http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5853c29f3fae306bcef5b8c76c8452e4.pdf 92047477bc360c4e6862b048dd59d97e PDF Text Text .. .. ' Pomelov-Middleport. Ohio ......".-LOcal news briefs....- .- .. • Thursday. July 6, 198,9 Albany man fined in court on DUI charge · Continued from page 1 .. An Albany man was lined $300 of property: Connie Fields, Mason. W.Va .. $63 and costs. expired license plates; Jeffrey Kauff, Pljferoy, $63 and costs, • and costs Wednesday In Meigs squealing tires; . . County Court for .driving under Bonds were forfeited In Pomeroy by Ronald Eakins. Racine. the Influence of alcohol. $37!1, DWI; :I'favis Newlun. Middleport. $43, Illegal left turn; Richard. J. Gilmore also res Roger Carpenter. Loilg Bottom, $63, dll'(lrderly conduct; celved a 10 day jail sentence and Patricia Custer: Middleport, $63, expire~ license plates: Ro~ ~ 120 d!IY license suspension. He E. Johnson. Athens .. $43, left of center; and $!i0 for no financial also was lined $30 ·and costs for . . responslbllliy. !allure to control. . . . FIJII'd Wednesday night in Middleport Mayor's Court by In another driving under the . Mayor Frl!d Roffman were · · Influence case James Leonard. , Robert Lynn Rl!fie, Pomeroy, $42!\ .and costs, three days In ~aclne. was lined $2.~. sentenced to tbtee days In jail arid jail, DWI.;. also$.~ and costs for an open container; and $100and costs for driving under ·suspenslon; Charle~ A. Cremeans, Little had his license·suspended for 120 Hocking, $425 and costs. three days in jail, OWl ; and SlOO and days . . Doug G. Jenkins. Pomeroy, costs for driving under suspension; Gregory Webb. Athens. $200 . and costs. fleeing pollee; $10 and costs. traveling wrong way on received a six montb jail. sent· a o.ne way street; ,, ence which was suspended to 10 - Forlelting bonds In Middleport were Robert T. Boyers. days lor receiving. stolen props Cleveland. $450, DWI ; John Rite. Middleport. $125. disorderly erty, He was ordered to make manner; Georg" J. Paln!E>r. Cheshire, $100, disorderly manner: restitution. pay costs and was Roger M. Weaver. New Haven. W.Va .. $41; Andrew J. Hawk. placed on three years probation. Racine. $48; Dale E . Walburn. Middleport, $40: Debra A. Lawrence Rose. ·Middleport, ' was fined $75 for driving without Rawlson, Middleport, $40; Keith White. Racine, $43, all lor speeding. · an operators llceJtse. 'He also received a 30 day Jail sentence which was suspended to three days and was placed on proba, ' lion for one year. · · Meigs County Emergency Medical SE>rvlces answered one Jobnny Halley= Middleport. can on Wednesday : also . was ·fined $75 for driving Squad 11 responded to a Bradbury Road residence In wit haJJI a license and was given a Middleport for Ruth Ann Prkjdy, who refused any treatment suspended three day jail sent, from the paramedics. ence II be proves that he has a valid operators license. Continued from page 1 Michael H. ·Litman, Langs, ville. received a six month jail the union more than a year ago, Is Midwest. sentence which was suspended to The unlafr labor practice dec, the m95t significant step to date 30 days for domestic violence. He toward a· resolution of the labor lara lion by the NLRB against was lined $100 and placed on conflict, which has spawned Pittston evolves primarily from three years ·probation. Litman wildcat walkouts among about preliminary findings three · also received a 30 day jail 32.000 sympathetic UMW miners months ago that Pittston refused sentence for resisting arrest. across Appalachia and the to fully arbitrate grievances John W. Traut was ordered to Squads have one Wednesday call make restltulon for three bad . Beverly. $24 and costs; Mat tbew David Kennedy. VInton. seat pelt • check charges and was given ·a Dudas, Cross Lanes·. W.Va., $22 vtcilatlon, $40. · · ·' ·$50 fine, a sus~nded six month · and costs; Robert Jacks; Langs. · Others fined In traffic cases jail sentence and was placed on ville, $22 and cos IS. · were Jon Dillard, Pomeroy. two years probation. On another Forleltlng bonds for speeding .!allure to yield , $10 and costs ; liad cheek charge he was fined were Tract Alllote, Westerville. Kenneth MeCum, Smithville. fol, $100. ordered to make res Ututlon, ' Safi; Michael Richardson. lowing to close. $20 and costs; placed on two more years pr.oba, . ' Athens, $55; Micha el Sansone, Wayne !.IItle. Pomeroy, failure lion and given another six month Lansing, Ohio, $55; Raymond to display valid .registration. $19. _suspended jail sentence' · Ridgeway. Huntington. $5~ ; and costs; Duan E. Baynton. Fined for speeding were David Steven Paszton, Bridgeport, $55. Pomeroy, unsafe vehicle.$.~ and E. Kennedy , Vlriton, $27 and Forefelt lng bonds In other traffic costs; Terry D. Spaun. Middles costs; Durward M. Hayes, $24 cases were Bailey Dugan, Ru , port , left of center, $10 and costs; and costs; Phillip Harris, Mid, !land, parked on roadway. $50; Marcia Cole,.Mlddleport. failure dleport, $21 and costs; Wilbur to display valid registration; and Johnson, Pomeroy, $24 and Kenneth Mohlan, Middleport. . ~ costs; Barbara J. Smith, Barber, Identifies racers llshlng without ,a valid license. ton: $23 and costs; Dorothy The unidentified "Anything $2~ and costs. Neville, Syracuse, $22 and costs; that F1oats but a Boat" ·racers Steven Hamilton. Coolville, $18 pictured In Wednesday's Dally. and costs; Sentinel are Charlie Wolfe Jt.. By United Press In~rnatlcinal ' Buddy Sams, Pomeroy, $24 · pictUred from the back. arid . . · Sou·lh Central Ohio and costs; Richard Ellis, Pomes Harry Lyons Jr., · ln the water ..'·' , onlght: Mostly clear, with a roy, $28 and costs; Bryan Hoi, The two fellows spent !ourelltl)lef;Af?lU>IJetween 65 11nd 70. Light, and man, Rutland, $22 and costs; days constructlng·theircraft tn4 t·&~~~tlable winds. · David Ridgway, Bidwell, $26 and even though they didn't win, they Friday: Mostly sunny, with costs; Joe D. Bayer. Tuppers are already psyching themselves lilghs between 8fi and 90. Plain, $23 and costs; David up lor next year's race. Lyons.. Extended Forecast Ridgeway. Bidwell. $26 and who Is· In the service. had just Saturday through Monday costs· returned from Germany after Fair Saturday and Mond,ay, Ste~en Schuman: MI . Gilead, three years away from the with · a chance of showers ' and .! Ohio, $21 and costs; Nell Baker, Racine area. thunderstorms Sunday. ()~io imhledon ,play 1A.' -'·o today :J3 1 Pi,·k 4 0789 . ' Vol.40. No.44 ' • .. Carleton trustees The Carleton College Board of TrustC'E's will meet Thursday. July 13, at 7 p.m. at the Syracuse Municipal Building. The meeting was .originally scheduled for tonight. All trus, tees are encouraged to attend next week's meeting. ---Area deaths-Thelma Gruest>r Thelma A. Grueser. 8~. Cherry Street. Pomeroy, died Thursday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. · · She was born on Ma•ch 26, 1904 in Minersyille . .Ohio to Wendell Grueser and Christina Fruth Grueser. .A mem~rofTrlnlty Chruch in Pomeroy she was a bookkee!l<'r for 2~ years at Keith Gable Ford. Sun1vors include two ne· phews. Pat Stivers. Beverly. Ohio. and bon Stivers: Middle· port and two nieces Gail Goble, Dayton, and Kart>n Raines. Ocl'an City. Md. Other nlecesandr nephews also are surviving. She .was preceded In death by her parents, four brothers .and two sister~. Family members will receive friends on Friday ft·om ~toR p.m. at the Ewing Funeral Home. The fu!lE'ral will be held on 1 p.m. Saturday ~~ the Riverview ,C emetery ·with The Rev. William Mlddleswarth officiating. Burial will b<' In Riverview Cemetery. He was preceded In death by ' his wife. Genevieve, In 1986. Services will be Friday. 11 a.m .. at the Casto Funeral Home Chapel, Evans, W.Va .. with Rev. Gerald Sayre o!flclat In g. Burial will be' In the Jackson County Memory Gardens ai Cottage: ville. W.Va. VB~rtation at the funeral h'ome will be after 4 p.m. To end marriagtA Meigs County couple has filed lor a dissolution of their marriage In Meigs County Com, mon Pleas Court. Hermetta K. HySell and Glle L. Hysell. both of Racine. flied their ~uest on Wednesday. . KATIE CROW SenUnel Correspondent Syracuse Village Council learned Thursday . night that there is a s'!rong possibility that a hou~lng project for , the elderly ,. may be buIll In the surrounding area of Syracuse, . Meeting with council were Greg Bailey and. Jim Clifford, who will build the facility II all goes well. Bailey . .spokesman. stat~d that th(1y have taken a tna.rket survey and ·have found that .a 30 to 40 housing unit is needed fot)he elderly. · ~tressed that It would d~ly be a project ·for the elderly. Council pledged Its full . support'!or such .a f1\c.ility. Letter-Quality Daisy Wheel Printer 29995 ~ · ~ TandY Business Printer lnterc:hangelbt. Print Wheels Personal Printer LOw AIMS P e t - · 499110 ' oo ' Low AI 125 Pet Month• Tractor feed. 132 col, umna. Prints up to 300 126·2808 ..,. 21911 160 1 Slod!t13001, 4dr., IOdin, Rnlwhaot drivo, 4qt. ong., Idly lir, - · !JW\1., pe,pb, tl\ cniM, AMIFM lldio, •-!~Po. ntdial !ira&, white walls, buc:bt 111111, -defog. 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Each ·holds 10 disks. 3'12': 1¥26'258. 5'/•~ 1126,259, GIFT OF MONEY- Ted Rf',ed, president oftht> . . Farmers· Bank 11nd Savings Company, at l<>ft, pft'sents a cht>clf; lor $5110 IQ Boh Evans, center. ThE> $580 Is Ill<' third Installment of a $1,500 donation : from Farnwrs Bank and Savings Company 111 thE' Elizulwth L. Evans Outdoor Education Center. Named lor B!lb Evans' mothE>r, thE> EIIZllbt>lh L. Evans Outdoor Educa, lion Center is located ut the Canters Cave ~-H Camp nt'W' .Jackson. With Reed and Evan~ is Meigs County Extension Agent ,J(/hn Ric~. " stated children are playing in the· streets and refuse to move for traffic . Council advised !hat parents are to keep c hilc!ren from playing on the streets, · It was also noted thattht're Is a 10 p.m. curlew for all children unde1' the age o(l8. ThPcurlew In the winter- Is 9 p.m. The budget for 1990 in !hC' amount of $148.000 was approved , and : approval was . glyen to purcase a new typewriter. Attenc!lng were Mayor Eber Pickens, Janice Lawson, clerk· tr£'asun•r. Williams. Hill, Minter Fryar, Kenny Buckley. Ernie Sisson and Kathryn Crow, coun·· cil meml;>ers and Jim Connolly, poiti'~ c.hter. Judge Crow sentences three ind.ividuals to pen on charges Three men have 'been sent· · lion Center to begin serving his viously entered a plea . guilty to enced to prison in the Meigs · se ntence. the charge. Tht• charge agalns·t County Common Pleas Court of Franklin King Jr .. 27. Pome· Lamb stemmed from a car theft . Judge Fred Crow lll. Two of the · roy·. Indicted · some time ago in· .He bas also been taken to the individuals sentenced were ' Meigs County on a charg<• of · OriC'nt. Reception Center to begin . under. Indictment. 1'be ,. third grand· theft. was sentenced to six sei)tenCE:. ap!l<'ared on a bill of Information. months In prison for th£' theft. of ' In another criminal matter. Jde Nuzum. 24, of Ravt'nS' video equipment. A war:·ant lor Martin ·S huler, 29, of Langsville. o..--""'' •"'QO<;I, W,V~ .. !l).:;o.\!,nciw" as J~e thl' sheri,!!' s dc>P!Il'tment lo tr;ms· indicted ·~arly .this year on a Newsome, Indicted by a · recerit port King to prison has bC'E'n charg<' of aggravated vehicular Meigs Coqnty Grand Jury for issued. but for medical reasons. ' homicide. was rPiurned · last NANC'V VOACHAM Trimper said that communlca, Although there have been no forgery, WaS Sf'ntenced IO SIX , transportation has. been post, W<'ek to Meigs County a.nd has pitk(>!S a.t . either of t!Je thrl"e lion b~tween the company ,and ,months and. ordered to make poned. , . : ~n~m·t'Nc~K Starr , ,.I be<•n arraigned , before Judge> .. A federal judgf?. has Issued a ~occo mines. mln<'rs from the locals has been'limited since restitution of $142 to the Meigs Timothv Allen Lamb. 22. of Crow. A hearing for Shuler temporary r,e straining order to UMW Local1890, Meigs Mine No. Ihe sympathy protest began . She County Dep,al'lm<'nt of Human tort Wayne. Ind .. appearing on a ' end the secondary boycott that 1; Locall886, Meigs M.ine No.2; also said that company personne l Services. Nuzum has been trans- bill of Information. w,as sent· before Judge Crow pas been set for later In July. Shuler was ' United Mlpe. Workers..have, bee n and Local 19m. Raccoon Mine had t!'le!axed and hand delivered ported by Meigs Sheriff's Deputy enC<'d t.o s ix months for receiving ',, charged with aggravated ve hicu , waging in support of striking . No.3. have not worked slnc!'JunP copies of the restraining order to T.A . Sm,lth to the Orient Recep· stolen property. Lamb had pn•· on pagp 10 · Continu!'d Pittston Coal Group. The tcmpor· 19 wlien'fhey failed:to show up for as many members of the UMW / ary restraining order. issued the midnight s.hift. locals as possible. ' r ' Thursday by Judg<' George C. , Charg~s by the company that There ~as been no product ion Smith. U.S.' Southern District at all at theihreeminessincethc the secondary boycott was Illegal Court. Columbus, ~pplies specifi· initiation of th o secondary under the contract were filed two cally to all . threl" dl\'lsions of boycott. weeks ago · with the National Meigs County's Southern Ohio . Labor Relations Board, Cincin· According to Trimper . .the Coal Co~pany. Howev<•r. ~econdary boycott Is .Illegal ac· nati. A decislpn by the NLRB workers af the three l))lnes still cording to th£> contract which the gave the justification for the dld, not ,show up for work today, locals have with SOC CO. ·',T here court's ll"mporary restr'ainlng For the next 90 days it will be other necessa ry medical exams tioning fallur!' or malfunction. ac~rdlng to TPtry Trim(X•r. a ., order. Isn't any local dispute." Trimper illegal for licensed nursing and or treatments . ·spok<•sman lor American Elect, said. "Our position is that It 's a All repairs to this type of If miners fail to show up for rest homes In Ohio to allow the In addition. each facility must equipment must now be com· ric Power, l';OCCO's · parent secondary boycott aimed toward work des pite the temporary Inside temperature of their build, identify patients . or residents pletl'd within 4R hours or a Ite rcompan);, · a neutral par.t y- us." rontlnued on pagl' 10 ings to exceed 81 degrees. susceptible to health 'Problems nate plan s mus t be developed . This new regulation was Issued from hot weather. develop mea- · " We at the Department of by Ohio Gov. Richard F'. Celeste sures to protect their health. Aging feel this is necessary and approved by the Public safety. OJ' comfort. and Include protection for residents," sa id Health Council of the State this information as part of the Roland Hornbo stel, long·term Department of Health earlier Individual's medical record carP ombudsman. "Eidery P<'O· this week. while establishing a care plan. pie suffer more heat·relaled According to the State Depart, Facilities also must post re· ir,cidl.'n! s thiln the general popu. supervisor. A public hearing wa~ h!"ld on .mayor to find a replacement lor ment of Health the regulation is cords of each day's temperature Ia Iion and. wilh the heat rul<', W(' Council app}'oved a resolution police officer Ray Manley. who the proposed 1990 Racine Village planned to protect nursing home finding in a place accesible to are hopeful that the problems authorizing the clerk-treasurer has retired. propos.ed budget at the Racine residents from extreme heat. patients, residents, and tht' pub· experienced last year. with mul· Village , Counc.ll's M<;>nda~ · to make transfers ln.the· General ln other business: Under the policy each home or lie while maintaining records of tiple deaths In nursing homes Fund · lor Commissioner Healtl! meeting. -Cmihcil agreed to accept the facility will be req ulred to the .temperatures on previous won't be repeated ." · Insurance, and a transfer In the . proposed fee structure for solid Further discussions on the maintain acceptable tem!l<'ra · day . The new regulations also Fire Fund to flremens accid~nt waste management as submitted budget will be held on Ju.ly 14 at 7 While thPse new rules are'only lure levels and to develop min!ac1111ies to havl' written require Insurance. p,rit. Council members are plan· temporary, the stall' is in the by the policy committee. Imum policies and procedures agreements with qualified Indiprocess of developing' more com, nlng to vote on the budget at lfle VIllage residents Tommy Hill. .-Agreed to have Rose Exca· Angle Hill. Shirley Dugan and vatlon haul the stone for the alley for responding to extreme heat viduals to· provide emergency meeting. ' prehensive and permant•nt r ules conditions. service jn the event of.electrlcal, for both cold and hot weather 1 An~· on<' desiring to S('{' a copy Charlotte Wamsley ~ppeare<! at chip and seal project.' "While this year 's tempera, hea.ttng: ventilation or air.condi· condItions. thf meeting to complaIn a bi>ut of th<' .budget before iht' next rhe vil.Jage financial staement haven'th~en as extreme as lures barking dogs. . Mayor Frank for June also was released. The council meeting may get a copy Cleland noted that 11 Is up to village has $164;311.69 In cash 1988, the Ohio Department of at the Clerk residl'nce and at th~ ' ' Health and other agencies are someon~ to sign a complaint Racine Department store. balance all fulid. S25,543.071n the receiving complaints of ex, ' In other business. the council about ah Incident so tl\at the general fund. $23.434.64 In the tremely hot conditions In nursing matter can "e handled tri May, street lund, $3.~1o .83 In the state announced that It' has received a or's Court. resume from Leslie Hayman of highway fund . $3~ . 073.62 In the , and rest homes, said Ronald L. i'>!lddleport. ,Hayman has a Class Cleland reported that he had fire fund, -$6o,283. 96 In the water ··· Fletcher. State Health director. '"These rules establish basic received· a call from the plant lund, $3,r47ln water deposits and I and Class II Water Operator's . ~ to protect the health, guidelines .A Meigs County man reported manager of ,the Philip Sporn license. One accident occurred ·WPd· $6,!iOO,In endowment. Thursday that lour tires wt're nesday at 12: :m p.m. on pri va ti' , By next year the Envtronmen· facllty. He said the plant will be Present were Mayor Cleland. ' Safety and comfort Of patients stolen from his 19.77 Corvette . tal Protection · Agency Is requir· coUectlng data concerning the Clerk Jane Beegle, Street Com, and residents In dangerously hot property when John Bro!(an. weather. " Brian King. Kingsbury Road. Rutland, struck 1he bridge abut· noise levels of the plant from July missioner Glenn Rizer, Council lng the vllia!!!e to have a lic ensed In addition to the max.lmum told the Meigs County Sheriff's ment at . Fores t Acre Park . H£' wal!"r opetator In charge of. the 10 to Sept. 1~ and from Sept. 2fi to . membets: Bob beegle. Henry temperature regulat!Qn. .the . Department that the tires were was not Injured. but there was Oct . 27. • public water system. Currently Bentz: Carroll Teaford, Richard stolen sometime during the day. light damage to his 1989 Chevy Council also authOrized the Wamsley. Scott Wolfe and Larry · state also Is requiring nUrsing t~e village only has a technical The sheriff's department re· truck.. Wolfe. · and · rest homes to identify , . patients or reslc!ents with medl, jlorted Friday morning that a Another accident occured a t cal conditions likely to be adver, riding· mower and weed eater ' 2:45 p.m. on County Road 3. bv sely af!ected 'by·extreme heat. that was stolen from William Leading Creek at the railroad Other new regulations Include': <:;apehart on June 12 bas been trussel when a motorcycle riden - Identifying alternate sites, rE)tovered. Capehart has d"' by David D. Stone, ,Poml•roy, In or outside the· facility. where Cllned to press charges In the collided with a car driven by patients ot residents may oo matter. Ph lilip New~otne of Grov~port. temporarily relocated II •Sherman Artrip, who was Ohio. . Members of Meigs Local through" on the request lor " that oqly a· filtering ,system for necesurv. Indicted by the Meigs recently Newsome was travelling W£'St Board of Education, meeting materials which had ~n made the fUrnace at the schooJ had • - Establishing measures to County Grand Jury for receiving on a 'one lane section of the road . tiunday nfiht In regular !ij!S'· several months ago and had · ~n approved, 111ona Wfth some provide additional fluids, ap, stolen pro!l<'rty, l!as been taken Stone was travelling east. while slon. were questioned by parents , started as a PTO project. It the addltlonalltems which had been pi'oprlate clothing, or Increased Into custody by the Reynolds • Boih vehicles were unable tQ stop from Harr1aonvllle Elementary · request for materials was ap, requested by the school:s alq movement to 11ssure the burg, Ohio Pollee Department. and colll~ed . ' about ·tbe purehase of m11.t ertals provec! by the board. a II'O.up or prlhclpal. · 1 · healtb, safety and comfort of Reynoldsburg Pollee are holding to paint and repair the school. parents had volunteered the Although the board did' not residents remaining In a facility Artrip so that he can be returned · · Stoni!>Was Cited bY deputies ro; falling to have his motorcycle labor to use the materials lo approve the parents' list as The three parents, Art Kopc· with extreme heat. Meigs County. to endorsement, and Newsome was zlnaky, Bob SJ111ddle ancl Rutb make Improvements. iu the · ,resented, Carpenter polnteci out' - . Establishing potential clr, Two accidents which occurred cited lor falling to register his !,.owe, told the board they did not sc:~ . , that m01t expensive Item, tl!e · cumstances requiring notl!lca, Wednesday also were reported vehicle. Both will appear In ·. represent the IChool's PTO, but HOw•ver, Superintendent filtering syat~tm. had been lion of the facility's medical by the sheriff's department Meigs County Court. · , .. that lhf~ were "follow~ Jame~ . Carpenter announced ContinlJ!!d on page )0 director, a patient's physician, or Friday . ~~mporary·· restr~ining. order ~~u@d :~to - e..a .lJMW .boycott Racine plans additional .· discussions on proposed village budget, July 14 Low Aa _.5 Por Month• cruiH, AM.fM ntdio, 111180 lljle, lxlc:Ut IIIII, . ISicck 113091 , 2dr., t.nttop, V-8 ong., 1a:1o1y Am Electric Power ..... ........ 27% AT&T .. ... ·.· ...... ......... ..... .. .... 3~14 Ashland 011 .......... ... ......... ..37% Bob Evans .... ................. .... .1~% • Charming Shopp<!s .......... ... .15~ City Holding Co ......., ........ :.16\4 Federal f\1ogul ........... :........ 25\i, Goodyear T&R ...... ,........ ....54lR Heck's ....... ~ ...... ................. ... y. Key Centurion ....... . , .......... .12% , Lands' End ....... ................. .27')1 · Limited Inc ........................ 31% ' Multimedia Inc ............... ... .. 97 · Rax Restaurants .................. 2y. Robbins & Myers ................ 17\4 Shoney's Inc .............. .. ....... lly. Wendy's Intl. ................ :...... 5lls Worthington Ind ...... ... ...... ... 22 (CI)armlng Shoppes' June liales l'Oie lt percent. Umlted Inc.'s Juae sales rose 11 percent.) Save WAS 1981 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO Bailey sta.tep If they can get approved financing. the housing project will take ayear and,a half to construct . Bailey also stated that there is no design at this point as plans are only in the .prl"llmlnary stage. Also meeting with council was John Hunnel representing , the American Cancer Society. He asked that council donate the pool facility for a "Swimathon:· ·. on July ~9 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m . · Council gave Its approval. Jim Hill. councilman. asked that the pool be reserved lor thl' Syracuse Baseball Association Monday , July 10. AppFoval was given. 1 • Jaek Williams. 'couneilman. Nursing home temperatures -m ust not exceed 81 during next 90 ·days Fuiii-Size. Easy-to-Use Camcorder . . Mg., lfllld. !llnl., pi, AM.ft.l ntdio, tir8l, bUdwt IIIII. P-----------~ Each 5.95 ' 1986CHEVY CAVALIER SPORT 1Stocltl84521, 2dr., ~pe, Rtlt whaol driwl, Reg. Separate , Jtema1t16.B5 MS,DOSO' and the DeskMat~ Graphical' User Interface are built inl 286 baaed, with 640K RAM. 3•12" drive.f125,160111043/26·1338 477' Reg.7.85 Stocks Dally stOt!k price.; (As of 10 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewl Bonus l'lll 1000TL ' Reg, 459.95 For sharp, professional results. Includes Courier 10 printwheel. Tandy/IBM® emulations. 1¥26,2812 Includes $317.-·VIIUI Harold Hill Hilrold F . (Ted\ Hill. !\9, of Albany. died Tuesda~. Juiy 4th. at Veterans Memorial Hospital following a brief Illness. A.Marlne Corps veteran and a farmer. Mr . Hill was born Dec. 1. 1929in Allegheny Co .. Pa . He was a son of the late Frederick Johnson and L<•na Savre Hill. Surviving are · ·three sons. James Randall. Ricluti;d Lee. and Ear·l:v Weekly Hilr all of Albanv: two brothers., John Hill. ofEv~ns. W.Va., imdArnoldHIII, of Aliquippa. Pa.; four sisters, Isabelle Campbell, of Aliquippa, Pa .. Hazel Larrick. o( Baden. Pa .. Eileen Chapman. of Reedy , W.Va .. and Sybil Freshour, of Ke nna. W.Va .; and onl' step grand-daughter . 2 Sections, 14 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper ' Save *160 'fleo ..... ' · July 7. 1989 SyracuSe area may.get elderly housing project HURRY IN FOR HOT SAVINas ON ' •• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. F 1989 Hospital news Veterans Memorial Wednesday Admissions - Pa· trlcla Johnson. Ml(ldleport. . Wednesday Discharges - Bud Darst. Dorma Morrison. Mary Pickens . .< Partly cloudy tonl!!;hl. Low In· mid 60s. Saturday, pattly cloudy. High in ' mid 80s. Chance of rain 20 percr-nt. · " ' Judge. •. - - - -·Meigs announcements·---- Lottery Pi,·k :J • ............ w Weather ~· .!( Cut Save 881H Big,sotmding! Only 7'1••" high, handles 40 watts. Black, 140,2030. WMe, 140·2045" Personal With Headphones Tire theft probed .by sheriffs department . ' 30% Off ,5915 ' 1987 FORD . F-150 S1Dclct87541' 2dr., ~~ lllg.;4 apaed frlnl., IIMd, - .. Al&fllllllo, ntdill ..... 1/21011 pidWp, ...., wide bid, IIIUQII. Meigs ·h oard me~hers questioned by parents on. recent.PrO requests WAS '$7995 Meigs County Probate Court Issued a ·marriage license Wed· nesday to Harold E . Rose and Leah R. Brown; both of Racllll'. t1!e • - -*'!"- -·~ ~- •.. ,.. .................£: .......... 0 ~; .. ' 0 ' j •• �. ' .. ,, ' • Wmmentary,.. . .. ·The -Daily Sentinel lt s tinie for :look at ~~terprise zones Sentin,. ' Page-2-The DallyPoma oy_.:,Middleport. Ohio ., - The Idea of enterprise ~ones 111 Court street (regions accorded special tax Pomeroy, Olllo · · . benefits to attract new emDEV()TED TO THE INTEBi:8'1'8 OF THE MEIGII-MASON AREA ployees to that given 11rea) has . been kicking around Washington ~f;h ·. . for the last ten years. While the ~19 ..................-.-• Idea has been discussed and ~v ' . , . ' vot.ed on in Congress on numer· ROBERT L. WINGETI' CHARLENE HOEFLICH ous occasions, It has never · Publlaber reached full fruition. Though General MUager . ' . little has come of enterpriSe PAT WBJTEittAD zones on ttur froeral level, state Aaalatan& PUblllber/ Con&.,.Qer and ·local · governments have pushro full speed ahead with the A MEMBER ol'lbe AeoctMed Prell, .IDllnd Ddy Prtu A-. Idea on their own. · d ..... •41 tile Amea1c¥ New......-l'ublllhln............... Ji;nterprise·zonris are Intended to buDd up local economies by LET'1'ERI OF OPINION are weleome. TlleJ lllolild be ._IbM 1111 providing economic Incentives looo1. Allle«eH ore allbleet to edl&IIIJ ... mill& be alp.. wl&b for, businesses .to locale In 'deume, ud telopbono Dlllllber. Ne.u01lped I""""' will be p•blllbed. l.e&&OI'IIIIoald be 'la pod &ule, addreUJal-- DOl penouiJ. pressed areas. These .Incentives • for businesses to looate In depressro· areas. These Incentives can iake many . form~· llicludlng tax breaks, regula! oi?" relief or ·· ....._=;-·:- . .. ' . ••* l!ddr•• .... '---------,......----------.-.....,.--.J. • Bush visceral on flag; mild on other decisions By HELEN THOMAS UPI Whitt> Hou ... Reporter . WASHINGTON - President Bush sa id he was motivated bv "visceral' ' feelings in condemning the Supreme Court .decision on fl ag-burninll and rushing to overturn it wtlh a constitutional -amendment. · · · · · Wjth tha t e motion he certainly had plenty of company. and he has had a gr(•a t deal of experience in using patriotic s ymbols to arouse support; witness his focus on thP Plroge or'Aiicgiance during las t . year's presidential campaign. But lli>J>oth cases. the presidPnt was contradicting Supreme <;ourt ·rulings. In 1944.during the height of World War II, the court t'uled t hat a young stud ent. a Jehovah's Wtlness. did' not have to •·ecite the pledge in hi s classroom. The court of that day and thi s day put a hiJiher priority on protecting - rhe freedoms enshri ned in the Conslitutlon's Bill of Right s. including the First Amendment guarante.e of tree speech. religion and the right Of11ssembly. from which all individual rlght~ now . The lates t of Bush's "strong feelings" were directed at .another Supr~me Court d e.cision. the r utin~ this w~ek th at imposes greater r<'s tric.tions on women who seek abortion ~. Once agai n. Bush said he would like a constitutional amendment-' this !ImP time prohibiting a bortion altogether. Without probi~ th e psvche of the presid<'nl. it is.interes ting to note the subjects on which he displ;lys such emotion. The recent setbacks for civil rights delivered in ihree high court rulings bothered him nary a bit . he decla red. po rtrayi ng them as " technical" d ~c isions that ne<'d no.rc·ctificalio n. Inrteed. las t week Bush led a ceremony marking t.he 2~ th anniversary of the 1964 Ci.vil Rights Act, legislalion ·he had opposed at its bir th . In his n·marks he•promised vigilant enforcement oft he law; in the audience were several black leaders for whom the issue of discrim ination and bigotry is not just visceral but a fact of life every dav . · Revelalions of wldesprc•ad co rruption in the Housing and Urtian Development Department have aroused no equal outra ge from Bush. at least not to the point of publicly denouncing poll tit' a I cronies who accrued profits to ttw tune of thousand s of dollars In influencepeddling. The Pentagon sca ndals that emerged in the last administration , when Bush was vice president. s imilarly did not evoke any great statem<•nt of shame or blame. • And wh en form~r White House aide Oliver North was convicted of crimes in the Iran -Co ntr~ sca nda l rwo months ago. Bush said he ·Should have been exonerated. So some issues touch a hoi button and others do not. Bush ha s been fault ed fo r not taking strongenougb action to denounce the repression and killing of s tudmt protes ters In China: some have attributed hi s low -key .response in this case to the fact that he feels friPndl y with many of the Chinese leaders a ft er his stint as U.S. envoy to Bei jing morP than a decade• ago. Of course Bush ha s the right to feel angry about some things and not about others. But the contrast in what a r ouSes his political passion and compassion is no ta ble. He is a cautious man who does not rush to judgment until he se!'s which way the land lies. In denouncing flag burning- so quickly. it apf1Pa rs hC' knew he wa s on safp ground. viscPra ily and otherwise•. Letters tOJhe editor Expl'esses appreciation Pleasers Restfl urant. Pomeroy. We wish to th ank volunteers for for · s pon soi:Yng our Mei gs thei r time and a job well done on thl' J9S9 Ca ncer Crusa de. With volunteers. . Bless ail ·of vou for vour the inclement weather condi· lions. wl' rC'a lly appreciate th e · . ltindness ahd your support in the fight against cancer . . C'ffort which everyone put forth . Sincerely. Contribu lions co llected during Lillian Moore, executive directh<' 19S9 Crusade will hl'lp the tor of the Me igs ' Unit of the Me igs Unit of the American Cancer Society continue to pro- Aljlerican Cancer Society. on behal.f of herself, and Patri cia vide services for those residents Carson. crusade chairman. and who need our help. John Hunnell. public education A special thanks goes out to chairman. Extends thanks to departmer:u .We would like to extend a than ks to members of the Racine Fire Department and EMS unit . and a SJX'Cial thanks to George Cummins. a forme!· membet' o( the fire department and squad. for all their he lp when our son. Chad. was inj ured. Although Mr. c ummins Is no longer witii the fire department and squad. his assistance to Chad was outstand· ing. Thanks to ever yone who helped and cared. Sincerely, Charles and Lo is Wolfe, Racive. Today bt. history . By Unl&ed PreuiD&er118&1oaal Today Is Friday, July 7, the 1881!) day of 1989 with 177 to follow. The moon Is waxing, moving toward Its first quar ll!r. The morning stars are Mercury and Jupiter. · The evening stars are Venus, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the alp of Cancer: They Include composer Gustav Mahler In 1860, palater Marc Cbagallln 1887, flbn director George Cukor In 1899, baseball pltcber Leroy. "Sa~Chel" Paige In 11106; science fiction author Robert Heinlein In 1907, French fashion designer Plerre.Cartlln In 1922 (age·67), bandleader Doc Severlnaen In 1927 (age 62) , actor VInce Edwatds In 1928 (age 61) , and former Beatie Ringo Starr In 1940 (age 49) . On this date In history: , In 1846, U.S. Navy Commodore J.D. Sloat proclabned the annexation o1 California by the United States. In 1898, President WIUiam McKinley alped a Joint reiOluUon of Coqress autborlzllll the annexation pf Hawaii by the United States. ' '-"'- . Friday, July 7, 1989 . • . FlU. 7/7 · 6:301 ' ~n old man and a .yQupg dog named . . . (Editor's Nole: Few men ad·' mlttbal ·they 'have a "bimbo" IIi their lives. However, Pomeroy AttQrney Fred W. Crow appar-· ently has no mlspvlnp In &elllnl a.J\JI,bou& his exJMirlenceB with the "Bimbo" Ia his life as the foUowlng article demonstrates.) I was very surprised this past Christmas when opening one of my boxes I discovered a shaggy dog named Bimbo. She was In a neatly wrapped box. There were holes In the bottom for the dog to breathe. I had no Idea that I was to ·receive this type of present. Immediately after opening this box I discovered Blm bo was very hyper. · I also discovered Bimbo is a very friendly dog and one who will devour any person with affection when he or she gets In contact with her. , Her body wiggles all over when she sees any person or animal. I have never heard her growl. Bimbo was found by the dog warden along a ·country road. Since no one clalmro her the dog warden tried to find her a home. That Is how my older son Rick came the canine. Previously 1 checked both the Gallia Meigs County dog pounds had friends direct me to vat~im• dogs in the county that available for adoption. For the most part these were too large and would make goOd house pels. I do .know what kind of animal B~~~~ Is. She appears to be part te and a mixed breed. Her · resembles that of an alrdale she Is small In size. Bhnbols riot pretty dog but she is cute. r!!sembles " Benjl" on T.V. , · Also I discovered that In respects Bimbo Is an unusual or at least I think so. I never so much strange behavior out an animal. At first I decided keep her In the kitchen at nlg:hl Bimbo did not like to be alone on her efforts to get out scratched the kitchen door such velocity that nearly all paint came off litis door. Not was her scratching deltrlrnerttl to the house but my sleep djsrupted cons~ntly . · . , Because of her scratching the kitchen door, I decldro to Bimbo in the basement. I · keep a light on at night to her !rom being scared. She acclimated herself tQ this . night bedroom. She ca.n scratch, the door !rom the ment to the first floor due to steps. As a reault I do notheall' tl ·scratching as I did previously. I should mentiOJI that Bimbo Is houseb~oken · most part carries on her actMtles on tbe outJide. the weather Ia good I bad tied to a 20 'teet chain In the yard. Later I had a fence around the front and side p'art m:Y · yard so Bimbo could .... . r freely. She apparently likes this situation. This dog Is really wild when I come .home or any other 'person comes Into the house. ShewUlrun cons\antly between the kitchen and the frog room with so much · velocity that no one knows when she will quit. She insists on playlng'wlth the pet rubber frog, · I gave her 'as a plaything. While reading, Bimbo will leap Into my lap .knocking the papers In all directions. The suddenness of this jumping has caused me to l)ecqme very nervous. She has struck me In my most sensitive parts and believe me this Is not a ple.a sant experience. She also doesn.' t like for me to take a nap. At my age I need to do this at least one time per day: If I snooze too long my frog room resembles a tornado struck house. Many people )Ike dogs but do not like the amount of attention that Bimbo gives them. One lady states thtt Bimbo scratched her hose causing a run. All this Is very disturbing. I have had little In ,,having Bimbo or no success ' I I ' I' I " If' obey me. As described previously, she becomes absolutely wild on returning to the Interior of the house. I ,, suppose . \hat she Is starved !Qr.·attentlon. " She likes to eat kleenex either new or Used. When I am dozing In my chair she will get Into my kleenex bo:~~leavlng the debris on ·the floor. I have to push all the kltcben~alr~ neal""'he table or she wlh J1HQP on the 'Ia ~le : and chew on anything In sight. On one occasion' sh'e was chewing on my capsules. I have sockro·her a few times to try and break her of this liablt. I have closed the door leading Into ibe dining room or BimbQ will make a shambles out of anything she can chew. In · short . she has to be watched constantly. I cannot let Bimbo on the . outside because she ·wm run to visit all the neighbors' pets. On occasion she has been gone for a short' time but has always re· turned. All of the dogs which · Eleanor aad I bad would not do this and .would . obey our ·cqm• •' I-~'~ ' . ' ; Hat Davs · Jim~.:·Cobb's . ' 7: -' THIRD ' :• ni..RS. 7/6 7: )0 .'1 "OOOLVILLK • ' TUES .7 /11 7:U " · "'· IIBLSONVILLI-YORI PLACE ' . . .' ' .. jl ,. ;;,; TH.RS. 7/6 1:4,,· • "· MIDDLIPORT ·•·.--------.J _,.,,, . . M:N. 7/to 7:4' ' ,. l . MlmCifAN:TS ALBANY ' '· .~". t"t ( ' ; at • • ' single. C. Rothstein with a triple The William "Bill'" Hubbard and B. Stewart and· K. Maxwell Memorial Little League Baseball with a slnglt> each . .For ,Coolville Tournament got un4e..Way WPd· S. St. Angelo and S. · Chapman · ' r fi#!Sday with' three games at King each singled. . 1"feld in Syracuse. In the evening's third game. " !In opelilng night a'c!lo.n. Albany. Mid~leport behind the bat and defeatt'd New Haven f4·7, PomC'- arm of Brett Newsome defeated roy defeated Tuppers Plains, 27·7 Nelsonville. 11·1. Middleport and Chester defeated-Mascin•.S-2. jumped out to an 8-0 lead at tl).e Other details of the games were end of the second inning and a'itiqable. .' · · , cda!fted to the victory. Middle. ~· fn Tllltrsday night's first game · port was led' at the _plate·by Jolin Rut!anll defeated the Syracuse Mattea with a double and a Pee Wee team by a score of 18-~. single. Newsome with two sin· :Jason George pitched ·a 3-hitter gles,, Ellis a ilr;)uble•an,d Mills a at~d went five for f.lve at the plate ' slrigle: Newsome struck out to · lead the winners . George seven and gave up two hils bolh· • lammro· a triple. double and three s\ngiC's: other Ru !land flitters were Gar:.; Stanley with a home , run. sing!~. and double; Phillip Edmonds a do.ublc. ·Eric CHICAGO (UPH .:.. The Chi· :Jones a triple. and Trayis Hen· . cago Bulls, comln~t oft a surprisdvicks and Bry~n Colwell a single Ingly strong run through . the liach . F9r Syracuse Billy She- ,playoffs. Thursday fired Coach pard. Mike Ash and Mlak Barr Doug Collins. f'iling ''philosophieach singled . · .· ·cal differences.·~ · · · · In the evening's second game,' "We know _,this will be an Illr. Pizza beat Coolville. 114. K. unpopular decision. but w~ truly Maxwell held <'oolville to only 2 belie•ve this will be Ill the best hits lo .Pick up the win. Leading Inters! of all parties." Bulls ~he ·(\·ay for Dr, PizZi! .~ere S. Chairman Jerry Relnsdo-:.f .and Laufman ·with a ' double and Vice President of Basketball . ByDAVE.HAIJBIS.' oot By United Press International · Buechele . deliverro his fifth ·. run ·lead!~off the llth and Steve Nolan Ryan pitched eight sea- hollJe run oft heyear with one out Sax hti a sacrifice fl y to score sons for California. but one of the in the seventh liming. Mike Pagliarulo with the winning highlights of hiscareercolncided For Buechele. who grew up In r un, Lou Whittaker had given with one of the low p,oints In the Orange County. H was hi s third Detroit a 5·4 lead In the top of the season for the Angels. career home run off McCaskill . lith when he homered off winner As he took the mound Thursday and his fifth of the year and ended Eric Plunk. 3-1. Mike Henneman night, Ryan received~ standing a Ranger borne-run drQught that slipped to ~- 2 . ovation from the fans who had stret c;h~98 inn ingsoverth epast A' 3, Royals! not seen him pitch at' Anaheim 11 games. At Oakla nd , Calif.', Mike Moore since he was an Angel in 1979. He Buechele spoiled a McCaskill scattered four hits and struck' out then procroed to show them a · no·11itter three years ago with a a season-high 12 in seven Innings. three-hit s hu tout and 12 ho111er. . Moore. ll -5, did not allow a strikeouts. McCaskill wa.s taken out after · baserunner. until George Brett · Ryan got all the runs he needro ·.yielding Sierra s 13th homer to walked with two outin the fo urth. from Steve Buechele and Ruben open the ninth inning. Todd Burns went two itmlrlgs ior Sierra. who homered Ia lead the Ryan's 12 strikeouts marked his sixth save. Luis Aquino.' 3:4, Texas Rangers to a 3-0 victory the eighth time this year he has allowed three runs in seven and over California. fanned 10 or more In a game. two-third innings. ' · When Ryan. who was an Angel setting .a Texas record. The Red Sox 5, Brewen 4 from 1972-79, strolled in from the ma jor-league strikeout leader . At Boston. Wade Bo~·ent 3 bullpen before the game, the with 148, Rya n has struck out 10 for 3 and Mike BOddlcker .r ired crowd 'of :17,867 • stood , arid or more in a game 189 times in his the first 15 Brewers in imp ovlng cheered. · career. to 6-7. Lee Smith pitched the think the first · couple of Ryan .. seiPcted earlier in the ninth for his 12th save. Mllwau mnings. becau se of the reception day to th e American Leag~~e kee starter Jaime Navarro. 1-1. I got, I had a tendency to All-Star team. has 28 career was the loser. overpUch," said Ryan . who lm· threl'-hltters to go along with 19 Blue Jays 4, Orioles 1 proved to 10-4. "I don't know two-'hitters, 11 one-hitters and a At Toronto. . Fred McGriff anybd'dy who wouldn't be af- major-league record five .no- clubbed a three-run homer and fected by that. hitters. Todd Stottlemyre and · Duane "The fan s wE're real special to . Limited to th ree singles, the Ward comb~nro on an eight· me. It was a special feeling to Angels never got a runner past hitter. Stottlemyre, 1-4. worked know they still have regards for . second. Ryan retired 14 In a row six innings a nd allowed just four me. What happenro tonight wa s at one s tretch. hits in his second sta r t· since one of th e highlight s of my ·'I know he beat us. and I know being recalled from the mti10rs. career.." ' . that we lost. but you don't feel Ward worked th i'ee shutout InIt )VasJhe 56th career shutout that bad losing to _,. him. " said nings for his seventh save. J eff for the-42-year-old Ryan: moving California manager Doug Rader. Ballard dropped to 10-4. himpaststeveCar ltonandinto a "He's such a gentleman. alMarlners7.-TWtns5 thr~e-way tie with Bob Gibson though you do feel sorry for your AI ' seattle, Da r nell Coles jlnd current Angel Bert Blyleven hitters. He had some kind of greeted reliever Jeff Reardon for 11th place on the all-time list. curve ball tonight. I'm sure that' s with a two-run ·single to key ~ , Ryan walked two · and hit a the bes t he's had in a while." three-run Mariner eighth inning. · batter in beating Kirk McCaskill . ..., Elsewhere in the AL: The Mariners trailed !i·l at one 9-!i. who yielded just five hits In Yankees 6, Tilers 5 point. Winner Mike Jackson; 3-2. his eight innings. The two were • ( 11 lnnlnp) retired the finaltwo batters tn the AI New York. Jesse Barfield eighth and Mike Schooler worked locked in a scoreless duel until tied the score with his 12th home. a perfect ninth for his 20th save. . ·:t, ' ' coming ·of the _bat of J ', Gaul a single andf triple. Action continues on Friday night when Syracuse will play Albanv in second round action at 6: 30' and Pomeroy and Chester . sq1,1are off at '7: 45. The tournament is namro after the late Sill Hubbard who helped start ·the tournament In· 1959 at Kyger Creek. before' it mov~ to Syraouse i' in 1978. Hubbard directed the tournament until his death in July of 1981. The tournament · is sponsored by the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Depart· ment which Hubbard · W!IS a membc'r. Bulls fire Doug Collins T • ' .,. .. • l 'h..·laMU II, Nnr \ 'a rli ~ ~ . ....,. .... ··~~~ ·"'~'~~ t Majorii. · ,\MERit ' ,\~ I~Mk• lllti'NJ , U.:,\(il 'lr. r,.,, .t· I. (Oft RutllnMin' ......... ........ ....J; :11 ~··• \ "nrli ... ... ............... l't 41 i\ 11 ' RltMhtn .......... ...............JI -11 •.Jilt! .7 .:na - ·* ~•·~ .,•••:&~fJ,1 :U .- , ,. • !'• MoMn•ul . c-:-~·n•a , HIJ ~••. Ho•on ~ ~ l'11111·lalli.llal N4'W \ 'mi. M•Mn•lll .. H•llfllloa . Lo" ,\II .... 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Se· ·coDd clus pOstage paid at Pomeroy, Oblo. TOTAL INSECT ' CONTROL FOR HORSES & CAnLE '' ' • & SUPPLY CO. R & G FEED It fli....................... JI M . . 14\1 ... ·york bookmaker is identified ,., • · 1. ,,,., oa ,...;,.... __ ..................n ., .MI Olk'olp .......................ll . . . . . ' ~ ~ ................................It .. . . . . . . . . . . ..1 1'' """" '' ".1$ N~w Relnsdorf and Krause said · . they bope to "offer the job to our first choice in the near future." Collins became the flulls ' ninth ~ch when he rook over May 23. 1986. at age. 36 - the league's Second youngest coach at the time. He went on to compile a 137·109 regular-season record . Collins played for eight years with the Philadelphia 76ers . He averaged 17.9·polnts a game and made ~1-Star 'earn fouf times. ·' -1-il al Dl,.rull Ml••.,..... t\'IM& · 7~) PltW.IK.. alP!: Operations Jerry Krause said . "We appreciate the effort DQug has given over the past thre<' .years. . "However. throjlgh the yea rs phllo~ophical differenct's be· fon!ltll out Phil Bradley In tht• first tween mana~tcment and Doug LOSES CONTROL - Toronto secorid baseman Inning of Thursday nlaht's ~ame In 'i'oronio. Manny Lee (left) loses control of the hall aflt>r over the direction the club was (UPI) golnurew to a point where th<' move was required . Wf' wish Doug Well in all his futur!' · endeavors." Collins had one year left on his conducted by Ba.s eball Commis- operating out of Brooklyn. contract. Hedld not allude to any NEW YORK (UPJ)- The New sioner A. Ba r tlett Giamatti con· Queens and Staten Island . An di!fl'fences. but ~aid •·words will York City bookmaker who ai: cernlng Rose. -not describe the void 1 will fe el legedly placed bets for CinclnindictJnent filed in January b f h Ch naU Reds Manager Pete Rose, "Val", a principal player In th e named 34 people. including Troy . .not !1ing a part o t € . tcago Identified in baseball reports Rose Inves tigation . allegedly re· Baseball investiga tor John Stadium and this great team." · ceived thousands of dollars In Dowd has petitioned District "When hired three year s ago. I only as "Val", has been named in Attorney William Murphy to willingly aceepted the challe.nge . an lndlctmenl as a member of bet s on behalf of the Red s of leadlrig the Bulls back to the . · one of the .country's. largest _manager. Paul J ansze n, a . make the evidence relating to type of te__a.m this city richly gambling operations. accordlll!( former associate of Rose. ha s Troy available lo the commisindicated he has placed bets for deserves ." ~ , 1•~u , ~ to a televised report,. sioner's office. It was not known Collins · lecLthe Bulls to the · Richard J . Troy was indicted Rose through Val. whether Murphy would hono r During a pollee ra id on Troy's Eastern Conference finals but during an investigation into a Dowd's request. the team was defeated by even· $280million-a-year sportsbettlnll home, a telephone book wa s · tual NBA champion Detroit ring in New York City, NBC discovered with entries for Pistons. New s reported Thursday. Sev- "Paul-Rose" iiJld additional list· eral of those listed In the ings for Janszen . 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'• •' ' ' ., PLAINS . r:~ • TAKE A TEST DRIVE IN ANY· . NEW CAR OR TIUCI AID RECEIVE A JIM COBB • ' •• ' • .' TUES 7/11 6:30 : .,f • •' · Friday~' Jul.y 7, Saturday, July 8 & Monday, Jufy 10 I ' t ' - ' t . '" '11!0. 7/, 7:10 . mands . .Quite !rankly, I am disturbed about1 this slluatloli. Another thing about having a pet Is that you cannot leave home for · a very loll&' time. She gets lonely• BlmbQ Is quite a i'elpollslblllty\ I know ·Why the Humane.Society is . against one a_doptlng a dog unless you can take care of, It properly .' I am wondering whether I should keep Bimbo .at give her to some family who would look after her properly, •I .wUI attempt to keep my pet for some additional time, however, ! have my doubts as to whether :I wUI be a good fatber to' this pett•l recently received a small rubber ball bat as a gift Should Ismack · Bimbo when shP misbehaves ~ What. do you think? Suggestio~ would be appreclatro. · •·n CarryOn, Free! W. Cr011!! 1 Frog Blvd~ Syracuse, Ohio 457'79 P.S.: There Is some talk as to a · possible dog show to be held ·In Meigs County In the near future ..! will enter Bimbo as a contestanu · · ' "In Gpd~we trust' ' . , •' . . ., ,., WY 'Bim~' ·~· """ • · • . l'UPPKRS Atty. Fred W. Crow . 1 ,,!.w: I ALBANY J'AiirillRS r · ·- ' :.~::.:, Cong. Clarence Miller_ 1 'Rangers defeat . • 1lfl n~i11~==~.,~.In . - \ 'J as . c · lER . . ;Ryan gets 56th career shutout ,. . . .' The Daily Sentinei-Pagtt~3 PQmeroy-Mickleport, Ohio ' 1989 BILL HU1BAR1> l'fll«lRIAL LITTLE LKAGUH TOORNAHENT even outright subsidies. How· ever, lhe emphasis of the prO" governments a· great deal of approacl! to enterprise zones Is · gram is always on private money, either directly thrOIIJh required. It is not enougll for jl industrY and using the private ·public expenditures or Indirectly state or local government to give sector t!1 provide Job6 and eco- through foregone lax reve_!lues. tax breaks or subsl~es toencouli· nomic growth for economically .This loss receive f;om the age a business .to locate in all . depressed areas rather than the enterprise zones, . . enterprise zone. . · government. StU! other critics .point out that ' They .must also focus on Thus far, state and local for the country as a whole, buDding up the overall buslnes ~ .governments have enjoyed con- enterprise zones may be a zero climate ·of a community bf siderable sut:cess with their sum gain. That is, rather than providing these basic suppoq enterprise zone programs. A cr~atlng new jobs for the countryo systems that businesses need bu' recent survey by a business as a wh!Jie, enterprise zones may cannot supply for themselves'. , ·magazine found that through simply rearrange exl&tlng job6 such as an adequate public 1988, enterprise zones had arounll the country, encouraging Infrastructure to move thelt created :1.1!4,60() new Jobs, saved companies to relocate In the products . to market · and aa 169,100 others, and bad attracted enterprise zones from. other educated and skllled labQr tore~ ,$18.1 billion In Investment In the areas. Furthermore, It must .also ~ · s.t ates In Which IIley have been t These critics have a point: recognized that the-tax code an4 implemented. ' however, their arguments should the policies of the federal govern( Des,plte this success enterprise not be the · basis for dispensing ment can have a more profound zones are no.t without their with t.h e Idea of enterprise zones Impact on businesses than 1bO.Se critics. Some·contend that enter- altecether. Instead, they point of state and local governments.: prise zones cost state and local out mat- a llflre comprehensive Thus, If enterprise zones are tq . l#ork In buDding up Industries ' across state lines, they musj have federal support. Moreover1 · · they should focus on incentives tq '(,...D develop ne.w Industries In tllfl tJlli!aPtONNRl M-ll!JI states Instead of just ~locatlnl! '*iiA · exiSting Industries among thl! · stales. · · ! . Enterprise zone programs ca~ work ' especiallY. well . In rural areas s.ueh ours. With thl1 advent ot · computers and ad~ :v anced telf!Cominunlcatlons ~ ,.types l)fworkibatcouldformerl~ be done oqiy In cities.-can now ~ dOne practically 11nywbere. 1 Thus, il whole host of n~ opportunities for entrepreneur~ - exist In areas such as ours ~ Pushing ahead with a comp~!t' hen8lve federal enterprise zone program Is a gOod way •;to encourage ..bl!sinesl~ to mote into n~ markets an4 .·provide ~, ,.,, it new Jolis.' A federal enterprise Zl)ne program Is an lliea that Is sound In principle and one tbft I'm confident would prove soutll · in practice If given the chancett . . • _ •• . . , deserves. . , suPReMe - cou~<T ' Friday, July 7, 1989 . a . Gardlnl SUIII<rtlllronotcl..trlnltot*Y thecarrt• _!1111 remit Ia advance dlrert to "nle DlltY Senttael on a 3, e or 12 month bull. Credll ,..m be fllvon carrt.- eoch 1, . -...... = --p _.....,CeuiJ ' No IUbo<rltJIIolll by mall pennllted In areu wb... home earn.- ..-vtcer ll available. 13 ....:.............................. m.u •w-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13'1.111 u w.-.................................. wee~~a 13• w-.... ,............................. =11 - . .. :.................. :.......... .311 n.- ' $7,.31 .................................. • �• . p ·Ohio Friday, July 7. 1989 . Giants, Reds post !hursday n~ght wins ' By.TheBe~d.. By United Pr~ International t.asorda ." . eigh th and ninth Innings In relief · , _Culls 7• Padrt'!l 3 . John Smiley made two bad The players were~ upset 'that of Rick Reus~hcl. Brantley At ACfidlcagoD. Ryne Sand h behrog · l In th e eighth , and . d n re pllchcs and received a . bad National League manager struck out the sltle d ·Chiawson eac d the· bounc(' in r<'t urn . Tommy Lasorda failed to pick and Craig Leffel'ls retired three . .mer e. an . cage · score utlve stra ight in the lOth to !'arn his tl~;b 1_ e~l!'~ 1 ~ 0 on ~~nsec rts . Robby Thompson and Bl-cn . Thompson and Butler for the BuUcr slammed two-out solo All-Star tea m. 1~th save.. er rots Y s or sop P ~ hom(' runs Thur-sday night to ruin " They were motivate d by " It was a big ' 'ictory fo r us." to complete a three-~ame• ep. Smiley's solid pitching effort and Tommy Lasorda , " Craig said . i'l <Jraig sa id . "That puts us two Greg Madd~x, 8-7. g~ve up seve~ lifl the San Francisco Giants to a didn't have to motivate them g~mes In Iron( (of Houston In t!l(' hil s· a nd sll ~ckM~u\/0 ~l:l~a~s 2-1 vlctory ' ov!'r the Pirates In tonight." . r NatlonalLeagueWesl) now.T he mnlngs an lie W lt Pittsburgh. · It wa s the Giants ' fi rst victory way that guy · was pitching, I notchc>d hi.s 21st save. . a Thompson' s eighth-Inning ho- over . Smiley in fivl' carq{'r didn't thlnk we'd. get a man on Terrl'l~~j:,~· !~k~~:v~~s~. mer. hit to ll'ft on a 3-l pitc h, wa s dec isions. . ,1 first base. .'!- '. . · · , his ]Oth or the y¢ar - tying his Smiley, 7-4. walked onl', hit a · ''Even though ihe pitching was At At_l~n~a, Br ~ffln and car·Per season high of 1987. 1:1atter · and struck out l'lgiht. against us, thE' guys k['p t bat.J!'f! Parrett com rn on an Butler.' s hotner in t.he lOth, also Pittsburgh pitching coach Ray !ling. You kl>{>p battling, you eight -hit _s hutout .a nd Dway n~ off a 3-l pile h. bounced off the top Miller called. Smiley's 10 sovfn· . don't know'what might happen Murphy .".Pped a two -r ~n homer· or the fence In right lield, just out hit Innings- his longest stint In an error. a walk. But you don't . Ruffin, 2·~·- struck ou\ ~~ ~n~ of the reach of a leaping Glenn ·the majors- one oft hE' " two best expect two home run~ from guys wa ked . I ~ ee over ed gp ~"tt Wilson. . games he's pitched in h is like that. " two;thhd mnlngs an arre "Two outs whPn Robby hit his, career." Reusch el pitched near ly as posted hJS thrrd save. The Phil, two outs for Brett. too- our two · Smiley declined interviews a f- · well as ~mlll'y, giving up seven ~ les sco rt>d a ll four r uns In thp hits. walking onE' a nd striking out srx th off starter Pete_Smrth, '2-10. littlE' guys,'·: Gl'llnts Manager tl'r the gamP. but manager Jim Roger Craig said. "Butler's gol Leyland said the loss "is going to three over seven Innings. · Cardlnal_s 14, DOdgl'rs 2 three homers this year a nd two of bothl'r me more than it wlll.John. ElsPwhere in thP National At St. Lours, Tell Y Pe.nd,le ton them bounced off the fence. ' I It 's tough to waste thc>se kind of League: and Ymce Coleman dro\e in Reds 10. Mt•ts 2 three runs Pach '.o spark a· l6;hll Butler said he · simply was pitching performances." "trying to get some sort of In Smiley 's last timl' out. he At New York. Luis Quinon<;>s - a ttack·thatpoweJedSI.I,ouistoa ex tra-base hit. but when I hit it. I pitched f)ve·hlttt'r against Los siammi'd two homt•rs and drO\'(' three-g am(' sweep, Tom ' Bru · thought It was out. It ·-.lust hit the Angeles but lost 1-0 with two out in three runs as Cincinnati ~an sky and ~OS(' Oque•ndo a~ so fe nce. Th!' ball usually carries · in the ninth. pounded out U l!l'.s to bac k had threl' hils. K(•o Hrll. · -4. well hc1'e, but for some' reason 11 '"These last two were the brs t . Da nny Jackson. 6-9. Kl•nt Te-, ~ca t t('l'cd five hrt s ?ver ~Jx didn't tonight. " he's pitched in his career." kulw pitched thn•e innings fo r mmngs and Dan QUJsen,ber ry Before Craig openPd the club- Milil'r said. · his fil •st save•. David West , 0-l. notcht•d , hts fourth ~a ,·e. Tim house to repol'tl'rs. a pla yer could The victory went to r()okie Jeff took thP loss in his first s tart of Le a ry. 6-n. a llo~·Pd frve earned be heard yelling, ' .' That'sforyou . Brantley . :l-0, who pitched the the year. runs m four mmngs . . . WIMBL E DON . Eng Ia nd t'UP!) - Steffi Graf. s howing llttiP rpga rd lor S<'ntimPnt, blas ted Chris Evert out of th e Wlmbledo.n Championships Thursday for· possibly thl' la s t tlme, setting up her third consecutivetitle matchagains tMartina Navratilo'va. · Evert. making her 17th scmlfinal appearancl' in 18 years. gave a last.lingering look a !"the Royal Box from Wimbledon's famou s fe ntre Court following her 6-2. 6-lloss to Graf. It may have been her final goodbyo. Following her dismal performance against the world 's t-Jo. I ~omen· ~ player. _!':\'ert ~ nnounced she was almost certain l hts was he r Wimbledon . ~wa nsorig. • " I'm 90 percent sure I won ' t play here again." ·th e-34- year-old Ewrt said. "This will probably be my last ·one. I've ~'orked hard this yea r · and can't see myself improving. The girls are only going to get better. I'd be really shocked if I came back next yea r - unless I have a transplant ." Navratilova, shooting for a record ninth crown, remains to carry the flag for thP generation of pas t champiOns. The 32-yearold left·hander scored a 7•6 !7-~ 1 , 6-2 victory over unseeded Swed~ · Ca tarina Lindqvist to reach the Wimbledon final for the eighth eonsecutiveyea r .andforthe lOth tlme since 1978. · Navratllova r)efea ted Graf in . th ~ 19R7 fina l, with Graf prt>va iling last year. Three-time Wimbledon c ha mpion John McE nroe plays defendin g champion Stpfa n Edberg' in th e me n's S<'mifinals Friday . In th e other semi. Ivan Le nd!. winnerofs even-GrandSiamsbut still cha si ng hi s first Wimbl eden title. fa ct's tw o-tirilP titlist Boris Becker. · Evert. who won the fiJ 'SI of hPr three Wimbledon crow ns in 1974 when Graf was only fi ve yea r s old. could not co unter th e fi l'l'· powPr of the 20-ye ar-old West German in the ir 6R-minute duel in t)l P sun . The IPmpera ture on court reached lJJO d<'g ret•s, a nd tht' long basel ine ra llies took th e ir toll on the No. 4 seed. "Mter a co uple of thoS<• ra llies thought . 'Boy. il only 1 was 10 ,Vc>ars yo un g<' r . "' Eve r I conced('d. Asked w h at her 1houg h Is were when: walking of f court. Evert replied: "I was thinking this could t,w my las t time on Ce nter Co urt . Tha t Cent re Court is the• greates t court in the whole wor ld . I'll alway s remember it ." · · Gr af. who ended Navratilova 's r un of six consecutive Wim bledon c hampionsh ips in last year 's final. showed why s he is favored in the betting t.o carry off the $263,340 winner's chpck Sa t· urday. She advanced to her lOth co nsecutive Grand Slam final in remorseless fashion . with two . ,. ' New Willenlwrg roa"h is Dan Hip;her . .. servi CP brea ks in thcfirst set a nd · three in the m•xt. Graf's booming fon•hand piled on the agony lm• EvPrt. whose two-fi s ted bac khand wilt ed und er the pressure . The Flori-dia n a lSO' imposed Sl'lf-inflicted wounds by serving five double fault s. thre e of the th<>m on break point s. It is the seco nd straight year Graf ha s reachl'd the final without dropping a set and she has yielded only 20 points In h ~r six ma tches. Although Graf now has won her las t (' ight m eetings against _E vert a fter dropping the first six, she did not' ex!X'cl a n easy match. " I knew I had to.watch oufand I didn ' t expect to get anything. . from he r ." the champion said. "Chris .is a very c;ompetitive player. I was 4nlucky In the fif'st six mee tings we had. She had . more experience and knew how• to win th e hi~ games. Today , I could play better tennis becauS(' I · have hei' s trengths." Navrat ilova look fi ye minutps less tha n Graf to clinch her lOth appearance in the final. Ranked No. 2, Nav rat ilova was matchc>d st roke fo r s troke by Lindqvist in a 41-minute opening se t in whic-h the Swede stretched Navratllova wit~ her formidable ba c~ hal'lt! top-spin . • . Th en• was only one brea k ap iece iri th e se t and Navratilova's cxpl' rie nce in tight situalions saw her through the til'breakl'r . The turning point in the match ca me when Navra tilova broke for 3-2 in th e second set. " I dPcidPd to go for it a nd hit ·serite really gooq returns ," sa id Nal'l'at ilova. who reeled off the last five games. Looking ahead · to the til It• matc h, Narvratllova sa id : "I 'm now ju st one s tep away from · what m y goal was tha t I spt myse lf in the beginning of this ,Yl'ar a nd th en again about six wepks ago when I reallv s ta rted . practicing with the inte nt of winning this tourna ment . "1 wa nt it badly: Ste ffi want s it badl y. it shouldbea grea lmal eh. I'm really looking foward to it. Th is is what you live for ." Navrati iO\'a did not want to clw<'li on th e past. es pPcial y last .v ear's final. " I do il't think it makes a ny differ·Pnt'(' what haprv•ned la s t ~0 0 or 10 yea 1's y'na r , IWO years a. ... ago.'' she said. "S te ffi has won every thing in the la s t two yea rs bu t two yea1·s don' t mea n any thing. It 's wha t you ca n do tomorrow or the nex t day. You arl' oni>' as good as your las t ma tch." ·' · · ·' Sports briefs Cycl ing Greg LeMond. winner of the 1~86 Tour de France, claimed the rae(''~ overa ll leaq With a victory in the , 44- mile lime tria l from Oinard to Rennes. The 2R-yearold Amer ica n took the yellow leader's jerS('y fr·om Acacio da · Silva of Portugal. .:. Matt Rilzow and Mike Roseberg of 'Eugene. Ore. ca ptu re d first place overa-ll In the A-Division of th e only tande m bicycle stagerace held In the United Sta tes. The pair had an overall timeof8: 13: 3lln races that totalled 231 miles, edging out the seco nd-place te am of Butch Boucher ana Brad Gebhard by 16 seconds. . SPRINGFIELD. Ohio tl1PI Iforme( University of Day_ion assistant Dan Hipsher has been named hea d basketbali coa c h at Wittenberg. succeeding Larry ·Hunter, who left the Tigers In April to accept the head coaching position at Ohio Universit y. · Bob Gillespie of Ripon, who replaced Hunter briefly, has returned to the Wisconsin school GRAVELY TRACTOR lor personal reasons, Wittenberg SALES •- SERVICE olflclais said Thursday. "' 204 Condor St. ' Hipsher. 34. was a two-time Pomeroy, OH. All·Ohlo · forward at Fostoria & High School and a two-year OPEN MONDAY TI!IV fi.AY s'tarter at Bowling Green State 9 A.M. . s P.M. l./nlverslly. After earntpg his SATUIDAY 9 AJI..J P.M. master's degree from Miami ~ . (Ohio) In · 1978, he went to 1 ltQjl Mtamt-DadeCommunltyCollege :. V In FloHllla aaa coaching asslstan t · ' MV • • · and 111 months later was named : · head coach. ' . '~II'Wtlli---~;,;;.;;.;;.._, Sprllt S••tr IHrt ·----- ......--~-......... ------ - .. ' ' • a NFL owners fail to name new commissioner Thursday ClllCAGO 1UP1i - An NFL would gather again and that he owners mee ting Thursday e x· was dlsap.polnted a choice was peeled to produce unity behind a not made. new league commlssionc>r in· N('w Orleans General Manager stead reveak•d two bitter ly spill Jim Finks was favored to be factions divided on basic lssuPs. Pll•cted the NFL's seventh comAft er meeting Thursda~· fo r 6 missioner when th(' day began. \1., hours. the 28 NFL owner·s but two votes on his nomination a djourned . without naming a ended with 16 votes for Finks and commissioner to replace retiring 11 abstentions. That left Finks Pell' Rozell<'. wh·o resigned In three votes shy of the 19 needed to March after 29 years in the job. be confl rmed. RozPlle Is staying on until a Finks. who turns 62 -next successor Is riamed. month. wa s In the hotel where the No tlmetabll' for the selection · ownersmet , awaltlngwordonhls was · made. · Rozelle said the fate. He was the unanimous meeting woulp be reconve ned choice of a searcq committee with seven days notice but said that caused the division among he had ilo idea when the l!nJuo NFL owners. Cou'rt gives ,K Corp · Green light 9n Sul·livan · · • · TONIGHT ONLY . ·.H appentngs· · • • '· ' $1.50 · 'Office Hours · will (304) 675·1460 ' PLEASANt VALLEY HOSPRAL 1DLI V1 Tltelamily ol ~fe.•lona/• . . B• . • --- ~DIM. P'olrw "a . ... •· -'-- ...... • • .. 21 IN STOCK NO MONEY DOWN $-1 5 900 •PER MONTH *6996.00 SALE PRICE, REBATE TO DEALER 12.6% APR 0!11 60 MONTH FINANCING 1989, · Obstetrics & Gynecology . Mbnday through l"rlday · · 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.ni. Suite 211. PVH Medical Office Bulldlng . . . Wolf Pen personal notes Benjamin J. Sol, M.Dy- ·, .~ SUPER SAVINGS ON S-IO's - Radio preaching ONE EVENING SHOW 1:30 Women's Health · c-~en t Carmel -~DIItSStOR -. - rw. W.Va. 211110 I J il. ' )' ,, j I ' . ~ .21 at. l p.m. Entertalnment'for this las t Is by Invitation only. The Walt Disney World Entertainmrnt Division has invited the Midnight Cloggers to perform in the Ma gi~ Kingdom · sometim<" ·soon In the futu re. The group will definitely be making plans soon to sc h~ule such a performance · for their 1990 season . The group has also been presen ted a plaque . .for their "outstanding quality of 'enterta inment" by the Walt Disney Company. · 'or Yearly f'emale exams ' Physicals 1o be given Beauty pageant Physicals for athletes and There will be a beauty pageant cheerleaders at Southern · Jr .. on.Aug. 13 for ages 3-15. High and High School will be All girls must pre-enter begiven on July ]~ . at the high fore ,July 29 and entries must be school. post marked by July 27. Students are to come at the All entries will receive an following_ times, seventh and award and there Is an entry fee of eighth · grader:s from· 8-9: 30 $55. .a.m. , ninth and tenth 'graders , The pageant will.be held at the from 10-ll: 30 a.m .. and lith and -Quality Inn on Route 691 In 12th graders from 1-2: :ro p.m . Nelsonville. · All stud?nts are to Weat shorts. Physical cards must be signed Public hearing by parents prior to the physical The budget of Lebanon Townbeing given. Cards may be ship will be avallaple for public picked up at _the )ll[;:h school Inspection from now until July 1~ office. at the homeofthp township clerk, Dr. Douglas Hunter, M.D. will Shirley Johnson. ~5338 Route 124, Portland . · · perform the physica ls. Athens for "Crusi n' ," an 8:30 p.m. show on July 29 for the Wilks ville fish fry and street dance, two Aug. 7 shows at the Ohio State Fair a t the Countr:y· Music Pavillion at 1 p.m . at the . Lausche Building at 2: 30p.m. . ' The group will perform at the Mason County Fair on Aug. 10 at 7 p.m .. the Meigs County Fair on the Hills tag!' on Aug. l ~ at B: l o p.m., and fo r the the U.S. Represe nta tive Bob Wise's · Senlor Citizens Convention at the University of Charleston on Aug. RUtland Frte• rJd'l uaruenerJ meet' Oeneral and Oyneco-Jogical Surgery 1970 Chevy C-1 0 ........;•• S79SAuto. · ---'--~---- " Dr. Jack M. Levine . . 197 6 El Camino ........... ~ S2195 4 Wheel Drive. 1uto., PB, PS. . . • u.s: Bankruptcy Judge Jam"' Gabriel ruled Wednesday th~;~t K · Corp could clOS(' on its S2~111 i lhon bid for the stadium. H<' approved · the bid last DecPmh<•r. but the closing was postpone/,1 until crl•d· ilors could agree wlw would receiw how much oi the purc hase price and until a· lawsuit by Patriots owril'r Vktor f.::lam was settled. • Kiam , who had bid ·, $19 .B mfllion dollars for the stadium. lost his suit and an appeal several months ago. Ac cording to ·a settlement tl<'tween creditors, Wells Fargo Bank which was owed $20 milll~n in secured loans, will receive $17.'8 million. Connecti cut Bank and Trust. which was 1981 Olds .Omega ...~.••• S1395 Auto., PS, PB. air. 4 Speed. Cireta Riffle, honored queen of Bethel621n Middleport, and Lori Redman, past honor·ed queen ofBethel 62 and senior . princess. recrntly traveled to Kent State · Univl'rslty to attend the 64th annual session of the Grand Guardian Council of Ohio, Inter: national Ord e r of Job 's GRETA RIFFLE Daughters. · LORI REDMAN . ' 'l Carol Bohr. grand •guardian. , · Arthur Tracey , associate grand guardian, and Tracl KrooneIng, Miss Redman was selected tatives were appointed and Miss meyer. grand bethel honored .. as the grand bethel representa- Redman was appointed to serve queen. presided over the three tive to the state of Michigan . as the district V rep. day event . . The highlight of the weekend On Friday evening during the Thursday e vening at the forpresentation of aWjlrds, special was the grand ball held on mal opening, Miss Riffle and recognition was given by the Saturday with several chapters llt1iss . Redman wore the official associatl' grand guardian to Miss of DeMolay .boys attending. regalia of their stations. The Riffle and Miss Redman for their Music was provided by the Great selection or the new grand bethel dedication and support of their Pretenders. · · · ' officers and eholr was held with local bethel l'n Middleport. They The girls were accompanied to Miss Riffle being selected to ' were both presented · wlih the Kent State. by Kathy Johnson. serve In he grand bethel choir. "Ideal Job's Daughter" award . past honon~d qu~rr o( Bethel 62, Several awards . were prespast grand bethel honored queen · The degree of royai purple wa s ented that evening. Miss Rffle then held followed by the lnstalla, of Ohio, past bethel guardian of received the excellence In youth lion of the new officers, and choir Bethel 62, a recipient or the award from the 12th masonic representatives. degree of royal purple. and the district, which was presented by Saturday afternoon brought in director of music lor Bethel 62. the MOst Worshipful Grand•Mas- the Instaitatlon of the grand The annual school of Instructer of the Grand Lodge of Masons guardian council. Rosalie Mortion for district V was announced In Ohio, David L. Dresser. ton. Bethel 24. North Royalton , lor Wednesda¥, July 12, at 7 p.m. Miss Red111!9 received an was installed as grand guardian. at the Middleport Masonl.c Temaward fo.r hel1Jartlcipatlon In the and Larry Pridemore. Bethel60. ple·. All members, parents and "I Brought One In'' contest . She . Hamilton. was installed as asso- · guardians of Jol)' s Daughters brought In four new members ciate grand guardian. The grand and adults with proper Masonic slnc.e last year's grand session. deputies for each district were relationships ~ re invited to At ' the ,Friday morning' meet also Installed. District represen- attend. . . ------------""':--::------------ Mrs. Iva Johnson ,.is S(?ending ·Crystal Summerlleld, Medina, some · time with Mr. and Mrs . spent several days with Mr. ant! Harley Johnson: ' · Mrs . Steve Haggy, Stephanie, Father's Day guesis of Mr. and Brad. and Mr. · and Mrs. Robert Mrs. J .R. Murphy' • were . Mr. RusselL Robert Murphy and Robbie. Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp t'IJ · Joseph Evans. Tyson and Jona- were Sunday evening visitors of , :1' than, Mrs .. Greg Davis , Ashll, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Knapp ahd /""' .J . Joshua. and Mlrlnda, Mr. and family and also \\'lth ,Mr. and Mrs . >!eff Bole, John.E. Murphy, Mrs. Charley Smith. and Iva Johnson. . ,· Robbie Reeves. ~h~ter .. spent Judith 'Hili·gave a demonstra· Carol Sprouse. St. Louis. Mo .. the Fourth ' JUly · with his tion on the correct _way _to prune Is spending a few days _with her gra 'n dmother , -Mrs. , Dorothy roses and Suzy Carpent\'r gave a · brother, Guy Sargent, ,Jonathan Reeves. presentation on all American and Krist!. Also her mother, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frank. rose selections when the R~ tj;md . and Mrs. Robert R eed, and other Sarah and Matthew, Texas Road, Friendly -G ardeners . met rerelatives and friends. · were Sunday visitors of Mr. and cently at the home of Janet Bolin. ·Mrs. Eugene Haning and Ronald . Kimberly Willford read devo·Mr. and Mrs . .Chaires Knapp per.~onalr tlons .erttltied "Finding Faith in a were Fou r th of July visitors of Flower." Roll call was read 'J:Vlth her grandmother on New Lima each member bringing a rose to · Lula Circle recent ly visited Road. 'with Mr. and Mrs.' Doyle Multi exhibit . and family at M!lnsfl eid. • Slate' F~ir flower beds were Mr. and ·Mrs. Jeff Clrclt> and ·. discussed with Mrs. Hill agreefamilv from Keno Road spent Ing to weed the beds In July. .. Sunday with Luia Circle. 'Mrs . • Bolin received a note There were ~~ present for from Katie · Shoemaker. CheSunday school on Sunday . shire. that Richard Amsley Rev . Theron Durham will be Alief' Parsons _visited with w'ould be the speaker at the next preaching on WMPO Radio on Sheryl Johnson on Sunday. mee,tlng. A tour .to Hills Herb Sundays from 8:30 to 9 a.m. Garden in Racine wa s set for Saturday. ' · . The revised by-laws were discussed and accepte~. The eonimlttl!e for the 1939-90 yearbook was reviewed by Mrs. BoUn. . Mrs. Willford read a list of the A.A.S. new plants for 1989, and brought a five Inch miniature arrangement containing · roses . Suite 215 Mrs .. Bolin .g ave a ialk on Burr Oak. Pleasant Valley Hospital M!ll'le Birchfield brought the · Medical Of/ice Building traveling. prlz.e won by Kimberly '. Willford. Refreshments were served by 1\f~w Accepting Patients the hosteis and the next meeting · be held ·a t JoAnn Stewar.ts. · Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 . the structure. _ 1981 Ford · f airmont ••• ~. S1 095 Auto .• 2 dr., PB. PS. 1ir. . . 1969 Chevy C-25 ••••••••;~1595 . owed $R.o million. will receive $2.4 million and Diamond Vision. ·• which was owed S3 million. will rPceive $7!iO.Otl0. · Kraft and Karp. who could not : · be reached for ~ommcnt. are , reportedly cons idering putting a , roof on the l!-1-year,old. 60.!100- • . seat s tadium. ' \ ' i "Things . are moving very quickly torus, " commentsdlrector, Bruce Wolfe, when speaking of his clogging group, the Midnight qoggers. .. · The Midnight Cloggers are becoming Increasingly popular around Southeaste rn Ohio and Northwestern West VIrginia. especlally slncethelrrecent perfor-· · mance at the W;llt Disney World Resort's Magic Kingdom. Wolfe &ays that since the group returned from their Florida Tour In June, " My phone hasn't stopped ringing. People want us to perform at places and events • that I have never heard of before." Not only are groups and individuals contacting Wolfe In hopes ol schedl!ltng the Mldnlght Cloggers for performances, but individuals are trying to get Involved with his team as well. "I'll\ ·pleased with all of t.he . responses that we are get tlng. but I'm definitely not looking for more team members ·a t this time," says Wolfe. The · Midnight Cioggers are busily preparing forthelr upcom- . ing productions which they will lie l;iolng this summer. Although Wolfe says . that org_anlzatlons may make Inquiries about booking .the _group. he~o suggest. however, that peo do so at · least six weeks In vance due "to the drastic Increase In the group's popularity. Although the cloggers do not charge a set fee for their entertaining skills at this time. Wolfe says that "The client's willingness to give a donation to the cloggers will be a high consideration." Scheduled performances for the cloggers lnchide a 5 p.m . ' show on July 15 at the Salem Center Fire Depariment's Ice cream social. an evening show on July 21 at the Sundae Shoppe In . · .New uniforms, band camp for 1989. and the falrbooth were some of ihe main topics discussed at the ' recent meeting of the Meigs High School Band Boosters. when the "roup met in . the band room. , The Meigs Local School Board re.:;en,tly agreed to purchaS(' 80 new band uniforms as the band has grown In number over the previous years. The new uniforms should a'r rlve around Sept. 2i. This years band camp will" be held during the week of July 23-28 at Cedar Lakes, Ripley , W.Va. The cost or camp this year Is $71 per student. It 's fair time again and time to start preparing for the booth , buslni'SS('S and parents for the week of Aug. 15-19. . , 'T he group will. also have their foot,ball boo)h open for , th.~ preview game on Aug . .18 with Morgan High School. The .next booster meeting will be Aug. 7 at 7 p.m. In the band room. , CELEBRATE HOMER- R<'ds manugt•rP~tt· Rost• (Mt) is all smiles 11-~ h\•,and Luis Quinom•s (10) c~l~brate Qu!nones·• home ~un In th~ fourt~ Inning- of Thursday night's gam•• against the Meta _n 1 · 1 New York.' ({IPI) ' • COLONY THEATRE ,~ Midnight Cloggers moving fast · Meigs Band Boosters meet BOSTON ·. tUPII - A fedl•ra l ba nkrupt cy court )las given th e partncrsh·ip of Rotl<'rl Kraft and Steven Karp lhP g-o-ahead to close on thPir bid (or · the financially-sJrapped home of tht' · New England Patriots. officials said Thursday. Th e nvo me n, who comprls<' K Co rp, wPre expect I'd to cl oS<• on Sullivan St·adium on Fridav and · then hold a I : 30 p.m. · D(•ws confert'nct> a t thl' stadium In Foxbor·o to dit;russ thPirplans fo r ·' -Page-5··· ' a THE CJAA\IEI SYBTE .M J/, . Three share first round GHO lead CROMWELL. Conn. IUPii "You could fire whatever club Bob Gilder. Kenny Kno" · and you wanted· at the pin.". said former champion Paul Azlnger Carter. "The fairways were soft ~a pllallzed upon the rain· too. so they heta th(' bail and it softened greens Thursday and didn't roll into the rough ." shared the first-round lead at the A total of 82 players out of the. $1 million Greater Hartford Ope n fie ld of 152 bettt>red par. with a 6-under-par 6.~. Azlnger, born in nearby Ho· Overnight rains allowed the. Iyoke, 'Mass.. h.it the fi1·st 14 golfers to fire directly at the pins greens In regulation and said, ai the 6.786-yard Tournament " lt ;s been a long time sincP I got )?lay!'rs Club of Connectlcu t. off to a good start." But his round "There s hould have bet.'n a 62 finished on sour note, Azinger, . or 6.'l here tdday ,'",- said Knox . bogeying No. 18 i.·h!'n he misse d ·''I'm surprised there was noth lng the green and slid a 10-foot savt> lower." · ·. at tempt pas t the hole. · "It 1\'as' real easy day to In four of the five years the score," said Azing!'r, winner cif GHO has been played at theTP\ th e 1987 GHO. "I didn't do or Connecticut. a 64 capturt'd the anything flashy . ,When I hit II ppenlng-round lead. The ioJJrna men!. has a $1 million purse for closl'. I mad!' the pull." On!' shot back at 66 were a thP first time in its 38·y<'ar group of five. compos!'d of Brian his tory . Knox. one of the tour's better Tennyson, Ronnie Black, Jim Carter, Roger Maltbie and Clark putters, was 2-over-par afteJ' .his ' Burroughs. Defending chaf!'lplon · first five. holes but loosened his Mark Bropks . looking Jo re tain putting grip and caught fir!' . HP the only title of his PGA career. birdied tile. next three holes and fir(;'d a '1-under-par 70:· eight on t.he round . going out in · Gilder. a six-time winner on · 1-under 3~ · and returning with a !h(• tour. said accura'tp .putting '-under-par :W. morethanmadeupforhis~>rra nt "Thirty is a good number, " poor drives, sa111 Knox , who has never scored "This was onP of my worst 29 on a s ide dur.ing a PGA event. days off the te(' but ont> of my best "And 1 haven't -.s hot a :W often." days on. the green and the pultc>r "But this was the Ideal day :' out-weighs tht> drivc>r, " said the ht> said. "With the overcast skies 14-year veteran of the tour. you could see the pin placements Thursday's forecastPd raIns and where to hit the ball." never al'l'ived but skies remained The tournament record Is cloud;y . preve1,1tlng the sun from ]'·und er-par 269 but Bunoughs drying the courst'. said, "If the weather stays like this . you're definitely going to "This is as ea sy · as this goif SCJl' that go down." coursl' can get," said Maltbie, Azingl•r is currently ll th on the money list this ·year with _joking that "the winds guste d to about 4 miles an hour and the $417.499; Knox. No. 68. has won greens were soft, so it was a very $131,2RR; and Gilder, No. 102, has earned $76,,2,. inviting ta rget for the pros." .. ' ·., Friday, Juuly 7, 1989 : Grand Gua1i,,}ta' -u,; n· Cou.n·c·,;lit/ convenes a • . ....,;_,-:= -·;,:... -- ....;:··...;:"~__;.~--~...................---+----------..;.,;;;;;,;;.----~.....,;,....,------~--/- uc;. Graf, Navratilova iri · . Wimbledon finals ·. . '" 1 · RETURNS VOLLE\" - Martina Navratllova r~turns a volley agalast Catarina Undquist during semifinal acllon Thursday at Wimbledon. Navratllova won the match in two sets. (liP I) -The ·Daily s·e ntiner ' l p.m. •• Yard sale ' beneifts mission . Dil Plf.ASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL . . . . 1M family oJ proleaionolt ' ' ·. CALL BRIAN OR' DAVE .TO PLACE YOUR AD IN THIS YEAR'S EDITION . .(304) 675--3400 . ' A yard Sale to benefit U.S. Mexico Missions and Ministries will be held Saturday, from 9 to5, beilde the Cltrlsdan Union C'urch at Hoblon. Ralh cancels tbi! sale. The rain date Is July 10. ••! .j The Meigs Coun.ty ~ir Tab Is Coming August 11 th. Ad:vertising Deadline Is· .August 5, 19_ 89 ' . 'I' --- ' . Pleuant, WV 2111S50 I . �., • • ' Friday, July 7, 1989 .. • Community calendar · ' OR This Veterans · Mlcillrial Hospital loollr. ·11M lUll ~ ,_.., · •m WQrk· lakin& ~!£!. i~t Cabinet Syrecuse Pr.~ur•~tltons 992-~!78 Pomtroy 992· 2951 p,,,,, Flotrl, $1r0' · Brogan-Warner IIOWN & SNOUFFER fiBirWETY INSURANCE --=--, SERVICES SillS I SDYKE HJ-7075 171 .... Seollll , ... P. J. PAUlEY, AGENT' Nationwiclt Ins. Co. o1 cotumbu•, o ... W.Mitn MEIGS TIRE ~ .) CENTER, INC. \ 1 ~omtroy 216 S. Second · Romeroy 992-3325 (614IH2·2039 • · .: 16141H2-5721 · POr.t:RoY, OHI0-992-6677 106 loolt•o.t An. ,_.,, Clo , 204 Condor St. P-roy, 011. JoM F . Fultz, M9r. Ph. "Hill Pomeroy Craw's Family llestCRWCIIf "FHirtl•l ~111rllr FtW e~hl" 221 W. Main St. PM11y . 992-5432 992-2975 1 j WHETIIER YOU TRAVEL .OR STAY 992-3785. Pomeroy Like Many of us, you may have a vacation looming on the horizon, and of course your budget will dictate where you ·will spend it. Yoll.Jilay visit another part of the world, or just lounge around the house. In any case your vacation can be .a veiy ' enjoyable and rewarding escape from the realities of everyday living. Moreover, wherever you are the Lord will be there to watch over you. Thank Him for his protection at any House of Worship, and even if your travels take you beyond the orbit of civilization, there is always -the Bible. Put it on your list of things to pack in your suitcase. In fact, that's a good id~a no matter where you're going. To borrow the advice of a well-known 1V commercial, "Don't leave home without it." UNITED METHO· Paste.-, Rev. Carl miles above Racine on Rt. 388. Sunday Scbool 9 a.m., wcnblp service 10 a .m . Sunday evening service, 6:00p.m ; Prayer meetina and Bible Study Thursday, 6:30p.m. MT. OLIVE UNITED METHODIST- Off lll4. behind WBkeavule. Char liB Jon ... pastor Sunday_ School, 9:3la.m.; morning worsblp, 10: 30; Sunday and Thursday evening services, 7•00 p.m. MIIIGS COOPERATIVE P ARIIIH UNlTIID METHODiliT CHURCH NORTHEASTCLUSTIIR Rev. DoD Arch..- Rev. Fraall. Croloot Rev. Selden Joha• ALFRED- Church Schooi9·Jt a.Jn. ; Worship, 11 am.: UMYF6:30 p m : UMW ..... 111'11 ~d tiU'd dov. 'SChool tO· :K> a m Bible Study Wednesday, <nl~t:'~;p:~ CHURCH, ~~~- &1-~~;r~~~~;:;~~ SdlooL Youlll rrwttng SACRED HEAR CATHOLIC CHURCH - POm..-oy. Msgr. Michael Hellmer. Ph. 992-5898. Saturday evening Mass, 5. 30 JOPPA - Worship 9:30 a.m.: Church 7: 30p.m. (J ohnson). LONG BO'ITOM - C~urch School 9 30 CHURCH 6F JESUS CHRIST APOS. a.rn, Worship 10.30 a. m., Bible Study, Wednesday. 7· 30 p m.: UMYF Wednes· day , 6 00 p.m., Communion Fh st Sunday of Month 1Crotoon REEDSVILLE- Church School9, 30 a. m ; Worship Service 11 00 a m TOUC FAITH- New Lima Road, next to Fort Melp Park. Robert W. Richards, paitCI'. Sullday ~rvke!, 10 a.m and 7 I? m~ Wedneeday wmiUp, 7 p.m . Church School 9 a m . Worship 10 a.m : .Bible Study. Tuesday, 7·30 p m , Commu· nion F irst Sunday (Archer) p.m.; Surx!ay Mass, 8 a.m. and 10 a m CCD classes, 9 a .m . flrstandthlrdSundays or each month. Confessions. One-halt hour before each Mass. GRAHAM TUPPERS CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev. Kathryn Rll ey UNITED METHODIST, Preaching 9.30 a.m. first and second Sundays of each month; third and founhSun- day each month worship services at7 30 p m .; Wednesday evenings at 7· 30 p.m Pray~r and Bible Study SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Mul' berry Heights Road. Pomeroy Pastor Bob Snyder; Sabbath School Superintendent. Rodney'Sptres Sabbath School begtns at 2 p.rn. on Saturday afternoon with worship service following at 3 00 p m Everyme welcome. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ·· - Sister Harriett Warner Sup! Sunday School9:30 a m .. Morning Worship, 10:45 a.m . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, Lyston Halley, minister: Saturday evening evangelistic services, open to pub!!c, 7 p. m.; Sunday Church School, 9 ll am .; ' Morning Worship 10 30 a.m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, l'o· meroy Pike E Lamar O'BryanC pastor; Jack N~eds. Sunday School Director Sunday SChOol, 9 :JJ a .m : Morning Worship, 10: 45; evening worship, 7.00 p .m. fD S.T . I & 7: 00 (E .S.T 1: Wednesday Frayer Ser- vice, 7:00p.m ID.ST.I&7.30PM. IE .S. T .): Mission Friends ~ages 2 6) Roya l Ambassadors (boys ages 6-18) , and Girls In Actton (ages 6-181 on Wedn esdays, 7 p. m. (D.ST)&7:30pm IE.S.T.J,Tuesday VIsitation. 6· 30 p.m . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal· ley Run Road. Rev. Emmett Raw son, pastor. Handlt"J' Dunn. supt. Sunday School, 10 a .m ., Sunday evening service, '1 30 p.m. , Bible teaching, 7: 30pm. Thursday. SYRACUSE MISSION, Chen y St., Sy· racuae. Mark Morrow. pastor. services, 10 a .rri . Sunday Evening services Sunday and Wednesday at 6:00p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN ·~JS'i'IAN UNION, Dwight Haley, first der. Wanda Mohler ~ Sunday School Su~ nday School 9 ll a.m.: Morning Worshl tO· 30 a .m .: Evening Worship 7· :1) p.m .; edneaday prayer meetlng7 .:ll p.m . MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Racine. Rev James Satterfield. pastor Freeman WUllams. Supt. Sunday School 9:45 a m , Sunday and Wednesday rvenlng.services, 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner Sixth and Palmer. James Seddon, Pastor Edna Wllsm, S S. Supt; Cathy • 1 Rtgp. Asst. Supt. Sunday Scftool, 9.15 a ' m ; Morning Worship, 10· 15 a.m ; Sunday Evening service, 7 p m. Prayer meeting and Bible St11Ciy Wedni!Sday evening, 1 p m.: Children's choir practice, Wednes· day, 1 p.m.; Adult chotr practice, Wed .. 8 p.m .; Radio program , WMPO. Sunday, 8 30 a .m. PLAINS ST PAUL - Rev. Don Meadows • Rev. Wnley Thatcher Rev. Paul Martin Rev . Arthur Crabtree Rev. Roll<rl Sleele ASBURY 1Syracuse) -Worship 11 a.m. , Church School9.45 am .. Charge Bible Study, Wednesda y, 7:30p.m ; UMW, first Tuesday, 1. 30 p.m , Choir Rehearsal. Wednesday 6· 30 p m 11'hatcher) ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a m , Chu rch School10 a.m.; Bible Study. Tuesday. 7· 00 p m, UMW, First Monda y, 7 30 p.m . UMYF Sunday. 6 p.m. Choir Re- . hcar:sal, Childr en 's at 6 30 p. m. Adult following. Wednesday. fRileyl ' FLATWOODS - Church School, 10 a.m. Worship, 11 a.m., Blblp Studv. Thurs day, 7 p m UMYF . Sunday, 6 p m (RI· ley ), FOREST RUN - Worship 9 am: Churc h School 10 A.M. Choir practice, Thursday. 6 ~ p m.: UMW third Monday (Thatcher ) HEATH IMiddleportl -Church School. 9·30 a m ; Morning Worship 10.:1.1 a.m., Yout h Gr oup. 4 p m .. Wednesday. Bible study 6·00 p m Choir reh earsal 7·00 p.m (Zuniga) MINERSVILLE - Church School 9;00 a m .. Worship serv ict> 10 .00 a .m .. UMW third Wednesday. 1 p m rThatcherl PEARL CHAPEL- Church School9 .00 a m.; Wor ship Service 10 ·00 am !Martin ) POMEROY - Church School, 9: 15 a m ; Worship 10· XI a m . Choir rehearsal Wednesday, 7 30 p m UMW. srrond T uesday 7::1lp m UMYFSu nday.6p m IMeadows) ROCK SPRINGS- Church Srhool, 9·15 am. , Worship lOam., Bible Study, Wednesd ay. 7·30 p m ; UMYF (Seniors) , Sunday, 6 p m; (Ju niors) every ot her Sun- day, 6 p.m iRII ey\ RUTLAND - Church School. 10 a.m , Worship, 11 a.m., UMW Flrsl Monday. 7· 30 p m. (Crabtree\ SALEM CENTER- Church School9· 15 a .m : Morning Worship 10·15 a m. (Steelt'l SNOWVILLE - Morning Wor!lhip, 9· 00 a m . Chu rch SChoollO 00 a.n). (Martlnl SOU'111ERN 'CLUII'l'EII Rev. Xeaaetll Baktr lin. Ro1w Grace Rev. Carl HltD APPLE GROVE - Church School 9:00 a m : Morning Worship 10;00 a.m ; Bible Study Sunday 7:00p.m: Prayer meeting MIDDLEPORT C11URCH OF CHRIST, 7:00p.m Thur!day. (lllcks) BETHANY - Worship 9 a.m.; Chureh School tO a.m ; Bible Study Wedneoday 10 RldW'd DuBooe. Auooate Pastor, Mike Gtrlach, Sunday Sohool Supe-tntendent. nesday 11 a.m (Bak~) CARMEL - Chureh Sohool 9: 30 a.m.; Worship, 10·15 a.m. Second and Fourth 5th and Main, Alliartson, minister; Bible School9: 30 a.m., Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. E~nlnl Worship 7:00 p.m. Wedn-y, 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA z.utENE, PASTOR Fred Penhorwood BUI White SUnday School Supt. Sunday Sohool9:ila.m.; MorniDK Worship 10:45 a.m.; EvonlnK &!rvlce, 6.00 p.m.. Wed· aeoday Prayer ~I1i 7'110 p.m UNJr1CD PIIDI JAN IIINIITKY , or IIEIIlll rouNTY llaw. O'Qolllo ....... HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday: Worship Services 9:00a.m.: Church Sdlool10: 15 a.m.. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN ......., - . 9 a.m.; Chllrch oervlce, a.m; Dorcas Women's Fellowship Wed- Sundays; Fellowship dinner with SUttm third Thursday, 6:30pm. (Baker). MORNING STAR- Chureh S.hool9: 15 a.m., Worship 10;30 a.m.; Bible Study, Thur!day, 7·30 p m. (Baker). SU'ITON- Chureh S.hool, 9:30a.m. ; Morning Worship lQ: 45a.m . flr.standthird Fellowship dinner with Carmel third Thursday, 6:30p.m. (Baker). EAST LETART- Mornln1JWOroblp9:00 Su~ys; a.m.; OlurchScboollO:OOa.m.; UMWftrat Tuesday 7:30 p.m. (Grace) . LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m.; Church ScliooiiO a.m. (Grace) RACINE- Chureh !lcliool, 10 a.m.; WorlhlpU a.m.: UMW lourtbMolllll,y al7:30p. m.; Moll's Prayer Brwoll!alt, Wetm•ay, 8 (Gra~IU~ nRSTUim'EDPRESBY- a.m. KENO Cf!URCH OF CHRIST, Ro1er TEiUAH - kndaY S.hool, 10 a.m.; Spr1D1o mlnloter; Starllllr MaiiOJ'and .otCWI'i!lll..,lee, 18:111.111. lvet Swain, Sunday Sohool SUptL Pr•cllRIJ'l'LAND CHUIIOI OF COD, PaatCI', lnl 9:30a.m. eaeh Sunday; lluaday Sehool RaJ•rw' OIL lundayS.hool10.00o.m.; 1D·30am · i!lllidiJ lolondDI-P 11:00 a.m. CbllHOBSON CHURCH OF CHRIIT IN drl!l:l Cillrdl 1J a.m. Sunday E...IDI CIIRIS1'IAK UNION, Therca Dltrllani, i!& 11w T:IO p.m. Wed., I p.m. Youql,a· lldiCI'. Sunday oervlce. 9:30a.m.; oveotHif Aulllary. Wedll-y, 7 p.m. Famlna oervlce 7:00 p.m. Prayer meotlq, p.m. CHURCH. 0!1 ; Wedneoda.v,J:OO BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF 'RL •a aIIIII• lr,.. Portlallci-Loq Bot· ; CHRIST, Jooepll a. puiGr. lllile · ·~ .... a.n. ...... ..._,SChool, : a- t:aoa.m.; ~-e•L 1 m.; E-1111 WOralllp, 8:10p.m. 111ar 11 '.'~!.tr:~:J; ~llleii1!!Jy, 8: 3D p.m. . , p.lll. il1J:ilt"'eoMIIVIRI'Y ti:1t;!ia _..._ Hoi...., ___ ______ ----,_ - . ( 5••w .Q3.,.,~, 93 MH1 ltr,.t HOME, GOD IS THERE 212 E. l1in Stre,t Third . Tuesday, 7•30 p m Communion. first Sunday (Archer) CHESTER - Worship 9 a .m : Church SchoollOa .m , Bible Study, Thursday, 7p. m.; UMW. first Thursday, 1 p m , Communion, first Sunday (Archer ). j . '\ HarrloCIIvllleRd. (Rt. 143) Robert E. Pur· U!ll, minister; Steve Stanloy, Bible S.llool SUpt.; Rodney Howery, A..l. Supt. SUN , DAY: Bible School 9:30 a.m.; Worship 10:30 A.M and 7:30P.M . WednEOday Bl· ble Study,7:00 p.m. ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine Grove. The Rev. WOllam Mlddleswarth, pastor. Church service 9;:ll a .m.; Sunday School10::1) a.m. BRADBURY CHURCR OF CRRIST, Tom Runym, pastor. Sunday Schoo19. 30 a.m.: Larry Haynes, S. S. SUpt. Morning worship JO:J> a m. RACINE CHURCH OJ' THE NAZA- RENE, Rev John Vance, pastor; Sandy Justice, C~rman of the Board of Christian Life. Sunday School9:Xl a .m , MornIng worshlp 10:!0 a .m.; evangelistic service 7· DO p.m. Wednesday service, 1 p.m. LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCR, Dex· ter. Woody Call, pastor. Services Sunday 10 a .m . and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Lloyd Sayre, Supt. Sudllay School9.30 a. m. ; mornln1 worship 10:31 a.m Sunday evening service 7 p,m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Steve Deaver, Paster. Mike Swiger, Sunday School Supt., Sunday School 9:311 a.m.; Morning worship 10· 40 a m.; Sunday even1Ril worshiJ' 7: 30 p m , Wednesday evening Bible study 7::ll p m BURLINGHAM COIIIMUNITY CHURCH, Burlingham Roy La11Ciermllt, past<r. Jlo. bert Cozart, assistant J85hr. Su• School f \ pastor. Steve Little, S . S Supt. Sunday School 10 a. m.; Morning worslp, 11 a m., Sunday evening worship 7:30p.m Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday , ~7 30 p.m.; Youth meetiDI Wedneoday at 7 p.m. REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 383 N. 2nd Ave, Middleport. Sunday School10 a.m Sunday evening 7· OOp.m ; Mld·week service, Wed, 7 p.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Jeff Patterson, superintendent. Sunday School 9:30 a.m ; Mor'1iniJ Worshtp 10:;JJ am.; Sunday evening service, 7: 00p.m.; Wedn-y evening service, 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH 'oF THE NA· ZARENE. Rev Glenn McMUian, pastor Mary Janice Lavender, Sunday School Supt. Sunday Sc)mci 9:30a.m; Morning worship 10: ~ a.m.; EvanaeiiiUc service, 6p.m.: PrayerandPraloeWednesday, 7p. m.; Youth meettnc, 7 p.m. ... EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Elden R. Blalte, pastCI' Sunday School 10 a.m.; Gary Reed, Lay l'"der. Mornina sermon, 11 a .m.; SUnday night services: Chriltian Endeavor 7: XI p m . , Soq oervlce 8 p.m. PreachlnrB: 30 p.m Mld·""'ek prayer meetlnK, Wedneoday, 7 p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Char· les Domlpn, pastor. MU$-ed Zleglll', Sull· dill' School Supt. Morning Wonlip 8:30 a. m,; Sund'IY School !0:30a.m.; Evenlngser. vtce. 7· XI p m. MT. UNION BAPTIST.oPaator: Joe N. rS .yre, Sunday School9:t5 a.m .; Evening worship 6:30pm., Prayer Meet inK. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. · TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. Robert Footer, pastor; Howard Caldwell, Su~lntendent: Chureh school 9 a.m.; WorshiP sft'Vlce9:45 a .m. and 6· :ll p.m E~~me 'Neicome. CHE R CHURCH OF THE NAZA- RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. Frank Riffle, supt. Sunday School9::tl a . m.; Worship RrVIce. 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sunday. Wedn-y, 7 p m. Prayer !neet- lnr. LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCR. WOllam WUIIIUYII, putor, Robert E. Bartoo, Dlre<tor o1 Chrltttan EducatiOn; st... EbUp, a11lltant. Sunday So:bool 9:30a.m.; Morninr worahlp 10:~ a.m.; THill ID Actloa, 6 p.m.; E"""lng Worohtp, 7:00p.m. Choir prartlce 8 p.m. ~nday. Wedneoday f'YenlnK prayer and Billie otudy. ' DEXTER · CHURCH OF CHRIST, Wat1011, mlnlater; Norman Will, ______ ...... lhltllopert, 112-5141 Dhlt 261 Soutll IIIII 106 Mtlllorry Avi. Ed Roush, p-~oy • Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m • momtng worship and c hildren's church 10.30 a.m.; evening preachln& serv1ce tint lhree Sundays, 7: .ll P.m.: SPecial service fourth Sunday evenfng, 7. 30 p.m.; Wednesday Prayer Meeting, Bible Study and Youth Fellow· ship, 7:30 p.m. , , • CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. 1 Located on 0 J . White Road ol HIKhway 160. Pat Hensen. pastor. Sunday School10 a .m. Classes for all ages. Junior Church 11 1 a.m.; Morning worship 11 a .m . Adult Choir practice 6 p.m. Suriday. Youne People's, Cbtldren' s Chureh and Adult Bible Study, Wedneday at 7.30 pm. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant St., Mlddleport.~fUiated wllh Southern Clyde W Henderson, _pastor Sunday School9.30 a .m., Ralph Carl, Supt. Ewnlng worship 7:00 p m. Prayer meellng, BaptisfConvenll n. Oavki Bryan, Sr , Ml· nlster. Sunday bool. 10 a .m.; Morning worship 11 a.m.; Evening worship 7 p.m : Wednelday evening Btble study and prayer meeting 7 p.m. Wednesday 7·00 p.m OLD BETHEL FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH, 28601 Stat~ Route 7, Middl<> port. Sunday SchoollO a .m.; Sunday even· BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St <RI. 121 and Co. Rd. 5. Scott Stewart, pas· ing service 7· ll p.m.; Tuesday service-, 7:30p.m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. tor. William Amberger, S S Supt.; Sunday School 9 :ll a.m.; Morning Worship 10: 30 a.m. ; Evealng worship 7· 30 pm. Wednesday worship 7:30p.m. 0 H. Cart, pastc:r. Sunday School at 9: 30a . m., Morning worsldp at 10.30a.m.; Sunday evenl(\g ser:vtce at 7 30p.m. Thunday aervlces at 7: 30p.m . ST. PAUL LUTHERAN• CHURCH, Corner Sycamore and Second Sts., Pomeroy. The Rev. WIIUain Mlddleswart, pastor. Sunday Schoci 9· 45 $. m. Church •service 11 a.m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, located on County Road 31. Rev. Roger Wllllonl, pastCI'. Sunday School "9;30 a.m. , Morning Worsh110. 45 a.m.; Sunday evening worship 7:00p.m .; Wednesday evening Bible Study 7:00p.m. ~ SACRED HEART CHURCH, Msgr Anthony Giannamore. Ph. 992-5898. Satur- day Evening Mass 7·30 p m.; Sunday Mau, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. ConfessJons one half hour before ea~h Mass. CCD classes, 11 a m SJ!ndaY \ WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCII- CoolvUle RD. Rev. Phltltp Rl· denour, pastor. Sunday Scbori 9: 30a.m.: worship service 10· 30 a.m.; Bible study and worship service. Wet!lnesda}', 7 p.m . VIcroln'- HAP-I'ls-r, 525 N. 2nd st., Jr , pastor. Mrs. Ervln Baumgardner, Sunday SChool Supt. SundaySchool9:30a. m : Worship Servlce, 10:15'a,m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B.. Hoskins. evangelist. Sunday BlbleStUdy9a m.; Worship, to a.m.; Sun· day evfD.Ing service 6 p.m.; Wednesday evening !IE!I"VIce, 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, Rt. 124, William Hob4ck. pastor. Sunday School10 a.m.; Sunday everilng service 7 p m Wednesday evening service 7 p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle, Supt Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m Praytr service, altern· ate Sundays. THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Lima Rd., next to Fort Me\p Park, Rutland Jlobert Richards, pastor. Services at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays and Sundays. MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH· David Curfman, pastor. Sulday School. 10 a.m.; worship service 11, lft.m.; Sunday night worshlp service 7-~ p.m.; Midweek prayer service Wedltrsctay 7 p.m. Wedneoday oervlce 7 p.m. WMPO proRUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· WESLEYAN B\BLE HOUNESS CHURCH ol Middleport, Inc., 75Pear1St., RENE . Samuel Basye, pastor Sunday School9 . 30 a.m.; Worsblpaervlce10. 30a. m. ; Young people' s service 6 p.m. Evangelistic serviceS: :JJ p m. Wednesday service 7 p.m. , MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, MIII..St, Mason, W. Va. Sundoy Bible Study 10 Rev Ivan Myers, past«; Roger Manley, Sr., SUnday School Supt. Sunday School 9: :W am.; Morning Wor!lhip 10:30 a.m.; Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Wedneoday 1 a .m.; WorstUp 11 a.m. and 7p m Wednesday Bible Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· dinK Lane, Mum, W. Va. J. N. Thack..-, pastor. Evening servlte 7·XI p.m .; Women's Ministry, Thursday, 9:30 a .m ., Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7· 15 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . HarUonl, W. V~. Rev. David McManis, pastmo. Church SChool 9:30 a .m .; Sunday momlna service, 11 a.m.; Sunday evening aervl~. 7•30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting, 7: 30 p.m. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, W. Va., Rt. 1, James Lewls, pastor. Wor- ship services 9:30a.m.; Sunday School 11 a .m.; Evening worship 7: XI p.m. Tuesday cottage prayer meetp.g and Bible Study 9:30 a. m. ; Worship ter..rlce, Wedneeday evening Bible study, prayer and praiBe service, 7:30p.m. LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD - Gary Hines, pastor. Sunday School9.30 to 10·20 a 'm ; Worship Sr.' lee 10•30 to ll::Kl am., Sunday evening ser· vice, 7 p m .; Midweek Prayer Service, Wed .. 7 p.m. I MT OLIVE FULL GOSPEL COMMUN· 1TY CHURCH, Lawrence Bush, pastor Max Folmer, Sr , S. S. Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m. ; Sunday ev~ning service, 7:30 . m.; Wednesday evening Bible study and praise servtce, 7: :Jl p m. .. UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt. 7 on Po· meroy,By·Pass. Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH, MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Thll'd , Ave Rev. Clark Baker, putor. Carl Not- I tingham, Sunday Scllool Supt. Sunday School 10 a .m. with eluteS for all ages. Evening services at 6 p.m. Wednesday Bl· ble study at 7:30pm. Youth service& Frl· day at 7:30p.m. . , ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP, 128Ml11St., Middleport. Brolller Chuck McPherson, ANTIQUITY I!APTIST. Kenneth Smith, '' .service 7• 311 p.m.; youth lell""lhlp6: 30 p. m.: Blblestudy, Thuroday, 7130 p.m. FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom Kelly, pas· tor. Danny Lambert, S. S.., Supt. SuDday momlng service at 10 a.m.; SUilday evening service 7:30p.m. Tue!day andTh.urs· day Services at 7: ~ p.m. NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE, Rev. Glflldon Strcul, pastil'. ' Sunday School9:30 a.m.: Worsblpoervl.,., • 10:30 a.nr.; Youth oervlce SUDday 6:15 p. TRIMMING UP - The Pomrroy·Middleport Lions trlmmt•d and mulcht'd lh<' downtown l!'t'es Saturday along Pomeroy parkin!( lot. Funds lor tht• projl>d wt•re mad<' possible hy a donation from th•• Mt•rt•hants A..sodatlon and a matching fun~ lrnm rlarlc<' Krautlt•r of K&C Jewelel'!l In mt'mory of Karl Krauttt•r. From left to rlghl are Lions Club members, Lersa; Murpht•y, Kenny { Jtt, Tt•rrl Penhorwood and Br11ce T<'aford. l m. Sunday evenlne eervlce!T:OOp.m. Wed· l nesday Prayer Meellnr and Bible Sludy 7.00 p.m. NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, SUn· day afternoon services at 2. 30. Thunday . evenlna.se-J;VIces at 7:30. FIRST BAPTIST CJIURCH, MasCII, W. Va. Pastor, Bill Murphy. Sunday School10 a .m .; Sunday even1n1 7:30 p.m. Prayer meetlnK and Bible study Wedneaclay, 7: 30 RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa· lem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sund4oy School 10 a.m., Sunday even(Jii7:00 p.m.; Wednesday evening prayer meet inK 7:00 p.m . stricker, pastCI" Sunday School 9 a.m.; Worsblp Service-, 10 a .m. t Sunday evening service, 7:00p.m. Wedneoday night Bible stud 7:00 .m. . .. ., Walnut and Henry Sta .• Ravenswood, W. Va The'Rev. Georae C. Weirick, putor. Sunday SChool9: 30 a.m., Sunday w«shlp REACHING OUT TO HELP woods Rev. Blackwood, pastor. SerYlce1 on Sullllay at10.30a.m. andT:30 p.m. with SulldaySchool9:30a.m. BlbleStucly, Wedneoday, 7:30p.m. F41'l:H FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, St. Rt. 338, Aallqulty. Rev. Fraaldln Dickens, paator Sunday mom- InK 10 a.m.; Sunday evnlnl 7:30 p.m. Thursday evening 7:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOU· NESS ClltlRCH, Inc., 75 Pearl St. Rev. lvanMyero, artinrpaator; Ro,.rManley, Sr., Sund4oy Sohool SuperinU!ndent. Sunday Sohool 9:30 a.m.; Mornlnlr worlhlp ~10: 30 a.m.; ev.alna wonblp f:30 p.m.; . Wednloday eveninll Bible ltudy, prayer an~raloe oervtce, '1: 3D p.m. H OF JESUS CHRiliT APOSTO - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder Jam•, Miller, put..-. SuDday Bcbolll, 10:30Lm.; Wortblp=Und"l.., 7:30 P-~IillllltSIIIdr. Wed , 7:30p.m, VARY PIUlRlll EL. HarrtICIIYIII~d. Rev. VlctCI' Rouob, pastor; CUIIIIII Faulk, Sunday Sohool Supt.; Sun· clay!lo:hoolt: 30a.m.; monlnawonhlp,ll a.m.; Iunday evenlaiJ oervlco 7:30p.m. .Pra:vw Mellllta, W-eot~ay. 7:30 P.l!l. j'VIy family Wf.S going thrOugh tough times ..Things kept' going from bad to worse, and I blamed myself. I was the mother. What was I doing wrong? Why could I not pull everything together and get everyone to feel happy? Although I prayed about the situation daily for months, I fell more and more Into despair. One day my sister came to visit. She 'told me her , ' neighbor- a person totally unknown to me- had sent me something. It seems she was having tough times, too, and s~ wanted to share a message that had helped her: a page from a devotional magazine. The message, based on Psalm 1~2: 7, was on replacing worry and fear for our families with prayer and trust 'in God. This me.ssage from-the friend I have never known finally, got through to me. I was able to place my trust fn the Lord and .accept God's will for our family. Now I pay this tribute to my faraway friend: whenever I hear of someone In distress over a loved one, I make a copy of that worn and wrinkled page and pass It on! Taken from tile The Upper Room DaUy Devotional Guide . I " ·c: ,, \,. ,, " , '" '( > -.'•~ ''. ... ..'•, .,' . .' •• I RACINE - The annual Vail Meter reunion will be · held Sunday at the Star Mill Park In Racine. Dinner wilt be a t noon ' , and all family m e mbers and friends are welcome. Those altendlng are asked to bring a small Inexpensive gift or fa mily keepsake for the door prize. The event Is hosted by lhe family of Esther Da iley \ '' •, 'I•. i •• "' JUNIOR CADET - Ohio Highway Patrol . Trooper Susan M. RancP, ,Junior cadet counst•lor, advises juniorcadet ,Jane Ann Williams . daur;hter ~ of ,Jack and Judy Williams, PO Box 176, Syracu$t'. ,'-' CHESTER -Girl Scout day c amp ha s be<•n cancelled for the week of July 10 through July 14 . -REEDSVI}.LE -Descendants of •Ed anq , J<;llza Hayman will have their annual reunion on Sunday at Forked · Run Statf' Park. A baskel dinner will be hold al 12 · 30 p.m . f eligible; how••vcr. children 12 and under should indicate age in order to be considered for a special childre n's category. Wlnl)ers wilt receive a round· frlp flight to !he company's Ice ·cream headquarters In Oakland. Calif on Sept. 14. a two· night st<ry a! thP Claremont Resort Hole!, ,anil a full day of lee cream ;tasting on Friday. Sept.! I\, 'capped off with a hosted {!inner on San Franclsco's Fisherman's Wharf - with lcL• cream fo r dcsserl . of course. The tasteful 20 Will also b<• awarded their weigh! m ice cream clnglft cerlifiCal es to' ta ke home). It has ,not been detcr mlrted however. If winners 1< Ill be weighed In before or after their tasting binge. • 10 CADET TRAINING - Ohio Highway .Patrol Trooprr Susan M. Runct•, .tunior ta(it•t counNt•lnr By IJnlted Press lnternul kmal BLACK BIAS: Filmmak<•r Splkt• Le<•, director of the contra· veiSial "Do the Righi Thing." w11l lea d a 1 panel on blacks In • Hollywood during lhe801h annual NAACP Convenllon next week at Cabo Hall in Del roll. UPe. whose film examines a flctlllous racf' rio I, and Tv p ~rformer s Tim and Daphne Rolil will discuss obsla· cles tor hlack perform<•rs In the -enterlalnment tndust ry on Tues· dav. Actor Danny Glov<'r wilt spl.ak the same day at a youth forum. to be followed by TV talk s how host Oprah Winfrey. HARD KNOCK: British pop s Inger Rod Slew art knocked himself out accidentally during a perfmmance In Pine Knob, Mich. • During the Wednesday night show, Stewart was moving a bout, cuI a corner too closely and slammed his head Into a light fixture. He fell. face forward. to the floor and lay there as the gullarlst took up the song, "I'm Lost In You.',' The spotllghl was taken off Stewart and he was helped off stage by ere~~:: members. Aboul 20 mlnules later. he returned, unbandaged, ljlut In a different shirt and vest. "Sorry about that." ·he told the audience. Then he continued the concert wllh ''Hot Legs." · TANYA'S TOT: Countrymuslc star Tanya Tuc•er has given , birth to a 7-pound, 6-ounce baby girl at Vanderbilt Unlverslly Medical Centl.'r. The 30-year-old singer named the child Pret~ley Tanlta Tucker. Tanya, who is not married, declined 10 name the falher of her child and a source at Capl!ot Records in Nashville said she would be tht> sole parent. LOWE'S WOES; Actor 'ft:ob Lowe won a partial victory In his quest for dismissal of a suit filed by the mother of a t<>enage girl who claims he , seduced her daugl'\ler lnlo a videotaped sex · ual · encounter. U.S. Dl•trlct Judge Ernet1~ Tidwell Thursday ruled the mother. Lena Arlene Wll!lon. could not recover dam· ages lor emotional stress ~hf' claims she suffers for what happened to Lena JIUI Parso1111. However, Tidwell dented Lowe's request· to dismiss Wilson's claims . lor damages for the "seduction of lhe daughter.'' Lowe, 25, Is alleged to have coaxed Parsons, lhen 16, Into a filmed tryst with another woman last summer while he was In Atlanta tor the Democratic Na· tlonal Convention. BOND'S ~JMB08: James Boad•a Ia tear screen loveInterest, actress Carey (.Lowell, says her characl~r Is ' not like the bimbos ln the old Bond movies." Lowell, who plays opposite Tllnoaly Dalltn'• 007 1!1 )I advist•s ,iunlor ~ adet Mary M. Parker, daughter ol Alht•rt .md Dorothy Parkt•r, 3K250 Sumner Road. pointed 10 a 3· to 4-foot long black Policeman shoots snake, loses and white snake· Thr- offi cer sa td job h<' didn'l know tf lht• snake wa< WOODSTOCK. Ga . <UPil - ' poisonous 'but d<•e m ed it a threal Policeman Ca rlton Whitworth to Ihe communit y aboul 2!\ mil es was fired for "needlessly endannorthwesl of Allanta. genng th<• lives and property of He sa id he It 1ed to bludgeon Ihe citizens" by shooting a snakefivl' re ptile with some la nd scapin g times with his service revolve r. timbet and wh e n Ihal dtdn 'twork Policc Chief H.G. Thompson he shot 11 II''" tim<'< w1 th his sa1d tt' wasn't the first 'time revolve! The n he ftm shc.d 11 off Whltworlh, who has beL•n wilh with Ihe piece of wood . thf' for~ e only two weeks. ignored " There wasn ' l nobodv in lhP basic pollee rules abOut the use or s ubdivision but m e a nd th<• g uy firearms. who co mplained " abo u\ lhe Thompson suspended Whll · he said . " l d idn' l e n· snake. worth without pay la st week and dange• nothing " terminated the officer "effectt\•e He sa td hP was hinng a la wyer Immediately" Wedn esday. to fight his dtsmtssa l "You discharged your weapon five times In a heavily populated In the mooooo-d for loVI' subdivision. needlessly endan· TOWANDA . Pa. IUP[) - A gering Ihe lives and property of m eat pac klng planl e mploye(' citizens of Woodstock. " Thomp· was c ha1 ged w1th <tea ling $20,Cl()Cl son said In a memorandum to wot th of cal tic galls tones dPS · Whitworth tined for Pxpm t lo Ihe Or!Pnl. Wh1lworth sa id he . did not endanger any citizens when hi ~ patrol car was flagged down June 29 by a teenager . who FLINT. Mich. <UP!l -Action Aula Slores lne annoupced Thu rsday it has sold three of its Mi c higan ret a il s tores 10 Net 2 L.P . a New York·basecl limite d ··ucense to Kill." says' in Ihe partne1 ship . July 11 issue of Glamour Maga· The company expects to close zme that Honor mackman. who on a nol her 10 stores by Ihe e nd of played Pussy Galort> in "Goldfln· September under the previously ger." was the most Interesting announced sa le lea seback Iran · Bond flame because she was cold saction with Net 2 L.P. toward 's Bond's affecllons. C. James Sabo. chatrman and c hief execuuve officer. said Acllon Aulo will receive $7 . ' Two Pomerov ~1 tmths wPJe among ·HI ~~oung men and women to 1t•cel\'<' graduat ton Cl't' lifl· ca tPs for pa l'tlci pa tin g In J unim Ca det WPek a I lh<• Ohio Hi ghway Pat t o l Aca dPmv Ma r v M Parker. Sumni'l' Road. · PomPtoy. and J a n<' A. Wtlltam s , Sv • a,cusP. !loth pat lll'pat ed m thl' WC'(' k's ar t JVI IJ C'S . .Juni o1· cadets w<·re c hospn f1 om pa1tictpanl~ of Buc kev;o R01 san d Gi1ls Sial(' a n annual eV(' nl sponsored by th e 1\ mPn ccm Leg ion a nd th<' American Lcgton Auxilia r y This wa r . 2.700youth s a t tend ed Buc kevr• Ra,·s Sla te al where t hl1 ~' an' valued as an aphrodlstac . sta le polic< ' satd Thursdav Trooper .J a mes P<•lli sa id Paul Mu e ller. 42. is accusr•d of stca Img2.2 pound s of gallston<"s from Taylor Packing Co. Inc bPI ween June 26 a nd .Jum• 2R. Auction Auto .rel!r retail .rtore.r ~- Names omitted The following people who helped to coordinate and org~n · lze the Rutland Fourth of July activities· were unlnlentlonally omitted from The Dally Sentinel. The VIetnam Veterans Motorcy cle Club walked In the parade on behalf of all velerans, Margie Davis saw to I! that the beef for the ox roast was ordered and fixed. Maxine and Palty Dyer ma(le the cotton candy, Ann. Betty, and Kim· Barret worked with the Ice cream and pop corn. and JoAnn Stewal'twas in charge of the enterlallllllent .. .. the news __ Two Pomeroy yout~~ honored.·; -People _in the news------. . p.m . Everyone welcome. 7:Jl p.m. OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, ' • - Th e South Bethel Church al Silver Ridge will be having vacation bibl e school today t)lrough Friday · from 7-9 p.m . There will be c lasses for all ages and the public is Invited to parl!cilpate. Th e church ' Is located across from Eastern High School, two miles ·out Silver Ridge Road -Quirks Gary Hotter. pastor Sunday services 9: XI a m and 7 p .m.; Midweek service, 7. :Jl p. m Tiiursday. __ ,. _ Evening WorshiP 1:00 p.m: , W~esday Prayer Service~7: 00 p.m. 11 a.m. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH,Iocatedon Pomeroy Pike, County Road 211 near Flat· cream with a passion. They most Certainly should consumP more than the national average per capita of 1!\.3 quarts annually. And they should be adventurous - wllllng to exPI'riment; and lry new flavors ." To apply fbr the Assl~tant Ice Cream Tas 1er poslllon. send a letter C 1!i0 words or less l l.'Xpla In· lng why you would make a grand taster to: Ice Cream Tast<•t', Edy 's Grand Ice Cream. P.O. Box l181l, Lafayett". Calif . • 94!\49· 1188. . Applicallons Will be judged on creallvity. Entries must be re· ceived by Aug . 18 and winners will bc 'natlfle<;l by Aug. 31.' Enlnes '\lUSt be recclved by Aug. 1Band wrnnerswttl be notified by Aug. 31 . Tasters of all agPs are m . Morning Worship 11 a .m.: Evening' service 7· 30 p.m. Wednesday evening 1er· vice 7 :rJ p m. SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH, Silver Rldu. Duao~ Syden- FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Ratlrmd - -~ .. REEDS~lLLE " Sunday School Supt., Sunday School 10 a. pastor. Melvin Drake, S S Supt. Sunday Schooi9:JO am; Morning Worship 10.30, CHESTER -Workday at Camp Klashuta will be held on Saturday at 9.a.m . to replace the floor on lhe bridge. ' HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP· TER of the Wesleyan Holiness Church, Rev DJvld Ferrell,· pastor Henry Eblin, pastel'. Sunday School 9;30 a.m.: churth m. Here's the scoop on a dream .Job thai will have applicant~ hckmg their lips! Edy 's Grand Ice Cre am has announced that tt " acceptmg appltcalions for 1ce cream tas· ters in Its Thn-d Annual Assistant lee Cream Tasler Contest. Twenty tas ters will be selected na tionwide and flown round·lrtp to the company's headquartet's in Oakland. Calif for the one-day tasting binge. Their asslgnmt>nl - to tasl e and evaluale each and every one of the new flavors the company has developed owr lhl' last year and choose thoS<• !hat will be marketed in 1990. John Harrtson. the company's offtcial taste r. says the most Important requirement for a taster "i~ lhat they love Ice Prayer nesday, 7 P m. FOREST RUl'l Si\P'I'Ili'I'. Rev. ,Nyle Borden, pastor. Cornelius Bun<h, .aupt. SUnday School 9.30 a.m., Second. and rourth Sundays worship oervlce at 2:30 p. mMT MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Main St., Middleport. Rev. Gllbel't Craig, 10:30 a.m. RUTLAND HIBLE METHODIST. Amos lng service 7 p.m.; Wednesday evening worship 7 p m VIsitation Thurlday 6· 30 p LONG BO'ITOM - The Ha zel Community Church be tween Long Bottom and Por tland will be having a hymn sl.ng wUh the Gospel Messengers on Saturday at 7:30p.m. Sunday at 12:30 p.m. at the north bound park on Route 33 near Darwin. Special recognition will be • given to Frank O'Brien, Deqver ~lc£>, and Clarence Story for lhelt communlly work. Those attending are asked to bring a covered dish and lawn c hair . The P!!bllc is Invited to allemi. Help wanted: tee cream tasters .W.~ep~rt RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport. James! E. Kee;ee, pastcr Bill Carter, (>Mtor. Sunday School9:30 a. " Sunday morning w~ship 10 a.m. , Even· m : Morning Worship and Communion ROCK SPRINGS- Th.- Meigs County Pamona Grange will , ' meet Friday at 7:30 p.m . a! the grange hall The fifth degre<• will bP exemplified in full form. All officer s are asked to wear black ijnd white. Hemlock Grove Gt·ange wlll serve. refrt>Sl)ments. RACINE - The Charles a nd Fanny Wolfe Beaver reunion will beheldonSaturdaya l the Racine Star Mill Park. All relatives and friends are welcome. The co· vered dish dinner will be held at noon . There will be singing and games for all. DARWIN -The Modern Wood· men annual picnic will be held • pa.stcr. Sunday School 10 a~m.; Suaday evening services at 7 p m. and Wednesday services at 7 p.m. ...... SUDCilY School 9:30 a.m; Woroldp SYRACUSE FIRWI'CHURCH OF GOD. loervlc:e 10:111 a.m. Hlble otudy, Wedn... DCI>Ptatei:DIIal. Wonldp IIOI'YI<e SUIIIIay day, T:OO p.m. a.m.: llullday khod II a.m. IEwailll, I REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS ,10 woroblp IOI'Yice T:OO p.m. Wedntldal , ClllliST OF LATI'I!:R DAY MINTS. Portprayer~~~~ 7:00p.m. I IOI!d-Radnt Road. Mille Dubl. putor; : arl'. HERMON UriiliD IJRI.TiaucN1 Juice cu... dlurch ""hool til-.... Clurebldlool t: 30 a.m.; MCI'DIQwanlllp • ·Ill CEllt' CHURCH. Loeallil Ia Tau: 111:30 a.m.; WednllllaJ _ . . . prayer "It oil Ct. Rt. II. Rer. 11G11a1 ........ 7:30p.m, ~ _DJ!I!\Cr· 1111 "P'te 11x ·ncr --~-------.,.... FISHER FISHER FUNERAL HOME 992 • 2121 CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION· AL CHURCH. Klngswry Road. Rev gram 9 a.m. each Sunday. SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Little, RAWUNGS..C:OAn 271 hrtll "Dignity and Service Alway>' Established 1913 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl Robert Searles, S.S. Supt. Sunday Schqol 9: 30a.m.; Morning Worship 10· 30 a.m., Sunday evenln'g service 7:30p.m.; Wednesday service, 7· 30 p.m . CHURCH ·SUPPLIES • BIBLES ' ~ ~----~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ EWING ' FUNERAl HOME ~A Shuler, Pastor. Worship service, 9:30a.m. Sunday SchooiiO· :.> a.m. Bible Study and prayer service Thursday, 7·30 p.m. youth meeting Wed., 7p.m.churehservlcto. PINE GROVE l;IOLINESSCHURCH,% mile orr Rt. 325. Rev. Ben J . Watts, past cr. '"·"" s...... i nms, pastor. Sonny Hudsoo, supt. Sunday School 9: 30a.m. : Morntngworshlp, 10:30 a .m : Sunday evening service 7: 00 p m. 10 a.m.; wcnhlp 7 p.m.; Wetmesday, 6 p.m Midcleport. Ohio 41710 (114)192·1157 -IIIB·OOK~l SHOP l \ "' ZION CHuRCR OF CHRIS'P, PomeroY· 1RoJfl' 716 :NORTH SECOND AVE. . MIDDlEPORT. OHIO WILKESVILLE -The Wilkes· ville Methodist Church wtll be ,havi ng a .song fest on Salurday, July 8 at 7 p.rh. There will be soul. blue grass. gospel, and olher groups. The chul-ch Is on Route 160 al Wilkesville. The Rev . Roberl Steel extends a warm . welcome to everyone. SATURDAY LONG BO'ITOM -The Lon~ SUNDAY Bottom Commumty Association MIDDLEPORT - The annual will stagp it's annual Ic e cr ~ am reunion of the late James Doyle social on Saturday al lhe Long Gertrude Russell Miller will and Bottom Community Buildmg. be held al lhe Miller homeplace Ser vmg will begin at o p.m. Six at 490 GrantS!. in Mlddlei!Ort on flavors of homemade ice cream Sunday, July, 9. The potluck will be sold. and hot ham and dinner will begln at 1 p m . a nd all sw1ss sa ndwiches , hot dogs wlih reiatives and friends are sauce. pies, ' elc. will also be • welcome: a valla ble. Music will bt> provided by Spec Boring and Mary Abel. ·I K&C JEWELERS new s lale representative, . will greet the pu)llic. POMEROY - The Carlelon Church wlll have a rummagl.' sale in th" Elberfeld Annex on East Main Slreel in Pomeroy on Fnday and Saturday from 9~.m . to 4 p.m. each day. lill !!l!idltl ond Ruth AM fex , ~ I) { '-M_IDDLEPORT - T here will be a round a nd square dane<• at lhe Mlddleporl Legion Annex on Friday from B p.m. to m idn lght. Music w ill be provided by True Counlry Ramblers . The public is InVIted. ROWDS fOI EYIIY O((A. 214 E. 111~ 992-5130 Po-oy l'tl?'••ut,- m-Ull • SWIHR & LOHSE FRIDAY BELPRE- A weekend revival will be held Friday. Saturday and Sunda y at the Lil;(hthouse Church. 810 Winton St , Belpre. --~-:t----"s.,,ervlcl'S w\11 star t al 7 P·n;'· each LU,ted On-.This RACINE PlANING.IIL!- and Church The D&lty Sentinei- Page-7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio mill ton lo$Smillion for thestor<•s a nd wi ll lea se Ihem back for 1R yea1 s. with lwo 10-yt>ar optiOns. Action Auto cu rrently opera t<·~ 71 stores mcludlng fou r fran ch ises with another conlrael . Th<• outl ets, loca ied lhroug houl Mich· iga n, p rovide au tomotive parts, repair service and gasoline al di sco unt pnces. The compa ny also a nnounced pla ns to offer fra nch ises in four additional sta tes- Illinois, Pen· nsylvama. Ohio and Indiana ' Bowling Gr PC n State Univ<'t'sity : and Buckeye Girls Slate at · Ashland Collegp PartiCipants the n submttted appl1callons to Ihe Junior Cadel . Program a nd went through an • intervlf'W process before being '· ' ~ ; . "'' selPct ed Th P prog1·a m Is designed to · g1v•· young pPopiP bcll e r insi ght · , tnlo the p10blems faced by ·: • lod ay's la w e nforce m e nt officf•r s . by pcrmllllng them to sp<' nd a , ~ t vp1 ca l wPek at th£' aeadPmy ~~~ cx pe rlr•ncmg the lral nlng of a '1 s tat<' !looper. , " Junior Cadet Week Is financed " ' lhr o ug h volunlm v conlribu tions .: from the Ohio Sla le Highway "· Pal r ol Auxiliary a nd the Amen· c ca n Legton Auxil ia ry. The pro- .,, gram IS . coordmatPd by the · , /\mPn ca n Lcg1on and IS con· ~· d ue led bv the ~tart of the Patrol . Academy <See ph otos on page 71 .., Dr.Ayers ' L ., •. " • 'I Edward ,, ' , Pediatrics & Internal Medicine '' ., '··.. Suile 12 Pleasant Valley Hospital MedicAl Office Building . • , THIS ' Office Hours Monday lhrough Friday 8:30a.m. lo 5 p.m. FRIDAY I JULy 7I 1989 BEEF BARBEQUE SANDWICH PLAml ........... S2.49 s.rv• Our Dlllalou1 Beef 81rblque SandWic::h, With H01 Oolden French Fri• and Your Choice of Hom emilie Col•l.w, Macaroni Salltd, or Blktd Beans. SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1989 .. '" •• . .,. New Patients Welcome · ... '\ ' CREAMED BIKED CHICKEN DINNER .............. S4.59 A OenlrOUI Portion of Our Hom ... .cte CrMmed liked Chick., Served Wtth Maahld Pot.to• • Gr.vy, Hom1000ked Broccoli. Hom~mlde Biscuit or Hot Roll. CDff... R-..1• or Dealfl'..nMtd, Both Fr•hty Brav.S Of e Smlll Soft Drink. (304) 675-6015 • CHILD'S POI'hOII....................................................... 13.21 . " ' , "' ,, .....__ ,_. l(lrUASANT ...• VALLEY HOSPITAL , ,. •" POMEROY ...,. FLOwa SHOP ,._ M·INt w "1·1111 Valley Drive, Poinl PleaMnt; W.VI. 26550 • ,; •' ' ll " 'I ~ �• ·. ~ 8 The Daily Sentinel ' 'Business Services Classified • The Area's Nsw Lo.tioft: 161 Norih Soc... Mlddlopart, Ohio 45760 Number 1 Marke_tplace SALEi & SERVICE CHAIN UNI FEtKES .. . . II JONES TIRE CENTER •New Ttres FlEE u~ns IISIDEJifiAL & COIIMIIPAl ON SAlE NOW AT oGeneral Chassts llatnlenance SEARS IN MIUUI.&Piltn 6J.O.IID"J EOE Business Services SWEEPER REPAIR AU MAKES AND MODELS MARTIN'S FURNITURE and MORE 222 East Main POMEROY, OH. 992-6872 · 1600 GALLON WATER SERVICE UMESTONE SPREAD DIRT HAULED 992-5275 5-17-tfn 2 In Memoriam ttrown. ' (Written by Oker K••er Jr) Sadly missed by wife. children and randchildren 11 Help Wanted Ptr Game ~· 11005-32 . . . . . . . lull, SERVICE Wt can r~air and rt· cart radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. NO SUNDAY CAllS 3-11-tfn -·.... ~- . .... . . ._.__ ~ 992-2196 Middleport. Ohio 742-2455 Salfm St. Rutland,Oh. or les. 9•9·2860 6/ 30/tfn , VAUGHN'S AUTO - DIESEL SERVICE SYRACUSE. OHIO Most Fore~gn end Domest1c Veh1cles A/ C Sen11ce All Ma1or &. Mtnor •SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL •LIGHT HAULING NIASE Certified Machan1 c CALL 992 -6756 992-2269 "DOC" VAUGHN CertifuJd lu:ensed Shop EVENINGS 4 / 6 / 89/ tln 5-2 5 -'88- tfn SMALL WANT ADS PACK ABIG PUNCH! Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June 27, 1989. in the Meigo Couty Ptobate Court, Case No. .26297, Frank Knotts, Route 1, Box 103, Langsville, Oh1o, 4&741. Freeman. deceMed, lata of Route 1 , Box 1 03. Langsville. Meigs County, Oh1o: Robert E Buck, • Probata Judge Lana K Nesselroad. Clerk 161 30; 7 , 14. 3tc m Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Juno 27, 1989, in the Me1gs J; outy Ptobate Coun. Case No. 26299, Kenneth C Wololh. 33361 SbltoRouto 143, Pomeroy. Ohio 4&769. wu appointed Administrator of the eetate of Adrienne French. decaued. late of R. 0 , Harrisonville, Ohio 45737. Robert E. Buck. Probate Judge Lena K. Neualrood, Clotk 161 30; 7; 14. 3tc m 11 Help Wanted HELP WANTED TOMATO FIELD WORKERS CALL EVENINGS 614-247-2012 MY·T·SHOP CUSTOM SCREEN PRINnNG N~ of BISSEll BUILDERS CUSTOM BUll HOMES & GARAGES "AI Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALlS 992-S 114 Located Off Bypass At Jet. of Rts. 7 & 143, Pomeroy, Oh. 6-28·'89·1fn EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE YARDMAN MOWERS ECHO SAW5 & TIIMMERS OREGON IAIS, CHAINS LINDA'S PAINnNG ...... IY AN SIIVICE CENIEI , Parts & Swwlce 0. INIERIOR-IXTEIIOI VISA· MASTERCHARGE HOURS: Mon. · Fn 9· 7 · Sat. 9-6 Closed Sunday FREE ESTIMATES Take tht pain out of paiRting, do it for you. VERY IEASONABlE HAVE REFERENCE ROUSH CONSTRUcnON DWNII! GREG ROUSH KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ~ •Gravel PARTS AND SERVICE Fo• Moot 2 ond 4-cyCie · engines Stock Pens for Homelite, Weedaater. Tecumseh, Briggs & 1 freezer · needs repair 1 ~•her 1 dryer • needs repeir Call614-448·0861 742-2421 9773 ..... 6:00 6·15 PUBUC RECYCUNG NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 14tt. & Mol• St. Point Pltooant, W. Ya. We Buy Aluminum Cans, Glass, Braoo. Coppor end More 1101.-FII.:' - · · .... Stratton PH. 992-3922 For More lnfo,_tlool 304-675-3161 8-a-'S9'tfn Listening Devices · •Dependable Hearing Aid Sales & Sen1icill e, 'Hearing Evaluations For All Ages 3!: LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ Licenseif Clinical Audiologist ::z: ~614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-2104 G•m• Sheph•d en datk Lab, 304-6758620 9 pupp•as half White PBrt Elkhorn female dog. 1 ve• old. 304-675-2440 6 lost and Found 814-992-29a7 "" 814-9112· 2232 karen Lemlev .Reward lost from Oold Aidg• Darwin area. brown fem .. e German 1hort hllr end llldc-t• tem•e German Shap._d. Contact Guy Morris 81 .. 992· 7211 or &1 .. 992·7715 417 Second AY..ue, Box 1213 ,Gallipolis, IHio 45631 or at V8teiMJs Memorial Hospital .Mulberty Hcts. Pomeroy, CHESTD, OliO •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •Kt:rCHENS ·BATHS •ROOFING •REMODELING. REPAIRS PIIONI DAY 01 EVDINGS 7 11~_, Yard Sale .......GiillliiQfls......... & Vicinity • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • n o o o ooo h ~at II Auction. Third & Olivo, 81 .. 446-3159 wft h or Junk Cars without mot011. Coli Larry Llvotv 814388-9303. • .thor Rd. ~:.· e1.. 742-24&& f IIIIJIIIYIIII'IIi Serv1ces Ootago Sola Julv a. 9-1. ot Sptlna Yell ... &28 Mop to Aduh & chlldr1n clott"ng. houlllhold it«n, aiNing room suit. Id... for IPartment or dorm ····.. "Pomero;;· ....... ·.. lontod, team mornboi'/ DENTAL HYGIENIST to loin our practice full or pilrt· tlm• Must be licensed to pr8Ctice in the state of OH Exp. halp .. l llut not req' d Wlllngtoworkh•d-Send u• your ..sume to Box J:ta 201 c/ oOallpolio Dolly Trilluno 826 Third Avo .. Oolllpolla OH 468341 J oppo Rd . Roodovlh. Ohio (3 mllee east of TupPers ptlifts on 181 turn nght on County Rd 431 3 Md 4 family oale J utv 8th ontv Furniture. flower1. cr.tts. cknhet, much more New •d used ttem1 Second houl8 on New Lima Rd •• in HerrilonviUe. Sat. July S. 10-4. Everylhlng half price Fln1 m_. on left on County Ad 26 at Five Points large 2 femttv gar-se .... July 7th. 8th 9·5 Oldtr.-dlesewlng machine. pllfform Iron skUiets, elec motors, croaa cut s.ws. ateel trap•. .,pu..ces. 12 lr1 U.W TV., 10 in doubte grind stone, bon. girts and women' s clothing. Much mite., seal•. a.n.,·. Siturday. July 8 9:00·3 00 Atr condhioner, c•satte t•e deck. c• load control tpringl. bedl preld. cumins. little girls, IMII• and men clothinR. etc Lower and of Mlddl01>orl, n . . corpot outl81 Altn r.ancift Sit , July 8th 7'h mil• out Foren Run Ad on C1rrnel Ad. Wetch for 119M .......Pt'PTeiiiiiinf···-& Vicinity Y•d Sale. Thurs. Fri. 1988 Rodm.,hdlollll 28xllt 3 ..... 2 b. . . . . .. tlr..... ., bt mov.... CaN 81 .. 44&-BM4of· Will c•e far eld•'v man or women in mv home. 814· 6&7- 340 2 anytime s.t Jutv I. 7.S: Rt 2 Nonh. Oppooh Good Shephetd p. .on~~ge. Kidl ., d aclJh clolhing: tools, btow· ••: motors: kn:s more. 8 00 till 1 (All Girio Y•d Solei Fri .,d Sot, July 7 on d 8. 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM size newborn to 7 First hou• on left put Union Camp Ground, 3 mles from New H.... •••• •• ••• ........ ' n.., King · 72EI1Dnlmollllohom& 12x811, ..,. . _ , potch, woodllu•- U200 M.., ooiL Colll1 .. 388-8888. 1987 8hultr -clll• homo. 3 b•.. 2-bot hoi c 11. 3 c• v•1111• FO<•I•bv- call81.. 387· 7212 all• & p.m. 2 br. 1 boll\ Spon.., lm•lol A.'-'"'*"'m tral•· EJC lrwest· mft .. Nntelunlt. window. AC. 15 Murtbom.-1 / e21100 Cf'OWn Clly. St.. Lot 1 011 81 .. 288-12B2ofl• 8 p.m Schools Instruction RE-TRAIN NOWI SOUTHEMTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE. 629 Jackson Pika Coli 81._446-4387. Reg No 86-11-10&68 EAIIN MONEY Reaclng bookol t 30 000/ yr In coma potent I.. Drtab 111 805-1187-11000 Ext V·10ta9 love clothas1 Demonstrate beaJtilJI do1 het Jor an.,.. party plan' No modeling lnvotved Fun effectNe ~ide Send •9 91 to Resu~f Unlimited, Crown Crty. 0H45523 lntS"Yiew Re1ume Wrrttng Kit ProfM- si9nll, 18 MUST SELL Own• moving to ' Florldt. 19114 Ux70, 3 bt. 1 1/2 b•h on -oct tot. F...,c:ll ~~-~~~& Ct,ll 81._44&- 2 br., 10.10 W•twood on K" GOVERNMENT J0881 7463 WHI do bat,., sitting in my homa Centenarv area call 614· 446- 8182 383-2827Ext P 867 F111o11etal 21 BusinBSS Opportunity t30.000/ .,.• lnmma poten- Ee.y WorlcJ Exc pay I Aaembla products at home Clll for •nform1t10n 804-149·0870 Ext. 313 (Open Sun.-,} Need en RN lor Dfreclor of Nursing posk10n for 100 bed sk•.:t nuningfeciltfy Excellent sal.-y & benefits Contact Scentc Hilt, fh 2 Box 282. llctwel. OH 4&614. Full-tlme/ Part·time. Intern•· tlonol Co expending loCIItv. goad work habltt a ambition req'd Call for lppoinfm..t Csll 81 .. 248-98SB oak fo, M" Maddox !NOTICE! THE 0 HIO VALLEY PUaLIS HING CO recommends th.n you do bualn•• wrth peo;rle you tmow. an~ NOT to 1M\ money' through tt. mell until you hiP.' a invetttgMad the offering Be Your Own 80111 Distribute Frito-lay, N1biloo. HersheV and other name brtnd sMdc toods owned accounu Independent Net~nll Censut shows .-.nual werage plrt·timee•nlngs up to •17.000 Vou will nead t11S.OOO C:llh for aqutpment Cell 1· 800.782· 1&50 onytlmo Op•ator 48 Dental Msistlnt needed Exp pref•red b.lt not nece~s.-y Real Send resume ft)! eta Bax 002. G11Upolil Daily Tribune, 8215 lhi•dAvo.Galllpolil. 0H48831 . at Hair HlghUghto con 81 .. 446-4697. Now htrtng App" Sal• A• needed for a local IUpplv C:O. Must h.,e rlti.t:Jte auto ar• incktd• Oelli& M•ton • Mli91 Co Call 614-4464109 far lntll'\ltiW w... ted· hrt· time posttlonl IYalllble for indvkll ..s int• eneclln workingwtlh chll cten & adolloentt on P••onel slflfV iliUM. For., appiiC*ktn. wrlle CAPS. P 0 8011 207 Joc:l!o..,, OH4&1140 GOVERNMENT ' JOBS e16.040-.59.230 ye• Now hlllng. c.n m 8011-IB7·8000 Ext R-9S05 for curront fedall 1111 Service company No selling 31 Estale 12x60 mobie home for !!lie. J)tl1 lot with worklhed on Jackson Pik&Ctose to 315 Cell 11 .. 446-lj005 3 bJ. oecUonal. 2 .,II b•hl. fireplecelbuitHn h.ltch, double e--.,. RETAIL MERCHANDIBER Nallollll '-too PW-- port·--lngln Ponwow ..... tor ,..... ••· ch.,clo•. fl•llllo diiYtlmo hour& •1ndllll1 a• n.,.. oaiy. If you ... WOIII lndop., .. Mllir -'lriiUMito: Ml.lh• P 0 . 1 .. ..Ut2 81 .•1'•1 Mn , 8&114. Gov•n'*In gin you• · - ... h ......... d u-ocl. Por • ..,,_ lot of Jallo .,d oppll. .loft .,.. 111138J.M27•t 1'811. · f Countrydr..., form- 3 bt. 2 botho, only/e24,9911 • up. hoourmOdll Con 1-81 ....67311 12Jt80 mobile home. 2 BR , loceted 3 mH• .. om town. •225 month. Wot01 paid. Cell ,,._ 446-105& . . ., .. 446-2082 2 bed rm tnilw, no petl ell 8114-448-0893. 2 br , unfurnished. aU elec. AC. Rt 5SS, o•lvoto tot Colt e 1 ._ 446-4807 or 61 .. 448-280,2 2 1>1' • unfurniohod. 10xl0 wlh .: .. ndo. In ChMhire. Rat. & Dop "''' d Col 30.. 875-97110. o• 81 .. 446-43&9. 81 .. 441 ·1301 (Locoll bolo. For ule or rent 2 bedroom. fu rnl1 heel. wes her· dryar. air, 122& month !Wadopoo~. 81._ 992·7479. ref•· Trlil•. 2 bedroom cle.,, anc. required, At. 1. locust Rood. 30 .. 1711-1078 . 44 Apartment for Rent Compllte line of o• 1urnilhlngs, oak dinane 8 pr•• back 2 br ~ lpt in quiet- residential neighborhood Carpeted,' rangti 6 rafrlg. plus •orne furriiture fumlohed--- .. dryer hock up-one c.. o•eoe/ •225. plus ut!ltloo Call 81 ..448'7729 aEAUTIFU L APIIAT"'ENTS AT IUDGET PRICES A'l' JACKSON ESTATES. 538 Jocka'"' Pike from •192 i mo Welk to shop and movies 814--448261SEOH Furn61hed 3 rms, & bath. upatltrs clean. no pets S •oitable tor one Ref • Oep required Cal 814-448-1519 P"'odtdo. CttySchoolo. Coumy 3887 - · · Calll1.. «1·0801 Suitllllelotfort,...•orbulclng New 1 br ~ ' .,t furnllhad tn Midcllport. AC . cllll 614-892· 6304. ., &14-448-89" 8, .. 4411-7729 AoNon. lorgo ... lcln~ lot~ moblo hom• pennlftod. pulillc e•~ L 729 S wat•. pri- rotllco4 Clyde ~·..., - n opto ocond - . Jr 30....7 • 23 31. Ave. Furnished1 afficienci• -· u vstarting et/e171 lncludel wa- acre Camp Cor.lav. Polm ter a. gwt.a• C.ll 814-44~ y, 1'1-ont. tun hookup. 30._ 87 5- 41107, 0< 81'-446-2602. 7BH. 2 br 8Pf.. c1mrelelr. dlshwltsher 12 .... Long Hoi- Road. Lottrt. w.vo. l'llono 30._8953928. Rcni.Jls N-ly ramodeled. Needl tktlework. 9 mt f of Rio Oratde-Movlf19" Must ... t19,000 ftrm Call 41 Homaa for Rent hech Stroot Mldllapo". Ohio. one.,d two bedroom furniehed apts. ref•enoe .,d deposit. 304-al2-2518. ..~ Fumilhed 2 bad-oom apt • trence and security deposit •aqultod. Now Hoven. 13041 8a2-3267. One bedroomfurnlehedept, very Cl- .,d nice. No pots 30._ 875-1400 One bedroom furnllhed spt, 1ft utiltti• pllid. central air, 30 ... 676-2722 1210/ mo an Gnthm School Rd Coll814-44&-31a80111._ 44&-4491 . 1--------Inc 2 IR spsrt.,....,., Reg~nev ~ niiW plush c•pet. n.., peint, utMk101 portlally pold •175 mo. 30.. 675-6104 .. 30 .. 875&381 'E than Allen coffeeandendtable. s... Kenmore 8 1 cubic ft chMt type freuer Good cond i- wash• & elec. dryer. tllde-e~ bed sofa Fulls ire bed. 3 dt:IWer dr. . . lfttlqUI l:rMt bed. • fuH sire beddinG lamps. &: end table Corbin a. Snvd• Forn Coli 81 .. 446-1171 Air cond. 1 B.OOO btu. & living "" "'~" Cell 81 ._ 268- 68a9 2 Bedroom furntshed apt 100 00 depotll pluseledric. 45 Rooms for rent· week or month Starting at .t120 a mo GatHia Hotol-61 4-448·9&ao. • 53 Fwn., .tfidency, 11 utiNt• peld Htgheet prteet patd. cash for orientals. quihs. cupboards. neon clocks. enttre estates C.ll collect 30._626-3276, ot30._ 523·11864. Sleepmg rooms wh:h cooldng. Also Trailer IPACfl, All hook- l4t8 C AU after 2p.m 30•· 7735861 MaeonWV Space for Rent Commerclalspec:e.. 1400 square feat. corner Second and Pin a., Ample p•klng- ,_, Cell 814441·4249. 446·2326. 446· «26 Country Mobile Home Park. Route 33. North of Fom•ov Lole. rentals. ..rts. ul• Cal I 14'992-7479 Office' Of smell l:lusin•• spec:e for rent in Mlddl.,ort AI uttllttM in~decl Air conditio ontd 1200 par month. AW~il• blo Julv 101 Cell 81 .. 9926&4&. 7·00 a m -4:00 p m . 814-NI-2217 evenlnge Buv or Sell. fUverlne AntiQues. 1 12• E Main Street. Pom•oy H~rs M,T,W 101m to 8p m. Sunday 1 to ap.m 81 .. 892· 2626 54 Misc. Merchandil6 Humidifier. t40. Smith Caron~~ aiiCirtc ly,.wrtler 166,bievcl• men·s and women'• 10 speed 150 eoch 114· 992· 5502 flewe mesaege on an•Mrlng Beds. dr•sWI, beG'oom suit• Desks. wrlng~r Wither. 1 complete line of Uled .,fnll:ure NEW· Weet•n boot• e35 Wo•klioota .,. & up (Stool & aoft toe} Cell 81 .. 448-3159 Countv Appll111ce. Inc. o0od used appliances and T.V sets. 0pen8AM to6PM Monthru 3•~ · GOOO USED APPUANCES WMhers, drylfs, refrig.-•ors. rengea Skaggs AppliencH Upper 'River Rd b•lde Stone Cr"t Motel 81 .. 44tl-llp8 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sof• and chairs priced tom 1381 to ••as. Tobloa' eiiO ond up to 1125 Hld•a-bedl t380 to t695 Aeclln"' e221 to U?& Lampo UB to 112& OinMtH t101and up to t496 Wood tlble W·6 Chairs e281!J. to •785 Ooak 114& up to U?& Hutch• •400andup. bunlrt bedl complete w-mattr.... •29 5 .,d up to 138& loby bedo U& & king !rome •80 Good eeteatiDn of bet*oom su•• matlll clbinelt. headbo • • e 30 and up to 1115 ~;·~· PIHnt •le now going an It Palm Plus. 20 p• cent off r~l• price on Interior llld exterior Plttobi,l•gh Ptlnto. SoleMcloJuly 22 You work too h•d to pelnt withll!fVthlngiMt PAINT PlUS. 2415 Jockoon Avo 30._17540114. 1 &0 Conuc Books. 111 fidel. 130.00 Call 30._175-4290 For Sal& Jpc living room suite, 1100 00. (304}1711-397& Crocheted Rose Ripple Afghan. Phone (304} ,676-2346 55 Building Supplies Bulldtng Mat•llll Block. brick eewer pip•. windows. hntels. etc Clatde Win- t•s. Rio Grlf'tde, OH 81 .. ~46·6121 . 56 viM. ot•oom. low 90'a 814143-&211 cwl1 .. 949-2818 m., ot,_ It Double lot. two c• o•ega full b • .,.. .. ll'ld ta•ura 'ft'IR s.c:rlflc:e 892· 7430. atoc:l!·lab puppies. 7 wk old. Wormed / 121 Great tamtly dogo COil 814-246-98B9 Bull High g. Call 814- m.., 6114-592-2322 " 3&31 FEED J D NORTH PROOUCEI Baagla pups for •I• 9 wk old 125 Coli 81 4-446-0373 Pl.;-ful pure bfed Hu1ky pups 2 white. 1 black wtth m•k. blue evn React;' to go Also ?month old male gr., husky. rul nice pet. 814· 982·5144 ev•ung AK C Registered Golden Re· trleYIIIr puppltl 8 WHkl old. Had all shots C".all 304-882· ATTENTION Hone Owners, PiintPiustsnowc•rvlngtack Paint ,Ph.ts. 2416 Jadcson A\18, Pt Pit, phone 30 ... 675-4084 1-:-:-:::-::--:-:...:.-:---:--:-:-1983 Chrysler E Cleu . &1 .496 00, (304J 67&-4480 ,g 19S2 2BOZX. 2 a•t•. 6 •-d. T·topt. runt a11c Cell J304J 675-6772 and ask for Scott FO< Solo 19S4. AMC EogloSta. Wgn 4 WD Air. 88.000 mllos. 13,800. (3041 676-2670 8881 Fiberglass truck topper·Ex cond . •210. Sofa sleeper 3/ 4 alze UB Eloc. welder/ t40 Call 61 .. 387-7a13 Pure bred Walk• Coonhount pupo f30 Coll814-992·2682 MtJted h.,. oondil10ned. nw• wet. ntcebtles / $1 60uch.CII 30 .. 8711-2902 alt. . . . m Fish Tenk. 2413 Jec'son Ave. Point Ple••nt. 304-676-2063 Hay For Sale Call 614-3889771 W...,.. I drver. c.ll 814-446- 10geloot up •t4 99ond 10 glil complete ltl3 26 Sawmill {land tlpel gune· omlquo. 22 cal 30-01, _,tique ble bltfllll ddy Stone dou..-np Hell•c GWIIIKIJI eoo wilder (Ho...., Coli 614-446737.2. • "'l eeutlful led• dl.-nol)d ring~ lndu. . epprefsal oertlflcllfe. Ladl• ...,, I oltcko. Colt . , .. 8112-1141 ell•• Transportal1un Registered Beegle pups, ~d. M\'llllle bolo•• 9 p m (304} 882·3481 AKC registered Blue Austrill.-. Hell• speyed. female. 875 00. (304} 8711-&1 10 57 •••on1.' lndltitOJII ' guitar beginners. serious . . larilt Brui- cardlo Muolc. 1114-4411-0187. Jeff w.... ,.. inatructot. 114- 4*Ml77 Llft'lited aper11nga 69 For S!llll or Trade Pl_ie"" oata clll.,.tlme.l304l 171-1331. PS. PB. AM -FM Cell 614-4467903 1974 Chevy, rtondard $8110. Ctlf 614· 379-2828 77l-' ton 4wh dr Chevy With snow plow Good enplne. fatr bottw" Neadl trMsmia11on work 19&G Cell 814· 388-9688 71 Auto's For Sale 1971 ch.,efle 3&0 Engine 318 en glne. 358 tranl exc cond . southern car Cell 814-668- 1977Chevy C10. 3opd 250·8 cvl runs good, •.too Cal 814-843-2117 4~23 1989 Cam•o R·S . white with T·top. V-B. loaded t12.500, Clll 111 .. 448-1066 ... 61 .. 448-2082 Musical lnstrull16nts, Trucks for Sale For Sale 1983 Marwrv Lynx. A C P S , P B.. Good C»nll.. e199&; 1987 Aotro Von. P 8 .. P.B . A C. oxc. cond. e 14, Coll 114-245-11021. or 114246-9374. ._!1- OOVEII NMENT SEIZED Voho cl• from •100 Fordl. Mer· - · c ....... Chovyo. SUI· pluo BL1ye11 Guide (1! 80(,.117~&000 Ext 8~10189 eou... 19111 Morc:uoy Y-1. cru••· tit, ..,, power .,ery. thi!'G· Excellant condition neoo. Col 61 .. 448-110114 or 11 .. 371-2290 1979 Jeep CJ7 380 engtne. fibartl• top, 44,000 actual mHes. M.,y new pens &14- 992· 7530 1975 pick-up truck. 8 cvl. stlndlrd trans , (3041 882 3&36 '14 ,Fo•d pickup'""" bocl v .s naeds enc;na WtM"k 77 Oldl Om1110. Y·8 2110 30.. 675eiU. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 1--------;....!.- 1180 Dodge Conversion Van, tow mit- •caltont condl· tton e211oo. 81._98&-4439 1184 Dodga Caravan •e.ns. oo. 13041 1111- «8o I~====::::::J.::::::::;:::::::::::~ ina tt71 Mer..,,. Mon•ch. C11oo 74 Motorcycles .-. axceiiMI aandtlon. 1---------by Bruce Beattie 1980 M"""""' fotr conclttorL 1983 RWI*'~ Alien"" Good condhlon Colll1 .. 4411-78411 81 Oldl Omega looks good, ruNgoad. Must.ell •100 Cell 11 .. 3811--8 oppli.,_. CtU1 .. 448-7572. Moura: 1·5 Co•ehman Cam par '.. Rtmovebl e stove an ir ewninp. portabla •oil•.: tabla good cond~10n _ . . , . . . dry•- - · pool wltlto. e2110 Aloo 2 w .. tlr oond CoN 11._2488401. c- '"" do¥..,_..,,..,, _-. '""' c.n .tt74 ,.. 288-1171. .. lt .. 21111270. 117 ! Znd It . 110m-. 114-9t2-1331 Qr 114- . .., liMit. . 1171Por<IP-210. 4114HIIo....c!, llllbotl P a " ......... c.• 11'-245-tl&7. HOUM for •leonl.. dhRI Rold, oil btlck. 3 .. 4 btctoomo. 1Y, "Cen we work In 1181'8 till tho air cond~lonlf!g'e tlxed?" • 875-3723 . 6, t8.999. 13041 675-44ao -. ~,::9::7-::-8-:-W:-1:-n-neb_o_go-:-2-4-lt-.~~~-oep-.-,: St•craft pap-up, sleeps I , tu;. 1 nace. wry good conditiOn, price ' on in1pac1 506 29th &treat " . ' Home Improvements BMIMENT WATERPROORNG lklcondtttDnal lifltt~ "'••· · tee locsl retwenc• furnished. ~ Free 1t1t1m•• Call collec:t 1·61 .. 237-0488. d..,. 01 nlvn . Aoger•BasementWatwprooting ~ SWEEPER M'ld IBWtngmachlne repair, part: a. and suppli-. PI cit up erld deliv-ery, D•vls VIQ.Ium' Cleaner. one half mile up Glorg11 Creek Rd., Cell 814-:. 4411-0294. . • ' llumR •ornovol Cell 30._1175-1331 Aot.-y or cable tool cl"llling.~ Mpstwells complllledsamed.,. . Pump 111• md nrvice. 304 895-3802 Ron's TV ServiCilo speci.izlngin Zen•h •I• a 11rv10ng most ottt. tnndl House calls, ... o 10me epplitnca repairs W Va 30~ 676-23980hlo 61 .. 448-2464. • Eleclrical. roofing. kilch.-a. .,._. tt.oom. riPitc:em..t. framing. " ooncr•e. dryMII. cenrruc 1n.: ltllhfion Ill rMnodeltng 304. 875-24AO 82 Plumbing & Heating .. " ' CARTER'S PWM81NG ' ' : AND HEATING • Cor Founh end Pin a " • GolhpollL Ohio .' Phone 614-446-3888 or 814-. 446-4477 -• Electrica 1 84 & Refrigeration -----........:.· : • • • R111dehtial or comrn.crll wtr~ " In g. New ~~WVk:e or rep II' a ~ Licensed •ecrrtall'l RidenOur: Electrical. 30 ... 675-1788. •. 85 Gen'&ral Haulil'l"' • ,. . ' DHI•d Water Servtce Poolt : Chlt•ns, Wells DeUvsrv Arrr' • tlmo Call 61 .. 44ti-740 .. No· !lJ net.,. calls ' ~ J & J Wiler Service Swimrring pool1. cllt•n•. wells. Ph 111-2•6-9286. •' -:---,.---"--,_..: . 1183 7tl01hoctow. e18oo C. I 11.. 448-1112. Coli 30._175-&370 1971 Hartev Devilon Lectr• glide .,. dr•L •c cwlg/nll cond. low mil• U500. Col 1980 2 dr Babe• SW, Pl. PI, 11 .. 446-1711. MO.. 4 Muot ool by. 11111 Y•mlha mulm c.,ctr llalutdoy. . . . c..... IP~tle red sMft drive low ot Cirillo mltole1300 flolllpolla Col 14. 1?0 .,._441-1001 PICKENS FURNII'URE , N-/Uood Houoahold .,,,. .... , 112 mL, .lortlcho Ad Pt. Plo•ont. WV. oaltl0-.1711-1450 c.u etooo. 1971 Harl., Davldlon Super ONd& $3000. COil onvtlmo. 11 .. 446-7788. . 81 Cllovylnopol.,.toilon-n nice fomlly c• lluno good e1&00. Coli 81 .. 388-9881 I' 197$ sleept I Fetty Tree TrimmtnD A International dump truck wtth trail.- 310 John De•e Do~:er Call after 6 30 p m 614-3792195 ooch. 30._ 773-5808. Hom• cent,.. air. """' good. -offer Coiii14-387· 024S ' 18 ft Browl• Cempw. &ott c:onwined. Aver111e condttlon.~ Aeasonlbla 814-992-7813 , 1979 Mustang Cobra. 11.000 00 """' 5:00 (3041 875-3913 Coll61 .. 379-2741 lilrta l'tiiiN , elec cream separator, spring tooth h•oow C•ll 814379-2&02 79 Motors Homes & Campers '78 Chev.rtl 4 cvl llltO. lOUd U60 00 or belt ofhr. 30.. 576-2854 2 riding IIWn mowers 1 cub C.det 88 1 Bol. .o 1400Hri• Fo• Sole: 10 apd Huffy Bike.. Pappy's Und and ,._. Tir11. U1edJ!ld niiW tires. in the old c• wash beside BJ"1 Reatu•nt an Jlclcson A\II' ,, bo~ 89 Dodge 260 plcku p, With Cummins diesel engine. &speed. lawn mower. ndlng mow· ••· tiller, trlctors• ac:cessori• Agreeon Inc John O..e Sal• & S.Vtco. Golllpollo. colt 114446-047& 3331. tronl and ahnement 11.8 96, 4.000 good uMd tir•r semi t lrll. ne.v tires 81 988 pounds oftobecc:o bale. cell 61 .. 245-9171 289 pound I<> blcco b•e. call 614-246-5513. femals, 61h weeks : POOR 80Y STIRES. 30.. 87&: 1987 Pontuae Ftero, 4 cyl 6 speed ftlt wheel. AM · FM Clllette, low mil• uc cond 17.995 00 Phone 30._882· 2671 AKC Reg11ttred Cock• Sp.,i._t pups Butf · blond Shots. wormed. rea(tf Call 614·698· Beautiful Pure Br•d German Shaphord Puppleo 1 mole. 3 . :;:::--..,..,..---~ '• 72 U.id 30'-1711-3248. 1987 Tenv Resort 24ft tiWII•. ~ self contalnad, awning. other" •tras. •&.876 00 . .. call 304-,. 2854 Ruling mower. push mo'Ntlr. &: rototller P•ts washer Call 11 .. 448-4428. pertswilhwheels,andtlrll ~ Jtep 1983 G•ond Prix P.S . PB, AC. tit whool. AM -FM tad;o, , _ tns. ~slnn1•30oo 114-992· 3 tral• a~ele tirea & rims tor sale/*300, or tt'llde for hay Cell 61 .. 3811-8819 HondO"'O cc MopOd, 8 1&0 250 gellnn;ft:tel oil tank. ei50 loclong toot che!lt for full sRetruck. e70 Call 614-448-2713 ' 614-992-7871 ' HAPPY JACK FLEA GAAO· AI 64 Hay & Grain metal patented device controls fle11 '" the . home wtthout ..hemteal• or axtermtnltor Re~ suhs overnight! R&G feed & AttentiOn tobacco producers Supply, 399 W. Mal" St. Pome- ldtn,,;,au "',,g&your crop against hail 0 Contact the Jim Aftle roy Agonq~ 61 .. 379-27SB. 46311 before 9 p m 30 .. 175-712S. 1987 Ford Escort OT•. Sitw-er. Call 81 ... 247 4793 3 b•b¥' Holst em bull calves Call 8 114-389-9S24 2 Purebred 8 week old Siam•• ktneno. eso. each~ Cell 6 14· 446-0085 For Sale· 4 mirrored shding closet doors S11e 24" • BO" Calll1 .. 24&-&716 Four Chlllengll" II elumlnu"l 14 Inch &: four hole.. 1200 rwm Cuh only Col\ Servtc es Morcul'f Ly ... Eu. enoo. eon 114-24&,, ......1477. ' wheels 1304! 875-4689 Rogero Medlcol. 2104 EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jock· son. OH 1-800.637-9628 1978 Plymouth Arrowt esoo Colt 81 .. 256-8704, "' 61._ 256-1189 aft.- 6·0op m Ouart111r hor .. gelding 11 yrs. old, Very gentle trail horse &4&0 S•ddte (wulern) 160 81 .. 992-5188 For Sale· Conaete and Pl11hc stptlc tanks All til" RON far e39& or wtl part out Cal( 814-388-9886 • 71 Lincoln. ,_ntngout •3&0for all Coli 614·388-9688 • 614-698· , _ _ _ __;__ _ _ __ Std. 1350, Cell e150 Coll614-256 6322. 1800-686· -----------'' ' 73~ tonChwy truclc. wHisell atr chemicals or exterminator Reaults overnight! BIDWELL CASH 3 lalctoombrid. homewft hl•ge 30 ~ 1175-7332. :.rf::• 75 Chayy 4 speed trantmlllior\. tor ton trUCk •100 CaM 814-ol 388-9686 ' • tar 5 p m 3020 John Deere tr•c· For Sale: 1980 Omi 40.000 m• tor/e519& . 2010 John New pllint, MW tires. exc cond O.oroi t3450. John D••• 3 Coli 614-379-2602 point mower/•395: Vermeare raurd bllller/ t2898 Call 614- ,987FordT.,poG l likenwt, AC. Low mt . ale Of tlke over 2a&-8622 ""'manto, t;oll 814,268-1969 ' 18 fl fl•bedtl'ltler, •ngleaxle, lfler 5 p .m tl.tel ti'M. till bed. 8376 ttrm 1979 OldomobKe Di•ol, 1983 Call 614-386-9688. ChBV Citation Cd 814-446Used Hey Binders tn good 7372. worki11g c:ond 1110 new John Deere mower co ndltlo ne rt 1974 T·blrd rune good/t450 Coma see what we hsve ~all 814-319-9916 Agraoon Inc John Deera Sal• Malita. re-butlt tn servtee. Upp• Rlv" Rd eo. aU1omatic. Oalllpolto. call ., .. 44&-047& . brown/1950 46-5406 with front kJader 7372 1987101ded. T oa Suprawtth 100 000 ml ..-.my Exc shape. See c• It Jumbo. Rio 63 livestock G,.. ,..; 813. o c.tt 11424&-9843 Reg Chlllll view f•m br 446-1'15a Auto Parts & Accessories - - - - - , - - - - -........: HAPPY JACK FLEA GAAO· All metal patented devtce control• fl.. In the home wft hout lot. Mid w., D~a N- Hev., Good cond. 30._ 773-11881 Mct.. 1VJ•cr•wllhban.Call ~at .1P Pointmont all• 4:00PM. I h.,e 1 new·tdea 2 row corn pick ... exc cond E Brush Hog International 7 ft hav conditeoner / 8126 Cell &14-26886B9 Athensl1V81tock Sales Albany , 3356 after p m OH Due to 1lln81 ot ow,.r, will sel112mllkingcows&3oowsto 1977 Ford LTD in •cellent freshen In .36-40 dlf(l Cows shepe. e2100 132 Butternut be .nspected prior to,., .. 1 A\18'. Pom•ov. Ohio weve ov-. Klil"e A--111. e1~ Farm Equipment Full blooded 4 mo old male Pomeranl., /e75 Full blooded Cocker Spaniel pups/1 100 ooch Colt 614-379-2103 Uoocl oppl.,_ W•lln. Four bectoom home on Inch 61 1983 Olds CutiMs Supreme loeded. exc cond. low mt 14500 Cal 61 .. 448-2390 of· HOLSTEIN DISPOSAL SALE Seturdl'f, Jutv Bth. 1 pm ... f<H aele bv - · In Mlcld 011011 & L1v~s1uck vice Cell 814-448-3844alt• 7 PM . t•godock. 2 . . welo. 1 rorottv. 40xl2 m•al outlalilclng. ICinlc 71 ' Auto's For Sale -. Groom and Supply Sho~Pet All breeds All styles lams Pet Food Deals. Julte Wabb Ph 814-448·0231 Nlw end uHd l"rtftlJI'II and Rent Cell Pets for Sale Vallw Furniture for Fm11 Suppl1eo. WhHichltl's· naw or u11d 3 wheeled electric scootars Call 10 Ooyo - h w•h •proved cradlt 3 Ml• out • Bul..,lle Ad Op., 9 AM . 10 8 SNAFU~ P.M. Mon. dlru Sot. 11._44&0322. 42 Mobllti H'omes ~~;;;~;~~~~::;:::::::::::~ 30 Rad Heawy B,.d Pullers Hatched Merch 15 S1 50 each. 114-247-48&6 . Ave Gellipolll:, 0 H. 76 roh, many differw petterrw). AKC registered Cocker SpMliets Goods 'Sot 814-446-1889, 827 1971 Gl•omoller IS' 140H.P .~ woltnhru Wlndoh/old. e3.200. ..... & 00 For •I• 12 ft flb•gl•• bo • · 1200. Wollp- e7 00 double rol, pre-putld vinly lover 260 Persi., sndSiem•ellldHim• t.,sn kittens Chow stud ,.,.. $27&. Call 614- AUCTION :t:=NITURE 62 Olive St . Gallipolis. NEW- 8 pc. wood group - t339. Uving room suil•·•1&9-•699 USED~ 8j)ll 2311 Clblf\ C8tl814-4411-' 7372 • 81 .. 992·&188 Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. Antiques Buy. sell or trade. antlquu & collectabl.. See Dtdl; or Setty at Ed's Gellipotil Flee Markllt. Sat/ Sun. or c•ll 814·446· 7812 d11lv after 6 p m MerciJaiHIISI~ 51 ' Houiahold . 1988, 18' - - .. . - . ( Metcuoy 90 HP . Tlh. Trim. ol~ inJection. er.e eond \ow hours.. Cell 61 .. 448-3712 Peach Pram gown 7-8. vary pretty Fushla and bteeksequins. forJYW~I. New t385. Alklng eao '140 With hoop, li.r:a 7·9 Oro,omtn g 46 ~~--~-----------· tion 814-992· B111olt01'1p m A -1 For S_.e: UsedHormontelluxelre fuol oM 1\Jrnoce/$100 Cell 81._446-3968, At. &88 Mlttrea•orboA . . in~ full or twin •78. ftrm •81. and t88 Queen Mil 127& & up. King e310 4 drewer ch•t t81. Gun cobln•o I. B. & 10 1J1" lll:r;' mltlr-• e31 a t48 Bed framM • 28, Qu"" Size 3 or 4 BR house. l•ge ftwnlly room. 11h bath. C tty Schools Gas hea. l•ge 181181 lot with thadetreet Cab•n•s. reftig•• tor & range. Call tor appointmont 81._ 4411-3907 -ahor/ 196. G E. dry~t/ .7&, Whi<looot dryo•l e75. 30 In ell ges renge/ •7&; refrlg-frost free / 116 , M•yug auto wash• /•110, Ch•t freezer. 17 .... 11 e1110: SkoggaAppllon,_, Upp01 Rlv• Rd Cell 81 .. 44117398. utiiHOI pold (3041 876- ntofWI\ 971G euo 114-288-8304. ,_.gel 40 inch alec. t715: 30 Inch elec. ranr./ •75: Kenmore euto Wllhar 1195. G E auto CountrY style eofa. exeellerrt condition e30o Cream. blue A ma~ve Cell 814-44... 7903 1 Bedroom. fur•lwd upttelrs apt Meln Str•. 200 per lfllting- $99 Reclln• ltlr'linft 199 . aach. Cora MHt Rd. 8 + ecr• es•oo rebMe Curio cabin•·curved glass front ~ t279 or t15.14/ mo Trade tn' 1 taken. Bunk bedl with bedding- •241 Full aize mllttrwa I foundation Ylfla> Rd. 71_.t Rd. I r - e buMdlnv att• oppr111. II - • _ 2129 chan 8949"' e37 89/ mo 850 ahorobtth'100mo 919Second Ave. Call 614-U&-39•6 ·' FU•nlohed apt . 1 lw a 226, 2 BR OJ While Rd .. 2 UIIO Utlllli• pold 243 Jack· lllllclng loto. APP<•· ' 2· - • son Pli. Goll'follo. ootle t4-«&· - Col e 14'2411-111811 m• «11oft• p m 4 :30. Furnilhect cel:lle TV utHit1• For Sole· 41..- !Loft of Millo! paid. Ideal fat bachelor Bea~tt­ In Gordon ol Devotion In Olllo ful RlverviiW In Kan .,91 FasVolt., Momooy Gotdono Cell ••• mobil• Home P.rk. Call S 1._337·21 11 oolleot .,.limo. 61 .. 441· 11102 4G u~ 1 11 Boats and • MotorTfor'-Siile.. . h10 Boat-1917 Lon dar 11'&" with Merrury 3& hp motorwllh power tnm M diUtooilln~iolt Mercury ~ling motor. lhor• line trail• s more AM in aoodcond~ton. olll14-992-2170. • maehln• SmolloPtlo• - · 3roomoond botl\ phone 30._875-1386 T•• Townhou• Apartments· 2 a, , 1 112 bolho. CA.. dl• hwl•'-· dlo,-. private on· In Pomer~ Ohio 75 [:ii\'iiii;H.;;;;;:;;;;;;;~;i;;~;;;;; ee268 gun a••· tront gJn cabin at or 113.66/ mo 126 r• Trlill!lr for rent St Rt 588 Cal elolld patio. pool pllrfground pe ~- Crown Wll•. sewer & trash induded City, 0 H Poutblo ••totonce Starting at • 289 per mo C1l with ttn ..clng colt "" oppol,.. 11 .. 317-78&0 mont. 0111 11 .. 07·3871. or Furn · Apt npt to libr~ II 14-4411-89111 patlclng & A.C Ref taq'od. Sullabl e for 1 person. ()II 6 , .. «6·0338 36 Lots ,& Acreage oven & range. CA. ci;ty achools, In oounty Buainaaa Building• •ng1 e1100 All wood country din ttte ••· 3 chairl & bench wrth mllching hutch e&1S.,. t24.ee mo. t75 reblte for R1111t Cori\nwclll can 81 .. «&-876>t r.modeled 3 ' blctoom house, Rtoct bookl lot poylttOO otMio. WrM"' l'lo•31M, 111 8 1Jn. lllna.,-, N. Alftf'l. II. 101842 '' A pow bnent 44 42 l\r1obile Hames for R1111t Alhton bea~tllJI oni acre lots in ~iat ,.identiel wtthrlv• •ontago, publlcwat• ne~ghborhood rpeted f'lnge I •of olQI oomo turnlohed ctv• 81M'811. Jr 304-178- wesMr&dryerhook-up. onac• 2338 ' g•IQ• I e221 plus ut•litt• C1ll Job humlng1 Need • okl11 We P•.,t• far jo. . • Auto Mlchenloe. Cerp.,...., Cosm• ·3 br . sectionll 2 l.tll b•t.. tologioto, Dl¥•111flod Metical flroploco. double lot double Workn. Eleclrllll.,o. FoodS.· oven & r.,p. CA. Ctty Schools vice.,, • .._ Eledfonice Te~ Call81 .. «6-878>t nldsnt. lnckletrl .. Meinttnau:e Work... N..slngA ......,taend for Sate· Edgeoftowhon 588. 3 Otdol'lla MochlnloiL Ofllee br. home ttll bNitwnent &: "' m•k41id lot Call 614WDr-. lAd Wlldera. Register 9•ttA• now for Ill-• beginning July 448-9710 loti> Col Tri-CoumyYoOIItonol A... c...... &14-7&3-38,, &&3 3rd ave GaUipol• 2 br, tXI. 14. A -~. . of .,NIIng C~Fpotod. ollpl•. 1 1/ 2 both IOUrcll to Pew for treln lng •e outside storega t210/~s dep & utili• Coli 81 .. 245-ll!iBI!. - ...·"'· !hot• ollgllllo. 2 ,..,_ olclo Shop Clwk 2 flbrtl~nd Boad. .,... Rr~ens­ p~> hoUN k..,. . h~qu~o 01 Oddo wood Bridga bv vata. 100 ecre r.m. like ntw. .,dE. . ll!op. Mldclopon ••n •••••' 2 br' apt Homes for Sale Smell N Farms for Sale Woocl.. t1132 ..,.; e35. ooo. Rt 7, bol-e ....,. colt 11._ 44&-44111 aft• ,7 p.m EARN MONEY tyl)ing at homo. tlol Ootoill (1) 805-1187· 8000 Ext 8·4&12 33 House.,dTrailflfReplir Under· Now iobo II appll.,.lol\ colt 8111' , ;u;"~''"':pon:;n;ln~la~(30::;4;1;7;5-;;118;7:::8 34 pinning. petntlng. inside•dout. plumbing. WtH plinl ceilings hiring., youreraa, bothsktled& unsklled For 1 current list of 1 Y, IQ'a 12110 molollo homo. utllty outbulclnga. flul lleo' L v • - lotllllla drltod wol. nif81wot•tt89.Pric:edon lnope<llof\ 81 .. -4488. 48p.m 1978Mobllohomo. 12x41totot olee1114 2 bedroom. ...odiDncl. Wanted to Do I Wlllmowlawns Call614--446- Now hiring demonatraton to sel home daoor Item~ such as picturtll, door wreaths. & etc f<H 1 new OO"Y .,t.,. FR EE. 300 No ooHad:ing or dellvM'Ing work your awn hn Cal 614- ~- 4 aed<oom. futnlohed Mobile Home. Chll dren but no pll:s. phone (3041 488-1887 Cu".-rt:~ accepting appliCIIIons - - - - - - - - - for a dent.. hygiene position for a h1gh qualtty dental office Will bebtsll 1rt my home ReMoAnumes met' beaent toBoxcla nable rates References availa202 c/ oOallipolil Daily Tntune. ble. All!l•.elso"'*"'ends Cell 8215 Third Ave . Gallipolis. OH 81 .. 246-5788 46831 ---- "I'm supp6sed to entertain you while Mom · and Dad argtw over who invited you." We Clll"e for eld•tv end h•ulfcapped in our home 26 ve•• • pert en c. lP N on c.ll Low 17 Miscellaneous jabwithffiW hnl Noinvalltnent. no c:olled1ng or deUwermg Call 614 - 245 · 1383 . for an I ~......... ~,,:-~s-:2o4""';ct IH~ 2 ~1 5-,. 1 ••I ' •fi•IJ p m. Wood groups 1319 or •17 31/mo 3 pelce saf1 chair, loves• t799, or '31 90/ mo. With eeo rebll:e, coffee • •bl• e7tsset I • .., v!'o<.;:., Hou .. dewting end/or babvsit." ting In your home. Cell 114· 3792211 IN II RUT nred at • 3 35 11'1 hr1 BorW'Ig 814·992- 5858 factory or herd Iebar 1ot.?We're looing for 8 IW rJ:y people who Will do house cleaning h.,e want more out of life t'*' tust references. 304-876- 7277 gelling by Eo'" w by you lew" Cto1ed Tu•dava & Wedned-vs. Call Tom Jon•. 814-28& 6422 1-:----:-:-- : - - - -- For llle t., owner, 1 ec:n plus 22xll0 homa 21•go..,,.., ... In go. 2 Corpon~ - • pond. wei-tun., ,...ICJ, ,...." air cond. eta.ooo.oo. coli 87&2913 all• 4 p m rontod lot In Oollpllo 12.1111n Calll1 .. 4411- 87&9 1JA mile west onw 2•&-6363 for an in1erv-., 1 Must . . toippriCite MtedoWII'oolc Addition 3 bldroom ,., ch. ptl<»d In 1!0' a. Afl• 8:00 PM oil 30._176- 7431. 9218. cki•l diek drive. color monrt01 wll:h tlonal, Mutreu set •99 lunkl• • 39 91 , crib mattreues t29.9&. 1t74 14dlt- ole<l•l~ 2 6873 Wanted En•g«ic. people Of; 1 pc. potter B111e1 BR , .,ile esee or •32.76/ mo. t&O c•h rebll t H D Bunk bed. t149 or 112 41/ mo 4cll ch.,l49. 95 & dr ...choote64.95. 32 Mobile H omea · for Sale Situations Wanted 9-Bp m D1ning room t1bli. Pt chlllr• buffet. ltorm door. windows. clothel. houaehold ttern1, 10me nl(lllv Herold Remon. 6218• 3 lomily 12 m., Help Wanted An.,cing lll'lilable Baby sm• needed '" Room for etderly orwom., • Elim Home. Cere for elda'ly Mtd handicapped 614--992· Middleport 8t Vicinity 3 family. July 7.8 mv home, North Point Scho~ lf'el. Mondtrt thru Fridav. 2 ki•. mult be rell.t»>e md h~P~e own tr•sportatiOn. Begin Aug 21 1 Send name. adlt•s. telaphone end 3 work ...r•ence~ to lox P -8 c.-e Motorcycles All n""' top quellty 2 .. ..., ....... -rv -cloloct. 181 N Pork D"'o. coli 30._ 4111-1811 allw 8:00PM. 882· 2848 informatiOn 11 2 ......... .__ ........ mont. fonaod badl¥•4 frorw 74 Like now T.,dy 1000 SX wlfll VI'RA belli Call MwifYn Weawer, 304- Income home Cell 114-992· 8873 altar 7:00p.m lor mO<o dryer. lires, curtain•. clothes potts. clothes. eldl Electric 1 11 -18 brown c•pat a padding Mon-Tues 9-5 w., c., twllp you bet he b.-1 you can Pllmy 'ruetc Stop Rest II now aecepttng appHCII"I'tion 1or cook and waitrlll. Call (3041 757· 83tl7befofe 10 am end& p m'" July 7 . a. 9. 10 4 mHoa Souti>-Aio G,.,do, AI 321Southwettern H 8. WMhlr 1r Ringe, Juf! want to e•n e hnt, •tr• mOnev 1 Or would you Hke to h•e • cweer7 Erth• Avon KIT N' CARLYLE(t by Larry Houaehold Good1 • Fur~nttura & Appli.,C* At. 141 tnCenten.,, 1/ 4mi on lincoln Pk. Mon-Sat 9·1, Sun 12·5. OpM Aft• tft umil 9 p.m. for appointment• So give ua • eall 11.-.44&-3168. lldclltlo" Mlln St. Pt Ptt , WVa 2&650 St 61 porch.low30'~hotSI-• Ctohlold. Coll614-992-&1&7 o• 81 . 1192·2461 10 to 1 Home int-'or, dothlng. •c T••• • Rd , 2nd hOUM-Tighl packing hOUI8 . •HOUII iulf.. hou•IWid & miSc. Gt•.w.re, AVON • All .,. . Can Merllyf'l w..... 304-882- ~846. Pre 1940 qutlts Any condition Y•d Sale Rain or shine. Frldly U11d furnitUre •d household July9th&SotuodllyJuly1oth9 oppltanceo. Phone 614-742· a.m to1'7 M Kenneth Bekll"', 3 20,.a mlloo out Watllloo Rd Chit .. ' ·c :--:------,-r•'• • llllutl dot._, toys, Tha Tree Harverllers \Minted timber to buy, har.aNoodor p1na books. eppli.,oea. CB anntennas. aut:omaYa tit'• lltlltle Oery Bodv. Leon. WV. (3041 <eco1¥01a mot01drivea 1 boys 4&8-11B1 . & 1 plo biC'Ielo • 1 tricycle& 1 W•ted to buy. tingle eyltnder INe chltdrent riding pony Set of compr. .or for air compr•sor, encvclopedla end t'nuc:f'l much phone 30._&711-2198. morel LAFF·A·DAY · Hornn for Sale Coil 81 .. 892·2938. of Point Pleas•• Regast•. 200 Qultts The w...t ..; I~ to do ltgl't house -k. 8·30- 6 30. 8 d.,, o . . - hMt. . Swaln"s Furniture JatJ,..,., 985-4141 Gl._ CCIIftW'JOIS Compl•a households of llrn'-: ture a anttqUM A•o wood & 31 Halp Wanted ow...._ LOST. 2 ' Brlttony Sp.,tot. one mile Md ona ,.,.. ., o,_. Road •eo. ol-e oall 30 .. 1751320. ' tl-7 a Clot'--- Y•d Sale. 306 7th lt., Now Hoven Fri .,d Sot. 9.00 ~II lost· During p&rade- bleck 15·00 Lots chlhtiiiJ.f_clot._& leather ha.-t wtth letter "T' in it Rewe•d Ce" 814-379-2652. 8 Public Sale N•kon Cam••IFun touchl Ne• & Auction Oatry Queen keep camer 1 , 1 ------~---­ please raturn films of grMd- I" ch1l$-en Denny Coburn Rt 3 Box 1 26-A Oompotll, 45831. W.Vt Stote Chomplon Auc· Colt 614-4411- 731~ tloner Rick P•••on. Lleensed In Ohio and WestVIrginle looking LDst Poodle. mectlu m height. Auellono 30._ 773-8711 whrte, answers to Critter In the Mulberry vlcinty, b8tw.-, 1:00 •nd 9 00 on WednMdl¥' night "T-OP_C_J>JS_H_p_ot_d_:lo_,,9-13-m-odol ..d n_.er ulld c•• Smtth Bull:k-Pomloc 1811 Eort•n Aw . Golllpollo. Coli 81.. 4462282 4 !Milly ,;.... oate. July 7 & S A 1Oth Nice b9Ys clottwng, on 141 1/ 2 mi. west ofCem.,ll"/ Do you lo\le ldtten11 Need Twin's Club C1r Port Seta.' Immediate home for 3 black· 9 ·00.1 July 8 iSotutdoyj Ton / whhe males 1 (iilld blodc houM under Rt 7 By Pall on female. 7 wks old -Can 614- Llu•ol CNif Rd , now Big Whnt. 446-7221 Nlee 4 famtly Acroq •om Two month old pupptes Part San~·, Auto Sal•. out Rl 33 Colhe a. Germll'l Shep•d Call 1:00-400 Ram c.n••· July 7th end 8th 614-446-0861 Pine logs. vou rut. next to Vtnton, Otuo. cllll 614-388- SAT.:I-12-. 6-21·'89-1 mo 2 Female kittens. bladl &white. 1 bUff colored Tom Cat C1ll 11 Buy Usid l.trnitu.. by the ptece or entire hou11hold alao selling. Soturdoy. Border Colhe puppies r•d dog. 304-675-6669. •Limestone •Fill Dirt 5-4-89-1 mo .._t.d at Y. . y LIIIIIIMr In Middleport, Oh. Rhode Island Red Rooster & 4 hens 614-388·9943. To lnt-'or. adults • childrera ctothlng. toys etc Frfdav • a. Giveaway 9 .Wanted Fwnllure .. d apphenC* by the pMice of entwe household Fair prtee~ being J*d Call81 .. 44831&8. Announcemen~ 614-448-8505 LW. STEWART TRUCKING YOU CALL IT WE WILL HAUL IT We Service All Makes DAVE'S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Y•dSeto· July8&8. 10·& King atre Oerm~n btd. childl c• kd. children & ow~ clothing TovL Are you ttred ofth8t area inyaur yard that atways st8'(s wet? Dry It up Call C W O.vtson. Plumbing Trenching. &14- 4 SINCE /969 992-5335-985-3561 3 446-0169 lllle m everung or e•IV an morning 1 6·9-'89 lfn "Must Be Repairable" Wlltch ' for tlgnt lt_,oJuly Btl> Announce men Is 614-985·4180 992· •Washers •D ryers •Range •Freezers •Refrigerators of goodiet Rea1onWJ!a Prices" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 Give Us A Call Today" CHESTER - 4-25-tln Metals, Plastics, Stainless Steel, Etc. DUSIT Sl. SYRACUSE z REPAIR Also Tr••••l11le1 PH. 992·5682 or 992·7121 We Buy ·All Non Ferrous 6-27-89-1 mo. d. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK OPEN 7 DAYS 9 AM :]J PM EXCiPT HOUDAYS/ 985-4300 DEAD OR AUVE Rodn.,. on Bidwell Aodn., Ad Antlquoo. bookl. TV.oppN.,-. 10 apeld. jowolly. clothH.. Ioll Roger Hysell _ Yord SOlo: 1837 Garage Fri II Sat July 7 a 8 RECYCLING •CUSTOM KITCHENS & BATHS •EXTENSIVE REMODELING •VINYL SIDING A ROOFING •METAL BUILDINGS •NEW HOMES WANTED mil• from Ch.,~ut •HATS oT-SHIRTS •JACKETS FOR BUSINESSES; GROUPS & ORGANIZAliONS $' DRIVER TRAINING INSTRUCTOR NEEDED. PERMANENT PART-liME. IDEAL FOR RETIREES AND TEACHERS. WILl TRAIN. MUST BE RELIABLE, HAVE GOOD DRIVING RECORD AND VALID DRIV~R'S LICENSE. SUBMIT RESUME TO: AAA SOUTH CENTRAL OHIO, 360 SECOND sT., GALLIPOLIS, OH. lt. 33 ._.t .. •FIREWOOD BILL SLACK Rapatrs 992-7479 1-800-333-52,52 Member NYIE a Other PYindp .. ltocl. C•modly hc:h ... o- 11. MORRIS EQUIPMENT 'fll. 9·9·2801 PartL~- ~· LAWN MOWER REPAIR "Free Estimat•" 422 Marlrtt StrMt P. D. lox Til Parktrsb!lrg, WY 26102 .2-3-lln ' •YARDMAN MOWERS •I NT ERSTATE lA nERIS was appointed Executor of 'to find Dad shovtng tomato stakes. To find Dad reading The Sentinel. To find Dad eating cornbread . Tp find Dad washmg his feet. To find Dad nailing ~arpaper to the barn. to find Dad happy." We Paw ISO.OO •• Gamo Over 110 People 16S.OO Wheat First Secunties •Mobile Home·,_ 4 mllc. items 711 '{hlrd Awe LARRY D. IROGAN, CIC MOBIL. HOME PARI ·! •Mobile Home Rentals •lot Rentals •HOWARD IOTAVATORS the eiitate of Mildred B IN LOVING I\IIEMORY OF OKEY KISER SR WHO PASSED AWAY •" JULY9 , 1987 .... "Today I reach back for yesterday as if it were a double helping of Octobe• apple crisp... warmed over JUSt for mo . To find Dad sleeping, sleeping in the &ummer yard... twin maples his canopy overhead. To find Dad clutching his Dobro guitar, singing ' bout a paperboy he called Jimmy I DOC. PIIZI I 2 H.D FREE w~h I P~Hthase of min. 1 lilt. Limit 1. coupon per 1 tamer per bin., sesstott •ZrTOR TUCTOIS -t:CHO PRODUCTS BISSELL SIDING CO • 6·5·'89-1 mo. ALLEN'S HAULING . . I TilliS. U. 6:45 .... SUN. Ll. 1:45 Pll MOIRIS EQUIPMENT •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION _1,000 GALLONS . POOLS, WELLS CISTERNS " l/ 13/ 191fn I· 224 E. MAIN ST. 992·9976 PAT HILL FORD I .Call Anyti111e . 992-2371 POMEROY -EAGlES ClUI Mle. Rllin or Shin., Oarege8ale e34 Joy Dr 2 dlnertoo. crib. hofiiO .. BING8 ' I I I .. -- . 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Midclaport, Ohio -----Area deaths--. . · Wt>Siey Ward Jud tT.e. • 0 T..emporary . Continued from page 1_ __ __;;,.;,;_:..;,;,;,_.:..=.._ 0 0 _ _ lar homicide In ~;pnnectlo!l with the death last year of Steven McGrath. a passenger in a vehicle driven by Shuler. In yet another criminal mat· tei'. Meigs Corpner Douglas Hunter has Informed the Meigs County Prosecutor's office of preliminary results from an autopsy of .Robert Boynton Sr .. 53.- of Pomeroy. Boynl'on's stepson, James Fitzpatrick, 22, also of Pomeroy. has been chargeil with Involuntary manslaughter In connection with Boynton's death ... Assistant Prosecutor Ll nda Warner reports that. based upon a telephone conversa· lion between Hunter and the Fra.rlklin County Coroner's oC.,., flee. the tentative cause of Boynton's death ls aspiration of blood. The autopsy also revealed that Boyn~on sustained several blunt blows to the face and facial fractures. Permit fees inc~ease Keith Milton Ward of Louisville. ·Ky .• and Dah! Emerson Ward of ~ We!! ley Fillmore Ward. 83. Rt. New York; 23 grandchildren; 17 1. Cheshire. died Thursday even- great-grandchildren; and two · sisters. Myrtle Fife of Cheshire ing at his residence. : Born May 8. 1906. at Poplar and Lola Kirk, both of Columbus. Ridge. Gallia County. he was the He attended the Cheshire Bap· ;wn of the latp L~l~ FranCPs and tistChurch. He was a mPmberof Anna Rebecca !Thompson) the White Hall Lodge 761; TemWard. · ple Chapter; Royal Arch Mason 15.~; Mt . ~·ernon Commandery; , Preceding him In death were Scottish Rite 32nd degree; White his wife. Huldah Ruth (Brechtel\ Ward on April 3, 1981. whom he Hall Chapter of OES ~~4; Achbar \.•as married for more than ~3 . Grotto; . United Commercial Travelors Dayton Council; and 'y ears. Also preceding him In death A.M.O.B. of Dayton: Services will lie ·Monday. 1 were one daughter. Geraldine lll(!reases In perrrilt fee In 1979. . Ohio lawmakers have ap· .S wisher; one great -granC1<:hild. p.m. at the Willis Funeral Home. The Increase, Is . expected to proved incre~tses In resident :r'lmothy Cornelius; . !wo broth· wit~ the Rev . Steve . Fuller fishing. hunthtg aild trapping generate approximately $6.3 mll· ers. thar~s War.d and Marshall officiating. Burial will be in lion In additional revenues for the · permits as part of the state's · :Ward; two sisters. Sarah Hart· Grav.el Hill Cemetery. Ohio Department of Natural budget bill. Friends may call Sunday, 4 to9 man and Gertie Darst. The price of resident hunting r Resources Division of Wildlife He is survived by three daugh· p.m . at the funeral home with licenses has increased to $12 · when fully implemented later ters. Mrs. Dale (CharlPne) Darst Masonic Services conducted at 7 effective with the sale of licenses this year. of Cheshire. whom he mad<' his p.m. . The 1989-90 Hunting and Trap· In August for the 1989 Ucenses. Pallbearers wilt be Michael ,home With. Mrs . Charles !Ro· ping Jtegulatlons digest list the Hunters are required to have a -sanna l Simmons of Richland, Swisher. Gary Ward, Wesley E . new .license and permit fee new IJcense by Sept. 1 of each :Wash.. and Mrs . Thomas Ward, Mark Darst. Steven Darst. Increases which Include a $1 year. ;1Karen ) Spiess of Marysville. Charles E. Ward. .Honorary writing fee. This fee Is distribResident trapping permlls will fa ll!.; four sons. Wes~y Eugene pallbearers will be Richard uted to conserva. tlon clubs (65 now cost $9effectlvefor this fall's .ward of Dayton. Ohio. Charles Ward and Bryan Ward . percent) and to license agents 135 , new Ucenses. Next winter fjshtng :David Ward of Columbus. Ohio. percent) In Ohio. licenses will cost $12. New fisiJlng Revenue · ·generated through licenses are required by March 1 the sales of licenses and perniits each year. i.~ u~ Continued from page 1 · ~ ••• -----.::=:.::..:.:.::::~.:....:..__ ____,... Is used to P,ay for personnal and Permits for deer and trukey okayed. He e!Cplalned that the board returned to open session hunting also have Increased to administrative c'osts, fish and lack of money prevented the where they denied a grievance by $16 effective for the 1989 deer wildlife management and · r~ ~pproval . of the eittlre list as search, wildlife educl!tlon. non· bus driver Dorsal Thomas and hunting and· 1190 spring wild requested. but he suggested that authorized the acceptance of bids turkey hunting seasoi!S: The Ohio game !lnd !endangered specie .the· pa'rents make their requests for the old Pomeroy Junior High Wetlands Habitat Stamp fee will projects. trapper and hunter again next year when montes building. StiPulations to the ac· remain $6 this year. but will education, Improvement of pub· might be available. Harrison· lic fishing a~d hunting a cess, and ceptance of bids are that the> Increase to $9 In 1990. )lllle did get " lhPir fair share of fish and wildlife research. board retains the right to rej~t State lawmakers last approved the money that .is available. " any and all bids, and that a Carpcmter added. . minimum acci:ptable price for , · Although the parents werP the bial)dtng Is $1~0.000 , appreciative of 'items that were The matter involving a com· approved {or tl)e school. they plaint against Debbie LoWery. a werP disappointed that thP add I· I . teacher at Harrisonville Elemen· Meigs .Cou.n ty Emergency Medical Services transport~d five tiona! money for lmprovemPnts tary. did not come up at any time people to area hospitals and treated another jnan on Thursday. could not be au thorlzc>d. during the meeting's open ses· At 10: 58 a.m. Squad 33 from Syracuse jransported Ezra slon. before or after the execu· Board members said that if>! he Phillips from East Second Street to Holze~ Medical Center. PTO could provide the funds to· live session. Squad 40 from Rutland transported Ezra Barnett from her The following other matters p4rchase the materials. they Parkinson Road residence to Holzer at 11:13' a.m. would approve the purchases and were also finalized by the board. Squad 33 also transported Mark Duerr from College Road to -The resignations of elemen· thP volunteer labor. ey speciVeterans Memorial Hospital at 1: 28 p.m. · tary teacher Jenell Barker, junfied how ver that s a project Middleport Squad 11 was called at 2:07p.m. to Front Street. ior high teacher Renee Ba,rnes, would have administered ·Paramedics ireated Danny Miller. but he was not.taken to the and substitute cook Frances directly through the PTO. and hospital. • Kauff. were accepted. not through a group of concet·ned AI 8: 41 P:m. Racine Squad 28 was called to SR 338 to take -Michael Staggs \\'as em· parents. · Clarence Lawson to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Thursday's j>loyed as director of field care. Alth9ugh Kopcztnsky served last call came at 9:50p.m. when the Racine squad was called to under a supplementary contract, as Harrlson·v me·s PTO pres·l dent .., Broadway St. Paramedics Matthew Le\\•ts to Holzer. July 1 and continu. .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _took last school year. board members . commencing ing through the 19R9-90 year. _ _.;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....1 and the> parents were not sure If -Adopted a resolution au tho· he remains president unlll thco rlzlng James Carpenter, Roger · new school year begins . Holman and Everette Holcomb By United PPress International The same parents also quc>stl· the lower 90s Tuesday. Early oned the board as to when a job as representatives to acquire morning lows wlll be In the 60s. Soulh Cen,tral Ohio a description for the position of federal surplus · property from Tonight: Partly cloudy, with head teacher at Harrisonville· the Ohio State Agency for Sur- lows between 6~ and 70. Light plus Property. : Elementary would be preparPd. north winds. becoming . -Adopted · a resolution :autho- northeast. . Hartisonville's principal · also rizing membership of Meigs : servps as prineipat at Rutland. Saturday: Partly cloudy, with Local in the Ohio· Higli School highs In the middle 80s. Chance of and parents feel that whoever At hleilc Association. · tai<es charge or the school when rain 20 percent. -Approved modifications to the principal is away, should Extended Forecasl follow a detailed outline of duties. the dl~trlct's appropriations. Sunday tprough Tuesday -Set Monday. July 24. 7 p.m .. The board said the> job descrlpA chance of showers and at the board's meeting room In thunderstorms dllily. Highs will •tlon would be prepared before the Pomeroy Village Hall. for a :s tart of the new year. be In the 80s Sunday and Monday Aller an executivE' session. the · special meeting. to accl.'pt bids. and ranging from the mid llOs to I Friday, July 7. 1989 ,. ... ' ; . ' .Continued from page 1 Sunday 50 cents ____:~:::.::...:.:..:~:;...:_- restraining order. a hearin-g date before Judge Smith has bl'cn .set tor July 26. Trim per said. the strlkl.'s , which C'rupted after a June l1 labor rally In Charles ton In support of the ongoing Pittston Coal Group strike. UMW District 17Presldent Bob CHARLESTON. W.Va . ilJPll Phalen said Wednesday .that - Coal operators. whose victo· eliminating health benefits . for rtes In the courts have done llttll' striking miners is Illegal, even to turn the tide In the coa lfields. though the wildcat walkouts have · are turning to an economic not been authorized by the union. str1,1tegy In efforts to get striking "Even though the work stop· miners back to work. page is unapthorlzed. It Is o\lr Many n\tners are due to ret urn position that what (the COIJipan' to work next week after a 14-day ies! are doing Js Illegal In this vacation period , At least six-coal matter," Phalen said. "We'll companies have sent letters to take all the appropriate action their striking employees . telling that needs to be taken to protect them their health benefits would our members' rights under the . be cut off If they failed to show up law and the> 11988 nation~! for their scheduled work shifts. contract with the Bituminous One of the . six has shut down . Coal Operators association)::·· · one of Its West VIrginia opera· · Meanwhile. Sen:·Robert Byrd. lions. citing financial difficulties D-W.Va., called on Labor Secre· stemming from the massive tary Elizabeth Dole Thursday to wildcat strikes. T~e companies intervene in the Pittston strike. . say the walkouts are illegal and saying the wll.dcat walkouts' 'are they have no obligation to al;lide beginning to affect West V!rgl· by a national contract. ·nta'seconomy adversely, as well United Mine Workers officials as. the economie~ of other . . . have dented any Involvement in " • Key Club International champions Both Wimbledon finals. toda Inside Katie's Komer: A big thanks ... Page B-7 Along the River ......... B1·8 Buslness ...... ... ......: .... ... DI Comics· .......... ......... Insert Cl asslfleds ................. D:l-7 Deaths ......................... A3 Editorial ... , .................. A2 Sporlll ....... :., ........ : .... Cl-6 James Sands: Winsors of Patriot••.Page B-3 B-1 • tmts · Vol. 24 No. 22 .Cop,dgltllcl 1988 Rain .delays completion of lock .project 1986 FORD CROWN VICTORIA ..... S699 5· . FULLY EQUIPPED · By MARGARET CALDWELL Times-Sentinel Staff 1973 FORD LTD •••••••••••••••• S2995 4 DR. FULLY EQUIPPED EMS squds. busy Thursday .1981 FORD GRANADA •••••• S1195 4 D.R. AUTO., PB, PS. Weather Bob Adams wins event STEWART-Last F.riday evcn·. ing Bob Adams. Jr. in the Larry 'MilhOne Trucking No. A " won the feature event at Skyline Speedway as a tun~ up lor the Bob Adams. Sr. Memot·lal race to be held tonight at the> local speedway.. Gc>ne Whaley of Whaley's Auto Pal'ts wil.l be . sponsoring the pvcnt along with · J.D . Drilling Company of Racine. The• £'Vent pays $1200 towlnand $100 to start for super !all' modPIS. Gates open at~ . time trials ar£' · at 7:30 and racing at 8: :llf. Admission for adults Is $10 and children under. 12 are · frPe. Normal admission Is $7.00 but. due to the invitational and high paying purse admission is higher for this week's special c>vent. Lottery nu.:Uhers· CLEVELAND I UP I) - Thurs· day's winning Ohio Lottery' numbers: PICK-3 331 . PICK-3 ticket sales totaled $1,271,771.~. with a payoff di.te of $618.047.50 . . 0789 . PICK·• comment N . 0 .G d ·o n oo_ year . PICK-4 ticket sales . totaled t ak eover rumor $226.lo4, with a payoff due of . $135,500. . AKRON. Ohio iUPl l - Goo· :dyea r Tire & Rubber Co. and Pennzoil Co. officials declined ·comment Thursday on specula· tion Pennzoil might be lntc>rested . In the world 's tire leader . Rumors began to circulate ·Wednesday after it was reported ; Pcnnzoll bought at least 3 per· · : cent of G9odyear. · : Goodyear' s stock rose. $1.88 Wednesday to dose at $:i5 a · sharP. b~ t It · fell 38 cents Thursday. closing at $M.63. . " We'.re not commenting on · what we figured was a pretty i off·the-watl rumor.'' Goodyear : spokesman ·Walt McClenny said. ' A Pennzoil spokesma·n In Hous. ton. asked both about the ta· keovcr rumor and whether Pen· , nzoll had acquired 3 percent of : G9odyear . . also,, declined . comment. · . . POURING . CONCRETE - .GalllpoUs Lock nepJacMnent WQf'ken level concrete as h ·Is · one of tile tubs, lfoltlln~t toui-cublc yards ot"concrete. Into obe .ol tile middle wall monoliths. Up to 43 of the 50-by.~O monoljt~ will he placed In the ' -......,........_ .· 1987 (HEVIOLET S-ILAZEI 4X4 V·6oo;.o•lo.-••... T•etrloo,tltwloMI,cnoloe-'rol. $17,288 SAl£ STOCUt2244 $10,895. I -- .,~....- r... ,...--·----~-..~ ·~~~~ 1!!'-· SAlE $7 495 lttall SI49S, 1 Stodl MEK..Y SAil£ GS oHrtl\ #611-2141 . Retail SS295. 1985 CHRYSlER LEIARON * .... ,_....... ,_....... 4cyL , ... ., .. SAlE $4295 Aorlo........ wtoool, G'IOI 10otrol, II/III StocUUJ!-C . ' ·. ..... . .Ravenswood po~rs · · ·$9.5 million int(I) plant • htall '191J5 ...... 13995 1915 Ci:HEVROLET Go20 CON1EISION VAN · Aute.tr-.•01111.7po••tltr, V-1 ~. -AMIFM I t - ..._ One ration rlltlr. •-i Slocll 1110~ SAlE S829 5. lelaiii299S . ~X4 PKIUP ·v.a..-,4sptl....... i.vy w. ... .... It - ."" airry !lit ... 11111. ... 11itx WI ... Retail S4995 1916 CHEVROLET CHEVmE S2 39 5 ·_ 19U CHEVROLET .. • SollAZER 414 Alr and. 4 sptl,' tr-., AM/FM stwto,27,000 llllltt. Grtotgllntl· ..... • WI Stocll t201A V-6 tlllltto, aute. trans.. air concl. Mlfff ltlriO, . . . . stiirlltg. ,.•• lnlctr, $3:595 btall S46tS 1912 JHP If• TON 446 4524 "Right nbw.'' says Kinnear. "fines ag.lnst UMWA total $8 trillion. lt';s unconstitutional the POMEROY ' - Southeastern • way the cburts are tre11t1ng us. Ohio coal miners feel they are Every time you think the men are Involved In "a do or die situation about ready to go back to work. ·ror miners at this time." says some jud~ puts on another fine. Richard Kinnear. president of They (th~j courts) don't want It United Mine Workers of America (the striJiies and boycotts) to . . Local19~7. of Southern Ohio Coal · stop." 1 Klnnear •also cites examples of . Company's Raccoon Mine No. 3. Production at all three of SOC- . mlstreatrr!ent by federal mar· shalls of tpe news media in the CO's mines, Including Raccoon · No.3 and Meigs Mines Nos . 1 and VIrginia. 'l!s another example of 2. ceased on Ju.ne 19 when miners unco.nstitqtlonal acts that he failed to show up for the midnight al~ges ~e . taking place In shift. But although the secondary connection with the strikes and boycott by socco· s uoo miners boycotts. · Is In support of striking Pittston He also 1points out that unfair -,coal Company workers ft·om . labor pra~tlce charges against West. Virginia. Kentucky and · the Plttstoln <;:oat Group are ln the Vlrgina. Kinnear says: reasons court sys jem, but as yet, "we for the secondary boycott run ·haven't Heard anything about much deeper than a mere supthat. But urn it around .. let the port action. ' v companies make the charges. Kinnear. says that members of· and the .courts start levxtng his local feel the courts "are out · fines ." 1. to break the 11nton" and cites tbe The n~xl steps in the boycott by "excessive fine~" wHich have local mtntrs may be decl,d ed on been levied by the courts against Sunday w en members of Local UMWA as one example . of 1957 meet t1 p.m. at the Rutland unlon·b!Jstlng techniques being Civic Center. Details of a tempor· employed by federal courts. ary resttalnlng order Issued By NANCY YOA,CHAM . Tlmes.SenllnetStaff lttall SII,I9S. SPRING VAllEY CINEMA I . Sledr #CJII..194A SALE I -.. Stocll tiOOtA AM/FM st••,llt -n~. SAil S3895 S4295 . MVBNSWOOD, W.Va Showing ii iBn't planning to 8l8lld still in the worldwide aluminum SUIUIIAN , . Pltnty " ........... .,.. .. ,... lttorlltg. . Stocll 11201A SAil . . .. ·' Hospital news . ·~ GALLIPOLIS - Onemploy- ever, our employer survey shows ment in Gailla and Meigs COIJn· that Ohio Is participating In the ties was down during May while 11'8tlonal slowdown In job other area counties' jobless rates growth. " remained stable or increased. Unadjusted figures released the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services reported. , by OBES show that (or May. Around the state, OBES offl.' Meigs County experienced a sharp decline In joblessness clals said unemploymoot was 5.4 percent In May and rose to 5.6 down n tne· tenths of 1 percent percent in June. from 7.7 in April to 6.81n May . It was an even bigger dip when OBES adminiStrator Ellen compared to the co.unty's May · O'Brien Saunders said June's 1988 unemployment figure or 9.2 figures are consistent with the previous months in 1989. · percent. ·callla County's decrease was "More Ohioans are working smaller - two-tenths of a per· today than at any time In Ohio's cent from 6.8 In April to 6.6 the history," Saunders said. "How- • following month: Again. the cant decrease from a year ago. Vinton's May 1988 unemploycounty saw an encouraging drop from Its May 1988 jobless rate of ment rate was 10.7 percent, 8.7 percent. OBES reported. Unemployment figures were Two counties saw thelrjobless up slightly In two area counties rate stay unchanged from April. during May . Jackson County Athens County was at 5.7 percent experienced a one-tenth of a in April and May. th~ee - tenths of perce nt rise. from 7.8 In April to a percent lower than its 6.0 7.9 in May. The county's unem· percent standing In May of last ployment rate had ' been 10.6 year. · percent In fV!ay 1988. Lawrence County was at !\.4 VInton County ·saw a two- .. percent for April and. May . OBES tenths of a percent rise in sai(j. It was another significant · unemployment tn 'May , from 9.0 drop In unemployment from the during April to .9.2 In ·May . Like year before. when I·he county Jackson County. however. the reported an 8.3 percent jobless May figure represented a signlfi· .- rate !or May. • • to company . =-· 1 w111a1J pM"''II 'f to 8 per~ COlt IIYinp, J..oDa (Bee RAVENSWOOD, paae A8) willlKt I - .cent or dte domellic aemlf'lbricitod • Unemployment down · In Gallia, -'Meigs :~· y, company president, d_ellendent ~ aluminum SJnce Feb. r· · ;'.::,:;.,'"';Jnbe-::d .ItA . • • ~i£~ 5:u.ctt•:t'~u~:: IIIIIIPdall 5 ..... - which ( •' Local 1890 from Meigs Mine No. 1 will be meeting 10 a.m. Sund<ly at the Rutland Civic Center. according to a member of Local 1890 President George Thacker's family . · President Gene Oiler, Local 1886. Meigs Mine No. 2, reports that his ml!!ers met this past (See COURTS, page A6) .and which has retained all of its Previous castomcrs from when the ~'::'!rI!VIS 1under the allSpices of Alulninum, has been an in· - . ·~ ' . <' • HOGSETT, W.Va. - Excess rain has caused postponements and delays lor just about all outside activities. Including the construction work for the Galli· polls Locks and Dam project. Ron Harris. resident engineer. said the excessive rainfall since the first of the year has forced the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to extend the completion date on the· $218 million new locks project. Originally scheduled to be done by June 1992. the completion date · has been extended to November 1992. "The rain has just flooded us out.'' Harris said. "The accumulative weather has held us up. But we are within what we would like to be. " Officials at the Gallipolis Locks and Dam registered up to 30.4!\ Inches of rain since January in the dam area. with more t)\an 7.65 Inches of rain registered In February. "With a project of this size. it Is el\sier for hold-ups to force an extension," Harris said. ·~Taking . Into consideration the extended completion date. we are within a week of being on schedule.~· Water from the rain and ground seepage Is continuously being pumped out of the exca· vated area. Despite the amount of rain, flooding from the Ohio River has never been a serious threat to the project. "At this point, flooding has been widespread . Flooding to the point of using the coffer . celts (used to control flooding in t.he excavated area) comes a bout ·every 20 year~.'' .Harris said .. "This Is actually one of the driest projects on the river I 've ever seen, providing it quits raining." he added. Pouring concrete At this stage oL the critical flow. employees of Galllpolls ·Locks Replacement, the general contractor for the project, are pouring concrete to form the walls of the two new locks. "We have our own concrete plant on the site. Quality is a big deal with us. an.d we're very particular." Harris said. , By concentrating on the qual· ity of the concrete. GLR and the corps are a ble to cut cos\5 by cutting back on the amount ol . cement used. Whereas up to six bags ·of cement are used per a cubic yard .tor a residential driveway, only 2I,<j to 3 bags are used per a cubic yard In a project of this size. Harris said that when placing concrete In a mass. the cement settJ.n g process produces heat which can reduce the quality of . the lockwall Cutting back on the ·cement cuts back on the source of heat and on costs. . Before mixing the concrete. the aggregates (mixing mate· rials) are washed down with water to be cooled. Instead of water.lceis used In themixasan extra · cooling agent. , •. Having to use such a large · amount of Ice for the more than 800,000 cubic yards of concrete to . (See RAIN, page A6) · • a $449 5 Veterllils Memorial Thursday admissions - Do· : rothy Brewer. Portland; Lee · Wood. Rutland; Roberta Dalley, · Middleport; Bertha Diehl. Pome. roy; Kathy Lehew, Pomeroy. · Thursday discharges - Howard Lambert, . Langsville; Wll· I llam Bartels; Beatrice Stamper, Lee WoOd. t~nAmerica, according Thursday by Judge George C. Smith. U. S. Southern District Court. Columbus. to end th,e · secondary boycott. will be pres· ented at that time. Kinnear however. could not speculate as to what the outcome of Sunday•s· meeting will be. "I don't know If tfiey 'll take a vote or even how many members will show tip." '"Ibis is clearly a new company," said R. lln!meu Boyle, cbairman 'of the Ra~ Aluminum board since 1981. . of dilecbluellln l..:....'I"!,~JliiiY bas a About 400 Mason Countians are new .... ...... logo and the CJDDioyed at the COIIIJIIIIY based 'in words "A [New Spirit,~ n on the Jaebin County West~ boaom of company II"UIII)'. A ~· oflk:er 1110 111• Ia lllldilion to the fiCIIltiel at IICIUIICed Ill Ol!Cltllive intemcw which enqlloy 2.20Q willl lbe Point '"mart Real 1 on . 'MliUII, C lilo ope.ralel a used Friday afleraoon thll the COIJIPIIIY bevcnlp reclamltkla ]llant at pia on ~ In ti1Jout $80 mil· . Bedford. .!Jnd', •, and . I daia lion 0\W the - tine ,_. into procenlniJ c:ellta in Columbus, the RaYCSDSWOOCI Aluminalll Corp, Ollio, ~ Hliz""eth A. J..on& if mitlew!uellllin COIIItanL · COIIIJD1IIIitt affaiq 1118118&«· T1le lUc:bard $9~ tDllllqa CIPitll . and the A-•-" ....r!oa~l 1~ pntliM IMII't -l'~v.-ed by to ~ dte ba.4 of diJectondita Week. ...... .... " .... !It ....~ ... lnbs. product John R. business, Ravenswood Aluminum Corp. 8IIIIOUIICed last weet that it is DOUrinL~~: million into the 13• bon J • · and re-starting ils founb 1IOIIino tbat has been i~ 1979 CHMOLET . •••:.c· • -latall SJ495 1913IUICI ~SAllE ST. WAGON · ..... ..._ • Clllll. v.a ~. wltltl, 111111 . . . . By CHARLES A. MASON OVPStarr · . . I .' Courts trying!to ·b reak ·the unton: mtners Dally stock prices (As of 10 a.RJ.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Lo~wl SAlE middle wall with up to .95 to cOmplete the UOtloot lock chamber and another 211 to com ~~Jete Jhe 880-foot look chamber. (Times-Sentinel photo by Margaret Caldwell) • Stocks Am Electric Power .............. 28 · AT&T ...... .... ..... ...................15I,<j Ashland Oil ....... ............. ... .37% ., Bob Evans .......................... 15% Charming Shoppes .... ..... ... .. . 15 City Holding Co .. .............. .. 16¥., Federal MoguL ....... ............. 2~ _ Good,ar T &R ..... .... .......... ~4 V., Heck' .... .. ................ ... ..... .... V.. Key Centurion .... ..... .. ... ...... 12% Lands' El)d ...... : ............ ...... 27':fi Limited Inc : ............. .......... 31% Multimedia Inc ... :...............96% Rax Restaurants ..... ............. 2% Robbins & Myers ........... ... .. 17"4 . .11% 7< ·Sh oney •s Inc .............. ........ Wendy's Inti. ............ ........... !\)', Worthington Ind ................. 22% 12 Sec:tiono, 74 Pag• A Multlmodio Inc. N.Wopoper Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant. July 9. 1989 1\, ·Local news briefs.. ~--·· -.--- Partly cloudy. High near 90. Chance ofraln 50 percent. Low · tonight near 70. Monday, mostly sunny. High In mid 90s. .. Stop. In An~ See·Us for Super Deals On Quality Use~ Cars, Me C·l · • -~ j ' ' I I • • . ... . THECANAL-ThllvlewoUheexcavii&M-afwtlle-locb aJ Oallpoa. llllowa tllree IHIIDJ 18llclt tile 1,111-foot chamber ud tile ohallatllortlleMllldewaiL TllefarrfJb& tower II altlblaln the •toot lock chamber. Slt&IDJ waler lillbe forearouncl of tile plct- lalram tile exc-we nl• liMit hulallea Ia tile past week. Dulllotlle .ul amotlllt ofnlll. &IMClllllplftlonilllteforlhe· $JI8 mWioa lock proJect hu been nlelltlecllrom .June ltn 1o November Ill!. (Times.!Jea&lnel photo by Mar1are1 Caldwell) ' •I ' ..;.- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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