http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/ba98c49886baaa66bc81ee4728930b84.pdf ae5fc22e544469dd5323fd3d5a630b4c PDF Text Text ' u.s. troops Syrian leader denies location of hostages PARIS (UPI) - Syrtan VIce President Abdel Hallm Khaddam said today that Amertcans and f'rl>nchmen kidnapped In Lebanon were being held In Moslem west Belru t and not In an area under Syrtan control. "The hostages are not in the Bekaa (Valley)," Khaddam said. "They arp in another region where therP are no Syrian forces." The hostages had been thought to be in the Bekaa. Khaddam told a news conferPncr' that although Syrian forces were In west Beirut. they were not In control of the area where the hostages are being held by extreme Moslem fuooamentaiists. Khaddam's statements on the final day of an official tw<Hiay visit to France were the doses! a Syrian official has come to · publicly revealing the whereabouts of the hostages kidnapped during the past 2\1, years. Khaddam said Syria was sparing no efforts to secure the release of Western hostages In Lebanon "for humanitarian reasons." He sa id Damascus drew no distinction between Frmch and American lnstages. "We are making the same efforts for the Americans as for the French," Khaddam said. "But we .. have oo new lnformatkln about their (the Americans') release." There are 17 hostages - seven Frenchmen, five Americans, two Britons, a South Korean and an Irishman - stlll missing. An Italian, who disappeared last year is also featt'C] kidnapped. It had been generally assumro that most, If not all the hostages were held in east n Lebanon's Bekaa Valley - a lntbed of Moslem fuooamen ists and an area that Is at least in principle in control of an es ated 25,t:OO Syrian soldiers statklned there. Answering a reporter's question about the wherrebouts of French hostages In Lebanon, Khaddam said: "The region where the ,hostages are S\lpposed to he Is uooer the control of a militia," he said. nuns. " I will bring him out by Mon· day," sa id Tarhata Alonto Lucman. 58. an influential Moslem princess who negotia ted the reieaS<' of the nuns. Looking tired but in good spirits. the nuns were turnro over to Moslem leaders at dawn in the town of Lumba Yanagi. outsi<F Mamwi, the predominantly Moslem capital of Lanaodei Sur province. ~ m iles sout h of Manila . Lucman sa id the emissaries tumro over to the kidnappers ~ .tm pesos, ""-' rt h $10 .tm. whi ch · had heen raisro bY bcai <iflcials It'd by Lanao del Sur Gov. Saidamen Pangarungan. She said that in addition to the money, the kidnappers also rP· celvro two American-made M-16 automatic rifles and two walkie· talkies. She promisro them she would work for a grant of amnesty. President Corazon Aquino had earlier rejected a ransom demand of 2 million pesi>s. or $100,tm. The provincial governor. however. had raisro the money by Wednrsdav. "We were trPatro very well, just like guests," Sister Marie Magda· leine Ledesma, mother superior of the kidnapped nuns. told reporters ·. Gilman . La ngford said he assisted Bureau of Criminal Investigation agent Herman Henry secure rvi· dencr', including thre!' spent bullet cart ridges. Mrs. Gllman's statement Langford sa id one of the bu Uets had struck thP wall and hit the noor. while anot her was taken out of the floor and the third from the ground In the Gilmans' vard. Langford said Mrs. Giirtlan had firro ofl the gu n again Cl.J tside the house trcauseshe did not know how to uncock the gu n. The gun was identified as a .38-cali her Ros.si fivP.shot revolver. At 9:50p.m. that day, Langford testiflro that he took a statement from Mrs. Gilman in which she said that on the morning of the shooting Gilman had been "cussing me and calling me bad names" and had been.dolng so since the day beforP. When she asked him "what makes you so mean to me, " Gilman rep Hro, " I will get rid of you if I have to knock you in the head and bum t tF house down on you and then throw you out in the road." When Mrs. Gilman sa id she wasn't afraid of him. Gil man said. "Yo~ should he beeause I am go in g to shoot you." When Gilman startro to get · up. Mrs. Gilman told Langford she went into her room , got her gu n and went back to the Uving room. 'Coherent, stable' "I wa lked to ttl? door and said. 'What makes you so mea n to me7 ' He started to get up and I sbot him twicr'. The first shot hll him in the chest. I think the second shot hit him in the body. I went to screaming and said, 'Why are you so mean to me•• He said, 'Granny, you have shot me.' Aller I soot him, he !Pll over." her statement said. During his interview with her. Langford said Mrs. Gilman ap· pearro "rohermt, stable and knew at all times what she was doing. There was no difficul ty in rPiating the statement. She knew what was going on." Henry testlllro tho he found Gilman slumped over on the light side d ~chair , took pootographs and rotor sUdes of the scene and displayed the slides to the jury. While Henry saki it was his cpinlon NO PHOTOS - A Salvadoran soldler· says m photos be taken Wednesday ~ tile military that detained 19 members of a delegation from the U.S., Some 160 U.S. military personnel· armro with M-16 rifles arrtvro In ~ Bolivia Monday aboard transport: planes that brought vehicles, boat~. · radar and mobile radios as well as. the six artlllery-armro helicopters-: led Salvadoran refugees attempting lo return to land. (UPI) lmplementro, however, because the government has not met demands for a separate Moslem army and there are periodic clashes between MNLF rebels and the military. In 11 letter to his wife released today by officials rl. Mindanao State University In Marawi. Lawrence warnro the military against mount· ing an operation to rescue him from his kidnappers. 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Driscoll testified that from Mrs. Gilman's perfor· mance on the tests, he judgro that she had an I.Q. of67, In the mentally defective range and ranking in the lnttom 3 percent of the American popula lion. He added. however, that Mrs. Gilman was under great stress at the time of testing and may oot have qualified as mentally defec· tive on normal occasions. Driscoll said Mrs. Gilman suf· ferro a "whiteness" at the time d the shooting, In which she had no . vlsbn and no of what went 00 ·llrounlllli'fi'Mrs: 'Oilman 'tOld ltlrn , that she does not remember pulling ·the trigger. but knows she klllro l!er husband because others have told N>r that she did, he said. Sullered delusions Driscoll said delusional beliefs, from which he said Mrs. Gilman suffers, were symptoms of S('llere mental Illness. He testified that Donald AMrew Cox, Mrs. Gilman's attorney, had .been involved In one <Fluslon. Mrs. Gilman told Driscoll that Cox had brought two women onto her property and had sexual relations with them under her lnthroom window. Mrs. Gilman also reported to Driscoll her belle! that her-husband was having affairs with three neighborhood women. "As I understand, he had black lu~ and' he was physically conskl· erably llmltro," Driscoll said . Driscoll also testlfiro that Mrs. Gilman had told him that God had healed her body without blemish and that she now had the body of a 16-year-old girl. Mrs. Gilman's psychological tests s bowed evidence of brain damage and regression to an earlier period In her Ufe, Driscoll testified. other tests Indicated that she had feelings of not being able to deal with life. Driscoll said that the naturP of Mrs. Gilman's illness would not impair her abUity to do housework . Several witnesses had testified under cross-examlnatkln that the Gilman house had been tidy when they saw it. 'Vlolenl arguments' He judgro, however, that Mrs. Gilman had sufferro emotional Illness for 10 to 35 years. He said he beUevro Mrs. Gilman met the legal requirements of Insanity . "A persqn who Is so psychotic at that period of time .. does oot have tile capacity for control necessary to control hehav· lor," he said. Dolly Boster. Mrs. Gilman's daughter and the tmther d 12-yea rold Michael Marcum, wbo testified Wednesday, testlfiro that her par· mls had argued extensively during tFr chUdhood. "They weren't just dlsagrrel)'lents, they were vkllent arguments ... I just coulm 't stand it, I'd run away and hide." Boster testified that when she was U, Gilrnan and tl?r roother had gotten Into an argument. Gilman had pullro out a pocket knife and . cut Mrs. Gilman on the stomach, she said. . Boster testified that she thought her parents had gotten along reasonably well ·tn the last four years. She salil · her mother had reported delusions to her, such as ber belief !hat sormone was watching tlF G,llman bouse. "'lbe house up the road had some r' • . StDry, Page 10 sense BOYS' SHORTS lent quality. that Gilman was rL•ing from the chair when he was sro t, under cross-exa mination he noted it was possible Gilman could have heen sitting down again . First at scene Ea rlier. testimony was heard from a GaUia County sheriff' s <Fputy and a seculity officr'r from Rio Grande College and Commun· ity College who were among the fi rst at the scr'ne of the allegro crime. "She sta rtro telling me right away that she'd killro her hu s· band," Deputy .Jim Marriner sa id. Marliner said Mrs. Gilman had said "over and over" tha t "she'd killro her husband, and the Lord was going to forgive her." A mlcrocassette recording Mar· riner made of Mrs. Gilman's statement that day was piayro at Wronesday morning's hearing. In the recording, Mrs. Gilman statro that her husband had told her that morning that he didn 't love her and was go ing to get rid of her. She admittro that she had shot him . 'l'llreals made She also said her husband had In the past threatenro to hit her over the head, then burn the house down . She said he had also put guns to her · head and knives in her libs. "I lovro him and I was good to him," she said on the recording. At that point . Mrs. Gllman,listeningin the rourtroom, began to cry. Mike Walton of the RGC·C:C security staff, the flrst officer to testify, said that when he arrivro, Mrs. Gilman had been joined at the house bY her daughter, son·in·law and grandson. Walton said he left the house to obtain permission to search the premises and upon ret urnlng found a .22-callber pistol In the same bedroom where the .38 that shot Gilman ..;,as kept. Walton and the late Deputy Erskine Blanton were • the first oftloers to arrtve at the Gilman home. Technical tJ>Stlmony was heard as part of the prosecution's case Wednesday a!terooon from Ron Dye, a firearms analyst. and David · Nlrert, a latent fingerprints expert; lnth employro bY BCI. ' ... . '• The U.S. soldiers and Bolivian~ pollee used six U.S. Black Hawi;· helicopters to strike Into a region· north rl. the dty of Trinidad, capital.· of Benl province, where drug, traffickers are lmown to haye~: drug-IJ'O(luclng facUlties, witnesses:, said. . ·· · U.S. and Bolivian officials in 4 ; Paz, the capital, refused to com·;. ment oo the unusual drug raids. say " precisely where the joint forces·: were operating or lndlcate If any.:, arrests had been nnade. :"!. in "It Marawi release. was after like her a picnic ," addro I, .• • • • • Sister Divinagracia Bagsican. The 10 nuns. members of the Carmelite Order. were abductro at gunpoint Ftiday night from their hilltop ronvent overlooking Lake Lanao on the outskirts of Marawi and were taken away aboard a Ina!. Sister Ledesma said tJ;e kid· nappers claimro membership in a faction of the Moslem separatist group, the Moro National Utrra· !ion Front. spearheading a war for self· rule of the Roman Catholic nation 's 5 million Moslems. most rl. whom liv£> in thE' south. "They want to get !llme a ttention from the government." Sister Ledesma said, adding the rebels were sepkJng the Irnmroiate imple· mentation of the Tripoli agreement, which grants llmltro autonomy to t tF Moslems of Mindanao island and the Suiu archipelago. SistPr Ledesma quoted a kidnapper as say ing, "It' s not you sisters. its Cory," a reference to Aquino and her 4- month-old government. " They said they do not pay MEN'S anention to us," Sister Ledesma said. Signl?d in 1976. the Tripoli pact was negotiatro by the government of Ferdinand Marro s and t he Moro Short sleew styles in Front to end a bloody sepa rat ist sizes S, M, land XL. Sewar tha t ha s claimro more th an lect your favorite style ffi,llXllivPS. and color - all eiiCel· The pact has not ix-<'n fu Uy Prosection rests __,_co_n,_ln_ued_fro_m_P_a_gc_l_l- ' Sports, Page 3 LA PAZ, Bolivia (UPI) -Some;· 160 U.S. roldlers jolnro members~­ a Bolivian narcotics strike forre tor:. raids on cocaine-processing labora·; tortes In the remote jungles ~·. eastern Bolivia, radio reports and · • i. witnesses said. Philippine officials expecting missionary's release MARAWJ, Philippines tUPIJ Moslem rebels released 10 nuns from captivity today in exchange for $10,tm, two automatic rilles and two walkie-talkies, and a prominent Moslem leader said she would work to arrange an amnesty for the rebels. Military and civilian officials said they also expectro the release soon of American missionary Brian La wrence, 30. of Madison, Wis .. who was kidnapped from his apartment Saturda y night about 24 hours aft er the a bduction of the .-R~s edge Phils aid drug war ...:If gotten robbed, and !thought, 'Well, maybe there was someone out there," Boster said. She reported that her rootber had been taking Dlaheneze, a diabetes medication, wttll early last fall. "She told me she was going to trust In the Lord and he woold heal her, and she didn't need to lake It (the medication) .". Boasted .. affairs Mrs. Gilman also stopped going to church, Boster said, because she felt some women In the church "were packing guns on her." Boster testlflro that her m>tber told her that her father said he had been having affairs with neighbor· roNDucrOR - Ronald P. SooolareiB, condudor, ud some .. the hood women. When Cax as lied If she members ol the Communlvenllty Band are pictured as IIIey moved considerro this odd, she repllro, " In throop an excellent, well-received lllbl concert In Pomeroy ThuiSday a way, wt knowing my dad, he nlghl. might tell her that just to hurt her." The prosecution, wlich Is trying . to prove tbat Mrs. Gilman does not meet the legal deflnltkln of Insanity, aslied Boster why she had allowed her parents to raise her son from the time he was 15 roonths old. She repllro thai she wantro her son to have the best tmther In the world, and she believed that her mother was, and that she lmew her mother "would never ever hurt that baby." "I workro fulltirne and I didn't trust just anylxxtt, babysltiers and such,IDwatch my sm," she added. When as~d If she thought her parents, their history of take a gun away 'Take care ~ their o1m' · The Rev. William Curfman, pastor of Centerpoint Freewill Baptist Cburch, which MrS. Gilman atien<Fd for years, tJ>Stlfled that he had IDid Gilman he beUevro Mrs. Gilman needed help, and that he suggestro that either Gilman. someone from the congregatkln, or Curfman himself take Mrs. Gilman to the mental health center. "First oft he said where they 're from, they take care of thelr own," Curfman said. "Then he said . 'Pr€9cher, you know the coooltkln of these state mental institutions they would evaluate her. send her away and that would be the end of it. ... Curfman said be had talkro to Mrs. Gilman In jail the Moooay following the shooting Incident. In retelllng lhe story of the shooting, Mrs. Gilman said first that she and N>r husband had wrestled br the gun, which confllcted with her earlier story. Before Curfman lett •. be said, Mrs. Gilman told hlm that she wasn't sure that shll had shot her husband. Aslied by prosecutkln If he thought Gilman was a good man, he responded, " In his way, I think he was." Feared nelgltbors Two nelghrors of the GUmans, Jack Dotson and Mary ,lane McNeil, also testlflro. Dotson said that In a conversatbn with· Mrs. Gilman last fall she had clalmro to hear voices saying things about her and asl;!d D:>tson If be heanl"tbem. On anotrer oreaskln, he said, Mrs. Gilman had as~ him If he had . seen·anyone shoolln~ at her. Dotson said other nelghron; had similar experiences with Mn;. Gilman. McNell testified that Mrs, GU, man told her MeN ell's husband and other nelghrors that she was afraid to go put the McNeil house beeause she believed McNeil was threaten Ing to kill her. Although s~ said she had never beard about fights between the GUmans, MeN ell added "I think the woman has been mmtally iU .for quite some time." ~remone Under Cl.'OSIH!xamlnatlon, Drls· coli said Mrs. Gllrnan gave him varws accounts of the daY ot the shootiDg, and may bave pieced ~her facts from the past to reconstruct .t he day. "Organics . sometlr'nes do this to make up for memory lapse." . In this type ot reconstruction, the persOn bases the events oo how things were done In the past, for exaniple, • on Sundays, l !!xed bisl.'ults pd' honey !Or breakfast; I sang and he would say tbls or that, ·.(Continued on p8ge 2) '\ LUl; l\L - 11m Sloan, Sprtnp, one ~ the local nenbers ot the Cornmunlversty Band, shows concentration as the band )II'EIH!IIted a medley of famWar tunes frool "Showboat." APPlAUSE - "Applause, Applause• was there lor the Ohio University Communlverslly Band In Pomeroy Thursday evening. 'lbll!l Is just a small part of lhe crowd which gave mtlllslastlc applause the band's open air concert. APPRECIATION - BID Nease, center, pre~ldent of the Pomeroy <llamber of Conuneree, presented plaques of appreciation Thullldlly nlghl at the conclaslon ~a concert by t!le O.U. O>rnmunlverslty Band. RecelvlnJ the plaques were, left, Jolll Sipple, for Captain D's which staged a fish fry during the evenlnJ. and oo the right, Ronald P. Sooolarelll, ooaduclor of the band. Communiversity concert delights area residents By BOB HOEn.ICH SentlneJ Stall Writer Looking for yesterday - when life was a little more' simple. and. perhaps, a little moll' wholesome? Apparently. many people are If the support shown at Thursday night 's open air concert by the Ohio University Communiverslty Band on the Pomeroy Parking Lot - along the "Beautiful Ohio" -Is any Indication. The evening provided wholesome family entertainment for huooreds of resld€'nts - despite the dlSCOU· raging factor of temperatures in the ninety degrees - who not ooly gave enthusiastic applause to the excel· lenI music by the band but addro to the compliment with a standing ovation for the band at the rompletlon of the concert. The audience tapped toes to the lively marches <i FUlrnorP and Sousa, and obv i:>usly loved the moo ley of show tunes by Jerome Kern from "Show Boat" and a medley of Glenn Miller tunes featuring several members of the band on clarinets and saxoprones to emphasize the Miller sound. ThE audience dapped its way through 8 most appropriate enrorP, "Dowr ~ t be O-hi-o. " Directing and informally commenting to the audience to introduec selections was Ronald P . Socc lare lll. conductor. Adding to the enjoyment of the tContlnuro on Page 2) SEORC calls U.S. 35 bypass 'highest priority' By KEVIN KELLY OVP Stafl Writer JACKSON - The placement of the U.S. 35 bypass project In Gallla County on an Inactive list has spurred efforts bY the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council to get It and other !leC('Ssary projects funded and wilt. The 35 project wlll be SEORC's "highest prlortty," G. Kenner Bush, chairman of SEORC's highway users committee, told the organlza· lion's membership at Its summer meeting Thursday at the Fair· greens Country Club. Other prbrltles mentioned bY Bush includro working wllh state officials to get projects uooerway now because "we can't waste another decade oo planning"; update gaps ~ U.S. 33 south and north of Athens; seek a feasibility study to consider linking Lawrence County with other nnajor Ohio highways: Improve 35 west of Chillicothe and east of Galllpolls to Charleston, W.Va.; and post the Appalachian Highway as Route I to eliminate confusion for travelers and help boost Ohio tourism. Bush noted that the priorities are being put to candidates for officr' In this yPar's election. Area candi· dates In attendance were State Sen. Oakley Collins, R-Ironton; 94th Distrtct Rep. Jolynn Boster, DGallipoiis; Carry Hunter, her COP opponent; 92nd District Rep. Mark Malone, DSouth Point, and his Republican challenger, Lawrence Co unt y S h erif f Dani£"1 Hleronlmous. Basler said aftPr the meeting that the process of pushing area highway projects with the state Is continual and 1hat she Is promoting the need for 1he projects with the Ohio D~partment ot Transport at ion. Boster mel thi s wl'Ck with ODOT Director Warren Smith to rev iew projects In her district, particularly the U.S. 33 connector between Pomeroy and Ravenswood, W.Va., and sa id that with planning under· way lor the nex t ODOf budget, "this is an ideal time to suppi£"menl regular communications with the, department by a formal meeting with the direc tor." Boster said th at during the meeting she emphasized that thO' . connector and U.S. 35 are t ~ "lifeline" to soutN>rn Ohio. She said· felt her dist rict did "very well" ·in· tht' last wdget. · "I told him that we werP very happy , but not sa tisfiro," she said. Hubler said he's roncernro arout. the status <i the 35 project. callingft· his "highest priority." He sa id ~­ conditbn or the first stage of the: bypass - ciearro and laid out trl· 1983- is "<Fplora ble," and urged a": more equal dlstrlwton of highway . funding for lhe region. .."1 think we need tO make sure (Continued on Page 2.1 .. '. 1\o\ • �• s.rtinel Ohio Car~s rout Dodgers, 12-2; ... 'Reds rally, edge Phillies, 7~6 Differences arise as tax ·bill conference :.hegins By IOSEPII MIANOWANY WASHINGTON (UJ;'I) - HcuSP and Senate tax· reform teams are stressing fairness for . average Americans, but the overtures from their first conference meetlngg cany undercurTmts of dispute for the task ahead. The 22-member committee lly· Ing to mold a tax reform comprom· lse planned to sit downthis]JlOrnlng lh the Sl'CODd day of a conference that could last weeks. The opening session Thursday wai dominated by promises to fix a tangled tax rode. "'Ibis Is rpally a once-In-a· lifetime opportunity," declared Senate FlnanceCommltteeChalrman Bob Packwood, R-Ore. "We have llnally said to ... companies that pay no taxes: They will pay taxes." His leadership counterpart. House Ways and Means Cllalrman Dan Rllstenkowsk!, !).Ill., said for most families who pay taxes, the final bill wUI emerge as "long overdue compensation" - wh!Jp for those who havP thrived on loopholes, It Will be "long OVPrdue · relrtbutlon." Although no key votes are expected before next week, Pack· wood and Rostenkowsld havP said they want the con!ermce to finish work by the A~. 15 congressional I'I!Cl'Ss so a bill can he signed Into law In September. Both men havl' Indicated a dl'sire to keep the compromise close to the Senate's low Individual rail' struc· ture ·while giving more help lo the middle class - but evm In the first session, somP HOUSP Democrats took Issue with the 27 percent top Individual tax rate of the. Senate version. "What theory of falr~s do we have where middle-Income people can lind themselves In the same tax bracket as the mpst wealttw?" • WASHINGTON (UPII - Pres!· dent Reagan may make a final decision today about his expected speech next week on South African policy - a speech not likely to embrace any major changes In the admin!.stratlon's much-criticized approach. Aides said Reagan discuSSl'd the pros and cons or such a speech with his top advisers Thursday and was leaning toward a delivery heforP some forum Tuesday without mak· Ing It a nationally televised address. Rl'agan could reach a final dectslon at a ml'l'tlng today, aides said. Whitl' House chief cJ. staff Donald Regan has said a· speech alrpady' was written and clrcu lated among Reagan's aides, but national broad· cast was ruled out becauSP that would signal a substantive change Gas of Ohio, who discussed the numProus features companies con· skier about a community when buDding or relocating. One of the major considerations, Line said. is a good highway to hetter movethe firm's prodlct. "The Importance of having a good quality highway jus! can't be stressed too much In the Initial process. becauSP If yw don't have It, chances are 00 to 1 yoo wlll he scratched off the list before that final decision is made," he said. Line urged SEORC members to IBnd together and USl' voting pill to get Its highway projects completed. "I think the time Is right," he said. "You've got yooract tog~>ther; you know what yoo want and I really think you can turn up the heat," he said. "You have the votes. It's a tough year for the statehouSP, and If yoo don't organize and pit on the heat, you'rP missing a great opportunity." . Defendant's __ 1 __ <_eon_~~n_"_ed_tro_m_-_1_ etc., Driscoll told the court. Drlscoll 'also said that during the Interview Mrs. Gilman expressl'd remorSP of allegedly ldlllng Gilman. This could have hel'n from either of two reasons - she knew had done something wrong or she realized she no longer had a husband. UI'J!ed hoopltallzallon Amthc'r intrrvtew to determinC' Mrs. Gilman's men tat' status was cooducted by Phil Palucci and Dr. David Helm while she was at the . Athens Mental Health Center. Paluccl. a psychiatric social worker, was director of ShaWTll'li' Forensic Center at Portsmouth at the time of Mrs. Gilman's evaluation. In his preliminary work on the : case. Paluccl was told of Driscoll's evaluation oo Mrs. Gilman, and . told her attorney it was his opinion that Mrs. Gilman possibly should 1x> hoSpitalized, that she could be a dan~r to the community or herself. ' lmolional p<'l'llepliolll Conducting the actual iltervlcw : of Mrs. Gilman for the court was Helm, who ·1s associated with : Shawnee Formslc Center. Helm . said his opinion was that she ''Was unable to conform herself to lhe requiremmts or the law,.. due to delusional and irrational percept ions. Undercross...xamlnatlon by Pro· · secutor Joseph Cain, Helm detaUed some of the Irrational and delu · slonal perceptions for the court. Included among them were the sexual exploits of her husband with he accepted by a majority of each delegation. . Both original bills woold limit tax breaks In ·excbanf!f'l for rutting rates to their lowe~t · levels In a half-centwy. However, the House voted to set up four kldlvldual tax rates and drop the top level from 00 percent to 38 percent, while the Senate acted to create two lnd!vld· ual rates of 15 and 'lJ percent. Reagan .nearing decision on S. African speech· C:::.:;on:;:::tln:.;.::.ued=fro::;;m.;;.;Pa:;,:;ge;..:;1,:.____ ~ toward what has emerged as meal the maln areas of dispute: How much help should be given the middle class and how much should business taxes be lncrl'ased to pay for th8t relief? · ThE' ronference panel has 11 members from pach chamber •seven Democrats and four Republl· cans from the HouSP and live Democrats and six GOP members from the Senate. All decisions rrrust ' sEORc calls._ ___,_( soJJK.>tbing Is done," he said. "The people of GaDia County have waited long enough." On the accompllshmmt side, Bush noted that construction Is underway on 5.8 miles of U.S. 50 lx>tween Athens and AIIBny, and on the 4A.S-mlle35 bypass for Jackson. Planning is helng conducted H mlles of U.S. 50 hetween Athens and Coolville, the ronnector hetween Pomeroy and Ravenswood, five miles of the Appalachian Highway through Pike County and the 5.9,mlle U.S. 23 bypass at Portsmouth. Len Inactive, ho"""'er, are what SEORC fepls are major projects. Includill,l\ work CJl 33 expansion south of Athens to Darwin and north to Logan and Lancaster, as well as four-lanlng two SPCtlons of 35 lx>tween Jackson and Cll!Uicothe. · The lrnponance of transportation was noted by the mPPtlng's guest speaker, M.F. Line Jr., economic development director for Columbia asl!l!d Rfp. CllarlesRan~l. D·N.Y. "Equity would dictate wl' would agree to a <OOIPfOitllse (on the rates) and I assume that's What we wUI do," he said. Other HouSl' members quest!· Olll'd provlskms kl the Senate plan that woold gut deductions for Individual retirement accounts and sales taxes. . The comments were geared the neighbor women In the orchard; the sexual activities other attorney in the orchard with the neighbor women: being "set up" and exploited by the recording of her songs and prayers In the house, which had sold millions of copies and she knew because she heard them on the radio. Tonnented, bumDiated Helm also descrlhed Mrs. Gil· man's helng shot with a trlght light ~ her husband and the neighbor women. The shot affected one side of her lace and impaired the vision in one l')'e, she told Helm. Mrs. Gilman also told Helm it "wobbled me," and she · felt someone was going to kill her. ThE' reality of the situation, Helm believed, was Mrs. Gilman was ronnenied, humiliated and depreciated by her husband and had been the victim of a "good deal" of domestic violence. These observations were made~ discussion both with Mrs. Gilman and her daughter. This Irrational, delusional hehav· ior on Mrs. Gilman's part had a great deal to do with the shooting. He wmt on 10 say that Mrs. Gilman also acted OJI of anger on that day. "She reacted throogh theSl' delu· slonal Ideas." Helm concluded. In reference to the possibility of or~anic brain damage, Helm told the court b negative Echoencephalagram and CAT scan do no rule oot the problem. Something can go wrong, Helm said, and though nothing may show up on tbe . pbyslcal t~ts , there can ·stlll he impairments. Read the Best Seller In policy. "Constructive engagement will remain our policy," . Regan said, refPrrtng to the approach of maintaining diplomatic channels with the white-minority regime to retain lnfiumce there. While delivery of a speech Is stlll tmtatlve, Reagan Intends to Inc etude In such a speech announce· ment of ltiS appointment of black North Carolina businessman Ro- 0 hert Brown to he U.S. Ambassador t<i South Africa, The New York Tlines said today. Citing Wltlte liluse otrlclals, the newspapel' said Reagan's speech Is likely to be lielivered Tuesday, after meeting with Brown that morning. The administration IS under Increasing pressure on Capitol HUI for tough, new mpasures against South Africa, Including full economic sanctions, to presslJre the Area deaths Gerald G. Gibbs Gerald Glenn Gibbs, 59. Route 2, Eastman Ridge Road, Pomeroy, died early Friday morning at Veterans Memortal Hospital. Ar· rangements an> being made by the Ewing Funeral Home. Ida Mae King Mrs. Ida Mae King, 79, Route 4, Pomeroy. dted Tuesday evening at her home oo the King Ridgl' Road. A homemaker. Mrs. King Is survived ~ a daughter, Myrtle Robinson, Columoos; a grandson, Jim Phillips, Tronessee, and a granddaughter, Shirley Parsons, Route 4; Pomeray. Thirteen great· grandchildren also survive. Mrs. King was a rtll'lnber of the Carleton Cllurch. Services wlll he held at 10 a.m. Mi)nday at the Ewing Fureral Home with Mr. Gany King officiatIng. Burtal will he In the Wells Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7-9 p.m. Satur· day and all day on Sunday. government away from Its .apar· !.held system of racial segregation. Reagan's speech would IP an attempt to stave off such actkln and also would prelude an appearance Wednesday l)y Secretary of Stall' George Shultz before the Senate Foreign Relations Comrnlttre to discuss an administration policy review. Shultz met Thursday wllh Sir Geolftey Howe, British tJreign secretary, to d!sruss South Africa and other policy Issues. Howe was scheduled to meet today with VIce President George Bush and Foreign Relations Committee Chair· man Richard Lugar, R-Ind. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Jotm Glenn turns 65 today and the man who rode a rocket to fame In 1962 as the first American to orbil Earth is tbreatmlng to start a counldown of his own. "From this one on, I'm counting backwards," Glenn quipped at a surprtSP party In a Capitol Hlll healing room Thursday. ''I'm trying to forget them." "Why Don't. We Do · This More Mostly sunny and humid Saturday, with highs In the mid 90:s. The trobabUity of lh'ciPltation is near zero through Saturday. Winds wUI he Ught and from the west today and light and variable tonight. Ohio Lottery CLEVELAND (UP!) - Thursday 's winning Ohio Lottery numhers: Dall;y Number 728 PICI\-4 3U3 W 60 47 Phllade~hiV.. 42 St. Loul ..".'..... . 37 Chicagol.,.... ... 36 49 J5 51 West Sa nFranclsco .. 49 40 :. Houllg~ ..... ..... . San•.Diego .... .. . , Clnclnnat,l .... ... Atlanta.... ....... . Los Angeles .... LADIES' DRESS SHOES GENIINE LEATHER $1995 .1979 LTD ............................. S1595 1979 Chevette ..................... S1199 .528 .517 .482 .472 .449 2 3 6 7 9 . Friday'• Games (All Times EDT I Sa n Franc isco (LaCoss 9·31 a t : Chi cago !Sanderson 4-61. 4:05 p.m. 1981 Mercury Stu. Wgn ••.•• S189S , rea l iSmllh 7·5 1. 7: 35p.m. San Diego (Hawkins 6-61 at Pitts· · burgh (Reu>Chet 4·111 . 7:35p.m. ~ Philad elphia !Ruffin 2·01ar Clncln- PB, PS, lugage rack. 1979 Chrvsler Newport •...•. S129 5 4 Dr., auto., air, rftns aood. 197 8 Ford Fairmont Wgn ••.•• S89 5 Allan! a (Alexa nder 1-1 I a t Mont · . natl !Browning 7-71,7: 35 p.m. L os AngeiPs !Valf'nz uPla 11-lil at Sr. Louis (Cox 3-71. 8:35p .m . :~ New York !Darling 9-21 at Houston ' !Kn epper 10·71. 8:35 p.m. Saturday's Oames San Francisco at Chicago Los Anro?le s at St. Louis 6 cyl., auto., PB, air. ,.. ; Boston ... ...... 56 New York .. Cleveland .. ~Purina· Ill THE HEAIT OF POMIEIOY 6 9 ; Ba lf lmore- .... 47 41 .534 9 ,. Toronto ...... 48 43 .527 9 111 Detroll .. 44 44 .500 12 41 45 Milwaukee. , 1 . ~ BRAND CBt fOOd West 40 .477 14 .:,ras California ..... 48 Texas.. ... ..... 47 42 .528 • Chicago.. ........ ~ Sea rrlc ...... . .... " Min nesota ..... • Oakland . .. . . 44l 47 .460 7\\ 44l 51 .440 9\\ 37 52 .416 ll l\ :W 56 .378 15 ~ ~ .461 7~ 41 "' ~: " ;. "" 48 1\\ : Kansas City.... : SAVE $1SO OFF .636 51 39 .567 46 40 535 ~ ~ aRl 32 Hugh Millen. GB Thursday's Result8 Baltlmor<' 6, Minnesota 2 N<'w York 5. Chicago 4 NY Giants - Signed defr nsiV<' md John Washington and running back Jon Francis. ' Philadelphia - Slgnrd defensive back Herman Edwards . Washington - Signed running back George Rogers and linebacker Montf' ColE-man . Golf PGA- Lifled suspf"nslon of RQlfer Mac O'Grady until an Aug. 4 tl'arlng. WRESTLING SATURDAY, JULY 19-8 P.M. IUnAND CIVIC CENTER ADuLTS ss - CHILDIEII 13 & Under S3 DARLIN' DAVE v1. E.SSI BWOU Mllil EVENT PAUL HARLEY v1. CRAZY BILL CARVER I 5.5°/o APR OR $75000 IEIATE I CHRYSLER CREDn 7.5 48 MONTHS 9.5 60 MONTHS ~ I ... I IMPOIIS 5.6'1. API 48 MONTHS 1.9'1. API 60 MONTHS \ \. Kansa s City 5. Cle-v('land 1 [)(>troll 2. T("xas 1 Toronto 8, Ca lifor nia 5 Seaf11(" 5, Boston 1, lllnnln gs .: f.lil# ~ Friday's Games (AD Times EDT) NO REBA11S ~ , HOURS: 1:00-7:30 Mon.-Thurs . 1:00·5:30 Friday 1:00-4:00 Sat. ~ ( Morris 9-61,1:35 p.m . ., Minnesota iBiyleven 8-81 at Balli· •: more !McGregor 6-81. 8:05p.m. : • ~ QUALIFIED BUYUS Chicago (Bannister 5-5) at New ~ York (Nlekro Hi. 7:30p.m. : T<'xas (Mason 6-21 at Delroit Jl COBB 36 MO. CASH : • Glllllls6,Cubs4 At Chicago, Vida Blue hit a solo homer and worked the first fivf' Innings lo parn the vlctocy. Randy Kutcher added a solo homer and Jose Uribe ch'ove in a pair <i runs I.Q support Blue, who Improved to 7"J.. Blue's homer, off Chicago b ser Et.i Lynch, H was his first in SP\ ,;, years. El<pos 4, Braves 2 At Monlrl'al, Floyd Youmans and Jeff Reardon combined In scattrr seven hils to smd Atlanta to dl'fear for lhe lOth time In Its last .n wtings. Youmans Improved to 1!1-5 and Reardon, who worked the final two Innings, collected his 21st sav• Braves starter Rick Mahler fpll tu 10-9. Padres 2, Pirates I At Pittsburgh, Gany Templetoi< and Tim Flannery drove In tlm1h· Inning runs lo lead the Padres. Lance McCullers combined with Craig Lefferts on a four-hitter and Improved to 5-3. Lefferts earned hi< third save. Rick Rhoden, 9-6, wa• the losing pitcher. Mets 13, Aslros 2 At Houston. Darcy! St rawhen')· sparked a sevm -run sevmth Inning with a lhree-rundoubletopowertl\e Mets to tte rout. Len Dykstra <h'<ivr In two runs In the SPVenth. an Inning whefl' the Mets overcame a l (J deficit. Bob Ojeda, 11·2, earned Ihe victory . Nolan Ry an. 6-7, took til<· '"""+• LA Ra ldPrs- Slgnrd li:'fenstvernd Bob Buczkowski to a 4- yt'arcontra ct. LA Rams - Signrd quarterback , . By United Pre.. International " MADRID, Spain iUPI 1 - Thr Brazil scored 9 (Xlints. Schmidt United States boiled lo a 21· point scored :II polnls in the SI'COnd half lead In the first 10 minutes as Brazil ch-ew to 74-66 with 8:39 10: called up outlil?ldt>r Jtm Tratx'r Thursday night en route to a 96-8> remaining. from RochPstPr of ttw Int prnatlonal victory over Brazil, sending the "Sometimes oor players play likl' League iAAA I. 19-and 20-year-olds, which is what Californ ia- Activated left · handf>d Americans Into the gold-medal r("llevpr Gary Lucas and returnC'd galll(> against the Soviet Union at they arc." U.S. coach Lute Olson right·handE>r Todd FischC'r to Ed - th e World Ba s k e tb a ll said. mont on of the Pacific Coast LeaguE' Championships. Brazil shot 36 per<rnt from the iAAAI . The Americans, 8-1, received 17 . noor to 61 percent for the United Chicago (ALl - Acquired pit cher loss. points from David Robinson and Stales. Kenny Smith scored 15 Ray Seuage from MllwaukPr for pitcher AI Jones and outflt>ldPr Tom held off Brazil in the second half as points for the Americans. Steve Hartlt>y. the South Americans drew within 8 Kerr added 14 bebre suffering a ',;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,:;;;;,:;;;;,:;;;;;:~ Hawaii (PCL\ - Signed tell · points. Oscar Schmidt had 43 points torn knee ligament. Israe l Andrade I handed pitcher D("('k Tatsuno. Montreal - Placf'd first ba sC"man for Brazil. contributed 14 ilr Brazll, 6-3. Andres Ga larraga on 15-da y disabled The Sovlel Union hit three 3· list retroactive to July 10 bPcauseof a pointers In the final 46 SPCOods of Robinson, the 6-11 Navy !!'nter rlltht knee Injury suff~red July 9. • · regulatlon and Arvldas SaSt. 'bQuls ~ Placed· rC'l~vPr Ken -.IINftd.-'tiNIIi'olr11i iiHililli United States shot 69 Pf'l'cent. He Dayley on the 15-day disabled lfsr : won the game with a pair of fret> calll'd up pllchC'r Ray Soff from throws, giving the de!ndlng cham· reboundE:d, blocked shots and used Louisv ille of thE' American Associ a· pion Soviets a 91· 00 overtime his Inside ~ickness to frpe himself tiOn (AAAL decision over Yugnslavla. for dunks, layups and short T£'xas - Sl,iitnE'd pitcher J<ev in The USSR, SPeking its fourth jumpers. Brown . world championship. plays the "The U.S. plays like the RUS· Basketball United States Sunday In a rematch slans, with a tot of fast break," Denver- SignOO firs1 -round draft of the 1982 championship game In Brazil coach Ary Ventura VIdal pick gu ard Maurice Martin . Colombia thai theSovletswon95-94 . said. "That would be an Interesting T exas NamM Jessie Evans game." assistant OO skr tball coach. With 5-fooi·J Tyrone Bogues The Yuguslavlans led &'> 76 with handling the ball on the break. the less than a mlnule remaining. College Tl w h1~ '· Iowa - Deft>nslvr IJn('man Er ic United States' running game was Sabonis, the 7·2 center, hit a Oll t' S. r Hl~gin s quiT footba ll1 £'a m. overwhelming. The United States 3-polnter with fl seconds to go, Wlsro nsin- NCAA placf'd basket nli( l dl ~ , rzed led !64, 33-12 and 46-12 hefore Valery llkhonenkn ronverted a ball team o n two ..VE'ars' probation . holding a 6().36 advantage at the steal Into a ,second 3-polnter rive o n C'~ . "nlilll one" Football half. seconds later and aftff a Yugosla· \\ l ' ll ' , Denver - Slgnrd Jinl:'backrr Ra\ The Americans did not score for via turnover, Valdis Valters tied it Phil llps to a s_f'fips of J. yrar ll'· >d v 111 r" ll the first 6:13oft he Sf<'Ond hall while 85-85 with thret> secoods left. contracts . Hou ston - Signf'd or ag ref'd to !ru ck h(Jih lll /, · Riley . AMERICAN LEAGUE L Pet U1111Utp) At Cincinnati, naturally, and mercifully, a misplayed fly ball mded lhe game between the Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phlllles Thursday night. The Reds beat the Phlllles 7-jj In 11 Innings, bul not before four throwing 'errors were committed, leading to six unearned runs, and a passed ball allowed the tying run to score In the bottom of the ninth. "It was like both learns were still on the three-day (All-Star! brl'ak," said Phillie rtgbtflelder Glenn Wilson, who missed Pete RoSP's long fly ball lo right· center with two outs In the 11th, permitting Wadl' Rowdon to score from first with the decisive run. "I was surprtsed be hit It that far," Wilson said of RoSl''s drive. "And I was surprtsed I caught up with II. I thought I'd have to dive to gel to it. It was one of those balls thai H you're up two or thrPP runs It's an easy catch, but with the game on the line you tend to make it a tougher catch." With one our In the bottom of ttl!' lith and Tom Gorman pitching, Max VenablE' walked. Rowdon bounced to Mike Schmidt at third but heat the play at first totrevent a double play. RoSI' followed with his blast. which was ruled a trtple. Wilson overran the ball and tried to make a sliding basket catch. rut the ball glanced off his glove band. "I knew It wOJid IP a basehll or he would make a good running calm," RoSI' said. "I've been hitting a lot of balls deep and the outfielders have hel'n catching them. He dldn'l catch this one." Ted Power. 4·5, the last of six Reds pitchers, worked the final two Innings to gain the victocy, giving up rnl' hit and striking oot two. Gonnan r..u to 0-1 . The Reds tied lhe game at 6-6 with a three-run rally In thehottom of the ninth. Phillie secood baseman Juan Samuel lhrew wildly to second base on a double play ball. McCloskey and Unrbackt>r Avon New York ill Houston , night W U. S. quintet gains finals Reds 7, Pltlllles 6 Edwards guardWilliams Mikr Mu ligh t ends. Jamie andnchak. Mike . ~;;::::::;,:;;;;,:;;;;,:;;;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::::;::;::;::~~ Philadelphia at Cincinnati San Diego at Pittsburgh East SlxiPPn players were on hand for the Tuesday ladies day at the Jay mar Golf Club. Winners for the day were Elizabeth Cutle r, low net and low putts; Norma Custer, low gross, and Carol Crow and Eliza· beth Lohse, chip-in-hole. allowing a run to score: and Kal Daniels' sacrifice fiy drove m another run. With a 2·2 count on Dave Parker, Phillie catcher Jofui Russell mishandled Steve Bedmo sian's pitch, pe.-mlttlng Eric Davis to score the tying run: ·: Philadelphia had seemingly P.u.r the game oot of reach In the top of the ninth. With the baseS loaded and the PhUI!es holding a 4-3 lead.. Samuel grounded to shortstop Kurt Stillwell who forced Rick Schu al the plate, but catcher Sal Bu ter~ threw wildly to first, pmnittlngtM• run5 to !J:.'Ore. ~; Earlier In the ninth, pllcher John Franro uncorked a throw b!to centerfield on a ground IBII, and Rose's throwing errorm a potenllal double play ground ball In til(· sevmth Inning led to two runs. · Chicago 64. Montreal downed Atlanta 4-2, San Diego nipped PittsbUrgh 2-1. Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 7·6 In 11 Innings and New York annihilated Houston 13-2. trrms with six player s: runnin g backs Butch Woolfolk and Stan Atlanta at Montreal. night SIMONS PICK-A-PAIR CAU. FOI! •11 APPOINt·lll- 991·6614 .551 4 Dr., auto., red. SlOOO DIOP·OFFS CAN • MADI AS EAaY AS 7:30A.M; AID PICKUPS AS U11 AS ScSI! P.M. .407 25\\ Innings New York D , Houston 2 St. Lo'ui s 12, Los Angeles 2 2 Dr. HT, auto., PB. air. 1/2 PRICE OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEI MON.-SAT. 1:00 llll 5:00 42 43 44 47 49 .424 24 Thursday's Results AEROBIC SHOES NEW HOUR~ ANNOUNCED . 47 46 41 42 40 Pel GB .706 .553 13 .488 18 \\ .425 24 San Francisco 6, Chkago 4 Montrra l 4. Atlanta 2 San Dit'go 2, PittsburgtJ 1 Cin cinnati 7. PhiladC'lpl1ia 6, 11 • ME II'S L 25 38 44 50 . Ptl tsburgh ...... 2 Dr. HT. CJpv£11and ! Sc hrom 10-2) at Kansas ILelbr andt 9-61. 8: 3~ p.m. .... Boston !Nipper 4·51 at Seattle :: (Moore 5-91. 10:35 p.m.. • Milwaukee (Nieves 7-31 at Oakland ': !Andujar 4-21. 10:35 p.m. ~ C it y $200 TO BEnER SERVE Olil CUSTOMERS OUI PAllS & SEIYICE DEPT. IS NOW OFF • S~' , 197S lton Shifter CMnic k Adv In c Toronto (C lancy 9-5) at Ca lifornia : (McCaskill10·51. 10:35 p.m. "' ~ " "Purln• Bulk Dog Food Av•Mtlblt In Any Size" I&G FEED. & SUPPLY CO. JttW..... "Formortv M!ldom Supply" JilL "1-1164 . ,. ,._.,, 011. Tho Store wHh "AM Klndo o18tuft" - lor Poto. Strobili, SmaH AnlrMII. Llwna 1nd 01rcllna. Lo~. ,.,. Saturday's Games Chicago at New York Toronto at California Milwaukee.at Oakland Texas ar Detroit, night Minnesota at Baltimore, night Cleveland at Kansas City, nlghl Boston at Sea ttle, night • WE ALSO TUE WAll·• Sil¥1(1 CIISTOIIIS ~ Trall8actions ' CLRSSIFIED.RDS I Majol'!! New York .... .. Montrea l ..... {' 1979 Chevrolet Novo ......... S129S slnP, by Ron Oesler in the the sixth Inning Thursday night at Riverfront Sladlum. Cincinnati came from behind to win, 7-jj, i1l II lnnlnJIS. (UPII Scoreboard ... E .. t 1980 Plvmouth Volare •.••••. Sl29S Chevrolet-Oldsmobile-Cadillac Read the DIDN'T MAKE rr - Cincinnati's Buddy BeD Is tagged out at home plate by Philadelphia's Jolll Russell after lieU trted to score from second base on a NATIONAL LEAGUE By United Press International 4 Dr., Slant 6, luto., PS, looks & runs good. Ohio, area weather scene Sixteen participate in ladies golf session party by telling him It was a meeting 'With constltumts. He blushed when a chorus that In· cl.uded soml' of the most powerful members of Congress helted OJ! a rmdltlon of "Happy· Birthday." A 79-pmnd, three-layer cake stuffed with l) pounds of chocolate carried the message "Happy 65th blrthdsy to Ohio's 'smior' senator." Glenn participated In some goodnatured pranks at the birthday party. Instead of a birthday card, his staff workers gave him a poster-size Social Security card. Therp also was a refermce to one of Glenn's less-successful efforts, his fruitless campaign In 1984 ror the Democratic presidential nomination. Super . Summer Savings question was: 0 Mullen'y ReigNs; PODII!I'O)', Tuelday night. He """"" ... trauma update and bum 111111aremenl eo lhe trainees frllm Melp and GalUa Counilea. Al8o spealdnJ during the Mllon was Mlke HuD, IDI!hl medic lor lhe Grant UfeOJPI. 'l'1leldi.Y evenInti's session was lhe first of a series of IIHervke proiJ'IIIIII featurlnJ speakers wllh I!X[I81'~In their fields. Speaker Ill the next program, AUJ. 19, wiD he John Adkllls, Circleville, altol'ney lor the Ohio Err"" g&k.'Y Medical Service. I Glenn was .halied as a hero after his historic space filghl Feb. a!. !962. Arter a successful business _;.(c_·on_t_Inu-'ed-'from;.:..; ·.;;..;..;;,P.:;:;ag::..e.:;.!)_ career, Glenn was elected to the Senate In 1974- his third try for the The Communiverslty Band was . office - and the Ohio Democrat brought to the community by Bank oow is running for a third term. One of Pomeroy and at the · Staff workers lured Glenn to the conclusion of the COIX.'ert, Blll Nease, bank employee and pres!· dent cJ. the chamber, added the Icing to the cake by preSPnling appreciation plaques from . the cham her to Sooclarelll, the ronduc· tor , and .Jolm Sipple, Captain D's representative. And - many In the large crowd SPemed to pick up on the title <i a pop song from soml' '10 years ago as they lefl the concert. And that CX'tm?" Ohio Enended Forecast Sunday through TuesdaJI Fair Sunday and Thesday, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms on Monday. Highs wlll range from the upper 8Js to the lower 90s Sunday, failing lnlo the ll)s Monday and Tuesday. Overnight lows wlll he In the 1o w 70s early Sunday and ranging from the Ills to the low 70s Monday and Thesday mornings. Soulh Central Ohio Sunny. and humid today, with highs In the mid 90:s. Mostly clear tonight. with a low In the mid 70s. SPEAKER - Dr• .Robert E. Falcone, M~D., Granl Medical Center, Columbus, .. pldured addressing an emerpncy medical· training ser\olce oc~ held at the oounty lnlnkiJ'cealer ... Glenn reaches 65t.. birthday Communiversi(Y-_ evmlng were. SPVeral .activities planned by the Pomeroy Chamher of Commerce - a !Ish try by Captain D's. which did a land office business with some customers In line for as long as an hour to get their meal - a fanners' market froturlng home grown prOduce by the Main Strl'l't Market with personnel being kept oosy serving customPrs - and the Southern Athletic Boosters offered popcorn and soda to enhance the enjoymPnt of the Informal ~ air concert. In ronjunctlon with the evening, Pomeroy merell ants staged special sales from 5 1o 7. By J.()V IWID'O 1JPI SpooU \Mer SurprtSP. ·The St. Louis Cardinals scored 12 runs - all In the same game. Offense, which has heen as foreign to the Cardinals as All· Star vlctortes have been to Manager Whitey Herzog, finally emerged at Busch Stadium Thursday night. The Cardinals tattooed Los Ang~>les pitching for 17 hits, Inctudmg SPVPD doubles, In a 1~2 rout cJ. the Dodgers. "Sevm doubles- we haven't had .sevm doubles In a month," said Herzog, who has managed the National League team In the AL's only two victories In the last 15 years. "That was just one of those games. It was a Iaugher. "It was our best game In three months." St. Louis has scored 312 runs In Its first 'if/ games, an average of less than 3.6 runs a game- worst In the majors. The 12 runs repreSPnts the Cardinals' secood-largest scortng outburst of the season. They scored 13 runs against San Diego May 8. Elsewhere In the National League, San Francisco shaded : Baseball ·· Baltimore- Placed first baseman : Eddie Muiray on the 21-day disabled 'lr list (hamstring), retroactive to .Tuly . . •-· • '• • ••',' "THE DO IT ALL DEALER" WE SRVICE WHAT WE SELLf COOPER Chrysler•Plymouth•Dodge, Inc. · 399 S. Third Street · Middleport, Ohio 45760 (614) 992-6421 �Page Friday, Ohio Yankees close in on Bosox • . ' Ufl Spolt8 Writer A coup!e of explosive finishes Thursday night moved the second- . p~ New York Yankees within six games rl the American U!ague East-leed!ng Boston Red Sox. Jl!n Presley's grand slam off Bob Stanley with two out In the 11th Inning at Seattle Thursday night lifted the Mariners to a 5-1 victory over the Red Sox, andatNewYork, Dave Winfield threw out the potential tylngnmattheplatetofor the final out of the Yankees' 5-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox. With the way the Red Sox lost, It's hard to resist projecting ihe de!Pat as the start of a much-anticipated Boston collapse, reminiscent of the 1978 debacle. The Red Sox comrnil· ted four errors, Including mle with two out In the lith, Immediately preceedlng Presley's slam. In addition, Boslon batteries were responsible lor thrEe wlld pitches and a past ball. Tom Seaver, 0-2 Wetlme In the Klngdome, worked the first six Innings, for Boslon, scattering six hits, strtklng out five and walking ,.. two. Seattle starter Mark Langston " allowed Boston four hits over 10 SYRACUSE TE&BALL - The 1986 Syracuse Jason Lawrence, Adam Green, Nalllllll Haines, Evan Innings. The left-bander struck out Tee-Ball learn, (left to right), Front row: Valerie struble, Cynthia caJdwell, Becky CoJID, and Pete 11. Yanke<'S bullpen "slopper" Dave Cundiff, Shawn Harris, AprD Foremen, Donald Sisson. Third row: Dana llalnrs, Dave Buskirk, Ray conllnued lo showvulneraRighetti Pi-omu, Jenuller Friend, Jason Allen, and Jamie R. Proi!IU, Sr., Patty Struble, and Ray R. Proffitt, Jr. billty, and needed Winfield's ann to Buskirk. Second row: Jerod Glbnore. Zorah Hersley, rescue his 20th save. Righetti took overwitha5-31eadlnlhenln(hafler Toledo race results starler Dennis Rasmussen allowl'd Two more Reds put on disabled list a leadoffslngle toGregWalker, and TOLEDO. Ohio iUPIJ -Listen immediately surrendered a single Buster grabbed the early lead and to Bobby Bonllla, and an RBI CINCINNATI tUPit - The disabled llsl was !'Ptroaclive to July slayed In front the rest of the way double lo pinch hiller Jerry Cincinnati Reds Thursday placed 10. has an injured left wrist. Thursday night to win the featured left-handed pitcher Joe Price and Esasky had been oo lhe disabled lOth race pace at Raceway Park. ~!elder Tracy Jones on the llsl since June 15 with sore thighs. The winner, driven by Paul 15-day disabled list, activated ool - Mu!llhY had a 3-4 record and a 1.00 Combs, covered the mlle In 2:014-5 · flelder Nick Esasky and called up earned run average al Denver. and returned $13.20, $7 and $3.20. left- handed pllcher Rob Murphy Also Thursday, the Reds moved Roberto Blue Chip finished second. from their Denver !ann team. pitcher Mario Soto, who has returning $12.20 and $3.60, while Price Is suffering a sore Iefl elbow shoulder problems. from Ihe 15-day Richmars Genlleman came in lhlrd and Jones. whose placement oo Ihe to lhe 21-day disabled list. to pay $2.40. MINERAL WEL!li, W.Va '- Hairston. Wayne Tolleson pinch ran for Hairston, and pinch hitter Carlton Fisk boUIICt'd to Righetti, who shoveled the ball to the plate where catcher Ron Hassey tagged out Bonllla. John Cangelosi ftled wt lo shallow right, and Tolleson ran through third-bas<> roach Doug Rader's stop sign and was thrown out at the (iate by Winfield. "I tagged up to put the jressure on him," Tolleson said of Winfield. "He had 1o come up with a good throw. Dougsaldlfwe!J)tachanre, we'll take II. We were gonna roll the dlce. ll jusl !llhappenedhemade an accurale throw." Rader and White Sox manager Jim Fregosl had a dlfferenl story. "He (Tolleson l was supposed to go only on a ball hll 10 s!Drtstop," Rader said. "There should have been mdoubl as 10 what was taking place." "He ran lhrough the stop sign," Fregosl said of Tollesoo. "I don'l know where In the hell he was .going. In fact, I don't know wherein the hell Bonilla was going. "That was stupid baseball- just awful baserunnlng." Rasmussen, 11-2, allowed six hits and won his sixth straight decision. In other games, Baltimore whipped Minnesota 6-2. Detroit edged Texas 2·1, and Kansas City downl'<l Cleveland 5-1. and Toronto defeated California 8-5. Royals 5, lnciiRIS I At Kansas City, Mo., Brei Saherhagen, 5-10, snapped his four-game losing st!'Pak with a five-hitter over elghl Innings, and Frank White belled his 11th home Speedway will ho8t national event Saturday Public Notice P10tection Agen C'f On "'" bttis of pnlmory Permit and AAlf'OVII Unrt P.O. Bo. 1049 """ · and 8111>1icolionflo of ..-,dards and ragulolionl, DiMctor of lhe Ohio Environ- mental ProiiCiion Agency wil I . .dgl I"'WWIUemtr'lt pion tor lho okJ<Qe 1111>licalion aJbject eo certeln eondllions. Tho dnlll m.,agemem plant w~l be illlled • a fi'lal ,lli:tlon unlesl tle Oiren:Jr drafl after conslder·.uen of the record of a p.~bJic •do• 1....,,,. Jneeting Of written ·l\rit penon mmmenta. may .. bm~ writ'un conwl\8\U an 1he dr~ Coombuo, Ohio 43286-0658 The Appltcltion Number and Public Nolioo Numbers should appe1r next to the llbove llddrn:l on the envelope and on each Pllll• of any submitted comments. All comments rectWed no lltar lhln 30 cloys aflerlhe dale of this Public N01ice will be considered. n.e application, tlu~e man- ·,.::,• managemem piM ond agement plan. draft lfiiPrtiVal iliin:Jsoudw record .net m-r llrtta', COITfTUI'Itl receivtd .,d _,_, o pubic Maring. A .......... fotoPJblic'-ringohal otta documenta are available be ill - g Md lhalllltell-. for in!lpection and miY be ·ntture of 1he ilalea 1D be copied at a COlt ot 20 c:enu per page It the OhkJ EnvironfT'Ia'l- · In IIII>"'Priale ...... 111 Pro1ectioil Agency al 361 )rtJding where there ia ;otgaitlcant public Int........ EOII Brood Stteel. Coombuo, lillY dmo between lhe lliroclor may hold • PJblic Ohio, hours of 8:00 a.m . and 4:30 lJaoring an 1 'managlti1Wlt plan priortofhal p.m,. Monday throuWl Friday. C~ies of the Public Notice are 'iu.Janca of the llll'ailab1e at no charge at the 111omen1 plan. Following ltlat same. addNII. Oction by lho Director, ""' Meigs County j!Qg-porlyhaolhorlghiiO Dr.rt IPPI'OVII of plans and -~1 oo lho Environnwnal IIPIICifk:ations ,..., of Reviow. Mood Corpo<alion ~ ·· lnt....u~t persona are 1'1Variou• Tov.mlhipa ..llod 10 ..bmll ... oomApplicolion No. 05-143F!Mrt• ._.. lho •dge ca•• •dir• *'"-• .,....,_ m.,- :ID•ment pten. Commenta .lftould be submitted in perton !ir by moin no lei.- lhln 30 .avo after lhl date of 1hio P!Jbic Notice. Deliver or mail ,. ·oom~Yuwrt• to: IW Drift approval fur Mead Ccwporation. Chillicothe. Oh_,, m..agement Plan tor appic:alion of poper *'dg• min 1tudge to str1J mine areas. 17118 1tc .. . Ohto E111t1imnmental Mcmbf' r: Un!led Press lnt£>rnatlonal. Inland Dally Prcss Association and the Ohio N('\l,·spaper Assoclallon. Nallona l Adv('rtls lng Rf'pri"Scn l atlvP , Branham N('Wspaper Sate!'i, 7:l.l Thi r d Aven ue, NC'W Yor k, N('w York 10017 . POSTMAS"I'ER Send address c hanges to Thr Dally Sentlnf'l , 111 Cour1 St., Porrrroy, Oh-Io 457ffi SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Currier or Molor Routt> Onf' WN:'k . .... . ..... $1.10 One Month . . ......... ..$4.BO One Yl•ar .. . ....... . -- -- -· ... $57.20 SINGLE COPY 46769, woo oppoinlod Executor of the eat ate of Gladys l. Moore, deceued , tate of 301 Wright • Street, Pom- troy, Ohio, 45789. Robert E. Buck, Probate Judge lena K. Ne1selroad. Clel'k 171 11. 18. 25. lie PRICE ............. 25 Ct>nts Subscrtb<'rs nol desiri ng 10 pay thecar · rter may remit in ad va nre dlrecl lo Th(' Dally Sl>nllnPI on a 3, 6or 12 month t.n s ls . Credi t will bt? given carriPr Nch 14'N'k . No s ubsc ri ptions by mall P<'rmlll<'d In a reas Wh<'r(l hom(' carrlr r srrvicp Is 'THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME' wilh LED ZEPPELIN ava ll ab! P. Mall Subscriptions Rl I SAT ONLY 12:00 MIONIGHT: lruildt> Melp County 13 W{'('kS ......... .. .... ....... .... . ,... .. $14.56 26 W{'('kS ... .. .... ,. ,... .,...... , . ,..... ... $29.12 ~2 W('('ks ....... ........... ..... ..... .... ,. $58.24 Out11lde MCIIH County 13 W{'('ks ........ ..................... S18.2Q 26 W('('ks ....... .. ............. $35.10 )2 Wl'eks ......... NG SOON:"FRIDAY the 13th Yl &"FERRI S BUELLER'S DAY OFF• SPECIAL WEDNESDAY MATINEES THIS IU-ERI .. ....... S67.60 1-----------------------....l..----------- Get Your Car Now While We're Price Chompin'! AT DANS Starts Friday, July 18th and Runs Through July 26th MEN'S PRE-WASHED LEES ss.OO OFF REG. $21.99 20°/o OFF All ' NOW S16 99 OTHER LEE PRODUCTS KIDS, STUDENTS, MEN'S & WO.N'S l~L STYLES &.F..~BRICS OPEN 9-5 MONDAY THIU SA1UIDAY . Chev. S-1 0 Chev. Caprice Chev. Z-28 Dodge Aries Buick Regal Olds Cutlass Chev. Celebrity Olds Omega Mere. Zepher Olds Ciera Mere. Zepher . - - - - - - - - T H I S WEEK O N L Y - - - - - - - - . ADDED TO EACH ELIGIBLE USED CAR DEAL JIM COBB CHEVROLJI•OLD$MOBILE-CADILLAC "fGI-Y !liONS OLDS..CAD•..(HEV." 301 L IIAIII 51. •o•o~. 011. .. . PH. (614) 992-6614 home as the club members took time to reflect on a half-century of health education and oommunl1y service. ~~e!u~~~=~s ~~cl~;: ;:c~e~ "CHURCHES OF CHRIST... WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE? ~~~~~ ~~P;:; ~~~a~~!,~~; WE INVITE YOU TO HEAl THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST IN A SERIES OF , SERMONS AT includes a hospital bed. bedside chairs, a walker, and a wheelchair, as well as small equlpm!'llt needed . in lhe care or bedfasl patients. IIOUIS Mon., Wed, Fri. 1130·1•00 Tues. & Thurs. 1130·5130 Sat. 1130·41001 Sun. I100·S100 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. Phone 992-2975 SPIIIIG AND SU. .I HOVIS WEll MOII•.fM. 9 TO 5, SAT. 9 TO 1 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM LOWER PLAINS - The Oark Family from Cheshire will be singing al tre Freewill Bapllst Church, Rt. 682. lower Plains, this ROYAL OAK RESORT CLUB PRESENTS LIVE COUNTRY MUSIC BY GARY LINK FROM· FOiT MYERS, FLA. Friday, July 18, 8-12 P.M•• TUPPERS PLAlNS - Annual Tunle family l'l\lnlon Sunday alire Orange Volumeer Fire Departmenl fire statk>n In Tuwcrs Plains: basla>l dinner at noon. $6,00 PERSOII-SJ .50 AT DOOI OFF OF STATE ROUJE 7 OUTSIDE OF POMEIOY FISHING, CAMPING & SWIMMING AREA BURLINGHAM Modern Woodmen of America 72ll Bur!Ingham will hold a oommunily scrvlc<' recognltbn and picnic Sunday all2:llal roadside park on OPEN FOR SUMMER 992-7111 "' 42 NOVAS".~~.~· $l J10tl'lll CHEVY CHEVETTES ' AS LOW AS 55,499 --ElEBRIT\ES S201 S9999 BAIRACKVILLE, VA. SUNDAY BIBLE STUDY 10:00 A.M. WORSHIP 11 : 00 A.M• & 7: 00 p•M• EACH EVENING MONDAY THRU FRIDAY AT 7:30 P.M. OlDS CUTLASSAS LOW AS Cl£RA f-~::=::=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I Dreama Pickens was the best 'loser and Julla Hysell, the runner.up a I last week's meetbtg of TOPS OH 5'10 held at Veterans Memorial :Hospital. Betty Jo Hunt was the t...n loser and receiving the fruit baskl'l for welghl los. was Bernice Durst. • Pledge, prayer and roll call opened the meeting. The 26 tnernhers weighing In showed a net ·loss of 33 pounds. Ofilcers' reports were given by LIMie Bell Aleshire, secretary; Vlrglnla Dean, !lower fund and treasury, and Nancy Gillispie, weight recorder. • Plans were made for both secret and "reducing" pals. Meetings are : held every Tuesday evening with : )Velgh·lntrom6to6:55followedbya :' meeting at 1 p.m. at the hospital Sl0,.,99 OlDS D£lTA 88 Ptttr 41111 1 TOPS meets $105 PER MONTH "IF ANY MAN SPfAII, LET tw SPfAK AS 111£ ORACLES OF GOD" (1 ••• JIOIITII AS lOW AS NO BOOK BUT THE BIBLE : NO CREED BUT THE CHRIST: NO WAY BUT CHRIST'S WAY: NO CHURCH BUT HIS CHURCHI · Seeing the need tor better hea llh ·educalkin In Meigs county. Miss Bing approached Ihe Meigs County Public Health Assoclalion aboul hiring her Ill give classes In health •• MONDAY POMEROY - Pom..-oy Wes· leyan Hollness Oturch, Rl. 143, will be having Bible school Morxlay lhrough Friday, July 21·25, 6:30to 8 p.m. each evening. All children and young prople are Invited to attend. STEVE SNIDER, EVANGELIST R.N . ~ateterla. Sunday al 7 p.m. RUTLAND - Halliday reunion Sunday al Forest Acres Park near Rutland wllh haskel dinner at 12:30 p.m. CHESTER - A IX)tluck breakfast will be held al the Chester Unlll'<l Met!Ddlsl Church Sunday at 7:30a.m. The event Is being held 10 welcome back the Rev. Don Archer and his wUe, Sandy, who have been reassigned lo the church pastorale. The Mason Church of Christ! July 20•2 S, 19 86 .donations lo a variety of health ocganizalions. and give to Special Olympics. The club was organlzRd in May 1936. lhe oulgrowth .of a class In "Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick" taught by the late Nelle Bing, in There the county. was no public health nurse fle!'P al thai time and so the Public Health Association agreed 10 pay her 10 teach residPnls how to lake care of th<>mselves and lh<>lr families. · The class al Rock Springs was held at the home of Nellie Collins. The sixteen who enrolled were given a written test all"' mdofthe course at the Rod< Springs ,.,hool. MT. HERMAN - A gospel ftlm. "Kevin Can Walt" willbfo presenll'<l at 7:30 p.m. Sunday al the Mt. Hermon United Brethren In Otrist Church, located cif county road 1!2, In the Texas community near Pomeroy- The film runs 51 minutes and the p.Jbllc is invited. are Invited. report that "il was soon learnl'd Ihal prople were loa proud lo use ;11pplies belonging lot"' dub, so Ihey were sold and the money replacl'<l In the lreasury." Many individuals. through hospilal Equipment loans and special remembranct>s, and t-ospilal and "'alth organizalions and associa !ions. have beneflll'<l from lhe club's :xi years in t"' community. tn pas I years projects included providing firsl aid supplies lo lhe r mergPncy squads, oonaling toys for IDspitalized children, srndlng gills lo tlr Alhens Menial Heallh Cenler, remembering residents of lhc county home and nursing homes. shu tins of lhe community. and those in the mllllary. The emphasis of the club when il was organlzRd a haU-cenlury ago Is the same as k ·ls llday -personal heal! h education and health-rei ated .--+----------oo_m_m_u_ni_cty:,_se_rvl_ce_._ _ _ _- i ca~~~~~~~:~~ ~~~:: 82 Ford Truck 80 Chev. S-10 81 Dotson 510 79 Ford Mustang 81 Ford Escort 79 Dodge Omni 80 Subaru S/W GL 79 Ford Fairmont 80 Mazda GLC 79 VW Sciro((o 80 Dodge ltam/Chgr. 79 Dodge Colt 80 Pont. Bonne. 78 Chev. Luv 80 AMC Spirit 78 Chev Impala 80 Skylark 77 Olds 88 80 Cad. Eldorado 79 Ford Granada 80. Ford Pinto 76 Buck leSabre FREE WARRANTY part of the anniversary celebration a1 the Goegleln since converled inlo a lwo family residence. Those that passed were presenll'<l certalcates. The first me<>t!ngoflheorganized club was held al t"' rome of WinUred Grueser. A conslilulion and by-laws were adopted and meellngs were sel for the third Thursday of each monlh In the t-omes of the members. Dues were fiv e cents a rmnlh, fines were Imposed on those who missed meelings, and lhe hosless was fined H she served rmre lhan two ilems for refreslunenls. The rules have since been chan!j2d. Allmoneycollectedintt-oseearly meetings was designated for subscrlptlons to health magazines and 10 <quip a linen chesl of sheets, pillowcases, and towels lobe loan I'd 1o famllles who mlghl have sickness 1n their t-omes. The rreords 11eeting. With cards. gilts and \lslts.membersrernembertheslck and shullns of the community. Route 33, left side going Sluth. Recognition for ootstandlng com· munlty SI'IV!ce will be given C.E. Blakeslee, James Bail and Mrs. JessiP White; members and friends are Invited . POMEROY - The annual reunIon of th<> children of tre late Charles and Alma Snyder will be held Sunday at the roadside park on Route 33. Those attending are to take a coverl'<l dish and all relatives By CHARlENE HOEF1JCII Sentinel Staff Writer Flftyyearsagolnthemldstctthe depression when jobs and money were scarce and heallh care was a concern of many, the Rock Springs Betl er Health Club was organiled. Thursday the club marked ils 50th anniversary wilh a family picnlc a l lhe home of long-lime member. Frances Gorgleln. fol lowed by an afternoon of reminisclng about lhose early years. and recognition of lwo chart er members, Beuna Grueser and Trecle Abbotl. Minutes of lhose early mP!'IIngs were read and some of the study books used by the club along wilh pictures were displayed as lhe members reflecled on Iheir personal health growth through I"' years as well as their service to the community. Outreach has always been a pari of the club's program as well as heallh education for I"' members. new fold-up walker by Franct>s ·Eskew In memory of her rrolher, Florenct' Burnside, and a donal ion in memory of Helen Radford by louise and Bill Radford and Homer Radford . WE MUST REPLCE OUR INVENTORY - NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ••• 84 84 84 83 83 83 83 83 82 82 82 SUNDAY PT. PLEASANT - John Riley and VIrginia Gibbs Edwards remion, Sunday, Krodel Park shelterhouse. Covered dish dinner 1 p.m. Bring Item for white elephant sale. sa~~~:!g~s :;:.~~na~~~~~ USED CARS ARE OYER STOCKED! LEE WEEK DEXTER - There will be a hymn sing al the Old Dexler Church, on County Rd. 6, Saturday, 7 p.m., with special singing by Sunrise. Everyone welcome. Better Health Club notes 50th year Ohio. d-. SATURilAY RACINE- The Bend River Boys Band will be playing Saturday · evening, 7:lllo 9, at the Shrine Club Park In Racine. Free to the plbllc. Bring lawn chairs. Re!reslunents available. CHARTER MEMBERS - Trreie Abbol~ left, and the Rod< Springs HeUer Health Club was organized 50 years ago. Thun!day they were recognized and presented gUts as llshlng Company! Mulllmedla, Inc. , Pomeroy, Ohio 4~769, Ph . 992-2156. Second class postage paid at Pomeroy, Dall y .. Friday, JulY 18, 1986 Page 6 Community calendar I area happenings Bruna Grueser remember when Published every afternoon. Monday through Friday, Ill Court St., Po· meroy, Ohio, by th~ Ohio Valley Pub· Public Notice race last season at West VIrginia - - - - - - - - 1 Motor Speedway, the AMA Camel YMiage of Pro-Series Motorcycles return SatNOTICE OF pg...,y urday , lor the AMA Motorcycle APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY (7)t8.21 National event called "Thunder In On July 7, 1986, in lhe the Hills". Meigl Coorny PN>btla Coon. Public Notice CMe No. 26,185, Roben R. This "national" event lsoneofthe Harden, 48115 Momi'lg Star most lucrative races ttlts kind and NOTICE OF Road, Racine, Oh_,, 46771 the rrost prestigious race on the APPOINTMENT OF wu appoinnt.i AdnWiiltr810r FIDUCIARY AMA tour. of the estate of Sandra E. HarOn July 7, 1986 in the den. doooaood, lale of48116 Saturday's event will featur<;_ Meigo Coorny Probele Coort. many of the top AMA motorcycle Morning Star Ro ... Racile. C-No. 26,188,JanMJanOhio, 45771. riders In the United States and kinl. 42l Beed1 Slrwt. MidRobert E. Buck . abroad, all vying for the National dlopul. Ohio 45 760. Wll opProbllte Judge lena K. Nesselroad. C.. rk crown lor tt.. first time In the state poin1od - - of the ..,.,.. of Mory A. - o d. 17111 . 18, 26, lie <l West VIrginia. _ _lole _ of _ 1l0 Cojonlou... Last year riders reached speeds ly, Ohio. <:1 100-plus miles per hour on the li, Robert E. Buck, mile clay oval, literally laying the Probate Judge bikes down as they were broadslld· LEGAL NOTICE ltna K, Neseelroad, Clerk Seolod wll bt roceivod (7) 11 , 18 , 26 , lie lng through tt.. turns. by lhe Boord of Public Aftoir, "Thunder In the Hills" has Pomonov Yiloge Hoi, 320 1--:::-::-::---:-:--.-already attracted many preMiin St. Po..rov. Ohio. Public Notice entries, and is expecled lo become 12:00 o'ctodo roon, July 24 , 1- - - - - - - 1988 for the following NOTICE OF an annual event at WVMS. puq101e. APPOINTMENT OF Gates are slaled to qJei1 at 5 p.m. Pl~ting wat• wotb build· FIDUCIARY and racing at 8 p.m. ing, ku::ated on East Mai1 St. On July 8th. 1986, in Pam only with will be fur· the Meigs County Probate For furl"'r Information call the nilhod by lho 8oaod of Public Coon , Caoe No . 25.187. Parkersoorg Holiday Inn at ll4-489Affain. AU equipment. mull be Frank W. Porter, Jr., P. 0 . 9125. tumithed by bidders. Box 886: Pomeroy, Ohio The Daily Sentinel CHESTER - Revival services will he held at the Living Word Church of God al Chester, Sunday through July 23 with Evangellsl Harry Wingler. Gilbert Spencer, pastor, Invites the public to allend the services 10 begin at 7 p.m. (USPS 115-960) A Dl~tslon of Mulllmedla, Inc. Public Nt .ice The Boord of Public Aftoin het'eby rtUN'• thl right 1D re;ect any and Ill bids end to tMect the belt bid 1or thl p.upose. By order of the B01rd of PubiM: Atfeirs. Jane Watton Clerk-Tr••· run of the year to lead the Royals past the Indians.Tom Candlotti, 8-7, gave up nine hits and all five Kansas (:lly runs. Orioles 6, Twins 2 At Baltimore, Lee Lacy drove In three runs with a two-run single and a homer, and Cal Rlpken and John Shelby also homered to lead the Orioles over the Twins. Ken Dixon, 9-7, scattered four hits over seven innings to outduel Frank VIola, 9-8. Don Aase earned his major leagueleading 21th save. Tigers 2, Rangers I AI Detroit, Lany Hemoon, whose pinch-hit oouble tied the score, came home with the winning run when Kirk Gibson walked wlth 1wo oul and tre bases loaded off reliever Greg Harris. Reliever Milch Williams, 7-2, took the loss. Wall Terrell. 8-8, went the distance, allowing six hits, and striking ou1 seven. The Daily Sentinel -========:-r=:::::;;:::::::::===T==;;~;;::~=;:-:==r==:::;;:=.:;:;::;:;:;===} Alter running a national qualifying Public Notice By The Bend . II)' GERRY MONJGAN iuUe ' 18, 1986 AS LOW AS Sl2,599 S222 S256"' JIOIITII We Are Open 48 Hours A Week CADILAC SEDAN DEVILLE To Serve You! STOP BY ONE OF OUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN MASON, POINT PLEASANT-OR NEW HAVEN CHANCES ARE WE'LL BE OPEN. S19,999 LOllY A INSTALLMINT HOURS MonHy thru -Wodnoeday ................. ..tlllli o.m, To 3100 p.m. Thurodoy .................... .... ...................... ~ o.m. To 12 noon Prldoy......... tiOO o.m. To 3100 p.m. - 51311 p.m. To 7100 p.m. loturdoy...... ,....................................... :9:00 o.m. To 12 noon DRIYI~N A WALK.UP WINDOW HOURS MorMioy thru, Thuncloy.... ...... .. ............ 11310 o.m. To SIOO p.m. Prltloy .. ,................................................ NO o.m, To 7100 p.m. loturdoy .............................................. IJaQ a.m. To 1100 p.m. JIM COBB CHEVROLn•OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC sr. 301 L MAIN POMIIOY,OI. 24 Hour Dopoiltory A ' ' " hnk ly Moll. PEOPLES· BANK -- r.DJ.c. Second Stm>t MallOn, W.Va. 173-MH 22t! Jark!Orl A.vc. Point Pleasant. W.Va. h'M·lUl $413 =TH AS LOW AS All poyments figured with s500.00 cash or trade equity down - 60 months 9. 95 APR Financing. ' ."ilh Str'ff't "II'PW liiV!!'.t..IV.\'u . IB!•=> '- "F-Y SIMMONS Ot.DS.-CAD.-c:NEY." PH. (614) ttt-6614 ... ' HOUIS Mon. Wed., FrL 8:30·1:00 Tun. & Thurs. 1:30·5:10 Sat. 1130·4:00; Sun. 1:00·5.:00 I : I , . .. I �Friday, July 18, 1986 Ohio July 18. 1986 Ohio 9 Business Services Wanted To Buy 11 Wanted to bur c.,nlng lan Ctft IOB-187-8000 Ext. R-118011 lot . _,____Th_bJ..;.M_·essage;.....,..:;:,._a_nd....;,(;_h_urc_h_Direc.:....,' ___:.to...:ry..::....S..:.po_n_.so_red.;__B.:..y..:Th:..:..:..;;e..:L;,;.;.n_te_res_te_d_ll_-w~_~i-in_es_s_es~L_is~te~d~.On~-rTh~is~P.-=ag<~e.:-:::-::-::-. EWS &SONS IJHIO SWIHR & LOHSE WAID CROSS TIAFOJD_ REALTY /11~ com,..tt r w a 1. ., LEARN TO IGNORE-RUMORS SONS STORE Automot1•• ~~ 216 S. Second ~ AND LET FAITH DISPEL FEARS oroceriesPomeroy Locust & lftcft Strttt Pr•uropll... General Merchandise ru SHYiCI "HHt Milldltporl ·-··Fie Eq11ip1Mit • Pomeroy ttl-29!1 Racine Brogan-Warner & ~:~·:~::• man can do I04W. M11n ttl· U II Pomeroy to me" " MEIGS nRE \ ' CENTER, INC. ,. Nationwide Ins. Co. ot Columlloos, 0. ft'\ \ ~ ~YM~'='-!4~ , l 992-3978 ·Veterans Memorial Hospital liS E. ....,iel Dr. Pomeray 'lllhenever we undergo a penod of economtc Wstress and upheaval. 11 IS hard to know what we can rely on . Moreover, even when the economy improves, the prophets of doom may sttll be hard at work; and the posstbiltty of higher prices and taxes, reduced benefits, etc ., causes the rumors to fly and pamt a ptcture of fmanctal dtsaster. It tS satd that most of the thmgs we worry about never take place, and that should include these dtre predicttons. However, tf some ca lamity should ever befall you, thts 1s the ttme to call upon the comfort and constructive remedy of fatth . Let God show you the answer to your pltght, and you Will be wtser for the expenence. Even when better days are on the way, they may reqwre a little pattence, and your House of Worshtp IS the best place to develop 11. So learn to separate rumor from fact, fear not, and put your trust tn the Lord. 992-2104 TIUNITY 01\JROI, Rev W H. Pm-ln. ~ - . Sunday Scllool Supt - Onu<.'ll Scllool9: 15 a.m., Wcnhlp Sl>rvlelD ll a.m Cllolr rehomal, 1\leoday. 7 ll p m ....... dtrocllon at Lob Burt POMEROY CIIURO! OF TilE NAZARDIE. Qrm- IJnlon and lllllbeory, Rev Thlmas Glon McOmg. pastor. Norman Pres ley, S. S. Supl . Sunday School. ~ ll a m . mid--""'"""'· rnort*lgwontip lO:l) a.m .• t'Venlngsovice6 p.m .. Wednesday. 7 pm a!ACE EPJS(DPAJ.. CHURtll, 326 E Main St. Fl>rneroy: Sunday """"""" Holy IXIITinUidon on thP first Sunday d ea<'h rmnth : and combined Wltll l1lOrRng trayer oo the ltini:t Sllnday Morning prayer andse-mm on aD oem- ~ooays altho """'"- Otur<h SChool Rl Nui"St''')' care provided Coffee hour In the Pansh Hall lmllll!dlaiely following liP ...-vice POMEROY CHUROI OF tllRJSr, 212 W Main so .• Netll'roullclo(, past..- Bible School 9: ll a.m : Morning worstup, Jill a m • Ywtll ITII.'<tlnj!s. & 00 p.m : Evening worship, 7 Ill p m W~ night ..-aye.- ll1l'l'tlng and Bible study ~ Ill p.m . TilE SALVATION ARMY 115 l)utt"""'l _, Ave , Fbmeroy Mrs Dora Wlnlng In char~ ~ meeting, 10 a.m .. Sunday SdJool. Ill: :II a.m !ilnday School. YPSM Eloi!e Adams. leader 7 :II p m Salvallon rnoe11rtg. varlouo speakers and music specials Thunday. U:JI a.m. lo 2 p.m Ladles Homo t,.eQue, members In charfi.'(' an worren lnvlll'll, 6: «< p m Thursday. Corp; Cad<>! a... tYOUIII! """"""BI'*>I. 1·:11 p.m Bible Slutl\' and Prayer llll.'l.'llnj<, ~ IO II'r public POMEROY WESI'SIDE OIUR<Ji OF OIRJliT, Jl'l!6 Cltlldren's Horne Road tCounty to~ ,Raid 1iJ. fi.D. Vocal rDUik Swdly Wor"" •lOam.; llliifSiutl\' U a.m.. Wcnlllp. 61> m W<dteoclay, Bible Study, 7 pm 01.0 DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN OI\JROI, Alvin Cw-tls, pasttr, Unda Swan ~pl. Sunday Scllool9:ll a.m; pi<IIChingSEr· ........ first and third Sunday !ollowin!< 9mday School Youth rnet"Ung. 7: .Il p m E"\ l'l)' Swt day .. GRAHAM UNITED MErlllDIST Preachlng9. 30am flrstand sE"CCnd Sun Middleport. Ohto K&C JEWELERS A K~ u 212 ;-;~;;;r:., 992-3785, Pomeroy Srrvlcc 7 00 p m Wed . 6 p m Young La diE'S' Auxlllary We<lnesdav 7 pm Fam IIY Wors hip HAZEl OOMMUNITY CHURCH Of! Rt 124, 3 miles rrom Portland Lon ~ Bol 10m Ed s£>1 Hart , p astor Sunda\ School 9 30 am, Sunda\ mornmg prr-J rhln~ 10 lOam ' Sunda ] f'vrnlng S('l"\ IC('S 7 10 p ';}IDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHU RCH Cornf"r Ash and Plum Ralph Cundiff. pastor Sunda vSchoo i iO OOa m , Mornm_g; Worship ll 00 am and Saturday EvMling SE'nd cf's at 7 m \ Rev . Don Archer Rev Roy Deetf'r lte\' Sf'ldon Johnson ALFRED - Church Sc hool 9 30 a m , Worship , 11 a m UMYF 6 .10 p m UMW Th ird ThE'sdav, 7 30 p m Commun ion , f1rst Sunday I Archer\ CHESTE:R - Wor~h1p 9 a m Church School lOam , BiblE' Study Thur~dav 7p m UMW. fir st Thur~day, 1 p m , Communion fir st Sunday rArrhf'rl JOPPA - Wors hip 9 30 a m Church School 10 31) a m Bib I<' Study Wedn{'Sda y 7 30 p m tJohn sont LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9 30 a m , Worship 7 p m BibiP Stu dv Y.<'d nl'Sday , 7· XJ p m , UMYF, Wrdftrsday, 6.00 p.m.. Communion First Sunday, jArchE'rl REEDSVILLE -C hurch School 9 30 a m Worship Sfrvlce 11 00 am rDE'ett>rt Church School 9 a m Wors hip 10 a m , BlbiP Study Tu(>sda v 7 30 p m UMW Third TuPSda y 7 30 p m Co mmunion Firs t Sunday tArchPrl CENTRAL CLUSTER days of eech month, thrd and fourth Sun day eachmonth worship services at 7 30 p m; Wf'dnesday e-venings at 7 30 p m Prayer and Bible Stu ely SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST M"lb t-rry Heotghls Road. PomE"roy Lcrov •~ ~ Bruch, Pastor, Sabbath Sctlool Suptorln " IE'ndtnl , Rhonda Markin Sabbath School bf>Rinsat 2 p m m SaTU rda y wuh worship serv iCE' followln!l at 3 15 EH' ryonf' wf'l come RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH -Siste-r Harriett Wa rner, Supt Sunday SChool 9 )J a m , Morn in~ Worship, 10 <15 am POMEROY F1RST BAPTIST Lysooo Hallty. min\sltr William Snouffpr , Sun day School Sup! Sunda y School !:1 30 il m ; Morn ing Worship IO· }) am FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST . Po mf"'"oy Pike E Lamar O'Bryanr pa.s tor, Jack Needs. Sunday School Dlrl'Ctor Sun dav School, 9 :ll am, Momlnll Wors hip 1045,evt"flinRWOrJhip , 700pm tDS 'l l & 7 30 tEST 1: Wt'dnf'Sday PrayN S£>r vlc4',700p.m IDSTl&730PM tES T 1 Miss ion Frlt>nds I~Ji!'I."S 2 61 Rova J Ambassadors (boys &li!E'S 6- 181 and Gir l~ In Action tages &-181 on Wedntsdays 7 p m lD S T I & 7• 30 p m tE S T I TuM day Vllirallon, 6 ~ p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHUR<Ji lla1 ley Run Road , Rtv Emfll(>lt Rawson , pas tor. Handley Dunn, supt Sunday Srhool lOam , Sundayt>vPnlngsE"''V \C(' 7 30p m BibiP ttachlng. 7 l1 p.m Th ursday SYRACUSE MISSION. CHerry Si Sy ransP.St"rviCP!, 10a .m Sunday EH•nlnlo1 Sf'f'VICP5 Sunda y a nd Wfdnesday at 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. RI'V Keith Eblin. pastor Sunday School 9 30 am , WadE' Hayman, supt , Morning Worship, 10 30 a m: Sunday evening servlrP 7 XI p m : Wednesday Praypr Meettn~ . 7·30 p m llrJ" MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. Raclnf" Rev James Satterfield , pastor FrHman Williams, Supt Sunday School 9 t5 a m: Sundav an d Wednesday ~vPn ing sl'rvlc~ 7 p m . MIDDLEPORT r· FIRST BAPTIST Com(ll' Sixth and Palmer Earl EdPn , Pas· tor Ray Fif'lds S S Supt , Dan Rlgf:S Atll. Supt Sunday Srhool 9 15 a m , Momlntt: Wotshlp. 10. 15 a m Sunday Evenlna service, 7 p.m Y01.1th met>tln~t:. 7 JJ p.m Wednesday evening servtCf' 7 p m.: Choir practl('(' 8 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST ~h and Main Bob Mf'lton mln t.s1er AI H.trtson . as!;OC mlnls rrr MikE' C<>rlach · · Slmday School Superlnl<'lld<nl Bible Mornln~t Worship 10· 30 a m. EvC'rllna Worship 7 00 p m Wt'd nE"S " · Smoot 9: :J) a m., da\o 7: 00pm Praypr m('('llng MIDDLEPORT tiiURCH OF TilE NA ZARENE. Co-paslors R~ CharlE's Co'rl(' a nd ftfov , Nan('V Cov l(' , Bill Whitt'. Sunda v School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m : Mornln~WorshlplO 30a m Evangelistic mf'f'l\ng 7:00 p m Wl'dnE'SdaV 7 00 p m Prayl"r m~tlnR. UNITED PlllliiiYTEIIIAN MINilTRY 01' MEIGS COIINTY Rev. In WI•• ... HARRISONVU.LE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday. Worship St'rvlccs 9 00 a.m . Churrh School 10 15 a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBVTERIAN - Sunda~ Sch ool. 9 a m ; Church servkt• 10: J5a .m. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRES B\ TERIAN - SUnday School. 10 am , Church lerYICf, 11: 15 a.m. RUfLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Pastor. Jolin Evant. Sunday School 10:00 a.m .. sunday Momlnr Worohlp n :oo a.m . Chlldrftl's Clli!rc_!!. 11 a.in. SUnday Evfnlnl PAUL - Rev . d•mes E. Cor~lt Re\', Stnen Nets. ft.tov. Mel\'ln Franklin ~~ - Clemente S. ZIUilca , .lr Rt' Andrt>W Rubenkmp; A.SBURY 1Syracuse1- Worship U a m Church Sc hool 9 ~5 a m Char~E' BlbiP Stud\ Wf'dnPS da\ 7 30 p m UMW first TuE>sdav 7 30 p m, Chotr Rrh('arsal W<'dnesday 6 .XI p m , UMW. fourth Sun da\ fi :\0 p m I Nelson 1 ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 am , Church Sc hool 10 a m BiblE' ~ rudv Tu E>S dav 7 30 p m UMW. First Monda \ 7 30 p m UMYF Su nd av, 6 p m Choir RP hParsa l fi :lOp m WE'dnPsdav rFrank lln t F LATWOODS- Church Schoo l, 10 am Worship 11 a m Blbl(' St ud v. Thurs da\ 7 p m L:MYF' Sund ay 6 p m tFrank lln l FOREST RUN - Wors hip 9 am Churrh Sc hool 10 AM Choir pract\cl' TuPsdav fi :\0 p m , l MW first Tu l"s da v. 7 30 p m 1N"lson 1 HEA.TH i Middlepom - Church School q 30 am Morn inlo1 Worship 10 30 am Youth Group .t p m Wf'dnf'Sdav. Church Thursdav. Choir rPhea rsal i p m Prayt>r Sforvlc:fl G 10 p m BiblE' Stud}' 7 p m rz uni~Z: a 1 Mtr>;ERSVILLE -Wors hip ServiN" 10 am Church School.lla m , UMW. third Wf'dn<'Sd av 1 p m Cho ir pra ctiCE', Mon dav. 7 :Wpm !Nl'lson l PEARL CHAPEL -Worship ServiCE' 9 a m Church SC'hool 11 a m UMW SP C'Ond TuPsday , i :\0 p m , UMYF la st Tut>sdav. 7.10 p m rRubenk ln jlt POMEROY -C hurch Sc-hool 9 15 am Worship to :lO a m Choir rPh r<1rsa! Wedn('Sd3\o 7' :lO p m · UMW. SI'<'Ond 'ful'Sdav 7 30 p m . UMYFSunda y f:p m 1Corblrt 1 HOBSON CHR ISTIAN UNION George Anedo pastor Sunday sen. lee, 9 30 am PVf'nlnJO: Sf'rVICP 7 30 p m PrayPr met>tlnl( Wfdnt>Sday, 7 30 p m BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Jos£>ph B Hoskins. pastor Bible Class 9 30 a m , Morn in~ Worship 10 30 a m Evening Worsh ip , 6 30 p m Thursday B1ble Study, 6.:30 p m NEW STJV!l\SVJLLE ffiMMUNITY CHURCH, Sunday School sc> n lrl' 9 4 ~ a m, Wors hip service 10 JO a.m, EvangellstJc Service 7:30 p m WEdnes dav Praye-r mPetln~t 7 30 p m Thursday ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Po .....roy HarrlsonvJIIp Rd Robert Purtf'll. minis lt"r, Stf'Ve Stanley, S S Supt, Bill McEI r ov Ass! Supl. SundavSrhool9 30a m , Worship SE'rvlce 10 30 am Evm.ln~wor shlpSunday7 pm andWednesday 7pm ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Pine Grmp Th e Rev William MlddiPs warth, pastor Churrh ~ervice 9 30 a m , Sunday School 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF tllRJST. John Wr \~ht, pastor Sunda y School9 30a m Larr; Ha ynt:'s, S S Sup! Mornln~· worship 10 30 a m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE, RPv Lloyd 0 Gri mm J r. pastor Ora Bass, Chairman of I he BoardofChm lla n LifE' Sunda v School 9 30 a rn , Morn ing worship 10 30 a m eovan~t'listlc ser vier 7 00 p m WrdnE'sday seorvlcf', 7 p m UBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Dex ter WOOdy Call piist or SrrvlcPs Sunda}o 10 am and 1 p m Wednf'Sday 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST StiPI:e [)(>avrr, Pas tor Mik e Sw\gPr, Sunda~ School Supt , Sundav School 9 30 am. Morn In~ worship 10 40 a m , Sunda> t>ven inlo1 worship 7·30 p m Wednesday f'Vt'ninlo1 Bible s tudy 7· 30 p m RACINE BURLINGHAM OOMMUNITY CI!URO! Burlingham Ray l.audermllt . pastor; Ro t:Fn Cozan, ass\srant past <I' Sunday Sdlool 10 am , wor~hip 7 p m Wednesday, 6 p.m \OO!h tnt:>t>tlnlo1 Wt'd 7 p m rhurt'h services PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH, 1\ miiP oH Rl 325 Rev Ben J Watt s, PJSior Robert Sl'ariE'S S S Sup! Sunday School 9 30 am Mornlng Worship 10 30 a.m , Sunday evenln}!" servi('p 7'.')0 p m: Wed nf'sda v SPrvlce 7 30 p m SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Little. pastor Sll'W' Little S S Supt Sunda y School 10 am , Momlnli! worslp , 11 am , Su nd ay NE'nlng ~·or ship 7· 30 p m Prayer m(>(>tlng a nd BlbltstudyThun~day, 7 30p m Youth mE't'tlng Wednesday at 7 p.m REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 383 N 2nd A\:e Midd le-por t Sunda y School 10 am Sunday E'Vfnin g 1 00 p m , Mid wE'tk serv ice. Wed 1 p m ROCK SPRJJ-jGS- Church School 9 1 ~ a m Worship 10 a m , Blb\p Stu d~ WPd LANGS VILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Robert E Muss~r. pastor Sunday School nPSdav , 7 :lOp m UMYF' rSPnlorsl Sun day, 5 p m 1Junlors1 e-\e'fV or her Sun da y. 6 p.m tFrankllnl RUTLAND - Churrh School 9 45 a m Worship, 10 30 a.m , UMW r EvPnlng Cir cle1 second WMn C'sdav. 7 30 p m, UMW !AfiE'rnoon Circ le t SPrond Thursday 1 p m cRubE>nklngl SALEM CENTER- Church School lOa m Worship 9 45 a m tRubenklng l SNOWVILL E - Worship, 8. 30 a m .. Church School10 11m 1Rubtnkin~l 9 30 am Paul Mus5er supt , Morning wor s hip 10 30 am : Sunday f' venlng ser \'ICP, 1 p m, mld Wet'k serviCE', WMnes dav 7 p m SOUTHI!:RN CLUSTER Rev Ro1er Grace Rev Paul M('Gulre He\'. Keith Rader APPLE GROVE - CHurch School9 00 am Worship , 10.00 a m ctlrst and third Sundays I UMW Sfocond Tuesda v 7 JO p m , PrayN mePtln ~ . W£'dnesday ,7 p m !GracPl BETHANY - Worship, 9 a m , Church Sc hool 10 am , BlbJP St ud y, WednPSday , 10 a m Dorras Women' s Fellowship, Wedn(>Sday , tla.m . tMcGulrl') CARMEL - Church School 9 .)J a m., Wouhlp, 10 45 a m . SE'rond and Fourth Sundays. Fellowship dinner with Sutton third Thu rsday, 6· X. p m (McGuire! . EAST !JETART - Church SChool9a.m.. Worship 10 a.m second and fourth Sun days. UMW first Tuesday. 7:ll pm 1Grace1 LETI\RT FALLS - Worahlp 9 a m. ; Church Sc hoollO a m . (Grace) MORNING STAR- Worship, 9-45a m. Church School. 10 :KJ a.m.; Bible STudy, Thursday, 7:30p.m. (Rader) . RACINE WESLEYAN -Church School, lOam , Wonhlp 11 a.m.; UMWtounhMon. day at 7 XI p.m , Men' a Prayer Breaktllt, Wednesday, 7 a m. (GJ'aa!l. . SUTTON - Church School, 9; 30 a.m ; Morning Worship 10' 45 a.m. tint and third Sundays; Fellowship dlnntr With Carmel third Thunolay, 6:30p.m. (McGulret. SYRACUSE CIIURtll OF THE NA ZARENE Rev Glenn McMillan , pastor Mary JanicE' Laven~r. Sunday School Supt Sunda y School 9 lJ a m , Momlng worship 10 JO a m ., Evangelistic ser.rict', 6 p m . Prayf!r and Praise Wedn esday, 7p m , Youth m~tlng, 7 p m EDEN UNITED BREI'l-IREN IN CHRIST, E lden R Blake-, pastor Sunday School 10 a m.; Gary Reed , Lay leader Morning sermon, 11 am , Sunday night seorv!ces: Chr istian Endeavor 1 30 p.m, Song st>rvlc£> 8 p.m Preachtng 8· l) p.m Mid weflt prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7 pm HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Rog er Watsoo, pllltor Crmson Pratt, Sunda)l School Supt. Morning Worship 9:30a .m ., Sunday School 10 30 a.m ; Evening ser· vice, 7 :KI p m. MT. UNION BAPTIST, Dooald Shuo pastor, Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supr: Sunday School 9:~5 a m ; Evening worohlp 6· ll p m . Prayer Meeting, 6: ll p m Wednesday. 'IVPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dave Pr... llce, mtnlller . Deryl Wf'lll, Supt. Church Scltool 9 am., worahlp Servb, 9:«1 p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Rev. llerben Grate, pastor. Frank Rlftle, "'P'- Sunday School 9: :KJ a. m.; Worship tervlce, 11 ,.m. and 1 p.m. Sunday. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Prayer meet· '"t.UREL CLIFF FREE ME'I'IIlDIST CHURCH. Rev. Robert Miller, pallor. Ro beM E. RaMon, Director~ Chrlltlan £ducatton; Steve D>lfl, wlltanl. SUnday School 9;30 a.m.; Morn1n1 worlldp 10:30 a.m.; ChOir practjco, Solliday 6:30 p.m.; Evenlnr worship 7: :II p.m. Wedqeatlly Prayer and Bible Study, 7; :II 11m. comber, sup!. Sunda y School 9:l) a m , Worship service 10 30 a m Blblt> s ludy Tuesday 7 30 p m REO~ANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS OF LATIER DAY SAINTS Pori Jand·Rac l' Road. William Roush, pastor Linda Evans, church school director Church school 9 ~a m . Mornin g worslp 10 30 am , Wednesday ev£>nlng prayer servlcPS, 7 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT lER-DAY SAINTS, St. Rt.160, GallipoliS PH 446·7486 Vic tor Politano, Brandl Prl' sldent, Bob KMon, First Counselor: Jerry Dupre, Second Counselor; Dallas Peden Branch Clerk Sunday St'rvtces· Sacrament mE't'tlng, 9 am , Sunday School, 10 10 a m under direction d. Mil · lard FolPy, President , Brad Painter and GE'OrgeGIIl, assts . Nu~ery forag~ l8 mo to 3 yrs under direction Millie Watson Sp«-lal services at 11 a m , ror Primary tages 3-121, Kartn Dupre, pres., Reva Sines. 1st Coun , Judy Mounts, 2nd Coun., Young Women's, Karen Peden, Pres, Carol Kft"l , 1st Coun., Kay Politano, 2nd Coun · Young Men, Ken VIckers, pres , David Dyck , 1st Coun, David Machlr , 2rvJ Coun . R elief Soctet (women). Frances Taylor, prPS , Jl'Ssle Syare, Homemaking Coun , Marie Denny, Educ Coon, Pries• 1hood under direction ri Elders Quorem AI SinE'S, prE'S , Walt Tyler, 1st Coun , Glen Pratt, 2nd Cou n Wed 7 p m. Young Wo men and Young Men's activity night. Ev ery 3rd Thurs . 7 J1 m , Relief Society Homemaking m eetin g The publtc Is lnvlted to a ll meetings For Information cau 6754404 or 446·0190 or BETHLEH EM BAPTIST Rev. Earl Shu ler. pastor Worship serv ice, 9.30 a.m Sunday SchooiiO. :rl a m Bible Study and prayer service Thunday, 7· l) p.m CARLETON INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH Kingsbury Rbad Rev. Ila vk:l Curfman, pastor. Sunday School 9. lJ a m . Ralph Carl, Supt Evening worship 7 00 p m. Prayer ~tlng, WednPScB y 700pm LONG BOTI'OM CHRISTIAN. Vernoo Eldridge, pastor, WaUace Damewood, S S Supl Sunday SchooJ 9 30 a m , Worship Service, 10 30 a m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CIIURtll Mike Thompson Nf'W Haven, WV, pastor. Sunda y School at 9: JO a m : Momlng wor· ship at 10 30 a .m .. SundayPnnlngservlcP at 7 JO p m Thursday services at 7. 30 p. m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION al Bald Knob. localed rn County Road 31 Rev Lawren(.'(' Glue•encamp. pastor Rev Rogpr Willford, aut. paslor Preschlng servIces Sunday 7· 30 p m Prayer meet~g W.-dn esday, 7· ll p m . Gary GrUfllh. Jea dl'r Youth grwps SundJy f'Venlna at 6 30 p.m with R~er and VloiPt Willford. ltadeu Communlon wrv I.e. flu! Sunday each month WHITE'S CHAPEL WElii.EYAN CHURCH- Coolv llll HD RI!Y. PIIUIIj) Rl denllllr, patlor S•nday Schooiii:!O 1m , wonhip tel'\'ke 10: 30 • .m.; Blbllt study and wonhtp terVIrt, Wld,f141y, 1 p.m RUTLAND CHURCH OV CIIRIIIT, P'ul Prall, poliO< Bill NlciiiiiJM, lullday School Sup! SUnday &cllool r•IO a.m. Mom1n1 Worahlp end Commoou 11.1 :!0 am ; Sundt~ Eveolo&flerylotlpm . RUTLAND BIBLnii:TII:IDIIT. A11101 111111. pallor. SIIDIIJ' HIIIIIIJo, .,pl,,ullday School 9:30a .m.; Momlo1 -ololp, lll:10 am.; Sundoy evenlnJ ..,...., 7;0/1 p m Wedn01day III!I"VICe 7 p.m. WMPO program 9 a.m. f'ach Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH THE NAZA RENE Rev. Lowell FD<d, p....... ullday School9: :II o.m .• Worolllp """'"'•lll:aG a m.. You111 peoplt'a lllln'lct I p.m Evanaelllllcaervlcel: 30 p.m. WM!n-y lf'rvlc. 7 p.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHR~T. Mfflor St.. Maaon, W Va. Eultllt L, COoltr ml· nllter Sunday Blblo Stud!IIO a.m.; Worship U a m. and 7 p.m. Wedn•d!ty Btblo Study, vocal mualc, 7 p.m. LIBERTY Al!IIEMIL Y OF GOD, DUd· ding Lane, Maoon , W. Vo. J. N. Thadcor pastor Evenlnt ll!nllce 7:30,.m.; WO. mEft 's Mlnlllry, Thuraday :30 e.m., Wednesday Prayer and Bible Bludy, 7· a p.m or HARTFORD CHUR<Ji OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN l!NION. The Rl!\l. Wlllltm Campbell, pulor. Sunday Sdtool 9: 30 a. m. : Jarnet Huahea, a~pt, Even-.IHI'VICe 7· ll p m. Wtdnldayevenlnl prayer mMI· lnl 7: ll p.m. Ylllllh pnyer ll!nllce •ch Tueatloty. FAIRVIEW BIBLE OiURO!, IAiaM, W. V• .• Rt. l, Jalllft Lew"lii, p11tor Wor· ohlp Mrvlcel 9: lla.m .. Sllllday, Scloool U a.m ; Evening worlhlp 7: 311 p.m. Tueed!ty cottqe prayer meetlnl and Bible Sntdy 9::KI a.m.; Worahlp IOIVb, Wedoeetloty 7::KI p.m. OUR SAVIOUR LVTHi:Ri\N CHURCH, · Ruth •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE llam CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , local.-d on Pomeroy Pik(', Cou nty Road 25 near F lat woods Rev Blackwood, pastor Services on Sundayal10 .30am and7 30pm with Sunday School 9 30 a.m. Blbll' Study, Wed ncsday, 7· 30 p m FAITH FELLOWSIUP CRUSADE FOR CHURO! Inc Peoarl St Middleport RP\ O'Dell Manley. pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornin g worship 10· 30 a m , Even ing worship 7 30p.m . Tuesda y l2· JO p m Wo men 's Prayer meetlng WednE>Sday 7,l1 p m Prayer and PraisE' servlcl' CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST liP~ TOLJC -VanZandt and Ward Rd Elder Jam(>S MIJ.ler , pastor Sunday School. 10 30 a.m., Worship St>rvlceo, Sunday, 7 30 p m, BiblE' Study, Wedn esday, 7 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLI NESS HarrtsonvlllP Road Rev DPwey King pastor: Clinton Faulk, Sunday School Supt, Sunday School 9 30 am, morn ing worship l1 a .m Sunday eoveonln~ servicE' 7 30 p m Praye-r MPPtlng, Wednesday, 7.30 p.m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non -Pentecostal. Worship SPrvlct> Sunday 10 a m , Sunday School 11 a.m Evening worship servl('(' ., 00 p m weanesaay prayt>r meeting 7 00 p m MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Loca ted In Tt>xas Community off Ct Rt 82 Rev Robert Sanders pastor J~f Holter , lay leader, Ed Rous h, Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a.m , morning wors hip and children's church, 10·30 am . rvenlng prPa chlng service on the- second and fourth Sundays at 7 30 p.m , Christian En di'avor on thE' flrsl and third Sundays at 7 30 p m Wf:'dnf'Sd ay prayer meeting and Bible study, 7.30 p .m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Located on 0 J . White Road or Hlghwa)' 160 Pal HPnson , pastor Sunday School10 a m . C la ~ses for all ages Junior Church 11 a.m .• Morning worship 11 am Adult C hoir practice 6 p m Sunday Young Peo pies , Children's Church and Adult BlbiP Study , Wednl'Sday at 7 :II p m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEl. , 570 Grant St . Mlddlepon Affiliated with SOuthern Bapllst Comentlon David Bryan, Sr, Ml nlster Sunday School 10 a m · Morning worship 11 a m .. Evening worship 7 p m Wednl'Sday evenin g Bible study a nd prayl'r meetin g 7 p m BRADFORD O!URCH OF CHRIST, S1 Rt. 124 and Co. Rd 5 Mark Sef'Vl'r~. minis tl'r Sunday School Sup! Harry HE'n dricks, Sunday School9 30 a .m Morn In ~ worship 10 30 a m , Evening worship 7 p m Wednesday worship 1 p m LUTHERAN CHURCH. Corner Sycamore and Sf'cond Sts, Po mt>roy Th e Rev W\11\iim Middleswarth, pstor Sunday SChool 9· ~5 a m, ChurC'h serv ice 11 a m SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msgr Anthony Gla nn amor(' Ph 992 5898 Sa tur· day EvPnina Ma ss 7 30 p m , Sunday MaAs, 8 a m a nd 10 a m ConfE'sstons Cllf' half hour lx>tore eac h Mass CCD classes, 11 am Sunday VICTORY BAPTIST. 525 N 2nd St . MtddlpPOrl James E Keesee. pastor Sunday morning worship 10 a m , EvPn· lng 5l'rv\cf' 7 p m WednT"Sday Pvenln~ worship 1 p m Visilattoo, Thursday 6 JO 7pm MT OLIVE OOMMUNITY CHURCH. Lawr('Jlre Bush. paslor Max Folmt'r, Sr Sup! Sunday School and Morning Worship 9 30a m, Su nda ytvPnlng servtce 7p m Youth meeting and Bible Stud~ WE'dnE'!i day 7 p m UNITED FAITH CHURCH Rt 7 on Po mE'roy By Pass Rev DavldWiseman, Sr. pastor ME' lvln Drake, S S Supt Sunda y S.: hool9 JO a m , Momtng Worship 10. 30. Evenlng Worship 7 30 p m , Wednes da y Pray£1r Service. 7 30 p m FArTH BAPTIST CHURCH, Rai lroad St , Mason Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Morn ing worship 11 a m , Evening se n Ice 6 p m Pra}oer meeting and B\bl£' Study Wf'd · nf'Sda; 7pm FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rt?v N' IP Borden, pastor Corn e\lu~ Bunch, supt Sunday School 9 30 a m , St>rond a nd rourlh Sunday ~ worship serv ice at 2· 30 p m MT MORIAH BAPTIST Fourth a nd Main Sl , Mlddlf>l)ort Rev C llbt•rt Crai g Jr , pastor Mrs Erv in Baumgardnl'r Sunda'w School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m, Worship SPrv\ce, 10 45 a m 1-614·696·133 7 1-614-593·169 3 6-23-'86·111!0. PRINI' SHOP F11 AN Y•w ,llrl11t1 N11h rwS: Offoce Sowlita & furoitun, Wtdtling NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE R('v Glendo n Strood, pastor Sunda ySchool 9 30a m , Worshipsl'rv iC(', 10 30 a m, Youth serv lcl' Sunday 6 15 p m Sundayevenlnlo1servlc<'7 OOpm Wed nNday Pra y('r Meet ing a nd Blbll' Study 700p m NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Sun day aftPrnoon S(>r;!rcs a t 2· .10 Thursday P\'E'fllng servicE'S at 7 30 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Ma son, W Va Pastor, Bill Murphy SundaySchoollO a m , Sunday evening 7·30 p m Praye r m('('ting and Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m Everyooe wt>lcomP RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa IPm St Rev Paul Taylor, pastor. Su nda y School lOam ; S undaye-vening 7.00p.m WednPs da y evening prayer mePHng 1 00 p.m. SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHU RCH , S!lvpr RJdge. Duane Syden strick e r, past or Sunda y School 9 a.m , Worship Service 10 a m ; Su nda y evening service, 7 00 p m Wed nesday nili(ht Bible study 7. 00 p m SERMONETTE GOD'S 11111EWORKS The 41h of July was a very good day for memories. As a child of 50 years ago, not IJr today's chUdrm, we had firecrackers, rockels and pin wheels and sparklers. At night the rokJr In everyones yard was ; beaulttul. Flull!s rt light made oo toose warm 4th of July evenings ' •tw llnf!r In my memory. : I like to see Ill! llghtmlng oo a rainy dark night. God's fireworks. : you nilght say. Llghtmlng scares some people howe~~er. One of ' God's gltta Is Uke tlrec'rackers of years ago, the fire tty or llt!htenlng • bu11111 we lddacaUed tll!m. They are truly God's 4tho! July salule. ; Only It IB not reserved ooly for the 4th o! July. God's lovely blinking llretllefl come w t many nights durtng the summer acason. To 111 on : your porch and watch Ill! &entle blinking Ugh IS IBI OIOOI (l CloiiCIICSS : to God and gives us a warm spol mwr hearts. You can cvon sit In )'OUr houfltl and took rut til! wlnoow. It'siTJire run to tx> on tho goren and feel the cool breeze rt evening and watch till! blinking nashlng llght.l of till! !lrelllel. Makee )IQI feel God' I pl'f!ICIIce and a calm or ~let co111e1 Wl!!f' one and an. 1 Children need to calm 001111 before IPinl to bed to •loop. Silting on , the pordl with !amlly and.watdllng God'• ttrework1 dlaplay Is a calming time. Why nottumolltli!T.V.andjp 11too your porch some ' warm e~~en1n11 with yotlr family and aee how clo10 you !eel to God • and family? No need to talk «ll"lhout, Jtllt CJ!Iel 1alk till mQre than a', few whllpera need do. Flre!llel do bell wren I he lompcrature Is 68 ; deareea or more. Go wtllde ..den .tor God't •lh or July fireworks on j dllplay, the klveiy, wondtrfld flrf Dy (11' U~ttnlni bug. Feel the ~ pre.ence ol Cllm and God. You will bt lllld-you did and your 1 children w1U be 1torln1 IDIIM! wonderful chUdhcod memories or ; nature, ol tamty and d Clod. VII)' 8DIId '"'lmorlollndeed will they i be tlr the day1 oft.. far Altllro. We flied pte! memonee ollam!ty 1 and God to help tn daYt to~. - ,..., \WIIun Mldcllelwanh. • At. 4, HyHII Run Rd. Pomeroy. Oh10 46789 Ph (8141 992-2834, 992-6704 The Slit It 0• Fer July f SfRVKE RUTLAND MINE SUPPLY CO. 34011 New Uma Rd. RUTlAND, OHIO POLISHING SYSTEMS ~OCAL •lOCAllY OWNED LABOR *Melli Buidinrs *"* llclildi~ DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 • • Bildints •MI. SiltS AWIILABl£ WAMSLEY &GRAY Phone 5-14-Jio (304) 773-5527 Dl 195-3316 PLUMIING & ICUTINr. New l.o<o 6on: SAlES & SERVICE 255 Mil., Mloldlopot-t 104 lllo6orry A• .. r... roy Pay Your Cable 8o ,..,r- IUSINISI "'ON! (6 141 9'12-6150 IESIIINCI PHONI 992-3345 (6141 9'12- 312/"n 1 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT ARMY SURPLUS & CAMOUFLAGE Sizes 4 Vrs and up ALSO HUN-:NG. SURVIVAL and VARIETY ITEMS POST OffiCE IN MASON, W. VA. 304-773-5222 Public Notice NOTICE OF H_,, W.Va. 211285, __,.ed ex-. o1 '"' Morflyn Sue Do¥ia. P-eJ.q. Lena K. N-lllroed 26. (8)1 3tc -· ,, "'-AOUU •ftAYI <HAIMI •MIOALI oOAYILI NOW U)CAitD lT 2411o<lft<f An. t) ~ ~- _;p Gollipolis.:. lmo BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM IUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Prim" PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY <AUS 4- 16 .' IIi lfn NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADUCIARY "On JIAy 14. 1916. in lie Mtiga County Poobote Court, R- Let H-. 9191 C.,_ Rood. Albony, Ohio 46710 - __,.ed Exocuto1 ol the l'eorl H. Hoyet, ed. lott of 42966 Gl· ley Ridge Rood. Bodford Townahlp, Meigs County . Shade. Ohio 46 n8 " Robert E. Budc Poobote Ju"'o LenoK. - a d ""' CLC COINS Worked in home area CALL 667·3271 • Co•p•re the G•llty Befort 1 mo 20 yean SALES & SERVICE SU. .IHOUIS 1-7 M·TH Aufhoriztd John D11re, Now Hollallll, lush Hog 985-3937 Call for Dirtctions 6-16-'16· I mo. Clook Happy Ads I LOVE YOU BONNIE SUE I want the whole world to know how much I love you. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addon1 and rtmodtling - Roofing end gutter work - Concrete woril - Plumbing lind tltctncal work (free Ettim•tel) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992 -7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 415 '861c TED 54 Miac. Merchandise MGII form C1ty Sptdala CIIVliT -LIII'IBI !IIPPLYH ... (uhtrl ... hg. 1.4.15 ft. NOW ONLT 13.75 "VINYl SIDING 0 ALUIMtUM SIDING "BLOWN IN INSULA nON _BISSELL SIDING CO. Ntw Homts luHt "Free E1tlm1t11" 11 hp ......,lawn , _ PH. 949·210 1 or 949·2160 Ree - •2,009 86 NOW Olfl T 11550.00 POMEROY. OHIO 114-1192-2111 U. S. IT. 50 EAST GUYSVILI£, OHIO form !quipmont O.ltr •••• Serwlee fttM E~.,, Perfe & 1·3-'86 tic No Sunday Calls Real Estate General INTEIESTED.IN BUYING APPROXIMATELY 2112ACRES OF n. IT. 7 NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL? IF SO, PLEASE PHONE HOME NAnONAL BANI "Free Estimates" CAU COLLECT: Ph. I6141143-S42S ACCENT 110 11> W. Mom II FENCE COMPANY PH. 992·6931 Ptmtroy, Ohit, 992-6711 ~ Aft.r ~- 742·2027 '73· ' 80 QM Ftnd_,t 73·80 GM Rocltlf Panell n 79 Ford Fender~ TNck Btd ...... s c• 118 139 Full 1175 t1115 M~n1 frMO.IivtrV II Th IIMIA,_ •SPEED OUHN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SAIRUTE SALES & SERVICE ....., WI Hen Afill n.. Sltop Ttthlel•• RADIATOR THE BIID Cl E SER~CE We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks . & FISH POND Pn SHOP PAT HILL FORD Middleport ••• D.., lt lf..t.,. .... EXOTIC BIRDS. TROPICAL FISH. HAMSTERS. KITTENS. BIRO SEED. CAGES 6 AQUARIUMS 59 N. 2nd Avt. 992·6784 Middleport. Ohio 1 -13-tfc 5·20-'16'1 mo FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS 0 Co~uterized Hearing Air Selection Molds · lnlerpreting Services -az: Swim LISA M. KOCH, M.S. i5::z: -z Licensed Clinical Audiologist (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 8-13 tin 2-17·16·tfn bl• for privata dulv In your home or the hoiPIIII Avalllble all houn Cali &1 • ·992· 7•otO. . Experienced nur . . lkle avail• Will do baby sitting In my homt Call 814·992·6667 tftlf 7.00 pm 1B Wanted to On Tree wort wanted, prumng. topping removals . hedg11 & bulh• trlmm.d Lend claaring Fr• eat•mat• CaH 114-448 1832 Ouatifled Home Ec tt~ch• w111 do aawlng , •h•atlons an~ gl\le ........ 304-178-8712 Wllkl old Cat\814· 256 ·9387 New IChool doth"? Fund •••· 1Rg7 Awn\ Free start upfetltctn 4 btllauttful pupplflt, very playful Call 114-379 2103 Will do peintll'lg intklt and out, mowing and othtt' odd jobs 304-e-75-7991 Financ1al -=--=---:---21 Business Body lhop hainw. Some IJIIP• 0 pportu n itv by July 23 &1•·992·7180 I . _....._C_ _ ~'ilue He1ler 14' Wli.a old Can et4·2111-1392. Shon h•tfld Colllt mi~~:ed IIIP , •• 614-742-27&4 3 pu,._l• "ti Sheptrd. 'II &order Col.fit, 8 wilt old. tleo 1 female Shepard 814-742 2808 Du- stogJveewty Ptrtofthtm 1re Mall~rds and tome of them m1Ied CaH 814 742 -2113. Female B..,dl Batglt • y .. rl old Good with chUdren Cd 814 ·992· 2834 or 81ot -992- AnENTIONII Muon County W. Vt .. d lewrence County Ohio ONL VIII Now hiring IUPif· vi10r1 . , d demonltrltDrs Show Chnlfmas dtcOrat10n1 for ptrty a 304 875 2320 Variety of all color klt1en1 304-676-6361 Cats end kittens, phone 304· 876·4158 after IS 30 Puppy, malt. 6 months at d. 1h Lib • Spemet Playful, g.,tlt &c....,t with ehlldrtn 304- 871 7122 6 lostandfound LOST Aug 13. black ·brown Doberman. 5 yr old. sprtfl6 female. fri..,dly Fairfield Ch . Rd . art~ Cai!Gart Gib10n , AI 3. Box Smelt black dog 1i1e of a Cocker Sp.,lel ma4e May r. Poodle mil DebbM o, Call 814 44ft 4781 . •Commercial RAYMOND E. PROFFm (MAC) RACINE, OHIO Office 949-2438 Enwtraenn LOST Black k1tten Vlctnity of llc.st bur••u or odd lot1. Call 114 · 44e·91552 with any infDrrn11t10n M1roon '-dies billfotd Vianhy Mtwwn Krottf 'l 8. little Kyger Ad. If found piNn call Donn1 TtlofT1)10Jl 814 ·448· 2939 altef a Found Large Colhe dog wtlfil'lg ooll• Found at Pomeroy H11Jth Care Cent•r Call 114-992· 81101. loll: ladt. blfocalt In un mu. 1.ot1 fifn weP 11f July Aeward Call 814·992· 7&88 Of ,,,_ 882-2318. 9 Wanted To Buy Wt p-v cuh for lett model clNn Ulld .lim Mtn• Chw ·Oklt Inc Bll Gana John10n '*'· THE SAME LOW PRKES •Certainteed •Mastic •Aicola 114-441·31112 TOP CAIH paid "" '83 modol end ntw• UMd can. lmfth lutdo·Ponllac. 1111 Ea.,. . Aw , Galllpolla Col 114-441- CUSTOM' GARAGE BUILDING . J&L INSULATION PH. 992-2772 &-JI-'IHIIIO. Would Ill• to ,.., or buy 1 lol MOUnd LM1':h IMm c~ .. or Outer u• hive ...... . "" 11-. Call Ia-7'2-21 . .. 11101 avallablf'l Call todn . 814 992-5177 H~• IPif'lmant house for ule Cttl 814 992 · reuonebte 8022 23 Professional Services Wettr waUl Jlrrvlced and drilled Free ettimatll C1H 81ot-992 - TODAY! (collect)30•· n• 0924 600S ~ 814 742 3147 rL:::::::::~~~:J------==::~--~ Pomeriiv -- ··· - Middleport llc Vicinity --- ---GallipoliS" llc Vicinity Julv 17 18 & 19 9·5 St Rt 564 tum left on BulavilleAodnfl¥ Ad IICOfld hoult t6gkt Otho Mitchell r11idence. Lots b6g 11 clothing lor ,.,.., & women, tho• pur.... 11erao & light track upes, perfume• a 4 Family l1ttl• Bulltkin Rd off At 21 B. Sat 8·15 S•l•· leaving the area. Tr•h and tr~M~Urt You trelnvit«<. Next to Clay Twp Hall. Call 11ot· ot41· 2378 . :M4 LeGrande CknhM. booka, Sat July 19, 9· 7 Btnedums Succna Rd. jusc off of At 1 Fwnrture, d•shel , ctothn, mrac •ho• 200 Pf new school Bova and g~rts •• 00 pr . Baby atto• t4 00 pr Mens and boys over lho• t2 00 P' GW11 avar lhe thoe boot• 13 00 ptl Pku mlf'ly other ;tams will be aokl at a yard lilt. Sat Juty 19 betiindie.Jacka Club corner oft AI. 143 and At 7 9-1 2 m1\" out 143 Jutv 17 .. d 18 Hende..-on r•ldenot fumllure. 10y1 & mite Thurt • Fri., a Sal g .pj July 19th 10·5 Thinga from A to Moving Sale Uallfut thln;t cheep. Next to CitY Twp buUdini Cal for clrec::tions 4 fJmdy a tenths of a mile out St Rt 143 Friel.., and Saturday Juty 18 and 19 900 ·400 Keraoene Heaun baby Z T..forda, Ractne 11•·441·2378 . Y•rd Stle Fri. 18th, 8M 19th. l -fum_o._h_m__o_• _ _ _ _ __ Jull oft 141 on Lmcoln Pllto II c ..ttnery Moving a• toota ot all klndl. 0 Pt Pleasailt llc Vicinity lot "' ....,.hlng. - h ... 10 ...... htlp chlklren. For lnlorme- Qp~ tlon P'- call 114-448-3171. 4 fomlly. Saturday July 11th onty, on Sand•' • Drive off UHd moble homt1 Preftt 10' The training you naedr For the joba you WMII finanetel ... 1:11· NEW\ NEW! NEWI frH trip to Hawaii can be youre 01'1: ln on t~a ground floor olareas newell party plan wtth ftlablilhtd C:O"t)lf'IY lldiell Hiring for wori at horr. man•ar position•. Fledablehoun. Gr... pay. Details wtthout oblgation CAll WANTED TO IUY uted - d . 6 12' wkl• Cal 114-448· 0171. Soutkeattem Buatneas College\ 185-6733 zzaz. ... Call14·441-3111 . Llundry equipment far lillie an matle your hDutl No collecting, dtl1vetring or .,vfttn-..nt frNklt and trlll'lir'lg Call collect J04- 4Famity3ml181fromhosphalon 110 Saturday only 1-8. ootl - -- IWAIN'I FURNI· 1URE. 3<11 .• Olivo lt. OtMipo· opportunity. Join locollon, 12.500 Coii814·4489SS2 Part· tlme or full· t1me, j~tltrY 300 to 400 lb Htl't'ford heifer in tha ~hton Area 30•· 115· 8780. VINYL SIDING WE HAVE MOST All POPULAR BRANDS AT plan gold~tn Carol Dov 1-100-227-1510 AV0#4 , 3 optn tarrnori81, tall 1 month old pupp1" to gNe away 1h Pit flu!\ Call 304- 882 Small male I month old pup black whitt, mii breed. part Beagle. dog houM indudtd A Frlendty Home Toy Part•n. lhe laadar for 31 years Openings for m.,IIIJ. . and dtat. .. We hiiVe the largeet and beet line in pttrty plan. No caah lnve11rnern, no dtllvtrlng or colltct6ng Earn b6g money plus bonUHI and trt"el ..,oentWM. C.M mw toll , .. to 800-1142 -3119 304-875-1428 N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR •Residential PRIOR MILITARY SERVICE INOIVIOUAl& -Eam enrt mo ney i"'tkt Army National Guard An E· 4 ooukf make u much as •131 91 for one week-end • mmtk. Othtlr btn.tlta Include •150.000 00 life Insurance, pro· rrm 110n1, tPacial training, retir• ment program l•d ..ucational fundint Cal to ' " 1f you qualify. 304· 8711 39150 or 1- B704 180. GaUipoliJ Oh 814 -3792432 Howard L Write11l 949-2263 or 949·2168 EASY ASSEMBLY WORK! $71• 00 p., 100 Guarantfitd paym•t No ul• Details-send ltemp.t env•lopt: Elan -IB·C? 3418 Errt..-pn11, Ft P1erce, Fl - - - - - - - - , , - - ·lc6 GREAT BEND ELECTRIC, Inc. •Industrial Gutters Down1pouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Giveaway 5 puppies, half bttldl. l..lb 982-11022 Mature, hard working parson With common tenlt tnd good work athlct 10 Ill an apprentllhip mnt position No tiP• nenoe neceaaary Must be 18 ~tars ot age P.-y ad\ranCM and prormttona according to pro· grns and tbllity Apply in ,..on at Vau~an• Cardmat before 10:00 amMon through Sat. dllt;OUnt 1lckltl, phone 304· .e 446-2188 913 -1537-2918 Sun , Juty 20, 2.00 PM. fadlr lng lhe "Dunn Brothers" for 2391 CHESUR-915-3307 NEW -llPA• Coontry Bluegrass Festrval, P•· triot Auction Bam. Petriot, OMo 388 8734 "Free htimates" Installation Awailallft Room bo•d and laund,Y for elderly Aesonable ratn 1 •- New products Excellent m· come Diltrtbute M1n1 Vauh:s Gutrantted mcome No selling 2108.,., 800 282 -21&7 Situations Wanted II RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE ROOFING blrthd1y I)IH1i~t~ 1nd K1ttens to grweawey Call 614- if 12 IV• femlly reun10n1 C1ll 814-384- 4 8137 A golden opportumty Join Fnendly Home Toy Partin. the leader for 31 yeera. Openingl tor men Ill. . and dealers We have the lerg11t and bett line m PllrtY plll'l No c•h invettment, no delivlfing or mtlecting. Eam b6g money plu1 bonuMa and tr.... et 1n cant Call now toll frN to Carol Day 1· 800-227 -16t0 SWEEPER and IIWinQ machine repair. parts snd auppiiM P1ck up tnd delwery, D1vi1 V.:uum Ci..ner. one h1lf m1l1 up Georges Cr..W. Ad Call 114 441-0294 p1cn1cs, Am•ictn'l new•t Chrlttmaa plfty pl.n Medl demonatrJitora Fr.. Kitll Call Jan 304· 717 33482 876-5679 or 871 5797 139 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZINITH •SYLVANIA 3 Announcements 7-16 86 2 mo 3-D AUTO CENTER 4/1/tfn 10' '"""' •• lttg. 15.1 s ft. NOW ONLY IUS BOGGS Announr.emenl s VINYl & AWMINUM Well uperi.naad l..y fat~ 110nal blbyaitt1ng. ov•mt;l'll employment when ,....,. are out of town Good pay, reflf'enoe requ1red. Wntelo~~; P 11 in care Pt PIMStnt Aegitt• Pt Pluunt , WV Mature woman to day with adlool age duldren Call 614· NOAH 'S ARK ANIMAl PARK School• churchn. CO"t)_.y 992-2196 Buying /Selling Gold, Silver 141( Chains, Coins, Collector's Accnsoriu .,Ilion (7118. 26; (811 3tc 5 Service 2 vA W"RRANTV Public Notice - . ot Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Typao Hygienic Akt, Point Ple..-nt gJOup hon-e Contact Homer Rutherford. 30•·8715-15009. A- 1 Corf1)any looking for 1ndi· vidual to hlrt, train and manege toy party p.,.,nnel. Th•e people will dtmonltrat• our No 1 l.,e of toys, gifts and Chr•ttmal deeoratlona No 1nv11tmantweeldy ch-*• Call today collect 304· 736-8330 MAKE IT ARilL US£ WANT ADS SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Green acres hu opening for Coli 814-26 8-9361 7/9/'86/1 mo EUGENE LONG RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL Custom Design Slllt•IKUOn Gulllrtnl•d - Jr~~~~== • 126 3nl SlrWI. - Cooo No 25193. ELITE POLE BUILDINGS :-tt•f 800-1142-3118. Nnd babysmer in my OOme, tnfent • toddler 111f reqt.nred Elements FREE Est & Dernonttr•tions AM Work Gu•ranteed 1n Wnting Closed Tuoa~ PRIOR MILITARY SERVICE INDIVIDUALS-Eam ..ttl ma nev'" the Army Natkmll Quard An E·ot could mike 11 much 11 t131 96 for one wHit-and a month. Other b.ntflts lndude t50,000 life mturlf'lce. promo· tlons. apldal training , retir• mtnt P'ogram, and •ucational funding Call to •• il you CJ.Ialify 30.\-875-3950 or 1 Reps Needed , for butin.., ICc:ountl Full time $60,000· 180.000. part dme 112.000 *18,000 No tethng, repelt busin•• Set vour own houn Training provkfed Cell 1·812· 938-8870. M-FM, Bam to 6pm (Central Standard Time) w/APS DUPONT TEFLON FREE. INSTALLATtON APPOINTMENT OF ADUOARY "On JIAy 15. 1986. in ""' {7) 18. COME 992 -2038 , WE TO YOU" OPEN Mon -Wed Thun -F1I & Sat 9 a.m. to 6 p.m ACROSS FROM 5-15-"86-1 mo. - · ot By Mid11el Norton , PRICE 7-7-'16· 1 mo Restores Faded O•idizad Finis has To Showroom Lus1er oCARS •TRUCKS •BOATS •PLANES & MORE Presorves 8o Seats From Harth APPLEi LAMPl & FIGURINE! 111 W"""ly poychockl. 8olluldaal p b tor moth... tor mer tNcherw. party piM dla14M'"I CALl (colltct} NOWII fOr detallt. Bony V•allo 13~1744 0924 Man~gemMt Trtln81. Establilhed reUul store cha1n Meking mMagtmtnt trtlnte candidatn, no experience r• quir.d . Sand rMUme 10 P 0 Boi 1308, Portsmouth , Oh1o NEVER WAX AGAIN! CEMIN1 DOGS & U 11 UT'S BUILD UP TOOfTHfltl Help Wanted 45882 H!AVY LAIGI liD lUllS 116.95 5-7-2 mo. o...:t GREAT POSITIONIII ml11 thil opportunltyiWortcfromyour ho rna himg and trainiftt peo pl... FREE trrMnlng provkled Wtnted· EnthUIIUtic end ... .,. gttic per.on Pref., 18 -26 yean of 1118'· with good communlc• t.on 111:111 Polilions avalablt to work for Southaanam Oh1o '1 outdoor recrMtton firm No txperien ~ ntedad Wilt tram\ Start lmmHiattiV Call be· twaem 10-5 m 114·281-2248 A~ for Pam PH. 742-2656 SYUCIISE, 01110 FREE ESTIMATES Phone Billa Hara Clook port Sunday mornlng sl'rvice 10 15 a rn Sunda y E'Ve nln l!: 7 30 Thursday momlng Bible stud y 10 a m Wednt'Sdav eYI'Rln g 730p m JO'S GIFT SHOP ForiM, Cll(ly Strvil•. It<. lusio•s ECCLES lA FELLOWSIDP, 128 Mill St . Mill St . Middle- WlUAMS lRENCHING We Carry F11hing Supplin c*n1ed, ..te of 562 Sou1h F'"'Mh Street. Middleport. Mtiga County. Ohio 46780" Robert E. Budt ~1 We also have black gas pipe for industrial use. septic tank pipe and all fittings . 304-372-5709 10-i4 «c Custom Welding Lowboy Heuhng Septic Systema LocenHd 6 Bonded ltolit-y, Mognotil Signs, tulober lt...,s, Ave Rev Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Not tlngham Sunday SC'hooi Supt Sunday School 10 am . w!th classes for all ages Evening services at 6 p m Wednesday Bl ble stu dy at 1 30 p m Youth sen• 1ces Frl day at 7·30 p m WORD OF FAITH. 11 PH. 304-675-2441 BEND AREA CALl Ripley Office For Hours Plumbing Service 304-117&-5768 ... 1-800-192 1072 S1~rv~ees For Industrial or Residential Use SUIGEIY IY APPT. Backhoe Servoce 161 North Soconcl Middloporl, Ohio 45760 onol Grlltluation PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY , Racine, Middleport Brother Chuck McPherson , pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m : Sunda y E'Ve nin g servires at 7 p m a nd Wednl'Sday services at 7 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTI ST KPnnPih Smith pastor Sunday Srhool 9 30 a m , church serviCf' 7 30 p m you th fel lowship 6 30 p. m ., Bibl£> study , Thu rsday, 7· 30 p m F1JIL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE 33045 Hiland Road, Poll)('roy Tom Ken,, pas tor Danny Lambert, s. s Supt. Sunday morning Sl'fV ICP a t 10 am , Sunda} even lng servlct 7 30 p m Tu£>sday and Thurs day Sf:>rvlces at 1 30 p m ,<:~N s~:O~yy TRENCHING IS OUR LIN£ Trenching ot Any Typa F111pl ny 1111~ 11 I 305 Jackson bt. Mon.-Wad.-lhurs. 3-S pm ru •. 6:30-l; Frt. 1-2 pm Satoorday 10-11 :30 am LAIGE ANIMAL & PH. OPENINOS AVAILABLE oollng Meni Mac'• ..-.nrllcl line ol toys, gtftl. honw dtDor tt.ma, etc NO dlllvftO. coHIICiinl M lnveatment YDUr hDun. Call 2nd. Avo. MlddltpOrl. Oh. 814992"347 '· HIGH PRESSURE PLASTIC WATER PIPE • :;~,~:~:.7~,~~~ SMAU ANtllAL HOUIS n• QUAUTY - Joseph B Hoski ns . eva n gel l ~ t Sunda}o Bible- Study 9 a m , Worship. 10 a m , Sun day evening sPrv\ ce 6 p m , Wednesda~ PvPnmg serv lfP. 7 p m MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL , Third VETERINARIAN CUNIC Guaranteed 10-8-lfc SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST Rt 124 William Hobac k . past or Sund ay School 10 am, Sunday l'Vmlng serv lcP 7 p m' Wfdnesda y evenin g service 7 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle, Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ing Worship 10.30 a m. Prayer service, altern atE' Sundays "Free Estimates" All Work nn 10% Off Stning this area with PoweSeal seed coating and striping and making of Asphalt & Concrete. Walnul and Henry Sts , Ravl'nswood, W Va The Rev . George C Weirick, pastor Sunday SChool 9 30 a m , Sunday worship Rt. 7, Pomeroy, OH. 6-17-tfc 4 511c MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH - o;;arv da y School 9 30 a m., Morning sefvlre 10 OOa m, Sundayevenlngservlre7 bOp m, Mid·wee k prayer se rvlcf' W{'dnpsday pm •Refrigerators --+--------J LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD- Gilbert Spencer, pastor. Su n PAUL •RIRg&l MIDWEST SEAL & STRIPE Holter pas tor Sunday School, 10 a. m worship SE'rvlce, 11 a m , praypr meetinJl 7 30 p m Thursda y • ST •We1hers •Di1hWB1har1 Ann 992-5432 Middllporl 1-----:~9...,92-5141 All Mebt from 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy INDEPENDENT HOUNESS DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charl es RusSell Sr , minister Rlrk Ma 985-3561 Al1116g, Inc.the Courthouse Across "Sening families" TJST CHURCH Pastor Rober! Byer s Sunday Schoo110 a m Worship servlcP 11 am, Sunday evening service,7·30 p m , WednE>Sda} l'vening sl'l'vlce 7 30 p m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, VErnon EldridgE' minister. 01\vpr Swain Sunda~ School Sup! Prf'achlng 9 30 a m f'arh Sund av •••• ""'/ 1 "F~tlllltl IC~Ife g Frl•i C/Hdtt" 264 5. 2nd, (CUT OUT FOI FUIUIII USII .··oo··"'·· FUNERAl HONI CHRIST. St Rl lJS, Antiquity Rev Franklin Dlckms pastor Sunday morn lng tO am, Sunday pvenln g 1 30 p m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.Thursday E'ven in g 730 p m MEIGS COOPER.\TIVE PARilH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER PLAINS ST 7-8-'86·1 mo. K-EN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Rawlings-Coats-Blower (row's famill Resta~r111t STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP TUPPERS PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 ~ IIU Quickel A.UT ' ,&...TrRoyUOChiKo IY-614·143·5241 POMEROY, OHI0-992·6677 • ... • 992-2975 Pomeroy o 11 REPAIR Alto Tr..lllhtlu 614/992-2644 106 lulltr..,l bo., ro..roy, Oh. P-roy, 011. &EN ~FRANKLIN' Syracuse 16141992-2039 or 16141992-5721 Meog• Count.r'• Olde.t Floml 362 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 45769 TRANSMISSION REPAIR G arage 124 pair• (including microwaves). Electronic 'Orgent. Mobile novice. APPl.-614-949-2145 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Jonn F Fultz, Mgr Ph 11'12·2101 1 fLOWIIS FOI EVElY OCCASION 204 Condor St. I Cabinet lakinc • -Psalm 56 11 RACINE PLANING MIU , RALL'S Mill Worii- I "In God have I put my trust. I w1ll not be afraid what , . , _ (6141 741 7777 P. J.-PAUlEY, AGENT AM major eppiN!nca re- Po111111g Flow~t Shop FRANCIS FLORIST INSURANCE SERVICES Rulllnd, Otuo41771 '. wm ......... erown. Owner 992-3325 949-2550 •TYs, ' Antennas Satelite Sales lnatallatlon senic1 currtnt taderat lilt. rings, ~elry, R . . .g ware, dd coin1. lale currency •• Top prl· c• Ed. urkatt Barber Shop, 11101 Help Wanted Government Jobl. •11,040 tB9,230-yr N- ltlllllg. C•ll 81 4·448-8272. Buymgd~go~ ~~-~~~ lr=::~:=::::~:::=ilr=~;::::;~~::~~iflr:::::~~~::::::iirf~;;~~~~~~;=il~~~;;~;;;;;;~~~~~~;;~::::::::~ & (OIJNJRY ,0 L& S Roger HyseII J I 1 REPAIRS I 7 The Daily Noighbomood Rd. Yardaalt1 3mlt.outSendHIII c,_m houH on .. ft Fri Sat 8 · 3. Ou•lltv kids ckJthn, baby hema. curtaine. al kinds of dllnp. NoW WVU ond MU r I ._T_-_ ..,_'"'- '-· - - - - - - - 1· I family yard 1111, Frl SM Sun 112 Sycemore Lena Ntw Haven Jack Henan. look tor 1~n1 " Everything" Yard S~t. one tot wtndOw Mlh, one lot door1. Wltw lly, Gold· fWt .nd rn6ac items. I mMtl out Crab Creek Road, Frl, ... oend Sun l �' r-naey, .IUIV Page.,...a-,...The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Midd ill ' I I ' I I ' ' 31 LAFF·A·DAY H ome1 for Sale z 3 bdr. homt, elate to town. batha, Plrttr fumiahed. GR hilt. towu11Utfii.C.II114-2419241 . 3 bdr., l. .eldtchen. Nth. udllly room. llntle ...... 2 Clf drfvtway, IMCII yard. - 814· 441·1 3&8. 12 EwntHgt., Oelllpolil. 3 bdr., rlft'NHM!td k'tchen, full ..... m1nr with firlipl.ce. 1 bntl. C.l 114·441·1&91. 11ft ltoriel. 4 • 6 bdn.• 2 blths. tul b•s,.,.t, flre.,a..,._ 14a20 butkling wtth ,_,.... I. 1 tcrt1 Farm. . • 53,000. C..ll14-245&197. . Must Sell Log Cabin on Raccoon c - Ill' Julv 2&1h. From G•lllpolia tae Rt. 141, go 10 ml. , r6ght on Cora MIM Ao.t. ...... ~hoorod~i~~l. dflrlt _!!.MI 10 ~·h '"' t, ..u tn • c:-n on / ~ in Rio Ortnde n. . lob fvtrll 8181 . , / _ . / '/ G~-~,_~ Quality home, newt, remodtlad ch~ce location on CDIIt~~ Rd. Svracu ... newcomptttekitch~ end leundry, llr conditioned. lerg1lot. 814-992-5324. Go'*mtnt homn from t1. fU · Oollnqu repen). ant tu. pro~erty. Repoauuiont. C1ll 801·1871000 bt. H-9105 for current repo lilt. ~..~ lroomhou•a. 1.2ecr•. 0 ou.,e '" · Clffllftllle. l ocatldon OH H'" " Bargain priced 120.000. C1N 114·171·2&13. ~. 1 • 1 H'" s l ower .... e. nUit C In, Yrl· cuw. 3 Mdfoom, i•g• khchen. largelivlngroom. air. cond., dith carptt..t. twg• g•age. 814-992 -7478. oflor 5,30 114· 912·3402. w~th• . Pric. ,_.uced. 4 Nctroom home on 7 ecr.. Hunt•ra par.ctiae In Ch•t• erea. t32.000. Call 814-9815- q ' ·'I ....,..,.........;:::. "It's a slice of frozen pizza on a stick. I invented it myself." t;;;~~~~;=~~~:"'j,i7~~====~~~ 36 Loti 8t Acreage Portltbrook Sub- 'hac:Niot. C•lt 114-44-1-1121. "V 1. Nice•••cuttve-ehome. 3100 ~"· eq.ft. ltv . .... inground pool. with Of wlthot.lt ICfMgt. IR 110. 4 mi. from Holler. Lt.. option 1 pollibllhy. C•• 114448-7322. 7 ICret with mobNe home hook· up Call,.·lll-3825. In Chaat•r tree . 110.000. 41 Housel for Rent 3 bdl, me bMh, 1.-ge T.V. rm with FP. lqe Ylrd on Rt. 35. 1350-mo. Reg requnct. C.ll 114·441· 4389 or 304-875· 9 7IO. 828 First Aft!., O..Upolil, Oh. I rm. houH. Cal 814-.-..1·384& tftlf" 4PM. .. bdr. '"-uoe. 3 mH•. South of ·~ Oeltipolil on Rt. 7. UOO mo .. Me. dtp. r.:p~it-111. Cell dl'/1 114-441· 1811 eve. 114·44815222. ht11 nice 1.,01 modern home w -inground pool on SR 110. 4 mi. from Holl:..-, ,.,.,... 011 • ncurity depollit requlr..t, 1475 mo. Cell 114-448-7322. fwniahtd efficiency apt., c.,tt lhrout,:t. eingl• working Plf"· 8 01 ... cludl 7 onrg "e 1 ':.·4C41~ 1 14·.•- 1 4".:" 0 2102. Plaetlc cittern state tPProv«t, pintle eeptic ttnkl, pllttlc culv.RL rnttal cutvtrta. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jack· eon, Oh. 814· 211-5930. !! Oakl Apt.· Now ..king appNcat6ona for 1 & 2 ta.~room •pta. Equll Housing Opportunly. Monogod by U.S. Shollor Corp. C•ll Mon.-Fri. 9-4 114 -N27570. 01k Hill, Ohio Terry Hat•A•klent M.,..eg., 1 bedroom apt. for rent. B11ic rent ttM"ts t21&. e month thl1 includet aU utllltlll. OepoiH NqUired of 1200. Contact vu. lagt Menor Apt. Middleport. e14·M2·7717. Equel Housing Opponunlty. Pomerov 2 bdr, N.,lort Run, ~ t175 mo. t100 depoatt, rard, patio. Clll aftel' fJpm 1114-812- Sum"*' ltvingt Veettlon Sp• del. ViMage Or_, Apartments are now ICCtJPiing appNc.t6ont for occup111cy or two bedroom apartments. For • llmi'led time the fll'lt mon1h1 r1n1 II 'Ia price. For eppHcadont Of more infar. mation atop b¥' 1pertment No. 18A or call 114-992-1174 Mondey lhrough Thursday. 8:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m. ont,. &204. 814· 981·4278 . 7 year old bf.lwel home. Helt pu"1J, cen1raleif. 2.38 ~~er• of bat.... l.ml, two 3 bedroom.. f.,..ity room, good neigttbof'hood. Call Clet.nd Realty -' 614·892·22&9. A ftoame hou~e. 2 bedroomt. Southside. W. Va. 304-1!175- 1 115. Modem 3 bedroom home. N· ducad to t48,000.00. 304· 171·11047. Hou11 wi1h 17 ICI'tl. outbuild· inp . Depot St. Rutltnd. U715. 114-742-3008 . 3 bedroom. All lltctrlc. wood burning ttov.. PI¥ own utilities. Nt~r Aeechvilla, Ohto. U50. month or UOO. month wttfl .., ....t • • f100 . ........ 114178-UIB. & room "ouM. full baement on 1tJ acre. 304-876-7149. S.lt or rent New Htven. 3 Mdroom~. 2 b8ths. flrepltte. gtrtge. 138,000 .00 or t275.00 month plu1 depo•t. 304-2732471 . 2'h yr . old home Glllipotis Ferry. 1.8 aern with out-building. 304-875-2284. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 MI. WEll . GALUPOUS. RT 35 PHONE 514-441-7274. 1979 1•h70 all fll.c. 2 bdr. on 1'h tern, rang a. refrlg. wash• • dryer lncludad. ell CtrpMad. t18.9&0 . Cetl814-388-8801 . 1972 flamingo 12a85 mobile home, 3 bdr., 1'h bath. total etectrlc, par11V tumlthtd. CA. undlf"Pinnlng, Ba1 0 deck ...king t8.200. Calll14·2•5-9147. 78 Kenwood 12dm 2 bdf ., all etac. CIM 814·379· 2662 or 614 -379·2354 . 1972 mobUehomewrth oneecre l~~nd . 2 mtlel from town . Call 814-44&-1141 . 1980 Uberty 14d;4, 2 bed· room. LJnlumiahed, vinyl Llnderpinn;ng ;nctudad. Mual tall. Cal 304-n3-5873. MOBILE HOMES MOVED: In· turtd. reponllble rttM, Ctll 304-57&·2338 1977 3 br Shultz mobMe home. completely fumithecl lncludll aton. rwfriu•etar, dilhwHhlf, dMP frMZt , washer, dryet". new lhriruil room aurtt, 25 " color TV. J btdt and 2 ceiling tent. porch. thtd and unct.fp~ning . Can be left on r.nted lol. 111 .000 304-871-1&91. 2 bedroom hoult trtller in Lton on hilt acre ground. til lllec, phone 304 -458-1511. 1174 Homelite 12d5. 3 bed· roomt. 1H tlec mobile homt. Clttn and tn good cond. und~r­ penning, blodl, ...c hookup included, t& . 700.00. 304-8953422. 1182CitVton 12•10aHtiiiCtric, aac. cond. 304-578·248&. 33 2 bedroom Dupt.- houN Pll'· tialty furnished. Low utittttel, in PornttOy. Clfl dtYI. 114-992· 2381 Of 614-912· 2108 IIVtn· lnp . Fermi tor Sale Hunwr'• dr....,. Crown City, Ohio. 104 acr•. tmall dwlltlng. tob~co .,_,, min•.. rlgtnt. eome timber. tota tir...,ood, P'iced to .... CaH M_,. 114• 194· 3422 or Well Atllfty 304525-1102. 30 Kf' . .. aood hou• • pond. 1315.000. 6o ec•. pM1ure • wootllwld. 111.000. 30 Upper River Rd . Witt acc..,t 2 chiklr~~n onty, rei. &. dep. Ctll 114-441-2430 or 614·44&0&08 . & Acreage Allhton IMIMdint tltl witt! pullllc wet•. moble ho"* permitted, 304·511· 2UI "'· 304-571· • 22f7. Furntahed one bedroom 19t on Mt. Vernon Avt .. niM'tv remod~ed. carpet. air cond. htlt and wet..- pekl , fil'lt floor duplta, prel• single working Mutt. t200.00 month, dtpOtrt, referenca. Cal 304-175· 2581 . 2 bdr. lduttt only, no pets. 322 3rd. AVe.• O•IUpoh, Oh. CeM 614 -446 ·3748 or 1114· 258· 1903. One bedroom 1pt in Point PIMsent. tKirt nice and dun. adults oniV. no pets. 304-17& 1400. 3 bdr. eKplndo living room. larg• yard. Cell 814-4t8-7473. 314 3rd St. K•n•ua• 3 bedroom fumiiMd trail• with front porch. ntwiV remodalld, deposll required, 304 ·8715 · 3&83. 2 bldroomtreillfAthton Upl1nd Road. • 150.00 month plus utilitill. 304-876-4018 . 2 br tr•iltr in country, n.wly remod•lad. new c•rp•. front porch. nice yard. crty wat•. Non Drinktfl only. Rtflftnotl r• qui red, plu1 depoatt and pay own utilitin . 304 · 89& -3821 anytim•. 44 Apartment for Rant 46 Furnished Room• For rent Sleeping Rooms end light houM keeping roomt. P.-k Ctntrel Hot~ . CaH 1114-44107&1. Aoon. for rtnl. di'V . wHk . month. Gillie Hotal. Ctll &14448· 9680. Rentea tow u t120 month. furnilhd room I 1 15. UHUtiel pd. 918 2nd Gellipoltl. Sh•• beth. Single m.. t . C~l 814441-.W11. 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE HomtPerk. Routt 33, North of Pom•oy. Large lou. Call 814· 992-7479. Kfll wtth mobil• home hook-up, ~ . p•tur•. Ch•ter .,... call814-115-3125. 2 bck. utithi• plt'titlty fum ., 1175 mo. Cell 30-i-87&-&104 or 304-176· 7121. 1 Furnithld apt . 2 bdr •111. 131 'h 4th OaiUpoh. Wat• pd. C•ll 814·441-4418 lfteJ lpm. TJiiltr epecw. Send Hill Ro.t convenient to IChoota, rtore •nd hospilll. City t.Wer Willable. lnqulra RoaM11, 304·17&·4100 bet\wetn 1:00 end 4:00 w~M~; Oldtf ooupl• 2 bdr., utllll• panty pekl f110 mo.. Cal 304· 17&· 1104 or 304· 111· Iilii Of 304-171-7128. HOYM • apartment for elngl•. Cell 304·871·15104 Dr Jo4. 111·13SI "' 304·17&· 7821. Fumilhtd 2 bdr. ept. utiHi• Plf1lalty paid. Call 304-e7151CM or 8'7&-1318 or 304-171· 7128. 1 end 2 bdr. epta. forr.-.t. S.k: Wf, •17t . hale rent for 2 bdr. 1212. Alto t:zoo a.c. dllp. *~· CloM to hodtlnd lftd Spring Y..., PIIU. Jaebon E1t1t1 A.Pif1rMnte, 114-441· 3117 . Equel Housing 0 - l t y. ~ant ~ 1 Fumiabld or unfumlthtd IPt.. low rent, mullt h...,. Coll14·441-7144.oltor !PM. 36 Lot. mortftl. 14• 70 furnilhld thrtlbedroorn. bath & 1h , centfll lir, *250 month, 1260 deposit. Call 814· 441·3793. 34 A. '"'"· Rt. 1 LADn. Make Oflor. 1·804·111·1421. pond. -·Two-... ........ OO p.Pl'tnt81 ' 2 bf' Qerega lpt, Uon. On tht river. 1175. month, HUO Approved ; Muon 2 -bedroom home, nice llfte k)t, Ulf8QI & btument. UOO. month. Hom•tttd Rtthy. 304-875-5640 or 882-2405. FumllhNI apart"*''· adult• ooly. CoM 114· 441·1123. 1. . . . . . • APARTMENT FOR RENT· Now acce,tlng applk:ltiont for r.,tll IIPiftm.-.ta in M•ton Aptt Li· ft ... •or•. ne.ooo. Coli 814·24&·1241. APARTMENTS. mobile hom•. hou. .. Pt. Ple•ent end Qallipolia. 114-441-8221 . 3 bedroom home, St.tf Hou" ·rltM mty ba high• depanding Ao.t, 1300.00 rent, security on income. Hou•ing witl be depotrt and reflrencn. Town .veHeble to etch appNunt ,. and Countr, Aeal Ea1ate, broil:.,.-, u•dl. . of their r1c.. color. religion, MJI or n.turel ortgin. 304·17&·&&41 . lnt•etted tppliclnt• thould cell 304· nl-501 1 or con .. ct D• nllt Streib or Wllter Juetlot It 42 Mobile Homes tht mein office. 1818 Brice for Rent Road. Revnoldtburg. Ohio 43018 or celll14-883·4&14. 2 bdr. tum. or unfurn. ponvenient locetion. Upper River Rd .. all lltilitin Pllid except ttectric. Sec. dep. req . Ctll 814-446· 8&&8. ,......,Gil. ...................... d.... Tr•il• ep.:•. •mil chHdr.-. accepted, Rt. 1. loculi Rolld. bac11 of K • K Mobtlt Horne. Mn i: lun ill downttMt. IIOCitPt on• lmlll ohlld. .., a rol. Col 114-441· 1111. ,, ~ 66 ·~:-:--:--- 14 HP Bo11111 garden 1r1cto, wrth atbchmente. 10 HP Bolen• garden tractor whh ettach· mentt. Cell814-448-281" aft• Pets for Sale Dragonwvnd Catt..-y Kennel. CFA Himalayan. Ptr~i., and Siem•• kittens. AKC Chow puppiet. CMI 614·448-3844 tfttr 7PM . Rabbit hutch with feeder & Willi' bottle. Dr••er with mtrror. utility kitchen cabinet, c.-pet with pld, mlltll delk. Ctll 814-446-4289. 76 78 Room air condhloner, •100. Call114-44e-2991 . Summer Hot Stlel Fluhing arrow sign 12891 Lighted. nonllfow U591 Nonlightad 1228! Fr8t lettMsl Ftw left. Set locally. 1·800-423-0163. any time. Hoapi .. l bed. manu~ 1125. 2 bedroom mobile homt, twning, LJndtrpinntng , cemtrn IIepa. •5000. 814-992 ·5281 . 61 Houaahold Gooda SWAIN AUCTION a· FURNITURE &2 Olive lt.. QatNpoh. utlld wooci·COal ttov-. I po wood Ill ILdt• IHI, bunk bide t118, MtrOft reot~n.. til. nM • URd bedtOOm "'""· ran••· wriftelr ........... . lho•. NM llwingtoDm IUittl tt II· till, '""~~'· allo buylno ooel • wood IIOYM. Coll14·441·3111 . N...,. 0000 UIEO APPUANCEI w_.*Y.._....,.•...,.., rlftQII. lkltOI ApplllnCII, Upfl• A.... ltd. - · ltDno c114· 441· 7311. M...,. C•nty AppMM• Inc. Qaod t.IMII WHM. . 1M TV IMI. 0,.. lAM to lf'M. Moo diN .... 114--·11". 127 3rd. A... '!......llo.O!!. Farm Equipment Utility bldg. IPL: 30'JI40'xl' with 15'd' a 3' Mnt. door. fl,2151 Mtcted . Iron ...... lldgt. 114· 332·1145 collect •lid• HI C trector wim OUithrltorl. dilk, plows, mDwing m.ohlne, blltv rtDwer •ue. Cel 814· 218·1&22. 5 ft. Brullh Hog condHion. 1380. ee1o In -.celent Call 388· Gravetv lttadunenta. rototUI•. rotary ptow.. & 30 lndl mow.r. Cell I14· 31S7-01411fttr &. tMw Hol._,d ... 7. 7ft h"bln1, good cond, 12,210.00. 304· 273·4211 . 62 Wanted to Buy Now buying shall corn or e• com. ClllforiM•tquottl. AW Citv hrm Suppty, 814·441· 2985. Livaltock Musical Instruments 78 > < 1884 Pontile Catalina CVGCI . AI original. 10,000 tctutl mil•. UIOO ftrm. Cott AA· 18i , 9mm, nM , 20 lllundcllp tiOO. C1H 114·992· &710 .. 814· 992· 1881. new tlr•. 1700.00. 304·8715· ' • Hay & Grein 4 pleca drum Mt with carrying CMt. 0ru!TII 11e ludwig & Zlelgin cymb••· Call 814-448 8&33 Of &14-317-7197. KimbtiiC -30rgan forule. Playa IIVeral different inabumtntl. grHt lh•pe. 2 yellS old. t9H . Ctll &14-992-2772 . Deck• Bros uprlgtn piano , h• been renn .. hed and ft iJOOd condltkMl. Call 814-949-3088 tfter 5 pm. Upright pitnO with btglnnM'S mutic l•tonl, 1100.00 . 304773· &371. Bundy cl.-lnlt. ltand, used 2 month•. 1300; 3 tptld bicycle, t50. Phone 304-175-1989. Drum ltt·Ludwlg snare whh c••· very good c:ond. Cr•ttine drums, h'slh htt •no.oo. 304896· 3&90. 58 & Fruit Vegetables 1971 Cutlut Supreme , 120,000 nil•. new good needs tome body wo;k, UISO .OO . 304-115· 31U. brlk•. 1878 LT-D II. 2 door, pe. air, au lee control. t1400. IN 12~ $ . Park Or. 72 TNcka for Sale 1913 Ford Rang• tl,IOO. 121 Suruld J whttltr •100. 200 HDndll fl500. c••• 114 -4484713. 71 FOfd ,Hdtup, Pionear et•eo. V-1. auto.. new tlr•. c ..t Autoa for Sale 1971 Chevy flir cond. UMS vwy Uttlt oil, 17 to 19 mil• p• 01Uon, •391. CaM &14-379· 2341 111 Sund..,., 814· 441·4412 . 1988 4•4 thortbtd 301 V-8 4 apllld Yt ton. AM-FM 1ter10, tlh wheel. dull lanka. tBIOO. 114895-4180. 1978 Chomllot CIO. body eood. Nno fOOd. 11,000 mlloo, AT. TJ. Pl. IWV. mu1t Ml IIIIVIng et'H. 304·87tli· 3734 . 1971 F"**lou Novo 327· 321 ,. chromo..,..... M·22. 41j>d. trena. Cell l1.t-112-Q41 . own..- 83 Camaro l•llntttl AC , tt•e ov• paymll'ltl. C•ll 114·241· &024 "'114·24&·&110. 73 Van1 & 4 W.O. 1810 ChiVY van •c. cond, duel "' a Milt. Crullt. tltt. 8 ,....,,_., 11,111. Call 114371-2341 ,., Sul\daya. 111& Chrysler L11• Turbo I -1-8-80:--::c-,_.,--v-.,..-.,.:.con __ d,-d:uof ~'!_0 o'"''-1· 4A,.c. o4Uio.dtlc!~ "' • heat. CruiM. tlh. a .,......e mn .. liP · .., p....,.ger, 115.811. Csll 114114-379-'D21 378-2341 ,., Sundays. 11n Camero. 3150 engine. Body • lntlftor good . NIIW tlrel. 12000 Coli 814·379· 2380. 88 Finblrd . .tOO engine, 4ep. Beet ofler. ShMp ... C1ll 114· 441· 7393 19815 110 4•4 io.ttd. 114· 441·421& . 1978 Feirmont 4 cvt .. 4 tpd.. QOOdcond. M&O. Calt114·215t1417. 1110 Jeep V-1, -, whMI drive. 1375 . Cell 114·142·2518. 11116 Ooclge Den 2215 ....._I. bocf¥ • kttarior good lh~p~. trtgin 1 nlid• work, 1100 or be.t offer. CaM 814· 448-.t207. 1878 llozor, 4WD , 3&0 Y·8 , 4 IPtld trans., 80 ,000 ml'-. good condition. U.l500.00. 304-&75·31188 . I I C.vtlitr n.w tlr-. AM·FM Deloo redia, AC, 24.000 mhl. 86 Rene- pickup, AM-FM CIIHttt, 11,000 Call 814·241 · 1tla , 114 · 245· 1410. Of 014· 251·17t3. 74 c•• Motorcycle• rna.. H•lf runner green btMI, Blu• lak• green be11111, cucurnbttt, cabb~~ge, beets. tometa•, HMTY Rhoad•. 304· 875· 1181 . Mc:Ceuslend ferm 6 O•dtna. Sltv• OuMn Com t1 .150 dor .; HtH Aunnen 89c lb.; Home grown tomato11, IQUIIh . 11 mitu South Rt. 35 , Southaide. ••c: 12a50 fumlthtd trill•, 2 btd· room, double g• oven, AC , new ho1 wat.- hett..-, niW fum~ee. Will tredt for c•mp• 20 tt. or largtr. 814-717·2441. l4 inch boys bike 1415.00. Stereo receiver with 8 triCk player us.oo. 8 drawer chMt e15 .00. 304·1715·15812. For ul• beautiful TimmyTopptr Pomeranl.-. Ul~e-polntlltm•t •In~. end 11890odgtpldl:-up. ao4-175-e13&. I .or111 1912 Cutl•tt lupumt Broughem low mlltlg .. uc. cond. moW\1 rnult Mil 11,110. Coli 814·211 · 1131. 84 Chevettt 4 cyt,, 2 door, 15 IPd.. AM·FM Clllllttl, low mi. . . .. Clfl 114·44•·0137 aft•lliPM . 81 Snp1Jiil' 61 76 k Farm Equipment 1170 ChlvtMt C0111v.tlbll. ..... P""i. -- •o ·· llr•· Nno t2i00. .-d. -'COil CROSS. IONS 114· "'1·1201 or 114· 441· u.s. 31 W.t, Jackton, ·OIIio. 1113. 814· 211·1411 . M•IIY Fervuton, NtJW Holtlntl, .... Hool. . . . 40 Ylld triCtora to CihoDM from · • OOrrtJitu line Df n.w • Ulld - 1 1177 Hootor Hoe. o l - oNdo. ... 304-&71. 4011. .0.. . . . . . . l--"' Boea•nd Motor1 for Sale . . . . . . . . .r-- 111> lt. 0 -............. wllh 171 HP E'llnrudl., 12-J.t ftnder• •. ooM. 114· 3111· ·01 . -•II ft.-.,.,_, 3 loto modol JO ...... Oltl. 101 Ford ....... midline, . . " . . •••· AC rake . . .. I •n WIIIJOn NMing gMrl ••o. Mlw •111. ld.. . . . . . . . - . co~~ 114· 211-NH. 1177 .. c.... 110 -Plot olr. ,..,- ...... 87N. 1171 --r.--.t121 (110. Coii14-742·Bfl. .,.......... 1112 -~. N • ...tlOII.--. 1 -. Cal y BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UncondiUonal lfttlme guaran- , t... local rlfwenc• fumilhed. • Fr• eetimatll. Call coiled · 1-814-237-0488, dey or night. Rogers Besemenl Waterpi'OOflng. BIAJGO TOfJIGHT Exterior 6 Interior stucco. Pill· t• 6 pl•ter repairs. low 11tea. Cllll14·211-1182. Stanll1t' StMmeJ 2 room min- Imum UO PM" room. 0•111• Mefgt- Vinton Counti•. 1-800· 3215-5131 . MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP J 6 J'1 Home Improvement. Vinyl .Wing, overhang, etorm · dOOfl • w6ndowa, gutters. c.n 114·441·8073. L IFE o>.N~T PRETTY BORINJ IN THE . ...... . ...... ..... """.......... "'· Clwv•.tntlnewldttr8hr. 12211. Coii14-MI·n77 of· 11 ft. CloryoiOI "' .......... ...... bN1. ond - e - • · Col .l4·11J· 1107. . H•- AND REMINISCE WELL, ! <:;WESS I OIN ALWAY5 <:;0 00WN 10i'HE ~&ISS~ Aea.JTTHEGOCD 01...0 06.'1'5. YARD... HELP ISa-J AND 60NFL.<::M'EI\ THE WA'r' FOR. SURVII.ORS OF SEEDS R:lR THE: PARROre. .. SLJMHIERTI.ME. RON'S Ttltvlalon ler¥ice 1 HOYM c .. a on RCA. Queur, QE . 1..-datinli in Zentth. Cetl 304-171-2318 or 814· 441 · 24&4. Fetty TrN Trimming. ltump remcnral. c ..l 304-871-1331 . AINGlES'S SERVICE , eKplriMCid cerpenter. eltctric:ltn, m110n. pMitft', footing Untlud· lng hot ..r eppUcatlon) 304· 67&-2088 or 17&-73&1. SttrU ,,.. end Lawn '"' ""'"' E,.enin[{ Telerision Listin[{s..._____,_____________________________________ sem~ . landeciiPk!g. 304-178 -2010. ,7/18/86 Rot.,., or elble tool drilling. Mott wells complttld llmt day. Pump ut• 1nd tervice. 304895· 3802 EVENING IJ OOril O:IJ®CII ~ (.1]) News (JJ Green Acres C5J Father Knows Best fit CD Star Trek Ci) Reading Rainbow (CC) [l) Curr•nta 1J ({J ilJl NBC News (]) Ttt• Rifleman :I) Mark Soain's Salt Water Journal (R) . !]) Gomer Pyle, USMC CJJ 0 Cll ABC News Cl) Doctor Who Ill D) CBS Nows '@ Bod, Elactric U i]) PM Magazin1 C:C Man from U.N.C.l.E @ SporttCenter ~ Green Acras ({:' Entertainment Ton ight Leeza Gibbons beg 1ns a lo ur -part ser1es on te le\11· s1on game shows fr om pas1 to present fl) :I; Hogan's Heroes CJ X Jeopardy (I) Nightly Business Re port @' News Jl' oMacNeii-Lehrar Nawahour 1f DiVOIC8 Court ~ Private Benjamin (Jl: Whnl of Fortune , 8 Cf: ~.=' New N•wlywad Gam a (I) Golf' 1986 Bdtlsh Open From Turnbe rr_y. Scolland 12 hrs .. 30 m1n .) {A). :5:· Sanford ancl Son fJ) T Tui U :.I'[]} Wheel of Fortuna Cell Emit Cerp•tery, remodt4lng, room addltlont, pllinUng, btock. frlt Htlmtt•. 304-175· &1&2 . 82 Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PWMBING ANOHEATING Cor. fourth and Pint Gelllpatia, Ohio Phone 814-441-3888 or 614441-4477 B3 m Excavating Good-1 hciiVating, b•emanta. fool.,., driveway e. uptlc tanll:1, landacaplng. Calltnydmt 614· 448·4137. Jtm• l . Davison. Jr. own•. J .A.R. Conttruct6on Co., Rutland, Ohio. e14·742· 2103. aa..mtntl. Foottrl, Concrate work, 8ackho1'1. 001er Md Dltchff. Dump trucks. end water - g ••· aewer-electrlc•l lin•. Chtrll• Hatfield Opll"ator. .m Getteral Hauling CD A~_ony G) crt Ent•rtainment Tn. night Sigourne"( Weaver lalks about her return to I he rol e of Warrant _ Off i~er Ripley in the upcoming frlm sequel. " Ahens··. · :HJ Alice D J•opardy • (f) GJ Knighl Rld•r M1· c hael and Kin leap mto ac tion to stop an ac robat•c robbery team . (60 mm .) {R) In Stereo . ::I) C•mptMUs (I) Goodwill Gamfl T ap.e delayed coverage of mans bo)(ing . weightl itt.ng. an_d yachti ng ; and women t 91 mnlltics. (4 hra.l C4J C) C1J Wobotor (CCI Webster a nemp~l to ca~ch a mysterious whtte stellron 1 when George and Kat~er· ine Utile him on a vac:atton on a western dude ranch.( Ken's Wlltr Service. WeH1. cltteme, poult •nd w•terbtdl flHtd. C•ll 114· 387·0823 or 114·317-7741 or 304·875 1247. OiHarcl't Watw Dtlhttry. Cittema, ..,.th, poota. Anvtim• but S.nd.,. CoN 114-441· 7404. Coal. Nmtttone. grntl, etc. D~i'Vtrld 1 ton and up. Jkn Lonl•. 304·17&·1247 or 17&· . 7317. . ' Watterson'• Water Hauling , FMtonablt fit", lmmediet• 2.000 glllon lltltvtrv. c_1111ml. DOOI1, well. etc. call 304-578- 87 Uphol1tery TRISTATE UPHOI,JTEftV I HOP 1183 l~e~ . AV!t.. Oalllpollt. 114·44•· 7133 or 114·448- I.E . Ohio. JIM'I PAAM EOU"MENT IZNTIEII , 11ft 311 W. G......... Ohio. Colll14· 441-17!n, - · .... 114·441·31112. 'lip ton wfth WlrNnty ..., ,_ uted ...m,,., 1000 tooll. !.7"k SAID 'Y6S: . . 41 "k SAID ·~o: n.100. e•• HII. Mtll·triiDr. loti: in.....- now. Col tt•·MI·tllll 01 114· 441· 1321. Cl••or-..-IHAVES 7- 19 . . Home Improvements 1112 HonN XR 1100 A u:c. 1110 HandaiOOCultDm.ee-..llful- 011100. Colll14·992· 1710. 114-812·1111. •. . - ~. Jem• lor• Wet• Service. Also pootafill... Call 814-258-1141 or 614 -441-11715 OJ" 114-4417111 1113 Ford Eloon 1uto, cn.tiM, AM.fM ltw milooeo 1112 F•d F - n t - · olr. AM-FM IDw rnltMtle 12,111. JDhn'tAuto ...... luiNieRd ., 0-llo.OH. k. ~· ..•.... Se rv1 ces 86 concl . C.l 114-317·0118. oF 1918 Kenaldll self- , • conulned. t11500 . 1980 Dodge . ; Mirada t1800. Both u . cond. , SN 11: AddiiOI'I. 111: camp.,. right • yow Pill Campaign Creek 8riclg1 117t H.t.y OtvldiOn FLH . Ctl e14· . . 1 ·1UI tlft•I:OO, 114· 441· 71S7. 1111 Hondl CUIIGII'I ... cond. oniV 1.000 m11-. teoo. Cd 114-311 .. 8788. 66 Building Suppli6a BuUdlng ~""''It ltodl. brick. ..,.,., pip•, wlndowl. llnltll, ttc. Cllludl Win· t••· Rio Qrtnde. 0 . Cal 114241-1121 . IIS3 "'""" C8·1100. 1.200 mU., •ne bu.,. mul teal tl.15 . 1117 Cldll10 EldorHo Ul&. Coli 11 4-44 .. 0141. 117081Novo4opd. 1171Ford PU eutvmetkl. •2. 000 each. 114·441-7404 .......... U.- . . ~INC> MOVIe- ONLY IF ,,- tfAS A i-4APPY E'NPING. ;;.::-•·1. .• ·-"'....... ice box, 111:ow, oven. fumtct, ' • 1"1 73 Volklwtgtn needs work 11500.00 . Phone 304-882· :1012. lhepe. t710 .00. 30.t182· 3221. ••.,. . .,. 'Y • - · :,~&7e&~Wh=-eot~7ro~~~·~ou~t~com==p=:er,~: camp.-. CAN SjAND ...., ,.,Ai RooMf 8 foot llkl•ln tntck cenopy. Clrpettd · t175 . 614 -7422811. -. 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1174 TR8. Good condition. New c•rpat kit jnot Installed) . Mkllalln A_. Wall Ti•. t2100 . Colll14·949·3038. ~I - - - - - ·· tor. Colll14-742·2173 or II 4· 742·:MIS. I --:'--:----:--:--:=1&73 ChO'I'I C.prlco. 3&0 mo· .. . DRE'liN6 Camping Equipment 3819. tir•. 71 Speed Outen elec dryer. cond. t&O.OO. Phone 304-1763131 . ....,. ~,._, Mountain ltat.• llo ... AI. 33, .Now H..... W. Yo. :Jq4-812·~U. wheol rlmo. ' t..- lpm. 1177 Pontiac Vtntura 1150.00. 304-111·2811 Like new lowry organ Carnival with Magic Jeanni•. 41Mm tow boob. UOO. Coli 614·441· 0708. Whirpool room tir cond, 12.000 btu, like new, UOO.OO . Cell lifter 5 :00, 304·411 · 1743. ............ """"' ind .... 1181 Dodge K Car. 4 door.1uto, AC, 4 cyfrnd~r, 11,000 mil• 12111. C.. 114·912-71n ••· Chlcktna - fryers, h..,. 6 rooetert. Firat houH North of loon. 304-4&1· 1171. 57 Oowble bed 160., twin btd 140 .. 200 emp 30 breeller electric bolt e180. 304·8915· 3886 or 81153079. lox 1002, Chirfetton, WY 2&311 . Coli 304·121·1211 . 1111 MGIGT Coupe. Ntw tngin .. Pl!lnl. lntlriDr. etc. Cell 114-182·8101 .......... 114· 112· 73&4 nighlo. BIKk AKC rtgiltlrtd German Shepard pup1. Jerry's Run Road. Apple Grove. W.Va. Look tor th1 signa . Shott end wormed, •150.00. Young ctnMiM, htn1 11.00, Singtrl UO. OO . 304-175· 3838. Summer "HOT" SALE I Fl11hlng •rrow stan 12891 lighted, non.-row 12591 NonUght«< t2211 Fr11 lettertl Few lett. s.. IOCIIIy . 1 (800)423- 01 53, ll'lytime -En~~Utr• ZO"flm. - ChemDktn goo • •·Mltllt. flowt. oml 1110 Ford. •c*llnt .... oondltlon. Col 114·1141·301 lfhr 5 p.m: 1171 Camaro. blldc with bltcll int.-tor, good cand. one owner. can 304·1715-1570. Good mbled hay on tbt wegon. •1 .00. 304-111·1171. Goukla watllf pu,.. 811anceflow. Old Feahion wei or dry oooltr chnt type freerer. CeH 1114-992-2989. New ,...,.,.._. oonulit_. OUI'111'1: ~M~Ni12.31 ft.,._ , AI 111et. Do~Mw. W.IIuy ........d Sale 1&. Now toiiln1 or-. Col for dtt•ll• . YAUGER FARM SUPPLY, 304· &75-2071. vour Mertina • • unUIAugull AKC Dalm-'lon pupL t121 .00 each, 304 -937· 2388 Wood burning stove t175, dining room teblt end chllira eus , wood buflat t75, ,..,., record play• 180. Seert dlah w11her •96, couch •n. wool Ng 9Jt11 t15. 114-992-7177 after llpm. Q- Autol Ad., AMdavllll, Ohio. CaM lift« 5:00 p.m. or anytime Saturday and Sundty . 814-te7-38&1. VHF old A~g , 1'1'1 qu.ur hone gold In g. ldd brvU. olrod by Jay Jam•. Call14-381·8101 . 64 20 guage Remington Puft111 Model870. Good condition. Call 114-992-6204 . Building materiel•. CII"Mnt, ....... ol ...... yoND<-... llo,. Co.. 1231> Plno lt .. Ool-. Ohio Coli 114441·27U 71 '77 Ford Pinto, V·lllltO rtbuitr: tngln .. AM·FM cautt1t. body 3 temal• B•aut• pups lor 1111. t10. Itch. betw-1 I 1.m. 1il 7:30 p.m. cal 304-411· 1113. ""'' hrtch complete t260. 8 in. Crafts,.... r.dill arm • • Aegriger1tor, wuhar 6 dryer. 2 bada. all good 1hepe. Call 814-441·2563 . 61 Polled H•llford bul, 4y•.,. old, 1500·1100 lb•. 1700.00. 304176·3431. ••oo. Auto Repair ~~;~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~ii1 for ~.~i'\"l.;.~~:.~•. AKC Bleck Lab, ftmtlt, 4 months okl, wormed, full 1hot ••i11, 150.00. Call 304-M2· 3758. Solid otlt high gta .. front can lifter&. &14· 388·8711 . ton 77 STEER ITUFFERS on llle .t AKC Bnt1t1 Puppi11. 8 wttkl For ule: Uted Window•. •ngle 30x57. doublt80x67, 1 picture wkutow 80x52. all · with storm windowe. Cell 814·448-4331 after 15 :00 pm. 1977 ChiWY 112 pidtup. No rutt. rtbuih IFiglne, •1 000. 1172 310 JO Dozer, engine rebuilt 14500. 1181 Bell sewmill with Ford induetrial engine, 12800. 115ft. fiberglas boat. 40 HP moter, runt good, t450 . Call 814-388 -9314 . 1971 Chaw 3071U1o. t150.00; 1978 Dart 8 cyl. auto. e150.00; 1174 Dodo• . 318 1u1o •no.oo . 304-57&· 11112&. •• Chevette, eir, PB. PI, tinted windows. ...000.00. 304-8853443. okl. F.A. Bentdum. Succtta Ua .. relrlg.-tor & 2 TV's for p1111. C•ll814 -l88-8734. 1100. TRI 10 UK calor comput•- jor tticb. Clllltte, word proceteor program t100 . Call 814·441·3924 . 0 8 C1ll 114-182-3947. ........,. Auto Parts 8t Acceuorles -otHibodyporto. 73·100M and Ford ,tcfl:-up flndllh. 139. 73-115 fuH doors, t78. ChiVy gfl gilt•. tl8 . Ford tell g.atea. •n. Qv.- 1100 lhm1 to chooee from. CaM Auto P1rtt:, Bldw~l. Ohio. 81.t·441·8227 or Byrda Exxon. Ch.,.,.ton, w.v. 304· 348·3111 . Dealer inquirev• WIICIORW. 218· 812· 4134. 1Ill Thunderbird t12,100. Low milua•. uc. condition, lo_,td wtr:h txtrlt. Cell 1ft« 100. 304-&71·4278. B wHk oid Beagle pup• for 1111. Boatland Motor1 for Sale 1877 Romdi"VV'. 1&0 HP ft. tri·hiUt 13500. . 304·171-1101 or . 11&·&78&. Horet tfliiM 2 hoFH dt6uXt with dr. .ing room. 11ft. gDDN nack horse • ltock tr~Mw. Cal 114·281· 1&22. Guns, compaund bow. every· thing ready to t..nt wrth. 197tli Pinto good work ctr. Call 114-388-9786. The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Men:&~ry 1 I Neeot~la. good 1872 VolllawtgOn Super Beetle with t-top. Cell 114-448-7910. Murt e~l: Setrl refrtgeJator frottfrM lreez..- on top. color TV floor mo6el pl-wos good, allo hew lir co~reuor for uen•el lhop UM. Asking 1100 tl. C1ll 114-251-1747. Pomeroy..:....Middleport, Ohio 11n Mertin ;.t bo•t o5 Old• ....... 304-&78· &128 . . 63 X I IVt!SIII( _ 11 Court lt. 2 bdr.. 2 beth. Wtch!WI turn~. ,., pttt..l3215 mo. plut c:iepolk a refiNnCI. CoN 114· 441· 4121. Air oondilion•· 21.1100BTU. Ex. cond. uoa. c.u &14 -4418&2S. 30 lndl. Crotlty stove white 1715. c.. 114-448-0780. Bll...,.l hoote in Riggacrtlt ' 2 bedroom fvrnilhed hOuN in Manor, I rooms, ckne to Middleport. Cell 814-982 schools, small barn, niC*. Cal 5304. telling w1n11o move south. For more information call814-992- .1 .00 7 pc. 17. K-lu• brick com . . •1.00 ptr bolt. 12 baa 110.00. 18. 32"x71" ~ ther-mal tllmpwed al•• reg. *71.15 now t21.95. 11. Rock fKt bJOwn mil• lklrtlng 28"dl0" tl.ll ... 20. 22"a33" 1tlinl"' Jtlll10 ' dMP U.kllurHe tii.S&. 21 . Stainltl1 11111 oom• linb 1151.81 B grade. 22 . 4 pc. to lid oak and brus blth Mt 123.8& ••· 3 aett and ~ t19.88. 23. 5gal.llumlnumfivermobile home roof c:o.tlngi22.H . Penn'• WerthOUH, Wel..lan, Ohio. 8 to 5, 8 diV•· Cell 814-384-3841. Ntw TMtamtnt d•ignembrold· ery quih, handiNide by church group •100. Ctll 304-8372881 .. 304·4&8· 1987. 1 bedroom apt. in Pom•oy. co,..letlfy remodeled kitchen furnilhed. All n..., ft.lp . 114· 992-8215 Of 614-992-2314. 1 bedroom apt. in MlddltpOit. c.. t 114 ~ 992 - H1 1 deyt end 114-992-8713 waning~ . ;'S~o::,:'=~=~=/.:.;!':.; Oh &. Nice lffidtncy apt. ldtll for woridng lldy or gtn11emen. 2211"\.-\ Mount Vernon Ave., Point PltiHnt. C1l 614-992&8&8. 115. •al.ll. WOOd prllflniahed vinyl til• For 1111: Harlequin . Aomtnce boob 270 for 175, white wooden table t21. See at 258 So. Founh A~ .• Middltport, eeu. 15 bdr. full buement, t300 month, t300 dlpotil. 10 ChiHi· cothe Rd. h..t. good conditkln. Re..on for BUILDERS for Rant Apartment Apt. on Mllin St. in Pom.-oy. Ct111,.·992-10159. 5 rooms, beth, utility room. Oer-ve. air condition, centnt VIM., Fumlture. nw1 • ueed. Llrge IKtion of ••lily furni- Callihan's U1_. Tire Shop. Ovw t.ooo 1;..,, ,...,,2, t3,t4,t&. 11, 11.&. 8 mil• out Rt. 218. Ctll114-258·8211 . 44 3 room~ a Nth, ttove. ,.,~ger~. tor. all utmtl• fumllhed. Multi onfr, no pets. Call 814·«82583 . 4392. 66 Building Suppliel f .... ••• ...... IlPKe. finlthld . . . . . Cel 4 bdr. houee, IHQ 2 c.- a•eue wtth tttlchtd green houN. fruit celltr • 3 acrM. Cell 11•·.t41- 61 Household Good• CLOIEOUT'S IUAPWI IUY lACK'S For Mtt good uetd mlor ftoor 1. New lllvlgl ..... dDor model T\''s. Call 114-441· bi•U. ftili:l lind eontch• e115 1141. to e21 ea. 2. Thii'JNipMn .. thlfnW ..... UHd rtfria..-.tor a frtuer. tlu ~!"Mum w.,dowt HVIrllell• Mollohen fumiture. Call 814- Ml.llto171.81. 441·7444. 3. I' •lu"*'um petlo doort At t1H.M wefth ICf'ltl'l, Check our avetYdiV low .,..., · 4 . Octog~n ltd dtnev - on furniture • IIPPIIancet. Mol· windows Mt.IIS. lohan Fumtture, Rt. 7 North, I. 15 lite pine F,..cfl dDon 8 tt.neuo•- Calll14-448-744&. 188.15. 4JI8a% MIIOnltt under IQ· 41 ou. tt. frtutJ. e100firm. C•ll ment •2t.91 11., 4a4JII4 11.00 114-441·8107. 7. 4•Bxs.4 toung groove wlfflt Beet the Htet with Emwnn Air bo•d Mtaior glued 8 $8 .• . 'Cdndttion.,. Dn tale now at 8. 4x8al!fl Toung groove ptv. Mollohanfumitura, AI. 7North, wood I ItO. H . Clolllpallo. OH Coli 814· 441· 9. 4x8x'h: 4 ply plywood 8 7444. U .99. 10. 4~t8x 1A Iavan plywood B 14.41. 11 . ob:B•'AI ulvag• pantNng 12.98. 12. I' rlltwood atlln picnlctebl• With 2 btncfl• f39.91, 13. Prlhung interior doon all elr:• end finith• 129.11. 14. Prthung 11111 penal doort Ill 1 UIISIJ friday. July 18•. 1986 Ohio ture. 1211 Euttrn Ave .. Oolllpallo. 4 bedroom hou• fit 4 l~a. 3 mi. -dlofOIIIIpolio, 128,100. Coli dr/1 814·44e-1111 or ....... in.. 11C..III4f..:t222. ·•ts. 1133. :;:· (Il MOVIE ' 'Plranho II' (]) M.cNtii·L.eh'"*r N.wah· Ill • M FurnituN Mtnuf-=turing. (; Gl II. At. 1. C,_. ~lty. Oh. CoM 114·2151-1470. ul Eve. 1144•1 · 3431 . Old & new u,........... I • (I2J Twllllhl Zono When three ,oung bOyt capture 1 laprec:haun . they are grantld one with each. ending In dl ..lt.ro~o~t re· IUitt end 8 truck drhtar tehi 1 n unusual heu! . (80 m;n.) (R} . lij) WtohlniJIOO Wtek 1n RO¥iew iCC) •• 1HJ MOVIE ' 'Key Largo' Doris Day's Best Friends ::0:: U C{) Mr. Bolveqore jCC) Mr. Belvedere steps 1n when Heatha·r·s French tu· tor. a blind high school st u· dent. makes a pass at her (RJ Cfl; Wall •treet Week 9:00 II ":IJ G:r Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs search l or a serial killer . unaware lhat the slayer i s a tee naged fema le sex-stlop performer with 11 dual personal ity . (EIO mm .l {R) In Stereo. X 700 Club ' I D '1: Mr. Sunshine {CC) Paul anempts to tm · p ro ve h1s mediocre cook .(!g skt lls when he prom ISes Jan tee a hom O-cooked QE Urmet meal. (A) . :.V Of Principal Interest ~ Ql 1l: MOVIE' 'Tho Thing' 11 Great Performenca1: T•k ing My Turn fCC) Marn 1 Ni~ton . Ma rgaret Whiting and Cissy Houston perform songs from "'Taking M"( Turn ... the llil off-Broadway muSI CS! on ag_ing (60 m1n .) (R) 9 ,30 T Ill ([' ~oc:;ol ABC Comedy iCCJ (IJ Wall ltreet W•ek 10:00 II (I) fill Stinoray Stmgray delayed coverega of men·s bors from England . (60 m;n .) (Rj. boJCing. volleyball. end weig_!ltlifting . (4 hrs .J iJll Roughing It Cll 0 Cll Dlfl',.nt Strokn (!)! F•m• (50 min.) (CC) A fraterni ty prank at a (I) ABC N•we hamburger jotnt backfires. Ill Cil Check II Out lelving Arno ld with a Cl Cl) Concern guilty conscience . [RI ID Gl ~ CBS News (]])This Old Houae {CC) fiJ ill From H•wail With DCllNows Love (]) C•mpbella ([} S.•inj_Things {60 min .) I]) ~rtsC•nt•r ® Ill llZJ Maggio A re· CIJ CIJ Sm111 Wond•r c:ently widowed publ ic re · Ill I)) (jJ Hee Haw (60 lations auisllnt in London min ., · investigates a pair of murI]) Wild Amorlco (CC) der plotl . (60 amin .) North A'merica is home to (fi) Aultln City Limits {80 an trrey of 1nim1l1 found min .) nowhe re else on e•rth (]]1 Demp1ey ana Make· [ I Wh"l of Fortun• pe•c• (60 mtn .) liD Ne"'4ton'o Apple iCC) 9,30 G (I) (jJ Sho's with Mo Gl (D Solid Clold When a cos met 1c salesper(ill It's 1 Living son from Queens knocks II (]) Too Close for Comon I h., door of a beautiful fori model. bot h lives are IJ) Gun' of Will Sonnen changed fo rever . (I) Fi1hln' Hoi• (60 m1n.) @ Hilton M•sttrl of AeroI]J Wh•t'l H•p~nlng Now batics From Homestead, til) C!J lt't a Liv ing FL (R I (I) Profll•• of Nature Cll Ill Cll Denoon (CCI A tiJ Joopordy lonely Gov. Gatling ap[!) Wild Amor;oo ICCJ peal• to Benson and Clay9 At th• Movie• ton when he needs help in II()) IIIl Th• Facts of Lift f1nding a date. [R) (CC) Th1 girls have an 9 ,00 D (]) ilJl Tho Goldon Q;rls uneJCplctad guett when While Blanche pond e rs a t hey celebrate Sla•r't 21St marriage propoul, Dobirthd1y . (R) In · Stereo rothy 's mother Sophta (]) MOVIE: '&.nell of two comes to move in w 1th Jima' the m. (RJ In Stereo C[; GO,Odwill G1m11 T1pe takes . {60 min .) Part 1 of 3. 8:30 [I) ~ Soop aJO D (f) (jJ Tonight Show Guest host Garry Stlan dling welcomes John La rroq uene (60 m in .) In Stereo. :]) Burn• & Allen :J] WKAP in Cincinnati fJI Cil Ono Stop Beyond CJ Cl) ABC News Nightllne C1J Auttln City Llmi1s: Tammy Wynen•/John Conlal Tammy Wynene a nd John Conlee are the 9_1..111ts . (60 min.) a ~Allee G:1 II) MOVIE: ' It Livet ~a in' :lit Trapper John, M .D. (60 mil"' .) X Jack Benny X SportsCenter cs:; Goodwill G1me1 12:00 Tape de layed coverage of men 's and women's tum hand· ball . and men 's judo. (4 hrs .) T Entenainment Tonight Leeza Gibbon• beg ins a four-part teriea on telev i· sion game shows from pall to pre~ent (R) . fl) ClJ MOVIE : ' SIYag• Si• ..,... D Cl) Hawlll Five..O 1J1 MOVIE: ' Dr. Ph lboo Ai111 Ai_ein' 12,30 II Cll [II Frldoy N;ght VI· ritkt exposure to a deadly virus that wipes out I smel l com mun 1ty. (60 min.) (A) In Stereo . 'I' Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City, NJ {2 hrs ) live. ' 1 (£1 Cl T The Love Boet (CC~ Doc falls for a psy1:16 chologist. a woman tries to 1 :3.l he lp a math gen ius overcome his gambling problem . and 1 m•n's perform· ing ortngutan is sent away 2 ,00 by the man 's wife . (80 min .) (R). g (1) Into the Unknown 22 ,1& ,30 (I) In Search of the TroJ•n 2 :411 W1r: The Fall of Troy Hott 3 ,00 Michae l Wood links a,. c heological, historicel and literery evid1nce to e~tp)ain the fall of Tr9y. (80 min.) <11 N•w• 3:30 4,00 CROOK & CHASE cover Country co..t to • aa. .t. tonight at tO:OOPM. · NASHVILLE .., 4 ,30 10:10 IHl Newa 10:30 (I) 1111 Dono (J]) 8nuk Prev11w1 In Stereo . 1 MO D (I) I)) D ([) ID • (I2J 1:00 deot In Stereo. Best of Oroucho Tannl1 : 1181 Davit Cup USA vi . Mexico. (2 hra.) :J) ABC New• Nlghtlint 1HJ MOVIE : ' Tho Hordor They Fail' Doblo GilBo 1J Punln' an th• Hits ~") MOVIE: 'Shock W•ves' {]) F•tl'ltr Knowl Belt ([) New1 Gl (D Newo(RJ . ~(I) Newt . · 700 Club Cil MOVIE ' 'The Omon' @ CNN Heodllno NoCIJ SponoCanter 9 Mov;.ton• News (I) MOVIE: 'Moonllghl M•aau.rlld•' (I) AWA Wreotllng (2 hro.j T :r WOlD UMI (R/ . 7/19/88 ' cyjN1Ng (I)~~...1]) Wplld ChampiOnohlp WNatll~ (2 hro.) Clll N-• . (I) Bill Cooby Show • CD Lave Conneotlon I)) ICTV !]]! Amerloen M11tera: Charllo CMplln 1~1 Tho e1rly film yean or· ChJrlie Ch•PHn Ire profllad , fu· turin. vlrlt.t•~ ftiOVII OUt• · l el.ll!De!DN._ Cil Tool Knight lhow. Maa. . , l l l Theetre: TtMI Fie- ·of Thlke (CC) Tho Granto bocilmo suaplcloua 'of the Palm,1 rs, iholr ouojiltle~uew Mil~· 5Rub 9 FanaUcol II Lei1Jihwise 13 Saying 14Let (I8J">"') 15SIW ltl'ercen,..,. earned 18 "To Have And Have - · 18 Dilpro"" 11Sin8in8 ll)'llable zz·. ·O'Clock Jump" '. 230utdo Z4 Hl8hlander II Tum out ZT South African village 28 - de tete ., 28 Thrice (Lal) 30 "The Joker's'" nemesis 33,.,... 34 Fabled bird 35Humble ··. 371n exist- ,oo (}) (JJ Comedy BrHk 9 INN Nowa CllLoat In lpeoo • Cil MOVIE ' ·oamlon' Omtn II' 9 .MOVIE: ' Acrooo lhe Po· alflo' (I) MOVIE: 'YM Cordlnol' ACROSS . I Jovial I1I I I HILTY£ I 2 I I 1-1-r.C-'01-'-'-NrK""K,.--11 ence 89Pay homage to 41C....., ,,.. 42 Nervoua DAILY CRYP'1'0Qt1(11'ES -Here'l...,. to work II: ·... 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'• '·'.· . _ Page B-1 t - - -fo_r_s_e_m·_o_r _ci-aize_ns_ - _ P_ag_e_B-_s _ _ _ _~ Bridge meeting set for. Motr.clay I • James J, Kilpatrick and Art Buchwald lake different views on pornography - Page A-2 State Rl!p, Jolynn Boster Js spoii&Orblg 811 mtiirmatkmai ~tblg· for local public officials and bllslness~J:$tod~!IJ ~,!ipalr<t the Pomemy,Mascn Brldjje with Depufy ~ Gecif&iQQilgan d the Ohio Pepartmeltt <t Transpol'tatlcih Plstrlct ll olllt'e,.Martetta. The meeting will be lield7p.m. Monda)< i t ftv:·5m~dhiinacenter, Pomeroy. According to a sp~Jtrsman lroni.Bos~·~.dflce; the pu~ rt tlr meeting is to provide lnf9rmat1on to alllnteri!sted ):8(11e.s aboUt the scope ct repairs needed, the safety factors inV~l~Ved, •lite an~ted . traffic dlsn~ptlons and potential time ~Jiles for' tarrying oot tlie .Vat. 21 No. 23 Cepytighbld , 988 co~rt A divorce actkln has been Died In Meigs Coupty Common Pleas Court by Perry A. Carpenter, Rutland, against Hilda: D. Carpenter, New Haven, W.Va., charging gross neglect of duly and extreme cn~elty. , re~tration Open registration for \he tall quarter at Rio Gmnde College and Community College will be held 9a.m. tomonandH p.m. Sept 22at Ihe colleges' Fine and Performing Arts ~enl~ atr1um . . Students can consult an adviSor to develop a i98l fall quarter schedule or plan for the entire academic year. For more information. contact the coUeges at (614 l 24&-5:fi.'lor, In Ohio, toll-free at 1-ID).282,7alJ.. Finn's action irks worke1'8 atr CHURCH * * * SPE·CIALS * * * ow. lllltliplrt, ......................•COUPON ..........t. . t. . t111•••••••' YOU ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP WITH US ON SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1986 .. ~- · rvices ly lev. C. Sonny Zuniga .. 9: lO A.M.-Church School FOI AU AGES · . .J0:3.0 A. ~-.7"'"'~ . or~Ji ...... Wqrship ·~ 't~~~"~W~e~Lio~v~e~~~~~~~-~-~~U~s~·~·~~~ SIZZLIJI HOT SPEClALS . : "We feel Uke we've been raped. We took concessions to save this company. I think they bad this plan all along," aald Robert. Klimczak, :r7, a 14-year veteran ct the mills In Cleveland. · The agreement, which covered 2!,001 workers and 6,00l lald.off employees at 26 plants In seven ·states, anl!@red sane workers In what were secure operatklns such as those In Cleveland. In May, however, aiJout 1.~ employees were laid off In Cleveland, IB~vlrtg 4,00l active hourly wockers and 2,00l laid«< employees In LTV Steel's headquarters city. "We gave up $3.fiJ an hour and they turn around and fUe on us. 1 think there's an overall scheme to break the unions," said Gary !mltb, ll, who has 1J years with the ·company. "We used to have It pretty good down here, but after the concessions and the laydfs, It's starting to get dlsgusllng. ''Talk about securtty - don't even think about slgnlllganotefora car r. a home. You dOn't know : w~~ere you're going to be timorrow," Smith said. · Company officials, however, con· ·tend t hal qlel'atklns wDI rontlnue as normal. "Business Is c:onllnulng and this . has no effect Cll ~r qlel'atlons, and we don't expect k t>," spokesman Mark Tomasch said. "We are not going out of business. We do not expect lhis to Interrupt our day· to-day activities." , L1V Corp., which ilcludes LTV ' Steel, L1V Ml'llSpiiCe and Defense ! and LTV EJ~ergy Products, has lost ~ more than $1.5 ltlllon ·aJnce 1!182. Last year's net loss was ~ million, and the loss totaled $109 mlllton In the first quarter or this year. Last year, the steel sublldl81)' loSt $227 million, wlllcb Included a ~ mlllton special cllal'le tlr cloSini portions <t an Aliquippa, Pa., mlll. . LTV and Reputilll; Steel II¥ JIP(I In 191Y, form~~~¥. tile llltkln's II!COJIII·Iarllest 11«>1 pndlcer. The c:ourt action wonied Bar· bara Hatcbett, · wllo wu II!Celltly rt"Called after 1B months <tf the job. Special savings on ~and LA·I·DOY'" chairs in a rainbow of refreshing styles and fabrics. • .Adrnlulons ~ Ama SldweU. GleiiVllle, W;Va.; Sarah ROusb, Racine;. 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Gilman had been sane at the time of the shoaling, noting that "even given her pent-up rage ... she could still makeconsclous, rat lanai, refiecllve decisions," such as giving statements to arresllng officers and Marcum to call Boster. memory of what occurred." During defense testlnnony Fri· day, Michael Marcum. Boster's son, who had livedwiththeGIImans from the age of 15 months, played tape recordings he had made of his grandparents. One tape was tbe record of an argument between the Gllmans, In Ice company aids heat-struck South GALLIPOLIS - At least me tri-county area firm Is doing Its part to help the drought -stricken South. John Dillon, general manager of the Gallipolis Ice Co., reports his plant, which set a monthly sales record on July 15. has added a second shltt "to meet the needs of our regular customers, and help 5Upply Ice lor those who have been struggling In VIrginia, the Carolinas and other points South the past two to three weeks." DDion said, "We've been running run capacity (producing 40 tons of lee a day) sinceJulyl."Headofthe local Ice plant for tbe past 14 years, Dillon added. "we have 15 people working the two shifts and rna· chines operating 24 hours a day to meet all our demands." The Galllpolls plant normally serves customers within a JOOmUe radius, with some stops In Columbus. "We have have been delivering 10.001 hags of Ice a day since July 1. By July 15, we had established an all lime sales record," Dillon continued. Normally, the storage depart· ment maintains a ll,OOJ.bag lnven· tory. "We have been starting from scratch every day durtng the past three weeks," Dillon remarked. DDton aald the plant had a lravy load three or four years ago, "bu I nothing like this." One consolatkln for those who do not have fans or air conditioners, tlr GaUlpolls Ice Company's processing plant Is tlr place to be right now. Temperature there Friday al 2: ~ p.m. was between 25 and ?:7 degrees as employees Chris Dillon and Kellh McGuire bagged the lee and Keith Spurlock and Jell Roach prepared It lor the delivery carts. How hot was It outside at that hour In the Old French City? An uncomfortable 96 degrees. •.. ~-..,..' . '" . . ~ ...... OPERATION ICE LIFf - KeHh McGuire, left, and Jell Roach package Ice at the Gallipolis Ice Co., UFtrsl Ave.SincethellntGIJ~, the plant has operated hw shifts aroond the clock to meel 01181Grner'o demands. The Dnn Is producing 40 tons of lee a day, or IO,OOl hap. Lawmakers near weement in molding tax refonn bill (Willi COUfON) ; SPECIAL FREE +TAX IWITH COUfONI · LET·OLDSM,QIIiE~·cADILLAC ...... .. · ,..IIi hlly entertainment . murder weapon ... she has some 1 COUPON•.................... . Jl· · . co·aa . . ~ clear deliberation in locating lbe ability to retrain from the act of homicide ... she exercised some "felt ber hu$balld had cut her oft from sex. and she had feelings that 26 POINT SAFRJ INSPECTI.ON $AFDY SERVICE INSPECTION •ipll•••:!. ..If •.'.Oflt, · ln••ll· ,. &·. . iectiinelt, '., ' : II r!Miurtlll .. .· Common Pleas Court, listen to a taped !ilalement dumg the trtal. They are, lrom left, Assistant Prosec!utor Brent Saunders, Prosec!utDr Joseph Cain and defense attorney Donald Andrew Cox. tax breaks In return for much lower duct Jon, used by working couples. The deduct ion. dropped by the Ill lis, WASHINGTON (UP!) -Differ· tax rates, they have significan t would ellnninate the "marria!{e ences have marked early negolla· differences. Most arguments focus penalty." Tax reformers argue, lions for a compromise tax reform on the level of the tax rates and however, that marriage peoalty bill but when lawmakers resume whether sensitive deductions, such relief will be provided by lncr81sed as those for sales taxes and talks this week they face virtual standard deduct ions and lower agreement on ending Income aver- individual retirement account con· rates. aging, ~amer deductions and tributlons, should remain. -Repeal of income averaging for Almost Ignored ln that debate oA 101 other Items. most people. Currently, lnc:ome The c:onterence rommlttlle trying have been the provisions common averaging Is used to lower the tax to mold a final version of tax reform to the bills, even though soine of bills of people who have had wide from the bllls passed by the House those would drop lax breaks used swings of Income levels. The House and Senate began discussions by millions of Americans. In many cases where there Is btu would repeal the Item, while the Thursday and p~ !1Y the epd of Senate would keep It tor some · this week to start trying to resolve agreement, the ooty · difference farmers. between the House and Senate major disputes. . -Taxation of unemployment . versions Is the effective date. The "By about Thursday we should benefits. There now Is a limited tax start making major philosophical House provlsklns WE!'e passed last break tied to unemployment benet· deciSions," said Se Bob Pack· year and would take effect this past its. The bills would make all wood, R-Ore., the c of the January, 1whlle the Senate bill unemployment benellta taxable. · Senate ce C ttee, who Is . would tnake the dlanl!@s next year. An ~ percent dedu:ctlon for leading te to In the The Senate dates are expected to buslnesa meals and entertainment : win. conference. Aides aald some Items where -the "three-martlnlluncb."Those · Aa the 22 lawmakers discussed expenses now are generally deduct· · various differences In the bills there are mtnor differences could lble In run and the bills would make : Friday, aides circulated a list <t 103 be tentatively accepted this week. them ~ percent ctemctlble. An · The Items of general agreement lterni that are almost Identical In area of disagrEement Is thjlt ·: Include: tJie two measures. (Continued on A..!!) ·•, · · · -Repeal of the twoeamer deAlthouah the biUs would curtail By JOSEPH M!ANOWANY •.. $799 . 8 Section, 67 Paget A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Sunday, July 20, 1986 verged on rage. What this meant to her was that her identity as a woman was challenged." Lynn testffed that Mrs. Gilman had told hlm she felt her husband "got what he deserved." He said he believed that Mrs. Gilman' s feelings aiJout sex, com· blned with her strong religious feeling and belle! that marriages should last, contributed to her . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .l. .l l l l · · · · · · · · · · i · · · • • t. . ,. . . . . . 4t.;4t me TRIAL ENDS -Major II Jill resin the trial <i Grace GUman, IU. 4, Oak lWI, Ohio, who was found guUty of manslaughter late Friday night In GaJDa County I I Sin f11111ol' - t ~•• •n~ • '"• '"' .-. ~•f"·<! '" ~ ,,,,., I"' Pi c ulo• IEGULAI .•J~.~~ ' Lynn testified that Mrs. Gilman told him "myhusbanddrove meoul of my mind by abusing me. My nerves were weak, my legs .went out from under me, I just went plumb out." He added that Mrs. Gilman to ld him the "pig squeal" noises Gilman allegedly made to mock her "made my eyes go white inside my head." Durtng his testimony, Lynn offered an explanation of Mrs. Gilman's psychological problems . "She did have a great deal of rage inside her ... which extended in her own mind to being hound, gagged and tortured ... in Mrs. Gilman's own mind, she had suffered physl· cal abuse." Several witnesses, Including Boster, nelghhors of the Gllnnans, and Michael Marcum. a grandson who lived with the GUrnans, testified that they saw no ev.idence o! physical abuse at the Gilman house. RIO GRANDE - Clndus R. S mith, president of R io Grande College and Community College, •·•as appointed president of Lake Erie College ln PainesvUie. Ohio, on Friday. The appointment Is effective Oct. X, or as soon as possible. Smith accepted the presidency of IRGC.CC in October 1~ and has led Cloms R. Smllll r he Institution through three years o f successtul fiscal management, "I appreci~IP the opportunity to f 11roUrnent growth and major have served Rio Grande College capital Improvements. During that and Community College," Smith .I lme, the Institution's budget said. " It bas been a pleasure to r y.oeched a record·hlgh $8.4 million, participate In the prqtress of the d'froUrnent exceeded 1,600 students collegf> and to see the continued 11~d runds secured for capital ,Qevelopment o! the Institution." IJinprovements, equipment a nd During his tenure, academic t i'alnlng totaled more than $5 (Continued on A~l rnWion. GIEAT DIIYING COMFOU BEGINS HEll IEGULAI S44.50 1-----------• O.nn ..., ' • 'Great deal of rage' president · • acceptmg 1new job I I LUBE, OIL AND FILTER I I Lubricate suspension, drain oil and replace filter using Mr Good· 1 wrench Oil and AC Delco Filter. · 1 In thil IP8Cill we in1i1t on 111ina auelity Mr. Goodwrench Oil & A/C Fihersnot en off brand or cheep filter end oil. This i1 en hone1t to goodnea 1peclel on I queHty OM Perla & GM SeNice, no aubltitute tor quelity. Limit 6 qts. Oil. $255 -Page A-4 her actions at the time of lbe shooting. Drlacoll and Lynn were engaged by the defense and prosecution respectively and will be paid for their services. The expert hired by I be court, Dr. David Helm, testffied Thursday !bat he believed Mrs. Gilman met the requirements for legal Insanity. · 'RGC-CC , AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE ~ IMTit COUfONI ~ ................ t.. I••••ICO•UPON.. I••••••t--1111•••-1 I Veterans Memorial By PAM McCALLISTER pened like this." Times-Sentinel Staff Cox went on the record at 5: 35 GALLIPOLIS -After more than p.m., during jury deliberations, to :•;even hours of deliberation, an explain why Mrs. Gllman had not <'!lght-woman, tour-man jury found testified before the defense rested •Grace Gilman guilty of voluntary earUer in the afternoon. Although r.nanslaughter at 11:30 p.m. Friday he said he and Mrs. Gilman's in Gallia County Comrnon Pleas daughter, Dolly Boster, "were •: ourt. Initially thinking Mrs. Gilman Mrs. Gilman, 71, Rt. 4, Oak Hill. should take the stand,", Boster said was trted for murder In the shooting If her mother were put on the stand. death of her husband, Jim Gilman, "I feel il would do more harm than ·n, at their home last Jan. 12. good." The jury was instructed by Judge The jury reconvened in the II'Uchard C. Roderick Jr. to consider courtroom twice during the evening I 'ive different verdicts: not guilty by for questions on points of law. t-eason of self-defense, not guilty by Defendaal was ..... 1-eason of Insanity, guilty of murder, The day began with testimony on g uilty of voluntary manslaughter. behalf of the state from Dr. Steven a nd not guilty of murder. J. Lynn, a profes9Jr of psychology Sentencing postponed at Ohio University and a consultant After the delivery of verdict. at AMHC. Lynn, the only expert Hoderlck granted a request made witness to testily for the proseeul':>y defense attorney Donald An· tlon. Interviewed and tested Mrs. <lrew Cox to postpone Mrs. GU· Gilman for 2'h hours in mid· tnan's sentencing. Cox said the February. delay was necessary so Mrs. "I am of the opinion that shewas C llman could obtain medication indeed sane at the IInne of ihe from Athens Mental Health Center, •hooting," Lynn said. LyM said he where she has lived since believed Dr. Willis Driscoll, Who February. testified for the defense that Mrs. Cox said afterwards that the Gilnnan was legally Insane, had <lefense would explore options for placed . toil much cn!'llence on possible recommeildatlons relating ~jn·.~ill tests-and that 1:0 Mrs. GUrnlll)'uontence. Prosec· ~9)'.,. lillfl'prelatlons wt:re •.ltor J"""'lh Call! hlid no comment open to question. '>11 the outcome~·~· . :!rlnder cross-examina!Jiln. LYJIII .yter l>earlnll IW verc!lct, Mrs ..• ' adlnltled . that lie belll!o'ed , MrS. q Urnan th8nked Roderk!k, adding, Gllm;m was lndel'd ffi!!JIIally IIJ, but •;rm ·sarry that things has hap· thai . shestlllhadcapaclty ,rocontrol National Weatlrr Service rore-: casters iate Thur.!dlly !lllld a flow of hot and bUmld air wDI remain In Ohio ilr at least the next couple d. days. ' A record In peak demand ror electr1clty was set Thursday by customers d the Columbus & Southern Ohio Electrtc Co. . , .. tt2-JOJ9 Relief in sight Guilty verdict retumed in Gilman murder trial· 'ror. Stvtll:IIIW et ... Stnet still bitter over being forced to accept contract concessions three months ago. United Steelworkers union members 1n AprU approved a :40-month contract, which Included . .cutslnwagesandbenefltsbymore than $3 an hour, aimed at .saving ;jobi anc1 avoMIIJig bankruptcy. Since the concessions, <Jiowever, L1V Steel's parentand company, filed Jayctts continued L1V Corp., fur protectkln under Chapter 11 ot :federal bankruptcy laws Thursday. . ~ Unlled ...,;.IDte-e!!MpJ · '(:\lsi!JrnErs. or·at ·least three OhiO utUfty c.Qmpanies .Tbu~ set r~!!ionls peillc· etectr1clty de· lllalld,· arurclty otnclals In Clncin· nail ba~. &ued a "~t warning," keep'1ng ~era! rondltX>ned "cool ~~rs" ppen untO 9 p.m. lor people ,\vii> can't , escape the uncomfortably hot and humid weather.,'·· Under Sljlllly skies, temperatures reached lllio the upper !ns and 90s statewide Thursday afternoon. AI· thouflh tt was dry, the humidity was lilgh enough to make.the excessive, beat even more uncomfortable. HEATH . CLEVEI..AND (UP!) - Thr . bankruptcy Ollng by L1V Corp. has added aalt to the wounds d some L1V Steel Co. employef~! who are Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant .. It Squads record 6 ctllls Thursday RGC-CC sets fall the tmts • · project. ·· . The meeting Is also llelng held .IO allow klCal civic l!lld business leaders to Offer lhput on how to minimize the ilegatlve Impact of traffic dlsnlptlon upon the community. Divorce acti<>n filed in C-1 Busln<!lill ....................... D-1 Comlai-TV .. ............. Insert Ciassllleds ......... 1»4-5-4-7-8 Dealhs ................... " .. " A-4 Edltorlai ...... ...... .......... A·2 Sports ........................ C+8 • Meigs County Emergency MedJ..cal serVice. n;Mrts six calls Thursday. · . TUppers Plabisat 11:41 a.m. tieatoo blit did noftninSJ)ort Margie Rood. ReedsvUle; Tuppers Plalna al ~: .22 p~rit. transpoi'ed Dana . Hoffman to Camden-clark Memorial. iffollpltal; ·RIIIllill4:. Fire • Department at 4:45 p;m. to lla.ITlslinvlllllfi>q1Nckflre; Mlddleport Fire Depljrtmenl at 6:09p.m. to a·g8ll011ne spjlt,at-McCJure's Daliy · Isle; Pomeroy at 6:55p.m. to Coll)lty Road lll.i:!rleann Powell and Doris Mace to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Ml!idleport'afH4 p.m. to the Intersection of County Roads5and 7ll~S!<!!.>eQuDientoHolzer Medical CentJ>r. · ·· · · · soc Pmren~~ke1--------------------~---------e ~~--------~ Inside: .active role Bob Hoeflich discusses a driver's course Alon1 Rlver ......... .. JI.l-8 Ohio weather: ~is thewlnner~.~~~i~~J.'I mystery fann coatest: Mrs. Pltllllps wd j)!ll! <t SI!YIIII l:ijtiles fill·the contest to c:orrectJy I1UnP the mystery farm pictured as tba! ~David ~.Route 3. J'On*'GY. Aa wlr\ner.- ,..._,Pbllllpll wDI ~jved a $5'prlze. . ' .. • • P:~ire Reds win 5 straight 1 . ' . "fOIInlY - - OI.DS.-.c:U•.C:IIY." Pl. (614) 992•6614 I, . '·;_ . ' . ' . _...... I \: .. '""' ' .. 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