http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/ef8764885b3ae4dfa444a0d51bcf919d.pdf e87111a651cc3064e2f5540c6bb7c3e2 PDF Text Text Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Thlnday, August 6, 1987 Hospital news East Coast cools, thunderstonns · slam MidwestBy PETER ROWE United Press International A welcome mass of Ca nadian air cooled the East Coast tOday, ending a two-week heat wave that claimed 82 lives, but uncom fortably hot weather persisted in the deep South and thunderstorms slammed par ts of the . Midwest. . t i I ., ' Meigs ... . . Contlnued .from page I A resident of Rutl a nd. Ohio, E ll iott h as workf'd a t thf' Raccoon No.3 mine for 12 years. Also a n EMT. hf' has voluntf'f'red mu ch tim e to the Meigs Count y Emergency Service Squ ad. wher<' hf' serws as t he trai nin g officer and as a me mber of the board of directors. Formed in 1926. the Holmes Safety Association Is named for J oseph A. Holmes . the fi rs t director of the U.S. Bureau of Mines. It Is dedicat ed to enco uraging and Improving saff'ty in the mineral indu stries. Open horse show set I ' An open horse show with 25 pleasure a nd cont est classes will ' be held Sunday, s tar ling at 1 p.m.. at the · Athe ns County Fairgrounds. Contest classes will be held a ft er 3 p.m . The event is sponsored by the Athe ns County 4-H Club. Fox chasers to meet The Me igs Count y Fox Chasers Association will m eei at their c lubhouse on Eagle Ridge at 7: 30 p.m. Friday. , Area deaths I Brandi Fortune j I Brandi Nicole Fortune, 6, of Syracuse. died Thursday , at her residence followin g a lengt hy illness. Borp F e b. 15. 1981. s he was a daughter of Charles Fortune of Elizabet htown, Ky ., and Shelly Fortune of Syracuse·. Also s urv iv ing are on£' s ister. Britta ny Noel Fortune at home: maternal gra ndparent s, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rou sh of Pomeroy; paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fortune of Ja c kson and Ma rgaret For tune of Elizabeth· town, Ky .; mat ernal great grandparent s. Mr . amj Mrs. Howar d Pinnell of We irton, W.Va.; maternal great grand· mother, Mrs. Myrtl!> Foster of Elizabethtown, Ky.; maternal gre at great gra ndpa rent s, Mr. a nd Mrs. Lewis Rous h of New Haven,.W.Va . Se rvices ' will be condu cted Saturday. 11 a.m .. from McCoyMoore Funeral Home in VInton. Rev . Don Walker officiating. Bur ial follows in Vinton MemorIal Park. Frfends may call at the' fune ra l home Friday 6 to 9 p.m . Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a . m .) Provldi'd by BI'Yce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Firm Price Am Electric Power ............. 26 'h AT&T .... .. .. .. ............... ...... .. 32% As hland Oil ........................ 68¥. Bob Eva ns Fa rms . .. ........... 247\ Char m ing Shoppes .............. 32 \-2 Federal Mogul ....................... 48 Goodyear T&R ...................72Y., Hec k's In c . ... .... ..... ................. 4 . Limit ed Inc ........................ 47 74 Multimedia Inc ... ..... .. ......... 71 Y., Rax Resta ura nt s .... .. ............... 5 Robbins & Myers ................. 9% Shoney·s In c ... .. .... ... ... .. : ..... 31 % Wendy 's In ti. .. .... ................ 10'¥, Wort hington lnd .................. 23% EMS reports 6 ('ails . Meigs Coun ty E m ergency Medical Services reports s ix c alls Wed nes da y; Tuppers Plains at 5:56 a .m. took Elise Wagenh als to Vetera ns Memor. ial Hosp it al : Pomeroy at 8: 19 a.m . to Mulberry Avc . tor E leanor Lohse who wa s trea ted but not tra nsported: Middl eport at 11 :47 a.m. to South Second Ave. for Marie Dudding to · Veterans Memor ial Hospita l; Middleport a t 8:38p.m. transported Audrey Bradbu ry from aQ auto accide nt on Poplar Ridge to Holzer Medica l Cen ter: Middleport at 10: 03 p.m . to Ches hire for Ha rley Null tO Veterans Memoria l Hospital ; Racin e at 12: 14 a. m. to Bas han fo r Neva Maxson to Holzer Medica l Cent er. Free hlood pressure dini(' set Tuesday The Harrisonville Senior Cit!· zens Club has set its next free blood pressure c Unic for 10 a .m. to 12 noon Tuesday at the Town Hall in Harrisonville. Funds distributed · The Junedi s tributionolllcense tax money In Ohio totaled $27,545,786.40. Of the total , Meigs County received $107,933.84, • '· A tornado watch remained In effect early today over parts of the Dakotas and Minnesota as violent thunderstorms developed along a cold front hovering over the northern Plains. The storms generated. high winds, hall, and several tornadoes In the area. but caused no Injuries or property da mage. The bad weather prevepted air ambulan.ces· In Sout h Dakota from respo1)d!ng to the fiery ·crash of a motor home on Inters tate 90 nea r Chl) m berla ln , pollee said. Two people were killed in the crash. anq six ot hers were some NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On July 23, 1987, in tho Meigs County Proboto Coun. Caoo No. 17.011 , Jon ~. Karsclw1ik. P. 0 . BoK 339, Tuppon Plains. Ohio 46783. was appointed Special Admi~ istrottw of tho 01tato of Augu<!l T. Snyder, - e d . late of Meigs Coonty, Ohio. Charles H. Knight, Acting Probate Judge Len1 K. Natselroad, Clerk 30; 181 6, 13. 3tc m ---------- Weath South Central Ohio Mos tly sunny today with a high in the mid SOs. Increasing cloudi· ness tonight wHh lows in the mid 60s . Partly cloudy F riday with highS In the upper 80s. The proba bilit y of precipitation Is near zero through Friday . Winds will be . varia bl e less than 10 miles an hour today and light a nd variable tonight. · Extended Forecast Saturday through Monduy . Fair Sat urday through Mon· day . Highs will be In the 80s and ' lows in the 60s. tor. Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On july 23, 1987,. in the Meigs County Probate Court. Case No. 16,107, Jon P. Karschnik. P. 0 .' Box 339. Tuppero Plains. Ohio 45783. wa1 appointed Special Admin· isti'IIIOf' of the estate of Annis V. Chanin, d8C881ed, late of Salisbury TownsNp. Maigs County. Ohio. Charles H. Knight. Acting Probate Judge Lena K . Nesselroad. Clerk 30; 181 6. 13, 3tc m · One bid will be received for the General Contr ac-t which will include all work for the projec t, inclu ding ge neral, mechanical and eleCiil trical items . Copies · of said dr~wings and specifications mav be obtained. from Panich · and Noel Architect s. S07 Ri Ch ·· land Avenu e, A1hens. Ohio, 45701 . upon t he deposit with t hem of 'twenty -five dollars i$25 00) in cash or check for each set of draw ings and Speci fi ca tio ns. ·one half of the 1wt3ntv· five dollar deposit on each set of d rawings and specificattons will be return ed to bidders upon return of drawings and spe: cifications in good condition within ten 11 OJ days after bid Btek To Sehool SALE TO lovt S20 s any and all bids. NEW 21'C. U . UVING 1M. SUI11 55995 $19995 Sawo '2S . ~... , !?Pi\ rry INTRODUCTORY PRICE',. _ ..... -. ,,, ..... " ... .,, ........... ,.... " " ll <o · . ,,, ,,//,, /, .. . ,, ~ ..'" :\::~~.. SHIRT SALE STOCK UP FOR SCHOOL DAYS Men's summer knit shirts, sport shirts and Van Heusen dress shirts. 1/2 PRICE Choose fro111 Devon. Blake, Wrangler and Ocean Pacific . PRICE 1/2 PRICE ia Back To School Sizes 8 to 18 $720 SATURDAY AUG. 8th 10 A.M. TO •:30 P.M. JEANS Lee and Wrangler in sizes 12 111onths thru size 7 . , For 81ek To Se~oel -1/2 PRICE 50.0/o OFF . LITTLE BOYS' FREE Junior and Miuea Sizes in quality 1 00% denim jeans . All your favorite styles. SHIRT SALE BRIEFS, BOXERS, A-SHIRTS, T-SHIRTS and Y-NECK SHIRTS Reg. 56.99-3-Pack Briefs ............. Sale $525 OTO SPECIAL ---· WRANGLER JEANS BOYS' SHORT SLEEVED Novelty T-Shirts, Sport Shirts and Knit Shirts Save on Men's Hanes Blue and Red Label Underwear .S9.59-3-Pack T WOMEN'S Back To School HANES UNDERWEAR Reg. 56.00 to s22.00 Back To School S1le $4 79 ro$1759 . I I I Back To School ~~ BOYS' ' ' ~{ · , ' . ..•\..· ' . ' .. ' 1 JEANS SALE . Lee and Wrangler blue denim iel!ns. Includes Storm Riders 909 City Straights and Wrangle; "No Fault" Straight Lag .. Bo'!'s regular. slim and husky 11zes. also student sizes. Reg. S14.9S to S26.9S ·SALE $11 79.Jo $21 s9 . STORE HOURS flll•''•ld• OHjll ~O·I•ol 9:30 TO 6:00 . A Ouality 'double Pedlltll dMkt fel · ture 3 utillty dr•wert. 2 flte drt'IN· en end accented br•u· plat ad hardware. Your choice of oak. pine or ~In f inish. All summer sportswtar in junior, misses and utrq sizes is redu<td! Back To School Sale ONE DAY ONLY Good studY lwtlltt M hiiC»>t•nt. Oiw your t10rt or d8ughter their ilwn ~ and jull maybe their gr.- wil ~.' sso ' •--""' BX 10 COLOR PORTRAIT DESK SALE Save Over Knit tops, tank tops, sport shirts and blouses . Ltntf IOY i' SIZES: t 2 Mo•. to Sin 7 1 446 -9523 N~:LY $188°0 20% OFF!* . -.. ... . Back To School . .., . . . ,' Clotttl Thurs. 154 Second i.l4\ " I •U 1L CH.liCU C~ID percenrag~ point dec lin e in t heir rat e to 15.5 percent. Amo ng whit es. the rate dropped Q.l ·of a percent age point to 5.1 percent, while the ra te for blacks dropped the same amount but reach ed only 12.6 percent. Hispanics enjoyed the healthiest decrease of all, 0.6 of a percentage point , e nd ing up at 7.9 percent. T he 6 percent rate Is for civilians in the work force . If one count s Americans in the military and living on U.S. bases, then the jobless rate falls to 5. 9 percent. The July report represent s the first time the Labor Department has counted many of the thou sa nd s df youths who flood the job market each summer. June's civ ilian unemployment ra te of · 6. 1 percent was considered a bit suspect because the government's job survey that month w as . . taken relatively early. thus catc hing m any potential stude ilt ·workers while they were still in school. Once summe r vacation began , the labor force swelled by 435,000, but July's 470,000- person gain in employment proves there were jobs waiting for them . ·· Job prospects are gett ing better for today's high sc hool- age crowd because there a re fewer people compel ing for jobs. The Census Bureau estimates the number of Americans aged 14 to 17 will drop from 14.9 million in 1985 to 13 million in 1990. That shrinking population is doubly blessed in that it Is living at a time in which the number of jobs created In the United States has grown by 2.8 million since July 1986 and by som e 13 million since the current economi c recovery be,g an in late 1982 Ohio State fair is underway I Opon 9:30-§:00 Back To School liiTlf Gllll' SIZES: 12 flo<. to SilO 14 I can't Belieo.eit~aGirdle FURNITURE Baek To School CHILDREN'S SUMMER SHORT SPORTSWEAR SLEEVED TOPS CLEARANCE For little girls and boys. .r.,, w'~"' Ret ail t rade provided about a quarter olthe new services jobs, while health services created .anot her 35,000 and the finance, insur ance and real estate Industries generated about 20,000 apiece. T he rise In manufacturing jobs came despite a 40,0()().person cutback at factories producing motor veh icles and equipment. The typical manufac turing worker's week was unc hanged a t 41 · hou rs . but the amount of overtim e rose 0.1 hour to 3.8 hours. Average weekly earnings dropped 35 cents to $~11.85. All groups except women saw their jobless ra tes ran. F'or adult men, the unemp loyment ra t e slid 0.1 or a perce nt age point to 5.4 percent , but lor adult women the rat e rose 0.2 of a percent age point to .the sa me 5.4 percent. Teenagers enjoyed a 0.4 . "'*· Back To School • By CRAIG WEBB WASHINGTON tUP II -The nation' s une mployment rate feil again In Ju ly to. hit 6percent. the lowest level · in 7~ yea rs , thE' Labor Department said today . The rate dropped becau se companies added ·some 470.000 wor kers to their payrolls to total 112.7 mlll.lon while the number of people without jobs and looking lor one dropped :l6.000toreac h 7.2 million. Both of those fi!(Ures were adjusted for seaso nal fa ctors. The na tion's employm en t picture ha s not been · this br l~ ht since December l979when the rate al so s tood at 6 perce nt. As In the past few months, far more service· than goods· produ ci ng jobs were created - 230.000 lor serv ices vs. 74,000 for goods in July. the Labor Depar tment said. ' ·"'" utrt limYsan ,..., sol~ ••• Rl I!. I ; . I r~ NEW Thank Goodness it Fits SPECIAL O CHEST '"·... 171 26 . 31: (81 6 3tc il .. DRAWER 2 Sections 14 Pages 25 Cents. A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Nation's uneJ!lployment d()wn to 6 percent ~....litlolll.... lf9. '69 54995 enttne Pomeroy- Mic!dleport. Ohio, Friday, August 7 , 1987 Vol. 37. No . 83 . Copyrighted 1987 • CHEST Cloudy tonight. Low near 70. Cloud~ Saturday. Chance of s howers. IDgh near 90. • at y 4 D~AWER reurves the right to reject ·~ SEAMUssucHTLY LINED STYLES 3379 Page-6 ' 2 FOI 1 $799 .. Pick 4 OFF IUY Oltl UCUIIII '~"""- Gil ONE fBI . To School Sale Pried Fro111 011ly $1 569 214 • IECUNEIS opening date. Bids for the above described w.ork mu&t be made on blanks to be furnished by the Architect herein before nam,-d and must be ad· drt;tssed to Veterans Memorial Hospital, 116 ~ - Memo· r!,l , Ori_ve, _Pomeroy, O~lo. 45769 , and endorsed on the outside of envelope the items of· \YOrk bid upon. Each bid must contain the full name of every penon or-· company interested in the ~me , shall stale the price for labor and materials, and mu sl be accompanied by • BID GUARA!\ITY mooting and requirements of Sectio" 1 63 .54 of the Ohio Reviled Code. No bidder mav withdraw hi~. bid w ithin sixty 160} days t after the aetual date of the ·o pen'ing thereof. Veterans Memorial HosPi· t 8'1 mav accept the lowes1 bid . o r sele~t the best bid for their in1 ended purpose, and PLA1TEX .SALE $9.99 20°/o 50°/o Special Back·To·School Sale Pric~s on Lee and Wrangler d~nim jeans. " Sizes: 3T to 14 . 100% Cotton blue denim. Proven fit with .. tasting quality. Waist size 30 to 42 . Daily Number AUGUST SALE GIRLS' JEANS MEN'S WRANGLER PRE-WASHED DENIM JEANS Church • notices CLEVELAND (UP)) - Two tickets sold for Wednesday night's Super Lotto game have · the same six numbers picked In the drawing, Ohio Lottery offl· . cia ls said today. · . Numbers chosen In the $3 · mlll!ondrawlngwere2,6, 9.21,29 · ~~J~u=d~l:e~M~c:N:I:c:k~le:.E::va~==::~~::a;n:d~~~.~~~~~~~~~ . Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE OF Sealed bids wilt be receive. APPDI NTMENT OF by Veterans Memorial Hosp._ FIDUCIARY ' On July 23. 1987, in tal at the office ofW. S . lucas. Meigs County Probate Coun. Adminisuator, at 116 E. Me· Case No. 16,106, Jon P. mo;ial Drive. Pomeroy. Ohio. Karschnik, P. 0 . BoK 339, 45769. until. 10:00 A .M . loTuppero Plains. Ohio 46783. cal time. on A1,1gust 11 , 1987, waa appointed Spsci81 Admin· for furOis'hinq the necessary · iatrator of the estate of l.ra 0 . l~r and matarials, toOls, Chanin, deceased. toto of Sat· machinery and appliances reisburv Township, Meigs Coun ~ quired for the .MEDI.CAl AND DENTAL CLINIC. 5th and tv. Ohio. • Charles H. Knight, Pearl Streets, Raci ne. Ohio Acting Probate Judge according to the drawings and specifications on tile in Le;na K. Nesselroad, Clerk the o ffice of the Administra (71 30; tBI 6, 13, 3tc Public Notice Ohio Lottery EVERYTHING Public Notice < NOTICE OF DRAWING JURORS Office of Commissioners of Jurors. Meigs County , Ohio . July 31 . 1987 · To All Whom It Mav Concern : On Thursday, the13thday of Augu's t, 1987. at 9 :00 o'clock A .M .• at the office of the Commissioners of Jurors of Meigs County, Ohio. Jurors will b8 publicly drawn for the September 1987 Tarm of the Common Pleas Coun of said County . Wallace Bradford t. 0 . McCoy Commi55ionefS of Jurors 6 1tc · Veterans Memorial Wednesday . Admissions Showers and thunderstorms Karen Reltmlre. Letart, W.Va.; were also scattered early today Ann Elise Wagenhals, New across New E ngland through • Haven , W.Va .; Marie Dudding. New Jersey , a nd from North Middleport; John Nash, MiddleCarolina across Alabama and port; Gert ha Hensley. Northup; Opal Willison, Reedsv ille. Mississippi WedQesday Discharges er---~----- Micky Oller, Waid · Johnson , enough to merit immediate alr· lilt to a hospital In Sioux Falls about 120 miles away, but because of the weather other arra ngements had to be made to t ransport the inj ured . Public Notice Public Notice Two have winning Super LoItO tiC • k ets. · PEDALING FOR PROGRESS- A.11roup of thirty-six c~cll!ot• • turted out scvl'n w(·ciL• ago from San Francisco, Calli., enroute to WtL•hlng· ton U.C. 11nd 11 Co n~rcsslonol rec~ ptlon. This ~roup, Ju•l one of many other ]!l'Oups parlidplll· lng In Bike- Aid 'H7 and making pletL• for solutions to world poverty, spe1d nmch ol Wedn esday· In Pomero~ . Thll8c members of lhe group stopped long enough lor a picture In front of the courthouse. A brochure distributed hy Blk<~A id participants quotes the Chinese proverb, "If you plan lor one year, plant rice; If ~ou plan for ten years, plant trees; If ~ou plan for one-hundred ~ear, educate mankind." The Bike-Aid participants feel they ar e part of a longterm educational process. By DAVID HARDING COLUMBUS iUP I ) -With ba nds playing and banners wav ing. choirs sin ging a nd bell s r ingin g - and ·I he aroma or corn dogs a nd cotton .ca ndy wafting through thewarmsummerairan ex ubera nt Gov.' Richard F . Ce les te Thu rsday olilc!all y ope ned the 134 th edit ion of the Ohio Sta te Pair. " ThiS is terrific!" gushed the governor . "Boy am I glad today is fi na lly herr." Fair ofli clals broke with tradi· tlon this yea r. opening the fest ivities at 6 p.m . to give more people a c hance to attend a nd a lso to add o·ne-ha lf day to what ~s~d to be a 11-day exhibition that . began about sunrise. F'lve thousa nd red. white and blue balloons were sent s kyward . at the moment tha t Celes te and the fair's firs t offici a l visitor. 8·-yea r-old Rya n Huffman of Washi ngton Cou nt y. cut the ribbo n to open the cx travaga nza . Huffm an, accompanied by his mother. grandmot her , great gra ndmot her a nd grea t uncles. was presented with a stuffed a nimal and fair passes by the governor. Celeste sai d the boy' s family was chosen to hel p open the Park. festivities because it has been The park features flags of the !arming nea r Marietta since 16 states admitted to the Union 1794. close to when the Northwest before Ohio. fly ing in a semicirOrdinance was signed. and becje, the Ohio flag flying In the cause it represents a spirit of middle, a remindf'r that Ohio was "Still Pioneering." the fair's the fi rs t state to enter the union them <' lor 1987. We ar ln'g brigh1 red · 0 ' H'1·0 · after the Northwest Ordinance • sunglasses . passing out "Ohio- . was estabilshed. Celeste ca lled the park a The He art Of It All" pins and " ~nique opportunity for fair· waving to anyone who looked like goers to ta ke part in Ohio's they might wave back. Celeste celebration of the bice nt ennial of earlier Thursday led r eporters the Northwest Ordinance" and .a and photographe rs on a tour of "great legacy for futu re fair the fair grounds. · goers to appreciate our special The governor , calling the 1987 heritage as Ohioans ." ex pos ition " the biggest and bes t After making a quick stop at state fair ever" a nd " a mos t the circus tent to congra tulate ex traordinar y affirmation of two trapeze artists who were what's r ight in Ohio." said more ma.rr ted und,Etr, .the ~ig t.ol/ Tl)ur,s· than 3.5 mlll1ol) ' pe(tple . ~fe day mom1ng, Ce.1e!ltt'. al!IF.Itls expected to attend in 1987. ento~rage visited .ll, sand sc\JIP· "Few places capture the spirit of pioneer ing more lhan right .lure titled '.'Somethmg Great In America," a nother new exhibit. here an he Oh io State Fa ir," said The sculpture- 20 feet high, 65 Celes te. " With more than 69,000 -ff'f't long and 35 feet wide - is ex hibit s, the Ohio State Fair being put together while the fair refl ects Ohio' s leadership role in In progress. When finished, it is agriculture, as . well as the will feature three Ohio-born promise of Ohio's youth. " presidents, Ulysses S. Grant, The governor. acco mpanied by Rutherford B. Ha yes and James F'irst La dy Dagmar CP!este and A. Garfield •. as we ll as seven Jack C . Foust . the fair 's general other Ohioans who have made mana ger, emphasized the new significant contributions to the altract!ons at this yea r' s fair. nation's his tory. including the 17-star Mem,orial Bike-Aid participants pedal through area, seek support " II world working together· ... join the bike-aid challenge." Cy llsts from across thccountry hav e joined to,;e ther In a second a nnual bike rldr. ped a lling for progress In solutions to global povrrty. Last year, 75 cyc lists and hundreds of volunt eers worked to support self-help effor ts around the world, ralslnj! $100,000 in the process. This year's participants hope Bike-Aid •g7 will be even more success fu I. This year 's riders started ou t several weeks ago from five Wes ter n and Soulhern c ities, ranging In dis la nce from 3, 700 to 2.000 miles . In about two weeks , · the different groups will join togethe r In Washington D.C . for a Congressional reception, and then r ide t oget her to a gra nd fina l<' at the United Na tions Building in New York City. Age Is not a fac tor In Bikt>·Aid and the group whi ch passed through Pomeroy Wednesday ra nged In ages 15·34 . Any average rider may participate as long as he or s he Is In good phys ical condit ion. A vchicle accompa nIes each group of rldet·s. car ryi ng gear and belongings. Eac h Bi ke-Aid team becomes a traveling fam ily. learning, he lpIng a nd shari ng togeth e r . The r!cie Is non-com petitive, a nd e ncourages participation for a ny length of time. ' Averaging 72 miles a d ay . the ride Is ex hau st ing, yet exhilarat · tng. Riders stop In cities and small towns alike to cha t with local reside nt s a nd media, or to volunteer for co mmunity serv ice. Overnight acco modatlons Include churc hes, gy mna siums, campgrounds and even barns . Occasslonally families will hos t riders, providing a home-cooked m ea l a nd the cha nce to s hare the ir exper ie nces and concerns. Out -of-pocket expenses are kept to a minimum. The main thru st or the Bike-Aid effo rt Is that "there Is ca use for hope," Anyone wis hing more Information about Bike· Aid may write to Bike-Aid '87, P.O. Box2306. Dept. B , Stanford, Ca lif. , 94305. Blke·Aid Is sponsored by the Overseas Development Network Inc., a coalition of student groups on college campuses nationwide . Iran fires shore-to-sea missile By JOHN PHILLIPS MANAMA . Bahrain iUPI) U.S. radar -jamming planes are · conducting a war of nerves with Power outage lewes 3,024 customers without service i\ total of 3,024 customers of lhe Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., primarily In Meigs County, were without eleli'trlcal' service lor three hours early Friday morning. Ron McDade. Gallipolis area manager tor the company, satd the outage was caused when a 89,000 volt breaker at the company's substation on the Route 7 bypass faulted knocking out two clrculto. The circuits feed power to upper Cheshire, Middleport, parts of Pomeroy, the Harrisonville area, a Route 7 area. and an area In the vicinity of Chesler, McDade stated. The outa11e occurred at 4:58a.m. and workers ofthe company made the necessary transfers to feed lines with service being restored at 7: 5'l a.m. More permanent corrections restoring the original feed line• will .be carried out Immediately and there should be no mo~e problems, McDade concluded. Iranian shore· based missile s ites in the Persian Gulf, where Te hran Is holding an unexpected fourth day of "Operation Martyrdom " naval maneuvers today. Gulf shipping sources said the United States' pia~ to re-flag three more Kuwaiti tankers has been suspended. and the VVashington Post quoted Defense Department sources as saying the next convoy has been post· poned for up to a week to await the_arrival of mlneswf'f'ping and other military equipment. ' The state-run Islamic Republic News Agency, monitored In Athens, Greece, reported today that Iran test-fire(! a ·"shore-tosea missile" In the Persian Gulf Thursday on orders from Presl· dent All Khamenel. ' the Abandoned Mined Lands Program. Work RECLAMATION PROJECT - This PagevUJe · began In June to restore the site back Into No. 2 strlp·mlned reclamation site In Meigs productive land. County Is one project currently underway through No reason given for Bill Arnott's resignation from Syracuse ·council The resignation of William Arnott as a member of Syracuse VIllage Council was read . and accepted Thursday night when Syracuse Council met In regular session. No reason was given for the resignation. Council has 30 (lays to name a replacement to serve for the remaining two years on Arnott's lerm. During a lengthy discussion on the operation of the London Pool, It was reported that Dale Tea· ford, who has been serving as manager, resigned since the last council meeting and Sherry Sisson has been named to . the position. \ Councilman Ernie Sisson re- porte<l that a number of trees In the town need trimming but no action was taken due to the lack of fund. Sisson, also announced that the s treet committee will meet as soon as the Shelly Co. has completed cost factors on resurfacing "streets ln· the town. The committee will decide how many of the streets the town will be able to have resurfaced based on Its financial ability to pay. The monlhly report of the Chief of Pollee for July Indicated 14 miscellaneous calls received, one breaking and en terlng lncl· dent Investigated, one auto fire Investigated, two auto accidents, two .traffic citations Issued, one citation for overparklng at a ----·-- _____,_____ - ------· roadside par k. The pollee vehicle was driven 607 miles and the r a dar has been sent to Columbus for repairs . The report or Mayor Ebcr Pickens showing collect ions of $8911n fines and fees for July was approved . Due fo · va ndalism council agreed to place a cable across the entrance to the s mall ball field as soon as the tennis tournament Is over1 and a Labor Day chleken barbecue by the Syracuse Fire Department was announced. Attending the meeting weri! Mayor Pickens, Clerk-Treasurer Janice Lawson, and council members. Glenn Cundiff; Jim Hill, Sisson and Kat.hryn Crow. -J• �• Friday, August 7, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • Commentary .Wadkins PGA leader by 'o ne ,,. Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 7. 1987 ' i The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Strecf Pomeroy , Ohio ! DEVOTED TO THE I.NTEREST S OF THE ME WS-MASON ARE/\ ~~ ~m~ ~v rT"1......1.._....,...., r'T-e:'!=·~ ROBERT L. WIN GETT Publishe r PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher / Controlle r BOB HOEFLICH General ManaJ(er GOOn squad_..:..______B_y_.t_ac_k_A___o.nd_e_r~so_n_a_n_d_D_al_e_~_a_n_A_t_ta~ WASHINGTON - Ever y TV v iewer Is famili a r with the " good cop, bad cop" technique used by pollee interrogator s to disa rm their suspects . Some agent s of the Naval Investigative Service have apparently bt>en watching too much television. As we've repor ted, · the sam e or ganiza tion of .s upersleulhs tha t brought you the bot ched Investigat ion of ihe Moscow Marine guards a lso mis.handle d earlier, less notoriou s case s by trampling on the right s of suspects .. We - . 1 dPt a ll e d th e har assment -by Investiga tion of Tim Reid, a civ ilian Navy engineer w)lo Inc urred the wrath of the brass by blowing th e wh ist ! <' o n multimillion -dollar waste in a subma rine overhaul project. On NIS Investiga tion lnvqlvt'd a n all eged " death threat" of comic-book proportions ag ainst Reid 's Navy s uperior. comple te with mysterious note; a broke n Darth Vade cup and an ace of spades. It al so lnvoiVPd lnterro-· gatlori of Re id . He declined to be buff aloe<! . and the Navy dro pped the biza rre charge. But the intPr rogalors did their good-cop-ba d-cop bes t. according to Reid. He described to' our repqrt rr Danit'l Ka ufman the a it r rn ate br owb ea tin g a nd sweet -talking tha t he said cnarac.'lerized the ir attempts to wring a confess ion out of him. They tried to win hi s confi· dence by say in g r epeatedl y, " Wp are on your side," he recalled , adding: "They make state me nts like, 'It 's in yo ur bes t interPs ts to A M EMBER nf T hP t:n itPd Prrs~ In IN nal inn aI. I nl .. nd Oa i l ~· Pn'i'.'i A ssoci~• lion ct nd th£' A m E'I'ie;tn N£'wsptqw r P ub~ is tw rs A~!'OC'ii.i 11 o n . LF.TTF.R S OF' OPINIO N an• 1n•i<'o m P. Thl'' sho uld bP it'ss th;tn ,10fl \\" OH ls ...• Inn !!. A l l h •l ll'rs an· suhj r•<·l 1o ('tl il inc :lilt I mu•-1 h<• s ignPd with n:t mP. :l (hh'f"•:s and u •h'phn nc• nu m bPr . Nn u n sij!n1~ l lt' !lt'l 'S will b<• pu bl b·hl'd. l.t• 11rl1' shou ld bt· In J!On<l l ;ts ll •, .-cld n •!Ssin J;! ls!'Ul'S. n111 ()(' I'Snn a l iliC'li . Reagan going out all for Judge Bork t ' ' '' l I By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Jl,eporter WASHINGTON !UPIJ -President Reagan int ends to make an all-out right for his nomination of Judge Rober t Bark to the Supreme' Court. ·Rarely has a nomination evoked as much pOlarization as the choice of Bark, a member of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, and it culminates Reagan ' s political dream of a · conservative high bench .to promote his goals long alter' he has left Judge Bork will face strong opposition Today in history Mea nwhile, Reid said , " they · refuse to tell you a ny thing," cla iming It would jeopardize their sources a nd tht' lnves tiga· lion. The NI S agent took onl y " sel..cted " notes during the int erroga tion, Reid said. a nd n ~ver gave hi,n an opportunity to rt'vlr w them lor acc uracy. · Reid' s lawyer. John Shiposkl, who has dell with NIS agents for fi vt' year s, sa id they routine ly v iola te m ili tary r t' gulallons , " Th ey put employees In pressur<' situations; threate n and Intimidate the m·. and say tht'y are not entit lNI to a union represent ative," Shlposk! said . "Rules say lh<' la wyer has a righ t to be pa rt or the qu estioning." We've learned of another defendant who says the Naval In vesti ga tive St'rvl ce did a job on him : Ronal d Ashl ey. a fo r m e r Mar lnr pr ivate a t New Rl llrr , N.C . He was conv icted of transmitting a bo mb thrt'at In 1982. RUTLAND ZINGERS - Pi ctured are thr Rutland Zinger s' of the MeiJ(S Mason Girls Soli hall Leal(llt'. Front Row (L-R) : Lori McGhee, Ro~:ky Gomt•z, · Rachel Bales. Second Row: Me llsa Sisson, Candy Harmon, 1\nne Bishop, ,Jody Grate, \\' ILMIN <:TO N. (l hio tUP IJt-: vf' n though J o~ Kl' liY was thl' l'l<' ngals ' !ir,t -round dra ft plr k a vf"c•r ago. hl' !s j us1 now pet l in g arc lim all•<l to tht• club 's Wilm ingt on ('o \l rg•· trai ning ca mp . Krll,l '. " n lns ldr ilnebttl' krr . hr-ld out laS! \'Car a nd m is> "d the r nt lrf\ 1r aini ng t'C:IM'lp . H 0 ~ ~ ~ n ee! a cont rart I hr dny of 1he Be n ga l ~­ lln ~d pn.. - ~ i)<• ~o n. g:amf\, but t ht.' pt'I\C tiC<' tlml' he mi sS<'<I In .luly Let there be COmpromise ____w,_·llt_·am_R_u_sh_er The creationists and the secular humanists have been squabbling vigor ous ly in r r c en t months over wh at ought to be taught In tht' public schools conct'rning the origins of tht' universe a nd It fl.' a nd similar big .subject s. The secular humanists are of the o pinion tha t thfO'r <' is no God . tha t lhc uni vrr se a nd life thus had no "cr ea tor' ' In the ron ven· tiona! sensP. anct that both tht'se and every thing els e are purely materialistic phfO'nomena, ob{'y lng such sclenllftcally dl'ducl.'d natural " laws" as tha t proposed by the theory of evolution. The creationists disagree a r gu ing that there Is a God who crMted the un\vprse and all lifo within it. As fa r as the publi c schools arr concernPd. lhr secular hum a-nists have had thin gs pretl)' muc h thf'ir wa y, bec au se th£1 courts have rult'd tha t. under thr Fir s t Amrndm r nt 's r r qu jrrme nt s concPrnlng separa tion of c hurch a nd s ta te, rr\ igiou s lhco riPs cannot be taught lht're. Th r s itu a tion is aggra va ted by the fac t that I~P theory oh'vo lutlon, whlr h is a pillar of the S('Cul a r humani sts' world v il.' w !though It is a lso acce pted bv ma ny ·who tx' lieve in God and who s imply re gard evolution as his mpcha nls m ). ra n h£' a nd is taught in thr public s~ h ool s . ThP ne t res ult Is that s uch fundam e ntal a nd !asci nat ing questions as how thr unlvr rsr a nd life be!(a n arc not a nswrrro bv our sc hools (rxceptlnso!ar as thl' theory of evo lullori , ta ught In Isolation . may Imply that thr p~r r ly m a l<'rl a lls ti c a nswers to lh PS£' QU PS I!On s Urf' th£' CO ITC'C I one's 1. The c rpa llonis ts nat ura ll v a nd ri ghtly r rsl' nt thr "tnherrnt a dva ntaJ(c thus aflord<'d to thr sPcular hum ani sts. ThC'y twvf' t r led to co unt cra tt ark bv offeri ng a ll egedl y scient ifi c ev i~i<'nre for th C' cr ra tionis t vir w. in o rd Pr 10 arg ur th a t II s hould IX- ta u!(ht In the schools as a lrglt lm a tr sc l<'ntlfk alt rr nativr to th e lh r · orv of. ~vo lu tlo n . But th ~ co urt s have re jected thts llnr of r ~aso n ­ in g, rul ing tco rrc<'li.V , In m y opinion 1 th a t c r ra tl q n l~ m Is bas ically a re ligious rat hl'r tha n a scientific concl'pt . whrr«.'as thr ihro rv of evolut ion, howPv(•r open io cha li<'nge or modifica ti on It may br. Is t• pu rrlv sc·ipnti!l e doc trine . This has prornpt<'d onl.' f<'d rral judgp In Ala ba m a to rul<' tha t If this Is so. fai rness r<XJ ulrrs tht' public schools to £'1\ m lna tc Sl.'c u· lar hum anis m 's adva n!agl' by tn' atl ng It as a religion too (or morr pr~cls~l y as a n a it l'l' na ti vr to a re li gion \. As su c h. hr conclude<!. It too ·mus t not br taught In th r schools. ;tnd h<' has ot·drrNI thr je tti soni ng of abo ut 40 trx tboo ks tha t In his opinio n havl' th a t r ffrrt . Thr ruli ng Is on app!'a l. T hC'r(' Is a CC'rtal n ro ug h jus t let• in thi s , olu tion of the problem. but thr r ul ing Is unli kel y to lx' uph0ld . 1 h :~vr anot hrr proposal , whic h srr ms to mr bot h fn lr and ho nps t. ~cula r h u m anis t ~ havf' nrv0r obj celf"d to thP lf'a('hing. In th(' public sc hoo ls, of wha t thry call ·•comp aratlvr rr li ~io n " · - i.P .. mi.ll Au~u~ l showNI. " Th C" rf> wa.,.n't H.... J)Qin l In tlmC' lll !--1 \ r..11 I hal I wa s rt>;dl~ I OI:tl ly the srop!' a nd h<'l il'fS of thr wor ld ' s m ajOr n., Hglons. mP. re - ~ l c111 lhPI'P ll m ll ~tt lo n s and •lo what I co uld dn. ·· Lust wt'rk , <'ouch Sam Wyr hP s.li d o nl ~ four rC't urnlng dcf(•n . e;i\'(:- Stilr1f'I'S WC' I' (' ~W ild in fh(•ir ~t;lrtln.t: ~ lulU !-- I hi s !>l('ason. Krll.\ wa~ am ong th (\ f(lur. rtHJ h in ~ a (~w c:- r•l)t 0\':s 10 br nJihl'd. "H~ h;" s h<lw 11 eno ugh !Qr us to .._nuw YIP ll h,ould br abl e• lo p l n~J in tht• t~a~u~ for a long time. Th ~ pott·ntl<~ l is s till unknow n. bu t th e ·lh t 'nllt·d J•n ·s~ lnlt•rnatlonul !':tt•nn ll orrmvn' s bru kt•n ba t .. in glc• "'~''OJ t"fl W i l llnm~ D.1na tra m third t):osr with tii'O outs In tht' l!oii<Jm o l lh<· l ith lnn1ng T!Htr' d"y ni ght to gt ,·r th is a P;twiU(.'kf•l H1·d Sox tlnn;"tl l.foagut' <I I ; ~ vir t or~· ln tenw - O\'rr thfl Rorhf'!Oto•r llNI Win gs. arf' l m - Wil ii Lt rn,., ... lr'\glrd wll hone· c.ut . posrci\by the First Amr ndm nt . stolr '('1'\> nd nnri W<' nt 10 third on rour!\l"'S t ha t df'al t ~C'tu:t ll y " ' i lh a thr md ug ~'' ror h~ l( o(' hf•!-. IC·t Da \'P \ ' an (io n lrr. ll of fm,111 followt'd wit h a liar(• off •·! ln'N Mikr- l! a7ca. t-K • ltoc hPstcr brok(' a 1· 1 tlr In tlw North, Poindexter futures .cloudy_ w _awn_ · a_n filth inn ing un Pfilt• Sl'a n iel' l-. 1 -. th a i an i n vf'stlgn t i o n Is undr rw a.v. Th is Is whv No rth is in sis tin g tha t h<' was only told tha t so m r of Mrl.'se's P<'Oplr wert' sort of ln!qrm a lly co min g ovl'r to lind out wh a t was go ing on. No rth a lso cla im s hr thoug ht MN'S<' was ac tin g as frl!'nd of thl.' pr('s\dr nt, not as the C'O unt ry 's chie f law rnforce mcnt officer . P olnd cxtl.'r says thi s was hi s undl'rsta nd ing also. Add it io n a ll .v . P o lnd l'x f cr' s tra ring up o f thP s ignr d findin g, and poss ibly som r of No rth and Hall' s .shrl'ddlng may a lso havr v lolatPd thr 197~ Prl's id cnt ial Rrcords Act a post-Wa terga te law covpring thl' prp"•r va tl on of 1wo- run homl'r . The Hcd Sox railiPd :uHI lied lhr sca r/' with Whlt r House docume nts . But thr obstr uct io n of jus tke prob lr m m ay go fu r ther tha n thr MPI.'sr in vestiga tio n th a t ·started on Nov . 2~. T here has hPen · tr s tlmnny tha t som " shredding startl'<l in 0Ptobt:•r a lt er ·CIA D l r~r t or Willi am Case y beca me uneasy In the days following lhr shooting dow n of Eu grne Hasl.'n!us 's a ircr a ft ovE'r Ni c aragua. Aft rt' th at tnc ld<'nl thP FBI la unchro a n lnvl'sttga tlon or what role, If any, thl' U.S. gove rnm e nt had pla yPd In thr contra r esupply effort . The <'ar-· liN shrpddlng I.'Ould be sa id to con stltut l' an obstr uc tion of th at ln vrstiga t ton. t w o run:oo i n I he ('igh i H. Mikr· Da lton. 1·1. pitc hrd four ~co n:- Jf"ss S~' r.ac· u sr ~ fl ltl7 0., N! o\ '"' J!('llin ~ --iiiiiiiiiiiiiii------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;il This Week's Spei:ials . FRIDAY, AUGUST 7TH · SUNDAY, AUGUST 9TH . BEEF TIPS & GRAVY OVER RICE ............. $499 . Tender; Succulent Beef Tips in a Savory Suace. Served on a Bed of Fluffy White Rice, .W ith Hot Buttered Peas. A Hot Steamy Roll or Homemade Biscu it. Maxwell House CoHee. or Sanks Decaffeina.t ed, · both Freshly Brewed , fA Small Drink Mev Be Substituted). BEEF TIPS OVER RICE ALONE •• .'........................... S3.29 NEW HOURS: MON.-THURS. 9:00-9:30 FRI. 9 l.M.-10 I'.M.; SAT. 10-10: SUN. 10·9:30 iKrr bauglfn nf (!Iqentrr ht>1,rin drill"' Easte rn High Schoo l va rs it \· fooT ba ll prac tice will begin WcdnPsday it t I he hig h sc hoo l a nd will b!' he ld fr om 9 a .m. to 12 noon. RESTAURANT ROUTE 7 CHESTER 1l · ~ ps tl:'i·961H ~~~ 1\'lulc l nw~la . P ~• hlt~ l1 t~l 111111tr!:!h llw. . •ll• ·~n • •i !ll 1'\Pf'\ Mnnd .•l Ill ( ' ••uri St . I' •• F ttrl ,t\ lh ~ · rl'l• 'l ' '\, Clh i11 In (lhl r> \' .Ill!'\ P 11h tnr . P••nll'll i\ . Clll lu tr•7hll. Ph ~1\i~ ~ ~ ~·· ; ·:-;, . 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Ohio. the Mud ll r ns ;ro rP<l tt t r r~ tl m rs In thP th ird rn .• , ~~ · mil ;\" "U I,..t·l\!'llnll .. h\ m.• d Jlt 'l m lll(l(l tn ,JIP ~I ~ w ta ' ll ' h••fll• • r ,\ 1'1 i••t ._ ,,n ·lt t · '1 " .1\.til.th h' . ... , .... ..... _ thu .;lclt• ,\ t t• ill:l' fnunl ,l w, . , . ~, SOLD IN sm IIIII.Y NAMACO CLASSIC FIRM SEALY BRAND FIRM mN ..... $65 Ia. IVU .... . $7t Ia. IUIIN SIT .. -U't9.''11 1WIII ... .. $79 ... ... lULl . ... Silt Ia. Pc. · IIUHN SIT ... $279.01 ln ~ ld t• :\1 d JV• fuunt,\' :!h \\' l 'l'k .. ~~:! \\'l •l'k" .. n . . . . . .. .. ., ... Pc. SOUl IN SI1S IIIII.Y ,\1;~11 Suhrot · riiJl lu n ~ n \\',.... _. . 4 9 5 1WIII .. $44.ts ... Pc. lULl ..... $4t ... iWIII U. PC. ! ).tlh Sli h~ot · r t il,.r~ n nt d l '.~ 11 I n ~.: rn .- . s ;:~ 111-} Sl ih :,li ~1).1 SIMMONS :!0 .... :·, 1(\ :!ti \\' 1'1' ... .. 71:! \\'h ·k .. .. Sl'i . ~~ · ;.,t,7 1111 ···.·' pl a~· ('rs David Conf'. ABITE OUT OF HIGH PRICES!! i ·fi. an d Tldrwatcr and a nd t\lg hl dilft•r (•nt ro ll f>c t f'd hi t ... to lead th P Clippl' rs past th<' Bt'a\'£'5 . Ma rt y f' l ar~ · 1 a ~ 1 0d fi ve i nnings and wa s All-Stars place I• second in tourney ' Me igs Coun ty's Pony Lra gul' Al l Stars . m a d<' up of pta:vPr s fro m Mi<ldi l.'port . Hutl a nd . Ea " · rr n a nd Sy racuse. copped srrond pl aN' In the Point Pl l'a sa nt Ali Sta r Tournam.c nt with two wins over th e Ga llipol is ent ry and on(' eac h over J ac kson and Point Plrasa nt. Chris Stl.'war l. W£'s Young. Sco tt McDon a l<i, Scott Eli c h, Terr y McGuirt' and Ke nny Ca ld· wC'II co mbined to handle the pit ching duti<'S throughout the tourn ament s t rlking out fift y on£' ha tt Prs In the series. McGuire garnPred sevl'n hil s to ca plur£' th a t trophy with Chris Strwarl close bl'hind with six safeties . Other Me igs hillers were D .J. Herman . M a rk Corsi, Wes Young. MikE' Wall s. Kevin Tay lor. Scott McDonald, Kenny Ca ldwe ll and Scott Fil ch and Rand)' Corsi. Team members, besldi- s th e afor ementioned , were J e remy Rupe, Shawn Lips· comb and Jason Hager. · Coach Mike Stewart con\mf'nded the group for Its fine · performance during tournament play . I, 1984 PLYMOUTH RELIANT ... S12 549 mo. 19_84 DODGE 600 ............... S1S061 mo. 1984 CHEV. CELEBRITY ........ S16360 mo. 1987 PLYMOUTH HORIZON ......... $16655 mo. 1984 OLDS CUTLASS ............ S17574 mo. 1986 DODGE ARIES ••••••••••••• S17574 mo. 1985 CHEV. S-10 PICKUP ....... S17S74 mo. 1987 PL-YMOUTH SUNDANCE .... .,$19053 mo. 1987 DODGE 600 (Rosewood) •••• S21 004 mo. 1987 DODGE 600 IBlue! ...:....... S21 oo4 mo. 1984 OLDS DELTA 88 .......... S21845 mo. BASED ON LOCAL BANK RATES AND TERMS ALL VEHICLES AVAILABLE WITH WARRANTY SEE CAROL OR MARK . COOPER Chrysler-Pfymouth-Do~ge 399 .. ·.So. Third . 1 Middleport . $239 Our Delicious Beef Barbeque Sandwich Served With Hot Golden French Fries and Your Choice of Homemade Coleslaw. Macaroni Sa' · lad, or Potato Salad. or Baked Beans . The Daily Sentint>l •\ Hh+•i hn . · BEEF BARBE QUE SANDWICH PLATTER ........ r-;::::===========~1 l.x' llcr a t rra d i n,g lh<· '-l~a in s t lo~rr .. lik e so h r'~ co mt·ort abl c \v ilh thP si tu ation.· • offcn s i\'C'. ~Ns . i nn ing son a nd Floyd at 70 were 1985 Masters champion Be rnhard Langer of West Germa ny , 1983 U.S, Open champion La r ry Nel- , son. and Curtis Strange. who won the Ca n ~ di an Open a month ago ' and at Me mphis this pas t week. Watson played in an a ll-s tar· threesome with Jac k Nic kl aus and Arno ld Pa !mer, who both · shot 76. " We had a good lime.'' satd Watson . 10 years younger than Nicklau s. who h as won five P GA cha m pions hips , a nd 20 years )'Ounger than Pa lmer t1 S('\ ' (' n · hitt f'l ' . ICE CRaAtt1 ' I' m lo major by s hootin g an 8- under (j4 this past Sunday In lh<' fi na l round of the Memphis Classic. " It 's been a good cons istent year for me," he sa id. "I! puts you In a good !ra m P of m ind coming here." . · Edwards. nine yea rs on lh<> To ur. was prett y m a tt er-of-fac t a bout his 69. But not F unk, appear in g in his fi rs t maj or. . " I fBII sPared I his mor nin g." sa id·Funk : "B ut , no m att er wha t happens. I'll be a · be tter player coming out of it." Joinin g La nny Wa dkins , Wat - ToiNlll sp lit a doublr· tt!•ad£'r . TO INil! won lhf' Opf'ncr J-1 hf' IOt'r Tldr-w:IIN too k t he night ca p ~ .:t . ·" Col umbu s. Ohio. Pe t(' F'iiso n and a nd Mi kf' Frry eo mb inro on TiPs . in n in gs few l hfl \ ' IC'Iory . El s~wltN'!' . Columbu s shut out Hi ehmomt 7 0, Ma in r c d ~c· d Berry's World . pt'PII y llbo1·s . Thi foo tba pl ayrt· ...s gU)' is a tough Kl.' lly sa id h<' thought he was gil' in g 100 p!'rCP nt last season. althoul! h a plnch<'d ncrl'e in his shouidl'r hampPrN I him th ~ !i na I month o f the season a nd hep nded up with only :t'i tac klr s. "As fa r as lear ning wa s con- EHS " I' ll Iran tha t up io Dear 1\ hbv. ·· he sai d. " U ke I said. the holdout hu rt m e. Buck is hi s ow n ma n. He has to do wh a t he feels tl ~ ·• <·.ttr h~• · a nd Poindext er rac h rrpr a tc•d · a rgumr nts that could further compli catl' pros~r ut io n . North rl.'pC'a ll'di y a sserted tha t hl' was opera tin g under the rx pll c lt orders of hi s superi ors . Polndex · ter tes tlftpd tha t h<' was carr y in g out thr s peci fi c poll c ll's of Prl's ident Reagan•. Crimin a l intent ca n be a key lssur in dc trt' m intng guilt. II North and Polndrxt l'r thought thPy wpr ~ s impl y ca rrying .out es tabllshl'd pollc·y . s uch In tent would be a bsrnl. Appr a is cou r ts rcvNsrd th e · eon vtction s of sc·ve ral of lhP Waterga te burglars on ground s I hP burglars honestly bell<'vcd they WPrP conduettng a n a pproved national sec urity action. II lherp' s a prospcutlon for vlolalirig Boland, tha t defense will bP ra.is<'d here. · Much m or e posslbl r Is a prosrcutlon for obstruction of justice, a crilll<' that r a lls for a sentrnce of up to fiv e y<'ars in ja il and a $5,000 flnP. North , and possibly-his spcretary, Fawn Hall, are vulnerable for his wholPsale shredding of documents. Poindexter could face charges .for tearing up a c ritical. signed , presidential finding. Poindexter says hP did -so because he b£'llrved lhP president hadn't understood It and that II did not reflect what Ihe president really meant. Poindexter, former National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane and possibly even Altorney General Meese could be charged with conspiracy Ia obstruct justice on the theory they knew about North's shredding, or In Meese's case, bl>cause he warned North that the Investigators were coming. · The key here Is whether North and the others knew· that an "official" Justice Department Investigation had begun. There Is nothing illegal about destroying Incriminating documents. It Is {only Illegal If the person knows point is pret ty good .'' Wyc he sa id "Whe n ho got go ing .. Jot• w<t s maki ng plays." Wyche sai d. ·· He Is fas t a nd tough. So mpti mPs you grt those fast guys a nd the.v ' rr ~ ta nin ~ Clippers blank Braves wholly acc ura tr d<lsrr lpllon of th (' situa llon. v!'t WPII within whatflvrr of Pomeroy, finished lhe season with a r("(_•ord . ,.,,rn.fot·tablt• wit h al l thf' <lr- c('rn C'd. I was IX'hin d on t hat and fr nsrs." Sltid kpit.V: who crac ked · that ha m p!'rcd me a lot. Bc lnf< hr ro hi' Ips lOl l p!'rcent, .. h<' sa id. !lw s t.Jrt tng lint>u p tho• 10th ga m!' of thr )'ra r " I j u ~ t knew I ha d to " I'm getting the df' frn s0s dow n, JZarded s imply as sorlal phe nomr· n :~ . Alte r ali. r rll ~ lo n s a re at leas t us much rac ls of life as na tion s or wars or C'a rthqu a kes, Wh y not, si milarly, teac h our young pcQ plt' the si mple truth a hout t'hr va rious com petin g v iews on sur h ma Jor qu(.'Stions as llfC' a nd thl.' unlv<' rsc. both rc iil! ious a nd otherwise? Why not si mply tell thr m tha t m ost peopl e. most or the llmr . havl' b£'1\~ve<l In Oil(' rellaton or a noihrr ( d pscr lbl n J~ th!' m ajo r faiths In il ppropr ia t<' detail I . but tha t th<'re hav<' a lwa:vs ))e{>n so me pi'Q pl r who didn ' t ldl'sc rlblng the grnNal te nl.'ts of secular hum a nis m I? Th P t hrory of Pvo lu tlo n cou \d I)(' dPscrl bed as whl! l it Is: a scl£>ntiflc doctrinP arc0 pt e<I by s<'ru la r hum a nists a nd a lso by soml' ( bur not alii b<'llt·vers In tht• •' xistcncr of God . That . it ~ s('('m!<l t o Aimee Lemley, Lorena Oiler. Third Row : Coach Iva Sisson , .Jennifer Chasteen. Allis on Gannaway, Trad Ellis, Holly Williams, C oa~:h Roll Sisson. The Zingers , sponsored hy Herald's Farm Market Kelly says camp helpful 11." WASHINGTON !NEAl- Dl.'spil!' pons showing tha t mos t Am<'ricans don ' t be lieve they committ l.'d any crimP and pleas from some politicians that th ey should not be Indicted, Adm . J ohn Poindexte r. Lt. Col. Oliver North a nd others involved In the Iran/ contra scandal ma y still lace prO!<e('ulton . President Reagan ha s ap - cal led that decision unconstituWhat could first givr rlsr to poiniPd an eminently qua lifiC'd tiona l. Juslicl' Bvron While in his criminal charges are the ve ry cons titutional scholar and juclgr di ssPnt describPd the decision as actions that triggered lh<' s can ro fill the prPsPnt vacancy on thP a n-act of " raw judicial power." dal, Including thr sa le of arms to Supreme Court . Juclgp Bor k wa s ThP confirmation of Judg£' iran, the divers ion of profit s Ba rk would help the Suprem P unanimous ly confirmed bv tho form lhosr saiPs to help thl' Senate when he was appoint <'d to Cour t rPstricl it self to its propt'r contras and the supplying of thf' U.S. Court of Appeals for thP functions. There is no rightful arms to the contra s when Cdn Dis trict of Columbi a in 1982. grPss had passpd strictures place In our constitutional sysag'ainst It . Unfortunately Judge Bark will tPm with Its sPparalion of pow<'rs faciO' strong oppos ition to hts among the three branches of thf' Most often talked about is thl' confirmation as Assoclalr Jus- fed era l govNnment for an imp<'"Boland AmcndmPnl," a series lice du~ to his belief in judicial rl a l judic iary which usurps thfO' of laws passed by Congress and restraint. Hr denips that the lrgislalivc powprof the Congress In forcp during 1984 to 1.986. which at firs t forbade any lriteliigencp Supr~me Court has any lawful a nd of the statps. Citizens who authorit y to lind new "rights" support Robert Bark's confirmaag<mcy and ialpr any part of the without rf'ai constitutiona l basis. tion ought to inform our U .S . government from providin~< leIn Its 1973 Roe vs. Wade decision Senators of that support. · thal aid to the contras seeking the ove rthrow of lhP Sandinisla the court stretched the " ril(hl to Roh<'rt Mussman. Pastor privacy" into a "right" for a government In Nicaragua. Rutland Unit e d woman to cause her unborn babv Poindexter and North mainMethodist Parish to be kllled .· .Judge Bark has tain that Boland did not apply to the National ~curlly Council slnct' It Is not an "intelligence agency.' ' But more of a problem for prosecutors Is the fact that By United Press International . thf' Boland Amt>ndmenl did not Today is Friday, Aug. 7, the 219th day of 1987 with 146 to follow. set forth any stated penalties for The moon is almost fulL anyone who v~late it. This will The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. make prosecution difficult. The evenin~ stars are Mars and Saturn. Some experts In criminal law Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. They include Carl have stated lht II might be Ritter, German co- founder of modern geographical science, In 1779; possible to use general federal World War I Dutch spy known as Mala Harl (Margaret Gertrude anti-conspiracy laws or even Zelle ) in 1876; actrpss Billie Burke in 1885; British ~rchaeologlst and anti-racketeering slatutes to anthropologist Louis Leakey In 1903; statesman and Nobel Peace prosecute people for violating Prize laureate Ralph J . Bunche In 1904; film director Nicholas Ray In Boland . But lhose scholars say 1911; comedian -producer Stan Freberg I!Jl926 (age 61); singer B:J. this too would be very difficult Thomas tn 1942 (age 451 , and actress Lon! Anderson in 1944 (age 43). because the defense could argue that prosecutors were "over• On this dale in history : reaching" by using statutes In 1782, the Order of the Purple Heart was established by George passed to fight organized crime washington to honor Americans who. fought in the Revolutionary . against people such as North and war. It was felnstituted in 1932 to recognize those wounded In acllon. Poindexter. In 1942, U.S. Marines launched America's fltst oftensive In World In their testimony before the war II, landing on the Pacific Island of Guadalcanal. · ~ran /contra committees, North V' . 'L Letters to the editor rconfess 1. II would be better for your career to admit to II .' " AI tht' lim t' of thE' bombthrfO'a l, · As hley was wa iling for his r<XJ ues ied honora bl e discharge to bc ,procPssed . Instead, ht' was In terrogated by a n NIS agent and slgnt'<l a confession . HP was then cou rt -ma rtl ale<l. co.nv lcted and g ivt'n a dis honorabl e dlsc hargr . In th e agpnt's t'yes "I was guiltv belort' I wa lked in. " As hley told us, addin g : "he said tht' dlschar gt' was silting on thP ta bl r for m e- II !just admit! did ortlce. Bark is thE! choice of conservatives, and even of some Democrats like former White House Counsel Lloyd Cutler . who served in the Carter administration. He also has the firm backing of Re publicans on the right ,' like Attorney General Edwin Meese, who want the Supreme Court to conform to what the y are sure was the intent of the founding fathers 200 years ago. · Reagan has likened Bark to Jus tice Felix Frankfurter, who s tarted out as a liberal and became more conservative in his later years on the court, and to Oliver Wendell Holmes. Some might dispute the comparison with Holmes . When he chose Bark. Reagan said he was " recognized as a premie r constitutional authority ." "His outstanding intellect and unrivaled scholarly credentials are reflected in his thoughtful examination of the broad , fundamental , . legal issues of our times," Re agan said . Bark will be judged in the fin al ana lysis on his record and his ideology. He could be an urbane and charm ing witness for himself before the Senate Judicia ry Committee. · Sen. Joseph Biden, D- De l., chairman oft he comm lttee. has already indicated he Will vote no, while at th e same 'limc a cknowledging he should not have tipped his hand before the hea r ings begin. Both conservatives and liberals recognize the Senate vote on Bark will be crucial in terms of the direction they want to lake In the future . Reagan has already made it clear that he wants his policies to prevail long after he leaves the White House. " Judicial restraint" is the battle cry of Re agan and the conservatives. Bark. the president said , "s ha res my vi<>w that judges' personal pre ferences and va lues should not be part of the ir · constitutional interpretations." Bark. who taught for yea rs in the Ya le Law Sc hool , ha s cteflnit £' Ideas about antitru s t law- the less regu lation the better . He also has some ba ggage fr om th£' Wa terga te scanda l wh en he fired special prosecutor Arc hi ba ld Cox on orders from Presi de nt Richard Nixon. Civil rights advoca tes and .l eaders of other m inor it y groups d eer~· Bark's variou s rulin gs and att itudes. He opposed the Publi c Accco mmodations Ac t of 1963, which barred a restaurant or hote l owner, a m ong ot her things, from deny ing blacks entry into places of bu siness. · There ts a question on how he would have voted on Brown vs. the Board of Education in the Topeka , Ka n., case in which th(' Supr<'m<' Court ruled In eflect that separa te but equal. the old int erpretation of the Constitution, is not equal, and ordered desegregation of schools to proceed " with ail de liberate s peed. " The ruling helped open lh£' way for deprived blacks to mov<' out of their status of second class citizens . Bark also opposes the high court' s s ta nd on abortion. So the lines a re d ra wn on the com position of the court. Reagan Int ends to use his considerable lobbying skill s on th e sena tors in the fall. Liberal coa lit ions also int end to put the pr<>ssure on the lawmakers to vo te ag ainst Bark . PALM BEACH GA RDE NS. (UPi i-Bobby Wadk ins has a re puta tion for fast s tar ts a nd s low finis hes. Bobby, 20 mont·hSyounger than his much belt e( known brother La nny, went int o today's second ro und o r the PGA Championship one shot ahead of fe llow touring pro David Edwards a nd Uni ver-. s lt y of Mary lan(l,goif coach F red F unk. Brot her Lanny, the 1977 PGA cha mpion. was another s hot back In a group tha t incl uded Tom Wa tson, who has won a ll the ma jors except the PGA. and two- time champion Ray mond Floy d. Bobby Wadkins, still looking for his first victory in 13 years on the PG A Tour, livl'd up .. to hi s fast-start repu ta tion Thursday with a 4-under- pa r ~ that in , el ud ed s ix bir dies and bogeys on thP two ho.les wh er e he dro ve in to wha t some of the player s insist is the tou g hest rough thPy'vr e nco untered . " It 's nice to ge t off lo a good . Start:" Bobb)' said . " I' ve playe<I Well in the m a jor champions hips tthi s year. I didn ' t pl a y in the Britis h Open . but I had a good l'nough fi nish t2 l stt in lh<' Mas ters to qu a li fy lo r next yea r a nd tied lor fo urth at the U.S. Open.' ' Bobb)• tun ed up for thi s wee k's ~'I a. ' ' The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 91 c.1uMu Rd., Athens - • Old bull 33 6f4:s9s-7191 ~Iii . �Friday. August 7, 1987 Pomeroy-.Middleport, Ohio Mets continue drive toward first place; unpires confiscate HowardJohnson's·bat New York r emained 41·2 games By GERRY MONIGAN the Eas t:leadlng St. Louis behind UPI Sports Writer Cardjnals. The New Yorl< Met s , plagued Furthe r l.ueUng the Me ts' 'Ire. by dlssenslori In the first half of umpiring crew chie!.lohn Kibler the season, now are under attack refused to confiscate the bat of from the rest of the National Chlcago;s Andre Dawson, who League and are thriving on the homered twice in the game to selge mentality. For the second time .in a week bring his sea s on total to a · Thursday night. Howard John- c a reer· high 34. " I sa id I wanted to che ck some s on had his bat confiscated by umpires after hilling a homerun, of their bats: · Mets Ma ager Davey Johnson sa id. " I don' t but lor the ninth time In their last 10 games, the Mets came away want to be Singled out. l wa nted with a victory. Kevin Mc Rey- one of the irs." Darryl St rawberry a ls o ho· nolds' bases· loaded s ingle In the mered twice, a nd he and Howa rd ninth Inning lifted the Mets to a Johnson both . hav e 27 on the 7-6 victory over the Chicago . season. Cubs. " It's a nnoying t o me th a t they With Its sixth stra ight victory. would check just min e and not anybody else's,·· Howa rd, Johnsn said of his bat . " I'll ha ve the bat back tomorrow because 1 know It 's okay." . McRey nold 's hit m ade a w inner of reliever Roger McDo· well, 7·3, and pinned a loss on Lee Smith, 3·7. ··The last few times I faced him , he threw me more s liders than fa stballs, and he threw me only one fas tba ll out or the pit ches 1 saw ." sa id McRey nolds of Smith , who ent e red to startlh<' ninth and issu!'d two wa lks and two s ingles. Jn other ga m es. Sa n Die!(o tr ipped Atla nta · 7·4. Mont rea l downed Pittsburgh 6·3. and St. Lou is tumbled Philade lphia 5-2. Padres 7, Braves 4 . At Atlant a , Rich Gossa g(' earn ed his 287 th ('aree r save to take sole . possess ion or second place on the a ll· time lis t , and Benit o Santiago keyed a three· run ninth Inning to lift San Diego. ~xpos 6, Pirates 3 At Pittsburgh, Tim Wa llach went 3 1or 4 with two RBI a nd J e ll Parrett pit ched .two score less inn ings or relie f. to lift Montrea l. · Cardinals 5, Phlll!t'S 2 At Philadelphi a. Willie McGee a nd Terry P endle ton each drovP in two runs a nd John Tudor ea rn!'d hi s first victory s ince April 17 to help St . Louis ha.nd the Phlllles th('! r s ixt h straight loss. Twins dump Oakland; Yanks, Jays lose. CHECK THAT BAT - Home plate umpire Charlie Williams, left, and third hase umpire John Kubler examine Mets' Howard Johnson's bat alter Johnson hit a home run in the bottom of the seL'Ond inning at Sbea Stadium Thursday. In the third inning Andre Dawson of the Cubs came up to hat and the umpires e xamined his bat but did not confiscate it. The Mets played the rest of the game under protest. (UPI) Majors t Huhtn:-un 7-:il. 1:;m p. m . Tnr,mlu ( Sih•h lfl· :i) ''' ( 'h.,••lillld /1\k••rM!l'i rt-:!1 . 1:.'1:\ p.m . Ka n~ :t" ( ' It~· ( IA-ihrandt IHIJ at Rn14tliR l!oit%·,... :H J. ':" : ~ .;p . m . ~i\Timii .UU; Mil' F ; Rw l lnlh•d Pr'"'" lnl+'l'nalion:tl . t ::Ui'ol \ll/w1mko•o• t K_nud<.un '! ·:n at ( 'hlo ·a.r;u W I " Pd . f;H Sl . 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IHJ I '!'! 1 ,,! :11 : ,j;'j . 1!1 :1 . 111 1 .~,.; . lXI ,; ,j IM roM J:!, Nr¥1' \"urk l ( ' h•H•Iund U , Turunt11:i M .. tto~a !It, Oalil o111d ~ S!)alllt• J:t, ('alllernla I t'rida._y ' ~ fiunu~ !"t•'lll· \'urk tRhu~ · n ll· li l al I"Mruil AKRON. Oh io tUPii - Barberton High School basketba ll coach Jack Greynol ds has suf· fered his second stroke. but hospital . offi ci als say he is improving. Greynolds, 55, suffered his fi r st stroke July 27 while v is iting rplatlves in Wes t Virg inia. He entered Akron Gene ra l Medical Center where he suffe·red hi s , lll. l almma seco nd stroke Monday. Hospita l oflicia ls say his condi· tion has improved from critical to ser ious. F riends sa y Grey· nolds is ex pe r ienci ng some par a I· ysis fr om !his second stroke. and co ntinu es 10 ha vP som e difficulty in s pea kin g. Grey nolds . who has a career record of C.18-125, has a history of hea rt problems and had tr iple bypass surgery in 1977 . 30"' IU .-SWJD ,__ " 116-10W30 llt-ISWJO- AUTOMATK .'I'RN&IS5ICIN ,..., ,.,. """ - 347 QT. DURoN. ...n ..---------------------------1 · . 1704 Dsra. AVL . . ····$104 DAILY' I A.M. TILL 11:30 P.M . DAILY 8 A.M. TLL 7:00P.M. lAT. I A.M. TIU 4:00P.M .. SAT. 8 A.M. TIU 4:00P.M. OffD GC101 TMIU 1/t t/17 Al•PAIIKIIAIING PAllS. PiUS !TOllS UIJ·D24 EMS units will be.on . hand for Meigs .fair By BOB HOEFLICH Yo u ca n count on the Me igs Count y E mer gency Med ical Ser· vices unit s •to be o n h a n d throughout the · Mei gs Co unt y Fa.fr - and let 's hope that they wo n ·I be needed. Bob Byer, E MS direc tor, has sc he dul ed the unit s for complete cove rage of the a nnu a l lai r a nd the services will have a n area lor an a id station with persons on duty throughout ihe fair to a ns ...•er ques t io ns and ass ist other agencies. Sp!'akln g of un it s of the emer· gency medi cal services, th e Rutland Unit be slaf! ln g an outdoor fl ea m ar ket a nd ya rd sale nea r the civ ic cent er on Sa turday, Aug . 15. The event will begin a t 9 a .m . There w ill be a bea n dinne r a nd sa.ndw lc h~s and ot he r refres hm ent s w ill be avail· a bl e. The unit m em bers would like to have you ta ke part as ~ sa les person ...:. to fnove your ya rd sa l(' ite ms or your cra ft s. T he c ha r ge Is S5 for a iO foot space for the e ntire day . If you 'd like to ta ke part care 742·223.1. wm Ta lent ed Jan et Kobl entz will be ·conductin g a paint ing work- sho p lor child ren a t the Middl e· port Library from 1 to 3 p.m . on Wednesda y. Th ere will be a $5 m ater ials c h arge a nd pre · registra tion is reques ted . Yo u ca n ca ll eit her the Pomproy or Mi dd leport Li brar iPs to em·oll your ch ll d r~ n . · If your nam e is HysPit or Hl.<cl - · it m tg ht once huve i>c<'n. Bar nh lsle--co n fu ~ lng, but read on. T he Me igs Count y G<'nca iog l· ca l Society has be<>n ad,•ised that a fa mily orga niza tion of th<' de~ce nd a nt s of Jo hn Rarnhlsleof T he s ixtll bi r thd ay of Ada m Wil ia ms was cele bratt>d rece ntly wit h a sur prise party he ld a t the F!acl ne VIllage P ark . A flretruc k the me was used wit h clown ca ndy cup favors a nd ba lloons. Ga m rs W<'re play('d with prizes going to Timmy Ghee n a nd Dan ny a nd D(' na Say re. Rrlres hmc nt s of cake. Icc crN m, po ta to c hip s, a nd koola ld/ W!'r(' served to J ess ica Smith , Jos hua and Macy n E rvi n. Be nj i ]';l a nucl, , ) Pf('m i ~ h J ohn son. Jody Hupp. Ju lia He ns lrr. Da nny a nd bena Say re. Timmy G h('e n. 'Orey a nd Tiffa ny Willia m s. Mel Smith . Da n Say re. and p are nt s. 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She asks th at both those who ca rry th~ sur na tne of Hysell a nd those descended from fe : m ale lin es co nt ac t he r for m embers hip. · The Re joicin g Life . Ba ptis t ChriStian Sc hoo l Adm inistrat ion a nd Stall are pleased to an · nounce the res ult s of the Sta nfo rd Achievem ent Tes t which wa s given to s tudent s in May The tes t is -gi ven na tionw ide In both public a nd private school sys tems. St udents arc tes ted in areas suc h as vocabul ary. word reading , s)J('ilin g. concept s of numhe rs a nd m a t hema tic co mput at'!ons . The Indiv idu a l tes t rPsults ar(' then co m pared to the na t ionwlde tes t res ul ts a nd grade equ iva lent or levels may b<> obt a in ed fo1· every student in each test area . On the average. s tudents oft he RPjoiclng Li fe & hoot were one fufl year above the ir pr!!S('nt g rade le\•el for th e entlr~ ba tt ery of tests a nd the ad mini stra tion a nd staff extend congratu la t Ions to the stude nts on their excell ent aca dem ic p('rfor m a nce. The Chr istian sc hoo l in M ldd l ~­ por i laS I year had 30 students In gra d e s f ro m klndergarlt•n through flit h and th is >·ear wil l go fro m ki nderga rt e n th rough s ix th grade. If you think you 1' vac ation \'liasn 't so hot- you s houl (l he-a r th ~ trials a nd tribula tions the Roll in Ra dfords wc>nt through they shou ld writ<' a book. How · ever. 1·m s ure they' re s mili ng. Are y ou ·~ - smili ng. that is. Thl Start with "All Kioids al Stull" · · Far Pets, Stallln. large I Small Animals, lawm I Gardens •Twin Blowers •Glass Door ·•Auto. Thermostat •Large Ash Pan •Burns Wood or Coal $50 HOLDS YOUR STOVE TILL FALL YOU WILL NOT FIND AN EQUAL QUAUTY STOVE AT THESE SAYINGS ANYWHEIE IGuaranteed) SAVE 40°/o TO 50°/o FRI. · AUG. 7 SAT. AUG. 8 ONLY "We Make 'em Here" 10 A.M. OLD TIME HEATING· 701 2ND AYE. GALUPOUS 10' 5 P.M. ' Th e annu a l reunion of lh(' ~escend a nt s of Or la ndo a nd (< a ther lne Davis was hl'ld Sun · <fay at Fores t Ac r..s P a rk . Rutla nd. · · '. A bas ket dinner ll'as se rved a t .ioon with g;·ace by Robert W. Da vis, Middle port . Jim Dav is ~')resid ed a t th e business !Jlretlng \l)ith office rs for !988 being Ji.amed , Sharon Riffle. presid('nl ; i$U s lc Tmver s , secr etary. a nd Ric k and Sus ie T r aves. cha1rm a n Qf g a mes. : Gifts were present ed to Mer I<:' Davis, th e oldes t man ; Von a Gille nwat er , the oldes t wom>in; $ha wna Da vis, the younges t girl: Qobby Joe Shaler. the younges t ~y : Jam es Davis. who trave lPd the farthest . Door prize dona ted gy Freda Dav is wa s won by John ¥ille r. , The 1988 reunion will be held a t the sam e· pl ace. Games we re ~ondud ed by lh(' Trave rs with l'rizes going to the winners. ' Att e nding we re Esther Dav is, e aillpolls: Curtis , Sharon and Grta Riffle, li=vere tt . Charlotte, ~lchael and Pame la Grant . ~arlin and Debbie E vans. Ea gle Ridge Road : Robert W. Davis, ~ldleport; Gordon , Jill, Wesley a)1d Martie Holler, Gary R. QolteJ:, Mary Kathryl! Holter, ,as han. , Clyde and Allee Davis, Ken· de th and Jeanette Davis. Merle and Freda Davis, Bruce, Marjo· ole, Donnie Davis, Sha~na Day~s. Vona Gillenwater, John , J)lnet , Lisa and Derek Miller, Rutland: James E . Davis, ~Iamping Ground, Ky.: Mr. and Mrs. Gary White, Leslie and . Oathy, Circleville; Rick and SUsie Travers, Wilkesville: Jo· ~ph, Jr.; Belva, Joe Bob ahd J:lobby Joe, Cheshire; and Jim ' Elavis, Jackson. '• '· I I ,, Fellowship meets, plans for picnic and hymn sing ENTERTAINMENT PREVIEW - Co•untry-'We.•teJ•n a1rttst Rigsby and his band, who will be appearing as the grandstand attra cUon on Friday , Aug. 21 , at the Meigs Couny Fair, gave a pre view Of lheir entertainment from an Ohio Rh•er dock at Mine rs ville recently. The Hem s ley brothers. ,Jimmy Joe and Rollie Dee, built a 20 by 40 foot dock lor the performer at their camp sUe. Area residents lined alh e bank and boats anchored In the river lor Rigsby 's Informal progralli arranged by Mila Raymond and Rodno•.v All en. A fa mily picnic and county· wide hymn s in g to be held at th (' Ohio Va ll e~· Christ ian Assembly camp s it e nea r Darwin was a nnounced fo r the·Iast Sunday in Au gust ~hen ihe Me igs County Churches of Chr ist Women's Fellowship m et at the Zion Church. Also annou need for the cam p was a wom en's retreat on Sept·. 18 a nd 19. at whi ch time Sa ndy Tho mas will s peak on ··w ork Towa rd He a ven in ·s7.·· It was no ted th at two chu rches had new ministers, Leo La sh a t the Pom eroy Chur ch. a nd Ri cha rd De bose, ass is ta nt at th e Middl eport church. Oth er a c Nv ities a nnounced was the Zio n homecom ing, Aug. 16 wit~ Faron Franklin as speaker a nd Kat hy Frank li n providing s pecia l mu sic. a nd the wee kend rev iva l at the Dex ter · Chu rch, Se pt . 4·6 with Dave Nelson, a . new m inist!?'r. as s peaker, . . ' held 1cor Blakeslees Annlversary . More tha n two hund red friends Hay ma n Barnit z, Mrs. Leo and relatives gat herc>d Sunday Va ugha n. Mrs. G len n Dill, Mrs. Mter noon to joi n in the ce tebr a- Th e.odore Downie.· Mrs. J a mes · 1ion or the - golden weddin g Ha nson. a nd Mrs. Harold Lohse. a nn iv<'rsary of Daisy and Cha· P repa ra tions for the recep tio n r iPS Bla keslet> at th l' Pom ery were handled by the Pom eroy_ United Methodist churc h. Un ited Me thodis t Wom en under Mr . a nd Mr s. Bla kes lee we re thP direc tion of Mrs. Wendell married on Aug. 2~ . 1~37 at the Hoover , pres ident. !\1-.v ca o· old Met hodis t Chu rch in A Sp('C!a l engr aved plaq ue was Newberry. Mic h. whi ch ~ ad present ed to Blakes lee by the never prt'v iously ha d a c hu rch Me igs County Libr ary Board of wedding . Trustees In reCognition of his Hos ti ng the e\·ent were thei r cont inu ing ser vice of more than tw.<) daughters and I heir fami lies , 38 y<'ars on the bo ard of tru stees . Pa t ri Cia and Mel Circle. Wi c hit a, T he plaque reads. ··fn a pprecl· Ka nsas. and Jenni fer and J a mes a tlon to Cha rles Bla kes lee on But cher. Rockpor t. Ind .; gra nd· be ha If of the people of t hi' M,e igs childre n, Ma r ia nne and Mark Co un ty ar ea \\t hose l ive>s have Circ le. and Jeff rey. J ulie. J cs· been enri c hed beca use you sica a nd Joa nn a But cher. Mar i" cared. Tha nk You." P articipatan ne served as registrar, .Julie in g In the present ation were a nd · J ess ica ha nde d ou t com· boa rd president . Pa tric ia Holter. mem ora ti ve scroll s, a nd gra nd- a nd trustees . Theodore T. Reed. sons. M .ar~ a nd .leffro:ly were the Jr .. P a t Mill s .. Wanda E blin . a nd photogra phers . Mr . a nd- Mr s. Ruth Powe rs , librar ian. Bulc h('r did a video of the Th a t evening fift y rela tives ce i('bra lion. a nd gues ts were ser ved a buffet Serv lng the five 1iered a rwt iv<'r- dinner In the Bla keslee gardens sary cake and punc h were Mrs. on Lin col n He ight s. Re la ti ves i\DM1 " 'IU. Ii\MS for Adam ear lier In the month . E njoying cake a nd Ice cream w ith him them were Anthony a nd &ocky Bradford . Rachel (Jn d Stephan ie, Timm y G heen, Geral· dine Clela nd . Cisco and Wil m a Will iam s. Sha nnon. Corey a nd Tiffany Will ia ms. a nd Da,·id A mtiurge~·- The 17t h a nnu a l Yea uger 1·eu n· io n was held recent ly a t the Route 3c1 Roadside Par k. Attendin g wer e Marv in. Lu· cill e, Chri s. Christi na . .J!'nnifer . Christop her a n d Je r e m y Yeauger. Kenneth Yea uge r . Sharon Parker, Mi k(' P a rker . Ti na Rose nbaum. Be tty Mc in· tos h. Sue. La ura . E: r ic a nd Matthew Smit h. Bob a nd Ger ry . Ale x. Terri. Jus tin a nd Sa ra h Ha ll ey, Cheshire: RayS mlth ,Jr. , Tracev . Jaco b a nd As h lee Sm ith . Kev in·. Te r ri and Nic k Me La ugh· li n. f{cva RE'ach. Middl eport. ,\ nthony. Kim. a nd Bra ndy It was noted t~ a t evening desserts have been furnis hed by the Me igs Coun ty chu rches for the campers this season. Arra ngem ents were made to continue support for the two are a g irls a ttendin g Kentuc ky Chr is tian Coll ege.' Phy llis Gilkey was the song leader . Ruth Underwood had prayer , a nd Ma r jorie Purtell and Ann La mbert of Zion presented " Only Jes us Ca n Satisfy Your Soul. ·· Ka rhryn J ohnson ga ve th e prayer before the offering was ' take n. Devotions by P at Thoma were on prayer and reverence , and Jenn ifer G rover sa ng "Let Ther e be Praise ... Doll s were displayed by the wom en wi th the oldest one being brcnrgbt by Mrs. Ca rrie Wears , given to her about 7J years ago . Own ers of the 22 dolls each had a story to telL Zi on had. a humorous skit entitl ed "Fit to be Tied" with roles by P at Arnold, Virginia Wyatt, Ka thry n J ohnson , Marjo• rie Purt ell. Ann La mbert and Caroly n Elam . Mrs. Wyatt gav e ~=sc!~s~~~~:p~y~~~~~;t~e~t:~~ 1 . • att e nd ing ·the two event s in - Bradbury Churc h wwith the Mill c l uded a sister a nd sister -in-law. ,_o_u_u_e_t_to_h_a_v_e_t_h_e_p_r_o~gr_a_m_._ _ Mrs . Ora l Ri ce of St . John s, Mich., and Mrs. Gordon R. Bla kes lee of West Melbou rne, Florid a; nephews a nd nieces. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Della Pos ta , Gowa nda , New Y.ork, M.rs. Mar· ris Hollow ay, Way la nd, Mich .; Mr. a nd Mrs. Ri chard Blakes lee a nd c hildr en, Todd and Mi ssy . Mass illon. and Mrs. J a mes Sjo· berg. St. J ohns , Mich. Famil y member s of the daughters In cluded Mrs. Ira Bulcher . Middl e· port . Mrs , Don Pierce, At hens . Mr . a nd Mr. James Circle, New Haven, W.Va .. a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. Willi a m Perr y. Holland. As a spec ia l reme mbrance of the 50th anniversar y ce lebra tion . the Blakes lee da ughters had secured lett er s from over 80 re la tives , fri e nds a nd associat es '\ of the Bla keslees a nd had these PG· 1l ,- . uT-!cun.Ho lett er s and pictures placed in a notebook for tht>ir parents. BARGAIN NIGHT EACH WED. --~ 1987 SCHEDULE FLEA MARKET Yeauger reunion held ' LOSES BALANCE - Cleveland'• Tommy . Hlnzo loses his halance while chasing a foul ball ball oil I he bal of Toronto's Gartth lorg during Thursday's game In Cleveland. The Indians won, 14·5. (UPI) Friday, August 7, 1987 Page-5 birthday IT'S NOT· TOO SOON! R&G· FEED & SUPPLY CO. INSTANT By The Bend. Williams 992-2156 l'11rt ·h 1~1-d SUPEI HPO FOUIGAID · 240 'IIIII AVL 446-1113 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM THE DAILY SENTINEL OFFICE . .Greynolds suffers second stroke 79< Monday thru Friday 9 to 6 Saturday 9 -1 If INTERESTED, PLEASE CALL ' 1'tlursd:~,\' ' ~ R.t · ~un ., Mll¥1'1111kt•t• II, 8:~11 inmro• II ~ $PRING I. 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Pail !I . ~..., Rh-hnw nd c \tl 1 Thnr~d a._,- ·, fluusto• :II S:tn Dlt•(U, •IJhl " ,jfj apiece a nd Fra nk Ta nana al- Indians 14 , Blue ,Jays 5 At Clevela nd. r('servc oui· fi elder CasPy Parsons hit a pinch-hi! gra nd s lam , a nd Jay Bell a nd Cory Snyder also homered to hel p t he Ind ia ns end Toront o's fo ur ·!!a mc w inning Cu luml111 ~ Ill NI"W \ "•rk. nljtht ,1>\t.• l_.",i!o; a1 Malladf'l!)hl a. nll{l111 !"unlrt•W 1.11 l"ltl"bur,(h, n lrl11 !'<i:l'¥1' \ 'urk .j:, • .'iJ:I ~ ~ Ha• ·u ~ •· / Tun ,l ialno·( l,ti l ( ' hh· ~~ .\MF:HU '.\1\' :~ ,7 :;7 _:,no 1111 -: .i ;l :t!l . ti:l 1:11! 11\o..; ) l' u ~o~r twlwl ;\tiant-. a1 1-"•14 .\n••"'" r (llu l ) t l~l'll Chet Lemon drov<' in t wo r un s lowed fi ve hit s over even innin gs to de fea t New Yor k. s Ot. :!i \ "11rli (ft;t.,.·h•-'' l:l·l l. L ll p. m . l"qnlrt•lll (St•lra li-ll l al f>itJ:o-.httr ~ h t M'aJk :!- IJ, 7: ;J5 p. m . .\U*"a tSmllh l~li l 11.1 Lm, \nt:r·h•" {M"t•lt:h 111· 81. lll: !l.i p. m . HDIIIIIO• ( Sl•tJII l~ · i l at ,'i;m Dil'1:11 (!'<!:"'I•• 1"0 1. ll: t:i p. m. 1 illdna_ a ll tliullkkMin 111-111 al S:1n . •" rKndM~• (I ..a( ·,,..... t- H), IIi: :U p.m . S:.t.turdli,V ',_ <Oll.lllt'S ( ' ku-lflft-.11 al s ~'" t "r:••·l.. o-o I· walked to load th(' bases. Pu ck· e tt" s doubl e down th e left . fie ld . line scor!'d a ll three. followed by Gaetti's RBI s ingle. "He tStewart\ got me swi ng· ing on two brea king balls in the dirt , so. 1 fi gured h(' might throw another one : · sa id P uckett.· Tve been s tr ugglin g, a nd it wa s good to see tha t ba ll go by tCar neyl La ns ford . .. In othe·r ga m es. Detroit pounded New Yor k 12-5. CICVC'· land rout ed Toro nt o 14-5. Mi lwa u· kec edged Baltimore ll · 8. and Sea tt le 'swa mped C'a llfornia 1>·4. Tigers 12, \ ·ankecs 5 At De tro it . Darrl' li Eva ns a nd ( 'ulu mtlt ' 1.' 1' -,\L I ti-:- lti .Mt:t 1'id 1·1'1 1tlt•r ( 'T -'•OL l ti l 1-:- . .l-:-i ti ~~ e ight dec is ions. Kirby Pu ckett 's bases-loaded doubl e sparked a four·run fourth inning. "That 's )yplca i of how we play here - good pit c hing and I imely hittin g: · Gary Gaett l said a ft er the Twins improv ed the ir home record 10 34-16: "A lot of team s don't really like play in g In an Indoor a tmos ph e re. But the re's just some th ing a bout bein g back in th(' Me trodom e that pulls us together ." St ewar t had pin ned Vio la wit h a 3·2 loss Saturday at Oa kla nd. "I ju st didn 't have it tonight :· Stewart sa id. " I think I was j ust a little ove rconfide nt I was gonn a go out there a nd hea t the m. Eventua lly whe n you go out there several tlm('s In a row, so m('· thing lik e this Is go ing to happe n. I just wi sh it ha dn ' t ha pp.e ned tonight. ·· Minnesota we nt a head 7·1 in the four th aft er Greg Ga!( ne s ingled. s hort s top A If redo Griffin mish a ndl e d AI Ne wm a n·s fle ld~r·s choice. a nd Randy Bus h \\ I. p,... t : R ~ fianu .,. I D:trlln.:7·71, 'i:!l:.i p.m. st . l..ourto; rt ·o.\" K-.'11 at 8UO!'olnn ( ' II) l\11114aukl't' ••I ( ' ltka~u . nl t:llil ' l'• ·,u.~ :11. Ra il htl!)n•, rt l ~hl O:lkland 111 :\tlnnt,.Ui lt , nl ~ hl I ';tlifurnlll al S!·allh•. flil{hl l ., l t:H:\.\1'10Si\l. l . t~ .UOI ' F. 'l"u,...da,t" · .. H.•1-nlt " SUn a iRa lllnmro· ( OI)I.UO Ould :111d ! Lalllp l<!l 111 :\llnn•-...oho (Stra kt•r .'H i), II: O.j p.m • C'alllornia { Md "a,.ldll !!<II at S.•..tllo• ILIIIIO'Inn II · ~). lfl::l.i 11.111 .'olulurda,.,· · ~ f ;nlllo.., \ 'o rk W ()i•trult THr nnlu al n'"'''hUid J!f 11 C'lnt·lnnat li "ft•,\ : ~ { Kil~l,./ · :1 ) By GERRY MONIGAN UPI Sports Writer In the pressure of a pennant race, Frank Viola has emerged as the ace of the Minnesota Twins staff. The left -hander won for the sixth lime in his last seven decisions Thursday night to lift the Twins to a 9·4 victory over Oakland and break a first -place tie with the Athletics In the American Leagu e West. " Tonight! didn't have m y best stuff. " said VIola. 12· 7, who scattered seven hit s and three runs In seven innings. " But I tried to make the best of it , and things worked out. . ··f waas able to get the outs with runne rs on base when I needed them. It' s nice to get off on the right foot on the homes land. We have to make the most of it." Following a 13·game road trip, the Twins returned home to the Me trodome to tag Dave Stewart. 14"8, with his· first loss in his last The .D aily Sentinel MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS .. Smith . Br ia n Be t zi ng. Po meroy: Alfred and Hild a Yea uger . Ra· c ine; Bill. De bbi e a nd Bill ie .Jo Halley. Syracuse; Ge ne and Sa n lea Yea uger . E non: Don a nd Marlene Yea uger. Canal Win· c hester: Gary . Na ncy and Lindsey Yea uger , Dublin ; a nd John . Ru th Ann a nd Mi sty Carsey, Athens. · POMEROY, OHIO . 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TILL 7 :00 I> .M . SAT. 8 A.M . TILL 4 :00P .M . =::=-.'::;r-,•e ..... ........... -................... ,u==:=., ,....". _.....,...._ OFFERS GOOD THRU M1117 AT PARTICIPATING PARTS PLUS AUTOSTORES ' tlPWI7-025 ,..:="..:::=..':~:::.::'.-lt":.--:*'..:=..-:,:~:.:"'..!.~~"'::: �t'age-ti-The Dally Sentinel • Friday. August 7 . 1987 Pomeroy- MiddlepOrt, Ohio = u u w The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. TEAFORD REALTY P. J. PAULEY, This Message and Church USED CARS, INC. " MEIGS nRE ~ \ CEN1tR, INC. A~ iI JohnPhF 991 Full<, Mgr Ray Roggs 2101 Pomeroy Chesler MIDDlEPORT BOOK SlORE Church I. Ofhce Supplies 99 Moll Sl GIFTS Moddleport u SWISHER & LOHSE ~~!~ complete Aulomottve serv1ce 992 2911 Brown•s Fire & and Equl"pment SaSe tes rv1c e ~ 992-9921 flOWUI r01 IYIIY OCUIION 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 45769 614 / 992-2644 214 E . Mam 992 SIJO Pomeroy WAID CROSS RIDENOUR POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 ATHE NS- Athe ns County 4 H Horse Club Is sponsor ing an open horse show Sunday, 1 p m al Athens County fairgrounds 2~ classes. conlest a'nd pleasure JFURNISUTI~•p!E~!RDWAA:rI Groceries- E Hom elite saws General MerchandiSe R'acme 949 2550 Rawlings-Coats-Blower FUNERAL HOME g,.," "P••mg ·, QHntg ShH "Serving Families" 264 S. 2nd, Middleport 104 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY 992-2815 992-5141 (row's Family Restaurmt . ,,.,.,1., lt.,.,.t~c, ,,., c~~.,, " 221 W. Maon St., Pomeroy "------------..J 992-5432 'IRINfi'Y cmJRCH John [liff lnt£>rim pastor: DPbb6e Buck. S.nxla'lo Sctrol !ll~ Olurch School 9: 15 a m , Worship SE'rvk> 10: l'l a m c."hotr n'h£-ars&l Th.esdav 7 :JJ p m under dl l"fCflon of Ulto; Bun 'pOMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA RENE Corrtf'f ~t!fld Mulb!nv Rt-... Tboma s Glrn McClung pastor Norman Pre-s ~ S S ~pf Sunda\- Sctrol 9: J:l a m nl:lrnblg \I. On;hlp 10: :fl a m r•1. f'nill.l! ~n.1c1' 6 p ~ mld-wt'f'k SffV!('(' W~ av ,., p m £:RACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH :t!Oi E F'ornffo\ SuOOa} Sf>f"V1cf>s Hoh ctmmunlon on the first Su ndew of E'ach month and combined with mor nlng pra\l'f on rhr' thlrdd ~ndav Morrung pra\f'r and S('rmon on un ol hPr Suoda\ " of til( mont h Olurch School Main St S YRACU:St: 1- lHST UN ITED PRESBY TERIAN - Sunda y School 10 tUrned !Ilto a am Churc h setvlce 11 15 am RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor, J ohn Evans Sunday School 10 00 am Sunday Morning Worship 11 00 a m Chll dren s Church 11 a m Sunday Eveqlng Service 7 00 p m Wed 6 p m Young La dies' Auxiliary Wedn esday. 7 p m Fam Uy Worship HAZEL COMM UNlTY CHURCH Off Rt 124 3 mil es from Por tla nd Long Bot tom Edsel Ha r t pas tor Sund ay School 9 30 a m Sunday morning prea ching 10 30 a m Sunday evening services 7 30 pm MIDDL E PORT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Ash a nd Plum Ralph Cu ndiff pastor Sunday Sc hoo110 OO a m Mor ni ng Wo rship 11 00 a m Wednesday a nd Sat urd ay Evening Se rv ices at 7 30 p m POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212W m W«ii'1fasday mg ht praVf"r mE'('I\ng and Blbll' st\dV 7 00 p m ~1 E IG S Rt> ' Rov Df>t>t. t.. J'6MEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRISI' 13226 Chtldf(>n " Hom<' Road I<Aunt \ Road 76l 9'Jl ~ Vocal must<' 9Jrdav Wor slhp lOa m BibleSt iXI\ ll am Wo~ hlp. f!. p m Wcdrv'Sdav Blbk> Sf \XIv i p m OLD DEXn:R BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH A)\ m Cur11s pastot Unda Swan su ooav School 9 :c a m preathmg S('f' flrst and llnrd Sunday fo l k:'Min~ Su ndav School Youth mcrtlng i l) p m l'VIT\ Sun ~pi ~ dOv GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preaching 9 30 am fir st a nd second Sun days ot each month , third and four1,h Sun Itt"\ Sf> ldon lohn.,.on AI F' RE D - n wrrh S<" M ol SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST I MYFfi 10 p m l 1M\\ 7 :VI p m Com mu nion rm q Sund " I A I <hl"rl C' H E ST F: R - \\ M" hlp ~ I m ( hlll ch S< hnfllfi) 1 m B ttJl r Stu rl\ T ll u r" IIJ \ ·p m 1 MW ti t"! Thu 1"d n I p m Ctm m u nto n fll"' Sunda\ i''A rc hf'! 1 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Siller Ha rriett Warner Supt Su nday Sct.ool 9 30 a m , Morning Wo rs hip 10 45 am POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lyston Halley m inl stPr Saturd ay evening evaneeltstlt services open 1o pu bite 7 p m , Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Momtng Worship 10:30 am FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Po meroy Plke E Lamar 0 Bryant pastor Jack Needs Sunday Sc hool Director Sun day School, 9 30 a m Morning Wo rs hip 10 45 ~enlngworshlp 1 OOp m {D S T 1 & 7 30 (E S T ). Wednesday Prayer Ser vice. 7 Oil p m (D S T I & 7 3() P M IE S T) Mission Friends (ages 2 6) Roya l Ambassadors fboy s ages 6-18), a nd Gi r ls tn Action (agE'S 6-18) o n Wed nesdays 7 p m {D S T I &7 30p m IE S T I Tuesday VIsitation, 6 30 p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bal ley Run Road, Rev Emmet t R aw son pas tor Handley Dunn, supt Su nda y School 1011 m SUndayev~nln gs erv lce 7 30p m : Bible teaching 7 30 p m Thursday SYRACUSE MISSION Cheo-ry S! Sy racuse SerVices, 10 a m Sunday Evening services Sunday and Wedn esday at 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT CRURCH OF CHRIST JNCIIRISTIAN UNION Rev KellhEblln p_qtor. Sund11y School 9 30 am Wade Ha¥man.aupt MorntngWo rshlp 10 30a m : SUnday eve ning service 7 30 p m , Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 30 p m lil'f MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Racine Rev James Sa tt erfield pastor Freeman Wtlllams Supt Sunda y SChool 9 4.5 a m , SUnday and Wednesday even inC services, 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST COrner Sixth and Palmer Ea r l Eden P as tor Bob Parker. S S Supt Cathy Riggs Aut Supt Sunday School 9 15 a m , Mornlna: Worship 10 15 a m , Sunday Evening service 7 P m Prayer meeting • :lO p m m • Children s choir pracllce, Wl'dn es pm Radio program WMPO. Sund ay 8: !0 am MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST ~h and Main, AI Hartson ministe r RIChard DuBose Associate Pastor Mik e Qtrlach, Sunday School Superintendent Bible !!<11oo19 30 a m . Morning Worship 10:-80 a m Evening Worship 7 00 p m WednOIIIay. 7 Oil p m Prayer meeting MiDOLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE, PASTOR Fred Penhorwood BUI Willie SUnday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morning Worship 10 45 a m , Eva11Jellstlc meeting 7 00 p m Wednelday, 7:00pm Prayer meetln_l. UN1T11D PIIDB~IAN IIIINI8TI'Y OF IIIBIOB COUNTY lleY.~TalboU HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTE!\IAN CHURCH - Sunday Worship SerVIces 9 ~ a m , Church Schooi!O 15 a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School, 9 a m Church service , 1015am 1 m 1 d 1\ 11 7 ;o P m lr\t ri'HI I HJ. F.DS\ II I F: - Chu r rh Sd no l9 V1 t m \\ 1 t~ h t p Sl>n U 'f' 11 flft ; m t DI:>t 11-rt fl P PF H. S P I AINS ST P AL t ( hm ch S<hnnl q J m \\ m" t11 p Ill 1m R1!ll t Stur\\ T UN'd n i 10 p m l ' MW 1 h11 d Tuf':'id t \ ~ )(I p m ( omm unlon J~h._ t '-'und l\ t AH hf't I HOBSON CHR IST IA..'N UN ION tTh ur m an Durham] past or Su nd a~ St'rv lcc 9 30 am e\enin g sC>n icl' 7 30 p m PraY f'r m eet I n ~ Wed nf'da v 7 i!O p m REAR\'\ AI I 0\\ R IDGE CHU RC H OF" If'ISI'f) hB HOS k I n ~ p t ~lor BI bl f' r l-1 RI "T :'\ ,., 0 I S ~ 14 :l0 1 m Mnrntn.t! \ I Ul sI11 p 10 ,~ ·' m FHn tnL II rh ~ h IP " • 1 ''' P m Jhu 1 ~ 1 1I \ Br blfl Stu d\ 1, Ill p rn '\ £\\ ~II\FR S VJ II F C'f')M MI !'.; !l ' CHL R('H S undu\ ~ 1 11 ool sPr \ i r t• 9 4r) a m Wo t s hip S4 n ICC' 10 lO a m E , 11 n~rll s t \ c ~C'I" IH 7 'II p m \\ (xl nN< \\ nr o;h tp ~n i <£• IO :.l o m " n~~~~~N ~ 3C~t~ ~RCH OF T HF. r-.:A 7. A !lEt\ F. RC'\ 1 \o\d n l.rt mll1 lr p:l sl•' ' o 1 B 1o.; s \ h tlrma n 0 1 1hC' A{) 11 11 of Cht t"' 111 n Hl Burl!n_gha m Rav Laudf"rml lt pa.. tot-: Ro pastor Sunrlav SCI'lool 10 ~ m " nr ~ hlp i p m Wf'(ln~dav fi p.m vnulh m(>('1tng Wl'd 7 p m chun h sff'VIws I:Jro11 Cw.a n PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH Chorr rPhP rr' l\ ; pm T hu rsdu\ I r !\f"T St>n 1c r ti ] l p m Arb\ (' StUd\ j tl !\I ll'\ FR S\ 11 1 F: - \\ or,. hlp Sf'n !(.'(' 10 1 m ( hu rrh &hool 111m U MW lhh d Wr1 lnr"" d n 1 p m Choir pr .u:•! r('{' Mon d.n 7 1fl p m I Nf'l s on l P F. ARI CHAPEl - Wor,.hlp Srn IC't' r1 Ul 1 m l htll ('h Sc hon! 10 1~ 3 m UM',\J Srron tl Tu('!'c\ H\ 7 :\1) p m tMu.;;.s Da llas Janey Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sund ay Mornln~ Wor ship 10 30 a m Sunday eve n In)! Wors hip 7 30 p m Wedn esda y evC'n lng Prayer Merl ing 7 30 p m POM E ROY -Chu t f h & hoo l ~ l ~ a m Wnr., hlp 10 :lO r m C ho ir t('hf' II NII WNI)1 ~ d a \ ~ ~ p m UM\\ "'i"COnd TuN-l ll,l\ - :>i!p m UMYF' Sundu\ 6p m 1C' nr b\11 1 RO( K SPR INGS - Chut ch ~ hnol ~ 11 SYRACUSF CHURCH OF' THE NA ZARENF. Rev t .lf'nn McMII! .tn JX1 ~ 101 M Jr\ J I OiC'C' [..a \ PndN Sun d,n School ~ up Sundav S<'h ool !l 10 a m Mornin g: v. m ~ h l p 10 :W u m E \ an gPII " tlr Sf' l'\ IC't ti p m Pra\1." 1 a ndP ral s P W cd n ~da v 7 p m Yout h mE'£'! Ina 7 p m • m Wors hip ] {1 a m Bible> Stud\ W<'d nt-... c\3\ 7 1Clpm l iMYF'tS(>n lo r s l Sun dn "• p m 1Junlor s1 C'\ff\ nthC'r Sun da\ lip m t F'r tnk lln \ RUTt AND - Chu r rh Sc hoo l 10 .1m Wms htp 11 am UMW IEvC'nln g- C h rl r l "' N:'Ond WPdnf'!"dav 7 30 p m UMW IAf H'r nno n Ch C'\ (' J s('('On d T h ur ~d a v 1 p m EDEN f HRl ~ T er Watson pastor Cr enson P ratt Sunda y School Supt Mornin g Wors hip 9: 30 a m Sunda y School 10 30 a m Even lng ser vice 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLI/STER UMWfourthMon (' HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Rog SALEM CENT ER- Chu r('h Sc hoo l 9 15 a m Wor<' hlp 10 15 p m (Mu s s man I SNOW \ ILl E - We 1 s htp 9 00 a m r hu 1dt ~rhoo l ~ 45 am rMussmanl Wors hip 11 a m UNITED BREf HREN IN I r-~ 1\ r ('; lill ian pastor Sun ria \ Sthool 10 00 am Mornin g W or ~ h l p 11 fll 1 m Sun da\ f.' vt>n ln g- "C'f\ lrr 7 00 p m \\f'dn C'!ildav f'\l'nl ng pr a vf'l st'f'V[('(• 7 Mp m r Mu ss m 10 1 10 a m '~ LANGSVILLE CHH"fiAN CHURCH, m rn1 RACINE WESLEYAN- Cllu rch School assist 1n1 m rlr o ff R t :l?S R('V Ben J Wal ls pu!.; fQ! Robf'rr SC'arl('!!; S S Supt Sun dav Schoo l A :Jtl a m Mornin ~ Wor~ h i p 10 3fl 1 m Su nda\ f' \f' n 1n~ sf'I Vlcf' 7 Ml p m Wn-1 n (' ~ rli V "'('f\ Ia 7 30 p m ~~~ VE R RUN BAPTIST Bil l LI11 1P pastor Stf'Vt' Ll 111f' S S Su p! Su ndew R( hf\C 1 10 a m M orn l n~ v,'()r111 Jp 11 a m Sunda\ f' l f' nlng wors hip 7 Wp m Pr,wr r m ('l('ting an d Blbl C' s lud' Thursd.1\ 7 ~ flp m \ ou t h mN>Iing Wl:'dncsd;.•' 117 p m Rl IOJC! NG l iFE BAPTIST CHURCH - ~~ N 2nd Avr Mldd lrp orl Sund '" Sc h(I(J I JO r m S u n fl aV P\f'n i n~ 7 fiOp m Mid v. r>r k ~C' n u r Wf'd 7 p m ' m pm t Nr l.;;.nn l HFA1 H t Mifldl r prH II - Chu r ci1 Sclloo! t1 ~~ r m Mor' nlng \...-or ~ h l p 10 :.0 a m Yo ur h(ot ou p ~ p m Wrd n rndn\ Chu1rh Church Sc hool lO 30 am , Bible STudy, T hursday 7 30 p m fRader) ,md 7 P m Wf'd nf'S da v i P rn fl!JRL INGI!AMffiMM UNITY CHURCH F I A IW OODS -C hw• h St hool lrt u m LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a m MORNINGSTAR - Worship 9 45 a m 'm r ' Mina B tb l(' ~< tu d\ 7 :lOp m \\ ot.., hlp 11 1 m Aii1IP St uch Thut s d." 7 p m l MYF su nd1" b pm t F t 1nklin 1 FORFST RLN - \'-. m o.; hl p 9 t m ('hur r h S< hool lfl A M ('hotr pr a'- II N' r uros f\n li lllpm UMW lt s l 1 u ~ d u v C hurc h Sc h.onl 10 a m (Grace) Morn RACINF. F IRST R <\ PTIST Stf'\ f' 0 1'1\ C'r P a ~ t n r Mik e S ¥> 1 ~f'r Sunda \ St hool Su pt ~ un d :n Sc hoo l 9 30 [J m M fl rnln g \A Or sh!p 10 40 am Suna :. v f"\(lnlng " o rsh\p 7 W p m \\ f'dn ~ da v Cllu 1 ch ~ hOo i Hl a m Btblf' Stu d' ru (\11 d t\ i 10 p m UM\-\ F' t r~ t Mond 1t 7 ll p m UMYF Sunrh.t\ ti J1 m ChOir Rf' hf' u s ul H :lfl p m \-\•d nr...,d t\ tF' I mkll nt (Grace! l tfl' S und" St hool 9 {() , m lni! \I Oi s hlp 111 10 l m f'\ m ~rh s ! I C st'r \ \('(' 7 00 P m 'Jo\('(\n N'd <~ \ "'C'rtir:(' 7 P m I lB E R T i CHR ISTI AN r HU AC'H !)rx l(' t Wool!\ (" 111, p t" l o r S1 ~r\ }(' ( '!<i Sun<l 1\ \\ f'd n Mtla \ i :tn p m UMW flr ~ 1 7 lfl p m C' hou Rf'h f' 1 r ~ al Wi"<lnr"' d 1\ ti ~ p m l M\-\ fnu r t h Sun d 1\ 1• 10 p Ill f 1\f' lso n t EN I F.R PR ISE \\ or sh ip 9 1 m Wors hip 10 a m SE'COnd a nd fourth Su n davs UMW fi rst Tuesday 1 JO p m f:,f'nl n ~ "m 1\. - 1 S1111 h BETHANY - Wor ship 9 a m Chul'('h Sc hool 10 a m Bible Study Wednesday 10 a m , Dorcas Wo men 's Fellowship Wednesday 11 a m I M cGuire) CARM E L - Church School 9 30 am Wors hip 10 4!5 a m Second and F ourth ~ndays Fe ll owship dinner with Sutlon tlilrd Th ursda v 6 JO p m ( MeGut~) ..:'\Und , 'p . r m (' Th I R( \ II I Ill iln "'1 I(ldl C'l'. V. ll lh p 1!>.1 01 Chu rr h M' l\ ll"f' • "'I ,,. t m s un<1I \ School JO :tO 1 m BRADBU RY CHU RCH OF' ( HR 1ST lohn Wr ig ht p ~ ~1 01 ~uml l\ Sch0nl9 ~n 1 I..11r. H r \ n<'~ S S .,... up t M111 n tnl: m Tu r~ cl 1\ (Graef' \ Thu 1 ~ dl \ p m md \\ t'd n l <. d l \ •• p m ST fO H N lUT HERAN C HL RC' B Ptnt ~h l p Rohert Mussman \~ Rl RY jS\ t :uU ~ f' l - \-\ ot s htp 11 1.1 m ( hu t C'h SchOo l ll -1 5 a m ( h,tr gf' Albl r EAST LETART- ChurchSchool9am am 7 iU P rn Tut>.!!dl:l \ R E ORG AN lZE D CHU RCH OF' J P-i~ CHRIST OF 1 r\ ITER DAy S<\l f\'TS P on lan d fl u In £' Road Will ta m Rou sh pas iQr Lin da E Htn :!:l chu /( h S<' hOU I dlr('('IOr Chu rCh sc•hoolg 30 a m 10 30 3 m se~~~~ Morn l h~ ~ or.sh lp WOOn f"Sda y h f'n tn a pray M' k;rlMm BAPT IST Rf'\! Eurl Shu!('t pas toJ Wor!)hlp S(of\ ICf' 9 JO a m Sun d t\ SchooiiO 30a m BlbleStudv and pra)E' t S<'nt cf:' Thu rsda' 7 ~ pm Ct\ R L ETON INTEHDEN OM'I NAT ION Al CIHJ RCH Klnj.!sburv Road Rro. fil \ld Curfm[t n pa!iiOr Sundav School 9 30 a m Ra lphp Car l Sup! E} vm tn a wors hip ~ 00 Wed I Pm r t~\er m('('t n~ nC'Sday 7 00 pm LONG BOTIOM CHRISTI N A Vrrnon E ldrld~ f' pas tor Wall alP Da!T1f'wood S S S upl Sunda y School 9 30 ll m Wors hip St'ni ('C' 10 30 a (11 HYSELL R UN HOLINESS CH URCH Mike T hompson NE"w Haven WV, pastor .,n MT UNION BAPTIST Don ald Shue pastor J oe SayrE', Sunda y School Su pt Sunday School 9 45 am , E vening wor ship 6 30 p m Prayer Mee tin g , 6 30 p m Wednesday TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST Da ve Prentice, min is ter Deryl 1 I Wells, Supt 1 Church SChool 9 a m , Wor ship Servict- 9 45 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA Rev Herbert Cra te, past or Frank Riffl e, supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Worsa.lp" serv ice 11 a m and 7 p m Sunday Wednesday, 7 p m P r ayer meet RENE lng LAUREL CLIFF FREE MEfiDDIST K C Ro ad 31 R ev L nob loc a ted G on ounty awrence luesencamp pastor IWv Roger Willford 7aut g JO 'pallor Pr Preachin sen (Cf'!l S un d ay m eeting .. - -' 7 30 P m G 8ayer G n t.-un esday Pm ry rlff ll h lead er You t h groups Sunda y evening at 6 30 P m w it h Roger ~ nd VloiPl Wlllfo rd lead ers Comm union service fi rs t Sunday ea chmonth WH ITES CHAP EL WES L EY llN CHURCH -Coolv llle RD Rev Ph ll llp RI denour pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m wo r~h lp scrvic£> 10 30 a m Bible study and ~o~; orshlp service Wednesday '1 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Bill Caner pasl or Sund ay Sc hoo19 .;I'll •• a m Morn ing Worship and Communion lO 30 a m RUTLAND B IBLE M E THODIST Amos Til lis pa stor Sonny Hudson supt Sunday Schuol 9 30 a m M orn tna worship, JO :.) a m Sund a; eveni ng service 7 00 p m Wed nesday service 1 p m WMPO prog ram 9 a m e a ch Su nday RUTL~ND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Rev Lowell Ford p a stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Wors hip servi ce JO 30 a m Young peoples scrv\('e 6 p m E' a ngellstlr serv ice 6 JO p m Wednesday se rvice 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Miller Mason W Va Sunday Bible Study 10 a m Wors hip 11 a rn a nd 7 p m Wednes day Bibl e Stpd y voca l mus lr 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dud ding Lane Mason W Va J N Tha cke r pastor E ve ning service 7 30 p m Wo men s Minls rry Thursday 9 30 a m , Wednesday P rayer a nd Bible Study , 7 15 St DEXTER CHURCH· OF CHRIST ' 1 Charles Russell Sr , minister Rick Ma eupt Sunda y School 9 30 am , 1comber, Wor}'hlp s ervice 10 30 a m Bible study nl st l"r Sun da ' Srhool 10 a m M o r nl nll. m E v('nlnJ! \\ Orshlp 7 p m ••vr n l n~ Blbl f' !IO tUd\ li nd I 7 1 Pr8 .oYRt•AoDn~f'IO'R nD~C' pUmRCfl OF C S S r Hl HHI 1 1 R I 124 a nd Co Rd ~ M ar k~£ 18 m inis ~r Sundav & hoot Sup! Har ry Ht n drl ck s Sunday&hool 9 JO a m Mo rnl n~ Wo N hlp1 0 30a m £vrnl n~ wor f.lh lp 7 p m Wt'd nf"SdQv wors hip '7 p m ST PA UL I UTH F.:RAN CHU RCH Cor nf' r Svra m ore a nd ~nd S1s Po m t'J"O\ Thr Rf'v Yt llll a m M tddl r~ "" Hrt pasto r Sund.t v School9 4~ o m Chu rrh srrv l('(' l l am SACR ED HF ART CHURCH M s~~:r Anth ony Gla nnam or t P h 99'2 58"::18 Sotl ur da \ E H' n i n~ Moss 7 XI p m Sundlli y Mu•• "'"' 8' m and 10 am Con!-"'" •lon• •n• "' ,. hal f hour "· foN r a•h Mass C' 'D•!us·llo m Sundal' !,A' " p na fi('fV C(l .,.. - ,. m t-,..nh u av t' VC'nlna MORSE CH AP E L CHURCH Chft rlf'S No rrIs p,i:;IOI Sundav Sc hool 10 11 m .,., o rs hlp 8<' fVI«' l l 11m ~ undav ntah1 \I, Qrs hlp ~C'rvl tc 7:10 pm , Mld y, ('(k pl'aVNSi' ntc.'l' WM n('s(lay7pm WE"! Rlnl I'Ol !NE""'S ;.., "r~ Y,..• N n E 1 "' CH U RCH of ~hdd/1 pori Inc 7!. ~ar lSr R•' ' !"an My<·r• pasloo Ro•r•r Manl•v • '' Sr Sunda" Supl "undav Sc hool • "-hool ·~ ·' 9 30 a m MQrnrna Wors hip 10 :K) am Evrnl n ~t Yt o r~ h l p 7 JO p m Wed nl'S(IIt \ I'Vf' nln~ Biblf' s tud\ prA rr nt:l pral!ii.f ~t>rv iC'e 7, 30 p m \l ORD C H E~TF. R r!I UHI H O F r.oo - em-" r1 !ri:j)('n N r p 1.,1nr Sun I 1\ INC. dt \ S< hool q " ' 1 m M 0 1111 n1.1 :-,1 ni C'f' 1!1 fll'l rt m S und ' ' P\ C'n lnJ! !.l'f\ I(!' 7 00 p m M ld \1. 1Pk p r .t\ 11 ~r\l(" t' \\' t'd nNid t \ 7 pm M1' Ol! VF: C()MM UN IT\ CHURCH rP n('f n u"h l)t SI'lr MI X ~-.. . , lmtt St Supt ~ und .H SchOftl <~ nd M orn!na Wm .. hll> 9 ~ ~ u m S und t~ ¥ f'H• n l n ~ ~' r' lrC' 7 p m \ outh m N'tl n ~ a nrl Blbl(l ~ t u d v Yli t.'Ct n<'S rl rv 7 pm I t .... UN i tED F' A ITH CHURCH R1 7 on Po R P \ Da vid Wist ma n Sr p t ~ r or M r l\ In Dr akt S S Supt Sundin Sc hnol 9 30 t~ m Morn ing \\ or..: htp 10 10 Evf'nl nJ! Wo rs hi p 7 :10 p m Wf'd nfl!l.diiV P ra\f'r S4>n if'C' 7 3() p m m1•ro \ Bv P t sN FA ITH BAPTIST CHUHCII Ralhood St Ma son Sundii V S~ h oo l 10 ,a m Morn inll w onhlp 11 a m E vf'nlnA Sf'rvtn> 6 p m P l a Vf' r m ec lln ~ and Blbll' Studv Y. l'd nP!>d U\ 7 p m F'O RES1' R UN BAPTIST Rt \ N' If' Rurd f'n p.1sto r Corm•ll us Bum. h ~ u pt 115 ( RAC INE -Carme l Melhodlst Church. Raci ne. will have home coming services this Sunday Rev Pa ul Sellers of Lo~ an will spea k at lh e 10 45 a m worship service PoTluck dinne r at 12 noon followed by spec ta1 m~J s l e a nd r ea dln l'( S Ev c rvo n e wvlrome Veterans Memorial Hospital ...... 10. Dr. ,...,,,.y 992' -2104 Sc-hno \ !l :Wl I) m ~('Orvl ,; ntl l ~I UJ t h ~ unti l "' "' rwsh lp .. rrvi rt n1 2 U) p m MT MOR JA I1 HAP"II "T F'ou tt h ;, nil Su nil 1\ M ain St lr M lt1dlfporl Rr' p:t~ ! r. r WILKESV IL LE. - 1 he Green C.ostl'r family reunion will be held Sund ay a l Columbia Chapel Christi an Church hi' lwPI'n Wil kesv ille a nd Alba ny on Route 689 close 10 Ihe Meigs Mines Rc l all v~s a nd friend s of Ihe plonrer fa mil ies are u1 gl'd To O~ dln Ct ltw'-11 C'f' JIJ.!: f. r \ In R nJnH~ Ilrdnu M r.; Sun[la\ Sc ttnnl Sup r ~und n ~ h O(II 9 lil t m Wor01:hfp St-rvtC'l' 10 '" ·• m Sl 'CCFf<S HOADCHli RCII OF' ('fiRJ q - lo l!>.t ph I) HtJ'ktn <l f' \a nRt' llst Sund.t \ Bl htf' '-i.t\ld \ <t tt m V. or ,.h1p lO a m Sun " 1l n N 'f'n ln f,! ~ rvltf' ~ p m \\ r dn (Mt(la v t'\(' n m ~St' f\ 1('(' 7 pm PFN TI-"C'ru..IAI ,\S.S£M.BI ~ H~·~ \11• fl t 1! 4 Willia m !lo b 1r k p Jt.; ttH '\u nd , .,. ~ rhr..r•l J(l 'm Su n!,\'' f'\rnlnR l.of'n !( I 7 lA BPF:NTI: H HAPT1 ST l)(ln \ ht 1cl h , S11 p1 Sumltl \ Sc: hnul 'I I() 1 rr'l MnJ n ln~ \\ t) l .. h\p J0_. 10 aJn IJlJ ,. ,r,rrviff tll( tn 11r su nd ~ \ .. 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"(I('O U'll Il l I I A~ I) VRIT Wl l I I),\ P111\1 S 1 !h rn ~~ Jl r\ p Hd 1 oll \fli JJ •"lut Su nd 1\ Sc hnnl l!l• m Suntl i \ ,~ ,f n lnJ,:7 Ollp m \\ o,l n, .. tl n 1\ fnmu pt .l \fl mi"N i n c 7 , um • 00 1 , ~ ~ J,.; SOI.;T II Ill ll tJ •a Ntj W 11 S fA M ~NT C'Ht n II Sil\lfr Hlrl~t-, Ou rn l' ~\ df'f1 • ~ 11 It k t 1 fl l~J01 Sum In ~~ hrl"'ll 9 ~ m \\ of .. hl p Sfnlf'( Hit m S undl \ 1\f'ntn l! ~ ,..1\l((' 7 1111 pm \\t ,J n(\\.dt v n t~ h t Hl!llf' ~tu tl v 7 00 p m ' "Some BM!ilc Prlnclpl.. Con cernln~ Ihe Elecl ol God" 8 24 For W<' a re savrd bv Hope Fallh Is The rsst'n!lal !ruTh by which " ca rr 1ft Thr Kingdom ol Cod Hob II 6 BuTwithout lalth II Is Impossible lo please him foo he Jhitl com Pth to God mu s t bfol l('vrthal h£'1s a nd t hat hf' I s ~ rf'" ',JJdc r o t l hr m !h8t diligently s<'l.'k him Fallh In Cod Is !he place 10 starl Those who ~ o ool lx> l!cve In r:nd "Ill not a ll a ln 1h<' Bl es sin gs of God or the He lp me ntlonPcl ln th C' Rt h chu ptC'I of Romans ThP Faith meontiont:'d hPrC' goes lx>yond t hr m C'r £' ~t t:cr pl , 1 n<. l' th a t the r e Is a God In Hf.'a v e n Thi s Is at th e vrr v lru :..; t Is c(lll ln_g ro r ,1 commllment a personal rcla!lonshlp with God . Wf' arr prot£>ct f'd and do over come by F aith No m Littt 1 how h.H d 1ho e n C' my blo" s wr a r£> 1nthe Kin ~dom Youare- lnH• s H.I ncls I n 10 27& 2R My she£'p hear my voice. and I know thf' m a nd thC"v fo liO\.\ m e> A nd 1 g ive lhC'm £'1£'rnal life ne ithe r shall a ny m a n p luc k thr m o u t o f m' h.t ncl ThPrPfo r e- W(' s ta r t with F a ll h . ar(' m a int a in ed 1n ra rth a nd \\ til bl CALVAR YBIBLECHURCH loca redon P om('roy Pike Cou nty R oad 25 near Fla t woo ds Rev Blackwood , pastor Serv icE'S onSu n(laya ttOJO a m a nd 7 30 pm with S undav School 9 30 a m Bible Study Wed nesda v 7 30 p m • Rom 8 26 28 Address{ls th P Need WFJ h ave fo r 00\ ln r in trrvr ntlo n namel y our Infirmities P raypr bein~ o n E' m C'ntl onC'd B<'l n ~ ln lll a ll \ F rankli n Dickens pastor Sunday mom lng 10 8 m Sunday evetlng 7 :W p m Thu r.~day rvenln g 7 30 p m recelv!'d Into the Kln ~dom and further rs labllshod and helpPd In Ihis wonderful rela!lonslllp, all need lhe overshadowmonl and Divine workings Jn I 12&13 But as many as rece ived him 10 Ihom gave he STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP power to become the TIST CHURCH Pas tor Rohf>rt Byers ~u nday Sc hool lO a m , Worship service 11 a m Sunday evening serv ice 7 30 p m Wed nesday evening service 7 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS TOLIC - Va nZandt and Ward Rd Elder Jaml'S Miller, pas1or Sunday SChool 10 30 a m Worship Service Sunday, 7 30 Son' o f ourselves to to thP work of praye r Wh e n WC' fall to g lvC' out l commllment, we tie the hands of God from helping us Thank God Th< Splrll maketh lnlercesslon lor us with groanlngs which cann ol 1x> utler!'d And he thai searchethlhe hearl s knowel h what Is Ihe mlncl of ' the spirit, becaUS<' he maketh Intercession for the sainT s accmdlng 10 tho wtll of God • Oh' God does for us' No wonder He ably reveals thai God Is workfn g Ha rrisonvill e Road Rev Dewey King, past or , Cli nton Faulk Sunday School Sup! , Sund a;, School 9 30 am morning wor ship 11 a m Sunday evening service 7 30 p m P rayer Meetln & Wednesday, 7 J()pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD for us, through us , and In Hts Great Provide nce prov lcl e>s fo r lhP n rrds non Pentecoslal Worship aervlce SUnMy ol the Elect of God Alllhln~s . whatsoever lhal happens to The chlld rrn ollhe Heavenly Father, are Benellclally workinK out for Good to Those who Love God. This Is a Two Way Stre<'t Eph 2 8 For by Grace are you savod through Fallh antllhat nol of yourselves It Is lhe ll;lfl of God. By Pastor Glen McClung 10 a m , Sunda y School 11 am Evenlng Wednesdriy / P01:neroy Church of the Nazarene I Help Wantad Help Wanted NEEDED WANTED JEWEUY STORE MANAGER Full time. Prtfll' tx· ptrttnce in buying and retail selhng but not MCtiiOry. Send reSUmt to: The Dolly Sentinel P, 0. Box 729·1 Pomero , Ohio 45769 9 IJ~mk q a m to noo n DANN\' AJ.TIMORE evenin)! a nd a nu os<'l v wil l b<' po ovldcd l " herr ThP\ lunched aT !be la m ous Ed Mu vlsh Warehouse and s hoppl'd 10 the Eaton Ma ll w~o c h has ove1 11111 slot cs E nroul c hOme thev ' ls ll cd lhr F'oolb a ll Hal l of F'a mr 10 CanT on and Old Roscoe Viii,Igr 1n Coshoclon WANTED TO IUY BABY ITEMS Strollers, Beds, Dresson& Tables, Play Pens. Walkers Cloth on& (newborn-41) H1gh Chairs. Car Seats Must be on good cond1hon "Fifes" 711 S 3RD ST MIDDLEPORT OHIO PHONE (614) 992-7494 kolled His uncle, played beautl full y by Fted Gwy nne, has custody of him and tells the girl nexl door lhal the boy ca n fly Can he fly 7 I won' l tell you because I wan I you to see 11 a nd besodes 11 Isn' t proper to !ell secre ls whe n you're da ncing There os a sma ll btl of sY. ea r lng but II does n' l detracl from a very good film The dan ce os almos t over and I still have lime lo wh isper on your rar a war ning Don' t St ray fr om The Palh 1 ' The Company of Wol\es (Ves lron R, 9~ monuresl rs a m aster prece rewor km g of I he Card of Thanks The Of FLOYD STOUT Woshes to thank froends, netghbors and relatives for thetr sympathy and prayers during the loss of our loved one A s~­ cial thanks •to Rev Don Archer. the pall· bearers. Whote Fun· eral Home, and those who sent flowers. food. cards, or assosted in any way on our hour of sorrow Your ktndness woll al· ways be remem· bared May God Bless all of sk m There IS so muc h lo recommend t hos film 10 ommot Jahzatlon a longs ode of c memat 1c goants such as Cas abla nca and Cone WI Th the Wmd The scnpt 1s one o! those ra nlles a bso lu! <' IY !ailllfu l lo Ihe novel It os bas<'d on Al! ce Walkeo s The Colo1 P uo pic The actors and acoresses see m lo have been selec!Pd for those part s I hey plaved fi om bir th The re are sexual s ltualoons In thi s a nd some 1mpl1ed off screen violence Do you enjoy fi lms lha l arc sal oncal h funm and m ak<' you fodgel when you recognize !acels of ) OUr m1n pe tsona hiv? F'er 11s 13uellc r s Da y Off (Para mount PC n. !03 mmul esi tS a n en1ova bl e fa bl e of a modern da> hero who one dav looks out al The beauttful da y and decides Ihat he can t pa'S II up fm just school He fakes a serious Illness. draY. s Ills bes t fn end. Cameron , a nd his g ul fnend 101 0 his gr ea t adven lure 'hhal follows Is a m arvelous dem onslrallon of The a ol of the con lhe snow JOb th E' film fl a m Wil li consummate Pasc, Fero1s ptoves lhr wor ld JS not onl\ hos oys te J bu l a Iso his pla yground So me ob]CC! Io nabl e la nguage !\H' vou sti ll able lo mat vel a l !hc wo1 1d• Can you s Till find castles In th e clouds 7 Do you hkc people mov iPs Th at have a Ca prasquc hm l of lhcwonde rful 7 Lei me tell you abo ul The Boy Wh o could F ly (Ka rl Lon m ar PG, 108 monu1es1 ami I'll trv to d1 " " you a plclu rc of a bo; who rell ea ls Int o a "orld of fio ghl and solence when hos pa1 cnt s are Property transfers fa ory tale aboul l:.l tlle Red Rl dmg Hood and meant for those adult s a mong us whO can stoll find the· special wo nder on dream s An · gela Lans bu ry plays lhe grand : mother who warns her grand • daughter , Rosaleen a bout lhe wolves who wear their fur on Ihe , mslde Spec ial effec ls s uch as ' ammal romc wolves a nd cam era • a ngles put you deep Into the . r ealm o! the fanTas Tic and what os : lh e mosl s lart hn g exper ie nce to : co me from E ngland has a lol to • recommend to senous students 1 of film and even dlt> hard cn lics l hke me There IS VIO la TIOn In thiS : allegon ca l Iale that leaves you : Nlgy upon the reahza110 n !hat l Ihere os a beasTIn all of us , Somelome mv dear. when Ihe 1 m oon 1s high perh aps. we ca n compaoe nol es on our respec tove. a mmu ses. ou.r beas ts a nd we' ll shudd er long In to the mornm~ hou rs \ But too now I can hear lhe : mus ic wlndon g down a nd the l da nce Is almos t over So , m~ i dar ling sadly I shall b1d you ! a die u until lhe next t1mc when wt> II ta lk again about folms ~ l i ~~n~~~m~0 ~~:~~ '::ra 1~n=·~d o~~ P roceeds will br used To bu ) nr\1 unifOTms Wanted To Buy 'I' , I ~ ~• • ',. •· I. You must see this luxury home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths with garden tub, great room with built-in fireplace, breakfast booth in kitchen, 3 skylights & cabinets everywhere. Completely carpeted throughout with a master bedroom suite ... that will knock your eyes out. L UKE ASA FERGUSON Fergu.ron birth i.r announced MATINEE SAT/SUN l WED ALL SEATS $Z 75 ADMISS ION EVERY TUESDAY $Z 75 BAR~IN LAUGUST 7 tlvu 13] Glenn A and Am y D Fergu son , New H a v e n W Va FRIDAY Take 33 North towards Athens to Co. ld. 11 IKingabury load). Turn loft, go approx. VI !RIIo to ho1110 on right. OPEN SAT. 1-6- SUN. 1·6 ' arfl ann ounci ng Ihe blft h o! lhco r ftrsl child a son Luk ~ Asa born Jul~ 6 a l Pl easa nt Va lley Hospital Po lnl Pleasanl W Va The infa nT we ighed seve n pounds 10 (\Un ces and was 20 Inches long Mat ernal grandpar e n! ' arc F'rank E and Carol S So sson , Pome ooy Mat erna l gr ea Tgrandfather Is R.Jlph M S1s son Po m c r ov Pa lcr na l gr a ndpare nt s a re J ohn and .Joa nn Fer guson Ne\1 Ha ven W Va Pa ternal g ro.>a l grandmolher Is Mav B rashear, VIper K1 APPEARING AT THE COVE AUGUST 7 & 8 BLITZKRIEG 10 P.M. - 2 A.M. Raymond E Wha ley, Dec'd, Doro t hy I Wh aley , Aff ld , Bedford Carolyn Searles J ean Craig, to Melody L Blake, lots, Mldd Vlll. Foresl D VanMeter to JoAnn Crisp. tracts. Sulton Evelyn A. Gaul, Dec'd, to Cayann Cla y, Richard E Gaul, Ame nd Cert . Sallsbu ry Gay ann Clay, Richard E Caul lo Caya nn Clay, Amend Dt;-ed , Chester Wilma .Osborne aka Wilma Osborn, Dec'd, by E xec .. 1to H ar r y Osborn e Jr , 15A, Salisbury. Wilma Osborne aka . Wilma Osborn, Dec'd, by Exec.. to Patri ck O'Brie n, lot 189, Salisbury CMII MASON LOCAnoN ...WHEN 'IOU CAN OWN AHOME OF 'lOUR OWN/ • Ct11 Illig N,., , Mfli CIMr 675-1121, H• Flefdl" 773-2135, , ,, l. . , 882·21J5 , ,,,. .,., /Ill ,.,. •...,..,.-, ,....... PEOPLES~ ON DISPLAY AT 41316 KINGSBURY ROAD FOI MOlE INFOIMAnON CALl 992·5587 -r- - - EAST ME IGS - A car was h a nd ba ke sale sponsoord by The Eas ler n .Jun iOr High Sc hool ChccJ icadrr s will be held Satuo da\ The em wa s h will be held al C'olr s Sohro !rom 4 a m To 3 pm and lhr bake sale will be at lhr Tu ppe rs Pl ains B•a nch ol !ht Another galherlng nexl year Is being planned when another of Vlrglma Meeker s grandda ugh 1ers, Lisa Roberls. rei urns from Spam Lisa' s husband , Greg, IS slatloned In Madrid woth Ihe U S Air Force and will be completing a four year lour of du ty Lisa Is the daughl er of Shirley and Fra nk Martin Davosv11le, W Va , KINGSBURY HOME SALES of God, e ve n to the m tha t he lteve o n his na m f' Which were bom not of blood nor ol the wtll of flesh or oft he" Ill .,f man but of God So we are accept• d lntotheele<:t by God s in let vontlon His death on lhe cross the whole program of SalvaTion Is lnlllaled bv God ' G~ Is evp n hPiptn g in our prayer n~ s 1t is madp cl flar hrrP th .!t \\ P don t know how to pray God Is gl v ln~ h• lp here You mav say well Ihen why pray~ The only way we c a n receive hE'Ip with ou r pra y£' r s Is to J! lVC' p m . Bible Study Wednesda y 7 30 p.m POM EROY WESLEYAN IIOUNESS. Plan car was h Return home OPEN HOUSE eternally sav!'d by FaiTh FAITHFE LLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST St Rl 338, Antiquity Rev C;1rr •The 16111 a nnua l Carr rPunoon w1ll bt" hrld Sunda> al Lake Snowden Alba ny The dmnr 1 Y. lll bt" a! 1 p m Relati ves and froends of J01 hn and Ma ry Can ar r mvltcd 10 al l end Ihe r eunoon ((ClASSifiiD ADS sure to get results)) ,, W1th ret111 ules uperi· ence Hanllle all credot nles approYals and col· lectoons. and also sales on retaol store Salary depends on npenence. Send resume to Dally Sentonel. P 0 Box 7291. Pomeroy. Oh10 • Ro m a n s OUR SAVIOU R LUT HERAN CHURCH Chapman The third annu al Chapma n and My1 1a Ker wood Hill !amity ruun w n will be heiQ Sund ay at th e grange hall on the Rock Sprmgs laorgrounds Pot luck at 1 p m all relat tves a nd fr iends IOVII rd Tim and Terri Card a nd child ren. Austin, La nce and Sierr a May I have this dance? and that you come here lo be enterla oned, bu t I have s o much to !ell you before the hour becomes loo !ale Don't think m e foo bold 1! llell you of the movoes Ihal II has bee n my pleasure to see but suc h Is my purpose and you wouldn ' l be here II ;ou dldn'l expecl such of me Do you like movi es tha t make you uncomfor table while lhey enl ertam y ou '~ As' we wa lt z, I'll !ell you of The Color Purple (Warner. 154 minu Tes PC 131. a !tim by Siephe n Spielberg. the man who ca n d raw both tea rs and laught er oul of people wo!h remarka ble a depTness Set m thf' ea r ly 1900' s the mov 1e talks ca ndidly of lonch ness. hale. fea o, love a nd gr owTh Siarn ng Whoop! Gold berg and lalk show hos t,OptahWmft e\ 11 dela1 ls The mdTgnnoes of lhe black fe male m Ihe hars h soc tety rela llVPS tn VI1 e d F'arm('J~ Ot hers al t he galherlng were Alm a and Bob Had!leld, Sho r le; and Frank Ma rlin , Donald a nd Belly day a nd daugher, Melissa. Pam and BrucP Hager a nd children. Amy, .Ja son, Jos hua, and Ashley, Slephanle and Doug Terr oll and da ughter Ama nda Yokt', Mike and Darlene Mar shall and children, Ryan and Renee, Na ncy Wilson a nd daugh ler. Gona Roy , a nd Daisy Dt;-em I rea lize that we ve JUSt mel Grmstead The Crl nslead 1eunlon Wi ll be held Sunday al Unoon Cam p ground back of NPw Haven P ic nic dinner a t 1 All Grmstead 1 CREDIT MANAGER Wa ln ut and Henrv Sts , Ra venswood W Va T hP Rev GEO rge C Weirick pas t or Sunda y SChool 9 30 a m Sunda) wors hip Jl a m VideoView: I SERMONETTE - W Va Rl 1 James Lrwls paslor Wor ship se-rv ices 9 30 a m Sundav School11 n m E venin g worship 7 30 p m Tu esday ro lta~ C' pra yl'r meetin g an d Bible Study 9 JO a m Wo rs hip servlt'(" Wedn esda y 7 30 pm POME ROY - A co mbln t'd Vaca t ion Bible Sc hool for Pome ro\ Trlnll y Chut ch Melhodlsl Chu rc h a nd Sl Pa ul Luthera n Churc h will be held thos Mond a; th roug h F'r lday.6 311 108 30 pm al Sl Paul Lulheoa n All chil d I ~ll" ~• m 1 POMEROY - Dlsa blt'd Ameo lea n Veler ans will hold their annu a l pic nic a ll he sla lc park on south bound 33 ju sl so uTh of Darwin Monday. 6 p m . Ihose allendlng a re to ta ke a coveTed dis h Dr Rorl'nt cr~>d full ll mrcvan (lc llsm In 1969 forming Ihe He nry Roe Eva ngellsllr Assn . for S!'r vices In bolh la rge and sma ll chu rches He partici pa Ted In lhe Fl rsl Na Tio nal Ru ra l and Sma ll DR HENRV ROE Chu rch Eva ngl'llsm Conference cve t hl'ld In the Uni! Pd Sta tes In 1q77 He a ppeared In the CBS public to atTend The SPrv lces special doc ume nt ary 'Bor n Services wil l stat! al 7 W each Alla in' In 1977 a nd now hosl s lho.• In Ter nat io na l Co nfeocncc on Eva ngelis m aT SoulhY. cs l Ra p tls t Univers iT Y Bollva . Mo each yeur F:d lson a nd F ve lyn Holton o1 Da ny All lmore t• mu sical Rar 10E' and LE'c Ann Welc h ~ I re<" ! or a nd 1raVI•Is wllh D• jolnl'd olh(•o AAA IO UI Ga llipoliS Roe He will IC'ad The congrega p.•sst>nl(ers for a Ir ip To Nlagat a Ilona I sin ging and po r sl'nt musk lls and 1 oront o Ca nada The Fa eac h <'venlng Rev La m ar O'Brya nT . pas lOT go oup spenl Th r('(' qa1 s a T Ihe of lhc local church InviT es The Fa lls. a nothN da> In Toronto o£1o1lhUI' ~ } \\ 11 ,\\ f :\ ( lt l \H ll 0 ~ Ti lt- 1\A 7..\ H I-~' 1 lh ' Clcntl! n "\ln.utl p.1~1m "innrin '• lu .. ,t 'i 'VI, m ~' "'' h l u" 1"\ It! It• '.1 .1 1m \ f"luth ... . '" ' '•md. , • l iv Ill ~U!ld 1\ f \I fl U\ ~' l;. I J \ lo o i l . lj) tl t \\tO: ! rlf.,...•l,r \ l ll 1\\ I M t I lint! tnt ! l ll!1 !o ~ltJ h f 11(1 fJ Ill ,1- .\ S t- ' i'T rl I ~ 1 1> ~"I C' HUH( II ~un 1i " 11 111 1\n(•n ... ru t , ~ •I J.IIl rtm • .. • l • ~ ROCK ,.,SPRI NGS - Cross count ry practice for Me igs High Sc hool will begin 9 a m Mond ay Family Reunions Parker The Parker lam II; reumon Will be held Sund av at Tuppers Pla ins E leme nta r v School Basket donner at 1 p m All relat lves a nd fr iends welcome The F'lrst Southf'r n Ba ptlsl Chu rch 41872 Pomeroy Pk o.' . will hos T Eva ngelist Hc nn Roc In a · Real Li fe Rc\ Ivai Crusade' beginn ing Sunda y Aug 9 and ronllnu lng lhrough F'rlday Aug 14 '-'unfit \ '''" In~ 'II'\ III 'j )()pm \ u o-.(1 \ (LH O..::t 1 \it~"" II ~ l i Jl rr EAST ME IGS- Eastern Local Board of Edu ca tion will mrel In special session Monday. 7 30 p m al the hogh school A family ga lherlng was held at the home of VIrginia Meeker. Tuppers Plains, on Salul'day Among those att ending were Cmdy Bradshaw and he r son, Kit of Texas , visit ing here with her mother Alm a Hadfield, Par kersburg Cindy Is lhe grand daugller of Ms Meeker a nd she a nd her son will be retu r ning to Texas this weekend Her hu sband, Walter, was un able to make I he trip Evangelist plans meeting in Pomeroy p m Wt'dn, ..d .n l, 'tlfJfnu M' r' YH!f' i p m 11 FA IRVIEW BI BLE CHURCH Lelarl Church Of Y~l!_r Choice ... ..,.mor!C htp 'f p m V1!1.! t t~ 11on Thur$d t•)' 6 :W p Mc Ma nis pastor Sund ay School 9 JOa m Sunday morning !!-P.rv lct' 11 a m Sun da y nig h t sen Ice 7 ~ Wednesay p-ayt>r m{'('lln ~ 7 :W p m Attend The "- V ICTORY 8APT1ST ~~ N ~ nd St Mldd lf:>POr l J am rto [ K<'<'Sf'f' pus. lor Sundav mc rn ln~ wor &hlp Ul a m E\ f' n 1 1 7 w~ .... pm HARTPO RD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION The Rw David CHURCH David BeiJ , pastor Robert E worehip servJce 7 00 p m Barton, Dir ector of Chris tian Education pra yer meeting 7 00 p m Steve EbUn, assistant SundaySchool9 ~ a m , Morning worship lO 30 a m , Teens 1 lnActton,6pm EvenlngWors hlp m Wednf!Sd&y evening ptayer and Bib e study 7 30 p m Choir practice Thursda y 7pm ~ 730C Mo r nl nJ:: " orshlp 11 a m Adull Choir prarllre 6 p m Sunday Youn• Peo pi(' s Chlldrf>n 1ri Church a nd Adu l! Blblt Soud\ 1\ l'dnesday at 7 30 p m H6 PE BAPTIST CHAPEl 510 C ran1 So Mltldi<'J)(Irt Mlllla ll'd •lth Souohcrn BapiiSI Conv.n!lon Da vid Bryan Sr Ml ....J '-'WC'dnC'sdav OM hip 11 a ZION f' Ht..: RC' H OF' C HR IST Pnml1 0\ Sunday Sc hool al 9 o1IJ am Morning war Han isOn \ 1l lf' Rtl Ril l)( r t P ut lf'll m ln 1 ~ s hip al lO 308 m Sundayt>venlnaserv \ce tf' t SI J\ P SI1 nh" s o;.; Su f> l llll l M r ~ l ., at 7 30pm Thursdayserv lce$at?30 p u'>' A.-.~1 Sup! Sundi\S('Mol9 1il•m mFREEDOMGOSP E LMTSSION a t Bsld Jr Rev Roger Grace Re\ Paul McGuire APPLE GROVE - Churc h Sc hool 9 30 am Worshi p 10 00 a m !firs t a nd third Su nd a ~ sl B lblf' s t ud ~ every Sunday 7 p m UM W 5f:>cond T uesdaY 1 00 p m ?1a vC'r m P('tlng WPdn esda y 7 p m P r t \N ffi N'tln g 7 31l p m t \;.1\ ~' 17. Unl j! riJ 1 a«' I Q ln I' I "'" d Suml t \ PI C\ t <h lng 'i ~l fl m f' lt'h Sc hool s u p! '>u nci n Rt> v St t"V en N~ls on R f' v Mf'h In Fr anklin p m MC'n ~ Pr n t r Bl filk f 3o;! Fld11cl ~, m m1~ 1 r Cl.l1STF R lam es E CorNU Zunl~t:a d SllTrO N - Chm r h & hoo l (J \I I t m Mmmn g Wo rship 10 4 ~ ' m linn lnrl !hhrl Su ml tv"' F'p\lo\l shlp di nm•r ~ 1 t h C um1l !hh!l Th ur ~d a\ 6 30 p m I M C'GUITf' \ KF NO \ HL R(' !l or ( HR IST , r non CF~ NTR A L Rt v {'lt•mt'Dtf' !.; ., " m 'A r(lnNO rla \ Jnhn o.;o nl Rc \ am C!assos for all a~cs Junior Chu rch II ·~ """" ( hu rc h I ON ( , BOTI OM - l hu J( h ...c hoo\ 9 lfl ' m \\ (J t " htp 7 p m B tiJi f' Stull\ \\ f'd nr ... dn 7 ill p m L M YF Wf'flrH"1'II I\ h nn p m ('ommu mnn Fu "' Sund ,, and Bible Study Wednesday evening 7 p day, 7 p.m, Adult choir pract ice Wed . 8 \\ ors hJP tt ~U JOP P A - 160 Pat H ('n~on p11s1or Sund ay Sehool 10 expenences tOr both young an old, whether they be d Ou H f gran parents Or JUSt acquatntanCfS r Ouse 0 ur. hi h ld d YY0l'S p teaC fS US to revere OUf e ers, an to remember that we Will be there ou~ol•- some day. St hM I n :vi :t m Bthl (' Stu d' \\ r cl nC'!Hia\ Mul berry Heights Road Pomeroy Pastor John Sweigart Sabba th Sc hool Superin tendent Darline Stewart Sabbat h SChool begins at 2 p m on Saturday aUernoon with worship service fo llowin g at 3 15 p m Everyone welcome m \\ m ~ h lp 111 m lhiTtl 1 u ~dn da¥ each month worship services at 7 30p m • Wednesday evenings at 7 30 p m Prayer and Bible Study ~ 3ft ~ MT 1..------------------------:.____ (OOP E R I\TI\ E P AR ISH I ~ITf 0 METHODIST CHJ IU H :\ORTHEo\..' T Cl l'ST E R Rt \ Don 1\rr hf'T' n£ SALVATION ARMY 115 Buner nut Avr Porrrrov Mr.- Duro~ Wl nln~ In L h<.trJ!{' 5iln\~ holinf'S.o; fllff't rnJ! 10 a m Suncla' School 10: :Jl a m Sundav School YPSM Elo\S(' Adams k'adrr 7 Jt p m SalvaUon meet\n~ var1ous sp'akC'f'S and musk; sP,>eh:t\s fl:tursdav 1l :JI a m to 2 p m Ladk>5 Honl(> Ll>aSI!:Ul' J11ffllbPrs m charge all wOfn(>n invi!OO 6 45 p m Th ursdav Coq:y:; Cad('t Qasss l Young Pf>op!P-Bi blf' l 7 l'l p m Bihlf' StOOy and Prawr mrct\n,e oprnto tlr;• public HERMON UNITED BRETHREN Commu nlov of! Ct Rt 82 Rev RobM Sanders pasoor JPII Holler lay loader Ed Rous h Sund 3)' SC'h DOI Su p! Sunday School 9 3() a m m or" ln ~ wors hip and c hlldrl'n s chu rch 10 30 a m l'VP nl nJ,t proa chln~ .-n lc<' lhs! thr"" Sundays 7 30 p m Stx"ci al sl'n IC(' fou rl h Sund ay evon l n ~ 7 ((J p m W""nt•sd•v Prayer M t~ E'U n ~ Bible S1ud \ a nd Ynu, th F'r ll o\o\ ship 7 :tO P m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPH FCY Locatl'd on 0 J Wh ltr Road ot Hl•h• av """ luth Ann Fu JN CHRI ST CHU RCH l..ot: at ed tn T t'xas rewarding exchange of Ideas and l and Nu f'S('r\' care prov1drd Cotfff' hour In thP Pan.'ih Hall lmmc.:hatf'ly folkM mg ttw:> 5NVl("(' Main Sl Nf'll ProudfOOf pas10r Biblr School 9: :ll a m Monun~ " on. hip JO::Jla m Youth I'Tll"\>fi.nJ!S 6 00 p.m Evroll\2 worship 7 00 p loll S!gDS Of agmg, they W31t longer to proclatm to the mselves as 5eiUOr Cl'tlzenS In fact ' I t IS h-"-' <UU believe that some of these youthfuJ.lookmg people can be grandparents Nonetheless, regardless of how they Joak Of act, OUr elders deserve OUr res~•J ~~uu attenuon and love. Children sho uld be taught thiS by the example we set for the m , so that what would Otherwise be an uncomfortable generatlon gap Can be CHAPMAN SHOES RUTLAND - Vacallon Bibl e School Y.ill be held lhls Monday Ihrough F rlda v, 6 30 lo 8 30 p m • at Rutla nd Cl\urc h of Cht 1st Ever yone welcome SUNDAY GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Age IS the odometer by which we mark the milestones on our JOurney of life, and yet some • people seem to get better mileage than others. For reasons of vantty, good health or the absence of any SONS SlORE SYRACUSE- The la s! session of swimming lessons at London Pool Syracuse. will begin Mon day All classes are $12 Ca ll the pool at 992 9909, or Heidi Cobb aT 992 3402 to r eglsle r RACINE - Soulhern Board of Edu cation will meel In special session Monday , 8 p m , at the high school 106 lutter~l '"' , Pomtroy, Oh (614)992-2039 or (6141992·5721 • YOUR EIDERS; SOME DAY YOU'LL BE THERE YOURSELF REEDSVILLE - Ede n Unlled Brethren Church. Route 124. two miles north of Reedsville. will have homecomin g this Sunday, wllh a basket dinner at 12 30 and afternoon service at 1 30 Special s in ging Invi te d Everyone welcome MONDAY POMEROY - Phys ica ls for cross counl ry athl etes will be given Saturday. 1 30 p m . a 1 Meigs High School Mel/(~ Cou 111' ·~ Ol(lP'"I Flort:t>l ren nurserv th rough sixth grade, welcome Ca II 992 2010 for lnfor mat1on or to reglsler SATURDAY Pomlfog Flow, Shop FRANCIS FLORIST atl end There will be a basket dinner al noon BE DFORD - Bedford Town ship Trustees will meel Monday , 7 p m , a ll he town ha ll SYRACUSE -Southern High School gradu ating class of 1987 wlll hold final swimming party at Syracuse Pool Saturday, 8 1o 10 pm R utland1 OhiO 4S77S J wm .. s 111 ' Brow h. owne r Phone t•u) 142 2777 Beech Street ~ocusl& Pomer:oy POME ROY - Meigs Count y Fox Chasers Assn meeting, 7 30 this evening al Ihe club house on Eagle Ridge 992 2311 Pomeroy • .. POMEROY - Meigs County REAcr meeting wlll be F riday. ~ 30 p m al P l e asers Res taurant of Columbus. 0 ElliS & SONS SOHIO li1 Prescnpttons •t ~ FRIDAY HARRISONVILLE - Scipio Township Trustees will meel Friday, 7 p m , at the township building AGENT Natoonwide Ins . Co. ' II,. t04W Ma•n m 216 5 Second Pom e roy 992 JJ21 Meeker family gathers for reunion Community calendar/area happenings , r The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Pomeroy MiddlepOrt, Ohio Friday, August 7. 1987 ~ 7 fXrERIENCf 111f JOY Of RELIGION Ph 985 4100 f 1011D FDIC. SlcGIId Stlwt ·· W. VI. 773-5514 BANK Iii ''The le,er lanlr" .llcltton - Point Plll•t. I. VI. 675-1121 ' ' 5111 . . . N• liMn, I. lh · ~ ·-2131 J' �\ Page-8-The D111ly Sentill81 0." 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AC (wllldoW UAifl onty) washers drytn ran-. Ilia hwlfhtft RUUOWG't'fto gar bagt disposals trosh con~pac Gutters Downspouts Gutter Clean1ng Pa1ntmg FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949·2168 tors 4 22 87 tin 7 1S.I7 1 mo LONG'S CONSTRUCTION ANTIQUES BUY OR SELl R1ver1ne Ant1ques V~nyl 8t Alum S1dmg Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling 1124 fall Main Sl Pomtroy HOURS Tuo Wod Frt llomto7pm Svntlay 1 pm 7 pm Rool ng of All Types WDrked 1n HDme Area 2S Years RUSS MOORE 1 614 843 5425 992·2526 G1veaway Nune Aide. all ahiftt 9 00 1nd 5 00 pm 102 Court St Pom• roy 114 1tl2 2157 PM tnd Auoc Met Home H.ahh Cera Black .nd gray stripptd mile klnen 8 wks old Ntedt good loving home Ctl 2383 814 Junk TV S to ""'' •wav Mutt tllle Ill Cel814 446 1149 Part Beeg.. puppl• 5 m•l• 1 fem111 Call 814 317 0111 or 387 7214 Ew- 1 AVON All ertH Cell Merlyn Wawer 304 112 2848 1428 9746 Dog to good home Call 614 4340 AA EOE Beagle puppen to gkle away to good home Ce I 014 379 2552 No calls 1fte 9 00 PM • 1 8 000 in eoiJIQe ••••••n ce 6 BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U S RT SO EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO ... Authortztd John Deere New Hallantl Bush Hog Farm Equ pmenl D"''ller Far111 Eqalp111,.t Parfl & Smlea 138611c *VINYl SIDING *AlUMINUM SIDING *BlOWN IN INSUlATION BISSELL SIDING CO. N1w HorMs Built Free Est1m11es PH 949-2860 or 949-2801 No Sunday Calls 3 II tin J&L INSULATION 992-2772 FOR THE BEST IN REPLACEMENTS WINDOWS CERTAINTEEO VINYL THERMO BOSS 8 4 I mo MODULAR HOME• 992 3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10 8 lie RADIATOR SERVICE Carter French Res1dence Corner of Fourth and Palmer Middleport We can repa1r and re core radiators and heater cores We can also ac1d boll and rod out rad1ators We also repan Gas Tanks Must see to appremte PAT HILL FORD CALL 614 992 3293 992 2196 Moddleport Ohso I 13 tfc 7 BISSELL BUILDERS KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES AI Reosanable Pmes PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 985·3561 ~II Meku •Washers •0 shwashe s •Ranges •Refr gerltors •Dryers •Freezers Day or N1ght NO SUNDAY CALLS 4 16 86 tlo The Army Net Of\1 Guard 1 800 842 3619 Cd lost and Found WANTED 4 BR J&L BLOWN INSULATION Rl 124 Pomeroy Ohoo AlUMINUM SIDING AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Alu Trtn1111lauon PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 6 17 tic EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck auto & heavy equipment repa1rs and weldong (All makes & models) PH. 949-27 56 John K Bant:l: Owner/Mechanlf J J 17 l mD VINYL & •lnsulat on •Storm Doors •Storm W ndows •Replacement Wmdows •New Roof ng FREE ESTIMUES JAMES KEESEE PH 992-2772 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Addone 1nd remDdeting Roof ng and gu e wo It Cone e e wo k Plumb ng and e ect eal WOk (Free Est mates) V C YOUNG Ill 992 621S or 992 1314 Pomeroy Oh o PARTS and SERVICE mut cutter L01t Sma ght brown m hlted Terrier Male lott n Pomeroy on July 31 C.U 114 992 7148 45131 Update ol eppl cant f n E.~tper fo k)c.l sui* market S1n1 retumtto Bo• c a 101 G• lipol • Da ty Tr bune 825 3 d Ave Oelltpo • Oh o LOST Sm•ll BlueT ger M•l• C•t w .. lng wh tt f t1 c;olllf If fou nd plea•• cal :J04 n3 9173 or 773 68159 lut aeen v c nity of Center Street n Meson J&L BLOWN INSULATION PlUMBING & HEATING 168 l"orlh S.cond Middleparl Oh o 4 S7 60 CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES SALES & SERVICE POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL We C• y F sh ng S u pples Pay Your Cable & Phone 8 lis Here .,... ~• , IUIINIS! PHON! FREE ESTIMATES 141 ,,2 6150 PH. 992-2772 lEIIOIN(I PHON! (1>14) "2 7714 730 17 I mo " TAYLOR BUILDERS R c it Pu 1on Auc onee I c enstd n Oh o and Wnt V rgl n • E11ete enhque f•m lklu det on sa es 304 773 67815 J m a odd jobs p•ntlng dtkte way ..... ng. c•pentw wok& oaf epa t ... a hed9ft e~pe enced Cel 114 379 2418 Wanted To Buy We pey c•sh to ••• modi!! clean used ce 1 J m M nh ChiN 0 ds nc. 81 Gene Johnson eu••e 3112 TOP CASH pe d fo 13 mod .. •nd newet' used tMI Smhh 8uclPontac 1911 Eeettrn Ave Gall~ s C• ••• Ul 2282 Wtk- -afllolotafK We olso knew the ploct fo butthff'ing and procest ng. We Jattdy or you don t poy fll! IUTCH£RING CAll ANYTIME 446 8318 76 PLASTIC ClAn CERAMIC BISQUE lf2 PRICE JulY. 7 2 1 mo $1 7 000 00 8 13 tin MARCUM CONTRACTING CHESTEI OHIO •ROOF NG•S D NG •WINDOW REPlACEMENT •REMODEliNG & ROOM ADO TIONS •GAR AGES & POlE BUilDINGS ACCENT FENCE COMPANY Let Us Feaee You 111 FREE ESTIMATES RES DENTAl COMM ERC AL PH 742-2027 TUPPERS PLAINS - 8 ck anch hat has m 1 h ng Fu basement w th In shed rec oom I ~ baths beaut lu k lchen lo rna d n ng 3 bed ooms oak tr m qual ly wor k Spac ous ot 2 car ga age pat o E<cel ent co nd t on $68 000 00 985-4141 Real Estate ~ OUT Of TOWN - Eve yoneloves the count y and th s s your chance to I ve he e N ce 3 bed oom I a e w lh new ca pet n v ng oom ceI ng fans n LR & k tchen A/ Cun I n Mas ter bed m I bath w th washe & drye ncluded Newer fronl po ch to s I on and wasle those summer even ngsa way n lh s peacefu counlry sell ng Also has man y olhe tea tu es nc ud ng a wet bar sa tell ted sh o sof cab nel space 2 bay w ndows n d n ng area an d masle bed oom All e ec t c d I ed we I MAKE OFFER $14 500 00 MORNING STAR ROAD- Want to bu d your own ho me but cant nd th e pe fee( pace We I we have t 5 5 acre ots located on Mo n ng Sta Rd Wale & e ect c ava abl e Ca I us and stat bu ld ng your d earn home loda ~ $10 000 00 each NICE BRICK - Lg and s caped ol 2 pa os dbl ga age 6 ms 3 bed ooms 2 • ce am c balh s cenl al a and heat am 1 m w h I ep ace and eq u pped ktchen ~1 3 0 000 2 APTS - Nea K oge s Ce n al hea panel ng n o de n k Ichen basemen! ga age and ve v ew Ask ng Si:fVII.I~S 14 ACRES -AI Bald Kn ob w lh ee gas and sp ng on good cou nl 1 oad A FRAME- 4\ n ce 3 bed rooms 2? balhs u basement wth 2 busness ms wood bu ner g ga age about 30•40 coppe pum~ g and 66aces $59~ 2 HOMES - 2 o s v ew of ver backva ds base men ls Ju sl $1 4000 OWNER FINANCING - 3 bed oom 2 sto y fra me n Sy acuse Gas furnace I on po ch and g garage Only $1 5 000 CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992 3326 Housinq Headquart ers An 110 unce mHn 1s 3 Announcements New Wa k ns Dealer ae ng hou1ehold sp en) eerv ng G•ll a Co and now ooll ng to recru ta If intereued call Jim o V •n Benson 614 266 1Ji076 Cook tTVSe vcew be closed fo wacatonfomAug3thruAue 15 Electromc Organs Mob1le serv1ce 614-843 5248 IEASONAilf IEUIILE lin • J&L INSULATION HEATING & COOLING •FURNACES •AIR CONOIT_ IC~NI:R!>I •HEAT PUMPS FREE ESnMATES PH.992 HENRY E CLELAND JR JEAN TRUSSELl DOTTIE TURNER TRACY RIFFLE OFFICE -- ------~- --- 6191 2660 5692 3080 2259 A ea f m 1eeklng local ndwid tJI to outs de ••• pos1tan T ernendoue opportunity to em bit10u1ngyMng p•eonwho meec "ew peop e Not ento¥1 only a JOb but e car... Compllfe benet p•c:k~ge. Send numeto P S C Bo• 18 0 Anowhead Lane Porlemouth OhtO "'5-602 Wanted ThrM pert t me Com munhy Sa vtct Warlt., polhlont eva lab e with 1n ntermediate care f1c lity for d~Vek»pmentally d ubltd Jdutte m 8 dwell 1 I 28 hou •week 12 30 830 am ;J dav• • w"k; plus 2 hou weeltlv Iliff meet ng. 21 34 houeweH 1230830am 4 d..,••week: plus2 hourweetttv staff mnt~ng 31 18 hou • week 10am I pm S1t Sun p u1 2 hour wtekly tt1ff meet ng All posiCion• High school degru wa d Ohio drhl ., 1 I cenH and good drh.rln1 eco d equtred ebtlity to work well at • team member ••etl ent Interpersonal communlc• 1 on 1ki • creativa .,d 1tlf motw•ted 1b lhy to wark whh m n m.t eupenr ston punctu•l end good o ganb:atton •k lie r8qUtred ex per 8Cfle WOfk nt with p ofoundty o eeverety retarded ndrvktulls 1nd ence n the •ppllcMJOn no m1l uteon pr ncipt.. pre fer td S1larv t4 U per hour VaCJt on end• Ck btnef ts. S1nd esume nd eating wh•ch posit on(s) applying fo to Robin Eby Buc:kaye Comrnunhy Servlcee P 0 Box 804 J1ckeon Oh o 46140 D11dl ne to spplic.nt• 8 13 87 Equa opportunity em """'"' Bush hog tmltl flit l1nd near town if Wrte ested Call 814 446 8471 llfte< 6 00 PM 4 Giveaway IIZII Mother dog and fou'f puppiJt tmall m aed b 310 7th St eet New H1ven 304 882 ••d ., 4 446-7160 246 6487 A•e•onable etu Ma on Snld., 114 1<11 2129 •c •• full basement 3 ml 10 of G1lli~ 1 34 900 CeU D•v• 514 4•1 1111 Ahar fp 6 00 Call 814 448 1244 HouH plu1 71 ecrn 1 m no of No Galle H S Ru .. water kJts of woods No HtOnable off" refuNd Cllll14 440 &880 33 bedfoom houH on Otfv•r St 1ft M dd aport S tutted on lerge UN tur:rou~.cl lOt c:Jote to schools end 11 ocery atorn N. .dl 1 few but Ia very IN11ble •• • A good starter home 1t onty t9500 614 912 2781 fa nfo m.tlon •cr" 304 •It• 5 00 2 Mdl oo rn on Butt.. nut A.,. PGfl'l8f"oy C tOM to town ya d c. 614 837 1321 400pm Com mere • tN ld nge to 1.... Oownlown PI Pltnent StOfel o" c•• A One Real E1tate C•ro YeiQtt 8 o...r Ca 304 875 111M ..,~ •tt• 3 btd oom 1 v, btth COfntf lot Cto.e to tchoo 1 1nd town Ca &1• H2 3165 evenings I oom hOu N rwo b11h1 nltW oof NueNh wlndowa. g•.. • 2oll N fou nh Ave Middleport M1ke offer 114-2ol7 4872 or 81. 2•7 2632 8512 detn • h• 44 36 Lots & Acreage I)Oifl l w th blth fliefiiW II tctt.n comp •11 with nltW u• ~· I •c 1 a• u n ce fill en d Con wen <H:ft lo n Ce IU Ul 7827 Apartment for Rent •P• Fu n thed tm • nt 1210 u Ht " r.'d t bdr 920Four h 0•1 po 1. C• 1 4•6 ... 18 at e 8om MOde n 1 BR apartmeol Ca 6U 4<16 0 390 ARBUCKLE - N c. 3 b.d oom d n ng I>Und"' femtfv rooms 1 l'r b1tha '-' • eta dly willie ll6 000 00 lOot IUJI 91 48m •c 614 448 3844 Middleport & Porch S1le Fri 8o• 7& Eu eke St•r At Gal polia 1J mite south of At 218onAt 7 Tool& tebl• for hmg room d n.. te •M lots of odds 1nd ends Aug 7th and 8th 1 Vz m out lui..., I e Ad Left onto Kt r Bethel lth hauae on r ght AduiJ; 1nd chiWren 1 c othing-meny sizes tc:l niiJ c:h•r ,....: Ca 11•.u• z&•e Fri 1nd Sat 9 4 Mother of Tripfeta 344 LeGr•nde lead crvetel glettwa • Aodl:w•l fig ur nn beseba Cefdl di• hwe•h• clothn toya Avon collector bottl" boolll 47 Wanted to Rent s.,.e 11 types ol loti f6 11 e 10 m •• so ulh of Po nt P .... " on At 2 Ca Ja. 1578 2021 2 bed oom co tege 2103 J e f for Lease teno n Ave C ean new cl pet 1210 pe mo nth w t h o ne yea e au 304 875 4100 9 am to Rd Coli 014 388 9745 Pomeroy Middleport & C1rpo culeAug I 71 Ran or shine 1 m 1 on S.itay Run Ad <Jn eft Wood nbin~ ,,.,., ch ldtena bODitl til 1 ••• etathing. ml•c htma Yard 1111 Aug 7 1nd I I• m 1 Cloth ng d 1hwe e toys al half pr ce & 10 Mverel P•ec:• of ._.,c •• equ pment pr ced .. marked Oth• hem• et.o 3 m les up St1t1 At 143 F et t elltr on left up Wolf Pen Ad A1.v•s •• dence HouM for rent in good nefvhbo hood LR DR K chen 3 BR beth full b11em111t C o1etoc ty ec:hooll end ch u ch I 300 • month p u1 dep Cal 61' ""'" 1734 4 BA houH for ant 3m 10 of Gall pole •3oo a month pus dep Ref .c~u ed C1 814 448 1616 After 5 00 PM call 3 11m y Augu1t 7 and I 9 00 I 00 Cloth ng ltvmgroom furnituJe d n111e T V Jnd 3 whe•lar F tt house on eft 8• ., Run Pomtfoy 446 1244 8 oom house 3 bedrooms 2 full baths forced •lr he•t air condttion., downsle 1 No Pe11 Must hwe Jeference Ava lib • et one• 814 849 2806 3 bedroom houN Mu berry Htl Large yard Depoe t Awf•ence t225 mon1h t14 992 7810 2 bedroom W 0 hook up ba... mtnt C ean Qu " ocat on •dulll 111\tO,. prtferred 1 or 2 ch ldren No pete Aef•~nce 1165 t195 month plul deposit Ava l1bl• mmed lttly I. 3 bed room house n HendMon W V• t271 00 month ca 614 441 9862 Two bedroom house New Heven unfurniahed t158 00 month Depoth r~e~u red Phont Pt Pleasant 7pm Yard tale Fridl'( Aug 7 9? Acrose from Or1d1 School Rutl~nd Aug 8th 1000? . . _ HaR lloalt ond Clolond Raolty Loti of clothi"V redto. ..P• etc llttte of everything J 218 835 3152 3 bedroom houea n Pomeroy Oar111• new k tchen Depos t ~tQuired Call814 992 8158 Sl At 124 toward• Rutland Cent 11 a r cond carpet tw n bed frame c othlng household temo VICinity I fMnlty yerd ule Stile Rt 884 Harrieonvm.. Aug I 7 8 9 VICinity Yard nle 28011 Meadowbrook Or S1turdey 8 3 Yard Sa e 10 till 7 Fr day a Satu d.., 212 Camden Avenue Pqtnt Plea11nt close to H1 mon P•k Garage Sale. Friday • S•turday 1 0 to 4 Clothe screens thutter small t.ble end chawa ... S WAN Fu rt shed eu c tnCV Apartment 3 m1 bJttt cerpetth oughout P vate qu et S ng e w o king perso n on y C1ll 614 '46 4607 448 2602 N ce 2 8R IPt Stove ef g w•t• tu n shed ' ~ m f om Ga po 1 1210 • mo No pets Call 614 446 8038 Q IC OUI liwing 1 and 2 bed room apsrtm.,..ts •t VI age M•no and R ven de Aplrt ment n Mddepot Fom t215 ncludng ut tet Ct 304 182 2183 " 42 Mob1le Homes for Rent 14x70 mobile home plrtl•llv furniehed c.mral •ir cion to .,_,., hoepitll and eto H Phone 304 t75 1789 1fter 4 pm Panlolly tut'rllohad traHr' 304 175 2424 Raw• d you se f with a new hetvy duty z g zag 1 nge sew ng m1 c h n e Suggested tt t239 99 You pr ce h • week ony t159 99 TttaF•b cShop 61' 992 2284 1-"------- - - - - - TONY S GUN REPAIRS hOt eb ue ng now ak ng o dtw o de s fo cut to m Mausers call 304 676 463 For en1 Eff c ency cottage Ml Ave Pt Ple1eant Hud appJOVId 11• 992 6868 t~~;:::~~:;:::::~;~~==~~~·~~~~~ 61 Farm Equ1pment 71 New Holand 717 Fo geHerves Ia New Holland 7 Heyb na Gnh 95 G ndar m xe A ex cellent cond t on 304 273 4215 1973 Chevy Cap cn Good work car $400 Ca11614 992 2077 63 student mode lke new condton $226 A so fo ding mu• c sta nd Cel614 742 2951 58 FrUit 8s Vegetables Cann ng toma toes you PICk 83 00 bu 1he M1 shall Ad•ms letart Fe s 614 247 2055 boars we tested et the Oh o Testet on that ge ned over 2 6 lbs pe dey Roger Bentley Sabina OH 613 584 2398 3 yr o d wary gentle P• nt hor•e t260 2 VI y oldverygentlegray Sta on S200 Call 614 388 9663 1 Appaloosa 2 Ouarte Horse mares AI sttown successful n 4 H end open shows Call 61~ 388 8694 7 cows and 1 bull can be seen mo n nga PI ny outa call 304 1 982 Shasta 1 6 V2 ft AC TV antenna sa f e ont a ned $1eeps 5 h ca cond Call 614 245 5017 1974 Chevy toppe ••eel 256 6898 1973 23 ft P owler Campe Exce cond Ca 614 24S 5593 F"rm Supp lies & Livestock 1980 Cama o 42 000 m es auto on floo new pant & t f8S 304 675 3298 1971 Chevella 2 doo t400 1973 302 Fo d eng ne 68 000 m es 9160 00 304 676 2736 1978 and 1976 G eml n need• wo k both lo $450 304 675 44•9 Call between 6 end 8 CROSS & SONS U S JS Wes1 Jackson Oh o 814 286 8451 Maeny Fe guson New Ho and Bu1h Hog Sal• II Se v c: e Over 40 used tracto s to choose f om & comp ate ne of new & used equ pment LargMt select on n 5 E Oh o BASEMENT WATERPROOF NG Uncond t onel fet me gua en tee loca references fu n •hed F aa est mates Ctllll collect 1 614 237 0488 day o n ght RogereBa1ement Waterp oot ng SWEEPER and uw ng mach ne rapa pans and suppl ee P ck up and del VIUry Oav ill V•cuum Cleaner one half m Ia up Georges Creek Ad Cal 614 Str~w 5086 and Hay c• 304 675 CCC Cert f cates 2443 304 676 TransportatiOn 166 MF 0 ese tra cto SJ960 #12 MF b1ler S1160 7ft NH hayb nd 8650 200 gallon sp •v tanlt t;!-96 Cel 614 286 1 977 Buck leSabre tou doo aiT sta o c u •e t t new pant 360V 8 $1,50 Call61. 446 Autos for Sale !12750 241 nte nat o n a ound ba e ke new 13260 lnte nat on• hay cond tone S295 G lnde Ca 614 286 Mlxe $650 Fo Sale 1983 P ymou1h Ho 59 000 mIn N ce Cal 614 379 2726 r I! On 4 d 1970 Nowa 327 eng TRW p ston full ace cam 202 heade 1 duat ellhauat Munc a4 spd Pos •• end fbe galt hood with scoop Ca 61• 446 1888 ask for John Mon 9omery We d 16 cu ft f eezer 2 yeas o d $176 W ngtH wa shef w th new ub Yl v good cond $1 00 304 895 3683 T ee end stump removal stonB mu ell topso I sp ay ng chan 1 nk fence s sh ubs Don s Landscapes Cal 614 446 2454 6579 71 6622 ---'----,-------,- 8 1974 Dodge P ck tJP new t res and JNII nt moto g eat 1977 Ford ~ ton P ck up moto good and pans Cal 614 669 3661 1980 Dodge ptck up 318 3 spd new parts and ext 11 12800 Cel61"' 446 4•62 1982 Oodie Rem 160 Stand a d t anem nron alent s • ove d tve No u1t good t es $3800 614 985 4418 Sta Its T ee and Lawn Se v ce awn ce a andscap ng stump emova 304 676 2842 or 576 2903 Vans & 4 W D 73 1974 Fo d Van 7x.12 ut dV body 37 000 actual m as Very good cond Cal 304 676 7624 1 977 :t/4 ton Dodge Van needs wo k $200 o bast oHer Ca 614 446 2946 1 978 Conve 1 on GMC Van PS PB • c:ond 304 675 2131 Jeep CJ5 2742 Afte 6 304 676 Bu d ng and remodel ng oom add tons oof ng layout level ng s d ng beth ooms con crete e ectr ea drywa I p umb ng 304 675 3713 OliVER$ Tee T mm ng png. t mmng p unng wood stofrn d1mage downs F ee Est mates 675 3817 82 1986 ST 4 whee d rve 32 000 mile• $6 700 304 895 3082 John Deere 45 EB Comb na 2 owconhud10ft 12hgan tab e Good cond t2500 Ca 614 246 6593 304-896 3874 74 1979 Muttang 4 cvl good shape 1975 OodgeCha gerSE goodahape Call614 379 2662 anyt me Ettate Vah clee 1978 LTO Brougham excel cond 1976 Dodge p ckup w th toppe 70 000 m es 1972 Ford LTD one owner 73 000 mUes Call 814 245 91&2 0 448 6764 Chsw M• bu Wagon 1983 good cond uns good AC AM FM C•u roof raclt good t e• V 6 eng ne Book •ted 83750 ask ng $3600 Cell 614 446 8211 Motorcycles lAYNE S FURNITURE CARTERS PlUMB NG AND HEATING Co Fourth and P ne Gall po s Oh o Ptlone 614 446 3888 o 614 446 4477 Electncal & Refngerat1on 1986 Honda CR12& low h 11 g<Jodahape Ca 614 379 2652 •ny t me 1983 200 8 g Red Rebu t engine New etta n sprockets exhau1t and t res EKtra factory ellhaust end t rea $650 o best offer Ca 614 379 21•2 1979 Hond• XR 250 Good cond $500 Call 614 2S6 1924 1981 Kawaealt Plumbmg B4 1986 CR 260 Honda cond v W pa ts fo 614 388 8358 6980 top dead take 304 & Heatmg 1976 Fo d F 100 300 6 cyl 3 speed Call 304 675 1804 Spec as on New Ho and H1y too a c11h dee s Two Model 256 8 v, tt ekes S2 200 00 One Model 256 8 VI ft rakewhh dol y whee 1 U 400 00 Two Model 472 7 ft hayb nes f6 960 00 One Model474 7 tt haybne $6 400 00 Two Mode 488 9 ft htVblne s& 600 00 One Model 489 9 ft hayblne $7 500 00 One Model 30 1000 RPM blowe S2 960 00 One Model "'82 d sc mOWif S3 460 00 Keefe • Se v ce Cenu St At 87 Po nt Pleaunt R p "i Road Phone Home Improvements RON S Te ev son Sarv ce House ca • on RCA Quaza GE Spec al ng n Zen th Call 304 576 2398 o B1ol ol46 ba eon wagon Hay for bedd ng 60c 304 1575 27 x36 x9 13•8 t ac lt doo & 3 wallt doo 84444 e ected I on Ho se 8 dgo 614 332 9745 BOO Fo d t 1cto 81 9546 M Ked h.., S1 Portable ghted changeable et e a gn 8299 t ee del very and lett es W Va 800 642 2434 o Oh o 800 63 3 3 453 55 Bu1ldmg Suppl1es 1985 T ans Am low mileage oaded exce ant cond ton W cons der t ada Call even ngs 304 876 2295 pm 61 Farm Equopment Services 6360 Ce•noatstaw 11 60pe bee Ca 614 949 3069 aftfl 5 00 0577 New showe we pump uted on e week 304 676 4373 79 Fo d Fa mont 73 000 o g n• m las Good eond 304 675 Hay & Gram 64 Ca I 614 446 Restdent a o co mmerc al w epa s ng New se vee o L censed el6ct can Eat male free A danour Elect cal 304 676 1786 85 General Hauling 0 a d Wale Se v ca Poo s C stems We s Delve y Any t me Ce I 614 446 7404 No Sunday call• 1977 Kawaukl 250 d rt Run nngcondton$160 814 992 6188 R & R Wale 1916 Hond1 XA600R S1400 Cell 304 675 3268 Serv ce Home c.ste na wei s po o s f ed Fo mer y James Bov• Wa er Co I 304 675 6370 19815 Honda XA 350A bought new 1n 1186 Runs e"tra good 1860 00 Phone 304 676 6431 1979 Honde CR 260 excellent condlt on t500 304 &75 1983 Chevette Standard .a •p1ed In good cond ton 49 000 m lea 132 Buttllfnut PomlrO'f Oh o 2 bed o<Jm furn sed ap1 ref and deposi1 N.w Haven W Va 304 862 3267 or 304 773 1024 3 ooma and blth glt hell gr01,.1nd floo weahl end dryer hO<Jk up no ettildren immediate oecup•ncv No pttts phone 1985 Ford Escort low mll ..ge ocellent cand tion 2 door t3500 cash 814 388 9756 .tier 15 p m 304 57ti 4480 "'53 o 60 •n .. 1983 Chevette cellent condition 4 door lugg~ge cer rl• ltand•d 4 speed 48 000 mM• t2400 132 Bun.mut Ave Pomeroy Ohio Apt • 198 .,.r month plua ut lttiea A If & small deposit requ eel 304 773 9194 nlohad Call 304 898 3410 79 Motors Homes & Campers 446 0294 APARTMENTS mol;le hom" houe" PI Ple11ent 1nd G1 lipo II 814 448 8221 M1r1hll 1tudent1 town houN eptt 6 m nut11 drive from cempue, llfge enough tor 3 ttudtntt Depo•it Rtc~ulred Ref•ena. Furnished, or unfur :; ;:; =;:;: ==::;:;==== 32 t a er se f contl ned bed room at meny ext as awn ng K ode Pa k Pt P aa1an WV No phone calls plense L ke 937 2208 600 182 2223 1982 Fod Exp PS PB ar AM FM sun roof eathe sea s $2000 cash Cal 614 388 9756 afte 5 p m Turbo hydr omat c 400 fo Oldt mob le &100 end 1974 Monte Carlo good ong no and trans Cal afte 6 p m 304 895 3638 Ou oe Boa s B ed ust lte the Eft c ency aplrtmtn1 P VIII en1 tnce S ngle work ng eduh only Reference •nd depoett requ red 814 912 6942 after 3 room turn shed gatJge lpt 412 1.. St New Heven 304 1980 D e sel V W Rabb t $1660 1973 Pper Cherokee 140 $13 000 1974 wrecked Corwtte conve t be 51800 614 949 2756 l1vestock 6622 County Applance nc Good u•ed appl 1nc11 and TV seta Open lAM to &PM Mon thru Sot 814 441 1899 627 3rt!. Ave Ga I po 1 OH V~ttnon In M ddl-..or1 Oh o 2 room fu niehed spt 304 882 2668 Autos for Sale 2985 AVON l oolt et u t now Ea n h • Monev 304 675 1429 diveSt Ge polt NEW 6 pc wood g OUP. t399 lvng oom1ute1 11991599 Bunk bedl with bfldd ng 1199 Fu • re m1n ess & foundlt on 680 8 Case Baekhoe load& stan ng t99 Re c neJS t9 600 00 304 468 1031 start n\} S99 USED Beds d en•" bed oom 1971 GMC Tandem Dump su te• 1199 1299 Oetka Tuck 671 GM d neleng ne 10 w nger wuher 1 comptete ne •Peld t an s a b akn PS of used fu n ture t7500 00 304 4138 1031 NEW Western boots $30 Wo kboots S18 & up !Steel a 1oft toe Cal 614 446 3169 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waehtu dryers ef glfato a engee Skegge App en c es Upper Rwer Ad b81 de Stone C est Motel 814 448 7398 Auto Parts & Accllssones Us ed and Rebu Itt ans m u •ons nte na ly napected end gua an eed n sta at o n e11a eb e We buy Jun k t anem ss one Call 614 446 0966 675 4232 AUCT ON S. FURNITURE 62 6U 992 7787 EOH c othea 2 cha ra bo<Jka reco da c •r n.. g1m" m I(; items C 01111 F re Dept Tupper& P 1 nt FrJdey and Saturd81( J & 51 Household Goods ""'a He f of 1 double 1 21 State St 8 roomt bllh carpet t200 a month Sec Oep end ,.et requ ed DONE 2 BR untu niehed house with Qlfat•· Accept one child Aef 1nd O.p Ca au o&48 9618 MUSICal Instruments S u u C 1ftm1n 10 ad a 11w new 1300 2 YJ hp met• tab 1 N cely fu n shed •m•H ho u•• Adults on y Refe en cet e qu ted OH It H1 pM'k ng Ph e14 033B VICinity Six tam ly S•tu d., on At 7 Jult patt SA 1 •3 heeding toward Mega High School on nghl Watch for • gne Rem c.ncele Merchandise Houses for Rent 76 Reg.sta ed Tho oughbred Vaal ng F ly Call304 675 3030 or •bo• 6 pm Y1rd Hie V2 ml outlngeU• Ad offlr 218 Aug 789 42 Ref Q frltler t300 T•bt• t26 Firewood t2& 145 HP riding mower 11400 Tiller t1 50 TU lundey Aleksic • houH in Porter on Cl•rtl Chtpll 5912 Coppa tone Genera E ecu c s tove f26 1972 Cameo Run1 As s 1250 1978 fo d V. ton p ck up 4 wheel d ve t1700 1973Ch vs 1o 170 Vo vo eng ne C1.1 ddy c• b n w th po t1b • po tv S2800 Ten :14•10 190 See al J m Per• ngers es dance M e H Rd Ra e na Rentals VICinity ° Coli 814 446 COUNTRY MOBilE Home Pa k Roula 33 North of Pom eroy Ren at a ers C a 614 992 7479 49 lO t 016 c lowe v organ A 1 S700 t m 614 992 Off ce Spac e to Rent Exce ent fo A no n.., • A cc t~un • nt ete C o 1e to Cou 1 Hoose C• Wiseman R.. E111 e Agency o n Je rv• Run Ad App • G o._.. w lh u 1 wa a 3 o• na 2383 1 ¥1 14 ftfb4Wg au 18 hp Eve n ude mo tor and tre e $400 00 Ca 304 675 1658 62 Wanted to Buy 57 12 foot mesh sa e te d s h receive end t ackM All emote 2 Yll 1 o d new coat $3000 w Mllfo S860 Ca 614 992 6723 atte 6 00 o 614 992 740 Seco nd A111e 1115 pet rnon1h De po s 1 • qui ad Ca 614 4"'1 4222 between 9 • 6 Fun shed Jow nst l • 3 rma •nd beth Cla.n No peu Atlulu only D•poeit an d A1t Requ ed C•UI14 446 1&19 1339 New 46 Space for Rent 3 o 4 Be d oom hous e n Kyger C eek S choo D 11 ct Ret..- en ces Ph 614 "'415 Bfi21 PR CEO R OHT - 1971 Schu t1 mobi • homt 12•10 2 bedrooms on lf'llld ot IMoc:l en4 und...-p.,n ng 11cfudtcf fltrt llftv fum shed t-4200 00 3041 182 2048 & 9220 h<tsp tal bed w h m•ttrass and 1 de a II Used lUll seve a weeltl Sod naw fo S1400 ult ng only t600 A 10 b and new fo d ng whae eha Neve used outt de U1ed only 3 day• n1 de S o d new fo t645 A1k ng SlOO 814 992 2786 1 BR apt 32 Mobole Homes for Sale Pomeroy ed ma es S150 each AKCT ny AKC Adu T nyToyPoodlePupp Toy t Fema • 4 yrs Mold2 Chesapeake Ret ve ptJpa At(C eg ne ed 1h0t1 and wormed ready to go 304 937 2806 lfttt 6 00 Uke new manually opMa ed ••e A..Swced 37 718 K l . . IU voeved n2 ooo c. 614 441 2071 1 ~ •e •• riwer ffont property in S ¥ IICUII 14~70 moble home 10~30 en c o..d PO ch ,...., 24•32 g• ·~· C• Glenn Cun d n eu 992 3905 Pets for Sale D agonwynd Cattery Kenna CFA H malayan Pare an and S amese k ttens AKC Chow pupp es New k tten1 S emete and 1't me ayans Ca 61• 446 3844 efta 7PM 8 f1 Spum Alum num Set It te 0 1h w th ece ve pnd acka Cos 12500 new Ask ngt750 Mu1t seU mmtd etely C1 &14 992 6379 • v- lfvtnw oom dec:ll f .. w1t., eap\IC I W'Mo loan tion Fl..,e m nut" to Pown. Pl..uru Attlf IS p m 304 171 uoe 16 ft f be glass •o HP John son mot o end tra er $1500 C•ll 61• 446 1628 or 448 G oom end Supply Shop Pet Gr o om ng A breads All sty es JuleWebbPh 614 446 0231 a9•~r Room• fo en day week mo nth Oa • Ho e C•l 614 9680 Ren •• o w u t120 month ••OtY Gallipolis 56 Boats and Motors for Sale 1985 24 ft Pontoon ffo11bo1t 70 HP Eve n ude motor tre ler l ots Ell ra1 Sea et Ga I polll BoetCub Ca 8144464782 246 6121 Furnoshed Rooms 7244 J====:::::::::::::;;;.l===:;;:;======- for current federel I 1t 0118 02 0091 Fu n s hed 1pt nell doo to L btl y One p ofess ona Aduh onty Pa k ny Ph 446 0338 Mobi • Hom e For Rent - 2 bed ooms fu n shed Jo• 875 FOR SALE C""'rnorclol '"' ld "g ,..... nlu lied 50 a 100 ,t.pp od mltety ~ ven o d 'h SOMERVILLE REAl ESTATE 304 675 3030 ""'fnP Y•d S• e 1 It 1 me evM Qua I Creell No 17 FJ Aug 7 1nd Set Aug 8 G rls newborn liZ• 12 fHIIhhte• C1111r I and Weath• Tam•J Boys 12 2• months jHeehhte•l women 1 and men • cloth ng 54 Mosc Merchandise Co am•n 3 lon a cond tone modu a $ 260 45 141180 2 bedoom tl er wth •• pando llvWlg oom ocattd on lerge teva ot n M ddleport New school• and stor• 114 912 2101 efte 7 OOp m t: l 614 192 2318 75 Now buy ng she co n o ea co n Cal lo a es1quo1e1 R ve C tv Fa m Supply 614 446 14•70Memorv1980 28RS 1 blth Oueil C k No 6 C• 614 245 9129 2 bed oom u.ao fu n 1hed w11h• •nd drye centTI • c. 614 992 7479 KIT N CARLYLE ®by Larry Wnghl Bu ld ng M1te ala Block b cit sewer pip es w n d ows ntele etc C eude W n tare A o G ende 0 Call &14 STANlEY Homeca e P odu c s 0 de today Meke you o ft cell& house c eanng ease S. peaI Ufelble Call Stephan e 614 44& ss8e 2730 a crl 01 four M'liiM I o m new I oom house 1nd beth t 1/t •ere •24 000 CeM 114 912 7463 l'h .. b.ct oom bridt. home Gowmm.m: Job• t16 ()jl() 019 230 ynr Now h~lng Call 1 801 U7 eooo ht R 8108 o 773 818& Bus1nese Bu1ldmgs 114 742 2821 119100 VICE A 10 ewn cutt ng 304 175 151Jil Rtlll~o~ lnt IUII!;*t for 111• Eastern Aw Ce 814 440 30n Of 441 9782 n3 &118 34 2 B w th eepa ate d n ng room f175 e mon1h Owner pay1 w1te andt aehp ckup 10m et OutAt 141 IPPO .II 16mn A1ccoon Tr Pa k Ca 614 379 o• 20 ac 1 f.,m with 3 8A hou se H•nn•n Trlct Aold Glenwood W V1 to mo e informltio call ChHte 2 b.cl oom bath fu b1ument a v• wtth stat • ( C(MJid make 2 oom1) Older gerqe. outbu ldi"g 10•325 k>t LAWN MOWER fltiEPAIR Sfllll NOTICE THE OHIO VAllEY PUBliSH NG CO ecomrn.,.ds lhat yqu do bu1mft1 w Itt people y OY know and NOT IO IMd tnonll'; through the rnail unlil you hMI• nvHtlglltd the oHenng Farms for Sale 1315 •PP 20 IC f t til bottom and w th 2400 lb lobecco bal e • 11• bern p us 3 outbu d nge Mobi 1 home hook up N ce horne • te Ce I 814 251 1174 •it• Wh'fl en wtten you t:lln own a h0me1 Own"' w il h .. p fin•ce th • 1 Yt hOme 1 ~ 11 north af Pt PI '4 I C • t•Nn IPGI 3 bedrooms Ill tft .. 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Buameu Opportunity "A severe rainbow alert has been ISSUed for the followmg areas." 55 Buddmg Supplies The Dally Sent•nei- Page- 9 AKC Go den Ret IN'e rs Cham p on b ood ne Ready after Aug 16th Shots end w<J med Ca aha 5 00 PM 614 446 6641 402 Fourth Ave 14 oomt 4 ~ bathe Now uMd •• 4 aplrt men t s Priced tor qu ct!Nie Call 11.& 448 2967 ow 1 lMIIw'n Mower Rep~ We p Q up 1nd d•Ne OOQd utl<l mow~• fo .. • Clll 614 7•2 2393 o 11<4 7U 30t1 G Rec ne 304 675 6930 diapONI C OM 0 Chut eh end ~hools Coutd ttke posMUkln IMfo • tchoo 1t1rta Ae~e ble Com• and ... at 381 0 ant St Midd tpod 1 e 14 192 oom• tv Col 141l70 Wndeo wth 14x30 Hd tlon 3 bed aome pond app o• 3 Ga polls Fer y Gallipolis Will consider mobile home esn•de-tn t47 500 C.tl It 1 country living n my home hH the elderty P Nett bed beth and living oom No 1tep1 ~ce P'Of Ch end ya d only M\14H1 m nutH I om 1to.n and holpi11 ... , . , .. 992 1115 Wotf Pen Ad 3rd house on lefl from 143 Aug 10 15 8 d•k Lott of good cloth• Fri-.dlv Home Pert'- hll a,.., ng for m•n-a.,. end de•lertln Krttan• K ttena Cute end Play your • •• Urg•t I ne In p1ny lui 304 8a2 2614 plan free kh hrend nllo¥ chrlat me• cttllog. toy g ft end home Ma a white gr1y Siam11e tvPI decor ciCIIOO Over 800 i1Mnl Cit all ready ni!Utered Jnd Top oommilelon and holt"' declawed Mull 111y ndoora attn Cell for frH calog Good home only Call61~ 245 i -100 227 1510 or call collect 0 ~lhauUng•Adroofing Fui ...Timt RN 3 11 shift lnd infreqent 1 1 7 rei If heel Hlary •nd berwfh• Appty •t Scenic Hilla Nursing Center CJII 3656 5231 On Morn ng Star Ad Phone 81• 364 4084 LovelY new 3 SA home bu tt th._ oprlnl 2 car gerege n ce area. Cley chy sehooh I mil• from 41 M1ture person lor 3 yr old 1nd nflltl Ou hom• 3 shifts Centen1ry eree CJII 61 ~ U8 94f'll afl•r 2 00 PM 7260 992 949 992 949 992 Help Wanted Blr meld for HlpP'f Comer Call eft., 4 OOpm 814 4MI ~821 l.tore 4 OOpm 1ppl'( In person at the HIPP.V Corne 6 pupp e1 half AUI1rJII• blue hqler 1nd P t Bun 304 176 "The Clelen• T11111 111111 ell•• fOil sdelf Into a ne111 hoMe ' 11 Go ng on vacat on If need book o cllll • o der Please do before S1t Aug 8 Ma y S sk 304 Cloth" to gwe away All Call 81• 9•9 27015 814 448 2750 QUILTS Antique P e ,.940 1 Ca Ma c: 6,. 992 2101 dey• 0 , 692 2•61 even nge [ mployn11:111 7 1587 tmopd TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service to buy stand no tim bel Call AI T otnm II ll14 1'2 2328 Atttnt on School Teachers 1nd ete Ri11tu e Ch lat en baby • ne Loeatlon 2nd ,...,. Call 21 882 2069 GENEIAl CONTIICYOIS J.R.'s REPAIRS 9t2 3471 , (614) 992 3325 BUilDING LOTS FOR SAlE - 2 41 aces of va can t land ocal ed near Easte n H gh Sc hoo wth access to Rt 7 Wate & e ec c ava ab e $6 000 00 HERE IT IS You hom e n th e country over 21 ac es of g ound p us a 2 story f arne house w/3 bed ooms eel a area shed & woodburner for extra heat WANT REFERENCES Phone Day or E¥1nings TEAFORDm $29 500 and (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Gallipolis Oh1o 45631 '* Wet~ted mo POMEROY- S1x acres close to town- wth n ce I >; stooy frame home w th 3 4 bedr oom s Has n ce k I chen cab nets 10 •20 sto age bu d ng pal o gar den space MAKEOFFER ~ Buying dtify g~d 1 ve cOtnl nge jewelry stet' nu were old co nt le ee cunen'Y lop priCft Ed 8urllett 81 Shop 2nd Aw Middleport Oh It& 216 E 2nd St Phone N 2nd AYE MIDDLEPORT, OH !~ Licensed LISA M KOCH M S Chn1cal Aud1olog1st Real Estate General RLAliO! SHOP Computenzed Heanng A1d Selection ~ Sw1m Molds lnterpretmg Sen11ces 1 9 87 1 mo W/THIS COUPON Good lhru lugbst I DABBLE Month of Also ....... roollnt CAll fOR flU lllWAtt 992 6116 or 361 JUO 16960 614 992 5587 •"tc SepUc tank pump ng res den al & eommer eel teo per old Ron Ewn•Enterpt 1ft Jackson Oh 0 C.N ., .. 281 5930 614 892 7612 1nd r•actV to move nto P1t o cover stapa etc Comp ~• 912 1304 18 Wanted to Do CARPET 9x12 as low as 850 ot1 o p ck f om Also cut ca pa &6 00 a yd and up F nan c ng ava Swtva ockers t100 Mo ohan Furn tu B Uppe R va Rd Ca 614 446 7444 3 bedroom mob •• home Set up Onc:e n 1 fel mtl I rooms 3 ~ ooma mo1tly rum llhtd 11 gt lot C•ll or contact Bob H1gg•rty Ml ddlepon I 1' Pubhc Sale 8s Auction 40% Orf ON WINDOWS ANYTIME BUTCHER SHOP Dodr 1 Prive1e Home Ce • W c•• fo t ... e elderly " rnv home C•ll 11• 381 8193 any1 mt LOST - Tenn 1 racklt W eon F1 ce 85 bl.ck b own tij) hend g p 0 dnence court• l11t Tuea day 31)41 675 7303 9 0 Mut Mil trensftted ov.,.... 2 S ituat1ons Wanted lOST - 2 pet Bug e dog1 0 dnence Schoo bl.cll artd wh te brown 304 176 1284 45 41 5 86 1c 7J0871mo Thot Noodo 1878 Lost Bleck ter ier dog turning wh te with Popu a A dge .,•• c. 614 387 7180 THRU JUlY Roger Hysell Garage Lody 48 ft 14x70 Ca •v.n tra o 1 ec e land ge age p vacv f1nce loc•ted mile out Peach Fo k Rd Po m..-oy 014 992 2473 Hom• for Sa e by Owne G eenbriiT Est 38R b .. l.vtl on241Cfn AC WBFP wet ber 2 car g•ag.. Ph Before 4 OOPM 614 4U 4008 Aftor 4PM Ph 304 571 3816 814 445 1038 X •we 01200 Call 814 992 7672 Homes for Sale CLIMI THE LADDER TO SUC CESS GuartnteH ncome wtth potent II of 125 000 00 f rst .,.., 1ern ng1 Tra n ng prooram for thoH who qualify Appty n peraon at W Va. Employment Offlc.. 226 S llth St Pont P1e.. ent W Ve Aug Oth between 1 0 0() am and 2 30 pm Home to live n w th !Jid..-ty ladY In city Would heYe own oom For info met10n ca 304 071Ji ••o 8 1917 Vind ... 8 ft Rtdi.Esl.ill~ 31 73171ntD (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE) 3430 Naw wood 6 pc v ng oom I U 81 $39 9 9 6 New I v ne room eu tas from &179 96 to t 700 Chest of d awe 1 4 d 848 5 dr•we t59 95 End t•b" f om 869 85 set U•ed Furn tu e bed oom au tes full • zed bedt tw n beds and ock•ra Reel nars from 899 96 1nd up THE WORKING MAN S FRIEND D 1984ShultJ: 3BR wthexpanct Mlc OWIVI •115 000 o bnt offer Clll 814 ... 8 8726 AuctlonHr Col O.c• E CMck Hoene• M 7&4-11 304 til FREE INFORMATION PACkET Lost White Hound Dog H11 n ng colla on neck Very ahy of ttrengen If ' " " pi••• call 11 • 8006 0 44& 3587 1• 614 982 2667 or 114 9t2 2328 8 oo - 5 oo pm phone 304 175 4487500 Cement 1t11 onarv pubs 614 446 1495 tton ctll P M and Ataodetl tt 61 Household Goods PARSON S !URNITURE I<EW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WElT GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 814 448 7274 pravide '-• hour 7 d.,- We h.ve ce ch•ga optn LAFF·A·DAY ' We provkfe Home Heaith Ca 1 A N ~~ppNc.tJons now b•u acc-,terd lor full time po~tion PI~Mant Valley Nuraing Ca • Cente epp~ pMtonnel ott ce pt,....,., Vllll'f Hotp 304 175 12 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL' H1'V Pomeroy- Middleport Oh1o 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale ...,.. nrvlcet For Inform• AVON no territor u 30 ge alectric hot wet• tenk with amall leek Call 814 388 Profeulonal Serv1ces for thelkf•ly and diubiM We ......... .we •a• FREI f!TIMA TES CAll ly Ch011ct or A.ppot~nfrntflt 4 23 1~lH 1879 Monte Carlo PB PS good lnter.or eJtt•lor n 850 firm 11 742 3165 o 814- G Hon copper tone refrlg eacel running cond e200 Whl.. electric Q, E stove 3 yra old t200 Sold Cherry twin bed •100 Ful 1 ze bed with mattreu end box 1prlng1 1715 Verloue cumln• and drapu U t10 a pr Coli 614 3a8 8478 Applience• fo ule. •320 304 875 7274 l(H)d 742 2892 1877 Ford Mavtr Dk One owner 3 epaed A C tiiO 014 1 hat poaltlve altitude seminar dldn t do me any good I m still mad about the $50 registration feel 99~ 1321 1171 Volklwegon Rabbit Auto OIIOiine tnglnt e800 ftrm 814 992 2n8 27a6 1978 400 HJwk Hand• runs t460 304 676 ..449 C•ll between 5 1nd 8 good 117' Honda 90 Tr• 8 ke eacellent cond ton low m leage t300 Kawa~ak 100 Dirt B ke Fo me v Ken s now John s W1te Se v ce John Watte son J Owne 1 000 o 2 000 gal serv ee 304 576 2248 Tomatoes for sale Afte 5 00 ., 00 Call 304 676 2824 coli 304 876 1981 76 87 Boats and Motors for Sale Outboard Motor Uke ntw 1884 Mariner 40 H P electric ltlrt long shift Shift box Ignition penll H•• had very llmhlld u.. 1ot of t1991 00 oa, 814 441 3144 Evonl- 814 446-3788 STERN WHEELER cl"!dll 1rall• 38 In •2100 or bllt oH• Cal 814 446-7881 Upholstery A & M Custom Coochet end Reupholetery St Rt 7 C own C tv Oh 614 256 1•10 Eve 114 441 3438 Open da ty 9 to 430 Sat 930to1 30 0d& new Uphost.,.ed MOW"¥ s Upholster ng ltrv ng trl countyerH 22 .,..,. Th1 best in fumiture upholater ng Cell 304 675 4114 for frte num.... �.. • • • •• t . • . . .... • • • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Pege-10-The Daily Sentinel .. Friday, August 7. 1987 Sund<~y ..---Local briefs------. Thunderstorms cause damftge today ' Seek owners of unclaimed funds The State of Ohio is looking in Meigs County for owners of unclaimed funds . The money, which has accum ulat ed since 19£8 when the Division of Unclaimed Funds was formed by the Ohio . Department of Commerce. Involves a number of persons whose · last address 'was listed in Meigs Count y . The .unclaimed funds are from such things as dormant check ing and savings accou nt s, money orders. utility deposits and paid up life insurance policies which ·have gone untouched for 10 years . Also the unclaimed mbney involves wages not ' coll'ec ted for five years . People on today's lls.t published in The Dally Sentinel or believe they are related to someone on the list, s hould make their claims by writing to the Director of Cammer~. Di vision of Unclaimed Funds , Two Nationwide Plaza, Columbus. Ohio 43215. Charleston man dies in crash • \ ' •'' A Charles ton man was killed when he lost control of his ultra-light a irplane and crashed Into the Kanawha River on the Route 35 side nea r Little 16 Mile Road Wednesday at 8:15p.m., according to a spokesman for the Mason Co.u nty Shert!f's Department. Ernest Danie l Dean, 44, Charleston, was pronounced dead on a rrival a:t Pleasant Valley Hospital at 9:45 p.m. by Breton Morga n cou nty coroner, who identliied the cause of death as massive blunt trauma , according to the spokesman. . Eyewitnesses reported Dean was executing a maneuver called a ' 'wingover" when he lost control of the aircraft. the spokesman said. He had near ly regained control when the wings folded up a nd ttie plane crashed into the river , the spokesman sai d. The body was trans ported to Pleasant Valley Hospital by the Point Pleasant Em ergency Medica l Service after be ing retrieved from the river by the rescue squad and the Point Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department, according to the spokesman. An autopsy will be performed at the state Me dica l Examiner's Office in Char leston, the spokesman said. Dean had flown from Upton's Airport, nearGrjmmsLa nding<. according to the spokesper son. The accident is being inves tigated by the s heriff' s department and the Wes t Virginia Department of Public Safety. Squad has 6 calls By United Press lnternallonal Summer showers and thunderstorms blanketed.the Gul! Coasl today · as a cold front hanging over thP Plains and ,Ihe central Rockies triggered violent storms in Nebraska, Kansa s, Colorado and Uta h. Early morning thunderstorms and rainshowers were scattered ~~;.;.:;.:..,:~..;.;;,;;;;..;;;;;;.,;;,;;;;..;;;;;;.;.;;;_~--~~-------""' I Area deaths Beatrice Howell Beat rice Eleanor Kennaw Howell, 81, {11echanicsburg, fortnerly of Rutland and Springfield, died Thursday at the K. W. Hess Pythlan Home foll owing a lingering Ulness. Born Oct. 30, 1905 in Columbus, Mrs. Howell was a daughter of the late Clopha and Me llie r ;· Tipton Kennaw. She was employed as a buyer with the F . W. Woolwor th Co. , Springfield, be· !ore her retirement. Surviving are a son and daughter-in-law, Kei.th and Vir· gin ia Howell, . Mechanicsburg; seven gra ndchildr en, seven great-gra ndchildren and several nieces and nephews. Preceding her in dea th besides her parents, were her husband, E . Dale Howell on Jan . 1, 1969; two sons, Richard E . Howell and I Dale Howell; two brothers, Elwood J . Kennaw and Walt e r Brown Kennaw ; a sis ter, Evelyn Nee. . . Services will be held atlO a .m . Monday a t t he Sk illman McDonald Funeral Home at Mechanicsburg, . wit h the Rev . Keith Weller of!iciating. Graveside rites will be held at 3: 30p.m . Monday at the Miles Cemetery in Ruti'IJid. Frie nds ma y call at the funeral home from 4 to 7 p.m . Sunday . Free entertainment Portland PTO meets Portland P .T.O. will have a meeting Tuesday. 7 p.m ., to make plans for the coming school year a nd !or the Fail Carnival to be held on Oct. 3. l I KENNETH R. COX LUTHER C. YATES , JR . Deputy Director Division of Unclaimed Funds Boost«>rs to med MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Ea stNn Ba nd Roosters will meet at the hi gh schoo l 7:30p.m . Tucs cl a)'. Rt•un!on Sunday Information concerning the amount of the fund and any ne· · cessary information conceroin·g the presentment of a Claim thor· ( :1!111'. .~ l rtl d V: lhs. S62-,71 : 700-MO lb!'. S.'lR·$i O.ra>: Wt lov. ~ra d f' ro~· .; , ~:lfl· drou· n : ~ pt· ln~rl ('cw.:- . $4fil·$fl tll : Cnw ~· C:.~ll 1:rlmb.. $.17!l. ~f\i0 : Vl'a l (':!1 \'f':-. r· h ok~ · ~· pt'imr-. efor may be obtained by any person possessing a property (pro· prietary) interest in the Unclaimed Funds by addressing a written inquiry to the Director of Commerce, as follows : l0\.1'~. lllPHd \' :' ~ l f' l ' f~ & Ycmllru~·!' . mi~l. ff' am f' 111 & ::2. 2~·:100 lb:- . $74 · ~1 : lOO-<IfM"I lb ~ . $7l ·$B<I ; -tOO · ~t) lhs. ~ i.'i · AAl.~ : ~ 10 - tilXllb ~. 1\fi9 . ~ S79 : ni'I0.700 JV~l $.\~·$" ~ : hC'I Irrt>tl r 1 \' pt~row ... upt n~:1:l: L 1 lb" 17~ ~6 : tnNI ~ nHI C'. $6~· ~7'1 . Bah~ (':Jh'f'"· & u~. $~ . :.1- $n!1.7~ ; !:i Cll f'!s . ~m ('(l. t ra m ~" 111 g. :r • . 2 ~ · ~ lbs . .\li t !i0·$ 1R,:;(I: :vlfi. 40() l h ~ . $&\ . ~ ~ 7!\ . !lO : ..JOO ::.00 Jbs. $f;.1,!"il-$73. :10: !"JJO.fiOII lb:-o. $6fl .~· $7::?5fl; 6C1(). 7fM1 lh!', Luther C. Yates. Sr., Deputy Director Division of Unclaimed Funds $~ Vi0- $6R . ~ : Two Nationwide Plaza (Corner Chestnut & Higl! Streets) Columbus, Ohio 43266-0545 h\ l h(' hf'alt , $ll 'Hiri"K' n Tn p Hogs : 2(1('1.'210 lbJoo .. ~14 - S.~i ; 210 2-Ift lb". S~S- fS~•7 : Hu1c-h C'1 ' Ro:1r". 4rl() lh'- & up. ~11\. ~..J : iOO.Pi(llbs . ~ . ~- $6~. !10 : A('{) ~ !l!l - 8AA. !"~l: Aut r-hrr Sn....- ~ . :\1'(1 400 lb-.. M0·$44: .anu fiiO l b ~ . ~4~ s..·r. ~.O : P l~,. b~' th t" llf'<.u l. $.'\!l rlown l'f'Nif'J l:..t11<' ~ ••tf' Au ~J R l q~ "'~"tine .tt 1· 00pm lb-: & up. $ ~ . ~ - Sfi'ViO: Bulls. mNt. IramP =1 & "2. 2~·:llXt Jbs. $7 1. ~ · ~ . !"lll : :ffi4Cifl lb!'. S6R . S0· ~1 . !"lll : .& OO·:'iOO lb!\. S72 . ~· $7R flO: !"100-1100 Jb-: . Slili.!'l0-$7ti.!"il: F.00-700 llr.-; , .. t2]sNOW Name and 700·AA!l lbs. $:'i5,!",()-$ti7.!"il: flfii1 Jbs address must be given ex.actly as FRONTS : . . Wa rm ft' Col d . . Static WEATHER MAP - Scallered showeMI and thundei'!IIOI'JIUI will ex tend from eastern Lou isiana across southern MlooiMippl, i\lahamu, Georgia, northern Florida. and North Carolina. Showers and thunde rstorms will also l>e scaltered over southwest Iowa, northwest Missouri, northe rn KansiL~, northern Coiorado. southern Wyoming; Utah and southern Nrvada. · well as-unadvertised accounts of less than $10 .00 . CHESTER - Ginther. Jack C. II , Box 34; Swindells, Mable, Phoenix Ave. k DEXTER - Ator, John H.. Rt. 1, Box 9-A; GMAC, Rt . 1, Box 9-A. . HARRISONVILLE -· Payne, Donald & Kenneth. Box 276 . LONG BOTIOM - Jackson. William E.. 37070 Bashan Road; Keuff, Sue A.. Rt . 1. MIDDLEPORT - Bass. I.J., 640 Page Street; Beasley. Howard M. &. Unknown : Bowen. John. Unknown: Cameron. Deshler Jr., 1 B250 Main; Cira. Elaine. 37265 St. Rt . 124; Flea Bag . 309 N. Front: Goell, JohnS .. P. 0. Box 1 86; Justice. Bruce c .. 592 Pearl Street; McDermitt, Barbara. 35 River Dr.; Moody. April & Marjor .. ., 121 S. 7th Ave.; Quillen. Marvel, Rt . 1 , Box95: ·Sharon. Mary, B09 N. 2nd Ave.; Smith. Richard R .. 339 Pearl St . ; Swanson. Carroll, 211 Mill Street; Swanson, Katheri~;~e H.. 211 Mill Street; Thomas, James A.. Rt . 1. Box 1.19'B; Wayland. edna. 707 Brownell Ave.; Wolfe. Antis, POD RAW, Unk~own; WOods, Ted , Rt . 1. . MINERSVILLE - Forbes, Randy. 31917 Minersville RD ; Grueser, Jerry J .. Rt . 1 . POMEROY - Clark. Sherri L., Rt . 2; Colonial Auto. 278 West Main Street: 'Cuckler, Clifford C .. Ate. 3 ; Eller Ent, Inc., 3995 Old Post Rd .; Ewing, Ben H., 300 4th St .; Faulk. Lori A., '243 Mulberry Ave.; Houdashelt. Randy E.. 124 Union: Johnson. Kathryn A., RFD Wolfe l'en.Road; Little. Pearl. 278 West Main Street; Martin. Lynn. Rt . 4: Marting General Store. Unknown; Meigs Co . Med Clinic. Mulberry Hts. Box 207; Michael, Tim & Pat, Route 4 ; Pauley, Paul J .. 307 Spring Ave.: Penzoil, Grind· staff. 440 E. Main: Phel:ps. Earl E .• 47811 Kingsbury Rd .; Pickens. Claudette, Box 165; Porter, Robert D.. Route 4; Ram b. Ambrose. Unknown: Ramb. Mary. Unknown; Ritchie. Jack L. , 825 S . 2nd: Sloan, Robert W. , 373B3 Rocksprings Rd .; Spires. Norman D., Stachler, James H.. Route 4; Walker. Thomas, 34719 White Hill; Wallbrown. Amox, 35140 Rocksprings Rd.; Wamsley. James R. & A., Route 3; Wamsley. James R. ll. Route 3. Young, Mae. 240 Condor Street. PORTLAND - Janes, Creed. Unknown: Wallbrown, Amos I.. ' . Rt. 1. . RACINE - Bess, Lawrence. 5th St., P. 0 . Box 445; Wilson. Wayne S .. Rt. 2 . REEDSVfLLE - McGilroy. Bruce A .. Unknown; McGilroy. Bruce A.. 5200 SR 681 . RUTLAND - Bobo, Robert G., Rt. 1; Haley, Leland. Un· · known; Haley. Worley, Unknown; Phillips. Rebecca & B .• Rt. 1; Russell. Freda. SR 124; Walker, Jack R.. Box 188; Walker. Thomas. 34719 Whitehill . SYRACUSE - Crow. Robert. College Road: Greenig, Ste· ven. Bllx 41 ; Ontario Pipeline. General Delivery; Slack, Ada A.. 2nd Street; Vendy, Jessie. . . ·CITY UNKNOWN - D llo D Meats. Unknown: Thompson. Phillip.' Unknown. COUNTY TOTAL - RECORDS 77; DOLLARS $7,177.93 . • 1 Corrt•('tion in the Me igs Count y Co mmon Ple as Cou rt r ase of D. Micha el · Mullen aga inst Smith-Ne lson Mo· tors In c.. ct al . a S2,979.AA jud gm ent wa s aw a rded the pla int Iff from Buick Mot o•· Divis ion, not Smith Nelson Motors . A co ntrac t be tween the lalntlff and Buic k Motor Di vis ion , not Smit h· N~l so n Motors . wa rescinded. less than 10 milc>s an hour today a nd tram the: s outhwest al less tha n 10 miles an hour tonl~th t. Edended Fore<·asl Sunday throu~h Tue.~dlly A c han ce ol showl'rs and thunde rstorms Sunday, with fair Wea ther Monda\" and Tuesdav . lilghs will be in t'he Rtls. with lo_;,s In tM 60s. ' Daily stock prices t ,\ s ol 10: 30 a.m. ] Provided hy Bryce Wid Mark Smll h of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Firm Price Am f: lertric Power ............ 26 ')1. AT &T ........... .................... 33 ~ As hland Oil ............ ....... .... .67'/" Bob Ev a ns Farms .............. 24' , lha rrnlngo5hoppes ......... .. .l1 ~ Fede ral Mogui ... :............... .47 !JJ Goodyear T&R .................. .73 ~ Heck's In c ................ .......... 4'1(. Limited Inc .. , ........ .. .......... .48 !4 Multimedia Inc ..... .......... .... , .. 7J Rax Restaurants .. .. ... .... ....... 5!4 Robbins & Mye rs .......... 9Y, Shoncy' s Inc . .... ....... ........... 31 ~ Wendy' s Inti . .. ............. ...... .10')(. Worthin~ton Ind .................. 23% L .... . · WORK UNDERWAY- U's a slow· process lor the llrm ol Tom Mayle and Sons, of Culler, Ohio, to move Ions ol dirt back to the llllltllde from which the dlrl was removed. The firm l>egan reclalmlac I he While Rock Coal mine slle at Minersville on July 13 and has until Oct. 31 to complete th e job. Mine reclamation ·is underway in Minersville area By NANCY YOACHi\M · TIMES-&nllnel Staff MINERSVILLE - Si nce 1978, funds totaling approximately $4,749,00) have been s pent in M el~ts Coun ty by the Ohio De· partment ol Natural Resources Division. of Reclamation to reclai m a bandoned mine s ites . Another estim ated $4 ,150,000 has been committed to Meigs Coun ty but not yet s pent , according to Mitch Farley, of the At hens o f!lc e or !he Di vis ion o f Reclamation . Funding for these and other Ohio reclamation projects comes from two sources, !he s tat e tax on coa l and rr·om the federal Of!lcc of Surface Mining Reclamation and En!orcemenl . Ohio competes with other states for the federal doll ars which are alloted based upon need. AlthOugh federal legis la tion regu111es coal mining and requires that a ffected lands be restored to origi nal cont our, the legislation Is some tim es criticIzed as bei ng poorly enforced . Even In Meigs County there hav e been Instances in recent year s when s mall coa l operations have been a bandoned without reclamal ion, thereby creating the problems of land erosion and aclq, water drainage. Meigs Cou nty already had problems wit h acres of mine la nds which were abandoned long before federal legis lation was around to regulate mining opera tion s. On the other hand, there are several exa mples . In Meigs Count y of the effectiveness or the Continued on A-3 AT PA1 HILL FORD '' CUSTOM PIPE BENDING FOREIGN & DOMESTIC CARS & TRUCKS . . . Lifetime Warranty . {Another Way To Ser"e You .Better) WE CAN .SAVE YOU MONEY : RECIAMA'ftON NEEDED - Thill abandoned coal mine at t\UntnvUJe II now In the prtlcen of being reclaimed by the Ohio Departn~d of Natural Reeoareea Dlvllon ol Reclamation. Material wu taken ort tbe face of lhe bUialde on the rigid and used to create a roadway to and from the mine site. Thill material wUI now be puhed baj:ti to the hlllalde and sloped. Nollonr qo, lbe area be&ween tl>e two hUIIIdl!ll. completely lllled with water. Tile ' ~&ream chlllln~l lhrouch ·the area Is now being restored to Its orlpnal conllgurallon to·allow tl>e water to !low as II should. PAT HILL FORD INC.• ' 461 S. ~RD 8 Sections, 66 Pages Multimedil Inc . Newspaper Reset ·bid date for dam • PAT'S MUFFLER SHOP ertised in prior years are on file with your County. Treasurer liS Middleport-Pomeroy-Galipolis-Point Pleasant. August 9, 1987 1987 . . . Occluded listed . NOTICE : Names and addresses of unclaimed accounts adv· .Vel. 22 No. 26 (://l SHOWERS RJ RAIN Prescribed forms will be furnished upon a reques·t or inquirv in writing . Showers and storms likely Sunday. High near 90. The probability of _rain Is 60 percent. luttS - • I null ". .11f1.5()() l h ~. . ~-. f-Pi ~~1 : Hut c h 4~ , Bulls. 1 '!110lb~ 8: up. 'u111 11 1r..,. $~lV"il*~7 1\f): c ;1nnr·r>• & f 'Ut\1"1' ..; , S4R-~l-l : Ruh•hf'! f n~ .., , utll lt h ..,... $41) .iO-$.\ R.!'"lO: l'ltn n9r" & 1 u11 • ' ~"" · l\1 a rkM Rr-port for i\ttg. 1. 19!'11 Suturday al UMI p .m. Tr<'n d.~: Vf•al Cal\'!'~. ~trudv: F'<'Nlrr Along the River ...... , B·L-8 Business ..... .. ... ,, ..... .... .D-1 Comics .... ..... ... ........ Insert Cl asslfled!l ......... ..... .. D-3-7 Deaths ........................ A·8 Editorial .......... .. ......... A-2 Sports ...... .. ...... .. ...... C-1-8 • - - - - - -·Weather------ ~a.l r l'\'l"ry ' Page B-1 t.t at=~ • how• mlt"!lm um 1 ~ m~e t•tu rea . At leas t 50'"~ olany st1aded atta 1J roree.st UPI 10 rec••·-'• prec:op lt•too n one' ca. tea Market report I NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF UNCLAIMED FUNDS Page A - 6 .., Education department strikes soft bargain Editorial page ..;.. A-2 · • H Director of Commerce Pretty baby contest winners - . The annu a l reu nion of I ht' Thom as , Hiram and Adonija h Parker fa milies will be held a t the Tuppers Plains El~ m e nt ary Soul h f'e nt ral Ohio: Sc hoo l with a basket pic nic Pa rt Iv c loudy tod ay with a hi gh dinne r at 12.: 30 p.m. Sund ay . n~ar 90. Par lly c loudy tonl!lhl All desce nda nts inc lud ing fe- wit h d low nea r 70. mal e lines a rc in vited to th<' P a rll y cloud;· Sa tu rday with a annu al C'VPnL cha nce: of showe r s and lhundc:rThis )'Car the fa mil y is st r ess- stormd a nd a high nen r 90 . ing th a t a nyone of th e NPwla nd Th ~ proba bilit y or prcc iplt a family should att end s incE' a ll t I on is 20 percent today, near zero To form auxiliary suc h pe•·sons are desce ndant s or lonlgh t aml 30 pPrcPnl Saturd ay . Winds will be from I he south at The Ninth • District Com- Adonijah 's daught e r, Mrs. St c · ph e n !Eli z ab e th Park r r \ ma nder of the Disabled Amerl· ca n Vet erans will be a t the Me igs Newl a nd. Al so thi s yea r additiona l infOI"· , 0Sptla DeWS Chapter 53 D.A .V. Home at 124 ma t ion foun d t hi s year on the Vfllt•rans Memorial Butternut Ave .. Pomeroy, at 1 or ig in of the Pa rk er fa mil y in Thurs d ay Admi ss ions p.m . Monday to discu ss lhc Penn sy lva ni a will be presented . Eto lll a Cassell . P omeroy: 13ctt y formation of an auxiliary unit. All fa m ily mf' mbers are encou r · J o Hunt. l.Onl! Bott om; Ca rlos All int er ested women a re Invited agpd to take th <'i r fa mily rPcords Ril ~. RidgE'way. Ohio; He nry to at tend the meeting. and photogra phs lo the r eunion. Har tma n. Long Ro tt om. , - - - - - - - - - -....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . , Thur day Di sc harge'- Bobby Swiger . hrl, tln(' Sh aelfe r . l.lsa Jones. F: li Whil P. E tt a Cullums, Ro na ld Sy k ~<. Ma r ie Duddin g. &: up S~:1 .,. . ,(l $11~ flO : Hol-.tf'l n St r•pr-. &· 01110 VALLEY LIVESTOCK Governor Inside J!Jdgment !lwarded ., A $12,823.57 judgment ha s been <awarded Bank One, Athens, from Ricky l. . Murphy. et a!, In a forclosure action In Meigs Coun ty Common Pleas Court. A judgment or $4,148.42 has been awarded Matthal.ee, admlnistratll\ of the es late of Robert William Lee. !rom Nationwide Mutual Insurance. C-1 PGA action continues ·"" Anolh~ r evenJng of fr Pe ente r tainment will be sta ged at 7:30 p.m. Saturday a t the Shrin e Park ' In Racine under the sponsorship of the Racine VIllage .£art Board. The Bend River Bo~s and others will prov ide en terta in· men! and res idents a re to take th E'ir la wn cha irs to the park. The Pomeroy Area Merchants Association will meet at Bank One a t 8 a .m. Tuesday. at 1:52 p.m. to Holzer Clinic for Meigs Coun ty Emergency Kenna Morris to Holzer Medi cal Medical Serv ices· reports six Cent er; Rutland at 3: 20 p.m. to ca lls Thursday; Racine at 12: 14 Hysell Run ...; Road !or Alice a.m. to Bashan for Geneva to Veterans Me m ori<~ l Events s<'hedoled Kennedy Maxson to Holler Medical CenHospital. ter; Pomeroy a t 8:40 a.m. to Ma ples Apts. for Etoilia Cassell . Veterans Memorial Hospit al; . Two event s ";Til be held In 10 rs Plains a t 10: 03 a. m. to Tuppers Plains Saturda y under Tuppe ~ to meet th hi f h E Trust Route 681 for Madelyn Buchanon ~·- ~ e sponsors p o t e as t e rn Junior High cheerleaders. 10 st. Joseph's Hospital; MiddleChes ter Township Trustees From ~ a m lo 3 p m a car port at 1:38 p.m. to an a ut o · . . . ., acc ident on Route 124; pa tient will meet Tuesday , 7: 30p. m .. at wa sh will b~ held at Cole's Sohlo re fused treatment; Middleport the townhail. St a tion a nd a bake sa le will be - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , held during the morning hours at the bra nch of the Farmers Bank and Sav ings Co.. in Tuppers RICHARD F. CELESTE Pla ins. I stretched "from eastern Lake Superior across the Great l.akes. down across the Plains and up toward the central Rockies," said National Weather Service forecaster Harry Gordon. Heavy rains Thursday caused flooding in White Pine and U ncoln County, Nev .. as well as in parts of Utah . Services for Jack l. . Clark, 55. of Middleport, were he ld Wedn esday at Ewing Funeral Hom e. Clar k wa s born Dec. 12, 1931 , not 1932, as listed In Monday 's obituary. An infant grandson. James "Ryan Clark. precede d him In dea th. m~t A look back at the ·fair NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 8 AM EDT 8·13'-87 Jack Clark Local announcements MeJ'('hants to trom Montana to New Mexico and from Nevada through the central Plains into southwest Iowa and northwest Missouri. Severe thunderstorm watches were Issued in northern Kansa s and parts of Nebraska . Damage from wind gusts or up to 60 mph was reported Thursday near Concordia, Kan . Showers and occasional !hun· derstorms stretched thi s morning frorri the Caroihias across Florida and along the central Gulf Coast . The weather service rr ported especia lly heavy rain· fall at Greer and~olumbla , S.C., Augusta, Ga .. and Crossvill e. Te nn . Storms were expected to ilnger throughou t the day today in the ,;lc!nlty of the cold front, which 50 cents • t ' • 992-2196 - ·- ---·- · - - ·- ' - --- HUNTINGTON - The scheduled bid opening for construction of the Gallipolis l.ocks and Dam project has beeQ delayed a week to aliow time for a pre-bid conference, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reported Saturday . l'rtstead of Sept. 15, ~he opening will be Sepi. 23 at 11 a.m. In the Federal Building, 8th Street and 5th Avenu e. sale) Conrad Ripley, public affairs specialis t for the corps' Huntington District. The pre-bid conference will be at 9 a.m . Aug. 18 on the West Virginia side of the Gallipolis Locks and Dam, he said. The co nference will be an oppor tunit y for pros pec tive bidders to as k question s and clear up any concerns they may have about th e project. . Th e bid ope ning was de la yed because of provisio ns that a certa in amount of time lapse between II a nd the pre-bid conference . One general contract is to be awarded for the project, esti· mated to cost about $200 mliiion. The project involves di gging a canal through a bend In the West Virginia side of the river at the curre nt dam site and building two locks for boat traf!ic . Constr)lction Is scheduled to be completed about 1990, The locks would be the same size as those at the Greenup, Racine and other newer dam s on the Ohio Riv er. The Gallipolis locks are among the wors t bottlenecks on the Ohio because of their small size. Problems navigating the locks In the bend have resulted in more accidents there than at other locks on the river. As the . locks project nears completion. the corps Is to award a contract to rehabilitate the curre nt dam and strengthen it s foundations . Valley purchased the grand champion steer, a 1,235 pounder, for $3.80 per pound from Jim Baughman, ol Eureka Star Route, Gallipolis. Shown with the wlQDer are Mike Berridge, Larry Lee, Morris Ha~ldns, chairman of the board, Oh~ Valley presid~erit, Ohio Valley-Bank; Baughm1111; Susan Skeen, 1987 Gallla County Livestock Queen and Robin Coen, 191!'1'Miss Gallia · County, Stories and results on D·2 today, (Times-Sentinel photo by Donald E. Wright) .. Sales net record sum GALU~Ol.lS Area busln ~ssmen and individuals paid a record $190,198.25 for 348 Gallla Count y Junior Fair livestock sale project s Friday acrordlng to · Fred Dee], Gallla County extension agent, 4·H . "That's approximately $38,000 more than last year's figure," GRAND CHAMPION HOG - No smile lor the Dee! added. camera! The grand champion hog, owned by D.J. · "It was another outstanding Harden, of Rt. 4, Oak Hill, shows some resistance sale. We are pleased with the to posing lor the camera as~ from left to right, support from residents and bus!Livestock Queen Susan Skeen, Robin Coen, 1987 . nessmen around the region wljo backed Gallla County Y.Oungs ters ageln this summer." Previous record sum spent !or · the four livestock projects market lamb, hog, steer and tobacco - was $153,488.59, set In 1984. Tim Massie, fair board president, added, "We just can't say enough about Individuals who support not only this, but all the. other fair activities each year." Dee! said 83 steers sold for $93.155.30, an average o!$1 .03per animal and 42 cents above the normal average market price. One-hundred and ninety-eight hogs .sold for $69,132.86. an average or $1.59 per animal and about $1 'II hove the normal market price. Fifty-seven sheep sold for $1~,380 . 15, an averageo!$2.88per animal and $2 above the normal · market price. · Ten sticks of tobacco sold for $3,530. One .of the animals, Wesley Sau!lders' lamb; was purchased by Haney's Custom Butcher Shop, then donated back to the falrboarcl for tbe purpose of a resale, with proceeds going toSHARE CHAMPION LAMB - Here Is tbe 11187 ward the Galllil County Chapter, grlllld champion lamb, a 13&-pound male owned by Brad Cremeens of Eureka Star Route, Artterloan Cancer Society. 'n!e 36th·rankea: ranked lamb, · Gallipolis, and bought by Harrison Farms of which sold for $2.75 during the . · Presque Isle, Maine, 1111d Foodi~L~td of Gallipolis. Continued on A-3 · Show a with the winning woolly tire, left to right, Miss Gallla County, Jell Smith, vice president of Ohio Valley Bank and Jim Dalley, president ol Ohio Valley Bank, look on. The Ohio Valley Bank purchased the 218-pound porker for SlOper pound. (Times".Senllnel photo by Donald E. Wrl1hl) Sl1111ley Harrison, of ~rison Farms: Su.s an Skeen, 1981 Livestock Queen; Robin Coen, 1987 Mlu Gallla County; Cremeeu; and Bob · Eastm1111, ol Foodland and other offtclata. They paid $14 a pound for the prized anlnal, 1111 all·llme record. (Times Sentinel by Donald E. Wrlcld) � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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