http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c7acaf837155e2f9fcf49d7616de090a.pdf 753e5a141dca1730d87f297e3ccf58a0 PDF Text Text • ' . .. Church · • nottces Ohio ·Lottery . . Daily Numh_er 8~ .. at Vol.39, No.39 Copyrighted 1988 enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 1, 1988 PBRFECI' EVENING - Thursday evening's weather was perfect for the free Pomeroy concert by the Ohio Vnlverslty ConmnpalvenltJ Baacl. Thll year's concert took place on Court~- FOtJBTR OF JVLY fireworks will be displayed Monday evenlnJ In Rutland, Middleport and and several other activities were held In conjuactlon with the concert which was sponsored by Bank One. Racine. So take your pick of shows, bring a blanket or lawn chair, and enjoy the spec-racular scenes. .Fourth of - July activities are .. ·\ ----· / . • colllslons that occur. A good rule The July 4th holiday week-end of thumb to follow Is to allow one . Is just around the corner and car length for each 10 mph. The traffic wm be vavy. The Highaverage response time of a way Patrol wliT'be out In force driver getting their f09f"'on the and strictly enfOrcing the traffic brake pedal II ~ of a second. Jaws. . · At 55 mph, you have travelled The QHD Is asking for your 61 feet In that fraction of a assistance In making this holiday second. If the car In front of you a safe one, buckle up, allow slows down or stops suddenly and enough space between you and haven't allowed enough space tl)e fellow In front of you and keep between you and him, It usually the one behind the wheel sober. ends up In one thing - a collision. r W t ' . , . ' 2 Sections, 14 Pages .ll~port ~;u~;r~ l»y task. fb~ce · · COLUMBUS, Ohio UP!) - A •tate Drought Task Force has Jlven Gov. Richard Celeste the three options of contlnulngvolun· tary water conservation efforts, making them mandatory, or imposing a statewide ban on non-essential water uses If Ohio's severe drought worsens. The 16-member tasl( force Submitted )ts preliminary re· commendations to the governor. The recommendations were ex· jMlCted to be made public today. Tony Logan, deputy director of the Ohio Department of Agrlcul· , ture and a member of the task force, told the Ohio House Agrl· culture Committee ThuTsday that the group recommended easing truck load ltmlts for carriers of Imported hay, and · · proposed examining a long· range cloud seeding program to help Increase average rainfall in Ohlo. Logan said cooler tempera· tures have given Ohio farmers a reprieve, but he said Ohio's crop losslspeggedat30percent,and Increasing by 10 percent every SUMMER SOUNDS - The Ohio University Communlverslty Band received a standing ovation from the crowd after Thursday's free week that goes by without rain. Rep. Dwight Wise, D-Fremont, chairman of the committee, said there has been "considerable damage" to vegetable crops In no.rthwest Obi&, such as toma· t.oes and cucumbers. Logan told the committee the drought could produce a ripple effect In produce prices, and could affect . state revenues In that some farmers will not have Income In 1988 and will not owe Income taxE>s . He also pointed out that school funding In rural areas could be affected because "a lot of those levies are going to go down ... some of these farmers are just not going to have the money." John Stevenson of the U.S. Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service reported that milk production has diUtin!shed to the point where the government apparently will not follow through on a threatened reduction in the milk price support of 50 ce.nts a hundredweight. , concert In Pomeroy. The band, which Includes members from Meigs County, Is conducted by Ronald P. Socclarelll. announ~ed . From 1·3 p.m. In the afternoon, Activities sponsored by the the Mudd River Band will per· village will get underway at 6: 30 form and from 3·5 p.m., a new p.m., all in the Dave Diles Park ·band, Midnight Six, will be on area. stage. At 6:30p.m., the Shady River The evening's entertainment Shufflers will entertain, followed starts at 7 p.m. with the Bells and by the Crossover Band from 7 to 9 Beaus square dancers, followed p.m. This year, the Feeneyby the Old Timer's Quartet at 8 Bennett Post of the American p.m. and Mldn~ht Six will play Legion Is taking part In the again from 9 p.m. till closing at celebration by sponsoring the midnight. Crossover Band for the public's And of course, there's the fire enjoyment. . department's annual ox roast, After Crossover's perfor· which will provide lots of good mance, AI Hartson, minister at eating through()ut the day. There the Middleport Church of Christ, will also be rides and games for wUl sing two patriotic songs and the children throughout the day. remark$ will be given by Mayor Flrt>works will c;ap the Fred Hoffm!ln. The legion will evening. then ·present a three-gun firing · ' Anyone with questions .about over the river. · Rutland's celebration may conAt 9:30, fireworks over the tact Lll Kennedy !It 742-2861 or river will be featured. Joan Stewart at 742-2421. Racine's annual celebration Among Middleport's Fourth of sponsored by the fire depart: July activities will be a "Fun In ment, begins with the 10 a.m. the Sun Day" at the Middleport parade. It still Isn't too late to Swimming Pool. The pool will be register a ·· parade entry -tlnt-open from 12 noon to 5 p.m. and . calling Dennis Wolfe or Bruce admission those hours will be Wolfe. Prizes will be given hi the half price. There will al~o be various parade categories. The g~mes and prizes. parade will line up at 9:45a.m. at Extra,nien to be on ~uiy, patrol repot18 Clear tonight. Low ht mid 50s. Saturday, Sunny. High In mid-80s . •• .. e There Is traditionally an In· .crease In traffic on your highway system between Memorial Day and Labor Day due to vacation and general summer travel. Lt. Dan . Henderson of .t~ Qallla-Melgs Post of the High· way Patrol urges you to use extra care, stay alert while driving this summer . and obey the. traffic laws. · ·Following too closely Is a majo~; cause of the rear en<! \ Pick 4 5287 p age 6 By NANCY,YOACHAM Sentinel Stalf Writer There should be something for everyone I~ Meigs County this Fourth of July and Rutland, Middleport and Racine residents are gearing up for their annual holiday celebrations. In Rutland there wtll be clowns, Indians, cloggers, floats and something else for everyone · at the Fourth of July parade. This year. cash prizes will be given away for parade entries In several categories. 'J:he parade will start precisely at 10 a.m. after the raising of the flag by the Rutland Legion. Parade officials are encourag- , lng anyone who wishes to partie!pate In this year's parade. There is no theme. Pre-reglstratlon ·ls not required and anyone with an entry Is just asked to be on Depot St. the day of the parade between 9:30 and 9:45a.m. to register. Performing on the stage, lm· m~lately after the parade, will be the Rainbow Cloggers and Shady River Shufflers. An Indian dancebythelocalcubscouttroop will also be featured. •· Southern Junior High, following the raising of the flag. The firemen's annual chicken baarbeque will begin serving at 11 a.m. with chicken dinners for $3.50, which Includes baked beans, cole slaw and a roll,. or half-chickens only for $3. The fire department ladles auxiliary will. be serving homemade Ice cream. Chlldren'sgameswlllalsotake place starting at 1 p.m. . Then In the evening, the annual variety show, sponsored by the iadles auxiliary, will be featured. The curtain goes up at 8 p.m. and this year's entertainment line up will feature not only firemen and BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS- Allee Wamsley admires some of ladles auxiliary members, but the many paintings Included In the Artln The Park display, which also the Midnight Cloggers and was held In conjunction with Thursday evening's free concert by soloists, Virginia . Bentz, Karla the Ohio University Communlverslty Band In Pomeroy. Works by Smith, Loretta Smith and Me· severalioc&l ar~ts were displayed In the Court St. mini· park. IIssa Layne. Sounds. of the 1950's and 60's, ·country music, broad- . way tunes and sounds of the £ 1980's.wlllbelleard. Admission to r - the show Is free although dona· tions will be accepted at the door. 1\T ...1 _ The show will be staged at the 1 YO paper on~y junior high. • The Dally Sentinel will not be published on Monday, July 4. in ' Raclne'sevenlngwlllalsoend ordtr to permit employees to observe the Independence Day with the annual fireworks dis· holiday. Normal office hours and ·publication will res).lme play at 10 p.m. Tuesday. But whether you visit Rutland, Middlep6rt, Racine, or all three villages on Monday, enjoy the . EMS six Thursdny calls Fourth of July In Meigs Cou~ty .• Loca·J news bnets • ---.. M has Name contest winner Flip Werry, of Chester, has been added to the list of the Sunday Times-Sentinel mystery farm winners. Werry correctly ' Identified the Ben Ewing farm In the Alfred area. A check for $5 wUI be mailed to Werry. · ~ Meigs County Emergency Medical Services answered six calls Thursday; Pomeroy Squad"'4 and the fire department,at 8:32a.m. to an auto fire on Cherry Ridge; the vehicle was owned by Jim Lucas; Racine at 10:58 a.m. to Route 338 for Raymond Proffitt; ~lfe Flight made an on·slte landing at 12:32. p.m. to transport Proffitt to Gra~t Hospital, Columbus; Syracuse at 2:04p.m. to London Poolfor Jared Mills who was treated but not transported; Pomeroy at 7:33p.m. to Second and Court Sts. for Melissa Barrett to Pleasant Valley Hospital; Middleport at 7:44 (Continued on Page I) .. �• .r The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pom8ft!y-Middleport, Ohio Comment ~ P.om..oy-Middleport. Ohio Friday, July 1, 1988 TheJ Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA .It~ . · ........._.._......,f"T"11Ead.o=o PAT WHITEHEAD Allalatant Publisher/ Controller BOB HdEFLJCH General Manager I A MEMBER o!The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Assocl3.tion . LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be les~ than 300 words loitg. All letters are subject to editing and must~ signed with name. address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters shoUld be In · good taste, ad.;Jresstng Issues, not personalttles. Reagan insists 2 fornter NSC aids are innocent WASHINGTON - To hear ' wrong with first-class air travel Ambassador Sheldon Krys tell It, for his daughters. he easily cleared hlmsell of those . The special inquiry by the nagglng accusations that he inspector general criticizes other misspent funds while remodeling spending that occurred. on Krys' his embassy residence !n ' the watch. Caribbean island republic of Krys, · 54, !s former radio Trinidad and Tobago. reporter. In his new job at the The Senate Foreign Relations State Department, he wUI be one Committee recently met to de· of Its j.6'p budget officials. bate Krys' confirmation as the Charges of fiscal irresponsibility new assistant secretary of state in Trinidad could have been particularly damaging to his for administration. Keys told the subcommit.tee he was "exoner- confirmation, even though the ated" by official probes into the auditors laid much of the blame allegations that he had been too at the feet of other embassy lavish with the taxpayers' mo· workers. Ironically, Krys will · ney. ' oversee the Foreign Bu!ldlrlgs Office, the agency that approves But our associate Stewart Harris obtalnt!d the report of one embassy renovations. It was his investigation into ·Krys' actions. · own renovation budget in TriIt shows that the ambassador did nidad in 1986 that dfew the notcomeoutsmellingassweetas · attention · of the inspector he might have led the senators to general. · · believe. The State Department InspecAt a time when the State tor General has recommended Department was cutting sala~ies that Krys reimburse the Departto pay for the increased cost of ment for first-class airline protecting embassies against tickets for trips two of hls terrorists. Ki-ys aske\1 for about daughters took to Trinidad in $150,000 worth of Improvements 1985. Ambassadors' families can to his embassy and· official fly first class!! they are with the residence. He wanted a tennis ambassador. But the family court, central air conditioning, a must fly coach if the ambassador chandelier and another baIs not along. Krys has said he throom for the master bedroom because, as l)e explained In didn't know there was anything a 'qjv . ROBEBT L. WINGETT Publisher - • Soon-to-be sec~etary's s~nding probed • ~m~ .undl, Becker "clash in Wimbledon semifinals :;. Page-2-The Daily Sentinel I • By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter • WASHINGTON - President Reagan is neither. a lawyer nor a student of the Constitution. That's pretty clear. His insistence that Ol!ver North and John Poindexter are " Innocent" and broke no laws has been repeated on several occasions In recent days. It is interestilig that Reagan has passed that judgment .in view of a sweeping 23-count indictment against both men a'nd ·others in the Iran-Contra scandaL • After taking the Fifth Amendment against self-incrimination until 'he received ill'\mu~ity, North has acknowledged lying and deceiving Congress, shredding official documents hour after hour after a government inquiry was under way and accepting a security system paid for by the arms sales to Iran . That's for starters. He also was aware that his secretary, Fawn Hall, took national 'security documents out of the White House complex, hiding them in 'her clothes. · Poindexter was charged with obstructing justice, blocking 'congressional and Justice Department probes, a part of the ·conspiracy charged in the indictment. He also is accused of deleting Information about the secret arms sales to Iran and the diversion of profits from the sales to the Nicaraguan rebels, known as Contras. After a Lebanese magazine exposed the arms sales, Poindexter ·insisted that the United States had an arms embargo in force against Iran. · · ' . Poindexter later acknowledged he knew of efforts to falsify the . chronology of events leading to the scandal, which had been prepared . (or Reagan to use In his speech to the nation and at his news ~onference. The same day that Reagan fired North and compelled Poindexter to .resign, he told Time magazine's Hugh S!dey that North, who had supervised the C~ntras and helped raise funds for them, was a "national hero. 1 ' The scandal broke in November 1986. For nearly a year, the president avoided . news conferences, picture takings. and any encounters with the media where he might be questioned . His wife, Nancy, stepped forward to answer questions and was not hesitant in call!ng on North and Poindexter to tell what they knew about the affair that was engul!lng the White House and jeopardizing the presidency. · ""' Neither the Tower Commission report, the congressional hearings nor the testimony itself of the key witnesses apparently had any effect . . on the president. He was back to square one at his recerit 'news conference at the Toronto sum"" It meeting, insisting that he did not trade arms to Iran fOr help in securing freedom for the American hostages in Lebanon. Nor does he believe the usurpation of his presidential authority by Poindexter, who told the world "the buck stops here," and of North, who took it on himself to siphon funds from the arms sales, represented any legal breach . Reaga,n 's own Jack of outrage that two national security aides l)lould undertake such activities without his authority Is puzzling. Reagan said he did not know about the diversion of the money to the Contras, but. he shows no anger that ii was ctone behind his back. • North claims that he assumed he was acting with the acquiescence of Reagan. He did say that he had permission from Poindexter. North was a protege of the late CIA Director William Casey . Casey, North testified, viewed the whole operation as a 'kind of "off-the-shelf" endeavor that required no governmental accountability. The painstaking, time-consuming declassification of thousands of documents to be used in the trials has caused long delays . But Reagan is on !he record as saying the legal proceedings should go forward lest there forever be a "cloud of guilt" over the heads of the defendants. There had been widespread speculation that Reagan would pardon North and Poindexter, and perhaps former aides who have been tried on unrelated charges . But from his recent comments. the president sajd he wants to see the innocence of North and Poindexter "established once and for all." If there is a lesson for future adminlstratlons to learn from the consuming scandals, It could be thaI ignorance ofthe law is no excuse. a By Jack An~son and Joseph Spear State Department cab e, the master bathroom "can only accommodate one person at a time." T)le department drastlcally .cut Krys' wish list. The later audit by the inspector general cr.ilicized several <Iransact!ons that oc~urred while Krys was ambassador to Trinidad . -Without permission from the Foreign Buildings Office, the embassy bought a $4,325 meat smoker and barbecue grill. - More than $3,000 was spent out of the. salary-and-expense account on a video cassette recorder, water distillers, air conditioners and a lawn mower. State Department regulatl()ns onlyailow$1,500tobespentfrom that account on furnishings. - The auditors could find no reason why the embassy spent $140.18·to transport by air $248:os worth of goods - iaundzy soap, shower heads, a pruning saw, garden sprinklers, plastic hangers and seeds- ordered by Krys. Other forms of shipping are less expensive. -As renovations attheofflc!al residence proceeded, Krys wired the State Department on Julyl6, 1986 for an additional $27,000 to flll the embassy's depleted ac.count. Auditors later found that the embassy's .budget was atread:~~ overspent when the cable was sent, and that the additional ~ money was used to pay old debts. . Krys signed the cab!e· but told the au<l_!tors he dldn t know the embassy was In the red at the . time. David S. Wick, the embassy employee who tipped off the inspector general's auditors to many of !<rys' excess expenses, was sent back to the United States by Krys. He Is currently assigned to Ira~. Krys was · clearecj bf all~gatjons that he perse¢uted Wick for being a whistle blower. . . When Krys appeared for his confirmation hearing before the Senate Forelgn"'ftelations Com.Ill.[!tee, he had an easy time of it. Even Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., a harsh critic of State, Department nominees, congratulated Krys ali the way he handled the · unpleasantness. "Sometimes !n public life you 11e1 into sticky · situations ... and you are !nnecent," Helms said. The committee and the full senate are. expected to swiftly approve Krys' nomination. By ROBEBTO DIAS UPI Sports Writer CLEVELAND (UPI) -' The appropriately named Randolph Keys is supposed to help the Cleveland Cavaliers open the door to better perimeter shooting. Selecting the 6-foot 7 ~ forward from Southern Mississippi - Browns' cornerback Hanford Dixon's alma mater, which leads to speculation of whether Keys barks - ,represents' a gamble, bu I a good one. Caval!ers General Manager Wayne Embry Is betting that Keys's perimeter shooting wlli draw away the extra defenders from center Brad Daugherty and give guard Mark Price some much-needed help from the outside. So much for the theory that Jerome Lane of Pittsburgh and Shelton Jones of St. John (this writer's alma mater, not that it's of any real , Importance) were · Cleveland's choices. The Cavs, .though, were 23rd ilast, that is) in the NBA in rebounding. Embry and Coach Lenny Wilkens, though, believe branch oflice on the moon, to checked growth, the absence of make a $3 million loan for the sound underwriting and appraipurchase of the Rolls Royce sal pol!c!es and forays Into exotic collection of Bhagwan Shree financial schemes. In a word, Rajl)eesh and to build a private greed." overpass on a 10-lane Dallas · More than 500 savings institutions now operating are bankrupt freeway." Some thrifts failed because .- with haif of the thr!fts in that tradition-bound managers could category classified as "hopenot make the transition to an lessly insolvent." Another 500. intensely competitive deregu- are In such perilous straits that lated environment: In other they also are l!kely to eventually cases, hustlers, grifters and require bailouts. Thus, · almost one-third of the opportunists engaged in hyperspeculation and fraudulent prac· 3,100 savings and loan associatices that bled the thrifts to · tions. and savings banks regulated by the Federal Home Loan . death. Bank Board and insured by the Regardie's, a Washington- Federal Savings and Loan Insu- : based monthly that reports on ranee Corp. are in serious ; business, cites "fast but un- financial trquble. MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS POMEROY, o•o JULY 1-2-3; AUG. 5·6·7;' SEPT·. 2·3•4; OCT. 7·8·9; I .OY. 4·5·6 ' ' l)ealen Wanted- Buyer• Wanted- Come Qne, Come All ' . REASONAilf SOUP RAm INDOOR SPACE • OUTOOOR SPAC£ FOIINflJIMAnGN CAU: 304-422-4169 or 614· 42·2882 that Chris Dudley and John "Hot Rod" Williams will perform better boardwork next season. Dudley has the instincts and is developing the strength to bump heads in the paint, but Wlliiams was a real disappointment last season. Allegedly, dental problems prevented him from working out and his. performance showed a singular lack of improvement. Keys Is on th,e thin side, but has been pumping !ron. Dan Majerle, the excellent forward from Central Michigan, -was· high on the Cavaliers' wish list. Ironically, he was selected by Phoenix with the 14th overall pick, the one sent by Cleveland In the Larry Nance trade. ' Too bad. Majerle, with his upper-body strength and inside game, could've helped. He also. w!ll join the Suns fresh off the U.S .. Olympic team, meaning that experieace w!ll only help him adjust to the NBA. 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After makIng the turn on the back side at 3-under-par, Mogg parred the . first five holes of the front side before turning in three straight birdies. "I had it really close and I didn't make It," Mogg said of the five consecutive pars. "When I hi( an iron shot. I was never more than 20 feet away." Hayes, 38, said the winds made Butler play shorter and easier than it usually does. The 10-20 mph winds were lilowing from the northeast Instead of from the West as they usually do. "The hard.holes seemed to be downwind," Hayes said. " I don 't think I've ever played here with the wind direction like this." Hayes said he has had other rounds as consistent as Thurs· day's but has not been able to put two or three such rounds together in one tournament for years. • a-vet AHappf And Sa.fe PAnEIN MASTER SPRINKLER. Programmable sprinkler keeps water on grass. off patio, drlve· way, sidewalk. FREE TRIAL. ~ ' 8.99 NYLON . REINFORCED 60-Ft. 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I'm seeing bits of improvement but the second day it disappears ." .Hatalsky played the back side first and matched 33s for his bogey-free 66. He had only 24 putts in the round, including two from 50 feet on the par-5 12th hole that l:e reached In two. · "That might be the highlight of the year for me, reaching a par-5 in two," said Hataisky. "But I needed a hurricane be.hind me to do !t. " Butler National was in fine shape Thursday after 10 months of repair work from floods that , left half the course unplayable for the 1987 Western , Last year' s tournament ~as held on two days with nine holes played on a nearby municipal course. "it 's incredlb!P to see the golf course in as immaculate a condition as it is aft er las t year ." crown. She got paGt lo ngtime r iva l Chris Ever t In threP '"'S Thursday, b·l , 4-6. 7 ~ Loqking a head to Sat urday's final, Navra tilova acknowledged the power of 'th e 19-yeill old world No. 1, but said even ( ,rat would be unlikely to match rh~ ground stroke exper tise of E \•ert " I think Steff! is comtng ov<>r th e backhand better , bu t I don t think she'll be passing up both wings as . well as Chris did tQiiay ," Navratilova sa i . "Also, with my slice set ve it 's go ing tc be harder for her 10 go ove r, because the ba II Is cuming a way from her . Jt should b€ a good batfle. I'm looking forward to 11. · • Collel:e SMU -Nama~ .Jolwl humate blllktt· bill ceaCh. Wat Vlrwlnla- Named Mille Pra11k M.ciak tpGI'tllniDmw.l ... dlft'ctor. Cl.dn.tl at Pllllafelpllla PllliNII'h at 8a PrM.UCO Jle•lll" at New Y•rl&, nl11t11 Atlaala 11 Me•111at, nllht 229.95 ADAMS STORAGE .......... Aareed lo a muiU·,ear col'lllrt.cl with Coacii.Ch~~ek Da(J'. Boston - Named Lun:r Van EmAil s ....., .• o..... 3.99 Do••• mu f:ram Va.eouwr. Mtlllrul - Recalled calcher Milke ,. n .ou sv. Su FrAMIIJCO Delrvtt Nft'" York (GuldrJ 1).1) U Chlcaco {McDowell J..t),-8:30 p.m . Min••• fVIoln U·') al Mlht·. . !Re Pawlw::kl!t al BuHIIIo HOME IMPROVEME NT SALE JU!!jil~4~TH~r----.....,-..------""T:"'~ ~'!!!!!!!!!',"-- 1M OAK BROOK, QL (UP!) Brlan Mogg, who played on the Asian golf tour one year ago, shOt the best round of his PGA career to share the first -round Jead .of the $900,000 Western Open. Mogg, 26, shot a 6-under-par 66 on the rebuilt Butler Nalkmal Golf Club course Thursday to tie . Mark Hayes and Morris Hatalsky for the lead. The trio of leaders were not among the pre-tournament favorites. Mogg had to play in the tour qualifying tournament in December to regain his playing card. Hayes has not won a tour event since taking the Tournament Players Champ!onsb_ip in 1977, and Hatalsky has hail only one top 25 finish this season, although it was a victory in the Ke!!!J>E!r)Open four weeks ago. Mogg earned $9,352 on the tour in 1986. After working on his gameinAsia,Moggcamebacl<to the PGA tour anCI ·grabbed a theStill, Masters in April. he never played a round llketheonethaLgo,thimtheeariy lead at Oak Brook. Tbunollq'• Helull N_. York I, Olleap 3 1 '· ......,., Gams Daklaad (Stewart 1HI ai Torento . (SIIeli 11-4) ,_I:. p.m. Sellltte fLMpton 5·8) al Clt"Wiand (Swln~ll... ), 1:11p.m. ... , ~ I '\I nell_,.!, MaiM I OkiDDma Cl&rl. Loulnllle'l Jc:l~N3~~Nr:.~. CLOSED 1 It 48 .381 18% tournament - hP ha' never when Edberg won 9-7 in the fifth set lo lead his country to a 3-2 beaten both . '(he 1986 defea t at Becker 's victory . "! have played Edberg ma ny· hands wa s ttie first of two for Lend!. Last year he lost to times In the lastcoupleof years, " Australian Pat .Cash In th e fiil;ll , said Mecir. " We alway s ha'd very confirming hi s reputation as a tough mat ches . I lost to him in the Davis Cup on BoJtex carpet, non-grass court player . However. he does lead Becke r which is a very fast s urfa ce. It '7-3 in thei r career head-to-head was 9-7 in the fifth set,,f;o It wa s a record , and this is their first very close match. I think it is meeting since last December's goingto be a ve ry hard inatch for Nabisco Mas ters, when •Lend! me. '' The sem!f!nal is their second defeated Becker In round -robin · meeting at Wim~ledon . Mecir play. ·won the previott!; match, Jn .the "I think we are ail bette r tennis in 1986, 6·4, 6-4, 6·4. third round players period(>< Lend! sald when Going into the semis, Becker is asked to compare his grass court the l.ondon bookmakers' favorite. prowess now to 1986. " We' re all to lift the title, at odds of 8-13. improving. So. I would say yes, I'm a better grass ,ourt playe r, · · TheoddsofBeckerandcompatriot Steff! Graf making it a West but so is he." German double were 6-4 . Graf Mecir, who wt-a rs a back brace· rolled over ill· American Pam to suppor t two fused disc s, Shriver 6-1. 6-2 Thursda y to line predicted a, tough match with up a clash with eight-time champion Martina Navrat iiova. Edberg. Graf is seeking her firs t-ever Edberg has won si x of their 10 Wimbledon title, and the third leg matches, but the Czechoslovak, of a Grand Slam after victories in seeded ninth, leads 2-1 on grass. the Austral ian and French Opens The pair )lasn't met since the this year. Sweden vs . Czechoslovakia DaNavratilova, who has •never vis Cup quarterfinal tie in April , lost a Wimbledon final , is chasing a ninth s ~m e Mogg shoots 66 to ·shares Western lead Hattiesburg, .Miss.. while the second place in a tournament at best golfers were competing in If • .481 II% ' AU RED HEAT FLEA MARKET slaads statue-like after retumlns a baekhand to Pam Shriver during their oemlllnal match at Wimbledon Thursday. Gra1 won 6-1, 6-2. (REUTER) Cavs are .hoping for big things ftvm Keys · Today in history .. By United Press International 'Foday is Friday, July 1, the 183rd day of 1988 with 183 to follow . • The moon is waning, moving toward its~st quarter . The morning stars are Mercury , Venus, Mars and Jupiter. . The evening. star is Sat urn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. They include German philosopher Gottfried Lelbnltz in 1646; French novellst George Sand (Amandine D)lpin) in 1804, actor Charles Laughton in .1899,_actresses Olivia <)e Ha"illand in 1916 (age72) and Leslie Caron in !931 (age 57), iiCtorJamie Farrin 1936 (age 52), choreographerTwyla Tharp in 1941 (age 47), actress Karen Black in 1942 (age 46), actor-comedian Dan Aykroyd in 19_52 (age 36), and Britain's Princess· Diana in 1961 (age 27). · On this date In history : In 1859, the first intercollegiate baseball game was playell in Pittsf!eld, Mass. Amherst beat COLONY THEATRE Williams 66-32 . • In 1898, Teddy Roosevelt and FRI. THRU THUR. his ''Rough Riders" took Cuba's San Juan Hill In the Spanish" American War. · In 1932, De'm ocrats nominated ONE EVENING SHOW AT 7:30P.M. Franklin D. Roosevelt for presiADMISSION $1.00 dent. He eventually wo'rr four consecutive terrns. " ~West Germaay1s Steffl Graf 7-5. (REUTER) Deregulation hurt S&Ls_·_____:_:_Ro=-=b.::..:...ert~~-a_Lte_rs Now the payoff the president WASHINGTON (NEA) -"All promised is in sight.,... but it Js not in all," an evet-opt!mist!c Presiquite what he and members of dent Reagan proclaimed on an Congress envisioned when they autumn day almost six years endorsed the federal legislation. ago, "!think we hit the jackpot." Instead, the "jackpot'.' is the $25 The occasion for that upbeat b!ll!on to $70 billion that probably comment was a White House wlll be required to bail out Rose Garden ceremony at which Reagan signed the. Depository . insolvent savings institutions·. Hundreds of. tll1'ilts have misInstitutions Act of 1982, giving managed their depositors' mosavings ins!tutions unpreceney by !rivesting in everything dented authority to diversify from unwanted shopping centers their investments. and unneeded office buildings to Allowing thrifts to expand their race horses, fish farms and other lending authority beyond convenhighly speculative ventures. tional home mortgages into a "Some of the more highly "!;ide variety of commercial activities was supposed to en- celebrated Investment scliemes," says Regardle's maghance their financial condition, azine, "include plans to open a slightly shaky a t the time. WINS SEMIFINAL MATCH GAINS FINALS - · Martina Navratllova rea<is during her semifinal match a1alnat Chris Evert at Wimbledon Thursday. NavratDova won 6-1, 4-6, WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - One prize Ivan Lendl covets a ~ve all ,·others is the Wimbledon title. He must first get past the man who keptit from him in 1986- two time champion Boris Becker. . The two meet in the semifinals , today, after a week In which Lend! has strugg1ed past lowly opponents and Becker has yet to drop a set - a fact that hasn 't escaped the world's No.1 player. "I think I can win at the level I am playing,'' Lendi said after beating American Tim Mayotte In the quarterfinals. "It just depends on how well Boris is •playing. · "He's serving so well. Tnat makes !I extremely difficult." The other sem!finai pit~d third seed Stefan Edberg of Sweden against Czechoslovak M!loslav Mecir. Meclr, who ended Mats Wilander's hope of a third Grand Slam title this year with a quarterfinal drubbing, has a career record of 32-22 against the top 10 ranked Swedes. It Is the third time that Me~lr has played both W!lander and Edberg In the POMEROY, OHIO Stop in and Let Fran, Angie, Di-hi ;' Rh(•a or Fred Serve You. 21 tz1.1o 52 w..u .................................. 167.10 h. �.. • • I • Page 4 The • Bases-loaded walk in . lOth gives Reds victory credit for hls second game- coasted home with the winning CINCINNATI (UPI)- Call it winner in. three days. run. deja vu. Or perhaps pure "(Manager) Pete Rose knows "II was a smart move by , coincidence. how to usE."'me." he said alter the Tracy," said Rose. "He looked The setting was ver';/ much the game. He couldn't resist adding, relaxed up there and when he same, the batter was the, same tongue In cheek, that "It's boring stepped out, It broke Davis' and the result was the same, too. getting all these walks.'' He's rhythm and concentration. It ' happened at Riverfront actually walked just seven times Tracy's grown ,up a lot, he's Stadium Thursday afternoon, in 67 offici!!} at-bats, but the matured. He loves the game, be just as it had happened on the walks Tuesday and Thursday shows a lot. of emotion and the btg same field Tuesday night. And both produced Reds victories, - problem with him has .been both times the Cincinnati Reds' the only games Cincinnati won In keeping him healthy, because he Tracy Jones was the main man, seven siarts'agalnst Los Angeles plays so hard.'' . •· walking with the bases loaded to San Diego in the past week. · The Reds, now 10 games and force in the winning run against An aggressive hitter who never behind the first-place Los An' the San Diego Padres in 4·3 nas been known lor his patience , geles Dodgers In the National victories by the Reds. . at the plate, the27-year-oldJones League West, used the long ball Thursday, Jones was called on feels th·at he has become more to get ofl to a fast start against to face ace Padres reliever Mark patient In this, his third season In righthander Jimmy Jones with Davis in the last of the lOth with the majors. three runs In the first Inning. · two out ar~d Barry Larkin on "I haven't had a lot of disci· Daniels hit a solo homer, his third, Kal Daniels on second and · Chris Sabo on first. And Davis pllne up there, so this Is new to eighth, and Eric Davis followed with a two-run shot, No. 13, to couldn't come close to !lndlng the me, " ·he said. Davis didn't get anywhere_ stake Jose Rijo to a 3-0 lead. plate as he was way off the mark San Diego got one back in the with lour straight balls to!orce In near the strike zone on his first Larkin with the rup that closed a ·three pitches to Jones Thursday. fourth on Marvell Wynne's ninth "! wasn't going to swing at bls homer and tied It at 3-3 on Garry • poor homestand 011 a wiPnlng next pitch, wherever it was," Temple.toil's two-run double Jn . note. . Jones, plagued by knee prob· Jones admitted, "but 1 decided to the fifth. And that was the way it !ems that kept him on the step out of the box to throw him stood the . rest of the way, although John Franco had to halt disabled list until he was acti- off, maybe Irritate him." And Davis obliged by throwing a Padres rally In the lOth in vated 10 days ago In Houston. ball four outside as Larkin winning for the second time In took It · In stride after getting Meigs Legion drops ::::::,. By JIM SOULSBY ; GLOUSTER McCannFrederick Post 414 handed the · Meigs Amer!qn Legion nine · their 11th loss 11113 starts as they . posted an 8-4 win on Tuesday. : Spotting Meigs a run In the top . of the second frame, the Glouster , squad bounced back in their portion of the same inning to take the lead for good. A walk to Ed Collins, a double by Wes Young and a fielding error accounted for the Meigs run. The hosts retaliated with three on singles by Hurston Richmond and Jeff Koons and a four-bagger off the bat of Cody -r ·n ~w Is. 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Grant projects anrwunced GRAND ·oPENIMG ·;. • :. • Stop In For Free Demonstrations And Sign Up . a Democratic State Rep~sentative Jolynn Boster, Gallipolis, and Democratic State Senator Jan Michael Long. Circleville, announced Friday the award of $17,000 for early Intervention · projects in Gallla and Meigs Counties. Early intervention programs are designed for children from birth to age three and their families. Developmental and educational services, family support, and programs for leenage parents are some of the programs avallable through early Intervention. · · In Gallla County, The Gallipolis City School District received $5,000 .~nd the Meigs County ·Health Department received $12 000 to coordinate these projects. · Funds were provided by the Ohio Department of Health . through the early Intervention Unit using federal funds authorized by the Handicapped Education-Amendments of 1986. Many displays · 'are cancelled UniiA!d Preos lnlerna&lonal Hundreds of clUes around the nation - eyeing dry conditions during the ,drought - have ·canceled or put on hold Fourth of July fireworks displays for fear of sparking a lire; pyrotechnics companies said Thursday. The wave · ol cancellations began Mondar.- .said peorge Zambelli, president of Zambelli Fireworks Manufacturing Co. · lnc., which has hosted displays 'r~~~:~ngcoP~is~~~~ t?;:;!~~nts, "We've had tornadoes, hurrl· canes, but nothing as national as this," Zambelli said. About 200 communities and shopping malls, especially In the Midwest, have frozen, canceled or rescheduled displays while awaiting rain, Zambelfl said., "You hear the news, It affects you,,.. Zambelli said. "You th.lnk about It, 'How much Is this going to hit home?' You .listen to the TV, 'Geez, no rain In sight."' The drought cancellations. and reschedullngs have crippled Stocks . Axis Sally, 87 ~ succumbs Thursday _ COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPI ) Axis Sally, the infamous World War Two propaganda broadcaster, Is dead. She was 81': Mildred Glltars died Saturday In ColU{'lbUS. There was no announcement br obituary notice. Her attorney said he knew of no surviving ·telatlves . Glllards was convicted In 1949 planning, since crews of lireworks technicians must set out lor display sites days In advance from the company's headquarters in New Castle, Pa., Zambelli of treason for making Nazi radio said. broadcasts and' served 12 years "They're telllng us, 'Hey, we . ol a 10 -to-30-year prison need to put you on hold,"' he said . sentence . ' Towns still will have to pay lor During the war, her German · fireworks, even If displays are broadcasts' were beamed at canceled, he said. since the American forces in Norili Africa company has manufactured and Italy. She ~ould begin her their explosives In advance. shows · by saying: "Hello gang. Displays have •been canceled Throw down those little old guns or postponed in·, Iowa, Ohio, and toddle off home. There's no Dllnols, Missouri, Kansas, Indi- getting the Germans down." ana, Nebraska, North Dakota. After the war, America milSouth Dakota, Michigan and itary olf!cers fo4nd her living in Wisconsin, said Zambelli, who the cellars of bombed buildings awaited further word from re· In Berlln: She was sent to the U.S. g-lonal supervisors. to stand trial. Among cities where fireworks During her trial, Glllars testiwere postponed Include In Oak fied she had fallen In love with an Park, Mich., ~roadvlew Heights officer in the German ·foreign arid Marion, Ohio, and canceled service and he persuaded her to In Brown Deer, Wis., Dublin, · make tlie broadcas-ts. In tears, Ohio, and Milwaukee. The Hills she swore she loved her coootry Deparlment Store chain canand would never intentionally celed or postponed displays In Findlay, Ohio; Marton, Ind., and Adrian, Mich. One in Fayetteville, Ark., was on hold, he said. betray it. But the juty co nvi cted he r a.nd sente nced her to prison. She served her sentence at a federal fa cility ln Alder son, W. Va. When she was released in 1961 , she moved to <;olumbus and taught mu sic at a kinde rga r ten run by the Sisters of the P oor Child J es us. r;:=========::; WE INVITE YOU TO A REVIVAL AT THE FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at County Rd. 31 Bald Knob & Stivernille Road . PORTLAND, OHIO Rav. Rick Weaver EVANGELIST June 27th-July 3rd 7:00 P.M. • Special Singers Nightly Rev. Roger Wilford PASTOR Hospital news Dally stock prices (Asoll0:30a.m.) . Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewi ·.· ~aily Sentinei-Page-5 / Veterans Memorial Thursday Admissions- Colter ltayman, Racine; Reva McDaniel, Pomerby; Loverc!a Evans, Mlddleporl! Thursday Discharges - Cha· rles Findley, Marlyn Wilcox, Gerald Hayman, Don Lunsford. To HDd • beautifully d...ped IUIIeral arrupmeat, Juat call or visit .POMEROY' Weather . l ' 1 Ohio Weather Forecasts South Central Ohio . Today: Sunny, with a high near r 80. Northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. : Tonight: Clear, with lows be' tween 50 and 55. Light northeast ,' winds. ; , • Saturday~ Sunny, with high :. temperatures between 80 and 85. • Extended Foreast f Sunday throu1h Tuesday ' II will be lair through the : period, with daily highS In the • 80s. Overnight lows will be In the · 50s Sunday morning and range • from the 50s to the mid 60s : Monday and 'i'uesday. Body Toning Systems Is an easy-effortless form of exercise for those who cannot exe~:_clse or who do not like to exercise. To use the eqalpment customers He ori mechanical tables, contract 'their muscles. and allow the motorized machines to move different parts of their bodies. The movement works the muscles and Improves ctrculaiJon. T)Je entire process tal\es awaywa}er retention and reduces ceUullte In the body. result of the machines is toning and slimming of the entire body. The machines are very good for the people who want to look good and feel great, without effort. This program of regular exercise Is effective for those who would like to reduce inches and get rtd of cellulite. It also has therapeutic benefits for such things as stilT jQlnts and muscles. Seven to eight minutes on each machine are-required to receive the full _benefits. Th,e beneOts from the workout are sl.llllla:~_lo lll)Umber of hours of tradlt,lonal c:xercjse. ., 1 ,· I !~:~~~~~~::~ Is designed for the healthy lndlvldual but tt Is also good for people·wtth limited exercise such as victims of arthrttis. strokes, and heart attacks. There are no annual membership or dues. The fee Is structured on as pay as you go basis. . .\, . .,. ;' Seek divorce · Chester and Margaret Johnson : dissolution of their marriage In : MeigS County . Common Pleas Court. · Two pads move in a rhythmic motion lhat firms and tones the bunocks. Also the abpominal muscles. motion. Helps to trim · your • waist, sti'>mach and hips. Also strengthens t~er back muscles. : Ucense issued • A single padl woorl<s i>ack and tone upper arms ~ back and tummy muscles . fer 'lreedom ~iHf! THE FOLLOWING INSTITUTIONS _)tiLL BE CLOSED ON MQNDA Y Michael Grueser ol Galllpolls and Amy Lawson of Pt. Pleasant, : w. va. have been granted a marriage llcen~e In Meigs ; County Probate Court. • .. CENTRAL TRUST FARMERS BANK CLEVELAND (UP!) - Thursday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: · Dally Number 824. Ticket sales totaled $1,263,830.50, with a payoff due of $376,537.50. PICK·f 5287. PICK-4 ticket sales totaled $202,317, with a payoff due ol $91,264. 'PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays $5,088. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays . $212. BAN.K ONE 24 'PACK CANS $559 HOME NATIONAL BANK PEOPLES BANK Members F.D.I.C. • I area. II Iones and firms inner thighs helps improve outer (safldlebag) tllighs. Improves posture and all over body lane. . '' QUr stra~berrr ·. ptes are gomg fast Pick up a strawberry pie for your 4(h of july • celebration. We make them, fresh every day from plump, juicy stra\Yberries. Covered with Shoney's ow.n special glaze and rich, whipped topping. All tiln our light, flaky crust. . Pick one up July 1st- 4th. just for take-out. Se~es R or more . Serv~ the .50me day $3 99 • ror maximum enjoyinem. ~SHOREY~ America's Dinner Thblee ,\•OIVAVAII 1\/IU. T/ll~OUGH MODU\N SC/I:NCI! MODERN SCIENCE HAS GIVEN US.A NEW TECHNOLOGY USED WIDELY THROUGHOUT THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY TO CONTROL HEART PROBLEMS AND EQUILIBRIUM IMBALANCE ... SIMILAR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CAN AND WILL HELP YOU CONTROL YOUR APPETITE WITHOUT DIETING ... NO PILLS TO SWALLOW ... NO SHAKES TO NO CALORIES .TO COUNT ... NEVER FEEL HUNGRY AGAIN.'.. SHED POUNDS Ml\r·ouLY ANO EASILY. T~lr 1M'"'"' ... 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" -. . a,.,,, Hot lult11M Corl\ Yo~ Cholco of o Hot hH or lftm.... li1111h wMh tfonoy, ... Maw. ltou• CoHH 11 S..ko DocofltiHtiiL hi~ lrowlll (A 1111• llrlfc Moy h ~tluiiiO. ''"hlr HAM SAlAD liOtll~.......................................... - ....... 11,35 · SAieWICII 'fOIIP. w/MASa P01A101S & GllYY "'SUO Let's celebrate the birth of our nation and the founding of democracy, a blueprint so accurately planned by our forefathers to p1utect the rights of all. A combination of many, we have woven together our talents, abilities and skills into an enduring, indestructible fabric. United we staf1(l in ·saluting our heritage so that together we may era ate a . future rich with promise~ HAPPY -BIRTMDAV, AMEAICAI The ~ ~!~hnurtlfs nf Qf~tit~tr_ :·• · ~ Daily Sentinel tii·IUI C.SI& WI GIVE lENIOR CtnZINS 1"' DIICO!ml 1. .' ' HOURS: Monday thru Saturday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.; · Sunday 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. lOIII 7 ,,,. JULY 4, 1988 Lottery i of Langsville have llled for a !MsSSgiB; your brating motion. Increases clrcoJiati<>n, helps eliminate excess water retention, · a calming: relaxing eflecl. - I .. ..-----------.....J_________:..__-1 • OliVE IN WILL BE ON WEEKENDS FRI .. SAT., SUN. FOI ULAIICE· OF SEASON. • • , . RESINGA .RO~ S.alt. Pellets contain two unique cleansing · ing~edients thai wash · .away c;lirt and minerals and help your softeQer last longer. Made from food grade salt-99.9% pure. Q.(.lN$ ' Charles · Aelker, Pomeroy, was sentencect in Meigs County Court Wednesday forDWI to six months In jail suspended to 20 days, one year probation, $250 fine, 120 days operating costs, 1 and court costs . Also sentenced lor OWl was Charles Ellis, Pomeroy. He was Issued a fine ot$250, three days In jail, 60 day license suspension, and court costs. He was also fined $25 for failure to control. · Frank Wells, Long Bottom, was lined $250 and court costs for .Uttering, but $200 of the fine will be suspended with proof that the Utter site has been cleaned up. Samuel McClaud, Middleport, was fined $100 and six months In jail suspended t.o 30 days for no operator's license If tags, title and registration of vehicle are delivered to court. Charles Jones, Tuppers Plains, was ordered to five days jail suspended and six months probation for pettY theft as well as restitution and courts costs. Trafllc fines were Issued to Christopher R!chmond, Middleport, !allure to yield from a private drive. $40; Sharon McHalfle, Athens, !allure to yield half of roadway, $30 and costs; Jack Justis, Minersville, failure to control, $25 and costs . plus 311 days jail suspended and one year probation; Carol Crass,'Raclne, failure to control, $25; Loretla Powell, Racine, · failure to mabJtaln assured clear distance, $10; and Robert Vaughn, Belpre, failure to control, $10 and costs. Fined $25 for fishing without a license were Ryan Belirhs, Pomeroy, and Rob Combs, Long Bottom. Fined for speeding were Douglas Beaver, Pomeroy, $28 and costs; Lucli!da Lewis, Jacksonville, $27 and costs; James Mills, . Lower Salem, $25 and costs; Dale Machlr, Pomeroy, $25 and costs; Bonnie Fugett, $20 and costs; and Eric Porter, Columbus, $20 and costs. Forfeiting bonds lor speed were VIctor Counts, Syracuse, $75; · Gregg Cogswell, Taconite, Minn., $55; Kevin Porter, Groveport, $55; and Michael Codner, Racine, $55. • ALE 0\AMOND CR't'STAb Meigs court cases processed ..• TRUCKLOAD SA·LT BROWN SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT MINERAL WELLS · - The PROS Stock Car Circuit wm kick ,Pff the fourth of July "'eekend ·Saturday July2 with a late model lrtpie header · of three 33-lap features each paying, over $1,000 to win at the all-new West Virginia ' Motor Speedway In Mineral Wells. l.tmited late models will also Join the ·card, where Pomeroy's " -Benny Hickel has dominated the racing action this season. • Also on Saturday at Jackson County Speedway, a 40-lap Cedar l:.akes 40, will pay $2,000 to win. Tonight defending champion Bob Adams, Jr. hopes to defend his win streak with a Fourth of ,July special for L: ate Models at Skyline Speedway, which ·racesevery Friday night. CROCODI£ DUNDEE H JOHNNY BE GOOD PELLETS -- . Transactions t July 4th feature .. , IS announced TOIIIGHT THRU JULY 7 (Conllnued from Page 1) p.m. to Butternut Ave. for Nellie Morris to.Veterans Memorial Hospital. • ~ . r-=-----------, · sum. mer"League resu . Its : RACINE - The Racine T-Ball :"A"-Team ended a verY. fine season as they finished with a perfect undefeated 8-0 record In claiming the 1988 T-Ball Championship. The Racine Home National Bank sponsored team was pctlve .In many ways, working hard both on and off the field as several fuod raisers, Including a cooler 'selling activity were very successful. Saturday June 18, the team won the championship at Cheste. r .and was escorted· through town by the volunteer lire depart'ttlents of Syracuse and Racine. • Pony League EAST MEIGS - Eastern II ndefeated Eastern I 19-4 recently :In Jocai,!IOny league action as Jeff ·Durst and Michael Smith teamed 'up for the four-hit wln. : • Durst was the winning pitcher With three walks,nlne strikeouts, and lour hlts on record in combination with Smlth . ..Hager ·suffered the loss with back-up ~ pitching from Fin law, Mur. phy ,Adams,and Burke. Th\lt :quintet gave up 15 hits, walked · 11, and four strikeouts. Jeff Durst led the hitting with two singles, two doubles.and three triples, Tim Bissell had a · double and single, Mike Smith a RESJ.NGARD® The Pomeroy-MiddlapOrt, Ohio Local ..news ... .- seven decisions. ' 'I had the same stuff as I had last night," said Davis, who struck out Dan leis and Paul O'Nelll on seven pitches to wrap up that gaJlle. "I made some pitches to l>abo that 1 thought were In there, but I' in not the umpire. Then I justdldn'tget the ball over to Jones." "Jones got two game-winning runs batted in without a hit," )amen ted Padres pitching coach Pat Dobson. "He walked to first , touched the bag and had two RBls. It's too bad." That's how Dobson felt, but Jones and his teammates didn' t agree. The Reds wltl open a brief eastern trip in Philadelphia tonight, with Tom Browning, 6-3, facing the Phlllles' Kevin Gross, 8-3. tilt -· .. ·--·;i- ...purpose, put the game out of -·· double apiece. reach · Mike Cahpman and Richmond Jeff Koons, starting on the were threeforfourat the plate to mound for the hosts. gave way to lead the Glouster squad and Jeff Holbert alter two 'innings. Doug Kelter slammed two Holl)ert, although giving up sev- doubles. era! hits, kept the Meigs batters IJnescore: off stride with his knuckle baM Meigs .......... 010 000 102-4 9 5 • over the final seven Innings of Glouster ...... 031 400 OOx-8 12 1 play. . Bat'terles: Meigs - Horner Meigs, with some of the first (LP), Saxon, Bond & McElroy year players In the lineup, came Glouster ..:. Koons (WP), Hoiback to close the gap by picking bert & McManus up a run In the seventh and two In the ninth inning. AU-Ohio Speedweek Jeff McElroy and Terry Fields each dnllled two singles for Meigs will begin Sunday and Dave Amburgey and Matt Flnlaw, a newcomer, each added COLUMBUS - Bert Emick's a base hit. Brett Saxon, Ed All-Star Circuit ol Champions Collins and Wes Young had a Sprint Car series will be travel. ling throughout Ohio this week as the 7th annual All-Star Speedweek begins Sunday evening at Millstream Speedway in Flndlay ,Ohio kicking off the nearly doub ealld slngle,Wes Holter two . $200,000 la,vtshly paying purse. singles, triples by Steve Barnette Over 50 pre-entries from 11 and John Lantz. a double by states are already entered with Danny Lantz, and singles by expectations for as many as 150 Mike Newland and Rod different drivers during the Newsome. week. For Eastern I Jason Hager and The nationally known series Mark Murphy eachdoubled,Matt begins at Millstream Speedway Flnlaw had a home run. and Sunday then moves to Buckeye at Chris Adams singled. Orrville on . Monday; K-C Eastern llalsoplcked up a win 1 over Racine as they 'downed the (Atomic) 8peedway; at Chillicothe; Mansfield • Speedway on rivermen 15-5 with an explosive Wednesday; Sharon Speedway offensive attack. at Hartford, Thursday; FreMlchael Smith was the winning mont, Friday; and the famed pitcher with three Innings of Eldora Speedway .at RoOssburg s work with complimentary help from Wes Holter and Tim BisselL on aturday. ~ They combined to walk eightThe Eldora Finale pays a .strike out thirteen and give up . $!0,000 to win. three hits. Grindstaff was the losing pitcher with four walks, eight SALES • SERVICE • TESTING slrlkeouts, and sixteen hits. Wickline, Clark, and Rager & were the lone Racine hitters. Smith h!l,d a hey-day with three singles and one triple, while Bissell had a trtple and. two 172 North .S.Canilln. singles, Durst a home run and single,Newland two slngtes,Pollld.1p0rt, Ohio i1S760 well a double, and singles by Jay Pll. 161il) 992·7075 Swain,Lantz ,Newsome, and !Iotter. Gary Snouff• - 992.7 446 friday, July 1, 1988 1. 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Sentinel ,,. \' Have A Safe. 4th of July! �J • - Page 6-The Daily Santinal • Friday. July 1, 1988 Pomeroy-Midclapan, Ohio \ ~IGION THf'JOY Of ~ (row's Famill Restaurant • "F•tttilf /(fllfle , Flifi ~~ku" 221 W. MaRl St. Pomeroy 992-5432 FRANCIS FLORIST \-1t>a~!i ( OfUU\ s {)fll~ "' Ft11rn1 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY OHIO 45769 614/992· 2644 ~ 1 ' MEIGS DRE \ COOER, INC. \1i • Jolin F F ullz, Mgr Ph "2 2101 SWISHER & UltSE s ~!!! P rescrtphons 992 29SS Honoeltle Saws E Rawlings-Caats-Biower FUNERAl HOME "Serving Fan11hes" 115£ ......lal Dr. • -or: ' TRINITY CHURCH Worship Service lO:~amClmlrrehearsal TUesday 1llp.m llllllor din.<!tlon d Lois B..-t POMEROY CHURCH OF 1l!E NAZI\ RENE, Orner UniOn and Mutren-v RE"V Thomas Gi81 McCiu,... past<r Nc<man Pre& ley S s. SuJl SUnday School. ~ ll a m morM\gW(I"Stip JO::I)a m EYenlngservJce6 p. n. mlcJ.week ~ Wednesday 7 p.m. GRACE EJ'JSO)PAL CHUR<lll J"lb E Main St ~ Sunday """""' Hoi) mmrrur*>n on ttE first Su ~ oteadl mmth, and comtined with marring payer on ttr tNrd Surxl<cy Mornmg prayer and sermon on aD ottEr Sundays of ttl! month. Olurch School and Nursery care prcwided. CotfeE> trJur In ttr Parlshllalllmm<dlately following ttl! sen koe POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W Main St Leo ~sh. evan""lsl Bl~e School 9:l;Ja.m Morringwocsbip lO:lta rn Youth meeting; 6:00pm E\'l'lling \lo'OCShlp 7 00 p. m -wem~ night prayer meerlngandBlblf' study 100 Jl!IL Sc- POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURtll OF ' CHRIST 33'l26 Qlll<l"t!n s Home RoM !Coo rty Road 76) 99'J.5Zfi Vocal music SUOOly Wor sijplOam BltieStwt Uam Worstip 6p m Watle;day Bible Study 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE O!RISTIAN OIURCH 1\tvtn Cm:~ pa..toc: l moo Swan ~p. Sunday SchoolS :J> am preochlng~r vices flr.;t and lhlr<l Suoo.y folk>o~"Sunday &-hoo1 Youth meetin~ 7 :n p m even. Sunday UN ITED METHODlST Pt£'Mhln,g9 :roam fi rst a nd s('('ond Su n da\'" nf each motl1h thin1 mfi fourth Sun dav f'ach month '!'OJ o;hip S l rvu I'~ at 7 -:lOp m Wrdnt sda) ('\f'nmgs al 7 31) p m Pra rf'J and Bibi(' Studv SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mul bf'rrv H£'1ghts Road PomNoY Pas1or John S\l.('lgart Sabbath Xh ool Sup£'rl n tcndE'nt Oarlln(' S1rwar1 Sa bbath School lx'~tno; at 2 p m on Saturda) afl£'rnoon wlth\I.Orshtp s£'r\ lr£'foll o"' lnJi:ar \ 15 p m Everyone Wf'lcomP RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ;... Slstf'l Han (Ptl Wcu m r Supt Sund~' School 9 10 a m MOl RIO,[: Wot.'l h p 10 45 ilffi POMEROY F'JRS1 BAPTIST Lvo;ton mlnt"t£'r Sa tu1da\ t"vt ntn.c C''<an_g('IISti< SC'IVIC• s. 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S('ildon Past01 Edn<t Wll~ on S 5I Sup r C >J IIn Rl,li!,li!S As!;t Supt Sundav S(hOQI Y I:) J m MOTniwtWor .. hlp 10 1fi 1m Sund 1v Evrmng :-.f'n In 7 p m P1 ayP I m< ,.., mg and Blblr Srud'lo W(l(lnf'.;;d av ('v('n\ng ~ p m C'hlldr£'n s choi r pr H llC'.(I WC'dm ~ dav 7 p.m Adull r hoh pract!Cr' Wed ~ p m R uil o prog ram .WMPO ~un d I V 8:30 1m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST ~th and Main AI Hartson lll lnlster Richard DuBose Assoctatt' Pastor Mike Gerlach Sunaay School SuPl'flntendem BiblE' School 9 30 a m Mornln~ Worship 10 30 a m £venin~ Worship 7 00 p m Wednesday 7 00 p m Prayer mf'f'flng MIDDLEP.ORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE PASTOR F1 ~I Penhoru uod Bill Whill' SUnday School ,::,upl SUTfday School9 30 am Mornmg Wor ship HI 4$am Evangelistic meeting 7 00 p m WednE>Sda) 7 00 p m P rayer moeetlng'- UNITED PRESBVTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rev CharlmTalholt HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday Worehlp Servlrf'S t 00 a m Churcb School 10 15 a m MIDIJLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Church service SUnday School 9 a rn 10 15a m SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY Sunday School 10 a m Chun:h servlcr 11 15 a m Rtm.AND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor John Evans Sunday School 10 00 a m Sunday Morning Worship 11 00 am Chll drea 1 Church 11 a m Sunday Evening Service 1 00 p m Wed 6 p m Young La df• Auxllary Wednesday 7 p m Fam D)' Worlllltp TERIAN - 106 Butternut Ave, Pomeroy, Oh ' GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Lord who alone doeth great wonders" POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 '' CHAPMAN SHOES "Po1111ro~ '1 f.J•IIt~ ltll 104 E MAIN ST ~ POMEROY 992-2815 SYRACUSE FIRSTCHUilCH OF GOD nm Pentecostal Worship service Sundav JO am Suncta'\ School ll am Evening worship Sl'rvice 7 00 p m \\ ednesday pra\er ffiC'f'tlng 7 00 p 1'!1 THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS URGE YOU TO AI lEND YOUR CHOSEN HOUSE OF WORSHIP THIS SABBATH: $601 $tore" .."II MT HERMON UNITED BRP.THREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Loc-.tred In Texas Communllv off C1 Rt 82 Reo' Robert Sanders pas101 J('rf Holle~ lav looder Ed Roush Sundav School Supt Sundav School 9 30 a m mornln~ w orshlp and children s church 10 -vi am cv£'nlng preaching serviC1' fn st th1 (.'(' Sundavs 7 30 p m Sp('('"lal SL~lvlcc> fou1th Sunda' evenln~ 7 30 p m Wf'dn~tlav Pravcr Mce11ng Blbl<' Studv and Youth foello" ship 7 lJ p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH 011 Rt 124 3 miles from Portland Long Belt tom Eds(>l Hart pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday morning p1 eachlng 10 30a m SundayevenJngsetv\ces 7 30 pm MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH CornE>r Ash and Plum Noel Herrmann pastor Sunday School10 GOa m MornlJig Worship 11 00 a m Wl;'d nesday and Saturday Evening Serv\c~s at 7 30pm 8uU£>r1~1 Ave ~ Mrs Dora Wlnlng ln C'har~ Sunday ooUn€liS meelln!l' 10 am Sundi\\ ScOOd. mll a m Sunday YPSM Elo4se Adams k>ader 7 l) p.rn Salvation meeting v~sspeake-sandmuslc s pedals 'JbJ~ 11 :JJ a m to 2 p.m I.adlei HDI"rlE' Le¥Je memtJ:.>rs tn charw all wCI'lll'll lnVked 6 45 Jlffi. Thursd'l" Ct>rp; CM<1 a~ (Youq:: People-Billlel 7 ]) p rn BlbiP St\rly and Prayer rnet'ting. qlBIIO 11'1' publiC (614)992-2039 or (614)992-5721 Q,utdttl Gild luth Ann fox • Richard Fre<man. Oaareh School 9 15 am ~f\l ( t -."und l \ "0 gJVe thanks to the WAID CROSS SONS SIORE Genera I Merchand1s [:.,!)He BIIX Sunday SChool Sup. GRAHAM ROW£1! FOI £Y£RY OCCASION 786 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDlEPORT, OHIO Rac.ne 949 2SSO THE SALVATION ARMY ll'l PfmB'og Flow" $bbp • 214 E Ma111 992·5130 Pomeroy 992-5141 DIAMONDS H!-2104 Pomeroy •• ' IJ(E ,_, Groceries- 264 S. 2nd. Middleport 804W Matn 992 2311 Pomeroy 00 -\:2:7 Veterans Men10rial Hospital • RIDEIIOUR FURNI~!e~~RDWAR:tI fB ... 2t6 S second Pomeroy 992 3325 Pomeroy NattODWJde InS CO ' of Columbus, 0 Re. Rev Roy Deeter HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION EverC'II Delaney pastm Sundav service 9 30 a m E'venln~ serv!C't' 7 00 p m Prayo' meeting Wcdnt'Sdav 1 00 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH Of CHRIST Joseph 8 Hoskins pastor BiblE> Class 9 JOa m M01nlngWorshiplO lOa m Evenin(:!' Worship ti :10 p m Thursdav Bible Study 6 JO p m ZION CHURCH OF .... HRJST Pomerov Harrisonville Rd Robert Purtell minis h~1 St('\le Stan lev S S Supl Bill McEI rov ~sst Supt Sunday School_9: JO a m Wo1 sfup servicf' 10 :rt am Ev~ln~wOJ ship Sundav 7 p m andWetlnesdav 7p m ST JOHN I UTHERAN CHURCH Pin< Grove The Rev William Middles"arth pastor Church SCI"V\ce 9 30 am Sundav School10 3Q a m BR(\DBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST John Wright pasto1 Sund tv Sch0ol9 JOa m Larrv Ha\ nf'S S S Supt Mornln~ WOI ship 10 3(1 a m RACINE CHURCH Of THE NAZA RENE R<'v LlmdD G1lmm Jr potstm Ot a Ba ss Ch tlrman of fhl' Bo 1rd of r hrlslian Life Sundav School 9 ~a m Morn lng \I.Orshlp 10 lOam tvang£'11stlc se1 VIC(' 7 00 p m Wednl'Sda,. sprvicr i p m LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCK [){ox te1 Woodv Call pasto1 Sc-1vi«'S .Sunda\ 10 ;.~ m and 7 p m Wldn esda} 7 p m DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH Llovd Savu Supt SundllV School 9 JO a m morning wo ship 10 :w:l a m Sunda\ Rev Carl Hicks Rev Seldon .Johnson ALFRED - Church School 9 30 a m Wo rship 11 a m UMYF 6 30 p m UMW Third Tuesday 7 30 p m Communion Urs t Sunda\ (Archer) CHESTER - Worship 9 a m Church ScboollOa m BlbleSiudy Thursday 7p m UMW first Thursday 1 p m Com munlon flrsl Sunday (Archer) JOPPA - Worship 9 30 a m Church SChool tO 30 a m Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 p m (Johnson ) LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9 J0 a m Worship 10 30 a m Bible Study Wf'dnesday 7 30 p m UMYF Wednes duy li 00 p m Communion Fh st Sunday of Month (Hicks\ REEDSVILLE - Church School9 30 a m Worship Service ll OOa n) /Deeter\ 1 UPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL Ch urch School 9 am \\ orshlp 10 am Bible St udy Tuesday 7 30 p m Commu nlon First Sunday (Archer\ CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev Kandy Burch Rev Melvlll Fruldln Rev Clemente S Zunls:a Jr Rev Robert Mussman Rev Don Meadows ASBURY 1Svracuse\ -Worship 11 a m Church School 9 45 a m Charge Bible OVC'mng SUV\ Qf' 7 p m Studv Wcdnesda) 7 30 p m UMW first Tuesc:hy 1 30 p m Choir Rehearsal Wednesday G 30 p m !Burch ) ENTERPRTSE - Worship 9 a m Church School 10 am Bible Study Tues day 7 00 p m UMW First Monday 7 30 RACJ~E FIRS I BAPTIST SlevC' p m UMYF Sundav fi p m Choir Re Deaver Pastor Mike Swiger Sunday heal sa l Ch1ldrt!n sat ti 30 p m Adult fol School Sup1 Sunday School 9 30 ,a m lo wing Wednesda y I Franklin I MorninJS worship 10 40 a m Sunday FLATWOODS- Church School 10 a m even mg. wors hip 7 3CI P m Wednesday Wors hip 11 a m Bibll' Study Thurs evenmf(Biblc study 7 30 p m dav 7 p m UMVF Su nday 6 p m BURUNGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH ff 1anklln J Bw !Ingham Rav Lautrrmllt pastor: RoFOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m bert COl.art assistant pastCI' Sunday School Churr h School 10 A. M Choir prurtl("(' 10 am wtrstip 7 p m Wedne:;day 6 p m T hu1 sday b 30 p m UMW third Monday youth meet In~ Wed 7 P m church SO'Vfce; i Burchtm (B urrh) PINEGROVEHOLINESSCHURCH y, HEATH (Middleport) -Church School mueoffRt 325 Rt>v &>n J Watts pastor 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 A m R b t Se 1 s s s s d •·h o er ar es upt un ay ~ oo1 Youth Gt oup I p m \\ednE>sday Bible 9 30 am Morning Worship 10 30 am r - study 6 00 p m Choir rehearsal 7 00 p m Sunday evening service 7 30 p m Wed ( Zuniga) nesday service 7 JO P m MTNERSVlLlE - Church Sctlool 9 00 SILVER RUN BAPTI$T Bill Lillie a m Worship servlc(' 10 00 a m UMW pastor Steve LittleS S Supt Sunday thhd Wcdnesdav 1 p m <Burchl School 10 am Morning worslp 11 am P~ARl CHAPEl - Worship Sen Ice Sunday eHmngworship 7 30 p m Prayer 9 30 am Church School 10:15 am mee11ng and Bible atudy Wednesday 7 (Mussman ) P m YouthmeetlngWednesda 17 POMEROY - Chu1 ch School 9 )5 a m REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST RCH Worship 10 30 a m Choir. 1ehearsal 383 N 2nd Ave Middleport nday WE"dnesday 7 30 p m UMW second School10 a m Sunday evening 7 pm Tuesday 7 30p m UMYFSunday Gp m Mid W['{'k servIce Wed 7 p m (Meadows) LANGSVILLE CHRISTIA HURCH ROCK SPRINGS- Church SChool 9 15 Sunday School 9 30 am Dallas Janey a m Worship 10 a m Bible Study Wed sup! Momlng worship 10 30 a m Sun nesda y 7 30 p m UMVF (Seniors) Sun day evening service 7 30 p m Wednes da) 6 p m {Juniors 1 every other Sun day evening service 7 30 p m day 6 p m (Franklin} SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA RUTLAND - Church School 10 a m ZARENE Rev Glenn McMillan pastor Worship 11 am UMW First Monday Mary Janice Lavender Sunday School 7 30 p m (Mus!jman) Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning SALEM CENTER- Church School9 15 worship 10 :10 a m Evangelistic service am Worship 10 15 p m (Mussman) 6p m PrayerandPralseWednesday 7p SNOWVILLE - Worship 9 00 a m m Youtl\ meeting 7 p m c hu fch school 9 45 am (Mussman) EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Elden R Blake pastor Suhday SOUTHERN CLUSTER School 10 a m Gary Reed Lay leader Rev Debt F01ter Morning sermon 11 a m Sunday night Rev Roger Grace serviLe Chrlsllan Endea\lor 7 ~ p m APPLE GROVE - Church SchoolS 30 Song service 8 p m Preaching 8 :l) p m a m Worship 10 00 a m (first and third Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday 7 Sundays) Bible study every Sunday 7 p pm m UMW Second Tuesday 7 00 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Rog 4Grace) er Watson pastor Crenson Pratt Sunday BETHANY - Worship 9 a m r Church School &upt Morning Worship 9 30 a m SChool 10 am Bible Study Wedn£Sday Sunday School 10 30 a m Evening ser 10 a m Dorcas Women s Fellowship vice 7 30pm Wednesday 1J a m (Foster) MT UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue CARMEl - Church School 9 ll am pastor Joe Sayre Sunday School Supt Worship 10 45 a m Second and Fourth Su.l'lday School 9 45 a m Evening wor Sundays Fellowship dinner with Sutlon ship 6 30 p m Prayer Meeting 6 30 p m third Thursday 6 :JO p m (Foster) Wednesday MORNING STAR- Church School9 45 TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF a m Worship 10 30 a m Bible Study CHRIST Dave Prenllce minister Deryl Thursday 1 30 p m (Foster) Wells Supt Church School 9 ~ m Wor SUTTON - Church School 9 30 a rn ship Service 9 45 p m MornlngWorship10 45a m flrstandthltd CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA Sundays Fellowship dinner wlfh Carmel RENE Rev Herbert Grate pastor third Thursday 6ll p.m (Foster\ Frank Rttne 11upt Sunday School 9 30 a .. EAST LETART - Church School9a m m WonhiJ) servtce 11 a tn and 7 p m Worship 10 a m second and fout1h SunSunday Wednesday 7 p m Prayer meet days UMW first Tuesday 7 l) p.m /Crace) LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am CHURCH llovld Bell poator Robert E Church SchoollO a m (Grace) Barton, Director of Christian Education, RACINE - Church SChooL 10 a m Wor Stew Eblin asslstall1 Sunday School I ~ ship 11 a m lJMW fourth Monday at 7 3) p a m MorntftJ wonhtp 10 30 a m Teena m Mens Prayer BreaJda,t Wednmday 8 In Action, 6p tn E\'fnlngWorshlp 1 OOp am ~GraC'e ) m Wednesday evening prayer and Bible study 7 OOp m Choir practice Thursday.,. KENO CHURCH Of CHRIST Vernon 7pm Eldrldg(' min lsrer Oliver Swain Sunday DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST &:hoot Sup1 Prei:ichJng 9 30 .. m each Charles Russell Sr minister Rick Ma Sundav comber supt Sunday SChool 9 :rl a ~ •••• Worship service 10 30 a m Bible study Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATIER DAY SAINTS Port land Racine Road Mike Ouhl pastor Janice Danner church school director Church school 9 30 a m Morntna: worship 10 ao a m Wednesday evenblg prayer services 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPfiST Rev Earl Shuler paslor Worship service 9 30 a m Sunday School10 3f) a m Bible Study and prayer service ThUJ"sday 7 30 p m CARLETON INTERDENOIIIINATION AL CHURCH Kingsbury Road Rev Clyde W Henderson pastor Sunday School 9 30"a m Ralph Carl Supt Even lng worship 7 00 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:00 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Vernon Eldridge pastor Wallace Damewood s S Supl Sunday School9 30 a m Worship Setvlce 10 30 a m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH 0 H Cart pastor Sunday School at 9 30a m Morning worship at 10 ;x) a m Sun d_ay evening servicE' at 7 30 p m Thursday servlc:es at 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob located on Counly Road 31. R£'v Ro_gcr Wlllford pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m MorninR Worship 10 4ft m Sunday evening 7 00 p.m Wednesday evehln~ Bible Study 7 00 p m WHITE S CHAPEL WESLEY AN CHURCH- Coolv'UieRO Rev Phtlllp Ri denour pastor Sunday SChoo\9 30 am worship servlc(' 10 30 a m BiblE' study and worship service Wfdnesday 7 p m RUTLA~D CHURCH OF CHRIST Bill Carter pastor Sunday SchOol 9 30 8 m .Mornlnj! worship and Communion 10 30 a m RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST Amos Tillis pastor Sonny HUdson supt Sunday School9 30 a m MornlnR worship. 10 :.1 a m Sunday E>Vealni{ ~ 7 00 p m Wednesday servicE' 7 p m WMPO pre> ~am 9 a m each Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Samuel Basye pastor Sunday Sch0ol9 30 am Warship service 10 30a m :---Vbun~ peoples serv IC'<' 6 p m ) Evanli{elistlcser\lice6 30p m Wednesday service 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST MllloSt Mason W Va Sunday Bible Study 10 a.tn Worshlpllam and7pm WednfS d~ Dible Study \OCal music 7 m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GgD Dud ding Lane Mason w va J N Thacker pastor EvenlnR service 7 :1) p m Wo ~~nses~l~l~t~ye7~~~1~~IP ~t~dya 1!) pm f' ( HURCH OF (,OD Of PROPHECY LocatOO on 0 J Whit l.' Road of High" av ltiO Pal HC'nson pastm Sund 1v Sd•oQI10 am (:Jas~E'S for all age; Junior ( hu1 ch 11 am MornlnJ:~: ., orshlp lt ;.~ m Adull Choir practl('(' 6 p m Sunda\1 You n,l! Pt'fJ plr s Chlldtm" Chu1ch und Adult Blbh Studv Wcdn~d:J\ at 7 :11 p m HOPE BAPTIST <.HAPEL !)70 (fl ant St M1ddlqx111 AfflllaH'tl u lth Sout hc::1n BapUst ConvPntlon Da' \(i Rry 1n S1 Ml nist<'r Sunda\ Schnol W a nl M01 nln~ \loOrshlp11 am E\Pning\o\otship7p m W<'dnl'Sda\ <'' <'nln_tt Sibil studv and pray<'r ffil'C't lng 7 p m BRADFORD CHURCH Of CHRIST " Rt 124 Und Co Rd 5 &ott StNart pas tm \\Uil 1m Amtx-rgC'I <.:Upt Sunda\ School fl fO 1 m mor nlng "or ship 10 -KI a n1 r'HnlnR"Olshlp7 'C\p m Wtdncdav v. or ship 7 JO p m •m md~pm m Thursdav The Jy.ne meeting of the Middleport Amateur Gardener's Club was held at the home of Emogene Crooks wllh Grace Pratt assisting as hostess President Elizabeth Burkett opened the meeting with a reading In unison of • Our Creed, Life's Garden' The verse of the month ' Blue Mormng Glories was read by Rose Reynolds Elizabelh Lohse had the news Item for thl" month Kathryn Swanson woo the traveling prize which was pro vlded by Jean Moore Mrs Swanson· also won the To wed Saturday Kerr! Beegle, daughter of Robert and Jane Beegle of Racine and Greg Melllck son of Ray and Jane Mellick of Mans field will be united in marriage Saturday afternoon 3 30 p: m , at the Sacred Heart Church m Pomerov Mons~jrnor Anthony Giannamore .. 111 otftc!ate at the nuptual mass A reception In the church social hall will follow the ceremonv Mld"C'C'k !>f'l\lt't 7 tOp MR and MRS JOHN BRYAN Norm Bryan of San Francisco, Tonya Linda and Harlev Bald Calif • Mrs and Mrs Harold win all of Lorain Thlrly four guests attended Seacherry of Middleport Mr and many gifts were presented to and Mrs Fred George of Ru tland Mr and Mrs Jack Phillips the anniversary couple Those who could not attend b~ and Mrs Sarah Fowler, all of senl gifts Included Mrs Thelma Middleport Bryan of Farmington Mlch , door prize Mrs Burkett appointed Pratt and Lohse to the nominating commltlee for the commg year The program was a slide presentation by Gladys Cum mmgs of her trip to the Blllmore Estate a national historic land mark m Ashville North Carolina The hostesses served a dessert course to members present and these guests Maxine Gaskell, Jen Cheshire Kathryn Ralls. Ruth Gosney Nellie Zel'kle and Jeanette Thomas - !' Lung Association has special day Independence Day July 4 Is a day to celebrale our country s freedom with fireworks and picnics This year on Julv 5 Amencans can join w1th the AmE'rlcan Lung Association In celebrallng non dependence day bv announcing their freedom from Ihe "addlchon of smok10g On that dav smokers will join together to declare their non dependence on the addicllve agent, nicotine and begin the process of quitting Friends and family members of smokers are encouraged to help their loved ones kick the habll The Amencan Lung Assoc1a lion created Non Dependence Day 10 response to the Surgeon General s recenl report on mco trne addichon as a meanmgful first step In the fight for freedom from mcotl ne addiction • Nicotine addiction Is a contln umg process from the very !Irs! puff and quitting Is an ongoing and difficult process - not just a one shot deal said Jane Den bow director of the Southeast Branch of the Ameriaan tLung Assqclation of Ohio whlch serves 10 Soulheastern Oh10 counties Community calendar MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL ThlrO Ave Rev Cla1 k Bakc1 paslm Carl Not 11n~ham Sunday School Supt Sunday School I(] am "lth classC'S for all ages pao.;tm Sunda\ School 9 ~5 • m (hurlh Evl"'ninj! sl'I"VIces at 6 p m Wednesday Bl • scrvl('(' 11 1m blestudyat7 30pm Youthscn.lcE>SFrl SACRED HE ART CHURCH M,g, dayat7 30pm Anthonvf imnamO\C' Ph 992 51'9~ Satur ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP 121< Mill St da\ F:vC'nlng Mas:-. 7 ~ p m Sund;n MlddlfPOrt Brorher Chuck McPherson Mass ~a m and 1£1 1 m ( onf~o,;ions onf' pastor Sundav School 10 am Sunda} half hour tx>fm f'l'ach Mu" s CCD ('lassr•s PVl"'nlng Sf'rvlc£'s at 7 p m and Wf'dnesda) 11 am Sundav ~rorvlces at 7 p m VICI'ORY HAP'r.:-;T ~~5 N :!net Sr ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Kcnn£'1h SmUh Middl~:>pnn J,tmcs E K< (lSI'(' past 01 pastor Sundav School 9 30 a m church ~undav mm nlng "m ship 10 1m E\!('n se1 v!ce7 30 p m vouth fellowship 6 30 p mg srrvlcP i p m Wi'(iRI"'d 1\ f'\C ning m BiblE' studv Thursday 7 30 p m \\Olshlp"pm Vt s llillonThulsdl\h top FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE 330l5 m Hllilnd Road PomNOY Tom KPIIV pas MORS. C HAPH CH URCH n 1\.\d tm Danny L.ambc'rt S S Supt Sunday mo1-nlng serviCf" at lOam Sunday £'v£'n Curfman paslm S1&1ndav School io 1 m lA 01 ship> o;('l\ H'l' H 1 m Sundu\ night In~ servlcc7 30 p m Tucsdav and Thurs day Services at 7 lOp m "'orshlp sM' IC't 7 ill p m Mid~ N'k NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA prayr1 SC'l" JCC' W<'dnt'Sd tV i p m WESLEY \1' BIBl ~ HOliNESS ZAREN[ Rev Glendon Stroud pastor C"HURCH nf Mlrldi<'J)ort In c ia P0atl St • SundaySchoot9 30a m Y.orshlpsprvlc£' IO 30 am Youth st'rvtcr Sundav 6 15 p Rrv han MH•rs p '"1 111' Rogf'l M mit'\ St Sund 1\ School Supt Sund 1\ School m Sundav £'VE'nlng Sl'l 'icl' 7 00 p m WC'd nf'Sda\ P1 ayN MeNing and Bible> Stud\ !! 10 am Mm nlng Wo1 ~;hlp lO Ill t m iOOpm • f>v~nin~ Wmship 7 Ul p m \\rdn~d<.~\ NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH Sun 0vrnm~ Blbll' stud\/ pn.IVf'l 1nd pral"-f' day aftC'rnoon S£'rvlc£'S at 2 30 Thursclav ~e1" !('(' 7 JH p m ('\ rntn~ scrviCC's al 7 30 F'TRST BAPTIST CHURCH Mason W LIVIN<. WORD CHESTER CIIU RrH Va Pastor Bill Murphv Sunda~ SchOol 10 OF GOD- (,tlbc>rl S.p~C('I p tfltot Sun a m Sundav f'vcnln~ 7 :lO p m Pra,v£'r dav School 'J 30 a m Morn in~ s('rv IC(' m('(ltlll!! ami Blbit sludy Wedn('Sday 7 :W 10 OOa m Se~ndaVC'V('nlngscl\lci'7 OOp m Mid 'IA('('k pruv£'1 sf'rVi{'( WC'dnrsda\ p m EVC'l"VOnt W<'lromt RUTLAND FREE WILl BAPTIST Sa 1pm l£'m St R('v Pdul T.wlor IJUilOI Sundav MT OliVE fUll GOSPEl COMMUN SchOol 10 a m Sunday ('vl'nln~7 00 p m ITY CHURCH I a" 1 (>fit.\' Bu~h past 01" Wedn('Sdav C'Y('nln~ pray('r m('('tlng 7 00 Max F o)m('f" Sr S S Supt Sunduv Scllool pm 9 30 a m Sundu' f'V<'nlng ~<'f\ IC<' 7 10 1 SOUTH BF.THF:l NEW TESTAMENT m WMneo;dav even in~ BibiC' o;t udv md CHURCH Silvf'r Rldg(' Duari£' Syden praiSE' sPrviC'<' 7 JO p m s lrl~.:krr pao;for Sund IV School 9 am UNITED FAITH CHURCH R1 7 on Po Wo1 ship Sf'1' ICt lfl 1m Sunda\ cvC'nlng mcrov Bv P tss R('' David Wl"crnan Sr sen tcr 7 00 p m Wf'dnrsda\ night Rlblc pastor Mel\! In Drakt' ~ S Supt Sundav study 7.00p.m . ST P\UI JU1Ht>.;H.A!'; (H~R<H \orn<'r Svramf)H tnd S<'coml Sto; P o mc'l'm Th<' ft.c., William M rldh-..:" ul Friday calendar ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs County Pomona Grange will meet Fnday 7 30 p m , at the Rock Sprmgs Grange Hall Elec tion of officers will be held in addition 10 practice for degree work Racine Grange will serve refreshments POMEROY - Meigs County R E A C T will hold the1r monlhly meeting al Pleasers Restaurant In Pomeroy on Frl dav at 7 30 p m All members are urged 10 attend Anyone Inter esled m joining REACT 1s welcome to attend the meetmg RACIJI<"E - Su !ton Township Trustees will meet Friday 7 30 p m at Ihe Syracuse Municipal Building MIDDLEPORT Fenney Bennett Posll28 of the American Legion is sponsoring a square dance on Fnday from 81o 12 p m The dance will be held at the annex on Mill St 10 Middl-eport • SATURDAY SALEM CENTER Star Grange No 778 and Star Junior Grange No 878 will meel m regular session Saturdav. 8 p m at the grange hall Photographv art and junior craft contests will be judged ...,... Sermonette Dominique Joseph Garet was Minister or JusttcP durin~ ih<' · French Revolution and it was his comm1ss 1on to read 1he dc,tl h sentence of Louis XVI He approached the I ask that day In 1793 with much inward withdrawal and sadness On Ihe occasion Garet wore his gold rimmed spectacles to read the sentence To the eyeglasses was now attached a morbid significance and In sorl of a recalcitrant action to erase the fearful thing hP had done, the lyeglasses were put away with a solemn vow hP would never see or wear I hem again Forty years later a curat(' visiting the Garet home and finding no one home TOok I he llberly of some harmless browsing He found Ihe eyeglasses and tried them on, and at that moment Garet returned The sight of the eyeglasses broughl on an .tvalanchc of memories that had been swept under the rug The sudden Impact was too much - he collapsed and dwd It s human nature to sweep an undesirable issue under thP rug There'aaomething about an undbvable Issue that brlngspul the coward In ua For the moment it seems so much easier 10 simply dismiss the problem ID get rid of all visible evidence that had ever existed and hope It wUI go away It is well to know although one may be temporarily relieved of the burden .some day It wUI rftum- multiplied -Father Lee MOler, Grace Church- Pomei'O)'. I RACINE - Free entertain ment will be featured Saturday night starting at 7 30 p m at the Shrme Club Park in Racine A gospel group may be added to night s regular altractions • RUTLAN'D - Square round and slow dancing to live muslce will be featured at the Ell DenisoJI Posl No 467 of the American Legion on Saturday from 9 p m to I a m Everyone welcome ~-- HARRISONVILLE - Scipio Township Volunteer Fire Depart mentIs sponsoring a 11sh fry and garden tractor puU on Saturday at tlte fire station In Harrison ville The fish fry starts at 5 p m Costs for dinners will be S4 for adults and $2 lor .children under 12 Tractor pull starts at 6 p m . : ' .. 1, • Sent~nai-Page-7 . HARRISONVILLE - Horrl sonville Lodge No 411 will meet Saturday, 7 30 p m , In regular tession Work will be In the Fell&wcraft Degree All muons ph1a In 1977 and her M D from Washington Umvers1ty m St Louis Missourlm 1981 She completed her surgiCal residency at the Universtty of Clncmnall from 1981 86 bcfOt e jommg Holzer Clime In July 1986 'She ts a member of the American Me(jlcal AssociatiOn tire Amencan College of Sur geons and the Gallia County Medical SocietY, Thts month's program is sche duled for 1 uesday afternoon July 5 at I p m at the Meigs Cou nty Senior Citizens Center on Mulberry Avenue m Pomeroy Makmg the arrangements on behalf of the Hos pi! al and Clime • for th1s comp1unity 1nforma t10 n • I program on 'Siomach Prob : !ems' IS Mary Harrison R N : staff development coordinator along With Allee Wamsley d1rec tor of lhe Me1gs County Scmo r CitiZens ; I • ••' • i Hocking Tech names list 1 . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Hartford W \a Rev David McManis. pastor Church ~chool 9 30 a m Sunda" mominM S£'r vlrE> 11 am Sunda" evcnii:IM service 7 :;o p m Wednesday prayer meetinR: 7 30 pm FAIRVIE\\ BIBLE CHURCH I•tarr \\ Va Rt 1 Jam£'S Lewis, pastor \\or ship '3C'rvtces 9 30 a m Sunday St"hool ll a m. Evening worship"' 30 p m TuC'sday l'(ltf8ge praver meetln~ and Blblf' StiXIy 9 :tO am Worship service Wednesday 7 lOp m OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH \\alnutand H~nry Sh Ravenswood W Va ThP Rev Gt>o!'Re C Wei.Tick pastor Sunday OChod 9 JOa m Sunday woT!Ihlp ll am CALVARYBIBLECHURCH locat•don Pomeroy Plk£' County Road 2~ near" Flat woods Rev Blackwood pasi(J"' Services onSundayatl030am and7 30pm with SundaySl'hool9 30a m~ BiblPSt\l(ly Wed nesday 7 JO p m FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST St Rl 338 Antiquity Rov Franklin Dickens Pl"tor Sunday mom lng JO am Sunday evenlftl 7 30 pm Thu l'l(lay ev.n lng 1 30 p. m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOU NESS CHURCH Inc 1!1 P•arl St R"" Jvan Myer1 acUnapastcr Roger Manley Sr Suni!ay Scllool Superlnlftldent Sun day School 9 30"\&.m Mornlll& wonhlp 10 30 a m ovonfllll wonhlp 1: 30 p m Wednesday evenlni ,Btble study pnft'r and praise servlcp 1 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS roue- VanZandt and Ward Rd Eldrr James Miller J)llill' Su ....y S<hod 10 30a m Woroblp !lfrvlto Sundoy 1 :10 pm BlbltStUdy Wednesday, 7 30pm CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL Harrl s(flvllle Road Rev O.Wev King pastor Cllntm Fau Uc Sundav School Supt • Sun · daySchool9 30a m momiDitworohlp, 11 a m Sunday evenJn,: servlct~ 7 10 p m Prayer Meeting Wedneldov 7 30 p.m ' Stomach Problems will be the subject of the July 1988 senes of Health Maintenance programs sponsored jointly by Holzer Med leal Center and Holzer Clinic designed for commu nlty res1 dents who are age 55 and over Featured spe~er at Tuesday s program for Meigs County se · nlor Citizens will be Dr Allee A Gr!coski..., member of the Holzer Clinic and medical staff of Holzer Medical Center specializing In Surgery Grlcoskl a native of Pottsville Penn received her B S at Chestnut Hill College In Phlladel Middleport Garden Club meeting held School9 30 a m Mot nlng Worship 10 30 Evening Worship 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer ServIce 7 JO p m FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH R Jilro:ul St Mason Sunday School10 a m Mm n lng "orshlp 11 a m Evening servicr 6 p m Prayer mC'Ctin~ and BiblE> Studv Wed nesday 7 p m FOREST RUN BAPTJSf Rev N\ It? Borden pastor Cornelius Bunch supt Sunday School 9 :10 a m Second and fourth Sundavs "mship seJvlcc at 2 30 p m MT MORIAH BAPTIST fourth a nd Main St Middleport Rev C.1llx'rt Craig Jr pastor Mrs Ervin Baum~ardner Sundav School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship SE-rv\C!' 10 45 am SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Jos('ph B Hoskins ~ungelist Sundav Bible Stud\ 9a m Wor ship lOam Sun -' day evening Sf'rvit't 6 p m W('dnesda\ evening sC>n ICi' 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Racine R:t 124 William Hoback pastm Sund 1\. SchnollO am Sunda\ C'VC'nlng s£'rvlre i p m Wednesday cvC'nlnlll: sC'n lcr 7 p m "' CARPENTER BAPTIST Don ChC'adl< Sup1 Sundav School !l 10 a m Mor nlng WorshtplO Wa m P1 1\CI S('l"le\C'C' <JIICin iltt>Sunda\s THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOSTQLJ( Jo AITH - N('v. 1 Jma Rd next to f nrl Mdgs Pa1 k Rut lund Robc> 1t t Richards past 01 SPI' ICC'S at 7 p m on WrdnC<;dav" and Sundavs 1 HARRISONVIII E HOliNESS CHAP TER of lhC' W<'SicVtn Holiness Chut<'h Rl'v Da\ld f<'rt ell pastor HenrY Eblin Sundav $c,hool Sup! Sundav School)[) a m Mornh\~ W01 ship 11 1 m £\ {'OJhl! s('rV\et>., 30 p m Wt'dni'Sdav ett'nlng SC'I vice i 30 p m STIVERSVI!l E WORD OF FA IT II C.urt Holler Pl"tor !-;undr\ sl't\IC'C'S9 JO The Dally Stomach problems session topic Mr and Mrs John Br}an of Middleport were honored on their 50th wedding anniversary with a surprise celebration at the home of their daughter, Mrs Ronald (ChriS) Russell, ~r Lorain A three tiered anniversary cake was served wllh other refreshments and gifts and cards were presented to the couple Family members presented the couple with a color television Set Attending the observance were Stan and Linda Bryan of Romu Ius Mtch Mr and Mrs Kelly Cordle and famlly of Columbus, Mr and Mrs John T Bryan and daughler Kelly of Traverse {:lly Mich , ,and Willie Missy and Rhonda Russell, children of (he hosts Also attending werll:'llarb and AI Rector and Alll)y; Pat aqd Dennis Knapp and family, Donna and Jumor Schwartz and family Lucretia Struble and family Fritz and Ethel Cuplk Terry Knapp Thelma Gatchell Barb and Dick Pryor and child reo Teresa Van Meter, Carmen and Jessica Chino Joe and Junior Fields, Michelle and Den ms Stephens, Tanya Bahilone, CarQ.len and Jessica Tore! no and P. J. PAULEY, AGENT TEAFORD REALTY I Pomeroy-Middleport, Oh10 Bryans' anniversary observed rliis Message and Church Directory Spgnsored By The Interested Businesses LU.ted On This Page. " • • Friday, Jury 1, 1988 welcome POINT PLEASANT W VA The Mason Gallla Me1gs Cru sade for Chris! will have a gospel smg on Saturday, from 6 9 p m at Krodel Park on Route 2 m Poinl Pleasant W Va For further Information contacl Rev Clyde Henderson president of the Crusade lot Christ, al 992 7350 SUNDAY RACJNE - The annual Circle reumon will be held Sunday al the Larry Circle resldenc~ on Car mel Road near Racine Potluck dinner at l p m TUESDAY RACINE - Racine Village Council will meet Tuesday, 7 p m a! the Shrine Parkbuildmg POMEROY - The Meigs Lo cal Band Boosters will meet Tuesday 7 p m at the high s~ool LONG BO'ITOM - The Long Bottom Chapter of Flame Fe! low ship will meel Tuesday, 7 30 p m at Mt Olive Communily Church for "Talent Night for the Lo.rd ' Everyone welcome ROCK SPRINGS - Due to Monday s holiday the Meigs County Fa lrboard Will meet Tuesday 7 30 p m , at the secretary's office Date changed The date for the Charles and Fannie Wolfe Beaver family reunion has been changed from July 4 to Saturday, July 9 at the grange hall on the Meigs County FaIrgrounds Potluck dinner will be served at 12 noon All relatives and friends are Invited to altend Revival , A two week revjvallvlth Clovis Vanover Is underway at the Ash Street Fr,eewlll Baptist Church In Middleport Services at 7 30 nightly will continue through July 9 Everyone welcome Meet lor parade Eli Denison Post No 467 of the American Legion will be partie! paling In Rutland s Fourth of July parade Members inter ested In being in the parade should me eta t lhe legion home at 8 30 a m July 4 ~ ,-. Free dental sealant As of July I the Metgs Countv Heallh Department free Dental Seqlanl Program will be open to any school aged child In anv grade mterested parents should call in advance at 992 6626 to reserve a Fndav onlY t1me slot The dental sealant program was funded with a grant to the Meigs County Health Depart ment from the Dtvlston of Dental Health of the OhiO Department or Health The program will con hnue throughout 1988 to Augusl 1989 Workshop An adult basket making work shop will be held Wednesday, 10 a m , at the Pomeroy Ltbrary The workshop will be conducted by Shirley Huston Reglstrallon Is required by calling the Pome roy Library il"l992 5813 or Middle port Library at 992 5713 Work shop fee Is $7 No trash service Due to the July 4 holiday Ihere will be no Monday trash serVIce In Racine The serVIce will run a day late next week Cancer society fundraisers set The Meigs County Branch of the American Cancer Society Is In need of funds and several fund raisers will be held in the near future to meet the financial needs of Ihe chapter Currently, a promQtlon Is un derway which will result in the giveaway of a Towell sliver plated five piece tea serVIce Tickets for the giveaway are available at Marguerite's Shoe Shop In Pomeroy According to Lillian Moore, pfl!sklent of the local cancer society chapter, at least $6,000 must be raised locally by the end of August Other fund raising projects may be expected throughout the sum"ler Moore said ' ••• ' NELSONVILLE- Taxpayers who checked part of their Income tax refund for the "Do Something W1ld project giving all or pari of the refund to benefit non game or endangered species will see results 10 the coming months The Division of Wildlife Ohio Department of Nalural Resour ces has ordered 5 000 bluebird houses from Wildlife Products of Hocking Technical College These houses will be provided to groups of school aged children who w1ll be taking part In the Bluebird Trail Conservation Project S(1Jdenls will be given an opporluntty to apply and be a part of Ihis activity Applicat 1ons w111 be available In late fall with the houses provided to the groups In early winter to enable each group to complee lhelr work on the project and have them ready for placing along 1ra1ls In good habllat throughout lhe stale said Paul Schiff of ODN R The bluebird houses will be provided 10 kit form and that the young people will assemble the houses Some will probably pamt or slam them and others Will leave them plam or m~ybe Include another kind of Identifying mark before placing them on !he trail R T Stewart Wildlife Producls coord1na1or said Acco,rdmg to Schiff We feel this 1s a good wav to make young people aware or conservahon and a part of our efforls \\ e also want people to see whal IS bemg done wllh the funds they ve provided thrugh the non game check off i ,,I •• • • • '' I' • '• •• • 1'0 PERFORM - The M•dmght SIX will be entertaining at the July40xRoastlnRutland THegroupwlllplayfrom41o5p m and 9to 10 p m Pictured, Ito rl, are Steve Gibson, lead guttar player, Wally Smith, bass, Ed Adams, rhythm and male leal! singer Rack row,l tor, are Gina Rutan, keyboard player Kay Gilmore, lead and back up singer, Diana Starcher, back up singer Drummer, Jim Stacy, Is J!Ot pictured ' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MAIN STREET • SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Sunday AM Church School Sunday AM Worshtp PASTOR - TO PIAU AM AD UU " ' 21S6 CLCSlD SUNDU • POMEROY, OHIO Mike Roush, son of John Roush of New Haven W Va and Debbv TilliS of Rutland has jomed the U S Marmer- Corps He began training at Parns Island S C June 28, 1988 and Is expected to graduale Sepl 21 1988 MONDI.W thru FlltAY I l M. ID I P Pll l l M. Until NOON SATUIIIDAY ' INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE SERVICES OF THE Marine enlist§._ .. RATES 0 tWOIIOI Olltl )01111 f4 00 •• 00 .. ... ta-DaN:.-tll ....... ..... ,.,.., • , ... • • f!Q 00 • •• ..1!11 crt • • 011 "'' 011 oteiOII 9 30 10 1 0 30·11 Rev. L1ston Holley, Jr. - .···'ta;..-::.. .......... . . ....... ........ _ ~ ' . . ,., __ ,__.. "" ·-'1. --=::=..· ·-·.'·M-- "'"'"•"' ,_ u~--"'­ I M ...... _ _ _...., : ~:::~. ~ -- 25 45 992-2818 .... coo. .. ,..... _ ................. _ ----··-... -......... .. ---·. . .o..u ~00.1 Closed monday Planned Parenthood of Sou theasl OhiO Pahent Services offlees will be closed Monday July 4 Offices will reopen Tuesday July 5 at 10 a m Dinner canceled The dmner scheduled for Sun day at the Tritilty Church m Pomeroy has been canceled I •• 111 4 .... , .... _ a""''""'"' ..._ ..... ,_.. -~ .-· ..·--........ '"1.. -C--··-··-·-·~- ._,_.........."-__... ... ..,.._,_. ·---·~ :;::c:.r;.~':. •• 4 ... ··-~··--~­ l _ .... ... 1J ~-·­ n ,,.,.. ... ,,. .. c_,,.,.,.... 1 · - ·- u,.,._,.,..._ I...,.~ II ..... , . , _ Public Not1ce Public Notice NOTICE - PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MEIGS COUNTY BUDGET FOR 1989 A budget hearmg for the next succeeding ftscal year endtng December 31 1989 wtll be hold on July 13 1988 at the Me1gs Coun ty Commtss1oners Offtce Courthouae Pomeroy Ohto from 2 00 o clock P M to 3 00 o clock P M The residents of Mergs County are mvitad to provide wntten and oral comments and ask ques t1ons concernmg the budget for thll current ftscal yeer Senior CitiZens are en courged to attend th1s meet on g. Below IS a summary of tha ent1re budget which 11 avail able for public m•pect.an at the Me1ga County Audetor s offtce from July 1 1988 to July 13 1988 betwoon I he hou,..of830AM to430 P M Mondav through Fr1 day 1 Gener•l Fund $2 307 385 82 2 Dog lit 20 498 16 Konno! 3 Pubhc As 111tonco 3 478 408 00 4 Roo! Eatoto Ao -•mont 85 173 92 6 Auto Ucen••• Gooollno(Highwoy Dopt I 1 100.000 00 8 Emergency Medical SIIVIceo 409 000 00 1 Tubercu· los is 109.887 18 8 Soil lit Wotor 42 232 00 9 '+'nlal Rolardotlon Op orellona 1 011.1100 00 10 Children 1 Sorv· Ice #50 56.772 00 11 Yaulh Servleol Grant 49 998 01 12 Emergency Medical Trenoler 46 760 00 Strvlct I •• 13 Mental Retardat1on Bonds 1 8 760 40 14 Chold Support En forcement 160 600 00 16 Mental Health 648 Board 1 734 592 00 16 Commun1ty Develop Pubhc Nottce that date In case of failure to onswer or otherwiSe respond as requtred bV the Oh1o Rules of Ctvll Procedure JUdge ment bo( default Will be rendered aga.nst you and the Petltton gr}nted for the relief demanded '" the Pet i11on date June 28 1988 Robert E Buck Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate DIVISIOn Me1gs C ountv Ohto mant Block 107 700 00 Grant 17 County Home • 98 878 71 Mary Hobstetter Clerk (71 1 1 tc (71 1 8 15 3tc ·~...;:.:..;--::-;;~-::--:--1 Pubhc Not1ce IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO PROBATE DIVISION IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF ADAM J RANDOLPH Cooe No 25895 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO THE UNKNOWN 810 LOijiCA1. FATHER OF ADJt.M J DICKENS You are herBby notified that you have been r.n•meP a:s puta t"e father of Adam J Didtri This act1on ha been ooolgnod Case No 26895 m the Common Pleas Court Pro bate DN•IOO Me1g1 County PomtoUY Dhoo 45789 The obiect of the Pet1t1on 11 IO odopt llid Adam J Dickens by the Petrllonar 1nd dtv81ting you of all pa rentel nght You are requwed to 1n1wer the palftion within twenty eight doyo or object to the gr.,ling of tho adoption within twenty a1ght daya af tor the loot publtcotlon ofthio nata whtch wrll be pub liahed once ea(:h week for th~ oonaecutiva 1011 weeks publocation w~l be !Dido on the l6th dav <If July. 1988 '"d tho twenty The eight days will commence on PubliC Not1ce RESOLUTION #107 88 Whereas it as the destre of Pomeroy VIllage Counc1l to make Improvements to Mam Street by removing old pave ment and resttrfacmg to restore proper grade for draan age and cu'b heaght and Whe,eas the General Tete phone Company has con tracted wrth the Shelly Company to make panlal re pam~; and 1mprovemants to Ma1n Street and 1t IS the de srreofCounc1ltoshare1nthe costa of such improvements m order to provade substan tl81 savings of taxpayer dol Iars Therefore be 11 resolved that ten thousand dollars (8 10 000 001 be mode available for th11 project out of regular appropnat1ons and furr:har that th1s expen d1t1.rre be declared an emer 9ency necessary for the Jtr:eaervatton of the health andsafetvoftheres,dentsot Pomeroy V11lage PASSED June 20 1988 W.rry Wehrung President of Pomeroy VIllage Council ATTEST Richard D Seyler Mayor Vtllaga of flomeroy Jane Walton Clerk Trees t71 1 8 2tc Public Not1ce IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO PROBATE DIVISION IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF CRYSTAL GAYLE , RANDOLPH C•se No 25B94 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO KEITH RANDLE DAY You are hereby nottfied that you have been nam ed as puta tN e fathet of Crystal Gayle Day Th1s act1on has been as 1 s1gned Case No 25894 1n the" Common Pleas Court Probate ~ DIVISIOn Me1gs County Po Ohio 45769 The ObJeCt o1 the Pet t 1on , 1s to adopt s;ud Crys tal Gavle Day by rhe Petit to ne r and d 1vesttng you o1 all pa rental nght 4 You are requ1red to answer , the pet;t 1on wrt.h1n twenty 81 ght days or ob1ect to the J...,,•..,., J grantmg of the adoptiOn • wnh 1n twenty ~1ght days af ter the last publicatiOn of th1s not1ce wh1ch will bo pub 1 llshed once e_ach week for three consecutrve weeks ,. The last pubhcat1on w11l bf>• mad e on the 16th daf of · July 1988 and the twenty e1ght days wtll commence on that date In eae of fa1lure tO answer or otherwse respond 18 requored by tha Ohoo Rules of Ctvd Procedure 1udge ment by defauh. wtll be rendefed agamst you and the Petrt 1on granted for tho rel1ef demanded m the Petttton date June 28 1988 Robert E Buck Judge Court of Common Plan Probate 1v 1110n Metgs County Oh1o .,: (711 8 16 3tc ,J •h o • �"' . \ • Page- S-The • July~1. Sentinel Business Services 11 rttesel decol'lltions untH Dec. Fun robl Christmas Around tha world Pat1y plan Free •300 kit coiiiiCtlon Otdol"'"'viWo•kyour ownhouo• NowhitlngDomon- •VINYl SIDING •AlUMINUM SIDING •Dozer &Backhoe •Woll Oo Hautmg Oump Truck •Wrecket Servoce NEW - REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleanong Paontong •BlOWN IN IN:>ULATION Sl •Junk Ya•d Buoonesa WANT TO IUY WRECKID OR JUNk (ARS OR TRUCKS - FRII EIIIMAIISForcnyofohesosot•Ktl FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-2 68 mo JUST CALLI. 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL· SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT DING ( 0; Now HoOHs BuAt •f E rea stomates" PH. 949 "2801 Dr Res. 949·2860 614-742-2617 S.tween 9 o.m.- ~ orlean BISS ELL .., p.m NOSUNDAYCAW IO·B·Ifc J&L INSUUnON BISSELL BUILDERS •FREE ESTIMA TES• TIRED OF PAINTING? bea~ toful MASTIC or CERTAINTEED vonyl or lOB'S ELECTRONICS 446-7390 lli U Blu e PH. 949·2801 or Res. 949-2860 P11ces Anywhere' ROOFING and SEAMlESS GUTIERS l)oy or Night PH. 992-27 Announcements NO SUNDAY CALLS 4 16 16-tln HUDNALL PLUMBING & HEAliNG GEARY BODY SHOP S50 PAGE STREET CARTER'S PLUMBING &-HEATING- 168 North Sound Moddleport, Ohoa 45760 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OPEN PM. mo SALES & SERVICE Pubh c No to ce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June 13 1988 rn the We Carr; F1shtng Su Pay Your Phone and Cable Bolls Here IUSINESS PHONE (b 141 992 b550 REliDINCE PHONE lb141 and Melva Faye Crabtree c/ q M Walter Jordan 53 Wash1ng1on Ave Albany Ohto 45710 was appo1nted Co Executors of the estate of ..,Eiaabeth R Jordan de ceased lateot 27 100Ruther ford Road Rt 3 Albanv Ohoo 45710 Robert E Buck Probate JtJdge l,.ena K Nesselroad Clerk 16 1 17 2 4 (1) elc 18 Years Goveaway Loveable orange t1ger ttnped kittens Call614 448 1010 DEAD OR AUVE Church-Home-School Free G1ft ·water Me Please battery operated House Plant Alert l1ght w1th tunmg Offer good 6 11 7 / 30 •Washers •0 ryers •Range~ •Freezers •Refngerators "Must Be Repoorable" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 U. S. RT. SO GUYSVILLE, Tells Past Present and , Adorable Beagle muc pupplet to g1YVBW'BV 6 wk11 old Black & wh1te Call614-266-8498 Author~zed John Deere New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer mg hay Located at Rodney Jet 588"' 3! Looking for a good home 3 vr old male Shltzer C"'all 614 4464967 or 448 0945 Kittens free to good home 9 wks old Call 614-379 2436 2 roosters 7 han1 to give ewav Hensarelaymg 614-992 2018 Dober11111n puppies to giVfllew&V 8 wks old 614-992 7695 Field of hay to g•ve.. awav You cut 814 992 7872 Brown and 1an Coon dog pup pies ava~lable end of July 304-675 3055 Future - G1ves Adv1ce Puppies have been vac and on Love Mamage and Bustnets WOtmod H You Are Unhappy •d Don't Know Wloido Way To turn CM11 In For AdVKt - One ¥'kit W1ll C.nwmn You flwt h A loll• Way 1560 OFF With This Ad LADY RACHEL'S EAST OHIO 614-662-3821 PALM READING 302 Wost Utoion St. Ath614·"4-3310 hrtn Eqalt•••• Parts & Service 6121188/ l mo I 3 86·11< 992-2259 4 319 So. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio WANTED SALES & SERVICE POMEROY. OH Dabble Shop G01ng out of bus1n8S1 !llle. June Jutv 2 SO 75 percent off Approlll 26 acres h.IXod stand- BOGGS Real Estate General Announcements 992-6282 We Servoce All Makes I / 2V88/tfn WANT ADS ARE JUMPING WITH BARGAINS 3 \Nhrte kittens free Cell 814446 6591 or 448 0997 1·28· 88-lfn IVtergs County Probate Court Case No 25881 M Watter Jordan Dwarne A Jordan Utter tninad kittens 304-675 4064 • Two wh1t& and black year old lovable and playful cals call aft• 5 00 304-875 6224 Free to gDod home half Cocker Span1el call 304--896 3586 4 baby k1ttens 304-875--3383 after 5 OOPM size box springs and mattresses 304-773-6139 Twrn 8 cute kittens Bell mNde area HARRISONVILLE- 23 acres vacant ground waler & etec avaolable Buy pJrt or all' Want $8 000 Oil lor the whole thon& TENDER LOVING CARE al ways shows' You II see the results ol lhe excellenl upkeep here a well kept ho m~ beauiolully decorated lovely g<ouncJo everythong on I p top shape by poople who took Pll iDE rn t h ~r home an d hate to part wrth ot Approx 47 acres wolh 2 ponds huge 36 x22 lam ly room w/nreplace sat~ote dosl\ 2 car brock garage central a1r and much more 2 balhs 2 large bed rooms part basement 6 room brock ranch rna good localion' ASKING $8900000 MAKE OFFER ST RT 338 - Rover front prope~y wrrh a nrce cal>n Hal a full basement 2 bed oooms sun porch wrth a rover voew Fruot cellar approx 42'x30 netal storage buold 111g_ ASKING $27 900 Oil SMALL ENGINE REP ANt Authorned Servece & Parts Roger Hysell Garage Br~ggt-& Rt 124, Pomeroy Ohoa Stratton Tecumseh Weed Eater Homehte Jacobsen co ' ner lot Small pnce Bog bargaon 1 $14 50000 MIDOL EPORT- Excellent k> calion' 2 story home located near park & poofl 2 3 lled rooms, orrgon~ woodwork n!'W SJdon~ I reploce and much more N ce bog 18'1~ lot Wanls $32 500 00 PALMER STREET - House wolh potenloal 2 apts on good condrl on Upstaors rented lor $l7500/mo downstaors rented lor$200/mo also has a garage apt that renloo lor $225/mo NOW $20 000 00 you 1r TR EES ARE wHAT WANT on a lol suotable to o buoldong lhen th os os ot 1 Vo s~al~e l he house you veal ways wanted on thrs l acre shady lol Elec avaolabl~ ON LY $2 500 00 ST RT A81 - 10 acres va canl grbund wrth some wooded ar ea Has a great bu oldon g sole wrt h some road lronlage Call for mor e on lor malo on ONLY$10 000 00 Henry E Cleland Jr ' Jean Trussell 949·2660 Oottoe Turner 992 5692 Tracy Roflle 949 2807 Jo Holl .............. 985-4466 Olfoce 992-2259 A JB. AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Al10 Tr•n••luloa PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY Middleport, Ohio 992-6611 3 30 871fn 6 17 lfc EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE SER~ICE PH. 949-2969 NEW & USED MOWERS We con repaor and recore radiators and heater (Ores. We con also ocod boot and rod out rodoalors. We also repaor Gas Tonks. 8 7 Fmancmg on Yardman PAT HILL FORD Dealer for YARDMAN & ECHO located Halfway be· tween Rt 7 & Bashan Serv1ce on All Makes We Honor MC/D11t/Yosa 41888tfoo PO MEROY - PR ICE RE DUCED' Neal hom e woth 2 3 bedrooms New carpelong 992-6191 VHS TAPE l•t us connrt those old Mow & sJt•s over to easy YHS CAlL AMY CAITIR "At Reasonable Pnces" s•dmg Best Bmm MOVIES & SliDES to CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES Cover your home With 992-2196 Moddleport, Ohoo 1· 13 tfc 304-675 6620 PuppiH part Temer and part Cocker Sp11n1el phone 304675 5166 6 Lost and Found LOST Black male cat m11sing since Mot'daV AnsMrs to ·Cody" VIcinity, of 400 blodt First Ave If any nformatloncall 614 446 2342 aak 1or Margarat 8 Public Sale & Auction A1ck Pearson Auet1oneer h C8f1S8d Oh1o and West Virglnta Estate, 1nt1que f•m liqUid& tion seles 304773-578& 9 Wanted To Buy We PlY cash for late model clean used cars J1m 1\lhnk Ouw Olds Inc Bllt Gene Johnson 614-446-3672 TOP CASH paid for 83 model and newer u~ed cars Smtth BUick Pontiac 1911 Etattm Ave Gllhpolis Call 614 448- 2282 C!J Televosoon Lostemng Devoces Dependable Heartng Aod Sales & Serviic~ Heanng Evaluatoons For All Ages ~ LISA M. Ki>CH, M.S. ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist ::t (614) 446-7619 01 (614) 992-~104 z 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Galltpolts. Ohoo 45631 or at Veterans Memonal Hospotal Mulberry Hgts, Pomeroy, III;::====;;:;;;:;:~;:::;;:::;:::::::=:::±:::= '' NEED WATER? CALL B&C DRILLING CO. B. H Beegle, Owner Rt. I, Box 74-A, Roply, W.Va. 25271 " Call Collect (304) 372-4331 Most Wells Dnlled In One Day . Air and Mud RotarY Dnlhng We Also Install & Servoce :All Types Water Pumps 61 · 811mo Complete hou88holds of h,.lrm· ture • an1lqun Alao wood &. coal heaters Swain's FurnituN & Auction Third & Ohve 814-446 3159 • Want to buy u ..d furniture and antiques Will buy entire hOUM hold f,Jrnlthlng Marttn Weae ~ meyer 614-241 6152 Junk Cart with or without motors Call lar'V Uvety 814398 9303 Buying furniture and appliances bv -.. piece or by the lot Fair pm::es Call 81.t..448 3158 Want to Buy lnternlttiOI'III Cub 'lrector Call 614-379·2463 Buyfn9 d•ilv gold. silver coins rings J.....,.lry sterling ware old cotna large cunency Top prtc" Ed Burkett Barber Shop 2nd Ave Mlddlepor1 Oh 814 992 3478 ~ OuHtt C. sh pe1d fOt' antique or new quUts Applique placed any condh:lon Call 814-992 5857 Ju nk euto I with or without moto11 Coli 814-992·5468 Junk auto 1 Top prloe p1ln C.ll 114-992·6641oftor 8 p m Custom Building Products W. MAIN, RUTLAND, OH. FEATURING Rovoera Cabo nets Rollyson Vi11yl Replacement Wondows Peachtree Doors and Wondows · . r llllliiiiVilll'ill So: I 11 11.1:', 11 Help ' CUSTOM INTERIOR DESIGN PH. 742-2463 8 / 31/1 mo friday, July 1, 1988 1988 31 Help Wanted Homea for The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Ponwoy-Midclaport, Ohio Sale 51 LAFF·A·DAY HoUBeholcj Goods 64 Miac. Merchandise KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 75 ao •• d, Brok•' And a,.. , s.n "' d L W• p * j=;,::~;=;,:;::::;=ilrr==:;;;:;i=~==tTr~~~~#.~~;~~~==~=====~i • EXCAYA DENNY CONGO ROOFING WILL HAUL ~';"i~5 ~~3"r.,'J.:i"'ponttr. nowor .... wanted NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATOR Position avabble for • l1oen•d long •rm admlntstt8tor for the Galltpolis Pt Pleasant area Send resume to C.re Haven of Pt Pl6atllnt W Va ~5550 '" co~dence Laboratory SuperviSor for mod ern fulty eql,llpped phy•can's Dfflee "borttory Quahflcationt naces•ry MT (ASCP) expe rience With CAP mspectlon helpful Well .,.rsed 1M instru ment operatiOn and trO\ble shooting Competent In all lab areas Good benefits Week ends off Apply In p&tJon to The Med1cal Plaa 203 Jackaon Pika Gallipolis. between 9 AM 4 30PM Appheat•ons Will be accep18d July Rrst (111) 1hru Tenth 11 Oth) tor Apprentice Plunmers and PipefiUers ApphC'Ittons may be picked up at the Ohio State Employment Offu::e or at 2134 Gallia St Port.-nouth Oh1o Applicant must be 18 26 ~ars of age EOE Now hiring ct.monn.ton - ~rittmll Around lha World. *=eive WMikty commiQk)n, no collecting, delivery. ntcehM hee TV VCR or ann trip ta H.w•il ~ p~t1tisor Pat Or""IM 304876-28811 -· AN Earn $21 000 for new ve• Excellent company peid health lnsu~ence Turt1on ~rn bursement I many other benef Its FuiJ· tJme 10 6 poaitlon available Contact Dabble Gullev Director ql NurSing 814448-7112 Plnecr•t C.a Can ter, 565 J11ekson P1ke Gallipolis Out go1ng Medically tra1ned Penonell toeto Mobilelnsu~ence Exams m the Galhpolis .,.. Rtllllble hours EKG S. blood d111w1ng skills neeestllry Call PMI 304-6977173 1-bu• of Lloyd h• expanded to Galli• Co and Ia hiring demonstrators •No lnwstrnent all supplies provided -No co!lect lngordelfverlng. •No experience necea•rv We tr'llln •weekly paycheck plus w1n prizes & trips •excellent hosteas program-840 free plus bonus gifts now booking perttea! For 1ppheat1on or pllrty mforntion call 614 379 2687 Susan Stanlev Superv1•or Sitter rmeded m my home 1n town Full bma this tlmmer pert time dunng school year Aaase only tertous 1nqulrl• Call 814-446 2153 Hair Stylttts Acrose The Street stvling Ilion is •ekmg OM addhionel stytlst who It looldng for moru than just anotfter job Call Terri at 814-448 9610 tor details Job hu nting7 Need a sklll7 We train people for JObs aa Auto Mechamca. Carpenters Electri clans Food Serv~ce Workers Electronics Tachn1oans Induetrial Maintenance Workers Nursing Au11tanta and Order lies Machlniltt •nd Welders Register now tor cl•st• beginning July 51h Call Tn·County Voclltlorwl Adult Center at 814763-3611 ext 14 A variety of fu ndlng tources to Prt for train1ng are avlllable for tho• eligible Skills get you JObs 1ha adult welding program at Tri County Vocation~~! School geta vou sklllt Weldera are highly *llled workera Receive the training to become that h1 ghly tktlled welder in less than one year Call the Adu It Education Center at 814-763-3611 ext 14toregis ter lor classes begmning July 6th You m~y be el1gtble to receive fmanaalaidatofMip .-y for your tramlny. call and etk &bout our finlllCial 11d soure• Government Job• 816 040 159.230 yr Now hiring. Your area 805-887 8000 Ext A 9806 for currant Fed1111l hst Poattlon avalllble t unlimited e.nlng potent1al$ SoutfWI1st arnsfinett mo•tueltlng~ecre• tloral retort is getting ~eady for the teat on of fun we11lon recreations Now accepting ap.pllcationa Btneftt1 wtth 'Neekly ~'f If yOl{ are neat In eppt~~r ance tn""'Uetlc and enthJtiat t1c. contact Mr Anlhonvlmme ='~::~YO~tm8 }:·!~!::~~ eppointment 1;:-:-::-::-~----- Friendly HomePwtielhesopen ings In this area for man1g.,. .. ddealers Free.r•lntng Com mlss~n up to 26 per cent Hlghett Hostess awerdl nQ delivering or coilect:1ng. no hen ding or •rvlce eh•rge Ovtr IOQdynlm!chlm•oltoyt,glftt, home decor 1nd chridmlt de. car For free cetalog call1 80(). 227 1510, I Patt· time typist 8 to 10 houtW per week Ph';'aiclant office l!xpariMCI with diCW:~ equip. m~t 1nd madlclll notoav .,~d. Send reeume to P.O-. x 4&8 Aaelne Ohio 45771 An .,... Call Mwlyn 30~882·284& L N. Plo_, Volloov ,.,....., C.ra C.nttr ..... lng 1N--cl LPNI for .-rt lima ••;pto_.n""t. m~cat and _.._. lniU•nce IWIIIabfe.lfln18r. .dCIIIKithy Thornton. Dlrecrtor of Nu!11ng 1>041876-1231. EOE AA! C~ UISE SftiPS Su'",.,., and Caretr opP9rtunltl• Ea:elltnt pay Workt Travtll C•ll (rwfu ndabtl! 1 618 488 3734 ... p ~284 Now hirlltgl 4Famlty.Juna30 Ju.,1 2 Pint It Rio O,.,.da HolM int lg worNrt"• U.. oh~ oktthat, toys Iabrie. tumltu,. E......,ng lmoglno,_ Rt 7 n•t to SWan CiWft Cematary c~ Cltv 0111o July 1 "' z 10-4 4 Famlv O.rva'a c r • Ad • 'h milt from At 7 Thura -Sat Furniturt IPJ)tlanc.t pool ta· ble, waterbed matt,.., dog house clothat. glauware craftt. lots mlec fr• box July 1tt Sot July 2 Rrtt house an lltdtKyg• road just off AI 7 Amlq... dlolwo doilt dotlolng. toolo. !no~ loll ot..o. totol11.. plowowlth3pt hrtch. dia: with 3 point hitch mise Fri dows reaidenoa Tlf<T Por .. bla Welting. Clll after 6 PM 614-043-0058 13 Insurance Cell us for your mobile honw msurance Miller lnaurance 304 882· 2145 Alto auto home life. health. Wanted to Do Will do any kind of work for t300 a hour Odd jot. Call 814-2151-1398 W1U do houM cleaning Rutland. F'bmeroy Middleport Mason area 114-742 2404. FHI an m I 21 peo• 2 rtory home Flatwoods are• Pomeroy New kitchen b• I hroom, cailinal & c•petlng Cell 514-4411-:!"359 Big 3. BA Dakott farm home bulltonyourlot *21995&up Ctll1 114-886-7311 For Sale or Aant-3 lA hou• with attllched g ...ge. CA. No .... Dop • oof ""'UOnd 39 Clolllloatho Rd Coli '1114 4462683 9·5 dolly 8r1dbury honw plut mobile home wtth naw roof patio. IM'gl( porch cl••rn 1nd L c water utellttll dish 1nd baa~tUul .,.rd Coli 114-992 5941 Prime Aacooon Creek frontllg• wooded. •eluded 3 BR 2 lA. CHI AC 2 acr• bolt dock Eas!£aCC.Itoriver 5'/tmll•to Dam In •40's mayflnance t:::.ll 614-446-7895 • Aecl.ced now •19 900 68 Mill Cnllo n • G D C II< New Pool Glt furnecaacentf81 air comtor1 one bedroom plu• nur.ry artar or mftment home Ne.:l to •II lets ttlk. Goo budget '42 mo Stop by-H dolln't COli • kJok Clll 814a 446-7037 2 4 BR • living room. dining. smell ldtch tn 1 b~h. 1 c• a - • with Of*'• In city limits nloa neighborhood Steal tiding. nawfurMce. • CA Nioa tiN yotd 133,900 Coli 8144411-48113-dll¥•"'" 446-2800. .............. Oowrnnwrt Hom• from •1 (u .....1 DtlllllfiiO"t •• ..... ly Rop-tlono. Coli lotl-187 1000 EJot G 11-9106 lor cu•rll)o Itt 101 lute It Ponwoy 2 or 3 bedrDDml o•peted No . . .anabla offer ..tulld Phona 8148112-37211 ·- Hltu• for . . . In L1ngavUia Ohio.. Out flf hlah w.ter, .. wng •21.000. Coli 414-742.J741S ... _... ~--· 2 •ar• new Lannox ...., ... FuriWce. cent•l air, 2 out '"'Rdlngo. notuool optlngo. CAll 614-742-2771 2 baclioom h~ on 1 acn of ,.,..,,.. all Co Rd 2( PomotO)' city llmlto U9,800 Coli 814-U7 8233 tor ............. , room,low80'o. 304-176-2307 ..,a Jutv 1 and 2 Oleeter b•lde flrehou11 Clothes b1ke, cur• talns, hot curlers TV tupperwere 3 ESTATE SALE-Frl II< Sot July 1st lnd 2nd I 00-1 00 An tlqun fumttu,., dlthet goH chJbl lawn mo'llllrt c'othing Valuable mite 30 B Sanders A Famlty-Frl Ia Sat 1st Sub on right George s Creek Rd All nice claen & modlll'n thl11.91 Moving Sate June 30 July 1 2 % mile up Bailey Run Rd Pomeroy &rown and whhe trail• on nght Antlqueo II< Colloctlbl• 822Joy Or Gollipolit. Ohio July 2 3 4 9·6 PM Oak U-y •blo 5 log Oak ..riOt' •b4• Oek draw llal table Oak office ch-'n Qer.-n Oak IRp bade mint . 90 Mon I Tues Frurer tabl•. chair drapea lamps clot... mise At 211 behind llolloy Chopol 256-17118 Yard s.I•July ht and 2nd 2301 Eastern AYfl, across from Blue Fountain Motel Frltloy ..~ s•~"'""· Julr 1tt .,d 2nd 9 OD-1 ()o FIMWo<otlt Rood. Otog Solloy'o. GirO.' end boys clodtn swivel rocker VICUllfl delner Mechanic~! Satunley July 2nd Rain or shine Gaarga White residence Old Rou• 33 Antique sofa bed •bl• dltMt b•eb•ll efts bab; clothu May•g wt~ther tripod sheeplldn • • cowrs ..... 15 family 2Yt mllea out Leading Creek Ad Mlddlepon Home Interior, nlk naka. etc July 1•t 2nd 3rd 6th 8th, 7th 8th and 91h 814-992 2156 117UnionAw Pomeroy 814992·2377 Juno 30 July 1tt and 2nd 10 OQ-4 00 Some thing tor everyone Yardendbaketale. EastllrnHigh School Saturday July 2 9 00 Addit1onel Jtemt tinoelast 'IWek Proceeds go 10 Eastern BooS18rs Yard Sale 1818 Lincoln ~~ Pomeroy 9 00.7 July Main St Racine Acrou from Wolf's Bocty Shop Clothes MJtQin9tlve tooll July 2 , 8 4pm July 5th lhtough 91h 579 Bloch St , Middleport Men women children ctsthlng rniiC Items CHraga III•M•gnus electric organ IMnps. mise items July !·8. 8 AM llil 4 PM 1132 Stcond Aw Big yard ala 899 8rownell Ave Middleport l.aU hpu• Toy~J clothee diehet tome furnltur11 Jufv 1 2 9-4 Yard Sal.- I 7 Rain or Shine OaragaSale. TueundWad July 15 and 8 9 4p m 1>7 mila past Ave Polnta on At 7 Furniture refngentor stereo with speak en kitchen cabinets 10d coun tit' tops windows truck topper toys c• • • all lize clothing 614 9U 2583 Yonl Sol•2231 Ch_,nut St Thull 30 July 1tt Antlq- • Avon llottl11 & mile 9-5 Yard Sale Friday July 1 9 005 00 Rototill• snow tlr" toaster owven eh1ldrans clsothes 1 3 ml• out Send I-WI Aoad -.- Julr 1tt • 2nd 11 Cloy St , vo.-. 0111o Am-fumlt.,., Ywd Sale Frl and Sat 22 .. N Ptrk DrMt Ewrydtlng ctte.p old oolna, . .- .•• •OM J•s. n-- -r:.nton~Bienko . .tfquo gi-Wirt. Srnlthtuola • loto of now,.,.. Tu"""• • -cloollt.Jtwoftty, homt 1nttr1or e•H cook top & OWM Oatalitetl It,.. I•I•Dtenle Or In Su,._ kilt Vll.. •2 ml• weet ot HoO.t Hoop Sot 1 7 1974 Chornplon 14d8 tOIIII electric, uncMrp1nnlng Wid par· tlllly fum-. w• oonold• t10do. •8 900 oo 304-57112383 .,..do 1984N•IIuo.14x70wlth71121 3 -ocorno. largo bathroom gard.a M and ... · - · oqulppod kllalton. llghtad b•. umlwpenntng. Ctntrol olr, toto! oloctric awr holf •era lot. 3 gMge 2._38 priced on intpac:tlon, phone 304-176-8853 c• 33 , Fanna tor Sale Secluded 28 acre f•m wtth worlllng ol Ylllls Me gaa for twa dwilllln•, montHy Income ood hou•. ro-t" FronJohneon PfCIPifl¥ In Addlaon townlhlp Coli 814-318-1771 Yard Sale FriandS.t July1 and 2 2002 Ml Vernon Ave weryth1ng Vad Slle 5 Maple St ~liOn Fridli¥' end latUidav J"ly 1 and 2 l•ge size clo1hlng 1nd Me 8~0 10 8 00. Roin Conaelo V•d-Sale Md ~v~g s~e 2423~ooln Ava Friday and llturdllf, loq of awrv1hing 35 Lots &. Acraaga - ..,1111.., - ·bridl "' 7 8 ..... Dom. hcou• an tooo~ Follow ol""' Sot July 2 II'S 3-f'omlfy"""' MI•July 1·2, on 884. I~ ml•lrom Ch-10 """" fomlly """' .... ,,,.., • 1 .......... • Julr lot • 2nd 9-4 18 s-not Avo "'""'"'" clotta. etc V..O Solo July 8 8 1358 P11k Drlw Compact rafr~erator 111roo hlghcholr potty chtl• pleyptn f car •~r~• c:hildr•• end ad1 .. more Y•dSoloJ •t5tn 8th 7th 110 Third St Mnon Toola. child ran's clothing 1 Ocentt mile erticl• furnltu,. ' 2 bedroom Aptt ror ..m Cor- Nlco -Ina lAundry f...... ........... Coli 814192 3711 EaH Ap........ fo• ..., '225 • month. Dopoolt ""'ultod 814992 572._ Altor lprn 01' 992 5119 2 BR mobile hotnt in Crown City Coli 814-2811-8520 Nice 2 Br mobile home Upper lit 7 Fur,....,_ w - polll t 200o mo Col1814-246-11818 Mldcl~port •1es.•1~pormonlh 2ond4 bedroom hou.. In Pomeroy - . •20 na5 por m-h. AI _ , fui'Mhod. Rot•.,oo ,. qulnd. Doy 114-112 2311 ov· ...... 114-112-1711 g?ll) 2 bedroom furnl8htd mobtla homi wlltt 11r and wathlr-drflr hookup. liY•cu• •225 por month. Mt• ,.td. 2 bedroom furnhhed lnly•au• neo per month. wttot pold. 114-912· 7880 or 514-992·1236 ~ Tuppar Pl•n•. 2 bedroom mobla horne wlltt bult • room. nM c•pet. -elr conlltlon ' II opplloncM, fumlohod. Alto g... aaeonnla~lot •221monthlllus , . , _.. .,ddopoolt 614-3781278 c• For tent 2 bedroom nil• For mot81nfonMtion. 114-192 2173 Small g. .ge apa1 t11•1t tor 1 8'101'1 Patio, prlvlte ent11n01. n Sv•ou• •13& par momh , __ ....... 814-912-7810 01' ' 114-11112-1238 r. -t fOr ,..t nlohod Mlddloport Unfur•110 pluo uti~.. 114-992-801111 Aftot 7 OOcoll 114-192 7111 ComfoiUiblt. first ftaor 3 room tumlahad tR~rtm... No pats. Coli 114-148-2283. APARTMENTI. mobllo h.,., -Pt. Pl-•dGoillpo"' 814-446-8221 ___..,_.,..,._ mont.C..bC-Rootl.nocoto 01 dop. PfoOM J044711-IIOI oft• BolO 304-1111-1087 For a.IHevelo~ property Mo ... Hom-. wll aooapt 1WO Rio GIMda children or worldng coutllt. onSI At 325 140•--1. Phone e 14-448-0508. 25 acr• wooded bordlrad by Rio Orondo College ond lob Ev.n• F•m& City and County 44 Apartment water eawer and nltu• g• for Rant willable. loti of r ..d froraga Property would bew.llsuttad lor housing davtlopmtnt golf courwe. ate Call 814-.91 2 BR aptt 8 cl~ kltchenopp( fumlhed. W•'*·O<yet 30011 hoak·up WW Cli'plt. nMtv Rog.,cy Inc. 1 acre and up buldng lot• and polntod. doclt modu. . home ..... Tuppera Aptt Coll304-176-8104. 178ptllline-"'•• water roadway 7113,. 876-1311 to -lot. 514-188-389._ New com.ptately furnl1had Alhton 1•811 bulclng lot1, apartment • mobile home In m.,.• homoo pormm.d. public ohy. Adult• onlr' P•klng. CIU water. 1110 riYer lot., Cfvd• 814-446-0338 Bowon. J• 304-576-2338 IEAUTIRIL APARTMENTS AT Baautffulriwr tote one 1..-PiuL BUDGET PRICES AT JACK p.mllc ayda Bowen Jr SON ESTATES. 538 Jodooon Pike tram e113 • mo Wllk to 304-5711-2338 aho_p_ and movi• 114-o44.. LOTS. one ali .. lwal wooded. 21118. E 0 H city water Jericho Road. owner flnandng. good term1 304372·8405., 372-2578 wa• Two 1 •ere Iota with pul:lfic water. Jerryt Run Road, f4 900.00aech co nil..., toad& 304-576-2313 Rt:lll diS 41 Homea for Rent Nicalv furnlahed small hou• Adu~o only flo! ooqulnd No pott Coli ..... 4411-0338 3 lA wtth b. .mn I mil• north from Hoi.,. HD••• Awlllbla July 11t Aa....,ca • d .....~ Coli 114-4411-0895 Unturnllhed 8 room houae, 1~ blth. g• fumaoa 11orm wlndowo. g-e. Adults only No p ... OOp • rot Colll14-4462843 Nloo 3 Bod-. lg yotd Kan.,g.o Ctll 814-.46-7473 Oowntown-Modarn1 BR ,comploto kllclton. AC c•pot Colt 814-446-0139 11 Court St ·2 BR , 2 tootho, klltchan _,rhillled w/w No ,... Off 01- ,.,fling. U2hmc oluoutiiMO. Dop • ,., Coli 814-4411-4921. o•• FurnWted- 3 rooms • b.th co_, No ,... Rot • dopoolt raquiNd UtiUttM furnllhad. Aduho only Colt 8t 4-44111119 Downtown mod•n 1 bed room apt. tun*had. air cond c• ptlad, .... . - 4 00.304-8763781. nw. uti- ,.,d. rooms • bath. nl• loaltlan. chpotlt & nf..,.CM •oquiNd 1235 00. 3114-178-1010 One baclroam furnished apart 2'.,. In Hon...,on Pfoone 304v?ll-1872 ofiOt 5 PM 45 Furnllhad Rooms Fur•hed room-919 Saoond Avo Qolllpalt t128 o mo Utlllea ~I d. Sinal• malt. Sh•• both Co11446-4411oftot7PM Aooma for Mnt WHk ar month ...rtlng M t120 • mo 011111 Hotof-114-4411-9880 Space for Rent Store cor,. of Saoond • Pine. 1400 oq It Off porldng. t310 a mo plu1 utllllet Call 114-448-2325 •411-42411 COUNTRY MOilLE Homo Pork. Rou• 33 Nalth of l'llmtiiOV tttlloro. Coli 814-182 7478 Space tor trMII t•H... AI hook-upo. Coblo AloooffldMCV roorna. •r and o.We. Maaon. WYo. Coll304-77~8111 Spaoloua mobile home loti tor rent Fam~Wa Mobile HDme P•k. Cloll II Forov. W Yo. 3114-876-3 73 Ono BR unlumlohod opt - c•pot. RMIO • ooflla fur· nlohod. Wot• • g - • ptld Dopoolt ooqultotl Collll4-44114341. 1 8R 8 moo 1 - '118 P• me tao dop. 142 FOuoth Avo 18R opt ne•HMC htluM No FWf• tfnale per1011 Clll 814- pott Coli 81 .. 4411-4782 4411-38111: Fu••lood opt Uti~O. lllllll Ooli 2 BR hou•• .,.,.., oof•la t ;!00 botWIIon 9. I. 814-446-124.. pluo dopooit 2 IR nN• •ouo • , rotrla.. wotor t228 olut Funolohod opt 2 BR 1200 dop 1..11 opt . . . . . . . oelolg. Wtt• ,.,d 131 fOurth ClolllpoPill' t110pluodop All llo Coll4411-441hft• 7 PM apta. I!J Rio Orandll Cell 81424& 9371 Nlco 2 It opt - · ooflla. • owfum. 4'1> ml !Tom Qollipo. 3 or 4 H*oam howa for ..nt irl .. No .... t221-114-4468031. Rodno CAIII14-9411-21.. '1>-. ""*""" _.m.,._ Boodl SU.ot. Mlddlopott. Ohio 2 boolrOMI ut•• _.d. ,....,..,.. Phona 304-882-28 .. 46 Up. .lra unfurniahed apt Car - d . utll~lot ,_oot No chHNa ..... Coli 814-4411-1137 "''d. TrtHtr ..-ea for flnt It Y Rt 12 New M...gement Phone 304-178-3818 a 2. 81010 buldlng 3011110 an AI 31 Handnon W Va. 11~441- 1 ..2 onct_....., ___ _ 3 roomt • bath upatllrt "" Unllmlohod. utllltO. lnclutfod. 814-4411-2113 No .... Coli --- 0"" • Nloo l l - opt -4 b•h I or 2 otlulto No ,... llof - - · utllty dop toquloocL Coli window air oondltlo ..... Wortr. lng otlulto. no t210 .,.. 814-4411-0444 mo,.b oluo •cuoltydopoolt Coli 2BA .,..lnCtownCity tiiO 114-182·1212 Col1114-211-1411. tllitl • •c. a .. • ..... 1 • -..u11o """ -"""'" • Pt. , _ Coli 114-4411-1221. opat-· - · l!fflct.oov wMh_ ""' . . . . . . .d _ l n 311td:MIUIII tlecato ..,_..an tfloloo o f - nooo mo. Coli IMdltlll flood, ool 3114-ftl- 114-441-. .10 3 .... 8mtl two ba*oom _...., ot..,oncltefr~,I1Rllll month pltoo 11 ODd. . . .tlld utNl.... oo , 3114-118UM. ' Summar Sped• 18 000 BTU llr condhloner, •275 15 eutMc It upriGht - · Th- 2 ...,. frost fr• Nfr..,_.on Auto. Wllhers and dryers Flr ...one Mlddloport 8 14-992·530• Safe and matching chair Air contiHionor o128 814-742 3029 Dlnatt••· bedt bedding. .....,.. oheet couch-. chalu. llmPI. coffM4nd tabl11 Every doy Spocloll 'I> milo out Jotolcho 304-875 14110 VIRA FUIIN"UIIE ..,.,.. tnd.t-. of new and Mnlturo h - lutt o~r""d this WMic whh more coming in lola of b•aaln& Pad Bunyan couch • choilt. Ulll-1011- t899 hNYy duty '"'"" t319· rag. Compllllellneofulld furnttuN endeppl..oaa. Aefrlg. .ton, freaert, WMihert dry tn bedding. ohalra,lam'*' baby tttrM, oomputtr d•k. book thlhle1. ~lor coniOia tv'• plus 250 It choln lrlk fonoo w~h ell h.-dwlra Md . . . . Com'plete Una of new end uaad tricycl• and blcycl• t10ttlng ot t19 95 • up Op .. Dolly Mondty·Sotuodoy, 9 to 6 3'1> mH•onAt 1411nCentanary, 14 mila on Uncoln Peke 814-C463188 Rug• No 1. 300 Wlncheeter Magum. tingle shOt Simmon~ Scopo 0260 00 304·876· 8141 •eae Ten TVt. twenty drMIIrs· d•kt will 1111 one or all, mlec Priced on lnapectlon 304-17~ 1999 or 814-992·7888 Sen 10 hp rtdll)g mower, nM bot•ry. 304-8a2 2796 Solid walnut gun cabinet holds 10 gunt Solid pine dov oink. AntiQUI wall phona 304-45810711 and dryer. wood atove Ntw Emweon llr condttlonars Wattier and chaW, bed. uMd Vinyl floor ooverin~ ttlrtlng at couch mowtrl' 304-875-1513 n 19 u 89 o yd lnttaflotlon • -dng 1 1 foot alumn IWnlng 304IYIIH_.• to quallfl_. buytrt 675·3504 Molloll., Fw-Upplr RfRol. 114-4411-7'*44. Umed o.k bedroom suite and 55 Building Supplies dllk Any ••enable offw oon...,_ eon"" .... ot •91 Oolt Drlwo ott.rBPM Ooll814-446- Building Mttori• Block. brick. _.,... pip• win0198 dows. lintels etc Cla.de Win For•l• newgiiSitop•bl•wfth ter1. Rio GrMdt, 0 Call 81~ chtlrt tiOO Coli 814-992 246-5121 c.,... "'""'n• .. 2..1 Concrete blocks· 111 tlzet· Vllrd Of'delfvery Maaon •nd Gallipolis Block Co • 123'11.1 Pine St GoHio>otlo. Oltlo Coli 614-4482783. Announcing Electrolux Grtnd Opening authorized factory outlet . . . and aervlce. BuHalo w Vo 304-137<1272 WESTERN REO CEDAR • Ch8Mnel Rustle and Btveled Lap Siding 'Oodo Mtt•lolt Guaranteed Quality CETIOE INC Athono 614 594-3578 CB,TV, Radio Equipment PotNOY PA Symm XR 600 mlxtr •mPt 2T 300 high fr~ q,.....,. . p•oiiiCtOI Uko niiW ta5o.oo 3CI4-B?S.21D7 53 I;;;:::=:;:;:;::::::;;::;::= 1; 56 Pats for Sale Antiqu ee Groom and Suppfy Shop PM Grooming All breeds All ~- lams Ptt Food Deal• Julio- Ph 814-446-0231 Humrnal flgurin• from 80 I • 70'o (M3 • #5 m•kiiOI 10% off 1182 prlcoo Coli 114-4467881 Buy « Soli Rlverlno 1124 E Motn so-. Houoo M.T.W 1Cio m Bundoy 1 lo 8p m 2528 Ongonwynd Cottory Konnol CFA Persian and Siameee kit· ttns AKC Chow pumM• New Hlmtloyon klntnt Coli 614•411-3844 oltor 7PM Antlq,.. l'll'!'"loy 10 e,. m, 814-992· a.,.gto . - . 9 wko old •30 · - Coll614-446-0371 154 Misc. Merchandise .. .:.I:..,=,.=,.:.:..So-ild black mal• ' temal• Shott •ned & wormed e150 Callihan'• UMd llralhop Over Alto 'alclng ardllrl tor buff & cocker tplnlel 1.000-.ol-12. 13,14 111. blonda 18 118 Bmil•outRI 218 Afn.,con Eold,.. oplll pupo Col 114-388·B890 Colll14-216-l281 Whteleh••new or u"d 3 RaglstarH Miniature Collie whoolotloloctrlc-..- Coli lheltle pup 3 mot old Male • Ro- Mololhy col,.., 1 114- Coli 81'4-379-2113 1711-1111 AKC Rogl.- Booglopuppi11 lA~K::=,c::-c::-o:.do:.or:.Sp~ ••ch pu,_ • * 0 E window concltlo.,.,, eooo BTU. eolll14-448 31411 1·130 C..• beckhoe with 22 ft troll• • 1 Ch.,y ton tniCk. •7000 2 baa mo,_ mlxar, tllllll. 1 ttl of cutting tarchM, woldot, effloo olotk•- Olhor .mllottllp Cllll1 .... 387-7111 I WMbOid. Redandwhfta Call l:l~1~4-~9..:.8..:.z..:.•..:.3110:..:._-,--,-- !"lnilture Schnaunre tor •I e. I old Coli 814 949 2794 •Iter 4 00 pm 1.:-::7:-=-::.:..:::..,.,...~-­ AKC Ro-od 8IIICII lAbnldor pupt~ J femaln. 1 mala Worrnad and lhots Ha...hV and ploylul tiiO Coil 814·982· CO•'""'· colco Tv co"""oto 1 5;.:9:.:::38.,:o~fte:.r:..8::.:.0:.0:p:::m::.__ __ oloo - or 448-8184. bod Coli ocloby Forrotto. 304-488-1071 -114-288-1122 -- 49 e112 IOH. eon 114·111·7717 68 &. Fruit Vegetablaa Ml'l o.ll.rlll! GIIMburn's Farm Market SAs, 100 n. . Parter We welcome Food Stamps 151 Ho. . ehold 1974 VW Su ,.r Bootie 1800 Coli 814 992 6324 19118 MG8GT Noood• hood g..... uoo 614-992-7384 61 f <IIIII Supplit:•; llr LIV~illlck 1985 Ford Ell P llu•uty model) Ext,. aharp Red. Clrolln• c~r Sun roof 1terto c:•a•ttl!l U300 814-1411-2801 Fann Equipment 1976 Codlloc 2 door Co lois Excellent conditlan 1979 Cut torn Dodge plct: up 8'14:1853917. CROSS II< SONS U S 35 Wilt. Jeckton Ohio 614-286-6451 MtiiiiY Fergueon, New Holland Buah Hog Sll• 6 Senlloe Over 40 ..ad t .. otars to chooea from & complete line of n.w • ulld equipment largett lllection in S E Ohio 019 Alllt Chalrner tnlctor with round baler. t5800 930 Cell with cab 1300 hourt,; cr•m puff with 7 It NH hoy bind t4810 Ownerw.lilnanct Call 614-2811-8522 115150 Oliver tntclor whh mow lng machine !'Ike bllli• ploWI, tlsc: eultlwtor. corn planwr • 39&0 aw .... will11nence Call 814-286-8522 4441nternltlonal dieeal tf'lctor Nlca wtth lnttfnttlonal baltf', ""hi• - ..... .4250 4 cyl, g• analne. 120-210 vohs, •1200. Colf814-28S.U22 Wood stftdder ch..,._, supar Torq~h111111k 5 HP, .• ke new' tiiZB Coll614-446-7896 Wanwd Used 9ft cuth.,.bfneor 990 lnternationll ta.yblna for pw1& Call Jtrt alter 7 PM 614-266-6518 1 1982 Ford EICOHstationv.gen PS PB, OoodContit10n .1500 Ploone 304-6711-2917 ofler 6 PM 1983 Datsun Station Wagon 51 000 mil-. 19Be A.tro Van 30 000 mll01 Bolh good cond W"" doyo co! 304-87115-60811. oflor hours coli 304-876-1860 1977 Honda. ntldt .epaira or ....... 304-676-12114 1982 Chevrolet Marrte Carlol!loo,. 304-67f.l040 72 Walk Sh.,., power urit: with in and out clutch BeiU and Idler g- 814-378-8278 1977 Ford 4x4 l.41on.. 4 speed tr1n1 480 cubic Inch eniJine n.w 8 ply tlrtl Very good condition 614-949 2237 1983FordRong~~~cltup 4cyl 4 opeod lonv bod t9 OOOm•l• U&ao Colll111dy o 8 ,4-992· 7403 SO.OOdge Ram Beyl, 4 speed short wheel b11t ltep .tllide blkl good cond •uoo oo 304676-7376 ? 1918 Whitt Might ln . . 40 It fl" bed trtll• wrv good cond good contl 7521 nsooo 304-1175- 73 Vans &4 WO For Solo 'lroy Bulh 5 HP nller ' - - - - - - - - - plows disc. scratJer blade, 1' 1972 Ford 3000neton Custom bucketandpoatholedlgger Call paint .. bult302 .1200 ea 814-992·1350 Mill Clc Dr or Flea Mar liM. Sat & Sun Make on .. will nde New Holland 7ft hevblneS. New Coli 614 4411-7037 Holland 382gnndlr mixer. both good condition 304-273-421 ~ 1975 \oWl &:~uipped for fishing Whtte fam tractors cost plu• hundng camping New breket 5% Sldott Equlpmont Coli p1lnt job. 318 motor. headers 304-876-7421 t700 614-9928881 Recep1t0nllt poeltion available 1979 Jeep CJI Hardtop 360 Mondoy thtough Fridoy 1 1. engine Call 614-992-7214 or typing aldlla end pi-nt par- 614-992·3224 tonalltyamult S..ndresumeto Bolli P 1.1n careofPiolntPI••nt 1979 Ch1111y Suburban 9 Pll Aegis• 200MainStreet Point senger Rebuilt eng~ne Excel Pl.... nt W V 2&510 lent conditiOn U900 C1ll 614-992-n89 •a .63 Uvestock Reg. Purebred Umousln bull tor tale. Gallipolis Ohto Call 8142611-11&1. 78 Ford F1 50 4 wheel dri\11 atto, exc running cond bo.tr' rough, t1 000 00 304-1765335 -::;=:;;:::;==:;::;=:== " M 74 Simco •ddla bricla bien ket. sadcle bag• & t11nd Call 614-266-9316 Am•lcan Stan~d Hor• 7 .,.•• old Gelclng. gentle. o• ltld broke to sulky 614-7.t2 2525 Pigs •20 00 to •30 00 Rice's Pig Farm Ten Mile first houtt Yougor Chu oeh Ooll 304458-1591 loby Coli lor tol& 304-8761840 ' Ducks Geau Turkey Chldoont, 304-773-5878100 • 1986 Suz.-*1 GS1150E Exctl ohopo Coli614-26618 11 . 1f78 Thu-•d Good onto rtor, goad onglno wGI'tl. aM ~ •100 or trade Coli 814-446-7417 otk for Ch..... 441-21711- Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPIIOOANG \lrlcondltloMI IHotlme _ . , . Local rtf...,c. furnl•htd. Free n1irn.tts Ctll collecrt 1 814-237 0481. d., or niGht. RoaareBesement Waterproofing •e SWEEPER and aewing rMChine repelr, parlt, and suPI)tl• Pick up and delivery Davie Vaau.., Cleaner ona half mile up Goo .... Cr.... Rd Coli 614448-0294 ())nerete Septic Tenkl 1000 gal. 1&00gal andJet Aeration 1yltem F1ctory trllinai repair ohop. RON EVANS ENTER PRISES Jack1on Ohio 1 800. 5379528 FION EVANS ENTERPRISES· Septic tonk pumplllfl· •90 per toad Coil 1 IOD-537· 9828 Tree 1t1mp remo,.l. shade & Jthn.IJs •edlng stone muk:h topsoil. Aialiat Don't Landsc.,., 814-446-9848 RON S Television Service Hou• calla an RCA Quaar G E Spocltllllfl In Zonlth Coli 304-576-2398 .. 114-441 2464 Fetty Tr• Trlmmmg, ltlmp ramo.,.l Call304-17~1331 Ro•rv or cabte tool ""'drilling Mostwellscompltrtedumed-v Pump ul• and ,.vice 304895-3102 Starks LIW nand Shrlb Ser..,.ce,. 304 875 3956 01' 304-675. 2903 RON'S APPliANCE SERIIICE houea call aervicing G E Hot Point washer• dryera and ttovoo 304-576-2398 POOL SERVICE Will clean once w.ek. IIUPPtv all chemlcal1, small •oktv charge. refertnct furnl1hed. Trt State 304-676-3533 Ar•• 82 Plumbing t & Heating CARTER S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Gallipolis Ohio Pho,. 814--448 38BB or 61444114477 83 Excavating on trL£k dramage. •eptic & etc Sela/ trade. Cell 814-686-7311 1978 Super Glide nfiW' up end IIddie b • ldng-q~1.n u5oo eon 814 446-1305 oo AM2 PM An•dentlel or oomrnerc•al w1r 1ng New eerYtCe or repe1rs Ucenltd electricuwl Estimate free Al(lenour Eleetneal 3048751785 ••t 2 tourMeel•t Vaf"ah• IOand 80 Coil 614 992 6380. Rt 36 c.,.oo Sol-. Si>ee1ollzlng Honda Suz Kez Vem•he Parte-Servioe-Reptlrs \Ne buy aH and t•de used bik . . 304876-4130 Boats and Motors for Sale 28 ft BlvNner cru'-r 1988 wido beom. tlioltolronlc. golll'l CI0... 8, ttc 380 V·8 tnt tlaape I Very low houri U7 800 Coli 304-727-1890, 11 It lojobootw~h ...llor 116 Mar ~torwfthpowartrim Clll 114-3tr8-9924 1180 18 ft Evlnrude bolt IWfth eo HP motor 1:011 e'l4-24f. 5830 tor Pall or Jlrw~ Jb,..,_ 1881 Oootgo Arl• S! 4 dl S - . 4 opd PS P8 AC , .380-tyttom t1100 080 Coll814>446-8700 81 84 75 Auto's For Sale Serv ICI:s 1982 Hond• V 45 MagN 760 cc 17.000 rnH11 Excel. co;Jf V't'lt:h 2 helmets t1&00neg t!ell 614-24!1-9371 1985 Hontlttttll blkoXR 200R ooc contl t?eOOO 304-8712488 Transport rtl iu11 GOOds "I can't wash my llalr 11'1 tile 1ut known habitat for • nearly extinct epac191 ot11cel" 1 977 VW com'* vory good canol. • 2.200 00. Colt oftor • 00 304-896-30011 n~utrlal 10 ' auger d~llt 40 It for core ••It Opon M 1 0 - Mon ilou 8-. .,4-441-1111. 1:17"" Aw. Oollfpollo. OH. 11781th Whtol compor, 34 It Good cond Woll oqulppod *7600 Coli 814-317 7300. otorcycles PUIItet fOr •Ia. Rell<h' to .Urt loylng Coli 814-25S.II4t3 1981 WhlteNaac•TurboTran• AM T·topo 84.000 ml, oil optlono. Coil 114-3792820 County~tonoo. ..... .... _.,d1V- •' Trucks for Sale Uttd Atlls Chelmtr1 Hay Rake "304-876-2264 New Idea Menan SprHder lntarnttfonll 14 InCh D,.q 1877 Ford half ton 1-• thlll Plowo Coli 614-742·2348 10.000 mil• onrtbu1lt enQina 114-286-8~ ' Red Hot t.glins! Drug chal•t' cars boats PIIMI ;apo"'d Sur plua Your Area ...,.... Guide 1977 Chovv Moll'"' a ...., Super nloa car very good condtttOn 306 VB • 10915 614-992-8719 18 78 Ford Thu ndori>lr d AC Very goad coNI •2100 Coli 8ulln- Building 101' otae or offlco _ .. opprox 2.000 oq. ft nowemp1y ,108Jafr.liWI PhoM 3114-I?S-14311. Campers 1983 28 ft Prowler hitcb & electric brake contr~ ti&OO Coli 814-256-9361 1987 Chtyd• NowYo.-FIIIh Awnue OneCMIMI' Nvv room ..... t13 000 Ctll81 ... 14112153 ... 814-949 2210 t894Ch ..yCIIatlon co ... 2 5 fuol lniiiCtloh AM·FM tttroo 47,000ml• U8110 Col1814286-1822. For la•e &. Auto's For Sale • I11808·1871000Ext S-9800. 71 •IIWMIIt• • VII...• minto · otld In Mldcl•ort. -!tit fllo.., · 71 Musical lnstrum-ts .... Fandlr 285 C ftat tap guimr t210 Paaoy Fury II bats guitar whh • Pt~y lulo 40 amp 1300. Coli 814-366-8136 by Bruce Beattie ....... titling. 1 .. d 2 ...... roam '67 Kanmomeutomaticwuher A-1 t180 Coli 814-387 0322. SURPLUS DENIM, ARMY RENTAL CL01HING Comouft ...a oraen. black white Metro· - clothing l'lll~lcol buo> Mn l~ngMdtpecialtl ... Nowlty T shirts. capt whol• Ala ..., d m.n Sem SomeNil.... At 21 R•enswood. frl Sit Sun Noon-S 00 PM. Coli 304-273-6555. • Rebuilding ~.:=======~=:;:======·:· -=.,=-=N=~::::::::=:==== • 79 Motors Homes cond~lon High prl- got you down7 Checlk ua out for low Prl011 • Quoflty Futnltyoo • Cotpot E.Z araltt wll:h Jpprowd criMitt Mollohan Furnlture~l1 4-441· 7444 52 304 t76 8816 avallllbla ' f••'*' 1 Kohl., Gent~~· tor t 449 IS On a ontv Sale •321 00 Echo-We• daattfl 10 per cant oft. Eagla Ridge Smell Engtno 814-94929119 PICKENS FURNITURE SNAFU~ ~~~~ In Flrtt " - Colll14-446-1421 Hou• for 11M wfth opdon tD buy, ' ' bull In kit· ........-:-"' 1211 oomoudily, 304- 12-11• we" Un prlca Nlw 950 Volloov Furnltuoo N.w and u.... furniture and applicancn Call 114 448 7572. HoU11 1·5 47 Wanted to Rent r.: AtUictM a ..oloul rlllda10•• 150 N Thlnl 8t Mlddlopoit.fot .... ComofOioly ...... Eot In kllchMO. plenty of •• b l - 10110 lvlng ,_., up ., Ping Pong table. aold chair 12x12 _.., Coli 814.464331 alter 4 PM •zzs. 2 BR unfumlohod 12xl0 In Chtllhfr• Dap raq'*'"l. call ~ 114-446-43. . . . 304-176- 1b80. 2btdroom. n. . Aadna Coli 614-992-SIBS ""*- Mon th"' Sot Ph 814-44110322. Ntwl\r redeoonlad JPF bnlnte ovoHololo. UtlltO. polol P• month, depotit Mqund. Call 114-112·8724 • 00 01' 112·5119 2 bedroom apta. loe~Md ~mila from WVt Y..O Solo. Ftl 8ot ondJuly4th Across from Harmon Perk 10:00 AM not a.tl• ' wHh Smith & wouon 44 mog Only llrad 20 t230. Coil 114-318-1744 l u i - lid 0p., 9om to B;m 1 I flmlty 'lflrd ula. July 1 and 2 •-rna Mobile Homes for Rent 40 ...... · 2 mobile homel. Rtc!IDan Ad 1000 It ft.,.gt. • 311.000.......... Coli 304822-7279. frldoy ond lloluodoov Htnlood Loorgo 2 ftmlly·M-g ,.,.., Hotpolnt II• ltow. --·children'• olothn·2·1, womene 42 ..,.r. Se-. B1g 3-4 family g . .ge sale at Chuck Alkke mldtnc:e VIne Stnlet R aclne Saturday July 2 CIMn out SII•Thun, Frl & Sot St Rt 554 b....... Porter Eno KIU clothlna all _._ horna lnt pool teble weight bench riding mowtr Cfor P_,tl 1970 WI- 12x88 whh 10x12 add on. waodlumer. w.st.•d dryer alrcond. mutt bo m.,..d. 304-896-3802. # Y..:l S.I•Juty 1 2 4 Smith r•1denca Johnson Ridge Rd Antique lamp nloa platform rock• & mile 10 AM·7 July 1 2 3, 4 7 mil• !Tom Porter or 7 mil• trom Ctatlhir• Sr 154 lariJI etled wornens clothing. nloa dothlne-•11 t1zH cotortv,dryer baa.,badattema 11ble& chtlrt. horn1lnt ~Mt*tr ourtalnt. bedspreads much mooo _,..,.,. Huntington 4 badraam houae with~-· Phone 304- 76-2175 01' 304-576U81 141170 Schub 21•32 g-o. "'"" p-h. boCk dodo, 1. I ...... Coli 814-898-5345 Patio Sale.. JuJy 1tt and 2nd Neigler re11dence. 8radbuary Rd Mlddlopon 10 00 4 oo St Pomeroy Ftltloy l!Oiuod.V Mid Mondoy July 1tt 2nd and 4th s.t 7 ""'"" 1'h b - poltlolly fumlohod. no ;oto. •300.0Dpluo ...... 304-876-2838 01' 17671187 r.,, .,.,...nomont · - o n Colll14-742·3149 9 00.7 CorMr of Thud and Elm 51 across from car tot Racine Ohio Y•d Salef Saturday July 2 9 00.5 00 56 S MlddiJPOrt OoOtS b .. hroom tbt tur81 FA gM furNCe, tcrap building suppll• clothes cur t')nt lhH11 ate •m• • c11h cra<lt 3 Mil• out De¥• apl)fOWCI Yard Sale. July 2nd 3rd 4th 320 Sot-July2 Sun July3 9tllf5 Refrigerator tablet chairs. lampa living room suite old upr1ght Kimball pfano vletrola, old llcretliry couch. beds. dlthl!tl gl111• lilver..-re pott. .... kllch .. godgOit 19... black Ia white 1V YIICCUUI"''' cl11ner, 25" co,.ole color T\T. MWing mechlne book shelf bookll. pictures, Nnent what· nats old toys doll• Lowery organ blcvcl• tiller mo'Nir thovats ho•. pru,...s. rB111. lopper:t PDttholeclgger. wheel bwrows handln for tools cast Iron Wllrtl loclceta wrenchet.. assorted taoll some clothing. Many mort ttem ~sibte to lilt On Sat " . . wll be • Hot Dog.. blkt end toft drink ule bv Pr...,ect Chun:h Youth Group Poul Oonnoy co.- of Rt 554 and Rodney pik41 in Bidwatl w.,.d to 8uy Good ueacl ....o Coli 114-4411-48211 Coli cw trade 419with 114 hoe 114-7842 Vdll consN:t• 583-1489 Thurtdl';' fr1daV and SaturdiY Juno 30 July 1 ond 2 1284 - I I St Mlddl"""" 9.4 Clothing 3wheel blevt:le. mise U•td Transmlaslont All intlr natty inspectacl 30dl'(sguarantee Call 814·441J.09M or .,.u Mobile Homes for Sale Auto Parts &. Accessories - '* 2 ..1r condttioners·2 MobRe hama with 2 rooms Cam.at toys, canner cloth• baby items, ocklt and endt July 1Jt and 2nd at L • L nre Barn Pine Growe Road naar Five Polnls Garage Sai•Ont d., only Sat Juty 2 9 5 Ffrtt & lalt •I• o1 the yaar lots of goodiee Clean Ia cheiPI 2021'1: Chatham Aw vn old. 1 22.100 BTU tiiOO 1 8 000 BTU. f280 10 yow ootvl.. contooct Colt 514-2811-1471 1978 P•ltwood Moblo Homo tor •le. Fl8twoocl8 Rd Pome. rC1f On ,.n.. d IDt Call 114992·2227 4 FamHy Qa,.ge SII•June 30 July 1 6 2 8 30-1 00. 8 mil• from Holzer Hospital north on 1 00 Chll<hn·•en-aduft clothing furnh:ure gt •••re baby swing. tools Ia boob BUDGET TRANSMISSION U•ecl&rtbuihelltypes Quaran· tee 30 daye minimum Prlcee t99 & up Rebuilt torquas COIMIWd IS low • • 39 Stand•d clutch .. , pra. .urt plaw 8o. throw-out beer In fill All typas12 mot warrMty. We buy Ju t,.nsm-.IOnt Call 3()4. 876-4230 01' &.14-379-2220 Small4 roome and beth lot runt to,_ odgo. low 20'o. 3041711-3030 or 176-3431 12x10 2 bodtoom 1'1> b•ho ,._ 18x1 8 pOICh, outMIRclng. on 11h ac:n t•d La__. on EogtoRidge. wm-. otllcw.., on ... d oontrllot with trMtl ....... poymont Coli 814-9492817,. 814-425-5887 9 AM till PM. Antkluet a large variety of things At 7 Jn Chethire. Ohio acr011 from Exxon Stat1on at green hou" Huge Yard Sai•Jutv 1st Ia 2nd 110elrcondltlontr,goodcond . tl50 12,000 BTU Coli 814317 0112. any11ma Genlfll Electric stove dryer ffll and waterbad. Call alter 4 PM lt4-448-8112 ' Two family b•n tall Do 10 Ill h111th everything must go Off At 124 lr8'N8r Rd Portland Oh1o Watch for •gns Antlqut collectortltemf! clothes dis hal and much more Edg• BreWers ret July 30 1 2 3 01' ~II IYifything It gone 9 1 Orioo 76 Uatd AI& ditch whch tf8nch• large porch 11le July 1 and 2 Off Rt 1 on 248 1n Chester Fibtrtorm 11 It Inboard oueoerd 2&0 hp Mercrui-. power . . .ring:. power trim. exc cond 304-875 3601 28 ou ft w.... nahou• frNMr t.Md 1 yr Sofa bed. ueed 1 mo &all or nda far • aoupla of buf Hou• for ,.,., fl:cllcacL 304-876-214 7 bofoow 8 00, 8 711-2702 lift• 5 PM 32 ne• ""· vinyl tiding, lntultted, fuU c•Pft. pella, ...... worll: room, fano.d ,_rd, garden OIIIICO. f32.000. 2 bodt-. c•PGrt. n101 hou• •11.000. 114-892-1277 J 14ft Ormondfishlngboat Two 40 HP Johnaon Motor8 tift Ired• Good condiUon e11150 Coli 614-9811-•17! colvot Coli 114-256-1431 By owner 3 bedroom tri-lwal. halt acre, lui b. .m.m. family Cotpon Soo.July 1 • 2 Fri If< Sot 9 OD-1 00 462 !Milt Or Holltr Hospital Clothet tof1 chair Blue Devil jlckltt stereo with speeken & mite Real Estate 1985 Marlette Modular Home . 601128 .UI oloc CA. 3 BR 2 b•h• gr..t room dining room To many ex h.. to Itt. r.tlutt . . to oppntdoto U5 ooo eon 81\4•'8 1408 1-h'tg 01' ... d COntNota. 1147 42·2180 or e14-742 2007 Yard Sai•Thurt, Fri & Set Just oH 141 at Centenary on Uncoln Pike, 4th trail• on l.tt This il a coHtctort •l•owr 50 plecee of Hull Bro""" ttohe,.re a fUll IR of Currt• & htes ..._ dltlwl dlff•ent colors gi-Wirt a Iota mort~ mtae 304-176-1899 01' 114 992 7868 Homes for Sale FIYI flmifv ~rd llle Juty 1· 4 9 0().8 :0"0. New Avon w"t erN gamee. crafts clolhfng. freebi-. mile S mila from St At 7onFofQtRunRd Zmlles h'om St Rt 124 •t Bowman'• Run Edwards resktance 014948-2116 201 IOfteon Dr Thur Ffi, Sat 9 1 Clothing. t(lllfll books ' old .. otuft golooo Llrqe billboard behmcl Silver Bridge PIIH •150 00 rent month orwm•ll fort2 000 00 31 In Rutland. 8 rooma bMh nice laootlon. -"burt No -'"~~- I Big. 4 tamllyl Acroa from 8rodbuov School July 1,2 4 5 1978 Cadillac lurnhure nice clothing 4 Famlty-Thun ·Sat Rt 32 IOuthotAio0rMde4mll• Adult Ia chlldren1 clothel-all lilts Many other itemll Sell•• mun ..et I NOTICE I TilE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· INO CO racommenda thM yOU do busin . . with you know and NOT to eend money through the rneU undl yOU t)awe investlgated the offering ·- d.urch Ylrd SII•June 30 thru July 2 1 mile below Eureka Ohio on Rt 7 at Archie M•• IA•r. BUBinees Opportunity MoN'I Farm. St At 7, 1 mHe horn F~ Points Juna 13th 17th 11 00 7 00 Clothing, bo'*t. coats ilfll'll8lfy radio • 1171 Leisure ni'M Ch .... rotlt matarhame aeU conulnad . , _ "" !.own Chl,t, 2'1> hp roto tiller. Nka new Little RIIICal olocrlc wh..O choir Coli Etnol Roblnoon 114-oWII-3108 • loodlacm 1 'I> b•hl pool. S•alllla, 1 1 teNt, In nlca ntlghbarhsod Near Fair ........ 814-1121011 810 South Second Middleport Juty 1 5 Clothing. bedding. lin.,,, drap• IMngroom IUhe antiquo chairs jfllllftlry dlahn: pans furniture lfNII appliM· cet lots of mise Yard Sal• 1st and 2nd Family At 7 In Chts..,. Aef•ences available. Call 814367 71598 Pomeroy... ·· · Middleport & Vicinity & Vicinity 12 / Fast I~JVDI •dvan":~~':;~,~~~~~~~:tp;;j;;;i;;;i~;;;;;cl';;;;i;;;E.;;;: {1st m Pllinting& hou•ct•ung Expe rlence Clll after 3 PM 814/ Local and Nat,onal 4411-8387 employment F'l'ivate home c•• .nd bollrd for !Work1ng conditions 9 to 5 Seniors and hancl~ped Elem weekdays Homo 8 I 4-992 8873 / Elllcetlent frtnge benefits Conduc11ng eo"fidenual inter v1ews Call 614-446 3373 ask Yard c•e bruth cultlng. light ha~ hng. .orne tree trimmings forMr Petelallwener betv.een and remo... l Call Bill Slack. 9 & 5 PM Tues Jutv 6th 6 614-992 2269ovonlngo Wed Juty 6th R N's Over 20pald davsoff first .......Giillipoliii"'''''''' n... Situations Wanted DP& OOO!f.mPack.nawcond all t210 JVC tte· ......... tl5 Coli 114 446 8195 •c AeCIIptionlst: paah:kln av811able Monde'/ flru Fr1d-r 1 I, typing skills and pl.-nt p~r~onaltty • mutt Sand reauma to Boll"P 1 c/ o Pt PI-nt Rag ...r 200 Main St PI flla-.1 WV 2!660 Will do baby titling In "'I home Manager Tra1nea Dua to a trtmlnO\fl 1ncrea• In business and further corporate ex~J~nlson we have to offer 'Income from 115 000 820 000 tie first.,.., 7• CHARGE NUIIIIf P I - t Volloov I!N...,g Cot• eon.., 100bod-otlnu'""'g tocll-y locototl 1ft...,,,.,_~ WV. le eMklng • regnr«< nu,.. to anume the ...._ IJf lui-time ch•ll ,..,., Th61 pooltlon lo I.....SI-. c.tl KM hrt Thornton It 304-1751238 P(...,.m Vall~~tt Nur~~lng C•re Center Ia an aqull oppor tunky tmpto._.r and efftrmlt:tll'l action employer 18 AVON ITourOuldta-Male& female. Our lop people e•n t800.t1200 P• -.wlk Sallf'V to •rt plut ool1'tml811on f't . . .nt worldng concltlo,... Areatfvfunpteoeto work Friendly nMt a. ...... ble are the r~quinlment• Clll 1 814-28S.6422,asklo•Suo • Avonneedt71adi•to•11Avon Coil 614-oWII-3358 Wa are looking for tomeane to work .-rt time In our chlhhn't clothing IteR evenl"91 and weekends If vou are a matu .. indNidulil who h81 had •I• ex~nence or practical ~pe r1ence lw.th v.our children or grandehlldfenl and are 1nt1r· es1ed In working Pen time pleeH -.d resume to Fnends Forwer, 400 2nd Aw Gallipolis OH 46831 Secretary Radptionilt polkton wallabla comptttttve Mn.ritL I()I'M bookkeepln.g •Pif'ienct raquftd, IMd '"""• to c.,. of l'lllm P l - . lit 1 Boo 321 Pt. Pit WVo. 28810 Boats and Motors for Sale 18 It V bottam ffbtr gl- 118HPJohn110114C motor ,,.,,.,. t1400 , . , Ent. . Avo Colll14-448-311111 1878 17'11 It Dloy~or c . 140 HP Chry . . motcor Coli 514-4411-7211 8 ..M "* • & 85 Electrocal Refrigeration General Hauling Dillard Water S•vlce Pools. Cisterns Wfllls OeiMtry Any tune Call 614-446 7404-No SU nd.,- calls J & J WBitlr Ser111ce Sw1mm1ng pools Cll1ernt wells Ph 614245 9285 R & Fl Water Service Pools cla111rns wells lmrned1ate 1 0006r2 OOOg•llonsdeiMrv Coli 304-676-6370 Pa~ h Rupe Jr WMer Ser\llce Pools cls•rns wells Call 6144411-3171 Schuler's w.tar Hauling 24 hour service. Senior diiCOunt .Jam" Schuler 814-742 24 7t or Everett Schuler 814-742· 30!6 ' Wauenon s Water Hauling reasonable rattt lmmedlat111 2 000 glllon delivery CISWrnt. pools w.H etc call 304-1712911 ' 87 Upholstery MowNV' 1 Uphatltll'lng "•vine trl DOUn\YirN 2he•t Thebatt In fumlluoo u;hol,.rlllfl Colt 30" 878 4114 lor free . .tlmatft , " , �10-Tha 1, 1988 Ohio Sentinel FAC reveals > C-1 • July Fourth • • exJlibit Wilkesville hu new bueball diamond B-1 In Our Town: GAHS cl888 reunions By Dick Thomas . Page D-8 ·Inside: Along the River .... .... B-1-8 Buslne~~s-Fatm ......... D-1-8 Comics- ................... InS.rt Cl assUieds ..... .. ......... D-3-7 Deaths •••••••••••••••••••••.•. A-3 Sporll! ................ ...... C-1-8 P~4-5 MosUy sunny. Highs In mid 80s. • .VoL 23 No. 21 • < 8 Sections. 58 Pages A Multimedie Inc . Newapaper Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, July 3. 1988 Copyllghlod 1988 . choseri· · 'River Festival begins; queen, court· .....________.._____________, 10 ALL • "HAVE A HAPPY·AND ' SAFE 4TH OF JULY" . Baum True-Value. CHEST~R, 985·3301 . ' 992-2955 Ewing Funeral Home Crow' s Family Restaurant Pat Hill Ford MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Downing-Childs-Mullen-Musser 992-2104 POMEROY, OHIO 992-2054 POMEROY, OHIO 446-2691 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO '992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO Fruth Pharmacy ·- Home National ~Bank 949-2210 EDWARD "Mike" MARTIN POMERQY, OHIO 992-3785 ~ -992-666) MIDDLEP.ORT, OHIO CHESTER, OHIO About six arrests are pending In · Meigs County, and federal forfeitures are a •'definite'· possibility for some perpetrators, Klein said. In, one county about a ago yielded about county. Money from Is put into the Law Trust Fund to be law enforcement ouJ:-ool Using one heltcopter, a mep concentrated Meigs County "We've WOI,kecl 'lnfonnatlon on the years, and look lor," Klein Indoor growing artificial and than · outdoor growers rely on the plants the U ' lluslc out In the sun. One lamp costs from $150 to said. In one raid, ihe de11art:me·ni found a lamp of about feet In diameter, a chemical sprayer gram," Klein said. MIDDLEPORt, OHIO 992-6128 THIS PAGE ·SPONSORED BY THES£.MA"Y' FINE MERCHANTS. .. Chapman Shoes - 992-2115 • ' Pomeroy F.lowe.r Shop 992-6454 . Leeann Lemon;. Queen llrewo; and first runner-up Robin Coen. Tlle-ev~-was sponsored by the GaJBpolls lwdor Wonw\'s Club, with the winner's scholanlllp fumlahed by the· Shake Shoppe. (T\mes-Sebtlne1 photo) · Shake Shoppe. The que~n l'"d , rul)n~r-ups were selected June ~6 at a tea for the candidates. A panel of .three. judges !!'Iii)! ! OUt of ~the c_g\!lllY made th~ selections. ~ Flowers for the stage were proVided by Candle's moomers, French City Florist, Amyl's Floral Fashions and J.R. 's F1owet Shop. The tiara was from Pal! I Dl!vtes Jewelers and organlsl'for the evening was Mary Lucas. 992-2039 oa-Tblnl 11114 Fovtla • • • - t. nllfMe ud repair IWr ..... Tbe ....... .... , ....,.. . -aey to replace and repair !II"'"• tldewallla ud ether pallllc worb proJects. ('fllru!loleatlael GVER TARGET AREA - Dale lmu, m~~~~~~pr, 111111 Dow 8an"'en, clt;t commllllolel', look II& pari of tile~-- lot die lmllll Cblll Colllllludy DeveiOfi-i Blocll Grut. Tbe IJ'&DC' wUJ enable elder!)> ud homeownets In tile area fr0111 Cedar to 8ycamere 'l \ plloto) .. >ill l • UNVEILING NEW NAME - The Boulevard des Francais W$11 revealed at the opening ceremony ofthe River Recreation FesUval Friday night. Here, City Commission President Dow Saunders, City Manager Dale Iman and Paul Mossman uncover the new 'lllgn on the upriver side of the city park. (Times-Sentinel photo) grant will revitalize ·elderly's homes . in target .area . Mi.~dleport ,Trophies· • College/Community College maf!>rtng til elementary education. ' The contest was llponsored by the GFWC/Galllpolls . Junior Woman's Club; and • the $000 sdholllr~hlp .awarded to t):le winner was provided by the name only affects of First Avenue at the no residences are according to City Daleiman. Iman and City P!;&sldent Dow made the dedication unveiled the signs at each of the park. . POMEROY I OHIO 992-3307 _. Celebrating America'• Proud POMEROY, OHIO "' Heritage from Generation to .....,._ __. Oenaratlonl -- TUPPERS PLAINS, OH. Ohio Bureau Criminal Inves ligation. Since Monday, BCI and the - sheriff's department have been · raiding area marijuana growers - as they have for the last10 years. This year, however, the team has found that more marijuana growers have moved their plants Indoors to avoid the possibility of losing a profit of close to $1,000 per p)ant at full growth, accord· lng to state Drug Enforcement Agency estimates. ' Despite the move toward Indoor growing, In one week the . sheriff's department and· BCJ have jointly collected about8,000 plants from the Meigs County area, said Kenny !Oetn, Meigs • County deputy sflert!f. The value of their raids add up to about $8 million In potential drug ~ales. Empire of ·Pomeroy ' K&C Jew.elers 985-3385 • Martin's Auctioneering . 985-~396. POMEROY, OHIO 985-4100 . SYRACUSE, OHIO THE WINNERS - Queen, rtUIIU!l'&-Up and Mlas Congeniality of the River Recteatlon contest are pictured foUowlag t!Je lillaoaacementa at the Fesdval Friday nltht Frdm lelt are Miss C!lngenlallty, Valerie Dillon; second runner-up Friday night durceremon!es of River R!!creathe park Is ~----·· and State memorial markers the new name. :rhe Idea for the distinction was the brainchild of Paul Mossman, a native and re51dent of Gallipolis, a bout one ago. Mossman said the County Hl~torlcal So· ud the Fr_fnch Instructor Academy High School lelp!ulln researching the MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·. ·Riggs Used Cars 992-6333 RACINE, OHIO 992~5141 992-5627 ..POMEROY, OHIO '· ' Ra~wlings-Coats-Biower FUNERAL HOME .Heritage House of Shoes POMEROY, OHIO · She also received at Rio ' CHESTER, OHIO 985-3308 ·~--------------------------------- J's EXXON Service .Center 992-9938 Ridenour Supply 992-2136 POMEROY, OHIO Adolph's Dairy Valley, Inc. vice the Grande .~=-------.....;;;__...;. preHDteda after being named WBIIpo-redby Farmer's Bank & Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO teamJ. - r· · In tile library' club; she was WDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-6687 SALES AND SERVICE 992-2506 992-2635 Brogan-Warner ·lnsurdnce · · Gravely Tractor 992-297 5 MIDDLEPORT, . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-6491 Pharma~y Ingels Fu·rniture"• an·~ J, . .Smith-Nelson Motors, Inc. INSURANCE 992-2342 POMEROY, OHIO 992-6669 Veterans Memorial Hospital POMEROY, OHIO .~ ••• 992-3tl39 Village Eighteen Thousand People Who Care, POMEROY, 01:110 992-5432 POMEROY, OHIO BANKS.ONE ~ 992-2121 . Marguerite Shoes Swisher & Lohse Ph(lrmacy OHIO . •· By LEE ANN WELCH Angela Elliott, Gallla Academy; ~·trst runner-up Robin Coen Is Times-Sentinel Staff ' Angela Holley, Gallla Academy; the daughter of Mel and Jan Coen GALLIPOLIS - Eight young Tania Mitchell, Gallla Christian; of Bidwell · ladleS took the stage at the River a tid Mlschelle Skidmore, North At Kyg~r Creek, she was a Recreation Festival Friday GalUa. member of Student Council night, hopeful of being named -· Diane Brown Is the daujihter of French Club, yearbook staff, 4-H queen of the event and recipient Tom and Kay Brown of and was a varsity cheerleader. of the $500 scholllrshlp accom· Ga!UpoUs. . In addition to her mem):lershlp panylng the title. .. She was a member of the band, In clubs, she held the offices of But only one could !"ln. Diane the flag corps and the cheerlead- · president of her 4-H club and Brown of Galllll Academy High lng squad at Gallla Academy. treasurero!SiudentCounciLShe School was . named 1988 River , She also participated In 4-H, J_(ey also was seleetat Miss Gallla County In 1987. . Recreation Queen. First runner- Club and Student Council. . She· plans to attend Ohio up was Robin Coen of Kyger Brown was elected to be a Creek High School and second voting delegate at the Vocational University majoring In elemenrunner-up was Leeann Lemon cif Industrial Clubs of America tary education . GaiUa Academy High SchooL regional elections. Second runner-up Leeann Chosen by the other contest· She plans to attend Rio Grande Lemon Is the daughter or Ron and ants as Miss Congeniality was College/Community College rnaJean Ann Lemon of·Galllpolls. jorlng In business management. AI Gallla Academy, she was a Valerie Dillon of Hannan Trace High SchooL Her future goals Include owning member of the marching band, Others seeking the title were a chain of beauty salons. the symphonic band and various cheerleadlng squads. She was In the Spanish Club, the ·Key Club imd Future Homemakers of America. . She . Is the recipient of the Galllpoljs Jaycee's Scholarship and a national finalist for the UCSA cheerleadlng championships. She plllns to attend Marshall University In the paralegal program. · ' Miss Congeniality Valerie Dll· ion Is the daughter of Richard and Jenny Dillon of GalllJlOUS. At Hannan Trace, she Jlllrtlclpated In the ~ta -cluj~, .the. library c!ub, ' yea.r!JOok,. i.!f, newspaper sta'ff, ch~leader and t)le ba.ketball and softball . By LEE ANN WELCH Eligibility lor pa~t!clpat!on In progressing the quality o! life In Times-Sentinel stall the program Is by low and the community." City CommisGALLIPOLIS - Homeowners moderate Income levels, es tab- sion President Dow Saunder~ In an eight-block radius on Third llshed by the federal said. The project will also go beyond and Fourtli Avenues will be government. ' . The Income levels are on the housing Itself, I man said .. It rehabilitating their residences with the help or a $576,700 grant sliding scales accor(!lng to the · wUIInclude sidewalk. street and numbeT of people In the sewer repairs. he said. However: !rom the state of Ohio. The money, !rom the Ohio 'household. he added, the majority of the According to the guidelines, Small Cities · Community Develgrant must be used for housing · · opment Block Grant, ~fll be used low Income Is classftled as (one rehabilitation. as deferr'ed and direct loans, to person) $9,400; (2 people) The actual Improvements will be repaid, acrord!ng to Dale $10,700; (3 people! $12,050; (4 be done by private contractors, people) $13,400; ( 5 people) and Is expected to begllbln the Iman, Ga!Upolls city manager. Within the target area- Cedar $14,450; . (6 people) $15,550; (7 spring of 1989. to Sycamore on Third and Fourth people) $16,600; (8 people) Gallipolis Is one of 11 Ohio Avenues - rehabilitation Is $17,700 . . non-urban communities recetvIn the moderate category are lqg these grants - four within expected on 42 homes and repairs will be made to six units, Iman those' with Incomes C.one person) GaiUa, VInton, Jackson anci $15,!100; (2) $17,150; (3) $19,300; Plckaway counties -lor a total said.• The grant will · enable the (4) $21,450; (5) $22,800; (6) of over $2 million. predom!nently elderly ho- $24,150; 17) $25,4!10; and (8) The grant will be administered meownera In that area to refur- $26,800. by the Community Action "It Is a positive approach for Agency. bish and repair their homes, Jman said. ,.. . ., li . � 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/. 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