http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/73322a14a9a749865dc0690c93de1f40.pdf 0d57d556265df272b8df4b8f0c0df56c PDF Text Text • ftage-12-The . . Daily Sentinel · Meigs planners to .meet A quarterly meeting of the Meigs County Regional Planning Commission will be held at 3 p.m. Monday at the conference room of the Farmers Bank Building, Second St .. Pomeroy. Reports to be given Include Meigs County· Expansion and Retention Program, Ron Ash, chairman; Buckeye Hills· . Hocking Valley. Regional Development District and Meigs County; Ohio Riverfront Development Task force In 14 Ohio River Countles, and Meigs County and the Ohio Department of 1 Development by Cindy Jo Bunf)ll, developlment specialist, Ohio · Department of Develolpment . Squad receives six calls Six. calls were answered by local units Wednesday , the Me igs County EmE>rgency ME>dical Services reports. Middleport at 12:19 p.m. took Katie Anthony from her home on Front St. , to VetE>rans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 1:50 p.m. took Lois Bell, Racine, from thE> scene of an accident on S. Second Ave., in Middleport. to Holzer Medical Center: Rutland at 2: 26 p.m. took Anna Kincade from Main St .. to Veterans . Memorial Hospital: Racine at 5: 04 p.m. took Sara Pierce from Letart Falls to Veterans Memor ial; PomE>roy at 9:20p.m . took Cltfford Kennedy from Riverview Drive to Holzer Medical Center and at. ll: 21 p.m. Tuppers Plains to Zona Sheridan to Veterans Memorial HospitaL Parked vehicles damaged Two parked cars owned by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Priddy were heavily damaged when they were struck by acardriven by Mrs. Lois Bfi'll, Racine, on S. S!>cond Ave., in Middleport Wednesday afternoon. Middleport Police said th at Mrs. Bell apparently lost consciousness causing her vehicle to strik e the two cars . Mrs. Bell was taken to Holzer Medica l C!'nter by the Middleport Emergency Squad. She has been cited on a charge of failure to control, police said . Area deaths Charles Stout Funeral services for Charles Floyd Stout, 83, Long Bollom, who died Tuesday' at St. Joseph Hospttal in Parkersburg. will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the While Funeral Home In Coolville. Officiating will be the Rev. Donal~ Archer and burial will be in Sand Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funE>ral home from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m . today . Addttional survivors of Mr. Stout are several nieces and n ep!J~>ws. Regretta S~ephens Regretta SuE> Stephens; 48, of Route 2, Little Hocking, died early this morning at St. Joseph' s Hospital In Parkersburg, W.Va. She was born March 3, 1939 in Vanceburg, Ky. and wor ked in the laundry department at St . Joseph's and also at the Bob Moore Meatpacking Co. in Torch. Her parents, Ha rold Ed· ward and Dorothy Jane Sparks E·ngland. reside at Stewart. Besides · her parents , shP , 1> survived by her husband , George A. Stephens, Little Hocking: four daughters and sons' in-law. Mar· sha and Freddie Sheets of Wav· erly, W.Va. , Jane and Donald Sheets of Waterford. Angie and Jerry Allen ·of Belpre and Char· lotte and Junior Bell of Walker. W.Va;· one son, Eddie Stephens, at home; three sisters , Genny Hatfield of Stockport. MyrtlP Alkire of Stewart and ElsiE> O'Neil of Little Hocking: two brothers. Jim England of Guys· ville and S·Sgt. Shire! Leon England of Garlstedt , Germany: five grandchtldren and several nieces and nephew s. · She was preceded in d!'alh by two brothers, J·ohn and Sherman England , and on e granddaughter. Services will be Monday, 1 p.m., at Whit e Funeral Home in Coolville, Rev. Carl McPherson and Rev. Dan Tucker officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Memorial CE>metery. Belpre. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to4and7to9 p.m. was received on the'project. On a CD.BG project to assist Rutland EMS in purchasing a step van to be converted for use by the emergency unit, Chief BUl Williamson sent a letter asking the commissioners to reject the one bid from Jim Cobb, Pomeroy, as being too high. William· son requested · rebidding and the commissioners said they would do so· at the earliest date. Mike Blocher, of the bond · counseling firm Peck, Shaefer and Williams, Cincinnati, Is expected to be at next Wednesday 's meeting to finalize docu· ments on the Middleport Nursing · Home project. . Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a .m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt. Ellis & Loewi Firm Price Am Electric Power :.......... . :27 Y,. AT&T .. ...... .. ........... .. .......... 30'% Ashland Oil ...... .. ..... .............. 67 Bob Evans Farms ......... ..... 24'% Charming Shoppes .... ... ........ ..:10 Federal Mogu!. .. .. ... ......... ... 47 '% Goodyear T&R ..... .. ... ......... 68% Heck 's Inc ..... .. ......... ....... .... 3'% Limited Inc ...... ....... ...... .., ..45% Multimedia Inc . .. ................ 70 \!i Rax Restaurants .. ........ : ... ...... . 5 Robbins & Myers .. ............. . lO Y, Shoney 's Inc .. .. .. ............. .. ..28Y, Wendy·s Inti ... .... ..... .. ........ .lO Y, · Worthington lnd ........... .. ..... 2111. Seeks divort'e A divorce action has been fil ed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Janalee Stock , Pome· roy, against Mark Markham, Plantation, Fla . Clerk Mary Hobstetter re· ported that Greg Kaylor, of Continuity of Care, a medical equipment dealer, is Interested in renting space at the former Ohio Bureau of Employment Services office on Union Ave. The commissoners also ap. proved a request from Michael Swisher, director of the county Department of Human Services, to purchase ·a backup battery supply and related equipment for the computer system at that offlce. Approximate cost, $2,900, wlll be paid by the state. Presen I for Wednesday's meet· tng were Commissioners Man· . ntng Roush, Richard Jones and David Koblentz, Clerk Mary Hobstetter, Engineer PhUlp Ro· berts and Highway Superintend· ent Ted Warner. Super Lo~to prize . goes unclaimed Veteran~ Memorial Admlt·ted - Anna Kincaid. Middleport. · PARTY STARTS AT 9 P.M . REGISTER FOR FREE STEREO FUN - CHECK IT OUT ONLY 1 COMBINATION PER BOWLER . FRI, JULY 24 & SAT., JULY 25 0~ EVERYONE CORNER COLLE.CTION fall fashions Includes such names as lvatzi, You Babes, Chic, Sa'Bene, One Step Up, Laurel Ridge Half-Size Dresses. ON GIBSON AIR CO NDITIONE RS HOURS: 1 0:00-5:00 Daily; Closed Sunday Sole Pri::ed $ S 1 8 88 (4) 18,000 BTU Sole Priced $5 99° 0 1984 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 ROYALE ONLY 215 7 r,10. Vol.37, No. 53 Copyrighted 1987 Agent says 'farmers can't wait much longer' By United Press lntern.. tional l\1ahontn g County agricultural agent Bill Phillips says the hot, dry we ather In Ohio this week ha s had lit tle Impact on crops In th e northeas tern portion of th e s ta tP but that farmers can't walt much longer fo r ra in . · " If we don't ge l som<' ra in In the next week or 10 da ys. we' ll star t sc reamin g," he said. "It won 't do an y good, but we' ll still be scrE>amlng about it. " Na tional Wea t her Sen•icc forecas ters said Thursda y nig ht that Phillips a nd friends could hold thei r scrN ms. predic ting a s ignifica nt . cha nce of ra in and a little relie f from the heat this Wl'C kcnd. · ·· Until Sa t.lird ay, though, hot and sultry weath er Is Pxpcc ted to persist sta tewidr . Bes ides the hea t and humldil)' , the clear but hazy conditions that have preva iled around Ohio rece ntly a lso should r!'m al n th rough tonight , sa id foreca.s ters. Phillips sa id th!' most se ri ous thr ea t to crops right now ts hail . The current weather conditions a re conducivE> to ha·ilstorms , which could cause considerable damage to fruit s and vegetables. He said most farm animals are able to deal with the heat and humidit y,. but some, like chickens and hogs, can ' I perspire aM must be kept cool and r;tven plenty of wat!'r. , " Othe r livestock are like human beings, phllllps said. " They don't like il .. but th,ey can sweat and they'll be all right of they re not sl ressed." · · .· ·. Low temperatures Thursday night were fore· cas t to be In the upper 60s. Humidity lev~>ls also wer e expected to remain high . Today' s highs wPr!' forecast to be in low 90s. The mercury Is expected to fall only to about 70 degrees tonight . Bob Davis of the Hamilton County Extension Agency said he talked to several farmers this week and none indicated that the heat was causing them any problem s. • ~~--~--~--~~~~~~~ ~~~---. SEE CAROL OR MARK LOCAL PARTICIP1\NT - ,Jeanne Bowen, a Mcll:!! Local S<:hool Dis trict teacher, was one of lht• local rt'Sidents piaytng with thP Ohio UniVI'""IIY ('uminunlvcrslty Summer Concert Band which prl'S<•nted a cont·ert In Pomeroy Thursday night. Mrs. Bowen Is a veter11n of the group. Other Mel!!' relildenls who are members of the hand art> David Bowen, Todd Clay, An'le Sloan, .Jeff Arnold and Jeffrey Sayre. Middleport . l BAND CONCERT - Ronald B. Socclatelll conducted the Ohio University Communlverslty Cuncrrt Band Thursday night through · an l'xcellt•nt Informal concert on the upper parking. 101 In Pomeroy. A receptive audience, despite the warm evening, gave entbusla.•tlc applause to lhe All Sales Final E16•ti•llt NIIIOY. OHIO lll4)H~ · MJI tHAlli! CARD "Some of the late corn might -have a problem with pollination with these high temperatures," Davis said. The heat can effect polltnatlon more than anything, Davis sal d. "bui the growing season got started earlter than normal, so a lot of the pollination has already occurred." Cloudiness will Increase Saturday, reducing temperatures a bit, said weather service personnel. Instead of . the 9().to 95-degree highs that have prevailed this week. the Buckeye State will have peak readings from the mid 80s to near 90 Saturday, forecasters said . Also Saturday, scattered showers and thunder· storms are expected but the better part of the state still is apt to r!'maln dry . • In addttton, the humldlly on the last day of the wpek probably will stay quite high and tempera · lures still arE> going to be about 5 degrl'f's above varied program and especially liked the show medleys from West Side Story, Oklahoma and Music Mao. This was the second. annual appearance of the band In Pomeroy broul!ht to the community by Bank One. See-saw GNP. pattern may wobble WASHINGTON 1UP!) percent followed by a quarter low as 1 percent. Steady as a heartbeat,- the above that mark. Slnoe last June, In previous quarters, such . nalton's best sign of economic for example, the rates went up to numbers would only se~m to health has pulsed consistently 2.8 percent in the third quarter, reaffirm the old pattern. This strongly every other quar't er for down to 1.1 percent 1!1 the .fourth time, economists think thestreak the past 2'h years . Now some and up again to 4.8 percent In the will eM. ' · economists t·htnk they're detect· first three months of 1987. Analysts such as those at tng a murmur. 'j'oday the government was to Shearson Lehman Brothers In . Beginning with the final three . release Its first estimates of GNP New York and the Mortgage monihs of 1984, the hifl~tion· for the second quarter of 1987, Bankers Association In Washing· adjusted gross national product and economic analysts agree it . ton figure real GNP for July has featured a quarter of growth will stick to form and fall below t)lrough September won't re· at ,, an annual rate below 2.5 2. 5 percent - inl,$everal cases ·as bound as usual, normal, said forecasters. Highs In the 80s will be the. rule from Sunday to Tuesday, said weather service officials, adding !'hat low temperatures during the period ought to be In the 60s. The scatiered show£>rs and thunderstorms predicted for Saturday will continue Sunday and Monday but dry weather Is forecast to return:to Ohio Tuesday, said forecasters. ·. Norm Moll, Lucas County extension agent·· agriculture, said the hot, dry weather presents farmers with the .extra expense of Irrigation. "The weather tends to burn everything up on some of the crops," he said. Certain crops, such as tomatoes, might be lost but hot wealher often assists row crops, such as corn. said Moll. "II provides sunlight and h('al units," he said. "The warm days and warm nights oftentimes are considered beneficial to the corn crop." Schultz defends opposition to ·arms sales hearings continue· By JOSEPH MIANOWANY and JUDI HASSON WASHINGTON (UPI) - Se· cretary of State George Shullz defended his vigor and forceful· ness today in opposing the Iran arms deal, saying the decision .was !he president's and "I don' t win all the arguments." Shultz also said he kn!'W notl}lng about a letter from CIA Director William Casey to Prest· dent Reagan after the scandal broke, saying the administration needed a "new pitcher" and recommended that Shultz resign because he was not supporting the Iran lnttattve. "Thl're were a lot of people outside the governml'nl who were aft!'r my scalp," Shultz said, but added he had not known · that Casey wanted him to resign. Shullz, In his second of testlm· ony before the special congres· sional pan!'IS lnvesllgallng the arms-for -hostages deal and dlv· ersion·of funds to the Nicaraguan · Contra, turned asidE' charges .1977 OLDS 98 REGENCY.. ..~SKQ .. S1495 1973 FORD LTD ........... ~ .................... S695 399 So. Third 2 Sactkma 14 Pag• 25 Centa " A Muhimedia Inc. Newapop., Ohio heat.wave continues AS IS SPECIALS Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge enttne •' - - 1984 Chrysler New Yorker ....... S1782S mo. 1984 Mercury Topaz ......... Ji$;>J.1?. .. 58906 mo. 19 82 V. W. Rabbit .............. §Q.~ .. 59061 mo. 1984 Dodge 600 ............;.......... s15277 mo. 1984 Chev. Celebrity ................. 516S44 mo. 19 87 Plymouth Horizon ............ 516682 mo. 1986 DSO Pickup ....................... 517 sn mo. .1984 Olds Cutlass ...................... 5l782S mo. .198S Plymouth Caravelle.......... 517825 mo. 198S Chev. S-10 Pickup ............ 51782S mo. 1987 Ply. Sundance ................... 5200'' mo. 198S Grand Am ......................... 521Pl mo. COOPER .. Generally clear tonight. Low near 70. Partly cloudy, humid Saturday. Scattered sl)owers and thunder· · • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 24. 1987 $2 \ " PLENTY OF FREE PARKING a1 y '' ELBERFELDS Hurry In for Best Selections • 13) 12,000 BTU Come Look At Our Selections 129 MILL STREET, MIDDLEPORT Daily N(.mber 420 Pi~k 4 7745 • notices CLOSEOUT SALE RUTLAND FURNITURE BOWLERS. RECEIVE FREE HOT DOG. SOFT DRINK AND FREE 1 GAME BOWLING . AT POMEROY BOWLING LANES EAST SECOND ST., POMEROY, OH. (Behind old Moig• Theotor) Ohio Lottery Church page . Discharged - Muriel Mul!ord 1 Alexander May , Thomas Turner, •· Rhonda Dickerson. . CLEVELAND iUPII - The grand prtze in Ohio's Super Lotto drawing went unclaimed Wed· n!'sday night, increasing the RUTlftNO. OH. 742 -2211 jackpot to at lE>asr $12 mlllton for Saturday 's game. H0rnr• of lhr Gr.1tr (;.,~ .. A sta te Iott.ery commission spokesman today said there were WherP ¥.111 Gr>t GrP.11 8,Jy . 1 no tickets sold for Wednesday's dr awing that listed alt six of the winning numbers - 5, 7, 25 , 31, 3:> ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii( and 36. That me ans the $9 million. I jackpot will be carried over to the weekend drawing. Alth.o~ r;h nobod y d a tm~ d tht' top prize Wednesday.156 players .picked five of the numbers to win $1 ,000 eacli . Also, 7,511 players selected four of the numbers to win $82 apiece. Ticket sales fo r the mld·week drawing totaled $5,3.14,681 , with a prize payout totaling $n J,902. MEET US IN THE AllEY ROCK AND BOWL NIGHTS MUSIC AND FUN Hospital news Contuned from page 1 Weather South Central Ohio Sunny and humid toda y, wilh highs between 90 and 95. Gener· ally clear tonight, with a low near 70. Mostly sunn,· and humid Friday, with hir;hs betw!'en 90 and 95. The probability of precipita· lion is near zero through Friday. Winds w111 be light and from the southwest today and tonight. · Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday Sunny Saturday, with a chance of show!'rs or thunderstorms Sunday and Monday. Hi!(hs will be belw!'en So and 90 Saturday a nd Sunda y, falling into the !IDs Monday . Over/light lows will ra ngc from 1he middle to upper 60s. Thursday. July 23. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio --. Local . briefs-~ Roberts... • that he could have prevailed In convincing the president about the foolishness of sending arms to Iran. He made no immediate re· marl:s about the supertanker Bridgeton striking an ·under· water mine in the Persian Gulf while under escort by three U.S. warships. Rep. Wllllam Broomfield, R· Mich., a conservative, pressed Shultz on Why the presidE>ht resisted his arguments as well as those of Defense Secretary Cas· par Weinberger's. He suggested that Shultz was not forceful enough. "If your poiiH is that the president was in somE' doubt about our views, your point is wrong," Shullz said. Shullz. asked if Reagan was relying too hE>avlly on CasE>y. said. "I think lhe president was relying on himself." "You seem to miss the point that the president is a very decisive person and he viewed all this and he made a decision which he Is perfectly entitled .to make. "As secretary of state I don 't think ... just because I think something I should get my way ' Continued on page 10 Syracuse to «:onserve water Both of Syracuse's water pumps are humed up, possl· hly after being struck hy llghllnr sometime Thursday. Syracu!lt' has been lemporar· · lly connected to Pomeroy water and all residents In Syracuse have been notified and asked to con....,rve, using water only for drinking. Syra· cuse officials were nol sure how soon the water problems will be corrected. London Po'OI ha.~ been closed temporarily due to lack of water to fill the pool. Supertanker Bridgeton hits underwater mine; no one hurt ABOARD THE USS KIDD 1UP!) - The supertanker Brld· geton hil an underwater mine early today as It and another Kuwaiti oil vessel flying the American flag were being es· carted In lh£' Persian G~lf by three U.S. Navy warships. ThE> glanl tanker took on water but there were no Injuries among 26 persons aboard and II was able to proceed at a slower pace. Navy officials said. The Bridgeton struck the mine. shortly before 7 a.m. local time 111 p.m. EDT Thursday~ as it steamed toward Kuwait about 120 mUes southeast of the Arab nation, Navy Lt. Richard Vogel reportl!d from the tanker to . fellow officers aboard the des· troyer USS Kldd, one of the three Navy escort ships. · The explosion was clearly audible aboard the Kldd as a loud "boom" from the tanker a mtle to the right and about a half-mUe ahead of the Navy ship. The damage was done to the port, or left, side of the 1,20(). foot tanker about 200 feet back from the ·bow, Vogel reported. The · explosion was so strong that crew members standing on the bridge about 1,000 feet back were almost knocked off their feet, he said. • Seconds after the explosion, Vogel radioed the bridge of the Kldd, which Is the command ship of Ihe Navy convoy: "We've been hll! We've been hit!" The Ktdd's captain, Cmdr. Daniel Murphy' Jr., ordered his ship slowed from 15 knots to five knots and then picked dp speed again. · Two Saudi . Arabian mines· weepers were working the wa· tersoffKuwall totrytoclearthe area of explosives believed planted on the seabed by Iran. Extra lookouts were posted v •board the Kldd's bow to look for mines. At least nine saUors were on the bow, some of them armed with .M-14 rtfies to fire at any suspicious objects In the water. The incident occurred as the convoy of NavY: ships and two Kuwaiti tankers: the 407,822-ton Bridgeton and the 46, 723-ton Gas Prince headed for Kuwait. · wher~ 'they were expected- to arrive later today to complete the first leg of a perilous and poltticaUy explosive operation that began this week. At the lime of the mine hit, all three Navy ships were at "gen· era! quarters, " their highest staiP of al!'rt. because they were passing Farsi Island, from which Iran has recently launched speedboat attacks against gull shipping. The site of the explo· siQn was 18 mtles west of Farsi Island. The tankers entered the Per· stan Gulf Wednesday, flying the American flag and under heavy. , U.S. naval and air protection. Their escorts were the guided missile destroyer Ktdd, the cruiser USS Fox and the frigate USS Crommelin. Announce bicentennial . program for Saturday A parade, program, pioneer dress and pie-bak-Ing contests, old fashioned square dancing, and early America craft displays and demonstrations wtll be among the activities featured in the Orange Township Bicentennial Celebration to take place Satur· day at Tuppers Plains. Theme is ''200 Years·and Sltll Pioneering.'' The parade, led by the Eastern High School Band, wtll form at Gobeis Garage and move out at 1 p.m., travel south through the Arbaugh Addition and on to the Tuppers Plains Elementary School where all of the activities wtll be held. At 2 p.m. there wtll be a program with Marjorie Stone of the Athens Historical Society as the featured speaker. The Vete-' rans of Foreign Wars will have l!il opening ceremony, Latlschia Holsinger will read her prize winning bicentennial es.~ay, .and Leah Arbaufl\1, will have a history of the Tuppers Plains vUlage and · area. Eslh!'r Smith, postmaster,' · will give the history of the postal department tn Tuppers Plains, and the Daughters of America win have a patriotic .presentatton. The pie backing contest wUl follow the pmgram with prizes to be awarded to the winner, and the pioneer dress contest will be at 4 p.m. No advance registration Is required. Exhibits and demonstrattons of early ~rafts will be featured during the aftrrnoon, as will as a ' quilt show and displays of prim!-.. tlve equipment. tools and house-·· hold Items. The fire department will be serving food and beverages and there will be games and contests ·for the chlldren all afternoon and evening. ·' At 7 p.m. the Ohio River Drif.' ters wtll play for old fashioned square danctng. ', · "' .. .. �The Daily Se~nei-Page-3 · Friday, July 24, 1987 . • ' Comment The Daily ·sentinel Plympic Festival continues with gymnastics and volleyball Page-2-·The Daily sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 24. 1987 r By IRA KAUFMAN UPI Sports Writer " DURHAM , N.C. (UP!) - In the mids t of his floor exercise. David St. Pirrre realized the cheering was for so meon e else. • 1 St. Pierre a nd co-leader Nell · Palmer began their fina l gym· nastl c events a t the U.S. Olympic Festival simult a neously Thurstlay nig h!. P almer scort'd a 9.75 on th e high bar to overtake St. Pi erre fo r the go ld meda l,.ln th P tnen' s . a ll -around c'o mpetlt ion. St. Pierre's Nort h sq uad easily won the team gold 0vcr Pa lmer's South sq~acl . •. Elsewhere, the North. goi ng for the kill a fter a lopsided loss in the first game, relied on Law· renee Hom and Adam Loc kwood Duvalier funds_-._____:.._Ja_c_k_A_n_d_er_s_on_a_nd_D_a_le_~_a_n_A_tta U1 Court street Pomeroy, Oblo DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE !IIEIG!I-MASON AKEA WASHINGTON- A membt'r evidence to support the rumors of from an account titlE'd. "CptE' The Haitian gOvernment Is of thE' thrPP.rnan military junta thP DuvaiiPr association . Spec de . 0Pveloppemenl Gvt trying to regain some $120 Th<' dlsbursprnpnt record we d'Hail 1." The other PXpPnditures million with which Duvaller and that has ruiE'd Haiti slncP the obtained Is a mong more than · listed suggest the account was his sa traps absconded. Pari of flight of dictator Jpan·Ciaude ~rib. . 24,000 documents the Hallla~ used for travpl and .lodging. DuvaliPr last year was appar· Bm~ r"T'>-1._...... ~=·I his effort Is a suit In the Olstrlcl ~v ·. gQvernmPnt turnt-d over to ently paid $10 ,000 from a In a telephonl;' intervl(;'w , Re· of Colu mbia Superior Court to . . Duvali<'r-controiiE'd , "dev!'lop· American lawyers. The files are gala denlt'd any knowledge ol.the recover 56 Haitian paintings that ROBERT L. WINGEtT for use lri lawsuit s Haiti has flied dlsbursPrnent . "ThPre Is nothing Douyon ·anegE'dly bou~~:ht wllh ment fund'· during thP dictator's Pu ..laber · aga inst Duvaller and his cronies In my mind that I recPived any money stolPn from the Halllail hPyday . to regain millions In cash and cash or check or a ny thing," he governmPnt. ThP paintings , The payment to Gen. Willi ams PAT WHITEHEAD BOBBOEFUCH · artworks allegPdly tak<'n out of told our reporter Michael Rosen , valu<:>d at mort> than $1.3 million : •· Regala . currently minlstpr of GenerAl Maiaa~r .balatut Publ~ber/Controller the country whpn the regimE' felt. "I'V<' not rPcelved any ·wrre dlscoverE'd In a Washington • defense and intt>rlor. appPars In a coll apsE'd In February 1986. document from Haitia n govrrn· mon<'y from anyonP . MaybE' It warehouse whPrP Douyon alrnent flips . Therp had long beE'n One of the dE'fE'ndants Is had to do with my profession . I legE'dly sta sht'd them . AugustE' Douyon . Duvaller's nevt>r dealt with him tDouyonl . rumors th a t RE'gala , 50. a carppr DisclosurE' that Regala w~s A MEMBER o!The United Press International, Inland DaUy Press longtimP pPrsonal spcrptary . Ac· We didn't usE'd lo·dealtogt>ther." apparpntly the rPCiplent of a cash · rnilllary man . , had links to AsaoclaUon and t~ American Newspaper Publl~ber~ Association. cording to a Bank of the Republic Duvaller a nd to t)l~ Ton·Tons Tht>rP Is -lndt>E'd~no> way•, of paymE-nt from .a special of Haiti debit statf!ment dated Macout<'s. thE' di c tator's murderLEITERS OF oP'JJ<liON afE-.'WetcOine. They !h~ld be leu than :110 words determining from thr docum ents Duvaller·controlll'd bank a~ · kina. Alll£>tt•rsaresubject toedltlnt ani! rru'it be._stgneil wltb name, address and Feb. 21. 1980, Douyon authorized whether Regala ever actually count comes at a timE> when the ous security for<'e. Bill urltl] now tel.ePhone number. No unslgne::l letters will be _p:bllshed. Letters should~ in · thE' paymf'nt of SlO.OOO.to HPgala rPcPIVI"(l th e $10.000. lht>re has bt'en no documpntary . Haitian mllltary.J unta Is trying (o good tastl!. addresslnl Js:sues, not perta~alitle9. ' · 1 • deal with the country's worst political crisis si nce . D'uvalier fl ed for his llfp 17 month s ago. At least two dozrn Haitians havr bE'en kiliE'd In the rPCent wave of I a ntl · governmr nt protesls. strikes and riots . Among thP protesters' complai nt s Is that thP military junta Is rnorr dcvoled to Duvallerlsrn than to de m ocracy. I am writing this IPttPr bE>cause They wouldn' t have waiiE'd until Thr lmrnedlatr ca usr of the I am fro up with lhls jokP of a hours later to quil . Tht>n thP boa I civ il unrl'sl carnr In lat<;> JunP fprry boat. that was brought Into didn't run all day on thP 4th of ~·hen Lt . Gen. HPnrl Namphy , the area (o SE'rve the public. It Is July nor did U run on thE' 5th but It h<'a d ol thE> junta . srizt'd control supPQsPd to be a convPnlencP for did start back up on the 6th. Now of th r Provisional EIE'Ctoral thP public. since thP bridge has Is that what you call taking thE' Council . an lndf'pemWnt panel bE'en clost>d lor rPpalrs . But 11 holiday off or whal? ~ct up to ovese£' the Novcrnlx'r sure hasn't bE'en a very good OnE' other thing, what was your prrs idrntial elrction that Is sup· conveniE'nce. It's bepn more of a opinion of thr rates going up? All possPd to rrstorc> full drrnocracy ha5llel than anything. Just look at becausr they couldn ' t stand 11 to Haiti. The proiPsts wer£> bow many times It has bppn when a car thai didn't 1\avr thrpp apparo'ntly successful : Namphy brokPn down and IPft us strandE'd propiE' In It would stop and pick gavr In and rrturned control of on onE' side. and our vehicles on up walkers. Can you bcliE'vr this ? th<' election to the EIPCtoral thP other. It looks likE' thPy should If It wasn't for us customers Council. be madE' to takP walk·on pas· thrsP peoplp wouldn't hav<' any Last wt'<'k thr U.S . Stat<' S('ngPrs on thPir littlE' boat when job. WondPr If thPy rver thought . OPpartml'nt Issued a n ultima · thP big one Is brok<'n down . How of this. I have notiC£>d that prople turn to all parlll's In Hait i. would lhPy !Pel stranded? are really It'd up wilh this th re•tcnlng to c ut off aid II lhl' AnothPr good point Is. If you're in bologna and arp driving around rl'lurn to civilian r uil' Is lntl'r· this kind of businPss it surel)i Instead of riding the boat . Wf!, thf! fen:'ll with . U.S, aid amount s to looks likP you would carry .some prople of M.ason and Meigs SJOO million th is yrar - 20 sparP.parts with you In cas!' of a Countirs. should show lh<'se ,. percrnt of thr Haitian gov!'rn· break down . Such as a radiator propl<' of thr fe rry scrvicP that · hosE'! mrnt's budi!PI. WE' would rather lnvE>si our Also another point is that on money In our own countiE-s. such July 3 thP boat qul1 running as supporting our arf'a gas · approxlrnatPly 9:00p.m. bee a us£> sta tions a nd driving anound . thPy claim they had been dodging TheS<' gas stations would be a lot dPbrie In thP river all day. You morr drpendablr than a frn·y Contrary to " 'ha t my conserva · light of day . Sine£> lh<'Sf' things · co ngr<'ss lonal Jpadf'rs whOM' know as " 'PII as I do iflhls was thr boat - think about this . Under ht'avv pr<'ss urf' to SP· tlv£' frlt>nd s sometlmrs ass~rt . rnanlfl'sliy can not bE' donC' with dC'<'p ~s t Instinc ts :>rr to thwH r. cure t hi' relrasr of our hosta~PS cas!'. they would havE' quit Li sa StaniPy th <' Constitution does not vrst lh<' necl'ss:fry co nfld pntla lll~· i' rnbarra ss a nd dr fC'at tHrm . running wh<>n the first nolir.'f'd II . - rspccially oar BPI rut C IA chie f rn a nagrme nt . of U.S. fo reign through IPgis lativ<' procpssrs In· Thr rps ult . ln~vilabl y . has policy in thr prrsldl'nt of the volvlnl! 535 mPrn bers or Con· bN'n c ha Os. Wit nPss . most n·· 8111 Buck I ~·:. . · who wa s belnjl tortured for thl' vital information ha~ Unitetl States . It noes g lvr him grrss. thP job has faiil'n to the ccnlly , thl' efforts of various hr possessed · PrPSklenl the power lo appoint a mba ssa· SUCCPSSIVP presidi'Dt S. IOJ!I!'th er rnerni>l'rs of CongrP.s to bloc~ . or Rr al!an agre ~d to an rxtrE>mcly Cltizpns of Ohio should know hazardous waste polluiE'rs . r£'· dors tby ·a nd with the advice and with thrlr staffs and appropriall' a tthrvc rv least d<'luv . Pr~stdPn t drllcatl' approach to Iran. a ppar· that Govrrl)or Richard F . Cr· ducr thE' amount of toxic chf!rni · consent of the Senatrl a nd to ml'mbers or lhPir Ca binpt s . . RPagan' s efforts to protect vital c nti y SU~j:ti'S IE'd by lh<' lsraPiiS. mak<' trea ties rtwo·thl rds of th ~ lestt' and thelt E'lectE'd State ca ls E'ntrrlng LakE' EriE'. inform The assrnt of Conl!ress to nil shipments In the Pers ia n Gu lf. Ralh<'r th an risk h avln~ it S<' nators presrnt concurring 1. major pr.esldential lnltlativrs In Th~ qurstlop I ~ no t " Who Is Rl'prcsentativE's and Senators cltizrns of toxic c he mica ls usE'd rxposrd to the world_cwtth quit!' but the power to drclarE' war is thr flrld of forrl gn poli cy has right?" Thl' qu es tion is , " How recently llstent'd to thrlr con· in 1h£'ir communities. O))E'ratP a posstbl.v lata! rf'sultsl through cPrns about Pnvironrnental qua l· statpwidE' groundwatPr monitor· rrsPrved to th<' Congress. For thr usu a lly b('f'n assun'<l on ly by ca n <~ n y thlng lx' don e a ii 7 " IPak s lrom Con~rrss or Plsr· rPst. the Constitution Is sllpnt on lty and accordingly gavethPOhlo ing nPtwork . and protf'f't public vlrtu P of the happy col ncldcncr In a n £'ffort to makl' .~ un" th.at wh<'rl'. lh<' prl'sidrnt arran~E'd to I he subject of forrll!n policy. Envlronml'ntal ProtE-ction drinking waiPr suppliE-s from th a t thr prrsidPnt' s party a lso thr Democra ti c Congrl'ss find s h.a vr It conducted by members or Prrsldents ha ve assumed thr gr ner a ll y co ntrollrd the out about all importa nt SI'Crrt AgPncy onE' of the bt'st sta ir groundwater contamination. hi s own National Sf'curity Counpowrr to conduct U.S. forrlgn budgPts th£> agency has evrr Tht> nrw Ohio EPA budgPI will Congn•ss . lnillatlvr ~ by Rcpubii<'an prrs l· cil sta ff whosl' s ll<'ncr hP could SE'E'O. not rid Ohio of its many E-nviron· policy for much thl' sam<' reason But for two dPcad('s now thP dents in the fll'id of forPign t ·ount o n. But so what? How does that mE-nial abusE's . Muc h ha rd work th a·t thr Suprrme Court assumrd American propl£> have brl'n policy. laws hav(' b<:>E'n pitsspd The su bSPq Ut:'OI divprs lon or affect the avrrage Ohioan• rrmalns to be donr. BuiiPt's glvr thl' powrr llikPwi ~e unsppcifif'fl playing a hil!hl y danj!rrou s rf'qulri ng that Information co n· fu nd s to thl' Nlcaraj!ua n co ntra s For each of the nrxt two yrars. credit whi're crrdit is due . A in thr Constitutio n I to clpc larr a gamP: givi ng lh <' prrsidl'ncy to a r('r'ni nj:t all tovN t lntf'lligrn cr Is f'SS<' ntially a sldr issuC'. Whall s l(>w unconstitutional : na mrlv . Republican. whllr !rav in g lhf' opf'ra lio ns 1>1' comrnunlcatrd lo $.1.44 a y<'ar lor rvrr)i man. significant strp ha.s beE-n mad£> . rra lly a t stake herr Is how U.S. woman and child lil Ohio will be It is heariPning to sec Ohio's bC'<'aUSI' th r re Sf'rrnrd no oth~r Drmocrat s in control of Con· thr Hou se and Senate Select spent from stair tax doll ars to elrctE'<l officials lnvrs l a small pra r tkal way to haridk thl' grPss. This rvldC'ntl y strikrs the Com rnilt ers o n lntf'ltlj:tcnc£' . fo rcl~n policy s ha ll bP .mad!' lndl'<'<i. how It ca n be madE' al all protect thP quality of our a.ir. but significant a mount of our tax matter. voter~ as clrVI'r - their own IIIII<' With what resu lt • On a I'C'<'Pnt - when thr f{'(lf'ral govrrnml'nl From tlrnr Immemorial. it ha s cont ributio n to th<' sl'paration of Sunday talk show . ~kn . Orrin land. and watPr reRourrPs . doll ars to protect public hl'alth. UndE-r this budget. thr Ohio . and our fragii'E-I"nvlronrnent o n ~('n n('lressary for govPrnmf'nt s powrr s. as It wl'r~ . But It has the Hat c h. R-U ta h. asscrlcd th at he Is dlvldrd betwN'n a R<'publlcan_ pr£>s ldcnt a nd a Dl'mocrallc EPA should be able to Inspect which wr all drpend . from the to know morl' tha n lh<':V t<'il. r!Padly co nsPquencr of n •quirlnl! pPrsonally had hearrt mrmbcrs Co ngri'SS . Do lhC' AmNican pro· conduct nrgotl a lions In sC'crl't. J.ioo wastP disposa l silrs which harms of pollution. Rrpublican prPsidents to obta in . of the Senat p's SriPct Comm iii N' pi<' rrall'" whal thP)I are con· pose a hazard to crilical under· Stephrn H. Sedam take actions that WE'rr elthPr nat for their most de llcalr and o n lntcllll!encr thre a ten to il'ak to drrnnlng thrlr j:tOVPrnrnl'nt to. ground · watl:'r supplies . more ExPcutivE' Dlrrctor know n at a ll or not trac<>ablr to confidentia l forf'l gn policy ln illa· the prl'ss Info r mati o n concrrnlng when thPY exercise lhP dObl ous vlgorousl)l Pnforce laws against Ohio Envlronmrntal .Council lhl'm . and mak£' plans th at were li vrs. lh<' pr ior a pproval of prrs idPnllal lnitlati vrs of which right to spill their llc krr~ nol lrnmPd iatel)l rxposrd to the they disapproved! I Y00 CaD't have it ·bo.t h Ways.___W_il_lia_m_R_us_h_er Thr M<'igs Countv L.ibrar)i Bo~rd of Truslet•s. the Dh•N·tor. Ruth Powers and library ~ l aff. would Ilk<' to thank all th e r<'sldcnts of Mrigs Count~' wh o • slgn~d the petitions at the llbrar· If'S and wrote l rltrr ~ to thC' 1£>/:islators C'onrcrning lhf' rrstoralion of Ohio Valley Area Libraries rOVAl.t funding in the St ;liC' budg<'t for 19R9. Thanks also to M" yor Frnl been made Hoffm a n and Co mrnis s ionC'r · Rich Jont•s for t.h cir letters of support. It was u tough battiC' for two month~ but lh<' funding finall~· did gPI rcslorcd In thP budg~l In the ConfE'rrncc Com· mittP<'. Thanks again <'Vrryonl'. The Mrigs Count;v I.lbrary Board 1.> f Trustffs Ruth Powers. Director Thr library staff T_hank ..,• .folk..,! Th<' AmPric a n Cancer Society. Unit wishC's to thank a II the buslnrsscs for their hC'Ip and donations for lhr 'WinE' and Ch('('Sr Tf'a" and roallthoscwho atlrndcd and olh<'fs who Mrl~~:s donat<'d . Heartfelt thank s for · hrlping ~' OUr unit hl'lp old and new canc<'r \' ictims . MPigs Unit "t he one c·lo sc to home." Lillian Moore Today in history By United Prll!lll International Today Is Friday, July 24, the 205th day of 1987 with 160 to follow. The moon Is almost new. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mars and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. They Include South American revolutionary and statesman Simon Bolivar In 1783, French novelist Alexandre Dumas In 1802, aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart In 1898, feminist and former New York Congresswoman Bella Abzug In 1920 (age 67), comedian Ruth Buzzlln 1936 (age 51), and actors Chris Sarandon In llN2 (age 45), Robert Hays In 1947 (age 40), and Lynda Carter In 1951 (age 36). On this date In history: In 1679, - N'"ew···Hah'IJ>shlre became a royal colony of the British crown. l' ' In 1929. President Herbert Hoover signed the Kellogg· Briand Treaty under which 43 nations ·agreed , to denounce war as an tnstrurneiJI' of national PQiicy. In 1969. Apollo·ll returned to Earth arter the historic moon landing mission. The gulrs stonny seas-'---___ WASHINGTON !NEAl- C~rtalnly the most succinct and perhaps the most lr£'nchant analysis of the threat to I his country posed b:v tho reflagglng of Kuwaiti oil tankl'rs comrs from thE' chairman of thC' House ArrnE'd Services Committee. "TherE' are rtangers If we do r<'flag," says R<>p . LE's Aspln, D·Wis .. "and lhE're arr da ngrrs II WE' do not. " The awful truth Is that the most rreent manifestation of Prl'si· dent R(•aga n' s penchanl for viewing almost every global dev<:>loprnent through an East· West prism has placed this counlry In a n untenabl e position that is llk<'ly to dE'INiorate further. Whrn the Kuwaitis first In· qulred late last year about rPdcslgnatlng half of the ir 22, vrssel oil tanker fleE'! as U.S. ships. they rPCPIV~d nothing more than an Pxplanatory leaflpt from thE' Coast Guard . It was not until they als6 sough! to enlist the Sovlel Union ·to protrct their tankers In thr Persian Gulf from Iranian at· tacks that the Issue became a high priority within the Reagan administration. "If we don' t do the job, the , Soviets will." th<' . president ex· plalnE'd ln ,a mttJ.June SJl<'E'CI)but the Soviets' only rPsponse to K\lwalt's appeal for aid has been to offer a commercial charter arrangement for leasing three oil tankers. While the Soviets were rebuf· ling Kuwait's reflagglng' scheme, this country was not only embracing It but also , ' committing Navy warshfps as r~corts for Kuwa iti V<'SSf'is transparenlly dlsguisPd as U.S. s hips - such as th<' Umm AI Al sh has tilv rPChristrnl'd th£' Surf City . · "Torscort u.s. flagvessf'ls Is a traditional roi<' for thr Navy, " ins isis RPagan , warning th at "if we fall to do so ... we would open opponunllies for I he Sovil'ts to . move Into this chokepoint of thE' frel' world's oil flow ." Reagan's florid anti·Sovl£'1 rhE-toric srrves at least one useful purpose - It negatE's E'aril?r administration claims of an altruistic cornmltmPnt to protecting the lntpgrlty of all oil tanker traffic In the Persian Gulf. · HundrE'ds of ships ply thosr waters. Since 1980. at least 325 vessrls have been attacked or darnagpd by Iran or Iraq . ThP Navy will be escorting only II ships on their 600 mile )ournpy from the mouth of the Persian Gulf to the channel . leading to Kuwait's prlnclpa·l oil terminal. ThE' Incoherence of RE'agan's policy Is Illustrated by thl' fact that the Navy will not off~r protection, howpver , In that channel wherp, during the past two months, lour ships (lnclud· lng one of the . leased Soviet vessels) have struck mines . The mlnPs presumably were placE'd there by Iran In an attempt to strike at Kuwait, a leading supporter of Iraq In that nation's bitter, protracted war with Iran. But the aggressor's ldenilly will never be known ·With cer· talnty bpcause underwater I ~-=a=ltec:..:.::r·" _____:.R..:.:;_o..::..::be..:....:.rt.....:.: . AI Rckkahl was hit by rnlss llrs lirrd by Iran- but very littlE' talk of what might happ<'n II that VPSS!'I struck a min£' of lndrtrr· mlnatc origin . · Finally. Iran Is likely to con tinue> Its Indiscrimin ate attacks agai nst s hips of a ll nations plying the PNsian Gulf. as it did on a pproximately 70 occasions dur ing lh<> first half of thi s yl'ar . ~----:-----------...--------, . . .• •I ' ' 1 "I thought it was one of my best competitions," sai d Kunyavsky . "It was great to get two 9.8's It was the first time we've had suc h a good crowd !Fes tival record 3,6011 for the event). A crowd like that is vel)' Important to a good · performance." .. The East hockev team scorE'd six goals In the third pe riod in beating the South 9·5 as both teams kepi the door to the penalty box ajar. There were 19 . By RICHARD L. SHOOK UPI Sports· Writer GRAND BLANC, Mi ch. ti.JP!) -Veteran Ed Dougherty has the lead at the $600,000 Buick Open with a course -record first round. Unknown Dewey Arnette is in seeond after a PGA Tour· tying opl'ning round. Dougherty, 39, fired a n 8· under-par 64· that put lhc Lin· wood, Pa. , resident one sttoke a head of Arnette and three olhers. The S-under round set a record for lowest first· round score at the Buick. Arnette tiE'd a Tour record with eight straighl birdies- seven on the back nine and the first one on the front. He bt'gan his round on the lOth tee. TiE'd with Arnrttc are J ay Haas. Bob Murphy and Robert Wrenn. Another s.l roke behind. · with 6-under 66s, are Mark Hav es, Payne Stewart , Andr<'w Magee. J:c . Snead and 1985 tour nament winner Ken G reE'n. Ben Crenshaw began defense of his champ ionship with a 68 on the 7.014 -yard Warwick Hills Golf and· CoUJll ry Cl ub course. Play PI'S praised the co ndition of the course and greens , which havE' been subjectE'd lo tempera tures above 90 degrees and h,lg h humidit y for more I han a wePk. Arnell!' pqua lled thl' cons<'CU· t ive birdie record first set by Bob Goalby In 1961 a nCJ was lat er achieVed by Fuzzy Zoeller iri 1976. " I know both of those guys won Master s so that's fin e with me. " sa id Arnette. who bogeyed the 16th a nd 17th holes . " I was trying co nccnt ra IE' on not shooting 4!i on . the front nin e." Arnette, 28. of Jal'ksaii"'iile. Fla ., is · a career winner of just $10,852- a ll of it this year. The Georgia Southern product finally gai nE'd entry to the PGA Tour thi s yl'a r aft l'r six years of tryi ng. He started his string alter two roumfol the Buick Open. Arnl•ll•· set a new course TIFJI TOUR H•:COR D .,- Dewey A~nctle pars. on 10 and 11. by hitting a mark and lied .the current PGA record lor · gt'!!lurcs a.• his balllu•ads for lhf' t:up, gl•ln~ him sand wedge to ?-feet and knock· c onsecullvc hlrdhos . ( UPI) ~L• el~ hlla straiKhl birdh• Thursday In the open inK lng it in . Hr two- putted from 20 feet on the 13th hole, ca nned a 6-footer. hOIPd out a 25-footer from a bunk er. c hipped In a 12-footer . saw an 8-foot putt drop By United l'rt•ss lnternatlonul man>· became the wor ld :s r pC<' ex pa nsion. Florida 1Orlando or o n lis last turn. hl1 a 5,Jron to Tampa). Texas 1Houston or San wllhin Heel and dropped 11 then c hampion by de feating Andrei Bo•lnK Donald Curry, knockt'd ou tl ast Shuvalov of the Soviet Union 10·5 Antoniot a nd Sout hern Ca lifornia went to the front nine and putln a 1Los An~eles or Sa n Diego) are 12-foot putt. He rnlsst'd a 6·footer " 'cck In the fifth round by Mik r In Lausanne. Swjtzcrland. co ns id e rE-d thl' ncx l sites . ... or he would have mad e nln ~ McCa llum. wants u rf'match. Football Formrr Universi ty of Georgia "I'm comin g ha ck. I 'm coming Cal Stoll. a former University birdies In a row. • football sta r Lind sey Scott was ba ck better as far as the ment al of Minnesota football coach, Dougherty and the othe_J:. play ar;·es tC'd for writing. bad checks ~spec!," Curry, a former world underwent a hea rt transplant In er s said putting was thl" kf'y so sc>ven month s after bf'lngclrarPd welterweight c hampion. sai d · Minn ea polis. Sloll. l>l. Is in dar . The course Is in perfect of si milar charges . ... Hou s ton condition a nd the greens are slow from Fort Wo rth , Texa s. " !think critical but stabll' conditio n ... . Oilers execu tives Ladd He r zpg enough lo hold , yet fast e nough In the last fight , ·1 bea t mysel f Jackson State offensive line a nd Thomas Smith wenr to for rolling the ball firmly at the bl!ca use of mr ntal sit uations:· coach Houston Markham was Jacksonvi lle. Fla .. to lour the Cur ry. 27·2. was figh ti ng for the numed head football coach a t . . Gator Bowl and the city that for hole. WBII junior mlcldl ewclght tlt lr . Alabama State but must await Dougherty dropped off I hi' tour Cyclln~: · year s been trying to lure ari NFL In 1982 after finishing 12Rth with approval by th e sc hool's board of Eduardo Chozas of Spai n won trustees. team . earnings of $27.948 a nd became a Pow~rboat Kadng the 22nd s tag!' of the Tour de Jim Foster. head of Arena club pro. Winning th e PGA club Fcotball Leagur , says Phoeni>i.is Chip Hanauer. the course pro title in 1985 convinced him to Fra n ~c th at enclrd In Morzlne. a candidate for a n expansion rccord· holder, Is one of six Hi s compatriot Pedro Delga do come back and he "fi nished a club. The summf'r lea gue ex· · unlimit ed hydroplane drivers to relained the overall lea d for the sparkling la st" this past fall on pect·s to·expand from four to ~lght qualify for Sunda y's Columbia thir d co nsecu tive day . I he list of lour qualifiers. or 10 team s for 1988. Detroil Cup at Pasco . Wash. ' Fencing a lready ha s been named for Volke r Fischer of West Ccr· Junior Olympics underway ~~~~~~~~ This Weaks Specials at Brigham Young University Berry's World PROVO. Utah tUPil -Chris· The runner-up In Watt' s heat tine Mortenson won the 15· and was Cli nton Davis .. Ci ncinnati. 16·year-old girls discus cornpeli· la st year's lOO·m eter hurdl es tlon·Thu rsday as lhe U.S. Junior champion, with 10. 75 . Wall's high Olympic Track and Field Cham, sc hool learnmale, Dwayne plonshlps got und er full swing at MIIIPr, San Francisco, won his ,Brigham Young University . heat In 10.80. Mortenson, · 15 , Reeseville . . Mike Rernlglno, Newington, Wis., won Ihe d!scuss with a Conn., qualified for the final In mark of 125 feel , 7 Inc he s on her the 17·18 boys 800 meters with a fifth toss In a set of six. time o{ 1: 57.64. Remlglno Js the Brenda Eller, New Sharmi , son of 1952 Oly mplc 100 meter Pa ., was second .ln the compel!· gold medalist Lindy Remlglno. tlon with a toss of 125 feet, 6 In the J7.and 18·year,old girls Inches, followed by JuliP VIctor, 100 me ter dash, LSU·bound Ester Austintown, Ohio, with 125 feet 1 Jones, Milw.aukee, posted ail Inch. 11.45, tile fastest qualifying time . to advance to ~aturday's finals . Quincy Watts, Woodland Hills, ·Donald Marshall postt'd the 1 ~ Calif., took fhe nand 18· year· fastest qualifying time In the . old boys 100 meter race by 15-and 16·year·old boys 200 with posting the fast~st qualifying 21.19. Marshall, 16, Grand 1 time with a m eet record 10.37 Prairie, Texas, eclipsed the old seconds. meet record by .22 seconds. •1 ·J S/y and Brigitte are splitting. They're listed here as likely takeover candidates." · ' · The West voll <'yball team , which entered the final round undefeatE-d, won the first game , 15·6, but the North ralli ed to take the nexl three games, 15· 5, 15·5. 15·4. Hom, who a tt ends Southern California, had 19 kills to give him a tournament · leading 88 in four games. Lockwood. Wll· domar, Calif.. added 16 kills. while the mulll· ta lented Sio ·satpaia, Honolulu , contributE'd 12. Salpala also sa ng the national anthem before the match. with 76.85 points. Kunyavsky , who wOf\ the evpnt in lhe 19&~ Festival at Baton, Rouge, La., also set records in the club apparatus and rope and shared' the record with Simpson in ribbon with 19.45. ·Friday's sports briefs ...,_ _ _ __ ~ mint's iP avr . llltl r evide nce aftrr they Pxplodr Indeed. Iran has bccomf' quite ad<'p l a t eng aging In trrrorlst tactics that l<'aV<' II'W traces - and thus no justification for retaliatory attacks. There has brcn a grPa t dral of uninformrd speculation abo ut what military action this country might takr if , forrxa rnple , the o il ta nk er Bridgeton !former ly the routine." "When the team Is playing . well , It seems that each lndlvld· ual plays well." said Horn. Torrance, Calif. "And every· thing seemE'd to bP clicking for us tonight ." The grace of rhythmic gym· nasi Marina Kunyavsky and the barely controlled violence of icc hockey also highlighted Thurs· day's action. Kunyavsky, born In Leningrad, §et four Festival records In winning the gold medal In rhythmic gymnastics . The 22· year·old res !dent of Culver City, Calif.. posted an all · arou nd score of 77.40 In tile two-day event, breaking the mark ol76.23 set last year by 1987 silver rnt'dallst Diane &Impson. Evanston, Ill. Simpson finished penalties assessed overall, including nine In the decisive third period- matching the combined number of goals scorE'd In the period . Brad Jones, Sterling; Heights, Mich.. scorE'd lhre<l goals Jind added two assists fo~ .the East. , . In an afternoon ga me , ths North route d tho Wes t g, o~ scoring its first three goa ls In a• Festival record span of just 5<J: seconds.· • .Com pet ilion In track and field• was sch~uled to open tonight at: L>uke's Wallace Wade Stadium .' More than $2.6 million In Festival: tickets had been sold by T hu rs ·: day morning, surpassing theprevious record of$2.4 million set: last year In Houslon. • . . • Fed up with this joke! Thank you! meet a!. "I knew Ihe mPPt was really close," f:ald Palmer. · "T'.ve scorE'd higher o n the horlzonlal bar , but lhi s onP meant a lot to me. I felt it was a V("ry good Arnette • ties tour record Letters to the editor Says step forward to beat the West In I he men' sgold medal volleyball game. ''I wasn't t·rylng to think about Palmer's pe rformance," said St. Plerm. who attends UCLA . " I noticed the crowd's . reaction when he finished, but It was In the back of my mind. " Palmer, 22. a m ember of the u.s." national gymnastics lea rn and a student al Nebraska, won the all-around gold medal wllh a six-event total of 56.80, while St . . Pi erre, 20, a member of UCLA's 1987 NCAA Iitle te am , received 9.60 on ifle floor exercise aild finished a t -56.70 lor the s ilver . 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Ev!'rything turn('(! out quite nicely." ParkN. who had six RBI for Plflsburgh in a game at Los Angeles in 197;, now has 67 on thP season. With his hafting averag<' having dipped to .267, Parker ha s taken ext ra batting practice the past s!'veral davs. "For two days, I hit lor an hour eac h time out," Parker said. " I noticed !hat my mechanics w!'re •• ~I' ' ' ... ., . '~ ' J .. j ' ... .. ' ... ' '" ' •, ' -. Hot weather makes fishing a challenge ...'.·" ' ' , u ,, .·' .. .. ' ..' 'f •• , . .. .•. ,.. ,. , , ., , - ·- LOOK WHAT I'VE GOT · San Diego Padres' shortstop Luis Salazar (lt•lt) chases down Pittsburgh's Barry Bonds (right) caught off base stealing between first and second base during third Inning action Thursday in San Diego. Bonds wa.• out with a loss to first base. Lauer, Gennain share lead in Women's Open By DAVID E. NATHAN UPI Sports Wriler EDISON, N.J. j'UP[) -On a day wh£'n t~mperatur£'s and scores soared, two littlt'-known LPGA vetNans ·s urvivro th£' heat to grab a share of th£' first -round lead at the ,42nd Women's U.S. Open. Bonnie Lauer and Dot G£'r· main, with a rombinro 27 years of Tour £'xperlence betwe£'n them. each flrro 3· und£'r·par 695 Tl!.ursday to lead by a s trok!' t h!' most pr!'stigious tournament In ,. , women's golf. :,, . Kathy Postlewait was a s ho t .·~· back at 70 and Jody Ros!'nthal. ,. Ayako Okamoto and Sandra : , ·, Palmer W£'r£' at 71. Only those six ,o' , , players managed to br ea k par , , ove r the sun-baked. 6.284· )•ard '·· . Plainfield Country Club course. Nancy- Lopez, trying for the ., , only major championship tltlc to elude h£'r. shot a 73. D£'f£'nding champion Jane Geddes was at 7:i '•. · as was Kath)· Whitworth, at 4~ :; ' thc oldest play£'r in the field . The youngest pla y£'r. 14-year-old · · VIcki GO!'tze. shot an 8.1. Pat '' · ' Bradley the 19R6 Player of thC' ~ · ·· · Ye ar strugglro to an 81. ' ' Most players drank from watN coolers stalionoo at e1·£'r} teo. '.. . ' . ~ ' applied wet lOW£' IS !O lh€'11' nC'cks r, , • and trloo to walk in the shade to lessen · the e ffect s of t!'mp!'ra · tur!'s In the mid·90s and hig h humidity. . , "I was glad to pla y early and -;- ha\'e a good start." said Lau<"r. ~ 36. " Thl' h!'at is tough but you just •l have to plod along. I 'lllu st try not ~J to pass out tomorrow. ~ " With th.e hea t and the course. .J this will be a survival IPs!." -! Ncilher Lauer nor Ger mai n :l has won a major tourna m!'nl. In ~ fact. Lauer hasn ' t won in two ~ years a nd Germain's last first · ;J place check eame in 19RO. . ..1 ~ .~ ~ ~ But both have consistent games and usually pl ay well in the majors. relyi ng on ball plac<'m<'nl and cxperiencc In· •· stpad of s tr<"ngth. Germain hit Jti .::·!lr<'rns In rc!~Ulation. the b('st • • ~ • ll' .~"' figure of the. day. while Lau<"r hit J:l fairways, the second best mark Thursday. Lau£'r played th e only boge)·· free round of the day . She had thre<' birdies but her key hole was No. R whcn sh!' rolled in o n a 15-foot par putt alter driving into the rough and the n laying , up s hort of th e green with her second shot. " It f!'lt like a birdie to me cvPn though it was a par," Lauer sa id. · Germai n played just sevC'n tournaments la st year so she could ~are for her a il ing teach!'r. E ll en Griffin , who has si nce passed away . GC'r matn is playing in her U th tournament this )'ear and fePis her game is finally rounding in fo shap!'. " In Montrpal tal the du Maur· ier Classic two w~e ks ago! I hit the ball really well and putted tPr ribly." said GPr ma in , 40. "I think toda)· I putted bl'ttor than i ha\'e in a while." Lopez was 1· under through 11 holes but drove into .the water on No . 12, a par·:l, a nd suflerro a doublt'-bogey . She parred the la s t seven holes. Rosenthal. too. had a chance to be closer to .the i<"ad<"r s but shr missed a ma kea'· ble 6-foot birdie putt at No. 1K Gedd es bl a med putting for het troubl es. Th<' top money winnPr this vear boge)ed three of thl' par-!is. which are usua l!)' a sourcC' of birdies for th<' long· hittN " I didn ' t putt too wl'il." GPd d<"s said. " My position going into thP greens was not real good so i was leav ing myself some tougll putts . You can't leave yourself 6-!oot par putts a ll thP time a nd expPcl fo make the m ." BradlPy . who has struggled thi s year aftpr a s upNb 1~R6. double·bog<'yed the first two holes and is in dang!'r of missi ng th<' cut lor the second consccu· tivf' weC'k. 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Phlllles 5, Braves I /II Philadelphia , Don Carman permitted live hits over ·seven innings and singl('d home fh!' go-a head run in the filth to push Philadelphia over Atlanta. Car· rna n, 6· 7, struck out six before being replacro by MikpJack son, who finished. ChariiP Pui('O, 3· 3. took the loss. Cardinals 9, Dodgers 6 At Los Angeles. VInce Coleman s lnglro home Tony Pen a with one out in the ninth inning to lift St Lo~is ov~r Los Angell'S . Reliever Ke n Day ley, >·1. plckt!,d up thr victory. Todd Worrell workoo the ninth for his 21st sav.-. Reliever Matt Young. >·ti , took the loss. ---Military N.e ws.-Six area '·boy scouts attended Philmont Scout Ranch, Cimarron •, Helmet fining scheduled Monday All varsity football team candi· dati's and seventh and e ighth grade football play!'rs In the East!'rn Local School District ar!' to r<'port to the high school at 7 p.m . Monday lor helmet flffing . Lancaster wins title After dropping an II to X d!'cision to th!' Ath!'ns American L!'glon nine on Tuesday evening at Tr.autwein Field, Lancaster's entry took a 6 to I decision Wednes day !'vening to capture their ninth consecufive Eighth District Baseball IItle and ad· vane!' 10 play in t)le state tournamPnt scheduled to start August J .af Athens . The Fairlleltl Count!ans put together ten hits, including two round-trippers and three triples . to down the runners-up . Mike Rolkis was the big bitter for the winners with a home run. triple and single. Dim Rurr homered and singled, Tim Gra· liam had a triple and single and Hpnwood tripled. Athens" man· agoo eight hits, all singles, orr winning pitcher Brent Lambert but le!t fourteen men stranded. Rob Dorman had two hits for the losers. James Conrath was charged with the loss. Pairings for the state tournaments will be drawn on Sunday August 2. POMEROY Matthew E. Riffle, son of Ronald E . Riffle of Pomeroy and Mrs. Linda Bates, Pomeroy. ha s !'nlis!ed in the Air Force's Delayed E nlis tment Program. according to TSGT Steven El· !rink, Air Foree recruiter, Ath!'ns. Airman Ril!le, a 1985 graduate of M!'igs High School, Is sche· duled fo r !'nlistmenf in !he regular Air Force in MarC'h. 1988. Upon gradua tion from the Air Force's six-week basic t raininR course near San Antonio, Texas. Airman Riffle Is scheduled to rec<:'ive technical training in the . mec ha nica l career field . Airma n Riffle will be earning cred it s towards a n assoc iate degree in app lied SC'iences through the Community Coll ege of the Air Force whil<' att!'ndlng basic a nd technica l framing Six area scout s are attended Philmont Scout Ranch In Clmar· ron. New Mexico, which is operaloo by the Boy Scouts of America, In June. .. Scott Starcher. Pomeroy: David Todd, Gallipolis; Mike O' Rourke, Gallipolis; Forrest Ramey, Jr., Ga llipolis; Charles Estep, Ga llipoli s a nd Carl Hogg; Point Pleasant attended the ca mp for 12 days . While at the ca mp they backpackro 70 to 75 mll!'s, vislled severa l mountain ca mps , were lnstructoo in rock c limbing. western lore. !ly fish · ing. lumber ing, eco logy · a nd co nservation. ! '• In tribul£' to ,. th•~ ir Of hf•r s C' har lf'.s rf•t·ognl7l"d and WC' I- .current winning strra k. The \'ictory wa s Bell 's S<'I'Ond dur ing thp nlnP·gamP surg(', In which Oriol<'s pitchers ha ve surrendered less than th r('(' runs a · ga m e. L.a st Friday. &II dPI!'atC'd th~ Royals .1-1 and Of t h1' !>.fo;.tSOn , ",h,ckson pif C'ht"d f.! I'N I I, " K.1n · sas City Mon a~ r Hlll.l CurdnPr said . " Th C' oth rr kid , nell , pifch<'d grr,1t too . w r· ,.,. be<' n tryi ng to pull ('l' ery thln g ilml his IB(•II'st ball runs awu" l nun ltw rlght ·h<ondrrs . II'P' \'l' ·had l hr"" compll't<' ~:amps 1In last thrl'c gafn~ sl but II'<' ca n "t s('('m to get !he big hit ." Indians ~. Rang-t•rs 'I At Clc\'<•land . Tom f 'a ncllot! l to guide th (' ln dtans pa<t thP RangNs landtolli. :\. ]11, wo n for the firs t tim (' in fl\'f' dl'cl, lon,. Jos r Guz man . 8· ~, took thP lo". l.an-;· Parris h and O<ldliM' McDo· well hit s .Jrq;t;,.,...fli<'>. for Te .~:t s . best. In a combln ~ s lx-hit! Pr. "This Is the best feelin g I've Pver fe lt on the mound." sa td Bell. 8-7. "Thi s on<' fPeis bettl't' because I finis hed It . My c han · geup wa s lhC' best I'I'P hatl In a while. I'm Irvin g to throw it down the middl <' a nd low. and IC't t ln g It break to thl' outside. & lo re. I was fry mg to be too fine a nd th<' hitters s tarted taking lh<' pitch that was outside." Ca l Rip ken .Jr. gave !he Orio les !heir two runs with a !tlth-lnning si ngle. hl•lping thP Orioles win for the 12th lime In their last 1; gamcs a nd capture cons!'Cutiv<' home games lor the first time since late May . F lower arra ngemen ts s uitable for a picnic tabl e were judged by ~~ason Tlw Daily St>ntinel (t uws U !'t-!t6RI \ l)h·l .. l"n ttl ;'fulllnwdh, , lnt•. l' ullll ... ht,l f'' , ., \ lhrnuch f11d .n his Danny Jac kson, 4·12, was tagged with Kansas City's 12th loss in its la s t 15 .gam!'s. H!' allowed six hits and walked none in his fifth complete game of !he season . Kevin Seltzer provid!'d the Royals' Jon!' run In the third Inning with his sev£'nlh home run MER US IN THE ALLEY· lOCI AND BOWL NlGHTS PARTY STARTS AT 9 P.M. FUN FOR EVERYONE . 111 f'ltUfl Mnnd .•\ r•., ~I N r · ~o~ Yr•1k Nf 'l'. r ttrk I!Wl li. 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Haro ld RicP h11d lh< • bl1's'l ng be fori' 1 hr group \' nfpn•<l t h!' dining ar0a " ·herf' th0y \\'PH' sf•n•M r fl frPs hmr nl b~' M r. and Mrs. Fn•cl CPorg(' an(,l Mr. <tnd Mrs. Danu Hoffm a n. r::ar l Joh nson and daughter . Sheryl. Mrs. Lula C!rcl11.a nd dau g ht !'r, Dixie Circle, spent the wpekend In ZanesviiiP going especially !qr thP Wilson reunion . There W£'re 83 present lor Sunday sc hoo l on July 19 In the Spotlight Open From 9 a.m.-11 p.m. For Mort Information Call 675·7119 2217 .lcKkson Ave. - Poh1t Pleasant By Cindy S. Oliveri this sweetenl'r. Aspartmal' de· compost>s with heat and Is not a County Extenolon Arent good c hoice lor baking purposes. Home Economl~'ll/ f · H Last week our a rticle focused Tire United Statps D~ parfmPnt of on the use of sugar In thrdl!'t and A~rlculturc Indicates that It Is types or sugar . This wel'k In the no! n !'c~sary fo us(' artificial Spotlig ht will takc a look a t ways ' sWI't'tenNs to avoid too much to reducP th<' amount of s ugar In sugar In your dll't. unlrss pres· fhP dirt a nd some sensi bl e snac k crlbed by your physician. The US DA su~ges t s you choose foods r!'Cipes . Whpn you shop. read labels . more ca refully and limit sugar in Select items lower In tota l sugar home cooki ng as an alte'r native ·whPn possible. Buy lr!'sh fr uit s or to using I he artificia l swPeteners. Occasionally the safety of the fr uit s packl'd In watl'r. juice or artificial swepte n!'.rs is qupsti· light syrup rather than thosr packro In hravy syrup. Also try onoo . ThPy are continu a ll y under to buy fewer foods high in sugar review by the Food a nd Drug suc h as baked goods, candles. Administration . For a dditional sweet drsserts. soft drinks. and information on arll ll clal sw.-et· rrult -llavored punchrs ~ nd ades . en!'rs , typ<'s and uses, cont act the Sw('('t trea ts a rc okay once In a MPlgs Count y Cooperative Ex· whliP, but a steady diet or lhl'm tension ServicP at 992· 6696 or j us t adds <'x tr a calorlrs and not writ!' to Box 32, Pom er .rv. OH much nutrition . Thost> extra 45769 . For a summery . desscrt or ca lorlPs l'a n turn Into pounds of snack, this cantaloupe. honey· added wright! In lhP kl!rhen. rrouce the dPW combin ation Is to be a hit. '14 c . lowfat co tta gHhC'eEe; IT. sugar In the roods that you prepare. Try npw recipes or honpy; V.I. ground nutmeg: 1113 adjust your own. Start by rE'dUC· c. cantaloupe cubes; 1 113 c. Ing t,he sugar gradually until you honeyd ew mr lon cubPs. Put cottage cheese, hon ~y a nd havt.' reduced If by a third or more. Experiment wl!h lasly nutmeg Into a ble nder container. spiel's such as ·cinnamon. nut· Cover. Blend until smooth . Mix meg, ginger. and mace to add to melon cubes. Pla ce 1/ 3 cup melon in each servi ng dish . Top Ihe flavor of food s . At the table. use less of a ll with I ~ tablespoons c heese sugars. ' This includes whitt' and mlxtur!'. R!'peat layers. Makes 4 brown sugars, honey , molasses s!'rvlng about 213 c ups eac h. This plneappl!'·ca rrot cupcake and syrups. Choose fres h !rul! for a s nack Instead of a chocolate bar recipe uses less tha n half the or piece of pll' or cake. Add less suga r of a typica l ca rrot ca ke. It Is also lower in fat and ca loriPs. ~-: · s ugar to foods such as co!IC'e, tea, 1 c. whole wheat flour ; 113 cup · :: .'· c!'real or fruit . G!'t usoo to usln,:t sugar: 1 I. baking powder; Y, I. •:· . ha ll as much then cut back more ::::: II you ca n. You may · be plea· baking soda; II . cinnamon; . Y. t. :•:• santly surprised how good the nutmeg; 'Ao I. salt; 1 egg; Y. cup ••. • food or beverage tastes just by oil; I cup shredded carrots; Y, c . crushe.d pineapple, packed in Its : Uself! ; Another popular choice today · owp juice; 11. vanilla. Preheat oven to 350 degr!'es. is artificial swi'E'tnPr. Saccharin ; and aspartmar- arE' artificial Place baking cups In mu!!ln tins. : sweeteners commonly usro In Mix dry Ingredients thoroughly diet beverages, tabletop sweet- In a bowl. Add r!'mainlng lngre· '•·' ••. • enPrs and olh!'r products to dlents. Mix well. Fill baking cups 1 ..;, provide SW!'!'tness without un· two-thirds full. Bak!' twenty minutes or until top springs back wanted calories. Aspartame is also used In when touehro lightly. Makes gelatins, puddings, dessert 1op- eight cupcakes. 165 calories plngs and even cereals. Sine!' .each. saccharhi does not have the sam!' Did You Know That: Putting a baking charaeterlstles as sugar, baby to boo with a bottl!', special recipes must be used for formula, juice or other sw<'£'1 ,,_ .preparing bakro products using liquid Is not recommended. Tt 1.' 1\ f, · Th~ Branches Quartet of Glouster will be singing at the Middleport First Baptl•t ( 'hurch at Sixth and Palmer StrePts, Sunday at 7 p.m. Thr puhlk is Invited. RACINE Scott A. Burris, son of Charles R. Burris. Racine, and Mrs. 8!'\·erly A. Burris. Evansville, Ind., has <'nlistro In the U.S. Air Force, according to TSGT Steven Elfrink, Air Force recruiter, Athens. Upon SUCC!'SS!UIIy completing the Air Force's slx·we<'k Basic military training at Lack land Air Force Base, near Sa n Antonio. Texas. Airman Burris is sch!'· dulro to r!'Celv!' technica l train · ing in the Se<'Urity career field. Airman Burr is, a 1987 gradu· at!' of Southern High School will b!' earl)!ng credits toward a n associate degr!'e In applied sci!'n· ces thrugh the Community Col' lege of the /lir Fore!' whll<' alt<"ndlng basic and technica l training schools . Thursdays show There are eight senior artistic arrangement classes all taking miniature designs, "Country Smells", using herbs; "WalkS", roadside. materials; "Country Life". a figurine; "Country Roads", line arrangements; "Country Refres)Jments", in jug or bottle; "Country Br!'!'Ze", showing motion ; ·'Country High" , modern or abstract; "Country Cousins". using two containers. Junior classes are "Country Tune" showing motion; a nd "Country Hayride" uslng •road· side materials. The senior horticulture classes are for dahlias, decorallve. and cactus, porn poms, ball 'and single, . and roses, hybrid tea, !lorlbunda, grandl!lora, climbing, miniatur!' and other specimens, whll!' lh!'re Is a junior class for vegetable baskets. Shl'tla Curtis at the recent meeting of the Fernwood Garden Club held Tuesday night at the Zion Church of Christ . The arrangem.-nts W!'r<' of roses. marigolds, dalsi!'S , zin· · nias. and a variPIY of wild !IOWet'S. Mr<. Curfis also judged th<' flower specimens displayed at fhP "br ing-a- friend" picnic . Ida Murphy, pres idro at the m<'<'tlng which Op('ned with the club collect. Shl' read a lett!'r from the count y contact chair· man . Mrs. Curtis, .a bout upcomIng activities. A new eounty contact chairman will be nl'<'d<'d and she has asked each club fo nomin a te a pC'rson.· Mrs . Curtis noted that she haa s been s itting in on ttl!' Littcr Control Board meetings and has suggested wildflower seed and bulbs be plantro In ar!'as which are und!'rgoing cleaning. ThP M!'igs County Fair flower show was discuss!'d and if was reported that thP F!'rnwood and Star Clubs will havechargeo!fh<' horticulture exhlbl!s. Next meeting will be on Aug. 25 at 1 p.m . at th!' Zion Church. Members were ask!'d to fak!' a po!'ffi about a tree for devotions, and to giv<' suggestions for the new program books lor roll call. Others atening were Kathryn .Johnson. E\'elyn Thoma, Viola Haning. Suzann<' Warner. Thelma Giles , VIrginia Wyatt . Wllovene Bailey . The Nelson family reunion... ---~-~-The annual Nelson reun ion was hC'ld re<'cnt ly al the Forest Acres Park ncar Rutland . Robert Mi li er had gt'ac<' before the dlnJH?r . Games were played In th<' afternoon a nd pictun•s were takl'n . Loca l r<"Sid~ nt s anending w<'re Dick. Sha ron. Michele and Danny Folmer. Orville Hill . £lobby; Linda , Bob. Mi ssy a nd Ryan Fos ter. Richard. Robl'rra. Tnnya . Richie. Angte a nd Chri sty Dill. Ca l h)·. Gina and (:'ortney ScarbC' rr ). 13etty Dill. Roberl a nd Judy Miller. Ploss ie a nd John Nelson. Bon· nic Miller . Nora Jordan . John a nd Junle Yos t. Larry . Ret ha and J es ica Gib~s. Rick Debbie. Ricky , .Jr. a nd J oshua Yost; Don, Peg. Donnie. Jr .. and Dawn Yost, Kenneth, Tina. Jonathan, and Tasha Green ..Jell Miller. Kathy Pickens. Kim Holco mb. Ed and .Jud y Nelson. Andy Rowe. Dar· rell. Linda and Martha Nelson. Darlene and Ryan Bates. J eff. Gloria and Carrie Rife. Sallv Harrisonville News Note Mrs. W11 ldo Neal hostcd a fam ill r<"union Su ndav at hr r hoine . Those a !tending 'w<'rc M1 and Mrs . Biil1 i" <'al NC'Iso nvi lle: il-1r a nd Mrs . ,lark N~a l anchons, Athms; Mr. an!l Mrs. Ru ssp ll Be<•kman ;~nd Lcbonan. and Mrs ••• nloldcr. • Donna •vvyc Char l!'ston. w. Va Mr. a nd Mrs. Dwight Si<"plc of Wilmington spent Friday mgh! 11 ith Mrs . Frances Young. Gorda n Atkins of SC'a l flo . Wash. spl'nl a W<'Ck with hi s mothe.. Stell a Atkins and aunt, Mi ss Rub)' Diehl: .lark Kin g is a paiiPnt at the Hol7.!'r Medical Cent er The Lend·a -Ha nd Circle mrt t ('<;t'ntl)· at fh {' churr h with nin e mcmbt•rs pres<"nt Norma L""'s blrthdal' was observro a nd gifts "'"'" ·prese nt('(! to hPr. Haz~l Stan ley and Virginia Gi bson servf'd icc crea m and cakC' . Stewart. Charlie and Sally Mlll!'r, Ronnie. Diana, Dusty and Adam Starch<'r. Ray mond and Lydia Smith. All!'nding from out or town were Frank and Evelyn Leach, Wellston; Ralph and · Gladys Blosser, Danny Ll'e, Rabbi!' and Kevin Wilson, William and Haz!'l Moore. Groveport; jack and Cheryl Nelson, Paulin<' Nelson, Proctorville; Amber Tickle,. Matewan, W. Va.; Richard and Pat Nelson, South Point, Odas N!'lson , Marilyn and Tim G('Orge, Columbus: Walt!'r Ray and Pat Nelson, Rick, Mary and Brian, Benca Curtis, and Marguerite Bak!'r, Lancaster; and Gladys Landis. Baltimore. The 198R f!'Unlon will be held June 19 at Fores t Acres Park. Favor making for rehab planned Plans for making favors for thc /lmcricare-Pomeroy Nursing a nd Rehabilit a tion CC'nl<'r wer<' made whcn the Women's Ml s· s ionary Union of the Ho pt• Baptist Church. MtddiPport, met Tuesday at lh<• church. A poiluck dinner was enjoyl'd at noon Mar) Br~·an conducted the m<'£•ting using sions" as the topic had devotions and Virginia Whitlatch as seer('tary. "Home Mis· Judy Miller prayer. and was !'l!'Cted · Next meeting was announced for Tuesday. Au!(. 18. at noon and all women o! the church ar<' invitro to a fie nd. 786 N. Second St. Middleport, Ohio 992-6291 m ~~!o'f~l~!~~!~ u~FOI SUMMER: USE A SUNSCREEN 0111 MASON LOCATION ...WHEN YOU CAN OWN AHONE OF YOUR OWN/ """*'-"'"""" A• fllfHbt. • • 1118 wlfllt IIHII ""'~. ,_ liM ,,,_ tw. Clll /Illig N""" " M#li Brl• 675·1121, H• F11N1 11 773-2135, " Jill LIIJIII " 882·2135 , "'" *'lll • , ,.,,.,.. - ,_ "'l""· PEOPLES . .. Jl , re, •d . £lis hop announc<'d 1hat ' h<' ha ' cookboo ks for sal!'. It was noted that a ri'Ceptlon ho noring Linda Davis will bt• h< •ld at Nc\\ Marshfi e ld on Aug ~ at~ : :m p m A rummage sa l<' wa s plann ed for ""'" S!'ptombN for Toronto . Al l\ l' t lhl n J! /!t'fH'hi 'nl .tl In· Ill .1nh.•m Nt•" ~JJ.Ipr'l ~.I if'... , i'.t1 1:hJnl 1\\'l'nut·. said. "I ca n't speak lor th<' c lub, but since my brother Bill got was shP w as m na \' P St ieb . 9 :'l , fl rNI a I ivt•· h llf('J" In nOIC'hing hb Sl't'Ond C'O mpiPI I' "" m<' of 1he sl'uson GrorJ(!' F t a1.il'r fell to:;.;,. Fn-d Me ;riff 11dd<'d hi ' lith homPr of thP M t•m l>t' l l 'nitnl P ti'S'o lnu • t· n ~ ttl on, d . In l, tn.l 11 •tl\ I•r i ' ""' A "'"'lt'l.lt In n .t nfl t h•· Ohll1 r..to ~ ~p.q)I • J 1\ , .. r.t 1,11inn Na1lnn 11 " When you'rewinning, yo u get bloop s ingles with the count lull called Up, the ClUb ha s be('O winning, and I know J'vC' gotten a ,. ( \h in sl r uck OtJI ni nC'. then hi s cal'f'('r 10 F lorence Circle spent the weekend Willi Mrs. Robert Koon and family or Belpre. B<>rtha ,lo hnson of Oak GrovC' was !he ri'Cent aft<'r noon vis it or of Mar~tarct Ann .Johnson . Morgan Yates wa s the Sunda y Pvenln~ visitor of Mr, a nd Mrs. llhrl' .lay> 4. Twin.~ :1 Ar Tor'onto. l.lo~~d . M os(IIJ~r ' ing l<'d home Gart h lorg from ;, pc"O nd b.ISC' with two out In th{' ninth Innin g to lilt !he lllu e .la y .• thtPW a fu_u r hl tlf' l' and Hroo k .Jat·olJy sluggfl d <.1 l\~o' o - run homf'l' aid ll'hll~ Carnell. Personals... Thf• Indi ans " 'on 1·2 . By I.OU Ri\BITO UPI Sports Writer The Baltlmor<' Orlol<"s ha w us<"d two factors to i>ulid thPlt' nine-ga me winning st rPak pitching a nd. Ihe Kan sas Cit) Roya ls. Rook!!' Erie BPII struck o ut a carl'er· hlgh 12 a nd ., ca tt erro fiv!' hit s in his first major· lcag u!' complete ga me Thursday night , C'arryl~g the Orioles to a 2· 1 triumph o1·cr Ka nsas Cit y. 13alti· m o re has beatcn lh<• Royal s ' " straight times'- li\O du ring It s g1·and dd>uty l.ind'a Da\'1' a nd thos!' ha1·1ng ~rand appolntm!'nts and having had ~rand :tppolntm~nts 1\ tha nk you nolr ft om . lud ~; or ('J('\'t•land. do ring a hunllr~· a.lon~ Ihi• •·hulk line in lt11· M't·ond Innl,n.: al'lion of Thursd,.y '~ gam1•. Oriole rookie .strikes out 12 King, thP hospiU.il ussis tanc(' throug h the )'t•ar . Mt·s. c;cor~l' ('Xtl'ndc·d thanks <ond 1<'a d a po<'m in lrl buh•. romro w('rl' 131'11.1' Bishop, dis· trlrt prt'sld<'nf of District ~:i: Rutw DIPhl. til '"'" ' mcmbl'r : A GLOVE TOO Fi\R · TPxa.• first ha.-.•man Pelt· O'Brien managed to pullht• tag on Tommy llinw, W<'ll for !lowers of Ha rr iso nville l hapter 25!i. Ordcr of th<' F.aMC'rn Star. W<'f<' honor('(! at the rccr·nt rhapt£'1' m('('ting b,. A van<'ll Ceot'g<'. worthy matron . and Dana Hoi· !man. worthy ;>atrnn . schools. Page-5 Fernwood Garden Club meet at Zion discuss county fair flower s.how SIX IN ATI'ENDENCE . Above are six area boy scouts who attended Philmont Seoul Ranch In Omarron, New Mexh:o for 12 days In ,June. From left are oa,·id Todd , Gallipolis; Mike O' Rourke, Gallipolis; Charles Estep, Gallipolis; Carl Jlogg , Point Pleasant; Scott Sta rcher, Pomeroy and Forrest Ramey, ,Jr,, Gallipolis. Pnsl matrons and past patl'ons EAST SECOND ST. POMEIOY, OH. (hltlnd old Meigs Theater) ms • li('kel!!! a\ailahlt> Meigs Athletic Booster Cl ub membership tickets ar<' ava lla · bleat $2 Pach for a nyonpwis hing to joi n the orga niz ation. Those purchasing a membership prior to August 7th will have thPir n:lmPs lisfpcl in both the football a nd basketball pr ogra m s . Anyone joining altN that da!c will appear in the basketball progra m only . Two hund r('d club ticki'I S will be ava il a ble prior to the op('nlng game against Point Pll'asant. II you wi sh to r<'<!'rve the numbl'r you had la s t year, contact either Cordon Flshl'r or Jim Soulsbv. Workcrs are n('('dPd a! tht• iair booth . Anyone wishing to volun· 1<'<'1 for a shift mav c·ont act Sus II' Soulsby at 992-2377. Friday, July 24, 1987 .OES Chapter 225 meet BOWLERS RECEIVE FREE HOT DOG. SOFT DRINK AND FREE 1 GAME BOWLING. AT POMEROY BOWLING LANES at CIM•t•IWtd Mlnn.'MII:il ul Tur•lllfu ~.ttlt • al ll~o• Cincinnati took a >·4 lead with llv!' runs in the third . Kurt Stillwell led off by rC'ac hmg second on a two-base error on th.i rd baseman Tim Walla ch. was sacrificed to third by Poll'er and came home on Barry Larkin 's single. Buddy Bell singled Larkin to second an(l Larkin scorl'd on Eric Davis's singiC'. Parker fol· lowed hi s homPr to put the Reds ahead 5·4. "Smit h made a good pitch on thc home run ball. " said Parker. "I just hit it in th e righ t spot. " Elsewhere. San Diego nipped Pittsburgh 2-1; PhiladPiphia beat Atlanta 5·1 a nd St. Louis downcd Los Ang<>l<"s ~- 6. In th<' American L~ague . it was : Clevela nd i , T<"xas 2: BaltimorE' 2, Kansas Cit )' 1: Toronto 4. Minneso ta :1 and Milwauke<' 12. Oakland ;,. P~dn~ 2, Pirah•s I At San Dil.'go. Er ic Show allowed s ix hit s ovct· 8 2<1Innlngs By The Bend The group a tt!'ndcd the camp under th!' leadership or Dick Smarr, Forrest Ramey, Sr .. and Mi ckey Ca meron . IRllnfM..,Ii•r I t!J . K p.m Ill Sl . 1111 - Mall Dlo•,;u. nl~ !Ill '" "'"'' .," " " ' INTERNATIOJUL LE,\Gt'f; " 1. Pc1 . ( 'fnti•..ti.W ,\ lnMn•ld, nlalll :'lli•w \'•r• ,:, Kan.w" flly ut lbltlmnn•, nl&ht 1 \n.tit~ .\11Mt11111 PhiiiMtrtphla. I tllifnr nt $1 1 I t:l II• , Uaklarulal Mllwau•o•C'. nljthf ~ . l.owj,o 111 ~lUI Fran' ilit•u Mtl t~hurJfe M :u . :MI~ Nt•w Yerk 111 (hit attn ~•ni~U"'"' f.i;um,., • ..,.. ....., ~.... \ tlrlt C'hlt. llf IM ,.,"' 1~1tf11vl lluu.. tnn t Hyan I-ll .u11l Ktwt'l"'' :1-1 11 ~''" \ ' urk t t'• rn.mdt~l !H .tnd l\lll;•lu-11 I hul•nali :\llnrw·~ nl IU\ .. 11 .. 1:1 1.1 :l.t~~ nakl1md ,;i l:t Hll 1 lh••"'un !'in fo'r'"'" ' ' \11,....; l .1,. .\nld1 ~ "'an """"'"n 8ttlthunr t: \I. U : Uo( II I. I'H Cl•lo · u~~:•• l'hl.phl~ 1'111.-;hr ~~: h I \1 ' 111~ By JERRY PICKRELL Outdoor Writers Association of Amerka Distributed bj I IPI Fishing right now is" s loll' . These are the hottest days of the summer a nd this year se<'ms to have had even more !han it s s hare. fl s lilt Ie as you llkl' being ou 1 In the hot sun without shad!', so do mos t fish . That moan s that if you' re gonna catch fish now, you' ll han to adjust your appt oach a bit . First. look for !hem to be In a pla ce where there is somP s hade from !he direct ravs of th!' s un . Even in shallow bOdies of water, there Is always someplace, they can lind s heltt·r. 01erhanglng I reps makl' a grl'at spot for them. bur th py' rc tough fo !Ish e ffectively. Try a long pole like a cane pol<' a nd low!'r the bait right into the hole where !hey'rc waiting. 131' ready, though,, bass !'Specially will frequently blast thp bail as soon as It !ouches down. all messoo up and I was swinging at bad pltch!'S." Ted PowPr. 8-5, survived th!' first Inning in which the Expos scored four runs. Power held Montreal scor!'less the next se\'en innings, allowing eight hils. He walkro two and s truc k out liv£'. Jo hn Franco pitched the ninth . Bryn Smith. 6-4, las ted 4 J.J Innings for Montreal, giving up seven runs and eight hits . The Expos have droppro threP straight after winning eigh t in a row . ' "Afl !'r tha t first Inning. 1 thought we werp COil)lng ou 1 of our hilling slump," Montreal Mana11('r Buck Rodgers said. Th!' Expos had been shut out tiv th P Houston Astros' . Mik!' Scoi t on Wedn!'sday and only scored fwo runs the night before. " Wc haven' t bePn -swi ngi ng !he bat well lately. so it has be<'n Iough to come back." The Daily Sentinel BANK~ "rho letter lonlr" IEIIIIO F.D.I.C. Second SIMt liD, W. VI. m-5514 .... ....... , Point Plll•t W. VI. 675-1121 . ..."-···· 51Uemu ..JUI Summer is finally here! And with il comes increas~ee!d~~~~;~!:,::~~· harmful effects of the sun. Whether sunbathin& or • all of us run the risk of having the sun cause ellen· sive damage to the skin, includin& premature aging .and skin cancer. Thus, the best prescriptionfonkin in the summer is 1 simple one: Usi a sunscreen. The mosl importJnt consideration i'n selectinc. a sunscreen is the u"r's skin type. Six skin have been identified which ranee from wlto always burn usily and never lan, those who never burn and are dtttollyv~~!~:~::~~~ Once the user's skin type Ires been dt sunscreen may be chosen bned upon ' ·: SPF, or Sun Protection flctor, rs a number on the product bottle ·which rates its effectiveness. The SPF of a sunscreen simply indicated how many times lonpr the user can stay in the sun before pttinc sunburnacl. An SPF of 2would mean that by applyin& the sunscreen, -the user could stay in the sun twice as long as usual before piling sunburned. It is importJnt to remember that reapplication will NOT Extend the period of protection. · Another importJnt consideration in choosin& a sunscreen is that some persons may be alleraic to PABA (para-aminobenzoic acid), the active inaredient in many products. If this is the case. a "PABA·free" sunscreen should be selected. Here are some tips on use: *Apply at least 30 minutes before e~posure. and at leasl two hours befdle exposure for PABA•containina products. ,.. *Reapply after swimmin1 or exc.etsive sweating . . *Avoid contact with eyes , . *for ellernal use onl~ - DO NOT SWALLO!I *Discontinue use if srps of irritation or rash appear. Aword of ca1tion to those individuals who are takina prescription 111dicatlon and will be out in the sun: The sun combined wit• some ntedications can increase your susceptibility to sunburn. Afew types of medications that can worsen a sunburn Include certain tranquiliz·: ers, sulfa drup, tetracyclinelntibiotics, llltdications usacl to treat diabetes and those used to remove excess fluid from the body. If you are: takin& !IIese or any other medications, clteck with your doctor or phar·· IIICist before spucllqlolll hours in the sun. . · So 10 ahead - enjo_y sumMtr. But bt wise and protect 1-our skin: from tht SUIIIIIII' SUI. Tilt pUIIIIICiStS II frulh Pllermacy Will bt alld! to llelp JOU detennlne JOIII skin lypland seiKt the sunscreen for your, skin needs. Slop by 1t1c1 ell for 1 fill consultltlon. ' ' �• Page-6 The Daily Sentinel Beat of the Bend Community calendar/area happenings Lonnie has surgery By BOB HOEFLICH Lonnie LeMaster, son ot Bon nte LeMaster who has had health problems since he was a small child and many of you have helped him - underwent surgery Wednesday at Child ren s Hospital In Columbus He was responding well Wed nesday evening according to word received here Lonnie Is a 1986 graduate of Meigs High School Cards can be sent to Three Towers South • And please accept the heartfelt thanks of Joe and Mildred (Moody) Bailey lor all of your kindnesses to them In donating blood on Joe's behalf Joe who Is having some physical problems must undergo transfusing every couple o! weeks The Baileys feel that your giving blood has been the grea test gift you could ever give them and they deeply appreciate It You can give for Joe by teiiing the clerical staff~~ any bloodmo bile that you d like to do that WNSN Tina Dawn Davts daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert S Davis Ractne, stationed with the VP8 Squadron at the naval base In Brunswick, Me , was honored by bemgnamed the June sot lor of the month lor her group Meigs young people do have a way of commg m for their' share of recogmtlon don I they? Mane Turner who hves right in the heart of downtown Dan ville, has returned from a great trip abroad whtch took her to Ireland England Wales and Scolland She JOined a tour group for the trip from June 31! to July 16 She watched Waterford crystal and Wedgewood chma being made saw Big Bend the changing of the guard the Tower of London Plcadiiiy Circus Oxford Unlver sity Scotland Yards, St Pa tricks Cathedral the lakes of Scolland, VISited Wtlllam Sha kespeare s home and saw one of his plays performed JUSt to mentton a f!'W of her actlvl!les And do you know what? Mar le s glad to be baPk home According to a recent edition of Ohio University Today, the late James D Euler, Middleport , In his will provided $15,500 tor the establishment of the James D Euler Memorial Scholarship Fund and It Is to be used for Meigs County students Talk about a surprise guest Mr and Mrs Edgar Eugene (Gene\ Butcher 35698 Long Hollow Road were surprised Sunday with the arrival of Stanley Kerka a native of Idaho who has lived In Alaska lor the past 39 years It seems that Gene and Stanley served together on the USS Greenwich Bay In the 1940 s during World War II and they hadn t seen each other for some 45 years Stanley was visiting relatives In Georgia and decided to (jrlve on to Ohio to catch a visit with Gene They had a great time and Stanley ended up staying until Wednesday To arrive In the county Stanley crossed the Ohio River on the ferry from West VIrginia He loved Meigs County - thinks Its attractive- and what s more he plans a return visit A five piece sllverplated tea servtce has been given to the Meigs Unit of the American Cancer Society to be used In a fund ratslng project The set ts being displayed at Marguerite s Shoes - that s Betty Ohlinger s- soyoucansee It there Ttckets are also avalla ble there or can be taken anywhere tf you II call992 7531 or 992 7231 Proceeds for the project will go to help the unit s new cancer victims It has now been established In Ohio that all denttsts are re qutred to wear gloves when they are working on patlenls I was concerned about this 1 mean who s lookmg after the gloves do all of the pattents share the same pa1r of gloves - or they sterilized or what? Jane at Dr Larry Kennedy s office In Mid dleport advises that the gloves are a thm lat ex type and are disposable That means a new patr of gloves for every custo mer Thought you might want to know about that too Do keep smollng ' Makes good reading The last book you may think to curl up with on a summer seven tng Is the phone book But phone customers may have second thoughts when they see the 1987 edition of the Pomeroy Mtddle port directory GTE of Ohio has revamped and redesigned the Introductory pages - all 19 of them And the book notonous lor no plot but having thousands of names may provtde lnterl"stlng reading for some Included In the IJE>glnnlng of the book are three new pages titled Friday. July 24. 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohto SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT A gospel sing for the Mason Gallla, Meigs Crusade for Christ will be 7 p m Saturday at Ash Street Free Will Baptlst Church Middleport Fe a tured singers will be the Narrow Way from Point Pleasant W Va and thE' Gospel Tones POINT PLEASANT W VA The Neville family reunion will be at Krodel Park In Point Pleasant Saturday Potluck dinner about 12 30 p m POMEROY - The Belles and Beaus Square Dance Club Is sponsoring a dance on Saturday from 8 to 11 p m at the Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy Caller will be Dale Eddv WEST COLUMBIA W VA The descendants of Dick and Nancy Martin will be gathering for a reunion on Saturday at Ute Chester Martin resodence three miles back of West Columbia W Va Family and friends ~<el come Basket dinner at noon RACINE Southern Board of Education will meet In regular session In the High School Cafete na Salurday at 8 a m POMEROY ThE' Meigs County Fox Chasers Assoclatton plcmc will be Saturday at 6 p m at the club house on EaglE' Ridge Each family ts to bring a covered dish and thPir own tablE' sen Ice POMEROY Mtdget league football slgnup lor all Meigs County fifth and sixth graders will be 9 a m to noon Saturday at Elberfelds m Pomeroy blrh certlflcate required Those un able to attend may call 992 6598 RACINE Free community entertainment will be provided a t 7 30 p m Saturday a t the Shrine Park 10 Racine residents ma1 take thetr lawn chairs POMEROY Alzheimers Dis ease Support Group will mePI at2 p m Saturday at the Sen ior Cit lzens Center SUNOAV POMEROY - The a nnu al Singet lamtty reunion wltl be Sunday a t the SeniOr Citize ns Center Pomeroy Potluck dinner at 12 30 p m Family and frtends welcome JACKSON - The 16th Farrar reunion wtll be S unda~ at the Moller property on Stet nbergPr Road 1T R 60ll near Jackson CoverPd dish donner at I p m Anyone who would hke more InformatiOn may call Bob Farrar at (614) 2R6-5!«JJ DARWIN - The descendant s ofTommv Gtlkey and Mtlda Jane Hudnall annual t eu ntOn Sunda y at the roads td e park on Route 33 south of Oat wm A potluck dinner wtll be set ved at noon Those a tte ndm g arp asked to take bring table set '"~ and folding c hatrs Bookmobile/ OVAL News Children using OVAL Bookmo biles are eligible to partlcpate In the Summer Splash Reading Club Someone made a big splash and reader's obtain clues by reading books Ask the Bookmobile llbrar tan at any of our slos for further In formation Also the newly reconditioned NEW YELLER' Bookmobile (replacing the retiring Orange Crush) on runs In Meigs Law renee , Pike and Vinton counties begins service this week You won t be able to miss It and won t believe how nice It looks' Bookmobile service In Meigs County Is provided by the Meigs county Public Lobrary under contract with the Ohio Valley Area Libraries (OVAL\ Bookmobile schedule lor Monday, July :n Carpenter <Laura s Store) 2 553 40 Dexter 4 !IH 40: Danvllte 1Churchl 5 15 6 00 Rutland (Ci vic Center) 6 45 7 45 Tuesday, July 28 Portland (post office I 2 15 3 00 Letart Falls (Elfie s Restaurant ) 3 30 4 30 Racine !Bank) 5 156 15 Syracuse <across from ball field ! 6 30 7 30 Wednesday, July :19 Keno ( N side of Keno Bridge 1 2 20-3 05 Long Bottom !post of flcei3 20-4 05 RPedsvllte !Reeds Store) 4 1;).5 00 Tuppers Pl ains (Lodwick s\ 6 00 7 00: Chester Iacross from fire station! 7 15 800 Ohio RACINE - The Circle Zirkle family reumon wtll be held Sunday at the Larry Circle residence near Racine Potluck dlnner at 1 p m CHESTER The Ches ter High School Class of 1931 will hold Its annual reumon at the Chester llrehouse thts Sunday wtth dmner at 1 p m All classmates teachers and ft tends are Invited RUTLAND- The 19th annual Taylor Harper reunion ~<ill be held Sunday at Forest Acres Park m Rut land Those attending ate to brmg a covered dish table serv tce and beverage Anyone who would like more Inform at IOn may co ntact Rubv Rife at 992 3464 CHESTER The film fh<' Calling will be p1 esented at the Mt Herman Umted Bretht en In Cht 151 Church Sunda; July 26 at 7 30 p m The church Is located In T<'xas Commu nit y of! CR 82 Texas Road In Chester Township Road 82 Wickham Road ----Announcements,--BIBLE SCHOOL MEIGS CROSS COUNTRY Vacation Btble Sc hoo l for the ChestervCommunll y wtll be held (:ross Country pra ctice fot July 27 31 from 9to 11 30 a m a 1 Meigs Ht g h School "Ill b<:'gtn Chester Untied Mclhodtst Monday August 10 a t 9 a m Church Classrs lor agrs 0 12 Ph'51cals for cross count• y ath For more InformatiOn ca ll 985 letes woll be given Salurdav 3830 01 985 4312 All childre n August 8 1 30 p m a t lh<:' high welcome school KEN AMSBARY CHAPTER PICNIC The annual ptcntc lormcmb<'t s ol the Ken Amsbary Chapter of the lzaak Walton League and 1heu families "Ill be Monday 7 p m at the cl ubhouse Members a1 e asked to bring a rovet ('()dish bcver tgea ndtablesetvlce H.tm wi ll be lut nts hcd The week long language lnstl tute ts designed for high sc ho61 students to enhance their abl ht~ to communicate In a foreign languag<' All of the activities are conducted In either French or Spanish The goal Is a total tmmerston exp('nence In the lore1gn language The theme for this year s Institute ts Foreign Language and Careers Its locus ts the bus mess and career R utlond Oh<o 41771 Btll Brown Owner mt Columbus 0 ICM W M•tn ,., Ull Pomeroy RACINE PlANING MILL Mtll Work Cabmet liaktne ~~~j_\\ Syracuse 992 3978 OPEN HOUSE 11 S E Momortal Dr I l • Pomeroy 992 2104 You must see this luxury home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths with garden tub, great room with built-in fireplace, breakfast booth in katchen, 3 skylights & cabinets everywhere. Completely carpeted throughout with o master bedroom suite that will knock your eyes out. miNITV CHURCH John ntll tnll'lim pa,;. 101 I)('~ Au<-k ~A: I ih Sd\Xll s.apr C.llurch ~ 9: 1 ~ 1m \\ <:~r; h lp SMv1e 10:ll .- m. C'hnlr l'f'h(' U't<.:l\ Thf";dA\ 1 J) p m under dl ll'<1\on of tnlo:. Run POMt::ROV CHURCII OF TilE NA7.o\ RENF. Corrn t;nion wtd Mullxtrrv Rfoy 'Th:lm.t!ii Clm McOufl$1 pa~IOI Norrruln P'n:'s 1ro. S S ~pi !'unduy SChOQi !J:;I} am mornlnll v.'OF"''hlp lO:.Ila m l'\min~~fi pm mid"',., k !;j'fVIl'l \\ f'l:l~ll\ 7 p m CRAn ! Pl~'OI'AI Oll.IRCII 1.!6 E Main St f'nmi'f'O\' Surd~} !iN"\~ Hotv (Mvnun\on on tht f11'' ~ndrt' ot 1 ochmonth tnd f'UTltiJY'ft 'A llh mrrnl"R prnfrt 01'1 thl thln.kl Sund:t\ MlK1\Ing prnVPr HK SC'rmon on all ottw''f ~tl<t:tv~< (,f tt. n'l(nlh Oturrh&hool M<l NUN'f"\ C'flN p!"'\1dfd er.ftf'l" hoW" ln lhf PM'l<Oh H tll lrnll'V'fltat 1\ toii<'M1nst the !ii'r'\-1ct' I'OMEII(lV \liURCll OF" CHRI~T 217 W Maln St t~l PtCiudfoo pastor Blbk' SC'tK:OI 9' 1l 1m M()r nin~ Yo'Of'Shlp. 10: l') am Youth mi~"fln~ 6:1'0 p m EH>t1ina worship 7 (ll p. th " f'(lnt'!;(l il\ nl~ntpra\N'~\n~ tndB!t:alr '"ttl\ .. mp m 1111 SAil A110N ARMY Ill &>il<mul A,.,.. Porri'flW Mo; Dt.ant \\ lnl~ In <'hart.'(> ON DISPLAY AT 41316 KINGSBURY ROAD Takl 33 North towards Athens to Co. ld. 18 lliftQsbury load). Turn ltft, go approx. '12 m1lt to homt on rtght. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALl 992-5587 OPEN SIT. 1·6- SUN. 1-6 ~ l'llm holl~ n'lf'll'finJ,t 10 11 l'h ~'tit1av Nht'd llfll i'm ~Ma' Sctvx>l YPSM F lul"'f" Adam; if';ull.,- 7 ll p m Salvation rlll.1:'!lnu. 'uriou.« !i!J: akPT~ 1nd mu.'ilt SJA."l"iub ThurNla\ 11 l1 1.1 m 10 l p m L.r•tle$ HOflW> ll' tl~ r'I"W""mi.V'f'S lf1 ch.J~ ull \l"'m(TT tm11i'd 6 -1.'\ p m Thul"SfiUy f'~ Ca<Vi Cia!\..~ 1Youm PI'DJ)M'-IlibWl 7 ll p m Blbk !)hd)' aod Pr tVt"t' ~11'¥1 oprn to the public POMEROY WESThlDE aruRCil OF :tttJiChllttrf>ns ttomrfl.ood tCOUnT\ lload 161 99'J.~ V:-ciilll'ii.L'>k: &ir.iay Wor slhp 10 1m Blhlt Stll:lv II am. Worship. 6p C'IIRI~'T IJl WNIJ'I(~a\ Oillk' ~WV 7 p m OtJ) nE XTF:R Bli'Lf CHRISTIAN CHUROI Alvin ( un l, JDMor. l inda S\l. :m ~pi ~td t \ ~tnll!r:llam Pfl'iJChb~SM" flntl t~ third ~trJ wlolkMh~ Surda\ Sthool 'outh mt•r11n$! 7 I) p m f'\j't)' $,ln. cla\ UNITED METHODIST GRAHAM Pr~a<: hinR 9 30 a m first and &E<."'nd Sun d'ayJ or eJch month th ird a nd founh Sun day rac.il month WQrt~l'llp llit>rVIct'll at7 30p m Wednesday cvenlngt at 7 30 p m Pray(!r and Bible St udy SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mul bM-J') Htlgh1S Road Pomeroy Pastor John Sweigart Sabbath School Supt't'ln tcndenl Darline Stewart Sabbath School bf>til:lnt at 2 p m on SatUrday afternoon wlthworahlPJervleefollowlnl(al3 lSp m Evrl)'one welcome RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sisler Harrlrn Warner Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 45 am POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lytton Hall(")' mtn!Jttr Saturday evenlne rvangrltstlc scrvlct"!l open to publl<: 7 p m Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Po ''k~ ' ' I • applications of foreign language studv --Students with at lea st two years of foretgn languagl' study are encouraged to apply to participate In the ms ttlule Fori\ students 20 for French and 20 for Spamsh are then chosen based upon grades and a written essay The Institute Is funded by the Ohio Board of Regents he nce thet e is no charge to attend • :...,. • .. 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J":.. . •-~ :-~ Ta~:~:.!:: ~n~:;~h~~B'~~~~:~~~ • day School 9 JO a m Morning Worship 10 4~ evening~ onhtp 7 00 p m (0 S T ) lr 7 30 (E S T I Wednesday Prayer Ser vice 7 00 p m tO S T I . 7 JO PM IE S T 1 Mission Friends (ages 2 6) Royal Ambassadors (boys agt't 6-18) and Girls In At: lion ta~es G-18) on WednPSdays 7 p m (0S T I.t7 i!Opm tEST) Tu ..day VlsltatiQn & 30 p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bot Icy Run Road R~v Emmert Rawson pas tor Handley Dunn supt Sunday & hool lOam Sundayevenlngservlce 7 30pm Bible teaching 7 30 p m Thursda y SYRACUSE MISSION Chercy Sl Sy racuse ServiCC'S 10 a m Sunday Evening sf'rvlces Sundav and Wednesday at 7 00 p . .,: ~ ,.• /" ot : written a note of thanks to Clarenct:'Millel lor th<' flag Mrs Erlewlne Mrs Canadav Mrs Atkins aand Mtss Diehl fur nlshed flowers for churches this past month Mrs Woodard won the traveling pnze furnished by Mrs Robson Mrs turner will furnish the one for next month The Rutland GardPn Club Op('n house was set for Monday Aug ~1 at the Rutland Melhodlsl Church Janet Bolin OAGC pres ldent wtll have a demonstration on modern arrangements m • ,. -. • ' I '',• f' Rae Hartley, to Ohio Power Co , right of way, Rutland Raymond C Teaford Dec'd, Margarete F Teaford, Cert , Chester George E Frederick, Jr Elizabeth Frederick, to Char lotte M Call fka Charlotte Marcinko, parcels, Chester Jerry A Powell, MarUyn L Powell, Mayne B Manning by P 0 A , to Robert L Wingett, Lot #6, Sutton Delmar G Pullins, VIcki L Grttfln, to Veronica R Pullins Bishop, 3 S!IA, Olive Bernard F Shrlvers Jr, Patrt eta E Shrlvers, to David E Young, Daphne G Young, lOA, Olive ilOOU Veterans Memorial Hospital KINGSBURY HOME SALES servtce manager said any cus toml"rs not receiving a new dl rectory by July 31 should call the company s servlcP number on pagP two of the old books and pagP three of the new dlrecto ril"s Featured on the light gray cover of the new directory Is a photograph of the national emblem of the United States- thE' Eagle The new book contains 176 pages on eluding listings lor Chester GTE publishes 45 directories covering listings for Its nearly 600,000 customers In 80 Ohio counties Meigs property transfers ,, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT All gtr ts grades 7 12 lnt crPs ted m plav mg volleyball at East er n High School this fall are to attend a mee ting 6 p m Monda\ at the school fho sP wishing to manage oo help th(' l!'am In any " ,,y at" also asked to tt end the meeti ng • ~ THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR TAB IS COMING ON AUGUST 14th ~ .., .,. • • •, , ADVERTISING DEADLINE IS AUG. 7th ~ CALL DAVE OR PAUL TO PLACE YOUR AD IN .THIS YEAR'S EDITION CALL 992·2155 FOR DETAILS >'} • 10 ~ thing there as a season, and a tune 1D ~ purpose -=-....... ~the heaven. - Ecclesias115 31 214 E M11n Phont u••• 10 nn Rttt!and Garden Club meet,· dircttss /atr flower rhowr A \\orkshop m pteparatton lot the Rutland Garden Club and lhe cxhlbtl mg m the Metgs C'ounty Middleport Club will have charge fait flowersho"s Aug 18and211 of the junor dtvtston forth~ fair >~as held at thE' Monda\ night flower shows mcetmg of the Rutland Garden An mvttation was read from Club at th<' home of Paulin<' Wtlkesvllle Club Inviting Atkms members to parltctpate in Its Ne\ a Ntcholson made an ar flower show Aug 15 and 16 Mrs rangement f01 thP class Coun Robson Oct a Ward Rob<>rta tn Reunton usmg a "trk<'t Wilson Doroth~ Woodard and basket Peat I Canada\ Coun Margaret Pars6ns attended the 1n Hoedo\\ n usmg Quee n Open Gate Garden Club open Ann<' s I tee and roses "tth house at Rio Grande grl'enerv E\ a Robson Coun Mrs Wtlson noted that she had tn Gat den using hogarth de sign Paulm<' Atkms Country Pearl Canada~ FPncc Ro" Countn Crafts deplctmg m dustrv and Binda Diehl Mrs Robson Ann Elizabeth Turner CompUedBy Pauline Atkms and M1 s Nichol Emmo1ene Holstein Con1o son miniature arrangements Melp County Recorder Pntttled Countr\ Walk Chester Rose, toLarra Walker Hints on ho>~ to kl'ep flo\\"'' fresh aftl'r euttmg wet<' gl\ Pn II Faye Walker, 1 OOA, Scipio Luther E \ Boothe, to Joseph "as noted that the s t!'ms should William Pullins, E Faye Pullins, be put In \\arm >~at l'r tmme dlatrll 1fter cuttmg and thai 5 8004A, Orange Allee Curtis, to Ruth Ann !l'ilk\ strms should be seared Longenette, 45A, Olive "lth a flame and then put In hot Clyde E Kuhn, Shirley M • watet for best preservation Cheryl Gumpt, Timothy Kuhn to Addmg an asplrm to the water Gumpf, 1 63A, Olive also helps keep flowt rs fresh It Catherine I Crist, to John E was rPported A lour of the Atkins garden Baker, Charles R Snider, Jen· niter Snider, lot #86, Racine preceded the meeting Mrs Brian E Duffy, Krista L Mklns for devotions read Self Esleem and 'I Have to Live With Duffy, to Ohio Power Co, right of way Sutton Myself both from Country Par sons magazine It was noted thai VIrgO Owen Hartley, Janet INSURANCE SERVICES J Wm Naftonwtde Ins Co / Brogan-Warner Brown's Are & Equl'pmen\ Satesond Servtcr EASTERN VOl LEYFlALL Two Meigs students headed for language insititue Two Metgs Htgh School stu dents are parltcopatmg m thts years Ohio Board of Regents summ<'r foretgn language lnstl tute at Manetta ColiC'ge ThP~ are Tt acy Hysell daugh t<:'r of Rtchard Hvsell of Mtddle port and Cheryl Hysell Pome ro; and Jenn~ Mtller daughter of L<'e and Yomece Mtller Pomero\ Both are FrPneh s tu dents at M<'tgs Htgh School The Daily Sentinei-P OR the GTE Ohio phone book Consumer Tips Browsers can learn about buying or renting tel e. phones dealing wllh harassment phone calls and using the phone during electrical storms Listed also 10 the book lor !he first limP are basic service rates plus charges for Installation and repair Copies of the 1987 directory are being malted to about 6 300 area customers who use the directory Listed In the book with Po meroy and Middleport are Le tart Falls Portland Racine and Rutland Phil Ramey Athens district I MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Rev Keith Eblin pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Wade Hayman supt Morning Wors hip 10 30a m Sunday evC'nlng serv\cp 7 30 p m WE'dnesday Prayer Meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Racine Rev James SaUerfteld pastor Freeman Williams Supt Sunday SChool 9 4~ a m Sunday and Wf.'dnesday even lng servicn 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner Sixth and Palmer Earl Eden Pas tor Bob Parker S S Supt Cathy Rtggs Asst Supt Sunday School 9 15 a m Morning Wor!lhip 10 15 a m Sunday Evening service 7 p m Prayer meetlng and Bible- Study Wednesday eventna: 7 p m Children s choir pracllce Wednes day 7 p m Adult choir practice Wed 8 p m Radio program WMPO Sunday 830am MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST 5th and Main AI Hartson mlnllter Richard DuBose Alsoclate Pastor Mike Gerlach Sunday School Superintendent Bible School& 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Evening Worship 7 00 p m Wednesday 7 00 p m Prayer meeting MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF TilE NA ZARENE PASTOR Fred Penhorwood Bill WINte Sunday School Supl Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 45 a m Evan,ellstlc meeting 7 00 p m Wednesday 7 00 p m Prayer meettna. UNITED PRI!811YTDIAN MINlliTRY OF 11111108 COVNTY Rev Clulrl• TillHARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday Worship Servlcll!ll 9 00 a m Church SChoollO 1~ am , MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School 9 a m Church servt~ 10 15a m SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY TERIAN - Sunday School 10 a m ChurcJa service, 11 15 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor John Evans Sunday School 10 00 a m Sunday Morntne Worship 11 00 am Chll dren s Church 11 a m Sunday Eventne !(trvtce 7 00 p m Wed 6 p m Youn& Lo MEIGS nRE ~ ' CENTER INC. &EN • j;FRANt<UN Mtddltport Ohto K&C JEWELERS 0 - john Donne Pomeroy 212 E M1in Street 992 3785 Pomeroy dies Auxlllary Wednesday 7 p m Fam lly Worship HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Oil Rt 124 3 miles from Portland Long Bot tom EdiPI Hart pattor Sunday School 9 )) a m SUnday mornln& preaching 10:30 a m Sunday eve11lna: services 7 ~ pm MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Ash and Plum Ralph CundiH put or Sunday Schoo110 OOa m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Wednesday and Saturday Evenlna Services at 7 30 P It's the hottest part of the year, known as the summer doldrums, a tune when we are mainly preoccupted w1th JUSt trymg to keep cool, and othei'WISe domg as little as poss1ble However, this IS not the tune to neglect your faith, but rather to seek a little sptntual refreshment In fact, your House of Worsh1p IS likely to be as cool rns1de as any place }'I>U could go, and With so many prople praY on vacation, your presence there will be appreaated more than evet: If you have friends or relatives VISiting you, or even some friendly ne~ghbors, take them along, 1t will undoubtedly be a very enJOYllble and worthwhile expenence for them Just remember that faith IS never out of season, and that God tS there all year 'round, to offer the helpmg hand of Hrs wisdom and gwdance You have only to reach out for tt, no matter what 1t may say .:m the calendar or the thermometer FRANCIS FLORIST ~••!(• lottor•t AYI Pomoroy, Oh ~. 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. 992-2975 Oounry's Olde•t Flomt 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY OHIO 45789 614/992·2644 1614)992-2039 Dl' 16141992-5721 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Now God comes 1D thee and all tunes are HIS season Jonn F Fut:z Mgr Ph H2 2101 RALL'S '}; FlOWIIS FOI IYIIY OCCASION 106 " If\\ w. 1 I PoflleHg Flottet $hop ~Df:t~'frt;f'i'®,1 _ft:~ . . ,.~ . l.1 .......• POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 ltll Ou~<ktl and Ruth Ann fox Rawlings-Coats-Blower Craw's Family Restawe11t FUNERAL HOME Famtlits" 264 S 2nd, Middleport "Serwtng "Fulltllf K••lldg Fll•i Cild••" 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5432 1-~::=9.;,.;92-5141 \-t:~~~~~Et .. m,;,m, B,,.p,,.s. RE'V Da pastor I Drake S "'""'" . School9 30 am Morning EvE>n!n~ Wo rship 7 30 p m Prayl'r Service 7 30 p m FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Railroad ! St OF GOD sen Ice Sunday 1:~~~~ WorshipCHURCH Sunda) SchOol l1 am Evening worship sen lC<' 7 00 p m Wednesday prayer meet inJZ 7 00 p m Mason Sundav School 10 <1 m Morn ng- worship 11 a m EvE'nln~ SE'n Ice 6 p m Prayf'( m rerln~ and Bible Study Wed nPSdav 7 p m FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rev Nvle Borden pastor Corne-lius Bunch supt Sunday School 9 30 a m SE-cond and fourth Sundays worship Sf'f\ let> ar 2 30 p m MT MORIAH BAPTIST Fourlh a~d MT HERMON UN ITED BRETHREN TN CHRIST CHURCH LocatE'd in Tpxas Main St M lddlf'port Rev Glllx>rt Cral~ CommuniTv off Ct Rt ~ Rev Robert Jr pastor Mrs Ervin BaumgardnE-r Sanders P<~Si or Jpff Hoi TN Jav lf'adl'r Sundav SChool Sup! Sunday Schoo19 30a Ed Roush Sundav School Sup! Sundav m Worsti\p SE'rvic<' 10 45 a m &hool 9 :lO a m m an in);! worship and SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST C'hlldrl'n s church 10 30 a m f'Yf' nlng - Jos<'ph B Hoskins eva n~tE>itst Sunday prPcH.•hing sPrVil'<' flr~t ThrC'f' Sundays Blblf' Study 9 a m Worship 10 a m Sun 7 :Jl p m Spr>clai serviN' fourth Sundav dav f'Vf'nlnl'!: sPrvlce 6 p m Wf:'dnE'Sday m E'V<'nln~ 7 :m p m WC'dnf'sday Pravrr l'Vt'nin~ .sE'rvlcP 7 p m 1 . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " M C ' < ' T i ng Bib E' Study and Youth FE'llow PENTECOSTAL ASSEMB~Y Ratln< s hip 7 30 p m MEIGS Rt 124 Willi am Hoback pa stor Sundav COOPERATIVE PARISH CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY School 10 a m Sunday E'vf'ning Sf'rvlcf' 7 Locatt'd on 0 J WhltP Road of Hlghwa v p m WednPsdav evenlnl'!: sprvtce 7 p m UNITED METHODIST CHUR£H Sthoo\ 10 am Sundav <'Vl'nlng 7 00 p m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Ver non NORTHEAST CLUSTER 160 Pat HC'nson pastor Sundav Sehool10 Mid v.£'('k S<'r\ ICf' Wl'd 7 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cbf'adlf' ElriT ldgC' mlntstC'r Oliv(lr s. . aln Su nda v a m Classe-s for all a~E'!i Junior Churrh 11 Rev Doa An:lter LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Supt Sundciv Schdol 9 30 a m Mornln~ ~hoot Sup1 Pr('nchlng 9 30 am f'a<'h a m Morning wor!!hlp 1J a m Adull Re\1 R.or Dt eter Dallas Jant.>y Sunday School Supt Sunc:lay Worship 10 JO a m Prayer se-rvice allern Suncln Choir prartlc(' 6 p m Sundav Young PE'oRe\1 Seldo• I•Mt~• Srhool 9 30 a m Sunday Mornln~ War HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION 1Thur ate Sundays pl<' s Chlldt"('n s Churrh and Adull BlblP ALFRED - Chun::h School 9 30 a m slllp 10 30a m Sundayt>veon\ngWorshlp man Durham) pastor Sunday service THE CHURCH OF IESUS CHRIST Studv W<'dnt>sda v <tt 7 30 p m Wor1thtp lh m UMYF6l0pm UM W 7 30 p m We-dn('osday evening Prayer 9 JO am evening service 7 30 p m APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Lima Rd HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL 570 Grant Third 1\.te!ldav 7 JO p m Communion MeetlnR 7 30 p m Prayer m('t>flniJ Wedneday 7 ~ p m nrxtlo Fort Mf'lgs Park Rutland RobE-rt flnt Sundav 1Arrht,.l Sl Mlddll?pOrt AfflllatOO with Southprn Richards pastor SE-rviC€'5 at 7 p m on "RACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA BEAR>\ All 0 1< RIOC~ rtl URC H m Baptist Convenlion David Brvan Sr M1 CHESTER - \\ ouhtp 9 am Churt"h 7.ARENE Rf'\ Glenn MrMIIlan pastor Wt'dnt!-sdays and Sundays CHRIST JQtot'Ph R Ho'lkl n" p: "tor Blbl£' nlstf'r Sundav School 10 am Mornmg S<hoollOB m Biblf'S!udy Thursday 7p M nv hm1c<' I a \l'nd('l Sunda\. Srhaol CJ:.~s-. q Jl't a m Mo1nin ~ \\ ors h•P 10 ~~ 1 MIDDLEPORT PEN'TECOS1 AL I n1ro worship 11 a m Ev£'nln!Z worsh ip 7 p m m UMW fir st Thu r5dav J p m Com Supt Sunda\ S<"hOQl 9 ~ 1m Morn ing m f:,rnm ,Q \\ Ofllhlp n 30 pm l hursrtt\ AH• Rev Clark Baker pastor Carl Not munlon fi rst Sunday (ArC'h(>C'I Wrdnl'sda v C'VC'nln~t BiblE' st udv and v. or"' h\p 10 :10 am £\a n~f>ll stwsf'rV I C'f' Blhk' STUd\ f\ 10 p m hngham Sundav Sc:-hool ~pt ~undav pravf'r mf'l'ling 7 p m JOPPA - Wonh\p 9 30 a m Church tlp m Prav<'ra ndPra l"'C'WOOnC"Sda' 7p '~>I STtiFRS\IlLf. (O MMI ~ IT' School 10 a m "'1th classes for all a~t£>S St"hodtO :lOam Blhi('Study \\f'dnr.sda y BRADFORD CHURCH 01' CHRIST S! m YouTh mff'llng 7 p m nit.:R(H SundiVSl hOOI St l\lC'I Q I ~ I Evrnlng S£'rviCC'S at 6 p m WC'dn('sdav 81 7 :Kt p 11'1 1JQhn~oo) R1 l:l4 and Co Rd 5 MarkS<'{'VE'rs mlms EOF:N UNITED BRETHREN IN m \\ nr«hlp !'>f'r.\C'f' 10 3f 1m bl<' study at 7 30 p m Yo11th :.<'rvlcl'S Frl 1N Sundin Srhool Supt Ha rrv Hl'n lONG IJO'ITOM - Chu rch School 9 30 CHRI"\1 C Ll'sl\(' Gillilan pa slor Sun E v •ng(ll !l.!l( Sronlo1 7 (l pm \\C'dnt"'i drlcks Sundav School9 30 a m Mom in~ dav at 7 30 p m Am Worship 7 p m 8\blcSiudv Wed cbv Sc-hool 10 00 a m Mor nin g Wor"hip da v PrlH'r m('('Ti n,Q ~ U1 pm Thutsd:n ECCI ESIA FELLOWSHIP I >8 Ml Sl Worship 10 30 a rn E\['n\ng worship 7 p nP.Mia\ 7 .)') p m UMYF WednesdaY 11 00 a m Sunda v £'\ ('n ln,E!' S<'r' icl' 7 00 p ZION CHURC H OF' CHRIST PomC'1 m Mlddlf'J)nrT Broth('r Chul'k Ml'PhNson m Wf>dnC'sda\ ~ orshlp 7 p m 6 00 p m Commun ion F'lrst Sunda) m W('dnrscla\ l'\ ('n In~ pi'avl'r Sf'f\ \('(' llt rr\"0"' II If' Hd Robt 11 Pur t II min i" p tstor Sund n !'irhool 10 1 m Sunday (Arc hrr l sT PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH IKipm l!"r SIP\(' St rtnll'\ S S Supt Hll MrEl ('vrnlngser.._ \ ('('!'! tl 7 p m and W<'dnC'Sdav Cornf'r Svcamort' and SC'cond Sts Po REEDSVlLLE - Church Schoo\9 30a ro\ Ass! Supt Sunli t\ s, h l t 'll , m st:'n tcrs at p m mC'rov Th(' Rf'\ William Mlddi €'Sv. art m Wonhlp Sforvt{'P 11 1(1 a m fDeetPrl \\ r rsh p S<'r'\ irf' 10 !I') u m E\ f'nln,tt u. rn ANTtQUJTY BAPTIST KC'nnC'I h Smith pastoT Sundav SC'hool 9 4~ a m Chureh TUPPERS PI AINS ST PAUL ship Sun Lin 7 p m tnd Wl'dn ('Sd<!\ '"'11m pastor Sund tv Sc_hool 9 30 a m rhurrb sf'rvlc<' 11 a m Churt'h Srhool 9 It m Wonhlp 10 a m RUN HOLINESS CHURCH HYSELL ST 1011:\: I UT HF:RAN C'HURCH Pm( SNV]('C' 7 30 p m \OUth fl'lJowship 6 3() p ltlbi C"Stud v TuNiday 7l0 pm UMW SACRED HEART CHURCH Msgr Mike Thompson New Haven WV pastor r.rO\l' Th r Rc' William Mlddl t'S"' 1rth m BiblP s tud\ Thur!iday 7 :m p m AnthonvCiannamorr Ph 992 5898 Sat ur Third TuC'sday 7 30 p m Communion Sunday School at 9 30 am Morntngwor p.:tsTor Ch u rC' h !>l'r\ I<'(' !l 10 1 m ~und" FUU. GO,PEL LIGHTHOUSE l1045 rlrs l SundA) IArrh('f'l rlav EH•nlng Mass 7 30 p m Sunday ship at 10 30a m Sundayevt!-nlngservlce &hool 10 :\0 a m H1land Road Pom,.rov Tom K('lly pas Ma"s fl a m and 10 o m Confessions onr at 7 lO p m Thursday services at 7 30 p BRADBURY CHURC H OF CHRIST tor Dnnm Lnmhrr t ~ ~ ~up1 Sundav ha lf hour bE-fore f'ach Mass CCD classrs m John \\ rt~ht pu~101 Sund n Srhr.ol q 1ft • mmnmJ! st 1. _ ltl' 1t 10 .. m Sunda\ evrn 11 am Sund av CENTRAL CLUSTER FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald m I ::1 1\ H 1\ n..., S 1::_ Supt Mol nln,E!' mJ;: s<-r\ lcf' 7 :uJ p m Tu0!'1d<tv and Thur!i Re\1 .Jamet E Corbitt VICTORY BAPTIST '2$ N 2nd Sl Knob located on County Road 31 Rev \I. OtshlptO "'lam cia\ Se-n IC'<'" 11 7 30 p m MiddlPport J amps E Kl'est'E' pastor Rev Sleven N~h•Gil Lawrence Gluesencamp pastor Rev RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA Y.ORD OF FAITH 9! Mil l ~ t Mi<ldlC' Sundav morning WOJ ship 10 a m EVf'n Rrw Meh·• Franklin Roger WUUord aast pastor Preaching RENF Rf'\ LloHi D Cri mm lr ptstn JDr Sundav mornlnJ! sC'n IN' 10 l!'i am lng Sf'rvlcf' 7 p m WWnf'sdav f'Vl'ning Rel Clemente S Zual1a. Jr sPrvlces Sunday 1 ~ p m Prayer meettng O raBn~s Cl\alrm nofthf'Boardoflhrb Sunday C'\ PnmJ;! 7 30 ThUI sd 1v morn i n~ tuw Roberl Mu..-nu v.. o~ hlp 7 p m Visitati on Thursdav 6 30p Wednesday 7 30 p m Gary Grltfith tl1n U f(' Sunda' SchQ(I\ q Ill a m M('l n RtbiC' !·;tuch 10 u m Wf'dnf'Sd 1y C'V('n\nJ! m ASBURY 1Sy racu5f'l- Worship 11 a m leader Youth groups Sunday evening at ln )l v.. or .., hlp 10 :W t1 m l\angrh-.th <i('t 7 30 p m MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH Charles Chur<' h School9 4~ a m Ch ar~P Blblt' 6 30 p rp with Roger and VIolet Willford \it, ~ 00 p m WT'Cin£'Sd3V Sf I'\ IC'f' 7 p m NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA Norrl" pastor Sundav Srhool 10 am SHidv W('dnt'Sday 7 JO p m UMW first leaders Communion service first Sunday LIBERTY CHRISTI AN CHUHC H lJe, ZARF.NE Rf'v (';lf'ndon S!roud pastot v..orshlp Sl'I\IC'"f' 11 a m Sundav nl~ht Tul'Sda} 7 30 p m Choir Rehrursa l each month lf'r Wr'l0d\ (' 111 p st) S \11 "Su1 d t\ Sunda\ Srhool!l :ID a m Worsh lpsf'n\r(' worship !>f'IVIC'f' 7 30 p m Mldwf'('k WMn«"'!'day & :J) p m UM\\ fourth Sun WHITES CHAPEL WESLEYAN 1(1 a m tn U 7 p m \\ ('(l nf'~d n p m "' ]0 30 a m YouTh s('l \ \c l' Sumhn 6 1!'i p I pravC'r s('n let' W<'dn('sdav 7 p m da v b 30pm tNri!HI'I ) CHURCH - Cootvttte RD Rev Phltltp Rt m Sundav £>vC'nln$!: srrVJ(C'7 OOp m \\ed W£Sl EVAN BIBLE HOLINESS ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 am denour pastor Sunday SChool 9 30 am nM>da\; Prayt"r M £>t:'l1 n~ and B1biC' Study CHURCH Chun:'h Srhool tO am Ribi£>Studv Tu('S of Middl<'porl InC' 7!1 Prarl St worship service 10 30 a m Bible study HEMLOCK GROV E CHRISTIAN Rog Ollpm R('V h an Mvf'rs pasiQI" RORf'r Manlev d tv 7 30 p m UM\\ F irst Monda v 7 JO and worship service Wednesday 7 p m er Watson p!iStor Crpnson Pra11 Sunday NEASE SETTl EMENTCHURCH Sun p m UMYF Sunday 6 p m Choir RP.. Sr Sundav SC'hool Supt Sundav School RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST School Supt Mom in~ Worship 9 30 a m dav aft<'rnoon S<'rvirf's a t 2 30 Thu1sd v ht~Qr~al 6 :l()p.m Wrdn('SdllY IFrankll nl ~ 30 am Morn in~ Worship 10 30 am 8111 Carleor pastor Sunday School9 30 a Sunda y School 10 30 a m Evt'lllng sPr f'Vf'ninJ,!: s£'rVICPS at 7 30 E\f'ning Worship 7 :\0 p m W£'dn£>Sdav FlATWOODS- Church School lO a m m Morning Worship and Communion vice 7 lJ p m FIRST BAPTIST CHURC H Mason \\ f'Hn! n~ B\Dir sT udv prayPr and praise Worship 11 a m Blbll' Study Thurs 10 30 am Mr UNION BAPTIST Donald Shu£' Va Pa!'l tOr Bill Murph'. ~u nd(lv Srhool 10 SC'I vi('(' 7 :lOp m dav 7 p m UMVF Sundav G p m RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST Arnot past or Jof' Sayre Su ndav SC'hool Sup! am Sunda\ C'V<'nlng i :vl p m Pra vt'r F' ran kltn l LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH Tillis pastor Sonny Hudson supt Sunday Sunday Sc-hool 9 4~ a m EvenlnJZ wor ffi{'('f ing and Blbl C' studv Wf'dnf'!id 1\ 7 ~0 FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m OF GOD - G\lbE'rt Spencl'r pastor Sun School 9 30 a m Morning worship, 10 30 ship 6 ~ p m Prayer M et>t ln~ 6 30 p m p m Evrrvon(' wrkomr Chun::h School 11'1 AM Cho ir pr<~ctire day School 9 30 a m MornlnJZ sPrvlce a m Sunday eventna 1erv1ce 7 00 p m Wednt-sday RUTLAND FRF.E WILL BAP11ST Sa Tursdav ti :ll p m UMW first Tu<'Sdav 10 OOa m Sundavev£'ningservlct>7 OOp Wednesday service 7 p m WMPO pr~ TUPPERS PI A INS CHURCH OF lpm St R€'\ Paul T 1ylor pastor Sundav 7 :Kl p m NE:'lsool m Mid WE't"k prav('r serviCE' WednPsday gram 9 a m each Sunday CHRIST Oav£' Prt>nllcr ministE-r [)(>r)l SchdollO 1 m Sunchn 1"\ <'nmg ~ 00 p m HEATH !Mtddll'porll -Church School RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA 7 p.m Wl'lls Supt Church Sc-hool 9 a m War \\ rdnrsdav C'\ ( n\n g pr 1Vf'r m('('tlng ~ 00 9 Yt a m Morni n ~ WOr!'ih\ p 10 JO a m MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH RENE Rev Lowell Ford pastor Sunday ship St'rv!c<' 9 4~ p m pm I YOU!hGroup 4 p m Wfldn~ av Chul'('h Lav.. rf'nCl' Bush pa stor Max Folmf'r Sr CHESTER CHURCH OF 1 HE NAZA • Sehool9 30 am Worship service 10 30 a SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT Choir rrhearsal .. p m Thursdov Supt Sunday School and Morn ing Worship m Young people s service 6 p m RENE RC'v HC'rbC'rt Gra tC' pastor CHURCH SllvC'r Ridg:t" Duanf' Syd<'n Pravt r Sf>r\IN' 6 :lOp m Blbl f.' Study 7 9 30 a m Sunday ('V<'ninp: SE'rvic£' 7 p m Evangellstlcservlce6 Xlp m Wednesday Frank RlffiC' sup ! Sunday School 9 30 a stnck<-r pastor Su nda v Scho ol 9 m p m I Zuni~al Youth ffi('('tln g and Bible Study W('dnes service 7 p m m Worship Sf'rv lcf' 1l a m and 7 p m Wors hip ServiC'f' 10 1m Sundav l'VC'nln~ MlNER.SVtL u : - Wor ship Sl>rviCf' 10 MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Miller dav 7 p m Sunday W('<h'IC'sd IV 7 p m PravC'r m['('l sf'n IcC' 7 00 p m Wf'dncsd IV n1g-ht Blblf' am Chu rthSC' hool l1n m UMW third St Mason W Va Sunday Bible Study 10 lng study 7 flO p m Wf'dnC'Sday 1 p m Choir pract lrP Mon a m Worship 11 a m and 7 p m Wedn~ LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST da v 7l0pm (Nf'l~ool day Bible Study vocal music 7 p m CHURCH Da\ ld lk'll pastor RobE-rt E PEARL CHAPEL - Worship St-rviC't' LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dud Barton Dlrertor of Chris ti an EdUl'Allon 9 30 am Chu r< h School 10 15 am ding Lane Mason W Va J N Thacker Stpvr Eblin asslst<tnt Sundav School9 30 UMW SNt.md TuPsdav 7 30 p m ( Muss pastor Evt!-nin2 service 7 30 p m Wo a m Morn\nJt .,orshlp 10 30 a m Tf'f'ns manJ men s Ministry Thursday 9 30 a m lnAc-1\on lip m Ev('on\nJit Wors hlp 7 OOp POMEROY - Churc h School 9 15 a m m Wf'dnrsday £'\l'ning praveor and BlbiC' Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study 7 15 Worship 10 30 a m Choir rC'hC'arsal pm st udv 7 OOp m Cholrprac1lcr- ThurSda} WPdnPSda\ 7 :10 p m UMW second 7pm T\J('sda\ 7 JOp m UMVFSunda\; Sp m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST (Corb\111 REFLECTIONS ONA SUMMER'S EVE Ch triPS RusS£'11 Sr mlnlstf'r Ri ck Ma ROCK SPRINGS- Chul'<'h School 9 15 comtK'r "upt Sundav School 9 30 a m The Sun begins to sink In the west over the hills herem MPtgs am Wonhlp 10 am Biblf'Studv wro Worship Sf'rVIC'f' Ul 30 a m Blblt:' !>ludv depending where you are of coursE' Many children are County n('Sda v 7 30 p m UMVF tSenlorsl Sun Tucsdav 7 ~ p m day ~ p m (Juniors) ('VPI\1 oth<'r Sun HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN out calling to one another and playing tag hide and SE'ek REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS dav fi p rn !Franklin\ CHRISTIAN UNION Hurtiord W Va CHRIST OF I ATTER DAY SAINTS Pori catching fireflies maybe rldmg their bikes Ail ts well becausP RUTLAND - Chu rch School 10 am Rev David McManis paslor Church land RactnC' Road William Roush pastor Worship 11 am UMW (EV('nlngCirclt>) School ~ 30 a m Sunday morning se1 1 Mom and Dad are sitting on the porches watching There ts a Linda Evans church school director serond Wl:'dnl'Sdav 7 30 p m UMW IAf viC£' H o m ~unday l!\enln~~: st'l'vlce cooling breeze gently moving along the streets and touching Church school9 30 am Morn in~ worship IC'rnoon Clrrlt>l M'rond Thursdav 1 p m 7 30 p m Wednesday prayt!-r meeting 7 30 10 30 a m WNinesdav t"V('n(niJ: prayer those sitting on the porches Those kids out playmg nevpr fpel Mussman) pm SE'rVIC't"S 7 30 p m SALEM CENTER- Church School9 15 FAIRVIEW BIB~E CHURCH lolarl that gentle cool breeze I'm sure you remembPr yur childhood BETHLEHEM BAPTIST R<'V Earl am Worship 10 1!'i p m 1Mussman1 W Va Rt 1 James Lf'wi:ri pastor Wor 1 Shulrr pastor Worship srrvlre9 30 a m and many summer's eves Just llkethls Parents call out,lts lime SNOWVILLE - Worship 9 00 a m ship services 9 30 a m Sunday School 11 Sunda'\ SC'hool 10 30 a m Btblr Study and church schoo\9 45 a m !Mussman\ to come In and lhose young players shout 'Just onE" more game a m EvPnlng worship 1 30 p m Tuesday pravr1 Sf'rvlcf' Thursdav 7 30 p m oollage prayer meellng and Bibl<' Stud'\ of hide and seek and away they run to hide CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION 9 30 a m Worship servlct! Wednesday AL CHURCH Kln~sbury Road Rev Da I guess you could say these are reflections on a Summer seve 7:Dpm \ ld Curfman pa!ltor Sundav School 9 30 SOIJTHERN CLUSTER OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Good thoughts and happy ones as well We all need reflections to u m Ra lp h Carl Supt Evt!-nln~ worship Re\1 Roaer Gr"ce Walnut and HE-nry Sis Ravenswood W 7 00 p m Pravrr mcelin~ Wednesda) fill our quiet limes In those alone hours we all must have It Is not Re\1 Paul MrGulre Va The- Rev George C Weirick pastor 700pm only thoughts of kids and games It s famtl y togetherness Sunday SChool9 30 a m Sunday worship ~ONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Vernon APPLE GROVE - Church School 9 311 llam regardless of the season of the year that gtv es such good Eldridg(' pastor WallacE' Damt:'wood s a m Worship 10 00 a m t first and third CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH locaredon S Supt Sunday School9 30 a m Worship reflections The Summer heat makes us delight In a fe~< qUiet Sundavs) Bibit studv <'Vf'rv Sunda" 7 p Pomeroy Pike County Road 25'11ear Flat ServicE> 10 30 a m m UMW St'cond Tursda v 7 00 p m woods Rev Blackwood pastor Services hours In the cool of the Summer Evening It helps us forget the Pravl'r JTIC'etln~t Wf'dnesdav 7 p m onSundayat1030am and7 30pm with heal of the day and the tiredness of our overworked musclE'S We (G raef') Sunday School9 30 a rn Bible Study Wed RACINE FIRST BAPTISr SI!'Ve can see the night sky and the stars above We seek out thP. btg BETHANY - Worship 9 a m Churt'h nesday 7 30 p m Deaver Pastor Mikf' Swi~eor Sundav School 10 a m Blbl£' Stud:y WE'dnPSday FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR dipper and watch to see If the moon Is cresent up or cresent School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m 10 a m Dorcas Women s Fe-llowship CHRIST S1 Rt l18 Anllqult) Rev down This week we hope It will be cresent down and that the old Morning worship 10 40 am Sunday WNinf'sdaY 11 am (McGuire) Franklin Dickens pastor Sunday mDrn P\C'nin~ wor~hlp 7 30 p m Wednesday adage comes true 'When the cresent Is down It will hold no CARMEL - Church School 9 30 a m ing 10 a m Sunday evening 7 30 p m t>Vl'nlnlit Blbll' study 7:30 p m Worship 10 45 a m Serond and Fourlh Thursday evenlnJZ: 7 .l) p~ m water and that Is a sign of rain "If only God will be generous to WRLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHUROI Sundavs FPIIowshlp dinner With Sutton STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP us we shall go to bed feeling very good GQd gives us so much to Burlingham Rav LaudermUt pastor: Rolhlrd Thursday 6 30 p.m (McGuirE') TIST CHURCH Pastor Robert Byers bl'rl O:rlart assistant pastlr Sunday School EAST LETART- Churrh Schoo19 a m Sundav School10 a m Worship service- 11 be thankful for Those cricket chirps firefly blinks distant Ira in 10 a m worship 7 p.m Wedntosday 6 p.m Worship 10 am second and fourth Sun a m Sunday evening service 7 30 p m whistle or boat horns sounding and the breeze through lhe vouth mef'tlng Wed .. 7p.m churchsPrVIC£'S days UMW first Tuesday 7 :.1 p m WE"dnesday evening service 7 30 p m PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH \! leaves and the scent of flowers around us God sure Is good to us (Grael') mile otr Rl 325 RPV Ben J Watts p;!istor LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am If we will only allow him to touch our lives A hymn says God Robfrt Searles S S Supt Sunday School Church SchoollO a m (Grace) will take care of you ', and lt Is so true 9 :Jl a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS MORNING STAR- Wonhlp 9 45 a m Sunday f'V('ol'ling service 7 30 p m Wed TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd Elder It Is Summertime, a very hot summertime and we should be Church School 10 311 a m Bible STudy ncsday service 7 30 p.rn James Mtller pastor Sunday School Thursday, 7:30p.m (Rader) letting God build up some reflections for us on a Summer seve SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill Lillie 10 30 a m Worship ServiCE' Sunday 7 30 RACINE WESLEYAN- Church School I Maybe we also can recall some long ago summer's eve , p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 311 p m pastor Sieve Little S S Supl Sunday 10 o m Womtp II a m UMW Iourth Moo CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL Harrl School 10 a m Morning worslp 11 am day at 7 30 p m Men s Prayer Breakfast reflections See II you can t enjoy some of God s time tonight ~onvtlle Road Rev Dewey King pastor SUndav t"Vt>ninliit' worship 7 30 p m Prayer WfQ\esday 7 a m (Crace) Store In the heart till later Clinton Faulk Sunday School Supr Sun m..,llnund Bible study Thursday 7 30 p SUTTON - Church School 9 311 a m Pastor William Mlddleswarth m YoutH: meeilng Wednesday at 7 p.m YSchool9 30 a m morning worship 11 Morning Worship 10 45 am first and third m Sunday evening setvlce 7 30 p m REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH Sundays Fellowship dinner with Carmel a~r Mfellng Wednesday 7 :.> p m - 383 N 2nd Avo Middleport Sunday, ) third Thursday 6 311 p m (McGuire• I Sermonette P �Page-8-The Sent1nel 8 Pubhc Not1ce Pubhc Sale &. Auct1on 4 00 PM Auguot 10 1987 by me I for the follow tng Serv ce Contract tor the 1987 88 school year PH'VSICAL THERAPY SERVICES SeNoces w I be pnwided on location at the M- County BOMII of Mental Retard&toon/ Developmantal - · t.... P 0 Box 307 John Street Syracuoe. Ohoo Sennces w II be prov ded to approx mately 90 ch I dren and or adults S pac1fic bid data Is may be WANTED JEWELRY STORE MANAGER pentnctln buy1ng and retod selling but not necessary Send sume to The Dally Senttnel P 0 Box 729 I 45769 obta ned by contacting Ko th Bla c~ 992 6681 B1d1 w II be awarded at the regular: Board meeting on Auguot 1 0 1987 The MCBMR 00 reserves the r ght to accept or rBJBCt any or all b1d1 Ke th Black (7)10 17 24 31 4tc Pubhc Not1ce RESOLUTION 7 1 87 BE IT RESOLVED by tho Counc I of Pomeroy of the State of Oh1o that Th s resolution to take ef feet August 8 1987 Resolut on passed 7 6 1987 ATTEST Jane Walton Clerk Trea surer APPROVED R chard Seyler Mayor President of Counc 1 John And&rson P es dent of Counc 1 171 17 24 2tc 1 Card of Thanks CA RD OF THANK S Wh1lt" •n \ t tt ran s M.. muroal Hos prtal I "" " hft .. d up on WIR~S Prof1c1ent m Med •cal Termmology Typmg and Short hand Excellent work1ng condt t1ons and fnnge benefits Apply m person or send re sume to Person nel Holzer Chmc P 0 Box 344 (;alhpohs Oh1o 45631 No phone calls or prau~r So man' rar.. d thai I wa!i1. th.-.rt'1 want I<> !hank .. arh on ... of \OU And prav for God to hl.-,..pt vou too Grat .. fulh \OUro La\ tnu C Brannon Real Estate ~~ 216 E 2nd St Phone 1 (614) 992 3325 NEW LISTING - Nce 2 BR pane ed home on Mulberry Hts Cenl a heal ca pet ng ots of c oset space one f oor storm s nsulated gar age & lg ol SYRACUSE - 1 fl 3 Br I arne on 124 Nce k tchen w th ange ca pet ng base ment & 2 po ches $35 000 40 ACRES - Rutland Town sh p F ee gas mnerals 4 Brs home & b dgs Ask ng $40 000 POMEROY - 6 ms gas heat basement small yard near th e stores $12 000 SYRACUSE - 3 B s n ce balh gas heat ca pet ng a urn num s d ng ga age on corner lot $25 000 SYRACUSE - Lot 112•99 one ( 12 y s old 3 Br home wth fam y rm & woodbu n ng f ep ace I ~ balhs pus ga age $46 000 ROCK SPRINGS- Good 4 Br 2 story home Furnace cook unrts basement sto ms 2 porches garage & & ot Ask ng $41000 SALEM CENTER - 4 ~ acres 3 B anch ca peted al el ec plu s ca rport Ask ng $32 500 MINERSVILLE - l g 3 pc ot 8 ms basement I ke new Dbl bock ga age wth storage Ask ng $28 500 MIDDLEPORT - N ce one f oor 5 rm bunga ow wth bath ca port & eve lo fo ust $17 500 POMEROY - Bus ness b dg 5 en ta s room lor another $45 000 WANT TO SELL CALL 992 3325 Cert fred Appra1sals ~ (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue FREE ESTIMATES All WORK GUARANTEED J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Serv1ce SALE~ Let Uc Fuca 'I oa In Mobile serv1ce CAll 1 614 843 5425 614 843 5248 CONIME AC A CHESRI, OHIO •ROOANO •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACEMENT •REMODELING & ROOM ADO TIONS •GARAGES & POLE BUILDINGS REFERENCES Phone Oay or Enno1111 Semce 608 Only NEW LISTING - MIDDLE PORT - He e s a 2 sto y colon al n Mddleport that has many g eat features G eat v ng room great woodburn ng f replace great workshop plus a great apartment for rental n come WANT $34 ~00 00 MIDDLEPORT PRICE REDUCED - Th s o der home s close to stores and schoo s 2 3 bedrooms level lot carpet ng and other lea lures nclud ng a n ce front porch MAKE OFFER $1900000 POMEROY - 0 der 2 story home wth gorgeous wood wo k I rep ace &n ce cab nets n k !chen 3 bedrooms huge v ng oom d n ng room & equ pped k tchen Central a garage and sto age bu d ng MAKE OFFER $39 900 00 CALL CLELAND REALTY THE WINNING TEAM IN REAL ESTATE Henry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 949 2660 Dott11 Turner 992 5692 Tracy R file 949 3080 Office 992 2259 ... '' t..... .,.,, ""') woshor~ rlryors ..,.., rlis ........,, nwcrowans, gcr bogo llisposol' lrosh , • ...,.. tars Howard L Wr~tesel Roger Hysell Garage ROOFING N 2nd AVE MIDDLEPOIT, OH NEW- REPAIR PLASnC CRAFT Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleanrng Pamtmg FREE ESTIMATES and CERAMIC BISQUE lf2 PRICE 7 2 1 ma CENTER PARTS SERVICE Reparrs on All Makes Transaxle Reparrs lacaltd Halfway ltlwlt 7 and laohan HRS 12 00 6 00 Monday Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY PH 949 2969 BUY - SELL- TRADE FOR SALE MODULAR HOME1 Carter French Residence Corner of Fourth and Palmer Middleport Must see to appreciate DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALLI 992 3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10 8 tfc YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Addona and emodel ng Roof ng and gutte wo k Cone ete work P umb ng and elect ca wok Pomeroy Oh1o 4 15 86 DAVIS METAL SALES IS the Nat1on s fastest r;rowmc MANUFACTURER of D RIB metal roofln& & Sldin& We offers 4 profiles D RIB HI RIB 5 V COR RUGA TED Orders custom cut to the mch at no extra charae OMS offers 10 beautiful colors plus plvan 1zed and plvalume FREE delivery 100 squares or more Tnms skyll&hls and accessones Quality d1s counts available SUPERIOR SIDING CO. radiators aw••• 6t4 448 4880 also ac1d boll and rod out rad1ators We also 7 pupp .. to good ho me old Call 61o6 4o61 8036 a wb 614 446 •&18 Cal 61o6 4415 992 2196 (CUT OUT FOR FUTUII U!l) Wh te pupplea M xed breed G veaw1y o good home 814 986 41&8 Oucka to gNe aw•y 614 7"2 2653 1 •Ranges •Refr~gerators EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR PIANO TUNING Ree~awe 500ft Off SE(OND tuning 1f done wathan one year Truck auto & heavy equipment repa~rs and weldmg !All makes & models) 15 Yrs Experience in Schools No-s, Churd•s PH. 949-2756 s 5 17 3 ... home area 20 veara Free Eatlmotas EUGENE LONG CAll: (6141 843-5425 522872mopd 992 3478 " : - - " - ~-----' G OYif t lawn Mowe A•p11 Wfl I p d. up •nd de used moweu fo 614 742 2393 0 IVfl Good C1 114 7 42 u • 309t I mo R1venne Ant1ques VICinity Pomeroy WWl td at A c ou he St " E~p• anced h81r lt't'lilt P eiera btV wnh a fo ow ng Ca &14 4469610a•k o Aoa .. HOURS Tue Wod Frr Busrness Opportunity THE OH 0 VALL EY PUBLISH NG CO ecommend• lha vou do bua ness w h peop e you know and NOT o nnd money h ough 1he ma un1il vou hav6 nve•hgat ed 1he o fte ng Sew y n k»cal •tOf'e Store dltecdve 1 an 1 t3 &a par hou lfl n ng p og am & equtpm~ Included Send b1clo: g ound nfo m• 10n with phone number to F thet'a 8 g WhHI NO 18 100 Wuh ng o n Sque e WHh ng'l on Ct Hou .. OH 43160 Ann L P Me n~g• mile out BuiiiVifle Ad turn ght J81na coats books turn tu • mise ThUf'l F r and Sat 7 317 I roo PAINTING I SANDILASTtNG IESIDINTIAL COMMIICIAL INDUSTIIAL Ill Te Yt1 Ptrll.lt Ct•• S.. AIHIIII MA.SOHIY II!TOIATION SWIM POOlS snn lAIN! FARMING EQU.MENT HOUSES STOlE FRONTS lTC TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES JOHN TEAFOID Work OuarantNd FREE EST MATES Profntlonal ~HISTD OHIO '5720 Call 614-·446·30:21 6-15 87 I mo • 8ua1neas Bu1ldrngs Commerci .. bvlld ngs fDf 1.... 00Wfttown Pt Plea..n Sto " otflcn A One Rtli htatt c .. ol Yeag.. lrokw Clll 304 Firat t me this y..r Girls baby clothet household mite items auto parts .R..aonable pricet Rt 141 to L ncoln Pike follow red garage 11 e 1 gns Thu t Fr and Set Pomeroy Middleport & VICinity Hendenon 1 Rt 143 July 22 through Augu1t 1 Good tchool clothing and more Thursday Frld-v and SaturdiY July 23 24 25 9 00 1 Y, mile pell Five Points on At 7 Watch for 1 gna MobUe Home to ent 2 lufnilhed 304 175 6512 44 1 and 2 bed oom apanmen 1 to .,,. 8111it lf'lt fo 1 bd 111300 2bd e21900 Alao ~u td • 1200 00 secu y deposit CONTACT Jackaon Ettlttt Oap' Pt. 441 3997 Equa H ou 1in~ Opportunltl' Real Estate 0552 Fo Sale by Owne 4 5 Br 3 batha 4000sq i wing a ea Cty schoosS173000 Tenn s Court and 26 ac ea Ca 614 44 6 3386 Se oua buve 1 only p ellll Gove nm ent Homes f om S1 (U epa ) De nqu en taJC. p operty Repo~te ss ons Call 1 80~ 6871). 6000 Ext GH 9806 to cu en t epo Itt 4 bed oom home 1 h ba h g•ege ocated on G ave l H 110 A1h St M ddleport 0, 0 Cal6t4 992 6714 3 acru Sind HI Ad 3 mil.. from pt P e ...nt C ty water 1¥1ttebl.. 11. 250 304 578 2100 11 For Lease llt•tiLih Fu n shed effic ie ncy 701 Fourth Ave 1110 ut t • pd Co lt4 4414411 altt<8pm Nkety turnhhed small Adults only References rtquired Off strMt pwlt ng Ph 814 oMI 033e kttchen fumlahed c:arpet.t 2 lA 1 'h balh no pets Dep & Ret 233 Second Avanue •3&0/ mo plus ut lit" Call 814 441 4t21 e oorn hou•• I 76 per month 8 oom houael178 plfmonth Pt Pie.. Call lrok• A 1 Aea Eatata 304 171 5104 Two cottage• fu n shed 3 oom1 AI n.wlv edeco ated in towm Adults On y C• 4 .141 2543 I' 2 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION lo FURN TURE 82 01 veSt Ga llpol 1 NEW I pc wood g oup e399 Llv ng oo~ "'t.. 1199 e599 Bunk beds w h bedd ng 1199 Ful 1 ze mm HI • foundauon atart ng t99 Racl nen ttarting 199 USED Beds d nsen bed oom su ••• t119 e219 Dtslu wringlf w11her a complete I ne of uMd fum tu t NEW Wn ern boota '30 Workboot1 118 & up Steel & soh toet ,4 4413159 e•• County App iance Inc Good uted appl anc• and TV ·~• Open lAM to IPM Mon thru Sat 114 441 1199 827 Jrd Ave G11tpo 1 OH 1 BR apt 740 Second Ave 1185 per month Oeposh • Qutred Cal 114 ••• 4222 be twten9&6 Furn shed Effie ancy Apartfn8f1 3 rms blth carpec throughout P vate and qu et Sing e wo k ng p11son only Call!li14 o64! 4807 o U8 2802 611 Th rd Ave Oa I polls 2 BR dupl.,. Unfurnished epj 12t50 a month put dep Ctl 614 246 9595 Furnl1hed down1ta 1 3 ma 1nd bath C ean No pets Aduhl onty Oepottt and Ref Required Col 814 448 1519 G ac OUI tv ng 1 and 2 bed oom apartment a a VI age Manor end Rtverslde Apen m.nta n M dd eport F om 1216 inc ud ng uti t es Ca 814 992 n11 EOH For rent Eff c encv cottage Mt Vernon Ave Pt P eeunt Hud opp ang•• Sk19Q1 Appltncea Upp.., R Y8f Ad btl de Stene C est Motel 114 441 7398 LAYNE S FURNITURE Sot11 and chana prlcld from 1395 to 1191 Teb" 160 end up to 1126 H de 1 beds e390 o eets Recltnen 1225 to 1371 Lempa e21 to •121 0 nattlt •109 1nd up to eo695 Wood ttblt w 8 thti 1 '2815 to •79& Deak 1100 up to e371 Hutchll e400 1nd up Bunk bedl complete w manr..... 12915 end up to t396 Be by beds •110 Mttt 111no boxtprngs fult 0 tw n ua 'rm 178 Jnd 188 Queen lets 1228 King •3150 • d ewe cheat 189 Gun cab nets 6 gun a.. 0 elect ic ange t376 Babv mattretltl •35 6 148 Bed framn •20 •3o & K ng freme t50 Good selection of bed oom 1uitea motal cabinet~ headboards t 30 and up to 165 90 Daya 1ame u nsh with approved c ed t 3 M 11 out Bu IN I e Rd Open 9em to 5pm Mon th u Sat Ph 814 ol46 0322 PARSON S FURNITURE • 381 8820 21/t ton Canuel AI Condit onM 26 kw E ectr c Fu naea com pie • un t Good cond t on Upholsten Commerc t1 S~rw ng Mach ne compete w th ltlnd S nger held nrw Reasonab e Phone 61 4 388 871 8 Sol d Ht d Rock Maple Ch na Buffet by Coch 1n 1300 Wh e 6 p ece French P ovene t1 Bed oom su t w th canopy '350 31 Hee1 l1to pipet and lon 150 Co 114 448 8546 battery top poat I 12 Powe tools Ste eo T • frame M •c Cox Mercerville Ad Mercarv lie C• Cat a yllc Convert a 1 on y 189 915 Most mod .. , lnstalla ron elto wt ttote Muffler Man 9 Stimpaon Ava Ath ..,. Oh o 1 800 8o63 3717 : - - : - - - - - -·lc Lovely wet•rfal clu1t_. 14 K d amond ng 10 diemonds Iota wetght one- hall ca 1t 1376 Cha ens Hoef ch 814 992 5292 66 675 676B Due exh1ust kha •99 95 n stalled Moat Fords Chevy Tucks Vens 4w:4 1 Muff er Man 9 St mpson Ave A hens Oh o 1 BOO 843 3767 Pets for Sale I.!:::::::::::::::::::~~:::::::::::·::·::~:·~::N::J G oom 1nd Supply Shop Pet ~ Groom ng AI breed• All atyl11 JuleWebbPh &14 441 023t Oregonwynd Cattery 1Ce11nel CFA H malayan Pe 1 en 1nd S am"• khtens AKC Chow P!JPPtet New k ttens Siameie and H m1 ayans Call 614 4o68 38-'" af1e 7PM 62 Wanted to Buy 71 Now buying shell co n or ear co n Call to lete1t quotes R ve C tv Fa m Supply 814 448 81 0 ds Aoyal4 d aedan good cond ton $2600 304 876 29B6 63 Livestock Ou oc Boa s 8 ed JUSt I ke the boa 1 we tested a the Oh o Testat on that gained ovef 2 6 lbs per dfl'l Roger Bent ey Sabine OH 513 684 2398 S 11 weeks old full blood Dach ahund pupp es $150 304 882 2208 Mus1cal Instruments Ma sha Mute L111d Combo Amp Cutec 4 t eck eco de P•vay 215 Pevey 412 Cab ants Ca 61-t «6 3126 Orgen Hemmond M3 wnh Let e s peakers 304 876 6030 afte 6 00 58 Fru1t & Vegetables Polled Chao •• Bul Reg Ex ce ent Oualttv 17 mons Ca I Geo ge Woodward 614 379 Reg lte ed standard bred bay mara w th colt w I d va $360 30o6 675 7260 64 Hay&. Gram Transportation 71 Autos for Sale Frank n Chef Comm G11 Oven bu nert end griM Ca e 1• o6o68 71 !50 fo mo e lmtorm e r.lrlll Siippllf~S & LIVI~SIIIr:k 1984 Fo d Etcon 4 apd AM FM Tape 12799 Johns Auto SaiM Bulevtl e Ad Gall po Is Oho 61 Farm Equtpment 121110 edge of town Rt 1!188 Ca port Stove Aefr g Deposit 1140 per month pus ut IItie• No p.ta Call 61-t "48 7124 o 2 bedroom house end 1pt to rent in Pome oy Pa t al y tu nlahed depotit equ ed Cel Two bedroom apt n Middleport AI ut libH pad e210 per month Clll B1o6 992 8783 3 bedroom On Lincoln Heights In Pomeroy Phone 114 992 7689 after 5 00 p m Aemode td home In Chaste Reduced rent for people w th good lferencea Shown on July 215th and 21th C1 814 881 418e House and 1 6 1c es on Thomaa R dgo Rd $17 000 304 896 3080 One mtle out Foglesong Rd Muon 2 bed ooma t ont room kitchen bath carpeted 316acrn 30~1736011 !!.. CROSS t1o PARTMENTS mobile homes hou••• pt Pleuant and Gall po • 614 ""' 8221 2 hdroom hout• Krod'l Park Ref•.,.,.. 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Chryol• e14 247 4122 , o6 h Aluminum John Boat and Coli 614 992 3728 Fo mer y Ken s now John s Water Se v c• Joh Wa e son Jr Owne 000 or 2 000 gal se v ce 304 678 2248 87 Upholstery nc 1 t2900 or belt offer Call 15ft f barglluboetwnhtrlller 75 HP Johnson moto ea&O 72 Johnaon 1 & HP elect ic stlrt motor 1400 215 HP John•on M nt condition •2&0 Sp•e plrta fo John10n Evanrude 4612 Furn1ahed Room1 85 1983 Buck Century LTD 4 doo 8 cyl Loaded C1l &1• 1977 DO<Ige pickup 304 45B 1566 For S•l• 2 A r Cond t oner1 1 46 Co CARPET Remnanta All 1111 carpet 18 00 v• d & oomt tlOO & up ave able Mollohan Upper R ve Rd Cal 7444 882 1597 304 171 1371 or 171 3112 1 800 843 376 7 Trucks for Sale SONS Oh o 1 800 843 3767 2 bedroom W 0 hook up bas• ment Clean Quiet locetion aduhl Hntart preferrH 1 or 2 ch ldren No , .. , Aaferenc• I 1 Itt I 1 9& month plu1 depot t Availeble mmed ately 11-t Six room house Fa rvlew Ro•d Camp Coni~_ e22&_per month St uta $119 95 pa nsta ed Most models Muffle Man 9 St mpson Ave Athens Oh o cond ce 304 675 4014 U S 35 West Jackson Oh o Sta nl111 steele~Chaust system a Now cu11om mede tor you 1 uck motor home o cl111 c ctr With li,._t me we ranty Muff er Man 9 51 mpton Ave Athen• One bedroom apt in M ddlepon 1176 per month Clll81o6 992 6763 ~B1 Auto Repa11 675 1786 441 7310 814 992 77 19n Fo d LTD Lendau good 5153 680 0 "'" trector with lotder 12360 late model 273 New Ho and h.y beer 11296 7 ft f Iii mowe '196 New 6 ft estate mowe Cal 614 286 6522 2 Qt cann ngjart 30 centu1ch Menuel typewf te 1 30-' 675 72 Nova 4 door 85 000 orgna mles ada tres new battery a t a nator wate pump heate co e muff e starte A 1 con d 8800 00 304 675 3168 1972 Fo d F 700 Stake T utk Has 1 200 91 on wata tank and • bakes Aunsgood S2000o belt offer Call 114 2!6 1468 59 For Sale or Trade 6622 876 4418 396 Chevy en~ ne exc cond Straet: Maate ntake alum m.lm ve ve c ove s and heade a IIJSOO 00 304 773 5826 1983 Fo d Fe mont 1 owne n ce 12560 1978 Fo d F nta cfean $795 Ce I 61o6 286 Bldgo 814 332 9745 Electrolu11 Vacs A 1 cond Cleens e. runs like new t78 cuh or te mt e anged 304 675 7103 614 446 4225 1983 Citat on XS Sport &harp 12796 198-' Dodge Cott l ke new $2796 Ce 614 286 Reco d pl-var with apetk . . t20 Coal6 wood burn• 1tove t200 Bundy cia lnet uo 1htpe e175 304 875 o6123 0 1980 Chev 14 ton uck 4 wheel d ve 4 speed 59 000 miles Cal aft e 6 00 p m Uli rty bldg 27 -.38 -.9 13 118 t lck door & 3 WI k dOOf 14444 • acted I on Horse l.etton wv 1 800 842 2434 Ohio 1 800 533 3453 3298 Hey 75c off wagon 304 676 6579 Ut lty tre I• 1nd deep frftle both In tood cond tlon CAl e14 912 !5519 after 4p m Portable Mghted 11gn t 299 Factory d rect FrM Delhlery • 1979 b a ll es shocks and ex heust $3000 nego t abe Ce I 614 446 7795 387 0511 now taklnt order 1980 Camlfo 83000 G and P w: $1 400 See s 3 HP a comp el!le S300 30-' 6'16 Clean Oat St aw s1 75 Bale Ca 614 949 3069 Very old <:IIIW footed bll1htub w tfl potcelen hand et 614 eblu.. ng 1976 l TO ac tual m eage 79 000 Meehan ca pan n exc cond Body needs epa ng good buy See at 1 79 N Pe k 0 ve 304& 676 2323 P S P B 141 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1979 Ford F 150 4x4 pu new 814 245 6618 TONY 8 GUN REPAIRS ho 76 Chevv Impala stat onwagon good cond st cker good June Gfly good t res &600 304 468 1664 72 Bu1h HOU" 51181 & Serv ce Over 40 uttd t acto • to chool8 f om S. complete ne of new 6 u1ed equ pment La gest Hlect on n S E Oho Up rlghe freeze for 1_.e Good 5892 6522 114 992 8916 condition 0200 Co 114 992 3815 Omnl 024 742 2631 Autos for Sale Good C aan M xed Hay Fo Sa e 60 per bale Call614 446 614 446 4807 Cann ng tomato es a ea dy p eked e4 00 bushe Alao sweet pappen C1 I ea ly A M Of ate PM 6142474292 Fo Sale 2 leather bucket seats bumper moto t ansmt11 on end other parta1o 1982 Dodge 2597 PEACHES Ve ow F eestone1 P ck your own I 1 0 bushel Satu day Dr ng own conta nen Rayno Peach 0 cht d At 7 lower Rive Ad G1l pols Call 8t4 915 434t oftt< 1 p m 171 c f GE at g..-etOJ 20 nch Hotpa nt • ectr c 1nge Both good condition e3oo fof P• r 11-t 992 7618 BUDGET T ansm 11 On1 U1ed& Aebu11t AI ypea Gua anteed 1 m nimum of 30 dav• w 1 deiNar cash & car y o nstal Cal 614 379 2220 o 1 30-' 304 773 6234 Fo 1111 .J C Penney T e..tm 1 Jogger Speedometer odom• te edJuttab • nc ne •11 Ca He 2 ton add on cent 1 • co nd t oner w h thermo• at 1500 Call 114 192 !51121 or Auto Parts & Accessor.es Reedy mix contret• and all concrete 1upp n Ca I us V11Jey 8 ook Cement and Supplln. B dwe 9888 76 27B3 . 67 Cath Fead Sto e 1 11 lA wate I nt 180 lb tftt and 100 lb test a ong whh 111 cu vena end d 1 n p j:Je C1ll to the latest pr cu It 81 4 388 ~y Concreta blbckt 1llaize1 yard o delivery Mason Hnd Galllpo • 12311.1 Pine St Block Co Galllpo t Oh o Call 614 448 Harve•t Gold May tag D rv• Good cond t on '60 00 An t qua p nnd back rocke • 211 00 Cal 1fte 8 00 I 14 9479 1"11E ~ 1"Ke' I1IEtllt' W"Y 14 fiberg Ita 18 hp Evenrude motor and t • er t &OO Cal 304 875 1668 fOR)IIT\.1~ t:QUI¥:1 WIT!( ~121 Cocker &p1n el mlfe 18 mo• o d full blooded but not eg •1 50 Ca 614 388 8890 G ve you tam ly eve y opportun ty g ve them the En 'Cyc opedle Ame icene The Stande d of Educ1t onal Excel leoce for 160 years C1 I you Amway d at buto at G1 4 446 ~ 1658 ovod 614 992 5'68 992 2698 LAB TECH 304 372 2731 or epply 3 o 4 Bed oo m t,oute n M;yge C: eek School 0 at r ct Reieren ces Ph 114 ""' 8821 GOOD USED APPL IIINCES w ..h... dryer• ef 19tratora 2 bedroom hou.. ove looking P•k n M ddleport Ca I 814 Aa per Art cle I)( T enater1 1nd Vecancfn Sect on 8 Poat ng of the Negotiated Agreement between the t-1LTA and the Board of Eductt on the M. g1 loc.e School D ah ct 1 post ng the foHow ng vacancy for t1 regular teach ng steff OH Teacher at Me gs H gh Schoo COil 2 BA 2 b• h ca p.tfil k tchan ty n thed no pets dtp a ref 1326 mo 11 Court St Call &14 492tl ••e Housaa for Rent 310 Case Bulldoze 8 h bade powar takfl off 911 eng ne exce cond 14 000 Cel 614 12 Sears v bottom a umlnum boat 11 f!iO Call 304 676 Col 614 448 7793 1 B06 8B7 eooo Ext R 9105 Holpitai butainMI oft ce Ap.,tment to Rant 3 ooma 1125 / mo Adulta Ca 304 a carpet AC all utll t " peld pcept elec 1nd gu Ceble TV ava ab • Owner payt wete sewage and t 11h pickup Se eudtv deposit and tf Fou tenths of m 11 t om c tv Umi11 tor current federal It Jackson Oener1l Hoap R ply W V• Ia ec::etptlng appllcet ont for 1 fuN lime medical lab Tedln dan qualif ad eppUCttnt wil h..,• 1 2 or • yeer dltSJirH n Mldlctl Technology and • current ASCP Reglauy Hoapilll oft.,, excel IMt Mlary and Hnefita for mo t lnform816on call Peraonn .. 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Acreage Re Governm.nt Jobl '1 e o.o e&B 230 year Now hiring Call T e er apace for ant conve n en clou to tchool 1to n hoap 11 30• 876 o6800 be tween 9 em and 4 pm 51 Upate rs 3 BR 1 bath kitchen fu n sh.cf no pa1s Dep Ref 238 Firat t2150 mo p u1 utltnCa 114 4464921 Homes for Sale n town 3 8R V1 baumen ga age C A some 1ppl ances good ocet on • 37 000 Ce \ Bud McGhee Rea v 614 448 Babytmer needed for 15 vr o d girl My home or yours but prater Spr ng Velley area Call 81o6 Spacfl tor ame 1 atlers All hooll upt Ca ble Also etf d encv ooma • and cab e Mason W Va Call 304 773 6651 49 175 1104 1 'A 1c lot on Jarrya Run Ad Appte Growe whh "' al water culvono mettl culvorto RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jack ••• Oh 614 286 6930 241 304-175 1840 ~A·'R'M-~ Bu ld ng Mete a4t 81ock b clc aewlf plpea w n dow a. inte 1 etc C aude W n tara R o Grande 0 Cal 614 448 3992 47 Wanted to Rent Apartment for Rent 871 5104 .. 875 7738 304 571 2313 Love v n.w J BR home bu th" spr ng 2 ca Qlfaga n ce 1 ea Cay & C IY SChOOII 6ml esf om Ge pol 1 WI cons de mob le home 11 t ade n 147 600 Call 802 838 8885 Ext 1449 '8 00 34 hou•• HIRING GovernmM'It jobl you • ea •1 5 ooo •e8 ooo Call GOLF LESSONS lecr"onTri~eRd ott AI 62 Ptu1 ltOrl bU ld ng WlrehOUII l lA hOutl betn ell" plus 2 o ther buikl"'t• All black top old CaH SO" 458 111 I Call aftlf IPM G enwood W V a tOt' rno • infermalktn c• 3CM 773 5111 Of' 773 611. . . . . 6 00 Ret.. Pen time )( rav Techno og at needed to mo ning1 and occa 1 onal weekend• Appl cant muateo facltemp eby S tter to schoo ege c h ld n B dwe area No n ghts Ca I 11-t 388 9306 Even ngs 614 446 3844 COUNTRY MOB lE Home Park Route 33 North of Pomeroy Rentl t a en Cal 614 992 Road 446 39t4 RUSS MOORE 992-2526 Farms for Sele 2 BR Yard Sale Mobile Home ior ent on Ia ge lot Call 114 258 1293 Of1 ce Space fo Rent Ex!ie lent tor A no neyt Accoun ant etc Close to Coun Houte Call W saman Real Eatate Agency M1: r c11 on 111 s·~ NOTICE REWARD No que11 one uked to etu n of b ack and white me e S be In Hueky taken from 0 J Wh te Kempet'Ho OWl ea. Sat PM Sun AM 7 18 7 191 Answe • to Mee-ahe Call 814 446 3172or4o68 7216 7 2 BA Mobi ettome CttySchool 0 st Calll14 258 6256 20 acr• f..-m Hann-' T Ke Holp Wanted 814 379 212B & 1124 East Ma1n St t4&00 304 Plasbc c ate n alate epp oved Pintle l~t c tenk• plelt c 47 Space for Rent To pp.., t t a S 1 0 Ch.vy truck Good cond 304 171 4221 21 LOST Buff cocke apanle n Co 1M I a ea REWARD Cal GallTpohs THE IOUNTIY CLUB 1171 ScliuH mob 11 hom a 2 bed ooms plf'l alty fu n lhed on ..,t..t ot Undefp nnlng •nd tncluded Fu n shed room 176 Ut It es paid Sha 1 b1th Sing e male 919 Second Gal pol a Call 44& 4418 efter 7pm Cal ahan 1 Used T • Shop Ov ... 1 OOOtlrn slzet12 13 14 15 1& 186 Brnel81outRt 218 Cal 61o6 258 0261 Col 814 448 865B Wanted to buy N.w cemant b'od Ca 11• 992 J8o60 lost and Found ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL '3 00 tn Buy ng dat,. god • tve co na no• )ewe rv tutti ng w1 e o d co na lf91 cu encv Top p cea Ed flu ke 81 be Shop 2nd Ave M dd epa Oh 6 4 614 9B5 398t 992-3718 MIDI~LEP'OIT, OHIO 2 BR el ut t 81 pd tJtCtpt alec tu n o unfu n IK dep req ad Convenient ocet on e11oneb e 304 1717$19 33 Good through '"~~' 30 1917 John I B•nfl Owner I ..,hantl for Rent Must 8_. 1971 'how Moon 1 Z11&l turn Aak ng '" 000 304 112 3303 614 446 8038 6 ~-----------..-----------~ 42 Mobile Homes 45 Furnished Rooms P ced 12• 70 W ndiOf with e11pancto 2 bedfoom• fl 900 Co 304 875 et55 5071 c. "No, I don't look down on my fellow man, except m the literal sense, of course" P c:e llduc~ Pupped to grveaway Very cute •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and 64 M1sc Merchend11e 7479 Mobile home end lot al2 2048 3 krtten1 to giVeaway n B 1d bury 8 wkt 0 d C•ll 614 992 •Washers •Dtshwaahe 161 mo Se pt c tan" pump ng ea dl!lnt a1 & com mM ca t80 per Old Ron Evans En e p 111 Jackson Oh o Ce 614 286 6930 111 All M1ku 15&1 614 992 3083 31 785-3561 Magnevox Ster~ AM FM Rail to Ree turntlb e I 1 00 Good Cond Celafte •PM &1.t4•e 1979 8ayvlew Tota .teet c 2 B. .oom good condlttOn I lOck •nd und..-plnn ng me ud~ Cal blo.. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Wo know whtrt lltt bttl K Wo also know lht plact for bul<h•lng and pra<ossmg. Wt salilfy or you don 1 pay FIEf IUTCHIIING W/Til! COUPON Good lhru Augusl I Worked 2282 11 heater cores We can Middleport Ohro 1 13 tfc ANYTIME BUTCHER SHOP NEW GRIPS 1174 SchuH llx12 Witt. t p out All elect ic , .. Of •Kt ic heet new cent at • v.,., good condtdon 14•11 po ch Ce I fOf ntmont 814 742 2790 St:r v11;es and 1984 lchult114d5 2 BA 1~ beth Uke naw C1l 304 17& f IIIJilllylltl:lll tw n bed act;u1 abe bed Co 614 448 t149 7479 F1nanml One Good used Co or TV S f oo modela and portable fo •• • 14• 70 Buddy 1170 Klr 2 IR Mobile Home 12•86 Cell 114 « I 2903 2mm axe cond e150 00 Wrtne Bryant 304 4.18 1 002 Boataand Motore for Sale f SHING BOAT __, Co eman C aw"td 4 5 HP Mlf cury mo tor 1 ..,., old l ke new \W7\ilt) ~~~ 165 00 304 875 4038 66 Bu1ld1ng Supphe1 C1H 114 2111 1121 1178 3 BR ~s- rro eel Chlcom SKS Ca blno 7 12•39 Equipment Gall polio lit 218 t1B ooo Mdroom tuml1hlld w•aher end dryer centrel a Ct I I 1 o6 992 TOP CASH pad tof 83 mod fl end newe used ea 1 Sm h Buell. Pont ac 1911 Eas en Ave Ga po • Ca 614 ·U6 Sofa char and kitchen 76 KIT 'N' CARLYL! ®by Lari'J Wright 52 CB TV Rad10 1 2x&O Mobile Home on 1ppro11: 3 ecr• ground 8 miiH ffom 1110 L benv Totel e ectric 2 Gn1eaway PAT HILL FORD 3 II tfn Complete Gutter Work Complete Remod.ltng Roofing of oil Typos Ph 4 •nl NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSH S DUALITY MOB LE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS AT 35 PHONE 614 445 7274 Several handyman 1pec ala Tena Twetvfl end FourtHnl trom '1985 lhneuga Mobi e Home Sal.. 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Auct1on Love couch I 100 Hide-a bed w th nner sp ng m81t 111. h..dbotrd h11ta mattr111 ptd 1 set th.... 1 queen 1111 comforter •300 30o6 175 814 448 8427 tftor 5 30 PM 8 64 M1sc M•rchendlae dlntttt 114 882 3143 32 Mobile Homes The D111ly Sentinel- Page-S 61 Hou1ehold Goods Queen tlze we1'fbed m Mobile Home with 121t32 add ;ion' wnh wood burner Own• MUST Sell Best offer Call RADIATOR SIDING CO. 7 21 I mo d ................ 40'1o Off 'ON WINDOWS Day or N1ght NO SUNDAY CALLS 4 t6 86 lfn BISSELL 446 1318 TAYLOR BUILDERS PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSUlATION 614 992-3293 6 17 tit HOMES & GARAGES At Reosonoble Prrcts Pay Your Cable 8o Phone Brlls Hero IUSINES! PHONE ,.,, ... f6141 992 6!!0 IE!IOfNCE PHON! <ALL ANYTIME Exce ent Wages tor spare t me IUtmbly wo k; elect on c~.o c afts Others Info 8041 141 0091 h .t 3667 Ope" 7 days CALl NOW PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 CUSTOM IUILT We C• ry F sh ng Supp &I CALL Housinq Headquarters DAVIS METAL SALES & SERVICE 11•... windows enclosed to mak• temlly room or extra bedroom Priced to ...1 Cell 12xl0 Mobile Home to be mowed Pert al y equ pped fl 000 Coli 114 251 1121 REPAIR Al10 Tr.. tMIItlo• BISSELL BUILDERS PLUMBING & HEATING 168 North Second Middtoport Ohro 4 S760 8301mo 36t9 AUTO & TRUCK or 949-2168 2 be*oom house It 212 Park D rtYe. Aluminum • ding new for Sale MONEY FOR COLLEGE c;a the Amw N1tionaJ Gua d fo FREE nfo mat on packet 1 800 142l- Rl 124 Pomeroy Ohio 949-2263 Month of JulY. 16141 992 7754 EAGLE RIDGE SMAU ENGINE Jean Trussell 3 Announcements suso SDYIIG AU IWOI IIAIIDS OF I«<USSIIItD API'IIAIIUS AIL IEPMn GUUAIIIIfD I YfM PAllS AIID LMOI S.ntong r.tr.,.otart, f 111 NEW LISTING - SYRA CUSE - Remodeled 2 story home 3 4 bedrooms 1\l baths basement ga age and old barn on appx !acre of ground P ced to sel at $39 900 00 NEW LISTING - RACINE AREA - Appro• mately 26 acres of vacant land rea lly n ce bu ld ng stes CALL TODAY $13 000 00 Call 1429 & SEIYICE 1316tfc DABBLE SHOP LAF- ·A·DAY Homes for Sale 814 448 9852 Flr111 E•ul~llltllt Parts & Sarvlea 41187 1fn REPAIR A-VON r:o terv te ch•ge open terr to 11 phone 304 17&: Aulhorrrtcl John DMrt Now Helland lush Hog Farm lqurpmtnl Dealer d MARCUM CONTRACTING 400 31 Pomeroy- Middleport. Oh10 304-578 2711 U 5I RT SO EAST GUYSVILlE OHIO FREE ESTIMATES RES DENT A Wanted Ch ld A11autt Preven ton (CAP) Wo k•• Pa t 1me paid pol tons Requ re, flex ble weD day hou 1 I!; •Pe encfll with ch d en publ c apeak ng helpfUl T an ng p ov ded Fdf IlPPI cat on ca 814 6teat BOGGS FENCE COMPANT Electromc Organs FRU lSTIMA TIS 7 23/ 2 mo ACCENT Friday July 24 1987 Help Wanted 608 Pa ah Fu n tu e c bthaa toys bkn F S. Sat 10amt BELL CONSTRUCTION h•ral Cotttractars RACINE, OHIO 949·2741 V nyl & Alum S d ng Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodel ng Roofmg of All Typos Worked rn Home Area 25 Years We re moving weat and the covered wagon wont hold tall So on Fr d.y and SJturdiY Jutv 2o6 and 25 from 9a m t 4p m Come and batga nat 3337& SA 7 Pomeroy At b own two atory houH ftrat houl8 on the left p..t For..t Run Road go'ng nonh. second houae on the r ght put oM to Jay Ma GQif Course going south lota oi Ia ge end amal nama of 111 sorts ctoth" turn tu e t ea toys and more more mo e Oont m 11th a one 1213 NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS Business Services 7 15 17 I •• P" NEW LISTING - Ove 70 ac e farm wlh o der home garage and other bu d ngs Cose to Pome oy ASK NG $42 900 00 Box 45631 Galhpohs Oh1o LICENSE 11599 87 Not Responsible for ACCidents TERMS OF SALE CASH OR CHECK WITH I D EATS AVAILABLE GEIIDAL COIITIACTOIS POMEROY,O 992 2259 MS ::t licensed Chmcal Aud1QJ011St PATRICK H BLOSSER-AUCTIONEER 915-4141 E Ma n.r.l,""" TEAFORD -~ LISA M KOCH Lots of oak furniture glassware stpne Jars qu1lts old tools 3 guns Jewelry 1 compo s1t10n doll and other dolls walnut furmture and other furmture and m1sc merchandise LONG'S CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCED MEDICAL SECRETARY Heanng A1d Seltc:t1on Molds Interpreting Setvices ~ Swtm JULY 26th - 1:00 P.M. CREDIT MANAGER W1th retail sales expen ence Handle all cred1t sales approvals and col lecliohs and also sales 10 retail store Salary depends on expenence Send resume to Dally Sentmel P 0 BoK 7291 Pomeroy Ohio Computenzed HOWELLS GROVE PARK BELPRE OHIO NEEDED Sect on 11 of Ord nance #549 be amended to read Salary of Tax Adm1matra tor to be $16 000 00 por year ANTIQUE AUCTION & COLLECTIBLES Full hme Pref•r eK 11 Business Services PUBLIC NOTICE B•ds w II be received until Friday July 24 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport Oh1o R le M Cus om Couchea and AeuphollttfY St AI 7 C own Crty Oh 614 266 1470 Eve 61o6 o641 3438 Open d11ty 9to 430 S 1t 930to130 Od& new Uphoata ed Mowrey s Upholttar ng •erv ng t county a •• 22 years The beat n fum tu • urholaterlng Cell 304 675 4 eat mit5• ~4 lo free , �-· Page 10-The ·Daily Sentinel Sunday Friday, July 24, 19tp Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio ' ' ' --Local briefs-- Heat wave is taki~g toll around ·countrf . EMS receives 10 calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reporfs- 10c alls between midnight Thursday and Friday morning at 8 a.m. Thursday at 1:56 a.m., Racine to Smith Ridge for John Pickens-to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 2:57a.m . '• to Minersville for John Imboden to Veterans Memorial ... Hospital; Racine at 7:05a.m. was called to an auto accident on · Route 338 at Antiquity anc;l transported Richard Smith to Veterans Memo,rlal Hospital, and Sabrina Mahlman to Jackson General]iospltal In Ripley; Syracuse at 7: 10a.m. was called to assist at the same accident and transported Andrew Mahlman to Jackson General]iospltal; MiddlepOrt a! 11:25 a.m . to South Third Ave. for Wayne Wll.llams wj)o was treated but not transpOrted; Syracuse Fire Department atl: 44 p.m. was called to a brush fire on Route 124; Rutland at 8:16p.m . to New Lima Road fr Ida White to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at 10: 06 p.m. to Rose Valley Road for Brian Ritch art to Holzer Medical Center. Friday at '3\ ~2 a.m. to Broadway St. for Jack Bechtel to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 5: 57 a.m . to Route 7 for Paui Conkle to Camden-Clark Memorial HospitaL Deputies probe incident ·.The Meigs County Sheriff's Department received notification from EMS at 5:33a.m. Thursday of an assault on County Road 35 1Old Portland Road) . Deputy Kenny Klein responded to the call. A female, with visible signs of assault , was transpOrted to Pleasant Valley Hospital. The Incident is under i~vestlgatlon by the Sheriff's Department. Registration forms available The Gallia-Melgs Community Action Agency now has registration forms available for those interested In being fuel vendors with the Emergency Home Energy Assistance Program this winter, Interested indlvldu;ils mupst complete vendor registration forms In order to be placed on the ven<lor list. Reglst~ation forms are availalbe at the Gallia· Meigs CAA Central Office, Main St., Cheshire. · · Anyon<' needing futther information may call 367-7341 for Gallia County and 992-6629 for Meigs County. Free entertainment .dated Another evening of free entertainment. staged by the village, will be held at 7: 30p.m. Saturclay at the Shrine Park,in Racine. Providing entertainment will be Denver Rice of Middleport, playing a program of " golden oldies" and the Bend River Boys. Arrest two in Gallia on charges Two people were arrested at their residence I~ a joint raid Thursday afternoon conducted by officers from the Gallipolis Police Department and the Gallia County Sheriff's Department. Kenneth Lee Hylton and Carmel Q. Long. of 12 State St., GallipOlis, were taken to the Gallia Count y Jail on charges of possession of LSD. Each was chaq:;ed with one count of drug possession. The charges were filed by the Ga!lia County Prosecutor's Office. The arrests were the results of a combined investigation of several weeks by city police and sheriff's deputies. Four policemen and five deputies were at the scene of the arrest , according to reports from both departments. Area deaths Muriel Mt>fford Carsel A. Stone Weather ' ' a Ouor llo••orlltlo ft . F.·.·lsNow ContinuPd from page 1 all the time." Shultz said. " The president respects my views and I think I've won a few . ... But I don't win all the arguments; you don't win all the arguments in Washington. " In his first day of testimony Thursday , Shuliz painted a pic· ture for Congress of an administration so troubled that even a s the Iran-Contra scandal wa s exploding around It. top advis· ers. Including Casey and former national security adviser John Poindexter, were misleading the president and hiding information to protect themselves . Shultz told a grim story of top admlnist rat ion o!!icials in bl Ite r disputes over policy . Some wt:>re willing, he charged. to make crucial d<'cisions the·mselves and to give Reagan false information in order to win I heir points. " I believe the president wa s out or the loop. " Shultz concluded. "It is one of the points we are here to reflect on. " Shultz said the State Depart · ment had been cut out of all th e key decisions in selling U.S. arms to fran and had known nothing of Daily stock prices ·(A• of 10: 30 a. m . ) Provided hy Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ell~ & Lo~w.i Firm Price Am Ele ctric Pow er .... ...... .. .271-io AT&T ... .......... ... : ......... .. ..... 30 ~ Ashland Oil .. .......... .. .. .. ...... 67'4 Bob Evans Farms : ............ .25'4 Charming Shoppes .. .. ....... .. . 29\l. Fedt>ral MoJ!ul. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .47 ~ Goodyear T&R ................... 68¥. Heck ) Inc . .......................... 3~ Limited Inc . .......... ...... ...... .45 'h Multimedia Inc . ........ ...... .... ... 71 Rax Restaurants .... ........... .. . :"1 '4 Robbins & Myers.. .... .. ...... .. IO ',I Shoney's Inc . .. .. ....... ... ...... .. 28 ~ Wrndy's Inti .. .. ... .... .. .. .. .. .. .. lO Y, Worthington lnd .. .. ...... ........ 21 y, Carse! A. Stone Sr ., 60, West Columbia, died Thursday , July 23. 1987, In Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born Jan. 7, 1927, at Cabin Creek, he was the son of the late Hiram and Pearl Berry Stone. He previously worked as a coal miner. HI" was preceded In death by Dallas Wetherholt his wife, Louise Stone, one step-son and twd brothers. Hospital news Dallas M. Wetherholt , 77, Galli· Surviving are two sons, Carse! polis, died Wednesday at his A . Stone, Jr., Mason, and Randy Veterans Memorial home after a long illness. Lee Stone. Clifton; one step-son, Thursday Admissions - Hazel He was born March 19, 1910 in Phillip Hall. Point Pleasant; one Creamer, Athens ; Janet Red· Clay Township of Gallia County daughter, Patricia K. Day, Mid- ·man. Bidwell; Betty Taylor, to the late Emory and Maggi<' dleport, Ohio; three brotpers, Middleport; fda White, Rutland. Jenkins Wetherholt. Bill, Charleston, Junior , Cleve· Thursday Dischargi'S - Brett He was a retired auto me· land. Ohio and Everett, Chicago, Price, Brian Ritchart. chanic and a member of Gallla Ill.; 10 grandchildren and four County Senior. Citizens. · great-grandchildren. · ~------,.--------1 He was preceded in death by Services will be Saturday at I his wife. Francis Pauline. Oc- p.m . at Foglesong Funeral Home tob<:'r, 1971; .a sister and a with the Rev. Terry Alvarez brother. officiating. Burial will follow In Surviving are four sons, Jim , Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Kettering. Ohio; 'Delmas. Bel· Friends may call at the funeral ford, New Jersey; Emory. Rio home Friday from 6 to 9 p.m . Gra~de; Dallas, Jr .. Lenardo. New Jersey; a daughter, Doris Lemley, Pomeroy; a sister, Meigs C'OUrl nt'W!! Mary Ellis. West Memphis, Ar· kansas; · 18 grandchildren and A 'notice or intent to seek several great-grandchildren . . forfelturP of property b<:'longlng Services were today at Mound ro George Lemley, Route 7, hill Cemetery . with the Rev . Middleport, has b<:'en fliP<! In Alfred Holley presldl ng. Meigs County Common Pleas Arrangements are .under the Court. Lemley appeared Tuesdirection of Cremeens Funeral day before Judge Charles Knight Chapel. on. an indictment charging hlro with trafficking In drugs. sale of marijuana. LNIJley is prohibited from disposing of the property in any manner. A petition in domestic violence has been flied by Rose Barn· South ('entral Ohio house. Mlddlepor• , against Mostly sunnyand humid today, David Barnhouse, Pomeroy . with highs between 911 and 9o. Grnerally clear tonight, with a tow near 70. Partly cloudy and humid Saturda~· . ,with scattl'red Lottery numbers showPrs and thund('rstorms arid highs in th(' low 90s . CLEVELAND (UP!i -T,h ursThe probability of precipita- day's winning Ohio Lottery tion Is near zero today, 20percent numbers: tonight and·40 percent Saturday. Dally Number . Winds will be !rom the southw420. est 11ear 10 mph today and light Ticket sales totaled $1, 233,829,' and southwesterly tonight. . with a payoff due of $486,343.50. PICK-4 Extended Forec1111t 7745. Sunday through Tuesday P!CK-4 ticket saies totaled ·· A chance of showers and $175,808.50, with a payoff due of . thuild<>rstorms Sunday and Mon· $79,124. day, with fair 'w eather Tuesday. PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays Highs will be In the 80s each day , · $7,332. PICK-4 $1 bo;lx bet pays $611. with overnight lows In the 60s. Murl('i Mefford. R>. Ewington, died at her hom<' Friday morning.· Arrangements will br announced by McCoy -Moore Fun· era! Home. Vinton. Rio Grande all set for Oklahoma! I By NEAL E. ROBBINS . A tornado watch went into sandals or shoes to avoid burning southwest Ohi~, with two Warren · United Press International effect last night for parts of County townships imposill"il' ' a their feet on the sand. Wilting heat and humidity that Minnesota . Wisconsin, Iowa , the mandatory ban on lawn This weel!.'s heat has prompted Is blamed for at least one death Dakotas and Nebraska . ' pleas for water conservat!on in sprinkling. and helped produce a tornado On Thursday, record high that tore through suburban Mln- temperatures were set or tied neapolls cloaked the nation east nationwide - In some places for NATIONAL WEATHER SERVIaTORECAST TO 8 AM EOT 7·25-37 o( the Rockies today for a fifth the third day in a row - with ' ' straight day. readings of 911n'Alamosa, Colo.; In about , 35 states, tempera- 66 in Eureka. calif.;. 109 In . tures will range up .to 10 degrees Tucson; 931nAlpcna.Mich. ; 92in above normal, wlt·h the worst Flint, ·Mich.; 00 in Beckley, heat · along the Atlantic Coast, W.Va.; 94inEikins, W.Va .;101in s~ld Pete Reynolds, of the Charlotte. N.C.; 100 In Greer. National Weather. Service. S.C.; 98 in Harrisburg, Pa.; 99ln Asked whether the heat wave Jacksonville, Fla.; 102 in Macon, will persist during the week_end . Ga .; 105 in Pueblo, Colo.; andli!OO he said, "'frald so. " ' In Washington, D.C. The hot · weather helped stir Chicago residents suffered thunderstorms over the upper another day of steamy weather Great Lakes, spinning off the that forced some to take shelter tornado In suburban Minneapolis at "cooling centers" in 60 librarThursday. ies and co-m munitY centers . NWS spok~sma. n Dan The heat drove power conMcCarthy said cool. dry air west sumption to an all-time high in of a stationary front from Lake New York state, breaking the · Superior to the Nebra~ka Pan- previous record set July 13. nandle mixed with warm, moist Atlantic City, N.J .. beach patrols air. producing the storms. · urged shore visitors to wear Schultz ... ___ ___.;,_~-'-- 11 Warm FRONTS: the plan to divert profits to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels. He repeatedly denied Poindext e r 's assertion that he was not told major fact s b<:'cause he did not want to know them. b<uory 1. 11187. SECTION 3 . That lilt ilgillltion oui>Mqo.n to 1. 1987. which 118,. Pomeroy. of Ohio --form One copy of thl Cod-0---be .. - b y t h l May"' end 1hl C-Tr.,,.... attached to , . . OrdJ. '*"**" ,. 10 • port - · ond a.d with the of thl VIIIOI of Pomeroy, Ohio. SECTION 2 . Thot thoo provialonoof-""'"-,tno;ludlno ott prollilllaiua of thl - -· roploced "' othiorllf<lcted • mitlrill """'. lion of tt... ~ U · ioting prior Ia F~ 1, t7) 10. 24 , 2tc .,_ of ...ah .. bHqulnt .. gW tiuu. SECTION 4 . Thot this Ordinance Is hlrlbv - l t d to be an emergency mN~ure , _..ry for thllmrMIIiltl prM~<Votion of thl public · hNith. ut.ly of thl _ _, and of - · ... 1hl VII'-· 1hl r~~~on fOf ' ••e•. coklr. creed, netlon•l : lion and d!otributlon of thl Codified O,rdlno- to thl offlciela end ,..idento of thl Vltloge. 10 11 to focHiteto •d· mlnil1ro11on ond dolly - ·· lion ond ovoid prtetlcll and leael entenglemente. liECnON .1 . Thot this Or· dlrionce ohlll become effoc· tMo It 1hl ..ru.., dflt ··- b y tow. PASSED : ohla 111 o1rt of June. 11187. Richerd Srtllr Mayor APPIIOVED : thlt 15th dey of June, 1987. Jene Welton erty/ 131 The opproprlotioft of upendlturo of rnc>MY 00' prom._ or v~•nt• of...,. ment. 141 Thloaoumptlon olony contriC1 Of obllgotlon. Ill Thllaouonce end ory of 1"'1 obllgl1iofta or other lnatrumentt of ir;t· debtldnoas. ill Thllevv or lmp<>ahion •lv· of taxn. .,....,.,.,, or <!''f. ' ' ' .. .. Ordinance t5114 An ordlnence to ctet'et• .., Millry ordjn,ancw and fl• q . Iorin of thtt Mayor, Clorto- /Tr-u...-. Council end tho Boord of Public Affaire <it thl VII'- of Pomeroy . Mayor .. , ............ 13 . ~ . 00 .,., v.., .,....._.,!11 Boord of public Affaire ................. •10.00 .,.._lilt!" ' tMo Jonuory 1 . 1 IB7 ond be I~ Ioree from ond tltor thll t:lltl. PtSS£8: thla lth doy at JUly. 1187 . ATtEST: •' I I May Of Richerd D. Seylor Jane Wtlton, CIOofl/ Trn. 17. 24 2tc m ---~ rejuvenate the face of the downtown Gallipolis urea, The Mark Jeffers construction firm from Bidwell Is doing the work on this project. (Photo hy G. Spencer Osborne). Rio.program,accredited by Na!ional League of Nursing RIO GRANDE - The Rio Grand e College a nd Community College - Holzer Sc hool of Nurs in g has been gr anted Init ial full accredit ation by the National Le ague of Nursing. "Ac c r e dit a tion of Rio ''SPECIAL SUMER PRICE'' Gra nde 's a ssociat e degree progra m In nursing o·eflects the recognition of a progr a m tha t' is fl exible a nd progress ive, meetfng th e changing needs of the soci ety it serves throu gh sound educational methods. " Dean $298.00 • Ohioan to die in the long heat wave. Ricky Conley. 9. ventured Into Ihe Scioto River south of Columbus while fishing with his cousins and was pulled under by the current. Hi s cousin Eddie Craigo, 16, went In aft er him, butRichy was pulled out unconscious and rescue workers were unable to revive him. Res idents of Thornville in Perry County are among the latest to be asked not to wash cars , water lawns or use water outdoors - especially b<;>tween 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.. J?urlng this current heat wave, residents have used about twice the normal amount of water from the village's we lls and officials lear a shortage. A . spokeswoman for the Ohio Env ironmental Protection Agency says fears of water shortag(;'s are common in the state. " We are trying to let people know they should s ta rt conserving water ," said Ohio EPA SpOkeswoman Chris Snider. Continued on A-:1 lman: Local contractors are used for revitalization work By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Se ntinel Stall POME ROY -There· s a " good possibility ," accordin g to Jay M;lidens, of Ma id ens-J enkins Const ruct ion , tha t the P om eroy.Mason Bridge will not reopen until mid -August. Although a mid-Augus t . opening is two weeks be hind the targeted ope ning dat e 9! July 31. It could be cons idered two weeks ah ead of schedul e since work on the br id ge wa s de la yed a month and two days wa iting fo r steel. The $1.39 million Ohio Department of Tra ns port at ion repair contra ct s tipula ted a fou r month closure. but the contract or is not respons ible for delays in mat er ials Maidens explained . The bridge closed March 30. As for being finished J uly 31, less than a week away, Maidens doesn' t think il can be done, although he does expect miscel· la neous wor k to both end spans to be fini shed by then. Mid -August seems more realls· tic for' reopening "but at Ibis point In the job we just don 't know ." he added. ' Worker s are ma intaining longer hours and deck preparation for an epoxy overlay start ed Thursday . However , Maidens Isn' t sure how fas t the deck work Janet Byers , R.N., M.S.. said in a nnounc ing the accreditati on of Rio Grand e's progr am . Accr editation was awarded by th e NLN during the June meeting o! Its Board of Re view for Associate Degree Progra ms. POMEROY - Omiss ion of a :han would have been necessary. "The achieveme nt of accrediThe John R. Jurgensen Co. of tation in nursing Indicat es to the signature Is costing the Ohio general public and the educa - . Department of Transportation. Cincinnati was rece ntly a'w arded tional community that our proapproximately $600,lKXJ more on a contract for resurfacing apgram has clear and appropriate a Meigs County repaving project proximat ely seve n miles of U.S. academic objectives and is pro· vldlng the educational conditions under Which Its objectives ca n be fulfilled ," Evers added. The National League of Nurs ing Is officially recognized as the national accrediting agency for nursing education by the Council GALLIPOLIS - Drivers who " There 'are no in)erstate high, on Postsecondary Accreditation want to take advantage of Ohio's ways in ·our corner of Ohio,'' said and by the U.S. Pepartment of new 65 m .p.h. speed limt will Henderson. Education. have to go outside of Gallla and "U.S. 35, the GallipOliS bypass Accredltatl'on, which wa·s Meigs counties to try if out. The and U.S. 33 north of Pomeroy are granted lor a period of eight new law only pertains to Inter-. not interstate highways and do years, came following an exten- state highways. Commander of not comply with with the specifisive self-study and external peer the Callla-Meigs Ohio State Pa- cations of the federal and state 65 review of the school's ·program, trol Post in Gallipolis says the m .p.h. law, " said Henderson . -pOlicies and methods or lnstruc· new 65 m.p.h. speed limit has Henderson also said there is tlon. Emphasis was placed up<>n confused some drivers. some concern that the new speed the total nursing program and Its "All the- pulbllcity about th!! limit would carry over onto local compliance with predetermined new 65 mph speed limit has ·led highways. "Once a. motorist gets criteria . sQme motorists to b<:'lleve the used to the higher speed lim II, it's "Nursing has a long history of new higher speed limit applies to hard for them to slow down on voluntary efforts to raise Its · all lour lane highways," said non-Interstate highways," said educational standards, and ac- Henderson. ]ienderson says this Henderson. creditation has played an essen- is not true. The new speed limit ".T here has also been considertial role In these efforts," Byers only appli~s to certain sections of .able pubt'lclty tl\at a speeder can · rural . insterstate highways . Continued on A·4 Continued on A-4 · Not legally in Gallia or Meigs counties 22 years of dependable service. In the Mason, Gallia, Meigs County a~a. ' . SALE ENDS SEPT. 1, 1987 CITY-ICE & FUEL CO. ARCHERY INSTRUCTORS - U.a Bouah, pictured, and her huaband, Kenny, taught arcbery to area Cub Scoula during recent actlvllles at Camp Kluhuta In Melp County. Dolag their practicing here are Juon Roush, left, and Corey Darst. See story and additional J!lctures on B·6. 62. North-Point Pleasant . -1 ' ' r can be completed. He said wor kers will be r emoving any unsound portions of concrete in the grille of the bridge deck, patching these places with epoxy and then overlaying the entire deck with a quarter.-inch of the high bonding epoxy seal. With the epoxy overlay, motorIs ts will no longer ride on stee l when cross ing the bridge. "We're really proud of the job we·ve done'.' and the t ime in which the work has been. done Maidens said. With t he fOUr-week delay in the s teel, Se ptember 1 could have b<:'en tlje a nticipa ted reopening dat e. Technicality costs taxpayers dearly Drive 65 mph? 20 ft. of Copper Rent Free Tanks PEIROtANf: LP. GAS A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Mason Bridge may not reopen until mid-August Normal Installation 675-1700 By United Press International Hot dry wea the r has brought out several warnings to reside nt s not to use ex cessive · a mounts of water. Suc h usage warnings have been iss ued in southern Ohio where tempera tures have been ove r the 90-degree mark for eight days a nd will lik ely see another 90-degree day today. In nor ther n Ohio Saturday , c loud s moved in and a threat of thunder storms to provide some relief. -A Franklin County child who went fi shing with his cousins in the Scioto Ri ver in the southern part of the county drowned Frida y, apparently the first ACCEPTED: lhlo eth dey of July, 1917 . 17) 17, 24 2tc · (7) Tho .....blltllolt.............. ...... lng, ......... "' grlde ..... of CITY ICE & FUEL CO. paid for out of thev illage'se mergen cy repair fund. s aid Sisson. In addition. said Sisson. village officials " are now comt emplating a permanent tie in with another local wa ter syste m to be used for back up p• ~rposes only." to prov ide " two points of delivery" including Pomeroy, in case of another elll ergency. C~rk-TrNaurer charge~. 10 Sections. 84 Pages ' GA LL! POLJS - Recent accu- bidqing the projects under lh(' Shop !Bis hop Construction of Huntington, Irvins' Glass of sa tio ns that the ci ty has hired out propert y own er' s s ignature. Accorcting lo !man anyone c an Gallipolis and Southside AWning of town cont rac tors to r evit a lize the dow nt own area are simply reques t to be included on the of Columbus 1; Depaul's Barb<:'r bidder' s list. Curre ntly bids are Artistry (Mike's Sturdl-built not t rue Ga llipolis Cit y Ma nager Da le !man recently told Gallipo- sent to a pproximately lOcontrac· Structures of Ga llipolis a nd Ca pilis City Commissioners . !man tors . All are loca l contractors lal Awning of Columbus ); Shoe with the ex ception of one com- Cafe (Mike 's Sturdi-Buit Strucprese ~t ed the commiss ioners with a llst·of !he co~ tract ors tha t pany in Huntington, W.Va . Bids tures of Gallipolis and Capita l a re wor king · the Ind iv idual , for the awnkJ1 gs were received · A·wnlilg of Columbus); D.l ,.,Pro-p;. from out-of-town companies Jn .erties (M.&T. Cons truction of proiects". • •·· · !man In a memo provided to Columbus, Charles ton and Bidwell) and Libby Hote l (Mark Jeffers of Bidwell) . the Times-Sentinel said that. Huntington. As of Wednesda y there were lman says In the" next month "The c1ty does not enter into contracts for the rev italization of s ix businesses involved in the the city expects another 10 to 15 the buildings that a re pad of the Gallipolis revitalization pro- storefronts to be revitalized . proejc t. Th(' c it y only prov ld('s gram that had selected a contra c- "Hopefully , local contractors ass is ta nce with archit ectural ad- . tor and were under construc tion will receive the majority of this or a bout to begin cons truction. work. The city. howeve r,does not vice a nd spec ifi cations." Those businesses and th('ir and will not determine who a !m an fu r ther expla ined the bidding process saying the Cit y co nt ractors are: Dollar Gen eral business owner selects to dot heir did a ssis t the propert y owners in Store (Roger But trick of Gallipo- work." said I man in a releas e to lis) ; Tawney's Art and Frame the cit y commission. Clorlt/ T,...um ......... 110.000.00 perVOI(o Council Membtir ..... 121.00 300 Gallons.of Gas • ' ~ Public Notice LIBBY HOTEL GETSFACELIFT -TheUbhy Hutt'l, locatPd on the fOO block, Second Avenue, Gallipolis, is undergoing extensive outside repair work. It is anoth(!r in series of projects designed to , Wes t VIrginia was brought in and work continu ed throu ghout Thursday night to hook up the spare pump. Th e s pare was put In service some tim e Fri day and the tie in with Pomeroy unhOoked. London Pool could not open Friday be cause there wa s not enough wat er to keep Ihe facilit y filled and the water level high e nough to enable c irculat ion. Racine Fire Department hauled four loads of water to the pool Friday to raise the water level. With the s pa.re pump ill operation. cleaning was underway a t the pool on Saturday morning and · Sisso n anticipat ed the facili ty would be reope ned at least by today. Two new "turbine-type" pumps ha ve been ord er ed (or the villa ge Sisson sa id , whi ch may ta ke " upw ards of four to six wee ks" for delivery since they must be specially built. The pumps des troyed by lightning were the s ubm ersible-type a nd villa ge officia ls believe the tu rbine pumps will provide bette r service. The ne w pumps cost $6,lKXJ each . not in cluding labor to ins tall, to be Lee Wedemev f r. SupMintendeirt . Sunday. Chance of thunderstorms. Highs in low 90s. Probability of prec ipitation 40 percent. . Pleasant. July 26. 1987 By NANCY. YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Stall SYRACUSE - Syra cuse Villa ge's wat er system Is now opera tin g on one spa re pump , rathe r tha n two pumps. and res ide nts a re being asl<ed to co nse n ·e wa te r throughout th e ne xt few weeks until new pumps ca n be Ins talled·. · Lighting s tru ck th e we ll field In Sy ra cuse <>a rly Thursday morning, bu rnin g up both pumps. Th e Inc ident was discove red about .8 a. m . a nd village offi cials a'nct workers bega n immed iat e pre pa ra· lions to tie Int o Pomeroy 's wate r system repor ted Syracuse Villa ge Counc ilma n E rnie Sisson. Whe n Pom PrOI''s wel l fie ld was moved to Sy ra cuse in · the mid:1970"s. a r ra nge ment s we re made so the tw o village's could tic Int o eac h ot her in case of e m er ~c ncy he add ed. However , the tic in service ca n not supp ly e nough water to meet norma l demand s a nd village offi ci al s Issu ed a request Thu rsday lor Syracuse reside nts to co nserve wa ter. using It only for drink ing. After t y l n ~ in wi th P omeroy. a ser vice rip; out of ~ -u6aa olty .... ThattHeoudln•,_._,. tMnl .,. lmp•r•M far tNt Hrtlllt publico· lro-IC11ve lnd thltlbe effoci· INN, or ,,......, af prop- bond•. origin, ••• · or age. Along the River ........ B·l-8 Business ................ .. ....D-1 Comics ........... ......... Insert Classilleds .. ........ ...... D-3-7 · Farm .. .... ... ...... .... .. ..... D-2 Editorial .. ... .. ........ ...... A-2 Sports .. ....... :.... .. ...... C-1-8 Ask Syracuse citizens to still conserve ·water handic~p . F....._ 188, ~ t. SFIT1?1 to lnoond, , . _ "' ltlai:t thl lnliogOus Oi COII'fiW- - · tloro of tho Codfled Ordl..........odIn thl C-IIM18ec11cinT-of thl or II -WIM Inb'( tho contont ""pur· ---~. Codified Ordln- of thl Vol. 22 No. 23 viaion of aervices or emplai· ment becauM ot Anderson says new subs ~HI be duds Editorial - A-2 Copyrighted 1987 ~¥!~~1.~~~~g~ 181 Thl dedication of prop· Area residents loved outdoor bant:l concert - Beat of the Bend, 8 - 8 C-1 .tmts - NON -DISCRIMINATION • erty or plot approval. Meigt County Board <Q,f (9) The annexation Of de· Mentel Aetard11ion and uchment of territory . 11 0) Any leglttltion ..,_ D.Velopmentel Diaabmtr.t ected aubMqutnt to Fe· does no1 diecriminale in prO· flo""""" v._ fW Occluded -Page 8-1 Taylor's book, controversial • Public Notice /llfV aiitof "' public wrt .. ..... -., .,.~wo~>y . . Static Public Notice Cod- Orifinoncoo, be Ordirlonco No : 5111 infult-..-1-•PfO' Posild 7-11-87 AN ORDINANCE TO AP- wldedln s.cdon I of-OrdiPROVE. ADOPT AND -.AM......,_ond,.. oolullont or pem -.of ENACT THE CODIFIED OR · ......-! priol' t o - . , . InDINANCES; TO REPEAL ORDINANCES IN CON - COl......_ wfth eny piWillioii of 1M Codified ~ FUCTTHEREWITH; TO PUI- . . ......., iiJIII'Jd. of the USH THE ENACTMENT OF -dote of -Ordin-. NEW MATTER: AND DEClARING AN EMERGEN to) Thl onoctmont of 1hl CY. Codified OrdinlnCft shill WHEREAS. thl Councl of not be con11ru-" 10 • " - 1 thl VI._ of romoooy, Ohio, right or tlobllltv occru-" "' hoa hid t h l - o f Incurred u""- •nv )lglalo· cotlon ond - • r - of tive pro\#ltion prior to the ef.thl Of!lln- before II for fectht't date of euch ettact· IOml time. ond ' WHEREAS, i1 hoa hlroto- ment, or ·an Ktion or pro· fore entered into 1 contract ceMting for the enfor~t whh the W•lt• H. Dr•• of oucll right , "" ltobllltv . Company to prepare tnd Such ontetment tholl not be o n - to nlleve •nv perpubllth such codlflcolion. c fn>m punlthment to< on oon end ICt committed In .tolotlon of WHEREAS , thl codlflco· ony tuc11 togiolltMI provltion, of tuch orc:Nnenca, tollicme. nor to affec1en indict· gl1hor with 1hl now """'"' ment "' proMCUtioft ohlreto be edoptld, thl mlttort . to be omeroded end thoH 1o fOJFor puijl II II'¥ ... -ted •r• befortl thl euch • 38UCh · 'zdvs powtlionlhll Council. BE IT ORDAINED by thl - I n full tor.. ,_... to< ttwo purCouncil of tho viUooe of Po- OUndlng poeeofrtvll'c 1Md ca_.. "'"'"~'· Ohio: · secnoN , ..Thot ttwo .,..,.. lion. lbl The r - t provided n - of thl Vll8go of Po- 1boV1 thott not llffecl: meroy, Ohio, oh-tlond t 11 The orom Of crNtioft of 1 fronchiM, llcenM. right. .. ...,nt Of prMiege. eot•Nidated·6nto codlflod. - ·eot14'01eent · - ..... (2) Thl purcll-...... c:odll. H.. cluopl8w ..... -•lao• 'r .,.,..., ldoptod ond onocted • thl "Cold OKLAHOMA! WEATHER MAP - Showers and thunderstorms are forecast Satunlloy for parts of the lower Great Lakes lind north Atlantic.. Coast stutes. Showers are possible in parts of thP Pllclfic Northwest Coast, with showers and thunderstorms possible in • parts of the southern plains, northern plains. mld-Mls.•lsolppl Valley, Ohio Valley and extreme south Allantlc Coast. ·(UPI ) Public Notice Public GLJ SHOWERS -RAIN 50 cents ·''· 1 33 in Meigs Count y. Sc hedul ed completion dat e for the project is June 30 of next yea r . Jurgensen's accept ed bid of $3,251,314.24 was nearly $600,000 higher than a bid of $2.686. 744.42 submitted by the Shelly Co. of Thornville in . Pe rry County . However, according to "federa l re quirement s." because She lly failed to si gn a " non -collus ion Continued on A-4 Young Sheets dies COLUMBUS A Galliu County reside~! died Saturday In Columbus as a result of Injuries received In a three-vehicle wreck on Rt. 218 Friday evening. George R. Sheets II, about 22, died at 1:30 p.m. In Riverside Hospital In Columbus as a result of head trauma. Sheets and his father, George Sheets, Sr. were In a pickup heading south when the fatal accident, third Ibis year In Gallla County, occurred. A!l earlier state patrol account of th~ fatal wreck Is on A-8 today. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 24, 1987 mefford stone wetherholt