http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9263d1df262548a6f5268eb1343502cb.pdf 3aefd2463f8fc008c73c83e1687e2986 PDF Text Text Ohio Lottery Major Hoople returns Pick·3: 585 Plck-4: M&.l Card• 8-H, 9-C, 8-D, 2-S Clear tonight. Fog dev e loping aher midnight. A low in mid 60s. Variable cloudiness Saturday , with high In mid Page 4 80s . • PAGE TWENTY-FOUR-THE DAILY SENTINF.L 1990 FOOTBALL EDITION . Vol.41 , No.7 9 Copyrighted 1990 ' 2 Sachons, 14 Pages Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio, Friday, August 24, 1990 Meigs voters to face 16 tax issues on ballot ROTL Over 40 Years Of Dependable Service Ulalft Refia!ifr~ • Heating and Water Heating • Lift Truck Gas Delivery •Grain Drying _a nd Cooking •Construction Heating By BRIAN J . REED Sentinel :'l'ews Staff All th ree local sc hool dis tric ts in Me igs County, as well as Ca rle ton School -M e igs Indu stries, will be pl ac ing addi tio na l tax IPv Jes on th£1' November 6 ballot. Those school lev ies will be a mong 16 tax Issues to be dec ided by Meigs Cou nt y voters in Nove mber. The Carle ton Sc hool · Me igs Industries levy wil l be the on ly co unt y-wide levy: a ll ot he r lev ies will be decided in the ir respec tive sc hool distric ts, townships and villages . T he deadline fo r fil ing these Iss ues with th e Me igs County Board of Eleetlons was Thu rsd ay a t 4 p.m. Meig s Indu s tri es-Ca rleto n School will request a n addi tional tax of 1. 5 mills for the pu rpose of ma inta ining and OP"rat ing Its programs fo r per sons wit h men · tal retardati on a nd developmen · tal disa bilit ies. If pa ssed. t his would be a con tin umg levy . T he levy appearing on the ballot in the Eastern Loca l School Distrlcl calls for an additional tax of five mills for two years, providing for the em ergency require me nts of th e sc hool distric t a nd avoiding <~n operating deficit. Tha t levy would genera te a projec ted figu re of $154,689 22 per year for th e two year per iod. The Southern Local Sc hoo l District 's additi ona l tax levy for current expenses is for 4.0 mill s. It Is expected to create an additional $225,644 for the district per year for a period of thr eP years The MPigs Local School Dis tric t will place two levies on th e ballot In November, a 1.0 mill con tinuing levy for cur rent ex · penses and a 4.0 m ill five-yea r levy for p e rm a n ent improvenwnts . The continuing levy, wh irh would ge neral~ a n a nnual revenue of $105,606.34, was ~ laced on th e ballot to romply wi It the sc hool board 's 1988 contract with th e Me igs Local T~ac h ers Associa ti on. The 4.0 mill levy is anticipated to cr eate $4 22,425 .36 per year. Middleport Village will seek a renewal of an existing tax levy for cur rent expenses of 1. 0 mill for fi ve years. Two villa ge levies will be on the ba llo t for residents of Sy racuse Village. The vi lla ge will seek the r enewal of a n existing ta x of 1. 8 mills for current expenses for five years. In addi tion , Syracu se voters wil l be asked to re new a frre protec tion levy of 1.0 m ill for - 11/(clSer-v-iee? By United Press International Iraq i troops su r rou nd ed at least seven embassies in Kuwait c it y that have defied Ba ghd ad 's order they close, a nd the sold iers have sto pped people from e nter · lng a t least two compounds. officials sa id Friday. "Troops are now patro lli ng aro und the British. Japa nese, West Germ a n, Swedish, Norwe- Business and Industry gia n. Hu ngar ian a nd Romanian e mbassies," said Swedish Foreign Minist er Sten Andersson in a spec ia l television broadcast. The Soviet Un ion, m ea nwh ile, a nnounced it had eva cuated all Its e mba ssy per sonne l but had not lega lly closed its now-empty e mbassy. Accord ing to the Sta le Depa rt ~ m ent. Iraq ordered the embas ~ Man cited for DWI after auto accident AFTERNOON ACCIDENT - An afternoon accident seriously Injure d two drivers in a head-on coUislon on County Road 21 Thursday . The 1978 Thunderbird, ( rig hi) driven by John C. HUe, Middleport, drifted le ft of center a nd struck the 1987 Dodge Caravan (left) driven by Pe~gy Thomas, Cheshire. Jllte was cited for driving und er the Influence. Both drivers were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital in Pome roy by Me igs County EMS. (OVP photo by Dave Harris) Meigs board hires sub teachers By ,JIM FREEMi\l''i Sentinel Ne ws Staff The Melg' Loca l Sc hoo l Board decided du r ing Tu C'sd ay's regu la r sessio n to hire 25 substltuh' ND BO EGIS "Famil, Owned" fi ve years. In Rutland Village, an add iti ona l current expense levy of 1.:> mills for fi ve vears will be decid ed by th e e lec tora te. Addi tl onally. voters there will cast their ba llots on a fivP - yl'ar police depa rtment lrvy of J.J mills. Vo ters in Raci ne Village will decid e on the proposed renewa l ol a fi ve-yea r levy of 3.0 mills . Those dollars would be ear marked for curre nt expenses . Con tinued on pa~e 10 At least 7 embassies _appear to be under siege in [(uwait For Home, Farm, (614) 742-2511 25 Ce nt s A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper teachers a nd get four purch ase servi ce con tracts to olidf' o1 multiple -h and icapped kinde r · garten s tudent Hired as substit ut rs wrrP : Ro be r t Ashlry . Shamn Ed monds. Teresa Fields, Thomas Ga tes. Sue Grace. Fern Gri mm . Barry Hay nes, Be tty Hutc ltin · so n. Mich ael Ke nnedy, Kar en Lyons, Judith McCa rthy. George Needham. Ge rald Nelson, Ke lly Rizer, Cy ndra Roberts, Nat han Robinette. Susan Roessler. Laura Salser. Mar ga ret Smith , John Snedi ker. Virginia Lynn Swai n. Do nna Wolf. Sherry He nsler. Cheryl Ha lley a nd Kathy Jo Sm ith . The board derided on a pu r ~ c hase service contract for Blur St reak Cab Companv to provide t ran sportat ion for a ha nd ica pped st ude nt. In addlli on. the board co ntrac ted Con nie J ones, J os ie Morton and Shir ley McDonald to srrvP as aidt's for a ha nd ird pped s tudent . T he hoard a lso decided to hire a full -tim e kindergarten teacher to work for Harri sonville and Bradbury k inderga rt e ns. Also hired wa's a full·tlme aide fo r the Rutland, Ohio two klnd('rgart ens . In add ition , the boa rd <l('I'Pplt'd the resig nati o n of Kathelern Peyton as a s ubs dt ute teacher . granted maternil~' leavt' fo r Lon I Barnes from today through ScptPmber 30, 1990, and gra nted dock day to Na ncy Whit e for Aug :n . In ot he r act ion, the board decided to em ploy Rick Edwards as Junior High Volley ba ll Coach fo r t he 1990-91 school year, accep t ARA for cafeteria servi ces for the upcom ing sc hool year. The board vo ted to rai se th e pr ice of milk from 20 cent s to 25 cen ts a nd to raise the pri ce of pizza meals bought fr om Tony' s. Th e board a p proved th e transf er of $11,479.55 from the general fund to Disadvantagt'd P upil Pr ogram Fu nd for Co nt in ued on pa ge 10 New eatery • to open In Mason A Intoxicated driver caused serious Injury to )limseil and a GalUa County woman Thursday whe n the two co llid ed on Coun tv Road 21 nea r Sta te Route i. John C. Hlle, H. Middleport was tr aveling wes tbound a nd a pproaching a c urve when he drifted lefl of ce nter. His 1978 Ford Thunderbird co llid ed head on wit h an oncoming ca r dri ven by Peggy Thomas, 54, Ches hire. Bot h Hlte's car and Thomas 's 1987 Dodge Caravan s usta ined heavy damage. Hlte was not wear\ng a sea tbelt. Hlte a nd Thomas were tra nsported to Veterans Mem oria l Hos pita l by Meigs County EMS wh ere they were admitted and held for obser vat io n. Hlte was ci ted fo r dr iving under the influe nce and dr ivin g left of ce nt er. s ies be closed by midnight Friday an d t he personne l meved to Baghdad or out of t he co untr y. Iraq cla im s the embassies in Kuwait c it y are superfluou s since It annexed Kuwait s hortly aft er its Aug ~ invasion of the oil -r ich emirates . The Un ited Sta ll'S, th e European Community a nd sever a l As ra n co untries h ave refused the order, saying it would be a tacit adm iss ion th a t th e annexation was legal. Britain initi a ll y den ied troops had s urrou nd ed its embassy . bu t later reversed Itself as Foreign Secreta ry Douglas Hurd sa id Iraqi gua rds had ta ken up posts outside the BriUsh Embassy In Kuwait and were pl't!'llentlng people fr om e nter ing or leaving. ' Norwegian Foreign Minis try s pokes man Bjorn Blok hu s sard Norwegran amba ssador Ha ns Wilh el m Lo ngva. who wit h six years In Kuwa i t was the d iplomat ic doye n In the coun try, had seen peop le who tried to en ter h is embassy slopped by Iraqi troops . America's GNP up only 1.2 percent during second quarter WA S HI NGTON 1 UP lr America's tota l ou tput of goods a nd se r vices crawled ahead by only 1.2 percent in the second q uarter of the year. the govern· men t said Frida y. as the econ omy s trugg led to avert a recession. Priv a te eco nomists a n tici paled an increase of 1.4 percent a nd warn th a t a period or nega tive or near -zero growth lies a head because e ne rgy a nd ol her co ns um er prices will likely sprra l as the Iraq crisis dra gs on. In Its fir st revision of the rea l gross natio na l product, the Co mmerce Departm e nt also reported co rporal c profl ts a ft er Iaxes dipped 0.2 percent from April to June after inc hin g a head 0.5 percen t In th e fir s t quarter. The second qua rter's overall $12.2 billion inc rease In the real GNP, whic h discounts inflation . follows a ga in of 1.7 percen t. or 117.4 bi llion. from January to Marc h, the department sa id The figures in the report werr adj us ted for seasonal factors and calculat ed at a n a nn ua l rate . Most of thr rrvis ions ca mr fr om data collected during J une. a go vernment spokesman sa id . The rmpli ct price deflator . a cr iti cal meas ure of infla tion tied to the report, fin ished the second quarter at 4.7 percen t, down fro m 4.8 percent in the first qu arte r when energy prices jumped in the wake of a December cold snap . The department's Bu rea u ol Economic Ana lys is also said that persona l co ns umptio n edged up by only 0.3 percen t in th e second quar ter after gai ning 1.1 percent in the first qu ar ter . Spending on du rable goods p lunged by 9 percent from Apri l to .June wh UP SJX'rldi ng on non- du rable goods was off by 1 pPrce nt . Spending on servirf's. however. wa s up ~ . 1 pPree nt "Abo ut one-thrrd of th e second quarter lnr r easP was in expendi· lures on el('('fr ic it y and natural gas. wh ic h re fl ected a re turn to near·normal tpmperatures fol lowing an unu sua l ly mild wi n· ter. " lh<· Commerce Department sa id . Expor ts nf goods a nd srrviC( "•,, whic h roc ket ed by II.~ percent in th<· fir st quarter, were off by .1." prrcPnt m the seco nd quartt't. wh ile imports di~pcd 0.6p<'rr e nr after a dva nci ng 2.5 percent fr om Janu ary to Ma rch Business i nvf's llllPn I, mea rt wh ile, dr opped 5. 2 percent in tlw second quar tr r, morf' tha n orf.., Pt tin g a 5 percrnt increasr in lhf' first q uar te r as bu siness in v~ · n t o­ rles. the stockpile of uns old goods. increased dramatlcallv Ground was broken ror the Mason Family Restaurant Wednesday in the rain. The restaunmt is located beside the Exxon Fast-4-U and wiD served the people of Mason and Meigs Counties. According to owner Frank Herald, the coostruction will hope[uUy begin on Monday with an estimated opening date or November 10, 1990. Jim Anis wiU be the manager of the new racility. He has been working at Shoneys for six yeBili and served as the manager or the Point Pleasant restaurant for two years. Artis said the new eaJery will seat approximately 106 people and will have a private room [or bookings. The family restaurant will rea- GRILL WINNER - Rosetta "Tunle" Redovlan, a customer services representallve from Columbus Southern Power, presented Roger Karr of Chester with a Charbroil Electric 3020 crJll at his home on Thursday. Karr won the grill In the contes I held at the Columbus Southern Power display at the Meigs County Fair. According to Redovlan, some 3011 participated. _ _ _cl ' lure a salad and breakfast bar. Operating hours will be ~m 6 a.'!'. to 9 p.m. The busmess wtll employee approximately 25 people. Construction wiD be done by John Wamsley and all the workers will be local residents. Ninety percent the materials used in construction will be local. Financing for the new restaurant is being provided by Peoples Bank. or , GROUNDBREAKJNG FOR NEW RESTAURANT - Grouudbreaklng was held for the M1111on Family Restaurant In Mason Wednesday. Piclured breaking ground are, from len, Jim Artis, - ... ... manager; Mike Uevlag, executive vlce;-presldenl of Peoplea Bank; Joe Ellison, president of Peoples Bank; Frank Herald, OWller and John Wllllllllcy , contractor. (OVP photo by Michele Carter) ----·-- -- - I' �Pomeroy-Middlepol't, Ohio With homers by Bonilla, Bonds, Commentary lJl Court Street Pomenr,OIIle D&VOTED TO TIIB INI'D1:8'1'11 OF THE 10108-MAliON -'REA ~~ r-"r'---0'-"'T"'~o::::l~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Pllbllober CHARLENE HOEFLICH a-aJMaa.,.. A MEMBER of'!'IW Ulllled l'relalnternatlonal. Inland Dally Prell AIIIIOCiatlon and tbe Amerloan N..,.opa.,... Publlllbera Association. LETTERS OF OPINlON arowelrome. Tiley should be leu11lan 300 words lone. AD !etten are aublect lo ediiiDJ and muot be alped wtth name, addreu and telepb..., number. No unslped lott•n wUl be published. Lett•rs abould be In good taste, addressing lllsuoa. not per,...lltles. TV provides ringside seat for Mideast confrontation By HELEN moMAS UPI White Bo- Reporter WASHINGTON - Television and Instant communications have given the world a ringside seat to International diplomacy and brinkmanship that could lead to a war nobody wan 15. The sight of global statesman Indulging In beiUgerent rhetoric Is unsettling to the average viewer and at tbe same time an education. One might wonder whal are lhey really saying between the lines. The usually cautious Presldenl Bush called Iraq's President Saddam Hussein "a Ilar" and Saddam threw the same epllhl'l back at him . But this Is no sltcom. This Is for reaL So the public Is tuned In to television, especially Cabll' News Network, which has hecoml' lhe go-between belwP!'n world chancellerii'S as tenslo01 arise In the Pl'rslan Gulf. Neither thl' Stall' Departml'nt nor the C!'ntrallntl'lligl'nce Agency can possibly convey the Information as quickly as thl' round-lhl'-clock television coverage Americans are getting as the crisis heats up . As a consequence, global leaders are taking to the air waves as never before. There Is hardly a leader In theW est or the Arab world In recent days whO has not held a news conference, and thai goes for kings who ordinarily would be above It all except when their country Is threatened. Much as the leaders and the diplomats would like to go behind the scenes and make their deals, It appears that I'Verythlng Is on camera now . They are all going public , trying to line up support and using the air waves to propagate their own viewpoints. President Bush has bel'n vocal on the subject of the crisis tn the Persian Gulf and responsive to thl' media, even as he vacations at his Sl'aslde borne In Kennebunkport, Maine. Television pictures ol Bush on the golt course making pronouncemt'llls about the Americans held hostage In Kuwall and Iraq evoked some criticism and made him testy wltb reporters for a brief time. But he got over II quickly In the lure of cameras and m lcrophones. Both In televl.sed news conferences and speechi'S Bush has tried to bring the people In on the takeoffs as well as the landings of American !o.:.lp policy. Altllough apjWebetlllon ~· u a ""'ult or pictures ol Marini'S In battle fatigues trudging up the gangplank of a warship, the pri'Stdent has widespread national and International support for his stop Saddam mUitary moves . The Iraqis aloo havedtocovered ll'il'vlslon. In their Inner sanctums In Baghdad, IIIey watch CNN and prl'pare their responses pronto. As a result, there have been almost dally beiUgerent statements Issued In Saddam's name lrom Iraq, to a point where White House press secretary MarUn Fitzwater said "we don't need dally history lessons" from him. Maybe not, but as long as they are talking, they may not be shooting. And In all the belllCOSI' statemenl5 from lhe Iraqis there Sl'l'ffiS to be an underlying call for negotiation and discussion. So between Saddam statements, read by an announcer who looks like actor Omar Shariff and the voluble Iraqi Foreign Minister Az1z Tarlk, the Iraqis are high proflll' on American tell'vislon. Also In the picture are the television networks' anchOrmen and per10nalltles whO have gotten Into the acl . Their queodoDI have oflen been penetrating and enlightening. Some of thl'ffi have had all they could do lo kl'ep their expri'Sslons benign as they listened to threats against the United States. ABC -TV does not mind the IIOOII!What dual role of reporter-diplomat Its correspondents are playing even when they seem to cross the line beyond the constraints of pure journalism. That network has begun billing Ted Koppel of "Ntghtllne" a '1V atateoman." In the same Sl'tdng the Iraqi and Kuwall ambassadors In Washington have been on tell'vlston screens dally, and they seem to he enjoying their new found fame . So world diplomacy Is now being playl'd out on your tei<'VIslon set and the public Is a very concerned audtencl'. ACS grateful for support more people with lravet money and medication money for the year . Again thanks, LIUtan E. Moort' and John R. Hunnell Slwring miracles Some would laugh,aomewould scoff. but I am here 10 tell you God sUII performs miracles. After hearing several doclors' opinions. I had maJor auraery three weeks ago thlnltlng I was going to wake up with a cok»tomy. Altho111h my doctor kept sayIn( to keep the faith. I bad acc1pted II, and only asked God to alway slet me keep on praiJing Him to othera. I aald It I don't wake up here, I will be In a better country. I didn't aak for lht. miracle at all. as I t rled to cheer my roommate that had cancer, bul when I awoke several said, "you dldn'l get a colostomy" and I tho111ht I must have died and wenl to Heaven . All I could do was cry and praise Him. In His word, He said to ask in faith believing and He would do It for u1 but I Just prayed, Your will be done Lord. If you need a miracle In your life, just aok In faith bellevlna and serw God. He will do It for you. Dolly Woods Proud of team To our lana: ld a member of the Shady River Sllutllera, I am very proud of my team and the fafttaallt 1upport abown to ua at our lhow lui P'rltiiY nl&ht at the Melp Couaty F11r. It II alwtl)'l ,reat to put oa a ekJa111 allow al boml, IIIII ,...did..... Wldl tpldl1 jab. ........ pllftlf'D!I 1.. lli1 . _ . Bueeller ud Nield Bullell. we - estremel.y pnNd of ov DfiW, PRIM• uyalllll .. alwiJ• llltd the crowd lritll Ul, IIIII your " support wao lantasUc. Hand clapplna, leet atompfna, yelling IIICI tcre8JIIIna, It all keepa us aollll bard« than ever. Again thaaka lo our ~Teat Iaiii and aupporten - Metp CO'unty - we llld a wondeiiful lime and we wlll- you apln aexl year at tile Metal County F1lr. Ia A.pp;eclltloll of You AI~ DIIIIY YoUDI, Sound Tecllnktan Sllldy River Shutllera Friday, Augult 24, 1990 Cloe- atnaTeam The team of sclentisl5 Is headed by the former director of the Brazilian muttary research group called theAeroepaceTech· nical Center, or CTA. Other members of the group came from the big Braztitan aircraft manufacturer, Embraer. according to Brazilian press l'l'ports and our diplomatic sources. Thee combination sets off alarm hells In the U.S. government . Iraq Is In the market for computer technology lor Its weapons systems. and IBM Is currenlly negotiating the sale of a supercomputer technology to none other than Embraer. That would mean Iraq had on Its payroll alumni from one company, Embraer, with acci'Ss to statl'-of-thP.art supercomJlllll'r lechnology, and a governml'nl agency, CTA, which has already proved It can launch a rocket. Experts from the Pentagon and the Commerce and State departments havl' put their heads together to decide whether IBM should get an export license to Sl'll supercomputl'r technology to F.mbraer. The dlscuMion has 1968 Nuclear Non·ProUferatlon Treaty bmlnlng tile spread of nuclear weapo01. Two years ago we reported that Brazil bad Ita OWil heelthy nuclear research PJ'Gi1'8111 underway. The combination of a IJ'owlng nuclear capability and the wil· lfnlnela to sell to almost any buyer baa alarmed U.S. lnteiU· gence aaenclet. A Central InteiU· gence Agency source warned us In 1988 that "Brazil will Sl'llarma 1o anybody, especially Iraq and Libya." Since 19118, when Iraqi debls plied up and some ollts weapons bills to Brazil wetlt unpaid, the Brazilian government stopped sanctioning arms sail'S to HusSI'in. But lbal's only on paper. In reality, Brazilian weapons ex perts, Including some government employees, who were doing research and development work for Inq simply moved to Baghdad to conUn~ their work. Specificlily. they are working on the Piranha missile system. similar to the Sidewinder missile, Intended for US(> by the Iraqi air Ioree. WASHINGTON -WileD Saddam Hussein atormed Into Ku· walt, he brought an arsenal unsuited to a Third World coun· try, especially one that had just broken the bank In an eight-year war with Its neighbor. In the words of Salman's nemesis the Joker, "Where does he get those toys?" P"T WIIITEBK"D " - • Pll-ller/Colllraller The Meigs Unit of the Aml'rlcan Cancer Society extends grateful thankl to all thoBI' who dona ted and helped make the golf tournaml'nt for the Melp Unll a success Helping the unit helps Pirates hand Reds 9-3 loss Paga 2-The Daily Seudnal Pomeroy-Middlaport. Ohio By APRO.. .4.LFARANO UPI 8porl8 Writer Barry Bonds and Bobby Bonilla P<,.formed like rivals lor MVP honors Thursday night, bul Insisted It's Just teamwork toward bringing a National League pennant to Pittsburgh. BonUla achieved his second career grand slam with his 29th home run of the season, and Bonds slammed his career high-tying 25th homer, a two-run shot In the seventh, 1o lead Pittsburgh to a 9-3 thrashing of Cincinnati. "We have to push, we have toconUnue to push," Bonilla said, "because we need to have as big a lead as we can get when we gl'l back In the division . "There's a lol of things we want to accomplish, and one of them Is bringing a pennant to Pittsburgh. We're going to have some hard times In SeplE'mber, and we' re going to have some good times, and we'vl' go I to hope the good out-weigh the hard." The win, the eighlh In their last nine. combined with the NI'W York Mets' loss to Los Angeles Thursday to give thl' Pirates a four-game lead In :he NL East . Bonds and Bonilla have both exhibited awardwinning play this Sl'ason and sport similar statlstlcs. Bonds, among the league leaders In batting average, home runs. RBI, runs scored. stolen bases and a few other less celebrated categories. is considered the league's top MVP candidate. Bonilla, who has lO!I'ftVeranklngs In home runs, RBI, runs scofl'd and a coupleothercategorti'S,ts considered one of his chief challengers. But Bonilla Is more concerned with a learn trophy than one for himself. "If a post -season hon••r comes, It comes," Bonilla said. " B.B.'s !Barry Bonds) set oul to do so me things thi s year. All the attention he's getting, he should be getting. That's why he was a No . 1 draft choice tin 19115). " I'm not worried about post-season honors. If a post-season honor comes my way, It won't be bi'CaUSI' I'm talking to you right now ." Brazilian anns sales are wide open The Daily Sentinel Thl' world Wl'apons market is such that If a despot llkl' Hussein needs toys of di'Structlon, he can easily get them, even If he t. a bot-tempered bully without a lrlend In the world. During the Iran- Iraq war, the Soviet Union regularly suppUed !rag with arms. as did France. Beyond that, Hussein kept most of the source of the cache to himself. In tact, the third largest supplier of weapons to Iraq has been Brazil. which plckl It cuslomers about as wisely as Hussein uses the merchandise. In the past, Brazilian arms dealers have sold to Libya. China, Honduras, Saudi Arabia and just about anybody wllh a hankering to join the arms race. Brazil has refused to sign the ......._, -. already passed the point ol of juatifylng the sale and Ia now In a second pha.le ol talks to make sure the technology doesn't fall Into the wrong hands once It gets to Brazil. IBM officials told our reporter Paul Zimmerman thai they were simply responding to a request for ti'Chnology from a reputable aircraft company, Embraer. The rpsponslblllty for dl'cldlng whethl'r or not that's a bad Idea falls with th~ U.S. government, which has to approve the export license. In spill' of Hussein's Invasion of Kuwait, lhe negotlatlonJ for the sale of the supercomputer technology to Embral'r have not been Interrupted. u.s. officials In· volved In thl' talks say the relationship hetween Embraer, CTA and Iraq has been blown out of proportion and that Embraer Is a "world class company.'' OFF THE HOOK - We have reported In the past on the lraud and waste of tax doUars at Rams !Join Air Force Base In WI'S I Germany where club employees were pocketing money from slot machines and wasUng money on club operations. Congressional tnvestlgalors documented the abuses. But we have since learned that none of lhe guilty parUes bavl' been punished. The Air Force was embarrassed by the multimillion-dollar waste, bul Instead of punishing their own people, they simply shipped them off to new asslgnmenls. That way the Air Force was able to say It had disciplined those responsible without having to go through a painful investigation. MINI -EDITORIAL The ~arne- playing over the bodies or U.S. servicemen from the Korean War has been nothing short of ghoulish. North Korea fl'cently agreed to hand over five bodies, the first since 1954. It's about time. North Korl'a has been reluctant to return the remains ol AmeriCan Cis because the State Department has labeled North Korea as a terrorIst nation. Meanwhile. the ramilies ofS,ITI Americans missing in action In that war have been unabll' to put their loved oni'S to rest. It Is contemptible to hold soldiers hostagl' In body bags, decades after the war they didn't start Is over. Environmentalism has a dark side Robert Walters MINNEAPOLIS (NEAl - In an era when the preservation and protection of natural resources enjoy almost universal approbation, the dark side of environmentalism has surlaced. It's not a pleasant sight. In tact. It's an ugly Utile world In which conservation groups supposedly dedicated to promot· lng noble causes devote a disproportionate share of their energies to sniping at each other and lntolt'rantly dlsmlsslna any opinIons or facts that confilct with their preconceptions. Those dlstrublng tendell<'l1'5 were on view earlier this year at Early Warnings, a three-day conference that attracted not only leaders of numerous envlr· onmental oraanlzatlons bul also writers and editors from alternative newspapers and magazines. The meeting was spon10red by the Utne Reader, a Minneapolisbased bimonthly magazine that publishes excerpts of articles from thOSI' alternative publications, most ol which embrace a liberal to radical philosophy . Thus, It wao hardly surpriatnc that conference participants ceaaeii'Ssly Inveighed against "corporate Industrial capital· Ism," "crass commercialism" and related excesOI's. What was amazing was the meeting's opening address from the magazine's founder, publisher and editor, Eric Utne, In which he lhamelessly lhllled for varloua commercial enterprises affiliated with the confen!nce. "It's cballied my life," he burbled about a Filofax knockoff whose manufacturer provided mulllpurpose diaries to meetlna participants. A local boolrltore peddling Ita wa""' to pardcl· pants In a hotel room waa described as "an Incredible storehouse of literature." It was all downhUI from there. Tuas Agriculture Commtaaloner Jim Hightower described Utne ao "the left'• anawer to Doaald Trump" - Tbfo accuutlon clllllt' from Sam LaBudde of Earth Island lnsdtutl!, a small struggling organization. who said Green· peace was "certainly not abovt> board" In 115 fund·rat.lng operations and wao "pro&dtuting an issue." Greenpeace spokesman Peter Dykstra responded with a SOffi<'whal foul-mouthed denill and a call to end the "recriminations, fear, loathing and divisiveness within the t>nvlromental movement." But public relations practl· !loner Herbert Chao Guather rejected theGreftlpeacepo.ltlon and lnalstedthal"we have to look at ourselves. at bow unreaponstvl' our organiZations are. at how undemocutic they are ." On another occasion, Vlclor Lewis, a young black man, rose from the audience to crltlcllr "white, middle clua envlronmt>ntaltsm." He accurately noted that there wu little or no non·whlte representation elthl'r among the several hundred Early Warnings pardclpants or within thtocountry'll'llvlronmen· tal movement. The panells15 on staae at the AI IIIOiher Millon. Greeupeace, the country's fulelt arowtq eavlrolrratal lfCIUP, ... ltC!UIId of ..,..... Ill the publle lor 1111 • .,. by dalmlltt tllat II wu lnYOived Ill uYfll clolpiiJu trom btiiiC trlijliled llld klllld In tun1t tllhlq nell when It llld IIOthinl to do with that - don or .Mmlrwtlon of 1lum1 __ .............. No oadvlty In tho Fannule ....... rr.:::........ ,.,..... - ......., .......... "1:_ .... ... ..., ......... n.o County ll)llalpoUoiD 1104.400.00 y1110CDIG .......... _ Caunty_..,. ... juotlftod Tho Of.... of .,__ .........1 ... -Miooldo ............ =......... -· =. -·'-'=10,..... ......._ '......... .. llloclll G..,. IC I ..... Cit:IM,. ......... for t N o - -.ro~a em• .em ThreM o....... Pro- ... -lng --tt~~~ 1DCit- d IIIII on l1p11mMr I. 1110. to pro. wlcll Input on tho CGunty'o -l'lm. ,..,..,. r 1 . . J,iQtorv r..~gsc~ Public Notice Public Notlcl AuthorltJ.. Section tho-- '1:::1:.. tho CfMiad ""'a: c the ofloe ..., 3701 .11 ..... loctlon 3701.14 of Rew- Codo, or hlo aullloriniWpi native. 1.2 ,.,_" ...... tM ...,.. ...., pofttlool ...... dlvltlon, publla prMII corpo~atlou. .... ar lncllflr•uel. pen- Mory Ho-tter. Cllrl Ill 24 11o 1111 Motgo County Coun· otlnoo wldt ,..,, IAI Woln J1Ut .._ w CDIO : : : • • r..atu•ne ·• · t l o f ...... ocdlitl• onc1 - lht Ill ........ - t.d • ............. I'IU lito Comm61aloc•• Nlllc Notlcl 1.1 ........... .....,• .,., mO'(IIIo 1111 p01•tty-. 1.4 ......... _ ouch U-OIIIM reololuel ~ Tile ....... ... I \ ai•PIIdrlleMIII ltw . . R lft&to 111111 I ...,_._.IIMIIpaa . . . . . . . . - . . . . .Ia . . . . . . . . . . . f) . . "'lnodl,. plloo, ar-• hlohll -, ·'n..... OOIIIdiW .. or -. ....., leetion tlftoott ......... 3.1 No ....., In• .... lnllollu. . . . o l - 3.11ot,au...,,c.. ...................... ~-•ngl ll&*n•· , . _ leouod ..., ... loonl ol .....,.. of ... ..... ~ltlollh~ .... ol 11111111 .._. .::Z:: 1holl- ullon.-tll· only to peroon1 hovtn1 ......... ';cut • • ..... ...,IIIIo I lstl ..... ••11 1111111 tt'i n 111 lull•• a. '""' 'Pitea 1.1No_lholl_ With 4-l win over Mariners, tcwatla ued on P... l) lollowlng Bonilla's ll""'d slam In lhe flflh Inning ol Thuroday night's game against the host Cincinnati KedB, the victims In the Bucs' 9-3 victory. (UP!) ByGarySULEN'I1C UPI Sporll Writer The Kansas City Royals are excited about the wrong record and pleased with the wrong pitcher. Recognized as pri'-SI'ason fa· vorltes for an American League pennanl, KansasCitybaslnstead roamed the bottom half of !heAL West for most of the season. Thursday night's 4-1 victory over the Sl'alUI' Martnl'rs pul the Roya Is record at 62-62 and gave Kevin Appler his lOth win on the year . The Royals have been long In searching for a .!!00 mark. last attained on April 18 when they were 4-4. "It seems like It took about three years." Kansas City man· ager John Wathan said. The victory was Kansas City's fourth straight, giving them a 14-8 ri'Cord so far In thl' month of August. ·'To play so bad for so long and then start winning games shows you what kind of character this team and this whole organization has," said George Brett, whose two-run double In the first Inning put the Royals In lronl to stay . "This was our first goal, to reach .500. Now our next goal Is to move up another level." said Kevin Appler. 1~. who allowed Just three hits and no earned runs In six tnntng;ln posUnghlslourth straight win. Appier 1.-as still In Omaha playing AAA ball at the beginning of the season when Mark and Storm Davis arrived from the West Coast. Touting strong arms and lnfiated salarii'S, the pitching duo was to Insure Kansas City of dominance from the mound. Now the Davis pair's combined The Daily Senlinel 1USPS llutll ol M•kbnedla. Inc. t\ Dh• ... .,.. Publlsl'lfd ~rr; anmaom. Monday throop Friday. 111 Co\trt Sl. . Pomrray. Otuo. b~ tht Ohio Vallry Publish InK Comptny ;Mutttrnfdla. In<'.. Pom.roy. Ohio ml!l. Pb. 992-21~ S.- Advrrtlllna rttenlattve, Branham record reads 8-15 and It is Appler who has hecome lhl' Royals' first 10-gaml' winner. '1'hat's a surpriSe, especially with the pitchers we have on this team," Appler said. Tough-luck Seattle starter Brian Holman fell to 11·10. The Mariners have scored a total of just 14 runs In Holman's lOiosses . "It's a strange game," said Holman, who camoe within one out of a perfect game Apr1120 at Oakland . "I'm pitching OK You just havl' to take the bad with the good ." The Mariners hav£' lost six of their last sevl'n games and 12 of their last 16. Jet! Montgomery picked up a career-high 19th savl' with one Inning of one-hit relief. Elsewhere Thursday night In t hoe American League, Toronto downed Boston 4-3, Milwaukee clubbed New York 8-2 and Chicago defeated California. 4-2. Blue Jay• 4. Red Sox 3 At Toronto, Kelly Gruber 's broken-bat ground ball scored Sanders indicted on assault charge By GARY SULENTIC UPI Sporta Writer Washlngton Redsktns wide Tl'celver Ricky Sanders was schl'duled to be arraigned today on Mookie Wilson from third with charges of aggravated assault thl' winning run to shave Boston's and failure to stop and render aid stemming lrom an Incident at a AL East lead to one game. Toronto reliever Tom Henke, 2-2. Houston toples s bar. Sanders, 27, was indicted Wed went two Innings to pick up the victory. Joe Hesketh lost In his ni'Sday by a Harrts Countygrand jury on the charges. HI' orlgtfirst decision th e Sl'ason . Brewers 8, Yankei'S 2 na lly had heen charged with At New York , Dave Parker attE>mpted murdl'f and aggra homered and drove tn four runs vated assault after a May I and Rob De~r smacked a solo Incident outside the Men's Club, homer, snapping the New York a Houston topless bar. Yankees' six -game winning Sanders Is scheduled to he in streak. Jamie Navarro, 4-5, gave stall' District Judge Donald up two runs and eight hits In Shlpll'y's court Friday lor pitching his first complete game a rraignment. of the year. New York startN , " I think 'trs a solid case," Mlk£' Witt fell to 2-6. Assistant Di s trict Attorney Marc White Sox 4, Angels 2 Brown said . Last Wl'l'k, Brown At Chicago. Alex Fernandez sa id he would not pursul' the scattered seven hit s over e ight a ttempted murdl'r chargl' because he thought the grand jury Innings and Scott Fletcher capped a three-r un fourth inning would not return an Indictment on that charge. with a two-run stngll' . boosting the Chicago White Sox . Frrnan · Wendell Odom and Cindy Hen dez, 2-1. struck out flv e.t he mo s t ley, Sanders' attorneys, were In In his llv£' ma jor -leag ue sta rt s. co urt Thursda y and could not be and walked two. Bobby T higfl"n reached for comme nt. Odom ssld pitched the nmth lor his major prev ious ly he th ought the state league-leading 42nd save. !\Irk would ha ve a hard time proving McCaskill evenPd to 9-9. Sandl'rs acted Intentionally . Sanders. who has been with the Redsklns since 1986, has played In both of Washington's preseason ga mes this year . He previously pla yed lor the Houston Gam bl ers of the USF!.. Sa ndPrs had romr to Houston opponent and s tarted treating In May lo watch a Houston her just as any opponent! s tarted Rockets-Los Angeles Lakers to play better ." ~a m r and wrnt to thr club with By the end of the match. that lrlends a ft er lhe ~ a rne. The was obvious. Graham brok£' thf' inciden t occ urred after Sanders 19-year-otd Au stria n' s st'rv<· to l'l'a llzed the hubcaps on his start the llnal set, a nd added Ca dilla c were missing and another break soon a lter. before argued with pa r king attendant serving out the match Sam Ja mu s. As far as facl n~ Seles, the Sanders cla imed the hubcaps Stanford All -America is l ookln~ were stolen while he was In the forward to the challenge. cl ub while parking attendants "It'll be fun to play Monica." said th e hubcaps were already Graham said. "'I wa tched her ~one when Sa nders arrived at the last week In L.A . beat Ma r tina cl ub Navratllova . I figure I'll ha ve Jamus, 29. claimed Sanders fun, becauS<' I ha ve nothing to st ruck him with the car and lOS!' ." drove orr. a nd ha s flied a $5,000 After dropping lh£' Ofl"nlng fl"rsonal Inju ry lawsuit . game of the match, Fernandez , a At Miami . the NFL has susfinalist this year at the Austral pended Dolphin and former Pro Ian Open . cranked her game up to Bowl nose tackle Brian Sochla cruise past Jordan. attempting a for mol'l' than four Wl'eks becomeback following maj or re cause he tes ted positive for constructive knee surgNy. anabolic steroids during his "I think I played WI' II, " she recent training camp physical said. 'I was serving we ll and exa mination. relurnlng welL Sochla, a Pro Bowl selection In ·'There were not many long 1988, was suspended without pay rallies and I took advantage of the next two weeks and the for every opportunity I had to come firs t three regular Sf'as on games . ln. I was pleaSI'd ." Graham, Seles to battle in KISS 100 Invitational semis HAVERFORD, Pa. iUPI I TraiUng the No . 16 ranked player In the world by a sel and Sl'rvice break and on the verge of de leal Thursday, NCAA singles champ Debbie Graham turned her game up a notch and wen I on to shock Barbara Paulus 2-6, 7-6 11-11 . 6-2 In first round play at the KISS 100 InvitationaL The 19-year-old Calltornlan now faci'S No. 3 ran ked Monica Sl'les In Friday's semifinaL The other semifinal features No. 6 Arantxa Sanchez Vicario vs. No. 8 Mary Joe Fernandez . Fl'rnandi'Z had little trouble bl'atlng local favorite Kathy Jordan of King ol Prussia. Pa .. 6-2- 6.0 In Thursday's opening match. "In the beginning, I really wasn't on my Rame and was nervous." said Graham, who recovered from her shaky start to force a second tiebreaker In which she won the last six points . "Once I started focusing on playing lennis Instead of my New apapf'l' Sa fll, 733 ntrd A"'"""". NfW York, NIPW York 10017. . POS'I)tJ\STER: Send a&Wu eh.np lo Thr Dotty S..llnl'l. Ill Coun SL ·l'omPrdy. Ohio 4.'17fJ. SIJJI8(lUPTION IUTIIII Br Carrt• tr Motw .... OnrWettc .. ................................. ,uo On• Month .... ....... ..... ........... ..... J&lG Oftt Yur ... .............................. 81NGLI! COPY rRICII Dolly ............... ··········· 25 Cent• m.ao ' Sublrrlbers not deslrlnj to PlY UIIPCil· rter may mnlt In advanct direct to 1\t Dally SHt lnel on a3, I or l2 month .......Crrdtl will bt 111- carrl« each bltfl. __._._ No IUblorlpltons by moll pormlttld Ia ar"sa wh8"t home carrier lti'Vkt II IVIIIIbll. -lllolpC.., uw....................................... t~UI •w....... . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . $17.• "·w....................................... rrt• ClotMt ...... Coulr uw....................................... $10.• .......... ............................... $10.111 "w......... .............................. m• Tonight's games Meigs at Gallipolis Nelsonville-York at Athens New Lexington at Logan Cleveland East at Marietta Belpre at Warren Local Point Pleasant - Open Coal Grove at Oak Hill Eastern at Waterford Fort Frye at Southern Hannan (W.Va.) at Southwestern Rock IUD at !i)'mmee Valley Umen McKinley at Portsmouth Columbua DeSalel at Brook· baven IIIIMQ'•I- JacUOI! at Wellaton Nor til Gallla at WooclrQw Wllaon Hantlln Trace at Ironton St. Joe The P!rates took advantage of n lne walks tsoued In a combined effort by rookie Chris Hammond, 0-2, Tim Layana and Rosario Rodriguez. Allo!the runners on base when Bonilla hit hlsgrandslam to cap a slx·run llfth had drawn bases on balls, and a walk to Andy Van Slyke rlghl before BonUia's blast forced In the Plrati'S' second run. Winning starter Zane Smith, !1- 7, earned his third win In thfPI' star Is slll<'e Pittsburgh obtained him In a multi-player dl'al with Montrl'al on Aug . 8. He gave up seven hits and two runs, walked one and struck out four over six and one -third Innings . In other National League action, Houston pounded Atlanta s-3, San Francisco dropped Phtladl'lphla 6-3, and Los Angeles beat Nl'w York 4-2. In the American Leagul' It was : New York 8, Milwaukee 2; Toronto 4, Boston 3; Kansas City 4, SeatUe 1; and ChiCago 4, California 2. M11w 8, Bnveo 3- At Atlanta, Glenn Wilson stroked lour singles and drove In two runs to pace an 111-hlt attack, llttlng Houaton. Mark Portugal, 7-9, allowed seven hits over six Innings to l'arn the win, striking out flvl' and walking three. Larry Andersen allowed one hit over two Innings, while Dave Smith tossed the final Inning. Starter Charlie Lelbrandt !I'll to 5-8. Glanlll i, PIIUIIes S - At San Francisco, pinch hitter Ernest Riles clubbed a lhrel'-run homer Ina four-run fourth Inning, his second pinch-hit home run In five days, leading San Francisco. Riles's pinch· hit homer was his fourth of the Sl'ason, tying a club record. Francisco Oliveras, 1-2, earned the the vlclory with three Innings of scoreless relief. allowing one hlt and striking out two. Dennis Cook fell to 8·3. Dodaen t, Meta 2 - At Los Angeles, Eddie Murray's two-run homer In lhe flflh Inning snapped a 2·2 tie and carried Los Angeles . Fernando Valenzuela, 11-10, gave up cnly four hits and drove In a run. He was forced to pitch out of trouble repeatedly, walking a season·hlgh seven. and did not strikeout a batterbeforehelngltfled In the eighth Inning. Jay Howell finished to record his 12th save. Around the NFL. .. Royals' record stands at .500 .................... --~~~~~-·--Of in_.....,. ..... ,........ ..... ........ II;= .................. :.:=...:.: ....... ....... ,. ... ,. ,... ·"' ........... I 1• I CELEBRATION -The Pirates' Bobby BonUia (felt) gets a hl!th five lrom leunmqe Barry Bonds (right) and anolber unldenUied teunmate M(lmbf'l": Unlttd Prtu lni«JUUIUOMI , Inland Dally Pr~PS& AaoelatiOn and I hiP Ohio f'I~IJll~ Aaaorialton. Natlo .. l .,......_.or .J:":!: "'-· A IIEGULATION FOil nt! .... or•Bie U iWMIII por-111 for 1111 tl I of ITOIIAGE AND COWC· TION 0' lOUD WAITE IN cammorolal, ...-hui81, aotld -~~~~~··· to ooiiiPIII wlltulu IUilRI Mol THE MIIGI COUNTY . . , 00111 UPitf .,.,.lone. I I - of JIIIUIIIII of HIA&.TH DI11111CT I tlll"'-"' Of-~~~ . . Nellatll . . . ; A "'Uinllll .....Iaiii~ flumDI .... ualion. ........ . . , ......., 01 ;?sic elldcn ••••tcnaiiNI 1 I au taoftNI I ;1lr ~ ·..;~1 I tint•.,....._.,_, _ , . , , IIIII I 511'::1 8 Ill .......... 101 I fir ........... ..u~t ..... , ... i I el I Ill -''1'-.- ............... ,a olu.1... .aaartamlc .._ ' : ....... orodwlmlty. -. , cond class posta&r paid at -Pomeoroy, Ohio. 3709.2t' of Ohio lon~ anOihlr ...., Codo. utno onor 1 - - . ony locdon 1. OofiAI .... In IIIII fe~Ulotlon: 1.1 •'llool1lo Commltaioner'' meena I ..-_ bufft or dl•• • on hlo of -·-=:--.. .,.._ ,--In ......... -. ..................... = . ,. . ,.... -n-r• :a ...... _ ......,, >a.,...,.. .... -•.r....... ....... "' ... .,_._ .......... _ -l i t . .... ...... -· ,....._ O.ll;euu..,l,1110.et 7P.M.,IIohof"':C" . thl' "ma~s media," lhe "mainstream media" and the "commercial media" - the newspapers. magazines, radio and television stations fromn which they get much of their news. Those organizations are hardly perfi'Cl. Indeed, many of tbl'm ceaSI'II'Ssly jump lrom 0111' superficial Issue to another and seldom attempt to seriously explore pattl'rns underlying dally even IS. But the lack of Independence and professionalism among the alternative journalists at the meeting ~ere was equally appalling. By United Preas Ink. ou•••IWI Today Is Friday, Aug. 24, the 236th day of 1990 with 129 to follow . The moon Is waxing, moving toward Its first quarter. The morning stars are Venus. Mars and Jupiter . The l'Yenlllltstars are Mertury and Saturn. Those born on this date are under lhe sign of Vlrao. They Include pioneer Brltt.h aboUtlonllt William Wilberforce In 17:19, Jolhua Lionel Cowen, lnvenlor of thl' electric toy train, In 1880, EngUsh author and parodist Sir Max BeHbohm In 18'1'2, Roman CathoUc Cardinal Richard Cushing, archbishop of Boston, In 189!i, country music publisher Fred Rose In 1897, AI'Jit'ntlne poet and aulhor Jorge Luis Borges in 1899, and Ohio State football running back Arehll' Griffin, the only two-time Helsman Trophy winner. ln 19M (age 361 . NOnCE Of 'UIUC HIAIIING '""~-comto~ were~~'t certain whether to later· pret u 1 compliment or an Intuit. Today in PubUc Notice m'II'aR.,. 1 time all refused lodlscuss Lewis' concerns. The moderator of lhe session, journalist Mark Hertsgaard , Ignored the cry of "environmental racism" and twisted his response to raise an unrelated lssUI': "It's unqUI'SIIonable that racism pervades the (new•l media ." Utne ru,hed to a microphone. acknowledged that Lewis had raised "a vtory Important problem," promised "we'll do better next time'· and summarily ended the meeting . Like Hl'rtsgaard. mosl speakt>rs revt>led In haranguing against the "dominant media." PU:lllc Notlcl eM0NoD1. I I lei uJ'I.IIIIHifor ..J lntundlr 1111 COIIWNIIIIty D1= cbaracterl· zatlon aome of thOle present campalp. The Daily Sentinei-Paga 3 If further tesdng shows his system Is clear of the muscii'building drug, he will be permlt ted to practice and play following the Dolphins' game with the New York Glanl5 on Sept. 23 at the Meadowlands. AI West Chester, Pa .. tightend Keith Jackson continued his boycott of tralnlngcampbecau81' he wanl5 a contract extension. and the Philadelphia Eagles continue not to negotiate with him or his agenl. .Jackson, who was named lo the NFCProBowlteamineachofhls first lwo seasons, has lwo years left on the lour-yl'ar contract he signed altl'r being Bl'lected by Philadelphia In the first round of the Jllllll draft. • ''They're not even talking," running back Ktollh Byars said of the non-negotiallons. ' 1'hey're not saying, 'HI. Bye. Nay' or anything . Nt>lther side Is budging." At Indianapolis, Colts running back Eric Dickerson was schl'duled to have his ailing lefl hamstring examined by the team's doctor, but a spoki'Sman for Dickerson said he will be at his Cailtornla ri'Stdl'nCP Instead. "His leg Is otill thr same, and he won't be back until he leels he 's 90-95 percl'nt," Dickerson spokesman Daryl Henry said . If Dickerson continues to rl'ject the Colts' requests for re-examination, the team could place him on the non-football injury list, which would sideline him for at least the first six weeks of lhe season. At Houston, a day after the Chicago Bears gave holdout defensive tackle Steve McMIchael permission to talk to the Olll'rS, Houston genl'ral manager Mike Holovak and head coach Jack Pardee said talks hetween lhe partli'S are over, at least at the present Ume. ''Thl' Bears arl' holding onto him lor now," Holovak said. "The Bears are trying to salvage btm It they ean. The bottom Ut>e is he Is not for trade." At Foxboro, Mass. New England PatrtoiS quarterback Marc Wilson Is expected to suit up and play In Friday's exhlbiUon game. WilSon miSsed the flnt two exhlblllon games afler spraining ligamenls In his hand during a scrimmage Aug . 4. He threw sparingly during practice late this week. but said his throwing hand "f~ll fine." At Suwanee, Ga .. six -time Pro Bowl oflenslve tackle Chris Hln ton Is scheduled to sign a (See NFL on Pa1e t) 12.71 12.11 WGAIN 04ol!lll[EIIATVROII! I IUIClA! ~.WAIN Mllllll TVIIIIA! SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 4524 •. ~: " IEICE,T "OHOII'I 1986 PONTIAC 1000 4 dr.. auto .. 1lr, clolh lntt• rlor . New Dodge Trade. SALE PRICE 1986 FORD TAURUS I 4 dr., V-II engine, A/C. AM-FM·CIIRttt. Thl• II • lherp C.rl SAL£ PRICE ~·11,. COUNTRY CORVETTES 1977 CORVETTE •••••••••••• $6895 $3 989 1985 DODGE LANCER 4 dr., air cond., II apd. 1ran1. AM·FM-8t.rao. Nlc:. Cll'l MAX HILL'S $2689 SAL£ PRICE $2 989 1979 CHEV. MONTE CARLO Looks and runs gr~atl $1 590 1980 CHEV. CAPRICE ••••• S1995 4 dr., V-1 engine. Low mlltt. Dark blue. 1977 CORVETTE •••••••••••• $7995 Ught blua. 1968 CAMARO Z-28 •••• S8995 •1•-tn-•161 UTAIT FAW, OliO Ull NYIS, 0 . . . Mil SIA• 1 S, SALISIIAI MONDAY IIWv THUIIIOAY 1:10-l:acl; fiiiDAY 1:»1:00: IATUIIDAV 1!00-1:00 Mark's Auto Sales, ' Inc. 992-3011 . · j._605________________________ __ General Palkway Mildlepm. Ohio 4n60 ~ �Friday. August 24, 1990 Pcnaoy-Mid.tsport. Ohio Friday, Har-rumph! Eut Ttun W L Pot. GB lllooloa........... 17 .137 By United Pr.. s lnternatloaal Ba.'leball Amerlcaa L e - - Upbeld """""" ........11 11 .sa llalllmo~ ..... sa 14 .475 the three-1wne suspenskuw of 1 Mike Felder, Gary Shellleld Milwau- 71\ Detroll .........u 11 .414 t INDIANS ...... n M .«3 t Mll............ .11 17 -4~ It aod B.d. SumoD ollhe kee Brewers. Pun:huecll~e Milwaukee ~ntract New Yoli< ..... 52 Tl .US 14 Weol Ooklaad ....... 78 II Cbtc..., ........n u Telt• ........... IC 10 KIDIM City .. U IZ Call............. ll 14 Sealtle. ......... ll 14 of catcher Tim MciD- tOib from Den ¥er Gf the Ameri- MIIOCiallon (AAA); notlllod pitcher Dennis Powell ol COII .11!11 .1110 .516 .SIQ .t88 .us their Intent to a.ttllp hJa contract to Denver. 5 14 II Pllloburgh - Activated ou~ It elder R.J, Reynold5 Irom lbe IS-day disabled 1111; oplloeed 111'!1 b... rnan Orlando Men:od 171\ 17% M i a - .... 55 II .444 %3 to Buffalo of thf' A.merlcaa Asooclatlon tAAA ). Tbunday'a results Mllwaakoe t, Now Von Z Seattle - nated lnflelder Mike Brwnley lor ullpment. B.. kelball Detroit - Agreed to terms with pard Lance Dian ks on a hlday'• ......... Mltnakoe t Kaud""" HI al New Von (Leary l-11), 1:311 p.m. Ueveland (Walker 1~1 at Baldmon! (Tellord 1-8) , 1:30 p.m. Booloe ( Cl emeaa 18-1) at To .... ta (Key 8-4), 1:!5 p.m . Oaltlaad (Sendenoa lUI a1 Deln>ll (Tern!IU-1), 1: 3S p.m. Callomla (Abbott 8-11) a1 Chic""' (Edwards !-Z) , 8:01 p.m. Seallle IVounK 6-U) atKanIWI City (McGalllpa il-l) ,8:31 p.m. Mla.,....a (Gulbrle Hi a1 Texulolellooai-H) , 8: 35p.m. Salunlay"o1ameo Mlhnukoe a1 New Von Boolon at Toronto Ooklaad al DetroK at Activate-d out- llelder Jay Buhner; deolg- Ton>ol8 4, llolloll 3 Kaaou City 4, Se.We I Clllc""' f. Callomla ! Cleveland t-yeu co ntract Gr811d Rapids iCBA) S lgnrd forw a rd Ronni e Thompkins. Miami - Signed guard Mitt Wagner. foUt>ge Bucknell - Named John Sko&edls crew roach. Cal -Santa Barb a r a Named Ttm Rl\lera women's omnastic~ coach. Duke - Announct>d resignation of 11ports lnfonnaUon dl· redor John Roth; named Mlkr Cr&K&: ~port~ lofonnatlon director. Ellzabt-thtown Named Steve Schulman men's bu.kel - ball as!!lotant and Tina Hilt u!!Jiaant volleyball coach. l..ouls.lana Stall" Announc ed football orrenalve BaiUmore, nip! Calllomla al Chlca1o, nl&ht ta ddt• J ell Seal lie at Kaa018 City, nl!;hl Min-a at Texaa, niJhl ba.8ketball forward -center Stan&f'.)' Kohf'Ms are academlcalb tnetlgtblr lor the 1990 NATIONAL LEAGIJE St. Francis (Nl') - Named W L Pet . Pitt ............. u New V olit. ..... Mlk• Loplparo lilld Phil Ventu- GB rlnl baSof'ballt'Oaches. &noma Stale - Named Jim Fteney llJi!!iistant m e n's bas· ketha.ll coaf•h . W es tern Montana - Named Anthony Gullo wompn 'fi baH- 50 .187 13 .166 Moat........ ... .t4 59 .1!11 4 , ..., Cblcqv ....... JB 61 .480 14'; Phll... ........... lt! If .475 IS St. Louls ... ... .l1 17 .f.. t1 ketbalt .. !!lotant. Footbalt Weot Bulflllo - RED8 .. ...... ...7f 13 .51& WaJlled wide re- cel\lers Uw Barnes and Roy Loa Anpl .... ill 58 .1%4 I'~ Su Fraa ........ il .$11 I I\ SaaiNoao ..... $8 64 .471 II 1\ Bou•on ........ Sii 7D .441 II Bank>. Cle\·eiiUld - Wahed qu.ar· terbadt Cleme nte Gordon, of· fenslve linemen Mike Graybill Atlula ... ...... f'l 1'l .371 Ul', and J eff Lucas, linebacker~ Rod Manning and Lorenzo S4uare, d~fenavt backs An· '""l"'da.J't '""""' Pltltba .. h t , ClaciBDall 3 Rou•oal. AtlaalaS San hu~-laat I. PbUade~ ...... fa.nf'ienne and !WBHOO . Eaol Team By MaJ. Am08 B. Hoople Fearle8s Forecaster Tbursday Sports Transaction! AMERICAN LEAGUE thon)' Davi~ and CharHe Wrtaht and wide receiver Joey cu......... - Denver - Los Anp!H 4, New Von ! Waived punt Egad, friends! It 's good to be back . You're In lor a double tn'at right away this year. We have two classics to usher In the 1990 college football season. And they feature lour of our pre-season Top 20 teams . Colorado, ranked No . 3 by the Hoople System, will play No. 6 Tennessee on Sunday In the lllllugural Disneyland PII!Skln Oasslc In Anaheim, Calli. No . 7 Southern California will take on No. 20 Syracuse on Friday, Aug. Jl at the Kickoff Classic In East Rutherford, N.J . But who's No. 1• Notre Dame Is our top choice, despite a backbreaking schedule that Includes eight of last season's bowl teams. For the past two years, the Fighting Irish have a record o! 24-1. They woo the national Utle In 1988. The Miami Hurricanes were 22-2 during the last two seasons. Miami stopped Notre Dame's 23-game winning streak In 1989 and went on to become th e new national champ. This year It's more ol the same. But we rank the Hurricanes as the No.2 team In the country. Here Is the pre-season Malar Hoople Top 20 - 1. Notre Dame; 2. Miami !Fla.); 3. Colorado; 4. Auburn; 5. Florida State; 6. Tennessee; 7. Southern Cal; 8. Michigan; 9. Clemson; 10. Nebraska; 11. Brigham Young; 12 . Texas A.!tM; 13. IIUnols; 14 . Alabama; 15. Arkansas; 16. Washington; 17. Pittsburgh; 18 Penn State; 19. VIrginia; 20. Syracuse. Notre Dame's awesome schedu le was beefed up by adding Tennessee to replace rebuilding Southern Method ist. But three suspended Irish stars- LB Mike Stonebreaker, RB Tony Brook s and DT George Williams return to help out. Sophomore QB Rich Mlrer Is considered a better passer than Tony Rice, who graduated. So N.D. head coach Lou Holtz will undoubtedly gear to more pass Ing. Mirer has great targets - In the ACC, Clemson, Virginia, Georgia Tech to fight for league title By TERRY DONAHUE UPJ Sportll Writer When VIrginia and Clemson clash early In the Atlanllc Coast Conference schedule, it could decide which of the two powers finishes the season atop the s tandings. The two powers meet Sept. 8, at Charlottesville, Va . The Tigers, who walloped West VIrginia 27-7 In the Gator Bowl to finish the se ason at 9-2 (5-2 in theACCl and ranked 11th, boast a 29-0 record against the Cavaliers, who lost to Illinois In the Citrus Bowl to wind up 10-2 (6-1 In the ACC) and ran ked 15th. Kenny Hat!leld, who left Arkaansas to take over No. 10 Clemson, feels sure the Tigers will extend the streak this season. 'T il wake up the next morning II we lose to VIrginia , unless som t>body shoots me, but we're prt>parlng to beat VIrginia. " Hatfield said. Much of Hatfield's confidence Is based on the Tigers' defense, which ret~rns nine starters to a punishing unit that finished lift h In the nation In rushing, total a nd scoring defense. Linebackers LPvon Kirkland, a UP! ali-ACC selection last year as a sophomore. and Doug Brewster. a UP! ali-ACC choice last year as a junior, lead a potent defe nse that allowed 11.5 points per game and forced 38 turnovers . " I don't know how good the de fense Is, yet . They play consis te nll y and I think you will see some exciting plays, " Hatfield sa id. " We have got someexcltlng linebackers . They ' re s hort enough where they can be explosive." Helsman Trophy candidate quarterback Shawn Moore leads No. 21 VIrginia, which had It s best season lnl01yearslastyear, when It tied Duke lor first In the ACC. Coach George Welsh hasH regulars returning but he mu st replace his leading rusher. tackler and o!fenslve lineman . " (Moore) has to be one of the best football players In the country because he does every - back Todd Etlla, linebacker. .' and Mark Mr&l, offensln Unemen Pierre Goode, Darryl Tillman, Tony Jones, Brian McPhatter, lan Howfleld and Paul Calhoun, center Er6c Boyle and tiA:ht end Jon Embree. Green Bay - SIIJDed ruard Ron Hallstrom to a Z-year contract. NFL - Su!!jlended Mlaml deleDfllve end Orlan Soc hla for flnt th~rgameA for drug ulf. San Dlel'l - Slgued II""· hackf'r Junior Stoau . Toronto (CFLI - Sl111ed quart<rb..,k Ricky Fol(le. Saturday'• gam~ NI'W Vurtl. a& Lo" "•reiN Phllad•lphla at Ironton, Wheelersburg top D-111, IV pre-season polls Ron Sancho and Rod Stephens, defensive llnemtn Robb Whtl< ••s Washington - Placed cornerbatk D'Juan Francl ~eo on the watved·in}ured re~~erve Uot. Sao FrAMJICo Sl. Lools at - -· •1&111 Cltlr""' at Atlanta. nl1hl Rocke)· Hartlonl - st_.,..t rilhl ClnclanaU al Pltlabuflth, nltlht Su Dte110 at Montreal, ol!;lll wln1 Chris Tandll and renter Geoff Sandf'non. COLUMBUS. Ohio rUPir - Thelm Unltt>d Prf'fis lntt"rnallonal Ohio Hlah Sc-hool Board of Coarh('!l prt-M>asCJI fO(l(bell r1ttn~ tw lf h f l r~t plaN' VOfM In . pan>nth ~ J : Divild011l Team Po,lnh l. f"I M"'nnal! M()('IIM" 1111 2. a~land St. IR:natlus I i l J. Ctndnn.at l Prlnci"'oo r 11 4. Mlddlf>t ~n . . ~ . MaulllM Was hlnglm . 6. l.lm1 Sft.nlor 11 1 .. . 7. Cantoo McKink-y 8. Warrtn Har\111'1$! MAHWAH, N.J. IUPII- Jen:~ nlfer Caprlatl. playing before the ; : largest tennis crowd In New : Jersey history , beat Manuela ; Maleeva-Fragnlere o! Switzer~- land Thursday nlgbt to advance ,.. to the semi-finals In the Path· : mark Tennis Classic at Ramapo :· Colle ge. The 14-year-old rookie sensa .: ·uon defeated Maleeva · : Fragnlere 6-2, 6-7 <3-71. 6-3 and _. will lace Zlna Garrison In a ' Rml-llnal match Saturday. • A packed sta~lum ol5,112 saw •· Caprlatl regain control alter ~ blowing a lead Ia the second set. • Maleeva -Fr agnlere recovered ; from an 0-4 deficit to puU back on : serve to 3-4 In the llnal set before ~- Caprlall broke In the eighth • game with a service return ; winner and held In the ninth with ·: a forehand placement. : ' 'There was no way she was ; fiOinll to COIT!e back," said Caprlatl. the French Open semlf· lnallst who Is ran ked 13th In the world . Except for a few lapses of concentratio n. Caprlatl was Impressive with her use of the lull co urt. She k~pt Mal eev a Fragnlere on thP r un until she was able to lace an outright wtnner or draw an error . Despite her loss, Maleeva Fragnlere, who Is ranked ninth In the world, was n't Impressed In her llrst meeting with Caprlatl. "! expected something ex traordinary , something better ," Maleeva -Fragntere sa id . Katerlna Maleeva, a t 21 two years younger than he r s ister, had better success In another night match. She won a thirdround duel with Peanut Louie Harper, 7-5.6-3. winning the tina I live games of the third-round matc h. ... u:t ... ll1 .. ... 9~ .. .. 8!! .... .~2 .... 44 ___ .n 9. Clnrtnnatl F.ld('f' r 11 .JH DlviiiOD II Tnm 1. Fosto r\.1 r1r . :1. No rth Ca nt em HO (J!f'r .. semifinals Classic 179 lO.Grovf' Cit y l11 .. . . . .. ... 2!1 Seeood Wa: 11 . l<~kol a 28. 11. Da)IIOO Way !M' 20: ll riiPI Lancasft>r. Hoard · man and W E"!' ten1.1LP SouTh. li Pach ; lti. 111 Worthln&lcm andCindnnatl Wrstt'r n HUb, 14 E-ach; 18. lftl"l Ml'ntOI" and Tok!do Whltmt'f, 13f'IC'h; 20. AusllntCM·n f"ilc h 11. 1. (lew St Jo!ll'ph r9r ~ Capriati advances to ~of Pathrnark Tennis thing well," Welsh says of Moore . who was the only Division I quarterba ck last year to pass for more than 2,1MJO yards and run for more than 500 ya rds . Georgi a Tech won seven of the last eight ga mes la st season after an o-:l start to finish 7-4 t4 -3 in the ACC 1 for coa c h Bobby Ross. who sees the return of hard throwrng quarterback Shawn .Iones. the ACC Rookie or the Year la st season. · We wanted Shawn to Improve his passing In the spring to become better at read ing de· lenses and to he more consistent. We !eel th a t he did that." Ross said . Jones will be joined bv eight other starters o n a free- wheeling o!lenslve unit that averaged 400 yards and 31 point s In the last four games of the 1989 season However. Ross has to find a repla cement lor tailba ck Jerry Mays, who led the ACC with 1,349 yards The likely replacement Is se nior T.J . Edwards. who was the league's No.2 kickoff return man last year. A round the NFL. .. rt"- tumer Ken Bell; cut quarter- Frfclay'o ,..,... San Dlep (Benes t-tl) at Moalftal (0 . Mard... lt-8) , 7:Up.m. Ctacleaall (Arrmtronl 1!-1 ) a1 Plllabo ..b (Drabek 1. 7: S$p.m. Clllcqv (M..t.... 11-tel al Allaala (Avery !-1), 7:49p.m. Sl. Lalli• (Olivares 0-i) al H..,lloll (&.llt-1%), 1: II p.m. Philadelphia (Combs t-tl) at San Frandoco (LaCo.. 11-!), 11:15 p.m. N.-.. Yolit ~Goodfft IS<!' at Los Aopleo ( R. lltarllnn IS<i).l8:~5 p.m . FL Raghlb I Rockt>l) Ismail, a Hel3man Trophy candidate who was a World Almanac AllAmerican In 1989; fleet TB Ricky Watters and TE Derek Brown, a 6-7. 235-pound terror . The Irish defense, meanwhile, Is anchored by more all Americans - NT Chris Zorich and CB Todd Lyght. Miami Is n't going lo settle for the runner-up spot In 1990wlthout a fierce battle. Circle Ocl. 20 on your calendar. That's the day the Hurricanes blow Into South Bend, Ind., lor their last last regularly scheduled meeting with Notre Dame. It could be the Game of the Year' Miami , seeking to be the firs t team to repeat as national c hamps since Alabama In 197879, has an explosive offense with eight returning starters. Senior QB Craig Erickson Is a lead ing Helsman ca ndidate, with 2,007 yards last year In spite of missing three games. His key targets - SE Randall Hill and WR Wes ley Car roll - may be th e 1. SIPUbet~vilk> 161 ......... ~ - Sulon ....... Pot.ll'l ..... U4 .. J.l i . . .. 119 . tm 7. GaUon ...... 8. St . Mary! Memorial . 9. Wt>Silake . ... .... .... t6 .. .31 . 13 10 A.kroo Buchtf'l .... . .. n SHlHCI ~·= 11 . Urna Bath l!t: 12. til PI Bay Vll1aJe and Miami Traet>. l~ t>a ch; U. 1~~ ~ ~ Ath•• and C1nC'Innall Taft . 14 udl ; 16. rt1 t"l Gn"eMburp: Grt'f'll aM Pf!'rry!buf1, 12 eac-h; HI. Cincinnati Pu rt"£'11 Madan 10; lt. Tlftln Cotumbt•n 9; 20. Co lumbus Franklin Hrlait:hl s 8. Dtvb ... tlt Polllta Toam 1. lrm rm ( 4~ ............. .. .. .. ... 104 2. Y ounaa tCM' n Mo(fley c61 3. CAPE 12> ........ . 4. Youngstown Ur11.1ILfw:t. 111 ... ~ . Urbana .... 6. Orrville (~I ... .. . . ........... . .... 116 . 104 ...... 92 ...... 7R ..... 70 ~ .. ~ 9 .... ....~ 2 9. Hamllt<ll Bad in \0. Colli. Hamillool\l.·p. 1 11 .......... :11 !.econd ten : U . Minerva 24; 12- Ak r !Jl Hoban 22: 13 111('1 OoV£'r and Orang(', 21.1 f'adl : 15. l lif"l Co ~crtcn and Wlrkllff f' II) f'arh; 17 . Wlnll' r ll\llllt> 14; lfl. rll"\'P· land Ek>I'IPdiC'!In(' 10; 19 . War!l' n Cham plllll 9: 20. 41lt'l M o~adol'(' Fhid a nd PalnMvllK' Horwy, II Neil . Dl"l"kln IV Tt1U11 ... 116 J. Vl'fulllf"B .. 4. Stt'ub<•rwllk' <:a thol k . ~ - F'n:>derldtown .. .. 98 .. 'Y-1 b. Coal Grrwf" DawSlii'I -Arvanr 7. Columbus Hank>v . . .:... 8. r II~ I Akroo Manch~lf'r 1J1 .. .. .. .. 43 M. lllt't l.ouhv111P Aqulna!l 121 <1 3 10. Co lumbus Acadl'my . Ji 8ecDIMI tea ; ll . ~Ui va n Black RIVl'r JO; 12. Lorain Clearvi....., 25: 1l C"rook!l· vllk' 21: H . Wf\llt J«-ff~ !aon 20; 15. tll <> t &IPI'f' and Brookvlllf', 11 f"&rtl ; 17 Elyria Catholic 16: 1M. Marton Plmsa nt 13; 19. BradlwoOO 12; 20. Card lnatoo- PIU WAVES ' Uncotn II. POMEROY The Me ig s Co unty Coopera t ive Par ish oft he Uni ted Method ist Churc h wi ll ho ld it s clothing di st ribution on F'rlday from 9:30a .m. until 1 ~::\0 p.m . a t the Meigs CoopPra ti vP Par is h, 311 Co nd or Sttn•t. Pomeroy. ~.\TlJ RilAY POMEROY - T he Frate r nal Order of Eagles Auxi lia ry wi ll hold a potluck dinner at 7p.m. o n Saturday . Meat will be provided and all member s are invi ted to at tend. COOL VILLE - Th ere will be a square dance on Saturd ay from 8 to Jl · 30 p.m. at the Lions Building in Coolville . Mu sic wi ll be provided by the Ha ppy Hollow Boys Cos t is $3 per pet son and $o per couple . SUNDAY POMEROY Dr . .l o'l•ph Davis, Middle port. wi ll talk on hi s tra vels in Egypt a t th e MPigs Mu sl'um, Pomeroy, Sund ay at 2:30 p.m . Th e• public is invited to at tend . THE PLAINS - A homPcom ing will be held a t Zion Commun it .v Chu rch on Rout e b82, Lower Plain~ Road. Act iviti es will i n· C'lu d t:' an all day srrv ice b<'gi n ning at 10 a m . wi th Rev .l <tmr~ Boyer fr om Pen ns yl va nia, a bil s kPt din m 'r at noon a nd S(.)('Ci:ll music. POINT P L E.~SAI\iT - Th!· WP ~t ver RPu nion will br hl'ld o n Sund Jy a t thl' \\l es t Virgi nL1 State Farm Mu seum on Ro u H'I-iL LOTTR IDC;F: Coun tr v ).lu sic Night will bP held a t th.e Nor th of Pu intPirasant , \1' .\' a at 1 p.m . Lo lt ri dgP Communit~· Center Saturday from 7 p m to m id - C'A RPF:r\TF.R - ThP Co lum night . All bands arp wl'icome to pla y. Re fres hments will beava il abiC' . Thf' CPntPr is loea ted on At hr ns Count y Road 53. f ivr milrs wPs t of CoolvillP . RAC INE - Thl' final night ol frrf' Pn tf'rla inm f'n t wi ll be held at Rac i nf' Star .\1 i ll Park on Sat ur - day a t 7: JU p.m. The DaiiL•y Fam il y, Darlene Nrwell and KC'lly E ichin~w r will pPrform, a s Wf'll as thP .Jim SinglPton Frllow - ship Singers of Point Pleasant . W.Va . a nd th,' Co untry i:llend Ba nd LONC BOTIOM -The Lo ng Bo ttom Co mmunit y Associa tio n wi ll havf' a smo ra gsbord d!nnrr on Sa tu rda~' at lh P Long Hottom bia Town ship Volunt et.•r Firr Departm r n t Auxi liar y wil l ha\·r Jn icr cream social at thP firphousp o n Sta te Route 143 nC'ar Carpent er Sunday. 'I to X p.m . LONG BOTTOM - "Ca IIPd Ou t", a gospel group . wi ll pr r formal the Faith GospP I C'h urr h. Long Bottom Sund ay at 7 p.m Th e Rev. Steve Reed in vrt e.s the public . RAClNE - Reviva l wrth 1\1 tom and Kathy Pozie r. Bomfa)· Fla .. will be held Sund a)' through Sa turd ay a t the Spiritua l Ft alh Church on Rou te 338 in Rac in e a t 7 p.m . nig htly . T hr pub Iic is rnvi tect lo a t tend . Co mmun ity Bu ilding. Servl ng will begin at o p .m . and will co ntinue until ewr yth rng is sold out. Adult dtnn ers are H ;,o and children under 12 ea t for $2.:ill . Th r "al l yo u ca n Pat" mral will co nsist of srver al mPat s. hnmf'· madr nood lt's. srvera l r n lrPPs. drssert s and drinks. all of whi r h MOIIODAY RUTLAND - The Ru tla nd Card en Cl ub wi ll sponsor an open meeting Monda) at 7.311 p m . at the Rutland L:ni tPd Methodis t Church . !\II oth rr r lubs "n • ;He in c lud ed i n th f' chargr . Cou nt y Tube rcu losi\i off in• \r ill br co ndu ctin g a co mmu ni! .\ skin trsti ng c lin ir on Mo nd a\ · from M fDD LEPORT - Th e Me igs l'ou nt .v Huma ne Soc iet _v will hold a$1 salea tth eThrift S invi trd to a t te nd . SY RACUSE ~. - T he • Ml'tg.s 30 to ti 30 p.m . a t the Snacusc' •v~'~!l'~l Buil Its. If a child Is approved for free or reduced -price benefits, the sc hool mu st be Infor med when a household's mcome Increases by more than $50 a month or when house hold size decreases If a food sta mp or ADC case number Is listed, the house hold must infor m the sc hool wh en It no longer receives food stamps or ADC funds . In certai n cases , foster children are also eligible for these IJf'nefits regardl ess of the household 's Income. If a family ha s fos ter chlldre n livin g with them a nd wishes to apply for such meals or milk for them. the sc hool should be co nta cted fo r more Informa t ion. member s, the socia l secur ity Household s may a pply for number for the parent of guardian who is th e primary wage benefits a nytime during the earner or the adult signing the sc hool year The Income elig ibility scale for application, or s tat e no ne If free or reduced pri ce benefits are ne ith er has a socia l secur ity as follow s: for three person number. house hold, free meals or free In addition th e amount and milk, $13.728, for reduced price sourc e of income received by meals, $19,536; for a five each hou se hold member mu s t be m ember household, the free listed and it should be stated how be ne fit schedul e is $19,292 and often th e Inco me Is received. The th e reduc ed pri ce. $27,453; for a ap pli cation mu st be signed by an seve n member household the a dult house hold member . If any of this info r mat ion ts free meals or free milk schedule missing, the school cannot pro- is for an Income of under $24,856, and the reduced amount . $35,372. cess the application . The Inform ation on the applica tion Is ro nfiden tJ al and will be use d on ly for the purpose of "September Swing," a dinner determ ini ng e li gibili ty . How da nce, will be hel d Se~t. 9 from 6 ('\'C' I' , th P informatio n may br to lU p.m . a t th e Feeney Bennett The financial cr it eria for free and red uced lunches In Meigs Coun ty schools for the 1990-91 sc hoo l year has been announced by J o hn D. Riebel, Sr , Meigs Cou nt y s uper in tend ent o f schools. To apply for benefits. household s must complete an a pplica lion so that Income e lig ibility can be determined . House hold s currently receiv · lng food sta mps or ADC fund s mu st provide the ehlld' s nam e. the food s tamp of ADC case numbe r and signature of an adul t hou sehold member on the application . All ho use hold s must pro vid e th e names of al l househo ld SI'E('[,\L PROGRAM - A program on deliverance and wit ncssing will be presented by Gary and Deanna Hices , pic·hm•d , and Karyn Davis , Tuesday at 7 p .m. al th e New Life Covenant Church of God, ChesiRr. The public Is Invited lo attend. People in the News UY L,\N IIUME SOLD: The house in Hibbing , Minn., where Jloh llylan lived when he was simply Rober t Zimmerman has bec·n so ld The buy er Is from the arra bu t wa nts to r em ai n anonymous. The price of the neat two-story house wasn' t an - nou nced e ith e r but It h ad been listed at $84,000. which wa s consi dered to be about twice It s ocl ual va lue. The cou ple that sold thr homP had received inquiries f r om around th e eountry and eu rope, m ostly from peopll' who \"-' JOt r d to turn lt into a museum but beca use th e home is in a n' s idl'ntLJ. l ar ea, it wo uld havL' to be rezo nPd . Dy lan mo ved into thP ho ust' whpn hp was 7 and hi s mot hl'r. Be atric e, sold it in 1 96~ wit h mu ch of the fllrni tu r e i n i t. MIDilLE EAST IS HOPE LESS : Th en' s no Ho pe lor thl' Midd lP Eas t i.ln.v timl" soon . Bob Hop(', who ha s bren a fi xt ure on front -I int' Pn tt.'rtai nmP nt evPr sine(' Americ an sol din s wt.'rP se nt nvPr sl' as in World War II. S< l\' S hr' has no plans to go on a L'SO tou r to vis it lh£' CIs in Saudi .\ r·: 1b icJ "Palm Spring s tCaliforn ia) j -, my d PsPrt. ·· HopP. HI. sa id in J n int Prv iPw on "Enter tai n· mP nl Toni g ht ." M-\G(; tf; S'S IIOEW LOOK : Br it i ~ h PrimP Mi nis ter Margaret 'l'hatdwr retur nrd from he r CornwJil hol iday wit h a new look - largr dark -fra med sses. In th e pas t , Tha tc her frequent !) donned s pectacles to read docu ment s at p arty co nfer encPs. Intern ational s umm it~ or in thr House of Commons but she kept th em off for news con frrences. But upon returnin g to work . Thatcher wore her new glasses Wednesd ay to co ndemn Iraqi President Saddam Hussein . A Downi ng St reet spokesman sa id the prim e minister's eyes ight has not worsened but she just wanted a cha nge of style from the gla sses s he has worn sin ce 1983. PRIN CE OVER THE BE!\ TLES: Th e Beatles are alm ost passe as far as thr Hard Rock Ca fe is concerned . Wa rwick Stone of the Ha rd Rock in Los Angeles was at a roc k memorabilia a ucti on In Londo n thi s wee k but showed llltle in terest in the neat les ite ms. whi ch in cl uded somP John LPnnon artwork and correspond ence. "Our cti rntPlP is young ," Stonr said. · 'born after th e Bea tl es broke up ... Instead he spent $13,700 for a cape decora tl'd wlth pra cor k a nd pheasant f eathPrs th at wa s f rom Prince's · 'PurplP Rain" mo\'iC' . Dinner dance ver ifi ed at any time durln g th e American Legion Annex on Mill Street In Middle port . The dance Is sponsored by the M lddleport Arts Council and the tion. th r appl ication forms con - price is $25 per couple. · ta in a s tatement above the spa ce Dinner will be ser ved at 6 p.m . for ., igni.lture cert i fyi ng tha t all and the danc e will follow. Music in for m ation furn is hed is true and wi ll be provided by George HalL l'U TT('C t . Reservations shou ld be made Applic ations a r p be ing m a d e in by Sept. 2 to Mr s. Roscoe Wise, rn nn ect io n wit h the rPCPi pt of 522 South Third Ave ., Middlefr>d er al fu nd s Schools or othPr por t. 45760 . offlci al s m ay chPck tht' informa-. T ickets may also be purchased lion on th P applica ti on at any at King Hardware, Middleport lim f' durin g the school yPar . Department Store. Dairy Queen Delibe ra te mi srepresentation of Brazier. Gerald Powell, or David in for mation m ay subj ect the Quickel Insurance. a ppli ca nt to prosecution und er sta ir a nd fcdrta l laws GRAVELY TRACTOR House holds wi ll be notift ed of SALES & SERVICE ttw 3pprO\'J l or dPn ia l of bPnc f204 Condor St. Pomerov. OH . sc hoo l year by sc hool or oth r r program of fici als. To discou rage the possibilit y of misrepresenta - REMEMBER WITH TuFLOWERS • bloaulifulh e . ~r nd ·'~'"'"' '""~' ju ~ l r a il arnon ..,m f'nl, I'll' ~ Mo. it POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ·· n rr· J1 a•o "lmr•rira .~r•nrf~ Lm ·r•" ,h, "2-,0!9 or 992-5721 S~rlng & s•.,.,., Hoare MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 A .M.- 6 P.M. SAT. 9 A.M.- 1 P.M . CLOSED MONDAYS ~THE GAA\IELY SYSTEM OLDSMOBILE YEAR END Dh1Mion \' Potnlti ...... 174 2. Sl ........ ...... I J6 3. Ayersvtllr . 1111 4. Nt>Wwrk fat hoik 121.. ......... 90 ~ - Archbokl 12 1 ...... .. itO G. 111ro~ Fffmont St Jo!Jf'ph . ..61 6. llltl Sandu!ky St _Mar yr; . . ... 61 ladits...I10.00-Meii.M$7.00 Team 1. Mtnster 1 1~ . H~ry (I~ I 8. Mogadore 121 ......... . ......... ... ... .. ~9 9. McDonald ........ 49 .. .......... 42 Sec.d &e• : I L MonrOPVIII<' 36: I~ Lima CathoUc 28; ll. BPrlln CPntrr 10.Shadysk1p . West~-rn Retrve 26; It. Mlnjlo 19 ; ) ~. and Detpnos Sl . John 's, t tie' I Van Burt>n 17 {'lcb; 17. Ea11 Knox 16; 18. lllel Cinc innati Co untry Day . Springfield Cat holic and Middletown Fenwick. 12 each FIIDAI, AlGin 24, 1990 FISHTAIL FIWT SANDWICH PLAnEI ""."""""··- SJ .II F-. Our Largo Gourmet floll.......... On A Split-Top Bun tlamlohod With Our O w n - Taner ...... HOI Golclan F And Your Chotoo Of Col-. Ma-onl 8aled or Bakod Boano 0 0 ...u •-c o- Ill •-a >•...0 u ... c z ~ u ~ ol Vtc ...-c ... 0 ~ Co •C! ·• "• ill .. "· ~ ... D. ~· ... z..... -. :.: ~~ z- o.:ao .. •., "'i= :;::::.fc o-cocwt .. g l!Z .51»- ,.il ...."' .1!~ ... "" z=:·z ... ;..o• :a ;i• z ... .. ""• 0 il I • ... o- ·-...c: ·=~ ..=""s ... ... =·~ a =: :a• • ...• &1:. ·> ~ 0 "' 0 Ill"' SUNDAY, AlGin 26r 1990 S111FFED GUEN PIPPIIS ................................... S3.99 A Oallctoua Comblnltlon of Ground BHI ond Whtto Aleo Stuflod Into A GrMn lett ,_and llmmored In A filch Tomato Souca Sorvod With Hot Bun- COm, Homornede Colotl-. And Your Chotoo 01 A Stoomy :I ~ :I HOURS: 10:00 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK ~ ,.rt • ..... I POMEROY - There will be a specia l meeting of the Meig s Co unty REACT at Pleaser's on F'rlday a t 7: JO p.m . This will be held in order to finalize plans fo r th e upco m ing Labor Day wc•ekend sa fety break . All members who pl a n to participate in the break are as ke d to be there su that s hi ft s ra n be assigned . POMEROY -Therewillhcan open house and shower for C' a r I a nd Ernes t Dorst at their new t ratler fr om 2 to 4 p. m . o n Sa turday. OPERA TORI: Vera Jahn-.. IIndy H..,ry. Stacy Zuepen !le•eNI Door rn- To Be Gl•en Aw1y" OFFER NOW THRU SAT .. SEPT. 1, 1110 Kay's Beauty Salon • MIDDLEPOR T - Th e Meigs Co unty Humane Society will hold a $1 bag sa le a t it s Thrift Shop In Middl e port o n Friday and Sat urd ay. Middleport on Sa l urd a) SPECIALS" VERA'S NATURAL IMAGES HliiCm •s.oo OFF ~.1 . .... .!)() MEO ROlAN Her Special For You 10°/o Off ANY PIIM flOW- SEPT. I BASHAN - T here will be an Ice cream soc ial on Friday at o p.m . There will be ten flavors of homemade ice cream, s teak. ham, hot dogs , s loppy joes. hot sausages, sandwtches, pi e, soft drinks and coffee. Th ere will also be live en terta inment . Free, reduced lunch policy stated TO Hot llolt or Fluffy Hom-• lllocull, ColiN. Reaullr or Ooc111tlnotod, F~ lrowod, T01 or Small left Drink. 992·2725 Facing a rugged sc hedule, No. 7 Southern Cal Is aiming for a fourt h stra ight Rose Bowl bid. Leading the USC offense are QB Todd Marlnovlrh and Ricky Erv ins. thr latest In a long line of prestigious Trojan tailbacks . NG Ge ne Fruge and ILB Scot Ross a nchor the defen se. At Michiga n. Gary Moeller replaces his old boss, Bo Schemb!'Chlrr. as head coach. Tbe Wolverines have 49 returning veterans. wi th two of them being all-Americans Trip Welborne !strong sa fety! a nd Greg Skrepenak toflenslvr ta ckle) . The Wolves should win the Big Ten IItle and make their third st raight RoSi' Bowl trip. For Clem son. It's also a new deaL Danny F ord Is gone after 12 years at thr he lm, and In his place Is Ken Hatfield, who had excellen 1 results In 11 seasons at Arkansas . Cle m so n features s trong running, and that's Hat field's style. The Tiger defense has nine starters back. 'Nul said . Nebra ska rounds ou t our Top 10. Head coach Tom Osborne 1168-38-2, .815) Is the wlnnlngest active big -tim e coac h. The ' l'uskers averaged 44 .7 points per ga me In 1989, a nd It will be more of the same this fall. Har -rumph! . 111 loth ..... 21111 1hrrP on deren sC'. . pj,'j 'J. Warrrn 5\rnnrdy 121 .. Weeken• Speelals H- best tandem around. The Hurricane defense won't be as good as last year's. Howt>ver , with stars like DT Russell Maryland and LB Maurice Crum, they will be IO\IIb. No . 3 Colorado has just atven head coach Bill McCartney a new long-term contract, a reward lor winning the Big Eight title and going to the Orange Bowl. And the Buffaloes have the players to repeat. QB Darlan Hagan will challenge Erickson and BYU 's Ty Detmer as the top signal-callers In the Helsman race. Aiding and a bet tlng Hagan on offense are TB Eric Blenlemy and FB George Hemingway . The Buflalo defense Is solid with all-American LBs Alfred Williams and Kanavls McGhee. Punter Tom Rauen, another all-American, also returns. Pat Dye's No . 4 Auburn Tigers tied Alabama and Tennessee for the SEC crown las t year. The running attack Is led by returnIng speeds ters Stacy Danley and James Joseph . The defense features DTs David Rock er and Fernando Horn . As usual , F lorid a State is big, fast and talented. Head coach Bobby Bowden 's forces are 32-4 over the las t three yea rs . Two of those losses were lo Miami. If either or FSU's two new QBs Brad Johnson or Case~ Weldondeve lop as expected, look out! The defense is solid. Tennessee was the surprise team of 198q_ Now they have 50 lett ermen back, including allSEC TB Chuck Webb and shaq>passing QB Andy Kelly. Nine s ta rters are bac k on oUense and FRIDAY TUPPERS PLAINS - Round and square dancing will take place a t the VFW Po s t 9053 in Tu ppers Pl ains. Friday from 8 to II : 30 p.m. Music will be by the Happy Holl ow Boys. Thc dance is open to the public . Daily Po IJnho 1. \\.'h ('('IM"Sbui"Jit l ]l) .Si . ~~ 6. Frankllrl Ill 7. Akrm St . Vinc('flt 111 R. St C1atnv tllf' !Co ntinued !rom Page .lt four -year deal with the Atlanta Falcons Mond ay after a monthlong holdout. Hinton, form erly with the India napoli' Colts, wa s traded to the Falcons along with wide receiver Andre Rison and the Colts ' 1991 first -round dra ft pick In exc hange for this year's No . 1 pick. which the Co lts used to acquire quarterback Jell George. The Community calendar Notre Dame leads this year's Top 20 Tram act ions Majors 24. 1990 Ill ' PENNIES FOR MISSJOI\0 ARIES - These youngsu,rs who atiRndcd lhl' Bible school at lh r New Life Covernant Church of God, Cht'SIRr, .-onlrlhute pennies during the week which totaled S6:13 .60 for miss ions . The money will go to Gerald and Sue Hallaway in the Philippines. Average attendanl'P at tht• Hihlt~ srhool was 65 children. Thirty -four adult' a.'Sisled with the program . G·ary Him~ ~. s•astnr , and his wife, assisted Louit• FrPderil·k, dirt•d or . and farolyn Searle s , assist · ant dlrt>dor. with tlu• s.·hool. Homecoming held at church Abou t H ll m e mbers. form er pastor s and th e ir families and friends a ttend ed th e homecoming he ld Sund ay at the Midd lepor t Firs t Bapti s t Chu rch. The day fea t ured regu lar Sun day mo rning servi crs followed by a n outdoor dinner. and an af ternoon program featuring a se rm on by the Rev . Pete Gran del, former pastor. and spec ial mu .sira l groups. "Sonshine" and " Ja n a nd Kathy" joined several members of the church to providr ent ertainment during the aflernoon . There was reminesclng by former member s and a display of memora bilia , including a Bible presented toOpaiTurnerPriddy, when s he graduated from hig h sc hool . Mu sical vespers and an evenIng worship service concluded the homecoming . Buy I Pizza • Oat A2nd pizza Same lumbar Of toppings II 1/2 PRICE! WE HAVE A VARIETY OF DELICIOUS HOT SUBS! OLDSMOBILE CIERA ••• $2 1 000 REBATE CUTLASS SUPREME ••••• $2 1 000 REBATE DELTA 88 •••••••••••••••• $1 1 500 REBATE OLDSMOBILE 98 REGENCY •••••••••••• $1 1 00 0 REBATE OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE ••••••••• $1 1 2 50 REBATE +JIM COBB DISCOUNTS Great Year End Deals! JIM COBB ALSO SERVING SPAGHETTI•LASAGNA•SALADS CHEVROLET·OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC·GEO, INC. Open house There will be an open houe and s hower tor Carl and Ernest Dorst at their new trailer from 2-4 p.m. on Saturday_ \ 992-6614 -~ 308 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHlO �Page 6-The DaHy Sentinel u r u r w Friday. August 24, 1990 Middleport, Ohio w= u _,.....,. l fXrERIENCE Tt1f JOY Of RELIGION Friday, Augllll 24, 1990 Consider This... This Message and Church Directory SpoR$ored By The_ Interested Busittesses Listed On .This Page. Craw's Famill Restaurant "F•tlll'l Nt~tte f Fll•i c•le.,." 221 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5432 I ~ CENTER, INC. 1)4. JohnF . Fultr,Mtjr . 991 -llH FURNITURE a HARDWARE Homelile S.aws ot Columbu s, 0 . 804 W. Ma tn "1·2318 Pomeroy Pomeroy \2) Veterans FlOWERS FOR EVERY OCCAilON (6141 992-11454 (6141 992-64SS Memorial Hospital liS 1. Mom.. ial Dr. 9U·2104 PomerGy 997·1911 Poma~r 104 lutt trnut ht., Pom•ov. t-"'/""!!!!!!!! ~ill, SNOUFFER FIR£ & SAFETY UlU I SERVICE 992-7075 "'dlltft t, Ohie 0><*- ohlpSorvlcriO::JlLm Thurs. day, 7;(1) p.m; Ldl Burt. Dlroct<r. I'OMEROY OIIJRQI OF THE NAZA· RENE, Qrner U.bi m1 Mlllbmy. Rw. Glon Mdlww. pu.... Norman f'M. loy. S. S. ~ .. !linda)' Scboal, 9::Jl am ; rn<>111n11 ..nldp Ill: J) Lm; fYI!nbw 6 p.m.; mii-Mifk ~. w~. 7 p m. <AWX EPISOJPI\1.. Olt.JJlal, ll6 E. Main Sr.. l'n"""'Y U..JWv. Dr. RoyC. My.,. ~ SOnday- ll Lm . .lunolt!rough Alljllllt, IJ; J) a.m s.,..mtJer tllrouoh May ~ C<liMullorl. lint, """""· third and lourth lllndays rt •""" rnontlt ll!mang Pnyor oo ftllll SUnday& Olurdl """" m1 la.LI"M'}' CBIY' ~ - ~ lDar In !hi> par· Ish haD lrnllli'dla... y tho"""""'· POMEROY CIIURCH OF OIRJ!Il'. 712 W Main Sl., Leo Lash, l'Vll,...&l. Blblt Sdrol m- 9:])a.m; Mornlr'«wonhlp, lO:.J)a.m. : Youth .....,._ &Ill p.m ; Eveftl!w Mnhlp. 7; Ill p. rdabt - . . - - a n d Bib~ ~7;~~TION ARMY. W &llm1U1 AYO., l'l>rnen>y. Mn. Din 'Mnlng .. c:llarllo. lllndoy hoiiJeo 11fttlng. II a.m : SU!IIay School. 10:3) a.m. ~ Sdml, YPSM Elollle Adami, ed(ot. 7:Xl p.m. Salvation .......... von.-""" andm11Sic$pl'l"lals. T'talrllday, ll:Xl a.rn Kl 2 p.m. Ladk's HOrtll." I.PII'Jf", members In chargP. aD wmnPI1 lnvlllol; HI p.m Thunday. C..,. C."" cta1111 1Yourw ~flbll>1. 7: .J) p.m. Bible St\IIY alii Prayer met>tJ-. ~ to thf:o public. POMEROY WUITSIDE CHURQI OF OUUST. li226Qllklnon's Hotnf' Roacl !County Roacl76) . !I'J..lN'7, Vocal musiC'. Sunday Wora~JOa..m; llll*&udylla.m; Wonhlp.6p m Wecb!o<lly. Bible Study. 7 p.m. Speaker. Lanlb1 . . . - BIBLE .. OLD """"· !lEXTER CHRl!mAN OIURCII. Jock a.tand. put<r, Alana 0.. land,~ Sunday Schcd 10:00 e..m.; Youth ~ 7 p.m """)' w.dne9da.v. SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH - 161 Mulbfn'y Avt .. Porntmy . Ph. 9925898. Saturday Ewnlng Mass. S::.J p.m .: Sunday Mau 9:30a.m. CCD classt'1. 10: 311 a.m. tint. Sft"'OId and third Sundays of f'ac h month. Dally Mau. 8: J1 a .m . CnniP.!Isl oru Satvrday al'tfmon, f.-5 p.m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST •POS · TOUC FA.ITH- New Uma Road, next to l"ort. ,..._ Park. Robert W. tuehaNK, putor. Sunday M'rvlces, 10 a.m. ancl 7 p m.; W'-'CI=tonhlp, 7 p.m. MIDO COMMl.JNITYCHURCH. !1-r.'i PPBrl St.. Middleport. Sam Anderson. pattor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Sunday f'V8liDJ ll'r'Yirt' 7: lJ p.m.; W~a y SPr· vier, 7: 30p.m. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. Prarhing t :• a.m. ftnt and sl'C'O nd Sunda~a of Ncb month; lblrd and fourth Sunclay rach montb "'JI'Ihlp stTVIC'l'S a t 7: 30 p. m. ; Wedneaday evenin~ at 7:.XI p.m. Prayer and Blblf' Stuc!}l. !IEVENTH·DAY AI)VENT!ST. M'l· ben}'HeiJhiJ Road. Pom«oy. Pastor Bob Snyder: Sabbath School Supl!'lntend('nt. RDdnl')l Spires. Sabbath School beilns at 2 p.m. on S.turday afternoon wtth WON.hlp servicr IOIIowln~ at 3:00 p.m. Evttry onf' welc»me. RUTLAND n'IST BAPTIST CHURCH - Slall!l' Harrlt'41 Warner. Supt Sunday School 9: lJ a .m .: Morntn~ Wor5hlp. 10 · 4~ a.m . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. Eas t Maln St . S1evf' FuU~ . pastor G4>or,~~:.­ sttnnf'l' . Sundl} School Superlntendfl!t Sunday School. cuo a.m.; Morn !n~ Worship JO::Jl a.m.; We-dnesday rvr nln~ prtyft' and Blblr t tudy, 7 : ~ p.m. F1RST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. 41871 fom.f1'oy PUt a E _Lamar O'Br;ant. p.asf(r and Sunday School Olr t'ctor Sunday SChool 9: Xi a .m .: Mornl n.l!: Wonhtp 10:45; Choir pracUct". 6:JJ p.m.. £'Vf'nlnJl wanldp, 7: JJ p.m .; We-dnesda y Pr ayC'r Sttvlcr, 7: :1) p.m. Mlastan Frtmds ta~fS 2·1•. Royal Ambauadors lboy uges 6-181. and Gtrllln Act !On laget6--ll1l on W~ nE& d.,., 7: J:l p.m. ChurC'h-w!df' Visitation 6: :Jl p.m. Til ...Say. f.ur'H T~BERNACLE QIURCH. Bal· l.y Run Road. Rev. Emmrfl Raw son. paJ tCI'. Handlf'Y Ollnn, IUpt. Sunday Sci'IOol. 101.m .; Sundaytvenln~s«VI("f", 7:00p.m. : Blbl• tnchJna:. 7:00 o. m. Thuraday . SYRACUSE MISSION . 1411 Brld,~~:f!man Sl •• Syracute. Sunday School. 10 a.m.: [Yfnlnr •~let". 6 p.m.. Wrdnf'!'lda y tCf', 7 p. m_ lllllLEPORT QIURCH OF CHRI!Il' , CHRISTIAN UNION, Dwight Haley, R.- eldPr; WMda Mohler. Sunday School SUpL SVndlll SC'hool 9:IJ a.m.; Morntn~ WOhbiP 10: j0a .m.: EventngWontdp7:JJ p.dl.; 1fodn01d.oy pray.,. m"'lng7;:Jl p.m. ii'J'. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. RadDe. Rn. Jamee Saltl"rl!Pid. paJ tor l'rwrDaft Williams. Supt. Sunday School . a.m.; Sunday and WPdne8da;.' PVPn· I len' ICft, 7 p.m. ~ COfltl' . LEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. Sixth and Palmer. ~ - Jam ea A Je6a. putor. Don Wllaon, S.S . Supt .; 8lllall Whll~. Aut Supt. Sunday School am; mornin1 worship 10 .J5 11m; ..onlnJ wonhlp 7 pm; Pray"' and Blblt Study WPdnMda y 7 Pftl 'a Prayn Breaktut, bt Satura.t_ l'&eb month 1 am In ftllowshlp hall; . - diOir pr11tt ICf' Sunday. 8 pm; radio t:' .....m "Preporlnalh• Way" Satunlay, 1.. -OY l:lal AM , R.lvOIIIWood . WV; I..O!Nr1 hppfr oburved bt Sunay of each -b. iiJDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. 5fla lftd Main. AI Hartson, mlnlttf't' ; Rlfllard OulloH'. Auoctatt Put or: Mtk• ~· Sanda)' SchocM SupPrlntf'ndPnl . ~p S«vtcf I. 8: IS a.m.; Sund1y SctDd ' :30a.m.; WonhlpStorvir-e It, 10: ~ a.l8.; Evnl•l Worshlp,7 p.m.; Wf'dn f"tiJ~ 1 p.m. Praytr mHtlng. IIIDOLEPORTCIIURCHOF11!E NA~ AOl'IE. PASTOR R«Y. Lloyd D. Gr1mm. JrJJilllar . .1o1ft Klmoo. SW141oy Sdlool Su· ~t. !Jolndly School 1:30 a.m.; ~!'on...,Sorvtce.J0;30t.m.; Su"' drtl, IVftlq - · 1 p.m.; WednHday -.7p.m. RACUS!: CHURCH OF THE NAZA· f!«¥. GlonllokMWlD, putor. Jim C!i1111. I. 1. !IPtr'ntrod.... SoiHiay ....,. t:l1111.m.; 11.w ' 1 _.hlp, 10:30 a.o!l;: EYOIIflllll< · I p.m.; uti l'rallf WfdiiHday, 7 p.m.; y ~m. taiUAN IIINIST81' • O P - OOVHI'1' .. ... • .,..... llellr iAJIRIIOIMLLJ: PRESBYTERIAN C111J1C11 - ~: Wonhlp Serv1l'ft t :.1.m.; Clllrdl!ldlooiiO:I5•.m.. 992-6669 992·297S Es tabl iS hed 1913 992 -2 121 FISHER FUNERAL HOME C\\\1fl S•uf a3oof.s 93 Mill Sir HI Middleport. Ohio 4&780 992-11857 - 199B·OOK81 992-5141 Middleport ~~!:=H~:;~~~~~::-J 8 MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Su nday Sc hool, 9 a .m.; Church !t>TVIC'f'. 11 : 15 a.m. SY RA CUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY TERIA.N - Sunday School , 10 a.m .; f hurr h !if'rv l('('. 10: 15 a. m. RUTLAND CHURCH Of' GO O, Pas! or. 1~ 00 a.m. , Su nda y Mornln ~ Wora hlp 11:00 a.m. Chlldnm's Chur c-h 11 a.m. Sunday E.,.enlmt S£-rviC'i" 7:00p.m. WP<l . 6 p.m. Young La dt£>S' Auxiliary . Wednf'Sday. 7 p.m . Fam· lly Worship HA ZE L COMMUNITY CHURCH. Oft Rt . 124. 3 mllf'!l from Portland-Lema Bottom. Eds€'1 Hart . pa!llor _ Sunday School . 9:30 a.m .. Sunday mornlniZ prf'a ch lng 10: 30 a. m., Sunday f'VIPTl lng se-rviC'f'S. 7: )) p.m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH. Corne-r A.!i h and Plum. No4"1 Hrrrm ann. pastor. Sunday Sc-hooiiO·OO a . m., Morning Worship, 11 :00 a .m.: Wf'd nt>sda _v and Sa turda y Evi:'Tllng Se-rvlt"f'S &1 7: JO p.m. APP LE GROV E UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Pnt or . Rtv . Carl Hicks, 10 milt'S abovt> Rar\nt> on Rt . 388 Sunday Schon! 9 a.m .. worship S('f'\IICf' 10 a.m. Sund ay evening Jervkt. 6:00p.m.; Pra~·cr me-eltng and Bib!(' Stud_v Thursd a~·. 6: 30p.m. M1' . Ol.lVE UNITED METHODIST otll'M, behtnO Wlllcesv\1\e. Charles Jone-t, pas tor. Sun.:1 ay School. 9: lOa .m .; morntn~ wors hip . 10: 30; Sunday and Thursday t"V PnlnR Sf>rvlce-s, 7:00p.m. MI!IGII COOPERATIVE Pt\111118 UNITED METIIOOJJT Clll!IICB NOBTBI!t\ST CLUSTER Rev. Sbar" llutmaa Rev. Fruk CniDol Rn.Sei .... ~-- ALfll.ED- Church School 9: 30a .m.; Worship. lla .m .; UMYF6 : J>p.m.; UMW Third Tu t"'day, 7:30p. m. Commu nion. t! rsl Sunday. IHaushman) CHESTER - Worship 9 a .m .; Church SchoollO a .m.; Bible Study, Tburtday, 7p. m .: UMW . nrst Thursday, t p.m .; Com- munkm, first Sunday (Hauamanl . JOPPA - Worship 9:JJ a .m.; Church School10: 30 a.m. BltMrStudy Wednead1y. 1 30 p.m. (JohJJJont. LONG BOTTOM - Chur<ll !k'hool 9: :Jl a.m .. Worship lO ;J) a.m.; Bible Study, Wf>dnf'Sday, 7: lJ p.m .; Communion Flnt Sunday of Month ( Rev . Charlet Eaton~ REEOOVJLLE - Church Scbool9: :II a m .; WorthlpServlc.ll:OOa.m . TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL Cburch School 9 a.m.; Wonhlp 10 a .m.; Bible Study, TuNda)', 7:30p.m. ; Communion First Sunday tHauaman) . CENTUL CLUSTER Jl.eor. D• . . . ..,, R.n. w.a., n~cba­ Flore~~oe lmltll ASBURY (Syrac-use) - Worship II a.m. : Church School fl :45 a.m. : Chargr Blblr Study, Wedneaday , 7 : ~p. m.; UMW , ttr st Tuetde~. l ::rl p.m.; Choir RebearsaJ, Wt'dlleaday 6::1) p.m. (1b.alcherl ENTERPRISE - WonhJp 9 a .m.; Chul'('h School tO a.m.; Blblf'Study. Tus!lay, 7:00p.m.; UMW , Ftut Monday, 7: 30 p.m.; UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m . 4RUII!)'l FLATWOODS - Church School. 10 a .m . . Won hlp, 11 a .m .. BlbiiP Study, Thuraday. 7 p. m.: UMYF. Sunday, 6 p. m. (RI· ley I FOREST RUN - Worthlp 9 a .m.; Churth School 10 A.M.. Choir practt c-t. Thuraday, 6:30p.m.; UMW third Monday. !Thatchf'r l HEATH 1Mldd1eportl - Church School. 9: Jl a.m.; Morning Worship lO : l:Ja .m.; Youlh Group, ~ p.m.; WPdnE'Iday. Blblf' study 6:00p.m. Choir rehe-arsal 7:00p.m . !Frank Smith) MINERSVILLE - Church School 9:00 a.m.; W~rahlp 1ervlc. 10:00 a .m.; UMW third Wedn8day, t p.m. (Thatcbf"'"l PEARL CHAPEL - Chur<ll School9'00 a.m .; Worship Service 10:00 a.m. (F'loren~ Smtth) POMEROY - Church School 9: IS a.m. : Wonblp 10:30 a.m.; Choir rehNrll.l Wedtusday. 7: 30 p.m. ; UMW . seooad Tue.day, 1:llp.m.: UMYFSunday,6p.m. (t.t.adowa) ROCK SPRINGS- Churcb School 9: 15 a.m.; Worahlp 10 a.m.; BlbiiPSiudy, Wtdnesday, 7:30p.m.: UMYF fSrnlonl. Sun· day, 6 p.m; (JuniOral oth.r Suada~. 6 p.m. (RO<ift . RUn.AN'D - Church School. JO a.m.; Woubtp, 11 a.... ; UMW F1n1 Monday. 7:30p.m. ICra~rft'l SALEM CENTER- Chur<ll School!' 15 a.m .: Morning Wouhlp 10 : 1~ a.m. "•ry IFif'l'c.) SNOWVILLE- MomiDI Worolllp, 9:00 a.m.: Church SrhooJ 10:00a.m. (Fio~neeo Smll hl . . ............. ll0t1111ERN CWIITI!R llev. BorwGroee llev.Corlll... APPLE GROVE- Chur<b School t ;OO m..,.., a.m. ; Mornm, Worlhlp 10:00 a.m.; Blblt Study Suodljl7:ot p.m.; PrQer 7:00p.m. TllundlY. (Hldll) Bl:I'HANY - lllonlllp t •.m.; Cllur<b !k'llooi!Oa.m.; llliltst.b' Wednadly ro a.m.; Dof'tM Women's re11owtlblp Wfd· nadly lll.m. II!U•) . CARMI!.- Chur<h lobod t:.IO a .m.; Worlllp, ID: f5 •.m. Stcood lod Fourlll Sundlyt; Feii.-.NP Willi Suttca lhlrd 'lllunday, I:JII p.m. (Bok•) . MORNING STAll- Chur<h Scllool t: f! dill•• a.m .: Worship IU:JO a.m.; Blblr Study. Thunday, 7:)1 p.m. I Baker) . SUTTON - Church School. 9: 30a.m.: Mornlnt Wonhlp 10:t5a.m. flrs1 and! hlrd Sundays; Fellowship dlnnf!l" wUh Carmel third Thurtday, 6 : ~ p.m. IBahrl . EAST LETAtl'f - Mornlnr Wonhlp 1:00 a.m.: ChurebSchool10:00a.m. ; UMWrtr&t TuiPsd-.v 7:JJ p.m. IGn«-) . RAdNE- Churt'h School, 10a.m .; Worship U a.m.; UMW fourth Monday at7::Jl p. m.: ~·s Pnytr Breakfast, WeGlmd«r. 8 a.m. /Grac.1. KENO CHURCH Or CHRIST. Rorer Sprint, mlnlster; SlarllnJ Muaar and 01· tv~ Swain, SuM.ay SChool Supts. PreaehlnJ9 : 30 a.m. ncb SUnday; Sunday School 10 :30 a .m. HOBSON CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Tbrron Durham, putCI'. Suaday s.nr&e., t:.JO a.m.; I!'VPnlna tf'I"Vlc9 1:00 p.m. Pray« m.etlna. WodnHday. 7; 00 p.m. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Jack Colecrow. putor. Bible Clata, 9: lOa.m.; Mornint Wonhjp 10: 30a. m.; EvnlnJ Worablp. 1: •p.m. Thursday Blblt Study, 6: II p.m. ZION CIIURCH Or CHRIST, Porn"'"''· HarrlloovWe Rd. (RI. l"l Roblrt E. Po• teft, mhlllte'r: ltfft•Mie:v, 81bltkbool Supt.; Harlf)' Johnson, Aut. Supt. SUNDAY; Bible School 9:30 a.m.; Worohlp 10:30 A.M. and 7: 30P.M., W•dn...Say Bl· " ' SIUcly, 7:01p.m. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH . Ptot Grove. Tb• Rrv. Laura A.IAacb, pastor. Clnarch lft'VIC!'f I : .J0 I . m.: Sunday School 10:30 a.m. BRADIIURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tom R-m. putar. Sundly School 9; 30 a.m.: Larry Haynet. S. S. Sl.lpl. Mornlnl( worship 10: lO a.m. RACINE CHURCH or THE NAZA · RENE, ~ - John VanC'f, putor: Ora Bau, Chalrmu of th• Board of Cbrllllan LUe. Su.ada)' School t :30 a.m.; Mornlna Worsht 10: 30 a.m. ; Evanefltcal tft'VI~. 1:011 p.m.; Wodn<Oday urvlco. 7:00p.m. LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Dtx · tor. Woody Call. pul«. Sorv l«t Sunday 10 a.m. aDCI7 p.m. Wednetdly. 7 p.m. DYESVlLLE COMMUNITY CHURCH. Uoyd S.yrr. Supt. Sunday School 9: lla m.; mornlna worship lO::Jlla .m. Sunday f'Vfftl.nllfn'ltf 7 p.m. RACINE F'lRST BAPTIST, SteveDeav•r. Putor. Mlkfl Swlgl"''. Sunday School Supt.; Sunday Schoti 9 : :II a.m.; Mornlnfl: wcntUp 10:40 a.m .; Sunday rve-ntn1 wonhlp 7:30p.m.; Wf'dnf'Sday e-venlnt Blbl t thldy 7: 30 p.m. BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH. Burllnatum. Ray Lllld<rmli. pos1 <r. Rl> bErt Cow1 . . .- . plll<r. Slinday S< hod 10 a.m .: wrnNp 7 p.m.: W~.ay . 6 p.m. yoo th meetlne Wed , 7 p.m. ctllrchservict'l Rn . Fruk&mllll ll<v. &olllrJa Ril<J Bn. Boll n .. ee &n. -'rt.._r CraMrll!l! Rev. Pomtroy 100 Mulbtrry Au . hl p ·1·uu p.m . WPdnesday 1 .100 p.m RAWUNGS-(OATS Raymond Cox _Sunday School ,.~ EWING FUNERAL HOME I 264 South 2nd .... " f)iJlll il\ an d St' I"I"Wt' ·Hu ·o.v.t" Pomeroy, OH. S.CIIId Middllport, Ohio · ·~ • Bill QUICKEl 204 Condor St. 271 North too.. . \. .• POMEROY, OHI0 - 992·111177 . GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES SHOP TRJNn'Y CONGJID:iATIONAL OIURQI The JWv. Wlldmoa. - &lpt; · Olurrtl Sctklol 9: J5,-a.m. AJicEo Globoklr, War· l 786 NORTH SECOND AVE. 214 E . Main 992-SlJO Pomeroy 112 North Socanol An .. Pometog Flowet $hop 6.b\ Prescription\ I) Naltonwide Ins . Co. HAUOI Ph. ttHIDI ~~~ J~l. SUPPLY m lJ3 716 S. S.tcond Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE RlllNOUR P. J. PAULEY. AGENT TEAFORD REALTY ·~ \ MEIGS DRE PINE GROVE HOUNESSCHURCH . ~ milt off Rt . l2l fmr , Btn J . Watt a. pastel'. Robert S.arlet, S.S. Supt Sunday Sct.ool 9: XI a.m.; Morntn1 Worship 10:.).1 a .m.; Sunday f'Vtnln, wrvlce 7: 30 p.m.; Wednelday ~rvltf, 7:¥) p.m. SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Lilli<. pastor. Sltvt Utile, S. S. Supt . Sunday School tO a .m .: tdorninc wonlp, n a.m.. Sunday tvf'niDJ wcrahtp 7: I) p.m. P rayrr mf'ttln& and Btbluludy Wtdnflday. 7: l1 p.m.; Vouth mfttlnaWfdnetdayar7p.m_ REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 38J N. 2nd Av.., Middleport. Sunday Sc)K)(W tO a .m . Sunday PYffllllJ 7: 00p.m .: Mld-..wN wrvlcr, Wed .. 7 p.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Sunday School9: XI a .m .; Jeff Sm ith. supf . . Mornint wcnhlp 10: ~ a .m ., Sunday PVrnlnJ .-rvl('f, 1: Jl p.m.: WMne&day t'Vf'nlng a.rvlct. 7:30p.m . EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Elden R. Blak~. pul(r. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Gary R•fd. Lay Iader. Mornlne lf'rmon, 11 a.m.; Sunday nljiCht lie'rv!Cft : Christian Ende.vor 7:30 p.m.. Sonastrv!Cfo 8 p.m . Pre-1chlna 8: J(l p.m. Mld - wr~ prayer mHtlna;, Wfdntsday, 1 p.m . CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CENTER, Salrm St .. Rutland. Robert E . Muwr, pulor. Sunday School JO:OO a .m. ; Worlhlp lfi"Vi~. 1:15 a.m.; Sunday ~nlng I«Vtc:e, 7:00p.m. : Thursday e-vnlnl Bfr HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Dovld Prentlc!e, pul«. O.•l• Domtaan. Surtdl\l' Scbod S.pt Morlllnr Wonblp p, ~ a. m.; S'Udll)' Scboo110:30a .m.; Evenlnlter· 7:GCip.m. UNION BAPTIST, Put or: Jo• N. Sayre, Sulldly Scllool Nil a.m.; Evonlnr wonldD 1:30 p.m. ; Proyor M•otloi, 6::Jl p.m. llltdlleod•y. TUPPE1IS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHR13'1'. Robort Footor, putor: Howord Cal-li Super~ntoodeot; ChuR:h ll<hool ta.m,; Wol'llllp III'VIt'tt: lh.m. and 1: ll MT. p.m. Everyc:ne welmme. CHESTER CHURCH Or 111E NAZA. RENI:. JWv. llorb«t Grate, patl11'. lloattlu Bloltll, 111]11. ~Ddljl lobod 9:311 !:•n.; Wonblp oorvloe, lla.m. "'""p.m. ~Ddljl. Wldolldly, 7 p.m. Pnyor m..,. 1 "t.UREL C.lf'F J'REJ; IIE'niODLST CHURCH. William Wll ...... puler, Jto. ~:~~~~F~~·~~ CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. Por1 land-RadniP Road. Mike Duhl. pastCI'; vi et, 7:00p.m . NEW LIFE COVENANT CHURCH . Cheste-r. Gary Hines. pa1tc..-. Sunday Sc hool at ~ 30 • m.: wonblp strVIct at 10:30 a .m.; Su nday t\'enlnfil Rrvlct'. 6:00 p.m .. Wt'dnt'Sday Olsclplf' Class. 7:00 p m. Jani~ Danner. church IIChool dlreelor Churt'h school9: 30a.m .; Morning wtrship 10: 30 a.m.; WPdnNday tven!na: praye-r 7:30p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rl'<l Earl Shuler. pastor. Worship llft'VIct. 9: lD a.m. Sunday 'School JO: 30 a .m . Blblf'Study and pray.r ttrvlc. Thundav . 7:30p.m. CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION· AL CHURCH, Klnpblry RDad. R.Pv. Clydf' W. ...ndtnm. paltCI'. SUnday School9:l0 a.m.; Ralph Car l. Supt Evfnine worship 7:00 p.m . Prayf'r ml"('t\n,~~:. Wfdnsdav 7: 00p.m. OLD BETHEL FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH. 28001 Starr Rou11P 1. Mlddlf' pon. Sunday Schod 101.m.; Sunday!f'Wn· lnllf'rviCf' 7: Xl p.m.; Tut'Jday ~erVlc(" , 1: :II p.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH . Bob Grimm. putc:r. Sunday School 9· 30 a aetVICH. m.: Worship 10: 45 a.m .: Sunday E've-nlnR" aerv ic:--e. 7 p. m. FREEOOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob. located on County Road 31. fb..v Ro_~~:f'l' Willford, pattor. Sunay SchooJ 9: :tJ a _m_; Morning Wonhlp 10 : 4~ a.m.: Sun day f!'Vtnlna worship 7:00p. m .; Wf'dn es day rvtnln' Blblt Sludy 7:00p.m. WHITE 'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN . Cool vUIE' RD. Rrv . Phillip Rl~ur , pastor. Sunday School 9: JO a .m .; won hlp se-rvlrf' 10: 30 a.m.; Bib!(" study and wcnhlp !I PI" · vlCIP, Wfodnf'tday, 7 p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Eu· E. Und..-wood, mlniJtf'l'. Sunday School, 9:30a .m.: Mornlne WOI'Ihlp , 10:30 a .m.; EvenlnJI( Worship. 7:00p.m. ft'l'lt RIITLAND BIBLE METHODIST, Amoo nltts. put or. Sonny Hudaon, I Upt. Su nday School9: 30 a.m.; Mornlna Worship, 10:30 a. m .; Sunday f'Vtnln~~: lff'VICf 7; 00 p.m. Wtdaflday a•rv1ct 1 p.m. WMPO proRfam 9 a.m. each Sunday . RIITLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE . Samuf'l BIJY•. pattor . Sunday School l :lO a.m.; Wonhlp Sfrvlc.-.10: Xla . m.: Peoplf'' l Y OUDJ S.tviCIP S p.m. Evan.-rllsllc lff'V Il'f6: 30p.m. Wtdnsday s•rvlct> 7 p.m . MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mlllfr St ., Muon , W. V1 . Sunday Bible Stud~ 10 a.m.; Worship l la.m. and7 p.m . WINinfl· day Blbl(" Study , vocal music. 1 p.m. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. D'd· d1ng lllnt, Maton, W.·Va . J . N. Tt!ICkff. putor. Enntna Sfi'Vlct' 7: 30p.m .; Wo· mM!'s Mlnlltry Thunday, 9: lla.m. ; Wednesda)l Pra)l~ and Btbl• Study 7: 15 p.m. HILLSIDE IIIIPTIST CHURCH, Sl. Rt . 143 juat oft Rt . 7. Rlv. J1mee R. AcrH' Sr .. putor: FW-v. Mlkf WIUtU. Ant. Pa1t or; Joe- Humphr.,-. S.S. Supt : Sunday School lO.a .m.: Mornln~~: Won hlplla .m.; Sunday. tVfnln~ lf'rVIct" 6 p.m.; WfdnNdl y IPYPn tng 7 p.m. PORTLAND FIRST CHURCH Or THE NAZARENE. W\lllam Juatb, paator. Sund&)' School Supt . SonJa Just\.1 . Sunday School. 9: lO a.m.: mornlna: wmhlp. 10: 40 M!DOLEPORT COMM\JNlTY CHURQl , S.m Anderson pastor. Sunday mornl.nllfl'· ~- 10 a.m.: £venina temcft. &.!nay and WM~•day. 7,!) p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Hortlonl, W. Va . Rtv. David McMantl, pastor. Churc-h School 9: 30a .m. ; Sunday mornln1 Rr· viet', 11 a.m.; Sunday f'llentne a.rvlce, 1: ll p.m. Wednelday prayer mM:Ine. 7: JO p.m. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Lotart, W. Va., Rt . J, Jam• IAwta. put«. Wors hip servle8 9:M a.m.; Sunday Schoolll a .m.; Eventnawc:rlblp 7: :«)p.m . Tuetda)' cottaar prayer meoettna and Bible Study 9:30a.m.; Worlhl.p service, Wedneaday ~Jt\'t 7 ; V!OUR LUTHERAN CHURCH . Walnut and Henry Sta. , Rlvealwood. w. Va. 'lbt JWv . 0.01'1• C. W.trlcli. pul11'. Sulllay SChod 9:.Jl a.m .; Sunday worship na.m . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, loc:alfdon Pomeroy Plte, County Roa~ 2S ntar Flat· woodl. JWv . Blackwood, put11'. Sorvlca on Su~l)f at lO::Ila.m. and 7:5p.m. with SuodayScllooll:30t .m. Blbi•Stucly, Wodneoday, 1:!) p.m. SPIRrTUAL FA1111 FELLOWSHIP, Statt Roulrl38. Antiquity. JWv. A. I . Sl.. wart, putor. Sunday aervlcel, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m;.,Tunday,1 p.m. MIDU!oEPORT INDEPENDENT HOW · NESS CHURCH, Inc., 75 Purl St. Rev. lvu MyeructiDIPutar; Ror• Marl I<if, Sr., lobod SuptrlottodeoL s... day t:.lll a.m.; Mol'lllnr wonblp 10:10 t .m.; ..nlllc wonhlp 7:30p.m.; t::r -!..~;:..~ :11110111• p.m.tilucly, - a.m.; , . _ .. MI ... I p.tL:. ~ TDLIC - VullMI uti Wlrd lid. ll:ldfl' WOI'IIIIp, f: .. p.m. Cllofr lftciloo I p.m. Soodljl. WMIIE'lJ -~~~ ]1nJW ud lllblt= ~ CHUIICII CIIIII!T. Ropr WIINI, -llr: ........_ W11, or ..... ....... ltlloolllllllt " . ............ a.lll.; - · ....... ».a a.m. <~nd l'!lb lpS !ud y Wrd F'ORJ-.:ST !tUN BAPT IST Rf' v . Nyle BordPn. pa slor Co rn('llu ~ Runc h. sup!. Sunday Schvol fourth Ill ~ ,10 11 m . St•1'1Jnd or JEIUI CIIRIIr AJIOI. 1..-.r.~~~ p.m.; iiii'o lltltlr;Wed , 7: p.m. _.,lllltad. CAioVAIIY PJI.GRIM llirrt114o. Vl«arftiMta ptttor; Cllool• ....~~......, IIHoallopt. ; ... doJidrol.t:••JII.; IIIOl'lllllfwanNp, II I and Su nrlay~ wor~hlp H•r vlcp at 2: 30 p MT MOR IA H BA!Yfi ST. Fourth and Main St . M lrldlf'f'ilrl Rf'\' r ;11twort C r al~. nan-Pente-costal Wor shi p Sf>rVICf> Su nday 10 a .m.; Sunday School 11 ll .m. Even ing worship tervlcf' 7:00 p.m . WE'dnesday prayt'r mMln~ 7:00 p.m. MT. HERMON UN ITED BRETHRE' IN CHRIST CHURCH. Located in Texa:!. . Cll mmuntt y off C1. Rt. 81 Rf'V . Rotx>rt Sand ers. pu l or. Jeff Holt er. lav leedE'f': E~ Rou!lh. Sunda~ School Supi. Sunday Sc-hool ~ : .4) a .m .: morning worship and chlldn.•t1's chu rrh 10: 30 a.m.: cvenln!l preachlnll serv]("f> tlrsl thre-e- Sunday 5. j: JO p.m .. Sp('('llll st-rvlc:-C' fou nh Sunda~· ('venlna. 7 30 p.m.; Wt'dnl"Sday Prayer Mf'f'lln_rt, Blbl f' Study and You1h Fellow sh ip, 7; :1) p.m . CHU RCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Locauld on 0 . J . Whilf' Rnad of Hi~hw ay 160. Pat Hensoo. pa.~tor. Sunda:v Schooi iO a_m _Classes for a ll arcet. Junior Churl' h 11 a.m .. Mornlna: wornhlp II a .m. Adult Choir practief 6 p.m . Sunday. Yo un!( Pl'oplf>'l. Children' s Chu rrh and Adull Bib](' Studv. Wednf'Bd av at 7::MJ p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL . S70 Grant St .. Ml ddlepon . Afrl ll att'd w tth South('rn B.aptl1t Convt-ntlon. David Br_van. Sr., Ml nlaU'r . S und a~· Sc't10ol 10 a.m .. Mor nlnR wonhJp ll a.m .. E~·e nlnR" wor5hlp 7 p m.. Wf>dnHday (-'V('n lnJl Blblr s tlXI~ and pny•r mMlna 7 p.m . BRADFORD CHURCH 01' CHRIST. Si R1 . 12fand Co. Rd . 5. Df'rPk Stump. pa ~ 1 or William Ambt-r,llPr S. S. Supt. : ~ un dav Scho~ 9::,J a .m .: Morning Worsh iP. 10 : 30 a .m .; E:v{'-nl n~w orsh tp dav wouhlp 7 JO p.m. 1 · .)()p_ m ~ f' dn e<i ST. PAUL LU THERAN CHUHC H Co rn pr S\fnmon> and St>rorld Sr s Po mer oy . Thf> Rev . Lau111 A . Lea r h. pas t oc Sundn School. Q · .a ~ a.m. Chu rrh srrvl('f' 11 a.m. VICTOR Y BAMlST. ~?.! N 'lnd Sr . Mlddl epon . Jam f"S E KPf>Sf'r past or Su nd ay momlnJl worship 10 am .; Even In ~ !if'tv!('f' 7 p.m .; WE'dneld11v C'Ven lnJl worshi p 7 p.m. VisUal ion Thursda y 6: 30 p m. MORSE CHAPEL CHl ' RC'H" David Cu rfman. put or. Sunday Scho ol. 10 a.m.: worship Jfrvlcf> 11 a.m .. Sunda v nlaht worship strv lcr 7:.10 p.m.: Mldwf'e-k pravt"r rterv k'C' Wednesdav 7 p.m. WEsLEYAN BIBLE HOLIN ESS CHURCH of Mlddlepon . lnc .. 7!> Pf'arl St.. Rev . Ivan Myers. paalor; Ro~t-r Manl(>ll . S1. , Sunday School Supt . Sun da~· Srhool 9: XII.m.; Mor nlnK Worstup 10 :30 a.m.: Eventnr WonhJ p 7·10 p.m. Wt'dnesdn rvenln~ Blblt' 11udy . praye-r ant1 pra\ §r M>rvlct. 7:Jl p.m. FAITH GOSPEL CHURCH . Lon~ Bot t<m, Sunda ~ Sl'hool. 9:30a.m.; Mornln,ll Worship 10 : 4 ~ • m .; Sunda_ v <"Vt-nln~ 7.00 p.m . u ummf>r 7 · ~ p . m .~: Wf'dnl"'dav nlaht 7:00 p.m. lsummPr 7· .'kl p.m.1 NEW LI FE COVENANT CHURC H OF GOD. Chtt tf'f - Gary Hints . putor. Sun day School 9: 30a.m .. worship srr Y!Cf> . )0: 30a . m.; IPVC'nlnRSIPfVI("f>,6 p.m ., Olsd pits hlp r11u . Wf'dnNdl)' , 7 p.m MT . OLIVE CO MMUNITY CHU RCH. LawriPOcE> Bu1h, pa llor. Sunday ~ hoot 9 : ~ a.m.; Sunday and Wf!'d nMda;- f'VPTI · lng wcnhlp SIPrvlct>. 7:00p.m UNITED FAITH Cl-tuR CH. Rt. 7on Po meroy By-Pn!l RPv RobPrt E. Sm!l h. Sr. pnlor . Melvin Drakt-, S. S. Supt. Sunda y Sc- hoo19 :30a m : M or ntn ,ii! Worshlpl0 : 30~ Jr . pas tor Mr s Sunda y School Supt Ervin Baum~Z ardn pr _ Su nday Sc- hool 9. JO a m : Wor!lhip SNVIt'<'. 10 - 4 ~ a m SU CC ESS ROAD CHUTl CH OF CHRIST - JOSPph R Hos k in s. f' V1W IH'li sl Sunda v Blbii'Stud\ !l;r 111 Wor~ hlp . lOam. Sur! day f'\'f'n~n~ ~I'I"Vkt> I! p rn . WMnt'sday t'Vf'n ln ~ Sf'n 'lCf' . 7 p m PENTECOSTAL 1\SSI::M BLY . Racin<'. Rt . 124. Willla m l! ol:lM· k, pHior Sun da y Schoo l 10 il m , :-i undny rvrn l nli! SNVIN' 7 p m . W('dn rsiLry t•v~>nlng ~f'rvtc ... 7 1..1111. CARPENTEH IMJ'Yrt ST lkl n C'headlf', Supt Sund ay Sd tPul 9 10 a m . Mornin g Worsh lp10·30a m l 'rilvrrsf'rvle1'.ult£>rn att> Sund ays TH E CHURC H OF' JEI:.US CHRIST. APOSTOLIC F AITH - Nr-w l.lma Rd ., nt>x1 to Fort Mt' IJi(s P ark Rutland Robt> rt Richa rds. pa.stor 5t'rvkP~ at 7 1..1 m on Wt>dnf'Sda ys and S und ay~ HARR ISONVILLE 1-t OI.INF.SS CHAP TER ol thf' WP5 1evi1n !l ollnt>Ss r hurch Rf'v Ea rl F'l('lds. · pastor HPnry E bl in. Sunday Sc hool Supt : Sund ttv ~: two l 10 a m . MornlnR Wor s hlp II am . r vr nln,l\ Sf'rv k e7 -l0p .m Wt>d n('Sda' l' nnini!:~Pr VI('(' 7: 30 p m STI VERS VI L LE WORD OF FA ITH. l.uy Ho ll er. pA stor. Sundlly sprvtrrs 9: JO a .m . and 1 p .m .: MldwPf'k st•r\'kP, 7 30 p m Thursdav MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Th rr d Avr. J«>v . Cla rk Baker. pas1ur Car I Not lln)!ham . Sunda y Sc hool 'iu pt Sund ay Sd10 ol lO a .ru . wllh l'lasSII' S for all aF:f'S [v('nin~ sprv!~ at b p rn 1\'j•dnt>Sday Bl blf' study at 7. .)() p m Yj1Uth <;('f"VItt'S Frl · day a1 7:Jl p.m ECCLE.')lA FF.LU1W "i iii1'. 12RM!IISt . Middleport Br oHwr nrur k MrPhrrsoo . pastoc Su nt1ay Schput !0 .r m , 1\undav rv £'nln[i! srrvlcrs r1 r ~ p r11 .t nd W;'tJ nt'Sda}' st" r vh.'f'S at 7 p rn ,\NT IQU lTV 1\A i'T IS I 1\rnn l'lh Smith . pa:-.tor Sunda y Sdwol Y .10 ,1 rn. church st>rYict>7 .30p.m , _vou thlt'llowship6 30 p. m . Rlbif'\t udy, Thursday . 7· J0p. m . F1JLL COS PE:I. I.J (; HTf iOUSF l lJ.a5 Hiland Hoad, Pomf'ro~· To m K ~:lly, pas t or. Danny Lambe-rt. S S Supt Sunday mornlnR se-r-vl t"£' at 10 a .m. Su nday ev("n In ~ servlcf' 7:30p m Tutsd!IJ-· and TI1urs day Servlrf'S a. t 7· .lO p m NE W HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA · ZARENE . Rf'v_ Glpndon St roud. pas ltr. Sunda y School9 : J0 a .m . W n r.~htp serv iCf'. 10 :30 am . Youth ser vkt• Sund11y 6: 15 p. m . Sunday Pv f>nln~ Sf'rvlrf' 7 00 p m We-d nesday Pr ayf'r Mr-t'lln [i! and Atblf' Study 7· 00 p.m NEASE SETILE MENTCI-IUHCH. Su n- day a fternoon st'r\fiC1'S at 2· :() Thu rsday pvf'n lng §erv lcf'!i at 7: 30 F'IRST BAPT IST CHURCH , Mason. W Va Pastor. Bill Murphy Su nd ay Sc hool 10 am. Sunday f'Vt> nln[i! 1 JU p.m Pra~· er ml'f'tlng and Bibl (' stud y W Pt1n~a y. 7: )} p.m. Everyone- wt>lrunw RUTLAND f'RF E WI LL BAPTIST, Sa lem St. Rf'v Pa ul Taylo r. pastor_ Sunday School lO a rn. S unday t'vr uin~7 : 00p . m _; We-dnesd ay f' Vf'nin[i! prayer m(>f'lln li: 7 00 pm SOLTH m_::TI! !::L NEW TESTAME:I'rr CHURCH . Sil vf'r Rldgf' Duane Syden ~ t r l cker. pa s tor. Su nday Sc hool 9 am · Wor.,htp Sf'rv!rr 10 a .m . Sunday £'Y('ni ng serviC'E', 7 00 V m WrdnP!id~y nl[i!hl Bible ~ tl.ld v 7· 00 p m a.m.; SUnday and Wedn esday st-rviC'ft, 7 30 p.m. bort E. lart-. Dlrtclarol~ F,.du. ........ a.u.. - · lllllkY lk!llool t:IO 1.111.; 1111 I 1 -.1t1p lt:at ITH BAPTIST t H L: RCH, Rail road St , Ma so n. Sundfly St' hO ol II ) a m.. Morn lng won; l1lp 11 a .n1 , Evl'n i nlo! sPrvlrt> 6 p m Prayt>r mf'f'lln g nrsday. 7 p rn The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 The relationship between God and children I am certain nothing can separate us lrom his love : neil her death nor life, neither anaels nor other heavenly rulen or powera, neither the preaenl nor the future . - IWmanN B::!ll (TEV) I always knew God loved me boundl essly, but 1 never put that love In terms I could fully under sland until 1 gave blrlh ro my daughter, Lindsay, In 1986. The fir s I lime I he ld her, 1 feU my heart skip a beat. That sensation has co nl loued th roughout a ll our special moments . I want to cherish her , leach her. a nd prolccl her. a ll at the same time, but I know I c an 't alw ays be wll h her . I pray thai she Will be careful playing on the playground and cross ing the street . As she growl older, my prayers wil l co ntinue that she will avoid drugs and alcohol , drive with care, and a lw ays s how kindness to thos e less fortunate . But wou ld 1 stop loving Lindsa y If she didn't do lhooe things? No . There are things Llndray could do thai would break my heart and cause me Immense disappointment , but then· I• not h· lne she can do that will cause me ro stop lov lntl her. 1 fin all y found my gauge to understa nd the endleu dlm e nolon• ol God's love. PRAYER: Heavenly Father to uo all, there are limn we don't feel tlnervtas of Yoqr love, but You provide It anyway. Pleue help aa to love othera u uncoadiUonally u You love ua. In ctortal'• aame, Amea. mOtJOBT FOR THE DAY When have laald, "I Love You , too, God?" Do11na Barton (Alabama) Taken from the Aupstluae of the "Upper Room" I• ' By BRIAN J. REED We have put the County Fair behind us for and as always, It has left my In· delllble images lor us to conskier until next lalr. I enjoyed .lng my weight H air food this year. Special congratulations to the Eastern High School Band Boosters lor their "taco In a bag". This was recommended tomebyScottand Julie Dillon and, as usual, they were right on the money . Thanks also to busy MarY Gilmore lor the gol! cart ride down the midway on Friday . Mary, I'll gladly pay you next year II you'll just chauffeur me around the fairgrounds' Norma Torres gladly gave me an especially graphic demon· stratlon or the e!!ects or tobacco while she was manning the Meigs County Health Department booth. Mr. Dip Lip was partlcularlyenllghtenlng,wlthhlsdlsco· lored teelh, cancers oft he tongue and gums and gingivitis. Accord· lng lo Norma, lhese are all problems associated with smoklng, chewing tobacco and rubbing snuff. This Is certainly something to think about . -----Jane Frymyer !rom the Meigs County Board of Elections lndl· cates that those of you who are not yel registered to vote can do so on the Meigs County Bookmobile on one of Its many stops around the county. The board has set a goal of 300 new voter registrations this season, and they are orr to a great start. Jane tells me that their team of volunteers and the board have come close to 50 o! that goal . Surely by now you know the Importance of getting out to vote, and II you're not registered, this would be the perfect opportunity. You may also register al tbe board o!!lce on Mechanic Street, the license bureau on Mulberry Avenue and the Meigs County Public Library . The deadline lor registration lor the November election Is October 9 at 9 p.m. where you can find Shane Simpson. Shane Is a 1989 graduate o! Southern High School serving In the Air Force. Shane Is stationed in Iceland and would appreciate hearing !rom some or his friends here a t home. He can be reached by writing to Christopher S. Simpson, Box 391, APO. NY 09673·2055. Shane Is the son or Crystal Simpson. -----Congratulations to Mystery Farm Contest winner Mike Van Meter of Racine. Mike was one or 20 people who correctly ldenll· !led the Chapman Farm near Rutland. His name was chosen In a drawing and his check lor $5 Is In the mall. The Mystery Farm Con res t Is sponsored by the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation Dis trict and The Dally Sentlnel. -----Good weather lor ducks, right? Rain reports !rom across rhe county came In at !he Inch I& three Inch range ...except In Reedsville, where I personally can attest that It did pour. Martha Durst, who lives about midway between Reedsville and Tuppers Plains reported a whopping 6.71nches o! rain on Tuesday evening. According 10 Martha and her husband, Bill. who have kepi track of the rainfall lor sever a I years. say thal the roads were lull and overllowlng with rain and debris . Have a good week. A series of dance classes. ballet, tap and jau for ages lhree and up, will be offered during September by lhe Middleport Art.s Council. the Rev . Mark McClung of Belpre, center, !onner pastors of the Middleport F1rst Baptist Church. pose lor a picture with the Rev. James Seddon, current pastor, at the homecoming Sunday. preregister lor the prince and princess, king and queen contest or the pet show ,callJoanStewa rl ar 742-2421. or Kimberly Willford at 742-2103. The event Is being sponsored by the Rutland Fire Department and Ladles Auxiliary . CENTER PAPER8MIU"E Hll)'ft; barnllforbonel: Tracy Mlcbae~ Lori Hayes aad Scott Ward; barl'elaforponlel; Do~ May, Alicia MefU aad Shea Meelal. Lori Hayes bad lbe blah point I 200 FLEXIGRIP COUNT FILLER PAPER BALLPOINT WIDE PEN oR COLLEGE RULE I, 1,1 :' I I I ' I I I ' SINGERS- Amoosthe singers at the Middleport First Bapdst Chureh homecoming Sunday were "Sonshlne." I Your Choice! I Willing Workers meet An ali-day meeting was con· dueled recently by !he Willing Work~r s of the St. Paul United MeThodist Church In Tuppers Plains . During the morning the women cur and sewed logelher quill squares . A carry- In luncheon was held at noon a nd was p la nned by Pal HaiL The program and business meeting was held In lhe after · noon with Evelyn Spenc er presiding . "Serving" was rhelheme of I he program and Mae Vineyard led I he opening prayer . Readings were given by Mildred Brooks, Glenna Sand· ers. and Hazel BarnhilL A report of the yard and bake sa le was given and the group Kristin Huffman . "She told me she wasn ·r going to give me any advice because I've probably had all of tha 1 already," Cooke sa ld Thursday nlghl In a lelephone Inter view from her family's home In Marton. ·'She I old me to gel some resl." That's one thing the22·year ·old Fun horse show winners named Winners of the 4H Horse Fun Show at the Meigs County Fair have been announced. Winners are listed In first, aecond. and lhlrd plac es, respectively. Winning In drunkard 's pa ra · dlse were Donny May. Lori Hayea and Dee Canter; egg and s poon: Molly Toban, Lori Hayes and Kandl Hysell; dollar bill: Kandl Hysell. Lori Hayes and Brandl Hysell; Catal011 race lor horses: Lori Hayes, Scott Ward and Heather Glbeaut; catalog race for ponies: Donnie May. Jaymle Miller and Brandl Hysell; rldeandrun!orhorses : Lori Hayes, Tracey Michael and Kandl Hysell; ride and run lor ponieS: Donnie May. Brandl Hysell and Jaymle MIUer; potato race lor horses : Kandl Hysell, Lori Hayes and TACY Michael ; potato race lor ponies: Donnie May, Alicia Meeks and Shea Meelal; bOOt race: Tracy Ml· ciiJtel. Kalldl Hytell and Lori POMEROY 180 MULBERRY AVE. 992-2115 SCHOOL SUPPLY voted to give a payment to the building fu nd and an offeri ng to supporl a c hurch program. Plans were made lo go lo lhe North Bend Slate Park a nd the Blouse Factory In Harrisv1 11e. W.Va. Thlr ry ·t wo si ck calls were re porTed a nd Hazel Barnhill's 55Th wedding a nniversary wa s cele brted by those present. Oth ers present were J oa nna Wea ver. Mildred Ca ldwe ll. Ed na Harmon. Bulah Maxey , Louise Cha ffer and Be lly Cheva lier . Pas lor Sharon Hau sman a lso a l!e nded the luncheon. The group will meel Wednes · da y al 10 a .m . al lhe church 10 I ravel to Harrisville . The next mff ling will iJ<o he ld Sept. 11. Y~ ·r•boLmd nClfet:cok • Miss Ohio gets lots of advice COLUMBUS, Ohio !UPII One of the nicest pieces oladvlce Miss Ohio Krlstl Cooke has received In the past three months just arrived Thursday !rom her predecessor. But Cooke, who leaves Satur· day lor the Miss America Pageant, may not be able lo follow the advice !rom last year's Miss Ohio Sugar Run Mills THE AREA'S LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE Iceland would nor be my Ideal place 10 spend time, but that's Meigs County Law EnlorcE>ment Explorer's Post 230 will meet Sunday at 4 p.m. at the courthouse. New members are encouraged to attend and the posl Is open ro young men and women , agt>S 14-21 . In addition, new members lor the Junior cadet program. agt'S 11- 13 are Invited. Plans will be finalized lor post trip on Thursday to Madison Township Explorer Cadet Program. Members of the law enforrE>ml'llt explorers who complete lesdng and training will become active In a cadet program and be actively Involved In worklngwllh area law enforcement personel. Further ln!ormallon may be obtained by calling Teresa Tyson Drummer at 992-6784 or Lisa Roush ar 992·3486 after 6 p.m . •WHEAT •OATS •RYE •BARLEY Street festival set The second Ru !land St reel Festival will be held Sept. ! from 10 a .m. lo dark . There will be a !Ish try, games, cra ft s, door prizes and entertainm ent. Tables are ava ila ble for $5 each fo r anyone Interested In selling craft s. Mu sic will be provided by the Blue Jea n Special Band. There will a l so be a clogging demonstration. A prince and princess contest for ages 3·7 and a king and queen co nres r for ages 8·12 will be held. The fire department auxilia ry wil l furn ish containers A pet show will be he ld fork Ids , ages J.12 with prizes a wa rded lo fi rs!, second , a nd third . To reserve a tabl e or to Shirley Quickel, of The uance Company, will be lhe lnstruclor and more lnformallon may be oblalned by ca lling he r at 9927756 by SepL 5. Cover Crop Seeds PASTORS- The Rev. Pete Grandalof We~~t VIrginia. left, and ------ Explorer's Post to meet I Dance class set horse a nd Donnie May had the high polnt pony . Each received a saddle pad dona led by Downie Acres. leigh Canter served as a n· nouncer and Palrece Circle was the time keeper. The ring crew consisted of Kay Ward , Faye Craig and Dan Toban. Valerie Toban was the gatekeeper. DIXON 24 COUNT Ohio Stale University gradua te hasn't had much of s ince June 16 COLOR-ART CRAYONS when she was crowned Mi ss Ohio. " I 've been on t he road every day , making appearan ces a ll around Ohio, go ln g to festival s a nd local pagea nrs," she sa id . "I made my las I one tonig ht. I have jusl one day of! ... And that one day will be spent putting !oget her her wardrobe for the next couple of weeks. Her fi rst stop Is In Phila delphia . "I've gar a booklet of things to lake," s he said . "We'll be In P hiladelphia for lwo days and they told us !o br ing some comfortable s hoes ." She was al'o advised ro take Two of everything, Including swimsui ts, even thoug h the co n· testanrs won'l be photographed In them prior to the pagea nt"thls yea r . REG. $1.19 10 PACK . 992-2124 3 SUBJECT SPIRAL NOTEBOOK REG. 51.59 SPIRIT BALL PEN Regular or Farhlon Collars lEG. Pom rro' 120 COUNT $1,49 sac HGan' 11 am ro Mtd Sun ·Thu" II .am to I am Fn & Sat Pick-Up Only! LARGE 1 ITEM PIZZA PAIOI $599 Cllllllla& mu1 786 North Second Ave. Middleport Phone 992-6491 �The Sentinel Pomeroy- 1990 Ohio Middleport. Friday, A BULLETIN BOARD BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION AREA OSTOMY ASSOCIATION MEETING SUNDAY, AUG. 26 2:30P.M. Downstairs Conference Room at Pleasant Valley Hospital Topics: Reimbursement Issues MASTECTOMY SUPPORT GROUP AUG. 27 7:00PM. Oownstair.; Conference Room Pleasant Hospital Topic: Cancer & Habits FOR SALE IN RACINE VERY NICE LIRGE HOME ON APPRO! 3~ ACRES- 4BR. J baths, 2garag"'· rented I BR apartment. Property melill es pond, iiP· prox 4,800 so ~ - farm bldg and mctn le home. A real bargatn at $89.900. CALL 614 992-7104 FOR APPT. LEARN TO PREPARE INCOME TAX Job ovvortunities available. lOan Ta~ classes start Septemfier St~.Tor" · ·· informa!ton, call 446-8178. WGTR FM 101.5 KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH JERRY BARRY INTERVIEWS "ANNEX" Get !he latest scoop on their newest album "Puwers That Be" 10:30 AM FRIDAY, AUG. 24 Public Notice PubliC Notice !Continued from P1ge 2) health . Such application shall contain the name and addreu of such person. 1 description of the equip ment to be used in the collection of auch solid weste. the area where 10lid watte coHectiona are to be made. and tuch other infor· matton as the board of health determines will rtl · · !Onabty aid tn the adminis tration and enforcement of this regulation . 3 .4 Upon approval of such application and the determi· n1tion th1t the applicant hat the proper equipment in good condition, and personnel to meet the r~uirementa of lhit regulation , the board of hlllth shalt issue 1 registration certificate to the applicant . The bo1rd of ~eallh may atatt on the regi1tration certificate or by a writing attached to the registration certificate the condition under which it is ittued to inture the proper col*'ton of all in accordan c e with this regulation . 3 .6 The Board of Heald\ may revoke or sutp8nd rhe regletration certrticate of anv per10n to coUect tolid wute who hn demon tt,.ted inability or unwilling nett to comply with thit reQulation 3.6 Any p4H"IOn whol& applic1tion for a regiatration certificate has been denied. tutpended. or revoked may meke wrtnen request tor 1 hearing befor• the Board of Health of the Meiv• County H•alth Oistric1. The Board of Health thlil vrant IUCh hur· lng within e ruaon1bl1 time after requut il made therefor . 3. 7 All regi•tr•tiont certif· Jute~ inued under thi1 revut.tion lhall expire on Decembtr 31 , of IICh ca· ialnder year. Sactkm 4 . Solid Wa1te Collection 4 .1 All vehiclet U18d for the collection and transpor · ta1ion onf soiKj wasra unleu .. 1 the soltd watte it kept in wetertight covered contllnen. thell have encloMd bo· diet. All vehicles 1hell be leakproof. of easily cl&anl · ble conatruc110n. shall be cl•ned at sufficient fre · quency to prevent odor. nuiaance, or in~ect breeding. and 1hall be maintained in good rep1i r . 4.2 Any peraon making ap. pllc8don fo r a regirtnttion cerlificme to collect Pid ahaU present his equipmMrt for inspection t-ry the hetlth commissioner of Meigl . County Heatlh OisU'ict. or his · authorized reprMM111tive, to d..,mine if applieent /1 in . comphana. with s.ction 3.-t and 4.1 ot this r.gullltion. 4.~ ~nv perton m1king appl1cahon for a regi1tr1tion certifi ca t e to collect solid w11te thall have equipment to satisfactorily clean 111 vehfclet or eontainen u•d in the conduct of hit buaineu. 4 .4 All equipment for collection shall be available for intpect;on without prior notice at the ditcrttton of the Board . Section 6 : Penaltiea 5.1 Anv peraon who vto· leted any provition of this regulation is subject to the penalties provided by Sec· tion 3709 .99 of the Ohio Revised Code. Section 6 . Effect ol P•rtia+ Invalidity 6.1 Shouk11ny part of thit regulatkm be declered unconatitudonel for any ,.,. ton, the rem 1M nder of the regulation shall not be af fected thereby . Section 7 . Ucensing and Fe.. 7.1 Any penon making appUcltion for 1 r•giatr•Hon certificate for coUection of solid w11 .. shall, upon liP· proval of hit equipnMnt , b• feeoftwenty ·fiw 18 26 .001 pay•bl• at the t•me of it.,.nce of certHie~~le and renewable •nnuaUy. 8 .1 Thit regu ..tion shall be effectNe on and efter the 301h doy of Aprl, 1990. ' Uoe SIC1ion 3709 .20 when adopted by 1 City tMalth Ojatrict and Section 3709 .21 whonodop10dbyo Genefll Hulth District. 3709.21 Orden •nd regu l.tttons of boerd of gener1l health dittrict The baird of heatth of 1 gonerol heol1h di11rlc1 rnoy mike IUCh Ofderl •nd reoulltiona 11 •re necn•ry for hs own gowrnment, for the pubhc hulth. the prevention or restriction of dl•aH, and the prevention. abatement. or auppreulon of nuJuneet. Such board m•y require that no human. enlmal. or hou•hold wa1te1 from untt.ry .-.hi• wat• 1 Card of Thank• CARD OF THANKS We would like to think everyone who helped uo during lhe loll of our loved one. A IJI8CIIII 1hlnks for YOCK , . . , . lnd ....... of ··sympothy. cardl. food. florlll offer· lngs. lln(llft, pellbeor· . . , Rev. Bob M8y, Rev. •nd M,.. Clork 88ktr. VfW Pool 80113, t.mly, frilndl lnd doctors. - . T .P . and Camnllgh...,.._ dan Cllrl< E,.,.gariCY Squad, and Wlllta taow. ,..,..... Home. Y-lollldl IIIII grMdy ~The Flnllly of Wllltm W. C01111ova •••••d • 2 In Memory In memory of JIM EVANS who passed Public Notice the di•· lrict be ditcharged into OROINANCE NO . 806 .90 WHEREAS. tho Vlllago of Pomeroy is the owner of a ocro porcel of real ohuotod - 1 of 1he 40 foot rlaltt ol WlfY known 11 Wool Main S1r111 and adlolning property owned by M 0 ld' C t •,.. c one I orporatlon. a more particular des cription i1 attached hereto and m•rked Exhibit A · WHEREAS. h io neceuory for the Mc::Oonald Corpor1tion 10 acquire •aid real ••tate to compjeteconltR!C· tlon of lt1 re1t1urant and road •cceu. 1 ltorm ..wer. open ditch, or wa ..rcour• without • permh therefor havWtg bun o.oe oecu...t from the boord under tuch term• •• the bhrd requirea. All orders end regua&tions not for the government of the boerd. but intended for the gentral public, shall be edopted, recorded. and certified 11 are ordinancts of munk:ipel corporations and the record thereof thall be given in all courts the same effect •• it given !IUCh ordinances. but the advertisements of tuch ordert and regulationt shall be by publication in one newspaper pubUthed and of general circulation within the district . Publication shall be made once a week for two consecutrve weeki and &uch ordera and reguilltiont shall take effect end be in force ten day 1 from the deta of the flrA publication. In cases of emergency cau~ed by epidemica of contagious or infecttoua diteaHs. or ccndltiont or eventt endllngering the public health. the board may declare tuch ordtn and regulation• to be emergency meuurea, tnd such ordert and regulation• shell become effective im · mediately without such ad vertising, recording , 1nd certifying . 3709.99 Penahiol Whoever violates secUon 3709 . 20 . 3709 . 21 , or 3709 .22 of the Reviled Code or any order or regull tkm of the board of health of a city or general health dl1trict edoptad in pursuance of such sec:tiona. or interferes with the executKm of such an order or regula tion by a member of the board or penon authorized by the board. shall be fined not more th1n ana hundred dollars or imprlaon&d not more than ninety days. or both . No per10n shall be imprisoned for the first offen~a , and the pro11tcution shall ~vnys be for a first offenlllfJ unlen the affidavit upon which the proaecution i• in~ituted contains the allegat iOn that the often .a ia a aubtequent offen11 . hcept in cate of an emergency endangering tM public health cau11d by an epidemit. an infectiou1 or a communicable disease . or a disaster enu~tgency condl· tion or event, no pro~ecution for violation of any regula tion or order adopted puraulnt to ~action 3709 .20. 3709 .21. or 3709 .22 of tho Revi•d Code shall take piKe until twenty day1 a her tuch board of heallh haa notified the penon 1ubject to such ~u lation or order crl the specific violation al leged. Any per10n nottfl8d by the board of 1 violation of any tuch regulation or order may fUe an 1cdon for declar ltory judgement pursuant to section• 2721 . 01 to 2721 .111S, tncluW., of the Revited Code. to have deter mined whethet" tuch regull · tion or order It unrea1on1ble or unl1wful. No IUCh prate· cuUon ahall be commenced when , within tuch twentyday period, the violation haa been corrected . No such proeecut6o n shall be comm~ced until tuch 1 declara tory judgment has been given . (8) 17, 24 . 2 I< 2 In WHEREAS, the McOo· ntld Corpor1tion it the owner of • 0.06 tcre ptrcet of r11l Htate situated south of • 25 foot IIIey lolning Fron1 Street and Wut Main Street which Is more partk:u· larly described u Exhibit B attached hereto. WHEREAS , the 0.06 acre parcet of reel estate owned by the McOonlld' s Corporatlon c1n be u aed by the Vill•ge of Pomeroy for road purpOIBI and pu~ic use and the 0.08 acre parcel owned 1 p by the V liege of omeroy hu no uM •nd the conveyance and exchange of taid reel estate with the McDo· nald't Corporation would not be detrimental to the general inter•t of the VII lag• of Pomeroy . BE IT ORDAINED by the VIllage Council of the Village of Pomeroy, State of Ohio. •ffirmetrve vote of til members elected thereto thlt : by'" 1. The Village of Pomeroy convey to the McOon•ld't Corporltlon the o.oe ICrl parcel of real est•t• des· cribed in Exhi~t 8 tor · ide e)Cchtnge an d m cons ra· tion of the McDon•ld't Corporetion conv.uing to h VIII I p ., h t e age o omeroy t e 0.06 acre parcet of real . E x hibi t "tate detcr ibed 1n A. 2. The M1yor of the Vlll1ge of Pomeroy and ht Clerk are hereby authorized and in atructed lo teke all tteps necetllry to effectul1e the NOTICE TO BIODEAS Sealod propotalowlllblrwcalved by lhe Meigs County Commlolio..s 11 ihlir olflot in lhe Melgo County Court· Pomeroy, Oltla 417U und 12 P.M . (noon) on Sopt. &. 1880 lrtd -~~~ II 1:30 P.M . Sept. II ond ...S lloud for fumilhing m..,W. •d perfonning tllbor for 1hecompkltion of the folowing: Paving of 2011 Sq. Yd. hou•. ptrhlng facility adjacent to Village ot Syracu• Munici· ~I Swimming Pool tLondon oolt . Plant and apeclficationt on file 1t the Melga County Commi~tlonert' office. Bidder must u• their own bid form . Front of envelope conteinlng bid mutt be cl•rly marked "Bid for Syracu • Pool P•ving'. · The propo1ed project mey be eumlned otlhe Office ol the Meigs County Commielioners, CourthouM, Porn· eroy, Ohio, between the hourtof 8 :JO A .M . and 4 :JO P.M . Mond•y through frl· dey . All propoAia are to be K· companied bye bid -.orlty In tho form of a 10011 Bid Bond complying with the provitiont 01 Section• 163 ·671 of the Ohio Revlaed Code. or a Ca1hier'1 Check, Certified Check, or letter of Credit property te· cured In the omount of not leu than 1 0 " of the total sum or sum• bid. Upon award of contract. 100 % Bfd Bonds tubmitt8d by eucctuful bidder mu• automaticalty convan to 1 Performance, labor and Ma· terNII P•yment Bond given in the n•me of the M.. gt County Comminioner•ln 1 tpecific amount eqUIII to 1 OO% of the Cunt,.ct Sum. No bidder mly withdrww their bid within liiltty dey••ftar the actual dete of the opening thereof. Thil project il tD be fund.d '-· ~ -~-d " "" proce- ,.._.,., am : : . i;:'k'""""J,.~:: awarded by the Ohio Depar1- Oult Claim Deed to the McDonald' 1 Corporation. larry Wehrung, Bruce Reed . Betty Baronick, William Young. Brian Shank, Thomas Werry Members of Pomtfoy Vllfage Council 18) 10. 17. 24 . 31 ; (91 7. 5tc 5 "1:'·Melgo County Com· mioalonou oN vllolly ,....,. 1111d In bid propollio from minotfty ortd female oon· tractors. The Moigo County Com· mioalo-1 tho rlgh1 IO WINo orty im9Uiarand/ or informaUtiet end to accept or ~ect any or all bid1 and/ or anv pan thereof. Mary Hobl.rter. Clerk Meiga County Commluloner• (8117. 24, 21c Public Notice NOnCE TO BIDDERS Sealed P__.swllbe,.. •vw-- c:ehMd by the Me6al County contiiK'tOfl mutt edhlre to Commlleonws at t1t.ir aHice in the Meigs County Court- hou-. ~ov. Ohla48711 untl 12 P.M.Inoon)on Slot. 5 , 1990Md~.rat2P.M. •- • ~· ....,•. vondroldlioudforlllrnilhlng matlrilll and J*'· fanning lebot for thtQOITlPI. tion of tha tolowina: Con•uction oJ e 20' 6 •'•17' 0" re1troom lecillty built of concre.. block wfth a wood roof. Total aree of the buldlnt II 341.5 OQ. 11. Plane and --uacationa on . . -.. fUe •• the Meigl County Commluioner1' office. Blce.r mu• own bid fonn. front of envet- con-taininQ bid ba dMity marlled ..Bid for Middleport R..troom FacUlty... Tha propoMd Protacl may be examined at tha Office of the Melg1 County Commitlionera. CourtbouM, Pom· eroy. Ohio. • - · - - ~.,...,_, u.. hourt of 8:30A .M. lnd4:30 P.M. Monday fhPI\llllh Frl·-day . All p<opo•l• oro1o be IC· companied by a bid MCUrfty in the fonn of 1 Bond camptylng wfttl th• proviUone of Sections u• mu• 100% a.d ond P"'' Oevio-Booon powval~ lng - · oppllcobla to thio " 1 : '·Molgo County Com· mllliontrl 11"1 vh:ally kltereated in bid propo.a1 from minority and female con- tractora. The Meig1 County CommleJionera reserve the righ1 to wahte any lrregularitie• and/or lnformalides and to aca.pt or retect any or all bld1 and/or anv pen thereof. Mory Hobo..,..,, Clerk Mlliga County Commluioners (8117, 24. 2tc Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE ly vinue of 1n Order of S.teisiUed out of the ComPI Co n 1 M · mona en u o etgs County. Ohio, in the cue of TheFarmenBank•S•vings Company. Plaintiff,"'· Wei· loco L. AouiBr, el ol., Oo· fendlntt. upon 1 Judgment ttter.ln rendered. being C.11 No. 90·CV-83 In 11id Court I will offer for Nit et •Mobile ttome Gutters PM• Happy Belated FREE ESTIMATES 62nd Birthday, 949-2168 8· 7-'90-IMO .. Mom, 992-7479 ,_,•r.1-12-'U.IItt SHRUB & TREE Daughters . TRIM and We love Margaret Caudill Jackson. Oh. Louise McMillan Irvin , Tellas 11 Memory In Memory Of JAMES F. EVANS Who Left Us On Auguat 24. 1988 Sadly mined by his wife , Ann, and children, Pam & Dennia, Christy & Tim, Jay & Debbie; granddaughter, Amber Blacks1on ; Grandson , J . T . REMOVAL You . Help Wanted ·uGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD ..... Location: 161 Nortlt Soctll4l MiMoport, Olio 45760 SALES & SERVICE Wo C.V fllhlng luppll• Bill SlACK 992-2269 Your Phone BllloHere . IIISIIBl MIMI 16141 992-USO USED RAILROAD nES WANTED Leading Tri·County area heating &air con· ditioning business is looking for an ex peri· enced heating & air conditioner installet. 1) Years of Experience •Good Working Conditions Send Reaume to Daily Sentinel P.O . Box 729L Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 We can repair and rt- (614) 9U:,f1!.4 CUSTOM BUilT HOM£S & GARAGES Sadly milled by "At ROCisonablo Pricos" SIDING CO. PH. 949-2101 llew"-Wt "Free Estimatu" Res. 949·2860 PH. 949-2801 or Its. 949-2160 Day or Hight NO SUNDAY CAUS NO 4·16-16- tin SUNDA l CAW lr 16-16- tfo Dorothy Evan• ~· ....., . -'&P"·.. ~ . \ In Memory of CHARLES F. PILES, SR . • who left u1 August 24, 1988 . When I muot l"ve you lor • little while, PI"•• do no1 grlev1 1nd shed wild teer1 And hug your sorrow to you through the yoen. But sllrt ou1 br1vlly with 1 gallant omll1: And lor my uke 1nd In my n•r1111 Live on 1nd do all things the umt. Food not your lonell· nHI on 1mpty deyl, But fill eech w1klng hour In u1eful wtyl, Reach out your hand In comfort 1nd In cheer And lin tum wMI com· fort you and hold you n•r; And nw•. nw• afraid to ella, For I am wlltlrtg vou In tilt allyl be for Lo¥ed IfNI ~nltud by flrnll¥ IfNI frlln•. ~ .. l '-:,., ~' tpaA-r..-.-.. · - .._._ 205 NORTH SECOND AVE . MIDDLEPORT. OHIO OFFICE 992 - 2886 / HOME 992 - 5692 DOTIIE S. TURNER. BROKER lANGSVIllE - Elepnco all the war - Mansion on the Hill - !here ,u~ ISn'lenough words lo descrtbelhiS 3 rr old, 2 slOt 1 home wtth 2 gorgeous l1r'p~ces. beaut1lui cabt nets galore mkrtchen. 3 b1g balhrooms. 4 bedrooms. lormal dtmng room. an d huge lam1ly room. S1ts way backlrom road for prtva cyand a vtew. Has approx 61) acres lor animal s or hunters CALL FOR MORE DETAILS $140 ,000 Bring It In Or Pick Up. We KEN'S APP14ANCE SERVICE . or 915-3561 Acr011 Frorn Post OHlco 217 E. Soc. P-oy POIIEIOY, 0110 992-SllS WE NEED USnNOS 614-992-2328 HOT SPRING SPA Y o ur "\(,) Day· A· Year Rei real. nropet We Say What We do. We Do What We Say. 36 YRS . EXPERIENCE 7-23-1 mo. Is Your Roof Rtady for Anothtr Ytor of Ice and Snow? How's Tht Time to find Out. CALL JACKS IOOFING & CONSTIUCnON 992-7762 For Old a. Nliw Roofe: Shinglea RBpelre. Gutters Building and Remodeling We Guaranlee Your FREE ESTIMATES WUTTO BE AN ENTREPRENEU R1 - That ~ own your own bugne.ss. Alocal bar with a restaurant Seats 92 people. big dance floor. band sland, all equtpmenl. lix!ures, slock.land. and buildtng. Is presently dotng a greal bugness Selling lor health reasons. COME IN FOR DETAILS !UPPERS PlAINS - Arllltllh Addition - I slory ranch w~h 3 bedroom~ equ1pped ltitthen. garden area and ap prox. ~ acre oiland. $32,000. Tu frinf( 316190/lfn POMEROY - No Down Payment - Owners wlll carry 2nd mortgage On lhiS lwo story home on a good slreet. Has a ~rge lamtli room. <OI'1e hardwood lloors. J bedrooms. and a dming room Has ~n~ siding for lowmamlenance ONLY 124.000 LANGSVILLE - Bil Lnel Lot - Side silting porch. newer prelly kilchen, vtnyl stding, new carpeltng, 2 bedroom~ btg living room, plus a 3 room house lor sloraee or renlal. JUST $25,000 c~.uiom Hand WANT ADS bring Vacation Money BAUM LUMBER · Announcements 3 Announcements ADOPTION W•'d I ova to •hire our helrte & home wtth lnflni..WIII otftr IO¥t, w1rm1h & attiCI.Ion, financially s.cure, leta help ••ct-. olherl MadlealllAgal IJ:pt:niU p1ld, C1ll collect Evtnlngt, 201-427· ADOPTION 9pecltl fllmlly Wlntl to aivtl your baby 1 loving home. Clive your blby 1nd Ul 1 ch1nce. C.ll .collect 70~352·1656 . M1ry Ellyn and Chuck. Single? You ohould bl rNdlnt H11rt181rch Holllnt NIWSIIHif, ProfHing lrtl 1ingl11. Heart111rch, P.O. Box 1043, Gal· Hpollo, OH 45531. TRAVEL, Foolboll Buo Trlpo. WVU wt Mtry~nd It Pitt. US P.nn State ve Syrteu. 11 VIr· glnll Tech. NFL StMitrl II Ctevel1nd Brawnt. S.n Francisco 11 Clnclnnttl Movies on buo. No omoklng or drinking pormHIId. Conllel Rully Coato 304-75Ft-2431. lue daparte N,ltro. 4 Glveeway 2 rNr old Cocklr ml•.ct ftm.lla, I month old moil pup. IIHU· I MI. s ll:ht..,• . 4 rn.lle, 1 femat. . ...... •2·314S. t - k old Engllali Soller puppa.. 1 male, 1 fantail to good CHESTER 985-3301 PAYitiG AS OF TODAY, AUG. 1Or 1990 11 Copl* '1 I*' lb. CIMn Dry Aluminum Can1. 3110 I * lb. C._. AU1D lladlttt- 440 lb.; lelhliill •1 11. Yellow • - 400 lb.; Alum. llteata 400 lt. tii/ShlphordiCitow tw1 oponod toflgut. Rid colltr, an.,.,. to "WOolly." VlclnHy ol AddiiC>n Plkl or IOCII IUrroundlng trel. II you hovo 111n PLEASE Contact: 114-M7·7710. ~ Gallipolis & VIcinity a family, 1 tr.il ALL Yard Salllllllll 91 Pold In AdYince. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. the dly bttore tht 1d ilia n.Jn. sundoy octhlon • 2:00 t,m· Frldly. Mondly ldhlon • :00 p.m. Sllurday. Giant Cllrwgt S1t1f Augu.l 24th, 11--1; • 25th, 1-2. Croaaro.de In Dlnvllle, St. Rl. 325, llelg1 County. Yard Solo: 112 milo pool Bob McCormick Rd. on S.R. 581. Sal 11-4; blby clolhao. Yard Silo: Fri I Sol WhHI houee aerou from Utlhodt.l Church, At. 588. Rodney. Pt. 11 31 Help Wanted Mlrtao-fW nteded, part tlmt holp for Cont101po FllhiOfl _ , . Puty Pion Co. No lnV'Mtm_., no delivery, tor Inter· v11w oppol,.mont304-f75.!152. Orgenlol NNdlcf. Ropt7 tn ..~•• 1nQ to G,.co Eptocopo Churoh, 32t E. J.. ln 9trtel, Pomeroy or call fJ'M-982·3168 on Tu... or Thurw. befoAI noon. Plrt tlmt baby altttr In my home when ec:hool atartl. 304IIINTIQ. Pleasant & VIcinity Po...n with boot to onlol Yard Solo, Klngtown Rood atMI· du~ng IMpootlon of Pomeroy· lng Aug. 23, 24". 2!1. 8:00 UN dlrlt. M1aon bridge. Durallon 3 to 4 wka. $2.50f\Nk. Contact Ham· Yonlloll, Sunclly Alia, Hi K K llobiiO Port, tc0 11; montree tnd Anoc. 211-4HPohtl _ , . , 1:00 om·?. Rain IItl1. la.1t1.-6p.m. fll.l'. a or Shnt. POSTAL JOBS $18,3112181.t251Yr. N"" hl~ng. Coli It) aoe.e11.eooo EXT. P-4552 for curront Uot. Pomeroy, A wry loving m• .. kilt.,. to 1 homo. Wormod. 614·882- l!zo3. 2 atory 3 bedroom houH on LocUli StrOll. 14.1500 080. 114- 827-1438 1her 5 pm. 3 bedroom hom•, 2 baths, dining -m, lull bo11mont. 2 C:lr g1rage. 3 1/2 ICrH, Jtricho Rood, 14~ , 500 . 30HJS-a4&. bMroom home, IIIWRI balaRc:e Mtton County Bond ~n 1.5,. lntlfnl, will con~ider trailer for dwn p~~yment, ~ S 815-1104. 3 bedroom, lull banment, gee hoot, clolf, go'"'"'· double lot w/moblle hcime, Muon, WV. 304-812·3&83. 3 BA, 112 aera, uc. Alccoon Creek tronllge. Bot~t dock, naw sundeck, 10 min. from lclwn. Ctly tc:hools. 814-258-1881. S room houH on UncOin H•l. 1 acrl, CIMn lot. 814-812-3270. 7 room• 1 112 bltha, COYntry Rvlng but cioN to Utlga Bchool 1nd lawn. At. 33-<1 line, Townehlp Road 27. Flrat road to (8-lllrhl. 7a.m.-10p.m. IOO...t63-4336 AVON • Alt arMs, CIJI Marilyn A NO NON5ENSE WAY TO 1800 A DAYI 11 ptuo F.A.S.E. K.A. StovRI. 2 Bo1 224, South Point, OH 45680. COOK FOR HIGHWAY-IN, APPLY IN PERSON, 114-44M201. Domino'• Plul hiring clrlwro, mu.t M 11 wtth dlplridable car 1nd lnw,.nae, IPI>f't' "' pem_on 11:00 II~ 4:00, 421 Yilnd Sl., Point-. Drlvw Handymtn. AMJtl busy new doctor pan-tim•. Calf Dr. Snyder lf4-448.3373 lllltwtlly Only. Elm by thl - . Join lhl numbtrl to dlmonl!l:rat• "Chrloi...W.I'IItlnd-Tho-World". Juty.Docwnblr. LM\VI noJ!II, lddrMI, lltfl phone nuntblr on -Iring-114M-Alii. EARN IIONEY Roldlng . - 1 130 0001yr potonlll -1 NoW hfrlng. (I) 1011~ Ell Yllltll. EARN IIONEY illodlnt 130,000/yr. potontial How hi~. (II.....,._ Ell Y4582. flat Bod d~v... noodod tor tong houlo. AUolll 1 r- ~~raqulrod. eon 11WTI-IIOOI or .........8443. INTELUGENCI .1019. CIA, US - CuiiiH!IL D1A, o1o. Hlrlng. Colli.....,_ bi.K·10111. LDoal buelnMB """ ~Ill ,_ltlori. .,.,..... ...... ..... e~;i- .. -~.. rasumM tor t.crttrial ·AII-jiu....... (I~~= ;:r"-•nl . . . '::J="r, J>olnt Sl, Pl. Pft, . com- 11-..371- HouM dNnlng once • WMk, = · b l l , •"" "" Dobbll - KDunlry Kkls Child C.rt. A tun m:· ~~ to lloy ""•r• htondohlpo OrNt IOCitlona. IM·Di2· v.... lloglc Coy Clro Clnlor rouonobll, .._,.blo, tkJenat, qUiftty child Gl,._ liondey 1hru F~diJ, 7:30 Ill 5::!0. FOf ftKiftl lnfonnltlon ot to . . .r 3114-611-!.147. Mllll Pluta's O.y Care Centw. Sato, otfordlblo, c:hlldclra. fii.F 1 a.l'ft. • 5 :30 p.m. Aglt 2 ·10. Before. 1ft1r tchool. Orop-lnt .. . 514-448-f224. - c... In my homo, -MoM~. - 0U1111y ChMd Will blbyoll In my homo. Bullvllll ,lko Rd. 114-441·- · Will do blbyshtlng In my home. .,.."lll2·22t 0. Wll do llouHOIHnlng. ~ - · 114<WN8S3. Wll do lOWing In my o.actllne for Cltrletmae Ordtrt: Doc \ 111110. 514~1-11188. Will to bllwoll1lng In my homo weekdly•, lgea: '2 • up. .._" 1ayc,art eJPlrienc:t & r•f.,-.o.oM. Excellent e~ 1202. c.,.. Would llka to do blbyollllng In my homo. llooi-Frf. Doyo only. 51+44HIH. Would llko 10 do blbyollllng. ~ Btvd. Rot. 1 £"lp. "c- Cute Po~ Gor011n Shlohonl Pu""'"!o-~.!'"k" O!dt aloo 4 C.Ui:o Kn....., ..........11. F- Puoollo: 2 - old, nlld to Ill bOhtatl loci. llolhw dlod. 1Vlt Robot llobllo Homo, 10dO. moo nogotlablo. 11+882·2052. 1I'JII Guerdon Futunma12d!. 2 bodroorn, Control Air $Htl. 514-1012. 18'71 9chuHz, 14xM, 2 BR, 111 •ctrie. $0,000. Aft., 5 p.m. 114388-9&34 or 388-85211. 1t90 Schultz 14x70, 2 btdrooma, IXC Clond, SQ4.e7S-30M Of liter 1:00 pm Clll 31)4..875-3273. 1882 Townhouu, 14•70, double ndo, CA, Mllny Extrasl On w1e ranted ~~ In Rodney. 14-2~!1041. 1114 Merchandise 51 Schu"~ 14rU, AC, dock, ttonae tndg, $11,000. 304-1718145. LMI••. pete, $2&5.104-4118-1815. 3 bocfroont, In town, DopooH & Rollrlnooo. Clll 614-446-0341&. 3 bedroom, In town. OepDslt & R•t•~noe~. Call 814-448-0365. Tlktng oppllcltlono lor 2 Iorge modem very nlea, pl111y furnllhld counlry hom••· $500 1nd $400. No lnMdl pets. Reflftnce •nd dlpotlt r~ulrMt. 514-62. . .7. 42 Mobile Homes tor Rent 2 bedroom tfllllr tor rent Gt~ llpolla Fony, ~lolly lumlaliod, lrH wit., 6 garbage, phone 304·7'1'3-2MI or avanlngs 675-- 2821. 2br, mDblll hDml tor rent, total ellctrlc:._l!! petl, no drtnkera. 114-317-..... 3 btdroom, tumlahld, Wllhtr/Dryer, tor ull or rent. 114-882··""· !lbr double wl•, Clark Chapel, 7ml. tram Holzw HDiphtl, Chlfdrtn welcome, approHd. $200 H.U.D. OM-446-8434. 3br Halter, 5ml. lrom Oltllpolia, Chlldrtn ..tcome, Kyg., C:r.. k s;: ~:tr u.o. opprovoct. saoo I 34. 4 MobUe home tor r.nt to on• gentllmln ln Mlneravllla. tm-3111. st•· Tralltf; Fwn'ed Of unlum'ld, 2 BR, cobll, bllutltut river view. In Klftlue-. Foeter'e Mobtle Homo Plrlt.l14-441-11102. 44 Apanment for Rent LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofu ond cltllro prlcld ll<lrn S31S lo 1915. T•biH $50 tnd up to 1125. Hide-a-ada SUO to $515. Aecllrwa $225 to $375. Lampo 121 to $12&. DlnatiN $1011tnd to $405. WoodDllkl llbla w.a cholroup1285 to 1191. $145 •P to 1371. Hutchlo 14<10 • '- Llkl , _ 1081" 12110 Ctoy1on moblll • 1-1/2 bolho, Mly corpolod, coilt.diot coiling, unclorplnnlng, por<:h wrroor, 2 1111 ar lltpa. Edra lurnlluro opllonol. 112,1100. 814- •a-2831. SPECIAL Foctory to youM1, 2 or I bedroom14x70 ~ 1t rht unblllevlb.. price of 112,1100 doiiVIrod 111<1 lit up. CIIU 1-m.41)45 for dolallo. Nashua 14¥70 wle•pando, lllualod .11 ..,. land, Point llonr • .,,.., orlcod on lttojllctlon. !104.a7s-7817. Pt-. Vlndolo 11111 llorlllll Zllr, bolh 1 LR, k"chon, dining room. Gooo oondHionl514-24!1-l283. 33 Farms for Sale I c/";h J...L ~1 _,- c up, bunk bedl comp4tlt wllh molt- $28& ond up lo 139&. btby blda tno MtHretHI or box springe fWI or twin $78, firm $88, 1nd lt8. Outen Mil $275 I up, King 13!10. 4 d...... chlol 161. Qun C.blneta &, 8, I 10 gun. Baby mltlr..... IU I SA&. Bed tram• $2~~- Ouaen Slzol35 I king fnlmo ...,. Dood ~'- of "bt•oom sufle' rnollll cablnlll, hlodboordo 1:!0 and up to $81..10 d1y1 AIM • 0IIh w~h IPf>rovod Crodll. 3 mi. ..,. Butovllll Rd. Coon 8 A.ll.lo 5 P.M. Mon. lhru Sot. c.u 11+ ...-4322. 2 pe., living room eulte, good concl, 61+4(11-4"n8. 4 pc Mvi"'' room oullo, 2 q11110 IIH WIIIN' bed1, A1lnbow wUr 110ften.r, S..ra ewing .... 304111-11411. 4 ~., 1olld wood antique b.cf 111. 9N1Jtllul Englloh hor11 ahol dttk and awlvll c:hl lr $1500. JOtallo 11,1100. pltrl. Jocklo 304.all-6011. Couch, cha1~1 ottoman, 2 and t1bM, 1 conee ttbl• 1941 I pc. dlnl"'' room oull, 1 window tx• ft ., f etorm door, Ill PO. oond. oftor &p.m. 514-446-0373. County .lppllonca, lno. Dood UMd tppUanc., T.V. 1111. 0.0 8 t.m. to I p.m. Mon ..Sit. ....1611!1. 821 :!rd. •••. Oolllpollo, Ul '14- OonorolollctM - l n g . , . chine, ti.CO. 111. 304-07s-f'111. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wuhera, dryert, refrigerators, Slutgga Applla~.... Upper Rlv.r na. BHidl Stone Crttt Motel. Clll 614-44&-7398. ""'I"· 54 Miscellaneous Merehandl 88 441..a111. cr.. mlo Sale, Kiln, Mokfe, Q,.....wtre, Bl~l lnd OIUIL Milo 0<11 Sond HIM, Point PI-nt. 3t)4.e71.18M· Dl•mond Tannlt 8NCIM, Total Wol hi 110 K Ill n~all ~•11 ~: ~In ..~ oi!W, ot10 clfarnonct c~ulcoluo go lllflh h; BIIX blko, .-.!Uno retail wlue MSO will Mil to $175, or best ott.r. Only UMd one . , m-. .,........14t For Solo: Botono Moworo, 3 'IOhp ch. ..,,, 2 dock1 • 8hp, 8"M-44eonglnoo, oil lot 13110. 3331. For SolO: FuH maok, VHF-UHF, Chllnnoi Mllllr Color T.V. An· lonna, wlrotor 1 o rotor bo1 ctble wire I 40ft. ,owar UMd 1 yoor, NIW: 1325; WIO 1111 - · 1g1 tor $100, you like down, 114-256-1114. GI.,_ uorignl .._r, llrp oopochy, tlko now. f2l!l . Trucll 1~ toot tlumlnum. $100. ~a II "' · Hospital Bed Manusl, oond, lt4-441-1082. On1 hospltll ~n dltlon. 614 44~. good Queln eltl wat.m.d $125. - . , otMrlng tor Fonl 414 1125. SliNG, 8 track, $150. 30457$-1!137. Ont be*oom •~*· ~ rwnt . 1221 month. Dopolh roqulrod. t14-112-:tt11 afttr I p.m. Prollulonal ,-rson to , . entmtl clew tool b.ltt-. tub. BM-992-7583. Top Cloh pold. Old tumhuro cuboardt, qulltt, orlenlll, ptln!lngs, toy1, or •ntlrt tltlt• e1ll colftct 30-t-42.5-3775, or 304· 523-385.4 . 54 Miscellaneous Merchandlsa 2 Uoyd S.underl 11wn chalre, llka ntW. 12! pair. 11"'7112-2231 Call tt.rb et11r J ~ oo p.m. 2 ~·ble bl~ek and whM• T.V. a. OWmond alutttr ring, 2 chlldt scootart, gu ;rill. 114- HAPPY JACK FLEA GARO. All rnet:IJ patenltd ct.vict; oontrola ftelt In tha home wfthoul: PES. TICIDES. A••ults ovtrnl~. R&G FEED SUPPLY. 388 W. M1ln St., Pom.roy. a tm-8524. --------- Rouah'e SblwbwTy Fann: Beana $15 buahel: cucurnbln $10 MhiJi ~ canning • - • - . " bilohll. 2 mHao from New Htvtn ,.,.,.,.-2217. 21 1030 Cui Dllool Tnclor 13.8110; 130 CeN wf4 bottome piOWI, & gdndorlml1w, 13,485"i Loll moc1o1 115 Co• Dovta Brown Trootor w/111. Btllh Hog, 13,8110; Owner Will Flnonco. 61+2B&11522. 2 horu Tndllr lor •II. 1800. 114-448-2107, 114-388-8S04.. 240 ......, Ferg'--on Trac:lor-14 hp, roll &or, rodlo, 700 houro. condhlon. 11,1100. hly eltwtor, bnllh hog, movrtng ...hlno, d - .,._ (2-14 -~ pololo · 1M- Ex_,. dlr lllJ:•, Iii UG cOI')d. J04..ZTS. <121&. ock 63 Llv..... =-::::-::--.--.'=::-::::-::::: 181 11F TriCior 13,1110; 110 MF 01111o1 wllh blloh ftoa, 12,100; 2010 JO wfth oultfwtot 12100; So.- 55 Ottv• t1.1111. JuWi• Font, SI,IM; 1H Ford Ol,l'lll;.!l: 11 M; 11,H8; 0... wot f1W1115Z2. ,.,_noe. a 11180 1Ift. - - Hone Sloclt Trllllf 13,215; u..d 15ft. Bumper Shock Tnllll', New =~•; : ~ a uto troller 4 22 Money to Loan mo ,., 1tll SUzuki 150 O.R., 5900 mi'-IH:cel~t condhkm. Mkl"'' .114-lm·TilS. 1187 Suzuki Quid Runner 4- ......,, etectrtc ttan, rtvefSI gear. &callent condition 11800. Call814-441-1711. For Soli: IHI 100 ~:1";:· 11,200. Call after 5p.m. I ..... 75 Boats & Motors for Sale 1112 17 ft. Starcr~ft Tri-Hull - · 1211 HP, Evlnt'lldl Engl111, CIO!ftlllll• top now uollololory. Clfl 81+-131i ollor t:oo p.m. 1. . llowaMI X2 Joe Sid. I.Dt1 of nlra. 111111 IOU. CIIU IMIIIZ•JI87 or 114f'JII2-31!5A. 1• SlxtNn fool Fow Wlnns outbowd, one owner low how's, 11,800. ftmt. 304-815-1177. BOATS· MOTORS · TRioli.SRS ........ - cc.:::r "WW CANNOT SPELL I W11IIOUT U" RIV£ ~= OALLJIIOUS, OH 114- i u··55=: ·:::-...:: . . . . .I. - r 1 ·-·· l-4ntlloooui14L • au~.. BoJa • Cobia B-1 11180. 1 1 1 1 - with 1\DIIO to 14,000 Cloh WATER Rllloi11.HAMILTON SI'ORTB, INC. PROCTORVILL(, OHIOI14-8H-TII8. 79 Campers& Roglatorod Y11rll1111 Filly, Shown at WNnlfng U Hoolilr Qaalc, nlc., Plillmlno MIN, YDUth Po&ru, Gtnu~w w111 lhow Motor Homes Dodge mo1or hDml, w... 1m m.a313, Ch&Mt Otckll'. 1101 or Englfoh. -1&22. 304- 1f71 motor home Chtmplon. 22 flt>IOIII tt.. 17,800. Clun. lt4-902-6!,.. on Frldoy II lhl Alhlno U.. took Bolli, u.s. 110 Will, loJ. 91arcr~~ft PQIHIP c:amper. SIMPII 8. Stowe, turnaa., twnl;r.:xc.elllnl oondlll101.114Jlll2 Foodlr Coli Ioiii AllaUII 214h, tHD1. o1 1:OOp.m. Clftll ICCiplod onor 4:00p.m. 119 to ...11-. ~2322, ...~. 3&31. • 64 Hey & Services Grain ,:,.....,...-::-.,:...=-~=-~~ a.- • Tl-lty. Round Bolli In lhl Flold. 114Hay "" Sail. 81 Home 24HIM Improvements Transportal len ........ 19'15 Oldl CIAIISI Supreme $800. 304-4&1-1875. 111111 Elcomlno 11 100. Ifni fonl F1IIO 4x4 11000. t1182 Ponlloo IIOOO, laadocf 12400. 11l85 Chivy • GL C.vaUII' $2295. 111B 5 oiOipo 4 door 13200. 114/tm·TIM. 11111 Monte Corio 18110. :JOWJI. 51188. 111111 Fonl Gronoda, $248. 8142454213. 1i18 PlYmoUth TraK Oultl4', 4 Ortva, .......... Body rough 1500. 8144158-1731. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondlltonol Ufotl.,. guarontM. l.Dal rettrene.. tumllhed . Fr. •tlmlt• Cd coa.ct 1· 814-2!1-0U1, doy or night Roger~~ B...mtnt Wat..-proo1~ Compllll• lloblt. Horn• 111 ups I ropolro, lloo plumbl"'' & oll<lrlco~ rooting, ...,odoll"''. potlco I docko ole. REMODEL· INOI AtferenoH. E.lthutaa. .,._m1. Ron'a TV Bwvloo, -lo!Wng 1ft Ztftlttl · - ... oicjng ..... other brancfl.. Houel Cll .. , 11~ ooolllnco ...,..,.._ WV 304~181 Ohio 614-448-2084. Rotary or ottM IGOI drilling. ::r..:- wallo cOIIIf'lolod amo doy. ond IWVIco, 304 ~,\"~·~~:~~~?;~~ Joe-. OH WOCHI37..528. DaYle CMIW; top olllnl, ~ car. LAW mltteae. one owner, UpC In-· Rkolnlorlof. $12,DIIO."If4M2-I. - 1NII C1tnY1or lllh Avo, 1 - · 18,100. lllaoltblmt RIIIIJ, .,.. ... 0001 . Stw·Yac Strvlc• . Ad. Partt, ·~ ~kup, lnd dollvary. 6tol~ CnNt Plumbing & 82 Heating C.rt•'• Plumbing onciHoatlng Fow1hondPino Otlllll alii, Ohto 114 441 Jill 84 Electrtcal & Refrigeration Atll-..111 !'!MI. ' !:tnt 1 or oommlf'Cllt .. ropolro. Motrlolln. Aldtnour Eloclrtcaf, 304-411-llSII. f'ool.o1.• ,.,.....,.1,..., Aa II Wot• a..too. -r 35 Lots & Acreage IOmt, Will. or ~ .llvory. CIU- ont ION, wooded ~ote. oft~ ....... tlonolna. Joiloha Aood, Point Ploulril. :ti044TN405 or i112.all. Apptex -· oec. ..... 31 Homll for Sill ..-i I~JJIIiR~Ibli:,_'f:ll , . , In ,..... • ,.... urni- I -10 IIUMIIER 9£LLDOWN - l d .... Sldl, 11180 11 l,.n 1811 Prto-. 20!1. oft Und .., lfMtng AYO. -lot.~ mMM D--~ 114-44&- ....... ,., • llori-. autttortud parta a. aarvlca. Part1 tor moet mt,lor branft .,. wot Town .. ofloro, snar. of Sovlngl I Loan Co., of Ohio, .ubiiGI Ia rfahllo roiOOI I .V. por .ti1re .. Write ctoiiU 011 of Oolltpotto Dolly Tl'lbunoL121 Third Avonuo, Qoi. Npolll, ""411Ut. teutouzu T _ . 11, • whHI d~. 4cyl. 5 opd., cruloo, air, A1111"M 01-1. bo. oond, 11444&-178'1, or 1fter &p.m. 114-2465841 . lnonoo XLT, loldld, 18,000 mll11, $12,000. 6f4-448.7l20. ... Motorcycles .n.sp.m. INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBUSHING CO. ............. lhll ,... clo .... with poopto yau k.-1 and NOT to lind money throuvn thl mal ul'llll you h.lv• ln~lptad llto-lng. Coinlnon 1883 Font =o, 5cyl., 53,000 mllll $1,200. O.B.O. 614-441- 304-t7W1111111VI - 1114 lulcll Rogol. Rail ~ car, lcyl. air aond, 114445-5211 Opponunhy llloll will _ . . - iood 44&-otto. 61 Farm Equipment 1883 Toyol1 Qorolta, 4 door door lllflh oun ""''· 11,800. cd Business 1881 J•p CJ5 Lock-in Hut.. AM.ftl atlfiO, conct, 12,1100. nogotloblo. 14-44H711. • - · 15,400; - klcluii1M oniJ, Op.m.-trp.m. 1M- a.- . 4 WD's Vans & lS&I. 1111 Buick ilogo1 Umhoct Reglstwtd Chow Chow Cin- Sedan. AMoluta A·1 c:ondiUon, namon, v1ry gem... call 304- 111 tho - ' - ' · v.a. 12100. toyo. Coolville. &...-,·:!< 73 =,...-,=-,.,- - ---= !.~.-vwrd .'!."""~. ~·U 1114111112-6718. pm. SchniUZif'll.t miniature, •• and 111112 ......,ry loDitYr, low mlloo. popper, Af(<.;. Aloo -~ tiny IOH11-TI3tloftir 1:00PM. Financial • ~. Red Reeblrrlll, pick your own. Groom 1nc1 supply SltoJ."PII 71 Autos for Sale GroomlnQ. All breed~~AU yl•,•lo· 11182 Chevrolet Malibu, a dr., llml Ptl Food .-a.r. Ju ... A.. " wColi 11...4H23t. good conct. 114-2~8-. HAPPY JACK ENDURACIDE: Klllt fl•t, tlekl & m1ng1 mltH genltlcllly Immune lo oldtr forumlu. LONGER RESIOUAL 91Q.DEGRADEABLE. Conlllno NO oyntltoltc pymhraldo. FOR DOGS ONLYI VINTON GENERAL STORE. 350 •~ IM-241-5014. Jlm'o Fonn~-'"'-SR. 15, Will Oolll , 114...11-m7; Wide elleat: n nR' I uud farm lradorl I lmptonoortlo. luy, Single Soot Rail Buaav Factory 1111, trodo, 1:00-8:00 w11kdoy1, TUbl Frame 1&00 C'C"Du.l port SoL lilt-._ VW Moto~ HO~oy 2 borrol oor. bunlor, 81 IIIIUmotw Plolool, $1,500. 1114-245-0128. t:: P 11161 to 1887, OSI:Z-1151. Fo1 2100 Poraae H~r¥eet•. good ..,.._ . , _ 111 lily erne~. Cllht Grift. vety plcltu 7 Pick up bldl, Fordllnd Chovo, no rutt, l04~JI. 828G. For Sail: R•glstt.-.d I rnonlh oM flmtlt Cocltar Spaniel. Had Shott. 114-251-8034 EweNng~~. 448-4331 =z ••.,. S:OO. t>lcltup, good cortd, 11.1100. 304471-1835. .:s\ooo .;'b;;i -:..:-:::-=-:-:.::--.-:=:::--::::::: Nlcoly FumiOhod -~~ Homo In city. CA. Sulllblo lor 1 por· tDn. ~ef. 6Dtp Required ,,..._ 1t10 o,. NEA. ~n~;;. Vegetabl es Conn Trumplll with caM $1fJ6. R...• hhch h5, Browning Swill Balglum 16, 18&0. 514' '":l Nietly Fum'ed Small house , g1111g11, not aultabfe for chlkfren. no pMa, hOOimo. OopooM, 114 448 0338. ::.=21.='-===--=-:---:: 24 :: 111'75 OIIC Dump Truck, good oond, $3,.500. 114-245-1087. I·~=========r=========13D4-eaz.. Fruits & 1111 Fonl 58 ooo: Nice: 1br •parlmtnt $240 plus :ra-lt, Buftvlllt Plitt., 814-446- 1m Ford Good concfl. lion, ..... good. l2,000. 814-JQ. •••• Good u.-d retrt~rator & stove, oak 11~ plue fow chiiN. 1?5 tor IICh. IM-448-1478. ,.: U;,ft.::Chll:c.::,.:r·.::.""u"k.:.o.:.,.c..::,.-,-: 1:::,..-:,.,..= I Taller Batch FNtHr, Maciel 121 2 10d I btJ oom lpatiiMf\11. S4 t llln~- 1ce u. CtrpM, tqulpptd krtchens In 28112. chino, Modll 1340404 $1,500; 1 Mlddlopo!1. DopoollrRotoroncu llollolwt C.rpoto Upper AI. 7 ...,., Bill, 11 whoiO leo ....., roqulrod. 514.081-4441 oflor I No"h OuiiHy Clrpoto I Fuml- dipping coiNnot,. 11,~ t p.m. tuN II low price~. Check Ul CIUI. Hobart FrNZar, Model ·2, upright 11~: I Co\l:. 31 Wool A... 2br, 1 both, prlvlll 614-441-.... F... 01,000; 1 r encloMd patio, cloll lo groc:wy PICKENS FURNITURE Stu odol 2& with SniiZI ttom a ehopplng cent~ water, N.w!Ueed Gaurd, $350; t Bun W1rmer ....,, trash provided, wet.~mo. HoUMP\Okt fuml1hlng. 112 mi. Modll SSl25, $25(1 · 1 com"*' 114-441·11108. Jorrlcho Rd. pt P11111nt, WV, dol Hot Ploto, iiOdot 34\ $100. 81...40·2107. 3br, 2 bl1h, newty remodeled. call 304.e"1!·14110. Otpoatt rwq'd. f425Jmo. All OuHn aile w1t1r bed with 6 Building utiiiiiH Included. 2br 2 beth drawert, mlrror h•td board. 55 1 1350. 114...1-1'733, 814-441- $200 uth. t14fllv2-2463 Supplies 4222. Rtfriglflfor a wather & dry•r BW<:k, brick, Hwer plpee. wfn.. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT tor ult.IW-446-65.57. dows, llntala, etc. Claude Win· BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON t.,., Rio Or1nd1, OH call &14RENT TO OWN ESTATE~!. 531 Jocklon Plko 24&-8121. from tnwmo. W1U1 to 1hap A 514-441-3158 mowlet. Can 614-448~518 . EOH. 8 pc. 11000<1 group $14.01 por ""~ 4 pootar bodroom ••••. 56 Pets tor Sale Fumllhtd 2 room• I blth. $15.20 pet wtak, Oow,_.tlr8. CtNn. No pt11. Raf. complat• dlntHI with 4 ch1lra 17.50 per 2 coealll ..1mtJe, 1 ftmt .. , wtlh 1 clop. roqulrod . 614-44&-tStl. wllk. Magic CMf 14 cu. ft. ctge. $80. &Mtm-5783 Fumlthtcl Apl 107 Second A~•. RetriprMor $12.8!1 per wtek., 11 AKC Aoglot.,.d 3 Chow PupGolllpollo, UZ5; UtllHioo paid, cu. fl . frln:er, $10.90 per p ...: 7 w..kl. 1 red, 1 clnwtek.VI'A1 Furniture. Rl. 141, 4 lbr, tu ue uti stter 7p.m. mllu on AI. 7-Cintenarv.Open 7 narnan, $150 HeM. 1 crNm, $200. &1.....4&-nso. Fumtahtd EtUcltncy, 111 utiiHIH dayt I WHk. paid, eht,. beth. $150tmo. 0'19 AKC Chlhual'lul Puppt., 814· SWAIN Second Ave.l14-44&-3945. AUCTION a FURNITURE. 12 446-432&. Fumllhed Ertlc:leney, $175, Ollvt SC., O..lllpolla. New l Utad AKC Roglatorod Bo11r Pupo. UtiiHioo Pold, Clltllpollo, 814· tumitUI'II, hNIIfW, Wlllam a 814-255-<12&8. Wort boote. IM-44641511. M6-4tll, eftlf 7p.m. Or~gonwynd C.nsry Peraltn, <llrtge Ap~~r1ment, 1n town, 2br, Whirlpool w11htr 1nd dryer. Slo.,... ond Hlmoloyan k111ono. ltOYt a relrigtrltor, Hpollt I Boll'! 'Jn good condition. 114/0t2- Of4-448.3844 oftor 7 p.m. rtftrenc:t~ required, no peta, lS83 Fllh T1nk, 2413 Jaclc.aon Ava. 120(Wrno.5........1tTI. Polnl Pl...,nt, 304-675-2083, 10 gel Mt up tl4.ill and 10 gel oompltit $43.25. 2511~ Trucks lor Sale .- 1 BA lpl., rant $240 plu• -lc. 2 .,..u BR 1..11-. 1180 ptuo IIICirlo. 9 . . _ I I 1::!0 p.m. 114 448 0443. Yldd'-POf\, Ohio, B11c:h St. One bedroom tumllhtd tpl ., dtpotlt & reler.nce r~ulrad, 304-682· 72 . :. (: Goods Surplul. IIOH8UOOO Ell. $-10'1111. 1':u . )y ;r; Household Ctlnys. y.., ..... (1) I ;;;. .0 188e VIctorian 111 .. ec. 2 bldroome. ... um1 10 yr. ~n. 304882-3481. 2 bedroom trsll•, 2.4 acm, call boforo 6:00PM, ~111-7&&3. Comttu. ~~· ~ 875-3273 '"'' (:00 Chow, C.U 1!447WMI. ·KII1ono to wv. r.E For lloll: 11111 Sulek l.oSibro, OWMI', A·1 CondiUon, 12,500 mlllll, IIIIo now, 1800. 114441-4511. lllin ~ lltf olfw. ,4'711.31 - 12131/U. -toloii-R'IIo 100 wv R•fsr~ 2211. ElpoIIIII rtpr.-ntlltlve. Btu phd cornmlalon. 304-727-18111 coli !olin· ttrVIIW. Black cat, v•ry aoocl Cit, to - Qeanlng, f'Hidll"'tlll, I meralaL good homol1114'-44-3835. Po~ OOVERNUENT SEIZED Vohlcl11 lrom 1100. f - . M.,..dll. dlPOIIl. refeJW~CB~, no Homes for Sale - -~~~·· $7100. 114·1'12·3011. wtllf" 1nd MWIN' fuml1haa. 3048JS.e884. 3bodroom,211oN. u.tn ..... ...,.Ill Ford Twnpo. · AC, J4 mpg. MUll Ono HI Ia .,.. Comm.rc:l•l Sign Sp1c;e Rt. 35 Will. 514-245..448. Mobil• home lot for rent1 $75. 2br 11,. dlpoott. sa110 ,..ni,IM-448-e219. f----------.,..----------i .lLO-Ic. Ooll good .... Elco- oonciiiGn. 11,1500 firm 1N7Pontloc_SI_, 31,000 mlloo, 17,500. .,.._ 3114. 171-60111. "Heads, you elope . withI myk blessing. Tails, I go mlo toe for an expenSIVe • We( ld mg. • n ml=;· Space for Rent 2 bedroom11, YIIJY prfvttl, ...,. fvmllhed, f.200. month, 304- . ......... ,.,..__ . . ..........,.... .... 1881 Dor1p Col1 DL Pll, PB, Allll'll CoO-l, AC, Now 1 - 2 bedroom houH, vtry nice, 2 Bedroom~ 3 mil.. from town. Dtpotlt • "•l•r.ncn. 614-446· 1456. mllta up 1110 at Evorvraon. Thuro, Fri., Sol. AH otzn; lllby bmt. I' filE" 5fs;W ~~ 'fo ~ lttiS fv~ ~ one 8141112-8111. Yard Sale 71 Autoa for Sale Country Mobile Home Park, Aouta 33, N011h ol Pomtro~. Lot•J_rentala, p11r11, ulu. Call 114-.. a-llfll. Loot: Smell while dog on 8olloy Run Rd. Anlwera to Dinky. 7 KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wrllbt Furnished qutnt propwtl11, ~vernment ghte~WIY progrtme. For lnfor. mttlon c111 t-604-641-1778 Ext. R5214. 24 hourt." good neighborhood, 2225 Un· coin Ave., 304-67.5·1301. Computtr progrsmmM' plr1· tltM IO utlal with new I'MCicll ooftwaro. CoD Dr. Snyder. 114448-3373 Saturdoy only. homo. CIU .-z..a301 America's Favorite Portable Spa "WHY PAY RENT? . . . _ lor 11.001 Bank . _ 1a1 dllln- st>ooro. ·~~~-- JOaEPH D. JACKS 7-211-1 .... POMEROY, OHIO: Rt. 7 & S.R . 143 ALBANY, OHIO: Rt. 110 It S.R. 143 NEW HOURS: POMEROY: 8 a .m .-7 p.m. 7 Days ALBANY: 10t.m.·l p .m. 8 Daye. CloiOCISunday LOST: Chlld'o I'll olnco puppy. - u m - dog, mGOIIy lltOWn, 10011 black I lln 1. PI~ : Cof. AVON I All Arooa I Shirley Satllfa~tlon OFFEIS 2 LOCATIONS TO SEIYE YOU". 41 Houses for Rent A111mblorl Nlllfod. lm-loto 01MniJ1911. No np. nMded. Futvplrt tlrnl. Call 1-900-46l433t, 7J.mAOp.m. Utmln. I letul.lful KIHtne, lo glwaawty to aood hom"! Clll tft.lr Sp.m. 114=445-2113. Til-COUNTY RECYCLING 46 304-182...... w........ 304-882-2145. 2346. AU MAICES mother, Offk1 BISSELL MICROWAVE OV,EN REPllt Real Estate General .lcro11 from Poot I-ll-He years ago, August MICRO OV£NS..I79 up •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL BUILDERs · or IEFAIGEAATOAS...$100 up • AANGES-Gas·Elec.-$121 up FAEIZEAS...1121 up 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio ~BIDINUP­ 8· 12·80 tfn 90 DAY WAHANTY WASHEA:>-1100 up OAYER:>-169 up cou radiators and htater cor". Wt can also acid boil and rod out radiators. Wt also rlpllir Gas Tanks. PAT' HIU FORD LOST oyo D - onct """D._ ._, IMIWMn H1rtlord and Pom~ ••f!ob'· G. OhUnt•. 12/mln. USED APPLIANCES SER~ICE PlUMBING & IIA TING Loll & Found SO:!:! 1·1 lin Virginia Bland, Racine, Ohio From Your 6 45 Routt 2 Alhton, 1 ICI't tots S Roome tor rent • week ar morth.. mil• aouth Galllpolla Loc:ke, Starting tl S120Jmo. Gallll Hotel. public wstlf, no raatrtetlona, eome with river frontage, 304- 81.......1550. 611-2135. Slooplng _.,. w~h cook~ Alto tl'lllltr ~- All hook-upt. Clll aft• 2:00 p.m., 304·77J.. Rentals 56St, M110n WV• ...,. - •ANYTHING AT ALL 985-4422 ~31-'90 Wooden palletl to glve.wa)l. Flrlll: coma llrtt 11rvtd. Qat.. llpotlo Doily Tribune, 825 Third Avo., O.lllpollo. 992-5335 or ta5 -356 I •FILL DIRT . 985-4473 667·6179 lt. 33 ....... ef 0111o 35 Loll & Acreage liEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE •LIMESTONE Stop & C.mpart ''" Eltlmat" •Lo~> Ren,.la The Daily Sentinel Page 9 Middleport, Ohio Rooms Middleport •GRAVEL ltmodtllng • Mobile Relltols LAFF·A·DAY OUIIIfltd rtgll1..-.d nuraa nlldod lor 52 bod loclllly pong & VIcinity term) IOclttd In Polnl Pltuanf1 WV. Admlnl8traUvt lkllll ana ~.. CIIIII1HU·TI18 or 1-3M24th-25th. &-4. Chi-. Rd. off of Laurol Cliff. Toolo, work e~~:pert.nee neeHIIry. kntvet, brua, coUec:t t11ms, Compethlvt llllry •nd '*'-lite. Country Salting. 4 bodroontl, 2Contact Frenk TopPng, 112 a.tha. Mnfrll hill lnd •!!! Car.t\avtn ol Polnl Ple11ant. busmenl, attaohMI .,.,... ill ThurH'~-Sol . Fruh l•ro llllor from Athena!.. .1·1'? misc. Aoekaprlnga Ad. N'o11h of WANTED: Emorpncy RIIIOI mlnut.. Community S.rvlctl Worbn tor mi... to tlalg1 High lcnool. Co. Rd. 18. RtfeltncH end d"tpollt ,... two commi.Wllty group homee In Ottlll County qulrod.l1+583.e937. High ocltool HDuH tor tti1 or rent, nice B Public Sale deai'M, vall dr vw'• lk:enH nolghborltood, newly ami good driving roconl1 good redlcontld, aood rtf.,.ncM & Auction oomun~lon .nd orgsnszatlon roqulrod, 304-e'!!S-toea. Rick Pooroon Auction Compony UIU.. punctual, ancf abll to now booking auatlone, tx· work •• part of 1 tum r.qulrtd; ln_l,_. Proputy: Duplex. pt~rltn~ m1kl1 the dlffere;noa. •-llnco wo~tlnt whh por· Golllpoltl, Currently 11111od. lloon11d Oh~ K_!l!l_ucl!y, Will monlotlon 1411 "-"" rnonth. $2&,DIIO. VIrginia, 304-rrNra. and dtveloprMntll diNbtlftiM eon nm, e.&, 11-Sot. ,,....._ protwrod, but not roqulrod. Houri lrt echedulld u needtd Dovld~ &uetlon lit Now eudlonl, No (l'tlnlngs tnd weebnd1). 111111 .. u ........ In Ohio, 01 <e.mo. Satary: $4.251hour. Send rMUtM pt~ymenl If IIIUmt load, c.eM to Cecllll Baker, Buckeye $1.,000. 304-n7·11010 or 104· 9 Wanted to Buy ComiiiiHlity Sorvlco;!r. P.O. 801 115-1281. 804, Jacllaon, utt 45640. Wtrtltd To Buy; Junk Autos DMdllnt tof appUe1nte: 81211110. Schull 14170 noondo, ~ ~rv• II*ChM on rl acrt Mtr Pl. with or without motora. Call ~ Opporturilly imployll'. ~euanl. Etc:. cond, aH for ,,._ Lany uvorr. 114-381-11303. pcttntrnent. French Ctty Brock-12 Shuatlon .,..gt, 8M-t4£.n40, 30&-1116888. Employment Serv1ces Wanted F,.. dele to Cllltorn•, San Unique llrp oounlry ltoml. 22 Fran. aru. .lull htlp drln. 1Crf!1 _!5' t*lroom, Chtny Rktge. Help Wanted 11 Laavkla around Aug. 27, 1• Df 144,ooo. I141M2·&348. flo ... 514-m.sta. 'ASSEMBLERS NUllED' 32 Mobile Homes lmrnodloto oponlngo. No 01p. nMdtd. Full/Put Orne. Call 1· 18 Wanted to Do lor Sale •complete Hom• Downspouts Pomeroy Giveaway _________ ROOFING Painting away two 24, 1988. •••aned ~------------------,--------------------,--------------------r------------------Howard L. Wrltestl BISSEU & BURKE COUNTRf R. L. HOLLON CONSTIUCnON MOBILE tRUCKING •New Homes HOME PAU CHESTER, OHIO · NEW- REPAIR •Garage~ Gutter Cleaning HappyAds -rm.,t ol Locol S.· vr.... Con1Nclora lrtd .... 4 the front door ot the Courthouee In Pomeroy. Meigs County, Ohio. on lho 21 ot doy ol September, 1990. It 10:00 A.M .. 1ho following ialnds and tenementelocated 11 749 High St...l. Middleport, Ohio 46760. A com· plete legal description of the reel as tate Ia •• followt : PARCEL 1 : Tho not one· bell of South ono·holf (60 1111 of Log #2971 in Hor· ton't Addition to whet is now rhe VIllage of Middleport, Ohio, formerly lower Pomeroy, Ohio. Said origl· nallot being 60 feet in width •nd 140 feet in depth and befng further d81Cribed 11 follows: Beginning 70 feet etat of the south wee t corner of lot #297; thence north 60 feet thence eht 70 feet; thence 10uth 60 feet ; thence welt 70 feet to the p!er:e of beginning. PARCEL 2 : A right -of· way for tewer lines as currenlty exilting acro11 the Weat one· half of the South one-helf of lot #297 connecting into High Stntttt. Subject to an easement for the benefit of the West one-h-'f of the touth onehalf of Lot 11297 for water and gas linea connecting into the alley between BrCNidway 1nd High Streets. Reterenct Deed: Volume 291 . Pogo 833. Moigo County Deed Record•. The reel asmte has been Auditor' 1 Parcel Number: 16·01138 . Premi101 known as: 748 High Street. Middleport. Ohio 46780 . S1id real eslate it subject to accrued 1 990 real eatate ttxea. REAL ESTATE AP · PRAISED AT : S7.600 00 The real ettate cannot be 101d for leu than two· third• the appraised value. TERMS OF SALE : Caoh or delivery of deed Jamet M . Soultby Sheriff of Meig1 County (9) 17. 24 . 31 3tc Bust·ness Servi·ces :~~~:~:~~o~~~h~~gtt;:. consKut~e 163.571 af the Ohio AI· viead Code, or 1 Cashier'• Ched<. Certifiod Ched<. or Le1tor of Credit p._ty 10· cured In the amount of not lou lhon 1 D% ol lhe toul a&.m or suma bid. Upon award of contract. 1DO% Bid 8ondo Mlbm111<1d by IUCCIIolul bidder mull tutometicllly convert to a Performance. Ltbor and MaPewn""1 Bond given In 1ho nom1 of lhe Melgo County Commlotlo-oln 1 Jpeclflc emount equal to 100% of 1ho Comrac1 Sum . No bidder may withdraW their bid within lll1y deyuf· ter the actual date of the opening thereof. Thlo projoct io 10 be funded by p<oceodl . . - d from HUD Community ~op­ mn Blodt Gran1 furdt -clod by .,. Ohio Deptn, _ of DtMI_., Offim o-...... s.r. r---------.I.:;;.;;;.;;;;;;;;_;;,;._..:;=;;;;;:.J,..;,;;,;;;;;;,.;.,;;,;;;.:,~..;,;,;.:,;;,;_:.;_I- ordln1nce in the local newsPIPit once a week for five (61 weeks anda preparing and e)Cecuting Public Notice ment of OMiopment. Offl~ of Locol 1 vlca Conlractcwo ond oubcona.ctora mull adhere to ond pill' Oevio-- .......~ lng ...........e Ill tltlo 24.1990 Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice • ' �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Squads receive I 0 calls The units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services answered ten calls for assistance on Thursday . At 5:59 a .m ., Rutland squad was called to Nickles Road for Bess Hendricks, who was dead on arrtval . At 9:11 a . m., Syracuse squad went to Amerlcare and transported Jesse Dodderer to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Syracuse squad was called to Forest Run Road at 12: 29 p.m . tor VIolet Ritc hie. Ritc hie was transported to St. Joseph 's Hos · pltal. At 1:07 p.m. , Pomeroy squad went to Second Street for Shirley Dugan who was transported to Veterans Me morial Hospital. Rutland squad was dispatched to Carsey Road at 2: 20 p.m . for Thelma Chase. Chase was taken to Veterans Flash flooding washes out several West Virginia roads Memorial Hospital. At 2:29p.m .. Middleport squad was called to Salem Street for Edward Martin . He was taken to Holzer Me dical Ce nter. At 3: 21 p.m ., Middleport fire department and squad were dispatched to a motor vehicle accident at the Intersection of State Route 7 and Hobson Road . John Hlte was transported to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital. Peggy Thomas was taken to Veterans Memorial by Rutland squad, whic h assisted at the scene. Tuppers Plains squad went to State Route 681 at 10: 19 p.m. Jerry Frldensteln was taken to St. Joseph 's Hospital. At 10:20 p.m ., Pomeroy squad transported Robert Tolliver from Reedsville to Ve tera ns Me morial Hospital. Cleveland contender for 1992 convention CLEVELAND tUPI) - The Republican Site Selection Com · miltee bade farewell to Cleveland Thursday a fte r a whlrwlnd two-day tour highlighted by fireworks In the Flats a nd a first -class jet flight right out of the I .X Ce nter conventlon fa cility a dja cent to Cleveland Hopkin s Internationa l Ai rpo rt . " Jeanie Austin I CO · c ha irwoman of the Re publican Nalional Committee) sa id Cleve· la nd Is on an even playing field with Houston. Tampa-St . Peters burg a nd New Orleans to host the 1992 co nvention ,·· said J oseph Zion . vice presidenl of marketing a nd sa les for the Convention & VIsi tors Bureau or Grea ter Clevela nd . Clevela nd was the next to las t city on lhe sc hedule for the 23-m ember Republican Nat iona l Co mmittee sile se lectio n com ml!tee. The delega tion left for Houston Th ursday a nd Is ex peeled to m ake Its dPC isio n no la ter than J a nua ry . The biggest stumbling block to Cleve land winning the 1992 convention Is Its lac k of nearby hotel spa ce. T his was thr main reason the De mocrat s turned the c ity down a fter visit ing earlier this yea r. The 1992 Democra ti c National Convention will be held In 'lew York . Zion admitted the city c a me up with no new so lutions to the lack of hote l s pa ce this time . but said ever y c il y will have to make spec\a\ trave\ arrangements to tra nspo rt delegation members back and forth. The sit e se lection committee has as ked for 20,000 hotel rooms in the Clevela nd area. But the c ity can only offer 19.9!6 If the de lega tes are a lso housed In Akron. Aurora and Sa ndusky. some 60 mtnu1es awav Clevela nd has planned for 300 buses , r ental ve hic les and cabs to transport the delegates from their rooms to the suburban co nve ntlon site and downtown , Zion sa id . "The bottom line Is, any city will have to put together a major transportation system," Zion said. "We've got the confidence and equlpment to do it ." Austln said Wednesday Cleveland ·'was In striking distance of mee ting Its hotel needs." Th e Republican National Con vention will run Aug. 17·22, 1992. "We had a reverse anniver sary Wednesday ," Zion sa id . "That was two years from the exac t date the president will be e lected . We told them that the next pres ident of the United States would be elected here In Cleve land . " La te r We dnesday evening the delegation viewed !he develop men! In the Flats , a fo r mer indu strial slle turned Into wa ter · fr on t cafe and nightclub area . The de lega les sa w a 40-minute fireworks display that Included a red, while and blue logo of Cleveland '92, said Zion . Co nvention Bureau spokesman Bob Ulas sa ld the com mil tee was " s tunned and overwhelmed with the development In the I·X Cen ter a nd Its massiveness ... and the kind of developme nl ex plosion ta king place In down town Cleveland." The I ·X Center, a for mer tank plant , Is recognized as the la rges t single-building convention facilIty In the world . Cleve land's civic , professional and political community pul forth a team effort to wine and dine the de legation . The estimated $75,000 cost was "pa rtially underwritten by the convention and visitors burea u, the community and those Inter ested In the betterment of the city," Zion said . "It wa s a total non-par ti sa n e ffo n ." By United Press International Flash !loodlng hit West Vlrgl· nla early Friday, washing out r oads, and fierce winds whipped parts of Georgia and Arkansas . The National Weather Service said the tloodlng occurred follow Ing more than :1 Inches of rain that fell In two hours . Three roads were washed out , state pollee In Elkins , W.Va ., said . No Injuries were reported . Earlier, winds downed trees In Georgia's eas tern Adams County and thunderstorm gusts reached 60 mph at Fort Smith, Ark. Golf ball size hall fell near Lincoln , Neb. Blue sky a nd warm tempera· tures re turned to the Pacific WAVERLY, Ohio i UPl i Pike County officials were walt · lng Friday to learn If the sta te will declare the county a disas ter area beca use of !lood damage a t Lake White . County and state officials toured the area south of Waverly Thursday to determine whethe r It Is eligible for state and fede ral disaster ald . "We counted about 176 units that appeared damaged," sa id Earl James, Pike County disas ter sen.1ces director. " We're going to contlnue assessing the damage to houses and trailer s to qualify for state and federa l assistance." Larry Peck, deputy ch ief of field operatio ns for the Ohio Division of Parks , said about 5 Inches of rain fell In th e area Tuesday a nd Wednesday, ca usIng what some area reside nts described as the worst flooding In at least 20 years . Stacie Gllg of the Ohio Emer gency Management Agency said the agency will not seek a presidentia l declaration m a king the county a disas ter area . WORTHIN GTON, Ohio I UP!) -Democrati c gubernatorial nomlnee Anthony Celebrezze Jr. said Thursday It was Democ ra tic leadership that solved Ohio' s savings and loan crisis in 1985, and that he was part of that team . homemaker . Besi des her mother . s hr is survive d by her husband, Larry He ndric ks: three sons. Robe rt iSherri l Toban. San Diego, Ca lif .: Thomas iK e liy l a nd Ar · thur 1Ma rv l Toban . a ll of Middle pori: two ·daughters. Mr s . Tony {Terri ) .JonPs, Rutland , and Ti na He ndricks , Midd lepor t; 11 gran children : Bobby, Scottie . Susan . Amanda, Brandy and Arthur , Jr To ban . Ricky. Randy. a nd Robby Smith, Bobby Hoffman a nd J e nnifer He nd ric ks . thrPe step· grandchildren. Angel. An thony and Veronica Jones: her mother In law . Lucy He ndricks ; two brothers: nlces six sis ters; several and nephews and two Lawrence Bastiani Lawrence 1P a nzo1 BasUanl. 76. of Ga llipolis , died early this morning In Rome , Italy. He was recovering from a stroke suffered two weeks ago In Rome. He had been In Ital y visi ting his birth place . He was a prominent Ga!Upolls business- man and an avid area spo rtsman . Further details will be an · nounced Sunday . GRAND REOPENING CEDAR BAR 137 NORTH SECOND MIDDUPORT FRIDAY, AUGUST 24TH •NEWL Y REMODELED •AIR CONDITIONING FOR YOUR COMFORT APPEAliNG THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9 P.M.·1 A.M. COUNTRY TOUCH BAND southeast She said the Small Buslne55 AdminiStra tion Is being asked to c heck the area. She said If It's bad enough, federal aid can be provided through the SBA for home and business owners. Bob Owe ns of Columbus said hiS summer home near the lakP was swept from its base, torn open and dumped atop his van and his boat and boat trailer were• hitched to the van. He said the flood will cos t him at leas t $40,000. One of his Lake White neigh· bo rs notified him of the flood damage at 4:30 a. m . Wednesday . Owens said. The neighbor sa id his mobile hom e was gone. ··1 thought l he m ea nt ! some· one had stolen It,' " Owens sa id . " He said It was washed away . a nd I sa id . ' Impossi ble ' ·· But when he a rrived a t his 100-by -150· foot lot a few hours late r, Owens sa id he found It covered with wa ter, which reached the top of his va n· s da shboard . T he flood "took every thi ng off my lo t." he said . Owens sa id his insura nce proba bly will cover only abo ut ha lf of his $40,000 los s . Worke rs a nd turning in our ra vor . We' rr pledged his commitm ent to Ohio's continued economic tur · naround and to progra ms that benefit working people . He al so took the opportunity to blast his opponent, Repub lic an George Volnovich, for a dismal picking up steam." The attorney genera l sa id hl' ex pec ts to be ··virtually even· with Volnovlch by Labor Day Celebrezze sa id he prosecuted the Ohio savi ngs a nd loan case a nd ··put e ight people In ja il. ·· He said he was responsible for co llecti ng the $129 mIll ion I he sta te put into the S&L bai lout. a nd he co llected $134 million . "'The fed s to ld us It was a loc a l problem, so we so lved tt,' ' he said , adding that Washington is now re fu s ing to help preserve jobs in sou theas ter n Ohio by writing c lean air legis lation in a way tha t penalizes coa l s tat es Co nv e ntion . Am El ect rt c P ower ........ .. 26 "lll AT&T ....... .. .... .. ...... ..... 31 \4, Ashland Oil . .. .. .. .. . ...... . . 31 ~ Bob Evans ... .. .... .. ........... .. . 12 )\ Charming Shoppes. .. ... .. 7Ji. City Holding Co ..... .. .. . .... 15 Federal Mogul. ...... ......... . 14 ~ Goodyear T&R .... . ......... .23 \4, Key Centurio n .. . . . 11 Lands' End . Celebrezze said that during Vo lnovich 's 10 -yea r run a s ma yor, Cleve la nd had the lowes t number of new jobs of an y major city In Ohio . Oregon A disturbance will begin mov ing into th e area on Friday bringing with it increasi ng cloud· !ness and a c ha nce of s howers through th e weekend . In Ca lifornia . low clouds a nd fog blanketed much of the northe rn and central coastlme during night a nd morning hours while Inland s kies were mostly c lear . The pattern, typical for the season , will con tinue throu g h the weekend except for the poss ibilIty of showers in th e ex treme north and a tre nd towa rd cooiL'r te mpera t ures . Las Vegas posted 100 degr ees Thursday with th e upper 90s expected Friday under mostly s unn y skies . A divorce has been granted In Meigs Co unt y Common Plea s Co urt to Lisa S. Hawley fr om J ohnny O' Brien Hawl ey . The co urt ha s also grante d a dlssolu · lion to Ca rla .J . Circle a nd Nancy K. Circle. MOANING 5:011iW.TH,I'II)"""" Ripoft (W!,TH,PR) " 5 ••• Plice 1D 1PR1 Action 0u1t1oon • Crllllllll I) iiJ (TU) Pltd Prognlmmll.. 5:06 tD (1\I,WI,TH) ......... ...,_ 5:30 tD """" , . . (I) Thll Mon*lg'l . . lin Ill a 1:011 ~:. NIC Heal II lo P"_g_"_~_ __ An add itiona l 1.0 mill lev y wil l be proposed in Chester Towns hip for the purpose of maintaining and operati ng ce meter ies for a period of five years. Olive Towns hip voters wi ll decide upon a re newa l lax levy of 1.0 mill and a n a dditi o na l >m ill for fi rP protecllon for fivP y ears If passed. thi s wo ulb make a tota l of I.J mills i n Ol ive Tow nship for firf' pro t(•ction . Thr rl' newa l of a n l'Xistlng Jive -year 1.0 mill fire protection levv .will be dec ided bv 1·oters In Co lumbia Township . Sulton Tow nship a nd Sai<'m To wnsh ip voters will decide on half-mill levies. both of wh ic h would be for fi ve ~ e a r s i f a pproved . lloth le vies are for th e mainte nanc e a nd operation cf Conti nued from pagr 1 _ _ .:..:....:__:_-'-'-'---.:c._:::_ teachers· a nd librart an aides . provement .. • _ ~~. Provided they m€<'1 gradua tion requirr mrnls. fund s . The board plans on receiving morr perma n- the board en t improvemrnr fund s in t hr ap proved early graduat ion for three stud ent s : Pe nny Kl ei n, Ky leS mclair a nd For rest (,lualls . The boa r d a lso a r rep te d Ste phan y Ga rcJ nr r a s a tuilion fu ture. Parents Will soon be not ified that that g ra des K-11 will soon be switching over lo a percentage grade sys tem instead of th e A.B .C. D.F . le iter sys te m . studrnt for t hC' upcoming sehoul yea r. It was notPd the high schoo l parking lot was recently paved and that thl' paving was paid tax -free out of pPrmanent lm - Southern classes to begin on Monday Hospital news Veterans Memortal ADMISSIONS - Ora Sincla ir. Pomeroy . DISCHARG ES - Wa lte r Ed ward Crooks . Tamm y J ohnson, Danirl Lrf• and William R COLONY THEATRE Middleport Block Party For Appointment, CaU 675-3400 Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. PVH Medical Office Building Suite 215, Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV In DB - GYN Proc1ice Since 1975 lllle (MO,TH,I'R) Too CIOM lot Comloct lllle (1\I,W!l P8ld ~· WCTT- 0 Tu tlftlldofce..~·ane 1D Cele-111y Cllefl e II A INC Wocld til (MO,TU,W!,FR) AIIIIOII :1:110 (J) ~~ mLoo-- )Coii1 ....... 11 ....... (J) .. l Pine 8pul I IICII ~rcmli::: Odtll ~. I 1111'11 l;;ij 1'0:111111 of • ,..., 111 1'1111 ........ a • cas lllle ~~u~~·• w011c1 11J Cl:laon E•1 •~ I) , _ """"" 7:30 (J) (110) . _ . Clly (J) (TU) DIICD>OC:.III PsfGI al gy (J) (WE) Atll:el AI Odtll . . ,. PGnrill of • ,..., ~= lllle ...,.. IIJ Mr• ........, • f:llntll D Nllon'e 8utln111 Tocllly ·-Dey D The l.lttln 1:00 (J) llo&o ......,_ lllle 11up1r Mocto a-. w- .._ .._,....... ...., IIIII Follootll (J) (PR) Clllp 'n' Dill'• L !~JUn .. ~:~ Q OeCII 11;1 I8 Qoepof ......... Pili ICII 1D Zo1ro 7:00 (TU),.... .....,. 111• llllle..liola.:ellll QngllpliiG (I) MliOf Ll ..... I PI lzut 11 tll AI C . . . . llrllllllll a oil-Out (1) ......... {!) Lli&IOCIOI W. llllle&IDIJ I)Heut Ultll (IIO,TU,W!,FR) lob .:.:,.111-.o- of Q]) . . . . . . . . . . Ill Jt 1 =Jorofl'laNt ~ W1tcorne to Mr (TM)IMdl: II I NonM tll:; Gill of,......... (J) illl QIIIDMI (IIO,TU,WE,TH) a Gulpela........ 1ChuldlllrMI aDiMhITMI eo.......... a (Ffll ,.,._. n , - i!":t·llllailnt <loll 2:8()) (TU) ... ..,. ••••• 2:10 (J) (MO,WE) Tom IIICI Jocry'l Fill! I liM :l:tlti!Jle o . _ ..,.,., (J) (MO,TU,WE) 0111 Dey II •"'(I'll) I til <ll • 011 lien . we Gen~N~nup'4•t tll Jor of Petnttng ........11101llwlnll (J) Willi (J) (TUJ CDIRICINII C!l (W!) - • YOCIIMI 111 ...... (!) (lH) 'r _.. UIA R. lo.~~';f,' Doclnil ... II IF ICI a c-y lllfttllnl.,_ 1111 PGA TIJIF __ _ ~~~~- :1:06 t]) (TU,TH,FR) Tom IIIII .lenJ"• fullhaUM 3:20 <IJ (PR) Mitior LHglll I abaft 3:30 <IJ (IIO,TU,WE) W -.~ m~:=··· AIIOIW..... (J). IJvl Willi ....... KMIIIILM (J) Wocodtrlul WOIIclof Dllllly C!l (TU) All of lluctl , . . _ (J) {FR) Wid - (J) (WE) LlndlcapM No:Ne me..._ (l)l .. {!) (MO,TU,WI,nt) aGI~Cotnh 11alr1 • s llcCioul llld RoiNCI w- ae{lonehul (J)~IMIOCodf­ fiiiNio (J) (Ffl) ,.., w l cl a lllle (MO,TU,WE,TH) Alvin • V'dH" lli'll D IMOI IJ8tiA Wo:ld .1M )IKI llll ........... h illlltlr ,_, Alp- iEII!iJII••••. . ..... ,...... WD ttln'a 111'0 TIIGra~ DlgMI tZIIIIon:O ..... I) Our Howl t:06t1l llvoctrlm r IIIII ... CIIflll;lullb ltd t- Qoll D (TH) U.l. Open Tillie Tllilill II tPR~ 11 'a ' • t:ao (J) • T• hut (I) LMvt "Ia ..... (J) {I'll) Kal ..liilll Ceuntr ln.wulw C.WE.TH.FRI ~:- I l'nl llo•atilann ...... A•t DillOn {1'111 .... of ~ur~w t:al til ,., Gelllllli 10:00 tll Wild Mlrtca iiJ (IIO,TU,WE,TH) U.S. 1D (Ffl) - til (MO,TU,WE,TH) ..... a II). 100,0011 , _ - TWill illle (IIO,TU,WE,TH) ltaiWWd D (TH) Torote C1lebrtty 1:30illle W l c , , = - · · Ill Cl:laon D 8poltiCeiiiW I)Mipll1:36 tD Bl&llt:hed D IJI• t1J NIC IIIWI SI8NO. .._ Dut• It ow1:06 w , ...... t8lln:t lllle wru•au 8:30 • (TU)_Ia ... lit tl :ell'lnlte , . _ IIJ- II 1:01 t]) Wocld Cl:8:11:niil¢l ltlunowllhttplp (J) ~~~AICI&Id (!)..._._ Ill III,.._WIIi:h 0101,.,.,.,..,, C!l i1 Funha'lle til (J). Good Moclli'll (I) Ill 11'1 Your . .lb Ill Qlbel'fw'" 0:- eo.-tloo: til Plld ProgrleMiillg fD Tom IIIII Jliry'l I:OII(J)e ...,..,. iliGM111atlon :::'T~ The Nlx1 I t.Mng Willi An11M1e tll tll 7:00!Jle QTcodlr (J) VIdeo tll (T\1) c-u., llutlll tlJ a IIIDI:w• a• ..... tlJ .,_ FP'ilia..wlltiN&III - From 1 Coo :br ::a=::'lutlr Ill Todly 1u11ne11 Moea11111 I) ,.._ llollllon 1:<15 (J) AM W..... (J) (J) 1:00 (J). (J). dl tD • IIIII C1 I II til we 0111 ute 1o ~.~we ....... II Sunrlw AIINCioa (J) ~~ lion EVENING tll (110) In•! I ..... of Ill (MO,WE,TH,FR) Pltd - ·~· · ·· · · · ·· ThousandS of people learn how Id eal for people who want to to prepare Income tax returns Increase their tax knowledge, from H&R Block and then the course teaches students earn money as Income tax how to save money on their preparer s. H&R Block, the taxes and also prepares them world 's largest Income tax for a rewarding career. preparation service, otters Its The affordable fee Includes Income Tax Course starting textbooks and supplies. Gra Sept. lOth. Morning, aft'er- duates receive Certificates of noon, evening and weekend Achievement and continuing classes are available. education units (CEU's) . Qual· Experienced Instructors teach !fled graduates of the course tax law, theory and applica· may be offered job Interviews lion. Classroom discussion and with H&R Block but are under practice problems provide no obligation to accept employstudents with a thorough un· ment. derstandlng of each tax topic Those Interested In more InforIncluded In the course. Stu- mation about the H&R Block Indents learn how to handle In- come Tax Course may contact creasingly complex Income tax the H&R Block office at 618 E . situations as the course pro- Maln St., Pomeroy, Oh. Ph. 614gresses. 992-6674. fAM Cele-111y T,... Shoollrg Ct1nlm 1D (FA} II eta I aIHW ae cas ~~~oolliii.tmlll:li18'11 ..... ON! IVEIIIQ SHOW 7::10 ADIISSIOI U.SO H&R Block Offers Income Tax Course In Pomeroy CHH 0 Ill (WE,TH,FR) Pl. . . . . D llocllw In Motion 01 NIC - H . . , "'' ' • •er-•a...· ID lllle c.o.P.L ROBERT DOWNEY. JR . . ....... ,...... ... . . .,.. ...... ....... . ·~ WTAP UIA II Open T - Conl'd B:JO(J). · (J)I'IIIh 20{Dfllll-- AIR AMiftlt\\ 9 • •• (J) e ABC Wocld Tllilllonog Ill CIS Momlnc IIIWI lllleeo~w~. . .._ 5:15111 ...... FRI. THRUTHURS. MEL GIBSON Cl-1 I I' 5 f WVAH tDCNN 8 The Sou th er n Loca l Sc hoo l Di s tr ict will begin classes Mon · da y. It has bPen announced tha t bu s routes a nd time sc hedules will rema in the sa me as las t year . WPBY lllle (Ffll Ml!jor Llllgue Ia ~d a~•··~ I)TotiiJWIIII-,n cem eteries in th e townships. Me ius board lw (I) ------Weather------ c _o n_"_"_uc_·d_f_ru_n_'_ $AT•. AUG. 21 • 01110 fV'"-'IIIID.P'IIfllillf'A 1X Ill lllle AI ... Wocld 0 LI:Tyi.M Meigs voters ... __ WOUII • (J) ~E) L l l - Well C!l I Au1ttn et1y LM* C!l I AI Ame1tc1n Ju1 a ... '"·0923 Trained In Childbirth and Women's Diseases Both Medical and Surgical (T1.1,WE.TIIJ'RI Nlgbtaatula IIJ (WE,TH,FR) Plkl Sunday through Tuesday Fair through the period. Highs wi ll be near 90 Su nd ay and between 8o a nd 90 Monday and Tuesday . Overnight lows will range fr om th L· middle to upper 60s each da v IJJ Ill t!l 1110 Ill 0 00 00 8lltp Qo lito. tD (FR) llogln'e MIMI evening at 7: 30p.m. with work In Obstetrics and Gynecology VIE: IIGuo1ly ~==- South Central Ohio Mostl:, clear Fr id ay nigh t. w1 th a reas of fog developing a ft rr midn ight, a nd a low In the mid 60s. Variable cloudi ness Satur · da y, with highs in the mid Hils Extended Forecast Ill SATURDAY WEEKDAYS 0 Saturday ___ Meigs announcements---Sept. 15, 1990 F & AM to meet th e MM degree . Re fr es hment s to Racine Lodge 461 IF &AM I will follow . All m embers are urged to ~~Don't Miss It" hold a special meeting Tuesday a ttend . Benjamin J. Sol~ M.D. listings A guide to local television programming (J) 111111 WEATHER MAP - Hot and humid weather will persist from the central Plains w the Mississippi River Valley with he-t.t indexes exceeding 100 degrees In several area.s. Showers ar.d thunder· storms will be scattered along the central and southern Atlanntic Coastal States as a cool front remains stalled along th e coast. Temperatures will he mild In the Northwest and northern Rockies with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. The Southwest will be hot a nd dry. {U PI) -- =-- ....... - ....-...., IJJO August 25 to August 31 NATIONAl WEATHER FORECAST FROM 7 AM S·2>1Ml TO 7 AM 8·26-iO Divorces granted Limited Inc . 16 ~ Multimedia Inc .. .. .. 59 Rax Restau rants .. ....... .. .. . 1',< Robbins & Myers .. ....... .19 ~ Shoney's Inc ....... .. . . 11 V. Star Bank ... ......... .... 17 Wendy's Inti .. ........ .. .. ..... .. 5V. Worthington lnd .. .. .......... 20¥, Includes complete A linger ing co ld front should continue to dump ra in over muc h of the Southeast as hot , muggy conditions pre vail . While muc h of the region, Including Tennesse . Mississippi a nd Alabama , should be free of showers, the Ca rolinas , Georgia and Florida can expect early morning fog and strong afternoon thunderstorms . At 3 a.m . Friday, te mpera tures across the Southeast ra nged fro m a low of 71 degrees in Knoxville. Tenn.,t oa highof78 degrees m Jacksonville a nd Tampa. Fla. Elsewhere, Atlanta re ported 77 degrees , Chatta · nooga, Te nn .. 75 degrees, a nd Charles ton. S.C .. 73 degrees . Levacy .. 11 ~~ SJ.OO COVEl CHAIGE • over Celebrezze appeared at the United Food and Commerc ia l Daily slock price.. (As of 10: 30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smilh of Blunt, Ellis & Loewi 19371n McArthu r. the daughte r of Neva Searles Gary and the late Cllvace Searles. She was a clouds record on development, e n viron· me nt and educa tion while he wa s mayor of Cleveland . Ce te brezze told reporters af· terwa rds tha t Republicans arc " play ing with numbers" when they c ite polls showing him sti ll II points be hind Vo inovtc h. ··The momentum is with us a t this point," he sa id . "Thi s thing is Bessie Hcndridu! She was born on F'rbr uary 4. kept Celebrezze stumps for Ohio union votes Stocks brother s-In law . She was preceded In death by her fir st husband. Robert Toba n, Sr ., a daughter. Barbara Hof. fman ; and a brother and a sis ter . Funeral servi ces wil l be Sunday at I p.m. at Rawlings-Coats· Fisher Funeral Home with AI Hartson officiating. Burial will be in Riverview Cem e te ry . Friends may call at anytime a fter 12 noon o n Saturday . Family will be present at the funeral hom e from 2-4 p.m . a nd 7-9 p.m. Nor thw es t Thur s da .\ . with temperatures ranging from the mld-blls as a weather sys te m moves southward along the Brit · Ish Columbia Coast. A le w showers can be expected through Saturday mainly along the coast. Eastern Washington will re· main mostly clear. There will be a chance of an afternoon shower or thunde r showe r mainly In mountain areas through Saturday . Oregon had partly -to-mos tlv s unny skies as a weak high pressure nosed Into the state from the Pacific. However, a band of cloudiness associated with a dissipating frontal system Officials check flood damage at Lake White --Area deaths--Bes sie 1Bess 1 Pear l Hen · drlcks , 53, :.llddlepo rt . died une x pected ly at home ear ly on Thu rsd ay . Friday. August 24, 1990 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio 0 LIII'I.MIU I IIIII IDs Nl'l Ylllt ~~~ 1D PQA IIIIIOr T- ~~~--- 1:31(1) PliilUUilM •:oo <IJ (J) • IDl ()pNh w..h, (MO,TU,WI) Yogi ._, .. -a=. . . . . til GINido tlllt ..... I!VENING ~-~::~~~·- we • •• eoc.. 1110.ru.WI.THl Ia.- lllle Duc*TIIII 11J , _ Ytlll' Luall evu 'I' 1D (MO)AWA WI l•nc w: me tip D WI) I 1 Mil of 1D (111) l'nl Ieaiie• AIIDDIIIOn ftllewlller I) , _ """"" 4IGI(J) .. IIIOB:30 (I) (MO.TV,WI,nt) e ' T 211 ~ I::L":'DIWIRI ............. I . .... ..(I)...,... 1*1 4 • Reg. nl!-!IJ.0636M ( r - -- --- ---- -·-··· ···------- - - · -...... -----·--·-··. --··-·- ---- -· ------ - -- - - -- - - - -- --------: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 24, 1990 bastiani hendricks searles