http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/2e5e07cb173a64b3cb0fa7e388c45c0c.pdf 23b69c9794dbd1948da3ea6697636380 PDF Text Text Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Th~rsday, June 11, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Planning for Northwest Ordinance observance Beat of the bend By BOB HOEFLICH Stlnllnel Stall Writ er Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sor· orl!y will be holding its fund raising mixed sc rambl e at the Jaymar Co if Cours e Satur· day with the pairing drawing to be held Friday evening at 7:30. Play will get und erway a.t 8:30 a.m. Saturday and play will be loilowed by a lu ncheon . Each member of the fi rst place team will rece ive 550 and second place team members will each get $35. There will be prizes for the longest drive and the closest to the pin on the ninth hole. The sorority which wi ll use proceeds for char ltab_ie purposes needs a few more players and you ca n re~l s t cr by calling Ca thy .Johnso n at 992-6514 or Becky Triplett at 992-548.,. Entry fee Is $.15 Members of the Racine Merchants Association will meet at 7 Monday evening at the town .hall and are asking for a represent a· tlve from every organization Includi ng churc hes, schools and fra ternal groupS to be present . Plans wil l be made for the annual fall festival and Sue Hager who is the chairman of the Northwest Territo ry celebra tion for Sulton Township will be present and plans will be made to tie that observance In with the fall festival. The association wi ll also plan for far mers' day which will be held in J uly. A group of parents are urging that you take action on maki ng some progress for the talented and gifted program in Meigs Cou nty. There Is. at present, a talented and gifted coord inator on the Ihe first In a· series of planning conta in artic les of Meigs County . that small donations are more county level. and Southern Local sessions. heritage., than welcome since it Is a District has a teacher working In ----Latest contributors to the pro· " people" project - to the Meigs the field. Eastern and Meigs Donations are coming in for the ject are Chu ck and Da isy Blakes- Fair Board, P.O. Box, Pomeroy. Local Districts have no teacher Americana project or the Meigs lee, Aardvark Sound , Maye C. Ohio 44769, Involved. Paren ts wit h a'talented · Cou nty Fair Board. This Involves More, Mabel Moore, the Ladles child or children are as ked to fire the moving of a hlstpr lcal Jog Auxiliary of the Big Bend CB When you get so you undef· . off a letter to Rep. Jolyn Boster ca bin and smoke house ont o the Radio Club and Geolfrey and stand all about the Con tras and · and Sen. Jan Long urging sup- Rock Springs Fairgrounds and Marlene Wilson. that ot her stuff, woul d you lie · port for the ta lented ~n d gifted wor king over both structures so You can become a part of the good enough to ex plain II to me'? progra m. Letters are to bese.nt to that they will be sturdv an d will project by sending your donation Do keep smiling. the officials In care of the State r------------,-a::n:::d:.t:::h:::e,::fa:;l::.r..::bo:::::ar..::d:..:l:.s;.st:,:r:::es:::s:::ln~~=------------­ House, Columbus. Ohio 43215. The countywide observance of the Ordinance of 1787 will be held on July 11 at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds and Patty Parker is serving as chairman of the observance. She has called her firs t piM· ning session for 7 p.m. Monday at the Meigs Cou nt y Museum, But· ter nut Ave, Pomeroy . All per· sons with Ideas fo r the observance and Church page • notices Page6 , PEARL ST., BEECH ST. 992-2156 CHILDREN'S I•· SPRING BASE CHAIRS Reg. SJ 02.00 Low Back Chair ....... sn.oo Reg. s119.00 High Back Chair ..... $84.00 Reg. S22 5.00 Launger ................. $159.00 Sale $258 RCA XL-100 Col.or TV • 25°/o LAMP SALE - LAMP SALE MEW SHIPMENT JUST RECEI~ED Crystal, brass, wood, ceramic and children's lamps. Junior, Missy, Petite and Extra Sin s. REG. 17.00 TO 162.00 Sale Priced All TABLE LAMPS ....... 20°/o oFF FLOOR LAMPS .......... S4777 $525 $4650 to Only $24.99! includ ed .. / ~d' ., ·'1 SUPREME MOWER 19" Cut MEN'S . fo· -. ' ' - Cost Aluminum Dt<k - Recoil Start - Two-Yeor Limited Worronty REG. SJ59.95 SAVE 14ooo SHIRT SALE Good aiKtion of 1tyitt, colon Cll!d silos. bcolont f otiw' I Day gifts. Includes: •Knit Shirts •Sport Shirts •Van Heusen Dress Sh irts •Western Shirts Save 25°/o ' . ,. REDUCED 18.95 ...... Sale 16.71 '10.95 ... Sale '8.21 112.95 ... Sale 19.71 114.95... Sale 51 1.21 $319 9 ' Cool comfortable casual shirts. Dressy looks, tonk tops, jeans shirts. BOYS MEN'S JAMS DRESS SLACKS ~~ SHORTS & lttulor Cll!d ntra Iorge liliL Solid colon, good llloction of 1tylt1 roclund 2S'Io. Slm 8 to 18. Ntw seloction of colors in styles. Savings are s15.95 ..... SIJ.96. gr n~ '22.95 ....•517.21 529.95 ..... 122.46 534.95 ..... 126.21 15.95 •.. Sale 54.46 11.95 ..• 5ole S6.71 S9.95 ••• Sole S7,46 S11.9L.sctle SU6 IIY IIOW FOI fATIR'S DAY JMtht. • ' I ' ' . \ / . ' ' Comfortable and (aal to wnr. Good 11lection fo solid colors. Sizos S (21·30), M (32 · 34), L(36-31}, XL 140·421 - your choict. S29.9S Sport Coats Mix or Mot'h ........ '22 .46 SPECIAL! MEN'S & BOYS' MEN'S ,. SWIM TRUNKS SUMMER HEAD WEAR .I.r Good styles and colors by le Tigre. loys si11s I to 11. Men's S, M, l and XL Son now! loMball Caps • Golfers • Work Caps • Hawaiian Prints • Ivy l.tague Styles • Roll·up Hats • Work Straws. Our f~tire Selection ' I I \' \. ' to REDUCED 11 t I> 25°/o r ' ..,, ' SPECIAL! '' \ ....._~ rI I ' II CASUAL PANTS $1450 25°/o . . ' ' ~-1 j Save2 5°/o projects already under way, said Smith , mai ni )' 1·670 in F rank li n Count)· and Route 21 1n Jefferson County, fo r which more than $2!; mi llion is budgeted. "We' re goi ng to have to sell th is to our people. and it migh t be easier todo If th e project em phasis wer e>n't so heavy In ont' area." suggrs1ed Rrp . Da niel P. Tro)·. D.-Willowick. Smith said ODOT sched ules its projects on lh<' basis or need and docs not try to spread them arou nd the state basrd on politica l appea l. we've got?" he as ked. " I can' t justify" fi ve-cent gas tax incrf'aS£' whC>n wr'rc going to blow it on projects tha t hal'r waited this long and could wal.t a II!! if' lon~er . " Smit h said his de~artniPnt will be able to acco mplish the addi tional projects with no lncrC'asr In manpow(•r . Hr suld improved I'C]Uipment wi ll resul t In increased produ ctivity. The bill Includes a provis io n phas ing ou t the 2;-crnt per ga llon credit for et hanol b)• 199:1. Deering sui d the cred it cos ts the s tate$34 mi llion to $oil mi ll ion in highway funds over a two·yoar period. Both 11te House and Senat e hel d brief floor srss lons and adjou rnC'cl unll l ncx r WC'C'k Standing on a stage a mere 25 feet In fro nt of the wall where 11 blocks Western access to 1he landmark Bra ndenbu rg Ga te on the east s ide and In an address that could be heard on the communist side of the wall, Reagan dared Gor bachev to prove his Intentio ns. "There Is one sign the Soviets can make that would be unmis· takeabl e, that would adva nce drama tically !he cause or free dom an d peace,'·' he said. "General Secreta ry Gorba· chev, II you seek peace- If you seek prosperity for the Sov iet Union and Eastern Europe - If you seek liberalization. come here to this gate. "Mr .. Gorbachev, "Open this gate. Mr . Gorbac hev. tear dow n this wa ll." At a news conference Thurs- day in Venice where Reeagan attended the 13th an nual Eco· nomic Su mmit. he had taken a concilia tory stance toward the Russia ns, saying a nuclear arms summ it could occur as soo n as Gorbachev agrees to a da te. He also sa id th e Sov letl cader, whose "glasnost" campaign of ope ning his closed society has won him popularity In Western Europe, Is "a personable gentlema n." To· day's spet:'ch was not as hard· line as ot her Reagan remarks have been. · Reaga n's use of German re· called the 1963 historic visit to the ci ty when Pres ident Ken nedy declared. "Ich bin eln Berliner." Reaga n and his wife, Na ncy, wore ebullient as they arrived to a 2l ·howltzer salute officia lly starting their 4 ~ · hour Berlin visit en route home to Washing· ton from Venice. However. their mood beca me more solmemn as they viewed the wall and an Eas t' German guard tower from behind bullet· proof glass erected on t he bal· cony of the Relchsta~. or former German Parliament. AI one point. Mrs. Reaga n pu t her arm arou nd her husband and patted his back . As the Reagans viewed the wall, com munist guards peered back at them through bi nocul ars . Asked later how he felt about viewing the wall , he said: "The way I've always felt. It 's the th ird time I've seen it . It's an ugly scar." . The Reagans arrived with expectations of prolests .but no demons! ra tors were vis ible along their motorcade route and Continued on page 10 WJ!.SHJ NGTON (UP!! Wholesale prices, which rose sharply in April, slowed their sharp upward trend In May, climbing a seasonally adjusted 0. 3 percent last month as food prices continued to rise steadily, the government said tOday. The Producer P rice Index lor finis hed goods, the government' s measure of the trend In whole· .sale pr ices and an Index that foreshadows lnO atlon at the consumer level , jumped 0.7 percent In April. That was the biggest Increase since It went up 0.8 percent in October 1985. 0! the three Ca tegories I hal contr ibuted to the big Apr il Increase In wholesale prices mea ts, energy and motor vehl· cles - · only mea t prices continued to clim b su bstantia lly In May, the Labor Department said. Overall. rood prices moved up 1.4 percent last month, about as sharply as they did in Apr il. The 0.3 percent Increase last month was the s malles t Increase since the 0.1 percent rise In February . But the May Increase was about' the same as tho average Increase In wholesa le prlcr•s fo r the first 1hrre months of1 987. For the fi rst five months or 1987. the PPI has risen at an annual rate of 4.9 percenI. Before seasonal adjus tmPnt , the PP I for fini shed goods rosr• 0.4 percent last month. bri nging the Index to 29U. That mea ns It took $296.30 last mont h to buy what $100 would have purchased in 1967. Over the last 12 months, thr finis hed goods prier Index rose 2.6 percent and during the same period. consumer lood pr ices rose 4.3 percent. The slower rate or increase for wholesale prices In May was du e In part to a steadying of energy prices. wit h a drop In gasoline prices offset by an Increase las t month In the cos t or home hea ting oil . The Labor Department said prices for pork , beef, vea l and processed poultry continued to rise. but at a slower rate tha n In April. Fish prices rose after droppi ng In each of the prev ious two months. Goodyear to decide on expansion shortly MEN'S I SUMMER KNIT SHIRTS Our entire selection sole priced now. Good sele<tion of styles and 'olors. Now Only MEN'S BOYS' SHORTS & JAMS GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY Chairman and CEO Robert E. Mercer, lell, and West VlrsJnla Governor A,rch A. Moore, Jr. talk business during Thursday night's annual dinner meellng of the Point Pleasant-Mason County Chamber of Com· merce. Mercer was keynote speaker for the event. Sale Prices Start at only ~ -BOY LAWN not Our entire stock of qual· ity Btrkline wall-away redinm ond rocker·re· diners is redu,ed. Huge array of colors and , styles. FLOOR LAMPS Brands include Devon, Russ, Donnkenny, Aileen, Cri,ket Lane and Wrangler. ~h st SALE & ThP new construction will roncen1ra te on One Cl'ltle, Rep. Russ Guerra .Jr .. R·Englewood. quest loned uslnJ?; 1hr money for nrw construct Jon. "Can we ~.~ r ford th e luxu ry of nC'w consttucllon when W<' havpn't got enough to takeca r {'ofwhat Wholesale prices up 0.3 percent in May CHAIR TABLE LAMPS tax . Sm il h said. Anothe r $80 mi ll ion a year wou ld go for bridge repair an d replacement. "The addit ional amount will allow an increa se ol nearly 500 miles of resurfacing and 125 more bridge projec ts in each oft he next two years oft he budget," sa id Sm ith. "Add itiona l! )'. s:!5 mill ion Will be added in new construction in fiscal year 1988 and near ly $14 million In fisca l year 1 9R~I. BERLIN iUPii - Pres ident · Reagan stood at the barbed· wire-and-concrete barrier divld· lng Berlin today ahd challenged Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbac hev to "tear down this wall. " Reagan stood near the wa ll he called a "scar" and made an Impass ioned appeal sprinkled with German for East· West cooperation to reunite the dl· vlded city. Tens of thousands of people waving West German and American fl ags crowded in to the boulevard to hear Reagan de· clare: "Es glbt nur ein Berlin " or "There Is only one Berlin." Reagan's visit Is a symbolic one ostensibly to hel p Berlin celebrate Its 750th ann iver sary bUt also provttles a chance to prod Gorbachev Into provi ng his reform policies of openness are more than token gesture. ALL REDUCED $3QOO'" Our entire sto'k of beautiful coordi · note sportswear is reduced. 2 Sect ions 14 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. New 1paper Reagan urges Soviets to dis~antle wall · SALE • HI ·Con'• p1 c1ure lube screen SALE The gas tax moved Into the last la ne In the . House aft er Gov. Richa rd F . Celeste gave his bless ing Wednesday. State Transportation Director Warren J . Smith told the subcommltlet:' I he increase would provide enough money for 8S percent of the state's highw ay mai nt enance, resurfaci ng and bridge repair needs. He said the state would receive an additional $222 million In fiscal 1988 and local governmen ts would get $75 millio n. The fo rmula based on construction costs a nd gasoline consump tion will allow the tax to rise by abou t one-hall cent a year thereaft er. Smith said an ex tra $41 million would be available for maintenance In 1988 and $69 mil lion In 1989, when nothing had been budgeted because of a shortage of fund s. "We are balanci ng our budget by delaying mai nt enance," he told the panel. Maint enance inclu des spot pa tching of road· ways, guard rail repair and replacement , and upkeep on bridges. Resurfacing projec ts would receive $70 mil lion more in 1988 and $80 million In 1989 with the extra One.and two piece suits by Sea Fashions of California . Hawaiian prints and solid colors . Missy Sizes 6 to 20 Extra Sizes 40 to 46 RCA XL-100 19 '~i ogonol hopes for a floor vote nex t wee k. SWIMSUIT ~ Low Sale Prices on our en.tire stock of quality Summer Furnture, summer weighl sleepweor is reduced this wotkond. Short Gown1 ond Rob11, long Gown1 and Robes, Pojomo1, Baby Dotts, Nito Shirll, Nuning Gowns, Enstmbles and Dust1n. Nylon, cotton, pline, terr y and knit.. Siltt Srnoil thru XX Lorge. REG. 19.00 to 140.00 Boston, said he favors the gasolin e tax hike and $412 For Years of Comfort. Summer Sleep wear Our entirt dock af new to Knit Shirts, T-Rack Tops, Tank Tops and Blouses. little boy• 1i201: 12 to 24 mos., 7 lo 7. Girls' si1:11: 12 to 24 mo1., 2 to 4, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. Sale Prices Start at Only LLOYD WOMEN'S $675 : II oyd'/Fianden SALE week. Rep. Frederirk H. Deering, D·Monroevllle. chairman of a House Finance subcommittee. said Wednesday the gas tax increase will be amended in to the S2.4 billion trans portation budget for 1988-89 and probably approved next Tuesday "once we get a fee l lor where 1he votes are." . House Speaker Vernal G. Rifle Jr .. D-New Summer Tops Sale ' ' ~~ l ' vote In the Ohio House of Represent atives next CHILDREN'S ~· .'~· ·" ALL KIDS' SWIMWEAR enttne Expect House vote on gas tax hike next week THE DAILY SENTINEL part icipate are asked to attend OFF • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 12, 1987 COLUMBUS, Ohio !UP])- A 5.6-cent Increase ' In the tax on a ga llon of gasoli ne Is in posit io n for quick co mmittee act ion and an anticipated floor . 25°/o Cloudy tonight. · Chance of thunderstorms. Low near 70. Variable Cloudiness Saturday. Highs in low ROs. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL w h o wis h to Swim wear Sale 089 Pirk 4 133 1 at y . Vol. 37. No.27 . Ca ri hied 1987 SYCAMORE ST. AREAS and D ai ly Num ber • CARRIERS NEEDED FOR MIDDLEPORT Ohio Lottery By J UD\' MORGAN OVP Staff POINT PLEASANT - Thr Goodyear Tire & Rubber Com· pany: which last Augu st "fi red a ~;;o million shot" at the fast · growi ng world polyester resin market with the expa nsion of it s /tpple Grove plant in Mason County, is pol•ed to make an Important decision on another pxpanslon in its nrwly -crrated polyester division. That was thrword from Rober t E. Mercer. chairman of tho board and chiN execu tive officer of Goodyear. speaking Thursda y n l~ h t to 424 members of what Is now the Mason County Area Chamber of Commerce and their guests. Including Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr .. at the annual dinner at the Point Pleasa nt Moose Lodge. Call ing the antic ipated expan· expedition into the area he labeled 217 years ago as " point Goodyear's current Indebted· pleasa nt" In ta l kl n~ to those ness and limited capital, " the attending last night's dinner result of an obscene attempt at about opportunities. corporate raiding, " Mercer did There was nothJ ng accidental not rev£>al wherP that expansion about Washi ngton recognizi ng would take place. But he was the potential for th is area, said invited by Gov. Moore to make Mercer, who later In his speech that Inves tment In West Virgi nia. called upon labor and manageThe governor, expressing his ment to work toget her to bea t the appreciatio n to Mercer and the competit ion faci ng America n Goodyear board of di rectors for business and Ind ust ry from for· the confi dence they placed In the eign Investors, and to meet the local plant. wherr expa nsion Is opportu nit ies for ex pansion lac· now underway, pledged to "help lng the polyes ter resin market you and encourage .vou as you tOday. build the polyester kingdom to "Wash ington seized the opporbuild it to a greater extent In tunity to predict prominence lor Maso n Cou nt y a nd West this area." he said. VIrginia ." "As It turned out," he added. Mercer evoked George Wa· "j ust four years later. this shtn gton's his torical surveying section of la nd beca me a prom!· nent point In hlstor)' when Colonel Andrew Lrwls and his militiamen held off an Indian attack. "Out of that battle and the su bst?quent war came the SC<'ds of opportunity for an entire nation. " he said. "Among those would be oppor· tunltles in !I res and the ruiJber business. but It would be 64 years before Charles Goodyear would drop a piC<'e of rubber on the stove and dlscovr>r vuiC'anlzC:J· lion," Mercer said, spea king for the first time about the company he heads . He pointed out that ano ther 124 years would pass before the foundi ng of Goodyear Tire & Rubber, and It wou ld be near ly 184 years until ground would be Continued on page 10 sian a ··hard decision" bec<:tuseof Thatcher crushes foe to win third term LONDON IUPI) - Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher swept to reelection In a lands· llde, capturing a his toric third ter m Friday wit h a voter man· date to lead Britain Into the 1990s with Conservative poliples. With thes tunnlngvlctory- the second largest Conservat ive Party win since World War IIthe 61·year·old "Iron Lady" became the first British prime minister to win three straight terms In office In this century. "lt has been a wonderfu l day ... a day or his tory,'' a beaming Thatcher told cheer ing supper· tel's at Conservative Party headq~art ers. " It Is wonderful to be entrusted wit h the govern ment of ' this cou ntry, this great country once again.·· The election also saw the fi rst blacks elected to Britain's Parll· ament. Three black Labor Party ca ndidates fro m le!t·wlng London boroughs with heavy et hnic mi norities easily won seats in the House of Commons. With most votes counted, the Conservatives had won 347 seats In the 650- member House of Commons, the left ·wlng Labor Party 225 and the centrist AI· liance 16. British television projected a final Conservative majority of 104 or 106 seats. The Conserva tive majority was smaller than the 144-seat I margin won in 1983- the la rgest landslide since the war - but It surpassed all expectations and was still of overw helming proportions. Labor Party leader Nell Kin· n<ick conceded defeat but noted that Thatcher's Conservatives won most of their seats In southern England and In Wales while Labor took most of the economically distressed north.partlcular ly Scotland. "! think what we are witness· lng ts an even great er abyss or division than that which we witnessed prev iously,'' Klnnock said In reference to an economic divide between north and south In Britain. "We still believe and always will believe that Britain works best when Britain works together and we will ·work for the day when jus I not we shall wtn but our country wi lt win," said Kin nock. 45, the son of a Wels h coal miner. Labor concentrated Its campaign attac k on Thatcher's "un· caring" social and economic policies, noting that unemploy· . ment had risen !rom 1.2 million when she fi rs t became prime minister In 1979 to 3 million tOday. They also charged she lei Britain's free healt h serv ice and education system r un down and had divided the cou ntry between rich and poor. •• RETAINS OFFICE - Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher eully won re·electlon to a hlotorlc third term Thu rsday with strong vCJ$er mandate to lead Britain into 191Gs with Con..,rvatlve policy while black candldales won seats In Parliament for the llrsl time. (UPI) . • �The Daily Slintinei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Commentary Page-2-Th!l Daily Senti~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohic( Friday, June ~ 2, 1987 Celtics·remain al~ve, top Lakers 123-108 •:, :~ •• Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEV<ITED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA ~~ . ~m~ ~~----.·~=·r:=:~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETI Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFUCH General Manager A MEMBER. of The United Press Int ernational. Inland Dally Press Assoc iatio n and the American Newspaper Publlshcrs Assoc iation . LETI'E:RS OF OP JN JOI'-.' .ire welco me They Slould 1x> less than lXJ words long . Alllenrrs arr subJ ec t to ro ltl ng and rrust bf' s lg11€d wllh name, address and telephon(l number No unslgnOO lr nrrs will be p~.· bll s hed ·. Leners should be- In good taste, ad dres sing issu£>S. 1l01 pc r sonalllle s. Longtime buddy of Reagan ~feared' by fellow employees WASHINGTON - Mexico's m!lltary, which has been the unspoken guarantor of Ihe domi· nant political party's power for the last 60years, will beunablelo cope wllh widespread public . disorder that might arise in the next decade, according to a secret CIA report we've obtained. The resufl of the Mexican generals' Inability to keep the lid on could well be a bloody revolution and clvl! war south of Ihe border, with serious ramJfi. cations for lhe United States. The CIA offers scant hope that !he Mex ica n armed forces would be able to puillhe!r socks up In time to deal with anything more serious than sporadic, Isolated outbreaks of unrest. The report, " Mexico: Growing Cha!!enge to Current Stablllly," is a 72-page litany of the seriously divisive Influences that are wracking Mexico today. One seclion, with the ominous head· lng, " Cataclysm: Problem of Widespread Disorders," focuses directly on the military 's inabil· ity to guarantee the power of lhe ruling lnstituliona! Revolulion· ary Party. or PRJ. "As long as Incidents remain scattered,'' the CIA observes, "we expect the Mexican military's reputation for strong aclion, Its recent upgrading through intensified tra!Qing and its demonstrated ability to move units quickly to trouble spots will enabl£1 the government to retain control." With that said, the CIA reports the bad news: "In the less likely event that the military does not immediately lnlimidate prates- ters and crush opposition, we agree with the U.S. (military! attache's office (i n the Mexico City embassy) and a number of high -ranking Mexican officers that Ihe armed forces would lind it difficult lo regain controL" Mexico's total military eslab· llshment numbers ro ughly 124,000 - the smallest percen· tage of any Latin American population In uniform except for Costa Rica. which has no army at all. The Mexican army make up the grea t bulk of the armed forces, with a strength of about 95,000. "The military is not prepared to handle a wide variety of si rnultaenous threats, each re- quiring talloreil tactical pia n· ning, training and equipment." the secret re port continues. " Even w!lh good training and e'rrA ®ttn HU~'E .s-D liE" WASHINGTON - Backstairs at the While House: The director of the U.S. Information Agency, Char les Wick, accom pani ed President Reagan to the Venice economic summit to show off his agency's public relations mach ine and wound up terrorizing the USIA Europea n staff, some employees reported. Even hefore he arrived in Venice, he made a demand for an armored limousl nr for hi s per sonal use in a c it y where even President Reagan had to use boat s. He also rhrrat ened to ri re one of his senior European staff members on the spa ! for some minor problem in arranging a briefing by State Department spokesman Charles Redman. Wick, rhc former Cleveland band leader and longtime buddy of lhc president, Is feared am ong employees for his ··z.grams," short, snappy memos ordering up the impossible. For example, lasI fail he fired off one memo lo USIA e mployees In Rome stating th<Jt Italian poils showed Scvlet leader Mikhail Gorbac hev wa s for the first lime more popular than Reagan. "Do something about II . You have 10 days,'" said the memo, which was followed up by daily remi nders of how much time was left. But Wick apparent ly Is getting somew here In a dialogue with the Scvlets on expanding contacts. His agency's exhibit of horne comput ers In Moscow wa s a big hit. Under orders from While House chief of staff Howard Baker, Reagan has bern welt Insulat ed against developments In lhe Iran a.rms-Conlra aid sca ndal. Baker has lnslrucled the s taff that they ha ve "a job to do" and can not be preoccupied with Ihe hearings, A represent at ive of Ihe Whit e House co un sel's office monitors lhe hea rings on Ca pi tol Hill and prepares a one-page summary lor Ihe president each day they are in progress. Bu ll he heu rings were very much In view for the Whit e House press corps at the F:xcelslor Hotel in Venice with two television screens showing Cable News Netwo rk' s gavef.l o· gave l coverage. Fawn Hall , former sec retary to ousted Ll .. Co l. Oliver North, was more than co mpetll!on for the administration official s who came to brief repor ters on th e subllelies of diplomacy and international currency ra tes. AI some polnl , summit meetings alway s deal with the world's hun gry and poverty stricken but the parllcipanls, including Ihe world press corps, do cat welL The Italian., outdid themselves with three -meal -a-day spreads at the International cent er. Pasta of some varlely was on every dinner menu. of course. and a lot of other sumptuous It alian dishes, cold meat s and cheeses. . Reporters covering the president need a lot of patien ce. They were usuail y taken by boat ft·om the Excelsior Hotel two hour s in advance of an c•vent at the Cln! Foundation. or Doges Palace, with ils brcaihlaklng paintings - one wall has a Tlnlorello entitled ··Paradise." But when I heir big moment arrived. Jrwa s frequently a "photo opportu nity'" for fiv e minutes. Bul they did pick up tidbits. One pool report sai d t hal Ca nadian Prime Mlnistrr Brian Mu lroney interrupted Reagan at mid·bite ala ,u mml t lunch!'On to point ou t a renaissance pa!ntlngdireclly in front of them on the far wall thai dcp!cled a sea battle. Then th<•re wa s lhP Graf fll l s poiled on one wall of the ma~nllicenl Dogcs Pal arr thai said : "Gt'orgc Orwell, 19R4." Obs(' rvcrs \\'rre surprisrd at how much Secreta ry of Stair Geo rge Shu li z has tiNI his political fortunes to Assistant Secretary Ellioll Abram~. who acknow\C'dgrd mi sleading Congress in thr Iran arm s-Contra aid scandal. Shultz gave an arden I ddense of Abrams, insisting he had made on!v ··one mistake" and should nol be dumped because of fl . Bul wllh Abi·ams sta nding low with members of Congress, ther e is widespread speculation Ihat he wlil not last in the job. LET ME:. ~EE . . THE TINMAN GoT THE LJoN'§ HEART,THE ~CARECRoW GoT THE TIN MAN'S BRAIN , AND... HEYYY. WHERE'~ TOTo? •' disCipline , the relatively small mi l itary forces would be stretched too thinly." Too may units might be lied down defending oil fields, refiner· ies and other Industrial targets, the report explains , adding: " (The government) might be re luctant 10 spare reinforcements for outlying states if unrest threatened the capita l. Efforts to call up individual reserves trained each yPar. .. would be seriously slowed, we judge. by indecision about using such troops lo quell domeslic unrest... (by) Inadequacy of mob!llza lion plans, traditionally poor record· keeping and lack of supplies of all types to eq!up addllional troops." The CIA p.oints out that Mexi· co's nat ional mllllary command is too centralized to be l!ex!ble, and is reluctant lo delegate authority. In addition, Ihe report notes, "few local commanders have the operalional experience or sufficient resources on hand to manage extended military ac· lions on their own." Equipment shortages would be another problem, the CIA con· eludes, and would be exacer· bated if the armed forces were engaged in aclion lasling more several days . Requisitioning civIlian vehicles and other nece;s. sary equipment might help, but there l'EFENSE CONTRACTO~S AtC.OUNTING SYSTEM has bepn '· "-' Ohio Derby to be run on Saturday no advanCe planning for this conlingency, lhe report stales. "Spread!n~ violence would also probably prevent the military from acqulr~ ing food and fuel through trad i· tiona! commercial cha nnels." The secret report weighs all the problems and concludes that lhe Mexican government "coulq lind It very difl!cull lo quell widespread, intense disorders in maj or Mexican urban areas, " parlicularly if It were faced a,t the same time with "rural unrest and the need 10 protect l(s economic infrastructure fro111 sabotage." ·NORTH RANDALL, Ohio iUPii- A truce has been called tn' the war over War. ·War. a J-year-old hopeful en· lered in Saturday's >2nd running the Ohio Derby al Thistledown, fs·owned by breeder Tom 'Gentry. However, a Louisville, Ky., bank 10 whom Gentry owes $14 million repossessed the horse last week and fought to switch training duties from D. Wayne Lukas ro Jack Van Berg. "The Citizens Fidelity Bank an~ Trust Compa ny has tempor· arlly withdrawn It s claims ~galnst the horse," Bill Mooney, Thistledown's director of public r.e!allons, said Thursday. "War be trained by Mr. Lukas and race for Mr. G~ntry ." ~ Mooney said War. awarded the B)uc Grass Stakes when eventual K~nlucky Derby and Prea kness li:inner Alyshcba was dlsquall· fied , would be brought by van frpm Louisville at 4 a.m. tod ay a~d arr ive at Thistledow n by noon. In Thursda)· 's draw for pqst positions, War was assignC'd lh~ nlnlh and outermost starling of Fund raising problemsc_____R_ob_er_LW:_a~gm_a-+-~' WASHINGTON -The GOP is currently· having more difficulty raising money than in any year tn recent memory. Several Repub· llcan presidential candidates are finding themselves saddled with serious fund -raising programs. For lhe past decade. the Republican Party ha s been awash in cash. In every election since 1976 1t has been able to outspend the Democrats, sometimes by up to 5·10·1. Whal has happened? Chief among severa l factors cited by party Insiders Is a reacllon by regular GOP donors to spending excesses that occ urred during and after the 1986 congressional eleclions. By any objective measure the Republican senatorial and con· gresslonal ca mpaign commil· tees did a poor job in the 1986 election . This Is particularly true of the Senate committee, which spe nt hugh sums on ly to see Ihe Democrats take over Ihe Senate, winning morp seals than anyone had predicted. Aller the election, there were sharp recrlm!nalions about lhe disorganized way the Senate campaign comm!ltee wen I about h e lpin g GOP candidates . Charges and countercharges flew - how the committee spent and distributed the substantial sums it had raised became an Issue. Then It was learned tha i despite the poor showing In the '86 election, the co mm!llee paid key staffers hugh cash bonuses . This has led many GOP contributors to ignore new fu nd- raising appeals. Now, with Ihe large number of GOP presidential candidates In the '88ca mpaign, many contributors are waiting lor lhe race lo begin sorti ng llself out before they commit their dollars. As one GOP fund -raiser put it. "A iol of them (the regular contrlbulorst are jus! sitt ing on their wallets." ' The GOP presidential hopeful sa id lo be hurting the most is Rep. Jack Kemp, R·N. Y. Kemp has tried to posllion hlmsel! as the co nservatives' best hope and as the philosoph!· cal successor to Ronal d Reagan . But both Sen. Robert Dole, R· Kan ., and Vice President George Bush have been making unabashed plays lor conserva · live support, badly cutting Into Kemp's fund -raising ef for ts a m o ng lradil lo n a l copservatlves. The Rev. Marion " Pat " Ro· bertson's presence in the cam· pa!gn has limited the support Kem p Is getting from Christi an fundam entalists . And the ex· peeled entry Into Ihe contest by former Sen. Paul Laxalt , R-Nev., has frozen support for Kemp expect ed lo pick up from old· line Reagan supporters . Kemp was also not helped by the fact that he faced an unexpectedly difficult congres· sional rP·elPc tion campaign in 1986 and ended up spending more !han $2 million. Thus, while his presidential opponents were building up their war chests, he was dipping deep Into his for a contest he could nol afford to lose. Officially, Ihe Kemp campaign Ins ists Ihat it Is operati ng in the black. Bur a source close to Kemp admits Ihal the campaign Is at least $200.000 in the hole, and some other E'stimates have put I he Kemp campaign delJI as hi gh · as $550,000. Insiders say the only wa y Kemp can claim he is opera ling In the black Is If he cou nts so me $1.2 million in fed eral matching funds for which he expects lo qualify . But he would not rece ive Ihal money until next January. The Kemp ca mpaign Is trying to borrow agains t that expected federal matching share and has sent an ungenl -sound!ng fund · raising telegram to some 3, 000 former conlrlbulors. The lele· gra m says that Kemp must raise $212,900 by July 15 - when lhe campaign plans to file II first official llnanr!al report with the Federal Election Commission or else it will be ineligible for • WASHINGTON (NEA ) - The nation's military contractors and their allies In lhe armed forces have quietly gained control of Defense Department procurement operations formerly man· aged by civilians. Thai development constitutes a significant victory for the forces about whom President Eisenhower warned In his 1961 farewell address: "The conjunction of an lm· mense military establishment and a large arms Industry Is new In American experience ... We must not fall to comprehend .Us grave Implications ... " We must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted !nflu· ence, whether sought or un· sought, by lhe military · industrial complex , The potential lor the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist." Among the key ligures In the recent shift In power are Vice Adm. John Poindexter, formerly the president's national security adviser, and David Parkard, co·founder and board chairman of the Hewlett·Packard Co. Hewlett -Packard. a leading producer of electronic equip· menl. long has been hostile to civilian oversight. In the early 1960s, lor example, the company sought in vain to prevent the General Accounting Office from auditing Its government contracts. Similarly, Packard demon· strated his Insensitivity toelhical concerns when he refused to divest himself ol approximately $300 million worth of Hewlett · Parkard holdings while serving as deputy secretary of Defense from 1969 through 1971. In the mld·l980s, President Reagan's massive military bull· dup and the Pentagon's wasteful procurement praclices came under mounting criticism from Congress and votes scandalized by corruption. extravagance and Incompetence. In an effort to neutralize pressure lor reforms, Reagan In 1985 established the Blue Ribbon Comm!S!llon on.Delense Management to examine military procurement and named Packard as its chairman. maximum matching funds 'in January. Another candidate reportedly experiencing some fund-raising ' problems Is Bob Dole. According to his FEC filing M· lhe first quarter of 1987, his presidential "exploratory com· mittee" raised $626,689, but ended lhe quarter wllh only $208,742 on hand. The Dole camp has also sent out a n urgent lund-raising tele· gram telling former contributors that to built up a grass-roots organization it " must ra ise the necessary $74 ,111 In only three short weeks. If don't succeed, could lose su pport to other candidates!" Dole, Ihough, is in better shape than Kemp because he has more than $2 million left over from hi s easy 1986 Senate re-election campaign. · Finally, all the candidates th!~ year, both Republican and D~ mocratlc, are experiencing ,; problem brought on by Gar~ Hart 's 1984 financial dealings. ,• Many vendors, who In pas! ca mpaigns had offered ca m· pa!gns goods and services on credit, are this year demanding cas h on the barrelhead . A number or candidates are likely lo experience cash-flow problems until federal matching fund s become availa ble next January . ' Bulan analysis of tha i panel 's work recently prepared by the staff of the House Commerce Committee notes thai "the Packard commission members, staff and consultants were riddled with pro-contractor bias as well as conflicts of interest." Rejec l!ng lhe lradit!onal prac· tice or ·oversight of Pentagon contracts by government audl· tors, the commission concluded Ihat " sell-governance Is the most promising mechanism to foster Impr ove d contractor co mpliance." Similarly, the commission au· dac!ously suggested that the indictment or conv!cllon of a defense contractor should nol be cause to suspend or debar that firm from receiving additional governmenl business . Poindexter promptly drafted -and Reagan signed- Nallonal Securlly Decision Directive 219, which lmplemenls some of the recommendations of the com· mission In a lorm that encourages the transfer of control over Pentagon procurement from clv· Ulan authorities to military will ~Pof. I ., :Oemons Brgone drf'W IhC' St'· cQnd starting spol for lhe$250,000 rare, and the brown colt was ll•led as the early 8-5 favor!le. , Nine hors~s will compete In Ihe L 1·8 mile race at Thistledown, which will be l ~lev!sed live by E~PN , Follo\\·ing Demons Be· !lone as lavor!les are War (7-2 odds! and Lost Code 14-1 t. The winner will receive $150.000. Demons Begone, owned by Loblolly Stable and the winner of the Arkansas Derby, was lhe favorite lor the May' 2 Kentucky Derby but was pulled up when he bega n bleeding from the nostrils. The brown coli, by Elocutionist out of Rowdy Angel, will be running for the first lime on Ihe diuretic Las!x and ass !slanl trainer Bill Million hopes Dem· ons Begone "will be his usual aggressive self." "His appelile"s back up and he's had three good workouts since the Kentucky Derby ," said Million, whose horse will carry 126 pounds. " Demons Begone hasn't shown any more signs of bleediQ~. "The bleeding came as a real 'surprise. He had never done !hal before." Mil !ion said J.D. Bailey would ride Ihe horse In Ihe Ohio Derby . Pat Day rode the horse in the Kentucky Derby, but has a previous comm!lmenl. The field, from the rail out and !!sled with owner, trainer, jockey, weight In pounds and odds , includes : Proudest Duke tConsta nce DaParma, Luis Oil· vares, Odin Londono, 117, 6- 11 , Demo ns Begone, Lost Code (Wendover Stable, Bill Donovan, Gene Sl. Leon, 126, 4'11 V!goro t Leo Muilen, Richard Zlehmer, Omar Londono, 112, ,10·11 and Irish Tex 1M. Blank et. a!., Robert Hale, Sebast ian Ma drid , 114, 20·1 1. J L CEDAR RESTAURANT SUNDAY SPECIAL LARGE CHOP, MASHED POTATOES WITH GRAVY AND VEGETABLE $4.75 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT AND JAZZ SESSION Lyle has stroke lead ,in Westchester meet . officers . An Air Force reorganization-· recently completed in com·.' pl!ance wilh NSDD 219. for ex ample. dramatically shill s procurement authority from c!v-, , ll!ans to the Air Force Systems ·, Command and Air Force Log!s. l!cs Command . , The Air Force Financial Man· , age me n I Office, formerly · headed by a ciVIlian. now is the dlrecllon of a three-star general; while another three·s tar general .· Is to become the Air Force • , director of acquisition. "Reagan allowed spec!allnler· ests in the defense Industry whQ , wanted to continue the upwardspiral of (military ) spendlng... lo • perpetrat~ a virtual coup In ', acquisition managment In the • Air Force," concludes the analy· sis prepared by the stall ol the House Commerce Commlltee. · , Precisely what has occurred Is'' not known, however, because NSDD 219 carries a national security classlt!catlon - and' neither lhe White House nor the ' Delense Department will reveal '' Its contents. · I Meigs Legion spl~ts doublellill A.INGE LEAPS - Celtic Danny Alnge (44) leaps past Lakers' Kareem Abdul Jab bar as he goes for two points during Game 5 al Boston. (UPI) More power to the military___R_o_be_rL_W:_al_te_rs Today Is Fr·iday, June 12. lhe 16Jrd day ol 1987 wilh 202 IO follow . The moon is just leaving lis lull phase. The morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. Those born on Ihis dale are undet· the sign of Gemini. They include John Augustus Roebling, designer or the Brooklyn Bridge, In 1806; VIce President George Bush In 1924 (age 63); singer Vic Damone In 1928 (age 591: Anne Frank, whose diary told of hiding from the Nazis In occupied Holland, in 1929; authOr Rona Jalle in 1~32 (age 55), and comic acl~r Jim Nabors in 1933 (age 54) . I a Public disorder_____J_a_ck_A_nd_·e_rs_o~n_a_nd_D_al_e_V<_a_n_A_u_ci' The Daily Sentinel BOSTON (UP II -The Boston 107-106 margin. But Riley said his shooting slump," Worthy said. "1 The Lakers pulled within 103Celtics, long shols lo retain their .team accomplished It s objective. became too anxious and it's 95 with 5:58 rema fnlng on Abdul NBA title, capitalized upon ··we sneaked out one win disa ppointing when you cannot Jabbar·s skyhook. But Dennis Danny A!nge's J-point shoaling to here,'' he said. •·we accomp· make a contribution lo the Johnson fueled 13·4 burst with return the championship series lished wha't you want todoo.n the team ." , four basket!-i to put away Los lo Los Angeles for its conclusion. road and we have the advantage. Scolt , who sel a Los Angeles Angeles as the sellout crowd's Alnge hit five 3-pointers, in· With possibly two games at record for 3-point shooting dur· thunderous chan t " Beat LA '". eluding . a 40-fool heave at the home, If we don't do it, we don't !ng the regular season, missed filled the Garden. · halftime buzzer, to lead t he deserve il ." his first eight attempts in the The Lakers remain on tho defending champions to a 123· 108 Abdul·Jabbar and reserve My· finals : before connecting in Ihe threshold of the lranchise·s lOth victory Thursday night in Game rhal Thmpson each scored lR third quarter, Ihen he dunked off championship, but tht' Ci•lrlcs 5 of the best-of-seven series. The points for the Lakers: who shot4 5 the break to co mplet e a 13·4 have redu ced lo lwo the number Lakers, leading 3-2, will have percent. James Worthy hit only 6 spurt. pulling Ihe Lakers wil hin of victories needed to retain Iheir their second chance to grab Ihe of19 shots for 12 ROints and Scoll 7>·67 at"' 5.'i. crown . crown Sunday afternoon at the co nnected on just :1 of 10 field· BullheCellicsansweredcvery "They are on th e doorstep," Forum. goal attempts to fin is h with 7 challenge. closing the quarter McHale said . "Before , we were All five Boston starters scored points. with a 12·2 blitz and leading 96-77 arou nd the bloc k. Now we're In at least 21points, Dennis Johnson " 1 picked a bad time to be in a entering the four th quarter. the dr!Yrway." leading the way. with 25. The Celt!cs are seeking lo become the only NBA team ever 10 rally from a 3·1 deficit in the championship round. trum and Dave Amburgey ali sixth. Jeff John son singled, Rob ·Ainge's off-balance bomb, one By Jim Soulsby Young ripped a double and Brent stride inside of half-court, gave Meigs was undoubtedl y gra te- added singles. Bissell hil safely lo plate two Boston a 63-48 lead al intcrmis· ful for Ihe 10 run "mercy" rule In Durst worked th ree innings on more Meigs runs . · sion. He hil four 3-point ers in Ihe the opening ga me of a lwlnighl the mound and took the loss Parkersburg picked up their· emotional third quarter, when he doubleheader at Parkersburg. giving up five ru ns on six hils. In scored 14 of his 21 points. Plagued with eight miscues, the relief. Freeman gave up six three ta llies in Ihe third frame on "Any lime we had a run, Ainge loca l nine was shellaced 161o 41n safelies and issued five fr ee two free passes, a lr!p!e by Sk inner and base knocks bY. slopped us by knocking one a contest shortened 10 five passes. Waybri g ht ,a nd Fluhart y , down," Lakers Coach Pat Ril ey frames because of thai rule. Line Score: said. "It was like (Michael! Meigs picked up a run In the Meigs ... .... ......... 100 12- 4 9 8 Skinner picked up lwo ·more Cooper in L.A." firs I as Brian Durst singled, stole P'kbg ..... ........... 2JO 74-1612 2 si ngles for Parkersburg and Jeff (Durst -LP, Freeman & Blssei· Johnson and Jeff Caldwell hit The Boston Garden crowd of second and sco red on Rob 14,890 was subdued until midway Young's base rap. From lhat l!Dav lsl (Mullen, WP: Lulz & safely for Meigs. Line Score: through the second quarter, poi nt on, It was all Parkersburg Stoul) . when Larry Bird dove out-of· as they plated two scores In the Playing up 10 their capability, Meigs .... ... ... ..... 031 012 0-7 8 1 bounds to save a loose ball and first. three In the second, seven In Meigs captured the night cap 71o P'kgb ... .. ... ... .. .. 003 000 0-3 6 2' IBartrum. WP: Coll!ns & Da· set up a Robert Parish basket. Ihe catastrophic fourth and four 3 behind the pitching of Mike vlsl (Nona maker, LP: Sellers&' in the fifth . "They came out like mad· Bart rum who picked up the win . men,·· Magic Johnson said . "We Poulin went four for four (all and Ed Collins who came on In Bragg/ Poul!n i . are not playing with thai fire." Meigs opens a nine game home singles} for the winners as relief In the fourth for Ihe save. Johnson led the poor-s hooting teammat es McCu llou gh a nd Bet ween thev allowed six hils sta nd beginning June IJ all p.m .' Lakers with 29 points. 12 ass ists Wallbright had a double and while fanning nine ba tters and agai nst Loga n. and 8 rebounds. The four other si ngle each. Mullen two si ngles Issuing bul four walks. Meigs had . - - - - - - - - - - - starters combined to hil only 22 of and Lutz and Skinner a base hit a super game on defense chalk· 60 shots from the floor . each. For Meigs, Rob Young had lng up only one error. To open the sco ring Bartrum a perfect game at the plate with Bird finished with 23 point s and three base hil s In three trips . singled in the second frame , 12 rebounds, Kevin McHale ha,d Durst, Brian Freeman, Brent Sco tt Miller drew a b.ase on balls 22 points and 14 rebounds and Bissell, Ed Colli ns. Mik e Bar- and Mark Jenkins sing led Robert Parish 21 point s In a sharply lo rlghl scoring Bar· fo ul-plagued 28 minutes. lrum . A wild pitch by Nonam ~31 JACKSON PIKE · RT.Je WEST Ainge hill of 11 shots from the · Phono --452<4 aker allowed Miller and Jenkins floor, bul an Ill-advised :1- point D I lo cross Ihe plate for a 3·0 Meigs BARGAIN MATINEES SAT/SIIN I WED atlempl early in lhel hirdquart er unn lies All SEATS IUD lead. TwQ Parkersburg errors was met wilh warnings lo be AOI41SSION EVER! TIJESDA! $2.50 Ja ck Dunn Il l. longtime Orl · and two stolen bases picked up an prudent. oles executive, died al Nor·th unearned run for Meigs In the " I missed lhe first 3-poi nt cr JI.JNI 12 thru 18 Charles Gl'neral Hosplla! in third . A hll batsman, Ed Collin's and three coaches stood up and FRIDA! thl'll T!tURSOAT: Baltimore afl er a long illness. HP si ngle and Scoll Miller's sacrl· yelled. 'Hey, we don't nerd Ihose was 65. fl ee added another in the llfrh. shots,'' sa id Ainge, who set a Rounding out he scoring In lhe team playoff mark for his 3·poinl assault. " I m!ghl have been on the bench If I missed again . The :1- point shot Is a big weapon and I 'm going lo keep laking ft . I'm sure Cooper will keep takfng It in LA and so will!. " Cooper hyper -extended his right knee In a second-quarter ~ORK collision with De,nn!s Johnson, bul returned late In the third quarter. Boston took the lead lor good In the second quartet. Trailing 29·26, Boston reeled off a 1"·4 run , B!rd's 3-po!nter coneludlng the spree at 7: 53 aflcr Kareem Abdul-Jabbar missed an easy layup and Byron Scott botched a SUNDAY - 2 P.M. TO 6 P.M. finger rolL RESTAURANT - 11 A.M.'TO 9 P.M. Aller winning a pair of rou ts In LOUNGE - 11 AM. TO MIDNIGHT Games 1 and 2, the Lakers dropped Games 3 and;, al Boston MIDDLEPORT Garden , taking Ga me ~ by a " ' HARRISON , N .Y . tUPII Sanpy L.vl~ offers a forthright reason for leaving family and friends for up lo four months a year while he plays golf overseas. ,-" Money," he said with a broad gr in. 'u th at be th~ rrason, the smiling Scotsman certainly has r~ason to be happy. Thanks to a v'!ctory in rhe Tournament Play· ·~rs Championship in March, Ly!r currently ha s a bankroll of $261,:100 to ca rr.v home with. him, and his pocket ligures lo be bulging even more following this weekend. Pulling together a Slrlngolf!ve successive birdies, Including a 60-fool pull, Lyle fired a 6-under· par 65 Thursday ro take a one-shot lead in the opening round of the$600. 000 Manufactur· ers Hano ver Westchester Classic. Seve Ballesteros, playing in the same group as Lyle, birdied the final three holes 10 wind up in a tie for second place at 66 w!lh Loren Robert s. Mark Wiebe, who finished fourth and sixth the previous lwo years a1 Westchester, was tied lor fourth place at 68 w!lh Jay Haas. Doug Tewell and Mike Reid. Jack Nicklaus. making one of hi$ Infrequent appearances. shot a 6-over 77 at the 6. 769· yard Westchester Country Club and is In danger of missing the cut after Friday's second round. His son, ,Jack Jr., was at 7!1. Unlike Ballesteros, Lyle has p>mmlued himself to playing 15 events In the Unit ed States . " I don't loo k forwa rd to being away !rom home for 3 or 4 months. but I enjoy playing here,'· Lyle, Ihe 1985 Br!llsh Open champion . . said. " I don ' I look on 151ournamrnts as being a hardship, all hough it makes for a long year when you play here, in Europe and Japan. "I do !t'for the money, a nd also 1 have a lot to learn In the game. All the big names of golf are oul here, and Ihis Is wh r re you ca n learn." ' Ly le's birdie binge wa s 1m pres· sive. Starting wllh the second hole. he sank birdieputl sof 25, 20, .10, 60 and 12 feet before missing a birdie putt of 12 feci on the seventh hole. Following bogeys on Nos . 9 and 11, he added three more birdies on the final six holes. Ballesteros, who does not choose to spend as much time as Lyle in the Unlled States, and is using the last of his five sponsor exemptions for the year to play here, took advantage of good fortune on Ihe 16th hole to finish ' strong. The JO-year-old Spaniard sent his drive Into deep rough far right of the green. but his 75· foot chip shol rolled into the cu_p for a birdie. Ballesteros then birdied Ihe Ialit two holes for his share of second place. "I was fortunate to get the birdie on 16 Instead of boRey,'' he said. "I was In the long grass and it waa very hard. I jusl tried to bit It as close u I could. In golf you get to a point where one shot can lilt you up or put you down." HOME LOANS I *No Application Fee *long Term, Fixed Rates *Minimal Down Payment And Closing Costs. PEOPLES BANK 5th Street New Haven. W.Va. 882-2135 Loans en 9.28°/o a.u. 2212 Jackson Avenue Polnl Pleasant, W.Va . 675-1121 ............... IIAiied te ' Second Street Mason. W.Va. 773·5.'514 "fiwliw• rl borTowtr .' ' ,. IWelcomi I u ....... f .DJ.(, 1\ �June Ohio 1987 Braves hand Reds third.straight defeat New fish may be introduced by officials .-- . .. Majors t "lt.-. 4-lal'ld IS.,.ind<•U :Hi! at s. ~ \'i\TI0\',,1. Lt:Af :l' t; Rv 1'nltt·d . l 'r•.,~ Jo:..-.~ I . 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National Ad~·rr tlsl n ~ .J ,1ckiC' (;u l if' t'l'l'Z iJnd POSTMASTER: S.nd add'I"S chanlll" 10 Tho Dally S.nllnct. 111 Cou~ St .. PomC'roy, Ohio 45769. In nings of rt,· ~· hit ball as Roches1<'1' won thrrr of fou r ~ ames with Maine. Guides' StanN Marvin Fr('('"'"" · 0-li, lasted ju st one out, givi n ~ up fi vr ear ned runs lor the loss. Hun roul lhfl (;uich ~!-. Mtlinf' 11 I Thursda y nigh t in ilw lnt<'rn:l itanaii.eag u0. the atMidwest Mel't Unlvet·slty of Chamat pions the lndiann Track Stadium. The meet. which mo\'l's to fndlanapolls after 1:1 )'t•nrs In Fort Waym•. matchrs hi ~th school track and field champions from Indiana. Illinois. Michigan and Ohio. Field events start at 12:30 p.m. EST with running comprtitlon to begin 90 minutes latrr. Moye, of Akron Ell et Hig h School. has a best shotpu t di s· :lance of 72 feet , 8 Inches, whi ch is 7 feet farther than the meet 'record. In the discus, his best effort is 13 feet beyo nd the meet mark. Indiana slate champion David Smith of Portage, Ind., Is ex.]lected to push Moye In bot h events although his best effort ls ' feet shy of Moye in the shot and '0 feet short In the discus. ( • 1111 Onl' W('('k ........................ ........ .. .$1 .25 On£' Month ................................. $5.4~ On£' Year ........ .... ......... ... ....... $65.00 SINGLE COPY PRICE Dally .. ............. ........... .. .... ... 25 (('nl~ rlt•r may rC'mlt In ad ~· a n c(' dlrC'CI to 1'hr Daliy Srntlnrl on a 3, 6 or 12 month basis. Crl'dlt will bf' ~h· f' n carriM' (':IC'h W('('k , '85 CHEY. CAVALIER TYPE 10 2 Door, 4 cyl., front wheel drive. 4 speed, air, PB, AM / FM radio, tilt. ~~~4 No sul>scrlpllons by mall prrmlllt'd In wh('rt' hom(' rarrl ('r srn•lrr I~ ava llablr. Horht's lrr 1(>.1 5-0 lead. In thr third Inning. Nelso n Simmons doubled to score Washington ;~ nd Kelvin Torve st ngtl'd honw Simmons , who ndded to tht' Rochester attack with a two-run horner In the fifth . .Jim Tral>N ad ded a two- run single In tlw six th to conclude the 1 Rub!'l£'rlbrr!il n01 deslrln~t to p~y thrC'ar · and Was hin gton fo llowed with a th n~e run blast - his 11th home run of th~ year - to power Top athletes to clash in trark meet INDIANAPOLI S 1Ui'l 1 Ohio's Charles Movr. thr nalion's top jX'rformrr tn tht' shotput and dlsr us, will lead 11 11 assault on Ihe records Saturda)· SUBSCRIPI'tON KATES By Carrier or Motor Route Cu tit... J't'('l. hit a two·ru n shot Mi ke' larlrfin, ~dl , hurll·d SP\'t' n RC'prrs(' nt atlv(". BranhAm NL•wspa fM'r Salf'S , 733 Third Avr nu f' , Npw York . Nt•w York 10017. Red Wings route Maint' nine, 11-1 $449 5 - ar!'a .~ / STOCK #076A • Malt S.lll<riJ)IIoll• ln1lde Melp County . .' !" //, .. QUILT CLASSES AT THE FABRIC SHOP INSTIUCTOI: lUNNY IUHL 6 WEEKS SlllnNG AT 1:00 on JUNE 23 CALL 9·2-221. FOI MOlE IIIFOUAnOII ::5,,.J.tflat:fe . l'l/a_rneet J '84 CHEV. CELEBRITY 4 Door, front wheel drive, air, tilt. cruise. AM/FM radio, rear w~ndow def. ~~~5 $5495 STOCII543A : Rhonda !Wush received her 20 : pound ribbon and certificate at ' the Monday nlgbt meeting of : su~ua Five Points class. She ~ tied with Betty Dill for the IIIOit •weigbt!Mt and Uncia Foster wu • the 11111111!1'-Up. ~ Top teen IOier In the clau wu Melina Foster. Cbrllty Ram• •burg lolt tlle 11101t weiPt ID the · Tuesday 11101'111111 Ftv• PoiDU •clau, IJid at 1111 W.,. er t'ly 'mom1n1 MMon ciMI tllerewu a ~tit for 1111 maet a 1W' laet • beta. . ~O,.uciLoiiU. •' •• JIM COBB CHEV .-OLDS.~CADILLAC 110WntMolnlt. PoiNfOV H2·2214 Fantastic! · The entertaining and pleasin g Rodgers and Hammers teln musical, "Oklahoma" has been selected as a presentallon for the Rio Grande College Summer Theater. Dr. John W. Dougherty will be directing and has put ou t a call for actors, singers, dancers and lnstrumentalsts of all ages in our a rea to audition for the show which played five years and nine weeks on Broadway for' a total run of 2. 212 performances. Auditions wlll start at 7 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, June 22 and 23, In Ihe Fine and PerformIng Arts Center at Rio Grande College. Two casts will be selected with each t·ast bt'ing composed of nine women, 14 men and a chorus of singers and dancers. One cast will perform on July 31 and the second cast on Aug. I. Why not give it a try? If you plan to audition musically take along a song or two that you do well and dress comfortably. An accompanist wlll be on hand so not to worry. I'm told rehearsals will be In the evenings so If you work, you can be a par t of the production. The "Oklahoma " music Is great. I have a little trouble With " Poo r Jud Is Dald" - but the rest Is good American music . LOCATED ALONG THE IIYEI IN POMEIOY, .OHIO 301 L IUIII ST. 4192-6614 • ~,.wire. ' I Wilda Vu....., wu 111\ft'•Up. Star Grange conducts meeting "Safe Use. Cuts Mower MI- ney with a polluck dinner at 6:30 junior craft co ntest. Winners shaps" was the safety subject p.m was announced . were Chip Macomber, Brya(l fro m the Women' s AcUvvities There were four ent rtes in the Colwell, and Scotty Colwell. Chairman. Linda Montgomery, a t the recent meeting of Star Gra nge. Opal Dyer, youth chair man, reported that the youth group will be serving homemade ice cream and other food Items at the Heritage Days In Pomeroy on · June 20 and 21. Bernice Midkiff gave an update on col)lmunlt y service projects and Ray Midkiff led a dlsuc;sslon on pending bills In the legis lature. A special thank you was Auto. , PB, PS, air, luggage rack. extended to Sonny Nlcholson .for the lime a nd effort he spent In DAWN SHULER Installing carpet In the grange Blue, auto.. PB. PS. haiL The li terary program preII .............................. pared by Ruby Lambert a nd 2 Dr .. good conditon, auto., PB. PS . Lynn and John an na Shu ler presented by Linda Mont go mery entertained recently with a party co nsisted of "The Flag" by in obse1·vance of the thirteenth Maxine Dyer, "The Fa med Red, •4 Dr., auto., PB. PS. air. 360. birthday of their daughter, White and Blue" by Larry Dawn. Pizza, pop and chips were Montgomery, " Would You Beserved with the birthday cake. A .lleve It and ~asy Does It" by 2 Dr .. sport coupe, auto. sl umber pat•ty was held later for Linda Montgomery. "A Father's Legacy" by Anna Halliday, and the girls attendi ng. 4 cyl ., new motor, good condition. Guests were Bobbl Jo Pierce. "Father's Prayer" by Rick Ma comber . There was a Father's Marcy Hill, Kim Harris, Jody Hays, Heidl.Snider, Sarah Duhl, Day puzzle, followed by other 4 Dr.. V-6, runs good . Amber Cummlgs, Theresa Lee, rea dings, "Fathers are Wonderful People" by Pam Colwell , and Tamml Buckley, Michael Hill, Timmy Triplett, Jamie Ander- "A U'l Fun" and riddles by Patty 4 dr., 6 cyl. , auto. so n, Jason Sha in. Scott Lisle, Dyer. Next meet ing will be held on John Bentley, Chris Ebersbach. Jun e 27 at 6: 30 p.m. with a James Walls. Jeremy Roush, 2 dr., good condition, needs paint. potluck dinner preceding the Chris Baer, Polly Hlll, Trls ha Wolfe, Ding Shuler, and Wendy meeting. A five count y grange D~dge get-together on June 20 at RodTrlpletl. 1q79 Ford Country Squire Wagon ...... 1979 Ford T-Bird ............................. $1695 Shuler birthday '1978 Ford LTD located next door to the chu rch. Carter, a native of New Marshfield in Athens County, had pastorates at both the Rulland Church and the Bradbury Church In Meigs County beforemovlngto North Carolina. Currently Sunday school Is being held at 9 a.m. and the worship service at 10 a.m. Plans are also being made to Include evening services. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES • SERVICE Z04 Candar lt. ,.,.._...._,.__,.s •............ -,., S1495 1978 Olds Delta 88 ......................... S1195 1980 Dodge Omni .............................. S895 1979 Ford Fairmont .......................... $895 1980 Citation................................... S1095 197 6 Pontiac ...................................... S29S 1973 Chevy ........................................ S295 Pickup ............................ S695 1977 4 wheel drive, little rough, auto. Rue birth announced ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Rue have a daughter, Kendra, 21 months old. Gr~ ndpa rents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rue. Middleport, and Mrs. Dorothy F uller, St . Joseph, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Rue, Steve nsv ille, Mich., are announcing the birth of a son, Eric John, June 9, at Mercy Memo rial Hospital, St . Joseph, Mich. The Infant weighed seven pou nds, seven OPEN: MOII.-SAT. 6:00 A.M·I:OO P.M. PHONE 9·9-9200 ·Gulf Service 10m 1124 You 'll want to display Old Glory Sunday since that Is National Flag Day. Despite all of the hanky panky, we do live In a great country . Great enough to help you keep smiling! chapter meets : : Roy w. Carter IS new pastor of :·the Rutland Church of Christ, : having moved here last week •'tram Washington, N.C. where he : has pastored the Unity Church of : Christ for the past 13 years. • He and his wife, Jeannette, : eslde 1n the parsona ge which Is •r · .J ~ Oul•lde Mdp County 13 1\'t'<'ks .................................. SlR.:ro 26 Yt'('('kS ......................... , .... ,,.• ~. ]Q 52 \\1('ofk5 ............................... ... $67.60 ~~~R;r~d;I;VI;n;g;s·;s;c;ol;·i;n;g.;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;~ Hey! There were a record number of entries in the Times· Sentinel Mystery Farm Contest of June 7. Twenty-nine persons In Meigs County submitted correct entries naming the mystery farm as that of Howard and Wilma Parker. State Route 7, near Eastern High School. Unfortunately, only one oft he 29 individuals cou ld win the $5 prize being offered and that person was selected by lottery. And the winner is: Evelyn Hollon, Route I , Racine. ~: New pastor being announced • '' U Wo'Cks .......................... ........ 117.:19 26 \lt'rrks ... .. ........... ....... .. ......... 134.06 ~2 Wcoks ... .. ............................. l66.116 along to Mrs. Vernon Evans. Pomeroy, who Is surglcall!atlent at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. The room number Is 314 and I can ass ure you Mrs. Evans will be glad to hear from you. • •• :=:·Annual Inspection of Evange- master of Middleport Lodge. <~ile Chapter 172, Order of the Twenty-five year pins were ::tllstern Star. was held recently presented to Sandy and Sue Starr :·at the Middleport Masonic Tem- by Bea Kuhn and Bob l<lng. It •:pte. Linda Davis, deputy grand was noted that Be a and Bob Kuhn ::matron, was the Inspection were worthy mat ron and worthy :-omcer. patron at the time the Starrs •: Elizabeth Milam, worthy ma- demitted from Kermit Chapter In :; tron, and Gary Canterbury, West VIrginia lnlo Evangeline : -worthy patron. presided and Chapter. •: introduced distinguished guests, Fift y-year members recog: Mrs. Davis, Bonnlta Edwards, nlzed were DorothyTerreli, New ~; deputy grand matron, District Marshfield Chapter, Ruby Diehl, •: 24 Emma Polen, grand repre- Harrisonville Chap ter, a nd '.· sentatlve . to Nova Scotia In Ohio, McComas, Eva ngeline c hapter. : and visiting worthy matrons and District officers recognized were : ·worthy patrons of other Luann Adkins, vice president, • chapters. and Ann Price. treasurer. Also •· Past matrons and past patrons Introduced were Ruth Christ\ 6t Evangeline.Chapter presented man, grand page, Charles l<lng, ; w~re Katherine Mitchell, Bessie grand aide, and past mat rons • Kin g. Ema Cla tworthy, Twlla and past patrons of other chap' Childs, Bea Kuhn , Euvetta Bech· ters Including Miles Crawford, : lie, Naomi King, Billl<lng, Bob Dallna Chapter, Malden, W. Va ., • King. Jim Clatworlhy and Lee fat her of the worthy matron, ', Mccomas. Elizabeth Milam. Her mother Honored Masons Introduced also attended. :·were Larry Spencer, McComas, Refreshments were served in · : and Ralph Moore, worshipful the dining room. (USPS 14~Nil DlviKion ol Multimedia. Inc. - mrroy, Ohio. by lhf' Ohi o Vaii£':V Pub· ll s h ln~ .Company /Mulllmedla. Inc .. Porno JV. Ohio ~5769 . Ph . 9i!2-2156. So· rond ·ass pos la~r puld al Pomeroy, Ohl1 'ol . l . u 11l~ - ' :uuo •!l """ t 'l .ll l' r tllrt• t•ltlr llio lu •h•!l1 ,L..._ I~ I ,IIII \ " lit II Washin gton 011l'11 hom01wl In t ho• fi rst Inning to h••lp IIH' honws tanding Ho rhr,tt'l' ltrd 1\'ings ~~vangeline Pub!lshl'd f'Vf'ry atl l'rnoon , Mo nday ll f jl\ ,1,\ l' f tk \ f'lot jlllll ' lll :IIIli •1110 ' lly l lnltt•cll'ro•ss Int•·rn:otlonal ~i You might want to send a card lhrou!Zh Fri day, 111 Court Sl. , Po· " '" "'')' I ,tilhll'lll ll ~ n Ut .. The Daily Sentinel I Utlll' o\1 I ( IC ll'lllll.,-.'11 :tlj , ~ · : II! fl.lll • Congrats to David Ra y Riggs, : son of Mrs. PauiKioesandDavld ~ Riggs, who graduated today • !rom Ohio State University with : a bachelor's degree in civil ~ engineering. ~ · Sunday afternoon a graduation ' party will beheld honor ing David ; at 2 p.m. at the home of Blll and •: Barbara Mlller, 210 West Main ; . St., Pomeroy . Family, relatives i· and friends are more than :· welcome. •, David, and his wife, Penny "1 Miller Riggs, will reside In .: Greenbelt, ' Md., where he will ; begin em ployment with the •. Greenfield and Omara Consult;: .. lng Firm. ,. $3695 Page- 5 By BOB HOEFLICH Senlln~l Staff Writer · Margaret and Dick Follrod and T~ and Nancy · Reed have returned to Pomeroy homes : from a delight· : ful trans-canal • erulse aboard : the Royal Vik, ingSky. · · : The fou r. fiew from Columbus, : l'f!anglng planes at Atlanta, ,to · San Juan where they boarded the · Royal VIking Sky for thei r approximate 11 day cruise. Porls · visited ln'cluded St. Maarten, St. ' Thomas, Cartagena, Ca ldera : Costa Rica. Acapulco, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Getting off their ship at San Francisco, the four spent a couple of days In that city and one evenin g were joined by Dick and Lois Ann Rosenbaum , former Pomeroy residents , and friends of beth . couples. Those cruiSes provide plenty of action - ·dancing, bridge, golfing as well as almost around the clock food that Is out of this world. Ted brought back menus • • from each day. However, as : luxurious and great as It all was . ·' ..,. he freely admits he still enjoys : a· meatloaf sa ndwich In ;. Pomeroy. : Among the serving people lor : the Reeds and Follrods· were · : three named Jesus, ChriStian :: and St. Peter - now this niust : have made for int eres t lng •· conversation. •. Undoutedly, the trip gave the : · Reeds and the Follrods many · : "moments to remember" and : you can't ha ve too·many of those. MilWAY TAVERN I, ., ·Dancing, golfing, ·and fun in the sun on the ship r;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; ~~~5 ' Friday, June 12, 1987 Beat of the bend Crossover Band Friday ·Night • · June 12 13 HUBBI\ RD SUDES - 1\tlanta Braves second haseman Glenn Huhbard slides safely into home plate as ('lnclnnall catcher Bo Dlaz waits lor the throw in the second Inn In~. (UPI ) The Daily Sentinel By The Bend ' By MARK COHEN and Atlanta . trails Rollir Fin " If tl1t'~ · re tired. they Shou ldn't ronto defe~ted Balt imore 8-6, tJPI Sports Writer gers, with :Wl snves : flruN' lht·ow on the side. Hogwush. Milwaukee beat Detroit 8-5 and Gene Garber, who leads the Sutler, with 286: Rich Gossa~c. Minnesota at Chicago was postthat's what It Is." struggling Atlanta pitching staff 278: Dan QuiSenberr;·. 2:19: nnd · Tht' 8ra,•cs took 11 1·0 lcod In poned because of rain. in victories and saves. Thursday Sparky Lyle, 222 on thr all·tlmr the first when l<en Olx>l'kfell • night joined some elite company. list. si nglNI and scored on Dale Blue Jays 8, Orioles 6 Garber bl anked the Cincinnati " He"s In blg compun; ." Murphy 's double. · At Baltimore, George Bell hit Reds for two Innings to secure a Atlanta Manager Chuck Tanner Cincinnati struck for four runs two home runs, Including his 6·4 victory for the Braves and said. "That 's a lot of saws In a in th<' S('Cond. Bo Diaz singled fourth career grand slam, to help notch his sixth save oft he season pressure-packed sit uation. He's and Dave Concepcion walked. the Blue . Jays ex lend their and 200th of his career. our No. I winner and ulso our No. Dlaz scored on a single by Tracy "It's nice to get 200." Garber. 1 saver.·· Jones. Larkin then hit his homer winning streak to nine games. who also. has eight victories this The Brav!'S carne from a i -2 over the center field wall, ~orlng season, said . " It 's a good round deficit to hand the Rrds their Co ncepcion and .Jon!'S. Brewers 8, Tigers 5 number. one better than 199." third straight defent. with Glenn Atlanta made It 4-3 in the fourth At Det roit, Eric King hit The 39-year-old right -hander, Hubbard's two-run doublt> In the when Ozzic Virgil and Hubbard Milwaukee's Bill Sc hroeder wit h who accum ulated those saves eighth inning breaking a 4-4 lie. walked. and Virgil sc-ored on a an 0,2pltch with the bases loaded wit h Kansas City, Philadelphia Atlanta reliever Charlie Puleo. single b;' Dion James. and 'two out in the sevent h inning, 1-0, pitched two innings for the In other National League to force in the tie-breaki ng ru~ . victory. Rob Murphy, 3- 2, who games, San Francisco nipped replaced starter Ted Power In San Diego 1-0 and Houslon edged the seventh Inning, took the loss. Los Angeles 1-0. Barry Larkin's fifth homer of the season . a th ree-run shot, gave Giants I, Padres 0 Ci ncinnati a 4-21ead In the second At Sa n Francisco. Kell)' Downs inning and the Braves tied it with th rew a seven-hitter to lift the By JERRY PICKRELL single runs In the fourth and flft h. Giants. Outdoor Writers Association or Former Red l<en Griffey America Distributed by tJPJ slammed his seventh homer. a 1\stros I, Dodgers 0 & Saturc~¥y The Ohio Division of Wildlife Is solo blast, to make it 4-4. At Los Angeles. Jim Des haies considering legalizing the IntroReds Manager Pete Rose said combined wit h two relievers on a duction Into Ohio's ponds and his relievers were not tired . four-hitt er to lift the Astros and & lakes of the white amur, also "I 'm tired of hearing abcut extend their winning streak to called the "grass carp." S2,00 Conr Charge their arms being tired every time three games. This creature derives its noto- they give up a run." Rose said. Must Bt 21 In the American League, Toriety from its reputed abll\ty to reduce the level of aquatic growth In seriously weed-choked waters. Some small ponds across the state - some In private ownership as well as some in the public domanln - cont ain little useful aquatic life beyond vegetation. The Division of Wildlife believes the grass carp wlll alter this situation permanently and favorably, unlike the addit ion of costly and perhaps hazardous chemistry In what Is often a vai n attempt to accomplish the same ends. Besides, the state claims , there are already reports of farmers and others doing this without the permission of the state. At least, If It Is legislated. the state wilt have some regulatory au thority over the practice. An 4 Speed, Standard Trans .. Extra Clean . argume nt often heard In favor of WAS "legalizing" such ot her practi· $4495 STOCK #551 ces as prostitution and the sale of various drugs. Nearly all cases of ar tificial Introduction have had poor results. The starlllng, the common car p, the walking catfish and any number of other such Instances have had less-than- favorable outcomes . Mostly, such disas ters have been the result of uncontrolled population ex plosions . The stale says that It Is under '. ,., control In this Instance because It will permit the introduction only of genetically altered fish that are Incapa ble of reproduction . The Ohio Divisio n of Wildlife wa nts the public's opin ion on th is proposal. Comment s can be sent Front wheel drive, 4 cyl.. AM / FM radio. auto. trans., bucket seats. to Clayton Lakes, Chief, Division of Wildlife, Fountain Square. Building 'C'. 1962 Belcher Drive. STOCK#553 Col umbus, Ohio, 4~224 . "Father's llCINI, OHIO MODILI 33 SALE Salt Prill SJ3 ,50 PRICE l11s Mfg. ltbalt· - 3.00 TMyoua COST $8495 FI'H thtt Gol'tlanlttd floating ll'tle·ba il bvcht. Gal· vonlred outt r bucket. Pe rforottd golvonlud S1Q50 Inner poll. GEE'S MINNOW TRAP 6'11" CONYIITIII£ w/.22 M~GNUM CYliNDU. ' Remington 599 MODI! nt1UMI7 CHICAGO CUTLERY 22 lONG RIFlE S1395 6·1NCH FOLDING FILLET KNIFE 1500 ROUNDS) S10'' FENWICK UGHTEP 24 CAN CASE RC 10°/o OFF!! ONLY ON All $ 40 WITH FILLUP SALE PRICE $2195 largo l ·lroy be• with 24 c01f190rl1110n1J. 2-high inten~itr bolltry lampt. COMBO SPINIT/ RODS & REELS $1295 #79"01 IN STOCK! "CANOE" 2·1LADE TACKLE BOX UGHT AWON XX CHANGEa $2800 $4395 .. FOLDING LOCKILADE W/3 EXTIA II.ADES SHAIESPEAIE huo PIO AM X/GISO '*••ot.OH. ........ 112·2175 SA,_Tt·l THE GRAVELY WE PIKE S1795 "UGifi·AcnOII" SAil .-s 6·20·17 G""'ESAVER tA-l Womj"t Onlctl H'""lltt QTQI UCEISE SOLD HEll �Friday, June 1 Ohio Community calendar/area FRIDAY POMEROY - Dance ar !he Meigs Senior Collzens Cen l er m · Pomeroy from 8 1o 11 p m Friday wllh mus ic by Larry Hubbard and the True Coun lry Band , admission $1.50 a person and those a llendong are lo Jake ," " snacks l o r I he rpfreshmenltabl e • • ,~ This Message and Church Directory Spon~ored Rr The Interested ElliS &SONS SOHIO SWISHER &LOHSE complete r 1J II \. ~~~~ ~ - - Aulomohve serv•ce locust & leech Street Hl 9921 Mtddleport INSURANCE SERVICES serv•ce Rutlind . Oh•O 4SHS J. Wm ' 81!1" Brown. Owner " P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Natoonwode Ins . Co. I t Columbu~. 0 104 W Mclin "l 2311 Pomero y •• -=-- MEIGS TIRE •• 1 John F Fultz, Mgr Ph 99l 1101 Pomeroy Mill Work· l\IY.,1 ~1! ~~ ' Cabonet Makong ~r....::: BEN ~FRANKLIN • l !::;~~~;~~~~~~~~==~i~-·~,~;=i~~~~·~~-l~~~M~•d;dtei.p~orTt.~Oh~oo~~ : ~ • 't t 0 K&C JEWELERS Veterans Memorial Hospital t 15 I. Momoroal Dr. 992 _2104 Pomeroy ~ ~ OF THF. NA7.A ,md Mull) 11)' Rl-. , McCI"'" pastor NorTno~ n?n'S Sct-ool 9 ll am ! ,r"~~ ni•!_".~~~~'~:~P.:'!.:'r..'!· ~·. r•vl•n!n,(r st'rv1<'f' l1 ~ Wf'dnf<Stiav 7rm ' I CHURCtl :f26 E ~ I ~rvlt'f'S Holy communion on lhr 1 r month and comblml with mornlnR prllyl'r on !No lhlrdd Suntlay Mornlnp: prayer and fii('ITT\On M aU othl'r Su JKiu~ of 1hl' mont h Church School and NunM!ry rru £' prov!ck>d Qltf('(• lvlur In lhl' Parl!Jh Hall lmi1'IR:IlarNy toJIOWIIlJ{Iht• strviC'f' POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRISf 212 W ~ Muln S1 , NMI Proudfoot pasror Blble SchOOl ~ 9 :JJ u m Mornln ~o: W~Jr.ihlp 10: l) 11 m Voulh 1 mcetlnJ~S ti 00 p m EvrntnJ,'! wonhlp 7 00 p ~ m Wf"dnesd oy night pra>f'T mf'f'ltln~ .md BlhiC> sttdv 700pm i 1HE SALVATION ARM\' 115 Burtcr nut t Alit' , Pomrroy Mr.- l))ra Wtnln~ In chargt• SuOOuy OOIIIllos.s mi'E'IInu 111 ,J m &Jt1(trv r School 10 J) ,, m &l rrlav ~tm l YPSM ' · E loL~U' Adams INTtll'r 7 Wl Jl m S,tlvallon : m«'fln,l.':. \arlou.'l SJ:..'.I)(f•rs rod rn11~k s!X!Cialo; , Thursday, 11 :n am lo 2 pm U11Ues Holl"lf' a Lr.tgtl(' !l'l{rntx n; In t:hurgr all WOmf'll ~ tnv1!r'(l. ti 45 p m lltu1'Ndav Coq:~; Cadd Cla.'i.'i.'i /Youn$! 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II UHCII 0 ~ C'HH IS I IN CHRISTIAN l iNION Ht' ~ ~' lthl- hlln 11:ut ot Sun<l,rl ~t hon l 11 .iO 1 m W ttlr U!11'1llan ~ upt Mm nlni' \Vc)1shlp HI lH 1 m Sumi11\ 1'1 Pnlng ~ ~ 1\ Il l 7 ~ ~ 11 m W1'dnrsd1n Pruwr M11 T l n ~o: 7 10 p m MT MOHIAH CIIUHCH OF GOD Ra( In<' IWv I 1m r~ S11 1rl'r fu•ld p a~ r o r Frt't'nlll.n Wllllnrn s Supr Sun11,11 S1 hOtll • ~ 4~ ,, m , Sunrl.tv .mil \\f•tlnt~S.d ! l\ t"l t'n ' ln(l ~ ~ r\ lt'f'S 7 p Ill .... • MIDDI t: POHT rms r UAPTIST : cornrrSixt h n miP . rlm~r F lu lF.:dr n ra s •... tor Bob Parkf'l S S Slllll . Ca th1 lllf:: ~ S .. Aut Supt !;unda\' S1h0t1\ 9 1'1 n m Mornln~ Wo r ~ h tp 10 I ~ ,1m, Sund;~ y E\'<'nlnli lll'l' It'(' -; p m P1 '"'' llll'<' lln,~~: and Bibk Stud1 Wf'<l nt'~d.l l ('\ rnl n ~ 7 p m Chlldr r n s r hoh p l :~ t•f~t'r> W«tn ~ da\ , 7 p m Adul t t ho\1 prl itli'l' W<"tl .~ p m , Rllt:ilo pt ogr rm \\ MI'O Sunduv 8 ~ 30arn MIODLEPOHT f HtJHCH 0 1- I II Ri~T . !lith nnd Molin . Alllu r~o n mlni ~ H·r Mlki' GrrlaC'h Sunil.!\ ~ ~ hMI Supi•1in trrr1t<'nr Blblr School 9 lO a n1 Mo1n t n .~: 1\ ,lrshlp lll Jll u nr Evt nlrl): \\'(lrshlp 7 t-1 p m Wi'dnf's<l.•\ 7: 00 p 111 P1 J\<'1' m rf'! l n ~ MIDDI F. PORT Cllt ' R( H or THF :'1/1\ ZARENE PASTOR ~t t'(l Pt•nh0111n11d ':J Bill Whit <' Sundnv St ht•ul Sup! S1 tnlid\ 1 S<-hool 9· JO 1 m . M01 n h1 ~ Wot shlp 10 4" 1 am . Eva ngrllstk lll t'f' l ll1~ 7 00 p m Wrdnrsdav. 7.00 p m P1!\l'1 nl('('lting tJNITED PRFSft\'TERlc\ N i\IINISTR\ OF MEIGS COUNT\' Rev. Charle8 Talbott ~ HARRISONVILLE PRESIII'TERIAN CHURCH - Sunda y: Worshll' Si'rvlct•s 9 00 a m . Churth Sehoo! 10 15 " "' MIDDLEPORT PRESBY1 ERI .IN sund ay S4:'hCIOr. 9 a 111 • Churc h .sl't vl~ 10 I ~ am. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· n:;RJAN - Sunday School HI 11 m r.ot.urch servlct' 11 1~ a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor John Evans Sunday School 10 00 11m S\lnda:v Mornln« Worship ll 00 a m Chll · dren's Church 11 a m Sl.lnda\ F:ll•nlng Servlct 7 00 p m Wed • & P m Young 1.1 dlf'l' Auxiliary Wednesdoy 7 p m Fam ' UyWonhlp. • ' 216 S. Second Pomeooy 992-3325 1 SATURDAY REALIOI -Psalm 20:5 FRANCIS FLORIST I ' GRAVELY TIIACTOR'SALES '0...0'~) !..., Agen~g, In~. 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH . A11011 from the ' l ' Courthouse POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 ' • 992-2975 lill Qokkol and Ruth Ann Fox Rawlings-Coats·Biower (row's Family Resta.w111t FUNERAL HOI't'l "Fifillllf K11111iv Frit~ Cild11" "Strwint Families" 264 221 W. Main s. 21111, lllddlepart St., Pomeroy 992-5432 992-5141 t-----~~ ~-----i--~UN~I~TE~D~F·A~ITH~C~H~U~RC~H~.~R·t~j-on~P~ o mt>ro y By·Pass Rev David Wiseman Sr , pastor ME>Ivln Dra)(e, S S Supt Sunday &epsake' 1School9 30 a m , Morn in ~ Worship 10 30 , Evening Worship 7 30 p m , Wednesday .. - · Prayer &>rvice, 7 30 p m 212 E Maon Stoeet FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Railroad 992-3785. Pomeroy 1St . Mason Sunda y School 10 a m , Morn lng worship 11 a m Evenmg Sf'rvice 6 p • ;~~;~--_. m PrayP.r mf'fllln!Z; a nd Btblf' Study Wed GOD nPSday 7 p m ?~'I· Pt'"h~!llal. Sunday FOREST RUN BA.PTIST RE>v NviEHAZE l CO MMUNITY CHURCH Off am F.\enlng Borden pastor Cornelius Bunch supt AI l24 I m! l l'~ Irom Port land Lon~ Bor service p m Wedn esda> Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m Sflrond and 1om E d ~f'l Hart p!lslor Sundav School mooing 7 00 p m fourth Sundays worship srrvlc€' al 2 30 p !l «I " m S t~nd<~> mnrn inJ;: p1 e<~ c hlng m If! 1(1 a m Sunrlay cv1 nlng srrvlcrs 7 30 pm , ?!JU~~UI:N!!IcTED BRETHREN MT MORIAH BAPTIST Fourth and ~ Located In Texas Main St Middleport R~v Gllbert Craig, Mrrm t EPORI f RE EWILl BAPTIST C~:~~~~~ii;;, Cl 82 Rev Rnbf:rt Jr pastor Mrs Ervin Baumgard ner C' IILIH H C'ornrr Ash JOd Plum Ra lph S JE>ff Hollrr lay lf'adE>r Sundav Sc hool Supl Sunday School9 30 a ( undlfl p.r~ t or Suntl tv School 10 OOa m !khool Sup! Sunday m , Worship Servlc(l, 10 45 a m Mulninu Wor'i hlp 11 oo ,. m Wf'dnf'sdav SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRI ST a m mornin.e worship and anti S,llUHIJv Fw nlng SC'rvlcf's al 7 30 p m church 10 30 am fvenlng - Jos£'ph B Hoskins , Pva n~::e ll s t Sundav prt'achl n~ service first lhrf'l' Su ndays. BlblE-Study9a m Worship. 10a m. Sun 7 Jtl P m Sj)('cial Sf'rViCf' fourth Sunday day evenl n~ servi CE' 6 p m Wednl.'sday ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . l . ("vrn lng. 7 30 p.m Wrdn('Sdav Pravrr Pvrntng- srrvlce 7 p m . M('l'lln.e BiblE> Stud y and Youth F£'llow PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Racine MEIGS ship 7:30Pm R1 12~ Wtlllam Hoba('k. pastor SundH y COOPERt\TIVE PARISH CHURCh OF GOD OF PROPHEC'( &hoollOa m , Sunday ('\'enlnR service 7 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH &hool 10a m SundavflvPnlng7 OOpm , KENO CHURCH OF CHRI ST Vt>rnon Locatf'd on 0 J Wllltf' Road or Hi~hwav p m WPdnPsday eveni ng service 7 p m NORTHEAST CLUSTER weE'k service Wed 7 p m Mid F.Jdrldgr mlnJ~tN Olhl'r s" ain Sunday 160 Pat H('nson pa stor Sunciav Sehooi JO CARPENTER BAPTIST Don CheadlP Rev Don Archl'l' LANGSVILLE CHRISTI AN CHURCH, School Supt Prr.1ch i n~:: 9 30 a m f"aC'h a m Classes for all 3JZI'5 Junior Church 11 Supr Sundav School 9 30 a m Mornlnl!: Rt!\ Roy Deeter Sunciav Da llas Janey Sunday SchOol Supt Sunday am . Morning worship ll a m Adult Worship 10 30a m Prayer sE-rvice aliPrn Rev Seldon Jolln11on HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION t'Thur School 9 30 a m ; Sunday Morning Wor atr Sundays Choir practiCE> 6 p m Sundav Younl! Pr-o At. FRED - Chun:h Sr'haol 9 30 am . man Durham) pas tor Sunday service, ship, 10:30a m, SundayeventngWorship, THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST ple"s ChtldrC'n s Chun·h and Adull Bible Wo rship II .1m UMY F6 :lOp m , UMW 9 30 a m , evening serv ice 7 3(1 p m 7 30 p m Wednesday evening Prayer APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Lima Rd Studv, Wt'dn C'sday at 7 30 P m Thl!d ru t•sduy 7 JO p m Commu nion Meeting, 7· 30 p m. Prayer meeting, WednEday. 7 JO p m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL 570 Grant next to Fort Meigs Park. Rutland . Robfort 111 s t Sundav 1Archrr) BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA Sl . Middleport AlflllaiPd with South<'rn Richard s pastor Services ar 7 p.m on CliES rER - Wm shi p 9 am Churt'h CHRIST Jos1 ph B Hosk ins pa~tor Biblr ZARENE Rrv Glenn MrM!IIan pa~tor Ba p!Jst Convenlion Da\ld Bryan Sr. Mt WC'dnesdays an<! Su ndays S{hoollO:. m BlblrStudy, Tl1ursday 7p Class !l 30 a m MornIn ~ Worship 1D .ma M II)' .hm lce LavPndf'r Sundav School nisin Sundav Sehool 10 am . MornlnJ! MJDDLEPOR'J' PENTECOSTAL. 1mro m. UMW fir st 1 h1.1r~ay, 1 p m, Com m. Evening Wotshlp fi 30 p m 'fhursdav Sup! !-lundav School 9 30 am Mornin,ll! worship 11 a m Evf'nlnt: worship 7 P m Avr Rrv Clark Bak('r. pastor Carl Not munlon fils! Sunday I Archet") Wedn('sday f'Vrnl n~ BiblP stud~ and B1blr Studv, 6 :.l p m worship 1B 30 a m Evan.l{ellslir SPnli('(', JOPPA - Wor ship 9 30 am. Churt'h pravf'r m('('fin~ 7 p m tlngham Sundav School Sup! Sunday NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY 6 p m , Pravpr and PraisE' WC'dn f'Sda v. 7 p. School HI 30 a m Bihl f' Sludy Wednesday, BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST St SC'hool lOa-m with classfls for all ag£'5 QIURCH Sund<1V &hool scrvlr!' 9 45 a m , Your h mt'f'1lng 7 p m 7 10 p m j, J o hn~om R1 12hnd Co Rd 5 Mark &>rvl'rs minis· Evmlng srrvlc£'s at 6 p m Wf'dn('Sday Bl m , Wors hip serv lr(' 10 30 a m UNITED BRETHREN IN EDEN I.ONG BOTTOM - Church SchooJ 9 30 IPr S\l ndav School Sup! Harry HPn bll' study al 7•30 p m Youth st>rvlcl'fl Frt Evan~Jlstlc Sl'rvlcf' 7 }) p m WcdnC'S CHRIST C l.Psll(l Cllltlan, pastor Sun a m Worship 7 p m , Bible Stu dy, Wed drtcks Sunday Sehool9 30 a m Morning day at 7 30 P m day Prayrr m('('ltlnJ; 7 30 p m Thursda\ dav School 10 00 a m, M<1rnlng Wor!lhip n ~ d •> 7 lO p m UMYF W('dnesday, Wonh)p 10 3Qa m ., EHnlng worship 7 p [CCLESIA FELLOWSHIP 12R Mill St . ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Poltll'rov n OOa m Sundavevf'l'llnUrrvlct'7 OO p fl 00 p m, Comm union First Su nday, m WE'dnC'Sdav worship 7 p m . Midd lrporl Brothl'r ClhfC'k McPh£>non, HarrlsonvU I(' Rd Robfrt Purtrll mints m Wl'dnrsdav evenln~ prayf'r sPrviet> jAn·hcr) ST PA Ul LUTHERAN CHURCH pastor Su ndt~v St;hool JO a m, S\lnd ay 7·00 p m 1rr. Stf'Ve 5:1anlrv S S Supt Bill McEl REEDSVILLE: - Chur ch School9 30a Corn('r SYcamorP and S(>cond Sts p 0 • evC>nln l! Sl' rvir<'s at 7p m and WC'dnesday ro\ ,\.,.~! ~up I , SundHV Srhnnl !l 10a m m Worship Scrvlct" I I flO am {Df>f'll:'rl mrroy Th e Rf'v William Midd\rsY. ar t S(•n krs at 7 P m Worship st.' rvh (' 10 XI a m Ev£'1ning wo t TUPPERS PLAI NS ST PAUL pastor Sundav Sthool 9 45 am Church ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Krnnrth Smith , ~ hlp Sunduv 7 p m <~ nd Wfodnl'!>dav , 7 p m Chu n h School 9 .r m Worship 10 a m , sE>rviC'f' 11 a m pa ~ tor Sunda\ School 9 JO a m , church HY SELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH ST JO HN LUTHERAN CHURtH Plnf' Blhh• Study Tue~da y 7 30 p m , UMW SACRED HEART CHURCH Msgr S('J'ViCI' 7 :111 p m , Yout h !('llowship 6 30 p Mlkf' Th omp!Wn NEW Haven WV pastor Grov(' Thf' Rev Willi(l m Mttldkswarth 1 hlrtt 'l'uesdcr:-,. . 7 10 p m Cumm un10n Anthonv Ciannamorr Ph 992 5R98 Saturm Eiblr st udY Thu1'Sdav i 30 p m Sunday School a1 9 30 a m . Morn lnJl' 11.01 paslor Church sc rvtcr~ 30a m Su~av First Sund.ry !A rr hC>r 1 day [v('nln.'! Mass 7·30 p m Sunday FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE. 3304:1 1 ~htp .t t1B :lOam. Sunda vrvrninRSl'I'\'IN' School lD 30 a m Mass. flam and 10 a m Confl.'Sslons one Hiland Road Pomr roY Tom Kfllly, pas al i :(1 p m Thu rsdav M~rvl r rs ;~t 7 JO p , BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR IST half hour bt>forP t'aCh Mass CCD c·lassrs m tor Da nnv Lamhf'rl , S S Su pr Sunda y John Wrl~ ht pastor Sundav School !I :mo CF.NTHAL CLUSTER 11 am Sunday morn In,!! ~riViN' 01 r 10 1m Sund<tveven FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION al Bald m lll rrv llavn('S S S Supt Morni ng Rt·v ,Ja rn (ll E CorbiU VICTORY BAPTIST. 525 N 2nd St , lng ~> f"rVI!'f' 7 30 p m Tut'sdav ilnd Thurs Knob locau>d m Coon tv Road Jl Rrv worship 10 30 ,1 m Rev Ste¥en Nel11 oo Jamt>s E K('es~. pastor day S!"rvl c<'s "' 7 30 P m Mtddlrport Lawrrnl'l" GlursrnC'dmp pas1or Rf'v RACINE CH U RC ~ OF THE NAZA Rf!¥ Melvin Fr11nklln Sunday mornl nJt worship 10 am , Evt'n WORD OF FAIT H 91 Mill St , Mlddl(' R()JI:C'r Wlllford aut pastor PrredtlnR RF:NE, Rev Llovd D Grimm lr pa ~ r or ltt•v Clemente S. Zunl1a. Jr t n~ ser\lcf' 7 p m . WP.dnrsdav rvf'nlnJZ ' f:K) r1 Sunda v mornln.fl ~rrvle'P 10 15 a m srno lc;<'S Sunday 7: :10 p m Prayf'r m('('tinR Or;~ Rilss, Chairman of lhl' Board of Chr is Rt.v Rob('rl Mus81Tlan worship 7 p m Visitation Thursday 6 JOp Sunday £'Vf'nln ~ 7 30 Thursd,J v morning W('('l nl'sday 7· JO p m , Gary C:rifl!lh Sc hool~ 30 am ,. Morn tl,tn Lift• Sundav ASRUHY ISvra cusrl - Worship II a m m Blblr stud v 10 a m Wf'dnf'!'d,t y E'vrnlng leodf'r Youth ~roups Sunday ('venlnR at ill I!: worship 10 30 a m cvangrll.,.tlc s('r Churt h Sthool 9 45 am. Ch11r~e Blblf' MOR~E CHAPEL CHURCH· Charlr-s 7 30 P m 6 30 p m with RogC'r and Vtolrt Willford '1rf' 7 00 p m Wrd n£'Sday sC'rvirr 7 p m 1 Sruclv Wf'dn ~dav 7 :\0 p m UMW first 1 Norris, pastor Sundav School 10 am NEW HA\'E N CHURCH OF THE NA ll'adE'r~ Communion S('fVIce fir st Sunday 1.1 BERTY CHRISTIAN CIIURCH J:>r.x l m s rlo\ 1 30 p m Choir Rehrorsa l hi 1 11 s 7ARENE RPv Glr ndon Stroud pastor r.1E'h mont h IN Wood• c.,ll p,1st or Srn IE'£1s Sunda v wors P ser.· ce a m • ' unday nl~ht sunduvSchool 9.30 a m Worshlp ~ rrviN' Wt•rlnr'Sd<J\1 h :wJ p m . UMW fourlh Sun WHITES CHAPEL WESLEYAN Hl a m Hnd 7 p m Wl'd n<'Sd tv 7 p m rl ,l\ h 10 p m jN{•ismn worship sl'rvlcE" 7 30 p m ' MJdw('(>k 10 30 a m . Youth S<'t'VIC'(' Sundav 6 15 p CHURCHCoolvtllp RD RC>v PhllltpRI prayf.'r servlcr Wetin('Sday 7 p m ~ NTEHPRISF Wor ship 9 <r m WESLEYAN BIBLE HOLINES~ m Sundav <'Vt>nlng SNVIC('7 OOp m W«< df'nour. pastor Sunday School 9 30 am ; fhu 1\ h St hnol Ill .1 m BibiE'Siud), T u('S CHURCH ot Mlddlpport. Inc , 75 PE-art St , n('!;;day Prayt'r M{'('tina und Bible Study worship ~rv l{'(" 10 30 a m , BiblE- study HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Ro• rl 1\ 7 10 p m UMW Flrsl Monda'!. 7 30 7 ~~SE SE.TrLEMENT CHURCH su n Pr Watson pastor C~n son Pratt Sunday 1 and '.l.orshtp SC>rvlct> Wf'dnesdav 7 p.m Rev I van Mvt>rs. pastw; RO!il('r Manlev p 111 UMYF Sunday, 6 p m Choir RP Scttool Supt Morning Worship 9 30 a m , RIJI'LAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. day afternoon SC'rvltNi at 2 30 Thursd,l\' Sr, Sunday School Sl.lpt Sunday School lw.•rs 11 II ~0 p.m Wr dncsda) fFrunk l tnl Sunday SC'hool 10 30 am , Ev('JIIJ1g ser 1 Mar k Jon£'8. pastor Bill Nlchohoo Sl.ln· 9 30 a m : Morni ng Worship 10 30 a m : I'Vcnln.l!: ~ rrvl('(ls ar 7 :10 I I AT WOOOS - Chu rr h 5:chool lOam vice 7 30pm dav SC'hool Supt Sundav Scltoot9· :11 a m , Evrnln~ Worship 7 30 p m WNinMdav FIRST BAPT IST CHURCH Mason W Wo1ship 11 am, Bible Study Thurs MT UNION BAPTIST Donald Shue I Morn i n~ Wor..:;hlp and Communion 10 JOa even In~ Bible study prayt'r and praisr Va Pastor Bill Murphv Sundt~ v Schoo llO rl 1v '/ p m UMYF Su nday, 6 p m m ~ l'rvlce 7· 30 p m pastor. Joe Sayre Sunday SE'hool Sup! rFr unkl ln l am Sunda\ ewnlnJ!' i· ~ p m Pr.IV<'1 Sunday School 9 45 am , Evening wor l RUTlANDBIBLEMETJ«JOIST Amos LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH 1 FOltf:Sl RUN - Wor ship 1l am m('('tlng and Bible st\ldV Wf'dni"Sday 7 30 shtp G l}p m ; Prayer Meellng 6 30pm Tillis. pastor Son nv Hudson sup! Sunday OF COD - Cilt)(lrl S~ncPr~ pasl or Sun P m Evt'ryonr wrlromf' ( hu rrh Sl'hont 10 A M Choir pracllce, 1 Wl'dn£>Sda y School 9 :m a m , Morn InKwor.;htp 10 30 1 RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST SQ day Sehool 9 30 am, Morning service Tu t\~~~ ~\ ti \Up m. UMW flr st1'uesdav. 1m Sunday <'vMlln,l{' 5('1"\'(C<' 7 00 pm TUPPERS PI AINS CHURCH OF i 1U)l m ! Nd ~ oo \ 10 OOa m , SundayevenlngS<'rvlct>7 OOp ]('m St Rl'\' Paul Tji ylor pnslor Sunda v Wrdn('sdav sr1·virr 7 p m WMPO p-r o CHRIST Dave Prf'ntiH• mlnlstrr Drryl m Mld·wttek pn1yer service WE'dncsda y SchOOl 10 3 m , Sundav ('\l'ninl!: 7 00 p m' Ill A I H t Mld<llrporn - Church School, w-am 9 u m. rach Sunday Wf'IIS , Sup! Churrh School 9 am Wor 'l lll 1 111 Mor nlng Worship 10 30 <1 m 7 ~ OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH WC'dn~dav rvcnln g pri!ycr m('('fing 7 00 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA ~hip &n let> 9 45 p m 'nu rh Cit ou p 4 p 111 Wf'{ln rsday, Chuf'('h ' Pm RENE. Rf'\' Lowrll Ford pastor Sunday CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA Choir t rhf> lr st l '/ pm Thursd,-v LawrenCE" Bush, paAior Max Folm~r Sr SOUTH BETHEl. NEW TESTAMENT Srhool 9 :MJ a m : Worship servlcf" lO· ~0 .1 RENE Rev Hcrb('tt Cra te. pll § !Or Pr r\11 Sf>l\h C' ti lllpm Rlbh·Siudy 7 Sup! Sunday School and Morning Worship OiURCH. Sllvrr Rld~f' Ou .lnf:' Syden m , Youn,l{' proplt\s Sl'I'Vil'r 6 pm Fran)( Ri ff((' supl Sunday $('hool 9 W a p m JZ un l ~n l 9 30a m Sundayeven i n~.wrvlce 7p m • ( Sirlck rr pas!or ~unda y Seh~l 9 ,r m, Evan~r:ellsllc serv [C(I6 l) p m Wt"d nrsdav m Worship srrvlcf' II a m and 7 p m MI NF'RSV I L LF.- Wo1shlp Ser vlcp \0 Youth mf"ellnj!C and Bible Study, Wcdnes Wor ~hlp St>rvl('f' 10 n m Sunday evening sen ic(' 7 p m Sund11y Wednt'sdav 7 p m Pra yrr mret 1111 Churth Schofll 11.1 m UMW.thlrrt day 7 P m. sr rv!Cf' 7 00 p m Wl'dntosduv nt~rht Bib I(' lng MASON CHU RCH OF CHRIST Mlllrr \\i'tlnr'S((,t\ 1 p m Chnh pt iH'11cr Mon ~ rudy 1 00 p m S! , Ma ~ on W Va Eu,ii!('Ttr L Co n,~~:C'I" ml LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST r\ ,\ 1 i )(] p m t Nd stwl) nistrr Sundav Blblf' Study 10 am . Wor CHURCH David Br-11 pastor Robf'rt E Pr AHL \H ;\P E: L - Wor ship S('r viC(' ship 11 am and 7 p m Wf'dnf'Sda v B1biC' Bart on Dtrec-1or or Christian Education, q 10 n rn . Chu1 1h !oichflol 10 1 ~ n m Studv \ OCal mutilC'. 7pm S!elf' Eblln assi stant Sunday Sr.hool9 :Kl UMW SPmnd Tursd,tv 7 10 p m 1Muss. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Dud· ll m MornlnJt worship 10 30 a m , Trens Ill 111 \ dln,i! La n(' Masoo, W Va J N. Thaclcrr. In Action tip m EvPnin~Worship. 7 OOp POMEIWY - Chut'E'hS! hool 9 15a m pastor Evrn lng St'rvlcl' 7 );I p m . Wo m WC'dnrsdav !'V<'ninj:! pray('r 11nd Blbl£1 Wo1 !'hlp 10 :KJ .1m Choir rehrarsal mrn '..:; Mln!strv, Thursday 9 30 am, stud\. 7 00 p m Choir vra ctlc(' Thursday Wt'<in r:-;d.\1 7 10 p m UMW S('cond Wrdn• ~d<1\ Pray<'r and Btblf' Study, 7 15 17 p m lur sda\ 7 JO p m UMYF' Sunda\ 6p m The future Is Irresistibly fascinating somehow. W e dwell In pm DEXTER CH URCH OF CHRIST rror htu 1 the here and now, t h e present. But notice we are ever looking ,(harl('s Russ('l\ Sr mlnlsiPr Rirk Ma ROCII: SPRINGS- Cht1n·h School 9 IS combC'r ~ up1 Su ndav School 9 30 am ahead to the futu re. A compulsion that draws us to what w ill be a m Wm sh!p lOam BII.JlrStu.dy Wf'd Worship 5rrvlcl' 10 30 am Bible study, TH-.;d 1v 7 301>m UMYF r Se n lo 1 ~1 Sun or may be but Is as yet unknown . Could betheunknowndraws us Tuf'sdaY 7 30 p m 11 1"1 1' ~ p m r luniorsl {'\'{'r\ othC'r Sun HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN REORCANIZEO CHURCH OF JESUS • d.1" 6 p m tFr.mklml 11 forward . Whatlson the other side of the mountain? Whall s just OIRISTIAN UNION Hartford, W. Va CHRIST OF ll\TIER Dt\ Y SA INTS Port ilUTL,\ NO - Chur ch Sl'hool. 10 a m , beyond the oceans horizon or just 5 fathom s deepe r In I he ocean Rev David McManis. pa.l tor Chu rth land RaclnP Road William Roush po:~ stor Wm shl p 11 o1 m UMW ~ E \C"nin!~~ C irdel 1 Fascinating 10 say the least. • School 9 30 a m : Sunday morning ser Linda Evans. church school dlrerlor srru nd \\'C'dnrsd.tl 7 10 p m , UMW tAf vtre. 11 a m : Sunday EVening serv l~, Church schoo19 30 a m Mornln~twors h tp God knows the fut ure and m a n Is l ooking for II . Each season o f h•t nnon Cilrlcl srrnml Thu rsdav, I p m 7 JO p m. WednE.'$day prayer meetlnJ. 7· JO 10 30 a m Wednesday evening prayEr I M II SSilHln ! lhe year looks forward to the sweelness of Jhe next season pm lK"rvices, 7 Jtl p m S,\L t M CEN1 ER - C'hur'C'h SC'hool 9 15 FA.IRV1EW BI BLE CHURCH, LeTart Man's sou l looks forward to lhe beyond, t he future W hat has BETHLE HEM BAPTIST RPV Earl .1 m W n r ~h l p 10 1r, p m j Mussmanl W Va Rt 1 James Lewis, pastor. Wor j Shul('r va st or Worship srrvlce 9 30a m SNO\\ Vlll E - Worship ~ tJO am God In store for us? We can find out If we read t h e Bible. It tells ship sf'rv lct"S 9 30 a.m , Sunday Schoolll Sunda\ School lO 30 am Blbll'Stud )' and chur'C'h school 9 I ~ .1m rMus.sman \ us If we will bul look. It Is not wishful thinking ell her 11 Is a m , Evrnlng worship 7lt p m T uesday praVl'r Sl.'rvlce Thursday 7 JO p m H eaven, sa lvation, joy, happiness and eternlly wllh God and all CARLETCN INTERDENOMINATION· , ool1age prayf'r mee!tng and Bible St\ldy 9: :Kl a m . Worshlp service. WE."dnesday Al CHURCH Kingsbury 'load Rl!v Da those who love Him more than self. The world and I he rusting, 70:ll p m vld Cur fman, pastor Sundav School 9 30 SOUTHERN CI.USTER rotting temporary riches of the world which are so eas ily stol en OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, a m , Ra lph Carl Supt Evening worship Rc\1 RoJt!r Gr1ce Walnut and Ht>nry Sts , Ra veruJwood, W 7 00 p m Prayer ml't'tln~ W('dnesdav Rf'\1. Paul r\lcG ulr~ from u s or merely lost will be gone. Not Salvation howev~r 7 OOp m Va The Rev George C Weirick, pastor God's future lor us In Heaven above can never be tak en a~ay Sunday SChool9 ):) am : S\lnday worship LONG BOTIOM CHRIST!A~ Vernon APPI E GROVE - Church & hoot 9 3() llam from us. Once we acbleve It, It can not be lost or stol en lro111 us Eldrld~e pa!ltor, Wall acf' Damewood S ,1m \\ orshtp 10 00 am (1\rst and third CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, located on S Sup! SUndly8chool9 XI am, WONhlp Sl.lnd:W!ll Elbl<' sludv {'\'f'rv Sundov 7 p nor anyone there with us. All It takes to gel there Is faith In Pomeroy Pike. County Road r.i near Flat Ser.lcP, 10 ~ a m m UM\\ Sprond TursdRV 7 00 p m Christ, love tor God'• word and a desire to sh are these trul hs welOd! RE-v Blackwood, pu:1or. Servi«'S Pt U\1'1 mt'r llnf,l Wl"dnrsday 7 p m on Sunday at 10 :X. a m. and 7 l) p m with ~ l.ii !H"{'l with everyone we meet or come in contact wllh. In orher words, Sunday SchOol 9· 30 a m Btble Study Wed· RACIN E FIRST BAPTIST St,.e BETHAN\' - Wor~hip 9 am Church spread the word "Jesus Is Lord. lhe Christ," God will Jake II nesday, 7 ll p m DNvN Pastor Mike Swl!ll@r Sunday 1 School lOam BiblrStud\r Wf\dn~day FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR • from there. 1 Sc-hool Supt., !\unday Scflool 9 30 am, I() ll m , Don::r•s Wo m~n ! Ft'liOWshlp ICHRIST St Rt 338. AnUquily Rev Morntn.11 worship ~0 40 am , Sunday Wrdnt•sdfi Y. 11 .1m tMcGutrC'J , What the future has lnstore for us Is always on our mind. We Franklin Dickens, pastor. Sunday morn f'\'e'fllng !4orshtp 7 30 p m , W«!nescB) CARMEL - Church School 9 30 a m . are trreslatlbly d rawn to this thought jus I as our eyes are drawn ; ing 10 a m • Sunday eventna 7 :Kt p m • ~ mlng Btble Sl\1 dy 7. ll p.m Worship 10 4~ 11 m Se('(lnd and Fourlh Thursday evmtntr 7: :KI p.tn to oncoming headlights that are 100 bright . We know we should • R!RLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH Sundays. Fellowship dinner wl!h Sutton STIVERSVILLE COM"'UNITY BAP. BurtlnJlltam Ray l.a....,.trill, PMtor. J1o. lhlrd Thursduy 6 :MJ p.m {McGulrf") not look, bul W'l'do. If we love God, readHis.word. pray, do good TIST CHURCH . Past or Robert Byen tt.rt CO.an usllrano JIOShr. s~ Sdtool EAST I.ETART- Church SChool91'11 m. to otllen , JO to cburcb and worship Him, need not wonder m: Wonhlpservlce 11 SundlvSrhoollOa 10 • m .....,.., 7 p.m . Wl'dnESdiy. 6 pm Worship 10 am serond and fourth Sun a m.. Sunday evenina tfr'll<'@, 7:30 p rn , about tbe fulllre. But we do. The eompulslon to lhlnlo and j d11H UMW first TuC'Sdi\Y 7 lJ p m tnfl'!llllt \Yro .. 7pm ""'""'""""' Wednesday t>Venlnl servl('f' 7:ll p m PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH \! tGrncc ) conalcler wllat will be the future for us I s such a Slrong magnet mlleoffRt 325. Rf'V BrnJ Waits ptstor LETART rALLS - WorJ;hlp 9 am , we can not help ourselves . ' Robf'rt Searlt'!l S.S Supt Sundl)l Sct10o1 Church Srhool lOa.m IGra('("l 9 30 a m . Momlne Worship 10 30 a m My best adVIce Ia simply live today as If Christ Is wall(lng MORNING STAR- Worship 9 na m., CHURCR OF JESUS CHRIST AP0s Sunday ev~lng service 7 .l) p.m • WEd "' TOLle - VanZondl ond Word Rd E~ Chur<'h School , 10 30 a m • Bible STudy, beslcle you ... )oil wtlllive tbe life God wants from you. Do this nt>Sdav !lf'rv~. 7 30 p.rrl Thu1 sdav 7 30 p m tRader) Jlines MUier, paoor Stuld.oy School alld you llftd JlfVel' worry or lhlnk about wbat tomorrow or the SILVER RUN BAPI'IST, Bill Uttl• 10 :.» a.m, Wonldp ~vtce ll.uada.y 7 lli RACINE WESLEY AN - OIIU"<h 10 am : WorshJp 11 am , UMW tour1h Mon· pastor Stf!'llf' Lltrleo, S S Supt . SundaY p '!!>.:- Bibl e Study, Wec~n..doy, 7. .ll'p.'m future wlllbrlnl. It lVIII be all Itwtllbegood. Weare living Sctloo1 10 1 m : Momln¥worstp ,U am, , day ar 7 ,l J p m, Mens Prayer Bre.aldast , uu.VARY PU.ORIM CHAPEL Hlrr> u God wants us to live. AU Is well, rejoice and be glad and ~M:rve &lrtdly t'\'f'ftlnJt worship 7: ll p m PrayPr lctnVWellooci f!oy IJewi!Y K.... Pullll': Wf'dnesday 7 a m (Gra~l. God and man. mfll!lin« and BlbiPstud)'Thunday, 7.38 p. Cllllooo F1ullt, 5ooc1oy !lcltool Sopt • SuaSIJ'ITON - Churc h School, 9 00 am , cloy S<ltoctlt:•a.m.; llllll'lllq .. ~ u MornlngWor~ hlplO t5a m rtrslandlhlrd - m ; Ywth meellng WtdnNdty 11 7 pm Putw WUIIam Mlddlaw.nll REIOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHU RCH Sundays, Fellowship dlnnl'r with Carmf'l 1m; S!uldll .. _ , -~ 1 .11 p'm • 111e1p Ceu1J lc'\e1 - 383 N. li>d Ave.. Mldd!tpan Sundtty. Proyor--. !l'edo<ldoy, 7 II p.m. thl"' Thursday, 6. 311 p m (McGul,..l ~- ~ ~~~==::1 ~o~~~ ; •t . GoocenesGeneral llerchandose Raeone 949·25SO CH)CSTER - Ches l er Town shop Trustees wtll meel Friday, 7 30 .p.m , at I own hall ' · we WO\IId give it some thought, the most beautiful thing about the flag of our country is the fact that it is still there, rippling in the breeze above our heads. This is true, despite many attempts by would-be invaders throughout our history to take it down and replace it with some other banner, which would symbolize the replacement also of our free system of government and all the privileges guaranteed by it that we usually just take for granted. Among other things, these include our free speech, our free press and the right to choose our place and form of worship. We must give thanks for these Godgiven rights and guard against any effort to curtail or abolish them. Moreover, we must teach our children that they are inherent in that colorful piece of fabric known as our flag, which we hope they will see forever atop the flagpoles throughout our free nation. \ \ CENTIR, INC. ft\ w. \ rn - - -- - l , Meig• Counly's Olde11 Florill 362 EAST MAIN 1 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 614/ 992-2644 NE PlANING MILL , RALL'S , SONS STORE 21H Matn PhOne (614) 141 1171 ot " ...In the name of God we will set up our bannen.• Pomeroy 992 29SS Listed On This Page. WAID CROSS TEAFORD REALTY THE BEST THING ABOUT OUR FLAG n:-----~ THAT IT IS STILL FLYING Brogan-Warner BlOwn's Equipment •I &l Prncnphon~ tnu.: MIDDLEPORT - C ub Scout Olympics lor the MCM Dlsl roct Saturday at Jhe Meogs Junior High Foolba ll Fteld in Middle pori beginning at 9 a m Food woll be avatlable on Jhe grounds o r scouts m ay take a sack lu nch POMEROY La urel C h i! Free Methodlsl Church Yout h C r o up woll hold a car wash al t he Sugar Run A shland Serv oce Sra loon, 9 30 Jo 3 30 p m Sa lurday \ RACINE - Free dom Gospel ' Mission on Bal d Knob St oversvt ll : Road Is having a hy m n song Saturday, 7 30 p m, w tl h Da n Hayman and r he Fatlh Troo Everyone wel come ~..DAR meets SUNDAY GALLIPOLIS Deer C r eek Baptist Church wt ll celebrale homecoming lh1s Sunday wllh morning servoces a l 10 a m • dmner at 12 noon and spec i al a!lernoon services at 2 p m Smgmg b y the M cDa noel Troo a nd Jerry Fredenck will befearu r ed BASHAN Th e a nnual Spencer famrly reunion wi ll be held Sunday at I he Watd Spen cer pond I n Bashan Baskel lunch will be served al 12 noon. CHESTER - The Hollon l am ily r eunoo n Will be Sunday ar lhP Da ug hl ers of America H a ll In Chester Pot luck dinner ar noon MONDAY RACINE -Racine Merc hanr' Associal!on m eeting 7 p m Mon day a l lown h all with a ll or gan t· za l10ns to send a re-preSent allve since plans wrll be made !or lhe N orJhwes l T ern rory celeb ra tnon will be mad e Sue Hager. oow ns h tp chaorman o r I he obser va nce, will be preseanl Plans Will a l so be made for f armers' day to be h eld on Jul; 1 ; POMEROY- Forst of senes of m ee t i n gs on counry-w lde obser vance of Norlhwesl Terrllory celebr at i o n t o be held on July will bear 7 p m. M onday al l he Meigs Museum, m Pomeroy. be held from 610 8 30 p. m APPLE GROVE - There wrll be a rummage sa le ar Apple Grove Unlled M Pihodlsr C hurch starling Monday ar 9 a.m ROCKSPR I NGS Agape evange ll s llc set vtces will be h pl d Monday lhoough Fnday, 7 30 each evemn g, al Jhe M eigs ' Counl y Fatrgrounds, wolh Evan· geltsl James BonDuranl Spon nsored b y t he Meogs Coun l y Unlled Merhodls l Coop erative Par i sh . Everyone welcome POPLAR RIDGE - Vacalto n Bibl e School will be held Mondav Jhrou gh Sa ourda v a l Poplar Ridge Chu rc h . fro m 7 to 9 p.m each mght Everyone welcome RACI NE - Racine Chu rch of the Nazar e ne. on Tyree Blv d , will be h av m g Vacatton Bible School sta rling Monday and conrin um g lhroug h Friday C l asses will be h eld from 9 t o 11 30 am each morning For further mformalton ca ll 992 3749 Dale changed BASHAN - Th e dale of Ba shan Fire Department Ladoes Aux iliary's oce cream social has been c h anged from June 19 Jo June 26 Puppets coming POMEROY- The puppets are commg to t he Pomeroy Libra r y ·a t 2 p m W ednesday when Ltla V a n M eter will presen l a pro· g r am on rhe subjeco. 'II s 0 K l o Say No" Mrs Van Met er uses rhe puppe t s Jo e nforce her m essage d uring rhe program wlih a ll c hildren and parent s lnvll ed t o allend '""'h NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIOUCIARY On May 29 , 1987 m the Merga County Probate Coun, Cooo No 25538. Paul Richard Roush, 39582 Barr 30 R'oad. Reidsville, Oh10 46772 waa appomted Executor of tha estate of Pauline H Roush. deceased late of 39 Rutland Street, M•ddloport, Ohio 45760. Robert E Buck. Probate Judge lena K Nesaelroad. Clerk (61 6, 12, 19, 3rc ' 'I Each pattern $3.25 plus 75¢ postagethandltng (N.Y teode~s tidd saos '" I $enol lo lllldtr IIIII The Daily Sentinel 6241 Nllt'lltern BlvG , Woodside, NY 11m Print Nome, Adthss. Zl!, Sill, Plllttm Numltot FREE OFFER 3 Crah Books (value $8 85) when you older one of the Public Notice $2.95 books losled below Crochel 1t 5-Easy Ripple Crochet 117- Art ol Needlepoint 135-0olls and Clolhes t 11-Halrpm NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT On June 1, 1 987, 10 the Me1g1 County Probata Court, Case No 26.537, Constance M BUllock, A D. 1. Box 1477. Clarendon, Pa , 1831 3 was appointed Executrut of th& estate of Permella A Cox. deceesed l1te of 360 Pearl Street M1ddlepor1. Ma1g1 County, Ohio Robert E Buck. Probate Judge Lena K Ne11elroad, Clerk 181 6, 12, 19, 3rc Add It 05 lit< postogen.andling CRAFTS PATTERNS 3 5 Announce ments Happy Ads WHY 1 1 RENT? •••••••••••••••• OWN YOUR OWN CAMP SITE •••••••••••••••• Water-Electric Coble TV •••••••••••••••• WATERFRONT : FOR YOUR BOAT DOCK AUCTION ···········•••411•' NO MONEY DOWN 7 P.M. Sciopio Township Vol. Fire Dept. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On May 29, 1987. in the Meigs County Probate CoUrt. Case No 26629 , Mal'/ K Holter. 33880 TR 111 , Long Bottom Oh1o 46743, wu appointed Executrix of the estate of Arvll Holter. deceased, late of 33880 TR 171 , Long Bol tom, Mergl County, Oh1o, 46743 . Robert E Buck, Probate Judge lena K Neualroad, Clerk (81 6, 12. 19, 3tc , HUNTING-FISHING : Big 30 FRIDAY. JUNE 12 Pub! ic Notice t CHEAPER THAN BANI RATE FINANCING : (deferred paymentri" j if you're layed off , • In Harrisonville •6 months same a' All New Items. Little Bit of Everything. Merchandise by Bob Stalder cash ................. 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Easy Wllh 3 7'1. 11nonc1ng ot 5500 cash bock on olllhtee lronl· wheel-do I.e 1967 Daylona mOdels · Shelby Z Pacifica and bose Doyrona Sleek sportv and supetOiy equipped That's the lront wheel drive '67 Dodge Shadow And rlghl now you con ge1 one wllh 3 7% llnonclng ot $500 cosh back !he Shadow goes -so don't mlssltl on 2·door 4·door or wogon . lhe '87 lron l·wheel drive Aries LE ~ ~a smorl way ro lravet Now w1lh 3 7% lin one mg or $500 cosh bock So head lo r your Dodge Dealer Ieday and lake odvanooge oil he Shadow Daytona fhofs Cn offer you con'l refuse l $500' ' Cor Caravan of Values Buckle Up For Safety I rtcht. DTrectlons, deta11s. charts for afghan and ptllow FOOT PARK 1 Sc-. 7 BIG Sermonette we Sentinel 677-Crochet a pretly Pansy afghan and matchtng ptllow ol w o rsled wetgh l yarn Public Notice I hroug h June 19 The school woll BASHAN The annual SpenceF family reunoon will be held Sunday ar Wald Spencer's pond, Bashan Baskel lunch at12 noon The COOPER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE So Third Oro c..... "011 uuo ,...... JM42M • 992·6421 Middleport, OH. (I ol 1ed ou~e r5 through Chrysler CteCI!t Cotporol!on) lo172 smonths 183 32 per month wilh 10 ~-~nuo11 1 f*f 90}~:!~be 1!~~~; 1 ~e 7~~~6 d ~(;lr!OfliY 00 powaflfoln ond ou ter OOdy rust th rough ol 5 with ~0% aown bO_., or. pr ce ., 3 7% uol percentage role t1nonc1ng tor q u011ft&d deoler Restr1ctiOOS apply ETCciuCo des Imports ! 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Serme 550 PAGE ST MIDDlEPORT, OH PH 992-3537 Pomeroy-Middleport Oh1o PEAT S SHARPEN UP A COllY ltiTIII'IIII HAND & CIR SAWS CARBIDE T PS SCISSORS SNIPS PLANER BLADES ROUTER BITS CLIPPER BLADES KITCHEN KNIVES PRUNERS BAND SAWS CHAIN SAW CHAINS KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE RT 1 BOX 278 985·3561 32933 ROMINE ROAD RUTLAND All Makes 742 2070 •Washe s •O shwashe s •Ranges •R ef gerato s •O vers •F eezen PARTS and SERVICE 25 YEARS EXP REWINDS ALL TYPES OF MOTORS 5 II MO 4I MARCUM CONTRACTING CHESTER OHIO •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLA CE MENT •REMODEL NG & ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES & POLE BU LDINGS Phone Day or Evenings 985-4141 56 87 I mo pd BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUilT HOMES & GARAGES At Reasonable Pro<es PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or N1ght NO SUNDAY CALLS 416861n MARCUM CONTRACTING CHISTEI OHIO •ROOF NG •S DING •W NDOW REPLACEMENT •REMODEL NG & ROOM ADD TIONS •GARAGES & POLE BUILD NGS REFERENCES SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & ALUMINUM Complete Gulter Wo k Complete Remode ng Roof ng of a Types Worked n home a ea ZO years Phone Day or Even•ngs Free Est mates 985-4141 EUGENE LONG CAll Ph (6141 843 S42S 522872mopd 11 AUTO TECHNICIAN Only hpenerKed and Ouahf1ed Should Apply --- - NEED CAR WASH and DETAIL PERSON APPLY IN rDlON TO LARRY THOMAS COOPER CHRYSLER DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALl' 992 3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10 8 tfc PlYMOUTH DODGE 399 So Th1rd Real Estate General Mtddleport Real Estate General TEAFORDm Real Estate~ RL\ll~l 216 E 2nd Sl Phone 1 614) 992 3325 NEW LISTING - RACINE - App o• 3 ac eso Ia d wll 34 bedoons balh I o po c w th deck ov head Also sna ob e ho e lo e a ASK NG $24 000 A home lo a cose NEW LISTING TUPPERS PLAINS - Ra cl type hou o SR 68 Needs som e epa s AS S Up lo 4 bedrooms I ~ baths o a n ee IOOxlOO of Want $50 000 w h I anc ng $45 000 CASH PRICE o se e IIIODLEPOAT Nce y emodele<l t I? sto y home on a q et sheel n town Fence<l yard cut• f ont po ch Man y othe ea ures MUST BF SEEN S2l 900 Henry£ Clrl1nd Jr 992 6191 Je1n T ussell 949 2660 Dott e Tu ner Off ce 992 5692 992 2259 NEW LISTING - 197 8 L be ly 12x60 two bed oon mob le home Ce nt a a and heat !He I) range el ge a to db s nk ca pel ng u de p nn ng L ke new 0 y $7 500 NEW LISTING 3 Bed ooms bath c ly wa e lg ron I po c gaage a d ce o Sv acuse Ow e w nance us $15 000 MODERN BR CK 3 bed oo s masle 39x 15 2 ba hs lam y oo n 27x l 5 ce ca pe ng equ pped k che dlb ga age a d lg andscaped ot $1 30 000 WALK TO KROGER S - 2 wo b d oo n apts 2 lois gas FA u ace mode n k he 2 ba s R I on po cl w lh ve vcw P ce cu IO$29 500 RACINE - 6 ms 3 o 4 BRs ce k che w h a [e rei Re alo ul base ne bl ga age and 2 o s On y $20 000 A FRAME - 3 BRs u base en COf pe plu mb g ca pe g 2 \ baths lg s op ga age o s of sh ubbc v and 6 6 ac es ONE FLOOR - Lm lol 3 BRs ce ca pet g. lg eat n k chen blown n s4 ated cly wale ange & elr geoa o A ea buy a $21 500 POMEROY - 8 n aide hon e w th ga age n base men All c ty u es F onl and back po cl es $8 000 RIVERVIEW - Lg yard 3 BRs bath and lu basement Handyman s spec al Only $6000 REMODELED - 4 9 ac es onStaeRI 10 ms 4 or5 bed oo s fan ly m about 28•20 lot s of ca pet ng lo n a d n g m ga age and lg shop lg auto epa s $125 000 OUT - I 27 ACRES 7 rms gas FA u nace a ge e ge ato and ga age Hou se needs epa s $t 2000 Gueolle SELLING PROBLEM Call 992 3325 CERTIFIED APPRAISERS HcHrSirHJ Hc.tdq u,u tl'l s • 8 -~ LISA M KOCH 992-3989 c a un ts lnsta a on of duct wo ~ hum d f e s fu me 161 North Second Moddleparl Oh o 45760 d1on ng A wo ~ gua anteed Call {614 985 4111 es denco Spec al HEll pac~are cent al SALES & SERVICE WaC• yfthngSupp n Pay Your Cable 8o Phone Bolls Here IUIINESS PHONE a eond ton ng fo mob e o modu a homes lnsta led on pad and eady o coo P ce $1199 00 plus ax o a HEL 2 ton Heat Pump n stalled on you elect c fu nace p " $1699 00 p us " 5 11 IJ 'VINYL SIDING 'AlUMINUM SIDING Addon• and nmode ng Roof n g nnd gu e wo k Free Est mates V C YOUNG Ill PH 949 2860 992 621S or 992 7314 Pomeroy Ohto or 949-2801 4 5 86 Need 1979 3 4 ton bed fo 1979 Fo d p ckup and tailgMe Co 614 266 1236 NG CO Truck auto & heavy equopment repaors and wei dong (All makes & models! PH 949·2756 K Bentz John '••lablt Sandblast ng MASONRY RESTORATION SWIM POOLS STEEL LAWN FURNITURE BARNS FARMING EQUIPMENT HOUSES ETC WOIII GUAUN ( D IIU Owner /Mechanu m MArlS CALL 614 446 3028 5 19 I S5173Mo J.R.'s REPAIRS mo BOGGS TVs, Antennas SALES & SERVICE Sotelhte Soles U S: RT SD EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO Installation Serv1ce E lectromc Organs M obtle servtce 614 843 5248 REASONAILI RELIABlE 8 20 86 tfn ' Rt 4 Hysell Run Road Pome oy Oh o 4S769 PH 614) 992 1834 o 992 6704-F ee Est mates 5 IJ 2 mo ACCENT ltt Us Fence Vou In FRE E ESTIMATES RES DFN A CO MM ERC A PH 742 2027 Dj(J N nl ' llo ~ ~ . J ~ ~~ ~ ~< 5 Roger Hysell Garage Rt 124 Pomeroy Oh o AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto Tuns~nlulon PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 6 17 tfc SMAll ENGINE REPAIR Authorrzed Semce & Parts B ggs & S1ra11on Tec umseh Weed Eater homer te Jacobsen 13861fc 3 Announcements Mest e ca d V No c ed 111 needed Apply now Fo nfo cal 24 h 1 1 619 686 1522 ex C4570H B ds w be ecevedun 12 00 noon June 22 1987 a the Bus ness Otf ce Room 208 R o G ande College R o G ande OH 45674 fo the fo OW ng 1977 New Moon 70•14 Mob 11 Home 3 BR May be v awed by appo ntmen on v after J\lne14 987 Located e11 Jamet 0 ve p openy B dde must amove f om p 111m sea by July 16 1987 R o G ande Co ege lise ves the ght to eJ&tl1any and a b dt PO 12041 CARPET UPHOLSTERY PLUS 446 b323 Day or Eve Any Ltv ng Room and Hall - 134 95 Any 2 Rooms and Hall '44 95 2nd Ave M ddtepon Oh 114 992 3476 Cash PI d fo co ector 1ntlque o p e 1960 qu Ita P eced o app que Anv cond ton H ghtr p C8l PI d for URUJUI pMternt Cell Mac 11 81 .. 992 2101 d-vso 1 &92 241\IIVenngsor weekends Square hi';' b1 If in good condi ton &U 1•2 2166 5 13 17 J&L BLOWN INSULA nON VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •lnsulat on •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Repltcement W ndows •New Roof ng Fit££ ESTIUItS 388 8276 Part Blue Heeler pa k wa ker pup A so dog house C1 814 448 1971 4274 614 446 0 31 11 Help Wanted Homes for Sale 4 OOPM After 4PM Ph 304 875 3816 EXCELLENT WAGES fo spare t me 111embly wo k; e ect on ca crafts Others Info 841 0091 EXT 2987 Open 7 Days CALL NOW lh p IY OUI CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMATES PH 992·2772 PH. 992·2772 6-2171110 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUALITYl MOBILE HOME SALES 4 M f:' WEST GALLIPOLIS AT 3& PHONE 614 446 7274 II 814 256 1456 0 8048 8600 down 8213 mo Smal 2 BR conage lower. At 7 Call 8144488598 6AM to 430 PM E•c•lllent comm ulon plen 1 one Rentals 41 6495 Houses for Rent G IC OUt iv ng 1 and 2 bed oom epanmentt • V age M•nor end R ver1 de Apan men 1 n M dd epo t F om 8216 nclud ng ut t et Call 614 992 7187 EOH cw.. m ndtd ndfv dua 1 Bee vour own boll W te you own u 600 Call 614 245 6070 anyt me Thu t F i othert befoe 2 PM 19B2 Men• on On b81utlfu Ner front lo1 n M ddleport Tot1 eectnc AC 2 Llrgt bedrooms end many extre 1 1 2K615i Mob le homa Almost comp ettly emodeled Inc ud81 unde p nn ng block t ont porch e ec po e 15000 Ca check! 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Iva she• th ng foil {2) a dt1 4xl 4 8& 25pc up 1 00 off P Pc 21 lntuu tt.ct tempered g a11 pane 1 ~•32•78 29 95 ae 315pc up 25 95 22 P ne ntide ov•ed adjuat•ble thuttera all tfzet blklw whollltlle c;oat 23 K lwc bench m• k br dt co ners 60 cents bo1 morto 2 gal 1D 95 24 P et nl8hM bruce oak flooring ~ th ck 2 ill w de 20eq 11 c;tn •41 00 10 ctn up 39 95 ctn 25 P ehung nter o cloo • ptef n 1hed end unf n shed at t us(B) 29 95ea 21 Steelt11t11tor nsu ated p • hung doo I (81 19 91ea 27 hteno t eel doo b anks Ill 25 0011 28 P ne Louvt ad By fold doors ttts C24 29 96) 130 •11:-. f .... o 71 Mab Convertible 2609 Jelffnon Ave 1850 304 676 1974 Campa 21 ft Tandem wlleell Awn ng 1nd antenna Fu bath 13200 6111t 985 4418 1981 6&0 Honda Cuatom be Cond Low m eage •eoo Ca 448 3189 GOOD USED APPUANCEI FumletMd apartment 1221 - p t l d , ... 120four1fl. Qeltlpalte Cell 441-4411 efter •If• 814 448 5003 9 SWAN AUCTION I FURN TURE 62 0 lve St Ga po • New • utld wood coelttov• 8 pc wood LR suite U88 bunk bldt 1118 edtn.,. new a "''" Mdfoom au t" w nger wether• 6 shoes New wlngroom auites e199 8599 ampt Cal 61& Modtrn 1BR apt Ct 11!114 441 7172 lhlf § 448 1880 cop veryhghqua ty no an Some 100 pa cen fa Can dahve Ce fo p en & eve 1 b I ty 24 hou t Hidden Htl s Fa ms 433 Jackson P ke G1 polt Otlo46tl31 Phone614 S ewben tt P ck you own 8 ng con e ne 1 C aude W n It t R o Grende Oh o Cal 814 245 6121 Sabine OH 613 fiB• 2398 Diamond mens "9 t 2ct Excellent cl•ny • quality Ap p a sed 1 14800 w II sell for U 800 00 Looded 304 67& 2563 A Ia te T mothy Hay 1997 new 446 6003 58 Ou oc Boa 1 8 &d ju• ke the boars we tn ed a the Oh o Ttlllt on ha V• ned over 2 0 ~ per diV Roger Ben .., 6 or 614 246 9141tf1er &pm Uplta rt unfumfahtd apartmant Utlltit~petd Ca'ptted nochkl,., or pt11 Cal 814 441 1637 T_,a 3 oom ..,ts Days 448 n the 814 1976 W ldefnau m nt condtton 18 h 1leepe 8 T1ndam Pie It f conta ned w h h tch sw•v con ol and equs ze 1 c. 11142459296 1968 Cama o 360 auto 304 MP.rr.ha11111s1: Vellev Fum tu e. nww • uted La ge MCti<ln ot qua tty fu niture 1211 E11u n Ave Qalllpot• - neve wet 81 26 bale Ce 84 Cave er wagon book p ce 84 8BO DO need o u I 388 9703 57 hung p n• penal doors all • ••• II 915ee 3! 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Calls Gallipolis & VICinity 379 2688 19 Co 614 256 6251 l.edy to ltve m on weak endt wlt:h e d•ty ldy RefwenCH r• quWid Phone 3()4.171 7116 12 Furnlthed oom *1115 Ut n pad Sha e beth 5 ng e male 919 Second Ga I po 1 Call 446 4418 after 7pm r 3819 Pupp" pert Bettie. cute and Room s fo ent day wHit mCV~Ih Ga a Hotel Ca 114 441· 9716 Rent 11 low 11 I 120 month '-.----------.j.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ MONEY for co ege C1 lht Army Nation1 Guerd I" FREE nformel on pactet 1 100 042 Black Llbfado Ret lYe fegi• Med femal• 1 yu old 304 875 3782 bafare 3 00 pm 45 Furmshad Rooms Ph 614 446 0527 Two bedroom t tiler Fu n shed or untu nl1hed Ut t n pa d Ca 614 446 1200 after 5pm sweeper BUYOUTS SECONDS CLOSEOUTS CARPET 2 BR home 20 m let f om Gallpo • n Pat ot $126 "lontht p us depot t Call 614 2 & 3 Bedroom Mob e Homes Sta 90 Day• tame 11 cuh wrth IPP oved c edit 3 M let aut Bulav e Rd Open 9am lo Bpm Mon thu S•t Ph 614446 Ca pet tmnants 16 00 e ya d and up Mo ohan Furnitu e Upper Rrn' Ad Ph 614 446 7444 Open t 7PM on Week Days 446 1602 old Ct 304 458 1818 Cal 11ter 8PM J County Y•d Sele. Fn Sat Sun June 12 13 14 Publ c Invited Ga I 1 Meigt & M11on nkllnt• nvitld lo hotd thW v-rd 11le h•• on our tJfOUndt ldeel rcw thole who cannot hold a nle where thtY live E..,.one welcome LoCittdontht1o m• Thai• Ford grounds Rout• 36 A 180 next to Fruth 1 Ac " of outdoo 1pece C•onv our ndoo rnerktt • tu I) Set up .. weekend or 1 d., or two tot only a& ch11ge No ch11g1 for c~mping . No Ch•o•to churchM • orpnb:etionl No riHrVallons needed Jult come 1M alii from your trUck c. v•n Of donkey FOt" InformIt ion e•4 448 7037 See the show It the ftlirgrounds dtwtcometowh•etheb•g.W.. . . found We hwa both old end nWf' jewefr;i G:lockt picturn lhoee jutt 13 Autos for Sale 1977 Apache fold down a eept 6 conta na AC DC convener stove tlnk ce box Ph 814 Fmn 446 1340 2 bedroom air cond washer.; drve •110 00 plus utilh • Ge pol s Fe ry one block fro~ pot1 oftice ef 304 676 4874 1 lifer t, 3893 House 3 BR t OCited 661 Fourth Ave S18S mo S76 dep Ca 6144463870 o 614 2BR AC c1ble Hud accepted R verv f1W n Kaneuge Fotta t Mob le Home Pa k Ph 814 B acres on Tr bble Ad off At e2 Plus store building wa thous-. 3 BR hou" barn eel ar plus 2 othe bu ldinga A I b ack top Fulty turn thad 2 bedfoom home n Racine with eQUIPPed k tchen iver v ww proptrey 1c 011 t om Generel Sto 1 Easy acc"s to Oh o """' bolt launchmg and 11ndy beach *15 000 614 71 Love stock Wa m Mo n ng wood bu n ng stove very good cond $150 Call befo a 9 00 p m 3D4 675 Sotu 1nd che 1 p ced from 8396 to 8995 'Tabes 860 and up to 8125 H da-t beds t390 to 8696 Recllnars 8226 o 8375 llmpa na to 8126 0 nettet 8109 and up to 8416 Wood tab a w 6 cht • 8286 to *796 Oatk 8100 up to 8176 Hutchea 8400 and up Bunk beds complete w matt "'" 8296 and up to e396 B1by beds 8110 Mattret•esorbox •P ngt tu or IWn 188 fi m 878 and 888 Queen 1ets t225 K ng *360 4 drawe ch•t 869 Gun ceb nett 6 gun a•• 0 elect c range 8376 B•by matt "'" •as & 846 Bed fram" 120 •30 & K ng frame t60 Good select on of bed oom auhet met• cab net1 headboards UO 1nd up to 165 0322 V ctor '" 791 2162 Wanted Del Man.gw exp• enc:e in Del M•naoemtnt nec••rv Bring ..ume to V1~oo~ghen1 Cardinal in M ddleport 1 bad oom apt In Pomeroy Tote e ec ic Rent 816D pe mon h plus depot t 614 992 6216 1977 Fast VI 14x7D 3 BRa 2.. b1th1 ltove ref ig ce ng f8n~, some new carpet underplnnina total etet c On ented lot Col 814 992 3348 with bonus a e structu eel fer 61 Household Goods 2 8A epertmen C own Cty Ca 614 256 port C1 614 992 3636 t1 614 446 0008 2188 1984 14x815 Mob e Home ~ ots a I IIKtr c lenctd yard he"'"" ., 8 600 c. e14 lot PRIMELOCATIDN M dd.. e.rcp• enceto sell cub mamba sh PI n the Ga po 1 Mea Previous canvau ng o ttlem1 kat ng &ltper ence 1 p efert'ed Apartment for Rent LAYNE S FURNITURE Mob home 12 K eo 2 bed oom fu n shed 60 • 200 Now htr ng expe lenced sal• peop e The Auto Ctub of Sou theastem 01'1 o (AAA) 1 cur enttv seeking qualif ed lndntklu W 44 Fu n shed apar ment 8225 ut lit 81 pa d 1 bd 939 Second 0111 poll Call 446 4416 afte Bpm fo Sal• 1974 12 K 80 Hoti)Pe k r,. a 2 bed oom tote elect:r c In 11•ce ent cond ton Phone 614 949 2759 604 26 ft Titan moto hom e com P e a v 18 f conta ned gene e to lleep• 8 •aeoo Ce Ping pong 11ble fo dt to eesv storage t2D 304 675 6029 after 6 p m 63 446 1628 446 1339 u••v• 614 446 4009 WANTED 1Md anda«ondgutt• pleyer • to keybowd pt.ver must hwe own equ pmant for forming rodt band Will bt play ng eo • 70 • Mid 10 • mua e Phone after 8 00 pm 3 pen dOg ouppl• 304175 382$. J&L BLOWN INSULATION 1 800 B43 376 7 "I think Jeff IS getting sen ous He bought me a gift he can't deduct " for Sale Home fo Sale by Owner Greenb e Ea 3BR b evel on24acrH AC WBFP wet 2 Cl Ph Before 304 875 4330 ANTIQUES 5 21 87 1 mo 51 u 1 $1 19 96 paw n• a ed Mos modes Mutt e Man 9 St mpton Ave A he ns Otl o & Campers 1971 Shull 12xll with ex pando Take over payment a Cal E111ploynwnt Serv 11:es Appl c1t10nt now be ng ae cephtd fo a part twne IVtfting th ft potttkJn to med ell lab tech Contact pwaonntf off c. Pl1111n1 Val.-, Hotp VtUf¥ Orin. Pt Pit WV Phone t 13tfc 992 2526 77 Auto Repa r 79 Motors Homes • 992 2196 JAMES KEESEE ' 21711110 3k tens 8 9 & 1Dwaeksod One 11 months old Call 614 Middleport Ohoo RUSS MOORE 7471nddul1na ato age 12 foot over head doo 3 phates of elect c. 18K48 steel bu d ng 814 446 2362 Fo 32 Mobtle Homes 949 21810 814 949 2288 PAT HILL FORD Sunday I pm 7 pm lr (hon<t o ApfiO nlmtnf 0966 304 675 3030 "875 3431 Profasstonal Servtces AP.al Esta te 1 BOO 247 4516 Giveaway We can repair and re core radtators and heater cores We can also actd bot! and md out radtators We also repair Gas Tanks 11amto7pm Middleport Oh 23 QU LTS T uck driver• needed Ma e or fem .. e Ca 814 982 2321 or RADIATOR SERVICE 1124 last Moon St Pomtroy Uud 6 Aebu t T ansm 11 ont A n • n•ly n1pectod and gu11anteed lnt a at on and p c~ up 1ve eb e C1ll6 4 448 676 6104 208 Mklw1y DriVe New Heven 3 b ot 1 :r:e 100x200 Low 40 1 SomervHie Reel Estate. 33 Any Three Rooms and Hall - •59 95 Any F1ve Rooms and Hall - 194 95 ) 18 1 mo BUY OR SEll R1vertne Ant1ques Ph 614 379 2220 o 1 304 67& 6758 al bu ld no• fo leue Oown1own Pt PINient Sto 11 officu A One Real Estate Ca o Yeage Broker Call 304 Call 1 304 878 3954 4 Auto Parts & Accessortes BUDGETT enam t t ons Ustd • Aebultt AI types Gut ant"d • mlnumum of 30 dtY• w II d~lvtt' cesh & c•rrv o n1tal ~omm•c you form lquopmenl Deale KOURI Tuo Wod F VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY 992 6611 Announceme nts L&N CLEANING FENCE COMPANY th~ Author led John Detro New Holland Buth Hog farm Equ1~menl Parts &Service 76 even nga know and NOT to send money through the mall unt you hiVe nvest gated the offer ng nga eweky Iter ng wa • old cons lerge cunency Top prl ces Ed Bu kett Ba ber Shop all RISIDINTIAL INDUITII&I COMMERCIAL Ill come to you eeommends 614 949 3014 WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE WEllMAN S PAINIING & SAIIIBW1ING co KIT N CARLYLE ®by L1rry Wrlghl 0 .gonwynd Cattery Kennel CFA H m!Hey1n Pet an 1nd S 8mNI kittana AKC Chow BOO 433 5219 alto open do bus ness with peop e you Buy ng daly gold. 1 tver cotns. 16141 992 7754 3 11 tin EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR dellqutnt p operties l censed & Bonded No Sunday Calls Pats for Sale pupp es New k ttent S amNe and H ma av•n• C• 114 446 3844 afte 7PM Busmess Butldmgs FORECLOSURE HOMES I om t1 00 on up and local lllf NOTCE THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH We Cary Cone ete Culverts Free Estomates 34 025 000 814-982 7413 Busmess Opportunity RESIOENCI PHON! 16141 992 65$0 Sept c Systems New Homes Butlt Tony 1 Gun Replltt hot ~u• lng Open 9 00 AM o 7 00 PM Cell 304 875 4631 6 oom hou1e and blth 1 l'l•ere Have v1cancy lo elderly men •ndwomen nmwhome thorto ongt•m lfyouneedahomefo you parent• wh e you e on vacltton grve me a cal Have et•enceand plenty ofTLC Call Lowboy Haul na: SIDING CO. e 21 2282 Plumb ng Se v ce Custom We d ng BISSELL 20 acre farm Hannan Trace Road Glenwood W V& to more nformat on cat 304 773 15118 or773 5186 after 6 00 3bed oomhomeonl31•cr•2 out bu ld nt• and eel • Own" w I mortg~e Ca 614 742 3149 Afte 6 p m ~ll l:t11Ciil l Bu c:k PontIC 1911 Etst•n Ave G• pols Ct 114 448 Backhoe Serv ce INSUlATION 814 TOP CASH paid too 83 modol and nlrW'et' uud ce 1 Smhh TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Tench ng of Any Type 'BlOWN IN 54 M1sc Merchandose 56 35 Lots & Acreage 614 448 3872 & nace heat pumps and a eon LAFF·A-DAY 982 3&02 Bit Gene JohniCHI HUD ALL PLUMBING HEATING Res dent al and small com 2 bed oom Pomeroy cl11n wal to wal ca pet va lie $11 110 ael t915QO appfOIC 100 monthly with no down pavmtnt mmed ate poaan 110n No Sundi'J' clll• Cal llotd Gnmm 614 992 3749 o 814 used c•• J m Mink Ch.v 0 ds Inc MS 8 13 tin HEATING & COOLING Farms for Sale The Dally Sentinei-Page-9 We p~ c:a1t't for IMe model c ean Z (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Galhpohs Ohto 45631 FREE ESTIMATES ll171mo Ctll 614 992 6403 1 bllh Coll614 982 3680 Wanted To Buy ~ Licensed Chmcal Audtolog~st ELECTRIC & ECETYLENE WELDING CARPENTER SERVICE 9 begirm•• Hou.. klr Ule n country Rutland a ea 1 1ere 2 Hdroorn Col 614 742 2393 o 742 3091 33 Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio Co 614 992 7285 Lawn mowet replif W II pldc up lnd dtiNer Alao gKt heu ng a,.., E C ck 304 896 3430 fo al your tuct on nHdt L cenM No 764 88 RT 4, POMEROY YOUNG'S 304 773 Friday June 12 1987 dowa. fumactpkllwoodbu ner Gnte plano and organ 1110nt to edvanced ttudents lnd lduh1 n my home Atao ttac:h cord ng and tflniPOI ng AUCT ON nMd cath n 1 d.,? 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Athtnl Ohio 1 eoo 143 3717 �.. \ Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 12, 1987 Pomeroy.,-Middleport. Ohio Sunday Rain drenches Texas and Midwest ·areas By United Press International Thunderstorm s that unleashed hall. high winds a nd a lorna do In Chicago and llooded a San Anlonilo creek where two people were reported miss ing moved s lowly across the Midwes t a nd soppin g south Texas loday . A ma n and gir l were miss ing after being swep l away Thurs· day eve ning in the ra in -swollen Alazon Creek on the wes t side of Ren IJ',Qn... ~ [:·.:JsNOW FRONTS : . . Warm BRAIN "Cold OsHOWERS -Static ftOccluded WE ATHE R MAP- Showers a nd thunderstor ms are lor ecastlor parts or the gull coa.' t region and South Atlantic coas t stales Saturday. Ra in or showers are possibl e In parts ol the .. trerne Pacific northwest with s howers and thunderstorm' In most ol the gull. region, lower Ml ssl-. lppi valley, parts ol the Ohio valley and most of the Atla ntic coast region. (UP!) __ page 1 __fro m_:__:.:_ Goodyear... _ _Continued bi'O k(·n for Good _ v Par 's Po ly es ter co mbot s c n s~ . but lhr ba111e for in Ma !-i on Co unty, th is market will mfa n a great which to<la y Pmp loys abo ut qfiO pw pl r. dral to th e people who live on the Poin t belween the Ohio and lhe K anawha riv('_rs," hr sai d. Mf-' rn•r compared th e co ming boom In the polycstrr res in mar ket to the rompulr r chi p RP ~ ln Pl £~ nl " T his com rnunit v. (.l nd GooGts WPII. stands at thr r-<lgP of .vel anoth N op port unlt .v with far -n•ac hing pot Pn! Ia I . " Me rcrr told ltw cro wd. " rr is thP bu siness of a fe w years ago. oppor tunlt .v to ps tablis h <Jnd main tai n l r;.~ d r rs hip in an industry polsC'd fo r wha t thC' f:'X p<•l'l s A lesson lea rned from "Sili co n Vall ey ." whr rr .Japan zoomed a head of t he U.S., wa s I hat "it is dy C't~ r prrdict wi ll hf' outstand ing · grow th in l h(' nf 1XI der <.~d c. " Opport unit .v Is not a lo ngtrrm situa tion." h1 · said . " When thr ti ming ~~ ri g Ill , you ha ve to gra b !t and r un w it h it " Coody rar was in thut pos i!ion whC'n 1hf' qu est ion orr xpans ion in Poi nt Plrw.;il nl wus bei ng co nsiriC'rC'd , Mncl" r s<.~ id . " W<.' t ook al m at lh<' worl d pol,vester res in markr1 and f irccl u $50 million shot," hr sa id. addi ng. "Th crr 's mor r ac: tion to co mr os thr compr lition balllr hea ts up . " It rnay not hr a W<Jr in thr Hospital nt•ws Veterans Mmnoria l Th ursday Mm Iss ions - Allcc Wagner. Mldd lcpor l; Will ia m Kc'nnedy. Pomeroy; Ruym ond Just is, Pomeroy . Thu rsday [) isr harges- Ca ir n Perry . James W. Burt . llolzer M••dl cal Center lll sc ha r gc~. Jun e ll : Mr s. gregory Armslrong and da ug hw . Mrs. Wi lliam Ba rger a nd · so n, San dra n r aver , m ell saa Burgess. Joshu a Cas lo. Eloise Cul'lls. Beve rly Da nner. mrs. Alfred Eva ns and da ughler. K imber ly Gr aham, .Jessica ha ys , Tracey Hayes . Sadie Henry, Rrva J enk ins. Li s a J ohnso n. Sa ndra King, .la m ps Mi lliron. Mrs. Ru sssl'l Rose a nd son, Richard Sayre. hazel Sco11 . david Silvr rl hor n, ma llhe w Sprague, Tr! n<t Wer ry , Li sa Whili ng. Tam my Willi a m s, Wilda Wlst•tn:t n ond john WriRht utrth.-;, rhlll l' II : Mr. and Mrs. Rrt' l I Bless in g of Wr l lsl on. a daughiPr; Mr. a nd Mrs. D:tvld Kiso r ol' Wl'lls lon. a da ughtm·; Mr . a nd Mrs. Ga rr y Smi t h of R<IChll', twin boys . Squads have 6 calls Mr lgs M r diea l Cou nt ;· Em r rgc ncy Srn·!L·es r rpor ts s ix ca ll s T hursday; S.vr<ll'US£1 at 2: 27 p.m. to Lon tlon Poo l for Krls len Buzzurd to Vr tr•rans Mrmo r lal Ho!i pll a l: Chr~ll' r F' tn-. Depa rt · mpnt at <1:!1 1 p.m. to <J struc ture fir e a t the ll obrrl Dee mer rrslden cr on C'o lil'g<' Road ; Mlddil' POrt at 6: :Ill p. m. to Main Sl. for Edit h Spenn•r who wa s treated but nol lra nspo n ed ; Mlddlcpon a t 6: 4 ~1 p.m . to Hartinger Parkway for Zrb Sa l ev to Vet C' rans l'vl('m ori(.l \ Hospi- la.l: Middl eport '" 9 ::1~ p. m . lo Hudso n Si . lor Ka lhcrl nr Roach i o Vr tr r;m s Mflmorial Hos pi tal. Weather impf'r at lv e that you get .vcii.Jr low·cosl capacil y in place a head of I he 01 her guy or your opporlun lf,V for increased share of mar ket wi ll evapo ra te, " hr sa id. Polnllng oul that In 1986 lola l cons umption of polyest e r resin. used prima rily now by lhe bolllr indu stry , Including manufacture rs of the 2-lllrr salt dri nk boll les pioneer ed by Goo_vear, wa s i OO m il lion pounds , Mercer said I ha t _consumption is expcctPd to grow ta l ~ billion pounds by 1!19.1. Lottery numhers CLEVELAN D I UP It - Thu rsday 's winn ing Ohio Lollery numbers : Dally Numller 089. Tlckel sa les 1 o 1 a t e d $1,268,5:t2 .:i0, with a payoff due of $2 11 .291. PICK-4 1331. P ICK -4 tic ket sales. tot a iPd $181,&16.50, wi lh a payoff due of $81.921. P ICK-4 $1 sl ralg ht bet poys $1,728. P ICK-4 $1 box bel pays $288. / Area death Shelley Smith Eleven-year-old Shelley Ma xIne Smith, daught er of Pear l and Pa tricia Darsl Smll h. Peach f ork Roa d . Pomeroy, died Th ursday a t Children's Hospll al In Columbu s all er a sudden ill ness. Born J ul y 23. 1975 1n Poin t Pleasa nt , W.Va .. she ha d co m· pl<•ted six th grodr a t Sal isbury Ele men ta ry. Arra ngem ents by E wing Fu nera l Home are in compl ete al l his tim e. REACT holds meeting Meigs Co unly RE ACT Tl•am 1Radio E mer gency Associa ted Clllzen's Team ) No. 3837 held thei r Jun e meetin g a t P leasers lles lauranl In Pom eroy. Disc ussed at I his llmr was 1he rece nl Me morial Day safety brenk. Approxi mat ely 800 peopl e we re ser ved over 1he lh ree -day period. Tha nk s were ex lended lo a ll bu s inesses and lndl\' lduals who ronl ribuled to the success oil he safety brea k. Pla ns were also made 10 ass ist in directing lralllc a ll he J uly 41 h parade In Rutla nd. The nex l m cellngofth eorga nlza · tlon will be J uly 3, 7: 30 p.m . ar P leosers. Anyone Int erested In joining lhe group Is welcome lo altend lh<• July m""lln g. San Anlonio. "Ther e wen• se\'eral kids Iha t saw them go into the wa fer and fo llowed I hem 10 a cerlal n polnl and lost track of 1hem." sa id Sa n Ani onic F ire Depa rtment dispalcher Tom Garc ia . The m iss ing. a 20·year-old ma n a nd a 10-year-old gir l, we re among a group playin g In the creek , Garc ia sai d. They were carried a way by the last- movin g __ __ __ Continued _;__ 10,000 police ha d bee n mobilized to protec l them . Reagan 's 1982 visll to Berlin sparked wild protests. Allhou gh officia ls pred lcied a carefu ll y screened crowd of aboul 40,000 peo ple would hear Reaga n's speech, tens of lhou s a nd s mor e ja m m ed lh e bouleva rd. fr om page I .....:._;_ Reagan spoke from a pla tlor m decorated with Am erica n a nd Germa n fl ags di rectly in fronl of the Berlin Wall, where graffiti was visible. The Brandenbu rg Gale, the ceremonia l galeway In Ea st Ber lin , loomed behind him be hind a bulletproof sheet of glass. watpr at t>: 1~ p.m . wCJ rn t>d ca mpf'rs to IPave t he ar C' a The DH ils Ri\' Cl' r unoff helped IIIIt h<· rPs cn·oi r at Amistad Dam to its 1, 117-feet ra paclly at Del Rio. Oflicia ls opened lhe flood· gates Thu r sda y and allowed t he wat er to gush 10ward F alron Dam dow nstream al Zapata, which was 6 feet below il s capacil y. Ear ly evenin g lhund ers lorm s also unleas hed heavy rai n in the Chicago area. Subu rban A urora got 1. 75 i.nches of r ai n The sPa r rh w as to rPsu m r this morning. Slowly moving Slorms brought hC'avy rain to south T exas , wher r the lown of Med ina received .1 inches or rai n in just onr hour Thu rsday . A fla sh fl ood wo lch was in effr rt carl\' today lor so utheas ter n T C'xa s 'and parts of so ulh Texas. Earlier Thu r sday. heavy rain se nt a 5- fool wall or wa fer down the no r mally dry Dev il s River in Val Verde County , a nd officials .~ ...,. ~"' - .. educa tion." A Baccalaurea te and Founders' Day Program will open lhe Sunday ceremonies a l10: 30 a .m . During the progr am . honorary degrees will be conferred upon lwo for mer president s oil he Ri o Gra nd e Co ll eg e Board o r Trustees. In presenling honora ry degrees lo Dr. K~ llh R. Brandeb· erry and Rober! Stewart Wood. lhe college wlll by paying one of li s greatest tributes lo the contrlbu llons of these two promi ne nt Indiv idual s. Dr. Bra ndeber ry Is a phys ician. specializing In obstelrlcs a nd gynecology a t Holze r Clinic, Inc .. In Ga ll ipolis . He has served on lhe coll ege boa rd of lrustees sin ce 1969. Mr. Wood serves as the execullve vlce-presld enl a nd chief operallng offi cer of the Res taurant Division of Bob Eva ns F arms. In c. He Is Vice-President of Ihe So usage Div isi on. He has served on lhe Rio Grande College Board of Tr us- . tees sin ce 1975. 1n addlllon 10 Ihe conferment or honora ry degrees; Dr. Hayes will pay trlbu le to Ihe founders of Rio Grande College during Ihe morn· lng program. During a la te· mornlng reception and luncheon. engineer an d lnduslria lisl Max Morrow of Daily stock prices (As of 10: :10 a.m .) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith ol Blunt EIIL• & Loewl Firm Price Am Eler lrlc Powe r ...... .... .. .... 2!! AT&T .......... .. .. .................. .26:Y, Ashlond 011 ........................ 6511; Bob Eva ns Far ms .............. 26V. Charmin g Shoppes ............. .. .. 29 Federal Mogul.. .. ................ 42\f. Goodyear T&R ...... .. ...... .... .66 'h Heck's In c........................ .. .4')1 Ll m il ed Inc ........................ 45% Multimed ia Inc ................. .. 58 'h Rax Resta urant s .............. .. .. oV. Robbins & Myers .......... ......... 11 S honey's Inc ..... .... ............ .. 26}'8 Wendy's Inti ... .. ................ .. JOV. Worthington lnd .. ................ l 9');. ·- Commen cem ent cer emonies will begin at 2 p.m ., with Sen. Pa ul E . Gillmor. the pres ident of lhe Ohio Senate, se rv ing as featured speaker. F or hi s contributions to Ohio education, Sen. Glllmor has been honored by the Ohi o Department of Education, the Oh io School Boa rd s Assoclallon, the Buckeye Association of Schoo l Adm lnls· Ira tors , and the Ohio E ducation Associa tion. The Ri o Grande College Board or Tru stees Will confer an honor · ary degree - the Doctora le of P ubl ic Service - upon Sen. Glllmo r during lhe commencem ent exerc ises. In addition to the conferment of bacca laurea le and associate degrees, Dr. Ray Boggs, Vi ce Presldenl for Academic Alla lrs , will present the "'Oulsta ndln g Aca demic Award 1987" to a gradua te selec ted lor his or her ac hievement as a s tude nt al R io Gra nd e. Ce remonies will conc lude with th e graduates forming I he traditional circle on the green and the singing of the alma mat er. · The probabilit y of prec lplta · lion is 50 percent Ihis a ft ern oo n, 40 pe rcr nl tonight a nd 20 pcrcenl Salurday . Winds will be ft·om lhe sou thweSI al 10 to 20 m ph today nod tonight. E d cnd cd Forecast Sunday through Tuesday Ge nerally fa ir lhrough the per iod, wit h highs In the 80s each day. Ove rnlghl lows wil l ra nge fro m Ihe mid 50s lo the mid 60s. 49,000 miles. One owner. ONLY $164 59 per month 1982 VW Rabbit ....1~l':t;.~i:•••••S8969 mo. 1984 (he V. CAVALIER .•?..~!:..~~!?:.. $12 562 mo. 1986 D-60 Pickup 9r:.~~~~;. S15753 mo. 1986 Dodge Aries ..•••s.~~~!!. S18264 mo. 1987 Plymouth Sundan(e ........ $18610 mo. 1984 Chrysler NEW YORKER ..... $2QQ86 mo. 1985 Pontiac GRAND AM........... $21 Q04 mo. 1984 Olds ROYALE BROUGHAM •••• $21355 mo. Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge ···399 South Third · Middleport 992-6421 IIOWD OM.Y : Installation slated Mason Chapter 157 Order of Eastern Sta r will ha ve ln sfallatton of officers Wednesday , 7: 30 p.m ., at the Mason Lodge Hall. All area mem bers are lnvlled to att end. e Let D•d hno aomo fun In tho SNAPPER Wetk -.a, st~n~ T~mmerw llld Bto-. octuelly meke cho'" enjOyll>tt. Dlpendlbl<o SNAPPER vwntltHy dott ttte ~ tor him. OII~Y •23915 '"··- pound peckege ot Une ptuea ~ot SNAPPER oil with theputallaMollny SNAPPER Trlltllllll' It 1'8Qullr price PUSH MOWIR IliA- WALII·MOWIII AnACMMIJITI • •• MA«I A GIIUT 01" tDIA TDOI IliA- TMA TCHIIIIZIII" detll8tchttl wltll<o IOU mow U A - •ut.eMIIItZIII" mutchll lor tiWn food . UA""II IIIA-IZIII" 21 " 15 HI' 121111~ OII~Y $29915 Free Catcher 11 shown -flifiMvel U A - I'AC·114Ace hotda 30 Otifoft ,...., bog S.. your SNAPPER deller todly for detelltl Yltll rour . , . _ ....,., ltllare..,._hreurl'..,. "' the 1'111111- "' ..UollMl SMAfiiiiUI ...... . SIIA.,._R SLOWIRI -- PRII llloutd• otnp ona o • - • ot oH wfttl pw:d .... At Plrllclpltlng doolera. Willie eupplilltut. Note: Pltclng t111J .., duo to tflfgllt and dtoler prop clwtrgH. -·- -~~·-, IOm7 a s..tco POMEIOY GUYII.Y 1UCTOI SALES & SDVICE 204 CONDOI SIIEET nf Ql~r.atrr 992-2975 IISTAUIANT CHISTII By WU.LIAM HARWOOD UPI Science Writer CA PE CANAVERAL , Fla. 1UPI1 - NASA has decided to reorganize Its Inter nal opera· lions to place more emphasis on developing commercial spa ce activities, us ing the virtually gravlly-lr!'<' e nviro nment of the high fronller. T h e new organ izational guld~llnes , announced F riday by NASA deputy admlniSira tor activities - from o pie cont est 10 muzzle loo dlng demons !rat ions a nd gos pel mu s ic . ThP Ga lll a Counl y Ex lenslon Homemakers Club will sponsor a pi c baking contrsl, and the lruits of enlrant s' la bor will be a ucllon ed fr om Ihe main sta ge I hal evening. The July ~ lh parade will begin alll a .m ., and marshal will be Thelma Elllol l. Chamber of Commerce excrtulve secrela rv. Sponsor ln fl the parade will be lhl' Ga llipolis J aycees. Jus I prior to thai . I he Rolary One-Mile Run will •: la ke place. Awards will be presc nl ed rollowlng Ihe:· parade. .: : : Beginning al noon . there will be a pioneer ani) -: l ndl an e xhibit by the Bac kw ol)d s m~ n Mu zz leload- : lng Rill e Club. 'rollowed by i• pal rlollr program , from IM Ca lHa Aca dem.1· High Sc hoo l Br as~ : Choir. wllh Rober! Dean Gordon sololsl for • "A meri ca the Bea utiful." The add ri'SS or lhr day wi ll be given by Slal e '. Rrp. ,Jolynn Bos ler. e Dale Myers , would ensure smooth development of com mer· cl al spa ce act ivities with a heavy emphas is on pol enllally Iuera five materials science. 1n a m emora ndum to agency managers, Myers said thel mporta nce of the mlcrogravlly space e nvironment to new technology development warranl ed special treal ment with in Ihe agency. Myers dlr!'<'fed that all NASA resea rch. developmenl and ap· plical ions that rely on weigh· tlessness " w ill henceforth be focused In the Olllce of Space Science and Appllca llons" In stead of being spilt up among other divis ions. I n addlllon, the Off ice or Aeron autics and Space Techn o!ogy will tra nsfer on goin g weig h· lless ness programs to th e space science divis ion and Ihe Offi ce of Comm erci a l Programs will give up technica l overslg hl of all such resea rch. POMEROY - The Meigs County Board of Public Heal th chose not 10 issue anolhcr lem· porary dumping per mlllor oper· atlon or the county landllll when II m ~ l Tuesday nlghl. However, nellher did the 1board de ny the perm II ' reporl ed J on Ja cobs, Meigs Coun ly depul y heallh commissioner. Jacobs sald ' il was his profes· slonal recommendation lo lhr boa rd th ai the " landfill be closed. covered and seeded when It' s current perrr,ll ex pires on June 30." Bul, he expl ai ned, I he bo a rd fell It would not be In I he beSI lnl r res t of the people of Me igs County to close th e landfil l now, and so "no action·· was Ia ken on I he mafl er. Jacobs said th ai personally, he tends . fa agree with I he board 's poslllon that II would be bette r to have one big Illega l dump I han 10 have ma ny small dump sit es begi n cropping up lhroughout I he cou nt y. Thousands of state dolla rs h av~ been spenl In recent years by thecounly illlerboord to clea n up such slt~s lhroughoul the counly . But Ja cobs does agree wllh E PA Ihal Ihe la nd !Ill Is now full a nd I hat it "exceeds Ihe grades" or slopes that a re a ll owa ble unde r EP A guidelines . No more th an a 25 percent grade Is to be lefl whe n I he waste Is covered. bul Jacobs said I hal some grades a t the la nd !Ill are much sleeper. Ja cobs sai d the Oh io E nvironment ol Prolecllon Agency , as gran tce or the landllll license, loll las l vear the Meigs sll e wo s lu ll and should have b<'cn closed al thr rod of Decrmber . Bul Jacobs though! I herr was "sllll some life Jeff' ' so lhe Board of Publi c Hea llh. as EPA 's m a naglog agcnl. Issued a 1cmpora ry s ix-month pr rmlllromJ anu ary 1 lhrou gh I he mid of I his monlh . Und ef EPA rul es and regul a· !Ions, l he local boord has lhr f' lght to ex tend a lcmporar,l' license under ce rla ln co ndlllons . In I hi< case, said .la cobs. ll was to buy lime lor Ihe counly com mls· s loners to lind solullons 10 lhe land II II problems. II Is now up lo .Jacobs to notify EPA or " no acl lon" by lh~ Board or P ublic Heallh In regar d to granting or drny lng another tempora ry pl•rml t. 1\ftrr notlflca llo}l, .Jarobs sai d he ex pec ts "E PA will proba bl y relieve I he Board of Publi c Hea llh of l ts ju rs l~ lc tl o n o v cr lhc landfi ll" a nd thl' n assume con· lrol of the farllll v . .Ja cobs th r n cx pecls act ion be til ken through the OhloA ll or neyG cnera l' s orn ce lo shut I he la ndllll down. The presPnt JO-ocre la ndllll Is loroled on a 136-ac re 1rac1 In Sa li sbury Townshi p. Wh en I he 116·ar rcs wrrr purc hased In Ihe ea rly 1980's, It wa s believ ed. J acobs sa id. " Ihal a good por· tlon" of the 1roc1 would b0 sui ta ble for landllll purpos ~s . Howeve r , E PA j)('rmltt ed du mp· log on only lO·acres. The tract also shows a sma ll second ary slle on 1hr property whi ch mig ht b0 suita ble a s a la ndfil l. bul poper· wor k to g <'t th is sltr opened has no I bee n compleled J acob.< reporled. Meigs Commissioner Ri chard will J on es said his board Is hoplng;t9 work oul an arnw gcmcnl lo u{e an abandoned tleep coal mine b tl the proj)('rl y lor landllll. purposes . Th croa l mlne lsschcduled lor sea ling a nd reclatnatlon by I he Ohio Dcpa rtmr nl of Natural Resources. Bu l J aco nbs Is not conllde nl the coa l mine would be suitable beca use of wa iN In the mine. "The main concern of health olflclals." he sa id, " Is pollution of the wal~r lobl e." Run off from solid waste ca'n beeomc " a leachale" lo uderground water supplies. .bco bs sa id olher gr ound on the 136-ocre s ll e would nol be suil abl e lor a la ndfill berause.ol the geology or'lh c property. 'H'f. sa id one lmporl ant requirement In developing a la ndfill sll e I~ a " lour loot clay liner undernealb and a t lhe s ides 10 contain lhe leachalc." Tra sh mu s t also lle covered dally w[l h slx -ln r hcs of cove r' mal crl al. There ha s nol bee~ adeq ualr cover "on s it e" tp achieve lhls requlrme net lor somr ti me and vlola llons have been noted on num erous lnspcr· lio n forms accordin g to .lacobs. Heallh offi c ia ls and the w unty comm iss ioners • •·r wor king iogel her to solve I he land(lll probl ems. Bul a ll hough some a ll erna tlves " look good," II Is J acobs' opinion Ihat "lime Is not fin our side." He said It takes a.t lra st s lx·monl hs to cs la bllsh. a la ndfill sit e " II everything goes A·l leiter perfr ct. " Ja cobs a nd the co mml ss l on~S: wr re to continue discussion ofth' lan dllll In a m eeti ng on Friday afl ernoon. ....' .. .'''' .' Newspaper says Beirut hostages have been taken to Iran BE IRUT, Lebanon tUPI) Th e Lebanese weekly newspaper that unveiled the Iran arms deal las t year r~ported that some American hos tages were tr ans· !erred to Tehr an lor lnte rroga· lion by Irani an Intelligence. Also, a newspaper In Abu Tockle your t011~1ttot clllr>up cttore.. a-t tor • ...,. 111 ,.., round. • . tor .......... d-llld Wllh, colllcttng ,.,..., and...., ciMrtno lfgllt onow. Vleit Tlltot o.-. Todoy tO< Sftopper IIIII dolnp; at ihe Gallla County Fairgrounds. The rlslnp; temperatures Mtarted to dry up the ground thai was still damp !rom 'Friday's day-long rain . d NASA reoruanJza(JOn announce 0' ••httl iK~thauglf,a l' WHAT 'THE DOCTOR ORDERED- It Wtl8 a nice day Saturday to walk about and enjoy the sun and the warm temeralures, as these people were BAKED SALISBURY STEAK DINNER .............. $42 S JIIIW HOUIS: MON.·'IIIUIS. 9:00-9:30 Rl. 9 A.M.·10 P.M.; SAT. 10·10: SUit. 10·9:30 By NANCY YOA CHAM Tlmes·Sentlnel Stall COOPER eun. a nd lhe Wor ld 's Junior Frlsbf.e Dise Conl esl sponsored by the Ga llipolis Cit .v Pa rks and Recrea llon Deparlm ent. La ter Thu rsday will be tce n night. and IL•a lured on the ma in Sla te will be the RLver Recreat ion Qut?e n contes t. Sponsored by the Ga lli polis J un lor Woman 's Club, a $500 schola ris hip will be given lo the winner fr om McDonald 's. Other conlrlbul ors lo the co nlcs t will b0 Dudl ey's Florist . fr r nch Cit y fl ori st, Amyl' s f lora l Fas hions ond J.R.'s fl ower Shop. a tia ra fro m Clark's .Jewelry Store. Orga nlsl will be Mary Lucas . Preceding I he qu een conies I. Phillp Arm slrong will s in g I he Star Spangled Ba nner and a Part;· Time Fashion Show will be present ed on s la ge . Followin g lh e announce mr nl of lhc River Recrcalion Queen will be a ' """ dan('~ wit h Muslr King, a DJ a nd Vid eo Show. sponsored by Kroger Compa ny. Th e Fourth of Ju ly will rca lure a widr va ri <'fv· ol Health hoard will not extend Meigs dumping permit SEE CAROL, MARK or LARRY SUNDAY, JUNE 14TH A,..,..., po<tloo tl 4olirioos llal!lll !t"* •-MI io t """'' Moislnam Grnr wviCI with Peteton &Hwc;&::lllll• Grny, Mot l•tttrttl Cor~t •ul • sttamr Not htttrt4 loR. Mtxwttl Htm Ctllll.,. Dtcolfl-14, lltth frHNp .,,,.... " a ...... *ink. . 1980 Chevy Monza .......................... S219S 19 79 LTD 2 dr. SharpS ................... $169 S 1976 .Oids Cutlass" ......................... ~ .. S69S 19 78 Plymouth Horizon .................... S788 FRIDAY, JUNE 12TH An you <an Hf s,athltt~ lmtthet-t4 in o..r ltsty htmtmHe IJIIOihltti sovw Hrnd with gtr]i, ltrtM W.d crtspy t011H sotad. ' Gallipoli s and Burl lie 011 Co.. according 10 I he Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce. and Twi n Ri ver will})(> sponsored by W.R. Brown Insurance Agency. · Opening ceremonies will be underway at6 p.m. I hal night with Kim Herdm a n singing " God Bless Ihe USA" and remarks by Dan Da vies. chamb<'r pres ldenl and City Manager Dale Iman. Fr id ay, July 3 begin s early for I he River Recreation F estival , with kids activities In I he park- sponsored tiythe Gallipolis Lions. Rolary . Kiwanis a nd F ocus clubs. Beginnin g at 10: :!O a .m .. ga mes gel underw ay featur in g larpen races , wa lerballoon losses. sa ck r aces, wheelba rrow races. egg toss, a nd a Big Wheel race. There will also be a youth arl dis pla y ond children' s era !I and fine ar ls ac llvilies. murals a nd race painllng from I he F rench Art Colony; Banle of Ihe Books sponsored by I he Bossa rd Library; a Ronald McDona ld Magic Show: a water s ilde from Ihe 0 .0 . Mc lntvre Par kDislrlrl By LEE ANNE WELCH Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS- Gallipolis is not qu ite 200 years old , but nearing that la ndmark. how ever , o celebraf!on of maj or magnitude Is on la p for this ~uly 4th holiday week end wllh a nother annlver· sar.v In mind. "200 Years a nd Still Pioneering, " will be the theme off he Gallipolis River Recreation Fes tival this year, commemo rating the 200th annlversa rles of lhr Northwesl Ordin ance a nd the Unit ed States Constitution. • There will be a para de, ga mes . conl ests. > e nterlalnment. food, demon stra llons and ex hlb·" It s. culminat ing with a fir eworks display on July 4th. The weekend opens on Thu rsday with Ihe musir of r!'<'ordlng artists McGufly La ne a t 8:30p.m. In the Gallipolis City Park. Preceding them will be the Twin River Band . McGully Lane's perfo r· mance is being spcnsored by Turnpike of . I21U1 ltD fiM ~ Qlve you t'ltfYihlng you nHd 10 put tfte tlnlllltng toucltft on your IIWII •• , trim tlgllt spotl or tdgt nNtly 11ong nfka optlonet tdQtr lttochrnent. Mostly sultny today . HighS .' In the mid !lOs. The same Is forecast lor Monday ' Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, June 14, 1987 MONEY SAVER SPECIALS This Week's Speelals ALL YOU CAN EAT SPAGHETTI DINNER ..... $350 Seahawk~ Gallipolis July Fourth celebration plans set 1984 CHEVY CELEBRITY South fr ntral Ohio wi th highs in rhe low 80s. Bosworth snuhs IILJI·IIROPI' I ID SNAPPIR TRIMMIRS Along the Ri ver ........ B-1-M Business .... ..• .•. ....... .•... D-1 Comics ..... .... ...... ..... Insert Classlllcds ........... ..... D -3- ~ Deaths .... .... .. .. .... .... ... . A-6 Farm ............. .. .. .... .. .. .0 ·2 Editorial ...... ........ .... ... A-2 S oris .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .... .. C-1-K PageA-2 tmts- II • 1)1," Vol. 22 No. 19 son chosen " Fellow" Is an equal am ong equals In that Institution. The "Fellow' s" advi ce is sought by the boa rd and chie f executive offi cer. Inside Catfish hill C-3 ;-.401 · -· We llston, will be procla imed a " Fellow" by lhe Rio Grande College Board of Trus tees. The term " Fellow" ,is used In ac ademi c circles to indicate lull me mbership In a particular ed ucat ional inslltution. The per- C-1 0' Toole to appear + Sca ttrr<'cl :-; how<'r s and t hu n· derslorms l his a fl r m oon. with highs be lwt'<' n flO a nd 85. Mos lly cloudy lonigh t. wi th a chance or thuncte l'storms and a low nr a r 70. Var iable cloudin ess Sa lu rdav. Old Pomeroy hjgh school used again -Page 8-l in less tha n two hours. Rio Grande graduates 253 Sunday afternoon When the 253 members of the gra dua ting class of 1987 receive lhelr diplomas on June 14, they will be carrying on a 111-yea r trad lllon at Rio Gra nde College and Communlly College . Rio Gra nde's llllh commencement ceremony, sc heduled to begi n at 2 p.m., will culmlnale a day of acllvllles des igned to honor student s, a lumni, lrusl""s and friends. " Rio Gra nde College regards the graduallon exercise as the mosllmportant ceremoni al occaslon·or the acade m ic yea r, " said college pres ident P aul C. Hayes . " Our over-riding goal during the planning of thi s yea r' s commencement program has been to focus atlenllon on our graduat es and lhelr accompllshm enl s In con cluding this phase of their 50 cents Dh a bi reporled loday lha t Chu rch or E ngland envoy Ter ry Wall e, who disappea red In J anuary . was twice !lawn from Beirul to Tehran du ring hostage negotia tions between I ran and his church. Nellher of the two reporls c ould . b e I nd epe n d e n t l y confirmed. In Its Sund ay edlllon, lhe Beirut weekly Ash Shlraa sa id, "Some of the American hostages have been tra nsferred to Ira n and some elemenl s headed by Aya tollah (Hussein Alii Mon- lazer l are asking they be fried. " Twenty· three foreigners are missing and beli eved held by kidnappers In Lebanon - e lghl America ns, six frenchmen. two Britons, lwo WeSI Germa ns, an I ndian, a South Korean, an Irishma n, a n Italian and Wait e. Ash Shl ra a, which reve aled laSI November that lhe Reaga n admlnlstrallon had secrelly sold arms lo Ira n, s•ld lis In form a lion cam e from "sources close to Monl azerl' s office In llra n's holy " It did not say which hos la ~¥: were taken ro Te hran, or whe'A ~ .. or how long 1hey we re kept 1her~: : or whe t her 1he I ransler wa~ • a uthor iZed by Ira nian lead!i( : Ayatoll ah Ruholl ah Khomclnl. • • Gallipolis Jaycees continue recycling By GEOFFREY OSBOURNE nm....Senllael Stall · GALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis Jaycees' Aluminum Can Proje<>t Is stlll alive and well, even In the face of di"Creased popularity In recycling aluminum cans and Increased rompetltlon from businesses specializing In and em· p~slzlng aluminum recycling. · The local Jaycees founded the proji"CI In 1!181, through the efforts of Dr. Jack Bales, as a means of ralstna funds for a Jaycees buUdlng. At the Ume. It ranked even with Its other lund raising projects In terms of dollan raided. It was a year before a proftl could be seen !rom the colll!ctlon of cans. The cans are collected by local youth and others concerned wllh picking vp a lum inum cans. The J a ycees pay the Individu a ls 28 cents a pound for their work. Then the Jaycees pass the ca ns to the Container ReroveryCorporatton (CRC), a St. Louis, Mo.based subsidiary of Anheu ser· Busch that dlri"Ctly admin is ters the projects lor local organizations such as the Jaycees. Anheuser-Busch sponsors the project. The CRC pays Ihe Jaycees lor the can~ , and the Jaycees put the money fnto community projects. The recycling project ha s reached proportions of success that It Is the primary source of funds lor maintaining the Jay· '; 'I \ I cees' buildin g. Th ~ project Is . must be remem bered th ai the pr a c t lc all y se lf. sus I a In ln g, .J aycee s Is a no n p ro l ll which means that t he Jaycees orgahiZa lton. In lhe past year, lhe Jaycees are more free th an before lowork on their other communlly have run two recycling com petl· lions, one In conjuncllon with the projects. state's Recyclin g Week In April, In 1985, after four years of a nd the ot her with the Gallla running the recycling project, County Local Schools. Th e lhe Jay cees boug h! about county school co mpelltlons were $125,000 In c ans. According to set up to a ward top can collectors John Hudson, a Jaycees member with all the money ma de fr om who works on the project, recy. their own cans and all the can s cling Is not a s popular as It was rollected by lhe other student s lhree or fou r years ago, and the from Ihat par ticular school. The competlllon from such llrms as T county schools contributed about & L Metals, a local company that 3,000 pounds In cans. does extensive work in recycling The Jaycees ' hours lor collect· aluminum cans, takes away a lair portion of what the Jay~ ·tng cai\JI are from 10 a .m . to 2 rould do In terms ol cans, but 11 p.m. on Saturday. •j compadl:ng~:~: hundreds of al1mlnum cano are crushed In a and led Into the trailer. Thll II part of the Galllpolltl Jayeeeo' Aluminum Can Project, a continuing community works projet1 .. thai tak08 can• and pays collectors 28 cents a pound. ,, • � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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