http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/b09c22a0a03257e77fd3c74d65c1051d.pdf c20c63d794506d685937114e71f302a6 PDF Text Text Page-1 6- The Daily Sentinel ..---Local briefs------,r rDour lane 1 Election of one Farmer s Home Administration County Committ ee m ember will take place on June 30. Archie R. Stegal l, county supervisor. announces . The FmHA county comm ittee assists the county of!lce in determining the eligibility of applicants for certain types a! FmHA loans. Farmers who live In A !hens , Melggs and VI nt on Counties, and have their prin cipa l farm operation within the county or area for which 1he elect ion Is being held, and derive th €' pri ncipal part of thctr lncom €' from !arming are eligible to vote . Nominees for th€' A th€'ns , Meigs and 'vint on Fm HA county co mmit tee are Martha Lee and Ron Eastman . Voting ballots arc availa bl e at th e FmHA county of!lce at105 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Markel ballots must be received at the F'm HA office by Ju ne 30. Commission ... Racine merchants to have float Plans for entering a float in the annual July 4th par ade wf're made when the Raci ne M erchants A ssoc iation m el at village · hall. The group will need a wagon and trac tor to pr!>pare th €' fl oa t and Is also as kin g t he participation of all merchants oft he tow n Plans were f urt hered for the obs!>rvance of Farmers Day to be held on .Ju ly 18 on thestr!!l'ts of the bu siness sectio n. Farmers are Invited to bring In th eir produc€' to sell on that day . Ra in will ca ncel the event. · Sue Hager, Sulton Township Chairman of the Nort hwest Terri tory observa nce, mf't wll h the group and th e sp!>cial tow nship observance will be tied In with th€' merchant association's annual fal l festival on the second Satu rday In Oc tober Valve infection caused death Mc·igs Coun ty Coroner Dr. .James Condr has been in co ntael ":i th Or . Hamodi, a pathologist at Childr<'n' s Hos pita l in ( olumbu s r<'ga rdlng the dea th of Shelley Smith, 11 . Peach Fork Road, las t Thursday after a brief il lness. . Accordin g to Dr. Hamad!, the ca use of deat h wa s bacteri al (' n.~ocard it is. which Is a bac terial infection of a hea rt va lve. I he dau ght er of Pearl and Patricia Smith, Shelley, an honor stu dent had completed the sixth grade at the. Salisbury l·:lemen tary School this spr·in g. · iielt•n 1.. Milhoa n. li:l . < 100.11 Sta i r Routt' li8 l. Shade. died Wednesday at t hr Holzer Med l· ca l l'cntcr In r:al llpolis follow ing ,, length y llln rss . A bo a ut lci~n . Mrs. Mil hoa n "a s bot n F'cb 1. 1!124 at Hem lock Grovt•, a dau ghter ot the la te Geo r g<' and Faye Co nan t Logan. Sho wa s a mpmber of I he H r m loc k (:rove Chri stia n Church. thr Order of Eas tern St ar. an d Modern Woodmen of Daily slock prices 11\s of 111::10 a.m. ) l'rov ldcd h~ Bry ct• a nd Murk Smith of lliunt Ellis & Locwi Firm J,rict• E lrrtrir Powrr ........ 27 1,1, J\m AT&T ................. .............. 2R Ash land Oil ............. .. .......... fi:J America Surv ivi ng ar e her husband . Wayne E. Milhoa n: a so n and daught er-In-law . Wi l liam and Ca ndy Milhoa n, Lon g Bott om; a slsl c~ and brolhN ·In·law. Av rs and Elmer Ba llev. Darwin : a sis ter. Bernice King, Hemlock Grove: tw o brothers and sisters· In-law , Dwight and Ka y Logan. Pomeroy. and Avery and Peggv Loga n. T opso n. M ain e: a ni ece. Sa ndra Bail ey Mat hews, Middl e· port; two nephews. Dw ight Lo· gan .. I r .. Albany. and Sco tt Logan of Maine. A gr Pa t niece and a gr eat nephew also survive. Serv ices will be held at 1 p.m F' ridav at the Ewing Funeral Hom ~ with Mr Char les Donigan ofli cia ting . Burial will be In r hcr ry Ri dge Cem etery . FriC'nds ma y ca ll at the funer al homr fl om 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. thi s ('Vc1ning. Bob Eva ns I•'.Jrms .............. .. :!6 na x Rrslaurunts .. ... ..............i ljM tage in crease. Swisher agr!>ed with the commiss ioners that if the employees are speaking of a 1hrcc·yea r period si nce Ma rc h 1984, the percentage rn crease could amount to nine or ten per cent per employee. Alt hough yes terday's di sc us sion of thr proposed ra rses was ma in l.' a quest ion and answer sess ion. thr Cc'mmi ss ioner s did ta ke 11mr to compar(' thE' a\ erage annual departm ent of hum an ser\'lccs' salar>· with theav!'ragc annu al courthouse salary , which is $11 , l oR. I t wa s repor ted that the hi ghes t paid deputy shN if!' s sa lary Is $13.81J.20 prr year. following the question·answer SC'sslon. th€' commissioners and Swisher had a brief executive session. Father'c Day Olft l•eu MEN'S INTDWOYEN SOCKS FLORIST Meigs County ' s Oldest Florir-- t 352 St., Pomeroy, PH. 992 -2 644 £. Main ''(){It ' ll llll iln/r•tl - n II ,II en, ,.,/" ANKLET, MIOCALF OVER THE CALF 0~ . t·:,,siPrn Morrchln g Band Fla g Corps will ha vl' a ea r wash S<J tul'da ~'. ~ ~ t\ 'r•rr•r CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT CARRIER NEEDED am . to 4 p.m .. at Nrwt• li's Sunocn In Chrs ter. MIZWAY TAVERN GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM PATIO PARTY SUN., JUNE 21 1·7 .m. THE DAILY SENTINEL 992-2156 lime. by Robert Bruce and Arrow BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT $28800 "............., rtcHMI'I ott salt now ond in stock for imlllllliatt tltli"ryl _,,,_, 444 · ~1 1hundt•r .. lurm ~ Saturday. lligh.< near Ktt. en tine 2 Sectio ns 14 Pages 25 Cenu A MLlltimedia Inc Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday. June 19, 1987 House approves gas tax, speed limit increase By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS- A 2.7·centlncreas0 in th e tax on a gallon or gasoline has zipped th rough the Ohio House as part of a $2.4 billion highwa> m ain tenance and co nstr uction approprral ion, and already is on th e fast track in t he Senate. AI the same time, a pair of bills raising th e speed limi t f rom !15 to 6!i mph on rural in tersta te highways were approved Thu rsday in different form by the Sen ale and House. A sta ndoff cou ld be brewing, allhough one legislati ve leader predicted final passage of one vers ion next week. Meanwhile. House and Senate conferees on the $22 billion sta te budget for 1988·89 were to m eef all day today i n hopes of adva nci ng toward a se lllem enl that ca n be pr!>sented to both chambers next week. Hou se Speaker Vernal G. Ri ffe Jr .. D-Ncw Boston, said he unders tood the six -member panel. meeting in private, reached agrf'ement on the contents of a tax package and now has turned it s att ention to reco ncilin g House and & natr differences over the way the money is spent. Plan s ca l l for the lawmakers to work th ro ugh Fri day nex t week and then adjourn l or lhr summ er The gas tax h ik e. cui in half from the amount reco mmended by Gov . Ric·hard F . Celeste. was forwarded to the Senate on a 58·3ti vote . with By Scott Wolle Sentinel News Stall RACJNE -The Raci ne Volun· leer Fire Department has fina l· !zed pl ans lor the Fourth of Ju ly Ce lebra tion. a trad itional event in the M eigs Count y village for the pas t 35 years . Ac ti v ities held In co njunction with th e event are usually conducted by the fire depar tment as a major !u ndralsl ng ac tivit y The communlly Is asked to get Invo lved in someway lhls year as attenctanc€' In recent years has diminished sli ghtly due to an Increase In ot her holiday r elated even ts. Secretary -Treasurer Doug R!>es r epor ted that the annu al flr€'wor ks display ha s been or· dered, however, there Is still a !(real need for additional dona· lion s to help out with the di sp lay. Donation s may be se nt to thr Racin e Vol unt'eer Fire Depart · m ent. T hird and Vine Streets; Racine , Ohio 45771 or byconlacl · lng a n y fir e department EXCITING RADIO VALUES 2Qo/o to 33°/o OFF SCANNERS, C8s AND SECURITY PRINTING AND SOUR CALCUUTORS 20%to44% 12%to 53% OFF OFF HEARING EVALUATION - Jim Lucas is pictured as he was having his hearing checked hy Greg Simm erman, Ohio University graduate student, who work.s with Jane Ann Karr of Karr Audiology, Athens , and Linda Kalw elt, audiology supervisor at Ohio Unlvrslty, at I he Multiphasic Health Screening which continues through Tu esday . Su· page 7 today for additional pictures and story . CAR STEREO CUT 27°/o to 33o/o Miss Rice says Hart scandal 'a tragedy' · Reg. 999.00 Low AI $37 COLOR toMPIITER® SOFTWARE Per Monttt • Monllor 81(tra • Dual 5'1•" 360K Disk Drives • With DeakMIIIe II" Software it's PC compatibtel Use DeskMate U right ·away for word processing , spreadsheet analysis, elec· tronic filing , calendar/alarm and more.' tncludes 384K RAM . 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Ot.'(' a~ iomtl s howrrs, spo nsors sayin g it wou ld furnish $3!111 million road and brid ge repai r s during the nex t two )'e;H'S Majority Se nate Republicans havr alread1 schedu led a vote on the transportal ron bud get for la te nex t week, but some are predicting a "rock y road" for the gas tax increase. The bill ~lea red thr House aflrr an aburl i\'o' att empt bv Riffe to plug In a provi sion raising Ohio's bee r·drinki ng age t o 21 1f a federal court requires th at in ret urn for federa l highway funds . Th e amendment was offer ed in the Finance C'o mmill ee by Rep. Rober t W. Jaskulski, D· Brecksv ille. who sa id it wou ld savp Ohio $:\9 mllli ~p in federal funds if a court uphold s Washingon's right to mand;ot0 a hrg her drinking age. But the id t·a was dr opped for tack of su ppor t. and &>nate President Pau l E . Gillmor. R· Port Clint on, said It has abou t as much chance In thr Sena te as ",, grral hi g snowba II at fl r oa d and lltgh in 90-degree heat ." Riffe sa id h~ wus onl y t 1si ng !o prrvpn t l awmakers from havmg to r'eturn la ter this summer if the federal court rules agai nst South Da kota. an d th us aga in st Ohio. " We should not turn our· back on thPsc tunds." sai d .Jaskulski. Abo ut $260 million of the fu nds from the ad ditional gasolin e tax wou ld go to the Ohio Departm ent of Transpo r tation. and anoth er $87 million wou ld go to loca l government. Cant inu <•d on page 10 fire department makes plans for July _4th celebration OFF OFF tiO I Johfl 111. Grubb, IW.D. SHIRTS 8527 a1 y MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE PULLOVER 791 Pirk 4 • Father's Day Gift leas KNIT Oaih· Numht'r Racin~ ACCESSORB All Church page • no bees Page 6 I Different Sale Items In Different Stores, But All Stores Are Loaded With Budget Pleasers, Many Not Mentioned Here. Hurry In Today for Best Selection! AJISWEIIERS AND PliO. Choo,. lr0111 plush Wll¥111, stunly tuturn, •inyllllld ltatiMrl Ohio Loltt>a·v• Admissio ns Willison. Reedsville: Roland Will . Pomeroy; Donald I sen· bower. Shade: Juanita L ambert ; Rutland: VIctoria Ables, Ra· ci ne: Melody Roberts , Long Bot tom: Lee Layne, Racine Wednesday Di sc harges John Sprouse. Vivian Powers, Louise Bu r brid ge, Mane Thomas. Givf'n supplementa l contract s were Don Eichinger, Ron Hill and George Gagai as assrstant football coach!>s and Carolyn T r ipp, yearbook advisor. The pesting dale for accepting appli· cations within the di strict for openings has passed and thP open ings are now op!>n outside the distr ict. The pes it ions include head va rs.ity basket ball coach. va rsity cheerleader adv isor and j unior high cheerlead er advisor , The Parker lam lly reunion was announced for Aug. 9 at lh€' Tuppers Plains School. An execu!lve session was held on personnel and the 'lax levy. A specia l m eeting was set for 7: 30 p.m. on June 29 to di scuss per sonnel and finances. 30°/o to 500fo OFF Pmcfi<'r' · "1 will lw rli.<continuill!f m v prarfi£1• irr. Generol '11edkine <'. f.(eclitif' }ulv6, /987. All pnr icnt rec~rds will be le.ff with Breton L. Worl{firt. H. D. who will lake over m v prnctice in General 111edicifle nl that Natio n al School Studio s. La ncaster The boa r d passPd a resolu lion thanking DuPont for build ing materials donated to the distr ict and accepted t he resignation of assistant treasurer, lla Wesllal l. Lind a Spencer was named to th e peslllon. IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CALL PATIENTS rvi/1 /Je limi lr;d lr> Ol>.<tr'lric.<nml r,._,?tl>mlof..~ ·~ffeocritl(' lulv 6. 1987 i11 Suite # 118 of rh~ P/rosmrf Vn /le.v Ho.~/Jifnl Hediml Office Buildin!(. 4ppoitrtlll r rrr.< can be 111nde In · m/linl< 675-3400. Co ntinuE'd from pago I FOR SYRACUSE NOTICE TO Hv Wednesday Jam~s Wt>ber, Middleport: Opal BAHR wa~ h l)lan ('ar Eastern Cont inued from page 1 .------------,-----------l Charming ShoppPS.. ........ :11 )!, F'Pderul Mog ul. ... ........... .. .42 :'~ Goodyea r T&H .................. 6~% Jkck' s Inc . ......... .. ....... 4% Llmi!NI In<' ............... .. A:l o/, Mul ti media Inc ................ :18'\:1 Hobbins & M)'PI s ........... 11 \(j ShonC'_ , ··s I nc ............. 27 7 , Wen dy 's I nt t. .................... ~ '1, Worlhlnglu nlnd ........... ....... l9' '" Continued from page J count y highway departm ent has fin ished blackto ppin g Mile Hi ll Road in Sulton Township. F unds fo r the Mile Hill project ca me from the coun ty's Commun ity Developme nt B l oc k Grant allocation Robert s said the county will now be sealing . 7 m lie of Tack!'rville Road in Sutton Town ship, which extend s fr om Bashan Road t o th e Greenwood Cemetery. Robert s also reported th at he will be hiring a few co llege student s for summ er employ ment, but he st ill does not know how many st udents hi s depart ment wil l be able 10 afford. The second of two public hearings was hel d W!>dnes da y on a proposa l from South east Fabrica tors Inc. to appl; · forCommun· il y Deve lopment Block Gr ant revolv ing loan ass istance . The commiss ioners passed a r esolu· lion authorizing Southeast Fabri· ca tor s Inc. to app ly to th e Ohio · Department of D!>velopmenl Offlee of Loca l Governmen t for re,·o iv ing Joan fu nding. In final matters, the commis· sioners referred a co mplaint of an Illegal dump site In Bedford Townsh ip to Steve Powell of lhr cou nt y departmen t of litter control. and other officials seeking sup· · pert for a four·lane highway through Ma so n Coun ty . Since the proposed road would most likely al so be In Putnam Count>·, Wise recomm ended tha t count y's parllclpallon In the working group. Wise said thC' Initial focus of the work ing group would be t o · explor e options lor financing hi ghway constructio n. Th ey m· el ude drawing from IE'deral so ur· ces. West VIrginia and Ohio funds and possibl e too l rece ipt s. "Each member of the worki ng group would ass ume a defined responsibilit y," Wise sa id . "For ins tance, as a m ember of the House Public Works and Tranpertatlon Comminee. ills logical tha t I can work to generate some needed money from of the Congress." Roa d co nstruc tion in Ma son Count y. Wise sa id, m ay 1)\' less costly th an in other parts of th e state since the terrain Is relatively fl at. "Not havi ng to blas t through mount ains m akes th is project somewhat more ma nagabl e." he said. Hospilal nt'ws IWelfare ... Area deaths Ht·lt•n Milhoan continued from page_ 1 _____,._ ..._ __ _.:._:_ gmia 's U.S. 5<-nators. the Gover· nor'' s office, state and area de\ elopment officials and prl· vale sector leaders. The developm ent authorltv and the Mason County Area Chamber a! Commerce have met wrth stale Highway Superintend· ent Bill Ritchie and have written letters to Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr. FHA eleciion slated June 30 I Thtnday. June 18, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio llo8t lllljor CDe•t C•de Acc1ptecl Wt\ SHJNGTON i UPI I - A tearfu l Donna Rice. describi ng publici~ th e r elationship with Gary Hart that sa nk his front · running Dem ocratic presidential campaign, said her r~ultl n g not oriel>' is "d i!!lcull , painful and humiliatin g." But i n recounting the eve nts that led to hC'r instant famr and his sudden misfortune. Rice refused to an swer the most blunt question pesed to her on ABC 's "20 - ~0 " Thu C'day night: "Did you slee p with Ga ry Hart ?" " I don' t want to answer vou," replied t he 29-year -old honors · graduate from the Univers it y of South Caro lina. " The reason is beca use it's a quest ion of dignil>' . Wh eth er I did, whether I didn' t with Gary Hart or anybody el se. I wouldn't answer It one way or thC' other." Rice v isll ed Hart at his Wa· shington townhou se during the weekend o! May 2, while the former sena tor's wife. Lee, wa s at thei r hom e in Colora do. Tipped off. The Miami Herald sta ked out the townh ouse and publi shed a repert. 'lea ding to further dlsclo· sures of an overnight yachting tr ip they took In March 10 th€' Isl and of Bimini. It ali led ro !{art's with draw al from the campaign Ma) R. Speaking abo ut the Incident in detail for the first tim e publi cly, Rice told tear fully a! the e!!ect It ha s had on her life. " You know , II has been the most difficult, painful and humiliating experl!>nC€'," she said. " It has been r!'ally tough . The most painful thing l or me has been seeing what this does to my parents . They've alwa ys been so proud of m e.... It 's be!>n horrlbl€' for them . and It 's been a real trjal." Rice. a part·tlme model and actress living in Miami. rf'lused to crllicizr Hart, but sh0 l as hed int o l.; ·nn Armand!. who acco m· panicd her on both tr ips with Hart and th en. according to Rice. was lh ~ one who sold photo· graphs and stories about the scandal to the Na tional Enquirer and Peop le ma gazine. Rl~ said Arma nd! was one of tw o peo ple who kn ew she would be visiting Ha r t in Was hington and the only one who had photographs a! Ri ce sitting on hi s l ap in Bimini. "It's a real slap In the l ace, stab in the back, salt peuredlnan open wound." Rice said of the maga zine reports, which Included the Enquirer say ing that Hart , 50, had promised to divorce his wife to marry Ric€' and that she had replied. " M y, l'm going to be first lad y." " I was livid . I couldn't, I ca n't believe that type of journalism. " Rlec said on "20. 20." Asked lf it were true , she shot back, "Do you th ink I'm a moron?" Rice said she f eel s no guilt but considers the sca ndal and Hart' s decision 10 end his front· ru nnin g campaign lor th e party's noml· nation "a tragedy." " It's awful to see so meone that you care about bei ng ripped apart by the press and being sensationaliZed an d exploited." she sa ld, then acknowledggE'd some responsibility In th e affair. ''J'm respenslble lor my own actions and I admit that. It wa s a lack of ju dgment on my part and I would ha ve admitted that whether this ever ca m€' toltght or not, " she said. Asked at the en d of th€' Interview what she would tell her younger sister If sh€' was spend· lng tim€' with a married man, Rice sai d, "Big sis ter would say, •... There's a lot of single men out there."' member . In other to pics discusst'd. entrants for the annual Independence Day Parade arc stil l being sough! . All Floal s. Marching Unl! s, churc hes, civic groups or orga nizations. antique vehicles or other t hings o! lnt·erest ar~ welcome In the parade. Parade marshal Scali Wolfe announ ced that many r mrl o have already bee n n•ceived . To enter to the paraoe whlch lin es up at the Southor n ,Junior Hi gh Ground s and begi ns at 10 a.m. (line-up at 9: 151 onemuysent th e followi ng en try bl ank to "Racine Fourth of Jul y Cel ebration" , Box 872, Racine , Ohio 4577.1 . So me members were co ncerned that there were rum ors lndlcaUn~t that Racine would not have a parade this year, how· ever. the depart m ent dors wlsh to make clea r that thls yea r 's fC'stlvlt Irs arc al I "on" . lncludl ng the para de . Games ar e to be sl ated In th e afternoon hours . Including hor se· shoo tosses and c hild re n's ga me s At l1 a. m . afi Pr the parade th o flre mr n wil l serve their ba r· beque chi ckC' n dinner s, while ot her refr es hm ent s w ill be sNved by thP Flrem<•n 's auxil iary. Also the auxil i ary has an· nou nced that Its annu al va riety show has been rev ived and t hat all Interested personnel cont ac t CHi\Rt;!i!S GLASS Ann Layne or Bru ce Wolfe. co·dlrector s. The annu al firework s dlspla v beg in s at 10 p. m. Several F' lre· men havr jour neyed to Columbus for the proper fireworks training now required by lnsuranec and stale law. F ire Chief Hank Johnson re· ported tha t flremrn will begin clean ing strerts and sidewa lk s In BEIRUT, Lt> banon !UP I t -A preparation for the eve nt and pro·Syrlan militia lcadC't' today also reperl ed tha11 3 fi remen had sa id American jou rnal ist Cha· reported their adva nced tra inin g rles Glass and the son of class and rr!res hrr co urse. Lcbbanon's defense mlnl sl rr were moved from one hideo ut to anot her In the prrdomlnal ly Sh iite so uth ern suburbs of Beirut. Asscm Kanso, the head of the Leba nese wing of the Syr ian flt'ab Baa th Party, also accused the pro-Ira ni an Shill!' liezbo llah, or· Party of God. for kldnapplnR Glass. 36, th1• ninth American ng In l.cbanon: All Os,sel· missi an d how best to challengC' It In 411. son of Defense Minister ran . public testimony se t to bC'gln no Adrl Osselran: and thr lr 26-yea r. ~al'ilcr than .Ju ly 11; under a old driver and bodyguard . prPv lous agreement . T hey co uld No group cl almc!l rcspo nslbl l· ca ll him back for later sess ion s; II>· f or Wednesda y's hut they want lhe hea r ings to kldnapplngs. co nclude b)' ear ly August. " The 1hrce arc still held Insi de A related concrrn Is th at the southt'rn su bu rbs bu t we have Nort h's dela y co uld enabi0 him to hear the public testimony of Information th at they have lleen another cru('lal flgurr - Rear moved from on•· hi<IC'Ou t to Adm . .John Poi ndexter , his anothr r In Hay Mad l Inside the former boss and th ~ prcs ld!•nt ' s suburbs." l<anso told UnltPd former national Sl'curl ty advl.<er Press lntt·r natlonal. Kan so said hP sai d he r·C'cclvod - now sc hedul ed to appear In his Information fr om witnesses public ear ly next month . who had Sl'(•n the hostag<'s In Ha y Also. by lhC'n Independ en t pro sPcutor L awronc~ Willsh Madl bu t ht' did not know tho cou ld have obtain ed an lndlt't · exact location of 1hr hid eout. " The kldnnpplng of Ossclra n's mcnt aga ln sl North , who then so n Is not a gamP. II 1.1 a h<Orsh could refu ' e to testi fy at all on !)low to th[• Syrian I'O it• In grounds II co uld prejudi ce a L('banon, " sal ll Kan so. a good crimina l trial. Th!' HousC' com mlnec chair· friend of C: lass. American journalist • • IDISSIDg Legal chess match between North, Congress continues WA SHI NGTON tUP i t - A loa ding defendC'r of President Reagan is warnin g Lt . Co l. Oliver North hP ri sks a unanimous eont !>mpt·of -Congress cita tion and j ail for resisting the demand a! I ran· Cont ra lnv~stigators to testify on their term s. North, !he Mar ine at the cent er of the secret U.S. arms sales to Iran and the diver sio n of profit s to Nicaraguan Co ntra rebe ls. Is refusing to be questioned prl· \'a t ely ahead of his long·awaited public teslimony sc heduled for next month . Lea ders ol the House and & nate co mmlll ees In the casC' are upset by his move because adva nce testimo ny is a custom· ary practice 10 give them an upper hand In see king ou t wea kn esses and cont radictions In sta tements. Rep. Dick Cheney, R·Wyo ., vice chairman of the House pa nel, war ned Thursday th at if North ultimat ely refuses to coop· era te, Congress could be ex· peeled to vote unan imously to find him In co ntempt and to send him to jail. The legal gridlock would make It Increasingly dl!!lc~lt to defend Reagan 's request for $105 million In new aid for the Nicaraguan Co ntra r ebels this f all . add ed Cheney, a chief defender of th e president in such matt ers. "!North th ent wou ld move in th e eyes ol many of us !rom the posture of bC'Ing a man trying to serve hrs co untry and preside nt ... to a fle-ure .. obvlousl.v not a pillar of patriot ism," Chr ncy sa id ln a statement clrar ly mea nt for th e ears of lhe d••coratcd VIetnam Wa r veteran . Nor th, who has refused to tesllfy_:l n the seven month s si nce the st·a ndal broke under his Fifth Amendment r igh ts agai nst self· Incr imination. to ld the llouse F'orelgn Affal" Comm lllrc De<'. 9: " ! don't think there rs another person In America who want s to tell his story as much a.s I do ." Bu l his lawyer s - concerned l or the " du r process " right s of the ex-Na tional 5<-eurity Council staffer fired when the Iran · Co nt ra link was exposrd Nov . 25 - sprang th e lates t surprise on th e co ngressiona l panel s Wed nesday . Th e co mmitt ees ha\'e voted North limited Immunit y from prosecution, which compels his t ~ tlmo n y under the t hreat ol jail while protecting him from prosecu tion on any evidence he reveals to them. The federal court order grant ing th e legal protection , however. docs not r€'(Juin· an advanc~ pri vate session. Without a prior deposition , co mmi ttee lnv stlgators would be unsure what North would say man. Rep Lcr Ham ilton. D- lnd ., said Thursday, " We think It Is poss ible to work out an agreem en t rwith Nort h)." but ht' conceded , " The private testlm· ony Is very lmpertant ." Contempt procet'<lln~ s to force the advance test imony could take mon ths and thu s grea tl y extrnd the public heari ngs. but Ham ilton and &nate com mittee Chairman Da niel lnouyc, D· Hawaii, see m ready to take as long as necessary to force Nort h to tell his story on their terms p.m ., vl~It the craft show on Court Street (City Hall II It rains ). Then at 10 a.m., kick up your feet with Gerald Powe11 and hls clo~glng group, the Shady River Shulnel'tl. From 2 to 3 p.m., browse the display of antique cars and enjoy the strains of old·lashloned calliope music. Also, enjoy the entertain · ment to be provided al the Meigs County Mu se um throughout Saturday and Sun· day . adds judge CDI.UMII US. Ohio tU Pi t T he Ohlu Hou sr has pa .~ "·d and Sl'nl to tht• Sonai P IPg i>la· lion adding jutlgP, hlt" in sevrra! .:trt'<.•<.; of th1· ~ l t.~t f' Including M••igs and Cdllla counties. The ) f' ~i~ltll i on . w hif'h cleared Thu r " '" Y 0 11 a !12 t vote, prov hh •\ Heritage Weekend activities begin Kick oil t he weekend by visiting AEP's last working slernwheeler, the Juanita. Then tour Ohio Power Com· pany 's coal mining exhibit. Following that, between ~and 7 p.m., head up to the Pomeroy football field lor a tethered ride In a bot air balloon. Alter that , come back to the parking lot stage at 7 p.m. and enJoy the music of the Circle D Wruglel'!!. And that' s jasl Friday'• line up! Saturday, from 9 a.m . to ~ House hill Ohio Power's exhibit and the i\EP •tcrnwhcelcr will remain on location In the Pomeroy l evee area hoth Saturday and Sunday for your viewing ptea!'fure. The hot alr halloon will al.a he stalloned at the Pomeroy football !letd for rides on Saturday and Sunday between 5 and 7 p.m . Bring dad and the enllrc family out to enjoy HcrltaRe Weekend and all it haH to o!!er! rnr <J n uddi t lonal jud go · in tht' l·'ou r·th District Court of Appeal >. which lncludt' s A1lams. High land , Pl l'kawa.v. ltoss. Pi k<·. Scioto. l.awrt' nf·r. C.olli <•. Ja c·kson. Mt' i"' · Vinl on. ll o(·k· lng, Al ht•n; and Wa sh ingt on cou nties: . It also prov id es for '" o additional judgpshlps ror i.O· rain Count y Com mon Pleas Court and on< • for Butlor Cou nt y Commo n Pleas r ourt, all clecl cd i n 14HH. T he bil l rop laPrs parHimt • judges with lull -time jud~es In Oberlin and Fairfield munlcl· pal court s, both r•ieclcd In 1989. �, Commentary Ill Court Str ee t Pomeroy, Ohio T il E I ~TER ESTS Of T HE ME IGS-MASON AR E A ~£b rs'm~ ~ .__-. . ~ d. ~=t ~v ROBERT L. WINGIIT'I' Publisher P <\'1' WIIIT EHEAD A>' i, lanl Publis her/ Contr oller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager 1\ M f0: \11 BEH (/ f '/'h(· Un lt('(l P ress Jnt erna tm na I, I nland Daily Press 1\o.;~m IUIJ/Jn and th( Aml'r!Can 1\ewspapN Publishf'fs A!!SOtJatlon 1./TfJ:!tS OF OP INION <J r 1• welmrflf' 'l'h"Y !oihould l)(llr·ss than lOO word~ long Alllr•tl• t <. .u H .u h!l.'< IIIJ l<:l t!l n ~ <~nd must bP s h.:n rd wl rh namr>, addr('S s and I••IPph•Jili' nurn~JPr :\tJ un~lgnHI lf'!l ('r-. will h£> pt b ll ~ hf'<i Ll•1tf•rs should he_• tn l,((JIAII<i 'ih•, <H i tl!l· ~'-lflR ~~~lJ(>),, nn t JX.' I ~{Jfl,JIItit•s. Reagan taking deficit issue to the people Wi\ SIII NC'/'II N- Pn•, idt•nl Heagan " hf' in g lobeled a lamr duck t•vpn h.v ! (f•puhl ](';t n cnl lf'~ gu ,.~. t>u 1 he i ~ dC't crm Jn <'<.l to provC' t hC'rC' 1s sllll lill' in hi' prc·s1dr•n e.1 an d hf' plans 10 lake his case agai nst WASHINGTON - Yaslr Arafal, the bris tly Pal!'sline Libe ra· tlon Organ iza tion chieft ain, has been given an ultimat um he ca n't refuse: He has be!'n told 10 make up with his arc henemy, Syrian Presi dem Hafez Assad - and he's dorn g it. Wh at makes !he rapproc hemenl all !he more biza rre is the so urce of !he press ure on Arafat: Ira qi Pres ident Sadda m Hus· sein , with the formida ble back in g of !he Sov1e1 Umon Huss!'in himself 1s a longstanding enemy of Assad , yel he's the one who ordl'rd Arafa l lo get a long with !he Syri an dicla tor. II was Assa d-supponed P aleslmians who split the PLO lour yea rs ago a nd tried 10 assasSJ · na le Arafal in the process . But Arafa l wi ll cozy up 10 !he ha ted Assa d. 1n deference both 10 Iraq a nd 10 !he Sovrets who are too powNful lo !urn down The Sovlel slrale![y accordmg lo inlelligence reports. is 10 crea te a unll ed. pro-Soviel, Ara b fron1 aga inst Israel. At Soviet prompting. !he Pales tine Nat 10nal Council. !he PLO's " parliament -In-exile, " mel from Apr rl 20 to 26 In Algeria and achieved stu nnrng progress towa rd un ity. AI !he previous meet in g more !han lwo vears ago, Syri an-suppo rted nidical factions boycotted the coun cr l. Th1s lime they no! onl y showed up. bu t ac lually reuni ted wi lh Ararat's more moderale elemen!S. There were occasion s when the ra pproc hemenl see med doo med, bul each tim e the Soviet ambassador 10 Al geri a. Vasr ly Ta ralut a. secrelly lnlervened 10 pac i fy !h e s quabbl i n g Pa lestini a ns. Ara fa l though! lh ings were going swimm ingly- un til he go! word fro m the lraq1I eader 10 "go easv on the Svri ans" al the co nierence. "Arafal hll !he roof a! thai." an Intel ligence source !old us . " He was appa lled " lnll()w(•d 1hr • U.S lr ·acl • " Wt· hu v !' now n· twhPtl th C' bn' <.~k p rll nt ," f{(•u gu n sH id 1n h i!-! IC·Ir·l'lsr·d ropor'l lo Ill(• n.rl ion Monda y nigh! But. d!-1 usu ul. his sol utr on s an· pol iti cul. Th r·n ' is no ne of Lv ndnn . l o hn ~cm 's huir 1h .1 pproac h · " ComP. IPt us rC><.~ so n togc•t hrl ." · Instead . 11r·a gc~ n h," said hall hl'arl edl y !hal he is w11l rng lo havP summil lalks on lhr· budgN wllh lhr· fl emoc ral ic oppos ll lon. On !he o iJH ·r 11.1 nd . lw I" nnJ t;u ,v ing I hPi r .~n lu tlo n r:r i s p 1<J XC'S and c ut dPf(·m;p spl'nrlr ng .I-ll' would lli<' ICI IO do whal hf' dor·s IJc•s l lake 10 !he st ump and tlt ·nmr nt·f' t ho'i f' who wr.~nt to rl't urn " l r, l tH·o ld po l u·JC'su f tux Hnd tax. spr·nd and sp r•nd " Wilh lhr• cll'fld l runn 1ng olx.ul Sli '• bil lion a nd lim<' runn ing our fo r hJ\\ admrn isl ratlon , I{ P ~J ~u n h0:1s surld (1 nlv ~1wake> n r·d 10 l h(• pr obl em Ills soluIion would be Io cut domes !ie s pPnd ing. pa r ll ru Ia rl ) 1hPsocial program s. anrJ s1a r1 sPI Img fe eler al la nd s anrJ ra isin g fees for !hose v.~h o usf' l! ·~ l ('tillldnds and walt'l'W dV~. , ll is phi l"srrph,v IS sl ill !ha l lhl,' '"'" govl'r n m~nr is the Ieos ! governm,•nl . Inlr1 CS! Ingl y enough , llc hc~s never 1houghI of himselras r Onnin g lhP l t'<l L'I't.~l govrrnmC'nt wrth all r t ~ r ed i nk spr ndin g. Hi s p!>Jn l of l'l'frrr ncr· is a l wc~ys back lu lhr' good old da ys when he se rved lwo l l'J ms as govC't'nor of Ca l rformu cmd lw d a ' 'l i n<' il em VPIO. · 1n v/Jril h he· t·o ul cl !-iln k p ou t ~p1• nd i n g th.r t h(' di sappr oved ol. ~ " I' m go1 ng tn takf' I he· ct.~ :-;!' lu .\OU, lhfl Amflrica n pPop lt• " Heaga n sa id in h1s hi'OadcaSI lli -: ;li d1 •s ~ll r l'ild \' h dV(' draftf'd i..lll o~mbll i ous sc hrd ult • of II'C:I\'el out (If W;tslling ton onC"r· a wrr• k 1u promo!c 1he riJ US(1 • " 1r Cong ress won· 1 s ~l ' Ill!• llg lll I I< now you ca n make !hem let•! Ihe hea l." he sa1d. T il•· Nf>W Yo rk Timrs quo1r d an un na ml'd srn10r Whii P House offici;_jJ a .~ ~ ~r .\ lng 1h«·r r " i ~ :.r Wd l' gui n ~ on" bf'twcr n th 0 DC"m ocra l s ;,md Hc publkans ov t:r wl10 1s 10 bla m e- fo r lh t> defic it s und thai Hl'<~gan ' s.f'o mmt·n t .., Wf'tl' Jhlll ul u ciP iibt'n.I IC' Whit £.' Housr s tr a iC'gy to l'<l m p ~u g n d.Ci.l lns l tiH' .lrmm.v Car tvr IC'gal'\ o f ceo noml c woes. T h.tl wou ld lw r ig ht down Hragan· -., dill',\' !-i incf' h(' rs still bcul in g lh(· hu!oihc ·~ ;rgal n~ l lh{' rrtr ll ' l (~J a S.•n:rlr • D<•morT:rl i<' lr:r d! •r RobNI Byrtl of W('sl Virg in ia plraded \\ ith Hr'.Jg. ur i11 .t n 0\'dl Off icf' mt'C'Il ng tlr for P th fl pr es idr nt wr nt on lt ~t · air t<, IJI' mo1r• ' h~>lpl u l " t rn m hb · n aliomli pu lpi t ." Dtln' t br · ' ''Jn fron lal ro na l or eo mhat i\'l' ." n~~ rd u 1grcl Hut mnr P .HHI rnor.f.:• l hr•lim·s un'drawn and Rragan w ill bC"out t h r n~ ar t u ~ in g thr· op pos rt inn nf t rvr ng to shor t dld n,l?t' thr mPn in un i form ; ~ru l to "'' tld ,\rnt• J' it'tltl .S <J rn ult ibi ll io n dol ldr 1 ~1 x bi l l. "It'" I <t il' I o "'I\ our PI furl s on bfl tldll of lludgf'l r C'fOr m ~1nd u drfle i t l'f'(IU< 'Ilon P~H ·k; rgr• C'o ulfl ht•t·omr ;r rna 11r1 c1f po li tica l diffcrf'ncc ''"'"'"''II D<•mnna 1<and 11Ppu hiire~ ns, .. s.Jid Whrle House spo k ~s m a n M:1rlin !·' il / w. I I PI " \V(• 1ou hl hr lp to tP .s~) ) \'r thl' l s.~ u rPx pPd il tous l\ wi th Con gn '."l.l Hut 1f Wt' r · .~ n · r _gpt it r<·..,ol"l'd. 11's a good !"s uP for t'il mp.dgn u..,r." Ftt /\\' illrr notrd that "~1 to l or nnxious to hrlp lhrm . "Wf' 11 ; 1\' t ' 111 ta k<• !Ins c:unpa\gn to thr JWO piP ·· 11 b .1 11 b~ut· lila! IV'.q.::111 ( u n J.!(' l hb t ~ ·r•t h in to. hav in g m ;J(i(' it his ltJU (' hsl nnt· 1n iHil 1 It· gm ·t 'l n nwnt " I)('!Hii ng I'XC't'P I whrrc t hl' Pf'nt ago n jo.., ('\111t 'l ' l'lll 'd . Tilt• c .tmp.rl gll alo..,n wil l gt't t1im out of \\' ris hmgton ~ I a tlmC' \\' hrn til<' c' t\ll g t'P "'~ hlll : il hf" . l ri n~s on lht· 11 dl1 <.~ rm-.: · t'ontr<l aid sca nda l mav ill': l l up · HPag:t n c ; nHlnl run .tg, l tll , h ul , ){Ppul)li ra n!-1 iii 'P" a nd t ill' p1 P sl df'lll '" Leuers to the editor Sonwtltinf{ should be dmw Yt•s. Mr Ht • utt~ r "nnwthi ng ..; trould bt ' d n!IC' 1\ ppa 1 {'II t I v ~' (lU tr. 1\ ' t' 11£'\' ('1' \\'t'n1 to,, sl o t t' :nul wa tdll"'d vour nPphrw's IWtlcl gt> l half wa~ c ht' \\ c•li nl f l)t•rn u.st' of ;1 DobPI' Jlldl\ Pl nc hPr 1 llwt h,ul IWVf'l' ili'Cil ll ,li iH'ri 10 rJ ghl. ]liS! lif'l'i rlrd .lC'ss i bu t , how will Shane lt v(\ In to kill. Th dnk t ;od !I wa.sn 't . 1 4 'S S~' out 1ht•rt' ilt!-~ tC\ i d ur poor old Sh,nH' who hali Hl .stit C' ht\s anrl 1s PomProy , Ohio A f,;ain~t \'lllagr or lilt' r ountv . T h<'V :II'<' :1 Vl't'~' ~tff<'t't ion:t tP rh)g I h:;vc had min(' slm·t• .she \\ as -1 W('rk s old. ~h(' Is just a \ ' ('!'\' fr it•ndl.v loving dng. Sht~ so on will b£' ~ vrar.s olcl and has n('w'r IJt'('l\ rro~s. or t rled to ;tllnc k P(' Op h· or nnim,1ls. I lhi11k !hal lhr law enfor'['('mrnl shou ld slop lhr illrgal cllkkcn fi~ h l s !ha l rPporiPdlv bern going on ro.- yea rs, lnslead of pick ing on a cer tai n br·erd or dog Initiative falls short WASH! I"GTOI" r]';EAI - AI th ough 11 1s Sl ill too early 10 declare P resrdenl Reagan' s Ca· r ibbean Basin lnilial ive an oul right fa1lurc. many develop m en! exjl('r!S in !he reg10n. a nd even those coun tnes who were to have been !he plan 's be neficianes. bel ieve !he progra m has no I li ved up to exJl('clatlons. Soon aflc r he beca me pres i· den!. Heaga n announ ced !hal a maJor foc us of his ad minislralion would be to promole polrllcal sta bilit y rn !he Caribbea n by boos ting the economies of na llons in lha t region lhrough dlrecl aid and trade incent1ves Evcnluall y. and wilh grea l fanfa re. CBI was born . II ca lled for billions 10 be spent ove r 12 yea rs on so me 22 na11ons . Passed by Congress In 1983. il we nl Into effec t on J an. 1, 1984 Now lh al th e expecled lurna ro und has not occ urred. biller co mp lai nl s ca n be hear d lhro ughoul th e Caribbea n. Developm ent expert s !here say res ults have been less th an anllcipaled. Mosl blame Wa shlnglon for failin!( to follow lhrough. They charge lhat lhe Heaga n admin istration has lost lnt ereSI In !he effo rt and Is no! living up lo many promises il made For Instance, !h ere Is a major glu l on !he domes lic sugar ma rk r l here, which refl ect s declining sugar consumption by wcighl -conscious America ns as Wf'il as high U.S product ion lrv~l s resulllng from govern me n! subsidies. So the adm inlslration has ordered sharp culbacks In 1987 suga r imports . The quolas of sugar·ex portlng countries, most of whi ch DI'P In !he Caribbean and La lin America. are being cut by 41 percent dur ing the next ca lendar year. Hardesl hi! will be Ihe Domini ca n Republ ic. one of the poores t counl r les In the region and a special CB! la rge!. It wi ll lose bel ween $45 million a nd $60 million In expo rt ea rn ings Barbados' a mbassador to !he Unit ed Stales. Peler D. Lau rie, sa id aflrr a pro!es t meellng wllh us_offi cia ls thallhe redu cllons will have "devastating consequ <'nces ' · for th e reg ion 's hls firs t 1n two yC'ars In the bac krooms of Moscow. our sou rces und erSia nd. !he Sol'rets leaned heavllv on thf' Svn an leader 10 lalk lh ings ou1 wl! h Iraq i Presidenl Husser n. Ju st as Ara fal had 10 pa)' attenlion 10 his pa l ron. H uss~ i n. Assad had lo heed the adv1cc of Robert Wagman - - - - - - -- million m C' tri c tons of sugar ovrr !he nex) lhree years. The 's uga r 'problem is nor the onl y co nfusrng situa1 1on involvrng CBI. Because the U.S. government is phas ing out lead in gasoline. a major ma rkel is being crea ted for sa fe fuel additives such as elhanol. So Tropicana Interna tional Ltd .. using CBI incentives , constructed a $10 mi ll ion elhanol dehydra tion plant in Jama ica and pl anned to build at least 1wo more in th e Caribbean_ But now, with the blessing of the Heagan admlnls!ralion, Sen. Robert Dole, R-K an.. has introduced legislallon th ai would requi re Caribbean ethanol mak ers 10 obtain allthe1r source fuel from the Caribbea n in order to ret ain preferen tial trea tmenl. Thrs helps Dole's farm const iluency In Kansas whose corn 1s used as a basis for domestlcallv produ ced ethanol It also theoreiically helps suga r growers In the Caribbean . becau se sugar is abou t the only product grown in the region from whi ch ethanol can be produced . But II deflnll ely does not help Trop ica na. \\ rth l ra q 's Husser n . As Majors ~o\TIONM . U:\fit t " we 8) l 'nll tod p,,..,,;,.lnh"''n:llional t::Uo;t reponed . !he 1wo old enemies mel he ad-lo hea d for 12 hours on April 27. interrupi cd only occa sionall v by another Hussein. !he JOJ danw n king who had a rranged !he meet ing wilh the help of Sa udi Crow n Prin ce Abdal lah. The lwo nc1ghbors resolved • Fma ll y, !hey sav th ai much ol the bla me falis on th e counlr ies the mselves . which have been unwillin g 10 make internal political and eco nomic changes. Thev also accuse Caribbea n govern· men!S of rampant overregul alion of bu siness, h1 gh laxat ion and excess ive government ow- nership of vit al indust r ies - all of which dl scourges new prrva le invest men I. - r ema ined fuel for ethanol , and Tropicana says II cannot be used profllabl y So If the legtslalion passes. the company will shel ve plans to build addition al plant s and may have to close the Jamaica plan!. Defend ers of !he Reagan admin is tration readil y admit that the CBI has not lived up to expectatiOns. Bul they ma int ain th at !hat's nol Reag an' s fault . They point out, for instance. th ai o>Je r the las! four yea rs J amaica· has received almosl $1 billion In U.S. aid In an alt empllo turn Ihe island nation- under ils pr o-Am e ric a n. co nse r va tiv e P rime Mlmster Edward Scagalnlo a model for !he res! of !he Ca ribbean . But the mon ey has had little effect, and most agree th at J amaica toda y is no! beller off than before the CBI. Then, too. Reaga n support ers say that Congress, under pres· sure from unions and domestic buslnesst's, gulled key provisions In the pres ident's proposed CBI legislation. Various key economy, Import s wer e not given preferenThe quota c hange has already tial larlff lrea tmenl . and a allowed the Sovlels to step ln . proposed 10 percent tax credit for They have signed a co ntract wllh nt'w U.S. private lnveslment In Ihe Dominica n Republic ro buy 5 the area was no! app roved . "" f·K !"n ntr;•lll ~t''ll' Yurk Phltu ,JI "' 1:11 Hli ,1( %1 PI U ~hr,;h 'jl , 1(11 ; .i'l:t t •: "'"'' .\1.1; Hmto;(fln San t"run 1 .."" " "" Hl ( 'lntlnnat ,.. "' .11 I~ \lhml .t l.m. t\n,t;t'l" Sun Uk•,~;u ~racn,...(Tur) :161 - :~1 1~ .lfiM 12 :11 1!1'! .\41 ,1,1 lti:! .1 • 1 tt 1 li' . ~I Ui Ill IIi! ; Thul'!>ida,\ ' ~ Ko •,.ult " f bit " II" !1, l'hlladtltthlll 7 Nt·~ \ urk Ill MHnlnld 7 seltied at the end of the meeti ng. Our sources say, in facl, !hal • Assad se nl his fore1g n minlslei'IO Tehra n on May 12 to reaffirm Syna n fne nd ship for !he Iranru ns. who had golf en wi nd of the F rida.,· ' ~ Ci tuut'" Phllluh•lphht ((ann lUI l· lJ at ~''" \;trio. (!\tilt 111'111~ I J, "i !!.i p m t lndnnatl l l 'al'lllu I !1 at \tlanl u ~ !oiml th fl-~1 . i · ltl p.m. '\luntro•al (t 'IM ht•r II-II I a~ ~ I nul .. I( n~ i .11 . K::IJ p.m. l .t~~ and Assa d. Wh y did Ass ad, normally so rnd ependenl , go along with the Soviel pla n for rapproc hemenl with Iraq'! 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JB : :U p m. 1986 BUICK SOMERSET ..................$929 5 West Virginia Speedway open its doors MINERAL WELLS- With two great races In It wake, West Virginia Motor Speedway again opens Its !!ales this weekend lor a regular La te Model, Hobby Siock, Street Stock triple header on Saturday June 20 at 8 p.m. In an agreement between promoters Dave Ashley (WVMS \ and Darrell Willie of Skyline has switched to Friday ni ght racing this week for a great Ohio Valley Racing weekend. A $500 bonus will be offered to any driver who Women's softball tournament There will be a Womens ASA Class C and Class D district softball lournament In Marietta, Olilo. June 27 and 28 . Entry fee Is $85.00. Balls will be furnished _ For more Information contact Sonny Morgan; 373·0575 or Mike Fisher; 984-275L 1983 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA ......... ..$699 S Junior Olympians compete By ,Jim SottiSh!' Youn gSiers fr om Mr igs. Athens. J ac kson, Gallia. Law In rPcenl pony league action renee, Pickaway , Pike. Vint on Pomeroy IT defealed Eas tern II and Scioto co mpet ed In !he 12-0 as J. Ha gen pi lr hed the win Dis lr icl Juni or Olvmplc Meel al allowing just one hll , 1wo walks . Wheelersburg High School la st Saturday . and strikin g out eight . In the ten and under af(e group Pomeroy hillers were R. Car Mason F isher won the long jump. sey with three si ngles, W. Young 400 and 800 'meier run : R)'an and J aso n Wright 1wo singles, Wllham s wo n !he 100 and 200 Carsey a triple and sin gle. and T. meters and placed sreond in th e Reuter a double single. long jump: Adam Krawsczy n Keith Hun! had !he lone EH S took fi rs! in !he shot pul . came in hils lhlrd in !he 800 meter run and Jeff Ours! and Mic hae l comfifth rn th e long jump Graham bined for five strik eo ut s. si x Hoffma n wa s seco nd In the 100 walks. a nd gave up lwelve hit s. met ers and four lh In !he 400 EHS made 7 errors. In another game· Mason edged meter run ; Erin Kr awsczy n took Eastern II 3-2 as .J. Johnson and Chris Nutt er combined for the win on I he mound . A two day ra cing weekend will They allowed three hit s. two begin this weekend. beginning walks, had twelve stri keo ut s. and Friday, June 191h, as Skyline commilted four !cam errors . Speedw ay moves 10 Friday nigh! Jeff Durst suffered the loss In a ra cin g this wee k. Da rrell Willie. 11reat effort , his best of Ihe yea r promoler of Sk yline has mel with for the young Eagles He gave up th ree hils.lwo walks. and fanned Dave Ashl ey. pro.m oter of West twelvt'. while his tea m had 5 Virginia Molor Speedway . lo work oul a co mpromising situaCri'OI'S. tion toni ght . Skyline will run a Durst had a double a nd single, regular racin g progra m. for the while Srephen Barnette si ng led. Late Models. Hobby Sloc ks and Board. Nuller. and Kea rns each Street Stocks. New limes have singled for Mason. been established fo1· thi s Friday night with the Gales opening al 5 p.m_Time Trials 7: 30and Ra cing Memorial tournament at 8:30 p.m. Also. F rida y nig h! to start on July 6 will be a Doubl e Polnl s night al Pony League !li\rac u.,.• a t Hit hmond Km ht•.d••r 1.11 Tidt•troalo •r !"i&lutdll> ·~ l i,m h..., t'ulumhu~ al :\l.t int • a~" I I:Dt•d l o~~Ku~t· ,UU:Hlf.\" u ;,\(il t; v ide Syr ia wi th free oi l. Tult•dot I. rawltK•ktot :1. IU lnnln!C" "~ rao liM' :t. Rio hmnnd ~ 1\drl'lll <'r •· Hot ht'MN' ,\ f' rhla.l •., H1unt"' 1'ult·du I'IU ..hur~ ti"I•IM•r '!- I\ al ( hltatt;n t:-.un••rs nn ;1-11. 1•11:i p m. ~ sPcret meeti n g between Hussei n 1; Ull 1lli' JR. OLYMPIANS - Kitty Bach-Da•ls, Er)n Krawsczyn, .Jeremy Fisher, Graham Hoffman, Ray an Wllllan1s, and (2nd row) Tucker Williams, Gahe Barba, Mason Fisher, Adam Krawsczyn, Jesse Barba. Ted Bach-Davis. · ~r 1 ( 'nhnnhu• ,at \l,tln• • C lnt'lnnall ~. \tlwtl ll ~ Sl Lout~ II, I'Ut~lntrll:h ti. Ill lnnln ~ l,os \nl{t•lt•,. ti, Huu!>tun I. II hmln.:-"' 1\un Hk•,;n .1. 1\an t' runt lstu I un- 1 shar ply 10 thi rd and the hu rned throw 10 first was wild allowm g Youn g to cross wlih the winn ing tally. Amburgey picked uplh e win as he gave up one run on one hit. four wa lks and fanmn g one. Collins worked four fra mes allowing one run . five hits, one wa lk and slrlkmg out one Aa ron Brown wor ked three innings , Rinehart two and Start, charged with the loss. lhree. J eff Johnson had Meigs fifth hit a single in the fifth Ira me. Lrne Score: Chillicothe _... 010 001 00-2 6 3 Me l g~ ...... _. _001 001 01-3 5 1 Batteries: A. Brown 13\. K. Rrneharl (21 , G. Stort s t3) LP & B. Ward /M. Tay lo r. E. Collins t41. D. Amburgey 14 \ WP & Rob Young Meigs mee ts Marle tw '" a doubl ehea de r Sa tu r(l ay and Glou ster on Sund ay a! home. wms oor n nil!hl s_ Earlier In lht' year Doug Wolfgang of Sioux Falls . South Dakota ; and Steve Kinser , the Outlaw King from Bloomington . Ind ., were the winners In th e super fast World of Oui laws race at the speedway . Two weeks ago In lhe PROS Lale Model ranks world class driver Jell Purvis of Clarksville, Tenn ., picked up the win. honors in lhr girls 1500 mr1e1·s and plaeed third 111 !he long jump; Kilt y Bach Da vrs was second In the girl' s long jump. second mthe 1500 meie r run and th ird in !he 200 meiH run and Gabe Barba wa s fourth In Ihe 100 meier dash . In !he group of 11 and 12 year olds. Ted B"ck -Davl< loo k fifth In !he lo ng jump. fourlh in !he shot pul and fo ur th in !he 200 meier run . Tucker Williams placed lhlrd in both lhr shol put and discus th row and Jesse Barba look fifth in !he shot pu1 and sixth In the long jump. Those athletes who placed ihlrd , or high er, will now compete at the Ohio J unior Ol ymp ics slale meel at Da y!on on Sa iurda)' June 27th. 531 JACKSON PfKE -RT.3' WEST Phooo 4411· 4S24 ~TINEES SAT/SUN I WEO ALL SEATS $2.50 AOMISSION EVERY TUESOAY $2.50 BARGAIN L JUN111 thru 211_j FRI IIAY tnl'll THURSDAY : Skyline joins West Virginia Speedway The Bill Hubba rd Memorial Lillie League Tourn a me nt. under the sponsorship of !he Syra cuse Volunt eer fir e Deparl ment, will get underway Monday , July 6, at the Syracuse Park. The fi rst· fou r places will receive sponsor and Indi vidua l lrophles plus the award s given !he moSI valuable player, besl offensive and best defensiv e players. Entri es cons isting of a l o p!a ye1· roster ;with number s) and a $1o fee may be sen! 10 !he Syracu se Fire Deparlment , In ca 1·e of Jeff Hubba rd, Box 242 , Svraruse. Ohio. 45779. Deadline is Friday, June 26. For additional In forma· lion call 992-29119, 992-7181, 9927775 or 992·7777. Come in and get a great deal on a great 1987 Dodge. Diamond Crystal ResinGard® Grand Caravan Caravan Since its Salt Nuggets On Sale Th e new Grand Caravan introduction . the Is o greol way 10 go, roo. lis longer wh eelba se and • lronl-wheel·dr lve DodQe Caravan has bee n America 's newly available v.;, engi ne; besl-selling lam ll y wagon. based on total soles. An d tor o lol or ~ood reason s. For Month of June Excelsior Salt Works, Inc. 638 EAST MAIN Sk yline Speedwa y. Skyline and Wrsl Virginia Molor Speedway wi ll be pulling a $500.1Kl bonus If the sa me driver would win In !he Late Modt' i Division both F rida y and Salurday nl ghls. The rules for !he Hobby Stock divisi on ru nnin g at Wcsl Virginia Molor Speedw ay will be Sky lin£> Speedway rul es. For additional info rm ation In regard s 10 thi s sp<>clal weekend . you may conta ct Darrell Willie, promoter of Skyline Speedwa y a! ;614! 662-4lll or Dave Ashley. promot er of West Virginia Molor Speedway at 489-9125 . I glve you more room to room and more power lor lowing and passi ng. Caravans roomy and elfi clent Versatile and fun to dr ive. And. ll's ollordoble. Right now you can buy o new '87 Caravan for a s lttlle POMEROY, OHIO a s $183 32 per month. Plus, like PHONE 992-3891 every co r and truck we bu ild. $ ll's backed by our new 7170 protectio n plan " 183 PER MONTH • ·The Daily Sentinel !USPS 1111-MI A Division of Multimedia, In ('. Berry's World Published ('\·rn · aflr rnoon . Monda v th rough F r tda v. Ill Courl Sr .. Po· rTi t"rov. Ohio, b;· lh t" Ohio Va llf"y PuD- Ilshina Companvi Mulllmedla. Int.. Pomr Jy . Ohio 457fi9. Ph . !f!t2·2156. Sl-- rond Ohh ThNe are oth er dogs !hal are rven morr vicious th an a Pit Bul l. 1 showed m)' dog at !he PI! Bull show las! yea!'. !herr was around 1>0 Pit Bulls there . Not one flgh1 or lnle nll on of a lig ht started. I lhl nk !he peoplr of Me igs Coun lv who have thcsP dogs should sland. and be uni led for lhr dO!!S sa ke . I love m)' dog and I'm not goi ng ro give her ~p . Louise Ca rsey PomNoy. Ohio Ry l lnll!•d Press lntcrnnllon nl Todllv is Friday, June 19, !he l?Otlt day of 1987 with 195 to follow. The moo n Is mov in g away from li s last quarler. The morning sta rs are Venus and J upit er. The ~ven ln g slars are Mercury, Ma rs a nd Sal urn. Those born on Ihis date al'e under !he sign of Gemini. They Include James VI of Scotl and, later James I of England. In 1566: French phil osop her and mathemaHclan Blaise Pascal in 1623; the Duchess of Windsor. born Bess ie Wallis Warfield, in 1896; bandleader Guy Lorn bar do In 1902, baseball legend Lou Gehrig In 1903. I. Ptt 2:1 8:1.1 !IIi .1)$1 ( ' lllt•I&IIO lwren their lwo co untries. Bu1 !he most im porta nl differenceI raq ~ • lAm/" srvP ral issues outsta ndi ng be- agin st second . After an out Chuck foot ma rk plalln g Miller. BaseGreathouse drew a walk and running t'rrors ended furthe r Brad Ware!' s hit to center scored scoring for !he locals In that Rinehart with the Inning ·ending frame . on a double pla y. Ed Collins. on the mound for Meigs scored in their third as Meigs, pitched out of a jam In th e Scott Miller reached on an error. , fourth when . wlih lwo out , the Jeff Caldwell moved him over on Bases were loaded as a resull of a sacrifice, Bryan Durst was safe lhree consecutrve s in gles by Kirk on a fielders choice and Don Rinehart, Mike Bruce and Chuc k Becker hit a long single to the 357 Greath ouse_ Collins got Brown to fly out to cent er Ia end the threat. After Da ve Amburgey came on In relit'! for Meigs in the fi fth, !he visitors pic ked up an oth er score by virtue of a base on errors. Bruce's single. a free pa ss and a Sal.llrd.,,'" li:.mu'!l< fielder s' choice. The locals came ~"" l'urk oat fttlliton S!•,.(tlt• Ill ( lt·Hiand back to lie it a! two as Chillicothe ~tlll'llttkl't' al Terun1o sent In Greg Si ort s to pitch. Brenl Tt ·~ a"' :u IJ:&klund Uo~•trnlt 111 &IUrnol"t' Bissell walked and Rob Young C'hll lllttt 1U Ml!'lk~lllLl , m ght Kan""" fH\ otl f:~lllurnl~ nh:;l1l bounced one nigh over lhird I~T I!:KN t\1'10~ .\L U ;.\t.l t Dave Amburgey mov ed th e t olumhu~ tS\' . ,\l.J 1!1 '!tl lilfll Hm·ht,..to•r 1Rt.tl I Ill !PI .171i It , runners up a nd Bissell scored on 11dtollato•r ~ Nl · :\'1.) '1-0 '!K l!;l l a ground out 10 firs!. Toltdn ~lh·tl .1:1 ;JI .il li ~ 1 l' oti'IIIMktof. ~Ot~!o l I! :1'1 . 19~ 7 After a scoreless sevenlh . :n lilt 11.1 , lt'adof! batt er for Meigs, Rob :'tl;una ! 1 1111 .r. ;u .liilt ,!, Hldm111nd t .\tl) !I ~ ·? . t:\1 Young. r ipped a double down !he 11tttJ'"oda_\ '• t •:I IIII.,. lelt fi eld line. Amburgey th en hi! )lalnt• I. ( nlumhu" I Scoreboard ... 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Cr'rolt will bf' ~lven r arriPr ra rh SMITH-NELSON MOTORS "Are you sending me mixed signals, or what?" ass posla)a:f' paid al Pomrroy, Mf'nrDr.r : U nil t"d P r~!l lnrf'rnallonal. Inla nd Oa t tv Prf'ss Associat ion and !hf' Oh io Nrw!lpaper As~O<" I a tlon . Nat ional Ad vCi rli ~ tnsc RrprrS('nta11vr, Branham 2 DOOR, 4 SPEED Today in history • going on. Assad flpw t o M oscow on April 23 for a 1wo-day l'isll - hi s Soviet benefaclo rs. Syria owes the Kremlin more than Sll billion for weapons supplied over · !he vears. a nd does n'l have the mon'ey Ia pa y up Assad 's lrr p 10 Moscow wa s oslensibl y 10 dis-· cuss resc heduling 1h1 s huge debt: and !he Soviet s used rt as levera ge 10 move Syria closer to Iraq. The Sovret pressure appears to have been dec isive. The day afler his ret urn fr om Moscow,April 26. Assad secrellv flew off to !he Hoyal Jordan ian Air Force base a! AI Ja fr for a dramatrc mee lin g this world? So if you wa 111 10 ~ol rid of Pill Rull s. 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I ~ t)1 1C<.i l l'n in g 1o sa bo tagr prospl·rll v not only ti l twmc' hut <tt>rocHJ wll h n <:.~tJo n ~ thu t hav{' Ara fal shouldn'l have been surprised_ His own mtelli gence sources - probably !he Saudishad warned hlm that Iraq and Syria were on !he verge of palch lng up their lo ng and brtle r hostility. Aller a bnef dis pl ay of piq ue. Arafa l wen! along w)lh Hussei ns' order. Declaralrons by !he co nference !hal would have antago nized Syria were dro pped !Ar afal later dt spalched rad1cal PLO leader George Habash 10 Damas cus for tal ks wilh Assad I Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Meigs Legion defeats Chillicothe 3-2 Arafat reconciles.____J_ac_k_A_n_de_r_so_n_a_nd_D_al_e_V_a_n _A_ua The Daily Sentinel fJEV trn :u TO friday, June 19, 1987 Page- 2- The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio . Friday, June 19. 1987 ·· No subsr rtpfloM by mall prrmtnl"d In ar«'a5 "''ht>rt" hOmE' ca rrl~r S£>rvtcr Is avalla Die. i"uto., 979 Pontidc Grand ·Prix ................ s139 S A1r. t"tl, 't":i . 1979 Ford Country Squire Wgn...... S139S PB, PS, Air. R•ck. 1911 PONTIAC PHOENIX .................. s129 S 4 dr. Auto .. PB. PS . Air . 1910 Dodge Omni .............................. S99 S Daytona 3.7" oR ssoot 2 dr. auto. Run• good . How do you make p hot c or even 1912 Ford Escort Wagon .................. S895 holler? Easy Wll h 3 7% llno nclng or $500 cosh bOck on all lhree lronlwheel·dr lve 1987 Ooytono models • Shelby Z, Poc llica and bose Doylono Run1 good. High mileege. 19 73 Cad ilia' ....t?.~; .......................... S69 S That's on olfer VGU con I ref use ! 1977 lUlCK .•.•••••••.•.•..•••••••••...•........•.. S695 • 3.7" oR ssoo' In 2-door. 4·dOOf Of wagon lhe '87 ' Sleek, sporty ond supefbly equ ipped Tha t's the tront-whee l·dr ive '87 Dodge Shadow And fighl now you can gel on e with 3.7% llnanc tng Of S500 cash back. The Shadow goes -so don'l miss Il l front w hee t·cJrlve Artes LEIS a smart wo v to travel Now w1lh 3 7% fina nc - ing 01 $500 cash bOCk. So head for your Dod ge Dealer today ana lake advantage or !he ''Cot Caravan o f Values." ~ Suckle Up For Safely 4 dr. Auto., PI, PS. Air. 1911 Chtvy Malibu............................ S99S COOPER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE 2 dr. Runt Goo'il. So. Third ~ llobo<rlfl- • Aries LE 3.7'1. OR $500' Shadow llletp C..IIIJ $11.29 13 Wt"l'kl-.. , ............................... 26 Wl't"!u ........ __ , ................ .. .. $34.06 S2•Wt'l'ko- ... ·- .._ .. ,__ ,,,,,,,_,, $&6,56 OoloWeMelpCo..tr 13'Wt'l'kl ""." -- "·--"" "" ....... " $18.211 26'W!'fi<L...... .. ,_ ............ _.... $3!1.10 Middleport, OH." 992-6421 .(1,70 ~ ... o .. o• , .,.,,, . '"'""" • Si83 32 per monfh wtfl'l tOd annual percentage role flnonctng (for quallfted buyers throuQh Chl'filer Credtl CCJrpcml,nn) 11'1• 72 monlh~ Wllh 1o% dO'w'n, OO!Ied on Us! price lox l)ttro u see 1987 Hm1!C.d warranty or\ po.,;e nr otn and oul'lr bOdy lu!.l !Ndugh a t oealer Restrtchon$ apply Exctud e $ tmports 1s500 cmh bOCk or os ION O!. J 7% onnuol percen tage rote rrnonc1ng fm quahhed buyers through Chrysler Credll Corporat ion longe r te 1m rota!. ao,~Ot l aote De aler contnbulfof" mov ortecl lmal or1ce kk lOr de!a 1!. Must lok:e dehverv from ~tock Ekcluctes Carmon models S2 Wf<kl .- ... -.. _, ·-·"·"- " ...... .. S67.1i0 ' ---"-"'--·--- - -----------------...;..:_------""--~· ,, �Page 4- The Daily Sentinel --- Stephens of Columbus Saturday at I p.m. tormer Southern stars Jonathon Rees and Dave "Big Red" Foreman are the coaches. Pictured are team members In their new uniforms provided by ,J.D. Drilling, Front, l·r, Kyle Wickline, Mark Allen, (front middle) Macy Rees, ball boy; Eddie Sawyers, and Michael Evans. Back, Chris Weaver, Lenny Singleton, Michael Russell, Jamie Proffllt , John Bently. Coaches Jonathon Rees and Dave Foreman. ,JUNIOR OI.YMI'Ii\NS TO PERF'OR.~ - The Racine Drillers ,Jr . i\AU basketball team, sponsored by ,J.D. Drilling Company of Raclnr, will be participating In the i\AU .Junior Olyml>lcs basketball tournament to bl! held this weekend beglnnln ,June 19 at Columlms, Ohio at the St. Stephens Community House at I p.m. Winners of the event will advance to Syracu.sl!, Nrw York for the national event. The Drillers wi ll play St. Davis homer ·lifts Reds· over ·Braves to remain in first i\TLi\NTi\ I UP II - Cincinnati's F:rlr Dav is and i\llanw 's · Da le Mu rp hy traded hom•· run s Thu rsday night torrmalnth>dfor the Na tiona l Ll'aguP teau('r s hrp ; wltl1 ll - but Davis s .1 .\ S tha t's . ··no lll g dral. '" Du v is':; bins! wa .-. thrf•r-run powr•r tlw Ht•ds ;t • to an H-·1 viet or _\.'. " I'm not In any ~ompt·tit i on ·- with Mu rph y for hornl' run s. He'> . un C'!-i laiJiishC'd homP run hilt f'r. " · Davis said . ·· I just go UJ> th en · · ami swing. II th1· boll goc·s out ol tiH· ballpark . that 's fin r . Jt" s cxclt In~ for tl][' fans for rnt• wul Murph be in ~ unr:mcl t wo in homP runs or us hPiii J.! ll£•d. It 's no big dt•al a s fa r as I'm ronr·rrnf·d ." ' For his part , Murph)·. whost• homPr in lhl' St'l'Oilcl was a ~o lo · blast. lnd lcat rtl he' s morf' con l'C'I'Ilf'd wi th ll•am s uc>C'PSS th ;1n Indi vidual achl<' l'emr·nl. " Ttl is is <I bi g ... ('riC'S ror LI S. WI' will . ha vP pla.n•d IhPm d ght limes in ltw ]( lS I l:l da y~ ndwn ' this sf'rirs i.-. 0 \"('l') and that' s import :1n1 , t ' S J)('dall~~ :-, in (' ' ' thev ' nl in l lrst plat'P." Murph ~ · saitl of the Heel s. · " 11 dor~m · r llf' lp to ln'\f' any gamt•s !o ltwm . \-\1<' '\'(' go t to makf• up :-oomt· g r ound . WI' c an ' l ·,spil t wllh 1111' 111. You !W I to win mos l of l ht' ga rnt's in IIH • st•r it•s ·· in thP fi rst off starl<'r Dav id Philadelp hia's third strai ght de fea t. Rick Sutdiffe, 9·3, went 6 2.:1 innings for thr victory. Lee Sm ith, the filth Cubs pitcher, got om· out for his 18th savr. Mike .Jackson. 1-o, took the loss. Mets 10, Exp"" 7 At Montrea L Darryl Slrawberfl· hit two home runs. on ~ a Pa lmt•r. I·H. on an .Rl \1single b)· th n·('· ru n shot in the first inning, it <"r ud a l timt • for us goi ng right up t o thP midway of thr !-ira son so we h;JVl' 1u makt' (.1 movP here." Hoffman won his sixth victo.n for C'ineinnat i. givi ng up Cu v r1 i n4' h.i h ov1·r :, 2 :1innin gs for 1he , ictnr)' . .lohn l''ra nco pitched 1 1.:1 innings for hi s 14th save. Ttw l\Prl s jumpc·cl 10 a ~- 0 lead O;tvP Park(~ !' and a ~acr ifi c e fl y I>Y Buddv l\<•11. · " It \ ·ni(' f' wht' n Pvrrvbodv Ctlrll l'iiJuiP!"i . !1 i.Hitl.s IU the" p la.\'1' 1' :-.' (·onfid('n t •\" BPII said. ··w,.-,.,. go 1 a good bal tr lub Tnni~ ht W I' glJI good pit ching. We pla.VI'd a prett y good ballgamc.'· Murphy"s homer. running hi s tr •agu •··l<'ading hitting str ea k to 1:) ga lllf'S , a nd Clpnn Hubbard's ~a('r\ flc<' fl y 1\ed the sco re at 2- 'l In t lw Sl'<'U ruJ. f'i ncinnati wr nt tJ hPacl :~ - ~ in tll r thi rd on B<'il" s HB I single and IJrokP th ~ ga rnl' open in Ihe four th with fo ur n1ns. hi ghli gh ted by Da v l ~'s thr0r-run homer . Atlanta drew within 7··1 in I he s i,th. Murph\' and T~d Simmons lr d off with doubiPs to makr it 7<1 i1nd, !\\'O ou1 s \a! Pr , Hubbard ~~ rol< r d J run ·sl'oring single to Jpft. : '!'he lo" dropprd ,\tl;rnla P , 1>; uliPl s !1it hi s 1:1111 hotnC' run of ttw \'Pa r in 1he n inth inning off .l im ,\('kc·rto to Pnrlthr scoring . : ga nws lwhind lht • Jh·d s in llll' (lghl Na lin nal l.t ~a g ut • Wf'sl r ;H' (' Li '{' El ia lusl hi s m~magf' r ial rmrt 1\a\Dnniel s, \\' ho hom!'ITd in l·hl' ninth , ~ a i d !lw l \\' .I S llw Ht•c b ' tnt0 nt ion. . " \Ve know \\'4' . \ 't ' got I t! ( 'tllllt ' in • JH'rr on <I whip up un 1hr·111 ;rl itl lt• .. tJil IJ('(' Cili Sl ' ltll',\' t';!OH' i nto Oll l' : plal't • and hc ·:t I up nn u ~.- · I )an it · I ~ Sil ic\t )f ttw Bra\ ' { '~ . " Hi}:dllnow b. Cuhs !I , l'hllli<'s d• 'hlll with tlw ~ l' hilad~lph ia Ph illi4 'S . l(oil.ll'l l'"lml'iro and Keith M1 ll 'i'l :nld bPi teel 1w o· nm homPr~ in .t tour ru n thi rd inning. IC'ading tlw Cubs to tlwl r th ird strai!(hl \' il't tw\·. J>ul n1ri ro also had a ~.~ ,-rili (' l ' fl~· in tlw o;;lxt h. sca ling ·Redman wins third straight at Skyline Hn rnld H<"dman nt" l';" l<'r Moun 11111\ , WV :-- larll ·d !lw nig h! nrf with a b;nl g . J-ii' {JU ;Il lf'iC'd IWOOilt ' hurt<lrNI ~ of :t :-;peoml l';l slrr tl wn Rol) Afi<lllts .. Jr . Arlnm s lirnP wa.., t:t 7:1. 1hrn Ht·d m;- tn , nn hi!> Bonu s lap. pul il•d t:\:7 t uut of lllf• ha g. In t li<' L1t~ M od ~ l Fl•a t urt• IH' I ion. Harold Rl'dmmt wo n b~' •e\ghtrrn irwhf's : 11 thf' flni ~ h linP : ovf'l' LaiTY Bond . In the racin g : artlun . A(\ams .iurnpt~d i nto ;111 · rar ly lt' acl . but by haHw:~ y, llw lrad had ('hangf'd 1t1n... l' d i HPn~ n t l;q) r vf'nl and all d r ive rs mu s t nm thP \\'Pigh t rulr . roof~ and s id1. . bnctrcb . Thf' galt•s will oprn ~It ~ p.m .. Tim'' Trials 7 p.m . and R;trlng at R. Thi s 1\' f'~ k r nd will be another rq.(ular program at Skyl im> GENERAL ADMISSION - $3.00 KIDS UNDEI OPEN CLASS - $5.00 Entry Fee S1. Stephrns ..... ..... . .... 13 3J ~ 74 SEQ AAU T('am ... ... .. ....... 19 52 72 100 Plaser Stricklin Abrams ....... Bel l ... ........ ... FT PTS 4 10 0 6 I 7 0 0 0 2 0 5 0 1h h 4 16 FG ............. .......... ...... 3 3 3 Crooks .......... ...... Hard£'€' ....... .... PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED BY AMOUNT OF ENTRY FEE GATES OPEN AT 11 A.M.-ENTRIES 12 to 1 ENTERTAINMENT 11:30 to 1 by Amix land loco ted '" RAINBOW PARK, 1r;, Mile East of lashan Store off Co. Rd. 28 on Rainbow Ridge 0 2 5 4 t 5 2 " I I II 2 1 9 24 100 J]l .. .... ....... Abrams , ,,,, .. ................... & II ..... ........ ... .. ............. Crook!! .. ...... ..... 3 1 1 6 2 2 9 9 0 0 6 0 5 20 20 6li 0 0 1 3 Kl ng .... .. .... ..... ..... .... .. ... .............. Lac k £'~ McCl£'l land ... .... . McLoughli n .... ............ .. 0 0 3 2 " 5 0 0 2 0 1 2 0 2 Poll!' ... Walburn .. .............. ... ..... Ke lly ...... ........................ 7 23 · IL\NI\Ut.A · ~,f:1..7L'6:.!/ II l .• IT/ ~-- ('l;"l . FRI. THRU THUR. THE BELIEVERS , I . . ........ ··-·Ill~ ........ . :~~;..:...... ron.-. ;;;. ,,;,:;, •' " . This Week's S~eeials FRIDAY, JUNE 19TH Our Large Gourmet Flahtail Served on 1 Splil Top Bun with our Delicious HM'I• mHe Tartar Sauce. Also urved wrth Ho' Golden French Fries and your Cholet of ,' Homem1de Coleslaw. Mac•onl Salad, Baked a..na or Pot~o Salad. FATHER'S DAY (lri"' Dad In For A FlEE S.ndao) $ i5 4 : T•tv Homecooked Chicken (IIIII you c.., eat). t erved whh M.. htd PotltOII..., Hom..,tdt Grtvy, home cooked Green Bun1 with Mushroom1, end a hoi bun.... 1 Roll or Homemlldt Biscurt. M111.w.!l Haute Coffn or Dectfteln l'ted, both frllllty bfewtd or 1 1m111 drink. Krls Ash, Alban Curtis. Dona ; -<;urtls, and Mik E.' Parker are in <Columbus representing Meigs : -county at the 70th Ohio 4- H : <;o ngr ess at Ohi o Sta te · l:Jnlvers lty. ·. · Cindy Oliveri, county exten· slon agent, reports that thr out stndlng 4-H'ers are represent · : lng Meigs County In the 3 ~ days · of tours, activities seminars, · workshops and ot her programs · focused on leaders hip develop· -ment. career education and . E.'Xplorallon, and citizenship and : government involvement . The trip was sponsored by theC'e ntral . Trust Co., Meigs County Agrlcul· tunil Society. and the M"'igs Count y 4-H co mmittee. Ohio 4-H Congress Is condu cted by Statc4·H Facult y members of ·'the OSU Cooperative Extension SE.'rvice and features many out· sta nding resource people, spea k· ers. workshop coordi nators and • 'even entert al n!.'rs which mak e · the experience a hi~hllght of th e • delegates ' year. Approximately : 650 4- H members a~e 14 and over IOUTE 7 Gwe nyth Arnold. Children' s Consult ant lor OV AL, will be on hand at the Middleport Library at 2 p.m. Wednesday to present a story telling program for th e younger set. The program will co nsist of animal stories - old and new - and wi ll includ e songs, sketches. puppets and creal ive dramatics. All of the kid s are more than welcome. CHESTEI , The jurors will exami ne E.'n· tr ies on June 22, choosing 40 to 50 en irles which wil l become the Gallery exhibit for thE.' month of Jul y. All oth er entlres will be ex hibited In the pa k on Ju ly 4. Purchase award selections will be made on .July 24. All bust· nesses wishing to participat e in this program may do so by contacting the chairma n at 614· 446-3834 or 446-4425. Purchase awards Is an oppo rtunity for businesses to select qualit y art work eit her for thei r own use or· as a tax deductible contriiJution to a non-profit orga nizatio n such as the hospita l, municipal or county offices or for th e collection at the FAC. For the first time ·th is vear. child ren's a r t work wili bt' ex hibited in a sr para teexhibiti on on Ju ly 3. Dlffrrent rules appl)' a.nd applir.11ions for thnt rxl)ibit arc al so available at the F'AC. .Juror's SC'lPclion s. pun-ha sf' awards and prize winnel's will be available for viewing in the gallery at 530 First Avenue. beginning July .2 . and may Qc see n tht·oughou t the month . Galler)' hours ar·e Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a .m. to 3 p.m. and Sn tur·day and Sunday fro m I until5 p.m. Thr ga lleries are free Hnd open to the public. Tells You. Pa.~t, Prr.~ent & Future. Gives : • 4dvicr On All 4/fair.~ Of Ufr Such 4s Love, ·Warria!{e 4nd Businro~s. 411 Readin;; Guaranteed llld Confidential. 1 FIRST nME IN THIS AR£A MRS. ABlE WANTS TO HELP YOU! Open From 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. Call For One Free Question 675-7889 2217 Jackson Ave. - Point Pleasant With This Ad Get s1o.ao Reading For Only ss.ao judging. ~urors thi s year are Crossa n r - - - - -_:_.,-____j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Curray, from the art department at Mia mi tOhiol University;· Garden club to conduct picnic Ah ha! ·No only did Bernard Fultz and Bob Elberfeld have birt hdays on June 16, but so did Roberta O' Br ien a nd Pa ul Si mon . They 're all big sm ilers. of course. I d ldn 't get Invited to the party, did you> Well - there should have been one. A picn ic supper was planned for Thursday nig ht at 6 p.m. at the Bellev ille Locks a nd Dam Park at the recent meeti ng of the Riverview Gar den Club held at the home of Mrs. Okey Connoll y . Mrs. Har llss Fra nk and Mrs. Tom Spencer were hostesst>s . Mrs. Conn olly presided at the meet lng with members naming a favorite s hrub for roll call. Devot ions using flowers as the theme were given by Mrs. Claremon t Harris. It was noted that Mrs. Donald Putman had taken care of planting flowers In the planter by the Riverlew School sign. An auction was held and games w~re conducted by Mrs . Putman with prizes being given. C'ards were signed for severa l sick friends . The door prize went to Mrs. Connolly. Refreshments wer served to those ' named and Mrs. Terry Clin e. Mrs. Donald M;ws. Mrs. Hermam Gross nickle, Mrs. Ronald Osborne, Mrs. Paul Tho· mas, Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Mrs. George Pickens, and Mrs. Lyle Balderson. Mary Kay says we're hav ing August w!.'at her thi s month and predict s snow for the Meigs Count y Fair. Do keep cool someway- and do kerp smiling. are selected to participatr each year-. Krls Ash is the daughtH of Ron and Marv as h, Mitchell Road, Rac ine. and is a member of the Co untry Clovers 4-H Club; Alban Curtis a nd Donna Curtis are the child ren of Paul and Sheila C'urtis. Pomeroy Pike, a nd both are members of the Flatwood Flyers; and Mike Parker Is the son of Leland and Margaret Parker of Pomeroy Pike, and a member of of the Mei gs Rowdi es. t 977 FORD BRONCO AUTO . V-8 $1795 WAS S2995 .' '84 FORD ESCORT 2 DOOR Front wheel drive, 4 cyl., AM / FM radio. auto. trans .• bucket seats. BALER TWINE ~~~5 $3695 STOCK #553 $1 600 A BALE ! o,ooo $1 850 ROUND BALE 16.Qoo mn FEETI < SUGAR RUN MILLS MUUEIIY AVE. POMEROY '85 CHEV. CAVALIER TYPE 10 . . ON SNAPPERS RESTAURANT Rob!'rt Franzlni. Associate Pro· lessor of Art, Morehead State University, Ky.; and James Allen. Art Department. Rio Grande College. et s Dav Specials t nf Oiq~at~r 915·3832 Shirley has taken a lease on the form er Shoe Box building 137-B North Second Ave., and is r!.'no· vatlng the structure to meet hN needs for a dance studio location. Shirley's studio, of course, will continue to be known as The Dance Company and besides her ballet, tap and jazz lessons, is now going into exercise classes (or women. The new studio will be In operation by the first of July, Shirley formerly had been using the Ginger bread House facil ities at times when the fa cilities were available. Shirley will receive reglstra lions at 992·7190. 1 NEW YORK 1 UP II- C'abbi ~s ' in th P Big ('pple may have to ' hack a new dress code. ' Under a new"dress cod~ given : prcllmlnury approva l Wednes· .:day bv t he Ta xi and Lim ousine : Co.mmisslon. the city's 12.0011 :·medallion cab dri vers wou ld lx' •.barred from working in ta nk :tops. tube tops, '!'·shirts, body • shirts or r ut-off jeans. NEW HOURS: MON.· THUIS. 9:00·9:30 Fll. 9 A.M.·10 P.M.; SAT. 10·10; SUN. 10·9:30 IK~rbnugi1'n act ivities. :· Face new dress wde . . FISHTAIL FILLET SANDWICH PLAnER .......... $259 · SUNDAY, JUNE 21ST - where she can teac h dancing witho ut working around ot her Four represent Meigs in 70th 4-H Congress ·- fl t?• - ~~-~l Shirley Quickel has ta ken a lease on a Middleport building so for the first time in several years she' ll have a location of her own 2 0 1 Ha rde<' ....... Holbrrt ....... ,. FT PTS 2 R :\ 1 FG Player Stricklin .... I 2 11 13 10 . .. .... 20 31 41\ hh ..... 26 16 h2 AS SEO AAU Tt'am .I.T . 7fi'c>rs .. ,g · They were accompanied by Mrs. J~net Hoffman and child· ren, Lisa and Brian, and went especially to at tend the gra dua· tlon of their grandson, Todd Hetzer , from Centre College in Da nville, Ky. Speaker for the commence· ment - held May 31 -was none other th an for mer United Stales President, Jimmy Carter. • ...... ......... Hollx-rt ...... .... Kin~ .. L ack£'~' ..... Mc Cif'llan d ... ..... ... . .. Mcll>u~hlln ... Pott s ..... ... . .. .... ...... Wa lbu rn.......... ..... I<PI Iy ....... ...... ... ......... ... • knew what I was doi ng," Nick· laus, 47. said. "I don't th ink r,·e evrr played as poorly as I was thr last week. It's not any fun not being able to play well. " Anot her member of th r ovrr· 40 gang enjoying himself was de· fending Open champ ion Ray· mond Floyd, who was tied with SE.'ve Ba llesteros and Tommy Na kaj ima at 68. Floyd has apparen tly righ ted himself after missing the cut in liVt' of hi s last seven tourna· ment s. 12 FREE Mr. and Mrs. John Hetzer. Reedsville, have returned home fro m Loulsvllle, Ky., where they visited with Dan and Marilyn Strother. Jan Thaler. chairwoman lor the annual outdoor · l"estlval Exhibit, sa id the llnal date lor accepting entries lor the July 4th ex hibit Is Saturday, J une 20. Entries will be accepted on Th ursday · and Saturday this week from I until 5 p.m. at The French Art Colony (FAC), 530 First Avenue, Gallipolis. Entry forms with req uirements are available at that location . Artists 18 years or older may en ter up to four works In either professional or amateur categories. Originlal art work submit· ted may be any medium In pai nti ng, textiles, sculpture, pho· togra phy a nd print making. All work, with the exception of sc ulpture. must be ready for hanging with hangers attached. Either glass, plexlglass or ace· tate (available at the FAC) mu st be used to cover all fragile work such as pastels. Ink drawings. watercolors and photography . While framing is not necessary. it does tend to en hance the a ppearance of the a rt for 2 Door, 4 cyl., front wheel drive, 4 speed. air. PB, AM / FM rad1o. t1lt. ~~~4 $4 495 STOCK #07 6A doubiP point s beinj! given. All lhrt-.{' cll\· f s lon~ wil l run Lute Mo!lf'is. Hobb,·s and StreN .. For furthf•r lnformntlon and (;6~ · 4111 . l'lan softhull mt•t•l A women 's softball tourna- llH'nt. spo nsor!'d b)' SouthNn Atl•ll'li<' Boos ters. will be held and worked his wa.v to till' fini sh. 11 - ~ at Southern Hi gh .ltrm• In thr Street Stork Di vlso n. a Sc· lroo l In Ra~l n e. Entry fee will VC' I'V uniQU(' po sit ion ra mt' a bou 1. bP $ti:i plus two softballs. First, Du~ to a donat ion. by a I cal firm . seco nd and third place sponsor both thr winner and tlw second 1 r·ophies a nd fir'S! and s!.'Pond place position paid thr sa mr pl;rce Ind ividual trophies wllllx' amou nt. Keith Rldd lt• was th•' awmdrd. For more in formation, victor a nd Benny Hlck~l plaCI'rl call Howle Ca ldwell at 949·2493 second . On hand for the cV<' nlng wa s a during the day , or· 949·2954 after 4 field of sixty-eig ht curs. 19 Lat r . p.m. Mod els. 34 Hobby Stoc k and J:l Strret Stocks. Pony League tourney The AMA State Regional Flat Trac k Motorcycle race has bee n s lalt~ next month re -scheduled for Ju ly lOth. A Big Bend Pony League Tonight June 19th. Skyline Speedway will be making It a Tournament. sponsored by the : Double Point s ni ght for all three Meigs Jayee!.'S, will be held July 6· H at Hartinger Par k In Middle· dtvlslons. port. Anyone Interes ted In enterRemember! All Star Circuit of · Champions race will be run on ing a rea m shouldlcall992·7582. " Box and linf' scor{' for the two gamrs ar<' as fo lloM;: ,.:::- -- . with tlw (' XCC'ption of Ow lf'ad to win once a g;lin . startC'd fourlt>f'nth i n tlw fraltH r By DAVID E. NATHAN UPI Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO - The drives are shor ter than !hey once were and the putts less sure. These day • ..Jack Nicklaus relies on somet hing else in major go lf tournament s. 'Tm not as good as I oncE.' was," Nicklaus said. " In fact, I 'm not nearlv as good as I once was. But when I get to the majors and get In position. I ca n get the adrenalin flowing and win.' ' Nickla us moved Into position for an unp recedenl ed 21st major tit le ·Thursday , firin g an even· par 70 to stand just three strokes ba ck of Ben Crenshaw after one round of the U.S. Open at the slori!.'d Olympic Club. Nicklaus, playing In a record· tyi ng 31st consecut ive Open , toured thE.' first nine holes In 1· under 34. After a good dr ive on No. 10, he believed he could co nt end. " I wa lked down the lOth fairway and it felt like I a lmost SUNDAY, JUNE 21st, 1:00 P.M. !IPta lls. pl~as~ co ntact thP track prumOII'I ". Darrel Willie r614i In thr Hobl>v SttK' ~ Divi ~ lon , ' Bill C' llilrlrrs trlNl to m<~kr it tw1> · In ;\ row. but with tw o laps to go. Stevt' Burnsldl' l' halk~d up · anothrr 1·1t't or.1·. Rurn>i rlt• At Toronto. Jim Ga ntner sparked a fivr-ru n sixt h Inning wit h a two-rur single. lifting Milwaukee. Nicklaus challenges for U.S. Open lead By BOB HOEFLICH A great success last year, the gol! tournament of the Meigs County Branch of the American Heart Assorla· tlon will be repeated In July. · Th e tou rn ament ha s been set for 1 p.m. on Thursday, J uly 9, at the .Ja ymar Golf Course. Entry fee Is $50 a person - and the tourney is basically lor the men golfers - and all proceeds go to the heart assoc iation. Even If you don't pla y well, there will be a big steak dinner for all participants at the close of the tourney to perk you up. To register, see Bill Childs at the Jaymar Course on Route 7 near Pomeroy or call in at 992·6312. The Daily Sentinei-Page-5 Festival exhibit .· deadline Sarurday·· in Gallia Will repeat golf :tournament this year Two other Meigs athletes, Brent Bissell and Mike Bartrum, were invited by Wellston Caoch Jim DE.'rrow to participate on the senior sq uad but they opted to play American Legion baseball. Coach Dillinger's squad de. feated host team St. Stephens of Col umbus 100 to 74 In their first contest but were bested by the J.T. 76ers !Columbus), thr!.'e ti me defending state champions and sixt h in the national stand· ings last yea r. 85to 66. The SEO represent atives made a game of it by rebounding from a 24 poin t de ficit to pull to within four points duri ng the game but could get no closer. Scott sta ted that the Support received from the par· ent s and other fa ns was tremend· ous and tha t th e southeastern Ohio representation was the largest by far durin g the tourn ament s. FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN DINNER .........,....... t h('ll R('clman on 11H' la s tl:~p took times . i\rlams. RNiman . 13onrl . Rn\W(1r !iri 6, Blue ,Jay!'i :i This year's learn headed by Coach Dill inger, assisted by Scot t Massie, wa s made up of the following players : Matt Bell and Todd McLough lin of Zanesville West Muskingham; Brian Kelly of Portsmouth McKinley: Sco.tt Str icklin of Athen s; Mike King of Sherida n; Mike Abrams and St!.'VC Walbu rn of Jackson; Rob Hardee. Mike Potts and Scott Lackey of Well ston; Jeff Hobert and Rya n McClelland of Trimble and Meigs High School's Eddie Crooks . the only r eturnee from last yea rs team . Of the 13 members, five were eighth gra ders; and th e rema in· ing eight wen> Freshmen. Hoi· bert. MMcClelland, Kk ing and Abrams , all ninth graders, were star ters on thei r respective high school teams. Kellv. an eighter grader at 6'5"' was outstanding on Por ts mouth McKinley's 17·1 squad. Potts and Lackey played as eighth graders at Wellston (14-2). Bell and McLoughlin's two year stint on their junior high team posted a 34·0 record. Walburn and Stricklin, as Fres h· men. played reserve ball and Hardee wa s a member of his schoo l's Fr!.'shm an unit. Eddie Crooks was a member of the Meigs High School F res hm an squad under roach Cliff Kennedy this past seaso n. A 5' 11" 165 pound. forward , Eddie sta rted every ga me averaging 14 points, 9 rebounds and 4 ass ists per contest. He was also a starter on both the football and baseball rese rvE.' teams. Eddie's sponsors were Sears Cata log Store, Va ughan's Cardina l Market. Locker 219. Vid eo Touch. Da n's Clothing of Middl epor t a nd Clark's Jewelers and Powell 's Super Valu of Pomeroy. Coac h Dillinger had high praise for Crook's efforts•and attitude stat· lng that it reflected the coaching and training he has rec!.'ived in the Meigs system. He pointed out that each tea m member was highl y talen ted and worked very hard and that E.'ach made special sacrifices to attend practice sessions held a t Wellston wh ich involv!.'d much travel time for a thletes. Scott sai d the team competed agai nst some of the best pla yers in the sta te and he feels the experience will be invaluable to eac h individual. "AU YOU CAll Ell" Frida )· ni ght . .lui;· 17111 with $2.:><111 IHI Io win . It will be a fift y SpN•flw :1~·. to lead New York. Cardinals X, Pirates 6 At St. Louis . .Jack Clark hit hi s second home run of the game in the 10th in ning to lift the Cardinals. Padres 3, Giants I At San Diego. Car mela Mar· t Inez hit two solo home run s to power th e Padres to their sixth straight victory. Dod gcrs 6, Asti'os 4 At Houston, Steve Sax singled hom e two ru ns with two out In th r llth inning to boos t Los Angeles. Yankees 6, Orioles 3 Thr Balt imore Orioles failed to wi n for the 15th time in J6games. even a ft ~r knocki ng out the starti ng pitcher in Ihe N0w York Yankrcs' 6.:1 victory . Of course, the only wa y thP Orioles could chase Rick Rhodrn Thursday night was wi th a line drive to his kn('{'. Rhod~ n . 8·4, wa s hit by Mik e Young·s shot in the fourth and left after fi ve innings. Indians 7, Red Sox 5 At C'levrland, C'hr ls Ra ndo belted a two-ru n homer and Car men Cas tillo a nd Cory Snydcr added solo shots to power the Indians By Jim Soulsby "Talented, enthusiastic. unsel· fish, exceptional camaraderie." These are some of the terms used by Scott Dillinger who coached the SEO Amateur Athletic Union basket ball squad In tournament play at Col umbu s June lith th rough Ju ne 13th. Accordi ng to Scott this is a tournament co m· posed of teams supposedly re· presenti ng each of the eight districts in the sta te. The top two teams adva nce to the national tourney at Bellevue, Washingto n. Team members are selected fro m area schools in two age groups, th ose 15 and under and the second group composed of players to 17 years of age. Coach Dil linger inherited the team of those 15 and under when Rusty Bookm an. who had been actively involved in th is progra m , stepped down after a fo ur year stint. During the past few years the roster was composed mostly of players from the Tri Valley Co nference. This year, however Scott expa nded the area coverage to Include most of southeastern Ohio. An attem pt was made to recruit those who wer e co nsidered most qualified in their r especti ve sc hool programs. Each participant was assessed one hundred dollars each which they obtained through sponsor· ship by business hou ses In their respective areas. Th is helped defray costs associa ted with food and lodgin g, AAU membership. uniforms, entry fees and other related expenses. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Beat of the Bend SEO AAU eittry is in state tournament play ·~~~-·- shot tha t hrlpecl friday, June 19, 1987 Friday, June 19,1987. Pomeroy . Middleport, Ohio lEIIm ICE ••• ana fS .SJ - ~~the top of the lineup, FS-85 - Stihl's super· powered brulhcuHer taltes lhe !his Stihltrimmer hits grus and pressure off dill'rcult wu. weeds lwd and holds its ground. Lightweight with loop handle lor J.ilhtweight with biC)dt·handle easy maneuvtrability. Elettrooic <ontmls. I'Jedrooic ignition and antivibration system plus Stihl~ ignition provides sure starts. ,l,ntivibration system and ucluiivo Poiy<ut" htad add 10 safety clulch offer safe and ease and safety ol operation. steady trimming. Slroulder harness and prllle<:· $139.95 with live goales inducled. Rolocut head. $259.95. $149.95 with String head. STIHL QUAUTY CAN BE YOURS FOR AS UTTL£ AS $Z5 IU MONilf, ' •, • ST/Hl:. ·-·~··POMEROY. OHIO 369.95 449.95 269.95 269.95 1159.95 499.95 NEW HOURS: Mon., Wed. & Thurs. 9·5; Tues. & Fri. 9-8; Sat. 9·1 t ON THE SPOT FINANCING '84 CHEV. 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YOU SHOULD HONOR YOUR FATHER "7-2101 Pmneroy SWISHER & LOHSE 99 Mill St. Middleport 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 45769 614 / 992-2644 t' I MHere, ye children, the Instruction of a father, and attend to know understanding. M CHAPMAN SHOES P"'aching service llrst <hr.. sundays. Plus an evening 1 30 p m /:1 St., Pomeroy 'I I HI" - Sund .v ( hu1 1 h , , " 11 1 I I 1'1 "h<>ol tn ,1 m I1t I I ANI' ( H liH H Wedn<sday Prayer MPet lnf{. BiblC' Sl ud v ~ nd Youth Ftllowship. 1 .30 P m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Loca le<! on 0 J WhiiP Road ol Highway 16ll Pal Hf'nson, pastor Sunday SchoollO a m Clams lor all ag., Jumor Church 11 am~; Morning wors hip 11 a m Adult Ever since your eXIS' tence began ' With an R, to recall all the homage that's due; 'm So or C.OD r '"'I remember your Veterans Memorial Hospital 115 E. Memorial Dr. Pomoroy 992-2104 Choir pt act\('C' 6 p m Sund ay Y o un~ Pf"o Dad while you can! pic's, Children 's Chu rrh and Adult Bib!< Suntlu v Schon ! 9 30 am, Sl't'Ond and fo urth Sundays \\ ors hlp srrv lcf' at 2 30 p m MT MORJ AH BAPTIST, Fourth and Main St Mldd1£'port Rf' v Gllb<orl Cra l~ . Jr pa sl or Mrll Ervin BaumJ?;ardner Sundav School Supl Sunda\ Schoo19 30a m Worshi p S£'rvlrl", 10 4:) a m m .li n 1 SERMONETTE - St·• Frf'f'mnn Wllllnms Sup t 9.4~ In~ ,, m : Suntl.L\ .1nd M'r\' iC'N 7 p m MIDOI EPORT Wf'< ln f'~d . l\' f' TRST f'\•<'n BAPTIST 1Mu s~ m u n 1 <:;A I EMCENTER -fhu!ch&hoo l 9 COt'n('r ~~ ~ th [I nd P .1 1Jn('1 F.at·l F:riPn . P.tll· ror Bob Prnkr•r SS Sup! Ccn hv RIJ.! ~S Asll l Sup! Sundrn ' Srhon l 9 I ~ r1 m MornlnJI Worshi p. 10 ta .1 m Su nd ay E\'Pnin~ot st'l ''lt't' 7 p.m p, avt•r mt:<t•!ln~ 11nd BlbiP SludV Wl"CC II l'"dd\ PH• nin R 1 p m' Chlldrrn'!'l l' holr prn ct h'l' Wrdnl'S da''· 7 p.m., Adull <" hOII pl!i ('tlct• Wt'd fl p.m . Rudlo program WMPO. ~undn ' . 8:30 11 m ,1m ~t h tmd M :~t n AI JIMI!on mlnl ~ t('r : (' I.N!Ir Gill ila n. pasl or Sun d.:l\' Sthool 10 ·00 ,, m: M p mln~ worship 11 · 00 u m. ~u ndm· "''tn lnJ! !ON'\' Iff' 1 00 p. ' m Wr<tn ~ ct ay rvrnln~ praV('1' !tC'rvi('(l j 1~ \\'ot!IO h lpllll~pm . I M u~s m.ml . Wn1~hlp 9 00 .1m SNOWVIL.I f. - (' hUJ ch~t h oo iQ tl5am j Mus,.manl I • Sunda y School 10· 30 a m : EV81 lng ser· VIet'. 7. JO p.m u m Wm ship, 10 00 a m (first and lhlrd S unduy~l. BlbiP stuc\v f'\' (11'}' Sundtty 1 p Mlkr ship 6:30 pm ; Prayer M...tln~ . 6 30 p.m W!'dn .,d.o~ , m.; Wors»llp tervlcf', 1l •.m. and 1 p.m ~nday Wfdnftclay, 7 p.m. Prayer meet - Wrdn<'sday, 11 a m. (Mt'Gul rel . CARMEL - Church S.hoo! 9:30a.m.. 9HI Whltr. Sund.ty &:hool Supt . Sund u\' Wor~hlp. t O· 45 a m . SfC'Ond and Fourth Sundays, fellowship dlnnt't wllh Sutton thlrd Thursday. 6·:l'l p.m (McCulreJ School 9 30 a m .. Morn in,!!: Worship 10· 4~ a m : F. va n(I:C'IISfl(' mt"f'tlnJ! 7. 00 p .m , WPdnt>st:lay 7 00 p m Prav('r m~.::~fi EASf LETART - Cllur<hS.hool 91 m.; ' UNITED I'KESBYTERIAN MIN Y Worship 10 a rn. s('('(}nd and rourth Sun· OF MEIGS COUNTY days. UMW first Tu"'day, 7•30 p m ~ Rev. Chari.. Talboll ; HARRISONVI LLE PRESBYTERIAN 1 tGracel LETART FALLS Wo,hlp 9 am.; , CHURCH - Su ndav· Worship S.rvl<'t'! I Church School 10 a m . IGraCP.l 1 9.00 am, Church Sc'hooll0. l5 a.m . MORNINGSTAR- Worship, 9 ~~am ; ~ ·MIDDI EPORT PRESBYTERIAN - ) Church School, 10 30 a.m.. Blbl• STudy, Sundav School . 9 a m , Church service, ~ I • SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· ' - -- pastor, JM Sayffl, Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9. •~ 1 m.; Evl'fllng wc:r · TUPPERs PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST O.vo Pronllc•. minister O.ry! . WPIIs, Supt Church School 9 a .m • Wor IGt'UCfl) . ship S.rvl«', 9 15 p m , BETHANY - Worship. 9 a m . Church 1 CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· SChool 10 a.m , Blblt" Study. Wf'dnf'Sday. , RENE Rev. Herbrrt Crate. pastor 10 am : Dorcas Women 's Fl'llowshlp, . Fralll< Rill!•. Mlpl Sunday Scllooi 9: 30 a MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZAREN[ PASTOR F' rf'd Pt>nhot wood ' MT. UNION BAPTIST. Donald Shut, woods . Rev Blackwood, pastor Servict'S on Sunday a110::K> a.m and 7· 30 p m with Sunday School 9.30a.m BlbltSiudy. Wl'd· nl"Sda'\o , 7: 30pm FAITH FELLO\WIUP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST. St Rt 338, Antiquity . R•v. Franklin Dickens. pas,or. Sunday mom In~ 10 a m.; SUnda y evening 7:30pm . Thursday evNinJf: 7: 3() p.m STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers Sunday School 10 a.m.. Wor!lhlp HI"VICfo 11 a.m., Sunday evenln~ serv lct", 7: 30 p Wednesday evenln~~: st"rvlce 1 30 p.m. m: m , UMW SC'rond Tursdav, 7· 00 p m , Pl'aH' I mf>f'lln)l, Wt.'dn rsday. 7 p m Sunda v Sc hool Supcorlnh'nd('n! :Sib\(' School 9 :lO" m : Morning WtWs hlp 10 30 11 m EvC' nln ~ Worship 7 00 p m Wt"dnrllclav , 7 00 p m Pray~r mN-t ln~ 1q:15a m no p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. Rog , r1· Wat soo, pastor Crfnson Prall , Sunday . SChool Supl Morn lnf!! Worship 9 30 a .m , SOUTHERN fLUSTER Rn. Ro1tr Grarf' R.f\' , Paul McG•lft APPLE C.ROVE - Churrh School 9 30 MIDDI.EI' OHT CHURCH OF CI!HTST C<-rlllt'h C' HRI ~T HU1'1. A.ND - Chur ( h ~ho n l 10 .1 m Wnt ~ hill 11 :1 m l1MW 1E \'t' nlng Ch 1lrl o,;l't,m tl \\'l'dnt:'Sd.l\ 7 .'W1 pin . LIM\\' 1A1 t r 1nuun ('h t:i1•1 o,; l'l'O nc\ Thursday, 1 p m Sund ,l\ ~C' h on l - IThui'Sday, 7: :.1 m. RACINE WESLEYAN - Cllu"'h School, p fRadtr l. 10 a m : WorshiD lla.m.: UMW fourth Mon " ~ 1 Ing LAUREL CLIFF FREE METIIllliST CHURCH . O.vld 0.11, pMior. Roborl E. Blrton, Olrf'Ctor ol. ChrLitlfln Educ1Uon: Slt'Ve Eblin, IUIIIIDt Sunday School 9: 30 a.m ; Momln1 1110nhlp ll:JO a.m.. T...,l In Action, 6p.m.; EvenltlrWorlblp, 7:30p. m. Wedll<lday evonltlr I"'AY!f and Bnlle study, 7:30p.m. Choir..-act~. Thundtly, 7p.m. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Char!01 Ru-n Sr , mlnlltor. Riel< Ma· C<lmbor. supl. Sunday School 9:30 a m.; Worship '""'~ 10:30 a.m. Blblo 11111\Y, VOLUNTEERS - Besides the professionals and thefr 00 volunteers to give general assistance, ; act as guides, and serve refreshments at a health sereenlng clinic. : Shirley Belt of Long Bottom, pictured helping Carol Smith lUI out • papers before having her tuberculosis test, was one of those : volunteers. a~slstants, It takes about PULMONARY CHECKS- Ohio University has sent in a learn to handl e pulmonary and lung capacity evaluations working under Dr. Harry Kotes. Here Clifford Smith, 12, Syracuse, is gelling his lung capacity checked by research assistant Rlchad .~pplegate. time he came home for the week end, he brought cookies, candy for each of us. and that was the lime we had groceries, good things to eat. Dad never forgot to work hard. he rarely evt>r stayed home, even though he was Ill, many times he pusherl himself beyond reason for a day missed then was a days pa y you did not get, and he wanted his family to have all the benefits he could possibly provide. No he never forgot 10 be faithful, to work hard, to provide council with love. He never forgot to be lnterestee In each of his children . His family was first. Thank you Dad you dido 't forget. Exodus 20: 12 Honor thy father and thy mother : that thy da ys may be long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee. The filth commandment. and the first with a promise. Have a Happy Father's Day! - Pastor Glen McClung CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS· ; TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Eldtr j Ja.,.. MIIIor, pastor. !llllllay School, 10 30 a m.. Wonltlp s.rv~. Sunday, 7 30 < >.m ; Blblo Stu~"dtli'io7:30 ~- l ~:.o=~~ Road R.:.N Oew~NKinr: I llltor; Cllll<ll Foulk, Sunday School lupt ; Sunday Sdlool "30 a.m.; momltlr WOI'Iblp, lla m : Sunday ...,.ltlcservlco 7:30 p.m Prayor Moelltl(, Wedl,.dly, 7.30 p.m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. 11<11-Pont...,.tal Wonlllp- Somdly , 10 o.m .; Sunday Sdlool U a.m. Evon !Dr , _ _ _ _.;,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,....,_~-:-w<nhlp 7:00 p m. Wedleodly nye- moetlnr 7·00 p.m. -----·---- ------·- -'--------- Health screening clinic begins in Meigs Multipurpose Building SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - .Jo"C'Ph B Hos k ins f'va n ~l'll sl Sunday Studv Wt>dnl'Sday a! 7 30 p m tor, OrbbiC' Buc.:k. SUOOay Sctool ~ ~ Church HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL ~70 Gran! RlbiP Stud v 9 a rn Worship 10 a m , Sun· d,Jv ('vf' nlnJ;! ~f'r vier f\ p m WE'dnesday &hoOI 9: 15 u m , Wor.>hlp ~" k• 10 lJ a m d1 1'n ~ (huH h 11 1 m Suntl.l\ FH• n l n ~ -Gloria Nowak ~ ~ . Mlddlf"port Afll!lall'd v.•lih Sout hE'rn r Vf' llln J!' srrvlcr 7 p m (lmir ll'hf'IU SJ:!l 1\u:>s~ l ay 7 Jl p m urdrr dl St 1, It 1 7 Hil p m W1•1l 1t p rn You tH! I ,t Baptl~t Convention David Brva n Sr M l PENTECOSTAl ASSEMBLY Racln<, l't'C'tlon of I Ill'! Run fl it ~ r\u x!ll1 1' \\ 1 11n ..~d n 'i p m F ,1m nls!('r ~undav SC'tlOol 10 .1 m , Morni ng Rt 124 Wllll itm HobaC'k, pa slor Sunday POMEROY CHURCH OF' THE NN'•I 1t, \~ 1 1 ~trl p ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • • w o r!O hlp 11 a m , Evf"nin~ worship7 p m . ~{ h oo1 10 u m S"VVd .1v rvf'mn~ srrv lc£' 7 11,·1,,'' 1 I r OMM I ~II ' I HL Ht II 011 Rr.NE Cornrr '\1rrioo.._ 1!nd Multnrv fkv W('('lnf'Sda:V tl f'Vf'nl 1'll£>~ da y, 7 30 p m 7 n~ Biblr studv a nd WNln('"dav f'VPnln_g !'if'rVkf' 7 p m Th omu ~ (;1m Mt<'lun,g pa~ lot Normun Pn ~ Ill 1! 1 I mil l " lr " m l' l•l l l,lnd l un g Atl1 d.l\ 11 7 10 pm . Mrn .. Pr,I\ C'r Rrf',t kf:.~st , REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS -pr~klDFJR~OfU~CHOF CHRJST S! p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle ltoy, !'\. S Sup! Sundav Sdw-..ol 9 .¥1 a m . !l •m J d, •l ll ll t f1t' I"J Sundl iSI II••I•I Wrdm-sdm 7a m IC.ta('('l CHRJSTOF LATTERDAYSA.INTSPort R 124 dC Rd 5 M kS ·, morning woo hlp 1IJ •1 u m 1'\lf'nlng sr•rvk-.• h 1m till ' untl n nunn ln" Jll ll{ hlnJ! StriTON-C hunhSlhonl q 10 .1m I an o ar E'('Vt"rs m ln s Sup! Sund;n Sc• honl q 10 a m Morning' la nd Rarln(' Road William Roush , pastor ~ r sun dav •-h Wors hip 10 :10 tl m Pr,JVt•r SPrvic(', aiiC'rn· p m , miii·Wf'f'k !"'( rv1a• Wf'llnt'Sd av 7 p rn 11 1.11 • 111 S uJHII\ 1\ In l n ~.:",.'' ' ' ' l '- 7111 Mm nlnu:Wor,..hlp1045 u m f lr sl .mtllh lrrl ~· 00 1 .sopt Harrv H en Linda E va ns,19 rhurrh school1 dir('Ctor rlr ks Sundav ~c hon19 ;m a m:,• MornIn"' al f' Sundays GRACY P.PISCOPAI CliURCll rl6 I. p m C.umf'l Sund.IV", Fr lln" iihl p dlnm r Y.irh C h h h 30 M 'I THE CHURCH OF .JESUS CHRIST, Muln S! PoO"Il'roY Surldm· St•rvk.•f>s Holy M llll l1 1' 11(1Rf ~ H !I\\1 1 1 Ht\PTIST th lrd1 hur!'ldav 6:Jilpm . I M<Gul rl'l urc sroo a m : ornn gwors,,p Wors hlp1030am , Evf'n\n~worshl p 7p 10· 30 am, Wf'dn f.'Sdav rvrntng pravf"r APOSTOl iC FAITH - Nr'o'. l.lma Rd , r ii i' IH H l 1•1n11 1\ ~ h 1nd Jllum H.il ph KF.~O Cll l!HC H OF C HRIST \ ',J nun m Wftln rs t:la y wors hip'7pm ~unlnnon rhe rtrs1~ndayof t• ach month n('~l ro Fort MNgs Park Rutland Rolx>r t and romh!ll('(l v.'ith mnrnlnJ! prayror on thr (unt il !I p lq rn SJIIHI I \ St hool lU l~t I F: ldt ltiJ!t' mlnl"ll l Olht •r !',y. Sumt.." s~~~~kiflMm BAPfiST R('V Eurl C ~T SPAUI. LUTHdE!:_AN dCSHURC PH R1c•hu ni ~ pas tor· S<>n lcrs a1 7 p m on thlrdd Sunday Mor ning pr a\l'r ami SPI1Tlon on M, 1n11,.. \\'o!~ lllp II ! ~l1 m \\tdn, -.d,IV L'·houl supl p 1n• 1 h 111 n q ~~am f\ lth or·nt'r vre~mor(> un .-,.·ron Is o ,..,. nd t\ • "' .. Shu IN pas Wonblp s(lrv m <'roy Th f' RC'V Willi am Mlddl f'swar t W('dnrsdavs and Sun davs Jjll Of hr>r ~rx1rt vs of tht:• month Olurt:h School o~ nii S. t t "\111 1 1\ E\f'nlnoSt !Vht'" 11 7 lflp Su ~ d S hlor110 30 Bib!IC<'.Sl9. 30 d a .md cmd NUJ'S( " ' c,uP provlliNI Cofff'f' how In ttll • 1' . :'IUn av c oo pa" or Sundav School 9 45 am. Churr h HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNl 0 N ITh ur MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Third 1 Th adm 7 30t'P mu va n prayt"r itl"rv cr u rs a v, s!'rvl cr 11 a m Parish Hi:! II imrrM'fllaiPIV rotlfMinu thf> sc•rvk.~ · 1\\i' R(•\ C'l ,u k Bakrr. past or Carl Not man Du rha m ) pastor Sunday sPrv lct', CARLETON INTERDENOWNATION SACRED HEART CHURCH. Ms"r POMEROY OIURCH OF CHRIST 212 W tm ,t• h.Jm Su nd rv Sc hoo l Sup! Sundav M E lt,~ 9 30 a m : ('VE'n tna servlcf' 7 30 P m AI CHURCH KI b R ad R Da ' Main Sl , Nf'IJ ProutlfOOI pa ~dor Bltll{' Sehool "' 0\n • • nji!'S UIV 0 {'V • Ant honv' Glan namorr Ph 992 5898 Satur 17 Sr hr•rd Ill .1 m '' lth l 1,1s~p" for all a,e:('S. Prav!'r m£'f' Tin ,Wednrdu:y. 7:.'lUpm ld C ( • S d Sh 1930 ( OOPERi\TIVF: 1• \RINJI "' v ur man pas,or • un av C' oo · . day E v r>n ln~ Mass 7 :W p m . Sund ay f \!'R ill).! ~ 1 ' 1 \ Ill !'. II llJlffi Wrd nrsdavB\ 9:.lla m · MornlnR WD1"1'hlp 10: :lli:l m Youth I'NITED METIIODI~T fHURC H RF.AR WAI I OW RIDGE CHURCH OF' a m. Ralph Carl. Sup! Evf"'llng worship Ma ss. s a m and 10 a m Conrr~slons onr JTI(l('tln~ "mp m· E:\lt'Tllngwor shlp. 7 00p h!P !illlth 117\fl pm You lh ~r i\IC'rsf'rl NORTHEi\NT f l .t JSTEK CH RIST lltsC'ph B Hnsktn" P·•stor Rib I(' 7 00 p.m Praver mt:'e!lng. Wf'dnf'Sday half hour bt'foi'C' ra('h Mass CCD classes m W(I(JnN;(Jav niR"ht prayt'r n vx:olln~ und Blbk• t1 t\ tt 7 ~1 p m Rt•v. Oon i\ rt•ht>r n .... ~ 9 to .. m . Mnrnlng Wm-. hlp 10 111.1 7 00 p m :.1m Sundav Htllfv 7·mpm 11 H I I I SJ ,\ FI I. I OWS HI P 12~ Mill 51. ~·"· Roy l>t•l'tl,. m I \t n l n ~ Y. 11 1 .;hlp l'i 10 P m 1'hul "d.t \ LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN. Vt>rnon VICTORY BAPTlST, 525 N 2n t:l St TilE AA.LVATION ARMY m Ruttrrnut Mad•ll• pun llJnl ht•• C'h uck Mt Ph£'rson l«•v Sl•ldon ·111hn!'iUil Rlhlt• Slu d\' li Wl P m Eldrld~C' pas tor Wa lla<'(' DamC'wood , S Mldd lrporl Ja m('s E Kr('~('('. pastor Avt• Porrwrov Mrs I)Jt a Wl nlnl! In t:haJ )r(f' p t'i tna Sun d '" S! hool 10 ,1 m Sunday ~F'W ~'TTVF:R~V I I.LF COMMl '!\ITY ~ S 1S d S h 19 30 W hi 1\ l Fft f. IJ - C'huH h S<hnol !l ·~1 ,, rtl :'1 up ~ un av • c oo a m ors P Sunda"·' mornin"' wor~ h ip )0 a m Evf'n ~rtl av holh~s rrKX'tlnc. 10 am, Sunday 1 ! 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Ill 1 111 MornIng v. 01 MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH Charl rs Thursdav 11 · VI •' m to 2 p m l.ulbt'S HOrl"ll'' "1!\ tlf ''i llltl m \lt Uihlllll l\o\ShipH~Op ' ZIO N CHURCH OF' CHRIST Pomt'lll\ ,. In 1 S. hnoiiO 1m . B lhiPSiutl\ 'l'hur stl .av 7p "hiJl 11111 Ul, , m , :'lund .l\ 1\l'n ~~<'" Norris pat~ I O t ~ u ntfav SC'hool 10 <:~ m U•uJ(Uf' m•ml)''" In rhn.r j!f• ull v. omr n m liMW fl 1st TltU! Sd,l\ 1 pm Com m Hl hh · ~l u t l\ 'l'hu 1~ 111 v 7· mpm Htm lsnn\ 1111" Hd Rnb('rl Purtrll m ints .. • 1{I' tnvllrd h ol"1 p m Thul'!'.flay Cot~ CHh•t 11 ~ 111 p 111 rhu r..rl l\ "t'l'\ It <"" ,11 ' P wors hip s('rv lcc 11 ,, m, ~unda\ ni~hl Fl II LO~ PI 1 I I<. HTHO USF. ~ :l04~ 11'1': Str\1' ~ l . m l t>\' S ~ Supt Rill M1 F:l mun lon ll• ~ t Sun11,,, 1A1 t l11'r 1 Cllls.'io; !Youn g Prllp!Lo.Biblr\ 7 ]) p rn Blhlr ll1 1 worship sC"rv lcP 7 :lO p m M ldwet•k Hll 1nd Ho.1d Po mr•1 o\ To m 1<1 II\ pa -. 11,\ A ~s1 Sup! . Sund.l\ School 9 J,i) :1 m IOPP1\ - Wt,IJo> hlp 1) 'Ul •• m . C' hur lh 1 1l l FllOM (,OSPF:I MISSION .11 Rnh l pra yt'r srrVIC'f" WP<In£>sda\o 7 p m SII..Wiy ami Pruvf'r IT\f'f•llnJ!. OfXnlo thf' publ k 101 D.tn m I 1 miJ('J I S S Sup! Sund.n • S.: hn(!] ll! 111 .1 m Blhl r Stu<l\ WP<inr,.-. 1,1\1 Wot:;hlp ~r,• h( lfl ;yl ,1 m Ewnin l! " nr 1\nnh lllf .111<d 1111 Cou nt\ Rn.td .11 Rt•\ WES LEYAN BIBLE HOLINESS m 01 nmg ""I\ 111 11 111.1 m Sund ... v C'V£'n POMl;ROY WE:O.'TSIDE ORJRCH OF '7 WI p m 1 h •hn•wn1 7 ship 01 v 7 Pm .tnd \V('(Int"'d I\' P m IOJ ~I R('\ CHURCH of Middl ('port Inc. 75 Pfoarl S! , ln g~ PI\1/! • 7 {()pm T ur., dtV ~tndThurs ClmJST l:I2Ji<..11ll1h1'n s H un~:· Road ICountv ST Sund JOHN I UTHF.RA N C'HURt H. l'lne 1 1v. ll'nf .. Clut'!'i l'fH ,tm~ P•I" p I ON( , 1\0'1 ! OM - fhUI t h S(hool g W HoJ.: I'r Willfott l ,1 s"l p,tslnr rrun1 ng Rrv Iva n Mul'rs pa!llror, Roarr Rood 'l+il ~l5Zf; Vor.al ma~ k Surdav Wor ( ,1m P The• Rt \ Wll li,,m Mldd l ~v. ut h 'Ill p 1 ' " Manl('y. 1l,t, Sr> r \li M 11 7 lfl pm •1m Ww .., hi)l 7 p m ni hlt• Sl ur\\ , W('li "' 'I' It I '" Sunll.n 7 '"' r m 1,1\ t'l ffif't>l ng Sr. Sundav School Sup! Sunday School iilhp lO a m , Hll>lt• Stu:lv 11 .t m , Won;hlp, bp \\ ORO OJ;~ FA ITH •t l M1 !1 S1 . MlddJ('. tw 'll,,, 7 ~l p m t MY F' Wrtlnr<Stll\ " •"l m Church "t>rvlcl' 9 ~ ·• m ~und n 1 • ··1 r r Illlh m Wt'(lnN;{l,w, Olblf' Studv. 7 pm r \\'111!11 "t ·" 1 pm "11\ •I I 9 30 a .m Mornln JZ Worship 10 30 a m pm l Sund,t\ mn t n lll!.!~t 'l \lrP 1ll JS,1m 1 h 1111 p rn Cnmmunl11n F tr-. r Sund.t\ Sc.hnollO :In • m !1 Hlt •J ' oul h 1-(l uups Sun1 1., '\ t•nlnJJ ·'' Evrnln n Wors hip 7 30 p.m Wednrsda v OlJ) DEXTER Blli l E CHRISTIAN1 1A 1c ht 'l l Sunil.,, l'lf'fllnc i ~~ 1h ul <.tl.t\ morning RRADBURY CHl 'RfH OF rHR IST I' IV III I " CHURCH. AI\!Jn C\1nl~ . p<t<iiOI LindH ~Wt tn h ltl p m ( ' '' llh Ungc r .1nd 1011'1 sI 011 • rvr nln~a: Blbl<' stud v, pra ver ilnd pr01 isr Hlt)ll " hill\ Ill 1m \\' t ~ IRI "' (L:\\ C'\'rn lng lohn Wt l"ht ~. -.rn r Sun il I\ Srhnnl '' ·:n 1 HU J)S\ 111 F C hul th SI·hnol9 ~~ 1 " ,.. It .u l• 1s nmmun 1r n ~· 1 \ 1l'<' 1 1r~ 1 · un t ,, 1 st'r\ IC'(', 7 30 p m :-:llpt SUrvlay Sci'rol 11 ~~ ,, m ))l'f•ae hlng ~'r I llltlm m . \\ ttl ~ h i \ ) St: ·1' It I' 11 Oil ,, m t i"H'I'I N 1 m 1.. 11 ,... H.n·mos S S ~ up t M01 nml! t,u h monlh vtl'f'S tlrsl anrlthlrd Surv1,1V fol lrM• In~ Suncl.l\ NI"W HAVFN I lll 'R:C' I/ or THE NA !tJP t · ~n s 1'1i\ INS ST P!\l!J V.t lrshlp lll ~I,J m WII I T I '~ f'HA rFl WESlEYAN ~hnol YoU1h IT\f'('l ing 7 ll p rn f'VI'I"V Sun I.IVINC. WORD CHESTER CHURCH ZARI f't;F RN ( ,l f'nd •m Stl ~tud P<~S l o r 1 htn lh St ht 1.j '' 1m Wot iihlp Ill J m llA C'I Nt: O ltiRCfl OF' THF NA7.A ( Ill HC'H - C'1 10l\ Ill! HI) Rt \ P hil lip R t d.w Su mlr \ St hnnl ~ lJl. 1 m Wfll "hlp ~N'\ k·r OF GOD- Gllbrr l SprnC'<'r pastor Sun· !Uhl • S1 1111\ 111 1"'!1,1\ 7 Ill p m l lMW R FNF Hr\ l.l oH l\) (,rJmm I! P• 1" 1111 tlt•nou 1 ~ , .. rnr Sumiav St h unt !t IH .1m m Yml!h <oJ!' l\lc-t• Su nll .. vtl 1'ip d,IV SChool 9. WI ,t m , Morning Sf'rV ICf' 1 'I hh 11 l tu ~ !11\ '7 111 p m Communion (;HMI/\M UN II'FO M r 1 11001 ~ 1 o ,1B.t-.s, ('h '" m,mor !hf' B 11.11dnf Chi I" ""' iihtll ~, 1 , 11 I' •Ill lU .t m Rlhh• -. tu d\ 11100 .1 m , Sund.•vl"vrnlng- s(' rvlrr7 OOp illHl\!lt Sun tl.l\ f'\l 'lltng sl'1\l r 1•7 IKt pm Wr·d· l ' lt ~ l Sund 1\ 11\ H hl'll Prt\ 11 hln~ 11 111 lt m llr"t ,11111 "1'( 11!1d sun ll.tn llh• Sund in Srhonl 9 Ill ·' m . MOJ n .md v. n 1 ,.hlp .,1,n lr 1, W('(lntosd 1v. 7 p m m•.. d 1\ p , •vc•r Mt t•t ln g o~ nd Blbll• Study m, Mld·Ut'C'k p1 ayf' l sC'rv \('(' Wl'dnP!'Id.w ( I'; NTK1\I, ( t.l i!>!Tto-:K diiWl or ra Ph mnnlh thl11t ,md ff1 u 11h Sun ln~ wm "hlp 11 1 lO ,1 m 1'\\ lnll;<' listl < ~f'r · Rl ''II AND f'HURCH OF \ HRIS1 . 7 !Ill p m 7pm Itt' \ latnli'S F. ( nrhUI ttdVf'Uf'h mnnth Y. ! ll'~ hl p sr•1' h "" ,117 \(} p \'kt•7 fll'lpm Wt'ltnt~c\U \' srn lrC',7p m Milk lf•R! o,; p , 1 ~ IOI A I IINI! h n l son.~u n N F t\ S ~ S!·T rt I MF NTC HURC H Sun MT OLIVF. COMMUNITY fHUR C'H Rt• v, Slt'\'I'R N!•liiOR m ' Wt'llnt•!'i t),n l'' Pnlnl.!s .11 7 .\0 p rn t IBER'tY \ HRISTIA I\ CHURC H Drx d" Sc hool Sup! Sund,l\ School II lll ,t m , Ill\ lth •tn nn n "t'l\111"',1 12 mThu •sdav l ;~ ~ r r m r R u~h past nr M.t x Folm f'r ~ r Pravr.r and Hlhlt l4t ud v K 1•\' Mt•h•ln •·runklln 11•r 'Wnody \.11! ,,.,"101 Srl"\' IN'!i Suml.n ' MOl nt ng WOJshlp tiHI f nmm u nlon lfl •:10 ,r r 1 Pnl n).! ~l' t ' 11 I'S .11 7 ~~ 10 u m .1nd 7 p m WMn!'Sdav 7 p m m Supt Su nd av ~ c hoo t anrl Morn in,g Wors hip RtVF:NTH DAY AIW F:NT I ~T Mulh K••v , ( ' lt'llll'fdt•S Zunl~~:a . lr l l ll:ST A!\ PI tST f' lll RfH M.1son W 9 Ill a m ~undav l'Vrnln g l'll'rv kP 7 p rn c1rv li l'i~hl " Hnu1i l ,nnlt't ll\' lt iO\ Kt•\ . Koht.•rt M11 ~" num RliT I AI\OB IRI.!"M ETHODJST Am o~ \ I P . 1 ~ 1nr Ril l Mill ph\ Sund,l\ Sttloolllt Youth mrrtln,:t a nd Blbh• Studv. Wrdn ('s 1\S IU '11Y t s, r ,I(U"f'l - Wfll ,. hlp 1I ,, m Brurh P.tsl tlr, s.,hb.tth Srhuul !-\u pt •• ln R•ICINF; FIRST RAPTIST Stl'\'e Tlllt ~ pu ~ tm ~o nn \ Hurl~nn sup! Su nrlnv ,, m Sunrl 1\ I '' rnln g i 11 1 p m Pravor dav 7 p m tt'nft<'nt H honclu M,u kin Sab b,1lh s, hunt ( h111 t 11 St hoot 11 ~ ·~ ,1 m r h.ll ~~· Rlbh• ()(>.nr1· P .PI.!OI MlkC' SWIJ!f'f. SundtJV Sl hnn\9 tO,, m. Mnt ntng worship 10 ~ ~ mt~ · 1m .L; md Fl lhll' ~ lu ll \' W«l nN <b V, 1 10 UNITED FAITH CHURCH. Rl . 7 on Po Sllu h WPCIM N'Id .n 1 Mlpm UMW. fll sl IX'Kin:- nt 2 11 m on ~.t! Ul <I.tv Y.llh wm sh1p S<·boo! Supt ., Sund,tv School 9 .10 n m 1,1 m ~ und ,1\ f'\Nl ln..: Sl:'rvlrc 7 00 p m 111m I; \( 1\0ni' Y.!'i<OITII' ffi{'rov B v Pasl'l RC'v. Da vid Wl sC"m an, Sr , S("tVIC'f' foll nY.In )! ,11 I I ~ F'HI \'0 11!' \\ ('I I u• •H I,l\ 7 Ill p rn Ch(l h l h~h c-.n 110,11 M n rntn ~ 'I'.'Or~htp 10 411 a m Sunday Wt'l:ln N'd.tv sl"n IC'I' 7 p m WMPO pro pas1n'r . M<' lvln Dr.tkP, S S Supt Sundav 1 nlii'I.ANOFRfF.WII I BAPTIST, Sa \\t •dn1 "'•ll\ h 10 pm l ' MW fn Ui th ~u n conw 1'\' f'nln~ \t nr~ hlp 7 :lO p m. Wt"Un f'!'idav g1 ,1m q a m rMh Sund,1\ P.1ul T.1vlor p,1s rm· Sund,ty Sc hool9 lfl " m.. M o r nlnJ{ Worship 10· :lO 1it ·m St Rl'' d1\ h lll p m l l"•lotnn l f'\' rn l n ~ Rlh1r !IIIUrlV 7 10 p m HUTI A Nil Flll:S'I HA I' l iS 1 ( lit ' R( II RUTJ.,\NO ('HCRCH OF THF. NA7.A S.honl lll 1m Sund,t\t'\rnlng 7·00pm E v r nln ~ Worship 7 :\0 p m , Wrdnr>sdnv - Sl sl f't' 11 11111'11 \\ n nt' l Supt Su ntl.l\ Jo'NnHPHI 1;F: - \\'OI~ hlp Q , 1 HI ll\JRLINC.HAM CO MMUNITY CHU RCH. HF:NF. Rr\ I 0\\!' 11 Ft•ld p;.1st or Sundav \\'t'fl flf'srl,l\ <"\ r•nlng pltiVPr mN'tln g 7 00 Pravrr Serv lr(' 7· :lO p m ~l' h no l9 .10.1111 Mm nl n)• Wru <. tup Ill~ ·~ ('hu• 1h ~ · hunt HI 1 111 H!lilr• srud\ Tuf"~ Bur llnJZh,tm Ray I 1udftrmllt pa~t or: RoSrhool tt 10 ,, m \\ 11 1 "hlp ~<· n 1cr 10 30 , I pm FAITH BAPTl ST CHURCH Ra il road am d 1\ 7 tO !J m li M\\' Vh sr Mnnd.t\ 7· ?ll brr1 C&..u1 a~~lslanr p<l~t or ~un(lav School m Youn.J! pt~ l p lr 's <Wr'VI{f' ri p m SOUl II 11F.THF.I NEW TF STA MENT S l , M a~o n Sundav Srhool JO am Morn POMF:HOY F' llt~' l llt\ P1 tSr I \ <. Inn p m l iMY I ' Su nd.l\ h p m ftmh R(' lfl ,1 m , wn1 ship 7 p m Wf'dnrsdav " p. m r\', lll J! ! IIIlO ! II <;(•rvlrr 6 :rip m Wrdn rs tl,l\ ( HVRCII Sit\,., Rld~l' Duanr Svdl'n I n~ \l.'orshlp 11 a m EVI'nln J2: Sf'r v lce 6 p H.lllt•\ minls11 1 S,thnd.l\ t \t• nln g vouth mN'tlnJJ wro 7p.m. churrh srrvle'NO 11•' " '·'1 h llll)m \\t•lln r,..ll.l\ 1F'1.mklln1 sri \'"' j p m ~ 11lt•k1•r ll.I Sifll Sund,l\ School 9 .1 m . m Pravrr mPf'lln~~t and Bible Studv W€'d 1- I A1WOODS - C"hu1 t h St honl lfl ,t m PI NF. GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH y, f'V,tllJ:It llii l lr "' ' ''it f'<,; upi' ll !1 1 pu h!lt i p MA ~ON CHURCH OF CHRIST M1IIP1 Wnt iihlp S11 \ lrt• HI 1 m Su nd.n f'\'l'n ln~ nC'~a v 7 p m m Su nd !l\ C'hu 11 h S! hunt ll l(l 1 Ill \\ ot~h l p 11 ,1 m lllhi P Sllulv ThUI!I mllr nrr R1 :u~ Rrv fkln .1 WaH~ pu..; tor S! , M . 1 ~nn W V ol [Ugf'flf' I. ('ongl'f m l FOREST RUN BAPTIST R<v Nvl< ~~ 1' 11 P 7 Ott J1 m Wrd nt">d,IV nluhl Bib!(' M ot nln ~ Wn tsh\Jl IO· , u ,, m llnbl·•·t SPill 1M S S Sup! Sundav ~rhool c1 ,,1 ; p m t ' M\ • sund,l\ tl p m nl!l l f'l Sund.IV Rlbl(' Slu dv 1U . 1 m Wm 'i!U(h iOOpm Aordr n, pas lor Corn f' llus B unr h ~up t 1F1 ,mklln1 9 :\(1 11m Mnt• nln~ Wor!th\p 1n 34'1 a m FIRST SOU I'Ilf 11N Bi\ PIIS I i't' ~ hlp 11 ·' m tn<l 7 p m V. rdnl'Sda\1 Rlbl<' "'f'J(I\' l'lkt• F I ,LJn,ll 0 111\ ,IUI p , l ~lnl FfliHs l' H\IN- \\ ot ~ h l p 11 ,t m ~uml.l\' 1'\'f'Rin ,:t ~r rVIC't:• 7 :lQ p m .. Wrd · Stud\ , \OC', d mu slr j p m lllllll,l\ 11('1'\'lct•, 7: ,'\CI p m t'hu l f'll S1 hflnl 111 AM · Cho ll pt iui iC'!' .lur k N t ' f'( l ~ suntl ll\ St ho111 11111 •{ ! (l!' sun I 11\F. IlTY A~' FM!ll.Y OF GOD Dud d,n S,·huul ll ,l(l .1 m , Mm nl n ~ Wr11 ~ hlp 'I'UI"'I I,I\ h 'Ill p m UMW !It iii lur'S d:l\' S!I,VER RUN BAPTIST. Rill Lilli e din~ I nnt' M . • ~n n W Vu .I N Th.1dw r 7 Ill pIll tNt lo,; Onl past(IJ Strvt" L illlt'. S. S Sup! Sundav 10 ~ '1 " ' t• n l t• ~ " 111 " hlp 7 (10 p m tiJ S '1 1 p.1~1n1 F'\PnlnJ:!: SC'I'\ tcr ~ · 10 p JTl • Wn II~ . A I'll 1M l!ldlt•pnt ll - {' hu11•h Srhoo l School 10 n m , M or n l n ~ wnrslp 11 a m & 7 tn (Es T 1 \\',,h,f'!'ltLn rr.n t·r m r n's Mln l"lrv Thursdav. 9·:10 .1m . 11111• m Mmn ln~ \\'{)1 !-i h l plO:Jil,t m Sunda v t'\'t•ntna wor~hip 7. J(1 p m Prn\ ('r vk1'. 7 INI p Ill I Jl S I I & 7 \0 P M f E $ Wt, lm'Sday Pr u ~ ror ,md Blblr Study, 7. I ~ • T \ Ml!'ii>lillll ~ l ll' nd ~ t. I J,!f'~ ~ fil Ho \',1! YIILIIh(, tnup ·l p m , WNlnrs d.l\ , fhullh mf'f' tlnS! an d R l bl r$ 1ud v T hul'~d .n 1 ~(lp pm "DAD DIDN'T FORGET" m Youth m {'(' t lng Wf'dnNida \ t~ l 7 p.m Chnh 1f'h•~. ~, "' 11 1 p m Thu1 "rl·" A miJ. •~ su d • ' ' " l hm "' ,IJ!t•s ll J)l t .md l:lt l,. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN In Ar-ll nn lt j:!t s h l KI•' n \\ <'llnt•,.rl.ws 7 p 111 U\ 1'1 Si'1 \ It I' h :\0 j) m : Albl (' ~tud' 7 RF:.IOICING !.I FE BAPTIST f HURC'H 1 remember many years ago when It was nearing I he lime of CHRISTIAN UNION Th o R<>v Dav id m 10 s 1" 1&i :Ulpm n s r' 1m 'l d.n p.m 1?.unl ~ "' - :UCI N. 2nd AH Mlddlrport Sund.t\' year that 1 was to have a birthday. I had taken lime to remind M cM anl s. pastor . Sunda y School9 JO a m S<·ho••l lO,, m ~untlav rvf'nln J! 7· 00 p m Vlsltntlnn tt ,\!1 p m Ml t\ F:R ~\ ' 11 1.1· - \\ o r ~ hlp Srl\'1('(' tO . Sund av mom tnR Sf'rvl('(', 11 am , Sun Dad !hat the special time was nearing. Dad askerl me, "What Mid 141'f'k !irn lrt> WC'd . 7 p m FAITII 'L\m~ n.N M' Il-"' t ll\IRC'II H 1t .1m ('huJt hN·hnu l 11.1 m UMW t hh d day n l~tht st'rvice, 7. ll . Wednesay p-ayrr \\r thlr!<tl. t\ , I p m , C' hnh pr .u•l\('(' Mon lrv nu n Htl,Jl\. Ht' F:m nlt'll n.l" .. on pI S would you like for your birthday?" I rem ember said so mN't tn g. 7·l) p m LANGSVILLE CHKISTIAN CHURCH. d 1\ 7 111 p m 1N('f,..,n1 tm H.mdh•\' Dunn !iupl Suml.tv Sehoul distinctly, and directly, " Dad I would l ove l o have a pocket Da llas Jant>y. Sundav Sthool Supt Sunda) FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart. l 'f:;\ HI CII APF: I - \\'n t~ llip ~ . , , In• foa rn SutHI ••, . ,., c·ninJl''"'"'H' 7. lOp m 5rhool 9. 30 a .m , Sunday Morning Wor W Va . R1 1 Jaft'M'S Lt"Wis, pastor Worknife. " Of course that was when pocket knives were only aboul •• \0 1 111 f hlll t h Sc hon i 111 I ~ ,1 m , Blbh' h'.H'hln ~ 7 ~~ ~) m l'hUJ !i.t.t\' ship, 10 :KJ a rn , Sunday PYE-nln~ Worship ship 5E'rvlcrs 9· 30 a m , Sunday School ]] LIM\\' ~·rt l ntl l'u rscl 1\ j :Ill p m ~ Mu s" SYRA('liS F. MISS ION f ht'll \ St s, .25 cents each . 7 JO p m Wl'dnesday C'Vrning PrayE>r a.m • E venln,i worship 7· :lJ p m Tuesda y 111 .111 1 l"IH'U"t' ~ · rvl("t ~ 1(1 ,t m SutHI,,, E H •nlnr:: MM"tlng, 7. 30 f1 m You know what happened ? Dad came home on Friday rottaJif r prayf'l' meet ing and Blblt- Study POMFRO\ - Chut f'h S<hnol 'l 1S ,1 m $t'f\ IC't•s Sunti,t' ,1nrl \'Vt'fllll'iil],l\ ,, r 7 nn p 9 30 a m , Worship servlcP. Wednesday Wn1 "l1 lp HI :~11 1 m f hnh 1f'ht•:tt'!-i.ll evening. He worked away and only came home on the week m SY RACUSE CHURC'H Of THE NA 1 30 p.m MIDDI.FPOI!T CI!LIRCII OF CIIIHS'I \\ <'dnt"' d·" 7 tn p m tJM W >:!'f11nct 7.AHF.NF: R !'\ C:lrnn M r Mi11.1n t:tnuor ends. There were nine of us children, Dad forgot It was my OUR SAVIOUR LliTHERAN CHURCH , TN CHIH S'I'I AN UN ION Ur\ I<PI I h f .hlln l ul "'lll\ i VI p n1 I ' MYF~ unli, "' ti p m M,u, ,l,mkr l.IJ \ en1k•r Sunfta v Sc-hon I Walnut and Htnry Sis., Ravrnswood, W. birthday, no knife, no present. I never forgo! that time I was so l (t 1 lhlf l l I pus tm· Sunda\ ~~ · h uni II .10 ,, m Wu!l r Sup!. Sund.tv School 9 :tO ,, m Mornln$! Va Thfl Rt-v Gf.orae C Weirick . pastor . IH>CK .;; pu IN ( ,s - (hu t 1h N-twtol ft 1 ~ Ha vm .w "UPI . Mo t nl nJ,! Worship 10 :tll .t set for a special gift thai never came. \lllf(hlp 111. :\0 .am . F.\an~l'llst i<' !H' r-.' 1{'(' ~nda y SChool9 30 am : Sunday worship ,t m : Wnr <oJhip 1Cl .1 m Rlbl(' St utl \', Wt"'i m /'lunthl\ t ' \'t' n l n ~ " t' I \I C'< 7. 'ltl p.m tip m , Pr avf't JllldPral,.rWrllnt:>sdl y 7p. You know what I remember though? Dad nt'ver forgo! to 11 a m. n l~ tl.l\ 7 lfl p m UM\ F ISf'nk•r st , ~un • Wt'dn C'stl.w Pr.t\1'1 M r('fln~ 7 10 p rn m. \'outh m('f"lln ll. 7 p.m . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, IO<atEd on come home. He never forgot to remember us children, for each MT MOHIAH l 'IWRUI OF C.OD , !1 ,1\ '1 p 111 f,lttni OJ'<ol) 1'\t'T'\' ol h('l' t:;un F:Df:N UNITED BRF:I'HRF.N IN Port"'f'roy Plk£<, County Rolld 25 netr F la1· d ,1\ h p 1T1 I rr\ 11lk11n I R11dn(' HN ' la mr" ~tii! Pt fh• ld p,1s !m It hn F:v, 1n ~ Su nd 1\ S1 hfltll Ill on .1m Su nd 1\ M1 >1 nlng wm ~ inp 11 1_-1 ,1 m C'hll , 7 30 p m ; SpC'l'laJ sriVICt"' fourt h Sundav H, for the honesty taught by your creed, 1i0 deveIop a character strong. ' each act 0 f a ffection ' .or t Now Ih e E IS you "F"t"l'l K•~t•ekg Fll•d Chlebw" : TRINITY CHURCH, .John Iliff, lntf'f'\m pa ~ For it helped you In getting along; o~ (row's Family Restaurant '-------------...1 And aT, just for teaching you how io succeed, MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH. l.ocall'd In Texas Communiiv oil ct Rt ~2 Rev Robert Sa nd,•rs. pasl or Jelf Holler lay l<ader Ed Rou sh Sunday School Supt Sunday ~~n~~;.,30,~u~,j, ~t-::in! ,;ors~!n~~~ From the A, for anxiety he would display When you'd oiven him cause for concern,· 992-2815 992-5432 Courthouse is for Father, whose upcoming day Will remind you Of What you ShOuld learn, 104 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY 992-5141 the POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 "Pom111g '1 Qwlllg $411 Sit" " "Serving Families" 106 lutttrnut A'llt., P...-ror, Oh. Arrots from The F 264 S. 2nd, Middleport 1614)992-2039 or (614)992-5721 Agencg, Inc. • Proverbs 4:1 Ractne 949-'lSSO FUNERAL HOME FLOWIIS FOI EVElY OCCASION • Get~eral Merchand•se Rawlings-( oats·B lower )• J, Wm " 81ll" Brown, Owner Phone (614) 742-2117 Grocenes- E ', w. Mam 992·2318 Pomeroy Pome"g Flowl' Shop WAID CROSS SONS SlORE I!NI~!e~!I!OWAI!:tI 804 ., l!ulland. Ohi045775 Servtee Locust & Beech Street 992·"21 M 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy RIDENOUR lilain - of Columbus, 0 • Brown's Fire & and Equl'prnent Sales Serv1ce ~ n Nationwide Ins. Co. •• @BIL~ FRANCIS FLORIST 221 W. Complete Automotive Pomero" Mf•ii(JI Cnunrv·~ ()ltUJ ~t Flon~t Homehle Saws • I • EWS & SONS SOHIO who my fltthu was; It matters who I remember he was. Prescrrpl1onS GIFTS m 216 S Second Pomeroy 992·332! It doean't matter ~!e )~t BOOKSlORE Church & Off1ce Supphes Friday, June 19, 1987:' ' Page-7'" The Interested Businesses Listed On ThiS Page. TEAFORD REALTY P. J. PAULEY, AGENT FAITH INITIALS THE REASONS ·"' ( I -- • By CHARLENE- HOEFLICH POMEROY -Ifyou'relooking for I he best deal In town m hea llh care, you'll fmd II at I he Meigs Mulltpurpose Buildin g on Mul· berry Hei ghts where the Mullt· phastc Hea llh Screening Clinic IS underway · Wher e else can y ou get a complel e exa mination -denial, eyes. pulmonary, audiology, po· dlatry, as well as a full range of laboratory lests- for $20 or les s. When the scr eening IS com· ple!ed on Tuesday evening, 11' s aniicipaferl that about 500 resident s will have ta ken adva ntage of the program whtch Is held every lhree years. Tuesday appolnlments ar e slill available, 1 to6:30p m ,and may be made by ca lling Beth Theis s. coordinator, at the Senior Cltl· zens Center, 992 2161. This year the heallh screening is co-sponsored by the Meigs County Council on Agmg and I he M ei gs County Hea llh Deparl · m ent which Is using about $10,000 In levy funds lo pay for needed supplies and lab work, like all of the blood tests, which ca nnol be per formed thereo n the day of the examinallon All of lhe professional s are donaling lheir time as well as m ore lhan 60 community volunl eers and senior citizen s enrolled in I he RSVP program. Dr. Harry Kales of Ohio Umvcrs1I Y, assisl ed by Doug Mill er and Russ Rev nolds doc· !oral studenls, and Richard Ap· plega <e, r esearch asslstanl , are handling the pulmonary- lung ra pacity lestlng for the screening. Dentists donaling l ime Io the program are Dr. Margie Lawson with her assist ani , Ca lhy Coa les . AQP . Racine Dental Clime, and Dr. K eith Riggs, Mitldleport. Visual examlnallons which in clude not only a regular eye checkup but evalualions for cataracts and glaucoma are being given by D r Jam es Schmoll, Middleport, Dr James Hoy, Marietta, Dr. H Croci, and Dr. Susan Quinn. A lhens. Hearing lests In the ~ound· proof booth at the H~alth Depart · m enl are handled and evalualed by Jane Ann Karr, M . A. of Karr Audiology, AThens, and Linda Kalwell, M A , Ohio Unlverslly. audiology supervisors. as sisted by Jane Good and Cathy Baker. speec h therapists, and several Ohio Universit y graduale slud enls. Podl slrlsts Dr. Donald Hannon and Drs. G . A. Taylor and Mallory, Gallipolis, are chec k ing oul lhe feet of !hose coming lhrough the clinic. Urinalysis, hemocult tes ts, lu · berculosis tests, nutrit ional coun seling, and blood pressure read· lngs are Included In addition to per sonnel o! the Council on A ging, lh e Health Department . and other counly health rela ted agencies. Vete· ra ns Memonal Hospllalls l aki ng an active role in 1he health screeni ng providing l aboratory tec hnicians and nursing slaff COMI'J.ETE BLOOD WORKU P - 1\n hnllortant part of th e heallh st•r eenlng Is the hlood workup . Rosemury Keller, laboratory technician, volunteering time to th e program draw s blood !rom Kale Uoush, Sal em Ct•ntcr . 'rh o hlood work Is helng handled through V et er~u1s M emorial Hospltul nt cost. 1\ll results of (II(' beull h screening nre !orwnrded to the physician des ign tiled by tht• patlenl. • ' i i , ~ ·~ ,· ·' r-------------~1 2 LITER PEPSI The hospil al ts also accom oda l · lng th e heallh screening program by doing some of !he <es tlng. like I he blood wo r k, al cos t Communlly and RSVP volun· l eers doin g desk work , serv ing r efreshm ent s, and act ing as guides include Rose Marv K eller, 12 PK. CANS l ab Jechnirlan , Joan Cot der. Betly Denny. Be!ty Newell, Jane ' Wallon. Lisa Parsons , Sh erry Oat st , Becky Roush. Virginia ' '' Buchanan. Dorot hy Lon g, Gladys Brothers, Betty Wey er s· miller, Lillian Demos key. Esther 6 PACK Harden. Dorolhy Downie. Mar y Buck, Bell y Chr istopherson, Evely n Gilmore, Bonnie John· . slon. Eil een Buck. J ess ie Martin, I Lula 'Hampton, Polly Eichinger, M yrlle Sisson Frances Rou sh. Clance Ervin, Faye Wildermuth , Gerald Wll· dermulh, Jan Ches hire. Scall y Hayes, H el en Fi sher , Phil Fol· ''• ' lrod, Florence Smith, Joan and TESTING. FOR GL.\ UCOMA - Rcgu lar eye checkups arc Jack Sorden, Reva Beach. Kat Important, not only to determine vision, but whether glaucoma or hleen Scol! , Mary K. Roush, Opal • cataracts exist. Jtere Dr. ,Jamt.,. L . Schmoll, Mlddlepurl Diddl e, Villce Se ll ers, Eleanor ..., optometrist, checks Leah Neu.~c, Forrc•t Run , lor glaucoma, at Smllh, Caroly n Smith, A nna the Mel~ Mulllphu.•ic Health Screening und erway now <It the Rose Fitch. James and Ida Di ehl, AI lht MlcW!opori -Pomoroy Multipurpose Building. Shirley Bell, Florence Richards, Cily limit1 Rhoda Hall. Teresa Byers , Eva Pomeroy 992 -6036' Dessauer, Lu cille Clay, E dna Carm an, and Bonme Conde Aller going lhrough th e health screening, th e resulf s are re v lewerl with the paltent by a nurse from the H eallh Depari · Mcmtx•rs of I he llomcbulldrrs m ent. Once 1he resu It s or 1he blood work and ot her out side 1 Cla ssofihc Middl eport C'hurc hol t esls are in. lhen the co mplei e Ch11 st and guests ga lhcrcd a! I he Information Is forward ed lo !he hom e of C len and Kathryn Eva ns physician designa ted by I he for a weiner roas t Aflcnding were Wlllai'd and p atleni Nellie Boyer . Thelm a Boyr t·, Bud and Hazel Wil son, Ru lh Ba rnharl, AI and Donna Ha rlson. .J er emy. Ca rne and Erin. Col· lee n Van Meter. Stacy Shui <'r. Ca t I and Dorothy Roach Trudy Family reunion William s and · child ren Kasey The Smllh and Bowles family 4 dr., low miles. Sharp. and .Jordan. Bill and Flo reunion will be held Sunday a t th e Cr ucser , Doris Ca l Ier. Marily n st> nior clllzens cenTer in P ome and Butch Wilco x, Dan ny and roy Potluck dlnn e1 a! 12· :1<1 ONLY per month Brlnl( table servire Jeancllc Thomas. Clarice E • win. Geneva and 1Ciuv Tulllc. Ray mond and Fat1e Co le. Do· Car wash mo. rothy Baker, and Dol de Por i h Eastern Marrhln~ Ba nd Fl ag Th e children " en! swimm ing Corp will have a ca r wa sh Only 32.000 Mile s during the evening Sa i urday . f rom9 to4, al Newe ll' s mo. Sunoco In Ches ter 4 apd. Air. 99C PEPSI $319 . ... " .. COKE . $149 . Main Street Market & : : GrHnhouse Homebuilders meet recently Community calendar SATURDAY Rev ival at the Danv1Ue Holl· rycs s Chut ch Thursday lhrou gh Sund av, Ju ne 28 wllh th e Rev J ohn Wh tl c a I 7 .10 p m mghll y :Special singmg : A hy mn smg w111 ix' held af I he ~azrl Community Church Sa !ur· ~ayv al 7 30 p.m The chu rch is locaied on Slalc Roule 124 Qelwcen Portland and Long Bollom. The smg will fea lure Can Ha yman and th e Faith Trio. •• Special m eet ing Shade River 1\odge 45~. F&AM. 6:30 p.m ~a l ut day; work In ma sl er mason ckgree. t : Belles and Bea us Squar e Dan ce Club sponsored dan ceR 10 I p m Salurdav af M eigs Senior tlzens CenT er. ca ller. Jerry chran, Fairmont, W. Va . · Ma son Gall Ia and Mellls Cru de for Chris< sponsored gospel ing. 7 p.m Salurday Chesler hurch of lhe Nazarene, .Jan a vender. Cathy M c Daniels, and 1ari ow Way Singers, Pqint Pl ea· oo nl , 10 be fealured I SUNDAY : The Scipio Township Fire Deparfmenl will sponsor a Ca p· 1atn D's !Ish dinner on Sunday a1 JQa m . lo4p.m al fheflreslallon In Harrisonville Ca p! am D 's fi sh dm nrr . 11 a m . fo 4 p m. Sunday af fire depar l · ment quarwrs In Harrisonv ille sponsored by Sc ipio Tow nship Fit·c De par lmrnt. Smit h famil y reunion at Se nior Cillzens building. Pomeroy. 11 a m . Io 4 p.m.: potluck dinner. bring ow n !able sen Icc •• Russell ' 1980 CHE. MONZA ....................S7Qll SS969 Rev Gll bcrl Craig will spea k al 11 a.m. and Rev. Douglas Car ter at J :lO p.m Sunda y IO conclude lhe celebra l ion or the 109t h annl\'ersary of the Moun! Mor iah Bapllsl Church In Mid· dl eport Speaker tonight Is Rev Lamar Bryan! and Rt>v. Ca lvi n Minnis on Friday evening with bolh services al 7 p.m. Deadlint• exlended The M eigs County Junior Fair king and queen application s dead line has been extended l o 4· 30 p m. on Wednesday, June24 All applications should be turned In to the Meigs Counly Extension Service Office. Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy .,....~~2~Y IS'-- fath~f' M r . and Mrs.' Well have two daughters, Heather, eight, and Leah , five. Paternal grand· mother Is Mrs. Evelyn Well, Pomeroy, and maternal grand· parents are Wayne and Janeth Beal, also ol Porperoy. a On Sunday, All Fathers Will ADOLPH'S DAllY VALLEY POIIIUJr, ~ 1986 1986 1987 1985 DSO PICKUP~~~-~~~~.~... mo. PLY. RELIANT ....~~~.......... !182~: mo. PLY. SUNDANCE ............ 186 mo. 10 PONTIAC GRAND AM .... 5191 mo. 1984 mo. f~~nN L~~!!s!N~~K~~ AN~ Tt~? 92 .' ALL VEHICLES AVAILABLE WITH WARRANTY 2 door. auto.. air loaded FIOM tile,_, ..... le••ny $1 5753 Automatic Air 1979 LTD BROUGHAM FREE SUNDAE "It 1982 WV RABBIT....................... $ 2562 1984 CHEV. CAVALIER............ 1 mo. 2 dr. automatic. $ 2797 1982 MERCURY ZEPHER ......... 1 mo. SPECIAL OF THE VIEEK Receive A • and Linda • Well are announcing the birth o! their t)tlrd child. a son, Ashton F;ugene Well , born April 17 at O'Bleness ltemorlal Hospital. The Infant ltelghed SI!Ven pounds, 14 ounces. •• $19 745 Pomeroy Volunte<-r Firem en 's Assoc lallon will sponsor a chicken barbecue a1 the fire station starlin g at II a m Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Well announce birth of son I 1984 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE IFill .1..•" ttl-1556 NOW $995 SEE CAROL, MARK OR LARRY . -cooPER ' Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge · 399 South Third Middleport 992-6421 L �The Datly Senttnel Pubhc N o ttce ate of 39 Rut and S t eet "' 8 -----,P""u""'b'"'l,tc- . S' a"le -:--- & Auctton P obate Ju dge ena K Neue oad C erk 6 5 12 19 J tc 3 ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLE AUCTION Announ cem e n ts 1987 GMC F-15 Sunday Juno 21 I p m Howell 1 Grove Pork Belore Ohto f U RN TUR ( 0 1 ~ Ch I 1 d 11 Let Us Fanee Vou I• Rt 124 Pomeror Ohoo FREE ESTIM ATES AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Trantllliulon PH 992·5682 fHS OE N Al CO MMERC AL RAOIATOR SERVICE 992 2196 M ddl e port Oh o Ha ppy Ads TRENCHING SOUR LINE I ench ng of Any Type Ba ckhoe Se 'f ct P umb ng Se vee Cus1am Weld ng owboy Hau ng Happv Birthdav J. Beam Se p c Sy s ems We Ca y Cone e e Cu ve Is TRENCHING SERVICE Rt 4 " " ' Ru n Road Ph one 1 (6 t 41 992 3325 MARCUM CONTRACTING POMEROY 0 992 2259 RUT !A NO - lOyr o d b ck a c home n a good loca on Ove ac e and 3 bed ooms ? hafhs lu basemen a ge pa o equ pped k !chen nany o he nce featu es NOW $44 900 DO MIDDLEPORT - Ow e wants asaP and s offc glhs home Mdd epo I a a educed p ce La ge ot a on one ftoo 2 be ooms bath PO!Ch ASK Ng $1620000 POMEROY - SPRING AVE - HH a ealr ce l ome has p ce ose - ownes ave eh a ca and need a uyc 3 bed ooms usab eba nl Deck even a smal Ra n a a Mucl no e lARGAIN $77 OCtOO CHESlER OHIO •R OOF N G SIDING •W NDOW REPLACEMENT •R EMOD EL NG & ROOM AOO T ONS •GARAGES llo POLE e UJLOINGS R EFER ENCES ,hone Day or hontngs 985·4141 VINYL & ALUMINUM 5 2 87 mo GEIIEIAL CDIITUCTOIS 6 10 87 I mo pd e CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL SOCIAL SERVICES WORKER 3 for Social Wo ker 3 at Gtll pols Developmenttl Cen ter mutt be QMRP Cer11f tble lcenteorpendnGieeftA E ~~:pt­ r ence working with MA popu a tionaumemberofan nterd tc p nary team f nte eated conttct the Peuonnel Depert mtnt 1t GDC Ga pol 1 Oh o •&831 Telephone 614 '-48 1642 EOE 3 Announcements PH. 992-2772 6287lmo KEN'S Wanled LPN 1 at Otk H I Commun ty Med ctl Center Inc Pert t me must be e~~:per enced n Gar st:r ca Ple•e tubm t numet to Shet W Johnson RN BSN D eetor of Nura ng 360 Chtrlotte Avenue Oak. H II Oh o 456156 APPLIANCE 4 GIVeaway s •D shwash e s late cabbege plant • 614 367 0624 •Rang es •Refr gerators •D vers •F e eze s PARTS and SERVICE t40 or more f ee me chand se fo h• ng JUil a 1135 needle Crlft ca.. 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Jng 1 ond 2 boolroom epert~Mnta tt Vlll191 -ondR_A_ m ... 1 1ft Middleport From ute " " " ' • • - Col 814 "2 Tn7 EOH Now buy ng she co n ot 1111' eon Ca for atettquottt Rver City Farm Supp y 61" •46 2986 71 13 &00 BTU G bson Alt Cond t10ner Ct 814 112 3249 71 Buy one tnv s ze cht n saw cht n and get tecond cheln htlf p ce SIDERS EQU PMENT CO Henderson W Vt 304 675 7421 63 Aptrtmentl fo tht Eldlfly F enehto wn Apartments 727 Fourth A.ve Op•lng aoon 24 un ta des gnH fo Santor CHI zentll52 • o de } I hendl ctpped pertons Rant ne ud na edjust ment for wlttt sewage & elect c 1 bend on tenentt ncome Equel housing oppor tun lty Appl cttlonl m-v be ptcktd up tt Spring Vall., Plaza Coli 441 4839 AN ol0<1ric ~oot 14 •cr• aty wtt« pwed oad cloll to town 304 87& 1804 ottor 3 00 'R o G tnde New 2 IR Apt tf gerato • w•t• Stove turn ahtd 12 26 pit' month No peta Depotlt Ctll 114 444 Renl~l s 8038 HOUI81 for Renl 51 Household Goods 61 Farm Equtpment pm 3 o 4 Bed oom house in ICygM C eek Schoo 0 t t ic::1 Reteren ctt Ph 614 4"6 81521 3 o 4 bedroom houte n Southern Loctl School D tt c:t References e • lVI lablt C1 614 992 6018 BUOGETT anamlasons Used& Rebu t AI type• Gut anteed 1 m numum of 30 dtys w I daliver c:11h & ca ry o nate Ph 614 379 2220 or 1 304 676 6766 ~;::;::::;:~::::::;:;;~~~~~-~ 77 Rottrv cultrvtto p4ow mower fo • G l\lely tcto A so u•td p1rt1 fo 1 G avely T t eto Ct 814 448 4148 47 Wanted to Rent Auto Parts & Accessonea 79 Motors Homes & Campers UtI ty bldg 27 •36 o9 13 18 t 1clc doo 6 3 w1 k doo 14444 e ected I on Ho •• Bldgo 614 332 9745 8ac eaon t bb e Rd offRt62 Plus 110 e bu d ng wa ehouae 3 BR house ba n cellar Put 2 ot he bu d ng1 A I b tek top oad Ca 304 458 181 8 Ctll eh er 6PM 76 Bu d ng Mtte 1 1 Block b ck nwe p pes w n dows nte 1 etc Cltude W n tif t R o G tnde 0 Cell 614 245 5121 MF 15 Trtdor witt! bt er & mow ng mach ne U800 Fo d 1 tc:tor with flni1htd mowe 12 300 c. 814 2115 15522 Farms lor Sale Boat 1 8 ft l one St1 90 HP Johnson mot o HD trt IM Ca 614 388 981 2 55 Butldmg Supphes 61 Farm Equtpment New Otk.wood htng ng sw ng 1125 New Oakwood po ch gl de 1250 Ct I 814 448 1771 1986 24 tt Pontoon noatbot 70 HP Evenrude motor t a er Lots E~~:t 11 See It Gtlllpollt 8oat Club Ctl 614 441 4782 / Besketbl hoo p w th btckbo1rd S. net Nev er used 304 676 1638 Boetsand Motors for Sale 16 fl Gl111t on 85 HP Me cury Exc Cond S2 000 Call 614 379 2221 H~ S PART tf" 1-l~ WH~<RE D HER {:f;1 67 Furntshed Rooms 75 IHE: R61Cf n3 Houl8 3 IR 1 loceled 111 Fourth Ave t181 mo •11 d11p Colt 814 1141 3870 .. 814..,. 1340 tftl1 3204 H-ord Avo A little LAYNE S FURN TURE 3 rooms and ba h g11 heat g ound f oo w11he tnd d ye hook up no ch d en mmed 1 1 occupancy No pett Phone 30 4 67S 4480 ex 53 o 60 1 4 ~~: 70 3 bed oom n shed 1 2~~:60 2 part y u n shed Ca 7 479 N eo1y tumlollod omolt Adults only Atfet'tncet • quired Off .trNt ptrk no Ph -a.oc TONY S GUN REPAIRS hot reblu• ng f " puppy wfth each blue ng ob etll 30" 875 4031 PARSONS FURNITURE 6 oom s end beth at langsv e 8200 pe month pus dapott Appro~o~ed efe enca1 aqu red Ca 614 992 7286 Mob e hom e Almost complere y emode ed nc udet un de p nn ng b oek f ont po ch e ec po e S5000 Ca 6 14 667 6768 41 Remod~ noYtrdSale Stu day June 20 I 00 till 1 261 1 end 2813 Jofforoon A.. GOOD USEO APPL ANCES Waahert d~lft et a••to • ranges Skagg• Applltncu Upplf River Rd bnide Stone c" Mottl 614 446 7398 90 Day• tame •• c11h w h tpproved c ed 1 3 M lea ou Bu av Ia Rd Open 9am to 5pm Mon th u Stt Ph 614 448 0322 12 ~~: 6 5 35 Lots Wanlad To Buy " 32 Mobtle Homes for Sale 34 Part i: me. appl cant must be up• anced n chtng ng ct t uck tnd t tete ttrn f ont and al gnment • p us must hwe mechtnicll ab t M Appfy n !*'ton only no phone clllt pl ...t Oh o Vellty Tire Out et Gt pol • Ferry W Vt Goodbye' Betty !' 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'" Rench style app ox 2 ac 11 3 bed oom 2 ~ blth arge k t Chen d lh Wll het d IPOII N ng room w th f ep ece fam ly oom d n ng oom Ot ty oom water soften• 2 ce garage 18x38 n g ound pool wHh hea e t lso detatched bu d ng app 011: 2811:34 Cho eetocet on Ctll Day 814 742 2211 or 614 378 6426 n ght Wtnted mature ltdy tO ve n By own., Smal 2 BR hom e with elde ly ledy good home FromSt At 218 takeK nerRd 111onab e pay must have rete 1 8 mIt-t It hou se on r ght1 ancea raapond to Point P 11nnt •12 000 wil help fi n1n ce Call Reg at., Bo• P 18 200 Ma n 614 «e 2917 St Pont P ea .. nt We PlY cah for Itt mod.t ct ... 5191mo t1U e1 g ow ng MANUFACTURER of 0 RIB 6 Appl Cit ont now being ac cepted to a part me even ng sh ft pot on fo Mad ce ab techn can Contac pe t onne off ce Pleatlnt Valley Hosp Valley Onve Po nt P ea11nt W v. 1 304 876 43 .. 0 10 8 lfc EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES BISSEll SIDING CO. Seve 1 cartons of church uted hymn books 304 676 4856 lovely new 3 BR home bu It th 1 3 00 "VINYl SIDING • AlUMINUM SIDING "BlOWN IN INSUlA nON 4 tame k. ttent 9 weekt o d B II R1dfo d 614 992 5218 1pr ng 2 c1r gll'lge n ce a 81 Clay II c ty tchoo 1 6 m et 992·3410 JOHN TEAFORD ~ Ptn Beag e spayed femt e Jutt 1tar1 ng to un rabbltl to Ql\/8 away Needs wo k Lovet child en Ce 614 992 3717 after S 00 pm F ee Est ma 1es NEW GR PS TR OPHI ES PLA QUES BADG ES Day or D 1kw11he tO gN8 IWI\' Mty be ab e to be ape red Ca 614 992 3717aftlf 5 00 p m ca 8 00 GOLF LES S ON S Real Es lale The Meigs l oca Schoo D st r;t 1 cu untly seek ng app cat on t Homes lor Sale f om c ertit ed appl can 1 fo en Au tttn t Ve 1 ty Footba Cotch 7th and 8 h G ade Home fo Sale by Owner Footba Coach Boys 8th G tde G eanb er Est 3BR b IN II Buketball Coach Boys 7th on24acret AC WBFP wet Grtde Buketbell Coach All 1 blf 2 car e••ge Ph Befo e tnt H gh School T eck Coach 4 OOPM 614 446 4009 After Jun or H gh T ack Coach A" st 4PM Ph 304 676 3816 ant Juno H gh Track Coach G Is Volleyba I Coach G t New 4BA 2 ba h Cltrk D Au stent Vo e ybe Coech • s 2 000 Newty emod fld Ht G rl1 Reserve Soflbel Coac h 2BR U2 000 n Add son Ca I G Is Jun o High Batke1ba 446 6698 \ Cot ch H gh Schoo Cheer eade Adv tor Freshman Chaar etde Fo Sa eo Luu Adv tor and J unio H gh Schoo 4 BR 2 bath full bl1ement wtth CheM e&de Advl1o to the eboveg ound pool & XL dedt on 1987 88 schoo yea Appl 1 2 IC I IC 011 f om Addtv Ita cants must ho d a va d Oh o 9 ade school Flnenc ng eva a teach ng ce t f ca1a an«;; for be wrth 1mall down peyment cotch ng pos t on• must meet Pr eed thou11nd• below tp ce t f cat on equ emtnh of p a sed ~•lue C1 1 Ba z 919 Oh o fo sports mad c ne and 791 2162 CPR Pertont nt e aated should contact DanE Mo 1 Super n tendent of Me g1 l ocal Schools 1 621 South Th d Avenue In M ddleport Oh o w ok DENNY CONGO WILL HAUl JUST CALl' Reasonoblo 3 kit en t to give awev 1 wh ta 1 yet ow 1 ye owandwhte Ca 614 992 6264 WOk 1 3 86 tfc At e P umb ng a d e ec Farm Eq111•111ent Parts & Service 1986 Cue trac::to D 818 w11h lotder 4x4 WD • 1 6 000 Ca 614 643 2603 632 7669 He p netd&d n pr vtte hom e fo oldorly Coli ~14 992 6673 Cone ete wo k Autho r red John Doe re New Holland Bush Hog farm Equopment Deale ~ ~ SERVICE Roo f n g and gu Busmess Opportumty 54 Mtsc Merchandise The Dally Sentinei- Page- 9 ~ NEW ANO USED MOB LE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL TV MOB LE HOME SALES 4 M WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 5 k tttns to 9 vuway 2 black 2 b ack and yellow 1 gray stripe Call 614 742 2793 CARPENTER Addona and emode ng GUYSVILLE OHIO SWAIN AUCTION l FURNITURE e2 0 ~• St Ga•l pol• NEW 6 pc wooclg oup. •399 Llv n; room IU tn 1189 1699 Bunk bedt whh bedding- I 189 Ful a 111 matt til • foundtUon start ng 199 Rae lnen 1982 Mans on ve f on o To a aeet e bedrooms and many Co 614 992 3348 nace hea t pum ps and a con 8 20 86 !In 21 ond Res denta l and small com 51 Household Goods Fu tV fu n shed 2 bedroom home n Rec ne With equ pped lutchen in \1' IIW p Op~ ICJOII from General Sto e E11y a ce•• to Oh o Rrver boat launChing and se ndy beach •16000 614 949 2168 0 614 949 2218 95 duct wo k hu mdIe s fu Serv~ee LAFF-A·DAY and HEATING & COOLING Pomeroy-Middleport Ohto Homes for Sale 95 Hall - 194 95 6 1 6 2 87 1 mo U Sl RT SO EAST Servile Rustorotton M ddlepor l Ohto 45760 54 Mtsc Merc handose •R ep ace m e nt W ndo w s •N e w Roof ng Custom Po1nllng 168 North S.<ond Housinq Headquarters &Hall - '34~5 SALES & SERVICE HUDNALL PLUMBING & HEAliNG 992 3325 Anr 1 v ng Room •S to m Doo s •Sto m W ndows REASONABlE Demonttrtte the a gnt ne n ptrty plln F ee k t Toys g hs home deeo plus b and new Ch stmaa n11 O~o~er 800 Items No delive ng no col ac::1 ng No a~~: per ~tnce Ca F end y Home Pan as 1 BOO 227 1510 446-6323 o~:!. •ln su la t on Finanml GOVERNMENT JOBS $16 040 869 230 y Now H ing Ca 805 687 6000 E ~~:t R 9806 fo current fader a tt Full b ooded mele Pek ngMe 2 y 1 o d To good home Good wr1h en d en Male ctt Ca 814 448 1610 CARPET UPHOLSTERY PLUS VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Ltwn mower repe W II p ck up tnd dtrvlt' A 10 I ght haul ng Cel 614 74Z 2393 o 614 742 3091 Now Open! Oh o R ve Ctmpg oundt Fu hook up or tent camp ng on river f th ng boat ng Rtc ne Ohio Call814 949 2626 ICUT OUT fOR FUTURE USEJ 31 Why PlY an when you can buy a house on lend cont act? Ca 6 14 992 2403 Op.,.~ng An nou nc e111 en Is FREE ESTIMATES Friday June 19 1987 6 rQoma and beth Ooub e ga age Ia ge ot on Grant St n M dd ap ort Redu ced fo qu dt • •• Phone614 992 6429 I. 1111 L&W CLEANING GEARY'S BODY SHOP 5 19 81 1 mo Ce1trf ed Appra sals J&L BLOWN INSULATION 268 6260 an:u J&L BLOWN INSULATION 985-3561 All Maku RUSS MOORE 992 2526 Col81~ J m t odd jobs pant ng drrv&> way ftl~ng earpentet" wo k & oof ~~ t~ & h~g• e~~:pa eneed Ctll 814 3 79 2418 161 •Was hJ! 3 30 • detly 1dy 8 30 o Septic tank pump ng res dental & commer et 180 pe load Ron Eva nt En1erp sea J ackton Oh o Ca 614 288 6930 EUGENE LONG f o7p m car• fo 1 B Wanted 1o Do Free Est mates HOURI 1ue Wed 614 843 5248 PH 992-3537 p Need btbvtftter for 1smtH ch d n .,... Holaer Med c.. Ctl 81. 448 8217 tft• 8 PM SERVICE Sunday 1 pm 7 pm By Chon ! o Appo nlm! n Help Wanted Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodel ng Roof ng of all Type• Worked m home area 20 years Pomeroy SMALL ENGINE REPAIR E 216E 2 nd St ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL R1vertne Ant1ques 1124 Eosl Mo n St SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Ph Situations Wanted Woman to come nto home o ' 5 Moddleport Oh 992 6611 I J 87 RUllOR 5 22 87 mo 5 J1 mo VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY Real Estate ~ 985 4182 or 667 6954 Pome oy Oh o 45769 PH (6 41 992 2834 o 992 6704 f ee Es ma es Jacobsen TEAFORDm HAND 8o CIA SAWS CARBIDE TIPS SCISSOR S SN PS PLANER BLADES ROUT ER BITS CL PPE R BLAO ES KITCHEN KNIVE S PRUNERS BANO SAWS CHAI N S AW CHAIN S 35178 Ook Noll Rd long Bottom OH 45743 11 am Author zed Serv1ce & Parts B ggs & Stra tt on Te c umse h Weed Eate ho m e l te R e al Es la t e G e n e ra l A COllY IN111PIISI WILLIAMS D. Pepper R. PEATS SHARPEN UP L ce n se d & B onded Seez Va, All My Love 1f11iP 6 17 lfc 1 13 tic Happv 29th! PH 742 2027 or 992-7121 PAT HILL FORD Call 992 3293 T.O. FENCE COMPANY We can repatr and re core rad1ators and heater cores We can also ac1d borl and rod out radiators We al so repatr Ga s Tanks Loaded 2 414 m1ies 6 year 60 000 m1le warranty Included 5 ACCENT Roger Hysell Garage 12 Sr·rvll.r:~. 11 F»aul ne H Roush d eceased ~:b~~~7 ~~ck [r·r,Jiov nr·r I Business Services NOTI CE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDU CIARY On May 29 1987 n the Me gs County P obate Co url Case No 2 5536 Pau R cha d Rous h 3 958 2 Ba 30 Road Reedsv I e Oh o 457 72 was appo nted Ex ecuto of t he estate of M dd oport Friday June 19 1987 Ohto 1811 Chwolo luporoport 327 ong!no. blue 2- ~ ...,.., Col 114-"2 7147 1111 Hond• CR)C II e11c cond bolt oftw 304 178 1414 '"v 1180 KIWI18kl 710 LTD 10 000 mH11 fully dr••td . .c cond 11 100 00 30' .... 10111 1871 Kawooalo l 500 oeoo -:104 782 20U oo 18M four wllool• IX200 18M tour lrocll 280 tour wh... • 11 200 00 or bot~ L2 000 00 304 171 2711 can .nvdme ••ell R • M Cullom Couch• tnd Rtupholstery I t At 7 C own Cll v Oh 114-258 1470 Evt 114 «e 3438 Open do rv 81o 4 30 Sot 8 30 I O 1 30 0 d & new Uphoatered *' ' MowrtY • UphQitt•lng •.-.4no county • 1122 Yll 1 Tht n tumltuft uphOittlring Cal 304 175 4154 for f tt Nt matN It' �Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel --Local briefs---, 1\ confirmation of sale and order fo r deed and distribution has been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court ina loreclo· sure action by Diamond Savings and Loa n Co. agai nst Joyce A. Blake, et a!. The plain IIff has been awarded a deficiency judg· ment of $10,847.52 in the action. The court furth er orde red a deficiency judgment of $!\47 OJ plus lnleres t Jo defe ndant Cit y Loan and Savings Co. Capital Savings and Loa n Co., now known as Brnefi('ial Mort· Prizcs in throe places will be awarded in thc th ree catogorirs of th r pi<' baking con test to bl' held Sunda y at the Mr igs MuS<·um as a part of Heritage WeekPnd activ it ies . Brslde t hr t hrre placrs, a best ove rall prize will be given. The categor ies arc apple. cherry and miscellaneous. Pit•s arc to be brought to lil t• Museum Sunday at 2:30p. m. w1 th judgi ng to :~ p . m . ttnd thr winners ilnd pr izes awonlrd at 4 p.m . t\ftf'l ' that th..rc wil l be an auc tion of the pirs. 1\ frat urr of activities on Saturday will b<> a ham bu rger ca t in g co nt est sponsored by Plcascrs at 4: :JO p.m. 1\ge groups will bt' I2 ''nd U\'<' r and 12 and undrr. Rt•gistrat ion will be at 4 p.m. On bo th days lht•rr will be ga mes for thc chi ldren . iVIan 'caught in the act' Two defendant s forfe it ed bonds and fiv e others were fin ed in Ihe courl of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesda y night . Forfeiting bonds were Gary Boggess, Pomeroy, $100, posted on a dl sorderl.v manner charge, and Ronald L. Ri ce, Ra cine. $41. speeding. Fined were Kenn elh Wise, Middleport, $425 and cos Is, three days In jail , driving under the influ ence: $100 and costs, posses· c h<.~n,;.l'd w i! h poss('ssion of ma riju ana und Ht temptin g to conv ey eontraban<l into the grounds of a detent io n fa cil it y. He was srhedulted to appear th is morn ing before J udge Patrick O'Brir•n in Ml' igs Cou nt y lourt . 11h of 10::10 a. m.) House ... Co ntinued from page 1 l'rnvid"d h,y llrycc and Mark Smith of lllunl ~; Ills & l.tH'Wi Rep. Freder ick H. Deering, D"Monrocv illc. au thor of the ga s tax hike, sa id it will enable the department to resurface 1/100 Prin• mi les of sta tr hig hw ays and .. .. . 27 J.H repair 210 bridges. short of the ..2H:Y, ODOT goals but more than Firm Am i': !t'rl ri(' 1-'ow£ '1 1\T&T ....... A s hl;.~ncl Oil .... l i:n~ Boh F. v Jn s F arm~.; ... ... . ... .... 2fi und t rnd i ng :-,t •:.;s iun •.v iii hl'g in at 7 p.m . foll owed IJy .:1 t•oin aut·t io n Jn d rc·fr p~ h mf•nl s . F.MS has :\ c·alls MPi gs C oun t,\' w ithout the lax . " We·' ll probabl.v b£' Medical S.·n ·it't•s rrport s tht'e<' ca ll s Thur:.;duy : S_'r' l"i.ICU SP at 1: 2~! to 1\mbf'rgf'r Roo.td for Ma _v Hn!lt •r to V(•! N an.-. Mrm orla l <t.!ll . ll o., plt<tl', ltu tl ;l!H.I at :1 12 p.m. to SJa iP Routr• i ii\~ for Carlos J<str p to V<' lrriln s MPmorlal llospita l: Ra eim· at H: II J p.m. to Stal t' Houle :\:lH fo r J.r·s tn Schultz to :-t in!<'rSiai C' hi ghw avs oul sidr th r r: Dooi) 'I;- :sV\'illia Ml'f :ool Syvilli;o M. McCoo l. HO, lor ol' Cd di;. cl it'tl WC'dnhda~· Sur\' i\' ing ar c• hrr hu ~ b; tnd . I·:. McCoo l: 1hr £'t• so ns. ( ;Pnc · I{()~; .Jo hn M. divorce. Cynthia Robso n has bee n resto red by Ihe co urt tu hrr former name Richards. Kimberly Person has been grant ed a divorce from Harold Person. South Ct•nlral Ohio Thu nderstorms like))· toda)', with a cha ncr of severP s1orms and highs between ~5 and 90. Mostly cloudy tonig ht. with a chanc e of thunders torms and a low between li.'i and 70. Occa· sional showers and thunder· storms Sa turday. with highs ncar 80. The probabi lit y of precip it a· tion is 60 percent toda v, <0 thrir Te n defe nd a nt s forfeited bonds, nine of Ihem on speeding charges. in the court of Pomeroy Ma yor Richard Sey ler Tuesday nig ht. Forfeiting specdin g bonds were David C. Lowman. Hart · ford , W. Va .. $47: Edna M. Na nce. Syracuse. $48: Robert E Seevers. Newport , U7: Geo rge R. Holman, Ra ci ne, $48; Jane A. Michael. Pomeroy, $4fi; Mickey S. flollon, Long Bot:om. $47; J ames Snodgrass. Rutland, $46; Wayne Zeigler .. Albany, $46; Juli e A. Miller. Ga llipolis. $50. Ricky Schaefer. Middl eport, for· felted bonds of $63, opera ting while under sus pension. and $63, ex pired plates. Fi'ned in Mayor Sey ler's court were Brooks A. Glm·er ,.Cal lipo· lis Ferry, W. Va .. driving while intoxica ted. $:l7o and costs: Tho· mas Quillen, Middleport , assaull on an officer. $31.1 and costs, and mt:~rri <J,lH"- Hospital news Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT On June 1. 1987, in the Meigs County Probale Court. Case No. 25.537, Constance M . BUllock, A . D . 1,' Box 1477, Clarendon, Pa ., 1 6313 was appointed E~eecutrix of the estate of Permelia A . Cole . deceased, late of 360 Pearl Street Middleport, Meigs County, Ohio. Robert E. Buck. Probate Judge lena K. Nesselroad, Clerk 16)5, 12, 19, 3tc \'elcrans Memorial Public Notice T hu rsda y Ad miss ion s - Hurl Blevins. La n•svi . . iJ c·, Ma)· J-l olter. PUBLIC NOTICE Jaymar Coal Company, Route 1, Cheshire, Ohio cine: Robert ilur kc. Tu ppers 45620, husubmitted a coat mining and reclamation per· P lai ns. mit applicotion, numbered Thur sday Di sc ha rgr s 0780. fcratippleareatotha .Jam~s Web<>r. rtol land Will. tlhio Department of Natural Rac in e; Ch ri sl in e ShaPUN . Pomf'roy : Dc•borah Wol fe . Rll· Lottery numbers that people do not wish lo trave l at 711 ur RO mph. bu t rat her at a ru tr ." I • U. S. Open concludes today Health fair -Page B-1 Beat of the Bend: 'Just in the nirk of time' Page A-6 Spt'ed limit issue inmh'es lot,; of politir,; Page A-2 an d 17 numbers: Daily Number 791. Ticket sales lolaied $1,241.40:5, with a payoff due of $278,095. PICK-4 8o27. PICK ·4 ticket sales totalea $180.~150, with a payoff du e or $81,217. PICK·4 $1 straight bel pays $:i,256. PIC'K-4 $1 box bet pays $219. Public Notice Public Notice __:_:......:_..1.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Fathn's Day Weekend Entertainment At ROCKY'S IN RAVENSWOOD APPEARING JUNE 19 & 20-"AMIX" (10 PM-2 AM) BAND JAMBOREE SUN., JUNE 21, 3 PM-?? HOST BAND: "THREE". Bands from Parkersburg, Ravenswood, Pomeroy, and the surrounding areas. Any Band Interested In Playing ... CALL 304-273-9015 or 614-949-2092 By STEVEN TRIPLETr Tines-Sentinel News Editor GALLIPO LIS - The news from U.S . Rep. Clarence Miller IR·Ohiol. last Wednesday lhat $34 million has been appropriated for 1988 by Ihe House Approprialion Committee is jus I part of" continuing story of the improvement project at the Ga llipolis Jocks and dam. Tolal cost forecast for the project in Februa ry of 19R6 was $353 million. The $:14 million is three limes the money originally requesled for 1988. Construction should begin this fall and the addit ional funds mean the project ca n proceed qu ickly. Bids for construction will be opened in September according to Public Affairs officer Dave Bayard of Ihe U.S. Army Corp of Engineers. Hunl ingt on W.Va. According to Bayard most of the engineeri ng work and land acq uisition has been complcled. Bayard says the project will ta'ke from seven to eight years lo complete. The appropriation still has to pass a vote by the House and Senate. Barry Palmer: Dlreclor of the Association for lhe Development of lntcrsla te Nav igabil it y in America's Ohio Va liry , Dl · NAMOJ, says the Gallipolis project has been targeted In Washington . as "the number one priority in bill H .R. 6. " Also in H.R. 6 arr locks and dams No. 7 and ~ on lhc Mononghahela River: second chamber , Jocks and dam No. 26 on" the Mississippi River; Bonnev ille locks and dam on the Columbia Riv er and Winfield locks and dam on the Kanawha River. DINAMO's membership is made up of busi· nesses. local govern ment s and organizati ons who supporl improvemenls of watetway navigability. DINAMO has lobbied In support of the wal erway projects. The big obsta cle for thp projrct was hurdled in November of 1985, when Congre0s approved omnibus waler resour,es leglsiat ion which aulhorized lhe project. Accordi ng to Baya rd money has not been a big problem. but' getting authorization for the project was. One big issue which was rcsoi,·ed when the project was au thorized concerned cost shar ing provisions. The House wanled onc"thi rd of thc By CHARLENE IIOEFUCH Tlmes-Stmtlnel Stall POMEROY - E~ h iblts of art s and crafts, antiques and collect!· blcs are always a part of Herltagr Weekend al the Meigs Museum and this year's displays are unique waiting Ia be viewed. Among the exhibits are an antique doll a nil toy collecllon on display, woodworking and other lools from earlier times, pots and pans used by turn· of-the-cen tury homemakcrs. a weaving loom, · spinlng wheel and old sewing ma chines, old phonographs and records, as well as miscellaneous furnishings from homes of gener· at ions past. Among the new displa ys this year Is one of hand·woven baskets from the collection or Donna; Ohllng,er. ThP Jar!(est' baskel of the display was made by Joe Young of l.ong Bottom In 1900. He made It for his bride to be usM as a conlal ner lor firewood. Anolher Is a market basket made in 193:; and given lo Mrs. Ohlinger's mother, Hilda Whil e, by Apperson Young In payment for some wallpapering, while another Is a small colored \Jut not 1\'ans portl'd: Hut land at 2: Ill p.m. to No•\\' Lima Hoa<l for .luanit: t l.amt)('rl to Vr t ( • ran ~ Mr•m or ia l ll os pit< ll : ltm·int' a l .' ~ :- n p.n1 . to Dor ca s fo r C i ne! ~· Stalans 10 \ 't'\f ••rdn s Memorial g r eat · · F ri en ds may GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St . Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992·2976 SPRING RSUMMER HOURS MON.-WED. & IHURS. q.s lUES. & FRI. q.a SATURDAY 9-1 ttospi ta l: Hutl;llld at 9 ·IHp.m . to tt am )l! On Il oilo\\' 11oad fo r Hurl Olt'V lrls to \ 'l't rr an< Mt' mor lal Hos pi tal : S)Ta r uS<' at JO:Ot p.m. lransportctl K ar~ n McCO)' to HOME LOANS THE GRAVELY SYS \. V~l~'IP~I~·a~ns~-~~1~Pn~l~O~I'i~al~f~lo~<~pi~l;~tl~.--~:::::::::::::::l:E~~~~ ~ Ha~~y father's Day 0 samsonlte"....: FlJRNIIUA( FRIDAY & · SATURDAY *No Application Fee *Long Tenn, Fixed Rates *Minimal Down Payment And Closing Costs. REMEMBER WHEN! - These ACales were used by Phllly Sr. In Meier Brothers Meaat Shop, locaated In the bottom of the upra house, now Elberfeld's Parklnr Lot, many year!! ago. They arc now a part of Shirley Huston'• antique tool colledlon on e><hlhlt at the museum, displayed here by Nancy Reed. ~elcr, North ready to go to jail WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. William Cohen', R·Maine, a member of the Iran-Contra paael, said Saturday be belle~es U . Col. Oliver North iB prepared to ro to Jail rather than testily about hiB actions to arran11e tbe far-Rung affair. Interviewed with p1111el colleape Sen. David Boren, D· Okla., on CNN's "Evans A No.ak," Collen also 1ald North's silence has put the select Hou~~e-Senate commilleel Janttlratinr the scandal "at his mercy" as they barpla with North'1lawyers to get his testimony. Boren and Collen, also the chairman and vice chairman of the Senate lntelll«ence Committee, offered lllelr -menls of the congrf!SIIIonal probe utile lrliii'Conlra panel prepares to open a second 1et of public llearlnp Tue.day after a 14·day break. The first slx·•eek Rretell ended .Juae t wltll erltleal queltions surroundlnr tile forelp policy affair bec.-c fer &M'I'en from tbe pnr;·ho Marlae officer wllo •lltl Nn, II wu a 1talf member on tbe Nalloeal SeetlriiJ c-u. 81•ce 1111 •mlual lor hi& involvemellt Ill tile ~al, NortiiU. nf111 e• to apeak, lnvoklnr the Flftk Amllllhtlll proledlotl acal•l tell· lncrbnlnatloa. After lnlenle nerotlallons with apeelal p.-.tor Lawre•ce Walsh, who! 111 pun111111 ertmllllll ella pe ID Jlle CMe, tbe lraa-Contra panel s•pt ... pt llmW IIDnalty from PI' neCitloll for Nortll - wldcll awcp 111 llhn It ...,.. ONLY $188 N0 H a fl ds®! bock and rola;,. Liu for siesta or suntan. Sit up to sip cold one. NoHands"'. o Lean a liM the sel l· adjusting chaiae from the Samsonite Body Glove& col· lection. • Strong, Welded tubular steel frani1111s • RUst· resistant Samton - Gerd~ fr•mft finish · • Cool, ccmfortable S11p~r· TuHs slings in a choice of decor1tor . colors. SAVE 25°/o (orntr of Third and Olive Golipolis 446-3045 ON ALL PATIO GROUPS Daily 9-5 Mon. & Fri. 9-1 PEOPLES BANK 5th Slrl!et New HaYI!II, W.Va. POint Pleasant. W.Va. 1112·21.15 6'15-U21 2212 Jackson Avenue Second Slrl!et Maaon, W.Va . 773-5514 -~ -~ l 9e2SO/o u.L IWeleo11el " ' I F.I.LC. I ,. • Jm'prov<'mcnts woulq provide long term bl'nefll s to 'thr local and national rconomy . Palmer says $255 million cou ld be saved annually per year by business und indusi<'V when thr locks arc upgraded. This suvi ng.< would b<> re<tllzed by businessC's who ar·e now usin g :1 morC' C' Xpenslve altrrnate mode of tr<tn spat'latlon. An Army Corp of Engineer' s rc' port r(•ieased Feb. 4, 1!186 stalc'li "Reduced delays and lransporallon cosls will benefit directly and indirectly !he economy of the nation." The r'e pot·t also projt>ctrd an In crease In commodi tv traffi c 64.5, 7:>.0 and 915 million Ions tran siting . the projccl In 19~10. 2000 and 2020 r·espeC'tlvel.v. Thcs<' Irends also foreca sted a :10 h ~ur delay per tow by 1990. The dam, built In 1937, has been Jhc scene of numci·ous accidents and called Ihe "major bottlcnrck" on th e Ohio Rlvrr. Palmrr said somr users have rcporlcd delays as long as 711 hours at th e loc ks. Tht' worst time Is durin~ I he hi gh watCI' season In Ihe spring. According lo Palmer plans are being made for a ground breaking ceremony In lute Oclotx>r·. Easier basket given to Mrs. Ohlinger in 1933 and "reC'ycled" Pvery yea r unlil 1949 al Easiertime. There Is a small hlckorv basket from the early 1900's and a firesid e basket from the ear ly 20' s, both frm Mrs . Ohl!nge(" s famil y, along with several newer baskets. Several pioneer skills will be' demon~J ra t ed this afternoon from noon to evening and In the lheatre slides will be shown on the Northwesl Terrllorv a nd Williamsburg. · Thr pie baking con les t will be Co ntinued on A ·~ Details of defects might be released r------------1 to F'our th _anfl Sn•amo t'P for whn wa s lrf';tlrd projec t costs to be paid from water transportation industry taxes .collected and di str ibuted In tho' Inland Walerways Trust Fund. The Srnatr wan led half of Ihe projecl cos ls to be pa id through the Irus t fund and they also wanted an lnercasc in barge fue l tax fr om $.11) per ga llon lo $.20 begin ning .Ja n. I. 1 9~8. Thl' Senalc version eventually was agreed upon. Oft he $l4 million appropria ted. $17 million was appropriated from the Inland Wat erway Trust Fund . The first such appropriatio ns from thl' trusl fund accordi ng to Palm er. Regardless of pa ssage of th t' $:14 million appropriation, Bayard says consti'Ur tion shou ld beg in this fa ll. How many workers th e co ns tru e· lion projt'el will employ depends on how lhc co nlraclor dOl'S the' work. AI the pea k of Jh t• project, which Bayard said was the lhlrd or fourlh · building season, more than :.oo co nstruclion workers could be employed. Palmer says the added construction l'mp loy"'enl would not only be a temporary shol In the arm for the local economy, bul the Jock Arts, crafts on ·exhibit for • • • Heritage Weekend activities l'l'a lll omP in Wa ynrsvi ii P fr om 7 to ~l p.m. F riday ~ r; 1ndo n Fl o ~· d Sections. 60 Pages A Multimedia l11c . Newspaper Locks project ·groundhreaking slated this fall call at lhe Stubbs·Conner Fun· Mt •i gs ('oun t,· F:mer gt·tu.' ,\' IVil'd il'<t l S(·n· ic t ·~ rt' POI'I S fiv t.• <'< Ti ls Wrrln r~ cl a~· ; 11ac\nr al 1: IIi lun C l'm l f'r~·l . mt 10 grand('hildrc-n. and on<' nephew . Cn!vf'siclf' Sf' rY ices will br held Union Partly cloudy. Chance of thunderstorms. Highs in the tipper SOs. Probability ol prl'clpitalion 50 P.rrcent. • Middleport- Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant June 21, 1987 ,ur S<'nttstlal•·· iliit .: 1\r ith of at I p.m. Sat urday at the Cadi z :E:MS has 5 (•ails Comics ....... .............. Insert Clussllied, ................ ll-2-7 lleaths .... .. ............... ... i\·7 Farm ... ................... .... C- ~ Editorial ........... .... ...... 1\ · t Sports ...................... ('-t-6 tmts - Wurrwr of Pompro.\' , 1-& grand· o·hilrlr e n Along the River ........ B·J.6 Business, ..................... 0 '1 • Vol, 22 No. 20 Copyrighted 1987 C-1 CLEVELAND 1UPI I - Thur. day 's winning Ohio Lottery dogs. ORDINANCE #303 This ordinance shall take Resources. Division of Rec· BANNING OF effect and be in force from tam2tion. The proposed coat PIT BULL DOGS mining and reclamation opBE IT ORDAINED BY THE and after the earliest period oration will be for a tipple in COUNCIL of the Village of allowud bv law. Meigs County , Salisbury Syracuse, Meigs County, PASSED: June 4, t 987 Tcwnship Lots 392. 396 and Ohio : Janice Lawson. Clerk-Treasurer 398 on the property of Section 1. In order to Jaymar Coal Company. The protect the health, safety, Eber Pickens, Mayor propoaed permit area en· and the welfare of the 16) 19. 1tc ccmpasses 7 .3 acres and is residents of the Village of located on the Cheshire 7% Syracuse, the breed of dogs Public Notice minute U.S .G .S . quadrangle known as "PitBulls'.' will no map, approximately 1 .0 longer be permitted in the miles northeast of Cheshire. ccrporation limits of the ' NOTICE OF Ohio. APPOINTMENT OF The applic8ti.on is on fiie at Village of Syracuse. All Pit FIDUCIARY Bulls currentlv within the the Meigs County Ra: corporation must be reOn May 29, 1987, in the corder's Office, Meigs moved within 30 days after Meigs County Probate County Courthouse. Pome· the passage cf this Coun, Case No. 25529, rov. Ohio, for public view- ordinance. Mary K. Holter, 33660 TR ing. Written comments or Section 2. The owner of 111. long Bottom, Ohio requests for informal confer· any such dogs shall be t 1·ned 46743, was appointed Exe· ence may be sent to the not more than $100 and cutrix of the estate of Arvil Division of Reclamation, 1 h 1 Holter, deceased. late of Founta1n , Square, Building ccsts irstoffenseof having ortor e keeping such 33660 TR 111 , Long Bot. tam, Meigs County, Ohio B· 3. Columbus. Ohio dogs. ' 43224, withinthirtydaysof Section 3 . The owner of 45743. the last date of publication any IUCh dcgs shall be fined Robert E. Buck, ofthisnotice. not more than 6500 and Probate Judge 16)19, 22, 29 17)6. 4tc costs for the second offense Lena K . Nesselroad. Clerk of having or keeping such 161 5. 12, 19, 3tc The Pomeroy Volunteer Fireman's Association will be sponsoring a Chicken B.B.Q. at the Fire Station on Sunday, June 21 st starting at 11 :00 a.m. r. 50 ce nts assault. S213 and costs: Ma * Laudermill , Racine, open flask 1 $20 and costs; Bill Bostic, Callipolis. assault, $213 and costs, and Janet S. Re itmlre, Rutland, $48 and costs, speeding. VanMC'ter , • El i"a 1\ . Utt a nd Kennel h R. Utt havr b<>cn grant I'd a dissol u· lion or ma r riage. C'ynlhia .J. Robson and Dunn,· L. Robson havr bee n gra nt r d a las! FC'bruar~·. " I am convl nced Gprman)' and William of Kettrr· in g: a tlaughtN. Donna William· so n of Kutland: a sl.<trr. Aleria percen t tonight and 80 percent Sa turday. • Winds will be light and varia· blr today and tonight . Extended Fore.;ast Sunday through Tuesday A chance of showers ana . thunders tor ms each day, with' ' highs ra nging from Ihe upper 70,. to the middle 80s. Overnight low~ will be between 60 and 65. Ru tland . Ru lh Ann Faulk. Midd lepo rt , and Timoth.v D. Fa ulk, Pomeroy, have fli ed for a dissolut io n of Sunday Ten forfeit bonds in Pomeroy court ·' , peopl<'. " If ~ou lf;J Vf" l on Ohio 's inter· stales al a II. you know that . - - - - - - - - - - - - - L - - - - - - - - - - !- - -r------...!.____::..__ people ar~ s imply not goi ng 5o m)Jh any morc," said Scm. Dav id 1.. J-J obson , R·Springfi Pid. who has b<>en pus hing thP bill since Area deaths m~ · rl.\ · agi.linst Thf'S"... Oil lnal' l"rlf't'.''t,2. ' '1--I, On \ ... 11 tht• tJIII rai s in g Ill!' spC<'d limit on rra so n t~b l e V(•!(•ran s Mf'mo r ial Hospi1<JI. I Divo rce actions ha ve been fil ed in Meigs Coun ty Common Pleas Court by .Joseph 1\. McCarty, Middleport . aga insl Mar)· .J. McCar ty, Middleporl. a nd by Racinda K. VanMeter, Rac ine, limit•. or cltr'rs· w'lth mo,·o than F:m(•r ge nc.v sian of ma rijuana. and $10 and cos ts, expired license; Eric Tay. lor, Racine, $25, diso rder ly manner: Rick McClellan , Pom e· roy, $50 and cos ls. disorder ly mann er: Charles B. Williamso n. Rutland, $2o and costs, ext ircd tags: Ton y Welch. Middleport , $25 and costs, failure to cont ro l. and .Johnny Donohu e. Middle· port. $100 and costs, possession of marijuana. and $100 and costs and 10 days in jail. assau lt. Divorce actions filed in Meigs Court buck here 1n a couple ofyca rs to address the problem,'' said Deering, alluding to the fact that hr had wanted an f-l('ck' s In c. ... .. . . ...... -1 ~"~ addlllonal thrN'·Cen t tax on a Lirnllcd Inc .. ......... .4:1:Y1 gal lon . " We ' rt • go ing to have to Multimedia In" ........... SY c urt ail som r of thP ('Onstruction fti.lX ]{PS!JU I'aOI S.. ...... ........ :d'K projeels," fl(• said. rtobbins&Mv r rs. .. ... 11'!1 Sho ney· s lnr·. . .. ....... 2~1 Repu bl ica ns rr fu sed to 'upport Wr ncl y's Inti. ... .... ....... .... ... HI'., the larger tax figu re , and many Wort hin gton Imi ........ .. ....... ~11 1 ;1 of' thl'm wanted a lid on the ta x at 17 cenl s a gallon. It is now 12 Boarci mt•t•ls Tut·~d ay cc n". wi ll go Ia 14.7 cc nt s .July 1 MPigs Coun t)' Liller Crant and will grow by about one·half advisory board wil l meet Tues· cr' nl a year. acr o1'din g to ODOT, day. 7: :«1 p.m.. al th l' Meigs Rep. Lynn R. Wa r ht mann, R Count y 1-:xt c n ~ ion Off lcC' . Napo ll'll n, co mplained aboutthc lack of managemen t of highway An noun('t•rrwnls workers. Ht• sa id vo tin g for the bill would be co ndonin g "s ix mrn foin duh ml •i•ling Oil KilN Coin (' full will mr•r•l l( •tmin~ on (.1 s hon·l. two wavin!Z a Mon da)' at Bu r kPtt 's Ba rbc• r flag <111d tw o more loo king at the Shop in Middlt•port . Soc ial hou r holc thcv'rr digging." Charm ing Shoppc'.s .. ..... ....... :! I:Y1 ;, l~edrr a l Mogu l .................... 42 1 Goorlyear T&lt .... . ...... 71l gage Co. of Ohio. Pomero.\'. has filed acl ion agai nst Sharon Allen. 1\l bany, for a judgment of $1.927.31 . Reciprocal ac t ions for child su ppor t have been filed b)' the Stat e of Michigan . Oakland County, individually and on be· half of Marisa Gray, aga inst Vincent Dale Gray; and by the Sta te of Arizona, Coc hise County, and Anna Teresa Enci nas. aga ins l Sa muel Aumiller Gibbs Ill. Two forfeit bonds in mayor's court ll t10 :54 p.m. Thursda y, Kavin .J. Hutton, 18, ol Rutl a nd , w;JS oiJscrvrd at the back or the Meigs Cou nt y .Ja il tryin g to slip mari juana in to prisoners. Hutton was spotted by Deputies Har ry Lyo n.s and Ral ph Trussel l. Hutton was arrested and Daily stO(•k prices -------Weather------ Meigs County Court news Will award prizes in 3 events tJ(·gin al Friday, June 19. 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ,, ' By United Press International Olflclals from severa l states, Including Ohio. are calling lor the release of a secret reporl thai details defecls In nucl ear plant s and II looks like they will get what they want. The "Reed Rcpor l" was com· piled by General Electric Co. engineers In 1975. The company sold reactors to Gra nd Gulf, the Rlverbend plant near St. Fran· clsvllle, La ., tho Perry plan t near Cleveland , Ohio, and the Cli nton plant In central Illinois. The report had been supressed wl\h !he agreement of lhe Nu· clear Regulatory Commiss ion until an Ohio utllll y lawsuit forced the report to bl'come a public document as part of the courl record lasl month. At a Washington meeting of the National Association of State· Funded Utilily Consumer Advo· cales, Miss issippi voted to ask for the release or the report , Special Assistant Attorney Gen· eral Frank Spenser said FrJBay . The group resolved to "ask Congress to ensure lhat lhe report ls made public." Spencer said. "Thai's our stand." GE maintains that all the repairs were made although the cost of the repairs or who made them has not been det ermined. "The NRC has been assuring people that ft has taken action on the reports from te GE englnl>ers as Jo the problems wllh Ihe plant and Jhey've ' been corrected," Spencer said. " But we think It 's necessary to get that full report sow~ can see llrsthand what's ln ft and make sure the public's protected. "While we have no doubt the NRC has taken steps, we want to see the report for ourselves so we can make that determination." Continued on A-4 LOCK PROJECI' - This artlsl'8 rendering siJows how the new JockK wll! look, once they are In place Ires ide the old lock facility. After the !ocks are completed work will ber;ln on UJI«l'adlng the dam lt•elf. (Times-Sentlnelllle photo) State lawmakers attempt to conclude session for summer By I.EE I.EONARil UP I Siatehous" Reporter CO LUMBUS, Ohio !UPII The Ohio Genera l Ass<'mbly wi ll attempt Jhl s week Jo finalize ac tion on the $22 billion stat e budget fo r 1988·89, deal wllh a hosl of other pressing mailers and adjourn for the summer. Law makers, who have Jx>en wa rned lo prepare lo slay through Friday, ra ce a brulal workweek which Includes antiCI· pated action on a major civil jusllce and Insurance reform bill and a 2.7·cent Increase In Jhe state gasoline tax, among olher thin gs. There al ready are I hrce· dozen bills on the Senate calendar alone. and probably will he more before the Wl'l!k Is over. The House Is to rcconvt'nC alII a.m. Tuesday untl Ihe St:•natr at 1:30p.m. House and Sr·natc negotiations on the budget progressed last week to the polnl whcerc the slx·member pa nel has u Jc•nta· live revenu e fl gurdrom which to charl spendin g. Sources report ed th at the pane· lisls decided to take the Senate vers ion of a sales ta x on Inter· sta te long di sta nce telephone calls, exemptin g dala lransmls· slnns and coupling It with a promised 5 percent ra te reduc· lion on Jhc long distance call s. The proposal would raise $107 mJIIIon over two yea rs. 1n addition, so urces said, JhP House-a pproved tax amnesty would be replaced with an aggrcs.• lve tax enforcement program condu cted by add II lanai tax agents. Rep. Thomas W. Johnson. R· New Concord, a member of the con fcrcncr r·ommltt ec, sa id th r group Is working on spending reductions. Both !he liousr and Senate t'XCPPded the amount of revenu es av~ llatJi e . "We' re a bout $2f~l million ovc·r now," sai d .Johnso n, adding that Ihe la rger Houst· human sNv lres and Senate rdur·ation ex ;>endl· tu res havr not yi't been trimmed . Negot lalot·s pla n to meel Man· day mor nin g and Monday cv t•n· Jn g In hop~s ot gett lng " rer)()rt Co ntlnu rd on ll -4 Govertnent rejects Piketon request By United Pres8 International A request by the American Enrichment Co. to operalc an abandoned uranlum·enrlchmenl centrifuge plant nca r Piketon, Ohio, has been rejected by Jhe federal government. America n . Enrichment had proposed to use priva te money lo complete part of the planl and start using IL The company would pay the federal govern· ment lor the plant with a negollated percenlage of profit s. "In Jhe deparlment 's view, AEC has not shown that It has the financial and management re· sources critical to complete and •• operate Jhe large and complex Gas Centrifu ge Enrichment Plant fac ilities," said J . Mi cha el Farrell, Energy Department general counsel, In a leiter lo AE C presldenl Leonard Re ichle. Farrell said substantial legal questions remain as to whelher the company could operale th plant w!Jhout a license fro m the Nuclear Regulatory Commls· sian. He also said the govern· ment could be liable If anything went wrong. ' The federal Energy Depart · ment was building the $2.6 billion centrifuge plant to enrich ura· nlum. for weapons produ ction and ' electricit y genr r·at Jon. Bu t in 1985 It decidl'd to abandon the unfin ished pla nt in thr wak e of tailing demand and Increased foreign com pel ilion. About J.2(XJ jobs were los t. Way ne 'Range , an En(•rgy Depa r tment spokes man In Oak Ridge, Tenn ., said Friday that Ihe department was to ld In .198f> by the Sl'Crctury uf energy to serk an alter nallve use for the Ohio centrifu ge site. "Interes t has been up a nd down," Ran gr sa id. " I don' t know of anyont' waiting In Jht• wings fo r usin g t hr facility fort hi' enrichm enl or uranium." \ � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 19, 1987 mccool