https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/76c2d6f489420e2dca0d1e7fccfc69d2.pdf 89c554b2534bfa40728e1e4954865892 PDF Text Text :page 12-nie Dally sentinel • Thursd8y, July 23; 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·weather pict~re bleak heading. into weekend · . OHIO Weather Friday, July~ Accu-Weatha- fOit.CaSt·for conditions and MICH • IToledo I 79" I e PA. IMansfield Iso• l• By Tbe AsMldated Press Aseries of low pressure systems rippling alon$ a stalionaty fronllll system contmue to bring rainy weather 10 Ohio. The National Weather Service says showers and thunderstorms were in tlte forecasts for tonight Lows and higbs on to mid-80s. IND. will be in the 60s in the mid-70s Forecasters said lhere may be a break: in the rainy weather on Saturday. • IColumbus la2• I The recool-higb temperature for this date at the Columbus weather station was 99 degrees in 1933 while the record low was 47 in 1947. Sunset ronigbt will be at 8:54 p.m. and sunrise ·Friday at 6:23 a.m. Baker... W. VA. ·~ ..e&\ ~ ··' ~ ""'''' well," -----Weather----Soutb-Central Oblo Tonight, variable cloudiness with a chance of showers and thundersiOOIIs. Low around 70. Chance pf rain 40 percent Friday, variable cloudiness with a chance of show· ers and thunderstonns. High in the mid-80s. Chance of rain 50 percent · Extended forecast: Saturday tbrougb Monday: Fair on Saturday and Monday. A chance of showers and thunderstorms Sunday. Highs mainly in the 80s. Lows in the 60s. Israel has had troopS in southern . Lebanon since invadinl the country in 1978. After a second invasion, in 1982, Israel's self-styled "security zone" inside Lebancn wu·exoanded in an effort to keep hostile Muslim guerrillas from attacking the r----Local briefs... - ..... 664 Pick 4: Page4 0772 1Vz Mie South of Tuppers Plains On State Route 7 Cloak tor ow New 418 Sip) · 1992 Fleer Ubra 8-.bllll Serlee f. I 1992 Topp. St8dlum Club B••l!balll •11. 111t12 Tripi• P1.y BaMINIII"Jumbo PIICkl 1892 Fleer Footbell •Jumbo PIICkl" 1992 Score PlniiiiCie Regular or "Jumbo PIICke" 1992 NFL Wild Clln:t Football • . 1992 Upper DIICk Baelblll Jumbo PIICkl Regular Line of Upper DIICk, Don Run, Jewish state. Baker made his trip 10 Lebanon on a day that seemed to epitomize the variety of violence and disorder that conunues to plague the small Mediterranean country despite the ending of a 15-year-long crvil war in 1990. At 7:30a.m., five hours before Baker llld Hrawi met, Israeli war· planes bombed suspected Shiite guerrilla hideouts 35 milea south· west of Zahleh. At least two people were reported woonded. ·· At 10:45 a.m., a top aide to Palestinian terrorist Abu Nidal was assassinated in Beirut, 23 miles west of Zableh. There wu no immediate claim of responsibility for the submachine-gun slaying of the aide, Walid Khaled. Vol• .u, No. a 1992 Leaf Serleel PacHic Plu• PIO Foolball COMIC Bill CIW&'I'IU he Card Box h• ~ huJitl••lectlon for lhe Comic Book Collector 'Old to New Coma 'Sought Alter Comic• 'Rare Comlce COlli AND SEt GUa HUGl SlliCTIOII By JIM FREEMAN OVPNews StaiT It's up to the jud~e to decide if Gallia County Shenff Dennis R. Salisbury can run for re-election. Attorneys for the sheriff and his primary election challengers, E. James Sheets and Ralph Steinbeck, presented their cases Thursday mornin~ before Judge Richard Walton m the GaUia County Court of Common Pleas. A decision is expected next U- •. I ·' ' Now You Can'Piek Up Your Monlhly B~~~eba]J., Football and. BMketball Beekett8 OPEIIMONtlY-SATUIDAY 1011.11.-6 P.M. CALL 667·6092 FOR SPECIAL APPOIIITMEIIT. week. Court news TANDY® Pre•lnltllled WlndOWI . . lllcrOIIIfl Worlls tor Wlndows•nd Hospital news ~.Fia. , He 'Will preceded in death by a lirother and two sisrm. ' Graveside servicea are set for tbunday at 1 p.m. at' Suncrest Cemetery with Father Melvin Averyman officiating. Military niDI 'llli11 be held by the American Lelicn Post 23 of Point PleuanL ;. There w= no calling bours and iinugemerus II'C under the direcCian of Wilcoxen Funeml Home. · •• 1 Ms-oos• s.o !~~~!!~~~~~,:.,,.,.," == '*... .. •- ....... 11r....,.,...• n r WI,. . . C'lllr-. . . lfii·-IU/-I;;:;~:=a~. T~ndy 2500 SX/25 HD with fast 25MHz Am386• SX microprocessor and 2MB RAM • Send/receive Fax at 9600 bps • 2·bunon mouse Atg. laperate ...._ 2221.11 t25-111011070/40UI26·130/2881o&311216& ' t&'I""'CIIItl , .... , . , ,. ........;e., ~ tts nc Lilt 3 DIP I ~£AL1S nc... Area death Stocks tnc. . . _ _ Matt Myers and Keltb Myers, Sr., all or Long Bottom, are pictured casting their liars (and relaxing) Wednesday eveuing. Walton, from the Lawrence County Coun of Common Pleas, was assigned to hear the case. Sheets and Steinbeck say a recent Ohio Supreme Court decision makes Salisbury ineligible for re-election. The Ohio Supreme Court on May 20 ordered the Portage County Board of Elections to remove incumbent Sheriff P. Ken Howe's name from the Democratic Party primary election ballot because he lacked the five-years law enforce- ment experience required by Ohio code and said the requirements were designed 10 insure the re-elecRevised Code 311.01. The decision also overturned an tion of incumbent sheriffs. "lf.the voters don't want (SalisOhio Attorney General 's office opinion stating that Howe and Sal- bury) in office, they don't have to isbury were exempted because they vote for him," Eachus said. He took office before the requirements cited a·finding by a Richland County judge who said the code was too1c effect In his opening statement, unconstitutional. The constitutionality of ORC Richard D. Roderick, attorney for Sheets and Steinbeck, asked the 311.01 is already being contested judge to declare Salisbury ineligi- in Brown County by Kenneth L. . ble to run in November's general (Duke) Snider. Snider, who was at the hearing election and asked him to tell the board of elections to remove Salis- in support of Salisbury, attempteil to run for sheriff in Brown Coun!)' bury's name from the ballot Salisbury's attorney, William but was inclillible because of the · Eachus, said the Ohio Supreme five-year requl!CmenL Snider has been a certified Court's decision did not apply because the Portage County case police officer since ~ug. 8, !988, was "properly and timely filed." and now serves as ch1ef of police 1)1 Sheets and Steinbeck filed their Mowrystown. In addition, Snider first protest June 25 compared to said he has a master's degree in ·• February 26 in the Portage County education administration. Approximately 60 people case. Furthennore, Eachus challenged attended the hearing in the Gallia the constitutionality (of the revised County Cowt of Common Pleas. Largest drug, cash seizure Miller asks Supreme Court to : in Meigs' history reported review 6th District election · JAMES BAKER Pomeroy Court news " Mutdmedla Decision expected next week in Salisbury case Score, Fleer • fopp1 LAZY DAY • Fishermen, as well as boaters, are maklug good use of tbe uew Obio River access project at Forked Run State Park. Here, Billy Barber, Johu Myers, Keitb Myers, Jr., Marriage liceusa grruated The Big Bend Youth Football League will hold sign up on Marriage licenses have been August I, August 8 and August 15 from 9 a.m. to noon at Big Bend granted in Meigs County Probate Health and Fitness Center (Locomotion) on Mechanic Street in Coon to Timothy Thomas Michael, ' 19, Racine,. and Tara Lyn· Morris, Pomeroy. · 21 , Pomeroy; to Harold Eugepe Those wishing to .sign ~ should bring a copy of their birth cerHood, 59, Racine, and Mary Magtificate.lnfonnauon 1s av8llable by calling 992-3486 after 4:30p.m. dalena McDaniel, 54, Mason, W.Va.; William Ray Finkenbinder, 7I, Racine, and Mary Joyce Clart, 57, Racine; and to Richard Allen Hudson, 23, Syracuse and Lana Jo Nine were lined and nine others Jr., Racine, $375 and costs, DUJ, Proffitt, 42, Racine. forfeited bonds in the court of also $43 and costs, left of center; Divorces, dissolutions proe !&sed Pomeroy Mayor Bruce Reed Tues- John Bauen, Athens, $63, failure to A divorce action has been flied comply; and Marion Arnold, in Meigs County Common Pleas .day night . Fined were Martha Boyton , Pomeroy, $60 and COsts, failure to Cowt by Tammy 1. Baker, Tuppers Pomeroy, 5375 and costs, DUI. and yield. Plains, against Dale W. Baker, Forfeiting bonds were Carolyn Reedsville. .$63 and costs, disorderly manner; James Lee Games, Pomeroy, $113 Elam, Pomeroy, $42, speeding; An action for dissolution of and costs, public intoxication; Robcn F. Lawson, Reedsville, $67, marriage has been filed by Tina William Johnson. Middleport, $213 no insurance; Jane Harris, Racine, Clark, Pomeroy, and Charles M. and costs, petty theft; Kimberly $63, speeding; Mark B. Williams, Clark:, Gallipolis. Turner, Coolville, $53 and costs, Pomeroy, $64, speeding; Raena L. A di~lution has been granted 'speeding; Kenton Ramsey. $88 and Eblin, Pomeroy, $64, speeding; in the court 10 Charles K. Burris costs, consuming alcohol under age William Amott, Racine, $60, fail- and Sandra S. Burris. 21 and $88 and costs, open tlast ure to yield; Naree A. Hale, Dexter, A divorce has been granted to on' the parking lot; Kenneth $60, failure 10 yield; Angela Reese, Qixic Inez Porter from Thomas C. Mankin, Pomeroy, $113 and costs, Pomeroy, $50, no insurance; Mari- Porter. public intoxication; Elmer Parsons, on Arnold, Pomeroy, $80, no oper- Judgment sought aiOr's license; and Rodney Clonch, A judgment action has been Langsville, $80, failure to comply. filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Arthur Sttauss, Middleport, and others, against Jeff Middleport Court news Grate, Coolville, and others, in the Jack Sprouse amount of $10,324. The suit Three were fmed and two others Jack Andrew Sprouse, 58, of on a promissory alleges default Colorado ,Springs, Colo., f~erly forfeited bonds in the court of. Midnote. of Mason County, W.Va., died on dleport Mayor Fred Hoffman this Thursday, July, 16 at his home fol- week. Fined were Mark A. Clark, Midlowing.a short 1Uness. dleport, $425 and costs and three · Born on February 1, 1934, in days in •jail, physical control of a Kaylong, W.Va., he was the son of Am Ele Power ...................33 1/2 motor vehicle while under the the late James M. and Maud Ashland Oil .......................24 3/8 influence of alcohol or drugs, and (8ooth) Sprouse. AT&T...............................43 1/8 A member of the St. Paul $100 and costs, driving under susBank One ........................... 44 1/4 €atholic Church of Colorado pension; Briar. K. HoOey, MiddleBob Evans ........................ .18 1/8 Springs, he spent four years in the port, Sl 0 and costs, running a red Charming Shop.................. 30 7/8 Air Force, was an A1r Force light; Stephanie M. Gardner, City Holding ...................... l9 7/8 sergeant, and was presented the Pomeroy, $10 and COsts, no operaFederal Mogul... ............... .l7 3/8 IJ9od Conduct Medal, Under civil tor's license. GoodycarT&R ..................63 7/8 Forfeiting bonds. were Michael service, he won the Shield ComKey Centurion ................... 20 1/4 inand Award and Master of Space R. Van Meter, Pomeroy, $60, Lands End .......................... 30 3/4 pPeralions Award. A graduate of squealing tires; and Judy K. Limited Inc ....................... 20 1/4 . W.twna High School, he attended Hunter, Middleport, $50, speeding. Multimedia Inc ..................27 1/2 the University of Maryland. Rax Rcstaurant................. .. l(l • Surviving are his wife, Linda Reliance Elecll'ic ................ l7 7/8 Gail "Lucy" Sprouse; daughter, Robbins&Myers :............... 17 ~Iizabeth Ann Sprouse, Colorado Shoney's Inc ...................... 21 Springs; son, Adam Sprouse of VeteraDS Memorial Star Bank ..................... : .... .33 1/4 tolorado Springs; six sisters: Judy WEDNESDAY AD~SJONS Wendy lnt '!. ....................... !! 1/4 Ointher, Chester, Joanna Reed, - Lovena Neal, Middleport, and Worthington Ind ................23 i:tuntingiOn, W.Va., Pearline Van- Martha Parson, Racine. Stock reports are the 10:30 Eltthem of Barboursville, Betty WEDNESDAY DISCHARGES a.m. quotes provided by Blunt, ~napp. of ))elaware, Ohio, Lera - Winnie White, Cecil King, and Ellis and Loewl ol Gallipolis. I.'Ji<:,e of Texas, and Maurene Fhur- Addie WII!!ICI'. · ln,in of New Jeney: thrtc brothers: ~ fames M. Sprouse of Chester, i\lfml Sprouse of Point Pleasan~ ind ROICOC SfiOUSC of Winter Gar- .. 2Sectione,14 PegH2$- Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 24, 1992 Copyrlghletl 1112 EMS units answer calls Sign up scheduled sunny. High In mid-80s. 667·6092 Coutluued from page 1 Units of Meigs Emergency Services answered calls for assistance on Wednesday. At 7: I0 a.m., Pomeroy squad went to Old Route 33 for Olga Yonker, who was laken to Pleasant VaUey Hospilal. At 8:02a.m., Rutland squad went to Headley Street in MiddlepM and took Evelyn Munay to Holzer Medical Center. At 8:33 a.m., Tuppers Plains squad went 10 State Route 7 and took Tony Jones 10 Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital. . . At 2:05 p.m., Middlepon squad went 10 Pleasant Ridge Road in Pomeroy. Norma Parker was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 8:25 p.m., Middleport squad went 10 South Second. Levena Moodispaugh was tnnsported 10 Veterans. At 9:14 p.m., Middleport squad went to Overbrook Center and took Eva Schreiber to Veterans. At7:17 a.m., Pomeroy squad took Paul Houdashelt from Wehe Tenace to Holzer. Low tomlght In mlcl-605: Partly cloudy. Saturday,.partfy • TBIE CARD BOX Coutlnued from. page 1 aways to go with, I think, respect to Lebanon. ... The ISiliCii negotiating team and the negotiating team fro.m Lebanon, we hope, will get back together very soon in order 10 make progress with respect 10 the issues that confront that negotiation as Ohio Lottery Pick 3: Gallipolis, Middleport teams .win fell near Garfield, Kan., and. thun- the northeast Plains and the rest of . derstorm winds gusted 10 75 mph at the NorthweaL Highs in the 80s were forecast Ontario, Ore. · , · Temperatures in the 60s were for most of the Southeast, the forecast !Oday for northern Penn· . northem and central Plains, tb.e sylvania and 'southern New York southern Rockies and most of Ca)istate and in nonhem Montana and fornia. Temperatures in the 90s the PacifiC Northwest coas~ Read- were ex,pected in Florida, South ings in the 70s were expcctcid ·jp the Carolina, the southern Mississippi rest of the ~ tbe Midwest, Valley, Texas and New Mexico. Around the Dation Fog and clouds hung over many Eastern cities early !Oday, with rain · in some areas. Heavy rain ·and strong wind were forecast for the centtal Atlantic coast states !Oday, while steady rain also wlis expected for tbe southern New England coast and the eastern Great Lakes. Wednesday evening, rain showers and thunderstorms extended over the central and southern · Atlantic coastal states, the southern Appalachians, the Tennessee Valley, the Mississippi Valley, Texas, Kansas, North Dakota, the Rockies and the Pacific NorthwesL Tornadoes touched · down Wednesday at Clearwaler', Fla., and north of Ruper, Idaho. No injuries were reported. Golf ball-size hail . .'.. ~~/IFF tft Low All15 ,..,., II Par Month• Low At S11 hr Monlh• IIIII 'rtct 1011712$/12 flog. 11.15121·1509 ~CAusnc. ~~- ~ I .. Aog. tn.ts t17·10n J na was confiscated at the scene Jail, pending the flling of charges, early on Thursday, along with and the cash and drugs seized yes$65,000 in cash. Soulsby reported terday have been sent to the Ohio on Thursday that another $37,000 BCI labs for te$ting. was seized from an undisclosed- . ''This is yery dearly 'the largeSt location. cash seizure from drug transactio&s Soulsby was ass.isted !n the ever seized !n the county's histosearch by Story's mvesugator ry," Story srud. Michael Canan and representauves Charges of possession of more of the Ohio Bureau of Criminal than three times the bulk: amount of lnvesti~ation and Identification, marijuana will~ flied against Di.lStorysrud. lard, Story sa1d. That charge IS Dillard was arrested and is now commonly known as "traffiCking in incarcerated in the Meigs County marijuana", a third-degree felony. President Bush is heckled at meeting with-POW-MIA families WASHINGTON (~) - President Bush was roundly heckled and interrupted today when he went before an audience of POW-MJA families to defend administratiqn efforts to get information about Americans who did not return from combat. The episode began when one woman s!Ood up and yelled at the president, "No more lies." Then, a good portion of the audience of about 300 stood up and shouted at Bush, "Release all flies; tell the truth." Some people held up pictures of missing relatives. It took five minutes before order was restored. In the meantime, Bush walked away from the lectern at a suburban hotel and talked with Jeff Donahue, the brother of an Air Force major missing in Laos and a member of the Notional League of Families of American MIAs-POWs in Southeast Asia. Returning to the microphone, Bush angrily told the group he did not like the suggestion that he would sit on knowledge about missing servicem~ . . rH•••a ·""' u llrrM~t.,. Low Atl15 Per Month • Evorydoy Low Price 120-<100 ASHLi\ND, Ky. (AP) _The Steelworkers Local 1865, said the mood was grim at a United Steel- mood at union hall today was "not workers union hall today during the too good at aU." He srud telephone final boors before Armco Steel calls were from employees wo~rCo's Ashland hot strip mill was to ing if they were on the layoffhst ~d 10 a permanent halL Hewlett said he didn't know The move will' result in the how many salaried employees were elimination of about 675 jobs. In . included i~ t?e first round of laythe first phase of the shut down offs and didn t know when another layoff notifications were being seni 411 union-covered workers would !Oday 10 264 union members. he notified. Mike Hewlett president of The employees have known ~~ LIS f?C.. .-a ... I'IIII:EI ....,."""""";;,.,._ AII/RI/1)1 .... Low AlliS Per Month• E_,...y Low P - 120·209 Lilt 3DIYII ~£A t1S h C... -~' ,....---- . ocal brt·e.f:s L , Highway closed by high water Low Aa 115 P1r Month • Aog. IUS. 121-1645 CIIT ~~ , . ,.. ll IIIII .. ,.a .. , _ Tonelpulsa (lilling .......,.-._-- "'-~ CIT ··. Aog. 1f.N 112-181-. .. ,.... . . ,,_ I nan t:IT,.. ,.,,...... l.lllllllyll liii3Dipl He said sue h charges were "totally unfair." "What kind of allegation is that to make against a patriot?" Bush demanded. "Would you please be quiet and let me fmish?" Bush said when he was interrupted again. "Would you please shut up and sit down?" he said to applause. "To suggest that the comman: der-in-chief that led this country into its most successful recent effort would condone for one sinConfinued on page 3 Mood is grim in final hours ·before shutdown of Arm~o f!Zi!l ---=-, · .-~.-, .•~m \ ' . What is being described as the . largest seizure of cash from a drug . transaction in Meigs County history took place in a search and seiztiie,openllion early. Thursday. According to Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney Steven L. Story, his office and the office of Sheriff James M. Soulsby obtained a warrant 10 search the Keebaugh Road residence of John Dillanl, 37, nearChesterlateWednesday. According to Story , eight to nine pounds _of processed marijua- lilt • 1 . . , _ ..... 1t.ll112-15e3 Rei. •t.tl 1'3·388 1 111 11a•u., Ra<lk> Shack hao ...rythlng·you nttG from jacka, corda, cabM and tnttrl to 1ho """'you to lnotallthem. Como 1o Ul for II your I ... phone-. Heavy rains late Thursday night and early Friday morning washed gravel from driveways, .filled bottoms and ditches, and resulted in the closing of ORe" state hiahway. State Route 143 just a few miles off State Route 7 near the old · landfill enaance was still closed at 10:30 a.m. Friday by high water. County Highway employee David Spencer said that no COUJlty roads were closed. . · , . · Gene Gnite who monitors rainfall at his residence on Front'Sireet in Middleport siid that .82 of an inch fell after 11 p.m. last ni$ht' until the 1ain stopped about 7:30 a.m. this morning. Heavier rams were reported in other sections of the county. . . Swan cited to court Meigs County Sheriff Jl!lles M. Soulsby reported that .Thomas Swan of Racine was arre&ll!d on Thursday evenina Cll a Capiaa from Meias County Court for failing 10 pay old flnea. He was alJo cited 10 Mei&s County Court 911 a littering charge. <;Joul!ou~f! ~ page 3 ,,. .. '1 .... ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Congressman Clarence Miller of Lancaster, who narrowly lost the June·!i GOP primary eleetion in the 6th Congressional District, asked the Ohio Supreme Court to review the results. 1be election was won by fellow Rep. Bob McEwen o( Hillsboro by 286 votes, election officials ruled after a recount completed July 7. Miller claimed m his contest of election, filed late Thursday. that there were irregularities and inaccuracies in the tabulation of votes in several countiea, incfuding Highland, where McEwen lives. McEwen said he didn 't expect Miller to challenge the election results. · "Frankly I'm surprised and a little disappointed that Clarence thinks it necessary 10 tie the courts up with this after the secretary of state's office certified the results," McEwen said in a news release. About 66,000 votes were cast in the election, which featured the Malone to be honored Saturday State Representative Mark Malone (D-South Point) will be honored at a picnic in Meigs County on Saturday, according to Meigs County Democratic Chairman Sue about the s?utdown SIDCe April, but Maison. Eugene Branstool, Chairman of th~t hasn t made the end less the Ohio Democratic Party is pal?,ful. , • , expected to attend the picnic. . Every~ne s r~al depressed, . Bmnstool was. recently the subject sa1d Lotlle Rat! Iff, a 14-year of nationwide med1a attention employee.at the m111. "They~ n?t when he cast Ohio's votes for Presto show 11, but you can see 11 m idential Candidate Bill at their eyes." . _ the Democratic NationalClinton ConvenCompany spokesman B1U Skaf, tion in New Y01t City. Ohio's vote gs has acknowledged th.at mora !l put Clinton "over the top" and ?.n the 39-year~!d steel hne has ~It made him the party's official nomirock botiOm, although qualuy nee for the presidency. also hosted Clinton who .andBranstool his running mate, Senator At worked on the bot strip mill were Gore of Tennessee at his Licking invited to witness its closing this County farm on Sunday. afternoon, in what was tenned a Several Democratic candidates farewell party for the" mill. are expected 10 be in 11tendance at Skaggs said Owen Bradley, a the picnic, including State Senator retiree who put metal bands around the firsl steel coil that rolled 0111 of Jan Michael Long (D-Circleville); the mill in 1953, will band the last State Representative Mary Abel (D-Athens): the Democratic candione. date for the 6th U.S. Conaressional Meanwhile, the union is coolin· Di~trict, Ted Strickland of uing .0 negotiale a sevcance pactLucasville; and local Del!locratic age for wormen who may 1ote jobs candidatea. in the shutdown, which ~ workA $10 per-person donation :will ers viewed as a prelude to econombenefit Malone's re-election camic chaos for the entite Ashland paign, and those attending are to area. bring lawn c:hlir. The picrilc will "This whole area's &WtiiO be be helda It home of Jane Prymydevastated. ll's goi~F to_feather er, Gilkeythe Ridge near Dar·down to everyone, sa1d Greg win, beginning 116"Road p.m. · Bradley, 33, a 13-year Armco The ~Y is 1ocaled off State employee. "I j!'st don,'t see any Route 681 West, lind signs will be hope at aU for thiS area nght now. . posted. only Republican House incumbents in the ·na.tion running against each other. The Supreme Court, after hearing or reviewing the evidence, could declare either candidate the winner. It also could determine it was a tie and must be seltlcd by lot, or set the results aside and require a new election. The 6th District wound up with large portions of Miller's present southeast Ohio lOth DiSI!ict following a congressional redistricting law enacted by the Legislature earlier this year. Miller's petition asks the Supreme Court to "correctly ascertain and announce the results of said election, after eli~ina~ng th~ impact of the 11regutant.'e~. ana inaccuracies descn bed herem. The 12-term congressman charged that the Highland County Board of Elections failed to follow standard procedures in remaking certain ballots because the original voting cards were not accepted by the machine. He also said that absentee ballots in Hocking County may have been voted by an individual or individuals other than the voters to whom they were issued. Miller said that since the election, his staff has conducted inter· views with about 200 Warren County voters whose precincts were split. and that some may .have voted in the wrong congress1onal district Memorial Fund established A Sharon Wright Alzheimer's Disease Memorial Fund has been established by the Meigs County Council on Aging, Inc. Wright was employed several years as the coordinator of the Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Program before her death in November, 1991. Her dedication to her job and to her clients prompted the Council on Aging to do a tribute to Wright. The plaque will be placed in the multipurpose Senior Center and will list the names of conlributors of $50 or more. The funds collected will go in10 th e Center's fund for the Alzheimer's Program. Donations to the Sharon Wright Memorial Fund may be made II the Center or mailed to the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center, P. 0 . Box 722, Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. has~~~fof=oo re~ • ~· DISPLAYS PLAQUE - Bttb neJa, Commault, Strvketi· Director for tile Sealor Ceiuer, displays the Shno• Wrltllt Alzllelmer's Disease Memorial Fuud plaque ftk:h wiiiU.1 Ia tbt Seaior Center. Tbe Dames ollbose contributlag $50 ar...,... wiD be listed on tbe plaque. · I �' Frtdly,July a., 1882 Page 2-The Dally sentinel • The'Daily Sentinel 111 eo.t ltreet Pa&nOJ, Olllo · ROBERT L WJNGE'IT '• PMNII•er PAT WHli'EIIEAD Aalatlat l'llblisher/Coatnller CHARLENE HOEFLICH General M~~~~gtr LllTil!U OF OPINION IN welcome. tbey sbould be leu than 300 word&. AU lettm IN ~:::1.:' to ildilill& llld must be li&ned with olDie lddre11 ~.telepboae n . No lllllianocllott.en wiD be publilbed. u~ sbould be ID pxl lute, llldreuiJic il-., DO! penonalilia. GOP gets personal in war over 'family values' high ground By WALTER R. MEARS F= AP s~ Corrapoadt11t WASHINGlON - Praident Bush and company are personal about family values - tina plinking. 111Wly a at lhe fictional M y Brown. now lalleling lhe very Jeal Hillary·Clin1011. The jabs may be~ -like Vice P!esidellt Dan Quayle's criticism of MUJPhy Brown's siDgle IIIOibelbood- or inferred- such as Bush's swipes at Mn. Clillton's views~ children's lepl ri&Jtts: Eilhcr way, lhey've pUed a topic lhat could be persuasive in a campaign for support 1111011gmi!jc!1o-dus, middlo-American VOien. Bush and Quayle have claimed the family as their campaign fature emphasizing ,ll'llditional Vllues: JeSpeCt, peremal autluity, lhe stable, rwo-: parent h1111e. . · . But Dtmoc:ralic lft.lidenlial 110111incc DiU Clinton coruends that Bush is the real tlui81 ~ famDy values. Ho claims Bush uaes lhe slogan witbout ac~ for lhe ~ health carc end other prOgllmS that would meet lhe needs of~· illcludilla 1 t-!ocbd bill to guarantt.e time off b family emeigellCies. · "Our families have values. but our govemmeat doesn't," Clinton said in his sendoff speech at lhe OeiiiOCialic Nalioaal Convention. "I want an A!Jlerica where family values live in our actions, not just in our spccche$.'' Bush reached for the "famil " word apin this week. "The family is under siege,r. he told a crowd outside a Ruuian lll'lllodl>x church in the working-class suburbs of New Yodc on Tuesday, "And th~ choices in this election R clear: on one side, the advocalcS ol the liberal agenda: on the other side are you and I and diose values or family lhlt we share.'' . "They want public schools 10 hand out birth concrol pills and devices to tcen-aged kids." Bush said "And lhey believe it's no business of lhe ~ts and that it's stricdy a matter between our childmt and lhe governmeaL ,. "They even encourage kids 10 hire lawyers and haul !heir parents iniO court." he said. Mrs. Clinton, wbo has served on lhe bolnl of the ChildiUI's Defense Fund, advocaleS broadaled 1epl rights for childlen. "'baliJIIUS conserv®ves and ll'lldilionllists, and she knew it would be raised as her husband campaigned for lhe Whire House. Wbilc her ideas include a right for competent children to lake coun action against )lll'ellts. she says that would be the extreme cwnple and the rare exception. In ll'ticiCs end speechea daling.frooa 1979, lhe also ~mphasizes the ff$)l011Sibilities that would go with such rights. · But those points aren't easily made in the clamor of a campaign. ·· "We're committed 10 Slrong' values, but if you just use rheloric then you haven't Jeally addresaed them," she said during the Democralic convenlion. "You have to act on your words 10 make a diffem~Ce...... I want 10 be a voice for children.'' Nominee Ointon said the Republicans arc trying to use family values as a wedge JPlnst lhe Democrats, but arc offering only scrm0111 when hUnP.X children need food. • I'll fight 10 aeare bi~h paying jobs so that parents can affofd to raise llicir childmt IOday," Clinron said "I'll fighttllllllke sure women in this counuy receive i~ and dignity whether they work in lhe hlllle, out of the home, or bolh.' Bush said he's the candidare on the side of the family. "I believe kids need mothers and fathers, not big brother bweautlll· cy ," he said. "Family is lhe most important thing we have here on this Earth," he Slid. "And we know that the America we love ... will not stay strong if lhe culture and lhe government reach our kids that anything goes. ... "I will fight for American families." According to a poll conducted earlier this year, that traditionalist stante may play well with a vast constiiUenCy of families with chDdren. · The Reader's Digest, which commissioned the survey, said families with children account for S1 pcn:ent of tho nation's population over lhe age of 25, about 92 million ~le. That survey, conducted m Marth, showed lhlt 64 ~~ of married people with children considered themselves conservatives, and reflected that attitude in their views on abortion rights. working mothers, homosexual rights and other cultural questions. : EDITOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mean, vice pmldeat aad columnist for Tbe Associated Press, bas reported on Washington and national politics for more than 25 years. Letters to the editor Thanks to our supporters! ., : The parents and children affiliated with the Chester Baseball Association would like to thank those businesses and individuals who have contributed to lhe beuermenl of our youth program. In particular, we would like to thank the Meigs coal mines few the donation of. first aid kits for the tesrns and all o£ the businesses which (IUI'Chased bijlboard advertisements displayed op the outfield fence. Also we wOuld like to lhanli; tho8e who pur· c&ased tickets from our baseball ll(id softball players, and all those Wflo donated their time arid serviees to help make our ~ a slll:cess. Your contribuuons have allowed us to improve. our fields, . purchase equipment for new and existing teams, and replace worn uniforms. We have seen an exciting growth in our program which can only be attributed 10 these generous contributions. Thanks again to all who have contributed their time, money, and/or services for the youth of Chester involved in base· ball or softball. As parents, we hope to help children grow through hard work, team suppon, sportsmanship, and honesty. Sincerely Jennifer Krawsczyn, secretary, Chester Baseball Association, Pomeroy. · presidential campaign· might come do.wn to I questiOn or pubfic venus pnvate mcrality. Utab Sen. Jake Gam, playing the role of sunogate smearer for the ..yrure House, recendy fued lhe openmg salvo of what fJgUreS to be a long and bloody GOP campaign in the fall. As a wannlip act for Pn:sident Bush, Gam recendy aaacked Clinton's draft record and personal character. While the White House thinks it has an oldie-but-goodie in Clin· ton's draft record, the Democrats can brandish a moraltiy issue of thci!' ~ in the fall campaign: culpahllity for the $500 billion savings and loan scandal. Gam himself had more than a cameo role in this morality play. As chairman of the Senarc Banking Committee in 1982, he co-authored the law which deregulated the savings and loan indUS!'Y, opening the lloodgates for the high-fliers that ultimately bankrupted the industty. Garn's hand-picked choice for chairman of the Federal Home not to rcpe8t their mistake of 1988 was forced to resign in 'DeCember and remain muzzled on lhe biggest 1989 for his role in misleading financial debacle in U.S. history. Congress about the BCope of lhe Democratic National Committee Chair Ron Brown n:cen_d_y said the party is spending $30.000 to investigate George Bush •s financial dealings, especially his role in the S&L crisis. Special attention will be lrlinod on Bush's son Neil, who has already' been reprimanded for his role in lhe cOllapse or SilvCilldo crisis until afler the 1988 elections. Savings and Loan in Colorado. Wall was also accused of keepThe dirt-digging stands in shaip ing the politically wired Lincoln co~uas~ to ~~ Democratic cam~~vings and Loanowned by now patgns, mwhich they ~ve 11011118!· Jaded ex-executive Charles Kellin- . IY shunned such tacucs. Rcpubligopen some two yws after it had . cans, of course, have a long track been judged to be unsafe and record of successful opposition unsound. research. "There's no one else in the hisIf the ~ts. mate an issue tory of the U.S. government who of the thrift crws. it would:. we could say, by his personal senta ~ from lhe Po judgement. precipaled biUion-!iol- s~gy. ~f 1988 to play ~ the tar losses to taxpayers," said Jim cnsu, SIIICtlrhere were vi11ians on Leach, a Republican IC(IICSUJIIIIive both sides of the political aisle. from Iowa, about Wall. Gam vigor- Willaim Seidman, , form~r Chairously and personally lobbied for- man of the ~ Deposit lnsurmer Pn:sident Reagan for Wall's ance Corporauon, watched the appointmenL industrY collapse from the inside, The Democrats have determined and believes neither party wanted Loan Bank Board, M.Danny Wall, By Jack Anderson and MiChael Binstein I By TI.Uuoelated , _ · •:Today ia Friday, July 24, tl!e 20&11 day orl992. 'There are 160 days lclft In the year. ;:Today's Highlight In Hillery: · . . •'On July 24, 19S9, dta1ng 1 visit 10 the Soviet Union, Vice Praldent Rlcbn M. Niloa ....011 • • dellale wilh Soviet Ieider NltiiiiCIIntshl:hov Ill lhe llllrill of CCJIIIIIDDirm, The ~ becwne kDawn u die" · Deblr.e" bee•..,·it lOOk ~in I model kildlen M I U.S.~j()n this dale: ::rn ·1783, Latin Arnerican .revoluti011ary Simon Bolivar was born in Qrlcal, Venen"ll · . ::In 11147. MormOn leader Brigham Youna and hil followers arr\ved at r · e surface: "'This Is cnc of those rare times It's tempting to devote this col- answer: "You want chanfe? OK umn to the fascinating antics of - change presidents! ' The Ross Perot. But no mere columnist Republicans have an equally easy writing days ahead of fast-movins reply: "No - change Congress!" events, can hope to keep up with a desvish whirling quite that fast. So let's let Mr. Ptrot and his ~­ ers have a few days 10 get their act together, and concentrate instead Thus far, thanks in part to their on a feature of this year's campaign recent convention, lhe Democrats' that's less likely to undergo dra- prescription has been about 10 matic mutation: namely,lhe voters' times as audible and visible as lhe manifest longing r.- "change... ' Republicans'. "I think Bush has If there's one thing on wbich all mentioned that several times · political observers agree this year, recendy," one of his defenders told 11 's that the public is fed up with me yesterday. But "several times" tile "gridlock" in WashingtOn and is as good as none. Those words wants a "change." I doubt that "Change Congress!" ought to be many people realize that they on every Republican poster, themselves, by voting doggedly fer bumper-sticlcer and lapel pin, and presidents of one party and Con- in the beginning, middle and end ot gresses of the other, are largely every Republican s)J!lCCh and TV responsible for the gridlock. Nor commercial, between now and does it matter grcady; lhe Ameri· Election Day. It's ttue. of course, lhlt Bush, as can people have always been notoriously tolerant of their own mis· the nation's chief executive for the takes. The question i.. 't who got past three and a half years, cannot us into this mess, but who can get hope to avoid identification with us out of it. the status quo altogether. But he The Democrats have an easy has some very good points to make William A. Rusher George R. Plagenz the Great Salt Lake in Utah. , In 1862, lhe eighth president of the United Slates, Marlin Van Buren died in Kinderhook, N.Y. . · ' In 1866, Teanessc:e became the fii'St state 111 be readmitted to lhe Union after lhe Civil Wu. In 1929. President Herbert Hoover proclaimed the Kellog-Briaild Pact, wllith renouuced war • an instnlmeht of foreign policy. In 1937, the stall: or Alabama diopped cbargel~pn•live'black mea accused of raping two wbirc Wlliilell in lhe "ScotlsbcirliCalc." -· In 1946, lhe 'Cinited SIBiel detona1P·1 an atomic bomb a~ Bikini Atoll in the Pacific in the fust'tlilderwater test . •he device. • . In 1952, 40 years ago, President Harry S. Truman 8IIIIOUIICed a scutcment in 1 S3-day steel slrike. wheq both the DemQcrats and , Republicans agreed thai discussin · the problem would be verv ltarf~ to their cases," he said ,, So for . . ' dtfferent reasons, both sides refused to discuss iL.." This year lhe Democrats ap(lll· · endy think IIIey have more to pin than to lose from exploiting the S&L issue. Brown says ~ hopes the Democrats can determine if Bush's friends cr family received any ~ial lrcltmeat as result of their ties to lhe )l'esidenL It will be up to tbe voters 10 weigh whether this too constitutes a "characler issue." 1liE SIMPSON'S Still smarting from the Clarellce Thomas hearings and his infamous verbel exchange with National Public Radio Correspondent Nina ToteaberJ• Sen. Alan Simpson R-Wyo COIIIiilues 10 live up to his fClll!lltion as lhe Sen· ate's media cntic-at-large. At a confirmation hearing this fall, Simpson took time out10 reflect on his forthcomin• book about the · press. "lam wnling a book on the media and the·Pint AmendmeiiL.. It is about crilicism. They R surely entitled to do that to us. and we are most assuredly entitled to do that to them." His wife, he explained, is not as enthusiastic about the book project. "She · said/ Alan, I have a thought fer you : with regard 10 thai. Wby don't you just shut up."' Jack AadenH aDd Mlcltatl . Blasteln an colamalsts roruatted Featun SJDdkate, lac. in his own defense, end he can cer- new program to the Republican: tainly stand forth as "the candidate Convention in a speech that truly for change" if he will outline a ''rises 10 1hc occuim." 1ben call dramatic series of domestic initia· · Congress back into session and lives, challenge Congre,s 10 adopt demand that it pass lhe package or them, or as1t lhe voters to give him lake the consequences. ("Change Congress! ••) a Congreas that will. One fmallhing. The Democrats First, a purely defensive point. Wby do you suppose so many of and !heir 1ibcra1 allies in the media George Bush's s11ccesses as prcsi· arc doing their level best to rule out dent have been in the field of for- · as "irrcleY&nt" any discussion of eign affairs? His critics contend Clinton's chlracter. If lhe Republi· that only foreign affain interest cans assent to this, they 'Y!J! richly : him - he doesn't care about deserve lhe defeat that will awaat : domestic issues. But the truth is them. Since when is a president's that in foreign affairs he is largely character irrelevant? There ue free of partisan conaressional those of us who think it is even obstrUCtion. If the Democrats had more~ than hiiiQ. Wby is · the same veto power over foreign the dubtoua way young Clinron affairs that they exercise over evaded his draft obligatiOn, or the · domeslic policy, there'd still be a cavalier lltitude IX the man: illlluie Cold War - and America would Ointon IOW8IIl his illli'l'iqe YOWl, no indication whatever or his probbe losing iL Second, as to dramatic initia· able behavior as president? A campaign with all lhe above · lives. Fmd out whit lhe millions of features ..VOuld mate Slick Willie · Perot supporters, disgusted with look like I sick joke. politics as usual, want 10 back: Willillll Rusller Is 1 l}'lldleat· · notabtr. seriouS budget cuts. Blend ed eolumlllst ror Newspaper these mto lhe Cltisting Republican Enterprise Assoclatloa. · proposals, most or which point in the same direction, and lay out the going 10 college. ivords, "The future will not be : So, for the theme of my easy but it ia brighL" It would be .: remarks, I took some words of nice to be able to say that to : Henry Thoreau: "To change the IOday's youq people. Tnle. we can ·· quality of a day- that is the high- tell them the futtire will not be". est of lhe arts." It would be a good easy. But bright? The world out- : theme for every graduation speech. took has seldom beell bleaker. · Not many ol us are going to Then again maybe we have said : change the course of human events, too ofltn to our young people that · but all of us can ~ge the. quality they arc soing outiniO a world · of a day by SCII!'ina out a npple. of bright with promise. Perhaps we ; hope:, by 1 healmg word, a llelpmg should have told them all atoog to · hand or a job wdl done and have · "make friends with pain " the assurance¥, this !B "'the hi,hWe should have told ihem more : est of th.e arts, '!e&unl anythmg about the oyster. Wben this ' the fu!Uitsts are doing. renwlalble creature finds itself ilri- : Other commencement ~peakers taiOd with a grail of llild illlldc its ' arc able to put the work! !-" focus shell, it secretes an opalesceat · for those or ua whole pob~ edu- lll8lerial that COliS the foreip sub- ' cation .comes mainly from TV stance, not only relieving die Jllln : soullll bites and ~ ~ey· but producing at the sam . e linle a · Madel~ Kurun, viStbng sclsol· peartofgrca~priceandbeluty. :· ar at Radcliffe College and former Pollowina the example of the · governor of Vermont, told the · humble oyster we can make our : graduates at Le~l~X Co1!ege in own pearls by' coalio$ the aharp : Clm~ Mau.. Tbe rugfll !he Vexationl in our life with qnaJita ' sty lit up. over Baghilad. ~ca . like patience, serenity aad aooc1 : for one brief moment loolted inYlll· humor . cibte once apia. Today we quesunib1e 10 - IOday's young · tion ~new what w~s gained ~nd peopl'eofapotofgoldattheendof: : what m fact we lost m that war. the rainbow -or evat a rainbow . . She said lhe weapons or destruc· - we can 11:11 them 111 "ll!lllelllber · : uon we must fear today are not the oyster." If t11ey do that, !hey ' ~~~~ bat ~b lhinp u ·:• ~ may find the happlncu end peace · 11011 or morality, COIDJlllllOD and . lhat IOIIUIOW'I world cannat pve.. · pl&lllity or l(irlL" ex tato awa . ·· When I - llaning out in my GecJ11t II 1 IJIIdkat•. . carctt, a li'Uited mealor in Boston ed· colum;iil'·ror Newapiper ' . gave me his blessing with these Eaterprlle Allildatlolt. :: Zi.-u INO. • IColumbuslss• I 85. The recoid-high tempera!Uie for this date at the Columbus walher sta~on was I ill degrees in 1934 whtle the record low was S2 in 1947. Sullie! tonight will be at8:S3 p.m. and sunrise Saturday at 6:24 a.m. W. 1/A. . Finding peace and joy in our Let us say you were asked to "You are our hope for lhe future" give lhe commencement address 111 kind of thing. t~e graduating class at a high Rep . Ste~hen Solan, D-N.Y., school or college this year. What told this spnng's graduating class would you have told the young people in ~audience? Geena Davis, a movie acuess who addressed the graduates at New England Collefe in Henniker, at Brandeis University, '!Even if N.H .. told them ' How to Be a you never run for offiee, you can Movie Star." While that was' not still, as Robert Kennedy so eloanything most of lhe new graduates quendy said, send out a bny ripple would be able to put 111 use, one of hope and in the process help to wonders how much of what is said write the history of your generaat commencement ceremonies is tion.'' put to·use. I said something similar once 10 • There are of course many differ- a high-school graduating class of ent kinds of ~uation speeches. studCnts from fower middle-class Some are inspiraliDnal. You can get families. These were not our future a lot of inspiration from most com- scientists, lawmakers or leadelS of mencement speakers - a lot of business. Most would not even be By The Assodaled Pretl A flood watch was in ellect for the Jouthern half of Ohio today · afler downpoun ovemight dumped an incll or mere of rain oo almldy Sllllrated ground. But · ~ ssid drier weather was on the way. f!te National Weather Service pred1cted mosdy rain-free conditions toni&ht and Saturday. Then, after a chance of scattered ihowers on Sunday, iiiOi'e dry weather was force~ for Monday and Tuesday. Highs oil Saturday will be 1S· MICH . Who will win.the 'change';vote? 'foday in history_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ..;: Accu-Weather' forecast for daytime condilion~ and the issue vetted in the last cam- · paijn. . "With ""'" · . a diu&er like this ...-·g on, normally the Dem<icrats would have been BCreamins. 'Loot at . what the Ret~gan administtation · did' But they never meationed . i~" · Seidman said. "The reason is that : they ~ad Charlie Keating, Jim · Wnght, and all this stuff the Republieails could dive into and : were ready to dive inlll if the subject was brought up." : Although there's no evidence : that leaders of the P.Bfties engaged · in a conspiracy of silence, Seidman . notes tbat Republicans and · DeiiiOCI'IIS w= coming to him for information so they would be . armed to lhe tt.elh should the issue The Dally sentinel-Page Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Via Anod•led Prat ~ C1t92 Ac:cu-Wtalhtr, Inc. -----Weather----SoQth-Central Olllo Tonigftt, mostly cloudy with the low in lhe mid-60s. Chance OC rain 10 peiCtnt. Saturdly, partly sunny with the high 85-90. Cliance of rain 20pettcnl Extended rorecut: Around the natloa ..Fo' and clouds shrouded most CitieS In lhe East and Midwest early today, while some areas were drenched by thunderstorms. It was cloudy to fair in lhe West. More severe thunderstorms were forecast for today in the Middle Allantic states and the southern and northwest Washington state. Plains. Grey, damp weather was Readings in the 7~ were expected in the rest of the Nonheast, the eJ~pected in the Nonheast, with upper Great Lakes and the northern scattered showen in the Southeast. On Thursday evening, suong Rockies. Highs in the 80s were forecast thunderstorms were crossing east· em Montana and eislbn Wyoming. for the central Atlantic COast states, Thunderstorms developing along a the A~s. the Midwest. the slltionary front produced severe northern Plains and the southern weather in the Middle Atlantic region. Showers and lhunderstoons were ~tattered across the Rocky Mountains, Arizona arid Utah. Thunderstorms over Montana pounded an area 35 miles north of Great Falls with basebal~size hall. Thunderstorms produced wind gusts or 80 mph east of warret1100. Va., and downed uees and power lines in Jefferson County, W.Va. Showers and thunderstorms over cenuat Indiana dumped 3 114 inch· es of rain 11 ~gerstown. Mary,Buchanan Mary LuciJil(a Buthanail, 9S, of Route I in .Reedsville, died on Thursday evening, July 23, 1992 at St. Joseph Hospital in Plrkersburt W.Va. following an extended iii: ness. She was born in Reedsville, lhe daughter of the late Jasper and Laura Tribbeu Reed. She was a housewife. She is survived by a dauJhltr, Ovalene Royse of Greenfield; a son, Donald Buchanan of Reedsville; two sistets, Lola Barber of Mid<lleportli!l! Bernice Cham· ben or Graysvilie, Pa.; I brother, Kenneth Reed of Middleport; six arandchildren: Slieila Buchanan, Mary Nluemeyer, Billie Jean Davis, Kay Sheeler, Sharon Crago lllld Jo Anne Norris; several ptgranilchildren and ievetal vcatgreat .,...atbildrcn. . . . Besides ~£arents, she was DteCeded in . by her husband, }ohn Riley ~uchanan in 1976; and a son, Earl, 1111980. . Services will be held on Monday it It a.m. at Eden United Br•thren Church in Reedsville with Rev. Robert Markley ofllcill: ing. Burial will be in Eden Ceme· . Friends may call at White Blow- er-Funeral Home in Coolville on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Stocks Am Etc Power ...................33 1/8 Ashlind Oil .........:.............24 7/8 AT&:T................................43 1/4 Bank One............................... 318 Bob Evans ........................ 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OM .......:......- ...... _ ............- ....: .Ill ....,. lmQI.&COPr ' llob....... :............................... -C.II I, ....... _ _ , .. .., . . - . .o.tbo.. -1-=:J••....... - ..trll '1'111 ........... --· :,::.•,L•= ......... .. ,_. .........-.. . . ....... ........ .. .. ! ... .,a..,... .,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .= - " " -· Otool& . . . . . . . aanlar He 1 lplfm· lip ~ ,....._ ta .......... . . _ llrrilr ....... Mason couple files $110,000 .. suit against Kroger Company Suday througb Tuesday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms Sunday. Fair on Monday An August 28 coun date has against lhe Town of New Haven as and Tuesday. Highs in the 8Qs Sunbeen set in a lawsuit filed against the administrative agency for the day and 7S-8S Monday and TuesTh~ Kroger Company of Pomeroy, New Haven Pool. day. Lows 65-15 Sunday, in the Oh1o by a Mason couple, according Brandy M. Furr, represented by 60s Monday and 55-65 Tuesday. to records in lhe Mason County her mother and next friend, V'lf· ginla Purr, filed the suit in the Circuit Clerk's office. Wilda E. and Oteri E. Hudson clerk's office on July 8. A coun have &led a SIIO,OOO suit against dale of August 28 has been s« on lhe Kroget Store in Pomm~y. The the matter. Ishmmael(;~e$pie suit states Mrs. Hudson was injured ~edly. Brandy Purr was swirrulimg at the pool when another due 10 negligence. lshinael Gillespie, 78, CoraAllegedly, Mn. Hudson was in- swimmer came up behind her. At· Rodney Road, Rodney, died Friday jured while auempling to disengage ccrding 10 lhe suit, the swimmer morning Ill his home. He was a prominent Green two shoppina cans while preparing picked Furr uo over his head and Townshi!l fann~ and founder of to .shop at die Ponlm)y store. The threw her into the water, causing the Oalha County Rural Water SUit staleS the cans were held severe back injuries. together by an infant seat strap. The suit s111es the Town of New Association. Mrs.. Hudson is suina for Haven was negligent by aUowing Arrangements will be a!UIOiinCed by the Cremeens Funer- $100,000 along with pre- and post· the swimmer 10 enter lhe pool after judgement interest, court COSIS and allegedly being tllld to leave earlier al Chapel. ' altorney fees. lhe same day for rough housing. It Mr. Hudsol\ is suing for Sl 0,000 al.!o says lhe town was negligent in Vernonprumbling VIIIJIOII 1.. "Tuclcet" Grumbling, ~g with pre- and post-judgement failing to provide a safe environ84, 639 Oecqe Creek Rd., Oallipo- Interest, COUll CostS and attorney meat to swim and failure to property train, supervise and conlis, died lbunday,.July 23, 1992; It fees . . · li. SSO,OOO lawsuit has bi!Cn filed trol employees. Holier Medical C&!ter, GatUpolis. He wu 1 retired Boilermaker and 1 member or the First Baptist coattnued from page 1 Church,,PL Pleasant, W.Va.; the · ~ Dawn LOOse No. 7, Gal· gle·day the personil knowledge of words "home of the brave," some I~ llld lhe Boilermakers Local a person held against his will, in the groun shouted "why aren't 1bs, cbiuiclithe. y.'helher It's here or anypllce.else, theyhomd' ~ 1\'U.born Sept. 10, 1907i in buring the shouting, Secret Ser· u simply totally unfau." Bush Blalrlville, Pa •• son or the late said. vice agents suddenly stood between James 1114 Linnie Diu Grumbling. Bush told the audience that the audience and the president, who He mairied Helen Garris on Aug. Donahue had urged him "f? over was on 1 podium. Many in the 19, 1933, in Blairsville. there and bring them back. ' Bush room implored others to "let him Grumbling i& survived .by his said he would do just that "if I finish." wife, two brothers, Lowman and knew of one si(lgle person." Earlier in the week, the presiMerrill Grumbling, Blairsville; a At one pomt, as .they talked dent signed legislation ordering siuer, Nellie (Dawn) Fails, away from the microphona, Bush agencies 10 release flies lhll did not Blairsville, and several nieces and was heard to ask Donahue "are invade the privacy of the POW· nqlhews. you calling me alilll'1" His answer MIA servicemen's families. He was preceded in death by could not be heard. two sisterS ana one brother. Bush also angrily denied the Services will be held at II a.m. · sugaestion "that we left people at the Richard L. Shoemaker prisoners in Iran in order to win an Fuileral Home, 49 N. Walnut St., election." Blairsville, with Rev. Paul Caner Bush pointed to his own milioffieiatin&. Burial will be in the lary serv1ce in World War n as a COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Blairlville Ctllietety on Monday. naval aviator. He said seven out of Direct livestock prices and receiplS Calling hours arc Suliday, 7to 9 IS in his squadron died in action. at selected buying points Friday by p.m. at the Shoemaker Funeral The scene for turmoil was set the Ohio Department of AgriculHome, and Saturday, 2 to 4 p.m. even before Bush entered lhe room. ture: and 7 to 9 p.m. at the McCoy- During the wai~ the audience san~t Barrows and gilts: mostly .SO Moore Funeral Home, Weatherholt patriotic songs, including "The higher. demand moderate to good. Chapel, GallipOlis. Masonic ser- Sw-Spangled Banner." After the U.S. 1-2, 230-260 lbs., country vices wiU be held 8:30 p.m. Sllurpoints, 43.00-44.00, a few 44.SO; day by the Morning Dawn Lodge plants 43.00-43.7-S, a few 44.50. No.7 . U.S. 1-2, 210-230 lbs., counuy The Columbia Township Fire points, 41.5043.00. Department recently received a U.S. 1-3, 230-260 lbs .• country donation of $4SO from Southern points, 42.00-43.50. Dluolutlolls SODJht ~hio Coal Company's Meigs DiviReceipts Thursday 7,200. EstiActions for dissolution of mar· SIOn. mated receipts Friday 6,500. riaae have been filed in Meigs Michael Detcott.a, training Prices from The Producers Live· County Common Pleas Coun by supervisor for the Meigs No. 2 stoclc Association: Pamela L. Henderson. Coolville, mine, presented the check to fire· Cattle: steady. and Williim E. Amos, Coolville; man Jim Gaston. Slaughter steers: choice 68.50· and by Thomas C. Thobaben, Located about two miles from 76.00; select63.S0-71.00. Wilminaton, and Marsha Marie Meigs No. 2 mine, the department ~laughter heifers: choice 64.25EJieslo!i, Albany. · has a fire response .Bmergency 74.00; sclect59.00-67.25. Medical Technician (EMT) team Cows: steady; all cows 54.00 Marrllp llce-atanled which assists local ambulance ser. and down. Marriage licenses have been vices. Bulls: .50 lower; all buDs 67.00 gran!ed in Meias County Probarc and down. Coun to Dougfas Brian Bell, 31, Vcal calves: Racine, and Theresa Baniee Good, Mystery farm contest Sheep and lambs: t.2S to 2.00 30, Racine; and to Grcaory Brown- winner is announced higher; choice ·wools S7. 75-62. 25; ing, 33, Pomeroy, and Dreama choice clips S7.S0-61.7S; ·feeder Diane Bell, 28, Middl~ Roy · Van Meter of 30695 lambs 62.00 81\d down; old sheep · Mitchell Road, Racine, was the 30.25 and down. winner of this week's Sunday Times-Sentinel mystery farm conVet~rau MeiiiOI'Ial test. He correctly id~ntified the THURSDAY ADMISSIONS • farm as that of Charles and MuNone. garet Yost of Nease SealemenL He THURSDAY DISCHARGlis · was one of six to identify lhe f.-m . Mlnha Panons . and Van Meter's name was selected ai lhe winner by loitery. He will HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER receive I CheCk for ~S rrom The Dllcltaraes, Julyl3 • Marilyn Ohio Valley PUblishing Co. which the contest with the Oillam, CltriiiODhel' Lambert. Lori co-sponsors Meigs Soil and Warci Conlervldon Mlllilr, Vickie Ward, DIWII While. DiSiricL . llrtlll, Jtd7 l3 . Mr. and Mrs. RETURNS William )fc:Dermitt, 1 aon, Pt. I Pleuant, W. Va; Mr. and Mrs. r.::IP0~-13!::~• 1 -Ok, 11011, BidwelL a President... Livestock report Receives donation Court news Hospital news BATMAN COLOtl YTHU\TRE Lottery numbers a!' CU1VE1.AND (AP) - Here are Thar•day aiaht'i Ohio Lottery .....,.:...................................... .11 PldiJN•._. Doll• ...... c.o.Jr • w..ta. ......................................... Sl ............................................... . <u.IIJ..'-> NU Pk:k4NIIIIben · 0-7-7-2 1(~ seven, seYal, two) ? CIIYfOWE II MEMOIRS OF 'AN INVISIBLE MAN 6-6.4 •. •• ' w'nt:t•·· 446-IDU •• ('~ " •'01 T ~ ......., ~ T;..• o -• P• Rockies. Highs in the 90s were expected in the Southeast, the southern Mississippi Valley and the southern Plains, with readings above 100 in southem Texas and the Southwest desens. The high for the nation Thurs· day was 110 degrees at Lake Hava· su City. Ariz. ; • : : : • : • ' • • •.. •.. .. • •• • '• • • '• Record low temperatures were reached Thursday in Norfolk, Neb., where it was 65, and R()chester, Minn., it 60. New York City tied its record of 6S. Temperatures in the 60s were forecast f.- southeast New England --Are·a deaths--- tery'. ! Additional rain brings threat of flood OHIO Weather Saturday, July lS . · Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Friday, July a4, 1992 GOP opens fire on 'Clinton's record · "!'A~':fiNGTON- The 1992 DIVOftD 1'0 TBIJNT111181'a or TBI111108-IIAIIOI'I .ADA . PomeroY-Middleport, Ohio MORGAN COUNTY MURDER • Franklin County Coroqer Keaneth Nortoa points to·one of the bullet boles in the 111111 of murder victim Amel "Fro1" Bryant in tbe murder trial aplnst Richard ''Red" Hill and Anthony Wayne WIIUams atlht Morgan County Courthouse Thursday. Seated in the roreground are two defendants; Williams,Ieft, and Hit~ right. (AP) President invited to attend locks dedication this fall Congressman Clarence Miller (R-Ohio) recently invited President George Bush to auend the new Gallipolis Locks dedication ceremony on October 10. A letter, dated July 22, from the congressman stated: "This faD, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will put inlll service one of the most imponant naviga· tiona! locking chambers ever con• suucted on the Ohio River. The impressive $384 million OaUipolis Locks will be formally dedicated with a ceremony on October 10 and I would like to lake this opportuni· ty to encourage you to join me at GaUipolis for this significant occasion. "The opening of the massive, modern new 1,200-foot locking chamber at Gallipolis will assure the safe and effective movement of essential raw materials along the Ohio River and it will mark the replacement of an aged barge locking complex that is considered to · be tile most da~gerous and outdat· ed facility on our nation's inland · waterways system ... "Your participation in ceremonies dedicating the new Gallipo-· lis Locks would be deeply appreciated and grea~y welcomed. Please allow me to urge you 10 give favor· able consideration to this important event" A spokesman for Miller's office · in Washington, D.C., said it is too early to tell if the president will auend the ceremony. · -Meigs announcements-Cross-country team The Meigs High School cross country team will meet at Meigs High School Monday at 9 a.m. Missionary Geor'e Pickens, a missionary from Nairobi, Kenya. will be at the Long Bouom United Methodist Church on Thursday at 7:30p.m. A fellowship hour wiD follow. Coin club to meet The OH KAN Coin Club will meet Monday at Burkett Barber Shop in Middleport. Social hour and uading sess1on at 7 p.m. pre- cede the meeting. Refreshments. New members welcome. Swimming lessons Swimming lessons will be offered at London Pool in Syracuse beginning Monday and continuing through Aug. 7. The fee is $20. Class times are 6-6:45 p.m. for beginners; 6:4S· 7:30 p.m. for . advanced beginners; and 7:30-8 p.m. for intermediate. Further mformation may be obtained by calling 992-9909. Night swimming is also offered . at London Pool on Wednesday and Friday from 7-9 p.m. ' ---Local briefs... _ ___, Continued rrom page I Two bags of garbage and a cardboard box were found on Wednes· day over the riverbank at Star Mill Park. Swan's July electric bill was found in lhe garbage. Belpre residents a"ested Belpre Police have arrested Jeff MiDer and Joyce Smith, both of Belpre, on warraniS from Meigs County Coun for failing to appear m coun 10 answer charges of consummg beer at Forked Run State Parle. The incident took place last summer. Botll were relessed from custody afler posting bond in Belpre for later appearances in Meigs County Court. · EMS units answer calls Four calls for assistance were answesed by units of Meigs Emer· ·. gency Services on Thursday and early Friday. At 3:41p.m. on Thursday, Pomeroy unit went to State Route 681 for Stella Fyffe, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospilal. At 5:13p.m., P1111eroy squad went to Village Green ApanmenlS and took Daisy Satterfield to Veterans. At 12:26 a.m. on Friday, Pomeroy unit responded to Pomeroy Cliffs Apartments. Brenda Haley was taken to Veterans. At 4:08 a.m., Syracuse squad went to State Route 124 for Charles Hysell who refused ~enL ' SPRING VAWY C!NlMA ,..., 44b 4~Z4 , ...... ~ . . AMAUD ............ . . . FF DP . . . . lftelllft �• The·Daily Sentinel Sports Friday, July 24, 1992 Pag.-...4 . In the Kyger Creek LL Tournament, . ·. Gallipolis ln4i~~s, ·Middleport Cardinals first in final four By G. SPENCER OSBOitNE OVP Staff Writer If the bottom of the third inning of the first game o~ Thursday night's Kyger Cree!' Litde League Tournament twmb•ll between the Rud~ ~ and the host Oallipolis Hills Indians - a contest the In· dians won 7-3- were erased from the event book, it would have been a game-controlling pitching duel. The fans at the Kyger Creek Employees Cl~b field saw Indians pitcher Drew Punlde. stack his 15 strikeouts, three walks and two hits - to Chris D'~ugustino (2·3~surrendered agamst the 10-strilceout, o~e-walk, perrorma!ICC by the Reds Joe D Augusuno, who tossed a three-hiuer. Both went the distance. The Reds got a run in the top of the first when Chris D'Augustino reached first base on an error and scored on three wil:t.:Pitches - all during Steve Hysell s at-bat - af' ter the VISitors f~rst two batters struck out !Jle Indians returned the favor by tymg the contest in seven pitches. The seventh pitch 'W as launched O~Cl' the centf'Z f~eld fence by No. 2 h1uer AJ . JohJ.ISOft (1 ·3) - .~ so~e left-han~ hitter in ~ Tnbo s hneup - wtth one out-m the bottom of the fii'SL ·But the Indians weren't done, as they picked up ~other run in that frame by capllali.zmg_on a throwing error an,d two wild Pl!'hes that got No .. 3 hmer Seth DaVIs (2·3) home dunng Ben Sheard's at-bat. Neither were the R~. Af~ a scoreless second, Joe D Augusuno slapped a one-out ~nder .by fii'St baseman Johnson m the thud that was scored an error because John· son didn't chase the ball. Then Chris D' Augustino, who wi~ two wild pitches during his at·bat get his older brother (Joe is older by almost 13 months) 10 third, singled to right center field to get his . - ·~ ~ .... brother home with the tying run. caused a late throw to first Chris D' Augi!Siino, who moved (Gilmore reaches) and a sacrifice to second on the throw to the in· by Johnson·set the stage for Davis' field, got to third on wild pitch to two-run lliaglc that saw him score Hysell, but Hysell and AJ. Vaugh· when catcher Ashley Millcr's off· an struCk out to strand the younger target throw to third ended up in D' Augustino. left fteld. Half of Joe D' Augustine ' s Both teaJIIS scored in the fifth, strikeouts came in the second and but Dunkle kept things in hand in fourth, when he faced three bauers the siltth by strikinc out Miller and in each frame. But a hit batsman Nathan Hallbill before all!lwing (Justin Jones), a wild pitch to I~· Waylon McKinney to reach on off hitter Jimmy Gilmore that gets call:her Sheard's throwing error to Jones to second, an error that first. McKinney was left on base By DAVE HARRIS Sentlllel Correspondent The Meigs American Legion baseball team, weather permitting, will continue its Eighth District Tournament play today against Gallipolis Post 27. Meigs was supposed to have played Thursday~ainst the winner of the Athens-Gallipolis $ame played earlier in the day (Gallipolis won 10-8 at Glouster), but due to unplayable conditions. at Athens High School's Rannow Field, the game was moved to Friday at 5:30 p.m. Meigs, 2-I in the tournament and 6-19 ovcrall, scored three runs in the sixth iuning of Wednesday to overcome a 3-2 deficit and added four insurance runs in the ninth in· ning to defeat Wellston 9-4. Mike "Abby" Welch lead off the sixth inning by striking out, but reached fllSt base on a wild pitch. He stole second and moved to third on a single by Mike Vance. He was caught in a rundOwn between third (= ° ° Mahed Potatoa • GriYy, llullerlcl Umaa, Hc!t aun-d Roll;IIICI Snull Drink or COIIM. Pa• IIOJI 011. 204 Collclor k I ~ I l D'AUGUSTINO SCORES- The Rutland Reds' Cltris D' Augustino (left) slides in to score on a wild pilcb by Gallipolis Indians pilcher Drew Dunkle, whose tag is too late to keep D' Augustlao rrom puttiag the Reds on top .In lhe nrst Inning or Thursday night's Kyger Creek Little League Tournamenl game near Cheshire. However, tbe ladiaos, who scored lwo in their hair or the nrst, broke a 2·2 tie ia the third and went on lo win 7-3. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) came on ~ finish and pick up the Dou' Ashley (LP) _and Jeremy. save racking up seven strikeouts Mannenng, Bryan Molihan (3) Vanee bad • double and a Single tO lead Meigs and Phalin added a double. M~rk Stanley Bunch McGuire and Welch each added single. Tile Lowest Priced Doug Ashley was the losing Ever From Eureka pitcher. Ratcliff led Wellston With a single, double and a triple. Well· 6.5 Amp ESP' Matar ston lost the services of catcher • Cub Clntllng Time In Hill! Jeremy Mannering in the second • 1.5 AmJ ESP" Ellra inning after he was injured in a SucllGI ....... IIolor home plate collision with McGuire. • I I'IIHIGI CIJplt Mannering stayed in the game until llllgllt Ml 1118111 the third inning, when he had to ;:::..,.~ leave becuse or the injury. Inning lotals Meigs ......... .100 013 004 - 9-7-{) Wellston ...... 120 001- 4·9·3 Terry McQuire Jeremy Pbalin (7, save) and a The BOSS .• Upright ESP" SW{1).9lf)" S'PECI.!U SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1992 PORK CHOP & DRESSING DINNER ............ . ...."_. t ! ancl home, but Meigs kept the in· ning alive as Jeremy Phalin walked and stole second. With two outs, Vance scored the tying run, and Phalin moved to third when Jeremy Dill reached on a Wellston error. Joe McElroy walked to load the bases before Micah Bunch singled to score Phalin and Dill. Meigs added the four runs in the ninth inning on three hits, includQlg dou~les by Vance and Phalin. Wellston scored a run in the bottom of the inning on back·to·back triples off the bats of Ryan Ratcliff and Doug Ashley. But Phalin struck out three· of the next four batters to end the game. Terry McGuire, who started on the mound for Meigs and picked up the win, fanned 12 batters in six and one third of a inning. Phalin GRAVELY TRAC'IOR SALES 6 SERVICE '\, ••' fc:t... - - h'b" f the' · I' · 1 ex •uon .If en~ tneup ·~ the first off losmg pitcher BenJ• 1 0 ~uel .' ' : 0~· ": ':"'alks)10 ~ts, onean mnmg ~~leport·When~~~ cleared, Wl!S a .· · c~: ~us~e~. ll'l~m~110the f the r.:m ~ T. J~ ~0 w · Y· nson, ~ got aboard .w•th a smgle to r.•ght ~-n~dmadt 11 to s~ond, on nght te er ere~y owe s error, scored(Seon Kf•crrLb~e,man"'Matt e o age~~ Meigs downs Wellston 9-4 in American Legion tourney •' I• when Adam Moodlspaugh fanned on four "ll:hes · · InlliJI& to end the game. Rutland .............. IOI 010 _ 3·2·3 GalliDOiis...........203 02x _ 7-3-4 WP- Dunkle · LP -J. D'Au stino gu Middleport Cardinals 13 Radne Hustlers 1 (5 Inn 1 A pair of two-run home~s _ one by Gary Acree (2-2) and one by Rusty Stanley (i·3) _ were 'ust part of thC Middleport Cardin~s' $495 .... Rlbban Upright ll'ol~trtull Motor ,..~ tiJL•S P.& s.t....... , P.& ' Friday, . 1992 Ohio With 3-2 loss to St. Louis, Cincinnati slips to one game behind idle Atlanta By R.B . FALLSTROM ST. LOUIS (AP) - The Cincin· 634 .In St., Pomeroy. OH. 882.&600 By LARRY McSHANE BARCELONA, Spain (AP) 'l_'he Dr~m Team wants competi· non, while 1ts American soccer brethren just want to survive. The rehearsals are over. The Summer Olympics begin today - even before they officially start. · o.n the eve of the O(lllning cere· momes, the.Game$ begin with soc· cer taking the spotlight before the torch is lit, Game One pits Italy against the United States, followed by Poland-Kuwait, Egypt-Qatar and Colombia-Spain. It's a tough matchup for the Americans, who must face one of the medal favorites in their first game - and do so without three regulars. U.S. coach Lothar Osian· der, head of an inexperienced team, is hoping things don't tum ul!)y. "We remind theni that Cluisto. pher Columbus discovered Ameri· ca, and now we want to discovCI' Italian soccer on a very friendly basis," Osiander said. "Hopefully, they won't crucify us." Shortly after the Americans take the field, the U.S. basketball team is due in from Monte Carlo. Fresh ?IT a Ill ·71 thumping of France in •ts last tuneup, the most heralded squad of the Olympics arrives in Barcelona two days before its fii'St game. The NBA stars are ready to roll - "You can only socialize so much , gamble so much, play so many exhibition games and practi ce games," explained selfappointed team spokesman Charles Barkley. He ' ll get his wish Sunday against Angola , but teammate Michael Jordan isn't expecting a tough contest from the Angolans or anybody else. "A lot of us in the regular sea· son can raise our games when' a game is close, but we may not ever sec that happen. There may not ever be a game except in the fltSI In the majors .•. EultrftDMiion <;a New YoB ..............41 41 SL t..u;. ...............ol6 41 Pd. .5<1 \"" .495 .419 Chic•J0................ ..44 .10 .<61 1.5 Team W L I'll"....,......... . ._. ...........5241 4347. ~ 1 sr Anniversary Sale Continues! PhilldeJJitia ...........40 55 .421 ,. S S.S Watun DM1Ioa AWnta ...................55 37 ClNClNNA11 ....... .5.1 39 .S91 ..11.1 San Diego ............. .5 1 45 San Fnneilco ........45 49 HOWI\Cin .................0 .51 .531 6 .479 .4.53 II 13.S Loo A<>ae1" ····· ......41 S4 .• 32 ll.S I Thursday's score S1n Fr1n c:i 1~ (T. WihoD 6:10) at Phibolcljllli.l ( A - ... . ). 7,]S p.m. Pitubur&h (Walk 3·3) It Athnt a . 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OtiaF, 6,Nilwllll." 2 Oe:ttolt 5, Ctlifomil l Tomn14 9. OckUod 3 Today'& gam.. Min ...... (Eri<bon 6-1 ait4 Jtnqer 9-2) " ..... (Clomcoo ilH and Dopaoo> 6-4), 2, S:CISJ>m. T1111 {IYrna 2·~) al Baltimore.. - 1.()). 7;3S P"'· ~ Cily (lo<ptino 0-1 ) "aJ!VI!. L\NI) ~ 6-t), 1:35 p.m. 0t1ogo (l!ibltat41·S)" Nil..uk.. (I!WJ04 FO), Ij)S P"'· , . _ (Wt!IJ l~) ll Otltltn4 ( - ... 7•lJ, 10:05 pAIL POMEROY N•• York <Y•••Jl·2) 11 ll•nl• (I'IJ!.~ IO,l.S p.m. l)eu.tc (l.itl 1-4). 11 CtUfend• ~,- H~ 10:" p.at. . SatiJrdaJ'IIIIItl Tom (Will I·') ·" ldtlmore (S. omtHJ,3p.m. (1"'*'3·3)atB,.an(DcrwinS,.~3pJn. ..._ . .. .,.. ~- . ... ...... . f After a police interview, Ollles· by admitted making up the tafe in hopes of avoiding punishment from coach Don Shula after missing curfew and then oversleeping and missinJ a "'~ing traininc asian. K1a ..1 Ci~l: (~oddic:br 0· 4) 1t ct.EVEI.AND \Otl* :1-S~ 7:CIS P.""· Chica(O (llaup 4·3) 1\. Milw•llkoe (Bodo IS->), 1~ . m. New York ll•J•• l- 3) 11 Seaule (Onnt 0.2). I . p.m. Sunday'spmes r ...... a-....t :ls....,. Kln&tl CiiJ I t a..EVELAND, 1:3!5 pm. ~ot-:U.Ip.m. Decrad at CalifanU, ~:05 p.m. r ....... • Ooklon4. •:as ,..,. New Yod< 1 1 - 6:01" p.m. Minnelou II JlaMn, I:OS p.m. BATTINO - l.rvk, fhil•dolphi1, .353 ; VanSIJil.e, Pitltburah •. 3-46 : Shef'fWd, San Dieao. .331 ; Owym, ~ Diep, .3~7; McOriff. San Di.eao. .315:" Gnco, .314: &.ndJ, I'll.......... .l l1 RUNS - BiJJio; Houaton, 61; Hollins, PhU.delpbi•, 60; DeShiddt , a.;.,.., MOftttctl, 59; Oriuom, Montrul, 59; · - · Pilu.....,, , , l.not, Philadolphia. Sl; Owyoo~, Son Ill- Sl Sheffie~d , RBI - San DiefO, 64; D..t.... PhiloHpbia. 13; Mo<lrill, Son !16;-. l'lltohtop. DitJO, 61; Mamr•~ Ne• YGd:, 61; L. Woll:w, lllatoul, Piaobur&h. 56; VMSiyko, Pa1 AtlMu. 112; Dd'hid+ Moo· ..... II 0: llwleoo, PhilNolphia, I01. DOUBW - o.-, PlliladelphU, 21: V•oSiyko, Phu.....,., 26; Lonlloni, Sl Lou.it, 25; Murray, New Yort, ll; Oriut~m , Moauu.l, 22; W. Clart, San F........, :12: Shollloll4. SM Dioao• 21 ; Boll,,._ 21; llonilla, Now Yodl, 'I1Ul'LI!S - D. · 1\llaiU, 13: FinloJ, Houtton, 11 ; VanSlrke, Pitll· Loa llnplll, 1: Aliool, bwa)t, , , - SL 1.ooU. 7; .. ....... Philo4olphio, 6: 011.... , Loa AoploJ. 6. . Atlln1.1, ts. STOU!N .ASl!S - Orilaont, Moo· ..... lO; DoSltiaWJ,lllatoul, !16; J..onk. lord , S1. Looio, :10: lokna, CINON· NA11. :16::M:Fioloy, · :IS: Biuio. Oaol, ,..., :lot PITaiiiiCI (II - ) - 01o,;, Atlantt, ••· 3, .124, 2.44; ltnkhu4, CINONNATI, 9-2, .Ill, 1.14; Swiftddl. CINCINIII\TI, 9-:1, .750, 2.14; l.. llill, Monttul, 11 ~ •. 733, 2.63; Cane, New Yod:, II~ • .733, 1.60; Blact, San F..n: ciaco,l·3, .721, 1.09; T...ltobo.,, SL . Louia, , .., .Wl, 1.91. STJ.OU!OIITS - C- Now Yod<, 177: S..... Allomo, 131; ! . F New Yodl, I lot; G. N1M11l, Chic•r.· 110: DnbU:, Phtt~urall. lot ; l i o, CINCINNATI, IOii I • Di.eao, 106. SAVE! - Loa Smith, St. IAuU, 24; Chulton, CINCINNATI, :13: D. I'"'"· a-. hi•. H..,., 20; W.uelaad , Monuul, 19; Mildt W'llli-, ~ . II; IIJ,n, Son Di<to,l1; B<lindo,!l.-p, 14. . A•rlcan Lupe BATnNO - Pl&CbU, Mia:DIIOU, .332; B. 111..-,&MOlo, .121: l. Alomtr, Toroato, .Slf: Bawa•. CLBVIJ.. UNO, .!17; lololitor, Nilw- .Sll; Huptr, MJanliou; .SO'J: l11..Waueh, 11161 7/16"x4'x8' OS.B Sheathing 5.99 .... ,.')~...~~~ 011, ""· aa...o, S: Sian, T .- S: WlOoo, r-.s:~OO....J. l\JNS -23;McOwft, 2S:HOME DOlt, Dolmlt, , . _.OUlood, _ 21: Juaa Oonz~la, Teau. 20: FlOWer. Detnllt, 20: C.rteJ, To-., 20: llolle. CLEVELAND, 19; ClftAOO, Olklud, 19. STOLEN BASI!II - Uolldt, Mil- 2"x4"x92 5/8" be, 33; Ulftott, CIJM!I.UII), 32;nil, Cali!omil, 32; M:haaa, Baltilnca, 31; R. lloo,...., W 31 ; · OUcqo. JC), ~ M II, 22; L w.o-.,Chiolp. 22 PrrCtnNO (II olecbt...) - lm G11man . Tororuo, l:Z-2•. U7 , :Z.03; r-. Appior, Km111 Cil)'; 11·3, .116, 1.12+ M11trin1, Baltimore. 10-3, .769, l ..C': FlemOia. Suult, ll~ • .733, 3.21: Mcllowoll, Chicuo.l:l-5, .m, !A~ STRIJCE01JTS - Jan Onmtn, Toi'Oftto, 131; Pua, New Yod!:, 127; a -,- 125; LB-., Tow, 106: Appior, KlttMo Cily, liM; R. Jolut. OII,'Seoale, 104: Mdl llll, a.too,.. " · SAVES - l!cltonloy, OU!M4, 11: A1ailen, MillnNota, :ZI; Jeff R111Mil. Tu.u. 2A; OI.ICIIII, Babimore, 2!: Wa.u.....,., IWAI Clt~lot.,, Milt•, I'; 'NP'I, It; a-don, ........ 9. . ...' 1.891~· ~ · 0 1) - . '·-• Clean. dry and kept unoer cover. cash an<l carry only. SPF Framing Lumber ·-·Lapo Size 2nz4n 2ndn - .,• · Transactions B•baD 'll!XAS twr~ - - Dott- ald Hania, :1~~=, lO tutu of 11\e r ..u ' DoWI!u., .... lloWor, fnnt 1'111A. TORONI'OBWEJAYS - KdlyOn>ltor, tho ll.., IIWlllotllill. 0pcionoo1 Ten Quinlon. dtinl_,,_ ftnl buemall, WI S)'!ICUM ol &he lntemttimoli.Mpo. N-lt.apo ,..,."""'-.-·.........,.., fLORIDA MARLINS - Slano4 Syl-.l.inlloWor. B-*ttbaD Nlllloula.....IA '1 DALLAS MloVEIICI:I - Sipod Sw.nl.,.llobn, . . . .. ....... ...... RonOUitOOII tho ripu to Brioo Qtainnln, c~m . · MlNNI!SOI'A 1lMBERWOLVES - Promoted Chtck Dniuon 10 ••lllllll COidt, ... lim a........ -..... _.. ......... LonySJnon.l-.•·-- SAN ANTONIO SPIJP.S - Slp1141 GOOD POKE, RUSTY! - The Middleport Cardinals' Collin Roush congralulates team11111te Rosly Stewart arter Stewart's tworun bomer - lite second or tile Ianing - io the nrst lnolng or Tltursday Qigltl's Kyger Creek Little League Tournament came 111lnst the Racine Husllers, wblcb the Cardinals won I3·2 lo advance lo the semmaals. (OVP pbolo by G. Spencer Osborne) 1o• 2.44 3.54 2.89 3.99 3.34 3.89 KCLL quarterfinals .. ~continued from Page 4) Williams' throwing error to third following Manuel's groundout to the mound. But Cardinal catcher Justin Seymour threw a strike to Ac~ee a third to nail Jesse Little -. he reached after being hit with a pitch - on a steal attempl and retire the side. Williams made up for his off. t.qet throw in the second when his line-drive sin11e to center scored leadoff hitter Tim McClure to start a five-run rally that solidified Mid· dlepon's reign on the diamond. While the Cardinals kept the heat on the Hustlers offensively, their pilchera - Slltrta' Blad Dav· . enpon (fi~ Ks, one walk in three ' innings) and reliever Seymour (three Ks, no Walks) - allowed no Racine runner i,Jast second In lhe middle liRe i1111np of·this five-in· ninll mercy-rule decision. Those frame& aaw only I0 Racine bailers. Succeeding Manuel on the Ratine hiD were Ty Johnson (three inninp, no Ks, six Wilks) and fm· isher Steven Boso (four Ks, one walk, one hit). Middleport's offense was also generated by Williams (3-4), Me· Clore (1·3) and Seymour (1 -4). Racine's hitters were Harris, Jeremiah Johnson (both 1·2), Boso and Ty Johnson (both 1-3). Inning totals Middleport ... ......521 23 - 13- 8-1 Racine ................ IOO OI - 1·4·3 WP - Davenport (Seymour save) LP - Manuel FU111re contest5 Toni1U - . Nelsonville Yan· tees vs. Pomeroy KFC, 6 p.m. ; Bidwell No. I vs. Cheshire, 7:30 p.m. S.turday'a •mlllnals - Mid· dleport Cardinals vs. Gallipolis Hills Indians, 6 p.m.; tonight's win· ners, 7:30p.m. SlndaJ - Saturday's losen in consolation game, 5 p.m:; Satur· day's winners In championship pme, 6:30p.m. "'""-'··*' 1u , ·RUNS - Pili p1, D«roil, " ' JooN.... l ' alfOtt, ": B. Walda•, S.. lilt, 61 • I ~~ ........... ,... LAWRENCE'S GROCERY ,Q;C.W,'I:-61: ~,.., -n. RBI ·- JW-.Doonil, 71; 111o0wR, • 7 . . . . . . . .. AT LONG BOTTOM ». ......... r.,.., '7: 0. 6S; n....... C!tiotp, .., ,...., Donlt, o.tlaall, t I.U. Chic11o. 66; C.tw, •• -..IUV!IANI), SATURDAY, JULY 25 arrs~~~t•.!. llbut-l:tt: 121: , _ , l)o. ::.!.1'! ~ :.:' u\: •.••. -·!1';~1' llOIII....., - Hall, Now Yoot, a· I. Mutlnn, SttUit, Z11'1o,nw, kta~•· . CliJ, 2~i.~all intlJ ,_ N•" Yollt, 26; Y~t,' Mil~~; ......, !ftl M, RT. 2 GAWPOUS FERRY, WY WILL CLOSE 61 We apprecfate your plllt bualnaaa with Howard end the friendship shown our family THE LAWRENCE FAMILY I, I I ·,' . ..,' Precut Studs l:f\UIJII, Minn01et1, 9·1, .111, l .lS; J...U. Morrio, 12-:1. .aco, 4Al : 55. IUTS - VJnSlyko, PilllbuiJII. Ill; Shelficl,d, San Dieao, 116; Owyna, SAn Di,o, 116: Klllk, Phiiadol~il . Ill; only two runs in its last three ·bunt in the second for his second games. The Reds dropped a game RBI of the season. Lee Smith got four outs for his behind the idle Braves in the NL first save since July 11 and 24th West after losing 3-2 to the St. o. v erall, breaking a tie for the Louis Cardinals Thursday nilflt. "The Braves are hot and we're National League lead with the not," Reds pitcher Jose Rijo said. Reds' Norm Chli;Jton. "It's hard to win when you don' t Luis Alicea added an RBI triple - his seventh triple iD 109 at-bats score runs.'' The Reds were shut out Tuesday - and made two fine defensive and Wednesday by the Chicago plays at second base in his first Cubs. They opened Thursday 's game since being recalled from game with a bang as Bip Roberts Class AAA LouisviUe. Alicea Jot and Bill Doran singled on the fii'St his third chance at the starting job two pitches from Rhea! Cormier, after Jose Oquendo went on the Barry Larkin singled to load the disabled list Wednesday with a bases and Darnell Coles hit a sacri- heel injury. fice fly. But that was about it. "I'm just going out and having "We should have had three or fun," Alicea said. "I'm taking four runs in lhe fii'SI inning and we advantage of the situation. It sure got one," Reds manager Lou feels $ood·" Piniella said. "That's the way it's A11cea also has moro triples than been going." the New York Mets, who have five. The frustration apparently is "It's just somethinJ that's just mounting. The tunnel from the happening," Alicea 111d "This is Reds' du~outto the clubhouse was a big park. Any ball chat you hit in strewn With paper cubs and a cool· the gap, if you gel a good start, you er also was overturned. can Jccep on going;" Glenn Braggs, who hit into a Left fielder Milt Thompson also double play to end the fltSI, hojles made a diving catch of a Bip it's just a short detour. Roberts liner in left field to save a "You guys are more worried run in the second. about it than we are," he told Like Cormier, Rijo (7· 7) was reporters. ''I'm 1101 giving up, and I facing the same team for the sec· don't think anybody else is. It's ond straight start. He lost for the just one of those things." first time in five decisions and his It wasn't long ago that the Reds career record against the Cardinals were ro!Ung, winning four in a row fell to 4-1. and starting the Cardinals' woes Rijo was wild, throwing 106 with three straight victories last pitches in six innings. He walked weekend. That began a Cardinals' four and allowed all three runs on five-game losing streak. seven hits. "It was .nice for us to be able to Piniella said Rijo had trouble turn things around," St. Louis because he threw too many break· managCI' Joe Torre said. "That first ing balls. inning didn't bode well for us, hut "It's the same old story with Cormier did a hell of a job." him," Piniella said. "I wish Jose Cormier (3·8) was rocked for would throw his fastball more." five runs in four innings in an 8-1 Rijo didn't agree with Piniclla's loss at Cincinnati last Friday. assessment. "He got killed," Torre said. "I started throwing fastballs in "He just made better pitches the second innin~ and that's when I tonighL" got into trouble, ' he said "If my Cormier allowed two runs on fastball was working, I would have eight hits. He not only escaped the won 2-1. My forkball and slider fust-inning jam, he also drove in were my best pitches." the go-ahead run with a squeeze :M; lolr.... ~a&y. :11. .....,'<R. '~T-l:L-. Kill., Cl - n........................... •• camp. tilt~l: ~ Wdter, -..u, 11: Dtuhon, Phila4olphla, Uo Dewton, Chicoao. 14: HoW.., Philodolpltio, 13: Ma• Wii1Wno1 Son PnnNco, 13; PatdJo. PeL .611 CIJ!VEUND ........w 56 aged 9.8 points and 18.7 rebounds lalt season. Foot baD MIAMI (AP) - Miami Dol· phins nose tackle Alfred Oglesby admitted making up a stOry that he' had been kidnapped in order to escape punishment for breaking curfew and missing practice. Oglesby said he missed practice after being kidnapped late Wednes· day by two armed men who stole the car he was driving and aban· doned him in the Everglades. He said he had to walk most of tlie way back to the Dolphins' training (Dulloc 1-1), •:OS p.m. Pit-.p, II; L W L l7 Bo-............. .53 •2 Polilwoukec ............ .SO ol4 ll<uoiL.. ................47 lO A dress rehearsal on Thursda' night at the Olympic Stadium indi· cated everything was just about ready. The Inremational Olympic Committee is set as well - it reached decisions on the status or Yugoslavia and iu former republics for the Summer Games. The IOC officially welcomed Yugoslavia's athletes to the GIIDCS - about half of them, anyway. They ended seven! days of hag· gling by approving a plsn where Yugoslavs can compete individual· ly, but not on teams. Two former Yugoslav republics -Bosnia-Herzegovina and Mace· donia - also were approved for the Garnes. Bosnia-Herzegovina's athletes will compete under their own flag, while Macedonia's will wear white uniforms and compete under the Olympic flag. ..... 04),3 p.m. HOME RUN! - Nollrilr, Salllli<ao. 2~; Shelfiel4, Saa Ditp, II; Boait, AMERICAN LEAGUE r ....................... .st iL" 21 : Wallodt, """-'.,21. Sunday'sgam•s Loa Anrloutld~m...,., l ,3l p.m. S1n f r1nc:i1CO I t Ph iladel ph11, 1:)!J p.m. Son llieto at New Yod<, I o40 p.m. Eutlfll Dt ... lon '. ·' (Gordner 8·1), 7:3S p.m. · Orica&o (CuUllo 6-7) tt Howton (B . Honry J.6), 1'0.1 P·"' CJNCJNNATI (Bohon 0-0) u S1. Louil (Clult 2-3~ U ll p.m. THESE DEALS WON'T LAST! Low miles. N, ......... aruiH, , _ .... AIM'M ,_loeb. <DIE II MD CHECI OUTSEOOIOII. Plf.OWIID,CAIS AID TIUCISI LOW PIICU AIID FIIWI<IItl AYliWlL Our Anniversary Sale has been such a success, we are overstocked with quality, 4 clean pre-owned cars! This is the time to deal! Hnnis KITZBUEHEL, Austria (AP) Top-seeded Pete Sampras of the United States beat I5th·seeded Tomas Carbonell of Spain 6-4, 6-1 and fourth-seeded Thomas Muster of Austria defeated 13th-seeded Jaime Oncins of Brazil 6-4, 6-2 to reach the quarterfinals of the Philips Head Cup. Basketball DETROIT (AP) - Detroit Pis· tons forward Deimis Rodman, the NBA's leading rehounder last season, said he might retire to devote time to his business and lead a more " nonnal" life. Rodman, who threatened to skip training camp over the resignation of coach Chuck Daly, said a month ago he would refuse to report to training camp in October unless Daly returned. Rodman, 31, aver· National Lta~~~t t..o. Anadt~~ (lt Martina 5·7) 1t Man, .... (D. Mortinl2 9-9), 7:35 p.m. "Everybody thinks there is a lot of pressure on me," the gold medal favocite said. "Thelc's no pressure. The on!~ pressure there is that people are JUSt waiting to see me win Sports shorts Major league leaders SL Louis 3, CINdNNATI 2 1992 CADILLAC BROUGHAM .. 12 Tonight's comos 1989 CHEVY CAPRICE half," Jordan ~cted. The Spamards, hosting their first Games after four previous rejections, are just as eager to get thin¥,s under W&y. ' To. win the gold medal is just about the most irjlportant thing in life for me right now," Spanish swimmer Martin Lopez Zubero said. "And to win here, with all my fam ily and friends around me, means a lot to me." U.S. boxer Eric Griffin is a long way from his buddies, but a gold medal would mean something spe· cia! to him - redemption. "Winning the gold will really prove I should have been the gold medal winner in I988," Griffin said. " That would have been my medal.'' Would have if he hadn't tested positive for marijuana between the Olympic Trials and the Games. Griffin admitted smolcing a joint at a party, bill he's now druJ·free and anxious to add another Utle to his two ,. world chlllilpionships. o.;,..(l'om114-I)•Colilonili.(F.. · r-.1s_,... 5·61 "Ookllllil NATIONAL LEAGUE IT'S NO OVER, SOVER! While red· hot Atlanta has won 11 in a row, Cincinnati has scored Summer Olympics to begin today O'DELL LUUER COMPANY GRAVELY 8Y8TEM ~THE nati Reds cpuldn 't have picked a worse time to go into a slul)'lp. PtfoME; (304)675-4514 ., '' �., ·gy The Bend Friday, July 24, 1992 The Daily Sentinel . · Baptist Women have annual picnic at Rio Grande's Bob Evans Shelter House Tli litO.wu the Racine, ~ lhe womea and · was asaisaad by Geraldiie Clellnd. Racine. Wek:cmo llid Jq)U wu Jivtn by Miry C'litll, pbi- Raeillc, follOWed by the ealrillce, of the Enrai•er R11lbit (portrayed by Ellel Dee'*· RaCine. a run buDIIy rabble dWDC). Devoti0111 given by Del· phine Dale. Rio Gnnde. •ns'l •e while crou cllalmill. · A linJ-abt1wu enjoyed with Barbara Gheen, Racine, leadlna Descendants and allied families G~tenwood Cemctuy 11 Racine. of the Rev. Luber! and Marie Hille Attendance recognition was Theiss gathered at Slar Mill Park in given to: oldest man , Blythe Racine recently for their 1992 Theiss; oldest woman, Louise ' A driving tour to points of local interest was held before and after the reunion. Tom Theiss, president, weicomed the lSI repsterecl ~· A covered dish dinner was ld at I p.m. Dave Kuscma, master of oercmonies, zave roll eall of families with opportunity for pictures and updating 011 family happenings. Through efforts of Maye Mora and David Yost, a marble memorial r(wker, itiiiOid of the Rev. Luben llleiss was displayed. It is to be plaoed beside his wife's grave at l I •I '' Ewing; youngest boy, T•ner Lee Dalrymple; youngest girl, Jessica Theiss; largest fami}!J::P· The Zinb; nveling the 1, Marl· an Hoffman Root, Lawrence, Kan. Invocation and benediclion were given by sixth ~lion descendant, James White. Family stories llld pictwcs were displayed. Donald Ewing, Zanesville, brought the Green River Boys, a counuy/western band, with him. Another reun~ is plsnned for the second Sunday of July in 1993. enrer bee:.,., or hip co~~~ 111 enrer andiculty parkin& reaultiJII in in prohledls • heavy IIIIICrials ditfi ICUiJII nea~ into the sire of the~ sbow. Durinc July, Marie Birchfield h~ dOne tl!e Rutland Post ~~ wtndow dtsplay .on a patnouc ~erne with J.u~ Snowden to fur· . msh the exhtbtt for A11gust. Mrs. Birchftcld • t aiUIIIhille halbt to Community calendar FRIDAY RIPLEY • The Liberty Moun. tainecn will~rform at Skateland ia~yOII riday. t_ HOCKINGPORT • there will be a free round and square dance Friday from 8-11:30 p.m. at Hoek· ineport on Route 124 at the Reynold's building. There is country, bluegrass and gospel music ~~~tre every Monday at 7 p.m. All llands are welcome. • LONG B()TTOM • Faith Full Gospel Church in Long Bottom will have preaching and singing Friday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Steve Reed invites the public. FeUowship wiU follow. DARWIN • Descendants of Tommy Gilkey and Milda Jane Hudnall will hold their annual reunion Sunday at the roadside park on Routt 33 IOUih of Darwin. A polluct dinner .will be served at noon. Bring a covered dish, table service and folding chair. POMEROY • The Biggs Family Reunion will be Sunday at the home of Nathail Biggs with a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. All family and friends invited. CHESTER • The Chester High SATURDAY KAN AUGA • The Liberty School Class of 1931 will have its • Mountaineers will perform at the annual reunion at the Cbesttr Fire D.A.V. Cenrer in Kanauga on Sat· House on Sunday with bask,et dinner at 1 p.m. All teachers and urday. schoolmates invited. MIDDLEPORT - A children's POMEORY · The Cal~ Bible class, insll'IKtcd by Shirin Nuggud, Church will hold revival unday will be offered for childred ~es 3through Friday 117:30 p.m. nighdy. 9 on Saturday from 10-11:3 a.m. at the Middleport Arts Council Dr. Blaine Farley will be evangebuildin~. Further information may lisl Public invited. be Obtained by calhng 992-2675. I I " ,. the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy at noon. Family and friends invited. Bring a potluck dish. Table service.will be provid· ed. sblp 1114 potlad: luoCbeon was , enjoyed by cMt 30 womero. "TltrouJbout the day, the pme NAMBO was played with eacll wood, notidg thai many times only a wire brushing is needed. For a certain desired effect or to remove tough dirt, a solution of bleach water can be used to soak the wood, but should be followed with a soft ll'usli to avoid marring the w!JOd sUrface 'while it is wet. Judy Snowden noted that it in arrangmg with wood pieces your wood Should carry out the idea of the class title ind the materials should be in size, proportion and feeling with the Wood and the tide. Janet Bolin noced that Mary Knight had authored a good resoulu book in 1968, ·weathered Wood With Flowcn" on using such woods and that a number or recipes using chemicals and a blow torch are in it for ichiovina special effects. Suzy Carpenter received a surprise gift from her secret pal and Janet Bolin was honored for her birthday. l:!~!! f:t~ ~ogr 71 • For the Aug. 26 meeting, fol· ~""........, ,p oject. The 6 p.m. lowilia the featherroek workshop, acalptari•J WUibtiop will Jleceded the Auptt members will tQUr the Barnes w· meetiJI& • ofi.Alri Billies den, with each naming a new plant on Au1. 26. Members will need they have arown this year. tools lacludial hanimers, IICI'ew- AMiven• ies of Marie Birchfteld and Marjorie Davis will be dmen,dliaels,I:IIJISandfiles. Marie Birchfield diocnued plh- observed with Shirley VanMeter erina ud cleaning weathered furnishing the traveling prize. :b die...,_ • receady r~ ,.... PW Trelllblay, w!fe, P.~~~..... Joel and Ltlly, by pepdon of tile Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Cllurdl. Plltor 1'laalllly and fami. ly - }Ire OCilllid I _ , lnle. Cake, ice creaill, cbips and tll*h. ..... wid! ...... - fd. lowslilp were enJOyed b~ Wright. F1o111e IIICI JllhaiY , Jack and 0.... Btlloy, tva ftlw. ell, Bob llld Patty Barton, Linda Powell, Harry lad ~~Clark, Mabel Tracy, Jean W: Jand Oilmen. Ida Mae MIW~ tin, Sieve. Jodi and Kenneth Mlr· tin, Bc:Uy Sayre, Gcnld and ltathy Pullins, Red ud AladiDe Bilker, Shirley llid llidlard Friead, ICIIie Plrbr, S~ewe Eblit, Edidl Barton. Betty Reed, Tyson Lee, .Tyler Stewart, Jab .t1olll Venoy, Dal· las. Anita aad A.m SaYre. Brenda HaaY, Shirley Meidows, Janice Hauy, Oleaaand Jennifer Smith, Bob Moore ind Sharon Smidt non. VanMe1er'1 mother, Mildred Jan- Family night observed qky, and her WI«, Mr. and Mrs. Famil~ rii$ht was held recendy Melvin ForniiiQm, in Pine Bluffs, II Hope Baptist Church in MiddleWyomin1. They also visited her port to conclude Vacation Bible sistrn, Mrs. Antoa Josta and Mn. School. The theme was "Fantastic Don Shindm, Bushnell, Neb., and Journey" carried Out with a cruiseother nlltiveL Delben Steames is recovering ship-like motif in the decoration. Pledges and songs opened the from eye iuflery. His daughter, P.rogfam and a troop of puppets, Donna Stoler, Centerville, Va., 'Masters Messengers," also perspent sevetal days with Mr. and formed some songs. Mrs. Sleaml and helped with her Videos liken during the week father's care. . Martha, Joe and Will Poole were shown and each pupil was attended the wedding of their presented a certificate from his or cousin. BoMiy AWl ~. Crown her teacher. Each teacher also Point, Ind., 1D Cori Lea BeU, II the received 1 certi.f'lcatt from Donna Torch Baptist C~orch. Poole did GIUCIQ'• d.ircctor. . Following the program a wiener the Jlhololnphy. roast was held on the church Reeenl ,UUts or Marlene and Mltchelle Donovan were Carol grounds with approximately 80 Shelton and ion, Xris. Fonh Worth, peOple in attendance. Texas. Mrs. Shelton is a flight · ll.ev. David Bryan is the pastor attendant for Delra Airlines. The of the church. Sheltons enjoyed IDUn or the Ohio River, Reedsville Dam, Forked Ran Park. Fentoa Glass, Blenner- , RACINE · The Circle Family reunion will be held Saturday at Star Mill Park in Racine with a podud: itinner at I p.m. Bring lawn chairs. BARLOW - The 18th annual Mid-Ohio Valley Sttar:n Engine and Antique Power Show will be Sat11rday and Sunday at the fair. grounds in Barlow. Events will include old·time threshing with steam en1ines, saw millinl, shingle mlki•J· models, arts ~ crafts, a !up Ilea marke~ an antique tracror ~and food. p ;. ' SUNDAY , 1. J19MEROY • The annual Sillier -..nY reunion will be Slllday at '! Tuppero PI oint Church or Cllrist Pastor: Robert Foster Sunday School · 9 a.m. Wot!hip - 9:4S a.m., ~ :30pm . Deller Clturcll ur (:hrht Pastor: Chris Stcwan Sundoy School -9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m. Wcdncsdly Service• - 7 p.m. Rullond Cllurth ti Chrl<l Panor: Eugene~- Underwood S...day School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. Pastor: Steve Deaver S..ndoy School • 9:30 a.m. Wollhip · 10:40 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wedncadoy Scrvite1 - 7:30p.m. Sllv.. Rue Boptlst Pu101: Bill Uule S..ndoy School· 10 o.m. Wonhip • II o.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services ! 7:30p.m. Mt. UniDft lllpllsl Panor: Joe N. Sayre Sundoy School · 9:4S a.m. Evening - 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. Jeffery Brickles, son of Steve and Sue Briekles. German Town, Md., and grandson or N01'1113n and Jean Wood and Iona Brickles, Pomeroy, and Donald Brickles, Martinsville, Ind., rceently returned home from a trip to San Jose, Calif., where he spent 10 days and competed in the USTA National Championship. He won first place in the junior boys age division which allowed him to twirl off against the senior boys division for the grand champi· onship. Not only did Jeff get to bring home the three-and-one-half foot trophy, he also won a $SOO savings bond. While in San Jose be made the USA World Team which will trav· elto Paris, Frlnce, on July 31. He srarts his first year of high school this year and will be twirling at half-time for all his school's }lome footbaU games. He is pictured with his emerald cup trophy that he won in June in Allentown, Pa., at the Northeast Regionals Competition. MIIIMI Chorch or Christ MillerSL, Moson, W.Vo. Sunday School · 10 o.m. Worship· II o.m., 7 p.m. Wedncldly Scmccs. 7 p.m. Bndtonl Clturdo Ill Christ S1. Rt. 124 .!t Co. RU Pu1or: De.tk Slump s..,doy School . 9:30 l .m. Worship· 10:30 o.m.•7:30p.m. Wednesdoy Service• ·7:30p.m. ll<thlch010 Baptist Pnwr: Rev. Earl Shuler Sunday School • 10:30 o.m. Worship · 9:30 o.m. Thundoy SeJVice• ·7:30p.m. Old ll<the Free Will Roptist Chrth 21160lS!. Rl. 7, Miildlepon Sunoloy School · 10 o.m. Evening - 7:30p.m. Thundoy Services • 7:30p.m. HHloido lloptist Churth SL RL 143 jull off RL 7 Sue= Rood Cllurch or Christ PasLOr: Joseph 8 . lloskinJ Sunday School · 9 o.m. Wo.,hip · 10 o.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Scnritcs- 7 p.m. Liborty Chrhtlon CbMrch · Dtltcr Pa~tor: Woody C•ll Sunday S<hool · illo.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 1 p.m. Pastor: Rev. James R. Acnx:, Sr. Hoptlllptlll Chlpfl S70 Gr1111 SL, Middicpofl Pastor: David Bryan, Sr. S..ndor Sdlool · I0 a.m. Worship - II Lm., 7 p.m . Wedneldly Scma:a. 7 p.m. H~mlock Grovo Chnstian Union H..... C...rtlt oiCCirtot Ia Cllrtotlu PaiiDI:"fheron Durh.. Sunday School - 9:30 o.m. Hvcnina • 7 p.m. Wedne<doy Scmces • 7 p.m. v.... Forest Run Uopllst Pastor: Ariu1 fiun S..ndoy School - 10 a.m. Wonhip · II o.m. Hortronl Clo1rch or Christ in Chrllll11t Unioft Hartford, W.Va. Pas10r: Rev. David McMani1 Sundl)' School • II o.m. Wonllip • 9:30Lm., 7:30p.m. Wedncldoy·ScMa:a · 7:30p.m. Mt. Moriah 8optl<l r..,.nh & Moin St, Middlcpon Panor: Re'l. Gilhcn Cni&. Jr. Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Worohip . 10:4~ o.m. Antiquity Bapllot P1110r: Kcmcth Smilh SWldly School. 9:30 IJn. Wonhip • 10:45 Lm. Thursdoy Scrvicco • 7:30p.m. RuUond Frft Wlllllplht JEFf WARNER INS. 113W.WSt. P--r, OIL 4S76t tH-5479 10742-*1 Sol... & Pu1or. Rev. Poul Toylor S..ndoy School· 10 o.m. Evening - 7 p.m. WcdncJday Scrvia:s · 7 p.m. Pa~ur: Church of Chnst ,..,....,. O..rdl ol Cllrllt 212 W. Moin SL PatiOr: Alld10w Miles Sundl)' School · 9:30a.m. Wotahip · 10:30o.m.• 7p.m. Wedno.doy Services · ·7 p.m. -~-t .... ..,.., ~- ' St. ,lolln J.utheran Church l'inc Grove Pos10r: Loura A. Leach Shreiner Worship · 9:30a.m. Sundoy School - 10:30 a.m. Our Saviour Lutheran Church Walnut and Henry Sis., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: Rev . George C. Weiritk Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship · l1 a.m. St. Paul Lulhcran Church Comer Sycamore k Sccood St, Pomeroy Pastor: Laura A. Leach Shrcrflcr Sunday S.:hool • 9:4S o.m. Wonhip - II o.m. United Methodist Grohom Uaked Mothodill Wonhip · 9:30a.m. (Ill & 2nd SWI), 7:30p.m. (31d .!t 41h Sun) W_cdnc~day Service - 7:30p.m. ML Otlv• Unked Ml'lhodist orr 124 behind Wilkeoville PaslOr: O.arles Jones Sundoy School - 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Setviccs - 7 p.m. Mclg.111 Coopcralive Plrlsh Northeast Cluster · Allred Pastor. Sharon Hausman Sunday School· 9:30 o.m: Worship"· II a.m.• 6:30p.m. Chester Pastor: Sharon Jlausman Worship- 9 a.m. Sunday School · 10 o.m. Thursday Services · 7 p.m. Joppa Pa5tor: Brenda Weber Worship · 9:30a.m. Sund11y School - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday ServiCes -7:30p.m. Long l~ouom Pastor: Rev. Seldon Johnson :Sunday School · 9:30 o.m . Wouhip - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Scrvicc::s - 7:30p.m. RcL'dsYIIIe PaslOr: Rev. Seldon Johnson Worship-9:30a.m. ' Sunday School • t0:30 a.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Tuppcn Plains St. P11ul . Pastor: Sharm Hausman S..ndoy School · 9 Lm. Worship -IOa .m. Tue•doy Services · 7:30p.m. c•• ,... c....... Albury (SyrocuS<) Pastor: Dcron Newman Sundoy School · 9:4S o.m. Wonhip - II a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. (}~ '",_,. . '" SHOP Pastor: Keith Rader Sundoy School • 10 a.m. Woohip · II a.m., 6 p.m. Thursday Services · 7 p.m. F«tsl Run (B..r.l ~ • • I .,. ~ • I, I .: ' 204 (Onclor St. P-rey, 011. Ph. ttH111 Pam('roy SMIS I SIIVICI 171 """' 9ft·7075 m """' s.c.J ,,., MIJJ.,nt. C11it Snowvlle Pastor: Flon;:ncc Smith SWlday School • 10 1.m. Wonrup. 9 o.m. 992-297S i•a,;lu': (ilcndun Stroud Sundoy Sc:hU<~ · 9.:311 o.m. wu..hip . 111:30 l.m., 7 p.m. Wedncsdoy ScJViCOI • 7 p.m. Other Churches TrlnPy Coowqodoool Chureh Pa~uu: Rev . Roland Wildman Chuld! • 9:1S o.m, Wot•hip · 10:30 o.m. Til• Salvotloil A...,y liS llunemut Ave., Pomeroy. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. ~o,.hip - IO:OOo.m., 7:30p.m. Middl<port c....... uy Church S7S Poarl St., Middlepon Pastor: Sam Andenon Sundoy SchooiiO a.m. Evening -7:30p.m. Wodncsdoy SeN icc - 7:30p.m. Faith Tab.,.aclo Church R1iley Run Road Pastor: Kev. l~mmcll Raw5on Sund•y S.:hool · 10:00 a.m. Evening 7 p.m. Thunday Service · 7 p.m SyrKuse Mlsslolt 1411 llridg1."111an St., Syrac:u~c 1 1 a~lur : Kuy (\tikc) "l'hompson c...... Evening · f'l p.m. Wedne,;d1y Service • 7 p.m. Pastor: KeMclh Baker Sunday School · 9:30 o.m. Wor~hip • I 0:45 Lm. (2nd .!t 4111 Sun) M•wninR Star l,aslor: Kenneth Baker Sundoy School· 9:4S o.m. ' Wonhip - 10:30 o.m. Thunday Servia:s · 7:30p.m. < Sutloll Pastor: Kemcth Raker Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4S a.m. (hl.!t 3nl Sun) EastLellrt Pastor: Roser 0 race Sunday Sdlool · 10 o.m. Wonhip- 9 a.m. Racine Pastor: Roger Gract Sunday Sdlooi · 10 1.m. Woohip • 11 a.m. Laurel CIIIT l'ro• Methudisc Chur<h Pastor: Pcler Trc:mhlay Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Scrvicc11 · 1 p.m. RuU•nd Plbl• 'i<ihudl14 Pn1ur: Kcv. lv1n ~yen Sunday St:hool- 9:30a.m. · Evcnin1- 7 p.m. Wednesdoy Service• - 7 p.m. Coolville UniJed Methndlst Porl!lt PaSlor: llorold E. Allowoy·Priddy C'"'lville Chun:h Main .!t Fiflll Sl. Sunday School · 10 o.m. Wonhip- 9 1.m. Tucsda~ Scrv1<:cs • 7 p.m. Hethol Chur<h Townahip Rd., 468C Sundoy sq,oo1 • 9 o.m. Wonhip . 10 o.m. Wedneldly Scrvicea- 10 o.m. Hoelll,.port Chuuh GrondSlrtet Sunday"School· 10 o.m. Worship . II a.m . Wcdnc1day Servia:.- 8 p.m. 1'orch Ch1rth Co. Rd. 63 Sunday Sdlool • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m. Nazarene RKkl• •1r11 Churds oltiM Nouren• Pa5tur: Th<mall 1.. Gates, II Sunday Sehoul · 9:Jfla.m. Wor~hip · J(~)() a.m:,l't p.m. Wcdncsd•y Scr\lia:• -7 p.m. MkldlepGrt Chur<h or tiM NUirene PaslOr: Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sunday School . 9:30 o.m. Wonhip . 10:30 o.m.• 6:30p.m. Wcdne<d,y Servi«• • 7 p.m. Roed•vllle •'dk•wohlp Church rl the Naurene Pu101: John W. Duusiu Sunoloy School · 9:30a.m. Woohip • 10:4S o.m .• 7 p.m. Wedne5t.ll)' Services - 7 p.m. Sun&tay Schonl - 10 111 .m . Hazel Community Church Orr RLI24 Pa~tor: Edsclllut Sunday Schot~ · 9:30a.m. hi~ - !0:30a.m., 7:30p.m. wo.. Dye1"illf <:ummunlty Church Sunday SchU<M · 9:30 IJn , Wor.~hif' - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Burllwalun C1Nnmunhy Church ·Burlingham Putur: Ray l..audcnnih S..ndoy School · 10 o.m. Wonhip • 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. Chrbtlan ·Fellowiillip Ctftltr Salem SL, Rutland Plnor: Kohen E. Musser Sunday School · 10 o.m. Worship ·II :IS o.m.• 7 p.m. Wcdnc~d•y Service ·?'p.m. Mnne Chapel Church Supi.: Mike MaL~on Sundoy ochool· 10 o.m. Woohip . II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednc~day Scrvit:t · 1 p.m. F•UII t ;,liiPL'I ( 'hur,.-h I J)ng 1\unum • S..ndoy School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:4S o.m .• 7:30p.m: Wedncsdoy7 :30p.m. Mt. Oll"e C011n•unlty Ch•rch l1nlor: Lawrence Rush S..ndoy School · 9:30a.m. E"cning · 7 p.m. WCdnoday Scrvtcc ·1 p.m Lnlt•>d hlth Church Kt. 1 un 1\xncroy By-Pass . Pl~tor: M.c\'. Ruhcn E. Smilh, Sr. S..n<loy School • 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. Wedncsdoy Service ·1 p.m. F.<cle!<la F•lkJWshlp 128 Mill SL, Middlepon Pa110r: Chuck McPherson S..ndoy School · 10 o.m. Evening· 1 p.m. Wednesday Scrviet: - 7 p.m. ··ull Go"'Pd l.~ht......., 3304S lliland Road, 11omcroy Panor: Roy Hunter Sunday School • 10 o.m. Evcnins 7:30p.m. Tuc1doy .!t 1huJSdoy - 7:30p.m. NW< Settl•menl Chun:h Sunday Wonhip · 2:30p.m.: Thursday services - 7:30p.m. Soulh ll<thd N•w Tesllment Sil~rRidge PasLOr: Du1nc Sydcnstriclcr S..ndoy School · 9 o.m. Wonhtp - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdnc1d.oy Service - 7 p.m. 992-$141 MltkiiJporl Carleloa lnterdenornlnaUonal Chur(h Kinslbury Rood P1110r: Clyde W, Henderson Sundoy School · 9:30a.m. E'lenins · 7 p.m. WedncWay Service · 7 p.m Froed,.. Gospel Mlwon Bold Knob, oo Co. Rd. 31 Pastor: Rev. Roger Willford Sundoy School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip· 10:4S o.m.• 7 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. White~ Chopel Wesleyon Coolville Rood Pa51or: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sundoy School -9:30 a.m. Wor~hip ·10:30o.m. Wedncsdoy Scmce. 7 p.m. ..-. Foirview lllble Church lelln, W.Va. Rl. I Pa5lor: Jamc1 Lewis Sundoy School · II a.m. Worship · 9:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wedne~day Service - 7,30 p.m. • • • Spiritual Faith Church SlOIC 338. Antiquily J•astor: A. Stewart Sun<loy S.:hool · I0 o.m. Even ins - 7:30p.m. Thursday Service - 7:30p.m. Co Ivory Pllarim Clsapol llaiTisoovil~ Road Pastor: Rev. ViclOr Roush SWJdoy School9:30 a.m! Worship - 11 a.m., 7:30p.m. WcdnC!!Iday Service · 7:30p.m. Sllvomlile Wowd or Faith P11~tor: Da'lid Dailey Sundl)' Sc1Jool9:30 o.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Thunday Service· 7:30p.m. Co. tt SNISHER & UIISE !M PHMIM:Y .. ~ Wt FIll Oocton• Prescrlplion• ttH•ss . Pomeroy Pentecostal Middl•p•wt Pcnt...,...l lhird Ave. Pastor: Rev~ Oark Baker Sundoy School - I0 1.m. Evenina - 6 p.m. Wednctdoy Scrvicca HC m • Presbyterian Horrl-vlllo Prtsbyttrlon Churds Wonhip - 9 a.m. Sunday S.:hool · 9:4S a.m. Mlddl•purl Pml>yterlan Simday School · 9 o.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m., 4 p.m. (2nd .!t 41h Sun.) Srrocuso ~ln1 Unlt•d Prl>byterlan Sunday School · I0 a.m. Wonhip · II a.m., 4 p.m. (ISL & 3rd Sun.) , Seventh-Day Adventist Sevonth·DIIr Advontlst Muihcny Ihs. Rd., Pune....,. t•a~tOJ: Roy l.awin~ky Saturday Services: Sahhalll School - 2 p.m. Worship - 3 p.m. United Brethren MI. Hmnllft UnPod llrl'lhron In Orist Chuuh Tcxa1 Community orrCR 82 Pastor: Robert Sanden Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • I0:30a.m, 7:30p.m. Wedncui11)' Scf'l'icu - 7JO p.m •Mn t:nllt"ll lln.othrl'l'lln C'hr~ 2 1/2 mile:~ rlooh or )(ccd•villt on Stile Koulc 1241 PaslOr. Rev, Robcn Marlllcy S..ndoy School · I0 a.m. Worship - BO p.m. Wednesday Services ·7:30p.m. SUPPLY FURNitURE & HARDWARE Homtlile Saws . BILL QUICKEL (row's family Rtstaw111t "l•~~tl'f ltoltdf FtW C6ld11" · 221 W. Main St., Pomeror 992-5432 214 E . Mlin "2-mo Pomtror • EWING 'FUNERAL HOME nnd S.n·i,.,. .~lv'flyi' Established 1913 992-2121 106Jilttlltrry a... '-roy "Dif{nil~· 716 SECOND A~. MIDDlEPORT.< OHIO • • l..nl<'Ctl!illl A.,...hly Sl. Rl. 124. Racine PoQOJ: Wiitian llobock SundaySchwi - IOa.m. Evening • 7 p.m. Wcdnc~day Scf'llicc;s- 7 p.m. RIDENOUR PO. .OY, OHI0-992-6677 •• Rcjuldna Llr• Church SOON. 2nd Ave .• Middlcpon Pastor: Rev. Michael Pangio Sundoy School · 10 o.m. Wednesday Serviw • 7 p.m. Rullond Chur<h or !he Nuoront Pastor: Samuel Basye S..ndoy School • 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:30 o.m.• 6:30p.m. Wcdncsdoy Service•- 7 p.m. Na;:~~:~£;:~ • • ~ Calvory IIIMc Chur<h l'umcrO)' Pike, Cu. Rd. l•a~tor: Kev. Bl11ckwwd Sur.doy School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Cheder Churt'h oftft NuannC! """"" Rev. llerben Gro"' S..nd.oy School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • II 1.m .•6 p.m. Wedncaday Services .- 7 p.m. ASHER FUNERAL HOME I s.- HaYtft t:hurdiDflhe N17.arene ll<tlulny Paslor: Kennclh Raker Sunday School · Ill a,m. Wu~hip . 9 a.m. Wcdnc~day Scl'\'ice• · 10 a.m. UWUNGS-<OAH 264 Sotlth 2nd Porda•d First Church or the Nuor..e Pastor. Willi1m Justis Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:40 Lm., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ' GRAYELY· TRACTOR SALES John F. FuJII. Mgr . SNOUfFER FIRE I SAFETY Salem Ctnter Pauor: Ron Fien:e Sundoy School · 9:15 o.m. Worship - 10:15o.m. Pomeroy Churth or tho NUirme Pastor: Rev. ·1bomas McC1una Sundoy Schooi .-9:30 o.m. Wotaitip · 10:30 o.m. ond 6 p.m. Wcdncoday Scrvi«• · 7 p.m. Hcolh (Middleport) Pallor: Frank Smith S..n<lay School . 9:30 o.m. Won hip - I 0:30 o.m. Wednesday Services - 6 p.m. 'I ' RuUMd Pastor: Anftur Crahmc Sunday School· 9:30 o.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Thursday Services -7 p.m. (•1aiWIM~S Now Lll• Church or God Chesler Pastor: Gary Hines SW1d1y Sdlool • 9:30a.m. Worship - 6 p.m. Wedncsdoy Scmeeo . 7 1\' ~ R•"'-·k SprinJts Paswr:Kcilh Rader .SUnday Schur.~ · 9: I~ a.m. Worship - I(] a.m. WedneMiay Scrvio::s • 6 J'.m. SyrocUJO Church or !he NIZirme PallOr: Rov. Glenn McMil1111 SWiday School · 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:30 o.m., 6 p.m. Wcdnctdoy Servia" • 7 p.m. Pastor: Dcron Newman Sunday Sc:hool • ill a.m. Wu~hip - 9a.m. Thunday Services · 6:30p.m. . Pomeroy l,aslor: Eun~e (<l111cc) Kcc Sunday Sch!K~ - 9:15 o.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m .• ti p.m. Wcdnc,;d1y Scrvicc5 . 7:30p.m. Entorpri.. Pastor: Kdlh Rader Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship · 9 a.m.• 6 p.m. Tucsd1y Services -7 p.m. Sundl)' School · 10 1.m. Wonhip - lla.m. Wednetdoy Scmcca • 7 p.m. I 0 • • .,........... _ _.,. ~.. . Lutheran (IIB·OOKSl CHURCH IUPPLIU • BIBLES .. . Wur ~ h•r . 111:30 •.m. Wcc.lru:sda!.y Servi~cs - 7:3Up.m. (114)99~ - 1117 - 'Oltlt ~ Sundllly Schl.1ul · 9:30 J.m. (\\\;(( Str(ll 93 MUI StrMt Mldcleport. Ohio 41710 •"•i••"· • ROOI'gonlted Churth or Jesua Christ Ia !.otter Doy Solnts Pnrtland·Racinc Rd. l 1 1~1tlf : William Roosh Pa llcnson ~ \ 'MEIGS nRE ~ CEN1ER, INC. Peort Chapel Plstor: Floren~ Smith Sunday School - 9 o.m. Worship - 10 a.m. La11er-Day Saints ~~\;t J::; r Horrlsonvllle Holl11... Chopltr Pa11or: Rc\1. John Neville SundoySchooliOo.m. Wonhip · llo.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdnc,;day Service - 7:30p.m. Rutlond Church or Gnd l'a~h• : Juhn F. <::uroor.n Sunday S.:IM•~ · 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. A~ ~rc~~~~ llllptiot 0 a..._ Hy,.ll Run HolinCJS Chur<h Pa ~tor: Robert Manley Sundoy S.:hooi · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip . 10:4S a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Service - 7:30p.m. ML Marilh CCI- oiGed Rlcine Pastor. Rev. James Satterfield Sundl)' School • 9:45 o.m. Evcnin1 -7 p.m. Wednesdl)' Scmees . 7 p.m. Victory Baptist Church FAMILY CRUSADI· 'Be ...... Cllwni ot God wll aillllld a '1'1 .t... Hit lla.m• .U 1 ,..._ oa S..U, M7 p.a....., nltbts. Plltor lob P•.~ IIIYitllllle tie. Tile Rev• .Jolla s.Jtll, a n IIIJOIIw • "Grndpli c.~· wiD .,.,.. ... Ill.. ra•lly Wesleyan Uible Holiness Church 1S l1wl St. Middlcpon. Paswr: Rc\1. Roy McCany S..ndoy ochool· 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:30~.m. , 7:30 ~m. Wcdnc~dllly SeN icc - 7:30p.m. Church of God c ... rds or God or Prophocy O.J. While Rd. uH S<. R1. 160 ' (iru,·t Hlhl~ H••lneui Church lfl m1ie ull Rt 32l Pastor: Rev. O'DcU Manley · Sunday ~hool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdnc~day Service - 7:30p.m. MineriYtlle Pastor: Dcron Newman Sunday School· 9 1.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Pin~ Chmh Rotd•vlllo Church or Christ l'1~1nr: R-ilir Sturm Sunday Sc:hool: 9:·30 o.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Sludy. Wedncsdoy, 6:30 I'm· Folth lllptht Chur<h Raiirood SL, M11on Sundor School - 10 o.m. Wonh1p - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wcdneldly Services· 7 p.m. CALL: Holiness P11tor: Chlrlca Doinia., Sunday 1chool- 10:30 o.m. Wonhip • 9:30 o.m.• 7 p.m. Vldory 81!11111 S2S N. 2nd SL, Micldlepon Pa1tor. James 6. K~~:sec Worsrup ·10 o.m.•7 p.m . Wedneadoy Services· 7 p.m. Tara Michelle Gerlach and Jere· my Scott Phalin, both of Middleport, have enrolled at Marietta College as freshmen for the fall semester. Neither of the two 1992 graduates of Meigs High School have declared a major. Gerlach, daughter of Debra and James Gerlach, has been awar~ed a uustte's scholarship. •:......,.1 · GrClsurdt 326 E. Moin Sl., Paneroy P1110t: Rev. Dr. Roy C. Myers Sundly school and worship- 11 a.m. Lanpvlll• Chr1Jt1111 Ch•r<h SWldl)' School • 9:30 o.m. WORhip • 10:30 o.m ., 7:30p.m. w..-.esday Scmcc 7:30p.m. S..ndoy School - 10 o.m. Worship . II Lm ., 6 p.m. Wcdnelday Services - 7 p.m. SUNDAY SUNDAY, JULY 26th ~.unuoity ~ B"rldbury Church orChrill Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wo~hip · 10:30 a.m. Srrocu. Churth orcoct AJ'C'Ic ond Scoood su: P"10r: Rev . Dovid Runell S..n<ioy Schwi IIIII WonhiJ> 9:30 o.m. Hvcnin& Services- 7 p.m. Wednesdl)' Scmc:cs • 7 p.m. l LOTI'RIDGE • The Lottridge . Competes in 1992 national championship twirling event SUNDAY SCHOOL.-".-1 0:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP.~ ••• 11 :00 A.M. . EVEIIING SERVKE-"-7:00 P.M. • There will be .a dliace at the Rutland American Jion Hall on Saturday frolll I •· to midni~. ~~by While' a l Band. Pu&lic mvuecl. ~ ~. ~ Pune....,., Honi1011ville Rd. (lb. 143) PallOr: Interim -~tor Sundoy School -9:30 o.m. Worship· 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneldly Scma:s • 7 p.m. Rutlond Flrst Dopllllt Church Sundoy School.· 9:30 o.m. Wo,rup · 10:4S a.m. P...eroy Fll'lll lloptlst East Main St. Pastor: Dr. l..ee Morris S..ndly School· 9:30a.m. Wonllip • 10:30 a.m. Flnl SoulhB'n l!oplllt 41872 l'llme....,. Pike Pastor: 1!. lAmar O'Rryant S..noloy School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:4S o.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Scrvi<:es · 7:30p.m. Mlddl<port Am Bopllst Comer Sixlh .!t Polmcr Pastor: Rev. James A. Seddon S..ndoy School · 9:1S a.m. Wollhip . 10:lh .m: Wednesday Servicea · 7 p.m. Rocl01o Flrst Baptist JEFFERY BRICKLES Episcopal ZIM Chuuh or Chrill PASToR ~AMES K~ESEE ~ ~UTLAND ..' B•rwollow Rldtlt Church or Chrlot PuLOr: Jack Colcgnwc Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Worship· 10:30 o.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Service• ·6:30p.m. SPECIAL SING ASpedallawfftllll To AI Our Veler•s ~ P... ls lavfted POMEROY • The Senior Citi· Dance Club wiU hold 1 dance urday rrom 8-11 p.m . with sic by Smokey Mountain fters. Public invited. Those 11ding bring snacks for the , k table. This will be the last ~until September. , ~ Pas LOr: S11unloy Semoo · 7:30p.m . Sumby Sdlool · 10 o.m. Worship · II a.m., Wednesday Service·7:30 p.m. Guest Speaker: Rev. Ron Vamey . From Apolla, Penn. • ~avallal*. Wonhil"9:30 i .m. Sunday School • I0:30 o.m. 525 N~th Ste011d •Middleport ' Center is hOII.in& an aam social Sllunlay • 4 p.m. 111 the Counrry Muaic NiJhl, llllands are welco11e. Music 7 .p.m. 111 midnilhl ·lteffelll· Keno Chutd1 or Cllrlst Welcome party ---Alfred news notes-Joyce Burke and Charloue Van- hassell Island, Becky Thatcher and held for pastor recendy Meter new to Denver, Colo., Marieua Museum. Attending Marietta where they visited Mrs. A welcome party held !I'll • .......,, Weslsldo Churcllor C~riot 33226 Childrt~~'s Home Rd. 992-3847 S..ndor School - 11 o.m. Worsl)ip • 10 o.m., 6 p.m. Wcdnesdly Services . 1 p.m. Middleport Chur<h ~Christ !hh and Main Pauor. Alllartsm Sundoy School -9:30a.m. Wotaltip • 8:1S. 10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Sc:rvia:s - 7 p.m. \'011. and liealurer. ~m. OalliDolil. · Aller prayer, a time offellow- · Ch•rch. or J - Chrlot A-.ue Vanlmdi ond Wonlltd. Pador. Jomea Miller • 10:30o.m. 111 of Racine,-explained their duliea. Bva McCoy, Rio Grande, IJiuetlllid • filniltrip on Love Gift followed with m Offa:ina liken for the •rocl,m l..cl'o'C Gift. Arlene T,_cy, Rio Grande; while crou c:halrman, pve out the 1992 ~to each chllldt. Dee Tncewcll, Cheahire, dismilled fth prayer. Membm of IIi Rutllnd Friend· Freda Davis, whO wu reported to ly Ganlellers enjo)'led a podutt pic- have been very pleued with the nic supper at the Firemen's Part remembrallce durina her hotpitalfor the July meeting. ization. Jliiet Bolia will be Jaonor. HosttoU. Shirley VIIIIMeler, read in& Bernice Nelson with the devotions on the theme, "Life is monthly sunshine project this Daily" ind ga"e cicll member month. favors of cross-stilehed flower pic:~mle Morri~ inquired on the tures. For roll call iome members destgn classes being held in the brought favorite piece~ of treasured coonty this summer. wood for diJplay. The Rutland Garden Club will Kimberly Wilford presided at tour the jarden of Janet Bolin on the meeting and reminded raembcn Monday. to be preplrinJ 11 lcalt five items The open meeting and flower for the eraft table at the Rutlmd show ol the Rutland G.-den Club Block Party 011 'SepL S. All Ohio wu teYiewed tor Aug. 31. Association of Garden.Club bulb The flo- fund was coUected orders must be to Maraaret and Marie Birchfteld brought the Edwards by Aug. IS when they ~velin1 ptize won by Kimberly wiD be sent to the llllc chiinnan. Wilford Who also 111011 the hosiCSS Mrs. Wilford said clllles for the door prize. Meigs County F~ flower shows Plana for a trip ., Stalt!'s Nurswere not •igned 10 each club u ery to purchUe ,....._ nd for the had boca Sllltld done preyioUI!y.:,Several ··- •1·~rDembers l!leY dilhclt plan to next mee-a wOrkshop. Melli· Theiss reunion held at StarMill Park in Racine Apostolic woman aotting nainea for her N.-\MEO card and then prius were allllidild 111 the~ The afternoon session was opened with·a solo by Barbara GbociD and folloWed wtth another siq'llong.. ·ne oxecuiivil officers or the lnlidenl. iDcludinl , Mn. Rutland Friendly Gardners hold July meeting, picnic at Firemen's Park BUFFOONS FOR CHRIST • Tllese colorfully costumed clowns from tlte GaUlpolll Christian Church eatertaiaed Meip County senier cltizfts nlll'ldlly afttrDOOII at tile Sellior Ceuter. The four, frO. tile left, Mark Netter, JQOII Cuey, Terri Toller and Amy TGIIer, -hlaed llJIIIU llld humor to present thek' BitSsage. The ''Bu"-" IIICier tile dlrectlotl of Glrree Notter feature pantomime Ia lllackHPL ~union. llld accom~ 011 keyboar_d by Bea Kuhn, Rio GriDdO. • A JII'Qira.ol the - lllleture of AmeriCID.Bapd• Wamen Ministriea of Ohjq wu ~ted by Jan ~. Jacbcln, ~ ot IIUIOilll ciOv~t. llld Marth Smldl, SaJolii BIJililt Qiillcll, coordilla of cllildllild C!JIIIIIUIIity. Followlaj I coff~ bieak the COCIIIIW!a ol Jillaion and.lel vice wu puellled by s.t1a Olloen in the ~b~ace of Donna Saunders, The Dally Sentlnei-Page-7 Friday, July 24, 1992 Page 8 ' ' IICJb E - '':cM Hcae It Ric) Orllldt - ... ..., fer lhe -.1 -bllop ~.l*lli2 oldie Rio Grande Amon¢•• Baptiat Wcxn. Mlnilhl of Ohio. Mary JC. Yoat, aecretau, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -, �Bustness • · ·s • · . ·ervtces. RED HILL FARMS . ROOFJN . G . WE DO r===========~==~~~~~~~~O~hl~o----~.------------------------_!~~~~~19!ft~ · 10 I I I II\ 1~0 \ l{ f) lali'IIIIOAIDIUDUII 4::IOP.& DIY •FOIE , P,ublle Notice PubliC Notice CapilliCiullly.... __,:s".oo ·-=.o... eu.~Q;;; '. . . . -2,171,stue 1 1 1811-~--ll . g::et --.{1M,2SUI) "'::!•• _:.....,7st.71 47 I-_"'F=!._P11111IIi!IIU.c1 1an.o 11UV':I~ FOR SALE bathe. Call «6-3934 OPE ~ Farms, Sptclal Events Phone: Day-~HI814 More Legals OF EDUCATION OF THE 80U'nERN LOCAL ICHOOL DIITIICT MEIOt COUNTY, OliO For The Fllal Yw Ellllld Public Nollce ~~5~~~~~; N011CE II ileniiV giYM PUBLIC N011CE that on IIIUrday, JUly II, 1112, " 10:00 ...... piMo 1111 will be he141 11 1• Eamii90II trw.IUnlon Nellue, Po111eroy, _._ ___•••17,141.00 Ohio, to ... lorCIIh 1M fol. 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(7)22,2J,:M,Itc - ......._____ .2J,I4U2 'I& DTI ln---1,IGG.OD Publlc'Notlce ~~',:-~,etaa2) Adllan m OUt.-..(1,500.00) Adllanola -Out-.(1.-,00) Aalullll oll'rlor '-'a 11•~----(148.10) Totol Fln.lou(liMo)....- ... 141,112.11 Eu. Rop..,.ou,.. OW./ (Under) DIM. • Ollar ' PriorY•'• ..(21,401.22) c• .............. 811-lleglnnlna of Pwlod... •••___ fao,ooo.oo 30 VISITS FOR '30 Rtdllftlld Ourtng Flacal ,_lad-••- •••..20,000.00 (\IMe}.,...-- - -4,4&II ottw GOOd Thru July 31, 1182 Call lor Appoll;b;...,t 949·2794 Ex~~~ 1Mn•••nta811d0ther U.•lflat-_;_ (17.Ill.H) 81 z1 ••• Fund Caall lrlrnn ---117,Sa.J4 Ending Fund CMh II --141,117.21 ATTJFll'llllllor EnwM· .... 011 ----11.221.21 614~ft2-3159 CALL (614) 446-9971 (~elly) KENNY'S AUTO CENTER !:_.~:~:~~EDIRT &-B-"t2-tfn tCo~ltlt Equlpmant Cltaned l Dtgreutd FREE EI7111A1ES RtillcHitli•g Stop &Co.,.rt 45765 Flatwo ode Roltd Pomwoy, Ohio 45711 ' (114) . .·2411 (114) . .471 flEE ESTIIUnS 985·4473 667·6179 FOR SALE Agriculture lime VALLEY INC. Real Estate General lwuk•-·-·--1,4&11 8uppll•. ..... ~--·-··-· 115,14f.ll Real Estate General OFFICE lli2·2886 992·2259 POMEROY, OHIO NEW UITINQ- Racine·- Yellowb:uoh Rd.- VERY 7:-i- ol WOOdld lind 0111 nice blrtlop !Md. ....... POIEAOY- Olllome lllwt - 2 bldloome, 1 bdl. 5 , _ old home wllh vfnyt eking, City Willi and ltwagl and 1 2QaO llorage buldlng on an 83dO lot. · F"' 111,700 ROCKIFRIIG8 ROAD • '-GY- You ntltll to 1t1 lnlidllo J111PIIdat.. A 2 bedrDorrl 8Min lllllbN home will IOIWiftN In poldl, CIIPOIIIilllng on IIPPfi'X. 2 acr.t ol bNutN land. PEARCY LOCATION. SZ4,100 = LONG sonoll- ....... ANd -If yori11 1llld clli¥· Ina in Wl1 you wl 1111111 to 11M a look atllll 3 btdlocrn, 2 wlfl illga 1110111, INplace, tlillrhad ba.,.m and.-..... in on llpp«<l(. 1:-i141,100 w .._ ·IYRACU• - eon- Aollll-llrahMio'e •• : :Ill TW<> ~ GARAQ£ IIIII wolldng hollt, wiNd lor lit oom· pmeo11 Mil Wlldand.ota ol ..,..., cob hell lor rto,. • • and hu 11!1 pllidng- Set 0111 bla - l o t . .l11Tt11,11111. AUTLAND - ..... llleat • Sort..-.19 IIDr MOM: A epliiiMI home ... 1ft open rMecl ....., lhll hu • beaulllll oo1r ,.._ Hill of a Clllllildrol Oiling ~ IIIII home an ama.,._ ol :..W.m. H111 blii:D:wnl, • 11;ga ball, ~ .-n. -011111!. aldllillln laedld will ubi IIIII. liOIIItll:lng lar DAD: A daiiOI\Id 2~ car n ""*••• t11f181 wtlh wodclhop, oou all clrhea&y, ,_ eldng, and nawlliol. llr:ill•~tiiDr lit 1008: A1.1 _,...._ , . tfJ,IOO ' ' .. NICE NEWER HOMEI 2 lloiy frame with ~ bediiiDIIIa, 2lit baths, lull baumerrt. 2840 oq. fl. clli'ling epace. d:ywlll, ca:pot, Pennapeyne wlftdowa. 2 liNt pumpo, ....,.nt driv-y and patio, 30x40 IIIIJIIII with 3 baye. Plly 11M, rat.llu cloh l :rpplianoet negotiable. Thie ir a lovely homo YOU REAUY MUST SEE! CALL FOR OETAILSI. NEW UITINQ - Sharron Hollow Rd. - Silcluded l'amling cabin on app1DX. 11ac:u 40lc2ll cabin hu W.B. stow, IOIMiumilh:ngr and cwport. Thal'll it a clrivoway into cabin. Thi1 Ia perfect dMr l turtcey aiHt Gl'llal locetion for the .hunter or ·the lover of the outdoorrl USED RAILROAD nES 4-4·92·111 R&C EICIYITIIIG BULLDOZING PONDS Rt. 2 Millwood, W. Ya. 304·273·5555 P1•. 614-99H591 $18.000. POIIEAOY- 1:-i tlory frl:ne home wllh ~ Fil'lfll-. La:ge front pon:h. ASKING $14,540. . • Cullom Seat Covers • Al80 Boats •Wee•aten Call 614·992· 6637 St. Rt. 7 c••••lrtt OH. ' location . 10 have • bueineu1*17 ,000. . . • Custom Catpltl FOR SALE · COMMERCIAL IIJIUIINQ - W. lllln Pomeroy - 380 oq. ft: wae onoe a gat llltlon lncludle a one bedroom ::pl. upllal11. t.oc.lad In a heavily tn:valld IIIII Ag!Mt bjlrt) BULLDOZER, BACKHOE and TRACKHOE WORK AVAILABLE. SEPnC SYSTEMS, ,_ HOME SITES ond TRAILER SITES, LANDCLEARINQ, DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UME&TONE-TRUCKING FREE ESTIMATES SIZED UMESTONE bed:oo:nt. (F....t,~ll:lpW HOWARD EXCAVATING QualiiJ Stone Co. , ha194WtlwAhy IAOIItOHIO •HMdllllrt • Connrtlble Topa ~JAYMAR SA 7 NEAR CIEITER - 1871 Barrington Mobile Home, 1~x70 3 bad:oo:ne. I :.i bath, did<. appfianoet, ctnt!W air, 12>118 llorTIQI building on lflProx. I ~ acl'llo. Aolcing RACINE MOWER CUNIC 12·5-tfn 614·949·2804 CIIIJIIrftllftl ...llrl'lllf TV· ~· r:.t:. 4-~ 710· · o,;..,. · t V- OJA E1· ,_... _ Tlmo Shorw Unlit And ' C.mpg.-.1 Mombo""IPL Dla- ... ·t - SliM, Choooll Wafl. .1doldo' • SoloolloM. CoN Vacorlon NotU.S. And Conocto -··· ...... ~ or 301 Ill 2203. MICIOWAVI OYII IMYCIIIPIII lllllliU ..1:. .... WAN'IEDI•..LIITING -ALL IHAFEI AND IIZEII WE HAVE IUYEAI IN MAY DAY. EACH ONE HAl DIFRAINT TAITEI AND IDEAl. IF YOU HAVE ICEI'I '; a...CE 1011ETHM0 YOU NEVER REALLY THOUGHT OF .WNO•••THNC :AGAIN..IOP DOY OUT THEAI WAHTI TO IUYI CALL ut lOOAY FOR ALL THE IJI1N INIIONIATIONI 'lliMCI ·992·5315 or tl$·2561 ....... ,,_ .... lfllc. 217L ........ NIIIOr,ei?O 3123112mn ·----..••••• ( .r: =• ~·.. ln............. - . .... tM, Amulni FtM RIC ardlcf' ' ....':r ...... Dltl..~ !o.t '"I· C.l24 Nouro t.'•· -:" M-11U Eat. :11. - -................... Why Mol An Eat"- -- SMonl? I I - ...... 2a Dl~ ... . ,. . .·· Giveaway ~ ::;;::;::;;;~~;::;~ 13,Lorgor Doga,, Moto Two .. Alo Spllz, ........ Manlhe Old, 2I ' ";; ". !"'II• Pili l .. ilflord Pill "· Couto. Fomoto, Cloool Wllh Klda. ... 114-441·1251. . : TV Doubio POfCOioln Jtnlto<oi liM, RCA CaW ConM1o 8o4 :1 Dooon'l Woril, tlooolr Or uoO~' For P111t. 114 41Cha. • , ~. Fomato ...... mil lo aooot ;c ,:~ ,__ ....,.,..,.li NEW & USED PAllS FOR AlliAIES & IODElS home, 1 rr011.101 . . UJI. .......:ui;, 9t2·70Uor , 992·$553 - - lhlelll; ..... ........... I'M-'JIU.ItN. ~· Fomoltt:,o{IOI.-1- r · d1 ala M, ..._ ........._ "JM. 1.foftU.I7o IIIWII,OIIO ••n11. . --I - Nt· J •u. ""''I• ,,..ltuiiiiiii,IM IU Met. 71.111'81111 IMIIV l Chrla, I low you. Frw 1111. . Womlngl lad Clldk to Do- '. loilng, l.ollrn Haw To Ero11 · • ....... - . ............. ',;;;' . ......-, """"' 3 bldluame, , . . _, ~ blml. ciam ...., with TPC avrl blr lmmadlatr poerurlanl ASKING $48,000. P:operty ntldlto ba IOidl Mllllan otr.rt 1-, . , . _.... ...... 2 ..... fM'PPIII...... old port ,,; Chow I Lob, 30W11-111t. • PARTS . Sped*••.. Ia Clttoll F,_l. . RACI!E • F:wne !ann home wlfiiO+ ICI'III. Oldar home ,...,._ND. 4 fUIIn.1111 WHALEY'S auro ~-- A- ""'' 11 illhot Fund Ralllr'l Holpor? '~ Cuol-' To - or 111 • col !Coy, A-:- Or-,_ ....,. I -· Coble S•t,nlrocl.,. f:::j,T= Sovlh Arr:,lrlg'-lea. Augllli. · Youc,;."-n' llih ·.. A Dliiironciol A'fiJSA Int.,...; ; llonol1-716-41111. ,. Ill 711711 -pd. '-- - I ,,,j _ .... .......,_Cr1r '"'•. CHARLIE'S . ,.....,...,....,.....,..-· r-----~ 1IoM !!IMt In ~. lllrt. ::;.: ~~o~o ...... 0oon Do:i, 11-Yrl -..: They look away home; they look S"ILL DOIIR WORI, DRIYIWAY =-=-~~GooiOOollti WOU ... te I too4 '- ~i~ .._ITM DILIVIII RlfiCI =.a law:ay my money; they toqk liE -from YOU. But can, tllb , . , forJOIL t"FIHII\1 um 992•7553 LCIVI, Glllldpa Bllltll PCIIUIOY, 01. 0.20-'82·1 r mo. pd. ;.:.: - . , . . 4011(, fUll ~~~ Mlioogo. LICENSEO ond BONDED TJrJ/lfr.ftl Help Wanted =.:.; tU.JS94 er PARTS & SERVICE Mowers e Otala Saws 6111"11711 mo. ASKING S17,000. 16 SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER l SEWER UNES BASEMENTS& HOME SITES HAUUNG: Umettone, Dirt, Grnel and Coal 992·3838 ·-- -- Bon'._"" ....._. . - ~':~h, . r. -lond ~~- Inc. -oM1-41P. llrl.ftOoToWO...: .... ::Io:oly AOidN"'* 0101- s.;. ·=:' Loaldng far hawolr•por, ho¥1 ............ 114-IIV2·JIIIO onytinll. Mochonlc 10 molnrlln omoll truok - . "'"' 8o1 C.15 COJO Polnl P-nl ROQIIIIor. 200 Motn II, Pl. PI, WV 25550. ~ .••~ MERCHANDISERS· Jl_,._ ~~n;:,:i :;.:=t....:;-~~ oblo 1 Ho¥1 Tronaportl· lion. C.ll10t-145-~. Noilonll AI 8tlllo Mtni-Wfn. niiiiJ ~por Sooitl LlloeIYIIO EdMO<. Smon NortHI() P.M. Dolly/Provloua b· oorlonco Ptotwrod. Roi>IY To l>oroonnol Doal., Tho I l l Tlmoo, 113 E. Coritot Sl-; FooIorio. Ohio 44130 ' . Cortlftod nurwlhg •oliolonl lot ICF U bod iocllly. CoM Corolilwon o1 Polnl P:olllnl, ~~- · ::~:.:..:.:',:...:.~=·----Pori limo . ,IICI'IIIry, ~ lllii!PII!I. . w.tte~ 1o1 c-1e 01n ttt "-ont .Aoatotw, 200 Moln 11• 1'1 . PI wv 21150 .• • • • " - · TrimiMI'I · ""'" lo f12t ""' ctoy, no .. p. - · ,_:112-4311. !'logrllllve 111 loci ....,. T.,. Cori Fooliliy 1oo1t1n:r lioclll -~~ .. To Join OUr Hoonh C1ro Tum. Ouollilod Condldll• Will Ho,. ISW ~ • I• 'I ~roo in A Hun1111 •• s.mc' nd ~ 01 ' "oo F'~ ~~ ,, ktt tulllcel ... , Sl•ew: oond,I04.e-.'. Poy Now Con-lonoto II 1 Er:;- tc.. Sit• On Eloy Worill bclltorit Poyl AtPl<iducll AI - .· Col Toil FIM, 1Ext. 313. FtDERAL CICWEA-Ni" IS 111-. 111,000 • 172.-Yr. 1· -.e!IOO Ell. 01111 For tmm d'defteDti*IIH. &:rJ Frlondly P.. lll HoOi 01 Fot D•• r01b8ION. c=hllp. ..._. Cut::n 1£ I n And No --·- • - · 1Wo Coir~. O¥ot 41lt. 100 · - Coli 1-100 .;.m:dl.ilo ~ 1¥1111bio ... C.rl"lod Colt,.. Jlclille ...... AOON, '**""' Clio c:onror, 110 PI-I litho, Clolllpolll, OH =-- dill. 114:::441::.:.11::12::.· JQIII AYAILAILE w- No PolO. Momlngo, I :OCI-11:00. IM-4tl-173t. ... Olforlnl. 4 A- Dupin With 1 Cor VENDING ROUTE : Got Alch Oorogo, Pallo I Yard~ AI: 503 Awo..... uolllpollo. Guidi? No Woyl But Wo Hove A Clrclo Good, 8111dv,AII~b~ 8uo~ IS!OIIIo. y_... WalnttnlnC• In· nuo. Won'! Llol. 1 0 214· · · - For lnio Coil 114-111'7700. VENO. Vondlng Route: Locll. Wo Ho¥1 Tho N-11 Mochl.,., Moklng A 42 Mobile Homes ltlldy C.oh · lneomo. rlor Rant BOO..II5-tm4. 2br Mollllo Homo For Ron:, Wolil TaMing Bodo, Now Corn- Rotor-• I DopooH Roqulrod. morlcoi·Homo Unlll From IM-441-0527. f111.00. Lompo. Lollono, Al:cooioritll. llonthlr PayiHnl!l Low Nice 2bt TroUar, Ouiiii.Rt . 218, I AI 118.00 Coil Todoy Now FrM Mil•, Dopooil I fllllronco RoCaWC.tolog. 1-8QO.U8.e212. qulrod. IM-21M211. ' Nice Clean 3br -to Homo, To:ol Etoctrlc 1 L1191 Yard, No Real Eslate Poll, No O..na. 1~311-,31. 2021 llotquotlo A¥1, I yro old, Ill brick molnlononco "" homo, • bodiiiDIIII, 1111111 living room, dlnt,.-mlly room comblnollon, khclron, utiiNy oil oni to¥01, co¥Orod potlo In bock, ptlvocy ionco, goon":ygo, 1-7•.1 -lnlmonl 1CN.e ~ · - room, M, ·m Klllloy Dr., Golllpoill, Ohio 4513\ Totophono: 114-4!&-331 1. :"r.=.:!..~-~m~~n~!~i Duo to ... """ - Pori·Time. ........, =: n•••NM6on, and..., a~ .,.., 0:.. ... ,._ __ ·..:.~ ="'"'I = _,..., ... !Ill_,.. . . . -r. ....................... ......... ,..--,..., ----::::.r..u r nblllfl vtfY ...,... loi-Wihom. ....... ., .., . ...... 1104 5 ~-==s.=.,':,""~ Groom ond SUIIIIIY Shop-Pol o._lng. AI &iNdo, O:yloo. lrmo Pol Food Diller. Julio Wlbb. Coli 114-4t6-4231. for Rent Do-. 2 Whlto Fanton PlfiiOIII, ' a-n Plgoon, 13 3 'lllch 1 bodroom opl lot ron:, qulot nolthborhood. :JOU75.15110. Elch, IM-317·TI1Dt. = Wo- And Dryer f1TM -k. Bunk Bod COmpfoto, 11.21 Woolt, 4 D,._ Choo4 13.12 Wooit, RocHnar SU• -k. Solo And Chrlr 110.31 WHk. CASH AND CARRY . • Rolrii~<IIOII Slorllna AI 1311. Roc- 1141. 2111 (un~~~ $91, Dlnol:o Sol Wlih 4 ~!£--:"':"tna . &' =~~U,~~:'fT ~M~ ~~-~~flit- =c.:": =.. tn':'l: =~~ r.;·"T•: l:~.l!!.,~IIWIYGol s""wtm''m""l~ =~ woio~ :::::::u A.::J: '"::.*:. . ':*'""" u..". '- ll!r.': ~~--AI=~ - =-=' ~"rt":':'.O.:."~ =u~tll':C::.~· -.a_.~_ll!· _ 7 =• "l:i' ;:""""'...::..-au: =- P ... . :':a-~7: ~'Tn::!.ngA~:'J:'X C'l-.~1 ~ • ~~.,... Groot T- 01 lfjlloll, In A 1m , ;-•• Poteh, Cleln lun lllan Allll Above .a ; ·~--; AC All Wont T'o lorn flle!l.loyl ..wn '!II· 0431 nn "\14 ' WI Ub To V011 ~~-·- l14-311• 'Col OnJ\ 2 -lono • "'Ice cllln coblo boak-u• " r!' ""= · ~· f1Ja4.e';:: ~flo~ -~~-yo or lllve- 111111 -~ 1 11 ~ .... I:: :r.• goodconct,l100.. 304- NutrM• ProdYctt foolurlng Amino Add Body 8ulldlng1 wolalll to. ond Ill burnor rormul'ro. Avrlllblo ••· Otnttla =':;::!~3"::':.:,~ =~=;..":,ii~:J':i ~1:':.'/: .:,R:d:.~ Phonftocy. ~ :".!:':S;rl<aiJIC.:':~ 1 :..."'::"'rtt..= ':\: 111ld ill In tCJ a..a~~~too,....,. .......,...._ ~2111. b homo, 304-e ,. oltor I:OO. -._hollinoillprhg ...iiiii'-noo. ....., ~d:m, _,., ""· 45· FumlaiMid Cono Uclron ,..._. unlaol 0,01 "' '11011 Rooma 011 lroi,j"'" Llkln ltoollflll, :I:M.e?s.mo: =~'"~~ ~, .f:~ 11111, ,._,.,, I :ODAM.e-. t1t,OOO, 114-'I'IWOII. ·Roomo lor ~~~--Nol.!l- (Onl · - .. '14 =· Bull IIIII Training :::: at....._. - ... = 18 wantaclto Do . . . .·- tar--· c-.---. . r"" .. ~:.lmoo.':miR~o•~='i'~ Coat . Nelr Poc:•a,, OH. 114- 44141102. Now flnlohlng -.am, 1"'" MU21t. Now morbloiOII btthroom wonltiM, 221u, onij 3 loft. 11111 -h. 114-MI-2171. Ploot , ..., • 'IFI" 1o11oro and -.- a- lint ~oolol:nod Mob11o Noao. Auto P.-ts & ·~ ..... ·•, -lnd 1113 -k Algol, oroctocl drlvor oklo, mony p~no, good lnopoctlon, dti¥H good, 304-115-34211. 1111 Dodge 'Arioo,. Aut-:.. Alt, CruiU,IM-441-1552. .... ceSIOti&S '"" 4 Whlo.,.. Ilia, fMo Ford or ....._ - , _ I_, _ . . · - lor ... .... ' lruok. 140, IMIIII'OIS-· 1111 Pontl.c Tnnsam 30IS T..,.d Pert. Ena. Good Cond~ lion, $4.300. Coli Anyllllll, 114441-31311. Budolt r, • ..,, · 1 -. t.1111111 a robulir. Ollrllng 11 Ill; " - • ..-... • ....... ' 11W45-5177,~ . ": =· 1111 Chryotor N- , ....., f:;'":,:~ 52- rnytlmo. .... r.: •...., ..., - - -:. o~J l:'.. :::., :'•. ~· ".:'=: : 1 Condllon, f1.200; t•t Dodao Ri;lloJ, WV. ~ ., 1o • ' Omnl, loW IIIIH, 13,000; 1111 1004'13.e51S. Plymouift llolllnl 8totlon A - SilO VI -or 101 1173 • Wlgon, U,200 . 1M~55-1251. Font 1'-150. Air. - lllan 3_a. . , 1181 . OtdlfftObHI; Aoy•• Mill. ..... Cl ,,.,.., . , ro. !lraughoM 'I.e, AC, Plil PI, PW, 111-112-tAi. • "' Pow• - · · AMif Sllroo Siou• Volvo-.-~ •• Cluotlo . . Loldocfl AU lirck. Ina 101. Oitoro And Troda.IM-· , _. '1'1,000 Mltoo. ISM. Col Po: -~-. 1 ~,.. ~, -. :nN., - - """'r11-~. - · Ull; ~~~ !:"1 lpiillor, 01,_ Howe'I FMI'I MocliMy. Jrctoon, 0i11o 114....144. LD llodol :ltllll' T - Wlift lqulpll I lltl r='.IA::.l:· ......'!"~..!:: ::O':'•o:=v:.o.,;r.:: ~-~!_:I~'~U!:_.,---::::c-:-.._ - ~ 114-446-11471, · - Whllo ilbor- 1·-- 1b . 422, ChO¥y ~~,T-Topo, .... ChO¥y. ... h co :IM.eJNm. ~. And lloilf. EalrMI 11,1106 Or la.500 And Tallo 0... 79 Campers & K..- Mot ..., _.. Will Conolclor . . r... For4x4.tt43•1111. pjji. _ .. • 1211. 1MI Ford T..- 4CJindlr~Air, -Condition, 11~. 171/Z I ~ 1171 - ;;ooo: •• =. 1/:: *• ~ c ..... Dl. ...... ~ HaiRe, Eac 1I1M Condlion, .,... •• '\ =· ....-..... ' 211-1111. . : "'~ 11H. •·- .._. · ., ' •._. =. -- ..... . Soil: Apacho ...... . ' Plf. Slnl, - . I II ~ .... • ' • 1101. o~...;: . ... ·- Serv :ces - -------:: ' - . .~ . ":::::.., • .; •~ 131ii"iiii }.;;d. A M,: - ..,; : · ~ "" • M::-•4.4, "-. ...,. I, Si,IOO. or - 1171 C; :hman - :Ill - k - . . 2 ....,._ Llko ,_ onlj 1,000 mliii.30W7Wm. 1181 C.¥1Mor ._., hODO. tN3 Font ~XLt · - - 1 ~. Olclo Doll ..: tz;OO. 11" ' tluloli ::, 1111 Mirllury UIH. . : .. '· or Homes toni-.. ..- -.. . . . . . 1111 ChO¥y Q0 lpociMII. 31iiODD mlill, ,.......,:., olr, Pl. U.: lUll."'0m. ·8colly"o C.1'11,304.eaN752. ' 1111 Ford flllln and 1111 Font Rongar T:uck, 114-'1112-2111. 1111 Ford Probo QT, 45,000 Mu":!o. ' Home · ·, &ii;jiilm;;p;I'O¥;;;;;;;;ement;,-j;~s-ii;d; _., 81 t= All- 011101 ""'*-- .. ~ "'· F- - - - · .• . ,. Ur wd.~,m,..w~.... . · -• ·111 1110 Oklo CU:IIII S · Looli .......,,.. iwriolwol. Alllo., Air, AIIIFII, Quod lour F- .. Coli 1- Aftor ......,.. ~~-11111 O..nd Mo-... 11,500 ,,_ Mlloo,Eacoltlnl~lon,IM~•-4444. •1111 Pontile SUnblnl eon-ilblo, - · wlih - k 1011 .., All<fndM "1.-d• PGW.,!' -.... lhln ~ ~ 010, 114-la•UIO. l:':.t For Solo: 1111' ' : .. ,...._ ~ onglllon.~,;!td~~·- &~ 0 ~':'; 1 .!: fl- .... ·--~~·__._... ~ -·.• -·~-· - - ._ 1 ..- tn ...... 111111 • EVANS, ~ SSJ.tiH. 1¥ o Mg, c-.· lk!Jiol. : JACK-. . ;:r.:.:.:i 'E•_.,. I 0 , ~ • ' CodiMoc · 'Ouoilly- - -at- Mini eon. · ':M-441;~~":nt.::t::;i~S dillon, -1111. ' •-"a - ......._ • • - · - . IP I V'na SoiHd · - bv DEA, fli In oloo ""wldng rooil Mid US Cuolonil. <:.... II 1100. llnncto. -.- -·-.-·Coli - 311,13WII2111.1411Z. 1 . -,..:. .,. ... ....,. • Co.AONEVANSENTEAFIISES 1- 72 Trucks lor Salt J!!! Font,- rlr, ooiting - • w Crj•••co. 011, - · ...,. """"" 104~1MOillof'l411-2tn . .tot:-.011-.:17-. • , !!""•... J:.'::_.....,,.,_, - =. I A . lc - · AC Good ' ' 4· 1011 • 7 114 : • l1,l80. ~ 1-t11 1111 ....., 1'-100 otop - · ""·· :·::::: .: ... 1.21 =~~:."· ~~~:--..~ iiM.ua-37U. .t:;t. 82 . '117 1orog1 ,... ~~~~~~·••we. Ec. ~NoMondlft...., UK • ·• ·-· • ·~_. - · hi Ll at k 1212. -""=-':':'"-v-::e=oc"'-=-"~~ 1111 Clio¥ SW!._~.e. Milo, olr, :•':oo0ood ~~ Clllllnor bod ._, m1111 ..., 1 . ~ ""-::h."'100. i otlor I :Do.l .'ll 1Ho1110111, ~ ~fit;. I old tt 1 1111 1 •t- l:r1.. ..... ild...., ::::--~;·;.;;,tl;.:tll,~ll":4~14e~it;;,N.~...,·::"":"I -~.. 1!>~.1' y'!.,To,n_PUMIY.~: -, ·-..., ¥101- ..-., o1ao. Moto 11unolloMII14 till tsll. PO......: llll-1.... 11114. -:Tuttoy:-:--::,..-::lll..,-o,"'2iM:c:-7.-:=- 73 'llna l "WD'I • Plumbing l Healing C.rW'a,., 'Is ~ .... !""'_~£ - · - • •• - f14 u1 - ~a.:" Ill grt- Ollllll". 304- 1111 Moldl PU : Rod, !11,000 I,;;,;;...,;,:.,;,:.._ _ _ _.._ IIIIa, Mking: $4,280. 114-251· .,. 441-02M. Wll build :::.."";:';.' oldlna 01" , , _ .......... 1 24Hll2. - · ·.. - Ploo:loAnd-·c..:-·- ......... lilru eo In - t. Ron 2444. Ohio. • t':;,~t.:';.':....v::=r"~ ==~I Fl.BodY. plloo,p~c.... .,.....;i;;;j.'i:. p_,- ·Ya- ~ t=-.-- ~- "v...~ong;;.: .._ .... _...,,,_814· ~::~:~~·~l'u:'m~=~-..,... . .Coll~. ~·J:W~:.:.~·- ~:r...'"'.-=..'1..\l t:'!..~~'"dol11r'M il Hty&Graln ;~.~~:: ~~= 76 E,::'~~n~p-·~•lon.ooo ,__ : -I'd=tit.:,.. :!. ' .,;oo.·....;~m.-- · ...,... "d. ..._":"""'.., f!: : ' 1 1 0 - Ec._ OS Rod cllly. 111 .• 1111SU. . ~ =::--::----,:-:=-:---=- 1 """" :1'!.::~:.-:::~o'fa': IASEIIENT =~~ ~~.~i:f1:::' g: "'-':llBTU'" :l" ia.u ~=l=n~st~ru::-m~e~nt~s=~ -..,--,-.,.- tor"""' liiYII'III ... ft ~~--···· ::.rJ.T-lll - :,::.:;.:.:.:;:.;c=.,....,:-::-'7'..,.- ::=•"'='.::::::r.:.: ,,.,.......,..,..84ortlng o: · - - - 1111 wtnctoOr IIOei:o . •14--. · 14•71 Coolpilioly Furnlohod, u• Now, w~h tGFt. P•::o. .,.h -..... Looliod: Jolw=- i1ob11o ~!!!l'·t...-a. - · All boak;;t;;: _10041 ........ . , - - Aolroln -lllo4-o:om -Pirtt.I04o'I'IHJil. "'""1111" 1:00 p.,.., . ....,..rwlot11011-~.... ttl 1Ciitl 11 C1~a I:-;:::;:.~;.:::.,::.i::e:..:..:::..;-=:.,~..,. wv. B lrulonoliol lnii;i. Ollor ,..... ..,...,.... ..,.... =:y::tlillrnyttiiM.AAA ... 1!OJY .... ... "' !!!110~01!!::!!1 !!!:,_ ...... _ -ITil. AC 46 Snec:e for Rent _ __ ~ 010, ~ R1 -ind _,.... ... -tno:ructlona lo ,...,. Ailll' ,.. _,.... woril. • ... llllr:oonl· Tho ..... I W11k Old llountoln FIIOI ..... :,.:;::::•,:.'*:.;..:.24:;:1-t,:-2:.;41:::. ...,...--,~ AKC Lobrodor Rotrlo- Pupo ;riH, 2 Chocololo, 1 Block, 10 WHkl, Vot Chockad. Shore, Wormod. 1175 Tol300 114-tl2· Jlln; (Oik HIIQ. I w:= -· I 1 bodroorn opi, oil ulllhloo pold, 1250. monlh, 3~31A. 1 Bod.- Furnllhod Aport· monl, Ullllllll Pold, Upotolro. SOcond A uo Oolllpoilo No Palo, Ooodvoneo.idltlon. ~~ 112,_ 1bdnrr. opi. ...; ron~ W!lmo., oocutHy "-"· no po:o, IM- ------4-- ~ 11':..'";\'~..... He':; :::::::,., ~:. ~..GIll.running 13110. 304 Apartment 44 31 Homes for Sale ~~-:-::-:--'' 1112 Oldo cu::- eo:. nooo. "' Soil: Now ..- - . , . . I. . . . . - · 30W75-l'lll. bock $1111 '1 1112 SUbo"!.!'J 2 d..... ilrm. IM-Z5Htoe. . == ==';~ ~= ::Et-~ 4oli:,;,;o.·~:"iii~ ........................... -iYI-.. ~~:;:ANTIOC::00.::-=~:.:.:~,:,·=l-.,-:,. .:-'"':"~-: -. ,.blt•aan..,... - 3br 1·112 Boih, 1100 Bloct 01 Third. MUll hl¥1 A........o. moll unlll you ho¥0 lnvulfgllad . "" --011.. = • t~ X, , Tll-l-4.e147. :.:"::' 21•-J ~ (IMartll rtn~t INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recomrnenct. lhlt you do bull· nns with JMtOPfe you know, 1nd NOT IO 111\d monoy lhrough tho AKC roglolorod bill Cookor And 112 Both~, 1 cor S;lonlol pi<p;>loo, 304.e11o7231. Clo!ogo, Brioll F - wMh Codor ::112~~~211;;;.ftiiUiif.NMii"lii Chllro. 1121. OPEN: - y Auolrlllln Sllophord p- I Siding. 111 Thru S.turcloy IA.II. To IP.M. Wooito Old.IM-4.,.1101. 2 bod- .... IS!f. ~On Sundoy. LOCATm: 4 ;;;;;;;;;;~~~~p;;: BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR SALE utiiMIII pold, 110 IIUO, 301-411- Mlill Oil R-7 On 141. DrrgooiWii>d C."ory: CFA Por· 2 Hlolotlcol Aroo Cornor Lol • 111 · ::'="::.· In C.nlonuy, ,. IIIIo On IJn. olono I Slomooo Klilono. 114lloln St p; W y1 I •~h ,_ coin Plko. •:•-3144 Aftor 7~ p.111. · · • · · 2 - • •~. Campioloiy - l e d : 2 FuM Cllln, No Polo, Quiol, WANI"ED TO BUY: C = ~· •on•, a~• Joe'ooo Avo. ~~~ lod-IW. Now Ill..._ And Dot>ooil fla. llodolP:;. "p.:01;;~: .,H75-20U, • C.rpo:. A¥111oblo ljlllrod.l14-446-111t. Rotriaorotot /F-r. PIM11 lui Uno Troplcol ::N•blrdl, ..........ly.IM-441.a201. ~III:;;;.;;t.~iiddi;;;;t, Coii'IM-111-TIIO E........ Or -•nlrnlloondo • ' lrlok ~;. , , . . 2 I apMrMnt• in lllddl•port. ~LIIv~w~M~··~·~~~··---=-~ · MI. v.n.n A¥1. 3 nowly romodolod. loW UIIIHioo, HAPPY JACK MANGE LOTION; bod.-, 2112 bot hi, lormrl no po:o, U20 PI< month, dining room, luH . . , _ , 304- r1opoo11 .roqulrod, 114-112·2381 52 Sporting GOOdl PfOIIiolll hoollng ond holt 171-4111. =•:!:~'::.....______ O'""' lo ony mongo, llol opol B Ow ~..... Nl BO:glum lrwnlllll " :'~:!::f'M..!P'~eA'= f nor: ~-"' A(!l1 no 2bdrm. opio., Ioiii ....lrl<, opo tea&. 8-nlng 2a Go. BPS -~·TES ~.e- ~. A -,' loth. Largo ""' Lol. p;:o.... iurrlllhod, loundly S:ug0un,S3IO: I14-446-7357. ~'" '"''11• 141 1171 Doyo, E¥1nlngo A~ ...., looU-, . , _ lo rchocil tor 3:30p.m 114-4.,o0421. In :own. - l o n o o¥0ilobio 53 . Antlquel ~':.,~ - F o r Solo On Lind Cono II: Y1i'- ·c,_ Aplo. 141 ot JACK DAOPOE'AD FLEA·TlCK lroot,•R-IBoth,CIIIIM- llill14.fta·37ii. EOH. · 8uf•ooil. R:-tn.Anllqo.H, IIIST? Thoy drotdoodl For ::1 _ , 1124 E. Moln llroot, P-roy. 0011 · -~ Ootllpollo .«.noug.o 2llf A,on-, Looliad, 34-112 Hou-· MTW 10·00o.m loi·OO tor blood. Aroo. A , OIIU=. ••· ' . . . ' • ERN STATES, 301-4118 ......_. • h p.m., SUndoy I~ lo 1:00 p.m. 27IG siio, •..: ....112·2521. P-'"" AKC, I 01-:Y With Flnonalng An ' . FrM l - - - - - - - - 1 Wooito, Shoro, Wot:nod. 1171. s-.... Abo Loa :tOM lllh 1 1 , - 1 bad- 54 Mlacellaneous a:• 3111111. a ~-· ~ R.,...o Ono, lox 14CCJ, .... upotolrl. 1110. piuo 1..,;., --~ c:onrw.Ohlo45131. 119 •lnocriOI Or., Mol!' 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CUllom - · · ~F.-, 111t, nell 441·17110. 114-441-0?11. fot II Polriol 011or1 _ , Tow- I POlio ..,....., hool ; Truck Dr.., Trlllnlng In On~ A v InclUding ....._~do!IOiii·;;....od: ~~ 30" M...,_, Wlnl goo Nice Vorno._ Sl1ophono F0< 110 81:0,114-446-7113. Wilks! eov ,...._, ~ODD 11or FromOur 44M331•folo7p.m. .. ........ ""'"" • l'lnlnolol Aoolotonco For - · • I 0'10. ••• now, 1200; -· GurlllloiiAppilconlo. =.~illi" By Coiling Fum- Apt. lilt, $235/Mo. !\'~.cond . Ml-, 1300; IIUII- 58 fruitS & Ullllrlll Pold, 807 Soconct · _,, V b laMirun . . ~~ 11on111 """""y, 2 IR wiih AA~rp' mGolllpollo.l144414411 111 sun:ono tonntng bod, 24 egeta ItS p • -I'll, OIOOllonl ronlll h... •w ' . Wallo bulbi, loco tonnor, GOOd -oy. •NIJ I· loty. m2 . . _ A¥1. Fulnlohod oRielcondlilon, 11100 080, 11(:1112. Conning - - U a.-. · =to:Oollyllr~POiol -...,.u.~-~-·~. ··-•a 3102 8"- your ~ol-~-'1'11lhllltolr,prl¥llo qu , · "·~ - · ~· ·-· .•,. . , I'IHU1-It!prrl. off Oilllir..r.rill~, ,...._... F -. 1-112 8. ol ·~ Boby bod, 0:-, hlghoholr, Go • 81110 Rt. 7. 1,._2111'.:::~ ~~ ~. 32 Moblla Homes ,,._ · · p;ay pon, wo:kor, cor o111. on1~ 153~. WIOI'R ~·P. Tulllon Fr• Troln. for Sale F""'lohod EHiolonc~llilllmo. quo rock or, 30W75o4141. ,.. _ , Elrty IPIIIII 101 - . lng ~';;f.'~ TArono ..... Inc. 1- I _.....,,.,...~.;...;...,;__...:... , ~_!.o!'_!.~. Alorh7"p0om~ 8--;t>y criti, ;;iii;,: ...i~. Cll• Ina. conning. ~llllng. TM·III1 • '...,.. . • Wllh 0n1 Al:ro llurloyod ~";..... ~~~ 112 rlor,, m; ond """'cloiiiH, .,.. lilU. Truck Drive~... Prool- Lind. 114,000.114-311-M35, 114""' : ., I. p • • - LM. C TOf! P'll!: I 33~11~1~111~.:..:.:.,.:,=~~- Oownl:alro, • Cilon'"No oto, Concrolo 1 Plutlc So:>tlc - • An lou"ll II 1~ Rolonuco, Dot>ooil "ICiulrM. Tonkl, .tot A - Tenkl. lion - · M:n. 3 ,,., or~ 1111' s~~u~~a, 14119 mott1:o-. 1,....,.,, Ewono Jac•on. 011 Eap. 1.0 1112711. Dll"· A0-1. S ' " - 2 bolhl, u...... Orocl II¥'- I -~ 2 ~. 1 - ' .- . , ..,!na I cont . ro1 olr, 304·'173o OUI .... ~N ~~· Truck llrl¥lfl: Stoning Poy Up ..ll. • oponOIM\II ot 'lliiogo FREE INSTALLATION To 211, Wllh P " ' - - fno ..._ ond A.__ SW:IIMINO POOLS _ " 3 a, M...:ho.- Elconl' 12xll w /Tip our. '""- tn 11-11011 • Fro. Only am.oo INutllul 61 Fann Equipment Evorr 10-14 DIYo. MUll lo 21 All E:OC.. ~In- Inc. f111. CIIIIM-112·771UOH. OtoUnd 11111,. Pool liiCI•du : WI2Y•:aOTIIE~p.Hodlolln- Oood.~lon,IM-441-1431. FIN ~ ,......_ 1t41-801ndll1..._ol ~ n1 ~ T • 1 •, - ·· • --. -r.--::100 N. Tltlnt lllddl:pon. Ohio, 1 :.'!!'"11110·"':'.!',' ·~·~·.· 1m llloillnlfon '::J3 l!lr t l'*"lirmllhod 1 pr, clop l Elo. uon1Bo-n?C.NBPI oqulpnOM~,rilllli ·•• ~~ · - "'-· ~· 4•1h......,,Zr:,r .1011... " ' ' · - - · , . -..,m up oro,llolt:o eo., w.n:odl - - HolrotYilol Nllfntl, vinyl olllitlng, 111 ru.2ti-3111~Hiot 1-2·811. TlloiWOnloToEotnMoroiHYou nMO,ol-lltt., wlco.-,rliJ-, ~~":!."'cto2l~l--lul' OEI,ODDIMuc.ny.Cooi...om l'ot-: Cornlllot......... ·-Co!no, EN......... .. "A_. ALL AREAl!-.,.... w "I ~ 1•- ~h 1:0.i:. . . · AYCIII I AI Aroal I Shltioy . locllld btlwlll'l Chta1ar nnd Tuppera 1'111111. Each lot II partially woocltcl with IICIIIIIII drlllllllll. StMCI by: T.P.C. Wttar Co.; Colu~ I Southern Ellctrlc Co. LOTS FROM $3,500 · end up OWner Financed BILL SLACK 992·2269 Old mo-.toyo, comic boako, ...,_ plciUrtO. Iron lklilolo, ond ila'nlluto, Ooby Mortln, eM112·'11MI. T-... DoCk For A Mobllo Horno,l14 4414053. 11 Appfotlwt TOWMhlp Road (IMciiiDp). 1{4 mila 11om At. 7, •FIREWOOD =polio. Employmenl Serv:ces COUIITIY LOTS FOI SALE 1·5ACRES oUGHT HAUUNG 3·16-1 1110 205 NDrt11 Second A¥t. llddllpOit, OH . · HYSELL RUN RoAD -; p.~, - Huntor'a o.- . Gallipolis, OH. REMOVAL Booko; llouahl And Said: Aoilalauo, Hflllrolcll, NO¥oi, eomlco: Thoophll... lol m, Ohio •5631, l14-446- ~ St.-Rt. 588 West TRIM and Wanted to Buy Winlod .To Buy: Junll Allloo Wllh Or wtthoul lloloro. CIA '. '~ IM 31113103 ~rry~~Y· • to. Pold; 'AN Old U.S. GOld lllnao Gokl ne.... ll.T.i.· Coin shoP. . 111 A..,.uo, Ooil.....,.o. .,... ww' luy Junk c.ro. IM-1012. •. Sales·Servkt-Eslilllates 446-2411 or 1·800.365-1229 9 i::.. Unldtn • Panasonlc 2-7·92·1fn l/ol/tJ/1_ ... · ~ lruoklng . . .pony - · 1 drivor to 1111 now pOolllona. ,. Rldl Pol,_ o\!ICllon CO!ftpony, .qulrmonto muo: bl 23 yro old, luU tlmo ..... ...,..,, _.ptoto -oucilon 111¥lco. UConlld 1-drugi•L ono dly during .WIU IM.Ohto I Wool Vlrglnll, 304- conoldor o:udonto. All runo lo m.s711. . . . COlli, 304-471-2710. Wlnlod To ~ Adding Moo chlno, 114-441-1 · WANTEO TO BUY: llodol " - " ' ,:':..!.-Evoillo:"Orll ~-• ~·~ Moooop. Aetllorf1.. IHitrs 1w: Tosblba ~ Drake SHRUI &TRIE Trucka TniCior -Trallera HouMoblle Hornet '! - = SATELLITE T.V. com-• eG....... 608 £AST.MAIN .u.:-; GALLIPOLIS, OHIO R..-:1111 FrttEou..- . . . . HOIIItl FR£1 ESTIIIATU HAVE UFIIEIKES ..,•• 6, ... ~en....... Ah• 6..... 614·91s.41 ao *19.95 A DAY AND UP Shrub and TIM Trimming .. Remov.. CONSTRUCTION INnRIOR & EXTERIOR AUTO RENTAL, INC. "Ramonllc Cllndiollahl Wed- -· · dingo" 'S""*J llountrlnl : 'Ciorgy 'Eio:llnl Clio .. 'PIIologrrpho . , _ "VIdeo •Af: ccmm adaUone · ... _ Pri... C!Wvt •• 'No ,' WI King, No .,..... TOOl ,; 'OtUinli:U:rg, Ttr.n I .,..... .,. WED-RIHCJ. and Seeding. BISSELL & BURKE '* '*""• ' I,• '· ~ ' .- 3 Announcementa Fertilizing, Weeding, (61 '"Taie IN Orl Dl -1M U1 Dt It Fer y,.• c - - : - - - - - - -, Lawn Mowing, · · LINDA'S PAIIITING & co. Announcements 949·2391or 1·800·137·1460 ~ llrl¥111 NlldodiiiiHugh Indoor Yrnl Solo. July 23 Eipo ..... od Oo'TIR O.:vero oro I 24. Roln Of Sl!lno. llllor Ill, Midld tDr 1n 11t1bll8hed 41 M11on, wv. lllolio TIL • LTL Cantor. Drilram ihlo .... will ... blood In PO!'Ieroy, thl Hurricane, WV 1r111. Drtv.-1 wMh 2 yr .,...,...,.. 111111 11 MiddlepOrt 2e112 ~1110 W/Coloi) ond 2e conlo P1f milo olnglo & VIcinity EICoolll. Eacollonl btnliM pock· All ford Sotoo Muot II Pold In aoo. toiOOo24:J.GOlt .. 304-M2· Advonco. DoadiiM: 1 :OOr>m lho 1225. 1:00.5:00, lion ...... Fri. doy btloro ,._ ad Ia (o run, EOE. .. SUndly adMion- 1:00pm Frldoy, _ , odlllon 1D:OO..m. Llahl Olflco Work, etrT Sklllo lui. Mondly Thru S.lurdly. Friday, Fu :nmo. (l.aelii Corn· ponYI Soncl AN••no; P.O. lo1 Public Sale 8 214; Oolllpolll, OH 41131. & Auction KEYIII'S UWN MAINONANCE ,,•••,, 01:11 1:: ,, 264 UPPER RIVER ROAD HAULING SERVICE 369701111•1... 614·ft2·22~2 5 JlfrJ C,.ter ~ SECURITY SYSTEMS ·,..~ (614)446-94l6 ir HOCH72-S967 FOREVER BRONZE TANNING a.llla (Nae)..-.114,620.12 Totol Fund · 8 I - .••114,120.12 IUIINIY INDEBTEDNESS BONDI 1 '\ Bennetts Mobile Home ~~lb;g 1391 SaHord SdiiiiiL ~. Wlpels, OW. ~lllllrano11 .13,7'1'0.25 UftrJJJrvecf Fund ~ ••170,148.87 2 biLl ..a. 1.ooa-.z- ; Fltol. Tln11 Vord Solo. Oolliown Rd . .Golllpoill Farry, F~ I Sol, t:00-4:00, good ...- . · lhingiofo...,_. Now Water Heaten. Business Services • Ylllllho 1200 FU1 DraM ' 211-1252. I . I 1114 Hondo NIOIII- 1VCISS, 1 12.000 . . .. AILiiiiiii,IOO. 114- : Pt. PleaSant & VIcinity Qwlity HI Effidetcy Air C..cltlolen, Heat Ptmps, fii'IICKIS ' ~--------_.--------~ .... I "' llf!WI BY OfSIGN AnMulllfor 11i3,00:-r::YIMStr.. Ht t, , Houaehold Gooda " INIBIT'&V. -Oul..--- .{28,141.12) (7)24,1111 nUCCO ~·. & 1 PWTER ~ 51 Rentals 614·,49·2101 or 949·2160 (lo s....IJ c...., Ex:-~~~7~ h~==========~r.=:::;;;;;====~ ,expr-ltll ...... ..__"' IMplild war· o::R ~GUM) · WICK' S IOUACEa cunEI'S tiii . Forlooll -lnlornlallon1101 lhlntc, II 112· 32tt. 3 Stool lldp. Focloty CloMo Outo. 30•41, .0•10, !OirtOO, Acl 11 . .. s... Tliou..,...l OUick Dollvory A¥1111bio. Bob 114-4460721, Ende1tt • WIIITEA"S SERVICE: U.S. 35, 1 ACRE, Largo Building, 114-4463411. .-.31M 571811. 1112 Hondo- 500, 1,111 lllel, E I ant Coftdllioft. • • 2411444. . .... 7·15-'12-tln loo•lllllltio•• • Roofi•t Fedanl Aotltltlrr ---121.170.40 Bol-l ao a .. 1oo,ooo.oo aauu.r~a~~• J Merchand:se · Buildings Evorything Muot Goi ! 1812 liondl· V-45 oic:e oond, S:,4QO. ott... fOr tiJrc•U \ ~slnesa 34 Galllpolla & Vicinity FREE ES'I'IMNI'I'S Br:lanca.••• _ ......IS,418.53 Clah In TOTALS RECEIPTS: T • - -- ••1,211,142.31 1l:ltlon.----···· 4,1a.OI Elnllngl on .....1...n-.••.--.-·..17,14UO Food lerlia rr Sri ------.715.11 ~ I . COMMERCI.U. ... RESJDENI'I..\L Belrn n ............1,. ..21 ·Ending Fund Caah Ending Fund Clah Brllf n ....1114,120.12 braftC.wooooooooHtHHoo.54loOO 1121. Yard Sale 7 --~ 1N1- , _ . ...... 17GOMI.. .... 11t- 121 K._ llrl ... !loving Solo! Fridly Jllly 2tth And Stilwdly July 211ih lo .on. To lp.m Only. New 1011111 • Vi1yl Shl1•1 Ntw Gtlrtgta • RtpltKtllllll Wi•llows 41) lloN:IIa:la..--··-7,177.111 Illata Bourn 1 ·-····1,514.41 Ors:Alt 11'11~ BISSELL BUILDERS, INC . . : Con~l (171, ----.1.02U2 87!!!:!": Fund Clah Eloginnlng Fund Cllh _,dO. ---...211,012:1.34 UN Ill rvarl Ftlnd 742·2328 LOCATED CORNER OF Rl. 7 & 143 POI!IEROY IY·PASS 992·5114 UMI/IIo:t Pd -...........-.14,017.53 llurrvarl For Encu;n. ' Of Sweet Corn, String Beans, Tomatoes and New Potatoes, Etc. E111plowea Aallf•••nl ToloiDielu,.. Aatll" . ---32,271.21 Totol Aloalp-. .......32,271.21 E~-~-~-..~.~.tl.7l Purdlarr d a. Jlo11 ···-·-.......221.41 luppM• I M ' ...___,,,.27,102.41 Ollar Ollleota......-..2,431.15 Totoi.,............ AO,III.II Eu. Rop-. ~ .,..._____ ...... 1,101.12 NQN.OFERAnNG RECEIPTI (DIBIRIPFNTI): ConlrlllutloM. Donrlona..-..-...3,4211.70 T- other Fin. lou (11Mo).. ____..J,420.7G Exo. Rop~ Onll (Under) Dlab. • Ott. $1.50 doz. 32 Mobile Homes for Salt 1:"7;1 • < KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 47 Wanted Po Rent I.A>II: Mlddlopo~. coi,llahl bolaa . •nd bnlwn, 114-112-lltl, 1'11-d. ADD ONS ~ REMODEUNG • KITCHENS • BATHROOMS· SIDING· DECKS 20 YEARS EIP.III"CI AL RUAIL & WHOLESALE SALES "!PJI-. Profeaaionll Mrlal Photography O.Chohund In 111111, !Gtlllo Counly). 114-446-1'131. AND EVERYTHING UNDERNEATH FRESH SWEET CORN Fedanlleu-..112GII a ......_ __ t,412,101S.17 T.... OIMr Fln.lou0 ExiiM&Itl elr (llaaa)..____140,43UO .....,Aalhttln ..._ .. 71,113.17 £u.RopW1o11a• Ovett ....1~111 ....27,512.52 . l\lndlrllllall. I ott. EM. . . . . ' 'qr'oa I .u....ltL --(11,101.21) Wlt!M---·· 107,51UO . Enillng Fund C.h Prnhlld 8olrnoa...-.....20,1MAI lllnlooe - ·-·-···1,170.27 Unrmrtltll Fund l Brl - ...... - •.20,131AI •• ~-- ••143,0411.01 .,~nGENCNGR'(ECRIEINDPTS·. c.ltol ~.........Sit.OO ,. oi.OI:jrola..--.-2,129.15 FLEET INC. on Page 10 IM-Ion.- ...2,241,011.11 .. if. ' ..._.......~.~. : - · . AE= CD181UASE· ........ ,.,, __...,......... ·--~·:: FWIII c.t. JERRY'S GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE Whke .aweet com, tometott, grttn beana. Twe locations. State Rt. 326~o.LJ.:ngaville, Oh. "hin St., t~UUBnd, Oh. . caJI7<42·2852 1--:.Hi!rnll&. - PRODUCE ~~~ .... NONMEIIATING Mason, W. V.. on 2~ lOis. 3 bedroom ranch, living room, family room ·wlfireplace, 1~ c:•- .- Tht Dally Stntl SNAFU® by Bruce Beallk: Lost • FOU!'d 6. F-..;..___......15,101.57 :r:t::-~·--laoo ~~·A'Ci;.....2t,113.07 ti=====::C:=::::::;:::::::::::~;::::::::=::::=:=====::; 111 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 24, 1992 ::--:::-:-~-:---a• .,.. EIIC:tl1cal & Refrigeration Alll*11.tlll ...... U I ' 4111 • ~ • I "!iring, - 111-tk' , - Akllnour 104.e'/lotlll. ' 85 General . . . . . r ~ :::o...:- ~·-~t~~·~~-~!"~:~-~>~..,.=2.....,~;: 1111 Fonl4-t:uclt, ~--- . .__.,.. .. ; .,, I Do•,_ • . =-...r~~ .,~:.,.=: :'"-r:,.::--.J.~ ~.~·:ro.::~==v: ;;:.-:.~,::r-- iiire~.... 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I '' PIQI 1G-1bt Sentinel ~omeroy-Middleport, Ohio . friday, July 24, 1992 . ~--------------------------------------------------------------.~ SATURDAY ·Doctor's·punctuality and bedside 12th annual/ iller reunion draws 61 rtianner .leave much to be desired Dear Ann Landers: Recently you pqnted a lcuer about a cardiologist · who was always ·late and whose patiems took 0111 their frustration on the office staff. You said the patients should tell the doctor that if he doesn't shape up they will find a doctor who is more conscientious about staying on schedule. My husband recently had a stress test. We were n:fem:d to a cardiologist by our family physician. The cardio.logist was not only late, bu1 all he did was pop into the test room thn:c times to ask my husband, •Are you OK?" He barely waited for a response before he was gone again. By the time my husband was disconnected from the EKG and dressed, the doctor had left the hospiull and was unreachable. My husband had several unanswered questions and was completely frusllatcd. Ann,this is not a doctor we can threaten. I'm sure that many of his patients are one-time sli'Css test patients, just as II!Y husband was. So what recourse do we have? This guy is a valued member of the hospital staff, even though his punctuality and bedside manner leave much to be desired. It is ashame that patients must be subjected to doctors who think they arc gods. We patients arc becoming less inclined to consult doctors because we arc treated as though our time doesn't mean anything. This has caused many of us . to become disenchanted with the medical profession. In facJ. you might say arc giving us transponation out of Aiui the goodness of your heart, so we won't insult you by offering you money.• How do I deal with these two? .. RUNNING ON EMPTY IN DAYTON DEAR EMPTY: Tell the two moocheR dw gasoline is expensive these days and thal they should go ahead and "insult" you and you will forgive them. Dear Ann Landers: Those teen-agers, "Jennifer and Kelly," who claimed they wroiC that poem about alcohol being a great "remover; are a couple or phonics. I flfSI saw that poem when I joined Alcoholics Anonymous 17 years ago •· when those tids werc in diapers. Shame on them for trying to pull a fast one. •• AN OLD TIMER IN ELMIRA, N.Y. DEAR OLD TIMER: You and morc than 500 others set the record straight. Thanks to all who wrote. I'm plcssed to make the correctioo. Oem of the Day: The happiest person in the grocery srore is the vegetarian looking at the prices in the meat dcpsrtmenL Do you have questioiiS aboUI sa, bw no OM 10 111ik 10? AM Landtrs' booklet, "Sa ond lht Tttn·Agtr," is frani. aNI 10 the poillt. Sellll a self-mJdressed, long, bllsit!ess-siu envelope aNI a chtclc or litO/ley order for $3.65 (lhis illclwlu postage aNI handling) 10: TttiiS, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 115~2, Chicago, 111. 60611.0562. (1n Canada. send .... ANNIANDIIS MIJN,JMAIIF• I~­ c:r..na,.· ... . UP (NEW we are •· ORLEANS) . DEAR FED: The medical profession has char!ged dtamatically these last 20 yesrs and it's not totally the doctors' fauiL Ther arc socked in by- paperwork and insurance forms and plagued with the threat of malpractice suiJS, whicb is why they give every test known to mankind. They need to cover themselves in ease they get sued. Some doctors arc- arrogant, but many arc still compassionate and caring. As for that cardiologist who did your husband's stress test, he sounds as if he is overworked and stressed out himself. Practicing medicine IOday is not exacdy a day at the beach. I admire the young men and women who are brave enough to enter this field, given the challenges they arc faced with. Dear Ann Landers: I have lhrec friends who don't drive. Whenever I can, I Jake them where lhey want to go. One woman sometimes hands me aSS or $10 and says, ~ for the 11'81lSp0113lioo. Fill up the tank on me.• The other two arc a differ· ent story. They say, "We know you $4.45.) · The 12th annual J. DOyle and Richard Phillips Ji:.; fifth genera- mond and . Pam Roach, Trudy · Gertrude (Russell) Miller family tion babies, Tasha Dawn Holt- Wil!Wns. Darin, Dimna and Jacob . reunion was held recently at the grewe and Daniel Lee Smith; by Roach, all ol ~y; Joe Antho- : Miller ~~ -=~ce''in MiddlepOrt adoption, David Ayres, by Rich ny, Middlcpott; Willard, Judy and · witll61 · ·. . andRondaA~. Loraine Miller, Wooster; Bill · Preceding the dinner a friendNoit years reunion will be the Moine, Rinman; Ronald Miller, . ship circle was formed and Dale second Sunday in July at the Miller Angie Robinson.• Stephanie and · Miller served as emcee making homcplace. Richai'd, Rich and Ronda Ayres, : announcements for the past year. Attending were Jack Miller, Dsvilfand Wally, SteYCIIl Miller, all : Introductions wm made and, the Jolumic Miilcr and Tiffany, Jason of Columbus; Dale Miller, Sandy · Lord's Prayer given by all. David, Ken·ny Owens, Jackie and ·Juli Bonar, Maryville, Tenn.; : The day was spent reminiscing, Lenox and Kevin, Vickie Laceif, Clyda ADensworth, Carl and Jcssa · pla_Ying. games, taking mo~ and Annette, Shawn and Brent, all of Mae Brannan, Bill and Flo · sWUDrrung. Columbus; Louis and Mary Orucser, Mike, Debbie, Tars and .: One 1118l'riage was IIOicd • Ray- (Miller) Smith, Wanda, Jeff, Jason Alison O«lach, all of Middleport; . mood Roach to Pam Walburn. and Mary Lou Abshire, Pam Smith, Bob and Edythe Jay. Jobn ar\(1 Mil· Babies boot into the family cir- · all of Columbus; Dorothy (Miller) dred Crooks, Annu Mae Ebbingclc were: a fourth gellellllion baby, Roach, Pomeroy; Fay Roach, haus and Amy and Anna Lefever, Brawn and Brandon, Racine; Ray· au of Columbus. • The Harrisonville OES met for its July meeting with worthy matron, Pat Arnold, and worthy patron, Larry Well, in charge. There were 31 members prcsenL The worthy matron commented on how pleased she was to see so many out at a regular meeting. Announcements included the 50th wedding anniversary or Marjorie and Harold Rice on Sunday; the past mstron picnic at the lone pf DoiD!a Nelson; a reception for Orand Junior Cu.Btodi~iln nfro'ru~· Grand Guardians counc o o of the Order ol Job's Daughters on OcL 12 at the Middleport Mssonic Temple ,and semi annual inspec· lion. . Harold Rice gave the blessmg before refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hoffman ahd Mr. and Mr. Fred Gemge. capable of containing the epidem· Asian countries, also slow in plaslic bedpan, sbe said. ic," said Bernard Liautaud, a responding to the epidemic, are Health officials at the confer· Haitian AIDS expen. expected to have an AIDS explo· ence said :the low availability and Beeau!IC of the lack of ttained sion that could cripple economies unpopularity or condoms in Africa medical personnel, hospital beds with the huge cost or trcallnenL · contributes to the region's styrock· and immunization clinics in these British health care economist cling rare of acquired immWJC deli· countries, the situation is destined Susan Foster - who has ·worked ciency syndrome. to become worse, Liautaud said. The average uea11ne:u cost for for the past two years at the Monze an AIDS patient in the United While the infection rate in District Hospital in southern ZamAmeries and other Western nations bia - described the case of one States is $38,000 a year; only $400 appears to be leveling off, 80 per, rural woman and her stricken son a yesr is spenl on an AIDS patient cent of all new AIDS infections to illusllllte how AIDS suffercrs arc in Africa, mostly for basic health cwrenlly occur in the Third World, deprived of even the most basic care. Liautaud appealed for internaaccording to the Geneva-based human needs. tional help, noting that many poor World Hcslth Organization. The son's AIDS·relaled diarrhcs By the turn of the century, became "impossible to cope with, countries lite his arc already strug· roughly three-quarters of the 40 especially since she had no ade· g~ng to tope with overpopulation, million people expected to have quate source of water," Foster said. poveny and civil unrest. · "A silent conspiracy may turn contncted the AIDS virus will live "Her solution was to dig holes AIDS into another neglected tropiin impoverished countries. in the garden for bim to lie in. Peri, Africa has most of the new odieally he moved on to a new hole cal disease," he said. "We must cases. Up to 80 percent of. the adult and she filled in the old one,'' fos. join our efforts to ereate,'beyond boundaries, a coUecti~e conscience patients in some African hospitals fer said. are AIDS sufferers, according to A simple solution to "preserve a in the fi$hl against AIDS." Desp•te lhe prevalence ol AIDS WHO: patient's dignity" would be a $2 in the Third World, nearly 90 percent of conference participants were from induslrialized countries, where most AIDS research is done. The board appoved a plan, with hopes 10 have someone on staff by The Board nf Truatecs or the Obio V11ley Area Libraries review and input from LAC, to Labor Day. In final action the Board (OVAL) held their monthly meat· implement the budget cut ordered ing at System Headqu•rters in by Governor Voinovich on July approved the upgrading of a comI st. This plan shifts the costs for puter system to liUIIclt the SystemS WellstotJ recently. Director Eric S. Anderson some of the CD-ROM data bases m four of the members. Established in 1973 u the fust informed the bolld ol the success and delivery costs for interlibrary of the proPJIIII during the year. loan to the member libraries. stare-funded regional public library Bookmobile Servil:cs inaased the Anderson apologized for the swift· ·system in Ohio, today OVAL number of circulatiOM by I~ and ness with· which action was administers through local public libraries a variety of programs the number oluam by 33~ . Books required. Anderson RpOrted that five can- desi~ned to~rove and ex tend By Mail circulation increased by didates traveled to Wellston on SCrYICCS to I residents. OVAL 6~ and the aumber of users increased by 12~. He told the July 17-18 to interview for the is made up of public libraries in the board lhll there wae olhtr signifi- Extension Services Librarian posi· counties of Athens, Hocking, Jackcant incrcasca in consulting and tion. More !ban 40 applications son, Lawrence, Meigs, Pike, Ross, conlinuting education usc, but we~ RWvcd, and the f~eld or can- Scioto and Vinton. Wanda Eblin serves on the Wllllcd to lhn the draft or lhc full didates have demonstrated library report to the Librarian •s AdviD'y experience and developrnenL LAC OVAL Board and represents the will discuss the process at their Meigs County Pub~c Library. Conuniaee (LAC). meeting, and if all goes well he AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP)- The AIDS epidemic~­ tating many developing nations mates the crisis in the West seem small by COIIIparison, acmdittg to accounts 11 the world AIDS conference. While 1 gay activist from New Yort COIIIplained about inadequate health care for Americans with AIDS, African social workers spate Thinday of pOorly equipped hospitals flooded with AIDS patients on the verse ol death. 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Ill (!) Ill Ill Ill ,.,... PATRIOT HANOVER " ' ""'".. ' -- r• :wa:lr (J) • ."r ......., " " CLOSE-OUT SPECIAL ONLY 1 LEFT A,T THIS PRICE! L"UUn o• MIICila __ On OSU honor roll ) aa=nUI'FIIpalt OPIIC WEEKDAYS dale,Ariz. Also auending was . family friend, Guido Oeralami. . · ' OMitllll? F.. I 7W Olpllill F ,.,. lcGI(J)M . . . ,..., lcii(J)a . . . ...... IllS Allending were Katie and Norman Rousey. Palmer. Alasb; Mary and Robert Graham, Columbus; Nonna Maness, Orlando, Fla.; VirFour Meigs County Sludents ginia and Art King, Tom, Alan, received point average of at Ashley and Amy, C)larleston, least 3.5 atograde be lisled on the spring W.Va.; Sara Lee Yoakam and Kit- quarter honor roll at Obio State lye Lewis, Lima; Rolau and Susan Rousey, Bloomingdale; Rita (Dol- University. They are Leah Hillary Doidge lie) and Larry Mees, Kyle and and Jared Andrew Sheets, Ryan, Portland. . The two·daughters of Margaret Pomeroy; Carol Lynn Fisher, and David Eugene Rice, and Charlie Newman, Syracuse, Racine, Reedsville. ( 8AT,JULY21 . • HDaaCNitllllll Thirty-one attend Calkins reunion held in Portland Harrisonville Dcscendan!J Or NmDi CIItins. attended; Nancy and Chester Buckknown u "Nomic" to family and ley, Ann and James, Reedsville; OES meeting friends, gathered Sunday at Mary Sharlce and Jack Whinle, Scous- Third World AIDS epidemic dwarfs West's problems ·• ------~-------------~--------·------·------- ,, ... ~-=.., • •"::..-,,.. ILl ' I II•I I i . , L,~Tolllll~llllll c l I .JWa, .... II · ............. I r .. , �----.- - - - - 1-- -- -- - --- SUNDAY 8 I I' SUN.. JULY 21 TUESDAY MONDAY 8 8 MQN.. JULY 27 M :8 OttN TV l.illlnl;llnc. Fl _., TX I 5:GO (I) • TUE.. JULY 21 ~~ EVENING lng 1D Willi llclng From St. l5:i\: P.. c. EYINING 1:00 (J). (J). (J). • • 0 ..... 11J NI,C Ill/' I' IIJ MOVI!: Clwtle Chin In • • ::r. 1:30 (I). (J). IIOIM ' . . . OJIS' .aTimtrllltollt =:..~. 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WOII Television Viewing • FRI.; JULY 24 • B 0 R M YE IV!HING I I II I I 75 cent s Pictorial history of Bend Area I 12 Sunday Summer Olympic Games begin Politics and religion in Vinton area during the 1800s -Sands - Page A-8 ICE L N L II I~ I I I I WE'RE SVPPOSED TO WRITE HOME TO OUR, PARENTS, CORMAC. AND TELL THEM WHAT A GREAT TIME WE'RE !-lAVING 1-lERE AT CAMP.. EVEN IF WE'RE NOT? ISN'T Tl-lAT A LIE? WELl, IT'S SORT A WlliTE LIE .. -B-1 j::' LIES COME IN I I I I' I~ Is COLORS? 0 SHURTH I Meigs Seniors to have booth in new commercial building- Hoeflich A-7 "Why are you standing there hold! · children's coats?' the~ .asked. "Here,' the wife replied, "you put their coats on. and I'll go •.•• the-··." Complete tho chuckle quoted by filling in tho miiSing words KN0 A E vou develop from step No. 3 below. III I ~~~~\~MetE Fotl I I I. I lrH~ SCRAM-LETS ANSWIIS ' · •• Opaque· Plush· Rebel· Quarry· PLEASURE The"eklerly gent, who lived in my~ bUilding, BRIDGE I ''·• II "'""" ,{ ,_ot>tll wm EAST • KJI412 .AIO +100612 +10 5 .JITI U2 HQ SOlii'H . - '· TAlC~ ONe Of ntts~ PIL&.S ON SUNMY yJt'lf'N l'M OUT Of MY OfFICe. . "'WV~.s """. tAQitl •i • •J 'l •u tAl The signal is misunderstood +AKQ2 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South By PIIUiip Alder Eul Pus Pus Opening lead: t K 7 - 2.4- FISHING TOURNAMENT - Fishermen competing in the American Electric Power Company's employee fishing tournament have their catch. weighed in at the Gallipolis Upstream ·-· ACROU 1 Type ol 5 - ol 37""""''" 40 ~"""""' 41 Bllot43 ActOr- 12 Blbllcel kin; 13 GIMalogy 14 TY'I- llurrar IIunktr ~e ~ID SHE'D 1..011: NC ..JU5r.Ae MUCH. EVEN IF 1 ~ SIJ.ItRr. 44Siow~ 15 Actor""'" HOlliER L(M; -eoY.ETIM65 EXPRESSES I~L-f=. IN ~EWA'r'S. ------I _,.,,.,,........ 38 OK Commerce mov-t 45 Corllllnl 52UII- 111 Voc1Uon 18 Rockr hiU 1111111¥tr Stell 21 Llat mo. 24GWM 27 Impel 28 Llrp 53 Lmold 54 Flllillllf lntrldltnt 55 CloMIY se SlllllliiMct conllnlnt DOWN 211 Deelrorld (II.) 31 Emlllr• St1l1 (lbbr.) 32 i.odhor J11n II.- 33 lleturlng lglllt 1 G-11'1 Ulilllnt Gl!llolf 2--·· 11 Cllrg,...'l IIIII . 12 - IIMI IIIW I Plllevtnb 7 Enllflllntr Sir•- IHih 3 Proportion 4Colle;lln ...... 34 Tin (chem.) 17SIIM~t~Ht • 111111'1 Gokll ........,. 20 Fired 21 !aorlllllnt I Prolllblt 10 Alllr- 5 Actor- 23= 2sl:le" 22FIIIIIII BARNEY SHERIFF TATE JEST FER THROWED CHEATIN' AT MAN SNU CHECICERS fl IN JAIL tl Public Use Area Saturday arternoon. Approxi· mately 120 people are participating in the twoday fishing tournament . (Times-Sentinel photo by Jim Freeman) Rental property owners invited to attend HUD session Monday ...-· .. 35 C1nlll boltt 311 ActorCotlntry Clfpet MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP .- 24 Olllalll CHEATIN' AT CHECKERS fl WHO WAS HE -~ 21 lllotorllte' .... CHEATIN' ENNYHOW 30om-Ill now.llold« 3Uind 01 clot 3111oot-r 41 HoiM31 ""'' Irlinlng '"" 42 llitelurchlft By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Starr POMEROY · Rental property owners intercsled in participating in the Family Self-Sufficiency Demonstration Project fundcd for Meigs County by the U. S. Depart· mcnl of Housing and Urban Dcvel· opment arc invited to attend an informational meeting at 7:30 Monday night at the Pomeroy Pub· lie Library. Meigs County in June received $1 ,278,550 from HUD to carry out a live year progtam of assislance to el igible families to pay rent for decent, safe, and sanilaty housing by providing housing assistance payments to participating owners on behalf of eligible tenants. Jean Trussell, executive director of the program, will explain at the meeting what the responsibilities of the owners are, the housing quality standards, how the payments arc handled, and the general administration criteria. Funds will be di sbursed at $255,710 per r,ear, according to Trussell, and wtll be designated for 20 two-bedroom units, 25 three bedroom units, and five four -bed· room units, for a toUII of 50. In essence what the program docs is provide some funding for housing and utilities for low income families during the lime the head of the household participates in a planned training program geared to making the family self- POMEROY • Joyce Bunch, a 19-year employee atlhe Senior Cit· izens Center, was the first to be named Employee of the Month in a recognition program initiated by the Meigs County Council on Aging. Bunch began working with the Council in December, 1972 soon afiCr the ceniCr was opened in the old ·Pomcroy junior high school building. The Council in initiating the program set up a selection~commit· tee composed of Susan Oliver, executive director. Charles E. Blakeslee, secretary of the Council, and Dorothy Long, treasurer. . The crileria used for selection is initiative, to include assislllncc with projects, finishing jo8 assignments promptly and correctly, and willingness to do job !asks olher than specific job duties; creativity, suggestions for new projects, recommendations for cost effective ways BERNICE BEDEOSOL Jufr21,; ·'tONI lnteresll might shift In till year . llhtld regarding lhe 1ypt1 ot lrtandl wllh Whom you'H want lo IIICICime. ••Qoerl" With a prectlcal outlook mJIY De your companiOnl oliN lulufl. :uo (MJ ft.Aug. 22) II 1 pr a..ntln· ' VOIIImtnt Is prediCAtld upon I purely ~ ~atlc mollvt, Kfrilghl nolltvt up ' 10 your expecletlonl. 11'1 bill you re- ' •: ,.amine the reason lor your modt of · tef\avlor.' Know where to look lor rolllllliCe and you'K lind II. The AllrOo --to AQUARIIiS f~. 20-Feb. 1tl II you're Involved In something today that re· quires a substanllal output of cash. don't be too Willing to believe every· thing you hear. Naivete could be expensive. PISCES (Feb. 20-lbrch 201 Someone ")'ou're counting on to help you conclude a complicated matter might prove to be unreliable at lhls lime. Have a back·up plan ready, just In caoe. ARIEl (lbrch 21·AprH 11) An assignment you've been neglecting might be· come a thorn In your side today. Don't waste more time making excultt. Do what needl doing as promptly and el· leclively 8S poaslbte. TAURUS (April l!O-MeJ 20) Usually, you're a good manager or your resources. but today your extravag111t whims might dominate your prudent Inclinations. Some rorm of lou Is poulble. . GEMINI (MIJ 21-.ltlne 20) II you're not organlzld and persistent today, objec· Iivas you're .anxious to ec;htew. might not be reallzld. It's lmperatlvt you Hn·lah wllal you start. CAIIC!II (JUne 21-Julf 22) Be carf!ul wllat you II)' aj)out other1 today, even thooe wlto may 'detrerYII a tongue-lash· lng. Your remark~ could make you look bacllnsteed or the wrongdoer. • l'llolftll 47 0wW (pOeL) 45 " - " .. ChlltiH .-t--t-+-+-4 sufficient. · Participants will be required to sign a five year contract to take part in a planned program as a condition of receiving assislance. According to Trussell the pro· gram is designed lo promote the development of local strategies to coordinate usc of public housing monies and private resources to enable famili es 10 achieve cconom· ic independence and 'self·sufficicn· cy. There are no restrictions on properties which qualify, except that they must meet specifications as to the number of bedrooms and pass periodic inspections. Apartments, single family dwellings, and Continued on A-2 41 Do 111111 worll 110 Collpete "' • 51 . . , 10 serve clients, innovative goais; courtesy and consideration with clients and the public; advocate for senior clients, and reliability. The employee of lhe month will have a desrgnatcd parking space in front of the Cenler, his or her name on a. plaque to be placed in the actiVIty room, lunch with the exec· ulive director, and a $50 savings bond. At the conclusion of the year, all 12 employees of the month will be guests ala luncheon or dinner host· cd by the administrative staff and · MCCoA Board of Trustees . An employee of the year will be named and preseniCd a $100 savings bond and a plaque. I I II DIP DIID ,. ZYZIIA.· W 'IIA.UWPU I I HM : IWWATWYP RHDI ..AW .. • I H N W IIHYY CAU C A AM. • UAOHW IIHYYHIZt. ' I PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Johnny, ~hlng you lllld CWM tl\lt. Thlnko lor my llrat br...." - "-'trrM Arnold. maller , it was di scovered that Lawrence's wallet had been taken . The indictment all eges one count of aggravated murder with two death penally specifications and a firearm specification, as well as a count of aggravated robbery with a firearm specification. If convicted, Lindeman could receive the death penally on the charge of aggravaiCd murder. Aggravalcd robbery is an aggra· vated first degree felony carrying with it possible penalties of not less than len nor more than 25 years. A firearm· specification under Ohio Law carries a mandatory three-year minimum term for each se parate specification for usc of a firearm during a commission of a felony beyond lhe penalty imposed for aggravated robbery or aggravated murder. 'Thi s is the first indictment in Meigs County for the death penalty under Ohio Law which has been in effect since 198I," Story said. "It is my feeling that this is a brutal and senseless crime and that the grand jurors of thi s county have found that Lindeman should stand trial for this crime." "If (Lindeman is) convicted, I will be asking !hat the court impose the death penalty on Mr. Linde· man," Story said . Lindeman has been incarceraiCd in lhe Meigs County Jail since shortly after the incident. He has been declared indigent and is rcpre· senled by Public Defender Charles H. Knight. Lindeman appeared before Meig s County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred W. Crow Ill on Friday, bui no plea was entered . Lindeman is expected to enter a plea to the charges on Monday. No bond amount was set, and Lindeman will remain in jail until at least that time. Plans set for Gallia fair sale GALLIPOLIS ·The 1992 Gallia Coumy Junior Fair Sale will be held at 12:30 August 7. The sale order this year will be hogs, ~teers, tobacco, and lli11Ibs .'Th'l!re arc ap'proximalcly 400 animal s in the sale this year. Resale animals will be picked up at the fairgrounds by the companies handling the resales and will be under the supervision of the Sale Committee and Fair Board. A bid per pound for re sale will be announced at the sale for both hOgs and lambs. Several livestock companies have expressed interest in submitting competitive bids to handle the resale of these two species. Resale steers will be marketcd individually by Was hington C.H. Producers Livestock . Exhib itors with extra animals meeting the weight requirements may also ship under this arrangement. Special forms arc being dev eloped to enhance a smooth opcrauon. Fair buyers may choose to send their animal to a meal processor of their choice. The processors appreciate a call ahead of the sale, so illatthey can better plan their work schedule. Lee Johnson and Harry O'Call will be the auctioneers for this year's sale. For additional information on the 1992 Gallia County Junior ~air Sale, please conlact the sale Commitlee, fair board members, or the extension office. Person s to contact arc: Tom Wiseman, Tom F. WOO\Iward, Lee Johnson, Paul Shoemaker c Skip : Meadows, Fred Dccl, Ed Volbom David T. Evans, Ken Saunders: Rodney Alderman. Garry Fcllure, Rob Jcnkms. Wayne Jividen. Tim Evans . Merrill Evans, Tom Meadows , Eu ge ne Elliot and Kent Shawver. · Governor lauds report, but . recommends public hearings COLUMBUS . Ohio (AP ) Gov. George Voinovich praised a task force repon calling for major changes in hi gher education tn Ohio. saying the proposals co uld improve the quality of the state's institutions of higher learning and make access 10 !hem easier. But he also said the recommen· '!lations sbould be reviewed at pub· lie hearings around the state and subjccled to vigorous debate. An Ohio Board of RegeniS wk force relea¥d the report Friday after a study. on A-2 RIBBON CUTIING • Former GDC superin· tendent Pam Matura, who was Involved rn the early stages or the GDC Habilitation Center pro-· jed, gestures after culling the ribbon at the cen· ter's dedication ceremony Friday. Looking on are, len to right, Rick Wymer, asst~tant deputy director or the Ohio Department or Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities; Richard Dilmar, architect ; Mike Dey, GDC superintendent and Marilyn Shealey, program director. (T·S photo by Kevin Pinson) GDC dedicates new Habilitation Center By KEVIN PINSON Times-Sentinel Starr 'H By BRIAN J. REED Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY · The Meigs Coun· ly Grand Jury returned a multiple· count indicllllent against a Racine man on Friday afternoon, charging him in the robbery and murder of Howard Lawrence of Long Bot· tom. According to Meig s County Prosecuting Attorney Steven L. Story, Donald E. Lindeman, 28, Horse Cave Road in Racine was indicted on two counts for the June 25 robbery, shooting and murder of 65 year-old Lawrence at his rural Meigs County grocery siDrc. Lawrence was found bleeding in his DeWitt 's Run store on the evening of June 25. He was taken to Veterans Memorial HospiUII in Pomeroy, and illen flown to Grant Medical Cen ter in Columbus, where he died nearIy a week later. During the investigation of the Joyce Bunch first to be recognized by Meigs Senior ~Citizens Center 43 . , _ " ' 458hllll 45 ., 1111 tlmt Grlljlh Matchmaker lnslantly reveals wlllch lljjna •• romantlcllly perfect tor you. Mail $2 plus a long, OGif-ad· dr81118d, 1tamped envelope to Match· maker. c/o thla newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101·3428. YIIGO (Alii· ft.lepl. 22) Do not ger Into a ftnger-polntlng contest with associates today regatdlng who Is right or wrono reg11dlng a matter that affects your car-. LIIIIA (lept. 2J.Oct. 23) Political in· trlgues coUld c.uae you prolllematoday In tither 1 IOCial setting or at work. Don't be jockeyed Into a position where you IMI you mu1t particlpale. ICOIIPIO (Ocl. :M Na•. 22) A change you've been hoping tor might come about todJIY. IIOwtwer, once II tran· aplres ..you may beglri.to 11 It Is what you rBIIy wlllled. 8AGmAIIIIJI (Now. D-De\1· 211 Should you hair aome U11flltterlng lhlnga lllid aboUt you today. cltec:k oev· oraiiOUrcealor -lllcatldh before lalh· 1ng out. 11 mlghl not have any basis In IICt. CAP'IIICORN (Dei:. :12-JM. 11) An am· bltiOul ob)tetlvt 11 llftlly to be urtlulltlled to$y; you might wtah lor wltet you wan1 rather than wortc lor lt. Thltll not a IIIICc:esalullormat: in mld-ltlk. Lindeman faces death penalty after indictment 'J.It-H UIH tJ 10 8 Shower<. Hl~h 12 Sections, 90 Pageo A M~lllmedla Inc. Newopaper Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, July 26, 1992 +ou PHILLIP ALDER A lung the river ..............R1·8 Business/Farm ............... 0 1·8 Classified ....................... Dl-7 Deaths..............................A·J Editorai . .........................A·4 Sports.............................CI-8 Wrather. ..........................A·2 . Vol. 27, No. 23 Copyrighted 1992 always had something wise to say to me·When I was leaving for work. My favorite was, "Mind your own bus· inessbefore PLEASURE!" . .. I NORTH .KH •Qa7 Inside • xmts· I I I I' I0 7 1 C-1 EMPLOYEE HONORED · First honoree In the new employee recognition program or the Meigs County Council on Aging was Joyce Bunch who has worked 19 ,years at the Senior Clti~ns Cen· ter. Here Susan Oliver, e~ecutive director, presents a plaque to Bunch. GALLIPOLIS • With a snip of the scissors, directors of the Gal · lipolis Developmental Center took a small step closer to completion of a project that will enable clients wilh mental disabilities to take a big step closer to independence. About 30 people stood by Friday afternoon 8S GDC superintendent Dr. Michael Dey dedi<;atcd the cenaer's new Habilitation Cen1er. The $600,000 project will house woodworking equipment lhat is presendy set up in a reniCd building mdowntown GaUipolis. . The center, which opens Aug. 3, ts located on ~acksbn Pike behind Unique Expressions, a gift shop ran to be a little more than I expected." will also help consolidate th e Habililation Director Phil Fer· GDC's projects to one area. Before, by GDC clients. The shop sells gift ilems, picnic Uibles and small fumi· rara said the center will not only projects were located on the GDC ture man.Vactured in the habililll· manufacture ·items for the store, but campus, in the downtown area and lion cenler as well as cut flowers also will seck external contracts at Uni~ue Expressions. '1ltts enables more functions at and planas from the adjacent green- with busi nesses and industries. He one location for more people," she house. said the center hopes to contract GDC Assislant Superintendent with outside com(ianics who need sald. "It gives us a center operating Richard Houck said planning for help handling excess seasonal point as well as gives an opportuni· ty to more people." the building began in 1985 and work. The center will also be used to construction slar1ed in April 1991. The site was chosen off the Originally, the project was due for main campus of the GDC to help train clients for custodial work in completion last October, Houck . clients relate to the community lhe community. Ferrara said GDC said, but the contractor declared atmosphere, Ferrara said . .'"Hope· already has a contract with the bankruptcy when lhe proJtx:t was fully the training will reflect things Ohio Bureau of Employment Ser· 80 percent complete and ille open- !hey need 10 know in lhe communi- vices, Olive Street, Gallipolis, for ing was delayed while a substitule ty. It may be juSI what the doctor custodial work. Clients will be construction company was sought. trained at the center before sending ordered hetc." "I'm really happy wilh the pro'Marilyn Sheale~. program ser- them out to community sites. jec~" he said. "I think it turned out viCe manager, said 'the new center Continued on A·2 ' "•' );I I . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 24, 1992 buchanan gillespie grumbling reed