http://66.213.69.5/files/original/90fd5481497ae6e34b022f358d580c43.pdf 877c919b1aa719c9323da9b6c4811bd4 PDF Text Text ,,.~·· r-..ytt-•~-•ne Uatly Sentinel - ~ l y UDll• Sue seekmg cause 0 f coIIapse Jll mine 10 • 0 0 ' l"omeroy-:-Mtddleport, Ohio WALTONVIiiE,lll. (UP!)- A roof coUapse deep inside a coal P mtne that kllled three men coutd have been caused by a large slip 1n the rock strata that Is difficult tn detect with sounding devices, a state mining official said RepresE'IItatlves of ~~ federal Mine Safety Health Administration and the state Department of Mines and Minerals arrlved today tn detennlne what caused a large SECtion of rock and shale roof tn collapse at the Freeman United was the second fatal accident at the Coal Co.'s Orient No. 6 mine near mlne In ~ weeks. " ·· Waltonville. . Ryan Said the rompany would Five other people were working join In the Investigation. In the area when a "fairly sizable" "It's very dltllcult to tell what section of the roof collapsed at ~auses a roof rollapse," he said. about 11 a.m. CIYr Wednesday, There are roof falls that occur about 750 feet below and 1,500 feet throughout the rountry. It's not back from the entrance to the mine, oommon but It dOES happen." Freeman VIce President James Brad EvUslzer! dfrector of the Ryan said. state Department of Mines and The accident, which took the Uves Minerals, speculated Wednesday of a father and son and a third man night the collapse resulted from a . . . Thurectay. July 10. 1986 sUp In the layers of sedimentary manage~ from Stonefort; Bobby ..rock;known a5 rocll strata. He said Ray Perry Sr., 52, a section thedefectwasrather.large,maklng foreman \ from nearby Lake d It dltllcult for Inspectors to detect It Egypt; and hls !On, Bobby Ray Jr., with soundlllg devices. 23, also a section foreman from "It doesn't tle Intn the strata," Lake of \Egypt. Ryan said they. EvUsJz.er Said aboutthe sUp. "It was apparently wen• killed lnstitntly. · hanging up waiting to ·fall." The coUllpse occurred durtng the. The company said the mine Is second week of a 14.<Jay vacation: Inspected dally by its own personnel shutdown, Ry!ln said, and the and monthly by state d!lclals. victims wi're supervising repair The dead· were Identified as work neede,d to open a l'lt'W section Kenneth Harlford, 36, a mine of the mlnE'. • . Area dancers Brief troubles Dick Welt, Page 2 Photo, Page 5 Tourney results Lottery numbers Spori!l, Page 4 StAJry, Page 10 • enttne Vol.36. No.48 Copvrightod 1988 ' · ·~· 'Computer failure delays lottery ·infonnation CLEVElAND (UP!) - Ohio Lottery spokesWo· man Anne Bloomberg says a bizarre chain of circumstances knocked out the lottery's romputer. systE'ffi and delayed the announcement d this week's Super Lotto ticket Information for nearly 24 hours. Lottery officials weren't able untO abou't 9:~ p.m. Thursday to confirm that one ~M;>rson picked all six numbers to win a $7.5 mOtion jackpot In Wednesday's drawing. That normally is determined shortly after midnight Wednesday night. Bloomberg said the problems began Tuesday with a systems faUure at the lottery's main romputer in Cleveland. The computer operates on a redundant system, which they call systems "A" and "B," with a backup, system "C," In Columbus. "On Tuesday, we were operating on the B system, which went down," Bloomberg said. "We attempted a takeover by system A, which faDed ." When technicians switched to tllP Columrus computer, tllP entire network went down for about ro minutes. When It came back up, It could not carry the full load; aboutlro ofthestate's2.~lottery agentsretailers who sell the tickets - were unable to use their computer terminals for anywhere from 15 minutes to two hours. Reagan rallying behind tax action WASHINGTON tUPli - President fu>agan, Invigorated by a campaign-style rally In Alabama, will ketop up pressure on congressional tax reformers with a series <1 speeches In the capital city he called the home of "fancy briefing papers and expense-account lunches." Reagan returned to the White House Thursday from a speech In . Dothan, Ala. -which he called part of "the real world" outside Wa· shlngton - to continue his public focus on the House-Senate negotla· tors trying to form a final tax biU. The president wants a comprom· lse measure to resemble more the Senate version, and he portrayed the bargaining as a battle of "special interests" and "the little guy." ' "Let there he any significant departure frpm the t)YO low lndlvld· ual· rati'S oJ 15 and !!"/ -p!!!'q!llt ·alld ·the iopfOi:PI'rate f~t.e ot 3;!'\l!oroein tlujt the Senate has already ap· prov~. and somebody's going to have to do a lot of explaining," he told a cheering, flag-waving Chamber of Commerce audiroce In Dothan. The congressional confetence July Sale panel wUI begin wcr k on the compromise when tt returns from Its Independence Day recess, and Reagan wants the final bUI on his desk by Labor Day. He said the compromise should retain provisions dropping 6 million poor people from tllP tax rolls, Bedding Speeial QUAUTY SOJA PERFECT SLEEPER CELEBRATION 15 Year Warranty FUll SIZE Reg. By T.R. EAS111AM WASHINGTON (UPI! - The Federal ~eserve Board's attempt to spark vitality In a sluggish economy by slashing the Interest rate It charges big bank borrowers takes effect with the star.t of business today. The Fed, conceding economic growth Is plodding at a pace below that generally anticipated, voted "11lursday to drop the discount rate froln 6~ percent to 6 percent- tllP lowest In eight years. The vote, taken on requests from directing boards of the 12 federal reserve hanks, was IHI. The action was announc~ at 4:36p.m. Eur, timed to follow the close 6f stock tradln~t In New York and minimize ssso $298 Base Cabinets Utility Cabinets China Cabinets Wardrobes. Reg. *409 19 Inch Color TV ........ .......... *339 Reg. *489 RCA 1986.MODEL TELEVISION Cltseout •Sale FREE.· PARKING 19 Inch Remote Control.. ..... Reg. *559 26 Inch Console TV .............. Reg. '749 25 Inch Remote Control ....... Reg. '679 25 Inch Remote ..... ... ........... Reg. '929 ' 26 Inch Stereo ..................... which operates on a different computer system, must be Integrated into the main computer, a process that took considerably longer than normal early Thursday morning. When the integration was completed, she said, the figures did not balance. so technicians were forced to re-process everything. The figures stUl dld. mt balance, so the data was processed for a third ttme and the figures did not balance properly untU shortly before Thursday night's drawing. · Bloomberg said the Ohio Lottery has the most sophisticated computer system of any state lottery and that this week's occurrences were not llkely to happen again. Racine eyes 2-milllevy NEW. JO:Q~ ..,. Metp c~~ .~&IJle!!r .. f.u.•~ aquld d!s 1lbeil the new •!Nit dlsirll:RIIor puftha8fd for the Metg~~ Coonty lltgbway Department as another step 1o a more tlllclent ~ ,ID ch\lt conti:D!,.itnd ~ fill~~~- S,ool abOve, from left, are Mike Carletciil, Jen·fl'o;Jell, aS!Il!ltent 811perlnlendent, Roberts, Davkl Spencer and Rwliell Tucker. Distributor will aid highway work A new liquid asphalt distributor which wUI be used to seal roads and for dust control was delivered to the Meigs County Highway Depart· ment Thursday. The $83,500 piece of equipment. purchasro from the Southeastern Equipment Co., replaCL•s a truck which has been bt use since 1971. The new distributor has a tank which holds 3,500 gallons , twice the amount which could be carried on the dd equlpmrot. About JJO,OOO gallons of liquid asphalt Is applied to tllP roads each year and the added capacity eliminates trips for refilling keepIng the process more rost effective by keeping the dlstrtrutor in use at the job site. This year about llmiles of road wUI be sealed while another 91 miles on tllP county system will be treated for dust control. In addition to that, the dlstrioo tor wlll be used In the rount y's hard surfacing program with about i>ur miles to be rompleted t tis summer. *399 *489 *609 '549 '799 possible market disruption: "The action. appeared appropriate In the context of a pattern of relatively slow growth .. . In the United States and the Industrialized world generally," the Fed said in a statement. "That pattern has been accompanied by relatively low prices of a number of important COflllllodltles and greater stablltty in prices of goods generally," it said. "Measures of the broader mol'lt'tary aggregates - M2 and M3 - are near the midpoints of the target ranges set at the start of the year.·· A spate <:1 disappointing ecommlc Indicators, showing slack employment and Income growth, poor capital Investment, bloated Inventories and a high IE'Vel of personal debt, are believed to have contrtooted to the Fed's decision. Reducing the Interest rate charged to rommerclal deposito· lies when they borrow from district federal reserve banks has a stimulating effect on the economy. but creates the danger of renewed Inflation. A lower rate also tends k> make the dollar less attractive to overseas investors, there~· continuing the decline that has lowered the U.S. money unit's value by liJme lJ percent against . other major cu rrencles. 'The discount rate was raised from 6 percent to 6~ percent Jan. 9, 1978, and peaked at 14 percent In 1~1. It was raised from 51;1 perrent Oct. 26, 1977. Fed OJ airman Paul Volcker, wbo has led the monetary control board since 1979, is credited with rusting the double.<Jigit inflation of the 1970s through a combination of high interest rates and tight money supply. Volcker Is known to be cautious about lowering the discount rate quickly for fear the move will rekindle Inflation and perhaps trigger a run on the dollar. Recent reductions were made easter by a freak deDatbnary period associated with the collapse In world otl prices. Retail costs declined at an annual rate of 1.4 percent In the first five months of thls year. The Fed cut the discount rate from 7~ percent to 7 p!!'cent March 7 In a move coordinated wH h the central banks of Japan and West Germany to minimize the negative effects on the dollar and provld£> a more balanred stimulus to the world economy. The Bank of Japan cut ltsrateto4 percent and the WI'St German Bundesbank to 3 ~ percent at that time. Since then Japan cut its key lroding rate to 3~ percent, but hoth governments have resisted entrea· ties from Washington to stimulate their economies through further cuts. The rate was cut from 7 percent to 6% per<Fnt Aprti 18 . 'Death cloud' angers· Dayton area residents Reg. *279.oo 13 Inch Color TV .................. *229 ROll presl'!'vlng the $2,000 personal exemptim for most people, keeping Individual retlremrot account de· ductlons at least for those without pension · plans and eliminating unfair tax bopholes. "Tax do<tes have gone on long enough," he sal d. "The conferroce must grasp the <Vportunlty to elminale tax dodges and impose a minimum tax liJ that.the people and corporations who should pay. do pay." In the selt·proclalmed "Peanut Capital of the World," Reagan ate a fried chicken lunch with his ftngers at a long tablo> covered with red·and· white checkered cloth he fore speaking on behalf d taxes, his economic program and Sen. Jeremiah .Denton, R·Ala., who Is facing' his first bid for re- election. Grinning at his. reception In the DOthan Civic Center, the president hoisted 81oft a "laltax" that Denton · g&Ve '\l!r Ia~ •year at a campaJJIIl tund-nlisti- J!i alrrntnghani and pron;usect to "put It tJ use." Tp keep the evrot bipartisan, ·Reagan also Invited and praised Sen. Howell Heflin, D- Ala., who cast a critical vote recently against the president's rejected federal judicial nominee, Jefferson Ses· slons ID of Motile. Thousands d people lined the motorcade route along U.S. High· way 84 to and from the airport - a route that was printed In the local newspaper with White House bless· lng In a departure from nom\ a I security precautions. Technicians flew In from G-TEQl Corp. in Rhode Island, which supplies the computer, and made repairs. Wednesday morning, the lottery was operating normally until 6: 30 p.m .. about one hour before the Super Lotto drawing, when system A went down. System B took over, but technicians could not establish the link with system C in Columrus to provide redundancy. As a resuh, processing of the Super Lotto ticket information was slowed considerably, Bloomberg said. Another complicating factor was that data from 333 player activated terminals from around the state. 'Resenre board cuts discount rate to 6 percent MATTRESS & BOXSPRING METAL STORAGE CABINETS 1 Section, 10 Pages 25 Cents A Muhimedia Inc. Newap•per Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Friday, July 11, 1986 • ENTIRE ·STOCK SOFAS-CH i I ,...uYESEATS : 2 0/o OFF i ! ·' E/6"1•/d, 'OMEiOY. OttiO (1141'!2·3571 CHARGE CARD l ••• j .... By RICK VAN SANT MIAMISBURG, Ohio (UP!) To one official at the Dayton Mall, the toxic whito> cloud billowing over the MlamlslJurg area was "spooky looking," while a ticket taker at a theater thought It was a "death cloud." Daytort Mall, the taz;gest jn southwest Ohio, with 150 stores and 2.000 employees, was evacuated twice In two days as the poisonous cloud of phosphoric acid drttted from the scene of a railroad derailment, about flve mtll'S.to tbe ' west. Charlene Slack, Jllal'ketlng ®'Ec· tor at the mall; said rt:lllllid8Y t1ii! . more terrttylng of the two iJl!:ldents oecurrred W~y. 26 , hours after the orJgtnal derallrrl!lll seilt up a cloud and caUSed the .mall' to · close two hours early. · On Wednesday evening, the !Ire In the tank car contalnllig phosphorus exploded Into flames . again,. hours after authlirttles tmught they had the bl~ under conrol. More than 00,000 peciple were evacuated jI from Dayton's southwest suburbs. "We were watching TV (Wednes· day 1 evrolng and saw the cloud eomlng at us on the TV," she said. "We said, 'Oh, my God, we're In that l:RIUdl.ng; that's us.' It was really spooky looking." · She said the IJ'der tojwacuate the giant mall came at 6:15 and that It only took 00 minutes tn get some 5,000 people wt. "The smoke was lmtatlng, sort of an acid taste," she said. "It was really scary.... Som~Hng was comlng towa~d us that We didn't know how ID defend ag~t - the te~ 'of!he lt!ll!nOwn.': . · . ,,~ne ~. lB1 aticket seller at tile mall's. movll' the&tl'l', also ·was ~~Cared. '· , ' . ' "I tmiigbt it \Ws,a death cloud," she sakl. "I tmught we were all enii;J· ltld !!Ping to be tnlppedtn here and die, above wu tlbat 'IImlday. but the cloud stqlped right at the mall do<n.'' RDberta Shiverdecker, manager .that's because you really don't taker at the theater, was tnceruled why it happened," Culbertson said . .ot the .GIIilltiS Fonnal Wear store In COillpi'Ehend .· that yru're In a . cwertheaecldent,areaottonahal'ed ·. "They need to find out so It won't ~ manf, ' · • _.. :"' happen again. Safety III!E'ds to he . the inall, •ld tt was Uke "being In a disaster.." "I want r:> khoiY ~ It tletaUi!d!' tightened up." Jam CUlbertson, 16, a ticket movlll. It didn't seem rdl~ I 1111ess ~ ·(· ' ) Metotlng in regular session this week, Racine VIllage Council passed an action to place a two-mill operating levy before voters of tllP town In the November election. Proceeds from the levy would be used for currrot expenses and the IE'vy would he in effect for five years. Council President Frank Cleland was In charge of the metotlng, which served also as a public hearing for . the 198'7 village budget and the use of federal revenue sharing mol'lt'y. Council approved a $223,196.48 budget for 1987 and this will be forwarded to the county oodget commission. Suggestions lor the US(' of federal revenue sharing money included improving the Greenwood Cemetery road, a wie shed building for village qulpment, restrooms at the Shrine Park, set aside funds to be used on replace· l!'telt'of1/tt> streret-trash truck, tree" trtmmlng and removal and for a wagon for the tractor. Council authorized the fire department to purchase a hand held two-way radio, and it was reported that the town has two workers from the Gallla·Melgs Community Action Program i>r the summer. The pollee report for the month of Jul'lt' by Deputy Joe Kirby Included 1:1 caDs, nine arrests, six speeding and two driving while Intoxicated· and one failure to yield. A tow! of $611 was collected in bonds. The street commissioner's report showed the trash truck !!73 miles·, t!F water truck 766 miles v.ith 17 loads of trash going to the landfill. Repairs were made to the backhoe. The cemetery report sill wed that new workers are mowing and that lot care bills are being !XIid slowly. The park rommlltee reported thai County JuvenUe Clficer Carl Hysell had a group of yrungsters cleaning up the riverbank by the park and a thank you note was sent to Hysell and to Delorf'S Cleland, Todd Taybr. Dick Lee, Jake Lee, Pete Shields, Jack Sar1rn1 and Peggy Kirby for pining tne adopt a picnic Jroggram. Thank you letters were sart to Henry Moore and Carl Grueser for a l'lt'w plcn ic table they provided for the village and round! sent a letter <1, acknowledgemrot to David Huddleston for the planters and bench he has installed on his Third Street property. The fire department and its auxiliary wrre commended for an excellent ,July 4th <;elebratlon. · Coundl discussed an odo r problemon Ohio IZl bt the area of the new sewer district station and requi'Sts that residents with complaints oontart the sewrr district board memhers. It was agreed to ask a representative of the ca blo> company serving the rommunity to attrod the next meeting of council. Cleland reported on thE' communIty df\velopment block grant meet· lng held recently at the county commissioners' office and it was reported that Sl'lleral quotes will be secured on various Hems n('(•dcd for the park and thi'Se will lJ<> srnt to the commissioners. Council approved the financial statement as of June 31 showing a cash balan<P of S61,967.:ll lnclud· lng: general fund , $:ll,471.58: f!r.e fund, SU'i4.11i: state hlghwa)1; S3,(1l5.11!; strret f\tnd , $10,197.46;• water revroue. !1!,240.84: r<'me· tery, s:.l,ffi7.19; revenue shartrig, $1,547.92; water deposits, $2.411.41; cE'ffietery endowment, $5,500. . · Attending the meeting wen• Cleland, Bob Beegle. Carroll Tea• ford, Dick Wamsley, Larry Wo!kl, council members; Clerk Jani' Beegle; Street CommlssiooorGlenn Rizer: Deputy Marshal JOC> • ~Continued on Page 101 ••· I •. ' �. ,) .. ' (:ommentary ,San Diego homers deflate Cards, 4-3 ' Page-~-The Daly Sentinel Pomeroy-'-Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 11, 1986. Maj01'8 The Daily Sentinel .. DEVotED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb ts1 m~ ~v . r"T"\....1._..,..., ,........,., o::::1,""' ROBERT L. WINGETT Pu ..l•her . ' ., PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. New• Editor - AMEMBE.R of The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LE"ITERS OF OPINION ar(' welrome . They £hould bP less than :m words long. All letters art.> subject to OOitlng and n1.1 st bP slgnOO with name, addreu and telephon e number . No unsigned IP!Iers will be publi shed. Lf'llers should bfo In IJOod taste. addressing issu es, n01 !)"rsonali iies. The Lighter Side Brief troubles By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPii- Just about everyone from Dr. Spock oo has taken a swing at explaining kids to parents, >D I was glad to seethe proress finally has been reversed. Thanks to Ruth Pennebaker of Dallas. toddlers who can read can obtain a copy of a guidebook called "Parents." Although tll2 author at times befrays signs of having onCE' been a kid hE'rsC'll, her book is gE'nerally freighted on the side of explaining th? "TaUs Ones," as she refers to adults, tl) youngsters. · ; Pennebakt'r gratefully refrained from titling her book "Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Parents- But Were Afraid To Ask." ' She does, however. embrace a large variety of infirmities, includingth? OO:servation that Tall Ones are old. hard of h?aring. unimaginative. unfalf"aitd run the world. ~ All these troubles are. in my judgment. legitimate defense mechanisms. '!lake ear trouble, for example: . "The Tall Ones are going deaf." Pennebakfr writes. "You find yourself making a reasonable request- a fifth lx>wl <t ice cream. say -and you get no response. They look like til<'y haven 't evm heard you." : "Repeat your request over and over, with rapidly rising volume. f'unctuate It with shlieks if necessary. . "You wUI find this technique is especially effective in restaurants and otjler public plaCE's." ~ As I was saying, feigning hearing difficulties can he a IE!(Itimatl defense ll)eehandsm on the parents' part. Although Miss Pringle. one of my grade S\1Jool English teachers, wouldn't allow shrieks as punctuation marks, a )Jiirent soon learns that certain situations that arisr in a resturant or lcr cream parlor are better left to the waitress to handle. :'fhe waitress may not be a parent herself but weshaU hopesll' will know 117w to cope with rapidly rising volum<-s in rhildrrn. ,'AJ; for parmts being unfair, P£•nnebaker IPils toddlPrs: "If you want to g~ a big laugh, someday, just check oot what the TaU Ones arP reading a!).Jut you. " Jlookshelves also can he a de fellS(' mechanism. Any ·'short Ones." as toddlers presumably are called, who try to amusethPmselves by checking o161 what I am reading about them will 9JOD be awash in such tltles as "Shouid a Shrieking Two-Year-Old See a Psvchiatrist?" :''The Tall Ones spend most of thc ir time 'running your life. anyway," Pennebaker writes. "The last thing t bey nr«l is nmc tips on bossing you a~nd. " :She points out that "in the United States , whpre everyone is supposedly eqllal," toddlers can't drink. vote, or S€(' X- rated movies. ;:'They don't havp credit cards or even credit mtlngs, " sh? not<'S . "And tltvn til<'y (parenls\ wonder why 2-yrar-olds whine >JJ much." ,Jt isn't being turned away from a polling piacP or being denied plastic c"r'tllt that causrs todd!Ns to whim•. li's lh? fuilurc of parenlal defense *han isms. such as faulty mt'morirs. 'l\5 evldr nce that the Tall On<" arc "losing touch with reality" in their dOtage, Pennebaker r ites " all the times you 've played hide-and -Sff'k with t"m and they've forgotten to look for you ." ~~actly ! : r--------------------, '• Berry's World ·- .. .... ·.' .····.. G£T READY! KERE COMES MY FI~ST '1\RE WE TKER£ YET " OF TI1E T~IP. One sympathizes with the Supreme Court's rullng against the sheet metal workers union in New York City because tll2 union had flagrantly discriminated against minorities. But the court's sanction of the remedy of the lower court Introduces us to the surreallsms of the court's logic. ~ Aug. 31, 1987, the union In question Is supposed to have In Its work Ioree 29.23 percent black or Hispanic workers. The figure Itself Is a metaphorical reproach of the kind of logic the court has permitted itself to engage in. I doubt that Einstein would have specified 29.23 parts uranium in an atom bomb with any confidence, and certainly Maxim's would not specify 29.23 minutes in the oven for a Baked Alaska. The Idea of U.S. courts spending their time measurtng In hemldemlseiniquavers complianCE' with anti-discrimination statutes . ',.. ,. .... ..• ·.. ... . ··.· ~A\'$ W~lJ I've CUT DOWN To OM~V A KN.F Acup A DAY. On top of these persuasive WASHINGTON - Proceso is a Mexico City weekly magazine, a mechanisms, the government also courageous and respected excep- pays to have favorable articles pJ'lnted and gives rmnthiy payctfs, tion to the longstanding rule tha Ithe Mexican government rontrols the or "emrute," to compliant. editors media through lntimldalfon and and reporters. II threats and bribes don't do tll2 brlbety. It was born 10 years ago this week, virtually at tll2 point of a trick, the government hal; the run forCE' of the plUCE' and the army to gun. As Mexico's ruling party for 57 , enforce its wishes- andjoumalists years, the Institutional Revolution- know it. In the past, erring ary Party, known as PRI, has journalists have been beatm up for always regarded stablllty as Its writing stories critical of the primary objective ..,. which has government. Some have evm been murdered. discouraged the kind of irrevl!'mt, lnquisltlve 'press that we're accusThis background is what makes the story <t Proceso so remarkable. tDmed to north of th? border. The party has some unsubtle oo t It has survived - evm thrived highly effective methods <t control- whlle fearlessly exposing PRI ling the press. The government has corruption and blunders. Proceso's Publisher, Julio a monopoly on newsprint; It can and does deny papertop.tblfcations Scherer Garcia, was for years tile inDuential editor-In-chief of ExCE'I· that get too critical ott he regime. In sior, Mexico City's largest dally addition, advertising by governpaper. The personal courage of ment agencies provides ro per<Pnt Scherer and his ll>am brought the to 81 percent of ail ad revenue for ll'wspapers and magazines; ttl' wrath of tll'n-Pres-ldent Luis Echeverria down on them. ads are simply withheld from Fist he tried leaning on Scherer, troublesome publications. urging him to fire several reporters and columnists. Scherer refused . Echeverria's men then quietly bought the support of enough errqlloyres of the newspaper - a oooperatlve - to stage a coup. On the evening of July 8,1976, about :m liberal Excelsior Journalists were unceremoniously thrown out on the street by pollee In plalnclotil<'s. They weren 't even allowed hack In to retri£'Ve their files. Some of ttl' fired employees were eventually taken hack, properly chastened, but the hardheads ~arted a news agency in the fall d 1976, using a building generously loaned by Pages Uergo, edl tor of the news weekly Siempre. Eclleverrla came to regret his rash ooster of Scherer, and, In a series d personal mcetlngs with th? editor. he agreed to tum Excelsior lllck to the Scherer team. But the deal feU through when The New York Times broke the story (rematurely . On Nov. 6. 1976. Scherer and his klyaUsts began publishing Proceso as an independent weekly magazin e. The new government of "My first reaction," said Cuomo, "was a visceral burst of pride. It showed the upward mobility of Italian-Americans. It's a magnilicent moment. July Fourth is coming up. 1 just visited Ellis Island where my Immigrant mother landed. And now we have a Supreme .Court Justice who t(lday is Friday, July 11. the 192nd day of 1986 with 173 to follow. says, 'My friends call me Nino."' l1le moon Is moving toward Its first quarter. "My second ~Uctlon wu allo ]1011· The morning star Is Jupiter. live," said Cuomo. "Here's a brllllt, 1'Jie evening stars are Mercury. Venus Mars and saturn. tbougbUullawyer, a profeaor olli'tr, those born on this datP are under the sign d Cancer. They include Jolm with reverenc:e lor the law, picked for ..._,,. the hiJbett court, a llllll eminently "(...;,cy Adams, sixth president of ttl' United States. In 1767; author E.a qualified. He's a cood lawyer. We11 :w\i!!e in 1899; actor Yul BryMer In l!W; pllyslclst Throtbre Malman, wait for the confirmation hearin&i, l~Joper ol the tlrst working laser, In 1927, and actor Tab Hunter, in 1931 bull think he'll he a' line JudJe." (ag<e-55l. Wuhington Ia a CODiplratorial OJi lhls date In history: town, 101netime1 alltlurcUy 10. I Ulled ljl' 1952, Gen . Dwight D. Eisenhower was nominated as Republican Cuomo about the WuhiJIItOD l'1llll9f .prw_ldentlal candidate with Richard Nixoo as his ry~Ming mate. They were that one reuoa Scalia wu aPJJOIDted eleeted In November. wu'tobannCuomo,apoulbliiDemolnl955, the U.S. Air Force Academy In Colorado was dediCated with llO eratic Jll'Midentlltl nomll\"- SeaVa. cadi;ots In Its first class. so the rumor weal, would keep Illlo: Itt 1979, Amerlci''s Skylab space station fell to earth, scattering tons of Amerlci111 In the Republican Party de..,.• across the Australian desert. - 10 tllat CDno cOuldn't atal them ~,.. lor Democrata. ~:us:l. a pas~r train plunged Into a gorge In westernMe~lco. kWing "Anyone wbo tblnltl that 1a dumb t:»;Ji!ople. .and trtapid," llld Cuomo. "EievaUnc 1Ji:;t91ri, two explosions sank the Rainbow Wanior, flagship ol the and ,lloDOtillt a clectnt and brilliant C. .tpeace environmental activist groop, In Aukland, New Zealand, !taUaii·AI'herlcan helJII me and·other kllllrtg a ship's photographer and lauJ¥:hing an International uproar. ItaJian.AmerlcaDI. It doesn't burt us. · . U they wanted to burt me or other France later acknowledged responslblllty. • he ' · s tory Today In ) .:' , Italians, they'd be grandstanding Ma fia material." Cuomo is not the only ItalianAmertcan happy over the Scalia appointment. There is a leeling among many that a Supreme Court slot is the best remedy for the Mafia and criminal stereotype that has long plagued the community. Lee Iacocca - executive - thaf's one.line thing in an upwardly mobile ethnic group. A. Bartlett Giamatti - former gesidenl of Yale - that's another. Bula jllstice of the Supreme Court! One of only nine high priests protecting the majesty of the Jaw. That's the best' "To Italian-Americans," says Jack Valenti, president of the Motion Picture AlsoclaUon, "It's a root-stirring appointment, aimed like a lance at the distorted media image of ordinary Italians." Scalia Is not only a wise, warm and qualified judge, but a man who runs against the grain of the Italian-American stereotype In more than one way. His parents died recently: His motMr was a school teacller; btl lather a pro. lessor ol romance 1anaua1es at Brooklyn Colleae, wbo Uled to correct btl son's Enclish arammar evea·after he became a jud1e. Still, Sctllia grew up·on the Jldewalb of ~. N.Y., ud tnowa the tute of blc-eltJ, etlmlc Amel1~~ Ia a way tbatiiiOIII other justices uon't. AI Cuomo 11)'1, "Finalmente.'' Jill. to~y. the SUpreme~ baa ,aJ. waya been bebliid the curve til Amerl· can clemocrapby. lt w11 me before a Jew (Loull Bl'llldell) wu appointed. It wu 1867 before a blact ('l'bllf'IGOd Manball) wu fl.liccakecred. 11 wu uar JJe. lore a womu (IIUdra Day O'Cl!llnor) wu cllolen. And now, use, an Ital· ian-American. It's a step Ia the rtpt d~on. But there Ia a Joaa way to ~- We will be a better country, with a trr hlp court, when the pool from which justices will be chosen will include people of Polish-American, Slavic-American. Asian-American. Hispanic-American and Arab-Amerl· can heritage. I am not for quotas, but we are moving past the time when it can be said that there are no minority candidates of real excellence (like Scalia). As it stands now, despite the rec~nt 11 47 pjHm.JfJh 31 .. .110 22~ 31 49 .410 23 St. Lou• nat ing against blacks and Hispan· lcs, Yale was discriminating against Jews• The Supreme Court appears to have sanctnned a promotion schedule In CI£'Veland by firclighters that provides for promoting a white on Monday, a black or Hispanic oo Tuesday, a white on Wednesday, a B-H oo Thursday - the Idea being to undertake, in the name of affirmative action, something on the order of quotas that represent demographic dlstrtbutlon. ln votlng With lh? majority, Justice Sandra Day O'Connorwas visibly unhappy. "I write separately to emphasize that the court's holding is a narrow one ... Non-minority employees tll'rdore remain free to challenge ttl' race-conscious measures contemplated by a proposed consent decree as violative of tll'lr rights under Sec. 703 or 11>2 14th Amendment. Even if non-minority rm ployees do not object to the consent decree, a court should not approve a consent decree that on Its face provides for racially preferential treatment that would clearly violate Sec .. 703 or the 14th Amendment." That is what one might call a shaky concurrent cplnlon, but It expresses the reservations held by many who. on the ooe hand wish to stamp wt discrimination an don ' the other fear that the road being taken by tbe Suprem£' Court inevitably fights discrimination with ttv:- weapon of truth. The majority of Americans have lx'en very docile, submitting to the moral baton oft h? Supreme Court. You can do almost anything to the Chrislian majority - tak£' away th£'ir light to pray In the schools. t£'11 them thcycan 't kcepHustll'rclfthe nelghlx>roood newsstand, direct tbem to send their childrm to schools 10 miles away. But th£' bleary £'ye isgolngtogo ooeofthese days. whm an Arnerlcan who has never rngagcd In discrimination discovC'rs that hP can get promoted only by pennisslon d a federal judge. .m 22 W..a San FranciSCo Hwston 46 J!l .!i4J - San DletO +I 41 .SIB 42 4J .4~ .11 tt .463 2 :B 46 .459 1 • Clndnnatl Loll "" ,................. Anlf'leB 4 6~ San DIC'R(I 4. St. Louis J San Frar~c1Sco 6, Pillatu rgh 3 Mont"''' 8. ClnclnMfl 6 Nl'W York~. Atlanta I Jahrhpt.t. S4 Il2 561J3 .340 7'l m t7 94 .338 'l1Ui9 J3 87 .336 Tr :ll4 !JOlOO .329 81 322 4{1103 .:12U 84 :m t2 !r.l ..:117 19 ll4 32 80 .:IJJ '19 :!14 31 88 .299 70 24!\ •~ 12 .294 81 281 43 112 .2'92 Gwynn. SD Brooks. Mil Brown. sr Ralnf'S . Mil Sax , LA Bass, Hou Obforktl'll. A.tt Ray, PI! 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Kp.m. Nf'W York tOratX'k 6.2 1 at MinrP.;OIII tHt'aton .Ht, 8:.\5 p.m. Sf-a Ilk> tMorpn 54h at MIIWiluft tli'ar)' fr8 1. 8; ~ p.m. ~'aGUIWII OlllfOmll II Bos!On Oakland at Toronto Transactions llu<boJI I.JIIl An(eltll - ACIIVtJ TC'd fir st b8S lflliiD Crrjt Brock an d opllont"d siKlrT stop CraiR Sbtpl('\1 to Albuq!J('rqur of lhf' Pac lfk Coasl ll'a~ r . Philadelphia - Annou!K'f'd rl~~:hr · handrr Frrd r ouvr r will miss I hl' rnt ot thr Arason with a s prain rra rturr or his pllchlnJ! arm. Seattll' - S l ~l'd r]Rht ·handc:od pllchc>r Krn for~ c h to 11 contl'art wllh thrlrC'Ia~ Afi.A Paclflr Coasr l.c>agur re~rmlf'llm Jn C&IRary, AlbC'rta. Buketball LoA ..Urtlel - Sii(TK'd "'PIN Pr tur Gudmundlio son to a mu lti· yr ar runtract. Gokle1 !Kate - Namf'd Ed Grf'JIOry to thf'lr coachlnR st1rr. Co Dec• Dr1rott at K81l18s CITy St. Ja.epll's (Pl.) - Sl,11nrd hf'ad bast ('tball coach Jim Boyl e> 10 a 1'1('\10 mulll · ~'l'l!r conlra rt. at Clrvt>land BIIIUmorr at OUcalilO. ni.llhl New York at Mhal'll'tOia. niRhl TE'XU Nortlrlll'!ti~D - a sslsle~n l Parl ·llmf' basketball roa.ch Dllv('.Siank rrs l~nrd . Staltle at Mllwaulft, n!lht NEW YORK (UPl) - The fans . Oakland A's, Harold BalDes of the have lu!d their say. Today, II was White Sox, and Jesse Barflrld and. the managers' tum. · Lloyd Moseby of the Blue Jays. St. Loul5 . Cardinals 1!Wl811'er . · ·Glenn Davis leads the NL in Whitey Herzog, who will skipper borne runs with 19, the first Astro to the National League, and Kansas do so since slnre Jimmy Wynn In City Royals man~~ger Dick Howser, 1967, and Is second In RBI with 59. wiD will pllot the American With . hi8 nl!Xt IDmer, he will League, picked their alternates br become the first Astro sinre Lee the All Star Game to he played May and Cesar Cedeno to have Tuesday in the Houston AstiUOOme. back-to-back :»-home-run seasons. Herzog selected catchers t Jody May and Cedeno each did It In 1973Davlsof theChlcagoCubsandTony 74. Pena of the Plttswrgh Pirates; Brooks Is second In the NL In first-baseman Glenn Davis of the hitting with a .338 batting average, Astrot second baseman Steve Sax Brown third at .336, Raines fourth of the Los Angleles Dodgers; third at.329,Saxflfthat.:OO,Bassslxthat basei'nan Cbrls Brown of the San .m, and OtUI Davis lOth at .292. FranCisin Giants; shortstop Huble Brooks of the Montreal Expos; and oottlelders kevin Bass of the ll'od Mid ,~ape Astros, Chill Davis ot the Giants, Tim Raines d the Expos, and Dave - ~~~lllvParker ol the Cincinnati Reds. Teoml II' L L,L. Auto Salel . .. .. ......................... !II 10 H~ picked catcher Rich MltchfUAppllance .... .. ........... .. ....... 32 16 Gedman o1 the Boston ·Red Sox; 'GWinaltarri Drvg ... .. ........................ II 18 11rst basemen Don Mattingly of Ill' F .OE. 21n Pomeroy ....................... II 18 Dow Cllemtcal eo.......... .. ............. :ll 22 New York Yankees and Eddie Ted ...... ............................. II II Murray of the Baltimore ()-loles; BlackZamodt Slleepo ..... ............................ II II 1st lllldt Ser1eo. Mltcbett AJIII .. 2311: 2111 socond baseman·Frank White of the seileo, L,L, Auto Salel, 2271: 3rd ~ RoyalS; shortstop Tony FerJ)IllldeZ 11Ji11 Serlel, Ted Zlmocb, %140. of the Toronto Blue Jays; third 1st Htalt GaJM, Mitchell App .. till; 2nd Hf811 Game, lllltchell All!> .. 'lit 3rd Hf811 Game. Illsemen Wade Boggs of the Red Ted ZllnlOdl. m. . Sox arid Jim Presley of the Seattle Menallltlb Sertol: Dennis Haner, m : Jom Mariners; and Olitlleklers Jim Rice '1).-.tft, 518; Dave llollm. 517; llltlb Game: - · 318: Dave llollm, Zl3; Bob ri. the Red Sox, Jose Cansecoct tre DOnnla Rou.oh,:ll'l. w- ....... ' progress, one must still ask whether the Supreme Court is an lnstituUon that reflects the full flavor of America. Is it a body that cries and breathes and bleeds in tune with the rest of thb variegated country? Or is It mostly composed of stuffy elites, of whatever political ideology? The sooner it becomes more of lhe former and less ol the latter, the better it will be. 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VIda Blue. ; 1>4, scattered six hits over tile llrst · five innings for the victory. Bob: Walk fell to 4-5. Exp>s 4, Reds 3 . At Montreal, Vanre Law, Tim·: Wallach .and Huble Brooks drove In :· two runs apiece, leading the Expos. : Bryn Smith, 7-5, went seve~~ innings ; for the victory. Jeff Reartbn · finished for his ~h save. Chris Welsh feU to 3-3. Met. 3, Braves 1 At New York, George Foster ; slammed a three-run double, and ··. Bob Ojeda, 10-2. scattered seven ; hits to help ttl' Mets break a : three-game losing streak. Zane ; Smith, 7-10, look the loss. Terry ; Harper had four hits for Allanta, • and D;;tle Murpby added three. Dodgers II, Cubs 4 At Los Angf'les. Ken Landreaux' s two-.run double highlighted a five- ~ run first Inning for tll2 Dodgers, who !l'nt 10 batters to the plate !II~ . th? first whllechaslngrookieJaime Moyer, 1-2. Orel!lershiser, 8-6, was tre winner. Astro6 II, P~ 4 At Houston, Glenn Davii drove In four runs In support of Mark Knudson's first major league victory. Knudson. 1-3. allowed seven hits In 61-3 innings. walking one and striking rut three. Charles Hudson; 4-9, look the loss. ·· . ~~:~sen~~ t~esa::~ tu;~~h Ohio . Sublcrlbers not dellrtna: 10 pay rhecar· :~: Glanta 8, Plratftl 3 At San Franci8co, Bob Brenly MARCUM CONTRACTING Pomeroy. Ohio 1~769, Ph. 992-2156. S.- Qr;·,.~ BruCE' Bochy also homered for San Diego, hitting his sixth of the sroson In the second Inning. In other games, San Francisco whipped Pfttsbu rgh 6-3, Montrea I edged Cincinnati 4-3, New York whipped Atlanta 5-1, Los Angeles wallopped Chicago 11-4, and Houston routed Philadelphia 11-4. ·~:r. "Chub" Feeney. saves In the AL. Aase leads th~ Seven <t tll' eight pitchers chosen majors with 22 saves. by Howser and league president Dr. The NL staff features the tqJ five Bo!Dy Brown wiD be making their winners In the league, led by first AD-Star appearances. Joining Fernandez, Rawley and ValenzuClemens as first time All-Stars are ela, ail with 11 victories. Gooden ·Don Al!se c;( the Baltimore Orioles. and Krukow each have ID . Ted Higuera of the Milwaukee Scott leads the major leagues in Brewers, OtarUe Hough <t the strikeouts with 158 while Reardon Texas Ran~~. DavP. Righetti of 119 saves), Smith (16) and Franco the New York Yankees, Ken (13) rank one, two and ilur Schrom of tile Cleveland Indians respectively in the NL lor most and Mike Witt d 1he C alHornla saves. Angels. ' ReU£'Ver WUIIe Hernandez of the , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Detroit Tigers, an All-Star the previous two years, completes the AL staff. The NL will have six newcomers. Sid Fernandez of the New York PHONE 614-985·4141 Mets. Mike Scott and Dave Smith of CHESTER, OHIO the Houston Astros, Shane Rawley of the Philadelphia Phillles, Mike HOME BUILDING Krukow of the San Francisco •I nterior & Exterior •Siding Clemens, whose 14-2 record is the Giants and John Franco of the •General C~1rpentry •Remodeling rest in the major leagues, wlll be Cincinnati Reds are th? first •Repair Work •Kitchens returning home. He grew up in timers. Gooden, Fernantb Valenzuela of •Roofing Houston and makes ·his home in Katy, Texas, which Is aJ miles from the Los Angeles Do<t:ers, RJck REFERENCES -FREE ESTIMATES Rhoden of the Pittsburgh Pirates tbwntown Houston. Clemens, a flreba llin~ light- and Jeff Reardon of the Montreal hjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;ojjjiiiitJ hander who won his first 14 games Expos complete the staff. this year, set the nine- Inning Valenzuela will be participating ~bet· major-league record lor str,lkeouts in his fifth All-Star Game, Gooden was seected for th? third consecuwith aJ against the Seattle Mariners 1 on 1\prll 29. He leads the AL with a tive year and Rhoden and Reardon Hill ERA. Gooden. the 1~ NL Cy Young Award winner; was one of 10 pitchers chosen Thursday by Herto Hough. a 38-year-old knucklelq! and league president Charles lllller,beloreturningtohisbullpen. 15.8 CU. IELYINAtOI cond clasa poslage paid at Pomeroy , I! zooe.'' NEW YORK (UPI) -Batters in the 57th All-Star Game Tuesday are sure to see plenty.of fastballs In the .early Innings. Kansas City manager Dick Howser Thursday named Roger Clemens, of 1~ Boston Red Sox, to start tor the American League In Houston whlle St. Louis skipper Whitey Herzog picked New York Mets pitcher ().vight Gpoden to open for the National League. Baseball's two most overpowerIng pitchers will be matched up. Clemens will have the eyes of Texas upon him while his own eyes will be captivated by the display of talent. "I'm going to be all eyes and ears. It wUI be my first one and I'm going to enjoy watching the guys that I grew up watching," said Clemens. whose next scheduled start Is saturday. (V8PS 16s-MI) A lllvtlt,. el Mulllmedla, I•• · pull tt. That last time up I saw the ball really well. He threw me a sinker down on the first ~tch, then a fastball that I hit on the nose." McReyolds followed in similar fashion. "It's the ooe hard hit I've had in the last two weeks," re said. "I swung at a rouple c;( bad balls early in the game. This time I was looking for th? ball up. Since Tony hit the home run, I knew he wasn't going to take a dlance m walking me. I got him to throw It up in ttl' strike -Pitchers chosen for All-Star game womero The Daily Sentinel Lefferts, G-3. Tudor fell to 6-5. "Unfortunately the attitude of some rubs olf on the attitude of otbers and losing becomes contagious," Tudor said. "We all have tile attitude. 'We lost again today, >D what's new?' Overall, it's just a teriible attitude. We're all part <tit, we've all done it. It's about time we sat back and said, 'Hey, I've got to do the job."' Gwynn's homer, his ninth of the seasori, tied the score 3-3. McReynolds followed with his 13th homer, a shot into the left center field stands. "For me, nine home runs at this point of the year Is unil'llevable," Gwynn said. "I haven't hit tbat many since college. I've got to be hitting ..110agatnstleft-handers and barely .llO against rlghtfi'S. "I didn'tthlnk he'd (Thdor) come Inside, so I wasn't going to try and s alternates agree upon President Jose Lopez PortUlo tolerate:! Proceso- but barely. Byl982, ttl' last year ri. his teiTtl, ~ · president had had enough of .the magazine's critical articles and cartoons. He stopped all government advertising and sent a clear. message to other advertisers that' tll'y should do likewise. Despite this bodY blow, Proceso has continued to lead the Mexican press in tough rut fair investigadVf repOrting, exposing corruption ; !J)vernment and labor unions. I circulation Is about OO,Oll, makin It ttl' largest polltlcal weekly ll\ Mexico. It's tough subsisting almost exclusively on drctilaUdh revenue, rut Proceso has huilg · tll're. Congratulations are in orde Footnote: The 1976 coup Excelsior also led to the birth ' otrer publications. Uno Mas u • an lnfiumtlalleft-ieaningdaUy, w~ starta:l the following year by 1. group that split o!f Irom ~ And In 1!184, a splinter group from Uno Mas Uno founded a magazine, La Jornada. . ~ 42 .1111' 16~ OoJc,... Not convinced ______J_a_ck_A_n_d_e_rs_on_._&_D_a_le_·J;;_a_n_A_t_ta time." o rnse In th? student body : 3 perCE'nl <t Americans are Jewish, and · probably 25 percent of th? student body of Harvard and Yale' are . Mr. Daniel Oren, a fairly recent Jewish. Now what are we to conclude graduate of Yale University, has written a book, "Joining the Club," from this, if we fix aUention only on OOcllmentlng what everyone knew, the reasoning of the Supreme not about discrimination against Court? At what chronological point blacks and Hispanics by Yale (and rnn a whiteAnglo.Saxon Protestant by otll2r Ivy League colleges), but !JUt est a pattern of discrimination against Jews. It was only alter against him? If It Is said to him that World War II that, In rmst faculty It Iss as sbnple as that he was less departments at these ne-v~ renters well-qualified as the Jewish appliof lll;lerallsm, a Jew rould g~>t a cant, he has recourse- doesn't be• . tenured appointment. Tll're were - to th> argument that SJbjectlve implicit quotas Umlting Jewish and criteria are heavily relied on in any sltuatbn In which there are eight cr CatiDllc students. We tb not have the current 10 applicants for any single openfigures, but It Is unlikely that Ing, and individual qualifications anyone would charge that there Is tend to become redundant. WUI the anti-Semitic discrimination at Yale · courts be aslo.'d to regulate school today, either at the faculty or at the admissions policies, given that at student level. Quite the contrary the same time the New York sheet would certainly appear to be the metal workers union was discrimi gets to tile shaky empirical question, and we are stU! lett with the moral question. I \<NOW I D9AR... There have been 106 Supreme Court Justices appointed in all American history. There are almoet 20 million ItalianAmericans. Until the nomination of Antonln Scalia, none - zero - had been on the U.S. Supreme Court. Scalia is a Republican and a conservative. New York's Gov. Mario Cuomo, the moat prominent ItalianAmerican politician, is a Democrat and a (perceived) liberal. I asked Cuomo what he thought of the appointment. "Finalmente!" he said, which roughly translates to: "It's about ,,.. r Willwm F. Buckley Jr. Batua1 NaUonal Leape n._l WLI'd.OB 56 2:5 .691 " :.; .!61 10\1 NN York Mo~ll'~ PhUadrophi<1 Finalmente! ____________________B_e_n_W_at_te_nb_er~g - - a:r Udell ...._ Wet New .discrimination 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio Leaders NAftlN.U.I&GUE ... " . ... ,, The Ohio '· I''•' •• ' �.,' ·.f"e ·4 'The Dilly S.ttlnel . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I\ •• .# ~a teams advance during Hubbard ,~g Tuesday. night play at !be &e-l!lll Hubbard Mellllrlal ' . League Toomament, !be ::t'lJPer's Plalns Tlgen teD to -~ 14-6 and Trimble scored a ;¢.OJI:Ie·from -behlnd wtn over Pl'iftieroy. ship !be bser with anotll!r fine \'lith Hamilton, Gatchell, and Vore game and nine strikeoutS. combining In !be loss. .Racine J.D. Drlntng. wlipped Peterson fanned seven · and Middleport Fire Department 16-1 walked one, whUe allowln11g five behind the }:ltchlng fi Jeremy Dill, lits. will fanned tm and walked four. Peterson had a trtple anddQuble, Raclnehadagoodhlttlngnlghtas Terry McGuire a home run and Andy Hill led h1s team with three sbtgle,GaryAdamsaslngle,Heath singles, Eddie Sawyers had two Shoemaker a single, Dally a single, doubles, Jeremy Roush tm singles, and Jason George a single. Dill two singles, Shawn Circle a Vore had tm doubles for Trtm· home run and single, and Michael a ble, Jenkins had a single, Gatchel a single. Scott Hubbard had a single. single, and Pl!ttlt a single. For Middleport Cremeans, JohnIn recent play In til! BDI Hubbard son, and Yeaguer each pitched. Merrortal Little League ToumaMiddleport hlttelll were Johnson ment Middleport Fire Department wltha single and Yeauger a double. defeated the Tuppers Plains Bears Rutland rolled to a convincing 15-5. Middleport Fire Dept. took an 13-0wln ewer a tough Trimble club early 1-0 lead In !be nrst Inning as to advance another step. Timmy Bobby Jolulson double drove home Petorson was the winning pitcher Jason Stewart who drew a waDI. Tile Bears did not score until !be tlurth Inning, which was mt enough as Middleport Fire Dept. went on Ill defeat til! Bears and advance to next round play. ThevlsitbtgBears were led by R. Kaylor with a single, W. Arbaugba oouble, R. Reed doubled, and K. Fausgh added a single. Scott Gardner led Middleport Fire Dept. with a single and two doubles as C\laldwell, Graddock, Cremeans, all hit singles. JOhnSOn also added a double for !be victors. .. The 'l'lippelll Plains Tigers defeatm Bidwell In othet tournament play Ill advance to !be next round of tournament. Jeff Durst recorded til! win tlr the '!1glers strlldng rut Jli, allowing <Illy 1 hit and wallslng three. Tim BlsseU hit a homerun to ' By The Bend start tbe eame ott and !be Tigers · VauiiJan's In til! sbith was not never lOOked back as tbeY went on enouih tp score a vlctozy. The final to defeat Bldwe)l ~ · soore beJng,s,a. 11mllls8eDledthewinnerswitha Kyle Wlckllne showed a fine lllmerun · and double, Michael pitching E:ffol'l eamlng the win tlr Smith sblgle, Wes Koller and TQny Racine strll!lni out 7, walking 11, ~·botllhadslnglestoaddtotbe an<! allowlni~ hits. For tbe~rs hitting Bat. For Bidwell, D;lrwtn Shannon Roush struck·, rut 5, Smith recordlid !be ooly single tlr allowed three walks; and gave up the visitors and was also !be losing t~W hits, whlle being ·rei!Wed by }:ltdter strildngoot 11, walklngtm L.J. Mitch whO allowed Slllts on 9 and aUowlllg five hits. walks, and striking wt live. · J.D. PrW1ng fi Racine recorded Andy HUl led the hitting colllmn a Wbt ewer Vaughan's Cardinals to tor Racine blasting a homerun an!l IJl onto second round play as they single, whlle Wlckllne added a · took an early 1-0 lead on an Andy double and single, Sawyers, Maid· Inn single. Vaughan'scame back In ens, and Clark all added singles. the second inning to Ue !be game ror Middleport Thomas had a 1-1, butanAndyHUI)Iomerunlnthe double, Hunnell added two doubles, ft!thinnblg allowed Racine to up the and Logan, HalO'ley, Wyatt, and srore 6-2 as the one run soored by ~ all had singles. 3 BIG DAYS ~ Pigott Mrs. Etll!l Orr of Chester was thE' rreent guest fi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and family Saturday. Charla Lynn Burge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burge, observed her fourth birthday recently with a party at Showbiz Pizza. Bridal shower conducted in Racine A bridal shower honoring Dixie Dugan, whose wedding to Jerry Wolfe will take place Aug. 30, was held !'('Cently in the social room or the Racine Baptist Church. Hostesses were Joyce QuUien, Mindy Hill, and Donna RoSP. G~lllf'S i!J'ugs. • Sbi 11 66531.4 dool'i. 4 wll!el drrt'e 6 c¥1 air CX!nd . lulo lri111S PS Pll . .AM/ fM radiD. ::- UebeiTOih and Rozelle share the 9'mmon problem of opposftlon to Rlandatory drug testing from · a l:llayers' union. j. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! 1- JJ's the fastest mile {if the season by a. 2-year-old at SCioto Downs with a 1:58 1-5 ClOCking as be captured Thursday ll!iht's featured eighth race pace. ~ DrtVen by Dick Richarson Jr., !be Winner grabbed tbe lead just past tfi.e qusrter mtie pole and rroved to a 2\4 decision over Holiday 1r and Step Aside Please. JJ'~ erset paid $3.11) for hls firSt qner vlctozy. li!J'he Agonls Club fi Columbus liiiltored 21-year-old driver David Miller as the Nl6 rookie driver of ,,,=;~m ceremonies at the track (I night. MDler woo C5 af 171 ckrrillg h1s first year as an driver and postal a .371 tlr the season. crowd of 3,38C wa· SOmerset ! ~~quailed those namned were Mindy Palterson, Joan Wolfe. Eula Wolfe, Teresa Shuler. Louise Stewart. Mildred Spencer, Ginny R.ers. Lori Brlnager, Gladys Shields, Mayme Custcr. Pearl Adams, Noami Brinker, .Ja ne Beegle. Pally Shain. Mlssv Rees. Ginny Plichta ; Donna Wolfe. Aimee Wolfe. Theresa Bing, Clara Powell. Phyllis O'Brien, Jane Ann Hill, Terry Shain, Doris Adams. and F1oren<P Adams. Others presenting gifts to the bride-elect were Ellen Arnott. Cora Webb, DelorPS Cleland, Judy Ro· berts. Bunnie Warden. Kay POMEROY - Mary Shrine 37, Order of the While Shrine of Jerusalem. wUI m""t Friday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Practice at 7 p.m., m!'<'ting at 8 p.m. Silent auction following the m('('l ing: ,-,frrshments. CHESTER - Chester Township Trustees m('('f 10 a.m. Friday at th<' town hall. POMEROY - Scipio township Fire Ill'partment Ladles Auxiliary will hold a car wash Saturday at Pk'a,..rs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. MIDDLEPORT - Film. "Th<• Secret of NIMH" will be shown at Middleport Library Saturday, 2 p.m. GALLIPOLIS- Grande Squarrs Western Square Dane<' Club will sponsor an open danff from 8 to II p.m. SatUI-day at St. Peter's Episcopal Church , Gallipolis. with Bill Adkins. caller. RACINE - Annual Van Metcr Re-union will be Saturday at Buck Van Meter's Lacy Day Ranch In Racine. A weiner roast is planned at6:ll p.m. with hot do~s and buns lo be provided; tho&' allendlng to take a coverC'd dish. SALEM CENTER - Thr Salem Township Volunteer Fire DepartBALD KNOB - Hymn sing ment annual icr cream social at the Friday, 7:30 p.m.. United Gosprl firehouse in Salem Center. 11 a.m. Mission Church. Bald Knob. Larry to 8 p.m. Saturday. Menu homeVan Meter and the Narrow Way made lee cream. roast beef sandSingers will haw special music. wiches, hot dogs, potato salad. mararoni salad, baked beans, pie, POMEROY - The film, "The and beverajlrs. Shady Rl•·er SecrPI of NIMH" will be shown at Shufflers cloggers will prrlorm at Pomeroy Library. 2 p.m. Friday. 6:30p.m. butiet WIS IMS .. Stoclllf 64151 4 Ibn fl'oot wf'ftj dnve. 4 ,.., t"r'l.llr tood.. 5 ~ . stand trilll'5 . AMifM '75cJ! 1982 TOYOTA TERCEL ..-- ...... >o< ,.,.. ..we.• ell, 4. speed, rdlllfes. Jlhile wlh. - I 67lH. 2 - 1978 FORD FAIRMONT Stock ~ 62~ 2 1 'J door~ . hilfdtl&J. 6 ql co011 ~ulo lr~ns . iiN PS. PB WlfMridiC 1980 BUICK SKYLARK ~ ~ 66131. 4'00ol'\ h.lrdlop, ll!dllll, v.a. arr Wild .. 111111. tuns . PS. PB MllfM radiO. '22fl! ~oct 1984 FORD TEMPO GLX 11 64111 , 2 Ibn front -Mlefl dnve. 4 cyl , 111 cood . I uta. tuns..PS,PB Jbrer OOor 9 e9 % 1980 FORD GRANADA till ~- cruiSe llll11rol. 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'Illite (Up To 48 Months) · · .... · ·· ~. CHESTER- Shade River Lodge 453, F&AM. wlll hold an Ice cream social for members and families at the hall at7::xl p.m. Friday: I 1979 FORD LTD '88fl 1986 FORD ESCORT ~ I POMEROY - A round and square dane<' will lx> held at tho Meigs Senior Citizens Center, Mu lberry Ave., Pomeroy, from 8 to 11 p.m.; Friday. Admission is $1.~ ..... . Scioto Downs :- '5999. On Select New Ford Cars & Truckl 1984 JEEP CHEROKEE INTERESTED IN FREE RENM 1982 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE ~ II 6&412. 4 ooan., .4 c~ 31r rotw1 .. 4 speed. AM!flll r.:l11. buclal UJ. 1982 PONTIAC GR~D ·PRIX Slocll It 6M5l 2 OOon, U'd lop, 6 c!(, lir c:ond.. aulo. tn .. PS. P8. iXII'« wir'l(blrs. DOWer sat. OMr door klcls. M • · cr~ .CDnhl, .IMIFM radio, rldiii!As.'lln lfd., .. 1982 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1981 OLDSMOBILE curws COME TO THE MAPLES THE MAPLES "Frtt Rent" ....il'ltllll1h 1981 CHE~8.QW CHEVm£ Sb:kl69191, 2!blrs.CILI~t, .Cy1 .• • P$.IM/Il4 ..... Chris and ..Beau Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Summerfield. Mr. and ' · Mrs. Bob Murphy. Amy and Tracy · Murphy , Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wo~ ; ' Shrrri and Tommy Wolfe. Bettie,· Pigott, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bahr, Jim Bahr, Randy Bahr. Mr. and · Mrs. Richard Fick, .lr, Kevin and · Kirk Firk, Todd Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. David Baker. Matthew and Andy Baker. Jeremy Blake. The 1987 reunion will be held al' : Forked Run Park on the third SUnday in Julv . Wardrn, Ke1Ti Bergk, Donna Sayre, Marilyn Wo~e. Vera lleegl~. Matti<' Beegle, Judy Bin~. Bridget BinJ;:, Sue Beegle. Traci Beegle. Ca rol Diddle. Ann Dl<tlle, Cora Birch. Emma J anr McClintock. Libby Fisher. Cora Wallace Irene Johrson , Pam Johr son. Sherri Sisson. Na nry Campb!'ll. Lori Adams, Dorothy SayrP, Grella Simpson. Ill'bbie Roush. Eilffn Buck, Mary Lou Proffitt, Jodie Harris, Maxine Shain. Hazrl Fox. June Wickersham. and Linda Pizza. cake and other refreshments were served to those attending and Charla received a gift from Chuckle Cheese. Games and rides were enjoyed by the group. An ending were the honoree's grandmother, Rn,..mary Hysell, JuUe Hysell, Brenda and Eddie Barnette, John. Cindy and HE'ather Snodgrass, Harold, Susie, Kim and · Kelly Stewart; John Pat, Judy and Ja son Riley. Mlkey Stevens, Becky Steele, Sherry and Eugene Steele. and Brad Young. Sending gifts were Grorge and Joan Barnette, Jake and Mildred Burge, and Shcrri Hysell. Otl.er visitors at the Circle home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Rnlx>rt Harden , Pam Foreman, and RalpH ' Harden. · Mrs. Richard Yokung of Sidney was here for a week with her parertts, Mr. and Mrs. Edson ·• Rnush. Her son, Eric, spent the · W('('kend at the Roush home. · Florence Circle visited E isle .. Circle at University Hospit al. Co- " lumrus Sunday. j' Mrs. Ethel Orr and Martha Lee · allended the Sunday wedding or Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser's daughter at Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Ca rleton of · Racine and their daughters spent an evening r('('ently with Mr. arid · Mrs. Mhur E. Johnson, Patrick·· and Sheryl. Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Barnltzo! P\Jmeroy wer~ rrcrnl visitors of Eunie Brinker. < Charla Lynn Burge Entertaining guests for brunch Mr. and Mrs. !Aln Anderson Sunday hosted a brunch at the Ohio Unive~slly Inn honoring he r mother, Phyllis Hennrsy. Winter Haven. Fla.; Patricia Cossi. Marina Del Ray , Calif; Mary Kay Hecker. Tommy and Hillary. Lake· wood. Colo. Others attending were the Anderson children, Barbara. Diddle. David and Sara h. and Nonga Rnix'rts. Mr. and Mrs. Stl'Ve Hoda , Farming Dale. Lo~ Island, N. Y.. sL"er and brotlx'r-ln·law of Mrs. Hennrsy arrived Sunday for a visit with the An<Prsons. Mrs. Cossi spent the weekend In Pomeroy,and Mrs. Hecker and her family lrft for their home in Color~do on Tuesday. Community calendar/ area happenings $60000 lifl!lshed I were played with Heather Hill and Mary Louise Shuler winning the prizes. Mrs. Shuler presented her prize to the brideelect. The door prize was won by S..utah Neigler. Cake and other refreshments were served. Anending besides Ret:cites UpTo July 4th program winning a first place trophy there. Pictured are front, Terflla Deem; first row, Nicole Bing, Lisa Poulin, Christl Maidens, Jackie Buck; second row, MISsy Nelson, Julie Buck, Mary Stein, Amy Bouae, and Susan Houchins. Members not pictured are Betsy Herald, Kristen Slawter, Junie Beegle, Cheryl Pape, Lee and Amy Luckeydoo . SERVICE - Community service through provldla·g entertainment has been the accomplishment of The Dance Co. of Shirley Quickel this spring and !lllmmer. The group has done presentations for the Bradbury Kindergarten, the Harrlsonvllle Kindergarten, al Royal Oak Park, the Southern Junior High School program, the Bradbury School program and took parlin the Rutland FRIDAY RtJfl.AND - A dance will be held at the Rutland Civ ic Center Friday from 9to 11 p.m. Music will be provided by Flashback and admission willlx> $2 for singles and $3 for couples. FACTORY SPONSORI!D FINANCING AVAILAILI! ON MOST NEW CARS& TRU~KS Dixie Circle. a !reacher at Lakewood, spent the weekend here with her mother, Mrs. Lula Circle. Burge birthday 1986 FORD RANGER 6. 9% A.P.R. W. Wells, Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Rnyal Wilson, Coshocton; Lori Wolf, North Olm· stead; Pal Bahr, Anita and Scott Zielinski, Mr. and Mrs. Dan John.,n, Erin and Eileen Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bush, Kevin Miller. Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bush, Kristin Bush, Columbus; Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Bush. Angle. April and Andrew Bush, Wellston: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mat!Pny , Joshua and Tricia Malli'ny. Columbus. P,.arl Powrll. Don Pigott. Mr and Mrs. Rex Bailey, .Joe Bailev. Carmel community happenings Rates or Re By MIKE TUU.Y , . UPI Spolis Wrler -Drugs, an Increasingly pervasive ,.lbfect In sports, Thursday aversl!8dowed the world of fun and ~ to a degre<> scarcely ever ~fore seen. ·Consider: ':_Baseball Commissioner Peter l.Mrroth, after receiv lng Inquiries status of his drug program, Is dflce has expanded testing '-. de major-league players. i ~A federal Judge In Washington !Stobearargumentstoday from the NJ1. and the Players Association ~ - the union's request for a court olilir blocking Commissioner Ro~·s new drug-testing plan. . ".,.-Mlcbeai· Ray Richardson, the former New Jersey Nets guard from the NBA for re~ted cocaine use, now Is using ·.ib-ack," a pollee chief says. ~.,.JJ'he mother of Doo Rogers. the <;ieVeland Browos football star ~bo <lji:d last month of a cocaine ~rdose. reflected on her son'slast ' clays. · '-Finally. news came that Stl'Ve e, the one-lime Los Angeles ger bullpen ace who has battled lne addiction, could possibly jitum to the big lea!(Ue5 with the :~ronto Blue Jays - perhaps as !l'rly as tills weelu>nd. .; Though the stories vary, the if>mmon ground Ls unmtslakable. The possllllllty exists that sports, ji(hether JI'O !I' amateur, could t,jerome Increasingly Identified with . '52f$ ...' ~ • ' . .. ,·.' family gathers for reunion·. :· The sixth annual Pigott reunion was held rreently at Forked Run State Park. . An ending werE' Ralph Wilson, Sue Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johr.:>n, Lee. Edl. Blll, Jackie Johrson. Joy Varner, Betty and Joe Hunt, Joey Stacy Hunt, Debbie and Kenny McCarthy, Klm and Dei McCarthy, all of Parkersburg, W.Va.; Sally Pebler Harman, Dylan Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Pl!bler, Vienna. W.Va.; Paula Whitley, Alll!rnacle, N.C.; Vlrglna Pigott MacLillan, California; Johr Drugs cloud 1986 FORD BRONCO II Friday, July 11 . 1986 Page-6 Friday, JuiJ 11th ........ :.6:00 p.m. Saturday, July 12th ...... 3:00 p.m. Sunday, BIGFOOT AND The Daily Sentinel , .. In tbeRutland-TPgameJeremy - ~singled twice, and hit a home r;ull, 11in Peterson had t~W singles, GUY •Adams tlur walks, Terry ~1m doubles and a single, ,IJeaUi Sboemaker a single. F~ TP, Tim Blsseu singled, l.\flchael singled, Jeff Durst !IWled !Uid )lomered. ~ McGuire was the winning pllcbel' and Bissell tbe loser. . McGuire fanned 14mroutetothe Wbt. . After Trimble led r.o In the llrst ~. ~y took an 8-sr-----------~----------------------------------~~~~------------------------~----~------~~ rommand only to have Trimble sUp In brthe win In the finalroond,11-8. Brent Pettit was three-for-three · lbr !be winners, while Otartle Gatdlel had a triple and single, Bqllby Vore had a lx>me run, Ron !;:drman a double, Dan Chalfanf a . triple, Rubin Kittle a single, and · 'll.T. Brooks a single. · ··· Michael Burch, Joe McElroy, ~Smith, and Jeremy Heck had .hits, whlle Rickie Blankenship had a 1.11Pie and double. Blailkenshlp suffered the loss ' Wlth eight strikeouts, while Keniledy picked up Ill! win In reUef <1 Hamllton. They fanned ten and walked six. In otll!r action Bidwell rolled ~ the Tuppers Plains Bears 10-0, . !IS pltdter Chuck Yost fanned 12 of the 15 batters he faced . -Yost picked up the win and Chad Savoy suffered til! loss. Savoy broke up Yost's no-hit bid with a single In !be fourth lnnlllg. ' • ,Savoy fanned seven and walked 11· before giving way to reliever CRUSHING EVENTS DAILYI ....... Kaylor. Bidwell had ·Just three hits, a OF elllgle and triple by Darin Smith, and a single by Brent Schultz. . :)llddleport Vaughan's Cardinals edged Pomeroy Whaley's Usa! airs 8-5. _Middleport hitters led by Shawn ·Hawley with a homerun, trlple,and &\uble. Robbie Wyatt had two ~· David Rees two singles, and.L.J. Smith a single. :F:or Whaley's Mitch Bunch had ~'*.":singles, Rickie Blankenship a SlJlgle, Rusty Triplett a single. .. Shannon Roush was !be Wbtnlng pi Idler with five KO's and Blanken- :=z::: ·-.......... ,.,,''' ' .' 9P • i'wi:H'J •Applicants must apply or move in belWHn June 20, 1986and July 31. 1986. •Applicant must meet HUD income requirements · •Applicants must move into THE MAPLES no later than 30 daysafttr application paperwott is completed. dpplitants will rtctiit fret rent I« 30 daya "followinl man·in.. •Applicants must ntllt.t fullsectrity deposit ptJ!MIII prior to lllOit-tn. •Applicants must lin in anefficitnt:Y.IPflrlllllnhtTM IIAPIISI mi· nimum of six (6) monthsor willflllftitlreerent amouiltlrontlfecurlty deposit return. •Applicants must be 62 yurs ohlt or IIIllS! .. VI proof of handicap or dlubiHty. Cell or ttop in at THE MAPlES for more Information . 992-7022 SUNDAY ROYAL OAK - Family. drs· cendanls of Grorgp W. and Lydia M. Gray Deem reunion Sunday, Royal Oak Park: dinner l p.rr. . Take food for a buffet: afternoon music by . Bissell Boys. . Businrs!'l W.Va. formerly of the Davy Jo Hlsson TV Show. Fund nlisor • MIDDLEPORT- A fund raiser for Jan Michael Long, candidate for slate senawr, wlll be held at the American Legion Hall in Middlem('('ting foUO'-"'S dinnrr. port, 5:ll to 8 p.m. Tuesday. LETART, W.Va .- A reunion of Featured speaker will bc Rep. Mike the d<>sa•ndants of David and Shumaker. Tickets can be purCa therine King- and James L. a nd chased at lh<' door, $7.~ for Kate King. and Rc-vna Sr . and Vada Individuals. and $10 for couples. King will be held Sa turday. at with childrrn under 12 fr('('. Racine Locks and Dam Park Revival RtJfl.AND -A wrokend re\'lval LOJ'.:G BOTIOM - Sp«'ial serviC"!'s wil be held al the MI. Olive is underway at the Rutland Bible Community Church. Long Rollom. Methodist Church . and wUI conwith Chru-r Tollrn or Winfield. tinue througlh Sunday eveninj;:, W.Va . as the spmkrr. 7 p.m. on with servcrsat 7p.m. eachl'Venlng. Sunday, and 7:30p.m. on Monda) . J .W. VPSs of South Carolina will be the EVanwust. The pubHc is invited. MONDAY POMEROY ~ 13<-dford Trustres RedecUcatlonrevlval RAONE -Rededication revival m('('t. townha ll Monda v at 7 p.m. will be held at t hr Morse Otapel POMEROY - Disabled Ameri · Church, Racine-Portland Road, ca n Vflt~rans mCf't Monday at 7 Monday thrwgh Saturday, July 19. p.m. at 124 Butternut Ave., Minister Is til! Rev. Charles Bush, Racine, and the Rev. Grorge Pomrro.v. Hoschar fi Wrst Columbia wUllx> a PORTlAND- Hymn si ng Moo - speaker. Therr wUI be special day, 7:30 p.m .. Hazel Community singing nightly and servlct'S begin church located orr 121 between at 7:30p.m. each evening. Portland and Long Bot tom. Singing Open wedding by thr Rc-flrctors. SNOWVILLE -The weddln~ of CHESTER - Eastern High Mildred lrrne Alkire and Orville School Band Boost<•rs m<'!'l 9 a.m. Phillips '"" be hE'ld at 2 p.m. Monday at Eastern High Sc hool. Saturday at the PltUllps home at Eastern High School mar<:_!ling Sno\WIUe is opert to all Jhelr band mrmlFrs and orhc'rs inlrr- relatives and friends. ested are to """' a I the high school Pk.'DIC Monday at 7 p.m. LITTLE HOCKING - Annual picnic fi Howard 's Stars of the TUESDAY LONG BOITOM -Long Bot tom Order of the Eastern Star will be Flame Mreting wUI he held at lhr held Sunday at til! home of Earl Mt. ·Olive Community Church. Wayne Owens, Star Route 55, Uttle Long Bottom, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m Hocking, beginning at 2p.nt wltha with Charr Tollrn of Winfield, covered dish picnic at 4 p.m. The . annual auction will be hrld follow· ing the picnic and thPrr will be live rntertainmmt. Bevrragrs pro· vided. Trose allending ar~ to takr tll!ir own tabl e servill'. Day camp POMEROY- Trai ning for the Bill S..nd Girl Scout day ca mp will be held Wednesday at the Ohio RivC'r cam pgrounds, rormrrly Housh's Landing. beginning at9:.JO a.m. Those attrndlng an' to takr a sack lunch. Day camp will be heltl at Ca mp Kiashu Ia July 21 through July 25. furlher Information on the training <r thr camp may be oblained ~ calling 949-3011. or ~-5567 SOOM: "VIM'' & "FERRIS BUELLER'S 04Y Off" SPECIAL WEDNESDAY MAnNED THIS IUMMIR I Super · Summer Savings 1981 Mercury Sta. Wgn•.•. :.S1895 4 dr. fully equipped. High miltoge. R111s good. 1979 Ford LTD.t~~-.~~~!~e. •••. S1695 1979 Dodg8 ...................... S1 095 Slant 6, 4 dr., auto., PI, PS. 1978 Chevy Malibu ...•.••• S1295 STAliON WAGON. 4 door. V-6, PS. LITTLE LITTON MICROWAVE $148°0 1979 Chevette ..•.. !~:;.~t.o•··· S119 S 1976 International Scout ..•..... S695 4 Speed. Runs goad. unoN GO-ANYWHERE 1972 Chevy Pickup ............. S595 MICROWAVE 1977 Chevy Monzo ............. ssoo If• Ton. 4 spud $169°0 Ridenour 2 dr. Standard TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE ., ' ,..... 915-3397 . CHESTEII \ . .l • �.' . " ,..., ti-The 0~ Sentinel Friday, July 11, 1986 . rt Ohio ~ . . tiGION THfJOYOf 7 . . ' . Business Se"i'ceA 18 Wanted to Do ' '' 3 Announcement~ ft!~:c~~~~==if~~ii~~==~~iirr~~~~5;~;i~if1r=====~~~;;t1~~;;;;:1~~;;::~1·~··~~~--~~a '· " . ' '' . • &.COUNIIY ........ · J~I~'I ,II.P•IRC · liP~ illlv""· • ' • ! • li'tltO. lftd'_ _;_..o:_.,,_ "O - <P MIDDl.EPORT "They 10 up by ~ mounta1ns; down by the valleys ..whtch thou hast founded for them." MSHER&UitSE BOOK SlORE ~!!! Prescreptions Church & Ollice Supplies GIFTS Middleport 216 S. Second Pomeroy ·s 992-3325 ~ aotW.Ma.n f • .,,. ' PT. PlEASANT OfFKE lOS Jacklon Awe. SMALl A-AL HOUIS 3·5 P"' t .... 6r30·1; Fri. 1-2 pm Satunlay 10-11:30 om Man.-Wtd.·fhun. f' 992-2318 Pomeroy Equl'pmenl Sales and L&S TRANSMISSION Serv1ce Rutland, Ohto4S77S J. wm. uBill" Brown, Owner PDIIItrOy " FRANCIS~ FLORIST ~11. Me~g• County's OI,U,., Florist 362 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 467119 214 e. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy 814/992-2844 ' REP4~R 7, Pomeroy, OH. , "Free Estimates" All Wortc Guaranteed ' ' OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY ' PH. 992-7.403 acation time this year may not be quite the Rawlings-Coats-Blower FUNERAL HOME 992-5141 Auou from the CourlhDUH funds for it. The cost of driving a car may coo- POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 Ill Quickel 111111 lutlt A.m Grocerle~­ serious purposes. Therefore, this might be a General MerciYndtse Racrnef4f·2S!O good time to explore those places closer to I 1S E. Memorial Dr. 992-2104 home that you usually bypass in your quest for Resta~rant <HAPMAN SHOES ..,,.,,,., Q•ntt $.., g,," FMI Cll/1i11" 104 992-5432 Pomtn~y pas~or servl~ Servic~ KeE~t, J~ $~Ice HarrisonvillE~ ~- ''ill' 99~·5898. Pray~r "no>;" Itt~ ~. 4 7&m J L WrlttMI 2SS Mill St., Mt.,ort 104 Mul!torry Ar., Pom11oy 992-........ ;J ------------···ll·m~eet~ln..;g.s•F•o•r•ln.fo•r•m•a-tln·ro-11•67 Serinonette or alrlaht •· - ,, ., w p~~~tiBYTERIAN w. w - are 9 Bible dwellln& WATER Industrial Goci Good 1 - ,..,. dog. - t o ' t11to. waoto a good ...... c:.t1 BUlin . . GPpoMupily. WMIOd; I f•oo kltt.,•• Coli lt4- 44e. 8745 Cl!'>lr roR J1ev trulY wr JiJid! dharae dozen flrfPirtiD produce energy thl old fNIUon war· U•tne the firmer pow.-. Call 114-311· 114-441·02111. 4114or814-...·4141. ' or South-om Bulin•• Coflotlot Tho traltl~8 you ooodl For 1111 • jobl you went. Fin..,oill ~~tilt · ~ .,.. ovallable. Call today. 11 4 · w-. P..,.., - l a o bloal Lob.; ' IColi 114-4441-111111. ""'·~--·' ·Use 882-etn. 23 We also h~l(e black gas pipe for Waw wlill Hrvl1>od and drilled. f140 ootl-tll. Cal 814·882- ai\d all fittings. ' WE ARE YOUR SAL£S AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH :~m~NitEEN' IAUNDRY 5008 .. 114-742-3147 ' '"' 742-265'6,: RUTLAN0 IMINE SUPPlY ·co. 34011 Naw Lit111 Rd. , · :RUnAND, OHIO *GIBSONQREFIIGEIAIOR •SATElUTE SALES &SERVIC£ 1 •• IUJ AFtll Tl• ··~ , ....lellt THE Rl!.tl 4 bedroom ...U... llnpt-. 3 ml aoultlo!Galllpolll. t28 ,900 Call d..,. ""' "5·1115 o• mo. -~~~ hootlowutMhi•.Colll14-245- TV & APPUANCE CHESHR-915-3307 · 6 FOR t40 1 yr, old ...... ~q,.,, 411/thl 8241 . ...., to 3 bdr ,,large kitchen , bath, utility room. •Ingle !illflge. 2 .:ar *1\f.way, Net yard, Qtrden IPICII, finilhed UlfiP. Ctll 114-441-1358. eood ho..... c;llf· •14-1431154. " . oiiEW GRIPS IMtsiiH 12.50 oAU IUatAitDISE 50% Off . PLUMBING '& HEAnNG lllU'I.L 1M lOilEY For •I• by own• 3 aar• fiM 10 •' Ntw lat:alilno I 68 Nor tit Sacond Middltport, Ohl, 45760 IN THE CLAIIIFIEDI ANO THAT'S NO IUI.LI ., 4,441·1222. 3 bdr homt. clo1e tO town. 2 bllhs. polity ""nllhld. Gu RIDENOUR CLUB iGOlf lESStJIS hl1 11: Home• for Sale • Dltf (OUNTRY Profe111ional ServicBI rolinawtth 12al&mobUehome, •ta.OOO. cily school diJulct. CtHI14-448-11602. 8 .Liltt 1nd Founcl SALES & SERVICE Wt Ctrry filtling Supph• RADIATOR SmtCE We Cln rtP41ir and·re- core rad~atcirs . and hnttr cores. We can also acid boil and rod out rediators. Wnlso repair Gas Jants, PAT HI~L F,QRD 992-2:198 Middleport. Ohio · 1-13·1fc EU~E . LONG SUPDI<tl SIDIIG"CO. vim & AWiiilitM Compltlo Outt• WOft& Complete RomodoUng Rooting of ell Typea WOflrodlnho-eroa 20 years "Free E1tlm1ttoa"' CAll COWCT: Ph. 16141 143-5425 Roger Hysell Garage IUSIIISI PltONI 1.141 991-6550 IISIIII(I PHON£ 16141 9U-T754 Rt. 124, P-A!Y Ohio RAYMONI) I PROFF~· iRACINE, OHIO Offiu 949-2431' lmtl'll'ft,CY LOIT- ltluo llllhid, ot lild vi &own, C h i - Rd. 1Hidto. Call ., 4-441·:1224. 9~19"Z'I AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR AI•Jrl.ltl,llt~lo• , PH. 992~5612 or 992·71'21 · 6-17-tfc IS OUR LINE Trenching "' Anv Type TRENCHING lackliOe l..,lco • P1U n'llllrig lliiWirili ' ' Cut1om Wehling Lowboy Hawllng Soptlc Syotoma Llconootl • ,IGndod WlllAMs ......G DENNY CONGO WILL Rt 4, l' SERVKE 9 . 10-8·tfe THE BIRD CAGE ~fiSH POND Pn SHOP .. ......... ,............ 992 llhldleport •LOCAllYOWNEO thle tsrGncelllii- RESIDENTIAL . CONIMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL Custom DeSign -ont. groot l -41oiOJ8. - - - t t l d o l n olmoltlellolftl. . bid""'"" 304- ' •AU. SIZES lVAIWU (61.) 446-7619,111'·(614) 992-&601 WAMSLEY & GRAY 41Z ~ Aveu, Box 1213 Gali~lls, llhici,~31_ . ·······pon;·e-;ov··· ·-· .. ·-: ACCENT RfKI'CcilliilNY Pll. 9!2·6931 Aft.r S Cal 74M027 ·BOGGS I "F1111 SALES & SBV~J U. s; IT. 50 EA" i PrieM" ftH,--9C9·~io1 or 9~·9.·~860 Day •or Night · NO' SUNDAY CAW ~16-'E ...... 1-3-'16 *VINYL SIDIN~ 1 ; ..LOWN IN-' lfSULAnGN I · BISSELL 1~ SIDING Haw "-• VICinity I 11' ··,· 't ,j ··········--·········-·····r······ Fe,._ E~•ltiM,It; , ,.,,, & s.,.,,., *ALU. .UM SIDING · CU$TOM'JIIft.T HOMES &'· ,GAIAGES "At lt~son.W. Mid~l~~ort.t .~ & GUYSVIllE, OHIO BISSEu :BUilDERS E'BUILDINGS nE· tuH ,balhl, lull - · 3 docltl, cad• .,Qiing. N>Of. IIII.IIOO..Ca!J.et4- LISA M. KOCH~ ~.S. l.ictnsed Clin ica~ AUOiolocist U.Ofl ... ... .... F_.l 0175 Mlolotll 131 Rio G1Mdo now lovoly :l bdr.; 2 ' 8uiilts ' .._,..... . . . . .,. 73·11 ford Fender• T..... lad .· ~ 011!~8- Call ,.4. •LOCII.IABOI Eatilnatas" lmt. .titn AYai~lll . OJt - Ur'S IUILD UP' TOOITHIII Authoriz., .IGitn Dtlrt, Ntw llolltnd, lush ~ · F- llfuipmtnt Dtaler .; '7.1· '10OM FMd•a 73-IOGM ••,..,.u. 2324 Llnooln. 4 SEED, CAOES lo 59 N: Jnd An. • ~'1:1.! j t, l,al ta ,.;t ork-/~ lloclnoo ... 17t·2130. EXOTIC BIRDS. TROPICAL FISH, HAMSTERS. KITTENS, BIRO AQUARIUMS . •. ·--814liMe-ll7i• ··~ ·~ · ' . 992-3410' FILL DIRT ' . ulld--. Jim Mink Cho<i.-Oida Inc. JUST CAlL! LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL W1nt~ T: ;:JSi,iy :--. .. -.~: ~ H~UL 5-12-'16-2 1110. R•l Estate General Pay Your Cable & Phone B~ls Here MIDWEST SEAL & STRIPE Sening this •rta l{ith PoweSt~IMGI caotlng and striping . and makillg of Atphll,ll,& Cancrtta. 1·614-696-1337 1-61•·51tJ.Il693 tfn ' Service .. CAU ·o'""" ........ trom 1 GlvqwiY induitriali.-e, septic t ..hk pipe RoL~tGSE VIMLLE '·;\fa ~ Slg111, I Stllttfls, lulin•• '•""· Copy Strrkos, ftc. 949-2263 or 949-2161 "'1ii:!A'i}i~(W(']i~n~rt."..J practl~ ' HIGH P:RESSURE PLASnC For and Graduation 5-15-'86-1 mo. FREE ESTIMATES a 6~3() OHkt Supplts & furniture, W..Wing PWS: Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting 992-2815 Fam- 1"":i;::7'i7~:7";;';;:;"F:;;;'i:;::w;~-C F11 AN rtw Plltlltl Nri NEW- IEPAII APOS· st. . /(ultdf Tl and Ward Rd. Elder Jr .. pastor. Ervin , James MOler, pastor. Stmtliy School. Sunday School Sup I Sun~ay 9: 30 a ' 221 W. Main St~ P-roy !0:30a.m.: WorshlpSorvlce,Sunday, 7·30 m.: Worship Servl<'t', J0·4~ a.m. E. MAIN ST~ POAIIOY m Blble S"·dy p." •• ,n~n~ u.~ -•-y. 7·30~ , .. SUCCESSROADCliURCHOF CHRIST • with both beauty and recreatiOnal possibilities. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOuN • -Joseph B Hoskins , evangelist Sundav , Harrls101VUIP Road Rev. Dewey King, Bible SIUdy 9 am : Worship, 10 am. , Sun · You have learned in your House ofWorshipthat pastor; Clintm Faull:, Suntliy · School day eventng servi<P 6 p m . Wednesda y · SUpr , Sunday School 9:30a.m.; mornlne evening servlc~. 7 P m TRINn'Y OIURO! Ri'V W H Perrin. God's WOnderS are everywhere On earth, and SO worship, Ua.m, Suntliy evenlngsi'I'VIce PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, RUTLAND CHURCll OF GOD, Paslor pastor. Dobbie 9Jck, Sunday School SUpt 00 John Evans s da "·h 1 10 00 7•30 p m p M In Wed da Rt 12-C Wtlltam Hoback. pastor. Sunday y ~ u :OO a.m . a . !hi'S may be good year In w' hiCh to prove 1't. . p.m . . rayer eel g, nes y, Sch oo 110 am.; Sunday evening service 7 ChW'Ch School9: 1:1 a.m , W<nhlp Servie 10 :II Sunday MorningunWorship 7:ao a.m COOir re!'<!anal, 1\lesday, 7 :D p.m dl'l'!l' s Church 11 a.m. Sunday Evo•nlnill SYRACUSE FIRST CliURCI! OF' GOD. P m. Wednesday evPnlng service 7 p.m under direcdon ol Lois Burt S.rvlcp 7 00 p.m Wed , 6 p m Young non-Perllecoslal Worship ,.rvlce Sunday CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don CheadiP, POMEROY CI!URCll OF TilE NAZA dies ' Auxiliary Wednesday, 7 p.m 10 a.m : Sunday School 11 a.m Eventng Supt Sunday School 9· lJ a m Mornin g RENE Corner Union and Mullrtry, Ri'V lly Worship day aT · pm . Mrn 's Praver !~ worship &ervlct" 7:00 p.m Wedne~~day WorshiplO:l>a m Prayerservice , allern Thomas Glen McO.tng, post<r Norman Pres HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Off Wf'dnt'Sday, 7 a.m ICrar€' 1 land Racine prayer meer:tna7. 00 p .m. ate Sunday!! . ley, S S Supt , Sunday School, ~ :ll a m, Rt 124, 3 miiPS !rom Portland-Long llqt SUTION - Church School 9 :lO a m . Linda Evans, church school dlrPCior. MT. IIERMON UNITED BRETIUIEN MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third morning w(J'5hl.p JO:ll am, eveningsavtrefi lorn Edsel Harr, pastor Sunday School, Morning Worship 10· 45a m rlrst and third Church school9. 30 a .m. : Momtng wonlp IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Ttxas Ave ~ Clark Baker, pastor Carl Not p m . mkl-wt'Ok savlce, Wednesday, 7 p.m Sundays, Ffllow.ship dlrinN wlrh Carmrl 10 30 a.m. : Wednesday evmlnr )X'ayer Community off cr. Rt. 82. Rev. Robert tlnaham, Sunday School Supt. Sunday 9 30 a m . Sunday momlng preecblng GRACE EPL'>OJPAL CliURCll, 326 E 10. 30 a m . Sunday evenlng services, 7·ll third Thursday, 6 30 p.m 1McGuin•J services, 7 30 p.m Sanders, pastor. Jeff Holter, lay leader; School 10 a.m . with classes tor all ages. Main St , Pl>meroy. Sunday servtre;, Holy Pm KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Vernon CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OFLATEd Roush, Sunday School Sup I Sunday Evmtng oervlces al 6 p.m. Wednesday BIco mmunion on t~ first Sunday ot each rmnth, MIDDLEP ORT FREEWILL BAPTIST Eldridge-, minister. Oliver Swain Sunday TER DAY SAINTS, St. Rt 160, GaiiJpolls. School 9. ll a.m.; morning worship and ble study at 7: 30pm Youth servicE'S Frl ' : and combined with morning Jray!!r m Jhe CHURCH , Corner Ash and Plum. Ralph School Sup! Preaching 9 JO am each PH 446·7486 VIctor Politano, Branch Prechildren's church, 10:30 am.: evening day at 7· 30 p.m . t hirdd Sunday Morning prayer and serm>n on Cundiff, paotor SundaySdlooiJO ·OOa.m , Sunda y. sldenl: Bob KPetm, First CounsPior; preadllng service on Jhe SP<.'Otld and ECCLES lA FELLOWS !UP, 128 Mill St , aUottrr Sundays ~ the m>nth. Church School Morning Worship, 11 OOa.m .; Wednesday HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION . Grorg£" J erry Dupre, Second CoonseJor; Dallu founhSUndaysat7:30pm: Christian En- -Middleport . Brother Chuck McPhersoo , and Nursery care pruvkk!d. Cofree hour In the a nd Saturday Evening Servlc.s at 7. 30 p Anedo. pastor . Sunday service, 9 30 a.m , Peden, Branch Clerk. Sunday Servlcea· deavor oo the first uad third Sundays at pastor Sunday School 10 a.m.; SUnda y 1 Parish Hall Immediately following lhe servtoe m evenlng service 7.30 p.m Prayer mH-tln g Sacrament meeting, 9 a.m.; Sunday 7· :J) p.m Wednnday pra~r meetln& and evening services at 7 p m and Wednl"Scily POMEROY CI!URCll OF CliRlSI", 21.2 W. MEIGS Wednesday, 7· J) p m School, 10 10 a m. Wlder dlrectton d. MU· Blblf~ study, 7 :It p.m. services at 7 p.m Main Sl . Nell Proudfoot. j:&St<r Bible School COOPEKATIVE PARI!H BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF lard FoiPy, President., Bra! Painter and CI!URCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . ANTIQUITY BAPTIST KennpJb Smith, 9: ll a m . Morningwcrshlp, I),]) am., Youth UNITm METII>DJST CIIURCH CHRIST, J oseph B Hoskins. pastor Blblp George Gill, assts Nursery for ages 18rno. lMated on 0 . J. White Road of Highway Sunday School 9·30 am., church meotlnllS, ~ 00 p.m . Evmlng worship, 7 00 p NORTIIICAST O.U8TEB Class, 9: 30 a m , Morning Worship 10 30 a to 3 yrs. under direction ot MUUe Watson 160. Pat Hensoo, pastor. Sunday School10 service 7:30 P m . youth fellowship 6· 30 p m WOOnesday night praye-meetlngandBible m . Evening Worship, p m . Thurs<By Special services at 11 am for Primary a.m. Classes lor all aees Junior Church 11 m. Bible s tudy, Thunday, 7 30 p.m . Rev. I'M Ardler study 7 00 p m lie¥. Roy Doeler BlblP SJudy, 6· 30 p m (agPS J-12) , Karen Dllpre, pres. , Ri'Va a.m: Morning worship 11 a.m Adult FUlL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUS E , THE SALVATION ARMY, ll5 Butternut Ru. Seldoe Jolllas. NEW STIVERSVll.LE OOMMUNITY Sines, lsi Coun , Judy Mounts, 2nd Coon; Choir 6 p.m . Sunday. Young PeoHiland Road, Pomeroy . Tom Kelly, puAVP Potnei'O) Mn! Dora Wining In cltargo. ALFRED 8- Church School 9 -XI a m . CHURCH, Sund81y School service, 9 t5 a Young Women's. Karen Peden, Pres., plt'l, Children's Church and Adult Bibletor Danny Lambert, S S Supt Sunda y Sunday holiness ~ 10 a m : Sunday Worship, 11 m • UMYF 6 30 P m .. UMW m . Worship 10 30 a.m .: Carol 1st Coun., Kay Politano 2nd Study, Wednesday at 7: J) p.m morning at lOa m .. Sunday evtn School 1~ :rJ a m Sunday School, YPSM Th ird Tuesday , 7 :il P m Communion. Evangelistic 7 30 p m WednesCoun' Young Men , Ken VIckers, Pres.. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant lng service 7: 30p.m Tuesda Yand Thurs EJolso Adams, Je- . 7 :ll p.m. SoJvallco! first Sunda y. !Archer ) day: Prayer meettne 7: .J:l p.m. Thundlly. David Dyck, Jtt Coun., Devil Maclur, 2nd St .. Middleport AffJIIated with Southern day Servlcf'S at 7· 30 p.m. meeting. vartruo; SpPakers and musics~ CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m : Churdl ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomproy Coun, Relief SociPI (women), Fran ceo BaptiJI Convention. ll<ivld Bryan, Sr .. Ml· WORD OF FAITH , 9J Mill St , Mlddlp. ThUf!lday, ll .1) a m to 2 p m Ladles H0111t Rd Robert Purtell, mints Taylor, pres , Jessie Syare, Homemaking nlster Sunday School 10 a.m; Morning port Sunday mornln g servlcr 10 15 am. &>hoollOa m · Bible Study. Thursday, 7p l...£oague, members !n c~. aU women m · UMW. first Thursday, 1 p.m • Com ler, Ste>vE' Stanley , S S Supt , Bill McEI Coun., Marie Denny, t.duc Coun.; Priesworship 11 a.m, Evftllftg worshlp 1 p.m., Sunday evening 7· .}1 Thursday mornln jil: Invited, 6 45 p.m ThUJ'9day, Corps Cadet munlon , first Sunday !Archer) roy , As!!t Supt., Sunda y School9 30 am : !hOOd under direction c1 Elders Quore-m WednHday evenln;g ·Bible study and Bible study 10 a .m . Wednesday e-ven ln g O asss iYOUllS< Pl'opie.Biblet, 1 :rl pm Bible JOPPA - Worship 9 XI a m., Church Worship servk'£' to· 30 a m ; Evenlnll wor AI Sines, pres., Walt Tylor, 1st Coun., Glen prayer meeting _7 p.m. 7:30p.m. Study and Praye- meeting, q><11 to Ihe publlc Schooll0:30 a .m . BlbiPSIUdy WednPStliy, ship Sunday 7p.m . and WednPSday, 7 p m Pratt , 2nd Coun Wed 7 p m Young Wo- , BRADFORD CliURCH OF Clii!IST, St . NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA 7 POMEROY WESI'SIDE O!URCll OF 30 P m jJohnson I. ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH . Pine men and Young Men's activity night Ev· , Rt124and Co. Rd MarkSeeven, minis· ZARENE, Rev Glendon Strood , pas tor QffifST, ll2'JI; Children's Home Road !County LONG BOTTOM - Church Sctlool 9. 30 Grove. Tht Rev William Mlddleswarth , ery Jrd Thurs , 7 p.m , Reller Society Hote-r Sunday School Supt Harry HE'DSUnday School9 30 a m , Worship service, Rood 76) 002-m Vocal musk: suooay Wrx a m : Worship 7 p.rn · BibleStudy, Wed pastor Church serv ice 9 30 a m , Sunda y memaklng meeting. The public 19 InvitEd drlcks , Sunday School9.ll a.m : Morning 10· 30 a m., Youth service Sunday 6 15 p 7 10 a m Blbk> Study 11 a.m . W<nhlp, 6 p · .10 P m ; UMYF, Wednesda y, School10: 30 am to all meetings. For Information caU 675wonhlp 10·30 am. ; Evening worship 7 p. m . Sunday eve ning Sflrvtce 7 OOp.m Wed · 6nesday 00 m WOOilesday, Bible Study, 7 p.m Pm Communion First Sunda y, BRADBURY CHURCH OF OIRJST, 4404 or 446-0190. m. Wednesday worship 7 p.m nesday Prayer Meetin g and Bible Study OLD DEXTER BIBLE CliRIS'I'IAN John Wright , pastor Sunday Sch ool9 30 a BET!U.EHEM BAPTIST. R"" Earl ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, 7· 00 p.m IArchPrl CHURCH Alvin Cu-t~. pastor, Unda ~an. REEDSVILLE - Church School9: 30 a. m , Larry HayiH'S, S S Supt Mornin g Shuler, pasJor Worship service. 9 30 a.m Corner SycamorP and Second Sts .. PoNEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Sun Supl SuOOay Schoo! 9: lJ a m , 17eachlng ser m Worship SE>rvl ce 11 00 am (Dl>eter) worship 10·,'(1 am Sunday Schooi10 . JO am Bible Study and me-roy The Rtv William Mlddleswarth, day afternoon services at 2 :iJ Thursda y viCPS rtrst and third &mday folkPNing 9.mday TUPPERS PLAINS liT PAUL RACINE CHUROi OF THE NAZA prayer service Thursda y, 7ll p.m pstor. Sunday SChool 9. 45 am : Church evening services a t7 30 School Youth !ru!f'ting 7 ll pm. t"VE!I"y Sun Church School 9 a .m : Worship 10 a m.. RENE, Rov Lloyd D Grimm. Jr , pastor CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION servi<P lla.m . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mason , W day Blblp Study, 1\tPSda y, 7.30 P m · UMW , Ora Bass, Chairman of the Boardo(Chrl s AL CHURCll , Kingsbury Road Rev !Jo . SACRED HEART CHURCH , Ms«r Va. Paotor, Blll Murphy Sunda yS dlooilO GR AH,\ M UNITED METHODIST Third TuE>Sda y. 7: 30 P m Communion llan Lire. Sunday School9 30 a m , Morn vld Curfman, pa stor Sunday School 9:J1 Anthony Giannamore Ph. Satur a m . Sunday l'venlng 7 30 p.m. Prearhln~ 9 30 a m flr!!t and SE'COnd , Sun · FirsTSunday (ArchPr l. lng worship 10 30 a m , Pvangellstlc ser a m : Ralph Carl, Supt Evmlng worship day Evening Mau 7 : 30 p m ; Sunday meeting and Bible study Wedn esda y, 7. 30 days of Nrl1 month, thrd and fou nh Sun CENTRAL CLUSTER vi<P 7 00 r' p m · w~n..,day ,.1v i-'-'£ • 7 P·m 7· 00 p •m · Pray• r ~1111 g, w~ ~ y Ma ss. 8 a.m . and 10 a.m. '-\Ill ~-f ess1ons me p.m . Ev•ryme welccrno Re~ . James£. Corbttc l'U ~nes.... day eachmonth worship sen. lees at 7 30 p Rev. Sloven Nels,. Ll~~ Y/~RISl(AN~HYRCliS llPdx . 7· ~~'(] BOTIO Cll half hour beforp each Maos'CCD classes , I R~LAND FREE WfLL BAPTIST, Sa m , Wednesday evenin gs at 7 :lO p m Rev. Melvin Fr1Dkllo ll'r Y a . pas or rv ces un a y M RlSTIAN, Vernon 11 am Sunday. em t. Rev Paul Ta ylor. pastor Sunda y Pra ver and B1blf> Study 10 a.m and 7 p m WednPSday 7 p m Eldridge, pastor: WaUacp Damewood, s VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd St , Sct>ool10a m: Sundayevenlng".OO p m : SEV EN TH DAY ADVENTIST MulbClementeS. Zualla,.lr RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Steve S Supt Sunda ySchooJ9 30a.m ; Worship Mtddiepor1 James E . Ketaee, pastor Wednesday evenlng prayE'r mH-tlng 7 00 f'r ry HPig ht s Road, Po rl)(>roy l...t>roy Andrew Rubellldn1 Deav r Paslor Mlk Sw••e ... d Service. 10 .30 am Sunday momln"' worship 10 a.m ., Evp.m. BruC' h Pastor Sa bbath Sch ool Superin ASBURY (Syr acuse I - Worship 11 a.m ..- ' E' 'f> r ~n a y ~'> ~" SOtJI'H BETHEL NEW T~TAMENT . Chu rch School 9 45 a m , Chargp Blblp Scl>ool Supt : Sunda y School 9 30 a m , HYSELL RUN HOLINDS CHURO! lng servlcp 7 p.m. : Wednesday evening CHURCH Sll R1 t(>nd('nt Rhonda Markin Sabbath School Stud y Wednrsda y, 7 30 p m : UMW, tlrsl Morning worship 10 40 am , Sunday Mike Thompson , New Haven, wv, put« . worship 7 p m VIsitation, Thunday 6· ]) rick . ver dge. Duan£' Syde-n · bl>g lns a t 2 p m oo Sa turday with worship Tuesdav. 7· 30 p m , Choir Rf.hearsal, l"V~Ing worship 7 XI p.m .. Wedn esday Sunday School at 9:30a .m.; Mornlngworpm ~ mr·s::~or. ~unday School 9 am , s€'rv iC'e rotl owlng a t 3 15 E veryon e Wf'l Wednosday 6 30 p m . UMW, fourth SunPVenlng BlbiP sJudy 7:·30 p m ship atl0.30 a.m .: Sundayevenbtgoervi<P MqRSE CHAPEl. CHURCH - Gary ~I P ce, a.m , Sunda yeventng co rp!' day. 6· 30 p m IN E'Isorn BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHUROI, at 7· :.1 p m Thursday services at 7·30 p. Holter, pastor Sunday School, 10 a .m.: s d c;, 7 00 p.m . Wedn es da y night Bible RUTLAND FIRST BAPTfST CHU RCH ENTERP RISE _ Worship 9 a.m : Burlingham Ray Laudermllt, pastor; Rom. worship servlce-,11 a.m .; prayermeeuna. stu Y :00 p.m . - Sister Har rl£>11 Wa rn er, Supt. Sunda y Church School10 am Blblp SIUdy, Tuosbert Cozart, asalslant pastor Sunday School FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald 7:30p.m. Thursday. , CliURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATSch ool9 30 a m Momlng Worship, 10 45 day 7 30 P m ' UMW, Flrsl Montliy, 7 30 10 am , wonhlp 7 p.m ' Wednesday, 6 p.m. Knob, located m County Road 31. Rev UVING WORD CHESTEI\ CHURCH TER·DAY SAINTS, St Rl. 160, Gallipolis am P m UMYF s da 6 Ch R youth meeting: Wfd. church services. Lawrence Giuesencamp, pastor. Rev OF GOD_ Gilbert g,_cer, pastor. SunPH. MG-7486. Victor Politano, Branch Pre POM EROY F"fRST BAPTIST, Lystm ' un Y P m. olr ePINE GROVE HOL N~SCHURCH. " Roger Willford I Pre ~In ,., . ld-t Bob ~-Fl Cou Ha ll£>v . mlnlst('r Willia m Snouffer . Sun· hearsal · fill~m . Wed nesda Y IF ran kiln) r_,.-, 77. ' ass · pastor a\oll a day School 9:30 a.m.; Moraln& lti'VIce s ~ton, nselor, • mil• off Rt 325 Re-v Brn J . Watts, ~slor rvices Sunday 7 :ll Pr In J "'"; D •·-· ·d ~-·rst day Sc hool Sup! Sunday School, 9 30 .a m FLATWOO - Church School 10 a.m se ' P m. ayermeet i lO.OOa m.; SW1daye-ventnraervlce7:00p. erry upre, ~vn '-'UIIns plor, Dal las , Robert Searles , S S. Sup! Sunday School Wednesda y, 7 30 p.m ., Gary Griftlth, m : Mld·week prayer service Wednaday Peden, Branch Cle rk Sunda y Services· ~ . Worship 11 a m . Blblt' Srudy, Thurs Mornin jjj: Wors hip 10 :lO a m da y 7 p m , UMYF, Sunday 6 p m 9 30 a m ; Morning Worship 10 30 am , leader Youth groups Sunday eventna at 7 p rn Sacrament meetlng, 9 am.; Sunday . : FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , Po tFrankllnt Sunday •v•ntng gervlce 7 30 p.m , Wed 6.30 p.m. with Roger and Violet Wtllford, MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CliURCll, School, 10· 10 am underdlrecllon c1 Mil , mf!foy P ike. E Lamar O' Brya nt pas tor FOREST RUN _ Worship 9 am nesday strvlce, 7· 30 p.m leaders. Communion tervlce first Sunday Lawrenct" Bu.ab, pastor. Max Folm!t', Sr. lard Foley, Pres , Brad Painter Md .Jack N£'€ds , Sunda y School Dlrrctor SunChurch Sc hool 10 A M Choir practtct''. SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Little. each month Supt. Sunday School and Momtna Worship George Gill, assts. Nursery for ages 18 mo da y School q .10 a m Mom I n~ Worship, Tupsda y, 6 30 P m . UMW . first 1'uE'sday, pastor. Steve Little, S S Sup! Sunday WHITE 'S CHAPn. WESLEYAN 9· :.1 a.m.; Sunday evenbtaservlce,?p.m.; to 3 yn. under direction of Millie Watsoo 10·45, t'H' nin~wor ship. 7. 00p m (0 ST 1 7 30 p m jNelson l Sctlool10 am , Morning worslp , 11 am , CHURCH- Coolville RD. Rev. PhUllp Rl· Youth meetlna and Blblf! Study, Wl!dnes. Special services at 11 a.m for Primary & 7 30 (ES T ) Wf'dn es da y Praye r St>r HEATH 1Mlddl fl poro _Church School. Sunday evening worship 7· 30 p.m. Prayer denour, pastor . Sunday School 9:30a.m.; day, 7 p.m. · (age 3·12) , Karen Dupre, pres., Rev a vlcf' 7 00 p m tD S T I & 7 30 P~E S 9 30 am Morn in~ w~ma- 10 : 30 8 m . mE>etlng and Blble &tudy Thursda y, 7· 30 p. worship service 10:30 a.m.; Bible study UNM'ED FAITH CHURCH, Rt. 7 G'l PoSinges, b:t Coun , Judy Mounts, 2nd Cwn . T 1, Mission Frlt>nds (ages 2-6 Royal Youth Group, 4 p m .. Wro1fisctay, Church m.: Youth meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m and worship service, Wednesday, 7 p.m meroy By·Pau. Rev. Davkl Wl~e~~~~.n, Sr., ; Youn& Women's, Karen Peden , Pres. , Ambassadors I boys ajl\: ~ 6-18) an Iris m At li on (a ~ P! 6- IRI on Wedn f'S da ys 7 p Choir r!'h earsal . 7 p m , Thu.,da y, REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH RUTLAND CHURCll OF CHRIST, ~tor Melvin Drake, S. S. Supt. Sunday Carol KOPtoo,lst Coun, KayPolltana ; 2nd - 383 N 2nd Ave-, Middleport. Sunday P ra yer SE>rv lct>, 6 30 p m Blbtl' Stu dy, 7 Mark Jones, pastor Bill Nicholsm, Sunool9:30 a.m; Mom Ina WorshiP 10~30; Coun.; Young Men , Ken Vi ckers, pres., m (D S T 1 &7 :lip m IE S T l, T uf>Sday Vls'lt atl on 6 .10 p.m SChool10 a m Sunda y evttnlng 7 00 p m , da y School Supt . Sunday&hooi9· 30 a.m.. entttg Worthlp 7:30 p.m. ; Wednesday David Dyck, 1st Coun, Davkl Mach Jr. 2nd p m. !Zuniga I MI NERSV1LLE _ Worship Servicr 10 Mld-WE't'k Strvlce, Wed ., 7 p m MornlngWorshlpand Communion 10·30a Prayrr Service, 7:.'1) p.m . Coun.; Relief Socie-ty lwornem . Fran ces FAIT H TA BE RNACL E CliURCH BaiIPy Run Road Rev Emme ll Raw son. pas am : Church School, 11 am . UMW, Ihlrd CHRISTIANS dCHUSRCH. m.RUTLANDBIBLE METHODIST. Amol FAIT!! BAPTIST CHURCll, Railroad Taylor, pres ' Mary Ma chlr, HomemakWPdne~da" . 1 p m Choir practi"P. Mon Ul:"r usser, pastor un a y chool St u-·on Sunday School10 am · " · M n. tor HandlP~' Dunn, sup! Sundav School. 1 ' • 9 30 P 1 T 111 s ·· ~·..· · ., ~~~tne, day 7· 30 p m Ntlson) a .m.. au Musse-r. supt , Morning I s, pastor. onny Hudsoo, supt. Sunday lna worship 11 a m.·, Ev-lnr oervlce 6 p. d darlt u.:-nny, Educ; Pries thood lO a m Sundayf>vf'nln g!i. Prvlcr .7·30 pm wonthlp 10 30 a m • Sun da YPve n 1n 1C ser "·h oo 19: 30 am., Morn tn g won hi p , 10· 30 un er lrecllon of Elders "'fU n.·orem · AI PEARL CHAPEL - Worship St>rvlte 9 .;,o.; m Prayer meetlae and .... Bible Study Wed· : Blbll' teaching. 7 30 p.m . Thursda y a m : Church School 11 a m : UMW Sevll't', 7 P m , mid weE+; SE>rv lc(', Wt-dn es am; Sunda y eve-ning service 1:00pm. nesday, 7 p m . Sines, pres,, Walt Taylor , lsi Coun . C len SY RACUSE MISSIO N CHPrry St .. Sy cond Tuosday 7 30 P m .. UMYF' last daSyY , RA7 pCmUSE ~'URCll OF TH E NA Wednesday serviCP 7 p m . WMPO proFOREST RUN BAPl'IST. Rev. Nyl• Prall, 2nd Coun Wed 7 p m Young Wo raruse Ser vices. 10 a m Sunda y E ventng T d 1w Ru \..n gram 9 am each Sunday Bod ..s. men and Young Men's activit)' nig ht Ev sen lct>!i Sunday and WednE"5d8 )' at 7 00 p 8 Uftcu, Oil pl. UI'S a y, . I bPnkinR ZARENE R"" Cl RUTLA.ND CHURCll OF THE NAZAr en, School puior. 9·Cornelluo ery 3rd Thurs . 7 P m RPIIJ Churcll School. I9' lh.m • Plln MeMill an. pastor Sunday 30 a .m : Sec101d and • • Society Ho-· "~ POMEROY -p.m m Worship 10 30 am : Choir rfhearsal Mary Janice L.a vender. Sunda y School RENE Rev Lowell Ford. paator. Sunday founh Sundays worship lft'VIce at 2: 11 p. maklna meetlnJil: Tht publ1c is in vited to MI DDL EPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN r HRISTfAN UNI ON RPV KPilh E blln , WednPSda7y,:M>p 7 :w m , UMW, S«<nd Supt Sunda y School l) a.m tlc . Mornin School9· 30 a mpeople's ; Worfthlpservice service 610:30a. , ..5.. ·44..:04.:; Tuesday, m pUMYFSunday, 6p m wor!!hlp 10· 30 am .. E9vanRelts s~rvlce.g m., Young p.m. ,m:::;. p astor Sunday School 9: 30a .m , Wadt> !Corbitt) ~ 6 P m • Praytr and Pratst>Wedn csda y, 7 p Evangelistic servlce6. l) p.m. Wednaday Hay man . sup! Mornin g Worship, l0.30a , ROCK SPRfNG.~ - Church School, 9 l$ m · Youth meeting, 7 P m service 7 p.m . m . Sund av even in ~ service 7· 30 p m : • m , Worship 10 am : Bible SJudy, Wed EDEN UNfTEO BRE:I"HREN IN MASON CHURCll OF CHRIST, Miller Wf'dn£'Sday Prayer Mtt'ling, 7 30 p m CHRIST, Eldrn R. Blake, paator Sunda y St .. Mason, W Va EugeneL, Coneer, ml nesda y, 7· 30 p m , UMYF !Senton) , Sun MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, dfy , 5 p m, (Juniors\ rvery other Sun School 10 am : G,ary Reed , Lay ~ader nlster Sunday Bible Study 10 ..._.m.~ WorRacin E' Rev Ja m«>S Satt errl rld, pastor. day , 6 p m (F ra nklin ) Morning s.r mon , 11 am , Sunday night ship 11 am and 7 p.m . Wednsday BJble f rN-man Willi a ms Supt Sunday SchOOl RUTLA ND - Chu rc h School, 9. 45 a.m , !ervlce!! Christian Endeavor 7· 30 p m , Study, vocal music, 7 p.m 9 45 a m , Sunda v and Wed nesda y evpn GOD OF TIDI: IIIW AND 'DIE VAU.EY Worship 10 30 UMW E c Song oerv Jcp 8 P m Preochlng 8: 30pm LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dudlng ~l:'rvl cPS . 7 p m , Wf'dnesday a.m • , 7 30t pVE'nlng irMid week prayer meeting, w~nesday, 7 dl ng Lane, Mason , W Va J . N. Thacker, IIIDp•:-.. d e l se-rond m. UMW n. MfDDL E P ORT FIRST BAPTIST (Afternoon Circle) second Thurlday, 1 p, P m. past?r Evening service- 7 : ~ p .m; WoGodgol upset when the ll'l!lltSyrtan Army said, "theGodotisrael Cor n('r Sixth and Palmer Earl Eden , PasHEMLOCK GROVE CliRISTIAN Rog mens Ministry, Thursday, 9:30 a .m.; tor Ray F ields, S S Supt .. Dan Rlgg•. ' m JRui>Pnkingl Is a &00 mly of the ,_Ill. M«ny people tOday are very much like the SALEM" CENTER - Church SchoollOa. er Watsm, putor Crenson Pratt, Sunday Wednesday Prayer and BJ~IP Study, 7:1:1 As!l Supt Sunday School 9 15 a .m .. m .. Worship 9: 4$ a .m . IRubonklng) School Sup! Momtng Worship 9: 30 am . p.m. Syrian Army. 'n1ey beUeve that God II only a god the hills or Morning Worship , tO· 15 a m , Sunday SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8: 30 a.m : Sunday SehOOI W:30 a m , Even Jng ,.;· HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHHIS'I' IN E venln ~~; servi ce, 7 p m. Youth meellnR". mountalna. ·~ I!!Verythlnlll flO btl along fine and there are oo real Church Schoo110 am . JRubPnklnf i . Vice, 1: :ll p.m. CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev. WUUam 7 JOp .m WMnesda y· evenlngservtce-7p conoema; they !IJtllevt Cbd Ia and In char~. Thclr feellngs m .. Choir practice 8 p.m SOUTHERN CLUSTIUI UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shu• Campj>ell, pastor. Sunday Sdl0019:30 a. toward God are aood and amiable. ~ Rev. Reiff Graet> P81lor; Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supt ' m:; Jame~ Hulhes. aapt. Evenlnllft'VIct MlllDL E P ORT CHU RCll OF CliRIST . . P ·-'JII ~- 1 Sunday Sd!ool ~45 am : Evening wor7·:1Jp.m. WednotliyevenJngprayermeet5th .-nd Ma in Bob Mf'llon , minis ter AI Then lhere are thole wilD believe that If one has misfortune c~,. ship 6: 30pm - p• m Ing 7::D Har tson . assoc mlnlslt'r, Mike Gerlach , &ev Keith Rader Wednetda . , Prayer Meeting . 6·. oN : P m Yout b prayer aervl~ Meh af!JJctlon ar wbalevs, that God reaDy Isn't In tltelr midst. They ~•ppray . 1\tesday. APPLE GROVE - CHurch School9 00 Sunda y School Suprr lntendent Blblt ,," believe tlat God wants ane.to be IX'Qiperous and have all mountain a m Worship, JO· 00 a.m. lfinl and lhlrd 'v ERS PLAINS CHURCll OF FAIRVIEW BIBLE CliURCH, U!tart, School 9 30 a m Mornln~t Worship lO 30 s d U!MW Soc d 1\t d CHRIST. Dave Prmtlce, minister llPryJ W. Va .. Rl I, James LewiJ, paator. Wora m . EH•nln~ Worship 7· 00 p m Wedn es 7 top experlencea and If this doella't bap1»n tlere Is blame to be pu 1 ·' un ays l on es ay, 7· 30 P- Weill, Supt. Cburch School 9 a m ., Wor - ship services 9 30 a.m .: Sunday School U ·'' da y 1 00 p m Prayrr meetln~ upon tile Individual. ~i-a~;?l:'r mH>tlng, Wednesday, P m. ship Service, 9•45 p.m. a.m .; Evenlna worship 7:30p.m. Tuftdly MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF 11!E NA· ·' BETH NY hi 9 CHESTER CI!URCll OF THE NAZA cctlage prayer' mee&in& and Btble SIUd)' We told Ill the Blblethatthe aflllctloiJS rt the body are temporal ZAREN E Co-pa !!tors Rev Charlrs Coyle·, A - Won p, a.m.; Church RENE. Rev Herbert Crate ru.ator 9 30 a m ; Worship Mrvlce, Walnelday a nd Re-v Nan cy Coy k>. Bill White. Sunda y School, 10 a.m .: Bible Study, Wednesday, F'ranlc Riffle, .,pt. Sunday Sdlool ' ~. ~a ' 7· 30 p.m. • and wW pus away. God wDI nevs leave oor i>rsake us. this earthly '• School Sup! Sunday Sc hool 9· 30 a m : 10 a m , Dorcas Women 's Ftllowshlp, hlp ~ QUI temple II but alenJpOI'II'y pl.:e for Jesus Christ. There are Wednesday, )la.m . (McGuire). m .: ora "'rvlce.11 a.m and 7 p.m . RSAVIOURurrHERANCHURCll, • Momtng Worship 10 30 a.m , Evange-listic CARMEL - Church School 9:30 .a m.. Sunday. Wedneaday, 7 p.m. Pray~r mee&Walnut and Henl')l Sta., RaVIIIaWOOII, ml'l>lin" 7 00 p m Wedn .. da y, 7· 00 p m J1J8J1Y ether refea1ceil that lead us to recognize that our 1s hi 10 '5 • - d nd F Int. Va . The Rev. Georre,C. Welrldl, putor • · 1101 ~ God It the Iilli but II alto God of the valleys. ~on a OUMh LAUREL CLIFF FREE METIIlDIST SundaySChool9· 30a.m .;Sundayworahlp ora p, . , a .m . MINI!TKY Sundays, F'~llowlthlp dtn••r with Sulton CHURCH. Rev Robert Miller, putor. Ro11 a.m. ~are the pel'IOIIJJ iivlll <llllll!lttrytothe nearness a! God during OF MEIGS COUNTY bert E. Bart111, Dlre<tqr <ICirrilllan!:duCALVARY BIBLECHURCli, Joeatedon third Thurlday, 6: 30p.m. (McGdl..,t . Rev. lien Wl•lotheir Vllley 'experienajs. No one 'Ill exe~t death pain !:AST LETART- Churoh Schoolh.m.: cation: Stov• Eblin, Us!Jtint. Sunday Pl>moroy Pike, Coonty Road 215 - • Jl'lat· I!ARRISONVILLE PR~!IYTERIAN woods. Rev. Bladlwood, ~tor. Servlct~ Worship 10 a.m. second and lourtll S\tn· Sdlool 9:30 ..... : Morning wnrshlp JI .JO he~~ a wilDie llllt ctllllley experiences one might ~nlu~ CliURCI! - Sunday: Worship SeiVIceo ~~~!~ UMW flrat Tutaday, 7:30 p.m. a .m .; pracllce, SuDday Ull p.m : on SUnday at10:30a.m.lllld 7:MI p.ni. Wltll UP.I!utaraln we 11ll!d lotte Godin the midst Ill our valleys. We must 9. 00 a.m.: Church Sct>ool10· 15 a.m .. LETART FALLS- Worship 9 a .m.: ~=~n~~m~~:,P;!'Jo Wedneaday •SundayScllooJ9· 30·a.m: -Siucly,Wod· MIDDL E PORT PR~BYTERIAN eee God allo In hllli, for he II God Ill both. suntliy School, 9 a. m. : Churdl I<'Nico, DEX'I'E" CHURcH 'orP.7:· "":-~J'.~fiTiWBHIPCRIJII:ADt; Church SchoollO a .m . tGrace ). Wlll't )'Ou ~ God wantl 10 II! with you In all your 10:15 a.m MORNINGSTAR- Worship, 9:45a.m : OtariH RUIIOU Sr mlall..: RI':..R'A!, CliRIST St R 1311 tlq&l expetlencei clute? We iiln areal lllpe'lalowlng that God's grace Is Chureh School, 10:30 a.m.; Bible STudy, 1 't:ilmbi!r ' !IJIPt. ,sundi!lj ~llJ19.,. : FraniiiM Me~~, "'"~~~'}mora: SYRACUSE FffiST UNITED PRDBYaaflclel!t for 111. Hill ar valley he II aiWaya there, and he Is God. TERIAN - Sunda y School, 10 a .m .. Thursday, 7.30 p.m. (Rader( , •• ··-~--10· a lb·;:r ·•IU.md.. tng 10 1 m . Sunda lnr 7 30' P m RACINE WESLEYAN - Cbuft!b !lcbool ' r. • : ~~ · · ' , ~ I Y, Thurtda_1"'tventn• : · · " Y oven Church service, lJ 15 'l.m. • '1:t • ~30t p.m. 1 ~ .. ~ • • 7! :1) p.m. lllehil I. .......... llprNtt/!Wapilw U.lii.C. 10 W hlp Ill.!".; UMW fourtll-· ; ANJZED CHURCH OF J~l5 , STIVf;RSVI::;~ COMMUNITY HAP· a.m .. on "Full,lfl Q.UAUTY PIIN'f, SH.OP ROOFING ··~lli~~~~t.~tr the far horizons. Most of us live somewhere near a forest beach mounta range Or Some • • In wilderness area suitable for a camping trip, OW. \, . lNG CO ....,mm.,da that you • bulln- wlltl poople you llnow, and NOT to ltftd .mon., t:hrauif' the meil unt» you haw ltlvootiollad tho offtring. -II•· a100 l!ld ion.,. - - H.H.C · AI.. Oao't"lto lo1 II. L. .ll'/. 'IN 21171. ' •· J&L I NOTICE I TIE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· '"'m SINGLES: Moot - 4 POST OFFICE IN MASON, W. VA. 304-773-5222 Opportunity 3411 En&111>rlao. ft , ...... Fl. 334ta For Hours ACIOSS FIOM Howard Veterans Memorial Hospital riotic to conserve all forms of energy for more a liplty OHice Slzet 4 Yra and up ALSO HUNTING, SURVIVAL and VARIETY ITEMS "'2"'1---;B:-u-t..,.in~l~ll~-- ..,..,_ Noaalol. - EIM-1147 -_ . , ......... PH. 304-675·2441 111!11 AliA CALL ARMY SUIPWS & CAMOUFLAGE 6· 3- ·I mo. any case, it has become both prudent and pat· SONS STORE "Serving Families" 264 S. 2nd, Middleport AIIUIILY WORK! f714 .GO ,., too o-•1011 Stalio":J.'.:""'Ilk extended auto trip but do not have unlimited tinue to soar for some lime to come, and in lAID CROSS • - A1111g, Inc. same for those of us who normally take an IAIY SUI.IY APPT. Brown's fire & EU.IS &SONS SCHO ~- R•. ca~ et4· Paul E. Shockey, DVM Phone (6141742·2777 (row's Family C~NIC U"l AMMAL 104:8 c.,••.,. VRRINAIIAN I • St. Rt. 99 Mill St. ., The Interest!Nl Businesses Listed On ThiS Page. TEAFORD REALTY ' P. J. PAULEY, AGENT GOD'S WONDERS MAY BE SEEN CLOSE TO YOUR HOME. [B Na:::::~:u:~;: Co. ~·· ,. ~ TV-, lntlilnas ... PIGit D_v....,m OOI• IIIII mile up lfrM Ettlmltotl · ·Y. <. YOUHG llf 9f/2-621S • ·~·JJII r--,: r. • '\{ ':: •• f• �.. f.riday, July 11, 1986 .... . Ohio i LAFF-A-DAY ,, . ' .......... f-oiolll<ond,IOd. gold aholr for olio. 304-11J.112B. l!jlldlne M_.. . lljoall. brlalc, •.Wor pip.,, win· 113 II AILIOAD 11!1: 1M ft. llr ~ lnitlol'bY 10 lnd!& ti.CIO . •III!Mt-• Ant1q1111 ' .._ dllhlrtd. 1111 81.clt. 64 Miec. Merchendill - c• .11 ... 2111' 121,1. I I - Hll. ly,.. ... Plallt ' MPtlc , - . . . . . . .llJ. ·.... '...... 12 . 4 loedraom . .,._on 7 -· " ' " ' - porodiM In Cl!- U2,000. Col 114-IIJ. 4312, mother?" * A fiomo- 2 - loutlloido. W. Vo. 304-1711111. z"' -· -. 4 -..om. 1 mloflomM1 lowolCounly folr 0.....,. -ord - 17. · 1:00 ... 304-273... I room lftd beth ~fDr ..min Pomoroy. CoN 114·112·1413 ott•I:OO. Fum....., 2 room cotte~• for Olnollo - pold, ·phano UI.OO utllldoo 304-171· 3100 llfl71·1101. 1"' otoryllo--onlond P- 42 Mobile Homes ____ fir.,._, for Rent Piealent, 3 bedroorna, 2\t till..... . . . ...., roOm. ·........ -d. 8tZ·2481-Ingo. - · ......... Coli - 2 bdr. fum. or "unturn. convenient l o - . U - Rlwor R~ .. .. .. ld ....,. _ .... Soc. dop. riq. Coli 114·448· 8111. 32 Mobile Homes for Sele UPI'• R._ Rd. - - 2 c h - only, ott. • doll. Col 114·441· 2430 or 814-448· 0108. ~ooom.z · -a-o.fua 1:1••• mtnt. a....olollltl.lotliot NEW AND USED MOilLE HOMEI . KEIIEl'l QUAUTV MOilLE HOME IAUI, 4 MI. WElT. QAWPOUI. RT 31. PHONE 814·-7274. 2 bedroom moble home. R• olno. Coii14·H7·7141. 2 - . . . - •111 per molltll pluo 1100 dopoolt. Yi>u lil'f utltti•. Aduftt only, no ,.... 114-141-2234. . "" ,., '"'"""· ............ U... HomololooUOO-n. I tv ... ot Cantare, Chilllcothl · -C-.._Col1· 100-121-0712 for - · 1871 M-14•'1'0 , _ o 114·311· n .ooo. Muot 1110. 1111 lhulu mobUa hom. 14a70. 3 t>ed oom, totalllect· riG. niW centnl air condltWII•, vinyl ........ Inning. _.t v.,., condltloll, *-"W' llt•utt on ...,tad lot. U1 ,100. Col 114317-0147. 1bl3 Vlndolo. _.t _,d, CoM IU-441-8211. ze ft. cllll A •.auttve fully ........... 30.000 miloo. very nloo. ... 000. Col I 14-441· 4117. 1172 Acadelny ._.. - 12xH wtth • 4a1Z tip out. oo""'lotlly fumlohld. bodo, n.100. Col 114-2111441. For _.. Ot rent 1173 Fre.lom *"' c..- 12•11. 2 ..... hDDIIup. lir cond., K.,..r DIIttlot M ,700. t111- ... noo dop. Col 114--·3112. 1980 ........, 14114. 2 """'' untumlohod. winy! - CoM· plnnlnollncludod. Muot Mil. 304-7T3-8173 . 1911 Now Moon. 10•11. 2 bedrOOrN. loCIIIttd 011 143 lftd Klnalllury Rd. CoU 114-742· 2214. 2-..omlrii•AohlonUpl ... Rood. 41.10.00 month pluo utllltlol. 304-1"'4011. 44 Apartment for Rent Roome for r111t. ~~w . wlllk. month. 01111 Motet Ctl 11.. 441-IIIO. R-oolow•t120 mont~~. F...lohod rccm U11. Udllloo 111 2nd Clollpollo. lh•• bllh. linGle m•. Call 11•- -4411. pd. 46 S pece for R~!!t 79 Motors Home• a. Cempere '"""' Mobh homt~pece for rent M.- HMC. Coll14-441-3117. Lorao lot Addloon-lulovllo Rd. • fi. Rt. 7. Coll14-441·4211. .._ .,....,..., e4a month. COI\lonory o.... CoN 814·4414013. Trolor op-. lond Hill Rood DOnwn'-' to tchoolt. 1t0re end lloopltol. City ovolloblo. I"!!Uiro Roooloo. 304·1'11-4100 1:00 """ 4:00 d~.... U71 mo. Col 304-171·1\04 .. 304·111-7128. F - - opt. 2 bclr 4111 . u1 11 4tll Oolllpolo. w..-.pd. Coll814·441·4411 oftor lpm. aportly -~~~· 2 bdr.. utllllol pold • 110 mo.. Col 304·871· 11 04 or 304·171· 1311 or 104-171-7121. Hou• • ll*'tiMf'll for linglel. Coli 304-171·1104 or :10417J.1311 .. 304-171·7121. fumlohod 2 bdr. opt, utllld• por11o11y pold. coi 304-171· b104 Ofl7&·1311 .. 304-171· 7121. 2 · bolo. fumlohod .,.. newly cobloot. *'-· 441·4141onytlmo. Wooh• • *YI<. couc:ll, bod· ~.., ~ w1n • noom., ...' - ' ,.,_ 1 g, twtn bod, ...., • • bodop....s. Coli 114·441· 3224. ._&hop equipment. Dnng room Ht. ot'* fumlture. C1ll -ory M¥ llico. oxygen • IOCitVatne regulalo11 • cunlng tord!. Young ducko. Col 114--·4410. ,.... Muet or mobile horne. 2 bedroom, ·, ..., ooun304-171· 7211. Wlftt • try-..... • polio, Clll 1881. .r. a. · wtth Aloo tto~:ae• b8 ft.big. · IWnk\t loth u - oondRion. Coli 814· 112·1217. For ute porclt twtn;a. Cal 304-n3-1178. Commodor 14 Comput•. dltc ..... 30 rdcb. • old, IIIII In orlglnol t300.00. 20 lnd! boyo IMK blcvdo t30.00. lot of t30.00. 304E..lno 171·1114 ..tl• 4:00PM. -·joy 111 Household Gooda I WAIN AUtnON • FURNITURE 12 Olvo lt., Clolllpolo. NM. u.d wood·oooi010Y111 I pc wood Ul "'"" t3", bunk 0181, --·..·-· u... btdroom Mlh-. ,......, - ... •• . NM IMngrcom ouR• ntt-4181. - o.... buylnol ..... - d Col 114-441-3188. 110••· GOOD UIEO .APPUANCES w-. dry.... rofrlaorotoro. rene11. lklltll Appllenwa. Uppor Rl¥or Rd. ........ Stone .... 814-441· 1181, 127 :!fd. Awo.Clollpollo.OH. .._ ooctlon of "'ollly fuml· ture. 1211 E11tern Ave ., O.lllpollo. For .... good Ul.. oolor floor model TV'o. Coli 114-441· 1141. KMollon coblnOID very good conditicM, elto 10rne bul:dttr lila'* _,..., ..... Coli 441-1271, 114· 304-137-2211, no 1n1w.r, c:atl Hltf nam• bl-. you pick. t3.711 buohll. Col 114·441· 4111. c..._ •• .._.. Corn f1 , Mceouolond Form end Gordon, •1 .t», &w111t &0 dol, Helf Nnn• 69 For Sale or Trade 3101'1 oontroiAC, trldefor 1bo1t • motor. Colll14-!179·2240. 1871 C....., NO¥o, 4 door. CM'I'· 304-171· 3221. UKC reg. Engioh Coonlloundo. 1 -old-· he. br.dlne. 304·171·4117 or 171· 7808 . I Air DOndh:lon, 3 ton. centrll unit mobillpec:k for m:Jbilt hom1 l.rrn• 0800.00. 304·111·1171. .\ Supfilil' liVI:~!IJJ'K Zero• 3300-11 ooplor, 304·171· 1244. Woodm•er wood •41 GO .. bumer. All n.w enechmenta. u.d 3 montllo. 4310.00. 304· 171·4373 .. 171· 1113. I ft. . - g gl- door. 304· 178·84143. Commodore 14 Comput11 and dillt drive, plue extr... 1210. 304-178-7224 _.,.., 111 Ferm Equipment CRotl• 80NI u.s. 31 w.... Ohio. 114· 211-1411. ......, F-oon. Now Holland. luoh Hot Soloo a IOIVioo. Ovor 40 1111d trecton to llto011lrom J-. • OOf11tlllellne of MW • Ulld equlpmtnt . Llltllllt llltctlon in I.E . Ohio. ~tot 71 321·8131. John"l Auto ...... a. : EWflii'Mnl. llwn cere, un~ grl¥11, top 101, rnuldl. fire- , , _,._.,.......... - 1. • Don'• Lln•CIPII 9148. J • J'o Homo lmp.....,.ont. VInyl lldlng, - . . . . _ eqll. -rMnOVII, ohlinlink......... fen011. ' bloolto. Col 0on 114- Vans a. 4 W.O. 18111 Oodgo win- - · 310 .n • ., Pl. Pl.,.. AC", good oond. tZZOO. Coli 114-241-1294 . .no.,,..,. for S1le 14 C......,o, outo. 17.000 m. .. 43000. 71FI-., 31,000 mloo. nzoo. Cell 1114·371· 2182. 11M Plyrnoutll Duotor, 1177 Cadlloc -.p do ville. 18n GMC \\ .,n .......... Pldlup - ·· Coll14·-·1112. 1171 Dodge Mog~um. 12.000 mioo. outo, olr. Nloo. CoR 1"·371-2721 . MF mowing moolllno - t311. 300 gol. • ,..,. 4281, I ft . bwh hog tZIS, hoy _ . , e2ao. 3 " · 4111< uta. ftoid mo- 4211. Coli 814-281· 1122. 1174 Oodoo Romchorv• FWD •king . ttiiO. Col 114· 2111· 1101. 1971 a-y folr oond.' - vory little ... t7 .. 11 .... golon. tlll . Col 114·371· 2341 no lund oro. 1171 Oodoo von tiOO. CoR 814·441-0331 olt• I . 1110 Mercury M1t11utl Ill. cond., one own•. Loaded. Cel 114-ol&l-3170. 1t71 Conv. .lon ven. 1111 Qlowy INCIII. nloo. 1178 c....., ...... Col .... I . 114·441· 2111 . 1171 FlborgloooNO¥o327· 321 . . ..,,._ ...lno,M·22 , 411!>d. "-· CoU 114··2,.41 . 1871CJ-1Joop 2111CUonglno, I oyllndor, 3 ,.& on - r . grill guard wtth wench • eofl top . cru-.. nM" tlr•. 11.000 mil•. uc. oond., ... 100. CoR ott• 1:30 114-oi&I·:IOH. 1110 70 o•loo 3 · • c - t -~loft. Coli 114112·11421. 1971 M-ry Zoohyr, good oond. CoM 814·211-t441 olt• 1880 KIX Kowookl 111 t210. Col 114·441·3112. IPM. 83 Com- lorlln01to AC, tolco ov• poymonto. Col 11 4·241· 1024 cw 114·248-MIO. 1113 Hondo Cl·1100. 1,200 miN, ~M bullY, mu.l tul MDI. 1817 Coolllloo 1-odo tiii. ·Col 114·441·0148. 1111 Hondo Cl780 cuotvm. low mlloO, ••· -d. Col 1177 Hollo¥ Hoe,olootrllctlldo. 101 · - 304-171·4011. 1171, MO K Hondo, 1.300 mlloi, tiOO .OO. 304·118· 7111. t 2 0 0 -.............. ., ... t12·M11 or 114·H2.t713. Jcr lllo: 1114 D - 0 ........ TuriiO Z I .... AC, AM-PM -..a-'18, N,N...... ......... wllll ,.., . ........ Rod V•lo•.r lot. n.ooo mllto, 17100. 1....-....DOIJhlln. CII 114--GH. • W"''" ....... Wollo. to present. @ Aik:e 1111 Jeopardy '" 8 :00 0 (]] llll Major League Bateball : Atlanta at New York Meta Chicago Cubs at Los Angelos 13 hrsl I]) Campbelis (]) World Class Champion · or ship Wreatling {60 min .) .tMtl, JtOoil lnd Wltlfbldl f..... Coli 114·317·0823 or 114-S17-n41 or 304·171· 1247, 711 Coli, HIMIIOftl. Jr-.1. Ito. Dolivorad 1 ton •• ,., Jil'll 304-171·1247 or 171· 7317. I1J 0 BOlte end . M~ora for Slhr delayed coverage of m en·s b01cing, diving . water polo and m01oball. (4 hr s.) 4 ...... c.loo. I1J Webster (CCI When Webster invites a fr iend fr om a children·s hos pi1al ho me for the weekend , th e boy 's mother is shocked when she learns the two have been playing rough Lonl•. INIOn.ll rlt.., lm~Jtedlltt 2,000 gollon ~- ...t..... ll"mes (A) 1!11 CD MOVIE: 'Cat Peo· - ' "· -11. .... col *·171· 2t11. . pie ' []) - .otlw!of-... ......, ................. -••::J . 0101 -.GO. leo )lOt ,_... A¥_11t tto1r1t ''? e , , 104-171,-3211. •• M.....,· L - _ _._ 104-171·31". A. . . t:IIIILfktll ............ . . . ,, MObleMrNI 104·171·2111 .. 304-171· Kon ' o (jJ) Entertainment To night leeza Gibbons begi ns a four-part series on te lev ision game show s fro m past WttltrJon't Wit" HeuUng. 1 bedtoom ept. In donftiOWn Middl1par1. All ullll:'-a pilid. a-. J..,... loy• W1t11 Service. Alto poole ftHad . Coiii14·2BI·1141 • or 114·441·1171or 114·441· 7111 . m 71 H-H-400, Oltro nloo. 8,000 ...... . 1.000. 304' 171· 7224 .. 114-Wt·nu. ' 11h c.,v.ao. T•TOfOI tiHI. 114-·2·1421 ... - .. Coo.,. Chivllorln Middleport. 1171 General Hauli?~ ...... ' ' " ,, • • ........ Ito... 77 .---.1111',01. 87 ........- ooto 248. . A-1 1 ·1 1 1 - . , I IlL 71 Auto Pertl @ Ul ()I) Twilight Zone In TRIITAT! , UPHOLITSRY .HOP 11 U leo. Aft.. Clolipalio, 114·441-.71U or 1114·441 . rw o separate stories , a voung boy hopes for a good mark on the government 's mcamina1ion for 1 2· yearolds . and two children from different periods in. li~:Tt e make tetep athic contact . (60 Ill M Fumllurw M..,footuilo· lt. lit. 7, Cloy, Oii. IIIII l14-lt1·1470, "'Il' lwo. 114· 441 · 1411 . Old • now c- u.........-. ,_..raw. 2217. Newahour Upholstery 11U. ' •A-eeortee MacNoii· Lahrer .. .... min .) (R) . (jj) w..hlngton WHk In Review ICC) @ MOVIE: 'The Valachl Papen' 8 :30 I]) Oorll Oey'o Boot Fr11011da '"' []) 8 (]) Mr. B..vedere · ;I" iCC) When Weolay is .. lito ~ "'' ' .'• ' ' ,_,., ' ~ ' I • >"I ~ <j • ·1 •"•t"-'•'•· • . ... ·, ~ ..... ,;.. moved to an advanced cla ss at school. he meets a girl who asks him to the VaUm· l1l Mr. Sunshine iCC) CID Great Performances ICC) Solo violinist Gidon Kr emer leads the Engli sh Chamber Orchestra in Anto nio Vivaldi 's ·· rhe Four Sea - 9 :30 sons" . (60 min.)IRJ . 0 l1l ABC Comedy Spe· cial: Men About Town (CCI A struggling bach elor ·s life changes considerably when he meets the girl of his dreams at a family w edding· Game (]) Major League Base· ball's Greatest Hits: 1977 World Series !AI. I]) Sanford and Son II) (1) Taxi 0 I1J@ Wheel of Fortune 11J A_ionY Boys 'play. lA). (f) Of Principal Interest @ Ill liZ! MOVIE : ' Running Out' (A) . Newshour UI IIZJ Divorce Court @ Private Benjamin @ Wheel of Fortune 7:30 0 (]] Cll New Newlywed 'The Paul reluctantly fills in for a missing actor in Leon· s new (I) Nightly Business Re· port @ News @ MacNeil-lehrer Jr. owner. 86 0 CD Hogan ' s Heroes D l1l Jeopardy -4137, J . .• L: D.-n. J.A.R. ConiiNCtlon Co., ·Ru· ,lend, Ohio. IU· 742· ZB03. IIHmtntl, Footn. Conii'N wortl., llddtoe·•· Doz., end Ditdltr, Dump truckt, 1nd water - gaa· ••wer·electrlc:~l lin•. Chllfie Httfleld op«alor. (]] PM Magazine I]) Man from U.N.C .L.E C!J Sport.Center Ill ltow lftd tumece tiMoll and ropolro. 304-171-1073. Excavetlng 0 ([) Entertainment Tonight Leeza Gibbons begins a four -pan series on television game shows from past t o present . • w ffi C!J Top Rank Boxing from min .) Live I]) MOVIE: From Brazil' C1) Wall Street Week 10 :00 fJJ CD Soap 0 polo : and women 's di 11 .ng f4 hrs.) l1l g CIJ Dlff'rent Strokes ICC) Arnold musl make a tough decision when hiS -.!!_es•d enrs W ife " . tina·s dance. (R) . (jj) Wall $1reet Week I].J 700 Club Laa Vegao. NV 12 hrs ., 30 [[) Goodwill Games Tape 11n c - 221. Loodod. Muot .... f790Q;Co1114·Ha. lou-. CARTER 'S PLUMBING ANDHEAnNCl Cor. Fourll! end Pine Ooi-. Ohlo Pllono 11 4-441·3888 or 114441·44n 9 :00 fVENING Plumbing a. Hutlng .114-·7:0317. 1111 Cllovy M - - ·· Eoonoml ... f...., - · radlol - · ..... --- .- d. tt,IIO. Soo or col Gory F. Hytoll 114·•2·1311. 2041. ... Good·1 E•ciiVatlng, b81tn'1.-tl. loOt. .. driVMIYI. MPiicllftlu., lMdlaiPing. C.tl 1nytin11 114- 1112·1-:r.P-eor. 221. T· T09, lo ad. e7f00. Cont... Butch Rouoll ol 11 4-112· 1311. otter lpm 11 4·P2· . 82 FRIDAY 7/11/86 7 :00 74 Motorcycle• 78 Ford Or•llla. niDI, AC, wire ........... AM·FM . -. Col 114· 2111·1221 or 114·211· 1417. Wonted 1111 ~~-· _ . _ to ......... 1. CoU·lf4371·214111f 814·241·1141. Et•ening Television Listings _______________________________..;;--~--------- 181-3102 83 1171 Dido CUI._ Sup.-, U.OOO or btll offor. Col 114·143-2211 . 0 - chiOI ~ 11.3 cubic ft. In ou. oond. Coli 114-ol&l· 2HI onytlmo 11cop112 PM to 3:30PM. EVCN THE SWEETL.EYS' CAT SENT ME A FOSTQ'.RD FROM DI.SNEY\o\OR LD. EVcRYBOOr' SEEM~ TO 6c=AWAYQ..I VACATION • SLIMMER CAN E3E PRETTY I!!ORII\Ia. .• . PurY1) ..... end ..viOl. 3()4e·. 1813 Chry.._ Lolorcn 2 d!., olr, coMtet. t.JP. .. LIKE THE ROBBERY AT 'THE MEI<OiANlS 13ANK ! FOI L.ED 511Q'i9LE·HANOC:DI...Y 'THIS MCRNING-: Hou• c..il on RCA. QUIUr. ClE . 80Kiollng In Zonhh. Col 304-1'11-2381 or 114·441· 2484. 1110 CIM¥v v• •c:. cond, duel· Fony Troo 'l'....,mlng. ....... olr • !loot. CNIIo. lilt. I ,.,.,... Col 304·171-1331 . -...-. n .•l . Coiii14371·Z341 no SUI!doyo. · RINCILEI'I SERVICE, ••pi/:"rionood corpontor• ..-don. m - pllntor, _.,.(lndud1180 CI!OIIy von ooc. - · duol olr • hoot. Cnoloo. till , B ifta hot tar app":atlon) 3()4-'. • - . . . - . U •• l . 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Up front !roc· &1•·"1- • '71 FIOO 2 .,n, 8 opood. 2 opood,11 ftftotbod, _.tcond. 73 ] f .IIIS!IIJI . 8unl., StMI'MI' 2 room min- : lmum UO pw room. Oetll• ; · Molgo· VInton Countloo. 1·1011- , 301 VI .,gino. Ao.oo., Pli , PI, - · oop, 4711 . Wll nogoci.,. prioo. IU-742-2334 or 814-•2· 1320. " : r••· ----1177 C. 10 l'o.. n pldl·.. tNCk. t.w on the wtgOn, .. Coiii14·2111·11U. 71 Chov. PU e410. Col 114· 441· 1847. tt .CIO. 304-171·1171. AWA.Y WITH THIS! bt..., • Interior IIUCCO. Pl..._ • plMt• Low ,.t... : · Bulowillo Rd., Gill/polo, OH. Coli 114-448-4013. WE lHEM GET Beeement., Wotorprccllng. 1112 Madoiii!HI .. olr. AM·FM, zo ........ding ""'· llr "'' bMI or -.. .. Ctntenery .,... ~lET CAN'T F... - -· Coli ooloct• 1-114-237·0411,..., or nlf!h£.' Roget).l 1870 Chevrolet 1 ton wrldl•. 1811 C._,.lot plclwp boot ollor. Col 114·ol&l·l201 •• 114·448·11 13. EM oom for lllo. Col 114·241· 8111. Good mlxlld TNckl for Sale ez.••· THA.TIS TERRIBLE~ Uncondftion.. Yftthne guer ... lee. LocM rll•ence~ fumlthld. 4•4. Col ott• 1:30 1114·441· 2707. Hey a. Grain Home Improvement• BASEMENT WATERPROOFING otrip. llaltlful I yr old Stondord m ... ..,. former SteW Chlm· eleo Ouert• horae broodme... 304-4118·1817. 84 FNit Vegetables 3A A. flrnt. lilt 1 Leon. Mllll1 Oflor. 1·104-111·1421. 311 Loti • Acreege .......... ALLEY OOP -----------------~·~~ e10.100. 304·171· 1984 Ford Bronoo llrow for oolo. Col 114·441· 1142. .. 221. 14.ooo •aMI• oond. _.. with rod pin Layittl hint. 10 a~nt• .m. c.t~ ft. whlto llborglooo tN .. VolloyF.-o.-·-· 1111 Iuddy 12111- 1174 two taam edd · t·roo,rn. Opportunity. ... :100.00. 304-812-3711. . Pomeroy 2 bdr, Neytort Run. 1171 mo. t100 dopoolt. wid. Upright pi- with boglnnn ... 1...... noo.ao. 304· 773•1271· Nloe hou .. or mobHe home Jn Building m1terial1, cement, blodtl llllkft, yard or •llv.ry. Wlpalll ltodl Co.• 123V. Pine St., Cl.Uipollo. Olllo Coli 114· 441·2713. ,..t otorto t211. o month thn lncluM ol u t -. 0 - " 1oqulrad of 0200. 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Col Ill H- 441-H40 or Holldoy Inn 441· 0010!00111213. polio. c... MOIOI. 114-441-1318. octulto only, no poto. Col 114· 441-2404. Muaical lnatNmenta . S1~rV 1 1'P.S mUM. dirk red, tuned port 11 4·441·0108. Hotpolnt - · ...,.., kltdlon cobln... oink • woll colllnoto. ~~ ... window• like nM¥. chiOI - · · 1871 M-ry ~good nonnlngc:ondldon. Coli 114·311·7217. c.- ~............,.. .. ' , '71 Fl11 ~ &Dicier convertible. 304-171·2032 . 1111 iONE'.$ ~E' gl.J~If?P. A.v... Po~t Pl....,.t, phone . 304-171·3271. . '71 Corvette Ll2 for 1111. 304-171·1122 . 67 J /V' c_..v ·-· like n.... . n , loot, 47,100. 2103 Ponloh · 1884 Ford Te~o. 4 dOOr, AC, "I'W !iroo. good -d. toke poymonll. col onytimo 304178·1727. Atori. -lng -!no. outo· mollc woohor, llvlng!OOm fum .. lit.,..,, d,..• • ahtat: al driW. . •loadoofothormloc.tt. .o.Col 114·441·1211. MAN-- HE= fc:NOW$ WHI?f!E" Al-L THE' . ,....,.--.. -.,rr' ~ - hut. ...,.DDIIt.IJnlll• .,_1 oondl· : · tlon. 1 mHt • • of Chllter on -· 0- ,--l (!;OMPE.Ri, HERE'. I) ou~ fviO.>i E'SSE'NTIAL fE?vEF!! ,--vv 1t7! Ch"""'lol pldl·up T.V., tttotrlc and a•·'' It AT. 241 . ~ru.·- - · HA~A C8111p•. Colll14· 8,000 ITU A·C 220 ..,h OliO. a... 12' boot ond troilor. 12 C'-Y PU 414. Coli 114·ol&l· 7019. APC)C,A,L.:':(P.$E! .. (?e,s"jl U:NCI? .. wRh • · •*· o.., CALL- OFF THE 1973 18 ft. ....11 trollor. SOH '· oontolnod, very good oondltlan. · : . n410. looor coN Gory F. Hyllll •. 114·•2·1388. . •. For lmmtdl.c• Twin bld1, hutd\, drill•. •d night ltlfld. 4 bor olldo 47 Wented to Rent FRANK AND ERNIE FINAL DAYS PRODUCTION DEPT. - IHP Wlltol Heroo riding lown ..._ t400. CoH 114-ol&l· 7101 or 814·ol&l·ll11. 2 .... . . . - ,...lolly fum .. *· Fermi for Sele · ·· ... or wll coMid• othlf' 1111 C~ D.., Houoo .....,.. Ho.....-. luiHn mlcrowne. TV. ttereo, end dll· I end 2 belt. opto. tor rent. lulc ..... ........... Col 114- ·rent to< 1 bdr. n11. 1oo1c rent "" 2 ~o~r. 4212. Aloo azoo -· 742-2121. dop. roq. CloM to F-ond end MOilLE HOMES MOVED: in- lll'lnol V.U., - . . Jo'*IUrtd. ...ctntbll rat-. C.. !...,o A....-to. 114·441· 3117 . Eq,ul Hou1ing 304·171-2321 Opponunlly. 1173 '""'" 3 br. fum .. convol fUmltMd apartment. 1duh1. total Ilea .• oom• lot bldg. cheln· llnk fenct. 304· 773· only. Col 114-441·1123. 1112. 1171 Iuddy · - · ... oloctric. 12110. 304-171·2101 or S71· 2zt3. 12 lnd! Croltmon wood iotflo. bench • .., Fr.,d woodOlmlng - · tiOO. Col 814· 44I·01040t814·441· 7321 . TO LOOK FOR AWOTHEIZ 8 00IG TO READ. ~L---....1_ -d U""- •- For ..., Slooplng 11- end light ' - • kooplng rcomo. Pen Control Hotel Col 114 441 ceREMOI<V TOI>AY FOil OUR NEW ADULT 7-11 o•. Yon! ooloiJOOd!Oo. Muot toke ol t30. Col ottw 8:30 ln-o~&a. 2707. WHI L.~ 'YOU' Fl:C. WA ITIW0 TO GCT ~TA R TEO. I'M C>OIIJ6 A ~PECIA~ lufdl 310 motor 8nd tren•ml•; Mon. UHd tlr,... 318 Ptymoud.: ,.... 304-·S-3012. -T-·•-Id· - .... WE'RE GOING TO MA~I!! READER~. f:A~Y. ory quilt, hondmaclo !If ...,,.., gooup •100. Coli 304-137· 2111 "' 304-4111·1187. Fumllhed Rooms · AFTER LAt;T NIGHT, I CO ULP U!'! !OOMI! PEACE AND QUII!T. -r. So. Fourll! A.... Mlddlopofl. Olo. • 411 one. 11!1- ""' TWo IloilO oorvloo 11111on oil ..... Coli 114·111':. 7314 .....II or 114·812·1101 dovt. llll!lllc wltll ..,_._ ...-"" -· little. Col 114·371·2708. -"""· - 1 ... - . ..... Ptilfwt.... RICIIne ar · Pofll.nd tll•e~.D-adlnOIIIoot No ..,. ""-' E - Homo .-on ~I 1877 C· 10 "' .,n plall·up """"·· 301 VI . .,g~n., outo, PI, !J.I. good ..... cop, •181 . ... n....... prioo. 114· 742·2334. '' Co"'Piotoly - a d fumlohod. AI ......... 114· 112·1211 ·• 114-112-2314. COUNTRY MOilLE Homo P•k. R - 33, North of Pom_.,. .._ loto. CoN 114·192·7471. lar•• country khohln wit" lncludod. We - Peta for Sale 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiliiiiiiliiiiiiiT~~~~~~~~=::1 oond. ~ burn•.t171. ... Klr.o:lowood QOIId. e41o.wood· Col 44 Apartment 114-2111·1132. f or Rent - ---------41 Houaes for Reilt Old cool or wood otovo IIIP• lncludod tiO. Tor,. 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Ooolor lntllilrov.o .......... 211·112·4134. - - - - - eo.b2.f ....72, Plioihi . . .. llliho,........... ._......_.,._ ~- ~""'llil-119ftd·· '""-dloll 9 -ottoiiiOdypoftl. 73·10QM 10M' ..,.... l o! ... ntoln •d11-... llpall, lit. 33. NIW - ... W. VI. 304-112·2222. c-on·• Uoacl Jlrolhcp. o- _II~ 1,000!INO•.'I III!I,t 2, 11; 14, 11. IlL, •.•• I ~lito '""lit 211. Page ~~'SWi16A taxa•• ,..., Rio Orondo. 0. Col 114· 2\11-1121 . I(U:~. The Daily Sentinel . lVII WllMOIIT . 11 .1x44111 Ground Howg -·chromo ...-,rime lor!! loll Fc;wd or _.,.~ Coll14-ol& · 1U2. . . ......... OlD. C~do Win· - 112-2281. ._ - v a. Acce110rlee ~ j Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio ·_-; C1) Love Boat ICC) A woman mee1 s a very unusual man, Judy and V1 Ck 1"s fr iendship may be on the skids. and a man discover s the truth about his true love . (60 min .l (R) . (l} In Search of the Trojan War : Empire of the Hit· titits The diplomatic cris1s during the Trojan W ar 1S reviewed . (60 min .) (jj) News 10:30 I]) Bill Dana till (!) INN News ® Sneak Previews MOVIE : 'The Re· venge of the Cheerleaders' 0 Cll Hewaii Flve-D @ MOVIE: 'Food of tho Gods' 12:30 O (]JiliJ ToBeAnnounced I]) Bell of Groucho I1J ABC Newo Niglltline @ MOVIE : ' Snow White daos In Stereo . (RI CIJ Puttin ' on <Il Blh Cosby Show • CD Love Connection l1l SCTV e ET vitlts the hu sband and wife team of Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland on the set of their new movie, " The ., 1n a 1950 's s1yl e doo-wop promotion opera . In Stereo 12 Afflm\ ® News 13 Honor 4 1 Heap DOWN 1 Graph 2 Musical 3 ~~~~~ of confli<'1 (pref.) 33 Farceur 34 N :Z . parrot min .} SATURDAY 7/12/86 WOlD OAMI EVENINQ 7 :00 0 III Too Clooe for Com · fort I].J Campbello (]) Flahln' Hole (60 min I !AI. l1l ., CD Smell Wond01 Ill l1l tliJ Hoe Haw 160 a.... I1J WKRP In Cincinnati • CD One Step Beyond 811J ABC No- Nlghtline ()) Auotln City Umlta <HI Allee liZ! MOVIE : ' lt'o Alive' CBi Tr_.. John. M.D. 1 1 :411 D (]] To Be Announced 12:00 I].J Jock Benny ffi Auotreu.n Ruloa F001· boll '811(60 min.l CIJ Goodwill Oamoo I1J Entet1alnrnon1 T onlght In by THOMAS JOSEPH In ACROSS 1 Sourpuss (]]) Alive from Off Center 5 Failure 9 Present Adolescent lo ve and lhe ro· mant ic movies -of the 40·s l 0 ~ of and 50's are brough1 to hfe m il itary_ thoma Deep' O four Rearrange letters of scrombl.d words I trHI 13 hr•.) I1J Proflleo of Natu,. <HI J-rdy (]j) Wild ArneriCII (CCI <BJ At 1he Moriea . 8 :00 . D (]] tliJ The Flicts of Ute Blair lo unoKpecledly caned F 1-:--,, rIf I the c ity PL~~ .,.;...;I I c12 II 0 r--(Yr-lt t WH A L S ·1 • a tl Molher 1o her very glum son: "If I' I I I Z you ~-=·==·==-::::·:;~·..-, to •I IF 01 FIE sl TI' Ie keep on 11ylng tnlngfl8re go. lng beofbad, you have chance beComing a - a good ." I r . . Cornple!o 'tho chuckle quoled bv filling in the missing words yau develop from step No. 3 below . dolay~d cover-a- of men'a and women·a tennis; men ·s boxing. wreaJ(tng; w•ter 39 Blnhstone (Oct) 40 Parking lot mishap DAILYCRYPTOQtJOTES - Here's h ow to work it : AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In t/us sample A 1s used for the three L's X for the two o·s. etc. Stngle leiters. apostrophes, the ief181hand'fonnatwn of Ihe words are aU · hints. Each day the code letters are different. (JRYPTOQUOTF: 7-11 c 8 p vJ HJ n .,W..,.nmnu·s .SCUM-IllS AIIISWIIS · 1l-" - WomiY _ . Q111tN - 'HOTS pM HOUR -A~ Who dleetpllnel her ofllld 18 like a naval chip out I t t - g111ng e1on0 81,WII NOT8 I* HOUR. K U R C T M ~1 r 11 ·I tJ \ I( STC OTM!lXOV , 11 \: .J \ R 11 C' l ' X T r· ll\ :.I<.JV !l l ' l l \ .1 QXJOQHXT O XR li (J ( H 0 HJO C HJQ C 8 in aa a birthing coach when her mother delivers her baby on Chriotmoo Day. (R) In . St 0reo . ' . · , I].J MOVIE: ' Flying TifllfS' ffi Hydroplane Regattot (80 min.) (R). l1l Go a"'"'"' o.meo Tape 95 Stringed instrument (var.) 37 Zes1 38 MoniJlna bek.w to form four simple words. m ffi SportoCan1er ~=:~~sw~:~ h~~~~~s ~~ka;~ Sfdi'SUlft adyances wward her S1ereo CIJ Sneak Previews St ereo . e m American Maatera: K•therine Anne Porter'. min.) fCCJ The works of author '• 11J 'IIVI1d AmeriCII !CCI Katherine Anne Porter and · @ Wheel of Fortune her early life in Texas are (]j) Newton' o Apple ICC) profited through interviews g (]2) Solid Gold and dramatiza tion . ~ 60 min .) <BI It' a a Uving 1 1 :3D 0 , (l) <l1J Best of Can1on lnaltle Look 7:30 D Tonlgh!-' s guests are Roben I]) Ount of Will Sonnatt Klei n, Andreas Volle nweid e r l1l What'o Happening and Ri chard Bass. (R} In Now . Stereo , Ill crJ Major Laague I]) Biomo lo Allen 111!11: Clnclnna11 at Mon· ill) ~~rt~~~:~ fora ne~r-day re- , 0 In Newa the Hitl News Aav (]] llll Me and Mro. C ~ 4 JtUube 1 :30 I].J Father Knows Beat 5 Manumit B:30 CIJ News 6 (lulg. home is burglarized. Mary 10 :00 0 (]] @ Re mington gre atly Yet~tenlay's Answer It1 , l!l lDI Newo IAI attempts to convince lester Steele After ret urmng fr om~: 'log gold coin 2 :00 D (]] JIIewo 7 ~s~~n to refurnish the entire apartan out -of-town lnp. Laura ugt_~s~e I]) 700 Club 22 In row s Z9 f] iraffe's 8 (R)In Stereo. and Rem1ngton •nvest1gat e upm s ..... ment . C!J Mazda Sportolook IRI. ([) D (I) Ben110n CCC) (R) . th e.r own murders wh1le ev c~eator 10 Sou p or cousm fJJ IIl MOVIE : ' Butch and IJD) (Jil MOVIE: 'The eryone mourns their deaths 16 L1q_ u or 11 Tantalize r anks. 30 Corrupt Sundance: The Early Dayo' Cowboya' (60 min .) (R) In S1ereo . 17 ~ hmaware 15 Cornice, e. ~ . 2.3 Empower 31 Gp lf score 2 :15 @ CNN Headline Newo D Gil The Golden Girls I]) To Bo Announced Ite m s 18 Food fish 24 Suspend 33 Left 9 :00 2 :30 C!J SportaConter Blanche is courted by a (!) Superbouts Leon Sp1nks 19 Snake 21 Doorway 25 Bungle 36 Hiddy 3 :00 I].J MOVIE: 'The A1omlc wealthy bachelor. (A) In vs. Muhamm ad Ali (l as Ve 20 Gotc ha! part 28 Cr own 37 Outlln Kid' Stereo. gas . February , 1978) . (60 21 Louver C!J AWA Wrel11ing 12 hrs.l CJ) Budweiter Truck and m1n .) 22 Burn IRI . Troc1or Pull From Philadel· Cll MOVIE: ' Doctor Who: 24 Knoll ® Comedy Break phia, PA . (60 min.l (R). Web Planet ' 2& Curve 3 :30 ® INN News "()) D (J) MOVIE ; ' Run CTIJ American Playhouse 26 Indian 4 :00 [[) Lost in Space ning' (CCI (R) . Movie Festival: The Eurocymbals I!II C!l MOVIE : 'The Diary 11J Myot<Oriouo World 27 Tahle scrap of Anne Frank' CUl Naahville Skyline peans A resp ec tab le Elos- 28 Thinking h-+-+--1 @ MOVIE: 'Cop-Ou1 ' ton famil y IS VISited by two marriage 4 :30 I].J MOVIE: 'Sixteen Fa· fortune -hunting cousins (90 32 Threefold ..-~+- St ereo. ® News 11 :00 8 (]]11J 0 11l®JGI IIZJ@ Derby (60 m1n ) Chicago Cubs at Los An · gales 13 hrs 1 10:30 fB CD l1's a Uving ~ _ 11:00 O (]JI1J 0 11J@ I!l C!lll!5J I1J SHing Things (60 min ) @ g (]2) Alan King Show A highly successful busi· ness tycoon dectdes to leave Wall Street 10 become a college professor . [i) Auetin City Umits In Stereo. @ MOVIE: 'The Trial of Chaplain Jensen ' • (I) (JJ) 227 Wh en their rn Dobie Clillia C!J Roller NASHVILLE ing and the guys at school 9 :30 0 and the Three·Stooge• ' 1 :00 * girlfriend is romantically will- 12:45 0 (]] <l1J Friday Nigh1 Vi· CHI Major League Baseball : Drag Racing's Most humorous and colorful moments on FABULOUS HOPPERS Tonight at 9 c f) T MI J \ , lV l' \ H 0 . Z 8 .1 . ll ll M (' W 11 .I .I Yeetenloy'o C ..,.toquot.e: Wl'.' r W PEOPLE Kroi <lW A GOOD TiliNG THE MIN UTE Til E (ITHER FE L~,)W SEES rT FIRST. - J .E. HEI!GES •. I �r• • - -' • ,.. 11. 1986 ~ ... .Local •• Briefs:___;...--..~' '' ··~,. '"' .Augu.st WIC schedule announced ' ' • . ' . ' 'lile August schedule lor the pickup of roupons at the Meigs County ~h Department by part'lcipants in the WJC Program is Funeral sen.ices rw Goldie Andrew Swart, 95, Vl~la Beach, Va., formerly of Racine, were held Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Platt· Barnhill Funeral Home In Washing· ton, Pa. Burial was In Prosperity Cemetery, Prosperity, Pa. Mrs. Swart died Monday. . She was preceded In death by her husband, James W. Swart, and a son, J . Kenneth Swart. Surviving are two daughters, Marjorie Crow, VIrginia Beach, formerly of Racine, and Genevieve Estes, Las . Alamitos, Calif.; eight grandchild· ren, five great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. IIIU!OUnced. · Pickup days are Aug. 1, Aug.4, Aug. 5, 9 toll a.m. and 1 t03 p.m., all tllree days. Those who cannot make the appointed days are to report·!lll Aug. 11 or Aug. 18, 9 to 11 a.m. and I to 3 p.m. .. Vets' representative visits county Roger Tackett, administrative assistant to the Director of the Governors otfkle of Veterans Affairs, was in Meigs County this ' ' ' week rill'ellng with Meigs Veterans Service Officer Hugh Custer and Ohio Bureau ol Employment Services officials. In his.visit to the county, Tackett wanted to remind emplcyers of the Veterans Job TralnlngProgram available locally with the Ohio Bureau ol Employment Services. In this program, the Veterans ' · Administration wUI pay an employer up to $10,IXXI to help train and hire a Korean or Vietnam veteran whohasbeenwtof wockfor !Orut ot the last 15 weeks. Tackett also reminds veterans and their families of the War Orphans Scholarship available to children of veterans who are deceased,100 percent non-service connected, disabled , or Ill pe-cent or more service connected disability. For more information, residents shOuld contact Custer. ' Tackett sald also If a veteran or the family of a veteran is trying to '' lind Information about .his or her discharge that the Governor's ' Office of Veterans AffairS has a DD-214 form which serves as a discharge and Is available In Columbus only If the veteran applied for a wartlmP bonus. For more information on this residents can write the Governor's Office of Veterans Affairs, State House Annex Room 11, Columbus, Ohio. Michael T. Spaun Michael Todd Spaun, 14, 266B5 Apple Grove-Dorcas Road , Racine, died Thursday at Children's Hospital In Cincinnati. He was born Aug. 17. 1972, at the Holzer Medical Qonter In Galllpolls, the son of Charles R. and Betty Glllllan Spaun, Racine. Besides his parents, he is survived by a brot~r. Kevin Spaun, Racine; a sister, Joy Spaun, Racine, and his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Spaun, Racine. Several cousins also survlve. He was affiliated with!~ Chester Church of God and the Mount. Moriah Church c1 G>d. Preceding him In death were his Aging council sets meeting There will be a special meeting of everyone who is a mem her<1 the Meigs County Couocil on Aging or the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center at 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 22. at the Meigs Count y Senior Citizens Center. The purpose of thE.> meeting is to revise the constitution and by-laws to conform with Medicaid regu lations. Copies of the revision are available for inspection at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. ·~======:::::;::::::::::::::=:;:=====~m:a:t~er:n:al~gr::an:dpa~r:en:t~s~,A~lte::n~a~n:d~ ::· Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On July 7, 1986 In tho Melgo County Pw>bote Ccturt. c- No. 211.1se. J.,et J.,. liN. 423 . _ Street. Mldcllpart. Olio 41780, 11>..,,.. Aantntotrllri>l af the -..of Mary A. Naaulrold. ilet:nnd, illle af 130 l.auNI Street. Pon.oy, Meigs Cctunty, Ohio. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On July '7, · 1988, in Reel E1tate General Meigs Cctunty P!oboto Court. C..o No. 25,186, Robert R. H - . 48116 Morning Star Ro... Recine. Ohio, 46771 wu appoinnted Adm.,illraW'Ir "CLELAND CLAM" TO HELP YOU' BUY AND SEU Probate Judge lena K. Nonolroad, Cleric (7i 11, 18, 25. 3tc · Public Notice 64 Misc .. Merchandise NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On July Bth, 1986, in IM Mtlgo County Probolt C11o No. 25 , 187, 'C..,rt, Fr... W. Porter, Jr .. P. 0. 8011 888, Pomeroy, Ohio (111718. w11 appointed bocutor of tba Nt411o ol Blodyo ' ~- MOON, doce11oci, late ol 301 Wright Streol, Pomoroy, Ohio. 411769 . Robert E. Bud<, . Probate Judge LAne K. Nouoirood , Cleric 11, 18,211. 3tc We •o•'t "Horu Aro•••"r Ctll the Clel111• Clan to 811¥ ••• Sell! • m 608 EAST MAIN PUBLIC NOTICE A ., mmory of tM .,acted Jludgol of Sotiobury Townithip ohowing tba int101dod 111DDLEPORT - Beautrlul older colonial with all modern leatures, includm gm·ground pool. l~teplace, central arr;-tDr· mat dining room. 2 baths. lamliy room and more. $43,900 .00. qullt. Salisbury Townahip MIDDLEPORT - Nrce remodeled I ~ story home on a quiet street m Middleport Many features. must be seen. PRICED REDUCED $23,000.00 Wando Eblin, Cleric Meigo County, Ohio '' f7111 . 1tc ' POMEROY - You should see thrs house' Riverview,comple· tely remodeled instde and out J.41>!drooms, 2 baths, deck, centr~l air. and more. ~6 . 900 00. Real Estate General INTERESTED IN BUYING APPROXIMATELY 2112 ACRES OF ST. IT. 7 NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL? IF SO, PLEASE PHONE HOME NATIONAL BANK 949-2210. NEW USTING- MIDDLEPORT- l hts one should be sold! Excellent condrlion home in a great neighborhood 3 bed· rooms. I '17 baths, drning room. full basement. 2 car garage, central au and heat, all storms. klw heat bills, carpeting and ma ny great featu res. $47,!)10.00 . NEW LISTING - RACINE- Own 2 acres of land with garden space, lrurt trees and elbow room' 2 story, 4 bedroom home in good cond ttron. Garage, nea r schools' $24 .000.00. OFf ICE .. ....... ..... .. ..... ............. ........... ..... ....... 992-2259 HENRY E. CLELAND JR ........ .......... ...... ....... 992-6191 JEAN TRUSSELL.. ......... ............ ............ .... ... ... 949·2660 DOTTIE TURNER .. .. ..... .... ........ .................... 99'2·5296 SPECIAL S(AMP "- "' ·' \; I L \ 20" •2 CYCLE GAS ENGINE CUT •HEA VY DUTY STEEL \ ~ ~_;} DECK •ONE YEAR WARRANTY :=::: $23!!~~- SPICIAUY PIICED j, 1 "For""'rly Modern Supply" CLEVELAND (UP!i - One ticket was sold bearing all six numbers In Wednesday's Super Lotto drawing for a $7,500,264 jackpot, an Ohio Lottery spokeswoman said Thurday night . After federal tax has bei>n withheld, the winner wUI receive an annual' check lor 20 years In the amount of $ll0,0!0.56. The name of the holder of the winning ticket will be announced after he or she submits It lor verification. There were 128 tickets sold bearing five of the ~six numbers. Each ticket is worth Ji33. There were 6,490 four-of-slx winners of $47 apiece and 1!Ml,418 three-of-six winners of S3 each. The winning numbers were ll ,'14 , 16, 22, 23 and 33. Ticket sales for Wednesday night 's drawing totaled Services By Rev. C. Sonny Zuniga 9:30 A.M.-Church School FoR ALL AGEs 10:30 A.M.-Morning Worship "We Love Because God Loves Us" USE THE POSTMAN TO DO YOUR BANKING! We The Correction Postage Walter Ellis, Pomeroy, was fined In tbe cqurt of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler recently oit a charge of squealing tires, rather than Walter Eblin, Pomeroy, at rqJOrted. Both • Veterans Memorial Admitted -Clara Slater, Middlepon: Kenl'll'th Wolfe, Rutland; Arthur Scholderer, Mlddlepon; Dan'iei Short, Chester; Mabel Pauley, Mlddlepot1. Discharged - Leona Hubbard. Pay let your US Postman 110 )Qir bank!• lor yoo .. Stop b~ ooe at our three convtni!nt location! to pttk-up yoor Bri-"'·Miil mvelopes. 11 's 15 simplt as that and we e'ftn -Page 8-1 Along the River .... ....... B-1-8 Business ....................... D-1 Bad law and rough justice make a troubled mix, James J. Kilpatrick reports - Page A-2 C1assilleds ......... D-3-4-:;.&-7-8 Deaths ......................... A-5 Editorial ...................... A-2 Sports ........................ C-1-8 Comics-TV ............... Insert 5 BANK Racine (Continued from Pal(l' I) Kirby; Bond Clerk Peggy Kirby, and Jack Wolle, Craton Wolle, Rober1 Johnson , Henry Moore, a nd firemen David Nelgler and Doug Rees. Council r!'Cessed until 7 p.m. on July 21 Tax refonn tops Reagan's agenda By HELEN 1110.MAS UPI White House RePorter WASHINGTON (UP() - Tax reform I'EI'Tlalns at the top of President Reagan's agenda for the next week but questions a bout shuttle funding, South African policy and the war on drug abuse are also clamoring for his attent\Qn. , Aides say Reagan wUI maintain a public focus on the tax issue as Congress returns from Its holiday recess, but also will meet privately with Republican leaders at the WhitI' House Tuesday to discuss hIs goals for the House-Senate conference panel that will begin work on~ compromise reform bllt. PLUS TAX THIS IS WHAT YOU GET 3- BxlO Color 3- 5x7 Color 6-31h.S Color 18- Wallet Size Color NAME BRAND WEARING APPAREL FOR fiiN &-WOliN We Rent Formal Wear For ·B.AHROCLOTHIER'S " MIDDLEPORT Vlt. PORTRAITS 20°/o TO 50°/o ON 30 Total •No Age ~i111it- No Appoint11ent Needed •No 'Extra Qarp For Group• Up To Four •Pay Only 1 3.00 Dow11 - Bal. On Delivery PHOTOGRAPHER HERE: Reagan has made 1! clear he wants · the final tax measure to retain many oft~ p-ovlslons In the Senate verslcin, especially Its low Individual rates ri 15 percent and 27 percent. In advanre of the Tuesday ; meeting, Senate Republican leader · Roher! 11>1e c1 Kansas met.Frlday with White House chief of · staff Donald Regan and told him the president may havP to reconsider two divergent Issues. . Dole said he told Regan that .despite the p-esident's q~poslttln to MONDAY ONLY, JULY. 14 EMPIRE FURNITURE · 1D8 Wost Malot Street . Po1111roy Ohio HOIIS1 11IGO A.ll·6100 P.ll IPORTRAITS BY FAIN- . his re-election campaign against Rep. Thomas Kindness, R-Ohio. Glenn, who also filed suit Friday, asked lor a speedy hearing and a declaration that the loans were proper. "We rould not be In stronger disagreement with the FEC." said Dale Butland, a spokesman for Glenn. "We believe they have treated our loans dlllermtly than they have those ofothercandldates. We believe the legal standards applied are unp~nted, inronsistent and wrong, "We saw no reason to wait. We're right, and we're tired of having this cloud hanging over rur head," · B~tland said. Thl' FEC found I he lour $500,000 loans were granted In February 1984 on a basis that did not "assure repayment ." !Continued on A.Ji ensured," Weithofer said. By JEANNE REALL The car is 60 feet long, but MIAMISBURG, Ohio (UPI 1 -A Miamisburg Fire Chief Robert derailed tank car, its 12,001-gallon ron tents of phospborus on fire and Menker said that In Its previous spewing a poisonous cloud ov~r thE.> !XJSI!ion, being tilted, only about W Dayton area, was righted Friday feet of the phosphorus was exposed night to ensure public safety and for burning. "We now have a fuU 60 feet of the speed up bumll)g. exposed, " he said, "and so material The ca r had been lying on its side, wiJI have a more rapid bum. I have at almost a 90-degree anglP, atop a small railroad bridge. It was no idea how long It wiJI continue to expected to continue burning bum , but I'm hoping It wUI be out In the morning." overnight. A visual Inspect ion was made A cable sUng and heavy earthSaturday morning, sa id Weitholer, moving equipment were used to that a technical evaluation adding right the car and pull !I back 35 feet regarding the car's contents also from the bridge, sa id Assistant Miamisburg City Manager John will be attempted. "After Inspection and evaluation. Welthofer. action will be taken," appropriate "As a result of tieing on solid, he sa id. level ground, safety has hem ~-21.'t.'\ '\ $1'495 system. The program is new to this area but by no means new everywhere. Mrs. Gllis sald she got the Idea from other similar programs around the nation. The whole Idea of the program Is to promote academics more by working hand -in-hand with the city school hoard. Several members of the academic boosters club also are employees of the school system. Exactly how the club will help promote academics is still undecided. Currently, Mrs. Gills said, the program is stilt under development and a subcommittee has been formed to draw up bylaws. The club has met several times since organizing Parlier this Glenn, banks file to decide legality of '84 race loans lth~j C)~~ Soctiono, 68 Pogoo summer. The group has filed for Incorporation as a non-profit organization with the state, with Gallipolis anomey Brent A. Saunders handling the paperwork . "We want to promote academic excellence and encourage it," Mrs. Gills said. "Exactly how we'll do that, we're not sure yet. The board promotes excellence. We don 't want to compete witht~m . We want to work with them ." The club hopes to help the school system financially by assisting thE.> school district send student s to state and national academic competitions, Gills said. "The school systPm can't always plan enough for sending kids to state or national competitions," s,he said. "There Is no reason they should have to foot the whole bill . Hopefully we can collect monies and help out.." Other ways the club plans to help Is by .offering apprenticeships, given by club members working· professionally In that field, to students, allowing them to gain much needed experience, Mrs. Gills said. Success of thP club will hinge somewhat on Its cooperation with the school district, she said. There are several school district employees working with the club ~nsure that cooperation. Theclub hopes to be functioning by fall . Attendance at the public meetings has grown steadily, Mrs. Gills said. One or two more public meetings wUI be scheduled before school reopens In late August. Seat belt .Instruction . class set ) POMEROY - Seven residents have been cited to appear in the Meigs County Court of Judge Patrick 0' Brien Monday as the first charged Jn viOlation of Ohio's new mandatory seat belt law. The seat belt law went Into Pflect July 4 following a 60<lay grace period dur1ng which only warnings were Issued. However, as of July 4, the new law went Into enforcement with the seven persons scheduled In the county court having been cited by the state highway Patrol. The tell law, however, is a ""-"'"se~i!Br'f · offt'ifse ' tvhlch ineans that only a driver pulled over for another offense can be cited. While the law provides a line of up tom lor violation 61 the law lor the driver and a $10 line for front seat passengers, there is a way to get around paying any fine. was one of the Items being dlspiiQ'ed lhls weekend SOME'DUNG DIFFERENT- A 84l8le repBca ol a Through the Meigs Coonty Board during the French 500 F1ea Marliet Ill the Gallla m0008hlne~ stW Is examined by Hoben M. Elcess, of Education, a seat belt safety Coonty Junior Fairgrounds. proprietor of the &ohand;y Shop bt Oak Hill. Elcess school has been established with said the model was bull by a federal liquor a~tent. It Eric Chambers as instructor. An offender can attend the school, which started Saturday, and avoid the fine on the first offense. Tht' school wUI be oonducted roughly on Meanwhile, a government In· said Ron Parker, a ci ty spokesman . derailment." Lauber added. "The an every other Saturday schedule spector Friday said the derailment John Lauber, a member of the damage to those cars resulted from and wlll be held at 9 a.m., 10 a.m. · and poisonous cloud, which forced National Tran sporta tion Safety the dcrailmf?lll and did not cause and ll a.m ., In the rounty board of thousands of residents to flee their Board, indicated Ill£> track could the dera ilmen t." education quarters at ~meroy homes and Injured more than 200 have been responsible lor the Lauber also sa id the tanker was VUiage Hail. people, could be linked to mainte- derailment Tuesday. made 20 yea rs ago, long before the Superintendent ri County Schools nance work on t~ track. "Wed:> know that mt long prior to federal government ~omulgated John Rlebel said that the ftlm and As the ha ze of phosphoric acid the accident, maintenance opera - rules govl'rningthe manufacture of any discussion lasts about 45 rose from the scene of Tuesday's tions were being performed. align - such cars. minut es . The offender is given a "We understand a circu lar hok' notice certifying that he has derailment of 15 cars of a Baltimore Ing and resurfacing," he said . & Ohio train, authorities warned adding the work was performed at the bottom of the tank car Itself attl?llded the school and that is there may renewed evacuations. "the same morning, a mailer or seems to bc associated with presented to the court thereby The fire's Intense heat and the hours" bcfore Ihe accidcn t. equipment welded to the bottom ri bypassing the hearing and line for fact that the phosphorous rums The car carrying the 12,000 the car," he said . "That particular the offender. However, attending even under water has forced gallons of phosphorus, which ex - car was manufactured In 19ffi, prior the school can be only a one time authorities to wait for the blaze to ploded Into fiames on rontact with to federal regulations regarding "out" for the ~fender. bum out Itself. the air and spewed a white cloud of what can be welded to cars ThP new Ia w provides for exemp'"The air flow has been accelPr· acid vapor, was the SE'Jenth of 15 carry ing this type of material. " tions for those 'who are driving a a ted to incr~asethe bum rail' and it cars that derailed. He also said the federal govern- vehicle which Jl'edates sea t belts or is still not known how long it will "We've been a ble to examine t~ ment two years ago ordered the Is ~ulpped with air bags. Also take for the bum to be rompleted," six lead cars inv~ed in the (Continued on A.Jl exempt are motorists who have a sworn doctor's statement or the (Cont lnued on A-31 I Emergency crew rights phosphorous tanker car COLOR • By JIM WEIDEMOYER 'l'lrneS-Sendnel staff GALLIPOLIS - GaiUpolls City School District parents have always had the energies to support academic excellenre. Now through the newly formed Gallipolis City Schools Academic Booster Club Inc., .they can group them together and channel It towards something profitable, according to one concerned employee of the city school district. Rosemary Gms- who resides in Point Pleasant. but works in the city school system- said the parl?llts never lacked the support. They only lacked a vehiclo;to transfer It. So Mrs. Gills, and several others, introduced an academic promotions program for the city school ci ty ht•. W. Va. ,.,.w HHYt!n, K ' -Page A-3 Area parents forming academic booster club 675-ll'll lcrnklng on Moson County's Fulure Cloudy, wann 9 W. Va . Plea~t. Ohio weather: A Multimedia Inc. Nowopepor m -Mu ~lt -Ja.ck~ln Inside: Bob Hoeflich discusses the concert planned for Pomeroy on Thursday - Page B-8 tmes - Second~· PlY the pos't~c!! both wa~ . soc • ' \t ~~o.IQI'I, Member FDIC - . , . 011. I'll. ftl·1164 Thl ~tore with "ell Klndl of Stuff" - for Pet1, Stabtll, Large ·• SmaH Anlmllfl. I.Aiwne and Garden• Hobby becomes lifelong interest COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI l -Sen. John Glenn and four Ohio banks want a U.S. District judge to decide the legality of $2 mUIIon In unpaid loans to Glenn's 1984 presidential campaign. The Federal Elect ions Commission, In a 5-1 vote last month, found that the loans were probably IJiegal. The. suits seek to nuDity the FEC's finding. Amerltrust, BancOhio, Bank One and Huntlngto11.Nat~t;al Bank filed suit Friday, .askjng ,,_t he court declare that sound and established banking }li'O«'dures were followed In granting the unsecured loans. The suit filed by the banks said the FEC had approved the practice rl. granting unsecured loans to political candidates. Glenn stopped making monthly Interest payment s In December to roncentrate on raising money for Thursday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers werp: Dally Number 616 PJCK-4 2516 Our ummer Clearance Sale Is In. Progr_ e ss DISCOUNTS FROM YOU ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP WITH US ON SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1986 ' tar action set Mason countian pleads guilty Men and Boys I&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. IH •· - POMEROY NEW LISTING -WOLF PEN -One lloor !Jan rome with 3 bt:drooms. dinrng room. sunporch and IS really cute. $26,900.00. UN of Feder•l R8\IMU8 !llloring Fundo .,d otMr ~blic moniea ts .,lilablt for p.~blic inapectton at the of. fie• of the Cterk upon re - Pearl H. Hayes, 70, Shade Route 1, formel'ly -of Meigs County, died unexpectedly Tuesday night In Flagstaff, Ariz. , Mr. Hayes was born In Meigs Brian Douglas Hicks, 20. Point Knight ordered sentencing for County. a son of the late Claude V. W.Va., appearing Thurs- Thursday, Aug. 21, at 9 a.m. upon Pleasant, and Flora GOkey Hayes. He was a day morning In Meigs County completion of a pre-sentence lnvesretired coal miner and was retired Comnu, m Pleas Court before Judge ,tlgation and report. also from Ohio University, where Hicks was reritahded to the he served as foreman c1 the electric . Charles H. Knight, entered a shop. He also had been a farmer voluntary plea of guUty to a charge custody of the sheri!! until further order of the Court. during his life. Mr. Hayes was a of vandalism. A second man ; Kelty J . Thomas, The charge resulted from an member of the United Pentecostal Incident of July 4 In which Hicks 24, Route 1, Vinton, has also been Church In Athens. drove his car through a corn field on charged in ronnectlon with the Surviving are his wlfl>, Lena; two County Road 1 belonging to Clifford Incident and Is scheduled for an sons, Kenneth E. Hayes, Pomeroy' Might, destroying about two acres appearance In Meigs County Court and Roger Hayes, Albany; a of corn. today. daugjlter, Mary K. Hayes, Albany; seven grandchildren, a stepson, two Meigs County Sheriff Howard E. Group meets tonight stepdaughters, .two sisters, Manda Frank, who conducted thP investiOvereaters Anonymous will meet gation, ooted that vandalism Is a from 7 to 8 this evening at the Eastm~. Pomeroy, and Margery felony oft he fourth degree when the Hartford, W.Va ., Community Doug!~ of Albany. Besides his Jlilrmts he was . damages are in excess of $300. The Building. Anyone needing informapreceded In death by his first wife. charge was contained In a bill of tion should call 882-2498 or 882-2345. Grace Karns Hayes; two daugh- information prepared by the ctfice ters, Erma Jean and Ada Lorraine d Prosecuting Attorney Fred W. Marriage license r.Jed Hayes; three brothers, Harold and Crow, III. Vandalism carries a maximum Gerold Hayes and an Infant Filing lor a marriage license In brother: an infant sistesr. and hall possible penalty of· IS months In Meigs County Probate Court were ~lson and a fln e of up to $2,500. sister, l.Alra Hull. ·Joseph Leon Wilson, 25, Pomeroy, ' Upon accepting t~ plea of guilty. and Kathy Sue Dillon, 26, Pomeroy. Services wUI te held at 1 p.m. Sunday at the United Pentecostal Church on Route 00, west ri Athens, " with Pastor E. Glen James and Rev.- Bernice GillespiE' officiating. Burial wUI be In Burlingham South Third at Main Str11t Cemetery. Friends may call at the Middleport, Ohio Hugjles Fuocral Home after 2 p.m. Saturday and at the church one PH. 992·3039 hour prior to the service oo Sunday. . • Middleport at 6:46p.m .. took MatJel Pauley from OltverSt., to Veterans Memorial: Rutland at 8:38 p.m. took Paula Mayes !rom PagevUie to O'Bieness Hospital In Athens; At. 2:55 a.m., Pomeroy tool\ Tuppers Plains ;,t 10:27 p.m. took Clarmce Lee from !leech Street,Jo · Michael Pearson from Rlggscrest Veterans Memorial Hospital; · Manor to St. Joseph Hospital In Pomeroy at 10:20 a.m. took VIvian Parkersburg; Pomeroy at 11 p.m. Titus to Veterans Memorial from went to ShOwalter Road lor Unda the Pomeroy Health Care Center; .Persons, not transported and at Middleport at 3:05p.m. went to 15 11:05 p.m. , Middleport took RayRiverview Drive for Ar1 Schol- mcind Justis to Veterans Memorial derer, treated but not transported; from ll5 N. Third Ave. $4.~.818. CLELAND REALTY INC. Public Notice Pearl H. Hayes Ohio Lottery den. de< . . .. late of 48115 Morning Srar Ro ... Racine. Ohio, 45771 . Robert E. Sud<, m Della\Gillllan. Services will .be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at tile Mount Moriah Church c1 God with the Rev. James Sattertleld otllclating. · Bll'ial wU1 be -In the 1.2tart Falls Qometery. Frlend9 may call at the Ewing Funeral Home !rom 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday. · Eight calls were answered by local units Thursday, the Meigs County Emerge,ncy Medical Service reports. HEATH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH of tilt Oltato of Sondra E. Har- Robort E. Bud<, Pro bote Judge LAna K. N-lfold, Cleric 11, 18, 211. 3tc . ' SEE ONE OF THE tho Sunday . EMS units answer 8 calls ' HUN!t'INGTON , wv .I .. . { •. Increased taxes, ollsettlng the massive federal deficit may leave him Uttle choice. Regan said Dole also questioned the administration's policy of "ronstructlve engagement" In South Air lea on grounds that mounting. racial tensions under lh\! white regime In Pretoria have become a domestic civil rights Issue In addition to an International concern. Meanwhile, Reagan's role on the drug abuse Issue is being assessed by lop advisers. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said Reagan Is considering a major speech about drugs, but aides have not presmted him with a specific proposal lor joining his wife's most well-known public campaign. On anot~~er front, Reagan Intends to meet Monday with NASA Administrator James Fletcher lor a report on the space agency's progress In the wake of the Challenger disaster. · Officials said Reagan wUI be told how the National Aeronautics and Space AdministratiOn Is implementing the recommendations r;t ·· the Rogers Commission that btvestlgated the shuttle explosion. Showdown set on MIA issue J r I I ' SEI'DNG PlUORll'IEs - Senate Majoi-tty I e•der Robert Dole, center, spoke to reporten Frtda.v. •otolde the \\'bite H1111se after meellnl with j to dllo•• te&Wattve the ·next BeVft'lll weeks. The lax Ollef of Slalf Donald Repn prtortdel IMll' refonn IIIII cornpnmtlse wu placed at !be top d. the 1111, Dole revealed. (UPI) By JIM .\NDERSON WASHJNGTO!\ (UPI l - After months of accusations of covrru p and fraud. a dramatic showdown Is expected this W«'k over evidl'nee two lorm<'r Army men say they have that some Americans arl' stlll prisoners In Sou theast Asia . As the stof\· has unfolded In Southeast Asia. Capitol H111 and In U.S. courts. the confrontation has all the eleml'nts that have distin guished the larger MIA lssur: patriotic Americans wbo firmly believe there has been a covcrup, equally patriotic but skeptiCal Investigators who believe that thf' issue has be<>n clouded by sca m artlsls and a total absence olrf'Cent, credible evilk'nce of any Amerl· cans helng held prtSOI'll'r aga inst their wUI. Although 2.345 Americans are listed as mlsslnl( in action. all but a handful a re believed to have perished at SPa or In catastrophic crashes or explosions. Even the handful of " live slghtlngs" reports are growing cold, although there are stlll reports about men who have voluntarily stayed behind aric) may now wish to return. • ·- I - - - - -; -- - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. 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