http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/865e0e6130f76dc1b9b225fd6210625d.pdf e1554f8a386675e6b7731503d79f7277 PDF Text Text t'age-:-10-The Daily Sentinel , Thursday. July 2, 1987 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • .r--Local briefs--..·. Blame two W ednes<.fay deaths on stonns ' ·- La!!:gsville man injured in wreck_, By .JACK BEARY . where more than 3.5 inches of Hugh Crow ther of the National blamed for thtee deaths In rhe United Press International r<~in had fallen since ~ p .m . last two days. belted the centi!al ' Weathe r service. Thun(lerstorms that h ave . Mos t of the heavy rain Is " Plains a nd Midwest again today Wednesd jly. A Langsville man wa• injured In an accidenl In Sa Iem fl ooded s treets and brought rai ns Several roads wece closl'll and s hifting eas tward towa rd Florida and crept toward New England Township We dn esday, at approx imat e ly ;p.m ., on Count yRoad "a ' s mall number" of people had a nd Alabama and up into New a ndt he Southeast. 2, near Ohio 325, according to theGa llla-Meigs Post of the Sta te · left their l)omes In Knox Co\lnty E ngl a nd ," Crowther said. Numerous s torrps .r:o ll ed Hi ghway PatroL · because of flooding , authorities Thunderstorms ,unl eas he d ' throu g h the ce ntral section ott he Thomas I. Hendrix, 63, was driving nort h when he lost contro l sai d. Several streets In Mansmore than 5 inches of rain In the untry to th!' upper Ohio Valley co Sou!.\' Central Ohio of his car" and went off the right side of the road. He hit an fi eld, Ohio. were underwater. central United States We dnesday Becoming pa rtly cloudy this a nd Pen nsylvania , and were cinba nkment. a ft ernoon, with highs near 80 .. exl)l>ctect to threaten tht- Sou- ·a nd have been blamed for two•·· and a county sherl_ff's lieutenant He was taken-t<i Veterans Memorial H ospita l by the Hutland deaths In Indian a, where floodin g ·des cribed the flooding as the· Mos tly cloupy toni ght , with a low theast .and Northeast today, said E MS. He was admitted to the hospl ta,J. where. according' to the ' closed roa ds. a nd a third in ' worst tnt h e las t six years. in the mid 6/Js. · Partly c loudy · hospita l, he was listed i~ - s atisfactory ·condition. The storms touched off at least Texas. Ft·td ay, with highs between 80 He was c ited' for rec kless operation a nd no seat belt. seven tornadoes Wednesday In A flas h flood warning was in a nd 85. · A Reedsville man severe!)' damaged ,his truck on Town ship Minn esota and Texas, but caused effec t e<1rly today for severa l The probability of precip ila· Road 59 in Ches terTowns hip Wednesday, at appr oximately 8:45 (As of 10:30 ;l.m.) co un ties In north central Ohio, no damage. a uthorities said. t ion i.s 20 percent thi s .aft er noon ·p.m., a mile a nd a half south .of Ohio 248. Provided by throu gh FridaY David L. Carna har, 27, was southbound when he ran off thr Bryce and Mark Smith Winds will be ,·ariableat five to . right s id e of the roa d and hit a power pole. According to the of Blunt Ellis & Loewi HI mph today and. light and Patrol's report. the s teer ing rod broke before he s truck the va riabl e tonight. emba nkment . Firm Price Extended Forecast Carna ha r was ci ted for fa ilure to di splay a val id registration Two · defendants fo rfeit ed and Rod Ebersbach, Middleport , Am E lectric Power ............. 27~ Saturday through .Monday sticker. . "' . ' · , . bonds a nd 11 others were fin ed in Pach $50 a nd costs, open con, Partly cloudy Sa turday and AT&T ........ ........ ............... 28:!!, In Sulton Tow nship Wednesday. at a pprox imately 10:45 a .m ., the court o!'Middleport Mayor la in e r c harge: Edna M.. See, Sunday, with scattE~ red s howers Ashland Oil ...................... 6-1 '4 ther e was a n acci dent a t the intersection of Ohio 124 a·nd County Fred Hoffman Wednesday night. Middleport , $25, leaving the Bob Evans F a rms .............. 2,1 % a nd ·thunderstorms Monday . Road 28. Forfeiting were E ugene D . scene of an accident; Wtlliam Charming Shoppcs .... ...... .. .. 30·),' Hi g hs will be In thej)J!s each day, Lo retta A. Pauley, 51, of Ma son, W.Va ., was~ driving west on Ke nt, Hunt i ng t o n.-:-W~ Va~ . '$43, Eak ins. Pomeroy,$2-'i-and costs, Federal Mogu I .................... 44 :~~ , with overnight _lows in the 60s . . Oh io 124 when aca r -d r iven by Thomas K'.'Hoskins, 47, of Rac ine. g. a nd Steven Gray, Mid- Intoxication; Aimelte Woot!'n, speedin Goodyea r T&R ..., ............. .. 6771, pulled fro m a stop s ign and struck !'auley 's ca r In the rig ht rear dleport. a llow ing a n unlict>nsed $l o and cos ts, speeding; Richard HPck"s Inc .................. .. ...... 4•,.;. s ide. • · drive r to opC'1'a te a m otor A. PMsons, Syracuse. $10 and Limit ed Inc ...................... .4:1 ~, Hoskins was cit I'd for failure to yield a nd ('X pi red regis tration . costs. ·s top sign violation; David vehicle. . Multimedi a ltir . .. .. .. .. : .. ....... 58 :~ In Sa lisbu ry Township Wedn esd ay, at approximately 5: ;,; Sigma n, Middleport, $!;0 and Pined were Gai l L. Gordon, . Rax Restaurants ........... ....... ~ :\-M p.m .. a ea r a ng a semi-tractor trailer were involved in a n costs. driving under suspension; Franklin, P a., $425 a nd .cos ts. Robbi ns & Myers ............... l!Jlf., Sta te Senator Jan Mi c h ae l acc ident a t the int e r section of Ohio 7 and Count y Road .1.· $1o a nd cos ts, no motorcycle three d ays in ja il. driv in g i\•hll c Long a nd State Re p. Mic hael ·S hon(>y's Inc . .. ............. ...... .... :111 Ro na ld R. Jeffers, ~7. of Pomeroy, was driving the int ox lca tcd : $25 and costs, no e ndorsem e nt : James S. Polcyn, We ndy 's Inti ........................ 9 ~1; Shoemake r ex pressed exuber· tractor -t railer nort h on Ohio 7 whe n a car drive n oy Larr)' W. motorcycle end orseme nt : and Middleport , $25 a nd costs, opel'Wo rth ington Ind ............... ... 21' ~ alice over th e restor ation of Young, 19. of Racine. pull ed from County Roa d 5, passed. the $100 a nd costs. dr ivin g while a ti~g a mot or vehicle without funding for the Ohio Valley Area stop sign a nd hit J effe r's tra iler. undrr . suspen sion; Ma r k A . proper regard for sa fet y. Librar ies for th e fiscal year 1989. .Managt'rs rt'<'ObYflized Young was ci1ed for running a st op sign. Th e Ohio Valley' Area Libr ar· McCloud . Middl e port. $42:i and rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::~ cos ts. a nd three days in jai l, ies tOVALJ admini sters through ""' All Wil·ra r Sund ry Store man dr iYin g while intox ica ted : $10 loca l libraries a variety of agcrs rece ived s pecially de· and costs . cxpi red ope r ator' s programs des igned to improve signed service pint s at th c rece nt Woodla nd Center s . Inc .. will offer limit ed services on Fr iday. li cense; $100 a nd costs, improper and ·exte nd ser\'ices to lo ca l ropor'ate meeting in recogni tion July :1. in observa nce of the July 4 holi(lay. Emergency serv ices u·anspar ting of a fi rea rm : residents . 1t is m a de up of public of th e ir .v<'a rs of drdica l<'d a nd will br ava il a ble by ca llin g 446-5o54. The Centers wil l res ume Tommy Wa lte rs. Midcl lcpqrt. ~TIRES libraries in the Ohio counties of t o~~ a l Sp n ·icC' 10 thr · ro mpa ny. regular wor~ in g hours on Monda y, Ju ly 6. Athe ns. Hocking. Jac kson . Law Anit a J a(•obs. m a,nage r of th e rencE-. Me igs , Pickaway, P j ke. Po m er,oy Sundry Store. has been Ross, Sc ioto a nd Vint on. with the compan.v !h r·•·<' and " We are ex tre mely pleased one -half year s. She firs t began as Vt•tt•rans Mt·morial Rac ine Vi ll age Council will meet in r egular sess ion at 7 p.m . tha t t he co mmunities in Soul her n man a ge r a t the Middl epor t starr Wrd nesd ay Admis>i o ns Monday a t the Sh r in e Park building. Ohio will co ntinue to have the a nd tran sferred to t he P o m Prov Mari(• RO,\'. Racine: Norma libra!'.\' SC'n ·ices they so richly sto re in May. J 9R~ . · Coodwin. Pnmf' roy : Angela \ 'an· deserve," sai d Shoemaker a nd Bry an \Vil cox . man agPr of thC' Coo n<·-' , Middlrpon:· Th om as Long. Middl eport Sundr)' Store. has l·Ir ndrlx . l. a ngs\'ili<'. Me igs Count)· E m e r gency Medical Services report s five ca lls OVAL , origi na lly taken o ut of _be!'n with the co mpany for th ror W<.'d llC'Sdav f)j\.,ph ~I I ' O O'W n Wed nesdaY; S\Tacuse at 9 a. m. to 33 J ohn St. for Jeanette Ward trova S t ~g<lii , Ar m and Turl ey. the budget for 1989. has bee n a nd o ne-ha lf yea rs ago. HP wa s to Veterans Memorial Hospit al; Ru tla nd a t 9: O:l a .m. to Pullins ·g ranted $400,000 for that fi sca l promotpd ro assis t an t rna nagrr Mont e Wol fe . Grace C a~p·t;;;i·l : . !·fill f{oad for Mayc le .Sear les to Pl easa nt Val ley Hos pital : · 'yf:\ar . in Marc h. 1984, the n 10 m u n a~ e r ,Juno Hay man , Anna Kof'nig. Pomeroy, a t 2: 15 p .m. to La s ley St. fo r Norma Goodwin 10 Lohg and ShOE'm a krr co m· th!' foll ow in g yea r . G0org0 F'ol m f'r . V<'tera ns Mpmor,ial Hospital: .Rutland a t 4: >4 p.m. tra ns'parteq me nd ed the effort s madf' b,· Th omas He nd rix from an auto accident o n Bria r Ridge Road to Shirl ey Fis her. exec ut ive dl rec· Vetera ns Me m or ial HoSpital: Middleport at .1: >7 p.m. to County tor for OVA L. Ro<Jd:. for Lan~ Yo un~~: who was treated but not tra nsported . 1987 SCHEDULE "Ms . Fis he r 's d iligcn ci>_ a nd ' Ohio Lottery Mets blank Reds Page 3 Weather Daily Number 281 Pick 4 35ll • .. Cloudy tonight. Chance of s howers, lhunderslornt!l. Low in mid 60s; Partly cloudy Saturday. Hlglts in mid 808·. Chance of rain 30 percent tonight, near zero Saturday, , Daily stock prices Two forfeit bond, 11 others fined in Middleport Mayor's Court Wednesd~y ., OV A.C funding is restored Woodland services limited July 3 GET Dilylan READY NOW ·FoR VACATION DRIVING. Hospital ·news Racine Council meets Monday Squads receive Jive calls at Vot.37, No.41 Copyrighted 1987 FLEA MARKET hard '"''OI'k \\1l? r f' ce rta inly a k ey Area deaths Julia (Judy) Pollo<'k Ju lia rJudy t Poll ock. 67. 1096 Sunset Dr .. Gal lipol is . died Wedncsd a.v at her rcsidC'ncc. She w as a ret ired employee of GaUl polis Savi ngs and Loa n. 'Graveside services, will be condueted Monday Ju ly 6, a t 10 a. m .. . at Mou nd Hil l Cemetery , Rt•v . Alber t Ma cKenz ic official · in g. Arrangeme nts unde r directio n ot McCoy -Wetherholt -Moore Fun eral Home in Ga llipolis. ln li eu of fl owers. co ntributions ma\ be made to the Fr<.> nrh •Art Colony or the Dr. Sa muel L. Bossard Memor ial Library . Clart·nt•t• Casn artcrnoon n oiO died a1 the Hi c ko r;· Cree k Nu rs in g Cent er. Th e Plains. fo llowi ng a n cx trndcd ill ness. Ror n in Wmficld, W . Va . , he was a so n of the la te Wi.lliam B. and Margaret Rumbaug h Cas h. He \\'a s a reti red building con· tractor .• (J n arm.v sf'vcn sistPrs a nd two br.oth0rs. Se r viceswi llbeh cldat lla .m . Sat urda V' at the Hughes FunPral Hom e in Athens ~ovith burial In tl'le Athens Cou nt .v M e m o r;· Gardens. Friends ma y ca ll at lhP funeral · hOmE' from 3 to ; p.m . Frida y. vC'te r a n of _Wor ld War I a nd a lifelon g rrsiclc nt of the A thens area. Surv iving arc two daug)ll<'rs. M r s. \'i.c tor .1 ." 1Ca mille 1 Stan so n, Al hcn .s, and Mrs. He nryS. 1[lr t't \.' l Wiseman. Chillicot he: a • lS. .. 0 J.fj'l.CW . By United Press' International Sm a ll creeks beca me rag ing r ivers that sent floOd wafers pouring into basement s a nd c it y s treets. dam ag ing homes and businesses In several north central Ohio communities - all the result of one nlg h!" s r a in s torms. Ha •·des( hit tiy Thursday's fl as h flooding were the towns of Bellville. Mount G il ea d a nd Spelby . At least two people were Injured , one seriously. A spokeswom a n for Gov. Richard F . Celes te, who decla red De.l aware. Morrow. Marton and Richland counties under a sta te of e me rgency · Thursday, sa id th e govPrn<ir planned to fl y today to Bellvill e where a t leas t 40 homes Were d a maged . · The gover nor sa id the flood s ca used an es timat ed $9 million to streets, bridges and other public prope rty lp Shelby, but Mayor Garland Ga tes said privat e property suffered m a ny mllllo·n dollars more in damages . About 100 members of the Ohio Nat lonal G ua rd we re told to r e port to the areas to protect property • from loot ers. ' Also laie Thursday , the Cas t- n:tovlng flood wat ers that haq sent hundreds of' people from the ir homes were stili rising In some rivers down strea m. The National Weather Service ke pt flood warnings In effect for five rivers , all of which we re expected to crest by lat e today or ea rly " Sat urda y. DEALERS WANTED - BUYE~S WANTED COME ONE - COME ALL 1 We 'll See You at the FLEA MARKET 0 the cou r t t t h<' c u stod;· or his parC'nts. De put\' Ha rn LYons n•· Spo ndE'd ' tO a dOin'c s tir• ViOIPnre ra il in thr R.U ti<Jnd arc<J a t:io ut l ::ma .m . this mornin g. A f<'male was 1ra nsportrd 10 Ve t eran~ Mem o r ia l Hospit a l for trp;!l mont . C ha1' gcs ha ve brcn filed in th(· matter. A big Fourt h of .Jui~· r ac ing weekend wil l bf'gin one-half Su nd a)' . mile clay oval t~~F~or~ln;lo;.r;m;a;ti~on~(a;l;l:;(~3=04;);4;2;2;·~4;16:9;;61;4;i;7;4;2;-2;8;8;2~;~~;;M;I;D;D;L;EP;O;IT~;;~ TAVERN SMALL TOWN BAND FROM PORTSMOUTH FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS act ion next week . Wps t Virginia Motor Speedw ay will hos t the PRO 's Late Mod el SN ies thi s Friday and Saturday eve nin gs, while -P('n nsboro cele· brat es 100 yea rs of racing on the JULY 3 & 4 and 10 & 11 SUPERAMERICA JULY BLOW·OUT . CHOMC.-. Crodll C1rds Ml'f Be used For All Purchu es We Reserve Ttte Rlgttl To Limit OuJntllin LITTlE DEBBIE ECKRICH FOURTY SIXER SNACK CAKES FOUNTAIN DRINK HOTDOGS l:k~.l. $119 " , ( 99 5/Sl 46 SAVE 35< oz. SAVE 65< '2 .00 Cover Charge Must be 21 ' $389 20 LB. BAG d PATIO SALE Just in Time for July 4th Guests •S PC. DINIIIIG GROUPS •3 & 5 PC. SlniNG GROUPS •FOLDING ROCKERS •CHAIRS & OCCASIONAL TABLES •GLIDERS -Sa.vings ·up to 1(3 Off •Free Pinking · Open Daily REITER 2 CYCLE OIL ICE CREAM QUART $159 POTATO CHIPS $1 09 9·S Mon. & Fri. 9·8 446 -3045 $1 39 · . SAVE 40< 16 Oz. 8 Pack Returnables SAVE 30' I •Free Delivery Financing Available Third i. Olin Gallipolis 112 Gal. .PEPSI LAY'S 6lf2 Oz. Bcig ' SAVE 40< VAlVOLINE SAVE 20< •CHAISE LOUNGERS •UMBRELLAS •TEA CARTS 801 2nd Ave., pallipolis, OH lU. 7 & 35, Kanauga, OH $159 497 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy., Middleport, OH 279 West Ma·in St., Pomeroy, OH ., 1 v TJ'P Ohio counties to. suhmi.t ·one · item for bicentennial capsule The Ra inbow ( loggers under the direction of Gerald Powell will not only participa te In the parade but will prese nt two 2: 30 p.m. Cas h prizes will be awarded. Parade wjnners will be a nnounced at ll: 30 p .m . at the park wher~ new b}ea c h c~s hav<' cloggl'rs, a country and western band will play for the after noon. There wil l be a pie baking contest with pies to be brought in by 1 been set up. The ox roast will begin at 10 a .m. and publ)c games be a feature of the afternoon. At 6:30p.m . a non-professional band contest will get underway with $100 prize money to be awarded . The a nnu a l talent show will begin at 8 ,p.m. and the annua l fireworks will be featured a t 10 p.m. · will The Rutland .July 4th parade route has IJecn changed to include. all of Salem St., rather t\lan stopping 'at Bank I , 11 was announeed today . SUPERAMERICA~ of th e smuggling ring. Border Patrol spokesman Mike Williams sa id agent s acting on information from Tostado. who wa s in good health , searc hed for ·the smuggl<>r today in the El Paso area. Williams said It was unclear whether the smu~gler · intended to ha r m the aliens or was merely try ing to pre vent the detect ion of his human cargo. Jack Vicke ry, a Border Patrol agen t in McAllen, s aid smugglers also often loci!>, up ~ liens so they will not escape without paying a fee . H~ addPd, " We've seen j~st about everything the re is to see. It Is a very nas ty business." Fre ight trains are freq uen tly used by the smugglers to ferry undocumented workers deeper info the United States from towns on the Mexican bc!rder, a nd Border Patrol agents were conducting a routine search when they made the hor rific diSC(lVery just after dawn Thursday . Pools of blood spit up by men during the heat' convu lsions that 'preceded their descent into coma and then death lay on the floor. and ·agents observed scratch marks that the men apparently made on the metal walls of thp car. Racine all set . for July 4th events· . Officials confiscate $500,000 worth of fireworks .in raid DEERFiELD."Ghio IUPI J unde rcover agents said they As much as $;;()0,000 In explos ives purc hased Class t ,fireworks were confiscated from a Portage fir ecrackers and roman ca n(jles Co unty fir ewo rk s company - without signing forms ·reThursday in what au tho rities are quired by s tate law . Agent s said . calling the : tar~cst raid unde r they a lso purchased more powerOhio's yea r - old fireworks law. ful ex plosives without showin g a Some 30 investiga tors from the · sta te -required ex hiblt.or's slate fire mars ha l's office and s ix license. Portage County s he riff' s de puAmong the people a rres ted tlt>s made the arrests at Midwest was Larry Lomaz, descrllx:d as a Flrewor.ks Inc. , a Deerfield fire· former owner of the co mpa ny, works manufa ctu rer and r e tail Lomaz 'reportedly forfeited o u tl f•t. control ' of the compa ny after . Six prople were arrested on being convicted In 1985 on charges of Illegal fireworks s~ l es charges of posing as a ' federa l a nd the unlawful renovation pf a agent. When arrested at Midwest building housing fireworks. on Thursday, Lon:taz blamed hi.s The raid ca me one week after arrest on coincidence. ·Parade1aunches SAVE 40< OF ASHlo\NO OIL. INC. '• shows. one a t 12 noon ·a nd one at 7!30 p.m. with Jim Carna han as emcee. Anot her specia l fea ture ofthe parade will be the :·Mea n Machine" from Crown City which will be 'on di s pla y at !he park all day . Following the program by the SIERRA BLANCA , Tex as 1UP II - The "very nas ty busi• logo In red and hlue w,lll be sold for $5 each. ness" of s muggling allt•ns wa s SOUVEN IR CU PS The Mei~:S ' ·County laid bare , wit h the discovery of Rlce niennlal pins wllhdso he sold at S3 each or two Bicentennial Commission has purchiol;ed a the bodi <'s of 18 me n who werr for S5. Proceeds will be used to cover e•penses of llmiiPd numller ol souvenir cups to he •old allh•• locked for 14 hours in an the celehratlon , according lo Patty. Parker, tlu> .July II cclchrallon on the Rock Spring• ins ula ted boxcar where they Bicentennial Co111mlssion' s chairman .. • FalrJ!!'ounds. cup• which have I he official convu lsed in 125· degree hea t, spat blood and suffocated. o ffi· cials said . A 19rh man . Migu el Tostado · ' Rodrigu ez, ·21, of Mex ico. s urvived by us ing a steel s pike to punch, a hole in the wood floor pf the Missouri-Pacific boxcar. a nd he told authorities Thu rsda y th e co mmiss ione rs' assis tance. She All of Ohio' s AA co un ties arr to a representative from the a ttar· aliens and their rwo guides were s ubm it ont' It e m. a nd a list of sa id the at torney general"s office ncy genera l's office sometime , locked inside by a third me mber wor kin g with the Ohio Hls rorl· is loca l e lec ted ofll clals, to be durin g the Me igs Count y F a ir. c al Society a nd the commiss ion · sea led in a 100- y~ar t imt' capsulr Th e Oh io His torical Society ~ r s of each county to co mpl e te as pprt of a bice nt e nnia l proj~ct will assis t In rev iew ing a ll It em s ' bein g sponsored by Ohio Attor· • the project, . s ubmitted for the caps u l~ . and Andrews to ld the co mmission· nev Gencral Cele brN'ze . T he wi ll advise on proper •cea lln g · RACINE .:.. A bjg, small-town e rs to select one s ma ll !te rri whic h projecl Is pa rt. or' Ohl o'.s com· tec hniques . celebrallon is again in line for the would best d E'pic t Me igs Cou nt y . m e mora tlo n of the 200-year a nn !· Th ~ tim e capsule, to be speFourth of July In Racine VII! age ver sa ries oft he U.S. Coh st!tutfo n · P a pe r it ems. such as books, are . cia lly built to ho ld the It ems, will as festivities get underway at not being encouraged Andrews be buried in Mari etta. the first a nd the Northwes,t Orcttn ~ n c~. 9: 55 with a flag raising ceremony Carolyn Andrews, of thP att or - sa id. Any large paper It e ms tha t settlement in the , Northwest a t Southern Junior' High School. a re submitt ed will be placed on Te rritory. during a ceme mony ney ge nera l" . office. was a t The annual parade will begin Wednesday ' s Me igs Count y Co m ~ on Sept.17,t heo U!clal da te of the at 10 a .m. and fe.at ure cou ntymicrofilm . · The Ite m and tt)e co mpleted lis t signing of the Northw es t wide fire units , a nt ique cars, mis s ioners meetin g to explain of officials are to be presented to Ordina nce. the project and r('Qucst the floats, organizations, the Shady River Shufflers. and the Southern High School Marching ~and, ' SUPERAMER.ICA CHARCOAL ·U· A parade a t 10 a.m . Saturday will open . the ann ua l July 41h celebra tion in Rutland. Participants in the pa r ade. whi ch will cons ist of flor a ts, equestrian unit s, bat o n twirle rs, other marching un it s . vehic les from the Point Pleas ant National Guard Unit, and the Mei~s High Sc hool Band. will line up between 9 and 10 a .m . on Brick and De pot Si s. One alien out of 19 survives ordeal !h is MilWAY conditi" n, while . his wife was in satisfactory condition. , Nearly 400 people who liv e a lon g the Whetstone and Alum cr eeks in Mount Gilead were evacuated. Authorities a lso reported heavy damage at the Morrow County Fairgrounds. In Sh~lby, about 25 miles north of Mount Gilead, the town was. ~ut in half by the ragi ng Blackfork Rive r . About 500 people were evacuated from their · homes ear ly Thur sday. Authorities borrowed boats to look for stranded residents and the Red Cross set up a shelter, but only one fainily stayed t hcre."'rhe rest apparenlly stayed with friends or refatives . ' p.m. 'and winners announced at · .Specials Good July ·2 through Jcly S tonight, a t Skylin<' SpPedwa,· in S tow ar t whNe ·the First Annual Skyl in 0 :lO Lat e Model Invi ta tio nal ig n i t ~s the first round of a sp<'c t acu Ia r ra c ing series. Joining lat e mode ls on the card 'wii be hobby stoc ks a nd st reet stocks : Sky linP will not rae<> this Sat urd ay eve ning, but-rt'turns to 26 Cents Rutland's July Fourth parade begins at 10; list participants · SALES Reasonable Set-up Rates-Indoor Space-Outdoor Spote !Continued fr om pagr II Celeste sa id he expects inspection teams from the Small Business Administration and the Federal Emergency Ma nagement Admlnistralion to a r ri ve in Ohio Monda y. Jack and Nancy Brentlinger, residents of the Whetstone Traile r P ar k In Mount Gilead, Morrow Count y, aboijt 50 miles north of Columbus, were in jured when a explos ion ripped through their mobile home. Authorities said it was believed high water ca used a propane ga s tank tQ tip over, s parking ·· tht' explos ion: • The Brent linger s suffered burns and were tra ns fe r red to the burn unit at University Hospital In Columbus. Mr. Brentlinger wa s in critical GENERAl TIRE • POMEROY , OHIO 2 Sections, 14 Pagas A Multimedia Inc. NeWspaper Declare 4 counties under state of emergenCy --992-7151 FOR PRICES. ON ALL YOUR TIRE NEEDS JULY 2-3-4·5: AUG . 6 -7·8·9 SEPr. 3-4·5-6; OCT . 1 -2 -3-4 . NOV . 5 -6 ·7-8 July Fourth events begin this evening STF.WART - Cl"rrncc n . Cas h. Rich l:mcl Av <'.. Athe ns. Wed n cs da~· son and daughter-in -law. Clar· e ncc a nd Nellie Ca s h.'Ath(>n s. 11 gra ndc hild re n . 22 grea t · g ra ndc hildren. and se,·0ral nl e· crs and nep he ws. B.esl des his pa rent s. he was preced<•d in deat h by his wif<' , Gertrude· Nora Cash in 1981, MEIGS COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS ent1ne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 3, 1987 CALL US AT fac tor in resto ring the fundi ng to OVAL," the t'Vo offi cia ls noted. Effor ts were C" nlinuall>' ·m a de by Lo ng and Shoe m a ker durin g the budget pr ocess to restore th e funding . • • .- Various games will be held a.t the fire house at 1 p.m. The firemen and ladles' auxiliary will sponsor a variety show at Southern Junior High at 8 p .m . in .the Southern Jr. High Auditorium. A giant fireworks display wlll go off at 10 p .m. to conclude the activit ies, during which time door prizes will be give away. · d • "I haven' t been Involved for two vears," Lomaz said. " I just happened to be here today checking on business." The business, which has been in Deerfield for more than decade, used to be known as Buckeye Fireworks. Lomaz. who was arrested on charges of Illegal sales of fireworks and unlawful renovat ion of a building housing fireworks , said authorities timed the arrest to Interfere with busy .holiday sales. . · "It's ridiculous," Lomaz said. I'm in jail on $500,00o cash bond for se1llng fireworks. What kind · of country is this?" - ~iddleport A parade at I p.m. Sat urday , back to the park. will launch the annual MiddleFeeney-Bennett Post 128, port July 4th celebration. American Legion. wll! hold an · The parade under the supj>rvi- Ol)l>n house at Its new quarters, SIQ.n of Roger Williams will forrri .Fifth and MU!s St., ~rom 2 to 4 at DUe~ Park, move down Third p.m. and at 7 there will be a Ave., to HarHnger Parkway, program at Diles Pa5k. There turn left, then go up secondAire., . will be music .until 7:30 p.m . and then to Front St. moving When Mayor Fred Hoffman l"ill some 45-strong under the direction of Mrs. Rober ta Maidens. Area Queens a nd · co nt est winners as well as animals and farm e quipm e nt will also participate. The Shady River Shufflers will entertain at the fire hou se after the parade, while t he Racine Volunteer Fire Department serves Its annual chicke n barbeque. Fourth give a welcome and sen. Jan Long, a native of Middleport, will present' a short talk. This wll! be follow~ ·by a dance prog~am by the .Shady River Shufllers. , A fireworks display by the Middleport Fire Department wll! · be al 9:30p.m . BUSY DAY PLANNED - The bu8y Shady River Shu!Oers· will be making two community appearance on .July flh. AI Racine, they will participate In lhe parade and wW then do a show an,d In Middleport at 7: ;10 p.m. Saturday they wUI be doing • a show 'at the Diles Park. Under the dlredlon of Gary Williams, tl:e group lllso will be laking part In c!)mpellllons In Columbus on July 30 ' and In Charleston, W. 1/a.,ln August. Memhel"!l of the group pldured Include: front, I to r, Peggy Lawrence, Donna Grate, Debbie Bum, Holly Williams, Unda .Young; second, I lo r, Tammy· Plants, Paulette · Jlarrlson, G~ry Wlllla~. lnstnl(;tor; Janet Brown, Richard Brown, LIZ ' Gilmore and Kay H~inslcy. At the Iron\ Is riatllel • Young. · • �' • .. ""'!. ' - COmmentary Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . ~lh Bm~ ~~~·~d,~ . ~v . . . . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher/ Conlroller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER of The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the AmeriCan Newspaper Publishers Association. 4 LETTERS OF OPINION .ire welcome They shoukl be less than .D) words long. All letter s are subject toed ltlng and must be signed with name, address and t~l ep hone nu mber. No unsigned letters will be- p\:bll~ hed. Letters should be In good tast e, adaresslng issues. not I)E'fsonallt ies. • . . Scan~al, ·but no ~oral outrage WASHINGTON - President Reagan says there is too much attention being paid to "side shows and hoopla " ;in Washington Instead of focusing on the real issufs concerning the federal deficit. Democratic moves for new excise taxes and the general economy . It's understandable why the president would want to shift the spotlight away from the Iran arms-Contra aid scandal hearings. But even the lawmakers holding the hearings sa y that some of the testimorcy is even more astounding I hate television dramas. There is a subtle pressure on the White House as it waits for one shoe afier another to fall and stil l seeks to portray a ' 'business as usual" atmosphere. President -Richard Nixon, at the height of the unraveling of the Watergate scandal, said he was "not going to wallow in Wa(ergate." Presidential $upporters who hope it w ill all go away. and soon. are say ing the country could care l ess, that no one is watching, it's a big yawn and boring. But there are viewers in the country who realize that the drama being played out on Capitol Hill Is ext remely Important to the question of conqucting government under law and the separation of powers. And like Watergat e, the r evelations are Inexorable. The issue that hangs over the hearings is, of course, what role the president played . He has now acknowledged that he gave the go-ahead on the sal e of an:ns to I ra n to win the release of the American hostages in Lebanon. But he adamantly ctenles any knowledge of the si phoning of profits from I he weapons safes to aid the Nicaraguan rebels, or Contras. or to aid and abet interna tional profiteers. If that is all true, and no one has said otherwise, then surely the president must be astounded at w hat happened in the White House under his watch. What ca n he think of the machinations and privatizing of foreign policy that wen t on·under his name. The lack of outrage is gl ~r ing on all sides. When >Attorney General Edwin Meese was shown the so-called ~making gun memo on the diversion of funds to the Contras, he was quoted by an aide as saying: • "Oh. darn.'' Not even an expletive deleted, or a sense of shock. Secretary of State George Shultz said on NBC's " Meet the Press" that some of the disclosures were "sickening. " But what was he angry at was not particu[ar ly the lies. but the fact that international aqns deal er Albert Hakim might have indicated the administration would m ake a deal with Kuwait to r elease Arab prisoners arrested -In tecror ist bombings in exchange for freedom for the American hostages. That would go against Shultz's " no deals. no negotiations" policy, even though that has been repudiated w ith the Iran dealings. But Shultz did not express any outrage at Assistant Attorney General E lliott Abrams misleading Congress. He said Abram s sirftply did not give Congress certai n Information. And then there is Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah . He sat for days listening to tes timony of deception. lying. altering top secret do¢uments and shredding them. And the only time he expressed a feeling of being " let down" was when he heard testimony that Lt. Col. Oliver North perm itted t o be placed around his house a secunty fence th<jt allege~ly was pa1d fo,r pnva tely by those running his secrl't a~!11s operations. When Fawn Hall, the former secretary to North , who was fired from the national security staff, testified that "sometimes you have to go above the writ ten law," it caused a bit qf a stir, but not much. Even the witnesses who are coming forth and telling all now admit that .while som e questions occurred to them about the legalit y_of some of t he national security operations, no one blew the whistle. Former FID Director William Webster, now the CIA director. held 11p an investigation of the downing of a Sou thern Air Transport plane, inoolved in Contra support , at the behes t of Meese. White House chief of sfaff Howard Baker has said that Reagan will iss11e a statement when it is all over. But that may be a little late in the gam e. Letters to the editor· Adopts another frog " - · ·· - Page- 2- Thla Daily SentineL Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio "' Friday, July 3, 1987 • ' CUrve._______--:-W_,_ll_ia_m_A_ · .._R_u.;_r.h_e_r The evening of the. day North revealed that he might refuse to let Sen. Daniel Inouye walk all over him in his bare teet, John Dancy of NBC ran an old TV clip of North saying he was eager Jo tell his story. and then sneered that evidently·( ha ha It he colonel wa s. cha nging his tune. But of course North wasn't doing any such thing: he was merely insisting on te lling his story in public rat her th an in sec ret The committees growled about perhaps ci ting Nortti for co ntempt for refusing to testify In executive session . But it is by no mea ns clear that such a refusal. by i tself , would constitute contempt -a point the c'o mmittPe mem bers appei!red to concede when they grumbled tha t , anywa y, a contempt proceeding would take too long. Th e truth is that they know North would have the better of the argument an yway in call ing for a pub!Jc sessio n. So th members consoled • • • Public Notice ' Fir~ Department: 16 Coata: Janesville NFPA2P. 7.6 oz. Nomex w / 2" Red~ Orange Scotch~ lite trim with Nomex Quilted Liner {detachable). w / 3 .. Red· Orange lettering on back P.F.D. Sizes 36 thru 46 Std. length. 16 Hotmoto: Cainn 660C Metro w /arches one each , 16 Pants: JonosvittoNFPA 2P conatruction as coats w /.2" ~cotchllte trim around cuffs. 12 Pr. Boots: Ranger #3124 insulated bunker boots. steel toe, mid-sole and shank. 18 Hoods· Nomex. hoods long* style,. double laye; Nomex. 2 : MSA Air Packsw/ com· positell cylinders leu cases . 24 Pr. : Firecraft Leather Gloves . 2: 1 Yz Akron" Marauder Nonloo, Styla 4616, 96 . GPM . 4: Koohlor#100rechorgo· able llghta wi rings and strAp• end 12-volt charger. Bidder must use own bid form. Tho front of the envelope enclosing the bid muat be marked " Sealed B i ct. Po m 0 r 0 y F 1r 0 Equipment". The Board of Moigl County Commissioners mey accept the lowest bid or the beot bid for the Intended purpoae and reserves the ('> Smith ends Redman's ·streak . ·nm .... t-, .,., , " 1. , ., .. c.n ,,. ..., i:!fl 111 . VIl ll ,11 ,H j' ti' 1 :111 ;r. .1111 !I' J ;U' If • I ll ~ 'II Public Notice automatically convert to a Performance , labor and Material Payment Bond given in the name of the '-'eigs County Commtaslon ~ ers in a apeclfic amount equal to 100% of tho Con· tract Sum. No bidder may withdraw his Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Sealed Bido will be re· ceived at the Village Hell. 320 Main St.. Pomeroy , until12 o 'clock noon Mon- doy. July 13, 1987, on 1 1983 Chevrolet tmpoto. AS ... Council Preoidont j8) 26; (1) 3. ~tc ' 1,; > :n K.!ll hu ur 1 I< •\ • In!! "'... ' ,,,,.,.,.... li.an .. ., I I) U,rU..nd ~- ;aU II' r; a •~ !Ill :tJ"7 111 :Ill ':1' , 1:1 :11 . UI II ;tl ,l:r.t I J II ilti .l:l'.l I w :111 ua '!' : NJ il!t.lM3 :Mi :l!t lllfl d I .rlllnrnl ·~ n :r: :~ 1:1 Hf' .. ull .. I It'\ .-liVId '! llt lt · ~•u I. II lnnlneN,,,n ..a,. (it,. Ill. .\llnrn~tlt r1 3 S.•.olll•• l (), troth '! n,,a.t.orut :.. H....... n 11 1 I .olllnrni., !t \III~ LUIIu'l ' i . 1:1 htnln ~~t.,., 1'o•\ :. .. .At~' ' "' \ nrk, t•fld , rain Frill'' 'to. Huiu. -. 'fn .. ~ 1" 111 ~~ :t· Lt.nd tlutmwt !H I ... ' ''"' ,.,,., t 'l'o·l'lfi...,l••rl 1·1. an 1l Hhml• ·n 4-:i l t I u:, p.m · , 'fur"'"" If I~' ·' ll-.\ und C't·nlltl l-:!1 .It k rtn" ·•~ C it,l' 1fi11 hlv1a ti· M u nd .farl.,.n n I• lU I !. \; ;I~ p m 'llmr.d ~Q ' ., IS The car can be IHn etthe NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be .bid within sixty 1601 days Pomeroy Village Hall. · The Village reserves the received by the Meigs after the actual date of the right to accept or reject any County Commissioners at opening thereof J:hil project is to be funded or all bids. the Coml""issioners' Office, Rich1rd Seyler, Mayor Meigs County Courthouse. by prot~eeds received from Jane Walton, Clerk·Treas . Pomeroy, Ohio 46769, until HUO Community Develop12:00 Noon EDT on July 15, ment Block Grant funds t61 26; t71 3. 2tc 1987. end opened and pub- awarded bv the Ohio Departlicly read aloud at 1 .30 ment of Development, Of· Public Notice o'clock PM . for furnishmg fica of local Government Services. Contractors and the materials , and perform' ing the labor for the execu- Subcontractors muat adhere NOTICE TO to and pay Oavis· Bacon tion and construction of: MOTOR VEHICLE prBvailing wages applicable Orange Township DEALERS to this project , Fire Depanment • In accordance with SecTho Meigs County Com· tion 307,86 of tho Ohio Garage Addition for mtssioners are vttally inter· EmergenGy Reicue Revised Code. sealed bids ested in bid proposals from Vehicle .. will be recei~ed by th8 Meigs minority and female 6.088 Square Foot County Com miaaioners in contractors. . . . _ in accordance with drawings The Meigs County Com· their office located at the and specifications dated missioners reserve the right Courtttouse , • Pomeroy , April 16. 1987, prepared by Ohio. 46789. until 12 noon Aand•ll Breech, Route 2. to waive any irregularities on July 15, 1987. Tho bids and/ or informalities and to Box 321. Gallipolis. Ohio ·will be opened at 1 :46 p.m . reject any or~ all bids. 45631 . ~ on July 16. 1!187. and road ·.< Manny Roush. Pres . Bidder must use own bid aloud for the following vehi - • form. Front of envelope Meigs County Commi11ion· cle for use by the Rutland ., containing btd must be Vol'unteer Fire Department : .~ ·· Mary Hobotetter, Clerk clearly marked "Bid for 1- 1986-1987 NEW 161 26; (71 3. 2tc Construction of Garage AdSTEP VAN ditlon Contract". Specification& may be obPublic Notice Drawings, specifications. tained from the Metgs and form of proposal may be County Commissioners OfRESOLUTION NO . 26-1 -87 examined at the office of the Courthou... Pomeroy, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE fice, Meigs County Comml11ion· between the hours of 8:30 Council of the VIllage of ers. Courthouse. PomerQy, .A.M. and 4:30P .M . Monday ,.. Ohio 46789 between tho Pomeroy, all membara through' Friday. thereto concurring : houraof8:30A.M and4:30 • The front of the envelope THAT tho Clori</Treuurer enclosing P.M .. M_onday through the bid must be ~ of tho Village of Pomeroy, Friday. marked ''Sealed Bid. Stop AH propouls to be accom· transfer th., su'm of Van" . Bidder to UH own bid panied by a bid security in $8000.00 from tho Water form tho form oh 100% Bid Bond Dapanment to reimbuN the The Board of Moigo complying with the provl- General Fund.fortho daduc· County Comminlonel• may .. oiono of Section 163.571 of tlon of compeneetlon accept the tow"t bid or tho • chargoo deducted by tho tho Ohio Revised Code or a beat bid for the Intended ~ Cuhior'o Chec:k. Certified Meigs County Auditor. purpoae. and reserves the , This resolution pauad Check, or letttr·of·Crodit right to reject an,.y or all bide :• properly secured in an May 18, 1987. and or enypert thereof. Jane Wotton, Clerk· Tr.ooo. amount not less than 10% of Hobstottor. Clerk Richerd Boyter, Mayor MiligoMary the totol sum or oumo bid. County Cqmmi11lon· John Andoroon. Upon · 1ward of contract. right to ~eject any or all bids 100% Bid Bonds submitted by SUCCOISfUI bldder(al must u nn..t•m ~. " /A ··wen, "nanaouts are agamst your prinCiples, how about thinking of It as a BRIBE/" (61 26;' 171 3. 2tc opened at 1:15 P.M . on that date and read aloud for the following fire fighting equipment for use by the Pomeroy 1\tonday ••• {8) 281 {71 3, 21C The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Leaeh blanks Cincinnati, 5-0 ~~ = qNCINNATI (UPil - Ter 01 28 ba.tters. ~neover tlw minimum The Mets scored twice in the: ." Leach could hardly believe It. fm· mne lnnmgs while striking out second in tagging Ron Robinson, 3-3 with his first defeat as a The 33-year·old side-arming three. • right-hander had just baffled the " My ~~ntrol was good," Lea ch st~r.ter. New York added a solo. _ Cincinnati Reds on two singles added, and I was able,;o hit the homer by Len Dykstra , his for his seventh straight victory in spots most of the t1me. seventh, in the fifth ani:l closed hurling the New York Mets to a • ~ets m~nager Davey Johnson out the scoring with two runs In 5-0 victory Thursday night. · Ch1ded himself for not using the sixth on RBI-hlts by Howard Leach, who earned a spot In the Leach ll)ore. often earlier in the Johnson and Rafael Santana. Mets' record book by equalling se.~so~. Cincinnati, now 117 ga m es Roger McOoweli' s mark for ·. He s. been exce ptiona ~. wh~- ahead of Houston in the NL West most. consecutive wins at the lever h•s .. role has, been, satd after the Astros nipped Philadel - ·· start of a season- seven- set J.ohnson. I~uesslt smyf~ult . lf pl)ia 7-6 Thursd ay night. got just last year, had the bewildered I d pitched h1m more we m •ght be strong relief pitching from Rob Murphy, Bill Scherrer and Bill Reds at his mercy in the opener in flrst place." of a four- game series. Pete Ro.se, obviously upset by Landrum, who combined to shut "It's awesome, " exclaimed ·his team s showing, saJd he out the Mets for the final 3 2-3 Leach, who ts 4-0 since being couldn't believe the Reds were in innings. '• inserted In the starting rotallon first place. " Our dugout was like June 1 in Los A ngeles. "I love a. a morgue, " said the' Cincinnati " ! ' just try to keep the ball manager. "You'd have thought down. let it sink and hit the wewe_re43games behind instead The Daily Sentinel corners," said ·Leach, who II· of 2~ m front the way our players mlted the hard-hitting NL West - were behaving. ( USPS 14!;-960 ) A Di\'ISion of Multimedia, In1'. leading Reds to two singles and a "On a scal e of 10. I'd say our pair of w alks and didn ' t permit a enthusiasm was about a three Publtshrd f'Vl'fY afl (ll"n oon. Mond.1 y runner to get pas t first base all tonight. I just ca n't figure our t hrou.f! h Fri day. 111 Court Sr .. Pom ('rov. Ohio. bv 1hf' Ohio Vallf'y Pub night guys out, but I sure hope they lis hin g Co mpa nv1Mu ln media , Inc . Ron Oester and Bo Diaz start swinging the bat better." Pom C'· w Oh! o 4 ~7fi9 Ph ~2 - 21~ Sf'· accounted lor the Cincinnati hits The Reds lost left-fielder Kal ("Ond ~&S po:o;tagr p<lld rl l PomProv. Ohlr w ith Oester singling to left to lead · Daniel In the fif\h inning when he off the th ird and Diaz dupllcat ing crashed into the wall wh1~e try ing M<•nJof'r . Un itrd Plf'" " lntr; rn<.d l ona l ..... Inla nd Da tly Press A s s ol;' i ~lt ion and 1hf> the feat in the eighth inn ing. to c~tch Wally B~chm.an s tn~le. Oh1 o Ncw .. papf' l" Ao:. ~o d :.~ ll on National Kal Daniels walked In the Dame Is; who walked off the field · Ad vt'JII!;! ing R £' pn~sc nl ,l t lv t'. Br .:.t nham fourth and Tracy Jones tn th e , under his own power, suffered Nrwspapf'r Snl('c:. 7:\:l Third AwnuP .• • NC' V. York Nl'w York 100 17 •~ bru)ses of the neck and lower seventh as Leach pit ched to just • back. but cou ld be back in the POSTMASTER. Send ad drr~!'; c h an~f'~ lineup tonight when CincinnatI to Thr Da tlv Sl'nttnd , 111 Court ~~ , Pomrorov, Oh.io 45769 sends Guy Hoffman, 6-2. to the winners on the tour this season mound against New York 's Ron SUBSCRII"rlON RATES By Carri~r or Motor Roule entered In Mason. The others are Darling, 2' 5. Om' Wr rk ...... ......................... Sl 25 Peggy Kirsch of Duluth, Minn.. Al so missing for the Reds On e Monttt~ :'1 41 who won the$30,00JMignetCiassic Thursday night was · centerO n£> Y ear . .. . . . . .. .. .. . . . ... $6 ~ IWl in Incline Village, Nev.. two fielder Eric Davis, out for the S INGL E COPY PRICE months ago, and Ann Lavis of fourth str aight game with a D.lli V . .. . 25C<'nf<: . Kltchener, Ont.. Canada's top- sprained an kle. Sub•·l r ibr r" not {i~t r in g tn p Hv th f'<'a t New York. which has won · 1 lt·r m a\ t' Pmlt 1n actv a nc'l' dtrf' f't · to rankedamateurin1984andwlnner th ree in a ·raw. closed to wi thin Th f' D~:~ tl v S<>ntmrl on a :1. 6 01 12 mon th of the tour's opening even·! this five games of front -running St. bc~s l ~ Crrdlt will br ~ l vl'n r ar r lcr C'J<·h . vear In Jupiter. F1a. Louis in the NL East. The V:f'Pk Other top players In the field Cardinals were idle Thursday No " ubscrlplJ on<.: bv mall p0rm\ll f'c1 tn , tnclt~ Marll)'ll Loyander of Wilnigh t. a r!'a" whf're homf' C'arnPr St'n i< f' 1" !mar. Minn .. the tour' s No. 10 . - - - - - - - - - - - - - t (1\', t ll.tb](' money earner with $10.416, Schrey· Mall S u~c rlplion s ln!!iidr Ml•IRS Coun ly er's Curtis Cup teammate Kandt TEEN DANCE HWf'Pkt.: ... .. .. . ... Sl i29 · Fridav. July 3 Kessler ol Charlottesville, Va .. 2h W£'f' ks S:l-1 1111 A 00 toll t t OQ o en j 2 W f'f'kS .... .. .. .. . . ... S66.~ 1984 college golfer of the year ADMISSION FREE Out~ id1• M e lg~ Co unt.Y Marv Ann -Levlns of Elmira; N.Y. U Wf'r ks Sl R 20 Sponsored Bv . . S~5 . 10 and former LPGA Tour player .26 "leek> " ' . Ctlv Po1nt Pl easanT !12 Wf'f'k s .. . . S6i.fo0 .Jane Sirmons of St. Petersburg, F1a . ,\ Three players competing have ' . area ties. Both Jennfler Graff of ' Mesa, Ariz., and Usa Chirr:hetti of CQnway. Pa .. played collegia(eiy at Marshall Universlt:v while Julie Welter-Rupert of Fort Myers. Fla., Is a native of nearby Ashland. Ky. TeP times for the tournament will begin at 9 a.m . each day. • Admission Is free. Mason to host Futures event 'l'nr unl u lh•t rult ,\lll"lllll;t• ~~~ 1M1 Meigs County Commissioners 12:00 NoonEDTonJuty15 . 1987. Tho bids wilt be ho~ored The Racine Reds ba seba ll Kimes. Henry and Lois Moore, and Henr>' Moore. team party was held ·Monday Howard. Betty, Bobble and Ja night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. son WritPsel . Adhora Dras ko, Joseph K irby. Sr. Lola, Da ve. Bill. Jackie and The i eam ac hiP,ved a record of Betty Proffitt . Butch. Bonn ie, The nation's second -largest prothrre and two in the l£"ague and Jerry and K elli. Lightfoot , KPri fessional tour for women, will tOOk s('Cond pl ace in the Pomeroy Whitak er , Jea n Bradford. rnake Its first-ever stop in the state Youth League Tou rnament Wayne , Sharon and Maggie Ro- of West Virginia early next month A ttendin g thP part y wcrcShauna seberry. Keith , Deb. Matthew to stage an $18,001 tournament in and Billy T ackett . and . Elizabeth and Mich ael Bradford. Steve, Mason . and Je re m y L yons. Charlie Rhonda, Shawn ami Heather The Futures Golf Tournament Wolfe. Courtnl',V Bunnell, Clar· Daily, Floy d Dailey. Edna and 54-hole event will be play ed Jul>'7-9 (•nee l·l av man . Mark Parsons. Art Slusher, Josepine Ki rby, at the 6.150-yard, par-72 Riverside Tami Par sons. and .Johnnie ·Earl Cross . Barb. Tommy and • Golf Course. An International field Gi land. JC' fffre)• Gilla nd . Chery l Brandl Lane, Paul Black, .Joe, of between 8.'5-90 players will be Peggy and .Joe Ki:b:;,,}r. ;~n d Da,·ld •Millil'on, CC'cil. Deb· vying for the top prize of $2,550. bie .. JPssP and Amtwr M;J y nard , A pro-am will precede the J ff. DPborah , C. J . and Hiller)· Trophies were awarded to the tournament on Monday, July 6. H3rris, J an arid Rya n Norris, players. Pra yer at the part)' was starting at 9 a.m . The format will Fa l lon. Bra nd,v. ,JPrPmy. Adam. g iven by the ball players. and pair three amateurs with two T~rri and Gary Roush, Louise. music for the cvc n i n~ was professionals Entrv fee is S50 per Mont y. Ra bble. Hrl an and Tom provided b:;· HOW!Ird Writcse l player. For furtljer Information or to register. contact thP pro shop at 304-77:!-9527. The stop In Mason is the 21st on Mike Smi th of Mineral Wel ls. It was a very excit ing night or the tour's 1987 schedule. which .WV won his first Late Mod('! raci ng with 63 cars In the pits, began In mid·Janaury In Florida. fpoturc of the season at Skyline with 22 of them being top drivers In all, the tour will hold 28events in Speedway , Sa turd ay night to In the area In the Late Model 15 sta tes and the Bahamas before takP hom!' thf• trophy for the Mid Division. concluding In Sfoptember back in In conjuctlon -.•tth West VIrgi S<-ason Championship. In doi ng Florida . nia Motor Speedwa y running on so . he also broke the winning Over 100 current LPGA Tour strf'ak of H arold Redman . Mike July 3rd and 4th with the Coors players g-ot their professional start was f llowcd across the finish F1recracker Twin 50' s and al so on the Futures Tour, now In its llnl' bv Rick Ellison. Mike Pennsboro running the Cent en· seventh year This vear's leading Balza no, Harold Redman arid · niallOO on Sunday. July 5th. ' rookie star. Tammie Green, was • SkyUne ' wlll race again nex t Bobby Davi son to round out the the Futures 'four's piayer of the Saturday evening. top five finishers. year in 19Si and '?IJ. Green is a , In th(' H obby Stock Divi sion . For additional information r egraduate of Marshall University. Bill Childers w'as th e victor over garding Thursday nights race, A stron!l field will be on hand. L<'f' Fl oy d. KPnn y Johnson, contact the track promot er, headed by 1986 U.S. Golf Assocta · Darrel WI Ilia at (614) 662-4111. Porky Shoi'I'S and Joe Mcmcl. In the StrPcl Stock action. Gates will open at 5 p.m. Tim e tlon Public Links champion anl:l former U.S. Curtis Cup Team B<'nn y Hickel prevailed over Phil Trials at 7: 30 and racing will get member ClllQy Schreyer of PeachWilliams and Danny Wheeler. underway at 8:30p.m. tree City. Ga . . Schreyer, who also won the 19&1 I':!.CAA ln~ivldual c hampionship, (von earlier this season at The Ravines In Jacksonville. Fl a.. and II :11 ~IS l' l 11•1··-cd !Monlln•.. WI • . ~:!fi 1 1 1 currently ra nks ninth · on the Majors :tl lil I': I lj)l 1 rhlla • money list with $10,785. l'llt..trrl{h U 1:1 . II"! 1:1 fh I nll •·d t·r ~-..~ lnlt 'f"n:lllki ll.tl She is one of three one-time ~.". ' '' " l uri.; and or any part thereof. Mary Hobstetter, Clerk Meigs County Counhouse. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. until Norris, Adam Roush, Paul Smith, C .•J. Harris, David Milliron, Brian Kim es, and Jackie Proffitt, and lhlrd row, ,Joe Kirhy. Sr. , coac h, and Alan Crisp, assistant coach. Billy ·rackett, not pktured. was also on the team. Racine Reds ball team ' \11 NOTICE TO FIRE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS County Commissioners in their office located a1 the RACINE REDS - This team has a·record of 3 and 2 in the league !lnd took second place In the Pomeroy l'outh League. Pi ctured, left to right, is front, Matthew Bradford, ,Jeremy Lyons, ,Jesse Maynard, Bohhy Wrltesel, and Johnnie Gilland: "'''ond row , Tommy Lane, .Joe ,Kirhy, Jr: , Ryan Scoreboard ... Public Notice In accordance with ... Sec· tion 307 86 of the Ohio Revised Code. sealed bids will be recetved by the Meigs thPmselvPs by muttering that thPy won't be gentle with Ollit> North . Berry's. World Public Notice side. .. lack Anderson and. Dale Van Atta· and Interviewing Walker at convened a meeting In my oltice. had knowledge of the timing; length, Barron wrote a book - on-the Instruction · of the .pres I· ' some. cabres referred to the · about the Walker espionage ring. dent. to plan another rescue Impending U.S. action In Iran as From Barron's book, "Break- mission." an "October coup." lng the Ring," and other sources Brzezinski argued not only for How In the world did the now available, here are the bare a rescue raid' but for a larg.~r. Kremlin know about Carter's bones of the Carter caper: punitive military ass&ult . ''The super-secret preparations? BarThe story began In Aprili980: actions that made the most sense ron ha s learned the answer; he with the bollixed attempt to to me," he recalls , " Involved reports that the Walker spy ring rescue American hostages from seizing Kharg Island, Iran's delivered the Pentagon's secret Iran. "Humilia-ted an4 seemmain oil-export facility, and codes to the So-v iet Union. So In · lngly Impotent, tlie Carter ad· Imposing a naval blockade, pos- 1980, the Soviets were able to · ministration laid plans to redeem slbly combined with air strikes." decipher the Pentagon's most Itself in the eyes of the electora te Barron repo.rt.s th:U " lli'E'PJHl!· se.cret messages. This _provide<!__ by mounting a much larger lions proceeded in unprece- them , In advance, with the attack upon Iran,' ' relates dented secrecy." Yet the Soviets details of Carter's October Barron . were fully aware of Carter' s surprise. This has been confirmed by no moves. Our National Security The National Security Agency less than Carter's natlonal -secur· Agency intercepted some secret had the ability. In turn, to ity adviser, Zbignlew Brzezinski. Sov iet intelligence cables; It was Intercept Soviet messages. With The day after the disaster In the clear from these Intercepted l!s high-speed computers, NSA desert, · Brzezinski states, " I ·messages that the Kremlin knew co uld also crack most of their digging through exhaustive fll~e~ s ~---~·...;;__ _ _ __;;_.,;.._:w~h~a~t~w~a~s:..:;:=~!;.~T~he~y~e~ve~n; codes. So we reported on Sept. 22. 1980: " Heavily coded . cables from Russia to It Warsaw Pac't allies have warned them to be prepared for a military co nfrontation in Iran in October. The KGB's 'best estimate,' according to the cables, was that the United States was ge tting ready for military action, and the Soviets would have to meet force with force." Barron report s lh'lt the Soviet Union rushed 22 fulf divisions to the Iranian border. He concludes terse ly : "American reconnals· . sa nee detected tbe poised Soviet formations With their discovery, a horrendous specter Immediately became apparent : • "The moment the U .S. raiders land.. . Soviet airborne troops quickl y surround tha Americans, while Soviet armored divisions hurtle across the border. President Carter now must choose. He ca n let the vastly outnumbered American force surrender or be an'ri1hila ted. Or he can resort to nuclear weapons and risk precipItating World War III . " Prudently, Ca rter canceled the raid ." North throws Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~· WASHINGTON - A missing key has been found to a story that won't ·go away - a story that we wrote durJng the 1980 presldenti,al campaign 'but that then, President Jtrrimy Carter swore nevE'r happened. •a story nevertheless that won' t give up the ghost. We reported, and Carter angrily denied, that he was planning a military attack on Iran as an " October surprise" on t he eve of the election. The missing evidence has been uncovered by the distinguished journallst John Barron, a former intelligence officer specializing In Soviet affairs, who is now a senior editor for Reader's Digest. He revealed the evidence as part of his Investigation of the John Walker spy · case. After If he insists on refusing to testify secretly. In advance of his public appearance before the congressional committees inves tigating the Iran/ co ntra affair . Lt. CoL Oliver North will set the stage for an explosive finale to the hearings- and not necessarIly the one the Democrats were counting on. • • As an old collgressionalmvesli · gator m ysel f (! was associa te counsel to the Senate Internal Security subcom mittee b~ck in 19 56 -57) , I know · how th e metnbers of Congress like to play this little game. Th e witness is first questioned under oath in "executive session" {I.e.. in secret) . This nails down, beyond any possibility of surprise or cont ra!lic lton. what he will say • lat er In public. The . committee then holds a public session in · which the witness Is taken over the same ground and forced to tell _the comm ittee, all over again, what it already knows But thi s time the investigators can go straight to the subjects that interest them , and omit any questions that lead in directions they want • to avoid. If some grandstanding -pollti· • clan on the committee wants to look good, he can Instruct counsel ' to let him ask the key questions • himself- knowing perfectly well Bye Bye Froggle. (Froggie Is O,n June 30th the following note (because he's heard it ail before) with his grandfather In ya rd )." wa• left under the frog knocker just what the answers will be. A ~ you can read from the on the side door to my house. The From the committee's standcontents of this note, the lady that frog was loca ted on the hand of point, the whole process Is the large frog !Freddie) in my gave me her -frog was very practically risk-free. attached to it . I was very touched yar'.d. on July 1st. The note rea d: But by refusing to testify In to receive both the message and "Please adopt my little frog. I secret, North could knock this had him In my car o'n my mirror. · the frog which I have named well-worn strategy Into a cocked He has almost caused me to UBIE. Uble, who may not be the hat and expose the committee wreck my car. I can no lorrger be most handsome frog In my · members to,' some highly dls· collection , but nevertheless, will good to him, (you can see. the agreeable risks. They may think have a special niche In my heart. cigarette burns on. his legs) , so I they know what he will say on To the lady who gave me her know you will be kind to him as most subjects (because they pet, this Is to say, thank you. You you have been to all of your other already have the sworn testlmcan also be sure that Uble's frol;(s. qny of other wltneses on those "grandfather", "Freddie Frog", Thank you so much, subjects). but they can never be Unknown mother will look after him. sure which witnesses he will Fred W. Crow PS. He deserves a better home · .choose to contradict or what he than I can give him (trash can) . may add to what has alrea!ly • been said, or what proof he may have to support his assertions. In ShOt'!, In questioning Nor th, the House and Senate commitBy United Press International . tees would be crossing a mine· Today is Friday: July 3. the 184th day of 1987 with 18lto follo.w. field that hadn't (for a change) The moon Is waxing,-approachlng lt s-!il'St quart . been cleared In advance. Given The mdrnlng stars are Venus and Jupiter. North's known ability to state his The evening staPs are Mercury . Mars and Saturn. case forcefully and well, they 'those born-on this date are-under the sign of Cancer. They Include would almost certainly be In for playwright and songwriter George M . Cohan In 1878, Welsh poet and some ugly surprises. The rest of wrrter William Henry Davies ln 1871, German novelist Franz Kafka ln us, I suspect, would be glued to · 188j3. actor GeorgE' Sanders Iii 1906, journalls:t-columnlst Dorothy our TV sets · and positively Kilgalien In 1913, English filmmake~ Ken Russell in 1927 {age 601. enjoying the proceeqlngs . It Is by English playwright Tom Stoppard In 1937 (age 50), and exiled Haitian no means impossible that North dict'ator Jean-Claude Duvalier In 1951 (age 36) . .. . could emerge from the hearings ·as a hero tcr many mHilons of . On this date in history: Americans. 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STIHL QUALITY CAN BE YOURS FOR AS LITTLE AS $25 PER MONTH. STIHJ.: • .' . •, Ml. . .lt OR WOIU.DWIINI .' POMEROY HOME & AUTO 600 E. MAIN ST. ' ' POMEROY, OHIO �. ' ,. • • ( J 1987 Paga 4 The r----'1- .. ' ' Linda Damewood will be speaker at the Ha zel Church ill 7:30 ..... . · ·. p~ m : on Sunday, Ju·Jy !\ a n·d agai n on July 12. Th('re wm also be_a , hymn sing at the. c hl,lre h on July 11 wlth ·The Ref)e~tlons b('lng ' · featured . Ttie chUJ'ch Is locat ed off Route 124 between Porlland and Long Bottom. Pastor Edsel Hart invites the public. Weather Darlene Carr and childre n, and ·Janet King, c·olumbus, were weckencl. guesrs of their mother, Rose Barrow s, ·and assisted with bake sale sponsored by Columbua Grange m embers on . Saturday. : Mrs . Dwaine Jordan and : Sarah. along with Melva Faye .- Crabtree, spent several days : visiting Mrs . Jordan's son and . daughter-In -Jaw, Mr, and Mrs . KO!Ith Jurnan In Monroe; N. -· and''' IUnR plarrs of Interest. DPdlrallo n srr\'Jces werl' co it- ·a Four injured in Meigs mishap • . Partly cloudy Sunday. with a chance of showers and thunder.storms Monday a!ld Tuesda y . Hi ghs mainly will be In the 80s each day , with overnight lows In the 60s. j ,.•' •\------.......;-------1 '· :. ·. Area deaths ,' ;. Millard Brooks ".· Millard L Brooks. 86. died Thursday at Ma yfair Villagt', Columbus. Ret ired from Col umbu s Coated • •:Fabrics. Mr. BrookS is survived ;. by a son and daughter-in-law. :. Jack and Carolyn Brooks. Co- .Jirii Park!'r, son of Mr . and lumbus. and lhrE'f' gra ndsons. He was preceded in death by his wife. H('Jen.-and so n. Billy . Graveside services wi ll be 1 p.m. Monda~ · a! Sand Hill O>m!'Ca9lling hours tery. will beLong 2 to Bottom. 4 and 7 to Su nday at Rut he vford -Corbin Funora l Home. o15 Hi gh St .. Wor thingt on. Hospital news lssul'd lit't>mw A marriage license has been . Veterans Memorial Thursday Admissions- E thl' l · i~sued in M Pigs cOu nt,v Probate Courl to James Edw a rd LuC'aS, Lambert, Vinton: Rollin Dill, Pomeroy: Betty Taylor. Middl e- . 50. Pomeroy. and Carol Ann Smi.lh, ~9. Sy ra !' u s~. port ; Edith Reis<'r , Pomeroy . • Thursday Disc harges - Paul Hudson. Donna Klin e, Bertram Grueser. Alfr ed Birchfield, AnDhort't> sought gela VanCooney, Alva Will , Tho· ma s He ndricks . A divorce ac t ion ha s been fil('d In Mr igs Count y Coml'l)on Pleas Court bv Minia R. Pi ckens, Middl eport , against RonniP M. Pick<•ns,' Racinr. Plan lodgt> meeting Au~ . legls lal!ve pollc1es and discu ss possible solutions to domestic and international . problems . Througho ut the wee k delegates learned how to use voting rna chines. They also developed a plan to transla te what they learned into ongoing programs In their home commun!Hes . Cltlzenshlp-Washlng'.on Focus Is arranged by Natwnal 4-H Council 1n support ?f the 4-H prog ram -or the Cooperative Exten s lo~ Servk(' of state landgrant umversllles and the U. S. . Department of Agriculture. The Sout h District trlpo~coordlnated t_hrough th~ SouthDt~tnct Extensia n Cente1 located m Jackson , ,. All Wil-car SundrY Store man - · manager at the Middleport stor'e agers received si>eclally ' de- ·and transferred to the Pemeroy signed service plntsat the recent store In May , 1984. · cporatemeetllig In recogpUio.nof Bryan Wilcox, manager of the thell' years of dedicated and loyal Middleport -Sundry Store, has service to the company. been with the company for three Anita Jacobs , manager of the and one-half years ago. He Wi\5 Pomeroy Sundry Store, has been pro{lloted to assistant manag~r .with the company three and In March, 1984. then to manager one-half years ..She fir st began as the following year. ' • THE FOUOWING INSTITUTIONS WILL BE CLOSED SA TUIDAY . Middl epq!'l Lodge ~6.1 F&AM will meet Tupsday. 7: 30 p.m .. in regular sess ion. Refreshments will be se!'\'('d. r•~~~~~~~~~~i~~ fREE PET VlKKILYNN HAYES •' Inside Vikkl Lynn Hayes, 1614 Lincoln Heights, ·Pomeroy,' daughter of Ms. Nancy Hayes. Clifton, W.Va . and Bill "Noodl es" Ha yes. Dex. tcr, • SHAMPOO Hayes graduates ·• received an associate of applied business degrel' from the Hocking Technical College during commencfment Ceremonies Sunday, Jun e 14. Miss Ha yes is a 1982 graduate of Wahama High &hool. ' . .. NET 8Fl OZ MilWAY TAVERN Meigs property transfers - - - - - - - - AlbPrl G~og l l'in. prPsld('nt. Columbus & Southern Ohio Elect · P . Holter, Delor~s E . Holt er. Harold H. Holter . Orva Jean Charles G()('JII~In, Maxrn(' Go<•· ric Co ., righ t of way , Sali sbury . •· gieln. Av r .r y GoegiPin . vic(' prrs .. Robert W. Harris. P!'~rzy Lynn Holt('r to David P . Holt er, Helen(' Go('~lri n to Columbus Harris 10 William David Gra- · Delores E. Holt er, one·third interest. Sutton . SQut hcrn Ohio Electrlr o .. right ham . parcrls . .B<;•dford . E lm aM . Hoher, dPc., by adm .. of way. Sa lisbury . .lt'f(rry S. Werry, Ruby J . Rolli<' D. Hrm slf'y , aka Ral- Werry to RObin L. Phalln , Kat hy to David P . Holter. Delores E . Holter. 213 Int eres t. Sutton . ston D. Hems l<•y, Kay H!'ms lry. . J . Phalln , parer!, Rutl and . R. Marif' Turner to Timoth y · Beat ric<' f' . Strlzcr. Ji azel A, aka Me lanl<' K. Ji (•m sley. G<'orgr Van e<' Newrl l, tract s, Salem . A. Wya nt.. Nrld a Junp Wya nt w Edith H . Sisson, Da vl<l • Managers · recognized at store du!-'ted by the Rev. H"arold and Anna. Edison,. vi§ Jtep their Benson at Temple Church for L. mot hers, Mrs . Lewts Smith, and G. and La'lnP Bo"!en, childrt>n of Mrs. Eug-ene Stanley, Albany. Rodney and Priscilla Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. Walt_er Jordan .Joe Jordan. small son of Walt er were amo11g those from this area a nd Kathy Jordan. atlendlng the 50th weddng Ermel Arbaugh, who li ves on a nniversary cel~bratlon held In North S. R. 143, recently under- Dayton lor Mr. and Mr. W. E. went hea r t surgery at Ri ver side Blgony, former residents. Hospital , Columbus. He is report West in a Crabtree, ·delegate to cdly improving. ' the United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Dorslp Jordan Conference from the Albany ~ nt- th e- weekend In - Akron - ch'argt', gave her report at visit lng rea It Ives . Temple church during Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stanley morning se rvices. 10 more than 4.0011 t('l'nage " Mrs. Leland Parke r. and Donia 4-Hcr 's from 44 sta tes partie!Cra n<'. daughter of Mr. and Mrs . pated in Washington Focus Bill Cra ne, wl'rc the M el~s Trips. , . Counr v dclgates for th e South Partlcipatnt s visited Ca pitol District at the Washington Focus Hill for a a closeup vie":' nf the Citizenship Trip to the nation's poll Iical process, me t wllh conCapitol in June. grcsslonal re present at ives a nd They were among 3:1 tet'na gt' senat ors for . a dic uss lon of 4-Her,-s from 18 Southern Ohi o leglslatlvt' issues. vis ited hi s toriCounties who participated in a cal and cu ltural s it ~s within the Wel'k-longcltlzenshlp a ndl padN- mPiropolltan Washtng'.on, D. C. ship training program at the area .· and lnt era c t ~·d . with other Nationa l 4-H Ce nt er . Ol members fr om across the The Citizenship -Washin gto n cou ntry to exc ha ngt' Ideas and Focus ~rogram ror 15 to 19 yea r lear n dlffcn •n! customs and olds began June 14 and·contlnu!'d Interest s. . through June 20 for th(' South T hey also alle_nd ed assembltes District gro up. During th(• 10 lt'a rn a nd practice life skill s, , summer from .lunf' 2 thro ugh summer squash . Meigs County-Eme rgency Medical Services reports nine ca lls Thursday; Middleport a t 12:26 a.m. to Sou th Second Ave. for John Taylor to Vete'rans Memorial Hospital: Raein<' a t 9:01 a.m. to Route 338 for James Alley to Holzer .Medical Cent er; Tuppers Plains at 10:21 a.m. to Alisa Barton to Camden-Clark Memorial Hospit al; Tuppers Plains at 12: 47 p.m. to Osborne Road for George Ston~ to St. Jos~ph 's Hos pital ; Rutland unit s at 5:09 p.m. transported Cleat us Arnett. Patrick Nicho ls. Annabelle Nichols a nd Ja ck Nic hols from an auto accident on· Route 143 to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racineal8: 59 p.m. to , County Road 28 for Delmer Grady to Holze r Medical Cent er: Syracusea at 9: 21. p.m. to the ball park for Jason Wright · to Veli>rans Memorial Hospital\ Middleport Fire Depart men I at 10:55 p.m. to a brush fire on Africa Road: Syracuse at 11 p.m . t.o Route 124 for Edna Edwards to Veterans Memorial Hospit al. , Washington Fo<:us trip t~ke~ TRIPLE-TREAT SUMMER SQUASH - Thls zucchini got Its signals mixed durin!{ the growing season and the result was, as .John U'. Brogan, Sr. ol Dexter, · dl'sctllli.'S it, ·a triple treat in Squad~ receive nine calls ' c: Forecast Sunday thraugh Tuesday Page-~ ·• Carpentercommunity happenings A representative from the office of Cong. Clarence Miller will conduct an open door session on Wednesday from 11 ~-m. lo I p.m . at the courthouse in Pomeroy. An yone havmg any questiQns about the federal governm e nt is asked ·to stop by. •• Friday, July 3. 198? ., • Open door sessiori Wednesday • The Daily Se_ntin~_l .By The Bend· Speaker named fo~ events • • ., Local briefs--__, A head-on collision on Ohio 1.4:\,_ In ..Rutland Township Thursday, at approximately !i: 05 p.m ., sent tour people to th_e hospital. according to thl' Gallia-Melgs Post of the Stat e Highway Patrol. • . . Annabelle Nichols. 4fJ, of Middleport, was dnvmg north when a car ~riven by Cleatus Arnett, 61, o.f Pomeroy, went left of Tenter and struck Nichols' car head-on. . · Arnett, Nicho ls and het:--iwo passengers . J effrey A. Nichols, 45, of New Vienna , and Patrick A. Nichols. 16 , of Middl eport. were taken to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital by the Rutland EMS. 1'n'nett was charged with OWl and citedlor ·drlving left of center. Nichols wa s cited for not wearing a sea t belt. All four were treated ill the hosp ~dreleased. • ' - •• ·r- 0 R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. SMALL TOWN 399 W. Main !formerly Modern lupfllyl . BAND FIOM PORTSMOUTH Pomeroy PH. 992·2164 . FRIDAY & SAT.URDAY NIGHT$ • The Store With " All Kind• of Stuff" - For Pets, Ste~BI . large & Si'nall Animel a. Lawns .and G•rdens JULY 3 & 4 and 10 & 11 •2.00 Cover Charge Must be 21 • - • rur · •' [~ Superior's meats~. Sugardal~ ·~~ announce inde(inite layoffs ' .• ·' CANTON, Ohio 1UP I! -Com :: pany officials blame a general ·· decline in the meat industry for ;: the layoff of nearly 400 union ;: workers .at the Superior's Bra nd ·; Meats Inc. plant in Massillon and · > the Sugardale Foods Inc. plant in ;.• Canton. ·• Local 17A of the United Food ;: and Commercial Workers union ·: was advised Wednesday that the ': jobs of 135 workers at the • Superior's fac ilit y_will be lermi : nated Sept. 4 when ·· the pla n! · ceases production . Tho sE' · Workers will join 400 Superior's : emp loyees who have been on • indefinite layoff since last : December. : · In Canton. about 250 workers .; will be affect ell by· 1he layoffs a 1 ;. Sugardale. wh ich is owned by ;: Superior's Cha irm a'\. Neil •' Genshaft. r :;... Superior ' s offic:ials said de teri- ·: orating mark!'l conditions in the ;. pork and beef industry fo t·ced the •: decision . to close the Massillon :; plant, but Loc-"1 17A Preside nt :- cary F'Piock said other factors ;; may have bee n involved, includ:: lng poor managem ent of the ."" company. < Felock said the·uni on is consid- ;. erlng what leg-al aclion, if any, ~;can be lak en in response to the ~ : decision . BANK ONE !>3 ; JACKSON PM<E •RT. 3& WEST _.._·4524 BARGAIN HAT!NEE SAT/SUN • WEO ALL SEATS S2.7S ADMI SSI ON EVERY TUESOAY 12 .75 reduction. which will begin toda9. is a temporary measure, but Fe lock noted that Super ior's mad!' the same-s tatement when II laid off the 400 workers in Massillon last year. The jobs that wil) bl> cu t in Ca nton arc in the Sugarda le hog slaughtering opera I ion. Again, company officia ls blamed market c ondition ~ as a primary reason for lh<' job losses. Jos eph Sebring, a Super ior's · vice pres iden t, said employe concess ions would not save th e · Sugardale jobs . CENTRAL TRUST L F~:~n~u il£At.rnru. '=!v::J FARMERS BANK THRU ~EN {)i[ LLO:I' t)c'1l lhE-~ JACK ·HOME NATIONAL BANK NICHOLSON [Bj > ,.1:.-· ~ ~ . . . . :; Connors meets Cash '. • ·.· WIMBLEDON, England · ·: (UP f) - Jimmy Connors, ellgi·· ble to play on the senior circuit : next·year, tends tomorecompell. ; lng business ioday. ' The 34-year-old American, looking t.o extract one more :Grand Slam title from a storied · ' career, meets Pat · Cash of ;Australla ln a Wimbledon sem lfl· ·,DaJ: Ivan Lend! of Czechoslova-kia faces Stefan Edberg of Sweden In the other. • JULY4TH SALE Middleport, Ohio COKE Prices Good 0~ 7 Days A Week 8 a.rn.-9 p.m. CLEVELAND'I-UPi)- Thursday' s wi nning Ohio Lottery number s with ticket sa les and payout s: _ Dally Number 2R1. Ticket sa les totaled $1 ,572,300, with a pa yo ff du e of $64>. 8.19. PICK-I 35ll . PICK ·4 ticket sales $210,8.'ll, with a payoff $94,89:l. PJCK-4 $1 st ralght bet pays $.1,324. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays $277. July 6th wE wiu Products • $12~ ... • JULY 4TH 01 cLosE JULY 4TH AT a P.M. CHARCOAL GRIUS 30 QUART FOAM \. I lhruMonday PRODUCE SPECIALS! ICE CHEST Sning Tray lid Maldld Side '"" CANS EXIRA WGE SMOfiQ JUMBO INDIANA :_nu TYPE POIIII&I MODEl $) 799 Ea. HOME CROWN PRODUCE NOW OPEN Five Points Express FIVE POINTS IT. 7 3'12 lb HOrtl GROWN SWEET. JUICY RED RIPE WATER· HOURS: 7:30 A.M.·l A.M. MON.-SAT. Stock Up for Your Fourth of July Par.ty Nee~s •WINE FOI YOUI CONVENIENCE •GROCERY ITEMS •BEER •PICNIC SUPPLIES . •VCR TAPES •DRIVE THRU ' •• •786 N. Second Street Members F.D.I.C. Lottery numbers :;nm ' •364 Jeckaon Pike Gellipolla. Ohio PEOPLES BANK > The UFCW claims Superior's ;· osed federal job training money . < to shift jobs from the Massillon · > plant to the non -union Carriage Foods plant in Col umbl~ na ·.County . : : The union ha s attl'mpted to : •J)rove that the federal money wa s O:used lmpropPrly, but Superior's >officials have said repeatMly <that there )"as no connection O:between the vpen ing of th e -carriage Hill facilit y and the ~ecline of the Mass illon plant. ' :; The Dep'llrtment of Labor 'has : 'llrdered an expedited hea ring on ·~he union's complai nt s. Sugardale officials said the job CY PICK UP YOUR BREAD, MILK LAST MINUTE NEEDS QUICKLY ·AND · CONYENIENT~Y 2 _ . Htve AHtppy Holl4tf Witkend TOMATOES. •••• aaskei HOrtl GROwN hiW WHilE $2 69 . . 32 QUART $198 POTATOES. ••••• !~- . INSULATED , ICE (IIEST 50 lb. llag....M$8!18 . 22 lb. Avg. $299 . PEACHES $1 59 281b. $399 HOrtl GROWN Ymow . Avg. . SWEO CORN •• Dozen . 3y, lb . Basket JMo r 1. $.18 · 4 · $1 CUCUMBERS..... ......... ..,... , ~m S$00 PKNK 401b. a Cold M1lans GREEN PEPPERs4 1KM GIOWN FoA-l' . _FOR • Bob's Market & Greenhouses· Rt. 33 (304)773-5721 - 773-5900 Mason, W. Va. #0332 LARGE WATER MACHINE GUN R.C. VINYL FOLDING Products .LAWN CHAIR 89C ...________ ____.___ '· ) With lall• & 2 UTiRS 2 Paddles ,) . ~, ••I •• ~ $39 gun. $1 99 EA. ,, I ' ' Your kids will hare a grtat time with "COSMIC" wator • • ... . ,..,.., '· " 0 �,. !' • Friday. July 3, 1987 · Pomes oy Middleport. Ohio · .., Pege-6-lhe Daily SB11tinel ; .fXPI RIEN . - u Friday, .July 3, 1987 THE JOY Of •RELIGION ·~ - . /} . . ' • '• ...! The Daily Sentinel-Page-1; •. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio . . ' • • 1 • •, Thrs M~ and Church ~_:.n:_j __." Ray Riggs Ph. 915-4100 s. 216 Second Pomerov 992· 3325 Chester ~ISHER & LOHSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK SlURE Office Supplies GIFTS H Mill St. FRANCIS FLORIST .Mei/{s Counl _,,',or Olde.u Florist · 362 EAST, MAIN ' FUNERAL HOME "Ser~ing Families" 264 S. 2nd, Middleport ' PRESERVE OUR FREEDOM AND PRAY lliAT OIHERS MAY ACHIEVE IT let one and That ·_·p,,.,g ., Qllffltg s•, St.," CHAPMAN SHOES "--------------J - TRINITY CHURCH. John 1m1. Interim· pas· tor; DPbt:Me Buck. &mday Scl'rol &1(1 . QmrY"h School 9:15 a.m.; Worship Servt~ 10: l) a.m. Choir rE"hf-arscil. 1\tf'Sdtty,, 7:31 p.m . und('l' dl·, rretlon of Lois Burt. POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA· • RENE. Cornpr''"tJrntill....i!fld Mullrrry, He\'. "-- ~as Glrn McClung, J)astor. Norman f>n:>s.' ~.-s. s. Sup1 .• Sunday Sl'hool. 9:ll a.m.; momin.':' worship 10: .JJ a.m .: (".'enlng sel"\"l('(>6 Jl)lt~ mid-wet.>k service, Wednesday. 7 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 326 E ' ali RlAN - Sundav School, -10 a.m.: c rrh >rrvlcr. " ' ,, a.01 . RUTLAND C' HURCH OF GO D. Pt~stor . Joh'n Eva ns. Sundil-v School 10: 00 a .m .: f un cta.v Mornlno Wor<hip ll oOO a .m. Chit· dr<'n'); Chu rc- h 11 ~ . m Sunda~' F.vf'nln g Sf'n·icf' i :OO p.m . WE'd .. 0 p.m . Y oun~ La· cllC':-o' Auxili<u· ~·- W N: In PS~ d ay . 7 p.m. tam il.v Wn r~hlp. HAZF.L CO MML:'-JITY CHURCH. Off Rt . 1 2~ . ~ milPs from Po l"l l;.~ mi - Lon g Bot -· uJd N · To see their fu freed prC'~ c h inR I • • ' ... reward '• • • '• I " '•~ • '• -. FLOWIIS FOR EVER! OCCASION . . 1614)992-2039 or . 1614 l992-S721 .. 10• lwtternut An., Porntroy, Oh. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor Sl. P-roy, OH. •• • • .''• POMEROY, 01110-992-6677 • 992-2975 I Ann Fox MT. HERMON UN ITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH , l.oca·!NI In Texas Community off CI. RI. !2. Rev , Rotx• n Sanders . pastor . J eff Holter. tav IP6der : Ed Rou sh , Sunda y School Sup1' Sunday School 9:.10 a.m.: m or nin g "-'Qr!!hlp a nd Chltdrpn 's ChUrCh JO: J0 a.m.: ( Vl'ning prPa e h i n ~ !lf'rv lce ft rst thrN' Sund~t ys , 7: 30p.m .; Spt,·lal service fourth Sunda)' ev.nl n ~. 7::10 p.m .: Wronesdav P rayer MeNinf:l , Bible Stutl v ;md You1h F"{'llow . -·•• '•I Veterans . Memorial Hospital II S l. Mantoriol Dr. \ P....,aroy 992 -2 104 0 • • •' Su ndn v School 9::10 u m .: St:-c ·(H\11 ,tnd lourth Sundo.~ y~ ~' Ol ~ h ip ~f' f\' i p • nt 2;30 p. '"/!'JiZ/R~~ ";jF ' ~ ; • • restored·, · '------------------------------..J rom. aEdsd Har!. pa~tor . Sund av School. .m .: Sunday m orninJ! q: :~11 ,r tn GO.D OF PROPHECY. MT MOH JAH .HAP1'1ST, fiJUr! h tHtd be Lora tM on 0 . J . Whitt' Roa tl of Hi ghwav 1\frtln St. . Mtclctil'p(ul R,.,. (illlll'rl Cr tlf.' , 1 OW It ~ OUr great 160. Pa t Ht•nson , pastor. Sunday St-hool fO .lr , pa~l or Mr- f~ r \' In ll .• urn~nrdn{'l . human righ"' a.m . Cia ... for a ll ages . Juntor Church 11 Su nrl tl~' &· hool Supt. ~und tn• ~: hllo l H ~0 11 . "" a.m,; MornlnR" wor!>hlp l1 a.m, 1\dull ".!..; Wor~hlp St•n ler- II) 45 n m . But meanwhile; let us thank the lord Choir prarttr .. 6 p.m . Sund ay Voun~ P<•o· SlJCCF. ~S nOAI) C ll llft\'11 Of' C ll 1\IST " pie's, Chlldrt'n 's Chun' h :.tnd Adu lt Blblf' - ,I(IM•ph R Hos kin., . r \•o n~('ll!it SUnd o\' land ,Study, Wf:'dnM.d ay al 7 : :ll p m. n ttJ!,.Sturh t} n m : \\'cn·~ h lp. 10,1 m ; Suri r Offi 1fi OUr · HOP E BAPTIST C HAPEl., 570 Gra nt d ,tv P\'P ninf;! srrvlN' 6 I'm.: Wr>ctnro;otl!l~ -Gloria Nowak . S1. . Mlddi(>J)Ort. Mfllllitt'd "''llh S('l ulh<>rn ( •v (• n l n ~ M' rv\c(l, 7· p m · Baptl s1 Conw nt lon . Da vid Bryan . Sr .. Ml Pf:NTf;('OST/\i . A!-\SFMili.Y ll'11dnl' nlstl'r . Sunda~· School 10 n,m : M or n l n~ ~ ~ t ~-t W llll~tm Ho h uc::-k . pJM or sumlH\: worship 11 a .m.; Evf• nlnl.! worship 7 p.m .: !•k hool 10 a m , Sund .· ~ (•Vf'n ln~ M·rvlt-,.. i Wf'dnf'!ida y l'Vf' nln t~: Bib! (' study an.d p.m Wf'(ln.-· .. d A\. pw •n ln(Z ~ ~·n·I N• i p.rn day at 7:.10 p.m'.: MPn's Prayer Brea kfast. TuPSday, 7:JO·p.m. •prayt:'r m('('ll n~ 7 p.m . · C' AHI~ r. 1'H 'I. R.-\ PTT.ST !X>n ' ht' .tdlf"' Wedn£"Sday. 7 a.m. IGrare l. c:~~~~~~'.:~E~~~~C~R~'-~o~ RR-ADF"ORD CHURCII OF CHH IST, g t, SUp! Sund ,,, 1:\('hQnl ~ · \0 am ~·10rn l n~ ' SU'ITON - Church School, 9: JO a.m.; . ,, •"' Rt. 124 an,d Co. Rd. 5. Ma rk5ct'vl:'rs . m inis Worship lCI 30 .i m l' r'-'" •'• ,, ., ~·kt •, nlt t•rn Morn In~ Worship 10; 45 a .m . first and third Ja nd -Raclnt" Road . William Roush . paslor. r,r. Sundav School Su~ . 1-la trv H('n · f4tl" ~U nd iH ~ Linda h Evans, chu'r<"h school · r1c ks: .,unday c · "9, : a.m.: MornlnJ! · Sundays: Fellows~lp dinnf'r with Carmf'l Ch h. M ,_ dlr('ICt Or. .;J\_·hool THF.: t ll llRC'tt OF"' JE~ S (' HHIS'f ihl rd Thursdav, ·6 :30p.m. IMl'Gutrr. l. urc sc 00 19 : 30 a.m.; ornUI~ wor!!ih 1p Worship 10: 30 a .m .; f.:w• nln f.t -...·or!i hlp 7 p . ,\POSTOt.W r r\ITH - N PW \,! mli lirt ' ' J<EN6 CHU.RC' If OF CHRIST. V~·rnon IO: 30 a .m .; Wednt'$day evening pray()r m. Wednt-sda y wOnii hlp ~ p,m, nf'"<1 ro Fon MPI~~ P.• r k, lh1l11ntl Huher1 E tdrkl~ £'. mln \s li-r: Qllvr r s14·u!p. S ~nda~' st>rvices. 7: ll p.m. ST. PA Ul LU1.HERAN CHURCH. School Supt. Prt•a(·hlng 9::JO a .m . C'ach BETI-D..EHEM BAPI"IST. RE'V . Earl Co rn<'r Syra mor«' and Srcond SIS, Po- H h· h;u ·l"h , l:i.t\ ll)r Scorv!r•t-.., at 7 p m 11M \\' 1'f1m ~d a\ .. a n(! Sund ~i "" Sunday Shuler. past or . Worship scrvlre. 9:30a .m . mf'roy . Th•• Rf'\' Wlllll\m . Mlddlf'!l"oJ.'art , HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION {Thur· Sunda ySc t'!oollO::lla .m, Blbi~Study a nd pastor. Sund11 y Sr hool9· ~5 a .m. Churdt M!DpLEPOh't' Pf: 1"-1 EfOST1\ L , Thlrct man ·Durham! pastor. Sunday . service , prayer service Thursda y, 7: 30 p.m. . servl~' 11 11 .m. i\\"1' 'HI'\" C'lJr k n.tk• •f, l) ol~ll l r C't•rl t\Ot 9o30 a .in .; evening servlco 7: 30 p.m CARLETON INTER DENOMINATION · SACRED HEART CII UHCH. M••r. !l n ~h. u n . Sun 1!.1~ Sc ht,nl Sup ! 1.\und.iio' Prayf"r meE-ting, Wedneday. 7~ 30 p.m . AL CHURCH. Ktngsbul)' Road. Rev. ()a . . Anthon y CiSinnttmor('. Ph !f92.!J898. S,..lur· S4 hnol J{l ,1 m "' trh d.•s.,._, 1 r .til aJ,!f11 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF' v1d Curfm!ln , pastor. Sunday School S: ll d~y Evt>nlnR MEiss 7: 30 p. m.: Sundav ~"' ' • 'nln ~ ~,.,, h t'" .1 1 ~ p 111 Wo"flnf..,d.• \ Bl CHRIST·. Joseph B. Ho.s kl!ls. pastor. Bible a .m .: Ralph Carl. Supt . Evmtng worship Mass . 8 l) .m . a nd 10 a m Co nf<-sslons:ont' h!. • IU d\ ,p 0 Ill p m Vuulh -.pn ltf'"i J.:'rl 'ln half hour lx'fore <•ac h Mau. C~ D ~'~••· .,. ·~. , d.l\ 1 ~ '. 10j l lll a ass. 9: 30 a.m.: Morn IRR Wors hi p To ;..,.,a . 7:00 7• 00 pp.m. m rrayPr mt>ellnt!l: Wednesda y L . ;> ~:C('LES- IA n . L l.O\\~ i!IP 11!o' ,\1 111 SJ . m.; Ev('nlnl! Wors, hlp , ii: :lO p.m. T_hursday · LON·G · ~ BOTTOM CHRISTIAN V 11 a.m. Sunday. . B 1 S d · 111 · ernoo VICTORY fi,\PTIST . ll'i N. 2nd St. , MlddU-pon llrorhi"•r Chu r )( M\ l'hf'r)(ln , i~~Wtu st·.~:f.:R~~l.LE COMMUNITY EldrldgP. pastor : Wallaf'P Damewood . S. . Mlddll'port. James E . i<f'M \ pa:stor. p:t.sl\lr , Sun(l,,, Srh rKtl ill .1 m ~unr)d} CHURCH , ·Sunda or School srrvh: e, 9: 45 a. S. Supt. Sunday School 9: .:K) a .m.: Worship Sunda y m ornl n2 worship 10 a.m.: Evl"' n· ' ' ''f 'nmll ,;PrVIfM ~t "i" J) m , tn ('l \\' ,.l n~ (t. 1 v · m.: wors hi P · sen·('{' 1 tO· '" am Servtre. lO :lO.n .m. !no sl"'rvl c•• 7 p.m.·. W....... n ~ ... ay evt•nln• "''":1u 'ii- ,, , 7 p.m . · ·••v · .: HYSEI L RUN HOI IN"""" CH URCH "' ,__.. , ~.· ,.,. "" EvanJ:t•listic Servic£' 7: ~ p.m. Wt>dnes· · • • a;;..:,..., • worship 7 Q.m. Visltallon Thu rsday 6: 30 p, A;\T t(~\J 11'\' BAPTIST 1\l·fm•' fh Smilh , da y: Prayr-r ml'f'ling 7:30p.m. Thursday. , Mikf' Thompson. New H:wf'n . WV . pa s tor . m. j p.t ... l111 Sun r'l .l\ Sd'l11CII 11 'V),, rn 1hllrrt1 ZION CHURCH OF CHR IST. Pom£'roy· Sund ay School al9: lO a .m .: Morn In~ wor· MORSF. CI-!APEL CHURCH: Cha ri ('S ''1 '1\ lt'f' i IIIJ> m . \r oulhtdl nu.,h ip.!• Wp ' .Harrlsonvlllf' Rd . Rohl'rl Pu rtf'll, minis- ship 31 U1:10a .m .: Su nda y •·w•ntn~ se rvt('f"' No rris. pBSfor. Su nduy School. 10 a.m.: rn . Riblt' ' 'tHh , 'fhut"d,l\. 7 .Wpm worshln,.. snn F\ IU . CiO'iPFL UC:I! Tt tot'~ F T!i'J.& "' I S. .S . .Sup I.: Bill MeE t· 11 1 7: ,'\0 p.m . Thur'sdav Sl' l'' lcrs at 7: jO P· I£>r: Sft'\'f' Sl a nry.~ .. •Jce 11 a .m.·. Sund.')' " nt•"' ht II !lund Houd PiJrnl' l m 1'cm KI'LI\, Jlrt~ ro~· . Asst . Supt.: Sund ay Sc hool 9: 30a .m.: _m f-REEDOM GOSPEL MISS ION at Ba ld "'-'Orshlp S{'n•lc(' 7:30 p.m .; Mldwt>t•k lor [)an n' L•mtK•t 1 "i S Supr !-ound.t\ Worship ~rv\{'(' 10: 30 eL m .; Evt'nln~ wor· • prayp r st•rvl cf' Wf'dn~d a)' 7 p.m. ~ d ay. 7 p.m. 1\nob, loca tro oo County Hoad 31. R fl('v . WESLE- \' AN BIRI. E .. llOLINESS, m o rnin ~ ~...,, , ll t'.tl Ht ,t 111 Sunclt•\' f'\I'R shi p Sund ay 7 p.m. an d\\' \-uni'S ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pin<' l.awrf'nN" GluC'Smfll mp . pastor . ('\' . . CHURCH ol MlddiC'port , Inc .. 7~ Pf';•f t St , !nil Sf'f\' l('t' ~ 10 p rn Tu,"'rl,l) u nrlThul '> Grov e. The fi ('v. Willi a m tdl(ldh-s war!h. RO~f'r Willford , asst . pas tor. PrrochlnJe R4>v. Ivan My('r'$, pa s lor; Ro~t·r Munl t•y ,. d,, , .Sf·r\'lf·t ~ .11 1lf1 11 m ,.,....,... pastor. Chu rch sNvi<'t' 9:30 a .m.:-Sun"day Sl'l'' 'il'<'S Sunday 7; lJ p.m. P r:lyt•r m('('! in~ !\T'":", Su nda y S(·hool S upt . Sunday 54: hool WOilD OF' r ,,IT H '1\ Mr\l Sl ~ 1fddit' School ]0:30a .m. ~~lnf'Sda y , 7 :.'Wl p.ms.. r.ar.v Gr,tn ll h. 9:30a .m.; Morn in~ Worship lO; :k) a.m.: pm·l ~und<H morn! n l.' 'i i,..\'!C'f' Ill 1r, ,1 m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. !f'ad,l"r ._Youth J!:rou ps' undow ryrn ·nR ..II Evrnin ~ Worship 7: 30p.m. WPdnf'ti.dav ~unci.~~ t'H•nln u i l l Thur ..tiH mo rflln ~ John Wri,E: h_t. pilslor': Sunliay School 9: JO .a . 6: Yl p.m. v.·lth R()Jl('r a nd Vlol<'l Wllltord . f'W' ninR Biblr study, pra yer tmd pn1lsf:. Blhit' .. ru<h W ,, m \\' 1 ~ in 1 "-CL.t \ ,., rmn J.! ](llldC'r's. Cohmmuni on st•rvlcf' f!i'st Sunda ~· U flP.m • m.: Larl)' Ha ynvs. S. S . .S upt. Mornln J! S(' rv1C(', 7: .' ~" p,m .. f'adl mon1 . NI·. W H A\'t:~ Cllt ' HC" II OF T HE. 1\A v.·ors hlp 10 :30 a.m. TE 'S C HAP~ "~s • ~YAN RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· WHI • ~ "~ · ~ I.IVI NG WORD CH ESTE R C' HlJI! C H . (.;.\HEf\' F Hr~ <~ t .... no, n 1.\truo<.l p.t'ii!Jr RENE. Rt'v. LJo~d D . Grimm. J r .. pastor . CHURCH- Coolvlllf' RD. Rf"·. Phllltp Rl· OF GOD - G\lbf:ort SPf'nC"f"r , p[Js tor. Sun· Sut!d''' St hllftl ff . 30 ..t 111 W01 ~hiJ) "1:'1'\'lr<'. Ora Bass. Cha ir man of t hC> Boa rd of Chri!'· d(l nou r, pa.~tor . !-;und ay Srh ool 9: J0 a.m .: day &hoo t 9: 30 a .m .: Morning Sl'r\'lr'£> 10. 10 •• m.: Ynur h ~1' 1'\'lt , . !-iuml tq 11 ~~ p tlan Uff' . Sunday School 9:30 a .m .; Morn · worship I'K'rvlc-" 10:30 a.m .: BlbiC' .study m Sund.P t 'V{'flin~; o.. 1•t,lt•t •7· rup m Wrrt 10:00 a .m .: ~u nda y <'Vf' n ln~ S(" rvlcr 7:00 p lnl'! wors hip 10:30 a .m .: c-va nj!eiiStic srr· and worship Sl"rvlrl'. WMnNiday. 7 p.m. m.; Mld·" 't•r•k pr ~ y {'r sE-rv ic.•p W f"<l nl~day n t 'l'o d i1~ P t' J~I'I" M• ' dln~ ,tnt! Blblr Stu ll\ . R UTLAN D CHU.RCH OF CHRIST . 7 f10p. m . · 7 p.m. ,. vicf' 7:00p.m . Wedn("Sday S('rvlce. 7 p.m . Ma rk Jonf'S . pas1or. Bill Nlrholson. Sun · NEA SF "' F'"ITI.E~H : ST (' H l' H (' II }i uri . MT. OLIV~ COMM UN ITY CHURCII . LIBERTY CHRIST IA N CHURCH, O..x· , tN . wood~· Call, pas tor. ScrvlcC'S sunday ~· ·"' Sch ool Supt. Sunda y School 9: ~a . m .; La wrPnCf' Au ~ h . pastor. M11x F"olmt•r, Sr d.n .d tP1nrxm "f'r\' l t·~ ••I 2•,1U Tt1 ur ..<lu \ d 7 p.m. n_gW or~ t' ' t•nin)! 1., 1' 1'\ lr·1'!< ,Jt 7 :Yl Supt . Sundu y Sc:hool ;:1nd Mornin2 Worsh ip 10 a.m. an d7 p.m . W>d l nt>S ay , h ornl . · hlpand Co mmunl onl0 : 30 a . 9:,.10 a.m.: Sunt.l rty Pv f'nln~ sf' rVi r£', 7 p,rn .: FlltST HAPT ISl ' CH L' HCll . M LI'•I •II \\' ~. RUTLAND B1BI. E Ml.IH()DtST. Am os . \', l' ,hiM . BII! M u! llh\ !-iur\<l.t\ ~ th tKi l\0 Youth mf'f•l i n~ und Al bl(' S!ud)', Wrdm ~ · RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Sti'Ve WIIIIJ-- , pastor. Sonny Hudson, supt . Sunday • da v. 7 p.m. ,t 111, Su nd.n P\rnint:: i ·:•~ p m !'l ..t\1"1" Of'avf'r. Pas tor . • Mike Swt~<>r . Sunda y hool !-!: :YI a .rn .; Morntn ~ worship , .10 : 30 rnt ~ · l l n J.! .•nd IHIJII• ... rud\ ' Wt'tlll t"'!>i ~l \ ; ·~) UN ITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt. 1 on PoSchool Supt .; Sund ay School· 9:30 a .m .·: .m .: Sunda v evenin ~ servl('(' 7:00 p .m . p,m £\i' r\ OIH' "<'INH'f'll ' • mt:'rny By.rass .. R<'v . Da vid Wisrman. Sr .. Morn!n~ ~on:;hlp ~0 : 40 a . m.: Sunday tv('()n t's dEi y Sf'rviet' 7 p.m . WMPO pfo- . p<HIIur. Ml'l vl n Drakf' , S. S, Su pl . Sun~K\' HI 'T I.,\ NI) FR I·:E Wl i.L II"APTH;;"r. So~ f'Vt>nlng worship 7:30 p.m .: Wf'dnrsdi1y grum 9 a .m. l'llC'h Sunday. School 9: 30 a .m.; M o rn in ~ Worshi p 11): .lO: I I'm St·. Hf'\'" l'a ul T :l\ lOt , p.1'> l 0l Sund.n 4'\'f"ning-BibiP stud y 7:JO p.m. RUTLA ND CHURCH OF THE NAZA · Ev Pnln~ Wor!lhlp 7: 30p.m.: Wednto!)day ~-t1oo1 Jna .m.. Su n(Jn' l'"''nin~7 - 00J>tn .; BURLINGHAM OOMMUNITY CHURCH. REN E . Rf'v . l.ow.f'll F'ord , pastor. Sunda y PrayPr Servlrt•. 7: :tO p.m. \\· n lm">Jo-.da~· 1' \'f'nln j:! pn •yf'l' 0\N'Iina 7. 00/ Burlln~ham . Ray La~rrdll. pastor: fto. School 9: 31l ·a .m.: Wor.~ hlp Sf'rvi('c 10: 30 u. pm FAITH BAPTIST C HURC H, Railroad bert Cozart 1 ass \slant pastor. Sunday SChool m.: Younl! propit''s s<"rv l('('• 6 p .m . SOUTII BETIIFI. NICW TESTAMENT J S1.. Mason, Sunday & hoot lH a .m.; Morn· 10 a .m .: worship 7 p.m .: Wednesday, "6 p.m. . Ev (l n_g£'1\s t lc scrv\{'(' 6: Yl p.m. Wfldn<"Sday C' II UH_(' Jt SIIH•r R l d~r. ])uanf' SVd! •n lnJZ worship 11 a .m .; E vcnln ~ ser,•lt·c 6 p . you th me(ltfn2: Wed .. 7 p.m. ch urch sC!"'iCl'S. serv ic£' 7 p.m . m. Pray('r me4>1lng a nd Bib!(' Stud v Wt'CI· o.; tt k kf'r . jJa Stl !l Su ndnv Sthoc)J 9 .. .m : PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH.\\ . MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mlllf' r nesday , 7 p.m. Wf'l t's hlp V •n •ltt'. 10 ;t ,m .. Sunclln f' \' t•nln J.! mllr off Rt. 325. Rf'V. Ben J . Warts. paJ:; tor . Sl.. Ma!'on. W, Va . [Uiif{'flC' L. ConJler. ml FOREST RUN BAPTI ST . Rt' V Ny lt' wrvil'l'. 7•fl(l ]l. m . Wf'(!nt ·Sdtt)' niJ,!h t Blh!t• Robr-rt' Sea riPS, S.S. Supt . Sunday. School nlstC'r . Sunda .v Bibl e Study 10 a. m .; Wor· <: tud,\' 7; no o.m. · ~Bo~dPn . pas ror. Co rnrilu s Bunch. supt . 9:.10 a.m .; Morn ln~ Worship 10: 30 a .m.: ship .11 a .m. a nd 7 p.m . Wednesday Btblt• Sunday PVenln~ Sf'rlice 7:30 p.m. ; Wffi · . Siudv. voca l music. 7 p.m . tl('sday !'f'n.' k E'. 7:30p.m . LIBERTY AsSEMBLY OF 'GOO. Dud· SILVER RUN BAPTIST . Bill Ll!tlt•, ding l.. anC' . .Mason . W. Va . J . N. Tha c ker . pasto r. ~1Pve L1111e. S. · S. Supt . Sund av. pas tot·. EvC' nln ~ sr-rvlcf' 7:30 p.)Tl .: WoSchool 10 a .m.: Morn In lit worslp , ll a .m .': men 's Ministry , Thursda y, 9:JO a .m.: . Sunday evpnlng worship 7: JO p.m . Pray('r I W<'dn<'sday P rayPr a nd BiblE' Sru'd y. 7: 15 m('('tlng and Bibtf' study Thursday , 7:30 p. · p.m. m.: Youlh mpellng_ Wf'dnPSda:V a1 7 p.m. , The 41h o! July Is many things to many people. As a lad, lo r ' HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN UNION . Th e fllov. David · me, - .18.1 N . 2nd Ave .. Middleport. Sunday It was !Ire crackers and caps for my gun. It was a holiday to McManis, pastor. SundaySChool9 : 30 a.m. School tO a .m. Sund ay evening 7:00p.m.; put oul flags and make riotse. Today. for many people, Ills going ; Sunda y morning service, li a.m .; Sun· Mld·Wf'Pk se-rvJC'e. Wed .. 7 p.m . day nigh t serv ice, 7 : ~ . Wednesay p-ayer to the beach for swimming. hot dogs, baked beans , potal ~sa lad, meetln!Z. 7:30 p.m. LANGSVJLLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, picnics, and ball games, with family and friend s. A getllng Dallas Janey, Sunday School Supt. Sunday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, together to celebrate. We dare not fore get those mlnule men and School 9: 30 a .m.; Sunday Morning Wor- · -W. Vij, .. Rt. 1. James Lewis , pastor. Wor· ship, 10: JOa.m .; Su~dayevenlng~orshlp, ship services 9:30a.m.; Sunday School U · continental soldiers of the Revolution that gave 13 colonies 7: 30 p.m . Wednesday evening Prayer a .m .; Evening worship 7: Xl p.m. Tue-sday freedom . Freedom !rom tyrany and taws without represent a· Meertng, 7~ 30 p.m. · collage prayer meeting and Bible Study lion and worshiping pf God as the peoPI\!-saw fl t. -! 9:30 a .m .; Worship ilervl~, Wednesday • SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE ' NA· P:!'!· As we listen today to the ultra-liberal, leftlsl, pro-communist •ZARENE . Rf'v. Glfi'ftn McMII1an . JDStor .. · .7:30 OURSAVIOURLUTHERANCHURCH, Mary J an ice Lavendf'r, Sunday School of our national T.V. 'a nd press reporters we Wpuld hear attitude Walnut and Henry Sts .. Ravenswood, W. Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m .: Morning Va . The Rev . George C. Weirick, pastor. different. They would have us to understand lha t no one tn 1he worst_lip 10: 3o a.m.: Eva ng£-lis ttc sC'rviw. '· &lnday SChool 9 : 30a.m ~ ; Sunday worship 1770's and SO's believed In God. Prayer was worthless beca use 6 p.m .; Pra yer and Praist>Wedn('Sitly, 7 p. .. 11 a .m . m.: Youth m Pe t!n~ . 7 p.m . those founding fathers did not pray, believe In God and thought CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH,Iocaled on EDEN UN ITED BREI"HREN IN · Porrieroy Pike, Coonty Road~ near Fl~t · of themselves. Weal ~ Rnllw, however, they prayed at I he only CH RIST. C. UsliP Gil lilan , pastor. Sun woods. Rev. Blackwood, pastor. Services day School. 10:00 a. m .: Morning Worship meetings when they wrote the Declaration of Independence-and on Sunday at 10:30 a.m . and 7:30p.m . with , n ; oo-a.m . Sunday ev~nlng !ervlce 7:00 p. Sunday Schoo19o 30 a .m . Bible Study. Wed the writing of the .Constitution, and .there were c haplains with m. Wednt>sday evening prayer service nesdly,"7: 30 · .i'ri: .... ...................... · ·· · . the military during the War of Inde~dence . . 7: 00p.m . FAITH FEELOIWHIP CRUSADE FOR As people heard about this new nation. many flocked lo these . . HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN ,i\Og .... CHRIST, St. Rt. 3.111, Antiquity, Rev. : . er Watsoo, pastor. Crenaon Pratt, Sunday Franklin Dickens. pastor, Sunday morn' shores to worship GQd as they pleased. At first, they may not · • · School Supt. Morning Worship 9: 30a.m.; · - Ing lO ,a.m .; Sunday evening 7:30 p ,m. : ·have been tolerant of others ways of worship or religion. Sunday School 10:3Q a.m .; Evening ser· · Thursday evenlni 7::.l p.m . vice. 7:30p.m. ·Nonetheless all kinds came and to this day , America, our United c· !n"IVERSVJLLE COMMUNITY BAP· fliT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, . TIST CHURCH. Pastor Roberl Byers. States, has more variety In wo~shlp than any nation on earlh: pastor; Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supt. Sunday SchoollO a.m.; Worship service 11 People still flock to America and bring their religion with them . -Sunday School 9:45 a.m .; Evening wor. .-a .m .: Sunday evening sei'Vief-,7:30 p .m .; ship 6:30p.m.; Prayer Meeting. 6: 30p.m . .Wednesday evening service~:~ ~m . The people "who have the biggest hearts and dig deepest Into Wednesday. · . their pockets to help the needy are the church people. Ills nol . TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF those who are putting !lown religion every chance they get. CHRIST. Dave l>rentlce, minister. Deryl Wells, Supt. Church School 9 a .m .; Wor· · Our earll!!st schools were church organized. Some of the besl ship Service, 9:15p.m. • ' ' and most noteworthy today are still church related. If you want CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Rev. · Herbert Grate, pastor. :an exceptional teacher-or doctor or lawyer ur scientist, pick one • Frank RIHle, supt. Sunday School 9:30 a. who has gone to a church school. You will see very soon, you CHURCH OF . JESUS CHRIST APOS· ~.; Worstaip service, 11 a.m . and 1 p.m. made the right choice. America Is a godly nation, still today. 11 SUnday. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Prayer m~t· TOLIC - VanZandl and Ward Rd. Elder lng. • James Miller, pastor. SUnday School, :Is under attack by many to belittle prayer, worship, God, LAUREL CLIFF FREE ME"TIDDIST 10: 30 a.m.; Wonhlp Service, Sunday, 7:30 · ·Chrlsti&J:~Ity, Judahlsm, etc. God Is going to win In the end . This CHURCH. David Bell, pastor. Robert E. p.m ,; Bible Sludy, .Wedn•doy, 7: 30p.m . 4th of July, you fiy your fiag, don't give liP on America. God ts Barton , Director at Chrlatlan Education; POMEROY WESLEYAN HOUNESS, Steve li:blln, aulstant. Sunday Sdlool9: 30 . HarrllonvUJe Road. Rev. Dewey Kina, here, he will not be defeated. We are His troops aud w~ believe a.m.; Momlne worship r1: 30 a .m.; Teena paator; Cllntm Faullt. Su"""y Sdlool • ~nd will fight !or God and a Godly America. Remember that the Supt.; Sunday School 9:30a.m.: momln8 In Action, 6p.m .; Ever~ Ina Worship , 7:30C. .m. Wednesday ev~tng prayer and Btb e worship. 11 a.m .; Sunday evening service ;!Qpples stU!- grow between the crosses row bn row. We have study, 7:30p.m. Choir practice, Thursday, 7:30 p.m . Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, . ~reedom , 7 p.m. • 7 Pastor William Mlddleswartll FIRST CHURCH OF 000. ' ' DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Charles Rus.. ll Sr., mtntaler. Rick Ma - · noo-P..,tecostal. Wonhlp IIOIVIce SUnday Lutherans of Melp County 10 a .m.; Sunday School u ·a.m. Evening comber. supt. Sunday School 9:00 a.m,; " - ' .. . •· ·worship ...-vice 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Wors!IIP aervlce 10:30 a.m._Bible sludy, vr•yer meetlna 7: 0!1 p.m. f .) '\,• 1! ;' \ But need a helping hand. - j them OUt; While er , , .. Are livtng tn C3j)QV1ly , gone day to be free, And longm . 1 stlte to VOte -< this Mpn:. ,.' we are living in a That's What OUr system'S about, n~ uncle ' fS'"' . " d •, . And "'l41.& · th 0 th nauons at ~see 10: :m a.m .: Sundu~' f'\'f' nin g s<'rYicrs. 7: 30 p.m . . . MIDDL,EPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST Main St .. Pomeroy. Sunday !:lt"rvices: Holy communion on thE> ftrst 9Jnday ofpach month, ' CHURCH. Cor nf'r Ash and Plum . Ralph and combtrFd with mon'llng prayer On the C'u pdiff. paS~ t or . Su nd 3y Schooi lO: 00 a .m .: . Mo rning Wor:o; hip . 11 : 00a.m ,; Wedm~sda y thirdd Sunday. Morning prayer and sermon on ;t nd ~arurday E \"l' nln ~ Servi ces fi r i : 30 p. all Ofht>r Sundavs of the month. Oturch School and Nursery cci.rP prm.idNl. Coffee hour in the _ m . Parl'5h Hall immf•c:iiately following thP servk.'(l. -a>MEROY CHURCH OF CHRTST, 212 W ~1EIGS Main St .. NPil ProWfoot, pastor. Bible School COOPERATIVE PMliSH 9:JJa.m.: Morning worship. lO:.JJa .m.: Youth U~TIED METHODIST CHURCH I"T'Il'Pt~.6: 00 p.m.; Ewnln,.!worshlp. 7: 00p. ;.. NORTHEAST CLUSTER m. Wf'dnt>sday n~ht prayer met'tlng and Bible Rev . Don A r:cher stWy. 7:00p.m. Rev. Roy De-f'ter 11iE SALVATION ARMY , U5 Butt£>rnut Rev. !iw.ldon John!jon AVf'., Pomerov. Mrs. Dora Wlnilli! in charJ!'('. t\LFR E;D- Ch ur ch Sc hool 9:l"l a .m.: s.arday oouness mE'f'llnf':, 10 a.m.: &lnday Wors hip. 11 a .m .; UMYF' 6:30p.i11.; UMW School. 10::Jl a.m. Surday Sch.Jol. YPSM Th ird Tu C'S day. 7: 30 p. m . Communion. Elolse Adams, leader. 7:ll . p.m. SaJvaHon li rs t Sunday. jArcht>r ) ll"ftttng. various s~akf'rs and music sPf'Cials. CHESTER - Wor !' h!p 9 a .m.: Church . Thursday. U:l) a .m. to 2. p.m. Ladies Homf' Sc!loo.I!O a.m .: Bible Study, Thursda y. 7p. l.eagtl('. memben; In chan..~. all Y.'Ofllf'n m.: UM W. f!rs 1 Thurs day. 1 p. m.: Com · wmted: 6: t5 p.m. Thursday, Ulrfl' Cadf>f un lon. fi rs t Su ndav 1Arc h£>r \. aasss 1Young Peoplt... Biblel, 7: l> p.m. Blbk> m JO PPA- Wors hip 9: :\0 a .m.: Church SIWy and PrayPr rnef>fln~. opAl to the plbtlc. S('h90 l Hr:_:VJ a. m. Bib!(' Study Wt'dnesday .. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF i : .lO p.m . 1J ohnsonL CHRIST. 33226 01ildren 'S~ HomP Road (County LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9: 30 Road 161. 992·5235. Vocal ffi\.L<;ic. &lndav Wor· 1.1.m .: Wor!' hlp 7 p.m.: Blblr Study. Wf'd - ; slhp 10 a.m. : 8\bleSttdy ll a.m.: Won;liip. 6p. n~da ~· - 7: :11:1 p.m.: UMYF' . WtodnE'Sda y. 1 m. WedneSday. Bible StWy, 7 p.m. fl : OO p.m.: Co mm uni on F'ir_,., ~undav . , OlD DEXTER BffiLE CHRISTIAN 1Arc-ht'rl. · CHURCH. AMn Curtis. JXtstor; Unda Swan. REEDSV ILLE- C'hur ch Schoo\9 : :(1 a . 5'ilpt. SuOOay School 9: lJ a.m.; pr'eachin~ ser· m .; Wor·!'hip S(on·IC'f' 11; ("10 IJ .m. (0c:>f' t lTI . \'"k'E>s. first and third Sunday folklYJIJlS! SuOOay TUPPERS PLAI NS ST . pAUL School. Youth ll"lf'("ting, 7:JJ p.m. evPry SJ.n· C hurch School 9 a.m.: Wo1·s hip 10 a .m .: ' day. ' Bibl f' Stud.\'. Tu PSda.v, 7:30 p.m.: UMW , Th ird Tuf'Sclay. 7:30 p. m.; Communion GRAHAM UN ITED METHODIST, Fir.':; t Su nd u ~· tAr·chPr \. ~Ching 9: 30a .m first a nd st' co nd , Sun CENTRAL CLUSTER days or f!ac h month : third an d rourth ·Sun lw.v . .lam~ E . Corhitl · day f'ach month wors hip S(' rViC'f's at 7: :mp. Rf'Y , Slt!Veo NeiNon m .: WPdn f's d a~· f'Vc nln ~s u1 7: 30 p.m. Rev. Melvin Franklin Pravt•r ;,m d Biblf' Studv Jt4!v . Cletnt!ftlt' S. ZuniKa, ,Jr. SEVENTH-DAY ADVE NT IST. Mulh Rev . Rohert Mussmaft £'rry Ht•ight s Ro ad. Pomf'roy. L('roy ASRURY IS~' r a cu s f'l -Wors hip11 a.m.: Bruc h, Pastor: Sa bbath School Su prrin : Churc h Sc hool !i :45 a .m .: Char):;t' Bible : - wnd('nl. Rhond a Mar kin . Sabbath School Stu d ~ . Wf'dnE'!'da y. 7::JO p.m ..: UMW. fl i-s t bc~ins a t 2 p.m...-19n Sat urd a,\• wi th worship Tuf'Sdil y. 7::ui p.m.: Choi r Rf'h€'ar s al . SNVICt' rol low\n"'g a t .1: 15. Ev£'ryonf' Wf') Wf' dnf'!' da ~' G::Y"t p.m .; UMW . fo urlh Sunc-o m~ . . tby. 11: 30 p.m. IN£'1sonl. RUTLA ND FTRST BAPTIST CHURCH E :"JTERPRISE - Wor:-; hip 9 a .m .: - Sister HarriPII Warn Pr. Supt. Sunday Chu rch School tn a.m.: Blbl£' Studv. TUC"S· !-;~)lQQ I B: W a.m.: Morn in ~ Wor!' hip. 10: 45 d::Jy, 7: :mp.m .. UMW. First Mond-a\'. 7 : ~ · a .m . . p.m.: UMYF Sund a.v. 6 p. m. Cho"tr Rl" · POMEROY FIRST BAPTT~T . Lvs ton ht· ~r sal, fl :.I!O p.m. W£'dnrs day. tFra nkllnl · Hall r .v. m tnls tN : Saturday Pvf:.nln_g FLATWOODS- Churf'h School, 10 a. m . e'·a ngrllslic sPrvlcPs. OPf'n 1o public. 7 p. : WorJ; hip. 11 a.m.: Biblr Study. Thursm .: Sunday Chu rc h School. 9: :hl a.m .: da ,v . 7 p.m.: UMYF. Sunday, 6 p.m . Morn in~ Worship 10: .)(}a.m. 1Franklin \, FTRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po· F'OR E:ST RUN ~ - Wor!' hip 9 a .m.: mt'roy Plkf'. E . Lamar O'Brya nt, pastor: Churrh School 10 A.M.: Choi r praCtlrf'. Jack Nf'C'dS, Sunda y School Direc tor. SunT u("'Sd~y . fl ::JI p.m.: UMW . firs! Tuf'Sday, . day Sch ool. · ~ : ~ a . m.; Morning Wo rship . 7 ::«~ p. m. 1Nelson1 .' . · 10 ~ 4~; f'Vt>nlngworshlp, 7: 00p.m . (0 .S.T.1 !·lEATH IM!ddlf'J)orll- C' hur ch School. & 7: 30 tE,S.T. I: Wed ne!:lda y Pra yer S€r·· ~ :,10 il. m.: Mornin g Worship 10:.10 a .m.: viet:•, 7:00p.m . IO.S.T.I & 7: 3lfP.M. (E .S Yout h Group. -1 p.m.: WC'dn f'Sd av, Chur ch T. l: Mission Frif'nds 1agf'!' 2-61 , Royal Choi r r rhf'arsu L 7 p. m .: t hursda y. A[llbi).SSador" n>ays ages li· lfi. J. a nd Girls P ra.v r r SPn·icr. fUfl p.m .: Bibl e Study. 7 jn- 1\(· tion ragf' ~ 6·1BI on Wednrsda ys, 7 p. p.m. tZu nir::ill . · m . ID.S.T.l & 7: ;i() p. m . rE .s:r. \: Tu rsda y MINERSVILLE -Wors hip Sforv]('(' ) 0 Vlsttatlon. 6:30 p.m . a .m .: Church Scho ol. 11 a .m .: UMW . th ird FAITH TABER NACLE CHURCH . Bal· W<'dn rosday, ) p.m.; Cho ir pr aetlct>, Mon· I<'V Run Road. Rov . Emm r n Raw son. pas· da;.". 7:30 p.m . rNr lsonJ . tof. HandlE':¥ Dun n. supt. Sunda y School . P EARL CHAJ;IEL - Wors hip Sl'rvice 10 a .m.: Sunday C'V r nlng srrv lc£'. 7:30 p.m, ·!l :.10 a. m.: Chu rch School 10:15 a .m.: · : Blbl4:' t{'ac-hinl'{. 7:30p.m . Thursday. UMW Second Tu esd~ y. 7: 30p.m.: tMu ~s · SYRACUSE MISSION . Cherry S t .. S.~' milnt · · ra cust'. Servicf'S. 10 a. m. Sunday. EvP nin ,~; POMEROY - Chu rch School. 9:15a.m . sf'rvicPs Sunday ;~ nrl WE'dn es d a~· ar 7:00 p. : Wt1r!'; h!p 10:30 A. m.: Choir reh€'arsa l m. WC'dnesday, 7:,10 p·. m .; UMW. s('{und MIDDLEPORT CHURCH CF CHRIST Tu E>Sda y. i :30p.m.: tiMYF Sunday. 6p.m . l f'i.CJIRISTIAN UN IO N. RP v. Keith Eblin . (Ct1 rbit fl , ·• pastor. Sunda y Sc hool 9:.10 a.m .. Wad e ROCK SPFUNGR- - Chur<'h Schoo l, 9:15 Havman. sup!. : Mo rning Worship, 10: 30a. a .m .; Worship 10 ~ . m . ; Blbl r Study, Wed · ' m. i Sunday rvl'nin g srrviCC' 7: .10 p.m.: ni'Sd ay, 7:.10 p.m.: UMYF' (S('niorsl . Sun· Wl'dnesday P rayPr Meet In g . 7: 30"p.m. day, 5 p.m.; iJ uniorsl ('vpry otht>r Su n· MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. d ay, fi p.m. I Franklin\. Ra cine. RPv. Jam('s Satl{'rfil.'ld. pastor. RUTLAND- Chur ch School. 10 a.m .: · FrE"t'man Wlllla tn s, Supl. Sunday School -Wors hip, Ji a .m.: UMW (Ev<'nlngCircl£>) 9: 45 a .'m.: Sunda y ~ nd Wed nt•sd ay t•v£>n · s('('(l nd Wednrsdily. 7: 30p.m .: UMW IAfIn~ seryicf's. 7 p.m . t{'fno On Clrcl<') S('('Ond Thu rsday, ' p.m . MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. I Mu ss m an I . Corner Sixth and Palmf'r. Ea rl Eden , Pas· SALEM' CENTER- Church School S: 15 tor. Bob Parkrr. S.S. Supt.: Ca thy Riggs, a.m .: Worship 10:15 p. m. (Mussma n\. : Asst. Supt . Sund a y School, 9: 15 a.m.: SNOWVILLE - Wors hi p, 9:00 a.m .; MOriitn~ Wors hip. 10:15 a.m.: Sunday · church s rhool9:45 a.m . !Mussma n) E:venlng service, 7 p.m. Prayer meeling .and Blbif' Study WNI.nf'sda y C'Vf'ning. 7 p. SOUTHERN CLUSTER m.: Children's c hoir prac tlcf', Wednes· Rev. Roser Orace day , 7 p.m .; Adu lt choir pracllr.P. WNI .. R Rev. Paul McGuire p.m .: Radio program, W'MPO . Sunday; APPLE GROVE - ·Church&hool9: 30 8: 30a .m. a .m . Worship. 10: 00 a,m , (first and third - '" Sundays); Bible study every Sunday 7 p. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. m .; UMW Second TuE"sday, 7:00 p..m .; 5th an d Main , AI Hartson, IT,IIn istc-r: Mlkr Prayer m£'PII,ng, Wednesday, 7 p.m . ·Gc_>rlach . Su nda y School SupC'rlntendenl. · (Grace). Bible' Sc hool9: ;ll) a .m.: Morning Worship BETHANY - Worship, 9 a .m.; Church 10:30 a.m. EvPn~nf!: Worship 7:00p.m. _Sc hool , 10 a. m.: Bible Study. Wednesday, WE~~nesday . 7: 00 p.m . Prayt'r mt'e-tlng: . 10 a.m .: Dorcas Women s Fellowship, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· WcdnE"sday, 11 a .m. (McGuire). ZARENE . PASTOR Frf"d Penhorwood . CARMEL - Church School 9: 30 a .m.: Bill w:.u e. Sunday School Supt. Sunday Worship, 10: 45 a.m . Second and Fourth School 9:·30 a. m .: Morn ing Worship 10:45 Su ndays: Fellowship dinner with Sulton a .m .: Evan~ellstl c mt'PIIn~ . 7 :00 p.m. third Thursday, 6: 30p.m . (McGuire) . .., WednE-sday, 7:00p.m . Prayer meeting. , EAST LETART- Church Schooi9a.m .;. ' UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY . Vorshlp 10 a .m. second and fourth. Sun· OF MEIGS COUNTY lays; UMW first Tuesday, 7: ao p.m . Rev. Charles Talbott GraCE') . HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN , LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a .m .; • CHURCH - Sund{ly: Worship Services : hurch School JO a.m . (Grace). 9: 00a .m.: Church SchoollO: 15 a.m .. • MORNING STAR.- Worshlp,9; 45a .m .; > MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERJAN Jhurch School, 10:30 a .m .; Bible STudy, sunday School . 9 a .'m .: . Church servlcP, rhursday, 7: 30p.m. ( Rader) . 10:15 a .m. · R,\CINE WESLEYAN - Church Schoo] . SYRACUSE ];:JRST UNrT~Cn PRICSBY· 10 a.m.: Worship 11 a.m .: UMW fourth - appreciate We have the right 104 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY 992-2815 all Of freedom, which we celebra.t e With flag and marching band; For when our leaders raise a doubt, (ro~ls Family Restaurant "F~tltri•l /l.t~lllekg Frl•j Clrldt•" · 228 W. Main St.; Pomeroy 992-5432 I 8 ..... GroceriesGeneral Merchandise Racine 949· 2SSO 5141 ~ · Pometog FlowS' Shop SONS SlORE Homelite Saws I.j Ruiland, O~io 45775 ,J , Wni. "Bill" Bro_wn , Owner Phone {610) 742- 2777 ' ' WAID CROSS URNI~~~~ROWAREl f ElliS &SONS SOHIO ·Brown s Fire & ,Equipment ~!~-:.:;d 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy RIDENOUR • .' 992-2318 Pomeroy •. I • " " '\e!a~ · 614 / 992-2644 Ra wling~-Cota.ts-Biower tB ColumDu~~ 0 . . 0~ B04W . Maln . Pomeroy , POMEROY, OHIO 45769 • Nationwide Ins . CQ. Prescriptions Middleport . ••. . '- 1 ~~ -~ (hurt~' . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ·TEAFORD REALTY' ; . 0--a ~ SI.RI. ; • --.·-- 1 • Smith Nelson Motors POMEROY rY~CUSE - ---- - ------~ - -- --·-·--- - --·· -· heritage house of shoes CHESTER , PH. 992-2174 MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-5627 PH. 985-41 00 ' " • BANK ONE, ATHENS. NA '. Alhena. Ohio -FDIC ., ·. Ingels Furniture and Jewelry · Home National Bank RACINE SYRACUSE MIDDLEPORT 949-2210 992-263$ MIDDLEPORT • PH. 992-2196 Downing-Childs Mul.len, Musser Ins: POMEROY PH. 99-2~2342 992-6333 Ridenour Supply Pat Hill Ford Adolph's Dairy Valley, Inc. CHESTER POMEROY PH. 992-2506 PH: 985-3308 • Ewing Funeral Home .. _ , SERMONETTE . • Riggs Used Cars Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funerar Home MIDDLPEORT PH. 992-5141 Gravely Tractor Sales and Service Swisher & Lohse POMEROY PH. 992-2955 . POMEROY PH. 992-2975 Farmers Bank & Savings Co. POMEROY PH. 992-2136 ' ' POMEROY PH. 992-2181 • t(O{q#D~ ." ' '. > ". POMEROY GALLIPOLIS 9!J!-2054 446-2691 ·<:l'> POMEROY PH. 992-2121 PH. 992-6661 MGM _Farm City Inc. '· ' Chapman Shoes ' ' .. " POMEROY '. ' .. Baum True Value · CHESTER PH. 985-3:,01 .., ,; ' ' ~ Fruth Pharmacy . . MIDDLEPORt · . 992-6491 Francis Florist \ POMEROY PH. 992-2644 Crow's Family Restaurant POMEROY PH. 992-5432 Marguerite Shoes ··, POMEROY ' • Pomeroy Flower Shop POMEROY 992·2039 --+ / K&C Jewelers . I POMEROY Foodland POMEROY 992-3785 Middleport Trophies MIDDLEPORt PH. 992-2168 .,, HAVE' A HAPPY AND SAFE 4TH OF JULY . • . "' . ' " • •1, ' "0 .,' . ' '-~ . . .. �The Dally Public Notoce Sentm~l 5 Fnday July 3 1987 OhiO 11 Business Services Happy Ads DAIRY PRODUCTS AND BAKERY PRODUCTS 1118 North S.Cond Mddleport Ohoo 45760 Spec f cation sheets are avt~lable at the Treasurers Pay You• Cable & Phone Bolls Here IUIIN!SI PHONE 1~141 n2 6550 i!SIDENCE PHONE 1614) •• 2 7754 otf ce by 1 ~ o clcok noon on 20 1987 Sa d board of educat on eserves the r ght to accept o BJ&Ct any and all parts of any and all b ds Board of Education look who J 6/,thdlg It Julg 41M/ 18 BELL CONSTRUCTION General Controctors RACINE OHIO 949 27 48 Still 1 Fl,.mek" Eastern local School 0 str ct ,, 42 E o se Boston Treasurer Ho-rd L Wrotesel H1ppg 8/,thdlg/1 SR 7 Reedsv I e Oh 45772 26 (7) 3 10 17 4tc 38900 (6) Ca y F sh ng Supp es We all sealed b ds shall be ece ved n the treasurers July FREE ESTIMATES All WORK GUARAN'TEED SALES & SERVICE otf ce In order to be considered M Business Services Birthday July 4th ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter C leanong Paontong FREE ESTIMATES part t me. *18 000 No allling r.peat bustnlll Set vou own hours Treining ptovkled Call 1 812 838 1170 M F Bam to fipm tCentre Stand•d Time) NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS • Computenzed Heanng A1d Select1on ~ Sw1m Molds Interpreting SeiYtces a: LISA M KOCH ~ 3!: 949-2263 or 949-2168 MS (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Galhpohs Oh1o 45631 8 13 tfn 422871fn 3 Announcements Captain D tAll Yau C.n Eat F 1h D nn., Sundey July lth 1 1 30 4 00 at the South•n H.gh School Cafete a Racine Spon sorad by the South•n Band Advance t diets for ag• 13 through aduh1 14 21 undtr t3 1260 Th•etcktflrhWflbe obtained from any band member o at the H gh School Office T chts at doo 84 ISO •nd 82 76 PomeroJ DABBLE SHOP HOURS Tue Wed fro 11omta7pm Sunday 1 pm 7 pm By Chance or Appo~ntment RUSS MOORE HAPPY 992 2526 1 3 17 1 mo 1 N 2nd AVE MIDDLEPORT, OH PLASTIC CRAFT and MANGE CERAMIC BISQUE 1 PRICE /2 Month of July: Card of Thanks 1 2 I mo SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & ALUMINUM Complete Gutte Work Complete Remodel ng Roof ng of a Types Worked n home area 20 veers Free Est mates EUGENE LONG (-ll Ph 111141 843 5425 S 22 87 2 mo pd ACCENT FENCE COMPANY let Us Fenea 'iau In FREE ESTIMATES RES O EN A C OMMEAC Al •Located on General Hartinger Parkway on Moddleport near the pool Davos woshes to thank Dr Mark Walker nurses on the Foqrth Floor East and West and the en tore staff of Holter Mtdocal Center Also th' Homt Health Nurses and the staff af the Meogs & Gall a EMS Specoal thanks to the Syracuse Squad for the many tomes they come when called The Ewong Funeral Home Rev Ro bert Stewart and Rev Glenn McMolhon and oil the fnends famoly and neoghbors for theor com fort and kond words flowers donations faad from Rutland Freewoll Baptost and the Syracuse Nazarene Churches And agaon a specoolthanks to the Feeney Bennett Post 128 dur ng the long oil ness and death of our husband father grand father and brother THE FAMILY OF HAROlD D DAVIS Real Estate General TEAFORom Real Estote ~ RI.AmR 216 E 2nd 51 Phone 1 (614) 992 3325 RU1lANO - Sw m poo sa e te d sh g lawn db a po ep ace Heal o a or elec BB hea 3 BR 2 haths ange e g ca pel ng Mode n anch 66 ACRES - In I mbe w h he m ne als Wes o Rul and and ve y pr vale I 00 ACRES - Sa sbu y Townsh p On good g av e oad 2 gas o we s I ee gas and 2 wate taps POMEROY - 5 ms woQd bu ner slac k mod bath gas u nace panel ng ca pel ng new oo and plu mb ng Ga age shop On y $18 000 COUNTRY - 6 y od b ck 3 BR 2 baths w lh showe s cook un Is n ce carpe ng u basemen pat o nsu lated Wth 5 89 acres RIVERFRONT - I 00 ac es on Rl 124 SouII ern sc hoo s Farm b dgs and TP wa e Nce o deve op ment POMEROY - 7 ms 2 balhs iltange ef g ba se menl 2 w ches slorms gas hot wa e heat and v ny s d ng 0 e may buy REEDSVIllE - Sma 6 rm hom e bat h gas heat TP wa e extra lot setup for mob e home Ask ng $16 000 What w I you g ve' CE~TIFIED APPRAISALS Housinq H eadquarters 1 13 tfc 4 EAGLE RIDGE SMAll ENGINE CENTER PARTS SERVICE Repatrs on All Makes Transaxle Repatrs lO<oted Halfway Between Rt 7 and Iathan HAS 1200600 Monday Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY PH 949 2969 6 30 1 mo Main..... POMEROY 0 992 2259 NEW LISTING- MORNING STAR ROAD - Want to bu ld you own home but cant f nd the perfec pace We we have t 5-5 acre o s ocated on Mo n ng Star Road Water & electr cava r abl e Call us and start bu ld ng you d earn home Today ASK NG $10 000 00 ea MARCUM CONTRACTING CHE!nl OHIO •ROOF NG •SID NG •WINDOW REPLACEMENT •REMODE NG A ROOM ADD T ONS •GARAGES & POLE BU LONGS REfERENCES Phone Day or Evtnongs 985-4141 GEIIEIAI COIITIACTOIS 6 10 87 I POMEROY - Nce I I oo p an home n own 3 4 bed ooms 2 baths lull basement lnd ana Slone f ep ace E!lra os o pa knga l ngood con dton $39 90000 OUT OF TOWN- Eve yone oves lhe coun y and lh s s you chance lo I ve lhere N ce 3 bed oom tra ler wlh new ca pet n v ng oom ce ng ans n k tchen and I v ng oom A Cun t n mas te bedroom I bath wth washe & d ye Newe fmnt porch Also nc udes sate le d sh o s ol cab nel space bar and many othe nne leatu es Ca fo ou show ng today $14 500 00 CALIFORNIA CONTEMPO RARY - On over 5 ac es n the country 3 4 bed ooms 2 bath s over 1300 sq ft slor age bu d n& woodburner hook up e ec BB heat Ca pel ng ga den a ea many othe n ce fealu es P~ICED TO SEll $39 900 00 ST RT 33 - Rght on Kng; bury Road 2 acoe bu ld ng s es Water & elect c ava a be Te ms ava lab e MAKE OFFER $6 500 00 LETART - Lke new ns de & oul Comp elely oemo deled home on arge ol Ex ce en! cond I on Ga age new roof & s d ng Must see lo app ec ate $27 500 00 Henry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Dolt e Turner 992 5692 Tracy Roffle 949 3080 Off ae 992 2259 BISSELL RESPONSIBILITIES The Coo dln•1or develop• mplementl •nd eveluatft the nterv ct pragremt and work thopt for Nurs ng Hom• and other PfO vld•• ot aerv cas to older Oh Oint which ere pr•ented by the NHATC or Aree Agencv on Ag ni In Southeut Oh o QUAl. IFICATIONS R N ''"ulrod poop 0 New Homes luolt Free Esumetes PH 949-2160 or 949 2801 No Sunday Calk To gNe •way Alalkln M•l• mute Male 4 yea 1 Cocker span e1 1 h yean old Femal• spaded Hue paper• on both c. 614,•6n1& mo pd NEW GRIPS ' 3 00 TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES JOHN TElFORD Prolessoonol CNESTU OHIO 45720 61587Jmo 48874 Dudl no Ju~ BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U St RT SO EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO 814 448 3839 2 kitten• 1 yellow 1 b edt tter bax trt ned Cell &1 4 U6 2034 even ngt Looking to tomeone tru1t worthy to do tome of you house wo k1 Have ef.,ence Don keep putting t off Just eel me enn ngt 814 4-4& 7851 di\'S 288 1131 Mal• ltbrlldor Ret ev"' tuM grown 10 good home loves ch d.., C1l 814 446 166' 18 Wanted to Do Septic tenlc pump ng •• dantll a. comm.- ca 880 per ~ad Ran Evens Ente p illl J•ckson Author zed John Dee e New Holland Bush Hog Farm Equ pment Dealer 7 Farm Eqalpmut Parts & Servlee I 3 86 lfc PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Doy or Noght NO SUNDAY CALLS 41686tfn 3 bed ooms 1 ba'h "'ng oom k tchll'\ end den Fu batement with fuel o I o wood bu n ng tu ntce c• port ou bu ld nu 1 a llfhook up 1 Vl JI C e 12& 000 W con1 de enj;l con act • 9 ptrcent Cal 614 n2 2832 evtn jngs tfttn" Jo• F ve 8 weeks old k t1en1 304 675 40B8 B g wh te Cal with couple blaelt spo • 304 676 2931 Lost and Found F• m• aye ow & wh te ca Tek.,. f om P .. uy home tha bu•necl I env nto mat on pl...e cal 81& •46 2171 l.ot & ldt en Pubhc Sale & Auction VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR •Sto m Doors •Sto m W ndows •Rep acement W ndows •New Roof ng Truck auto & heavy equopment repa•rs and wei dong (A I makes & models) FREE ESTIMATES PH 949-2756 JAMES KEESEE PH 992-2 John K Benh: Owner /Mechanoc •lnsulat on J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satelhte Sales Installation Service Electromc Organs Mob1le servtce 614 843 5248 RUSONABLE R!llABlE B 20 86 tfn 5 S 17 3 mo Roger Hysell Garage Rt 124 Pomoroy Oh o AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR !Usa Tr1ncmiuian PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 wv 26101 J&L BLOWN INSULATION 992 3410 GARAGES LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10 8 tfc CUSTOM BUILT POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMATES PH. f92-2772 6 2 17 I mo on 0 tl'\ St Newty emodeltd arge o c;. ose o .Jchool end chu ehtt Pr ced tnon1blt Buaone1s Opportunoty 32 Mobole Homes for Sele PAINnNG & SANDBLASTING RESIDtNTilL COMMIICIAI. INDUITIIll Ill C••• Tt Y11 Perll.lt SttAIItlltt MASONRY IE!TORATION POOLI STIR IAINS FAIMING EQUIPMENT HOUSit STOll FIONTS, £TC SWIM Wo k Qua anteed FREE ESnMATES Call 614""140,•:SUlrl Trench nt of Any Type Bockhoe Servoce Plumb n1 Sorvoce Custom Weldon& lowboy Haul nt Sept c Syslems We Caory Concrele Culverts l censed 81 Bonded WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE Rt 4 Hysell Run Road Pomeroy Oluo 45769 PH (614) 992 2834 or 992 6704-F .. Est mates 5 131 mo YOUNG'S 1 ea. tU 000 •68 000 Ce eo2 8JB aaa~ E11t 1•49 Mo e end mo a wom.,.. IU becomtng tucc:"tfu in he bulln .. l Wt.H"kt fOdfV At Nat qn w da. • u ow ng numbet ol womet~ hM~e found uc ng 111 •fvmg c ... Hfl •• en n1u ance Ag.,.t with ou Comp•ny F t with Y • ., ncomt bt' 120 ooo Of mo e in s .. arv plu1 sdd tklnlll bonus" Cell to 1n appa I'! ment • 11• 374 8248 An equal opportunity emp&oyt c., Fo .... Cove Be A 7 Pomeroy Oh o 140 000 f m 814 99:2 9901 23 Profeuoonel Servoces 992 6215 or 992 7314 Pomeroy Ohoo 4 15 861c USED Up1t1 1 3 BR 1 b1th k tchen fu n shed no pet• Dap & Ref 238 F 1 '260 mo C1 814 Spirt lr.~el 3 BR 1 II bethl comb ned lc t chtn d n ng b .... men c ty •choo Otp t325 MD C1 81' 388 8323 446 4926 2 BR 2 b1th ea peted k tchen fu n shed no pats dep & ref 8326 mo 1 1 Court St Ca 814 446 4926 3 BR hou1e epp o;~~ 1 m e f om own ApPfOIII 1 Y, ac •• and Fu betement 2 Cl g~~rage C1n ent w th opt on to buy C11 614 4&8 1301 Waher and d ve end sngt lllr'li ce A ~ mak• end mod .. l 30 Y. . • eaplf a;nee ReuC)na ble etes C1 Ch"hH"t t 14 387 0322 Pert 1 m• phone work at hom• Send name end phone numbfl o 10•1 M.,ket S P.,.._.bu g 304 B82 20e9 FR ENDS TELL VOUR ~.oab•••d• uo """"'' '" au IN as cash with 3 M p out Ia Rd Opan 9am ta 6pm Mon th u So Ph 614 448 0322 PARSONS FURN TURE New wood 6 pc living room su tet 1399 96 New 1v ng oom 1u tes from 8179 95 to t700 Chest of d ewe 1 • d ewe •48 6 drewe t59 81 End teblel f om S69 96 ut U1ed Fu n u e bed oom sultet fu 1 J:ed beds tw n beds and ockert Reel ne • f om t99 96 and up THE WORKING 814 258 8225 Real Eslate 31 814 1983 Skv ne 141180 2 BR AC ... en ce F4nch C yBoket" age Se v COl Ce 614 U& 9340 Wanted To Buy We pay ca1h fo ate model c: ean used ee 1 J m M nk Ch.v 0 d1lnc B II Gene John san Kenmore wtsht 196 Wh rl poo washer g een '160 GE Wesher A mond ke new 1176 Orye wh te 176 Orye coppertone 1915 GE Gudryer t150 HoGve portab e walher drve ..,t 1200 , Electt orangelO nch 1126 Eleet c ange30 m:h copportone 1150 E ect c ran;• 30 nch •as E ect c an;• wh te 106 2 tf ger1tors f Oil tree white t126 ttc:h Fre•z• kt ntrW t150 Skaggs App enc•l 669 Up;per Rhle Rd Cal 614 '46 CARPET APARTMENTS mobi a hames houltl P P Utlnt snd Oa po .. 814 '46 8221 54 M11c Merchandose Large 2 ttory houte oceted center K&K Mob e Home Pa k. 2146 Eastern Ave 0.11 po .. w II be to n downweelc ofJuty6 1987 Anyone w th ng to pu chua uiC!td mite 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