https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f65f89777643d7dc172c2a49cfd7cf75.pdf 88cbed805e449b4887582516f4cc0a09 PDF Text Text Page-12-The Daily Sentinel .---Local briefs-of rerouting of traffic for the bloc!!. party activities in Middleport, there will be no parking on Saturday from 6 a.m. untlllO p.m . on Nor th Third Avenue, all of Garfield Street and the fin;! block of Sou.th Third Avenue , bet.,..een Mill Street and Garfield St reet. ~au se Seroing starts at 11 Saturday . The Middleport Fire Department will begin serving at 11 a.m . Saturday for its chicken bar ·b·que near the firehouse , in conjunct ion with block party actlviiles. Dinners are$3.50. with a half chicken only offered for $3. Dinners include chicken, baked ·· beans and roll. ' Bridge being resurfaced A Ches ter area man has been charged with felonious assault in connectlon with a shooting about 10: 30 Tuesday night at The Cove bar on Route 7 near Pomeroy . Charged in Meigs County Court wa s Daniel P . Talbott Jr., 25, of Route 248, .near Chester. Talbott entered the bar Tuesday night a llegedly In search of Charles Ba rley, owner of the establis hment. After being told that Barley was unavallable, Talbott allegedly drew a shotgun and fired o ff several rounds of ammunition inside the bar before fleeing the scene in a vehicle. Barley and a patron, Kevin Wolfe, claimed injuries but refused treatment by EMS personnel at the scene. Depu ty Ruth Frank reported that Talbott turned himself in to Sheriff Howard Frank abou t 4 a.m. this morning. Talbott was placed in c ustody by t]le s heriff and was schedu led for an Initial court appea rance this morning before Judge Patrick O'Brien. Talbott .is a brother of 2l·year-old David Talbott, of Racine, who was wounded in the legs in a Shooting incident at The Cove in May. Ba rley was charged with three counts of felonious assault in connection with the May shooting. and freed on bond. Myrtle Graham Myrtle Ma y Graham, 85, 10420 Ammish Rid ge Road. So merset, a former reside nt of the Coo lville area, died Wednesday ar her residence . Born Oc t . 25. 1900 , a daughter of the late Joseph and Arly Balls Buck, s h~ was a homemaker. Surviv in g a re a son and daug hter-in -la w. Ray mond a nd Annabell Gra ham, Somerset : tour daught ers and sons-in-law , Doris and Cha rles Comb, Nora and Bill Qu in n and Marguerite By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter · COLU MBUS. Ohio 1 UP!) -The Ohio House of R<' prcsent at ives is s('h ~dui E"d to vote nex t week on a co mpromisP c ivil jus tice and insura nce refor m hill whtch,has lukewar m support of the business c6 mmunit y and outri g-ht opposit ion of consumer. labor a nd lawyer groups . Hou se Sp_ca kc r Ve rnal G. Riffe Jr. . D·New Bos ton. ca lled the Hou se back int o session for Sept. 24 s ho rt!~· aft er a joint Hous<'·Se natE' conferl'nC!' committeP ra tified a negotiated settle m ent on th e ('O nt rovcrs ia l ma l te r Thursday. The Sena te has schedule d a Sept. .30 sess ion to vote on the bill. w hi ch has OCC' upied center stage in Ass('mbl ~· for two yt?a r s a nd was ,·e tof'd in a nother re rm las t [)(·c<'mbcr by Gov . Hic ha rd F . Cel es te. e l es t ~. who d(•cllned to b(' l;t!)('led a proponent of the legis la tion . never th('!Pss sa id Thu r'sday he will sign it. ·· 1 said I would sign House Bil l I Wh en It rea(' hed my dPs k. und I pla n to s ign it." s uid the govern or . t h •~ l and swl' p~ up fro m Thu rsda y's parad •s a nd fit•eworks. whil iN drrs of the hlccn! Pnn lal pus hed ahead wit h ca li('d.a news co n f e r ~ nc ·c rocluy ro discu ss ~i s fu tu r.t.· int e ntions for the co mmPmoratlon. 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"This is the stronges t and most comprehensive Insurance reform in the history of Ohio and the s trongest in the country today ," said Rep. Mlehael P . Stinzlano. D·Columbus. c hairman of the s l ~· m e mber negotiating panel. Se.n. H. Coope.r Snyder, R· Hillsboro, th~ chief Senate negotia tor, said the proposal wil l help. redu ce Ins urance rate s for bus in esses . but he ca utioned tha t it will tak e time. ··w e 've accomplished a bill that m eets some of the co ncerns of mine. not all ," sa id Snyder. Both th e business communit y and ·the labor· a ttorney -cons umer coalition said th ey wi ll seck a dditional changes ne xt yea r to reso lve the ir compl a in ts a bout the bill. " This was lik e the firs t game of a doubl eheader. " observed .Sen. Lee I. Fis her. D·Shaker He ight s. the lone conferee to oppose the bill. Th P lrl(is lat ion see ks to redu ce comme rc ial liability insurance rat es and make covera ge more available. It includes s tronger regulation of the insurance induslry by the Ohio D~par t me nt of In surance , )Imitations on fri volous laws uits and excessive damage awards and attorney fees, and a limit on law suit s a gainst manufactu rer s of · defective products. ' ." This is a bill in des pera te sea rch of a re a so n. " s aid Fi s her . " It is a n a fte-r · t he· f act ra tiona! izat ion. " Fis her, a n·att orney, sa id th a t when th e push for tort r efor m began. the insurance indu stry clai med there was a ··crisis" of excess in la wsui r·s and da mage a wa rds. whi c h was bleeding thP companies .financiall y. Now . said Fi sher, insuran cr compan ies ar r making handsome profits a nd the re is no need to chan f<e the bas ic civi l ju stice syst em. "The r e is no documented ev idence th at wh a t we do here toda y witl have an~· irftpact oil insuranC'r rates or on th e economic climate of Oh io." said Fi s her. Ma rk David son. the cha irma n of the Ohi o Allia nce for Civ il .Justice, a coalition of busi ness and ins urance co mpany in terests. said th e bill is " an imp roveme nt over c ur rent Ja w." " It will help m ove in the di rec tion of giving the defend a nt a fair brea k in cou!'l ," said Dav idson. But a coalil ion of organized labor , consumer groups a nd trial lawye rs s.ti'd Celes te did not s tick by his d e mand s of las t December , whe n he vetoed a similar bil l. Th e coali tion urged the govem or to veto thi s one al so. ''O hio co nsumer s, worki ng. peo ple and in jured ,·ictim s cannot afford thi s bill tha t trad es ou r right s a nd im porta nt prot ections of our safe ty a nd hea lth for increased profi ts of the ins ur:a nce Indu s try," sa id P eter MacDowel l of th e Oh io Public Int eres t Ca mpaign . MacDowell and Da vid Laur idse n of the Oh io AFL-CIO sa id th eir group was pa rti cula r ly upset tha t the bill co n ta ins no pro Jec t io n aga ins t toxic substa nces, exce pt in de l"eclivc produ ct cases. and a weak st a nda rd protecting defec ti vely designed product s. · Nation recovers celebration o{ Constitution's anniversary OUR NEW FAll SELECTION 7 to 14. Smart loQking s!vles . New selection of two piece styles. Hurry in best selection. and Richard Masters, all of Columbus; Irene and Clarence Miller. Quart si te. Ariz.; sister, Mabel Jeffers . Akron, 19 gra nd· thildren, 22 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by her hu sband, William Gra ham, in 1968; a son. Billy Graham, and two sis ters . Services will be he ld at I p.m . Saturday at the White Funeral Home in Coolvi lle. Burial will be in Coolville Cemetery . Friends may ca ll at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to~ p.m. Friday. For A ppoinrmenr or More Information Call After 5 p.m. Weekdays; Anytime Weekends Super.Speeials For.ASuper Sahuday! Nolf 0• S1l1! 2d floor 'DRESSES CLEVELAND !UP! \ -The $6 million top prize in Ohio' s Super Lotto drawing went unclaimed Wednesday night, increasi ng the jackpot to at least $9 million for Sat urday's game. There were no tickets sold fo r the m id -week drawing that listed the six winning numbers of 5. 6. 12, 281 43 and 44, a lottery commission spokes man said today . You' ll like the individualized artenrion you receive whe n you have your sen ior porrrait made at THE PHOTO PLACE ... Eac h preview set includes I 0-12 different poses bcfQ re traditional oil backdrops and in attractive outdoor settings. Our fu ll-color portrait serv ices, all at reasonable prices, include personalized wallers. Watch Friday's Paper For Our BLOCK PARTY AD ATURDA~ Frld1y 111. S1t1r1y 011ly Top prize jumps to $9 million in Ohio a IS SATURDAY, SEPT. 19 SPECIALS A:fter locating the Illegal plants in the vici nity of the Wolfe home. the helicopter landed in a field behind the hou se. Other law enforcement officials traved to the home via automobile.. Apparently, a disagreement took place between the Wolfes a nd the o(flcials. As a result, Pauline Wolfe was charged with causi ng or attempt· lng to ca use physical liarm to anot her, and with .resisting arrest. Gary Wolfe was charged with resisting arrest, performing an act whic h hampered or impeded a public official in the performance of his lawfutl du· ties, causing or attempting to cause harm to another and falling to obey the order of a law enforcement official engaged In his duties. · · No other charges have been flied agai nst the Wolfes who are free on bond. A pre-trial hearing In the matter has been schedu led for Sept. 30. Area deaths Veterans Memorial Wednesday Admissions Clinton R. Faulk, Middleport; Ivory Bush, Middleport ; Rollin Dill, Pomeroy; David Hardwick, Middleport: Eva Lawson, Racine; Rena Vaughan. Shade: Ulla Strauss, Racine; lola Wll· son, Reedsville. Wednes day Discharges Jean Delph, Timothy Willis . 6461 Cloudy, 50 percent c hanc~ of showers tonight. Low near 60. Cloudy Saturday. Chance of showers. High In 70s. House votes next week on insuraDce reform BLOCK .PARTY Hospital news Bll Copyrighted 1987 MIDDLEPORT'S 5th ANNUAL Haggy is expected" to have his Initial appearance on the five charges before Judge Patrick H . O'Brien in the Meigs County Court Friday morning. · Daily Number Pick 4 the- Gr-nPr aJ Mother, son enter not guilty plea I OET R Continued lrompagel Ohio Lottery Church page notices Ratliff sentenced over· stabbing incident "I can.'t . over-emphasiZe the Ratliff sentenced In connection felonious assault . and was re· · heroism of these two yo~ng with stabbing Incident In early leased on his own recogniZance. men," she said. ''With their The victim In the stabbing May training and forethought they Incident was John 0 . Blake, 22. · Corbett E. Ratliff, 19, of Route took what was a potentially also of Middleport. ' tragic situation and It turned It 7. Middleport , was sentenced In add it ion to the suspended · Into what could be described as a Wednesday by Meigs County sentence and probation, Ratliff Common Pleas Judge Charles medical miracle. " was ordered by the judge to Both Boyden and Rickey, now Knight to 18 months In prison. refrain from any . place which sophomores at Rio Grande Col· suspended, and five years proba· alcohOlic beverages are served . . lege, received CPR training In . tlon, In connection with a stab· And If Ratliff Is found guilty of high school - a course required bing In Middleport during the any further acts of violence · early morning hours of May 9. at their schools. du r ing the probation period the · In an earlier court appearance. · "This situation, along with prison sentence will be Imposed. demonstrating the heroism of the Ratliff had entered a written plea ~n~lltv to the . charge of of students, lnclcates the need for . . . . CPR training," Dr. Grlcoskl concluded. "It can and does save r;;;;;;.;;.;;;;;;;~;;~~~;;~~;.;;;;;.;;~~ lives." l1 Authorities report that both Haggy and the juvenile were caught through the use of tele· phone traps placed on the district lines· whfch enable the call to be traced to the originating tel ep hone. Other, traditional inves· tigative tools are being brought to bear, lticludlng information provided by students and other who may have· some knowledge of who Is rna king the calls and through the surveillance os suspected callers. Inducing panic is a misdemea nor of the first degree, and each separate count carries a possible s ix sentence and a possl· ble to $1,000 Charge man in shooting incident Meigs County Em ergency Medical Services reports eight calls Wednesday; Pomeroy at 1:40 a.m. to Forest Run for George Folmer to Holzer Medi· cal Center; Scipio Township Fire Department a t 8:33 a.m. to a tractor fire at the Drexel Vance residence on Vance Road ; Pome· roy at 8: 55 a .m . to Hiland Road for Teresa Payne · to Holzer Medical Center: Middleport at 9:08a.m. to Main St. for Freda Sm ith to Holzer Medica l Center: Tuppers Pl a ins at 10: 11 a.m. transported Cordon Ca ldwell to St. Joseph 's; Middleport. a t 12: 27 p.m. to St ewa rt Hollow Road fo.r David Hardwick · to Veterans Memorial Hos pi tal; PomProy a t 12:39 p.m. to Welshtown Hill for Justin Klein to Veterans Memor· ia l Hospital ; Pomeroy at 10:48 p.m . to Po m eroy Health Care Center for In ez Ash to Vetera ns Memorial Hos pital. Two Rio..._c_o_n_tl.:.:.nu.:.:.ed:..:.:..:f.:.:.ro:..:.m"-'-pa;..:g::.:e_l_ _ _ _ _ __ Two arrests... The Silver Memorial Bridge, which connects Gallipolis and Point Pleasant. W.Va .. is being resurfaced by an Ohio contractor. according to a spokesman for West Virginia Governor Arch A. Moore, Jr. The Velotta Company of Sharon Center, named to complete the project, submitted a bid for $770,460 for application of a latex-mod ified cement overlay which will cover .37 of a mile span wh ic h crosses the Ohio River on U.S. 35. The project is scheduled to be finished in November . Squad calls • condition. as ''very stable." She said Mlnadro had sustained some Initial cardiac Injury which has since "resolved Itself." According to Dr. Grlcoski, medical evidence · Indicates he was struck directly In the head by the lightning bolt. The charge apparently exited through his left foot. Mlnadeo received some minor burns, Including one around his · neck - sustained when a neck· lace he was wearing was vapo· riied by the electrical charge. ·"There remains some partial high-range hearing · loss, " Dr. Gricoskl said, "but that may not be permanent," .Reroute traffic for event Pauline Wo lfe. of Antiquity, and her son, Cary Wolfe, entered pleas of innocent to a total of six charges during Meigs County Court proceedings on Wednesday. The pleas of Innocent were enterep on bj> halfo!t he.Wolfes by Attorney Douglas Little. The char ges ste m from an Incident last Wednes day a t the Pauline Wofe home after marijuana was located near the home during a helicopter· search of the area by Meigs Count y Sheriff' s Department officials and age nts from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Thursday. September 17. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Use Our Free Parking Lot~ Ame r ita n dc mocrac'' a nd the fi rs t wr!ttc· n co nt ra c t hy a peo ple for it s gover nme nt. Wh ile Thu rsday was 1hc day for· the part'' · the bl ce nt e nnl ~ l does n' t of!I C'Ia ily Pnd until 1991. th<' 200th a nni vE'!"sa ry ot· th<· ra t ifica tlon of thr Fli ll of Righ tst he Co ns titut ion's fir s t 111 Hm Cndmf'n ts . . P hllude lvh la. the birthplace of the Constitu tion. was cent er s tage of Thu rsday 's sa lu w wi th a rai n-sonkr d but spirit ed parade. u SJ)<'cch by Pres lqe nt RC'aga n and a n ('Vf' nin g gala a nd fi i·cwor ki< . · Sta nding ours !M lnd cpend · e ncc Ha ll- where th e doc ument was dra ft c•d. de bat ed a nd . ultl · mil t ely signed on So pt . l7, 1787R<?aga n pra i ed thr Founding F'a thPrs for th Pir wi sdom . "'The g~ n i u s or our co ns tl!u · briefs--~ lional !>i ~' S f em i's It s recognit ion th a t no one br anc h of governme nt a lone could bP reli ed on to p res~ r vc our freed oms." Reagan sa id in a nationa lly broadcas t addr (>~s . E lsewhere Thu rsday. tens of m illi ons of i\ rn c r ica ~ s joined th<' pa r ty w ith a va r if'l y of aclivilies - re -e nactme nt s of the signing of the Co ns titution. fes ti va ls. pic· c hurch se r vices and eve n m ar a1hon runs . nic~. At ~ p.m. EDT. be lls tolled ac ross the na tio n in tribut e to George Was hin gton, .lames Mad· ison. ;\lcxande r Hamilt on, Rogl'r Sher ma n, Be nj a min Franklin and the :l~ other· s igner s of th~ Consti tution. A liO-by-90 fo qt Am erican flag , billed the world 's " la rges t fr ee· fl yin g fl a g." was unfu r led a long !he Geo rg e Washin gton Bridge , whic h co nnects New Y ork and New J e r sey • over th e H uds"on Ri ver. Former i\NNIVERSi\Rl ' CEREMONY Chief Juslicr Warren Burger pulls on the rope of tht• replica nfthc Uberty Bell at thctime wlwn the Constitution WI\S signed 200 ye ars ago at Independence Hall ThurSday, concluding ceremo· nl<!s at the Halt commemorating the signing. The hell-ringing was repeated at the exact same time at many locat ions across the tlnited States. ( l lPI) In De laware, the fir st st atP to r.a t ify the ro nsti tuti on. in Dr · ce mbcr 17 ~7. res id e nts s igned a For thr fi rs t time in fo ur da;·s. schoo ls of th e• Mf' lgs Loca l co py of the constitut io nal ra tifi· S.:·hoo l Dis tr ic·t w<'r<' wit trout bo mb t hi'<:' at ca li s Frida y mornin g. cat ion do<·ument. Th e dis tr ic t t' ('Pi\:rd no such c·a lls on Monday th is w c~k but Heve jprs in Santa f'e .. Jtj. M., was hit with a ras h of ca lls on Tu esday, Wedn esday and released hundreds of balloons Thur.da.. Meunt lmr. a n lli vc' s ligat ion has led to the se nt enc ing WASHINGTON tUP l i -U .S. mind of a :lO·hour airlin e r hijack · closPd local ion. and r a nll bells . a nd Vermont . of onr youn.: ma n to a rPfor mal ory a nd scvN a l oth er hea r ings Anot her hear ing was sche· o!fic iats sa y they sought no help ing two yea r s a go. was lured to a threw a bi g pa rty at a sta tehou se are pendin g in thP juve nile cou rt. it Is re port ed. duled for Tuesda y. !rom ot her nations in th e un· boat pilot ed by FBI agents adorned in red. white a nd blue . l. " t ~ Thursday mor nin g. memb rs of the dls tt·tc t" s boa r·d of The hijacking for which Younis precede nt ed capt ure of an ar· Su nday . a ccordin g to the .Jus tic~ Ve rm o nt Gov. Mad e lin e c du ca t ion m<'t In ~ m c r g~m· ,· sessio n to disc uss thr bomb thrr ar has been cha rged occurred June ru sed, Shiite terrorist brought to Department . Th e Lebanese citi· Kunin. who immig rated to the ca ll probl em . Th boa rd dra ft ed a IPtl!' r to b(• se nt to MPigs the Unit ed Stales from int erna - zen was a r res ted and he ld a board 11, 1985. Five Shiit e Mos le ms UhitPd Stall'S from Swit ze rland Co unt y .luvrnile .J ud gr urgi ng th a t offr ndcrs found gui lty ""' tiona l wa ters to s tand tria l for the aircraft carrier USS Sara t· armed with hand grenades . dyduring World War II , said. " I / given the ma xi mum pPiialtlf's . hos ta g~s. taking oga before be in g flown to Wa· namit e . and other explos lvcs lea rned a t a very ea rly a~ e the Supt. Dan E . Morri s said that thf' lett er would be ha nd ' 'This represenr. thr fi rs t over s hington a nd a rr a i g n e d s trapped a round the ir wa ists contras t between Jt he United d<'llvcred to .Judg<' Buck tod ay . He po.int ed out al so tha t de mand e d a ll Pa les tinia n guerseas arres t by U.S. law enforce· Thursday. St a lest a nd a tot a li ta rian s tud Pnts found guilt y of ma kin g s uch th rea t calls ":ill be ment officials of a suspec ted Cha rged in a five-cou nt indi ct· rillas be ousted fr om Beirut as rPgime . ' ' ex pel led. being sough t under U.S. .terrorist ·ment under the 1BB-1 Crime they hijacked a Royal .Jordanian Vice Pres id ent George Bush, Suvt. Mor ris said that eight out 14 bomb threa t ca lls made in laws." Attorney Genera l Edwin Contro l Act , Younis faces lifP in Boeing 727 In Beirut with 67 s topping in Little Rock , Ark ., for t he cllsrrlct have b!'C'n plnn~d clown . Thr board se t another peop le a boa rd. in cluding two Meese sa id Thursday in announc· prison on charges of hos ta g~ ­ a fund -rai o;er for his presidential e mergency sess ion subj ect to ca nce lla tion . Ameri can ciii7e ns and two Amor ing the dramatic arrest of Fawaz raking, conspiracy and d e str~(> campaign, participated In a Bouret <J1emb<:'r s a t t (' ndln~ yes t('rday's ~ mP rg e n cy mee ting ican nationals. You nts, ~K tion of · an airc raft. At a brie f ce remonial s igning of a copy of we re Hichard Va ugh an. Larry Rupe . Robert Snowdm and After a 1,000-mi le flight a r ound "This unila teral action by the hearing in U.S. District Court the Constitution. Robert Ba rr on. United Sta tes is a n Important Thursday, he kPpl hi s hea d the Medit e r ra nra n with sto ps in Bush noted that the U.S. in our policy of bringing bowed as a court· appoin tPd Cyprus a nd Sicily . the ai r liner step Canst itution Is the world's oldest , tf>rrorlsts to ju stice," Mees~ lawyer said he would plead r et4rn ed to Bri rut . whC'n' fhf' a nd c it ed a poll in which 5 percem hi jacke r s !"P leased th ~ pas· said , describing an operation in innocent . New contra ct nego tiat io ns bPtwPPn th e team s of the ME'Ig s of 8-to 12-year-olds questioned senger s a ncl cr0w unha r mf'd, the Mediterranean Sea unaided ·u.s. Ma gist ra l<' .) ~a n Dwyer Loc al Sc hoo l Dist ril't Board of Education and the Meigs Local identified P•·esident Reagan a s btcw up the pl;rn p a nd esca ped. any other governm ent. by fir st had a sked Younts if he co uld one of the docum ent' s signers. IContinued on Page 9) The Cr im e C'n nlro l A ~ t cx tPnds Younis , the alleged ma s ter" afford a n attorney. a nd he U.S. j uri ~ d iclio n over ll os ta gpres ponded in Arabi c thr ough a taking out s i<h• th<" Unit ed St ates St a te De partm e nt int e rpret er. in c i rc um ~ t a n c r s whC'rC' I hosr "'No. 1 ca nnot." Those we re the seized an• ..\rn t 'r ic i..l n c iti.zf'ns . on ly wo rds hf' spo k ~ be fo re officia ls s;r i<l. ,\ mong the pas· Dwye r ordcr~d him held wit hout of the comm it tee member s draw · Thursday he s till be lieves some WASHINGTON tUPi ) - The fourth round of testimo ny today bond and .m ore than ~ dozen senger s on lit< ' lltg ht in qu ps tion of those Supreme Court decisions ing focus as -an undecided vot e, federal a gent s. some with a uto· w C' re A m Nif 'd ll U ni versi t ~- oJ confirmallon hearings of Su - that seemed likely to Include were wrong but as one oft lle n lne remarked that he, , has been matic weapons, hu st led him ou t B e irut Viet · Jlrl'.,. id c nt La nd ry pre me Court nominer Robert even more of the dogged ques· justices hr would abide by bothered by the sharp philosophi· of the courtroom to an undi s- Slade a nd tr is snn Wi llia m . l R. Bork have produced some of tionlng that made him bristle cal changes in Bark's life; the es tablis hed precede nt . their first sparks of temper as the Thursday. would -be justice wa s a socialist Patrick Lea hy , D·Vt .. Sen. judge denies re peatedly · that he The suggestion has bee n that In his yout h,. then a libertarian · spoke for several of his colhas tailored some previous views the 60-year -old federal judge has and in recent years a believer !.n a leagues Thursday In asklngBork fo r political a ccepta nce. softened or altered some of his strict Interpretation oft he " orlgi· whether such ·. changes were In his third round of ques tion· most co ntroversial views simply nal intent" of th e Cons titution's "confirmation conversio ns" :.... lng, Bork came under Increasing to gain confi rmatio n to the high temporary changes In public framers . scrutiny from bot h opponen ts court by a Sena te regarded as " The concern I have," Specter posture to win the votes he needs. and undecided member s of the closely divided over his PO INT PLEASANT - A s ile south of th r Ka nawha Hi vc r in said bluntly, " Is where Is the Bork responded quickly and Senate J udic iary Committee as nomination. Mason County , poss ibl y in the Apple Grow a r·ea . is being predictability In .Judge Bark? " to why he has modified some of The ques tlons began In the s har ply . · COnSidered for haz a rd9us was te )'!Cinc rution pi~IOI , it WUS Boril was nominated July 1 to "Senator , let me spea.k to this his positions on women's rights, second day of heari ngs , when a nnounced Wednesday. civil rights a nd First Am"e nd· Bark first appeared to back away issue of confirmation conver- replace retired J ustice Lewis Tn e latest pro,Posed hazardou s waste lnci n<•rn tio n fa cility. Powell, a nd his arc h· slops." he said In his stern bass. ment Issues. · from some of those past scho· reportedly separate from PyroChem . In c. opera tion th a t was conserva tive views have sparked His temper In tu rn flared for larly articles and speeches c"ritl· "I have got a lot of positions I've announced ear lier thi s month for the Potter 's t"rf'f' k region ol nationwide debale as opponenls !he first time, as he acc used cal of major Supreme Court taken In the past that I've County and brought with it a wave of conlt·o,·crsy, would Mason warn tha t he could lip the court's · committee member Edward rulings and federal laws support-' reaffirmed here, which I have be built by Nationa l El e ctric, Inc., a Minnesota based fir"' . not converted." balance and reverse decades of Kennedy. D-Mass. , of distorting ing minority rights. A source told the Register th e undisclosed sit e in south!.'rn ' c ivil rights progress. At another point he added, "I his views on presidential powers He alternately portrayed those don't know where these charges Mason Count y Is one of sev.eral being consi drred in Wes t Supporters contend he Is being a nd of fal sely alleging Illegality views as Intellectual ponderlngs Virginia and Pennsylvania . portrayed as a monster, a nd at when Bork. as President Nixon's while he was a Ya le University that I would not decide cases In "NEI Is a firm tha t has been in the bu sinrS> of industria l one point late Thursday, Sen . favor of · minorities or women solicitor general, fired Waterlaw professor, thoughts he had come from, because I have done waste management for a number of year s." ,\ ndrew Dat ko . Gordon · Humphrey, R· N.H., gate spec ial prosecutor Archichanged In an evolutionary pro· that consistently In both governdirector of planning and development for thP co mpa ny. sa id moved to defend I he judge by bald Cox in 1973. cess or views he ·simply now ment positions I've held ." Thursday. !Continued on pag<' 21 touching on the human sympa· .Bork was called ba c.k for a considers mistaken. He said thies In his personal life . Sen. Arlen Specter. R·Pa., one Bnmb threat. calls continue FBI nabs suspected terrorist Negotiations at an impa.sse Bork's self-defense increases in pitch Apple Grove area may be site of new waste facility a �_., Friday. Septembet 18, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Giants keep rolling; Jays drop a notch By BILL WOU.E UPI Sports Writer Pitching in the spotlight of a pennant race has kindled Cy Young Award consideratio n for Rick Relischel. Reuschel. traded to San Fran'cisco Aug. 21 by the Pittsburgh Pirates, fired a two- hitter Thursday night to lead the Giants to a 4-0 victory over the Houston Astros. ln 15 major -league seasons. the 38-year old right -hander has been with seven last-place clubs and on ly four times played for teams finishing above fourth place. " He's been amazing." San Francisco Manager Roger Craig JUG WINNER - Jockey Richard StUllngs takes Jaguar Spur said. " He's going to win the Cy across the finish line to win the 42nd Uttle Brown Jug Thursday . Young. He deserves it. He Jaguar Spur crossed the line In 1:55.3 to win the second leg In pitched like hell for a las t place harness racing's triple crown. (UP I) club, and he's pitching eve n better here on a g ood club." Reuschel, . 13- 7, pitched his third-straight complete game lor a nd that , for a ll practical pur: ' a league-lea ding 12. He walked DELAWARE, Ohio (UP!) one and struck out live en route to You might call Jaguar Spur. poses, was the race. Jaguar Spur sped out to the winner of Thursday 's 42nd Little lead and was never rea lly chalBrown Jug , a late bloomer . ' Jaguar Spur, a 3-year-old pac- lenged as· he won by 2 1-2 lengt hs ing son of the great Albatross, in 1:55.3. " I was surprised to be on top a ll raced just one time as a 2-yea rold. He won that start , a $300 the way ," said Stillings. "There Kyger Creek's volleyball team qualifying test at The Meadows. was no c ha llenge. I figured rem ai ned unbeaten in live starts Frugal Gourmet would come at It earned him $150. Thursday by turnin g back As a sta blemate of 1986 Jug me at the quarter. but he didn 't Southwestern , 15-0 and 15-6 in a winner Barberry Spur, that was a nd without the challenge, I had SVAC mat ch. hardly a record to build confi- no choice but to stay on top. When The Lady Bobcats were led by de nce in his owners. Roy Da vis of Tgot to the three quarters in 1:28, Chr istina Carroll's 14 · points. Meadow Lands. Pa., and the I would ha ve bet on my horse Missy Darst added 11. Vicki , Barberry Farm, of Sewickley, myself. Ha mmond paced SWHS with four '' I felt a ll along my m ain chor·e point s. Pa. But Jaguar Spur. drive n by was to beat Run The Table In the rese.·ve cont e$1. KC won Richard Stillings and trained b;v because he has raced so well ail 15-11. 8-15 and 15-9.. Bess Brad· his broth er , Buddy, came of age year." added Stillings . " He (R un bury and Amanda Cox, with nine as a sophomore, capped by The Table ) just'Oldn't have the points eac h, led the winners. pace today, When you race at Thursday's Jug win. In the junior high contes t. KC His two heat wins in the Jul( Delaware, the rea l a dva nt age is won. 15-6, 15-6 w ith Angie Bush' s 'were his 16th and 17th in 22 star ts to be on the rail. " 15 points leading the way. It marks the fir st time ev.er an t~ ts year and he placed in lour of Tuesday, the Bobcat s will owner has had back-to-back battle Southern at home. his other five races. The $124. 729 he earned Thurs- winners. Tar Heel in 1951 a nd day from the record Jug purse of Meadow Ri ce in 1952 both were Jackson top rusher $412,330 increi)sed hi s winnings owned by W. R. Reynolds. In the ra ceoff, Redski n, driven DELAWARE - Ohio Westhis year to $423,843. leyan Universit y !reshmi)n r un,Jaguar Spur. who had finished by Bill O'Donnell, ·fini s hed sening back Kirk Jackson led ail second to Run The Table In both co nd , followed by Bomb Rickles ru.shers in the Bishops' 27-7 loss tile finals of the Adios a t The a nd Z Twent,y Eight. the second to Wabash on September 12. Meadows and in a div is ion of the division winner. The third divJackson, a recent Ga llia Little Brown Jug at Scioto is ion winner , Happy Affai r, was Academy graduate, picked up 48 Downs. got even and then so me filth . O'Donnell. who drove Nihila tor yards in 14 carries In a losing Thursday. • to vic tory in 1985 a nd was behind effort, which pu.t the Bishops a t Paired with Run Th e Table and [),2_ Barberry Sp ur last year. was al so Fruga l Gourmet in the trying to become the first driver The Bishops open conference JX!Werful fir s t of three .Ju g to . w in three consecutive Jugs. play Saturday at Oberlin. divisions, Jaguar Spu r took Z Twenty Eight ea rned $51.025 charge early a nd won going awa y and Redskin and Happy Affair by 11-4 lengths. In fact, Run The $46 ,387 eac h !rom the record Table, driven by John Ca mpbell. purse. finished fourth and didn' t eve n The Li ttle B row n Jug is the qualify for the raceoff. second jewel in 3-yea r-old pac•. In the 9-horse raceoff. ma tchAll Middlepor t Vlllage fund s as ing' s triple crown: Righ teous ing the top three from eac h of Aug. 31 tot a led $325,457.92. Bucks won the fir st, the 'Ca ne di vision, the story was much the VIl lage Clerk-T reas ure r .Jon Pace. but wa s not eligible for the spme. · Jug. The thi rd, the Messenger Buc k reports. · Jaguar Spur got the ra il in a Sta ke, will be run Nov. 11 at Receipts a nd dis bu rsem en ts of draw wi th the othe r· two winners Rooseveit ·Ra ceway. each fund , respect ively . a nd the end of the month bala nce • include: General. $12.033.3i. $20,4ii.41. $10,596.CJS; street mainten a nce. $5,482.44. $4,R04.89, $J,:l02.80; fed eral revenue s harin g, no re• ceipt s, no disbursement s. $97 .35: ~UIW !III ko · o • j\\'o•i{mun 11~111 ) al rll'lrf lil Majors fire eq uipmen t , ·$22:J, $I ,RI6.31. (Tt•rn•lllt-111 ), 7::1.1. ~· attl•' (l.u n ~~:~tnn 1~ · 11 1 ut O lll' lllojll $4.61353 deffc it ; fire truck , no N:\TION,\1. LI-:MOl ' E (R:mnl~ kr 1:1- 101. II p.m . ft:~· l 'nllf'd ••r•os:oo lnll'f'n:tliunul ( 'l!'\'t'ILU1d ( ,\kt•rll'ids ~-1 1 at ~llnnt•,. ttl a receipt>. no disburse m e nt s. 1-.:a:-t ( RI .~· It•\' t'n 13-11 1. II ; ll:t p.m . $9,208.96: public tran sporta tion. \\' I. l't•l . ( I H Rt1i'olnn 1llur ~t D · llh a l R111t lmuro • • - ·Si . l..mrl.~ ~~~ 611 , ;;~ tlla h)•an 1-iH . II:Ill p.m . $11.128.17, $11,154.55, $16,306.8B ;o.,o,.". \ ',. r k 111 li'! ..ns 1•. n.•l ifurn la ! R.I•u ""' 1- :i) at 'l'o• ,\u .~ (fln1.· deficit: economic developm ent . K:! 11: 1 .ii6ti :1 • M n nlrl'iiJ 0\Ltn J:f.lll. K::l;) p.m . '7 1 ';:! . .';11'7 Il l, 'PIIila U:okhmd i Onlh•o•rtr.i ll-11 ) at Kan ..a,. C'tl~· $1.709.40. $1.184.37. $8.98~.&3: i ll ;;; , 1/U l:i ~ 'lbl1·a,e:n t Ctuhln.a 11- lttJ.II::ti't p.m. sa nit ary sewer escrow , no re"ill jli .17!1 J,j I: : )"ltt .~r,;lt :o;al urdu\·' ,. ( l~t m4 "' Jug winner "late bloomer' his fourt h straight victory arid At_ Philadelphia, Steve Jeltz doubled home two runs and fourth shutout. Elsewhere In the National scored another in a three-run League, Pittsburgh nipped St. second that sparked the Ph Hiles. Louls '1-0, Montreal downed New Padres 7, Braves 1 . · York 4-1, Philadelphia edged At San Diego, Garry TemChicago 4-3, San Diego crushed pleton hit a three-run inside-theAtlanta 7-1 and Los Angeles and park home run to ca p a five' run Cincinnati split a double-header, · sixth and lead the Padres. with the Reds winning the opener Reds 3--3, Dodgers 2-6 3-2 in 10 innings a nd the Dodgers At Los Angeles, John Shelby rebounding for a 6-3 triumph in scored twice a nd doubled in a r un the nightcap. to pace th e Dodgers In the , Pirates I, ·cardinals 0 nightcap . l n the opener, Er ic Davis .. At Pittsburgh, Mike Dunne singled in Tracy Jones from third pitched· six scoreless innings and base with one out in the lOth Jim Gott worked out of a inning to lift the Reds . bases-loaded jam in the ninth for American League Roundup his lith save, lifting the Pirates Danny Tartabull broke two in a game delayed by rain four bats a nd two ties Thursday nigh t times. to ear n the Kan sa s City Royals Expos 4, Mels I At Montreal. Huble Brooks sole possession of second place In drove in three runs and Pascual the American League West. Tartabull 's leag ue-leadi ng Perez pitched a four- hitter for his fourth victory without a loss, 19th game-winn ing RBI , with two out In the lOth inn ing, gave the helping th e Ex pos . Royals a 7-6 triumph over the Phlllles 4, Cubs 3 Californi a Angels that moved Bruce seeks more offense Kansas Cit y out of a second-place tie with the Idle Oakland . · Athletics. With the bases loaded, Tartabull si ngled ott Greg Minton to drive in George Brett and pull the Royals within three games of the AL West- leading Minnesota Twins. who were idle . The A's visit Kansas City for a t hree- . game weekend series. In other games, N~?w York topped Toronto 6-5 a nd 'Chicago edged Seattle 9-8. Yankees 6, Blue Jays ~ At New York, Dan Pasqua singled in Willie Randolph from seco nd base with two out in the bottom of the njnth Inning to drop Toronto Into second place in the American League East. White Sox 9, Mariners 8 • At Chicago, Carlton Fisk led off the 10th Inning with his 20th homer of the season, giving the White Sox their fifth stra ight victory , their longest winnin g s t.rcak since May 16-21, 1986. By UnUed Press International Ohio St ate Coach Ear le Bruce hopes his agg.resslve fir st-team defense will awaken his sluggish offense in time for Saturd ay's game agai nst Oregon In Ohio Stadium . , To help spark his offense; Bruce tried somet hing different in pra ctice thi s week : He turned his first team defense loose agai ns t the first team offense in practice. " I said we were going to get tougher a nd I meant it," Bruce sa id. · · " Our offense has to s how a lot of improvement ," Bruce sa id after. las t week's 24-3 victory over Wes t VIrginia , In which the Bu(·keye defense forced eight turnovers. "We did not control the line of scrimmage and· our backs didn ' t run hard." Bruce was particularly disturbed by the Ohio State ground att ack agai nst West Virginia . The Buckeyes llJ,il naged just 63 ya rd s against the-Mountaineers, 22 in the second half. Despite their offe nsive woes. !he fourth -ranked Buc keyes go Into Sa turd ay's game a threetouchdow n iavorite over Oregon. The Ducks, however. also were big underdogs in their game las t week against Co lorado, but came away with a 10-7 victory . '' Whe n I look a t the films. it 's hard to bell<'ve Co lorado los t that ga me." Bruce sa id. " They had the better of a ll the statistics except the one th at wins and loses football games- tu rnovers ... Bt·uce sai d he plans no c h a ng~s in his startlni( offe nsive lineup or qua~iertlack Tom T upa, tailback Vine(' Wor km a n. fullb ack GPOrge Coo p<;r and !lanker Eve- ' · r tt Ros s . No. I OklahOma. No. 2 Nc· braska and No. 3 Auburn ha ve the week orr. Al so. It's: No. 17 Gco r~la at No. RCII' mso n, ~Ice at No. 5 Louisia na State. No. 6 Miami at Syracuse, Me mphis State a t No. 7 Pl orlda Sta te, No . J8 Mic higan Stat e a t No. 9 Notr(• Dame. Tulsa at No . II Arkansas. Tempi~ at No. 16 Pitt sburg h. No. 19 Boston Co llege at So uthern Ca l a nd Ci ncinnati at No. 20 Penn State. At Baton rt ou ~c. La .. Mike Arc he r ha s .a c ha nce to do som ethin g no ot her first-year LSU coac h has done s ince 1928: wi n his first three games. Loui sia na Stat!' hold s a 35-13-3 adva nta ge over Rice s ince 1915 and has scofl'<llmpresslvc victories over T('xas A& M a nd Fullerto n State. Rice edged Lamar ,14-30 then lost to India na 35-13 . " W<:> nC'C d to continue to lmprove.' ..Arc her sa id. " We dldti ' t play as wel l (las t week l as we did aga lns t Texas A&M . ye t we .scored more point s. Next week. Ohio Sta te roll s In here a nd then Flor ida a nd Georgia . We need to l mp rov~ .'' . At Talla hassre. Fla .. 'the Seminoles have rou ~h going the next severa l · weeks. Florida Sta te visi ts Michigan Stoic ncxt weeke nd a nd pla ys Miami at home the following week . "This is a game you just want to wi n.' ' Seml nol ~s Coac h Bobby Bowden said . 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St. l .nuis II ( 'hlo·agu f'lt•\••lrtnd ~~ Mln.AI'!iOill Tu runl" 11l ~' ' " \'orli l\ll lw1.1uli•••• at lh,.rni l 1-H•ILIII•• 1.11 ( 'hkuJ:u , ni J:hl &,..un al Baltimon•, night fa llldrnla at Tl·~u.~. nl~:hl ( 'ul!4'1l:'' Ril-h ~a rtwd ~ lo • H • n s nus;. o •u~t4 ' h . t'~tnlhall Sun O lt• ~to - l>'IJtiWd dt•ft•ns lvt• hud. Cllatll'l'> Knnu- lu a I · YI'llr •·n ntra •·l : W.'itlnod do•fo•n"'h'l' J,adi 1';•d Uatt :oo. Hm·kt •\' • ( 'a l,~t:l t,\' - Tr ;ldt•d ilo·fo•JI""' '""" n ato• llo •,~t ra~· It• To r~tnlo for a futurt · dr~tfl f'llnil'f•. "" Ra ng••r" - S l.:-m•d •·••nuor . PIPrh • l.iHOUI' hl', Thi!!! week's games TI•i .. \\ t•••k ' :o; . ()ltln C'ollo ·ll;t' t 'oollull Sdwdult · Snt urda,l' . Sot•pt . I~ Ur•·.cun 111 Ohio Sl :111• Unw.• lln ~ fl n •1•n al Rail Sl :llo· t:n~ol!•rn !\lidt at 1\krnn I n ) Ko•nl Stu lo • at Kan .. :L"' Miami at s~· r oii' U S I ' ( D) Oltln l 'nf,. ~ Tnlo'tlu or') ( inl'lnn:illlll Pt• nn Sh11•· \\itlt•olll' fJII al Raldw.·in· \\';tll ;to ·o· Mrroliln~unl 111 ( ' apll :!.1 Hr • ldt • lll!•r~: at Kala!II:U:UII 1 ~lld r I Ohln :\ortlwrn at .'VIIIrljita ~IDiml ( 'n lun at Olh'l'l11•l ll (n ) ,\Lft•,liH'ny u•u I at DI·PI SI.I II ( "a,., . Rl•:oo•·r\' 1' al ( 'arnr•J!:ie·· .\1 e• ll un (l"a 1 Wnoslr•r al H;•n,\' ltn Oh io M't•!ilt'\' an ut OtH•rlln Wu,vno • stai•• :II ,\ . . hlarrd R~•lfton at 1 ' rlmna l>il.t.A" in~tw \'~tllo'y I Mh'h J 111 ( 't•ntral St st. ~urht•rt i \\'f,.) allb. ylon 401 ,\drlun I Mh·h I :11 Ut•flnlwr • Flndh'\' at Cio•n1•va t Pu ) \\'llmln,;ton at nmn - nl ~ hl ~~;:~~~w 'f?Jedo resul...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ;TOLEDO, Ohio (UP! l - Mike Wolfe chalked up his 100th wlnn lng drive of the season Ttiursday night at Raceway Pf!.l'k· .wolfe reac hed tha t plateau behind Cras h Dancer_in the 11th ra ce. He is the track 's lea ding dr.iver in 1987. . }le als o g!lid~d Wave Bye Andy .•. to victory in the featured lOth race and Cluster Attack in the ninth r ace. Wave Bye Andy beat out Good Santa by a hea,d , coverlng the mil e in 2: 02 3-5 and returning $7.60, $4.20 and $2.60. Hhitts Express finishe d third . Thursday night's crowd of l. 710 wagered $180,687. no di s bur se m 0 nt s. $108.217.29; fir e house imp rovem ent. $4.75, no d isburse m e nt s. $04,077.95; water ta nk. no rece ipt s . no disbursem e nt s . $$125.977.58; wat er . $10.979.77. $10.216. 11 , $9.156.04; sa nit ary sewer. $8, 025 . 18, $7,614.30. $1:1 ,936. 69; sw immin g pool. $1,459.35, $4,559.89, $5,241. 42, defi c it ; ce met ery .. $589.1 1. $1,257.:15, $2,814 .8B deficit ; cemtery, $589.11. $1.257.35. $2,814.88 deficit: water m eter trusts. $680. $307.90. $12.873.56. Receipt s for the month to ta led $52.317.14 while disbursem ent s a.mounted to $63.393.08. Reunion canceled due to death in family ' The Charles Reed Hyse ll a nd Osca r Hysefl family re union which wa s scheduled lor Sunday has been ca nceled due to a death in the family . Plans lor rescheduling are undecided. Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewi Firm Price Am Electric Power ............. 26% AT&T ....... ... ............. .... ...... 3ljl, Ashland Oil ........................ 66% Bob Evans Farms ......... ..... 19'1. Charming Shop pes .............. 23% Federal Mogul. ................... 45% Goodyear T&R ... .. ... .. .... : ... .70% Heck's Inc ......... ..................... 4 Lands' End ....... .. ...... .. .... ... .27~ Limited Inc ........................ 36% Multimedia Inc ................... 70% Rax Restaurants .................. 4Y, Robbins & )'Ayers ................ lOY, Shoney's Inc.. ... .............. .... 29'1. Wendy 's Inti. .. ........... .. ........ 9% Worthington lnd .... .................. 23 ' an arl!'ument ahoul tho• call helweo•n Bell, hi• manager Pete Ro"" and lhlrd-hasr umpire Dutch Renne rt hnmedlat•ly after the play. Thoush Guerrero sc:ored the tying run ; oon afterward!!. the Dod~ers los t 3-Z in 10 lnnln~ . (UPI) BEATS Ti\G - Tht• Los Angeles Dodgers' P edro Guerrero s teals third ha•e with a head·llrsl s lide, harely healing the tag hl' ClQdnnatl Reds' thlrd sacker Buddy Be lt during nlnlh· lnnlng action Thursday nlghl ln Los 1\ngeles. ThPro• was Columbia Gas pl-ans to reduce rates CO LUMB US - Col umbia Gas of Ohio ha s a nnou nced a $6.7 m ill ion rate reduc tio n and a $1.9 m illion program to weatherize homes of low-income rustomPr s . T hE" $8.6 milli on pac kage Is pan of a n agreement between tho compan y a nd the Ohio Co nsum ers' Counsel William Spra tle.1·. fol um bla Chairm a n Ro nald Till e_\· sa id Thursda)' . .The rat e reduction will mea n a sav ings of abou.t $8 a year for Columbi a's average r·es ldential cus tomer and som e co mm.,rc ial cus tomer s. T he weat heriza t ion program wi ll be flnanc" d by co mpan y s tockhold er s, T lllcy sa id . '· In add ition to the rat<' reduction a nd thc weatherization pro gram. Tilley said the agrcem.::nt provides the oppor tun ity for· a morP uniform raiP structur(l for Colu m bia 's 1 . 1 million customers. T he raw reduct ion. effective In Nove mber. brings to $HO million the ~·m o unt o f decreasPs the co mpa ny ha s put int o effect thi s yea r . Til ley said. "These are furth er steps In our Apple Grove... ___ ro niinuln~ effort to' prov ide our cus tomer s the· kinds of rat es a nd s•·r,·lces they want a nd need. " Tilley sai d. A provis ion of the agreem!.'nt cal ls for Co lumb ia to fil e informatio n With the Public Utll itl!'s Co mmission of Ohio earl y n!'xt yrar that could result in mos t fo lumbla customers pay ing the sam (' basic rates. regardless of wh r·c they live in the state. Tilley said the PUCO and the consumers' coun se l have expressed a prc fercnc•• for more uni for m rates . ________ !Continued from :......:__ pagp II " We presently prov idP a fult ra nge of industrial was te man agPment services throughout the U.S. from faci lities in Minnrsota a nd Kansas. incl)lding operutlon . of a commerc ial incinera tor in Coffeyvi lle. Kansas. "Th e co mpany is inves tigating var ious poten tial sites for regional wa ste m a nagemen t fa clli t ies, " Dat ko continued. "West Virginia is. one of the sta tes th at we are interested in and, in fact, Mason County is idea ll y loeated for such a facilit y." he sa id . ·Other sites in Wes t Virginia ar e a !so being considered, according to Datko, who added that no decis ion on a specifi c s ite ha s been made to dat.,, Datko conclude d , " We believe th at ou r track rec ord a nd expertise in th is bu siness will he lp us to generate community-wide acceptance of our operations wherever we ultima tely decide to locate. Th e Minnesota company. the Register learned. has had Mason Coun ty under consideration as a possibl e s it e locat ion fo r a long period of time. A final decis ion on where the proposed plant will be loca ted is expected in October. The company reportedly has not yet bo ught or optloned land in ' l Weather South Central Ohio Partly cloudy today, with high s In the upper 70s. Mostly cloudy tonight, with a chance of showers a nd a low near 60. Cloudy Saturday, with a chance of showers and highs in the low 70s. The probablllty oi precipitation is 20 percent today and .50 percent tonight a nd Saturd ay. Winds will be from tHe wes t near 10 mph tod ay and fNm the nor thwest a t Jess than -10 mph · tonight. Ma so n Cou nt .1·. uccordl ng to ln for·ma tion obt ai ned bv th e Re ~ister . The faeility, aceordi ng to th e Register 's soure.-.. II'Ould ha ve a rota!')' kiln type incinerator a nd would cost $25 to S~O million to build . Em plo.v me nt forecasts havc reportedly been m ade by the co mpany , during rece nt m ee tings with loca l official s. in the 150 to 200 person ra nge. This would include truc k drive rs , c hemis ts , clerical perso nne l a nd equip-· me nt opera t o r ~. ,--Local briefs Chamber hours listed Pomeroy Area Chamber of Co mme rce is now located in th e form er Diamond Ba nk buildin g, West Main St. , PomC'roy . Office hou rs are Monday. Tuesday and Frida y. 9:30a. m. to 4 p.m .. The Cha mber phone number rem ai ns th e same 992-5005. A bond hearing for Daniel P . Ta lbott Jr .. 25. ol the Chester area, charged with felonious a ssa ult in connectio n with a shooting incident Tuesday night at The Cove Bar. was he ld Thu rsday in Meigs County Court before Judge P a tri ck O'Brien . Durin g court proceedings , bond was set for $:l[).(~ Kl or $3.000 in cas h. Friday mo rnin g, upon agreement of .Judge O'Brien . Me igs Prosecuting Attorney Fred W. Crow Ill a nd defensc counsel John Lavefle of Athen s, bond was se t at $20.000o r $2,000 in cas h. As of 10:30 a.m . Friday, Talbott ha d not pos ted bond and was In custody at the Meigs County Jail. A preli min ary hearin g I .• in the matter ha s bee n scheduled for Se pt. 24. 11 a. m . , in Me igs • County Court. ·•· ) ~ sENTINEL ·WEEK PIGS IN PICKS SCOTT WOlfE SPORTS WRITER IRIAN IILLINGS ADV£Rn51NG LAST WEEK 11-4 SEASON 11 -4 PCT. 37% LAST WEEK 10-5 SEASON 23-7 PCT. 76% EMS reports four calLs JIM SOULSBY SPORTS WRITER NANCY YOACHAM EDITORIAL lO<KIII 2!9/hw~ago houit LAST WEEK 9-6 SEASON 21-9 PCT. 70% · LAST WEEK 10-5 SEASON 19-11 PCT. 113% lAST WEEK. 11 -4 SEASON 24-6 PCT. 80% LAST WEEK 9·6 SEASON 19 - 11 PCT. 113% Meigs ws. Miller " Meigs Meigs Miller Meigs Meigs Meigs Pt. Pleasant Pt. Pleasant Pt. Pleasant Athens Athens Pt. Pleasant Wahama vs. Ironton St. Joe Wahama Wahama Ironton St. Joe Wahama Wahamo Wahama Southern. vs. Southwestern Southern Southern Southwestern Southern Southern Southern Vinton Co • Alexander Vinton Co. Vinton Ca. Nelsonville· York Nelsonville· York Nelsonville-York Nelsonville· York Nelsonville· York Pt. Pleasant vs. Athens Altxand•r vs. Vinton Co. Fed. Hodting . Vinton Co. n. Nelson•• York Wellston Wellston Gallipolis Gallipolis Gallipolis Wellston Belpre Belpre Trimble Belpre Belpre · Belpre Cincinnati Son Francisco San Francisco Cincinnati San Francisco Cincinnati Cltveland vs. Pittsburgh Cleveland Cleveland Pittsburgh Cleveland Pittsburgh Cleveland Maryland Marylonrl Maryland I . A hunter safety course is being offered Sept. 2R-29 and Oct. 1-:l on the second floor of Pomeroy Municipal Building. C_lass Urnes will be 6 to 9 p.m. on Sept. 28-29 and Oct.l-2. Class time on Ocr. 3 will be 9a.m. to 12 noon . Chief instructor will be Da na Aldridge. Class size is limited. All students must pre-register by Sept. 25. To r egister call John Costanzo a r 843·5405 or 992-:!AA3, during the! day. · wvu wvu Maultall vs. Eastern Kentucky Marshall Marshall East. Kentucky East. Kentucky Marshall East. Kentucky .Ohio University vs. Toledo Ohio University Toledo Ohio University Toledo Toledo Toledo Michigan Michigan Washington St. Michigan Michigan Michigan Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Oak Hill Oak Hill Oak Hill Oak Hill Oak Hill Oak Hill vs. Maryland lndiCina vs. Washington vs. lltntucky Eastern vs. Michigan Oak St. Hill •' By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer Th e las t tlme the Univers it y of Cincinnati 'pla yed a defendi ng national cha mpion Penn Sta te tea m, the B"arcats ca me away with a l4 ·3 victory over th e Nittany Li ons. That was In 19&1 a nd UC Coac h Dave C urrey clai ms that win , along with about 50 cents. wi ll get him a c up of coffee. "Th <' o nly thing the 198:t win owr Penn State has mea nt is that we've been pay ing for It cvN si nce. " sai d Currey. who ta kes his 1-1 Bearcats to Univers it y Park . P a., Sa turday to try pgai n agains t the Nltta ny Lions. 1·1 a fter a loss to Alabama las t week. " T he ·~ e bee n remind ing us about It each year. " · The two tea ms have met tw ice si nce the n, with Pe nn Sta te winning both times. 31-10 In 1985 ahd 23-17 a year a.go with nine points in the final 3:07 of th e game. Pe nn State goes into th e hold tha t ln.high es teem," Currey sa id of J oe Patcrno's Pen n Stat ers. "But, we we lcom e the opportun itY lo compe te aga inst th em . pur players be lieve. as do our coac hes, that In ord e r to be the bes t. yo u have to play the bc.~ t . " I thought wc impr oved between Rutge rs a nd Loui sv ille. " a dded Curre)·. · 'bu ( the compe l ilion is going to c hange. Penn State is our toug he st oppone nt both offe nsively a nd defens ive ly. We' ll ha1·c to give ou r bes t a(·count of the year to m ake it a ball game.'' Th ere are two Mici-Amrr1 ca n Bobcats have lost 10 co nsecutive MA C ga mes a nd 8 in a row on th e road. Ken t .State will be gunn ing for ils second win of the season at Kansas after a 27-23 victory over Akron in its ope ner. The Ja y· t1awk s are 0-1 a ft er absorbing a 4!l-.O whippi ng by Aubur n. Miami, impressive in its· open, ing win over Cent ra J Michigan. lost to Ea stern Mic higan la st Sat utda y and face s a major obs tac le at Syracuse. T he Ora ngeme n are 2-0 with vic tories over Mary land !25-ll l a nd Rutgers i1U.:l ). Ano the r tea m lacing a big ta sk '• !Pa .), Wilmington at Tiffin and St. No rbert (Wi s. l at Da yton in a, night game. · •"- r;:==========:::; GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992-2975 • SPRING fl. SUMMER HOURS ·Monday thru Friday 9 to 5 Saturday 9-1 E ,TH ·' GRAVELY SYSTEM fip;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.f~;;;;;;~~~~~~ 4' WHEEL DRI''E 11uo BOAV I 1'1 SUNDAY, SEPTE..BER 20JH, 2:00 P.M. • Tonight's games 592·2322 DAY - 698·3531 EVENING ·'· ference also begins league play Saturday with Denison, the preseason favorit e, hosti ng Alleg h e ny (P a.). picked the second m ost likely to succeed. Two ot her NCAC gam es find Woos ter, a winner last week over Mount Union, vlsl! ing Kenyon a nd Ohi o Wes leyan at Oberlin . Round ing out Saturd ay's sch e· dule it wlil be He ide lberg at Ka lamazoo (Mic h., Case Wes tern Reserve at Ca rneg ie - Me llon 1Pa.1. Way ne Sta te !Mich.) a t Ashla nd , Bluffton at Urbana . Saginaw Valley !Mich. I at Ce ntral State, Adria n (Mich .) a t Defiance, Findlay a t Ge neva , U. S. AT. 60 (1 Mi. East of Albany, Ohio) ..._-------~-----1 '·: ' Conference games on Saturday 's is Coac h Gerry Faust's Akron Ohio co llr gr schedule. wli h Bo· Zips. Al ready 0-2. UA races unbeaten wling Green playi ng at Bal l State and Toledo ho stin g Ohio Univer - Ea ster nMichiga n,a3:l-17Winne r a t Mi~mi a wee k ago. Bot h Zip ~ it y In a ni ght co ntes t. ' ... The rest of th e MA C sc hools losses have been to MAC tea m s Kent Stare a nd Wes tern . play non-leag ue co ntPs t. Kent Sta te is a t Kansa s a nd Nor th e rn M~:~g~~io Athletic c on ference GENERAL ADMISSION S3.00-KIDS UNDER 12 FREE Illinois at Wester n Mi chiga n in SS.OO ENTRY FEE afternoon gam('s. whi le Ea ster n kick s off league pl ay Sa turday with lo ur ga mes on ta p. CLASS A STREET LEGAl TIRES UP TO AND INCLUDING 38'S \ Mi c hi gan vi sit s Akro n and Mico nt est a thre£1'-!ouchdown fovor· . ami is at Syracuse at nigh t. Hea dl ining the sc hed ule is CLASS B STREET lEGAL TIRES 40'S AND 44'S •• Wit te n berg a t1Ba ldwin -Wa llace, I Ito over the Bcarcats, who BG will be tryi ng to s ha ke a with the Tigers gunn ing for their PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED BY AMOUNT Of ENTRY FEE • rebound ed from a 10.:1 Joss to two-ga m e losing s trPak . Th e \ PLUS - TROPHIES AND DOOR PRIZES Rut gers in the ir opener to beat Fa lco ns wrrr. brat e n by Pe nn 500th football vic tory. T he:- got ~ GATES OPEN AT 1 ~:00 NOON-ENTRIES 12 TO 2 1\o, 499 la st wee k with a 31-17 win Louisv ille 25-0 las t Saturd ay , State in thC"ir opener . no surpri se. \ "Thl•y have one or the bette r there, bu t th ey a lso dropped a Ol'er Hope tM ich.l. whi le B-W lOCATED IN RAINBOW PARI, 1'17 MILES EAST OF BASHAN • pro~ra ms In the country a nd we STORE OFF CO. RD. 2. 8 ON R~INBOW RIDG.E. 211-17 decision las t week to wa< stunn ed by J ohn Carro ll. •' 10-.3 . You ngs tow n St<ile. Th e ot her OAC ga m es ha ve WATCH FOR SIGNS Despi te his tea m 's0-2start. BG Muskingum at Ca pit al. Ohio l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coac h Moe Ankney figure s BaH Nor th ern at Mar ie tta a nd . in a Sta te's plight is worse at 0- I. SEOAL (No n· l.~uguc) nig ht cont est. 2-tim e defendi ng "They've go! a bad si tua tio n." Well ston at Ga llipolis c h a mp Mount Unio n at An kn ey sa id of the Ca r·dinal s. At hens at Point Pl easa nt Ott erbein . " Th ey lost the ir firs t co nfere nce Waver ty iff Ja ckso n The Nort h Coas t Athletic Congam e (to To ledo. 21- 171and the y Ci rcl evi ll e at Logan know thev can ' t afford fo lose this Mariett a at J ohn Ma r·s hall Warren Loca l ar Whee lin g Par k one . I'd say we've got our work . - - - - - - - - - - - - ------1 cut out for us.' ' SVAC The OU -Toledo ga mc matches Hann a n T race a t K yg~r Creek a pair of 1-1 tea m s. bot h rebound North Ga lli a at Sy mmes Valiey in!( last week a fter opening game Eas tern at Oak Hill ' losses. Soulhwcs t ~r n at Sout hern The Rockets scored 14 poi nt s in TV C the fi nal quart er to ni p Ba II Staw. Meigs at Miller while OU also came !rom be hind Others to dow n Ma rshal l 23-1.1. The Wes l at Vall ey Wheelersburg at Coa-l Grove Sou th Point at Rock Hill Saturday Wahama at Ironton Sl. Joe ATHENS LIVESTOCK SALES .• ' Bearcats face defending national champs Saturday Cattle will be accepted all day Tuesday, up to 1:00 p.m. Wednesday •HAULING AVAILABLE• .· . wvu WYU THIS SALE INCLUDES HOLSTINE Hunter safety course offered . Vinton. Co. Nelsonville- York • · vs. Gallipolis Trimble vs. Belpre Cincinnati vs. San Francisco Wellston "All Breeds Sale" ., GUEST 3 SEPTEMBER 23, 1987 8:00P.M. Meigs County Emergency Me dical Services rC'ports !'our calls Thursday; Syracuse at 10 a.m . to Bas han for Charles Bisse ll to Holzer Medical Center; Rutland at 4:59 p.m . ( O Columbia Township for Cheryl Hysell to Veterans Memor ial Hospital then to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital; Racine at HJ: 11 a .m. ~~ Route 338 for Bonnie Mathews ,Ji9.Vetera ns Memorial Hospital ;· Chester Fire Department at 6:53 p.m. to a truck fire at the Larry Collins residence on Route 248 . . , DICK OWEN DAVE HARRIS ADVERTISING NO. SPECIAL FEEDER CALF SALE! . -· The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio •NOW PLA ~lNG• •BURGLAR •HOOSIERS •BLIND DATE •AN AMERICAN TAIL 'Bond set for Talbott -: ~ ~. .. F=riday, Septembe.r 18, 1987 53 1 JACKSON ptKE · AT. 38 WEST Phone 44G· 452• •COMING SO.ON• lUCK TO T t l l - DAn I ' SPECIAL PRICE ' A~IS S IDNS l ADULTS IJ.5D • CHILDREN 12 .5D SATURDAY &SUNDAY MAT INEES ALL SEATS I2.5D BARGAIN NI GHT TUESDAY 12 .00 OLD . FASHIONED NilES AT PQMIEROl LANES lowling 50', Pop SO•, Hot Dogs SO•, Pool 50' ( 15 l'llin.), Shoes 50' (rental) Friday, Saturday, Su~day 11:00 p.m. trll I :00 a.m. Bowling is fun at Pomeroy Lanesll It ii not too late to sign up for o Foil League men's • womtn's - mixed • youth. (all us at 992-3432 < Lady and the Tramp Raising Arizona · Star Trek IV Evii.Dead Part II Specialized Tapes: HUNTING, FISHING, ROCK VIDEO Have You Watched Any Good Books Lately? ... Gone With The Wind, . The Yearling, Citizen Kane, Excalibur �I Page-4-The Daily Sentinel ' Friday, Septambljr 18, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio , MASON ~ lltf JOY Of RELIGION fXrERIEN ' ' co. (304) 773-5592 Mason, W. Va . • .•••••' '• Ill II II\ ' Ill\ I 0 \t II I \til \1111 I II \ \I I H 0 \ H ' I II 0 'II H II \1 \Ill 'f, \ til II HI\ 1\ I' I " l l ll H ( II 11"1 I tl V • SHOP: SATURDAY 9 A.M. UNTIL 5 P.M. : unA Sl[n,..,.., txr1A ~ ; C,. Pfi'IOIIMJ, lxnAOIIIct 51. Jll. j. Sl • • MIDOLEPORT BOOK STORE Church & Office Supplies GIFTS 99 Moll 51. Middleport FRANCIS FLORIST \l(•i~-" Count,·'..; Of tit•., I · Flor i ~/ 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 45769 ""614 / 992· 2644 . SWISHER & LOHSE '!U ~~~ Prescriptions Complele Automotive Lotus t & 992-9921 Pomeroy ~1~ 214 E. Main 992· 5130 Pomeroy 5 treet 786 NORTH SECOND AVE. OFFAITii PROfECfS OUR CHOICE OF IT The very freedom provided by the laws that govern our Jives also gives us the right to argue about just what this freedom entails, and how far we may go with it without destroying its very purpose. For example, the laws of God as set forth in the Bible were the prototype of the ones by which we liVe today, which guarantee among other things the right to choose our religion (or the absense of it, for that matter). Therefore, it is ironic that there is a continuing fear that any attempt to encourage prayer could lead to the imposition of a state-mandated religion. However, this can never happen as long as that historic piece of paper known as our Constitution stands in the way of d H any such action. So continue to atten your ouse of n.r. h k God 1Or VVOI'ShiP, W h'lCh you ChOse 1Or yourseIf, tan this n'ght, and do everythm'g your power to preserve that document which gave it to you. R.ac•ne 949·1SSO 992-5141 1 CHAPMAN SHOES ..,,,,,., ., Qllllitg SlrH $1oH" 104 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY 992-2815 (row's Fomily Restaurant "Fut.,ifll Kut1dg Fritd c•icktn " .• _... StrYI(t R.utland. OhiO 45775 J . wm . " Bill" Brown ~ Owner Phonelll41 741-2777 992-5432 Do- : ~. hmlo • yool • •' ..••' •'' (614)992-5721 • 106 '"''•nut Au., hiMI"•Y• Oh. . .. . ... . ,··~··· ···"~,' • : : •. ,,,. ~ ...~"' aMI Ruth Ann Fox : MT . HE RMON UN ITED BRETHRE N IN r HRI ST CHUR CH. l..o ta lr-d In Tt"Xa !' Comm un ity off C r Rt ~2 Rl' " R obl'rt S.tn<I('I' S p,t,..lor . Jrrr Hollf'r. la,v tracl rr ; . F.cl Ro u ~h. Su ndn'' !'i('hool Supt . Sundav ! ~c hno l 9:.111 am ; mor nln~ wo r~ h ! p a nd ~ ('hl ldrPn 's r hurr h JO · :ro a m.: f'\'('nl n ~:r p rt • uchl n ~ o;pf\ \c•c· flr'l.t thrN' ~u nd ti VM , 7; 'tfl p .m .: Sprdnl ~f'n 1 < -~' fourth ~unflav C'"rnln e. 7 :Ut p m.. \\'t'flnt•sd.l \ Pra vt·•· M('f't lng. Si bil' ~turh• .l ntl Youth f' r iiOw . ship. i : .1fl p m Veterans Memorial Hospital 11 S E. Memorial Dr. ,_,.y 992 ·2104 Cl-tUrtC' Il CW GO O OF PROP IH:CY LClf\tt('cl nn 0 .I Wh liP Ro.rd of H l gh ~o~.'t t\' P at Ht' n<:on, rl,l.!' fOI . SuJld,l\ S«' hCI(J ( HI C l a~w·!ol l~ )r ,rll ,lef'!O-, Jun!ot Ctlul (' h 11 H . f'\' lln ~rlls l nd;l\ SY RACUSt: >"!HST UNITE D PRESBY· 1.1 m : Morn ln,U "-''orc; hlp 11 ,1 m . J\d111 1 nlt;l; ·;!!!~,]l;, 9,1 m .. Wuro;hlp. lO a .m : Suri TERIAN - sunday School, 10 a.m , Chttlr prat ·l lrf' till m ~u nrl .w You n g Pro d,n ( 1 \'f'nln ~:~ !'l' r\'Jff' 6 p.m : Wf>dn•'!<>d,t\ Chure h servlre. J1 · 15a.m_ pi~,· ... Ch 1llin•n't-> Chur('h .1nrl ,\ !lull lllblt• ••, .• nl n ~ !ilf"r,·l C', 7 p m . ' - - - - - - - - - - " " " : ' - - ' RUTLAND CHURCH oF GOD. Paslor. Stu th , \\'(•dnr ·'-t.l.l\ al i 311 p.m. PENTf.:('OS't J\l ASSF.: MRL'I' . Rnr-ln(', John Evans . Sunday School 10:00 a .m; HOPE RAP1'1ST CHM•Jo:L . ~7n Gr,ull Rt 12<1 Wl lllll m Hob:t('k, piis lor . Sun<t:n TRINITY CHUROI. Rev W H l'forrl~ Sunday MornlngWorsh\pll ·OOa.m Ch\1· S!. M I<ICIIf'pM I Alflt l.l lr'tl IA'Ilh Snu~hl"rn S! honiiO .1 .m . : Sunda. rw nlnc o;rn·tN- 'i paSior, Buck. Sunday Sctool Supl. dren's Churon ll a .m Sunday Evening lla!,lllo,t C'onn• ntinn , 0 .1\·ld n r\'un Sr M l ll m '\'11lll!<O;d,l\ r'\1•nl ng :-rr vltt• 7 p .m . Church School9: 15 a m : Worship Sl"rvit:' 10: :lJ Service 7· 00 p.rn Wed , 6 p.m Young La· n l"l~'t Sum l,n ~k h nnl 10 a.m : M o r n ln ~ C'MH' F:NTF.Il BAPTI ST- Oon \ h1•adh\ am. Choir rehearsal, Tuesday, 7:,}) p. m. dies' Aux il ia ry. Wednesday. 7 p.m. Fam· "' ()r ~)l l p 11 1 m.. F'n ·mnl.! \1. o r ~ h 1p i p.m .. under dlreclion of Lois BWi. llyHAZEL Wo rshipCOMMUNITY CHURCH. Off '----~-----...---,;._ _ _..;.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ WN in(•<;fl.l\• t'\ t'nltH!' fll hh' !01\Jf!\ ,1nrl Supt Sund . t ~ ~ ·hon l 9 : lll :1.m Mo t n l n~ \\ o•"-hip10·Jn •• m Pt-..1 \ t·r~ <'n ' i f"l '. t~ltNn POMEROY OIURCH OF TilE NA7.Apt . l~l ' l' mr'l'l l n ~ 7 p m , tl ~> Su nrl.l\'"i RENE, Cornt>r Union and Multx>rry. Rc>v. RL 124, 3 miles from Porlland-L.ong Bot T ul•,..ll,•y. 7. Yl p, m . ll llA DFOfl\l CHUHC H OF Cl liHST. so I'IIE CIIIIRCII JF:S ~ C' H R I ~T . tl,l\ .11 7· .ll p 01 : M• •n'!; PraH't Rt f'. tklao,t Tiloma'!i Gien McClung, pastor. Norman Pn:os- tom E dsel Hart. pastor Sunday School, REORC!\NIZF.D CII URC' U OF .H~I.J'S H1, 124 .1n(l Co. H1l. !l M 1rk Sl'l'\'1'1'-· rn ln! ( APOSTOLI C F 1\I T H - N(1 ~'>' l.lm a Rd , W('fiD4 ':'claL 7 ,t.m tCrac •r• . lt.>y. S. S. Supt .. Sunday Sctool 9:.]) am ., 9· 30 a .m .. Sunda y morning pfeac hlng C' JIRISTOFLATTF: R DAY S;\J NT$ l' r\rl If' ~u nd !n !klll''l(•l Su pl . ll .uTv Jt, •n n('!>. l rn Vnrt M l'l t;~ P JI' k HUII.J nd Hn bf'r't Sl' T TON - Chu 11 h S1 hool. ~l 'Il l ,, m . morning ~'On.ihlp 10:l'l a.m f'l.'enl ng S{'J"\ti«>6 10:30 a. m . , Sund ay evening s~rv l ce-s . 7: ~ lnnd 1l 111 InC' Roacl . Wtlllam HIJU:C. h, p.iS itH' 'dr'!l'k!l ; S untl a ~ ~rhO()! ~•- '\It a , m ; M OJ' nln ~ Hk h,,ll'lls , J)~t :-. t or. Srr\ l!'c-..; :•t 7 p m (In Mnt n ln g Wfll <!; hip 10 4~ . , m fir' s! .+ndl hit d p m .. mld-wwk ~- Wl'dnPsda.,v, 7 p m p.m. Llndu E~ · a n '- rhu tTh ~ch ool drrf'l 'lOr Wo r ~ h lp 10· Ju 11 m : Ew•nlnJ.! wnr ... hlp i p Wi'tlnP~ ti.J \ ~ !Jil l I Sun1l .l\ -;, Su nd ,t\" Fl' llr1W!\ hlp c1t nnr-r "rth C". il'mt •l GRACE EPISCOPAL CIIUROI . .126 E. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST Ct111 1d t ~C' h oo\ !t :l(l a .m .. Morn ln.e 1.1. ( '' ~ h tp rn \\'t•dn("iitllJ\' wors hip i p m HA !Uli S(lNV I L t,F: llot . I N t~SS CHI\ th trcl Th ursrl uv, 6: :\jl p m cMM;ut rf' l Main St , Pomeroy Sunday servl('('S; Hotv CHURCH . Corn er As h and Plum. Ralph 10 30 1l.m ,; \\\'(lf'lf";day f'\t"nln,1.1. pru\fr "-'1 PA l,1 1. I.UT il ERAN Cit HC!I I' F I. f• t lhf' WHIC'\, tR lft)lln1..:o, C' hUf{h t\ E!'\0 C'Jf('HCJ! (I F ( HRf ST ',' 1 nnn communion on I~ first SuOOav of Pach month. Cund \U. pa5tOr Sunday SC hoo110 .00a m .; Sl'1'\'lr('l" . 7 ,VI p m r ,,, nf'l' s., ca rntll ~ - ••ntl Sf·{'(I nti St " Po 111' \ ' lh\' 111 f"f •I J l'l\, i),t -.lt•r IIPnn' Ebl in l' ldt tdLt r n1!n l 'oll I Oi l\ ,.,. s" ,.j ;, ~ und . t \ 1pld COl'Tlllnf'd with morning proyer on th£> MornlnR Worship, 11· 00 a.m ; We-dne-sday HETHI EH F:M BAPTIST HI"\ f.1 1l mt'11 1\ Th (~ Rl'\' Wllll:tm M ltMif'~W.tr l , ~ um! ,l\' & ·hool Supt. : Su ndJI\' Wor<1. hlp ~~·!' ,l hlrd Surday . Mornifqi!: prdyer and sermon on Si hnt tl ~ u pt P t P.tth tnL! ~ - )I .tm . ''·••h a nd Sat urday Evening Services at 7•30 p Sh u lr'r. p.JSI or \\ dro, hlp <:('f\ IN· :U) a .Ill 1Ja ~10! StJntl.1\ ~l' h tXII ~ · 4~ 1 1m Churl'h 'k~ - .. . 10 u.m . .•ncl 7 p m .; Youth Mf'N ing. ;ill ottw>r Sundays of the month. Cllun::h School ~um l : n m Sunday St'h iH)\ 10 :\0 a m. lllblf• ~ ud ' ,1nd ~PI\11 ' 1' 11 ,1m t-. · 'lfl11.m Tuc •wl.t\ , M1d"'l't'k Sfor v irt•, i p and Nui"Sl'ry cart' providE>d. Coff('(' how- m ttF H OS.~ON CHRISTI AN Ul\'IO N 1Thur pr.1, t"t M' n :lrr Thu r <: d~ ' . 7. J(l p m . SM'IH-: n I! F. c\H T (' tl lJ RCI! M ~~r m Wl't ln A d ;t\ .Partsh Hall ln'lrnf'l11arrly folloo·tng rh£> sen llCE' m an DurhamJ pa stor Sunda y sl'rvl t·<'. C'AHI .ETON 11'\ TERDE ;\' OMl N~\TlO N ­ AntMny l,l ;lnnnman •. Ph q!rl - :--~ S.1t ur MEIGS ~TIVF:H.SV !l . I.F: \\'OHD OF PAITfl , 9'30 am ; C'Vf'n!J\!Z S('I'\' IC(' 7,30 p m POMEROY CHURQI OF CHRL'IT. 212 IV AI. I Hl' Rl H. Klng.;burv Ronrt Rf'\' 0.1 COOPERATIVE P~RISH ti ll\' E\'r·rdng M i t"~ 1 .'10 p m ; ~ unda v lt ,H' l hJitt• t . Jl.l 'ilot ~und ,n -.1' 1"\' \r('<.. 9 :JJ Prayf' r m('(l linJ! . WE'd n«<a~: , 7· JO p m . Main st .. Lro Nash. pastor. Biblto Sclull 9': ll a \'kl Curfmttn , pn.,. lor Suncl,l\ St·hool 9: :10 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1\1, ,..,11; il .t m 'lncllO . 1 m ("fl nl ~ ... ~lnn~ on!' ,, m ,Jm1 7 p m , Mldwr'f'k "1 ' 1 ''\ ' l •>t~. 7· l0 p m.: Morninsl' worship, 10. :lla.m , Youth m{'€'1 REAil\\' i\1.1 .0 \\' RIDGE ( m ; HC'f-l OF .1 .m . R11 lph C'.u I, Supl., f:\1, in ~! " 0 1 ~ h ip NORTHEAST CLUSTER hill f hmu: l)(>fnl f' f'aC'h M ••"~ ('("f) r-l ;t .. M. , l n ~. 6·00 p.m : Evr·nlng "-'Orship, 7.00 p.m. C'HRI~T .. lfl"l' l'h R Hn.. kln" P'•"'lnt AiiJ IP m Thu t "" "' 7 00 Jl m Pr.nPr m{'('r ln'J..(, WC'dn t-:-cl. •v Rev. Don .~ rt•her 11 .1m Sunft ," Ct:.~s .. . 4 .VI :t m : Mm·nin l! \\ ,H·.,hi J, 10 ;o.t Wednesday night prayf'r n\('("!Jnf: and Btblf' Mtl l i H. F: P 0HT N~ NTECfl~1'AL. T l:ll tfl i :OO pm Rfo\·. Koy Deeter \' I ('1'~1HY IIAI'TI ST . ~2f• ~ 2nd St , s] o<ly. 7:lll p.m. m · J:,·•n tn \\ .,t ... hlp " 1,11 p m Thul ... ll.t\ ..\\ H I ' \ ( ' (.I r k n., kl'l', J).I O:. IOI' C'o~ r ' l N(l l L ON(; AOTTOM CHHISTIA~ \ 'rrnnn 1 r, IW\'. Seldon .John,.on Mldtll••porl .IJ1m 1 F t-\ f'l'"f'l' 11,1., 10r TiiE SALVATION ARMY. 115 Butwrnut ' Rihlf' S!U rl\ II' ~~ p m linJiham . Suml ,l\ Sf'hool ~ upt Suncl tt\ E ldr l d ~f' . p ~ 1 s 1 m Wa llar r Da ml'wmd , ~ ­ ALF RED- Chu rr h SchoCll 9· .10 a m : :;;und l\ m r.r·nlnJ.! ,_nro;hlp 10 , 1 tn ~ F:H•n \'E \\' ST I\'1 HS \ ' 11 i.E ('(IM :\>11 :'\rt Y Aw., Porl"'("t''y Mrs. Dora Wining m c har~'£'. Si:h"ol 10 11 m " ll h dnl't"t! ~ lor a ll UJ:I,., K Supt. Sund.1 ~ !'• h()(J\ !1: .10 a rn • Worship Wcr!' hlp 11 <~ . m .. UMYF 6:.10 p.m .. UMW tnl! '-l ' f\' lr·p ';' p m : \\'f'(lnl'"ll!t \ c•vf'nin e SUnday holiness mcering. 10 a.m: SuMay (' Jit ' HCH Suntlil\ .;;;,hrK I ~r · T\ ! It •t·r• ·• E'•f•nln R "f'rvl('t''to Jt fi p m . W11ln f'1;cl tn ftl· S!'-1' h f' 10 · 'JU a 1m Thhd Tuf'!'ld tlv. 7 , ;JO p.m . Com mu ni on. "'"' -.h lp 7 !) m , V l~l1,11 1t• n Th u r.~d.! }' 11< :\CJ p. iichool. 10: l:l a m. SuMay School YPSM m.. W N~hlp .... 1' ,, •. 10 ,l1J H m . bit· ., IUII ,v <ll 7•;wi p rn Ynllth <-:t~ t"\! h'f'!i Fz'l· HY SELL RUN H O LI NES~ CHURCII . m flr >: . t Sundav (Arr h('r-l F. \~t n g l'l!Si l t St•n·lc ·t· 7 :. ~ 1 p rn \\ i ~lnT "' d ,t\ at ~ · :\Clp m Eloise Adams. leader. 7:]) p m S:!lva Uon Mik{' Th o mpson. Nl'-W H avf'n. WV , pa!ltor CHESTE H - Wo rship q a m CI'1U rc h ~t o ns ..: r U 1'Pt~ l. n -t unn •· C'hurt ,., fneeliflll, various SJX'ak€'rs and musk SJFCials. f:f't'I.F:SJ ,\ n :1.1 OWRHII' . 12!1 Mill So. ct .. ' P r.1 ' '"'' mr'1' •t lng i : ·~1 p.m 1 hU1~ d : n Sund ay Sc hool at 9 30 a.m , M o rnln~w or :\on[-. , p.t ... llll Sum! 1\ ~ hnnt HI ,• It'! , 'tbursday, ll·lJ a m to 2 p m. Ladif'S HomC' SC'hoollO ~~ m , Blblr S!uciv . Thursrla v. 7p 7.1 0 i\' CHt ' itCH OF niH I ST. Po mr•1m M l i l rt l~· fJ!l! l , Hl l'llht' T Chu~' k Mt• l'ht' I'!'> Oil shlp al lO:,'JOa .m.: Sunday l'V(• ntn~st>r v lc: e m : UM W. f1 1st Tttu r!'tlav. 1 p m.: Comwnr'<= hlp "l'l\h t• 11 ,t,m ~und.1\ ni gh! '-"a~. mem~rs In char'g(' a ll womm H.l rliM•m ll lP Hd . ll.<•hc •rl l'ut lr l l m l t tl~ p,,.,Ult Su nd .t'\ StMol 10 11.m : ~und.1 \ at 7:30 p . m . Thursda Y SNVIC('S at 7: 30 p mu nion. fi rs I Sund ~v ~ArchC'rl ",.. , ,.~ h ip 'i•·n lr•· 7..10 p m . Mh iWI'f 'k lnvl1m; 6! 4.1) p.m. Thursday, Corps Cadc1 lrt• "' • 'c• S1. tr 11'\ S S Sup! : Blll l\11'1·: 1 <'\I'Mi t1jl ..C' t\'kt•, ~ t1 7 p m <I lUI W i'I IM I"ldnv m. JOP PA - Wor"hl p 9: 30 u m . Church p1 , I, l'r' ~ ~ ' I vkt· "'' '(i nf':r-.d u\ 1' !) m. €1as.'i.S CYoung Propk>-Bibk>J . 7:JJ p m Bible '"' ,, ...,, , s upt · Sund ,l\ S(·ht•nl !1·'\CI ,, m , "r't\' IN'" .11 7 p.m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ao Bald Sehoul Hl : :lG >~ . m Biblt> ~1ud~ W('(ln f'S du y. W~: ~:; u: YA N AI BI .E IIOI.I N ESS Stu:Jy and Prayer nll'{'fin£, opt, to til(> public. \\'01'"- hip '-f'l'\ il~ ' {II , 'l,CI ,t n1 , 1 \ t • I IIJI~ \\ (\ J\NTIQl 111'\' UAI'TIS1', 1\f'n nr·l h ~mi l h. Knoll, loca te-d on Count v Road 31 RPv. Hl' HC' H nl Mldll lf'port ln1• , 7'1 Pt •:-~ rl St . ' POMEROY WESI'SIDE CHURCH OF 7· .10 p m 1. 1o11 n:-.nn 1 ~h ip ~und ,l \ i IJ m .~n d \\t '\ ln• "d·'' 7 p 111 p .... ~ n t Su tui.• ' ~khuc •l 't· :ltll ,,,m , (. hUI I ' h Lawrence Gluf'senl·a mP. pastor. Rt•v . LONG BOTTOM ..:.... Churlh School 9· 30 han M VI'I' ~ . 1-'•'"'m. Ho~t> t M ll ni• '" • CHRIST, ~Chikin>n's HorTI('Road (County ~T . .10 11:'\ J.l.'TII~~ R A!'\ CI IL' f{( I~ P 11w "'' ""'' 1' 7; ·~1 p m . :. 11u1h 1(•llowdl ! p J; :tn p Willfo rd . asst. pastor Pr parh t n ~ Ro,1.1.er S1 . Su nd.~\ Si ·honl !=iu tJt ~und ."' 5khnul t ;r(•\ <' Thi' \\' •ll i.t m M i d dl•..,~~ .111 1\ Road 76\ 992 ~ Voral musk' SUnday Wor- 1.1 m .. Won.;hip 7 p m .: BibiC' St u d\ , Wf'dm : IUhlt• ' hJ<h . ThuziOJtav , 7 :Vl p m services Su nday 7. 30 p .m Pray ('r mf;'f'tin~ nf'Sd av. 7. .10 p.m, U MYF . WNi nN~ da v . 'I: :In ,1 m ., Mot nln ~ Wnr.;hlp IO:'.YJ •• rn .. sihp10a.m .: BlbleStOOylla.m .; Wors hlp, 6p. p.• ~ I OI' Chu rr·h ~ f' t '\'11 P '+ .WI .1.m · Suntl.t\ F' tl l L (;n~ I"~ FI. J.I(;HTIIOUSE . xn-1 ~ Wednt'Sda y. 7·JO p m .. Gary Gr llfUh , E\ ' l • n l n ~ W OJ· ~hlp 7· .lil' J) n'l WNint.,.da\ fi:111 p m . Commun ion First ~u nda v . m . Wednesday, Blbk> Study, 7 p.m ~h fl ul tn : wa.m ll ll .tnd H•1.ul. Pn mt'f iJ\' Tnm K••!h , J>:.t ~ \('ader. Youth li(roups Sunday r\'enl ng at t AI'(hC'I I · 1 '\'f' ni n ~ Albh• '>l Ull~ , pr,l\ rr :IM pral~ · ' OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN AR.\ORl ' RY CHt ' R.< H OF CHHI ST. tnt n ann, L ltfllhf'fl , s s . :1\ypl ~Y ndil\ 6: 30 p.m . wit h RogPr a nd VloiPt Willford . REEDSVILLE - Ch ur ch Srhool9. ~ a 1r ~'· 7 :1ft p.m .l ohn Wr ighl. p., ... .,, sund ,, S ; l\! •~>l 1' :1 1 , c:;HURCH. Atvin CW1ls, pastor; Unda ~·an. mt•• nlnR " ' ''"\ lr·i• u l tn .1.m ; Su m1 ~t ' 1'\'t·n leaders . Communion sf'rviCP first Sunday m.: Wo rs hip SC'i\' il'C' 11 00 a.m. !D<>('IC'rl . I 1\' I NC W()H_O (' HFSTP.Ii ('Jil ' ltC ··t Supt. !ilnday SchOOl 9:l) am : preac tlln ta" SN"· m : LIIJ\ H . o\IH" S "-, Sup! \l! rtnl n! In ~ , , ,.,.!'''' 7· :II) p m Tut ·.,<i .. v n n•t Thu1 " ('ach m onth. TUPPERS PLA INS ST. PA Ul. I. li t}('! I Spt•nt••' r . lloNOr . Sun vices. n~! and 11\lrtl &lnda,v ronowlngSutk'la.,v 1ta\- St •r'\'ll•c><; at 7 ~ 00 p.m . ,, ot' " h'P HI · ,\It ·' m WHITE 'S CHAPE L WESL EYAN Chu rc h S(. · hool 9 u m : Worship to ,, m : d,1\ S('h{)nl 9:'VI .1.m : Mornln l.! ~f' l \' lr1 · H/\rl i\ 1-' l 'lll ' fH 'H OF Ti l E 'AZ,, ~1. Youth rl"'t'e't\ng. 7.]) p.m f.'V£'1')' SunNF: W IIAVF:N CI\U HCII OF Tiff: NA CHURCH - Coolvltlc R D Rrv Phil lip Rl BlblC' Study. TUC'<idH:V . 7· .10 p m ; UMW \0: 011 1.m , Sun(l,\\ ~' \c · n m " .~ • · l vl o• 7 on p day. H~ : :-\r: . Hc•\ l. lu1t1 n !. 11n1m . lr' .. P·'"' "' ?..J\Hl-:NE. R1 •v, C:h •ntlf'ln SI IOUI I. pusl orJ df' nour . pastor Sund ay School 9. 3Q a .m .. Thl r(l T ursda:v. 7· :lf) p m ; Co mm u ni on m : Mll1· \t(1f' k J)l'oi \J ·t -.f"l'Vlt·,· Wt'l 1n l... ,t.t \ (h ,, I I.• ~" (' h.m m .tn lllt iH· Bo,tr ct rtl Cn r i-. Sund tt\ ~ h1ml !t! ]iJ ,,.m .; Worsh lp M•t'\ •h•f'. worshi p 'st•rvl cf' 10. 30 a .m .; Bibl E> s tudy !3RAHAM UNITED METHODIST, F'l rs t Su nda:.• IA rc hl'f) ..... , / i pm 11.11) l.l l r· S und ,l\' Sc hMd 't ' ill .1 m : Mnrn 111· :u1 , 1 m ; Yll ulh '>f'l'\'l('' ' ~un d . w fi· ~ ~~ p • a nd wors hip srrvl('(>, W('(]n£>Sda.y . 7 p m P reaching 9. 30 a.m. first and second, Sun· CENTRAL CLUSTER till-! \Uti ~ hip 111 ·. ~1! ,, m 1'\',tnJ,!di sl l< ~ · · r MT OLI VE COMM U!':J'I'Y ( 'lf l ' H<:I I. tn Suncta' t' \'t·nlnl! ~ ~ ' I \'ll'i•7' U0 p " ' · W1,'f., R()TLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST dlys or each month; thi rd and fo urth Sun ~v . .James E . CorhiU \'lr-i' i " IH ) p m. \\' t'illll '"tl.J\ '- ('I \ I t \~ i p m . l..n1 1r>n1 f' l hi' h. IM"1or M -'·' F·t•lm .. l . S1 !11''- ll ,n• l' !.t\1 '1' Ml•f•lln J.! un11 nthlt" S IUd ~ Bill Ca rt('r , pastor. Su nday School 9 30 ,1, ~y ea ch month worship services at 7· 30 p Rf\' . S t ~ -..en Nels.on '-'up!, Sun1l,•1. Srh i"HII ,, nd M r! r n l n~t Wn 1-. hlp IIRf.HT Y < HRI STJ:\.\ CHt H( 'li lln,· i !ilpm '•. m: Morning Worship and Co mmu nion na·. ; Wednesday even ings a t 7:30 p.m Re-.._ M ~>lvln Franklin l! ·r . WJHJ Jh f'.1ll. p,t., ll•l S1 • t \ it t • ~ Su nd11;. q::w :1 m .: Su nd ay 1'\ 'N IIn l.! "rr' ' H'•'. 7 p 1 11 ; NF: ASF: ~ ~: 1~ 1't . EM1-': NTC H U HCH . Sun 1 10: 30a .m Prayer and Bible- Study . R(' \' , fh•mente S. ZuniJ~~;a •.Jr. Ytl Uiil m1 ·1 ti n$.: 1n!l H lhll' Slur! \ . Wi ·tl ru "11 1.- m . ,tnd i p m Wl '!lnc-sdav , i p m •l.t\ .li ll 'l'n(o{ln "•'t \' h ,,, ,1t :z ;tO, 'J'h ul'"'fl,l\' RUTLA ND BIBLE METHODIST . Amo< ·};EVENTH·DAY ADVENTIST, Mul· Rev . Rohe rt Mu!iisman ~ \~ • n \ n~.._ll\h-P-.,Itj · J(I I !1.1\ . 7 p.m Til lis, pas tor So nny Hu ds on . su p! Sunda\' ~rry HE-ights Road, Pomeroy. Pastor ASBURY ISvn.t('UJ'(' I -Worship 11 a m t 'N lT E 11 f'A ITII (' It HCII. Rt . 'i o n P(l F I I1ST BA PTI ST l HURl ll , M asnn. W. Sc hool 9' lOa m ; Morning worship. 10 · :vi fphn Sweigart; Sabbath School Superln: Churl'h School 9· 4~ a m : Chargr Blblr R.·\C'I N F: FIR~T BA PTIS T St t'\'1' 1111'111\ B\ p _,.,, R, ,, D ,i\\d \\'1 -.~'m .~n . sr .. v ,._ f',t:-. lm Rill Mut phy. Sundn :or & hool11l , a m .; Sunday N' rnln ~ scrvleP 7·00 p.m tflndent , Darline Stt'wart. Sabbath School St ud~· - Wl:'dnr~d uv. 7· .' l0pm: UMW. ft rst n~ . t \f' l , P,t,.. tm . M ih S" i~"' · Sundav IM "IIIt , M o•l\'1 11 !Jr,tk f•. ~ ~ Sup! S urut ,t\ , I rn .. Suncl.1\ \1\'f'nina 7•.'10 ~m . Pl a}rr • Wedn rsday S(>rvl ce 7 p.m. WMPO pr obtgln~ a t 2 p.m on Saturday aft ernoon Tuf'scl av. 7 30 p.m : Cho ir R<' lwarsal . _ ·:..c hnn l Stzpl ,. Sund,l\ S(hr.ol ~.:m ., m ·, ~ l'IODI •t· :~ 1 ,1 m · Mt•t·n lnl! Wrll .. httl JCI· 'lit: n11'1 '1lnl! ,1ntl I lith• "l udv W rdnc~duv. 7. JO 1 ~ra m 9 a .m. ('ach Sunda y, W)th worship serv iCP fo llowing at 3: 15 p.m . WNinf'Sfla,\' 6: 30p. m , UMW. fuurt h SunMh t'nl n j..; I.I. Or<:hlp \11: -HI .1.m : Sund ,1v f' \'l' nln t:: \\'Ot.,hi JI 7: :w p m . W t 't ln• "' t l.t~ 1• m F :\"t ' l\ ~ t nf' ~o~. f' knmj,. ' RUTLA ND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· f'\f'n tn s:;: Wt'r shlp 7· 11'1 pm , \\'('( ln M d w day . n :ll)p ,m (Nt•lsonl ~eryon e we lcome. ' Pl'. t\t' l ~ ' 1'\' lt ·t•. 7·:\0 p.m HUT! ANO F'HI-:1:: WILL RAP1'1ST , Sa RENE. FU> v LowPII Ford. pas t or Sunday ,RUTLANO FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ENTF.RPRI~E Wo zs hip 9 a m .. 1'\ Pnin~ Rlhlf' <: lucl,\ ' 7·.«t p m I'' AIT II HAJ>T I ~'r CIH ' Itf ll n .llh l"-111 lr·m St fl r v P11u l1'tW ior p:.1.<:10r. Su nduy 1 Schoo l 9· 30 a.m ; Worship s~rv lcr 10: JO a . ..;.. Sister Harriet t Warner , SupL ,Sunday Chut ch St·hoo l1n a m .. B1b l f' Studv . Turs Bl' RJ .11': r :H1\ M ffiMMl'I\'1TY CHURC!t St ., M.l .. l •n . Sumt.1v S1 hovl lll .1.m , -MIJJ n St•huol Ul.1 m.; Sunil a,\ 1 ' \' f' n l n~:: 1 00 p m , · SChool 9: 30 a m .; Morning Worship. 10: 45 Younll! propk's servlcl' 6 p.m . m .: Buz lin ch.1m. H.1y l..lud l' HTUI1 , pa.,tot : Rc1 da v i · 10 p m : UMW Fll!>il Mn nda:v. 7· :\fl I n ~ wr,r-. h I('I I I , 1 m ., E\ r nln,a "' '11.-h'f· h p ~\' t"llm •'-t l ,n l'\ " l ' nin~ pta)'Pr m i'Min~ 7:00 • Evanli!;ellstic serv ice 6. 30 p.m Wf'dn PSda y p m .: UM\'F Sunda\ . li p m. f' holr RC' hi •t'l CO'/.tt1, ·' "~ ls l . mt p.t~U>I Suml.z\ Sd'tt • JI a~)!! rn i' t,l\ t"r m f'f'Tin ~ o~ nd ll ihlf' S1u1h Wt 11 j) .lll Sf'rVICf> 7 p.m. ·.POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST , Lv,on hrarsal. fi : :\11 p.m . Wr 'dnPsd,l\ tF 1anklln1 lll .t.m \U ll'l.: hlp ~ P m · WNtnr--.d ,l\', 1. pm n r>li l l a ~ 7 p m . SOI 1T II f1F:TIIF~ i. NE W TF:..'\TAMF.NT , MASON CHUR CH OF CHRIST, Mlll r r Halley, mi nis ter; Satu rday ('VentnR" Fl .ATWOOD S _ \ hu l l'h S!.·hfJfll, lll a m . \ ttU1 h nu,•tln r· \\','1'1 i p m (.' htrt'{ h " '1'\'lt~'" FnHF:ST HUN HAPTI ST ltl'' ' · J':\·h· r m·nr ll . Sll\'l'r R\1\ ~('. Duunl" Svdf' n·, St . Mason. W Va. Su nday Bible Stu dy 10 t>fa ngellstlc services. open to public. 7 p . WM!i hlp, 11 .1 m .: R1blt' S1udv Tl1ur>:. PIN F: CR O\' E H O LI ~F.S:O. f ' llt RC H 1 , llollll'n , (Xt<-:lu t Cm nl'l lu~ Hundt , ~-o u pt. ll tl'l(·k~ ·l . pa:-.101 Strnct:Jv St·hrk•i !I n m , a m .; Wo rs hip 11 a m and 7p.m . Wednesd.1v. i p m .: VM YF Su mi:J~ 6 p m m tl • ' "llll 1. :~2'1 . R('' Bron J W .t ll ~ . p, t,,.!t n· m , Sund ay Churc h School, 9: 30 a m : 11' :10 Suntl,tv Sc •hool :l . m ~--. , on(l t ntl \\'m ~h tp Sc•n h-f•. 10 a. m , Sunda \' 1 ' \ 't • n l n~ ~ ~F mn k\lnl Ht•IWt l s ~ ·.•lh ·~ ~ . s Sup t Sund.1v S(h (rt•l day Bible St ud y. vocal mu s ic, 7 p.m. Morning Worship 10· 30 a.m 1 lout t h' Su ml ,t v~ ll.'tll':<h lp ~('! ' 1q • ;11 '.! · :If• p. • r • rvi ~ ' « ·, 1' :1111 tl. rn . Wl'tlm ':'d av hl p In Rlhlt •t LIBERT Y ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po· F'ORF:S1' RUN _ Worship 9 am. ' ' :n :1m · Mot nzn c Wnt~h l p JI I:.IIJ .t. m m ~ tud v 7· 011 p m . ' din g' Lane, Mason. W Va J N Thacker. ml'roy Pike. E Lamar O'Bryant . pastor; Chu rc h St·huu l 10 A.M.: Chnir pt.tct lcc'. Sun d.t\ t • Hnln ~ s t'I\' \(J' 7·.m P m .· Wrd ti 111 UMW fl 1 1· d m ·~ tl.t \ SI' I VII I' 7: ;~1) p m p!'stor Eve n In ~ ser\ll ce 7: 30 p m : Wo' Jack Needs, Sunday School DlrE'Cior. Sun I \ , : p.m .. 1 T Ul'SC<.t l :'i ucs av. ~ II.VF.R JlUN BAPTTST. Hill 1.11111' • \ ' me-n 's Ministry, Thursday , 9· .lO a m ; day Sc hool , 9· 30 a. m.; Morning Worship, 7 : 10 pm . ~N <' I s'o n l. , s o ' Wednesday Prayer a nd Bibl e Stud y. 7: 15 10: 45; evenl ngworshtp, 7·00p.m ( D S T .) HEATH fMiddlc porl! -Church School. p o~.;to r . · II'H ' 1· 111 1C'. ·"' S Supt Sun1l.n '" ' a.m : Sr hru1 l 111 ,1 m . M f't nmg '1-\ or,.,p , 11 .1m ·. p.m. & 7•30 (E S.T ); Wednesday Prayer Ser9· 111 :~ . m ; Mo rn Ing Wors hi p 10: .JtJ vice. 7·00 p.m . ID.S.T. I & 7: 30 P .M. IE .S. Youth C r ou p. 4 p m . WNinc-s,da)'. Ch ur ch Su nda ~' f'\rn lng "-' OI'!>i hlp 7· Ill p m Pt .rvC'r HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN T .): Missi on F riends / ages 2·6 ), Ro}a l Ch oir n· hc•.tr s.:~ l . 7 p .m . Thursdav . mc'l 'tln g andB ibiP stuchThu !'<: rl:t.\ i · Hlp CHRISTIAN UNTON . T hr Rl•v Dovld Ambassadors (OOys ages 6-18), a nd Girls McMan i .... pastm·. Sund,tvSchool 9 :lOam . P1 uv N Sforvi("f', 6:'\0 pm , Blbi<'Studv. 7 m . Ynu lh mN•1ing W!'fln f'Scb\ ,, , 7 pm In Action (ages &- 18) on Wednesda ys , 7 p p m . JZu nl oa l HF:.IOICING l.IFF: BAPTIST CHl ' R(' If . Sund av m ot n(Ji g sf'rv\cr. 11 a .m .; Sunm (DST)&7·30p.m rEST.); Tuesda y MJ NERSVtLLE '- Worship Sflrvtc·r 10 - ~~~ N :?nd A\t' · Midd l<t>OJt Sunrl.tv dnv nlgt\1 s('n !Cc. 7 30 Wf'dnrsa y JJ'<~ Vf'r Vlsllatlon. 6·30 p m . mf'C'Iin c . 7: :JO p m :1 m .; Ch urch scnoo l 11 11 111 ; UMW. thi r d Srhnnl 111 .t m ~un (la v ,,·rn l n ~ 7 nn p m . Fl\ITH TABERNACLE CHURCH . Bal· FAIRVIEW 8181 E C1 W RCH. Lf'~ar t. WNim•sda y. 1 p.m .. Chot r pra ct k f'. Mon Mid \\f'f'k Sf'J"\\ ('(' Wrcl 7 p.m ley Run Road , Rev. Emmett Rawson, pas · W. Va .. Rt 1. Ja m f'S I..Pwls . pa~lor. Wm clu :r. 7:.10 p.m , i Nf' lsonl . LANGSVILLE CHKI STIAN CHURCH, ll 's been a long hot and dry summer. Not manv clouds tn the tor . Handley Dunn. supt Su nday Sc hool , shlp sr rv lcC's !L10 :1 m., Sunday S<"h OOI 11 P EAR L CHAP EL - Wor sh ip ~ r v \C(' ·Da ll as J a n('y, Sunday Srhool Sup! Sundav to a.m ; Sunday evening se-rv ice, 7: 30p m . " m.; Ev('n ln_g ~~.· ors hlp 7· :JO p.f11....Tut-stlny sky; too hot to lie on the grass and look up to God 's heavcri' and 9:30 am · Chur(.' h School 10· 15 a .m .; Sc hool 9·.10 a.m .; Sunday Morni ng Wor ; Bible teaching, 7·30 p m. Thursday. cntta gf' Pl't'Y"'' mc(' !ln ~ n nd B ib'IP St uch' UMW 5<-cond Tui'sd.tv. i·.mp m .: 1Muss wal ch a few clouds float by . Th e grass has turn!'d brown and s hip. 10: 30 a .m .: Sunday f'Vrn lng Wor~ hlp , SYRACUSE MISSION, Cherry Sl . Sy · 9::W a m .; Warsh ip ~rvlcf' , W rdr:u~tl ay mu n1 7: 30 p m. Wedn esday f'Vf' nl ng PraV('r isn't Ill lo lie on. No bea utiful clouds' lo wat ch' any how. racuse. Services, lO a.m Sunday. Eve n ing 7:.«1 p m POMEROY - Ch un·h Sc-hool. 9. 15 a.m . Me<:>llng, 7.:10 p.m. OUR SAVIOUH LUTHERAN CHUHC' H , "' Stlrvlces Sunday and Wedn esday a t 7: 00 p. Life has It s ups and downs. There ar<' brlghl days and . ; Wors hip 10 . 'iO a m , Choir tchra rsa l Walnut a nd Hf'nry ~t"- .. Havrn swood. W. m. S \' R ~('U~ F. CHURCH OF' TIIF: NA \\'l~ ln C's d .tV, 7. 30 p m: UMW. s('('Ond cloudy days. We ca n alwa ys find something bright and beaullfu l -MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST Va 1'hl' Rl'V. f'.ffl r g (' C Weirick . p <ISI OI' ZAR F:NF: . Rf'\ f: lrnn M('Mill .tn. fJ.l !-itm . TuC'sdav . 7:.'\0p m. ; U MYF'Sunda y. flp m to be glad aboul each day . We may net'd l o look hard for It bul we 11'1 CHRISTIAN UN ION . Rev Kellh EbH n, Suhduv SCMol 9· a. m ; Sundn \' wors hip M ,ll \ .l1tn lrr LaH•n dC'r . Su nd.n• Scl'lnn l (C'orbl ll l pdstor. Sunday School 9. 30 a m ., Wade l1 a.m . ~ up t . Sunday School \l· :0 am .: M (IJning R OCK SP RI NG~ - Chu1 ch Sl·hool. 9: 15 ca n find a silver lining every day, lhat bri ghtens our dav and Hayman , supt.; Morn in~ Wors hip, 10· 30a . CA LV Af{ Y BIBLE CHURCH, Jnc ,ll rd on wnr l;; hlp lO·.ID a m ;· F:\'•mgr lls ll< Sf'l'\ l('f' . 1 m . Wor.~ hl p ]() a .m : Blblt' St ud v. W('d· lives. Storm clouds do co me to darken our days Th<:y ca n make m .; Sund ay evening service 7: 30 p.m , Pom<•ro v Plkr. Cou nt v rtoad Zi n('ar F'lttl · ti p.m .; Pravl't anci Pt .~t~ (' W1dn PSdil ,\' , 7 p nC'sdav. 7. 30 p.m .; UMYF 1SC'nlor-.1 . Su nWednesday Pr ayer Meeting, 7· 30 p m . wood<; . Rrv RIIIC'k wOOd. pastor S('i'vlc C's our lives unh~ppy. An old song gives us the way ou t when II says , m . Yfl uth m('(lt in g, 7 p m . dav . :, p m.: (Ju ni ors \ Pvcrv othC'r Su nMT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. on Sunda y a 1 lfl. ,11) a m and 7:.10 p.m . wilh F.DF.N UNfT F.O RRE:l'HREN IN dav, 6 p m (F ranklin! "Look for th e silver lining when'er a cloud appear s In the blue." Racine. Rev. James Satterfield, pasl or. Su nduv School !l ..lO u m . Blblf'Study. WPd f' HTliST (' l .f'-. 11 £' f:tlll lan . pastor Sun · R UTLAND - ChuN'h School. 10 a m.. God wtll brighten our lives If we see k Him out. So thr F i-eema n Williams , Supt Sunday Scltool n(osda v, 7: ,'l() p.m. da ~ ~f·h ont 111:00 ,1 m ; Mnrnln ,c Wm·ship Wor s hip . 11 a m.; U MW Firs t Mondav. 9:.45 a.m .; Sunday and Wedn esday evenFAITH FELLOWSHIPCRl!"ADE FOR 11 !lila m . ~ unda \ C'\' f'nln ~sf'rvkr7 · liOp su mmer has been hot and dry . It has given us something Jo talk 7 :\0 p.m . Ing services, 7 p.m CHRlST , St Rt .138. AntiQu ity . R{'v. m . Wl'lhwsdav PVf'nrnJ,! p r ayC'r SC'I'\' h'l ' SALEM CENTER -Church School9: 15 aboul . It has kept us close to our fans and air condllloner s. ' MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. Franklin Dlrk('Jl s, pastor . f:iunda y morn7: 1141 p. m ' a .m .; Wonhip 10: 15 p m . ! Mu ssm a n I. COrner Sixth and Palmer. E ~ rl Eden, ·PasCloseness with family and friends Is not a bad lhlng . God want s ln!i: 10 a .m .. Sundar f'Vmin ~ 7:30 p.m . SNOWVILL E - Worship. 9·00 a m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Rog· Thursd<ty evf'n l n~~: 7 :W p.m . tor. Bob Parker. s.s. Supt. ; Cat hy Ri ggs, us church school 9· 45 am (Mussma n l lobe close to each olher. We usu ally find what we are lookin g r r WatJion, pastor . Crenson Pra tt , S unday Asst. Supt. Sunday School, 9: 15 a .m ; Sf iV ERSVILLE CO MM UNITY BAP· School Supt . Morning Worship 9. 30 a .m .; In life. Things ca n be seen In two lights. The mosl beautiful for Morning Worship, 10: 15 a m ; Sund ay TIST CHURCH Pastor Robert By~'rs . Sunday School 10:30 a. m : 'E:venlng se rEvening s£>rvlce, 7 p.m Prayer meetin g . . Su nda y SchoollO a .m .: Wors hip s ~r v l cE' U day In June with blue skies and soft clouds ca n be seen as a God vlet• , 7: 30p.m. a rid Bible Study Wednesday evening, 7 p. ·a m. ; Sunday even ln ,g sf'r.•lcr .7:.10 p m .: SOVTHE KN CLVSTER Mr. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shuc, given memorably day , We can frown on thts day also because Children' s choir practice, Wed nesRev . Ro~t~r Grace pas tor ; J()(' Sayre, Su nday School Supt . · ~Jnesda y ('ve nln g service 7:JO p,m . we wanted to stay home and watch the baseball ga mr:. 'i'he day, 7 p.m .; Adult choir practice, Wed , 8 Re\1. Paul McGuire Sunday SChool 9:45 a m .; Evenlnli! wor· , ciiU'Rtli .OF JESUS CHRIST APCI>~ p.m.: Ra dio program, WMPO , Sunday, ; TOLIC VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder famil y , however, lnslled on gplng on a ptcnl c . · ' ship 6· 30 p.m : Prayf"r Meetin g, 6: 30p.m . APPL E GROVE-:.. Church School 9: 30 ' 8: 30a.m . , J ames MIIIN, past or . Sunday Sch ool. z Wl'dn esday. IJ m Wor llhip 10· 00 am . (first and third All things have a bright side and a dark side. need to look 1 Sundil,\-'S ) , Blblr s tud~ r>vrry Sund a;v 7 p, TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF 110: 30 a .m .; Worship Service, Sunday, 7: 30 for the bright side, 'th e silver lining. Happy thought s make l j fe :MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, p.m .: B ibleStudy, WOOnesi:lay, 7• 30 p.m m .. UMW S{•cond Tu1•sday . 7· 00 p m .; CHRIST . Dave Prentice. minls ti'r . I>Pryl · Slh a nd Main, AI Hartson, minister ; better. We wlllllve longer, have mo~e friends and sleep better at P r avC't m('('flng, Wedn esday. 7 p.m. W('Jis, Supt . Church School 9 a .m ., Wor - ·. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, · Rtchard OuBo!le, Associate Pastor; Mike Harrlsonv ill f' Road . Rev. Dewey Kin g. , (Grace \ ship ServicE', 9: 45p.m . nlght ·because we look lor that silver llntng In each dark cloud rlach, Sunda¥ School Superintendent. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· past or; Clinton Faulk, Sunda y Sch ool BETHANY - Wo rship , 9 a .m : Churr h ble SchOol 9: 30 a.m .; Mornin1 Worship Supt. ; Sunday Schoo19:30 a.m : morn ing I hal comes our way. God gives us so much bl'>auty, sunshine and Sc hool. 10 a.m : Blbl£' Study , WNinE"sday, RENE. Rev. Herbert CratP, pastor. 30 a.m. Evening Worship 7 ~ 00 p.m. Frank Riffl(>, su pt. Sunday School 9: 30 a . worsh ip. 11 a.m ; Sunday E"ventng service 10 a .m. ; Dorcas Woml'n' s F('llow shlp joy, we ought to thank Him heartily every day wear~ simple ,7: 30p.m Prayer Meet ing, Wcdn('!J;day, Wednesday, 7:00p.m . Prayer m eet ing. Wroncsda v. 11 a m , IMcGulrPL m .; Wors taip SE'TVIce. 11 a.m . and 7 p.m alive. '· , •MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· 7: 30p.m. CARMEl.- Ch urc h School 9: 30a .m .; Sunday. Wednesda y, 7 p.m . Prayer meet ZAREI'IE, PASTOR Fred Penborwood. · SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. God urges us and wants us to look for His silver lining each lnR. Wors hip, 10 :45 a .m . Second and Fourth Bill Wblto. SUndey School Supt. Sunday Sundays: F~llowshlp dlnnE'r wlth Sutton LAUREL CLIFF 1\"REE METIIJDIST · non-Penteco!ltal. Worship seJVIce Sunday day. We ne!'d to smile every day and be a silver lining to all we Sc>hooli:JO a.m.; Mornina Worship 10:45 third Thu rsd ay, 6: 30p.m. (McGuirt') CHURCH, David Bell, pastor. Roberl E . ' 10 am.; ..sunday School U am. Eventng ,worship service 7: 00 p.m . Wednesday . meet along life's way. Never despatr... God does care. ; ' a ~m.; Evantellstlc meeting 7:00 p.m. Barton. Director oi •Chrlstlan Education; j EAST LETART- Chun:hSchool9a .m.; ' Wednesday, ?~. m- Prayer meeting. 1 pray~r meel~g 7: 00p.m . . Worship 10 a .m . second and fourth SunSteve Eblin, auistant . Sunday School 9: 3( Putor William Mlddleswartli, UNJT&D PB YTEIIJAN IIINIBTRY , days: UMW firs t Tuesday, 7;:ll p.m . a.m : Momlng worsblp 10:30 a.m .. Teens Melp County Lutherans • or IIBIOI roiJNTY (Grace ) In Action, 6p.m. : EventngWorshlp, 7: 30r,. Nboll · m . Wedne~day evening prayer and Bib e LETARt FALLS - Worship 9 am .; HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Chu rch SchoaJ,. JO a .m (GracE') study. 7: 30p.m. Choir practice, Thursday , 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy unA ~ j DtUvtry Pff'fOit· flOWUI fOR l¥1RY OCC:A!II)N (6141992-2039 01 Grocenes- "Sening Families" 264 S. 2nd, Middleport - · 111111 ' ., .......... Pom,og Flow11 · Generdl Merchandise FUNERAL HOME ~ ~ serviu WAll) CROSS SONS.SIORE Rawlings-Coats-Blower' Brown's Are & Equl'pment Sales and ELLIS & SONS SOHIO • Hil l am m ' or NOT JUST BASSm'S GREAT R.JRNITIJRE.. JT'S ,t M.\JOR SAVINGS MNT ON MRY ITEM IN MRY DEPMlTMENT OF THE STORE! TIIEIR ENTIRE $700,000 INVENTOR'V IS REDUCED! NO ITEM WILL BE SPARED! a· LAN TO BROWSE FOR G' n,.,. n,., M''' rw cno - ~f.\~ G~ ftJ.tENo! ~ouRs r :m m;.: we l. Attend The .... Cllor._ CHURCH - Sunday : Wonhlp Servlcos 9:00a.m .; Church School tO: 15 a.m.. MIDDLEPORT . PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School, 9 a.m .; Church Jervlce, .10.:..15 a.m. t MORNING STAR- Worship, 9:45a.m.: Church Schoo1.,10: 30 a .m. ; Bible STudy, Thursday, 7:30p.m . I Rader\. ' RACINE'WESLEYAN- Church School, 10 a rn .: Worship 11 a m .; UMW fourth Mon- ·~ , · DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, : Charles Russell Sr., minister . Rick Ma · . comber, supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a .m .: Worship service 10· 30 a .m . Bible study, · 7~m . ;, Church Of Your Choice ' SATIJRDAY ONLY! "Bassett Furniture has been proud to sponsor Bar- ... IT'S Bl · EVER\' LIVING lOOM Of FINE, NEW FURNITURE CAN HE YOURS! BUY 3. 4, 5, OR MORE ROOMFULS AND SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS NOW! .FOR THE NINTH TIME IN FURNITURE HISTORY ..• RED~CED! BEDROOM SUITEI UVING ROOMI Country Sl'/10 Three PI":"" gain Days USA .. .the most exciting coast·to<oast sav· ings event of the year! Plan now to join the crowds for this Final Day of savings!" Sincerely, Group. Brown/ llue Plilid Fobric; Solid Pine Wood Frontl'oot. $999.,~ Five Pine Sullll. Set lnc:bloo o.-. Hutch MlrTor. "'""" Connonboll Headbolld & Night Stond. SPECIAL PRICE S777 Alrg 879t 'SaFA AND CH&IA t """"*'Now Arm Slht. 1tue IUIH!rM E~ .......... "''""--· EXT,_. SJIECIAU Reg 11299 3 lttECE SLITf"l $399 • 799e CrM't,.,.... l " - S . OtoiCIIolt't.m•IIIM $ PWd FM!rlcl- Wood Trim. E)CCErncJJIW. VAWE I =-"'·. --"'-0- t1 7H &91N1 l INQJNEA SUTEt f'lllol Orou.-nt. SuM tncf.ldll OIJTSTANDtNOI T ..... l'llow $999e EVERY M!o.TTRESS SET REDUCED! EVERY BEDROOM SUITE IEOUC£0! Reg. $1495. SOLIO PINE SUITE I - 5 - Suita lnc:luM DIM.,, Hutch MirTor, Ch•t. Head & FOot - d. Top Ouolltv Suiml Solid Woodl A1g t10a TWN IIZEI $788 e 312 Col.().Mtlltyl """ Top ~m AOCKERS$1 .... 13ft~ S'NVEl flub """' 'Mitld . . .. VtMt febricl ChOIDI or Cdonl -- & file. .... t121. fUU IIZEI HG.IJMDtlll ~ aua top Our & . Pc. QUEEN .ZEI Ill¥ lmpMII Firm R..a. t711 WHIT£ FA!NOi Slntl -------$549 o,_., -· 4r.l.a.bl• tndudl DoiJbM Mirror. ,... 0,.,.. Chltt. Ful or Twin T...- Heed • Foot • SERMONETTE TH,tT ENTIRE HOUSEfUL EIERl' 01\I~G ROOM REDI CEO! R.g. t1499. CHERRY 9 PIECE DINING RDOMI S..oatt OIIITY Suito with Formlcoo Top T -; Ughled Hutch & 5 Side Chain & 1 Arm O.llir. Reg. $1695. COLONIAL DIN· lNG ROOMI a..oan 9 Piece Molple Suim. Five 51de & 1 Arm O.oir Upholowed Suto: 1Mge Duol Tobia; Ughted Hutch. Nice Silll Su~al $899. 1 PR01ECT1V! TOPSI Rag , 1899. • LIGHT PINE SUITE Ave Piece Set: Shell Heldboa'd With Ov•l Mlrrorr, Cheat. Dnlloor, Shelf Mlm>r & Night StyiM To AnWl. nw.. VOUIIt CHOtCEI 1 Stand. wuv : WAIT? · EVERY T!o.BLE'to.ND L!o.MP REDl'CED! Rig. t1H. OAK OA PINE TAI!ILESI $599. . Arl*t Table .... Chob Of F...,_ ThM .,..... Cadrlll Tebll, " - O'AI ta9ifndl'ltH. UMITEDIUflfll.\'1 Reg. $7IID •H. Ol.USIAMNI ~=- Wcdon of 8lylee Md SELECTED GROll" • Open a new account! $ $39 • Add-on to your present account! • • Bank cards are welCome! -- • E\'ERl' SOF!o. !o.ND SlEEPEI REDI'CED! Reg. 1899. QUEEN-SOFA SLEEPER! Reg . *499 . FULL SIZE SLEEPER! Multi- Qolor Pleld \Mng s,yle Fui~Size ~. Sofll By Doy, Bed By Night. In Country$ OM s1 . $1 088 BMoatt Sleeper h• Super Thiel< SoNd Wbod AodiMI ........ BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! SOME ARE ONE -OF-A-KIND! SOME ARE LIMITED EVERY· T' "Uit,. ROll Dttu,." lnneropring M-.. O.olca of TredltionM Beige Stripe $tvle arC. mel Beck Blue Stvle. Reg t181 WOOO ROCKERS! ....... $68 $ 78 $5 99 • $299. piUS 111\l(h IIIIiCh IIJOft'! HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF EQUAllY EXCITING ITEMS NOT USTED . • EVERYTHING'S SALE PRICED! EVER¥ DINETTE SET REDI'CED! Rag $329. 6 PIECE PINE SET! 36"•48" Tr8111e Tobie Wth PtoIBCtlve Top & 4 Side Chain Of Solid Pine 'Nith Brown VInyl Stltl. TREMENDOUS VALUE! Rag. $539. 7 PIECE . WOOD $169. SEll Tillie 42"•54"•!16" 'Nith For· mica Top. SiK Solid Wood Side $329. Chlin. Ehhar Dok Or Morble SATURDAY, 9 A.M. UNTIL 5 P .~. Flnloh. BUILT TO LAST! BEST SELLER! ~ASON Rag. $289. 7 PI!'CE METAL SET! IMge Tel* 'Nith btnl Aller. Sbc Almond Flnloh O.olrt 'Nith Beige Vinyl Fobric. YOURS FOR ONLY! $199. Rog . • 399. GLASS AND CHROMEI Five Piece Set. Solid Top Tobie; Four Beige VInyl Side Chol... $179. o•• MU5TOOI '' ! CREDIT TERMS'AVAILABLE, . OR USE, '. - - -- ---·r- -·--- FURNITURE co. (304) 773-5592 2nd Street Mason, W~ Va. -------- - ·- - -- -..• "' �•Page-6-The Friday.~~r18, Sentinel 1981· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1987 MIDDLEPORT .BLOCK PARTY SATURDAY SEPT. 19, 1987 See 'lou There I (814)991-5141 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO .•• . . MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE BLOCK PARTY SIDEWALK SALE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1987 . LADIES & GIRLS . CR~c~~~~~NE RAINCOATS $388 ' 1 t~ ~~~E Assorted Colors bg. SU9 and '9.95 • WOMEN'S SHORTS .· SUMMER PANTS & TOPS SUMMER 1 GROUP ~ MEN'S JEANS 1/2 PRICE 1 GROUP LADIES CHILDREN'S Disco!~!~tles .. SUMMER WEAR l "''$9~t" ::S88'i . VILLAGE PHARMACY 1f2 PRICE ~:.. ..--------~----------~------------------~ LARGE BATH TOWELS ONE GROUP TOWELS " ; ~ Reg. 54.99 - ~ SALE BATH TOWEL... .••~~:.~?.-?.! .. SALE 51.88 HAND TOWEL .....~!llo.!?:?.t.SALE 51.44 WASH ClOTH .....~~... !~:~.~ .. SALEs .77 Assorted Colors $300 . ONE ~ ~----------~------~------------------~ ~ KA\.11 LAUit:) ~ Values $12.99 to We Rent Formal Wear_ MIDDLEPORT CAPS SUMMER DRESSES , $34.99 $400 ~ SALE $4 TO $17 50 "·~ ~---~----------------._~~~~~~-------1 ~ CHECK OUR TABLE AND· RACKS OF •• ~ $1 .$2, and $2 BLOCK PARTY BARGAINS (,~ ~----~--~~--------------------------~ ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT ~ ••' r :· • f ,., ,. SEE YOU ·· ONE DAY ONLY! THERE SAT., SEPT. 19 For Men and Boys t. MAsteRs Tuxedo BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT BLOCK PARTY Sept. 19 FURNITURE & JEWELRY STORE OHIO • BIG SAVINGS 20°/0:·0ff. STOREWIDE 1OO's of Items Will Be Out On Our Tables... DON~.T MISS 11! ·BLOCit~P.ARTY SRECJAL SATURDAY, SEPT. ·19 SPECIAl SATURDAY HOURS · FOR THE ILOCII PARTY . VISA MASTERCARD LAYAWAY 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. THANK YOU! Our First Year of Bu'siness 20°/o OFF STOREWIDE . MIDDLEPORT, OIDO 45760 992 - 2635 30°/o OFF ..• --· .. MIDDL~OIT, BLOWOUT SALE Jrl'l NORTH SECOND AVEN UE (614) 129 MILl ST., EXCLUDING ~4U '& JEWELRY ITEMS ·- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l Day Only - Corner Collections DINGOS & WORKBOOTS ONE RACK APPAREL Has Been A Great Success Because of Your Patronlllne. ONE GROUP WOMEN'S .SHOES $1000 lf2 PRICE ' SAVE $8 to $12 ON LARGE GROUP OF ,- ~ CHILDREN'S TENNIS SHOES ~ . PLUS MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS! .•.- TANNING. BEDS .••••••••.•••••••••.•... :········· htritagt hou$t • fJ'M -... SHOE PLACE RM19" DIAGONAL COLOR TELEVISION •Super Black Matrix Picture Tube •Automatic Fine Tuning 1 9" DIAGONAL ·COLOR TELEVISION •Automatic fine Tuning •Automatic Contrast/Color Tracking L--.,.,-:-------' SYLVANIA COLOR TV . A shortdnae to Install it ••• A. longtime toeD)oyit ••• JOUcalllllltalla BUee .....eatDoorrau-11• Enjoy the conveniencr,ialety and low maintenance ot'a"n all·sleel Bilco Basement Door. You'll like 2 5" DIAGONAL · ' ' VANIA Remote Control · COLOR TELEVISION "" •Cable Ready •Electronic Tuning •Automatic Fine Tuning IN GEL 106 N. 2nd 25" DIAGONAL COLOR CONSOLE •127 Channel Multi· Band Quartz Tuning •Automatic Color/Contrail Trackin1 Furniture & Jewelry 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT FREE . its neat, trim appearance, ease of ..r,. "TAN" All YOU CAN- Sept. 19 thru Oct. 10 operation, and the way it sheds rain. It's a greal do·lt-yoursell project and actually costs less ihan having a new wooden door built. Slop In lor a replacement brochure and check alii he fealures of a Bilco Basement Door. "CCHI!fllett lulf\ldlon• and lllreqwiftcf Mrdw.lff IIK'Iwded. $2000 . SKIN and HAIR ANALYZATION 10 A.M. - 12 NDDN LaSALLE GALLERY IS BACI(! SIDEWALK AND IN-STORE BLOCK PARTY SALE •••• BLOCK PARfV:i SPECIAL -~ AREA SCHOOL . . SWEAT SHIRTS": FEATURING .... •HAND CRAFTED WREATHS •DECORATED HATS •SILK FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS REG. S13.99 TO $)-7.99' · ' NOW $9 99 HALLOWEEN .- THANKSGIVING DECORA!IONS & SUPPLIES ffi SAN I)y:~s.:~BOUTIQUE MIDDLE~OIY, OHIO I• l0°/o -: 50°/o ·FREE! · REFRESHMENTS DOOR PRIZES NEXXUS . PRODlJCT GIVEAWA EXERCISE TONING TABLE $2995 (6 Vl!IT!l Co111e .. Join The .,.~-·~~; hn! FIRST VISIT FREE TONING HOURI Monclay-fridoy 7 A.M.-9 P.M. DON'T MI!S O,UR ' · SIDEWALK SALE : ; 9 A.M. UNnL D'ARII -:; · · • SATURDAY : '---.=:.=:::=.;..;.....,.---..~. I U DETERMINE . 'youR PERCENTAGE OFF ON YOUR NEXT "HAIR CUT" AND PERM . ,• ~Gf~~~ MIDDLEPORT. OHIO . Saturdar · 7 A.M.-6 P.M. Walk Ins Welcome! RIGHT: Debbie McDaniel, 8we lmbode•, LoreUa S&anle~. Carla Milhoan, Murl Am11hary, Shelly MeKinney, lmo .Jean Blevlna, Owner·Dehble Me••.wA. HOURS: I Monday-Friday 8 AM-9 PM Saturday 8 AM·fl PM •• , •' • .,••' �~-8-The Daily Sentinel · .· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio t iocal boy ~ attends_camp Friday, SeptembeJ 18. 1987 Middleport, Ohio Continued from page I Classes)slated by Meigs Health Depart~ent :_ The Meigs County Heaith De· partment will begin a series or· six week classes on weight control on Tuesday, Sept. 29. There will be a choic.e of nights for the classes--either Tuesdays or Thursday evenings .. and classes are free to Meigs County residents. · · ~ Parrlcl< St. Clair, son of Gall •! and Myrtle St. Clair. Middleport. ~ recently returned from Camp ~ Superkids, a special camp for :. children suffering with asthma. Sponsored' by the American ~ Lung Assoclalton of Ohio, Camp •' Super kids not only offers a week of outdoor activities such as ' swimming, canoeing, hiking and ~ a variety of crafts but also gives f the children useful information about their disease whi~h can be Capplied long after the camp is ~ over. St. Clair was one of e ight children attending under the 1 sponsorship of the Soutbeast ~ Branch of the American Lung • Association of Ohio. . ~ The ca mp is held at Camp ~ Mowana , just outside Man sfield, r and is the only eamp in Ohio to t mainstream asthmatic children 'With children who do not have 'ijsthma. i ? Each class ~iii be two hours In Ienth and attendance Is required at only one two hour session wexel<ly. Classes will be on nutrition education, stress management, weekly weigh-Ins , r~ laxation techniques. recipes , diet recall sheets, exercise tech· niques and other phases of • • cond111rted C'h urch Ptcntc """'' DERRICK ST. CLAIR St. Clair comments: "Camp is real fun. You · find out what causes you to have an attack and if you get scared it's okay .. . everyone is different." Almual picnic of the Apple Materials used are personal· Grove UMW was held T.uesdayat ized so each camper learns which the church with the Rev . Roger of many factors triggers attacks. Grace giving the blessing preced· For informatton on the camp or ing the dinner. ether lung assoclatlon programs Donna Hill pre-side,d at the or to volunteer to help with the business meeting with Vi<;J<i lung association, residents are to Abels giving the secretary and call Mike Struble, 992·7612 or treasurer' s reports. Layette they may call the branch office in materials were gathered for the Athens. weight control ·There will be a limit as to the number of people who can be accepted ror each series or classes which are to be held in the conference room of the multi· purpose building, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy . Interested residents should register as soon as possible due to class size limitations. Those wishing to register may call the by Apple .Grove UMW ~Merit .Scholarship semi-finalist named '! One Meigs County student has competition for about 6,000 Merit :'been listed as a semifinalist In Scholarships worth over $23 ~he 33rd annual Merit Scholar- million. ) hip compelition. More- than one million students :·· He is David J. Beegle, son of in some 19,000 secondary sc holls • Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Beegle, e ntered the current Meril Pro· ; Route I , Minersville, now a gram in which Beegle is a : senior at Meigs High School. .' semifinalist by taking a qualify. : •• Beegle is one of 15,000 young ing tes t, the PSAT-NMSQT, in • men and women across the 1987 when they were juniors. The ·"('ountry named to the semifinal - top scorers in every state, Js t list in the 33rd competition. r<:'pr<:'sentlng about hail of one . .. ;:rhese academically talented percerlt of the state' s high sc hool ~ :J)igh school seniors in ail 50 states graduating class. are included in :~will have an opportunity this the nationwide semifinalist pool. to continue in the 1988 one great hour of sharing and will be taken to the collection point .in Marietta on Sept. 24. It was noted that at the(ktober meeting there will be two speal<· ers on Afrit•a. The nominating committee was reminded that a slate or new officers to be elected next month and that a new member must be added to the nominatlng committee each year. Plans for a shower honoririg To be considered for Merit Doily Wolfe were made. The Scholarships, semifinalists must shower wlli be held on Sept. 23 at first become finalists by meeting 8 p.m . Members were reminded high academic standards, being to take their Campbell coup fully endorsed and recomlabels to the Marietta meeting. mended by their ·high schools, Cards, vis its and prayer were taking the SAT and confirming offered for the sic~ and shu tins . their qualifying test perforAttending the picnic and meet mance and submitting informa - Ing were the Rev . Roger Grace, tion about their school and Sue. Todd , Ryan and Scotl, communlly activities, personal Donna, Dean, . Lori, Autum,m, interests, and goals. AbOut 90. Janet Hill. Brenda Anderson, ·percent of the seminfinallsts a re Vicki and Michael Abie-s, Eileen expected to advance to finalis t Buck. Alice Balser. · Flore nce standing and to compete (or Smith, Scott Shank, and Edith Merit Scholarships in lfl!lR. ·Manuel . Portland PTO conducts meeting health department at 992·6626, and should be · ready to indicate: their preference for the Tuesday, or Thursday evening class. , The Daily Sentinel tUSI'$ 14$-IN) !\ Division of Multlmedbt, Inc. Publt shcd C'Vrry af1 1:1rnoon, Monday Frldu~· . · 1.11 Court St .. Po · mNoy. Ohio. tjy !hf' ()hlu Vaii<'Y Publll! hlng Companv/ MUIIIiliN:IIa, Inc.. Ponwrov, Ohio 4~169 . Ph. 992·21~6. Sf:-. co nd c li1ss ~luge: p:fld 11 1 Pomeroy .• 1hr0ugh Ohio. Mf'mlx>r ; Unltt'd Plans lor a !all carnival on Oct. 3 were maile when the Portland PTO met recently a 1 the school. The carnival will begin at 5 p.m. with entertainment by Hard Time. The Halloween party was planned lor Oct. 30. Teachers and parents were introduced. Debl)le. Rizer gave the secretary-treasurer's report. Kate Smith resigned !rom the secretary's job with Wilma Black being named to the position. It was noted thai there are 90 students at Portland this week . Next meelin!( will be held on Oct . 13, 7 p.m. PO!ITMASTER! Send addrrs.o; l'hanf!NI lo 1'11f' Dally $1-nllnf'l. 111 Court SL, · SUJIS(:Rii'TION RATES II)' Carrier o~ Motor Route Onr' .. ,............. .......... ::·:: .· : ~~:~~ . ~ On(' W<'f'k ~onlh ............ ..... ........... . Opt' YC'ar ........ ,... ,, .. .. :............ . .. SINGLE COP\' PRICE ..................... 2~ Ce nt~ !'lub!'crHX'rs not drstr lnJ;: to pay 1hr' car· rlrr mu\' rt'mtl In advant·(' dlrKI 10 ThC' Da tiy S<>ntlnC'I on a .1. 6 or 12 monlh' basts . Crrdll will br Riven carrl(>r C'ach No subs<?rlpllon" b:v mall J)f'rmlllro .-r~• as wh<'rf' homr <'arrlrr Sf'rvlcc- I ava ll ah\r · A Middleport man was cited in an aCcident Thursday, at 4: I~ p.m., in Salisbury Township oli Bradbury Road, ju st east or Ohio 7. accordi ng to the Gallia -Meigs Post of the State Highway Patr~ . . Jeffrey P . Hood, 18, was cited for driving left of center after h is car, which was heading east, lost control on wet pavement, went across the center line and hit a car driven by Albert Roush, 70. of Pomeroy. Roush was driving west on Bradbury Road . 1.1 V.' t •('k .~ ...... , ................... . 2ti Wt•rk s .. ,· ....•.•....,..·.................... $J4JNi 52 \\'t•Pks ............... ....... , ............ $66 . ~ Oubklf' Mf'lp County . Area deaths 1.1 Wool<, ... "'""' ..... , ............ St".20 2ti Wrl'k" .. .. ....... ., .............. $.1!'U0 i'l2 W rt•~s ., ...............-. ..... .-........ S67,fi0 ET.J.9°o I ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE· CHRYSLER FIFTH AVENUE Cash Back....- • 0 $1000° Jlunt~r P.m .. a r the Funeral Homf' with Rev . Me lvi n Fra nklin · $5 oooo -Cash Bac : : I p.m . ' : lin""' -utt . m - CMI CtiMit lltlltr special A.P.R. ftniiiCitlg, •IJ C~ryslor Crttllt, ot 1.9% (24 .... ), 3.1% (31 ..s.), 4.1% (41 1111.) or 1.1% (&D ..,1.) Ml tile pun:hlst; or, I Cllh ...wince II irllllcot... In tho foltwlnt 1111 ptiCIIIIt or Ioiii llltJII!II rolllclo. _.,Y_r .'Mo<lel If 10 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 Reliant-Aries Sundance-Shadow Laser-Daytona LeBaron (811)·600 (2 d r.) LeBaron Coupe (ecxl. conv.) LeBaron GTS· Lancer Fifth Avenue Turlsmo/Charger New Yorker Caravelle/600 (4 d r.) c.h Allowonee $1000 $500 $500 $500 $750 $750 $750 $300 $500 $500 JST TIME BUYERS NOW GET DISCOUNT FINANaNG THROUGH CHRYSlER CREDIT. SEE YOUR DEALER FOR DETAILS! 0 $500° Cash Back ' ' • 7-YEAR/70,000 MILE PROTECnON PLAN. Protects engine and powertrain and against outer body rust-throYgh on American-built cars. See this limited ' warranty at your dealer. Same restriction~ apply. . · . See The All Ne-w 1eaa Grand Voyager No-w On Display , 24 Hour Wrecker Service: 594-3510 - 750 East State Street Athens, Ohio Phone 593-6671 '. '' · $ e it<rrbattglfn nf (!lqrntrr his office practice •11 . be located at W1 . 306 NORTH SECOND ST. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 4 Dr., auto .• v.f;, PB, PS, air. goad condition. 1982 Ford LTD Cr.own Vidoria .••. S299 S 4 Dr .. auto .. PB, PS, air. brown. , 1981 Chevy Citation •...•••.•.•..••• S1 09 S 4 dr .• stand. 1981 FordF-100 ......................$2695 V-8. stand., .short bed. good condition. 1979 Ford Fairmont ••••.•••.•••••••••. S89 5 stand.; good condition. .,,.2u• _ ....o-.. . -·---u .. __.. -. ...... . ... . -._ .....,_ ....,.. ........... ,......... --. _._. . . .·4-....... . , .... ......... _.. _....... .. -..........._ .. --·- ... .._ - __ _ .__,r,...................., ... 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Clauijied followinK ll!leplaone eicluuawu ... .__ e _ _ -eo . .,., ·-- --·-· - ....... , ··..111-...__ ,..,_ ____ __,_. ···-· ·-·-· • .. e.-Ill CO . . !I! &PllfOO ooollll••u,.·r. 111111'fAo ~. . . ~ WI OIOII O &Y •& ~0 '"""•o•• """ " •••a•• ............... hOft 001 t t.oo •t ""'""~ """ ~ l lllfi "M U H IOOOo I 00 0'" ¥fli0 0 AY I CIO) 0 .. 1VUO O> 110 ~ .. ,.,o~u o.,. I (Ia . . . !•Uil _D .. '"" ""' •••n•• lot•...•o.-~-­ , ,..,._,.,,__ ··~~~==o- ~:j"':'", 1&1 - l.oO ... , ... . ,-c;_.., Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE Sale iuued of out By virtura an of the Order ol Pleas Court of Meigs County, Ohio, in the cue of Bonk One. Athens. N. A.. Plaintiff. against Homer L. Bonecutter. Sr ., etal., Oefende~ts. upon a judg· Common ::::n~:~:r~~. r:;~~:J~s9br~ 1aid Court. I w'ill offer for ule, at the front door of I he Court Houae InOhio. Pomeroy. Meigs County, on tho 2nd day of October. 19B7, •t1o:oo.·ctockAM.the TEAFORom Real Estate ~ R!.ALIOi 216 E. 2nd St. Phone .1-16141-992·3325 NEW LISTING- Approx 50 acres of vacant la nd nea r Middleport. Only $200 per acre for all . NEW LISTING - 6 acres, sundeck. basement. 3 BRs. bath, birch kitchen , drspo· sal, livong rm., 30x20, new fireplace and drilled well on hard road near coal mine. Ask1ng $21 ,000 RIVER SETTING - 2 BR. 2 balhs, central air and heat . 30110 enclosed porch , stove, retrig . 32x24 ga rage on. I. 56 acr.e $45,000 RUSTIC HILLS - , 7 rm. ranch, 3 BR. I Y, bath s. lamily rm., iBxll with lg. fireplace, garage on lg. lot. Really nice at $46,000. MULBERRY HTS. - 2 BR ranch with attached garage, ce ntral heat. carpetin g and birch kitchen on lg. lot $55,500. MINERSYlllE - Reasona-. ble 3 BR home with view of river on 124. Gass furnace, city water, range, refrig, dbl. garage and lg lot. Ofler wanted. . MIDDLEPORT - Nice little 5 rm . cottage near schools. like new carpet, new siding, · carport and level lot. Only $17,500. . INCOME BLDG. - 5 to 6 rentals with remodeling. 2 on ground floor for business, and 4 two-bedroom apts . Pomeroy. $42,500. ' SELL IT WITH TEAFORDS 992-33211 HoustiHI He,Jdquar ll•t s _ · --·--.. .,.n - -.,looo _.., , =~:.:::=.. ~·--­ • ",._, ,.., n ,· _ ..,,. -•-•-· _-·--· __ __ · = = J;:t..:...:.'=="'- ,.,._...,_ pageJ cuvll!'r lh~ 001 - - 0 0 Real Esta1e General 1982 Chevv Malibu Classic: .••...• S249S , ~au ClOU:D WMDAY 00<11:011 Located in Dr. Dayo's offjce PH. 992-3333 or 992-6603 4 RESTAURANT IOUTE 7 ... ~~--- ... :::~:r.-;:- • ·n--·-··Do · -_--· _ a_..,_,_ ....._ .,:t:_, ., ll"P' - 1 · - • . 4 Dr .. stand. lM At I Ul U..tll MOON 51TUIO.Il 3 QQ 1981 Mercury Zephyr •.•.••••••...•• S109S Thursday Admissions - Gail : Zirkle, Middleport ; Corneli : Vance Jr., Cheshire; Cheryl Hyseli. Langsville; Bonnie Ma· l thews, Racine; Agnes Brown, '· Pomeroy; Charles Patterson, Pomeroy. , Thursday Discharges - Larry , Cundiff, Budd Oarst, Helen ' Sams, Betty Friend. David Hard· 'fick, Hugh . Thompson, Garth . Smith, Cheryl Hysell. ro mu MONOn*", . .,. I A.M. tt S P.M. : --.::.=~_ . Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice following lands and tene ments, to -wit : of leo C . Kennedy on and director within 3 days. Proposed actions will become final unless a written adjudi· · cation hearing request is submitted within 30 days of, the issuance dale; or the• director revises / withdraws' the proposed action .' Any: person may submit com ·· ment;; and / or r4!!quest a meeting regarding anY non· final action within 30 days of the date indicated . " Ac· tion", as used above does 1 not include receipt of a . verified complaint. If signifi· • cant public interest exists, a : public meeting may be held. I As to any action. including · receipt ol verified com plaints, any person may obtain notice of further actions, and additional information . Unless otherwise , provided in notices of partie-, ular actions, all communications shall be sent to :; Hearing Clerk, OEPA, P. 0 . PARCEL NO . 1: Situated in the Village of Pomeroy , Countv of MeiQs and State of Ohio and descnbed as follows ; Being a part of Lot No. 17 of Burnap's Addition to Pomeroy, des.;:ribed as fol · lows : Beginning . on the south tine of High Street 11 2'12 feet westerlY of the northeast corner of ~ot No. 17 of Burnap 's Addition to Pomeroy, to a point which is 75 feet westerly of Blazewicz's west corner . and is marked by a tile set on the upper side ot brick retaining wall; thence south 8 deg . 50' East 71 V2 feet to a mark on a stone wall; thence northwesterly following the south line of lot No. 17 to the northwest corner of the same. on the south line of High Street: thence east· erly following tho south line of High Street to the place of beginning. REFERENCE DEED: Vo· lume 252. Page 897: Volume 273. Page 917: and Volume 279 , Page 759 , Meigs County Deed Records . PARCEL NO . 2 : Situated in the Village of Middleport, County of Meigs and State of Ohio and bounded and described as follows : Tract No. 1: Being 37 feet off the South side of Lot Four Hundred Fifty· Seven (467) as per the recorded plat of the Villa go of Middleport. Ohio. The above is the same premises ~ohveyed from Amos Carson by deed r.e corded in Volume 50. •Page 629 and 630 ol tho Meigs County Deed Records. Also. the following des cribed real estate situated in the CountY of -Meigs, in the State of Ohio and in the Township of Salisburv and bounded and described as follows : Beirig the North one half of lot N0 . 108 being twenty and one·half !20Vz) feet oH the North side of Lot No . 108 . Situateonthewest side of Beech Street. be· tween laurel and ~ocust Streets in Middleport, Ohio . Tracl No. 2: The following real estate situated In the Village of Middleport , County of Meigs and State of Ohio. and bounded and described as followe ; to·wit ; Being lot Number Four Hundred and Fifty ~ saven t4571 in tho Village of Middleport. Moigo County. Ohio, and being Fifty t50! feet front on the West aide of Beech Street and running Wut to the alley and all un1ofd part, more or len. into the followin~ parcel of real estate: Tract No . 3 : Lot 457 Lower Pomeroy (Village of Middteport!1 / 20 of 37 feet S . side . as same appears .on 1he Auditor's Tu; Oup. for the Year 1947 in the name of State of Ohio. reference to which is hereby made. PARCEL NO . 3, Situated · in tho Village of Middleport , County .of Meigs ·and Stale of Ohio, and being more fully described as follows: Being Lot Number Ninety· Six 196) in Palmer' s Addition to Sheffield , now Middleport, Ohio . For further description reference is made to the recorded plat of said .Village. Said premises are located at the corner o t Fifth and Palmer Streets in said village . REFERENCE DEED: Vo· lume 288 , Pago 141 . Meigs Countv Deed Records. Also Volume 296, Page 55 . Meigs County Records , Deed PARCEL NO . 4: The fol· lowing described real estate situated in the Township, of Cheshire, County of Gallia and State of Ohio and described as follows : Being the.east one-half of Lot No. 4 in the Village of Kygerville. as shown on plat in Plat Book 2. Page 48. Gallia County Deed Records . REFERENCE DEEO: Vo· lume 238, Page 201. Galli a County Deed Rf!cords . S8iid Parcel No . 1 appraised at : $14 ,300.00 . Said Parcel No . 2 ap· praised at : $16,000.00 . Said Parcel No . 3 appraised at: S::Itf,6Ul1.00. Said Parcel No. 4 was appraised at : Deleted from sale by Order of Court. Terms of Sale: Cash . Real estate cannot be sold for less than two· thirds of the appraised value. Howard E . Frank. Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio IBI 2B; 191 4, 11 , 1 B. 25, 5tc Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY: MEIGS The following were reCeived · / prepared by the Ohio Envir onmental Protection Agency (OEPA) lost week. Box 1049. Columbus. Oh. 43288 -0149 PH . 1814) 481 -2]15 . Consult ORC Chap. 3745 and OAC Chaps. 3745-47 and 3746·, 5 for requirements . , Final approval of plans and• specifications : Tuppers Plains-Chester Wa· ter District; Sutton Twp ., Meigs County. Oh .. Effective date: Sept 9 , 1987. This final action not preceded by proposed action and is appealable to EBR . Water main extension extending along Town ship Road 122 and emergency connection to the Syracuse Water Tank from Tuppers Plairi s · Chester Water System . Final Issuance of Permit to Install ; Ohio Dept . of Transporta· tion ; District 10, Bedford Township . Meigs County, Oh io. Effective date: Sept 1 1 . 1987. Facility descfiP· tion : Wa stewater; Applica tion No . 06 -1981 . This final action not preceded bV proposed action and is appealable to EBR . Vault latrine tor COOT Roadside Rest Area tS.R. 33) . Ohio Dept . of Transports-. tion . District 10. Bedford Township, Meigs County,' Oh . Effective Date : Sept . 1 1 . 1987. FacilitY descrip· tion : Wastewater. Applies:. " tion No. 06·1982 . This final action not preceded bV pro-I P.Osed action and is appea~a. ble to EBR . Vault latrine •or ODOT Roadside Res\ Area jS .R. 33). j9) 1B. 1tc Effective dates of final ac· lion• and issuance dates of propoaed actions are stated . Final actions mav be ap· peeled. in Writing, within 30 days ol 1ho dote of this notice. to the Environmental REFERENCE DEED: Vo- Boatd ol Review, Am. 300, fume 162, Page 16, Meigo . 236 E. Town St., Columbus, Oh .. 43216. Notice of any . County Deed Re.c ords. All of right', tjtle in intereSt opp41ol ohatl bo filed w~h tho \ • • NEW HOURS: MON.·THUIS. 9:00·9:30 FRI. 9 A.M.·10 P.M.; SAT, 10-10; SUN. 10-9:30 PLATOON R so DR. MICHAEL FURLONG Hospital news TH HAM SANDWICH ALONE ............ ?......~ .................. u········ 52.35 SANDWICH TOPPED W/MASHED POTATOES & GRAVY ...... '3.30 IN 19 ~~========================~1 )" I Choict of a Het Steamy Roll ar Mamtmadt liscuit, and Ma!lwtll Mou_M(olfu or Sonka Ot<alftinattd, loth lrirhly lnwtd (A Small Drink Moy h S.bot•tultdl. CHARLIE SHEEN DINNER INCLUDES CHICKEN, BAKED BEANS AND ROLL Veterans Memorial RIBBLE CHRY lER PL YM . HALF CHICKEN ON.LY •••••••••••• ' GOES! SEPT~· .. · •••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••~. $3 • DINNER I HURRY IN NOW BEFORE ·, PLYMOUTH CARAVRLE s.,., Sent• with Moshtd Potlltotl and Homemade Gravy, Hot lutttrtd Corn, Your . •METAL FURNACE DUCT •(2)25-FT. 3/BX7X14 STEEL BEAMS •18-BAR JOIST 30 FT. LONG •USED ELECTRI.C HOT WATER HEATER. 20 Gallon •METAL DECKING. 1400 sq. ft. MIDDLEPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT Serving Begins at 11 :00 A.M•. n NEW YORKER GRIBBLE 'CHRYSLER ANNOUNCES SATURDAY, A.nnounce·s or James Rllc.1· Woody. Stewart. died Thursday a t the Arcadia Nursi ng Home in Coolville . Born July I . 1895 In Srewa n. Mr . WOody: was a son of the la te Fll'mlng and Susa n Mlneard Woody·. He work<'d as a farmer and in timber lor mos t of his life. He was a member of the Be-thany Rid~e Methodi s t Confe rence Church. . Survivors Inc lude one son. · Paul Parker Woody or McCon nel sville; three daughters , Hazel Willette of Amesville. Dorothy Norman of Marion and Patty Mayle of Culler; 16 gra nd'c hild· ren: 14 great grandchildren; one niece, lzora Johnson of Coolville; one nephew, Robert Da lion or Reedsville; sPverai grea t nieces, great nephews a nd cousins. He was preceded In dea th by his wile. Arlie Mae Walke r Woody; two sons, William Riley Wood y and Donald Eugene Woody; one daughter . Genevive Gillard; one granddaughter, Regina Wti!et.re; two brothers, three sisters, one niece. two n!'phews and one great -niece. Services will be Sunday, 1 p .m .. at White Funeral Home with Helen Coe officiating. Bur· lal will be In Stewart Ce metery. Friends may cali at the funeral home on Saturday from 7 to 9 ' HOMEBAKED HAM DINNER ................. s.4.20 A Generous Strring of Homalllktd Ham featuring OUr Own Homtmaclt t.ttm·Walnut A visita tion bv the Meigs Co unt y Pomona Grange to the Athens Pomona Grange sche· duled at the Albany Grange Hail this Sund ay has been postponed until Sunday. Oct. 4, from 2 to 4 p.m . CHICKEN .BAR-B-QUE Jam..s Wood)• CHRYSLER' LeBARON G1S SUNDAY, SEP1EMBER 20TH . · · Visitation postponed • Will meet on MONDAY, SEPT. 28 at 7:30PM at the REEDSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT for the disc:ussion of a Cable TV Franc:hise. ol!iciatlng . Buria l will be in Miles Ccmetc r\'. Fr iends may c all a t lhr funeral home from i 104 p.m . a nd 7 to 9 p.m . on saturday . Cash Back · ,---========·'==================~~ CHRYSLER .. PLYMOUTH RRIANT with Garlit lread anti a Crispy Tanlll We& Because.ol rerouting of traffic for the block pa r,ty activities in Middleport , there will be no parking on Saturday from 6 a .m . until 10 p.m . on 'North Third Avenue, ali of Garfield Street and the first block of South Third Avenue , be.t ween Mill Street and Garfield Street. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF OLIVE TOWNSHIP Charles E . Hyse ll. 76. of Rout e 4. Porneroy. died Thursday al VeteraQs Memorial Hospital. A coalmlnl'r , Mr. Hysell was born April 10. 19il in Kyger. He was a son or the lat£> Wa!trr and Mar y Scari<'s Hyse ll. Surviving a re one daughter. Bett y Romaine or Middleport ; one- son. t harl!'s 0 . Hysell o! . Florida; two gra ndc hildren; three brothers. Elmer Hysell of Harrisonville . No rma n Hyse ll of Long Bottom and Na lhan Hyse ll ol Rulland; fou r s is ters, Cora Woodard of P omeroy, Rosa Lpn· gerbonc of Columbu s, Ann Car s· well or Pomero; a nd Betty J ohn son of Middleport; two half· sisters, j..ena Napper and Bonnie Arnold; and rwo hall·brorher s. James Hysell and John Hyse ll. He was preceded l.n death by · two wives . Mary Ru sse ll Hysell a nd Susa n Je nkins Hyse ll; one Infa nt daughter : on~> brother, Lawrl'nc<>Hyscll : andonesistrr. Augu:sta Mac Hysell . Servici'S wiii lK' Sunday, 2 l AU-YOU-CAN-EAT SPAGHml DINNER ...... S3.SO All Yo• Can Ia I S......lli S..otlwol in Our Z11ty Ho,........ lp.... ttti *" !or•otl ' CABLE TV NOTICE Charles Hy8ell ( FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH Reroute traffic for event A 17-y<'ar-oid Middleport youth was perma nently committed to th~ Ohio Departme nt of Youth Servlc~s l'rlday morning when ln8klt! Mf'IP Co•nty This Week's s,ecials Cite Middleport man after wreck Youth .'ienlenced on charge Mall Subocrlpl .... The Meigs County Me n's Fel· iowship of Churches of Christ wil i meet at 7 p.m. Monday a t thP Bradford Church of Christ . A movie. " The Weight of the World" will be shown. &hool properties rechecked have been rechecked and have been round to be in th e Me igs Local District. Meigs Local Supt. Dan E . Morr is said that a recheck on the .ocation of the properUes was made aft er a Tu esday ni!(ht meeting of the Meigs Local Board of Ed ucat ion when two residents. David Mann and Paul Jones, a tt e nded the mee ting staling tllat. they understood their properties arc in the Eas ter n District. The;; sa id that 't heir children- each have two - have always a tte nded Eas tern sc hools and they wis hed the m to continue In that dis trict. Supt. Morris Indicated th at the properties are in Sa lisbury Township, a part of the Meigs Local Dis trict, but advised I he two lathers ttiey he would recheck the locations and advise them . The recheck . Supt. Morris reports . shows th a t th e two properties are in the Meigs Local Dis tri c t and as a result the lour stude nt s. by law, mu st either a tte nd Me igs Local Schools or pay tuition to att end schools of the Eastern Loca l Dis tr ict. Wl'f'k . Fellowship to meet he appeared before Meigs Count y Juven ile ,Judge Robert Buck on a cha rge of Inciting panic. . · . The youth was charged with making a bomb threat telephone. ca ll to a Meigs Local District sc hool last wee)< . He will be turned over to the Services next week when he will be taken to Columbus by Meigs .Juvenile Officer Carl Hysell. Meantime, he was released to the custody of his parents following Friday's hearings . ' On · Monday, a 13-year-ol<\ youth from the Middleport· Bra dbury area will appear before Judge Buck on the same c harge filed in conjunction with the recent rash of bomb threat calis made to the Me igs Local Schools . · E~stern Local Schoo1 District or the Meigs Local School Dis trict Nf'w YorM: . New York 10017. Dally . Teachers Assoclatloq have reached impasse and will now go to mediation. Teachers have ' been working OJ\ a o'n~ year co ntract which e-xpired Aug. 31, 1987 and the contract is beiing exl'ended on a day-to-day basis as negotiations contlnu¢. A mediator from the 'Federal Mediation and Conciliatory Services wi!i meet with teams from both groups Monday e\•ening. Meantime, representatives of the Meigs Local Board are also negotiating with a team !rom the Meigs Chapter of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees. T he contract of the non,certified employees, which was for two years, e xpired also on Aug. 31 and is extended on a day- to-day basis as attempts are made to work ·out a new contract agreement . . Teams representing the board of education a nd OAPSE met (rom 6 p.m . to 11 : 15 p.m . Weqnesda y and the next session has been set for Wedne~<lay evening. Two properties in question a s to whe ther they a re ill the Prl'Ss ln1t.>rnatlonal. Inland Dallv Prt'Ss Assoclallon and th(' Ohio N<'wsPa~r Auocla!lon . Na11onal Ad v rrtl~ln~ Rrpresrnt a ltvr. Branham N<'wspapPr Salt'S. 7l1 Third Avt>nue. Pomrroy, Ohio t-.769. The Daily Sentinei- Page-·9 • ·' t ,. - ! . �• Fnday September 18 1987 Page- 1 0-The Dally Senttnel Friday September 18 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio 36 Lot• 7 Business Services Til-COUNTY RECYCLING Now Open DAILY 10 AM 6 PM MONDAY thru SATURDAY Purchasmg all types of non ferrous scrap 53¢ Current lb Top Grade Alumonum Sheets 911Imo 985-3561 Dealer •Washe s •D shwashers SYRACUSE OHIO •Oh o Souv ners •FlO OM ADD TON S •K TCHENS BATHS •RO OF NG •G EN ERAL REMODEL NG & REPA AS REFERENC ES Phone Day Dr hen ngs •Pottery •Cement P o ducts 985 4141 ~ ' 11 - \\ t 1I REASONABLE PRICES- TRY US GENERAL CONTRACTORS mo pd 9 8 I mo OPEN FOR BUSINESS 314 £ Man St Po me oy Beh nd C ty Halt •Any Spec1al Occas on Whol esa le & Reta I 8 10 I mo pd PH 992-69$9 Roger Hysell Goroge AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR R ck Pea son Auc onee cen1ed n Oh o and Wes V g n a Et a e an que fe m qu det on sa •• 3 04 773 678 5 GET PAID o $100 00 pe 2 Pme Hou . .936 1tt Aw pertly fur niaMd 1200 .,., month C•l 114 44e 403' or 441-t6115 or Na p$ v e 949-2263 or 949-2168 Wan ed ady o coupl e lady ter gt't hou sewo k: husband for genen man enance Own o<JM and boa 9 Fo1 o a Oh o a -.. Ce R a~ m o nd o Ma v S ... 9-1 Oh o Veley T e now has Huntlf 0 100 Compu e zed a gnmttnt mach ne Now ek ng app o ns l o wh~ a gnments C_. 304 675 5332 Gal ipo 1 Fe ry For Rent 2 br Unfu niahed houae 3 b Rod nt¥ Viii... II 1275 C.H 814 .... 441 ...... 7 00 p~ DOC VAUGHN N• Wlfll H,. ,.,. KARIN FACIMT!R .. d Decorot ng (Mull on S tuatoons Wanted 9 10 1 mo d ~ocat on 45760 Mddleport Ohoa SALES & SERVICE E We Ca v F s h ng Supp POMEROY 0 CLIFTON W VA BEER & WINE Pay Your BUIINEIS PHONE 1614! 992 6SSO REI!OENCE PHONE 1614) 992 77!4 NEW LISTING - SOUTH ERN DISTRICT Wou d you en oy a 26 !64 Nashua doub ew de home w th 2 ba hs 3 bed ooms a ent a a eat n w sky ght to ma oom v ng oom athed a ce ng ga de ub o maste bed oom oca ed on app ox 22 ac es o wooded land Th s home s on y 2 mon hs o d as owne s we e I ans e ed Yoo n sh andscap ng and decks Ca o an appo n ment to see lh s one ReayN ce ASK NG $45 000 Happy Hour 5 6 pm - Drmks 50¢ VCR TAPE RENTAL W VA LOTTERY CARRY OUT 9 18 I mo CONSUMER MONITO!l SYSTEMS 441 BeehSt Mdd epo Oh 457b0 c •M• s PRI CE REDUCED - RU TIANO - Ave y nea n ce anch sty e home wlh ce nl a a ga age low ut es on and ea po h 3 bed oom a ge v g oom d n g a ea and a b g eve o Mu st see man wan 1 omove nwhh help ca e to hm " Ga po s Ca ca.., manager 6 4 361 0 16 1 Buy ng day god 1 ve co ns ngs ewe y 1 8f ngwa a od cons a ga c u eney To p p en Ed Bu htJ Be bft Shop 2nd A~o~ e M dd epo Oh 614 S2 992 3.76 *VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes N THE COMMON PL EAS CO URT OF ME GS COU NTY OH 0 PROBAT ED V SON n the Ma le of Adopt on Of Chr stophe l ee Rando ph C ASE NO 25622 NOTICE OF PUBUCAT ON TO MARK EDW N LYNCH PH 949 2860 or 949 2801 No on ha s bee n ass gned Case No 25622 n the C01nmon Pleas Cou t P obate 0 v son M e gs Cou nty Pom eroy Oh o 45769 The ObJeCt of the F"et t on KINGSBURY ROAD - Ap p ox 143 ac e ho se ba n House needs epa ba n ho se co al ee gas o hou se 3 o I and gas wei s av abe to pu chase (not p oduc ng a p esenl t me) A mne als Ask o dela s s to adopt sa d Ch stophe Lee G bb s by the Pet t o n e and d vest ng you of all pa ght You are equ red to a n swe the Pet t on w th n twentv e ght days or ObJBC t o the grant ng of t he ad o p ton w th n twenty e g h J.R.'s REPAIRS. TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation ServiCe Electrontc Organs Mobtle serv1ce ~!ASONABLE RELIABlE 8 20- 86 tfn v.w. PARTS NEW AND USED WIDE SELECTION All MAKES AND MODELS CALl 742 2315 Blllmopd RUTLAND - N ce 10 yea o d b ck anch house n a good ocat on Ove I ac e of g ound wth 3 bed ooms 2 ba hs lull basemen! large pa o equ pped k tch en rna y othe n ce ea u es MAKE OFFER $39 900 I .a DOnE tURNER TRACY RFFIE ,49 3080 e 1 bJ P. und..- Q pend n g t 700 down and ell a Oile pevmtn 1 t2800 Ca 6 4 2<15 6862 Sep c an .. p mp ng '"den Ill & commer ce t 80 pe oad ,_ on Evan1E n ' p ites Jac .. son Oh o ca 6 4 2e6 59JO 11 41686 1fn CARPENTER SERVICE Addo s and e mode ng 114 ,..6 0827 after enytime week end• 2 bed oom furnlehed. good deen condhkNI One chikf. no pet1 t 110 p• month New Heven 304 812 2411 Pomeroy Ohoa 4 5 86 c .,t 44 33 Robert E Buck Judge Court of Common Pleas Probata 0 vas o n Me gs CouMy Oh o t9 1 1 18 25 Jtc Farms for Sale Financial 7 Vrwy nice 3 bedroom 1 elect c:: epertment lerge pcwch c W wet., No pets Deposit end Yard Sale Gallipolis 1 614 843 542 5 & Vtctmty d 21 Busoness Opportunoty Ni•tncl 20 •c e a m w th 3 DR houu Hannan T ace Road G enwood WVa o mo e nfomaton ca l 304 773 6 18 " EAGLE RIDGE SMAll ENGINE CENTER SERVICE Repa rs on All Makes 23 Transaxle Repa rs Located Halfway letw .... It 1 and Boohan Professoonal Servoces Hun s Sew ng Machin e & Vac cuum Sweeps Aep• r Pa s n s ock A wo k gue anteed At ea~ona y p ces It you have ed eve ywhere e se and fa led HAS 12 00 6 00 Monday Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY Ph 949 2969 Ua8 me • BUY SELL - TRADE 8 7 1 mo v Colt 614 446 P ano tun ng lane Oanlpls 23 d Real Estale 4 Fern y 469 La iat 0 acroaa from fMg oundt Bedroom tu t Sound mov • cam•• & proJec tor mite Sept 17 • 18 8 1 If ein on beck po ch No e•lv .... MS (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Galhpohs Oh1o 45631 31 Homes for Sale Home fo Sa e by Owner Gre.nbrflll' Ett 38A b tve on2 4ect"et AC W 8 F P wat bar 2 ca 9111ge Ph Befo e 4 OOPM 114 .Ue t\009 After 4PM Ph 304 67& 3818 8 13 tin Chethlf•cornerPopuler• At 7 Uld " c ottl na bookl m•nv v-a 1 accumulat on houteho d Will help finence or and con tract 10 y old houte 3 B goodo Fri 1 340 448 3170 a. Sot 10 4 Patrol Vlllaga. 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Oh o 40701 814 193 compete t231 M•« na We terbed end fu nlture W~~t:• houte 98 Columb1.11 Rd 49 For Lease Newty remodeled charming 1 bf unfurnlthed aptl n Oalttpo 1 I 176 12215 per month Oep & Ref equ ad Ca 81ol 441 Fe rmont one owner Cal 614 281-8622 Femef• AKC Reg Boston Ter • 8 wkt old Black & wh te 11&0 Ca 614 367 7422 N1tu a get fu nece 96 000 btu 112~ Cent a a cond 2 Vz ton t1 SO both 1 260 304 773 Must ae AKC Semoyed puppy 195 Also AKC Shalt e $126 304 1711 2728 0 675 1867 Surplut Rente P1ntt Sh ts CHEAP ISB Bu dena Addn Pt Pln1ant Open Every D•v Ye• A ound 19BS Chevy Came o c. 304 676 5610 1973 Chevy Nove wide tlfes •600 Cot 614 446 4518 oher 430PM Mus1cal Instruments 6688 (K d 1 Camouf agel 1979 Mu ... ng Good eond New Pe nt 11100 neg Ca 61 4 4411 7077 A to •• very good cond lion Coronet trumpet old• modal) c.... ncluded w th each 304 Ste nlesa atetiPheutt tystemt Now c1.11tam mede to your t udl motor home o clat c cer Wtth I f•twne wa anty Muffler M1n 9 Stlmp1on Ave Athena Oh a 1 soo s•3 3767 882 3104 Frutt a. Vegetables 1978 Mercurv Montego nMN pe nt new brllkea newt res PI PS AC 361 C evetend AM FM tta eo 8860 Call 114 949 Dun ov n Fruit fa m Cider Me ose Super Gold Red • Yellow O.liciout Meclntolh and G mes epplet pellft ho ney aorgh1.1m end app e butte P ck you own g epes 2& centt e pound Week deva 9 I week lndt 9 6 Rt 881 So of A bany Phone 614 898 6298 2879 .. 114 949 2041 Two 1984 Dodge converteb et Need nto et10n 1350 to both Ce 614 992 9922 after 400pm Ye ow Fre•stone Cenn ng Peach11 Now AWLieble C.ll fo vet et et and pr c:11 n Dodge 0 plomet V 8 auto Good Cond tiOO 00 Cell 304 676 2704 BOaS MARKET 713 1721 Open 7Dava Mason 181& Dodge Daytona Turbo Z b eck leather tun roof loeded New 1 es 304 t71 5301 after I p m red silver Suppl1t>:; F.iitll 1986 Me Ct.try Lyn• s111 on wagon clun t4 100 304 & Ltvesloc' 245 6121 61 Farm Equopment U S 35 Pets for Sale Me gs County Humane Soc ety hat cat• and k ttent to adopt SpavecJ and neute ed and heel ahots Adopt on fee equered Colt 614 892 6506 or 992 3028 Reg sterad Cocker Span e pup p •• Also H melev•n It mens No chec::kt Cell 114 992 2107 Beegl• pups lor ..le 115 Reedy lo atar1 th s fel Cell 114 843 6276 W•• 614 216 8411 76 Monza 4 sp 1 977 Chev Noilt ga.,d cond *600 Ca efte 4 30' 458 1638 .. 458 172a Chrys e New Yorker t400 Ca even ngt 304 6715 1879 Be t chetnt •nd sp ocklrts to fit I mos any saw SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO Hendll"son W Ve 304 875 7421 54 Mosc Merchandose 1100 7421 WV. 304 &9 C1 than IJ Used T e Shop Ove 1 OOOtirn 1111112 13 14 16 16 16 5 8 mlt1 aut At 218 Ca 114 2&6 8261 Pr ce• good lupp Y IIJt only while PENNS WAREHOUSE WELLSTON OH 0 814 3a4 3848 89& 3926 2 me e poodle pupp " 2 mo o d eddllh co ored lui b ooded but not eglate.ed Have nat hid thott t50 00 each 304 1175 W I giVe enoneble pr ce fo 83 to 86 Toyota 4•4 p cltup Muat be c ean unabuted ow m 1.. 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Gen era Rapers 304 1715 83&7 Plumbing Heatmg CARTERS PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth end P ne Gell po s Oh o Phone 614 U6 3888 Of 614 446 4477 APPALACHIAN WOOD STOVE Wood end coe stoves fll nee•• end nsertt Brunco Athley Conto de1ed 01.1tchweat Buy se t ade 10 v s expe eince n c•penter Ca 614 698 6121 84 & Electrocal RefrtgeratJon Resident e o commarc al w ng New serv ce o epa 1 L censed e ect c an Ett mate lree R denou Elect c. 304 D a d Wate 1811 Honda CM 400 General H auhng ttteet Se v ce Poo s C s e ns Wells De ve ~ Any t me Ca 614 446 7404 No Sunday ca s billie. t42& Both very good cond Cal 114 24& 1924 yerd 3631 114 Even592 ngs 2322 or 198 1976 Ha ley Davidson Super Ql de Exctt cond Many extret cow with calf Ca Call 614 441 0031 A &: R Wate Serv ce Home c1 en welts paoli t lad Fa merly James Boys Watert Ca 304 675 6370 ttl& Honda TRX125 4 wheelers t2000 for both Weekende ce 814 992 5841 weekdeyt814 949 2182 3 year o d Appelooae gelding good r dar u1ed to people 304 671 2889 o after 4 JO I g Dekou Farm home buih on your lot t12 911 • up Ca 114 888 731 t 1981 Honda Rebel 280 exc eond low mH. .ge. 100 30..1715 5188 etter • p m 304 67& 8269 64 Hey 8o •1 Gratn 75 "'m petri•., nwr $80 An Mbc..t hev • 1 bal• on wegon Hey far bedding IOc 304-175 ttque soHd Nit 51.. tebfl. coffM leble. old• r.cliner C•ll 114- Boat• end Motor~ for Sale 1 I It ae.. 91 000 BTU fue ttove with blower IIINI 271 gellon fuel e400 f m Coli 114 388- l t dllSIIllrLIIIIIII Clto• er boat 87 Upholstery 18 It O.tvanlled boat 1rell• wtth ...., duty twea 1250 CeM 4 30 Sat 9 30 t.., 1 30 0 d & new Uphostered 614 441 2030 of uHd furnltu e NEW t.,n boot• 1 000 piton tull on tenk above 1111 VW golf 2 dt I op oo. .,.... ceven •200 Call You cheated on your Ethics 101 llnal? 11 It tri hou II HP tm fm ld6oc. . 11 OOOmMea uo Cond 304 17~ &321 2 motort. R • M Custom Co ches end Reupho atery St~.;.At 7 Crown C y Oh 81' 2r!illi -1470 Eve 71 Auto s For Sale ar blloW ground uet ttone und g avel f II sewdust 30• 676 3 90 Ira • Alldnte1000torell Cell 614 388-9878 Herballf• Call 814 441 2200 445 3131 114 441-7021 Dump 0179 381 1111 "' 381 n11 Of WOIIdlaato Ul lo up. tlloot • ooh lool Cotllt4 441'3119 Uncondldonal lifet. me gue an bike. ow mtleegt. elec tten 15&0 1979HondaXR260 dirt e683 t30 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 1983 Honda V 41 Entercepto 11600 Colt 614 446 8781 wringer welh• e compllle Une w.. Home Improvements 85 Dey aak fo Cll vinyellike MW $71 Alev Octa USED ledt drH ...t bedroom .~..~ tes e111 $211 Otaki 81 Kawank 200 3 wheel• t900 o best offer E•c:e cond Cal 1984 Hondo TRX200 8 ••• studed couch b own ot•tlnu- •• 8 Serv1ces 614 446 7026 614-379 2128 Ml~rGildlllltst~ SWAN AUCTION lo FURNITURE 62 01 ve It Oe.lpolit NEW I pc wood aroup- Uti 6 00 676 1786 441 4425 1i1 Household Goods Motorcycles Du oc Boars B ed u tt ke the boa 1 we t . .ted at the Oh o ft commercial IPICI tor off cet or retailing Co n., of 2nd & P na Call 614 441 2321 9pm Jeep Wagoneer 4 whee d rve V 8 atllnd ena ee good cond 1800 304 576 2704 buy ng Chero fit; 1978 Ster C eft fold down camper 304 896 3682 after D W 1977Dodgeputengtrilllln v 8 ec pt pb cru11e Need• wo k ca 614 «e 7026 675 74 J•:::::::::::J~6~3~6~1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,~ P etttc cistern stat• epprovld plutic nptlc enb pi• c J culvarta mlta cutverte RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jack •on Oh 114 211 1930 Vans 8o 4 73 SIDERS EQUII!MENT CO Henderson 14 ft Bee L ne stove ehtc ref Sleep1 t x 304 982 3104 & Homollte end Jon sered S•v ce & Supp ea 63 Ont parrott cockta can•rv end 2 female Norweg~en pups 304 197& 21 ft C ••• A W nnebego 48 906actu• m "&newt •• o down Ia ge awn ng ac ro down tv antenna orgtn el car P81 ng SleeP.t8 E11celcond ke new t10 500 Call 614 «I 3581 82 2986 2231 Shatta C.mper Exce cond 1900 Cel 614 256 6459 895 3802 1978 62 Wanted to Buy 5 full blooded hag e pupa 7 wkt old t10 each 304 675 79 Motors Homes 8o Campers Rot-v o cable too d lllng Mot wei 1 c::ompiMed sam•dav Pump 1111les and •ervtce 304 990 Dev d 8 own 54 hp d etel tracto OW hou I LOCI ly owned w11h 8 ft b1.11h hog t3560 Call 114 285 8&22 Now St ut1 1119 95 pa nstelled Mot models MufHer Man 9 St mpson Ave Athen s Oh o Fetty Tree T mm na ttump remova Ca I 304 676 1331 V 8 good cond t800 30487& 1131 eg tte eel Ge mtn Sh• phii!M'd pupp 81 6 WHkJ Old 6 fem• es aas each 2 me et •160 ooch 304 812 2077 Auto Repaor 1982 Buck 34 000 miles 675 4480 M•eev Fe guson New Holland Buth Hog Sal• • Serv ce Over 40 uaed tractors to chaou from • c:omp eta I ne of new 6 uMd equ pment La g•t ~ectlon en S E Oho t981 Orav•ly tnow plow mower deck otarv pow cult Ylltor 304 773 5011 AKC 77 2454 Jeck1on Oh o AKC Beegl• 2 mete 2 female o d 150 2 mete 1 ye• o d Runn ng 175 61• 986 4143 ahe II p m e wks uuck tappa 675-4480 CROSS 1o SONS t&OOuch 57 F berg 111 ova wh r pool bath tubs almond 72 long 38 deep 22 h gh Comp ete w th pump end p umbing Reg 11896 now 189& on y a few &8 Wood bu n ng f ep ace ttova I 39 96 each o 3 lo Cell t an.. .,. 96 7191 •aoo 1980 Chev~ Mon1e 614 992 6382 R1111dy m " cone ate end 1 concrete aupp " C1 I us V .. fill 8 ook Cement and Suppli .. 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CaiJ 114 448 Coli 614 H2 &517 "' 814 . .21732 Home Area 2S Years FREE ESTIMATES Colll14 248 letl 7025 LOST G ey Me e Wetma anii!M' Dog n En o a •• Ch ds p e Cal 61' U6 4'96 1n dop ated becklll' UIS 00 sq Only 40 4 IC8 severe pane nt t4 96 tq Sof• •nd chaita p ced from 1395 to 1995 Tebl• t60 •nd up to 112& Hlcl•• a...ta 1390 to II II Aeel nera I 221 to *37& lampe 128 to I 1 25 0 nenH 11 09 1nd up to t495 Wood table w I ah•n t215 to 1795 O.tk t100 up to 137& Hutchte 1400 end up Buunk b~• comp ate w mett esiH t295 and up to 1311 Baby bedt t110 Matt ..,.. o boxsprngs tuM Ot twin til f rm 178 end Ou..n seta •221 King 1310 • dr.-. cheat Ill Gun clbtntte I gun a•• Of' elec:t () ange •371 . laby men ....., 131 6 145 ltd f emea UO UO a K ng frame 150 Good •.taction of bldroorn tllittt mala c111bineta heMiboarch t30 and up to UaH relnt Help Wanted Lost and Found drven refr a••tort angel lk•gge App enc.. Upp• River Rd b•id• S one C ett Motel 114 441 7398 W•htrt 21 carpet efrig end ttove 16, 3d Avt 12110 a mo pu t 42 Mobile Home• for Rent v,.. V C YOUNG Ill Worked Fu n thad •Pt nt~~~t to bttry On• p of ..StOnel edutt only 'e Ill ng Ca 1,4 441 0331 Furn lhed epat'lment l rooms & be h elate IO W ..h n1ton Schoo Cal 3~ 871 2tt0 ceble eva labfa AC Nt in Kaneuga. FMtlft Mobtle Homt Pa lc CeM H ng Gove nmen o bs t15000U8000 602 838 888 5 Ell 606 Cately ic convt tlrS on y til 9& Most modMa lntte I• tlon a so ave ·~• MuM. Man 9 St mpson Ave Athen1 Ohio 8 Bath panels t eboa d 4 xB Embosted and smo01h t4 99 to t12 II 9- Wood end masonite panel ng GOOD USEO APPUANCES 0322 44t 7172 henlnge441 1110 Fumlshed 21R Con 1 e w o k P umb ng and e et c:a WOk fF ee Est ma es} 9'12 621S or 992 , , . 441 1819 Oak Wood au Sat 11• 441 1191 127 3rd Avt Gall po t OH •ea 112 3202 T eM• for rertt or u • Roo t ng and gu ter wo k 07& 1104 J com 1.1nfu n abed t110 • month In chy Ca Dey• 114 AI elec. 2 br mobMe home for '"t Advlte only No pett' Call 6 Of' Awl Mia Oct 1at New Heven wry c-leen 2 br houM Oepwh and A•t.,enoe aoquirtid No Pet• 1271 00 month. 3M · - Coltlt4 441 43610< 304-175 1700 YOUNG'S C.tl 304 671 7738 Apia Upete'rt fu o thed 2 oome • Nth Clean No pett 0ep • Ref required UtiUt ea Pill d Ca I 2 A 3 br mobil• hOm• Cell F ee o good home 6 w eek o d puppies W II be sma dog1 30. 675 6009 2 lA epte 6 eloa.. s kitchen appl fu n shed Wt~her o,.,., ttook up ww c:wpWt newtv pain1ed daoll Regency Inc 2 ~Ed oomhouM newtvrectone. New blllh. n.w It u:hM For rMI •• of Oct 1 1 month ent 1 ITMM'th teeuffty requked Cell 11• 192 1517 betWeen 9 00 end I .00 C.l 8,, ... e 014-4461102 voa of se v ce n Me U•·Gall a Mil ton c oun es 614 742 992 6 '1 949 1660 991 1691 1 Ollf.l St:t vt~es At Reasonable Pnus 614 843 5248 PR CE RE DUCED $47 500 ff.NAT [ CU AND EAN rRU55lll fmploymcnl c. pe Count~ App ance Inc Good used eppl 1nc.. and TV 1111 Open SAM to &PM Mon th u lAYNE S FURNITUR& Co 614 441 4762 0508 on we s days after th e ast publ ca t onofth snotce whchw be publ s hed on ce each week fo th ee consecut ve week s The ast pub teat on w II be made on the25thday of September 1987 and the twenty e ght days w I commence on thlt date In case of failu e to answer o Sunday Cafu 304 675 2123 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES 3 II tfn HERE IT lSI You home n he ount y ove 21ac eso g ound p us a 2 s o y a m house w th 3 bed oom ce a ga den a ea shed and woodb u ne lo e1 t a hea WANT $29 500 Yo u a e he eby not fe d that you have bee named as putat ve fathe o f Ch s tophe Lee G bbs Trn s ac Budt Free Est1mates On e med um 1 ze dog ho se Day or Noght NO SUNDAY CALLS t1a3oo 2bd 121100 Aeo --.uh'ed a 1200 00 eecu 1ty depott CONTACT J111cban Estates Dept Ph 441 3187 Equa Ho"• na Opportunrt~ 1771 2 t 1 d oom houu clo•e to scttooll In H.w Haven 1160 00 mor.th Plut ~l h l04 liZ 2113 8 24 1 mo PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 51 Household Goods Apartment for Rent Awe Iebei Oct 11 1 lr apt n. . H MC 1 eduh No pet a Ref end dep equWM 1221 • month .. 304 671 2128 Mobola Homes for Sale (6141 997 57S1 BISSELL BUILDERS 44 2 a.r houN 1200 Pfl' month llef•enct equltN Camp Con 39!04 I odbu lid !760 • $38 500 SYRACUSE - Remade ed wo slo y hom e In ude 3 4 bed ooms ba hs basemen ga age a d and ode ba o app 01 rna ey I ac e o g ound PR CEO TO SELL Al $39900 H Phone B lis Here 992 2259 WV 0 dftt' 12 66 M at) "' Home 168 North St<ond JUNCTION pe h 0 gh Fog esong Rd Meson Cl 304 773 5011 18 Wanted to Do ALL PLUMBING & HEAliNG r 3 oomt and bath unfu niahed cottllfe El~ric aM wat., p.td 4 Wht• Aw o ae ~ IN a Oll Houle 3,5ac2bt ltltiddtporl Olo Ce t f ed l censed Shop '-----------..,.-----------1 I oom hou.. We lot em ttete Nehwt't' electr cheat Re~• bit rtnt C.R 11• 445 0974 I Wooden P1 ets on f 1 coma F at te ve bet s nqu e n peson at Ga l poll Oa y T b une Otf ce 825 Th d A~o~e Ga po 1 ~Lice I IIIII •t~ot I Q« truth" Cofl 114 441 Hit 614-0284 12 Goveaway t houH wittl t•eae One m le o ..t 218oHRt '7 Acceptt.nechild t200 a month ...... dep • II Lt lr tltg nrr \'\ r r / \lot r I5 "But, Your Honor, I'd be "'2- Ab b 1 d ng or p•nel ng ntihed 7 18x4 14 95 lymg tf I swore to tell the pref pc 26pc up1315 3- Aium num s dmg with nsu unfum shed 12a State Bt \11 ot double Actutls w.th 1 chUd acceptebla ,._. end ltc d"' -..1 td CaN 9 18 87 RAILROAD 2 BR 2 ~tams. I 2&0 per month Dep r.quwecl BroollhM Len• Col 614 448 4222 botw""' 304 882 2069 1 - Mason te p mad • d nu 7 1& x8 x18 ho zon•l lap t26 60 sq or 21 1q n $16 00 s.-... '-' "'"',...,. .. _ 1 and 2 bedroom •P•nrnents fo ant Bet c tnt tv 1 bdr l 10 8 tfc 4 11 87 tfn .. 441 1243 e W ite ACE wv LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleanong Paontong FREE ESTIMATES A l:rtl CALL 992 6756 New 448 7026 LEASE AVA LAILE c• 992-3410 NEW- REPAIR 4 BODY SHOP 6 17 lie r Pubhc Sale & Auctoon NEfibE1> Jt8 VtJtY n ce. 3 br hoYte N ce Mllghbolila ad ac fU ,... diehwuht atove at ig wasfW furniehed CaH 114 1 m houaewnh beth App 0111 3 ac ea of lend Also •PP 011 75 ecres v•cen end oc•td about 1 m e f om P• t ot Ca 614 someone who w GEARY Real Estate General ~" 8104 0 17& 7731 FREE ESTIMATES ROOFING 55 Buoldlng Supplies 4 BR houM on 1 acre E;.c:et octtton Ref C. A 1 Aell Eetttl lrok• C. I 304 175 Let Us fence 'tou In Auto Pert• a. Acce110ne1 r 614 441 9471 oft• & 00 PM weekdeya Cal 614 992 7487 448-1244 8 45 eel ber Oh o 175t h Com memmettve p stol 1500 Cell Ch1nne M1ttet S1t~Ute with remote cont o t11 00 K•n wood Cesattte c• stereo t1 00 114 441 0331 RES DENT AL COMMER C A 78 M ¥ed htrd wood • ebl 112 p• bund e Contllllnlng IPPI'OJII: 1 Y, ton FOB Oh o Pellet Co Pomeroy Oh o 814 992 M61 Hou1e1 for Rant Nl_., furnlehed small house Adult• onty Aeflftncn equlted Off llrMC park ng Ph Announcements Repa rt NIASE Certified Meehan c 992 3537 Also Transm1ssron PH 992 5682 or 992-7121 t 41 FENCE COMPANY Wr1tesel •u• o Gal pol s o Me eervle Cal ACCENT L 2030 4 BR houM for r.m 3 m so of Gallipolis 1300 a month plua dep Rtf eqwlred Cal 114 446 1115 Aft• S 00 PM cell DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALLI 814 1138 614 266 6200 Milldleport-992 tl c CI A C Serv ce AI MaJO & M nor SSO PAGE STR!!T MIDDLIPORT OHIO Rt 124 Pomeroy Ohoo manded n the Pet ton dated •Drye s •Fraezers PARTS and SERVICE 45 F ewood Stock up fo w nte t30 1 p ok "P dei ...... 4Nt Ca I Ed KIT N CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright t 800 843 3767 LaSALLE GALLERY SYRACUSE OHIO Mo s t Fore gn and Do mest c Veh cles 9 18 1 mo otherw se espond as e qulred by the Oh o Autos of C v P ocedure JUdgment by defau t w II be ende ed aga nst you and the Petit on granted tor the re ef de •Ranges 54 M1sc Marchand••• ~~~lll.ds most complete I na ol VAUGHNS AUTO & DIESEL SERVICE •Famtly Reun on 'f Uke new me ntenance f •• b anch tu ty ca p ...d 115 rn n The Dally Sentinei- P.age-11 Oluo 54 MotiC Merchandose Get heeler with b ower I 25 Used efrig Good to b..em•t or ga 120 Call 614 441 304-&76 2313 Wedd ,Q Flowers •nd Accessortes n th 1 are1 •Ref garators Howard 992 2196 M ddleport Ohoo 1 13 tic •Baby Shower Appo ntm en t Call 614) 992 7204 3040 5 17A PAT HILL FORD •Wed dong •Parents Ann versary Open 1 0 A M t o 4 P M Mo n th u F o by rental All M•ku •Chold s Borthday Party Collectors Items Costume Jewelry Aclton Toys Musocal Toys & Tr nket Boxes t SERVICE Sept 18 19 OnEag eR dgeRd Tu n off Rt 7 et M e gt Memor al Ga den1 go 8 m "on Co 32 A k nda of d shea o amp s fu n u e Loti of ema CaH 614 949 2626 Pomeroy- Middleport ot 614 448 3978 1 ~ IC kit on Jerry• Run Ad ADJ)Ie Grove wh:h rural we1er 3 b buement elect c wood heat app c.,c .. o••SJ• Appra ted .c te4 ooo s •• t49 900 c.u 814 ... 8 60540 We can repa1r and re core radtators and heater cores We can also ac1d bo1l and rod out radtators We also repatr Gas Tanks HAVE A VIDEO TAPE MADE ANN S Goff Shop & Toy Store '1':: 379 2676 RADIATOR SERVICE •Mus c Boxes •Cand es •Wooden G fts •P ctu es HOUlft)lj BOW & WRUTH MAKING JANEl ¥INDY Ml)llljG COHSII.TANT YYONIII SUllY Br del Reg•stry and 8 24 87 1 mo JO'S GIFT SHOP •HOME DU LD NG l~IIIY RUSS MOORE 992 2526 Ra Op._ For B•sl•eu CHESTER OHIO 8 20 Auohoroz141 John Detro New Hollan~ Bush Hog Farm Equ pmont IASICET WEAVING and STENCiliNG CLASSES Sunday pm 7 pm By Chance or Appo ntmtnt lb LAFF A DAY 2117t HOURS Tue Wed. F 11 am to 7 p m Alumonum Cans MARCUM CONTRACTING APPLIANCE KEN'S 112 4 East Moon St Pomeroy 40¢ tb a. Acreage Home• for s.Je lurwyed end MiiWal 37 711 ec ea C.ll 114 Mtddleport 8t Vtcmtty SIGN UP NOW FOR ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Rtver1ne Antiques #1 Copper 34¢ U S RT SO EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO 1386tfc 31 Pomeroy (CUT OUI FOR FUTURE USE) Farm Eqd1pment Parts & Ser.,lce Lo<oted at Corner of Rt 143 and Rt 7 Pomeroy Help Wanted R - 024 1100 to 020 000 BOGGS SALES & SERVICE Yard Sale 11 ' ~tcory em 1m c•Hitt. eeceuori-. river new beftert rudy u 100 304 171 1411 814 446 3438 Opon doily 8 to ·--'------ Mow ev • Upho tt8fing •ennng If countveree22veart Th1bnt n fu n®re uphatat•lng Cell 304 171 4114 to free tetmattt i 1 • l I �• Page. 12-Tha Daily Sentinel Beat of th~ bend· ,. Watch that traffic... edition of t he Times-Sentin el. Windon cor rectly ldentl!led th at farm as that of Dayton Spe ncer. There were nine correct e n tries so the wi nner was selec ted by lottery . By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer If you are a trave ler on Hill Road In Letart Town s hip please note that the road will be closed to· traffic both on Saturday and Sunday this week. If you need a ny Information on the closing, ca ll Joyce While a t 247-3125. The 1987 Meigs Mar aude r Yearbook has ar rived and seniors ca n pick up their copies at Meigs Hi gh School Monday between 8 a.m. a nd 8: 45 a. m . Incidentally, you ar e to take your pay me nt receipt In order to clai m yoour ,copy. Geez! Christmas Is coming on ear\ler tha t I thought. Th e Rutland E m e rge n cy squad has changed Its Chr istmas bazaar da te from Nov. 14 to Nov. 1-- that will be at the civic c~n ter in Rutland. In Syra cuse, J o' s Gift Shop has been moved to a nearby local ion. It was r ight along the road and there was a miniatu re little red barn closeby. A new hom e has been constructed near the location and the s hop Is now oper a ted in the downstairs of the house. Hpurs are 10 a. m . to 6 p.m ., Monday through F r iday, Friday, September 18, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio A local young m a n will be returning home Thursday to condu ct a seminar In Middleport. He is Kev in E. Smith, gna ndson of Mr. a nd Mrs. Albert Roush Bally Run Road, a nd is ~ fina ncial planner with IDS. Kevin will be at the old Am er ican Legion Hall in Middlepar t a t 7: 30 p.m . to conduct his semina r which Is free of charge. Points to be s tressed a re building wealth in the current economy, cutting taxes. reducing the risk of inves ting a nd getting you r hands on money you didn't realize you had. I'm sure Kevin will we lcome Jerry and Elle Pomeroy n Rought home have ~-;::=========:;-~ returned to their from a vlslt In Savannah, Ga ., LEGAL NOTICE where they were guests of the ir daughter and son-in -law. Ste fi e TI>.e Public Utlllttee Comand Wesley Barne tt and c hildmieeion of Ohio has set for publlc hoaring Case ren, Wes ley, Jr .. a nd Gerald . . No. 87-102-EL-EFC, to Wesley . is stationed at nea rby review the fuel procureFort Stewart· with the U. S. ment practices &nd Army: The Roughts were en joy pollc!es or Columbus &nd ing a vacation away from the ir Southern Ohio Electr!o duties in Pomeroy VIll age--J err y Company, the operation Is pallce chief a nd Ellen Is a of its Electric Fuel Com· pallce dis patche r . ponent, and related mat. - ---ters. This hearing 1e scheduled to · begin at Beryl Wilson, Rout e 1. Re eds10:00 a .m . on September ville. Is the winner of the mys ter y 21, 1987 at the o!Ucee or farm contest in th e Sept . 13 tho Publlc Ut111ttee Comm1Beion, 180 East Broad The East ern Local School Street, Cclum bus. Ohio 43286-0673. Dis trict lunch me nu for.the week of Sept. 21 will be : !ill interested parties Monday: . hot dog, sa uce, will be given an opporfrench fries, peac hes , milk. tunity to be heard . FurTuesday: grilled c heese sa nd· ther information may b8 wich, peas, cherry crisp. milk. obt&ined by con!A<Jttng Wedn esday: mea tloaf. br ead , the Commission. butter. rriashed potat oes and THE PUBLIC UTILITIES gravy. ice julcee. milk. COMMISSION OF OHIO · Thursday: ham patt y, ba ked By : N&ncy L. Wolpe, beans, pears. cookie, m ilk. Beoroto.ry · Friday; pizza bread, corn, pineapple. milk. Eastern menu set all of his friends to the seminar. If you won' t wa nt to cook Saturday. m embers of the Word of l:.ife Chu rch In Burli ngham w\11 be hold a spaghetti dinner from 2 to 8 p.m. tomorrow. Dinner Is s!;l.50 for ad ul1 s and $1. 75 for children. Dinners Inc lude spaghetti. salad. garlic bread, pie a nd a beverage. Footballs flying through the a ir; it's Friday night a nd you'll be there--smiling, of course. Layette shower given in Meigs Homecoming set .. A layette s hower honoring Sending gift s were Dorothy TammYWeber was held recenlly l'!eutzllng.- P a m Crow, Marg~ at the Middlepor t First Baptist Barr. Darla Thomas. Sue Im Churc h by the Cornerstone Class. . baden . J erry Pulle n, Ma ry We bsAtt ending were her mother-In- ter , Lillie Hubbard, Wanda a nd law, Marga ret We ber, Betty Ad a m Sha n k, Mar y Bet h De nny, Freda E dwards, June Br ewer, Elizabeth Sear les, Nora Kloes, Edn a Wilson , Mar yu Jordan, · Dorothy Anthony, a nd Brewer, Caroly n Davis, Chris Qulda Chase. Rouse, F ran Parker , Linda Johnso n, Lillia n Dem osky, Gle nna Riebel, Pam Riebel. Sharon Hawley, Cathy Riggs . Louise Thompson, Ja nice Daniels, Jean Thomas . Susie Hec k, and d a ughter , J ennife r . The Mount )'Ier man Chu rch; Texas community, hom ecoming will be held Sund ay with ~ fe llowship dinner at noon. The afternoon program will begin a t l : 30 p.m. with the Rev. Ver no ~ Eldr id ge as speaker. Singers for the eve n t wi ll be King'.§ Fellowship. . ·; • r------ Sunday Bowhunters stress safety - Page·B.. I "The Rewards of Financial Planning" You should attend this seminar if you are interested in learning way. to help you: • build wealth in the current KEVIN E. SMITH Personai Flnanciai"'Pianoer 1'his seminar also looks at the relationship between the economy, investments. fin ancial planning and diSCU86es the advantage& r:i managed ver8us direct inv8sting. Come 7b Thjf S eminar. Diseowr Why You Don't Haue. 1b Gill<! Up The Good Life 1bdoy 1b Have The Good Lift 1bmorrow THURSDAY, SEPT. 24 7 :30P. M . OLD AMERICAN LEGION HALL Middleport. Ohio YOU WILl NOT FIND AN EQUAL QUAUTY STOVE AT THESE SAVINGS ANYWHEIE (Guaranteed) 1 -488-9727 Makl' Your . Today : Seating Is Limited -Reser vation s 40°/o 01 MORE AS LOW AS $399 WHOLE HOUSE FURNACE $799 CALL "We Make 'etn Here" FACTOIY WAIJHOUSE OLD TIME HEATING 701 2ND AYE. GAWPOUS· (() 1987 IDS F•nanrial Cof110r11uon 10 A.M. · phase of the road c onstrudion involve s pre paring ALMOST OONI<; - Kenneth Robison, With hand shovel, .smooth.• out some dirt . around I he . the ground lor seeding and planting or grass, which will come late r. Worke rs should have the telephone pole ju ~ l north of the Smith Buic k$$-plus million proj ect · completed by October . Pontiac lot on Ea.<lern th •enue Thursday, a.~ fe llow worker Bob Tasse n s pre ads more dirt (Photo II!' G. Spen cer Os borne ) alonr; the rlv er.ld e curb of E aste rn Avenue. This TO 5 P.M. All righ t.t rHerveci. RGC-CC opens scholarship fun~ . endowptent campaign WE'RE HAVING 4 GIG41VTIC ... . 2 OAYS ONLY Friday & Saturdav 1987 CADILLAC ALL 1987 OLDSMOBILE$ SEDAN DMUE Sold At $19,500.00 DEALERS COST!! YEAR END CLEARANCE! Special Hours Fri. & Sat. ·-8a.m. To -8 .p.m. · 4 Mo. • DouWe fcktory '· JIM COBB: .... .' *Che~tolet *0/dtmobi/e *Cadillac ..... Ff'!i91t '' 308 EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO 614-992-6614 .. _ _.;.......,.._ _ _....__ _ _ ,.._ ' . '· _ n .,. ..,._ _ " _ 9 Section&, 56 Page& A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper . . re lyin g on the " help of a lumni. RJO GRANDE - A S3 mllll'on businesses. foun dations a nd fund dri ve by Rio Gran de Co llege friPnds to contlnuf! th e car ing and Co mmunityColl ege toe ndow tra dit io n o f Ri o Ora nde Co llege," sc hol arships th at wil l " ma ke a difference In the lives of the Hayes said . ''Thi s Is the public beg inn ing of people who will be t he fu tu re of southe as tern Ohio" wa s offi- a $.1 milli on sc holars hip end owment fund dr ive tha t will make a c ia lly ope ned at a lu ncheon d iff erence In the lives of the •~aturd ay . peo ple who will be th e lu ture or RPc \pl ents of the newly· eas ter n Oh io," Ha yes sa id. so uth c reated Atwood Scholarships Ri chard H . Owens, vice pres ia wa rded by the college were Int r oduced to the Ri o Gra nde· de nt for dev'e lopment at Ri o College Boar d or Tr ustees du ri ng Gra nd e, recog nized r ecipients of th e Atwood Sc hola rs hips. Those the luncheo n. . Or. Paul C. Hayes. preside nt of reci pients a tt e nding the lun· Ri o G ra nde College a nd Com· c heon were Int roduced to the munlt y Co llege. sa id th e endow - board a nd guests . "This coll ege means a grea t me nt lund dr ive Is part o f tne co ll ege's commi tment to crea t· dea l. a nd these sc hola rships ln g addit io na l ed uca tiona l oppar· mea n a great dea l to these t unlty to area st udents th roug h s tudents ," Owens sa id. Steph a n ie Beele r , a n Atwood the addition of st ude nt fin a nc ia l scholar from Chillicothe who assistance. Creation or the endow me nt . · spa ke on beha lf of the othe r Hayes said. will give e ncouragc- reci pient s, said the sc holars hip allowed he r a nd he r pa rents to me nt to stud ent s to continue with a co llege edu ca tion. S uc h s tu - rea lize the ir s hared goal or he r dent s would ne t have co nsi dered att ending a " fine. pri va te lns titu · tlon." She hailed the efforts of college beca use of limited fund s. he added. Ha yes said tha t cur- her high school counse lor and t.he re ntl y, th ree or every four Ri o co llege admiss ions s ta ff in help· Grande stude nts require finan- lng her obt a in the sc hola rship. " When I wa s a wa rded the cial a ld . · Contrlbullons or $1.64 million AtWood, th ey (Rio Grande a dha vP already bee n committed to minis tr ati on ) we re a s thrilled as the schola rs hip dri ve. co llege I was." Beeler said. " I kn ew tha t offic ia ls sa id . T he coll ege will be the people a t Rio cared about me and l was m a~ lng an exce ll ent c hoice.· · Othe r Atwood sc holar s a tte nd· ing the lun cheon we re Ter i Jones of He mlock. Bonnie Skidmore of (Continued o n A·61 By NANCY YOA CHAM Times-Sentinel Staff SY RACUSE - Volunteers at Ca rle ton Sc hool-Me igs Industries are consid ered a vita l link to the co mmunit y, as we ll as an impor ta nt ass~t to the operat io n or the facilit y's progr a ms a nd se rvices lor the mentally ha nd\ · capped. And although the facilit y a lrea dy has several volunteers. more a r e a lways needed. Ka thy Lu ebbert. Ca rleton's director of edu ca tion, coo rd ina tes volunt ee r services. lt 's her opinion that volunt eers prov ide the hi ghest form of service po~s lble to the sc hool because "t hey work beca use they care," not for pay or sta tu s. Last year alon e, Car let on volunteers. co mIn g from a ll parts of Me igs Cou nty . logged 682 hours of service. Susa n Burgess o! Syracuse. who's s tartin g her th ird year as a voluin eer. says her hours :; pent · at Ca r leton have bee n very rewarding. "I really en joy it ... s he says." and the children are so excited about lear nin g - they wa nt to learn." Burgess says It' s a p\easurc to watc h the ex pressions on faces of st ude nts as th e~ · gr as p new ideas. a nd admit s that it 's Pasy to ma ke friends with a nd bcc·ome attac hed to st ude nt s. Bu,t the work of voluntee" \s not only rewarding. It's a lso much a pprecia ted by teacher s. Because a volunt eer In a class· room s ituation means a n extra pair of hands is availabl e when needed. Ass is ta nce from a voluntee r makes It possi ble for a teache r to prov ide additiona l one-on-one Inst r uction and indi- vi du a li z e c l ass r oo m re la tionships. Actu a l wor k don<' by volun· ATWOOD SCHOLAR - Ste· plumle Beeler, a r!'clplent of the Atwood Scholarship at Rio Grande College and Cclmmunlly College, told the college board of trustees Saturday that the s cholarship ha.• made possible he r attending Rio Grande. FOSTER GRANDMOTHER Middleport . resident Betty Templeton has been a volunteer at Carleton Schooi·Melgs Industries for about one year, receiving some pay for her services through the federally funded Foster Grandparent Program . Here s he assis ts Me igs Industries' worker Roger Lance . Templeton s ays s he muc h en.ioys her time spent at the Syracuse facility.. In a pr imary cl assroom. or in the sc hool's m ai n offi ce. leer s c~ n vary . Volunt eers mi ght volunteer sc hedu les . ma y . And hel p a c hild learn to mold clay or vary g rea l!y, with some people cut with scissors. 10 recognize wor king a set number or da ys and numbe rs and lett ers a nd words. to use a fork or spaon, to drin k hours eac h week. while other s ·rrom a straw or get a dr ink from work just per iodica lly as the ir a wa ter fount ai n. A volunt eer own time permit s, maybe eve n just on spec ial occas ions, s uc h as might sit with a c hild who is working a t a comput er keyboa rd field trips. For indivi du a ls with athletic or teachin g machine. or ass ist on interes ts a nd tim c to spa re, the a bus route. And somet imes a Spec ia l Olympics progra m a nd volunteer mi ght provid e a la p to the sc hool' s basketball progra m sit on or a shoulde r to lea n on for a are other areas where volunteer child that needs a n ex tra bit of he lp would be of great ser vice. attention a nd ca ring. Anyone wishing to volunteer a t "1 just do wha t I'm to ld and go wher e I'm needed .'-' says Bur- Carle ton should contact Lu ebber t a t the sc hool. First timc gess good naturedly. volunt eers a:e required to partie· But If a volunteer would prefer ass is tin g with just one aspect of \pat e In an orie nt ation program the school' s various progr ams . where they will be familia rized with school ope rations. During that ca n be arranged also, says or ier ta tlon, volunteers will obLee Wedemeyer. Ca rleton super se rve the different areas of the Inte nd e nt. Some volunteers m ay fac ility. Wedemeyer says. a nd choose to wor k In many areas. then based upan their own while others choose to work just desires. w ill be pa ired up with th e needs or the s ta ff . They will also rece ive ins tr uction in behavior management and basic teac hing skills, a nd information regarding confidentialit y and the his tory of services to people with mental retardation. in some cases. volunt eers might be e ligible for enrollment in the federally !ullde.d Fos ter Grandpa rent Progra m, in which case they would r eceive some pay ment fo r the ir serv i ~es a t the school. And in the past . some volur.teer s have eventually been hired as fulltlm e teac he rs' aides, a'!· thou gh notes We de meyer, there is never a gua rantee of full time employm ent . But most volunteer s a r e n' t lookin g for fulltime wo rk a nyway . Th ey're looking for personal satis fac tion from va luable work we ll done. Area man compiles book ·on Indians .,2,00000 Off AU. S· l o B\.A'1lRS TRUCKS $9,99900 • RebateS Full Size 112 Ton me Vital link needed at Carleton School SAVE STOVES HOLDS YOUR STOVE TILL COLD WEATHER • Volunteers: Burns Wood or Coal ' sso Variable cloudiness Sunday . 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Yet , Preside nt John F . Ke nnedy called them "the least under · stood a nd most m isunderstood Americans of us all. " American Indians defy any single des cription. At leas t 600 different tribes once occupied this nation, sharing no common language and few common customs. But a s a whole , their uncommon history Is the histo ry of all Americans . To this day th e national consclence is still affected by white mans' treatment of American Indians during the country's westward expansion. For this reason alone , lt would s eem the history and cultures of AmeriCan Indians should be studied, remembered and appreciated. · It was Kennedy's belief thai such study should be a "basic requirement" In our public hools scNeve~theless, II Is not an educational requirement. Students graduate !ro·m high school with a limited knowledge of famou s Individual Indians. a nd a vague perception of Indian s who may have Inhabit ed their partieula rreg lonorstat e. They know very little about American Indian people colleclively; peOple whose culture our fore fa the rs depended upan In ltlaily to s urvive and from which borrowed many Id eas. Although na tiona l leader s have long recognized the his toric contributions of the American Ind ians as lmparta nt , students are not required to learn of these contributions be cause as yet. a . cot;nprehenslve te xt on Indians does not exist. To this end, the writing of a 53-volume series on NorthAm erlcan Indians Is underway by numerous authors tllToughout the country. some Indians themselves, and Is being edited by Dr. Frank W. Porter Ill, of Letart Falls . , Porter, a Pomeroy Highgraduate, an anthropologist and teacher, with degrees from . the University of Maryland Is dlrector of the Ch~lsea Hou~ . Foundalion for American Indian Studies , a non-profit organization funded by Che lsea House Publishers, : New York City. In exis tence for ove r a year, the F oundation. Is Involved in seve r a l research proj e ct s and publishin g ventures. The serie s, a major under ta klng by_the Foundation, Is comprlsed of four topical ~olumes and the r est tribal hlston es. The ser ies Is qlrected for use at the secondary level In public schools and for young adults. TWo volumes, one on the Nanticoke people of Maryland , written by Pr. Porter, and the other on the Potawatoml people of the Great Lakes area, are alre ady finished . Twelve volumes are In productlon and the entire series should be completed by 1990. The series will be sold volume by volume or at discount for the · entire set. . It was Dr. Po~ter who organ· ized the series concept and sollcled the au~hors , all prolesslonals with e xtensive knowledge . oflndlans, to write the Individual volumes. An Introductory essay by Porter prefaces each book. "The whole gist of the history and culture of each Indl~n group Continued on A-6 ·- ------ --- -------·-----. ORIENTATION - Volunleera at Carleton Schoo~ Meigs lndtistrleP.are Introduced to various aspects of the facility's programs before Ihey are assigned lo specific jobs. Letart Falls resident Johnanna Shuler, seated, a new :volunteer, •' - .. receives llllllructloll on a programmable leaching machine from Keith Friend, a Carleton student, Susie Mash, teacher's a!de, standing at left, and Kathy Lu!l,bbert, director of education. .. -~--=-- . . .-----' --~ --........_ r --·-- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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