http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/de463807c50b17acb7ebcc664000c950.pdf 3a45aba31ec2170c2cca874c6700d45a PDF Text Text Page~ 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio fuppers Plains residents give views... Upon co mp le tio n of del all ed pl<tn s, 1.1 7 systr ms wer e Included in t he p roject. Of the 137, 8~ systems we re sched uled for re pl acement while nothing was to be done to tho> other 52. II was fur the r deter m ined tha t thc 137 housPholds In clud ed In the project wou ld IJe required to pa y a user' s char ge of $5.44 per month, to cover cos ts of yearly inspections of the system s by the loca l health depart ments. Because the systems wou ld remai n under con trol of the individual prope rty owners, the fina ncial burde n of re pairing · any future proble ms with the sys tems would ....-- Local briefs------. Sqtuid has eight calls MPi gs County E m ergency Medi cal Serv ices re por ts eight ca lls Wednesday; Tuppers Pl ains a t 1: 10 a .m. tran sported 1\url rcy Fra zier to Camden-Cla rk Me m or ia l Hospit a l; Pomer oy a t 9· :,:1 <~ . m . to Locust St. for Beatrice P r ice to Ve te rans Memoria l ll os pi la l; Midd lepor t Fire Station at 11:58 a.m . to Sta t(• Route Ci54 for a gas tan k truck accident ; Pomeroy a nd c:a ll lpolis call ed to ass ist: Ra.c ine at 2:06p.m. to Fifth St. for Ma rie Roy to Veter a ns Me morial Hos pital; Pomeroy at 2:29 p. m. to Dr. Cond e's office for Ka tie Felter to Holze r Medi ca l Ce nter : Midd leport a t 6:40p.m . t ra nsported Ke nny Byers from th o• sta tio n to Pl ea sa nt Va lley Hospita l: Tuppe rs P lains a t 8: 14 p.m. to I he!\ r baugh Addition for Be tty Jean Swiger to Ve te rans M~mo r ia l Hos pit a l; later to St. J oseph 's Hospita l; P omeroy at 11: 05 p.m . lo Ma in S t. for Ke ith Musser lo Ve te ra ns Me mor ia l Hos pita l. Bloodmoobile collects 93 pints during visit MorP 1han Hill perso ns reported to a n Ame rica n Hed Cross Bloodmobil t a t the Me igs Senio r Citizens Cenl<·r Wednesday to glvt• fJ:I pin ts of blood. Twe nly-one of the 102 donors rcpor ll nl( ga ve blood to repla ce Iha l used by a rela tive or fr iend. f irst time donors we re Ma ry La v<•nda r. Ka thy Mc Da ni el and Kr lst le F: ;Jso n. Bre nda Cun nin gham , Laura G. Proud foot , Na ncy Mu llen and Ebe r Pickens becam e one ~al t o n donors; Glor ia .I. Pca v!Py , a 1hree gallon donor: Ma ry !<. Spe ncer a nd · Pau l M;o rr . !'our gall on donors, and Ar iel I" Va nover, a six ga llon <lonor du r ing lhr v is it. Supervis ing [Jhyslcian s were Or. James Withe re ll and Dr . Wilma Ma ns fi eld and nut ses workin g wC'rc Beula h Ward, .Ja n 1\l ki ns . Kr is E:aso n a nd Joyce Kerns. E MS per sonnel helping with thp v i.c; i1 wer e l"uud 1, Hr o·ntho :\t•ub lln•, Luu n1 (: . l'mudfllnt. IIJ ~· ld II . Kl nJt, ll ryu n Sh .. k. -luyn• M. fl u II, l':~m Kllt' ht·n .. Jr . N e as~. Huey Ea- son, .Joan Corder and Jeanelle Radford . Me mber of the rell rcd senior vo lu nl c('l' progra m help· lng wen• V l r gl n~a Buc ha nm>. Dor olhy l.ong. E rma Roush, Lula Ha mp ton. Es ther Harden, .Jac k a nd J oa n Surden, Mary Nease. Wil liam Hoback, T helma Dil l. F lorence Ric ha rds . Evelyn Gilmor e. Philomena F oll r od and J ess ie Cur tis . Me mbe rs of t he !loc k Spri ngs Rell er Hea lth Club se rved the ca nt een. Don ors were give n cerllfica tes <'ll ti lllng the m loa tur tle s umlae a t P l ea s Pr ~ Hr stau ra nt as ;:t s po'Ci a l promotio n car r ied out for t he v is it. ll o no,· s b y c o mmun l ly included : l ' om ll'l 'u,\ - \ i'li 'IL,I \ nlln\l't, U d111r11h l .tnnr,\ , lla n t'u ll r u~l. ' "' " n •m••• IA•ml t•,·, ~ · oy Nih . t: I .A' IIlll'll ' kKn ll( hl, ll n• ml ;o ( ' un nln ~t l m r n , "' unoo ti I u llut u~ . l\1111 11111 l!u dl u ril, l ..o~•l~ .1. \\ y unl, l looho•r t \ 1 ·~ '' '" ' 1. l' h,\ 11 1• S . :\I ll ~' , M Ji t ~ .. ro•l linrrl•, llun.1111 \ . ~ 1:t ) • I ~· t•rnll. ,\1tl ru, \\ 1111 Pr It re pair eosts. , Yearly costs to opera te t he sys te m wer e es tim a ted a t $35.250 per month. Jones s a id II was his opinion thai the sewer district would try to build a su r plus with the use r's char ges. In yea rs to com e. a surplu s could result in a redu ction of the c harge. J on ,Jacobs, Meigs Coun ty de put y hea lth commissio ne r , ex pla ined tha t If the project is termin ated, contro l of the situ ation will fail back in 1he lap of the loc al hea lth depar tme nt. whi ch by law, mu st enfo rce EPA sta nda rds. Jacobs said his depan m e nt would be requ ired to ins pect all t he syste m s included in the problem area . The owners of the sys tems would then be advi sed if problems existed a nd be give n a lime limit to make repair s. If re pair s would not be made , J acobs said he would be req uired to turn to the cou nt y prosecuting atlorney who cou ld, or cou ld not, lak e action. One recourse to the prosecuting allorney , Ja cobs sa id , would be to di rect the health depa r tme nt to make repairs, a nd tha n asse ss the costs again st the property owner's tax setlleme nt. The building ban in Tuppers Pl a ins would remain in effect Ja cobs sa id, unt il a ll sewage proble ms are corrected . owners . Bu t reside nts were opposed to the user' s c harge a nd a citizen's petition agains t the $5.44 was forw a r ded to EPA. Ma ny fell it was unfair because t hey eit her had no sewage pr oblems . or had a lready repaired problem s a t th eir own rx pense. Sin ce the people without problems we re sti ll required to pay the $5.44 . they felt they wo uld be paying for I he problems of their neig hbOrs. The next word from EPA was th at the projec t . since It was a pilot project. wa s being sent to I he Oh to Allorney Gene ral for revie w. The a tt orney gene ra l opinioned I hal the syste ms could not rem a in unde r the control of t he priva te indiv idua ls , but had to be owned a nd ma intained by the county a nd a sewa ge dist r ict for med . I I wa s the n necessa ry for th e e ngin eers to re vise t he 'sys te m 's ma nage me nt pla n a nd as a resull , the user' s fee was a lso rev ised- from t he ori gina l $5.44 to $21 pe r mont h. Bec ayse I he system slili had to be ma intained under one um bre ll a. eve ryone. eve n th ose Individ uals without curren t problems, would s till be required to pay t he $21 whic h would cover a ll cos ts related to th e operation of I he systems, includ ing a ny futu re ! While Thev Lut 1/2 PRICE STOCK UP M LANE CEDAR CHEST SALE CLEANUP SALE - SOLD WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S SUPERCOVERINGS BUYS ON L~~=::::==::::::::::. FlOOR NG 12' Vinyl linoleum JUNIOR SIJJKS ................. 2S0lo .OFF ONlY CHILDREN'S SLEEPWEAR .... 2S lo OFF LITTLE BOYS TOPS ............. 2 -FOI 1 SALE ~onstruction years of enjoyment. Assorted colors. OUR REG. 5188.00 Special $1 29 REG. S439.00 BEDROOM SUITE SPECIAL living loom Suite IUY ONE IICLINEI Gil ONE FilE , 1/2 PRICE END·Of·MODEL YEAR SPRING BASE LOUNGER Quality for 2 piece Early American RECUNEIS sq. ft. LLOYD Close-out sale prices • • on our rema1n1ng stock. Hurry in and save on a new Lawn-Boy $599 95 quality Howard Miller Grandfathlr Clock •. naw's the time to buy! Only 3 to sell. REG. II 050.00 to 11150.00 See our larJtc f(roup of ('arpet naniM. Many dilft>re nt s ize• & colors at fans as tlc CLOSE-OUT SALE lEG. sa99 $5,95 $ Model 5254 - Rog. $359.95 288 MOdel 1035 - Rog. sm.t5 - Self Propelled $ . 21" W/CATCHER · STEEL DECK .............. 321 Mooloi703S -: tog. •2nts W/ Caicli.r -. ·S -21'' Steel Deck .............. ............................ 242 Moolol 7271 ;_ Rog. S419.95 - W/ dutrh systom 21" Self-Propelled wI grass catcher ..... S336 19" DELUXE CAST DECK""'""'"""'"""'" ~ Super Buy $329 NIGHTSlAND- Salt$49 SUMMER CLOTHING MEN'S SHORTS &JAMS ........................................... 25Ofo Off IOYS' SU._R TOPS ............................................... 250fo Oft MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS ............................................... 250fo Off MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS ...................................:............ 2 5Ofo Off BOYS' SHORTS & JAMS............................................ 2 50fo Off MEN'S KNIT SH._TS .................................................... 25'/o OH MEN'S SUMlER SlACKS ........................................... 2 5°/o Off ELBE , FELDS STORE 9:30 toHOURS 5:00 Monday-Saturday ' enttne 2 Sections 14 Pages 25 Cend A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper F inal ac tion was anticipated on bills in creas ing the speed limit to 65 mph on r ural freeways a nd rev amping the "certifi ca te of need " law which governs new construction and equipme nt at hos pita ls a nd other health ca re facililles. Sent to a joint House-Sena te confere nce commillee for negoliallon was a ma jor over haul of the civ il justice sys tem , insurance r egu la tion and product lia bility Jaw. The House was to meet at ll a.m. and the Senate at 1:30 p.m . Both House Speaker Ve rna l G. Riffe Jr ., D-New Boston , a nd Senate P res ide nt P a ul E . Glllmor, R-Por t Clint on, said a Saturday sess ion probably would be necessary to co mplete business, or else the Legisla ture would have to re turn next wee k. " I think, realistically ; we' re looki ng a t a Sa tur day sess ion, or next week ," said Glll mor. Riffe wa s opti mistic about the 1988-89 s ta te budget. " I think we can ~a ve a budge t by Sa turday," he sa id. The House paved the way Thursday fo r a public vote this fa ll on a $1.2 bil lion bond issue for local highway a nd br id ge r epair . approv ing It 97 -1. The Sena te adopted a mass ive Hou se-pa ssed budget la nguage bill alt ering sta te policies In the area of welfare, c hild support and tax Jaw enforcement. The Se nate was to have voted Thursday on the highway m aint ena nce ap propr iation whic h also contai ns a 2:7-ce nt lnc rease In the tax on a galion of gasoline. and a two-year hi ke in the beer-dr ink ing a ge . Bu t tha t bill was sent to the F in ance Committee. which scheduled an 11 a.m. meeting for today . T hu rsday' s aciJon saw bills sent to Gov. Ric hard F. Celes te giv ing new car buyers r ecourse with ma nu fact urers of " lemon" a utomobiles. limiting the scope of medical m a lp rac li~e · lawsuits and giving local gover nme nts the r ight to recover cos is incurred in clea ning up tox ic spills or dischar ges. As r eported by the Se na!e Hi ghways and Tra ns porta lion Commit tee, the highway construction a ppropr iation a llowed Ihe gasoline ta~ to go up by 2. 7 cent s a galion Imm ed iately, a nd .aas mu ch as 0.8 cents a year until 1993. The prOCeE; $ are used for highway maintenance a nd cons tru~ lion. Tra nsportation officials have said tl!e existin g formula will increase the tax by a bout 0 . ~ cent s a .galion eac h year . •• ~~--~----~--~~----~--~--- Ohio's development director is searching .for ·another j~b The center, opera ted by the COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! ) Ohio Development Dir ector Cl ar - state's Thomas E di son P r ogr a m, is fi nanced in par t by a $4 million e nce D. P awlicki, who is leaving grant from the Ohio Department his state post July 1, is looking for of Development . another development -type job in In a wr itte n opinion reques ted his home town of Toledo. by Paw licki, the Et hics CommisThe Ohio E thics Com m ission s ion ruled tha t slate law prevents ruled that P a wlicki cannot acPaw licki from rece iv ing comce pt the pres idency of the E dison pensation for one year in anoulIndustrial Systems Cente r In Toledo a s he had planned , side pos ition created unde r his gu ida nce with the state .a gency . beCause of a confli ct of interes t. The commission also ruled tha t Pawlicki , 60, sa id he still pla ns to retur n to Toledo to pur sue it would have been a co nflic t of "o ther c areer oppor tunities " in lnle res t for Paw licki to represent the center in reques ting funding • the area of development. Pawlicki was to have headed !rom the sta le. the r esearch and de velop,me nr · ·"- Wn'l ir"l' CMidn'r fi ve with •consor tium of the University of eas ily wa s the fa ct that! couldn' t Toledo, Bowling Green St ate be pa id for one year , " said Univers it y, Owe ns Tec hnical Paw li cki.' adding tha t he was College. Medical College of Ohio "disa ppoi nted" with the commiss ion decision. and 22 businesses. Pawlic ki sa id a Tol edo foundation had agr eed to pay his salary for one year wit hout sta le matching fun ds , but the commission still ruled aga inst him . The commiss ion had pre· vlous ly given Pawlicki a ver ba l go-ahead, sta ling the posilion would no t be a conflict of Interes t. "Wh ile I a m disappointed wit h the opinion, I a m comfor table knowin g I took the rig ht steps In protecting the fu ture of the Edison Cent er," Paw licki sa id. " II was a close ca ll. I rea lly wanted to do II. But I d idn 't want to ta ke it with a n body looking as kancC'. '~ - Dr . Ja mes McComas, pres ide nt of the Univers it y of Toledo and t he center 's governing board, sa id a search will beg in immed ia tely for a new di rector. By United Press Inte rnational After weeks of August-a nd · July·like wea ther, the Nationa l Weather Service says Ohioans can expect a taste of Sept ember-sty le weather durIng the weekend. A co ld front tha t stretched south from eas tern Ont ar io Into Ohio tr igger ed the developme nt of sca t tered s howers a nd thunderstorms ove r the eas tern por tions of the stale overnight . Brief heavy ra ins fell in some of the thund er stor ms . but pr eci pitat ion amounts were genera lly less tha n a hall a n Inch. Skies we re ex peeled 1o be par tly cloudy today, wit h nor thwes t winds of 10 to 20 mph s preading ac ross the sta te as the cold fr ont pushed east. Afl ernoon temperatu res were to be a lit tle cooler . wi lh highs 75 to 80. Skies will be par tly cloudy tonig ht bul there will be enoug h clearing to a llow over night lows to drop into the 50s. A beautiful Septem ber -like day is In store for Saturday . Skies will be cr isp a nd cl ea r with a fternoon tempera tures In th e 70s. Sunday' s wea ther Is expected to be muc h t he sa me, with fair skies a nd highs in the mid· to upper 70s. The early morning weathe r map s howed a co ld front throug h eastern Ont ario, cen· tral Ohio, Ke ntucky, Te nnes· senne and Miss iss ippi. A large area of high pressure was mov ing into the upper Plains . The co ld front will reach the East Coas t tonigh t a nd the high will m ove sout heas t Into the Midwes t. Da ytim e highs shou ld be back around 80 Monday a nd well into Ihe 80s by Tu es da y. The lower tempera tu res for the nex t few days will make worki ng co ndi t io n s for farmers more com fortable. Livestock producers should fi nd this we at he r more co nducive to wo rking wit h or tra nsporting a nima ls , with heal st ress a sma ller fa c tor. Drying ra tes were still to be a lit tle low today. Re lative humidities were likely to remain abov e 50 percent In most of the sta te. As dew points fa ll int o the 50s, however , re lative humdltles should fall below 50 percent Saturday and rem a in low as air tempe ra.tures ed ge upward through the wee kend. WHEELCHAIR LIFr VAN - Representatives of organizations and othel'!l who contributed toward the cost ol this new van with ll wheelcha ir lilt, Jathered around II Thu l'!lday morning for a plctur.c. Wheelchair Thurman Smith ol Middl eport who will he using the van for transporta tion as he necdllt, Is pictured on the 1111. To the rl1hl, G~'O rge Harris rcpreoentlnJ! the Fraternal Order of the Eagles , pretwnts a 11,000 check to Wanda Vining, trans portation coordlnlllor, from the nlltional organization' s Memorial Foundation ll'und . Donations total $5,888 for · Meigs Senior Citizens van A total of $5,888 In local contr ibu tions wa s made toward the cos t of the new Senior C' ll izens Center va n w llh • a wheelchair lift whic h was put into operation t his week. The la rges t con tribullo n, $1.000 from the Frate r nal Order of Eagles Memoria l Fou ndation Fund, was presented Thu rsday morn ing by George Ha rris to Wa nda Vi ning, tra nsportation coor dinalor. Contributio ns fro m other or ga nizations and indiv iduals ranged from $10 to $500. Total cost of the va n was ove r $20.000 with the state r equiring local matching funds of one-fo ul'lh. Th e coni rlbutlons e xceeded that a mount wit h $4,195 going toward the mat ching cost, $1,617 for Insura nce, a nd $300 fo r a two way radio . Va ns now run into e very area . of the county on a twice a week basis . with daily trips to Middleport a nd P omeroy. The center has five vans and th ree wagons with the wagon s being used pr lmar iy to take senior citize ns to out-of-cou nty medical facil ities and voluntee rs to their respective stallons of service. All of the vans a re equpped with two-way radios for e mer gency use. In com me nting on the res ponse to the Council on Agi ng a ppeal for funding fo r the new van, Mrs. Eleanor Thomas. executive director. said she is always ove r· wbelmed by the support and generos ity of Meigs Countlans. " We still have that wonderful nelghbor·heiplng· nelghbOr con· cept tha t is missing In so many rural a reas ," she said. Orga nizatio ns co ntributing were Apple Grove United Me tho· d ls t Women, Am er ican Legion Auxiliary , Feeney-Bennett Pos t 128, He mlock Grove grange, He m lock Grove Ch ristian I' Chu r ch, Fa it hful Fo ll owN s Class, 1\mc rlca n Legion AuxilIary :19, Pm eory Churc h of Christ Sunda y Sc hoo l, Columb ia Gra nge, Te m ple Un it ed Met hodis t Church . Ea st Le tart Me thodis t Church Sund a y Sc hOol. Pomeroy Unit ed Methodist Church Women. Ea st Leta r t Un ited Me th odi s t C hu r c h Women. Star Gra nge, Dex ter Church of. Chri st, Long Bottom Senior Clllzens Club, Rock Sp r ings Unti e d Met ho di s t Church. Ad ult Class. Rock Sp ri ngs U .M.W. , F ra te rn a l Order of the Eag les , Disa bled American Vet rans, Episcopal Chu rch Women, Racine UMW, Continued on page 10 Committee doubtful if North will tell truth, even under oath lndudes double dresser and mirror, 4 drawer chest of drawers, headboard and bed frame. Pine or oak finish. •::;:n•NT • Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio. Friday, June 26, 1987 Predict cooler temperatures for Ohioans over weekend If you've lletn wanting a 12' Nylon Carpet 2 Shades O.EVON SPORTSWEAR ........ 30°Io OFF . 2S0lo OFF GIRLS' SUMMER DRESSES ..... 30°Io OFF WOMEN'S SUMMER SLEEPWEAR ......... 2S0lo OFF liTTLE BOYS' OUTFITS ........... 30°Io OFF GIRLS' SHORTS & TOPS .....2S0lo OFF SUMMER JEWELRY ............. 2S0lo OFF CHILDREN'S SWIMWEAR .... 2S0lo OFF GRANDFATHER CLOCK CLEARANCE 2 patterns ONlY $4.00 sq. yd . 0 at y By LEE LEONARD. UPI Statehouse Re porter COLUM BUS. Ohio (UP1) -State lawmakers strained m ight ily towa rd summer adj ournme nt today, but it appeared too many controver s ia l is sues stood in their way . Still unresolved were the state's $22 billion · gener al bud get, now in priva te co nfer ence committee negotiations . as well as a t horny $2.4 billion highways appropria tion bill conta ining an Increase in the gasoline tax a nd the minimum · beer-dr inking age. Scheduled for a H'ouse vote was a bill overhauling the regulation of savings a nd Joan associa tions, whic h also ex tends for one year the 25 per cent ceiling on credit card and ba nk loan Int erest r ates. jeans, f01hian (Oiors, ston1~ washtd." REG. 120 to 130 2S0lo OFF • Pa rtly uloudy tonlghl. Low In the m id 50s. Mostly sunny ~ Saturday. Highs between 75 and 80. Prospects dim for lawmakers adjournment Missts, Juniors, Petitt Sizts 100°!. COtton denim jHm, stretch WOMEN'S SWIMSUITS ....... Page 6 Copyrighted 1987 Firm Price Am E lec t r ic Powe r ......... .... 27 % AT&T .... .......... .. ....... ... ..... 28% Ashl and Oil .............. .. .: .. .... 63\1, Bob E vans Fa r ms .. ..... ... .... 25\1, Cha r m ing Shoppes .... ... .. ..... 31)4 Federal Mogui. .... .......... ...... 44:Y,. GOOdyear T&R .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .68:V, Heck' s Inc ... ..... .. .... .. ... .... ... .4 \{, Limited In c . ........ .............. ... .45 Multimedia Inc . .. .... .. .. ........... 59 Rax Restaura nts .. ........ ..... ... ;;:y,. Robbin s & Myers ....... .. .... , .. 10\<J Shoney's Inc . ......... ................ 30 Wendy' s Inti . ... .. .. .. .. .. ........ 9·)\ Worthin gton Ind .. .. ... ...... ... .. 21 y, Tanker ... Conti nued from page l Veter a ns Mem or ial Wednesday admissions- Bea t r ice P r ice. Pomeroy : Mar ie Hoy , Po meroy ; Ma t:vln Ra ndolph. Racine: Debra Faw , R utland . Wednesda y discharges- Ber· t ha Diehl. Gera ld Hay ma n. Cheste r You ng. Daily Number 121 Pick 4 5144 • notices Vot .37, No.37 · JEANS CLEARANCE The Tight Seat is Here! The problem is solved! No more worrying with 3 cushions moving up and down and arou nd. The tight seat i s all one cushion with a 3 cushion look . Fastens securely in place. . (As of 10:30 a.m.) Prov ide d by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt E llis & Loewi () "" II . C ' u llu nJ ~. l .ll rlun. \' & - r'l:nru Nih. Uu lluud - Mll'llf' ll •· ft . H11tr , .\ lur \ nu 1ld~o~on, II Pnllll llln ld,..m. · I ~ IR fC'o\' ll l t •- J-;m, t:. M,vo·r :oo. ltt•l' dMIIIt• - .Julin C. Rl •·o·, Ur ian .1. ltt•o•tl, Fundu 'l' hu mu~ . l'o rl huul - ~ l o • pl" '" r'l:t •a.o-t•, Ka r la Smh h. ~.fr:w ll .,. , - ·lim IIIII , llo•hr1o 1.. Olft•nl" '' ll' 'r , M:u ,\ .f . l .n\'I'IIIW•r . nll. r t aT bn m :t~ . t :lw r l'h·k••n,., t•;n hl l.aw...un, Hospital news page Daily stock prices WOMEN'S SUMMER C SALE Ohio Lottery• Church as possible. " If t he money · goes back to E PA ." warned Bob Levenl ree , project engineer, who was also present for las t night's meeting, " it's gone. The re' s no alt ernate plan." If t he project is te rm ina ted, the commissioners pledged to wor k wit h the reside nt s of Tuppers P lai ns to find new solu tio ns to the · on-go ing problem s of sewage d is posal in the com munity. Approximately 60 people were . in a tte ndance at the ·meeting. EPA decli ned to aflend: ll i~ W I• •l'· ll ~ mliw k c ;rn~t ·- The Wait's Over! . Although not ail residents Included in the project were at last night' s m eeting, those who were present we re as ked to vot e. by show of hands, on whether or not to move forward wit h proj ect co nstucllo n. On ly one res iden t vo ted in favor of const ruction. The commissio ners pointed out thai they are only interested in carr)·ing out the wi shes of t he people of Tuppers Pl a ins and based upon those wis hes. will ma ke the fi na l de ter mina tio n on the futu re of the proj ect as soo n . Th o Middlepo rt and Pomeroy F lt·e De partme nts . Middl eport E me rgency Serv ice a nd Gallla Cou nty E me rge ncy Med ical Ser· v ices , in add ition to t he Middlepor t Pollee Departm e nt, Ohio Highway Pa trol a nd the Ga llia Count y Sheriff' s De pa r tment res ponded to the acc ide nt. One fi reman, Ke nny Bye r. wast lre al ed at Vete ra n's Me mor ia l Hos pita l alt er bei ng overcome from the hea l of the day, wh ic h was Qvrr 90 degrees. a nd the exl reme hea t of the fi re . 1987 ~----------- ltud tw - Vlr~~:ln la rllllnd. fbtiM•M Kll t·hlt•, I l tath·10 \\' . ll u!o! h. M•.r lt• ,\ , H u ~ h . Uurulh a Rllfh', .runn 1. . l'nlltlt•, ft ••ll )' Su,vr•·. Uav.·na K. flr m'!'Ot 'r, William 11 . Httlnu·k. 1\ll.r hun l,y nn f hllJimun , Mar,,· t'. Huslt, Uu nuld t;, Bu,; h, .h•Jull'lh· M. lt ndfurd, ftarh aru Ro•t•M:It•, :\l ary 1\ . fo'uw lt>r , 1.11 n111: lkH t nm - V ~ nf'!oo <oJ t Sl d" l' ll , l ~ • hhh• t' lnhaw. K11 thy .\'I C'IInnh•l, Rrut·•• llawlo•,v . I..1U1 m Wanda Har ris. /\ rir.o rw Stl'wa r t. 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Maur b; hu N t · l~n n , l'lll ri•·ILI Klldwn. F.d wa rd t:. Im bod en and Pa m Imboden. Clrr ical wm·kcrs Include Pegi(Y .Jewe ll , M11ry also rest wllh the Individual Th~~June2s . _.... f,.,,,,,, ......,..... ! 1111 ftl . " I WAS HINGTON I UP]J - After 23 days of testi mony a bout diversions, cover-ups, lies and profit eering, doubt is grow ing within the congressional IranCont ra commit tees that the centra l fi gure In the sca ndal, Lt. Col. Oliver North , will tell the truth even unde r oat h. The decorated Ma ri ne was 11ra ised by many . comm ittee members at the outset of the hearings seven weeks ago as a dedica ted patr iot a nd a tireless, II perha ps misguided, National Security Council a ide to P res l· dent Reagan . But since then - and s ignificantly Thursday - his image a nd those of other figur es ln the case have been tarnished severely by teltlmony t hat : - They alte red p roposed coneres sional testimony of the late CIA Director William Casey in November to cover up the administration 's role In selling arms to Iran through Israel in 1985. The Idea was to blame the ) deals on Israel, all houg h Jnvesllgators have since fo und Reaga n approved t he sales. -North oversaw the d iver sion of at leas t $3.5 million to the Nicaragua n Contra rebels in pr ofits from secret U.S. arm s sales to Ira n, t hen altered documents and destroyed others to cover his tracks as J ustice Departme nt officia ls c losed In wllh wha t critics say was a sloppy Investigation. -Principa ls in the !ran· Contra oper a tions apparently pro· liled persona lly from the a ffair . wllh Nort h handlin g thousands of dollars in traveler's checks fr om a Contra leader, arranging lor bogus bills a nd le tters to hide the source of payment for an expensive security system at bls home, and being singled out by the key money man ln the deals fqr "death benefit" accounts at Swiss banks. Charles Cooper, a top Jus llce Department aide to Attorney ... Ge neral Edwin Meese. offered seven hours of explosive tesllmony Thu rsday a bout ear ly efforts to investiga te the controversy tha t opened in November like a ca n of wn.rm• CIWILIII COOPBB MEMORIAL DONATION ~ The Meip '-lgh ClasH of 1118'7 lw made a donation of $417.17 to the newly formed Melp Alumni AIISoclatlon In memory of their claBsmate, Dua ne !lowell, who was· killed in a one-vehicle accident juot before graduation. Shannon' Kindy, tre lllluter of the Class of 191!7, presents Bob Werry ,; president of the alumni 118soolatlon, with the check. An alumni• dance Is belnJ held Saturday night In the Melp High gymnasium:. The dance, with music by Mega Sounds, will start at9. Social hour; 8 tarte at 8 and a ceremony honor ing retiring football coach, · Charles Chauncey, will he around 8:30. At 7:30, members olthe. athletic &~~~~ociatlon wUI he at the school to aell the old Melp basketball a nd football uniforms. E ach uniform piece may be• purchMed for $5. : 'r! �' Commentary The Daily Sentinel friday. June 26. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. OhiQ: Friday, June 26. 1987 .' " DEVO'fF.D TO T HE I NTERE.~TS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AR EA ·Giants rally, edge Cincinnati Reds, 7~6 : -~----------~------~--·· ~lb tsm~ r'""'Y'""'\...,'-....,, ~ d~ 1=1 ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager WASHINGTON - Produ cers of the movie "The Untoucha· bles" had one distinct advanta ge over the people who tu rned out !he popular television seriE'S almost30 years age : They didn' t ha ve J . Edgar Hoover and 1he FBI breal hlng down their necks. Hoover died in 1972. and the FBI says It no longer reviews movleess or TV shows . But In Ihe lale 1950s, the old curmudgeon took an Intense, personal lnl<>rest In lhe original "Untoucha bles." He wa s nol pleased with what he saw. Hoover and hi s aller ego, Clyde Tolso n, repeatedly and strenu - ous ly prolested lo Desi Arnaz. head of Desilu P roductions. whenever they detected a slur aga inst thr good name or the FBI. They even cons id<>red going p4bllc with their crilicism and denouncing the TV seri es as a fictionalized fra ud. Correspondence and FBI re- views of each "Unlouchables' 1 episode were obtained from FBI fi les by our associate Stewart Harris. The documenls make clear not only t ~ at Hoover was outraged by the series, but that : the "Untouchables" scrlptwrltet· took such liberties with the facts · that Hoover's ou trage was lar-' gely justified. The wooden-faced hero of the : 'l'V series, Eliot Ness, was Treasury agent. Hoover was · incensed when Ness and his : . sidekicks were given credll fo i 1rlumphs over the underworld · that had ac tually been achieved . by his own beloved bureau. •. One episode In particular . aroused the FBr's wrath.ll gave ' Ness and his shoulder-holstered T-men credit for the bloody raid on the hide-oul of Ma Barker and . her gang. In fact. the G-men had · coordinated the entire operation: a: A M F.!\1 BER or Th r Un l!C'd Press l ntr·r na lion a I, In lan d Daily PrC'ss Assoc iation and tht• Am er ican r\ewspap£' r Publ ishers Assoclali on. I. F:'lTEflS OF OPIN ION are weltv mc Thr·y shou ld IX' lf'SS tha n 300 worc.Js lf'lli•rs ;~ rf' subject 1o rd Iring and mu qr bf• sJ~-:nOO wll h na me. addrl'ss a nd ton~. Al l , i(•lt•ph onf' numhN . No un sl gn<<l lettNs will b(' ~· b JIJ)ht>d . Lrrtf'r s should be In ~Ood 1US! f' , add rf"!s in~ lss ut~. nor rx•r.;;nn all rlrs . .Reagan determined to :renew aid to Contras ~ig.l. WASH I NCTOl'\ - Prcsidr nr R r·a~a n is not a man to give up easi lv. He has decitled 10 makr• a whole nc• w push for mil itary support for rhr Nicaraguan rr·he ls, known as rhc Contras , which were created as a AFTER Jorcf' to ovrrlhrow the M arx ist gov<\r nm enf in Managua . : Whil e Hou se spokL'sma n Marlin Fitzwater told reporters thai Reaf:(a n lnr ends to hire a new tr am to coordl nar e the errons of govrr n)nrnt agcneics lu a id 1he rebels. The aim is also to rry to generate pub· 'I c suppo r·t for Ih<· Con tr as Iha I poll art r r poll has show n dors no! ha vr llw backing of lhC' pt•opl e, who fe ar· U. S. milit ary in volvement. Vit•l · }lam-sty le. • i\rcordin g 10 report s. lwo new aides will br added to thr· Whir r )·rous!' sta rr to lob by for cong ress ional suppon an d to build publ ic ap)lroval. And F'lt zwatrr sa id !hat Reagan al so wi ll be presenting his new r·cqu rst for $lllo mi llion in aid for rhe Con tras. : So It appra rs !hat none of the debacle or lhP Iran arm s-Contra a id ~r a nd a l has r utJbCd O[[ on lhr While House in IPrms of influenci ng a policy tha t RPaga n is firml y committrcl to. . The IPstl mony of former White House aides, the shredding and a l· !cr lng of doc u menIs. Ihe end run s rnade agai nst laws enacted b.l' Co ngress appa n•nlly h;Js mad e no imp ress ion on thr pres ide nt. : St ill in chargp of the policy is i\ss lstnnt Secr~t a r y of Srarr E ll ioll J'lbra ms . who ha s admlttccl misleading Congress . and who boast s he ~ Ill bP In offi ce unl il l he end oil he Reagan ad mlnist ra 1ion. He has thr lavish l< •s lim onl cil of Sr'creleii',Y or State· Gc•orge Schu lt z. who said Abrams ha s do ne a "spnsational" job. :: The m lm ini!->l ra ti on ha s nP V('I' embrt.Jrrd n(·gotia!ion s us a way 10 1><1acc in C'Pnr nil Amer ica, a lthough !rom limP to time thr president h1ts said hP would he amcnablr, and he has sent Am bassador Philip J.l a blb on sevc•ra l trips to ta lk to Cent ra l Am<'r ican leaders. F.ach (I me. howPver . 1h<' adm in Is Ira Iion has blockl'd a dla Iogue with whal I~ co ns id ers vali d objections. > Most rccc nt lv, a mr•et ing schrd uit' Ci to he hPid in GuaiC'mala Citv to discuss a peace plan proposed by l'osla Il lca n PrrsidPnt Oscar i\r:las ~as postponed . ,FII ,.wa IC' l' sn lei I hr <Him inlstra lion wanIs lo sel' thr Nic11 ragua n go-trer nm ent unclprlakp rdorms lw for e agt'PC'In g to halt support for thr rebc•ls. 'l'h(' l>racl' plan would c:tll for withdr:twa l of Sovirr and Cu ban ad vlst•rs I rom Nic·,,.·,gua and a halt tolr s mill la ry hullclup, among other lhlngs II a lso pr·o,·id!'s for lhr Unlt Pd Sl ii ll's to stop spo nso rin g and suppl)' in g Ihr guo•rrillos . T hls 1~ nnt ltw fir st I inw t hP adm In 1st ra 1ion h:1s 1hrowO'n an obs taC'Ir lrtto 11w \\-'01.\' of a PP< I C'4~ fu l so lu tio n to 1111' Nica raguan problem. Thr h~OdPr s (>f ("pntral t\nw r-ien un• eo ncr rn pd with thc1 sprPad of co m· munl s m inl hl'i r rl' ~l on . l3 utt hry a lso a rC' wary th al thr Un i1 rd S1a1 r s app<'ll r~ to ill' pursu ln g onl.l' a m IIit,,..,. sol u1ion to forrr change in Ma · nagua . :'"l'h{' c:on.L~H'S!-i lo na l hrar ings int o th e· scandal arp an C'ye opP rwr on ttr<' C'Oncluct of a s0C'I"PI ~\ ·a r. Tiw rl'vr lnt lons ma y gi ve C ong r css Ht•agan i ~ sun• h 0 f'a n C'On v in(•r thr l aw · Iha I 1hr· r·e is a Iig ll t or I I h1; o> nd or Iht· 1tlll11l'land Nica ra gu a wi ll pl:HI Si'S . On lht · o t ht •r h i m<.! . ma kN ~ ap:t1in tu r n to IIH' Wf• st. :·- Hy { l n l t ed Prt'."iS lutt·rn a tional 'l'ocla,l ' is Fri cla1·, .Ilin (• 21i, lht• 177111 ria.\' of I ~R7 ll'it h IHR to folloll' . Thl' moo n is tl('\\' . st;trs :t l"f' \' t~nu ~ otnd .lup\1\'r. Thr• ('\'f'nin g stnr s ure MN c u r~· . Ma r s and m n rnin ~ ~a turn Letters to the editor . 's Wh.at 1..•~ A menca .~ong.? As our nation' grows our palrlorlc lyrics contin ue to rr· flee I Ihe heri tage of a proplr who s lrU!(!(ir lo maint a in a sense or k s of our national communll y. Perhaps, what may be disco· vrrrd during Ihe closln!( chapters of ourpresent tl mellne lsone their count rv 's envi romnrntal of those wondrrful instrumentals strengths. . Many or us toda.v still enj oy the sou nds or God Bless Amr rlca : the' Sta r··Spanglrd Ba nner. Our mu sic also speaks or a spirit whosl' heri tage Is honed In the fundam ent al ractthal a larg<' divers it y or cu ltu res co-exist within the geogl'llph lcal boundar· thai re-crea tes a feeling ol renewa l fo r rhe Spirit or Amer· tea , lh al klnd ofmuslcalcomposl· lion which unites our hea rt s and emollons. enabling us lo realize the harmonies ex lstingwllhln the di versity or· our· many ethnic prrsonalilies. Elaine L. Schaefer •. Thank.~ individuals Thr Racine Villa ge Park Boa rd wishes lo lake thi s mc•a ns to publicly thank lhe various Individu als thai ha ve a nd arc making our 1987 " free" sum mrr co untry m usic program s a success. •· To the mu sicians : Ivan Powell, Hank Moore, Paul Sayre. Chuck Bailey, How ard Writesel, Wllbm' Donohue. Doug Circle. Harold Hager. Steve Burson, Sue Hager'. Donnie Dudding and hIs fla nee: To the special singers: Sue Hager, Slephanie Sayre, and Jessica Sayre: a greal big thank you for sharing your Ia lent and helping us provide an evenIng of good clean fun and wholesome entertai nment for our resident s. ' To Jeanette Lawrence and Marge Burri a big thank you fo.r handling the selllng of the llckets for the drawings; Special thanks to the Racine Deparlment Store and to Cross' Store for the gift certificates that were awarded at the drawing. One evening recently, I at tended a dinner or some 15 or 20 conserva tives of 1vhat are now being called the First and Second Genera tion s. Most of them have been act ive In lhe conserva tive movement for anyw here fro m nearly 20 to upward or 30 years. · and thei r co llective wisdom Is for mid able. The talk nalurally turned to 1988 and \he Republica n presi· dentlal nomination . Th ere seemed no doubt Ihal any ol thE' prese ntly conceivable nominees would, if actually d<>slgnal ed, receive lhe wholehea rted sup· port of all those prese nl: There was no ta lk of bolting, or eve n or the sort or Anybody-But -Jones se nllment th a i occasionally ma nifests itself amon g hot -eyed Ideo logues . Ma ny or those present seemed Inclined to let mailers go altha I. but one group had a pronounced favor ite for th e nomination: Jack Kemp. Here. they arg ued, was Ronald Reaga n's true spiritu a l heir. Why shouldn 't Kemp re - ceiVP the blessing of the conser· vatlve move ment . and with it s help win both lhe Republican nomin allon and lhe presidency next yea r? Wh ere was lhe Spir ll ·Of 1964, that drafted Barry Goldwatrr and pu t the Republ ica n Part y in consprvat ive hand s firmly and for good• Where was lhP dogged co mmitment to the ri ght 1in bolh senses 1 Ihal had all but wresled the 1976 nomination fr om President Ford and given it to Reaga n? Whal . in 1987, a re conservatives wait ing for? I'm glad to say that absolutely no one present di sputed J ack Kemp's claim to be conserva · tt sm's mos t prominent spokesman after Rona ld Reagan's departure. Kemp ha s labored long and hard for that honor. a nd he deserves it. This winter a nd spri ng alone. he has strongly opposed freedom-of-choice abor· lions, called for full speed ahead on SDI . and demanded the resignation or Sec reta ry or State George Shultz . Save for a per· haps Pxcrsslvl' Indulgence to· lrangate money trail Today in history Tlw The molting of a movement Thank s to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beeg le for donating Ice and to Mattie Beegle for the pies and r a kes for Ihe refreshment stand . A Sp!'clal thanks to Doug Ci rcle lor stepping In with his fiddl e to help \he Bend River Boys Band wh ile Frank Cleland Is recupera ting from su rgery. Thanks to everyo ne that do· nat ed to h<'lp pa y for the material to compl ete the roof for !he stage. Dale Hart and Ivan Powell , head carpenters on Ihe projecl. reporl "barring ra in the roof for the stage should be ready for the program on the 27th" . Any loca l musician/ singer that Is Interes ted In participating In the proJ<ram, Is asked to contact Ivan Powell 949·2485. Last . but notleasl. our sincere thanks to the residents that have be€n coming to the programs ... We are doing thiS for you! So .. .brlng your lawn chairs and see you Salurday, June 27. Racine Village Park Board Robert Beegle ()- ward Big Labor. he is In !act the very model of a conserva tive candid ate. And yet. for so me mysterious reason, Kemp's ca mpaign . has nor fl ou ri shed in today·s sloutl y co nse r va llve GOP. Among probable Republi· ca n primary vo ters he remain s well behind Rober! Dole, and even fur lher behind Vice President Bush. Why• r finall y rose to sugges t !hat !his lacklusrer show in g is not in the lrast Kemp's raul! . bul a product or the current mood or theAmP rica n peop l~. and even or the conserva tive move ment. The Reagan administration has ad· ministered a heav.~ dose or ronsrrva tism lo th e American body polillc. Taxes havP been slashed; lhr nalion's defenses hav<: been rebuilt and moder· nlzed: the rate or In crease In expenditures for domestic pu rposes has been reduced to near zero . The American people, broad!~ speaking, are well sa tis· fled wit h these ac hievement s. · and arr in no mood to rf'vrrsr William Ru.sher them. Bul they also need lime to digest lh em, and thai may be precisely why Bush 1or Dole) appeals to them. As, for the conservative movemen!, il wasn't until almosl 24 hours after the meeting that I hit on the metaphor thai , to my mind, properly , describes the . movement 's present condition. After lhe tremendous accomp- . lishment represent ed by the : Reagan administration's accession lo nalional power, and lis : many achievements In office, the co nservative movement Is, In · most respects, extraordinarily ; healthy. Its lnlrastruclure- the · think ihanks, legal foundations , ; financ ial . resources , publica· . t ions. ca dr es and trainin g · schools - Is stronger than ever. : Bul many lorms of life renew : themselves by shedding their old plumages, or skins or shell s. AI ' such times. Ihey may be preoccu· • pied and a little orr their feed, but · lhr end product of! he process Is a : r enewed a nd often bigger : animal. Robert Wagman WASHINGTON (NEA l - Af- secretary. F'awn Hall. with the · car and a sm all airplane and to Int o a n account called " Belly : tr r six weeks of hearings en· number than had been hand wrll - pay a visit to a E uropea n health Bulton ." controll ed by Hakim, ' compzsslng 110 hours ol resllm - ten on a sllp of paper given thr clini c . Most or the money. but -said to be for the benefit of · ony from 18 witnesses, includ ing sull an. Two num bers had been though. remain s in the account. Oliver Nort h's family . Hakim ; many "key players," our kn owl- transposed. and the money had described this account as a kind : Almosl Sl million was placed in edge of the franga te saga Is still gone Into the accou nt of a Swiss an aecounl ca lled " C. Tea," an of Insurance fund for North's • incomplete. But one critica l businessman who had Imme- accou nt controll ed by former family should someth ing happen : aspecl of the whole aUalr is now diately withdrawn II and put It CIA offi cia l 'l'homas Cli nes. to him on a covert mission. : mu ch clearer- thp money trail. Into another acco unt . Those a noth er Ha kim -Seco rd asso · Secord, who lesllfled he made • When Attorney Generai .Edwln funds have been frozen by Swl1s elate. Most. if not all of this noprofltsfromthearmstransac- : Meese an noun ced last November authori ti es. million. repor t ed!~ remains in lions , now says lhal If Hakim : tha t profit s from arms sales to the acco un t. placed $1.5 million Into a n , Ira n had been diverted. he What happened to the $12 S!lll another $600,000 plus was accoun l In his name, he wa s : lndlcaled tha i as much as $12 million in rranga te weapons dE'poslied In a n accou nt called never aware or Ihe lac!. Secord Is • million may have gone to the proflls became clear after the "Scllec h, " which was controlled anxious to return 10 the witness conlras . Later thi s fi gure was t r s l i m o ny of Ca lif orn ia by Stanford Technology Trading table to so lestlfy. Increased to more than $20 buslnessma n-arms dealer Alber! Group Inter national Inc., the Another major quest ion, 11million when It wa s revea led that Hakim. company owned by Secord and nally. Is who owns Ihe almost $9 the Sull an of Brunei had made a Acco rdin g t o a s ti ll - Haki m. At least $250,000 of these million still In these accounts. s eparate $10 million unpublished staff analysis, $8.2 fund s were used by the company Committ ee members say It Is the co nIrl butlon. milli on In profit s from Iranian as seed money for va rious U.S. tax payers . Hakim dis· The news stunned Co ngress arms sales were depos lled Into Jnves lmenls . Inc luding the pu r· agrees . The account s are now·! and most ex perts. II meant that fi ve Swiss accounts, They were chase of timberl and In the frozen and the question will ~ at the lime the Reaga n adm iniS· set up by Hak im either In his P acific Northwest. probably by Sl'IIIPd In the courts: tra tl on wa s begging for In - name or for the benefit or his Finall y. $200,000 was placedcreased fundin g of the co ntra parlners or companies . th ey effort. they were awash In coni roll ed . money. A little less than $4 million • The news also appa rentl y actua lly wen I to . the contra stu nned !he co nt ras. They In- cause. sis ted they never saw most of Ihis However, $1.4 m illion ol this money. This was met wllh amounl represented profit s on skepticism and suggestions lhat sales to lhe contras and nowed large sums might have wound up back to Hakim a nd the olher In the private bank accounts of principles, making their Iota! co ntra leaders . take about $9.6 million . Now we know that millions More than half of the " misswere diverted from sales to Iran Ing" $12 million, $6.8 million to be of often outdated and Inferior e~act , ended up In a Swiss weapons at Inflated prices. And accounl under Hakim 's name. much of Ihat money did end up In He testllled that he viewed $2 private bank accounts. But not million of this as a reserve for those of lhe contras. Rather. fulure covert operations, $2 mil· million ended up In the private lion was earmarked as "commit· accounts of the "patriotic Amerl· ments" (read bribes) to Iranians cans" who were acting as mid- Involved In hostage negotiations, dlemen In the deals. with the rest represenllng "profWhat happened to the sultan's Its ," which Hakim called $10 million Is now clear, bul Ills reasonable. the mosl amazing single fact to Another $1.5 million was come oul of the first round of placed Into an account with the hearings. Simply put, the sultan code name "Karel Assets." This was given the wrong Swiss bank was conlrolled by Former Gen. account number ln which to place Richard Secord, Hakim's busithe money. ness partner. Some of that money ,. That fact. was not uncovered went to pay expenses and tees, "I just had an klea. Why don't..., uk the Suluntil a committee staffer com: Including $45,000 to lawyer Thotan of Brunei tor ten million bucks?" pared the number on an Index mas Green: But other funds were .• ca~d typed by Ollver North's ~used by Secord to buy a sports Berry's World SAN FRANCISCO !UP!) Bill Landrum had rellred all Giants sta fler Mike Krukow , walked and scored on Stilwell's With San Francisco and Clncln· seven or lhe .batters he faced making his fir st appeara nce double-play grounder 10 Increase·: nati lied at 6-61n the bottom of.the when he walked Bob Brenly with since June 5, threw three shut out the Reds' lead to 5c2. ninth, the Giants' Will Clark one out In the bottom of the ninth. innings but did not survfvf' the On bac k·to·back pitches In the ; faced Reds' relief ace ,John Craig sent up left - handed pinch· fourth. flft h. pinch-hitt er Mike Aldrete ; Franco with Ihe bases loaded and hitter Harry Spilman, Rose counDa vis opened the Inning with hit his fir s I homer of the year a nd • tered with the left ·handed his 23rd home run lo give Thompson his sixth to mak e It 5·4 ' one out. • The Reds draw their infield Murphy, and Craig responded Cln clnnal i a 1-0 lead. Dave Reds. Brenly hit his sixth homer and outfield In, but Clark drills a with the righlhand· hittin g Parker. Sllllwell and Bo biaz all of the year In the sixth to tie the two-strike pitch up the middle. Brown. singled to load the bases. Dave score. Giants win, righl ? Murphy got two slrlkes on Concepcion's sacrifice fly sco red Right, bul not before Eric . Brown before the third baseman Parker for a 2·0 lead, and Ron In other National League !)avis sent pulse rates soaring broke a 2-25 slump · with an Oes ter· singled hqme Stillwell for · games. New York dr·ubbed ChiThursday nlghl at Candlestick opposite-field single, sendin g a 3-0 lead. Gullickson followed cago 8·2, Monireal rouled PillsPark, While Chris Brown · ran Brenly to third. with a single that drove in Diaz. burgh 7-2. St. Louis shut out Right -handed pinch-hill er Joel chased Kruk ow a nd gave Cin ci nhome from third. the Cincinnati Philadelphia :1-0, San Diego centerflelder grabbed Clark's Youngblood ca me up and Rose nat i a 4-Q lead . shocked Houston 4·1, and San hit, streaked to second base for a countered with right - handed Candy Ma ldonado hit his 11 th Francisco nipped Cinclnnall 7-6. force, and looked to first base for r e liever Frank Willi am s . hom er a nd Chis Spr ier hi s In lhe only American League a possible double play on Clark · Youngblood, who has 2:1 pinch hit seventh in !he fourth 10 pull the game. Min nesota edged Clevethat would have sent the game at-bats oul of :n tolal at -bats. Gia nt s to 4·2. In rhr fifth. Davis land 4-:l. lnlo extra Innings . laced a doubl e to rig hi. moving But Clark hustled lo firs\, Brown to thi rd and scoring Davis had no play. and San Brenly to lie the ga me 6-6. Francisco escaped with a nail- Murphy then walked Robbi e, Tn~State Greyhound Parks' biting 7-6 victory over the Reds, Thompso n. and on came Franco ending a lhree:game Cincinnati to surrender lhe game· winning win streak. II was the Giants' single to Clark. 'third win in 12 games . "Wi ll Cla rk showed me some· • "I wasn't looking al Davis ." thing," said Craig. "Two quick said Cla rk. "I was just running strikes against one of the best down the first base line. Don ' t relief pitchers In the ga me, and think I didn't know who was out he battled bark ." there." The ninth inning drama obsIf you 've ever been nervous about placing a bet at Tri-State, That was lhe - omnipresenl cured the quirky outing or here's your chance to try - free' Because this Saturday, you Davis, who had raced !rom first Cincinnati starler Bill Gullickget a free rwo dollar bet with your one dollar admissron to home on a wild pickoff throw son, who gave up seven hits In six when you present this coupon! It's a $2 bet for a $ 7 admisfor Cincinnati's winning r.un on innings - but five solo home sion' Choose a long shot . _. or a sure thing . . . it's up to Wednesday . ·' runs. Gullickson, who has not "He's not going to turn a double won since Ma y 30, ha s surrcn· you. So JOin the excitement during our "Two for One" Saturplay on that ball," San Francisco dered an alarming 21 hom e runs day Night .- Saturday, June 27th! manager Roger craig said. in 97 Innings. Limit one coupon per person, please. and you must be 18 "He's a great athlete, but he's nol or older to participate. For more information, call 776-1000. "You give up fiv e home ru ns In I ha I good," Racing year round, rain or shine. Cross Lanes, \IW Exit, off a game, you don 't ex pect to go to Old Davis really believe he the wire with th em," said Rose. 1 -64. could turn the rarely-sighted 8-3 "I felt fortunate we had 1he Free Betting School (including a FREE How to double play? opportunit y to win tha t gam e. " " !was hoping so," he said. "He bet book) tClark ) Is the type of guy that r.;;;;;;;;:=::::===;;;;==~l To give you more help, we'll also conduct a free Betting Schoof huslles all the lime. and he' s the that night/ Our staff will be on hilnd to explain how to bet, whill type of guy that enabled me not to some ol the more bas1c bets are, and to answer your questions. The mak e the double play." Betting School begins at 6tJO pm in the Grandstand section SUIMIR SllllS WOIIIISIIOPS Davis, who picked up three hil s and tallied three runs , had Post Times: I ·JOMa rinee, Wed , Sill 17'30 fvenings, Mon Sill. Resi!IVatlons: 776-5000 doubled and scored off winner Ill Scoll Garrelts, 6-5, In the top of I fr.00.9:00 l the ninth, pulling the Reds ahead w 6.00.9:00 l Redeem th is Tri-State 6-5. .Ill Coupon by 8:00 pm, June 27. I 987 fr.00.9:00 I Rob Murphy, 4-.1, one of four s,-1 Writing w 6>00·9:00 l Cincinnati pitchers used by manager Pete Rose In Ihe boltom of ~-t,OO l the Inning, look the loss. ''Two for One Saturday Night''! " It is bad enough to do something like lhls, " 'wrote a fru slra ted FBI official , "and ' worse to . have the FBI in the supporting role.:' Tolson was furious. "I saw 11 and il wa s bad," he wrote. "We must find some way lo prevent FBT case from being used thru such subterfuge as In lhls In· stance. fl Is a fraud upon the public." To lson was assured by the bureau's Los Angeles office thai "the Crime Research Sec· lion will continue lo monitor this seri es to determine or any future mlsre presentalions of bureau cases are perpetraled." · gEFO~E The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio.. 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't,_.CNIMMt11 1'1ih.J'I ................... ..,_.,. ~ ~-.. ~ r~t..,,...,.... ~-~~~-IIJTI.ftiU ,, . , • . . . _ _ . _ _ _ _ , _ . _ _ . . .................. - . . . . JIM . . . . . . .. ....... ; m ~• _Inl,_..,._ .........,,..., ............ ~ tlll'U!l. �I Page-4- The Daily Sentinel Friday. June :!!6. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 19B;r:~:~-- I • • Wimbledon action again halted by rain By STEVE KETTLE UPI Sports Writer WIMBLEDON , England (UP!)- Ir everyont>played with the efficiency of Martina NavratUova, Wimbledon· would be practically .half over. Instead, the waterlogged tournament Is off to Its slowest start In history. Navratllova, seeking a sixth consecutive Wimbledon women's singles title and a record·ty· lng eighth overall, ha'S required a total or 72 minutes to reach the third round . She has dropped just four games In her two matches. The No. 1 seed needed jus t 4i minutes Thursday to crush Japan ' s Etsuko Inoue 6-1, 6·2. NavratUova and Inoue were the only players among the 156 scheduled to compete Thursday to complete a match as Wimbl edon continued to suffer through Its most troubled start in history. In the only other match started, I van Lendl, the men's No. 2 seed, trailed Paolo Cane of Italy, 3·6, 5-5, In their secondround contest. After four days ol scheduled competition, only 107 matches have been completed - 76 or them Wednesday - creating a backlog ol some 140 contests. The previous worst start In the modern era was In 1985 when 108 matches were completed through four days. "! am so lucky to have been able to finish my match," Navratllova said. "The worst thing Is to be stopped In the middle, especially when you are the first match on." While Navratllova Is the only player through to the third round, there remain 22 first- round matches to be finished, and the forecast for tOday calls for scattered heavy showers. " We will play till we complete the championships ," promised Alan Mills, the Unflappable tournament referee. "The situation is not that desperate from a tourna ment point of view at this time." Mills pointed out there were only two days In the 1982 tournament completely free of rain and those championships finished on tl.me. The prospect of playing this Sunday, a scheduled day off,- "Is totally out or the question this year," Mills said, adding the competition would be extended into a third week if necessary. Navratilova was not troubled by the elements. Following a delay of 4 hours and 39 minutes al4l In the opening set, she pushed to finish the match and gel herself away. "I don' t think I rushed to get the match over with, but I did rush- in between the points. Once a point begins, I take my time. I suppose you can call it controlled r ushing." Navratllova banged her left knee with her racket while attempting a service return tn thesecond_game, and this stung her temporarily. She lost the game, but then swept the next. nine, allowing Inoue more than two points in only one of those games. The 22-year-old Jnoue,.ranked .No . 43 In the world. gamely, attempted to play serve and volley, but wa s overpowered. "At . the beginning Etsuko was serving hard first and second se rves, " Navratilova said. "Then she started serving some doub1e faults, which I figured she would . I was able to break her after she took a little off the serve . I came out ready after the break to finish the set quickly and take the second set." Governor will fight Bobby Knight's extradition WIPES BROW- Ivan Lcndl wipes his brow durlqg early play Thursday In the 19g7 Wlmhledon ltlOnls tournament In London. (UPI) Clippers 'drop 9-4 .decision By United Press International Charles Hudson, in his first minor-league appearance sin ce being sent down by the N<•w York ,..• Yankees, was hammer ed for 12 • hils and seven runs In the ; Columbus Clippers ' 9-4 loss to the • visiting Maine . Guides in an ·: Internation al Leagu<' gaml' ·~ Thursday ni ght. ' Hudson was belted l or fi ve run s ~ In the first and could not surv ive ~ the fifth Inning. Ex - Yankee Joe • Cowley, 3·5, went seven Innings : for the victory . ~ Kevin Ward' s RBI single In the ' first was all the offensive support ~ Cowley needed. ~ Joel Skinner, also ass igned to ~ Columbus by the Yankt.,.,s to • regain his bat ling confidence, did : not collect a base hit In four • appearances as the Cl ippers' •• des ignated hitter . : Elsewhere, Toledo ou tlasted : Pawtuck et 9-8, Tld ewa t<' r •' blasted Rochester 9-:1, and Ri ch~ mond defeat ed Syracuse, 8·1i. ' At Toledo, Ohio, Rey Palacio' • homeredlnthe nlnth l nnlngtollft •• the Mud Hens. Jeff .J ones, 1- U. : earned the v ictory . Hectet· SIP· • wart , 1-4, took the loss for ;. Pawtucket. AI Rochester , N .Y .. Ami,-,. ••(.•· David knocked In fi ve runs with a :• homer, a double and a sacrifice •' fly to help th e Tides . David ~ openedthegame'sscorlngwllha ;: two-run homer In the first innin g •• off the R<'d Wings sta rter J u•· ~ Ku chars ki. 1· 2. Th e blas t al so ~ scored Kev in f~ l s t rr . Tom Edens . ::,.11-4. went eight Innings for Tidewater . At Syracu se. N.Y .. Da 1Ty l Motley co llected three hits and added three RBI to carry Richmond. Bill Olw l newas I he wlnnpr while Colin McLau gh lin took th<' loss. Scioto Downs INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) Gov. Robert Orr says he will fight any attempts by Puerto Rican officials to extradite Indiana University basketball coac h Bob Knight to .serve a six-month jail term for assault. 'Tm strong for Bobby Knlglrt, " Orr said Thursday In a Jason Bush selects Urbana By ,Jim Soulsby 1900 yards last year. DeCola said Meigs High School grad uate Jason will be used on the .Jaso n Bu sh will atte nd Urbana offensive line either at center or University, an NA JA school in the guard. The coaching staff was Mid Ohio Co nference, th is fall very Impressed with Jason's size where he will become a member and strength as well as his of th e Blue Knlghl football squad . sincerity and academic stand.J ason , so n of Celeste Coats of ards. He was graded by the staff Middleport and Charles Bush of from game film and ranked high Sprin gfield, wa s an outstanding on his evaluation. offensive center and defensive Jason received two scholar· tack le at Meigs under former ships, one for academic achievehead coach Charles Chancey. ment for being In the ·upper half During his junior and senior of his class and the other for his years Meigs posted a 19·1 record ath letic ability. Coach DeCola partl y due lo his aggressive styl e pointed out that although It was of play. In his senior Jason had not a "full ride" It m ade for a one i .. tcrceptlon, three fumble very nice package. recover ies and twel ve sole tack· "We are looking forward to les res u lti n~ In losses for the having an athlete of Jason's opposition . He was named to the ca libre and characler In our All TV C first lea rn. the All . prog ram," Coach DeCola said. · Distri ct squad an rl rece ived " Although we ca nnot assure a specia l mention at th e state level. starling position to anyone, his Urbana, a fou r year college desire and skill makes It highly established In 1850. resumed pro lJably th at he will attain one of varsity competition on a full those sta rting berths." The schedule la st season under head coac h stated that he Is lnteres!ed coac h Ray DeCola. Football had In hearing from any young man been disconti nued at the univer- who ha s not made a commitsity In the 1930's. Prior to tment to another schooL rr·-es tabll shlng the progra m at The Urbana 1987 schedule Is as Urban a, DeCola was head men- follows : tor at that cit y' high sc hool. Sept. 12 ....... ........ ... Wilmington During o 1:3 ~~ra r tcnurr hi s teams Sept. 19 ....................... Bluffton had six undcfea ll•d seasons and Sept. 26 .......... WIIIlm sburg, Pa. seven championships, losing just Oct. 3 .. .... .... Georgetown, Ky . four ga mes In eight seasons. Las t Oct. 10 ........ ...... .. .. .. ....... OPEN S<'ason at Urba na. his squad went 0ct. 24 ..... ......... Iowa Wesleyan 4·1-J wi th four or their opponents Oct . 31 .... ................... Defiance IJr lng ranked nationall y In the Nov. 7 ..... ......... Anderson, Ind . NA il\ . Nov. 14 West Liberty Stale, WV Coaf'i1 DeCol a' s team oprrates from th r !-formatio n with multi · plf' se ts. They like to thro w the ball anct h;ll'(. a senior quarterIJack, a UnivNslt y of Cillcinnati trans frr. who passed for over telephone lnlervlew from Tokyo, where he was visiting on a 19-day Investment mission. "I'd fight it clear up to our Supreme Court" i! Indiana received a extradition request for Knight. A Puerto Rican governmen t official, encouraged by a new Supreme Court decision on extraditlon, said Wednesday efforts should be made to extradite the coach. who was convic ted In absentia lor assaulting a pollee officer during the 1979 Pan American Games In San Juan. Knight , who coached the U.S. basketball team to victory at the 1979 games, left the Island before the trial was conducted and remains a fugitive In the eyes of the Puerto Rican government. He was vacationing- beheved to be In Montana - and was unavailable for comment. The hot-tempered coach was sentenced to six months In jail for punching a Puerto Ri can pollee officer who had Intervened In an argument Knight was having with another man during a team practice. The Supreme Court ruled ear· Iter this week federal courts have the power to force governors to compl y with ex tradition requests. "! would would submit his case Immediately," acting Secretary of Justice Guillermo Mojica said from San Juan. Mojica said he would recom · mend that Puerto Rico submit a writ of mandamus to U.S. Dis trict Court in Indiana to require Orr to send Knight to serve his sentence. A request to Orr for Knight's extradition would have to come from Gov. Rafael Hernandez Colon or Secrelary of Justice Hector Rivera Cruz. Orr said he does ·not take Mojica's statements seriously. " I think that the j ustice, who has obviously taken advantage of lhe Supreme Court decision to make a political statement, is not someo ne that I have to pay heed to," Orr said . " I regard Bobby Knight as American Pomeroy. OH. Phone 992·2976 SPRING I. SUMMER HOURS MON.-WED. & THURS. 9-S TUES. & Fll. 9·8 SATURDAY 9· I THE GRAVELY SYSTEM SUNDAY, JUNE 28th, 1:00 P.M. GENEIAL ADMISSION - S3.QO lids Under 12 FlEE OPEN CLASS - ss.OO Entry Fee PIIZES WILL IE AWAIDED BY AMOUNT OF ENTRY FEE . GATES OPEN AT 11:30 A.M.-ENOIES 12 TO 2 ENYEITAINMENT 12 to 2 by Amlx Bond Located in RAINBOW PARK, 1 y, Mile Eut of BASH AN Store off Co. Rd. 28 on Rainbow Ridge. WATCH FOR SIGNS . '• TOLEDO. Ohio 1UP I! - Krelz· l'rs Radar gr"bbcd the lead at the thr ee-quartt•r markrr and pulled <l_'V:t)' t o <~ th r('(' i<'ng th victory in 1 h ursd ;~ y nl~ ht 's fralured lOth ract' pa('<' .Jt Hn ceway Pat·k. Dri vr n by Rod ney Conner, the wiltnPr covrrcd 1he mile In 2: 01 1 " and returned $21.20, Si and $4.1l(l. Wondr r Wl'a pon finished srcond. pa ying $4.80 and $3.60, and Mauras Fan cy came In third. klckin i: back $7.·10. 2 DAYS ONLY-JUNE 26 ·& 27 FIREPLACE INSERT OR CARS $1 69s -----~ 1 1 MIZWAY TAVERN II FIIDAY I SATUIDAY NIGHTS I I COOPER Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-6421 Coup~~~ CHIIYSLEil MOTOR I GENUINE PARTS GeM tin .lily 15, 1917 .OPEN 1·5 MONDAY n•u ,_AY Beat of the bend Shades of disgrace?~ By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer Shades of disgrace! II was In Au· . gust, 1911 . Point Pleasant, W.Va. , was Invaded by · less that a street fair and officials of the city underwent strong verbal attack. At least, that is the report In an Aug. 18, 1911 edition of the Mason County Republican which was found recently by Arizona and Lawrence Stewart. , Here are some of the comments which were made: " We are Informed lhat one member of the council suddenly conceived the Idea that II would be just awful to have a nice little Innocent street fair . Isolated away off down on the show lot and worked with all his energy to secure the public streets for the fair, and through the very strenuous efforts of this member, the council granted the use of the streets to the fair company. " Main Street, between Fourth and Flfl h Sts., is almost blockaded with tent s and gambling booths. Gambling wheels on the sty le of the old fortune wheel , and many other gambling devices are run In the open and nothing said about it. On Main, just below Fourth Street, is a tent in which, we are Informed. Is glv lng on e ol the most Immora l shows even allowed In any town or city . These places are In open disregard of our laws. " Ladles are sometimes misled and go Into this Indecent show and have to be Invited to go out. Our officer of the town was heard to say, '"The show Is all right . II is for men only.' "The Mayor, the Prosecuting : Attorney and oth er officers : quietly look on and t he people are helpless.'' · Wonder how the people of 1911 .' would react to the "Interesting" · entertainment you can get Into . your living room now with only the turn of a switch. And gambling has the blessing of , • government. We' ve come a long way, baby - or have we? In contrast, Point Pleasant 's present Mayor J.J . Wedge Is entendlng an Invitation to the public to participate In the city's "Happy Birthday to America Celebration" scheduled for July 3 and 4 at KrOdel Park, and sponsored by the city. There will be a teen' dance with music by A tomlc Sounds and free ad mission on July 3. There will be a wide variety of concession • ;: •: ,. •: 3000 SQ. FT. HOUSE •Twin Blowers •Automatic Thermostat •Glass Door •Large Ash Pan SAVE ro FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY... FACTORY GOOFS SQOj0 SOME HAVE SMALL PAINT DEFECTS••• SOME HAVE SMALL DINGS & SCRATCHES••• YOU WILL NOT FIND AN EQUAL QUALITY STOVE AT THESE SAVINGS ANYWHERE (Guaranteed) Darlene Buck ley, Pomeroy. is the winner of The Times-Sentinel .June 21 mystery farm contest . There were 14 correct entries Identifying the farm as that of Fred and Bertha Smith, Wes t Shade Road, Pomeroy. Buckley wa s selected as winner by lotter y and will receive the $5 prize awarded in the contes t. Lillie Kennedy report s that the REACT Team will be handling traflic for the Rutland July 4th parade. If you want to take part - hope y ou do - just contact Lillie. By the way , the Mei gs High band will be taking part in July 4th parades both at Rutland and Middleport . For c larification purposes let me mention that Lori Klinger, director, reports that band students going Into the ninth grade will report fo r practice sessions with the senior band; those going Into the eight h grade the next school year are not to report. Also no one Is to bUj' anything In the line of a summer uniform until band members have met with DireclOI' Klinger. Got that? Big congratulations to Burton and Al bert Smith wi ll mark their 57th wedding anniversary Sun day, June 28- and they' re going strong . · That 's a pretty effective big slick that th e federal govern· ment holds ther e- bi g enough to Induce the Ohio legbla ture to raise the drinking age or lose millions in highway money . It ' s an Ill wind. Do keep smiling. : Southern High Sc hool Band Is :: sponsoring a Ca pta in D 's all-youcan-ea t fish dinner on Sunday. ' July 5. The dinner will be served at the Southern High School ca feteri a from 11 :30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The menu will Include all the batter dipped ! ish you can eat. trench fries. co leslaw. hu sh puppies .. tossed sa lad . soft dnnks. tced tea and coffer. i\dvance llckets fot ages n adul~s arc $4 .25 and may be obt amed from any band m r m.ber or at th<• hi!(h sc hool of ft c·e_. Advance t lckets for ages und~rl , \ are $2.50. Ti cket s at the doot will be $4 .50 and $2.75. Church women hold meeting ·: ~ ' ,; The Syracuse Asbu ry Met hodist women had their .Ju ne meeting at lhe chuch. Presldrnt Mary Lisle opened the meeting wilh "A Pr ayer fOI' June" by John Green leal Whittier. [)(>volions from Luke 1.1 were read by Helen Teaford . Tweiuv-s lx sick and shu t-In calls we~e report ed. · Next month' s meeting will be t\eld at the hOme of Anna Hildore. A picnic will be held In August . 90 DAYS SAlU AS CASH PlENTY OF RNANONG AVAILAilE IRING YOUI PICIC·UP LASAGNA DINIIEI ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 -t<f ..r uSAGM& ALDIE .......................................... '2.33 $ A - Aloe lot,.. Somoot..,. of 0or O..lhn It J -·$MI. ......,. -· --lot...r..,. _, tt oJ _,, llollotto!Oto 01o1ct o1 o tlol W " · W ·Oor ...... Colfoo t< Docol· ..r ,.., llof lololotiMolll llarn s...lwich AloM ............................................................. '2.35 11t1n Swllwich TOIIIIIII w/MHwrd Polutu• - Gruwy ........... '3.30 NEW IIOUIS: IIOIL·11111S. t:00-9:30 Fll. 9 UL·10 PA1 SAT. 10·101 HI. 10-9:30 JKrrbaugll·s nf (!!qrattr lOIII 7 Varian birth A1C Dav id Richard Varian and Cher y l Plesrce Varian, U .S. Air For ce, La s Vegas. Nev.. announce the bi r th of a son, March 31, at Nellis Air Force Base Hospital, La s Vegas . The Vari ans are former ly of Mason, W.Va. and Cheshire. The Infant has been named David Ryan Varian. He weighed eight pounds, five ounces and was 21 inches lon g. Paternal grandparent s are Joan and RIchard Varian, Mason. and mater· nal grandparents are Dottle and Larry .Jones , formerly of the area. now of La s Vegas, and James M. and Phyllis Pierre. Rutland. Pat ernal great -gr andpaenl s are Edith Bowen. Mason, and the late Denver C. Bowen, and the late Da ve and Cl ar a Varian , Maso n . M ater na l great - nstauwn Legion Auxiliary meets New olfic.er s were elec.ted and severa l donations were m ade when the American Legion Auxlliarv of .Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, met at the ha)l. E lected were Mrs. Ellen Jane Rou ght , president ; Mrs . Frankie Hunnel. fir st vice pres ident: Mrs. Gerry Miller. second · vice president: Mrs. Iva Powell, sect·etar v; Miss Robin Ca mpbell, corresponding secrct'ary: M rs. Kate Welsh. Miss Erma Smith, treasurer. Insta llati on will take pla ce at the .J uly meet ing with Mrs. Helen Hampson. past Eighth District pres l· dent, as the installin g officer. At th at time also th e Buckeye Girl State delegates will gl v~ reports. Thank you notes were read from the Carleton School fo r a donation to the spel' ial Olympics and fr om a hea lth nurse for a donation to a needy family. Th e unit also m ade a donation to the Senior Citlens for the van with the wheelchair life, and to Jennifer Couch who has been selected lor a trip to Europe with a basketball team. Plans were discussed for the birthda y party to be held on July 16 at Vetera ns Hospital In Chillicothe. The Department of Ohio convention to be held July 10·11·12 1n Toledo was announced with three delegates from the local unit to attend. Mrs. Veda Davis had the opening prayer and Mrs. Runnel gave the secretary's report. Mrs. Rought read "The Flag", and Erica McClintock, Eighth District junior president read "Flag Da y." Refreshments were served by Mrs. Davis and Mrs . Lorett a Tiemeyer . Moore birth being announced Mr. and Mrs . Jerry Moore .tr. , the former .Joy .J ohn son. Haute 1. Barbour svi lle, W.Va ., at·e an· nouncing the birth of a so n: .loshua Ky le. on Ma)• .10. The infant wl'ighed six pounds, fou r ounces and was 20 Inches long. Maternal grandparent s are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson, "nd 1he grea t-grandm other Is Mrs. Alber! Payton. Route 1, Barbou •·svllic. Paternal grandparents are .IC'tTY and Karen Moore, Barbour sv lll<'. the great · grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L awrence Hoffner. and the great ·great·gt·andmot her , Is Ruth 1. Wolf<'. Syracuse. grandpar ent s nrc .Kenneth and Dot·is Wilt . Racine. and Jam••s E . Pierce. Letart Fal ls, and the late Charlott e Pi erce. Bible School will be conducted Th t> Heath United Methodist Church, Middleport. will hold its annual vacat ion Bible school June 29-July :l. 9: 30 to 1:45 a.m . under the direction of Jennifer Harriso n. The Bibl e school will feature dai ly gam es and prizes with a cookout part y on the last da y. Teachers and hl'lpers are Donna Jenkins and Stephanie Alexa nder , nursery; Mar y Price and Julie Hubbard . kindergart en: Pat Phil so n. Sara h Phil· so n and Pauline Horton , gradrs one and two: Twlia Childs and Sibley Slack, grades three and four: Bett y Fult z and Scottie Hayes. gradrs live and · six: Susa n Houchins and Mary Dyer, games: th<· Rev . Sonny Zuniga and Donna Jen kins. mu sic·: and Mar v Wise, snacks . Ail children are ivelcomc to att en d. Rio Grande honor students Twenty-two Meigs Countlans • were named to the Rio Grande College and Communll y College sprln'g quarter honor roll. Students mu st earn a 3. 75 grad e point average to earn a listing on the roll. The group..includes Ri chard D. Ash. Syra· cuse: Nancy K. Ci rcle, Racine; !j;llillce L. Duff, Pomeroy: Sharon R. Edmonds, Ru tland ; Kenneth S. Grueser. Racine: Joseph R. Hemsley, Syracuse; Lisa M . Henderson. Guysv ille: n"r t" f.. Kennedy , Rutland: TOPS• conducts meetmg A " no-gain" werk wa s ccle· bra ted by TOPS OH 1456. Ru · Hand, at las t week's meet ing. Shirley Turner was the weekly queen and Sharon Thacker wa s runner-up. Vicki Ferrell won the fruit basket. Marcia Barrett was welcomed as a new member. Club meetings are held every Tu esday at 6 p.m. at the Rutl and Legion building on Beech Grove Road. Anyone Interes ted may call 992-2612. ... ....... ltt8FlOZ Charlotte M. Lyon s, Racine; JaneL. Manuel. Racine; Debbie L . McGuire·. Dexter ; Nancy L. Morrissey , Pomeroy: Pamela S. Murphy , Tuppers Plains: Ma ry E . O'Bri en, Pomeroy: David S. Ridgway, Middleport ; Lori K. Rit chie, Coolville; Kelly D. Rizer. Racine: Carol A. Smith, Middleport : Linda V. Smith, Langsville: Ann E. VanMatre. Pom eroy: Pau la S. Win e· brenner, Syracuse. and Ca the· rlne E . Workm an. Middleport. Entertain.r Mrs. Harry Davis hostl•d a family dinner Sunday In obscr· va nce of the seco nd bir thda y of her great-grandson. Nate Lehew. Attending were M rs . Sadie Thuener, Mrs. Sa bra Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. William Leh ew and Billy, Mr . and Mrs. Ted Lehew, Jan and Nate, Chillicothe. Mr. and Mrs. John Lehew and Sarah Jo. Ga llipolis. An Ice crea m cake was s!'rved for dessert . The youngster recei ved gift s and pictures wo•rr taken of the group. R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. 399 W. Main lfw-ly Mo4tro Supply! Porntroy PH. 992·2164 The Store With "All Kindt of ltuH" - For Pett, 8tebl•, L~rge & Smtll Anlm"•· Llwnt and Gt,dtnl .... ·-·--'- ~.- NOTICE OF ELECTION The Farmen Home Admlnittrltlon IFmHA) County Commluee election thlo yNr will be held on JUNE 30, 1987 . The ballot below mutt be flltod out, dotachod and mailed and received or returned In perton to FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION . 10& Bullor· 1987. If you do not voto In penon you ohould moll your ballot Inside • blank envelope m~rked btllot to enaure a secret ballot. This blank envelope thould be placed inside the enwelope you uae to mall your blllot. mu~t be legible on tha outer envelope. Failure to provide' thlt intormetlon will render yo1.1r ballot Invalid. Balloutnd envelope• may also be obtained from your local FmHA office. Your name and tddrHI Th o olate of nominees for ATHENS, MEIGS 6 VIN TON COUNTIES oro lilted In the boltot below. The qualificat ions of persons .v9tlnQ 1re described In the lot county office llated ebove. FmHA etectiont 1ft open to ell eligible voters whhout r&gerd to rece. color, reli- gion , natlonel origin, age. politicll affllletlon, merltal ttah.tl, sex , and/ Of hendicep. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION 4 Dr., Auto. PI, PS. ' $ $ 1982 Ford Escort .................•••.................•... 995 Standort!. Kith mileage. 1979 LTD Station Wagon ......................... S1395 n, PS. Air. BALLOT FOR COUNTY COMMinEE MEMBER(SI . 1979 VW Dasher Sta. Wgn. (Diesel) ...•..... S995 State (name) _ _ _ _ _ _..c:0:::":::'0:.....County (name) ATHENS. MEIGS, VIN!~ 'Cindidalt(t) _ _ _ _-'!'M~ AR~T!!! HA!.!A~.~ lE~E-_ _ 0 RON EASTMAN 0 ___________________ 0 Geotl CO!IIIition 1976 Chevy C-10 Pickup ....~~.t~:.~.~~t9.1!~: .. S49S 1977 Dodge Power Wagon ........................ $S95 lfll9t, ltut rum gootl. 1979 Ford f-150 ........~!!~:.!~:.!~~.t~~:... S1095 1975 Ford, 2 Dr......................................... S295 1 ford 'ONLY VOTE FOR ........ !.. .. CANOIOATE(sl Ptust detach this notice btlon volina ballol YOIER CERTIFICATION STATEMENT Subpart vof Part 205( of Title·7. Codeof Ftdeoal Attulationt re· quirfl that 111 voton for FmHA county or'"' committee elet· tiolll mHt tht fallowifl& etiaibil:ty requirlllltnft: (a) bt !armors: (b) dlriYI tilt principal far! of their into.,. trom larmina (thlll_ s mora th111 5G percent a ttltir lfOSIIncoma must como from aan· cultural production): (c) hmlhtir prlnclpol forminc operation within the coull)y or or10 for which tho otoctioills belnc htld. a1 IUbftoiHint this ballot, t ottost tllot l011ottht crltotia tovote. CIIS1II ,• nut Avenue, Pom.roy. Ohio, not leter than JUNE 30, " Voter Certificellon Stetement. ·· For lurther Inform•· t lon regarding voting 1nd voter eUglblllty, ••• the 1981 Pontiac Phoenix .............................. 1295 A - - - of Oor TOlly 1-. lotOO<I wl<to olrltp TooM4 5otool orith '"''"""".., 01o1ct Aloe lono<l with !lot !010 Mol Gortil - - The pie bakin g contest will be held In the afternoon. ResidPnt s are Invited to ent<>r any two crust pie in the contest. Cash prizes will awarded . Pies are to be taken to the park at 1 p.m . and the judging result s will be announced at 2:30 p.m . Festlvllles will begin with the parad e at 10 a. m. and continue throughout the day . There will be an ox roas t and other refresh· ments, a variety of ga mes and entertainment all day . The garden clubs of the community have prov idt>d seven new picnic tables and two new benches which will be in place lor the celebration. 4 dr., auto. PI, l'S, Air, fully equ1pped, a1r rand. $ t9 FIIDAY, JUNE 26TH tA - A talent show and pie baking co nt ~st have been added to the lineup of activities planned by the Rutla nd Fir emen for their annual Ju ly 4 celebration. The talent show, with cash prizes ol $15, $10 and $5, will be held at 7 p.m. at the park ana will be open to children. five through lJ. Those wanting to par ticipa te are asked to contact either Joan Stewart or one of the Rutland Firemen to register . Foll ow in g the children's talent show, there wllibea grouptalent contest for bands and others which will be j udged by ap· pl ause. Prizes will be $100 for fir st . $5() for seco nd. and $25 for third. 1984 Chrysler New York~r ....................... 5699 5 This Week's Specials ,_... loll< frotllly - Rutland July 4th activities set Mary Lisle rNd a letter from the Women 's Division at Louisville. Ky. about th ei r spring meet in g. Instea d of the regu lar pro· gram, Ann Sauvage rea d about the life of Deborah. Refreshments were served. Also allcnding were Mary Cundiff. Ma rcia Karr . &>u tah Ward and Addie Norris. HO.IAIED HAll DINNEI .................. 420 S50 WILL HOLD YOUR STOVE Tlll.FALL 701 2ND AYE. GAWPOUS, OHIO There will be much doing in the area for the holiday weekend not counting several in-county July 4th cetebralions. Gallipolis will be holding its 22nd annual r iver recreation festival, July 2·4 and will feature a parade, fireworks, art exhibits, entertainment and a quee n co ntest. Many of you are.familiar with the popular Columbus band. "McGuffey Lane" , which will be on hand on the first night of the Gallipolis festival from 8 to 11. Admission Is free at the outdoor concert to be held at the Gallipolis Park Front. SUJIDAY, JUJII liTH FACTORY WAREHOUSE OPEN 9 A.l.-4:30 P.M. stands and on July 4 the city will recognize Disabled · American Veterans , Prloners of War and those who are missing In action at 5 p.m. There will be paddle boating, swimming and miniature golf at the park and children's games with awards to the winners will be held at Fort Randolph. There will be diving and swimming competition at Harmon Pool. ·: All you can eat dinner slated ' HEATS UP TO Friday, June 26, 1987 Page-5 .. FREE STANDING II I SPECIAL I $26951I I TRUCK~ITH COUPON 1 Includes: 'New Oil (up Ia 5 qts. 11rs/6 qts. trucksi*Ntw Mopar I Oil Filters •complete Chassis Lubt "Check Fluid lmls "Check I Batte,ry (Vehicles Rtquiring Spt<iai/Extra OM slightly Hi!herl I I . ., 1M 21 204 Condor St. Toledo results II I sz.00 Cower Charge GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE By The Bend • ;: I LUBE, OIL & FILTER I JUNE 26 I 27 r-;::=====:-:====; 4 WHEEL DRI~E MUD 808 ·------------------~ BIAIEAWAY somebody who has shown fine lead ~rship," he added. Knight' s Indiana Hoosiers won the 1987 NCAA championship. Indiana Attorney General Linley Pearson said If extradition of Knight Is requested, the state will firs I question whether the Puerto Rican government conducted a fair trial In the coach's absence . ,-...:....----------1--------------------- COL UMBUS, Ohio (UP I ! Good As Bad won the f eatu 1w l eighth race at Scioto Downs JASON BUSH Thursday night and gave drlvrr 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - Wllllam Fahy his t hlnJ v l<"torv on the night . · The pair tt·uveled til(' mile• In 2:02 4·5 on a "sloppy" track to score a three-quarters or a trng t h win over Dox Dev lin and Tan ia lIon Wlnnl<~ . Good As Bad rc· turned $25.60. $11.80 an d $>.211. Fahy also drove Florldana Hanover. a 9-1 longshot, to victory In the fifth rae!', and St eady Lady to victory In thr firs t race. Countess Bluechlp captu red the third race, kick ing orr on 8· 7-5 trlfecta combination that paid $4,047. Marti Flo was second and Crashing Cymbal showed . A cr owd of 3.366 wagerrd $271,976. r ec ommend I Knight's) extradlt ion and I The Oaily Sentinel (6) 21. 22. 2!. 24. 25, 26. 21. 29. ltc -·' ,. �r-umerov-Middleport, Ohio Fnday, June 26, 1987 • • Friday, June 26, 1987 In the spotlight Garden's growing, so get the· canners ready By Clnd~ , Oliveri County Exlensiol' Agent Home Economlcs/ 4 H This Message and Church Directory Spommred Ry The Interested Ru. . inesses Listed On This Page. "Know of your own selves that summer Is now nigh at hand. • ·Luke ,, " P. J. 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Mu ss ' I POMtHII' -( hu rrhSchool 9 I~ a m \\ 01 ship 10 U:l 1 rn Choir rrhNrsa l \\ r1l 'S<I rl\ 7 UJ p m UM\\ s{'oond I t f'~tll\ 7 :lf\p m UMYFSund av hp m rorblt 1 HOCK SPlllNC S- Church Schnol 9 15 un Wm sh piOu m BlblrStudv \\ ('d nt-sd t\ 7 1('1 11 n UMYF' fSrn lorsl Su n d" ~ pIll Ju ni or "~ <'t try ol hf' Su n <Itt I p m F tnkl Ill H I Tl \ N I) - Churct School 10 u m \\ u sh lp 11 • m UM\\ 1 Et rnln~!C il cl cl sror li \\ <'C IIl ('!( l \ ~ \O pm UMW rAf 111 no n \ !t el <of'C'O ncl Thurfid ,., 1 p m tMu s~ rn 1n S1\LEM n NTE R - Chu rth S<:hoo19 15 111 \\cr~hlJ llll ~ pn (Mussn 3111 SNO\\ \II I f - \\ orship q on a m t h !'{'h !1C'ho(l1" l tl 1 m I Mussman \ SOl THE KN CLUSTER Hrv RoKrr Graef' K(!\ Puu1 MrGulre \I PI F (HOVE - Church Sc hool 9 30 \W r~ hlp HI 00 ' m frtrst and !hlrd ~und ''"' I Blblf' stud ' r \ f'r\ Sund tn 1 p m UM\V ~~rood Tur~l a \ 7 00 p m I, 1\rr mrf' ln,l.l Wt'!lnPsdll\ 1 p m t( rI ll' I BEl HA N\ - \Voro,(hlp q i rn Churt' h s 111 I tn 1 m Bill t Slud\ \~h>dnt's dav Ill 1 Ill l)( C' 1 ~ Womrn s Ft JI0\4 ship \\ f'dr r~d n 11 11m I ~ C'C.uitr) CAHME I - C'hurch School 9 30 a m \\ oJ or: hlp 10 4 ~ am &-rond and Fourth !-iu nd rn~ • rllmu;hlp dlnn<'r Y.llh Sutton 1hlrd 1 hu 1set 1\ 6 30 p m !MrCulrt'l EA~T I ETART - Church Schoo19 a m \\ orshlp 1tl 11 m Sl't'o nd and rourth Sun d 1\ S UM\\ fh st TuNday 7l'l p m iGI II('(-') I ETART f \LLS - Worship 9 am Church School 10 1.1 m jGracp~ MORNING STAR - Worship 9 4~ am Chu och School 10 30 a m Bible STudy Thursdav 7 30 p m tRad£>r) RACINE WESLEYAN- Clluroh School 10 a m Worship 1l a m UMW fourth Mon da.v tU 7 ~ p m Men s Pray.r Bruklast W<'dnesda) 7 am (CraC'fo) SU'ITON - Churt'h SchOOl 9 :11 a m Morntng Worship 10 4!\ a m first and third Sunda\ s Fellowship dinner" tth Carmel third Thu rsday 6 30 p m (McGuirt' I •m 4- flOWER! FOR IVIIY OCCASION (6141992-2039 or (614)992-5121 1/.,~, Couiii J ' Oldest Florut 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY OHIO 45769 614 / 992 2644 10• lutttfnut An Pomoroy 01! GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 1 Warm summer sun, shme fnendly here 704 Condor St Pomeroy, 0t1 • ' • 992-2975 Now Scorp1o, the letter "J", Emblazoned m the southern sky AdJacent to the M1lky Way, Presents a dazzling s•ght on high It's time for our escape from chores, Regardless of what's left undone, We'll move mto the great Olltdoors To have our season m tl'\e sun And study what the Lord has made, Observmg nature dose at hand, With all1ts WOJ\ders now d1splayed By teemmgJife throughout the land The lesspns of our faith w•ll str1ve To sh9w what God's great love IS worth, For all creation comes ahve When carefree summer warms the earth ARsncg, Inc. POMEROY OHI0-992-6677 Ruth Ann Fax .Rawlings-Coats-Blower (row's Family Restaur111t FUNERAL HOME "Serv1ng Fam1hes" 264 S 2nd, Middleport Blue ribbons were awarded In variety of contests al lhe ;mnual field day held at Middle port Elementary School Receiving the blues m Jhe kindergarten classes were Sara Williams Zebedlah Batey Jes sica Evans and Wllllam Scan ton standing broad Jump Mar lene Moodispaugh Robbie Smith Tangy Laudremlll and uason Chapman softball thro11 Marlene Moodlspaugh Chuckre Stewart Tangy Laudermllt, Adam Williams lrl bee throw a Atross from tl!. Courthouse I F11111lng Kwudy F1l1d Chleku' 728 W Mam St, Pomeroy 992-5432 992-5141 ~-r~ ~--~~~~----~ UNII ED F'A ITH CHURC H R1 7 on Po mr ov Av Pa ~s R1 \ D 1\ ld W1seman Sr p<.t~IO I Mrl\ In Drakf' S S Sup Su nd a~ Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn ng \\ orshlp Ul 10 E'rn\ng \\ orshlp 7 30 p m \\ ed nl'sdav Pt r Srn c0 7 IOpm FA11H BAPTIST CHURCH Ral oad St M 1snn SunrltV Schoo 10 t m Morn ln.t.: "OJ hlp 11 ~ m Evrnmg srn ICC' 6 p :.:...::=.,;~;.;;._ __, m r, H mrr lng nul Rrh/f' ~ l ucl \ Wt'd SYR\CUSF:FIRSlC HURC'HOF'C:OO n ~l 1 v 7p m non r niN'tl!i lll \\ o "hlp S!' \ C'f' S1 nd w FORES I ll VN RA PTtST Rf'v N\ If' Ill am Sund" S hool 11 1 n 1 , rnlng BOT drn p 1s1or Co nt II us Runch sup v. ot shill <or1 \ C1 7 Oil p m Wl'dn >s cltt Sunda y S01ooJ I m 1 m SN ond and ll 1\rr m(' tln~7 OOpm fnurh S•ndt VS\H shllSII \ cf'a t 2 ~Op MT Hf RMON UN 11 En flRE I HR F:N m IN CHRIST C'HURC'H 1ot tl f'<l tn Tf'x ts MT MOR1AH RAPTIS1 Fout l h <.t nd (ommun l , off Ct Rt R'l RC't Rnbrn Mam Sl Ml i(fl l'poll Rr' G br 1 Cta!t:: S ml{ r s p ISUll Jrfr Hrlltt , lr lfi l"'t h P t.S ll I M s Et \In Ba um,gardnl'r P.d R u h Sunl t\ Sc h£<! Sunl Sunda\ Sum! VS( hoolSup SundlvSchool9 l0 a S( hool 9 ~ 1 rm \\: or~hlp Sfn lcr 10 <1~ H m m mo nne I.O.Ot ,.hlp lnfl SUCCESSROAD CHURC'HOF"CHRIST 4h lllrn o.: hulh JO :Yl t m tHning p f' tC'h H! s r vlc fir~ lh {f' Sumir vs los Ph B Hoskins I ' m ~f' l ls l Sunday ·Glom Nowak lil p m Sp I I sl'f cr lou th Sund" RlhrSt fi\19 m Wot I p lO a m Sun _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...J,~"' \Inln ~ IU pm W In sd' Fr ' r ! n nrnlng sr \ lcr ~ pm Wf'dnN~d fl \ .. M411 n).! 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Wor rh ,.. 1 1 Sun I v~ man Durhaml pastor Sunda\o service shj p 10 30a m Sundayt>vf'nln~Worsh l p Jlr~ \ II tn Chu1 h nd Adult Bbl S1 urh Wr cln( slltt 1 7 ~ 1 pm 1HE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST !f 30 Dm N en ln~ service 7 30 p m 7 30 p m Wednesday £>H•ntng Prav(>J Prayer met'llll-'l' Wedn rday 7 30 p m Meclln,'!: 7 :lO p m HOPE BAPTIS1 \ HAPF I !i?O Gr 111 APOSTOLI C FA ITH - Nr ~A Lrma Rd S Mldcllf'port Afflllt!PCI " 1 h South' rn nt XI In Fort Mf'lgs P<H k Rut land Robt'rt Rf AIHI \ I I 0\1 RIJ)(;F: CHURCI I Of SYRACUSE CHURCH nF THE NA Aaptl slfnn\ f"n ion 0 dAII n St Ml R lhtrds pt stor SpnJ r('s at 7 p m on ( HRI ST In ph R II ~k n~ p 1 r R hh Zt\RF:N F: Rr' ( lrn n Me Millm pas n nisi(' Sum! \ Sc hnn Jf1 1 m Morn np Wcdnf'sd vs and Sund avs { It s Ill m t\.11 1nmg \o\ msh pHI ln M 1\ IJM ('f' I \f'Odf'r Sunrl1 v SrhMI " nrs hip 11 tm E\rnng\\ 01 hp 7pm MIDDI I PORT PENTEC'OS JAL r nm m h ng "nt "hlp 1 Ulpm !hut I•\ S1 p S uM•' Sthool 9 WI , m M nrnin ~ Alb I Sl uh ti Ulpn WNlnrsdt v f'\lntn g Alhll' s l ut~ mil i\ R \C i t k A1krr pt sor C tri Not >~m s hlp 1n :m am F\ m ~ f'li ~l u sf', IN' pr VI m('rl\nc 7 p m I ngh tm Sun I ' S1 hot 1 Sup! 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J<r('s('(' p 1s1nr l.:t\ S 'kt ~ 7 VI p m 1 11 ACI~F. CHURCH OF THF: NAZ \ no.c£ I lh llltnrd ss t pastor Prf'Hh lnj:; HI NF Rl\ llovtiD ( r m rn 1 p1s1nr Sunil!\ morn in£ wonh p 10 a m f:V('n \H lRO OF FAll H q1 Ml S1 Mi JdiP ; "11\hl ~Sunr l \ illtlm Pr \C't mf't'l lng 0 B t s ~ C'h ll mtn oflh( Bo rd I C' htls IDJ.! sr 'i<r 7 p m Wc'<ln sd l\ f'H n\ng IX' I ~un1ln m 1n n.c: ~ -.. 111 10 1~ 1m \\ r<i n~d v .. Wpm (;t V r fltll II n l lfr Sun("! I\ Srhon lJ Ill rn Mt 1n " n t s hlp~ p m Visit llonThur s lt Vti ~Op Su1dn nrnlng \iJ l h1 o.:cJ v morn ng 11 Ynulh J,!rc upsS unn \1 \ lnn g ,, In!.! " mshlp m:VI • m va ng() !sllc "=~ ' m H hh s '' Ill 1m \\1'1ln r""d v C'\C'nlnR ' li \Up m "llh Rn~{'l tn I\ lr lrt \'\i ll to II MORSF ( HAPF:I CHURCH Ch rl s tn I) m .,. llr 7 Ofl p n Wfxln f'Sd \ ..,r \ I< • ~ 1 m I tl f'ts t mmu nlon f't\lrrflr s Sunli t\ No 1ls p 1s111 Sundt S!:h 0 tn 1 m NE V.. HA\Fr>.: ( HURCH OF 1HE NA f IIBF RTV CHRISTIAN Cfll HCH 11o ' • h mnn ll lf't \\ I ( 111 p1 s ( s I\ I ~ Su nd ' v. t"' ship s \I 1 11 m Suncln nl chl i'J\RF.NI H \ ( lfndon Strourl plSlo WHIII S CHAPF"J WE Sl E\AN \4- I'IT"'~ hll) Sf vi 7lll pm Mlcl\4-lfk Sundt 1S<hnn 4 Ill m \\ t shp sf'I Viff' 1 m t 1 t p rn WNin<'!id ' pn prt vrt s0 \l crWrcln s1t v" pm CHUrt( H - Cool\ lll r RD R1' Phillip Rl 10 It m Y 1h ~tt \ l t Sundavfi 1 ~p I 11u pL! ~l ot ~und vS•h )()) 9 :ID 1 m WESl EYAN HIRIE HOIJNF.SS m Sun t nn rnln J,i s t V<P7 00pm Wrd HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Ro~ \Or !~hiJM t \lrr10:m m Bihlrs Jud\ C'HURCH ofMiddlrpol! Inc 7!i Pr ni SI fll srl n Pt \ Ml'f'llnJ.i nd Bib (' Stud v ('r Wat soo p tslor Crrn snn Pratt Sundav tnll \.1 ship s \hr \\N.Inr<~da\ 7p m R1 \ I tn M\ pf ~ p;_t~1 Qt Ro ~ l r M mlrv f~l p m 11 Sehool Supt MornlnJ;t Worship 9 30 a m RlJII \ NO CHURCH OF CHRIST S Sundl\ Sthnol Supl Sunclu \ Srhool NEJ\SF:SF.'fl! F. MF:NTCII URCH Sun Sund tv School 10 30 a m E\enlng st'l' M • k font"' p tslm Bill N <. holo:on Sun 1 U1 a rn Mnrn tng 'f\ o1 shlp J030 um d.Jt tl !t noon sln lrf'<o;>JJ ~:JO Thursd 1v vi('(' 7 ll p m tit s h I Supt Su n 1 , Srhool9 :V. m f: \ f nlnl! Worship 7 lO p m WN!nf"!o;d IV "' t nln l.! !'\ ' t('c ~ 1 .. :UI w MT UNION BAPTIS1 Donald Shu r Mot nm ~ \\ hlp iln d Co mmunion 10 ~11 1\fnln~ Rllllt s1udv ptt yrr ml pr.:r l~f' FI)~SI fMPTISTC'HURCH Ma-.on \\ ~ pasl(lr 101' Sayre Sundav Srhool Supt ~~ 1vir(' 7 Ulp m V • P tsl<r Bill Murph\ Sunrl1 ' Sctt ool Jtl Sunday School 9 4~ a m Evenln ~~t wor Hll I \NDRIBt E MF.THOOJST Amns L1V1 N(, \\ORO CHESTER CHURCH m Sun(l ' f'\f'n Oi.! 7 l4l p m ?rnv('r ship 6 l'l p m Pravf'r Mt'f'lln t:t 6 30 p m I Il ls p ts 11 S11nnt Hudo;on sup! Sund \ OF GOD - (Jil bf'rl SJ)('ncf"r paslot Sun ml'l: tln,e ntl Blhlf' slu11\ \\ rdn('sd IV 7 l O W!'dncsda y Schoo19 :m • m M nr n ln!l ~A nrs hrp 111 30 dav Sc ho(IJ 9 30 a m M orn ln~ !>f'fVitf' P m ~ \f'l\nnr IAf'l romr I m Su ndi V f'trnmg S{'rtlf(' I no pm TUPPER S PLAINS CHURCH OF 10 00 a m Sund av f'Vf'nlng sC'rvlrr 7 00 p HUT! AND F'R F.E Will BAPTIST S:.~ ' Wf'dn rs tla\ sct\ llf' pm WMPO pr <'IIRlST Davr Pr('nflu mlnlst('r Drrvl m Mid Wf:'C'k pravN srrvlrf' Wrdnrsdav It m St Rr\ P lUI T vloJ P tsror Suml1v ~ ~nm q • m 1h Suntltv 7pm Si:hrl!IO t m Sund t\ f',<' nln ~ OO pm t Writ~ ~ upt Chur('h Sc h11ol 9 a m Wor llU1 1 AND CHIJR( H m· THE NAZ,jl ship Sf-n IC£' 9 4!'i p m MT OLIVE COMMU NITY CHURCH \\ f'(lnroor: tl \ r \ nln~ pr tV( r Mf'('finll 00 ' RENE R1" L O"tll F'ord pus1or Sund \ CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA La ~~o rPnC'(' Bush pastor Max Folmrr Sr Pm I Srh I 4 Ul 1 m Wor ship sc -.. lrf' 1n 10 RENE Rrv HN bf'rl Gralf' p 1st or Sup! SundavSchoolandMorn lng \\ orshlp SfiU1H RETHF.l NFW 1 ES1 \MINT m l oung propl('s s(n!cc 6 pm F ~Ink Rlffl r supt Sundav Srhool 9 30 a 9 10 a m Sundav rvrnintJ sr 'Viet 7 p m Cl lU HCII S lvtt Rldg(' nu Jn(' Svdrn F \ ng llsrh ~ ('1\iC f' i illp m W('(inNld m Worship ~rrviN' 11 am tnd 7 p m tr l k 1r P ~ n Suncl \ School 9 m Youth ml'f'll ng and Blbl! SludV W£>dnr>s 'I \ tel .. p m dav 7pm \\m shtp So\lrc HI m Suml Vf\ f'nln g ~und IV 'w\ C'dnrsd tV 7 p m Pravl'r mC'f't MASON CHURCH OF CHIHSr Mllho In ~ 1n lr r iW'lpm Wf'dn sdn night R hiC' r d\ 7 no p m s M " n \\ \ F.ugC>n I Cr n ~ 1 ml I AUREl ( I IFF FR EE METHODIST n1~ 11 Sundt\ Rlb\4 St uclv 10 m " " C'HURCH D:t' ld BC'Il puslor Robrrt E ~ hip 11 m nd 7 p m \\Ntn f'Sd<H R blr Barton Ollf'<'lor of Chrlsllan Educ11lon S u11\ \o(' tl musl< i p m Str\1 Eblin ~~~~lSI :~nt ~unday Srhoo19 30 IIAF:RTY ASSEMRI Y OF GOO Dud a rn Mo rnln~ \4. orshlp 10 :m a m Tf t ns ding I anr- M •son W Va I N Thurkt"r mf\ll lon llpm EvC'n l n,~.;Wo rshlp 7 oop pt~ lll E\f'nin,l:!: ~rv!C(' 7 1H p m \\n m \\('dn('st'lav 1'\C'nln!Z pr av('r and Blbl C' m n s Mlnlsrr\ Thut ~d.\ 9 «J 1m ~tudv 7 OOp m Choir prar tlcr Thursday 7p m W '(i n 111\ P1 1\ l'r tnd Blblr St udv 7 15 pm DE XTF:R CHURCH OF CHRIST Ch 1rlf'~ Ru~ <:f'l i Sr mi nt~ <'r Rh k Ma <amber sup! Sundav Sc-hool 9 30 a m Worship sf'rv!cf' 10 10 m Brblf' studv Tut'5d n 7 :lO p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN "REAit SOME GOOD BOOKS' REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRISTIAN UNION H 1rtrord W Va CllRIST OF LATTF R DAY SAINTS Pori Summer Is here In all Its glory Heat and humrdll y gt een Rev D tvld McManis pus tor ( hurth l ind R IC\nr Ro td Wlllllm Roush p;tsiOI trees and grass and fresh vegetables and melons are some good School 9 :W a m Sunday mornln~ Sf'l Lind 1 E' ans C'hurrh srhoo dlrN'tor \ l<"f' 11 ll m Sunda' ('Vt'nlng srrviC'f' Church ~rhool g 30 a m Morn in~" orshlp things We spend more time outside silting In the yard or on the 7 :1ft p m W('(ln (l!\da\ p1 ay(lrmeetlng 1 ~ 10 30 a m W 'dn()sdav CVf'nlnR prayf'r porch Its nice to sit and feel the gentle breezes and h ave a tall ~m Sl l\lrt>s 7 :\Opm FAIRVIF.II BIRLE CHUR(H Lolaot cool glass of lemonade or Ice tea to sip We need a little more BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Re' Ea oI W Va Rr 1 Jamt'!' LRwls pasto1 Wor ~huir1 p 1 ~tor \\ orshlp S<'r\· lr(' H 30 a m than this someone to converse with or something good Io read ship scrvl l'C'S 9 :wJ a m Sundctv SChool 1J Sunda\ S<-hool10 30 a m BlbtC' Siudv and There Is much to read that we all have been pulling off tllllaler a m Ev£~nlng worship 7 ¥1 p m TUt>Sda} Pt 1\ rr Sf' l\ lu• Thursda \ 1 30 p m cottagt' pt ave• mmlnJil aqd Rlbl(' Study We are ourselves plus the books we read Whal are you CAR LETON INTERDENOMINATION 9 lO a m Worship serv!Cf' \\if'dn esda' reading? AL t HURCH Kln£sburv Road Rev Oa 7l1 pm 'ld Curfmun l>astor Sundav School 9 l ) This Is a sermonette so maturally the top of the list Is your OUR SA VI OUR LUTHERAN CHURCH 1m R tlph Carl Supt Evl"nln~ \\Orshlp Walnut and Urnl) Sis Ravenswood W 7 00 p m Pravf'r m«-llnji!: WrdnPsdav Bible The poetical parts are really fun to read In the 0 T and \a Th r Rrv Grorg!' C W('lrlrk pastor 700 pm NT Some books o! the Bible are short and we can read that one !-lundav SC'hool9 ll a m Sunday ""orshlp LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN VPrnon llam page book or live or six chapter books a1 one sitting That could Eldrld!ZI' pn stor WAIIaC(' Damf'v.ood S CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH localod on S Supt Sundav School9 30 a m \\ orshlp easily be done and you might read some aloud to your family or PomK'm Pike County Road 25 n<'8r Flat Sri'\ let:' 10 30 a m spouse Try It and enjoy v.oods Rev Blackwood pas1or SeM lt't'S on Sunday at II) X! am and7 :llp m wUb Don't stop with Just the Bible butlnclude a book of poems or a Sundal S<'hool9 lla m Bible Rudy Wed RACINE FIRST BAPTtS1 Stt'\p magazine or some short stories How many things have you l aid nesday 7 :l> p m D£1a\('r Pastor Mtk(l S\4-I~Pr Sund..H back to read later? Too many I II bet Whynol get Ihemout?TIIe FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR Sctlool Supt Sunday Srhool 9 30 am CHR IST St Rt l18 Anllqully Rev nights are short and the dayltght runs up 1o 9 p m That means MoulnJt ~ors hlp 10 40 a m Sunday Franklin Dickens pastor Sunday morn (IH'nlng Y. or!l;hfp 7 30 pm Wl'Cinl'Sda y lots ol time to sit and read Anyhow the TV Is full of reruns lng 10 a m Sunday evenln~ 7 JO p m Pvrnlng Bib I(' sludv 1 30 p m Thunday rvenln~ 7 :tl p m You can truly broaden your outlook on lite by doing a bit ol !IJRLINGHAM COMMUNITY CJWROI ST!VERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP BurllnJ<ham Rav La!Kiermlh paslor: Roreading You may lind It Is truly enjoyable and down right fun TIST CHURCH Pa!Uor RoM>rt Byers tx'f't C<Ilar1 assistant pastcr Sunday Sdlool You do not need to be doing heavyexerclslhg to have fun You do Sundav School lOa m Worship Sen' I«' ll 10 o m \Hnhlp 1 p.m Wm-tPSday 6 p.m a m Sunday evenln~~: servlee 7 JO p m not need to leave your own home or yard lo enjoy life All you youth mt"PI\~ Wl'd 7p.m chun:hSE't"Vi('('S Wednesday f\M[ng service 7 ll p.m PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH 10 need 15 a good book and a little time to catch up on your reading mile off Rl J2S Rev 8(>n J Watts ~ s tor You are what you are becauseolwhatyou read You read trash Robforf Searles S s Supt Sunday Srtlool and watch traab on TV and you become what you watcli and 9 30 • rn Morning Worship 10 30 a m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS Sunday t~ventng sPrvlte 7 ~ p m Wed fOLIC - V•nZudt ond Ward Rd Elder read It becomes second nature to you So read lhl' good things I'K'Sdlty wn>lct> 7 30 p m Jam.. Mm.,. p,>Ior Sllllday School discuss the good things and become a better person - Pastor SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill UIIIP 10 30 a m Worslllp s...vr SUndo pastor SI<'Vf Lillie s s SUp! SUnday P m Blbl• Sludy Wodn~ Y 7 :II William MIH!eswllftll, Melp Coot)' Llttherans • S<'hool 10 am Morning wor.stp 11 am CALVARY PILGRIM CH~t:L 3tfJ'~ Sunday E'V('fl\n~ worship 7 ll p.m Prayer sonvlll• Rood. 11rv Dewey Kl111, putcr; mee11n, and BiblesiudyThuJ;Odoy 730 p. CUnton Faulll. SUnday School SUpj SUn m Youth m~lntr Wt'dnNdly 111 7 p.m doySchooit JOo m -l•cnlllp.U REJOICING UFE BAPTIST CIIUROI • m Sunday ev.,._ HI'\' l<r 7 30 p m Prayer Mottlar. 7 30 p.m. - 3&1 N 2nd ~· Mlddl<pa1 SUnday GALLIPOLIS Gallipolis Flame Fellowship will meet Friday at Dales Smorgasb01 d w ith Pastor Charles Bush of I he Fellowship Church of Racine as speaker Dmner at 6 p m fol lowed by the meeting at 6 30 RACINE- A women s softball tournament sponsored by Soulh ern Alhlellc Boost<'rs will be held Friday and Saturday a I Southern High School In Racine Entry fee $65 and two softballs Trophfes lobe awarded For Info call 949-2493 during lhe day or 949 2594 afl er 4 SATURDAY RACINE Norris famll) reunion will be h eld Saturday al noon at the Shrmers Park Racine Relat rves and fnends are Invited RACINE Southern Loc al SchOol Dlslnct Board of Educa t lon meelmg 8 a m Saturday mornmg) n high school cafeteria BASHAN An ICe cream social, sponsored by Bashan Fire Department and Ladles Auxll RACINE Free entertain iary will be held Friday starting m ent sponsored by Racme VII at 5 30 p m al the fire house , !age al 7 30 p m Saturday a t Everyone welcome Shnne Park with music by Freddie Sayre organist Sue and SALEM TWP - Salem Town Harold Hager and the Bend ship Trustees will meet In regu River Boys Band Take lawn lar session Friday 9 30 a m at chairs the !Ire hall Closing of a port19n ot Township Road 326 will be CHESTER - Annual fishing discussed The public Is d erby of Meigs Counly Fish and welcome Game Associ ~ lion SatUI d ay 8 am lo 2 p m al lhe farm near Chesler for young people 16 and under prizes and free lunch Parllclpanls must provide own poles and ball no minnow s permllied Evening dinner for members onlv CHESHIRE - Hymn smg ai Valley Baptlsl Church Ches hire 7 p m Saturday fealurlng Ihe McDaniel frio and Jerry Frederick Ch eck your canning jars for a ny problems Examine sc rew ba nds for rusl and damage Zinc lids wllh l oose ceramic Inserts should be Ihrown away Closely mspecl glass jars They rna) be cracked or have a c h1p oul of the top or uneven sealing edge In these cases remove I hem from I h e 1a r supply Y ou may h aH wondered 11 helher or nol home canning IS worth the time and effort In vested Generally home canning can be a savings If You have your o"n garden or access 10 Inexpensive produce A cann er and equlprnt>nt are a va ilable You are 11 llllng lo read and follow lnslructlons Expenme nt mgwllh times and mel hods ts not recommended for heallh and safNy reasons Your efforls resull m sa f e edible enjoyable food Consider Ihe costs of su gar produce and y oUI energy 11 h en deciding whether or not to preserve this yea1 Freezing fres h hull s and ve gel aables Is another populat melhod of food presenatlon If vou prefer I his mel hod her e are some tips to help you get readv for the h arvest The r ecommended temper a Vmmg three legged rac e M 1 chael Wyait Siephame BUIIon Gar; Ac ree Raem Wood race The second grade blue ribbon wmners ~<ere Chad Dodson Stepha m e Stewa1 t Ja) Fishel H eathe1 McLam soli balllh1ow Eddi e Sal\ e r Bt and1 Mea dO\\ s J R Blackwell Anna Fink sack ' ace Lucas Coplon Slephanie St ewa1 t B1 adlcl Wh11la tc h Healher McLam rel ay 1ace Lucas Complon R aquel Mad dux Seth Cremeans F1ancme Laudermlll frisbee lhrow Ed ' TUPPERS PLAINS - T he1e will be a chicken ba1 b eque on Saturday ai the Tuppers Plains fir ehouse sponsored b) I he Easl ern Athle11c Boosl e t s Serv m g 11 Ill begin at11 am Dmner s will be$~ 50 and will Include c h icken baked beans slaw and 1oil EAST MEIGS - A Cl ass D softball t ourn amcn l spon sored b:, Orange11llt Township Dey pattmenl be held Fire Sa turda and Sunday at Easte1 n High School E mry fee $65 and t11o so ftball s Trophies will bt> a"a1ded Forinfocall667 6986or 667 6762 d1e Saner l y n Robbins Robel t Quails Ambet Slaven egg roll Brandl Meadows hula hoop contest John Kelly football th1 ov- spec ial awards to Krls !Ina O r ale longesl 1r1 and dete1 mlnallon and Eddie Sa1 ve1 longes l hula hoop Seth Crem eans and Edl e Sarve1 wheelbarrow 1ace Wmners of blue ribbon s In I he Ihh d gradt' were Nakuma Tyree J essica Ed11 dards Willie John son K eawanna Quails 00 yard dash Tony Harris Jes sic a Ed wat ds Je1 em y Hartson April Hally f1lsbee Michael Francko w1ak Cryslal Runyan J D Keesee Elizabeth W1ight ba s ketball Chad Burton Jessica Edwards Nick y Mills Kca wanna Quail s sack 1ace Ml ch acl Lit lie Ton y a Phalln Willie Johnson Sa1 a Roush football pa ss Nakuma Tv1ee Jes sica Edwa1 ds Dodger Vaugh a n Kenda Reynolds sl andlng bout d jump ourth g1 a de blue ribbon wlnne1 s 11 CH' Ma1 k Blevens Bec k \ Meier Brian Geiger lisa r•~~~!~~~~!i~·~~ BARGAIN MATINEE SAT/SUN I WED ALL SEATS 12 75 ADMISS ION EVERY TUESDAY 12 75 SUNDAY RACINE Annual famil y reunion of John Rose and Annie Cox Rose Sunda; all p m a ll he home of Jim and Karen Holter Werry near Morning Sl ar Racine Philip Brandon Werry Werry birthday is celebrated Philip Brandon Werry otr served his serond birthday on June 1 at the home of his parents Raymond and Joyce Werry Sand Ridge A Pound Puppy them e wa s used and cake and Ice rream were served A lending werE' Mr and Mrs Flip Werry and Janet Mr and Mrs Bruce D Myers Mr and Mrs Bruce A Myers Mary Myers Mr and Mrs Kirk Chevalier Jessica and KrlsiPn, Mr and Mrs Marvin Ta} lor Michael and Becky Mrs Helen Stewart Mr and Mrs Tony Westjohn Tracie and James Sending cards and gifts were Cliff Ashley Dorothy Russell, Eleanor Werry Ralph Werry Jim Stewarl Ralph Stewart Armand Turley Mr and Mrs Jell Russell and Ryan - R eun Sam and noon at Harmon r,o 1985 GRAND AM SHARP ONLY $19110 MO. 1980 CHEV. MONSO~P..............$7031 MO. 1982 Y.W. RABBIT.....................$8969 MO. 1984 FORD ESCOrsoLO.•N ....J 12]62 MO. : 1984 CHEV. CAVASOLD ........$12562 MO. 1982 MERCURY ZEPHER .........$12797 MO. (2) 1985 FORD nMP0 ........ ..$15695 MO. 1985 PLYM. TURISMO 2.2 ONLY$] 06 32' MO. POINT PLEASANT- McDa nlel Trio and Je11y Frederick will sing al10 am Sunday at the Grove Bap1is1 Chu rc h BASED ON LOCAL BANK RATES AND TERMS All Veh1cles Available With Warranty SEE CAROL, MARK or LARRY COOPER WHERE: Rutland Chur'h of the Nazarene WHEN: June 30 thru July S, 1987 ' TIME: 7:00 P.M. ' to 8:30 P.M. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE MIDDLEPOU 92-64 1 Featuring The Dennisons and Their Puppets Pubhc NOl1C8 Public Not1ce Public Natlce NOTICE TO FIRE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS In accord•nce with Sec 307 88 of tho Ohoa R"'tlotod Cadt Haled bldt woll bo roceovod by tho Melgt County Comml11ioners In their offlct tocotod ot tho Moiga County CourthouH Pamoroy Ohoo 48711 until 12 00 Noon EDT on July 1 & 1 887 Tho bldt will be opened ot 1 15 P M on thll dlte and read aloud for the following fire !lghtong equip ment tor uM b'l the Pomeroy Fko D-rtmont 18 Coota Jon-Mit NFPA2P 7 6 oz Nome• w / 2 Rod Orongo Scotch lito trim wkh Nome• Oulkod Liner ldetochtblt) w f 3 Rod Orongt lottorlng on boclo P F D Slztl 31 thru 41 must be martted Sealed Bid Pomeroy Fire Equipment Tho Boord of Melga County Commlulontrs mav era CourthouM Pomeroy Ohio 45719 between tho hours oil 30 A M ond 4 30 PM Monday through Frldoy AH propoula to be accom ponlod by • bld Mcurltv In thelorm olo 1 OO'Ii Bid Band complying wtlh tho provl 110n1 of Section 1 53 571 of lho Ohio Revind Code or 1 Coohlor • Check Cortltlod Check or Letter of Crodlt properly ucured 1n en amount not leu then 10% of the totel sum or tuma bid Upon 1w1rd of contrect 100% Bod Bond• tubmlttod by oucc..alul blddtf(l) muat autom1Clcelly convert to • P~rformance lebor 1nd Meteriel Peyment Bond ginn in the neme ot lhe M11ga County Comminlon ers In • tpec•flc amount equal to 1 OO'Ii ot the Con lltd 1Ang1h 1 II Holmoll Cowsn e&OC oraund eulla 12 Pr Boot• Rongor 113124 lnaultttd bunkor booto t1oo1 too mid oolt ond ohenlt 18 Hoodt Nome• hood a long oty1o doublt loyor Namo• 2 MIAAkPoctcaw/ com ~II cyllndorllotl CONI 24 Pr Flrocrolt LNthtr G!oo• 2 1 'II Akron Moroudtr Stylt 41111 95 Noulol PROJECT XPGU t SPECIAL OF THE WEEIC 2P conltructton 11 coats w/ 2 Scotchhte trim Ill lie 1986 D-50 PICKUP .................$15753 MO. 1984 CHRYSLER NEW YORICEit .....$182 27 MO.' 1986 DODGE ARIES ................$ 182 64 MO. . 1987 PLY. SUNDANCE~...........$18610 MO. Metro w/arches one ..ch llde 1 II Ponti Janeavllle NFPA IATHEW BIODERICI l (YOUR CHOICE) PORTLAND- Descendanl s of late Alber! a nd Eliza Hill annual reunion Sunda y al Por !land Park w1th co' ered dish dinner al noon a ll relatives and friend lnvlled POINT PLEASANT ion by descendanls of j';le lvlna Birc h field youth cent er building Park Polnl Pleasant Jure for freezing foods Is 20 degt ees F to 40 degrees Many home freezers hold food at about 0 degrees F This Is adequate bul do nol a ll ow food l o gel any warmer The lower temperatu)'•J of 20 degrees to 40 degrees t gives sm a ll e1 Ice cryslals mo're nutritious a nd acceptable foods when ea ten : Ch<'Ck your container supply : He a' y duly foil l aminated wrap ' ping papers gla ss contalnef&r~ and some plasllcs are adequ~ for freezing Pla sllc cont ainers should f1ee of holes easy to fill and sea l 1 tightly Coffee cans a nd m arga , 1lne containers are not good freez ing They may nol be~ molslut e proof and the metalsp r , pla stic surface may react to your ~ food Fm additional Information on 1 canning or freezing or a copy o f! tlmelables for frull and vegeta 1 ble preservation contact lhe l M e igs Counly Extension O!fl~e ~ at 992 6696 or wrlle to Box 32l Pome1 oy Ohio 45769 Did You Know That Turning jars upside down after 1emovln!( I hem ftom I he cann er could~ bteak an adeq ual e sea!? Always all ow j ars t o cool undisturbed ~ for ; Honak er baske1ball Adam Wyatt Tara Fowler Wille Chil dress Amy Little sa( k 1ace B1ett Newsome Kim Haggy Brian Geiger Aml Lillie yard dash Donnie Zuspan 1 ara Fowler Tylm \\olfe Becky Diles fiisbee Donnie Zuspan Kim Haggy Bri an Ge1ger M<' IIssa Wtlfong slandlng board jump Brcll Newcome Dot olhV Olde1 R y an Rolle Lisa Ho naker football pass CHILDREN'S CRUSADE , 1\r and Sara Williams Robbie Smith J esstca Evans and John Hlll 50 yard dash In the f1rst grade wmnln g blue r ibbons were Brad Davenport Mi sly Ebersbach Juslln Wey mour Jennifer Vmmg wlffle ball Ton Swart z Angle Good nlte Juslln Se:, mou1 and Heather Barnette sack 1ace Matt William s Paul Zuspan egg roll John Owens Mall Wiliam s Mist y Ebersbach Angle Good mre Paul Zuspan Michael Ho nak er Raenl Wood Jenmfe1 FRIDAY POMEROY - Pomeroy Sen lor Citizens Dance Club Is having a dance Friday from 8 lo 11 p m Music by Larry Hubbard and True Country Admission $1 50 Everyone welcome l w...._.. will also check the gaskets and sa fely valves on the lids to be sure thai th ey are no! hard or cracked Boiling wate1 cann er - c heck 10 be sure Ihe rack Is m usable condition The canner should be deep enou gh for jars and lids to be covered from 1 2 mches ol water and so that there I s enough room f or rapid bo11lng wllhout bo iling oJer Community calendar / area happenings J Sermonette Pull out your pressure canner or water bath canner Pressure canners are a must for lo" arid vegetables such as corn carro is snap beans squash ~as and lima beans In fact all vegeta bles except tomatoes require a pressure canner If you don I have a pressure canner and plan to can vegetables you m1ght wani Jo purchase one or find one lo borrow Have the pressu re cann er gauge lesled before use J1ggle gauges do noI need to be c hec ked Our office prov1des the pressure gauge test mg free of c harge We Field Day reports made from Middleport Elementary • ·Robert Richardson K&C JEWELERS Veterans Memorial Hospital ~ Pomeroy BEN ~FRANKLIN' Syracuse 992 3978 ~ John F Fultz Mgr Ph 9911101 I 21:30 RALL'S Mill Work Cabmet Makmg I 1S £ MEIGS TIRE \ CENTER, INC. II s great to look out In the garden and sreall the fruits and Vl'getables growing 11 won 1 be long before we enjoy fresh corn tomatoes and squash Although you may not have much produce ready to preserve yet now Is th e Hme lo gel oul the canner jars and freezing containers Dust the off and check the1r condition for use this year The following checkhsl Is lo help you organize and get ready to go PomeHg Flowet Shop fRANCIS FLORIST The Dally Sentlnei- Page-7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio GPM 4 Kaehler 11100 r.ehargo llghtl w/rlngo ond fl....,. ond 1 2 volt chorgor ' Bidder mull UN own bid form The from of the onvtlopo oncloalng the bid accept the townt bid or the belt bid for the intended purpoH 1nd rtHNII the right to rtloct ony or til boda and or anv part thereof Mary Hobltetter Clerk Melga Countv Commlu•onera 18) 28 171 3 2tc Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS Soolod propoaalo will bo racelved by the Meiga County Comml•llonerJ at tho Cammloalontrt Olllco Meigs County Courthou&e Pomeroy Ohio 46719 until 12 OONoonEDTonJuly15 1887 end opened tnd pub llcly rnd oloud ot 1 30 o clock P M lor lurnlahlng tht mottrlolt ond porlorm ing the llrbor for the execu t1on end con•tructlon of Orono• Township Flro Deportment Gorogo Addition tor Emorgoncy Rncut Vthlclt 8 018Squort Foot In occordonce whh drowlnga ond apoollk:ttlona dtttd April 18 11187 proporod by Rondol • - Aouto 2 Bo• 321 Qe.lllpollt Ohto 411831 lkldM' mult uM own b1d form Front of envelope contolnlng bid mutt bt clttorly morllod Bid tor ConotructiGfl af Gorogo Ad dillon Controct DrowlfiiJI tpocHicotlono ond form el ptopoul moy bo txtmlnod ottllo ollk:oolt(lt Mtlgt County Commlaaidh· Pubhc Nat1ce oro Mery Hobuetter Clerk 181 26 (7t 3 2tc Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Soalod &Ida will be ro< nntvud et the Vlll•ge H1111 320 Moln St Pomeroy until 1 2 o clock noon Mort day July 13 1987 on a 1983 Chevrolet lmpola AS IS The ear can be seen at the Pomeroy Volloge Hall The Village reserve• the rtght to accl!lpt or rejeet any or ell bids Public Nottce trtct Sum No bidder mey withdrew hla bid within olxtv 1101 daya alter tho octuol dolt ol Iho optning thereof Thla project ts to bt funded by proceedt received from HUD Community Dove.lop ment Block Grant funds awordod by tho Ohio Deport mont of Devoloomtnl 01 free of Local Government Servicn Contractora end Subcontrtctort mutt ldhlft to and poy Dovlt Bocon pnrvalling wegea eppllceble to thlt protect Tho Mtigo County Commlltionen ,,. vlttlly lnttf 01tod In bid propo10l1 lrom mtnority end femelt contractor• The Me•g• County Com miiiiOnet'l rtHNI tht right to wolvo ony lrrf8UIIrltleo andfor fnlormoiltlot lnd to reject ony or oil bldt Manny Routh Pna ' Richard Seyler Mayo~ Jane Walton Clerk Trees (81 28 1713 2te RESOLUTION NO 28 1 &7• BE IT RESOLVED BY THE Council of the Vtllago ot Pomeroy all members thereto concurring THAT tho Cltrk / Trouuror ot the vflloge of Pomeroy, tranafer the eum of tBOOO 00 from the Water Department to retmbuH the General Fund for the deduc- 1 lion of compenta11on ~ chlroea doductod by th' Mtigo County Auditor Th11 reaolut1on palled Moy 18 1987 , Jone Walton Clerk Trooa Richard Stylor Mayor John Anderaon ' Council Prealdtn( Ill 28 (71 3 Ztc " • • I �Page- 8- The Dally Sentmel ~~~~~~~--------~~~~~~~;;~~~~~P~o~m~e~r~ov~~M~m:d~~~pon~~·O~ht~o-----r;=~~~~~:rrr~~~~f=~FT~~iY~·~J~une~~26~.~1~9~8~7 BUsineSS Services 11 ,: Reat General 4 G1veaway Hetpwantad millet-"'• 1 rnelt gray To3 good Nome t----------~----------,----------,...,......;.,..___-:"__~ &41owewbte!Jttten• Colt 114 317 7221 ACCENT L&W CLEANING Let Ut Fence You I- CARPn UPHOL5nRY PLUS FENCE COMPANY FREE ESTIMATES RES DENTIAL COMM ERC AL NEW liSTING - TUPPER PLAINS- Br ck ranch that has mrythrngr full base men t wrtn In shed re c room I h bath s beautrful k lchen for mal drn ng 3 be drooms oak trrrn 4ually work Spa c ou s lot 2 car gaage palro Emllent con d tron $68 000 00 LET ART TOWNSHIP - 29 acres ol mostly wooded and burldrng srle lor home or lrunt ng cabrn Most mr ne als Want $14 00000 DEXTER - n the country - approxrmately 98 acres barn and other bu ldrngs pond lencrng approx 16 acres !liable 35 acres pas lure wrth two story home All for $43 900 00 RACINE - Older 2 story home wrlh arge bea utiful lot House needs some reparr Several sheds and outburld rngs Porch Only $16 900 00 MIDDLEPORT - Vester year has been restored to th s beautrful colonral hom e' Thrs 4 bedroom home wth a leve lot and 2 car garage hasor natetrrm leaded glass wrndowsand door Attrc stu dro wrth skylrght Well n sulated means low heatrn g brlls Beaut ful wrap around porchtosI on and entov the summer breeze Must see to apprecrate' $65 000 00 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE -2 41 acres ol va cant la nd located near Eastern Hgh Sc hool wrlh access to Rt 7 Water & elect rrc avarlable $6 000 00 Henry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 Jean Trussell 949 2660 0Qttre Turner 992 5692 Trecy Rrffle 949 3080 Offrce 992 2259 511/lln Pubhc Sale & Auctron "Household Furnrture FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 6 2 87 I mo DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10 8 tic Roger Hysell Garage Rt 124, Pomeroy Ohro AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al10 Trtmliuloa PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Trench1nc of Any Type ANDERSON STREET MASON W VA (across the rrver from Pomeroy Oh1o) ROOMS OF ANTIQUES COLLECTABLES AND FURNITURE or! ~mps 1 oak wall lte~ephi~nis, wood stoil! marble SeptiC Syltlms We Cmy Concrete Culverts l1cenaed 8c Bonded WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE Rt 4 Hysell Run Road Pomeroy Ohro 45769 PH 1614) m 1834 or 992 6104- foee fstrmates 5t3 2mo VINYL SIDING •AlUMINUM SIDING 0 BlOWN IN INSULATION 0 BISSELL SIDING CO. Now Homts lutlt Free Eallmotes PH. 949·2860 or 949·2801 No Sunday Calls 3 11 lin sprnnlng wheel 1 wooden 1~::::;, stone ctrum old kitchen I' '""'' ool ~mps oak atasschrno cuplloard oak llun,ijure and much 11101! 6/ 1211 mo THE KOUNTRY CLUB • CHEml, OHIO w;; 6i0171MOpd BISSELL BUILDERS •a oo PH. 949·2801 or 949·2860 •3 00 TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES NO SUNDAY CALLS Profossoonal PAT HILL FORD 992 2196 Mrddleport Ohoo 1 13 tfc Real Estate General TEAFORom Real Estate ~ J.R.' s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service VINYL I AWMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofmg of all Types Worked m home area 20 years Free Est1mates NEW LISTING - Cood 3 B RM home rn Syraucse Alumtnum s drng bath front porch garage and cor ner lot Askng $25 000 NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom lamrly home wrth good locale n Syracuse Central heat and lull basement large fenced yard and garage Want tust $35 000 NEW LISTING - Cood 5 rm 2 bedroom on e lloor home n Mddleport Mostly carpeted storm doors wn dows level lot $17 500 40 ACRES - Old 9 rm Iarm home bath 4 bedrms lg drnrng tree gas well mrner als and other bldgs J&L BLOWN INSULATION Howard L. Pubhc Not1ce lie IHI II hp. !IU/ 17 PUIUC I~YR!D __ _ NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Bo•rd of Education of Eattem locol School Dla trict detirea1o receive Haled bids on the following DAIRY PRODUCTS AND BAKERY PRODUCTS Specification 1h1111 are av•ilabll et the Traaaurer a OffiCI In order to be considered oil sealed bida ohall be reca1ved In the trelturer 1 off1ct bv 12 o clcok noon on July 20 1987 Sood boerd of education rtltr\ltl tht right to accept or reject •nv and all Pllrtl of any ond all blda Bo~rd o1 Education E11tern loc•l School Dlatrie1 Eloise Boaton Traa1urw 38900 SA 7 Rlld•vttte Ohi 161 26 171 3 10 17 4tc un2 ROCKSPRINGS - 7 rm 2 story home 2 porches brrch krt wrlh cook and bake unrts 4 bedrms 2 baths furnace and basement on lg lot SALEM CENTER AREA 4 76 acoes elec BB heat 3 bdrms rnsulated ranch wth carpo~ ROOFING VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleanong Parntrng FREE ESTIMATES •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Wmdows •Replacement Wmdows •N ew Roofmg fRII ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949·2168 JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 6287lmo avarlablern letart Townshrp Askrng $6 000 MINERSVILLE - Rrvervrew 8 rms gas lurnace rane re!r gerator 3 lots and dbl block garage on Rl 124 asking $28 500 BUS BLDG - 4 two bdrm apts rn Pomeroy plus 2 lg busrness rooms on I st floor Askrng only $45 000 Free to good home 2 .,.., old black • tan ftmele Doberman Good whh ch ktren C.ll 814 441 3231 Oog to good home with yard Coclt 1 poo young black f• malt Good w1th children Cell APPLIANCE SERVICE Mrddloport Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Carry F11h1ng Supplurs 985-3561 Pay Your Cable 8o Phone Bills Here •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers BUIINIII PHONE (614) 992 6550 RIIIDINCI PHONE (614) 992 7154 PARTS and SERVICE I lR n 4 5Itt YOUNG'S CARPENTER 5 SERVICE V. C. YOUNG Ill Pomeroy Oh1o 41 5B61c Resodent11l and small com merclll unrts lnlllllotron ol 39 HOLDING' HAPPY BIRTHDAY' duct work hum1d1hers fUr naco heot pumps and 111 con drtronrnc All work cuaranteed Call (614) 985 4122 tres donee) 'Spoclol HEll packa1e control 111 condrlonmc lor mobrfe or Installed on cool Prrce A11 tlllltl1 t:e 111 t~ 111 s mlnlon; you provkle wllllngneu to work. good IMfiOn_.ty cl.., tppqrtnce Appty In person only Oonehl 1 lbiiWI Rtttau rant At 31 Spring VtlltY Plu• Experienced ctrpentert for Gal lipmis aru Good WIQ81 Cell 114 927 2571 oft• IPM GOVERNMENT JOBS f11 040 169 230 yr Now Hklng Colli 801 687 6000 Ext A 9806 for current fedwallllt roof rlpair tr... & hldg• txperltnctd Call 814 379 2411 drtve way , ....una c•penterwork• roof repair tfHI 6 hedgtt npeuenc:ed Ph 114-371 2418 Hou .. or office ciNnlng weetlly Coli 114 448 2427 HouMkeeplng Call between 1Z • 4 114 311 972& hnon m l Tue AICIPPiftQ 8U11neu t26 000 All equipment Recap tiree 13 to 18 Inch Call 304 787 349& Norman 8oth" lost Saturday 6/ 20187 gray & whne femele cat near Ohto Vall"f L1vettock She may hwe been m beck of 1 pickup Pleae Cell 814 446 7222 Of' 448 9267 ask Sharon Rewerd brown Slemete mark1ng Brown co/ler 326 nHr Rio Grande Rewerd Call614 448 9633 Lo.t Dog Doberman Pincher Bleck & Auat Clipper M1ll area Name Sabre Friendly Cell 614 446 8&74 or 446 6677 Found Old female Beegle dog Found by Beech Grove Cemetery 814 992 2754 losl lemele FoJt Hound Whitt whtl light tan ears Wearing Oflnge collar 114 843 6346 loet In De)Cter 1r11 Mexican Chihuthue Flewerd Answers to Hobo C•ll 114 742 2422 or 614 742 2510 Pankette Cont1ct St1te Farm Museum 304 675 5737 W Ve Publrc Sale & Auct1on Ru::k Pesr1on Auclloneer II c.nlld m Oh10 wnd w..t Virgi n~a Real Esttte entktue larm liquidation sales 304 773 5786 or 773 6430 9 Wanted To Buy We PlY e11h for late model clean used can J1m Mink Chev Olds Inc 8111 Gene Johnson 614 448 3172 Truck dr1Y8fl needed Male or Jem.le Cell 614 992 2321 or 1 600 247 4516 Application• now being ac ctpted for e part time BYtmng 1hift po"tion for Medical lab techmcan Contect per10nnel oHice Pleuant Valley Hasp Valley Drive Point PleiUnt W v. 1 304 876 4340 Need country or blue gre11 band for Juty 4th VaHey Voj Fire Dept 304 676 2434 or 576 2479 Needed - 2 people for part dme hoOp Call 304 675 229& b• tween 5 7 eventngl Area Demonstrttou needed for Chrl1tm11 Around The World Set own hours Ptrty Plan FrM Kit No coll~eting or deltvtrlng For dettlil csll 304 87& 1!1608 The sky 1 the hmltl Csll today I Heating & Air Condiboneng servle•man also installatkJn man with It IMit 6 years experience Reply to Bo)C C 23 tlrl Pt PI Register 200 M•m St Pt PI WV 12 Situations Wanted Moweng trimmmg odd JObs Coli 614 992 5&89 Brend1 tlk81 cere of elderly p'eopla In her home 10 yrs UPifltnce Loving care C.ll 114 11112 6940 ~I f \J ! t" Ownor will fononca 3 br dining fem room w burn• 2 bethl cent a" 2 cor... 2 outbldgt 30• 676 1893 Busmass Opportunity -------'---2 bedroom houae Camp Conley 304 675 2829 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH 3 bedroom Z beth on 1 and one thwd acre 111'!114 lot Central 1ir cloll to Melg1 H1gh School Priced reuontbly Phone e14 992 322& altar 9 00 p m lnYHIIglted the Offering 16 18 Wanted to Do c•• College students nHd work Lawns. htdgtl windowt Wllh • WIX C. . 304 875 2213 90 01y1 nm• 11 cuh with approved credit 3 Mll11 out B~o~leville Rd Open 9em to 6pm Man thru Sat Ph 814 448 0322 Now wood 6 pc loving room sull•• t399 ss New hvlng room """" trom 1179 95 IO f700 Chnt of draw•• 4 drowor 6 drowor 159 95 End tebl11 from U9 96 set Uoood Furn~u .. bedroom'"""' full 1lzed beda twin bet and ~----------r-----------1 rockll'l Rechn~n from t99 96 tnd up THE WORKING 44 Apartment MANS FRIEND 36 Raal Estate for Rent Good used Color TV 1 for 11le or Wanted tude Cell 614 4415 1149 31 NEW ANO USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALUPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 Home for Sale by Owner Big down payment thorl time employm..,t or pest credit hla tory stopplng you from buymg • home? Consider a r.. cllimed 14)170 We h~VI uveral Only f500 down peymentl to tit your budg81 FrH delivery Inter sstect? Toll free m Otuo 800 828 0752 M1d Oh10 Flnencltl Serv1ce GrMntmer Est 3BR bi-levef on24acretAC WBFP wet bar 2 car a•aa• Ph Before 4 OOPM I 14 448 4009 Alter 4PM Ph 304 175 3816 New 4BA 2 beth Clark Dr tl52 000 Newly remodltd H1 2BR t22 000 1n Addiaon Call 446 8B98 • 12)170 1976 Schulu. mobile hom•axe eond Pnce negotl• ble Cell evemng1 614 448 1846 .. For Sale or Lt..e•• 4 BR 2-bath full be1ement w h aboveground pool a. XL deck on 1 I 2 acre aero•• from Addavlle grldt school F1nanoing avella ble wtth smtll down payment Pr1ced thouttnds blk»w ap Pfatted value Cell Beu 919 791 2112 Remod ..ed 1970 Hellmark Mo bile Home 12xl2 2 Bedrooms 14600 Coli 614 886 &&69 1979 2 BR mobile home bc:tllent condition Call 814 258 13&5 or 114 256 1157 Lovefy new 3 BR home built th11 lprlng 2 cer gwage nice area Clay & city school1 6 nul• grom G•lllpolls Will eon11dlf mob•le home aa trade In t47 &00 Cor 614-441 8038 1983 NllhUI 14)170 3 BR woodburn• In e)Cc:ellent c:ondi tlon •13 500 C1ll 814 448 0844 By owner Small 2 BR home From St Rt 218 takeKnnerRd 1/ 8 mil•fir•t houu on nght f12 000 will ht4p finance Call 614-445 2917 12x861971 EegleMoblleHome lncfudn 1OdO porch with r11llng dura bultl.wning T lock v1nyl skirt n; new lnttrtherm furnece P•rtlally lurmshtd Vary Nlco Coll614 446 31588 2 BA 10 yr mint cond1t.on beauttful location Near Nor thup Prlc:td rlvht or wWI trade Coli 114 211 d2oo 14x 70 3 BR lOtiI electric. blocks undtrpinning sundeck • ttept Callafter7pm 1114 387 7217 c 3 I" Z betha. garage. I-t• kitchen lerp dk'llng room AC 9'h% lntertlt f3 000 down take over peyments Call 814 441 2472 19'73 Freedom 2 BR total electrle underpinning induded 14 600 Coli 114 3118 9724 811utiful 12r.815 mobile home with 1OJt20 sr.ten1io11 Central air new c1rp.t very good eondltlon M~o~Jt ' " to epp,.. elate etking 1&000 Wil sltl on lend contf1C1 C1ll 11• &88 3161 3 8R vinyl 1idmg rural wet• mce ntlghborhood 119 000 Coli 114 448 3249 114 446 1331 or 114 441 1128 Older madtl mobile home 12x&O 2 bedroom Make gild cllfllp home Phone 814 982 5105 For ule or rent 1972 mobile home 1Zr.80 CJoodc:ondldon 2 bedrooms Alto 1980 Suzuki motorcycle Cell814 986 3131 or 014 961 3839 eccea to 1975 Rochllttr 14Jt70 mobile home totel etec new c•pat t7 900 Nog 304 676 7616 Rr- l...,chlng and -dr U5 000 114 949 2118 or 114 Mt 22ee 7 nJOmL 1 II botloo tumlllood kitchen Com• lot clott to t~ ana Nhoolt Call 114992 3116hf!or 6 00 p m ' .. Au•k: Hill• lyrecuae 3 beef. room.. 1ttecMd 1•ev• wilh eiiCtf'lc doof optner cOYeJad ,. pltlo ch_.n link lenc:t. central lir IOIIW wood eeblnett garbtgt .._r -tv romodolod bl throom hardwood flocn Call 814 11112 1192 ..... & 00""' I 1973 Baron mobile home Udl t35 000 Ph d-vtime 304 575 5223 ovoningo 937 2411 1871 12dD &chttz mobile home unfurnished 2 br on rented lot S6 000 304 882 2048 1979 Holly Park mobile home. 70x14 cltlbtleenlotNo 31 K S. K MobHe Home Parlt 304 671 7879 1982 14JC70 Holly Perk 3 bedroom central ., ell electric Mutt S..l 304 773 9151 Meet nice p~l• Mei.e new friends StU Avon a , . , ••• Coli 114 «I 2111 33 Pomeroy Pt Pleasant Middleport & Vtcintty & VICinity Farms for Sale 8tcr•onTrlbbleAd offRt IZ Plus ttore building werthOUII 3 BA hou• b.-n ctllll' ptul 2 mtl• building• AR black top road Cell 304 411 1811 Call altor &PM U 5I RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO 4 BA vtry nice homt 2 batht Modem kitchen lots ofcebinMa 40 ecrn Smell orch•d Cell 114 an sno Authomod John DNrt New Holland, lush Hog farm Equopmtnl 20 tcrt llfm H1nnan TriCI Rold Glanwood W Va for more Information ctll 304 773 81 18 or 773 1111 oltor I 00 Dtol41' Gallipolls Ftr111 Equl•• ..l Parh & Servliu & V1cintty C..... Ohio .loll ESTATE SALE Complatthoul• hold of furniture extra nice. tools antique~ clothing & ttc 810rting WOld 24 un1N ol ODid On Rt 110 ebou1 7 mU• from holpttal ,.ttow hom• on rtght WitCh for tfl"l .. _.... .. .,..r ...... au-. w., ,._C-••sorn-lno 4 Giveaway County Commi&IIOners mav Kltt""' 10 .... ....... lltd.lh1or rod wrm blooll H2 !1123 acc.pt che lownt bid or the b<ll1 bid lor the intended purpose •nd reaervu the rrgh11o reject any or all bldt __ . .. A Patk1ng Trcker J_acely' HAPPY BIRTHDAY KELLIE' " ' - Juno 21 July 11 !H7 o1 1-al Cal 114-7217 to good llo.:rRulr -'hiUfJ..., ,_ z ,_••_ ca_ tt4- --....-.llt- 747 tnduotrill · · - · 1 2 -ood 3 ph- ol 11•41 arool building. Calll14 448 2!1121or........, , ,._ ,......_.,..... Have You Gouen 1ft 1 Dolo 1-lllluns., ontv. Juno M...._,_Ati 2711L I 00-4 00_ 211_ ·-~ IO 3mololllttono - . m 1 n o and or 1nyp1rt thereof wiMR you Commercl .. buMdlnp for 1.... Downtown Pt ltteeaent StorM officee A One ,.,.. htett Cttol v.... arotter c.n 304 171 5104 747 lndduttrt• .toqge12 foot .... hoood- 3 ph- ol ......... , .... -building 814 441 2312 For appointment 8 19 10 lore• 11ogo olololhlng to glvo ..,.., Good clothlno Ill . , _ Calll14 MS-1174 -;;674-:,M;i-=11-c~M;:e~r~ch:-a:-n:-d;;-11-a A-- HotttM IWifd AO<I tulip bulbo Ouont~lol I> mkod 225 N Por~ Drt.o 304 171 1444 s Busina11 Burldtngs R ~ nlols 41 Houses for Rant _.._of_ 710 Third Avo Glrlo. boyo ollh U1ed refrigerator , 8 cu ft Kelvlnator UO Cail614 446 0094 Kenmort w11her f915 Whirl pool wuher green 11&0 GE W•h• Almond like new e1715 Dryer wh1t1 f71 Dryer copptrtone f95 GE Gu dryer •uo Hoover portable wuher dryer aet t200 Electrle renge30 Inch t12& Electric rsnge30 Inch copportone 1150 Electric rang• 30 Inch 195 Electric range- wh11e 1815 2 refrla••tors frost free white t12i5 each Freezer hke new 11150 Skaggs AppliancH 669 Upper Rlv•r Ad Cell 114 4415 7398 36 Lota unfumlthld spts t150 00 and up ref•enc81 Ph 304 57& 7738 o• 304 571 15104 A 1 Aul Estlte Furftlthed Efficiency •1•5 Utilities peld share beth 107 Second Aw Gelllpoll• Ph 441 4415 ohor 7PM Upstelrt unfurn lthtd apartment Ut1liti11 ptld Cerpeted no child ren or pete Call 814 448 1137 Unfurnished houu 3 bdr Rod nev Village II t27& Cell 446 4411 after Bpm Fum11hed apt ,.., door to Ubrsry One prof...lonel Adult only P1rklng Ph 448 0338 2 BR DR 1 beth utility room storage building UBO/ month 1280 Dopoo~ Coli 114 446 0476 •fter 6 PM Garage apt 3 room• • beth Furnished Including washer dryer & air Clten No pets Adultaonty Ref &deprequ.red CellfJ14 441 1511 3 bdr hs In Kenauga Fenced yard County water t260 Furni1h1d tpartment t226 uttlltitl paid 1 bd r 920 Fourth. month Coli 614 379 2441 Gellipoiil Call 441 4418 tfter 8pm 11 2 Bedroom brtc:k below Swan Creek den tul b11ement air Furn11hed eptrtment U2& condh1onlng fuel oil heat 1 cer utilltill peld 1 bdr 939 g•eg• 12&0 / mo 21 3 Btd Second G111ipolis Cell 441 room home on Rt 1•1 cloH to town Utll1ty room gil h..t 441 I after Bpm outbuilding S210/mo 3) Of flee spaca appror. 1 000 sq ft Alo Orand e. Ntw 2 BA Apt refrigeretor & wattr at 813 Second Avenue Stove t225 per month No e3&0/mo Utilitlll paid Refer fumlthed petl Deposit C1H 814 441 encH Seeurlty d11p0alt end 8038 credit chiCk required Wlsem1n R..l E1ttte114 448 3844 Apartment for Rent 3 rooms 2 bectroom houte end ept for f12fi l mo Adults Cell 304 rent In Pomeroy Ptrtltlly fur 571i &104 or 175 n31 nllhed deposit required Call Unfumlthld gtrsge 1pt 2 BR 614 992 2381 322 Third A'll Aduhs only no 8 room house 1ft Pomeroy Call pets Cell &14 441 3748 or 216 1103 114 112 3438 2 bedroom Full b..ement p""ty of yltd and garden IPIC:I frM Qll 1nd watlf Clttn f300 month 114 843 1308 Aemodtltd 4 bedroom hou11 in Chttter New pentllng Clf'l)lt· Ina oak dining room floor ctot. 10 IChoolt. To be ahDWn 10 00: I 00 Seturday end Iunday June 27th and 28th Call 1 8151 qee Leawe met11g1 AtMoneble rent I room hou• Camp Conl-v eru t221 00 month 304 175 1371 or 871 3812 3 Mdroom Rent plus utlllti81 Gallipolis Ferry For lnf cell 304 175 408B 4 br houM tor rent 3D• 876 2130 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 64 Mrsc Merchandrse Color TV Sewing mwchlne e•w TV c:hein .. w c:he•t frHIIf entique pl1no Call 814 44& 7821 2014 E11tern Avo l---------Used Meytag wtsher& Westing houn dryer Good cond t 1 00 for the pair Al1o Stlf'l B11t large CIF tap carrier t&O Call 814 441 3151 For Herb..ift Cell &1• 446 3131 or 114 448 2200 1---------2 Cooplfpro tlrM G 50 141n 28A AC Clble. Hud ICctpltd Riverview In Kenauga Fo1t1r1 Mobfle Home Plfk Ph 1144411102 Nice fumithtd 2 bdr mobllt homt Upper At 7 t200 month Wotorpold Cllll814-2U 1111 Moblte Hom• for rtn'l Ctll 614 44101127 3 bedroom furnished AC Oood c:ltlft 100ndltlon I 110 p« month New Hevtn 304 812 2418 2 bedroom mobh homt. A01.11h lan& Chelhire Nice k>t Call 304-773 &821 2 bedroom lrtlllf for rent in Mlddlopor1 3431 Coli 814 tl2 2 bedroorttlnObile hOMe fof rtr'lt Vine It Racine. Call 814 317 7141 Two 2 btdroom mobile homet fumlthtd yerd wlthchein link fenct t78 00 deposh phone 304 171 1112 tft•l 00 pm Double wide on prfvalelot 3 br 2 tun I>MN oc. fomlly room Soo to CloiUpollt Forry u2i: 304 111 3017 -•to Apt~rtrnent for Rent '"I I Kayek Pool 20 It Jt lot ft 1bove ground Completely diun umbled ThebiggHtKtyacpool wllltblt Oltnt deck included All ac:cttsorl" Fint t1000 Furnlahtd room 1111 Utllltl• 814 949 222115 any1ime paid &here bath Single male 1------:.____ 819 locond Qolllpollo Coli TONY S GUN REPAIRS hot '"8 .W11 1fter?pm reblutlnu ""puppy wtth eaeh blueing Job cell304 1571 4t31 3 pc cherry dining room Ht 8 24 b111 kh cei:Hnets sola Cell Andy S igler 304 175 OHiee Space for Rtnt Eac1Mtnt ,1, 2_1_1_ _ _ _ _ _ __ for At1orney1 Accountant etc I " Clo1e to Court HouM CtN Motorole e>Olor TV t7& work1 wroom .. Aool Ett••• Agonov ,Oood _ _3_o_•_e_7_5_1_8_4_&_ __ 514 «I 3844 ,. Orevety trtctor refriglfetor col Mob1le Home Spec.. eo ft or fH. end tabl• Kirby tmollor 171 Wotor Pd 920 conc:tMe rnodell ready for busl Fourth OaiUpolls Call 61• """ 304 171 1112 445 « 11 aft or IPM 3 pc bl1.1e bath f1xturw liGhted COUNTRY MOillE HomoP•k. rntd clbinet 1110 Cellelierl!l Routt 33 North ot Pomwoy 304 171 15841 Rtntll trellen CeM 814 H2 led 'lprHd curtelnt ~othtl 747t prws Ironing botrd smell table Spec. for 1mell tr..... An olllemPI 231 1 Uncotn Ave Pt hook UPI C.ble At.o lfHdtnc:y rooms air end clble. Me.on Couch and TV lltllml 304 171!1 W Vo Cell 304 773 1151 1314 lptct~ for rent trMIIf ~PM• Locutt Ad At 1 Pomt Pl~~~~~nt Double Weddiftt Ring 1nd 1 M'""" ROM qultl ftnlohod -1711071 1 hatf bed quth and tour quih lopo 304 17S 5318 47 W•ntad to Rent Chlf'COII grill biiCk uet 1lum wtm wheal• redwood 1k11tebtt 135 304 171 1719 3 or 4 Bedroom houn In Kyger School District Aeltren 1 Fl• A led twin 1ize ttac IMd cotPh 814-4UI821 wtttl tpflftgl rNttr... • vlbr• tor Llk• new h•dtw' uted A 1700 ..ru. lor 1350 Con bo Mr·r r: 11 ,Ill lit,, r• _..by appointmlf'lt 3o.t. 1715 1033 IW...,., C,.... e 55 8utld1ng Supplras Bu•ldmg Mater•tll Block brick sewer pipn win dows lintel• etc Claude W n ten R1o Grtnde 0 Call 614 245 5121 Concrete blocks a1111181 yard or dlfNery M110n und Galllpol 1 Block Co 123 ih Pint St Gelhpolis Ohio Call 814 ••6 2763 Ready m )C conc rete and all concrete tupplles Call us Valley Brook Cement and SuppH11 304 773 5234 Pets for Sale Groom and Supply Shop Pet Groom•na All breeds All ltylft Julie Webb Ph 114 446 0231 Dregonwynd Cattery Kennel CFA Himalayan Persian and S1em11e klttena AKC Chow puppln New kltt"'l 81111'1811 and Hlmlll)'tnt C1ll 11 • 441 3844 after ?PM Bleck • ten coon hound 7 months old Uti lee at 1928 Cheatnul St GaUipoll1 Apricot poodle pup AKC reglt t1rtd. wormed tilled S. shot• Sire champion line Call 814 4417372 61 Farm Equrpment Buy one any size eheln uw chain and gat 1econd chain h1lf price SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO Hendwson W V• 30• 175 7421 New Hollend 7 h hay bine O.hl 91 grmder miur Nsw Hollend 717 Forege Htrvllllf All DODd cond 304 273 4215 Gthl grinder miller with magnet & scrMnl thell• good cond 11 200 304 273 4216 Yemeht 12 c:hennlf mixing boerd 2 PI PIWI'Y Mllline 2 PV monitors PV monhor h11d 2 115 inch JBL 2 Shure mica 1 Shure heedstt mic lighting system 12 channelsnlkl 114 892 6137 SNAFU® O~o~ality F1uit1 end Vegettblll retell tnd whot ... le 8 & I Product aetoll from lttzu Hut G1llipolls Ohio I"'" :)ttp pill" k 81 Farm Equipment CROU. BON8 38 w.. t Jaekton Ohio 814 2811461 Me11ey Ferguaon N.w Holland lush Hog 81111 • ltrvlce Ovtr 40 ulltd tre~;:ton to chooN from • cofnl)lete line of new 6 uNCI equlpmant Largett Mlecdon In S E Ohio US 273 Ntw Holltnd sq Bel• t1&00 Ford 3pt Aake t325 8h.-er Poet Ortvtf' t700 7ft Locust potts t1 31 each Ph 114-311·8132 Bruce Beatt1e ........ -._............. NEW -__ _=- IM. GoM 121 ,,. • 117201d1Cutla118 1110•111 Coli 514 982 337& 1171 Ford F 100 Yt ton •uto good oha,.. 11900 Coli &14 441 31112 efttr 5 1 9~ Trene Am Loaded 45 uitl mHn t4 100 Call 114 379 2829 1180 Chewene 4 apd runs no rutti14DO Ctll814 378 2140 1878 Ford F 11!10 310 tnglnt fOOdth"ff• Coi1&14 211 1421 or 114 211 1216 1871 112 ton tull1i1:1 true: It btcl Good cond 1400 Coil 114 441 2638 U77 Chw pickup 3/• ton ttlndlf'd tour IPHd htl\l'y duty 310 englnl John 1 Auto loOM 114 446 4782 1867810 PS PI 4 • - long bed 1&00 lb PIVIold 9000 mHM 80 000 miiM or I y11n warr•nty Far ult or trsdt tor older pick up Cell 114 882 817& 1184 Chevy Ch~ttt• o\ dr no 73 Vanal!o 4 W D rust sharp e2995 1811 Oldsi-- - - - - - - - Cutllll 2 dr sherp t2911 Coli 814 211 1122 1179 Ford Van Econollnt 150 198Z Monte Cerlo llr AM / FM rtd io 3 8 V 8 enyine Excellent Condition Call 1!1 4 441 1783 • 19.4 Dod81 DmnI .. tpd 11 ke new Ueel John sAutoSalat Bultvilll Rd O.nlpolll 1110 Empl Dune buggy AIYM.. num wheel• Wid• tlrn Loti of chJomt. 12115 Ctll 814 441 0144 I CVI P8 auto 11900 814 H2 8137 .:. -=-8.:.,:._,.Fo_r;_ dA_ o_n_g-o r4-,-4- ,u-to18 cruiM sm fm V·l fuel lnjec> tkJn unlimited motor werre"tY toWiftt pq 31000 mil• Will consld• vehicle on trade 304 175 714Z etttor 3pm 1988 CJ5 J•tp ntw cwerflatled motor 1700 30• 112 2048 New reer window lo1.1vtfl for 82 Ford EXP Now prlco t160 Allkln1 t100 Colli 514 246 t2&6 oftor lpm 74 1 873 Pond10 400 r~o~nt vood 1300 Qoodllrot Ctlll14 448 .:.3•.:.•.:.z_._n_er.:.a___________ 1174LTD lloolo p_.r 1200 coro 614 H7 0441 117t C.moro 11100 J111p WegOnMI' Motorcycle• 1114 Vol-gon rtbl>lt oll71 000 miiM U200 Coli oflor I 114 «I 4724 ••ioltot Leroy 1 IY"theltzar could dupttcete any IOUnd BUOGETTrensmi11ions Used• AebUih All types Guaranteed 1 mlnumum of 30 dtyt will dtl tnr ceth & carrv or Instal Ph 614 379 2220 or 1 30• 1 Trantmilslon '"C 6 other Ford porto Good condition Coli 814 357 7816 ,.I I U1td • rtbullt trensmlsslont All internally Inspected & guarantied lnltlllfltlon 6 pickup evaM "' ablo Coli 114 441 0918 n·: Dual RhiUit kill 199 95 ,;;.. lttllld Matt Fords Chevy Trucks Vens 4x4 • Muffllf 11 Man 8 Stlmpaon Av. Athena Ohio 1 600 143 3767 < I 1 j 4 14 inch slotted alu mlnum m1g1 un! lug 9 Inch end 0 Ina~ ~\ with n.w Remington tirtl E C 814 742 2979 77 Auto Reparr Struts 111911 pelr hnt•lltd \ Mo1t mod .. • Muffler Men 9 8tlmp1on Ave Athens Dhlo 1 800 843 3757 79 Motors Home• & Campers ll 1972 trevel umf)IH' Cell 114- '1 245 &173 or 114 2451148 1 22 Sta1 Creft S1 goo 17 Dt \ Csmp s1 •oo 304 871 2313 "' 11 ft Nomed (limper for ttlt Or trade Nice and clean 3Cio' 171 4437 ' I 81 Home Improvement• • BASEMENT WATEAPADOFINO Unconditional llfttlme gutran ;; tM Local rtfertncet turnlahld FrH Mllmatet Call collect 1 81' 237 0411 day or nlthl R o v t r a I 1 • em e rt. J Wetlfprooflng I WEEPER and nwing m~ahlnt repelr pert• and 1uppll• PIGk up and detlvllt'V Dtvll Vtcuum Clelntr ont helf milt up Cloorgla CrHII Ad Coli 114 4410284 : .: , " ~ Vlnyle • Aluminum 81dlng Storm windows I doort OWr ~ hang gutter• Frtt estlm.... -\1 ' Ph 614-448 1332 Exterior ltuc:c:o Plaettf end •" Pint., Aep•lr Work by the hour ~ orbythttob FrHtltknate C.ll It 814 211 1112 ~ l ' RON I Tt lev lll on Servlct HouM cells on RCA Querar GE lp10ltllng In Zenhh Call 304 &78 2398 or 114 446 2454 • •• Fetty Trtt Trimming, stump ~ rtmonl Ctll 304 e?l-1331 ~ Rotary or cable tool dt'MUng ~ Most wills completed semedl/f• l-~i Pump "'" end service 30"' ' 115 3102 " I lterkt TrH end llwn lervlol ~' lawn ure ltndiCiplng num~ "'~ ' rtmovsl 30• 1571 2842. or tli78 2R03 ~ t"-. l-! Drywall end Replillr 20 ye.,p txptrltnct FrH Estimate 31)4 '4. 871 3187 1t./') :;;::::::;~==== "~ 82 Plumbrng • • a. Heating '• CARTIER 8 PLUM liNG ""• '!' AND HEATING ' .. Oor Fourth tnd Pine Qellipolit Ohio Phone 814 «8 3181!11 or 114 Ul4477 84 8o .,ji Electrical Refrigeration ' t' A11identlat or comm•cltl wlr lng Ntw Hntlct or repairt Llctnltd tlectrh:lin Estlmet:e:l "' frM Ridenour Elattrlcel 304. e?s nee , 85 General ' Hauling ''.~; • 1978Y, Herl ... Devklton 80 cu In 71th annMrMry mo6el Eltctre Oltdt Fylly drMted stereo radkt g 000 mM• E•tr• nice 14 1100 Call 514 37t 2501 ohor B 00 I'M II Hondo ~~- 600 Wotor cool• shaft ~rNtn aD00 mllll 11480 Catl 614 311 1211 1111 ltjeh motor toooter nMdl nttc:henlcll work UOO Coli 114-444 4141 oflor e or Wlelltndt 1174 Suzuki OT 780 wtttr ooolool wlndohlold 1221 c.rr 514-371 2730 ohor 7pm _______:__ _,lc_ 1111 V II M..,, I 000 mHM Oooot oono1 t1 4 441 036& "' Dlllerd Wltlf Strvict Pools 1 Cisttrns Wells 0.11v.,. Ani/ time Call 114 •41 7404 Ho 'Iunday cell• A S. R Water Service Home c:l tttrnt wei.. poole flll«< Form•ly JemM loya W.t•~ 11 ' l•m• rate• Call 304 t7e " 5370 , I J & J W11er I «Vice. Swimming " ~· cisterns well• Ph 11._. 241 821S " Watteno n 1 Water Haulil\g. t re~tonabl• rete1 Immediate , 1 2 000 o•llon delivery dltlfnl ~~ well e tc cell 304 878 • 21M ' FDtm•ly Ken 1 now John • .. Service Jchn WMtenon. u Jr Owner 1 000 or 2 000 gal 1, Water trood• 304-175 1143 ~-MN;;I:~:;30~4~1=71;:22=Q====~ ,1 ... j! , 1173YimllheEndouro171 cel4 304-671 2475 O< 176 2342 j7 1180 Hlrle¥ Oevldeon for•l• or U pholatary '"" I 1178 Dodgo AllpM ""'!oro w•gon tiOO 1177 Dodgt A _ ... tloro_n MOO Colli ., 4-,.. 1724 ..,. lt4-441-1JII 1977 Dodgo AlfiO• V 8 311 auto runa great Needs grill Good worlt cer t800 Call 114 441 779& 1113 Mulllnt hotchbodo. PS PI AC aunroof aMte n"' tiroo low mliM Colli I 14 446 20:10 aM TV Olio to ll'lol Iotan d!no ,__Pt., .......... =:are:::~ wa.l14--1221 Autot for Sale 1171 Pln10 3 door eutom.stic eaoo « uH• on matorcvct• rlcMftg mower Chetplf Cllh Call 114 441 7011 or 814 M7 7771 DMkl W - - UO up. (11011 • Caiii14--J1 .. 1 II d oom furNetMd "" In MktcllllDrt AI ....... ..W. 1210 por-. Calll14-lll2· S1 50 G.- 1r ,utspor litllllll 1173 Ouadri- h'ec 1300 1115 Hondo RDXA 1800 Coil 114 441 7121 2014 Elltlfn Ave lunk Mde wtlh hdd 4 t1" F,. ooln moll- • loundotlon atertlng ttl Reclinert ........... UIEQ _1_ _ _ 1838 Plymouth 2 door never rHtortd Body tnd mtKihtnlcel condition good t2400 Cell &14 992 20111 orcenbea11nat 218 Mtln St Mlddlopon Oh Stnw 12 00 b•le Morgen Woodl•wn Farrn At 35 PUny 1813 El Camino E»tctlllnt W V• 304 875 128& or stop condition 24 000 actuel miles Coli 114 241 5138 oher I by Mull ooll 15200 Co11114 4U 4151 Uvlnt,_ ....... ,,nnll oi-County=oa, & Grern AC 28 000 ,nil• und1100I'Ialt •zoo- t111 Ull Hay 1181 Rod ChO¥ono lllndortl. 2 lA "fforiiMrrl lumltlood lh'/AIN IMp • yord Mlln II AUCTION • FURNITURE 82 ChwOliva I~ I l l pold Cll11114-24& 1111 NEW lpc woocr..--Utt euttu 64 71 Frith Broccoli /Ius other pro duel CeU 81 317 7881 or 2&1 1101 ~;:;:;:::::::::::;.!;;:::;:;::::::::::.1 61 Hou1ehold Goods 1171 Oldamoblll Cutlsu Brougham 1 981 DodD• Omni 024 &1 4 882 1804 Small rkUng horn good for trail riding ~ Quaner VI Areblen 72 Trucka for S1l1 uoo con 304 773 1011 or 304 713 1623 after 4 00 pm 1178 Franklin 8111ddu •14 000 Prennlt loader on MilktnQ dot DOIII With I Wkl Chovrolot truck 17 000 1174 kids for 1111 ROO* Kerr 814 tnt truck •2 000 1174 tuto 185 4391 Cll' I trli ltri•O ft) t7 800 Call olt•400 &14 318 1173 Fru1t Vegetables UIIIIIV bldg 27 •31 .e 13 d track doot I 3 walk door 14444 erectld tron Hor• lldp 114 332 1741 1883 Ford T 81rd AT P~ PB AC On1owner Ectraclean Call 614 992 3703 1972 Dodge Charger 318 auto opttons original paint high mileage wry . clean and e14-742 3SI71 or 814 Now buying shell corn or eer "Ice corn Cell forlatestquotee River 742 2143 City Ftrm Supply 614 448 1110 Dodge Omnlo, good cond 2985 runtQOOd t1 300 00. Celllfter 6 00 PM 304 17& 2731 63 liV81tOCk 1177 Old1 Cutl111 good cer Air 1m fm 8 triCk 1800 304 57& 1118 Ouroc Boers Bred just llkt the boen we ttlltd et tht Ohio 1182 Iuick 8kyh1wk 4 IP 4 cvl Testetlon that gain lid over 2 I • c pL pb ••tre nice 304 871 lbs per dl/f Rover lentlrt 1162 Soblno OH 613114 2311 74 CoMHe 310 auto air Fo~o~r year old Appeloo.. Call t top red ee 100 304 171 114 44e 0.11 elttr &PM or 2383 251 1102 Daytime 1180 Toron1do loadad .. k Regltttred Aplloou POA mare- . . 100 304 871 3713 7 v•tr• 1 yell' old 1tud eolt Aptlooll & Quanar horn mix 1183 Chwy 8 CVI IUtO ac pt Coli 114 2&1 1421 or 114 pb vtry nlc• car t:Z 9115 261 12&1 304 17& 2&63 For 1111 Bundy Trumpet New Coil 514 112 -2772 /<. l!VI!Sllll Autos for Sale 82 Wanted to Buy Mu11cal ln1trument1 & 71 36 MF Dieseltrac1orwith new 8 Stalnleusteel exh1u1t systems ft ilnlshed mower 13795 Post Now custom m1d1 tor your hole dlgg• t276 Grader Blade truck. motor h OmtOt' cla11IC Ctr f176 LlndiCIPI box 1291 Call With IH•tlme w1rr1nty Muff!• Man 9 Stimpson Avt Athen1 614 285 6&22 Ohoo 1 800 e43 3717 801 Ford Trtctor Runs good t2850 late model Ford mow 1970 Chl'i'eUe SS • speed Ctll lng maclllne-1180 J 0 baltr 114 985 430& at1er 5 00 p m e660 Grindll' miJt er 189& Cell 1178 Dodg• Aspln 2 door good 814 286 8622 mechlnicellv f1ir body But 82 HP Massey Fergu1on dlt~el o"ar Call 1114 149 2193 b"' tractor f23915 7ft NH t4sy Bind fore 10 00 pm 199& NH Squtre Btler etlerp S995 VerrnflfJI' Round 8eltr 1971 Chw Caprla. Clastic 12795 hay wagon 1300 Call Fully equipped Sl 000 lctuel mil11 Locally owned t2SOO 614 288 1522 114 941 2574 5017 ft mow ng machine Cell 1171 Nova Strong engine and 814 379 2114 tren1miu6on new btlkM AC AC 2300dltk 11ft S1,00 Call good condition tiOO Cell 114 981 4377 ovonlngl 614 892 3376 Melt hemst., • cege 116 00 Coil e14 448 •010 68 11 bt' Nftlo w Auto Parte Accassorres f~~~~~;~~;:::~;;~~~~;~;:~1 -63517_6_67Ford _6_B_~-----, Cl-- uri" moto• v Full w1lnut bedroom eulte full or qulin 11ze t300 30• 676 5866 "-rnc--. • - ' " ' 0 t - fiOIIIIIo. Call Volor , _ - . 171-IIZI .._ ol ~-. turt 121 I h1tern Awl I 1M 4 room fumllhld a,ta. 81*; ·, Trol•lollor .... N - - 114 H2 14M 0t 304 112 flOOD UIID AI'PUANCII 111 .... out, 57 ........ Ad CIIII14-II114JI j • 8500 BTU Wh1rlpool elr condi t1on• CaHment Window de• gn Exc.. lent eondh10n t160 Call 614 441 1?97 IM 1 wwtiiK tot.-onROUIII~A~w~o~·~·~IIL~OH~---­ 1\t oo loloro.lorryo-llol.n n l - -t78-DI3 ¥ U. 8 month old rust short haired miniature Otchahund C.lll14 4413243 . 76 & Gravely riding t111ctor 11 HP tMter a moving deck tiOO 26 ft WtttlnghouH chllt fr~tt•r 1300 Coil 114 255 1431 Roome lor rent dey. weH month Galli• Hotel C.ll 814 446 9711 Rtntt~lowuS120 month •• .,.._.,.. tin F-Avo 0 0 19 mch black • whitt TV 160 r.tens 3 tpd bike t40 Call 814 446 414, tfttr I 67 I 1983 U ft Bey Liner Boat w1ttt 86 HP Chrysler motor Walk through bow 16600 614 992 7663 after 4 30 0 Ashley woodburner 1850 new w•ll,.ll for 1300 Clll814 388 B2eB ooofl'"' iiT 3T Lawn ......,. Thun • 15 ft Glestron: Bolt tnd trailer No motor '1500 OBO C.IH 614 992 3413 't./ Shop1mith Merk V woodwork lng system Also includes jo1n ter / pltner end benduw UOOO Coll514 441 3834 w - t11 • & Acreage 15 Lowe boat 2& HP Merc:uTv ' motor drive on trailer trollln~ motor rigged for b..l flshii"G Cell614 446 •163 eft•r 6pm Reg Ba1glt pups 9 wkl old wormed 150 Call 1514 268 1119 2 wood 1tove1 1 Klndltwood 1 Warm Morning Ntw a•• ctmper eook ltove ovan 4 bumen with cabinet Call 114 2 bedroom furnised IPt ref and ,_2_1_1_14 :._ 1_3_ _ _ _ _ __ dtpotlt New Heven W Y'l ,304 882 32&7 or 304 773 Cstalyllc: Converters only 1024 t89 H Most modtll lnlttlle tlon etta tvlllabl• Mutfltr Man Clelft IPt In HendlfiOn partially I Stlmpeon Aw Athens Ohio '"'"''""' 304 111 1872 """' ,_1_ 8_00 _ 6_4_3,3_7_6_7_ _ _ __ IOOpm ,Wood ttbl• •nd chalrt Cherry One bedroom apt in Pt Plea vaniiV mentfrlngtdluthlfC:Oit tant Er~tra c:l... tnd nic:. tilt 42 toy• cloth• bctll.m AdultsOnty NoPet• 30487& condhlon CeHI14317nao 1385 For ltlt Faux Pttrlttnec:ldec:e. bf'tcefet etrri"") Lithograph limited edition Cell 814.892 45 Furmshed Room• 7811 I .. ••s _______ Llwn trtctor mower MF 166ij Hydro wht) 3 pt hitch 54 .nch ~owel' 4 h blllde 13 000 Cell 614 379 2745 56 - -~ 1986 24 ft Pontoon floetboet : 10 HP henrude motor treil~ ... , Lot1 Extru Set 1t Gelliooli~ . Boat Club C•ll61& 47,2._: __:_: , 3 060 N•hon•l Geographie Megtzines 1981 to 1987 2 office dukl with typewnter exttnt1on 1 child 1 dnklch•~r C1b1net tawing mtch•n• & stool ecc"IOrill Cell 614 446 7781 after IPM 17 key f)tem sno1400 organ & RMieltctrlc: harpscord 1300 c.n 81. 388 B431 Boats and Motors for Sale ~-------.---- ptutlc ciatern 1t1te approved. pl.-tic septic tanks plastic: cutverts metal cutveru RON EVANS ENTEAPAIIES Jock oon Oh 114 215 6930 Till• Wftl1 reverse f160 C•ll 814 441 3934 Coll1g1n Watlr Purification 1 y 1 - Sent~nei -Page~9 ·.'"' 76 Cslleh1n 1 UsirdT1reShop Over 1 OOOt•rM sia .. 12 13 14 15 1& 16 6 8 miiM out' At 218 Call 614 2156 1251 t25each Llrgebokofllttltglrls cloth11111e 6 12 116 Call 514 445 0015 47 Space for Rent ..... «. 31' - C:. Rd loft 10 toft. 1:10-1:00 114-117 3211 O..tll• Large capacity upright freu111r very good cond1t1on Call 814 o446 8132 after e 1 end 2 bedroom epanmen11 far rent Betic rent for 1 bdr t18300 2bdr 121900 Alto required t t200 00 1ecurity deposit CONTACT Jackson Eatetet Dept Ph 448 3917 Equtl Houalng Opportunity Nlcaly furnhihed small hou11 Ad~olltl only RtftrenCII re qu1red OH strttt parking Ph 5U 446 0338 44 Sorvlc:oo Caiii14-4U 1113 HOtf',lllq 34 E~p ClolldCoro- A-me -""' ••a Furmlh~ .. fiomas for Sale Help Wtnted & SERVICE 3 to 6 acres on R1 3IS with h1ghwey frontage C1ll E R A Town & Countrv Reel Estate Broker 304 676 66•8 or 876 2517 lfttr!i KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright 64 M1sc Merchend11e 5 HP Se . . Cr1fttmenFron1T1n1 PARSONS FURNITURE "We never go on trips any0 ur 1<~ather beli"eves more... y ~ 'V • 'VCR1 stands !Of acatlon Crui'se Replacement'." He<ll [ slate Schools Instruction Discover mu•c thia summer wHh Individual guitar bell gui111' leuont at Brunle•dls Music. Call tor openings 414 44t 0117 lnatructor Jeff Wtmlll¥' 1514 44& 8077 ............ 32 Mobrle Homes for Sale hpori-..1 llldy will do bool>y sitting in my home Monday thru Friday Coll304 n3 6740altor 4 30 Will fot person In thtir homt Heve had home nurtlng training 304 19& 32031 r I'll! It I :rril'lll 11 Independent Contractor wented to tear down house Wnnen bids mutt be reclti\led by July 8 1987 Contec;::t Mtddleport Church ot Chr11t 6th end Mem St Middleport Ohio 46760 614 992 2914 1 Sof11 end chaiJS priced from e391 10 ttl& Tebl• t&o and up to t125 Hide-t b.dl t380 to tll5 Redinert tZZ& to t371 Lamps t28 to 1121 Dinettll f109 and up to "115 Wood table w-& chairs t285 to t715 Dt1k t100 up to t378 Hutch• •~ end up Bunk beds complete w meHrM ... t291tnd up to e391 llby bedl t11 0 Msttr111" or bo• springs ful or twin tee firm t71 end 188 Queen sets 1221 King t350 4 drtwtr ch•t t&9 Gun cabinets I gun Gn or electric ,..nge t375 Beby mattrnHa t36 &. t45 Bed fr•m• 120 t30 6 K1ng frame t60 Good aelectlon of bedroom auh•a. met1l cab1nllt headboard• flO Md up to tl5 1 ~ acr• FHA IP proved City water outbldgs prNite Rt 2 12 m1n ftom Pt PI t55 000 304 895 3681 N1c1 hom•Arbuekle 3 br din lng family lwundrv room1 1 Y2 beth ~ ecre Wllter 136 000 304-588 9146 The Datly LAYNE I FURNITURE All el.c. Llwn mower rtpelr Will pick up and deliver Ala Ught hauling Call 114 742 2313 or 114 742 3081 21 LAFF-A-DAY By Owner Pnce rltduced 3 br 1 ~ beth• dining recreation room 2 c:er garage 304 676 4604 Cen do li4ahth1uhng and roofing Reasonable rate• Merion Snld• 614 149 2128 Makenewfritndl mekemoney) Sign for Avon now! &14 388 9340 51 Household Goods Two hom• on Rt 33 1djtcenlto Han~d Community Bldg 3 bedl'90ml 2 blthl dln1ng rgom lamdy room Mt in kftc:htn end 3 bedrooms 2'h baths d1n1ng roam family room est In k1tch.n g•ag• Low down payment .nttrtlt lrH loan to qualified buyer for remainder of 1987 ownlf financed 304 882 209& J1m 1 odd jobs p .. ndnQ Dental A1111tant full t1m1 In Columbut Ohto Must be non smoker Pick up epphcltlon• et 2Diii N 2nd Ave Middleport Ohio 1nd ,.,d to 4411i W Schrock Ad Walterville Ohio 43081 BOGGS SALE~ avvr•lfv• w.y , . .,nne. carpenter work• lost and Found 6 W•nttd to buy r•~r Hondt wheel lor 84 XL 100 motorcy cle Call 814 742 2814 HEATING & COOLING Mr Go Getlef Need .......lng ....... lor food and rout8 ul-. We prcw~ company vtn ulery plut com Homes for ,Sala 6 room house. 2 Nlhs. MW roof siding Nulllft Wtndowa. N 4th St U ddleport Make offw 114 247 4572 or &14 247 2532 Jim a odd job1 ,.tint dnve- lNG ¢0 recommend• that you do bu"""' with people vou know and NOT to tend money through the mall unlll you h...,e QUILTS C11h p1ld for c:oUtc:1or entique or pt't 1950 quHtt P1tetd or eppUque Any condition Higher prlc:a plid fOf unu.,.. peH•n• Call Mere It 814 882 2101 dwt• or 1 1592 2481 evenings gr weH.ends 992 6215 or 992 7314 lllbyaltter needtd Rio Grande .... c-11114 182 7373 Pomeroy- Middleport, Oh10 June 26, 1987 Houu In Vllllfl• of Chttter Oh1o Bareeln •• t24 800 Como_, Coli 114 f81 3171 r•1denual p• ION Ron Event Enterprilel Jackson Ohio Clli1614 211-&930 Wtnted lldy to h\le 1n wn:t, eld•ty ambulatory lady Stay nlghtt come and go d1.1rfng d-v Prep~rt mtllt hght houMkHP. lng Call 514 992 5439 K1ttena Calll14 3Cii7 7120 Buy1nq deity gold 11tver coins nngs. jewelry starting WIJI old coins l"ll• currlflcy Top pri Cll Ed Burlcett Barber Shop 2n<l Avo Mlddl..,.., Oh 114 992 3471 - Addons and remodel ng - Roohng and ljJUtter work - Concuue work - Plumbing and electrical work (Free Est1metes) 4&831 •• •ao Upright plano Need• tuned Clll 614 949 2861 614 379 2435 TOP CASH paid lor 83 model •nd newer Uled c•• Smith Buick Pontiac 1911 Eastern Ave Galhpoll• Call 814 448 2282 Happy Ads OH 31 Sept1cunllpum~ng • commtncat Earn htra money! Have funl Receive b1g awardl and prius! Sell Avon 1 bottle free cologne to fir1t ten to complete •n eppllc.tion and ar;c:ept 1 small tenttory 614 992 3643 PLUMBING & HEATING CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992 3325 HP.Jdqu.n!t•1 K1t1en to gNIIWIY 5'h wtlka old Ready to go Long haired blue eyed Persian stock Cell 114 241 5024 ICUT OUT fOR fUTURE USE! 168 North Stcond GtllipoWt Smell mtle poodle type dot 1 yelf 1 male 1 fMnlle cit 1 female kitten Call 514 446 2548 or 114-441 2828 Found 4 22 87 tin Ave Tlfephone Surv,v to mike ep po1ntmenta I to 12 AM 15 to 9 PM U 1!10/ hour plus bonu ... Clllll14 446 3815 B $32 500 4 36 ACRES - TP water Wnttsel ThirCI 8o-1PM-4PM lott cat long halrtd mele Tan• REliABlE 8 20 86 lfn Flo,... d•~etn• Exptrltnce n• CIUIIY Futlliml Send riiUfN to boJt T 240 care of tiM Clollpollo Doily Trilluno. 12& 5 long htired ki"tnl 6 wHks old Colli 814 «I 4818 614-843-5248 522871mopd $43 000 RUSTIC HillS - 3 bedrm ranch 12 yrs old 1\\ baths elec BB heal rec rm about 1h 18 w th lrreplace and lot 8 btg• yard ..,. ittmt ClotMI odd .,d, Mutt take ell Cell 814 4411111 Mobile serv1ce REASONABlE (6141 843-5425 ,II M1ku 1 (614) 992 3325 7 puppies 4 male 3 femlle c,u oltor I 114 379 2714 or 114 4414f87 Lott June 13th 2 fithing rod1& rNit at Tycoon Lake Call 614 388 9938 Aewtrd Electronrc Organs EUGENE LONG RI.ILIOR 216 E 2nd St Phone 814 371 2784 or 114 441 4987 SS873me 6l587lmo RADIATOR SERVICE Benh Owner /Mechontc CHESRI, OHIO U720 Ph We can repatr and re core radiators and heater cores We can also ac1d bot I and rod out rad1ators We also repatr Gas Tanks K. John CAll 99x 112 zet PH. 949-2756 JOHN TEAFORD Nrght $14 500 Poor Bastrn (313 Marv Hobottllor C fork Metgl Countv Commlttlon ara !81 171 3 2tc Truck auto & heavy equrpment reparrs and weldrng !All makes & models) SIDING CO. "At Reasonable Proces • or AUTO REPAIR GOLF LESSONS SUPERIOR CUSTOM BUllT HOMES & GARAGES Day EAGLE RIDGE NEW GRIPS 985-4141 GINOAL CONTIACTDRS POMEROY - 6 rm lrame near busrness sect on 3 bdrms bath gas floor lurnace crty utrl rtres Ill of Bliss II Ill Wrlsoo Ill r NOTICE TO MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS In accordance with Sec t1on 307 86 of the Oh1o Rev1sed Code naiad b1d1 will be rece•ved by the MtngJ County Commltllontrl 1n th11r office loca ted at the Courthouse Pom eroy Ohio 45769 until 1 2 noon on July 15 1987 The bidt will be opened at 1 46 p m on July 15 1 987 and read aloud for lht following vehi cle tor u1a by the Rutland Volunteer Fire Oepar1ment 1 - 1966 1987 NEW STEP VAN Specification• may be ob ta1ntcl from the Me1ga County Comm•u•onert Of flee Counhou se Pomeroy between the hou rs of 8 30 AM and4 JO PM Monday through Friday The front of ttle envelope enclo11ng the btd mutt be marllad Seated Bid Step Van Bidder to use own b1d form The Boerd of Meigs tfn KEN'S Plumbrnc Servtee Custom Weldon& wat prms sthoot desks I:~~~~li~~ll:j)e 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Galltpohs Ohto 45631 Backhoe Setv1ce •collettcmles •Antrques SATUIIDAY, JUN£ 27, 1937 10:00 AM. ~ (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992-6601 •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACEMENT •fl EMODELING &: ROOM AOOITIONS •GARAGES • POLE BUILDINGS REFERENCES Ploono Day or honr"'s Lowboy Hauhna Estate Auction ~ Licensed Chmcal Audtolog1st CUSTOM BUILT 6 17 tic 8 Any liYing Room & Hall - S34 95 Any 2 Rooms ond Hall- 14495 Any 3 Rooms ond Hall - SS9 95 Any 5 Rooms and Holt - 194 95 MARCUM CONTRACTING POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL ~ LISA M KOCH, MS 446-6323 :::. J&L BLOWN INSULATION GARAGES ~ Computenzed Heanng Atd Selectton Swtm Molds lnterpretmg Serv1ces 3 mile kittens 2 monttls okl Bleck & whitt C.l aft., 6 18 wantadtooo F~y. 17 Olntron 1171 302 Ford v-1 mot.,110 hto o 1 cond U In 304-1115-3431 1-CioowyC- 114110 olr for IOio ~ova, motor 4 I HP 1110 or tredt tor dirt bltoo or ....... Good cond Call f o u r - ~ 178 7822 114--1121. R • M Cuttom C®chll 1nd .A.,.pholotort 81 AI 7 Crown 1 Chy Oh et4 2111470 Evo e1 4 448 3431 Open dolly 8 to 430 ... I 30 tO 130 Old. n.w Uphodered Mowr" t Uphollterinv HrYine trl county ar• 22 .,..,. The ben In fumlture ul'f'lollttrfng Ctll 304 175 4114 for fru MtlmltH I �·, Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel Friday. June Z6. 1987 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio , r----Local ·briefs---. Bakkers to give up their possessions Pit bulls must be gone July 10 All piI bull dogs must be removed from Syracuse by July 10, Mayor Ebcr Pickens a nnounced Thu rsday night when Syracuse Village Council met In recessed session. Removal of the pit bulls by ,July 10 Is In accorda nce wi th an ord inance ba nn ing thi s breed of dog from the village, the mayor reported . Cou ncil accepted the bid of the Shelly Co. for rf'surfaclng a numb~r of vil lage streets. The bid lor the res urfacing materials was th e lowest of two subm itted. Att ending the recessed session were Mayor · Pickens, Ck·rk -Trrasurer Ja nice Lawson, and council members. Jack Wil liam s. Ernie Sisson, J ames Hill and Kat hryn Crow. Squad has seven calls Mr·igs County Emergency Medical Services reports seven ca lls Thursda y: Pomeroy Fire Departm ent at 2:06 a.m. to a struc·turc fi re on Laurel St.: the department retu rned to the scent· at .1:20 a.m. when the fir e rekindled; Rutland at 9:21a.m. to Salem St. for Ida Young to Veterans Memoria l Hospital; Ra ci nr• at 6:37p. m. to Third St. for Aretha Snider to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Po meroy at 6:45 p.m. to Mulberry Ave. for Alfred Farley to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 7: i6 p.m. to Dr, pot St. for Andy Docz.l to Holzer Medical Center; At ~ : 10 p.m. Alfred Farley was transferred from Veteran s Memorial to Holze r Medical Center. Swimming le.~sons offered Middlrporf Poo l will be offer ing two-week swimming courses s tarting .July 6. Swimmers' lessons will be from 8 to 9 a.m.; int r rmerl iate lessons from 9 to 10: advanced beginners from 10 ton: begin ners 1must be a ble to touch bottom at three It .) from 11 to 12 noon: adva nced lifesaving (must be 15 by time course Is uvrr 1 from 5::10 to 7:30 p.m. Lesso ns will be Monday through l"riday by instructor La ura McCullough. Register at the pool or call 9~2 - 9968 to register. tru.~tees Bedford meet tonight Bedford Tow nship Trustees will meet In special session tonigh t (Friday ), 7 p.m., a t the town hall. Donations... co n!Inu ed from page 1 Ea g le fti d!(e Co mmunit y Church . i,oyal Women and Men's Ct:JSs. Middlepor t Church of Christ, Xi Gam ma Epsilon SororIt y. Ftock Spr ings Better Health Club. Lions Cl ub, Middlepor t l"irsl llaplist Churc h, Busy Bee and He:t rt hstone Class es. lnrl ivldua ls cont ribut ing we re Mary I<. Ftoush, Dorothy Cashdo llar. MariP Robinson, Marlon l·: bprs!Jach , Eva Sc hre iber, l"rn ct•s .t . l.t•wis, Freda Welling, Ches ter Va n Meter , Ada Bissell, Gra ce• Ca mpbe ll. F ran ces rtou sh. Florcnte Woodyard, Orvilh· Hogue. Betty Ker n, Maye Mora. Clarice I:: rwln , Bonn ie Cond<'. Del mas Kear ns, Gay nell Clark. IIden Wi ll ia ms. 1-:d a nd i{uby Bacr, John and Ann Wil liams. Wlllard a nd El· slclr Hlnrs. CNaltl and ~'aye Wildermut h, Ge roge and Vyt lce • Seli Ns, Ma nley and Malinda Christy. Dana and Bernice Hoi- FORT MILL, S.C. (UPII (;. ttorney Melvin Belli announced Thursday that Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker were about to "give up all their worldly possesions" but a spokesman for the Rev. Jerry Falwell said all he wan ts is their PTL possessions. The search for the Bakkers, who dropped out of sight Wednes· day for what Belli said.would be a brief vacation, continued while other combatants in the battle took to the airwaves . A spokesman lor the couple had said earlier in the week they were going to spend a lew days at a Smoky Mountain chalet in Gatlinburg, Tenn., but they had not shown up there by midday Thursday . Falwell said "I th ink Reverend Bakker has made a very postlv e step in the dghl direction by leaving the PTL house at Tega Cay and keeping a low profile from henceforth. I do not know where he went. We haven' t heard at all from anybody about the Weather . l. after the Bakkers have "been up on · their mountaintop they'!'\' going to come back, They'll give up all their worldly ~s~esslqn$ - jewelfy, houses. everything.· 1 Market report "I think it is very unbecoming for Christian ministers to be wrestling and fighting," an activIty he said was begun by the R~v. Jerry Falwell. · . Trends; VE"al Calves. steady: Feeder CattiP stt>adv· Cows. $1.50-52.50 h l~her; Stf'(>rS' & vrar'un~s. med . framf' #] & 112, Christian ma n I ever met," said the silver-haired celebrity lawyer. 250-300 lbs. 162·$75: 300-400 tbs. 162-$73; 400-500 tbs. 1(;0-172: 500-600 tbs. $59.50$72.50; 600·700 tbs. $53-166: 700-1100 lbs. RABIES CLINIC S57-S65; 800. lbs & up. $58·$66,50; Heifers. med. framl' jjl & 1:2. 250-300 lbs. $65-$76: 300-400 tbs. 161·$72.50; 400-500 Jbs. $62$68.50: 500-600 lbs. 162-16750; 600-700 lbs. $57-168.50; 700-1100 lbs. $55·162: 1100 tbs& up. S56-S63.50: Bulls, me<L frame 111 &: ~2. Ho ~s: 400-500 head. $40-down. lbs. 143·147: Pt ~s by lhO Hospital news OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON THE FOLLOWING SATURDAYS: 7I 4, 7Y 11 and 7I 18 DUE TO VACATION SCHEDULING WE WILL RESUME REGULAR SATURDAY HOURS ON JULY 25th YOUR CHOICE FOR By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, 01\lo (UP!) -The Ohio General Assembly is scheduled to reconvene Monday to finalize action on the state's $22 billion budget for 1988-89 and several other pressing matters before adj ourning for the summer. Legislative leaders indicated it may take until Tuesday to put the Wtaps Oil the spring session for 1987. . Members of a joint Senate· House conference' committee were working during the weekend to eliminate a $120 million Income-expenditure gap in the budget, and to iron out differences in a 494-page accompanying language bJII. setting program policies for the next two years. The Senate plans to meet at 1:30 p.m. Monday and the House at 4 p.m. Rouse Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr. , D-New Boston, indicated the House will be in session 99 ( AND MAXWELL HOUSE® COFFEE OR HPnry Sayrt• 1-ll' nty Ware! Sayre, 84, Broadwa.l· St .. 11ari nr, died Friday BREAKFAST HOURS: MON.-SAT. 6:00 A.M.-1 0:30 A.M. SUN. 7 A.M.-11 A.M. LUNCH or DINNER mornin g at Vetera ns Mem or ial about the football team having one high school All-American and one all-state selection, that GALLIPOLIS- Whlleltis true the boys' basketball had a player th~ t In tile 1986-87 school year, play in the state All-Star Game, many successes w ere recorded the leading scorer In the school's In many quarters of the Gallipo- history. or that all-staters were lis Ci ty School District, aca- found on both high school basket · demic victories were the most ball teams? No one minded that Important accolades to be taken this edition of the girls' track Into account for the past year, team had the second girl in the accordin g to Galllpolls City school's history to run the 1600Schools superintendent Joseph and 3200-meter heats In state competition? Carter . · Such achievements do not take While these accomplishments , away from the Gallia Academy's Important as they may be to SEOAL championships In foot - some people, were noteworthy, ball, and boys' and girls' basket- Carter laid more emphasis on the ball. There is much appreciation • fact that students in the school for the fact that the school dis trlct scored 76 percent better district claimed the SEOAL Most on the Iowa Test of Basic SkUls Valuable Player for football and than other students taking the girls' basketball and the SEOAL test on the national level. Coach of the Year for boys' Carter said that a number of students in the sixth grade and basketball. Plenty of people were happy seniors received the Presidential LB. CHEESEBURGER WITH THE WORKS ON SESAME SEED IUNI LARGE FRENCH FRY & LARGE COCA-COLA® CLASSIC 1/, .S199 NO LIMITS HAMBURGERS llos pltal fo llow ing a lengthy illm•ss . 1\ rc tln1d state Tuesday to tie up loose ends. He and Glllmor stayed in touch with the budget conferees to act as consultants. Riffe said there was "not a whole lot of difference" between the two chambers on how to make the cuts to balance the budget. Most of the money would have to come from preferred levels of spending for education and human services. The House plans to quickly concur in Senate changes to a $2.4 billion highway maintenance and construction appropriation whiCh contains a 2.7· cent hike in the tax on a gallon of gasoline and a provision raising the minimum beer- drinking age from 19 to 21. That bill was passed late Friday by the Senate. Riffe and Glllmor sent their troops home for the weekend rather than have them wait around for resolution of the big budget, which also must be in place by Wednesday, the start of the new fiscal ' By GEOFFREY OSBORNE Times-Sentinel Staff SUPER PLEASER®( MEIGS HEALTH SERVICES insprctor. Mr. Sa;-rr was born Ap rlllO, 1 90~ at l'lnnt s. " son of the la te Geo rge nncl ld ;J l:l . Dus ky Say re. S!l tYiv ing un• his wlfP, Da isy S <~ y rr : two stepchildren. Gary Sl'i h' r<. 11 ~Jjri tH'. a nd .Joa n St e~­ r ns. !·'or! My!' rs. Fla., six s tepgrnndchllrlrrn, a nd severa l 7. 75 nr s lclt•s his pn rents, he was ptw r ctrcl in dl'at h by two sisters. II !' was a mr mber of the Plants . ~o rl r t y· in his 0/o HO E LOA m ( 'ITI OJ")' . *No Application fee *Long Tenn, fixed Rates *Minimal Down Payment And Closing Costs. Formrr Coolville resident, nrssie M. Wlll r tt . 77, or 9;, Jones St. , Wrs t .t!'ffl'rson, died Thut·sday at Hampton Court Nurs ing lionw In Wr ~ t Jrffrt·son. Among the survivors a re her husband . llany. of WPst J<'ffl'rso n. ancl tw o sons and daughtersIn-Jaw. Edw in an d Becky Wlllett ancli-Joward and Doris Wlllett , all HOUSING AUTHORITY - Galli& E!ltatee, one of two housiDg developments In the couuty owaed by the Gallla Metropolitan Rousing Authority, provides low-cost housing lor Individuals unable LEE COOL RIDERS :m2J«I nAIIelllle Paint I'll 'lfJt, W.Va. fll.ll21 FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY .+ .J~~i .. ... .. s-.!Stlwl Mulll, W.Va. ~u '• • ·® .. ' 30°/o OFF 100% Cotton Chambray- Cool For Tha Summer .• 2-8'''. A.P.l. ,. i:. II ;I ••• .. I I a ' .... •- 5 f&LC. • .. . .. ----- - ,,. -----·--·~-. ----- ' ---~- ----,------'--------- ·- - - --- - - - --- ------------ -t - I By GEOFFREY OSBORNE 'llmes-Sentlnel staff What is 13 years old, has approximately $800,000 to spend this year and has fi ve parents? One thing Is fo r sure . It Is no , child that people take for granted, especially the 300 to 350 famllles that know this chtld very well . Very few complain about his spending habits. Who Is this child, anyway? The Gallla Metropolitan Housing Authortty was born In 1974 through the Ohio Board of Housing. in an attempt to ellrnl· nate the kind of housing that Is more home to rats, mice, cockroaches, etc. , than to humans. The agency oWIIs and main· tains 140 apartments in lwo housing developments (just out- to allord houalnc wlthoul rovermnent usillance. These houses, In ,bleb 381 lamUies live, have been In service since 1880. side Gallipolis and In Rio Grande) and suhsld(zes a major portion a! the rent lor 184 hQJISes In other areas occupied' by qualified recipients of the subs!· dtes. Those individuals receiving partially subsidized rent, called "shelter expense" by GMHA director John P. Roderus, pay no more than 30 percent of their Income lor rent and utUtles. The GMHA has approximately $285,000 In Its public hOusing operation budget for 1987 and $500,000 In Its subsidized budget. The money comes, !rom the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). While the GMHA receives Its money !rom the federal government, It is controlled by live appointees of locally elected officials. State law mandates that two members of the board of commissioners for any local housing authority must be picked by the ct ty council or city commission and one member each by the county commission , the common pleas court judge and the probate court judge. Each board member serves lor five years. GMHA Board chairman Lawrence Bastian! was appointed by the probate court judge; vice chairman Glenn Smith, by the Gallipolis City Commission: member Herman Koby, by the Gallla County Commission; Robert France, by the climmon pleas court judge; and Roger Barron , by the Galllpolt.s City Commllslon. - this one at Mlck Ash's Main Street Market In Pomeroy. Rtght now, Ash Is getting hill tomat011 from the Eugene Davis farm In the Letart area. It's tomato picking time for farmers in Letart Falls area Gallia Metropolitan Housing Authority provides low cost housing PEOPLES BANK WEDNESDAY'S AD SHOULD HAVE READ also sc heduled for a Senate vote. Also ready for Senate concurrence in House cha nges and a ride to the governor's office is a bill adding two judges apiece for Lorai n and Butler county courts, one Lucas County juvenile judge and one judge for the Fourth District Court of Appeals In southern Ohio. The House Is expeCt ed to agree with Senate changes in a bill ex tendin g the corporate tax surc h ar~e for litter control and giving litter prevention and recycling divisional status within the Ohio Depart ment of Natural Resources, and requ iring hospitals to make Information on health care chargees available to the public. Th e House has sc heduled a vote lor Monday on controvers ial Senate-passed legislation ellmlnat~ lng hos pital services associations and requiring them to operate as Insurance companies. Specifically, the bill affects . Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio. HOME GROWN - There's nothing like the taste of a home grown tomato. Local markets throu«hout Meigs County are posting signs like By Nt\NCY YOt\CHt\M Times-Sentinel Staff LETART FALLS - Farmers in Let art Falls started picking tomatoes this week and far mers In Portland, Long Bottom and Reedsville won' t be fa r be hind. Tomato pickin g on some far ms In the Letart a rea began las t Sunday while others started on Monday. Farther up the river at Portland, Long Bottom and Reedsville, far mers expected 10 c start picking at leas t by this Monday or Tuesday. Spring rain fall in the -teta rt bottom "was fair," according to Ch urch . (;ravl's iclr rit !'S wil l be held at I p.m. Moncl.t; ut Jhc Plants C'rm Ptr r;·. Friends may call al tlw Ewi ng F11nrral Home from 7 In !I p .m . S11nfin;•. Friends may nwk!' donat ions to the Meigs Clwptn of thr AmNican Ca ncer biennium. These other items awail final action: - A ma jor overhaul of civil justice, lnsu1·ance and product liabilit y law. A conference commit tee bega n meetin g Friday and Indi ca ted progress Is being made. - Raising the speed llm il on rura l freeways from 55 to ~ mph. That House-passed blll Is schedu Jed for a Senate vote Monday. - A tw o-year ex tension of the rules for approving "certificates of need" for new hos pital bed space, equipment purchases and se rvices. The House may concur in Senate amendments to that blll. -New res trictions on vicious dogs, such as pit bull terr iers. That House-passed bill Is ready for a Senate vote. - A blll permitting a voluntary $1 Income tax checkoff for state and county poljtlcal par ties, Academic Fitness Award. RecipIents of that award must have a "B" average and place In the 80th percentile on a national achievement test. "We have a strong work ethic in our community ," said Carter. "The kids put a lot o! value on education. The parents and the citizens support the school system·;• · · he added, citing the reasons for high academic achievement in the school district. A number of Gallta Academy students · were Involved in varIous academic competitions. Regional first -place finishes In the Junior High Science Olympiad and the Ohio Mock Trial competition were among the academic achievements achieved not just for Gallla Academy, but for the entire school district. The GAHS Marching Band won a superior Continued on page A-3 grancl r ll ilclr-(•n . seven step· grea tnPphl'\\'!:-L A Multimedia Inc. Newipaper Pleasant. June 28. 1987 ·Gallia Academy enjoys a good year for academics 2 EGGS, HASHROUNDS, BISCUIT & JELLY THANK YOU Area deaths Mostly sunny Sunday. Highs near 80. Probablllty ol precipitation 2fl percent today. Lawmakers return Monday for budget action HOT BUTTERMILK BISCUIT WITH SAUSAGE ~ Middleport~Pomeroy~Gallipolis-Point CDPVrighted 1987 BREAKFAST WILMA MANSFIELD, M.D. MICHAEL J. FURLONG, M.D. JAMES E. WITHERELL, M.D. · No truth in packaging of tort bill . 13 Sections, 96 Peg" Vol. 22 No. 21 SUPER MEAL DEALS NO COUPON PageB-4 tmts Daily stock prices fm an, J a mes and Katie Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hollon. J ames and Helen Qulvey, Larry and Sonia Parsons. Norman and Dorothy Yeauger, VIrgil, Dayton and Gene McElroy. Kethel Hatfield, JestleMolden, Les ter Bowers, Archie Lee, Mamie Swauger, Erma Roush, Caryl Tyler, William H. Jones, Helen Fisher, Nelle Wilson, Mary Buck, Ma e Weber, Ne!lie rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;~ Hatfield, Edna Schaefer, Jean II Moo re . Margaret Johnson , Garnet Ervine. Violet Jarrell, Louise Eden. Clara Slater, Joe and Myrtle Sisson, E rvin and Lucille Po· tratz, Nor man and Allegra Will, Doyle and Nadine Hudson, Sam a nd Cora Michael, Sam and JessleTurtls, VernandFerndora Story, Robert and Bernice Bailey, nora and Ma rie Houdashelt, Harold and Eliza beth Lohse, Joe and Ca ryl Cook and Reva Beach. t\long the River ........ 8+6 Business .............. .. ...... D-1 Comlcs ....................lnsert Classlfleds ................ D;2-7 Deaths ................ .. ...... t\ ·6 Farm .......................... C-7 Editorial .......... ..·......... A-2 .. .................... C-1-6 • Dr. Carol Osborne, Veternorian Rollilt Shots $3.00 Other i1110<ulotions noiloblt. Oogs mull be on le<uheL Cots Ia Carriers. 200-210 tbs. 152-$57; 210-240 Inside the Bend: Something to remember... Page A-2 Saturday, June 27 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. lbs , $58.50-$60.50; But cher Boars. 400 lbs & up, $37-$40 : Butcher SOws, 200-400 lbs, $36-142: ~~ ~f -Page B-1 Pro11n1td by Mei9' County Humane Sadety and Meigs County Health Dept. ot Rock Springs Fair Grounds $53-$61 : 800 IDs & up, S54-S62.50: Holstein Sieers & Bulls. 300-500 lbs. $57.50-$63: Butcher Bulls. 1200 lbs & up, utlll!le-s. $52-$58.50; canners & cuiiE'rs. $50-$.114; Butcher C::ows. utillt 1: 3, -$44-$53: ca n~ers ~ cutt('rs, S41 -S47: ;1el fE'ren e type cows, up to $56; Lt. Wt. low ~tradE' cows, S.19-down: SprlngN Cows. non£": Cow & Calf comb .. $685-dow n: Veal Calves, cholcl:' & prime. 185-595: med . arade. $74-$84: Baby Calves, by lh£" head, $130-down . C-1 Wimbledon ·play resumes toda " I think Mr. Bakker is the most 250·300 tbs. $06-$79; 300·400 tbs. $$-$77: 400-500 tbs. $64-$76; 500-600 lbs. $63.50176.50: 600-700 tbs. $52-$70: 700·1100 lbs. ·Top 50 cents Spirit of Democracy '• • Market Report lor June ~. tt81 Sale evuy Saturday at 1: 00 p.m. Bank One, Athens, has filed action In Meigs Count y, Court requesting a total judgment of $15,105.40 from Robert E. and Judith A. Sams , of Reedsville. .Jeffers Trucking and Excavat· lng, Pomeroy, has filed action in Meigs County Common Pleas Court requ esting judgment of $720 from Smith Electric Co. , Clair, Mich. In another ma tter, a res train· lng order has been issued against South Central Ohio the defendant In the case of Parlly cloudy today, wi th highs Cla rinda Sue Theiss against between 75 and 80. Partly cloudy Thomas Michael Theiss. tonight, with a low in the mid 50s. Mostly sunny Saturday , with Divorce granted highs between 75 and .80. The probability of precipitaPauline Gay LaBonte has been llon Is 20 percent today and near granted a divorce in . Metgs zero tonight and Saturday . County Common Pleas Court Winds will be from the northw- from Clell LaBonte Sr. est at 10 to 20 mph today, diminishing to 10 to 15 mph tonight . Extended Forecast (As oliO: 30 a.m.) Sunday through Tuesday Provided by Fair Sunday and Monday, with Bryce and Mark Smith a chance of showers and thunderof Blunt Ellis & Loewl storms Tuesday.Highs will be in the mid or upper 70s Sunday, Flrm · Price climbing to near 80 Monday and Am Electr ic Power ............. 27')4 between 80 and 85 Tuesday. AT&T .................... ... ....... ... 28 \2 Overnight will be in the 50s Ashland Oil .... ... .. ............... 63 '1, Sunday and Monday morn ings Bob Evans Farms ................. 25 and near 60 ear ly Tuesday. Charming Shoppes ...... ....... .31% Federal Mogul. .... ........... ....... 45 Goodyear T&R .. ........... .. .. ..69% f Heck's Inc . ........ ... ........ .... .. .4% Veterans Memorial Limited Inc........................ 44% Thursday Admissions - Keith Multimedia Inc. .... ... ........... 59'h Musser, Portland: Ida Young, Rax Rest aurants ............... .. . 5% Rutland; Aretha Snider. Racine: Robbins & Myers ................ 10'4 Katrina Anderson, Racine. Shoney's Inc............... ...... .. 29 ¥, Thursday Discharges - Do- Wendy's Inti. .... ................... 9% nald Robinson, Maudle Wood . Worthington lnd .................. 21 % Sunday ' " " Bakkers. Belli, hired las t weekend to represent the fall en PTL found· ers, appeared on ABC's "Good Morning America." and said OHIO V~LLE\' UVESTOcK Bank files action 'l .. •• ,• I •• . • Clifford Hill. Hill says far ms In his area got a "couple nice showers" at the right time in the growing process. But even with the rai nfall, it was still necessary for Hill to Irriga te the 100,000 tomato plants on his far m. At Portland, Jeff Harr is, of Harris Farms, reports only "about one and one-half Inches of rain since the last snowfall" and " no rain at all " since his 80,000 tomatoes were planted this spring. Without Mother Nature's coopera tion, Harr is also had to rely on Irriga tion. • Ed Humphrey , of Humphrey F'ar ms, Reedsville, agrees that " It's been awfully dry." Humphrey sa id he has been "watering heavily." But It's not the difference In rai nfall that caused tomatoes In Continued on page A-3 Seek passage of $1.2 bond i.~.me for road projects_ COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) A proposed Sl.2 billion bond lllsue to raise money lor construction and replacement ol aging local highways, brldces and sewer and water sy!!U!msll headed lor the Nov. S statewide ballot. It wu sent there by the Ohio Sen ale Friday, along with a cons titutional am endment earmarking all state lottery proceeds lor Khools. Senate President Paul E. Glllmor, R-Port Clinton, said hill "Rebuild Ohio" prorram would allow the state to market up to Sl2fl million worth or bonds a year, II the voten approve, with the money rolni: to local go~e rn­ mentslor specified purpose~. "'111111 alate boad Issue approach would provide ltnanclal r-rces our local goveramenll . don't have now, bot delperalely need," said Glllmor. PICKING AND PACKING - Tomato plcklnc alarted Ibis week tn Letart Fallll. Just before noon on Friday, Henry Hill and wor•er Scott Ransom finished packing tomatoes which had been picked earlier In the morning. ' • � 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. 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