http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/60fc611c36d832775d105d189cda6d8c.pdf a5a2f4c0c90457d032b42026a5cc2cd3 PDF Text Text ' ' . • • • ' ~ Ohio ·Lottery : !P~~!~~1~6~~~~0~a~i~t!SMm~~-M~I--------------~----------~P~o~me~ro~y~M~~~d~-~~~~··~O~n~o~--~--------------------_]Th~w~~~~~A~~~~~2~7~.!1!98~7. ..----Local briefs!--- ---Area deaths--Carl Smith Coolville man c;ted by OSP "' A Coolville man was cited in an accident Wednesday. at 4: 15 p.m .. in Bedford Township on Township Road 227, just north of County .Road 34, &ccording to the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol. Greg A. Hennen: 19, was cited for speed excessive for road conditions after his car, which was going south, lost control on a curve and hit a car driven by Donald A. Dudding, 26, of Guysville. Dudding was driving north at the lime. : .Mine rescue event Satu~day ST. CLAIRSVILLE- There will be 15 teams competing in the sixth annual Ohio Vailey Mine Rescue Contest on Saturday. August 29, at 8 a.m. at the Belmont County Fairgrounds. The rescue team from Southern Ohio Coal Company's Raccoon No. 3 mine, winner of an August 13 contest in Blacksburg, Va .. will be one of three area tea ms in the tournament. The other teams are from the Meigs No. 1 and Meigs No. 2 mines. At the St. Clairsviile contest, three simulated minefields are set Np on the foot bail field- each with identical markings and hazards. Members of all the teams don· their full mine-rescue · apparel - Including self-contained breathing apparatuses and work a problem which usually involves rescUing one 'or more imaginary victims and reventilating the min e. The contest is scheduled to condude ·at 3 p.m. An awards banquet will follow at St. Marian Hall in St. Clairsvile at 7:30 p.m. Banquet tickets are available for $15 eacn from Robert Schmidt, secretary· treasurer of Post ·s. at (614) 695-1415. Carl M. Smith, 49, of 111 Pearl St., Middleport, died Wednesday night at Grant Hospital, Columbus. Funeral arrangements wllJ. be announced by the Cremeens Funeral ChapeL Robert Grogan Robert B. Grogan, 85, Toledo, formerly of Bradbury, died Thursday morning at his homJ:>. Friends may call at the The Meigs County Board of Elections Office, Mechanic St .. Pomeroy, wiil be closed all day on F riday to permit employees to attend a ballot layout works hop being held at the office of Secretary of State Sherrod Brown. Process 11 cases in mayor's court Eleven cases were processed Wednesday night in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman. Forfeiting bonds were John R. Blankenship, Albany. $450. driving while intoxicated: Mary L. Woods. Middleport. $40; Erma J. Ridgway, Point Pleasant , W.. Va.: Sonya L. Shriver, Gallipolis, $40.. all on speedi ng charges, and Lyle B. Hanning . Albany, $75, squealing tires. Fined were James D. Priddy, Rutland , $425 and costs and 30 days In jail, driving while intoxicated; $100 and costs, <)riving while under suspension, and $100 and costs, contempt of court; Jeffrey W. Cundiff, Middl<'port, $425 and costs. three days in jail. driving while intoxicated: $100 and costs. expired license; $50 and costs, expired tags, and $100 and costs, possession of mariju ana; Donald A. Hartung, Pomeroy. $50 and costs. permitting an unlicensed driver to operate a motor vehicle; Mike Dorst, Pomeroy , $50 and costs and five days in jail. no operator's license; Janine VanMeter, South Carolina, $100 ~nd costs and 10 days in jail; JoAnn Chand ler, Clifton, W. Va., $100 and costs and 10 days in jail. both charged with petty theft. Vidia Girolami Vidia Girolami, 58, Butternut Ave. , Pomeroy, died Wednesday at the Holzer Medlc&l Center following a lingering Illness. The Ewing Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Ohio delegation visits By United Press International An Ohio delegation of mostly state legislators today planned to visit a site in northern Honduras where Ohio National Guards!l'len are scheduled to particpate in road-building exercises in 1989. · The 24·member delegation of i5 polit ictans and nine journalists arrived in (he Central American Hond~ras nation Wednesday following a four-hour flight from Columbus aboard an Air National Guard 727 jet. . The group went immediately to the U.S. Embassy for a briefing by U.S. Ambassador Everett Briggs and other embassy offl· cials. The gro~p iatet attended a reception at Briggs' residence. Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith ol Blunt Ellis & Loewi Election board closed Friday Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Saturday. Services will be held at the funeral home at 2 p.m. Sunday and burial wJII be In the Rivervl('w Cemetery· Firm Price Am Electric Power .. :.......... 27'1.i AT&T .......................... ....... 34 '!,. As hl a nd Oil .... , .. ..... ........... 70¥, Bob Evans Farms .............. 25¥, Charm lng Shop pes .. ... .. .......... 33 Federal Mogui ....... ......... .... 47~ Goodyear T&R ................... 73 '1.! Heck 's In c . .......................... 4% Lands' End ....................... 53t . Limited Inc ........ .... ..... ...... .48]1, Multim edia Inc ................... 70'/.t Rax Restaurants ................ ,. 4% Robbins & Myers ................. )0 '1.! Shoney's Inc ....... : ... ............ 31% Wendy 's Inq ....... .... ............... 11 Worthing1on 1nd .............. .... 2~ 11,. Squad has six calls ~on~~~~=ments . Meigs County Emergency -Medical Servl~es reports six calls Wednesday: Pomeroy at 12 : 35 p.m . to Seneca Drive for Roy Stone to Vetera.ns Memorial Hospital; Racine at 2: 19 p. m. to Blley Ridge for Karen Blackburn , who was treated but not trans· ported; Rutland at 3:42p.m. to Carpenter-Dyesvllle Road for Beth Robson to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital: Rutland at 3:56 p.m. to Long St. . for Evan Wiseman to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital; Syrac.u st> at 9:39p.m . transported Donnie Freeman to . Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 10:58 p.m. to Oliver St. for Shirley Frazier to Veterans Memorial Hospit al. Issued license . A marriage license has been Issued In Me igs County Probate Court to Frederic Hood Rhodes, 42, Cottageville, W.Va., and Rosario R . Walters. 4~ , Ra vens· wood, W.Va. · ' 333 N. SECOND ST., MIDDLEPORT 992-6249 EXERCISING" Hou:l, ~u~~~-~: at Y· en tine • • 33 .killed, 136 hurt in Philippines uprising MANILA. Philippines 1UP!) - Government forces wlt .h shoot -to-klii orders from Pres.ldent Corazon Aquino today battled rebel troops . occupying the armed forces headquarters in the bloodiest and most serious challe nge ·:o Aquino's 18-month-old government. Two World War II vlntageT-28planes and tanks pounded rebel positions Inside suburban Camp Aquinaldo while soldiers loya l to Aquino inched closer to the general headqua r ters building, which had been set afire, a nd the nea rby Home Defense office. A military spokes man , Ca pt. Anselmo Cabingao, said 70 mutineers su rrendered after four hours of fighting , raising M-16 riflE's with white fltigs tied to their muzzles . He said 1.500 pro-gover nm<'nt Infantrymen !ought about 200 rebels hip by Co l. Gre!(orlo "Gringo" Honasan . form er chief aide to opposition Sen . Juan Pon ce Enrllt:\ Aquino's leading . polliical rival and a former defense minister . Honasan's location was .not known as night fell, but Cabi ngan said he might have abandoned his troops and escaped aboard a helicopter that was seen parked near his home in Aguinaldo. The report could not Immediate ly be confirmed. · Col. Honesto Isleta said pollee regai ned control of a communications complex housing govern me nt television Channel 4 and the private ABS-CBN network after a day-long battle. ' Isleta said pro-government forces also retook the Viilamor Air Base- Air Force headquarters - near the Manila International Airport, which was ordered closed for the night. Tlie re bels remained in control of two other televisio n stations and Camp Olivas. 50 miles north of the capital. Military helicopters sprayed gunfire at the re bel-he ld TV ne tworks and a nearby hotel wher(' some rebe ls took refu ge. At least 33 peo ple were killed and 136 ot hers wounded , according to report s by hospit &I' and military sources . Most of tho se kilied were FIT AND TRIM 105 Butternut Ave. 992-3033 NEXT TO FARMERS BANK Pomeroy . _._;.. - HEALING & HOLY GHOST RALLY Mt:SSAGE: "Th•· Lavin!! On Of Uond•" WE WILL BE ANOINTING THE SICK WITH OIL AND PRAYING THE PRAYER OF FAITH ACCORDING TO JAMES 5: 14, 15 =. -- $2,000.00 SEARCH PLANNING. - ,fohn Tobin , center, u member olthc Athens County Searc h, Track and Retlcue AH!IOCiatlon· shollis where search party members · •hould h!•gln looking for Aaron • • FACTORY REBATE General Telephone Co. of Ohio which serv<?s most of Meigs Countv is see kin~ a $!'>4 million rat~ increa se in 19M to offset opt>ratlng cos ts and r oco ntinu ~ a $570 million. six year service Improvement pt·ogram. co m · pany officials reported today. · Rules require a one month notice before su bmitting a rate request to the Public Utilities Com m ission of Ohio. The company today !ik>d Its notice of Intent with the PUCO . Formal filing Is planned Sept. 30. Estimated in~reases proposed for residential one-party service range from $:1.86 to$6.20 a month. Robert R. Randall of Marion. vice president -general mana!(<'!' . cited rising operating cos ts , a d!'Clining rate of return on 'investment a nd heavy capi tal . USED CARS IN STOCK! NO MONEY DOWN l ' The Meigs Cou nty Court of Appeals. fourth appelate district . has upheld the conviction and sentence In the sta re's case against Lindsey Taylor. Taylor was found guilty In Meigs Count y Common Pleas Court in October 1985 of the murder of Danny Melton. Melton was killed by a shotgun blast to the head · In October 1983. Taylor's attorney, Steve Story of Pomeroy, charged four assignments ol error during Taylor's jury trial. First, that the court denied a mollon to suppress a confession made by Taylor to authorities. ~tory argued that since Taylor Is moderately retarded, he did not knowingly and intt>lllgently understand his rights under the law and as a result o! his lack of understanding, made the confession. Se· YOUR DEALER ON THE RIVER ·J IM COBB • CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC 614-992-6614 POMEROY, OHIO *MOSTLY CADILLACS ·---- '· Le•· • needs to continue modrr lza tlon programs as rna In reasons tor rh~ aCJ ion. The compan~· also will seck authority to off~r a " Lifeline" se-rvic(' for . low in rome custo- mers, he sa id. Lifeline. If approved. would discount baSic sC'rvit·e 43 pC'rcr nt for users who qualify for the s tate's Homr Enrr~y Assistance Program. Randall sa id GTE's new Lif~­ ll nc proposa I is rca !ly an expa nsio n of a ('ODC<'PI introdue<'d ea rlier this year. GTE's Tel<'· phone Assistance Plan. intra· ducNI 10 customers last April , a lrea dy offers a 50 periTnl reduction In al l one-timecharR~S tor HEAP-eligible cus tomers s i~nlng up for new service. With the discount. ~iigiblc cusromt'rs would pa y le:-.s under GTF.'s new rates than thev arr paying toda)·. Randall reports. In addition . GTE 's Liteiint• plan also may result in a waivN of an additional $2 .fi() a month In FCC-i\ut horized s ubscr iber linr r hargrs. In regard to ih<" overall cas~ . Rand all sa id dis a ppea ring contribution s from long-dis ta nce revC'nurs placC' morC' pressur<' on iocai sPrvicr costs . Thos€' contributions tormcrl y offset part of thr difference betwe£'n actual costs and what cus tomprs wcrf' cha rged for local service. "Today, GTE'.' actual cos t of providing basic loca l service to the average residential cus tom~!' is signitica nr!y high er than the amoun t GTE r~ceii'CS from eac h Co nt inut'd on pagC' 10 Court of Appeals upholds Taylor's conviction and sentence Thursday PAYMENT PRICED! QUALIFIED BUYERS PAYMENTS CLEARLY MARKED ON WINDSHIELDS 308 E. MAIN Saunders, K2, 11 rt•sldent of St·enic Hills Nursing Center, Thuroday a!tt•rnuon. Flanking 1'ohln an• <:apt. Car l Langford. left , and Jerry Schoolcraft. right, of the Guilla County Sheriff's Department. (Trlhunt• photo hy Ann Welch) GTE eyes tncrease tn rates· PLUS, LARGE DEALER DISCOUNTS 20 SPECIAL PURCHASE GM CARS* ' ,, spectators who flocked in huge numbers In fiesta-like atmosphere to witness the battles. Looking grim and angry, Aquino appeared on indepE-ndent television and said she had ordered the military to crush the mutiny "as soon as possible." , Isleta said the order was for ·Honasan to "come out so we can stop the killing."Theorder to therask group is to take them dead or aliv!'." '"I have nothing to say to these tra itors," Aquino sa id. "The assault is tocontimJe until the rebellion is crushed. There wili be no terms." Aquino said her only son, ~nigrio lll, 27, was wounded when rebel soldiers fired on his car at th!" start of the uprising before dawn today. She said three of his companions were killed and one was wounded . " We must remember th.at if we are all united we ca n control th ese monsters ," Aq uino said . She said the rebel soldiers were threatening to "ret urn their violence during the former regime." Aquino said her gover nment is "firmly in con trol of the sit uation'' and commended troops loyal to her. At least 30 people were killed and more than 100 wounded in battles at several sites In and around Manila. Armed Forces chief Geri'. Fidel Ramos, who had moved from the rebel-occupied Camp Aguinaldo to Camp Crame. across a broad boulevard, told reporters that troops loyal to Aquino were gainjng ground "little by 1ittle" against Honasan. a close associate of Juan PoncE> Enrile, an opposition senator and former defense minister. During a lu il in the fighting this afternoon, a huge crowd of onl_ookers jammed EDSA boulevard, which separates th e two spraw ling military camps. in a fiesta- like atmosphere heavy with the smell of gunpowd er. EDSA was the sce 0e of the "people power" revolution that swept Aquino ,to power 18 months ago. storm causes some property damage along river PASTOR- MICHAEL PANGIO OWNER, NEIUA SEYLER 2 Sections 14 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, August 28, 1987 BILL BAIR 7 P.M. SERVICE p M. MONDAY thru SATURDAY 12 NOON-10 P.M . SUNDAY • ~hursday SHARING TESTIMONY OF HIS MINISTRY IN A CHRISTIAN ADOPTION AGENCY AND SAViNG BABIES FROM ABORTION . "A NEW CONCEPT IN ' Copyrighted I 987 Standard Publishing Co., Cincinnati, has filed suit in Meig~ County Common Pleas Court against Nick and Plana lhle, doing business as Middleport ..Book Store, requesting judgment of $7,868. 73. · Huntington C&? Railway employees, Huntington, W.Va ., has filed an action a,galnsi Joseph A. McCarty, Middleport, fo.r $1 ,869.70. Thunderstorms likely 1&nlght. Low tonight In mid 60s. Clearing Saturday. High!! In mid 70s. Pick 4 4-654 Vol. 37. No.78 Files suit in court REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH GUEST - OPEN - NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS Daily Number 964 ) Page 7 Lebanon celebration Lebanon Township's celebra-: rion In honor of the bicentennial' anniversaries of the U.S. Canst!-' tutlon and the Northwest Ordi< nance will be held Sunday, I ~ p.m .. at Buffington l~iand Park,: Portland. fl.esidents should come' prepared to share local history· and are also asked ro bring a covered dish. SUNDAY- AUGUST 30 10 A.M. SERVICE FIT and TRIM Church • notices ·.· Chester Elementary School· openhouse will be held 6:30p.m.· Monday. followed by a PTO. meeting at 7 p.m. All parents art>_ invited .to visit the school andmeet the teachers. . I .. _ •,L--- -----~-----------------~-------~~-1 ..· cond. that evidence from a prior criminal action against Tay·lor In 1978 was irrelevant and should have been Inadmissible. The appelaie court acknowledged that Story was correct in his argument on the second assignment of error but opinioned It was not a prejudicial error. Third, that the court failed to dismiss an Indictment against Taylor for hav ing a weapon while under a disability after Taylor was acquitted of felonious as sault, the prior offense from 19'18 upon which the disability was based. And fourth, that the court failed to dismiss the charge til having a weapon under a disabIlity even though Taylor was never officially Informed he was under a dis abill ty. Story said he Intends "to as k the Ohio •Supreme Court to review the opinion of the appelate court and make reversa ls on at least two issues;" failure of the trial court to suppress Tay lor's confession a nd failure to dismiss the indictment of having a weapon under a disability from a prior charge of feionius assault after Taylor was acquitted of the felonious assault charge. Meigs Prosecuting Attorney Fred Crow Ill remarked that the case was a "sad sit uation '' because of Taylor's mental han· dicap. "However," he added, "Tay lor was a danger to society." Crow said he was "pleased there was no error In the trial." Taylor is serving a life sentence . in prison for Melton's murder, In add It ion to three years for the firearm speclflca t ion . • came· across the river,'' said By Ji,AREN A. KIDD IBetty Crawford. Gallipolis Fer And MATI ROBERTSON ry. "It got grey, hail started fal OVI' News Satff A National Weather Service ling and leaves started flying at spokesman said he isn' t certai n if us ." The storm only lasted five to 1U it wa s an unconfirmed tornado minutes. according to Mike Rey touchdown or a downburst that nolds , Gallipolis Ferry, who sa id blew the roofoffofa mobile home the hail had dented the side of his and caused other damage in a truck. "lt was the biggest hall residential area across from the Stauffer Chemical Plant in Galli: l'w ever seen around here-, golf polis F e rry at about 6:15 p.m . ball size. It was just like a big storm. a wave came right Thursday . A steel dumpster knocked onto through, blew that school bus its side, a SChOOl bus stop builqing shelter over the fence," he said. "A . big hall storm came blown over a fence and siding torn from a bu lldlng were In- through lj¢re," ,said Ray Camfi?· cluded In the damage caused by beU. "I thought it was a high winds during a severe tornado ' ' "It just ripped th rough every- , thunderstorm . However, the thing around here." said John cause remai ns a mys tery. Reynolds. Gallipolis Ferry. :·we wasn ' t doing much look''That bus stop has been here for ing," said a customer at the years a nd it was never moved Mara thon Convenience store. " We was just trying to hold the before." Leaves blown from t re~s were door c los~d . " No tornado c!tings have been plastered to the s ides of cars a nd reported to the weather service . buildings facing west after the but wU n ~sses did report golf bail storm and walnuts w.ere scats ize hail that damaged automo- t ~rcd over the ground . "Anybody biles and high winds that bl ew want some wainut·s,'' sH id Cindy down large trees, blocking the Ca mpbell, Galilpolls Ferry. sout hbound lane of Route 2. "It A spokesman · for the Stauffer Chemical Plant said the plant had not sust.ained any damage. Ray Ply ban, a weather specialist' at the Huntington division of the National Weather Service, . said radar did not detect any high wind activity In the area. "Right now we have to go with an unco nfir med tornado touch· down ," he said. "I would not rule out the possibility because I was not there. I have learned in 31 years of service you do not tell someone they did not see someth,ing they say they saw." · 'Ply ban said thatthewfnds may · have been caused by a down· burst. high winds at the center of a severe thunderstorm. "This is something we have only come to recognize in the la st few years," he said. A downburst. though rare, can cause damage similiar to that in the residential area. Across the river in Gallla County several tree limbs were blown down and s igns overturned as a resuil of the evening storm. Hail as big as marbles was reported In downtown Gallipolis at the peak of the storm. Rescue success 'coop~rative effort between departments' By LEE 1\NN WEI.CH OVP Staff Writer Slowly. m~t hodically. groups of t'C'Sc ucrs combed the Gallia County hillsides and cr~ckbeds around Scenic Hills Thursday. Th ~)' w<?re looking lor 82-ycar-oid Aaron Saunders, a res id ent of the facility. Clad in a green plaid shi rt, green s lacks and houseslippers, SaundNs had gotten away from Scenic Hills around 7 a.m. For the next 12 hours. he was the subject of a n intensive search of the area. Members of the Galiia County Sheriff' s ·, Department , . Ga!lia County Emergency Medical Service. the Gallipolis Fire Department, Troops 20!\ and 200 of the Boy Scouts of America and the Athens Count y Track a nd Rescue Association complete with bloodhounds, searched for the man through 90-degree-plus heat and humidit y, and the th.reat of severe storming . From the air, Jim Sa unders of Gallipolis took a plane a nd flew low, searching for the man. LifeFiight and HealthNet were waiting to come in, as soon as stormy'wea ther in Columbus and Huntington, W.Va .. broke. rescuers met there to team up When he left the nursing home. and head out . Saunders had not mten breakJohn Tobin of Athens County fast <:~nd by the time he was found Track a nd Rescue Association that night. was tired. thirsty and coordinate th e effort, and spilt hungry. the group Into teams of three or The search began with th e s taff four and sent them into five areas of the nursing home looking for wtt'at was called a quick around the immediate area for serach. Saunders. They. ca lled for help Earlier, the bloodhounds from the Sheriff's Department, picked up Saunders' trail, but who in turn requested a ss istance lost it with the high winds and from various emergency ag<'nheat of the afternoon . cies in the area, along with the Rescuers a lso made trips to his Athens team. homeplace in Rio Grande. as well The s kies were t hreatenlng in as to relative's homes In Gallipothe late aflernoon a nd early lis. According to one Sheriff's evening hours , and Capt. Carl Deputy. Saunders was agile for Langford, chief investigator for · his age and could ha ve go tten the Sheriff's Department said the man y plar~s . possibly eve n group was fortunate to not have picked up b.' a driver on SR :1>. th e storm s that pummeled GalliAfter the quick search, the polis and !he surrounding teams join ~d forces and went to coun trys ide. two specific areas adjacent to the During the search, truck drivnursing homl' for a sweep search . . ers with Citizen's Band radios in which rescuers fan out 2lqo . were looking out for Saunders, as feet apart and begin walking. weli as city and cou nty r.e sidents It was during Ihat serach, at . who'd heard the man's descrip- approxlmat~l y 7 p.m .. 12 hours tion on scanners , according to a after the man left , he was found nursing home administrator. behind Dr. M0i Simone's offices A COmll')and post was set up at hiding underneath a large syca· the Gallia County Gun Club, more tree. approximately 100 across from Scenic Hills, and Continuf'd on page 10 Eastern board approves depository for funds, l987-88 appropr~ations The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. was approved as the depository lor public funds of the district when the Eastern Local School District Board of Educa· lion met In regular session Thursday evening. .The boar~ approved perrnan· ent appropriations for fiscal 1987-88 and accepted the reslgna· lion of Ronald Jutton as a substitute teacher. Employed as substitute teachers for the new school year were Bernaqette Anderson, Jane Manuel, Pamela Murphy and Judith Crooks. Val· erie Ransbottom was named sophomore class advisor and Orville · Wayne Bennett Was . ' . .. ..- ·---·-· ·---- - named a substitutl' bus driver for this school year. A special session was set for 7 p.m. on Sept . 9 at the high school to discuss personnel, financial and other administrative mat· ters and the regular meeting was set for September 29, at 7 p.m . at the high school. - ~ -- �-· The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Friday, August 28, 1987 Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill r ourt St reel Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEir.S-MASOS AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhlisher BOB HOEFLICH General Managrr PAT WHITEHEAD Asslstant .Puhlisher/ Controller A MF.MRER nfThc • t 'nitc •d Pr(':-i ." lntc ·r nation ~ll.lnL i ml Dail~ Pn'"" Assrl('la11on and thf' Amrric·:tn KPwsp t•pf'r P uhlishc' r " A!'snl'ia1inn . t.F:TTERS <IF OPH\ 10' . t i t ' 1n •l!umo . T ht ·• ...: huuld hP lt · s~ th :tn :Uifl 1n n d ~ II •nc. All lf't14 'L" :• t , . -.uhl 1·r·t 1••1·il il inc :•nd mu ~ t ''~' .. ic nnl \\ it h n: •m ... ;qlcln·:o- ~ ;t nd tdt ·phf• nr · numht ·r. !'•• un ,i):! m ..: t lt•l lt·r·!- '' Ill h,· pu hli,ht•ll i.!'TH 't'!- shou ld he · tn ·Reagan's _economic bill won't fly Page-2-The Daly Senti~ Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt. Oh10 Thll'sday, August 27, 1987 Career diplomat_,___,__B..::..y__;_J_ac_k_A_n_d_er_so_n_._an_d_J.,...o_se-=-p_h_S,;;_p_ea_r WASHINGTON - Sen. ·Jesse Helms , R., N.C., .ts widely sus. peeled by State Department professionals of trying to impose his conservative views on the Foreign Service by blocking the ambassadorial nominations of career diplomats whom he sus-· peels ofliberaliam. His latest tagets have heen Richard Viets, named as ambassador to Portugal. Nicholas Piatt (Philippines) and Melissa Wells (Mozambique). The senator's attempt to block their approval by the Foreign · Relations CommillE>€ moved George Vest , dl- · rector general of the Foreign Service, to an unusual expression of displeasure toward a powerful senator. Ail three. career diplomats have "top-notch" credentials, VPsl told our reporter Daniel Ka'ufman . He said he cannot understand why Helms has withheld from them the routine approval that traditionally has heen given to career officers nominated as ambassadors. "If a 'p erson has a long and very well-known and distin guished career," Vest said. "you· · have one (Senate) hearing only, because life in the Foreign Service is an openb ook. In each of these cases, more than one hearing was called for at the instigalin of Helms." Helms 's spokesman, Tom Boney, denied that the senator is " out to get" anyone in the Foreign Service, as critics have charged . Boney said Helms is just examining each nomination thoroughly "on an individual basis" and taking into account · ®'"1 f'Cll{l' - questions of both character and policy . In the case of Viets, at least , Helms appears ntll to have based his objections on ideological grounds. but O!l questions about financial practices during Viets' iour-year !enure as ambassador tQ Jordan. The questions were first raised in 1983' by the Stale Department's inspector general. We have obtained a memorandum Heims sent to his committee colleagues thl)t takes Issue with Viets's sworri testimony on the financial questions . Here are some of the main points In I he memo: -"Overt terrorist threat s" and "substantially modified " regulations exempted Viets from having •to reimburse the department for his family 's use of government vehicle in Amman, $'tOII.-'Tel£4flNI ... ., ~ ..... By HELEN THOMAS • UPI While House Reporter ·· WASHINGTON iUPIJ- President Reagan has heen told bY. his top -advisers that his Economic am of Rights won 't fly in the remaining 17 months he has in office. , But one can be sure that such realities will not stop the president ··from using H as a springboard for speechifying across the country. •.There is nothing that the president likes more than stumping for his domest-ic goals, even when they are an Impossible dream . II gives 111m a forum to address lhe issues of big government and big ~nders. : . The centerpiece of the so- called bill of rights , unveiled by the .gresident on July 3 at the Jefferson Memorial , is a balanced budget a(nendmenl and a line item veto. · :' Except for his current vacation break. Reagan has heen hitting the rpad once a week to promote his proposals on Main Street America. 'l'he folks come out in droves to see the President of the United States. lis indeed they s hould. But for ail his beating the bushes there has been liP groundsweli for his plan, which is dead in the water as far as ,C'Qngress is concerned. · ; : when he look office In 1981. the de ficit left by President Jimmy ~arter was around $60 billion . Reaga n promised at that lime to . ')>ala nee the budget by 1984 , a far-fetched gaaHn v'iew of his plans, now ,'fUlfilled, lo spend a trillion dollars-plus on new weapons programs. ; The deficit is now triple what it was when he became president. His successful drive for a tax cut during his first year while at· the same tfme raising military spending 9 percent in the same period naturally 1ti.d not add up fo a balanced budget. · : ;;While a balanced budget ·has always heen the Republican battle ;cty, Reagan has yet to submit one to Congress. Tha\ is why his s~ec hes on the subject ring a bit hollow. . The deficit does worry the populace as much as the astronomical '1Jlliona l debt. Since neither Reagan nor Congress can make many more major cuts in social spensJing. the next alternative is a tax Liberal theoreticians. ever on jocrease. which the president adamanatly opposes. the lookout for weaknesses in th~ • ,No lawmaker or presidential candidate is eager to suggest a tax conservative pcorformance, as it Jntrease. Look what happened to Waller Mondale, the 1984 Is on display in the Reagan .Democratic presidential ca ndidate, who dared to mention nilsing administration, think they may iaxes. That is no vote getter. Polilica'J su icide Is more like it . have spoqed a usefu l vulnerabil ·.'· Reagan 's close friend a nd campaign manager, former Sen . Paul ity: the allegedly bad results of deregulation. ·t;axail of Nevada, who is seeking -the GOP presidential nomination . Certainly deregulation Is one of lgid a Washington Post interviewer if he gets to the Whe House, he will ·[ll)media,lely submit a l)alanced budget. the major commandments of the conservative creed. At a Cabinet • . Asked hOw he would do that in on.e year when Reagan could not do it in .six, he replied that the Reagan military buildup was complete and meeting early in hi s first term . that "conditions are different." President Reagan was presented with a symbolic wooden hatchet · Laxalt said that in view of the conditions at the time, a balanced budget would have provoked "a near revolution in this cou ntry." and a bulky copy of th e federal· Register. contained the text -f : J:.ike the other Republican candidates, Laxall is firmly against a ·existing government regula• tax increase to reduce the deficit. : Reagan can forget about the line item vPto, which he stresses that tion s. As the TV cameras ground Ve had when he was governor of Califor nia . A. line ilem veto would away, he explained. "the idea is to cut the book in half." add in g give the president dictatorial power over the budget and Co n gr~ss is iiot about to give him that. partiCularly since he has not evolved to a · with a twinkle "and then throw away both halves." tame duck status. ; In the realm of do as I say, not what I do. Reagan is not bothered by Abolis hing ail f,e deral regula tions may be a conservative the am biguity of constantly healing the drums for a balanced budget fantasy , but there Is no doubt amendment in I he Constitution when he has never gO lien near serving up one. whatever about Ronald rea~<an's determination to "get the go: Nor is the ambiguity of running Washington for six years and stilt' !I ailing out about those bureaucrats inside Ihe beltway and a long the vernment off th e back s of the Potomac who represent "big government." American pe\)ple" wherever he can. : The Reaganites took over ail the top offices In every federal agency when they came to power, as any other administration would. So It Now , six and a half years Into his administration, somt> of the bas heen their show for better or for worse, and that is the way history will see it . GLASNOST Cutting airline rules , I was readinlj an art icle to the :edilor In the SPntinei paper Aug. 19th thanking the trustees and :workers on Orange Township roads for doing a. job. I ju st wish we could say the 's ame abOut our trustees and their workers. But we can't as :'they haven't done anything to our ·.road. The trees. brush and weeds : cover most of the road and dust <so thick you can't see where trustee.~ you're driving. It is really hard on most of us with health problems. ! don't think Meigs Cqunt.v is that hard up that they can't afford gravel once in a while to put on these back roads. After ali. we do pay taxes. But what are we gel! ing from them? Freda Jacks, Jacks Roaa, Rutlimd Township: !.Today in history ·• . By United Prt•ss InternatiOnal .• Today is Friday. Aug. 28. the 240th day of 1987 with 12> to follow. The moon is waxing, moving toward its first quarter. •, The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mercur)·, Venu s a nd Sat urn .. Those born on this. dale a rc under the sign of Virgo. They include terman poet . novelis t and dramatist .Joha nn von Goethe In 1749; ~Iizabet h Ann Seton, first U.S.-born salnl of the Roman Cat hollo!" Church, in 1774; actor Charles Bo)·er in 1899; psychologist Bruno Bettelhe im in 1903 1age !W 1; actor - dancer· Donqld O'Connor in 1925 ·, age 621. and actor Ben Gazzara in 193(t',lage.51i. · . • On this date in history: In 1922, a New York City really company paid$100 fort he first radio commercial, on station WEAF. In 1963. more than 200,000 civil rights protesters led by Marlin Luther King Jr. staged an orderly "Freedom March" In Washington, D.C. . : In 1968, the Democratic Party nominated Hubert Humphrey for president as thousands of ·a nti-Vietnam war demonstrators battled pollee in the streets and parks of Chicago. · In 1973, more than 525 people were killed by an earthquake in central Mexico. • In 1986, "Walker family" Soviet spy ,Jerry Whitworth was ,llenlenced In San Francisco to 365 years in prison and fined $410, ooo, 'The judge called .him "one of the most spect9cular spies of this century." J • · v · NEW YORK (UP)) - NFL situation. Commissioner Pe.te Rozelle · "I would Jove togo back there if Thursday announced a one· week T'm accepted and coach Bruce postponement of the supplemen- wants me to play,' \ Carler said. tal draft for Ohio Stale receiver Carter, of Middletown, Ohio, Cris Carter a nd Pittsburgh run- lost his eilgibilily after II was ning back Charles Gladman to disclosed he had accepted about permit the players to work out an $6,800 from agents Norby Walarrangeml'nl wiln the NCAA to ters and Lloyd Bloom. Gladman regain the ir eligibility. was declared ineligible (or refusRozelle made the decision not ing to cooperate with an investito include Carter and Gladman in gation o~ the agents. today's draft following the "They could find a reason for a NCAA's reinstatement late Wedbut) don't think thai could delay, nesday of Pittsburgh defensive get him back NCAA eligibility," bact< Terry! Austin· and after said Bob Berry, Carter's lawyer. conferring with meml)ers of the ·National Association of College ' 'Wewere led .to believe that even if we got an appeal, II would be Directors of A thietics. " The NCAA allowed Austin to unsuccessful and I got a letter regain college eligibility by re- from the NCAA to. that effect in paying a loan made to him by an June." "We are pondering what the agent a nd by severing any contractual relations with the Austin decision is going to agent," Rozelle said. "Carter mean, " Berry said. "This (conand Gladman and their insliiU· troversy ) really shook up the lions. Ohio State University and NCAA and they said. 'We had the University of Pittsburgh, now better deal with II at least for this will have the opportunity to year ."' Cart er. who owns severa l Ohio reach similar deals for reinstateState receiving records, also ment to the NCAA." . If agreements are not worked signed a profess iona l contract · out. the draft for Car ter and post-dated Jan . . 2, )988. Ohio Gladman will be held Sept. 4, State would not appeal Car ter's · suspension to the NCAA despit e Roze lle said. Carter told a Co lumbu s, Ohio, the player' s request. The NFL sa id the draft would television station, WBNS. tha t he be he ld lor fou rotfier still would meet today with OSU players . coac h Earll! Bruce to discuss the NEW YORK (UP!) - Tim Wilkison, the only American man to reach the quarterfinals of the . u.s. Open ·in 1986, will be more than fortunate simply to survive the opening round this year. Wilkison, known as "Dr. Dirt" and " Rambo" because of his intensity on the court, sulfered the mis!ortuneThursda y to draw fourth seed Boris Becker as his first -round opponent when the Open begins Tuesday . Never before during the Open era had American men performed so poor.Jy _in the national championship, and the 27-yearold Wilkison, identifiable by the baseball cap . he wears while playing, was knocked out in the quarterfinals by Stefan Edberg. Top seed Ivan Lend! also fared poorly in the draw, with several heavyweights to contend with before reaching the finaL Lendl tould face e ighth seed John McEnroe in the quarte rfinals, a nd eit her Becker or No. 6 Jimmy Co nnors in the semis . Lend! , who meets South Africa n Ba rry Moir in the O)lelling rou nd, is seeking to join McEnroe as the only men in more than 60 years to win the U.S. championship three years in a row . He ha s appeared in the fina l five co nsecutive years. Edberg, ·a loser to Lend! in the 1986 semifina ls and the second ering why It should be c heaj)('r to fl y from New York to San Francisco than to East War· whoop. Nebraska. only half as far away (thE' answer being !hat popular destination s cost less to reach than exotic ·o nes. B<-cause was on our bac ks. Take airline de regulati on. the large loads make possible !Ironically. _this began back in I'Conomles of scale I. Recentl y the overall Inc rease the administration of Jimmy In air traffic hass bt'gun causing Carter, whose Civil Aeronautics delays at airports. as we H longer Board Director . Alfred Kahn . as charges tnot necessar ily sub· was a convinced libertarian . But stantlatedl of lncrMscs in th(' the Reagan administration Is in no position, and for that matter in numbN of "near mlssf:'s" in thp no mood. to repudiate the work a lr . ThJ? genera I Impress ion. II Is Kahn began. ) The airlin<' Indus- probabl y fai r to say, is th at try ha s heen through a tooth · der<'gula tlon has produced som~ ratti'ng shakeout in the pa.t 10 thing approach in~! economic and operational chaos In an Industry years . that ws humming aionj!'smoothiy Dcre~<u) a tion 's first result. of course. was to bring about back when governmc'n) was reductions in air fa res. · This regulating 11. It is important, thcr<.'forc. to forced a number of airlines, which had acquiesced In fea - na(i tha i canard to thl' barn door . lherb<·d labor con tracts and . The Intended con seq uen c~ of consequently. cou ld no longer deri>gulatlon wa s an overall compete, to go out of business reduction in ai r fair s. If this ha s altogether or merge with health- 'forced certain carriers who were ier lines. There has also heen passslng exorbitant labor costs considerable turmoil over spe- along to their customers to go out cific fares , with travelers wond- of bu siness. so be it. The By Robert J. Wagman WASHINGTON (NEAl - As the first primaries draw nearer , no De!llocralic candidate has emerged ~s a clear front -runner In the race for' the 1988 presidential nomination. Democrats are still feeling the aftereffects of Gary Hart's withdrawal from the race. Most candidates had planned to portray themselves as Hart's main chail~nger in the early going, hoping to overtake him in the later primaries. They have ail had trouble switching to a campaign wflhout a favorite. When Hart withdrew, the guess was thai most of his staff- and possible much of his support would go to Gov . Michael Dukakis of Massachusetts.' Actually, about a third of Hart 's key staffers have gone to Dukaris. Another third have gone to Missouri Rep. Richard Gephard!, and the b~i~nce have spread the·m seives among the rest of the field. The closest to a front -runner in the crowded Qemocratic field· is Dukakis. He has surpased all other Democratic candidates in frund raising, has put together a powerful national campaign or· ganiza lion and is mbunting a very strong effort in Iowa. Iowa is especially Important to Dukakis ~ause he is expected to win New Hampshire, where is is almost a favorite son. His showing In New Hampshire will be discounted; he must do well in Iowa to be seen as a viable national candidate. Gephardl is seen as1he current leader in Iowa . He has campaigned there so much he is joked a bout as being the slate's "seventh congressman." Gephardl has . developed an inleresling s trategy In the slate. He describes the 'current eco· nomic upswing as a bi-coastal prosperity thai has passed over the heartland . He accuses Dukakis of being part of that bi-coastal establishment and of having no great Interest in Iowans. This . seems to be playing welL Dukakls and Gephardl have already met once in a one-on-one debate in Iowa, which was staged as. if the two were the only candidates -or at least the only two serious candidates. This did not play well with the other Democratic hopefuls. The otl)er candidates can all point to some poll or other factor to support the claim that they are In the thick of things. Delaware's' Sen. Joseph Eiden was viewed as losing ground until he released a very impressive list of supporters in Iowa. Biden's candidacy may well depend on how, as Judiciary Committee chairman, he handles the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork. Though the heariQgs will tie Biden to Washington at a lime when he Should be·campaigning, he could gain enough in national stat\lre and public recognition to more than offset this. · Illinois Sen. Paul Simon, former Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt and Tennessee Sen . Albert ' Gore ail ra n point to some sign thai indirales they will remain in the race for the long haul. But none has done fllUCh to emerg(' from the shadows. • Of the three; Gore. as a Southerner, might have the best chance because of the multiple "Super Tuesday ' ' Southern primaries. By almost any objective mea sure, Jesse Jackson Is not doing \ ' FOOTE N1\MED - Douglas L. Foote, former Lyn~hburg­ Ciay High Schoolteacher and coach, bas been riamed assistant basketball coach for the men's basketball team at Rio Grande College-Community College. He succeeds Kevin Purcell, who accepted a position with Ohio University last spring. In addition · to his coaching dulles at Rio, Foote wUI serve as assistant professor of physical education through the college's department ol education, health and physical edu~allon. THOUSAND OAKS, Ca lif. mu scle in the Cowboys' 13-3 (UPI) - Dallas Cowboys run- preseaso n win over . the San nlnjl back Tony Dorsett has been Francisco 49ers last week. dow ngraded to questionable for · HE RNDON . Va. (UP)) Sunda y ni!lhl' s exhibition game agai nst the Los Angeles Raiders. Was hingt on Redskins Coach Joe Dorset t su lfPred a pulled calf Gi bbs sa id Thursday he pla ns to honor form er Ta mpa Bay Buccaneers quarte rback Dou~ ' Willia ms' request to be hel d out of Saturday' s pre-season game agains t his old team . Williams . the Redsklns seco ndstring quarterback. played for Ta mpa Bay from 1978-82. Williams has sai d the Tampa fa ns never accepted him beeause he was black and remains bill er ·abo ut hi s years with the Buccaneers. which end ed In a co ntract dispute in 1983 before he bolted ior the USFL. " I don't want to go through all of that aga in and he does n' t want to go through it.," Gibbs said. " Lei's jus! let !Idle. " GREEN BAY , Wis . ( UP i ) Green Bay Packers quarterback Randy Wright will u·y to ignite the Packers' struggl ing offense in Sat urday 's ex hibition game against the Cincinnat i Bengals . benf:'flciarles an• the Ameri can prople, who are laking to th<' a ir In numbers so mu ch larger than bt'lor(> that .co ntinental Trailways has alrf'ady sold out to· Greyhound and Greyhound Is reportedl y brea thing hard . If airports a re getting overcrowded , Pnl arg<' lhl'm. And whii<' thr a il egt'd lntrease In " near mlsses" is probably just the c los('St rival to pitbulisasthis year's hysterlp lmfdalr COlli· slons is actually down) , lei's not forget that air traffic is still just as lightly regulated as It j!Ver was . If It isn't working, blame Big Daddy - certainly not deregulation . Rece ntly I saw Onf' of thp big anchors ·on the TV evening news sprawled out In first c lass aboard a transcontinental jet. no doubt getting ready to complain about takeoff delays that evening on his program . The solution for him, of course, 1.1 si mp!(• - just return fares to the ir old lcvf'IS ~his will be dedUCted Us a business ex peDS(' anyway) and let the peasants walk . · The peasa nt s ma y di sag ree. Wright. who he ld out for most of trai nin g camp before slg nin ~=: Aug. 12. was rusty in ,his debut las t week agai nst the Was hingt on Redsklns and was pulled in the first quart er. He returned in the seco nd half. but overall compl eted three of 10 passes for H yards a nd one Interception . KANSAS CITY . Mo. iUP II Todd Blackledge, who has had a rocky 5-year career with the between 18-year -old Steff!. Graf and Martina Navratiiova has just taken away the world No. 1 ranking from Navralilova, · and now she · will attempt to dethrone 't))e 30-year- old lefthander as Open champion. Navraliiova, a - three-lime Open · champion, bas · a more favorable draw, If only because third seed Chris Evert , a six.lime champion, is in Gr&f's half. Graf, loser of only one match this year - to Navral.ilova in the Wimbledon final- also faces the prospect of a quarterfinal duel with fifth seed Pam Shriver, always a dangerous opponent. In contr~st, Navrat.ilova is seeded to meet eighth seed Gabriela Sabatini in the quarter-· finals and No. 4 Hana Mandlikova in the semis. Graf drew Bettina · Fulco of Kansas City Chiefs , was named Argent ina as her opening-round the starling qua rterback for the opponent , Navratiiova drew regular-season opene r Sept. 13 Kate Gomperl of Rancho Miragainst the San Diego.Chargers. age, Calif., Evert faces Susan Last seaso n, Blackledge Sloane of Lexington, Ky., and played in 10 games and was 5-3 in Mandlikova plays Nathalie the eight games he started. He Herreman of France. co mple ted 96 of 211 passes for This Is the lOth anniversary of 1.200 ya rds, 10 touchdowns and 6 the Open being played in the int.ercept ions. National Tennis Center in Flushin the · three games he has ing Mea dol", and the purse is a played in preseason. Blac kledge record $3,979.000. Tne top prize in has thrown for 270 yards, com- men's and women's singles is pleting 23 of 38 attempts . $250,000. Competition continues through LAKE FOREST, IlL (UPI) Sept. 13. -. There is only a "very remote" The other seeded men and their chance Injured Chicago Bears first round ,opponents: No. 5 quarterback Jim McMahon will Mlioslav Meclr vs. Karel No· bounce back In lime to play in the vacek, No. 7 Pal Cash vs. Peter Sept. 14 season opener against Lundgren. No. 9 Andres Gomez the New York Giants, Coach vs. Michie! Schapers. No. 10 Mik e Dltka said Thursday. Joaklm Nys trom vs. Javier San, "The arm is sore and . is chez, No. 11 Henri Leconte vs. bothering him, " Dltka said. "He Andre Agassi, · No. l2 Tim wants to be out there throwing Mayotte vs. Sammy Glam1he baiL Anything that happens · maiva, No. 13 Brad Giibt'rt vs. from here on out wouiil be a Peter Doohan, No. · 14 E milio surpri se to me. Sanc hez vs. Wally Masur, No. 15 " I jus t feel it 's going to. be a Martin .Jaite vs. TomasSmid and toug h row to hoe from he re. from what we've seen this week. I' m not sayi ng it can' t happen - I think ·it's very remote that he 'll be better in lime for the Giants." McMahon underwent shoulder s urgery Dec. 12, and has ye t to see preseaso n action - despite the c lea n bill of health he received from surgeon Dr. Fra nk Jobt' on July 21. . By United Press lnternat!unal John Rabb s macked a solo home run in the top of lh<' ninth inning Thursday ni ght to lift the Richmond Braves to a 5-4 victory over the Rochester Red Wings in a n in ternational League ga m.- at Ro ches te r , N.Y . · Roc hester. which had its $€"\'en -game well . His campaign is not raising ihe kind of money necessary to mount an effective national contest. But Jackson is considered a "special" candidate for whom many of thP normal rules don :t apply. Few believe he will : challenge lor the nomination. but · most belicvP he could end up a major !actor in de termining w.ho gels the nomindlion. · Tht> Daily St•ntint>l l 'Sps IU·!Witll ,\ llh•i"'hm nl M11iUnwdh1 . lnt·. j Puhl b. ht 11 l' ~(·n ,tlll'r nnon . M;ond ,t \ f"l' ld :• ~. 111 f nutt St . P o !l'l t t •tq:; h n 11•tm . Ohi o, h\' thl ' Ohl11 \ ': lilt '\ P u ll nm<l f\;t1>~ pt~l' l.t ~ l ' p :tl d :•I Oh itl, Mt ·m bt ·t · Pnm•·n •.\ . BIG MAN Raymond "World" Smith, Grambling State's 420-pound grid candi· dale, stands next to a "stan· dard · sized end," Aaron Lewis, during recent pre-sea· son practice. World, a freshman from, D.C .. hopes to win a scholarship althe Loulslan11 school. His coaches are Ofl' , Umlsllc of his chances. (UPI) ' the choice is yours! 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RQchest er's Ron Musselman fell to 6-6.. Elsewhere iq. the IL . Ma-ine routed Col umbus 7-1 and Tidewater c rushed Syracu se 10- 4. AI Old Orchard Beach. Maine. Dave Rozema, 3·0, hurl ed a five-hill er and Ron Jones and Ken Dowell knocked in two runs apiece to lead the .Guides . Dowell also homered for Maine, his third of the year. Jay Buhner knocked In the only run for the Clippers with his 29t h homer oft he season. --------~-------------------~-------JH-Sfilte Fan Appteciatlon X l 'nll••i t ,.. , . ,.~ ,. lnll •t·n:t tlHn .tl i\ cl' 'l'llisi nJ.! winning s topped, was ais0 preve nled from c linc hin g a playoff berth. The Red Wings need to win only one of their remaining four games to clinch a pos tseaso n s pot. Rabb's homer was his 20th thi s season. Chip Childress also h.it a solo home run. his third of the 1n l.1nd f) .t il\ Pl'l ·-~" A1'" 04 ·I a 1111n a nil Iht · Ohio 1\t•W... j.):tpt •l' 1\ ssrlf'iat lt•n t'\Oithm .t l ' r•~~~!~~~~~~lii Braves edge Red Wings 5-4 in IL play li:- h in'l! Cnmp:.n .v Mu l1lmt1tla . l nt ·.. P 1• nwrH, , Ohin l:iiti!l , Ph . ! ~~ · :! 1 ~1 St • • No. 16 Anders Jarryd vs . qualifier. Among the womenJtis Shriver 'vs. Wendy White, No. 6 He lena Sukova vs. Melissa Gurney, No. 7 Zina Garrison vs. Tine ScheuerLarsen. Sabatini vs. Beverly Bowes, No. 9 Claudia Kohde-' Kiisch .vs. Aiycia Moulton,No. 10 Manuela Maleeva vs. Kathy. Jordan, No. 11 Lori McN eil vs. a McEnroe, a first-round loser No. 12 Be t.lin a Bunge qualifier, last year, has a relatively diffivs. Mary Lou Platek, No. 13 cult opener against Mall Anger Sylvia Hanika vs.' Kumiko Okaof Pleasanton, Calif.. while Conmoto, No. 14 Catarina Lindqulsi nors, · a five-time champion, · s tarts against wild card entry vs. Amy Frazier, No. 15 Barbara: Joey Rive, of Fori Lauderdale, Potter vs. Akiko Kijimula, and No . . 16 Wendy · Turnbull vs.: Fla. Bonnie Gadusek. An interesting bailie is e xpected in the Women 's singles seed· this year , drew as his first opponent Derrick Rostagno of Brentwood, Calif., and No. 3 Mats Wiiander faces a qualifier. Edberg is seeded to meet Wimbledon champion Pat Cash, the man he defeated in the Australian Open final , in the quarterfinals. Dorsett is questionable for Sunday'.s .tilt No Democratic front runner emerges Letter to the editor Can't say same about Wil.kison.just hoping to· sunrive first round worked _----,---J--,W~il_lia_m-,--Ru_.~h--'-er consequences of dercguiations are clearly visibly, and liberals are bt'ttlng that a lot of Ameri cans arc wondering whether we weren't better off back In the bad old day s when Big Government . the former ambassador contended . Heims said the regulalions require VIets to repay the government at the rate of 20.5 cents a mile. -Viets explained a subslan liar " loan" from an embassy em· ployee by saying.he merely "\<ept II for her" as a longtime friend so it would earn interest in his bank account. Helms pointed out that the ambassador's 1984 financial disclosure did not show a sum that large In any of his bank accounts. -"Extraordinarily high liquor consumption claims" - in Helms' s phrase - . were explained by Vie ts as gilts for Jordanian-guests. their security guards and drivt>rs. But Helms complained that Viets offered no evidence to justify his claim lor reimbursement on the liquor bii is. • Heims also questioned both when and why Viet s changed his lega l residence from Vermont to Florida . Viets said it was done in 1980 or 1981; Helms thinks II was done In 1984. Viets deniM that he did to to avoid Vermont's Income tax . Wh e n the Foreign Rt>iations Committ ee approved Viets's nomination . 12 to 5, liberal De mo c rat s Alan Cranston. Cailf.. and Chris topher Dodd, · Conn.. joined Heims and two other Republicans In voting agai nst approval , Chairman Claiborne Pell. D-R.L, acknowledged that "a numbt'r of irrt>guiaritles were raised" about Viets. but sa id the nominee had not show n ''Intentional di sre11a rd for Pitht>r law or regulation," and added : "The com mitt ee does not beiiev<' th at one adverse audit repor t In an othrwise long and di sting uished cari>t:'r should be the basis lor the r<:>jec tlon of thi s nomin ation." Viets said he would not com' mcnl until the fu.ll Senate votes on his nomination. ' NFL postpones .supplemental draft C OPER lbNnt tlt#s coupott for fiH tfA'lw. " .' �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Kansas City's new ·m anager wins debut; Indians lose, 4-3 . By LISA HARRIS By The Bend' . UPI Sports Writer The Kansas City Royals ' old s ta ndby salvaged the debut of 1h0it new manager . George Brett, a 14 -year vete· ran now playing for · a former teamma te, homered with two out in the 10th Inning Thu rsday night to pull out a 3-2 tr iumph over the Texas Rangers in J ohn Wat hari's first ga me as Royals ma nager. " lt did cross my mind that he could do. it." Wathan said. " We'd see n that kindof thing before.lt's the kind Of thing this team needed." Wathan earlier in th e day was named to replace fired Billy Gardn er - alt er ano ther for mer teamma t e of Brett 's, Hal McRae, turned down the job. "I would love for John Wathan to be my m a nager lor the rest of my career,'' Brett said. "] think first he has to prove himself. If we keep winning , he will. I respect him as a friend . a baseball player an d now a manager. " Bringing him back brought back a little pride to theorganiza 1ion. When he took the lineup card out before the ga me we felt som ething. We felt we had a chance to win. If you were s it ting in the sta nds. you could feel something different. " In other American League games. Toronto routed Oakland 9-4. Baltimore beat Ca lifornia 9- 5. and Milwaukee edged Clevela nd 4-3. In the Nationa l League, Atla nta beat Chlca)lo 5-2 In the opener o( a double-header tifat was suspended in the e ighth inning of the second gam e, a nd Montreal blanked San Diego 3· 0. Orioles 9. ~na:els 5 At Baltimore, Eddie Murray wen t 4 for 4, including a solo homer in the second inning, ke.y lng Baltimore's eigh t h straight victory over Ca lifornia . Mike Flanagan w ent the dis tance for on ly his third v ictory of the season against six losses. Blue Jays 9, Athletics 4 At Toront o, George Bell blasted a grand s lam for his 39th ' homer of the season and dr<;>ve in five runs to set a Blue Jays season REI record, with 109. The Blue Jays moved into a.virtual tie for first place In !heAL East with the idle Detroit Tigers. The A's fell one game off the pace in the AL WPst. Jimmy Key. 15-6, gave up lour tuns before recorcting an out. but then retired the next 18 ba tters for his sixth consecutive victory. Brewers 4, Indians 3 At Mi lwau kee, Mike Fe ld er belted a two-r un triple and scored on a suicide squeeze to help the Brewer s complete a four -ga me swee.p of Cleveland. Reliever Mark Knud son. 4·4, gai ned the vic tory while Chuck Crl m went the fina l 11 -3 innings for his seventh s,a ve. Milwau kee's Paul Molltor, who had his 39-game hitting streak snapped Wednesday night, went 2 for 4 to raise his average to .367. Braves 5, Cuhs 2 At Chicago, Dale Murphy hit his 35th home run and Zane Smith, 14-7, pitched a six-hitter to win for the sixth time in his last seven s tarts. The victory. was Smith's first ever against the Cubs. The second game was sus. pended because of darkness with the Cubs leading 8-6 at the top of the e ighth inning. The Braves mus t decide whether to It a Cubs victory or retu rn to Chicago on an b!f·day to complete the game. The Cubs scored all eight runs on homers. Leon Durham hit two two-run homers . Jerry Mumphrey a two-run blast and Keith Moreland and Andre Dawson so lo shots. ·Ali statistics from the game count, giving Dawson a major league- leading 42 homers, including i4 tr( Augus t, a club record for home r uns in one month . Expos 3, Padres 0 At San Diego, Bryn Smith and three relievers combined on a six -hitt er to llft Montreal. Smit h, S-6, went the firs t fiv e Innings. ·giving up fo ur hits. Tom Foley got two hits In the game and In hi s las t 11 games, Is 20 for 35 for a .571 average. .. Majors .' i ,\TIO:"'i ,\L l.t:i\C:t ' t : R,· Lnllf'd l"f t"lo~ lnlf'rnallun'al . .... ..,·. t:a...t Yo' I, Pd . c; R ,1 .l9'' - I'll. l .tllli ' ~ =- ~ '7 1 ,Hi _;j,i9 ' ' .Oii .•i~ Pill ..hr ~ h 11.1 .i tit; ttl - ~t"!l l !t'. ~~~ it:! . 1!'11 t·!l : iili '7 1 . 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Supuh~ •n Mo·f "a llmn :and 8 11 '' '" "•"on. punh•r Ra~· fiu y, ddo•n:o.IH h:u-kli Brad frw hrun und nat,. lkiUnnt ·.~ 11nd do•ft ·n,.h·1· llnl'ln a n 1-: h j., t'r;anks; plat •!'d on lnjun·d ri""''''"'': lllfl'nsh I' li111•mo•n C 11rl Mll·llt•J Man ln, wid;· .\ f,tr .. h rt•rd\! • r~o a nd DOUBLE PLA\' - Newly-acquired New York Yankee Jerry Roy ster, form erly ol tht• ( "hlcugo White StlX, Iurns a double play as he gets Seattle 's Cl NC INNAT I iUP l l - ThP Ci nci nnati Reds are ailing a nd the recent swap of med iOCI'f' pitchers hardly seems a cure. The Reds have lost s ix st raigh t ga mes and 15 of -their las t 20 to tumble from first place In thr National t:cague Wesr to third place. T hree weeks ago. the Reds led the San Fra nc isco Gian ts by fi \'C ga m es. Today, Cinc innati trails the Giants by five games . Th e Reds open a three·game _, Coach Bill Hensler's Souther n Tora ndoes posted two scr immage wins over Fort Frye a nd Trimble th e past week by 14-6 and 15-13 scores. respec tively. After Fort F rye had tallied a touchdown as a result of pass Int er ference and a one ya rd run; the Tornadoes came back to march 70 yards with Pete Rous h scoring on a seven yard run and Mar k Por ter addi ng the extra point. Holding Fort Frye on downs, Sout hern again drove 70 yards in 12 plays with the touchdown coming on a 23 yard pass from Roush to Chr is Stout. Porter aga in converted the point after. Aga inst Tr imbl e. the Tor na does fell beh_ind as a result of a 50 yard·touc hdow n toss. Whey the n took the lea d on a two yar d carry by Roush aft er a long drive with Porter kicking the rx tra point . Trimble went up by six as a result of a not her long bomb. a nd agai n th e Southern 11 drove downfi eld to knot the score at 13 a ll on a Peter Roush one ya rd plunge. Roush tnen hit Mike Amos with a two point conversion pass for the win . Coac h He nsler reminds all Southern followers of the preview th is evening at Kyger Cree k whe n Sout hern will meet Ha nnan -Trace at 7: 30p.m. hom~stand tonight ag ~1i n s t the ('hleago C'ubs a ncl new11· ac· quired pitcher D<'nnls Hasmusscn Is sc hedu led to ma~r his Reds ' dl'but Sunday a~alns t th~ Cubs . Clncinnllt I acquired RaS' mus s<'n on Wed nesday fr om the N('w York Yank('('s In ex<·hange for Bill Gull ickson. Both pitchers have txoen ' dl sappolni lng this season. Rasmussen Is 9-7 with a 4:75 ear ned run avrragr. whiil' Gullickson is 10-11 with a 4.8S F.RA . The Rrds ' downfall t h ~ pa>t 1hrl'<' W<'<'ks has been rna Inly due lo poor pitching. but tradi ng <,:ul ltrkso n for Rasmuss0n seems only to be replacing Frick with Frnck. · " If you ' rp looking for pit ch· ing,'' San Diego vi ce pres ident Jack McKPon said of th(• trad e. ·•you don' t give up anolher Even Reds ' general ma nager Bill Bergesch. w ho made the Lu nc heon menu s for schools in th~ Eas t0r·n Loca l Schoo l Dis trict for next week have lx•rn announced by Gra ce Stout . cafete- GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE ria SurK\r vlsor. In ac('ordance with ti· • uniform m e nu policy, the sar. tu nc heo n wi ll be ser vro In all sc hools In the di s tr l<-1. Monda y: Hotdog wit h sa uc£'. ('o rn, cherTies and milk. Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992 -2975 SPRINtJ I. SUMMER HOURS CAN IECOYEIY lotattd at Paiot Di•tributing (a. RR 1 Old Town Rd .. Pt . Pteuant 676 -4619 Payng JBe lb. for alum. cans Open Mon.- Thuro. 8 -11 em . a. 1· 4 p .m. Monday thru Friday 9 to 6 Saturday 9- 1 Visiting area THE GRAVELY SYSTEM TSg t a nd Mrs . Greg France a nd daughter. Kfl iey. of Sco tt Air Force Base In Illinois spe nt a week here visiting fril'nds. Sht:rman Roberts has returned to his hom e In Choc taw , Oka. a lter spending a week her<: with his mother . Dorothy Robert s. The group a ttended the Me igs C'ou nty Fai r . ADVERTISEMENT II:""'"· ' 1984 DODGE ARIES ................... S2995 2 dr., auto., P.. , air. 1984 MERCURY TOPAZ ••••••••••••• 54295 Good condition, PB. PS, air. PAT'S 1977 BUICK REGAL .................... S1095 2 dr., auto., PB', PS, air. MUFFLER SHOP 1979 FORD F-100 ••••••••••••••••••••• s2.495 Auto., PB, PS, black/ silver. SEVERAL CHEAPIES TO CHOOSE FROM At Pat. Hill Ford PRICES RANGING FROM COMPLETE MUFFLER AND EXHAUST SERVICE $200 TO $500 RIGGS USED CARS ·MIDDLEPORT, OH. ' CHFSTFfl 'lW) 4 1 00 Thousa nd s of prople are learn Ing the skill of lncoml' iax preparation from H&R. Block and are ea rning money as incom e tax prepa rers. · ' H&R Block, the world's largest Slinderella meet.r Barbara Hudson los t the most weight and Bett y E . Dill was r·unner-up at the Monday night Five Po ints Sllnderella Class . At the Tuesday night Mason Class, J py('c Dye lost the most Wl'ight a nd Carol McClu re was runne r· up. Incom e tax prepara tion service Is ofiert ng a basic Income tax course start ing September 8th with morning, afternoon and evening classes available. During the 13-week course. stu· dent s will st udy all phas es of Income tax preparation and re· ce!Ve act ual experience In preparing Individual return s. Expe· rlenced Block Instructors will t each current laws, theory and l h('lr tax Kn owiN1gf' 1.1 ncl lt•arn how to savp money on taxrs nr who are- looki ng for~ rewa rd ing care-rr . No prf'rrqu i$11 es arr rP· qulrcd to enro ll. Qualified course Rerurns home Pearl L. Russell, Racine. has returned home after spendi ng the weekend at Pickerington where she was the guest of her daughter a nd son-In -law , Mr. and Mt·s . Floyd T. Chapman a nd daughters, Shelley and Kim. While there she attended a bridal s hower fo r Shelley, bride-elect of Mark Jacob Carler. The church wedding will take place on Sept. 26 at Pickerington. graduatps m ay be offere-d job lntc rv irws for positions with Block. Man y acCPpt em ployment with Block because of the flex ibl e hours avollable. However, Block is under no obltgalion to offpf· em- ploy ment . nor arc graduates under a ny obl iga tion to accept employme nt with H&R Block. One Jaw coursr fN~· includes all text books , supplies and tax form s necessary for co mpkllo n application, as practiced in of the course. Ct'rl iflca tcs and Block offices nationwide. There 7.5 contln~lng ed uca tion un its Is a classroom discussion on Will b~ awarded upon successful each tax su bject and practice completion of tho course. Also. problems at every level. Courses the cost oflhf' cou·r se ma y be tax are programmed to teach stu· deductible. dents increasingly complex tax Registration forms and a broproblems as study progresses. chure for the income tax t'Oursr Students wUI lind the course both may be obtained by cont act In ~ Interesting and cha llenging. H&R Block at Pomeroy, OHio, .Courses are ideally suited for 618 E. Main St., 45769- 614-992· peo_Pie who wa nt to Increase . 3795. Hart birth . 78-10-06361 ,, ~,, men. "Thank You. God'' will be the theme. A report on the state convention held at Dublin was given. Six rl ub members at tended with Pat l·liit er, Betty Lou Dean, a nd J a net Koblcnt z all winning blue ri bbons In the flower s how. Mr s. Dea n was Ins talled director of Region I 1. A thank you note !ro m ,Junior Menu scheduled by schools him t11i s y C'ar. ·H&R Block To Offer Tax School In Pomeroy ·" '" " Ulo •,;u - " ah o·d rllnnl nx ltao•k• ,\ l:i n ·u " H rc'i'IIWtHid cand K1 ·~· \"an ,J,•nldn ... . l "a u :m , nnst• t:u· llll' nuunt· PI·Uit. li Khl o•nll Kl'il h t 'o•r,.,'li:O.Uft. 11fl•· n ~ln llnl'mt•il F.mil :-iln\lm 'l'k u nd Darr.\ ·1 Hale,- , do•fo •n· s ho• h;u:k ll :~rr••l lloppt•r , t·o·nlt•r .Juhn l "mo.·111• a nd v.idc· r••t·f•l \l•rs ,\l " "llll:mu; li nd Hrul"f> son hosted the Albert Young reunion a t the ir home with more tha n sixt y relatives a nd fr iends a ttendin g. Recent vlsllors of Mr . and Mrs. Hobart Swartz were Mr. and Mrs. Harold swartz. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wagoner and Krista, all of Williamstown, W.Va.; Mrs. S usan Zavlsho and Lea. Charleston, W.Va . • gu£'sts. Paul and Dorothy Win· An.nual famil y pic nic of the Unltro Methodist women of the ~ct t . Ch!0fla nd . Fla. : Louise Reine Uni ted Methodls_t Church · Stewart . Etta Mae a nd Bob Hill. was held at tit~ home of Gordon Marjorie a nd Haro ld Roush. Marlene Fisher. Peter Shield s. and Margi e West Monday . Amy and Tlflany Mullins, May 11 basket su pper was e njycd by those attending. II surprise wed· bell(• Ihie. Gladdys Shields, Dolding s hOwer was held for Donnie lie, Larry. a nd Kyle Mces. Paul a nd l{uth Dudding. The UMW Sayre. Doroth y a nd Ra lph had a hor t business meeti ng McK~nzlc . Liz Thor ne. Raymond fo llowed by a whit e lepha nt anct,e<;race F'lrber. Rev . Roger Gra~. Sue. Ryan. Sco tt a nd sa le . Attend ing werr .John . Mar th a. Todd, a nd the host s. Gordon. Donn ie and Ruth Dudding, Bud Margie and Mel West. a nd Maxi ne Wln ~ett and ther fl "" l 'r\'1' . tl t•l••hh"t' o•n(l,. -IIIli ~~ u• ·kt•y ·u nd l 't•h • afternoon services at 1: 30. The Unity sin~ ers will be featured and the public Is Inv it ed to a tt e nd. The com munit y was sa ddened by the deat h of Gar land Ca ldwell on July 13. Ca ldwell had been a far mer in the area for over 40 yea r s a nd many fr om th e church and communit y Rtl e nded Vis it ation and funera l services for him. Mr . and Mrs . Clarence Hender- UMW group has meeting rractc. uomtttt'<l It wn s not a r.1dlcul Change. "We jus t f<'lt we had to do ; mrthlni! to cha nge some of th!' f.1ces," he said. "~mctlmcs Wht•n you change OriC pla yer In thf' clubhouse. it rurns things around . I've seen it happen . " I dOn ' t wanr to la y blame (for th e Reds ' s lump l ut ,ulllckson's doorstcp, bN·au sP he's bM>n a good ma n. But for on<· reason or the other. we have n' t b!'en doing the job. I' ve b<>en patiently walt in~ a nd. ttoping und praying. but nothing ' s chan gt:d." Ra smu ssen wo n 18 go:un cs for the Yankt'es las t year. but club official s were disappointed with 204 Condor St . pit c h~r ." ADVERTISEMENT •·•d 1982 FORD 'CROWN VICTORIA ...... S3695 .'/ .. ,John MnsPS at S<•t·ond ha'e In third lrfnln~ action at Vankt•t• Stadium Thursday dllt' rnoon. CU I'I ) :-ilanlo•.'" 4 dr., auto., PB, PS, air. 992-2196 Pla n for a flow er s how to be held on Sept . 19 01 the Chester Uniwd Methodist Church were mad£' a t a r~-cen t me e tln~ of the Chesl er Garden Cl ub a t thP home of Pat Holter. Th0 show will lx' the coopera-. live e ffort of both th e Chest <'r Club · a nd the Shade Valley Coun c il of F'loralll rt s with Sheila Curtis and Rut h Erwin as chair- Reds ailing; open home stand KI:III H"k and Rra d Tuhll!' . c·11rno•rh:11"k Rr lan H ul so n and dl'fo' n!<IW llnt·man Hlo·k ,\d•t•rm a n: "!11\t•d d•·ft•n.•h •• ll111•nwn Run Ruhm :111d T11n , {;urharc·"l.yk ~nd •ollfl'i ,\' lluna lcl n: • :o-;, •...,. Urlc•an.. - r ut dl'l c ·n~o l \1 ' t:mm:1ntH'I " "••at';• r :1nd tin••lntt•k••r Tim fnnnl l'lt ham : phwo·d runnin x h cwli" llh~ l~ · (;aJan 11nd \ "int·l• F.\ a n:-., ro•o•t•hf•r J..unnl!• Whil e• and 11Hc•n:ool\"r llnc•n Hin "!Ili um l .. ·a•·h on lnjun·d r t.,;o•n ·c• . ,\ '\" ·''"-" - \\ cliHII nlll · n~ih"t • lcaddo• f "ltri-o ·'"•'"" · ~ lt · kc•r P ut Ha~~:~~ lill , runnlnl{ ll:ll' k :\1 au rlt•t• 1\lrlll'r. " 'id•• ro•t-t•h ·t•r" !>i o·nll llt~lnt u n :and Otl:oo (: rant , I"Orlll'r· h:lt'k:oo Mart• H n~: an and l.arr~· Hnhln""'"· ll no•hadwu Kirk Thnnwr and ltt'll'r" .\lc•lli:tndl'r, ~l f t'"IY Tt~ ·ni f "ollln..; and punll •r )llkt• Hlt-o•: pl an•dwldl' rt•t•c•h ·t•r ·h •lfrt'}' l' rh-1•, t i~t:hl t• nd -11'11 Nriw lll!okl :and l;adllt· l..ant·o• Branamun nn inj un'd n,.., . . through sexual contact a nd In- WBnegatlve. Whllemostofthese mandatory or legislated AIDS !ec ted blood or blood products, people represent a ·falsely posi-· testing. Overwhelmingly, public such as In the sharing of live result, 10-12 percent may In ' health providers voted aglnst hypoder mic needles. It may also fact have the antibody and In all mandatory testing and Ins tead be passed from ·an Infected likelihood are Infected with HIV. recommended voluntary testing mother to her newborn infant. As He also stated that during· the . for high-risk Individuals In co nof Aug. 3, 1987, Ohio health first several weeks to months of junction with a well-developed officials have documented 439 HIV infect in, the antibody may counseling program. cases of AIDS, 267 of which has not be detectable with the curFletcher. added that, In addl result ed In death. rent tests. In adltion. a small tlon to the possibly unreliabl e Fletcher acknowledged that percentage of Infected !ndlvldu· results of mandatory !resting, the current AIDS antibody tests als may never develop the · the staggering amount of resour- the enzym e immuno assays .antibody and may then be falsely ces devoted to thts -attempt at and the western blot - provide classified as negative. controllng AIDS would leave an excellent melhod, whqn used Due to these Inconsistencies, minimal resources for other. In a series, to screen blood, · the Ohio Department of Healt'h more effective Interventions, tissues and orga ns to be trans- firmly opposes mandatory AIDS s uch as educationa l and counselplanted. How<•ver, the test Is not antibody testing, Fletcher said. lng efforts. well suited to scref'ning the low This policy agrees with the . Forthoseworklnginthe hea ith ris k genera l popu lation. He said co nsensus reached among public care field. Fletcher sa id that that in s uch a screening situa- health officials at a national ODH recommends th at health lion , many Individuals wou ld test meeting s ponsored by the Cen· care providers consider a ll blood fa!sely positive by E JA results. ters for Disease Control. The a nd body fluids as potentially Fletcher ex pla ined that some meeting. held In February, 1987, Infected with HIV, rather than Indivlduals tes t E IA posltve a nd speci fi cally addreses the issue of depend upon the fa)se security of Chester UMW conducts recent meeung Southern has two S<'rimmages ~ ,. ,,U'UI'it ' . . . Mr: and Mrs. Randy W. ·Hart are announl'lng the birth of their first child, a son, Randy William, born at the Holzer Medical Center, Aug. 11. He weighed 11 )l(>unds and was :t4 Inches long. Paternal grandparents are Eugene F . Hart and the late Clara Mae Hart, New Haven, W. Va. Malernal grandparents are Mrs. Evelyn Lusher, Langsville, and the late Roy L . Lusher. ,, Men ol the community led hy Bill and Wilber Robin son hosted a chicken bar~u e Saturda y evenin g with over . a hundred people at tending . . James Kelly r emain s in ser ious conditon at Ca mden Clark Hosit al In Parkersburg. · Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poo le and Will made a business trip to Dayton recently. They a lso vi: sited Mr. a nd Mrs. Terry Fetty, Karen and Sandra . Fai rborn . and Mr. an d Mrs. Harold Fetty, Sr ., Langsvil le. . a n AIDS antibody test . . fQr screening blood · unit s and " Whenever AIDS antibody,·. other body organs a nd tissues, · tes ting is undertaken in a h<:alth Fletcher said that it is extremely care setting. the testing must be unlikely that mandatory testing voluntary, co nfidental. docu- of any populations wou ld slgnifi." mented, a nd done only after the cantiy affect the AIDS epidemic. patie nt has been given adequate informat ion to allow undet·standlng of the value, limitations, and 1975 fORD BRONCO potentallly adverse consequenLess than 19,000 miles. ces of the test ," F le tcher MINT CONDITION emphas ized. While he agreed th at the HIV 985-3545 EVENINGS a nt !body tes t ts a n tmportant tool r------·----~--...l..------------- r.:========::;===t INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE ERVICES OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Alfred community happenings.-.... -~-----~----- si ngle to score Mike F e lde r anrt give the Brewers a 1·0 victory . Before Thursday's ga me. FarrPII had Molitor sign one of !he balls he used to end the s treak. i t ' s over. Now it 's on to other Molitor' s hitting s trea k was the things." s ixth lo ngest In baseball history Molitor's hittin g strea k ended a nd th e longest since Pete Rose Wednesday night with an 0-for-4 hit In 44 straigh t in 1978. Joe performance aga ins t Cleveland . DiMaggio .s et the maj or-league rookie right -hander John Far- record by hitting in 56 consecurell. Molitor was on-deck when tive games In 1941. Rick Manning hit a lOth-inning · Molitor went 2·for -4 with a third -inning doubl e Thursday in Mil waukee's 4-3 v ictory over Cleveland . · " I was looking . forward to today,'' he sa id. " l was glad to 1'1'-a:-. at ()(ofrolt , nl«hl get a coupt/> of hits a nd prove to C"lllllornla a l Raklmorf' . n iJthl m yself th a t des pite my 0-for- 4 Mirllll':ooola al MU-...· ~ukM> . ni r hl . ll'oiTEHS 1\TIOSAL I. EAGI F. last night that I ca n still contrib\\' I. l'j·t. fiR ute to this club. It was nice. but 1 Ticlrwatc-r t S\' ·Nid ";"!9 31 - ~ 1 l ""h.Jrnhu,. l r"'Y •i\1.) -;:; 61 .U l I wasn't concerned about getting tt.H ·ht~ t· r I R:.t.l l 72 61 .l'!ft i a not he r strea k start ed.'· l 'tt11"hN: kf'l ( 8..,_ 1 il li.i . 3~2 II Toh•\tQ 1Dt•IJ 67 611 . ltfi ! II 1 Sti ll a wed by DiMaggio's ~")· rat "lhl ' ! Tnr ) li";" 6!1 . I!IJ:I I'! achievem e nt , Mo litor was also :\l :.al n•· l l'b i 1 ~Il-l ~ • Ill! ~'1• 1 Hll:.h mnnd (.\ Ill :il ~~~ .:1-'ti "!.i a mazed DIM aggio hit in 16 Thur.d a.\ · ., fk:oo ult~ M;alnt· i. ( "tilumhu:. I straight games after his str ea k Kldttnund a. fttw ho.., t t•r I e nded . Tldt"IU.I{'r Ill. ,"\,\"rlli'U!ot' I Friday ' " (i;auiO-.. " Isn't that something?" he ("ulumhu.o; a.l :'tlnlm· sai d. " I'm not going to shoot for Tuh·do :11 P:~.-tw.-l•l'f Rit·hmond at Kndtt""-rr a ny thing like that. I jus t wa nt to T ld••,. a il'f" td S~· r<K" li!OI ' play confident and s ta y hea lthy." 1-iaturd u,\ ' " (iamt .... Rll'ltmon.d al . The Ohio Department of Health opposes mandatory or involuntary AIDS antibody tes tlng, Including that of patients In health care facllliles, according to Jon Jacobs, Meigs County H e a I t h De p a r t m en t administrator. J acobs noted that. Dr. Ronald L. Fletcher, director, Ohio De, partment of Hea lth, has Issued a statement on his depart ment's position In response to the growing co ncern among some ltealttt care providers about contractlng the AIDS virus. He sa id that Acquired Immune Deficiency Sy ndrome , Is a virus whic h attacks the body's lm"mune ~ys t e m and as a result people with AIDS are fata lly susceptible to lnff:'ctlons and ca ncers which oft en do not strike . people wit h Int ac t Immune . system s. The AIDS vir us Is tra ns mitted for awhile. I've ju st got to· put it as ide and take it day -by- day . Sure, I'm sad it ' s over. but I'm a lso a little re lieved. It's reallty, Tt1lo•du <II ,\ biltl•, t fo lnmhu:. at Puwt m: IH•t Tld••11'alt•r ul H.~~t· h· ·,. Jt • r Friday, August 28, 1987 Page-5 Ohio Department of Health opposing mandatqry AIDS tesing Molitor happy to concentrate on Qther .things MILWAU KEE (UP!) - Paul Molitor said Thursday the memories of his 39-game hitting streak will stay with him for a long t ime, but he will be happy to concen· Irate on other thin gs for a chan ge. "Alter talkin g to my teammates. 1 tried to imagi ne going six weeks without an 0-!or," the Brewers designa ted hitter sa id. " It is pretty amazing, 1 guess. "I think this will linge r with me - ~ -r... . The Daily Sentinel MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO SCHEDULE OF SERVICES: Saturday PM Evangelistic Service .............7 :30' Sunday AM Church School. ... ..... .. 9:30-10:25 Sunday AM Worship ................... 10:30-11:45 PASTOR - Rev. Liston Jr. - 992-2818 a nd Hilda Hunt for a sunshine remembrance was read . Ka thry n Mora wil l be sunshine cha irman nex t month . The open meeting of the Rutla nd Garden Club was noted. .Ja n e t Bo.IIn wa s th e demonstrator. Herbs was the program the me wlih - Virginia Chadwell, cohos tess, reporting on verba mate. a popular South American tea with leaves having twice as much caffeine as coffee beans, a nd zE'rbroka, commonly ca lled buffalo grass, used to flavor vodka and make special llquers. A fl.ower arranging workshQp was held follow ing the meeting. CanceUed '· A meet lng of the Meigs County REACT Tt>:l m 38.17 scheduled for Sa turday night at Pleasers has been ca ncelled . The regu lar meeting usua lly he ld on Sept . 4 has also been can ce lled due to the Labor Day holiday. Guy Hysell announced today. · Promoted Tuesday : Ham patt y. peas. j)('ars a nd milk Wednrssoay : ('hlr ke n patt y. green beans . applesa uce a nd milk. Thursda y: Grilled c heese. mixed yegetables. Ice juice<:. cook ie alld mIlk Friday : Sl opp_l' .lor. potato rou nds, peaches and milk. 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(304) 882-3760 Member of Your Nearby Nissan Dealers II I ' ..• �P8ga 6-The Daily Sentinel Friday, August 28, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio · Birthdays observed CHWAGO (UPII - Medtcal authorities lear thetr profes sion Is no longer luring "the best and brightest" and that minorities In particular ma y be intimidated by the prospect of owing $40,000 before ever seeing a patient Applications and enrollment s In U S medical schools fell slightly for the fifth year In a 1ow l ast year, while m inority enrol lm ent has stagnated In the fa ce of m ounting debts twic e those encou ntered by medi cal s tudents In 1980, according to reports In today's Journal of the Am eri can Medica l Association Bicemenpial set POMEROY The Lebanon Township celebration of the bicentennial will be held at 1 p m Sunday at Buffmgton Island State Park. Residents should come prepared to shat e local history and are asked to take a covered dish. OLD CLASS PHOTO- This Is a 1933-35 class at the Racine Elcmentarv Sc hool. At the back is ~1a11rlce Loll, teacher .. The photo Is lrom the l'OIIectlon of Floyd Clark, Portland, Ore. "The perception that one Is going to gt actuate with a debt of $40,000 ts to many student s just a staggerin g amount, and to a minot tt y candtdate . who mig ht com e from a poorer ba ckg t ound, that amount of debt might be difficult if not Impossible t o accept. " said Robert ~ra n , o f the Association of Amrrlc an Medical Colleges • • ' Community calendar/area happenings . •• FRIDAY BASHAN A n tce ct earn social sponsored bv B as han Ladies Auxthary will be held Frtday night start mg at 5 p m a t the fire house H omemade 1ce cream, sandwiches , pie and drinks wtll be sold • Sentinei-P119B 7 Minority enrollment ,stagnates The birthdays of Mary Rou sh, Raclne-Bashan Road , A d a - Warner , Pomeroy, and M aril y n , _ Young, Sidney, w ere observed with a dinner party Saturday at the Edson Roush home m the Car mel Commun ity Attending were Mr and M rs. • • Roush, their daughter and son-m law, Barbara and Walter Wat son '< and daughter, Bri dget, K ent: : Bee Morehead, A ustin•, Texas : ' Marily n Young, David and Enc i Young, Sidney, Elizabeth N ash , ~ Willoughby Htlls, Tommy Hol • ter, Morning Star, and Mrs . Ada ) Warner, Pomeroy ;• ' POMEROY- Pomeroy Semo1 Citizens are havm g a round and square dance Fnday . 1 8 to 11 p ll) , with mu sic by Lan ) Hdbbard and True Coun tr y Band. Adm1sston $1 50 B1m!' snacks for snack table M JDD L E POR:f - A benefit smg to ra tsf• funds f01 the renova t 10n of Old1le thel Chu1 ch . two miles north of t he Cheshire 1a1lroad ti acks behmd Gilberts Set v1ce St ation will be held Frtd ay m ght. sta rling at 7 30, at th e churc h Sunnse, the Gospel Jones and Nm ' ow Wa \ Stnger s Wi ll be feat w ed SATURDAY SYR O.CU SE - A hy mn stng " 1l l be held Sa tu r day mght sto rtmg a t o p m at Sy r acu se Park Featu r ed smget s wtl l in clude the Freedom Singers of Youngstown M ark M atson. J an and K a thy and Hadd1e Mav and ramJly 8 1mg lawn cha 1r s Fellowhsip The MPigs Cou nty Chu r ches of Chnsl Wom en s Fellow ship w t ll m eet at i· 30 thi s ev('ning at th(' B r adburv ChUi ch of Chr ist Girl raised hy pigs trained to he human BEIJING (UP !) A !:WI . raised by farmyard p1g s ts now : being trained by psychologiSts to abandon her porctne beha v ior 1n favor of more human de1 elop men! , Xinhua Ne\\ s Agenc\ reported Wang Xlanfeng, now 13, was left as an infant with her peasa nt family's ptgs because her deaf mute father and ment a llv 1e tarded mother were unabl e to care for her and no one el se l tved near thetr Iso lat ed home 10 northeastern Luwnmg p1 ov mce. the official news se1v1ce smd Thursday. The gtrl was su ckled by a sow. learned to crawl hke a pi g and tmitated other ptg beha1 101. th e news agency sa td In 1983, psych ologtsts diS cO vered tha t Wang. then q had the Int el ligence of o". 1c•a' old r h l lcl The r rp01 1 rl1d n.ot Sdl 11 hen 01 hm1 the g trl was found 'She had no co nce~ t 10n of sexes and co lo 's ~wd k nC\\ ne1thr 1 Ch1n csc c hat ac ters no1 She had flu c tua 110g l 1gu , es scntl mems and tend ed to Ill c 10 solitude.· th <' diS patc h smd Resea 1c hers ·found tha t the cause \\ as not an) congC' nll dl dtsease but I he lopstded ps\ c ho logica l de1 clopm cn t b1ought about b} ln 10g wllh p1gs. Underway Mt Ol11 e Chut c h. L ong Bot · X1 nhu d Sdi d Expc1 1s fro m t he C' hm a M ed 1 ca l Sc1c ncc Un 1ve 1Sl l \ and thC' A nshan I nst 1tu te of P sl cho m ctt l began expf'11m cnt s in 1~~4 to help the eh1ld 1etu rn to normal l tfe Wang \.\·as taken to a "ncv. wheT r shf' was c nvn·onm 0n t ta ug ht closr hu mc.tn behC:I\'lOr u nd rt obsen a t1 on · !\ow th e 13 >ear -old g tr l has learned to t ca d nOD . Chinese chat act PI~ count from one to JO(J S ID ~ chJ!d.rc n s so ng s and d o It s .l ld Xmhu a sa 1d expPnme nt s t~ rc st ill undPr wa1 to s0e wh eth ct the gir l ca n fm ally ac h1 eve nm m d l mtelltgencP t\thl'i~~tl"l prcp~art• hook for Pope's U .S vlstt AUSTJ:\ T ex as 1U P!) - ,\ n ath etst pub liShing co mpan; h." unverled a bo ok . ·unzipped. Th<' Popes Ba1PA ll. · 10 coi ncide 11 lth thP VISII b1 Pope Jo hn Paull! to the U nit ed Sta tes m Sep tember Publ1 shPd bv th e Am ctlca n At heist Pt css of A ustin the 190 pa!(e paper bac k IS descrtb<'d on li S cove1 as ·a frank s tud v or sf' x and conupt10n 1n th eo Va1 1co n • .Jo n MUII a\. pres id ent of 1hc publ1shmg co mpam and son of no ted atheiSt lea dt'r Madal\ n Mur r a; O' Ha11 said Thursdd \ th i' boo k 1s bemg publish<'<! ta m atk th e pope' sv tsi t to nmi'U S Cl lles next m onth 'ff WC' ha\ e a r rg l h<' Pll'Sidencv of ' States the wotld nPed s to Pxpp s<' til t' Vat ican and 11 s pi C' I<'nllons" Mu 1r ay sa id 'This book begin < that eXPI CIS(' ' Mull av sa1d the pa p acv ' ha s l)('('n bou g ht and sold ." addin g 'The man eom10g to the Un ited Sta tes '' 1Pplrsrntln g an 1nstltu · lion that Is thoroughh and romp!Ptc lv ro 1rupt to the co r e H e I C'Pil'S(' n ls one or the most corrupt mslltutlons '" the hlst ot 1 of the w or ld · T hE' book 's au thor IS AJihuJ r l Pdel lck Id e of M PSqull e, d fo1m et· co ll<'gr profe ssor "ho now wo1ks fo1 the fcci t'r a l govern m ent as a t r an s ldiOr . MuJJa v " l "ll Mtllllltporl I P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 'Nat1onw1de Ins. Co. of CotYmbYs, ' ' ' Sad ~l l 1s \.\ 0! '""''" '"' to 992·2104 POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA RENE Conte.- Union and MulbPny Rev Thoma!~ Glen M(.Qj-.. ,..,,.. Nonnan Pro;~'l'. s s. Supl Sunday School 9 :1) am. ~worstu;:. IO:.D a m , E"Vrnlnp:~6 p m , rrBO-v.~k ~'(> W('l(ln('Sd ~ 7 p.m, GRACE EPl'iCOPAL CHUllOi :l2ll E Main Sl • i'otnt'"'>'. Sunday """""" Holy communion Qf1 thP flNlt Sunday of(lach month. and t-'Om~Xned wtth momln(l prttyCf on ttwi hlrrl Sunct.oy Mornln~ pray('f' ~:t nd ~ on all ortu S1.nvlaY! of 1!Yo mom I'! Qlun;h SchoOl IUld Nur5(1"V can• provktPd. Cotter h)ur In 11Yo Parish Halllrnmt'dlall'h' fl)l.k;wtng the M"rVk't' POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRm' 212 W Information· 7 30 e•enmgs Mon 1hru Sal 1.30 matmee Wed . Sat 11. Holidays 776 1000 Reservations 7765000 Post Trmes M.1lnS1 1./'0Nnsh, pastor Blbk' ltkc lh lrt 1n m" cou nlrv ; 1 Lea~. ' •• 4 WHEEL DRilJE MUD 808 SUNDAY I AUGUST 30TH, 2:00 p.M. GENERAL ADMISSION S3.00-KIDS UNDER 12 FREE SS.OO ENTRY FEE CLASS A STREET LEGAL TIR,ES UP TO AND INClUDING 38'S CLASS B STREET LEGAL TIRES 40'S AND 44'S PIIZES WILl IE AWARDED BY AMOUNT OF ENTRY FEE PLUS - TROPHIES AND DOOR PRIZES GATES OPEN AT 12:00 NOON-ENTRIES 12 TO 2 LOCATED IN RAINBOW PARK, 11/• MilES EAST OF BASHAN STORE OFF CO. RD. 28 ON RAINBOW RIDGE. •' • WATCH FOR SIGNS , Tlll'ffitrn. In ~h.argt>. all Wm'l("r\ ~ lm1tal : 0..... tYOU"'JI'ro!>le-Bibler, 7, :1) p.m. Blbl« Swdy •11<1 l'nl )'('r """'1"11."""' IO11» publ iC. . P()MEROV WESTSIDE Of\JRCH Of' 1 ' 6:4.") p.m ~ Thulliday Cadi"! CltRJSr J:!Z:II>Clllldron s Homo Road1Counl)' r~ 76) tBM:ai VOI;'al musk 9-lndaY Wor" ~)1> lOil.m , Blbk.'Siudy 11• m , W<nhlp 6p. w"""""""'. 911)11> S!udl'. 7 p.m OElm=:R Bllll..E OIRISTIAN m OLD CHURCH AMn Curtll. llil'<OC Unda Swan. Sup1 ~n<l4y SchOOl 9: :II a.m , pn>achlng ..,. """'"· "''" and llllrd Su_.loltowlng Sun(\11)1 ~ Yourh 1t. ~ 7ll p m t-Vt'I"Y SJn-- ~ng. dav (, GRAHAM UNITED da ysol eachmonth . 1hlrd and lour1h Sun da y .-ach month worship S('fVIN"' at? lOp m Wt'dnesday tvt nlna• at 7 30 p m Prayt'r and Blblt' Study SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST. hu s b a nd ~ Mu l lendent. Darline Stewa rt Sabbath School bt1Eins at 2 p m on Saturday afternoon "'lth wors hip servt« followlnaa t 3 U p m Everyon e welcome RliTLANO FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sis ter Harrle11 Warner. Sup1 Sunday S<:h0019 30 a m. Morning Worship. 10 4~ am POMEROY · FIR~ BAPTIST Lylloo Halley , mlnls trr, Sa turda y l'venln g r>vanaellst lc services open to pu blic. 7 p m , Sunday ChutTh School 9 JO a m Morni ng Wors hip 10 30 a m Sa(iat, wi10S<' st rong prog t es~ IH' v iew s often i l'rlt a ted co ns<'J va 111 e Mu slim s dunn g her husband s rul<'. satd shl' Is r Ps1gnpd to chargE's tha t sh<' ha s been too fi ,,mbovant and C'X! J a\ag un l add 1ng I m no t gom g l o an..,w er any mort'II C'S" She also 1ow ed neve1 to 10m a1 t v bccau <('. she sa1d. "W ho could bca 1 m e tal kmg a lithe It m e about (Sadat i? ' ItAIL TIES T HAT HIND Mary Stt•enburgcn and .Jay Ru.-ell ha1 P a lot 1n co mm on St ei'nbu r gcn the Academy Award '' mn lng act r css. and Ru ss<'l l. a 27-vl'ar-old Columbi a Film Sc hhoo l gr adual £'. ar e both f r om North L1ttle Roc k, Ark, and bo th ar c c hJ!dt E'n of 1a1 1road m en Which helps explam why St eenbUi gen so Jov<'d Rus se ll' s sc r ee nplay , " E nd of the Line,' abou t a pa tr of A r kan sa s raJiroa d men that she becam £' c' cc ut 1Ve p1oduct'r, wan•ed hE'r usu,ll salary and got Ru sse ll hi s fll st d1rrct mg JOb Th e mov 1e wh1ch also stars Wi lford Bnm ley and Levan H elm had tis wor ld prem1ere Wednesday mght 1n L1ttiP Rock , wi th the Steenbu r gcn and Russell fam ilies a ttendmg E ven SIPen bUJ gpn 's fa t he1 , Mau11cc, showed up wtth a lot of hiS ' "'hoad buddi es - w hich surprised everyone, since he so shun s public dtsplay s of emotion that he didn ' t go to ht s d aughtN s " eddtng to actm Mal co l m McDowell because hl' .. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po meruy PIKe E Lamar 0 Bryant pastor Jack Needs, Sunday School Director Sun day School, 9 JO a m , Morning Worship. 10 45 evenlnRWOrlhlp, 7 OOp m (0 S.T • & 7 JO i £ S T) W edneo~ay Prayer Ser· vi"" 7 00 p m COST I & 7 30 PM IE S T \, Mission Friends Iage& 2 6), Royal Ambauadors (boya ages &-18!. a nd Girl& In Ac tion { ~Ret 6-18) on Wedn esdays, 7 p m (OST 1&7 30p m (EST) , Tuesday VlsUatlon .,&· l:l p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bat ley Run Road. Rev E mm ett Rawson pas tor Handl ey Dunn, s upt Sunday SChool. lO a m , Sunday evening service, 7 JOp m Bible te-aching, 7• XI p m Thursday , SYRACUSE MISSION. Cherry 51 . Sy· racuse Services 10 a .m Su nd ay. Evening serviCf'fi Sunday an d Wednesday at 7. 00 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. lli>v Kelln Ehlln, pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Wade Ha yman, supl . Mor ning Worshlp, JO 30a. m • Sunday evening service 7 30 p m , Wednesday Pra yer Me~tlng 7 30 p m MT wa s afn111i ~he m1 gh l C'J y MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO, Racine Rev . James Sallcrtleld, pa!ltor Freeman Williams , Sup! Sunday School 9 45 a m Su nday and Wednesda y toven 1lng services 7 p m MIDDLEPORT Delicious Dishe~ . Enjoy the very finest In home style cooking at the very best prices around I $349 Stuffed Peppers ............................ TUESDAY $349 !le~l111e»11 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WEDNESDAY $349 Ham and Scalloped Potatoes •••.••• THURSPAY $349 =•tti ......................... :............ $ 49 Cream Baked Chicken ................... SATURDAY $150 Beans & Corn Bread ..................... 3 FIRST BAPTIST Cor ner Sixth and Pa lmer Earl Eden Pas tor Bob Parker S.S Supt , ta thy Riggs Ass1 Supt Sunday SChool, 9 15 a m . Morning Worship, 10 1~ a m • Sunday Evening serv ice, 7 p m Prayer meeting and Blb)e Study Wedneed ay e-vening 7 p m : Children's choir practice, Wednes day. 7 p.m . Adult c hoir practi ce. Wed . 8 p.m • Rad io program. WMPO, Sunday , 5th and Main, AI Hart son, minister, Richard DuBose. Associate Pastor. Mike Gerlach Sunday School Superintendent Bible SChool9' 30 a m.: Morning Worship 10 30 am Evening Worship 7 00 p m Wednesday, 7 00 p.m Prayer meeting. • MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE, PASTOR Fred Penhorwood. But Whlte, Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9· 30 a m ; MorniDI Worship 10 o15 am, Evangellstlc meeting 7•00 p m. Wednesday, 7: 00pm Prayer m~ UNITED PRIIIIIYTitBL\N IIIN Y OJ' IIBIOIIJOVNTY Be•. CltariM Tllbol& HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday Wonh&p Services 9•00 a.m., Church School10.15 am. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN - HOURS: MON. thru SAT. 6:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER WILLIAMS DINER ..~~~i~~~~ • 700 North 2nd St., Middleport, OH. I) AM 0 Q Corp /1985 • •• dies' Auxiliary Wednesday, 7 P m Fam llyHAZEL WonhtpCOMMUNITY CHURCH Ot! lorn Edsel Harl, paslor Sunday School, enrolling them in the Sunday school at your Mtddleport. Ohto ~~~~~:~s 992·3785. Pomeroy Rl 124 , 3 mtl ~ from Portland Long: Bot 9 30 a m , Sunday morning preaching 992-5141 ~~~ as&Ured that the vocabulary your Children develop U1 school wilJ include the proper use of the word "NO", as the password to a happter, · healthief aild FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rev Nyle Borden pastor Corn('Ji us Bunch supl Sunday School 9 30 a m , Second and fourth Sundays v.orship s Prvlcf' a! 2 .10 p prl'achl nl'! :1) a m . Worship 5(-f\lr(' 11 00 a m (I:lP.Pt l"rJ TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUt - Church SChool 9 a m , Worsh ip 10 a m • Sibil" Stud y Tu(>Sday, 7 30 p m , lJMW Third TuCJda v 7 lO p m F'i rst Sunday CAI'('hN ~ Communion CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev Jamtw £ CorbiU ae.. SUn• Nel1oa Rev Melvin Franklin Rev. ClemNte S Zunl1a, .Jr Rev . Robert Mua1m.u ASBURY (Svracu s('~- Worship 11 a m Churc h SchOOl 9 4~ a m., Cha r~~ Blbl f> Srudy , WN1nto1day , 7 30 p m UMW, first Sunday service 9 JO a m , evr nln~ serv ice 7 30 p m Pr ayer mN1tln ~ WC'dnf'day 7 30 p m RE AR IVAli.OW RIOG E CHURCH () ~ O IRI ~ I IOM'll h 8 Ho, ldn' p., ~ I O I Blblr Clas.. '' :lfl,l m Mor n ln.(! \\ or!!ihlp 10 11' 1 m f \rnln[i! Wots htp t; :Vtp m Thur sflil\ Blblr ~ti.Hh I; :\0 p m ~ F W S'l l\ ~ RS VILL F. C'O MML lNJTY CHl' RCH O::uncl ~ v School t{'rv !C(' 9 4~ t m \\ iHr.hlp IIIU'\i f ' ' Ill ,311 tm E vuOJ.::l' lis tic Sf> r\ irf' 7 ll p m \\ f'ilnN-. d:w , Pr.t v(•l ffi C'PIIRJl 7 ,f() p m Thu rsd t~ • ZIO N ('J-IURCJ-1 OF CHRIST P omf'hl• H irrl ~on , llk Rd Robo t Pu11C'II mi n i~ lt' r ~t f'H' !i\r,ml l' \ ~ S ~up t Bill Mr F: I !lOCK SPRINGS - Church School, 9 15 SALEM CENTER - Church School 9 15 a m. Wo rship 10 15 p m (M ussman) Worship 9 00 a m churc h sehool9 45 am (Mussman ) Rev. Roa:er Grace Re\o. Paul McGuire APPLE GROVE - Churc h School 9 30 a m Wor shiP 10 00 a m 1firs t and third Sundays I BiblE' sludv ev£>rv Sunday 7 p m , UMW &\cond Tu£>Sdav , 7 00 p m , P1 ay!'r mef.'tlng Wedn esday, 7 p m !GrBl'<'t BETHANY - Worship 9 a m , Church. School 10 am; Bl~lr Study, WE'dnl'Sd ay 10 a m : [)(lrcas Women 's Fellowship Wrdnt>J~day 11 a m {McGuirE') CARMEL - Church School 9 JO a m , Worship. 10 4~ a m Second and Four1h 1 Sunda:vs, Fe llowship dinner with Sutton third Thursday, 6. 30 p.m (McGuirt') EAST LETART- ChurchSchool9a m · Worship 10 am St'COnd and fourth Sun' davs. UMW first Tuesday, 7. 30 p m !Grace) LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am • Church SchoollO a m IGracE') ' MORNINGSTAR- Worship 9 45a.m , Church School, 10 30 a m . Bible STudy, 1'huuday, 7 30 p m {Rader ) TERIAN - Sunday School, 10 a.m , Church 1ervlce, n : 15 a.m ~ 10 a m , Wonhip 11 a.m , UMW founh Mon day at 7 00 p m .• Men's PrAyer Breakfast , RACINE WESLEYAN - c;llurch School, CHURCH OF CHESTE R CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Rf'v Hrrb£'r1 Gra tf' paslor F'rank RlffiC' ~ up! Sunday School 9 3o a m Worshi p sN vlce 11 a m and 7 p m Sunday WN!n r-s d av. 7 p m Prav£> r me('! St , Mason, W Va Sunday Bible Study 10 a m , Worship 11 a m and 7 p m. Wednes day Bible Stud y, vocal music, 7 p m !; hlp ~r v!cf' 9 4~ p m MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH Lawr£>nc£' Bush, past or Max Fo!rn('r Sr Supr Sun day School a nd Morning Worship 9 30 a m Sunday ('Venln g SC'rvic£' 7 pIll Youth m!'ellng a nd Bibl e Sludy Wednes day 7 p m UNITED FAITH CHURCH Rl 7 on Po· mrroy By Pass Rev Dav id Wi se man Sr , pastor Mt> lvln Dra ke S S Su p! Sunday School9 30 a m , Morning Worship 10 30, Evenln ~ Worship 7 30 p m • Wednesday Prayer SE"r v lc[' ~ MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Miller I LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOO, Dad· In~ LAUREL CliFF FREE METHODIST ding Lane, Mason, W Va J N Thack er , pastor EVening service 7 30 p ih , Wo men's Minist ry, Thursd ay, 9 30 am , Wednesday Pr ayer and Bib le Sludy, 7• 15 CHURCH Da vid 8<>11 ll.!Sior Ro i:Jcrt E Bart on Direc tor of Chris ll,tn Educallon S\('vt' Eblin a"s lsta nl Su nday School 9 30 am Morn I n ~ wor ~hi tl 10 ~0 a m Tr>('ns mAc lion tip m Evf' nln,g Wo rs hip 7 no p m Wt"llnC'sda y C' \'Cnlng pra vcr an d B lblf' ~ tudv , 7 00 p m Choi r practice. Thu1 sda v CHURCH OF day School 9 30 a m , MornlnJ;": servlcf' 10 OOa m , Sundav ('vening S('rvict> 7 00 p m Mid Wl"l'k prayer S('r vlcP W£'dn ('Sday 7p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA R ENE Rev Lowell Ford pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Worship service 10 30 a m , Young peoples service 6 p m EvangellsttcserviC£>6 ~p m Wednesday servi ce 7 p m DEXTER LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD- Gil bert SpenCt'r, pastor Su n Til lis, pastor Sonny Hudson s upt Sunday School 9 30 a m.: Morning worship, 10' 30 a m Su nday evening service 7 00 p m Wednl'sday ~rvlce 7 p m WMPO program 9 a m each Sunday CHRIS1 Oa vt;> P rrnl lcr mi niSif'r Dl•rvl Wl'tlll Su p! Chu r<: h School 9 a. m , Wor e ':." . - , THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, APOSTOLIC F'AITH - N('w Lima Rd 1 nexl to Fort M£>1gs Park Rutland Robert Richards pa stor Servil'E'S a! 7 p m on Wl'dnesdays and Su ndays HARRI SONVILLE HOLINESS CHA P EL of thE' Wf'Sieyan Holiness Churc h Re v David F errell, pastor Henry Eblin, Sunday Schoo l Supt , Sunday Wor shi p ser viers 10 am and 7 p m , Yout h Meeting, 6 30 p m Tut>sday, Mid\H•ek Scrvll'e, 7 p m Wf'd nesday ~ STIVERSVI LLE WORD OF FAITH Hary Holl er pas tor Sun da~ sPrV\cE's 9 30 MldW('{'k SNVICE', 7 30 p a m and 7 p m m Thurs day MIDDLEPORT PE NTECOSTAL Third Ave RE'v Clark Baker. paslor Carl Not !Ingham Sunday School SupJ Sund ay Srhool l Q a n1 wit h r lasses for all agE'S Evening srrvlc£'s al 6 p m W£'dnesday Bi ble study at 7 30 p m Youth services Fri d ay al 7 30 p m ECCLESIA FELLOWSHI P m Mill 51 Middleport Bro1 her Chuck Me Pher son pa stor Sunday Schoo l 10 a m Sund ay t:'ve nlnj! serv icE'S <~ 1 7 p m and Wrdn£>Sda:,. sE>r vtC£>5 a t 7 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST KennEt h Smith pas tor Sund a y School 9 30 am, church Sf'r\'1('(' 7 30 p m you1h fell owship 6 30 p m Bible st ud y Thursdav 7 30 p m FUU GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE 33045 Hiland Road, Pomf't oy Tom Kelly , pas lor Danny Lambert S S Supt Sunct_a} mornm g sNvicf' at 10 a m , Sund ay evin ing se rvice 7 30 p m Tu esday and Thttp day ServiCE'!i at 7 10 p m ~ NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE, R('v Gle-ndon Stroud, pasltlr Sunday School9 30 a m Worshipst'rvite. 10· 30 am , Y,outh sf'rvlce Sunday 6 1~ p m Sunday evl'nlng service 7 00 p m WN! nt>sdav Prayer Mel'ting a nd Biblf' St*'y , ~ 700pm NEASESETTLEMENTC HURC H. S~ n day aft t>rnoon 111£'rvt ce-s at 2 30 Thu rsOOy eve ning services ar 7 30 j FIRST BAPTIST CHt:I RCH. Mason II ARTFORO CHUR CH OF CHR 1ST IN RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTTST Sa· lem St Rev. Pa ul Tavl o r pt~st or Su ndby School lO a m , Sunday E'Vening 7 00 p n) W('dnf'sday f'VC'nlng pray<>r mrE'ting 7 .00 pm SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT Rld ~r Duane Syllf'n st r icker. pastor Sunday St hool 9 a rri Worship Ser vlcf' JO a m , Sunday ev{'n ipg service, 7 00 p m WNinesday nigh t Bible ; sl udy 7 ~ 00 p m. CHURCH. Silver 1' I• So fast has summer passed by eyes CHRISTIAN UN ION Ha rtford. W Va Rev Da \•id McMa nis ~stm Chu rch & hool !I ~0 am , Sunda v m o rnln~ ser 1 ' ' icP 11 ,, m sund a ~ pv ('nin ~ s('rvicc 7 30 p m Wedn esda y prayf'rmeetlng 1 30 pm W Va Pastor. Bill Mur phy Sunday SchoolllO a m Sund a~ even ing 7 30 p m P raY.e r m('('ltng and Bible study Wednesday. 7.. 30 p m Eve rvon ~ Wf'lcomt> '" Sermonette pm CHRIS1 a tr Sundays Y.ors hlp Sf'n' il"£' 11 a m Sunrla v night wors hip sc.•rv!C'r 7 30 p m MidWf'l"k pr.JVf'l' s C'rvlc(' Wrdn rsdav 7 p m WESI EYAN BIBLE HOU NESS CHURCH of M ldd lE'port l nc 75 Pe a r l Sl Rf'\' h·::~n Mvl:'rs pa!iitlilr, Rogf:'r Ma ni['V Sr Sunda'l SchOol Supt Su ndav School !I 30 a m M o rnln ~ Worship 10 30 a m. Evl'nlng Wors hip 7 30 p m Wf'dnesd av f'vC' n l n~ BiblE> study. prav{'r a nd prals£' sr rvlce 7 30 p m RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST Amos Sundav School 9 45 a m E venin g wor ship 6 :KIp m , P r a ver M eetln~ 6 30 p m Wednesda y TUPPERS PLAI NS MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH Charll'!l RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Donald Shu (• pastor ,1()(' SnyrC' Sund.tY School Sup1 HEART CHURCH Msgr Norr!111 pa111 1or Sunda v S( hool 10 a m WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH- CoolvllleRO Rev . Phillip Rl· VI('(' Worship 10 30 a m Pray('r servicE' altern PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH SACRED FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald er Wal!lon pa.~ tor CtE'nson P ratt Sundav Schoo l Sup! Momln~ Worship 9 30 am Su nday Sch ool 10 JO a m Evt<n ln g ser Adull Anth onv Giannamor!' Ph 992 5S9S Satur dav EH•nin,g Mass 7 30 p m Sunday Mas" A a. m a nd 10 am Conf£>Ss lons onf' half ho ur b<'fOr f' ('8C'h Mass CCD classf's, 11 am ~u n dav VICTORY BAPTIST 52 ~ N 2nd Sr Midrlk'p ort l amf'" E K f' l'S£'E' pa stor Su nclav mo1mn,g 14 orsh lp 10 am , Ev{'n lng sc rvlc r 7 p m Wrdnr' ~ d <l \ Pv!'nrn R " ors hlp 7 p m Vls ltallon Thu r"da v li 30 p m Knob iocared on Coun1 y Road 31 Rev. Lawren ce Gluesencamp, pastor Rev Roger Wl1l ford asst paslor Preaching services Sunda y 7 30p m P r ayer m eetlng Wednesday 7 30 p m Gary Griffith, leader Youth grou ps Sund ay evening at 6 30 p m wllh Roger and VIolet Willford, leader.s Com munion service first Sunday each month Bill Carter pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship and Communion 10 30 am Morning "' orshlp 11 am Cornrr Svca mor l:' and Sf'copd Sts Po m{' rov The R£'Y Willi a m Middi<'S'ol. arl pastor Sundav School 9 ~5 a.m Church sprv icl' 11 a m Mike Thompson, New Ha ven WV, pas tor Su nday School at 9• 30 a m, Mornlngwor s hip at 10. 30a m Sundayeventngservlce at 7 30 p m Thursday services at 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN R">' m ST IN denour, pas1or Sunday School9 30 am , wors hip service 10• 30 a tn ; Bible sludy and worsh.lp service, Wedn esday, 7 p m t1 It seems only a blink of the eyes since we were hear mg the , haunting r efr ai ns of " Pomp and Circumstan ce" We saw loved ! ohes m arch by In cap and gown with the world at their doorstep . • Now the summer fun i s almost over The swtmmlng days and l the ball games, lhe cookouts and the shady trees are going - : wFO!R~ff, J!l~~E~~~·RP~~t\,~~~:· ~ now a chance to rest and relax. The summer sun has brightened s hip sen Ices 9 30 am, Sund ay SC hool ll and now begins to fade away, giving us a few cool nights. am Eve nin g worship 7 30 p m Tuesday cottage prayer met-tin~ and Bible Srud y The summer hours have flown by and the school bu s again is • !I :W am Worship s ervi ce Wednesday plying Its way along I he country roads and city avenues It ha s ~. . 1 7 :JOpm , OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH. been a fun season. God wants it that way. God want s us to enjoy · ' Walnut and H('nry Sls, Rav enswood, W life. He wants us to laugh and sing, see His handiwork In the sky, • Va Thf' Rl'v Ge-orge C Weirick pastor the yards and field s and orchards around us. God has g1ven us, i ' Sunda y SChool 9 30 a m Sund ay~ orship 11 a m especially In Amertca, such a diverse country of mountains, , 1 CALVARY B)BLE CHUR CH.Iocal edon plains, rivers, orchards, forests and sea shores to enjoy and see ; Pome• ov Pike. Count y Road 25 near Flat t "'oods Re v B lackwood, pastor Serv ices That God Is with us In all tliese beautiful areas is hard 10 j' pnSunday allO JOam and 7 30 pm "lth dismiss. ~unda ySc hool 9 30a m BlbleStudy,Wed We have traveled far and near, been to the fair and enjoyed • ~ nes day, 7 :1) p m FAITH FELLOWSHI P CRUSADE FOR the sun. Our bodies are now refreshed and It Is time to enjoy the , CHRIST Sl Rl ~18. Anllqully Rev autumn and still see God's goodness hea ped upon us with : Franklin Dickens, pas lor Sunday m orn apples, pumpkins, marching bands, football and sweaters for : lng 10 a m , Sunday evening 7 30 p m Thurs dav f'VPnln g 7 30 p m those cool clear moonlight nights. STIVERSVILLE OOMMUNITY BAP A season has passed. School has begun. 1.TIST CHURCH Paslor Robert Byers · A new season Is soon upon us. Are we worshipful and thankful, Sunda v SChoollO a m , Worship service 11 a m Sunday evening seJVIce. 7' 30 p m ; and feeling the need to come to church and worship the creator '! I Wednesday evenin g serv ire 7 30 p m God who has given us all these wonders and joys? : We need family togetherness In our worship of God just as we 'i ' CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS· • have family togetherness for summer v acation and fun. ~~ T OLI C - VanZandt and Ward Rd Elder , Children need to, be In church with mother and father, ~ J a m es Miller, paslor Sunday School, 10 30 a m : Worship Service, Sunday, 7• 30 worshipping the loving God who created us and gave us the { p m, Bibl e Study, Wednesday , 7 JO p m. : summer season for fun and games and Is now giving us the ! CALVARY PILGRIM CH ...PEL, Harrl· ' sonvtlle Road Rev Dewey King, PR$tor, . autumn season of school and colorfu 1 leaves and orchards ·' 1 Clinton Faulk, Sunday SChool Supt , Sun- , bending low with !rult. Family togetherness, happy times at d~;~y School9· JO a m : mor11ing worship , 11 ' home and worship times In church are the good memories we ~ am, Sunday evening service 7·30 p m ' Prayer Meetlns. WednESday, 7 30 p. m : need to nurture now for the future years of memories and~ SYR,..CUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. dre8IJIS. non· Pente(Oital. Worahlp service Sunday By Pastor William Mlddleswarth, St. Paul Lutheran Churc~. ~. . Charlr>s Russ£'11 Sr m lnl stt'r Ri ck Ma co mb(•r sup! Sunduv ~c h ool 9 :VI n m Worshi p s('n' IC!' 10 30 u m Blblf' stud v Tuf'sdav. 7 :'10 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF .JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Port l land Ral'inf' Road Wlll! nm Rous h pas lor Linda Evans churc h school di r('('!Or Chu rc h S< hool 9 .JO a m Mor ning worship 10 30 am, Wednesday even ing ptaypr J~e rvt cf's. 7 .10 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTlST R('v Ear l ShuiE'r pa s tor Worship sr'rvt ce. 9 lOa m Su ndav Sc-hoollO 00 a m Biblr Stu dy and praV<'r s£>rvic€' Thursdav. 7 30 p m AL CHURC H K l n ~s burv Road Rev Da vld Curfm.m pas tor Sundav Sl'hool 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl Supt Evenl n ~ worship 7 00 p m Pra vet m('('tlng WP<inPsdav 700pm LONC BOTTO M CHRISTIAN V('rnon 1 Eldridge, pas tor , Wal lii ce Damewood, s S Supt Sunday Sl'hool9 a m : Worship servicE', 10 30 a m ao i RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Sieve Dpaver Pastor Mlkl' Swiger, Sundav School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m • Morning worship 10 40 am , SundaY f'H•n lng wors hip 7 30 p m Wednesday evening Bible study 7 30 p.m WRLINGHAM OOMMUNITl' CIIUROl BurllnR:tlam Ray Lautkormllt pastor; Ro bert Colan asslslanl pas!oc Sunday School 10 am worship 7 p m Wednesday 6 p.m wuth mE'Pilng: Wed. 7 p.m church services PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH \\ mile off Rt 325 Rev Bt>n J Watts, pastor RobE+rt Searles. S S Supt Sunday School 9 30 A m Mornin g Worship 10 30 a m ' Sunday even ing s~lce 7.30 p.m., Wed nesday servlcf' 7 30 J] m 'l SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill Lillie. pastor. Steve Little, S S Supt Sunday Sl'hoot 10 a .m , Morning worslp, ll a .m Sunday evening worship 7· 3:0 p m Prayer 1 RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO, Paator, Wedl1eoday, 7 am (Graco) Jollll Evant Sullday SchOOl 10:00 am. ; 1 SU'M"'N - Church School / 9:-30 a.m ' m"'tlng an~ Bible StudyThur.day, 7 30 p. sunday Morntnc Worship 11· 00 a m Chtl· m, Youth meetlnJ Wednesday at 7 p.m Mornlq Won hlp JO· ~a m ftrst and third dren' s Church 1t a m . Sunday EVEnlnl Sundays. Fello,vshl'p dlnnt'f' with Carmel ' REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHUROI , Se\-l£.eJ.OO p m. Wed., 6 p m. Youn&L•· - l83 N ?n" AvP Middleport. SundBy. lhlrd Thursday 6 J0 p.m (MeGulrt'l 1 ' BRETHREN HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH l{l .1 m CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION SOUTHERN CLUSTER UNITED p,ts t(ll S t! \ ht ''- Suntl .t \ tnd 7 p m Wf'dn ('S d,lv 7 p m 7pm a m . Worship 10 a .m . Biblr Stud y WC'd ncsda y 7 30 p m , UMYF tSe niorst . Sun dav. 5 p m , !Juni ors ) (' v<'r:\1 o1h('r Sundav. 6 p m (Frankllnl RUTLAND - Church School. JO a m , Wors hip 11 a tn, UMW First Monday , 7:l0 pm ~ Tr>l' Wn{l(l\ ('.Iii , Wor111hlp 10 30 a m Ch oir rehearsal Wtdnt'Sday, 7 30 p m , UMW sf'cond UMYFSunda y ti p m 1 liA!'HTY CHRISTt,\N CH\I R(Ii ll>•' 10 SNOWVILLE - c HURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY 1 ocatf'd on 0 J Whllr Roa d of H lgh"' a " lf\(1 Pat Hco nso pasagC'~ tor Sunday School 11 10 am Cla ssPs fonr all Jun ior Church HOPE BAPTI ST CHAPE L 570 Gra nt Sl Mldfllepor l Afflll.l tE'I.f wll h Sout hf'rn Ba prtst ConventiO n Da \ 1d Br va n S1 Mt nls iC'r ~und a v Sc hool 10 a m MornlnJ;!" worsht p 11 a m [\ r nl n,g wor sh ip 7 p m WC'dnesll,l\1 c•vf' nin g Blblf' st ud'v :1nd pravC'r mf'f't ~n g 7 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST S1 Rt 124a ndCo Rd 5 Mark S('f've rs m rms IN Sund av School Supr Harrv Ht>n drl r ks Su nda y Schoo19 30 a m Morning Worshtp 10 30 am , E\f'ning wors hr p 7 p m WNin C'sdaV w ors ~lp 7 p m r HRI ST C Lf'!! IIC' Gill il an past or ~un lh v School 10 00 a m , Morn in2 Worship 11 flO ~ m Sundav "' l'n tn g S(.lrviN' 1 00 p m WfdnP'~ d !lv ('\ c;on In~ pra v£>r sf'rvlce i !)flpm W(u,. hlp S<'r\ lr r Ill ~ I u m I \ r-nlng \1 or <,; hlpS und ,w7pm u n(I\\ NJrw,.~ i<n 7 p m ST JO HN Lll fHF.RA N C HURCH Pin<' Gn.J\'1' Thl' RC'\ Will i 1m Mld{.il r>s '>'o art h past or Chu rch Sf'rVIcr 9 \0 a m S uml.n Sr hool Ul 1(1 ... m BR AO B HY CII UHC1-1 OF CHRIS r .John Wrlj::! ht p.!stcJr ~und.l\ Sr hont 11 1n 1 m l ..n rv H,t \ nf"" S ~ Sup I M n1 n tng \10 1 "h lp 1n W ,, m RACINE CHURCH OF T HE NA J'.A RENE ll ('\ Llovd l) (rr lmm Jr pa,. tm Or.t Bass C' hal r•m m nfr hf' Boa rd of( hl l.. !l ,m L 1fl' Sunda\ Srhonl 'i U) :-~ m Mnrn In ~'! " ors hlp 10 :«1 u m c•\ a ngc lis II< "rt o,l cf' 1 (NI p m Wtodn N>dOJy s t•t \ lc" 7 p m Choir Reh('ar srtl , 1'u Psdav 7 30 p m Wronrsduv 6 30 p m UMW tourth Sun d ay, 6 lOp m \Nelson \ ENTERPRISE - Wors hi p 9 a m Ch u rch School lOam . Blbl<' S1udy TuC's d ny 7 30 p m . UMW Flrsl Monday 7 :JJ p m UMY F Sunda y 6 p m Choir Rf" ht•arsal 6 30 p m WPdn csday IF.'rankl1n t 1 FLATWOODS - Chu rch Se hoo l 10 a m Wors hip 11 am . BiblE> Study, Thu rs dav 7 p m • U MYF Su nday , 6 p m t Fra nklin ), FOREST RUN - Wo rs hip 9 a m Chu rch School 10 AM Choir practice Tut"Sdav, 6 30 p m.. UMW. first Tu<'sdav 7 :lOp m 1Ntlson l HEATH (M lddl eportt - Churc h Sc hool 9 30 a m , Morning Worship 10 30 e m Youth Group 4 p m, We<t nrs(lay Church Choir rc:ohearsa l 7 p m Thursday Pravf'r S£>rvl« . t; 30 p m Btbh• St udy 7 p m !Zu nlgal MINERSVIL LE - Wor ship Servi ce 10 a m Chu rco1School, 11 a m UMW th ird Wt'dnt"Sdav l p m Choir praf'II N' Mon dav 1 JO p m (Nels.o n ) PEARL CHAPEL - Wor ship Serv tu• 9 :lO a m Church Sc hool tO 15 a m , UMW Seco nd Tu£'Sda y, 7 JO p rt\ ~ 1-'tu ss man \ POMEROY - Chu rch Sc hool 9 1~ a m TuNiday, 7 30p m rcorbl ll 1 ~u nd . n ~~ h1 11 1 rov A'-S I Su 1J1 E,Df.N first thr!'P Su ndavs Choir pra c!tCE' 6 p m S und av YounJ: Pro pi p's Ch!ldrf' n s Church a nd Adult Bible Studo, WNinC' ~ d a v at 7 30 p m Da lla s Ja nt'V Sunda y & hool Sup t Su nday Sc hool 9 30 a m Sunday Morning Wor 111h!p 10 30 a m Su nday e ven in~ Wors hip 7 30 p m Wednesday even i n ~ Prayer MePIInl{ 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA 7.AR F: NF. RP\ C.lf'lln Mc Mil lan pa '~ l or M 11\ lomr<' La\rmif' r Sund :l\' S('hool <.;up! ~und a v ~ (' h OO I !I W ;l m Mornmg \\ Qrshlp 10 :'lO a m E\ a n ~f'll s l i<'sf'rv iCf' ti p m Provl"r und Pral,.f'WC'dn('Sda' 7 p m Ynuth ffi('{'fln g 7 p m man Durh a m ! pasto r - .JosPpb B Hoskins , evangelist Su nd ay BJbleSiudy9a m Worship lOam Su n day ev<'nlng service 6 p m WE'CinE"Sday ('vf'nmg ser v ice 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY , Racinf'. Rr 124 W\lllam Hoback pastor Su nday School 10 a m Sunday eve nin g service 7 p m Wed n('Sday even I n ~ SE>rvice 7 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle. Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ing shtp 7 30 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTI AN CHURCH. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION <Thur '~f' r \. I C C' SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST eveni ng 7 30 P m Sp<'elal serv<cc fou rth Sund" f'\t'nrn g 7 ~0 p m W<'rin C'sda v Pravf'r MrPIIno Brb iP Sludv and Youlh Fellow Schnol 10 .1 m Sunda v ('V('n !n g 7 flO p.m Mi(i " ('('k SC'rVICf' Wrd 7 p m S und ~·n mornln~ worshtp and chil dr en' Chu<eh 10 30 am ' MT MORIAH BAPTIST fourth and Main St , Middl ('port Rev Glitx>rt Craig J r pastor Mrs Ervin Baumgardnf'r Sunday School Sup! Su nd ay School9 30 a m Worship &>r vicf', 10 45 a m Sa ndf'r s pastor J e ff Holte-r iav l£'ad£'r , am Rev Don Archer lt(ov Roy Defter ~" Seldon JohMon AL F'RED - Church School 9 :wJ am Worshlp. ll u m . lJMYF 6 30p m UMW Thlrd Tu (lsda.. 7 :M> p m Co rrvnun to n ftrsr Sunclay ! Arr hcon CHEST~R - Wo n hlp 9 am Chu rc-h SchoollO a . m , Blbi <'S tudy Thursda y ? p m : UMW flnl Thursd ay, I p m Co m m \l ni(lft, first Sunday (Arch('f• JO PPA - Wo r!lhlp 9 30 a m · Church Sc hoollO 30 a m Blbll" Slud;,.: Wf'dn('Sd!l) 7 30 p m ( J o hnt~on l LONG .BOTTOM -Church School!. :ll a.m : Worship 7 p m Btblr Stu(ly, Wtd nr'iiC:Iay 7• :'l1 p m UMY F' Wt"dn ~day 6 00 p m C9 mmunl o n F'lrst Sunday {ArChf'rJ m HERMON UNITED BRETHREN INMT CHRIS 1 CHURCH Localt'd In Texas commun 1IV 0 fl ct R I 82 Rev Roherl l __J~~~Jii~e;.~---------------------l KENO C HU RC H OF CHRIST VC'rn on F:l (il illj.; r mln iS I{'r Oliv('r Su. Bi n ~u n dw. Sl hnol Su p! P rra chln ~ 9 ~ a m r arh ~--~-----------J FAITH BAPTIS t CHURCH Kallroad St: . Mason Sund ay Sc hool 10 a m Morn mg worship 11 a m Even ing st"rvlce 6 p m Prayer m eet ing and Bible Study Wed npsday 7 p m all this, you can rest p ~IODLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST RaJ h CHURCH, Corner Ash and P lum p Cu ndiff pastor SundaY Sc boollO OOa m Mornlne: Worship 1l 00 a m , Wednesday and Sa lurday Evenlnll S..rvlces al 7 30 p MEIGS COOPEIUTIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHIJRCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER "F11111111 Kellltoig Ftlrl C~h•" 228 W. l'ttain St., Pomeroy 992·5432 Ed Rou >h Sund av School Supl Sundav House of Worship. With m Bill Quickel and Ruth Ann f01 . "Serving Families" 264 S. 2nd, Middleport Sc hool 9 30 a m 10 30 am. Sunday evenlnKiei'VICeo 7 :10 REEDSVILLE - Church Schoo19 PONIROY, OHI0-992.6677 FUNERAL HOrM prepare them for the world they must one day confront. The school Sunday School, 9 am. ; Church serVIce, 10.15am A SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY, 106 lutttrnut An., Pom~ray, Oh. Rawlings-Coats-Blower (row's Family Resta .....t send your children off to school again, will do a good job of this, but your cooperation is also needed m order to make sure that they don't learn the wrong things. As everyone knows, we are living in an era where drug abuse is rampant, and the children are being lured into this trap at a shockingly early age. DOn't fail to warn them about this, as a part of their preparation for the new school year, for it can be V3St) Ymore lffi . po....,.nt than th"'• clothes or 1 ""' ~ books. M Oreovef, you can n:unOtCe ---'-' your e ffo rts by 8JOam MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST Now there's Dairy Queen• cake to ' • treat Jhem tot Cool. creamy chocolate and vantlla DQ soft serve. layered with light crisp chocolate crunch. plenty of nch, cold fudge and covered with delicious ictng It's all frozen and packaged ,lo take home. • Wouldn't a Dairy Queen cake be wonderful tontghl? to METHODIST, Preaching 9 30 a m flnt a nd st>COnd Sun berry Hrlghta Road . Pomeroy Pa!ltor John ~£>1g81rl. SMbbalh Srhool Superin MONDAY 'l l'a)l9:ll a Moml n~ .,,,.t'Jnl i'Up lO: ;ll a m . Yoot hi"T''«'t mus. 6 00 p.m .. E\'t>nlnf! 'ti.'Or'Shlp 7· 00 p.m. W('tttlt~ nJQh! pray« rrR'!ln~ and Blbk> l'hxl) 7 I.IJ p.m THE SAJ.\ J\,TION ARMY 11 ~ Ek&lt('J'nut A\'f' Phfl"lf't"(J\• M l"8 Pora Y.~ nlnl( In C har~· ~rd::Jy txJUnfs.o;: mt'l'tlnJt 10 n m.. SU~· ~ . 10; :ll am. i<urdav Srhool VPSM Eloi..,... Ac1M1.1, k'adf-1 7 lJ p. m Sa,lval kJn tlV't"'ing, vau10u.~ s pcakc;rs and mu.lilc · ~ W$. Thursd.1y. ll ll a m t<f2 p m La~ HOO'M' m Cross Lanes 1M/ E1111 1·64 prcsC' rH' he r Pomt,.y II S I. Memorial Dr. It will be a Bass F1s!terman 's Delight Friday ni!Jitt, August 28rh at Tn-State Greyhound Park After rite 12th race that n1gltt, one lucky patron will wm a $7,500 Bassfinders Boat from Economy Manne 1n Charleston Reg1ster any11me dunng our performances Augu:;t 20th through the 27th, and before 8 00 p m Fnday, August 28th No purchase or wager IS necessary, bur you must be present to wm The Wtnner rs respons1ble for all tax!.'s You must be 78 years of age to reg1ster So come JOin us for the excrtemenr of greyhound raong, as Tn·Stote presents f "Bass F1slterman's Delight " Friday, August 2Bth. INCll.JDffi THE WORD "NO" It's time to BEN ;!FRANKLIN• Veterans Memorial Hospital 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 46769 614/ 992-2644 ...... • 992-2975 RALL'S "f ~1••11• Cou nt y'• OldJ.m FlonSI 16141992·2039 or (614)992·5721 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. John F Fultz , Mgr Ph tU 1101 Pomeroy 1 FRANCIS FLORIST Q((lSION GRAVELY TRAClOR SALES MEIGS nRE ft\ Wr \ 992-3978 l m <' mO I ~ The !01mc1 f~r s t lad\. c urll' ntlv promoting her aut oiJiogr aphl 'Woman of F:gvpt told t he Los A ngeles Times Thursd"' she hOpl'S Egy pt w1ll es t,,blish a mu seum to hono1 the• sla m lea der · I vc VIS ited lh £' !. Joh n F 1 K ennl'd\ Ce nt et lh <' t l. y ndon A 1 .J o hn so n I 1brary shr sa 1d ' I ' m dvmg to h.wP so me1 h l ng mu ch s m a ller RACINE PlANING MILL flOWiaS FOa IYUY \ \ CENTER, INC. Syucuse Th e book co n tams chapll' Json G t i'<' d tn th e Va11 c an . · Mu1 d1'1 mthl' Nd m !'o f Chllst . Sex c~ nd !he- PopC's, · 'Slavf'r' . Sl m c PIOSIIIUtton Murder fo t Jl l r C. and Othel Cltm('s or th e Popes and " Hom osex ualll\ and The v,,IIC'an ' ('V('J ., "" Mill Work· Cabmet M1ktnt 1he l'llll('(i k1n g ha rdP r lh a n 0 104 w M••• tt2 2UI Pomeroy ,. news __________________ __ zn the ..------People KAT E CALLEN United Press International ONE OF THE GUYS. <el('bnt v law ye t Marvtn M tll hl'ison lhP acknowledged kmg of Holl ywood pd llmonv su1 ts "h o JU 'I wrapped up the sensa t ional .J oa n C'o ll1n s P£ ter Holm dh·or ce trial. i s out stumping for m ore bu s1 nrss and II loo ks like he m av be dtverstfy m g his cl tE'nt pool The da y a ft er h~ a nd lh<' ' D1nas11 sto1 celeb ra ted hl'l formal sph t from the SwediS h enlll'prcneur m Lo s A ng<'lcs Mitchelson flew to New Yo1k and Junchc·d at N11 van a Club On<' With three p rOS!>('CI IV<' m ail' cli E' ni S Mttchelson, who has rcp1 esPn ted C'a1 I Sag,m R1ch" ' d 11 ,11 ' " and Tony Curtis m dt v orcc sull s sa 1rl l ht ough a spokesma n th at his h.lnchmales Wednesday were a d1lfcrent bree d 'No nC' ol them are celebnl tes. th c1 ·, c JUst m ultl ·m lll lonall es who " an t to divorce I he 1r w1vcs " VALERIE'S DEMISE I Ol lmlll Tc iC'p tclu Jcs has dc c 1dcd it' s cheaper t o kill ofl \ ·•h·ri•· Harper s char ac ter 1n her namesake sen es th an to mcPI h01 demand s fm a hpft y sal a1v mcrease "Valene 1 ' wJ I! bt• off Jr Jall 'v JrnL~ m e d · Vt.d c t JP ' !-t F amily " and will stat Sa nd v Dunc·a n as Hm per s sllcom SISl ei who helps Va ler te' s th 1ec k1ds cope \\ tth he1 l un cx pl a tned t dea th Harpf'r has th rea t Pned to ~ U C' a nd flct I a ns .u oun d the co untry have vowed to prol<'sl the dcu s10n A Ml'lbournl' Fl a . ra dio statton has gathered 100 Signa t ures on a petition a nd Dors<'y L awson. a self dcscrtbed · long t 1me Va lene Harpe1 fan · " organtzmg a n<IIJonal ll•tt er wr lll ng c<J mpcu g n mm ed at deluging NBC -T V whh I o m 1ll1 on ro m p ld tnts HARTMAN ON THE ROAD : A ft e1 11 plu s yem s on the mornmg talk show trmdm tll to 1m c·1 · C ood Mo1 m ng Am<•nca " host David Hartman has fo un d ct oss co unt n dm m g " ca kewalk Har tman . hts wife. M a u1 ~cn . an d 1hc11 fn u rk ld sc l~mbed m to a va n rC'ccntl y a nd spent I \\ O lct suJf'! \ wf'(•ks tour ing th (' W es t ·Now we undetsta nd bPtter w hat Bill Cos by's been sav tn g all th ese years, · he satd on htS r e tur n toNe\\ York Har tman . w ho left GMA m F'eb1 ua1 ' 11'111 be bdck on the airwaves w tth an AB C spec•tal. Th t• Co nst tlullon We Ll v<' It Every Da y." airmg Sept R KEEPER OF THE FLAME: Stx vear s after F:gy pt1an Prestdent Anwar Sada t wa s a ssa sSin.JIPd. Ills w 1dow . Jihun ' Pomlfog Flow" Shop • B~ - . A!&! Service &._ 1 loculi & Botch SlrM~ I TRINITY CHURDi. Rl.'\l W H Pm1n. "'"""' Dt.•bbk- Buclt Sun(\11)1 SchOOl Supl OluJTh SChool D. 1.5 a m.: WOf'!l hip~ IO:ll a m Choir N'hearsal , T\R'5day 7 .'1) p.m Lll'ldrr d\fl'('Tk)n fl Lo is Burt Silld hl to l'X p osp r ._. \. Compl<to Automoho;e Special m eeting Racine American Leg1on Post 602 w tll m eet m specia l s<'ss lon at i 10 p m th1s even1ngat th!'hall wC'l co me som t':' hou srwor k • . Bass F1she11nan's Delight ~ ~ Quirks in the n e w s - - - - - - - - By United Press International but Beran said that minorities owe even more becau se they go Into debt earlier and often carry substantial loa ns over'from their undergraduate years . Dr Ala n Nelson, an AMA trustee f rom Salt Lake City, said the problem was exacerbated by dwmdllng gra nts and Medicare cuts affectm g teaching hospit als and a malpractice_en vironment that may be steer m g many students away from practici ng mPdlc lne "We ' re concerned, that the best and brightest may· ho ion get be considerin g careers In the medl· cal field. ·Nelson said But he was QUICk to add , · Although the future wtll not be as brigh t c>conomtCfliiY for the ent en ng med1cal students as It ha s been theH? wil l a lways bP a number of rewa t ds In medicine thill cannot be pqualleil outside the profes sion " Tri-State Presents on August 28th tom , Is presenting Jesus the H e al er, Healing Explos ion l h1 ough Sunda y at 7 ,!0 p m nl!'htl y Pubhc mvlted SUNDAY SYRACUSE - Th e Freedom S~n g er s fr om Y oungs town wtl l p1escnt a pr og 1am Su nd ay ITIOI n l ng, q 30 a m at Syracu se E1 et lone Naza r ene Chu rc h The average mdebtedness ot all m edical students Is also rising - up 6 percent in 1985 to$33,499 - i' ,. 10 ~ m.~ Sunday School 11 a .m Eventn1 worship service 7•00 p m Wednll!!lday • prayer meet \ng 7 · 00 p m 1 ' . • • • �Page-S-The Dally Sentinel Pubhc Notoce Public Not1ce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On August 21 1987 local School D111r ct NotiCe Ra c ne OH in conformity to the Drawings and Spec1f1ca n 11ons prep1red by the off1ce the Me1gs County Probate Marr Knapp Crawfia A ..o co ur1 Case No 25608 Clar ce J Kennedy 246 c ate' Inc 104 Fair Ave NE P 0 Bo• 390 New R1verv ew Dnve Pomeroy Ph ladelphla Oh o 44863 Oh o 45769 was appo nted Pubhc Notice filed in ona sealed envelope Altemal vas 11 to auch bond permitted by the general w II be Code of Oh o acceptable Attentton of bidden 1 portocul•rly called to the requtrements 11 to condl Draw ngs and Speclf ca t1ons of employment to be Adm n stratr 1t of the estate tons for nformat on pur obsrved ufety requ re of Cl fford 'S Kennedy poses are on ftle at the UTienu 1nd preva lmg wage dec eased late of 246 A ver Off1ce of the Board of rates to be paid under the v1ew 0 ve Pomeroy Oh o Educat on Southern Local contract 45769 Sc:.__hool D•atr ct Rae ne OH Robert E Buck COpies of Specll catlona Probate Judge and Proposal Forms to lena K Netslroad Clerk gather w th any (8) 28 (9) 4 1 1 3tc nlormat on des red may be obta ned by the Bidders Pubhc Notoce from the Off ce of the Arch tacts Marr Knapp NOTICE OF Crawfts Assoc1at81 Inc APPOINTMENT 104 Fetr Ave NE New The lloord of Educ:atlon Business Services Southern Local School D11 met.. Racine OH reservu the r ght to w1 ve •nv nlorm•lllll and to riJ8Ct any or all b d• COIISU E IDtrOI c •M• s M•nufac:turtl snd s ... of BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT RACINE OHIO Joseph E Thoren President Dennie E H II Treuurer (8) 28 1911 8 16 4tc Record ng and Coni ot In .uum..,ta fOf Home attd Comm•dal uM Moftltors to diiPI-v Fu nace and Air Cond HauraorMin ofop• time VlluJibfe Data th8t allows Dsty Goals toM M1 Comp._.ety eliminM• the end oftht month I HI sur ••lnv the Me gs County Probate Court Case No 25603 Glodys E Walker 838 E Ma1n Street Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 was appo nted e)(e cutr x of the estate of Roger Lee Welker deceased late of 123 Un on Avenue Pomeroy Oh o 46 769 Robert E Buck Probate Judge lena K Neseelroad Cktrk !81 28 !91 4 11 3to Pubhc ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed Proposals w1ll bo race ved by the Treasurer of the Boa d of Education of the Southern Local School 0 str ct BoK 1 76 Rae ne OH 45771 unt I 12 00 (Noon) E D S T (Easter Dayl ght Sav ngs T me) on September 24 1987 and mmed ately thereafter w I be opened and ead aloud for the turn sh ng of all mate r•al s and pe rform ng all labor necessary for the construe t1on of a pole type storage bu ld ng located at the ex st ng s te of the Southe n 1 Card of Thanks The-Marvon W Morns famoly w1shes to thank • our fnends and neighbors for theor kmdness and sympathy durmg the loss of our son and brother Fred A Morns Mildred Morros Carl & Janet Jack and Clara Mae The famoly of LEONARD EARL Ch•ck VANMETER e•tends deepest apprec atoon to friends and neoghbors who have ex pressed love durong thos time Specoal thanks to hiS friends from The Val ley Line- hos pallbeanlfS and the r lovely floral tnbute done by Pomeroy Flower Shop Son cere gratitude to the Church of Chnst n Mod dleport for the r prayers and suppon and Raw I ngs Coats Blower Fu neral Home for their consideratiOn durnlQ th•s t1me Colleen Lenn e Steve and Brenda conform ty With the General Code of Oh o shall be In a sealed envelope addresaed to the Board of Educat on Southern Local School D s tr ct Box 176 Rac.ne OH 46771 and endorsed Proposal for New Bus Garage on the outSide of the envelope No B dder shall withdraw hiS b1d for a per od of s xty 60) days alter the date of ece pt of b ds A depos• of Th rty $ 30 OOL Dollars s requ red to obtMh em a (1 1 set of drawangs and spactf cattons wh1ch depos t w II be re turned to the respeciNa party after rece pi of the r btd and after the documents are returned w1th1n f1fteen (15) days after recetpt of b ds shtpptng charges prepatd Each b1d shall be accom panted by a Comb nat on B d a nd Perfo mance Bond nan amount equal to the total sum of the proposal nclud ng all add alternatiVes supported by a Power of Attorney for the handlmg agent a Certlftcate from the Department of tnsurance authonzang the Su aty Com pany to do surety bus ness n the State of Oh o and a current fmanc al statement of the Surety Company The Bonds shall be on the form prov ded wh ch bond shall be forthw th eturned to the B dder In case the contract s awarded to another b dder A proposal shall be mval d and not cons dered unless a bond n the form approved w th sutftc ent suret es rn a sum equal to the total sum of the proposal 11 f led w th such proposal nor unless such p oposal and bond are Fatten your 1-la!let ~1th awant Rd 2 In Memonam TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation ServiCe Electronic Organs Mob1le serv1ce 614-843 5248 REASONABLE REUABLE 8 20 86 tid Roasonablo Pnco1 PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 Day or Noght NO SUNDAY CALLS In the m dst of my JOYS I am blue W th a sm1le on my face I ve a heartache long1ng dear husband for vou Sadly mossed by wofe Teresa ch ldren and fa moly ACCENT POMEROY - usl outol!own - Ov er 13 acres ofland greal bu d ng s les house needs epa s PRICE REDUCED $9 200 00 'Don't Delerl Oat In the M~rket Now! Call the Clelad Tea•lr HENRY E CLELAND JR JEAN TRUSSEll DOTTIE TURNER lRACV Rl FFLE OFFICE 992 949 ...... :....... 992 949 992 6191 2660 5692 3080 2259 I adburr Rd Middlepo I Oh 4S760 (6141 992 57SI 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •D shwashe s PARTS and SALES & SERVICE U S RT SO EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO Authomeol John Deere New Hollond Bush Hog Farm Equopment Dealer Far111 Equip111ent Partt & Service fr 11amto7pm lundoy lpm lpm By Chance ar Appo ntmtnt RUSS MOORE 992 2 Free Est mates Real Estate ~ REAlTOR 216E 2ndSt Phone 1 (614) 992 3325 NEW LISTING-N ce on e f ooo 3 bedroom home n Sy racuse mode n k lchen ca pet ng lotsol closets gas FA furnace g sundeck and b g ot $32 900 NEW LISTING-7 Rm hom e near Ihe pool n M dd eport Ga s luonace caopel ng porches storm s and sma ot $26 500 MOBILE HOME-L ke new 2 Br home Central a r ao d heal Range refr geralor w th sundeck Only $7 500 NEW LISTING- Young I m ber p vale local on Over 600 acres Pus all m nerals NEW LISTING-I DO aces more o ess lead ng Cree k Wate gas and o we s M nerals NEW LISTING-New brock 3 Br home near Rt 33 Nor!h 3 bed ooms 5 clo sets 2 baths full basement and cook un ts NEW LISTING- Sa ga n 6 rm lrame Bath dr lied well T P water plus 2nd ol w th Ira le hookup 2 se pt c tanks Ask ng usl $16 000 CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992-3326 H ous1 nq PH 949-2860 or 949·2801 Headqu,Hli'l s ' ' - " 1 4 IB Call304 Ill 3030 9 Wanted To Buy W•pevc:Mhfo 18ttmodelc e.n .-can JHn Mink Ch.v Old1 lne 8111 Gene John110n 114-441 3172 TOP CASH p1 d tor 83 mod81 •nd newt uHd cen lmtth Bul'* Pontl.c 1911 Eutlf'n Avo 2212 GoiUpolit CaM et 4 «I Junk Auto • w th or without motora C1U 114 381 9303 Buy.ng daity gold aM¥1 co ne rings jewe"' stwting e old coin• Top pr tee~ Ed lurkttt . . Nr lhop 2nd AIM Middleport Oh 114 •ee "'"..,CV w• An 11111111 1: 1 ~ 1111:111' No Sundoy Colis AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Trans111iuion PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3 Announcements 892 3471 Open horae show S.tu day Aug 291h 8 p m J C Jr Fe u oundt Conagevin-. WIJ Spona JCHC Lut Ad before dur MIIOn Tony 1 Gun Aap1 ,. Hot Reblu• ng 304 176 4131 4 Wsnted to buy tl8nd ng t•mHr C•l A Tromm It 814742 2321 QUILTS W"'ted 10 " ' ICrlp ttHI and m•t• 1 Alden S•Natt 114 81214t8 Goveaway ..._... k tten1 7 wka old C. I 614 441 7812 POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL PH. 992-2772 OPEN FOR BUSINESS 314 E Ma n Sl Pome oy 8eh nd C ly Ha I ANN S Open 10 A M to 4 P M We can repa1r and re core rad1ators and heater cores We can also ac1d boll and rod out radiators We also repatr Gas Tanks Mon hru F or by Appo ntm ent PAT HILL FORD Gofl Shop & Toy Slore Collectors llems Costum~ Jewelry Actoon Toys Mus cal Toys & Tnnket Boxes Wholesale & Reta I 8 10 I mo pd PLUMBING & HEATING New LO<ot on 168 North Se<ond Middleport Ohoo 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Ca ry F sh ng Su pples Pay Your Phone 8 lis Here IU!INI!l PHONE 16141 ''2 65SO R!!IDIN<E PHON! 16141 ~97 ,..,r- J&L BLOWN INSULATION 992 2196 Moddleport Ohoo 1 13 tic LONG'S CONSTRUCTION V nyl & Alum S d ng Complete Gutte r Work Complete Aemodelmg Roofong of All Types 2 km•n• to "'""'""'" 614 441 3758 C.ll B11u1 f~o~l Ca • to gtve.way All tlttl •net • coo 1 Call 114 Ad1u1tMtft: o Sire t 2 drenmek •• fOtm c.n 814 112 3.t8:J VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING PARTS SERVICE •lns u at on •Storm Door s • S torm W nd ows •R e place m e nt W ndo w s •Ne w Roof ng Re pa rs on All Makes FREE ESTIMATES Monday Saturday C LOSED SUNDAY mo MARCUM CONTRACTING CHESTER OHIO •HOME BU LD NG •ROOM ADD TIONS •KITCHENS BATHS •ROOF NG • GE NERAL R EMOD EliNG & REPAIRS REFERENCES ,..on• Doy Dr EY~n ng 985 4141 TransaKie Repatrs Located llolfwoy 8ttwe_,. II 7 ond Bashan HRS 12 00 6 00 Ph llUY PH. 992-2772 84 I INSULATION 992-2772 FOR THE BEST IN REPLACEMENTS WINDOWS CERTAINTEED YINY L THERMO BOSS 50 ft a ntann•towe plus TV FM •nt~n• Must be d;srnantiM eu 986 42&7 K u.,. e Will to ;ooct home otd Ph 304 77~ It 72 1ttM I pm WO\Ikt you stuff env•totMd fOt' I 000 wHkly1 t2 to er;usla» .. you ttun S mptt pl...ant WCH'II .. home! Sefid ..tf •ddr.....t Wt'ltloitecl tp HT E NT Dept ACT. P.O Bo11 7314 H~.~ne~ng> ton W V• 25778 Cal 6 Lost and Found Lost brown white 1nd black ftml • S.egle 1 white l"tl .Anawert to 8onn • R-.wa d c. 814 742 22.t9 Four"d '" low.r end ot lyrecu11 long hal ed bi.O dot Call 814 992 5175 7 Yard S•le 666 4th Ave S•t 10 5 ... ..., ems •nd c ottdno nlsntt 3T juno•7•1 Gattg• Salt Qual tv quanthy V1nety At 110 2 m n of Holzer Hosp F I & &•t Aut 21 & 29 8 AM 1 S1 e Aug 21th • 28th F & S1t F om 9 00 8 00 81 455 Lar st Drtve •c,osa from G• Ia F• 0 ounda 11115 Hond1 200 3 wh"'tf 111e Honda 74 4 whMI• OtO t htf 5 ttorHpowe bike nice achool cloth" fo e • • bov• •tto mena • woment H8nd mede wood e •fagana lott ol mtc tams Dontmuh c.n 441 3872 •h• YOUNG'S WILL HAUL CARPENTER SERVICE Addont •nd emodelir1g Roofing 1nd guU• work - Cone ete wo k Plumb ng and • ect eel WO ~ [Free Estimate$) V C YOUNG Ill 992 62TS or 992 7314 Pomeroy Tolnlnl Ctnu.. •••ndMd t m_. PROGRAM DIRECTOR Com prthenaN• OUqMt ~~ tubltlnot 8buM II'Ggr8tn ANpon.U .... lndude Pf99 MlmtnhtJitlon .uperW"ision c-oun1 .. no and publtc '4Uiiont QuaWtic.tkH\1 should mdude•t ....: .. .,.. ..... " '" wbst.nc. 1buM f lid IOfN admkt .. t,8th;e till.,_. Mel in ot t..tif.. •m two,.._, *'c• e•ktft proc•• Sl8nd ,.,.., and ewm. by leptemhr 30 to Personn• Committ"" New Att .. nett¥ea 217 Pta.rt lu... J1ckton Oh10 41140 E 0 E part time C.M Ohto Job &~114U.I 16tl LPN Help WmtH High &chool Orop Outa 21 end und• luc:k..,t H M1 C.retr Centtt .... lnt Htgh School Orop Ovtt tor Adu. tWt1 uM\IfttdMMI YourtuN:ioftc.n P ANO LE&IONI E_...,cool P'8n0 tnltruct.Of Gtving IOOPM •.on• 1411170 whh ••p~ndo 2 a 2 baths new carpel u1iUty room Oal "' ed •nd blocked •10 1500 F nanc: ng IIV811ab • Fr.,ctl CJty MobMe HomM nc in my home CaD 114112 5144 btlbv tltUng 1n my hOme tutl or part t m1 Fenc.d ylrd COM eo IChool 304 &75 2714 Co llt4 448 1340 1971 Fl ... wood 14•15 2 8R EJI1 • aro• ktk:htn Price • ducld French C ty Mob • Hom• Cal1114 44t 1340 u'sH SpKA• 1873 New Moon 12d•O 2 BR 1171 Ch..ll'glf' 12.&1 2 IR 1171 Rlucr•h 12.AIO 28R s... tF enchCty Moblte Of CeH614 .we do HOuM C-int In Ch•hir• O.lipoh MlddltPOrt 1340 c.. c.n do ..... hMfNnt lncl ooflng Aanonable •t•• M• io n clolmod 14o70 Snld., 114 t4t 2121 Moll no Sa 1 A~g 28 Zl I 5 HouMhold 11m1 turnh&~ra co h ng R1 n pottpone t I Aug 31 Sept 1 2 2218EasternA.,. Tr 28 Aug 31 Sept 1 II 2 Hom• wood Dr F st olldtoleftotfRt 1 SO PI It lnte section 5154 W•tch tor ligna lbby • boys things nurling unlfOtmt c:h111 •wer• Kt nl 3t21 14a70 Holty Pa It whh \"a tt • lend T eilflt' ktldild wh:h lltr81 Ra..an•ble C•ll 114 446 IllS P1int'"9 hou... roafa b¥nl mobil• home oofl bt._ mat .. l04 171 2211 '1111 1979N..hu•14A70 totetetct ric. 1 \o\ b-'h dedi wfth or witt'KH.tl NleHite d~ On rented ..,. Callt14 tt2 6710 21 NOT C[ I THE OHIO. VALLEY "'lliiH INO co UlrCOMIMftdl th.. .,~ do bullinw1 wrth peopla ~...,. llnow Md NOT to .-.d money dwoufl' thl mall untl yoo haillol '"""'••• tiWI otftrtnt 23 cw• tor ...,~ 71 •er" wood• and pallu • HouM barn outbu ldingl louted 5 miln hom Glenwood W V• C.H fOf app<Mntment O.qO NeaiR•81Eitata8rOk8f 304 878 1680 J m StUll 304 178 3313 01 J 0 ,,.... a AYCIKHt ... Col Oscat E CliCk Aug 28th ~•twdav Nt..t • IMty to liwa tn wnh woman Light houMkMP ng~tnd tetivepay Calll14 .we 1414 0 . . . 1023 31 Oowrnment Jobs I 1 I 040 tal 230 year Now h•ing C. I 1 101 187 1000 bt R 8806 for current ltd•.. I st Fr endty Home,...,._ hu open H1o• for manag8Q •nd de...... in your are• ._. pat In• n p•rty pl.n "" kH brand new chr"l m .. cat1log toy gift •nd home dac:or catalog Over 800 Items Top commltakm and holt.. , gilts CaH for "" cotolog 1 100 227 11510 or clll colttc:t 0 11B 412 00t1 a elf.., m nded people or....,.ed ptrton to WCM'k 1ft • high qualhy d•t• oHice The pert.ct Job fof the rlghl ,_son Pte•e Mnd complet• r"ume to D• ly Sentinftl Box 729 K PomtrOy Oftlo Nunet Akf• espedllty In 0.11 1 ••• Uv•fnundccmpanlont P M H..hh 81f'VIGM 102 Court 81 Pomoroy Call 114 192 2117 from 10 00 5 00 pm 114 112 70« 3238 Yard 1118 Thun Fri. • IM Toys. b cyciH fumhure Hom• tnt• rlor adult & chltdreft clothing htty Hugh" 1403 Etm It MeadoWbrook Addn Pt PI Y81d Ill At 2NorthputY Fri • Sat ClothH decoratk)ne a. Iota more Yard 11 • Friday • laturdey 2311 lincoln Aw Pt Pl....m loby ' - 1 toyL loll toddler clott.lng b\oby • Other mMc ....... lot 10 00 till 1 .... tooo •m•oo 2D11Jofl.... AYO • 754 II 304 HI 34 Commercial butld nga to ..,. Downlown Pt Ple... nt Sto •• off ces A One Reaf htl e C• ol Ve~glf I oker Ct 304 Homes for Sale 1711t04 s... Home tor by Owner Q,..,.br., bt liA bt-lwel on24eQ'" AC WI'P wet b• 2 car g•sv• Pt. a.tore 4 OOPM 114 441 4001 Aft., 36 Lots & Acreage Lot to ..,. c llfV ew £stat" 6 ml ... 10 of Ga polls on Rt 1 For more lnform8t on c•ll Ang • 4PM Ph 3a. 111 3811 *'"""' 4 BR fp tu 3m 10 of Gaollipolis 34 too C•ll D•v• 114 448 1815 au., 100 AM 100 PM 1114 441 !1441 Nlghtolt 4 2111 6888 o 211 1t40 I 00 Col 114 441 t244 1 h ec lot on Jerry• Run Ad Appl8 GI'IN• with ru •I Wilt for S• • by Own..- 4 5 8R 3 b8thl App M mMety 4000 IQ ft 21 acras with tMnis court 1173 000 W II teH w th only 5 ac: " fo I 1115 000 Call tor 1ppo ntment t 14 448 3381 3a. 171 2383 PRICED RIGHT On• tct• buldiftQ loti on At 2 at Ashton PubMc water 1nd mobUe hom• ......"... 3a. 171 2335 I will accept ...... b ds until Sept 8 to purchaaeofthehom• of AI e1 J Bwsh 77 H8Ukley Ha ghts Shown by eppotntmlnt only Call 114 448 MJI Of' 251 .078 A ght • -..rved tD rajed 811 ~· M•ll b ds to G 8 Bulh P 0 80111 304 Ga I)Ois Ohio 41131 For S_.e by O¥rner 4 5 BR One •ere tots on M ..on 10 at Alhton public waler mobile homa permitted t&OO down t110 1Mf month 304 671 2331 LOTI & ACREAGE - S to betide Oh o A ver litll • ong Rt 2 tretler s!IH nur At 2 and watttllidt Phone 304 3' hlhl 3384 sq ft He•ted fenced pool in 1 •ere Addit onel Iota .v• a-ble • 1 29 000 C•H 111 2021 •h•• Two lois on Sand H II Rold ThrH mllea from town 304 .. 4 448 7044 dooy 441 8518 lftM 6 30 1712B41 Help w.nled or 114 1112 El.m Home in Mlololl_., 114 8112 1173 AVON Alia ..... C.ll MarHyn WerN•lCM 112 2141 applicltktns now being ecceptec1 for full lime poth:ion Pl....nt Valley Nuralng Care C•nter .,.,ty .,....onnll olflaa PI:~ntAAv~ 1ey Hosp 304 171 RN 4._.., 0 ~ )E WANTID IXPEfUINCID Plloto onol Oooloh- for tv~ ttlmeemptoymn on Monona• holo lnd · - Ohio Rivero 4t2 U3 eM7. ,. 3 BR Doublew d• Mob • home Sou hwestern School Dlst ct 2 '/J m I•• from A o Q,snde FrH tent ••change lo l•m help CaM 114 241 5888 Recenlty emodeted 1 bad OOWt n town Off st " ' PI k lng wath., drytt Aef•encH •qu ed e 1 4 992 591 2 or 114 112 1723 •her t 00 Fo A1nt AC furnished 2 lA mobl• hom• ktcated atKa K on e..t.,n Aw I 185 • month O.p end Ret equ•ed Call 814 251 1187 2 lA t elltt lOt" ent Call I 14 379 2409 ef1., I 00 PM o 44& 8727 enyt me Me cemtl• Oh o 141110 2 BA throughout tot• etec: A 1 eond If lnt ...asted call 114 251 1230 t 00 PM attPM •tt..- 2 IR Mobile Home Addison townsh p n country fenced 6n ya d 1200 a month p ua ut II I M Call lt4 .41 1345 2 lA Mobile Hom• 614 441 1346 Phone 2 RA turn shad 1nd modttn Expando hvlngroom CHy IC:hDO d It C1 314 3rd St KlniiUDI c.u 114 446 7473 th d •ft• 15 00 fl1 c. weelltnd •nyt ma 3 bed oom tr-'1• In Tuppers P 1 nt t200 month ptus depot t 1nd utI t " Av• l1b e Sept 1 614 817 34B7 2 bad oom mobil• home. VJ m le out Jericho Aolld cell after I p m 304 175 1483 2 bedrooms •nd 3 bed oom• G•lipoUsFerry Onewithcenlni • 304 875 4081 44 1 •nd 2 bedroom ap8rtments for rent BaSic ent fo 1 bd e183 00 2 bdr U18 00 Also requl,ed a • ZOO 00 11curhy dapoth: CONTA:CT J1dlson E1t1ta Dept Ph 441 3997 Equel Hou•irtu Oppor1unrty Fu nlshed E"icitncy 8145 Utili tlu paid sh•re b81h 807 Second Avw Gelllpolls Ph 441 4411 1fter 7PM Uplllirl unfurnlthld sp8rtment Ut h "paid Carplted no ch d reno pet• Callt14 44t 1t37 Fu n shed 1pt next door to One profnlion•l Adult only P•rklng Ph 448 0338 Furn shed downst• ,. 3 ""' and b8th CINn No pete Adults only Dapo1t11nd Rei Required unfumtshed hou .. with 1••1•· Aooept one chlkl "'' ond Dop C.OII14-"'I 1111 44t 12"4 ••a 114-181 Ml1 814 912 71 2 IR 48R houMforr.m 3 mlto of eJOO 1 month plu• dop Rol roqulrecl Coli 114 te11 Aft• S 00 PM coli - located near Alb•nv Athena. Ma g1 M nM HouM n good aondhion Onty 10 yra otd Al•xander achool 137 800 Agont ownod Hoolo ng Volty ~lttOf 114 5252 hen 4 IR hou• on 1 acre be .. Rof con A 1 Rul Estoto lrok• Coli 304-175 ' Furn thad Apt t BR 8225 ut till p8 d 807 2nd Aw G•llipah Call 114 446 4411 eft., 8 OOPM Furn ahad apt 2 BA t191 W1ttt peid 1 138 2nd Ave G•lllpoh C. I &14 . . . 4ot11 8 OOPM •ft., Aemodellld uplt• 1 2 BR untu n ahtd ut lit 11 p8 d Adults onty 7.S Second Ave C•ll 814 441 1457 •her 3 30 PM I -- - - - - - - - - - Fu nishtd Ap1rtment • oomt end bath Cent 1 1y outltd One Of two •dultt Ref and S•c: Dep required Call 114 441 04« Ap1rtment1 fo lh• Eld.,.., F enchtown Ap1rtmants 727 Fourth Av. 0~ ng 1100n 24 un t1 dn gned to Sen lOt C tl ran•ll2 & older) • handicapped penon• Rent W.dud ng adJUit ment lo wet., sew~• & el<ect c 1 blltd on t•nanta income Equ.81 houainv oppor tunny A.,.HcMtona m-v be ptCkad up •t Sp no v.n.., Ptau CeH 441 4139 All et.c:t,lc halt pumps 2 n ce ooma completatv fu fl shed Ut d.. plkl Woman onty Csl 114 441 1414 o 441 1023 N ce Apt Unt 2 BA ground f oor cove ed patiO and v••d H11 rtf & ange a drap.,.• a ... et nefghbo hood 1 176 • mo plus dep & ef Call br Tope 114 4410332 d•v• or 441 0111 eve Grah1m School Ad 2 BR AC earpon t226 • month Oap • Ret equ red C• 614 441 Jea8 or 446 4481 2 BR unfu n thed 1•-e• •pt No Pe11 Call 114 448 1 B73 between B 00 AM • 7 00 PM Or• c: ous ltvlno t tnd 2 bed roam 1p1rtmtnt1 1t V I age Meno and A veraide Apert menU n Mldd eport From 1215 ndud ng ut It H C1ll 814 992 7717 EQH 2 bed ootn apt1 and hou" n Midd •port 8nd Pom.,oy P•v own Lnilit " C111 I 1 4 912 1 bed oom unfum11hed ap•rt ment In Mldd 8POf1 11150 per month plus ut lit" C. 814 992 1141 dooyl "4 949 22t 6 wen nu• N1wly furn shad apartment Work ng adu t1 only Ret •nd depolit Ctll 614 192 6942 •her6pm Ap•nment to ent n Pt Pie• Nnt Very n aa C.ll 114 992 111M .. 171 7731 • 90 1460 Nicely furnl1had 2 SA •p•rt ment Nice loc-'IOn Adult I only Co lt4 4412404 Nice 2 lr Apt Stove refrlg Furnished Water p•id Ne• Oriv•ln Thea1re Cal1114 441 7021 2 IR apts I cto1et1 lthchen 1ppl furnlehed Wuher Dryer hoOii·UP ww cerpet. newly painted. deck R. .ency Inc. Apto CoR 304 171 n39 or 175-ato• , only 304-571 6530 1983 Yam•h• P 426 eeoo Exee •nt Condrt.on 304 876 FOR LEASE one bedroom ep1rtment overlook ng chy p•rk t175 per month C•lll14 441 2325 or 446 .W2& St octo Golden Claulc ga 1Mrbecu1 0' II 42 000 BTU Used one t ma E•cat •h•P• Ca 81• 245 9393 76 FOA LEASE Ap•rtment with completely emodelld kitchen b•th btd oom and livlngroom AVIIillbll middle of August Second floo aorner Second •nd Pine P1 king .,... PfOVkhtd •225 per month 1M' •210 whh k tchen 8ppliMoea furn ..hed W•llplp., Mil Out et at the Sp lng Val.., Pl•ta Be•uttfu new panerna In stock 30 pM c•nt otf Pontoon Boat 50 HP John t on t ait• t2760 Call 614 441 4043 1fter 6 OD PM Coli 114 441 2325 o 4421 44B Baby tem• E1ttr1 c he•p Call t14 446 734. EARTH Co• 1nd Wood Stove Ettc:el cond Call 614 448 4109 Mer t: 11 a11111 se 13B7 co SWAIN AUCTiON & FURNITURE 62 Oliva St Gallipolia NEW e pc: wood group t399 living room IUittl •199 •&99 Bunk beds wrth bedd ng *199 Fu 1 te rnattrea • foundMion at• t ng •99 Reel ne 1 starting .99 USED Beds d ....,. bad oom IU tea •119 .219 Deskl wong• w8th« • complete I ne of uHd fum ture NEW Wlttam boots 130 Workboots t18 & up (Steel & soft toe) C•llt14 441 3169 County App snce Inc Good used 8ppllanc:a 1nd TV IIIII Open 8AM to IPM Mon thfu S•t 614 44& 1899 627 3 d Ave O.lllpo 1. OH V•l frt/ Furn ture n~ & used La ge ttct on of qua tv fu n ture 1218 Eutern Ave GeiNpol • 0000 USED APPLIANCES WNhlfl dryers efr~••ton r•ngea Skaggs Appl uce• Upper A ve Ad b•ide Stone C 11t Mote 114 446 7398 Instruments M•o wheel• 160 4 1• lnsulat on b owe m•ch ne Cell 1973 De ta 88 New exhaust new b •k• V 8 auto Call •zoo Bundy t umpet l.lke new C• 614 4461662 after 600 614 446 8t96 Sof• •nd ch• 1 p cad from 1396 to 1991 T8bl" 11)0 •nd up to •126 Hide a btdt t 390 to t&l& Aec:lfner. t221 to U76 Lamps • 21 to t1 25 0 nett" t1 09 •nd up to •496 Wood llbl• w I eheiu 1286 to 1715 D11k •100 up to t375 Hutchttl 1400 8nd up Bunk t..da complete w m8ttrn'" t29&1ndupto•3tfi lbbybeda t 1 10 Manr.... or box ~pring• full o twin I l l f rm t78 •nd 188 Queen .... •225 IC. no tlSO 4 drswe eh•t 119 Gun c•b n.ts t gun Gaa or electric t375 hby m•t\ " ..' 136 & 145 Bed frlmel 120 t30 & King trame 150 Good .. act on of bedroom suites meta c•b neta heedbo• ds '30 and up lo 116 •nu• ··········•· to O.YI! Mme •• cuh w;th 3 M " out epproved c edit Bu ""Ita Rd Open 9•m to 15pm Mon thru S1t Ph 114 «I 0322 PARSONS FURNITURE New wood I pc Uv ng oom su t" e399 915 New lv ng room 1u'* from a179 96 to e700 Ch.., ot drawe s 4 drawtlf 148 5 d ewer tl58 95 End tabl• t oro a69 96 set UMd Fumitu e bedroom suh:es fuH alzad tt.da tw n bed• and rock.,. Aed1ners from t99 95 •nd up THE WORKING MANS FRIEND Ou11ity ftrewood fo s81e • 215 • p c:k up old B dwell Oh o C1 814 38708&9 1968 PonJ ac LeMan• Aebu II 466 lu bo 400 366 pot rebu t suapen110n end braket Oacent Inter or NeD pa nt Call to detail 614 246 5823 8692 Qullity Fru tt 1nd Vegetebl" etll and wholne e B & S P oduce ec osa f om P ZZII Hut G•ll pol s Oh o Caulyl c convar1e11 only 189 96 Most models Install• ton 1lso evallable Muffler M•n 9 St mpson Ave Athens Oh o 1977 Pont ac: Ventura V 6 euto AM FM Casa Aunagood Muat sel &300 or best offer Call814 246 9167 BOBS MARKET Mason 773 5721 Open 7 D•v• 1986 G 8VIfy Walk llthind SHP w th snaw blade Very good condit on 1986 Honds CA2&0 Good th•p• C•ll 614 992 1978 Ford Thunderb rd uns & looklgood ••king11000 1975 Dodge R•m Chs ger 4WD sell ng fo perts ask ng 83&0 Farm Supplies & l IVCSIOCk 17t0 TONY S GUN REPAIRS hot reblue no now tek nt order ode • fo custom MIUH 1 c•ll Call614 388 9034 St• n "'steel exhaust ayatems Now c:ultDm made for you truck motor homao cl•11 cca With I f•t me WI r•nty Muffler Min 9 St mp10n Ave Athens Oh o 1 BOO 843 3717 61 Farm Equ•pment 304 176 4t3t CROSS & SONS 54 metal 1 nk exc cond •100 Z baM cab 110 eac:h 4 W811 freeJ.tr • 100 9 6 304 U S 35 W•t Jackson Oh o 614 286 6461 Masll8y Ferguton New Holllnd Bush Hog Salw • Serv ce Ove 40 used tracto s to choose f om & complete ne of new &. used equipment Largest se ectton n S E Ohio 176 2401 8 N Ford t •cto buah hog disc bl•dn good tiD good cortd 12 500 1981 CB 9QO custom Honda Good condition tu ly dre1sad t1 900 Llrge ch"t t eez• t126 304 n3 ploW• 1984 Chevy C•v•l er 4 speed s AM FM t81Mtte Good cond ton 12996 614 992 1170 0 &14 992 3887 1981 Ma cury Cougar PS PB A AM FM 8dio cusene 4 new tres Call 614 992 6019 114 38B 8832 1944 SURPLUS ARMY 1986 Dodge D•vtona Turbo Z ed 1 lve . bl•ck leather fNery opt on $&600 and take over Z yee • p1yments 304 676 OENIM RENTAL CLOTHING iC8rh•rts 1 percent ove coati Ongio• A""y C•mouf age H 0 S•m Somerville I 0 d At 21 e••• A~MtnSwood Fn S•t Sun Noon 8 00 p m Othw d-v• o lppoinlmentll 304-273 . . . . (K dt C•moufl•ge) G een Metro 15 cu f1 chest type t HZer 1200 304 111 6376 Blue e• pet 13"h _,7 12x16 Ult With p8d 11 Ytx1 8 green B• 1 c:h•n• and sprockets to fit a molt any uw SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO Hendtrson w v. 304 175 7421 6306 New Holland 717 fof'age hsrves ter New Holl1nd 467 7 ft hay b nd Gehl grlndllf muter A I good condltton 304-273 421 6 luild ng Mat•rlala Block bnc:k sewer p pn w n dows ntels 8tc C audt Win te • R o G •nda 0 C• 614 245 6121 dozer 304 &18 2823 Now buy ng shell corn or ear co n C•ll fo atest quotes R ve City Farm $uppty $14 446 29B6 - - - - - - - --· lc Rooms for ent by week 0t month C• 814 992 7121 9 30 4 30 Re8dy m x cone ate •nd all concrtte auppli .. Cat u1 V•llff'l Brook Cement •nd Supples W81tlnghousa ele ttove Norge 11 1 000 tob1cco 11 cka K ntt wood •nd co• 1tove C•l 614 379 2485 Ou oc:: Boart 8 eel JUst ke the boe 1 we t11ted at the OhtO Te1tat on th1t u• ned over 2 6 lb• per d•v R og• Bentll'l S.bina OH 513 684 2398 304 773 1234 4 piece IIV1ng rm IU te noo C•l 114 441 1112 •tter 6 00 Groom and Supply Shop Pet uroom ni All b eeds AI •tv'- Ju a Webb Ph 614 446 0231 PM Wooden sofa •nd chair brown Dr•gonwynd C1Uory Kennel CFA H m•lav•n Pe 11an and S •m... kitten• AKC Chow pupp es New kittens Slam•• •nd H maley•n• Call 614 446 3844 7PM •ft• AKC Boston T•rr er Female puppy t110 C• I 814 258 9354 7191 African G ayP•non 4yesraold hm• Can !Ilk CaN 614 448 GE •Piftm•t siz• wa1htr & dry•, 122& RCA Wh rlpoo t ••h c:ompecto t171 304 676 1731 2971 AKC eg stared Chow Chow puppees Ca 8ftlr 6 00 304 54 M1sc Merchand•se Reg sterad Ou1rter Horse Mare •nd Coh tiSOO Call 614 266 6309 llying hent and pullets end frying chicken• C•ll &14 441 4111 Hey & Graon 64 Good mtxed h8';' t 1 26 pe bale 614 441 0373 0 446 3120 1000 bales Alfalfa CkJv•r Timothy 1600 baln m xed hay Will delver wthn 3 m 81 of Rutl1nd 614 742 2711 Lett y..,. alfalfa hey for A e t1 2& per b•l• C• 614 949 2463 M xed h8y $1 bale on wagon AKC Semoyed puppy fem1te 12 weeka old 304 678 2728 or 1179 Hty to bedd ng 80c 304 876 1 1172 Fender ttlecaner guttar 1 Electra MPC au ta wrth I modut ..r 1 Morley Eeho vo I 1 4 281 "930 c 4 38B B431 1I·:'o=n==h=====·==;,::.l~um::o~pecl~ol::;:;;o;;ll;;l;;t;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie P1 p 81 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOF NG Uncond t Qne I fet me gua 1n tee loca referencet fu n 1hed Free est matea Call co act 1 614 237 0488 d8y o night Roge 1B1sement Wate proof ng SWEEPER •nd sew ng mech na epe partt. and auppl 8\,. P ck up and del vary Oav 1 V•c:uum Cleane one half mile up Geo gn C eek Rd Call 614 446 0294 RON S Te ev 1 on Sa vee House ca • on RCA Quaza GE Spec • ng n Zen th C• 304 676 2398 or 614 446 2464 St~rka T ee and Lawn Serv c:e awn csre landscep ng stump emoval 304 671 2842 o 576 2903 OUVERS Tree T mm ng p ng tr mm ng pruning wood ato m damage downs Free Est m8111 676 3817 top dead take 304 Custom dea~gn b ck work ch mney bu d ng stone WOfk W gg na Mason"/ Ev•na WV 304 372 B244 82 Plumbong & Heatong 1919 A&d Cam•ro LT1 360 •uto aha p 304-882 2476 o CARTER S PLUMBING 1978 Fo d LTD t400 )04 175 642S 76 Monra Good c:ond 304 AND HEATING Co Fourth •nd P ne Gattpo • Oh o Pkone 614 441 3888 o 614 446 4477 1971 Chevrolet Monte C•r o exc ntM o Good Dayton• spor11 1 ret new moto & t ens Needt paint 304 676 3445 83 1975 Trans Am S2 DOO 1981 Honda 760cc 2 600 mles • 1 500 304 676 6624 84 72 Trucks for Sale For St e 1971 lntern•ttona Scout 4 Wheel Drive Runs good Need• tome repa , or tr1de fo two calfl Would Ike to buy aome fry no c:h ckens C• 614 388 8437 •nvt me Excavat1ng Electrocal & Refrogerat10n bl k 1986 Chev C•vtler IC Delun n1e or c u M AC AM FM 1dio C.ll 614 246 9110 Of 448 2323 1987 S 10 PS PB 4 speed longbed 1600 lb pl'(laad Fo Hit or trade C•ll 614 992 1989 Dodge T,uek F8ctory 4 JPeed Ca I 114 192 23117 •her •t• 1 97& Charglf SE good wo k a. 1879 Multlng good work car C.UI14 379 2812. Off c• Sp•ce to Rent Exc11tent lor Attorney• Account1nt eto CION 10 Court HoYM Cell Wluman Re•l Est.te Agency 1981 Cemlrb rtd whh ptra PB crui11 tilt rear hxt'!Mr Extra cle8fl and nice t9100 C.llanydme 114 atrip paclciiQe PS 114-44138« 317 01119 Mobile Hom1lot 3 :4 mil• from GoiHpollo Rt Ill Coli 114 441 3818 W1ntecl to Buy 1971 to 80 Dodge Omnl or Plymouth Ho I.Mga tot lulwii•Addlson Rd 'AY1Uabl8 lept 1 Celll14 44142tll •ftar 4 :30PM I• ford LTO PS PI AT AC rlzon. Coli lt4 44e 3371 Sad~ 0322 General Hauhng C•l 1671 1 9B2 C.m•ro Sh•p Muat be U991 ..... to apprec 1984 Chwette n ct 12795 4 c1r Washer and drye serv ce and epa Reawnable rates 30 ye•n •xpe ence Call614 367 ... 1978 Fo d Courier Body Rough Bett offer Cal 614 446 675& 1983 Iii ton Ford truck 46 Space for Rent mU• tow 20 • Mint Condition COM 11• «I t540or 1 1 1 KJneon Or G•lllpolla COUNTRY M081LE Homo Pork. Route 33 North of Pomerov Rentll trail•• Call 114 lf2 7479 1178 ChryooiOf CO<dobo Good - d Air AM FM Btrook Call lt4-<WIM17 Speoe tor trnal treUM'I All hook up1 C.bte. Alao .tflcitncy rooms. 1lr 1nd olble Maton 1171 Pontile . . ._ .... ""'" 400 motor Runs good llody rough *ZOO Call 11• 441 18f7 I 76 Chevv p etc up 8 cyl run• good&loobgood •1 200 C•n 111 PV Apta 429 Cyprell Ct 114 441 2837 Autos for Sele Coli 114 2BI B622 .... Services 3040 Mu11cal Instruments 71 Pl•stlc cistem statl app oved Nptic links plullc cu vert• metal cutverta RON EVANS ENTERPRISES J•ck pl..ttc 010 600 304·176 1731 1981Chev S 10 4apd 4cy fue nJect on 24 000 m loa t4800 C e•n Call &14 446 1 Colll14 211 IZit 1972 W nnellago motOI' home c.u an 1798 67 other hours n3 1111 1982 Buck Regal ac 1 t 34 000 m ea S6 900 304675 4480 676 113t Tr an ~ pnrta I nn Call8han • Uaed Tire Shop Ov• 1 0001ir11 aJr:es12 13 14 16 16 1e 15 I mil• out At 218 Auto Repau• 79 Motors Homes & Campers BB2 3612 Pets for Sale 66 lt4 992 2313 W Yo Coli 304 1968 Ford To no Frame broke 289 moto tran• ete 8160 Call M nerve 304-676 4697 676 44BO 74« 0 1986 Trtnt Am oaded T•ke ove p-vm.,h Mull hiNe good credil C•l aft8f 5 00 304 676 1986 Mercury Lyna Stat an Wagon ec. cle•n $4300 304 Lovestock 171 3411 F\Jr., shtd room 171 Ut Ilia paid lh• • b•th Single rn•l• 91 I Second 01lllpolit C•ll 448 44 t I •fter 7pm 1980 FIt X19 ucellent condl bOn U 200 or ~Met offar 304 &76 8414 2296 62 Wanted to Buy 63 •v• 77 08 C•terp • dozer e•c cond Will sell or trada for 11111ller 3a. 876 41&1 66 Butldmg Supphes sta &d Most Fo d1 Chevy tucks Vans 41014 s Muffler Man 9 St mpaon Ave Athant. Oh o 1 800 843 3767 1982 Fo d EXP Sun root PS PB AM FM 12000 C811 614 446 0809 after 6 00 pm 1 66 M••sev F•rg gat t actor 14600 8 ft cmle rac:k t200 ShiNer post dnv., 1600 Ford 3 14 nch plow. I 260 Ford 8 ft disc $200 Emco 8 h bush hog 1400 A 10 othllf equ p c. Used and Rebu Itt ansmass ona nt• na ly nspected 1nd gu• an t•ed nstellat on ava lab e We buy unk :tr•nsm •• ons Call 614 446 0966 Stuts 111996pa n1talled Most models Muffler Man 9 St mpson Ave Athens Oh o 1 BOO 843 3767 Yel ow Freestone Cenn ng Peaches Now Ava abe Call for V8f et 81 8nd p C81 1 100 843 3717 Auto Parts & Accessoroes -:--------~--~~· Dual uhaust k 11 899 95 ·,·­ n Red aspben es P ck vou own o we p ell Cell Tay o s Berry P1tch 614 246 6064 or 448 Cl• net t125 Clannet 1715 While w..tlnghouae freeze, I 1 26 Seers DilhMsher t 60 10 Speed b ke t36 Con sola ste eo f&O Phone 614 246 9441 after 4 00 PM CARPET 9A 12 IS low 81 t&O ota to pec:k from Alao cut carpet •a 00 • ~d and up Finane ng Swhl•l odt•s t100 Mollohan Furniture Upplf Arve Rd Ca11114 44t APARTMENTS mobile homll hou•a• Pt Pl••••nt •nd Ga I po Us &14 448 8221 Fru1t & Vegetables 58 LAYNE S FURNITURE K ng S ze lookcaM W•tttrbed complete t23W: Msttr•• W• te b•d and Furn tu • Wa • houH 98 Columbus Ad Athens Oh o 45701 614 193 Rooma for rent Uy week month G•lli• Hotel Call 114 448 11180 Rent 11 low •• t 1 20 month 111 I>!'NlA 1M PM Quallt"1 Met on•l saf• & ove 1111 new c:ond ruat tan edo brown ••eo C•ll 114 446 4222 0 441 2174 Furnoshed Rooms 15 AERO Craft tri hull with 55 Johnsan 2 8 g•l tanks aids and equep Runs eacet $1760 C1 814 256 6758 51 Household Goods 1 and 2 bed oom fu ni•h..t ap,artmanta In Middleport Aft utlltn p1id Cal 114992 5084 daya betw•en 12 00 •nd 3 00 After 7 30 IIVIninga 46 , JMJl. llO'Mf Boats and Motors for Sale t~=========:=r::;=~==~~~~~ 71 Autos for Sale 76 57 MusiCal 114 446 2137 1868 2 bedroom tum lad 1pt et •nd depot t Naw H•ven W V• 304 882 32&7 0 304 773 BIS Ill Hond• 700 M•on• 600 miles t2996 Ser oua nqu r" P nto 1 978 au1om8t c F 11 UOOtek" t 7ft xBft 1 ton dump bed w th ho 1t t400 C• 614 448 7019 For Lea8e pr nt Good ccnd C•ll614 182 187$ lfte 6 00 PM 3 ooms 1nd bath gas hHt ground I oo wtlhll' 1nd dryer hook up no ch ldren mmedl•t• occup•ncv No pet.. phon• 304 t71S 4410 •xt 53 or 10 Apartment for Rent 8om o.•poNa 3 BR home 2 •cr• C.nt1'8lly Modern 1 BR apartment Ca 114 448 0390 6024 Colll14 441 11t9 1-::--:--~-----­ Apartment for Rent 44 2381 or 114 992 2720 Fu nlthed •P•rtmtnt e210 ut 1 n p81d 1 bd 920 Fourth G•ll poll a Ca I 441 4411 lftlf Oovernm.m hom• from •1 (U Aepa r) For8dosurea Aeppo• Tu Otllnqu•nt Propertl• Now .. ull ng you tre• C.ll 1 3115 731 7371 bt 3P OH H tor 'I list 24 hourt Nice 3 btdtooms p•rtlaf b11• m111t totAl! electric lot 100 tt • 200 ft Low 40 a. 208 M dwty Drive. New Haven W V• Cd >(. 3Q.\ t75 3030 or 304 171 ... 3431 1979 Hond 1 Tra 30. 876 113t Cr•fl•m•n 1 0 t8ble ...., and 10 Rsd•lsaw Haevydutydr I p " ' Call &14 441 1288 Libr~ry on com• 101 In Thu man Carpel throughout EACel cond rural water PhoM :M lt4 241 1843 1) 2 Bad oom 2 story In town 0 n no oom f8m ly oom , .,.., .... No Chitdr., 1300 • month 21 3 Btdfoom hom• In Rodnl'l' V Mage II 2 b•ths 1300 • month 31 2 Bed oom br dl befow Swan Creak Den fuH b8Mmen' 1 n Olf•o• U50 • month Rafttenc11 c edit chtdl: 1nd HCurity depotit 'equ ltd No P8'11 • owed W Hmln Real Esttte et4 441 3144 8U110eas Buoldongs D~•wkle JeM NuU 831 Ash 81 M ddl-n ltc~•• 3430 W• need Sept 111 2nd and 3rd 9 00 1 412 Spr ng Ave Pomaray Adult ltld klda cloth• book1 etc Rekl o ah ne Farma for Sele 3a. 175 •••• M1 nt.,.•nc. m~~n needed R• f ••tk)n,. ltledriul rep14 INid ight Catpent8rWMk E.11p•tence nNdtd Send •uma to Ohte V..ll'¥ Supermarlels P 0 loa 772 G..ipoNs Oh o 41S831 or eal1114 448 9312 3870 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 20 ecre f•m with 3 BA houu H•nnen Tt.ce Road Glenwood w v. tOt mota Information c.. 3a. n3 1111 or 773 1111 lfltr I 00 Mldol_., 11• Elsm homo 1121873 Fo ent or .. • Will h~p fin•nce end cont act 10 y old houw 3 BR P1t ol Village C•tl eu 441 1340 o 441 01 1872 Wtnd.of 12x70 2 bed rooms woodbulntr • cond hon de<C:k IWft ng 16 100 Creek CeU 614 21t 1714 •nd h8ftdi~ In prAIItl hotne PM 1 t70 Ub«ty mobile hofn• 2 ltldfoome 304 175 3713 135 IC:IM- •PP'OII 20 at II of bot'tom land 2400 lb 1ob1cco b1.. lqe barn 3 ovtbu ldingt MobMe home hook up N ~ home aite Louted on Sw•n Vlfpnt~ • P..-tone& C.re HOM4 hM f'OOfl1 for 2 .W.ty 1.._ C.A Nlc:a 3 BR hou11 CloM to aehoo 1 lnd chu cftts a300 • month plu1 depoth Ref • qu td No pets Csll 11 4 446 1734 betw11n 7 JO AM I 30 3 bedroom Adulu Na pets 304 1714314 33 Profes11onel Servlc" Houses for Rent 30• 176 &1130 300 171 1511 V H11ge Cut A•t• n Rukte fot M .. 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I NEW- RE,AIR 949·2263 or 949-2168 1170 Cambndge 121170 Gu 1'1h blth Elltr•nce D shw•ah• tii&O Call 814 hta1 JBR Older woman want• to move n whh 110meone who wll hll6p c.,. fo h• Aef81'.nc• r..,w..t Ca Ch•l• 1t 114 441 713G 0 CUI m.nea- 11 114 367 0151 Gat~ga ROOFING Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleanong Paontmg FREE ESTIMATES 2tl7 bull.nna No ..fling. NpMt bum-a Set your own Mur• prowidlld c.n 1 11 2 138 I 70 M F 81m &om "Let's see If I have this nght You have $263,961 of debt on your mortgage You're charged out to the max, you're makmg payments on two cars, a boat, and a rnm1-van And, you have $300 m savmgs that you'd like me to 'spread around' m secuntJes" 1177 V ctOflan 081UJit Mob e Home 1••87 2Br 1bath gu h... 18800 C1 I 814 44& Snuetlonl Wanted 3311 9 month ~d mil .. P41rt 0. men Shepherd 304 175 2131 Howard L Wrtltsll 8 41 mo JUST CAW 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL Help Wan1ed •ecount.. FuH t m• •10 000 110 CXN) p •rt •..,.... • , 2 000.. of d J&L 11 REPS NEEDED tor INSULATION FREE !InMATES wvuaao •ao "' Young golt to gtvt •w•y C.ll au 992 7898 J&L •FURNACES •AIR CONDITIONERS •HEAT PUMPS 1174 Granville 141170 2 o 3 IR central-'r 1•10 dtck IPP ncludecl all a- Call IS 1 4 246 5134 after e 00 PM e:•• Ron EV1naEnterpt"IM8 .Micbon Oh o CaH tU 21• ltlO , ... r SELL- HEATING & COOLING 115100 Can 114 261 1a1e $Ctptlc t•n• pump4ng •kMnt .. & comm• C8l loed t';\ 47 Wanted to Rent John O.efl 212 18Wn •nd a• ct.n tractor 46 in mower 2 whHI cart Ukl nsw cond Call 93114 lt4 4412347 Clo11 to aehoo MobUe home •nd lot reldy to move nto Ettcel Cond Uve 1nd work p.n time on f•m Lftolng quart..... lltllities fu nlthed • sm•l wege Wr"• Box P27 in ot Pt PleMift\. Reahlt• 200 M1in St Pt PI ior • • • 1971 1-tarley D•vktson Sport• tlf' t2400 614 982 3451 3 o, 4 ledroom house n Kyg., Crllltk School D str ct Aet•en cea Ph 81 4 44& 8121 Mercerv tit ngo 304 171 2281 12 Sharp PC 1 SOD Pock.t Compu ter with caMtt• lnterfec:a •nd primer t210 C. 01• 992 '7188 1fter 8 00 PM K. K 304 171 t071 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NeHed m.a. 11 21 from I till IS Day• Cal .tttr 5 00 even Motorcycle• SPACES FOR RENT - Trailtr lots At 1 Loculi Ao8d bade of •ft• 49 .tt... 4 00 pm 379 2281 FREE ESTIMATES CALL SMAlL ENGINE CENTER no Houra m11Y vary S.. lrV ntgotiMie. Mutt hw• ret•~ cH end tranaponation It nter etttd phone 304 n3 15$72 If t..-IOOpm 74 1975Hond•CB125$ 197BGT 80 Y•m•h C•l 814 388 ... 304 675 5117 WI 2! han EAGlE RIDGE ------ ~ KIT N' CARLYLE Going out of 8usln111 Large cerm c kitn molds paints •nd CoH 8t4 388 1808 Nice lot he8t furnished an H• lsonv lie •r.. 114 742 3033 I 00 pm For ule by own• Maaon 3 br ranch 1 ~ bath fam ly oom firep ace 148 000 A11umab e Lo•n Ph am 304 773 5909 wM fof I d.,., " 54 Mise Merchand•H 46 Space for Rent 304 41B 1542 Llcty to Uve In full or pllft time 304 171 1431 horne LAFF·A·DAY Leon M..on County by owne be1utlfu ranch home on 20 •c " Sm•ll b•n pond good hunt nv Hone Lovera Parad u AVON All . . . C.l Shirley , .... 30.t 171 1428 Msturt person nMded 1ft Homes for Sale 304111 s3oe i illplllyllll'lli Wo lied n Home Areo 1 614 843 S42 S NOW Earn up to •to 000 Mech•lca flight •ttend.ntLcultom.r servi« 1 311 733 1012 eKt A&73 tor nforiT'!adon !listings W II do t1 I 000 RADIATOR SERVICE AIRLINE JOBS AVAILAIL( The Dally Sentinei- Page- 9 Pomeroy- Middleport Ohio lhr" bltcfroom bt Ck hom• •rge lv ng room deck f " w•t• septic B"h percent oan uaumpdon frve m nut•• ta Po nt PI.. Nnt Afttr 6 p m 18 Wanted to Do mo 7 31 Help Wanted WM do balby aittlng in my hom8 Htve ref end exper C•H 614 Anliqu... Pr• 1t40 t Ca Marc 114 982 210t ldooyojo t 592 24et ev.ntnu• 6 17 tic 614 992 3293 FILL DIRT 3o4 " ' 1711 Auction.., Col Oscar E Ctiak • co., heM.. Bwein • Fuml ture 3rd • Olive St G•ll polia C1l 114 446.3119 • FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992-2772 TEAFORDm ....... - SIDING CO. Mew Homes Built CALL 730 87 I • In Ohio ond • Vlrgi nll e.... MtiQue ftrm. IIQv .. WANTED TO IUY Uood wood CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES Call16141 99 2 7204 BOGGS Rlek P. .rton Auctiort.. II 2711 J&L BLOWN INSULATION d 11 8tondloig T m... Calll14 379 !CUT OIIT FOR FUTURE U!!) SERVICE Public Sale & Auction Snv1( 7 11 I mo KEN'S APPLIANCE 8 BISSELL mo Mu st see to apprecoate Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT - l arge ot equ pped k chen basement ga age 3 bed rooms n ce front s tt ng po ch washe & dryer oo a so has hooku ps fo 1a e A/ C uMs I ep ace alum num sd ng Th one you mus see $44 900 00 3~S04 Carter French Res1dence Corner of Fourth and Palmer M1ddleport HOURS, Tue Wed POMEROY - Nce I ~ stooy home ove look ng the beaut fu Oh oR ve 3 bed ooms fu I base ment equ pped k tchen 2 ca ga age ce I ng ian a e other atlded fea tu es wl h th s home Aso woodbu ne f eplace wo kshQP n base ment eat n k !chen pal o I on! porch w l h a veW $29 900 00 lnd Deto ol nt CoMul an FREE ESTIMATES 1124 fast Moon St SYRACUSE - RUSTIC HILL- N ce ranch w lh co on al porch a ge I v ng oo m w f ep ace 3 bedrooms I ~ ca ga age pat o cenl a a ~n d a Ia ge ot $39 900 00 KAREN FACEMYER MOPULAR HOMEI R1ver1ne Antiques FREE GAS PLUS ROYALTIES a e good but app ox male y 80 ac es w lh a n ce 3 bed oom house s better Sec uded and Seen c make h s lhe besl Localed near Rl 33 n Salsbury Schoo Dstr ct th s home has lleen remodeled nsu ated v ny s d ng mode n k !chen Inc udes 2 ponds cenl al a r $53 000 00 N, ~~~~~ HHM PaH111 Let Ut Fa~ee 'lou In BUY OR SELL TUPPERS PLAINS - A 3 bed oom hom e w~h a arge k I chen I ep ace and w ap around po ch S!o age bu d ng a I on a arge lol $23 400 00 rJCit FOR SALE RES DENTAl CO MM ERC A 1614) 991 l711 or 9tJ SUO lli.....ort l t l .... ,.. Rl 124 Pomeroy Oh o e dltCl 1 1111 tlpt ASMWtM A-'"''-" *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION Roger Hysell Garage -.\ cru Plus tnformetiolt • • lrtchv 1 3 II tin FENCE COMPANY ANTIQUES SYRACUSE - Remad e ed 2 slory home 3 4 bed ooms I ~ ba hs basemen ga age and old barn on app ox mately I ac e of ground PRICED TO SELL AT $39 900 00 8 13 1 mo pd 8 24 •Ranges am lonesome NEW AND USED WIDE SELECTION ALL MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742 2315 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES •Refr gerators •Drye s •F eezen In lov ng memory of my husb•nd CHIEF J J CREMEANS who passed away 2 years ago August 28 1985 Surrounded by fr ends I PARTS BISSELL BUILDERS At prae C f kott M., I C ..,..... FIIW Selts ~ v.w. J.R.'s REPAIRS Ph lodolphoa Oh o All prop n osals shall be made n SY~ ........ St Mi..,.,., 91' 45760 Business Services OF FIDUCIARY on August 24 1 987 Friday August 28 1987 Friday August 28, 1987. OhiO I IS 00 weekend• anyt1m1 1979 1 ton Ch....,rolet axce lent cond don 31)4. B82 21811 R & R Weter Serv ce Home c 1te a wa Is pools f ed Fo merly James Soya Waters Ca 304 675 6370 Peul Rupe J Water SerV1te C•ll614 446 3171 Poos est Watte son 1 Wate H•u ng reasonable ttes mmad Me .. 2 000 gallon delivery e._terna pool• well etc c•ll 304 576 .. 73 Vans & 4W D 1 171 Volkawagon van In good cond Call 11• 446 8153 oltoo IOOPM 1181 Econollne Conven on y.., 10 000 m 1.. Re~~r-'r ..., hNtlr 351 eng ne Ca I 11• 981 3643 71 Joop CJI motor 258 I cvt Good cond •1 000 304-1717371 74 29t9 Formerly Ken • now John 1 W•ter Serv ce John W•ttenon Jr Own., 1 000 o 2 000 gal HrVICe 304 678 224B 87 Upholstery R • M Custom Couchn and Reupholatery St Rt 7 Crown Cny Oh &14 218 1470 Eve 614 446 3438 Open daly 9 to .. 430 Sat 930to1 30 Old& ntw Uphott•ed Motorcycles Mowrey I Upho111trlng letv ng '! tri county ere• 22 y.ars The belt n hlmlturt~ uphollt•lng c.et t981 Hondo CR 125 Good 304 176 4114 fo tree ... ntlmMH -. Shllflo con 11• a7t 2112 -- - --- ' �'· Page GTE... ,...__._Local briefs Squads have eight calls Meigs County Emergencl' Medical Servtces reports eight calls Thursday; Pomerov to Succcss Road for Paula Llfe to St . Joseph' s Hospital; Svracuse at 4: >4 a.m to Bridgeman St. for Helen Sauvage to Holzer Medical Cent(>r; Pomeroy at ~: 1.> p m to Long Hollow Road for Adrian Roll<'rts to V(>tel'ans M(>morial Hospital; Syracuse -Fire Department at4: 05 p.m. to a pasture field fire on the Harold Smith property on Rout£> 124: SalC'm Township Fire Department at 7:05 p ,m . to a brush fire on Route 325; Racine Fire Department at 8:39p.m. to Letart Falls where a tree had fallen on a power line; Middleport Fire Department at 9· 05 p.m. to Route !\54, Cheshire, where a t r(>e was struck by lightning; Racine Fire Department a t II: 08 p.m. to a brush fir e on the river bank above Racine Locks and Dam. ,._ •' . Alfred T. Arnold Alfred T Arnold, 71. of Park Central Hote l Galllpols, died Thursday at VNerans Administration Medical Center m Hun tington , W.Va. He was the owner-operator of the hotel for th(> past 35 years. a World War II Navy veteran . He was a m emb<'r ot the VFW Post 4464 In Gallipolis and the Grace United Methodist Church. Born Aug. 18, 1916 at Pomeroy, he was a son or the late John T. and Helen Koehler Arnold. Surviving are his wife, Stella Rose Arnold: two sons, G(>rald tDlckl Roach and Charlie L Roach, both of Gallipolis; etght grandchildren a nd two ststers, Evelyn Hortense Epling of Gallipolis and Zelda Irene ' Healey. , Walnut Creek, Cal if . He was preceded in death by one brother and two s isters. John Bernard Arnold and Mary Susan Lippencott and D1 Helen Edna Gettles. Services will b(> condu cted Sunday 2 p m .. Grace United Methodist Church Chap<'i. Rev ' Joe Hefner officiating. Bunal , follows in Ohto Valley Memor:• Gardens. Flag presentatiOn Will lK' by VFW post 4464 Friends ma1 call at McCoy· Weth(>rholt -Moore FunE'ral Home in Gallipolis. 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m . Saturday : Pallll<'arers will be Gary , Jcf: fre~, Char!(>S, and Grt>gor;· Roach , Tom McCalla and Clair Get ties . Honorary pallbearers will be Miles , John , ar.d Rtchard Eplmg. Hobart Rose, Albert White and , Richard Rose ; · Vidia Girolami Vidia Girolami, >~. 132 Bul lernut ,\ ve .. Pomerov. died Wednesday at the Holzer Me dical Cent er following a lengthy illness A homemaker , Mrs Girolami was born &>pi 23, 1928 at P(>scia. Italy . a daught er of the latr Oridio and Rosa Ctacchmt Cecchi She was a member of the Sacred Hea rt C hurch in Pomeroy. Surviving arf' her husba nd . Guido; a son. Frank Girolami. Lov(>land: a daughter, P(>g~ Davis. Athens: a grandson, Mi chael Davts, Athens. threE' ststers, Verdina Bini, Rosanna Andreucci. and Rosetta Landi, all of Pescia. Italy. and 14 nieces , and nephews ' Besides her par<' nts. s hc was prec(>ded in dea th by two broth· ers, Rigolcllo a nd Tunddo Cecchi. Servtccs will be held at 10 a .m . Mondav at the Sacr(>d Hear t Catholic Church with Monstgnor Anthony Glannamore officta I· ing. Bunal wtll be in Sacrl'd Heart Cemeterv Friends rna, ca ll at the Ewing Funeral Home after 2 p.m. on bothSaturda\ and Sund<Jy Rosary sernces vnll be held at 4 p m Sunday at the fun(>ral nome . ' Rolwrt Grogan '· Rob<'r l' B Grogan . 8!\, Toledo, d ied Thursday at his homo. He" as born m Bradbury, Nm 10, 190l. a son at the lair John and Martha Fole1 Grogan He J'erired In 19!\i from the Ne" York Central Railroad havmf! sen ed , I Area deaths :17 YC'ars as a car i nspC'rtor>-. Survtving arer hi s 1-1 ifr. Dol'<' A Wilmuth Groga n, a daught N Mrs. Ph' Ills C WPbb, Lucke) · " son, Rolxrt Terrell Grogan. Tol edo: two stepsons. Gene W. Krick, Toledo, a nd Re1·. Gera ld R. Krick. Newton Cen ter , Mass : a stepdaughter. Dorothy A, Pomeroy of Spnng Vall(>y , N. Y.: two granddaughters, 12 great grandchildren, and eight stepgranrlchlldren. Besides his parents. he was prec(>ded in death by hts first wife, Emma Philips in 1960. Services wlll be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Rawlings -CoatsBI0w(>r Funeral Home with thc RE·v. David Pomeroy and the Rev. Gerard R Kr ick officiating. Burial will be in Riven·iew Cemetery. Servtces will be hPld at 8 this evening at the Wllzler Shank Funeral Hom(> In Walridge ~ft(>r which time the bod)· will be brought here. Frie'nds may, call at the funeral hom(> after 4 p.m. on Saturday. Carl M. Smtih. 49, oflll Pearl St., Middleport, died Wednesday night at Grant Hospital In Columbus. following a short illnrss. He was born on June 12, 1938, in Gallipolis, a son of the late Carl C. Smith and Margaret Waugh, who survives. A resident of Middleport for 20 year s, hC' was a truck driver for the T(>am sters Construction Un ton Local 505. ' Other survivors mcludC" his wife Dottie; sons Rick and Nick Smith of Galllpolls, Carl Shane Smith and Kenneth Hamng, Jr .. of Mtddl(>port; daughters Carla Luann and Casi Ka y at home: fo ur grandchildren: a sister. Mrs Joan Sid(>rs of Gallipolis: a nd a stepsister. Mrs JQEllen Brown of Ewington. Others preceding hlm In death were his stepfather, Ralph Waugh: a son, Christopher Smit h: and a grandson. Ser\'lces will be h(>ld Sunday at 2 p .m at the 'Cmmeens Funeral f'haprl. The Rev Joseph Godwin will officiate. Burial wlll be in Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends may call Saturday from. 2 to 4 p.m. and from i to 9 pm . Rescue.. Continued from page I ~ards from wh(>rE' the dog' los t his scent and about one half mile from the nursing home Langford said th(> bloodhounds did well. constdermg how long the man was gone , the heat and humidit1· of the day and the high winds Langford added the dog~ have been us('d in th 1s arC'a before " This was a fantasnc effort." Langford satd Fnda) morning. " I went home la s t night a nd ran the entire thing o1·er in m\ mind. a nd thcr(> wa s nothing I'd cha nge," he said. " I couldn't think of am thing e !S(' to do. We used en't;thing a t our disposaL " Langford added . Langford also sa id with dar kness and a storm approaching, if Saunders hadn't b(>cn found in the sweep. (>!forts would ha~·r been callPd off and rcsum<'d Frida;· morning. The man was in good ('Ondlnon. considrnng he'd not eatrn or had walf'I lot uJmost 2.J hours . and was brought back to Sc(>nic Hills b)· members of thr rescu<' team . " The cooperation and effort of the group was comm(>ndable," Mik(> McKinniss , nursing home administrator satd "They 1rescuers 1 worked quickly and s howed expertiS(> in the teCh· ntqucs of finding Mr Saunders. The\' had a good idea ofwherr to se'a rch and focused their attentiOn to thosE' pomts. "Calha County has a lot to be proud of In this group who came to search. " McKinniss added. OPEN - NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS "A NEW CONCEPT IN EXERCISING" By SUNTANA OWNER, NEIUA SEYLEI ·FIT AND TRIM Ave. lOS Butternut ~--~-- ,.! • at: •ae,boo.oo. ; NOTICE OF SALE Rocorde. into tho lollowlna porool of praiMCI Continued from pagl' 1 Sold Porco! No. 4 woe By vin.ure of •n Order of PARCEL NO 2: S!tuolod reo! Htato: appreited at: Deteted tram customer In monthly local ser- , Solo lo101od out of the in tho Wlllogo of Middleport, Troct No, 3; Lot 467 Common Plooa Coun of Couaty of Melg1 end &tete lower Pomaroy (Vill.ge of uta by Order of Coun . : vice rates." said Randall. Terms of $ale· Ceah . ~ "W(> r(>Celve an averagpof only Moiv• Countv. Ohio, in the of Ohio end bounded end Middlllpon) 1 I 20 ol37 fHt Real M1ate cennot be sold c••• of Benk One. Athene. dlacribed aa follows : S. aide. 11 ume II'PNr• on $12.76 from each residential N. A.. Plointllf, ot•inll HoTroct No 1: Being 37 loot tho lloudrtor' e Tax Oup. lor lor lou liNin two·lhirde ~t velue. , customer per month in local merl Bonecutter, Sr., et ... , off lhe South of Lot theYoor19471nthonomool the appreisecl How•rd E Frank, serl'lcc rates - WPll below our Oofendonte, upon • juda· Four Hundred Fitty-SevWI State of Ohio, rlference 10 Shotlff of mont therein rendered. be· 1457) •• per the recorded which lo hereby modo. actual costs, " Randall reports. Moigo County, Ohio ing cNo . 87-CV-89 In plot of tho Vltloge of Middle, PARCEL NO . 3: Sltuotod This Includes the cost of uid Court. I will offer for pon, Ohio. Tho above to the in the Village of Middlapo!', 18128, 19!4. 11 , 18, 25, ~~~ maintaining 268 switching center · ule .•• the front door of the aeme l)flmises conveyed County of Meigl end Stete and 45,000 mlll's of cable. he said. Coun Houae in Pomeroy, from Amoa Carson' by deed.. of Ohio. and beirt9 more fully Public Notice It also provtdl's for service Mllige Countv. Ohio, on the recorded in Volume 60, described •• follows: 2nd dey of October, 1987. Pall!' 829 end 530 of tho Being Lol Number Nlnetv· improvements and growth by ot 10;00 o'clock flo M.. tho Melgo County Deed Sixl98(1nPolma<'oAdditiorl ' paying for ne" digital switching following lende and tene- Rtcorde. LEGAL NOTICE to Shelflold, now MlddleNotice 11 g1ven that Cen~ sys tems and cable expansion ments. to-wit: lloleo, tho following doe· pon. Ohio. tral Corpor1tion haa flied an PARCEL NO . 1 Situated criMd real estete situated in For further description ref projects, he stated. application with the Public in tho Vlllogo of PomeroY: the County of Meigs. in the erence is mad• to the Federal deregulation of long Countv of Melge and State Stete of Ohio and in the recorded plat of said Village. Utilities Commiulon of requeating euthority dtstanc(> service resulted lri sub- of Ohio and dncribed •• Townahip of Selisbury and Said premisu are located et Ohio, to fumieh operator ltllstld~ scrlber line charges to replace foil owe· bounded end described ee the corner ot Fihh and 8oing o pon oflot No. 17 followa: Being the North one Palmer Streets in said intrastate long diatance telethP contributions, Randall said. phone •rvice sUtewide in of Burnap'e Addition to haH of Lot NO . 108 being village, Users currently pay $2.00 a Pomeroy. deecrlbed 11 fol· ' twentv ond one-hell i20'h) REFERENCE DEED. Yo- Ohio Any ;rttereated par.an. month firm, corpqration, or endty lows: Bevinning on the loot off tho Nonh eido of Lot lurne 288. Poge 141 , Meige who can show good cauM south line of High Street " That revenue helps ," Randall No. 108. Sltuateonthewest County O..ad Recorda. Also why thi• applieetion should 112112 feet weeterlv of the lide of Beech StrHt. beVolume 296. Page 55 , said, "but there's still a big gap not be grented llhoukl fil.t norlheest corner of Lot No . tween Laurel and Locust Meigs County Deed between revenues and actual 17 of Burnep'a Addition to Streets in Middleport, Ohio. Record•. with the Comml~tlon a costs . The rate increase will Pomeroy. to a po1nt which is Traer No. 2: Tho following PARCEL NO 4· The lot - written ttatement detlliling ensure we can keep providing 7! feet wnterly of II•••· reel ..teta situated in the lowing described real estate the reuona on or before high quality service customers wicz't weet corner. and is Viii ave ot Middleport. situated in the Township of September ·20. 1987, Unby a tile HI on the County of Meigs and Stetei Cheehire. County of Gallia '"' the Commi11ion reexpect," the company official marked CIIVH' a written stetement upper aide of bnck retein1ng of Ohio, and bounded end and SUte of Ohio and reports well. thence sQuth 8 deg. described as follows · to-wit: described a,• follows . . . to that effect and an aeeom· panving requeet for orel Biting the ealt one-half of According to the company. 50' e••• 71 v, feet to. mark Being Lot Number Four hearing on such istue. this a stone wall; thence Hundred and Fifty -seven Lot No . 4 in the Village of between 1985 and yearend 1987, on nonhwesterly following the maner will be decided on t ... in the Villsge of Kygerv1lle. 11 shown on plat GTE Is spendmr. almost $300 south line of lot No 17 (467, basil of the information Middlepon. Meiga County. in Plet Book 2 . Pag• 48 . million to expand and moderniz(> to the northwest corner of Ohio, and being Fifty 150\ Gottio County Deed contained 1n the epplicalion end the effldevita submitted its servlc(> An additional $271 the same, on the south line fHt front 0t1 the West side of Recorda . REFERENCE DEED· Vo- by the epplicent . Further million is earmarked for (>Xpan- of High Street: thence east - Beech Stroot end running information may b• oberly following the south line WMI to the alley and ell lume 238. Page 201 , Gall1a s ion between 1988 and 1990. tained by contacting the of H1gh Street to the place of unsold part, more or le11. County :>eed Records. According to Randall custo- beginning . REFERENCE DEED: VoSold Porco! No, 1 ap- Public Utilities Comml11ion ot · Ohw, 180 Eul 8rood REFERENCE DEED. Vo - lume 162 , Pogo 16, Meigs proiaed at. st 4,300 00 mers are noticing improvements Street . Columbus . Ohio lume 252, Pogo 897, VoCounty Deed Re<:ords . Said Parcel No 2 epthe company has carried out the 43266-0573 lume 273, Pogo 917:' ond AII of right. t1tle in Interest praised at. • 16 ,000.00 . past three years. This is evtdent Volu~M 279, Pogo 759, of Leo C Kennedy on and Said Parcel No. 3 ap- {8) 28, 1tc In an ongoing survey GTE Me1g1 County Oeed . .. conducts through an Independent firm, Randall reports. "Results in 1987 show that more than 80 percent of our C tne salt .tnd coa l mine industnes R d f M 1 lo c al s tores beginning In residential customers rated our est cnts o e gs aunt; wor-kin g on fh(> river, merchant s Novf'mbt>t', sen· tc(> good or (>XCel!ent 1n the d f actlvitv -----::-,--:--- have one more reason to look forward to the new year JTPA an store rants or, any · Public Notice eight service categories co· ·. show in• the cou nt v s labor her it '" vered." Randall said. ~ ·' announced toda v th(>tr plans to · develop a Metgs County Ca - ago A total or slx photos will lK' PUBLIC NOTICE If approved the request would: lendar for l9RR. Working with the chosen for the c~lendar. Winne rs Sooted bide will be reincrease the basic !peal service , . will rrccivP ld a $!\0 savings bond cei•ed otohe moyor'e olli..,, p rat(> business and resldeqtlal omcr~1 an d M J< , 1rpor 1 and their namE'S will appear on 237 Race St .. Middlopon , customers pay; move one-lime h , Ohio until 3 PM Mondov , Cham bet s of Commerc• , JTP,\ d _ Wlnnm• e nt rles will des 1gn and pcoducp a l'at e ca 1en ar ~ _ Sept, 14. 1987 lor the lolcharges. such as ms tallation l d I · h kh , will be' announced &'pr. 1 t. lowingexcesssquipmentol· serv rces , clos(>r to the actual cost en arsa utm g t ewor entagc All e ntries should be so •nt 10 lered lor .. ,• . of providmg them: compress of the rounl\ T~e calenda r will Ga ll la -Mcigs JTPA . In 'rare of 1- 1982 FORO LTO tuHd rate ba nd s. the basis of local feature p~otographs refle<'llng Gall Horton. 11 7 Wes t Seco nd St , ••::~:~~ ·~~:-~ inepected sen·Icc charges from 10 to five; the. ,co unt~ s nchdhftston as " rll Pomrrov, 4oi01. and s hould be be at the •ill•g• garage, Pork & mcrcasc the monthlv chargE' fo r, as I s present a n utu rP ' k,A b s I n Phot os High Sit · post mar '" v, ep . • . unlis ted phone numbers to $2 T oo bl am o'!d p ho toso fth rpas 1, will be rctur~ed 10 owners and Tho v1flage rHrveo tht from $1 35, cmprgency unhs ted J TPA Is conducttng a contes t dd . , s should IX' right to rotoot an bldo. romp 1etc a resse . Fred-Hoffman, Mayor op(>n to ail Meigs Countv r<'St · ro $2.2!\ from $1.50: additional . · included with entrlt>s . Vill•ge of Mlddtopon residential dtr!'Ctory list ings to dents R.estdcnl s are encouragcd Th ndars will be on sa lr In 18) 28. t9i • 1 10 subm tl photographs at least 'lll t.;,;;,;e.;e.;u;;,e;;,;;,;~,;;.;;.;;,;..;,;;.;,.;.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~I 7!\ from $1 and additional business listings from $2 25 from ,·rurs old showing some aspect of $2: establish a '>0 cent per call work rn thE' area. Some sugges IC'd charge for local and hom(> area sub.IN'ts cou ld Include farming , -·-- 992-3033 NEXT TO FARMERS BANK Sunday · OSU ace 'Hayes-type player' -Page B-1 B-1 bomber may have more hidden flaws Page- A-2 handicapped prople, health care agencies and pa)' phon es to be exempt from this chargP. No inC \ l'ases will be asked for In rates for features such as touch calling and custom calling. ThP case being filed by GTE wllltake about a ~(>ar for PUCO to renew beforr a df'tbdon Js J'(>ach(>d, according to Randall GTE' s last rate case ftled In 1984 was decid(>d b\ lh<' PUCO 1n ,Ju ly, 1985. R(>sulting inerrases avPraged $1.38 a month lor r(>SJd(>ntia l one-part) usrrs Th e company serv(>s aboul l~lii, IXIII c ustomers in Ohio's 88 countt rs . Hospital news Vclerans Memorial Thursday Admissions - Vl' tl Ham Cogar , Racine: Clara Wtllt ams. Shade: Adrian RobNi s, Pomeroy, ' Noah Chasteen Mtrl dleport: W(>ndell Banrtr , Langsville Thursda y Discharges - Cl)·dr Bobo, Alic(> Dilly , .JuaniiD Chap man. Gerald Dill Lotlt>rv numlwno Cl.f-'VF.LAND 1CP ! 1 - Thu 1s dGI\ 's winning Ohio Lot1c1 \ numbc•r>: Daily Number ~h4 Ti cket sales totaled $1.19q.4i1. with a pa)·off due of S440.!\22.!i0. PICK-I 4o!\4. PICK -4 ticket sa lrs Jotal<•d ~1R.i .:£>2 w1th .1 pa)·ofl due of $R2 , 6~1 PICK ·4 Sl stratght bel pa1 s $6.432. PICK -4 Sl box bet pa) s $5:16 Plan GED classes The high number of people in Gallia, Meigs and Mason Cout nies Without hlgh school diplomas ha s influenced the facutl\ ' and admlnlstratlon or lhP Sou lheastrrn 13uslness Collc~r to begin GEDclasses lnSeptem'bcr GF.D or high school equhal · <'n<'Y classes arc availablr to. a nl'onr without a high school dtpolma and wll! be taught on a sm all group basts, according to Sharon Drain, director of educa lion at 1he school Therr will lK' no charge for Ju tlton 101 the classes and thr onlv ehargr is a s mall fre e tor book < Stude nts will be enroll ed on .t first -comc. first-served basis Residents wishing morr mfo rm~110n ma y call 4'46-4.1fi7. Daily stock pfices uh of ltl: :1() a.m.) Provided by llryo·o• and Mark Smllh Hf lllunt EIIL' & l..orwl Firm Price Am Ell 'C'Itic PoY.rr . . . . :!7'~~ ,\T&T , . . . . . . . :!:!Y, o\s hland Otl Bob Ev•.n ~ F~r ms Charm ing Shoppcs F i'drt 'al Mogul. . Coo<liPat T&-R ... H<•ck'>l nl'. . l.anch;' F. nd . . . , . .70 . 2!1111 :J:H 1 47 11 .., .... 72 . ~ 1/1 . ~:~ 1 11 l.tmllrd Inc ............. . .... .48'\, Mulltmrdia Inc. .. ......... 70 Y1 Rax Rest~uranls . '!"..... . 4:Y, Robbins & Myers .. . . . .lil Y., Shc1nc~. 's Inc . .. ...... , ........ ~1 \1, "'''""'···s I niL . . ....... 10'4 Ind. . ....... 2!\ lUilfF ,gno. ••ttL of o1ge and subject of photo: Vol. 22 No 28 Copyrighoed 1987 BACON 'N CHEESE BUlGER PLAnER .. $2,79 O.r Popolw .... Patrie TofiiiN woh oCr..., lay~< of Molt~ Cho"'i, Tas~:~;,:.r,:~ lacon • S,.iol Monwms~a Souct, Telllllf• enllllltt«_!~~~ Col•" ~= ~.oni Sa· vtor 'ttot GoWin Frnteh ffiet Dl'ld Y•ur (haKe •I Ho~ • • r. or lok141 ..Oft, or , ••••• SakMI. , SUND. Y, AUGUST 30th LIVER AND ONION DINNER ................. $3,95 Ooioc': *"t Doliciaul VtalliwO< Cookod with, and lmothort<l 10, frtl~ ,·~~ ~~ l'otatOH""" Hom,... Gravy, Hoi lulllnd Corn 011d ,_ ...t~• ~loth 1 hi latler Ho1n1 madt liKuit, MaJIIIItl tlo~lt CofiH, or S.ka h<·~ ..11111 "' 'f lnwt4, lA Smoll Drink· May h S.listJtoltoll lly Clli\RLES J . ABBOTT WASHI NGTON iUPJt- Neva da Gov Rt chard Bryan knows why near ly every stat e wants the world 's largest atom smas her: It' s "t he mos t stgnlflean t eco nomic development plum of the la s t quart er of the 20t h ce ntu ry" Growth-hungry stares have e nergetica lly sought thc $4 4 billion project. formally ca lle d a su percondu ctlng super co lllder since 11 wa s annouhced Jan . 30 Th ey face a dcarll tne of Wednesday afternoon to tell the E nrrgy Departme nt why they deserve the iargesl and m ost expensive sc lenttfl c device ever 10 be built - a nd what they will give the government in exc ha ngC' AllhP m inimum , the government expects up to 16,000 acro>s in free land. SomP sta f(>S offer much morr pi~ hundred; of millions of dollar< In assistance. According to a survey by United Press Int ernational , Btdders are miXing cut-rate e lectricit y and free improvements rangmg from roads and power hnes in many s ta tes to a free "science center" m Utah They tout the qualil y of life, cultural at tract ions. their Indu strial bas(> and hospitabl e geology. "God made Ohio for the SSC ," Ohio Gov Richard Celest(> d(>clarro at one point. Few proj ects rival the super colllder. which wou ld have an a nnual operatmg budget of $270 million and would employ 2,500 scient is ts a nd technicia ns. II Is expected to be a magnet for high -tech mdustries, scJCntific faciliti es a nd sc hools Only a few states. mos t notably Hawaii, I ndtana , Kentucky and Pennsylva nia . ar e passing up the com petit !on Twenty s tates are taking pan What's going on? i~erhauglfn nf Qll1rntrr RESTAURANT IOUTE 7 985-3132 CHESTEI in regiona l proposals - New York. New .Jersey and New England ar(> the larges t bloc - a nd mo st of the West ern stat es have agreed to back a neighbor if their own bid does no t make It to the list of fi nalists. Texas voters will decide in November whether to issue more th an $500 million in bonds to build laboratories for the collider and to help pa y for construction. North Carolina, with a site near Re search Tnangle Park, wou ld put $212 million int o public works and $.100 million into beefing up research program s at its uni versities Califorma drafted a $560 mtllion package of incentives built wa s put in Jeopard~ by legis lative bickering. The paperwork for th e two sites propos ed by Texas, near Dallas and Amanllo. wetghs 2.4011 pounds and will be flown to Wa s hing ton o n two ... •••• FS-80 - This Stihl hanl :"'"~~::::,._~ hitter cleans up Mn the • totllhest opponent. Rearmounted engine impl'IM!s balance Electronic isnition provides fut, SUI! starts. Antivibratlon ')'Item When II COmes IO servicing allows quicker, smoolber cuttrng, what lhey sell, Sllhl is bitting Shoulder hllnleas and protectlYe 11100! Unlike many compelitors, goggles Included. Stihl products al! wld exclusiYely $2119.95. lltrougll highly-tratned Stihl "Ser vicing" Dealers, who provide )OU willt ciw'-cut an-rs lo your questions and the but servlre available lor aD your Stihl equipment. STIHJ.: _.,...ltO.. ..GNDWHNI POMEROY HOME & AUTO 600 E. MAIN ST. . ~ ' II POMEROY OHIO .. - ----- ------·- L planes. In addition, a maverick West Texas group is proposing two sites on its own. " The SSC is the most significant economic developm ent plum of the last quart er of the 20th C(>ntury ," Gov . Bryan told congressmen during hearings in April. The co llider would be an underground ring of 10,000 super-cooled magnets 53 miles in circum-. ference that would accelerate beams of protons to· near ly th e speed of light. Head- on colllslons of• protons are ex pect(>(~ to reveal the tiniest building: blocks in the universe, as well as telllngsclenttsts: more about co nditions at the birth of the universe .· The colhder would be 20 times more powerful: than the most powerful particle accelerator now in use, the Tevatron at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory near Chicago. Boosters say it wou ld assure U.S. pre-emmen ce in that branch of research. Racine man files $1,000,000 suit in May shooting incident : Gallla County. Several nearhy bu~lness manag ers were conlacled concerning the acllvlly, hul no one would comment, (Tlmes·SenllneJ Photo) .POMEROY - A Sl,OOO,OOOc ovil acllo n ha s been fil ed in Metgs Count y Common Pleas Court by Dav id Talbott , Raci ne, agas mt Charles W Barley, Rutland , a nd Donna Fa ye Barley , Rut land. doing business as The Cove bar. The action stems fro m an Incident May 23 m which Barley shot thE' plaintiff three times in the leg with a .25 caliber It rearm. Plaintiff was a customer in The Cove a nd had alrcady ordered and been served drinks. P lamtift alleges that Barley, Without provocation and with "willful and reckless disrega rd ,'' shot . him in the leg and then further assaulted hlm as he lay on the fl oor of the premtses . Plamllff a lleges Barley acted toward htm with "malice a nd ill will," thus causmg him serious a nd per manent bodily tnJu ry . Plaintiff also c lmms e ntill<'ment • to damages fr om Don na Faye Barl ey, legal ow ner operator of Th e Cove a nd Char les Ba rley's employPr. Talboll asks fo r $500,000 compensa ton damages, $500,000 pumttve dam ages, and a tr ial by jury Ann D . Clonc h. now known as Ann D Johnson , Pomeroy , has ftled suil against Ohio Sta te Grange Mutual Insurance Co .. Newark, and Cent ral Tursi Co. of Southeastern Ohio, Middleport, in tare of Norma n S. Kennedy, Newark, request in!' JUdgment dl $250,000 The s ull stem s from a fire whtch destroyed the plamtiff's res idence on Sept. 7 of last year , and Grange's al leged failure to meet its obligations under an msurance cont rac l for th e home. Defend a nt Central Trust may have a clatm or Interes t In the action. Clonch 1s seek mg SoO,OOO aga in s t Grange, $100,000 in ac tual damages. $100,000 punitive damagE's and a lrlal by Jury. Danny Brown, Rac in e, ha< fil ed an action for $150,000 from J ack D . Crowder , Elkview, W Va .: Commonwealth Systems Inc., Charleston, W.Va.: American ~lectrlc Power Co., Columbus: and American Electric Power Service Corp., Columbus , for al!edged permanent injuries in a motor vehicle accident on Oct. 1, 1985. . Brown was operating hiS mOtOr vehicle a t the intersection of U.S 33 and Reule 681 on that date. Crowder , traveling north on 33, lost control of his veh icle and crossed the Cljnter line into Brown's vehicl e. Brown alleges that Crowder, who at the ti me was acting in the scope of his employ me nt with Commonwealth Systems, AEP Corp artd AEP Service Corp .. was n(>gligent in the incident. Brown requests $1!\0,000 judgment for injur ies and a jury triaL A judgmen t of $27,350.98 from Barbara R Douglas has been Continu(>d on A-4 Secord: All but one of U. S.-Iran secret meetings taped By D!\N ,\ \\'AI.KER WASlll NGTON I UP l t - All bu 1one or the sPcrct meet Ings Ll Co l Oiivn North and other US offi cia ls had with Ira ni a ns involved in a rm s for-hostages ne gofidl ions werr vlctC'o taped, retired Maj Ge n Ric ha rd SPcord sa id in a publis hed lnt crv i<'W . Secord, In a n Inter' lew wllh publication Sept l, a lso rcvea lPd that dunn g those meetings. in which he pla yl'd a major rol<', the Iranians proposed a U.S. milItary t'(>Scue to doubk cross the Moslem ex tre-m ists holdin g th e American hostages In Lebanon. T he burly· formC'r Vietnam air co mm itnd t'r , who in May was the first witness In the puoHc hearings of the select !·louse- Senate Ira n Contra co mmllt ees, portrayed the Israelis as the lns ttgalors of the fal!(>d lran lnlliatl ve a nd sa id he was ca lled In b(>cause of his international contact s to help straig ht en out a messy situation . He sa id hE' wa s lat e r drawn into North's Contra res uppl y effort despite his ow n reservations a bout the effPCtlveness or the Nicaraguan rebe l forcps, the mtegrlt y of the rPbcl leadership a nd hts feeling that the whole opera tion was "screwed up like Hogan's goa t " "Ollie wa s pu shing me a bout it. " said Secord. who retired from the Air Force In 1983 "1 sai d, 'Look, If ) ou ca n find the money , I'll do 11 . "' Seco t·d, though hls responses were peppered with profanities a nd military lingo, essen ti ally r(>tferated much of the sa m e tes timon y he gave the Iran Co ntra committees May 5-8, The self-desc r ibed operations man in the arm s sales to Iran a nd the diversron of sales profits to' fh(> Contras denied a llegations by 1eb<'l leaders and others that he made huge profits on the deals . He a lso denied makin g excessive profit s on the arms sales to Tehran, say mg the imltalt ve became so conftised m dealing wtth the Ira nians and Israe li s that he was squeezed "ltke th e meat in a sandwich ." · Secord. a known tar get of a crl mm al investigat ion int o the affair by independen t prosecutoi Lawrence Wals h. Vili fied Attorney General Edwm Mee se for pamcking when his staff dtscovered North' s. memo oul lthm g the dtversion durm g an in forma l inquiry Nov. 22. " Had he not pantcked ... th ts whole thing wou ldn 't have hap pened the wa y it did,'' Secord said. "He will go down in histor; Troops search for leader of attempted coup STIHL QUAUTY CAN BE YOURS FOR AS UTTLE AS $25 PER 'MOrmt. Pomeroy Giani carl h moving o•qulpnil•nt was busy all last week moving dirt lrom 1111' hillside behind Vol 0 and th e olflces nf Dr Donald Thal er off Rl. 160 in Playboy magaztnc sc hcdu\rd for NEW HOUIS: MON.-THUIS. 9:00-9:30 Fll. 9 A.M.-1 0 P.M.; SAT. 10-1 0; SUN. 10-9:30 A Deadline Wednesday on super collider bid All entries must be postmnked by September 13. 1987. All photos will be returned to (lolrlicipolnl. FIIDAY, AUGUST 21th 13 Secttons. 110 Pages Inc. Newspaper Point Pleasant. August 30, 1987 M ~------ ·This Week's Specials Sunny, high near 80. Probablllly ol rain near zero. tnttS - Address _ _::________________________ Phone, ___ de~cription Along the River ........ B-1-S Business ...... .... ,,,,,,, .. ,, .D-1 Comics .................... Inserl Classlfleds ................ D-3-7 Dealbs ..... .......... ......... A-6 Editorial ..................... A-2 Sports ...................... C-1-8 • Name --------~--------------------------- Brtef C-1 ln .. idt' High school grid play hegins Sports on Page C-2 GAUIA/MEIGS JTPA 1988 MEIGS COUNTY CALENDAR PHOTO CONTEST "Our ~orklng Heritage" code dirE"Ctory assistancE' with 50 cents Little Buckeye Theater 1 FS-liS - Stthl's superFS-51 - At the top of the lineup, thts Slihl trimmer htls grass and powered brush<uHer takes lite weeds hanl and holds its ground , p!!SSUI! off difftcult tuks. Lightweight wilh btcyde-handle Lightweight with loop handle lor controls Electronic igmlion and easy maneuverability. 'Electronic anhvtbrahon system plus Stihll tgnitton provides sui! starts exclusive Poly-cut '' head add to AntiVIbration system and ease and safety of operation. safety clutch ofler ufe and · Shoulder harness and protec- · steady !rimming. live goggles mcluded. $139.95 with $259.95. Rotocut head. $149.95 with String head . FIT .and TRIM HOURS: 8 A.M.-10 P.M. MONDAY thru SATURDAY 12 NOON -10 P.M . SUNDAY Public: Notice Public: Notlol! Public NotiGe Meigs -Calendar being developed Carl Smilh cln',. Public: Notice • . "=====::;::::::::::::;:::::::;;::::::::::::::::::~ - I Friday, August 28. 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio 10 The Daily Sentinel MANlLA, Phllippin('S tUPilGovernm ent forces sea led oif road c. into Ma nila Saturday a mtd report s of sc, tt cred s hoot lng and an a ll-out search for the fugitive leader of the dea dliest coup attemp t since Phlllpptne l ndependenc(> Senous opposition to President Corawn Aquino's government co ll apsed a t sunri se with the surrender of rebels In milit a ry hea dquart er s at Ca mp Agui naldo m the Manila suburba of Quezon City and on the south central island province of Cebu. But small rebel bands con· tlnued to roam highwa ys north of Manila , se nding s hudd ers through the -jittery capital still reellng from the near success of the fifth and deadliesl coup attempt since Aquino came to power In February 1986. Military forces searched the nation for coup leader Gregorio "Gringo" Honasan, who escaped with his wife and ch'lldren aboard a helicopter at th e height of Friday's battl(> for Camp Agul· naldo . Armed Forces Chief Gen Fidel Ramos Issued orders that '~ he was to be sho t if he rests led arrest Ramos told reporter s who joined him for his mor ning JOg aro und I he Camp Aguinaldo parade ground, " The si tuation Is comp!(>fe ly normal th roughou t th(> country." Aquino, whose only son was recov~rln g from gunshot wounds sufferro in the up r ising, remark(>d o nly briefly on developm e nts during a shortt rip outside her heavil~ g uarded Ma lacan ang fled a nd relieved" lhe coup btd Palace. was thwar ted and expressed "I want them arrested," s he "whole-hearted support" for said of the ~oup plotters who Aquino, his spokesman in Los gunned down mar(> than 20 Angeles sa id Saturday. civilians in Friday's fighting, . Reagan " was deeply dis"It's not a ques tion of forgi vi ng tressed by the Inju ry suffered by because this was not done President Aquino's son and the against me , but against the deaths and injuri es of numerous entire country," she said. "You victims, both mllltary and civsaw how many Innocent civilians ,. tlian , of th es(> unfor tuna te were killed ," events," spok(>sman Marlin FitzPresident Reagan was "grat!water said. '• ' Iraq attacks Iranian ship Saturday MANAMA, Bahrain 1UPil'Iraqi warplanes attacked and damag(>d an Iranian tanker moorro a t Slrrllsland Saturday, the first brea k In the "tanker war" truce since July 20, shipping sources said. The morning attack on the tanker Arvand shattered an unofficial cease-fire in the tanker war imposed when the United States asked Baghdad to refrain from attacking gulf shipping. Iran said repeatedly It would resume atl'llcks on shipping If Iraq did the same. The attack Is sure to create concern for the safety of reflagged Kuwaiti tankers moving through \he area und er U.S. escort, the sources said The Iraqi delegate to the U.N., Ismat Klttanl, told a news conference Thursday that Iraq reserves the right to resume a1tacks on Iranian shipping be· cause Iran is slalllng over last month's U.N. Security Council resolution demanding a ceasefire In the nearly 7-year-old Iran-Iraq war . Lloyds of London said the attack on Sirrl Island In the southern gulf came at 12 a m. today and lhat the 120,766-ton stor,a ge tanker operated by the National Iranian tanker co . was on fire . Diplomatic sources said Friday the United States may use barges as floati ng bases In the gulf because Kuwait and other gulf nations refuse to provide permanent support bases to U.S. forces, ,. ' as the btgges t foo l of lh ts operation ." Secord expressed regret over var iou s tactical e rrors m the covert operat ions and backed up Pres ide nt Reagan's mitial con tenlion that the Ira n Init iative was not an arms-for· hostages deal and was not lau nched to help Reagan polttically. "The lranta ns th emse lves · btoughl up the issue of the hostages,'' he said , aod tapes of meetings wtth the first a nd second "channels" - lranlan represent a fiv(>S - wou ld prove II "We can aCCUSE' the president of a lot of screw -ups, but that a in't one of them," he said. S(>cord told Playboy that all but one of the meetings with the Iranians, including those In Frankfurt, West Germany, and m other European cities, were audio and videotaped in case of subsequent inves tigation s. "I facilitated the taping for the CIA ," he said. Congressional sources sa id the Iran-Contra committees ar(> aware of audio ta pes and have r(>vtewed transcripts but ,there· was no comfirmal ion that videotapes ex isted It was not known who now possesses the tapes. 1986 property tax brings in more revenue than ever COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP I) - Tolal properly tax <oUecllon" in 1986 reached a record $4.2 billion, according to lbc Ohio Puhli<Expendilure Councll, but the higbesl colleclinn figures cvo'r don't mean financing troubles are over for schools and lotal governmenls. The 1986 property lax colleclion was 5240.5 million higher than that collecled In 19H5, the second-highcsl increase over a previous year. The council sa id 46 percent of the tax collections came from residential and agricultural property. Businesses paid lbt; remaining 54 percent. Ronald Mucha, a researcher and slatlslldan in lhe Ohio Department of Taxalion, said the Increases are relaled lo businesses coming to Ohio and hetter economic <ondltlons. !\nother type or slate lax, the tangible personal property tax, also recorded the second-largest Increase in the slate's hlslory. The state collected $936.4 ml11ion in 19861hrough the lax, which Is based on the value of business equlpll! ent, machinery and inventory, fhe figure represents a 567.8 million or i.8 percent increase. The increase occurred despite a state-mandated annual decrease of 1 percenlln the tangible personal properly ta'X rate. Ohio education officials have said schools are slill slrapped for money partly because stale law cancels lnflallonary Increases In property values. Also contrlbullng lo the increases, Mucha said, were the number of property tal< increases approved for counties and school districts and property reappraisals and updates In 2-l • counties. � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 28, 1987 arnold cecchi girolami grogan smith