou t thl' offi ciating of referee Gran t F'uhr and the irfl post. With i\ nderso n off for highDavr Newel l. The Oilers part iculariy believed Flyers defense- stick ing in the thi rd per iod, Brian man Brad McCrimmon should Propp scored his 12th goa l of thP hilvc received a ma jor penalty playoffs at J:!: 0·1. He fired a sho.t and an ej ection for hPad-butting over F' uhr 's ri ght sho uldCI', ly ing GIP nn Andrrson in lhP second the scorr 2-2. It wns Phil ade lphia' s s ixth period . pow<'t' play of th(• ga me. to three " The game was decided b ) ' th<' for Edm onton . and on l)· it s fi rst r<'IPrre." sa id Edmont on C oach goal. ( :irn Sa lht•r . " W e• h<-J Vf' to s ta r t ted by an eaglc-3 on thE' 490-yard 15th hole. which brought him back into contention . " I didn 't warm up very well." said Watson. "I hit the bali crooked on the practice tee and I thought I might struggle. but it didn't happen ." Six pla yers shot 4-under 68s, incl uding Scott Simpson, who bogeyed the final two holes. Also at 4-under were Kenny Knox , David Gra ham, David Frost . Mast~rs champion l.arry Ml ze and Fred WadsworTh, who aced Ihe 186-yard iour!h hole with a 6-iron. Amongl2p layerswith3- under 69s were Tom Kite, Sandy Lyle, Jo hn Mahaffey and Hubert Green. Defending cha.mpion Hal Sutton had a 2-over par74, host Jack Nicklaus a 73. while Greg Norman wa s ~mong 13 players at 70. Timothy Edward Showalter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle E . Showalter, Long Bottom, graduated from Parkersburg Community College Saturday after completing a two year study .course In automotive technology. Showalter received an usoclateapplledsclencedeereewith honor. He waa on the National Dean's List both years and wu a merntier of the PCC Slpna Omega Chapter of Pbl ~a Kappa Honor Society. He wu chclell to participate ID the cooperative education PJ'OII'IIR otthecol. . tbesummerof1986, aDd waa tbereclplellt ottbe Wood County Automobtle and Truck DHiers Auoctatlon Scholarahlp II Scholarships awarded from Middleport Four scholarships of $550 each have been awarded t.o the sons and daughters of Middleport High School graduates from Tht> Susan Park Scholarship Fund. Announcement of the recipIents was made at the Mlddlepori Alumni Association banquet Saturday night. The four recipients, all with a grade point average of 3. 79,. or better were Tina Ann Hennesy, daughter of Robert and Mary Louise Hennesy, Gallipolis; Kristina Gall Haynes, daugh· ter of Larry and Paula Michael Haynes, Rutland; Jennifer Swartz, daughter of Roger and Marlene Swartz, Pomeroy: and Mark R. Smith, son of Lincoln E and Shirley A. Smith, Middleport. Mary Lou Hartinger 3oggs, Carol Bachtel Tannehill, and Jeanette Crooks Thomas serve on lhe scholarship commiTtee. Only Interest from the fund may be used for scholarships. Besides the $20,000 contributed by Ihe I at e Susan Park; the Alumni Association ha s donated $13.288.B3 to the fund whlrh earned $2, :!<17 .61 last year. Tina Hennesy graduated from Gallla Academy and will be attending., e ither Marshall Uni versity or Rio Grande Coll ege where she wl!l st udy social work and psychology . She Is a member of the National Honor Society, student council, Key club, a nd Spanish Opb. This year she was honored by the Kiwanis Club as Outstanding Youth In Church activities, and served as pres! · dent of the Trusteeship Council or Model United Nations. She Is the youth representative to Parish Council, · St . Louis Catholic Church. Kristina Gail Haynes, a graduate of Meigs High School , plans lo attend Ohio Universit y where he will study hearing and speech Announcement that Betty Dean has been elected director of Region 11 for the 87·88 year was made when Chester Garden Club met recently at the home of Mrs. Maurita Miller. Mrs . Dean, long-time member of the Chester Cl ub, has been active in regional and state acllvltles as well as club and county flower show s and educational projects. She was congrat· ulated by the cl ub members on her election to the regional po~it ion. · · 11 wa s noted that seven members had attended the spring regional meeting. Thank you notes were read from Paula Mora and Pauline Ridenour for recent su nshine gifts. Edna Wood will handl e the remembrance for May. For roll call members re· sponded with comments on things they lhought they would never eat. Crystal Flglei, cohostess, gave a reading on motherhood and Its ma ny meanings. The two-part program was on her bs by Betty Dean, and lncr~dl ­ bie edib1es by Peggy Crane. On herbs, Mrs. Dean listed roschips as a nutritious source of vitamin C used In teas and jellies, a nd Rosemary, a "cure-a li" , as a culinary herb, and as sce nt for toiletries . Mrs. Crane talked on wildflowers and greens, edibl e and nutritous. She prepared teas for members to sa mple Including raspberry, blackberry, rose, lemon balm . and swet•t clclly leaves, along with one from sassafras rooT mi xed with bl ack tea . She also discussed varl us greens and their usps as food Including dandelions for coffee substlute, as a green, or batt er- dipped . f"r~ n ch fri<•rl blossoms. She noted that violeis, bot h tho fl owers and leaves can be added to green salads, and that dayll · Iirs ca n be used on reli sh trays or the tubl·rs ma y b!' cookc•d . She also poin ted out the usr•s of curly dock. chickw('('k, spring ileauty, hemlock, ca tnip, cat tails, c•idCP· b!'rrirs, and Ma y apples. Each ei ub mrmb<' r pr!'scnlcd h!'r with a household ITem In apprrcla tlo n for the program . John D. Credico, M.D. OB/GYN Physician SEE THE "MEAN MACHINE" After Pregnancy SATURDAY, MAY 30TH CJ:OO A.M.-6:00 P.M. Office Hours: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. GRAND OPENING MondaY~Friday Suite It Plentant Valley Hospital Helical Olllce Building for the 1986-87 ICbool year. Showalter attends tbe Living Word Clleater Church of God, and II a member of the Chester Bowhunten Club aDd tbe Junior Polled Hereford Alloclatlon. tlw Meigs Hi gh newspaper sta ff, l>ciongeli to the Spanish Club, wa s an Academi c Ail· America n, un ultNtl!ltc for Buckeye's Boy State, and a slate wl nn ~r IQ parl imcnta ry proeeclu rt' for Ohio DECA in 1985. Chester Garden Club conducts meeting Modem Personalized Care Before, During And TDIOI'II1' J:. IIIIOW.U.TD thPrap) . At Meigs shl' w as a memb<'r or the Na tional Hono r Soelcly, Slud t•nt Cou ncil Tr<•n· age inst itu te, y<•a rbook staff. and Chorallrrs. She was 'an Aca demic All-American, a d c l ~gall' to Buckeye Girl's Starr. and the 1986 hom ecom ing qui'Pn. Jennifer L . Swartz will also ilt' allendlng Ohio Universit y to ma jor In pr·r-physlcal therapy. Her act ivllles at Meigs have included a wide var iety of sport s, basketball , vo lleyball. lrark. a s well as being active In thP Teenage Institute, : F!'i lows hlp of Christian Athletes. Na lionul Hono r Society, Quiz Team, on Ihe new spaper staff, and Ihe stud ent council. · Mm'k Smith, also a gruduaiP of Meigs. Is enrolled at Ohio Uni vc r·· sll y whcrr he pla ns to prepare for a career In some medi cal field . ;\ t Mt•igs he was a mrmber of I he Nat ion al Honor Socil'l y, editor of Call 875-6700 Dd ~~NJ!~. ' w'¥~~~!~4~ 'Vl ·yve trear you tike 'tamily," - · FREE PEPSI & HOT DOGS INVENTORY OF 25 TO 30 LATE MODEL USED CARS MEIGS AUTO SALES INC. 605 Gen. Horlinger Pkwy. Middleport, OH. MARK DAVIS �29, 1987 The Daily Sentinei-Page-7;: Community calendar/area happenings • .. 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UNITED PK~BYfEHIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNT\' He" Charles Talhou )lARRISONVILLE PRESBY1F RloiN Sundll\' Wo rship ~tvlrr-s Churc;h SchoollO 15 .t m CHURCH - MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTER IAN - Sunda v School, 9 a m 1015a m Church sr>n !cr SYRACUSE FIRST UNITF:D PRFSBY TERIAN - SundaY School 10 tr m Church st'rvlct' 11 15 a m ftUTLAND CHURCH OF COD Pas101 Jo5n Evans SuBda y School 10 00 n m Swaday MornlnJ: Worship II 00 a m Chi!· drftf'l s Churrh 11 11 m Sund B)' Ev()n!ng SE-rvice- 7 00 p m Wed tip m You ng la dlr$1 Auxlllln) Wednesday, 7 p m Fam ~ lly Worship ( Su m\ 1' HOBSON CH RIS I IAN UNION (Thur m an Durham) pasl or Sunday service 9 JO a m evPninlii: service 1 30 p m Prayer mN>IIn~ . Wl'(fnt'day 7 30 p m BF ARWA I I OW RI OGF. CHURC'H or CHR IS1 J o~t ph R Hos kin ~ Pl ~! m Rlh lf ( !.1~~ 'l Ill 1 m M111 nlnJ::" Worship 1ll :m •• rn fo\ (' nlng Wors hlp li Jllp m Th ursd<.~ \ Olhl t' S1uch n m IJ rn ~" • \\ Sl 1\1- HS \.11 LP. 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Morn ln(tl Won hlp 9 ~0 a m Sunduv St houl 10 :W n m Evenin g S<'l' .I Ar\\ OODS - ( hut'thSchool lfl ,t m W or~ hlfl 11 1 rn Bl blP St uth I hurs d,t\ 7 p m li M\ F' Sund<J\ li r m 11-l ,ln kllnl FOIU.S1 Hl1N - Wor ship 9 .1 m Chunh SthOol 10 A M Choir pl .l<' llct fUI sd \\ h IOJ) m UMW (It sl Tu r>sd 1\1 7 :l(l ))m INt•ls oo) Hf.A Ill t Mlddlr>ptJrtl -Church S<'hool ~ 1(1 .1m Mn1 nl n~ \\ ors htp HI ~0 am '011lh ( I IJ\IIJ ~ p m Ill<' 7 JOp m r-.n UNION BAPTIST Donald Shu l' pastor S,tyrt• Sund av S(:hOOI Sup! Sundu v &hool 9 4!) a m Evenlnrz wor ~h ll> 6 Ill p m Pra't I I M ecllng n30 p m JOC' Wrdn('S d!ly TU PP ER~ PI AINS CHURCH OF ( HHIST D.l\ 1• P rNrllct mlnlslf'r Dl:>1 v i Wt lls Supt Chu tc h School q a m Wor sh ip St•t \ lr f' !I 45 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE N AZA RFNE Hrv Hl'r ht r t Gr<ttr pastor F'r mk lllfflr sup1 Su nd ay Srhool 9 30 a m Wcrs hlp !iiN\ IC'<' 11 am and 7p m Sunda't W C'dnf'~d av 7 p m Prawr ml'<'l lnl! \\tti nt!Sd ,t\' Chuwh (hult rt' ht~ar ~ 11 i p m thu1 sd.1v l 1! ctVI'T Sc•l \l ti' ti ~O p m D!b!C'S!u/1 \ 7 pIll IZU11IJ!tt l MI NrRS VII l F. - Worship St'n!rr 10 • m l"lm rch Sc hool IJ,, m UMW th ird Wtdnt'!'lt,l\ 1 p m r nott pJ ~ct lrt:' Mon til\ 7 10 p rn tNt•l §m) PI- i\ll l CII APEl - \\ or shl p !iirrv lfY' ll 111 11m Chu H h !oll hool 111 1 ~ 11m liM\\ St'<11nd 1 Ut 'Sc\ .1\ 7 10 p m I Muss Til ,m I POI\1 1 HO' -C'hUll h Sthool q l ~a m Wur ~hlp 10 l(l am Choh rr hror~l W1 dnt"'d I\ 7 ~0 p ftl tJ MW SPt"' nd 1 tu•sd t\ 1 1(1 p m U Mn~ ~u ndtw 6p m lAUREl ('[ IFF FRF"F. METHODIST CHURCH D.!VI d Bc-11 p11 s1ur Rob<>rt E ll.Jrton Dl t('('tor of Chr ls!lan Educttt lon SI •' H ~bll n .tssls t.mt Sund,tv S( hooi 9 30 1 m M01 nlng wor!'>hip 10 :«l 11 m Tr£>ns In i\t li on 6 p m F. \f' n l n~ Worship 7 OOp m Wt:'t:lnt ~tt:n 1'\f'ning prn t r r and Blbl(l ~ l u d\ 7 OOp m Choir pr .tf' li<'r Thursdav 7pm DEXTFR CHUR CH OF (HRtST urbltn C"h tul<: " Ru s~rll ~r mlnish r Rlrk Ma t ombt: z supl S\Jnd.lv ~ hool 9 30 a m Worship ~rrdr r 10 :Jri ,a m Blblr ~ tud v 1 ut•sd,J v 7 3() p m HOCK SPR INGS- C'hu1t h School 9 I ~ Wor ship 10.1 m BlblrSiud\ Wf'd nr"'iln\ 7 30 p m lJ MY F 1S<>nlor~1 Sun ct w !'i p m 1 Jun ior~1 I'VI.'rv olhrr Sun d1v npm IFra nkllnl IIU11 t\ ND- hUII'h Srhool 10 II m Wn1 ~h l p li n m UMW ( E v~.>nlntz Clrclf'l nm Rt:ORGAN IZEn CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF lA ITER DAY SAINTS Port 111M ~Hrl n <' Ro.Jd Wllll.lm Rous h pn sl or Ll ntln F:vuns r hw c h ~rhool dlrN'Ior C'hurrh srhool9 30 a m , Morn ing "' orshlp HJ I(J u m Wf'dnr>sday l'\'l.' nlnli! prayrr s("n lc1· ~ 1 JO p m BETHLFHf.M BAPTIST RPv Earl Shult•r p.1stor Wcrs hlp s(nlcl" 9 30a m Sund a\ !k hooi iO JO a m B!blt' Studv and p13\ t r ~ ~ rt l('t' Thursdtw 7 JO p m Wt'< ln rsdnv 7 mJl m. lJMW jAf lf'rnoorr Ch rlr. t sr('(J nd 1hursdll\ 1 p m SI'('Q nd I Mu :;:snruru SA l FM rF'N TER - Chul'(' h ~ h nol Q 1~ a rn \\ nrshl p Ill 15 p m rMussman 1 !\NOWV III ~= Wo r~htp 9 00 1 m - r h~rn: h w·hool 9 -1 5 :~ m r M u s ~ma111 CARlETON INTERDENOMINATION AL CHURCH Ktn~!ibuf\' Road Rev Da· vld C'u r fm n11 JlfiiiiOr ~undav !khool 9 )) .. m Ralph Cor l Sup! Evl"nln' wors hip 7 00 p m Pru\l'r tn(l('flnJt Wrdn t'Sdav SOUTHERN Cl USTEK He" Ro1u•r Gract· KP\' . P•ul McOutrr 7 00pm 1\ PP I f c.novE- Chun.: h & hool9 10 1m \\'m ~ hlp 10 00 .1m Hirst !l nd th !rd SunduH l , lll bl<' illludv f' \ l"r\ Sun dll\ 7 p m UMW Sf'rond Tur>Sdli V 7 00 p m Pr n\1 \ lll{'f' tln ~ W('(tnl sda\ 7 p m LONG B01i0M CHRISTIAN Vt'rnon EldrldJ! r p11stor Wnllat::l' DamN ood, S ~ Supt Sundav&hoo19 .'Kia m Won~ hlp &nlrl" 10 30 ~ m ((11 ;\('!•) llt 1 JI AN' ' - Worship 9 a m ~ hool Ill !1 m 10 11m Wt'dn C'~d 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 45769 614 / 992-2644 106 lutt•nut Ave, PomtJoy, Oh. vav 0 Pomeroy, OH. Across from tho Courthouse 992-2975 POMEROY, OHI0-992·6677 loll Quickel and Ruth Ann F01 C'hUN'h Bible Studv Wf'dntsda v Dorcns Womrn s FPlloo sh!p IV II 11 m ~MrGuirl'\ CA RMEL - Chur('h Srhooi 9 J0 am Worship 10 4~ ,am Second a nd Fourt h Sundavs FNiowshlp dln nt"r wnh Sutton lhlld Thur.sdnv ti 30 p.m (MC'GutN'I EAST I E'TART- C'hurrh School9a m Wot'S hlp 10 11. m S('('Ond and fourth Sun dll,VS UMW ll l'$1 T\l~dav, 7 :Kl p m RA CINE FIRST Df>liH'r C'hur!'h &hoot 10 JO am Blblr STudy, Thu rsday 7 30 p m (Rttd('r } RACINE WESLF.YAN - (burch S<hool Worship II a m UMW founh Mon Men's Prayer BrNkfasl Wednesday 7 am jGrare) 10 a m d11y ttl 7 00 p.m Stri'TON - Church School 9 30 a m , Morning Wonhlp 10 45a m fl rstand third Sunday", Fellowship dinner wllh Carmel hlrd Thursday, 6 ~ p m (McGuire) , '( Ml k <" Sv. J~~r SI<'\'E'' Sundnv School Sup! Sunday & hool 9 30 a m MDtnlnjil " orshlp 10 40 a m Sundav fl\£>nlng 1.1 0 r~hlp 7 30 p m , WOOn l'SQ:IV M'f'ning Blblr uud" 7 30 p.m IJJRLINCJIAM CO MMUNITY CHUROI. Burlln2fla m Rav l.audf'rmlh pastor: Robt"rt <h!an aMista nt pasiCf\ Sundtl" Sdlool 10 :t m . won!hlp 7 p.m W«<nesda~ 6 p.m }ooth mffilng Wl'd .. 7 p.m ctturdlsm•m PINE GROVEHOLINESS C!!URCH \! tGm(lt>\ LElTART f"ALLS - Wors hip 9 a m Church School 10 a m !Grace) MORNING STAR -Wonhlp. 9 f5a m Pastor BAPTlS r ~-----r~m::r~r~ov~~~~:~~~-3~~~~~~~~ l .. pasror nii(' Ofl Rl 12~ Rev BrnJ Watts PlSior ~Obert St'ariPS S S Sup! Sunda v School J ~ a m MOt'lllnJ Worship -XI am 3undav PVflnln ~ servlt"E' 7. :.> p m M ' tfd lll'Sd& }' SNVIC"t' 7 J0 p m w SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill uru •. easlor Strvr Lllllfl' S S Supf Sunday ~hool 10 a m . MomlnM" wvrslp, 11 a m ;unda~· t"V<'11InR wo"shJp 7. 30 p.m Praye-r llE"PflnM" and Blblf:'lstudyThundlv, 7 30 p. n Youth mfi!EtlnJ Wednesday .tl 7 p.m REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURO! - .1St !<I nd Ave. MlddlfPOI'I Sunday, 11 ~olj~;·~~.' ~i~f~~~·J:; ~n Icc 7 pm FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Rail road Pravl'r t ~~~~~~ 1 Sl \~~~:!•,i~;sc>n ~ PI II\ C'r m(l('tln g pm p rn OF r.oo ]('('Sundav r~ m f \cnmg Wr dn<'SdU\ MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN CHRIST CHURCH lm ,t lf'd In TPxas C~:~~~~~~~~ off Ct Rt If.! R<'v Rotx-rt ~ t Jflff Holtf'r lav lrJdrr Sunday School Supt Sundrt\. I a m morning "' orshlp ami <hlldrf'n " t·hurc h lfl 30 am r\ f'nin J! Dallas Janrv. Sunday School Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m , Sund ay Morning War ship 10 JOa m Sunda.YE"Vcnlna:Worship, 7 30 p m Wf'dnesday f"VPn lnltl' Praver Met'llng 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA fll' \ Glmn McMillan prts!OJ M 11v /,ln lcf' I aVPndu Sund 1v Srtwol Sup ! Sund nv ~£"hool 9 :ID ,1m M ornin g"' or ship 111 :111 am E\angrllslf{ sr r\' l('{' 7.A RF:N F. tip m Prove-r :.tnd Pr<J !sC' Wl'dn~da v 7 p m Youth ll1('1('1fn R 7 p m WF'N UNITED BRETHRF.N IN CHR IST C I f'Sllt• (, IIJJian past or Sun ~ It! \ Srhool 10 no am Mornii1J.! Wm ~h lp 11 11{) a m ~Und.l V f'\f'ninl! !lf'rY ICf' 7 00 p m Wrdnf's<la\ f'\ f'nln J.:- pr,tvC'r sr>l \\('p 7 IKl D m II YSF II ftUN UOit NFSS CHURrH Mlkt lhomp o;on Nf'Vt H1\cn WV IA!S!O J Su nd,l\ S( hOIII II 'l 10 1 111 M nr n 111 ~\\l tl ~ h l11 ill llll t m Sunfl l\1\ lnln psr'l\11, 11'i lllpm 1hu t"dt\ "' "l f f ~.tli :\llp m FRFFDOM I.OSPF:l MISSJOI'\ ll ll:.tld Knnh lw tl ll'tt on rounl\ Ruml ll Rl'\ I ·' " r< "'' (,lu.-~ rnc. t mp p,Jstor Rt'l\ Hogc r \\111\ mll •sst p 1sto1 Ptru chlnR ~f' tllt( ~su nd,l \7 111pm Prn f'r mc'f'lln ~ \\ ('(I n~ ~dnv 7 :kl p tn (..... , c,li Hirh Yo ulh .uroup" Su nd ~v 1 H'n in)! 11 \l ith Roaf'r 1111! Vht11 t Willford It 11!t 1s ( nmmunlon ~f't \at' h r~l SuM,l\ I ll h ll1011 0) II• HI•• ~Il l p.m WHil F S CHA PFJ \\'ES I E\A t'; ( IIURrH -Cooi\ II IPRD Rl\ PhllllpR I cl ~>nou• past or Sund.1v School !l :m ,, m \\O i shlp M I V){"(I ]0 :lQ ,1m Blblf' ~ IUd V 1nd " 111o.;hip S.t'r\ l<f' Wrdnrsdo.•\ 7 p m Rllll AND CHURCH OF CHRIST M 11 k lonf'!O p.I~!C'II Alii Nl d10l ~~ Sun rl,n ~< hnnl Sup1 Sund,t\ S<'hool9 30.t rn Mot ninJ! \\ nr<~hl p and Commun ion 10 30 ,, m Rl11 ANDBIBLEMF:'l'HODIST Amos RUTI AND CHURCH OF 'f HE NAZA HENF Rl"\ LOWI' Il Ford J>oi" IOr Su nd,IV Sr horll ~ 1(1 u m Worship s('l \ lr<' 10 ~0 •• m YnunJ.! propl<' s sron lrr 6 p m F \.t ng,•llsllt srr.lrr6 :JOp m W«in f'Sd,l\ srr\lf • 7pm MJ\~ON t HURCH OF CHRIS I MIIIC'r ~~ Mason W Vu Eul!:rrt<' L C'ong1•r ml n l~ tl'l Suml,1v Blblr> Stud v 10 1m "- or ship 11 ·• m and i p m Wf'dnl"'l'da v Blbl<' St ud v \Of'.• lmu ~lr ip m IIR ERTY AS.'iEMBlY OF r.oo Dud d lnJ! I •• n, Mason W Va J N Tho~ rkf'r p.1stm F\f'nlnJil !O<'rvi£'<' 7 :y) pm Wo mC'n s M i rl lsl n Thutsdlt v !l' :Ill 1m Wt~tl n t>~ d 1\' rr !l\l'r ,r nd Btbl<' Stu<l\ 7 Hi pm HARTFORD CHURCHOF CHRIST IN CHRIST IAN UN IO N H,1rtrord W Va ft(' v Ott\ ld Mt Ma nJ I'\ pa st or Churr h School q 30 a m Sunday mornlnJZ srr 1 V!t'l' 11 cl m • Sunday f'Vertinli! sen. I('('. 7 :l) p m Wedn(ISday pnt y('r m l't"'ln ~ 7 30 pm FAIRVI EW BIBLE CHURCH Ll:'lltrl W Va Rt I Jame. Lc\l.ls pastor Wa r [ ~ hlp Sf'rvl('('S 9 :rJ am Sund.1y Srhoot 11 11 m, Evm lngworshlp 7.)} p m T\I('Sdav co lla~e pra)et ml'E't l nJZ and B l blt' Study ~ ,1(1 am. Wors hip servl('(', Wcdnl"Sday 7 Jlpm OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Wal nut and Hflnry Sts • Ra venswood W Va The R(IV Gf!oorge C Weirick pas! or Sunday SChool 9 XI a m , Sunday worship , CALVARY BIBlECHURCH.Iocaoed on Pam('fov Pike- Countv Road 2~ nNr FIJI v.oods Rr.v Blackwood, pastor Servlrtos on Sunday al tO XI a m and 7 :Kl p m wiTh SundaySchool9 .-.,am Bible Study Wed nl'Sdll) , 7 lJ p m FAITII FELlOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, St Rr l18, Anllqully Rev Franklin O!rkms pas1or Sunday morn lng 10 a m , Sunday evening 7 XI p rn Thursday fiVf'fllnl( 7 :xJ p.m STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP TIST CHURCH Past or Rober! Byen Sunda\ School lOa m • Worship s«vl{'fl11 am: Sunday evenlnif .!t"''\'lct<.7 30 p m . Ev<'nln,e Sf'rV!Ci'6p • nrsd '' 7 p m FORE5iT RU N BAPTIST DordPn p tsl or Corm•l lu~ Sund av School 9 :m u m Rt'v N~ lc. Bunch supt Sflcoml and fourth Sund IV!I worship srt \ icf' a t 2 :«1 p m MT MORIAH BAPTIST Fourth and Main St Mld(lleport RPI. Gllbf>rt Cra ig Jr pastor MrS Ervin Baum~ardnf'r Sund ay S<>hool Supt Su nd a\ School 9 ~O a m Worship Si:>rvlc£' 10 45 am SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Josrph 8 Hoskins P\aneel lst Sunday Bib!(' St udy9 ,1 m Worship lO a m Sun dav r vt'nln g- sf'noic(• 6 p m WPdn(' sdav t'Vrnl ng sf' ni C'f' 7 p m PENTECOSrAL ASSEMBLY RaclnC' OF GOD OF PROPHECY Lo<a!f'd on 0 J White Road of High" •v 160 Pa t Hf'm<on pusto r Sundav School lfl 1 m Classf's for all tt~£'" Junio r Church 11 Rl 124 Wll ll.-m Hobark paslor Sunday School 10 .1 m Sufld av l'H"nlng sPrvl('(' 7 p m WPdn P~d ay rvcnlng S('r\kP 7 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Doll ChNtllt Sup! Sundav School 9 30 a m Mornlnf\ J am Mornin,l! "or~ hlp 11 a m Aclull Choir prac!lrf'6 p m Sundav You n~ Pco p!r• ~ Chlldrrn s Chu1 r-h and Adult Bi blrSt udv Wf'dnrschn 11 7 Wpm HOPE BAPTIST C' HAPEL ~70 Gran I Sl Mlddlcporl Affill,ll('(l with Soulhr>r n Bapll sl ConH'nlion David Brvan Sr Ml nisiN Sundav School 10 a m Morning woro;hlp 11 a m E\ t:>nlng ,.orship 1 p m W('(lnt sdav C'\r> nlng Blblp studv ami pra vr r lll <'PIInt:t 7 p m BRADFORD OIURCHOF CHRI ~T Sl Rt 12hnd Co Rd 5 Mark&cvC'rs mints tf'r Sundav School Sapl Harrv lirn drlr ks ' Suntla\ SC'hool9 Wa m Morning Wor ship 10 J(l a m Evening worship 7 p m W('dn<•sda\ "orshtp 7 p m S'f PAUl LUTHERAN CHURCH f'lill'l f' r Svca mou .md Sfooond Sts Po m('r llv Thf' Rev Ylllli<1m Mlddl<'s\l. art p 1s1o• Sunda v Srhool !l 45 ,, m Chu n'h Sll\li'l' l1am SM' RED HEART CHURCH Mst:tr Anthon\ Glannam orP Ph 9!12 5R9FI Sa rur citv E\C'n ln,~t Ma ss 7 :vJ p m S untlav M.r ~s M 1 m ttnd 10 a m Co nfrs s lon~ onC' h ~ l f hour bdor(' Pa(' h Mass CCD cla SSf'!l 11 1 m Suncl,lv VICTORY BAPTIST ~2fi N 2nd S1 Mldrlll"pOrl JamC'!i E K('('!; (-'(' p,IS!Ot Sunclav morTling v. orsh lp 10 u m Evrn lng srrvt( 1 7 p m Wl"flnpo;(l,rv I"V<'ning \.I. Or ship 7 p m VIsiTation Thursd ,tv fi lOp m I MORSE CHAPEl CHURCH C hllllt·~ Notr!" p,1sln r Sunrta v Sch11ol 10 am \.I.Otship st'nir'r 11 .1 m Sundnv nl.~t:hl v.or11 hip srrvl((• 7 10 p m Midv. l'f' k prove-r sf'rviN Wf'< ln<'sda v 7 p m WF.SI EVAN BTBl F. HOI INESS CHURCH or Mldtllf'porl Inc 7~ Pl'o~ r l Sl Rrv h:Jn M vrr<~. pa~ IGr Rogrr Man iPV Sr ~undav S<hoo! Sup! Sundav School 9 :vi a m Mornlnp: Worship 10 lO a m E\ f'nlng- Wor !i!h\r> 7 ~ p m WC'dnf'sdav f't:C'nlng Rlt,f(' st udv pra vrr And pra lsr 7 30 p m , liVINC WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF COO - Gilbert SPt'nrrr pastor Sun da) S<:hool '30 a m MorntnJE S('fVI('(' 10 OOa m, Suntlay evrn l n~t5frvk(' 7 OOp m Mid W('t:' k pravrr SC'rvlrr Wf'dnt'Sda v 7 pm MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH Lnwrrncr Bush pa sl or M u;~~ Folm t' r Sr Sup! !'Iunda y School and Morn ina: Worship 9 :lOa m Su nda Vf'V<'ningsrrvlct' ?p m. Youlh mt'{>ltng and BlbiC' Sludv, Wednl'!l dn\ ,7 pm " Worshlp10 :JO a m PJa\rrsrnlcP alter n ' 1 air Sundavs THE CHURCH Of JESUS CHRIST APOSTOLIC FAITH - Nr~o~ Lima Rd n('J< ! to Fori Ml"i~s P ark Rulla nd Rotx> rl ...: Richards pa~ l or Scr vlcrs at 7 p m WN nf'Sdav!l and Sundavs on MJDDLEPORT PENTECOS I AL J mru A\f' Rrv Cl:u k Bakl"r p1 s1or Cut! Nol l tn,i!h.l m Sund<IV School Sup! Sunda y !'lrh ooJ HI ,1m \.\l lh C'lassf'• for .111 U~('s Evrn lnf.: s('r VIC'f'S ,11 h p m VI (l(J nrs d 1\ Bl bi f' s tud v ,1 1 7 30 p m Youth o; rr .. IC'('!; F' rl d• v.1t? ' ~lpm ECCI FSIA F'F.LLOWSIIJP WI Mill S! Mldd \Ppm I Br othe' I Chu ( k McP hf' rson p ISlrit Sum\ 1\ SchOOl 10 1m Sunda~ I {'\tnlnl!~l"t\ lri'S 11 1 pm an dWC'dni.'Sda\ , ~~ sc-nlci'N ,tt 7 ~ 111 ANT IQUJ I Y BAPTIS1 KPnnf'lh Sm tth pdslot ~un d IV s, hool 9 3(1 1m . rhurch , srrvtcr7 Jflpm voulhlf'l lo\.l. .$hlp6 30 p ,, m Blblf' STUll\ Thursday 7 10 p ni ,1 7111 pm NEW 11 1\\F:N f HUI'llH OF THE NA i'A RF:J'OF Rl'\ (, J('nc\on Strnuct paswr , , 1 Sund tv Srhonl !f Ill • m \\ nt shlpsf'n irr HI :lila m Youth ~f>l\ lfl Sunda v 6 15 p m Su nd.lV I'VC'nint:PlC'f\ iu "' flllp m Wl'd nf'sdu\ Pr,•vrr Mrrtlng mrl Blbl<' Studv 7 on p m ,, Nf,\SF.SF:TTt F.MENfl HURCH Sun do~\ Hf tf'rnoon srt \lf f'1' 11! l(l Th u rsct r~v P\t•nlnl! sc-n lrr>s ,, t7 :VI FIRST BAPT ISr CHURCH Ma o;on W Va Pustor Bill Mu rpht Sund ,IVS~ hoollll u m Sunct.t v f't r>n lnJ! 7 ll p m P1 t\ 1.'1 mf'f'tlng .md Ri hlf' siU{l\ Wrl(lnr-sd,lV 7 30 ' p m F:trrvonr v. r l('om' RUTLAND FRF:E W1ll BAPTIST Sa lrm St Rf' \ Pau l T1 ylo1 ptstor Sund.n , 11 1 ~hdo110 ll m Su nd,J\ I'\ f'nlnll' 7 00 p m Wc'llnr-.;d,t v f'\ c nl n~ pr.m r m('('lin ~ i 00 ~ pm I •• SOUTH AE:T HEI NEW I F.S1'AMENT CHURCH Sllv<'r R id~" Du,lnt• SHir n slrt tkrr p 1Sllll ~ und 1\ Schoo l 11 am 'I Wcu shlp SC'rvlr<' 10 a m Sunday I'Vf'n ing ' , I "' fV!U 7 00 p m Wf"dn psd:~v nll! h! Bibl(' o;fudv 7 IH I p m ' Sermonette The Lord God called to the man, and said to him , " Where are you•" (Gen 3 9) An examlnalion of questions asked and/ or recorded In th e Bible would make an interesting and prolllable study Thi s Nould be true of human questions to God, as well as God' s ]Uestlons to humans "Where are you?" is Ihe first recorded tuestlon lhat God asked man . This Is a question that God, )hrough the centuries, has continued to ask men and women He Is on a constanl search If we had the ears to hear, we would hear Him persistently asking, "Wbere are you?" Where are we in relation to Him- to His will and purpose for us? Wbere are we in our devotion to Him and His ca use• Do we love Him supremely? Do we seek first His kingdom• Where ar-e we tn relation fo His church and our church? Are we faithful to Its services and programs • ' Wbere are we In relation to the members of our famil y• to nelgbors? to 1hose with whom we work? to men and women or other colors, classes. and cultures? Where are we In personal spiritual growth and malurot y• Ari' we letting Ihe resurrected Christ live In us and express Himself more tully through us from day today? "WHERE ARE YO U, .. -By Lamar O'III'Jaal, Pu&ar, Flnl Soulhelll Baptist Church, ' ·- •' CALVARY PILGRIM CHAI>Et Horrl llewoy K1111. pulor: :ttn1an Foulk. Sunday Srllool Sup~ Sun lay SchooU :Jl 1 m . ltiCfl1llllc warshtp 11 •-m , Sunciay eventlt( ""'il'O 7'30 p 'm wn......_,, 7:311 p.m f}'•Pr AIHtiiW. RUTLAND - Zion Church of Christ Will host the area Churches of Christ hymn sing al 7 30 p m Sunday. Each co!lgfegation will be represented with a special number and the congregation will participate with singIng through out the evening Robert E Purtell, minister, lnv1tes the public to all end Bible school POMEROY - VacatiOn Bible Sc hoo! at Calvary Pl!grm Chapel will be held Monda y through Fnday, .June 1-5, at 6. 30 p m each' evening Calvary Pilgrim Chapel is located on Ohio 143, half a mile off the Roule 7 bypass In Pomeroy Ball clinic POMEROY - Meigs High School Basketball Coach Mlck Childs Issues a reminder to those Interested In attending the June basketball clime at Meigs, to return their registration form and fee as soon as possible Reglstrat 10n 1s Ma y 29 Tent crusade DARWIN - A miracle and dellverence tent crusade will be held June I 30, 7 p m mghtly. at the Word or Life Church building site on Route681. west of Darwin Everyone welcome Children's crusade POMEROY - A children 's Trustees ORANGE TWP - Orange Township Trustees Will meet In regular session Monday, 7 30 p m , at the home of Dorothy Calaway, clerk. COLUMBIA TWP - Columbia Township Board of Trustees will hold a proposed budget hearing at the fire station on Monday at 7 30 p m CLERK Public Notice RACINE - Sutton Township Trustees will meet Monday, 7 30 p m , at the Syracuse Municipal Building Garden club MIDDLEPORT - Mrdd!eport Garden Club w11i meet 7 30 p m Monday at the home of Mrs Paul Nease All members are to bring a miniature flower arrangement Date changed BASHAN - The dat e of Ba shan Fire Department Ladles Auxlhary Ice cream soc1al has been changed from June 19 to June 26 Swimming lessons SYRACUSE - Swlmmmg lessons at London Pool In Syracuse will be held every two weeks beginning June 22 Lesson limes will be from 10 a m lo 12 noon each day Instruclor will be Zane Beegle For mfm ma11on, ca ll 992 7777 Flea market SYRACUSE -A flea market , sponsored by Ihe Meigs Associ a tion for Retarded Citizens, will be held June 5 at Carleton School in Syracuse. Tables-$5 For !nfor matlon call 992 3249 or 992-68!7 Me•gs County Probate Cou11 vironmen111 Prot,ctlon Agency IOEPAI last wool< Case No 26616, Douglas W Lrttte 211 -213 E111 Second Effect•ve dates of final ac tions and lnuance datas of Street Box 686, Pomeroy Ohm 46769 waa appomtad Executor of the estate of Sylvia G Pool deceased, late of Route 1, Bolt 28, Rac•na propoaed ac11ons are stated Fmal act•ona may be ap· pealed, •n wr~tmg. w1thm 30 days of the date of this Ohoo 45n1 not•ca. to The Env•ronmen· Raben E Buck, Probate Judge Lena K Nesselroad, Clerk tal Board of RevteW Rm 101, 260 E Town St , Columbus OH 43215 No- 30 days oltholoauanc•d•te, rev•ae• /w~hdrow• the propo••d Any person may actton submit and / or comments a meatmg regarding any non-final action wtthm 30 days of the date mdt· cated • Action". as used above does not 1nclude recetpt of a venf1ed com · platnt If Significant pubetc interest e"i1t1. a public maetmg may be held As to any act1on tncludlng receipt of \lenfied complamts, any person may obtain notice of further acttons, and addi · t1onal mformauon Unleu otherwise prO\IIded m noti· request ces of particular acttons. all communications shell be sent to Hermn1 Clark. OEPA. P 0 Box 1049. Columbuo Oh 43216 Ph 16141 466-6037 Conoult ORC Chop 3746 and OAC Chapo 3746·47 and 3748 6 for requ~rements f1nallaauance of perm1t to install Kerr . Horace Chaster Township, Ohto data 06 / 18/ B7 Effective Foclllty Description Wastewater Apphcat1on No 08·1861 Th11 final act1on not pre· ceded by propo..ct action and 11 appealable to EBR Sewage collection system and 10.000 gallon per day extended aeration treatment plant for Royal Oaks Reaort Bus•"ness Se-'I"ces & ? I~=========~ HEATING & COOLING Restdent~l 1nd smtll com· merml untts lnstallatton of duct work hum•dtflers furnace, htJt pumps and atr con dtiiOAtRI All worl cuarant.. d Call (614)985 42221reSJdencel 'Spoc11l HEll poclqe central air conditontna for mobtle or modul1r homes Instilled on pad and ready to cool Prtce Sll99 00 plus laz ar i HEll 2 ~ ion Heat Pump In stalled on your eltttrn: furnatje Price $1699 00 plus tax 5 28 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Club 161 29, 1tc Public Notoce PUBLIC NOTICE Letart Fells Cemetery until June 1. 1987 Bida can be milled to cleft( Joyce While. 2323B HUI Rd , Roclna, Oh10 45n1 Specfficetlono can be ~eked up at the clerk'sofftce Board of Trustees Don R Hrll Waltlf A Roush Harry C Hrll Cler• Joyce Whtte Send Resume to Box 729A c/o The Daily Senttnel, Ill Court St .. Pomeroy, Ohto 45769 '------------i r~-----;:=;; 3 days Proposed act1ons wtll become final unla11 a 1"' wntten odjudlcallon request Is subm1ttedhaormg w1th1n For Local Physician's Office in Pomeroy. Medical terminology helpful. 161 22. 29, 161 6 3tc tice of any appeal shall be The le1ert Twp TrutteH wtn accept bids for chapel1n Numerous awards were presented at the recent spring awards band banquet held at Eastern High School attended by band students from the high school, Chester, Tuppers Plains, and Riverview Elrmenlary Schools William Hal11s the'dlrector NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On May 19. 19B7. In the The follow1ng were rece•vad/ prepared by The Oh1o En- or the D1rsctor Band boosters POMEROY - Meigs Junior High and Semor High Band Boosters w11l meet In the band room at 7 p m on Monday Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY MEIGS ftled w1th the dlrtctorwtthln Band awards presented Special awards wenl to J eff Sayre, senior awardforoutstand· lng service and dedlcallon, Tara Woods, the Arion Award for leadership abll!t~ In the music fi eld and Todd Clay. the John Philip Sousa Award, the highest award for overall outstanding musical a bll!ty All or the band members were presented certificates and award pins Outslandlng and most lm proved trophies and plaques were awarded to those persons In their respective classes They Included from Chesler, Andy ' Wolfe. fifth grade, and Kim Michael, sixth grade, outstandIng and Sarah Hams, sixth grade most Improved, Tuppers Plains, Jaime Wilson. fifth grade, and Tracy Murphy .. sixth grade, outstanding and Bobbl White, sixth grade, most Improved, Riverview, Matt Marlin , sixth grade. and Nicole Kanawalsky sixth grade, outstandIng, and Pat Barringer, six th grade most Improved l• 'VINYL SIDING 'AlUMINUM SIDING 'BlOWN IN INSUlATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New No- lullt "Free Ett1m1tea'' PH. 949·2860 or 949-2101 No Sunday Calls 3-lllln 161 22 29 161 1 3tc AFORD Real Estate 216 E. 2nd St Phone 1-1614)-992 -3326 NEW LISTING - 6 yr old brrc k mthe country 3 BR 2 baths full basement gar age and 5 89 acres AUrae liVe hom e fo r $64 000 NEW LISTING - 8 rm remodeled home on Rt 114 rn MrnersVIII e Range, relng erator balh. gas lurn ace, dbl garage and lg lot $28 500 67 ACRES - Nrce Iarm land In hay and some wood s All mmerals and TP water avarlable POMEROY - 6 rm s bal h 3 BRs gas lu rnace, basement and alummum s1dmg Walk to the stores $14 500 RUSTIC HillS - 7 rm ranch lam rly rm wrth woodburnrng lr replace J BRs l'h balhs garage and lg lol SALEM CENTER AREA One lloor carpeled 3 BR home. BB heat, carport plus 4 76 acres $31,500 LETART TOWNSHIP - 4 acres rn the co.,lry w1th TP water avarlable $6 000 POMEROY - Handyman you can do the repar rs on thrs one and have a nice home 2 baths, 2 lois, gas fuon ace and carpelrn g GIVe us an oiler NEW LISTING - RENO· VATED - 3 bedroomhome new sldmg, rool wtnd ows lurnace, p lumbrn~ elc lg gal8ge and J lots Jusl $18000 CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992·3326 Hous111q Hc-adq u.H I!! 1s 608 ::~~:~~·:;" "] IOWN - E>eryone loves the • country and lhls ts your ' chance lo live theret Nrce 3 ' bd1m lrarler wrlh new carpet • m!tvmg room ce•lmglans tn liVing room and krtchen, I' bath w1th washer and drver Newer Iron! porch to srt on and waste those summer evemngs away m th rs •• satelllle drs h lots ol ca brnet • spa ce 2 bay wrndows on dlnrng area ano masterbedroom range rs a)so mcluded All eleclrrc Call lor your appointment today :~~:;EI~:~O- - NEW liSTING - II trees are 1 what you want on a lot' SUIDAY, MAY 31ST BAKED SWISS STEAK DINNER ................ $432 .\ A8 - Ill... ..... r.tioo el 111111 1 ...... Sllllll Sl rool Ito A(r~ Groty Sorwol willr """ .... ,......., .... (ooUol a.- .... with . .. - 014 1 llet ltllloll~ r...w, lmiM. • I • ! • 0 ' A c.tfw • Docelflinlllol, lttlr s-1 flrWo . , It !oloslllolool. CIIS1D Peoples Bank lEMHI F.D.I.C• .... I ' When You Join THE'"'...,...,..,, You'D Receive AD Of These Benefits For One Low Monthly Fee ~t Doesn't Vary About The Same As You May Already Pay For Regular Checking. "THI BITTIR BANK" lllaliCrut New Ba-, W.Va. l ' NEW liSTING - MIDDLE· '·~ PORT - Two story frame ., house on approxtmalely li 36 x70 lol 3 bedrooms '' •lrreplace, storm doors and ' , wrndows ASSUME LOAN., ,, · $17500 ,• Hen~ E Clel1nd Jr '' ' "' .,992-61 9I ,n Jean Trumll .949-2&60 , ., , Dottle Turner 992-5&92 1 ' Trocy Roffle .. 949-3010 ; ,',. Olfrce _. . . . . 992·22S9 . While letter radial with a wide lreacll IIOUIS: SII.·TIIIIS. 9:00-1:30; nt. & SAT. 10·9 ' •• NEW liSTING - MIDDLE- ' '' PORT - Corner lots on 2nd , ,' ' Street thai co uld be used lor , ' a small busmess or a good . '" buy lor a lamtly Home Is "• energy elhclenl •nd has 3 4 •·: bedrooms Back and Iron!, :;,, porch garage Just $18.900 "'' $ 30 • - e1 D lll!mlltt lletlllloof Sontot!M lrllt1loo4Toppod with 0tor _,.... 1 "-. . . . r.tootMt ... !IOithouol Ito Ow ,..... "'""' - surfable lor bur ldmg then •• lhls Is ~~ Vrsua11ze the house · ·-· you ve always wanted on ·. '' tht s I acre shady lot Electnc , avarlable $3 500 , 11 OUTSTANDING SENIORS - Receiving awards during the Ell!llern High School spring band awards banquet were from the left, Todd Clay, John Phfllp Sou"" Award, Tara Woods, Arion Award, and Jell Sayre, Sen lor Award. 3Fluffy fl• NEW liSTING- Restaurant busrness tully equrpped and ready Ia go Plus a 2 unrt rental Prrced to sell Call lor detar ls tl you want your own. bustness DIAnt ROAST BEEF SANDWICH PLAnER .......... t Thrs old er • home IS close to sto res and schools 2 3 bed1ooms, level , lot, carpeting and other 1 leat ures rncluding a nrce C front porch MAKE OFFER : $2 1 900 SIO.OOO FIIDAY, MAY 29TH • Also has many other n1ce .....features mclud1ng awet bar. ; AC-11 ~ ••' peacelul country settin g A\11/AiiLDS BANQUET- Among the winners at lhe spring band banquet at Ell!ltern High School were left to right, front, Pal Barringer, Andy Wolfe, Jamie Wilson, second row, Suzanne Clay, Sarah Harris, and Bobhl While, and third row, Kyle Fausnaugh and Carolyn Barton. Thlt Week'• SpeeJalt • VanZandt lnd Ward Rd Elder '""" IUe Rolid Rov RACINE - Southern Local Board of Education wlll meet In regular session 8 a m Saturday In the high school cafeteria •• l> p m tames Miller pas1or Sanday School D :JJ am, Worship Servl~. Sunday, 7 ~ m. Bible Study, Wl'dll<lday 7 :JJ p m RED BRUSH - Special wee kend meetings will be held Saturday at 7 p m and Sunday at 10 a.m and 6 p m , at Red Brush Church of Christ on Bashan Road. Denver Hill, of Foster, W Va , will be the speaker The public Is invited RACINE - Rev Charles Nor ns will be speaker at a revival to be held at Morse Chapel Church, located on County Road 35, the Racme Portland Road, starting Sunday and running through June 6 Services will be at 7 each evening with special singing each evemng crusade will be held June I through 7 at Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, !96Mulberry Ave Rev and Mrs Don Dunn of Bartlett, will be the children's crusaders for Ihe week Junior high awards wenl 10 Kyle Fausnaugh for the most Improved musician. and the director's award for outstanding achievement went to Suzanne Clay Carolyn Barlon was given the most Improved musician award for the senior high. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS l"OLJC - DARWIN - A flea market, sponsored by Word of Life Church, will be held Friday and Saturday at the church building site on Ohio 681, west of Darwin For Information call 992 5316 or 698-6855 Saturday calendar SUNDAY POMEROY - Z10n Church of Christ wUI host area Churches of Christal a hymn sing this Sunday at 7 30 p m Each congregation w111 be represented with a special number and the congregation will participate with singing throughout the evening The public Is lnv!led to attend RECEPTIONIST - BILLING FULL r.OSPEI LIGHTHOUSE :1.1045 Hlt,md Ro 1cl Pnm• 1'0\ Tom KC'Iiy p.rs tor I') tnnt I •miN rl s s Supt Sundav m ornln,Csf l\ll f. , , 111 r rn SunllaV('\rn In I! ,o.:rr \ f(l" 7 Ill p m I Ul'slilit .tnd Thurs <J,t\ SC' I\ lcr•~ II 7 IU p m ' WORD OF FAI rH !I I Mill St M lddl r pntt Sund .t\ mmn iJ1gsl'r.lrrHl 1~ 1m Sunli dV t\f'nl r~ g i VI lh ur!!d tv mornin g llitJ)I SIUfh HI 1m Wt '(lni>s dcl\- C'VC'nlng 'I Pomeroy. RUTLAND - There will be a dance on Friday, from 8 to II p m . at the Rutland Civic Center, with music by Music Express $2 single and $3 couple Door prizes will be given away during the evening Everyone welcome. POMEROY - The Grubb Family Singers will be at the Ash St Freewill Baptist Church on Saturday, at 7 30 p.m services Bob Grubb w1!1 preach m Pni\N mrrtin g a nd Bl blr Stud y Wrd prC'a chlng s<rvlri" flt ~t lhrfl<' Sunda vs 1 :lOP m Sprcla l sf'n lu fout1h Sund.n r \f'fl in_g 7 Ul p m Wt'(\nrsda\ Rt ,IVrt Rlbi(' Stur\v unti Youth F'rllov. ~<'r vi N' 11 111 ~ p,ls!ot Sonn v Hudson ~u p1 Sund,Jv Sr hool !t :uJ ,1m Mornln ~ V.OJ s hlp 10 lO • m Su ndu v f'\C'n ln ~ ~PI\ i(C' 7 00 p m WC'dn{'sdl \ S<'I\ IC<' 7 pm WMPO prt• gr.unfl ,1m t't (hSumi i V M a~on Sunday St hool 10 a m • Morn ~~~~~~~~J ! ng~ors h l p 11 am ' ,.POMEROY - Larry Hubbard and Ihe True Country Group will provide mus1c for a square dance Ia be held from 8 lo II p m Friday at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center Those attending are to take snacks for Ihe refreshment table SATURDAY RACINE - Bend River Boys Band will entertain Saturday, 7· 30 p.m , at the Shrine Club Park in Racine. Admission free Bring your lawn chair School 9 30 am , ~ Evf'n lng Wnr ~ hlp LANGSVIllE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Wednf?Sday e\ enlnli( serv~ 7 ' 992·5432 264 S. 2nd, Middlopor1 Schoollfl • m Sunda\ I'VC'n\ng7 OOpm ~lid v.e('k S('t VIt(' WAl 7 p m 11 a m ' "F~tl•llwg Ktwltleig Flitj C/rlek11" 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy "Serving Families" F H n l n ~ "'-t)t '<hii>Sumlu\7pm ,, nd\\t'tln c"cln i pm S l IOH N I U I HI HAN CHURCH P ln 1 {tlll\ 1" fhl' ll ~ \ Wlll l. 1m M tdtlh ~ \.1. 1rl h p:1 s1or Chunh sO \JU 11 \I),, m Sun dt \ Sc: hool lfl :Ill 1 m BHI\D BUR ' (lfURCH OF ( HRI~T foh n W1lgh1 Jl<tstnr S1md11 \ Srhnol 11 ~0 1 m l rt l l\ Hnn1"' S S Su111 M ntnJ n ~ "'- O!~ h l).l l() Ill l 111 HA< INE CHU!lC H OF T in~ NA I'.A REN • Ul'' llovdD f;tlmm l 1 P • ~ t nt l F.NTKI\l. CI. USTER R ~am 9 ~am KENO ni URCH OF CHRIST \t'lrnon 1- ld t ld ~~ mlnl slt r OlivPr S" <> ln Su ndav ~ h onl Sup r Prp •dl in ~ 9 W am I" l( h He \ Koy Deeter ltev Seldon ,JohnHon Al fltF:D - Chufl'h Sthool 9 30 a m ~ ur ~hlp ll.a m UMYF' ii JOp m UMW I hln l TUl'sda v 7 W p m Communion fir st Su nd.tv IArchrr i CHF:STER - Worship 9 am , Chu n: h Sc hool lila m Bl bl l'Siudy Thursduv 7p m UM \\ fir st f hursclav 1 p m Co m !( .. 16141992·2039 or (6141992·5121 '------------------------------· M~:e".~g: Mf1 110DISI Pfta chl n~ !l lll u m ft rs t .rnrl sf\111nd S11n dt~!!O i r r(hm onr h thlld undrourr h Su n (lay f' tc h mnnth v. IJr!:h Ill sp t \ II f s ur 7 ~ 11 1 1 mr: Wr-dn~; sd uv r vr•n in.{!s tl 7 Ill p m PrbvPt -•n tl Albh Stud v ~ EVF.N1H OAY ADV ••N rl S ! Ml•lh rr,;" llf' \Jt:hls Hotul Prnlwt u\ 1 r ln\ RNr h P,tslur Su btmth Srhfl()l ~Uf)ltln lf'ndt"nt IUrond 1 M 1tt kin Su hh •Ill Sdwnl bt.>,2lns .t l ~ Jl m ••n S,l! Ut ti.!V " 111! 1\ttl shlp !ll•rvlt r lalluw l n~.r HI II"• • \1 1\0ill "'I .!'! ;-;;;~;r:ot 212 992-378S Pomeroy r•m mornina worsblp lfr :WI a m r'\ll'fllnc servkt' 6 p m mld-w«ok !il'f\'1«- Wf'dnt'Sdav 7 p.m GRACE EPISCOPAl CHURCH r.li F Main Sl Potnf>rOV Sur.:lay stn'k.'f'!l Hoi\ communion on lhP f!r~l &.r rklay of ('OCh month and ctll'nbtncd wllh mo-nl m! pr.tH'r on lhl !hlrdd !:\trvJay Mornln~ pt ayt r .md SI''I11"J0n on aJJ other ~May~ of ttw> monr h (.llurrh Sc hml a~nd Nu~ cM(l pr0v1 rhl CoH('I:' hour In 1hl• Partsh flallimltl(\(1\,ltf'ly followin,l! 1tw servk'f' Sl:hool Youth Keepsa!<t "m NJIJ.A RENE Com>r UniOn and Mui!J:rry fkov Thomas Glen McC iu1112; fXistor Norman 1m 1t>y S S SlJpc SuB:Iay S(OOol 9 :ll a m lf''JC' County's Oldl'sl FloriSt (row's Family Restaur111t as we do tn a free country, tl tsall too easy for·us to lapse mto a state of complacency, in whtch we cannot tmagme betng depnved of any of the freedoms whtch we enJoy every day and s1mply take for granted. We tend to forget that throughout the history of our natton they have often had to be patd for With the blood of our brave ftght1ngforces who, thetrown ltves barely underway, were called upon to defend our way of ltfe and prevent 11 from betng taken away from us. Let us all honor thetr memory by ava11tng ourselves of these hard-won freedoms, whtch tnclude attendtng our chosen House of Worshtp to thank God for them, and resolve to do our part tn matnlaming them and thereby makmg sure that all those ltves that were gtven for us were not sacrificed m vatn n.r lN 3 mi les fr om Port lan d Long Bot 11m Edsf'l H art pastor Sund ay School 4 Ill St.r nd t~v mnrnln~ pn•at hln,ll 1fJ Ill .t m Sunu ay rvr nln,-; s1•rvkrs 7 30 of 1.00 Burt Flotm s•op FRANCIS FLORIST - Henry W. Longfellow K&C JEWELERS 1\l("Sl)ay RUUOI '· IIOWIIS fOI IY!IY OCCASION Yours has the been, The memory shall be ours. Mtddleport. Ohto u •• ' 'I , ;I-'\, •c GRAVElY TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy l Pomoroy POMEROY OIURCH OF TI<F I -John 1513 HAZF.I COMMUN ITY CHURCH Orr Q;~.,;~;;.,;~i Pome~og for hrs frtends " j;FRANKLIN Veterans Memorial Hospital 10: J) 1 John F Fultz. Mgr Ph 992 1101 BEN Syracuse~ 1tS 1. Momo<iol Dr. 992·2104 no man than th1s, that a man lay down hrs life RALL'S 1 Cabtnet Makmg ~t-.:::pl 992·3978 I MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. «'\ w. \ \ "1·2l1t Pomeroy Mill Work- Greater love hath m LJ::! s 216 Second Pomr ..oy 992-. 5 General Merchanthse Racme 949-2550 214 E P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ol Pomero, SERVICES Rut lind, On1o 4S7JS so~r!e~!ORE WERE GIVEN FOR OUR FREED"OM Brogan-Warner INSURANCE --=-- Brown's Fire & Safety and Equ'lpmenl ~ale• 5erv1Ct' Nallonw1de Ins. Co s ~~~~! FRIDAY RUTLAND - There will be a dance on Friday, 8 to 11 p m , at the Rulland Civic Center 'Music by Music Express $2 single, $3 couple Door prizes Everyone welcome HELP WANTED zm .Jecohm Ave~~~e Palllt "17 \ W.Va. fll.utl ' ' �Page 8 The Sentinel 34 Business Services HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE 24 ROOFING & SIDING USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES GUnERWORK @ 949 REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES JAMES COE 9070 or 614-367-0412 4 17 I mo Ji 17 TRENCHING IS OUR LINE PumbngSevce Custom We d ng We Ca Automotive Repa1r & Serv1ce TUNEU~ to TRANSMISSION CALL '92 7403 A~l II Rt 33 Pomeroy OH lowboy Haul ng Sept c SySiems ry Cooc ele Culve ts L cttnsed & Bonded WilliAMS TRENCHING SERVICE A 4 Hysell Run Road (614) 992 2834 o PH 991 6704 f ee Est mat es 5 132mo II REBUILT I REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND PAT HILL FORD 992 2196 Middleport Oh1o 1 13 tic We Are A Pr vote Club Now Accepting New Members POMEROY, OHIO MEMBERSHIP $5 00 Non Member Cover Mtlgt Co 1 #1 Nlftclah Charge $2 00 992-9901 l POOL TAI~f\t l NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS MUlBERRY AVE POMIIOY ON 190 52187ttn We can repair and re core radiators and heater cores We can also ac1d b01l and rod out radiators We also repa1r Gas Tanks CARBIDE TIPS SC SSOAS SN PS PLANER BLADES ROUTER BITS CLIPPER BLADES KITCHEN KNIVES PRUNERS BAND SAWS CHAIN SAW CHAINS 35178 Ook Hill ld long lottom OH 45743 98S 4182 or 667 ns4 52287 mo AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 3172mo Sell RADIATOR SERVICE A COllY llrTII,ItSI HAND & CIA SAWS 55173mo PH. 992-9949 PEAT S SHARPEN UP WED 9 I FRI & SAT 9 30 I 30 OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK SUN 3 AM. 12 A M. MONDAY SA TURD Al' I 0 30 AM 2 30 AM John K Bentz Owner/MechaniC You A Used Car or f1x Your Old One We Po me oy Oh o 45769 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Truck auto heavy equopment repa~rs and welding IAII makes & models) mo SANDY'S AUTO SALES I ench ng of Any Type Bac~hoe Serv ce EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR PH. 949-2756 CALL 949-2045 8 a. 20 Years Exp EXCELLENT ACTION TOWING Bob Barlon Owner RUSS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR RT 1 BOX 278 BELL CONSTRUCTION HUDNALL PlUMBING & HEATING Authomed Serv1ce & Paris Horlh Stcond Mddleporl Oh o 4S760 168 Briggs & St atton Tecumseh SALES & SERVICE Weed Eator rv F 11'1 ng Supples Pay Your Cable & Phone B1lls Hero We Ca homul te Jacobsen VAllEY LUMBER & SUPPLY IUIIN!SS PHONE 1~141 M 1ddleport Oh 992 6611 997 6!!0 miDENCE PHONE ~ 14) 997 77 54 Computenzed Heanng A1d Selection ~ Sw1m Molds Interpreting Serv1ces ~ LISA M KOCH MS I 13 87 ' MARCUM CONTRACTING ACCENT FENCE COMPANY CHESTER OHIO Let Ut Fence 'tou In •ROOF NG •S D NG •WINDOW REPLACE MENT •REMODELING & ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES & POLE BUILDINGS fREE ESTIMATES RES DENT A COMMERC A PH 742 2027 n (' U (J Itt:-~; 9 ~ ; U!D1 1 Phone Day or Even1ngs 985-4141 56 87 I mo pd 5 Chmcal Aud1olog1st z - (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Gallipolis Oh1o 45631 8 13 tfn CUSTOM BUllT HOMES & GARAGES Day or N1ght 41686tfn (CUT OUT fOR FUTURE USE) KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Mtku •Washers •D shwashe s •Ranges •Refr gerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 41 Announ ce men Is L&N CLEANING 3 Announcements CARPET UPHOLSTERY PLUS 446 6323 DAY OR EVENING Any ltvm& Room and Hall - 134 95 Any 2 Rooms and Hall 144 95 Any Three Rooms and Hall - 159 95 Any F1ve Rooms and Hall - 194 95 Tou Gu des Does monev ma vtte you? Sat v to start Comm II Rl Bonus ftnttlt c oppo tun ty to Earn $800 t1 000 wk Many company benet 11 tdvancement manag• ment poa t ona ava 1ble c1 Sue fo lntlltV aw 814 286 6421 Not }u1t 1 JOb SINGLE DIVORCEO LONELY I 0 IC eet nt oduct ons n vou a ea bV tltephone Cell 115 292 5900 e.. c 369 ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING THOMAS BODY SHOP IT 4 POMEROY Roger Hysell Garage Rt 124 J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & AlUMINUM SIDING Pomeroy Oh1o AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR •I nsulat10 n •Storm Doo s •Storm W ndows •Rep ecemen t W nd ows •Nuw Roof "fl Also Trancmlulu PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 FR£! 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VINYL I AlUMINUM 992 621S or 9U 7314 Pomeroy Oh1o 41 5 861c 20 veera Free Eollmates Custom Po1nt1ng Serv1ct Rustorotion I CoH111on Ser11ct Wash I Dttoll Semce EUGENE LONG 550 PAGE ST Complete Gutter Worll Complete Remodeling Rool ng of 111 Typeo Worked In home •rea V C YOUNG Ill CAU Ph GEARY'S BODY SHOP MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST OR MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Port 1 mo ,..1 teon all shift• Mutt 1M eg, tltred or eg nry eNg b t 1nd lVI lab I fot' 5 Of 8 weeka of full lime or entation Pad hoi days sick and vecet on t me Pou b lttv of blooming fuH t me at ltte date Contect Bonnie Schoonover 0 I tneu Mtmor II HosPh:1l H01p1tal Dnve Ath.,, Oh 46701 514 593 5661 eJtt 266 EOE Pimt Ntpervlle IL ON N ce 3 bed oom house Fam ly oom gll'age basement fo ced a heat 5 wooded ae es ba n $276 pe month $100 depos No ns de pets 10 Eas1 St Pome oy 614 992 3619 0 House w h ga age snd basement 2 or 3 BA all e ectr c central a Arbaugh Add ton Tuppe s Pans Cal 614 446 7496 614 992 Profess1onal Sarv1ces R1~~ 1 Es tate 31 Homes for Sale Flttwoodt 1 t1 of Pomerov New kn:chen bathroom & ct pet ng ~ tcre 17 tcr" .va • blo Ph 614 448 2319 Hoult & ntralot 511 Oak Or Spr ng Valley EltltH Ph 614 .,.& 2317 38A nyl lid ng rurtl wttltr t1 Ct ne1ghborhood 8 dwell sn coo h 1 •ttoo0Ph4.a& 3249 o 1528 448 1339 01 .a.a& Y•d Sele Mev 21 30 A 31 Clothll. knick hntek. etc 405 lth Ave IC8naug1 Moving Away ltfa fumhurt .......I toe clotfinot May2tl30 Movtnv S .... 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AKC S ber an Husky fo Stud Sa v ce Ph 6144466927 OR 614368 9964 3 o 4 Bed oom houle n Kyger Creek Schoo D 11 ct Rahwen ce• Ph 814 446 8621 • 44 51 Household Goods Rustic H II SyrKult Tum left -< top of Br dtmtn 1 00 ft new coegeted pipe drlintge p.pe household Items fu n ure dothn much mo e 8 30 4 00 Juna 1U At n poa paned til ., June 2nd 1 Bedoombtsc entS17600 plus t tc1 c A so equ ad • t200 00 secuntv depo1 t CON TACT Jtcll.1on Eltttn Dept Ph 448 3997 Equt Hous ng Opporturnty r • Gtrege Slit June 1st end 2nd "" I Roo• Mtnuelt Off .. 12• from Atclne on 811h1n Rd or Counl'( Ad 28 '""tv .. 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· 1980 Fad Fleata ,, 500 00 1971 MOB new top UOO 00 Both Good Cood 304 &75 1553 tf1er 6 00 pm 575 7108 U84 V 30 Magna mmaculate cond ton saddle btgl CO\Ier *1800 F m 11 ou1 eel en on v Ph 256 1443 2 9PM 1983 70 Honda 3 wheele 1400 Ph 304 937 2681 1974 Honda760 lottded e~~:cel ant cond ton naw tun e-up& o change •ooo o t.~u offe Ph 446 66, 9 aha 5PM SWEEPER and uw ng mtchlne epe peru and supplies P ck up end de IVery Otvis Vtcuum C une one helf mIt up Goo ge• C eek Rd Cal 814 446 294 Ace Canst uotlon Roofing gu It 1 m11onry work A I wo k gua en Hd Ctll6 1 4 388 9766 or 388 9792 V nyle & A umlnum Siding m W ndOWI & doo I ftVI hang gutters F ee eat mstaa Ph eu •4& 8332 5 0 RON S Te evlaion Se v ce ti ou10 call• on RCA Ou111 GE Spec tllng In Zenhh C111 304 676 2398 a 81111l U6 ~ 2484 1976 Kawauk Roll y cr ceble tool dt INng Molt we 1 camp It eel umedey Pump 11 11 and urvlc• 304 991 3902 1972 GT 650 Suzuki Low m eage ve y good cond ton 1600 Co 814 892 53Dt Concrete t n 1h pt k ng loti b11tmtnta eny slujob Sen o C 1l11n D tcount R ell; Garlltld 614 985 4484 1982 Ytmtha &00 Spec:la 4600 m " Exct ent cond on Fa ng uggtgo ack 1750 Col 614 247 2724 ttter 5 DO p m Sttrkt Tru end Llwn Sarv ce twn cs t ltndtcapinu stump emoval 304 676 2842 o &75 2903 KZ 760 12 800m UOO o beat off& Ph 814 258 1340 1981 Vamaht XS 850 dre11 Good cond tlon 614 742 2~52 1983 Hond1 Shldow 750 good cond 7100 m I" Taken good u a of •1 700 304 676 3862 75 Boats and Motora for Sale HI ft We~e John boat L fe jacket 30 b th uti 1 tct Cl moto T t t 1 ler & bette,., Ct &14 1112 ••a 82 Plumbtng & Heattng CARTER S PLUMBING AND HEATING Co Four1h tnd P ne Oallipoll• Oh o Phon• 014 44& 3881 o &1.a 445 4477 Electrical Aesldtntla o commerc a w ng New ct or L oensed a ect cl., En 11'11'11 f H A dtnou E ectrlctl 304 e7B 178e aerv Stt nleUitle4 ellhtulf IVIItml Now cut om mtda fo your tuck mo Ofhomeo Ctltcctr W th I f• t me wa tnty Muffler Min 9 S mpton A\la Atttent OKlo 1 800 843 3717 78 Ot 1un 8210 run• good uso oo 304 e75 2183 cond 1375 DO 304 575 3433 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uneond ton a fet me gua an tae Loca refflnncn furn 1h~ F ae estimate• Call collect 1 614 237 0488 dty o n ght Roge 1 Bat e ment Wtterp oaf ng Buy nne any 1 l&Cham saw cha n and gat 1econd cham halt p ce S OERS EQU PMENT CO Hende son W Ve 304 676 7421 Home I mprovementa & Refrrgeration Used J20 Ditch W tch trencher tnd John Deere 1kid 11eer loedlf 814194 7842 o 114 Sen Kenmo e 21 000 btu a r 81 B4 1971 Malibu C a1"c tnd Chevy SS Nova Both run oood 30111l 675 1881 after 15 00 2 PleceLMngAoom 8uttee325 MoiiOhtn Furniture Upper A \ltr Rd Pfl 114 448 7444 Open Adu t Cocker Span e 1 Adu t Sh h Tzu Chocolate Coekltr pup• Femtl8 No c hflck l Ctll Serv1ccs Motorcycles Me ehan cal S200 00 Ca 63 1982 26 ft Ye lowatone c1mpa e ec c c o h" drye 6 pc dum se1 Phone 614 992 5248 74 1 Honda 280 Aabe 19B8 mode m leage 1Om Can be ~aenat 1168altan D 1983 P ymouth Hor zon 50 OOOm euto AC Ph 81 & 379 2728 Now buy ng ahel co n o eat co n Ca to a est quotH R ver Cl v Fe m Suppfy 614 446 2986 Apartment for Rent 21 t t eve t ei e Sa t contt ned Exce Mt cond t on Col614 992 7216 &6 000 t3000 v lit Rd 62 Wanted to Buy Merchandise 1969 26ft Cotc:hman Campe ef tge eto S1 600 Ph 304 &76 2869 New like new cond Lo 1 of.,., 11 Fo 11 eo ade on ode mode p ck up o Cl 304 6?6 1428 •2•99 1983 Dodge Colt 4 ap84Jd AM FM tapa w" ms e1999 John e Auto Saltl Bula G oom and Supp y S ho p Pet G oom ng A. b cedi A I stye• Ju eWebbPh 614 448 2 b June 1 and 2nd 8 OOa m 8 00 p m Ch ld ens clothes wttghts tJierc se bike m n t ampal ne Iota mor8 Leonllf'd Set b ough " denca t Dtrwln , 3 m les Wilt 01'1 881 1948 Chevy Stvle Mast8 good co nd $900 Ph 814 446 8637 AM FM IPI sun oof Wtfer m1 023 3 bed oom tier S176 month Wtter and t ash p clcup neluded 304 67& 2247 hen 30 000 m 1111 1984 Plymouth Colt 4 IPHd Pets for Sale 0894 1984 C20 Custom red v&n en R o Office Space for Rent Exc11 len for Atto nays Accountan etc C ote o Cou Houu Ca W seman Aeat Etta e Agen cy 614 448 3844 M nlfa m 9 Stc es BtlhanAd oom houae full b•••mant smel bt n one out b\lld ng $25 000 614 378 6209 1973 S cout 4 whee d ve 8 cyt au o un• good 1660 Ca 614 379 2140 61 Farm Equ1pment 273 New Holland sq 81 er S1600 Fo d J pt Rak e 8326 Shave Pos D ve $700 7ft Locust pos 1 $1 35 each Ph 614 388 9832 Vans & 4 W D 73 & Livestock Nomad 21ft Ctmpe Ful y equ pped $3600 Ca 614 446 1986 Dod1111 p ckup 3 ton 21 000 mUe• &6900 1969 lnte nat one 2 ton whh w nch Col614 992 54BB 1980 Ch yse F ttn Avenue good cond ton Cal 614 446 0008 ~ Farms for Sale _,m_A_g!Meo..,. ...... - - ' q u o pefnttno fin thtd es.-mbled • Remode ed 2 wo bed oomapts $260 & S275 Depos & R11ferences equ 8d Ph 446 2866 deys o 44-6 1024 8\len ngs 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Ju.ta . . . . •• tmallt of odds Wen ted Apartment for Rent Auto Repatr 0 0 CROSS & SONS U S 35 Wes Ja ckson Oh o 614 286 6461 Massey Fe guson N8w Holland Bush Hog Sales & Serv ce Ove :40 used ec o s to choose f om & co mp e e ne or new & used equ pmen lfl gas Sfl ec S E Oho 1984 14x66 MobleHomeon 3 lot• 1 elect fenced ya d out bulldmg• •11 600 Ph 441 3249 o 448 I 339 o 448 1628 33 77 26 h T tan moo nome com p s e y self con a nfld gana a tot I IIBPI 8 $8900 Cal 814 448 0008 0 ve S Ga pol s New 81 used wood co a s o es 6 pc wood lR su te S399 bunk beds $199 ec ners neY.J & usfld b8d oom su tes w nge wnhe s & shoes New v ng oom su tes $199 $599 amps Ca 614 446 3169 14x70 Buddy 3BA 1 btth rotel e ect c 1 ot of ext as W 1 cons der rea1onable offet" Ca 1 814 446 3085 afler&PM I~----------=:--.l.:tO:e:e:::::;:::===== tuMiftl.._ tov• fU 154 Bldwt I Mly 30 to .June 3 9 00 to 5 00 3 ~ ttens 7 .,.,.., old phone 304 8755224 0 1987 Fo d NEW dUt anks ong bed S960 00 One pa 80 87 uck doort $280 00 Afte 6 00 c1 304 675 3073 one 14x66 Mob le home fenced ya d 3 lot• n Everg een Ct 1 614 446 1339 0 814 448 1628 Mow.._ing Ywd Stle kldt clothtt End of Y-.1 Sale mutt ttke St awbe e• P ck you own B ng con a ners C aude W n es Ro G 11nde Oho Ca 6U 245 612 I~f,i=~~:;;;;;::=:;:::==T:-::~::::::::::;:::;:::::1 HomMown per1onal ct e Htve vacancy for adu t care P oftt • onal employe111 n 3 wo k ng sh fts Ca I 814 992 8869 or 814 949 2927 Moving S81e Uktnewwh lpoo ....,, cepiiC 1y Woohet I Drye e40o Tenturi hereese 8Hte e1ooorbestotfllf' L ShapeSofa ltd *1000 or beat offer Ph 114 44e 3104 992-..,,,.,., 0\J~ ~1-lT!. AUCT ON & FURN TUR E 62 or 875 6864 4 puppl• mbltd breed Bettie. bt... end tan 304 171 142ll Fruot & Vegetables 58 SWA N 23 foe1000pm ~~f'G"~I~~ "I have the potential to accumulate so much wealth and power that 1t frightens me So far I've managed to keep 1t under control " 44 Auto Parts 73 Mon e Ca lo boity so d s 125 Cal 304 676 6697 be- 55 Bulidmg Supples NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUALITY MOB LE HOME SALES 4 Mt WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 814 446 7274 Ylf'd Sa • 8 4 June 1 2 & 3 3'h m Itt out Bu IN e Ad lois of evervrh nt.t Free Est1mates Reltable Guaranteed Work I WPt'> J~~~ 'f~~~~ to M~~ Baby Raccoon• to sa e 304 458 3972 1984 0 60 Dodge Aam 4 cy 4 IP AM FM td o Ph 446 7767 '{ard Sa\81 Will Do Carpentery - Vmyl & Alum1num S1dmg - Pamtmg Drywall •EASONAil£ 1101A1U I 20- 16 tfn qu st eet pa k ng Ph 614red 446Off 0338 1211 eo Mtgno a mob le home ac cond phone 304 876 727B CONSTRUCTION 614 143-sna 614 992 5964 6085 76 & Accessorres 32 Mob1le Homes tor Sale By Owner Smtll 2 Bed oom House From St Rt 218 ttkt Knnw Rd ~ t firat house on 'ghl f14 000 Colt 614 446 2917 8abylitt• nMdtd for 2 ch ldrtn C1 1 "14 z•• 178• u a G0 VERN MEN T J 0 8 S ••• •5t U7 230 8000 y Now H ng040 Ctl 801 EJtt R 980• 1 ~ I-IIII11 "'orcurr-.. Get Paid far rHd nt books! *100 00 per title Writt Ac• N cely fu n shed small house Adults on y Refe ences re 3 bed oom bf ck house n Bradburv Oh o n811t to WMPO Cerpeled n ce k tchen wood bu nor Appo ntment only Ce ec ne Fo 11le o rent 4 rooma and beth ex tncefo coupe wll ul w th owner f n1nc ng phone 304 875 1090 Auto parts scrap metal bus ness equ pment stock 6 ac es Located on S ate Route Ct 614 992 6481 a. J&N TYs, Antt1tnas Satellite Sales lnstaUatlon Service NOTICE! THE OHIO VALLEV PUBLISH NG CO recommends thtt vou do buatnftl with people you know end NOT to ttnd money through the m1 I unt I vou have nvnttgeted the offe ng Tose«leanEstate 2BR Hou1e on 2 lots atove wtaher dryer new roof ca ptt 1nd wei ptpltr gerege a. out build"'u 2 utJ• ota &Ox120 408 Elm St Otk Hll Oh 45858 Pfl 114 582 8718 All Makes & Models 2C HR SERVICE J.R.'s REPAIRS Bus1ness Opportumty KIT N CARLYLE ®by Larry Wrrght Houses for Rent 38R bath & Y: fam y oo m Located on 688 Rete enc8 equ ed 8326mo Call 614 256 6789 0 256 6205 2 storv house 6 bath enc oud sun porch JuSt emode ld new roof P•nt W W ctrpet pert el basement 2 cove td porches Ia ge ot flowe 1 1h ubs trill No Sundev cal 1 614 992 2292 Home for Sa e bv Owner G unb er Est 3BA b evet on 2 4 tcrH AC W B F P wet btr 2 ce g~rage Ph Befo e 4 OOPM 814 448 4009 Afit< 4PM Ph 304675 3818 Bebys Her needed for 2 School Age Ch ldren fo the summer Callll4 441 9529 41 roams Help Wanted •u Renta Is 11ndy be1ch •15 000 114 949 2168 .. 814 949 2288 f lll dll Giill Summar JOba c1n be buut ful SeU AVON FREE lttrt up fee n Gt pol 1 d 1 hrt only Mty 22 rhrough Mty 29 Eern Ca for nformttlon 614 448 2168 4 bedroom mod.-n type houtt tingle f oo plen ocated on corner otSvctmoretndllurel n M ddl.,., *28 &00 Mull be told Cell 614 992 7766 0 514 742 3166 Fulty fu n shed 2 bedroom home n Rtc newtth equ~ppldknchen lVIII' view property tc 011 f om Gener•l Store EIIV ICCMI to Ohto RIVer boet launch ng and Mow lewna wuh v ny hou111 tlghl houling 304 67& 2H& Sr~rvrct:' 11 Fo sale ke new queen s ze Serta n at ess &. sp ngs book case he11dbaa d w tl'l f tme one large dr11sser w h m o chest of d awe s beds de s and S150 304 675 1033 35 lots & Acreage 18Aces ncebuldng s te 2 m Northof hectylm sonR 7 Call 614 446 7627 Pets for Sale 614 742 2103 747 lnddu1t a Ito age 12 foot aver hfltd door 3 phaus of electr c 18k48 stee bu ld ng 6,4 446 2362 Fo eppo ntment 7 oom1 beth V2 house n Chllttf Oh o P ce reduced from 127 000 to f215 000 Phon• &14 985 3671 56 The Dally Sentmei-Page-9 14 month o d b ack Poodle feme e spayed $60 Ca I II IIIII CommBf'c al bu ld ngs fo le1uie Downtown Pt Pla11an Sto es aft oes A One Rea Estate Ce o Yeage B oker Call 304 675 5104 3 bedroom house 2 acrH and efftaency 1p1 for ••I• b~ owner Muat see to app ec lte 61• 898 4271 anyt me QUILTS Cuh pakl for eo ecto ent~que or pre 1180 quilts P end or eppUQut Any condil on Higher priCN Plkl for unusual peu•ns Call M~rc 11 114192 2101 dt';'t or 1 512 2•11 tvlf'4ingt or 31 toa4o2 mo YOUNG'S M • M Lawn Cere 6 W ndow Clean ng C1l any dtv afte 6 PM 114 379 2571 2od Avo Mlddl_, Oh 114 992 3475 THE HAT RACK ISu1a Run Aea) DOt 11p1i t " ' • hedgn uperlenc:ed Call 814 379 2418 nos Jewe rv ttedlng wa 1 old llflt curr11n~ Top prlc• Ed lu tlttt Ia ber Shop 3 17 2 mo pd ANTIQUES J m s odd oba pllintln; drlv• WIV rM"I ng carpentt work & c~nt f 54 Mrsc Merchandrse LAFF·A·DAY repo 1111 255 e2Bti MASONRY RESTORATION SWIM POOLS STEEL LAWN FURNITURE BARNS FARMING EQUIPMENT HOUSES ETC 614 446 J&L BLOWN INSULATION J m M nil Chew 0 dt Inc 38R Brick Home CA C ty School 0 strict qu at It Mt n•• Holzer Holpitt16 Shopping Canter W I fintnct With down PtYm.nt U1 900 Ctll e14 CALL Howard L Wrttesel Government Hom11 from t1 fu reptlr) Delinquent tu property Repos11n on• C. 801!ii 887 ~ 8000 Ext GH 9806 for current Mov ng house & build ng on 38 1crn No Sunday calls For nfo mat onctn&14 379 2283 IESIDENTill INDUSTRIAL COMMEICill Ill c0111e to y•u Portable Santlblaol n1 UD FlU U IM.I Septic tank pumping ' " dent a • comm•lcal ptr otd Ron Even1 EntttPf'fiH Jtcklon Ohio Cal 114 28e &930 •eo uMd Clll WEUMAN 5 PAINTING & SAIIIN lSTlNG CO WOI• GUllAH 1B Wanted to Do For 11ie by own• 2 story houn n Nhdcleport ov.,.ooldng Pllk 30 vr gutrntMd v~nvle •icing w w ctrpet 1 ~ btth un~que woodwork 814 992 8126 Pomeroy-Middleport Oh1o Bustness Burldrngs Homes for Sale For ltlt o rent 3 BR house 1t1ached tll'lfl CA depot t • r.t•~ equtrtd Ph 6U . . . 2683 8 5 Wt pay e ..h to Itt modtl ciMn DRIVERS Stm Tankaley T uddng Inc a now h lng ltngle 1st • 2nd Drivers Top m leege pey 111 ~ lent benef t1 AI Peterbilt Fl11t must htvl 1yr old T A uper ance 0 0 T qu•fif ed c ttn M V A bt 23 o o der 5 ngl• must hwe 2yr old T R vitrify able ex per ence Ctll our WV1 location 304 767 8898 or BOO 527 TEAM FREE ESTIMATES 31 Schools Instruction Wanted To Buy 04 I 0091 EXT 2987 Open 7 Ooys CALL NOW BISSELL BUILDERS NO SUNDAY CAllS 9 992·6740 EXCELLENT WAGES for oparo a..---------~-----_;~18!;:J8~7~1~fnl..ll tClmecrafts ttltmbly wo k; electron Oth•• Info 504) 25 YEARS EXP REWINDS All TYPES OF MOTORS PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 a. Contractors General RACINE, OHIO 32933 ROMINE ROAD RUTLAND 742 2070 AI Reasonable Pnces 16 Pubhc Sale Aucti!)n R ck Pu aon Auc:t ant., li Ctnled In Ohia Md WMt V g f. " 1 Atll Ettett 1ntlque t.,m quldation ultt 304 773 5 711 ., 773 1430 FREE ESTIMATES All WORK GUARANTEED ~ licensed SMALl ENGINE REPAIR Friday May 29 1987 Ohio body •• B6 38 Atvt Ouetn Ho~o~Hbott Ph &U «I tully 6Qu pptd 2317 1978 Ma k Twtln 140hp I 0 &ho ellnt t I It I COVIfl UfiOO Of btl'l offer Ph S1 4 388 t783 G 11t on T Haul1 6 tt bet ent conctt10n 86 HP Mtrcurv Mota powiH' trim covltf' f ud lldder fo akltrs tltt trailer Ito lid nsde Ctl 8,49922941 o oH ce ft 14 992 84&1 :r,•lra ~ ~ General H aullng 0 a d Wt If Se vi~ Poo 1 C llll'nt Wt 1 De ivlf'Y Any t me Ctl &14 44& 7404 No 8undiV ca 1 _..;__ ___ A a. A Water Service Home c 1 ern• wella pools flied .... Fo mer v J•m" Bov• Wtte Stme at•• Ca JOt 67ri U70 • 1985Rinker 17foot 1/ 0120 hp fu Jy equ ppedl !.ell than 100 h 1 Ca 304 871 44te o 111 2941 M11dowb ook Orfvt Point Plt•ant 16 bott 811 StiF 70 hp whh t 1 I• Excel ent condh on Ctl t14 445 noe otter 8 p m 76 Auto Parte a. Accea1orlea 2150 6 cyl eng ne brtnd new 11500 Calf ttle &PM Ph 814 258 1058 BUDGETT tntm tsiont Ustd& Rtbu h A types Gutrtntted a m numum ot 30 devs w II dehve cseh • c•ry or Instal Ph 814 445 2220 or 1 304 676 6761 "T Used tnd Rtbu enamlstfOnl AI ntern-'ly intpecttd end ;u1 tntlld nstalltt on and p ck up avalab t CtU 114 446 o95e Hou•• cotl mestone tnd grtval Da !VII ed 1 ton tnd up J m L1n er 304 075 12U o 676 7397 Formerly Ken 1 now Jnhn 1 Wtte Se v ce John Wa 11 so n J Ownet" , 000 o 2 000 w• n 11 ce 304 676 2248 87 Upholstery A & M Cu11om Couchtl tnd Aeupho ste y St Rt 1 C o~n Crty Oh 814 2~1 1470 Ewt &1.a U6 3438 Open dtlvlto 430 Sat 930to130 Old• new Upho1te ed • •' �- --- Local briefs: Saturday, and 6 a:m. to 1: 30 a.m . on Sunda y. Cobb Chevrolrt -Oidsmobile-Cadillac lnr .. Pome1 oy · ano Ge neral Motors Corporal ion. Ch(' l' r Oif't Motol' Division. The plaintiffs charge that an auto mobil e_ which the\· purchased April 29. 1986 from Cobb. has had coni mucus driec·rs and belween thQ purcha se date and Ma)' 19. 1987. has been returned to Cobb' s for -repairs on 10 occasions. . Plaintiffs charge that the car df'alership ha s b~en rn possession of the vehi cle longN than they have. In ~ddttwn to the monetary damages , plaintiffs ar e req uesting a trial bv JUf\'. EMS reports emergency runs Two prop le wen• injured in a thr ee-vehic le accident on Oh io 7 , . Thu rsday, at q a.m .. accordi ng to the in Mei gs Count _ Gallia -Melgs Post of the State Highw ay Patrol. Paul )-. . ( :rady . 41 , of Ra c ine. was driving north on Ohio 7 and was closing in on the in!Nsection of Count y Road 3. David A . Acre<•. Jr .. 18. of Middlepor t . wa s going sou th on Ohio 7 when he had slowed to turn !el l. Behind him. a 1ruck dr iven by 'G lenn T. Crisp. :Jo, of Langsville , w<'nl left of c£> nl<'f and hit Grady's car head -on. Gr ady . in his un suc cess ful allempl to avoid hitting Crisp's truck. went lcfl ol center and hi t Acr ee's car . Grad.v wa s admillc·d to Vetera ns Memorial H osp ita l. where he wa' sa id to be in stab!•· condi tion , according to I he hospital. Crisp suffered cu ts in 1hP accident and wa s admit ted to Holzer Medtcal Cen iN . where he was li sted in sa tisfactory condition. according to the h0'4>ilal. Crisp wa s cited ·for ass urrod clear di stance Tupp~rs Plains at 7:06a.m . to Reedsville for Michael Wes t to St. Joseph 's Hospital : Middleport at 9: 08 a.m. transported Paul Grady from an auto accident on Leading Creek to Veterans Memorial Hospita l : Middleport at 4: 20p.m . to Mill St. for T ed Riley to Holzer M edi cal Cen ter; Middleport at 8:56p.m. to Pa ge St. for Louise Heines to H olzer Medical Cen ter; Racine at 10:51 p.m . to Main St. for Dan Shain to Veterans Memorial Hospital. mornin g. The Gallia Twirlers Square Dance Club i s sponsori ng a "Spr ing Dancp" from 1:30 to6 : 30 p.m. on Sunday, June?, at Rio Grande. with n ational caller . Gary Kincade. along. wit h local cal ler s, .John Waugh and Bill Bush. Everyone welcome . Ferry operator Darrell Rodger sa ys th e trips ac r os s the r iver will be slower however bc>cause he's using a smaller si ngle engl~e boat . A s long as t he river stay s at it' s current level , Rodger says lh<' sma ll c1 boat wil l do the job. A propell er lost from hl s larger twin -engine boat ear ly last week was never recovered. dcspitl' efforts by divers to locate the propell er . The bi g boat is in dry dock now and will be repaired as soon as anothN propeller being shipped from Deiroit arri ves. Rodger hopes to have the bi g boat ba ck in service about Wednesday . A s long as no problems arise wllh the sma ller boat, he will maint ain the Ci : .10 a.m . to 1: .30 a.m . schf'du lc. M onda-' through Pomero'< Clerk-Trea surer Jane Wallen report s thai free trash pickup within th0 vi ll age, which has been going on for four weeks since Ohio Clean-Up week. i s now over. Walton says vi llage worker s hauled a tota l of JJ.J ioad s of tras h lo !h e county laodflll; about 10 tons per load. Costs to the vil lage to dump th e trash amounted to $575. not including employef's wages or gasoline for !h e 1rucks. Teresa Lynn Wi secup has been granted a divorce in Meigs Co unt y Commo n Pleas Court from Marvin Keith Wisecup. Thr plaintiff ha s been restored by the court to her fo r m er name Tavlor. dissolut ion of marriage ha s been gran ted Sa r a E . B i rchfield and Rober t L Bir chfi eld . $100,000 suit filed in court Rutland council to meet A suit for $100.000 has been filed In Meigs County Common Pl ea s Court by Bill Spau n and Ruth Spau n of Pomeroy against Ru!land Vi llage Cou ncil will meet Tucsda v. 7 p.m .. at thr civ ic center. A statement by the Bakkcrson "Nigh t lin e" that their $1.6 mil· lion salary was set b.l ' PTL' s directors was ca nt radiclcd in a repor t by Thr Wa shington Pos t The nC'wspaper sa id audit ors found t he PTL mini"rv had a srcrf't accoun t that paid more th an $2 m illion in sa laries and bon" ses to th e Bakkers and t hei r top aid£>s last yf'ar without the knoll'lcdgf' of the ministry's board of directors and chirl fi nanc ial officer . Auditors from Arthur An· dersen & Co. also _found m orr than $1.11i m il lion in salary and bonu ses w crrpaid tothcBa kk er s and top aides Richa rd Dortch and David T agga rt in lhl' fir st lhrc<' months of 19R7 withou t lh£> board' s k now lrdg£>. Sa l ar ies paid to 1he Ba kk crs "wrrP nrvrr br oug ht bc fon: thr hoard of dirf'cl ors . .. the Post qu oted Don George. a Texas r1·angr ll s1 an d a member of lht' I' TI. board from lalr l !t851orarlv 19R7. as saying. Tammy BakkPr. · an swering charges tha t she frequentl y went on extravagant spendin g binges. told "N ighllln e" lhf' shopping sprees were an ou!lct for ten sion and that she shopp<'d mosli)' in suc h inex pcnslvC' places as T .J . M ax and K Marl. Falwell, who took over PTL when Ba kk f'r resigned in M arc h after di sclosure of a 1980 sexua l trvs l with church srcrclarv .Jes- ( 1\s of 10: :JU a.m.) Provided hy Bryc<• and Mark Smith of Blunt E llis & Loewi Firm Pric<· Am Elect r ic Powcr ......... .. .. ... 27 AT&T ..... .......................... 26';, Ashland Oil .... . . .. . ... .. .... .fi3 Bob Evans Farms .. ....... .... 24 Y1 Cha rm in g Shoppes ...... .. ..... 2o % FcdNal Mogul.. .............. c... 42 ' 1 Goodyf'ar T&R . .. . ..6fi ·r, Hec·k' s Inc . ............ .. ......... . H, Lim it ed In c ....................... .4 ! ·1~ Multim edi a Inc . ... ............. Ci2 11 Rax ResTa ura nt s.............. . :i % Plains tread water in By ,Jfi('K BEl\ ltV United Pl'l•s. lnlt·rnallonal Unr<'lt'nting sturm!j soaked I he Plains ear ly rocl.tY , tltrcalt' nin g more woes ror rPsld(\nt s of Texa s. Oklahoma and Kansas where fl oods IWI'C killed tw o . people. lnjurocl lli others and forced some 1.21 Xl r f's icl r nt s fr o m . · their homes. Thundrr,r orms stretch i n g rrom thl' "'OUi hPr n Plains Okl ahoma Cit y Fir<' Df'par· men! spokesman John Hansen said t he body of Jcnntfcr 1\'loorr was found about :10 .v ar ds down SII'Cam from thr II'Cf'. " l.illlr .JcnnifPr ju st Joos t her gr ip as she was tryi ng to cl ing to sa fCI)', and thf'watf'r jus t car r ied her down and und er and caught hrr in somr drbris undC'rncat h the sur face." Hansf'n said. Sur ging watf'r had carr ied l·: liwbclh Moore' s car l o fcC't off d ro:.~d into th(' rrc' ck . Hansen said. The mother swam wi th Jennifer to a high spot and len the child clinging to th e l r Pro while she went back for her other chlldrpn, Rlc·k.~·. 8. and Sar ah. ti . When Moore returned. Jen ni fer was gonC'. !-:Iizabeth Moore and hrr two oldet' chi ldren cllmb!'d in to the tree and wrrP 10 Wisconsin Thursda)' force(! the e1·ac·uatlon uf !11111 people from Sf'V(\n towns in Oki.J homa t~ nd :UJO resident ., In 1\ansas. In Oklahoma CitY . a 2 .1·ra r-o lcl girl pla f'rd in a l n' r ;lllOI'<' flood wa trrs lost h< 'r grip ancl drownrd as hrr mot hf'r n'!'C'Ul'{l hrr tw o o ld er children from 1heir flood swept c·"r Thurscl")' , offi cials said. SERVICE FORECAST TO 7 AM EST 5-30-87 sica Hahn, refu sed to appC'ar on "Nighllinf'" wi th th e Bakkers. However. he countered with an appe;trancc- Thursday on " Good Morning Amer ica" torepeatthal he would not ha ve made his c ha rges WPdnesda)· that Bakker was bisexual and loot ed I he PTL's bank accoun ts before fleeing - withoul"incon troverrible evidence." I Daily stock prices storm~s lat er b~~ firdighcrs. Hansen suid . It was tho seco nd stormrrlal<'d death in th e sta rr . ln nearb.v McClain County. the body o f 14-.vear -old Randell Taylor was fou nd in a flood ed stream about 10!1 vard.s from whrrr he disappeared Wrdnesda v. Sh!'r i ff Don Smith said. · A t leas t 111prop I!' were injun'd bv lightning in fou r sf'paratr in cidents in Wi sconsin. Fi ve of those v ictims were hospitali zed fl lld onr was li strd in C' riti cal condit ion. " II wa s j ust e~ hor rendou s thu nderstorm II \\'as coming down in l itrra l bucket s and It cam r up quite quickly ," said Te r h. Sg t. L eo Clark. " gu <1 rd r0scurd two hou rs spok0sman . Six proplr were injurf'd in a roof collapse in Tex as as the r ains unl r <~shcd flooding 1hal closrcl road s and str andPd motor· isis. l.iv r st oc k al so wa s 1hrra t£'nC'd , au thorltirs "'t.lid . Prrsi s t0 nt thund<' t' St o rm s mowd from west Tex as into the Dall<! s- Forl Worth arr<1. Flas h flood warnings worr iss ued Thu rs da)· night as heavy storm s Robbins "& M yers ........ .. .. .... ... 11 Shonry .s I nc..... .. ... ........ ''.t.l" I11' Wendv ' s Inti. .... .. .. ....... .... .... 9'h Worthington lnd ..... ................ 20 Hospital news VMH Thursday admission!'i - Annr Dav i s. Midd l eport: Ralp h Moor<'. Dexter. Nea l Bon~cuiiP r .Jr.. Middleport : Paul Sayre. Svracuse; Bf'lly Roush. Pome· ro.v : Paul Gt·ad)·. Racine : Chester Young, Long Boll om ; Jamr' We lls. L ong Bollom. Thursday Discharges - none. wake dropped up to 1. 6'> inches of r a1n at Dallas -Fort Worth In terna tiona l Airport. Poli ce in the suburb of Grand Prairi e said the roof of Cha llenger Elrctri r Co . col lapsed abou t 7::10 p.m .. inju ring six ppople. OnP person sufferf'd a srr ious head inju r.v bu t wa s in stable condition. Lt. J .M. Gatlin said . . ·· wr'rr not surC'Whi.Jt r~wsrd Vol . 22 No. 17 Copyrighted 1987 tl 11hr coil apsf' 1." Ca 1lin said. "W~ ha(l heav)_. rai ns and high wind s In rhr arf'a at thp lime." In northeast Kansas near Top· oka . resident s of Ro ssvillf' were aw akcn<'d e a rl~ Thursday by sher iff 's deputies banging on !heir doors and adv ising them to fire because of rapid!)' rising waters from llooded Cross Crock. Some of I hf' ~00 people who left their homes sought shelte r at Rossville Hi gh School. In Oklahoma. residents of Lind say, Guthrie. Com anc he. Harr ah. Norman. Chickasha and Dun can wrre evacuated from 1hrir homes Thursda.1· as water from nearb)' creek s and rivers r os e over their banks. and most werr kept awny overnight. Area deaths ' Arthur Darnhrough Jr. Arthur Darnbrough Jr .. 7l died at hi s 1·rsidf'n cc Thursda1·. He was a fo rm er sa If'" rrprf'scnrati v£> for the Quaker La ce rrtir r d ownC'r of Darnbrough's Df'partmcnt Stor r and r eti red from th e Ohio De partment of Transportation . He was preceded in death b1 hi s parents. Arthu r and F i orrnc~· Mont gomerv Darn bro ugh . and a sister. Virginid Autf'n . Hr i~ ~ UI'\' i\'f'd b\ hi!-. w ih\ PollY; rh tldrt'n. Art hur 1fl o f Worthington . Deborah ol Pitt sburgh. An n of Can.tl Winrilrstrr . Step hanie of Sprlngfi f'ld and Will of Gallipo lis: se1·cn gra ndc hi ld r en and tw o n<'ic·r's. He wa s a gradua te of Wi ll iam PP nn Char ter Prepa r ator)· School and honor graduate o f ttir Wharton School of lhr Univcrsil)' of Pcnns~~ I v ania . Hl' was a member of the Pe nnsylva nia football tra m and Papl ain of the lacrossC' team. Ht' was also a mem brr of Phi Kappa Bet a "ntl Sph inx honor socicl ics, and Psi Upsilon fralernil .l . In 1~ rl'i . thr Darnbrough!oi pu r · chased Airman ' s Oep artmenl Storr an d remained 1n business until 1971. From that timr until his reti r ement in 19H:I. he was associa l !'d with I he Ohio Dr<iprl · mcnt of Tran sportation. He wa s a member of St. Pf'trr' s Episcopal Chu r ch. the Benevolent and P rolf'clive Ordf'r of the Elk. the Cal lipol is Club and wa s a C'ornpc.t n~': pas! president of th!' Ga l lipolis Retai l Merchant s' Association. A memorial sen·irr will be co nducted at St. Peter's E pisco pal Church, Sunda)·. 2 p.m .. Rev. Albert MacKenz i<' and Rev. William Mwrs officiatin g. Ar rangrmrn l s arr b.\' Me Co~ ­ \l'c t hrr holt -M oor£> Fun <' ral Home. MADE IN U.S A. 565 SIZES HARTLEY SHOES M.C. Van Yranken, Owner Pomeroy, OH . Visa, Nlasterrard '83 MERCURY COUGAR Tilt. cruise. air. p. windows • .P· locks . extra sharp. . . $6895 Air. tilt. cruise. power wihndows. AM / FM stmo. 86 CHEV. CELEBRITY 4 DR.................................... S8800 86 CHEV. CHEVETTE 3 DR. 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Soulh winds 5 to l o mph with hi>:her gusts nrar thunderstorms . Chance of rain is 30 percent. Part 1~ · cloudy tonight with wi del y scalle r ed thunder · storms during the eveninl<. Low Gfi to 70. Ll!<h1 south winds . Chance of rain Is 30 percent. Variable cloudiness Satur· day wilh widely scallered afternoon ·thunderstorms . Continued hot and humid with a high 85 to 90. Chance of rain Is 30 percent. cruise. power windows. sunroof. shatp . 85 CHEV. NOVA 4 DR ..~!fa.!!!t~••!t~P.~•.p,,j,.J!,~a.l!~!~q,, S6650 IS FORD ESCORT L, 3 DR. HATCHBACK ............... S5295 "Occluded Ohio weather today: A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper 83 FORD ESCORT WAGON .................................... S399S Air, auto. trans ., steroo. P.S., P.B. 86 SIO CHEV. 4X4 PICKUP ............................... S10,200 V·6. auto. trans .. tilt. cruise. Sport .Pi gs .. 9600 miles. 86 DODGE DISO PICKUP ...:............,.................... S8450 WITH SUNDAE BAR PURCHASE SurWe Glasses mllJ at Prnlerosa! 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Cera rd. ifwPs tigator for Meigs Cou nt .1· Prosec utin g Allor· ney Fred Crow 111, rf'ported I hat Roy .Jack " .l ick ' ' Ne ff is now in custody at t he Mf'igs Count)' .Jail · where hf' is bei ng held on a Mei gs Count)' gra'nd j ury indi ctment for breaking and (•nt rring. The gr and ju rv indict men! was returned against Neff on Ma,· 21 i n connection wi th an incident M a)' 111 at the old Vali<'Y Lumber building . on Pagf' Sl. in Middleporl. 1\ o.,.va rr~mt for Neff's ar re:;t was i ssued at t hal t imC'. GNard said Neff was spoiled Saturday morning in Middif'port b~· Middleport police and "I hal ' s whNo the c hase began ." Nrff fled sou th on Route 7 in his vehicle wilh the pol icf' i n pursuit. Shot s Wf'rr fir£>d during the chase (;crard said . Policf' allege that Neff opf'n!'d fi r e on t hf'm and I hat thr. returned his shot s. Nf'ff took a side road off Rou I f' 7 oomrwhere · near tho MPigs<:alli a l ine. GNurd said. fi r then lrfl hi s .~· rhiclr and escaped lhrough rhr woods on roo!. i'o: el'f was later upprf'hrndod at i:l prin t II' rr.s ld 0ncP . om!' di s· ranee a\\'a)' b,l ' MPi gs Sher iff' s O!'pUI)' Dun Ll'v ing,ron and taken to jail. Nrff w ill be arraigned In court Monda)' morning on the llt"Caking and enl<' t ing charge GNard said. Hf' is also b<' ing held on a parole lions bil l. but the Sc'natc I'N sion has no similar provision . Mt:'l zeniJaum said Fridil.\ ' lu~ \VO n u comntlt mpnl from thC' Sc nalr bill's manager to accept s:10 million to $3~ million in c·onf(•n·nc·e wit h th ~ JiOW:iC'. Ohi o \.vould rPcelv e an umlrtcrminrd port ion of 1hr mo n e~· if II Is approvrcl . Tho other 17 OBES ofric'es I hal hu v<' l'io~t'd or lire sch(>(lu !Ni to close ar~ : Barn£>sville; Cadl1.: Ca idwrll: Cel in <l: Chardon: ln clnmn l Rose· law n: Col umbu s Wes t. Coschocton: Eaton; Fostoria; (;a llan; Geor getown; Kenton ; London : McArthur: McConnelsville: Millersburg: Nelson· vll lf': New Lexington: Pomero~ : Port Clinton: Urba n ~\: Wauseon : i:l nd Wilmington. , The closings also Include compli ance offircs In Ca nt on. Findl11y und Chillicothe. WavClrl~· . OBES h as dccidf'd to c lose lhl' downtown Cleveland offJep Instead of the om' in Maple Heighto . A n offi ce in Hamilt on was schedu led ro close but wi ll r·emal n open becaUSl' the planned sh utd own of two General Molot'SCo rp. plants will increase th e Buller Co unt y work load, Michael sa id. OBES wo rkers at t he 21 offices alrea dy closed have been transferred to help w ith shiftin g work loads. Mlchaf'l said. Abou t 45:1 <'mploycPs have agreed !o l akr C''-! rly n~ t ircm enl b~ · Sep tember . About 1,000 workf'rs who hav(• l ~ft OBES In 1h ~ past t hrre or four years ha ve not been rrplacf'd. she sa id. .. An addll ional $100 million has beC'n t·estorrd to the House vNsion of lltr su Dol e m e nr ~ l approp1·.la · Gallipolis Jaycees announce theme for July Fourth parade GALLIPOLIS- ThPme of 1he Tht-. year ':\ paradP thrmr wa s 22nd annual Gallipolis f(ivcr d!'slgnrd to commemorate th<· Rccr eali OI\ Fest1val Pa1•adr is blct'ntcnnill l ol the Northw<•sr ''200 Years and Still Pioneer in)(.·· OrdinanN• and 200th anniVPI'Snry That was announced Saturdav of the United Sta tes Conslllu tlon. by Parade Chairman Doug Besides th r .Ja ycees' p~r a d P. Brown of the Gallipolis Area the 19R7 rlvrr recreatio n festival Jaycees. will also include a " bi g band This year 's ff'stlval wil l be held sound. " feu turing lhf'Twin RlvCI' Thursday. July 2. through Sutur - Ba nd and McGulf<'y !.ant'. da y, .lull' •1, with the p;u·adr On Ju ly :\. 1h<' sc hcd u lc cails for downtow n at·ou nd 11 a.m .. on " Kids Acllvlllcs In The rar~·· Job' ·~. · one of the festival 's and ' " Teen Nig ht. " . On July hl l(hll ~h!S . • . Foul·rh . ,, lullday oft•vcnt.• llr<·nn The Ja y cees wil l be in the lap, ro br cli ma xed with a Fourth of .July parade wll h the fireworks dls pl a~ . Tr• lia rrl · rPSI of the walking units thi s son's hand wi ll also perform on summer . Walking or ganizations .Jul y 4. will line up on Spruce St reet, 1' helma Ell ioll . who w ill srrve between First and Second as parad<' marshal I his year , Is Avenuf's. a t 9: :111 a.m . The floats also the oxorutlve dl rN' tor of thr will llnr up at the Ga llipolis .fe stival. doS<·tlo Baker Is the Df'velopmrnr Ccn trt·. general chu lrper~on ; Harold Ro· BELl. PRO.JECT CONTINUES - Installation of Ohio Bell's new $3.2 million digital electronic lel ephon!' switcher at the ~'Orner of Third five., and Locust St., to serve -146 Gallipolis area custo mers continued last week. Work hegah on the projed ear lier this spring and Is scheduled for com pletion In November. Workers put away th ei r ~ear earlier than normal Friday whrn a thunderstorm struck the area around 3:30p.m. \Van rn trrtal nmcnt Chuirma n: MlkPSlrnons local arrannemcnt s chai rma n; ROf'CI' Barronronces· slons cha irman and M,ITOn "Bu d" MeCher tho master of crr(' monli's. .i ayCf'es enco uruJ::r rcglstnt · lion of high schoo l bands. h erIC'ad ln g uni ts, majorPIIf' unlls ot· an~ olher group want ing to partldpalr In the parade " as soon as poss ibl e. " Df'ad l-int' ror parade rcglslra· tlon Is Mondo y, .June ~9. Indi v idu als m ay co nlltrl r lub p_resldl'nl .John Hud so n ~ ~ Car l' s Shoe Sto1·e. 441;-2:>02, b<'twern 9:~0 a.m. and :, p.m .. Monduy th r ough Sa turday. or DOug flrown, at Natlonw ldr Insura nce. 44f;. J9ii0, or fil l oul an enlry blank ufi N they appca t· 111 lh<' loca l raper . -------. Purpose of corps: To keep roadsides clean By GEOFF OSBORNE 'rimes-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Many people rend to agree that II is an aggravat ion to src trash a long the road . Th ey also agrl'C that th e sight of tra sh tends to brf'ak up th e sea of green thai they !Ike lo see on both sides of the road . from the road shoulder and beyo nd. That is lhf' purpose of the' Summ er Youth Li ller Corps tSYLC!. esta blished in 19H2 bv 1hr Ohio Department of Nat ura l Rf'sources iODNR ) to rcmov(' l il tf'r fr om thf' roadway s In Ohio by using ~ou lh from the local .lob T raining Partnership Acl tJ TPA t or an)' other loca l work ref(•rra l program tgencral reli ef, al terna t ive se nt encing, etc . 1. The program wa s star ted In 38 Ohio com munities, randomly sc· lected by the now defunct Com· prehcnslvc Employ ment Train• ing Ar t tCETA i. w hich wa s succeeded by the Job Employ· men! Training Act t.JETA 1. Si nce then th e SYLC has operarions In all of Ohi o's cou nties. !hough as recently as 19Ro there were JOroun ties thatdidnothavc thP program . rn Gallia Cou nty, where the program ha s been in existe nce si nce 1986. a S2.500 grant wa s given to the county commission· PI'S !his year by the ODNR for operating expenses . Thi s was a separa te gran! from !he main Co ntinued on J\ .:1 GALI.IA SENIORS GRADUATE - Chris· topher Polcyn, left, Paula Rae Brown, SI."Uond from Jpft, along with .Jodi Hall and Harley Ehlln, .Jr,. were among 45 seniors at Kyger Creek High School Friday ni ght rccdvlng their diploma.•. Graduation ceremo nies were also held at North Gall Ia, Southwcslcrn aud Hannan Trace High Sc hool• Friday as lht• uiHIV•· sct•m• was r~ p!'all'd ma~y limes throughout tltt· unttnly. 'rhc KCtJS graduation e>erdHe wa.• lwld in tlw Kyger fr•·•·k gym while faculty. parent.< Ulttl studt•nb< fann< •d Incessantly throu ghout lh•· •·••rNnony, mark<•tl hy ~plus dcgr<·r temperature' and hi~h humidll.l'· Brine bill under consideration in Ohio House Cruise. l ilt, p. windows. V-6. air. T. Type turbo . air, app rpved. Presiden t Reagan has a ·hisror1· of opposing fundin g like this ... .. "Th e on ly thing we ca n say for sure i.s th;ll wr wi ll need the money whenever it comes." OBE S faces a $6.6 million deficit through Sept. 30. the e-nd of the federal fisca l year, berausf' of federal budget cut s, Michael said. add in g that future funding Is uncerta in at besl. The announcement Friday br in gs to 41 the number of un employment offices sched uled to close. Mi chael sa id six offices will closPw ithin two months: downt own Cle1·cland. Mass illon. Uppe1· Sandusky. Van Wert , West Un ion and Cin ci nnati' s Work In cpntive Program office. Closing dat es will be sc heduled soon for righ t oth!'r offices: Alliance. Barbrno n. Ca tTol ll on. East Liverpool. Mat·y sv llJe. Niles. Sidney ' and Mi chael. "11 doesn ' tl ook very pos i liv~e.:_.E:.:~.:_ ve:n.:_':.:.'f.:_i'.:_'s:.·--------rriT::T--:--:-T---~ ln,·r stigati on into the chase und allcgf'd shooting is r ontinu· ing acr ot'ding to Gerard. Air, auto. trans .. stereo. f:msHOWERS . ,JEANNE REI\1.1. United Press International Despitf' signs of finan cial enco urage ment from Was hin gton. the Ohio Bureau of Employment Serv ices w ill cl ose H more offices , sta l e officia l s say. . OBES confirmed the pla nned closings lat e Fridav . about the sa me lime Se n. Howard Metzenbaum . D -Ohio, announced hr had sec ured some su pport for suppl emental funding th ai could ease the burea u' s financial dilemma . OBES said austC'r it v measures would conti nue unt il money ac tual!)' is ap propriated by Congress and approved by Pre~iden1 Reagan . " ll is conceil·abl e 1he mon ey cou ld stop the las t 14 closings. if wf' got suffici ent fund s i n time, but it' s nor lik ely." sa1d OBES spokeswoman Karen v io l~tio n . Air , cruise . AM/FM stereo. I FRONT'S: . . Wann 12 Sections, 94 Pages Middleport- Pomeroy-Gallipolis- Point Pleasant; May 31, 1987 OBES plans to close 14 additional offices 86 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4 DD....... :......................... S899 5 RAIN Farnl .......... ......... ....... D-2 Editorial .... .. ............... ,\-2 · ...................... C-1-R Variable . cloudiness with thunderstorm!'! . High M5 to 911. Clmnu<' of r:1in 50 percent. scalh~red tmts- 86 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 4 DR ................................. $6995 • Inside> !\long the River ....... B -1- W Business ................. ..... D·l Comics .............. ..... . Insert C'lassifieds ................ D-4-H De ulh~ ................ ........ 1\·7 • Air. au1o . trans., AII / FM , stereo. t:zElsNOW Eastern High School awards presented during assembly Friday - B - 9 C-1 A Bakkers cancel appearance on CNN ' FORT MILL . S.C. rU Pl t-Thc major figures in the "holy war" over the PTL minist ry . the alleged sexua l (•scapadcs of .Jim Bakk<'r and rhr spcncllng ex cesses of Tamm.1· Bakker apparen lly intend to wi thdraw from verbal com bal. Defrocked mini sk r and PTL founder Jim Rakkrr and his w iff'. Tammy . ca ncel ed a sc hcdu ll'd appf'arance Thu rsd a.v night on the Larrv Kin g Show on \NN . and an aide said tho)' "refused to b£> a part of the v icious m"dslinglng that Is going on." Eurl!N T hursda.v. the Rev . .krry Falwf'll , accu sed by lh!' Rakkers of using l rickt·rv to take ov£>r th(• PTL, said he Is weary of I he blckrr ing and wan ts to avprt a "so-called hoi,l ' war ." King told v i<' wc•r s the offi cial ('Xp lanation for the ca ncella ti on was that Tamm)' had an "upset tlng night " afl r r the i\BC " Nigh tl!np" show . on which th e 13akkcrs ap pr"rrd the night bc>fore aflrr more than two month s In seclusion Stornt halts Memorial play Gallipolitan's view of recent Memorial Day parade - • A - 2 Divorce granted in court 1his . '• A $50.()]0 sel!lemenl awarded Wednesday in Meigs Cou nt y Commo n Pleas Court was one of I he largest personal damages cla ims ever awarded in Meigs Cou nty. The sell lement was awarded by a jury of eig ht to Anna D. Clonch. Pomeroy, from John S. Thomas , Pomeroy. for injuries su ffered m a motor vehicle acci den t on Ma rch 2q, 1985. Clonch was represented by Dougla s Lillie and Fra nk W. Porter. Pomeroy . The defendant was represent I'd by Ted Sawver . Columbu s. Clean-up Weeks completed rcsumed 50 cents Pioneer Spirit -Page B-1 Largest .'>ettlemenl noted Spring dance announced • Ferry back in service Fc·rr.v srrv icr hc1 wcrn Pomero.v and Mason Sunday .· Two injur£>d in 3-car wreck : Friday. May 29, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-10- The Daily Sentinel 614-949-2551 By NANCY \'01\CH,\M Times-sentinel Stall POMEROY . - A bill exem pt · in g cf'rtain cl asses of oil and gas well s In spven Souther n Ohio counlics from brine disposal regulations is now undN ro nsi d· erat ion in thf' Ohio House of Represen1ati1·es. Th<· bill passed the Oh io Senate on May 14, but , according to Tom Sherman, deputy director of resource protection for I he state's Division of Oil and Gas. the bill is unlikely to pas s the hou sf' In It's present form. The Division of Oil and Gas is opposed ro.r he bill in it s present form Sherman adds. . Introduced In the state senate by 20th District Senator Roi;lert Ney, R -Barn~vllle, Senate Bill 100 would exempt certain "dom esllc and commercial" wells In Bellnont. Monroe, Washtnglon, Meigs, Athens, Morgan and Noble Cou~11es from exiSting brine disposal regu lations. The wells have to have been "drilled to specil: c geologica l for mat Ions . prior to April 1985 ... Sherman explains. House Bill 501 which went in to effect In Aprll1985 required the disposal of brine through one of thr.ec methods.. annual disposal , injection well or through road· way dust and ice conlrol usage. Later , ex plain s Sherma n, House Bill 572 was passed which exempted certain " domesllc" wells from eo'mpllancc with brine disposal regulations and certain Insurance requirem ent s. To qualify for exemption under H.B. 572, he says, a well had to have been drilled prior to 1980 to the Mlsslsslplan formallon, and be located In the Southern unglaclated parr of the state. This bill allowed for disposing of brine on the ground as long as there were no environmental effects !rom the dumping, and no contamination of water supplies. If water coniamlnarlon, or en vir· onmental prolilems such as dead proposa l. " for. dom es tic wel ls ani)' ," w hich , If a landowner agrees 10 allow disposal or brine " on !he same tracl of land where the well Is located, " permiss ion for disposal would be granted. The Division woulq retain aulhorll y to r evoke th pcrmil II off-site damagPS related to the brine di sposal were discovered . Sherman. who is originally from Southern Ohio. say s he understands the dilemma of commercial oil and gas pr oduc· crs In this part of the state, bur that he questions the fairness of exemp11ng some commercial producers and not olhcrs . He also feels the decline In drilling In Ohio ha s b('(>n caused more by low oil prices than by brine disposal regulations. He says the Division Is con· cerned that If S.B. 100 passes as wrliten. excluding mention of eontamlnalion to dranlnage systems and ground water, that federal dollars to the state under vegetatio n or trees were found during Jnsp<' Ctlon s. citations were issu!'d by the Division. Sherman describes H .B. 572 as a "narrow bill" which affected only about 1,800 wells . , And although S.B . 100 Is slni llar In som e respeels to H .B. 572, Sherman says the Division opposes th e proposed blll hi>· cause " II Is vague" In regard 10 possible water co ntamination and In particular "strikes drain age systems and ground water from lis wording. " Sherman says S.B . 100 grants exemption to wells, " domestic and commercial," which meet speci fications, If a landowner submits an affidavit ,giving per· mission for disposal of brine on his or her properly . Sherman says It Is sti ll the Division's philosophy not to place brine produced by commercial drilling on the ground. He adds however that the Division did prepare a counter- l th e Safe Drinking Water Act ma y be jeopard ized . The bulk of wells which would be automallea ll y exempt under S.l3 . JOO are In Washin gton Cou nt y , with 5..100 wells, and Monroe Cou nt y, with 2,600. In Meigs Coun ty , 55~ wells would bl:' automallcally exempt. Oil and gas produ cers In lhe seven specific co unties, and In J.9 other Souther n Ohio co unties. t'Ould apply for exempllon of add!! lonal wells which mi ght meet specifi cations. No wells in ' Gallla Cou nt y would be auloma!lca lly exempt, but Sh ~r man guesses th at aboul 30 might quall!y If they would apply for exemption. Sher man does agree t hat some wells In the Southern part of the stat e produce only sma ll amou nls or brine, or produ ce brine that Is less sa lty than In other parts of othe stale. He also agrees that the geology tn South· ern Ohio differs greatly !rom thai r ""tr'. of the rust "f thP Bur. h<· sa ys , " I would not ag r<'<' lha r brin e n r v Pr t 'i i U.''i( '' prOI)Il'm:.. fn Sou thern ()h i<>. " Sherman <'XP<'CIS rite housp wil l tak<• som<' aetion on S. B. 100 by .June :m. Th o hi ll h:1d It , first hear ing In thr Jl llUSc En ergy an<t Envlronm PIII Commill•'e on Thursda y. 11 t he house fDil s to pass th(' hi ll. Sherman sa.vs " house and wh al<' confl•rc ncf' commlllco wl ll co nve ne to di scuss a pos., l hlro (·omproml sr . Weather By Unlt<Jd l'r<'>S lnlcrnutlonal Sunday, \'nriah'lc cloudint•s., with scalt<·red Lhund('r · storms. lli~h K5 to 00. Chan e<· of rain 50 p<•rc<,nl. Su nday ni ght and Mundav. partly cloudy with "cattcrd<:d thunderstorms. Low 65 to 711. High 85 to 00. Chance of rain I• 48 percent .' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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